http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0133cf9a406209545a5ffdc1c0bb60ba.pdf 0b0fa27b456c4e8c81ee9e58b66d4fc8 PDF Text Text ; • 8- Tbe Dilly Sentinel, Mldcleport·l'clmero)', 0 .. M onday1 A1Ji c~ 111'18 Scranton believed high on Veep list "1 would bape tltlt 1111 is out of the 1'1111111n11IQDinee would lllrqtbeft "I have ·. never been the put)' IIIII ~t UJ enthlllialltlc for Jqher office, di•!Jive- wltbill [1.1111 and I'm not enthllliutk: for I'IIIU IIIICI, at tbe lime, higher office now," Scranton haYe a IIUiflc:laltly brolld said. "But if he wenta me to appeal 10 we will win In do it, I would be beD-bent for November." election, as I do everything That eppeanod to tununo" when I undertake it." llmeliCbt on lllcll llll!denlel ~ally said Sunday he It ss Senl. Cbarlel Pllrcr ol ' not arroaant and · 111incU 1111C1 Howard Baker of Henry Woodrow Van Mary Flint, .Cheshire, who ·presumptuous, 111d he will Tenneuee, Deleon Sickle, 59, Rt . . Z, survives, In ilddltion to his not say he won't accept the SacrltarY Donald Rumlfeld, Neighborhood Rd., died at wife, Virginia. Taylor. lbey vice presidential slot before It Govll. Robert Ray of IOWII 3:05 a.m. Monday at Holler were married Feb. 19; 1937. is offered by Ford. ,L~~ Medical Center. He had been Survivors Include his Ford told the Chicago Trl- Allderaon of Dllno!J. children, Mrs . Michael · bune beltn fiytng here for In falling health one year. ~ 1!4.11an hu _, _ _..u A retired employe of the (Darlene) Cthon, GallipoliS; the GOP Convention ~ ~ lll!llecf< liberal Sell, City of Gallipolis where he Mrs. Roger (Janet) Scott, worked over 30 years, he was Bucyrus; · Mrs. Jerry :::,rtvlllla born Feb. 2, 1917 In Maaoil (Wanda) Hecker, Gallipolis; OJimty, W. Va. to the late Mrs. 'Patrida Taylor, Franklin Van Sickle and Gallipolis; · M,rs. Danny FELLOW TRAVELERS In the campaign homestretch, Rooald Reagan and his vice(Shirley) Palmer, Cheshire; presldentjll choice, Sen. Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania, want President Ford to follow Ronnie, at hqm e; seven Veterans Memorial Hospllal their lead. Reagan backers pushed in the Rules committe~ for a requirement that a Admlnlobs K~hler · grandchildren; these SaturdayLawson, presidenlill candidate name a running mste in advance of voting on the presidential (OinUnued fral!l JIICI}) MinersHerman brothers and sisters, Marvin, nomination, individual members' Columbus; Char les, ville. preferenc~ on the lint ballot. Saturday Discharges 0\eshlre; Foster, Galllpolls; Mr . and Mrs. John Olrrather t~an as a blOc: lildred Bissell, Juanita TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Mrs. Fred (Magdelene J St. . dray, Fullerton, California, reflecting ' t he majority. That LOST AND FOUND Clair; Cheshire; 'Mrs. hstis, Janice Groggel, way, said Ford suppo~ GU aJ1l visi ling here with his Black, brown and white Matsena Denny, Hogsett, W. Bernice Brothers, E))er Cannlchael, the President mother, Mrs. Beulah Olrdray . (Cootlnued from page I) beagle female lost In the Va.; Mrs. Monroe (Ruby) Gillilan, Esther Olmstock, would get a 110lld 1&-vote and brother-in-taw and sister, vicinity of Leading Creek helping Lnckheed sell 21 of Its Trlstar jets to All · Nippon Mr. and Mrs. Reed jeffers Sheets, Gallipolis; Mrs. Lee. Dale Nicholson . Sunday Admissions - Ina majority in ..Mlaslsslppl 111d and Van Zandt Rd. near the Airways, Japan's largesl domestic airline. A second count and other relatives here and (Naomi) Senes, Ollwnbus; REEDSVILLEPearl G. ' Howell, Rutland ; Mary capture the nomination. GaWa·Melgs dounty Une. charged the stocky, gravel-voiced politician with violating in Athens. Koehler, 64, Rt. 1, Reedsville, Lee, Columbus; Mrs . "They !ll'e reluctant king· Reward. Phon~ 992-2220. Japan's foreign currency control law, which requires all ,Mr: and Mrs. Earl Starkey, died Sunday morning at Ernestine Blake, Ollumbus, Russell, Pomeroy; Avery mskers," said Harry Dent, Searles, Middleport; Rose parments of money to Japanese by 'foreigners be reported to local, accompanied by their Veterans Memorial Hospital and John, Columbus. Ford's chief Southern slrltethe government. One brother preceded him McGhee , Portland ; Ralph glst, of the Mlssissipplanl. daughters, Mrs . Roy following a brief illness. . Foster, Minersville. Wiseman, Harrisonville, and He was born at Rt. I, in death. REVIVAL SET AKRON -A ·BASIC ECONOMIC AGREEMENT, the first Mrs. Sunday Discharges - "They don't want to break had served as Green He Donald J ones, Reedsville , a son of tlle late Reagan's back." MIDDLEPORT - The step toward ending the 117-dayo()ld nationwide United Rubber Twp. trustee since January, Sarah Dunn, Flora Pratt, Ford scored several new Independent Holiness Workers Union strike,, is receiving general approval from Nelsonville, were recent William and Leonora Keller Gladys Dillon, Lucille Wise, prelinninary proced\ll'al te8tll Church, Fourth and Uncoin union members - but they say they are still ready to stay out guests of Mr . Starkey 's Koehler . He was · also 1978. Funeral oervices will be 2 Herman Lawson, Neal White. &mday: The most lmportant Slreets, Middleport, will hold "until ChriStmas" to get everything they want from the sister, Mrs. Jessie Jewell in preceded in death by his wife, p.m. Wednesday at WalighColumbus. Cleta Bahr Koehler, in 1963. a weekend revival with the !Uition's leading tire mskers. . Holzer Medical Center saw the convention rules 'Ricky Bailey, son of Mr. A retired tool and die Halley-Wood Funeral Home Rev. Troy Fields as guest (Births, Aug. l3) committee reject, ~to 44, a A Sat\ll'day telephone survey by United Press with the Rev. Alfred Holley speaker. There wiU be special International indicated union members are willing to approve and Mr·s. Dana Bailey, is in a maker, he worked at the officiating. Burial will be in Mr. and Mrs. Carnell Reagan bid 111 force Ford to singing each evening. Ser- the major .elements in an "understanding" , reached Friday Morehead, Ky . Hospital after General Motors Corp. in St. Nick Cemetery. Friends Vance, son, Cheshire ; Mr . annoiiiiCe ltlJ Cllolce 01 a vices wiU be at 7:30p.m. The between un ion and management negotiators. The agreement suffering serious injuries in a Columbus 22 years. ~ and Mrs. Stanley Russell, running mate Wednesday Survivors include a son, may call at the funeral home daughter, Oak Hill; Mr. and morning, about ·u .hours Rev. O'Dell Manley invites came during talks mediated by Labor Secretary W. J. Usery in motorcycl e accident near Randy S. Koehler, Coolville; 2to4 and 7to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Harold Aul t, daughter, before the first ballotin(! for the public. Washington. The strike, which began Aprll 21 at nearly aU there. and W. C. Peck spent two daughters, Mrs. Okey Gallipoiis ; Mr. and Mrs . the presidential nomination. Goodrich, Goodyear, Firestone and Uniroyal plants In the thePaul weekend in Parkersburg, (Janet ) Connolly, Reedsville, James Connor, son, D-own But that did not end the nation, has cost the unioo 's 70,000 rank and me members an W . Va . witll their brolher-in; and Mrs. Wilbur (Marilyn) City; Mr. and' Mrs. James President's problems. · AUT()S COLLIDE estimated ~125 million in wages. ' . law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson , Coolville ; a · Two cars had moderate Gnmm, son, Pomeroy; Mr . Reagan 's camp•lgn Emzie Davis. brother, Clarence R. Koehler, and Mrs. Michael Wright, director, John P. Sears, dainage in an accident on SR NEW LEANS - LOUISIANA VOTERS, reacting to Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Reedsville ; three grand· daughter, WeUston. · promptly amounced Reagan 124 in RuUand Twp. at 5:40 charges o~ expense account cheating, dumped ~year · Ho~ (Birth, Aug. IS) will carry the rules fight p.m. Saturday. A car driven veteran Otto Passman, In favor of a politically unknown dairy Jordan, Bryan and Sarah; cllildren, Bryan, Reedsville, " Mr . and Mrs. Russ Willis, and possibly platfonn by Joyce M. Hall, 26, Mid· . fai'Jller in the state's weekend Democratic primary. But voters and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal and Lori and Lee Ann coJlUJlg year son, Gallipolis ; Mr. and Mrs. issues to the convention dleport, pulled from an in- paid Httle heed to Rep. ·Joe Wassonlfer's alleged involvement Jordan spent Friday night Robinson, CoolviUe. The Racine Baseball Assn. Joe Eskew, daughter, floor "so that everybody will Funeral services will be teraection Into the path of a In a Washington sex solicitation case involving police-decoy and Saturday ·traveling to at its annual picnic Aug. 6, at Wolf Lake near Fort Wayne, Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the car driven by Kenneth K. [li'Ostltutes and renominated the congressman with 83 per cent the Sllrir: Park in Racine Galli polis ; Mr . and Mrs. be able to ~ where our Indiana, where they picked White Funeral Home here ISnyder. Mrs.. Hall was cited of the 4th DiStrict vote. elected the following officers : Marven Bennett, daughter, · strength, lies . . for falllli'C to .yield right of · Passman, who sought his 16th term, managed only 46 per blueberries on Saturday with the Rev . Richard President, Libby Fisher ; Gallipolis; Mr . and Mrs. Sears , strategy Is to way. There we're no injuries. cent of the vote in Louisiana's 5lh District against dairy returned home Saturday Thomas officiating. Burial Vice-President, Don Beegle ; Darvin Malone, daughter, presstnFord~to disclosing wiU be in tlle Tuppers Plains Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd a running mste 10 advance of fanner Jerry Huckaby, 35, of rwal Ringgold, La. The 76-year- night . Mrs. Madge Blackwood Christian Cemetery. Friends secretary-treasurer, Lillian Baker da u •hter Jackson. the Wednesday night old Passman was hurt by reports he cheated on his travel Weese , and business ' ' ballotin(! In the belief that expenses and used.. his Influence to obtain contracts for and daughter, Lisa Dye, maycallatthefuneralh~ managers, Luci lie Diehl and enjoyed a vacation camping . anytime. whoever it is will cost Fcrd a shipping firms. He deoied any wroogdoing. Dorolhy Johnson, TITLE WON trip through the E.aslern few precious ·VQtes here and Ball suits are to be given to NORTON, Ohio (UPI)- there. Unitro States and parts of Lucille Diehl as soon as · Kristie Ann Chrisman, 17, Canada. Falllng that, Sears hopes at possible' and aU ball equip- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. least to show the delegates Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith ment to Don Beegle. The next Jess Chrisman, Peninsula, some persuasive ' new spent Saturda y night in project to be worked on is won the Miss Ohio Teenager evldeDCe that Reagan is .a Carroll, Ohio with his new~niforms . Donations are title 'Sunday night in com· winner worth joining, · • paren ts, Mr . and Mrs. being acceptro by .any of- petition with 38 contestants Manford Sm th . On Sunday Another wild card In the from aU over the state. ficer . they all were in Olntinental, suspenseful power strugale ' an Independent Aa """''tll ·on MASSILLON - Lisle C. Ohi o for the ""'' was Sen. James L. Buckley, lnaurence agency,, our c-. returning by Edisonreuru , Ohio,, Weaver, 77, formerly of the New York conservative. primary function Is to . where they were supper Middleport, died here of a Draft Organizers provide polic ies which COLUMBUS (UP! ) - A . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Saturday at Massillon City · Buckley for President afford financial. protection strike threate!'S deliveries to Stanley and Anna (Oleva Hospital. Committee said he probably In caae of loss. 85 central Ohto stores 10 the Smith)beforecomlngbackto · Aresident'o!Massillon, Mr. But, we also have,a vital wlll decide by Tues 1y Kroger grocery cham today. Carroll. Weaver had been ill several Interest In toss prevention . whether to let his name oe as llhould our clients. We Members .of Lncal 1471 of Columbia Grange No. 2435 years. Besides his parents, he placed in nomination againat encourel@ care, caution the International Asanclatlon held their postponed meeting was preceded in deatb by two Ford and Reagan. · ufety ... preventive of Machinists went on strike on Thursday evening and wives, Alvina Peart WoodOne of the organizers, Rep. mNIIK.t l which cpn keep Sunday and Teamsters Un- inspection was held. Cont.es\i ford Weaver in 1958 and Edna Philip Crane, R·lll., 1hat car acclderil from . ion truck drivers refused will be held at the nexl Alena 'litomas Weaver in originally a Reagan· hacker, happening, thai building to cross picket lines at the meeting ·and members are 1962, four sisters and a son, aald Buckley .could get about fire from alartlng, that company warehouse and urged to participate. Usle, Jr., in 1974. home burglary from being ?XIacattered delegate votes on M• ., ,-;;;,.d,~ll)lll.,. meat plant on the east side of Mr.and Mrs. John Dunham Surviving are a daughter, committed. · the first ballot. But If by the Columbus. (Janet Jeffers ), Connie, Dustin Swaney, and a son , Prevention saves life. time balloting begins "this limb and property . .. and Both sides met with a Yvonne John Carl and Robert A. Weaver, both of thin(! hasn't gotten off the Remember back when it helps control Insurance federal mediator Sunday Richard, New . Boston, Massillon; eight grandwas only night air that was gro1111d, then I'm aoing to cooh end premiums. nlgbt but no progress was Dllnols, •are spending some children, and five grandsupposed to be bad for your vote for Ford," Whtn losses do occur, reported made toward Ume here with their parents children. health . , . Ford's aides said he still our pollcyholderscan count Improper air conditioner settling the contract dispute. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dunha~ Mr. Weaver retired in 1963 had made no decision on a an proledlon and service In filtering is not only bad far The warehouse provides and Mr. and Mrs. Reed after serving · as paymaster running mate. But the lime of noed . Bvt we still your health, it can also cost about 50 per cent of the Jeffers and olher relatives In for the Indiana and Michigan say-prl'l'entlon Is the best President indicated In an you in added fuel bills. Do perishables ~ other goods the area. Power OJ. for several years. policy. yourself a favor by lnterviC)V with the Olicago Martha Mays, who spent A veteran of World War I, he stopping and buying a new to central Ohio Kroger stores. Tribune that he might prefer filter this week. Company offfeials said some time in O'Bieness · belonged to Veterans of someone else than the other deUverles 'lri1l not be Memorial Hospital, has been Foreign Wars, Chapter 3124, controversial John B. affected and stores will released following s\ll'gery at Massillon. He was a Connally of Texia - ~omeone remain open. A spokesman and is convalescing at her member of the .Army and who "would strengthen the said management pel'I!OIInel -home here . .Recent guests of Navy Union, the Eagles 992·2145 party and prevent any will make some of the Mrs. Mays were her son and lodge at Massillon and atdivisiveness within the party The Department Store of deHveries this week. daughter-in-law , Mr. and tended the Epworth 102 W. Main Pomeroy Buitdln Since 1915. ranks." . Mrs. Albert Quivey of Stras- Methodist Church in Sears .at.d Ford would have Massillon. burg, Ohi o. Reagan's siiJlPOl'(lf he won Mr. and Mrs. Jerry StansFuneral services will be the nomllration, but that GOOD NEWS for President Ford appeared to come bury, Reva and Aaron, were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the " uqder no out of preconvention skirmishing In Kanaaa City. Ford WOMAN HELD g~ests of her brother-in-law Gordon -Shaldnagle·llollnger clrcumstances ...abeolu!A!Iy forces held an edge in most cases in struggles with Ronald MANSFIELD,OIDO (UPI) and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Home for Funerals In not" would Reagan ac<:ept a Reagan's backers for control of key convention - A 19-yearo()ld woman was Throckmorton and Leslie In MassiUon. Graveside rites Ford offer to be hLI I'UIII4n8 committees. held by police over. the Charleston, South Carolina will be held at Z p.m. at lhe mate. weekend as a SUBpeCt in the recently. Gravel Hill Cemetery at lata! shooting of Tina Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Dale Stans· Chesllire with Mr. George 20, Mans~ield, . at tbe burg accompanied their son Glaze officia tlng. •downtown Rex's Blllial'd and daughter-in-law, Mr. and' · Patlor late Saturday. Mrs. Jerry Stansburg, Reva Awitness told police that a · and Aaron, to Annapolis, woman having a shotgun Maryland, where they visited entered the pool hall and with Mr . and Mrs. Ben RIJMSFEU) I'IEfiER . " , WASHINGTON (UP!) opened lire. The blast hit the Gryctko (Eileen Stansbury) Defl!ose Secretary Donald H. victim in the lower abdomen. for a few days. Rumafeld Is expected to leave A few minutes later pollCI) Bethesda Naval Hospital took the IIUBpect lnto 'custody. early this week to cootlnue No motive was revealed for · PICNIC SET his , recovery from an the botnlcide. RACINE Racine . operation in which part of his Made of sanforized 10 oz. blue deriim American Legion Post 602 thyroid &land W88 remDYed. ' ' will hold Its annual picnic A Pentagon spokesman _ ·100% cotton triple stitched .bar .' Sunday, August 22, at noon at said Ruln8feld, 44, considered Shrine Park here. Bring a tacked points of strain - lengths covered dish and table ser- one of President Ford's CLOSED possible l'IIJ1IIintl mates, is in vice. Aug. 16 tt~ru Aug, 26 from 29 to 34. "satisfactory condition; For Meigs Co. Fair awake, talking and allowed to 5 MEETING CAlLED move about," he said. The past presidents' club of <in Friday, the richt lobe of Drew .Webster Unit 39, Rumlfeld's thyroid gland in American Le&lon Auxiliary h!J throat was removed Open Friday 9,:30to I p.m. and Saturday 9:l0to 5p.m. Aug. 21-21-29 will meet Wednelday at 7:30 becallle docton bad found a Molhtr J..Sincl SPttd p.m. at the home of Mrs. lump there durina a physical Show sfartaol 7 p.m. Rlloda Hackett, Sr., Second eumlnatim. The lump was Street, Middleport. found to be noncancerous. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - WliUii:ii ·Scrantm ~ high on President Ford's vice presldentlalu.t ancl Scranton Slid today 'lri1l take the job If liked. "Bill Ia very high on the President's list," said Sen. Hugh Scott; R·Pa. "I happen to know that. I happen to know that he Is very )llgh Indeed of the list of the nine chairmen of the eastern states. He has a very real chani:e." Scott (IJ'edlcled at a news briefing tbat Scranton, former Pennsylvania governor and currently Ford's ambassador to the United Nations, will be among "The his choice to five - Sen. lui Howard Baker, Treasury three or four who 'lri1l be Secretary William Simon, considered." William RuckelshaWI, Ronald The rumors about the vice Reagan and • Anne presidency continued to BUr· Armstrong, the U.S. face. The Washington Poet ambasslldor to Britain - and rt!ported Ford had narrowed that Ford has told fOI'll)er Henry Van Sickle dies . :r : Rk!;d HOSPITAL ::~ NEWS Ford still Carpenter Pearl Personals News .. in Briefs Teu.a Gav. John Cotl1llly he aemlf!naU.S, among the last of Reedsville died Sunday · ' Keno Bridge U-bolis found C.orroded I Wesley Buehl, County cent of the cross section of light 4" steel deck with asphalt lUI. Thla will increase Engineer, seated right, and some of them is gone. the commissioners also These U-Botts - all being lhe live load capacity of the Monday eumined. U-bolts replaced - .support the floor bridge enough so that It will from the 1\eno Bridge pver beams at each panel point of not need to be posted for load Shade River on County Road the lrusses. The floor beams limits. When completed in time for C-28 just south of State Route in turn support t(1e floor 248 in Chester Township. stringers and bridge deck and school opening these repairs Regular bridge inspection roadway over which the should extend the useful life of this bridge another 25 had revealed that these U· lrafflc passes. Bolts, over tlle years, had The new U-Bolt hangers years. Shown are . front, l·r, corroded from. water, salt, are made of high strength cloders and the elements to steel. The heavy concrete Bernard Gilkey, and Buehl, which · they were exposed to 'deck is being replaced with a back row, Wells and Ours. the extent that nearly 50 per Kroger stores POLICY Lisle Weaver died Saturday in Massillon • POMEROY . CEMENT BLOCK CHAD ROBERTS AND ms FATHER, Randall Roberta, Route 2 Racine, groom Chad's New Zealand Whites preparatory to the 4-H and open competition In rabbit judging at the Meigs Olunty Fair. The eider Roberts Is superintendent. of the rabbit department. ":'.:::::::::;::::;:::::::::::::x::::::;:;:o:::;;;:::::::;:~:~~:!8;:::~:~:=:::~::8::::~::!::::::::::~~~::::~::::::::::::~::~::::~, fN~ws. .. lJSBON, OIDO .- DEMOCRATIC PARTY leaders in Ohio's 18th congressional dlatrict have. given state Sen. . Douglas Applepte of Steubenville the task of trying to keep ·· the seat Rap, Wayne Hays has held for 211 years. Repraentatives · from the district's nine counties met Monday night and tabbed the 47-year:ald leg!Jiator as the party's choice to replace Hays on the November general election ballot . CINciNNATI - THE U.S. HOUSE OF Rapresentatlvea Is "well rid of Wayne L. Hays," the Cincinnati Poet says in an editorial headlined "Good ridance." · been a notable offender in the use of taxpayers' money on trips abroad. Altogether, the House Is well rid of Wayne L. Hays." MEN'S BLUE DENIM' , WORK DUNGAREES equal to majcr earthquakes. · There were no Immediate reports of Injuries. Offldals earner had evacuated residents In the "death zone" around the 4,900.foot mountain when acieiltlsta warned an eruption of atomic bomb Intensity was Inevitable. It was not clear If the volcano - Ill name means Brimlltone Mountain - had . ac:tually erupted since clouds and .darknesa obscured the IUIIIIIIit. fuming PARIS ~ TIUEVES TUNNEDIED INTO the vault of a l"'rrs brlllch of the Societe Generale banlt and I'IIIIIICked 191 sale depolit boas over the weekend, euct1y a montb after an ldenUel! burglary ol another branCh of the same bank in Nice, poi.ICil said today. Astatement by tbe bank said the thieves tiled blowtorches '7' 'I" SIZES 32 to 42 WAISf.......................... SIZES 44 TO 50 WAIST•••••••••••••••••••••••• I, • t paiHnte~~~lllt..AIIIfU..Mittlwlllltwtatl l By ROBERT M. ANDREWS KANSAS CITY, Mo. - President Ford achieved the fruit of incredible months r4 ......~ (UP!) today seven bitter ' 1: 11111111 tit u• • THE STAFF oF THE COUNTY QII'II'ICE of Qlpt. of Schoola Robert Bowen wu h8rd at work at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds Monday setting up the aunual display of projects by irtuctents over .the past year. At the display above In Floral Hall are, 1tor, Qretta SUttle, Russ Moore and Mary Bacon, who set up the display. · 5:E?..::~~Full POINTE-A·PITRE, GUADELOUPE - THE IUIIU1lit of La Soufrlln wleano, spewing a.!hes and geysers r4 fire, ezploded M111dar al&bt with a ferocity that set off tremor~ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Here Is the schedule for tonight's session of the Republican National Convention (all times EDT) : 8 p.m. - Call to order, Opening ceremonies. 8:?XI Pfl· - Speech, Patricia Hutar, president, National Federation of Republican Women. 8:35p.m. - Reporl, credentials coounittee. 8:39p.m. '- Speech, John B. CoiU181ly, fonner secretary r4 the Treasury and former governor of Tezas. 8:57 p.m. -Rules committee report. . 9:02 p.m. - Pennanent organization comnnittee report. 9:09 ·p.m. :..__ Speech, Rep. John Rhode• of Ari.zona, permanent convention chairman and House minority leader .. 9:?,8 p.m.- Speech, Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska, chairman National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee. 9:45 p.m. - Platform ccxnmltlee report. Adjournment untO 8 p.m. Wedneaday follows debate and vqtlng on committee report·. Gallia agrees to school Gallia County commissioners Monday signed an agreement · with the Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation for students attending the Guiding Hand char~es sChool at Cheshire from Meigs County. The contract runs from Sept. !, 1976 to May 3, 1977, and caDs for payment of $76,000. to tunnellhroulh a reinforced concrete wall from the sewers ·Gel Into tile depotit vault of the Societe Generale'a lie SaintIAiula br-"cll· Amount ollosa"'ru undetermined. (Oontinued on page 10) ' Rock Springs Fairgrounds. A new hub fence (going around the inside of the track, was pot In earlier. Ford winner-by one delegate By Ualted Press laterDaUOIUII CHARLESTON, W.VA. - APPALACHIAN COALmlnel'l, . fresh off a month-long strike In whiCh dissent was aimed at the federal judiciary, won a major court batde Monday when a lmge fine impolled on the United Mine Workers union a year ago was erased. Miners In West VIrginia and seven· other c(llll-fl'oduclng slates were back at work Monday, crankin(! up production that waa silent four weeks In an Illegal walkout. In another court development, a contampt motion against l)llners wu dropped when they resumed c111l production. ., As workers went back to the minea, U.S. District Judge K. K. Hall in Charleston removed a $700,000 he placed on the ' UMW last August. 81G SHIPMENT . Convention schedule UNDER SUPERVISION . OF FAIR JIOARD MEMBER Bill Smith , workers Monday completed · construction of a new outside fence of the race track of !he -· MEIGS lltEATRE f . . in BriefsJ . The 113th annual Meigs Counly Fair got underway today' under sunny s~es for its first full day r4 activities. Opening the fair l8st night was a choir of 110me 40 Meigs Counllallll directed by June Van Vranken, accompanied by [l(rothy Karr, who presented a bicentennial musical, "Ring the Bells for ·Freedom". The group's appearance was sponsored by the Meigs County Ministerial Assn. Tonight at 8 p.m. falrgoers will attend the first demolition derby ever held in Meigs County. Although the event is listed tor 7 p.m. m premitun books, the contest with $400 in cash .prizes and several trophies to be awarded will not start untO 8. It will be in front of the grandstand and drivers will report at least one hour before the starting time. There are several local drivers Involved in the derby. The laat vehicle stiU going after a group of cars bit each qt)ler Is the winning car in eaCh event. Judging got underway today In domestic arts, ca~g and baked goods and art work in the senior fair and grange booths will be judged tonight. Traditionally four granges 'lri1l exhibit. On Wednesday, junior fair swine and beef judging will be held and the first of two senior fair Oower shows will be judged at !2:30p.m. The second show Is on Friday. Opening class beef judging will begin at 1p.m. Wednesday and at 4p.m. there will be twilight harness horse racing, the first of three consecutive evenings of the harness racing. Fair Board President Wallace Bradford sald thllt there are numerous entries in the horse racing program. In fact, so many that lome of the races will have to be divided into iwo groups. ~ At 8 Wedllesday evening, there will be the annual observance of junior fair night, and the open class horse show in center field and the gtandsland attraction will be the annual pmy ,. ElBERFELDS IN POMEROY : JUST RECEIVED - ' Perfect·weather .greets opening day .of Fair are threat·nned DM.E E. WARNER county ·;~~~~~mj~;~~~~~j;~~~m~~;ijrj~~il~ii;~1~~~~~t~;~~~;:~~~~ttftJi~}~~f~j~r~~~tr~~li~~l~~~~t~~~?:?t:ltif:I~· PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1976 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Deliveries to ::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: and Gilkey, commissioners, Wesley Buehl, Bartha Chambers; clerk and engi~eer . ~ officers for · PREVENTION . IS lHE l BEST EXTENDED OUTLOOK Thursday through Saturday, fair Thursday and Friday and a chaace of showers Saturday. Highs will be In he mid 80s to the lower 90s and tows wlll be In the 60s. · Retarded Citizens Inc. The board of com· missioners may send mentally retarded students to Gautpolis at a cost of $56,297.74 which pays from Oct. 11176 to Aug. 1m. Asked how the cost of operation of the new school will be met a commission spokesman said that problem has not been solved yet. All preliminary work on the construction of the bullding will be done by the State of Ohio, at no cost to the county. One sta\e approved site for the building was on the Carleton College property iocaled in Syracuse. However, this is not definite at the present time, as the trustees of the college have to take action and no action has been reported to the com· missioners. Attending ~ere Wells, Ours enttne a1y VOL . . .XXVIII . ... NO. 85 vo4lrs. In June 1975, a 1.6 miD for 10 years, an additional levy for operating expenses of the school, alSO failed, as did a 1.0 mill Jor 10 years, additional, in November 1975. Meeting with the commissiooers this morning were parents, members of the Board of Mental Retardation, Doug Roberts, director of Ohio Legal Rights, and Bob Miller, executive director of ·the Ohio Association. for • • Group names I Meigs Co~nty will buDd a school for the mentally retarded the Meigs County Commissioners decided Monday evening. Henry Wells , president, ste pped down, and with Bernard Gilkey serving a~ president, took Wells' motion to build the school. Warden Ours seconded:' Gilkey did not vote. Meigs County voters In November 1973 passed a $250,000 pond issue to buDd the school. The state will provide matching . funds, making a total of $500,000 for the school. · The $250,000 bond issue was a 1h mill levy Tor a 20 year period. In November 1974, a renewal of .75 mills and an increase of 2·mills making it '2.75 mills for five years for an operating levy for the school was turned down by the votes for a first ballot presidential nomination victory from Ronald Reagan. Shortly after the first night session of the GOP National Cooventlon adjourned early today, Mississippi delegate Doug Shanli:a told UPI ·he would defy his state's unit rule : "Coole heU or high water, I'm going to vote for President Ford," he declared. -·-· That, plus an earHer shift of one uncomnnitted delegate from Virginia and a later switch b~ one from Delaware, ' pushed the President to 1,131-one vote over the 1,130 needed for nomination-according to UPI 's state -by-sti te tabulation. Reagan had 1,036 votes with 92 still uncommitted. The latest Ford convert was state Sen. C.E. Hughes of Delaware, who announced early today he was going from uncommitted to Ford because he thought Ford had a better chance of winning in November. The two candidates'· battle for a winning edge , however thin, continued undiminished by Conservative New York Sen. James L. Buckley's declsioo to.abandm his brief flirtation as a th!rd prospective nominee. One of the Reagan floor strategems to stop the Pres!· dent's climb was a platform challenge of Ford-Klaslnger foreign policy, but the crucial test involved a proposed rules Change intended to force Ford to make an early- and potentially costly disclosure of his running mate choice. Both sides have been bringing Intense pressure on Mississippi to yield its glittering lode of 30 uncommitted votes, and slate Chairman Clarke Reed thought his delega lion probably would not decide untO a few hours before the Wednesday night balloting. The President is telllng no me- not even his wife Betty . - the names on his list of vice presidential possibilities. His aides said five or six contend· era were prominent among those represented by party leaders, legislators and other Ford advisers. The Washington Post said the list had been narrowed to five - Simon, Reagan, former Deputy Attorney Genera I Wi IIi am Ruckelshaus, Sen. Howard H. Baker of Tennessee and Anne Armstrong, U.S. ambassador to London. Aides to Vice ~ President Nel~n Rockefeller said the Ford list had been narrowed to Simon, Baker, former Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranllln, and Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson. Reagan said there was "no way" he would he Ford's running mste. But For.d said he wanted someone ''who appeals to areas with a large number of eleetoral votes," and a White House spokeiiJllan said he would consult Reagan before (Continued on page !OJ . . funding for town hall, maybe · Mayor Clarence Andrews .Sanitation due to the inc 1u d 1 n g stoves , held out hopes to Pomeroy numer ous complaints refrigerators etc. Manley Council Monday night of 100 received over a long period of stated .that elderly residents percent funding to remodPI time ·and issue a license to who cannot place their bags Pomeroy Senior High Lawrence Manley and Son or containers at the curb will Building Into a new viUage effective Sept. I. present no problem·as he will hall . Manley's . rates will be pick them up wherever Mayor Andrews said a comparable to !hose of H&P, located . Manley said he will grant may be obtained · tJJal is, $3 per month for as solicit customers, and will through the PubHc Works many containers as the pick ·up once a week . Emplorment Act of 1976 to customer has and for $4 a Mayor Andrews disclosed renovate the second and third month he will pick up the cemetery Is in bad con· floors of the school. He said anything pla~ed at the curb diUon and that a larger grants of 100, 80 and 75 per mower is needed if council cent are available and Intends to cut the weeds Pomeroy could get as much there . Councilman Harry as $125,000. The mayor will eat Davis opened that "We owe it attend a metting on the to the people of the viUage to grants in Columbus on Aug. Clear and cool tonight, lows get the grass cut at the 21. in the upper 50s. Sunny and cemetery." · In other business, on a warmer Wednesday , highs in The mayor and Davis said motion made by Ralph the mid 80s. Probability of they had priced two Gravely W~rry , councll vot~ to rain near zero today, tonight mowers and suggestro that revoke the license of H&P and. Wednesday. · one' be bought . Council , W h er granted permission to the mayor, Davis and cemetery trustees to make a decision following demonstration of the mower. Council voted to transfer $1 ,000 from the parking meter fund to the maintained the cemetery. The Rev. Bill Perrin, who general fund to pay for the opened the meeting with mower, if purchased. ll was pointed out that prayer, statro that if the residents turned down a one cemetery is not cleaned up he mill levy that would · have would suggest that local church congregations pitch in to help get the wor k done. The mayor's report for the month of July in the amount months or more next of $3,127 .?XI was read and preceding tlle date of making accepted. application for either a Attending were Mayor hunting or fishing license Andrews, Ralph Werry, .must be issued a non ...esident Davis, Dr. Harold Brown, license and charged the ' Phil Globaker, Charles regular non-resident fee . Bartles, Lou Osbor ne, Applicant must have resided councilmen, Phyliss Henin Ohio for six months or nessy, treasurer ; Jane more nexl preceding the Walton, clerk; Rev . Perrin, date. Anon-resident license is Lawrence Manley, Lawrence required of all persons not Manley, Jr ., Trell Schoenleb qualifying as a resident. and Seidenabel, cemetery trustees. Ohio grandP,as can fish Meigs County Clerk of Court offi ce sal<;t today permanent hurl!ing license are now available to aU ap· plicants 65 years of age or over. "However," Clerk Larry Spencer said, " the legal residence of the applicant must first be de !ermined before the license is issued." All applicants who have not been a conlinuous resident of this State for a period of six ~ 1 ' I. ), • �3- The DIUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tueldar. Aug. 17, 1976 - Cubs win another, .-· · . BASEBALL .. 1- '1be Dally Sentlnei,Mld!D.eport-Pomeroy, 0., Tue!day, Au~. 17. 19'16 Bell charged with evading Ohio Sunshine Law " COLUMBUS (UPI) - Did the Publlc Utlllties CGnmlulon of Ohio (PUCO) , break the law when It gave Ohio Bell T4:lephooe Co. a f200mllllon a year rate hike? Columbus a ttomey Sheldoo A. Taft believes the answer Is yes and has accused the lhreemember ~OIIIII)ission of violating the open meeting requirements of the ninemonth-old Sunshine Law. However, PUCO spokesman Paul Richards Monday defended PUCO Chairman C.Luther Heckman a Republican and Democratic Cclmmlssloners Sally W. Bloomfield and David C. Sweet. ''There was no conscious effort to subvert the law or to i. ..' get around the reporters," dlrecUy to the Ohio Supreme Richards said. "The COilll1iiB- Court, which would have ihe sioners just don't think that final answer. Taft said he will way. We alreadyhaveenough decide whether to go to the problems because people state High Court alter the think we are getting paid off PUCO acta. by the ulllities." " The ultimate answer has Ohio Assistant Attorney · farreaching lmplicaUons. II It General James Recchie, an Is found the commission expert oo the Sunshine Law, violated the law requiring was presented the facts of the ~bile agencies to do their case and has concluded the business before the media law was violated. anacitizens, the $200 mllllon But the PUCO will have the' rate hike woo by Ohio .Bell on first legal chance to answer July 8 would be thrown out. th e question. The Theclll1lllisslonwould then commissioners must havetodecidethecaseanew. consider Taft's objections But the Impact doesn 't stop and rule on his r,equest lor a · there. Rate hikes sought br_ rehearing on the . Ohio Bell the Cleveland Electric case by mid-September. Dlumlnatlng Co., East Ohio If the PUCO rules against Gas, Dayton Power & Ught Taft, he can take his appeal .Welfare image and others aiiJo be rejected on the same basis. The PUCO has followed the same pattern In deciding the Ohio Bell case as the others. That pattern has brought objectioos from Taft, wbo represents the private burglar alarm Industry In the Ohio Bell esse. Taft said that the commission announces Its regularly scheduled case signing sessions the week bef<re by dlstribuUng an agenda. The agenda Is supposed to meet the r~uirements of the Sunshine Law. "However, the history of the Obio Bell case reveals a flaw In the fatal McGough claims GOP can come back in worse than ·the fact B~fJg>~~, (UP!) - Republican state chairman Kent B. McGough says Republicans have a chance this fall to take control of both the Ohio Senate and House, and capture up to five additional congressional seats. McGough lilade his rosy predictloo as the state's 97· 111ember delegation, of which he is chairman, attended the Republic an na tlo n al convention Monday. · The chairman, not normally. over optimistic In pilblic, said he has "new Information" leading to his belief that the GOP can regain control of the state Senate and House, which it last dominated together in 1972. "From what my people tell me, I think we've got .a chan . ce to _win 'em both," said McGOugh. "I think there's going to be some real shock- fall ~:;;~~~~g~e1nl~~ commlulon's compliance and did not appear oo any with this procedure," Taft qendl olthe cornmi811on ol said In his legal brief fUed which were given public not!· with the conunl.saloo. ce," Taft said. Pe said the C011lllli811oo . • A person bad to attend the periodically brought up the June 2meeting to know about Ohio Bell caae at a regularly the June 4 meeliJt8 and attend scheduled meelin8, but then that meeting to know about tabled the case to another day lllbsequenl meetings. when a regular meeting waa He said, "In effect, the not scheduled. winnowing proces11 permitted "The minutes ol the •leu and less acceSI to the regularly scheduled' case meetings." · · signing seulon on June 2 '1be Sunshine Law requb:es ·Indicate the case wu tabled any public aaenoy that until Friday, June 4,'' he said. schedules special meetings to "The June 4 meeting did not give at least 2f.hour notice ta appear Oll any agenda. In the media arlc! the public. "No fact, the published agenda elfort na ever made !0 Indicated 'no scheduled mee- comply with this provl.sion by Ung' for that day." the commission " Taft said Taft said the June 4 PUCO apokuma~ meeting was held and then Richards challet~~ed Taft's tabled to June 7, Uiatmeeting arguments. csrrted over to June 11 and He said the COIIlllli8llon Uiat meeting June 14. tabies cases as a procedural "Themeetinga011 June'4, 7, tool . ''There's nothing Uiey 11, and 14 ~ all not are trying to bide," he said. regularly achedule(j meetings . · Musical treat given •\ Republicans at KC •' KANSASCITY,Mo. (UPI) -Tile eveniDCMIIIon of the Republbn nallcoil convention Moaday wu opened by a lknllllber glee club from Columlq, !>No, wllJdl perfuuDICI 1 round of ltandlrd IIOIIiJ. '1be Republican Glee Cub, billed u the BlceMeruial Centennlll Orcheltra,angiUCIIlamlel u "Iii the Goad Old Summer Time," "Swlnnee" and '11111 11 My Country" u early arriving delegate~ applauded ' ' I .... ' .' ... ' . .. • ,:... ...ar deal-ers -.. •• ' are Char·aed " -·• ' ' - ' . , hj ' .' I • · ~­ .14.t h School assault can be -~· I - .. _._ ......._ ~· )· ~· -.: . . . ~· '::.. .... ~·, " K .. • ~.:~ ... , w• _.::; -- • "~ :.. ,,., · ~· ,., ·" '" I . - I - ground fo;r court suit ... :":all j :I. '· purchuedlnc ... DR. LAMB Diverticulosis: no link to muscles Scouts open campaign for m/e mbers Sept. 1 ,.,,.,.,,_..,.mi. _,.., -. _1...,. , ' .. ; : , ·Bengal briefs , E&stman offe~ scholarships some soou s He · In the only other AL games, Baltimore defeated Minnesota', 11-4, Kansas City beat Cleveland, 6-1, Milwaukee tripped Oakland, 4-3, and Boston bombed Chi 12.:i cago, · Olioles 8• TwiDa ti Ken Singleton's thr~•n homer and Mark !Jelanger's ---· -· twOi'Uil double enabled BalUrn ore to keep pace with New York. Roils Grimsley, 6-5, worked 8 2-3 lnnlrigs to gain the v1c to, ry, whlch was Bu!Umore s fourth In Its last five games. Royals 6• lndlaos ~: A_mos Otis . and Tom Po'!llette belted twOi'Uil first lnnmg homers to back the thr~lt pitching of Marty "I would enjoy It," Hunter Pattin and send Kansas City said of another ~arne win 0 fl t 0 1·t thl season, "bull don'tknow how VICtory. s · pi~ked rd ~lralght · Pattin up his many starts I have left. I'm frrst complete giune but lost 14-12 now and I don't know If his shuto~t on George .f!iere Is enough Ume." Heildrick;s 20th bo111e run In The win over the Rangers, the second iMing. a seven-hit per(ormance, Brewers 4, A's 3, pulled Hunter to within two Milwaukee's Von Joshua games of the 200-career rifled a baSes-loaded single iii victory plateau. He struck out the ninth Inning to scoce two threeandwalkedoneingoing runs and snap . Oakland's the distance for the 17th Ume winning streak at nine In 28 starts. The Rangers gam · J sh lao h deprlveilhimollhe' shutoutm' es. 0 ua a omered . in the first Inning while Gene the ninth lnl)ing on a sacrifice Tenace slammed his 13th Ry by RoY. Howell. homerforthe A's in the siJ:th Hunl~r . gll}"'-'~o111e ru11 Red l!ox 12, ·While Sox 5: · !!Ppot't. ~r.eA .Stanlev, . firstfrom slii,..... !l'""" ' ,p 'l " "oston ...,,, . . bombed · th ree ce 1973.. and Chicago pitchers for 16 hits, Ckey Rivers, who hit one scoring six runs In the third Ide-the-park, as the. and five more in the eighth to Y nkees won their sixth give. Luis Tiant his 13th game in the last seven starts. victory against 10 losses. The ytctory.maintained New Cecil Cooper led the Boston Y!l't:s 91'.!-game lead over assault with three hits while lleCOilCI place Ba!Umore In the Dwight Evans knocked In AL.East. three· runs. '. ' UPISporll Writer . Jim "Catfish" Hunter has about 10 more starts this year to determine if he can remain In the baseball pitching marathon with Waller Johnson and Lefty Grove. The three men all w~ 20 or' ~· more gaines during a fiveyear stretch of their Ame_rlcan League careers, but H te 1win s1 .un rmus xmore games over the final seven weeks attothejoin Johnson and Grove slxyear plateau. Hunter won his second str~lght game to boost his record to 14-12 with a 5-1 declslon Mooday .night over Gaylord Perry and the Texas Rangers. . "" !;. . -. • 5•l W-iilw!t ' ll.l By RICK GOSSELIN . . ''II .... . ::r. Houstoll Astros, ~. Monday nilht. bauluaves and a 2.17 earned run average . "I'd like to end the season with 10 vlctorlea and a few milre uvea," said SUtler, wbo signed out of high school with the Cubll In 19'72. "I like being a reUef pitcher and have been working at becoming a good one since I entered organized ball." Sutter ran into trouble In the eighth Inning when <llff Jolwon tripled, with two out and the score tied at 3-3. He ~ .. ~ I Parma: '· By FRED DOWN UPI 8poi11 Writer Manaaer Jim Marshall beUevee the ChiCII!O Cubs are &lowly bullclinllasolid teamthanka to S!lch yo~q players as 24-year-old reliever Bruce Sutter. A 8-foot-2, 190.pound (f!rkballer, Sutter didn't join the Cubs unW May 9, but has developed Into ooe of the National League's mo~t effective relief pitchers. He picked up his third victory when the Cubll defeated the "'H .. ' unter records '' '' Kissinger wants probe · nays ha n ky panky . . ' '' .."' caucus of the 97-member . 1be agreement, wrucn IS with the Public Utllllles the PUCO in the wake o! Ohio By WESLEY G. PIPPERT could keep federal spending Ohio.delegaUon. CANTON, Ohio (UPI) expected to be approved by Commission. Supreme Court declalons rePLAINS, Ga. (UPI) at Its current level and "ThePresldentlsapopular Average residential the PUCO within the nezt 10 Under the terms of the qulring algnlflcantly hlaher Jimmy Carter says balance the federal budget by figure In Ohio," said consumers In siJ: Ohio cities Jll'evaDlng beliefs that the the end of a first term as McGough, chalnnan of the will see no Increase In days, was reiChed Monday agreement reached with the rates of return than afttl'ded welfare system Is wasteful president. delegatloo. "He's a neighbor. electric bllls If an agreement between the cities and· Ohio clUes of Canton, Cambridge, by the coounlsslem In the past and unfair will be more Carter met with more than I've been In politics fer 25 between the ciUes and the Power, according to Canton Fremont, Heath, Fostoria lnclmlnl Clnc:lnnaU Gas & serious to deal with than the a 'dozen domestic advisers years and I don't know of any Ohio Power Co. Is approved aty SoUcltor Harry Kllde. and North Canton·, the Electric Co. which 11ettled lor Ohio ~wer had lUed an company wlll receive an 92 per cent of Ita request and cost of the system iiself. Moo day in the fourth of a poUtician from outside the by th'e Public utilities application lor an $15 mllllon additiema~ $4.7 mllllon above Columbus & Squthem Ohio The Demo c r a t 1c series of briefings on state who has appeared In funmisslon of Ohio. a ye~ general rate Increase the rate levels presenUy In Electric .Co. which ~etUed lor presidential nollllnee said Cljmpelgn lsalies. He was to Ohio more than he has." effect but there will ' be no 88 per cent. . . . Monday .· a key to defusing meet with energy speelallsts McGough, who was lnstruIncrease In the electric bill Of "Equally Important Is the those volatile atUtudes would today at his mother's "Pood mental in slating Ohio delethe average residential fact that tho8e hardest hit by be through . getting House." . gates {irmly committed to the f0118Ulller, s&ld Kllde. soaring ututty rates, the rest. employable people, now on A reporter asked Carter at President , downplayed K1lde said the six cities dentlal consumers, will be welfare, Into jobs. the end of the domestic reports of SOllie potential Carter denied RepubUcan briefing whether the matter shifts to Reagan within the U ' decided to fight the rate affected little, If any, by the charges lliat his domestic of volatile attitudes about delegation. • *O . Increase after emergency agreed upon Increase," said ' rate hearlnga were held In Kllde. "While some proposals would cost $200 welfare reform and ''There have been no pres· znf,l ' Columbus. residential coosumers wbo b!lllon a year. He declared he payments is more serious sures from either side on our • thantheecon<lllicsofwelfare delegates," said McGough. Obio Power Co. filed the use more than 750 kilowatt By JIM ANDERSON newspaper said. • reform. "I anticipate the Ford and WASHINGtoN (UPI) - ''The records document a rate application on July 31, hours per mooth; wlll bear a "Yes, It Is," Carter replied. Reagan delegates will keep Henry Kissinger has ordered series of transactions and ·, 19'14, for $15 mllllon and Its small portion of the rate • He added : "The most their . . pledges unless an investigation into reports special favors that, during rate emergency appllcatioo Increases, the electric biD of prevalent attitude that hurts something startling happens that Rep. Wayne Hays used Ralston's tenure, have em Sept. 3, 1975, asldng lor an .the average residential user the welfare system Is a belief to make them move ." his influence with the State el!&bled Russek, of Mexico emergency rate Increase of will not be affected. ,., on the part of taxpayers that · The r.halrman said Ohio Department to aet federal Oty, to win more U.S. $49.3 . mllllon which was "lhstead, under the tariffs · their money Ls wasted, . a delegateS, while not legally . jobs and contracta for friends embassy, eoilstructlon and granted by the PUCO oo Jan. ..agreed upon, the bulk ol the · · Increase will be IKrne by COLUMBUS (UPI)- Suits . belief among welfare ers." · bo\Jnd, have a "strong moral and relatives. leasing contracta than any 13, 1975. Klide, In announcing the business and industrial charging car dealers In recipients they are not There would have to be for obligation" to support the The WasbtngtoD Post said other Individual and finn In Columbus, Chillicothe, treated fairly, the great Republicans to take both candidate wllo carried them Saturday that Hays used his the w!l'ld during the put five settlement, said the approved customers who are In a better Springfield and Cleveland, complellties of the present chambers heck. Democrats to the convention In the position to have an old Ohio years." tariff schedules would position to pasa such costs Tenn., with turning back system that have been ac- now domlnste the !fouse by state's primary election. Jroduce less than 64 per cent <il," said IOide. friend and former The Post said Ralston and od0111eters on used cars were · cumulated over a Ioog period 58-40 and the Senate by 21-12, While mentioning no department store owner, Hays have taken more tban of the company's total The cities were represented flied Monday b-!' Ohio of time ... and the with only half the senators' names, M c Go u g b • s Orlan C. Ralston, made 50 overseas trips to Inspect request iilcluding the $49.3 In their negotiations by the Alt«ney General Willlam J . Insensitivity of the programs terms esplring . statement may have been deputy assi!!lant secretary of U.S. diplomatic facilllies at milUon approved by the Columbus law firm of Br,t~· ed In . for those who hooestly need McGough singled out directed at Lois Leggat of state and chief of the State taxpayers' expense. Hays PUCO on a temporary basis Muldoon,' Pemberton and I .,..... g the swts were help." Democratic Reps. Charles J. Willoughoy, a Ford delegate Department office Uiat Inspected tbe London in J&~~uary, 1975. Fenis, which apeclaliRS In '' I Kllde said this reflects utility rate matters, and A. Tinsley Used Cars Inc. , He said one key was to · Carney of Youngstown who now llsta herself ·as supervises $3 blllion worth of .E;nlba88Y 28 times. 'I ' <'. Columbus; Holmes Brothers remove the employa~le Roqald M. Mottl of uncommitted a.nd leaning real estate owned by the · The Post said Hays' father· favorably with other settle.·. SCotl Rotll..v, ,ii utility rate 4' Used Car Company, . people lroin the welfare and Th01118S L. Ashley of toward Reqan. United States In other ~w. Leonard Peak, has re- menlll recently il]lin'oved .JiY"·~d§Diurt~~J() ", ' , :lVJ ~H>~ "'''"· Cleveland Tenn., which sold system, put them in · a Toledo as particularly McGough said he Is not countrles. celved $100..oday consUltant cara in Columbus; Warren separate categ!l'y, give them vulnerable. counting Mrs. Leggat among State Department · jo~ from tbe State Hollcm Motors, Chllllcothe; education and training He aiiJo said the GOP has a the 90 Ford votes from Ohio, spokesman Frederick Z. DePartment and "has been •' and Gene Young · Motors, opportunities - and then good chance to take the 18th but expecta she will end up Brown ' said Moilday, paidbyFBOforadozen trips ' . . . I Springfield. · The suits were ''match them with a job." and 2oth congressional voting for the President. SiJ: "Secretary of State Killlinger to Washington in the past ' flied In the COIIIUea where the "We ought to emphasize dlstricta, where Democratic Obio delegates are pledged to has ordered the lnlpeclor seven years." One of them, It companies .-e located, with the right of people to a job," Reps. Wayne L. Hays of Reagan. General of the Foreign said, was a visit to the . exception of the Carter said. "It Is a good Flushing and James v. The chairman said Service to make an Washington to visit a ~In ~~~~r, who was Investment for the future. II Stanton of Cleveland are not · newsmen have checked out Immediate Investigation. daughter over the Ou1stmas """" n ..aw, County. cuts down all the anclllary running for re-electloo. rumors of a ''half dozen" When the lnvestigaUon Ls holidays. If you are not satisfied with What should you do if your Temporary restraining cost of government _ "We're going to surprise oother delegates swinging ampleted it will be made child is assaulted in school or the school policy and its !l'denweregrantedMonday welfare, workmen's some people In Cleveland," away from Ford, "and In public." enforcement, you may want on school grounds. agaln11 Tinsley, Holmes compensation and other said McGough, adding Uiat each case the delegate has Hays, chairman of the First, you should make to see a lawyer. He may llrotben and Young Motors. aspects that are so very ·Mayor Jack C. Hunter of . denied it. Of course, there's House International · sure a proper complaint Is advise. you to bring suit A requell for. a restraining costly." · . . Youngstown will be a "great nothing wrong with this kind Relations subcommittee made . But don't put down too against the school system. on!« againal H~ Motors Carter said that all federal candidate" against Carney of speculation It's part of the which oversees · the · State Some Urnes a court suit Is a much in wriUng, advises ~!.be be.-d today in Rosa proarams now m•ke up possessor of a powerful game. But ke Isn't gOing to . Department budaet, to good way- and the only way l attorney Richard Brick• '""""> Common. ~leu court. "roughly 20 per cent" ·of the poUticsl name In that area. be any pressure from me." announced his retirement wedde, featured columinlst In - to make sure the school •' • Brown uld the injunctiona GroSI National Product. · Ohio's 15 Republican cooMcGough alao reported he from CCIIgress Friday. He HUNTINGTON :_ W. NETWORK, . the parents' reviews Its policies and keeps ~~ to stop the Ssylng that the coat of the gre81111len already constitute received personal praise cited "01 heallh" and "the Robert Cree, Scout Executive newspaper published by the a closer eye on things, says • uwu engaging In any welfare program is the largest GOP bloc In the from Ford on his han!D.lng of harusments my family and I' of Trl.State Area Council, National Committee for Brickwedde. further vlolatlons d. Ohio's ''relatively IIIJlall" compared House of any state In the .the convention Rules have taken from the Boy Scouts of America, has atizens in Education. If you If you decide to sue, notice COilllllller protection laws to other programs, Carter country. . Committee, of which be II Washington POll!." has to be given within 30 to 90 announced that Scouts who decide to sue, a written • . and to have the canpanles said II was his goal to keep · Earlier Monday, McGough chairman. He said he met days of the Incident Earlier . this year Hays have earned the Photography statement could be used •• ll8lea to his office the cost of all federal said he detected no with the President brlelly at admitted he had bad a merit badge are eligible for against you. (depending orr state law). ,_~ year. spending to the present :In per movement away from lbe Crown Center Hotel ''persooal relationship" with scholarship awards In the Brickwedde advises ••• You should ask to see the ...'•. .. ...., uldng the courts cent of the GNP. President Ford amongst Sunday night. Elizabeth Ray, a worker In 1976 Scout Photo Contest school policy on assaults parents to lind out II the IntothelrCl'der tbe dealers Ill review He said one exception Ohio's delegation to the "He cmgratulated me em bla office. Mlsa Ray charged sponsored by Eastman cident Involving their child recorda ol ules during might be If the federal conventioo. my chairmansblp of the the Ohio Democrat had Kodak. Company. The against students and theft or was an Isolated one or vandalism of their property. >: the past two years and to government embarks aa he "I don't lind anybody Rules COillmlttee "McGough placed her on the govenunelrt poslmarkdeadllneforentrtes If such a policy exists, ask whether there have· been wbo has proposed, ~n a around here mad at Ronald answered wben ~ed what payroll to be lia ml.streli. •• Is October 1. how ills enforced. What steps many such Incidents." "II It's ••• • contact any1 CCIIl8UIJler car with In !-'Uilprehenslve health care Reagan, and I don't find he discussed with the Hays 81l1101111Ced lui week A bey must be a registered will be taken by school of- an isolated incident," he .... CITeCI milesae reading. system. anybody mad at President President. that he would not seek reScout at the Ume of entering ficials to punish the person( s) says, ''the chances of winning ~· electioo to the House. · the contest, and he must be II who assaulted your child? a suit against the school ••• a11ng documents obtained to 15 years of age as of Oc- What will they do to prevent system are not good. But If under tbe Freedom of tober 1,1976. Pictures may be the same ·kind of Incident it's happened before, then a Information Act, the Poll entered in each category. from happening' again? parent might be able to prove ". said Ralatm, as chief of the Prizes for each of lllll two liability on the part of Most parents are conForeign Building Office, categ<ries are: first place,' cerned that such violence school." Improperly fiiVored Marcoa $1,000; second place, $500, does not occur again, says Iii some states It's also Russek, a contractor •.wbo and third place, $250. Brlckwedde . Making sure · possible to bring 'suit against says he II a friend of Hays. Complete rules and official that the district enforces Its the parents of a child who has The paper said Hays entry forms are available rules for the protection of committed an assault. cilnflrmed that he promoted from the local council office, persons and their property is National Committee lor Russek because "he dOes Cree said. atizens In EducaUon. vital. , good work." By Lawreure E. 1.11mb, M.D. irritable colon . Many stipation , number 2-1 in the person's own lhyroid. The reaction with the Russek has WOO more than DEAR DR. LAMB - I have authorities think that the hopes that it will help you. Others who want this inthyroid gland causes it to ts mllllon in real estate' and the Health Letter on diver- spastic colon leads to the formation can send a lorig, show infla1111Tlatory changes CCIIIIIIrllctioo deals, mere than ticulosis and would like to ask formation of hte hernias. The stamped , self-addressed and undergo de~truction . It· half of them In exclllllve, some more questions. I have thought is that the Increased several friends with diver- pressure in the colon before envelope with 50 cents for it. may'swell, sometimes two or nonbld contracts. the ticulosis and ooe of them told the segment in sjlasm causes Address your letter to me in five times its norrnal size. me that it destroys all the small blow-outs in the colon care of this newspaper, P.O. Rarely the gland Is painfuL In Box 1551, Radio City Station, addi Uoo to the swollen or muacles In the body. Is that wall. , enlarged gland .tile IJ!UBI THIDA I. Y' IINTJNIL correct? And. does it cause a Spastic colon and related New York, NY 10019. ' OfVOTfD TO TH1 DEAR DR. LAMB Will accompanying finding~. It lower backache before and problems or the colon do INmiiiTOI after a bowel movement? cause back pain. Colon you teli me what Hashimoto's any, are tllose of iow thyroid MIIO..,..ASOH AIU <HISRIL • • - • • • HUNTINGtON .:.. The strat(ons, · Does It make one nervous• Irritation from whatever thyroiditis Is, "<Xhat It does to a . function. If too much of the •-••· camporees, and ·de•'"ned tcidevelopd·-•·able person and is there any cure? thyroid gland Is damaged it _ _"'" annual fall membership others. ""' """ to · Does diverticulosis cause gas cause may be one bf many qualities of character, DEAR REAbER - II is can result in permanent and bloating? . '"'"'"w Calllp8ign in the 'l'rl.Stale A b causes of back pain. I know of ,........., ..,., ,...,, ,.,...., ... Area c uncll B oy may become a Scout train in the responslblljUes of DEAR ' READER . - ,, Am 1 0 • 0 Y Scouts of when he Is 11 years old or has particlpaUng ci"·enshlp, and many people with sensitive · believed to be an autoim- marked iow thyrold 'function. n.. oo;~o_ v.lo.r ,..,,.... • ~ There. is no specific m ..... ''" - · · ...,. "'"· Dlverllculosis, the small bowl .who could not tolerate mune disease. What Is that? er ca,1 will Sep- compIeted the fifth grade or a to develop pei'IJOillll ... lltnesa, lvol••" OHt.. ..._ " ''" ' '· tember when begin 165 Scout pockets of the colon, are coffee. When they stopped it When you are exposed to an trealrnent to stop the reaction tr Cub Seoul when he Is eight Powe.llsald. CubScouN•• •- a ,,_ ....... .. oops •-- competed ~ .... really tiny ruptures of the entirely the colon problems infectious disease such as other than giving thyroid ·- ....... -.. 1 11 and Cub Scout packs years old or .... fanu'ly and hom~ntered hormone, if that is a problem, mumps your bOdy lonns ~·•·· enro new members. -~· Inner lining of the colon cleared and the back · .._, _ _ _.. _ Galled The G . satheid.second .grade, Powell _program and ScouNntt Is antibOdies to the mumps and even if the thyroid gland - • • .,_, ' - • · ..... Jlol. through the wall of the colon. discomfort went away. rowing with des! ned ~ .. ......, _ ..... m 1hl.. America Ronrvlup, the Scout g to achieve the BSA n- small pockets have Gas and bloating are virus and you are inunune to · function Is, adequate it helps u-m • .... ,...,.......r. '""· , , , T:-, In addition to the boys who objectives primarily through notblng to do with the common paris of spastic or further Infections of mump8. prevent enlargement and .....,,,.,_ .. - ......, ., ,, counc11 expect; to give an join exlsl•'ng p8 ck s an d a vigorous outdoor n .....am. reverse thyrbld . n _.. ,., oppor tun! ty to hundreds of troops p ,.. ..,. muaclel in the rest of the Irritable colon and are often There are some diseases In fr1ay 1 owell said, the Tri_,., .., ...... "..... '""'"' boy to j 1 Information about the • 1 a o n the n_oy Scouts of Stale Area Council ts to · body. You can think of them seen as part of the picture of which the body forms an· enlargement in young ,..,., .., _,,...., .,_ _,. ou•. ..,-n,.Ot>loo.. w.w.!....; America, Dr. Lucien Powell expec Scout and Cub Scout tibOdies to parts of a person's patients. ~ ~ ". as small blind pouches diverticulosis. •-.m.oo: "' -"'· '""" ,_ Roundup .t:halrillan said • organ!~ about 24 ~W,JI'l~ks progrllllle, JI available from own body . These are For some reason 'this similar to the appendix exSince you already have The 10 cept thai moat of them are on Health Letter on diver- autoimmune diseases. In the disease is now lhree tim~s"as ;:-,:;,::·::;.!.~.:".'"..!.~=~t,' :Si*ctal e~ents sc~uled.lor and troops In county area the Council service center ,....,.,,... ""' ....... ...... lhl• Jl!ll include School served IIY. the. 'council. 733 Seventh Avenue, Hun: of Hashimoto's common as it was lhree the leflllide. Uculosls. I am sending you case ,...,,.,..,....,, ' ' Nlgh'is, Troop Rally Night, The ~of ~lea .....Jlng.ton, .W. Va phone 523tllyroidl tis the body forms decades ago. It is 20 times as Diverticulosis is often the issue on Irritable or Flrst-Nighter demon- provides • program for boys 3408· ~ UIOCiated with spast.IC or Spastic Colon and Con . . an\lbodies against that common in women as in men. and YOUIII( adults that Ls ,• ' " ' Sport Parade By MILTON Rl<iouN Mojor Loot•• Sllndints Ui>l Sport& EditOr By Unilecr Prosr lnlernollonol NEW YORK (UPI 11 - Joe Frazier threw •left hook ths t wa.s National LIIIUI CINCINNATI (UPI) - The eosl a peach. box allows 10 strikeouts Philadelphia wis ~ P:;2 ~· That has always been his best punch, and this particular one and score five walks for Fred Plllsburgh 64 52 :ss2 ll lf, was better than he ever mtended II to be, landing so fiush and Norman. New Vork 61 58 .513 \6 10 effectively It surprised even hllll. • But, If you listen to wed Marmall what to tlrow ir 1 t!~rs !~ ~ :~ ~'h Under: ilrdlnary circumstances, Joe Frazier would 've the next hitter, Roger Moolreal 41 11 ::u6 l2'h followed up autanatlcally, dooe everything possible to end It Norman, the box !icore lhould Metzger. ~~"L .. Pel. .oa all, but~ he felt a vague se111e of ~ety-the same feeling · have ahown 12 strikeouts and "I told &!tier with hLI stull Clncl nnall 76 • 3 .t.39 _ any father would have, wbo thought he ICcidentally had hurt three walks. And, If II had, Norman It didn't make any dllf~ence Los Angeles 63 s• .538 12 ooe of his kids. _today would be celelx'ating In this situation," said ~~~~~~· ~ :; : :;~ l;:?, Instinctively, Joe Frazier put both arms around his son, his sixth , straight victory Marshall. "1 . told. him 'Go Anania 5! 64 .•62 21 Marvls, and the boy draped his arms around him lnsteadobl _mourning a• 4-3 san Franelseo 51 69 .42! 2l'h "You'all right?" the older Frazl In' Ired · 1 s1 after that man."' , • ' s Results er QU anJ 0U y, 1, !oils handed him Monday Sutler ·struck out Metzger ·AllanlaMonday • Clilclnnatl 3 lord! was all Marvis could say. · on three lllralght forkballs ~?.:~~~~ ~~~:io~o~ ls 7 Flfteen-year.-old Marvls looks 'as if he's going to be bigger night by the Atlanta Braves. "When a pitcher makes the and received credit for the (Only yames scheduled ) than his dad. He's ~oot-1 and 190 pounds, and he's a young victory when Sperrlng hit a Today • Prohblo Plleloers man wbo knows his own mind. He always has been especially perfect pitch em a ~2 · count, twOi'Uilslngle with two out In M.;,tr~!l' ~~";~~~~TJ . at close to bla father and when you ask hllll if he's going to he 's gotta get a strike from the ninth. The game-Winnlnj r.h lladelphla (Underwood0 817-31. become a profeuional fighter the wJy his father was unlll only the umpire," said Norman, hit followed alngles by Pete ·~~~~·;:!,; 1La Corle 1. at two montha ago, he 88Y8 softly but firmly, "if the opportunity now 11.:!; as he paced the clulrlouse alter the . game. LaCock and Manny Trlllo and Cincinnati !Alcala J0-3I.61 8, 05 presents ltaelf, I guess I wlll. " · "Twice tonight I didn't." . a walk to Steve Swilher. p.~an Ologo (S irom 10.12) at HJoe Frazlbeer II all flnl.shed fighting, tbough. Norman was referring to e says meant It when he announced his retirement Jline Larry Dierker allowed only Sl. Louis coenny H I. 8 , 30 p.m. the walks· which Jimmy Chicago ISlone 3·• 1 at Hous . 15 after being knocked out by George Foreman in five rounds Wynn and Darrel .Chaney t"7> 1\~~~~~r~ ?rJ:~:,:;5 f.·I') al an.~ he has no,intention of going back on his word. ' loasll!ainst 12victories. Enol son Franc?sco ID'Acquisto HJ . No, I don I think I fought too long," he says. "I think 1 drew during a two-run fourth Cabell, Cesar Cedeno and lONli.t·';;,..k !Mollack 12-61 at retired just right. When I did, my mother said 'I'm glad you lnnirig when the Braves took .1 Bob Watson had..two hits each Los Angeles (Rhoden 10, 11 , stopped.Now youcanelljoythe chlldreil, and you can enjoy the a 2--1 lead. for HoustOn while Trlllo and 10 :30 p.m. The walk to W)'llli came money.' People ask how I feel about being retired do 1 miss , Wednesday's Clames ••~•hlnn · ' · at san Franc isco ""'aclion.and eve.,w~'!>? To.teD you the truth, Jive been so alter Dave Concepcion's Swisher had two each f!l' the Pittsburgh Cubs Montreal al Phi Ia ; night ·busy, I haven't had a chance to miss anything. l'm busier than error on Jerry Royster's At.lanta defeated Atlanta at Clnclnna1i , night I've ever been " ground ball and a walk to Rod San Diego at St . Louis, night • Cincinnati 4-3 and San 01 Gillreath loaded the bases New vork at Los Ang, nigh! As president of Smoldn' Joe, Inc., a Philadelphia-based en· ' 11 7 In ego and set the stage for WUUe downed St ' Louis the terprlse, which serves IIi parent organization for nlllllerous IOnly gam.. scheduled 1 ' •NaUonal ' Mootanez's single off the emly other ·scheduled diverse ventures, Frazier has less time lor himself now than Amenun Le.ague he h glove of Tony Perez which League games. eo1 t w n e was heavyweight champion of the world . sent home the Braves' first New York wio L4i P~ G 8 On Mooday, for example, he lllade sure he was In tile office Padres 11, Cardl 7: run of the Inning. 60 s• :526 t'h ~ 9 a.m. to check on final arrangements for a party to he held Willie Davis' two-run Baltimore Two outs later, and with the Cleveland 57 59 .491 13•;, m the evening. The party was lor two fighters In his stable doubl and Enzo H .tw e trip! . emandez' bsses still loaded, Chaney the b'n ~~~;g~ ~; :;~ l~•;, middleweight Wlllle "The Worm" Monroe .and heavyweighi Oi'Uil e were "' M l l'f'au~ee drew his walk on a ~2 pitch to 51 61 .ds 11•;, Marty Monroe, no relaUon but both of whom had bouts In blows of an elghk'un, ninth- · · · force home the Braves' wesl Philadelphia Monday. It wasn't any special occasion but Inning outburst, which enabled the Padres to beat Kansas City wii L4i P:~2 G 8 F_razler felt It stDl called for a party. That's the way he ts' with · second run. "Both of the pitches were the Cardlbal.s Lou Brock had Oakland 64 5• .542 8 his people. · · perfect ... right on the black ~; ~ •: :;~ l~Y;: · Af\ef laking care of those details, Frazier had a meeting live singles for St. LOuis but ~~~::sola border ,;. just like the one 1 50 oa .424 22 with some people handling the publicity lor another future ., struck out with the bases Cal ifornia threw to SteVe Garvey out In .422 22 fight after which he hurried over to the weigh-In for both loaded for the final out of the Ch icagoMonday's49 'G67 ames M Los AngeleS," said an el:asonroes. game when the Cardinals Bostoo 12 Chicago 5 Foll~wlng ~t he met with his . attorneys concerning a perated Norman. rallied In the bottom of the ~:~.::~~~~ ~e€1~~~land 1 · UmOUSllle semce he hopes to open two months from now and ninth. Dave Freisleben got Milwaukee ' oakland 3 Ba ltimore 8 Minnesola 4 When he got through with that, he barely had lime enoug' h to credit lor his eighth win (Only games scheduled} grab thlnn to . Todly's Pro!nble Pilchers some~~.., eat before it was time for him to get ready to 1All Times eon attend the lights. Boston CCleveland 6o6 and ' he had shaved off Kreuger 0·01 al Chicago !Odom Joe Frazier looks grea I· Most of the. hmr 2.1 and Kravec 0-01 , 2. 6 :30 hLI head f!l' his f~t with Foreman has grown back jllld the P-'Fexas I Boggs ·0-21 al New ~ps he had m his face after that beating are all gone. A\'32, Vork IAh!xander 7-81 8 p m he S financially set.llhe wislled to, he could simply sit around By-TOM WHITFIELD Cal ifornia !Tanan~ 1.i-8 i. at _and take It easy lor~ long time, maybe even forever, but he CINCINNATI (UPI) - TipUPI Sporll w-•r Detroit (Fidrych 13 -4), 8 p.m. wanlll to keep acUve:and stay involv.ed. ping Mark, with Homero .uK Cleveland (Dobson 11 -11) at T I BETHESDA, Md. (UPI) _ kansas Cily (Bird 10-51 , 8:30 O ook at Joe Frazier and see bow good he looks and bow Hidalgo up, won the featured In the hegiru)ing, It was bDled p.~akland !Norris 4 _31 at happy he'is, you'd think he retired undefeated champion of the eight race at River Downs as the fins! round of the 58th M•lwaukee 1Rodriguez 4.81 world. At the Boling Writers' Dinner here last weekend many Monday by 61'• lengths over Red Pipe. PGA Champloosblp. By mid· :Jt'30 P m. ' peopletoldhimh~w glad they were he had quit. '. .Baltimore (May 8-9} at All kinds of st1 ked · Tipping 1\fark covered the . que 0118 were as Joe Frazier. Whom did he afternoon, it looked like the Mmnesota 1Bane H i, 9 p.m. tournament nobody wanted Wodnesday's Clames like next month, Muhammad AU or Ken Norton' seven filrlongs In 1:44 2-5 and <r • perhaps, the world's free- Tex.•s at New York, night "I gotta go with Nll'lon," be said. "He's my klend." paid ,2.40, $2.40 and $2.20. Cahfornia at Oelroit, night , Was that the ~ly reason'. Red Pipe paid $2.80 and $2.40 form double bogey-making Oakland at Milwaukee. night ~· contest. Clevelond at Kan City . night "No,'' said Frazier, "I think Norton wlll beat him.'' and the show horse, Count Boston at Chicago, night What bout the Ol . Finally, a while before . Baltimore al Minnesola, night a. ymptcs? Had he watched them on TV? He P;ico, paid $2.80. The 2-1 dally double of nightfall Monday, Dav~ . said he had and that he also had seen Cuba's TeofUlo Stevenson Stockton emerged ' from one lntern•tional ~fend his heavyweight title successfully but wasn't Vinegar Route and Hona 's Dream was worth $20:20. Qf the wildest scrambles In . League Slandings unpressed. .· · A crowd of 4,0~9 bet golf hi4tory with bls second Un1led Press lnlernationa 1 . "He di~;t get any better since the lasttlme I saw him two PGA Champioosblp and first R~hester ~i -~~' GB years ago, . Frazier said of Stevenson. "He w~nt baek 1n fact. $369,957. tour victory since' 19'14. Syra~use . He had a Iotta opportunities, but he just stood there waltln' 70 51 579 7 "I'm a positive person. Rhode Island 63 59 .516 w12 never lakin' advantage of the openings. I was surprised." ' When I get In the lead, I Memphis 59 63 .484 18'12 seldomfold,"hesmUedt "But RIChmond 57 6s .467 20•12 I just don't get In the lead Charleston 55 63 .466 20'12 enough.'' Tidewater 54 65 .4.5 4 22 · Toledo 49 74 .398 29 He looked shaky at Urnes Monday's Resulle -"P't~ during tbe stretch but Tidewater 4 Memphis 1 , CLEVELAND (UPI) eventually proved that' claim, Charleslon 7 Richmond 5 1 Mike Phipps was happy, but Syracuse 2 Toledo o he wasn't laud""". securing · the $45,000 first Rhode Island 4 Rochester 2 I 1 d """"' prize with a 13-foot ~~~ for a ns ea , he was being par on the final hole and a realistic. final score of 281, one over It was soon after he and the ........ onal Coun'-' BUFFALO NY (UPI Cleve Ian d Browns pa ronCon... ~ ~~ 0 • • ) A .........edlyh Club's 7,054-yard layout, Eli1abeth A. "Betty" un-,.... ad demolished besting Ray Floyd and Don Dinunlck has been apjlolnted !Jle Minnesota Vikings, 31-7, January by one shot. coordinator for women's m an NFL exhibition game Jerry Pate, who won both intercollegiate athletics at Monday night . the U.S. and Canadian Opens the State University ol New "Sure It's good, but you've Jack Nicklaus, David York at Buffalo. got to be realistic," said the Graham and John Schlee all School officials said former Purdue quarterback. finished at three-over-par Monday the appointment was "They didn't play their regu283. effective Immediately. larsosta lot and we didn't play m of our regulars either . "But it's the first time I ever beat Minnesota. I wouldn't care if we played our first team all the way and they used their . third team. 1 ' "~ ~ .. ~:l~ ,, _EOuldn · 't be happier." ,' .. q, , In Independent baseball action Sunday host RacineTRY OUR DEUCIOUS_HAMBURGERS. 1 ~ Portland dropped one to ,. Middleport Friendly Tavern MEAT GROUND FRESH D < ... - 13-1, although Portland pit.:hers tossed a one-hitter. : FRESH PEACH SHAKES AND SUNDAES. : ~~ . Middleport's only hit was a triple by Pat O'Brien In the sixth inning. Portland pltehers gave up 19 walks to account for the 13 runs . Perk Ault pitched a fine game to pick up tile win while Brady !Iuffman took the lOss, : Hrs.: lO:OOA.M. Tilll:OO P.M. Sun.- Thurs. : altJwugh he didn't give up a : 10:00 A.M. Till2:00 P.M. Fri. & Sat. hit. Pete ,Sayre and Gary 1,. 992-2556 . . George also worked the · _. W. MAIN POMEROY, O. : mound lor the losers. trip AStros, .5-3 ~ •' enthual.utlcally. · Manny Hannem, the director, said memberl of the club ranaed In 111e !rom 34 to 110. . He said ~year-old Harry Freellllll d. Columbus would Bini a solo of "BeauUful Ohio" during tonliht's openlnc seaaloo. Harmon, penplrlrig heavily after dlrecllna the 30 minute soogfest, said the club had been pracUci!W loc almost a year to aet Nlldy foc the cooventlon. He said the organlutlon wu 104yean oldand·has ~~q at every Republican Convention, either u part ol the Jll'lilll'am or in delegatloo hotels, l<r the laat century. Alalincluded In the group'S repertoire were ''God Bleu America" anduongaboutOhlo-"Round on the End and High In the Middle." Accord made·holding electric bills • Norman .upset after defeat' Today's · ... " By RICK VAN SANT . yards for a touchdown. "'' . CINCINNATI (UPI) "What makes It so bad was '"" Notes and quotes from the that I was concentrating on ·~ · Cincinnati Bengals' den: balding onto the ball oo that _.. Before Bengal fans get too play," moaned a subdued excited about the club's Griffin afterwards. "It must ~·· • cur.rent 3·0 pre-season have been a direct hit on the . .. record, they should recall baD." 1971 : Clncy went undefeated But the fumble didn 'I faze In the pre-.!lellson and then Woody. He continued to pile ". lost seven of ita first eight praise on his two·tlme .,, regular season games and Helsman Trophy winner. ~:" finished with a 4-10 record. · "Arch Ls a quality person In every way," said Woody, "" Ohio State coach Woody. looking trinuner than usual in , . Hayes dropped In to see one a neat, crisp sununer suit "It ,,; of his prize pupils, Archie makes l!le msd when people ~·" Griffin, perform l~st say he's too small for the .•• Saturday night. pres. Arch never surprises Woody was a week late. ~." " " , Archie had ripped off a 49Detroit coach Rick Forzano ·' , , yard TD run the week before, tossed out a tongue.m.cheek "·" but with Woody In the stands CC)mment about Griffin. his most sensational play was . "Archie Is too small play ,.., coughln8 up a fumble at football In the NFL," he .... midfield, with the ball \aughed with a blt of wl.shful ••• · boiDlcing up basketball-&yle thinking. 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FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE • • ' REPUBLICAN 92ND HOUSE DISTRICT ),t ~~ II\ CITY LOAN •• ....... ,_ u ttt Stockton -- " ' ·- ... :g Meigs County FAIR -·· Jlt .• :::m~,::~~ "The pitch· to Garvey, though, wound up as a called third strike and anne witb a l'WUler on base In the eighth Inning of a ~2 game won by N<rman. Veteran ump'I'Um Gorman was behind the plate Monday night. "I've just got to believe he 's a high fastball umpire," complained Norman. The Red lefty derived no satlslfactlon whatsoever from the fact that the 10 strikeouts he did rack up before his departure for a pinch hitter In the bottom of the eighth lru)lng represented a season high for a Clncy pitcher. Royster's one-out single In the fifth, his theft of 11econd and a single by Jimmy Wynn gave the Braves a third run. But, It was Vic Correll's seventh Inning leailolf homer, · only his !leeond of the season, which proved to be the gamewinning blow. · · That's because the Reds, after nicking Carl Morton for one run In the second Inning, added two more In the eighth before Adrlail Devine arrived on the mound after a two-out triple by George Foster and retired Tony Perez on a ground ball to Royster at third. The victocy was only the third qf the season against nine losses for Morton. And all of them have c0111e since the AIIStar lreak. .. · IIU • I ' t ' I !;I ') ' PJiENCY INC. 1'25 E. Main Street 99Z..2171 Middleport, Ohio 992-2342 . Pomerey. Ohto . ' \ �3- The DIUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tueldar. Aug. 17, 1976 - Cubs win another, .-· · . BASEBALL .. 1- '1be Dally Sentlnei,Mld!D.eport-Pomeroy, 0., Tue!day, Au~. 17. 19'16 Bell charged with evading Ohio Sunshine Law " COLUMBUS (UPI) - Did the Publlc Utlllties CGnmlulon of Ohio (PUCO) , break the law when It gave Ohio Bell T4:lephooe Co. a f200mllllon a year rate hike? Columbus a ttomey Sheldoo A. Taft believes the answer Is yes and has accused the lhreemember ~OIIIII)ission of violating the open meeting requirements of the ninemonth-old Sunshine Law. However, PUCO spokesman Paul Richards Monday defended PUCO Chairman C.Luther Heckman a Republican and Democratic Cclmmlssloners Sally W. Bloomfield and David C. Sweet. ''There was no conscious effort to subvert the law or to i. ..' get around the reporters," dlrecUy to the Ohio Supreme Richards said. "The COilll1iiB- Court, which would have ihe sioners just don't think that final answer. Taft said he will way. We alreadyhaveenough decide whether to go to the problems because people state High Court alter the think we are getting paid off PUCO acta. by the ulllities." " The ultimate answer has Ohio Assistant Attorney · farreaching lmplicaUons. II It General James Recchie, an Is found the commission expert oo the Sunshine Law, violated the law requiring was presented the facts of the ~bile agencies to do their case and has concluded the business before the media law was violated. anacitizens, the $200 mllllon But the PUCO will have the' rate hike woo by Ohio .Bell on first legal chance to answer July 8 would be thrown out. th e question. The Theclll1lllisslonwould then commissioners must havetodecidethecaseanew. consider Taft's objections But the Impact doesn 't stop and rule on his r,equest lor a · there. Rate hikes sought br_ rehearing on the . Ohio Bell the Cleveland Electric case by mid-September. Dlumlnatlng Co., East Ohio If the PUCO rules against Gas, Dayton Power & Ught Taft, he can take his appeal .Welfare image and others aiiJo be rejected on the same basis. The PUCO has followed the same pattern In deciding the Ohio Bell case as the others. That pattern has brought objectioos from Taft, wbo represents the private burglar alarm Industry In the Ohio Bell esse. Taft said that the commission announces Its regularly scheduled case signing sessions the week bef<re by dlstribuUng an agenda. The agenda Is supposed to meet the r~uirements of the Sunshine Law. "However, the history of the Obio Bell case reveals a flaw In the fatal McGough claims GOP can come back in worse than ·the fact B~fJg>~~, (UP!) - Republican state chairman Kent B. McGough says Republicans have a chance this fall to take control of both the Ohio Senate and House, and capture up to five additional congressional seats. McGough lilade his rosy predictloo as the state's 97· 111ember delegation, of which he is chairman, attended the Republic an na tlo n al convention Monday. · The chairman, not normally. over optimistic In pilblic, said he has "new Information" leading to his belief that the GOP can regain control of the state Senate and House, which it last dominated together in 1972. "From what my people tell me, I think we've got .a chan . ce to _win 'em both," said McGOugh. "I think there's going to be some real shock- fall ~:;;~~~~g~e1nl~~ commlulon's compliance and did not appear oo any with this procedure," Taft qendl olthe cornmi811on ol said In his legal brief fUed which were given public not!· with the conunl.saloo. ce," Taft said. Pe said the C011lllli811oo . • A person bad to attend the periodically brought up the June 2meeting to know about Ohio Bell caae at a regularly the June 4 meeliJt8 and attend scheduled meelin8, but then that meeting to know about tabled the case to another day lllbsequenl meetings. when a regular meeting waa He said, "In effect, the not scheduled. winnowing proces11 permitted "The minutes ol the •leu and less acceSI to the regularly scheduled' case meetings." · · signing seulon on June 2 '1be Sunshine Law requb:es ·Indicate the case wu tabled any public aaenoy that until Friday, June 4,'' he said. schedules special meetings to "The June 4 meeting did not give at least 2f.hour notice ta appear Oll any agenda. In the media arlc! the public. "No fact, the published agenda elfort na ever made !0 Indicated 'no scheduled mee- comply with this provl.sion by Ung' for that day." the commission " Taft said Taft said the June 4 PUCO apokuma~ meeting was held and then Richards challet~~ed Taft's tabled to June 7, Uiatmeeting arguments. csrrted over to June 11 and He said the COIIlllli8llon Uiat meeting June 14. tabies cases as a procedural "Themeetinga011 June'4, 7, tool . ''There's nothing Uiey 11, and 14 ~ all not are trying to bide," he said. regularly achedule(j meetings . · Musical treat given •\ Republicans at KC •' KANSASCITY,Mo. (UPI) -Tile eveniDCMIIIon of the Republbn nallcoil convention Moaday wu opened by a lknllllber glee club from Columlq, !>No, wllJdl perfuuDICI 1 round of ltandlrd IIOIIiJ. '1be Republican Glee Cub, billed u the BlceMeruial Centennlll Orcheltra,angiUCIIlamlel u "Iii the Goad Old Summer Time," "Swlnnee" and '11111 11 My Country" u early arriving delegate~ applauded ' ' I .... ' .' ... ' . .. • ,:... ...ar deal-ers -.. •• ' are Char·aed " -·• ' ' - ' . , hj ' .' I • · ~­ .14.t h School assault can be -~· I - .. _._ ......._ ~· )· ~· -.: . . . ~· '::.. .... ~·, " K .. • ~.:~ ... , w• _.::; -- • "~ :.. ,,., · ~· ,., ·" '" I . - I - ground fo;r court suit ... :":all j :I. '· purchuedlnc ... DR. LAMB Diverticulosis: no link to muscles Scouts open campaign for m/e mbers Sept. 1 ,.,,.,.,,_..,.mi. _,.., -. _1...,. , ' .. ; : , ·Bengal briefs , E&stman offe~ scholarships some soou s He · In the only other AL games, Baltimore defeated Minnesota', 11-4, Kansas City beat Cleveland, 6-1, Milwaukee tripped Oakland, 4-3, and Boston bombed Chi 12.:i cago, · Olioles 8• TwiDa ti Ken Singleton's thr~•n homer and Mark !Jelanger's ---· -· twOi'Uil double enabled BalUrn ore to keep pace with New York. Roils Grimsley, 6-5, worked 8 2-3 lnnlrigs to gain the v1c to, ry, whlch was Bu!Umore s fourth In Its last five games. Royals 6• lndlaos ~: A_mos Otis . and Tom Po'!llette belted twOi'Uil first lnnmg homers to back the thr~lt pitching of Marty "I would enjoy It," Hunter Pattin and send Kansas City said of another ~arne win 0 fl t 0 1·t thl season, "bull don'tknow how VICtory. s · pi~ked rd ~lralght · Pattin up his many starts I have left. I'm frrst complete giune but lost 14-12 now and I don't know If his shuto~t on George .f!iere Is enough Ume." Heildrick;s 20th bo111e run In The win over the Rangers, the second iMing. a seven-hit per(ormance, Brewers 4, A's 3, pulled Hunter to within two Milwaukee's Von Joshua games of the 200-career rifled a baSes-loaded single iii victory plateau. He struck out the ninth Inning to scoce two threeandwalkedoneingoing runs and snap . Oakland's the distance for the 17th Ume winning streak at nine In 28 starts. The Rangers gam · J sh lao h deprlveilhimollhe' shutoutm' es. 0 ua a omered . in the first Inning while Gene the ninth lnl)ing on a sacrifice Tenace slammed his 13th Ry by RoY. Howell. homerforthe A's in the siJ:th Hunl~r . gll}"'-'~o111e ru11 Red l!ox 12, ·While Sox 5: · !!Ppot't. ~r.eA .Stanlev, . firstfrom slii,..... !l'""" ' ,p 'l " "oston ...,,, . . bombed · th ree ce 1973.. and Chicago pitchers for 16 hits, Ckey Rivers, who hit one scoring six runs In the third Ide-the-park, as the. and five more in the eighth to Y nkees won their sixth give. Luis Tiant his 13th game in the last seven starts. victory against 10 losses. The ytctory.maintained New Cecil Cooper led the Boston Y!l't:s 91'.!-game lead over assault with three hits while lleCOilCI place Ba!Umore In the Dwight Evans knocked In AL.East. three· runs. '. ' UPISporll Writer . Jim "Catfish" Hunter has about 10 more starts this year to determine if he can remain In the baseball pitching marathon with Waller Johnson and Lefty Grove. The three men all w~ 20 or' ~· more gaines during a fiveyear stretch of their Ame_rlcan League careers, but H te 1win s1 .un rmus xmore games over the final seven weeks attothejoin Johnson and Grove slxyear plateau. Hunter won his second str~lght game to boost his record to 14-12 with a 5-1 declslon Mooday .night over Gaylord Perry and the Texas Rangers. . "" !;. . -. • 5•l W-iilw!t ' ll.l By RICK GOSSELIN . . ''II .... . ::r. Houstoll Astros, ~. Monday nilht. bauluaves and a 2.17 earned run average . "I'd like to end the season with 10 vlctorlea and a few milre uvea," said SUtler, wbo signed out of high school with the Cubll In 19'72. "I like being a reUef pitcher and have been working at becoming a good one since I entered organized ball." Sutter ran into trouble In the eighth Inning when <llff Jolwon tripled, with two out and the score tied at 3-3. He ~ .. ~ I Parma: '· By FRED DOWN UPI 8poi11 Writer Manaaer Jim Marshall beUevee the ChiCII!O Cubs are &lowly bullclinllasolid teamthanka to S!lch yo~q players as 24-year-old reliever Bruce Sutter. A 8-foot-2, 190.pound (f!rkballer, Sutter didn't join the Cubs unW May 9, but has developed Into ooe of the National League's mo~t effective relief pitchers. He picked up his third victory when the Cubll defeated the "'H .. ' unter records '' '' Kissinger wants probe · nays ha n ky panky . . ' '' .."' caucus of the 97-member . 1be agreement, wrucn IS with the Public Utllllles the PUCO in the wake o! Ohio By WESLEY G. PIPPERT could keep federal spending Ohio.delegaUon. CANTON, Ohio (UPI) expected to be approved by Commission. Supreme Court declalons rePLAINS, Ga. (UPI) at Its current level and "ThePresldentlsapopular Average residential the PUCO within the nezt 10 Under the terms of the qulring algnlflcantly hlaher Jimmy Carter says balance the federal budget by figure In Ohio," said consumers In siJ: Ohio cities Jll'evaDlng beliefs that the the end of a first term as McGough, chalnnan of the will see no Increase In days, was reiChed Monday agreement reached with the rates of return than afttl'ded welfare system Is wasteful president. delegatloo. "He's a neighbor. electric bllls If an agreement between the cities and· Ohio clUes of Canton, Cambridge, by the coounlsslem In the past and unfair will be more Carter met with more than I've been In politics fer 25 between the ciUes and the Power, according to Canton Fremont, Heath, Fostoria lnclmlnl Clnc:lnnaU Gas & serious to deal with than the a 'dozen domestic advisers years and I don't know of any Ohio Power Co. Is approved aty SoUcltor Harry Kllde. and North Canton·, the Electric Co. which 11ettled lor Ohio ~wer had lUed an company wlll receive an 92 per cent of Ita request and cost of the system iiself. Moo day in the fourth of a poUtician from outside the by th'e Public utilities application lor an $15 mllllon additiema~ $4.7 mllllon above Columbus & Squthem Ohio The Demo c r a t 1c series of briefings on state who has appeared In funmisslon of Ohio. a ye~ general rate Increase the rate levels presenUy In Electric .Co. which ~etUed lor presidential nollllnee said Cljmpelgn lsalies. He was to Ohio more than he has." effect but there will ' be no 88 per cent. . . . Monday .· a key to defusing meet with energy speelallsts McGough, who was lnstruIncrease In the electric bill Of "Equally Important Is the those volatile atUtudes would today at his mother's "Pood mental in slating Ohio delethe average residential fact that tho8e hardest hit by be through . getting House." . gates {irmly committed to the f0118Ulller, s&ld Kllde. soaring ututty rates, the rest. employable people, now on A reporter asked Carter at President , downplayed K1lde said the six cities dentlal consumers, will be welfare, Into jobs. the end of the domestic reports of SOllie potential Carter denied RepubUcan briefing whether the matter shifts to Reagan within the U ' decided to fight the rate affected little, If any, by the charges lliat his domestic of volatile attitudes about delegation. • *O . Increase after emergency agreed upon Increase," said ' rate hearlnga were held In Kllde. "While some proposals would cost $200 welfare reform and ''There have been no pres· znf,l ' Columbus. residential coosumers wbo b!lllon a year. He declared he payments is more serious sures from either side on our • thantheecon<lllicsofwelfare delegates," said McGough. Obio Power Co. filed the use more than 750 kilowatt By JIM ANDERSON newspaper said. • reform. "I anticipate the Ford and WASHINGtoN (UPI) - ''The records document a rate application on July 31, hours per mooth; wlll bear a "Yes, It Is," Carter replied. Reagan delegates will keep Henry Kissinger has ordered series of transactions and ·, 19'14, for $15 mllllon and Its small portion of the rate • He added : "The most their . . pledges unless an investigation into reports special favors that, during rate emergency appllcatioo Increases, the electric biD of prevalent attitude that hurts something startling happens that Rep. Wayne Hays used Ralston's tenure, have em Sept. 3, 1975, asldng lor an .the average residential user the welfare system Is a belief to make them move ." his influence with the State el!&bled Russek, of Mexico emergency rate Increase of will not be affected. ,., on the part of taxpayers that · The r.halrman said Ohio Department to aet federal Oty, to win more U.S. $49.3 . mllllon which was "lhstead, under the tariffs · their money Ls wasted, . a delegateS, while not legally . jobs and contracta for friends embassy, eoilstructlon and granted by the PUCO oo Jan. ..agreed upon, the bulk ol the · · Increase will be IKrne by COLUMBUS (UPI)- Suits . belief among welfare ers." · bo\Jnd, have a "strong moral and relatives. leasing contracta than any 13, 1975. Klide, In announcing the business and industrial charging car dealers In recipients they are not There would have to be for obligation" to support the The WasbtngtoD Post said other Individual and finn In Columbus, Chillicothe, treated fairly, the great Republicans to take both candidate wllo carried them Saturday that Hays used his the w!l'ld during the put five settlement, said the approved customers who are In a better Springfield and Cleveland, complellties of the present chambers heck. Democrats to the convention In the position to have an old Ohio years." tariff schedules would position to pasa such costs Tenn., with turning back system that have been ac- now domlnste the !fouse by state's primary election. Jroduce less than 64 per cent <il," said IOide. friend and former The Post said Ralston and od0111eters on used cars were · cumulated over a Ioog period 58-40 and the Senate by 21-12, While mentioning no department store owner, Hays have taken more tban of the company's total The cities were represented flied Monday b-!' Ohio of time ... and the with only half the senators' names, M c Go u g b • s Orlan C. Ralston, made 50 overseas trips to Inspect request iilcluding the $49.3 In their negotiations by the Alt«ney General Willlam J . Insensitivity of the programs terms esplring . statement may have been deputy assi!!lant secretary of U.S. diplomatic facilllies at milUon approved by the Columbus law firm of Br,t~· ed In . for those who hooestly need McGough singled out directed at Lois Leggat of state and chief of the State taxpayers' expense. Hays PUCO on a temporary basis Muldoon,' Pemberton and I .,..... g the swts were help." Democratic Reps. Charles J. Willoughoy, a Ford delegate Department office Uiat Inspected tbe London in J&~~uary, 1975. Fenis, which apeclaliRS In '' I Kllde said this reflects utility rate matters, and A. Tinsley Used Cars Inc. , He said one key was to · Carney of Youngstown who now llsta herself ·as supervises $3 blllion worth of .E;nlba88Y 28 times. 'I ' <'. Columbus; Holmes Brothers remove the employa~le Roqald M. Mottl of uncommitted a.nd leaning real estate owned by the · The Post said Hays' father· favorably with other settle.·. SCotl Rotll..v, ,ii utility rate 4' Used Car Company, . people lroin the welfare and Th01118S L. Ashley of toward Reqan. United States In other ~w. Leonard Peak, has re- menlll recently il]lin'oved .JiY"·~d§Diurt~~J() ", ' , :lVJ ~H>~ "'''"· Cleveland Tenn., which sold system, put them in · a Toledo as particularly McGough said he Is not countrles. celved $100..oday consUltant cara in Columbus; Warren separate categ!l'y, give them vulnerable. counting Mrs. Leggat among State Department · jo~ from tbe State Hollcm Motors, Chllllcothe; education and training He aiiJo said the GOP has a the 90 Ford votes from Ohio, spokesman Frederick Z. DePartment and "has been •' and Gene Young · Motors, opportunities - and then good chance to take the 18th but expecta she will end up Brown ' said Moilday, paidbyFBOforadozen trips ' . . . I Springfield. · The suits were ''match them with a job." and 2oth congressional voting for the President. SiJ: "Secretary of State Killlinger to Washington in the past ' flied In the COIIIUea where the "We ought to emphasize dlstricta, where Democratic Obio delegates are pledged to has ordered the lnlpeclor seven years." One of them, It companies .-e located, with the right of people to a job," Reps. Wayne L. Hays of Reagan. General of the Foreign said, was a visit to the . exception of the Carter said. "It Is a good Flushing and James v. The chairman said Service to make an Washington to visit a ~In ~~~~r, who was Investment for the future. II Stanton of Cleveland are not · newsmen have checked out Immediate Investigation. daughter over the Ou1stmas """" n ..aw, County. cuts down all the anclllary running for re-electloo. rumors of a ''half dozen" When the lnvestigaUon Ls holidays. If you are not satisfied with What should you do if your Temporary restraining cost of government _ "We're going to surprise oother delegates swinging ampleted it will be made child is assaulted in school or the school policy and its !l'denweregrantedMonday welfare, workmen's some people In Cleveland," away from Ford, "and In public." enforcement, you may want on school grounds. agaln11 Tinsley, Holmes compensation and other said McGough, adding Uiat each case the delegate has Hays, chairman of the First, you should make to see a lawyer. He may llrotben and Young Motors. aspects that are so very ·Mayor Jack C. Hunter of . denied it. Of course, there's House International · sure a proper complaint Is advise. you to bring suit A requell for. a restraining costly." · . . Youngstown will be a "great nothing wrong with this kind Relations subcommittee made . But don't put down too against the school system. on!« againal H~ Motors Carter said that all federal candidate" against Carney of speculation It's part of the which oversees · the · State Some Urnes a court suit Is a much in wriUng, advises ~!.be be.-d today in Rosa proarams now m•ke up possessor of a powerful game. But ke Isn't gOing to . Department budaet, to good way- and the only way l attorney Richard Brick• '""""> Common. ~leu court. "roughly 20 per cent" ·of the poUticsl name In that area. be any pressure from me." announced his retirement wedde, featured columinlst In - to make sure the school •' • Brown uld the injunctiona GroSI National Product. · Ohio's 15 Republican cooMcGough alao reported he from CCIIgress Friday. He HUNTINGTON :_ W. NETWORK, . the parents' reviews Its policies and keeps ~~ to stop the Ssylng that the coat of the gre81111len already constitute received personal praise cited "01 heallh" and "the Robert Cree, Scout Executive newspaper published by the a closer eye on things, says • uwu engaging In any welfare program is the largest GOP bloc In the from Ford on his han!D.lng of harusments my family and I' of Trl.State Area Council, National Committee for Brickwedde. further vlolatlons d. Ohio's ''relatively IIIJlall" compared House of any state In the .the convention Rules have taken from the Boy Scouts of America, has atizens in Education. If you If you decide to sue, notice COilllllller protection laws to other programs, Carter country. . Committee, of which be II Washington POll!." has to be given within 30 to 90 announced that Scouts who decide to sue, a written • . and to have the canpanles said II was his goal to keep · Earlier Monday, McGough chairman. He said he met days of the Incident Earlier . this year Hays have earned the Photography statement could be used •• ll8lea to his office the cost of all federal said he detected no with the President brlelly at admitted he had bad a merit badge are eligible for against you. (depending orr state law). ,_~ year. spending to the present :In per movement away from lbe Crown Center Hotel ''persooal relationship" with scholarship awards In the Brickwedde advises ••• You should ask to see the ...'•. .. ...., uldng the courts cent of the GNP. President Ford amongst Sunday night. Elizabeth Ray, a worker In 1976 Scout Photo Contest school policy on assaults parents to lind out II the IntothelrCl'der tbe dealers Ill review He said one exception Ohio's delegation to the "He cmgratulated me em bla office. Mlsa Ray charged sponsored by Eastman cident Involving their child recorda ol ules during might be If the federal conventioo. my chairmansblp of the the Ohio Democrat had Kodak. Company. The against students and theft or was an Isolated one or vandalism of their property. >: the past two years and to government embarks aa he "I don't lind anybody Rules COillmlttee "McGough placed her on the govenunelrt poslmarkdeadllneforentrtes If such a policy exists, ask whether there have· been wbo has proposed, ~n a around here mad at Ronald answered wben ~ed what payroll to be lia ml.streli. •• Is October 1. how ills enforced. What steps many such Incidents." "II It's ••• • contact any1 CCIIl8UIJler car with In !-'Uilprehenslve health care Reagan, and I don't find he discussed with the Hays 81l1101111Ced lui week A bey must be a registered will be taken by school of- an isolated incident," he .... CITeCI milesae reading. system. anybody mad at President President. that he would not seek reScout at the Ume of entering ficials to punish the person( s) says, ''the chances of winning ~· electioo to the House. · the contest, and he must be II who assaulted your child? a suit against the school ••• a11ng documents obtained to 15 years of age as of Oc- What will they do to prevent system are not good. But If under tbe Freedom of tober 1,1976. Pictures may be the same ·kind of Incident it's happened before, then a Information Act, the Poll entered in each category. from happening' again? parent might be able to prove ". said Ralatm, as chief of the Prizes for each of lllll two liability on the part of Most parents are conForeign Building Office, categ<ries are: first place,' cerned that such violence school." Improperly fiiVored Marcoa $1,000; second place, $500, does not occur again, says Iii some states It's also Russek, a contractor •.wbo and third place, $250. Brlckwedde . Making sure · possible to bring 'suit against says he II a friend of Hays. Complete rules and official that the district enforces Its the parents of a child who has The paper said Hays entry forms are available rules for the protection of committed an assault. cilnflrmed that he promoted from the local council office, persons and their property is National Committee lor Russek because "he dOes Cree said. atizens In EducaUon. vital. , good work." By Lawreure E. 1.11mb, M.D. irritable colon . Many stipation , number 2-1 in the person's own lhyroid. The reaction with the Russek has WOO more than DEAR DR. LAMB - I have authorities think that the hopes that it will help you. Others who want this inthyroid gland causes it to ts mllllon in real estate' and the Health Letter on diver- spastic colon leads to the formation can send a lorig, show infla1111Tlatory changes CCIIIIIIrllctioo deals, mere than ticulosis and would like to ask formation of hte hernias. The stamped , self-addressed and undergo de~truction . It· half of them In exclllllve, some more questions. I have thought is that the Increased several friends with diver- pressure in the colon before envelope with 50 cents for it. may'swell, sometimes two or nonbld contracts. the ticulosis and ooe of them told the segment in sjlasm causes Address your letter to me in five times its norrnal size. me that it destroys all the small blow-outs in the colon care of this newspaper, P.O. Rarely the gland Is painfuL In Box 1551, Radio City Station, addi Uoo to the swollen or muacles In the body. Is that wall. , enlarged gland .tile IJ!UBI THIDA I. Y' IINTJNIL correct? And. does it cause a Spastic colon and related New York, NY 10019. ' OfVOTfD TO TH1 DEAR DR. LAMB Will accompanying finding~. It lower backache before and problems or the colon do INmiiiTOI after a bowel movement? cause back pain. Colon you teli me what Hashimoto's any, are tllose of iow thyroid MIIO..,..ASOH AIU <HISRIL • • - • • • HUNTINGtON .:.. The strat(ons, · Does It make one nervous• Irritation from whatever thyroiditis Is, "<Xhat It does to a . function. If too much of the •-••· camporees, and ·de•'"ned tcidevelopd·-•·able person and is there any cure? thyroid gland Is damaged it _ _"'" annual fall membership others. ""' """ to · Does diverticulosis cause gas cause may be one bf many qualities of character, DEAR REAbER - II is can result in permanent and bloating? . '"'"'"w Calllp8ign in the 'l'rl.Stale A b causes of back pain. I know of ,........., ..,., ,...,, ,.,...., ... Area c uncll B oy may become a Scout train in the responslblljUes of DEAR ' READER . - ,, Am 1 0 • 0 Y Scouts of when he Is 11 years old or has particlpaUng ci"·enshlp, and many people with sensitive · believed to be an autoim- marked iow thyrold 'function. n.. oo;~o_ v.lo.r ,..,,.... • ~ There. is no specific m ..... ''" - · · ...,. "'"· Dlverllculosis, the small bowl .who could not tolerate mune disease. What Is that? er ca,1 will Sep- compIeted the fifth grade or a to develop pei'IJOillll ... lltnesa, lvol••" OHt.. ..._ " ''" ' '· tember when begin 165 Scout pockets of the colon, are coffee. When they stopped it When you are exposed to an trealrnent to stop the reaction tr Cub Seoul when he Is eight Powe.llsald. CubScouN•• •- a ,,_ ....... .. oops •-- competed ~ .... really tiny ruptures of the entirely the colon problems infectious disease such as other than giving thyroid ·- ....... -.. 1 11 and Cub Scout packs years old or .... fanu'ly and hom~ntered hormone, if that is a problem, mumps your bOdy lonns ~·•·· enro new members. -~· Inner lining of the colon cleared and the back · .._, _ _ _.. _ Galled The G . satheid.second .grade, Powell _program and ScouNntt Is antibOdies to the mumps and even if the thyroid gland - • • .,_, ' - • · ..... Jlol. through the wall of the colon. discomfort went away. rowing with des! ned ~ .. ......, _ ..... m 1hl.. America Ronrvlup, the Scout g to achieve the BSA n- small pockets have Gas and bloating are virus and you are inunune to · function Is, adequate it helps u-m • .... ,...,.......r. '""· , , , T:-, In addition to the boys who objectives primarily through notblng to do with the common paris of spastic or further Infections of mump8. prevent enlargement and .....,,,.,_ .. - ......, ., ,, counc11 expect; to give an join exlsl•'ng p8 ck s an d a vigorous outdoor n .....am. reverse thyrbld . n _.. ,., oppor tun! ty to hundreds of troops p ,.. ..,. muaclel in the rest of the Irritable colon and are often There are some diseases In fr1ay 1 owell said, the Tri_,., .., ...... "..... '""'"' boy to j 1 Information about the • 1 a o n the n_oy Scouts of Stale Area Council ts to · body. You can think of them seen as part of the picture of which the body forms an· enlargement in young ,..,., .., _,,...., .,_ _,. ou•. ..,-n,.Ot>loo.. w.w.!....; America, Dr. Lucien Powell expec Scout and Cub Scout tibOdies to parts of a person's patients. ~ ~ ". as small blind pouches diverticulosis. •-.m.oo: "' -"'· '""" ,_ Roundup .t:halrillan said • organ!~ about 24 ~W,JI'l~ks progrllllle, JI available from own body . These are For some reason 'this similar to the appendix exSince you already have The 10 cept thai moat of them are on Health Letter on diver- autoimmune diseases. In the disease is now lhree tim~s"as ;:-,:;,::·::;.!.~.:".'"..!.~=~t,' :Si*ctal e~ents sc~uled.lor and troops In county area the Council service center ,....,.,,... ""' ....... ...... lhl• Jl!ll include School served IIY. the. 'council. 733 Seventh Avenue, Hun: of Hashimoto's common as it was lhree the leflllide. Uculosls. I am sending you case ,...,,.,..,....,, ' ' Nlgh'is, Troop Rally Night, The ~of ~lea .....Jlng.ton, .W. Va phone 523tllyroidl tis the body forms decades ago. It is 20 times as Diverticulosis is often the issue on Irritable or Flrst-Nighter demon- provides • program for boys 3408· ~ UIOCiated with spast.IC or Spastic Colon and Con . . an\lbodies against that common in women as in men. and YOUIII( adults that Ls ,• ' " ' Sport Parade By MILTON Rl<iouN Mojor Loot•• Sllndints Ui>l Sport& EditOr By Unilecr Prosr lnlernollonol NEW YORK (UPI 11 - Joe Frazier threw •left hook ths t wa.s National LIIIUI CINCINNATI (UPI) - The eosl a peach. box allows 10 strikeouts Philadelphia wis ~ P:;2 ~· That has always been his best punch, and this particular one and score five walks for Fred Plllsburgh 64 52 :ss2 ll lf, was better than he ever mtended II to be, landing so fiush and Norman. New Vork 61 58 .513 \6 10 effectively It surprised even hllll. • But, If you listen to wed Marmall what to tlrow ir 1 t!~rs !~ ~ :~ ~'h Under: ilrdlnary circumstances, Joe Frazier would 've the next hitter, Roger Moolreal 41 11 ::u6 l2'h followed up autanatlcally, dooe everything possible to end It Norman, the box !icore lhould Metzger. ~~"L .. Pel. .oa all, but~ he felt a vague se111e of ~ety-the same feeling · have ahown 12 strikeouts and "I told &!tier with hLI stull Clncl nnall 76 • 3 .t.39 _ any father would have, wbo thought he ICcidentally had hurt three walks. And, If II had, Norman It didn't make any dllf~ence Los Angeles 63 s• .538 12 ooe of his kids. _today would be celelx'ating In this situation," said ~~~~~~· ~ :; : :;~ l;:?, Instinctively, Joe Frazier put both arms around his son, his sixth , straight victory Marshall. "1 . told. him 'Go Anania 5! 64 .•62 21 Marvls, and the boy draped his arms around him lnsteadobl _mourning a• 4-3 san Franelseo 51 69 .42! 2l'h "You'all right?" the older Frazl In' Ired · 1 s1 after that man."' , • ' s Results er QU anJ 0U y, 1, !oils handed him Monday Sutler ·struck out Metzger ·AllanlaMonday • Clilclnnatl 3 lord! was all Marvis could say. · on three lllralght forkballs ~?.:~~~~ ~~~:io~o~ ls 7 Flfteen-year.-old Marvls looks 'as if he's going to be bigger night by the Atlanta Braves. "When a pitcher makes the and received credit for the (Only yames scheduled ) than his dad. He's ~oot-1 and 190 pounds, and he's a young victory when Sperrlng hit a Today • Prohblo Plleloers man wbo knows his own mind. He always has been especially perfect pitch em a ~2 · count, twOi'Uilslngle with two out In M.;,tr~!l' ~~";~~~~TJ . at close to bla father and when you ask hllll if he's going to he 's gotta get a strike from the ninth. The game-Winnlnj r.h lladelphla (Underwood0 817-31. become a profeuional fighter the wJy his father was unlll only the umpire," said Norman, hit followed alngles by Pete ·~~~~·;:!,; 1La Corle 1. at two montha ago, he 88Y8 softly but firmly, "if the opportunity now 11.:!; as he paced the clulrlouse alter the . game. LaCock and Manny Trlllo and Cincinnati !Alcala J0-3I.61 8, 05 presents ltaelf, I guess I wlll. " · "Twice tonight I didn't." . a walk to Steve Swilher. p.~an Ologo (S irom 10.12) at HJoe Frazlbeer II all flnl.shed fighting, tbough. Norman was referring to e says meant It when he announced his retirement Jline Larry Dierker allowed only Sl. Louis coenny H I. 8 , 30 p.m. the walks· which Jimmy Chicago ISlone 3·• 1 at Hous . 15 after being knocked out by George Foreman in five rounds Wynn and Darrel .Chaney t"7> 1\~~~~~r~ ?rJ:~:,:;5 f.·I') al an.~ he has no,intention of going back on his word. ' loasll!ainst 12victories. Enol son Franc?sco ID'Acquisto HJ . No, I don I think I fought too long," he says. "I think 1 drew during a two-run fourth Cabell, Cesar Cedeno and lONli.t·';;,..k !Mollack 12-61 at retired just right. When I did, my mother said 'I'm glad you lnnirig when the Braves took .1 Bob Watson had..two hits each Los Angeles (Rhoden 10, 11 , stopped.Now youcanelljoythe chlldreil, and you can enjoy the a 2--1 lead. for HoustOn while Trlllo and 10 :30 p.m. The walk to W)'llli came money.' People ask how I feel about being retired do 1 miss , Wednesday's Clames ••~•hlnn · ' · at san Franc isco ""'aclion.and eve.,w~'!>? To.teD you the truth, Jive been so alter Dave Concepcion's Swisher had two each f!l' the Pittsburgh Cubs Montreal al Phi Ia ; night ·busy, I haven't had a chance to miss anything. l'm busier than error on Jerry Royster's At.lanta defeated Atlanta at Clnclnna1i , night I've ever been " ground ball and a walk to Rod San Diego at St . Louis, night • Cincinnati 4-3 and San 01 Gillreath loaded the bases New vork at Los Ang, nigh! As president of Smoldn' Joe, Inc., a Philadelphia-based en· ' 11 7 In ego and set the stage for WUUe downed St ' Louis the terprlse, which serves IIi parent organization for nlllllerous IOnly gam.. scheduled 1 ' •NaUonal ' Mootanez's single off the emly other ·scheduled diverse ventures, Frazier has less time lor himself now than Amenun Le.ague he h glove of Tony Perez which League games. eo1 t w n e was heavyweight champion of the world . sent home the Braves' first New York wio L4i P~ G 8 On Mooday, for example, he lllade sure he was In tile office Padres 11, Cardl 7: run of the Inning. 60 s• :526 t'h ~ 9 a.m. to check on final arrangements for a party to he held Willie Davis' two-run Baltimore Two outs later, and with the Cleveland 57 59 .491 13•;, m the evening. The party was lor two fighters In his stable doubl and Enzo H .tw e trip! . emandez' bsses still loaded, Chaney the b'n ~~~;g~ ~; :;~ l~•;, middleweight Wlllle "The Worm" Monroe .and heavyweighi Oi'Uil e were "' M l l'f'au~ee drew his walk on a ~2 pitch to 51 61 .ds 11•;, Marty Monroe, no relaUon but both of whom had bouts In blows of an elghk'un, ninth- · · · force home the Braves' wesl Philadelphia Monday. It wasn't any special occasion but Inning outburst, which enabled the Padres to beat Kansas City wii L4i P:~2 G 8 F_razler felt It stDl called for a party. That's the way he ts' with · second run. "Both of the pitches were the Cardlbal.s Lou Brock had Oakland 64 5• .542 8 his people. · · perfect ... right on the black ~; ~ •: :;~ l~Y;: · Af\ef laking care of those details, Frazier had a meeting live singles for St. LOuis but ~~~::sola border ,;. just like the one 1 50 oa .424 22 with some people handling the publicity lor another future ., struck out with the bases Cal ifornia threw to SteVe Garvey out In .422 22 fight after which he hurried over to the weigh-In for both loaded for the final out of the Ch icagoMonday's49 'G67 ames M Los AngeleS," said an el:asonroes. game when the Cardinals Bostoo 12 Chicago 5 Foll~wlng ~t he met with his . attorneys concerning a perated Norman. rallied In the bottom of the ~:~.::~~~~ ~e€1~~~land 1 · UmOUSllle semce he hopes to open two months from now and ninth. Dave Freisleben got Milwaukee ' oakland 3 Ba ltimore 8 Minnesola 4 When he got through with that, he barely had lime enoug' h to credit lor his eighth win (Only games scheduled} grab thlnn to . Todly's Pro!nble Pilchers some~~.., eat before it was time for him to get ready to 1All Times eon attend the lights. Boston CCleveland 6o6 and ' he had shaved off Kreuger 0·01 al Chicago !Odom Joe Frazier looks grea I· Most of the. hmr 2.1 and Kravec 0-01 , 2. 6 :30 hLI head f!l' his f~t with Foreman has grown back jllld the P-'Fexas I Boggs ·0-21 al New ~ps he had m his face after that beating are all gone. A\'32, Vork IAh!xander 7-81 8 p m he S financially set.llhe wislled to, he could simply sit around By-TOM WHITFIELD Cal ifornia !Tanan~ 1.i-8 i. at _and take It easy lor~ long time, maybe even forever, but he CINCINNATI (UPI) - TipUPI Sporll w-•r Detroit (Fidrych 13 -4), 8 p.m. wanlll to keep acUve:and stay involv.ed. ping Mark, with Homero .uK Cleveland (Dobson 11 -11) at T I BETHESDA, Md. (UPI) _ kansas Cily (Bird 10-51 , 8:30 O ook at Joe Frazier and see bow good he looks and bow Hidalgo up, won the featured In the hegiru)ing, It was bDled p.~akland !Norris 4 _31 at happy he'is, you'd think he retired undefeated champion of the eight race at River Downs as the fins! round of the 58th M•lwaukee 1Rodriguez 4.81 world. At the Boling Writers' Dinner here last weekend many Monday by 61'• lengths over Red Pipe. PGA Champloosblp. By mid· :Jt'30 P m. ' peopletoldhimh~w glad they were he had quit. '. .Baltimore (May 8-9} at All kinds of st1 ked · Tipping 1\fark covered the . que 0118 were as Joe Frazier. Whom did he afternoon, it looked like the Mmnesota 1Bane H i, 9 p.m. tournament nobody wanted Wodnesday's Clames like next month, Muhammad AU or Ken Norton' seven filrlongs In 1:44 2-5 and <r • perhaps, the world's free- Tex.•s at New York, night "I gotta go with Nll'lon," be said. "He's my klend." paid ,2.40, $2.40 and $2.20. Cahfornia at Oelroit, night , Was that the ~ly reason'. Red Pipe paid $2.80 and $2.40 form double bogey-making Oakland at Milwaukee. night ~· contest. Clevelond at Kan City . night "No,'' said Frazier, "I think Norton wlll beat him.'' and the show horse, Count Boston at Chicago, night What bout the Ol . Finally, a while before . Baltimore al Minnesola, night a. ymptcs? Had he watched them on TV? He P;ico, paid $2.80. The 2-1 dally double of nightfall Monday, Dav~ . said he had and that he also had seen Cuba's TeofUlo Stevenson Stockton emerged ' from one lntern•tional ~fend his heavyweight title successfully but wasn't Vinegar Route and Hona 's Dream was worth $20:20. Qf the wildest scrambles In . League Slandings unpressed. .· · A crowd of 4,0~9 bet golf hi4tory with bls second Un1led Press lnlernationa 1 . "He di~;t get any better since the lasttlme I saw him two PGA Champioosblp and first R~hester ~i -~~' GB years ago, . Frazier said of Stevenson. "He w~nt baek 1n fact. $369,957. tour victory since' 19'14. Syra~use . He had a Iotta opportunities, but he just stood there waltln' 70 51 579 7 "I'm a positive person. Rhode Island 63 59 .516 w12 never lakin' advantage of the openings. I was surprised." ' When I get In the lead, I Memphis 59 63 .484 18'12 seldomfold,"hesmUedt "But RIChmond 57 6s .467 20•12 I just don't get In the lead Charleston 55 63 .466 20'12 enough.'' Tidewater 54 65 .4.5 4 22 · Toledo 49 74 .398 29 He looked shaky at Urnes Monday's Resulle -"P't~ during tbe stretch but Tidewater 4 Memphis 1 , CLEVELAND (UPI) eventually proved that' claim, Charleslon 7 Richmond 5 1 Mike Phipps was happy, but Syracuse 2 Toledo o he wasn't laud""". securing · the $45,000 first Rhode Island 4 Rochester 2 I 1 d """"' prize with a 13-foot ~~~ for a ns ea , he was being par on the final hole and a realistic. final score of 281, one over It was soon after he and the ........ onal Coun'-' BUFFALO NY (UPI Cleve Ian d Browns pa ronCon... ~ ~~ 0 • • ) A .........edlyh Club's 7,054-yard layout, Eli1abeth A. "Betty" un-,.... ad demolished besting Ray Floyd and Don Dinunlck has been apjlolnted !Jle Minnesota Vikings, 31-7, January by one shot. coordinator for women's m an NFL exhibition game Jerry Pate, who won both intercollegiate athletics at Monday night . the U.S. and Canadian Opens the State University ol New "Sure It's good, but you've Jack Nicklaus, David York at Buffalo. got to be realistic," said the Graham and John Schlee all School officials said former Purdue quarterback. finished at three-over-par Monday the appointment was "They didn't play their regu283. effective Immediately. larsosta lot and we didn't play m of our regulars either . "But it's the first time I ever beat Minnesota. I wouldn't care if we played our first team all the way and they used their . third team. 1 ' "~ ~ .. ~:l~ ,, _EOuldn · 't be happier." ,' .. q, , In Independent baseball action Sunday host RacineTRY OUR DEUCIOUS_HAMBURGERS. 1 ~ Portland dropped one to ,. Middleport Friendly Tavern MEAT GROUND FRESH D < ... - 13-1, although Portland pit.:hers tossed a one-hitter. : FRESH PEACH SHAKES AND SUNDAES. : ~~ . Middleport's only hit was a triple by Pat O'Brien In the sixth inning. Portland pltehers gave up 19 walks to account for the 13 runs . Perk Ault pitched a fine game to pick up tile win while Brady !Iuffman took the lOss, : Hrs.: lO:OOA.M. Tilll:OO P.M. Sun.- Thurs. : altJwugh he didn't give up a : 10:00 A.M. Till2:00 P.M. Fri. & Sat. hit. Pete ,Sayre and Gary 1,. 992-2556 . . George also worked the · _. W. MAIN POMEROY, O. : mound lor the losers. trip AStros, .5-3 ~ •' enthual.utlcally. · Manny Hannem, the director, said memberl of the club ranaed In 111e !rom 34 to 110. . He said ~year-old Harry Freellllll d. Columbus would Bini a solo of "BeauUful Ohio" during tonliht's openlnc seaaloo. Harmon, penplrlrig heavily after dlrecllna the 30 minute soogfest, said the club had been pracUci!W loc almost a year to aet Nlldy foc the cooventlon. He said the organlutlon wu 104yean oldand·has ~~q at every Republican Convention, either u part ol the Jll'lilll'am or in delegatloo hotels, l<r the laat century. Alalincluded In the group'S repertoire were ''God Bleu America" anduongaboutOhlo-"Round on the End and High In the Middle." Accord made·holding electric bills • Norman .upset after defeat' Today's · ... " By RICK VAN SANT . yards for a touchdown. "'' . CINCINNATI (UPI) "What makes It so bad was '"" Notes and quotes from the that I was concentrating on ·~ · Cincinnati Bengals' den: balding onto the ball oo that _.. Before Bengal fans get too play," moaned a subdued excited about the club's Griffin afterwards. "It must ~·· • cur.rent 3·0 pre-season have been a direct hit on the . .. record, they should recall baD." 1971 : Clncy went undefeated But the fumble didn 'I faze In the pre-.!lellson and then Woody. He continued to pile ". lost seven of ita first eight praise on his two·tlme .,, regular season games and Helsman Trophy winner. ~:" finished with a 4-10 record. · "Arch Ls a quality person In every way," said Woody, "" Ohio State coach Woody. looking trinuner than usual in , . Hayes dropped In to see one a neat, crisp sununer suit "It ,,; of his prize pupils, Archie makes l!le msd when people ~·" Griffin, perform l~st say he's too small for the .•• Saturday night. pres. Arch never surprises Woody was a week late. ~." " " , Archie had ripped off a 49Detroit coach Rick Forzano ·' , , yard TD run the week before, tossed out a tongue.m.cheek "·" but with Woody In the stands CC)mment about Griffin. his most sensational play was . "Archie Is too small play ,.., coughln8 up a fumble at football In the NFL," he .... midfield, with the ball \aughed with a blt of wl.shful ••• · boiDlcing up basketball-&yle thinking. 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But, It was Vic Correll's seventh Inning leailolf homer, · only his !leeond of the season, which proved to be the gamewinning blow. · · That's because the Reds, after nicking Carl Morton for one run In the second Inning, added two more In the eighth before Adrlail Devine arrived on the mound after a two-out triple by George Foster and retired Tony Perez on a ground ball to Royster at third. The victocy was only the third qf the season against nine losses for Morton. And all of them have c0111e since the AIIStar lreak. .. · IIU • I ' t ' I !;I ') ' PJiENCY INC. 1'25 E. Main Street 99Z..2171 Middleport, Ohio 992-2342 . Pomerey. Ohto . ' \ �.. • T .·.··:-:-:···:·=·=::::··m. . .... "?~ ..•\.Wlb • ~ 38-~ ').... •• -_,, .. ...,. "·«-~..«<-AC1 : Sh Community .Corner. By Charlene Hoeflich Polly's Pointers ~1 ~ · l' N '· \ Turn up the heat to clean broiler Bob IIIII Judy Garwell and children, Greta and Justin, left Friday m~ for their lwme in Des Moines, Iowa after ·~ Polly Cramer apendlng two neb 111th Judy's mother, Margaret Butcher, · ., " lllld her brother and 1118ter-in-Jaw, Jim and Jennifer Butcher Dr:AR POLLY - n seems a aon, Jell. plastic brea.d . wrappers are For one of thoae weeki Bob and Judy took Margaret to forever gelling stuck on my VIrginia Beacb 111th a 'viJit to Buacb Gardens and chrome broiler while it is hot. WU!Iamsburg. The cblldren remained in Middleport with their I wonder how, if ever, I can uncle and aunt. remove this plastic without Bob Ia the aaatstant dl!an of fine arta at Drake University in sera lching the surface. Des Moines, and thla fall will receive hla doc!Drate ln music I suggest that a hamper be from.QidahCIIIl8 University. He has composed and arranged bought for eacH family millie lor performance by an orcbeatra there ~etime in member and lei them lake October. · ca re of their own wash. This And Judy keeps busy too. She teacbe8 piano parttlme at ·is a terrific helpfor Mom and Drake and la alao cootinuing her le8110ns. Dr. George Katz, a temf1c expenence for the lllder whom llhe IIIUdied at Ohio University, is her instruc!Dr. children. I guarantee they Dr. Katz In concert pianist and instructor at Drake w11l get fewer clothes dirty. Inddentally, did you know that Jim and Jennlf;r Butcher · Also, let each "Child vacuum have purc:bued a lllUIIJ farm in the Letart area and 11111 be his own roonl and make him IIIOVIng aomellme liter this month. Their borne on Broadway feel responsible . Give has been purc:bued by Mickey and Twlla ChUds. f<$."*~; 1 , 01 U ;II · THINGS ARE BUSY at the Robert Steele home as they preJIII'e for a visit from their son, s. Sgt. Elto.n Steele, and his family, They will be returning ID the States after four years of being atallooed In Bermuda, and 1111\ have 30 days to visit with relatives and friends here. Sgt. Steele has been in the t,r.S. Marine Corps since his graduation from Eastern High School In 1989. AMONG THE HAPPY vacationers returning home recently are Mr. and Mrs. Later RusseU of Spring Ave., Pomeroy. They visited their son, John H. Rusaell and daqbten of Gil!ll'ock, Wyoming, and did a lot of sightseeing 'llblle there. They toured Coty, vialted Buffalo BW His!Drical Center and Dim, and went to Yellows!Dne Park and Jackson Hole. They. also attended the Cheyenne. Rodeo and toured IDees of Interest in Nebraska and Iowa. . Enroute lwme they visited their daughter and her family In Westerville, and went toaee Mrs. RusaeU's slsler, Geraldine Qreer, who Is recuperating from back surg.,Y at University Hospital in Colwnbus. · · · • KENtoiY ROUSH, Junior at Meigs High, 'will enter Grant Hospital • week from !Dmorrow for some noae surgery. Two ~ ago be broke his noae when be fell jogging, had 10111e surgery then, and·now finds he needs more. He's the son t:l Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush. FUN FOR THE FAMILY 1131H - MEIGS COUNTY - 1131H : Social Calendar ' TUESDAY FRIENDLY Circle, Trinity Church, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the church . Mrs. Elizabeth Fick to have the program. SOUTHERN Local band boosters Tuesday, 8 p.m. following practice. Everyooe urged to attend. ·CHESTER Council 323, Daughters of America, Tuesday nig ht, 8 p.m. DEAR POLLY - l'\ly Pet Practice tD be held for in· Peeve is with those bottles speclion on Sept. 7. All with information labels members and officers urged placed so that one has to read In a!lend IJle mee ling. through the contents . <l1le in WEDNESDAy particular is a witch hazel PAST Presidents of Drew lila l 1 use so much · Mter crocheting a handWebster Unit 39, American bag, 1 had to line it. 1 found Legion Auxiliary, Wednesday that sewing two pretty 7' 30 p.m. home of Mrs . Rhoda handkerchiefs together and Hackett, Middleport. attaching In the inside of the . OLD fashioned revival bag made a nice lining. camp meebng, Aug. 18-29, MRS. D.T. Maplewood Lake •. Rt. 124, · DEAR POLLY - My above Syracuse. ~tble . sl~dy , neighbors gave us an idea 10:30 a.m.; SJle?&l st~mg , that has saved both my 6 :30 Pfm.; wtth Bissell husband and 1 much sweat Brothe~~ · Gospel Ton~s , and irritation. If you have a Chorala~res , Haven Family stubborn lawn mower chain · singing ; evening services, saw, edger, etc. leave 1i in IJle 7:30 p.m. Speaker 0 . G. sun until well heated. When McKinney. Public invited and warm through IJle problem is free parking for campers. solved. 1 no longer have In THURSDAY nag lny husband to start l1le WEEKEND REVIVAL at lawn mower for me . Independent Holiness ELIZABETH. Church, Fourul and Uncoln DEAR POLLY ~ I always Sts., Middleport. Special pula carton of cottage cbeese singing. Se.rvices 7:30 in the tefrigerator upside nightly . · Pastor O'Dell . down and leave it that way so. Manley . Public invited.. itdoesnotdryoutorsour. FLO. ALL THIS WEEK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 8:00 a.m . Junior Fair Swine Showmanship and Judging followed open class. 9:15a.m.- Junior Fair Beef Showmanship and Judging 12:00 Noon- 4·H Flower Show Judging (Jr. Fair Building) 12:30 p.m. - Flower Show Judging 1:00 p.m. - Open Class Beef Judging 4-H Decorama 4-H Rabbits and Paultry Judging x 4:00 p.m. - Twilight Horse Harness Racing 8:00 p.m. - Jr. Fair Youth Night Horse Show· Center Field-Open Class Pony Pulling Contest yourself a little brea~ as you have earned it. Keep a lot of canned potatoes, eggs, hot dogs, hamburger patties , milk, canned beans and soup handy for emergencies so you caq pick up and go out with no worries about the children's dinner . Enjoy 'the summer. FaU will soon be ~ere and back we go to the grind of pa ck in~ lunches , cooking gOOd hearty meals, driving kids to school and here and there. - VAL. DEAR VAL - As to your question I have bad good luck reheating the broiler which softens the stuck-on plastic. Unplug and white stlllllot rub It oft. As plastic and OJ>' pllance are . both bot your band must .be protected, so . crumple up a paper towel ot napkin and rub plastlt back and forth until U "balls," or an end loosens so most of it can be pulled away. The residue that remains can be removed by putting rubbing alcohol on the towel and rubbing again. Wben a)>' pliance is cool, remove the dull look by rubbing again with the alcohol. .It will gleam like a mirror. - POLLY. VACATION ENDS Mr. and Mrs. Larry mill hone and daughter, Kaleen, Mrs. Violet Millhone and Mr. and Mrs. Garth Sovel, all of Tuppers Plains. PoUy will send you oae of ber " peachy" tbank·you cards, ideal for lramlllg or placing io your family . scrapbook, il sbe uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem Ia her colllDID. Write Polly's Pointers In care of this newspaper. Gala Christian School · ·amaH classes •quaUty education • noo-deaomiDalional Educillllg the wbole chUd to live abandalitly !Dday. (Jobn 10:10) Applications now being x Grandstand Attractions aceepted. Phone: f*.304l have returned from a 17-day vacaUon through 18 stales. Among the many points of interest they visited were l1le Badlands and Black Hills of South Dakota, Custer's National Monument, Mon. lana, Yellows!Dne National Park, Las Vegas, Nev., l1le Painted Desert In Arizona, and Opryland in Nashville, Tenn. Pringle's Twin Pack • •• w ~ ' . Do Developen ED1ar1e Buat? Rap : I'm a IS.year~ld girl wlth a deficiency. A~Uy two. I'm very flat-chested, which Is more so because l'rh $lll8ll and skinny. I've Invested in a bll!l developer (nationally advertised in good magazines) but wonder If it might cause breast cancer or interf~re 111th lreast.feedlng later on? - WAITING FOR IT TO ARRIVE WFITA: Your bll!l developer Isn't likely tD cause health or breast· feeding probl!!liiS.lt alao won 'I build fat tissue on your breasts though It can ereate an effect by enlarging muscles and (possibly) Improving your posture ... Just look what "reslstlve exercise" does for Mr. America types. We're assuming the item you ordered Is a "pqsiJ" gadget -two contoured plastic plates separated by a strong spring. Squeezing the plates. together, you "!Dne" arm, neck , bust, s!Dmach and shoulder muscles. But you can accomplish almost the same thing by joining your hands in front of your chest and pushing one against the other very hard. - HELEN +++ Note From Sue: The actual size of the breast (whlcb is a gland) can 't be cbanged b~ e>:erclae. What you're born to have Is whai you get although birth cootrol pills· make some girls a little fuller; However, isometri«:a or resistive exercise might add an inch of supporting muscle where it's needed:' . Also, if you put on a few pounds, you'lllook rounder every. where. And you )I'Obably 1111l, as you mature out of the coltish stage. - SUE . +++ Dear Helen and Sue: . I ~e ~ guy Billy and we get along real good. But his old :~"=~·pregnant an<( she thinks it Is either his baby or one If it is his, she wants him to be over to her house a lot tD show her parents the father cares. I don 'I mind that but her father may make them get married. The other lena has split soit'suptoBilly.Howdoeshegetoutofthis?- B.G. ' Dea~. ~i can't make BiUy the faD guy if she admits there's Officers were elected at Thuraday night's meeting of l1le Katharos Fellowahip at l1le home of the Rev. Steve Wilson. Elected were Tammy Pitzer , president; Steve Trussell, vice president; Ci ndy Pitzer, secretary; Dave Smith, treasurer; Joe Holman and Neale Knight, recreation l~aders; Cindy Pi~er. news reporter; Julia Powell, Pam Harden and Bunny McGraw , food chairman. Discussed at the meeting . were several projects In· clqding car washes to raise money toward sUpporting their project of assisting an orphanage. Pioces ID have the cor washes were discussed, along with the Jesus '76 Camp in Penn· sylvania to be held Aug. 19,20 and 21. Ca thy Smith led · . l . +++ · Dear B · . ~ .. ... So maybe Billy WANTS to be at this girl's house a lot. Have you considered that? - SUE . Rap : . +++ . My 1118rried brother seems to think we should give him anythlng.he wants. For example he "borr~wed " $50 from us for a stereo, and hasn 't paid it back. Bl!l when I tried to borrow .~ from him for a triP-Bnd promised to repay him 111th $30 :... a $10 bonus -he first gave me the mooey, but that night he asked it back because his wife . said "No!" ' The next day he comes over and demands $10- because I JX'omised him the bon\15. And Mom gives it to him. What do you say ID this• - GYPPED Dear Gypped: We say your mother is a soft touch for a con.fiian.fiioocher. ~·t get involved in any more financial games with your brother!.- HELEN AND SUE Reception plans made Plans . for serving two receptions were made during a meeting of the Happy Harvesters Class of Trinity Church Friday night. The class will serve the Holter reception on Aug. 28 and l1le Werner reception on Sept. 11 . It was noted that aU occasion, birthday and getwell cards are for sale by the class. Miss Erma Smith, president, thanked those who worked at l1le recent rum-. mage sale. It was reported that Mrs. Gladys Cuckler and Mrs. Eve Dessauer are both improving frDm illnesses. Thank-you note was read from Mrs . Dessauer for flowers and cards sent to her during her recent hospilalization. Devotions w open the meeting wer~ given by Mrs. Freda Duffy who used a " Mom's Old poem, Cooks rove", and "Romance Knows No Age for Old Couples." Members sang the birthday song for Edith WRIGLEYS SPLIT CIDCAGO (UPI) - .)oan Wrigley, wife of William Wrigley, president of the Wrigley Gum Co., will receive $4,000 a mooth in temporary support and maintenance until her divorce suit Is heard. Lanning and Lillie Hauck: A pink col9r scheme was carried out in the table decorations with refresh· menls being served by Mrs. Carrie Neulzling and Miss Sybil Ebersbach. ,. L ., -• . ~SIJPER.MARKET • Ope~ Dai~ :' . ' )$.. ~ ~ ' . \ MINUTE STEAKS ~. ln . a position to stlppork you . To be on your sldt In• · helptnv obtain. fustr equltob 0 uttltmtn , rou · . HOMO MILK employed local builness · each and every one. That's why' rt•s ·a good Idea to consult .en in dependent insurance igent , An lnclependent t d agen oes not work . for an Insurance compariy. He works for you. Which means he can plan the coverage that ProteC:ts you· best . And then place · If with the most suitabfe of the severe! lnsUrarice companies he deals with . Manv people make the costly mistake of assuming that Insurance policies are all the same. The truth rs they are not. • Not only does the quality ~ of coverage vary from policy to policy, but the . 1 ITI&n , an . hdtPthdenr ., agent knows his.,. res·p onslblllty rs I ro hi t cus omers. His succus ·ll'::t ba'SOd on serving hi( , custa:mers In three key:e II J !j an Independent Insurance for thll symbol or consult your YeUbw. Pagn. If hi often varies too. I costRemember Price iS can't t)el~ Yt,u, · nobodY I not the onlythatbasis tor can. N , ,..,..~ • i selecting yO"ur COY&fl9e,...i "The lnsur•nce Sto;ilJ!.. ' I Reut•r-Brogan lniUrance Service I( 214 E. Moin THURSDAY - .. - POTATOES LB.19• Armour OPEN UNTIL 5 PM .5 oz. ., SALISBURY, TURKEY . EVENING_RESERVED LARGE EGGS • CANS DOZENsge t II BOLOGNA $229 CARTON : LARGE SIZE ~ ANNUAL PICNIC" CLOSED EVE·R lA ~--~------------------~~· • .2CHEWING. TOBACCO MQNDAY E.XCEPT LABOR DAY DISTILLED ,WATER . . ~ 1-LB. "' • "' ; BARBARA DEE • - • ' ~ COOKIES • PKG. 69~ CHOCOLATE, LEMON, PEANUT BUTTER • VANILlA FUDGE. CREAM FILLED • GAllON ~ 4 TONE SOAP IVORY LIQUID . ·CUBE STEAK LB. ''1.39 LB. '139 CHICKEN LEGS & lHIGHS LB. 79$ .WIENERS PURINA LOVIN' SPOQ"NFULL " · PKG. liz BEEF, LIVER, CAT FOOD TUNA FLAVORS • REGULAR SIZE BARS 149 GALLON ' 3 '1 1211z oz. ' CANS \. ••• SOFT 8 PAK . · 16 OZ. BTLS• • . 1 99¢ 9 REG. 1.4 ORANGE, GRAPE, DRINK MIXcHERRYt LEMONADE SPRITE $109 8 PAK :· a PAK 16 oz. 16 oz. somEs ~mEs ·PAK ~ •• • . . . ~ CARR()TS· OR RADISHES PK.19~ YELLOW ONIONS COCA'·COLA DIET RITE COLA . •8 ' . 16 .OZ. BTLS. ~119 • COUNTRY· FRESH - l i!l%WWA131t'lltJWl 1~~~~~~~-~~ge==~ - . . COMPLETE WITH SUGAR R. C. COLA $129 ~~ 69·~ With this purchase get 1 gallon of Spring Water FREEl ALLIGATOR N.'S . THURSDAY ONLY ''" 20 cr. 79C ;;;"' ~ HAM DEUCACY & COOPPm ·HAM SUPERIORS ALL MEAT • •u ASHLAND 1< SUPERIORS All MEAT A.::.:.LITT.:.:.;L:;;;;.E..,;,;,;CI;.;;;GA~RS~----- SECOND NATIONAL BANK . 6 WINCHESTER FOR LB. HAM SALAD U. S. GRADE B ONLY · .. ~.. e GROUND CHUCK 89~ LB. $109 CAMDEN PARK Jif Creamy or Chunky Armour - 69 EACH . ' ·1· 29 NO WASTE LEMONADE Pel Monte MEET -. BUCKET STEAKS HOMEMADE MINUTE MAID AUG_UST 19TH Ubby's , BEEF. 694 GROUND CHUCK ~ ORA;NGE JUICE Green Giant Jumbo Roll j . SClGt LAIL PGrntt'9Y . jtr f~ FROZEK;DI.NNERS ~_!.. .~"' <·" - · :-"'-· , lB. FRESH & . LEAN JUG MOIIi<;jN COUNTRY ·TABLE . CHICKEN, agent on ;your side, look m.,..aa PLASTIC GALLON LB. companies. : To make sure you, Have " GALLON SLa OR MORE 2% MILK 1nsurance coveraoe at the.., lowest true cost .to you 2. He Is available . dav~~ and night to respond to-u your nee<ts. ~ 3. He handles all typei · of Insurance, and deals th rough strong, reliable ~ . liz BROUGHTON'S ar~.•~:e provld!s' th'e' best I I I I. I I GROUND BEEf BROUGHTON'S • Because ht Is ..,_llff..,-. pracucat tor you to check. 24 oz. .COTTAGE CHEESE And If you hav.l'a claim your lndtl)endent llltnt '' LEAN, PURE BEEF ·USDA CHOICE FRESH & LEAN VALLEY BELL rtPUIItton, · for compony•s str.lco ond· dolms., payment Is critical.. · P.romptly . Sun. 10 to 10 9 to · We AltqJt Federal Food Sis~ps ~ ~ ~ . PHONE 992·3480 '.~ Mjll and Second SIS. We .reserve the right ID Umlt quantities. MIDDLEPORT, 0.. . . A ~ protect homes, cars anti bus intsses. and It Isn't • MASON •• owns a home, car or business should know '--- FRIDM UNTIL 8 PM Swtngen Tilt French City Square Dance Club Qr Gallipolis will celebrate lfa fourth aMiversary In at)'lj! this weekend wlth a Saturday night square dance and par~ . : Each club member wW bring homemade Ice cream .and cake for the event . a!Mj , door prizes wlU be IJiven away. ; Club caller Bill Evans wW be on hand to call !he westerp style square dance from a to 11 p.m. at Clay Elementary School, south of Gall\polls. All Middleport-Pomeroy squar~ dancers are Invited to attenA. · II Your Money · The but way to get a true 1 bargain on Insurance Is to 1 shop for lt. But there aro more than three thousand co-mpan l ts ulllng in . I suronce policies to I I I and program committee, TO HOLD PICNIC ' Diana Sheets, Sharon Hager RACINE Racine · M_AION fMINIMI and Barbara Hill. American legion Post 602 wiU hold its annual picnic STORE HOURS Sut)day, Aug. 22atnoon ·at the • Shrine Park in Racine . Pers·Qns are to bring a Mon .• Tues., Wed. & Sat.-I:JOtj1.5:01 VISITS COLUMBUS covered dish and own ·table I : THURSDAY tiL 12 UOOM . Mary Kauff, 12 Park St., service. Middleport, spen I the li' ' weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell at 47 Clark Place, ',·• Columbus. She also visited VISIT HERE with Mr. and Mrs. Burl Henry Mrs. Dale K. Roush and and Mr . and Mrs. Carl FUR.NilURE Taylor, Columbus. Hubert daughter-, Kathy , Apple Taylor was a guest at the Q-eek, visited from Thuraday 773-5592 Herman Crate . Malon. W. V1. home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl to Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner . Taylor. Dancers invited: . r----,... - -. . "'"" I .Simple facts everyone. who I wu . . POTATO CHIPS .......•........•...•... 69e CUT GREEN BEANS AND PEAS...•...............3:!.~:~.3/$loo PORK AND BEANS ••........•. l/$100 ORANGE OR GRA_ P_E_ FRUIT JUICE •........ :!.:~~..sge PEANUT BUTTER....................99~ BOUNTY PAPER TOWELS . . ••.....• 59e CHARM IN TOILET TISSUE 4::!~ 79e INN MAID NOODLES.........:::~ ·3ge CARROTS VIENNA SAUSAGES •••..... :.:~:.::: 39e Ll19·~ POllED MEAT..............~:::::: 4/89e · tl recen Burger family reunites Georgetha and Georgeanna, Culloden, W. Va. ; Mr. and r.1J Mrs. Cecil Kinnard, Nitro.' W. '.)' Va .; Mr . and Mrs. Jtggs Wroten, Mr. arid Mrs. Paul CHESHillit'.li!' 'l'he annual GaUipolls. ""thony Magariello, Toney Taylor, Dessy and Eric, Burger reunion • held Mrs . John Hager and Magariello, Mrs . Stella Nitro, W. Va .; leon Burger, &rnday, Aug. I at 'the Kyger Sharon, Pleasantville: Mrs. McCann, Mrs. Sallie Napier, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Burger, Creek Recreation Park at Ernest Sheets, Tom, Diana, Miss Myrtle Smith, Hun· Mrs. Gertrude . Midkiff, Mr. Cheshire. Randy, Lancaster ; Mr. and linglnn, W. Va.; Mrs. Charlie and Mrs. William Midkiff, A poUuck dlRner •as en- Mrs. Ray Kemper, Kim and Woodard , William, Beverly, Bobby and Kimi, Mike jOyed at noon by Mrs. Annie Rocky, Mt. Sterling; Mr. and Tracey, KeUy. Hama g n c hi , South l;lurger, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. Ronnie Twyman, Mr. and Mrs. Artie Ball, Charleston, W. Va. Burger and Kt~. Mr . and Brandon The afternoon· was spent and Dama, Marsha Ball, Mr. and Mrs. l.!n. Lonnie Burger, Rt. 2, Ewington; Karen Sue Dennis Ball, Chris and Robin, with visi Ung, picture taking llldwell; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burger, Dayton ; Mrs. Randy Milton , W. Va.; Mrs. Joe and playing games. NeKt Burger, Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, Grove City; Bonnie Shirkey, Mr. and Mrs . year 's olflcers are Hal Hudaoo, Hal Burger, Jackie Burger, Brenda Burger, Greg Clarence Burger, Mr. and . Burger, president; Mrs. John Janey, Mrs. Everette Waugh, Purtle, (;olumbus; Mrs . Mrs . George Shirkey, Ha~er , secretary-treasurer, cteyotiona. Attending the meetlnl were Steve Wllaon, Cathy Smlll!, Rod Pullins, Paul _RI~..I Jackie Zirkle, Julia t'Oifell1 Melba Thomas, Stevi · Trussell, Dave Smith, Jot Holman, Neale Knlgh~ Randy Du~dlng, Tom Foreman, Tonya Alb, Sonja Ash, Teresa Holateln, S~e Zirkle, Rhonda Zlrklf(. Tracey Jeffers and Cindy Pitzer. '· Refreshments were 11eivecf; The next meeting will be Aut, 23 at 6 : ~9 with the Rev. Ml', Wilson. Bunny McGraw WUJ have the devotions. . • .How to Get .· . .· ooly a sop$' Cent cbance he's her baby's fatner. (A blood teSt . I the Best Insurance Buy for here might clear him, but it wouldn't convict him.) · - HELEN 1-The~Sentlnei,Mlddleport.Pomeroy, o., Tueaday,at;g. l7, 1976 ' New officers ~lected JdJ U. By Helen and _Sue Bouel · ~-----...,-------- ~.· ~= . • • Generation Rap ~:: -- u I · TAB 8 PAK 16 oz. BOntES �.. • T .·.··:-:-:···:·=·=::::··m. . .... "?~ ..•\.Wlb • ~ 38-~ ').... •• -_,, .. ...,. "·«-~..«<-AC1 : Sh Community .Corner. By Charlene Hoeflich Polly's Pointers ~1 ~ · l' N '· \ Turn up the heat to clean broiler Bob IIIII Judy Garwell and children, Greta and Justin, left Friday m~ for their lwme in Des Moines, Iowa after ·~ Polly Cramer apendlng two neb 111th Judy's mother, Margaret Butcher, · ., " lllld her brother and 1118ter-in-Jaw, Jim and Jennifer Butcher Dr:AR POLLY - n seems a aon, Jell. plastic brea.d . wrappers are For one of thoae weeki Bob and Judy took Margaret to forever gelling stuck on my VIrginia Beacb 111th a 'viJit to Buacb Gardens and chrome broiler while it is hot. WU!Iamsburg. The cblldren remained in Middleport with their I wonder how, if ever, I can uncle and aunt. remove this plastic without Bob Ia the aaatstant dl!an of fine arta at Drake University in sera lching the surface. Des Moines, and thla fall will receive hla doc!Drate ln music I suggest that a hamper be from.QidahCIIIl8 University. He has composed and arranged bought for eacH family millie lor performance by an orcbeatra there ~etime in member and lei them lake October. · ca re of their own wash. This And Judy keeps busy too. She teacbe8 piano parttlme at ·is a terrific helpfor Mom and Drake and la alao cootinuing her le8110ns. Dr. George Katz, a temf1c expenence for the lllder whom llhe IIIUdied at Ohio University, is her instruc!Dr. children. I guarantee they Dr. Katz In concert pianist and instructor at Drake w11l get fewer clothes dirty. Inddentally, did you know that Jim and Jennlf;r Butcher · Also, let each "Child vacuum have purc:bued a lllUIIJ farm in the Letart area and 11111 be his own roonl and make him IIIOVIng aomellme liter this month. Their borne on Broadway feel responsible . Give has been purc:bued by Mickey and Twlla ChUds. f<$."*~; 1 , 01 U ;II · THINGS ARE BUSY at the Robert Steele home as they preJIII'e for a visit from their son, s. Sgt. Elto.n Steele, and his family, They will be returning ID the States after four years of being atallooed In Bermuda, and 1111\ have 30 days to visit with relatives and friends here. Sgt. Steele has been in the t,r.S. Marine Corps since his graduation from Eastern High School In 1989. AMONG THE HAPPY vacationers returning home recently are Mr. and Mrs. Later RusseU of Spring Ave., Pomeroy. They visited their son, John H. Rusaell and daqbten of Gil!ll'ock, Wyoming, and did a lot of sightseeing 'llblle there. They toured Coty, vialted Buffalo BW His!Drical Center and Dim, and went to Yellows!Dne Park and Jackson Hole. They. also attended the Cheyenne. Rodeo and toured IDees of Interest in Nebraska and Iowa. . Enroute lwme they visited their daughter and her family In Westerville, and went toaee Mrs. RusaeU's slsler, Geraldine Qreer, who Is recuperating from back surg.,Y at University Hospital in Colwnbus. · · · • KENtoiY ROUSH, Junior at Meigs High, 'will enter Grant Hospital • week from !Dmorrow for some noae surgery. Two ~ ago be broke his noae when be fell jogging, had 10111e surgery then, and·now finds he needs more. He's the son t:l Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush. FUN FOR THE FAMILY 1131H - MEIGS COUNTY - 1131H : Social Calendar ' TUESDAY FRIENDLY Circle, Trinity Church, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the church . Mrs. Elizabeth Fick to have the program. SOUTHERN Local band boosters Tuesday, 8 p.m. following practice. Everyooe urged to attend. ·CHESTER Council 323, Daughters of America, Tuesday nig ht, 8 p.m. DEAR POLLY - l'\ly Pet Practice tD be held for in· Peeve is with those bottles speclion on Sept. 7. All with information labels members and officers urged placed so that one has to read In a!lend IJle mee ling. through the contents . <l1le in WEDNESDAy particular is a witch hazel PAST Presidents of Drew lila l 1 use so much · Mter crocheting a handWebster Unit 39, American bag, 1 had to line it. 1 found Legion Auxiliary, Wednesday that sewing two pretty 7' 30 p.m. home of Mrs . Rhoda handkerchiefs together and Hackett, Middleport. attaching In the inside of the . OLD fashioned revival bag made a nice lining. camp meebng, Aug. 18-29, MRS. D.T. Maplewood Lake •. Rt. 124, · DEAR POLLY - My above Syracuse. ~tble . sl~dy , neighbors gave us an idea 10:30 a.m.; SJle?&l st~mg , that has saved both my 6 :30 Pfm.; wtth Bissell husband and 1 much sweat Brothe~~ · Gospel Ton~s , and irritation. If you have a Chorala~res , Haven Family stubborn lawn mower chain · singing ; evening services, saw, edger, etc. leave 1i in IJle 7:30 p.m. Speaker 0 . G. sun until well heated. When McKinney. Public invited and warm through IJle problem is free parking for campers. solved. 1 no longer have In THURSDAY nag lny husband to start l1le WEEKEND REVIVAL at lawn mower for me . Independent Holiness ELIZABETH. Church, Fourul and Uncoln DEAR POLLY ~ I always Sts., Middleport. Special pula carton of cottage cbeese singing. Se.rvices 7:30 in the tefrigerator upside nightly . · Pastor O'Dell . down and leave it that way so. Manley . Public invited.. itdoesnotdryoutorsour. FLO. ALL THIS WEEK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 8:00 a.m . Junior Fair Swine Showmanship and Judging followed open class. 9:15a.m.- Junior Fair Beef Showmanship and Judging 12:00 Noon- 4·H Flower Show Judging (Jr. Fair Building) 12:30 p.m. - Flower Show Judging 1:00 p.m. - Open Class Beef Judging 4-H Decorama 4-H Rabbits and Paultry Judging x 4:00 p.m. - Twilight Horse Harness Racing 8:00 p.m. - Jr. Fair Youth Night Horse Show· Center Field-Open Class Pony Pulling Contest yourself a little brea~ as you have earned it. Keep a lot of canned potatoes, eggs, hot dogs, hamburger patties , milk, canned beans and soup handy for emergencies so you caq pick up and go out with no worries about the children's dinner . Enjoy 'the summer. FaU will soon be ~ere and back we go to the grind of pa ck in~ lunches , cooking gOOd hearty meals, driving kids to school and here and there. - VAL. DEAR VAL - As to your question I have bad good luck reheating the broiler which softens the stuck-on plastic. Unplug and white stlllllot rub It oft. As plastic and OJ>' pllance are . both bot your band must .be protected, so . crumple up a paper towel ot napkin and rub plastlt back and forth until U "balls," or an end loosens so most of it can be pulled away. The residue that remains can be removed by putting rubbing alcohol on the towel and rubbing again. Wben a)>' pliance is cool, remove the dull look by rubbing again with the alcohol. .It will gleam like a mirror. - POLLY. VACATION ENDS Mr. and Mrs. Larry mill hone and daughter, Kaleen, Mrs. Violet Millhone and Mr. and Mrs. Garth Sovel, all of Tuppers Plains. PoUy will send you oae of ber " peachy" tbank·you cards, ideal for lramlllg or placing io your family . scrapbook, il sbe uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem Ia her colllDID. Write Polly's Pointers In care of this newspaper. Gala Christian School · ·amaH classes •quaUty education • noo-deaomiDalional Educillllg the wbole chUd to live abandalitly !Dday. (Jobn 10:10) Applications now being x Grandstand Attractions aceepted. Phone: f*.304l have returned from a 17-day vacaUon through 18 stales. Among the many points of interest they visited were l1le Badlands and Black Hills of South Dakota, Custer's National Monument, Mon. lana, Yellows!Dne National Park, Las Vegas, Nev., l1le Painted Desert In Arizona, and Opryland in Nashville, Tenn. Pringle's Twin Pack • •• w ~ ' . Do Developen ED1ar1e Buat? Rap : I'm a IS.year~ld girl wlth a deficiency. A~Uy two. I'm very flat-chested, which Is more so because l'rh $lll8ll and skinny. I've Invested in a bll!l developer (nationally advertised in good magazines) but wonder If it might cause breast cancer or interf~re 111th lreast.feedlng later on? - WAITING FOR IT TO ARRIVE WFITA: Your bll!l developer Isn't likely tD cause health or breast· feeding probl!!liiS.lt alao won 'I build fat tissue on your breasts though It can ereate an effect by enlarging muscles and (possibly) Improving your posture ... Just look what "reslstlve exercise" does for Mr. America types. We're assuming the item you ordered Is a "pqsiJ" gadget -two contoured plastic plates separated by a strong spring. Squeezing the plates. together, you "!Dne" arm, neck , bust, s!Dmach and shoulder muscles. But you can accomplish almost the same thing by joining your hands in front of your chest and pushing one against the other very hard. - HELEN +++ Note From Sue: The actual size of the breast (whlcb is a gland) can 't be cbanged b~ e>:erclae. What you're born to have Is whai you get although birth cootrol pills· make some girls a little fuller; However, isometri«:a or resistive exercise might add an inch of supporting muscle where it's needed:' . Also, if you put on a few pounds, you'lllook rounder every. where. And you )I'Obably 1111l, as you mature out of the coltish stage. - SUE . +++ Dear Helen and Sue: . I ~e ~ guy Billy and we get along real good. But his old :~"=~·pregnant an<( she thinks it Is either his baby or one If it is his, she wants him to be over to her house a lot tD show her parents the father cares. I don 'I mind that but her father may make them get married. The other lena has split soit'suptoBilly.Howdoeshegetoutofthis?- B.G. ' Dea~. ~i can't make BiUy the faD guy if she admits there's Officers were elected at Thuraday night's meeting of l1le Katharos Fellowahip at l1le home of the Rev. Steve Wilson. Elected were Tammy Pitzer , president; Steve Trussell, vice president; Ci ndy Pitzer, secretary; Dave Smith, treasurer; Joe Holman and Neale Knight, recreation l~aders; Cindy Pi~er. news reporter; Julia Powell, Pam Harden and Bunny McGraw , food chairman. Discussed at the meeting . were several projects In· clqding car washes to raise money toward sUpporting their project of assisting an orphanage. Pioces ID have the cor washes were discussed, along with the Jesus '76 Camp in Penn· sylvania to be held Aug. 19,20 and 21. Ca thy Smith led · . l . +++ · Dear B · . ~ .. ... So maybe Billy WANTS to be at this girl's house a lot. Have you considered that? - SUE . Rap : . +++ . My 1118rried brother seems to think we should give him anythlng.he wants. For example he "borr~wed " $50 from us for a stereo, and hasn 't paid it back. Bl!l when I tried to borrow .~ from him for a triP-Bnd promised to repay him 111th $30 :... a $10 bonus -he first gave me the mooey, but that night he asked it back because his wife . said "No!" ' The next day he comes over and demands $10- because I JX'omised him the bon\15. And Mom gives it to him. What do you say ID this• - GYPPED Dear Gypped: We say your mother is a soft touch for a con.fiian.fiioocher. ~·t get involved in any more financial games with your brother!.- HELEN AND SUE Reception plans made Plans . for serving two receptions were made during a meeting of the Happy Harvesters Class of Trinity Church Friday night. The class will serve the Holter reception on Aug. 28 and l1le Werner reception on Sept. 11 . It was noted that aU occasion, birthday and getwell cards are for sale by the class. Miss Erma Smith, president, thanked those who worked at l1le recent rum-. mage sale. It was reported that Mrs. Gladys Cuckler and Mrs. Eve Dessauer are both improving frDm illnesses. Thank-you note was read from Mrs . Dessauer for flowers and cards sent to her during her recent hospilalization. Devotions w open the meeting wer~ given by Mrs. Freda Duffy who used a " Mom's Old poem, Cooks rove", and "Romance Knows No Age for Old Couples." Members sang the birthday song for Edith WRIGLEYS SPLIT CIDCAGO (UPI) - .)oan Wrigley, wife of William Wrigley, president of the Wrigley Gum Co., will receive $4,000 a mooth in temporary support and maintenance until her divorce suit Is heard. Lanning and Lillie Hauck: A pink col9r scheme was carried out in the table decorations with refresh· menls being served by Mrs. Carrie Neulzling and Miss Sybil Ebersbach. ,. L ., -• . ~SIJPER.MARKET • Ope~ Dai~ :' . ' )$.. ~ ~ ' . \ MINUTE STEAKS ~. ln . a position to stlppork you . To be on your sldt In• · helptnv obtain. fustr equltob 0 uttltmtn , rou · . HOMO MILK employed local builness · each and every one. That's why' rt•s ·a good Idea to consult .en in dependent insurance igent , An lnclependent t d agen oes not work . for an Insurance compariy. He works for you. Which means he can plan the coverage that ProteC:ts you· best . And then place · If with the most suitabfe of the severe! lnsUrarice companies he deals with . Manv people make the costly mistake of assuming that Insurance policies are all the same. The truth rs they are not. • Not only does the quality ~ of coverage vary from policy to policy, but the . 1 ITI&n , an . hdtPthdenr ., agent knows his.,. res·p onslblllty rs I ro hi t cus omers. His succus ·ll'::t ba'SOd on serving hi( , custa:mers In three key:e II J !j an Independent Insurance for thll symbol or consult your YeUbw. Pagn. If hi often varies too. I costRemember Price iS can't t)el~ Yt,u, · nobodY I not the onlythatbasis tor can. N , ,..,..~ • i selecting yO"ur COY&fl9e,...i "The lnsur•nce Sto;ilJ!.. ' I Reut•r-Brogan lniUrance Service I( 214 E. Moin THURSDAY - .. - POTATOES LB.19• Armour OPEN UNTIL 5 PM .5 oz. ., SALISBURY, TURKEY . EVENING_RESERVED LARGE EGGS • CANS DOZENsge t II BOLOGNA $229 CARTON : LARGE SIZE ~ ANNUAL PICNIC" CLOSED EVE·R lA ~--~------------------~~· • .2CHEWING. TOBACCO MQNDAY E.XCEPT LABOR DAY DISTILLED ,WATER . . ~ 1-LB. "' • "' ; BARBARA DEE • - • ' ~ COOKIES • PKG. 69~ CHOCOLATE, LEMON, PEANUT BUTTER • VANILlA FUDGE. CREAM FILLED • GAllON ~ 4 TONE SOAP IVORY LIQUID . ·CUBE STEAK LB. ''1.39 LB. '139 CHICKEN LEGS & lHIGHS LB. 79$ .WIENERS PURINA LOVIN' SPOQ"NFULL " · PKG. liz BEEF, LIVER, CAT FOOD TUNA FLAVORS • REGULAR SIZE BARS 149 GALLON ' 3 '1 1211z oz. ' CANS \. ••• SOFT 8 PAK . · 16 OZ. BTLS• • . 1 99¢ 9 REG. 1.4 ORANGE, GRAPE, DRINK MIXcHERRYt LEMONADE SPRITE $109 8 PAK :· a PAK 16 oz. 16 oz. somEs ~mEs ·PAK ~ •• • . . . ~ CARR()TS· OR RADISHES PK.19~ YELLOW ONIONS COCA'·COLA DIET RITE COLA . •8 ' . 16 .OZ. BTLS. ~119 • COUNTRY· FRESH - l i!l%WWA131t'lltJWl 1~~~~~~~-~~ge==~ - . . COMPLETE WITH SUGAR R. C. COLA $129 ~~ 69·~ With this purchase get 1 gallon of Spring Water FREEl ALLIGATOR N.'S . THURSDAY ONLY ''" 20 cr. 79C ;;;"' ~ HAM DEUCACY & COOPPm ·HAM SUPERIORS ALL MEAT • •u ASHLAND 1< SUPERIORS All MEAT A.::.:.LITT.:.:.;L:;;;;.E..,;,;,;CI;.;;;GA~RS~----- SECOND NATIONAL BANK . 6 WINCHESTER FOR LB. HAM SALAD U. S. GRADE B ONLY · .. ~.. e GROUND CHUCK 89~ LB. $109 CAMDEN PARK Jif Creamy or Chunky Armour - 69 EACH . ' ·1· 29 NO WASTE LEMONADE Pel Monte MEET -. BUCKET STEAKS HOMEMADE MINUTE MAID AUG_UST 19TH Ubby's , BEEF. 694 GROUND CHUCK ~ ORA;NGE JUICE Green Giant Jumbo Roll j . SClGt LAIL PGrntt'9Y . jtr f~ FROZEK;DI.NNERS ~_!.. .~"' <·" - · :-"'-· , lB. FRESH & . LEAN JUG MOIIi<;jN COUNTRY ·TABLE . CHICKEN, agent on ;your side, look m.,..aa PLASTIC GALLON LB. companies. : To make sure you, Have " GALLON SLa OR MORE 2% MILK 1nsurance coveraoe at the.., lowest true cost .to you 2. He Is available . dav~~ and night to respond to-u your nee<ts. ~ 3. He handles all typei · of Insurance, and deals th rough strong, reliable ~ . liz BROUGHTON'S ar~.•~:e provld!s' th'e' best I I I I. I I GROUND BEEf BROUGHTON'S • Because ht Is ..,_llff..,-. pracucat tor you to check. 24 oz. .COTTAGE CHEESE And If you hav.l'a claim your lndtl)endent llltnt '' LEAN, PURE BEEF ·USDA CHOICE FRESH & LEAN VALLEY BELL rtPUIItton, · for compony•s str.lco ond· dolms., payment Is critical.. · P.romptly . Sun. 10 to 10 9 to · We AltqJt Federal Food Sis~ps ~ ~ ~ . PHONE 992·3480 '.~ Mjll and Second SIS. We .reserve the right ID Umlt quantities. MIDDLEPORT, 0.. . . A ~ protect homes, cars anti bus intsses. and It Isn't • MASON •• owns a home, car or business should know '--- FRIDM UNTIL 8 PM Swtngen Tilt French City Square Dance Club Qr Gallipolis will celebrate lfa fourth aMiversary In at)'lj! this weekend wlth a Saturday night square dance and par~ . : Each club member wW bring homemade Ice cream .and cake for the event . a!Mj , door prizes wlU be IJiven away. ; Club caller Bill Evans wW be on hand to call !he westerp style square dance from a to 11 p.m. at Clay Elementary School, south of Gall\polls. All Middleport-Pomeroy squar~ dancers are Invited to attenA. · II Your Money · The but way to get a true 1 bargain on Insurance Is to 1 shop for lt. But there aro more than three thousand co-mpan l ts ulllng in . I suronce policies to I I I and program committee, TO HOLD PICNIC ' Diana Sheets, Sharon Hager RACINE Racine · M_AION fMINIMI and Barbara Hill. American legion Post 602 wiU hold its annual picnic STORE HOURS Sut)day, Aug. 22atnoon ·at the • Shrine Park in Racine . Pers·Qns are to bring a Mon .• Tues., Wed. & Sat.-I:JOtj1.5:01 VISITS COLUMBUS covered dish and own ·table I : THURSDAY tiL 12 UOOM . Mary Kauff, 12 Park St., service. Middleport, spen I the li' ' weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell at 47 Clark Place, ',·• Columbus. She also visited VISIT HERE with Mr. and Mrs. Burl Henry Mrs. Dale K. Roush and and Mr . and Mrs. Carl FUR.NilURE Taylor, Columbus. Hubert daughter-, Kathy , Apple Taylor was a guest at the Q-eek, visited from Thuraday 773-5592 Herman Crate . Malon. W. V1. home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl to Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner . Taylor. Dancers invited: . r----,... - -. . "'"" I .Simple facts everyone. who I wu . . POTATO CHIPS .......•........•...•... 69e CUT GREEN BEANS AND PEAS...•...............3:!.~:~.3/$loo PORK AND BEANS ••........•. l/$100 ORANGE OR GRA_ P_E_ FRUIT JUICE •........ :!.:~~..sge PEANUT BUTTER....................99~ BOUNTY PAPER TOWELS . . ••.....• 59e CHARM IN TOILET TISSUE 4::!~ 79e INN MAID NOODLES.........:::~ ·3ge CARROTS VIENNA SAUSAGES •••..... :.:~:.::: 39e Ll19·~ POllED MEAT..............~:::::: 4/89e · tl recen Burger family reunites Georgetha and Georgeanna, Culloden, W. Va. ; Mr. and r.1J Mrs. Cecil Kinnard, Nitro.' W. '.)' Va .; Mr . and Mrs. Jtggs Wroten, Mr. arid Mrs. Paul CHESHillit'.li!' 'l'he annual GaUipolls. ""thony Magariello, Toney Taylor, Dessy and Eric, Burger reunion • held Mrs . John Hager and Magariello, Mrs . Stella Nitro, W. Va .; leon Burger, &rnday, Aug. I at 'the Kyger Sharon, Pleasantville: Mrs. McCann, Mrs. Sallie Napier, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Burger, Creek Recreation Park at Ernest Sheets, Tom, Diana, Miss Myrtle Smith, Hun· Mrs. Gertrude . Midkiff, Mr. Cheshire. Randy, Lancaster ; Mr. and linglnn, W. Va.; Mrs. Charlie and Mrs. William Midkiff, A poUuck dlRner •as en- Mrs. Ray Kemper, Kim and Woodard , William, Beverly, Bobby and Kimi, Mike jOyed at noon by Mrs. Annie Rocky, Mt. Sterling; Mr. and Tracey, KeUy. Hama g n c hi , South l;lurger, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. Ronnie Twyman, Mr. and Mrs. Artie Ball, Charleston, W. Va. Burger and Kt~. Mr . and Brandon The afternoon· was spent and Dama, Marsha Ball, Mr. and Mrs. l.!n. Lonnie Burger, Rt. 2, Ewington; Karen Sue Dennis Ball, Chris and Robin, with visi Ung, picture taking llldwell; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burger, Dayton ; Mrs. Randy Milton , W. Va.; Mrs. Joe and playing games. NeKt Burger, Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, Grove City; Bonnie Shirkey, Mr. and Mrs . year 's olflcers are Hal Hudaoo, Hal Burger, Jackie Burger, Brenda Burger, Greg Clarence Burger, Mr. and . Burger, president; Mrs. John Janey, Mrs. Everette Waugh, Purtle, (;olumbus; Mrs . Mrs . George Shirkey, Ha~er , secretary-treasurer, cteyotiona. Attending the meetlnl were Steve Wllaon, Cathy Smlll!, Rod Pullins, Paul _RI~..I Jackie Zirkle, Julia t'Oifell1 Melba Thomas, Stevi · Trussell, Dave Smith, Jot Holman, Neale Knlgh~ Randy Du~dlng, Tom Foreman, Tonya Alb, Sonja Ash, Teresa Holateln, S~e Zirkle, Rhonda Zlrklf(. Tracey Jeffers and Cindy Pitzer. '· Refreshments were 11eivecf; The next meeting will be Aut, 23 at 6 : ~9 with the Rev. Ml', Wilson. Bunny McGraw WUJ have the devotions. . • .How to Get .· . .· ooly a sop$' Cent cbance he's her baby's fatner. (A blood teSt . I the Best Insurance Buy for here might clear him, but it wouldn't convict him.) · - HELEN 1-The~Sentlnei,Mlddleport.Pomeroy, o., Tueaday,at;g. l7, 1976 ' New officers ~lected JdJ U. By Helen and _Sue Bouel · ~-----...,-------- ~.· ~= . • • Generation Rap ~:: -- u I · TAB 8 PAK 16 oz. BOntES �1-Tba Dally Sellllnel, Mlddleport·P(Jneroy, 0 ., Tue!day, Aug. 17, 1976 ~h ~;~;,.:~,.:;, 'For Fast R~sults Use The Senti~el Clilssifieds Alftd-- ' Business Senices 2 SIGNS Pomeroy HeputHisormaroundy ou , Moywltheranddecoy . any portunity ror personal gain could beneath , come to you today thr ough a Will ne.ver fade away. fr iendly source. Someone you Sadly missed by w ife , Dorothy , know socially m ay be the ondsons . Jackondl onmio .· channel . whom you've gone to bat lor recen lly hasn't forgotten . He 'll be busy trying to' e-Jen the score to- more than one lncorrec I RATES years Ne-v.er o day is done, We don't think of you, Our Hus· VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sopt. 22) Apband. Father , ancl Son . proach your goals real istically Will love you through eternity. tO day and you 'll greatly enhance Ancl in our hear ts you 'll always your chances · for success. Perbe. si stence is the ~ey Ingredient. IN LOviNG ,;-~~;oi "Ei;;Ody Manley Clark . who po ssed awoy , August 17th, 1971. actions win the respect ol your co nt emporaries today They In Memory's lovely gorden , · rea li ze you're a man at your Where remem bered ioy b.looms fair word . Good going . Your rnemory, Dearest Mother , SCORPIO (Oct. ·24-Nov. 22) Is the brightest blossom there. Don'! be bashful abou t askmg In our home , she is fondly remembered , ano th er l or that whi ch ts rightly yours. If there is so meth ing owed Sweet memories cling to l-ler nome. you. speak up. Those who lo ... ed ner in life SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dtc . sincerely , 21) B ase your im port ant Still love l-ler in death the some. decislb.ns upon visible quantities Tl-lere's a sad but :&weet ren:-temtoday. You won 't go wrong . Don't brance . bank on the .unknOwn . Tl-lere's o memory fond ond true . And a token of affec:iion , MOther, CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·Jin. 19) And o heartache still for you. Your major locus &hould be on Deor Mother, sleep thy lost s.leep . care·er associates 10day. There's Freefromollcareondsorrow. · an ally you can de-Jelop who will Rst , wtlere none may weep, prove very helpful. Till that eternal "morrow ". AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Sadly missed by Doughier. Neva , grondchi.!dren , and gfeol An y Involvements tod ay that ingrondch ildren . c lu de persons o l der t han ~ yourself should prove to be sur- IN LOVING memory of our dearly bel oved wife. ond sister . Mary prisi ngly advantageous. Smith Schaefer . who paned PISCES (Fob . 20· March 20) awo~ . August 17. 1973, Stop putting off fac ing up to an We wanted so muc~ to keep you. unpleasan t issue. The l ime is We wotc~ed you doy by day, ripe . It won 't be half as painful as Until ot lost , with breaking ~·ou ' ve led you rself to believe . hearts , · We. sow yo u sl ip away. You wore o crown of potienc!O' As you struggled on and on, And the l-londs that rest forever , Are the honds thot were so strong . Aug. 18, 1978 God watched you while ou suf · fered . Th1s yea r you'!! have an opportunity to open fr iendshiPS with An~ knew you l-lod your shore, two very· unusual people. If yo u He tenderly closed your weary e;res , can win them to your side they'll An took you in His core . turn out to be powerful allies, Dear God, please toke thi s message , To our loved one up obo ... e, Tell her how mucl-l we miss her Andg iveherollourlo ... e . ' So sadly missed: bv vour ~earl broken tomily you left bel-lind, Husband , Su ~ k . brother, Pl-lillp, Sisters and fam ilies. Dally, 8:30 a .m . lo 11:00 All Yard Sates , Rummavr, Porc h and Sastment Porch anq Basement Sates, etc . m ust be paid in advance . Ge t yours in early by stopping by our otr ic e at The D' ily Sentinel, 111 Court St. or writing ao x 729, Pomeroy , Oh io -45769 with your rem ittance . JOE'S Corry Out , 564 l ocust , Middlepor! , Ohio. New hours , 9:09 til 11 :00. Fri day and Satur· day . 9:00 till 12:00 . Phone 992-3152. ~~~~tit~:..._ · ..W.~~~.=--· HEIFER found on ~ew limo Road , owner must identify and pay for ad . Phone 7•2-2125. -- - ---.--. - lOST- 1 yr . old male English Spt· inger Spaniel mixed with Beagle : short ha ir , block and white with docked tail. lost in Rice Run area. east of Tuppers Plains. REWARD ! Phone J. Alan -- - __.__.,_ LOST : St. Bernard Dog lost in long Duvall , (6H)667·3<77. ~---- ,AYour Hollow Road area. Brown . black and white . If anyone has any l nlarmotion conc8rning the whereabouts or wellore ol the dog, please phone 992 -3538. WBirthday --· . sLACK , brown and white beogle , lemole, lost in vicinity at Lead ing .Creek Rood a nd Von Zont Rood Sunday . Lost near. Meigs-Gallic line . Reword . Phone 992-2220 . --~- Aufb'l-~iJes;"'=o ...- ;::..- - PLEASE NO SUNDAY CALLS 8-9-76 1 month . .. 3625. --- 1975 Scout II , 15,000 miles . Ex· cellent shape. Phone 985 - ~1 between B·5:30p.m . I'UIZ·ZI74 . (QAL, "limestone, and calc:;; cl-l loride and calcium brin• for dust control ond special mildng salt for formers . Main Street, Pomeroy, 01-lio or phone 992· 3891. AKC IRISH SETTER puppies, SSO. Phone 949·2726. ond some ---- free,rer. . Pomei'OJ Landmark · , • on and ofJ rood tire5 , FireJione Town and Country truck tires . 10x16.5 tubeless , like new , S3S SWeepers, toaifers, Irons, all , small opplionces . lawn mower , ntlet to Stole Hlghwoy .Garage 2328.· SNAPPER Carrier Wanted · Property Transfers TRAIN FULL OR · PART TIME - a.EARANCE SALE 20 Pet. discount on all mowers in stock. 2-5 H P riders 26" cut 1-1 H P ride·r lO" cui 2-2 t" sell propelled mowers 2-18" push mowers 30 Pet. discount on Snapper tillers 1-5 H P chain drive tillers 3-3 HP chain -drive tillers Gravely Tradar Sale Pomeroy, Dlllo Ph.fn-2975 :n inch color T.V. Zenith, Zenith record pi oyer with speakers , 17 Inch black ond whife T.V., 3 piece bedroom sui te, good con dition. Other mitcellaneoua items. Call742 -2078 . SELMER Slgriet Bb clarinet , 3 yrs. old , In very ,good condition. and -all types of generol repair . Work guaranteed 20 years ex· perience . Phone 992·2<409. 0&~ TREE Trimming, 20 years &X · perience . I ns ured free estimates. Cqll 992·238-4 or (61•) 696·7257 Albooy. 2o Acre farm with pond, barn, smokehouse and cellar plu-s ap· pie orchard qnd peach trees . AI$o on property 2 story house and o 2. year old doubleWide for $29,000.00. Coli 992-7590 during week . · 8 room house for sale at 126 Laurel St., Pomeroy. Phone 992-5W . SEWJNG MACHINE Repairs , service, all makes, 992·2284. The CQ · · Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . UNTRY farmlo"nd with seclud· Authorized Singer Sales and ad woods,.woter and good oc Ser"Jice. We t harp_en Scis!ors. ce~s in Monroe County, W. Va . ~xcAv.ATING , dozer, .loader and • $ 1,000 down, coli (304) 772~ackhoe work : dump trucks 10 0 ..,.=3.:c;;;2c:::..r.!:(~ :o,::.;lc.c7:.:12:.':: 32::2:.:7:.. . _ __ and lo-boys for tlire; ~Ill haul 3· bedroom 'house for sole at 520 fill dirt, to soil , limestone and • Sycamore St., Middleport, good grovel . Call Bob or Roger Jef· buy for $8,000. Phone 992-3578, feu , day phone 992-7089, or 992·7667. nigl-lt phone 9'92·3525 or 9925232. HOusE for sale . 2 large bedrooms, large living room , EXCAVATING , dozer, backhoe kitchen, dining, carpetd , $9,CXIO and ditcher . Chorles R. Hatin Harrisonville. Phone 742. field , Back Hoe Service, 2796. . Rutland , Ohio. Phone 7.t2·2008. HOusE for sale, 391 South Second GREG-s cB SALES , locoted ao Er· Ave.~ Middleport. Phone 992 win 's Gulf Service , Mid2265 . dlepOrt , Ohio. Phone 992· 243B. · SEPTIC Systemt · instol.led· by licensed installer. . ShepQrd Contractors . Phone 7.t2·2409. 2 bedroom , large modern · kit· MAIN POMEROY, O. 12 Pork St ., Middleport. Phone 992 ·3J7•. Virgil B. Sr., Realtor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 11. Phone 992-3371 · RUTLAND - Nice older 9 room home, 2 baths, 3 Brs., or more wllh closeh, full basement, large front l>orch, 2 car garage wllh 2 roomo . Big corner lot . $40,0\)0. 44 ACRES - On Rt. 143. Mobile home 12x60 wllll 2 Brs., drilled well, woods & some bottom land . HEMLOCK GROVE - 3 bedrooms , nice modern beth , large mOdern kitchen with dining, lull basement, end large lot. $20.000. NEAR RUTLAND,.;_ New 3 bedroom . home, steps over kitchen, large living. lull be semen!, St. doors, & windows. Carport with vllllly. 2 acres. $31,000. MIOOLEPORT - $16,500. A good 4 bedroom homo. 1112 bath&, large dining and living, gas hot water heat. Nice woodwork. - ·-- WE HAVE 2 NEW 3 . bedroom homes just being completed. Both have gareges with work, area, bellls, ull(lly R.. carpeted. About 1 acre of grou!1(1 . $22,900.00. CARRY OUT - Hu been estebllshed In the same location tor many years. excellent Doing .. an business. Priced right . WE HAVE 3 OTHER BUSINESSES FOR SALE - CALL If Interested. A NEAT PLACE - 5 yrs. old, 3 bedrooms, bath, dineIn kitchen, utility R., cerport, elr cond.; cerpeled , 'll acre with metai storage bull ding, $16,100.00. GRACIOUS 2 story older , home. F.ormol dining R., 4 BRm., beth, nice kitchen, ·carpeting, paneling, 2 car gerage. Some fruit trees, .69 ecre. $18,100.00. . OTHER LISTINGS NOT NOTED IN THIS AD CALL FOR INFORMATION. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992·2259 or 992-1561 " c ~~~----1B070xl.___.8!1 ...... ~ G.ROU. ND RONI PIZZA ~ FRESHLIKE VEGETABLE SALE CORN-GREEN BEANS-PU\S·& SPINACH GOLDEN ISLE CANS 89 ~ BEEF 1-LB. BOX CRACKERS "" ................~~~-..........................................; ( ' JUICV REP WAIIAN PUNCH 64 oz.. BOffiE LB. FRANKIE$ plumbing and keot ing . No job too large1 or too smalL Phone 7•2·2J.OB. CARpENTER, flooring , ceiling , BEEF OR REGULAR 12 oz. WIENERS PKG. paneling . Phone 992 -2759. EXCAVATING , BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll , SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW BOY ·AND DUMP TRUCKS. Bill PULLINS, PHONE 992·2476 DAY OR NIGHT.. UitOING , r.emodollng, ond STORE SLICED repolrt. Quollty wo~. efficient service. Jesse Rodman , phone DUTCH LUNCHEON LOAF 99~ 992-5980. · DONNA AND Bill'S USED FUR · NITURE STORE. ROD'S T.V . SHOP, WEST COlUMBIA , W. ,VA. OPEN 10 A.M. Till 5 P.M. DAILY: DOZER work ond welding. Con. toct James Parson s, Rt . 1, COUPON . COUPON MOBILE home for sale or rent 3 . . bedrooms, al utlllll11 paid. Phone 992-7751 , 3 BeDROOM mobile homo, wllh fand , 12 )( 60, completely fur. nlshed, pri'ed reasonable - Phone 992-5./91 or '192·3255. · l975 Skyline 12.S2 2 bedr""m total electric, total wrap Foam. Cor . All new furniture like new condition. Can be s~n at St. , Pomeroy, $139 W/C AU GRINDS NO. 405 2 LB. CAN $369. W/C Expires 8-2 1-76 Twin City Gateway Klngobury flomo Saloo , 1100 E. Moln COFFEE CAT CHOW NO. 155 4 LB. BAG j MAXWELL HOUSE '"' PURINA Ohio. HEAR NEWS FIRST . 100% PURE &LEAN. Wtll do roofing , construction, Phono 992·7034 . YELLO ONIONS ' ''I ON ,.I WMPOAM-FM .. ' h o• 2428. 8 Room home . 2 baths, 2 lofs on TEAFORD ERVES Sanitation , 992-395.t or 992· chen, forced air furnace , lincoln Hts. Phone992-5737. LB. • SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern NEW LISTING - 10 room apartment house, 2 OAK cattle rocks for 67 -70 Ford · truck : antique plano; 1971 separate epertmenti. All utilities with natural gaa Vega: Ptlebe Roberta, Racine, Lot . 121x.QI, Want heal. Ohio. Call 949-2626 o' 2•7· 2M I. only $12,000 . PIGs l"" or- s-a71e- .-=P7ho_n_o-cl"7•- 2-·2-.-55- ;;; NEW LISTING - Nice 742·2673. 'Split level 3 BR home, nat. oak varnIshed ·floors, 9xi2- n;;-leht,, n~_ er.,.., used, equipped kitchen-stove, sleeps 5 ad,ults , $50. Piono . $50, ref. end bar, din. area, in good condition. Phone 992· base, family rm ., 2 737B. porches, geragt and 11 A GOOD --:Jersey milk cow ~ifh acres. $41,500.00 . heifer calf . See Charles Gord· ner, Rt. 1, Middleport on . SEEING IS BELIEVING. A BARGAIN . IS ..L~ing ~r~a_k Road. AWAitiNG YOU. CALL CABBAGE , lomat~s. a~~ sw;;t 992·3325. . c11 rn , aqUoth. Phone843·2•9s. Phone 985-3576. ..... on Roule 7. Phone (614) 985· 3825. REMODELING , Plumbing; healing , eoch . Phone 992 ·5750. MUST sell , 1972 Harley Oovidson Sportster, chopped, good con · diti o n . $1600 or be at reosorioble oHe r . Phone 9.t9· ENJOY EVERY OUNCE YOU BUY Boneless Chuck Roast Boneless En~ish Roast Boneless Stew ·Beef Cubed Boneless Pot Roast Br~dford . LO(:A~l ~ owned be-auty she for sole or leose or will sell equ ip· ment consisting of two wash and combou! stations and .t dryers. Equipment is only two yeof s old. Write BoM 729-B, ~ The Do ily Sentinel, Pomeroy. Ohio <45769. 4-10.1 mo.. E1W00D sOWERS REPAIR - FOR SALE - good used T.V.'s, ~ SIX rooms , bath, workshop, color ond block and white . Harstorage building, large lot , well rison ' s TV Service , 276 maintained , reasonably priced. Sycamore St., M iddleport. Phone 992-537C after S p.m . Ohio. Phone992-2521. 3 Bedroom home, bath and one1973 HONDA 350 .t cyl. , like new. hall . Coli 992-3129 or 992-5oi:J.O . 2~ mles , extras, $800 firm . Mus! sell. Phone 9<49-2181 . __ ---- -jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone m -2181 ltl·lftl Aucfl9neer, Com plete Service, Phone 9<49·2487 or 9-49-2000. Racine , Ohio , Critf 9•9·2322. troileL On County Rood lB . All Dn1YS125 1'~. eYenings . Phone FREEZER SALE t-Good used lO cu . ft. free1er Dnly$150 1- New 5,NO BTU Air Conditioner. Reg. S25o.95 SPEClAL$175.00 , 1-Good uoed 12 cu . fl. LARRt.lAVeDER WILl DO babysitting weekdays BRADFORD, CO!NS, currency , .tokens, gold pipes, $650. Coii 9•9·2•BO. ' and silv:er jewelry . We need CO'NSOLE stereO .• am -fm radio,-.; 196-4 ond older U.S. colns. Coli speed changer. , Balance for other· 7<42-2331 or come out $102.10 or term5 . Coll992 -3965 . to our coin shop on Rutland and Leoding Creek Rd . Rogec WINTER potatoes and peaches . Chodes R. Harris , Portland, Woi'Tlsley . Ohio, Phone 8-43 -2693. TIMBER, PomerOy Forest Pro· 1·<46-6570. GoOc lned po ~toble-typewriter. WIRDQWS AUIIIINUI SIOIK-SOFFm &lllltflS.AWIIINCS miles. sissy bOr. crash 1bars, ~ull back handle bars . new tire al}d seals . Scrambler side ducts . Top price for standing sow!imber. Coli Ken t Hanby, RE~LACEIJIEII Coolville, Dlllo 667-3127 7-29· 1 mo. I'IJ_ I _H_O_N~ DA~C-l.•-so-.-1-2.-000 --~---~-- Flliloocio1 AtriiiHit ...a loll W*l Attics S10t1ll WINDOWS I DCIOIS ·.JWilcoine St. RU 773 5721 . $SCash$$ l or jun'ked auto . Frye'$ TrUck Auto Ports . Ru!land . "PhOne 7<42 -2081. 'lliiin IMUiltlon Senkll Wlnshltld Replacement Frtt Esllmotos Dn BodyWork Export Painting lnsurti\Ce Work OLD furni!ure , ice boxes. brass --·- . --"---.,.---19]1 Kawosoki 175, Enduro, $250. · beds, wall telephones and Ser. of motorcycle carriers, $1 3. ports , or com plee households . Phone 992:.·.:5S~2.:3:...~---Write M . D. Miller, At. -4 , Pom.,oy , Ohio. Coll992-7760. C'ANN IN'G' tomoto.!s · and sweep peppers . Cleland Forms . CASH paid for all makes and Ge~oldin e Cleland . ~acine , models of mobile homes . OhiO. Phone or eo code 6i-4 -d3-9S31 . .' I FREE American Auto Sales - - r Photoer•PhY NS-4155 Chester, Dllio 7-t.;.1mo. LOCUST POSTS. round or split . Phon e 949-277.t. 1"9-rt Montego , g~ condj;on, air PLeASURE. l-lorse5: and pon ies . conditioning , p .s. . lo w Also, will do training. Phon, mileage, $1350. Phone Glenn {61•) 698-3~, Ru th Reeves . Bissell , 949-280 1. CANNING p~ches nc;>.;-;-eody tl-lru August. Severol varieties 1966 DOdge one-half -t~n ·~ by the bushel , 'It bushel or standard In good runnin g cort , petk. Please br ing own con ." dl tion . hone 985 -3576. . t9inE!r, 2 convr-nient loc_ otions: TWO motor boats with 35 h,p . Mid way MorTc:ef, Pomeroy , motors ; 1%5 Volkswagen. 992-2582 : Bob '~ Morket , Moson, Phone 992·5W . Mr. al\d Mrs Clinton Gilkey of Albany and Mr. Llncotn Russell were weekend viJICora of Mr. and NOW occepting piqno students . ADDRESSERS wonted IMMEDiATE~ Coll992-2156. beginners , in termediate, odLY! Work a t home. no ex Mrs. Dale RUJSeU and family vonced students. Coli 992perience riec~sSOry ex - yAROSole , 810SouthSecond St ., of Columbul. .i 2'270. M i dd l ep ort , Oh io. Old cellent poy . Write American Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy glassware , old books , pictures, Service , -6950 Way1olo Blvd., lamps , bedding , clo thing, · Sui te 132. M inneapolis , MN of Columbus were recent 55426. • jewelry, lots of mise . viJICors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy and Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE OF APOINTMENT DO vou HAVE PARTY PlAN EX- YARD Sale , Weds .. Thurs.doy, August l8·19tl-l . Main highway, PERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOY Case No . 21883 BiU~Elroy, Jeff and Joey~ Syrocus.e . Good teenage PRTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR esrare of · Carl L . Greenlees Bruce Shumate returned Decened · clothing, beds,preods, many MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA. Notice Is hereby given th at home to Bandyto'wn, W. Va. otl-ler items. In case of ·rain. RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE J . Greenlees of Rou te No . cancelled . OEMS HAVE NO CASH INEST· after. spending a few days • 4,AvaPomeroy ; Oh l o, 45769 has · - · - - -.-:-~oc--:-MENT , NO COllECTING OR a pp oi n te d dutv 1\1111 his grlllidmother, lljrs. b eep 3 Family Yord Sale Thursday , DELIVERING; CAll COLLECT TO E x ecutri x of the Estate of Carl Friday ond Saturday , August Gtneva Shumate and Mr. and L. CAROL DAY 518·48'1·8395 OR Greenlees , deceased, late of 19th, 20th . 21st from 9 till S Mrs. Larry Johnson and · Meigs Coun ty, Oh io . WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR · p.m. on Rt . 33 next to EnterCreditors are required to TIES , 20 RAILROAD AVE., family . prise United Methodist Cl-lurfile t heir cia ims w ith said ALBANY , N.Y. I2'205. . Mr. and Mrs. Mark Warner f iduciary with i n three months . ch. 3 piece bedroom suite, clothing, odds and ends . AND Datec this 28th day of Ju ly DEMoNsrRA TORs and family of Mason were ~ -·--..,-'-'--MANAGER needed to work recent visi<ors of Mr. and 1976. 3 Family Yard Sole. Thursday and with the oldest Toy & Gift Shop Friday in Bradbury at the Mann ing 0 . Webster . Party Plan in the country . Mrs •. H. E. Warner. Hoover residence . Close to Judge Kevin Knapp is spending Highest comm issions - No In- . Court of Common Pleas , radio station . "Jestment. Coli or write todoy , several days 1\1111 his grandProbate Division SANTA 's Porties , A von , Conn . YAR D Sole. clolhing . bollles , 2 ma~, Mrs. Lena Knapp of sinks , I lownmower, misc. 06001 . Phone 1 (203) 673-J.055. (8) 3. lOr 17, Jtc Langsville. items. Thursday and Friday , ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. Mr. arxl Mrs. Larry Barr 19-20; B:30 lill 6 p.m. Rl. 12• NEED some-one to cut gross . arxl family of RuUand were --~-~~!..~"lgc.h.:.S.:. ch_;o.:.o:c. l · _~ Phone 992-579B. :.:.,:.:..:.::;_ FOUR .Family Yard Sale , Weds,, Suhday visitors of Mr. and Friday . 9 o.m . till 4 p.m . loco. Mrs. Howard Thoma. They lion beh ind Pre1byterian Churalso visited with grandch in Middleport . Phone 992parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Tbe Almuac ~7 . By Ublted Press ---· ··-T. Johneon . For Pomeroy, Ohio United Press International Charles Knapp visited Area Today Is Tuesday, Aug. 17, recently with his greatgrandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. the 230th day of 1976 with 136 Carriers win valuiblt FURNISHED , 2 bedrm. apartmen t, to loUow. prizes and earn extra odults only, in Middleport. Harley T. Johnson. The moon Is In Its last spending money . Phone 992-387-t. quarter. Phon.r, The 3 ANo 4 RM. furnished and un· The morning stars are furnished opts . Phone 992Dally Sentinel 5•J.O . Jupiter arxl Saturn. Al992-2156 ~--The evening stars are Mer· Or Slop In AI _COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork, Rt. 33, ten miles north of Pomeroy . cury, Mars and Venus. · 111 Court Street la.rge lots with concrete pot los, Pomeroy, 0 . Those born on this date are sidewalks, runners and. off un~er the sign of. Leo. street parking. Phone 992-7.t79. American frontiersman 3 Ro9m furnished house · with Davy Crockett was born Aug. both . Adults only. Phone 992Jim R. Smltr., aka Jimmy 17' 17116•. 5535 . R. Smith, Eldeana Smith, to On this day In history: oNE bedroom apartments at Jolm A. Elill8, Kathy Elias, In 1915, a devastating VIllAGE MANOR In Middlepon parcels, Salisbury. for. Sl0-4 monthly plus elec . or hurricane struck Galveston, S130 including electric. LOWER Robert C. · Harten bach , Tet:IIB. The death to'U reacbed RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. Sheriff, Jolm M. Wells, Jr., et 275. Convenient to shopping on al to Richard Hayman , In 1933, first baseman LOu Third and Mill Streets In Middleport, Brand new high qualiVlr81nla Hayman, parcels, GWig of the New York ty apor f ment s. See the Olive. Yankees set a majcr league manager at Ap t. 16, or call Herachel E. Roll8h, Eileen record by playing In . his You don't hne to' qui! your ' 992·7741. present job to tflin to -drive a B. ROIIIh to Herschel E. ·"1,308th consecutive game. 1975 Mobile home , 3 bedroofT1S In In only 7 to 8 In 1865, after 34 periODS had . tractor-trailer. Roush, Eileen B. Roush, Mason, W , Va . SISO per month . W'!lekend5 PART TIME training been killed In alx days of (Saturdays 8c Sundays) a qualparcels, Letart. Phone(o14)698·2922 . _...,..,.... -·- -~·-II -ents le Ax Water violence, the curfew wiiB ified driver c• be earnlnQ AVAILABLE ot River'1ide Aport· Dlalrlct .. lifted In the Watta section of me11ts, 1 bedroom apartments, $100 per month; 2 George W. Mash, aka Loa Angeles. bedroom apartment• . $133 per In 1974, lnvadinl! Turkilm per year •nd up. (3 weeks In 1 Gecr11e Null, Martha Naah, month . One pr ice for all. Phone Ia Georlle W. NAsh, Martha troope cut Cyprus In two end FULL TIME resident tr1ining 992 -3273. F. NAtb, lots, Pomeroy· then declared a ceuHire. program). 3 r~OM furnis hed--;p;;,;;;~, , Mltldlepcrt. utilities furnisl-led . Call 992· REVCO Trlctor Tr11ler Train· A thu..ght fer · the day:. ing. Int. will tr1in you on mod· 3129. . Shelda Baumgardner, ern, profetsionll equipment, Frontiersnan Davy frockett William M Batllllfi8J'dner, to TRAileR -~t f;;-;;;~ Nice ya;d an~ placement nsittance is and gorden spoce. Coli 949Jolm Baampnlner. WiUam aaid, ,.,1 leave this rule lor avail1bl1 uppn ,P!tdUitiof\. 252~ , 9o .m . to6 p.m. Marion Bat11111ardner, Earl others wben I'm dead : Be CALL NOW I 422-4080 Eupne Baumgardner, lol, always 11ft )'OU are right5 RoOMS. 1662 Lin coln Hgl~ . PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Phone (304) 76B-~O•I . then go ahead." Pomeroy. KEN GROVER Noblt Summit Rd ., Mlddlti!Orl PHONE 992-5724 7-21 -1 mo. ,_ \Ve Accept Federal Food Stamps -Weclcllnft- D. Bumprdner SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Open Eves. Tii9 :00. · COMM(J CI.4L PHOTOGRAPHY ·- Aerlol - lndustrl•l Construction Progrwd -Complete Sclllol S.l"lft \.tiMief'trlllvate & Elementary · School P.clclti l'lctur" Stnlors & 'l'•rbook SWIMMING POOLS Above ond below ground pool klh for lilt do.Jt. · yourHII r1111n • All pool suppiiM .avallablo, ---- - &:2:1-2 (110. EXPERIENCED 69 Chevrolet pickup 350, stan· ' WILL 00 odd jobs'. roofing , Pt::~in ­ dord, no rust , Phone 992 -5301 . ting ; hauling . tree w0rk 1 and moWing . Ph qne 992 · 7~09 . 1969 FALCON 6 cyl. automafi.c , ,. . Nice condllion . Coli 992 -2849. 197<4 MONTE CARL<i. -green;~ green 'W'Inyl top . Air, p.b., p,s., good · condi tion . Phone 992- loK21-A , Rutland, Dhio csns Ph. 1614)741-240P W. Dollver 7·28-4 Rutland m-zm All Work Ouarantetd Frtt Estlmo!K m -286o too. GREAT OPPORTUNI TY ! --4 or 5 drawer metal file cabinet. Unl i m ite d earni n gs . Phone 992-7261 . Demons trate Toys and Gifts a, few evenings a week . NO ex perience . NO paperwork . NO GIMMICt<S ! Gasoline olowonce . EOrn FREE Sample IF YOU hove o service to after, wont to buy or sell something, Kit. Ca1t 742 -2377. Write TOY oe looking for work . . • or lADIES PART Y PlAN . Whaht'W'er . , , you 'll get re5ults Johnstown, Po . 1590.t . laster with o Sentinel Want Ad. ••,.••• ~ Southe8tem Ohio TIIIII Rafter Co. AI. TROMM CONSl OR -- · Phone 985-3576. A .. ... . . ·- ·=-::- ..:: NOTIC ES ATTN .:1 1 !ILL HOUSEWIVES LIBRA (Sopt. 23·0cl. 23) Your Wolfpen News Notes POMEROY, OHIO OFFICE HOURS BtJO a.m . to S:OO p .m . Noon S8turdav . Phone today 992 -2156. AT949-2801 'i'. ~ POM0~?!vE~?!'!.~ CO. A dd lflonal 2Sc Charge per Advert isement. day , GLEN R. BISSEll $1695 Local1 owner, automatic trans ., power 5leetlng, redia, red finish. good llres, really clean . ·BLIND ADS ago toda~ . - - --- f~ ANY PITCH ANY SIZE ' The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home CONTACT lf73 VEGA ST. WAGON $2.00 t or 80 word minimum . Each additional word 3 cents . Aluminum Siding, Roafin( .Gutters, Paintin& and Repai FREE ESTIMATES! 1974 CHEVY NOVA4 DOOR $2795 Local low mileage car, V-B engine, automatic .. power steering and brakes , radio, tires show little. weer. gold finish . Sharp and nice. CARD OF' THANKS & OBITUARY IN Me-mory of Donald Hauck who You con uvo twndreds oven lhou..nds of dollors wllll otumlnum or vlny·t siding. 1974 DATSUN ONLY S23'15 210,2 door, local car, 4 speed trans, .14,200 miles. good tires. dark 9reen finish, real economy . . For want Ad Strvlce , S ce nts per word ant 1nsert1on . . Minimum Cherge S1 .00. 14 cen ts p er word three 'onsec ut l ve Inse r ti ons . 26 cents p er w o r d six conseCu t iv e Insertion s. 25 fter Cent D iscount on paid ads and ads paid w i thin 10 days . yo~ . b ob · insert ion . Though absent . you ore always near, Still loved , still missed, and ~ver deor. l~"J i ng~y and l onesome ~.-:on~ ...._ away deemed iectl ona l. The publ isher niy 1-lusbqnd, Charles H. Hensley '! bir-thdoy, .August 17. It's not the words , they ore but few . It's the loving memory I hove of poss&d Id S will not be resp on sible for GEMINI (Mal 21 ·Juno 20) Deal IN rnemory of lEO (July 23·Aug. 22) Someone OF Motor Co. QUAI.Ill the right to ed it or re[ect TAURUS (Aprii20· May 20) Op- 8ut our love for you who sieep5 You're a ra th er shrewd shopper tod ay if you appl y yourself. par ticularly in buying merchandise fo r the home. PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 17 THRU 21 DEADLINES S P .M . Day Befor t Publication . Cancellations . corrtc · tlons accepted f irst day of publlcet Jon . REGULATIONS The Publisher rrserves Make a second attempt to con- And with lorewl!lll unspoken , tact key people you've been un· You geC~tly passed away . able to reach . It's advantageous The flowers we place upon your grove , 10 talk to them today . · (lANCER (Juno 21·JUII 22) . INFORMATION 'est ". Thegoldengotestoodopen , ARIES (March 21-Aprll U) One year ago today , with the now. let tomorrow take care of itself , You'll be successful in handlirlg matler ~ at Immediate concern. . WANT ADS Bernice Bade Osol .. Andwhlipered. ''Come home and For WtdnHdlj, Aug. 11, U78 OPEN SUNDAYS - 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M• . COUPQ N c BEm CROCKER BROWNIE MIX NO. 105 I 318. ~·' BAG ... EXPANDED WEEKDAY NEWSCASlS AT 8 A. M., The. Noon Repo; I, . l 22 OZ. BOX 69 1 t W/C COUPOr. TOTAL CEREAL ·NO. 705 W/C .8 OZ. BOX Expires: 8-21·76 Expires : 8-21 -76 Twin City Gateway Twin City Gateway ancl5 P.M. ' v j, , ,, I ' I. �1-Tba Dally Sellllnel, Mlddleport·P(Jneroy, 0 ., Tue!day, Aug. 17, 1976 ~h ~;~;,.:~,.:;, 'For Fast R~sults Use The Senti~el Clilssifieds Alftd-- ' Business Senices 2 SIGNS Pomeroy HeputHisormaroundy ou , Moywltheranddecoy . any portunity ror personal gain could beneath , come to you today thr ough a Will ne.ver fade away. fr iendly source. Someone you Sadly missed by w ife , Dorothy , know socially m ay be the ondsons . Jackondl onmio .· channel . whom you've gone to bat lor recen lly hasn't forgotten . He 'll be busy trying to' e-Jen the score to- more than one lncorrec I RATES years Ne-v.er o day is done, We don't think of you, Our Hus· VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sopt. 22) Apband. Father , ancl Son . proach your goals real istically Will love you through eternity. tO day and you 'll greatly enhance Ancl in our hear ts you 'll always your chances · for success. Perbe. si stence is the ~ey Ingredient. IN LOviNG ,;-~~;oi "Ei;;Ody Manley Clark . who po ssed awoy , August 17th, 1971. actions win the respect ol your co nt emporaries today They In Memory's lovely gorden , · rea li ze you're a man at your Where remem bered ioy b.looms fair word . Good going . Your rnemory, Dearest Mother , SCORPIO (Oct. ·24-Nov. 22) Is the brightest blossom there. Don'! be bashful abou t askmg In our home , she is fondly remembered , ano th er l or that whi ch ts rightly yours. If there is so meth ing owed Sweet memories cling to l-ler nome. you. speak up. Those who lo ... ed ner in life SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dtc . sincerely , 21) B ase your im port ant Still love l-ler in death the some. decislb.ns upon visible quantities Tl-lere's a sad but :&weet ren:-temtoday. You won 't go wrong . Don't brance . bank on the .unknOwn . Tl-lere's o memory fond ond true . And a token of affec:iion , MOther, CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·Jin. 19) And o heartache still for you. Your major locus &hould be on Deor Mother, sleep thy lost s.leep . care·er associates 10day. There's Freefromollcareondsorrow. · an ally you can de-Jelop who will Rst , wtlere none may weep, prove very helpful. Till that eternal "morrow ". AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Sadly missed by Doughier. Neva , grondchi.!dren , and gfeol An y Involvements tod ay that ingrondch ildren . c lu de persons o l der t han ~ yourself should prove to be sur- IN LOVING memory of our dearly bel oved wife. ond sister . Mary prisi ngly advantageous. Smith Schaefer . who paned PISCES (Fob . 20· March 20) awo~ . August 17. 1973, Stop putting off fac ing up to an We wanted so muc~ to keep you. unpleasan t issue. The l ime is We wotc~ed you doy by day, ripe . It won 't be half as painful as Until ot lost , with breaking ~·ou ' ve led you rself to believe . hearts , · We. sow yo u sl ip away. You wore o crown of potienc!O' As you struggled on and on, And the l-londs that rest forever , Are the honds thot were so strong . Aug. 18, 1978 God watched you while ou suf · fered . Th1s yea r you'!! have an opportunity to open fr iendshiPS with An~ knew you l-lod your shore, two very· unusual people. If yo u He tenderly closed your weary e;res , can win them to your side they'll An took you in His core . turn out to be powerful allies, Dear God, please toke thi s message , To our loved one up obo ... e, Tell her how mucl-l we miss her Andg iveherollourlo ... e . ' So sadly missed: bv vour ~earl broken tomily you left bel-lind, Husband , Su ~ k . brother, Pl-lillp, Sisters and fam ilies. Dally, 8:30 a .m . lo 11:00 All Yard Sates , Rummavr, Porc h and Sastment Porch anq Basement Sates, etc . m ust be paid in advance . Ge t yours in early by stopping by our otr ic e at The D' ily Sentinel, 111 Court St. or writing ao x 729, Pomeroy , Oh io -45769 with your rem ittance . JOE'S Corry Out , 564 l ocust , Middlepor! , Ohio. New hours , 9:09 til 11 :00. Fri day and Satur· day . 9:00 till 12:00 . Phone 992-3152. ~~~~tit~:..._ · ..W.~~~.=--· HEIFER found on ~ew limo Road , owner must identify and pay for ad . Phone 7•2-2125. -- - ---.--. - lOST- 1 yr . old male English Spt· inger Spaniel mixed with Beagle : short ha ir , block and white with docked tail. lost in Rice Run area. east of Tuppers Plains. REWARD ! Phone J. Alan -- - __.__.,_ LOST : St. Bernard Dog lost in long Duvall , (6H)667·3<77. ~---- ,AYour Hollow Road area. Brown . black and white . If anyone has any l nlarmotion conc8rning the whereabouts or wellore ol the dog, please phone 992 -3538. WBirthday --· . sLACK , brown and white beogle , lemole, lost in vicinity at Lead ing .Creek Rood a nd Von Zont Rood Sunday . Lost near. Meigs-Gallic line . Reword . Phone 992-2220 . --~- Aufb'l-~iJes;"'=o ...- ;::..- - PLEASE NO SUNDAY CALLS 8-9-76 1 month . .. 3625. --- 1975 Scout II , 15,000 miles . Ex· cellent shape. Phone 985 - ~1 between B·5:30p.m . I'UIZ·ZI74 . (QAL, "limestone, and calc:;; cl-l loride and calcium brin• for dust control ond special mildng salt for formers . Main Street, Pomeroy, 01-lio or phone 992· 3891. AKC IRISH SETTER puppies, SSO. Phone 949·2726. ond some ---- free,rer. . Pomei'OJ Landmark · , • on and ofJ rood tire5 , FireJione Town and Country truck tires . 10x16.5 tubeless , like new , S3S SWeepers, toaifers, Irons, all , small opplionces . lawn mower , ntlet to Stole Hlghwoy .Garage 2328.· SNAPPER Carrier Wanted · Property Transfers TRAIN FULL OR · PART TIME - a.EARANCE SALE 20 Pet. discount on all mowers in stock. 2-5 H P riders 26" cut 1-1 H P ride·r lO" cui 2-2 t" sell propelled mowers 2-18" push mowers 30 Pet. discount on Snapper tillers 1-5 H P chain drive tillers 3-3 HP chain -drive tillers Gravely Tradar Sale Pomeroy, Dlllo Ph.fn-2975 :n inch color T.V. Zenith, Zenith record pi oyer with speakers , 17 Inch black ond whife T.V., 3 piece bedroom sui te, good con dition. Other mitcellaneoua items. Call742 -2078 . SELMER Slgriet Bb clarinet , 3 yrs. old , In very ,good condition. and -all types of generol repair . Work guaranteed 20 years ex· perience . Phone 992·2<409. 0&~ TREE Trimming, 20 years &X · perience . I ns ured free estimates. Cqll 992·238-4 or (61•) 696·7257 Albooy. 2o Acre farm with pond, barn, smokehouse and cellar plu-s ap· pie orchard qnd peach trees . AI$o on property 2 story house and o 2. year old doubleWide for $29,000.00. Coli 992-7590 during week . · 8 room house for sale at 126 Laurel St., Pomeroy. Phone 992-5W . SEWJNG MACHINE Repairs , service, all makes, 992·2284. The CQ · · Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . UNTRY farmlo"nd with seclud· Authorized Singer Sales and ad woods,.woter and good oc Ser"Jice. We t harp_en Scis!ors. ce~s in Monroe County, W. Va . ~xcAv.ATING , dozer, .loader and • $ 1,000 down, coli (304) 772~ackhoe work : dump trucks 10 0 ..,.=3.:c;;;2c:::..r.!:(~ :o,::.;lc.c7:.:12:.':: 32::2:.:7:.. . _ __ and lo-boys for tlire; ~Ill haul 3· bedroom 'house for sole at 520 fill dirt, to soil , limestone and • Sycamore St., Middleport, good grovel . Call Bob or Roger Jef· buy for $8,000. Phone 992-3578, feu , day phone 992-7089, or 992·7667. nigl-lt phone 9'92·3525 or 9925232. HOusE for sale . 2 large bedrooms, large living room , EXCAVATING , dozer, backhoe kitchen, dining, carpetd , $9,CXIO and ditcher . Chorles R. Hatin Harrisonville. Phone 742. field , Back Hoe Service, 2796. . Rutland , Ohio. Phone 7.t2·2008. HOusE for sale, 391 South Second GREG-s cB SALES , locoted ao Er· Ave.~ Middleport. Phone 992 win 's Gulf Service , Mid2265 . dlepOrt , Ohio. Phone 992· 243B. · SEPTIC Systemt · instol.led· by licensed installer. . ShepQrd Contractors . Phone 7.t2·2409. 2 bedroom , large modern · kit· MAIN POMEROY, O. 12 Pork St ., Middleport. Phone 992 ·3J7•. Virgil B. Sr., Realtor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 11. Phone 992-3371 · RUTLAND - Nice older 9 room home, 2 baths, 3 Brs., or more wllh closeh, full basement, large front l>orch, 2 car garage wllh 2 roomo . Big corner lot . $40,0\)0. 44 ACRES - On Rt. 143. Mobile home 12x60 wllll 2 Brs., drilled well, woods & some bottom land . HEMLOCK GROVE - 3 bedrooms , nice modern beth , large mOdern kitchen with dining, lull basement, end large lot. $20.000. NEAR RUTLAND,.;_ New 3 bedroom . home, steps over kitchen, large living. lull be semen!, St. doors, & windows. Carport with vllllly. 2 acres. $31,000. MIOOLEPORT - $16,500. A good 4 bedroom homo. 1112 bath&, large dining and living, gas hot water heat. Nice woodwork. - ·-- WE HAVE 2 NEW 3 . bedroom homes just being completed. Both have gareges with work, area, bellls, ull(lly R.. carpeted. About 1 acre of grou!1(1 . $22,900.00. CARRY OUT - Hu been estebllshed In the same location tor many years. excellent Doing .. an business. Priced right . WE HAVE 3 OTHER BUSINESSES FOR SALE - CALL If Interested. A NEAT PLACE - 5 yrs. old, 3 bedrooms, bath, dineIn kitchen, utility R., cerport, elr cond.; cerpeled , 'll acre with metai storage bull ding, $16,100.00. GRACIOUS 2 story older , home. F.ormol dining R., 4 BRm., beth, nice kitchen, ·carpeting, paneling, 2 car gerage. Some fruit trees, .69 ecre. $18,100.00. . OTHER LISTINGS NOT NOTED IN THIS AD CALL FOR INFORMATION. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992·2259 or 992-1561 " c ~~~----1B070xl.___.8!1 ...... ~ G.ROU. ND RONI PIZZA ~ FRESHLIKE VEGETABLE SALE CORN-GREEN BEANS-PU\S·& SPINACH GOLDEN ISLE CANS 89 ~ BEEF 1-LB. BOX CRACKERS "" ................~~~-..........................................; ( ' JUICV REP WAIIAN PUNCH 64 oz.. BOffiE LB. FRANKIE$ plumbing and keot ing . No job too large1 or too smalL Phone 7•2·2J.OB. CARpENTER, flooring , ceiling , BEEF OR REGULAR 12 oz. WIENERS PKG. paneling . Phone 992 -2759. EXCAVATING , BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll , SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW BOY ·AND DUMP TRUCKS. Bill PULLINS, PHONE 992·2476 DAY OR NIGHT.. UitOING , r.emodollng, ond STORE SLICED repolrt. Quollty wo~. efficient service. Jesse Rodman , phone DUTCH LUNCHEON LOAF 99~ 992-5980. · DONNA AND Bill'S USED FUR · NITURE STORE. ROD'S T.V . SHOP, WEST COlUMBIA , W. ,VA. OPEN 10 A.M. Till 5 P.M. DAILY: DOZER work ond welding. Con. toct James Parson s, Rt . 1, COUPON . COUPON MOBILE home for sale or rent 3 . . bedrooms, al utlllll11 paid. Phone 992-7751 , 3 BeDROOM mobile homo, wllh fand , 12 )( 60, completely fur. nlshed, pri'ed reasonable - Phone 992-5./91 or '192·3255. · l975 Skyline 12.S2 2 bedr""m total electric, total wrap Foam. Cor . All new furniture like new condition. Can be s~n at St. , Pomeroy, $139 W/C AU GRINDS NO. 405 2 LB. CAN $369. W/C Expires 8-2 1-76 Twin City Gateway Klngobury flomo Saloo , 1100 E. Moln COFFEE CAT CHOW NO. 155 4 LB. BAG j MAXWELL HOUSE '"' PURINA Ohio. HEAR NEWS FIRST . 100% PURE &LEAN. Wtll do roofing , construction, Phono 992·7034 . YELLO ONIONS ' ''I ON ,.I WMPOAM-FM .. ' h o• 2428. 8 Room home . 2 baths, 2 lofs on TEAFORD ERVES Sanitation , 992-395.t or 992· chen, forced air furnace , lincoln Hts. Phone992-5737. LB. • SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern NEW LISTING - 10 room apartment house, 2 OAK cattle rocks for 67 -70 Ford · truck : antique plano; 1971 separate epertmenti. All utilities with natural gaa Vega: Ptlebe Roberta, Racine, Lot . 121x.QI, Want heal. Ohio. Call 949-2626 o' 2•7· 2M I. only $12,000 . PIGs l"" or- s-a71e- .-=P7ho_n_o-cl"7•- 2-·2-.-55- ;;; NEW LISTING - Nice 742·2673. 'Split level 3 BR home, nat. oak varnIshed ·floors, 9xi2- n;;-leht,, n~_ er.,.., used, equipped kitchen-stove, sleeps 5 ad,ults , $50. Piono . $50, ref. end bar, din. area, in good condition. Phone 992· base, family rm ., 2 737B. porches, geragt and 11 A GOOD --:Jersey milk cow ~ifh acres. $41,500.00 . heifer calf . See Charles Gord· ner, Rt. 1, Middleport on . SEEING IS BELIEVING. A BARGAIN . IS ..L~ing ~r~a_k Road. AWAitiNG YOU. CALL CABBAGE , lomat~s. a~~ sw;;t 992·3325. . c11 rn , aqUoth. Phone843·2•9s. Phone 985-3576. ..... on Roule 7. Phone (614) 985· 3825. REMODELING , Plumbing; healing , eoch . Phone 992 ·5750. MUST sell , 1972 Harley Oovidson Sportster, chopped, good con · diti o n . $1600 or be at reosorioble oHe r . Phone 9.t9· ENJOY EVERY OUNCE YOU BUY Boneless Chuck Roast Boneless En~ish Roast Boneless Stew ·Beef Cubed Boneless Pot Roast Br~dford . LO(:A~l ~ owned be-auty she for sole or leose or will sell equ ip· ment consisting of two wash and combou! stations and .t dryers. Equipment is only two yeof s old. Write BoM 729-B, ~ The Do ily Sentinel, Pomeroy. Ohio <45769. 4-10.1 mo.. E1W00D sOWERS REPAIR - FOR SALE - good used T.V.'s, ~ SIX rooms , bath, workshop, color ond block and white . Harstorage building, large lot , well rison ' s TV Service , 276 maintained , reasonably priced. Sycamore St., M iddleport. Phone 992-537C after S p.m . Ohio. Phone992-2521. 3 Bedroom home, bath and one1973 HONDA 350 .t cyl. , like new. hall . Coli 992-3129 or 992-5oi:J.O . 2~ mles , extras, $800 firm . Mus! sell. Phone 9<49-2181 . __ ---- -jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone m -2181 ltl·lftl Aucfl9neer, Com plete Service, Phone 9<49·2487 or 9-49-2000. Racine , Ohio , Critf 9•9·2322. troileL On County Rood lB . All Dn1YS125 1'~. eYenings . Phone FREEZER SALE t-Good used lO cu . ft. free1er Dnly$150 1- New 5,NO BTU Air Conditioner. Reg. S25o.95 SPEClAL$175.00 , 1-Good uoed 12 cu . fl. LARRt.lAVeDER WILl DO babysitting weekdays BRADFORD, CO!NS, currency , .tokens, gold pipes, $650. Coii 9•9·2•BO. ' and silv:er jewelry . We need CO'NSOLE stereO .• am -fm radio,-.; 196-4 ond older U.S. colns. Coli speed changer. , Balance for other· 7<42-2331 or come out $102.10 or term5 . Coll992 -3965 . to our coin shop on Rutland and Leoding Creek Rd . Rogec WINTER potatoes and peaches . Chodes R. Harris , Portland, Woi'Tlsley . Ohio, Phone 8-43 -2693. TIMBER, PomerOy Forest Pro· 1·<46-6570. GoOc lned po ~toble-typewriter. WIRDQWS AUIIIINUI SIOIK-SOFFm &lllltflS.AWIIINCS miles. sissy bOr. crash 1bars, ~ull back handle bars . new tire al}d seals . Scrambler side ducts . Top price for standing sow!imber. Coli Ken t Hanby, RE~LACEIJIEII Coolville, Dlllo 667-3127 7-29· 1 mo. I'IJ_ I _H_O_N~ DA~C-l.•-so-.-1-2.-000 --~---~-- Flliloocio1 AtriiiHit ...a loll W*l Attics S10t1ll WINDOWS I DCIOIS ·.JWilcoine St. RU 773 5721 . $SCash$$ l or jun'ked auto . Frye'$ TrUck Auto Ports . Ru!land . "PhOne 7<42 -2081. 'lliiin IMUiltlon Senkll Wlnshltld Replacement Frtt Esllmotos Dn BodyWork Export Painting lnsurti\Ce Work OLD furni!ure , ice boxes. brass --·- . --"---.,.---19]1 Kawosoki 175, Enduro, $250. · beds, wall telephones and Ser. of motorcycle carriers, $1 3. ports , or com plee households . Phone 992:.·.:5S~2.:3:...~---Write M . D. Miller, At. -4 , Pom.,oy , Ohio. Coll992-7760. C'ANN IN'G' tomoto.!s · and sweep peppers . Cleland Forms . CASH paid for all makes and Ge~oldin e Cleland . ~acine , models of mobile homes . OhiO. Phone or eo code 6i-4 -d3-9S31 . .' I FREE American Auto Sales - - r Photoer•PhY NS-4155 Chester, Dllio 7-t.;.1mo. LOCUST POSTS. round or split . Phon e 949-277.t. 1"9-rt Montego , g~ condj;on, air PLeASURE. l-lorse5: and pon ies . conditioning , p .s. . lo w Also, will do training. Phon, mileage, $1350. Phone Glenn {61•) 698-3~, Ru th Reeves . Bissell , 949-280 1. CANNING p~ches nc;>.;-;-eody tl-lru August. Severol varieties 1966 DOdge one-half -t~n ·~ by the bushel , 'It bushel or standard In good runnin g cort , petk. Please br ing own con ." dl tion . hone 985 -3576. . t9inE!r, 2 convr-nient loc_ otions: TWO motor boats with 35 h,p . Mid way MorTc:ef, Pomeroy , motors ; 1%5 Volkswagen. 992-2582 : Bob '~ Morket , Moson, Phone 992·5W . Mr. al\d Mrs Clinton Gilkey of Albany and Mr. Llncotn Russell were weekend viJICora of Mr. and NOW occepting piqno students . ADDRESSERS wonted IMMEDiATE~ Coll992-2156. beginners , in termediate, odLY! Work a t home. no ex Mrs. Dale RUJSeU and family vonced students. Coli 992perience riec~sSOry ex - yAROSole , 810SouthSecond St ., of Columbul. .i 2'270. M i dd l ep ort , Oh io. Old cellent poy . Write American Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy glassware , old books , pictures, Service , -6950 Way1olo Blvd., lamps , bedding , clo thing, · Sui te 132. M inneapolis , MN of Columbus were recent 55426. • jewelry, lots of mise . viJICors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy and Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE OF APOINTMENT DO vou HAVE PARTY PlAN EX- YARD Sale , Weds .. Thurs.doy, August l8·19tl-l . Main highway, PERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOY Case No . 21883 BiU~Elroy, Jeff and Joey~ Syrocus.e . Good teenage PRTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR esrare of · Carl L . Greenlees Bruce Shumate returned Decened · clothing, beds,preods, many MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA. Notice Is hereby given th at home to Bandyto'wn, W. Va. otl-ler items. In case of ·rain. RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE J . Greenlees of Rou te No . cancelled . OEMS HAVE NO CASH INEST· after. spending a few days • 4,AvaPomeroy ; Oh l o, 45769 has · - · - - -.-:-~oc--:-MENT , NO COllECTING OR a pp oi n te d dutv 1\1111 his grlllidmother, lljrs. b eep 3 Family Yord Sale Thursday , DELIVERING; CAll COLLECT TO E x ecutri x of the Estate of Carl Friday ond Saturday , August Gtneva Shumate and Mr. and L. CAROL DAY 518·48'1·8395 OR Greenlees , deceased, late of 19th, 20th . 21st from 9 till S Mrs. Larry Johnson and · Meigs Coun ty, Oh io . WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR · p.m. on Rt . 33 next to EnterCreditors are required to TIES , 20 RAILROAD AVE., family . prise United Methodist Cl-lurfile t heir cia ims w ith said ALBANY , N.Y. I2'205. . Mr. and Mrs. Mark Warner f iduciary with i n three months . ch. 3 piece bedroom suite, clothing, odds and ends . AND Datec this 28th day of Ju ly DEMoNsrRA TORs and family of Mason were ~ -·--..,-'-'--MANAGER needed to work recent visi<ors of Mr. and 1976. 3 Family Yard Sole. Thursday and with the oldest Toy & Gift Shop Friday in Bradbury at the Mann ing 0 . Webster . Party Plan in the country . Mrs •. H. E. Warner. Hoover residence . Close to Judge Kevin Knapp is spending Highest comm issions - No In- . Court of Common Pleas , radio station . "Jestment. Coli or write todoy , several days 1\1111 his grandProbate Division SANTA 's Porties , A von , Conn . YAR D Sole. clolhing . bollles , 2 ma~, Mrs. Lena Knapp of sinks , I lownmower, misc. 06001 . Phone 1 (203) 673-J.055. (8) 3. lOr 17, Jtc Langsville. items. Thursday and Friday , ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. Mr. arxl Mrs. Larry Barr 19-20; B:30 lill 6 p.m. Rl. 12• NEED some-one to cut gross . arxl family of RuUand were --~-~~!..~"lgc.h.:.S.:. ch_;o.:.o:c. l · _~ Phone 992-579B. :.:.,:.:..:.::;_ FOUR .Family Yard Sale , Weds,, Suhday visitors of Mr. and Friday . 9 o.m . till 4 p.m . loco. Mrs. Howard Thoma. They lion beh ind Pre1byterian Churalso visited with grandch in Middleport . Phone 992parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Tbe Almuac ~7 . By Ublted Press ---· ··-T. Johneon . For Pomeroy, Ohio United Press International Charles Knapp visited Area Today Is Tuesday, Aug. 17, recently with his greatgrandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. the 230th day of 1976 with 136 Carriers win valuiblt FURNISHED , 2 bedrm. apartmen t, to loUow. prizes and earn extra odults only, in Middleport. Harley T. Johnson. The moon Is In Its last spending money . Phone 992-387-t. quarter. Phon.r, The 3 ANo 4 RM. furnished and un· The morning stars are furnished opts . Phone 992Dally Sentinel 5•J.O . Jupiter arxl Saturn. Al992-2156 ~--The evening stars are Mer· Or Slop In AI _COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork, Rt. 33, ten miles north of Pomeroy . cury, Mars and Venus. · 111 Court Street la.rge lots with concrete pot los, Pomeroy, 0 . Those born on this date are sidewalks, runners and. off un~er the sign of. Leo. street parking. Phone 992-7.t79. American frontiersman 3 Ro9m furnished house · with Davy Crockett was born Aug. both . Adults only. Phone 992Jim R. Smltr., aka Jimmy 17' 17116•. 5535 . R. Smith, Eldeana Smith, to On this day In history: oNE bedroom apartments at Jolm A. Elill8, Kathy Elias, In 1915, a devastating VIllAGE MANOR In Middlepon parcels, Salisbury. for. Sl0-4 monthly plus elec . or hurricane struck Galveston, S130 including electric. LOWER Robert C. · Harten bach , Tet:IIB. The death to'U reacbed RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. Sheriff, Jolm M. Wells, Jr., et 275. Convenient to shopping on al to Richard Hayman , In 1933, first baseman LOu Third and Mill Streets In Middleport, Brand new high qualiVlr81nla Hayman, parcels, GWig of the New York ty apor f ment s. See the Olive. Yankees set a majcr league manager at Ap t. 16, or call Herachel E. Roll8h, Eileen record by playing In . his You don't hne to' qui! your ' 992·7741. present job to tflin to -drive a B. ROIIIh to Herschel E. ·"1,308th consecutive game. 1975 Mobile home , 3 bedroofT1S In In only 7 to 8 In 1865, after 34 periODS had . tractor-trailer. Roush, Eileen B. Roush, Mason, W , Va . SISO per month . W'!lekend5 PART TIME training been killed In alx days of (Saturdays 8c Sundays) a qualparcels, Letart. Phone(o14)698·2922 . _...,..,.... -·- -~·-II -ents le Ax Water violence, the curfew wiiB ified driver c• be earnlnQ AVAILABLE ot River'1ide Aport· Dlalrlct .. lifted In the Watta section of me11ts, 1 bedroom apartments, $100 per month; 2 George W. Mash, aka Loa Angeles. bedroom apartment• . $133 per In 1974, lnvadinl! Turkilm per year •nd up. (3 weeks In 1 Gecr11e Null, Martha Naah, month . One pr ice for all. Phone Ia Georlle W. NAsh, Martha troope cut Cyprus In two end FULL TIME resident tr1ining 992 -3273. F. NAtb, lots, Pomeroy· then declared a ceuHire. program). 3 r~OM furnis hed--;p;;,;;;~, , Mltldlepcrt. utilities furnisl-led . Call 992· REVCO Trlctor Tr11ler Train· A thu..ght fer · the day:. ing. Int. will tr1in you on mod· 3129. . Shelda Baumgardner, ern, profetsionll equipment, Frontiersnan Davy frockett William M Batllllfi8J'dner, to TRAileR -~t f;;-;;;~ Nice ya;d an~ placement nsittance is and gorden spoce. Coli 949Jolm Baampnlner. WiUam aaid, ,.,1 leave this rule lor avail1bl1 uppn ,P!tdUitiof\. 252~ , 9o .m . to6 p.m. Marion Bat11111ardner, Earl others wben I'm dead : Be CALL NOW I 422-4080 Eupne Baumgardner, lol, always 11ft )'OU are right5 RoOMS. 1662 Lin coln Hgl~ . PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Phone (304) 76B-~O•I . then go ahead." Pomeroy. KEN GROVER Noblt Summit Rd ., Mlddlti!Orl PHONE 992-5724 7-21 -1 mo. ,_ \Ve Accept Federal Food Stamps -Weclcllnft- D. Bumprdner SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Open Eves. Tii9 :00. · COMM(J CI.4L PHOTOGRAPHY ·- Aerlol - lndustrl•l Construction Progrwd -Complete Sclllol S.l"lft \.tiMief'trlllvate & Elementary · School P.clclti l'lctur" Stnlors & 'l'•rbook SWIMMING POOLS Above ond below ground pool klh for lilt do.Jt. · yourHII r1111n • All pool suppiiM .avallablo, ---- - &:2:1-2 (110. EXPERIENCED 69 Chevrolet pickup 350, stan· ' WILL 00 odd jobs'. roofing , Pt::~in ­ dord, no rust , Phone 992 -5301 . ting ; hauling . tree w0rk 1 and moWing . Ph qne 992 · 7~09 . 1969 FALCON 6 cyl. automafi.c , ,. . Nice condllion . Coli 992 -2849. 197<4 MONTE CARL<i. -green;~ green 'W'Inyl top . Air, p.b., p,s., good · condi tion . Phone 992- loK21-A , Rutland, Dhio csns Ph. 1614)741-240P W. Dollver 7·28-4 Rutland m-zm All Work Ouarantetd Frtt Estlmo!K m -286o too. GREAT OPPORTUNI TY ! --4 or 5 drawer metal file cabinet. Unl i m ite d earni n gs . Phone 992-7261 . Demons trate Toys and Gifts a, few evenings a week . NO ex perience . NO paperwork . NO GIMMICt<S ! Gasoline olowonce . EOrn FREE Sample IF YOU hove o service to after, wont to buy or sell something, Kit. Ca1t 742 -2377. Write TOY oe looking for work . . • or lADIES PART Y PlAN . Whaht'W'er . , , you 'll get re5ults Johnstown, Po . 1590.t . laster with o Sentinel Want Ad. ••,.••• ~ Southe8tem Ohio TIIIII Rafter Co. AI. TROMM CONSl OR -- · Phone 985-3576. A .. ... . . ·- ·=-::- ..:: NOTIC ES ATTN .:1 1 !ILL HOUSEWIVES LIBRA (Sopt. 23·0cl. 23) Your Wolfpen News Notes POMEROY, OHIO OFFICE HOURS BtJO a.m . to S:OO p .m . Noon S8turdav . Phone today 992 -2156. AT949-2801 'i'. ~ POM0~?!vE~?!'!.~ CO. A dd lflonal 2Sc Charge per Advert isement. day , GLEN R. BISSEll $1695 Local1 owner, automatic trans ., power 5leetlng, redia, red finish. good llres, really clean . ·BLIND ADS ago toda~ . - - --- f~ ANY PITCH ANY SIZE ' The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home CONTACT lf73 VEGA ST. WAGON $2.00 t or 80 word minimum . Each additional word 3 cents . Aluminum Siding, Roafin( .Gutters, Paintin& and Repai FREE ESTIMATES! 1974 CHEVY NOVA4 DOOR $2795 Local low mileage car, V-B engine, automatic .. power steering and brakes , radio, tires show little. weer. gold finish . Sharp and nice. CARD OF' THANKS & OBITUARY IN Me-mory of Donald Hauck who You con uvo twndreds oven lhou..nds of dollors wllll otumlnum or vlny·t siding. 1974 DATSUN ONLY S23'15 210,2 door, local car, 4 speed trans, .14,200 miles. good tires. dark 9reen finish, real economy . . For want Ad Strvlce , S ce nts per word ant 1nsert1on . . Minimum Cherge S1 .00. 14 cen ts p er word three 'onsec ut l ve Inse r ti ons . 26 cents p er w o r d six conseCu t iv e Insertion s. 25 fter Cent D iscount on paid ads and ads paid w i thin 10 days . yo~ . b ob · insert ion . Though absent . you ore always near, Still loved , still missed, and ~ver deor. l~"J i ng~y and l onesome ~.-:on~ ...._ away deemed iectl ona l. The publ isher niy 1-lusbqnd, Charles H. Hensley '! bir-thdoy, .August 17. It's not the words , they ore but few . It's the loving memory I hove of poss&d Id S will not be resp on sible for GEMINI (Mal 21 ·Juno 20) Deal IN rnemory of lEO (July 23·Aug. 22) Someone OF Motor Co. QUAI.Ill the right to ed it or re[ect TAURUS (Aprii20· May 20) Op- 8ut our love for you who sieep5 You're a ra th er shrewd shopper tod ay if you appl y yourself. par ticularly in buying merchandise fo r the home. PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 17 THRU 21 DEADLINES S P .M . Day Befor t Publication . Cancellations . corrtc · tlons accepted f irst day of publlcet Jon . REGULATIONS The Publisher rrserves Make a second attempt to con- And with lorewl!lll unspoken , tact key people you've been un· You geC~tly passed away . able to reach . It's advantageous The flowers we place upon your grove , 10 talk to them today . · (lANCER (Juno 21·JUII 22) . INFORMATION 'est ". Thegoldengotestoodopen , ARIES (March 21-Aprll U) One year ago today , with the now. let tomorrow take care of itself , You'll be successful in handlirlg matler ~ at Immediate concern. . WANT ADS Bernice Bade Osol .. Andwhlipered. ''Come home and For WtdnHdlj, Aug. 11, U78 OPEN SUNDAYS - 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M• . COUPQ N c BEm CROCKER BROWNIE MIX NO. 105 I 318. ~·' BAG ... EXPANDED WEEKDAY NEWSCASlS AT 8 A. M., The. Noon Repo; I, . l 22 OZ. BOX 69 1 t W/C COUPOr. TOTAL CEREAL ·NO. 705 W/C .8 OZ. BOX Expires: 8-21·76 Expires : 8-21 -76 Twin City Gateway Twin City Gateway ancl5 P.M. ' v j, , ,, I ' I. �' .. • • TelevisioTJ log for easy viewing CAPTAIN EASY ~OS IE'$ SECRET MES 5A6E REACHE-S THE POLICE! I'M NOT $UI':E I Hl;AI':D RIGHTS ... CALL PAT NUMBER IN WHE!i!O' DID YOtJ THI$ CAM& '7AY SEE PER&! IT t;AY6 IFF'N '/UH'LL WA~HING TQ N , FIND QU.J' CI\PTA IN EAS'f VUH'LL F~OM:f AIN'T NO MONKEY~ . TUESDAY, AUGIIST 17, tm s :OO-F613; Partridge Famtiy a: Mission : Impossible 15. S:JI)--Adam -12<1,13; News6; FamllyAflalr8; Electric Company 2i/.33; Adom -12 13 . . 6:00-News J.~.a. 10, 13, IS ; ABC News 6; Zoom 20.33. 6 : 3~NBC N.,vs3,4. IS; ABC News 13; Andy Grllflth 6; CBS '4ews . 8,10; Hodgepodge lodge 20; Lilias, Yoga and You 33. . 7:00-Truth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Let's Go to the Races 8; Price Is Righi 10; NameThotTune 13; Family Affair IS; Romagnolls' Table 20; Strauss Family 33. 7:3o-RepubllcanConventlon 3,4, 10, IS; Let's Deal With It 6 ; MalchGame PM 8; To Tell The Truth 13; Robert MacNeil Report 20. , 8:00-Happy Days 6, 13; Republlc~rnConventlon 8; Mu~lt Project' Presents 33; At TheTop 20. 8:3G-Captalri and Tennille 6, 13; Consumer Survival . Kit 33 . · 9:00-Evenlng at Pops 33; MenWho Made the Movies 20. 9:3G-Republlcan Convention 6,13. tO :OG-Oiympt 0 d 33. 10 :3G-News 20. 11 :00-News 6,13; Black Perspective on the News 20; AllC News 33. 11:3G-News 3••• 1S; Mystery of theWeek 6.13; Janak! 33. ~llUWIDllJ£;*' ::::!!!! ..J r= Uru<ramble u. ... rourJumbl.., W•whh ........ one lttttr to tach square, to form four ordinary word1. Wnlce -~ .., ~~··'A~ )OU Mlt!IHT GET ~/!7. I [] I SELUNS ,. . ---1 I WANT -.o.l 'TO 'TAKE A MES&.GE 10 EACH OF ~E l.OCA\. INDIAN CHIEI"t&.INS FOR ME ! ~ea.U.~tr by THOMAS JOSEPH 3 Word on exports 4 ForestaDed S Famous missing judge & Beet · 7 Signpast abbreviation 8 Porcelain dyn:isly 9 "Bet my · Yesterday's A-er money Zl Anecdotal 32 French river bob- taU collection 33 Fret nag" ZZ Stinging 34 "- Kleine ( 2 wds.) cold Nachlr 18 Paper . U - excellence musik'' measure 25 "Bells 35 Brazilian !Hogging Ringing" tapir equipment Z& Conducted 17 Cartel 19 Broad%8 Off one's - 38 Viva voce mindedness 30 Slept 39 Noggin 20 r;>evotee(sl.) audibly 41 "Gunga -" EAST •Qto 63 •KH ' • 3 • 7 ., • Q 10 9 8 6 o!oKQJ 108 54 o!oA 732 ·SOUTH ID) • A 92 ¥AKQI06 t A 53 • 96 North-South vulnerable 'Weot North Eaot South 4.1• ,. I¥ 5 4 . 5¥ Pass PasS Pass Openhig lead - 4 t DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: I GUEe& EVERY IIOIHER KNOWS IN HER HEP-Rf lHAT HER CHII.DI?EN WILL!.EAVC HER AXYDLBAAXR LO .N GFELLOW II One letter simply alands for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Slntle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the warda are all hints. Each day the code letters are dllfer,ent. .soM,EDAY••• CRYPTOQUOTES SAJTZ D SW CSAJQ TSJBZJLMSJ SW MX CEMFDEMZX. ~~~~ - D E JSRQ Y. URDXSK ::1. Yeslerday's Cf)lltoquole: ONE GOOD TURN AND YOU =-----:--""==----~-:;::;;:;-;:;;-;-·rrr---;;:r--:=:-~--c::-....:_-----;- HAVE MOST OF THE BED COVERS. - ELAINE c. MOORE ELVINEV CAN'T COME THANKV1 TELL HER ICI U76 Kina Fratur•• Syndicate, In<. I · OVER TODAY, LOWEE2.'r'·· SHE'S WORK IN' ON HER TATER PATCH LUKEY I'M DOIN' LIKEWISE '""· ·~ Is 'Tl-IERE ANI(TliiN6 THAT '(01) THINK Mi6HT HELP By Oswald & James South looked over dummy and remarked, "I can't resist cigarettes, temptation or free finesses." Then he reached over and played dummy's jack of diamonds. · East produced the queen and It turned out that there was nothing free about the finesse. When the smoke of battle bad cleared away, South had lost two spades and a diamond and North had lost his temper. North said, "I am not going to get into an argument about whether or not c11arettes are bad for your health and I can see nothing a1alnst being tempted at the right time, but if you would just keep your mouth sbut and. your mind open you would have refused SLICED Pork Roast PORK STEAK · LB. PORK CHOPS CENTER FIRST CUTS BEEF LIVER . . & MIXED ANE FOR BAR-8-CUE COUNTRY STYLE l SPARE Ribs· POLISH SAUSAGE LB. 77~ TEEN -QUEEN CROSSROADS FREESTONE FROZEN · ' TEEN QUEEN ENTRIES PEAS 4CANS$1 00 M. BAll S & GRAVY SALISBURY STEAK NOODLES &CHICKEN SLICED BEEF, POTATOES ·1! t c~1<> 29 OZ. CAN I ;.f, r ,b ' noitn:.vno') '11'1:.'1-i·-; FOR v ,.,.. GOL'D MEDAL ' BEETS 4CANS$1 00 . BLU.E BONNET 4 STICKS FL 1-LB. PKG. that free finesse and . made your contract." North was right. The finesse of the diamond . jack would allow South to collect an overtrick, if diamonds broke 3-3 with the Qlleen on side. But South wasn't interested in an overtrick ; he wanted tel make five. That four-spot lead looked a lot like a singleton and it was . South could play low, take his ace, draw trumps, ruff out his two clubs and finally play ace and another spade . The defense would take two spades an._,ive up. If West took the second spade, he · would have to give South a ruff and a sluff. If East took it, he 'd have to lead into dummy's king, jack of diamonds or concede a ruff and a sluff. 5 LB. BAG ONLY ~·---------SOLID •. , ,,.., ">II " WHITNEY SALMON WITH COUPON AND '10.00 OR MORE ORDER BANQUET •• • • I APPLESAUCE PKG·. OF 2 HEADS · Continuing with point count, it is most Important to remember that cards, not poiniS, take tricks. The great value of point count is to enable a partnershlp to explore game and slam possibilities with general success. You start by counting your high-card points. Then you add extra point! for short suits In your early valUIItion.Theee additions are three for a void, two for a singleton, and one for a doubleton. (For a copy or JACOBY / MODERN, send $1 to: "Win CUT DOUIIlHE VIOlENCE? ,_ GOLDEN ISLE Head Lettuce .. MORE KISSIN6! 640Z. I' (II ~~~ at Bridge ," c/o this newspaper, P. 0. Box 489 Radio City Station, /lew York: N. Y 10019) ORANGE JUICE. ICE CREAM "',. PLAIN OR SELF RISING ' .. TEEN QUEEN CREAMED KRAFT GOLDEN ISLE It takes finesse not to ·- BONElfSS " WIN AT BRIDGE WEST LEAN FAMILY PACK 1:00-News 3; Ryan's Hope 6.13; Phil Do""hue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15; Elec. Co. 33. 1:31)--Days of Qur Lives 3,4, 15; Family Feud 6,13; As The World Turns 8,10; Evening al Pops 33. 2:oo-S20,000 Pyramid 1~1 Dinah 6. · 2:3o-0oclors 3,4, IS; one . Life to live 13; Guiding Light e. 10; Slraun Family 33. . 3:00--Another World 3,~. 15; All In The Family 8, 10; Romagnoll!l' Table 20. . · 3: ts-Gtneral Hospital 13. ' 3:30-Bewltched 6; Match Game 8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20; Ourstory 33, . . • : ~Isler Cartoon 3; Merv· Griffin 4; Somerset IS; Lucy Show 6; Mickey MoUSII Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "Bundle oiJOy" 10; Dinah 13. 4:Jo-Bewltched 3; Mod Squad 6; Andy Griffith 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Fllntstones 15. -5:00--FBI 3; Partridge Family 8; Mission : Impossible . 1S. . S:JI)--Adam-12 4; News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adom -12 13. 6:00--News 3,4,8,10,13,1$; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:31)--NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13;,Andy Griffith 6 ; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge ~odge 20; Book Beat 33. . 7:00--Testimony Time (c) 5; Truth or Cons. 3; Republican Convention 3 4, 15; Bowling for Dollars 6; Pop Goes the Country 8; The Judge 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Consumer Survival Kit 20; Tourists , are Coming 33. 7: Jo-Muslc Connection (c) S; Republican Cpnventlcn 3,10; Match Game PM6; S2S,OOO PyramidS; To Tell the Truth 13; Robert MacNeil Report 20,33. 8:00--Speclal Edition (c) S; VIva Valdez 13; World at War 6; Republican Convention 8; Nova 20,33. 8:»-Movle "Horror Express" (c) 5; VIva Valdez 13. 9:!10-Republlcan Convention 6, 13i Great Performances 33; Upstairs. Downstairs 20. -10:00--News 20; Inside the W.Va. Science & <;ulture Center 33. · ' 10:JI)-A1manac 20. 11 :00-News 6, 13; ABC News 33. n :Jo-News 3.~.15; Movie "Matt Helm" 6,13; Janak! 33. 12:00-Jollnny Carson 3,4,15; News 8,10. 12:3o-Movle "The Fixer" 8; Movie "The Tartars" 10. I :00--News 13. 1:Jo-Tomorrow 3,~ . ¥J.~ 8 512 ' t KJ 72 J . MIDDLEPORT, 0. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1976 6:oo-Summer Stmester 10. 6:15-Farm Report 13. 6:20-The Story 13. . 6:~olumbul Today ~ ; News 6; Summer StmHftr 8; Christopher Closeup 10. 6:-6--/\!lornln!l Report 3. 6:5o-Good Morning, Trl Stale 13. 7:01)-Today 3,4;1S; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Chuck While Reports 10. 7:05-Bugs Bunny & Friends' tO. 7:30-Schoolles 10. 8:00-Jeff's Collie 6; Capt. Kangaroo 1,10: SHame St. 33. 8:30-Big V•LI1111..6. · .. 9:00--A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4,1$; lucy $hoW I ; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13.; Mister Rogt!;S 33. 9:3G-Cross-Wits 3; one ~1ft to Live 6; Tattletales I ; Mike Douglas 13; VIlla Alegre 33. 10:00-Sanlord & Son 3,.,15; Price Is Right 8,10; 811 With Knit 33. 10: Is--General Hosppltal 6. 10:30-Ctltbrlty SwttPSiakes 3,~,15; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 11 :oo-Wheel of Fortune 3.15; Wliel<day 4; Eclat of Night 6; Gambit 8.10; Frmer's Daughter 13; Elec. Co. 33. 11 :3Q-Hollywood Squares 3,~ ,15; Happy Days 6.13; Love of Life 8, 10; Biography 33. · . 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Ms. Flxlt 10. .. 12:00--Fun Factory 3,1S; Hot Seal13; Bob Braun~ ~ News 6,8,10; Sesame St. 33. 12:30-Gong Show 3,15; 1\11 My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10 . 12:55-NBC News 3,1S. 11 · Closed Sundlys So Emplayees Can Spend Dar With Family • • 873 ' 1m ·BIG JIM 5 12:00-Joltnny c.,., 3.~.15; News 1,10. 12:30-Movle "GIJ'91r In the Morning" I; MoVIe "A Man Called DIOtltf'" 10. 1:oo-News 13. l:Jo-Tomorrow 3,4. NORTH :rr-t-+-t......j o., 1'11eeday. •u~.11, T.V ~ Dinners 15~ 01. $159 GAllON Yellow Onions CHICKEN -' COUPON 2% MILK ~ STEAK TURlEY ' - -oNLY LB. ~ •• ., 99 4 WITH COUPON WITH 110.00 GROCERY ORDER OR MORE EXP. B-21·76 1 ' '• 'r �' .. • • TelevisioTJ log for easy viewing CAPTAIN EASY ~OS IE'$ SECRET MES 5A6E REACHE-S THE POLICE! I'M NOT $UI':E I Hl;AI':D RIGHTS ... CALL PAT NUMBER IN WHE!i!O' DID YOtJ THI$ CAM& '7AY SEE PER&! IT t;AY6 IFF'N '/UH'LL WA~HING TQ N , FIND QU.J' CI\PTA IN EAS'f VUH'LL F~OM:f AIN'T NO MONKEY~ . TUESDAY, AUGIIST 17, tm s :OO-F613; Partridge Famtiy a: Mission : Impossible 15. S:JI)--Adam -12<1,13; News6; FamllyAflalr8; Electric Company 2i/.33; Adom -12 13 . . 6:00-News J.~.a. 10, 13, IS ; ABC News 6; Zoom 20.33. 6 : 3~NBC N.,vs3,4. IS; ABC News 13; Andy Grllflth 6; CBS '4ews . 8,10; Hodgepodge lodge 20; Lilias, Yoga and You 33. . 7:00-Truth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Let's Go to the Races 8; Price Is Righi 10; NameThotTune 13; Family Affair IS; Romagnolls' Table 20; Strauss Family 33. 7:3o-RepubllcanConventlon 3,4, 10, IS; Let's Deal With It 6 ; MalchGame PM 8; To Tell The Truth 13; Robert MacNeil Report 20. , 8:00-Happy Days 6, 13; Republlc~rnConventlon 8; Mu~lt Project' Presents 33; At TheTop 20. 8:3G-Captalri and Tennille 6, 13; Consumer Survival . Kit 33 . · 9:00-Evenlng at Pops 33; MenWho Made the Movies 20. 9:3G-Republlcan Convention 6,13. tO :OG-Oiympt 0 d 33. 10 :3G-News 20. 11 :00-News 6,13; Black Perspective on the News 20; AllC News 33. 11:3G-News 3••• 1S; Mystery of theWeek 6.13; Janak! 33. ~llUWIDllJ£;*' ::::!!!! ..J r= Uru<ramble u. ... rourJumbl.., W•whh ........ one lttttr to tach square, to form four ordinary word1. Wnlce -~ .., ~~··'A~ )OU Mlt!IHT GET ~/!7. I [] I SELUNS ,. . ---1 I WANT -.o.l 'TO 'TAKE A MES&.GE 10 EACH OF ~E l.OCA\. INDIAN CHIEI"t&.INS FOR ME ! ~ea.U.~tr by THOMAS JOSEPH 3 Word on exports 4 ForestaDed S Famous missing judge & Beet · 7 Signpast abbreviation 8 Porcelain dyn:isly 9 "Bet my · Yesterday's A-er money Zl Anecdotal 32 French river bob- taU collection 33 Fret nag" ZZ Stinging 34 "- Kleine ( 2 wds.) cold Nachlr 18 Paper . U - excellence musik'' measure 25 "Bells 35 Brazilian !Hogging Ringing" tapir equipment Z& Conducted 17 Cartel 19 Broad%8 Off one's - 38 Viva voce mindedness 30 Slept 39 Noggin 20 r;>evotee(sl.) audibly 41 "Gunga -" EAST •Qto 63 •KH ' • 3 • 7 ., • Q 10 9 8 6 o!oKQJ 108 54 o!oA 732 ·SOUTH ID) • A 92 ¥AKQI06 t A 53 • 96 North-South vulnerable 'Weot North Eaot South 4.1• ,. I¥ 5 4 . 5¥ Pass PasS Pass Openhig lead - 4 t DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: I GUEe& EVERY IIOIHER KNOWS IN HER HEP-Rf lHAT HER CHII.DI?EN WILL!.EAVC HER AXYDLBAAXR LO .N GFELLOW II One letter simply alands for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Slntle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the warda are all hints. Each day the code letters are dllfer,ent. .soM,EDAY••• CRYPTOQUOTES SAJTZ D SW CSAJQ TSJBZJLMSJ SW MX CEMFDEMZX. ~~~~ - D E JSRQ Y. URDXSK ::1. Yeslerday's Cf)lltoquole: ONE GOOD TURN AND YOU =-----:--""==----~-:;::;;:;-;:;;-;-·rrr---;;:r--:=:-~--c::-....:_-----;- HAVE MOST OF THE BED COVERS. - ELAINE c. MOORE ELVINEV CAN'T COME THANKV1 TELL HER ICI U76 Kina Fratur•• Syndicate, In<. I · OVER TODAY, LOWEE2.'r'·· SHE'S WORK IN' ON HER TATER PATCH LUKEY I'M DOIN' LIKEWISE '""· ·~ Is 'Tl-IERE ANI(TliiN6 THAT '(01) THINK Mi6HT HELP By Oswald & James South looked over dummy and remarked, "I can't resist cigarettes, temptation or free finesses." Then he reached over and played dummy's jack of diamonds. · East produced the queen and It turned out that there was nothing free about the finesse. When the smoke of battle bad cleared away, South had lost two spades and a diamond and North had lost his temper. North said, "I am not going to get into an argument about whether or not c11arettes are bad for your health and I can see nothing a1alnst being tempted at the right time, but if you would just keep your mouth sbut and. your mind open you would have refused SLICED Pork Roast PORK STEAK · LB. PORK CHOPS CENTER FIRST CUTS BEEF LIVER . . & MIXED ANE FOR BAR-8-CUE COUNTRY STYLE l SPARE Ribs· POLISH SAUSAGE LB. 77~ TEEN -QUEEN CROSSROADS FREESTONE FROZEN · ' TEEN QUEEN ENTRIES PEAS 4CANS$1 00 M. BAll S & GRAVY SALISBURY STEAK NOODLES &CHICKEN SLICED BEEF, POTATOES ·1! t c~1<> 29 OZ. CAN I ;.f, r ,b ' noitn:.vno') '11'1:.'1-i·-; FOR v ,.,.. GOL'D MEDAL ' BEETS 4CANS$1 00 . BLU.E BONNET 4 STICKS FL 1-LB. PKG. that free finesse and . made your contract." North was right. The finesse of the diamond . jack would allow South to collect an overtrick, if diamonds broke 3-3 with the Qlleen on side. But South wasn't interested in an overtrick ; he wanted tel make five. That four-spot lead looked a lot like a singleton and it was . South could play low, take his ace, draw trumps, ruff out his two clubs and finally play ace and another spade . The defense would take two spades an._,ive up. If West took the second spade, he · would have to give South a ruff and a sluff. If East took it, he 'd have to lead into dummy's king, jack of diamonds or concede a ruff and a sluff. 5 LB. BAG ONLY ~·---------SOLID •. , ,,.., ">II " WHITNEY SALMON WITH COUPON AND '10.00 OR MORE ORDER BANQUET •• • • I APPLESAUCE PKG·. OF 2 HEADS · Continuing with point count, it is most Important to remember that cards, not poiniS, take tricks. The great value of point count is to enable a partnershlp to explore game and slam possibilities with general success. You start by counting your high-card points. Then you add extra point! for short suits In your early valUIItion.Theee additions are three for a void, two for a singleton, and one for a doubleton. (For a copy or JACOBY / MODERN, send $1 to: "Win CUT DOUIIlHE VIOlENCE? ,_ GOLDEN ISLE Head Lettuce .. MORE KISSIN6! 640Z. I' (II ~~~ at Bridge ," c/o this newspaper, P. 0. Box 489 Radio City Station, /lew York: N. Y 10019) ORANGE JUICE. ICE CREAM "',. PLAIN OR SELF RISING ' .. TEEN QUEEN CREAMED KRAFT GOLDEN ISLE It takes finesse not to ·- BONElfSS " WIN AT BRIDGE WEST LEAN FAMILY PACK 1:00-News 3; Ryan's Hope 6.13; Phil Do""hue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15; Elec. Co. 33. 1:31)--Days of Qur Lives 3,4, 15; Family Feud 6,13; As The World Turns 8,10; Evening al Pops 33. 2:oo-S20,000 Pyramid 1~1 Dinah 6. · 2:3o-0oclors 3,4, IS; one . Life to live 13; Guiding Light e. 10; Slraun Family 33. . 3:00--Another World 3,~. 15; All In The Family 8, 10; Romagnoll!l' Table 20. . · 3: ts-Gtneral Hospital 13. ' 3:30-Bewltched 6; Match Game 8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20; Ourstory 33, . . • : ~Isler Cartoon 3; Merv· Griffin 4; Somerset IS; Lucy Show 6; Mickey MoUSII Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "Bundle oiJOy" 10; Dinah 13. 4:Jo-Bewltched 3; Mod Squad 6; Andy Griffith 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Fllntstones 15. -5:00--FBI 3; Partridge Family 8; Mission : Impossible . 1S. . S:JI)--Adam-12 4; News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adom -12 13. 6:00--News 3,4,8,10,13,1$; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:31)--NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13;,Andy Griffith 6 ; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge ~odge 20; Book Beat 33. . 7:00--Testimony Time (c) 5; Truth or Cons. 3; Republican Convention 3 4, 15; Bowling for Dollars 6; Pop Goes the Country 8; The Judge 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Consumer Survival Kit 20; Tourists , are Coming 33. 7: Jo-Muslc Connection (c) S; Republican Cpnventlcn 3,10; Match Game PM6; S2S,OOO PyramidS; To Tell the Truth 13; Robert MacNeil Report 20,33. 8:00--Speclal Edition (c) S; VIva Valdez 13; World at War 6; Republican Convention 8; Nova 20,33. 8:»-Movle "Horror Express" (c) 5; VIva Valdez 13. 9:!10-Republlcan Convention 6, 13i Great Performances 33; Upstairs. Downstairs 20. -10:00--News 20; Inside the W.Va. Science & <;ulture Center 33. · ' 10:JI)-A1manac 20. 11 :00-News 6, 13; ABC News 33. n :Jo-News 3.~.15; Movie "Matt Helm" 6,13; Janak! 33. 12:00-Jollnny Carson 3,4,15; News 8,10. 12:3o-Movle "The Fixer" 8; Movie "The Tartars" 10. I :00--News 13. 1:Jo-Tomorrow 3,~ . ¥J.~ 8 512 ' t KJ 72 J . MIDDLEPORT, 0. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1976 6:oo-Summer Stmester 10. 6:15-Farm Report 13. 6:20-The Story 13. . 6:~olumbul Today ~ ; News 6; Summer StmHftr 8; Christopher Closeup 10. 6:-6--/\!lornln!l Report 3. 6:5o-Good Morning, Trl Stale 13. 7:01)-Today 3,4;1S; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Chuck While Reports 10. 7:05-Bugs Bunny & Friends' tO. 7:30-Schoolles 10. 8:00-Jeff's Collie 6; Capt. Kangaroo 1,10: SHame St. 33. 8:30-Big V•LI1111..6. · .. 9:00--A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4,1$; lucy $hoW I ; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13.; Mister Rogt!;S 33. 9:3G-Cross-Wits 3; one ~1ft to Live 6; Tattletales I ; Mike Douglas 13; VIlla Alegre 33. 10:00-Sanlord & Son 3,.,15; Price Is Right 8,10; 811 With Knit 33. 10: Is--General Hosppltal 6. 10:30-Ctltbrlty SwttPSiakes 3,~,15; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 11 :oo-Wheel of Fortune 3.15; Wliel<day 4; Eclat of Night 6; Gambit 8.10; Frmer's Daughter 13; Elec. Co. 33. 11 :3Q-Hollywood Squares 3,~ ,15; Happy Days 6.13; Love of Life 8, 10; Biography 33. · . 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Ms. Flxlt 10. .. 12:00--Fun Factory 3,1S; Hot Seal13; Bob Braun~ ~ News 6,8,10; Sesame St. 33. 12:30-Gong Show 3,15; 1\11 My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10 . 12:55-NBC News 3,1S. 11 · Closed Sundlys So Emplayees Can Spend Dar With Family • • 873 ' 1m ·BIG JIM 5 12:00-Joltnny c.,., 3.~.15; News 1,10. 12:30-Movle "GIJ'91r In the Morning" I; MoVIe "A Man Called DIOtltf'" 10. 1:oo-News 13. l:Jo-Tomorrow 3,4. NORTH :rr-t-+-t......j o., 1'11eeday. •u~.11, T.V ~ Dinners 15~ 01. $159 GAllON Yellow Onions CHICKEN -' COUPON 2% MILK ~ STEAK TURlEY ' - -oNLY LB. ~ •• ., 99 4 WITH COUPON WITH 110.00 GROCERY ORDER OR MORE EXP. B-21·76 1 ' '• 'r �11-'nle O.UySentlllel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Aug. 17,1976 Bloodmobile collects 77 pints during visit •• •• .j •t ••,, I l: •• •• ' "'t '• . Local news, in briefs ROCK SP~INGS - Season football tickets to Meigs Horne games ore on sale at the office of Meigs High School James Diehl. prfn. clpal announced today . Fans may call lhe office and reserve tickets or slop In and pick lhem up. Those who had reserve seats last year will have the opporlunily lo obtain lhe same seals this High School wrn.n o truck driven by Potty Jo Mossey, 28. Rl. 1. Little Hocking, struck a .Hereford bull that had wandered onto the highway . The driver staled she swerved to the lefl to ovoid strik ing three head of cattle lhal also were on lhe highway·. There was moderate damage to the truck. The Eighty .five- persons came Mildred Betzing , Erma LETART. W. Va.- Dwlgh l . to give 77 plnls of blood Roush, Mrs. Robert Hill, Henton. RACIN E - Roy Von Monday at Pomeroy KaiJJy CUmmings, Pat Ingels, Meter, Marthe L. Beegle. Elementary School to the Vernon Nease. J ean Burn si de , William season . Tickets are $8.15 a dri ver was not Injured ; Huntington District Red Donations were by Quality Hoeback, Karen L. Lemley seat. however the bull suflered a The first home game Is fractured rlghl leg and lnCross bloodmobile . There Print Shop, Meigs Local Pyles. Cherles F. Pyles. Jr., Martin Wt'lcox. Yvonne age inst Belpre on Sept. 24. ternal Injuries. were 53 pints given in School , Daily Sentinel , Sellers. OlherhomegamesareOd. I, · replacement; of ·the 77 Athens Messenger, WMPO The Middleport emergency REEDSVILLE - Richard Jackson, 9<;f. 1 ~, Athens, Oct. dooora, 16 were there for the Radio, Pomeroy Emergency Borton, Grant A. Sm II~ . 22, Gallipolis and Nov . s. squad was called to 6>16 Plum Wellston. · St.. at 10:02 a.m. Mondoy for first time. Squad, Ve~rans Memorial · Kenneth E. Riggs. Edward Price who was NO TOWN . Nancy Agallon donor was Carolyn Hospita l, Mark V, Gibbs Albaugh. Roriold Albaugh . The Pomeroy Notional having difficulty breathing. Charles, three gaUpn was Grocery, Walter Crooks; Bank and The Farmers Bonk He waS taken to Holzer ~ah · Fowler,aseven gallon, POMERO Y _ Janet- M. & Savings will close Thur· Medical Center. AI 11 :02 a.m. Laurence Wilcoxen, and 12 Ambrose, John W. Ambrose, · 1 sday at noon In order that the squad went to Bailey Run employes may aHend the Road for Handley Dunn, gallon, Robert Couch: Jess ie Rodman . Roger Bailey Run Road, who was Meigs County Fa ir. Nurses were Fern Dora Shultz. Will iam W. Radford. l · ' taken to Holzer Medical Fields , .Howard P. 1 Story, R·N.; Wllm a Te11is, Mary Logan, Jane Walton, Patty J . The Pomeroy Emergencl Center . AI II : 16 a.m ., lhe Mid· Sq~ad went to East LocustS . LPN, and Lela ·wealehrby, Borton, John T. Lee, Gerald at 4: 35 a.m. Tuesday for dlerort unit recei ved another LPN. Medical doctors were Rought. Gert Walton. James JarTJes Queen who was token cal which was transferred to L. D. Telle, M.D., Esberbado. GB.1 J. Thomas, Philip to Vetera ns Memorial the Mason , W. Va . unit. The obok&r , Stephen Nease, MD Mason Squad went to the Hospita l. · .; Sellm Biazewlcz, MD · · Marg ie Reuter, Ola Sf. Clair, . ofiice of Or. J. J . Davis for and Raymond Boice, M.D. Robert Couch . Isabelle MEMBERS OF LAUREL GRANGE Plbted lll!tllnp to lte 111111 In IIWII'" 1k; Sheriff Robe r l C. Hor- Roxie Oiler who had suffered The canteen was served by Couch. Rowena Vaughn. Leo C _ tenbach's Dept. reported an a possible stroke. She was competition of the fair. The group grange exhibits will be judged th\a eYenlng. From the Left the Middleport Church of Vaughn, Mike A. Cullums, accident Monday at 9:10p.m. taken to Holzer Med ical Christ Leo korlng Vaughn. II, ~ Judy Holliday, J?elty Castel and Pam Holcomb. ,The grallfle diaplays are In the·~lor · Michael D. otter, Homer RACINE - The Southern . on SR 7 near trn. Eastern Center . fair building as are domestic arts, paintings and a new department which includes baked Loading and unloading was Baxter. Jessie A. Curtis, IDgh Band with its new goods and canning. by the Retired Volunteer Marvin Taylor, Sheila director, Jesse Browning , Senior Citizens and Boy Scout Taylor, Joh~ R. Thomas, Don Anderson. Troop No. 249. MIDDLEPORT - Shorty at~nded Camp Crescendo at Clerical work was per- Wright, Calvan Hurrell. Rio Grande College from Auglllit I through Aug. 7. formed by Mary Nease, Jean Joyce B. Bartrum, Peggr L A Chronicle of America While IIley were at the Nease, Juanita Sayre, Jean Lewis , Robert K ng , Sayre, Beulah Strau•s, Katheryn Denison , June camp, the drill team of Bobbi Kloos, Barbara . L. McMala. Martha Lou Beegle, Joyce Sarah J. Fowler, Edward W. Chapman, Brenda Lawrence , Kiddie Day at the 1131h annual Meigs County Fair will be Hobach, Mace! Barto11.._ Durst, Norma G. Wilcox, Jaye Ord and Heidi Ashley. held from I to ~ p.m. Wednesday. During these houn, Emma K. · Clatworthy Richard Poulin , Charles instructed by Lcri Guinther , youngsters can ride for a nat $3 fee . Stamping In preparalloo ' Wayland. Kenneth Imboden, competed under field inTwo cases were filed in for the event wW begin at 12 noon 110.th!lt youngsters can be Martha J. Hackett, Dennis M. structor Bill Acqff. 'S ertous: .. , Meigs County Common Pleas ready to begin riding at 1 pm. Hockett, Millon Hood, JohnS. The (!est Camper and Court Monday, · one the Thomas. Ambrose Serle, secretary to SYRACUSE Jane.t Director's Awarct went o' div orce action of Carolyn I. WCAL EMERGENCY linlts will be on the Rock Springs British Admir~l . Richard Pickens. Kathy J. Cumings, Brenda Lawrence. The hand Johnson , Coolville , •from Fairgrounds for the entire Meigs County Fair. Racine will be Larralne M. Cundiff, Sher- played the theme song from Howe : "Everything now George Johnson ,_ C<!Olville. oo hand Tuesday; Middleport on Wednesday; Pomeroy on man A. Cundiff. Darla begins to look extremely Thomas. . · " Happy Days" and the ln the olher case, William Thursday, and Syracuse on Friday and Saturday. serious." MINERSVILLE - Carolyn " Stripper" featuring the R. Green and Paul D. Green, A. Charles, Donna Nease. Southern Hig~ Majorettes lor both of Jackson filed a breach · A BICENTENNIAL costume coolest for Meigs County Janette E. Hill. paren Is and friends. The of contracl suit against women 18 and over will be held at the grandstand at G p.m. LONG BOTTOM - Oris Smith, Roger Reibel , Henry majorettes ' new advisor is James Kunath and Donna Saturday. Bohr. Mrs . Barbara Lawrence. Kunath, both of RD W(lllen wW be registered near the stage &ei'OIIII from the SILVER PLATE RUTLAND Mary Hand officers elected lallf!SVille . -:BY . Ross Mlckenlie I. Jeff Mac:Nelly/e 1976, United Feature Syndicate. Davidson , Leo Davidson, grandstand from 5 unill lime of the contest. Prizes of $25, f20 The Plaintiffs claim that on and $Ui will be awarded to the best COBtumes to be judged on Mark J. Malson, Charles recently were president, Kl11!1, Donna M. Davidson. Bobbi . Chapman ; vice July 26, 1974 they en~red in authenticity and attractiveness. Mrs. Evelyn Knight, the president, Lori Guinther ; contract wilh the defendants narrator, will chat with contestants When they reglller to ~ secretary ., Brenda to provide labor for con- secure Information on their coslmnes. Lucille Lellhell Ia MARRIED 60 YEARS Lawrence; treasurer, Joyce struction-of a residence. On superintendent and Shirley Houstor(ls chairman of the contest. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holter, Ord; librarians, Alisa Harris Aug. 91 1976 the defendant Veterans MerrioriQI Hospital ordered the plain tiffs to cease No advance regislratioo prior to Saturday Ia needed, Rt. 3, Racine, will observe and Carol Norris; reporter, H0 IZ Medi It: le their 60th wedding an· Barb Theiss· 7th and 8th er ca en. r Admitled - Erma Con· work, causing the alleged RACINE - M~mbers of the Southern High School Band niversary on Monday, Aug. grade .repre~ntaUve , Dell f Discharges, Aug. I& I nolly, Reedsville ; Amanda .breach of contract for not are to meet at the high school Wednesday atl:45 p.m. to board 23, with a quiet celebrallon at Johnson ; freshman ant - ' Wtlham Adktns, Ray Mae Hawk, Pomeroy; Myrna allowing the plain tiffs to busses that will be taking them to the fair. The busses will their home. Married in 1916 sophomore repre54;11talives, Barker, Mrs. James Conner Wears, Pomeroy ; Maxine complete the work. The leave promptly at 2 p.m. Cup•-;;;~=== sus by the Rev. S. S. Wagner at Becky Crow; junior and and son, Mary -~psey, Brumley, Middleport. plaintiffs are seeking $5,770 in .Eduator sOt sus the Syracuse United Brethren senior representative, Anna Mrs. Davtd Fetch and Discharged - Harold King , damages and hack wages. pasronage, the couple has Frank and Echo Reporter daughter • Worthy Fletcher • Wipifred Marcinko, Paul nine children. They have Carrie' Guinther. ' Lyendle Flower, Mrs. ADen Ray, Charles Yosl, Dorsa lived on the same fanil their The band wiU perform at Lee and . daughter' Edna Parsons, Albert Frank, Anna (Continued from page I1 entire married life. the Meigs County Fair Magl~lt , Eulah Mounts, Frank, Sheila Erlewine. . KANSAS CITY- FORMER U.S. Sen. Jolm W. Bricker, · Wednesda Aug 18 14 Denms Myers , Frona Colwnbus, said Mooday President" 1Ford •·lthduld win the . r---~---y, . a pm. Orender, Clara Reed, Harold lll .the grandstand. Robinson, Phyllis Russell, LAFF - A - DAY Republican n<mtnatioo "if he doesrt'tll*eri to ~ Idiots who · want to make him piclt hi! vicepreslilenllllidvlihcti:" Date. Sowards , Harry HOMECOMING SET Stewart, Raymond Walburn, ~ ¥'"~;:;., . Bricker, 83, has attendeil every RepubUcali natibnal WNG BOTIOM - The Mrs. Richard Warner and- -- ~ \~ ~ COLUMBUS UP! - The coovention since 1924 and Is an at-large delegate supporting CLOSED · Hazel Community Church daughter, Mrs . Michael ll House Finance Committee Ford. A119 , 17 lhru Aug. 26 ' . INFANlrS' BRUSH & CONI&I · For Meigs Co. Fair 0 ' A': Wright $13.!0 22. Guest speaker will be the Mr. and Mrs. Max Stoots, ;- .,,_, l:\ I ~ passage the Rhodes ' Ad· DAY AT FLATROCK " Rev. George Oiler with a son, Letart, W. VJJ. . :;. ~ ministration bill calling for a The 64th McKinney ~.:'t_ingMgroup from Wellston, '!> : i!."t~ l(;. 2 per cent budget cui to erase Memorial Reunion wiD be (Continued from page 1) llugusl27-28·29 ""' essengers" featured. .. '->~... - the deftctt m the Medicaid Sunday, Aug. 22 at Flatrock, Motller Jugs and Speed Jewelly ,Store There will be a basket dinner. HEARINGS DELAYED .• •"·.'',:\ .. .'.; program . W. Va ., back of Point he made a final cllrilce. Show starts al7 p.rn. Everyone is welcome. CINCINNATI ( UPI) "' .• ,.,;·:·. :.;:·.;·.;;~. The bill attracted only Pleasant. The all day event In a keynote speech from Court St. Porneroy Further hearings on .:- .. -· .. :· .. .. ·: · · · · · : three votes when brought up will feature "The Gospel which 110me Watergate referobscenity charges agaln't What articles' l m selling the for final consideration before Tones'' ~nd the Rev. Keith ences had been deleted at the "Hustler" magazine garage :" the 21-member committee. Riffle, Warren, Ohio will be request of Rogers C.B. publisher Larry Flynt of Rep. Ge• · D. Tablack, 0. guest speaker. Basket lunch Morton, the President's campaign manager, Baker Columbus, Ohio, have been SHEPHERD TO MGM Campbell, ' · d the bill a at noon . DINNER SET said the GOP today has a .. delayed until after Labor Cl!L\'ER CITY, CaLif. "charade " and promised that RACINE - Afamily dinner "proud" new reccrd, ''while (UPI) - Producer Richard Democrats in the General will be held Aug. 22 at the Day. Democrats are lllil1 chasing Hamilton 'County Commoo Shepherd Monday was Assembly would "Have a Shrine Park here for the Dale the ghOIIIS Of the past." ASK TOWED VanMeter family, friends, Pleas Court Judge William J. named ttenior vice p-esldent ·better way" to solve the Following each other at the Filing (or a marriage neighbors and relatives. Morrissey accepted the and worldwide head of problems in the Medicaid license In Meigs County podium were the Plrty's Persons are to bring a request of Flynt's lawyers productioo for Metro{lold- program "In ·the very near Proha~ Court Mondey were major antagonlsls · of 1964, future. " covered dish and table ser- Monday to delay argumenll wyn-Mayer, Inc. oo defense motions In the MGM President Frank The action kills lhe bill, Joe Franklin Congo 22, Rt. 3 now united, Yice President vice. Dinner will be served at cue unill Sept. 7. Rosenfelt said Shepherd, which was the only legislaUon Pomeroy and Ruth Marie Nellon Rockefeller and Sen. 12:30 p.m. The event is Barry Goldwater. Flynt, cleared of obscenity · presently at 20th Century-Fox to be introduced in the Pierce, 23, Rt. 2 Racine. ~sponsored by Laura Byers. Rockefeller warned the charges earlier this month In Studioa, will take (1Ver his Special Session of the GOP It must face the reality a Torooto, Canada court, new position Sept. 13. legislature called last month of Ill shrlnldng public support faceslllmllarchargesAug. 26 Sh .epber~ recently by Gov. James A. Rl10de.s, and nominate a 1978 ticket in Cleveland, where the sale completed production on the CORRECfiON with broad appeal. of "Hustler" has been movie "Aleund the Gypsy," The Pomeroy ER Squad Goldwater joined GOP Na· temporarHy banned by a starring Jack Lemmoo and · transpor~d Virginia Crew to Ilona! Chairman Mary Louise NOW YOU KNOW judge. Genevieve Bujold. 1118 other Ve~rans Memorial Hospital Camapotoniliztli is the Smith in lambasting the Down-T~rth credits Include work on Sunday, not Less Price, as Democratic Ucket of Jimmy ancient Az~c word for bad "Break(ast at Tiffany's" and was reported. breath. Carter and Walter Mondale. Comfort "The Towering Inferno." KEJJ EY OPERATION ·Good Selection Of KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) F•IIShoes - FBI Director Oarence For Men & Women Kelley, who underwent surgery Monday for a back albnent,' should return tD . "~ere I am, sitting in the bank and getting fat work within two to three w;th mterest! When my owner is ready to take Middleport, Ohio weeks, according to doctors me out, he'll find that I've been earning money at Menorsh Medical Center. • for h1m wh1le he's been relaxing. I'm money. 1. ' could be your money. So save me! In a pass· book or certificate savings account. I'll make even more money for you!" Band new •I • ~. d"Jl"eCtOr • I •'•• •• •• at . amp I ~ I • l We Hold These Truths ... 3• ' ' Damages, back pay sought in Meigs lawsuit Fair notes HOSPITAL NEWS . •• ' h ~~ r , K ., I' J ~~ ~· ~: .. I• l:•• ··~ J; •• .. '•• . .... t-~ ~ • j I •• •• ,. ... ,. !l,, • '' • MEIGS THEATRE News •• in Briefs Rh0 des ' bill .' =A . ""'· _,,_,,· ·:::ec':~in: ~~ay~ ~~rlh~~~~~-1 GOESSLER ~ is .defeatea ljPQ::::; ~~ ~%~~[~a~c:~~~~P~~ Fo:rd jj' r,,, . r-~--------------~. .SAVE ME! the EXERSOLE I'M BEING HELD IN THE BANK VAUL Tl ELBERFELDS heritage house WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN . FRI. EVENINGSSTo7 P.M. "THE FRIENDLY BANK" ~~~ational . MIDOLII'OIIT SEE OUR NEW SELECTION OF .ANOTHER GOOD BUY MEN'S DRESS WESTERN SHIRTS FROM BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP Handsome and rugged with yoked s~oulder, flap pockets, extr.a long tails. wide choice of easy care fabrics in solids, stripes, checks and plaids. Sizes small. medium, large and extra large. · · PLATFORM ROCKER MEN'S KNil SHIRTS Excellent for wear right now and back to school. tie died shirts, solid colors, number shirts, a brand new selection ready for you to buy. all sizes. · IMO \ \ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO IIIIIMr feder~l Otposit Insurance Corpora~ Elberfelds In Pomero·y ..ito•lfs INSURED TO •40,00C' . Chlorine cars in Mason off tracks MASON, W. ·Va . - The a.m. The train crew apcounty's second train parenUy simply left the area. derallmenl of the week ocThere wu speculation the curred today Inside the crew merely may have got~n ,COrporation llmils of Muon Off to a safe distance aa some and no one conne<:led with the derailed cars apparently Chessle System was doiJW contained the hlghly .toJdc gas anything about It at mid· • chlorine. · mornlllfl, according to Mayor "We can •i lind anyone from Fred Taylor. the Ches.sie System anywhere • An obviously disturbed around ihe derailment area," Mayor Taylor said the Taylor said, "And some of derailment blocked Miller thO$! tanker cars are filled 111id Pomeroy Sis . ahOut 6:30 .l ANOTHER TRAIN DERAILED - Acar from a 35 car <lleeaie syatem train cootainlng chlorine deraUIId thl.s ~ in Muon blocking two city streets. According to Maaon Mayor .Fred Taylor, burn marks on the train lndlcaled the car may have been on fire during the ~ - Pictured with the train car, and left to right, P . D. Johnlon, Mayor Taylor, Darrell JenkS. A 50-ar Chealie system trained derailed Sunday near West Columbia. •• ·All's well at the fair ' • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXVIII NO. 86 WEDNESDAY, AUGU ST 18, 1976 . The biggest garden crops, the best overall displays of farm crop s and hay highlighted the judging of the horticulture department at the 11 3th annual Meigs County Fair Tues\lay. Winning the top award for the largest crop from their gardens were Fred B. Smith, Route 3, Pomeroy, potato; Jackie Starcher , Rt. 1, Minersville, pumpk!n; Nancy Cross, Route 2, RaCine, watenneloo; Smith, tomato ; ' WASHINGTON- RAINS LA8l' WEEK lroughl some relief to moiaturH!Iorl ' c~ crope In many parl.t of the .,:; · Midwest, tile ·A~rit~J~tWe Dl!p8rlment sa;r.- ' · . • )'he departllienl's ~ crop weather report Tuesday, however, made no attempt to access the degree of i!Dprovement, If any, in overaJl·national proapects for the crop. Officials rale!l the condition of the key livestock feed grain which plays a major role in determining future supplies and prices of major foods like meat ~ poultry - aa "generally fair to good" In the week ending Aug.l5. NEW YORK - ACfOR WlUJAM REDFIElD, who estimated he had more than 2,000appearances on stage, radio, taievlsloo and in films over a 0-year spand is dead al49. aedfteld died Tuesday at St. Clare's Hospital on Manhattan's West Side of ccnnpUcatlorut from Jeuke~. He made hl.a stage debut in 1936 in lhe Broadway musical "Swing Your Lady." 1118 most recent film appearan~ was u Harding Iii "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." POINT!!!·A-PITRE, GUADALOUPE - FRENCH SCIENTISTS say a deceptive calm has aeltled o:ver cloudcovered La Soufriere, but enough pres.sure Is building up Inside the volcano to tear off lis top in a giant explosion of cinders and gas. Volcano expert Michel Feullard .said Tuesday Lli Soufrlerehad "IOtlmesasmuch energy as it did on August 1," 111d lnalrwnenl readings showed the pressure was multiplying daily. Feullard 911ld setsmogra!WJ recorqed more than 1,000 separate earth tremors after the Monday night explosion that sent boulders and mud raining down the sides of the 4,9QO..foot moUntain In a blast thai could be felt in Polnte-A-Pitre, 12 miles away. But he described the volcano as "quite stable" Tuesday with aimosl no tremors. · PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Horticulture judging held at Fair Tuesday J/Vews. . •in Brief~ By United PrealalerDaUODal . . COLUMBUS . - CENTRAl. OHIO members of lbe Academy of Pharmacy announced tOday a reward program fO\' Information leading to the arrest and conviction of people Involved in the Increasing munber of drug·nlated ~bberiei ct pharmacies. The program, called "Central Ohlo Pharmacy Security," or COPS, involves a reward of up to $&00. Policemen 'and employes of -pharmacies are not eligible. "Tbe armed robberies of pllarmactes have been an unfortunate fact of life in pharmacy practice," said Charles H. Holcm~be, chairman of the six-county COPS program. entine a1 y · The weatherman amtled on the 1131h annual Melge County Fair for the lteCOIId -ullve day with IUIIIJ1 aides overhead as fair aetMIIII got Into high gear, Hundreds of diaplaya were Jadled Tuellday. Packlnl the lll'andltand wllh fans lui night waa the 1.flrst demolition derby eYer held In Meigs County. The Chester Fire Department and a half dozen deputy sheriffs stoud ~ dlll'ln( the several eventiJ of the der~ . , Tonight special activities will Include the open class horse show in ~ter field, the .observance of junior lair · youth nlgllt, and the pony pulling contest as the • grandstand attr.acti!JII, all at 8 p.m. . Open claas dairy Cllltle judging will be on 'lllUI'IIday at I pm. andal4 the seCond day of tlletwillghtharneas horae racing wW be held. The evening grandatand atiraction at ~ 8 oo Thursday will be the higbly recommended ".lilstrumental and vocal group, "Ufe" and Alex Houston. ).and Elmer. • ' ~~:t.:~=w::::w.::::=:::~:::~:;:::;::=*".;:!:!.~:~:*=::::.*.!~:!!::t.!:*:-..'*:w:~ Jacki.e Swrcher, · cabbage; Eve lyn Hollon, Minersvilie, · the largest cucumber and the largest onion,' and · Edison Hollon, Minersville, · the longest ear of hybrid co rn . Awa rds for the best overall display of garden crops went to Eva King, Route 2, Pomeroy, first ; Wallace Bradford, Rouw 2, Coolville , second and Patricia Wolf, Route 2, Pomeroy, third. In the hay judging winners were: Pearl Edwards ,- Ro u~ TWO AUI'OMOBII&'l were hood-to-lloocf after Impact Tue!day nlghlln the DemoUIIon Derby at the Meigs County Fair. More pictures on page 6. ·' Derby winners ,• Trophies and C8llh awards went to winners of the first demolitioo derby made in Meigs County held Tuesday night at the 1131h arllllal Meigs ounty Fair. Fair board official.a were overwhelmed at the crowd oo hand for the Tuesday night event. It was estimated that 8,000 persons, one of the largest crowds In the history Of the fair, were on hand for the derby and to lake in other fair events Tuesday night. Winners of the derby Included : heat 1, Cliff Slusher, Newark, first: Past drinking problem noted By DUREN CHEEEK KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -Sen. Howard Baker says he doesn't think his wfe's past drinking problem should dis· qualify him from the vice presidency. "Someday I may . run for president and I promise you I woo't dlsquaUfy her then," House is that they appreciate the candor,'' Baker said. "They have known It a long, long time." "I don't know who dredged up this, but I'tn not ashamed of II and I know she Isn't," he sllld. ''It's something I'm proud Of for her and I don't think It will have any effect." The Bakers, married in 1951, have_a son, Darek, 23, a student at Middle Tennessee Slate University; and a .daughter, Cynthia, 20, a student at MI. · Vernon College. list~d James Swaney, South Olive, runner up ; heat 2, Chuck Stotts, Shade, first and Bruce Haning, Albany, runner-up; heat 3, Dude Howard, Rutland , first ; Bob Van Dyke, The Plains, ruMer-up; heat 4, Robert Sheppard, Athens, first ; Charles Frye, .Rutland, runner-up. Sharon Haller of Albany won the powder puff division of the derby . Winner of the feature event composed of the first place winners and runners-up of the four heats was James Swaney with Bruce Haning taking second and Robert Sheppard taking third. .~d~~~;:~~~~u:~~~ REX SHENEFIELD, SUPERINTENDENT of the !ann crops and horticulture department of the !13th annual Meigs County FSlr, stands beside a giant 13&pound squash grown by James l!earhs, Route 3, Pomeroy. The president also scheduled an early session in his Crown Center suite with a group of Rep,ublican governors he wante d to co nsult on the vice presidency and party unity. Ford la ter planned to at,tend a GOP United Party victory luncheon and a reception later with Pennsylvania and New Jersey delegates. Between times he was expected to meet · secretly with potential running mates. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said • Ford has not yet made up his mind on a running rna te, and would not announce it before co nferring with Reagan probably tonight at Reagan's headquarters hotel should objects in th e Fairfield Ford win the nomination as County area began coming in expected. last week. Some residents of the area claimed to have seen numerous strange fl ying objects ahove their homes in the past few years. ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) "We're going on the Greyhound Bus System has assumptioo it was a UFO," proposed schedule changes Greiner said . Sheriff Dan which will result in reduced Berry said he asked service · between, Athens, Rickenbacker Air Force Base Parkersburg , W.Va ., and officials in Columbus to send · Columbus. a UFO expert to look at the Unless tlle Public Utilities field, but his request was Conunission of Ohio ruJes turned down . otherwise, the changes will Aiten said he first saw the go into effect Sept. 8; tramped down area in his Plans call lor the garden Sunday but did not elimination of a bus that call officials until his leaves Parkersburg for grandson, a UFO literature Athens at 9 a,m. Md departs buff, called his attention to Athens for Columbus at 10 the disk shapes. a.m. A second run, leaving proposed rules change by Reagan supporters to force Ford to name his running · mate by 9 a.m. today. With time runnlllfl out for his decision, Ford concentrated attention to the choice of a ruMing mate. There were unconfirmed reports that he may have breakfast with Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee, who is considered one of the top contenders for the No. 2 spot on the ticket. UFO-like imprints zn cornfield investigated Court supports Hoffa probe Laurel Grange first at fair 1, Long Bottom, first; Larry Hollon. Rou~ I , Minersville, second, and C.. Tho"ma s Hamm, Route 1, Minersville, third. in the 50 percent o r more legume : Earl Dean, Rollte J, Pomeroy, first; C. Thomas Hamm , second ; Larry Hollon, third in the 49 or less percen t legume ; Hanun, first and second, and Dean third place in the all grass hay. Other win ners in the judging included: Dale Kau tz, Route 3, Pomeroy and Edison Hollon, second, in the best six ears of yellow hybrid corn; Antos Leonard, Route 2, Pomeroy, a nd Elaine Spencer, Ro ute I. Lon g Bottom, first and second, respectively, in the best six ears of yellow sweet corn ; Kautz and Hollon, first and second respect! vely, for the best "peck of whea l and Don aid Mora, Route 3, Pomeroy, first and second awards fot· the best peck of winter wheat : Kautz and Holl on, first and second, for the best peck of wi n~r oats, and Hollon and Mora, first and serond, best peck of spring oats. In potatoes, Cha rles Machir, RouU: ~. Pomeroy, took a blue ribbon as did Earl Dean, Pomeroy , George Wnlf. RouU: I, Long Bottom; Fred B. Smith and Eva King. Second- place ribbons went to Patncia Wo lf, Herm an Ca rson, Long Bottom, two· awards and Linda Edwards. Awards for vege tables went to, fir st and · second ; respectively , Evelyn Hollon, Continued on page 14 Fard expecting.triumph over Reagan By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - After a seven-month struggle, President Ford COLUMBUS- THE OHIO ALF-CIO today urged the Ohio today . reached for the General Assembly to enact leg!slatloo that would stop Republican Party ' s "windfall" profits for ullllly companies when It returns for a presidential nomination and three day session beginning Sept. 14. News reported he had told the a triumph over Ronald The 1 mlllloo member organization, In Its monthly Wblte House his wife Joy had Reagan. newsletter, said the "windfall" proflls would be the result of a been cured of "severe Ford's confidence of recent Ohio &lpreme Court de<:IBlon In a case ffied by General drinking problema." victory in tonight 's Telephclne Co. In that declalon, the &lpreme Court said the "She had the problem," nominating vote was PubUc Utilities Commission of Oblo cannot reduce any portion Baker said. "We won't hide reinforced when he won the · of a ulillty company's "rate of return" to counterbalance an it. 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Qrand champions in the Ron McMahan, Baker's 4-H demonstrations conpress aecretary, said there ducted Tuesday at lhe was a caleb-aU question in a Meigs County Junior Fair form received from the White were Sharon Karr on the CINCINNATI UP! - The previous ruling by a federal House asking, "Do you know federal government WQn a court in Michigan which had of anything that if made projecl "Get Acquainted crucial v.ictory today In its decided the It'll Mercury public might embarrass the wltb Birds"; aod Tammie Starcher and Denise White, LANCASTER, Ohio (UPI ) contmulng Investigation Into should be returned lo owner President or yourself?" on the project, "Clean Up, Fairfield County sheriff's the disappearance Of former Joseph Giacalone. McMahan said Baker deputies are investigating a The appelllt. court said r.eplled that his wife, ·the Paint, ll's AU Up lo You." T,emuters Union president puzzling imprint found in a . Jjmmy Hoffa when a court · that to return the car would daughter of the late Sen. corn field south of here, "serve as a ruling that the permitted the FBI to retain Everett DirkSen, R-m., had a which residents claim was search and seizure of the possession of a car suspected drinking problem for many made by a UFO. ,of being used in the possible property were illegal and that years. . Deputy Sheriff Sieve abduction of iloffa. · the fruits of the search al)aU . "It woraened .in the early Greiner said Tuesday officers The U.S. Sixth Circuit not be admissible in evidence 8011. She was h01pllall2ed in · found the lmprilils of three ~uri of Appeals tossed out a at any hearing or trial." the early 708 and has steadily Improved since then," Laurel Grange placed fir st· disks pressed about two k . McMahan said. "The aenator with its display at the senior inches into the soil of a Four forfeited traffic bonds feel.a thai she has recovered building when judging was garden owned by Charles AI ten. Four defendants forfeited Margaret TutUe, Mlnersvtlle, . to the extent that he no longer held Tuesday night. The disk-shaped imprints Laurel Grange as first bonds and two others were $30, assured clear distance, 1ee1 II as a problem." fonn a perfectly symmetrical filled in the court of Pomeroy and Harvey Hensley, · McMahan said that he place winner among the four triangle, and Greiner said the Mayor Clarence Andrews ·Ashland, Ky., $30, ~edlng. knew of no response from grallfleS exhibiting this year corn in an area of ahout 'J:/. Fined ·were Ernest Powell, President Ford to l)le will receive a cash prize of square feet inside the. TuesdaY night. Forfeiting were Robert Pomeroy, $27 and costs, dlscklaure by Baker "a week $55. Results of other judging triangular disk shapes was Beckett, Point Pleasant, $30, speeding, and Charles Wyatt, or so ago," but that the White ln the granges Included mashed down. )lOlled on speeding charges; Pomeroy, $30 and costs, House stiLl Is aearchlng Harrisonville, second, $50; According to deputies, Hemlock Grove, third, $45, Basil llay!M1s, Pomeroy, $50, leaving the scene of an ac- Baker's files. reports of unidentified flying ''All I heard frorq the White and Star, fourth, $40. assault and battery; cident. •• ! pushed by the train totaled with chlorine." Mayor Taylor reporled that about 30, but only two or three the number of cars being were actually off the tracks. Ford and his family, including his eldest son Michael nnd Michael's wife Gayle who arrived on the scene late Tuesday, watched television Tuesday night and saw what Ford described as a "tense but good" vote on Rule 16C. Both Ford ·and R.eagan forces had viewed the vote as the convention's most critical test of strength. · Afterwards, Nessen told reporters the President "believes it is an indication" of how the vote on the nomina tion will tur n out tonight . EXTENDED OUTLOO K f'rtday through Saturday, fair rriday and Saturday and a chance of showers Sunday , Highs will be in the BOs to the lower 90s and lows will be in the 60s. Bus changes proposed I~ Athens for Columbus at 6:35 a.m., will leave at 7: 45 a .rri. Greyhound Dis t r i ct Mru1ager Vincent Reilly said · · la~k of ridership is the reason for the changes. Greyhound will also eliminate an early-evening run from Athens to Parkersburg and a bus which leaves for Athens trom· Columbus at 10 :1~ p.Ill. ~· When lhe changes take effect, three daily round-trip buses will remain between Athens and Parkersburg and . 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