http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/1eee36b47cda6f940cda602cc08d64d1.pdf c929c78092f89a6bd1ad03a59fd90fab PDF Text Text ' . 10- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, July ~2il!.lll97!Z§..----------•-----------,;.-.,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, ~~ cF<iR!pnr•fit'_ . ~jtr>±!~t;_:I!a=-.-_: 197-i GAlAXIE SWINGER Stor croh camper . Sleep~ 7 S1000 Includes owning , port a -pot lP gos tank , s pore tire . one ex l1ngutsher . swmg out s to11e a nd . !able . Yery good cond l tlon ."Con MOBILE HOME for ren t or sole. 1973 Nushuo 12 ll 60 3 be seen at 305 Wnght St. o r Co li ' wood Cemete ry , Racme , Sole PriC e Tentative postal accord reached ELBERFELD$ IN PO.M EROY bedroom . partial ly lurnished. Con be seen next to Green- $50CJO . 992-3255 o r 9<11 -3964 NOTICE S;,tis b ury HOUSE o r 1roder yo.<a nted to rent by yOun g cpu p le w 11 h house pet . Need ed tm med ta !e ly . Phone 992-7623 . CO UNTRY M OBil E H ome Po rk Rou te 33 nor th of Pomeroy ll':J rge lo h Coli 9Q'J . 7479 10 , A CRE S 7 r oom horne new ly rem odeled M ul be rry HI ~ Pome ro y . A ll c tly ul tl tll e :; S200 m on t h pl u s u l tlt tt es 9Q'l s(no o r I 444 8601 FU RN IS HED fHREE b oth 9Q 2 2598 room s an d Town s h i p Trustees w i ll hold a publ ic he;sr ing on the proposed uses o f Revenue Sht~r 1 n g Funds and Anti -Recess ion Funds .on the 21st day o t July 1978 ONE BEDROO M o pt Con to cl Manor A pl M •d y ,f.l age dleporl 992-7787 N~ W l Y R EO ~ CO RA f ED e !t ect e n c 'l'· opor l mf>n! QQ') Ut d tl •e s GUY A Russell . ~ Pres i Dent Salisbur y Tow n sh i p , Trus !ees 777 Pearl Sf. M iddlepor t. O h io CONTINUES OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 (7) 20. lt c NOTICE Sal i sbury T o wn shi p T rustees w il l ho l d a publ ic hearing on the Budge! tor F i sc al Year beg i nning Jan . 1. 1978 at 7 : 00 p .m ..on the 28th da y o t July , 19 78 . Really save during this annual event on wearing appar~l for men, boy~ children, and ladles. ·All sahas final, no exchanges or. refunds. --;;,.s~:·:--~~-.sio-n~T ~:~~~:~:~;; Guy A . Russell 1 Pres ident Salisbury Twp . Tr ustee s 777 Pearl 51 . Middleport ~ Oh i o ( 7l 20 . H e potd Save on any RCA console color T.V. in stock, good selection of styles and wood finishes. Warehouse on Mechanic Street. 31o6 FU RN IS HED UF'-Sl AIRS apon men t Rej ere nc e qu •r e d ond No pe t-s r "'Ra ben 9-a 9 (Jl3 d e p os tl $ 100 re p et Ronne Hd l 3 AN D .1 RM f ur n•s hed and ur1 f urnt) h ed opt-.; Ph one QQ:' " at L OO p_.m . TWO 8EDR O OM h ou se l r otl e r tn t hP coun !ry 742-299 1 .- .IJ 4 CHAPMAN SHOES SEMIANNUAL SALE CONTINUES Featuring • Women Js Sandals •women ~s Dress Shoes • Sport & Hou se Slippers • Men 's & Children's Tennis • Women's '· Grasshoppers • Pu.r ses GREAT SAVINGS CHAPMAN SHOES IN THE · COMMON PLEAS COURT , PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF , AC COU .NTS , PROBAtE COURT , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO A ccounts ana voucher~ o f the follow i ng name d f i duciar i es have been filed in the Probate Court , Meigs County , Oh io , t or C!pp r ova l and se tt lement C ASE NO 2207 5 F ina l ancl 0 1S i ri b u t i ve A cc ou n t of Dav i d L H1ll . Admii''HStr aror of th e Es t ate o t James Ray H i ll , De c eased CASE NO . 21702 F inal and · D i str i but iv e Account of Letha Morr is , Exeu c tr 1x ot t he· E s tate o f JameS Walter . Ar c her . Decease d . CAS E N O.. 2732q Final and D i str i but i ve A cc ou n t of C onn ie Kay C hapm an . EJ:e c utr i :.: o f the Estate o f Elda H Carsey . De cease d . Unless ex cept ions are t i led th ereto . sa •d a ccoufil fS w i ll be tor hear 1ng be for e said Cou rt on th e 1B i h day of August, 1978 , at wh i ch t ime .s a i d ac co unts will be cons ider ed and con t i nued fr om day to day u nt i l l i nally d isposeo o f . Any p erson rnter es ted may t i l e wr i flen e)(cept ions to s a id aq: oun t s or to maTters per t a i n i ng to tne execut ion o t the t r ust , not less than f i ve days prior to lhe da te se t for hear in g Redwood . Lloyd Spring ' base chairs, porch swing·s , telescope folding chairs and chaises, Mechanic Street Warehouse . ______ SAY~ _.__.__..._ Sizes 8 to 20, • buy now for back to school. MEN'S 14 OUNCE PRE-WASHED I I .. S, M, L and XL sizes. Clearance $ale on remaining stock . Summer styles in canvas and vinyl . · LADY'S DRESS GLOVES Lighter patterns' ·selected from regular stock for July CleiJrance . Waist s izes 32 to 42. 11.95 and 112.95 Slacks •.••••••••••• Sale 19.00 '15.95 Slacks ••••.•••••••••••••••••••. Sale 111.00 '17.95 ._.......__ __ YOUR CHOICE _______ 118.95 Slacks. ...........Sale '.13.00 ~nd_,._..._ _......,._.._ .......... MEN'S l ~~~~!n· ~~t~l~!e shir:~. l RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK ·savings Get an " (•dgt'" on sa vings with a savings acrount that earns the hi g ht•sl iniNesl allowed by law! W(' ha v(''(' lll in all sizes. Find one right for yo u ! Speal< to us! In c ludes s port shirts , knit shirts, dress shirts . Good selection in si zes S, M, Land XL and neck .~iz es 14 112 to 17. LlffiE GIRLS SUMMER SLACKS ------- SALE! CHILDREN'S SUMMER PAJAMAS Months sizes thru 7 to 14. l -----l SUMMER JEWELRY $} ()() SAVE % Pair GIRLS DRESSES Regular and extra sizes of Devon. Queen Casual, Jane Colby and Bradley ·sportswear. 5 AvE 1/3 ----- ...,_... - ......... ·--- Limit e d quantities. not every size. while the y la st . h PRICE SAI.I SAVE 30% . ···- -· .. . LlffiE BOYS AND GIRLS TOPS REDUCED "No FauW' denim. RACINE 20% .0FF Dr. Bourne has resigned WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter shied away from discussing Ure loss of his drug abuse adviser, Dr. Peter Boume, but several congressmen were not so reticent . . They described the resignation as everything from a ''wise move" to a "deep loss to the administration." Bourne, who is al8o carter's close friend, resigned Thursday after admitting he used a fictitious name on a prescription for the powerful · ·· ledative QuasiU<Ie. Federalla,ws require accurate names and addresses on prescription forms for the drug. 30% WRANGLER JUNIOR TOPS Junior sizes in WEMBLEY TIES MOSCOW (UPJ) - The United States has filed a "strong protest" over the attack ol an American diplomat by a Soviet policeman oo the groundsofthe U.S. Embl!ssy. Second Secretary Raymond F. Smith, the American observer who stood outside the courtroom during the trial of dissident An~toly Shcharansky, was jumped from behind . Thursday by a policeman after entering the embassy ground . Smith was not injured but during the scuffie a sleeve was ripped from his c'oat. · SAVE A ·WRANGLER SHORTS Tanks, halters, skirts, sizes S, ,.. ' VOL. XXIX NO. 68 By JUDY OWEN When that Letart, W. Va. train derailment on July II caused evacuation u£ the Letart Falls, Ohio area, located just across the Ohio River, not unly were residents ushered out of their homes but workers in a nwnber of tomato fields were · also "sent packing " ThiS Incident cost Produce Fanner Jim Adams, and others' like him several working.days and a lot of inconvenience. Adam.S, who fanns with his father , Earl, on the elder Adams' land at Letart Falls, says, "We lost two days picking and some of our tomatoes got over ripe . That's bad for us because it lowers the price we can get outofthem." He adds, however, th~t he wasn't the only one affected by the evacuation which vir- Parole Commi&slon changes Its mind, former Attorney General John · Mitchell will spend Olrtstmas In a federal prison in Alabama - the last Watergate figure to be freed . LOTTERY The cOO¥niP!on Thursday granted parole for Mitchell Tbto week's winning Ohio effective Jan. 19, 1979, which would mean a llknonth term. Lottery numbers : The n.Uon'a former chief law endorcemenl officer was · Gold number-1. convicted ·of Conspiracy and obstruction of juatlce for Wbtte number-88 . atlefmlllng to cover up the 1972 break-in at Ure Democratic Blue number-H. Natldn.l Committee'& headquarters in Ure ·Watergate Extra Cash complu. -, enttne PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, JULY 21. 1978 ' mosphere and he believes th at "the people in southeastern Ohio are very friendly and down to earth... As a physician he has noticed a st roAg doctorpatient relationship, "one with more trust," and sees the .need for more physicians in the Meigs County area. "I am really pleased with how receptive the people of Meigs County have been to our screening programs and · with us (t he Health Team ) personally," he says. Bob ha s also b<!en working with Dr. ·Ridgway two da ys every week. He is interested in all sorts of sports including baseball, football, volleyba ll, golf, and fishing and enjoys c~mping in th e Smokey Mountains, Yellowston e and North Carolina . The Student Health team is brought to Me1gs . Co unty Union negotiators declared they would sign no contract without it. They also gained a Postal Service agreement to continue a provision for cost-<>lliving increases on the same formula as the old ·conll'act. . "Every single on e of th e employers' take-away dernan~s were withdrawn," Lapenta said. He also said the work rules still allow postal officials to manage their operations. Four major unions represented the Postal Service's VQ,OOO craft employes. The Postal Workers, Letter Carriers and Mail Handlers neg otiated jointly and the Rural Letter Carriers conducted par~ llel but separate negotiations. Union leaders, who had at no time joined publicized strike threats by their locals, hsd •.!r"!'.5i.rs<;l1t '\'ord to the locals not to call for walkouts unless dired:iid. 'v A federal judge earlier i~ the day refused to issue a temporary restraining order against a threatened strike, but federal officials said they were prepared to meet scattered walkouts if they occurred. Postmaster General ·William F . Bolger, in a letwr to workers th is week, warned strikers would be corrunitting a crime and could fa ce felony prosecution, lose their government jobs and forfeit health and life insurance coverage. Vincent Sombrotto, head of the New York Ciiy letter carriers, called Bolger's warning a "clumsy attempt to coerce and intimidate postal employees." · · Army officials confirmed that up to 9{),000 troops could be ordered to keep the mail moving should President Carter declar e a national emergency. But no troops or units were put on an alert status . • at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 808 SMITH through the joint effort s or th e Meig s Co unty Health Department and the Consorti um for Health Education in Appalachia Ohio. . GNP growth significant By JAMES M. HILDRETH have gone so far as tn WASHINGTON (UP!) foreca st a recession late this The nation's economy grew year vr in 1979 if inflation is at an annual rate of 7.4 no, controlled. percent during the second The 7.4 per cent growth raw quarter, the fa stest last quarter compared with a expa nsion in more than two revised dip or 0.1 percent years, the government said during the first quarter. II tnday. was the blggest increase Although it was a strong since. the 9.3 percent jump performan ce, Ule increase in recorded durin g the fir st the Gross National Product quarter of 1976, th e may disappoint President department said. Ca rter because several top The GNP is the total output officials_had projecwd an 8 to of goods and serv ices 9 percent growth rate during produced in th e Uoi ted the April-June quarter. States, adj usted for inflation, Many economists have pr e- and is considered lli e most dicted economic expansion reliable mea~ure of eeonomic during the final six months of strength . the year would slow down Th e Co mmer ce co nsiderably fr om th e Department also repor ted second -quarter pa ce and that inflation, measured by probably finish the year in the so-called implicit price the 4 percent range . deflator , rose by 10 percent . Some private economists (Continued on JlAie 10) Oinic planned at coal mines The Meigs County Health Oept. Hypertension program will sponsor a fr ee blood pressure clinic at the Southern Ohio Coal Company for all the employees. The dates and sites of the clinic are July 25, Mine No. I ; July 26, Mine No. 2; ju.ly 27, Mine No.3. The following times schedule fo r all three mine sites will be 7 a.m. to 7:50a.m .: 8:05a.m. to9 a.m .; 3 p.m. tu 3: 50p .m .. and 4:05 p.m. to 5 p.m. A blood pressure clini c at the Main Buildin g will he held July 26 from 12 noon to 2 p.m. The blood pressure clinic has been approved by bot h management and labor of the So uthern Oh io Coa l Com· pany. Weather Lows tonight in the mid or upper 70s. Highs Sat urday in the upper 80s or low 90s. Probability of' precipitatiyn 20 percent today, 20 percent tonig ht an d 30 percent Saturday. Evacuation costly for some farmers Mitchell g~ paroled WASHINGTON (UP!) - Unless the u: S. M. L, XL. BANK I CLEVELAND (UPI) -Jury deliberations continued for a BeCQnd day today in the federal obscenity trial of reputed worldwide pornography king Reuben Sturman and six associates . The case went to the jury Thursday, following lengUry instructions from U.S. District Judge William K . Thomas, who read a 78-page statement "? the panel. "Strong protest' filed 1 ----- ------.-----~--~.~~·---"1 . MEN'S '6.50 -----~·- Clearance of summer styles of .pants, shorts and knit tops . h rt One rack of tops, slacks, and joggmg s o s . by Hang Ten and ReM Deliberations continue Buster Brown Sportswear · MENS ·AND BOYS JEANS ~OFF a..------.. . . . ·- . . . _... . • e Five contestants for Meigs Association. County Junior Fair Queen Terri is the daughter of Mr. and three for King were in - and Mrs. Theodore Pullins of terviewed Thursday af- Long Bottom and a senior at ternoon at the Meigs County Eastern High School. She is a Extension Agency. member of the Merry Makers Vying for the royal titles 4-H Club. are Mary Mora , Mary Noah is the son of Mr. and Twenty-four yea r old Bob Colwell, Cindy Pitzer, Mrs. Olan Hysell of Miners~ Smith is a member of the Tammy Pitzer, and Terri ville. A 1977 gr~duate of Student Health Team ser.ving Pullins and Noah Hysell, Eastern High Sehool, he is Me1gs County this summer. Gary HoUiday. and Charles currently studying drafting Currently in his second year Caliway. at Hocking Valley Technical at the Ohio University Mary is the daughter of Mr. Sehool. He is a member of the Co ll ege of Osteopathic and Mrs. Don Mora of Meigs Co unty Shepherds 4-H Medicine, Bob lives in Athens Pomeroy. A member of the Club. with his wife, Joanne, a Five Point Star Stitchers 4-H Gary is the 59n of Mr. and dental hygienist for Dr. Club, Mary . is a · recent Mrs . Robert Holliday of Brown in Pomeroy . graduate of Eastern lflgh Dexter. A senior at Meigs Born · in Cincinnati, Bob School: She plans to attend High School he is a member received his Bachelor of Rio Grande College in the fall of the Future Fanners of Science Degree from the where she will major in · America . University of Cincinnati and secretarial science. Charles is the son of Mr. did volunteer 'work in the Mary Colwell is the and Mrs. Guy Cali,way. A Emerg ency Room of th e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. recent graduate of Eastern Jew ish Hos pit al in Cin John F. Colwell, Vinton. She High School, he plans to at· cinnati. is a senior at Meigs High · tend Hock in g Technic.a l · Bob plans to eventually go School and a member of the C<>llege in the fa ll. He is a into general practice in a Hillbiily and Meigs CQunty member of the Better rural community and says, Better.Livestock and Dairy 4- Livestock Beef 4-H Club. "the Health Team has been a H Clubs. · Judges for the interviews beneficial experience for me Cindy and Tammy are the were Alan Clark , vocational - by giving me a true to life daughters of Mr . and Mrs. agri cultural teacher at picture of rural com. Clinton R. Pitzer of Long Warren High School; Jack munities . " He and his wife Bottom . Cindy, a senior at Kerr of WMPO Radio both enjoy a small town atEastern High School, is a Station; and Linda Endsley, member ofthe Merry Makers Home Economics Agent and 4-ll Club. Tammy graduated 4-H Agent in Washington in June from Eastern and County, Oh. plans to attend Rio Grande The Royal couple will be C<>llege in the fall where she announced August ·1 at the will major in accounting. She ·style ~eview at ·7: 30 p.m. at is a member of the Eastern . Meigs High School . Future Homemaker s 0£~):.....-.r_h_e_w_o_r_ld_._ro_d_a_y_ Month sizes thru 7 to 14. "''~,.~~:s3E~t~,~,.., lr--sAw JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR 46 . Solid colors and patterns . $39 .95 Sports Coats.................. ..... $20.00 $49 .95 Sport Coats •••••••••• , ............ $25.00 S59.95 Sport c'!ats ....................... sJo.oo SALE ' WOMEN'S COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR SAVE 30% 1 Meigs County People $AU Assorted styles. colors and sizes . Reg . $2.50 to $5.00. 1 • SAVE Y4 I held August 1 at 7: 30 p.m. at Meigs High Sehool. Front row, 1... , are Mary Colwell, Tammy Pitzer, Mary Mora , Cindy Pitzer, and Terri Pullins. Back row, l'r, are Noah ' Hysell, Charles Caliway, and Gary Holliday. WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Postal Service and union ne~otiators reached rentative agreement early today on a new contract for 570,000 postal employees. The tentativ.e pact provides for wage increases or 2 percent, J percent and 5 percenVover three years. ·' The wage issue was the only major one that was still unresolved when negotiators "stopped the clock" to ex rend the contract, which expired at 12 :01 a .m. today, while the talks continued . Union workers had promised for days to stage a major strike if they did not have a new contract when· the old one expired. The tentative agreement came about 4 a.m. EDT . Postmaster General William Bolger had joined the negotiations about 2:30 a.m. · "This wage p;~ckage is respectable. It is not inflationary, " said Jim Lapenta , secretary of the coordinating committee for .the unions negotiating the p;~ct . He described the wage package as "a slight improvement over the last one." The negotiators had resolved an array of major issues Thursday afternoon and evening, compromising on some issues that previously stalled negotiations and threatened to deadlock them. The threat of a rash of regioryal strikes,' if not a nationwide walkout, had appeared serious enough before these breakthroughs lor the Army to make contingency plans to help ca rry the mail. But the nearly stalled negotiations that had been under way since last April began to move again late Thursday when Postal Service negotiators agreed to continue a "no-layoffs" clause contained in the old contract . Bob Smith member of Student Health Team Regular and extra sizes. Reg. s7.00 ........... ,.... ~........ Sale s3.99 Reg. s12.00........................Sale s7.99 MEN'S DRESS SLACKS with a fair queen Sizes 4 to 6x and 7 to 14. SUMMER HANDBAGS --... - •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • WOMEN'S SUMMER BLOUSES polyester blend. limited quantity. I ROYALTY - These eight young people are contestants for Meigs County Junior Fair . Queen and ·King. Interviews were held Thursday and the , royal couple will be announced at the Style Review to be r-·--~-· Sizes 8 to 18, denims and cotton . j 5 ·vie _for -~ OFf -·-·--------· -.. - BOYS CUT OFF JEANS LIGHT WEIGHT JACK·ETS '13.95 Jackets ........... .............. Sale 15.37 '17.95 Jackets ............... ....... Sale 110.77 '19.95 Jac:kets ....................... Sale 111.97 AHEAD ... Nice ~roup of styles and colors. Regular and extra sizes. ! ~I 3 for king SALE Two Cle rk WAY ·l ;~ v.;t . ~~,~:;;.r;~~~ 1-._~AV.~-~~ _ 30% OFF J--------·----· . -·-----1 -----M'E"N:s-------{ WOMEN'S Biss~ll lOU'HE I '\I WOMEN'S TOPS AND SHORTS r---- SAVE 40% ------ SAVE. ON--·-· .---1 ./ ---·----------------~~ SAVE 20% I 1 I PUBLIC NOTICE· hear ing on the O li ve Town shrp, Budget· w i ll be held aT 7 · 30 p . m Ju l y 20l h , 1978 at t he Oft tce of the T r ustees, R eea svill e . (]) 70 , lie KNIT SHIRTS _.._.._....__._.__ Sizes 32 to 44, polyester and denims. • ' 20% MEN'S WALK SHORTS A Ada ~~~~-~.~-~~:~!~ l '' "\ 25% REDUCED Cotton Polyester Blend Shirt .........'5.88 BOYS SHORT SLEEVE ,1 SALE I JUN'IOR SUNDRESSES Two button through pockets, full length tails, S, M, L and XL. SUMMER LAWN FURNITURE MANNING DE WEB STER JUDGE COMMON PLEAS COURT . PR O B ATE DIVIS I ON , MEI GS COUN T Y . OH 10 l lJ 70 , 1t c " N ex t to E lberfelds in Pome ""'" . ~ 70zt't,_, tually closed down the fie lds those two days. " None of the farmers in thls area gut thei r tomatoes out when they were ready,' ' he says. ~ But.•now that pickers are back in the fields, Adams and the three other persons who sharecrop with him are mov~ ing right a long with the packing and shipping of their produce. With all the pride and knowledge that comes with workfng some 30 yeurs or, ·'all my life," in produce far. ming, Adams, who is also the principle at Southern High &:hool in Racine and resides in Syracuse, explains just how those juicy red tomatoes gel rroin the fields to our din-· ing room tables . The first step, uf course, is picking the fruit from· the vine. Adanis hires about seven high school students each summer to help witl1 this job. 'fhe tomatoe; arc gathert'll in the fields into small, II quart buckets . " We used to usc baskets," Adams S<lys, "·but we switched to the buckets when · we fow1d !hat U1e tomatoes doo'l bruise as easily in them." After the buckets are hauiL'Il by tractor into the barn , the tomatoes are dwnped into a washer and run onto a spongy conveyer belt type ai>par·atus i:allcd a grading machine. Square . holes of various diameters allow the tomatut:s to fall through £01· packin~ . The first set of holes ·are ooc and three quarters in(Oolltlnutd on PIP 10) INSPECTS PRODUCE - Jim Adams looks over a load of tomatoes iust picked fro'in the vines and about to be hauled to the packing hause . Swim lessons A second sess ion of swimming lessons will be given at London Pool to Syracuse, manager Her· man LondoJl aonouneed today. Cla sses will begin · Monday , July 24 at 8 a.m. Offered will be beglnaers class for youngsters age 5 and up, $10 a student; basic water and reseue, age 11 and up,. US a studellt; advanced life savlq, IS and ~p. $20 a student. Persons may slgnup at Ure pool from I p.m. to 7 p.m. or be at the ~ol Monday at 8"p.m. •1• • FAMILY AFFAIR - Todd, 10; and Kim, 9, 1\elp Dad Jim Adams in the produce packing house. Here, Todd and Kim gather tomatoes to pack in five pound boxes. ' I ' �3-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, July 21, 1978 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, July 21. 1978 • Trying to unseat Rhodes to date Celeste has spent over $500,00() . ' . I l By DICK KIMMINS . · an' outstanding loan of $9,156.64. brochures and door-knob hangers. COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Campaign spending reports through Among Celeste's $198,951.30 in expenditures from May 15 ~.915 to Geocge Anthooy Moore & Assc. Ad Agency, • . Cleveland, to develop a series of radio and newspaper ads July 10 show that Lt. Gov. Richard Celeste has spent $542,049 through· July 10 was : so far in his bid to defeat three-term Gov. James A. Rhodes in -$57,090 tt> Hamerof! and Milenthal Advertising Agency, · aimed at black voters. the November general election. ' Columbus, for development and production of 600,000 , -49,000 to Peter Hart, New York, for polling. In" comparison, Rhodes reported expenditures to date of ~.000 to Arnold Grauman, Denver, to develop and produce Celeste's three primary campaign television ads. $198,292, most of it before the June 6 primary. · Grossman has since been fired and replaced by David Garth. Post.primary spending reports from all statewide candiother candidates filing their campaign spending reports dates are due in Secretary of State Ted W. Brown 's office today . Rhodes and Celeste, along with four other statewide early included: · ~Ted BroW)l, who repocted spending $1,646.36 through July candidates, filed their reports early . ' . . 10 and a cash balance of $49,545.57 in his reelection bid for Celeste reported two months ago that his campaign had spent $343,134 through May 15. In the report covering expendiBy KENNETH R. CLARK tures through July 10, Celeste reported additional expendiUnited PressinttrnaUonal tures of $198,915. including about $77,000 for advertising WALTZING OLMA : A good many miles lie between " the consultants, polling and the purchase of campaign materials. corn capital of Minnesota" and the land of kiwi birds and Rhodes pre.primary report showed expenditures of $180,246 kangaroos, but folks in Olivia, Minn,. mean to bridge the gap . through May 15. Rhodes reported $18,046 in campaign spend- Dav'e Pedersen, chairman of the "Bring Olivia to Olivia ing through June 13. Committee," says everyone thinks the town is named for Post-primary reports can be filed no less than five days after Olivia Newton-John, so , "we (lecided to bring her here to thank a primary and no more than 45 days after a primary and must her ." The Australian recording starwill be on hand to help ber report expenditures and contributions up to July 10 or namesake city celebrate its 100th birthday Saturday - but she ~henever the report is filed . won 'tsing. She'll just ride a horse in the parade. Rhodes reported a cash 'balance of $7+1,011.26, including a $603,197.99 savings account balance and no loans .o/ other JUMPING THE AAU: High jumper Dwight Stones has filed I indebtedness. Celeste reported cash oh hand of $156,25!.95 and suit in Los Angeles against the Amateur Athleti~ Union in a bid to overturn his indefinite suspension from all cpmpetition. Stones, the 24-year-<>ld former world-record holder, calls the .AAU "corrupt, antiquated and .self-serving .." He was suspended from all amateur competition - inclnding the Olympics - after he allegedly fuiUleled $33,000 won in the Superstars competition to his california-based Desert OaSIS Track Club , in violation of AAU rules. A hearing is set for Aug . 10. ·FRIDAY, JULY 14, lf78 FRIDAY , JULY21. 1978 PICNIC PET: Fate seerns to be throwing New York mulS:Oo- M onroe s J ; My Thr ee Son s 4; Gunsmoke 8; timillionaire Stewart Molt and Penthouse magazine's " Pet of Mi ster Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Voyage to the the Year" together . Mott and VIctoria Lyou Juboaua - the Bottom ot t he Se 6 10; Emergency One 13; Petticoat super-<Oenterfold girl from Atlanta - were lined up for a date J unct ion 15. as the result of a $2,500 bid at a charity auction . They got 5:3()--Qdd Couple 4. News 6, Elec . Co. 20 .33; Hogan' s together Thursday in Central Park at a Nirvana restaurantHeroes' 15 . catered picnic lor two, but the meeting wasn't their first . Qu1te 6:0o- News 3,4,8,10,13,15 : ABC News 6: Zoom 20: by accident, they ran into each other Tuesday night a~oard a Ma ki ng Things Grow 33. 6:3o--NBC News3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Grilt ith 6; W!lshington to .New York shuttle flight . Molt, much of whose CB S News 8, 10; Over EaSy 20. Ant iques 33 . fortune is in General Motors stock. drove Miss Jotmson home 7 :oo-C r oss.W its 3,4 . Newlywed Game 6,13; · Mvppet - ln his orange Volkswa~en : secre)ary of state. . -Gertrude Donahey, who reported spending ~.271.2'1 through July 10 and a cash balance of $32,145,:15 In her reelection bld for treasurer. She abo reported cmtrtbuUona of $4,805 from 171 of her state department's elll!lloyees. ,-Th<lmaa Ferguson, who reported spending ~.S21.67 through July 10 and a total cull balance of $203,t12.78 In hil reelection bid for state aqdltor. Ferguaon allo reported contribuliona from 5.17 of hil employees totaling $12,13,1,10. -Donald E . Lukens, who reported spending $21,901.118 through July 10 and a total cash balance of $33,880.53ln his bid to unseat Ferguson. peopletalk Show 8; G ill igan ' s Is . 15 ; New~ 10; To Be An . nounced 20 ; I nsight 33. 7:30rPor ter Wag o ner 3; Gong ShoW 4; $100,000 Name Tha t Tune 6. 13; Pr ice is Right 8; MacNeii· Lehrer Rei'Or l 20.33; Fam ily Feud 10; Pop Goes The Countr y 15. B:DO--C PO Sh ar key 3.4, IS ; Tabitha 6. 13; Wonder Wom an 8, lO ; Washington Week in Rev iew 10.33 8· Jo-Ch ico & t he Man 3.4, 15; Operat ion Petticoat 6. 1l. Wall Street Week 20.33 9·0Q- Rockfor d F iles J.c. l S. M o.., ie " T~tethof\ 6 1). Movie '' The Comedy Com pany" I 10 ~·· Per torm ance at Wolf Trap 20: ShephHCf' l f .: · 9· 30...- M akem & Clann 33 IO•Oo--Quincy 3.4,15; News 20; Aus tin Clty Llmott, 33 10 :3o-M o,nt y Pyt hon' s Flyi ng Cir cus 10 I 11:0G- News J.,4,6,8,10. 13, 1), D•ck Cavr-tt 10 , L lllaii. Yoga & You JJ 11 :3D--Johnn y Car son 3,4, 15 : Barena 13 . Mo\ re " Ten Little Ind i an s'' 6 . Mo~tie " Forbldcten Planet' ' 8. ABC News 33 ; Movie " The B r i de!~- of Fu Manch u"' NEW BEGINNINGS: It took a while , but Charles Osborn and Pearl Robinett finally got it together . They started dating in 1922, but the relationship fizzled and they married other people, collecting .a combined total of three children, 13 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren before their spouses died. Eight montlls ago - after 56 years - they met agam . Says Mrs. Robinett , "This time, it was love at first sight. " They were married Wednesday in Mason , Ohio. He's 81. The bride is 79. Business Today Carter decision causes trade relations concern 10.. 7& 11 PM - Cr ossol lron ( PG ) SATURDAY, JULY 22 , 1918 6:()()-...... Su mmer Semester 8, 10; 6:Jo-TVC iassroom 8; U .'S. Farm Report 10: Kent ucky Af ield 13. 7:0G-Mar lo & t he Mag ic Mov ie Machine 4; Matters of L i te 6: Ghost Busters 8: Publi c Polic y For ums 10; Jabber jaw 13. 7·JQ-Satu rday Report 3; Wo rld of Surv i val 4; M uhammad Al i 15; Dusty ' s Treehouse 6; Wacko 8: Grape Ape 13 ~ COMMENTARY· Donald F. Graff i Pipe Dream s I PG) 5 & 9 P M. - 8 · oo- Hong Kong Phooey 3, 4, 15; Dynomutt 6. 13; Three ~ Robonic Stooge s B. 10. 8:30--Globe t rotter s 4, 15; ,3; Superfr iends 6,13 ; Speed ' Buggy 8, 10. 9:(}{}-Bugs Bunny . Road Runner 8, 10. 9 : 3o--Scooby 's Laff.A-Lympi cs 6,13.10:00- 10:3()-Pink Panther 3, 4,15; Batman·Tarzan 8,10. 1.1:DO--Baggy Pants 3,4,15. 11 :30-- Spa ce Sentinels 3,15; Krofft Super show 13; Little Ra sc als 4; Bewitched 6 ; Secrets of Isis 8. 10. 11 ·00- Land of the Lost 3.15 ; Movie " No Hi~hway in the Sky " 4; Point of View 6 : Fat Albert 8, 10. 17 30-Thunder 3,15: American Bandstand 13; Soul T ra in 6; Spa ce Academ y 8, 10. 1:()()-.-Greatest Sports L egends 3; Viewpoint B; Mr . Magoo 10 ; Wrestl ing 15: In Search of the Real Amer ic a 33 . I :3(}- Redscene '78 3: Wit ness to Yesterday 6; Racers 8; Film Festiv al 10; Movi e " Cougar Country" 13; F r ench Chef 33 . 2:0o- Baseball War mu p 3,4, 15; Great.... Team s.Great Years 6; M ovie " Wom an Ti m es Seven " 8: Movie " Elephant Wa lk" 10; Guale 33. 7: lo--B aseball 3,4; 7: 15--Baseball 15. 3:00-Qreatest Spor ts Legends 6; Irons ide 13; Book Bea t 33. 3 31h-!-lollywood Teen 6 ; Way It Was 33. 4 DO--Women ' s Golf 6, 13 ; Golt 8 ,10 : Body Shop 33 . ' 3o--C atch 33. 5 oo--s lar Trek 3: Wide World of Sports 6, 13; 1978 NHRA S•portsnationals 4; Sports Spectacu l ar 8: · Pop Goes T he Country 10; Film 15; Zoom 33 . 5 3o-- Film 15: Once Upon 'A Classic 33. . 6.00- News 3,4, 10; Lawrence Welk 8; God Has The Answer 15; Zoom 20; St udio See 33. 6:3o--NBC· News 34,15: AB C News 13; News 6; CBS News 10; You Bet Your Life 20; Economically Speak ing JJ . 7:00-Little Ra sc al s 3; Lawr ence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6,8: Black Perspective On The News J3; Bugs S unny 10; W ild Kingdom 13; Elec. Co. 20 . 7:3(}-.-We T h in k You Shoul d K now 3; Lowell Thomas Rem ember s 33; Al l-Star An ~t hinQ Goes 10; Wide Wor ld of Adve nt ur e 13; Once Upon A Classic 20·. 1 8:0().-B ionic: Woman 3,4, 15; Free Country 6, 13; Celebr ity Concerts 8; Bob Newhart 10; Evening of French Te leylsion 20; Gr eat Performances 33 . 8:3D--Har vey Korman 6. 13 ; Baby. I' m Back 10. 9:00-Movi e " The Rel ver s" 3,4, 15; Love Boat 6,1 3: Barn aby Jones 81, 10; In Performan ce At Wolf Trap 33. 10 :00-F antasy Island 6, 13; M ovi e " The Iron Horse" 33 . 11 :Oo- News 6, 8, 10,13: 11: 15-News 3.• . 15; ABC News 6. 11 :3o-Movie " Do Not Fo ld, Spindle or Mutilate" 6 ; Second Ci ty TV 8; iVJovle " Valley of the Dolls" 10; Movie " Day the World E nded " IJ. 11 :45-Sa turday Night Li ve 3,4, IS ; 12:0D-Don Kir . shner's Roc k Con cert 8. 12 :3o--J anak l 33; I :oo-Wolf man Jack 6; Movie " The Giant Gila Mon ster " n 1: 15--Movle " Skulldugg ery" 3: Mov ie " Lost Flight" 4; 2:3o--New s 13. 3:QO--News 3; 3:3o--Movle " Fear N Evil " 3:. S:QO-Bonanza 3; 6: 00- Bew llched 3. Movie Channel 4 - S & 9 P.M.- Late Remake of Beau Geste I PG ) 7& 11 P .M. - DayoftheA nl mal s lPG) • The games nations play Tit for lat is ultim• tely" pointless' game but, under ordinary cin:wnstant:es, usu<tlly harmless enoug: h. Except when sovereign nations engage in it. and particular· Jy if they happen to be superpowers . Something like it has begun to call the crucial turns in U.S.Sovict rclat1uns. The e~dmini strati un , for immediate exctmple, is tltking a critical second look at sale of sophisti.c ated oihlrilling equipment to the Soviet Union, a $1H·million dc• l long in the making. This is Washington 's tit for Moscow's latest tat, the trials of Sov iet dissidents Anatoly B. Schcharansky a nd Aleksandr I. Ginzburg in defiance or objections from Americ•ns all the way up to the occupant of the White House. So it has been going . There may be some debate as to pret:isely hu w ur when lhe current exchange began , considering tha t U.S..Soviet relations have had more the .c ~ar•de ri stics of a duel than of normal diplomatic contact throuKhout the postw• r era . The impetus may have come from newl y inaugurated President Carter 's espousal of human rights on a worldwide basis as a cornerstone of U.S. policy, or it may ha ve been the flamboyant fashion in which the Soviets have gon e adventuring in Africa . Whatever, a clear cause·and..,ffect relationship has developed . We ha ve the very recent examples uf etn American businessman hauled off a Moscow street to be charged with cUrnmcy spcculaliuu , public <:~llegalions of espionage against Soviet representativ es in the United States in contradiction of a longstanding understanding to handle such affairs discreet· Jy, the threatened trial of two U.S. newsmen for allegedly sl• ndering Soviet telcvs ion . the SUite Department reviewing the sl<itus of Sov iet correspondents' in this country, maneuvering by both s ides on weapons development and arms negotiations, continuing Soviet perseeution of home-grown critics ln defiance of American opini on and now the possibility of trade rctalia lion. J "Soviet dis&ident trial 46321522 dash 2 will now come to order." QUOTE OF THE DAY: Utah Republican Sen. Jake Gam, quoted by Outside magazine in testimony before a Senate subcommittee on amendmenis to the Endangered Species Act : " I, frankly, don 't give a damn if~ 14-legged bug or the woundfin minnow live or die ." 12:00----Jana k i 33 ;· 12 . 4G- Ironside 13 . \ :()()-.M idnigh t Speci al 3, 4, \S; Mov ie ·" House on Ha unted H ill " 10. 1:4o-News 13 ; 2 ~ 3 0 - Ne ws 3. 3:0Q-M ovi e " Convicted" 3. .ot .Jo-Mo vi e " I n a Lonely P lace " 3; 6 .0()-.Big Valley 3; 7:0Q- Be wi tched J. Movie Channel 4 - PHILADELPHIA (UP!) :_ by· Bowa. When Bowa took ·Pelt Rose's extension of his second on the throw io third, hitting streak to 33 ·games the Reds intentionally walked may have overshadowed the Mike Schmidt to load the performance of Larry Bowa· bases and Luzinski followed at bat, but the Phillies with the bloop single into shortstop ·doesn't mind ·short right. Bowa came In oo admitting he's t~ying to · a sacr~ice fly by pinch-hitter Jose cardenal. follow Rose's act. Bowa still thinks his team Roae hit an infield single .in the fifth inning to spark a could do better . "l'm concerned about our three-run rally, but Philadelphia prevailed~ over the · not scoring runs. Our pikhing Cincinnati Reds following has been good but the offense Greg Luzlnskl's bloop single has not produced like it that knocked in the tie- should," )le said. .'A double by Johnny Bench breaking run in the sixth and triple by Ken inning. Henderson led to two Reds' ·"I am not afraid to admit that I tried to pattern myself runs in the secood inning. after Pete Rose," said Bowa Rose, who went l·for-5, who got a game-high four singled off Ted Sizemore's hits. "I admire him greatly. glove to open the fifth inning · He's 37 years old anc! is still . and moved up on a single by out at the park early working Ken Griffey. Joe Morgan doubled home two runs and h;lrd at his ga111e." Bowa continued: "He has th~n scored on a single by soch a positive attitude . He George Foster that knocked totally forgets his last time at out Phil starter Jim Kaat. Dave Concepcion doubled bat. I try to do the same and scored on a single by thing, but am not as Henderson to tie the score in successfUl as ~;Jete." the sixth. And Rose ·is not at all Richie Hebner hit his lOth downplaying his aceornplishhomer of the season in the ment. ''Of cow-se, 1'm proud of all fourth .for Philadelphia . Warren Brusstar, the my records, " he said. "Most players who say they don't second Philadelphia .pikher, care about records can't picked up the victory to boost his record to ~-0 . Tug accomplish them.'' The scor~ was tied. ~ in the McGraw carne oo in the sixt'h when Jerry Martin seventh and shut out the Reds singled with , one out off over the final three innings to reliever Manny Sarmiento notch his eighth save. and raced to third on a single a TELE-V ISION VIEWING • Streak~ · hits ·33, I, · Proposed sa le of a Uni vac computer to Taso also is being reconsidered. Which raises the interesting point that in carry· mg on the contest with the United States in the realm of words, the Sov1ets need an ass1st from U.S. technology. But that's another subj ect. . ··Economic diplomacy," as .i t is phrased in Washingtonese, is reported being presoed most strongly hy national security adviser Zbi ~niew Brzezinski as a means to influence Soviet beh•vior and win some degree of peace-keeping .cooperation. Opponents , concentrated in the State Department. argue that ev~ntual hann to our own economic interests might well cancel out whatever.political gains come.to be realized. Superweapon or Pandor-d's box, "economic diplomacy " rerTWins a matter for debate rather Uum practice at the present point , which is one of difficulty in discerning what points are actually being scored and by whom . The Soviets are still very much involved ln Africa , human rights Hre if anything in a worsening slate in the Soviet Union, superpower arms negotiations appear to have been put on hold and a sense of personal security is a luxury Americans in Moscow no longer enjoy. 'The Wall Street Journal, viewing the sitWition in characteristic hard-nosed alann, sees the Soviets as bullying an indecisive U.S. It would have us pull our wttgons into a circle, cut all the East-West talk and go full out on development of the n•~utroll bumli, ermse missile am] other contemporary versi ons of I he big stick. ., .Tin! prnblem is that tough action , like tough talk, tend.~ tu bc ~ct tough responses. It is JXISSible for· even a ~~me to ){ct uut · of hand.. · • The tunc Lo worry about lit for tat ts when it threaiens tu eSl:<tlah:~ into .a higlwr-stakcs game - ay d1 k kcn. ' ' . By JAMES A. WHITE UPI Business Wrtter NEW YORK (UP!) - President Carter's decision to use U.S. technology exports as a lever in relations with the Soviet Union has stirred business concern about the iuture of U.S.-Russian trade relations . The. White House, reacting to the recent trials of Soviet dissidents, placed all oil technology exports to the Soviet Union under goverrunent licensing requirements. carter also ordered cancellation of the planned sale of a $6.8 million Sperry-Univac computer ·to Tass, the Soviet news agency, for use at the 1980 Moscow Olympics. · Sperry Rand called the news disappointing that the export license for which it applied last September will be derlied .. The U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trade and Economic Council said the administration decision . signals a reversal of U.S. policy encouraging Soviet trade and could spell a loss of American jobs and a worsening of the U.S trade deficit. "To develop trade with the Soviet Union takes long, painstaking and continuous effort ," said Harold B. Scott, president of the council, a private binational group. "Putting cootrqls on noostrategic exports now will reverse the trend established over the last 20 years and on which the American business commWlity has relied," Scott said. The new controls on oil technology exports apparently will not affect a '144 million Soyiet contract with Dresser Industries of Dallas, which previously obtained export license approval. That contract, announced June 1, is for tbe expansion and equipping of a Soviet plant making highquality drilling bits. Ed Luter , Dresser senior vice president for finance, said work under the contract is proceeding but h~. p•edicled U.S. firms in the oil service field could lose new Soviet business to foreign competitors because of the carter decision . Rose's trip -it wild one . By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UPI) - No matter 'whether the Pete Rose uHltting Expres~ " derails or speeds past Joe DiMaggio's 110ld No. 56," one thing is certain - Rose's hitting streak has been a wild trip. The ·streak reached 33 games Thursday night, but the way that Rose Wednesday gritted out a hit for the 32nd . straight game in pursuit of, Joe DiMaggio's amazing 56game hit string record was a moment that d~rves to be locked in time. To set the scene : After 17 straight home games, where the Riverfront Stadium - crowd had encouraged Rose on, the Cincinnati Reds' star had to take his streak on the road for the first time in three weeka Wednesday night. The game was in the Philadelphia, where the spirit of brotherly love is seldoll) extended to Rose. And, as might be expected, most of the 45,608 fans who turned out were in fine anti-Rose screaming voice. To top it ofi, Rose nemesis Steve Carlton was pitching lor Philly. Coming into the game Rose was 0-8 this season against the lefty. And by the sixth inning, Rose wa~ o-n against carlton. Pete grounded ,out in the first ;md third innings and then in the sixth, getting a little edgy over the streak, he faiUl~ on a high pitch. With carlton rolling along, the streak appeared over. But in the seventh, some outside •.factors started · to ' TERRY AFB 15 BASS BOAT . Dr. Arthur A. Meyerhoff of Tulsil, Okla., a geologist who has served as consultant to the Russian oil industry 1111d assisted in major U.S.-U.S.S.R. industrial agreements; said Russian production would suffer if carter halted the flow of U.'S. oil technology . •. "In the long-term the effect is going to be eoormous oo the Soviet Union if carter sticks with it," he said, even considering • purchases from other countries and domestically produced equipment. " They cannot manufacture oil equipment at a rapid eoough rate to fill the demand ." U.S. non-<~griculture exports to the Soviet Union have been in a decline, according to Commerce Department statiaUcs. Exports last year totaled $565 million, down from about $800 million in 1976, and U.S. experts in the first quarter totaled $95 millioo, below last year's pace. . Oil production is a particularly sensitive area of the U.S.S.R. economy. The CIA last year predicted declining oil production in the Soviet Unioo, oow the world's largest oil producer, will slow the country's ecooomic growth in the 198011 and shift lt from an oil exporter to an importer. Oil exports provide the Soviets with hard Western currencies but tbe country has been slow to develop its energy reserves, many of which lie east of tbe Urals In areas remote to population and industrial centers. Petroleum experts said that while other countries, including Japan, Norway, West Germany and canada, are active suppliers of much equipment needed to expand and update the antiquated Russian oil industry, tbe United States remains the primary source of the !'(lOst advanced equipment. Not only is the Russian equipment outmoded, Meyerhoff said, their maintenance is faulty. --~------------------------. · Letlen of oplllloa are we1eomed ..,_, 11M11111 Ill 1 "They have incredibly antiquated junk. Yo\1 would not 1. . 111u setlwordiiCIIII (er IIIRflteeUore•ctt. IIJ I believe your eyes." llle editor) al m.t be lllped wtt11 lie ........ ... I clreu. Na- -.y lie ~ . . . 1 I Ill& I However,.., reqDMt, wiD lie dll I A. '«"WI llleald be Ill 10011 tulle, 1tliinulq . . . . 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Don't be afr1id to touch my hand , this world can be a vast place of looelineaa, for some of us , so touch me now, bY rorrespondin~ wtth a child in the Wilderness. I'm 29 years old,. I have a vast range of iriteresu. I am willing to communicate wtth anyooe. I consider myself openminded and liberal on most issues. Anyooe willing to touch my hand can, write me at thll address : Mr. Raymond WKtson, No. 126-009 Box 456911, Lucasville , Ohio 45699. " ' • mutual annihilation . This sibility at all." - Attorney Arthur G . issue must be treated di.f· ferently from others and Raynes, describing the must be addressed on a conti- lawsuit he is bringing against nuing basis with the highest J.B. Lippincott Co. for publishing "In His Image : priority." -Secretary of State Cyrus The Cloning of a Man.," Vance, ·declaring the U.S.- David Rorvik's disputed acSoviet Strategic Arms count of a medical Limitation Talka must take " breakthrough." place despite the politically In 1981, Air Force Captain • mntroversial trials of RusVirgil Grissom became the " sian dissidents . second American to rocket • ·' Forego has been good to into space .. His Mercury us and it's time we've been capsule ride lasted 16 · minutes. good to him." - Martha Gerry, owner of Lazy F : Ranch, discussing niF. DAIU' SENTINEL OEVOTEDT0111E her three-time Horse of the INTE!IF.BT OF Year, retired with chronic MEIG!I-MASON ROBERT HOEFLICH ailments at'age 8 as the ~e­ . Ctly ........ t,nd richest money-winner in I~Uii:d~ tl..wlly t>llt.~ SMturdlly racing history. Uy ~ Ohio Va\lt!)' PuWi1mn. •liE• "The 1960s were the years ol black power . The 1970s are going to be the years of white power and white victory ." - American Nazi Party leader Frank Collin, speakiqg at a r~lly in Marqu~!te Park in Chicago. ' "Lippint'Oit is a major medical publisher .. . They ad· mit they haven't checked with their own medical t-diturs. They haven't called • Cocnj)tlny·MultUrwdiM, loc., Ill Cu~.~rt St., Pui~Wruy, Ohiu 45'181. Bwuntl¥ Offk.'4! PhuM tn- 21M. EWturial PhtHM! ttJ-am. Stoc.·or~ d~t»N puNi)tt Ftumeruy. Ohio. N 11tlur~al l.llllv ~. IM.IVt'rt llijtlf( l.o~~~ntlon Pllld 11 r~· A~~o~.· iMtlf1l . 3101 F:udid Avr., C ~vi!Wnd . Ohio 44115. Su!M·rlptioo· rati!1: Dl!livl'ml by :rt.~Wr when' •vllii111Jk, 7$ ctnll prr . By Mu\ur Ruute where t'IITier' *'r\'k'~ not 11\IIIU.tale. 0. 'mtlhth, l!.<t:i. By nwll In Oh.lultnd W. Vt~ ., l)le 'r't.wr, '2:UO; Sla rr'dlllw, 111.58 ; Thrc u munlhl. f7 ot ; t:lHt·whert! Jl(l.no y~•· ; Six munthl fi.I.M ;' Thrt!e munlh l, 11 .H . SUb "t ·rlpllvn prklt! IIK"Iudt!• SwM.Iay ThJWli..Stintlncl. come into play. and JohiUly Bench's loop Seldom - u s ed Reds single - elements that kept outfielder Ken Henderson bringing Red after Red to the slammed a three-run homer plate in the final two innings, off carlton. That gave Cilley and finally , in soap opera a 3-2 lead and meant Carlton fashion, brought Rose up with had to be lifted for a pinch- two out In the ninth. hitter in the hottom of the One final chance. seventh. Getting his first chance of When Rose came to bat· in the evening to bat left the eighth, ' he saw Tug handed, Rose squeezed the McGraw on the mound, and bat so hard steppinjl into the the fans were to see batter 's box that just about desperation - and then. everybody figured he · had anguish - from Rose. another lamous Pete · Rose McGraw threw three line drive single, in mind. But on the first pitch straight balls and it appeared the streak would die with a reliever Roo Reed 't!lrew, it walk . Indeed, Tug 's next was obvious what Pete had on torn adhesions are a common pitch was low and would have his mind. He had seen third oc~urrence after been ball four, but the baseman Mike Schmidt such orthopedic surgery and anxious Rose took a golf playing deep . that ligaments in Jackson's swing at it. Try a bunt. knee appear to be And so, shrugging ·off · the Rose smashed the next undamaged. pitch down tile right-field line mounting pressure, Pete In other developments, the and began tearing down the. placed a perfect bunt down basepaths. ~ the third base line, tore lor '' Foul, by inches, ruled the first and, While Schmidt was first base umpire. Rose spit a desperately trying to grabihe few words out at the ump and ball, zipped across the bag to International League jumped back in the battet's hit safely in his 32nd straight United Press lnternationa I box. game. W. L. Pet. GB McGraw's next pitch was Rose, of course, was grati- Char leston 57 37 .606 49 43 .533 7 oyer Rose's head, but Rose, fied , but his fans back home Pawt ucket Richm ond 46 43 .517 B11-z 99.9 percent sure he was went wild. . , Toledo 45 44 .506 9lJ1 going to swing, tomahawked · · "I jumped up and down and Tidewater 45 47 .489 11 his bat so fervently in despair then 1 rolled on the floor, " Rochester 44 47 .484 111h 43 46 .483 l l 1/ 2 at being walked that the Phils said a fan who had been glued Columbus Syracuse 36 58 .383 21 thought he had swung at it. to his TV set all throlll!h the Thursday's Results PhiUy second baseman Ted desperate hours. . Syracuse 5, Tidewater 2 Sizemore was even kicked out The record books will Rochester 2, Richmond 1 ofthe game arguing about it. simply show it as " No. 32" for Toledo 15, Charleston 4 s 3, Pawtucket 2 "The streak," the Reds' Rose, but. still, the wear and Columbu ·T oday's Games television announcer glumly tear on the 37-year old man, Rochester at Tidewater announced to the thousands the desperation and anguish Syracuse at Richmond watching back in Cincinnati, the lti-year veteran went Toledo at Charleston at Columbu s "appears to have ended." throu gh, and finally, the Pawtucket Saturday' s Games But enter a few more gritty victory he achieved Rochester at Tidewater that night , have been loc~ed Syracuse at Richmond outside !actors. ~ Toledo at Charleston Factors like George in time. Pawtucket at Columbu s Foster's grandslam homer Browns announced the signing Thursday of free agent wid e re ceiver-kick return spec ialist Steve Schmitz of Notre Dame. The !>-11, · 100-pounder resides in the Cleveland suburb of Rocky River , Ohio. The . Browns also announced Thursday the signing of Charles Nash, their 11-round dralt choice of last :~· r,......'"'· . .,. . ""-· year. .. Nash , an Arizona product, was released during pre-season training camp last year and was picked up by the Washington Redskins. He was released by the Redskins this week. · .The new water sport JET SKI · r ' --~; . ~. ~~· ·, - L . . . ;P J All th(' w.ttt'r c:o.u tcrnen t When you · · have real work to do: put ou r exclus1ve &speed , all· gear transmiSSIOn on your s1de W1th no belts to sl :p. come loose or break. And pos1tove powe r stra:ght :nto the mower attachment. W1th a cho1ce o1 40- cir 50· mch center mount Or 40lnch, front-mount mowers. You' II. Cul a w1de. smooth swalh And Gravely has attachments for compost1ng. haUling. leaf removal -a whole lot more. Those are some o1 the · reasons why Gravely 1s the "cho1ce of the pros... Come in and see lor yourself. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor St. yOU t Jn tm J ~ I r'l(' l1kf' lly1ng un WJl L'' \ H,mdl.cb <u~ {0 11 110 1 \ UIIllfl g l hiO! tlc (O nii Oi'> .. -·· e\~ ·~ ~ ..IJiiiiiiilll.... , ~. .. ·.,..__ ~iillllliiiiiiilliiililii I ' 992-2975 Pomeroy,O. Open : ~ pe eJ 9;00-5:)0 Mon .- Tues.-Wed. Fri. & Sat. 8: 00-12 :00 Thursday Manning Roush, Owner ·." « Kawasaki • See it today at J&R SPORT SHOP 740 E. Main 51. Two Pomeroy teams get wins -· in Syracuse·LL Tournament STIHLSAWS HOLD Low Profile Trailer, Mercury , 80 hp. motor. Motor Guide trolling motor . 2 batteries. '4,995 the Syracuse Tournament for Plus Tax & Rigging Open 10 a .m. til8 p.m. 7 days Ph. 446 -7044 ZINN'S LANDING Gallipolis. Ohio Upper Rt . 7 I!Y GREG BAILEY Rain washed out half of the games scheduled last night in Little Leaguers, but two games were completed. The Pomeroy Yankees and Powell's Giants each ad· vanced to the semifinals, now scheduled for Saturday night. The finals, originally set for Saturday, will now be held on Monday . Both games last night were one-run affairs. ' The Giants took seven h· 'I ' KENT, Ohio (UPlJ Injury-plagued linebacker Robert Jackson can breathe a sigh of relief, now that the diagnosis ·of his late st medical prpblem has been completed . Jackson , who missed the entire 1977 season due to a severe left kni:e injury, will be lost to the Browns for at least 10 days because of torn adhesions in the same knee. The linebacker was the club 's No. I draft choice )ast year . Jackson, who injured his knee Wednesday when he slipped on grass during a routine exercise drill at the State Browns' Kent .University training site, was examined Thursday at the Cleveland Clinic by Dr. J ohn Bergfeld, the club's physician. Bergfeld explained that Pomeroy , O. "I think it will just add a further complication to doing business with the Soviets," Luter said. "I expect a lot of the business will go to our foreign competitors. "We'll continue to do business with them in every legal way we can," be said, "but we don'.t know now if we'll get the orders." Reds lose,B-6 'lo...~... o"t. ot" TOP NOTCH USED ·CARS innings before they squeaked led the hitters with a single Foster each had a single. Dave Landaker got t he win by Bidwell, 5-4. Sean Doidge, and double while Bryan Korn who reached on an error, had two singles. Randy in relief. Tim Smith took the scored the winning run on a Stewart had a two-run homer loss with Scott Picken s double by Richard Davis in in the first , ~nd Bret Kom, leading the Bidwell hitters the top of the seventh. Davis Rodney Roush and Bobby with a single and double. Matt Kempsy, Gerald Boggs and Eric Pennick each had a double and Joey Pennington and Smith each got a single. Scott Harrison and J im Bauman locked horns in a his first Ohio Sires Stakes RIVER DOWNS victory Thursday -night as pitching duel , and Harrison CINC INNATI IUPII EmperOr Rex pulled through Northfield Park hosted the and the Pomeroy Yankees a three -horse driving finish to series fo r three -year -old came out on top of Tuppers defeat The (hunker by a· neck trotting c; olts . Star Bl end , with Don Plains 2·1. Bauman fanned in the featured SS,OOO eigh th allowa nce race at Riv er Mcl tmurr ay in the sulky , won thirteen and walked five , but the first of two OSS divisions. Harrison gave up just two Downs Thursday . grabbing the lead ,a! the half Brave Winds showed . free passes ·while fanning The winner , ridden by Alex ancl holding on to capture the · Fernandez , covered the mite fifth ra ce in 2: 05 1-5. Mitey eight. Mite tinistted a nose back in John Aeiker doubled home in 1: 37 on the turf and returned $3 .60, $2 .80 and second and On To Glory was Harrison wit h the winning third . . 12.60. The w inner ret urn ed $4, run in the third inning. Jon The 4-S daily double combinat ion of Jitterbug Dot $3.20 and S3.40, while Mitey Perrin, Brill King and Rhett and Goodbye Forever was Mite pa id $1 5 and $7 .60 and Milhone got the onlY other On To Glory kicked back Yankee hits, all singles. worth 533.20. Attendance was 3,680 and $7.40. Bauman got the only extra In the eighth race second the handle $395,677 . div ision. Dark Eagle took the base hit for Tuppers Plains, a lead at the halfway mark and triple. Tim Roberts, Troy SCIOTO DOWNS COLUMBUS I UP II - Cora was never chall enged the rest Guthrie, Tom Everett , Roger T blazed the mile in a of the way in earning a one- Balser. and Jay Carpenter recording setting 1: 59 4·S length vict ory over Record Malp r a ct ice each had a single . Thursday n ighl as she Laun c her . The two postponed games cruised to an easy victory in showed . Dark Eagle.• driven by Dick will be played toni.ght , and the co.featured second r ace Ri chardson Jr ., covered t he at Scioto Downs . the semifinals are set for Cora T's clock ing was the mile in 2:04 and returned Saturday ni ght . $3.80. 13.20 and $2.20. Record fastest a thr ee-year -old Racing results by trotting fi ly in the nation thi s season . Tom Brinkerhoff took the winner to the lead at the quarter pole en route to a 13· length victory over Tango Girl . Countess Star f inished third . Cora T returned $4.20, S3.40 55995 1978 Pontiac Grand Lemans,4 dr. std. Only 7,821 miles 3995 1977 Pontiac Astro Wagon, air, like new, 11,721 miles 4695 1976 Buick Regal2 dr .. red and white. one owner, sharp 3995 1976 Ford LTD4 dr .. real clean, 76 model, nice. 2995 1975 Chev. lmp.4'dr. sed .• air, local, one owner . 3695 1974 Ford T-Bird, red with white vinyl top, low mileage 2695 . 1974 Olds Omega 2 dr. Hatchback, low mileage, local owner 1974 Ford Maverick 2 dr. white with beige vinyltop. extra sharp 2395 1695 1973 Ford Gal. 500, 2 dr . HT, air. ps, pb, vinyltop, only 2395 1973 Buick Century 2 dr. air, green & white top, l)ne owner 2395 1973 Buick Century 4 dr . sed., silver. one owner. air 1995 1972 Pontiac Catalina 2 dr. HT, red & white. nice, 72 model 1695 1972 Buick Skylark 4 dr. sed., blue, auto •• ps, pb, only 995 1972 Ford Gal . 500 4 dr. H1, extra goog transportation, only 1495 1972 Chev . Malibu2 dr. HT,. runs extra good, only 895 1971 Dodge Polar a wagon. auto .. ps. pb, white 995 1970 Buick Lesabre 4 dr. ht .• brown with ¥inyl top, good Your Friendly Dealer and 12.60, while Tango Girl kicked back 55.60 and 13 and Countess Star paid 12.60. $2.80. 1110st' rel1abk· c: hlll ll ""1W '> you H eVe! get y DI !I il(lJ itb Oil AND ~ POMEROY HOME · &AUTO WON'T LET YOU DOWN. FRONT END ALIGNMENTS 992-2094 - . 606 E. Main Pomeroy, 0. DOUG'S MARINE For All Around Boating Needs. Speak Fishing Boats to Cruisers. New & Used. Mercury Out Boards \ from 4 h.p. to 200 h.p., Mercruiser Stern Drives. A 2 - 6 ~ 12 Trlfecta of Wealthy Prince , Pitlanlelgolf and ~ing There were ti ckets. STARDECK 19 paid $6,920.70. si x winning 0 ~·-:·· .J An' 11 -3 dally double ol .Dashing Pill and J . B. Swords pa ld $70 .80 . A crowd of 4,09S wagered NORTHFIELD NORTHFIELD . Ohio $457,247. ( UPI 1 - Star Blend eMned YOljR FRIENDLY DEALER Complete Lin.! of Accessories- Parts Don't forget you owe it to yourself'to check witli us before you buy any car new or used. See or call one of these friendly salesmen, J. D. Story, Ray Do119las 9r Bill . Nelson . . Your Starcraft Dealer ·· SMITH-NELSON MOTORS DOUG'S MARINE 992-2174 500 E. MAIN ST. 020 AV Pro sho wn db, lvt· \ th~ worth 11,321.80. E V C ·was S2 .20 tor second , while Better Had came In third and kicked A crowd of 4, 122 wag ered p tUI S d! C il \ 1 10 1111cl] se cond and T i p Ce c ility finished third. A crowd of 3,022 wagered U50.700 . Jeff Richardson , covered· the mile In 2:02 4·5. $313,046. WC dl The y ke£>IJ nYht on workm g tu mnkc Si1hl5n .,..,'S1i1kC' the ' Tommy Meyers aboard, took the featured allowance at Thistledown Thursday, running the six furlongs in 1: 10 3·5, w i th Dottie t . se~ond and Native Highness third. back $2.<10. Even the S(J cilllt '(l 'nnnna.l Southampton Lou won the loth race to kick off a 3-9·8 t rifecta combination that was stretch to grab a PIA length victory, that returned $4.40, Doc McBean paid $2.60 and k) IICJ d S .1 11Y 0 1he 1 !...UJHll<ll ~W I THISTLEDOWN NORTH RANDALL. Ollio tUPII - Secret Circuit, with $2.60 and 52.20. Scanda I Sheet, driven by S\Ql ll..~ d !Cl !<:~sl rll iP rlSI IWlC'C dS Launcher paid $S .60 and $2. 80 and Malpractice r e t ur ned In the co -featured eighth race , Scaldal Sheets out · dueled Doc McBean in the Tlld t s }1t..'(' ct \lse tltc y IL' t il' POMERO(O. 808 W. Main St. SALES & SE.RVICE 992-5652 Pllmeroy, 0 . �.. 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-PomerollfO., Friday, July 21, 1978 . • .b lan.k G~ ry .· . s • Bengals have 58 hopefuls ln camp d Twms, 4 to 0 Top~ among the .eight had only two years or less of the most corn~titive camp State, brother of -Bengals' more than 100 hopefuls, By RICK VAN SANT starting running back and players with only one year's ·Johnson said he likes a small we've ever had." WILM I NGTON , Oh io pro pla y: But the Bengal brass was ' Edooed heJd coadl Bill two-time Helsman Trophy experience are . starting camp. 1UPII - Talk about your defensive linemen Eddie Wldaunted by the lack of Johnson, "It's going to be · winner Ardlie Grilfin. "We've always been pretty ··yo uth mo\'ements .'' three. Almost considered a rookie Edwards ·and Wilson Whllely selective about the people we By MIKE roLLY very, very competitive. We The Cinci nna ti Bengals experience. Thurman Munson, Mike "We have a splendid crop have some people (rookies is Louis Breeden, who sat out and flrst-etring fullback Pete take to camp," he ssid.' "We UPI Sports Writer opened training camp today Heath and Mickey Rivera this vear," declared Bengals' and second-year players ) all last· year' with an injury Johnson. really don 'I lake a lot of · The MinnesOta Twins ssw singled In runs as . the udth a pre.season squad but whom Johnson says The blge crop of 14 players who are going to have to be peOf!le. that we figure are another Side of ·Reel Guidry Yankees handed the Twins. general manager Paul heavily dominated by youth "shows moce potential to me who have only two years going to be a waste of time." ThW'811ay night. Brown. "I think this will be contended with." - 40 of the 58 pla yers have their eighth straight lou. The Bengals boss also dis"He pitched differently toHeading the list of 17 rookie thllfl any defensive back that experience include regular Gpidry posted his third· --~ hopefuls are No. _I . draft we've had since I've been punter Pat Mclnally, regular dains the special "all rookie" night than th~, last time we !Shutout and seventh ccmpleie placekicker Chris Bahr and exhibition games that some faced him, choice .RoSs Browner, a here." M'nnesota . game o! the seuon. John. s on has been with the . starting defeMive li(leman . NFL teams are playing. Manager c;;ene Mauch said, defensive lineman from · In <tiler American League I OPTOMnRIST 1 Notre Dame, and defensive Bengals aU II years of their Gary Burley. "I personally think it:s a .aft~r Guidry stlfld .~he games, Kansas City nipped Although S!lllle NFL clubs mistake," said Johnso n, Twins, 4-0, m four hits. He OFFICE HOURS:. 9:30 to 12. 2 to 5 CCLOSE I back Ray Griffin of Ohin ex~nce . cram training camps with figuring the games only relied ~uch more on Texas, Z.l, and MUwaukee 1 AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT I halted .Bostoo, "'· Baltlm~e increase .the chances for lreaking pitches and got the at Chicago was postpooed · I ST.. POMEROY. . I injuries. "Bear in !!lind that job done." because of rain .. -------------------------~ the last time the University o! Gwdry, who . has won 14 Bre'l!'ffl 8, Red Solt I : Alabama won a national' games and lost only one, Charlie Moore ~ove in champiooship they went tbe ·usually wins with a fastball three runs with a home run ... The entire season without putting that can be better ~rd than and a IW()('Wl single and Ed oo a shoulder pad during seen. But the ccmbmation of Rodriguez pitched 7 2-3 D«:orno,..· a ~~tired" ann , hot weather'' irulir\ga of standout relief as . " pra ct Ice. Johnson who celebrated and some experimentatioo Milwaukee snapped Boston's Choi~, his 5"'d blrtt.ctay a week ago led him to rely oo breaking winning streak at five games. today arrived at the stuff Thursday night. Bob McClure got the last out wi!nili,gton College training "I've been working on a of the game lo pick up his with Speier said. "It's gratifying top of the eighth inning with site a · boyish change-up which gives . the fifth save. By FRED McMANE exuberance. . for me. It's the first time I've the Giants leading, 9-3. hillers something . to think Ruyals Z, Rlmgers 1: UPI Spocto Writer "l'in still just a kid at about and helps me when it's Yogi Berra once got laughs ever hit for the cycle." Pltillles 8, Reds 1: Pinch-hitter steve Braun's Thru July when he said, in a serious Speier's hitting helped · Greg Luzinski's bloop heart," he 'grinned. "I'm hot," Guidry said af!er twMUt single in the nirilh On Tru-Test Supreme Fine Paint vein, that he couldn't think Woody Fryman to his fifth single · in the sixth inning excited. This is the fl\fl time striking out mghtand walldng scored Willie Wllson and and hit at the same time, but victory in 12 decisiollli and ~ove in the tie-breaking run of the year. We have some backed the six-hit pitching of AVAILABLE IN: ClJris Sp<,ier has found out tagged Jamie Easterly wilil and led the Phillies to victory. yoWlg people and it's going to Dennis U!ooard, 11•11 . ... there is plenty of truth in that his sixth loss in eight Cincinnati's Pete · Rose be fun to see what happens." Exterior House Paint, decisions. •singled in the fifth inning to statement . The Bengals, who play On entering . Thursday In other Natiooal League stretch his hitting streak to 33 their first exhibition game Oil or Latex. night 's game with the Atlanta games , Philadelphia games. Aug. 5 at Tampa Bay and Rt¥~sville outslugged Cincinnati, ~ ... _ Plrates .. 7,-Dodgenl: Braves, Speier, who a: month start the regular season Sept. By Greg BaOey Pittsburgh ago was one of tbe ~ontreal nipped Los A wild throw by relief 3 at heme against Kansas In Eastern Little League Interior in Latex, Expos more productive Angeles, 7-', in 10 innings, st. pitcher Terry Forster oo City , scheduled only competition, Chester earned ' hitters, had an average of Louis defeated San Diego, 3-2, Frank Taveras' chopper in meetings this morning and a the right to face the winner of CHESTER, Pa. (UPI) Latex Semi Gloss, . . . II.41Yf.t.rSTIE .243, down from .280. and New York swept a the lOth inning enabled Phil light workout this afternoon . the Reedsville Rockets . The Philadelphia Eagles He reasoned he had been ' double-header from New Garner of Pittsburgh to score The heavy work - eight Tuppers Plains 11 on Monday released four rookies or Flat thinking too much about what York, 7-4 and 5-4, in 11 the winning run . . Reggie straight days of two-a-day night by downing Reeds.ville Thursday, reducing their preAll Other he was doing wrong, ·so, he .innings . San Francisco- Smith homered for Los drills - begin Saturday . 11, 15-4. · seam roster to 119. tried extra hard to block Chicago was suspended by Angeles. Lines ofTimmy Newe)l got the win, The lour, all free agents, thing~ from his mind. It darkness with two outs in the fanning eighl .and ·walking were guard John FUM of Supreme Paint worked and he hit for the one. Newell was also the Penn State, tackle John cycle and drove in six runs, leading hitter as he banged Blake of St. Joae State, • inclu·ding a three-run homer, o out a triple, double and defensive back Craig Feola o! to help the EIJl(ls beat the single. P. Harris got two Oregon, and lineback Phil Braves, 7-J. doubles and . a single, R. Heck of California. By Unilec:l Press lnternJttion•l CHESTER. 0 . 985-3301 th "It 's a long time since I've Maxson got a double and The Eagles have seven Ttiursctay Basebltl done anything offensively," single, J. Miller and VIc Gaul practice days re inlng Ch icago (ALJ Recalled before their p -ae11on infielder Kevi n Bell from lowe each had two singles, and c. of Americ an Association and Bailey had one single. . opener against Miami Seartle 33 62 347 19 Major Lugue Standings sent first baseman Jim Br ea · M. Jones got two doubles Dolphins July at Cantm, Thursday 's Jletults Bv United Preu lnternationJil zeale to Iowa . S.a lt at Ch i, ppd ., ra in N~tional League Ch icago (NLJ · ~ Optioned for Reedsville as j , Rucker Ohio. Kansas City 2, Tex as 1 East pitcher Da ve Geisel to Wich lt & was tagged with the loss. Since NFL rules prohibit N ew York 4, Minnesota 0 W. L Pet. GB of American Associat.ion . Milwa ukee 8, Soston 6 .49 39 .557 more than 65 players in Phi l a Detro i t - Op_tioned pitcher Rucker, Jones,.and K. Barton Tod1y's Probable Pltt:hers .41 .44 .5 16 )I/) Ch icago Stev e Ba ker to E\lans<Ji l le "(AA J fanned ten and walked Wliform for that particular { All Times E OTJ .46 A4 .511 4 P i ttsbrgh recalled pitct1er s Kip and thirteen . Rucker, R. Powell, game, an Eagles' spokesman California (Tanana 13-S Md 47 49 .490 6 Montreal APPE~RING THIS WEEKEND · Young and Ed Glynn . 4 1 56 ,42:) 12 1/ 2 Frost '1·2} at Detro it ( Wil cox 6-8 · Milwaukee New York Sent secq_nd K. Cowdery, L. ClJevalier and said it is likely some players and Billin_gham 8-5) , 2. 5 ;30 basem4n St. Lou is 38 58 .396 15 Lenn SakMe to s. Coleman each had a single. will not lr a vel with the p .m . west AT THE Spokane (PCLl . Oakland ( Renko 3-4 and W. L. Pc:t . GB Montreal - AcQuired ut ilit y . C . 313 512- 15 14 3 team. Broberg 9-7) at Toron to {Moore San Fran 57 38 .600 man Tommy Hutton f rom R 000 202:.. 4 75 Cinc inat i 54 40 .574 2 1 1 4-1 and Underwood 5 -81 . 2, 5 :30 Toronto tor future consi dera . .l ..N.-------------------, W. COMPTON, O.D. 1 l Expos · hand Braves loss Paints 25% OFF ... Otester downs II Eagles reduce roster to 89 &--Tile Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, July 21, 1978 Auxiliary me~ts to plan for August yard sale BAUM TRUE VALUE INN PLACE LOS Ang 54 san D iego 46 Atlanta 42 Hou ston 41 Thursday 's _,\1JIJ l 11 1 51 .452 14 52 .44 1 15 Results dark M ont r ea l 7, Atlan ta 3 , Philadelphia 8. Cinc innati 6 Todav's Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT ) Houston lNiek'ro 6-7 and Wi ll iams 0·0 } at Philadelph ia (Ruthven 6 -8 arid Chr istenson 6· 8 ). 2, 5. 35 p .m . Cin ci nnat i (LaCoss 0-0J at Mont rea l ( Grims ley 12 -6 ), 7: 35 \ \ \ \ \\ \ \ \ ...... · 4-PIECE GROUP PLUS VOCAL p .m . 3 Ne...., York 7, Houston 4, l st N .Y 5, Houston 4, 2nd , 11 inns . P ifiSOurg h 7, LA 6, 10 inns . SL Lou i5 3. San Oi~o 2 San Fran at Chic ago , susp , ::FLYING~ ~MACHINE- '' 4 I .568 .SO .479 11 1 1 Seattle ( Abbott 3·1l at Cleve· land (Clyde 5-.5), 7 :30 p .nl . New York ( Beatt ie 2 4) at Chi cago ( Barr ios 5-9 ) , 8 : 30 p.m . Balt imore ( Flanagan 1J, ]) at M innesota !Er ickson 9-6 J. 8 :30 p .m . ' . , Boston { Eckersley 11 -2) at Kansas City (Gura 7-2) , 8 : 30 p .m . M ilwaukee ( Tra\lers 6-41 at Te)(as (Med ich 4·4/, 8 : 3~ p.m . Saturdly ' s Games Seatt le at Cleveland ~ali lorn i a at Detroit Baltimort at Minneso ta Boston at Kansas City Oak land at Toronto . n ight New York at Chicago . nigihl M il waukee at Te~~:as . n ight p .m . FROM PORTSMOUTII, 0. !ONIGHT & SATURDAY At lanta !Hanna 7-6 ) at New York !Esp inosa 7-8 ), 8 . 05 p .m . Ch icago ( Robe-rts 4 . 1111 ) at San D iego ( Per r y 10 -4). 10 p .m . Pittsburgh ( Bibby 5-4 ) at San Fran ctsco ( Knepper 11-5 ), 10 : 33 p .m . St LOU IS (Marttn ez 4 3 ) at Los Angeles (Hooton 9 -11 , 10 : 30 p .m . 10-2 ,J Saturday's Games Cinci nna ti at Montrea l P ittsburQI"1 at San. F rancisco A flanta at N ew York . night Houston at Ph ila , n ight 51 Lou is at Los Ang , night Chic ago a! .san Diego . nigh! THE MEIGS INN Amer icJtn Lntue EISI W. L. Pet. Boston M il wauke Ba ll imre . N ew Yor k Detroit Clev etnd Toronto POMEROY, 0. 992-3629 62 29 .68 1 54 37 .593 51 49 46 .] 33 West Te~~:as M inesola Chicago 8 42 .548 42 .538 17 13 45 .505 16 49 . .t67 19 111 59 .359 29 1 , w. L. Pc:t. Kan c tt y Cal if Oak land GB GB 50 41 .549 43 .538 1 48 46 .511 3' ' .til 46 .500 4 112 39 .so .438 10 39 52 .429 11 so NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED FOR MIDDLEPORT PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY· SENTINEL Leaders Major L119ue Luders By United Preu lntern•tional Batting (Based on 225 at bats) National League GAB. H . Pet. Burroghs At! Clark SF Mad lock SF Wh itfield SF Parker Pit Vatntine Mtl Rose Cin Simmons St .L Foster Cin Bowa Ph il American 8 AM and 5 PM .318 . 32\ .320 .319 .313 .308 .305 .303 .302 .302 GAB. H. Pet. Carew Min 84 314 109 .347 Rice Bos 91 381 124 .325 Lezcano M i l 77 252 82 .32.5 lynn Bos 83 301 97 .322 Sundberg Te)( 86 302 94 .311 Bell Cle 85 337 104 .309 Yaz Bos 87 31 6 97 .307 Jackson Cal 73 '257 79 .307 Brett KC 76 309 94 .Jp;l Ol iver Te,; 66 263 80 .304 Homt RunS .National Lneue : Foster , Cin 23 ; Luzinsk l. Ph il 22 ; Smith, LA . Va lentine, Mfl ane~ Clark, SF 17 , Amer ican Lflgue : Rice , 80s 23 : Bay lor , CB I 22 ; H isle , M it 21; Thompson, Ott 20 ; Alexand er and Thornton , Cte\1 and Thomas . Mil 19 , Runs Ban eel 1n National Luvue: Fost er , Cln 17 : Clark, SF 75 ; Winfield . SO 64 ; Garvey , LA and Montanez, NY 61. Ameriun League : R ice , Bos 79 ; Staub , Del 73 ; H isle , Mil 66 ; ThOmpson , Det 65 ; TMrnton. Clev sa 7al Stol.tn Bans ~at io· R;.I League : . MoreOo, Pill 42 ; Lopes, LA . •nd Richards, SO 21 ; Taveras , P itt 24 ; Cedeno , Hou 23 . Amerinn Lea1ue : LeFlore, Del 36 ; \1,/ llson , KC 30 ; O i iOn e ~ Oak and Cr uz, See 29 ; Wills. Tex 28 . Pitching Victorlts National Leavue : Blue. SF 13· 4; Gr imsley, Mil 12· 6 : Knepper , SF 11 ·5 ; Rogers , Mtl H -7 ; N lekr'O , All 11 .9, Amtrica" Leatue : . Guidry , NY Jc. l; Tar~ena , Cal 13-5; Fl anagan, Ba it 13-7 ; Torrez. Bos 12-5; Sorensen. Mil 12 ·6. and pc•t p;tcher Rudy May .on 1 1-day d isabled' list . Seattle Reac t iva ted out fielder Ruppert Jones and designated p itcher Dick Pole tor oss;gnm ent. Toronto .- Recalled outf ielder AI Woods from Syracuse OL) . · Pro IOlketboll Chicago Si gned r ookie Reggie Theus of Nevada -Las vegas to a tour .year con_ tract . Pro Football Ba ltimor e Veteran l ineba ckers Willie Lanier and Tom MacLeod ann o lJ n c e d their relirements. · Ch icago - Defensive lin ema n Roger s 1 i 1 1 we 1 1 announced r et irement. Kansas Ci ty Wa ived defens ive end Earl Bryan t . Jackson Sta te , ana cut free agents M i ke Moore. Gra mbling (La .J. and Charli e Claud, Miami ( Fla . ) ; running backs Mike Bryant , Southern Univer . sit y , .and M ike Barney , Duke ; offen s ive lineman Ste\le Ander son . Colorado Sta1e, linebackersMike Metoyer , Colorado • . and Da~e Bauer , Villanova ; deten · sive I inemen Con Wuhderly , Arkanses , and ·Nate Was hing . ton , Iowa ; defen sive backs John Manson, San Clego State, and Brad lindsey , Wisconsin · LaCros se . Los Angeles "'""""' Signed tree agent defensive tackle Art Thoms and placed on waivers second -yea r defen sive tackle Larry Ba ile-y , rook ie corner · back Roger Coleman , rook ie wide rece iver Curtis Leak and rook ie punter Dar)ny Lee . New Engl and . Signed offensive tackle Leon Grav to a tour ·vear con trac t . New Orleans - Cut def,ensive tackle Oaklev Dalton , Jackson Sta te , end corn erback Brent Sedon . New York Jets - LinebAcker Randy Sidler , f ifth -r ound draft choice trom Pen11 Sratt, teff ca mp f or personal r easons . Philadelphia - R. e 1 eased free -agent roo kies John Funn, guard. Penn State ; John Blake, tack le , . St , Jose State ; Craig Feola , detens"ive ba ck , Oregon ; and Phil Heck. linebacker. Cali forn ia . Pittsburgh - Traded veter'an cornerback Jimmy Allen to Oetroit tor future und isclosed draft choice. . Wasninvton, - Released de· fenslve tackle Don Varner, Br igham Young , and wide receiver Jerry Pow ell , Cal St ate -Northridge . College San Francisco - "!!''~"'~'!<:l appointmi>e":;':~~:~;Ji;~~~:~;~ assistant f ORIENTATION PROGRAM RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - Cleveland Cavaliers Coach II F ' -~ oda Bi ttcb BMOUOC~~;U t . Y the club will hold a three-day Horientation program" for rookies and free agents at the Richfield CoHse"um, from July ?b-27. Eleven players a'f-e _ _,~ · · schedult:U to parttctp&t~ eight selec..ted in the last . National Basket ball Association draft and three free agents. 18 at the firehouse annex. President Chrla Shain called the meeting to order. Mrs. Ruth Shain read minutes of last mooth's meeting and Mrs. Judy Bird gave the treasurer's report. It was reporled that the Auxiliary had received a l25 savpeuons ings bond for their winning . Twenty-seven . float in the Fourth of July attended the recent meeting Parade. They were entered in · of Chester Council 323, Daughters of America held at the IIQII-theme category. ·n waa also announced that the lodge haD with Eileen "Mrs. Jane Smitl), Route Martin, COW!cllor, presiding. Mary K. Holter, council 2 Racine, won the fiag cake captain, reported that the given away on July 4. Ayard sale was planned for recent· yard and bake sale August 3, 4, and 5 at the was a success and a profit of firehouse armex from 10 a.m. $187.67 was made. Thanks -3 p.m. each day. Persons in- was extended lo those who terested In donating items lo assisted. Quarterly birthdays were the sale are lo call 949-2720, observed for April, May and 949-2744 or H9-23S3. It was decided that a gift June. Those honored were would be sent to Mrs. Grace Goldie Frederick, Joe Bissell, Rouah, a member who is con- Letha Wood, Ada VanMeter, Mabel VanMeter and Erman lined to a rest home. The Auxiliary announced Cleland. The group sang thai they have a 23 inch chest " Happy Birthday" and type Gibson deep freeze for presented eadl with a gift sale. Interested persons are_ and decorated cake for all Mano A Gift hr 1X1W..a treasure Jbr ali/etime ~~­ ~ants . '• Freda Edwards hosts circle DAY or EVENING CLASSES Few 11'1ings male.• a woman mor• bla~o~tt iUI or a" DOXOL SERVICE • • nualionti'IIP more m11ning1u1 than tlmp,., t~ 1trlking el.lglncl• o! a diamo!MI l)lndant. W• ha.,. 11"11 d iamortd that 'll' illllt h•r perl.-clly • and li t t your bud9'l lutl U will. sr•rt•n• •• •••• · •up ,.K i .,\" Candy's Ouslc Collectiona '• oEM: AR'T INOUS FURNITUB 106 N. • GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE PiCnic held "T-In One Sloro" · Middleport, 0 . 2nd Milliron reunion held Raclnt. Ohlo Chesler, Ohio .. On special Nehi®cans. 12 oz. Sum LET YOUR FEELINGS SHOW WHEREVER YOU GO••. with a personalized Sp~idelldent. It's the perfect way to say something special to Someone special, any time <I the year. There are over forry styles from which to choose, for him and for her. SAVE YOUR RC, NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DAD'S ROOT BEER · BOntE CAPS FOR CHARITY ' RC BOffiiNG CO. FOR MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio 992-3542 or 992-3344 eWATER SOFTENERS as - •__ __._.,_,..~- •...,.....,.....,..." ,...,.. ;o--~ww~•w• CAMDEN PARK RESERVED SATURDAY - JULY 22nd ., ,. p;;d '• Uni~n CArbide Tech. Center ' a ~ PROMOTION, CHURCH MEMBERSHIP, BAPTISM, MARRIAGE &DEDICATION CERTIFICATES By Abingdon • C. eGENERAL USE _OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER 5 P.M. U.S. 60 West- Huntington a big·$200 cas h rebate with the purchase of an MF 85 Lawn shifting, the MF 65 is -a great time and work saver. Wide 36" Modular Mower lets you virtually for~et abo~t skips f -··•Y+LOSSJI. ,/1" , ' SUPPLy ~ ftl -21" Pol"eroy "The Stqre With All Kind• of StufF' FOR ~ETS . ST ABLE S . LARGE & SMA LL ANIMALS: L AWNS · GARDEN S. o. • ' .........- ~ MODERN Itt W. Molin St. ' either Hurry ! Summer Stampede Sale offer ends July %1, lt78. Limited to avall•ble iavea.tory. , ~ Trattor. With hefty 8 hp Briggs & Stratton engine and 5-speed in-line R. Gibson comes ~ with side or r ear discharge mower. Get ln on great s"v ings on a popular and proven lttwn tractor ... t h e Ml'' 85. Ferguson is offering " Mill StrMt Middleport. Labor Dly and scalping. And ll That'' right! MtBI!OY· MIDDLEPORT BOOK .STORE SlrlkHUfl Except •LIVESTOCK •CANNING Also of Closed Every 1 - CROSS AND CROWN SUNDAY SCHOOL AWARDS "AnntNII Summer Outing" Engineering Deputment Construction Department •nd K. V. Computing Dept. E•rnH Run Aver• .. Nltion•l "LIIIUi t . R lc h•r~ . Hou 177 ; N lekro . At I 136 ; -Suver 1 Cin 123 ; MontefuKO. SF 101 ; Blyleven , Pitt 107 . Ameri can Ltitut : . Guidry. NY 14.5 ; Ryan, Cll 1.. 2; Flanagan . Balf 109 ; Leonard. KC 10] ; Mallo!lck , To 83 GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE me •• TV & Aeeliance Gas Servtct ENROLL NOW FALL TE_ RM Enltrtainmtnl and Applian" Netds RIDENOUR;$ CHOICES D .of A gathers· •• For all your •m• Helen Help Us•• • CALL 446 4367 ( BaMtl on ftl lnnlntt pltchNJ NatiOftal L eatut : Rogers, Mfl 2.12; Vuckovlch , St .L 2.31 ; . Swan ; NY 2... ; Reutchtl , Chi 2.56 ; Knew-r, SF 2.62. American Ltatue : . Guldrr· NY 2. 11 ; Matlack, Tu 2.3 ; Palmer , Ban 2.48: Caldwtll, ~ II 2.19; JOhniOn , 08k 2.56. . BETWEEN 88 287 94 93 355 114 68 256 82 92 304 97 71 304 95 92 35 1 108 93 394 120 94 323 98 93 364 110 86 361 109 League l ions, d e s i g n a 1 e d infielder Wayne Garret tor reassignment local! 949-2744 . The birthdays of Mrs. Mae Cleland and Mrs. Gene Lyons were observed. Mrs. Cleland and Mrs. Lyons served refreshments to Mrs .. Beulah The Racine )'lreiJ1811's Aux- iliary illary met for their July meeting Tuesday night, July l4'ltX SEMI GttlS : ·Sports ·transaction want tu. COUNSELOR : l:.hat ' s Wlderstandable. AB long as you are not upset aliout hoUie feeding your baby, I'm sure everything will work out fine. The conversation · had not By Helen Bo~el progressed very far before It Karen Blaker Ph.D. became clear to the'counselor MORE B.W. SHELTERS-NEEDED that Mrs . A didn't really want Authorson, EITUllll Lyons, DEAR HELEN : after a cesarean. I know I will to breast feed her new baby. Cesarean birth You told a woman to encourage her beaten neighbor "to call Ml\ry Sloter and Tina, Max· be in pain when I wake up. Faced with that realization, a sholter for battered women:" '\'hal's good advice, except lne Rose, Chris Shain, Rulh Won't the pain medication al- Mrs. A's depression lifted and Shain, Wanda Lyons, and many cities lire without sud! shelters for victims of spousal One out of six U.S. ba bies - feet the baby? 1 heard sume she began to accept her need abuse. Judy Bird and Sonny. or 400,000 babies a year - is uf it is transferred to the baby to repeat the routine of her In behalf 'of all those of us who are working to provide born by cesarean sec!ion. through the breast milk. first cesarean operation . sevices . for haltered women and are constantly being Still, there is widespread ig- · COUNSELOR : 1 have read frustrated by inadequate funding and lack of conununity .con- norance about this pro- that most women don't need . cern, I urge your readers to get involved. Write letters, call ci· cedure. It 's simply the much medication by the time ty coWlcilpeople, state legislators, demand that money be set . delivery of a haby t~rough a ·the milk has really started . aside to aid these victims. . surgical incision in the Those who need something When enough shelters and conununity support become mother's abdumin11l .and can often get by with aspirin . ExoceiJ'en(;e m made by Margaret Tuttle. available, mate-beating will decrease remarkably. uterine walls. Bot yqu should really ask Others .attending in ad· )'our readers need to.know that this type of violence affects Many women, fur example, your doctor about that. Design and ljltii>n to those named were them. They may n~er get hit physically, but they are hil in the assume they will be WlMRS. A: I don't want to Goldie Wolfe, Mae McPeet, pockethook every time a B.W.. must call the police, use the conscious during the process, have to stop taking pain ·~Quality Ada Morris, Dorothy Ritchie, district attorney's office or public medical facilities. If thus missing the chance to medication before 1 am ready Elizabeth Hayes, Zelda · ·children from violent homes share the classroqm with yolir see their baby in the delivery just so 1 can breast feed. lhe PometOJ Weber, Opal Hollon, Esther readers' yoWlgsters, their disruptive and disturbed behavior room. Olhers have been told more 1 think about this whole Ridenour, Marcia Keller, can 11 rUb off., ~et' they wiD nut be able to breast thing, the less depressed 1 Spousal violence may occur behind closed doors, but it has feed if their child is born by feeL The way for me to get Ada Bisaell, Ada Neutzling, Shop Julie Rose, Leona Hensley, far-reaching consequences. - K.C.S., Oklahoma City Task cesarean section. through this operation again Thelma White and lnz~ Force. on Battered Women. .As this hoi-line caller is to do it the same way as . Newell. DEARK.: discovers, ne1ther of these ll!st time. And that means no Yes, every city should provide shelter and counsel for bat· widely held beliefs is true. lb.-east feeding - nol because I PARTY HOSTED tered mates. The mother can be awake can't but because I dun 't The. Bradbury Church held But even !hough refuge is available, many women, either during the surgery and ~he ' a swimming party at London through"·reaf';"sllaine or resjgnati'On, won't seek help. can breast feed if she makes Pool in Syracuse Saturday, We must also concentr-•te on teaching self-esteem and self- appropriate arrangemenis July 15. reliance, People who have these qualities are seldom bea.ten • with her doctor far enough in Enjoying the evening were · morethanonce. -H. advance. (Personal inlorma· Bill and Dolores Bailey, Rita tion in all hoi-line e<cerpls and Rodney, Sherrie Bam· DEAR HELEN : has been a llered to protect. There's a topless waitress bar down near the beach in our the caller's confidentiality.) hart, Soot!, Todd arid Lee'a FOR Johnson, Larry and Dave town. MRS. A: I ' have been Asign outside says, "No hare feet allowed." . depressed ever smce I foWld Ball, Becky Fry, David Cole, Cathy ·Hess, Kevin King, If waitresses can go all nude, why should they quibble ahout out I am guing to have Hank and Kathy Johnson, Wldressed feet?- PETE ' another baby. I want more · Kelly Sayre, Annette and DEAR PETE: children, so that's not tbe proAT Robbie Johnson, Desi Jeffers, Maybe because people can catch athlete's foot but bare tops blem. I am sad because I Melissa and Mandy Hubbard, .. aren't for catching.- H. · know I won 'I be able to breast Mike and Sharon Stewart, feed this haby either. Jerad and Cris, Terry DEAR HI' LEN: , COUNSE LOR : Why won't Yankey and George Glaze, My husband'isn't very demonstrative. I've often wished he'd you be able to breast feed this Trey and Clinton. · hold my hand or hug me more often. Instead, I hug him~ and he baby' loves it. We're very close and can talk about anything. MRS. A: When I had my Choose an eKciling Career in one of these ATIEND GAME used to feel jealous of my neighbor whose husband is very first child, I has! a cesarean I Mr. and Mrs. Edson success proven fields: Spencer, Racine,and Mr. and uninhibited- he's always patting and kissing- until she told operation a nd didn't see the that's the only way he conununicates; and he tries it with baby fur five days. When they Mrs. Arvil Holter, Bashan, •EXECUTIVE SECRETARY otber women too. I'm just writing to tell you I know I'm finally brought him to me, J attended the Farmers Night asked the doctor about breasl Cincinnati Reds baseball -LUCKY •SECRETARIAL DEAR LUCKY: feeding. He said it was tUG game when the Reds played I'm sure you'll relate to this quote by Cathy Morancy: "Love late. I know I have to have the New York Mets. They •BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION is not measured by hi>w many times you touch each other, but another cesarean birth, so the stayed at Florence, Ky. and same thing will probably hap• JR. ACCOUNTING attended the SW!day game. by how many times you reach each other. " ~ H. pen again. • COUNSELOR : Yuu didn't •GENERAL OFFICE see your haby until five days after delive ry ' MRS. A: Yes. I guess he The EJecta Circle of the S<:ripture reading from Mark the program on " A Survey of was sick ur something. First Baptist Church of Mid- 2I: 16-20, She also read a let- Ove r se~s Missions.'' She COUNSE;LOR : Well, if this dleport met Tuesday evening, ter from Mrs. !"Iizabeth eovercd Missionaries incounone is healthy, couldn't you July 18 at the home of Mrs. Gardner thanking the circle tries from India to Europe. Begin September 18, 1978 , it right away and begin have Refr eshments were served Freda Edwards. Clara Riley for remembering her on her · by the hostes, Mrs. Edw~rds, breast feeding.? opened the meeting with a birthday . MRS. A: How could I have It was announced that who was assisted by Rhoda poem, " Understanding," and Financial Assistance Available it •·ight away' I'll be asleep. Hall . Rhoda Hall will have devoled the circle in prayer. Approved for Veterans COUNSELOR : You don 't Attending in addition tu Devotions were given by tions at the annual B.H. SanMrs. Edwards who presented horn MissioMry Society pic- those mentioned above were have to be unconscious durAccredlltd by tllo Accrediting Commission· ol lilt "Our Filling Station" from nic on the first Monday in Lillian Dem.os ky, Dana ing the operation. If you talk· Association of tncltpendenl Colleges ond Schools. "The SetTeI PiaL'e" and August. Also, a " thinking of Hamn, Florence Rhodes, ed to your doc·tor . he might you" card was sen! to Vivian Elizabeth Slavin, Roma give you ' a spinal, which Titus who is a patient at the Hawkins , Mary Brewer, Tex- would make you numb from Pine Crest Nursing Center in anna Well and .Gwinnie your waist duwn . MRS. A: I didn 't knuw yuu. White. Amber Well was a The United Methodist Gallipolis. could do that. Bernice . Baker presented guest. Women of the Forest R\lfl COUNSELOR: Most doc· ' Methodist Church held a turs recommend that kind of picnic recently at the state anesthesia lf you plan tu Sl. No . 75-02-04728 park on U.S. Rt. 33. breast feed. Ann Watson, president, The Milliron family reunion Rose Milliron, Delbert MRS. A: I don 't think my FOR INFORMATION opened the meeting with was held July 15 with a picnic Milliron , Mrs . Johnnie doctor wuuld agree tu that. prayer and devotions were at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Milliron , Mr.. and Mrs. COUNSELOR : Why nut? · given by Betty Kock with Marvin Milliron .. Leading George Walters , · all of MRS. A: I don 't know. I meditation from Guideposts Creek. Nelsonville. think I had betler do it his OR WRITE : on " Warning al 5:12 p.m." Mr. and Mrs. Paul An· way. Anyway , if I am awake, There were five new adfollowed by prayer. There ditions to the family with the · drews, Miss Barbara An· I might be afraid. I really was a miscellaneous births of Matthew Milliron, drews, Long Bottom ; Mr. and don't want to know what is goprogram with eadl member eight months; Jerry Milliron, Mrs. James Milliron and son ingun. reading arti~!es or poems. ·nine months; Ryan Clonch, Matthew, Reedsville ; Mr. COUNSELOR: At first I Attending ' were Arm three and one-hall months, and Mrs. Delbert Milliron, thought yuu wanted to breast Watson, Kathleen Scott, and Heather Powell, six Pam and Eric, Letart; Mr. feed. But now I am getting Naomi Wyatt, Edith Sisson, weeks. Unable to attend were and Mrs. Ronald Clonch and ihe feeling that you are Wl· Elina Holter, Hilda Yeauger, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ba111~tt son, Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. sure. Address Betty Blackwood, Evelyn and Jason , six months of Ronald Jacobs, Crystal and MRS. A: I guess you're Hollon, Margaret Holter , Virginia. Gene, Pomeroy ; Miss Vicky right. II occurs to me now Phone No. Mary Holter, Mary Nease , Attending were Mr. and Priddy, Indiana ; Mrs. Marie that there might be another Leah Nease, Helen Nease and Mrs. Orville Milliron, Mr. .Milliron, Mrs. Belva Mohler problem about breast feeding the Rev. and Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Robert Edwards, and son Tony, Mrs. Bertha Bobby, Rusty and Becky, Mr. Rife, Miss Bonnie Rife, Mr. Koch . and Mrs. Buck Brown. Mr. and Mrs. James Mohler and and Mrs.- Larry Milliron, daughter, Anna Marie, Mr. HOST PARTY Cindy, Allen, Shelly, Mark and Mrs. Marvin.Milliron and Mr. and Mrs. Norman E . and Jerry, all of Columbus ; daughters, Tami and Diane, fly sell .entertained June 30 at Mr . and Mrs . Denver Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Little, their homeat 33164 Children •s Milliron, Mrs. Cathy Powell, all of Middleport. Home Road, Pomeroy. The Steven and Heather, Mrs, outdoor supper and hot dog roast was held In honor or their so·n', Steven, who celebrated his fourth birthday on July I. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Norman E . Hysell and the honored guest; "ruce Terry, Norma and Frelldie Colburn, and Rev. and Mrs. Robert Cherry, the new pastor of the Coolville Allegheny Wesleyan Methodist Church. Several outside gifts were preiented to Steven: • • �• 21, 1978 ( MEIGS TIRE CENTIR, IIC. TRINITY CHURCH , Re• . W . H. Perrin , pastor ; Bob Buck . Sunday "school supt . Church School , 9 15 a .m ., worship ~ervice , 10:30 a .m. Choir reh.arso l, Tuesday , 7.30 p .m . under direction of Al ic e Nease. POMEROY CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE : Corner Union and Mulberry. Rev . Clyde V. Hender· son , po1lor . Sunday school , 9 30 ·a.m ., Glen McClung, supt .. morn Ing worship , 10:30 a .m .; evet1ing service. 7:30: mid· week" serv!CI , Wednesday , 7 :30p.m . GRACE EPISCOPAL , The Re¥ . Robert Groves, Redor . Morning Proy~r o'nd Sermorl 11 a.m Church School and Nurserv Ser· vice 1 a .m . Dole Dutton . loy leader. onistingthe rector . . POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W. Main St.John M cArthur, pastor , Bible ~ehool , 9:30 a .m ., morning worship , 10:30 a .m .; Youth meetings , b:30 p .m .. even ing worship . 7:30. Wednesday night prayer mHI1ng and Bib le study , 7·30 p .m . THE SALVATION ARMY , 11 5 &tternut Ave., Pomeroy . Envoy and Mrs . Ray Wintng , officers In Sunday - holiness c l-1orge . meeting . 10 o .m .: Sunday Sc~ool . 10:30 a .m . Sunde~ school leader . YPSM . Elo ise Aiioms . 7 p .m.; 50ivotion meet•ng , various 'peekers and music specials . 7:30 p .m . Thursdoy- 10 a.m . to 2 p .m. lad ies Home league. all women tnvited : 7:30p .m . prayer meellng and Bible study . Bob Estep. leader . Rev . Noel Hermon . teacher . BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP · liST CHAPEL . Route 1 ShadePastor Bobby Elk ins . Sunday school , 5 p m ; Sundo., worship S·.aS p .m ., Wednesday prayer ser· vice , 7:30p .m . POME~OY WESTSIDE CHURCH . OF CHRIST, 200 W. Main St .. Jerry Paul. minister . phone 992 ·7bbb . Conservot ivt!' . non: ins trume ntol Sunday worship , 10 am .; Bible study , II a .m .: worship , b p .m . Wednesday Bible stu~y , 7 p .m . OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN Rev .Rolph Sm it h CHURCH . pastor . Sunday school , 9 .30 am .. Mrs . Worley Franc•s , superinten· dent. Preo c~ing serv ius first & third Sundays follow ing Sunday School. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Preach ing 9 ·30 a .m .. first ond second Sundays of eac h month . third and fourth Sundays eoc::h month, worsh ip serv ice at 7.30 p .m . Wednesday evenmgs ot 7 :30. Prayer and Bible Sludv . SEVEN TH -OAV ADVENTIST . Mulberry Heights Rood , Pomeroy . Pastor , Alben Oittesr Sabbath School Superintendent , Clore Mcintyre . Sobboth Schoo l. Sotur· day afternoon at 2:00. with Wo_r · ship Ser vice foll o wmg ot 3 15 . RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Harriett CHURCH S1ster Worner , Supt. Sunday School, 9:30 om .; morntng worsh1p , 10·45 a.m THE HILAND CHAPEl . George Casto , post or . Sunday School , 9:30a .m .; e -, en in g worshtp , 7:30. Thursday evening pr ayer service , 7:30p .m . POMEROY FIRST BAPTI ST . David Mo nn . m inister . Wi lliam Watso n, Su ndav school !ioup t Sundov school , 9:30 . a.m .; morn ing worsh1p 10:30 a.m . FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTI ST 282 M ulberry Ave . Pof'fleroy , Paul J Wh ij e , Pastor . Gory Basham , Su nday !iochool supt . Sunday school, morning worship , 9:30 a .m . 10:30: even lri g worship . 6:30p .m Mtdweek praye r ser ... ice . 7 30 p.m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER , Deltler Rd ., Langs vill e , Ohio , Re v. Sundov Clyde Ferrell . Po5tor Scho o l 11 Saturday 0 m. preach ing servic::es 7 30 · p m Wedne sday even •ng Bible study ot 7:J0pm . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bo dey Run Rood . Re v . Emme tt Rowson , pastor . Hon d l ey D unn su pt . Sunday schoo I 10 a .m . Sun· do., eve nmg serv ic e 7:30; Bible !Eooch ing , 7:30 p ,m : Thur!iodoy . John F. Fultl. Mgr. Ph. ftt-2101 ""moroy· RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Rev . B~by Porter . pastor . Sun · day uhool , 10 a .m.; Sunday war · shi~ , 11 o .m :; Sunday even ing serv fce , 7 p .m .; Wednesday Fomi · ly Troiing Hour, 7 p.m . Wednesday LOHSE PHARMACY worship s•r.vice. 7:30p .m. We Fill Doctors• PrescrlpHO..s "2-2955 ""moroy HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH , N11t0r long Bottom . Edsel Hart , pastor . Sunday school, 10 o .m . Church ; 7:30 p . m . ; prayer meetmg ,-7:30 p .m . Tnursdov. . MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Th ird A¥e .. the Rev . William Kn•f · tel , ~star Ronald Dugan . Sun· day School Supt. Cla~ses for all EWS l SONS SOtiiO K&C JEWELERS '"'' v Compltle Automotive (for A RHI Auct*t' C.II Tlw RHi McCoy) I. 0 . ltMcl McCoy Service 212 E, Main Slrftl 9t2·371S, Pomeroy · Mlddltport, Olllo Locust& ff2 ·9t21 Ofi Our Religious Heritage These Messages Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: , ti;;~;--Miiif" ~--~ STAT£ FARM Herrman , pastor Saturday &lfen· PENNZOIL MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODISfCHURCH Robert T. Bumgarner . MA'ii!E HE'9 ltii919EC> ON!! 11>.1 THE CAR THAT WILL! 510 N. 2nd Mlddllportm-3~1 OH, I9REAT L .. YOU MEAI-i UNCLI! '!''>' MAV 'Vf: EAVE!>· DROPPEO ON EVE~YTHIN~ we·ve !lee~>.~ ·SAVII.l(; ' HE'S. HAD ALL. THE We WERE PADDWI6 IT FIGURES , DOES'-I'T IT? 6ACK TO 8001!>Y. HOW IH?E CAN TRAP THE CAR! HEl SAVe HIMSoEL.F FROM AN ATTEMPTED MURDER RAP--OR THE FUNNY FARM~ Nationwide Ins. Co. ·of Columbus, 0 . ID4W. Main · 9t2-23ll ""meroy Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev . Jome5 Corbitt POMEROY, worship serv ice . 9d S a .m .; Sundov school. 10:30 a .m ., Rev . Robert ' McGee, minister ENTERPRISE . Wonhip 9 a .m . Church School10 o m . ROCK SPRINGS , Wor ship 10 ' a.m . Chu rch Schoo l 9: 15a .m . UMYF b :JO p .m . FLA TWOODS, Worship. 11 o m . Churc h SchoollO a .m . , MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER , Re11 . Robert Bumgarner HEATH , Robert Bumgarner. Pastor . Worship 10:30 a .m . ChU rch School 9:30 a.m . UMYF b P m. Rutla nd-Salem (enter Charge RUTLAND. Wilbur Hilt , Pastor . Worsh1p 10:30 a .m . Church School SyracUM ft2-J971 P. J. PAULEY, . AGENT I . ROSEBERRrS ing serv1ce , 7:30 p .m .. ' Sunday School, 10·30 a .m . MillWork , Clllllntt Making 212W. Middleport I'll. m-m5 TIST . Corner Ash and Plum : Noel PLANING Mill CENTERS v. v.~ s. Third · youth serv ic es , Fr!doy , 7:30p.m . MIDD\EPOI!T FREEWill BAP· RACINE SUNOCO SERVICE INSURANCE ages ; e~t~en lng service, 7:30; Bible study , Wednesday, 7·30 p .m.; 7-'!'hP. Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, July 21, 1978 DICK fRAC'Y McCOY IUCTION SERVICE RACINE Athens County Sawinp & Loan.:.......r~ FOOD MARKET The lion Co. With A Hurt Racine Ph. f49-2m 216 E. Main , • 992·6655 ALLE:YOOP HAVIN'· T~SPEND TV & Appliance MHIWIJ ~KE"'I'OOR Oi.!T~ Gas Se!Vice Bob's Market "TJ.l' NIGHT Ot.nSIDIE "'ESS: 'tiiOJ.l5 i'4AS REAU.Y Chtsler 915-3307 Rocine 949-2020 ""me roy 992·2582". M.,on 771-5721 q:Joo.m. SALEM CEN TER . Church School q 45 o .m w on hip 9 o m . SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev . Ha rvey Koch . Jr . ASBURY , Worship 11 a .m . Chu rch School 9:50 o m . · tJMW f1 r st Tuesday . Bible Study Thurs . 7 30 p .m FOREST RUN , Worsh•p 9 o .m Church School 10 o.m MINERSVILLE . Worship 10 a .m . Church School9 o m . SYR ACUSE . Chu rch School 9·00 a m Worship service 7 30 p .m SOUTHERN CL USTER Rev . Da vid Ha rris Cluste r Leader Rev Sleven Wilson Flore nce Smi th ' Hilto n Wo lfe Auo ci ote~ BETHANY , (Dorcas ) Worsh ip 9:30 o .m Church School 10:30 a.m . CARMEL Chruc h School 9 30 o.m Worsh ip 10 30 a.m. 2nd and 4th Sundav5 , APPLE GROVE Sunday School 9 30 o .m Wo r sh 1p 7.30 p .m . 1st and 3rd Sunday!> Prayer meeting Wednesday 7·30 p·. m Fellowsh 1p ~upper f irst Saturday 6 p m . UMW 2nd Tuesday 7.30 p .m EAST LETART Chruch Schoo l 9 a.m W ors h1p ser ... 1ce 10 a .m. Prayer meal m g 7 30 p m. Wed ne $doy UMW lor ~t Tue5day 7.30 p.m . RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday sc hool 10 a .m .. worship , 11 a .m . (holt proCI IC e rThursdoy B. p .m . LETART FALLS- Church Sc::hoo l 10o m . Wor shiJ!:! ~erv ic e , 9 a .m .. MORNING STAR , WorstHp 9·30 a.m .. Church School 10 30 a .m.; Mid Week Service Wednesda., 6 P - ~ORSE CHAPEL . Wors hp 11 m . Chur ch Sc hool9 30 am . h ~' PORTLAND , Wor5 ip •wO p .m .. Chur ch Schoo19 30 o.m . SUTT ON Ch ur ch School 9 30 0 c .m Wor!.h1p1 s!ond3rdSundoys 10 300m NORTHEA ST •CLUSTER Re -, Ricphard lhomo s o sto ' Du an e Sydensrm ke• John Dou gl o., A!>SOCIOhH JOPPA Worship 10 a .m Church School 9 o,m Pr ayer Meet •n gW edne 5doh8pm CHE STER War., 'P 9 am OYESVILLE COMMU"'f!TY CHURCH Roger ( Turner , past or Sunda y schoo l 9 30 a.m .. Sun day Ch u rch SchooiiOo m morning wors hip, 10 30 . Sun day LONG BOTT O M , Worship 7 30 eveni n· ~{ vi ce , 7:30. p.m . Chur ch Schoo19 30 a ALFRED Worship 7 30 p .m ' IDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST. Co rner Chu r ch School9 30°m Four th and Main . M1ddleporl ST PAUl Wo r .. h•p 11 0 m Rev Henry Key _ Jr .. pa5fo r . Sun · Churc::hSc:: hool 9 30om day Sc::hoo l, 9 30 .o .m Mr s . Erv in REEDS VIll E ~undoy School 9 30 Baumgardner , 5Upt ., Morn 1ng a.m . Wor,.h •p 7 30 P m Praye r Meet ing 7 30 P m Tuesday worsh ip , 10 ·45 o .m M IDDL EPOR T CHU RCH O F V•slt Qt lon 7 30 p .m 151 Thu r ~doy CHRISr IN CHRISTIAN UN ION . SIL VER RIDGE Wo r".> h•p IO 0 m I . pa5 or M r\ Lawrtmce M oney Church School9 a m ' Runell Voung , Sundov Sc::hoo l TUPPE-RS PLAIN S Wo r ~h· p 9 Supt Sunday School 9·30 o .m. a.m . Chuteh Sch oollO 0 m KENO CHURCH O F CHR IST ser Even• ng worsh1p . 7 30 , Wedne~ '.ltCes each Sunday 9.30 "am day prover meet ·mg . 7 JO p .m . M.T MORIAH CHURCH Of GOD . George Pidtens . po~t o• w• th Rocme Ro ute 2. the "Re v . Jome1o preoc::hing on l~r st and th ird SunM M uncy . pa sto r . Sunday school , day o f m o nth . Oh -,e r Sw o ln , Sup t , 9 45 o .m .. m orn 1ng worsh ip . 11 HO BSON CHRISTIAN UNION . even tng wo rship . 7.30. · Re'll . Ke•th Ebl in . po~tor Sunll ay o.m 930 Praye r meel•ng Tuesday . 7 30 Sc::hool. a .m Leonord p .m Young peop le'5 m eet,ng . G•lmore . ftt ~l elder evenong ~ e r · 7 30 p m Thu r~doy . vice · 7 30 P m . Wed na sdov pr ayer meettng ,. 7 30 p .m . M IDb t EPOR T FIRST BAPTI ST CornerS•x th ond Po lmer theRev MT MOR!AHCHURCH OFGOD . Robe rt Roc 1ne Route 2 The Re v Charles · K' r b' 0 '1 Po 'lo' ' d h . ' 1en den t . sun d oy Por ... Hand. po~t or Sun oy S< oo 1 9 4 5 • er su per1n 0 5 WMPO Ro d •o program 7 45 om m , morn .ng wor hip 11 0 m . Sunday School , 9 15 am Mor n· Ell ening service~ . Tuesday and mgWonhtp 10. 15 o .m Youth ac· Fr~ddy 7 30~ m . tl'o'lt te s end lellowsh1p l or tv_n,o r BEARWAU OW RIDGE CHURCH and semor hi gh studen ts b p m . OF 'CHRIST Duane Wo r den Sun d oy evenmg wors h .tp 7 30 m1n1sler B·ble ciOH , 9 30 o m p m M•d · week prayer serv •ce s mor nmg worship , lO 30 o .m ellen :ng worsh 1 ~ b 30 Pm Wednwsdoy 7 30p .m, CHURCH 0f CHRIST M1d- Wedrtes doy8ible,stud., 6 30p.m ond Mao · n . Ceorge NEW STIV ER SVILLE COMMUNI dl.po'' . 'rh J Gloze m•n.ster M tk e Gerlach. IV Church Sun day School se r · supenntendent . Terry Yonke.,.. vlt:e 9 45 0 rn WOi sh•p se r vtce . youth mrn is ter Bibl e sc::hool . 9 30 10 30. Evo ngell sli c Ser v• ce 7 30 o,m morn •ng wor sh ip 10·30 p .m . Wednesday Praye r o .m av en•n g wo rs h ip , 7 30, meet ing 7 30 ZION CHURCH Of- CHRIST P'o'.' ' . ' ..~ ·,, e . 7 p .m . Wed nes Pomer~ y - Ho rr.~onvdle 1 Rd Don day . 1 MIDDLEPORT Cl'tURCH OF THE Ka nne .,. pastor 8d M cElroy NAZARENE . Re v Jim Broome Sundqy ~chool su p! Sun doy po sfo r . Mrs . Mary Lot hev , Sun de., Hhool . 9 300 m .. mor ntn g wor •hop and commun .on 10 30 am. school supf . Sundav sc.hool 9 30 a.m .. morn tng worsh1p . ' 10 30 Sunday even •ng youth Chr•sllan 0 m .· Sunday e vol'1gel•sltc Endeavor 6 P m wor~hip ~e'r m •• '.·ng. 7 00 p m Proye• 'o"ICe . 7 P m Wed ne\doy evening meeting , Wednesday . 7 30 p m. prayer meeting a nd Bible study . 7 u N 1TED PRE S 8 V T E RIA N p .m MINIST•y OF MEIGS COUNTY , ST 1 JOHN LI.IT HERAN CHURCH . " • Pine Grove Th e Re v Wdl 1om Ow 1ghtl . Zavitz , d.1rector H A R R 1 S 0 N V l L l E. M•ddlesw arth Pastor . Church. Ernesl serv ic es 9 300 m Sunday School PRESBYTERIAN . Re... . 10 3 Strtck lin , pastor. Sunday church - 0 o .m. schoo l. 9 :30 a .m .. M ro; . Ho mer BRADBU RY CHURCH OF · l•e . lupt .. m orning worship , CHRIST , Mr D~:mol d Ro ley , pa stor 10 30 nd oy school. 9 30 am . '!'1/or MtOoLEPORT Sunday school shtp ser viCe 10 300 m Sunday 9:30a.m . Richord Vougha n supl serv• ces 7 pm yo uth group Morning worship , 10 30 . w~dnesdoy 7·p m ' "g wo•sh •p 9 AN TIQU!TV BAPTI ST ReJ ~or I SYRACUSE ' Morn'.., po~tor Sunday schoo l 0 m .· Sundoy~c hoor 10 a .m . Mr5 Shu le r Somp~on Holt , suet . 9,30 m . ChurO'I s;r.,r e 7 P m . s. . ° Monday Exodus 3 :1-1 2 DOUG'S MARINE SALES & - Eat in or Reuter-Broaan. Insurance Wednesday Exodus 4:1· 17 Services Thursday Exodus 214 E. Mlin 5:22·6:13 m .sno Pomeroy Fulton·Thompson Trador Sales, Inc. Doub Tractors, New Holland Farm Mlchinery .Spring A.,. . ·m5101 Pomeroy Fnday Exodus 7.1· 13 Saturday Exodus 7.14-25 LITTLE ORPBAN AHICIE-"GGOD" WOIIAK Corry Out 126 E. Main "2-6304 pomoroy Tuesday Exodus 3:13·22 You r:o n find i> l ~:n l y of Hill ! . ul ltJX Is uhuul 1/w wind . Tlwt's not w hv so mull \' culorf iuJ du.· rc h1 ~ s huvt: wt:ol her vmll! .'t illop thr ;ir slf!l l J1lt :s . tnurit:un ut tr:t!"l l urs IVI'fl' mligi ou s- und pr£J C· lic:ul. /\ wc~Jth uruu; k hw l to lm lll! llllllt:fl wd! ubo \'f! tn:t:s u nd roofs which r:mild tlil"r tlu :r . lll!rs ~: ofl lw wind . Ofl~:nllw /nerd r:hun h .'i lt:t:plt: was llw hig lu:sl p/w:1: Our rJtlrl\' A No r IS Own: unything irn:vt :n n d i11 Hw LU"i lotll . For cv n tvrit:s mun hu s Iookt~ d to tlw Churt:h forguidoru :t.·. rlirf'c lion , 'llrl pt~. lt Sf't:rn s rwturnl os htJ pur.•Wt!s hi.li duil v w•Jrk If! lotJk to i lll' C:hurr:h l rf ""' whid1 WilY lh~: wind hir> ws. WILKINSON \Vt• w·t o ur \N~f1/ hi '/' TEAFORD SR. 216 S.. MC:ond Pomeroy 9t2·132S Don Thompson Ford, Inc. 461 S. lo Sales & Service. f 'I!U rfl gr: /hu t S!H~ mVf!rt! lll so u ls !hro ugh "fuj r winrl or foul. '' "'rd. Middleport I 'se st.uck ! Don't jes stan'ther'! Wait. Rufus! I'se comin' withl-l()u' "2·2196 Cable 1V Systems, Inc. lodu r fmm prr :ss . rwJ ifJ und TV . thr: ch urch of y r •ur r:hoos1 11g to guin lhf: Jui!h ond Bu t lo ok SHE S AYS ··· BAH' VIRGIL B. IH .' W S Small Engines YEAH? WELL, w E GOT SOME 0 . TH' SAIYIE KIND 0' COL KS RIGHT IN THIS COU>IT'f ·· · WANNA DO AWM WITH A'HY 510 fi.Y 0 ' CRIME ·'· ORGAN I Ziti' FOLKS ... AIW 8001< WITH CRIME IN IT MUST GO, Hejes' want us •., ..-...._,..., t' sta4 here an' fetc h thin's' Fetchth' rope! 1 4411 Lotus! m.JO'IJ WAID CROSS Attend The Church SONS STORE Groceries- PHOTOGRAPHY FIREEquipment & SAF£rf HEINER'S BAKERY Professional Service , Aerial-Schools· MARK V STORE S~NTINEL Middleport MiddleportPomeroy, o. Weddings Chtster,l$.4155 youthmeeltng 6 p m Tue5doy81 - Re v . Roy Ro use . pasto r , Robert b leS tudy . 7 p .m M usser . SundovS choo l wp r. Sun · RACINE CHURCH OF THE day sch ool 10·30 om w Of l> hip NAZARENE , Re v. Joh n A Co!! 7 30 p .m . Bible Study , Wednes. man , po 510 r . Franklin Imboden do.,. . 7 30 p .m . Saturday night cho .r mon ol lhe Bo ord of Chm pro.,er ~ervice , 7·30 p m t.o n l•fe Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI STIAN . om morn1ng w o r!ih•p 10.30 Roge r Watso n po!l tor . Kenneth Sunda y e-,ening worsh1p , 7 30 Bye r Sun day schoo l 5up t M o •n p m Pr over meet.ng Wedne~ rng wo r~ h ip , 9 30 a .m . Sun day 7 30p m doyl>chool . 10 30 o .m . even •ng RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l ~er 11 1 Ce , 7 30 Wedne~do., Btble Wa lker Posta• Ron n 1e Solu•r Study , 7 30p .m Sunda y school supt ~ undoy MT UNION BAPTIST. Don, •chool , 9 30 o m , mornong we• w 11so n . S u n d oy ~ c h oo I " sh tp . 10 40 a .m Sundo'f e..,en 1ng wpen n te nde nt Sun de., ~ c hool worsh1 p 7 30 Wednesday even 9 45 o m , eve n1ng wOr!>htp 7 30 tng B•bl e ~tudy 7 30 . p .m . Pray e r m eet.ng . 7 30 p m DAN VI LLE WESLEYAN . "e" . R We d nes d O'f ro; ~ D . Brown po ~ t o r . Sun day ~chool TUPPERS PLAIN S CHRI STIAN 9 30 om ., morn .ng wor!.h•p . CHURCH. ·Eu gene Underwood 10 45 'f'OU !h ser'lllt:e b -4 5 p .m po~t o r ; Ho word Co ldwell , Jr even1 ng worsh ip . 7 30 p m Sunday S'hool Supt . Sunday pray er ond p ra ise . Wedne !.doy , School 9.30 am M or nmg Ser· 7 30p .m . m on IO.JOo .m .' Sund oy even•ng SIL VER RUN FREE BAPTIS,T. Rev l>ervice . 7 p m Mor ... .n Morl•11n . pastor , Steve lit · LET ART FAL l~ UNITE 0 tie Svndo y .school !ou p t. Sunday BRETHREN Re v Freeland N orr~!l , school 10om , morning wo1 postor . FioydNorr1!. ~vpt Svndo.,. ~h1p 11 0 m Su nday e van1ng schoo l . 9 . 30 om ~ · . .. moon •ng •er wor,hop 7 30 . Prove • meer ong mon 10 : 30 a .m . Proye1 serv•c.e . a nd 81ble !otudy Thur~doy 7 30 We-d ne sdoy . ? 30 p .m p .m . youth serv1ce 6 p .m Sun CHESTER CH URCH OF THE dov NAZARENE . Re ... Her bert Grote CHESTER CHURCH O F GOD poster . Wor~ h1p satv rce . Flo m Re v Donny R. Cook pa stor ~un and 7 30 p m . Sunday ~u nday doy sc hool 9 30 o m "'Co> hop <~c h oo 1 9 30 o .m R•< h o r d 8or ton ... "~oervke 11 0 m , even rng serv1te ..up! Prayer mee tmg Wed ne~ 7 00 yo uth serv1ce . Wednesday day , ? 30 p,m .· 7 OOp.m BRADFORD CHURCH OF L~ "N G'VI lL E C H01 51 1AN CHRI ST, G o b fie IM lfS . po~ 1or . 8 1 ;] ( HUR( H, Robe r tM uHer . po!> tor b!eSun dayS.ch ool930 a m mar Sunde,. schoo l 9,30 om Roy n• ng church \0 30 om ~undoy Srgmon wp t morn1ng w orl>h•P e .... enmg ~etv1 c e . 7 00 p m 1030 Sundo.,. e..,en1ng ~er.,.l(e Wednesdop.er ii1Ce, 730pm 7 30 m1d · week serviCe Wedne\ LAUREL CliFf FREE MfT•iODIST dey 7 p m CHURCH Re Flo d F 'hoo' v y ~ " SY RACUSE CHURCH O F THE pos t-o r lloyd • Wr1ghr Sunday NAZARENE Rev Dale BaH , School Sup! Mo rnmg Wor~oh ip po~tor Bob Moo r e Sunday 9.30 am Sundoy School 10•2 0 Xhool supl Sunday ~chool 9 30 a.m . Wednesda., Prayer and B1. am morn•ng wo r \ h •p . 10 • S ble Study 7 30 p .m Sunday even o .m @vongelil> ll cs er vtCe 7p.m. •n gwo r ~ t·up73,0pm Cho•r Proc · Wedne5da,. servtces proye r l•te Thu r!ldoy 7 p m ond p•o• se, 7 p .m . Nozo•ene DE•TER CHURCH OF ( HR1'1 ,.. ~ . youth 1 p m , Oo1l';' prayer Charle ~ Ruo,sell !:.r m1nt~te r meetmg 8 30 a .m M ens proyeo r R•c:: k Mo~;~mbe r \up t )undov me el on g 'oturdoy 7p m \chool , ~ •· 30 om o<sh 1p 5 e r J w EDEN UNITED B"ETHREN IN vic e . 10 · 0 o m u ro; '"' ' bl e )tu d ., Tue!o · ( HUl ST Elden R~ Bloke pasto r , do., 7::)0 p ,m ')u.ndoy )choot 10 a .m . Ho ward REORGANill:O CHURCH O F McCoy su pt M orn1n g serm on . JE5.US CHRIST Of LATTER DAY ll o.m ~un r.loy rr•gh t ~ervlce\ SP,INT~ . Portla nd Roc•ne Ho od C::hr 1~11 0 1'1 Endeav o r 7 30 p m W•lltom ~ ouo;. h , po.,lor Russ ell >ong ~ll'rv•Ce t:l p m . Pr eaching k'o tc.llfl th urc h \C hool Direoor ij 30 p rn M .dweelt f"roye r i;)unr'jay School 9 30om M orn m~e t mg Wedne !> rlay 'lpm Ray 1nq w- Qr~h·p . l0 30a~ . ) undov A dom~ lay leader e ... en.n?l HHVI(.e 7 p m Wed nes CHURCH Of J<>U ' CH 1'1;] "I 'T d oy eve n.ng pra.,er \er~t t ces , 7 J. 0 L~ .J located o! Ru tla nd on N@vl L•mo p f'!'l • Roo d n~..- t to "Fore ".> l A cre Por iBHHL~Hl:M 6AP TI~I H e~ l:oll ntE DAILY Fuluring DHp Slum Edractlon muS IC day , 7:30p .m : MASON A SSEMBLY OF GOD , SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH Of Duddmg Lon e, Mason . W. Vo . GOD - Not Pentecostal . ~ev . Che ster Tennant P0510 r S4ndoy George Oiler . poster. Wor ship St:hool 9·4S a .m.. Ch1ldren s serv1ce Sunday , 9.o6S · a .m ., Sun Church 6: 4S p .m . Young People's day ~chool . 11 a .m .; worship ser ~rvic.e 6: 45 p .m . Evongel isl ic ..,ice , 7:30 p .m . Thursday prayer Scrv1ce 7·30 p .m. Wo men 's M• ~ ­ meet ing , 7:30p .m . .,,on ary Council 10 o .m lirsl and M T. HERMON United Brethren th•t d Tve!. dop . Pro~er ond Bible Church . Sunday Xhool 9:30 a .m . Stud y. Wedne1oday , 7:30p.m . Worship service 10:.a5 a .m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST Preaching serv ic" every Sunday IN CHRISTIAN UNION . The Rev . ol ternottng with C. E. Wednesday Wi l liam Campbell . po~lor . Sunday prayer meet ing 7:30 p .m . Rev . St:hool 9 30 o m . Jome!O Hughe!io , James leach , pcntor, David su p! , evening service , 7:30 p .m . Holter , loy leader W e dnesday eveni ng prayer JEHOVAH} WITNESSES . 1 mile mee••ng , 7:30 p.m . Youth prayer eosl of Rvt lond. junction of Route ~ervice each Tue5 do., . 17-4 and Nob le Summil Rood (T· FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH . 1?-4 ). Sunday Bible lect ure , 9.30 letart . W. Vo , Rt. 1, Rev Chorle\ a .. ; Watchtower study , 10:30 Hargro ve5 , pa stor . Wors,hip ser - a .m .:· Tue~day , Bible s.tudy , 7 and vice ~o , 9:30 a .m .; Sunday sc.hoo l B 15 p .m · Thursday . theocratiC' II a .m .. evening worship . 7.30 , schoo l. 7:30 p .m . serv1ce p .m . 1uesqoy collage prayer meeting , 8·30 p .m . meet1ng ond Bible !i. tudy , 9 30 HOPE BAPliST 570 Grant ,St ., .a .rn , Wor sh1p servi ce , Wedne!io · Mtddlepon . Bobby Elkins, pO!iotOr. day , 7:30p .m . Sunday School. 10 a .m .. worsh ip CAL VARY BIBLE CH URCH . now servtce , II a .m.; evening terv• ce. loc ated on Pomero y PiMa : County 7 30 p .m . Thu rsday prayer Roo d 25 , nem Flatwoods . Rev . meeting ond Bible '> lud y , 7 30 Block wood , pa !ito r , Serv ices on p .m . Sunday at 10 30 a .m . and 7.30 RUliAND FREEWILL BAPTIST p m . w1 1h Sunday school. 9 30 Church Leland Holey . pastor . om . Bible s-tudy . Wedne~day . Sunday school , 10 a .m ., evening 7 30 p m . ser"' (e . 7 30 p .m . Pray &r INDEPENDENT HOliNESS meeting, Wednesday , 7:30p.m . CHURCH , INC. Pear l St ., Mid · CHURCH Of C.OD of Prophec'i . dlepart . Re-, O'Dell Manley . located on the 0 . J. White Rood po !>lor . Sonny Hudson Sunday off highway 160. Sunday School !lchool !!.up! Sunday schoo l. 9· 30 10 a .'m . Superintendent John a.m .. evef)1ng wor\hlp , 7 30 p .m . lovedoy. First Wednesday nigh! Prayer ond pra i s& Htrv ic, , ol month CPMA se rv• ces , second Wed nesday , 7.30p .m . Wednesday WMB meeting. th i rd THE PEOPLE·s CHURCH OF through fifth youth service . POMEROY Corner Main and George Crovl•, poster . Co urt ~h .. th ird lloor over HOP£ B"PTIST CHAPEL 570 Ligh thou!i.e Reslouronl . Henry Grant St., M iddleport : Rev . Bobby · Coo l-. , pester . Sunday schpol, 10 Elkins . Sunday school , 10 o ,m .. o.m . morning worsh ip , II a.m .. morning worship . 11 : eventng evenmg ~ervlce . 7:00. Wedne~ wor5hip , 7 ·30 p .m.: Thursday day eotenlng service , 7 30. In · evening Bible study and prayer terdeno minolional , lull gospel. meeting , 7J30 p .m Aflilioled with RUTlAND CHURCH OF GOD ~ 5.B .C. !-'astor Oenn l' Boles, , Sunday 8R"DFORD CHURCH OF School . 10 a .m •. worsh ip serv1 ce . CHRIST C.obr lel Mro1 . pol lOr . II JO am . and 7 30 p .m Prayer !.unday school , 9 ·30 a .m .: morn · meel 1ng . Wedne-.day. 7 3G p .m . ing chur ch . · 10 ~30 a .m . Junior RUliAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH churc h pr dgrom und.r dire<lton O f- JESU~ CHRIS r, Elder Jame~ of Koren Mror for children, 2-10, Mill er , Bibl e !otudy . Wednt~doy . dur ing regular chutch hour in "I :JO p ,m ~1mdoy ~chool. 10 a .m . ' church base~ent . Sunday ev•n · )und o'y n1ght ~•rYIC8 . ? 30 p m . ing s•rviu, 7 p .m.; Wedne~day POME ROY WESLEYAN serVice , 7:30p.m . HO llNl:!,S Horrisonwille Rood ; JUBilEE CH~ISTI"N CENTfR . MA~ON C HURCHOr CHfO~f . f" I.Jawey K•ng, pas. tor , Edison Geot"ge'\ Cr"k Rood . Churc.h V;JeOvfH , aUI\Iont , Henr., Eblin , \ Chool , 9 '30 a.m ., motnlng wor 0 eo, 4~ '7 Mll leJ !il Mo .. o n w Jr , ~undoy .. chool wpt , ~undoy \hip , IO.,JO. evening ~erv'IU . 7 30. Vo . '.Jun d oy "bl St d 10 o• e u y a.m ' wo r ~h1p 11 om ond 1 p ,m ti lbiQ '>rhool. tt JO o.m .. morning war Prayer m . . ling Wedne,do-;o . 7 JO ~twl , '/Jf!rl•uJ,do v 7 p rn Vor,ol '> h•p . II o m ~undoy evening \ er pm IT PAUL LUTHE~A>I CHURCH, "' o 7. )0 prayer m ee ting , Thur'> Wod ~indo., .. ' Corner ol Sycamore and Set:dnd Sts ., Pomeroy , The Rev Will iam Mtddlesworth Po51d r . Sunday Sc.hoo l ol 9 AS o .m . and Church Serv ic e!> II a.rn , SACRED H~ART . Rev father Paul D. Welton . pa~tor Phon e 9'12·2625 . Solurdoy evemng Ma n , 7·30: Sunday Moss , 8 and 10 o.m . Confession , Saturda-;o , 7-7 jQ p m , On the CHRISTIAN BAPTIST Route 7 bvpos~ . James E. Keesee pastor . Sunday !>Choat . 10 o.m .. morning w o r ~ h l p , 11 o .m ., even ing 'io~Hv •c e , 7 TRINITY Christia n A!o ~e "'bly . Coolville Vdbe r I Spenc::er . pastor . 'Sunday schoo l. 9 30om ., morning wor5_hip . 11 a .m . Sunday evening ~erv ic e , · 7.30 p.m ., midweeM pro.,er se r vice Wednes · do-;o , 7.30 p.m. MOUNT Olive Co rnmun1l't' Ch urc::h . Long Bottom , Ru~~ell Cline super intenden t. Sunde., School 10 a.m . Youth group and prayer meetings Wednesday 7 30 p .m . Church serv k es Sunday 7 30 p .m . lawrence Bush , po\ tor , FAITH BAPTIS T Chur ch , Ma~on . meet ot Uni ted Steel Worke rs Union Hall, Ra ilroad Street, Mason . Po51ar. Re ... . Joy Mitchell. M or n•ng worship 9 45 o .m ., Sunday School 10·30 a .m . Prayer meet ing Wedne~dov , 7 30 p .m. I 'M NOT SUR" I APPROVE M '<. . ' Ml&& WINKLE, Y()(JR NAM£ IS WORTH A FORTVN£ r 50 FAR, ALL rr& ASSOCIATED Wlil-1 1:7 HIGH FA5HION ... DE5/GNER CLOil-IES .. THAT SORT OF THING J YOUNG'S CARPETING ffl ·2206 or m -7610 Rt. l, ""meroy ~hu l e r~ pa stor Woro; h ip .. erv•ce , 930 om Su ndov '.>Chool , 10 30 am Bib le Study and prayer scr v1ce Thundoy 7 30 p .m . CAR LETON CHURCH . K1ngsbury Road Go ry K1ng . po l> for . Sunday ~thool 9 30 am . Rol p h Cod , supe11nlenden! evening wor!>hip , 7 30 p .m Prayer me e tmg . Wedne~d oy , 7 30 p .m . LONG BOTTOM CHR IST IAN . Bru(e Sm1th . pa sto r Wal lace Damewood . Su pt . Bib le School , q 30 a .m . Preochm g ~erv•ce , 10 4<.JO .m , N oe11en•ng · · e. se r vtc HY SEL l RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Re v Herber I Atl,ng . pastor Sunda y School 9:30 a .m ., Morn•ng ~e r v t.ce , 10 . 30 a .m ., Evo nge ii 511C !oervice 7 30 p .m . Pro.,er meet mg . Thu rs day . 7·30 p m. FREEDO M GOSPEL MIS SION at Bold Kno b . Rev . lawrence Gluesancorpp , Sr .. po ~ !o r , Roger W1lll ord Sr .. Sunday sc hoo l supl ~unday '>C h eal 9 30 a .; even1ng wo r sh1p 7 30 p m . ~royer meehng . Wedne~doy 7:'30 p .m Yo u th rnee t mg, '~u n d oy , '30 .J : p ,m ....,,•th Don on d M on ha M eod ows 1n c.horge , WHIT E ~ CHAPEl Coo l ... rl le RD f-Ie.., Hoy Deeter . po~tor Sun dav u hooi 9~0o rn w o r">h•pservtce 10 30 am B1ble l> t udy and prayer 'o fH '.I•Ce W ed nel> doy . 7 JO p .m RUTLAND RUJLAND ' CHURCH OF CHR IST La rry Colem an . pa ., to r . Co - Sun I ' roy ~< h oo I '>U p t " ·· So m MK c 1nney ondHe •b l:!l, u Sun doy sthoolond corntnun•on 9 30 a .m . Worship and <om u n1on . 10 JOo .m RU TLA ND CO MMUNITY CHURC H Sunda y S<: hool q' 30 h. · 11 o m o m wars •P ~~Hv•ce , W&d ne5doy prayer m eellng , 7 ::to p m you th H•rv 1ces , Sundov . 7 p m Sundoynightwor~hip. 7 30 HUTlAND _ CHURCH O F THE NAZARENE , Hev lloyd 0 Grimm . )• .. pa~tor ~1.1ndoy !iochool 930 o,m ,. worsh1p !. ervice- . 10 30 o.rn 8roo d co., t 11ve over WM ,."O young peo ple !I \erv 1ce 7 p m h ungeh\IIC \e r v~c::e , 7 30 p .m Wed ne sd ay &er .... ·•c•, 7 30 p m MA)ON COUNTY I·IHST SOUTMERN BAPTI~T . (Ot · ner o f )ec.ond and A rtde r'>on MO"lon Pa stor Fronk Lo wther ~unday \ Choo l, 9.... 5 o ,m . w or .,h rp 'of'Hv •ce _, 11 am . an d 7 30 p rn Wueldv Blblo ~tody , 7 30 p m •· .I'"''",, ••..,." •••-· ''''"''' ·~ · · · ··-- ........ "' "'I•'" ., """ ' " "'<~ .,~ S.Jts.Strvitt Fir• Extinguishers Fire Dept. Rutland .This SundJJy .. General Merchandise Radne 94f.l550 KEN Of Your Choice !:AGIN. REPUTATION. Friday, July 21 FRANK & ERNIE .- Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag • HAve ~ GOMf:. ~ Conservative play scores I NORTH +A J 8 • .K 10 7 52 7·21 · A • 643 +K9 WF.ST EAST •• 3 . • 4 • Q iO 9 7 • 96 t A75 t J 10 9 lf2 + J 8 7 53 + A Q 10 2 SOUTH + K642 •AQJ83 tKQ Vulnerable: Both Dealer ; South . Weat North East N~ws Not(•s Attendance at the Free Methodist Church July 16 was 66. Cho1r members present was II , Rev . Floyd Shook has been reassigned to the local church for another year. Mr. Vernon Story returned Sunday to his employment in Columbus after spending his vacation with his family her~. Mr .. Wyatt Schaefer, Mt. Vernon, his son David , llians· m~ld, spent the weekend with Mr . and Mrs. · Norman Schafer. Jack Stanley was on a .• ladder taking a hornet's nest down frum a building and fell from the ladder breaking his a·nn . Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead : Th e mornin g star is Jupiter . The evening stars a re Me r. cur y , Ma rs, Venus and Saturn . Those born on this dale are under ihe sign of Cancer . Ameri can author Ernest Hefjlingway was born July 21 , 1899. · On this day in history: In 1861, the firsl major military engagement of the Civil War occurred at Bull Run Creek in Virginia, abo ut 35 miles so uthwest of Washington , D.C. In 1873, outlaw Jesse James · held up the Rock Island Express train at Adair, Iowa, and esca ped with $3,000. In 1930, the U.S. Veterans Admini s tration wa s established . and eventually lead a .club toward dwnmy's king only to have the hand collapse . This declarer was our old friend pessimistic Pete. Pete assumes all finesses are going to be wrong and that suits won't break . Then 'ftf}~~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME he tries to guard agamst ~ ~ ~~ ® byHenri ArnoldandSoblee these misfortunes. Pete did draw trwnps . Then he ruffed dwmny 's last diamond . Now he was ready to go after spades . He didn.'t finesse . · Instead he led a low spade and pul in dummy 's eight . East was on lead with' the , nine and was dead. A dia~··'·""-""-"''- .,_~ mond if East had one, would give South a ruff and discard . A spade lead would .allow South to establish his fourth spade and , of course, a club lead would be suicidal. ID'ft I I I J • 64 Laurel (Jiff The Almanac United Press International Today is Friday, July 21, the 202nd day of 1978 wi1h 163 to follow . The moon is between i1s full pha se a nd last quarter . BRIDGE, ,.~Nt#)( = BORN LOSER ·rvE WORKO' c:i HARD TO BUILD UP ~~y NAME... AND SOuth •• +J NAIGG I I I .at!l lli.HJ l_m;? !U ~ BARNEY By Oswald Jacoby ond Alan Sontag . If West had opened a club, !he bad lie of the cards would have left South with no way to make his very sound lour-heart contract. But West made the normal •lead of the jack of diamonds. East took Ius ace and returned the suit. 1\t this point In 'time a careless declarer would draw trumps, lose a· finesse to the queen of spade~. try ' unsuccessfully to get a club discard on his fourth spade A New Mexico reader wants to know the best way to play A Q 10 x opposite 9 8 7 x x in order to win four trtcks in the suit. This is a standard safety play . Cash the ace. If neither king nor jack drop !ead toward the queen-10 . This gets ·you four tricks some 83 per cent of the time . r.NEWSPAI'ER ENT£RPRISE ASSN . 1 (For a copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN, send ST 10: " Win al Br;dge " care of th is newspaper, P:o. Bo• 489. Radio Cll~ Slalfon , New York. N. Y. 10019.) ' YAIRPT tJ I No. arrange the cirCled leners to form the surprise answer, a.s sug gested by the a_ bove cartoon. I I Prlntlllswerl!ere: "[ X XI J" (Answers tomorrow) Yesterdav·s I Jumbl.. : WHEAT' SCOUR ACl\IAL CYMBAL Answer: How dog• of uncwuln pedig,..t•kTHEY "MUll-ER" . ' __ ....10,_ .. _,.,_,._lorl1 .. _ p.u JurfttJte. Ha , b 34. a ,.,....-.----~ . t~un ... 01o NDo a~. N.J. 07'141 . ..... �9- The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport·Pomeroy , 0 , Fnda), July 21, 1978 Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash . ! 1s w ords ur Und.or Cu.:;h Chi< r1'' · 12> 100 100 HI ~ ~ 2 thlys 1 :.0 3W. ys 6t.litys 1 80 ! 25 375 300 lht- rmnunwn 15 words lS i u mu: prr word pt."' tla} . Ads r unnurg oth~r llw n ton!!l't ul tVl' Each wurtl day ~; vv~r wrll ~ ~ tul r!! W a t tht l da)' ""'In merhur) 6 OJituar} ( u. r tl uf Thanks il lld l t'!lts prr wunl S3 00 mmunum Cash llll:ldvantt> Mululf' H omt~ SH I~)I Cjnd Y11rd salt's al't eplt>d unl) wrth c~ts h wrt h ordf'r 25 t't!nl chll rg~ fur ai.l:i ~.:ar;.~: : rng Box. Nwnbt!r In <Aire of Tht> ~n­ Unt>l ar~ CARR IER S NEEDEO lo r the Darty Senltnel t"omeroy Mtddleporl a nd Syracuse area Please phone 992 :2156 between 8 30 omond 5 00 pm THE GALLIA MEIGS Commumly Act ton Agency Head Start Chrld Develo pment Progra m has open ngs for three Home Teache rs and or)e Von Drrver Applrconts mus t hove o hrgh sc hool dtplo mo for equ volen t be res1de nt s o l Mergs Coun t)/ and prefe rably hove e• perrence war k rng wt!h preschool c hddr e n Ar ro ngements for on mterY tew. con be made by collt ng the C A A Oft1ces. rn Chesh 1re 991 7000 The Publlshu r~~r\'~S ,ht ri/i!ht ads u~c r nt d vlr wt.'drt or rcJet:t 1111) )t't trurwl rtK• Publisher wrll nut rt'Spons t b~ fur mo~ lha.n unt~ ~ ::. AU(f10N FRIO AV 7 prn New merchondrs.e and used fur nr tur e hutch dresser <: hes t beds rockers corner co bmet d nett e se ts tab le S lamps Iorge gun co bmet rodros TVs eleclrrc sew1ng mochme gas ond ele ctrrc ra nges a nd more at Ohra Rrver Auction now located at 537 Hrgh St Mrd dlepor t -- .....::e---.. ~ f:.ampa~-:.a!d.f"'P' _";_ 1111 ur- B ~ S MOBILE HOMES' Pt Plea ~ar;t W Vo bes1de Hec k s 1973 8roodmore 14 • ()4 2 Phone '}92 :l l56 bedroo m 1973 Darre n 14 ,: 60 2 bedroom \ 1972 Vrcto rron 14 K 67 3 bed room 2 both 1972 Coven try 1'2 x b5 3 bedroom 1969 Statesman 12 x 60 2 bedroom NOTICE WANT-AD _fl ADVERTISING DEADLINES. Monda\ :'ltuon on S<l tunla} rut'sdo) thru F rrrhn 1 1' M tin dr} btfUtt>puiJiu: atwn Sum.la\ 4P M Fru.Ja.1' aft~ rmltlll IN MEMORY of oyr dear mo ther Kot te Young who pa ssed a way 4 years ago Jul y 2'1 l odoy br ng5 sod memor es 0 1o Mom we lotd to res t She wr ll never be forgo llen By the ones who loved her best ~~r..._~s ed by her c h~d~en Roush's Cake Btrthday, spec1atty cakfs and weddtng cakes a spectal1y or Tro rle r wonted to ren t li'!' you ng coup le w tth hous~ pe t Needed tmmed ro le ly Phone 99'1 7623 MAIN POMEROY, BURROUG HS SE NSI MA liC oc coun lrng moc hr ne Ph one 99'1 2156 The Da rty Sentrn el I 11 Cour t Street Pomeroy OhiO 10 ~t 55 TRAILER 992 3129 12 J( 70 COMP LETE tu m1shed Flee twood tro rle r w rth 24ft eK pondo LI Yrng room Call 12 C>pm 30-4 773 5982 - 10 • 50 RliZ CRA FT good condr lion 742 28-44 - MF1 35 Dr ese l MF230 Dresel MF 150 Diesel MF235 Orese l Mfl 65 Drese l MF285 Dresel MFI I35 Dresel Cob O H & heat er NEW li USED IMP LEME NT S Mfq Boler MF I 0 Boler - MF 120 Bale • Matthews Rotary Scythe MF880 Semr moun ted b bot torn Plow MF570 12 D sc MF 200 'l Row Chopper MF39 2 Row Pla nters Mechonrcol Transpl ante r SHINN S TRACTOR SALES Phone 458 1630 leon W Vo AlliS CHAlMERS 8 tractor E-: cellen t condrt on ' Hydroulrc mowe r dr S< plows cu ltr vo tor 985 35C>O State licensed Nancy Roush THREE BICYCLES E~t c etlen l condr Iran 2') 24 26 949 '13 17 - have enlarged our 1ce department and serv1ce Hotpom1 and brands Pomeroy Landmark ~ack W .._ '"'-~'ft ny?" ~ttl: =----- CH IP WOOD Po le s ma x dro ne ter 10 on la rgest end SB 1963 GMC DUMP truck 1965 Dodge von both rn runnrng per ton Bundled sla b $6 per condrtron Coil eYenrngs ton Delr ... ered to Ohro Polle t 985 4174 Co Rt 7. P o m~roy :!91 'l~q TI MBE R POMER OY Fores t Pro 16 SK~ ET~R boss boot 7 1 h p Mercu ry motor lrollrng motor ducts l op pr rc; e lor sto ndrng ond occes'ioor •es qq7 34tl3 Tom sow trmbe r Call 9q2 5965 or Smrth Ken t Hanby I 44() 8570 OlD FURN ITURE rce b o~t e s bra ss 2.3 CHES T type Grbsan deep freeze Works good Rocme beds rr on beds desks etc Frremon s Auzrlrory 949 274 4 . . omple te house holds Wnte M D M111er Rt 4 Pome roy or call 992 776() Ol D COINS poc ket wa tches closs r ngs wedd rng bonds dromond!. Gold or srlver Call Roger Wom!.ley 742 2331 WA NT TO buy playpen 9q2 2428 TURNI NG PLOW and '~"'heel We ght!. lor Farmoll Cu b tree tor 985 3885 Carsey, Mgr Phone 992-2111 Will CARE for the elde rl y m our home Phone 992 73 14 WA TER WEll drr ll ng Wrl lrom T Grant 742 2879 C h~rn ney Swe pt by o profess ronol wrth modern dustles s clean ng ql dt1me wor kmonshrp Call I 373 6057 Ron Zortma n BOY S WI LLIN G to rr1o w lawn s tr m rake Mtddleport oreo Cal l 992 551 4 Will DO bobysm rng m my home 5 days o week 742 7030 or 991 2054 WE WILl haul your tra sh odrh and e nd s Phone Hay man~ 992 63-4 5 ~ Prufcs.;imlaJ Seni-._ ' 1972 20 FOOT HRRY tra ve l tra de r Fully ~e ll con tam ed Fu ll rea r both ou cond rtroned caref ree ownrng TV antenna spore trr e wr th cover 30 lb gas tank s. wrth cover Call George Gro te Rut land Oh•o 7t.2 1103 , Tuppers Platns, Oh10 Phone 1 614-667·3Bl8 WHEEL ALIGNMENT Any U S made car- par1s extra If needed E •eludes front wheel dr~ve cars 7 Call Now For Appomtm ent Pomeroy landmark •Jack W Carsey, Mgr Phone 'lf2·l181 lU f'P ERS PLAINS 3 bedroom 1 , both total e l6c trr c orr con dr llon1 ng lull ba .sement Iorge lot 997 3585 ROOM hou~e bo th and lot newly pornred 964 S 3rd St Mrddloporl 992 59B9 f!V ~ 1965 LONF. STAR boqt w th trlt !tarter 50 h p Mercu ry ou t THREE BEDROOM to lol clcclr c house rn Ru strc Hil l:. Sy recus.e boo1d mo tor Co il CJ49 nn Ohro Do ubl e co nCie t e. after d 30 d• vewoy patro wrth brrck ba r b que storage bu ldrng ~ l ove 1977 CHEVROlET CAPRICE Cl oss.c FRIGIDA IR E EUC Tlol l( ran ge S:t'S Moytog por ta b le rfryfH Har ves t relr gcr otar and <:a 1pet ng 2 door 350 4bbl Power wrn Gold e• celler 1 <ondr tr on $100 9921656 dows v nyl top uurse <:a ntr al The Handle Kodak comef trlt wheel AM FM 8 track tope IB AC R ~~ LOCAJ EO rn Pomeroy new $:?0 992 98b power door locks SSOOO Aft er Oh a w1 lh crty wa te r and 5 <: all 94 9 2754 MAYTAC PORT ABU dryer S40 sewage avorl oble 992 6333 or Arfl rodr o wJth B track to ptl' 742 7033 1976 PO NTIAC ASTRE Good trres playe r to lrt Chevy cars and bcellen t co 1d•t •on S1300 LOT AND nr<: e 3 bed roo m hou se Chevy Md G MC truck &S:W Sci qn 7:033 o• <197 soqa dr lied wel l or c ty woterl orl a l heade rs to lrt 1971 through 197 1 FORO ' 1 ton tru ck XLT lurnoce Socrrlrce at $7000 ~ee 1Q742000 cc P nto IS 997 3SOS 1 a nger 747 2844 Lu ther Bar toe at l ong Bolla m BA SS BOA 1 15 ol umrnum l owe OH 1973 CUTLASS SPORT Coupe lrne 20 h p M e r e Str eit steer 3C> 000 mrl e s Buc ket sea ts 1119 ~ l e(lrr c star! Eagle tr ollrng THREE B ~O ROOM hous.i bot h '•, Vrnyl root lope player A, C garage ur lr ty room I a cre motor Cal1985 4339 9q2 5193 or 'n2 5133 Ou t of town 74'} 21b2 ( ABBAGL CO RN potat oes hall 1q74 PON TI AC VENTURA 6 cyl runner beans (prclo. your own ! IN SY RACU S ~ I bedroom house. $2000 992 74S3 New storm w1ndows. Ne ..... $4 bu C W Proll rtt Fo rm alumrnum bu1lrlrng 7 porches r a rtl ond Ohro 1974 FORD MU SlA NG ' II Vrn yl qq') 321 q tap 6 cyl aut o Good cond r 1977 CHEVY VAN A. C Cfn. 2066 !ton N,ew sprrn gs good trre s TWO BU ILDING lots be rn g l oh 7 l<i71 FORD .. ton tru ck s td sh rl t 949 204'1 & 8 rn Geoglern s Subdivrsron bplo rer wr th compe f Sleeps 2 Lot ~o !; rs 100 feet fron!oge by lqb7 NOVA V 8 2 door hardt op s tove rce bo~t water tonk gas 1J5 fee t deep l o t No 7 ~~ 89 h 992 6047 to nk C_oll olt&"r 5pm 992 5MO fr on tage op proxrmotely 135 feet deep and 65 feet wrde at 1970 FORD LTD yrny l tap A C the rea r Near Solts bury Grode S<OO 'I'll l779 Sc hoo l and Me1 gs Hrgh S~hool 197 1 AMC HORNET wag on needs Rodney Downrng Heal Es tn te some work $300 992 2428 Broke r Telephone 992 3731 1974 Chrysler New Yorke r MIN [ FA RM 7 1 wel l l enced ocre s Brougham 4 dr Lo.o ded S7795 close I t;:~ town and sc hools Pho ne 6 14 4.. 6 0726 after 5 pm l orge 2 story house has roo m .,..._ lor Iorge lamrly w rth 5 or 6 1975' VEGA STATION wagon bqdrooms rec room d1nt ng Aut o 991 6078 after 5 rooM l.vrng roo m and coun try 1975 BLACK EL Comrno Clourc lu tchen Brg born and o the1 out 350 tw o barrel oul omal lc bur ld mgs Frurt trees berrres power steer ing ond brakes and '} gardens f-'rr ..,o to po~t~ed May be seen 1 • mrles a t Rou te roor:l to properly onri crty 7 Bypou on 1A3 o r coli water ' Frve mrnut e f;-ofll 992 3750 Good candrtron Mason WV Sho~n by oppt $2600 only JO -t 77J !t5J5 ---- --- ASSOCIATES 99l 2259 - 992 ·6191 03 TE. !~,C?~~ I ~. ·~· ~JH 216 F ~l!tO nd S tr ~ l Pomrroy •289.95 Phone 99ll181 j 1295 Let Pomeroy Landmark so«en & cond1tton your water wtth Co op water softener, Model UC. SVI , Now Only W Carsey Mgr NEW LISTING - Du plex tn Pomeroy Could have apts total of 5 bedrooms krtch ens, 2 baths , tn g c ondr fton Close sh oppmg. extra lot, ltve one ren t the other AL FOR ONLY $15,000 00 NEW LISTING - So want a trailer 1 T h1s Bdrms 1'l x60 eq ut pped kitchen a nt ce lot tn Mtddl e p ort In g oo d cond tfton Prteed at FAIR MARK E T VALUE SB,SOO 00 LARGE NEWER HOME In the co unt ry, 4 bd rms , d1n1 ng r oo m beaut iful ktfchen wlf h handmad e cab tnets 2 car garage 1 acre $36,1 00 00 NICE TWO STORY - In Mtddleport on a corne r lot , 1n good condrtron Could ha ve apt up ONLY $29 000 00 CLOSE TO POMEROY Good cond ttron , 2 story man y new features leve l lot should VA or F H A Pr1ce adjus ted for qu tc k sa le $1650000 RANCH - 3'' yea rs old , 3 bdrm s e qurpped k rlc hen , leve l lot all rn excellent condtlt on S27 700 00 ABOUT l ACRES - 4 5 bd r ms s torage bldgs , gard en tn good co ndtfton and sec lu ded CALL TODAY SlS,OOO 00 HANDYMAN ' S SPECIAL - In Pomeroy J Bdrm s • ba th , garage , part basement Only $5,900 00 OVER 40 OTHER PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM BUSINESSES, HO~ES, FARMS , RENTAL PROPERTIES CALL TODAY HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA SPECIAL S Let us test your water Free KIT1f NS long ha rred Yellow blac k block ond whrte grey grey an d whrte 949 2697 GeorgeS· HobsleHer Jr Broker Pomeroy, Ohio Phone9926333 Ofllce Hrs 9a m 5p.m. Closed Thursdays & Saturday at noon ' Your Full Time Rul Estate Broker Rutland - 3 bedroom total electric home, full basem e n! and allached garage Located rn Hutch ison Sub dlvis1on Selltng prr ce $32,000 DO Tuppers Platns 4 6edroom home wrth rec room Total electric heal N1ce size lot In Arl:w!lrth Add ition S32 000 oo Rac1ne - 1971 fleetwood mob1le home 2 bedrooms carport and storage butldmg On lot 145 ' x 126 ' Exce llent buy at $16,000 00 0. Il l 1111 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Pomeroy landmark HOBSIEIIER REALTY HO U S ~ 10 • 50 TWO bedroom mobrl e home $ I BOO 992 5858 SAN SUI 140 watt furne r om ptlfr er ope n re e l tope dec k ou tomot rc turn tabl e two 70 wotl speakers and Teoc casse tte deck S2000 9~2 5368 Decorating ---- THRH BEDROOM house rn Rocrne area Near rtYer Comple tely re mode led q49 2545 Want~ltentO ~ ~ ~-:- ~ COAL liM l:S IO NE sand grovel calc rum chlo rrde fe rlrl rze r do g load and oil ty pes of salt Ex <:e lsror Sal t Wo rk s Inc E Morn 51 Pomeroy 992 389 1 STAN S BARGAIN LANO A store SALE 20 oft mens wes te rn lor the people We buy trade boots work boot s work shoes and sell New an d good used Ju ly l 7 29 Bo ley s Mrd dlepor t Oh o ~ me rchond rse fu rnrl ure a nd op plronces Antrques You wrl l always get o lo rr dea l wrth ADM IRAL AVACADO electr rc s to"e a nd refrrgeroto r $325for Stan Open 7 day s a weelt both 91nC>I92afte r 5 pm Monday thru Saturday q om to Jq71 HONDA CB 500 4 cy l b 5 ~m-~n~oy_IOom 1~6pm cellent condrt1on $700 lr rm WOU LD YO U lrlte to turn your Call oltc 1 5 992 2967 Clarence hobbres a nd hondrcrolts mr o Hill m~2_~~61 4 3b7 0126 STORY AND Clar k co nsole pro ne E-cellenl cond rlton Phone q92 1qq4 I VA FHA 30 yr frno nctng also re lrno nc rng Ir e land Mo rtgage 77 E Sta te Athens phone ( ~14 ) S92 3051 J 7 ACRES IN Rut land Vrll age 4 1974 GAL AXlE SWINGER Storcroft bedroo m house 2 cor garage camper Sleeps 7 S2000 In o 'he r outburld1ng s Askmg c; ludes awnrn g port a pot LP SISOOO 741 3 150 gas to nk spo re trre one eK trrrgurs he r swrng out !lOve a nd \THREE BEDROOM frame home rn tab le Ve ry good cond 11ton Con Mrddle po rt Coli 992 3457 be seen ot305 Wrrght St or Coli 992 3255 or 99'2 3964 USED TRACTORS BlACK FEMALE housedog weeks o!d 9<i2 75q7 lor so le I oc r ~' and up Mrdd leport near Rutla nd Coll992 7481 N~W 3 bed room house 2 baths all elec I ac re Mrdd leport close to R1Jtlond Phone 992 7481 HOME~ITES ~ rt>tlmse rllun . - .- ..... - Anctioa WANT AD CHARGES Business Services Otlro MIDDLEPORT - 4 bedroom bnck, Jl/2 baths larg e eat 1n kit chen front por c h , base m ent doubl e ga rage wdh shop Level lot ne ar s to r es Now onl y 527 500 RUTLAND - 3 or bedroom 9 roo m home wtlh 2 ba th s, e qur pped k 1t ch e n . drn rng roo m 7 car garage and level lot $35,000 10 ACRES ~ Mor e or less on R t 143 Water a nd elec lrr c a var lable $10 000 4 ACRES ~ M o r e or less on Rt 681 near Tup per s P larn s 55,500 BUILOtNG LOT N ea r Mrddlepor t on R t 7 busmess loop $6,000 MIDDLEPORT - 1 room fra me wt1h ntce bath Has natu ra l gas forced a 1r furnace basement , 2 "' Spac1ous Spirt level Colonial located 1n R1ggs Crest Manor Has many luxur 1es too numerous to ment1on Call today for more tnfo Selling for $60,000 00 Middleport - 7 rooms and bath , 4 bedrooms, n1ce Size kitchen and living room Situated on 11h acres on Happy Hollow Road As k•ng pnce $31 ,000 00 Rutland 3 bedroom home, bath, k 1tchen and drnmg a rea Located on Mam Street A lrttle work co ul d make th1s a nice home Se l l1ng pr ic e $]4,000 00 For a qu1ck sale of your projll!~ly , see u• lor fast serv1ce Cheryl Lemley, Assoc Home Phone 742 l003 Hilton Wolle, Assoc Home 949 2589 GeorgeS HobsteHer Jr Broker Home Phone 992 5739 H. L WRITESEL & otrolce, Maouy Fergu10n & Gilson TIJitro, Lawn Boy Mower Saleo & Service. Small Gutters and Downspouts Construction 399 W. Main St . Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2164 Free Estimates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 • 7 7 1 mo 742·2321 Free E111males Work GulrontiNd 7 10 1 mo . For The Best Price In Town See - Denver Kapple At MOORE'S Muffler Shocks Battery . . Brakes Tires GARAGE "'' m1le on Rt. 7 by-pan on Sl Rl. l'l4 toward Rutland, 0 . . Installation Service Ph . "l 2148 CARTER ROGER HYSEll Po 1 eroy,O 3 1Hic OHIO VALLEY ROOFING AND HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE All types of roofmg, gutters & downspouts 20 years expenence All work guaranteed Call Tom Hoskins, 949 2160 Free Estimates 7-1 61 mo I ' REE VES lRADING Post Pogevrlle Grocenes dr~ good§ hard ware feed tack shop Spec •ol 25 lb of dog food $3 88 JUST LISTED 3 bedroom livi ng room , kitchen & bath lois of paneling, mostly all carpeted All Insulated natural gas heat, outs1de cellar Ntce Ohto R1ver vtew Located near Rac rne Prrced for quick sale S9 ,SOO TWO ACRES - A beaul<ful 4 year old, 3 bedroom hom w•th large eat 1n kitchen, 3 bedrooms all nicely ca rpeted. 2 baths, full basement wtth TV room Many m ore extras, low heat btli with nat gas forced a1r furnace All thts and two ntce acre:'ti of land tn a good location Woll go qu•ck for $35 ,000 S7 ACRES - Wit h a mce Jlh story house w1th 3 bedrms and I V:~ baths Mostly carpeted Btg central fireplace wtth heato later Small barn and outbutldmgs, 20 acres fenced Ntc e c ountry sethng off blacktop road 1ust 6 mrnutes north of Ractne Ask ing $42 ,000 6 ACRES - Ntce 1•1:r story home mostly carpet~ wtth 3 or ,. bedrms , ltvtng rm family rm, with fireplace basement fuel oil furnace garage and ou1burldrngs Some fen c tng plenty of road frontage and garden space Ctty water and dnlled well Loc close to hospital and school at Laurel Cliff Askmg S4l ,SOO A BEAUTY AT FIVE POl NTS - Here os a n excellent 3 bedrm house with 11h ba ths, ktfchen and butlt 1n applian ces, family rm w1th fireplace all ntcely carpeted Full basement wlfh wood burnmg stove Attached ( 2 c ar l garage. Chrysler Atr Te mp central he a trn g and cooling Very low elec brlls All th is and approx one acre land Have a look Only S47 900 $11 ,700 w1ll buy a good 2 bedrm house and garage s t orage butld lng and garden space on St Rt 124 tn Syracuse VACANT LAND - 10 acres of land on Rt 33 • lane about one m ile nor th of 7 33 bypass As kong $12,800 $10,900 - 1 acre level land with a 6<x1 l , 3 bedroom mobtle home wrth natural gas heat ctty water & septtc 515,000 - W1ll buy a good 5 bedrm house with large ltvmg room ar'id k itchen, 2 bath s , basement , FA nl!lt gas hea t 1n Chesler We N..,d LIStings !Middleport I We have for many types of ""'"'''• THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY m GAWA COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY CALL 446-3643 PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. Meigs Property Transfen 100 Main Sf Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6212 or992-6l63 I A.M.Io4.30 P.M. Autt& Truck Repai)' Also Transmission Repa1r Phone 99'2-5682 SALES AND SERVICE 11 9 lfc 4-JO.flc Vinyl & Aluminum EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Siding Service................ ,.............. ................ .... Storm Windows Call Professional Builders Bissell Siding Co. General Contractors Phone 949-2101 or 949 2160 FREE ESTIMATES No Sundoy Calls Plouo 7 91 mo SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. MASH BROTHERS SEPTIC TANK CENTRAL REALTY CO. II f • t tQII MODERN SUPPLY engine mo_, New or Repair AI Tromm CLEANING Re5rdenttal and commer ctal C•ll for estimate 24 Hour Servtce. Any day, anyttme Phone 98S 3806 Jack G1nter 985·3806 Jack's Septic Tank Service Chester, Ohto 10 30 c BoX l NEW FIBERGlAS TIRES Mounted on new wheels, ready to go. UO to US complete Truc:k owners, don't min lh11 deal. We sell at discount pr1ees every day Slop 1n at soli<!, Room Addition• & A· Frame Homes For Free Estimates Call 9'1l 63ll or "26011 6 19 1 mo pd BRADFORD Au ctroneer Com ple le SerYrce Phone ~49 2487 • Qr 949 '1QOC) Aocrne Ohr o Cntt 1 B1odford BOWER S REPA IR ~< PU&LIC NOTICE S ea I e d b id s Wt II b e re cerved in the offlce of the Clerk on Second Slreet Vil lage of Po meroy , Otuo , until 12 o 'c lock noon , Monday August 7 197 8. tor the follow rng proposal For 2,500 tons ~ mar e or less or asphalt conc r ete in place To be pla ced on varrous s treetsasdes rgne d bVV rllag e Councr l • All mater ials and equ 1p men t are t o m eet .Oh ro Department of H 101'1way Spec 1fr cat rons All b rds a re to be by th e ton m pla ce and th e pnce per ton shalt tnct ude a ll necessary cleanmg Spec1 ft cat10ns of th e streets to be su r faced are on file rn the ott 1ce ot th e Mayor rn th e Village at Pomeroy Each brd must confatn the full nam e of eve ry per son or co mpany rnterested '" the same and be accompanred by a bond or certrfted c he c;k rn the sum of 5100 00 to lt't e sattstacttOn of Vrtta ge Counc il as a guaranty th a t tf the b1d ts accepted a contra ct w ri t be e nte red mto and rts performan c e properly secu red These c he cks or bonds wdl be return ed at once to all e)( cept the successful btdder H rsch eckor bond wrll beh eld until the contra ct or b1d rs properl y executed by hrm T he rrghl rs reserved to r e 1ec t any and all brds --.....-THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL----. 1795 1974 CHEVY NOVA 1975 FORD LTD ....................... 2995 5 - --- --- = SEWING MACHINE Re po rn ser vtce all makes 992 2784 The Fobrtc Sh o p Pome roy Authomed Srnger Sal es a nd Se~ v~e ~s harpen_~~~~ EXCAVATING dozer lo ader a nd backhoe work dump truc ks and Ia boys for h1re w•ll houl lrll d1rt to sod lt mes tone a nd gro ... el Coli Bo b or Roger Jef lers day phone 992 7089 n rgh t phone 992 3525 o r 992 _5:232 _ EXCAVATING dozer backhoe ond dttcher Charles R Hot f• e ld Back Hoe Servrce Rutland Oh ro Phone 742 2008 ---- WILL do roolrng co nslructton plumbrng and heotmg No JO'b too Iorge or too sma ll Phone 742 2348 HOWERY AND MAR TIN Ex <: ovol tng s ept1c s ys tem s do zer bockho e dump truck ltmes tone grovel blacktop pa Ying Rt 143 Phone I (b 14 ) b98 73J l -----~--··--~~-:~~ ~ULLINS EXCAVATING Complete Se rv tce Phone 9q'l 2.t 78 PUDDL E POOLS All Slle$ and shapes Swtm pools 2 years exper rence fre e esttmotes onythmg you need for undergr ound swrm pools New chemr col a nd supply stq re Al bany Ohro - Phone b14 b98 6555 { After 6 pm 614 bB~ S251 John Jefl en or b89 52b5 Btll G1llette ) We ore NOT all wet on PRICES ·:---:--:- SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALimE & SAVE A LOT OWNER DESIRES IMMEDIATE SALE - The owner of tht S home rn Pomeroy Is le avmg the area and needs to sell now A l th s torv home w ith 4 bedrooms tncludlng a s pacro us master bedroom , lovelv kltchen wtth all the appli a nces, large llvtQg room . washe r & dryer plus patro & 6 a cres of land and tt's onlyh I m11e from ttowntown S27 500 148 ACRE FARM - UNUSUALLY GOOD BUY - The owner s age preve nt s he r from c ont1nulng to operate the farm and she desirb an tmmedta1e sale 50 to 60 a c res hllable wrth some verv good c reek bottom and hill top land The balance in pasture & wOOds The six room home 1s gOOd (does need some modernlzat•on), large <t tl purpose barn and several good outbuildings Mtne ra ls go wrth rt and 1f's located tn an area where gas, od & coal hav e been found to be plentiful Near Rutland $60's E . M . Wiseman, Broker 446·3796 Eve. J1m Cochran, Assoc. 446·7111 Nancy Smith, Assoc. 446·4910 m!nl w~tf~he ~oi~e .~'rs~~;fh no warrants e,:pressed or rmplted and no addttrans or subtrac t rons to the eQUIP ment before or afte r the sale 2 - The scra p s te el and othe r 1tems of JUnk w 11 be mar le.ed for sal e as Lot No I. and Wtll be sold as a lump sum wtth no addttton s before or a fter the sa te '3 - Th t! suc cessful br dder s must m~ ke pay me nt rn tull to th e Me 1g s County Com m lSStoners before the e qutpment and or s c rap metal and or other lfems of 1unk are removed , and the removal must be wrthrn ten I 101 days aft e r the s ate 4 - Ite ms tor sate may be mspe c t e d at the Me gs County H rghw a y Department loca t ed a t the H rgh way G~rage Rt 7 By Pas s Ro c k Spr ngs Ohro s - Auctto nee r tor the sa le wr ll be Dan Smtth ot Rac rne Oh ro • 6 The Me1gs Co unty Com m rSS 10ne rs reser\le the r rgh l to accept or r e 1e ct any or all bt ds or any par t the r eof Mary Hobs te ller Cle rk Board of Mergs Cou nt y Com m rss 1on ers NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On July 18 1978 rn the Me.gs County Probate Court , Case No 22437 Marvrn L Keebaugh Route 3 Pom e roy, Ohto wa s ap po 1n led Adm•nt sl rator of the estate ot Lou •se M Keebaugh de cease d late ot Ro ute 3 Pom eroy. Oh 10 Mannrng 0 Webster P r obate Judg e Clerk (7) 21 28 (81 4 J tc All carpet Installed wtlh podd1ng at no charge Expert Installation . Rubber Back Carpet As Low As 4 •88 1 sq yd & up 9' and 12' Vinyl Floor Covering In Stock Buy where you can come in and- what you're gelling - Good selections - Fully stocked ---- Good So leclion Of RUG REMNANTS From S,2g!S & Up Call74l·2211 TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grote or Gtnt Smith RUTLAND FURNITURE 7~2·2211 ' ,-----SPECIALS------, 1975 MUSTANG II · r 7 v m y l roo f automattc sh1ft V 8 37 000 miles , ps, pb 4 Dr , a1r QIEV. BElAIR ···········••••••· 1973 NOVA ...........~~.y-1 ~.~.~·.0.:.~.~~ 51495 1975 MERCURY BOBCAT ' IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT '199~ 1973 PONnAC GRAN AN ........... 1895 5 1975 MAVERICK 4 DR ••••••••••••••••••••• 2395 1975 VEGA WAGON ....... :':~!~.:.~!~. S1295 1973 QIEV. QIEVEU.E .............. S1J95 Rad to, green a uto Wagon. 1969·CAMARO MOD 327 s1695 E T slotted wheels, air. shocks 1973 QIEV. VEGA........~.~~~ :.~.":'..... SJ95 1967 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR ........... s395 1970 OlDS CURASS .................. 51095 l·dr , slotted wheels, auto , ps, pb, v r 1970 PONTIAC 2 DR Hf.............. SJ95 1 1BED fG)R YOU TRUCKS V·l , P S , P 8 , L WR 1974 QIEVY lh TON ..................52495 I l ·'• ~iiiiii!iiii!!i brQQer to ~ q~e~ bultdoa 20 anotch wor~ cower ha nd le~ menu Mort !D .. eo dr lut~t coif ~~~ qeat / we ECONOitU ..... • 36 Wtre • rA 4 C lOR SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE 39 Alan of the 16:-+-+-+---i-tlate show 40- May 4lGape 378 6125 DAILY CRYPTOQOOTE - Here's how to work R eedsv•lle , 0- it: AXYDI. BAAXR II One l e tt e r stmply stands for another In this sample A IS used for th e three L's X for the two 0 s e tc Sm gle l ette rs apostrophes the length nnd formatt on of the words a re all hmts Ea ch day th e cod e letters are d1fferent CRYPTOQUOTES M AHMITGOW MFR LE M V G UWTMELFA UTHUTYOMW HTIVSSTFR · MYLVF GHMFILE DMIVF Yeoterday'o Cryptoquote . THE GOVERNMENT IS US, WE ARE THE GOVERNMENT, YOU AND I-THEODORE ROOSEVELT .S) J978 Krng Features Sy nd.cate Inc ~ --::~ f'a.il~~ ~::; HOOF HOLLOW Horses Buy sell trade or trCtn New and used saddles Ruth Reeves Albany (b14 ) b98 3l90 GARAGE SALE Tues.d oy through Saturday ttl dark Gordon Cal dwell Tuppers Plo tn!. Nr ce rlem s lots new ----------RISING ST AR Ken nel ~ -- Boord1ng In door ond outdo or r u~ G roo mmg oil breeds Clean !.Ontlory foo lrl1es Cheshtre t"h one [bl4 ) 3b7 0291 - PUBLIC AUCTION LONGFELLOW ---~--- IF 't'OU ha Ye a servrce to oiler wont 10 buy or sell somethrng oe loo k rng fo r work or wholeYer you II get results fQ sler wrt h o Senllnel Wo nt Ad Coll992 21Sb CARt"ORT SALE Ne w rag rugs couch an d cho r wr nge r washe r clolh1 ng Iorge and smal l bossrne t bowlrng boll a nd access lrrsh Sellvr push mower mrsc Rorn or sh 1ne Frr doy a nd Soturdoy Noo n t tl ??? SR 124 towa rds Por tland Ieft on CR 35 J rd gro . . el road to le tt Ross Rood rogh t on 2nd gro ve l rd Kenneth Arzer 843 2061 Love tt Rood Monday Even1 ng , July 24 at 6 00 0' Clock PM At The Athens County Fa1r Grounds, Athens , Oh•o ' The Athens Nat1onal Bank , 2 South Court Str eet Athens, Ohto wtll offer tor sa le the followmg vehtcles free and clear of all hen s and encumbrance s 1978 Ford F 2SO 4x4 4 s pd w P 5 & PB 1977 Ford F 150 picku p truck aut tran s w ps 1977 Che\lrolet Monza Sp rd e r ~ cyl aut tran s AM & FM Ster eo 19 73 Ford LTD 4 door loaded 1973 Pon1 tac Grand Pr )( loa ded 196<4 F ord 700 Dump tr uck 1974 Dodg e 1-; T Club Cab p1ckup aut l rans VS runs very good 1973 Mercury Mont ego 2 door ha rdtop w PS & PB run s good 1972 Ford To rma Statton Wagon VS w P S & PB The afor ementroned veh tc les sh all be so ld at publ ic sale at 6 00 PM on Monday Jul y 24 at the Athen s County Farr Grou nd s to the h1gh est bidder Veh cles wtll be sold as ts wt t hou t any expr ess or Implied warra nt ieS Th e Athens Nat 1ona l Bank ot Athens County reserves the rrght to btd and th e n ght to withdraw any or all veh rc les frorn sale pnor to confirmafton Ter ms of Sale - Ca sh Cerl rfred Check or Of ftctal Check or Frnanctng Conftrma tron Au ctroneer __.. Brll Ja nes Phone 557 3411 L---------------------,...---....J TWO FAM IL Y Yard Sole Soturd oy only Boby clothes and wome n s mrs.c Rt I 24 below Brow n s Trorler Co ur t KARR & VAN ZANDT 1973 QIEV. BlAZER .................. S3695 V-1, aufo , p s , p b , removable lop, 4 wheel dr P B , P S , a•r 1975 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR ...............'2295 Rad io , std , good shape Was S169S , NOW!. ' 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON ••••••• 1495 Rad lo, light blue std 1974 VEGA 2 DR GL.'..s~~ ..s.'?............. '795 1974 MAVERICK •••••-•••••••••••••••••••••••• '1995 4 dr , automatic shill, rad1o, (while color) 1973 OLDS ................................... 11495 Wagon P S, P B , luggage ra ck , air CAMPING TIME TRUCKS 1966 VW BUS CAMPER .. ':'~~.'~!':".~ ...... .'.... '795 TRUCKS 1976 FOBD F-100........................... '3295 1976 FORD lh TON •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12695 Color white, ' 'h ft bed. automatiC 1973 CHEVY lfz TON ••••••••••••••••••••••••. 1795 AutomatiC P 5 , P B , long bed atEVY C-10.~~~:!! ............. . S2695 I RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Rover Riebel 667·3463 · 1 mile north Tuppen Plains. Ohio L ' U ' ... There are ttems from nature such 1st for the Oh10 latural Resources, as an1mal skulls, snake skms, rock is10n the nature samples, tw1gs and leaves - • 1975 MERCURY MARQUIS ................ '2995 1 VAN • P B, P S Sid trans , L W 8 , red V-1, auto., p.o.. p b, L W 8 J' ~ ... #: 1974 Cad. Deville Sed. ' .................. ' 13695 1973 Cad. Deville Cpe. ........ ... ...... ....11995 1976 Cad. Deville Sed.... ................ .. 16900 1977 Olds. Royale Sed. .... ,............. .. 16895 1975 Chev. Caprice Wag......... ....... .. . 13695 1974 Chev. Caprice Wag...... ..... ... ...... '2395 1973 Chev. Impala Secl... ... ... ... .... ...... '895 1971 Chev. Malibu Cpe.................... 11095 1970 Chev. Malibu Cpe............... ,...... 1395 1973 Ford T-Bird ....... . :.................. 11695 1973 Buick LS. Sed-....................... '1795 ' 1969 Pontiac Bonneville Sed............... . 1895 1973 Dodge Charger SE.. ... .. ... . .. ... .. . '1895 1976 ·P~. Volare Sed........... ....... ..... '2695 ' Drive Home A Winner 5H one of thett courteous salesmen Marvin Kotbaugh or Geor" Harm~ Pe1e Burrts, 1969 INTERNATION VAN DELIVERY ••••••••• 1695 Karr & VanZandt • "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMC Financing Hl $342 Pomeroy Open Evtnlngo uniii6 · DO-Til j p,m Sal. <. " Thmgs Contmued on A 2 1975 CHEVY, MALIBU WAGON ..... NOW• '2595 LWB 1974 QIEVY %TON •...........••... s1995 !St.Rt.7 35 Storage box 1 1973 CHRYSLER ............................. 11495 1975 FORD F-100 ................. ·· · 52695 1.5 IN ..STOCK 992 '2176 Pomer oy , 0 "Finally, I've found a MAN-SIZE tractor" w1de Vartety of ac· 'dr Slal•on Wagon , P 5 , P B , a1r luggage rack Rutland 8, A thoug ht for th e dal Ernest Hemmgway wrote " The world 1s a fme place and worth flghtmg fo r " .. HUNTERS V-1, auto, P S , P B , air v inyl root Auto , V 8, P S , P M e 1g s Equipment Co potentate measurement 3'1 Drenched ., BARGAIN 24,000 mtles , standard sh1ff arr •• v a. • sp, , •2495 4 dr Wgn , ps, pb, ac 4 Dr. -· ___ ... ____ ECONOMY lratlor WTYYTH Case No 2'l4J7 :J AND 4 RM lu,n1 shed ond un lur n 1 ~b.e-d opt s Ph 2 ne 992 S<J< UP ST AIRS APARTM EN T J raorn s and both 992 5b21 or 991 2205 SPACE FOR camprng trad er deal for cons rru crron workers d ose to powe r pla nt wa ter e lectrrc ond wo ler op1d l'rrval e 992 23d3 tobt M11'11! plow tdl GLAOHT PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE OF LOUISE M KEEBAUGH DECEASED FURNISHED UPST AIR S a par tment He ference and depo.s rt re qu 1red No pels S I 00 per month Robed 'Hrll Racr ne 949 20 13 21 Bombeck 30 Laud 34 Moslem (71 21 28 21C 5 1975 TOYOTA CELICA 6 T.. ......... 2995 lOr HT.5sp 1~74 MERCURY COUGAR XRZ.. ...52695 Air . auto, p s , p b, hall vinyl roo! 1974 IMPALA CUSTOM.?..~~. : .~!~. 1974 PLYMOUTH VALIANT.. ......... s2495 4 dr , slant 6, auto , ps, pb, ac 1974 FORD TORINO................... s1895 for Sale. Itent <Jrirade In a cco rdan ce wrth Sec lion 307 1l of the Oh•o R evosed by THOMAS JOSEPH Code the Ml!rgs County Board ot Com m tsstaners YJI II ACROSS U Theatrical se ll used eau 1pmen1 st rap sleet •nd other ttems of Junk, I Bruise bankroller by public au ctron at 10 100 5 Embrace 43 Beverage AM Saturd<"V A ugust 5 1978 located a1 The Me1gs 10 - ~da DOWN County H rgh way Depart l1 Coif! , I Vaunt ment Route 1 By Pass Ro c;k ure Sprtngs , O h! O gadget Z Milhammed is Equipment lor Sa le as "--nded 13 ~.::: his prophet Follow s 1 ~ 197l Ford Cus to m 14 Suave 3 Let - (Ignore) Sed an e! I 2 - 1971 tn lerna t ro n al 15 Regr tabe I Skimmer P rc kup Truck 11 Recline Yetlerday's Aaswer 5VacaUon J - 1953 Dodg e Truc k wtth Mounted Com pressor 17 Large truck trip IS Hold On Zl !Mate d 1969 lnternat ro na l 18 Leamed property Z8 Rubyrred gem I Knowledge Dump Truck S 19 59 Mack ,.. T ra ctor essay II Roman 31 Rdiection 7 Church lady's garb 3! E4g ,e Tr~~ 1966 Fo rd St ake BOd \I 20 By - of vestment Truc k 21 Unks 8 Workmg 20 Moon one's way 7 ~ 1969 Ford P ick up Truck hard 8 19S9 ln ternali.on a l gadget goddess 33 Presbyter Truck 22_FeruVlan I Contrition 23 Contented 35 Nota 9 1 000 Ga lion Gasolrn e Ind Ta n le. tan 24 Arbor 38 Infra 1% Type of 10 - 1972 Ford Dump Truck 23 Chef's Ubrary 25 Moslem fast 39 Toss 11 1970 G M C Dump Truc k attire 12 1956 Two WheelzsLoxcomT·rarter plement Scrap Steel and Items ol Junk 27 Shade of for Sale as Follows 1 ..-- Lot No I - Old Br rdge blue Stee l s crap rron and rt e ms of 'NI On I tunk approxrmatety 1 tons .w e0 The fallowmg are to be the co n si dered a s mtn rm um req urr e ments for the b1dders Truuty DOBERMAN 1 veer 5 months old All pape rs end shots ~ enc tng tnclu ded 949 263b even tn gs A dr QUICK SALE NEEDED - 68 acres of gOOd bollom , pasture & woods on van Zandt Road The owner &S no longe r able to: take £are of this lovely place so thev must sell now Attrac11ve remodeled 10 room farm hom e wtth n ice stzed rooms . 111'1 baths, "bedrooms & carpet throughout Rural & we ll wa1er plus seve ral old ovtbulldrngs Priced to sell at S,.6,900 PUBLIC NOTICE 2-dr air , pa, pb v r 7201moPI! ~~ SIDING Sweepe rs toasters rrons ol)_.. smell opp lr onc es lawn mower,.. ne1111 to State Highway Goroge; l on Route 7 Phone {61.t) 985 382S ~1 In Hartford. W Va. --=-- VINYL ELWOOD FRED'S TIRE CENTER wq;. =us..:;.,;,:~ ALUM.& ~---- ·~----~--- NEIGLER BUILDING Supply for butldrng houses reporr work and cdbtnels Call Guy H Nergler 949 2508 offer 5 pm ca r garage and 2111 le<Jel lo ts Ne ar stor es Wtll ta ke S 15 000 for .a qu 1ck sa le 75 ACRES - Aboul 40 tracto r ltllable balance nearly aU c lean Old 3 bedroom house an d severa l oulbu1ld1 n gs All m t ne ral s O nly $25 000 4 FAMILY BRICK For the price of one Let the rncom e pay for. rt and you live the r e free Wa nt on ly $23.000 NICE OLD HOME Ha s 5 bed r oom s, go od sol td floors . carpeting e at tn k 1f che n , d tnlng , basement , nat ura l ga s forced at r fur na ce and tw o thirds of a n acre For sale now for only 525,000 PICK YOUR IN · VESTMENT TODAY , WE HAVE A FEW FOR YOU SEE ROOFING ")'/' Roofing, Siding, Room Additions & Spray Painting Parsons addd.r,ess unkno~nihlf trvmg , an -11 decease... e unknown heirs deyrsees leg atees , admrn 1strators , execu tor s and , auigns of Mabel Pl!lrsons, addresses unknown. Mabel c ru sher , ad dres s unknown , u lfv lng . ~ and If deceased tile unknown h~rrs, d ev 1 sees legat ees . admrn 1strlltors . executors and ass 1gns of M abe l crus her , addresse s u nk nown Vm t•e Hopkrn s address unknown rf lrvrng , and rf deceased tl'le unknown herr s. devrsees teoatee s, administrators e"ecutors and as s rgns ol Vi ntre H 0 p k 1n s addresses unknown . t he unknown he rr s de vtsees , tegatee..s , admrn 1 strators u.e c utors and assrgns of ea ch of the followrng all of whose ad dresses are unknown John Hopk ins Mary Wrlllams Emma. Swearingen Alfred Swearrnge n , Et rzabeth Hack . George Ha c k . Per cy Hack , SMah Pa rson s Seeds , Th eo phtlu s Hopk ins and vmhe Hopkins You are hereby nottfted tha i a Compla1nl has been f1 led rn the Common Pl eas Court of M e rgs County , Ohro. Jane WaltOn , Case No 16,870, demandmg Clerk VILLAGE 0~ POMEROY part1tton of the tollowmg !1l 21 , lB. 2tc desc nbed real estale, to Wit Parcel No 1 The tollowrng real esta te srtuale tn One Hundred Acre Lot No Three Hundred and F1Ye rn sa rd County o f Me rgs"des crrbect as foll ows Begrnnrno at the Nort hwest e arner ot Lot No One Hundred and E1ghteen Jane Watton, Clerk (118) rn Hor ton 8. Dabney 's " VILLAGE DF POMEROY {7) ld 21 7tc Addrtron to Pomeroy an th e So uth lrne o f sau1 One Hun dr ed Ac r e Lot No 305, th e n ce Norlh 41/ :J deg West N rnety IN THE COMMON PLEAS Etght t eet t o Run Street. COURT OF thence along sau1 Run Stree t MEIGS COUNTY OHIO down th e r un to a p0 1n t LEONARD L LENTZ Nor th A' 1 d eg west Platntrff, from th e Northeast co r Citizens Telephone Co of vs ner of sard Lol No 118 NELLIE ROBEY , et al • the nce Sou th 4 1J: deg East to Long Bottom to Long Bottom Defenditnh sard Northeast corner of No Community Assoc , !Ats 8, 9, No 16,879 118 at l h e South ltne of sa rd Notice By Pubhcahon 100 Acre Lot No 305 thence 10, Pt 11 , Ohve To K M Seeds, address along sa 1d South line to the James Meadows, Martha unknown . tf living , and If place of b e gtnnrng bei ng the de ceased lhe unknown het rs Meadows to Howard E West end of Lol No One devtsees lega lees ad Hundred and Srx rn sa1d Copley, Barbara A Copley, m1nrstra tors executors and Horlon & Dabne y's Addttron ass1gns of K M Seeds , ad 36 acres, Lebanon to Pomeroy dresses unknown Marte Par cel No 2 The fOIIOWtOQ Shoemaker. address real esla t e s1tuated rn the C11ve C . Keebaugh, dec to unknown 1f Irv ing and rf Vrllage of Pome roy County of Mergs and Slate of Ohro Marvm L . Keebaugh, Inez deceas ed the unknown heir s, de1nssees legatees , a d Berng m 100 Acr e Lot No 306 Clall'e Abolm, Cert . of trans , m rnrst rators, e)(ecutors and rn c W Dab ney's Add rtton to assr gns of Mar re Shoemake r, lhe Vill a ge of Pomeroy , and Orange . addresses unknown Mabel more poa r t rcula rly desc rrbed Portland Meth . Church , as follows Betng Lol 118 InC Inc to James Meadows , W Dabn ey s Addrtr,o n to the Vr llege of Po me ro y e111 Martha Meadows, !At 56, ce pt rng theretrom the Middleport Gibbs Add., Lebanon tallowtl'l g parcel The foltowmg real estate s rtuated Geralqine Ann Mowery to Perry Eugene W1se, Sharon m the Vr lla ge of Pom eroy Elaine WISe to Robert Roger T Mowery, Parcels, Counly of Mergs and State of Oh1o Be 1ng tn 100 Acre Lot Salisbury Stanley, 1 30 acres, Rutland No 306 1n C w Dabn ey's Fr1tz Buck, Mary Buck to Robert Stanley to Perry Ad dtlton to the Vrltage of Pome roy, and more par Eugene WISe, Sharon Elame Roger Adams, Right of Way, t rc ularly de scr•bed as W11e, Pt . Lots 145, 146, Lebanon foll ows Beg mn rng at the southwest co rner ot Lot No 118 then ce North 4'12 dear ees Wesl 156 fe e t to a fen ce the nce East 87 fee l lo th e eas t lme of sard Lo l 118 thence Soulh on th e Easl lrne of sard Lol No 1 I 8 to Fry St reet thence West t o th e pla ce of begrnnm g Ref eren ce De ed Vol 271 Pag e 361 Dee d Re c or ds Merg s County Oh to You are not rfre d that you are requ rred to an sw er the Campla rnt wrth rn twenty etghf day s after the la st PUblr ca t Jon Th e ta s t 1 pubtrcatron wrll be mad e on the 18th day of Aug us l 1978 LARRY E SPENCER 6 cylinder Hatchback, automatoc, AS sharp Clerk at Courts Metgs County , Oh10 (7)7 1 ~, 11 , 21(1J4 , t1 , 18,7tc PUaLic NOTICE S.el.d b ids Will b. r.c.lv.d In the offlct of tne V•llage Clerk , Pomeroy , Ohio , unJU U o'c lock 1noon on August 7, 1911 for th t follo wing one new or used fortable air compressor , 11J7 model Ef!Qine Gasoline,. (;y!l nder, Wattr Cooled Compressor , 85 CFM 100 psi, Single Stage, Rotary A.r O il-Cooled Cleaner, Dry type T ires 7 75 X 15 , 4 Pty Each bid must contain the full name of evtrv person or company interested In the same, and be accomenled bY • bond or certified check rn the sum of 1100 00 to tl'le satiSfaction Of the Vrllage Council 11 a guaranty thllt If tht bid Is accepted, contratet will be entered Into and It s pertorm1nce properly secured Thtse checks or bonds wlll be returned at once to all except lhe successful blctder His check or bond will be held until the contract or brd rs ly executed by htm right Is reserved to any and all bids . r &-'111e DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, •' ndiy, July 21. 1978 • • • • native JOmmg Holzer CHnic auve of GaU1pohs, n, a specialist 10 s of the ear, nose latlc surgery, w11l I Staff of Holzer hs on Tuesday Dr Magnussen, a Throat (ENT ) estabbshed at the Family Pract1ce thts new area Is use In testmg and g disorders to the area, Dr h1s residency through June 1978 Mercy Hospitals 10 a He completed lnltlal residency ethod1st Hospualm graduating from Medical School 1n his bachelor of rdue Umvers•ty m of Dr a nd Mrs Ke1th R Brandeberry. The Magnussens and the1r seven month-old son Robert Andrew , have m oved to Gall1pohs and will be reSJdmg on Vme Street 10 the near future Appomtments With Dr James Magnussen may be sc heduled by cal110g 446-5135 at the Qmlc Nmts were both edlcal c irc les H1s gnu.ssen, a surgeon, al partners of the mother, Mrs Opal y health nune for wile, Dr. Apnl o a physician, 1l MediCine She Is II• and the daughter DR JAMES R. MAGNUSSEN '' ' ' �·-·-.. --. . _ ; ., ., - • I , • 10- The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .,FI'iday .'July 21. !978 Acqu~ition~approved.-----------------------------------~ COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The Se c~ri ti es and Excha nge . Commission today approved in principle the.acquisition of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. by the American Electric Power Co. The acquisition, which has been before the SEC ·since February 1968, would take place via an exchange of common stock. The Commission said it has still w consider an acceptable stock ex c hange ratio for the Airlines Wf:Jrker wins $250,000 se ven eas t-central 's tates while C&SOE se rvices central and southern Ohio. Ohio Power c harges the lowest rates in the state. AEP has indicated that if the proposal were approved , it wou ld move its headquarters from New York City w Columbus. .·.·,·,·,·.·,· ' !..AS VEGAS, Nev . (UP!) - Laura O'Neill a Miami airline employee, Thursday won a S250,oo0 jackpot, believed to be the largest slot ma chine payoff in the history of Nevada. Casino employees at the Las Vegas Hilton said Mrs. O'Neill, 52, appeared to be slightly dazed when she first learned the size of the jackpot, murmuring In astonishment : · ·"A.q~arter of a million dollars ... a quarter of a million dollars ... a quarter of a million dollars. I can't believe it. " ' "I never played too much - mostly just nickels':• Mrs. O'Neil, who wor ks for National Airlines said she was thinking of retiring from the alrlineand ,,'doing some nice things for my daughters. " She had been vacationing in Las Vegas for several days and was spending her final night at the Hilton when she decided to try the big payoff slots aloog with · ,·,·.·,·,·,·,·~·:·:-:·>:·:·:-:-:-:-: -:- ::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;: ; EXTENDED OUTLOOK S und ay through T ue sday, Sra tter e d merger and certain measw-es thunder shower s Sunday a nd Monday and fair owned electric compa nies in nrar 85 Sunday and Monday a nd near 90 Tuc.•sday . tows will be be· the AEP will be required w take to a id muni c ipally Tu,·sday. Highs ·will bt> Ohio . ' AEP, which owns the Ohio Power Co. in Ohio, supplies electric service to oarts of . hn•£fn 65 and 70. ·>:·:·:-:.:···:·:·:·:.:-:·:·:·:·:.;.:.:·:·:-:-:-:·:·:.;·:·:·:::..·.·.·,·. ··' her sister and brother-in-law, Mary and Rick uterembra of Baltimore. She was playing one oi five machines in a, circle called a carousel. Any one could have paid off the quarter of a million ·dollars. She had to gamble three silver dollars oo each pull of the handle to be qualified for the top "progressive " prize. Mrs. O'Neil had spent 13 of the 20 silver dollars she planned to invest . when three bars lined up on the bottom line, signaling the jackpot. . A hotel guard said he heard a woman squealing but disrmssed her at first as just another emotional-woman playing the quarter machines. ' Her husband Joe, owner of a scale shop, had been forced to cut his vacation short and return to Florida on busin ess earlier in the day . He was not aware of her good luck until several hours later. · No one was injured in six auto operated by Jlnuny L. Thursday accidents in· Skidmore, 20, Patriot, was ve.!ligated by the Gallia- stopped in traffic, well on 35. Meigs Post, State Highway A vehicle driven by Beverly . Patrol. A. GaUiamore, 21, Blactfork, Officers were caUed to the also traveling west, failed to scene of a one car coUision at stop, and struck the Skidmore ' 8:30 a.m., on SR 5811, four- auto in the· rear. tenths of a mile well of SR 7. Both vehlc.les incurred According to the patrol, a · sllghl damage. · vehicle operated by CoMie J. Gaillamore was cited for . · assured clear distance . Saun d ers, 22 , G a Ill P311s, traveling west, went of~ the At 3:ii0 p.rn., the patrol right side ·of the road, · lost investigated a one-auto accontrol, passed off the left cident on CR 10, 2 miles north side of the roadway, striking of SR 143, lri Meigs County. an-embankment and .a fence, Officers report that the left owned "by Reid .,Brubaker. rear tire came off a vehicle The Saunders vehicle in· operated by Gary Swope, 37, curred mo\lerate tlamage . Logan. The auto passed off the At 3 :2S p.m., the pat ro I investigated a one-auto mis- rightsideoftheroadway, and hap on SR 7, at the junction of struck a guardrail. · CR 26, in Meigs county. There was slight damage to Officers report that a . the vehicle. vehicle operated by Charles The patrol· Investigated a A. Payne, 65, Middleport, was two-auto collision on U.S. 35, FREDA WHITE Freda White , Columbus, north bound on 7, whim the foqr-tenths of a mile west of fonner Freda Price Fisher, steering .g ear broke, causing MP 13, at 4:10 p.m . Officers report that from Meigs CoUiity died the auto to pass off the right side of the roadway, Into a vehicles driven by Raymond Thursday. H. Bolers, 53, GaUipolis, and · She was the daughter of the ditch. There was slight damage to Dale Kohlbiieser, 27, late Theodore and Bessie the Fayne vehicle. Gallipolis, were both west Fisher. ... , Officers were caUed to the bound on 35. She is survived by four The Bolers auto stopped in sisters, Mildred Gamblin, scene of a two-vehicle acMarcella Karnes, Edith cident on U.S. 35, lour'tenths traffic, the Kohlbrieser Stewart, and Theodora of a mile west of MP 13, at vehicle failed to stop, striking '" the Bolers auto in the rear. Tewksbary . Servi·ces and 3' "" p.m. According to the patrol, an Both vehicles incurred burial will be held ln m'oderale damage. Columbus. N~ Kohlbrleser was cited on .UII charges of assured clear ·distance . Veteraas Memorial Hoopltal At6 6:Oii p.m., ofiicers were Admissions James caU,ed to the scene ol a oneSellers, Shade; Berthi. !son, In Meigs County Common Elliottville, Ky.; an.d Shirley car accident on SR 681, 'four· tenths of a mile west of TR Pleas Court, a suit In the Bahr, Long Bottom. 279. amount of $680.70 has been Discharges Harold • According to the patrol, a filed by General Telephone Bran_non, William Nease, vehicle operated by Randall Company, Marion, against RUN THROUGH RINSE - This worker on the Earl Mary Lawhorn, Lydia Ebers- J . Vanmeter, 16, ReedsviUe, Tom J . and Dimple Eakins, Adams fann in Letarl Falls dumps tomatoes just picked bach, Everett Caliway, went out of control while ' Rt. 2, Racine. from the fieldS' inw the wash tank before they're graded Elizabeth Cleek, and Grace traveling east on 681. The . The suit is for damages as a Price. ·. , and pa cked. auto went off the left side of result of an accident on June the roadway , and struck a 1, 1977. barn, owned by Paul Ca rolyn Ann Stewart, West Buckley, Coolville. Columbia, filed for. support There was moderate Reciprocal under • the damage to the Vanmeter Agreement Act against vehicle. Thomas Matthew Stewart, Vanmeter was cited on Rt. 2, Cheshire. charges of ex~sive speed. Filing for ·dissolution of SATURDAY marriage were Robert CAR WASH Saturday at Mowery, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, and Eber Pickens Gulf Station Geralding Mowery, same from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. Spon· address; Rebecca L. Carson, sored by the youth of Sutton Rt. 3, Pomeroy and Terrence Carmel Church. Steve (nwtt ld ........ l) L. Car<IOn , North Lauderdale, Wilson , pall\or. during the aecond quarter for Fta. PRAYER and Praise the large.!! jump since the Receipts of $6,751 service al Jubilee Christian January-March period in 1975. Receipts In Meigs County Center Saturday at 7:30p.m. The department sald and Sun~y, 10:30 a.m . Rev. Court for the month of June changes in the GNP during Gary Kisner of Oral Roberts totaled $6 ,75!.84 according to will direct. of the first two quarters University. each Betty Hobstetter. Receipts Special singing . . Public is of 1978 were affected by the were distributed as follows: lengthy coal strike and invited. fines to state, $1 ,472.22; fees severe winter weather. BAKE SALE, Royal Oak to sheriff, $494; small claims, "In the first quarter , these $300.69. Fines and costs to Park at I p.m. Sponsored by Chester Firemen's Auxiliary. factors depressed output,'.' county : general fund , the department said. "In the SUNDAY $2 , 556 . ~ ; law library fund, second quarter, a rebound RELATI.VES AND $1,(163.23; auto license and added to output." FRIENDS of Mr. and Mrs. gas fund, $865 . ~. Noel Story, Webster City, , If the effects of the strike IN THE FIELDS- These two youngsters are just a Iowa, are invited to a picnic and the weather are set aside few of the many 'tomato pickers on the Earl Adams farm . Sunday at 11 :30 a.m. at the the department said, t..; High school students, sharecroppers and their families, south hound park on U. S. GNP would have Increased SQUADMEN SUMMONED and the cnt i1e Adams clan lend a hand . Route 33. Bring table service aho.u t 3 percent during each quarter. The Middleport and covered dish . Emergency Squad went to the Harry Stahl residence.on Willowcreek Road In ADMIRAL Pomeroy at 9 :48 a.m . yesterday. An 86 year-<Jid DEHUMIDIFI,ERS man was taken to Veterallll All students in the Eastern veterans and beginners. Tokes the dllmpneas out ol Memorial Ho~pital as a Everyone ·is asked lo wear your baHmtnt or other h lgh Local Schoo l Dist l"ict, in medical patient. moisture •r•s far Qnly grades 7 through 12, who arc comfortable shoes and to pemles • dey In oper.otlng int erested in being in the bring their lunch the second cost. Shut• off eutomotlcally . INVITED TO PICNIC Eastern Hi gh School Mar- week . Everyone is reminded Humldlaleel controls. 15 pint · Relatives and ftiends of ching Band , sho ul d tak e nolc that th ey must come to band cepoclty. of the following schedules : camp in order to be in Mr. and Mrs . Noel Story .Jul y 24 to 28, 9 a .m. 10 12 marching band with no ex- invited to a picnic Sunday are advised that tbe picnic bas noun, for all junior high ceptions. been changed from Sunday, students and anyon e else who July 23 to. Sunday, July 30. It has not bee!'i in marching lAKER FURNITURE will be held on the south band before. MIDDLEPORT bound park on U. S. 33 at Jul y 24to 27, 7 to 8:30p.m., 11 :30 a.m . for all drummer s for percussion settionals. BY GREG BAILEY J uly jJ to Au gust 4, 9 a.m. ' In Pony League action , to 4 p .m . for everyonevisiting Ra cine downed host Eastern 5-2 as Kent Wolfe went the distance for th e win . Ter ry McNickies led the winners in hilling with a double and - single.. Paul Card one, Wolf e, Robin Fortune, Richa~d .Wolfe, and Zane Beegle each had one Area Deaths Suit of $680 is entered PACK 'EM UP - Tomatoes come out of the wash and onto this convevor belt tvoe ~ grading mac hin e. Packers t hen prepare them for shi pping to cities such as Pittsburgh and Cleveland . Evacuation ·• (ConUnued !ram ~· 1) c h~ ·s T vm a l ut• s f a ilin g tlir.t ug h tlu.'Sl! a re rcf~r n.•d tq ... :-, " pee wees" a nd ore tuiJ sn1 all fo r p<:t L'kl ng. T ht· se· cvnd :-,t't 11f hole s measure Iwu and onL'-iwlf mchc!S and t !!! nallll':O. fall tn g through thPIIl are packed mtu fi \'e pound boxes. The rema inmg largl'r tutn,Jtucs an· then pa ckt·d mt u ll' ll puund boxes. 7 11> Pet . per year on a 4 year certificate of depo sit . s1,000.00 m i nim um deposit . ~· substa nt ial penalty is Invoked on a II ced ifica fe acco unts withdrawn prior Then' <-trt' also twu diffe rent g r ad es nf lwnaluL'S. Gradl' Onl' <illd what Adam!:i call ur tomatut:-; nut pn.r pt_·rl y forme d. Tlu ' ( ;rad~ O n ~ tomatol'.'i <tl'l' storl·d in 1 111~ of thl' lctr-gt' " C;:tl.s." l'tHl\er~ 111 to th(! date of maturit y . thL' Adam s· p<.Kk- I t ha!oie at rua dsiclc stands and i:!Upcnnarkctl:i around this time uf th ~ yea r act ually get then· start J uring the winter rnunths. Thi s year 's lom Htoes wen· .stc.rtcd about Februa rv 25. J\ da ms says. ami were set outsiUe a l 1 l h~ cmJ uf April. Pl (.'ki ng WHS begun on July 7. a little later than usual bt.'l'<HI Sl' of poo r weather con· Wtiuns. Th~ lt~ st nf the tomatoes w1 ll be picked a round fair tun c. ur. depending on the: pmc. a little later. Pcwcrs. on till' other twnd , art• pH'k"t.•d ~n d prm:ess ed t hrough fa ll - uri til the first frost. :\ dnms sa ys the f:rnn pt·1 re OHm to awall ,'i hlpnwnt . ()ll trul' ks \~ 1th " T hernHl· fu r tum<J tocs is nul qutk <-1" ;.;uoU as it wtt s last year hut r\ l!l).(. coo le r:-~. to P1t l':ibu r gh The ·· Th enJm·KJn).(· · L'liult-rs un t he trucks liSSun: delnH·v sitlerably. The hmn pncc is the price t}1e fa r111cr ge ts pa itl l!l~ that cablxt ge WaS ur l'O I\ - fur his I" · i.Jducc. PnY1Ut_'C fanm ng al ti ll' tht '\1' prudU L'L' ~Ot_'S l\J 1..' 0111· AdCtr'ts hmncsh •tul ,Js rea lly qv1 .t: <t family th111g. Jtm 's mL... :-.11111 agents 111 Pittsburgh Soll ll'. 1'<-tllbage for csam ph:·. ..,' .tfe, Carol . and children 1:-. ~ hlpp l'd to Clevel~u\(1. Tudd . 10, a nd Knn . 9. uften IL·nd a hand Jim himself lt<'l \11 '\'t'l' [ h \' 1'\l llllll \SS ! IJil (1;.! 1'111 l hl i\ began wurking un his fetthcr's ~t·l t :-. tiW !H Ut\ U('t' \ 1• fa rm when he was libout SIX years old . W hl)l l'~Ctll' I':., . Sharecroppers who hetve The fre:-.11 lHm;.JtL"-.! .'i \H' purcc. blxtg,c. tomatoes cmd peppers on the Adams land arc Edith Rose, Lois Wolfe dnd Let Pomeroy Landmark fuly Housh . .Jr. soften & ·condition your >Hater with Co.op water GETS MEDAL softener , Model UC-S\11 , ROME IUP! I - Lillian Now Only •289.95 Carter received the Ceres medall uday for her effort s to Let us test your water Free eliminate hunger and called Pomeroy Landmark for "a peaceful revolutton" of Q_·!_ack W. Car~ey , Mgr . fann s and villages round the . world. ~ Phone 992-liB L of fn:~ h produ ce. Ad<illl:-i says must a ll of Th~ Athen s County Savings & Loan Co . 196 Second St . Pom eroy , O h io F'SflC ... . ... .. - .._....... ...... , , . cla ss rm g s, wedding bands d•omon ds G o ld or s• l..,.er , Call Ro ger Wamsley . 742· 2331 ~ W AN! TO buy pla ype n 992·1428. TURNING PL O W and wheel Werghts fo r Formo ll Cub troc· ror. 985 388~ . (;hi: Away L o~g horred . Yell ow KlflE NS bloc k block and white gre't' g rey an d wh•te 94 9 2b97 . BLAC K FEMALE hou~ ed og 7 weelo..s old 9'12· 7597 . Auto Sale 1977 C H ~ V R OL F. l CAPRI CE Clas!o1c 1 door J50 4bb l. Power wm d o w ~ vm yl top . uu ose con tr ol tilt wheel AM FM B tra ck tope power door locks . $5()(X) Alter 5 call949 2754 1976PbNHACASTRE Good t rre~ E.o: cellen t condi tJon $2300 997 7033 o r 99'1 5QQB FORD I 1 ton I anger . 742-28,114 . 1971 1973 CUTL A SS truck SPO RT x'u Coupe 30 OClO mdes . Bu ck e l 5eat ~ Vr nyl 1oot Tope pl ayer . A. C 992 5293 or. 992 5133 1974 PO N TI A C VENTURA 6 cyl $2000 992· 7453 1974 FO~Q MUST ANG .II . Vmyl top , 6 cyl. . aut o . Good cond1 · fl on . New springs good l ire!> . 94Q.2042 . 19b7 NoVA V 8 . 2 door hardtop . 992·6047 , 1970 FORO LT D. vinyi top $400 , 99'J· 7.}7 Q, A.C. 1971 AM( HORNET w agon , nt~,eds some w ork , S.JOO. 992 -2-4 28. ----Chr ys ler 1975 VEG A --·- - STA TI O N wagon . Auto . 992·6076 oher 5 . 1fns BlACK El Camin o Classic . 350 !wo barrel. automatic , power s teering and brakes. Moy be seen 1' • m iles o f Routlt 7 Bypass on l A3 or ca ll q9:J.375Q. Good .co nd11 1on . S2o00. FRI C.ID AIR I: I:LK HH C range $25 . May tog portable dryer Horve!.t Cold enellenr lOnd •tron $1 00 . Kodak camera The Ha ndle . new $10 992 :1986 PORl ABU: r! r yer $.40. A m rodro w 1th 8 rro ck tope play er to hi Chevy •cors and Che vy and CMC tr ul~S $20. Se t qf headers t o l ol 1971 t hrough 197 4 2000 c~ Prnl? 15 . 992 3505. MA YT AC JAYCEES TO MEET The Meigs Co unt)' Ja ycees will meet Munda y, Ju ly 24, at the Meigs Inn at 7 p.m. IQ"/7 CHEVY V AN A C 'W'l ·2086. - 147'1 FORD ' • ton truck std shift l:xplor er w• lh camp er Sle~ ps 2. stove ,_ ice box , water tonk , gas tonk . Co li ofllu Spm 997 -St.A.O. Hospi'a-1 Scnool '~or mentally retarded to become ·reality . r GRANTS APPROVED - The Meigs . County · Cmunlasloners and Manning Webster, of the Meigs County Mental RetardaUon Board, announced Friday that they have been Informed .by the Joint Advlaory lind Review Cmunlaslon that two · grants have been approved for 'the construction of a school for the mentally retarded and an adult workshop. The grants will supply OOpej'cent of the costs of the two facUIUes.wlth 10 percent to be paid by the county . Shown, 1-r, are Martha Chambers, acUng clerk; !lichard Jones, Henry . Wells, James Roush, Meigs County commissioners and Marutlng Webster. I s13P Racine • Wlllller ....---- .Eiberfelds In Pomeroy JULY CLEARANCE SALE single. ·l(lutuaklf liled ehiek-.. ' Greg Wigal went five innings and was tagged with the loss as Rob Smith finished up. Mike Whitlatch led the hittin g with two si ngles, Rogie Gaul had a double , and Mike Griggs ha d one single. BOARD MEETING There will be a regular meeting of the Southern Locarschool board July 25 at 7:ilO p.rn. In the high school cafeteria . . SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Sq uad wa s ca lled · to Burlingham at 8:2S p.m . Thursday for Rena Kaldor, 14, who was suffering from chest pains. She was taken to Holzer Medica l Center. REALLY SAVE. DURING THIS ANNUAL EVENT ON WEARING APPAREL FOR ~E ENTIRE FAMILY. SHOP FRIDAY TIL 1:00 SATU.DAY TIL 5100 . Elberfelds In Pomeroy The board of commissioners aotbat as sooo uS lhe county's oou~ed share Is collected by ta.. s the levy will two school buildings. be termloated and will save the ta•Of the $31> million dollars in the three payers an estimated $15Q,OOO. The commissioners have three major projects it is only going to cost the taxprojects in the works estimated at over payers approximately $100,000 in cash 1311.. minion dollars. They are the nursing · oijtlay. 11 Is planned that lhe buildings home, Multi-purpose building and now the be located In !be vllbtge of Syracuse ou the over .5 acres Cal-teton College_ properly. The commissioners and Webster at· tended a meeting in Columbus Thursday SHOOTiNG SAID ACCIDENTAL GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County with the Joint . Advisory and Review Sheriff's Department investigated the CQmmission. At the conclusion of .the accidental shooting of 14 year-old Frank E. meeting it was arumunced that both grants had been approved. Halton, Ga llipolis Friday. · This approval was on the recom· ·According to the report, Hatton shot himself in the leg. The youth was treated mendation of the Ohio Department of and relea~ed from }lolzer Medical Center Mental Retardation and reflects the interest and effort of the State Department at3 P:m. and Meigs County Commissioners to have a. complete program for the Mental , FALSE ALA!\M . Retarded in Meigs Count y and in acGALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis City cordance with the , legal require01ents. Fire Department answered a false alann Thi s will assure proper and adequate call Friday· at 2:11 p.m. The department facilities for the Meigs County program.· was called · to ,Holzer Medical Cenier, The state will supply 90 percent of the costs where a smoke detector, near the of such facilities with 10 percent paid by emergency room, malfunctioned. the county. ' wtu tmts VOL 13 NO. 25 GAlliPOliS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY. JULY 23. 1978 MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS New • .... . ..... . .... . ..... . ... .... . •••• • • • •1 .... ..... . :l:: ~ ~ ..#'..,,.._, , Social 1 Calenaar Schedule given EHS hand members BY KATIE CROW POMEROY - Through efforts of the Meigs Coun ty ·Commissioners, Henry Wells, Richard Jones, and James Roush and Maruting Webster, ofthe Meigs County Mental Retardation Board, Meigs County will have a school for the mentally retarded an(! an adult workshop. The comm issione rs and Webster announced Friday that they have received grants of $892,440 which is 90 percent of the estimaled cost for the two buildings. In 1973 a bond levy was passed, onehalf mill, ($250,000) for the construction of a school for the mentally retarded. With the grants, the county will not· only be receiving one school, but two that will <\"finitely cost the taxpayers a lot less money. It is estimated that $100,000 will be the aniount of the county's share. This means that the entire bond issue of 1250,000 heretofore approved by the electors will not be used . + "''"g GNP ..· ' Grants· of $89~,400· OK'd for. Meigs facility -------1 I ,. ; I• • 1 BA SS BOA T 15 a lum on um Lowe Lrne 20 h p , M ere Stick !.leer"'9 ll ec tn l'. st ar t togl e trolling motor Col 1985 4339 ( A I:lBAGI: CO RN po totoes . half . runne r b ea n!> . (pod< your own ). Sol bu C W Pr o tfoll Form .· Port land Ohio ' -~ )97 4 N eW Yor ker ' Brougham 4:dr Loaded . S27.95. · Phone b 14-446·0726 oft e r 5 prn . --r---:--- -· 19b5 LO N~ ST AR boo t wllh tilt trailer 50 h p M er (u r y out Coil 9 ~J 9 . 2')77 board • m o tor after " 30 '.- No one hurt in six accidents . ..,_ WHEN 11IE 110 bt11e1, operated by the Gallla County Local School Diotrlct, begin traniportlna studl!nta on the lint day of cluaes, Aug. 28, for the 11!71-19 academic yeor, they wiD be operating with a riew dual busing schedule. Giollia County~ will traveloneitlmated '1110,100 miles nest year, carrying_., average of 3,300 peuengers per day . · Dual bus routing planned ~ Gallia BY LARRY EWING GALL!POUS - The Gallta County Local Board of Education approved a dual bus routing program for the local school diltrict during a special meeting last week. The plan, as submitted by Amos Seeley and Keruteth Taylor, Area Coordinators of the State Department of Education , provides lor . a dual bus schedule. This type of scheduling allows for the transportation of students in grades 9-12 or 7-12 In one time schedule, and the student.s in grades K~ or K_. on another time schedule. According to Seeley and Taylor, dual busing provides lor a reduction In riding time for students, as well ·as a reduction in waiting time in the morning and the afternoon . The area coordinators further maintain that the dual buslns · program allows lor a more efficient utlllzaUon of buses, and that there are fewer disciplinary" problems, since the high school and elementary school students are separated. The cost of operating a dual transportation program l.s normally greater than the cost of a single schedule, ~c­ cording to Seeley and Taylor. However, in many cases where the dual system results in an· increase in total daily miles driven most, if not all , of the increased cost is covered by the State through an increase in the reimbursement to the school ' district . . · The Gallia County Local School District does not, at the pre.. nt time, participate ln the basic foundation program and consequently does not receive any transportation ·assistance . County School Superintendent Tom Hairston points out that the current millage that supports the GoUla County Continued on A-2 Not guilty plea entered GAUlPOLis .:._ Arbard R. Short, 24, Proctorville, enter~ a plea of not pllty to charges of physical harm In Galllpoll.s Municipal Court Friday. Judge James ABennett establlshed the date for the preliminary hearing of the caao lor Tuetday, 2 p.m., and fixed bond at $10,000. Short lA being charged with the July 14 beating of Robert Eloon, 44, Moundlviile, W. V1., in the Gailla County Jall. Ellon remains in satisfactory con· · clition 11 Holur Medical Center, suffering from 1evere head Injuries Incurred during the early morning fight . Unofficial reports •ate that Elson 'a jaw bad been broken, and oeveral teeth djaludged. AClCOI'dlnl to Sheriff James Mont· gomery , Elson had been brought to the )aU br the Ohio Highway ,Patrol, and In· carc.1ted 011 charges of L\Wl at 3 a.m. Due to a 1adt of !lpiCt ea.-d by the pelntina ol the jaU ctlll, Elson wu placed In the j1mnlle detention Qlllrtet'l with Short who wu also baina held on charges of DWl, IIIII four olblr ~· · 'lbe IJchiiiiiiiUbalcjUtnl ~tlng took Illite within 11 mlnlllll ol Bison'• in· carceretiCIII. Ellon wu dilco'lend beaten IIIII ....-.Iy injUNCI It I :11 a.m. 'lbe ..... of CrlmlnlllnYel!lBillon, Londaa, 0., aided the County llherlll'• o.p.itment In the lnvl!lliptlon ol the lncldlat. EXTENDEDFOREC~T Monday through Wednesday, IIJ'al1<red thulldenh..,en southeaot Mollday, otherwile lair durtag the period. Hlgbo wUJ be iD the upper 70. or l..,er ... Moaday, hetweea Ill alld 8li Tuetday alld betweea IS alld 90 Wed-.Jay. Lowo wUJ be In the ... thr4Mip the period. :; : ;:;:;:; .; :;:;:; :;:;:; ::::::~·.=.:::::::;:; :;:;:;:; : ;:;:;:; :::::: :::;:; .:=:·:=:·:·:-: :;.;:;:;.;.;:;:;.:·:· union formed GAUl POLlS- Two Gallipolitans have formed and incorporated a new state workers' union, eurliest membership drives of which will be aimed at Gallipolis Stale Institute and Columbus State lnstiiute . They are Michael Clifford, a native uf Meigs County , and [)ennis VanSickle, who said that within three months the new union Ohio Pub lie: Work e rs United - would have12,000 ~bers from among the t6,000 employees of the Ohio Department ol Me.UI Health and Mental Ret..rdation. Ally . Bill Conley, GllllipQlis, will serve as legal counsel. Incorporation papers were filed Thurs- . day in Columbus. ' Clifford, son of the late fonner ."i,•nlim·l Sports Editor Paul (Moon) Clifford, said "a convention will .be held in about five months at which time offi cers will be elected. " One of the ITIIIjor serviL-es of the new union, ac<.'Ording to Clifford, is that it guarantees legal represent.ation to any member, who will pay lower monthly dues ( $:;) than any other public employee group . The . Ohio Deplu"\ment of Ad· ministrative Services has approved a dues deduction checkoff plan for members of Ohio Public Workers United . Clifford recently resigned as an interrut· tional representativ e with the American Federation uf State, County , and Municipal Employees union (AFSCME ). He also wa." a former staff member with the Ohio.Civil Service Employees Association (OCSEA ). Those two plus the public employees section of the Communicabon Workers ol America ~ CWA ) currently represent about 21,000 public employees in Ohio.' · A Friday article in the 1.'11/umlnu quoted Clifford as saying: "The thing I've seen happen in the past couple of years is that all those labor ur~aniZHtions have totally for~otten their members. "For reasons like that, I think we've got a better chance to succeed than any other or~anization in the state . We will succeed because we will be made up of the employees. . .not outsiders running things ." Among the prime objectives of the Ohio Public Works United are negotiating and unplementing labor agreements that indude bindin~ arbitration to resolve grievances as well as senioriLy clauses ' sCENIC SPOT - This shaded cove ls one of tile many scenic views hikers on any of the nature trail come upon . Forked Run Park has nature program BY JUDY OWEN tivities six days a week and Is open to REEDSVILLE - Visitors to . the general public as well as park Forked Run State Park in Meigs County campers. In addition to conducting the have long enjoyed facilities and programs there. But a majority of the scheduled dal!y evenls, Kuehner is in homefolk aren-'t even aware of the vast the process of constructmg and opportunities available in their' own organrZJn.g a park. nat ure cen~e~. . backyard. It's something like the Temporar~ly located mthe Naturalists Washington-ites who'v e never seen the office, the center houses a vartety of Smithsonian. snakes including the garter and nor~ What is offered at the park on State thern water species, box turtles, and Route 124, in addition tu the usual moths thal have jUb"l laid eggs. "We'll swimming, ca mping , fishin g and be watching t hose ·develop mto boating is a swruner nature program caterpillars, " -Kuehner says. Also on and a nature center. display there are a number of what Ca ptained by Dave Kuehner , Kuehner refers to as "!eely things." seasona l naturali st for the Ohio There are items from na~ure such Department of Natural Resources, as animal skulls, snake skms, ~ock State Parks Division, the nature samples, twigs and leaves - "Thmgs program offers a wide variety of acContinued on A·2 n;.,,.,,.,. MARY HOLMES, GaDipolla, lA- of 1be CZTA *'"ken beq llllployed IIIII IIWillll« by Gailla CouniJ. Holmes and .-hor CETA omployeeo are crmplellnl a IWIUner long Wal.ks and excursions are offered as part of the summer nature program a t Forked Run State Park. VICIOUS - . Dave Kuehner , naturalist at Forked RIDI Slate Park Ia Melgo C01mly, holds ooe ol the northern water snakes on display In the Nature Ceoler. He's vicious ami aggr..alve bul nut poisonous, Kuehner assures villlors. Gallia native joining staff at Holzer Clinic that are enforc-ed. GALLIPOLIS - Anative of Gallipolis, Clifford said that $45,1100 IS being raised Lhrough personal financ es and donations to Dr.' James R. Magnussen, a specialist in get the union on its feet. The union offices Otolaryngology (diseases o!. the ear, nose and throat) and facial platic surgery, will will be in Columbus. be joining the Medical Staff of Holzer Clinic Ud. in Gallipolis on Tuesday, August L With the arrival of Dr. Magnussen, a ~ew Ear, Nose and . Throat (ENT ) Depaflment has been established at the Clinic, ne<l ·to the FamilY Practice Department. Included in this new area is audiology equipm~nt for use In testing and evaluating basic hearing disorders. Prior to returnin~ to the area, Dr. Magnussen completed his resi dency training from July 1975 through June 1978 ,.... . ' .• at the Eye and Ear and Mercy Hospitals In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He completed his internship and initial residency training at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, after graduating from Ohio State University Medical School in June 1972. He received his bachelor of science degr~ from Purdue University ,in June 1968. · Dr. Magnussen's parents were both " well known in area medical cirrtes. His father , Dr. Marcus 1\jagnussen, a surgeon, was one of the original partners of the Holzer Clinic, and hl.s mother, Mrs. Opal Magnussen, was a city health nurse for many years. . Dr. Magnussen's wife, Dr. April Magnussen , is also a physician, project of repairs to the Gallla County Courthollll!. The llpeCializing In Internal Medicine. She lA Wll'kera are fixing the roof and gunen, ·~ well as . doing allo a native of Gallipolis and the daughter ·esterior painting, on the building. !. ' of Dr. and Mrs. Keiih R. Brandeberry. The Magnussens and their seven month-old son, Robert Andrew, have moved to Gallipolis and will be residing on Vine Street in the near future . Appointments with Dr. James Magnussen may be scheduled by calling 446-5135 at the Clinic. '' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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