http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/35986341fa28b522ed8b91b50ae85007.pdf 6d5613356352ef789422f83865cedfc5 PDF Text Text n~ws, Young uniforms prtipara tory to going to the >f"elgs County _.__ . . THE M~IGS LOCAL School District Is In need of mulch for ~dlnq &n e•· tenslve recr...,il!l'la! L•rt'ntar the high schciOI. It na1 been estim-ated 11111 nooo.ooo worth of fref' work has been aerforrned at !he sile whlch is' expected to ""'elop lnro one of the . mo~l outsto nd lng sports . com ph.txe~ ln Ohio. .Anyone havl~ hay or. Straw to ~e l p wlfli the ~olect , ei t~er tree ot charge or for a charge, Is ••ked to call 742· - 3051. ' THE SE¢~0 ANNUAL Milhone Tucklhg Men's ' Slo Pitch softb'lii lourno ment will be held ~ the L•bor Day weeken. The loiJrhey Is ASA sa ncfiCJI1td . For further Information t~ll 667.·32:)9 or ' ...'lllilljiMiit Our Great 5.75~ On...,oy ' . Cer$tcotet . 5.75 per cent pald ·on 90 day Certlflcath of Deposit. Minimum , Payable . SJ,ooo.oo Qv older Americans By Dou,O.kley fir~ census of tbe United States, ne~~: nation's lour m!Ulon citizens In 1700 at the time of the THE SOUTHERN Alhletlc tess lllan 10.per cent of the were 50 years of •ge 91' older. Less than 200 years later, one out windbreaker jackets In of four Amerle~~ns- some 54 million - are In that age group. S(hooi colors . The jackets are The nation is cu'rrentiy cel~br~tlng tile BlcenteMial oftl)e pvrple wit~ gold Insignia, and Revolutlqn whl~h led to its establishment. But older are pile lined. the last selling dole Is A~g . 23rd . Call Carl Americans canalso celebrate a mor~recent revolution of their WW.te at 9~9- 2866 or Danny own. Brown at 992·5623. Price of In addition to thf striking .ln~se in their ntlmbers, the jackets Is Sl5. "revolutionary ch~nges In their staws have created for the MIDDLEPORT MAYOR first time in our history an awareness on their part of thejr Fred Hoffman has announced identity. as me111bers of a distinct group with conunon needs his office, the Board ot Public and goals." states llle )975 aJIIlUal,report of the Colonlal,Penn Affairs and the Maintenance office will close Thursday at Group, Inc., the nallon'slargest insurer of senior citizens for n0011 In order for employes to auto, health and ,life policies. attend f'~e Meigs County Qnly 20 yearp ago, the report notes, it IV~s virtually "Fair. Impossible for persons over 65 lo obtain hel!lth Insurance at reasonable ,cost to Qrptect themselves against the flitancial consequences of illness or injury. · Sltice the enlargement of the _Social Security sy•tem, enactment of Medicare and ,widespread e,mpjoye pension pr?grams have given today's older. persons economic security unknown to any previous generation. . Federal legislation . hilS brought greater ,stability and reliabi)lty to the pension systems of private Industry and oow proyides tax..benefit encotiragement for individual retirement Six defendan l.'l 'were fined pans. · 1 . . d and three others forfeite State and local governments haye also Initiated programs bilpds in Middleport Mayor to aid older per110ns, perhaps the moot lmporlalJt of )Vhlch are Fred Hoffman 's court property taxrelleflawsenacied by more than 40 states: Tuesday night. · These and other advances hav~ enabled more of .the Fined · were Roger L. current generation of. older Amerlcai\S - though, of COUI'S!l , Nelson, 18, Middleport, $20 oot all of them- to cooserve their assets, remain homeowners and cost.s, exceeding speed and maintain .financial independence. llmit, $10 and costs, loud Perceptions an~ definition~ of the tenn "old~ person" exhaust; Leslie L. Whit- have changed. Fostered by such . organiultions as the tington, 36, Middleport, $30 American ~latlon of Retired. Persons and the National ;and costs, speeding; Paul Retired Teachers As90ciation, a pew concept of aging has Card, 23, Racine, $15 and emerged,,and with ita new undet'JitwJding . . costs, exceeding speed llmit; Just 118 _200-year-old America Is still considered young, Sam Uttle, 39, Miqdleport, chnlnol()gical ~ need not categorize an , individual. O~r $20 and costs, disorderly society Is increasingly aware of the.uniqueni!OIS in each of us manner ; Bob R. Jordan, 24, that defle& and rejects arbitrary classifications. . Pomeroy, flO and costs, . Perh;lp~ the key to the characier of \oo.y's older ftlluiing stop sign; Harry B. · Amerleans Is found ir1 the word "Independence," says C()lonlal Grea.thouse, 51; RaCine, $25 PeM. "They reject thenotioo tlWothers know what Is best for and costs, speeding. them. They are part of the PI'~ of detem;Uning llleir role In Forfeiting bonds were society today, and they will insist upon exercising their right to Arnold E. Snowden, Jr., 42, determine their own future." Middleport, $50 bond, . disorderly manner; Brenda Hawley, 19, Middleport, $01), ho operators license; Bus G. Daniels, 27, Langsville, $25, spinning tires. llllh General Assembly, By Rep. Roo James legislation which provided COLUMBUS - The l 11 tl1 $91.3 million in temporary General Assembly has ad· \fressed ilse)flo a wide gamut relief to local schools was of interest. One of the introduced and later enacted. strongest focal points was on Following this temporary educational Improvement$: ·action , the legislature This concern is reOected in enacted Sub. S. B. 170, a bill tlle State of Ohio's biennium which revolutionized Ohio's CLOSED Aug. 18th thru Au,g. 26 · budget - a budget which outdated school funding For Meigs C9. Fair · appropriated 23 percent or metllod by substituting ari total budgetary funding w Equal Yield Formula. Other major legislation in primary and secondary the area of .primary and educatioo. To date, this legislature has secondary education _focused August 27-28-29 enacted forty-three bills on: student rights, new ssfety Mother Jugs •nd Speed Show st1rts at7 p.m." dealing with education- regulations to protect children from natural and related matters. . During t!Je.first week of the accidental disasters, history Boosters are offering for sa le THE MEIGG HIGH S<:hooi Band will practice at the hig~ school at 7:30p.m. Thursday . Band memben will atso meet at 3 p.m. Frldlly In suM'mer . in briefs 667-3975. Deadline on all enirles Is Aug. 22nd . rides of company, the Meigl required to limes, Foir Walloce There Is s~ock to end ailo that s~oes ar. worn, ford sa'id. Fa ir . Horticulture lnt~est t~ly . A .substantllf penlitv I Invoked on oil co~tHicot accounts Wlthdf aWn pr!o 10 the date col maturity Six defendants fined by court (Continued from page 1) Victor Painter, Route I, Middleport, cabbage; Nancy Cross, Route 2, Racine, Eva King, egg plant; Elaine Spencer, Evelyn Hollon, tomatoes, red; Fred B. Smith, Evelyn Hollon, tomatoes, yellow; Todd Tripp, Route 3, Pomeroy, first and second; green pod pole beans; Dale Kauh, Wallace Bradford, green pod bush beans; Benny Slawter, blue, yellow pod ·pole beans; Wallace Bradford, Benny ·slawter, yellow pod bush beans; Elai ne Spencer, Evelyn Hollon, llma beans; Catherine Colwell, Route I, Vinton, onions, white, blue only; Nancy Cross, Racine, Marcia Amold, MlnersvlUe, yellow onions ; Lenora · Leifheit, Route 3, Pomeroy,_ Amos Leonard, peppers; Fred B. Smith, Lenora Leifheit, mangoes; Evelyn Hollon, Fred B. Smith, beets; Mrs. Hollon, blue award, carrots; Charles Machlr, Dale Kautz, cucumbers; President Ford wins biggest prize • former California sonmor'.• heliCiqaiiWI. - Prelldent Ford captured the Relpnredlrmedhlarefullltoac:ctpttbnlceprllldendal ~~ill qamlnatlon onr Ronlld Reapn on apot 111 a Ford llcUt, but hedced when ulled II hi waald 1111 IN 111'11 today - the hlrdelt won but moat ~Ceept a Clllft~ draft. lllllfJIII prise rA lU pcillic.llllfe. T1111cht, on the flnl1 ~linl of cne ri lbe ltAirmielt GOP At abalt midday, lbe Prtlldent IIIIIOUIICIIIU I'WIIlng mate · convention~ in yean, the IDII'1I tbul4,100 delepllil and alter· flr111111111111l e)ect!m blttle 111inlt Democrat Jimmy carter nalel ratify h1a final dlcace llld Ford, 111, accept~ the DGI!IIna11111 fall. , · llonforelectionu(ll'llidentlnhlaownrf&bt. llall pt'GIIIInlatiy !MDilooed u Ford'• choice wu Sell. 1be Prelldlnt 'IIU nomina~ on a roll Clll vote 111,117 to llo!llrd .... ll~, a ~ye..-oJ4 mOderate and key 1,0'10. Wilt VIrginia put Ford over the top atl :B a.m. EDT, ftcurt in tile lenlte Wal4rpte ~.which ultimately Jed rlter tl !Dnllel of ballot~. toFord'IIUCCiedlncRichardNisononAug.t, lflf. Once the roll call wu completed, the weary deleplel Ill a ~ lh9w rA unity lmmtdlatel)' lifter his ahouted their aptln)Yalli a motion to give blm the nomination ·Yietor7, FGI'Illrl"** to 118qan'a hotel for a brief private byacc-tion.'lbeconwntlcinthenadjoameduntil7:JOp.m. llOIIference and the two men -then mel with reportera in the ' ·EDT today. · • Raymond Carman of Obetz dies KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) - ijere Is the schedule for tonight's fourth session of the 31st Republican National Con· ventlon (aU times EDT): 8 p.m. - Call to order. Opening ceremonies. 8:15 p.m. - Republican Governors' Association report by Gov._Arch Moore of West VJrginia. · , 8:27 p.m. - Speech: Rep. GUy Vander Jagt of Michigan, chaimum of the National · Republican Congressional Com· rnlttee. · . · 8 :42 p.m .~ Election of the Republican National Committee. 8:48p.m. -Speech: Sen. JacobK. JavltsofNew York. ·. 9p.m. - Nominations for President of the United States. ~:40 p.m. - RoU call -for the nomination. Adjournment untU 7:30p.m. Thursday. . . . ' Raymand F. Carman, 79, 350 Groveport Road, Obelz, Ohio, a former native of Meigs Coun ty died Tuesday. Mr. Carman was preceded in death by one son, Lawrence. , He is survived by his wife, Mabie ; oqeson Roland; two . grandsons, Lee and Mitehell, aU of Obelz; a grandson, Larry, and a granddaughter, Vickie Lulie, both of Columbus. Funeral services will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at tlle REGISTER FRIDAY Myers Funeral Home .in Jolm Mora, priDcjpat of Groveport. Internment will · Meigs Junior Higb School, and government class study · be in the Obetz Cemetery, announced today that of· minority contributions, Friends may call at the and various legislation Funeral Home Wednesday parents of seventh and dealing willl the tran,sPorting from 7 to 9 and Thursday eighth grade students, new of school pupils. ·from 2-4 and 7-9. Masonic to the district who plan to Teachers and , ad:' services will be Thursday at ,attead the junior high this fall and have not . rnlnistrators were also af· 8:30 p.Rl. registered, should visit the fected by changes in contract principal' s office before rights and employment Friday, Aug. 27. procedures. Other bills accomplishments reOect this Office hours are 8 a.m. enacted this session deal with eoncern. oaon and 1-3 p.m. weekschOol board activity in 1am also happy to say that days. computing average daily I have been honored for my membership and orientation actions on behalf of education pay -lor new board members.· botll by tlle Ohio School Special and vocational Boards Association education students also · Southeast District and the coaches were unimpressed .. received apPropriations for Southeast Ohio Education For Bishop, it was the second new programs and facilities, · Associa lion. I want to take time he bad been cut by the Belll!als. a~ legislation WIIS passed to this opportunity to offer my better assist m·the education " thanks" for these honors. WASH~NGTON, D.C. and training of these (UP!) Dave Stockton's students. PGA Olamplonahip oot only In the area or higher Sport. Briefs earned him a place In the education, the )11th General Ualted Press IDtematlooal , World Series of Golf but his Assembly appropriated over Pl'ITSBURGH (UP!) - winning purse of $45,000 one billion dollars to fund 1be Pittsburgh Sleelers firstOhio's institutions of higher year cornerback Brent boosted him from 51st to 21st learning. The establishment. Sexton will undergo surgery place on the tolD' moneyof the first Osteopathic on his right knee Thursday, wiMing list, the PGA !lllld College of Medicine ·in Ohio, for the second time in less Tuesday. Stockton now has amassed and granUng state university than a year, a Steelers $89,:1ll2 this se880n after his status to the University of spokesman said. . win at Bethesda's · ClncinnaU highlight higher Sexton Injured his knee In Congressional Coqntry Club. education accompllabrnen!s. training camp In )975. He bad I believe that this General bla first operation last Ben Crenshaw, who tied for Assembly has been attentive summer and was forced to eighth in the PGA, remained the money leader with to the needs of the people of miss-the entire season. earnings of $219,201. Ohio, especially in the area of educa lion . Our record of NEW YORK (UP!) - Hal WILMINGTON, Ohio McRae of the Kansas City · .,ar•st Specra· l (UPI) - The Cincinnati Royals not only leads the A ..,.. Bengals trimmed their American League In batting training camp roster to 54 average but is the cfrcult's up1o . Tueeday by cutting rookie top designated hitter as well, punter Greg Coleman of ace«ddng to the latest figures Florida A&M and defensive released Tuesday by AL tackle Richard Bishop, a President Lee MacPhail. former Canadian Football McRae, who leads the AL 1 League player from the with a .355 average, has hit University of L<lulsvllle. .361 as a designated hitter, Coleman did all the punting giving him a 46-polnt edge in 169 N. Second 51. in the Bengals' Jut pre- that department over Middleport, 0sea11011 game - seven punta Cleveland's Rica Carty, who '--Ph_o_n_e_m_-_27,.2_5__ for a 37-yard average - and Ia hitting .315. WHILE THEY LAST! Permanents '10,00 Kay's Beauty Salon NOTIQI · .. LIMITED QUANTITIES - Buy The Best. DUTY DRYERS Meigs Co~nt.y Probate • Court granted a marrl~ge license Tuesday to Alvin. Rlc~ard Harris 40, Buffalo, W. 1/a. and Rose Ellen McGhee. 31. Portland. in Common Pleas C~_urt on Tuesday two. suits ~ere flied and numerous j·udgments. PUBLIC NOTICE To the Creditors of Cardiftal Enterprises, Inc .; appo i nted as Rece i ver of Car.dlnal Enterprise s, Inc . You "re fUrther notif ied 1het all creditors must submit their claims to I. Carson Crow. Re ce iver Of Cardinal En : terprlses, Inc., Post Office Box 486, Pomeroy , Ohio, 45769, by Seplember 151 , 1976, or be forev er barred from IJSsertlng a ny cla im against said Cor. por,allon . I. CARSON CROW, Recelvtr of Cardinal Enterprises, Inc . 17! 28, !81 ~. 11 , 1a, 25, ·5tc THURSDAY, AUGUST 19th FOR THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR .. lie heat, ~; ' saves .... 0 • energy • •. 36· •.· 0 MUST MUST BE BE SOLD . ND FURNITURE ' SOLD Wf:IILE SUIPPLY ' SHOP FRIDAY 9:30 TO 8 AND SATURIMY 9:30 TO 5 LASTS . ' J •. ,, . GRAND CHAMPION BEEF -Sonia Carr had the grand champion of the Junior Fair beef dlvilllon Wednesday at the Meigs County Fair. Sonia is the daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Charlea Carr, Tuppers Plains. youths are killed Beef judged~~~! .~.~~s.!~ ~~... Beef cattle judging was held Wednesday at the !13th annual Meigs County Fair. Taking six blue ribbons and exhibiting the ·grand champion bull and the grand champion female In the Santa Gertrudla class was Clmrles R. McGraw of Route 1, Racine. In Hereford judging, Br)an Windon, Route 3, Pomeroy, won a blue In the junior yearling bull class and Roger C. Gaul, Route 3, Pomeroy, won a first In the senior bull calf class. In the junior ·yearling heifer class, Gaul won a first and Windon a second with Rodney Tripp, Route 3, Pomeroy, taking third. Ben Bickers, Route I, Radne, won a first In the summtr yearling heifer class. Windon exhibited the grand champion bull; Gaul, the reserve champion bull and the grand champion female, and Bickers the reserve champion female. Charles Carr, Tuppers Plains, won a first In the summer yearling heifer class and exhibited the grand champion female In the Shorthorn dlvtalon., Ill the Olarlala dlvtalon, Rick A. Findley, Route 2, Racine, exhibited the blue ribbon wtn111r in the summer yearlinl bull class and Carr won a first In the s1110111er \ ( 'THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1976 Two A car . matching that description . was spotted Tuesday In Dunbar. w. va. However, West VIrginia State Police have been unable to track down the vehicle. Susan Murphy, 34, who bas been associated with ~he Olarles Manson cult, and Dianne Ellis, 27, escaped Saturday night from the Terminal Island Prison In Long Beach, Calif. They fled alter attacking a prison t WO youths were killed guard. They are considered anned and dangerous. Both when the car in which they are wanted for e~~Cape and .were driving struck a Euclid assau!Ung federal officers. (Uke) on SR 338 in .Letaft TOwnship Wednesday at 6: 15 p. m. Dead are Timothy W. Wickersham, 17, Rt. 2, Sunny Friday, highs In the Racine, driver of the car and upper 80s. Clear.tonight with Ricky K. Rowe, 17, 1637 lows In the ~pper 50s to the Uncoln Heights, Pomeroy. lower 60s. Probability of rain Both were pronounced dead Is near zero per cent today, at the scene by Meigs County tonight and Friday. Coroner Dr. R. R. Pickens. According to the Meigs County Sheriff's Department Velmlll Memorial HOIJI\111 ADMITTED Allee . a witness to the accident Rairderi, Long .Bottom; reported tliat the WickerMabel Swan, Lang,sville; Ida sham car was traveling east Dudding, MlMleport; Deblie at a high rate of speed and Campbell, Pomeroy; Opal skidded 262 feet before Hollon, Chester; James crashing Into the side of the like which was across the Klaer, Racine. highway moving toward the DISCHARGED ~ Herbert Clark, MarY Layne, Nettie Richards and Son Gravel Co. The large piece of equipGosney, Edna Stiles, Helen ment was driven by James Ulfhelt, Lowell Carper. Weather Veterans Memorial Hospital · ADMISSIONS - Lola Belle Gilmore, Dexter, Eugene Reeves, Pomeroy, Annette Lambert,_Pomeroy. Discharges -:- · Joseph Stewart, Rose McGhee, Doris Miller, Nellie Wines, Mildred Roush. WE WILL BE CLOSED all OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS were presented at the Junloc Fair Youth Night Wednesday at the Meigs County Fair, to, 1-r, Brian Windon, FFA at Eastern, Charlotte Wamsley who received a trophy for Racln~ Brownie Troop 12f7, Debbie Wind~, FHA at Ealtlern, 8nd Mary Mora, f.H Five Points Star Stltchers-J . L. Absent was Ronrue Wood, member of Soowville f.H, who also received an outstanding achievement award. Hospital News You ar.e hereby noti fied that the undersigned has been duly entine PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Cultist maybe • m area Airport. rendered . Linda L. Priddy, Mason, flied for reciprocal support from James .Robert Priddy, Langsville; Roberta C, O'Brien, Pomeroy, flied suit lor partition of real estate against George Collins et. al. Doris J. Zeigler was granted custody of two children, Ric~ard Steven and Timothy James; Alfred fl. Ziegler was granted c~stody of his child, Carles Michael. (Alfred Ziegler must pay S30 month for each of t~e two children In Doris Zeigler's custody). · George Joseph Ratcliff, Philip Shoemaker, Eli Ebersbac~ . and Randy Lee were refused shock probation. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO mlnee Carter predicted the Prelident will mate • ''forrnidlble opponeolt" and that the GOP will ~ reunited ''wry qulcklJ" after KuiM Oty. But Carter eap U!d contldence he co!J]d 11m!(! the South even II Ford bad Baker !or a J:Ul1lllng · mate. Ford'allic ~came wben the conve.lllon Tuelday ni&ht rejected, 1,110 to 1,01111 with 10 ahltentiona, a hltiHialln Reagan bid to force the President to dlac1oee lU rice prelldentlal preference in advance of the IIOilllnatlon balloting. ' . . Gloom was evident in Southern delegallona, where Reapn was eapeciaUy popular, over prospects lor Ford's Cll11lp8ign thla fall. ' There were vague, ICIIItei'ed rumblings that hard-core con· · · · (Continued on page 10) · · GaWa County lawmen have been alerted by the an. dnnat1 Office of the FBI to be on the lookout for two· escaped prisoners ·. from California, one a follower of cultist 018rles Manson. The FBI said two women escapees and two men were sought. They were driving a 19'16 OldsmObile Cutiass, gold In color bearing California Ucense tags 200-NGJ. The vehicle was rented last Sunday by the women at San Francisco ln_ternatlonal Court News Elberfelds In PomerOy Heavy duty, big drum. 3 cycles lor fabrics, low NO. 87 EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday through MOIIday, fair aad 'll'lrm willl highs In ~ upper 1181 to the lower teo. 1Alw1 wiD be Ia the mid lOa to ~ lower 7ft. Convention schedule Bu....,. Body THE $ALE OF SAlES VOL XXVIII , View from the Statehouse MEIGS THEATRE at y SHARON ELLIOTl', center ,Is the new l't!lionaladmlnlltrator of the Southe.stetn Oblo Re&blal Council on Alcohollam. Tuesday she visited the COIIncll's display area at the Meigs County Fair and atlended a meet~ of the Meigs County Human Resources Council held at the Meigs IM. With her are left, the Rev. W. H. Perrin, active with the councU, and_Roger Valentine, educational coordinator of the council. . ~~r!n~re~ic~~rk~~te~v~;Hotter, Route 3, Pomeroy, Victor Painter, pumpkin ; Patricia Wolf, Margare t Parker, squash; James Bearhs, Route 3, Pomeroy, a 136 pound squash . Fred B. Smith won two blue and tw o red awards In watermelons and Linda Edwards won .the only blue ribbon given for apples. Winners in the division of other fruits were Evelyn . Hollon, blue ; Jane Johnson, Pomeroy, red; Roy Holter, blue. "B'I betll kill and tcJa&h, bul It wu ptl" Ford ezdafnvwl, accepllnlthl CCJ~~Cr~tulationJ of polltlclladvllen llld White Houle atdtra erowdirf8 IU P!k-cllly, roo&p Illite at the crown Center Hotel. Wltn dng hla DI<IIMIIt ol victory on televillon after elgbt tut tww montba ol C8lllflllln1ntl, the Pnlldlnt leaned bact, lllllled and181d: "I hope nobody denwndaa recount." Reapn IIW hla llknonth campaign IO clown the drain In lllclwdon In hla Alameda PW. Hotel !leadquarlerl 25 bloeka ~ay. . 1be Reagllllltei' uny, colorful allow ri support delayed the ICbeduled mid:evenfnll start II the nomination roll Cllll for more than three bGura. It w• well P>UtlllidnJCht and the end of prime televbdon time before Ford could aavor victory at lui. Iii Plains• Ga., before Ford's oomlnation, Democratic no- nation's few women harness yearling heifer class. Findley horse drivers pleased Meigs exhibited the grandcbampion County Fa!; racing ·rans . bull and Carr the grand Wednesday when she won champion female. first place in both the Uiird In poultry judging Wed-· and eighth races driving a nesday, Ruth G. Rgsh, Route local horse owned by Roger 1, utart, w. Va. won four Spencer of Pomeroy. blue ribbons in the Rhode It was the second straight Island -Reds and James H. year that Miss Instead of Bearhs, Route 1, Pomeroy, Pomeroy won a first place to won a blue in the New lake one of the trophy Hampshire Reds. Bearhs won blankets awards to the horses a blue with his silver laced wmning a race In the shortest Wyandottes ; Victor Painter, Middleport, won a blue with lime. This year the trophy his bantams and Bearhs blanket was provided by picked up arother blue with Radio Station WMPO. Falr-goers were given a lull his Guineas. Blues ·in the program of racing Wedother recognized .breed of nesday with 10 races being chicken class went to June featured during the first Johnson, Pomeroy; Beulah evening of twilight racing. Hill, Ro~te 3, Pomeroy, and . In the first raCIJ, Marken Steve Ohlinger, Pomeroy. Judy Roberts, Route 2, Money owned by Jeremy R. Racine, won two first awards Owen, Marietta, was first, for her New Zealand Whites laking second in the sixth In the rabbit judging with race. First in the sixth was Eleanor Leonard, Route 2, Pomeroy, winning a blue JOBLESS FEWER also. Jlldy Roberts won a first · COLUMBUS UPI - The with her New Zealand Reds. number of Ohioans filing In Flemmlsh Giants, the blue initial claims for unem. went to Leland Parker, Route ployment benefits last week 3, Pomeroy, aild 'Eleanor totaled 13,047, 11.1 per cent Leonard won a first with her fewer than during the California Doe. previous seven-day period. The Ohio Bureau of .Em. ployment Services estimated NOW YOU KNOW claims by those unemployed The first afternoon \ell in one or more weeks at 159,894, England was serv.ed by the a 1.2 per cent Increase over Duchess of ~edford in 1680. the previous week's total. .. Richard L. Morgan, Belpre. runlll races was Special Flash Marken Money won the owned by Glen Allbaugh, trophy blanket provided by . Jewett, Ohio, and this was the the Five Points GriD for trophy blanket Winner from making the best time of the those two races. The ohio two winners of the two races. Harness Horseman's Assn., First In the second race donated the blanket. wasDougie J owned by R.G. Firstinbothofthelifthand Betts of Barnesville but tenth races, the second 'placed third In the seventh division of _the two year old race. Haskah owned by Ray pacers whtch ran in the A. Newhart of Marietta was fourth and mnth races, was second in the second and first Cocky Boy, owned by Earl In the seventh, and Dan Ater of Clarksburg. TWO KILLED ~ Two Meigs County youths were killed Wednesday when their car rammed into an earth mover (UKE) on State Route 338 In Letart Township. Their auto skidded 262 te_et before Impact. -· operator, Kiser, outoHhe cab onto the smashed car. Ricky K. Rowe, 17, resided at . 1637 Lincoln Heights, . Kiser, Rt. 2, Racine. The Pomeroy. Survlvlng are his Racine ER Squad and Fire parents, John ij . Rowe, Department were at the Middleport; Virginia Snyder scene. ~ bodies were taken Rowe, Pomeroy; four to Ewing Funeral Home. brothers , John, Lebanon, The force of the car's Pa . ; Roy , Huron; Jerry, impact knocked the Uke Racine; Jay, Middleport ; lour sisters, Judy Farley, Middleport; Brenda Tuttle, Minersville ; Becky and KANSAS CITY, Mo. Donna Rowe , Pomeroy; (UPI) -ABC Slid today II several nieces and nephews. baa learaed that Prealdeilt Funeral services will be 3 Ford baa picked Sen. p. m. Saturday at the Ewing Robert Dole, R-Kan., as hiJ Funeral Home with the Rev. . numlllg mate. . .. Jerry Ne~l ofticiating. Burial ~:~:=:~:;:j:~:;:::;:~:fti:~:j:;:::i:::::::::::;:~:~:~t:::~::::::::::; will be in Letart Falls cemetery: Friends may cull at the funeral home alter 1 OPERATIONS HALTED this evening. MASURY, Ohio (UPI) Fourteen office workers were striking at Warner Smith Motor Freight Co . . and effectively h;llted operations . The Meigs County Sheriff's there. The rnen1bers of Teamsters Dept. reported an accident Local 261 walked off their was investigated at 12 :30 p. jobs Slinday night, cl!Wnlng m. Wednesday In Sutton Twp. · talks on a contract were not on Co; Rd. 30. making significant progress. . A car driven by Janet V. Negotiations have been going McKee, 36, Rt. I, Portland, met another car at the top of on lor elgbt months. 1be office workers have a hill and swerved Into a ditch on the right side of the road. never bad a contract. Timothy Wesley Wickersham, 17, Rt. 2, Racine, is the soh of June Wickersham, Rt. 2, Racine and the Ia te Marvin Wickersham. He Is also survived by two brothers, Jeff, Rt. 2, Racine; Jim, ColumbliS; tllree sisters, Mrs. Roger (Marvene) Beegle, Racine ; Mrs. Jacklyn Hodge, Columbus, and Mary Lou Widkersham, Columbus; his grandmother, Mrs. Ferne Hayman, Rt. 2, Racine, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Saturday, 1 p.m. at Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Smith officiating. Burial will be. In ~t Falls Cemetery. Friends may caU at the funeral home · after 7 this evening. Blowout adds to car's woes The McKee car then swerved across the road, had a blowout, and came back across the road and struck an embankment. The driver of the car and a passenger claimed In jury. They were taken to the Holzer .Medical Center . There was no citation . Conformation judging results are announced Horse conformation judging results ' at the !13th annual Meigs County Fair have been announced. First place honors went to : Horses - Hilltop Stardust, owned by Tommy Kennedy, Tuppers ·Plains, western mare; three years and younger; Miss Tribe!, owned by Cole Stables, Tuppers ·Plains, Western mare, lour and older; Bar Ceaser, owned by Cole Stables, Tujlpers Plains, western gelding; Phoebus, owned by Cole Stables, Western Stallion; Bandit's Talent, Cole Stables, Tuppers Plains, Western yearling; Troubles Be, Cole Stables, Tuppers Plains, l Appaloosa mares and geldings ; Bandit's Talent, CQle Stables, Tuppers Plains, Appaloosa stallions. Ponies - Little Chief Handprirts, owned by Tony Kennedy, Tuppers Plal~s . pony under 48 inches, mares and geldings ; Cutter's Miss Koko, owned by Tony Kennedy, 48 to 56 inches, mares and geldings. English Horses - Denmark's Frosted Lady, owned, by Debbie Jones, Pomeroy, English liaddlebred mare or horse; Peach, Sherty In· destad, Route 3, Pomeroy, mare with spring colt ; Cinnamon, Meg Lochary, Route 2, Pomeroy , yearling. ,.. j ' '\ ·" JAMES JOHNSON OF CADIZ Is pictured walldng down the track at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds following the seventh race Wednesday. Johnson escaped visible Injuries when his sulky collap!Jed during the race. '# �3- The Dilly Sentlnel, Micldleport.PmnP.rOv, 0.,1bltl1day, Aug, 19, 11176 ~hils' maintain bi.g lead in East Division By FRED DOWN UPI8porta Wrtler • The PhiladelpiU ' staged another ofPhillles their "li&htnina rallies " Wednesday night with five I'IN In the third Inning, then went 111 to beat the Montreal ~. ~. 'Ibe victory enabled the runaway Phlls to llllintaln their l2\l'i8Jile lead In the NatiOilal Le11ue's Eastern nus IS A SAMPLE OF 'DIE CLOSE racee which CINCINNATI (UPI) Jack Billingham's form reversal dates back to the night In Pitllburgh In mid· July when he decided to adopt a carefree "what-the-hell" attitude. When BIUlngham stopped , worrying, he started winning. And, ·Wednesday night he • KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) _ Rmald Reagan promiBed his IIUW<rt In the faD electlm campaign to Pretddent Ford today and told him he still would reject the second apot 00 the Republican ticket. 'Ibe victor and the van· qulshed met privately In Reagan's hotel suite shortly after Ford won the nomination of the ·GOP national convention. Reagan said later he was not offered the vice presidential spot. . At an early morning ''witty'' newa conference, the two congratulated each other 00 a hard !ought campaign. "It was a good light, Mom, and he woo," Reagan joked. Reagan, who narrowly lost t~e ncmlnallm, 11'18 liked if '"'adhered to his ofkepeated c"c!aratlm that he would never accept the No. 2spot If offered · · · llloulder to shoulder with - Ford at a podium, he replied: "I atlll stand by thai statement, yes." Asked If be would accept a genuine draft of the c:annalicla, be said it would be "presumptuous" to wwa, since It wouldn't blppen. Ford refused • to tell npcnen jamntt>l lnlo a cooference room of the Alamlleda Piau Hotel 't wlle\bet he offtred the r ~to llalgall durinl 'j lbllr private clilculllm of a "tunJe of pciltllbllltlas.' Bill u .Realllll 1111de his ..., oat allhe 1'80111, he was uked whether the vice ~ ~ - By HELEN THOMAS returned fl'CIII Reapn ~d· presidential nomination was a person whose phUosophy is UPI Wltlte a- ~r . quarterS. She walked lllto oUered, and he said "No," virtually Identical to mine." KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) another room where the The former California In response to a question, - E1ultant In bard-won President wu wal!q and governor, who wrote a Rea8Bn, who repeatedly has success, President Ford gave him 1 big hull rJ. syndicated conservative ~eel he and Ford ha~ made peace with a-Id congratulations. newspaper column and made fundamental differences, Reagan today, lOt a "daddy" At a news coaference In dally national radio said he believed the two bug fnm lktty Ford and Reagan's hotel headquarters commentatorles before he basically share '')ret!?,' much attended a II!WliiCIIIinatlm the men who waged ~ became a candidate, has the same phllollopby. party with his lamUy and IOillettmes bitter ""'P'il" repeatedly announced he Early Wednesday Reag~:n aides. for the IKIIIinatlcm burled the would return to that purault if re~cted an offer by his Then ·he met with key political hatchet. he lost the nominltion. chosen r u n n i n g· mate, adviaera weD Into the pre"I thlhk the ~lgn you Ford told reporters "of R'chard Schwelker, to dawn hours, dloe!t""ng 1 vice waged-the c.ogBIUiotlon you course" there would be a spot WJthdi'aw from the ticket In a presidential candidate and put together-wa,t beneficlal . in . his adm.lnistration for . last-minute effort to save an . promising to ll!.s to the campalgr> that we Rea8Bn If be wanted It and apparently doomed "dlooce later in the rDoi'nlnll. have," FCI'd told Reilpn. He laid of the Californian, "he is candidacy. "It's beeo lq and toush said the Reagan organilltltll but It was great," Ford told would help ''beginning right o one of his apeeclnrrita's after away, to defeat the OS the 31st GOP National Democratic nomlneea (and) Convention gave him rict.ory to make certain that our } over Reagan In the IIIWl plllkaJphy prwall.a for the hours !i the morning. "I nell four years." . guess we Wtlll't have to "I thank you for your change the speech." Indicatim w full llllpPOI1." By Wesley G. Pippert before leaving SUnday on a The victor and the van· . Reapn told the reporters: PLAINS, Ga. ( UPI) four -<lay trip to CaUfornia, q i8bed ed t0 k wor While Prest'dent Ford was Se, a tile an d Des Moines, · together u agre ''You know we both agreed In after Ford dnlve the very beginling that mce selected to be his opponent, Ioaw. Capricorn Records Is three miles to the former the fight was over and we Democratic presidential · the Allman Brolbers Band's California governor's hotel· were on the same side we'd nominee Jimmy Carter apent . recording outfit. · for a meeting. Then Ford fonrard togelher."' a quiet evening at home At the end of hls fifth returned to bis own 10Later, Ford i'ecelved COli· celebrating his wife lenglby briefing on campaign headquarters for the family gratulatory ca11.a from Vice RosalyM 's 49th birthday. issues Wednesday, Carter partyandmeetingwithaldes. President Nelson A. Press Director Rex iallted about the past silt "Where's my daddy1" Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Granum said CartEr planned weeks, spent abnost entirely called Belly Ford as llhe Goldwater, then 101 1 visit to tElephone or wire his in his small hometown in entered the posh Crown fnm his 15 convention floor conaratulations to Ford southwest Georgia. Center Jlciel suite 1o greet 11181l8gers. today. The former Georgia "I doo't particularly want her husband when he governor had said previously to be hi&hly visible traveling he would withhold delailed in the nation on a fuU-time comment ori the Republican basis," he said. "I need to be convention until it was over. learning and putting together Carter plann~ to drive to the campaign slructure. " Macon, Ga., later today for He was asked If the issues the Fifth Annual Capricorn briefings are designed to Records Barbecue, his last compensate for alleged IICheduled public appearance deficiencies in certain are.as. Can Beat Carter.'' It By CLAY F. RJQWUlS to perermlaJ KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) referred - No, Nelson Rockeleller presldentill candidate said, he didn't rlp a Reagan Harold Sl• '· "I IIll DOt aware of any sign fnm the bands of a The two caaes cited by Rep. Steve SJDllllS of McCormack involved the previous period In the Ncrth <Molina delelate 111 ldaOO, at a rally with Texas Columbus and Southern Elec· PUCO's history when so the conventlm floor. "I thought he was glvlnc. I ~ oullllde ~ tric Co., which was granted many major caaes, lnvolvlnc rate lncreaaes totaUng f44 ao much cost to COIISIIIIIers thousnt, look, youdm't look a Arena, toeeed out a long list !i million, and the Cincinnati and such complicated cues, gift horae In the mouth, so I questklia about what kind rJ. Gill and Electric Co., which came out of the PUCO In so just took It," RoclrefeUer president they wanted. explained with a wink and a Willi granted an ellra fll short a time," he said. All of the respm8es " " McCormack outlined grin. "And I wanted to correctly anawered "No," mllllm In rates . McCormack, archltect of several legal objections to Jl'!aerve it, so I sat (lilt." lltltD Symms ulued: "Do .. Rockefeller's humoroua want a president who will utility rate reform leglalatim rate cases disposed of verstm of the 1en1e mcments hang a balanced bud&et Qted Into law by Gov. through stipulations. Still pendlnl before the on the conventlm floor came around those liberals' James A. Rhodes earlier this ,ear, Jlllde his CQDplalnt PUCO are 71 rate caaes In at a Utab delepUm meeting necks'!" "No," the delegates about the stlpulatlona In a which utilities ask for the lllm'lllnl after. Rockefeller satd be and the authority to up their lbouted: four.page letter to all three Somewhat flustered, residential and lnduatrial North Carolina delegate PUCO COIIIIIIIsalmera. Symms said, "You were ~ frlend&--and he gave "'Ibe hearing Ia either Dot rates about ~ mllllm. blm a unique convention ~ to say 'yea.'" The uUUty rate reform Jaw bald at all, or bepllld then receaed, and the applicant authored by McCormack eouventer-he autographed Amollfl the lliiiD& haqjlng In and intervenors meet takes effect next month, but the Re&~an sign and returned Kemper Arena Wednesday privately and develop their all pendlnl rate cases will be it. night when Ford wu lltipulaUon which, In fact, decided under the statute In the Maryland deleptim nominated was one which wiD be replaced by the becomes the order In the rate one, never-eay.Gle delegate ~ tlte wives rJ. the · Increase case," · wrote new law. . held a siiJ!that said "Sla m two candldata. McCormack. Refarrtng to Belt)' Ford's background as a dancer tbe sign said: "Belly' can dance Nancy announce R birthday Ce eb ral e d at hOrne a}ynn · 's OOUJJIBUS (UPI) -State '1'lliMIIht MI:CGrmltck. D'-Eaclld, Wednesday aMh ••l 4'1tipuiated'' utility rate agreemenll and ~ tbe Public Utility Q>mmlulon of Ohio's avlhortty to approv~ the 111111. .......... ''I faD to ltlldentt8nd the I'ICIId7 .Wted, app&aeol , balle Ill lhe PUCO to decide IIIDil of lhe major rate - . " be laid, ~ that two .... inwlvlnc ela:blc atDJtlea Ill OlhDtbua decided 1111 at llipllatiolll. - ..,.....u '"" Buth-wwewwbdoat after pri'late meetlaaa amoaa attorneys •• •lin& partllll to the l'lll.e - . with the private ICJeeuwml later approved by lhe PUCO. at the RepUblican convention -He tblnka Ford can beat Carter In November delplte pollll llhowln8 the Democrat well ahlld. "I remember When Harry Truman bad 21 per cent, 111d be carried Ohio," said Rhodes. --His own campalcn acllvi· Ilea will be Umlted: "I'D help him, but I'm not ll<inl., to spend a lot of time on it. -He tb1nka strildng rubber workers In A11ron lbould be permitted to collect food stamps despite a condenmatloo Wednesday from U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz. -He favora federallzatlm of welfare In the face of a Republican platform plank t.o the contrary. "It doesn't cause me any problema," he said. ''The platform wasn't wriUen for me." -He does · "not · parUcularly" plan to read the GOP platfmn. " " ,. , Major League Results ByUnledPresslnternatlonal Notional League (61f1: Innings, rain) Pittsburgh o3o 0; 23_ 12 17 0 San Frnclsco 100 ooo x- 1 ; o Rocker !10·61 and Sanguillen ; Montefusco, Caldwell (S J and Rader. LF' - Monlefusco ( 13-10) . Montreal 002 000 020- ; 10 o Philidelphl oos oo· - s Il8l.o , Stanhouu. C.oooTaylor Dunning (4), Murray (7 ) and Wllllam.s ; lonborg , Reed {8) • and o.ates . WP- Lonborg 1lJ.il. LP- Stanhouse 18·7). Ailanta 001 ooo ooo- 1 s o Clnc lnnall 102 ooo 10x- 4 9 o RuthVen , Beard (8) and ' Correll; Bll ilng ham 11 J.S I and Bench. LP- Ruthven !13·111'. • san Diego 020 oor 010_ 4 8 1 St . Louis 301 ooo lOx- s 10 o Jones 119·81 and Kendall ; Falcone, Hrabosky (B), Greif (91 and Ferguson. WP- Falcone 110.111 . NewYork 0001 0010Q-2 8 1 Los Angeles OOo 002 001- J 7o Seaver 19·91and Grote ; John, ~~~~~ ~%~rd Rodriguez Ohio delegation jubilant By LEE LIOONAilD KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - A jubilant Ohio delegatlm to the Republican natlmal convention partied In their hotel early today In celebration of thetr 91 to 6 vote for Pralident Ford. 'Ibe Ohloana trooped into the lobby of the Sheridan· RGyal Hotel, ·blasting air. homl and cheering Ford's nomination. JoAnn . Davldaon of Reynolcllbur1, uecutlve director · of the President Ford Committee In Oltlo, led a loud cheer 11 oae !i tbe bulloada of dtlegata entered the hotel. Molt of the deleptes said tltey were certain the Republican party could ..Ute belmd the President during Does she read too much? .,.LawJueei!:.U.b,M.D, can answer. cerealfoodsarelowinfatand DEAlt pt. LAMB :-. My • Should we consuli a · contain no cholesterol. A halbud"lllll yurs old and nutr!Uonlat or dietician to breakfast of cereal with hu to watch his cholesterol. help us work out a fortified skim milk Ia a good He alao hu a tendency to satisfactory diet? way to start the day for such dlnrtlculosla. Many foods What about fiber? Salads? a diet plan. lhet are benef1cla1 for oile of Grapefruit and oranges? I can't answer all your . tlteae problems are Bran? Whole grain breads? questlooa here so I am sen· detrimental to the other, Ia tongue okay? What about ding you The Health Letter JDDtq It difficult to provide shellfish? Do mushrooms number~. DlverUculosls, to with a nutritious and have any food value? give you more information on dllllcl- IMII. What boob should I be that problem. Others who He taUt Alronlld-S for reading? want this Information can ebvl1llllrol and Matamucll iAJ DEAR READER - A diet send a long, stamped, selflrllp 1111 bowels moving, but for diverticulosis can be addreued envelope with 50 'ft would botlt prefer a more planned so It wiD alao work cents for it. Just address your nalural and pleaaant way of for Individuals .with high letter to me in care of this .-..... _... When he lib his cholesterol and high blood fat newspaper, p . o• Bo1 1••1 w, clactan abotlt ltclthin, bran, levels. In fact, the parts of the Radio City Station, New 'flflmiN, iiiiJ 8CCitle his world free of heart and York, NY 10019. wll't al "rlldfltl boob" and vascular dlseaae are the You'll need much more llnw 1111 lllllllr beck lllto ume area free of diver· information on food in rt~~ard • llpl. tlculosls and cancer of the 1o building a diet for the . Jblftlteln~boob, bowei.Thedletlsglvencredlt cholesterol problem. My lllllraiiJ, II7IJw to respond by many for both of theae book, "What You Need to to IIIY1n1 his dietary benellt.l for these "less ad· Know About Food and .JI'Oblllll.l. But I don't know vanced societies." P'oking For Health" will illat I 1111 readlnl the right Cereal fiber Is the moat give you recipes, food values boall1 and hiVe aeveral Important element In lire diet such as those ror mushrooms lllat perhaps you to provide needed buill. The and shellfilb and all other bulc common foods 'and infom\aUon on foods and menu planning. You should find it in your library. Yes, I lbink you should aee a dieUUon for meal pi~. And I do think you can uae cereals and wlioie wheat breads, but you need to watch the calories. Weight cootrolls very important in lowering cholesterol. AU fal muat go. Tongue II fairly f@t{ Oysters and crab are fairly low in cholesterol but shrimp are moderately 111ah. All shellfish are low in fat. M··""· .... ooma ha ve .very UtUe food val~~e unle11 you add a rich saa to them. Salada are fine If you don't add high calorie, blih fat salad dreaiJt&. 'Ibe entire fralt group Ia fine, but tht IIIWl seednuchuin grapes might be avoided becauae of the diverticulosis. Keep on reading. Smart Jl!ltlenll live longer. a the amlng campaign. One symbol of such unity was evidenced by the appearance of Jobn D. J811011k, a Reagan delegate from Mansfield, who wore a Ford-Reagan button on his lapel. "I told you w))en we came out of here that we'd be united," said. Janosik. "We've 101 a job to do. "Gerald Ford 11'18 not my first choice for president. Gerald Ford is my aecmd cbolce for president. Jimmy Carter Ia my last choice for president." Some of the delegates were displeased with the noisy, len1thy demonatra tiona which used up IIIOIIt of the eveninl. "They w11ted '' mlllim Polly's Pointers Cream of tartar lifts rust stain . sa ' .. ___ _ ._., ,....,.,. ....... .........".................. "................... ".... I WP--:, (Only games scheduled) - DR. LAMB ..-uona Kansas City heat. "In caae he wlna, there's a lot of ..,ojects In Ole we mlgbt need. I'm not l!urnlng lilY bridles. I'm not going arouncllnsulttnc people." Rhodes, a supporter of Prelldent Ford and 111 at· 11rce delelate In the Ohio conttncent. bad just returned fnm a meettnc with 12 other Republican govern<n and the l'relldent. He said the meellni! lasted close to two hours but declined to divulge the nature ol .the dlacullions, falling · badl: on his usual contentlm that talb with the Pre:ildimt are private '"siness. Rhodes described the Tuesday night convention floor flllht over Rule 16C 11 "a ~In disgul8e" and said he thinks the Ford and Reagan forces can· unite In the faD. The governor alao said: wbrth of )l'ime televtstm time," grumbled state Sen. Michael J . Malmey, who said he got bit In the back Of the head by a frisbee during the demmatrallm. "It was midnight In Ohio by the time . they nominated Ford" Maloney said there was some bitterness m the part of Reagan delegates. "We'll know better tonight how thingS are when we aee what kind of reception they give to Ford and his vice· presidential choice,'" Maloney said. · Maloney complained about the lack of cootrol exercised by the convention management over unruly delegates. "They . were throwing two-pound bap of peanuts out of the rafters," he said. "Somebody could ~ve gotten hurt." · Gov. James A. Rhodes joined · Maloney In complaining about the .disorder. "H they're going to put on a show, they're going to have to get some kind of dlaclpllne," said lhe governor. "You can't capture the By Polly Cramer prime tbne unless there's • POLLY'S PROBLEM cat litter off the bathroom discipline." DEAR POLLY - After Door and then slipped the . However, Jolm Stough of washing a pair of slacks I put match cover In my housecoat Flndlay.said the Ohio delega· them In the balement to dry pocket and within half an Um was generally weD disci· and accidentally brushed hour I had used It three tim~. pllned. He said most of tlte them against a rusty pipe. The second time was to scoop Ohio delegates stayed In their Now there Ia a rust mark on up aome dirt that was left on · places during the demonslra· the front of one leg and I have · the floor when a potted violet Uons. not been able to remove it. toppled over. lbe third was in Have you any lltllllHtiona? - the kitchen. The floor had MELISSA. been swept but our mother DEAR MEUSSA- U year cat delights in sirewing a bit wullable 1lackl take kiDdly of dry food every time she CALL ANSWERED to HOT water YG11 ewld iry eats so I got this up. The Mlddlepor ·t (~)c~." bollia& the stailled ll'tll ill a Yesterday I put an empty Emergency Squad answered plat of water with foar match cover In every room Some Mlchlpn delepta teasr-- el ereut Ill tartar and have used them to get up. a call to Nortb Second Ave., for Ford wore white warmup utU lite lllaiD dlaappean ud a few cake crumbs under the at 10:29 p. m. Wedneaday for jacketa on the conwntlon t~ea rlue tboreagbly. cake stand, ashes and peb· Paul Smith, a medical floor, and II 1111de. them look Allotber auuesUoa from tile bles from a plant so now one paUent, who was. tsken to Ulre coacbea or auto race pit U. S. DepL of Agriculture has been added to my apron Veterans Memorial Hospital. crews. Thejacileta are 101d at Caatamer Service Ia to pocket, too. - LORRAINE. At 3:31 a. m. Thur8day, the fire department went to the Ford Motor Co. dealerlblps lpriDille salt OD the ltala, DEAR POLLY - I agree for aPiece· becauae- the · 111aeese lem011 juice on it, . witb the reader who wrote Hobson area where a car was on fire . The name of the delepta Wlllted the lnalpla Ill lbe - to dry ud ~bout the small spaces on owner was' not recorded. patch 111 the front: "Ford spread llletJ rbtH weD. -POLLY. letter fortns, etc. for ooe's Power." name and address and ft was' ' DEAR POLLY - One of a Peeve of mine Wltll I , . lAM. f lllmNfL the readers complained about started using gummed ad· IMVOIIOTOfHI her white pants not staying dress labels stuck over the ._,,or whi~ 8lld daltllhter told me alloted apace. They fit fine, MlleWIAIOH AltA lAKES Plll!mDENT CHISrtl&.. TANNIHIU how llhe .keepa this · from are fast to use and there Is no ..N . U. WHITE SULPHUR happenin&. After wearing the quesUon of legibility. I even 101111 HOIPI.trN SPRING$. W.Va. (UPl) OH'y ...... psnts put to aoak In one of one of these on a roll of rw11..... ...., ...,, .........,..,.. Vlrllnla state Corporllk11 those .liquid . heavy duty' sUck films when I leave them to be n. Ohio v••, ............ ~· Cominlaaloner Preaton C. laundry detergents and let developed. 111 Cour1 .... .........,, 01"- . . .. -JUANITA. Slamm hu been namecl soak for about half an hour h:lfteai Offlto ........ tt1·11M, DEAR POLLY - To save ...............lltJ, .prsaldent of the Grell Labi and then rinse and they stay having a mess of f1lb scalea . WoMI c~ ,... . . .-w • Conference r.l Public UtUitlel white. Do not wub In the In your hair and all o- the .......,.ow.. " . ' : ...._I.._. ... ,.,. Ill: Omnd•IMWI for lJ'/7. machine. (Polly'• note - kitchen, place the fish to be W.... • ......... (I p If, JM.. .. t. . Sbllllon u:eeeclal'.dwarlt Remember different results ,._,. ..... Plie' ..... m "'!'1 scaled In a large aee-ihroltllh a .... MewY.ti,N,Y,,_17, ! P. Llrtdn of lhe New Y«il often occur with different plasllc bag that Ia larle I ~ILipllw ,.._ ......... . , ' l'ltblic Service O'l"mm111on. fairies.) -MRS. A. J. J. enotqllt to 8Ct'GIIIII18date tlie - ~..... The Virllnla utl,lity DEAR POLLY- I never flab, your hands and a fish ............ iU . . . . regulator waa · elected scraper. Just scale 811'11)' and ... .. - -f1f.llr""' ....... Wednesday, the 1ut da)' o( thoqht Iflaf anything as there will not be a scale ,lUI ..................... 11118D and every day as an ~ the lttreHaJ car4allhll at oulllde of the bag UIt Ia larp empty matchbook cover which 13 statea, Wublqton, ' l ........... ~......, · be so useful. One makes enough and you Clll ftrlll ...... II D.C., and the Virllla lllandll · acould great miniature dualpan. I tlrough it. -00~18. 'flrt repr 111nted• fir~ used ·one to get a bit of From a reporter's notebook Utility rates questioned By LEE LJ!X)NAJU) . KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Obio Gov. James A. Rhodes, u 1181111, is playing . hla carda cloae to the veet, even in the presidential sw""4"1•kts. Meetlnl with newllllen during a . break in the Republican Nitlonal Con v en t1 on act 1on Wednelday Rhodes wanted nothlnc t~ do with any acrlmonlou~ between the Ford and Reagan lacll0111. In fact, be wouldn't even 8ay an unkind won! ·against J~y Carter, the Democratic presidential nominee "I'm ·not· going to say an~ against Jimmy Car· ter " said the governor ~carrot 11t1cb as ..; talked to the press and prepared fll' an afternom l'QUnd of golf In the searing · .. with Ron Reed f1D11b1ng up,' to acore hla 13th rict«y. agalnlt eiCht ~. Cincinnati defeated Atlanta, f.l, Pltllbur&h routed Sill Franclaco, 12-1, St. LouiubadedSIII Diego,~ 4, ani Loe Angelea nipped New York, 3-2, In the other echedu1ed NL pmes, Piratn 11, GluM 1: · Jim Rooker pitched a fourhitter and drove In two l'lllll 11 Plttaburlh unleashed a 17· bit auack to CI'UIIh the Glanta In a pme held to 1\lliinlnp by rain. Illlve Parker had four hits llld Rlchle Zlak drove In four I'IN fll' the Piratet. John Montefusco 11'18 the loaer. , -"'. . • ' racked up his fourth straight victory as he pitched the Clnclnnsti Reds to a f.l victory over the Atlanta Braves. The victory was the lith of the season against eight losaes for.BUllngham. And, it was a victory, too, which ended · a four-game losing streak, the ~· longest of the aeaaon. The good-natured B1111ngham Wll the first to 1 h aug when someone kiddingly referred to him as the "Stopper" on the Reds' pitching staff. · "H we hadn'·t ecored 111y "Surprised I've got II rwts Uke the other day when Bill Greif. Mille lYle had lhree hila for San Diego. Dodlen l, Meta ! : PIJicb.Ntter Manny Mota's double with two out In the Cartlllalll, ....._ 4: bottom of the ninth drove In Mille Andenon and Ted the wlmlng rwt for the Simmons dnlve In two l'lllll Dodgen as . Charlie Hough each fc.o the Cardinals, who picked up his lOth win. Tom dealt 11-tllllte winner Randy · Seaver went the distance for Jones ltla eighth aetback. the Meta and saw his record Pete Falcooe woo his lOth dip to 11-11. victories now after the star! I got oU to?" There was a lligilt pauae as Blllln1ham pondered the question. "N9, not really," answered BUllngham. "But I am a little surprised that no one else m the staff has more than 11. "But," he added, "Gary Nolan could easily have 15 or 16 victmes now. So could Fred Norman. I pve up one run tontght, but we scored four. K lC • k lng • ]0 • b is sought by Bahr . , · · . Minnesota. WILMINGTON ; Ohio (UPI) - The Cincinnati Bengals, who took a look at a new punter In last weekend's exhibition 8Bme and cut him lbree days later, wiD assess another hopeful in Sunday's pre-season game at pw)t," says head coach Bill Bengals' regular The pli!iter &~ainst the Johnson. placekicking job but he also · Vikln8B wll! either be Chris MclnaDy, a second-year Willis to iry to become the Bahr or Pat Mclnally , man who is yet to play a pro team's No. I punter. is Both MclnaDy and Bahr· depending m what the doctor 8111lt, recuperattnc fl'OOI a has to say about MclnaUy. slight shoulder separation represent challenges to "H Mclnally Is not cleared . suffered in an early training veteran punter Dave Green, by the doctors, Bahr will camp scrimmage. The hil!hly who now at least doesn't have .. . Intelligent Harvard to worry about rookie Greg University graduate missed Coleman U!klng his job. all !i last seaaon after he Coleman, a rookie from lroke his leg in the 11175 Florida A&M, did his first CoUege Ali.Star game. and only punttnc for the Bahr, a rookie out of Penn Bengala last Saturday night. Sta!e,_airesdy has won the He was cut Tuesday. R fi 17 van ans J as A.ngnls. ed.ae e, 1 t::::f . . American League Texas 320 000 01 ()---. 6 12 1 · 'New York 001 050 002- 8 12 0 Tigers, 5-4 Umbarger, Skok {S), Hargan · (S) ·and Sundberg ; Hol fzman. Tidrow (2 }, Lyle (6) and Healy, Hendricks 161 . WP- Lyle IP I. LP- Hargan (5 ·5) . HRs- New York , White 2· (12). Sundberg By RICK GOSSELIN UPI Sports Writer Nolan Ryan has so much (11 innings) Californl 101 000 010 11- S 9 1 natural talent that sometimes Detroit 010 000 002 1o-- 4 9 2 he is able to win despite Rvan, Verhoeven ( 11l and Humphrey ; Ruhle, La xton (9J. himself. • .Hil ler (10) and Wockenfuss, Wednesday night the Klmm (1,0) . HR ...- Detroit , iirebaUlng California Angels' Meyer Ill . righthander struck out a Oakland 001- J1 84 01 ·season.ug " h 17 Detroit ba tters Milwaukee 000 010 000 ooo 020Blue 11'1 ·11 1 and Newman ; en routE to a S-4 victory over Slaton, Sadeckl 191 and Porter. the Tigers. But whenever WP- Siaton IJJ.JO I. Ryan eased up and let .the · Cleveland 000 000 <oo- 4 10 o Detroit batters see the ball, Kansas City 000 000 010- 1 6 0 they knocked it off the wall or Eckersley, Kern (8) and Fosse ; Fitzmorris, Gura 171 . into the seats and stretched Bruno (8 ) lind Stinson . WP- th 1 11 lnnin Eckersley (8·101. LP- Fitzmor. e game ou gs ris 114·91 . before finally falllng . -~Boston 110 ooo~oo- 2 9 0· Ryan blew a ~!lead in the Chicago 010 020 01x- 4, a 1 bottom of the runth when he Jenkins 111 ·111 and Fisk ; dished up just the second ' Gossage 18·11 1 and Downing . home run of the year .... Dan HRs- Chlcago , Spencer (9), '~l Oent 121. · Meyer with a man oo and two Baltimore 000000 010_ 1 1 2 out; · after the Angels gave , Monnesola 090 200 21K- 5 9 0. him a 4-3 lead in the lOth, Palmer, Martinez (1) and Alex Johnson singled and Dempsey ; Go l tz, Campbell (8) and wynegar. wP- Goltz 110· Rusty Staub doubled to ~ 121 . LP- Palmer 116·11 1. deadlock it again. Ryan finally won through the grace of Detroit reliever John Hiller, who wild pitched home the winning run In the lltb inning. Dave Co111ns poked a one-out single, stole second and took third m a passed ball before trotting home oo Hiller's miscue. Hiller also set up the fourth Oenlm Shirts 17.95 California run when he threw Weotern and casual belts. an attempted sacrifice bunt 7~ Inch leather laces 1.98 into right field in the lOth DAN 1S Inning to eventually set up a IN MIDDLEPORT bases loaded situation for 12 1. I 7 Quart . Cold Packers..................... ~7 45 59 Preserving Kettles ............. $5 ' '.. 5 Quart Colander... ........................... $219 Foley , • ' Food' Mill .............................$695 ' Nolan pitched, you'd all be over In the other clubho111e Instead of talklntl to me." The newly-adopted carefree attitude . Isn't the mly . thing respollllble lor Bllllngh4m's recent II!Ccesaes. He's alao ~ttllng his curve and cban&eup over fll' strliles, sometblnl be wun 't doing when Reill' IDIIIBger Sparky Anderson sent him to the buDpen. "Anyone can bit my fastball when they know it's cmtlng," said BUllngham. "That wu the trouble every hitter around the league was sayin& 'BJIIIngham can't get his curve over fc.o strikes. So, they were all sitting on my fastball." . A Pete Roae single, a walk to Joe Morpn and a Johnny · Bench lingle 8BVe the ~ a 1-4 lead a1a1nst Brave right· bander Dick Ruthven In the first Inning Wednesday night. After tlte Braves tied the acore In the 'top of the third, the~ came back with two in the bottom of the lnnlnl!, 16 Quart Mirro PRESSURE COOKER &·' .CANNER ' ..... Sale '49.95 Reg. $59.95 Hawaii LL team Tommy Davis, who responded with a sacrifice fly. CaUfornia Manager Norm GARY, lrxl. (UPI)- Keith Sherry replaced Ryan, wi!h Oyama grand-slam John V~en. after he homer tohitkeya an yielded a leadoff sill(lle to outburst Wednesdayelght.run night as Toln Veryzer IIi the nth. Hliwail overcame a 4-4 lead Verhoeven got the final three and remained as me of two outs to preserve Ryan's lOth unbeaten teams In the Senior victory against IS loass. "You doo't realize what It's Utile League World Series. The islanders stopped like to hit a8Blnlll him," said Richm(lld, Va., 11-4, after Detroit outfielder Ron Grand Rapids, Mich. Leflore, who struck out four trimmed New Castle, Del.. limes In five at bats &~ainst 2, in the opener of 3a Ryan. "; ..You just go up and look to hit the ballsomewhere." In other games, New York Easy Romp beat TeiBs, ~. Milwaukee defeated Oakland, 3-1, Cleve· ·wins eighth land deraUed Kansas City, f. I, Chicago toppled Boston, f. ' NORTH RANDALL, Ohio 2, and Minnesota clubbed (UP!) - Idaho Terriotory Baltimore. ~1. ran the silt furlmgs in I: 12 Ylllkees I, BaDgers 1: Wednesday to romp to an Roy White drove In five easy victory In the featured runs and hammered a two- ninth race at Tblatledown. run homer, his aecmd of the lbe winner, ridden by Rod 8Bme, In the ninth lnninl! to Magrigal, paid f9.80, f6.40 Hive Sparky Lyle his seventh and $3.40. Flip For Me wall win In 14 decisions. Tens second and there was a dead routed New York starter Ken heat for third between Lord Holtzman for five runs In the Adams and Banquet Prince. first two innin8B, lncludln1 The 3-1-2 tenth race trlfecta Gene Clines' three-run homer of Date Talk, First Burst and In the first. By A Landslide was worth Brewers 3, A's 1: $1109 and the 1-2 daily double Jim Slaton and Ray of Saucy Beige and Sweet Sadeckl llmlted oakland to Jeffrey returned $95. just four singles and Jack HeldemaM hit a two-run sill(lle off VIda Blue In the Cactus Barbs wins eighth inning to psce the . Milwaukee victorY. Sarleckl CINCINNATI (UP!) came m with a runner on Cactus Barbs beat The Dwarf third and two out In the ninth by 2>,tlengtha Wednesday to lo reUre BU!y WUllams fll' his win the featured ,5,200 first save. allowance race ai River IndlaDs 4, Royals 1: · Dennis E~ersley and Jim. Downs. Piloted by James Kern combined on a sll-hltter and Ray Fosse's two.ntn McCull.ar, Cactus Barbs went sill(lle climaJ:ed a four-nan. the sll furlongs in I:12 f..5 and seventti-innlng rally as returned •8.80, "$4.20 and Cleveland downed Kansas $Ul. The Dwarf paid $4.80 and City. Eckersley save up only four bits over the first eight $4.20 and the No. 3 horse, Innings before Kern took over Cedar Knoll, paid $3.80. A 4·2 dally double of to record his lith save. Imperial Bold and Mental Wblte S01 4, Red Sol !: Chicago's Bucky Dent and Strain paid t58.80. A crowd of 5,328 bet · Jbn Spencer each hit hCime $471,256. runs to help Rich Gossalt post his eighth win &~alnst 11 defeats. Dent's shot, his second, came with a man (II In the fifth lnninl! and proved lA) be the winning blow olf Boston loser Ferguson Tire Prices Jenkins, 11·11. 1'wl-. 5, Orioles 1: In The Area Dave Golt~ and Bill Campbell combined on a It's seven·hitter to hand Baltimore's Jbn Palmer his lith loss of the~ against 16 wins. Mike Cubbage and Rod Carew each knocked In a run and scored one to lead the 773·5111 Mil 1011 w v Minnesota attack. -'.;.;;,·.;,;;•·, stays unbeaten - Motor L11guo St•IMiint• Notional llltut Eut '· -01 Philadelphia W77.. L60.. '. '~ Pittsburgh 6S 53 .551 12'.'1 New York . 61 60 .SO. 18 Chiclgo SS 61 .ASI lA'I> . Sf. Louis 51 65 .•40 ~S'Ii! 11\CI!ltreal A1 73 .360 3AV. . ~- west W. . L.. Pot. 01 Cinclnnall 77 •• .6J6 LOS AngeiH 65 SA .SA6 11 San Diego &0 ~ .oiBA IS'!> Houston 59 ~ .-180 19 Atlanta S6 6.5 .A6J 21 ly United Pros lnttrftltlonal San FranciSCO 52 10 .426 25 111 bun~ walks to Morgan and Bench with singles by Tony Perez an~ Ceaar Geronimo. Perez wss at the plate In the .seventh .Inning when Ruthven committed a balk with the bases loaded to aend Rose home with the Reds' final run. Bllllngham lost a shutout In Ute third when Ruthven be•t out an infield bit and later acored on Dave May's infield out. Pro grldder is arrested LOS ANGELES (UPl) Mack Herron, a four.year veteran National Football League kick-returner . released Wednesday by the Los Angeles Rams, was arrested a short Ume later by sheriff's deputies on suspicion of possessing cocaine. Herroo, 28, w11 with a male companion when deputies became suspicious of the pair · while on routine patrol and uUegedly found two ounces of . , cocaine on· him valued at $24,000. Herron's friend ·was l!f'l'l!sted for possession of marijuana. A starter with the · New England Patriots two seasons 110, HerrOil was then sent to the Atlanta Falcons and was picked up as a free agent by the Rams this year. He originally was drafted out of Kansas State and played In the Canadian League untO he allegedly had drug problems with offlclala there. . Wtdntlday'l Rttultt Ftltt 12 S.F . 1, 6112 inns. ra in Philadelph ia SMontreal • Cincinnati • Atlanta 1 St . Louis 5 San Olego 4 Los Angeles 3 New York 2 COnly oames scheduled~ Tod•y's Prob•ble Pitchers Brot1, KC 11142 16 1...340 UFtore, Det 111 w 75 ns .JU Ctrew, Min 115 A41 71 t.:I .W ~rr. Cni ·1oo <100 •m .311 Batfock, Min 92 J21 411 ICW .311 Carty, Cit 112 ACW S11:N .312 Mun10r1. NY 113 A54 65 W .311 Staub, Doi 111 A26 52 131 .301 Mannif111 , Cte 116 AM .!1141 .301 Lynn, BM 101 39t 56119.301 Homo luna National LtiiUt: Kingman, NY 32 ; · Sohmldt, Phil 31 ; Fo.ter, Cln 27 ; Mondly, Chi 22 ; Morgen, Cln 21 . AcntriCin ltatue: • Stnckt, Oak 23 ; L.May, 1811 U; Jack10n, Bait :ZI ; Htft<frlck, Cloy 20; Nott111, NY 19. Runs latttcl In NIIIOMI LtiiUI; FOifll', Cin 107 ; Morgan, Cln 15; Schmidt, Phil 82 ; Luzlnski, Phil 71; Watson. Hou 75 . American LtiiUt: . Chem· biiSI, NY 81 ; Mayberry, KC II; Munson, NY 76; L.Mev, lilt (All Tlmtl EDT! 75; Burroughsr Tex 74. Pittsburgh ( t<.tson 9-~ or SIGlin IISII Cen(felarla 11 ·4_) et San FranNational League : . Tavera1, clst;o (Barr 10-9 ), .4 :05p.m . Pitt 12 ; Brock, St.L A1 ; Hous.ton 7:35p.m. 6·81 of Morg,n, Cln and Cedeno, Hou IA ·~l. AO ; Lopes, LA~ . American LIIIUt-: . North, <Messersmith 11 -10) Oak 59; LeFlore, Det, h\'lor Philadelphia IAM~I•r (Carlton Atlanta . at Cinc innati <Zachry ll·•l. and 8:05p.m. New York (Lollch 7·111 at Los Angel.. (Hooton 1.121, 10 (~nfv'~8mes scheduled I Friday's Games , Houston ot Philo. night Atlanta at St. LOUIS , n ight Ch lcogo at Clncinnall. night Plt1sburgn ot LM Ang, night Montreal at San Fran. night (Only games scheduled ) Campanerls. Patek, KC ..3. American League Eut New York Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Boston Milwaukee Kansas City Oakland Minnesota Texas Chltago California W.. L.. 12 AS 61 55 58 60 56 61 SS 62 S2 62 West W.. L.. 72 •6 6S 55 58 61 56 ~3 Sl 68 Sl 69 Wedne~day's Pot. OB .61l .526 10'12 .A92 W I> .419 16 .A70 17 .AS6 18'12 Pet. Gl .610 .5A2 8 .•87 1•1h .411 16'1> .429 21112 .A25 22 Oak Pl1chtnt SD 19.1; Koosman, NY 15·7; Cart1on, Phil lH; Sutton, LA, lA-9; Richard, Hau 1A·I2. AmtriCin Ltatut: . Pelmtr, Ball f6.1t ; Leonard, KC IH; Figueroa , NY 15·6; Glrlancl, Ball 10; Fidrych, Dot lA·•• Tanana, Cal, Flttmorrll, KC Traver&, Mil 14-9; Hunter, IA.12. . Earned Run Avtrl .. 1blltlf on m tnntnt• pltclled) Notional. Llltuor . Richard, Hou 2:•5 ; Staver, NY 2.•2; Zochry, Cln 2.66; Horman, Ctn 2.12 ; MHs•rsmlth, Atl2.79. American LtiiUtl Fldrlch, Det 1.91 : Travers, Mil .JS; Garlond, Bolt 2.56; llut, O.k 2.10: Palmer, Ball 2.73. Stflkoouts Natlan11 LtatUt: SNVtr, NY 119; Richard. · Hou "!h Mon· tefusco, SF 134; Nltkro, Atl 132; Mnsenmlth, At! 131. Amtrlcan Ltl..,.: ~van, Cel 233 ; Tanana. Col liJ; Btytoven, Tex 162 ; Hunter, . NV Jenkins, Boa 129. Results Mllwa.okee 3. Oakland 1 Cl~veland 4 Kansas CitY I Ct\lcaao 4 ~ton 2 BIU . ·Minnesota S Baltimore 1 Todly's Probable Pltchen (All Times EDT) Baltimore · (FIInao.an 0·3') at M lnrie$01a (Singer 9·8), 2: 15 p.m. California (Hartzell J.JJ. Detroit (Lemanczvk ~ - 4) , 8 p.m. Kansas Clty (Leonard 15-Al at Mi lwaukee (Augustine 5-8), 8:30 p.m . Boston (Wise 9.9) at Chicago :m FLETCHER 1251 Powell St. Middleport, Olllo PH. 992·7155 "See me for llomtowaers laranet&. State fana.. tile ~largat." \till , •• A l.it.caaooa.-... ScatclUll is t\cre. · FUN FOR THE FAMILY 1131H - MEIGS aJUNTY - 1131H • 0 SPECIALS ~ 132; New York 8 Texas 6 Calif 5 Detroit 4, p l"ns. IBrett U l. 9 p.m. Cleveland (Walts 5-5) at doubleheader. Texas (Briles 8·8). 9 :05p.m. Richmond, the South {Only games scheduled ) ch81111M1, scored twice in the Friday's Games Mlnn at Oetrolr, 2, twl.nlaht first and third lnnlnp but Oakland at Boston. night were out of the 8111le after California 3t New York, night Kan City at M ilwaukee, night Hawaii, which handed Balt i mor~ at Chicago, night Taiwan 11.1 first loss ever in ' · Cleveland at Texas, nlgt1t the double-elimination Game time changed tourney, sailed ahead with the eight rwts in the third on , • three hill, four walks and for Monday s tilt three errors. Maiar League Leaders Micftigan fell behind the CINCINNA Tl The ly United Press lnternafianal Batting Eastern regional champs Cincinnati Reds ' game (based on 325 at batll after Len Koperna, who against the St. Louis CarNational League pitched a no-hitter Monday dinals at Riverfront Stadium G. AB. R. H. P<f Chi 114 <16 S6 uo .m ,night, ~ a twiM'IIII next· Monday (Aug. 23) has . Madlock, Fosler. Cln 110 <36 70 w .330 homer in the. third Inning. been selected for regional Gr iffey, Cin 110m 96 m .3JO . . b ABC TV Oliver, Pit 105 41J sa 135 .321 However, the .Northern .teIevtston Y • · Maddox Phii110 391 s7 121 325 champe scored twice In the Starling lbne of the game has Morgan; Cin 102 JJ9 9J 109 fourth frame and added the been cbanged to 8-35 p m 30 Rose. Cin 121 ·490 100 156 .318 . • • '' Garvey , LA 119 476 59 146 .307 clincher with Ute help of two mtnutes later than the Gross, Hou 102 3S< <2 101 .Jos New Castle errors In the previously announced time. Gernlmo, Cln 109 358 <S 109 .30A This will be the fifth time Amemon siith. G. Leogue AB. R. H. Pot Earlier, Taiwan kept alive that the ABC-TV network has McRae. KC 101 370 60 m .357 the country's bid for a fifth · ~urned Its cameras on the straight UUe with a 1-4 win World Champion Reds this against Wiesbaden to oust the season . Germans from the doubleAnother feature Monday elimination tourney. Lin will be a golf demonstration ChengHsien recorded 15 by PGA tour veteran Miller strlileouts In his three-{llt Barber at 8:20, just prior to shutout. · Ute game. BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS 44; Most Vlctorlfl Nottonot LOll. . : Jonn. end NY PRICE ALL THIS WEEK I . FRIDAY, AUGUST 20 BOYS' .SLACKS...................... ~ PRICE BOYS' WALKING ~SHORTS ......'...~ PRICE l:OOp.m.- Pony and Horse Running Races +4:00. p.m. - Twilight Horse Harness Ractng 7:00 p.m. - Junior Fair Market Steer, Lamb and Pig Sale +8:00p.m. - Horse Pulling .Contest OOYS' LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS ...... ..'2.00 S aturday, 8:30 BOYS' TANK TOPS.................. ~ PRICE to 12 Midnight BEND TIRE CENltR -Dance +Grandstand Attractions ....,..,_..OOiii • ' • pme with the late-lnlinl rellllf help !i AI Hrabosley and Billingham records lith victory JJM11Y S'IEWART OF THE FIVE POINTS GRILL preaenta a troplly blanket to Marill!ll Mmey and the driver Jeremy R. Owen of Marietta at the Meiss County Fair Wednelday . Election support Gov. Rhodes on both sides offered .to Ford peace made with Reagan took place Wednesday durinl the harnlu bone racing ..,ogrllll at the Melp Cowtty Fair. The twlllght racing P'08J'IIIl w11 to be held at 4 p.m. today and again at 4 on Friday. Hutton bit a laCI'illce fly and Lllllborg completed the rally with a rurt«oring single. "It's not one thing," uld Manager Damy Ozark. "Big lnninls 11'1 U811aily lllarted with hill but speed and the abillty to I'WI kaep thin~~ going. We've got hilllrl from top to bottom In 011' batting · ll'der and they kaep the presaure on rival pitchers." LAilborg went 7 l-3lnnlngs, Jlvlston. The !'hila trailed, 7.-4, going Into the bottom of the third, but struck for aU their runs afterpltcherJimLonborgled oU with a walk and Illlve Cash doubled. Mike Schmidt's triple tied the score and Jay Jom.tone's doubled put Plllladelphla ahead, 3-2. Garry · Maddo1 was lnteitUonaDy walk!4, ~~y �3- The Dilly Sentlnel, Micldleport.PmnP.rOv, 0.,1bltl1day, Aug, 19, 11176 ~hils' maintain bi.g lead in East Division By FRED DOWN UPI8porta Wrtler • The PhiladelpiU ' staged another ofPhillles their "li&htnina rallies " Wednesday night with five I'IN In the third Inning, then went 111 to beat the Montreal ~. ~. 'Ibe victory enabled the runaway Phlls to llllintaln their l2\l'i8Jile lead In the NatiOilal Le11ue's Eastern nus IS A SAMPLE OF 'DIE CLOSE racee which CINCINNATI (UPI) Jack Billingham's form reversal dates back to the night In Pitllburgh In mid· July when he decided to adopt a carefree "what-the-hell" attitude. When BIUlngham stopped , worrying, he started winning. And, ·Wednesday night he • KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) _ Rmald Reagan promiBed his IIUW<rt In the faD electlm campaign to Pretddent Ford today and told him he still would reject the second apot 00 the Republican ticket. 'Ibe victor and the van· qulshed met privately In Reagan's hotel suite shortly after Ford won the nomination of the ·GOP national convention. Reagan said later he was not offered the vice presidential spot. . At an early morning ''witty'' newa conference, the two congratulated each other 00 a hard !ought campaign. "It was a good light, Mom, and he woo," Reagan joked. Reagan, who narrowly lost t~e ncmlnallm, 11'18 liked if '"'adhered to his ofkepeated c"c!aratlm that he would never accept the No. 2spot If offered · · · llloulder to shoulder with - Ford at a podium, he replied: "I atlll stand by thai statement, yes." Asked If be would accept a genuine draft of the c:annalicla, be said it would be "presumptuous" to wwa, since It wouldn't blppen. Ford refused • to tell npcnen jamntt>l lnlo a cooference room of the Alamlleda Piau Hotel 't wlle\bet he offtred the r ~to llalgall durinl 'j lbllr private clilculllm of a "tunJe of pciltllbllltlas.' Bill u .Realllll 1111de his ..., oat allhe 1'80111, he was uked whether the vice ~ ~ - By HELEN THOMAS returned fl'CIII Reapn ~d· presidential nomination was a person whose phUosophy is UPI Wltlte a- ~r . quarterS. She walked lllto oUered, and he said "No," virtually Identical to mine." KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) another room where the The former California In response to a question, - E1ultant In bard-won President wu wal!q and governor, who wrote a Rea8Bn, who repeatedly has success, President Ford gave him 1 big hull rJ. syndicated conservative ~eel he and Ford ha~ made peace with a-Id congratulations. newspaper column and made fundamental differences, Reagan today, lOt a "daddy" At a news coaference In dally national radio said he believed the two bug fnm lktty Ford and Reagan's hotel headquarters commentatorles before he basically share '')ret!?,' much attended a II!WliiCIIIinatlm the men who waged ~ became a candidate, has the same phllollopby. party with his lamUy and IOillettmes bitter ""'P'il" repeatedly announced he Early Wednesday Reag~:n aides. for the IKIIIinatlcm burled the would return to that purault if re~cted an offer by his Then ·he met with key political hatchet. he lost the nominltion. chosen r u n n i n g· mate, adviaera weD Into the pre"I thlhk the ~lgn you Ford told reporters "of R'chard Schwelker, to dawn hours, dloe!t""ng 1 vice waged-the c.ogBIUiotlon you course" there would be a spot WJthdi'aw from the ticket In a presidential candidate and put together-wa,t beneficlal . in . his adm.lnistration for . last-minute effort to save an . promising to ll!.s to the campalgr> that we Rea8Bn If be wanted It and apparently doomed "dlooce later in the rDoi'nlnll. have," FCI'd told Reilpn. He laid of the Californian, "he is candidacy. "It's beeo lq and toush said the Reagan organilltltll but It was great," Ford told would help ''beginning right o one of his apeeclnrrita's after away, to defeat the OS the 31st GOP National Democratic nomlneea (and) Convention gave him rict.ory to make certain that our } over Reagan In the IIIWl plllkaJphy prwall.a for the hours !i the morning. "I nell four years." . guess we Wtlll't have to "I thank you for your change the speech." Indicatim w full llllpPOI1." By Wesley G. Pippert before leaving SUnday on a The victor and the van· . Reapn told the reporters: PLAINS, Ga. ( UPI) four -<lay trip to CaUfornia, q i8bed ed t0 k wor While Prest'dent Ford was Se, a tile an d Des Moines, · together u agre ''You know we both agreed In after Ford dnlve the very beginling that mce selected to be his opponent, Ioaw. Capricorn Records Is three miles to the former the fight was over and we Democratic presidential · the Allman Brolbers Band's California governor's hotel· were on the same side we'd nominee Jimmy Carter apent . recording outfit. · for a meeting. Then Ford fonrard togelher."' a quiet evening at home At the end of hls fifth returned to bis own 10Later, Ford i'ecelved COli· celebrating his wife lenglby briefing on campaign headquarters for the family gratulatory ca11.a from Vice RosalyM 's 49th birthday. issues Wednesday, Carter partyandmeetingwithaldes. President Nelson A. Press Director Rex iallted about the past silt "Where's my daddy1" Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Granum said CartEr planned weeks, spent abnost entirely called Belly Ford as llhe Goldwater, then 101 1 visit to tElephone or wire his in his small hometown in entered the posh Crown fnm his 15 convention floor conaratulations to Ford southwest Georgia. Center Jlciel suite 1o greet 11181l8gers. today. The former Georgia "I doo't particularly want her husband when he governor had said previously to be hi&hly visible traveling he would withhold delailed in the nation on a fuU-time comment ori the Republican basis," he said. "I need to be convention until it was over. learning and putting together Carter plann~ to drive to the campaign slructure. " Macon, Ga., later today for He was asked If the issues the Fifth Annual Capricorn briefings are designed to Records Barbecue, his last compensate for alleged IICheduled public appearance deficiencies in certain are.as. Can Beat Carter.'' It By CLAY F. RJQWUlS to perermlaJ KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) referred - No, Nelson Rockeleller presldentill candidate said, he didn't rlp a Reagan Harold Sl• '· "I IIll DOt aware of any sign fnm the bands of a The two caaes cited by Rep. Steve SJDllllS of McCormack involved the previous period In the Ncrth <Molina delelate 111 ldaOO, at a rally with Texas Columbus and Southern Elec· PUCO's history when so the conventlm floor. "I thought he was glvlnc. I ~ oullllde ~ tric Co., which was granted many major caaes, lnvolvlnc rate lncreaaes totaUng f44 ao much cost to COIISIIIIIers thousnt, look, youdm't look a Arena, toeeed out a long list !i million, and the Cincinnati and such complicated cues, gift horae In the mouth, so I questklia about what kind rJ. Gill and Electric Co., which came out of the PUCO In so just took It," RoclrefeUer president they wanted. explained with a wink and a Willi granted an ellra fll short a time," he said. All of the respm8es " " McCormack outlined grin. "And I wanted to correctly anawered "No," mllllm In rates . McCormack, archltect of several legal objections to Jl'!aerve it, so I sat (lilt." lltltD Symms ulued: "Do .. Rockefeller's humoroua want a president who will utility rate reform leglalatim rate cases disposed of verstm of the 1en1e mcments hang a balanced bud&et Qted Into law by Gov. through stipulations. Still pendlnl before the on the conventlm floor came around those liberals' James A. Rhodes earlier this ,ear, Jlllde his CQDplalnt PUCO are 71 rate caaes In at a Utab delepUm meeting necks'!" "No," the delegates about the stlpulatlona In a which utilities ask for the lllm'lllnl after. Rockefeller satd be and the authority to up their lbouted: four.page letter to all three Somewhat flustered, residential and lnduatrial North Carolina delegate PUCO COIIIIIIIsalmera. Symms said, "You were ~ frlend&--and he gave "'Ibe hearing Ia either Dot rates about ~ mllllm. blm a unique convention ~ to say 'yea.'" The uUUty rate reform Jaw bald at all, or bepllld then receaed, and the applicant authored by McCormack eouventer-he autographed Amollfl the lliiiD& haqjlng In and intervenors meet takes effect next month, but the Re&~an sign and returned Kemper Arena Wednesday privately and develop their all pendlnl rate cases will be it. night when Ford wu lltipulaUon which, In fact, decided under the statute In the Maryland deleptim nominated was one which wiD be replaced by the becomes the order In the rate one, never-eay.Gle delegate ~ tlte wives rJ. the · Increase case," · wrote new law. . held a siiJ!that said "Sla m two candldata. McCormack. Refarrtng to Belt)' Ford's background as a dancer tbe sign said: "Belly' can dance Nancy announce R birthday Ce eb ral e d at hOrne a}ynn · 's OOUJJIBUS (UPI) -State '1'lliMIIht MI:CGrmltck. D'-Eaclld, Wednesday aMh ••l 4'1tipuiated'' utility rate agreemenll and ~ tbe Public Utility Q>mmlulon of Ohio's avlhortty to approv~ the 111111. .......... ''I faD to ltlldentt8nd the I'ICIId7 .Wted, app&aeol , balle Ill lhe PUCO to decide IIIDil of lhe major rate - . " be laid, ~ that two .... inwlvlnc ela:blc atDJtlea Ill OlhDtbua decided 1111 at llipllatiolll. - ..,.....u '"" Buth-wwewwbdoat after pri'late meetlaaa amoaa attorneys •• •lin& partllll to the l'lll.e - . with the private ICJeeuwml later approved by lhe PUCO. at the RepUblican convention -He tblnka Ford can beat Carter In November delplte pollll llhowln8 the Democrat well ahlld. "I remember When Harry Truman bad 21 per cent, 111d be carried Ohio," said Rhodes. --His own campalcn acllvi· Ilea will be Umlted: "I'D help him, but I'm not ll<inl., to spend a lot of time on it. -He tb1nka strildng rubber workers In A11ron lbould be permitted to collect food stamps despite a condenmatloo Wednesday from U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz. -He favora federallzatlm of welfare In the face of a Republican platform plank t.o the contrary. "It doesn't cause me any problema," he said. ''The platform wasn't wriUen for me." -He does · "not · parUcularly" plan to read the GOP platfmn. " " ,. , Major League Results ByUnledPresslnternatlonal Notional League (61f1: Innings, rain) Pittsburgh o3o 0; 23_ 12 17 0 San Frnclsco 100 ooo x- 1 ; o Rocker !10·61 and Sanguillen ; Montefusco, Caldwell (S J and Rader. LF' - Monlefusco ( 13-10) . Montreal 002 000 020- ; 10 o Philidelphl oos oo· - s Il8l.o , Stanhouu. C.oooTaylor Dunning (4), Murray (7 ) and Wllllam.s ; lonborg , Reed {8) • and o.ates . WP- Lonborg 1lJ.il. LP- Stanhouse 18·7). Ailanta 001 ooo ooo- 1 s o Clnc lnnall 102 ooo 10x- 4 9 o RuthVen , Beard (8) and ' Correll; Bll ilng ham 11 J.S I and Bench. LP- Ruthven !13·111'. • san Diego 020 oor 010_ 4 8 1 St . Louis 301 ooo lOx- s 10 o Jones 119·81 and Kendall ; Falcone, Hrabosky (B), Greif (91 and Ferguson. WP- Falcone 110.111 . NewYork 0001 0010Q-2 8 1 Los Angeles OOo 002 001- J 7o Seaver 19·91and Grote ; John, ~~~~~ ~%~rd Rodriguez Ohio delegation jubilant By LEE LIOONAilD KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - A jubilant Ohio delegatlm to the Republican natlmal convention partied In their hotel early today In celebration of thetr 91 to 6 vote for Pralident Ford. 'Ibe Ohloana trooped into the lobby of the Sheridan· RGyal Hotel, ·blasting air. homl and cheering Ford's nomination. JoAnn . Davldaon of Reynolcllbur1, uecutlve director · of the President Ford Committee In Oltlo, led a loud cheer 11 oae !i tbe bulloada of dtlegata entered the hotel. Molt of the deleptes said tltey were certain the Republican party could ..Ute belmd the President during Does she read too much? .,.LawJueei!:.U.b,M.D, can answer. cerealfoodsarelowinfatand DEAlt pt. LAMB :-. My • Should we consuli a · contain no cholesterol. A halbud"lllll yurs old and nutr!Uonlat or dietician to breakfast of cereal with hu to watch his cholesterol. help us work out a fortified skim milk Ia a good He alao hu a tendency to satisfactory diet? way to start the day for such dlnrtlculosla. Many foods What about fiber? Salads? a diet plan. lhet are benef1cla1 for oile of Grapefruit and oranges? I can't answer all your . tlteae problems are Bran? Whole grain breads? questlooa here so I am sen· detrimental to the other, Ia tongue okay? What about ding you The Health Letter JDDtq It difficult to provide shellfish? Do mushrooms number~. DlverUculosls, to with a nutritious and have any food value? give you more information on dllllcl- IMII. What boob should I be that problem. Others who He taUt Alronlld-S for reading? want this Information can ebvl1llllrol and Matamucll iAJ DEAR READER - A diet send a long, stamped, selflrllp 1111 bowels moving, but for diverticulosis can be addreued envelope with 50 'ft would botlt prefer a more planned so It wiD alao work cents for it. Just address your nalural and pleaaant way of for Individuals .with high letter to me in care of this .-..... _... When he lib his cholesterol and high blood fat newspaper, p . o• Bo1 1••1 w, clactan abotlt ltclthin, bran, levels. In fact, the parts of the Radio City Station, New 'flflmiN, iiiiJ 8CCitle his world free of heart and York, NY 10019. wll't al "rlldfltl boob" and vascular dlseaae are the You'll need much more llnw 1111 lllllllr beck lllto ume area free of diver· information on food in rt~~ard • llpl. tlculosls and cancer of the 1o building a diet for the . Jblftlteln~boob, bowei.Thedletlsglvencredlt cholesterol problem. My lllllraiiJ, II7IJw to respond by many for both of theae book, "What You Need to to IIIY1n1 his dietary benellt.l for these "less ad· Know About Food and .JI'Oblllll.l. But I don't know vanced societies." P'oking For Health" will illat I 1111 readlnl the right Cereal fiber Is the moat give you recipes, food values boall1 and hiVe aeveral Important element In lire diet such as those ror mushrooms lllat perhaps you to provide needed buill. The and shellfilb and all other bulc common foods 'and infom\aUon on foods and menu planning. You should find it in your library. Yes, I lbink you should aee a dieUUon for meal pi~. And I do think you can uae cereals and wlioie wheat breads, but you need to watch the calories. Weight cootrolls very important in lowering cholesterol. AU fal muat go. Tongue II fairly f@t{ Oysters and crab are fairly low in cholesterol but shrimp are moderately 111ah. All shellfish are low in fat. M··""· .... ooma ha ve .very UtUe food val~~e unle11 you add a rich saa to them. Salada are fine If you don't add high calorie, blih fat salad dreaiJt&. 'Ibe entire fralt group Ia fine, but tht IIIWl seednuchuin grapes might be avoided becauae of the diverticulosis. Keep on reading. Smart Jl!ltlenll live longer. a the amlng campaign. One symbol of such unity was evidenced by the appearance of Jobn D. J811011k, a Reagan delegate from Mansfield, who wore a Ford-Reagan button on his lapel. "I told you w))en we came out of here that we'd be united," said. Janosik. "We've 101 a job to do. "Gerald Ford 11'18 not my first choice for president. Gerald Ford is my aecmd cbolce for president. Jimmy Carter Ia my last choice for president." Some of the delegates were displeased with the noisy, len1thy demonatra tiona which used up IIIOIIt of the eveninl. "They w11ted '' mlllim Polly's Pointers Cream of tartar lifts rust stain . sa ' .. ___ _ ._., ,....,.,. ....... .........".................. "................... ".... I WP--:, (Only games scheduled) - DR. LAMB ..-uona Kansas City heat. "In caae he wlna, there's a lot of ..,ojects In Ole we mlgbt need. I'm not l!urnlng lilY bridles. I'm not going arouncllnsulttnc people." Rhodes, a supporter of Prelldent Ford and 111 at· 11rce delelate In the Ohio conttncent. bad just returned fnm a meettnc with 12 other Republican govern<n and the l'relldent. He said the meellni! lasted close to two hours but declined to divulge the nature ol .the dlacullions, falling · badl: on his usual contentlm that talb with the Pre:ildimt are private '"siness. Rhodes described the Tuesday night convention floor flllht over Rule 16C 11 "a ~In disgul8e" and said he thinks the Ford and Reagan forces can· unite In the faD. The governor alao said: wbrth of )l'ime televtstm time," grumbled state Sen. Michael J . Malmey, who said he got bit In the back Of the head by a frisbee during the demmatrallm. "It was midnight In Ohio by the time . they nominated Ford" Maloney said there was some bitterness m the part of Reagan delegates. "We'll know better tonight how thingS are when we aee what kind of reception they give to Ford and his vice· presidential choice,'" Maloney said. · Maloney complained about the lack of cootrol exercised by the convention management over unruly delegates. "They . were throwing two-pound bap of peanuts out of the rafters," he said. "Somebody could ~ve gotten hurt." · Gov. James A. Rhodes joined · Maloney In complaining about the .disorder. "H they're going to put on a show, they're going to have to get some kind of dlaclpllne," said lhe governor. "You can't capture the By Polly Cramer prime tbne unless there's • POLLY'S PROBLEM cat litter off the bathroom discipline." DEAR POLLY - After Door and then slipped the . However, Jolm Stough of washing a pair of slacks I put match cover In my housecoat Flndlay.said the Ohio delega· them In the balement to dry pocket and within half an Um was generally weD disci· and accidentally brushed hour I had used It three tim~. pllned. He said most of tlte them against a rusty pipe. The second time was to scoop Ohio delegates stayed In their Now there Ia a rust mark on up aome dirt that was left on · places during the demonslra· the front of one leg and I have · the floor when a potted violet Uons. not been able to remove it. toppled over. lbe third was in Have you any lltllllHtiona? - the kitchen. The floor had MELISSA. been swept but our mother DEAR MEUSSA- U year cat delights in sirewing a bit wullable 1lackl take kiDdly of dry food every time she CALL ANSWERED to HOT water YG11 ewld iry eats so I got this up. The Mlddlepor ·t (~)c~." bollia& the stailled ll'tll ill a Yesterday I put an empty Emergency Squad answered plat of water with foar match cover In every room Some Mlchlpn delepta teasr-- el ereut Ill tartar and have used them to get up. a call to Nortb Second Ave., for Ford wore white warmup utU lite lllaiD dlaappean ud a few cake crumbs under the at 10:29 p. m. Wedneaday for jacketa on the conwntlon t~ea rlue tboreagbly. cake stand, ashes and peb· Paul Smith, a medical floor, and II 1111de. them look Allotber auuesUoa from tile bles from a plant so now one paUent, who was. tsken to Ulre coacbea or auto race pit U. S. DepL of Agriculture has been added to my apron Veterans Memorial Hospital. crews. Thejacileta are 101d at Caatamer Service Ia to pocket, too. - LORRAINE. At 3:31 a. m. Thur8day, the fire department went to the Ford Motor Co. dealerlblps lpriDille salt OD the ltala, DEAR POLLY - I agree for aPiece· becauae- the · 111aeese lem011 juice on it, . witb the reader who wrote Hobson area where a car was on fire . The name of the delepta Wlllted the lnalpla Ill lbe - to dry ud ~bout the small spaces on owner was' not recorded. patch 111 the front: "Ford spread llletJ rbtH weD. -POLLY. letter fortns, etc. for ooe's Power." name and address and ft was' ' DEAR POLLY - One of a Peeve of mine Wltll I , . lAM. f lllmNfL the readers complained about started using gummed ad· IMVOIIOTOfHI her white pants not staying dress labels stuck over the ._,,or whi~ 8lld daltllhter told me alloted apace. They fit fine, MlleWIAIOH AltA lAKES Plll!mDENT CHISrtl&.. TANNIHIU how llhe .keepa this · from are fast to use and there Is no ..N . U. WHITE SULPHUR happenin&. After wearing the quesUon of legibility. I even 101111 HOIPI.trN SPRING$. W.Va. (UPl) OH'y ...... psnts put to aoak In one of one of these on a roll of rw11..... ...., ...,, .........,..,.. Vlrllnla state Corporllk11 those .liquid . heavy duty' sUck films when I leave them to be n. Ohio v••, ............ ~· Cominlaaloner Preaton C. laundry detergents and let developed. 111 Cour1 .... .........,, 01"- . . .. -JUANITA. Slamm hu been namecl soak for about half an hour h:lfteai Offlto ........ tt1·11M, DEAR POLLY - To save ...............lltJ, .prsaldent of the Grell Labi and then rinse and they stay having a mess of f1lb scalea . WoMI c~ ,... . . .-w • Conference r.l Public UtUitlel white. Do not wub In the In your hair and all o- the .......,.ow.. " . ' : ...._I.._. ... ,.,. Ill: Omnd•IMWI for lJ'/7. machine. (Polly'• note - kitchen, place the fish to be W.... • ......... (I p If, JM.. .. t. . Sbllllon u:eeeclal'.dwarlt Remember different results ,._,. ..... Plie' ..... m "'!'1 scaled In a large aee-ihroltllh a .... MewY.ti,N,Y,,_17, ! P. Llrtdn of lhe New Y«il often occur with different plasllc bag that Ia larle I ~ILipllw ,.._ ......... . , ' l'ltblic Service O'l"mm111on. fairies.) -MRS. A. J. J. enotqllt to 8Ct'GIIIII18date tlie - ~..... The Virllnla utl,lity DEAR POLLY- I never flab, your hands and a fish ............ iU . . . . regulator waa · elected scraper. Just scale 811'11)' and ... .. - -f1f.llr""' ....... Wednesday, the 1ut da)' o( thoqht Iflaf anything as there will not be a scale ,lUI ..................... 11118D and every day as an ~ the lttreHaJ car4allhll at oulllde of the bag UIt Ia larp empty matchbook cover which 13 statea, Wublqton, ' l ........... ~......, · be so useful. One makes enough and you Clll ftrlll ...... II D.C., and the Virllla lllandll · acould great miniature dualpan. I tlrough it. -00~18. 'flrt repr 111nted• fir~ used ·one to get a bit of From a reporter's notebook Utility rates questioned By LEE LJ!X)NAJU) . KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Obio Gov. James A. Rhodes, u 1181111, is playing . hla carda cloae to the veet, even in the presidential sw""4"1•kts. Meetlnl with newllllen during a . break in the Republican Nitlonal Con v en t1 on act 1on Wednelday Rhodes wanted nothlnc t~ do with any acrlmonlou~ between the Ford and Reagan lacll0111. In fact, be wouldn't even 8ay an unkind won! ·against J~y Carter, the Democratic presidential nominee "I'm ·not· going to say an~ against Jimmy Car· ter " said the governor ~carrot 11t1cb as ..; talked to the press and prepared fll' an afternom l'QUnd of golf In the searing · .. with Ron Reed f1D11b1ng up,' to acore hla 13th rict«y. agalnlt eiCht ~. Cincinnati defeated Atlanta, f.l, Pltllbur&h routed Sill Franclaco, 12-1, St. LouiubadedSIII Diego,~ 4, ani Loe Angelea nipped New York, 3-2, In the other echedu1ed NL pmes, Piratn 11, GluM 1: · Jim Rooker pitched a fourhitter and drove In two l'lllll 11 Plttaburlh unleashed a 17· bit auack to CI'UIIh the Glanta In a pme held to 1\lliinlnp by rain. Illlve Parker had four hits llld Rlchle Zlak drove In four I'IN fll' the Piratet. John Montefusco 11'18 the loaer. , -"'. . • ' racked up his fourth straight victory as he pitched the Clnclnnsti Reds to a f.l victory over the Atlanta Braves. The victory was the lith of the season against eight losaes for.BUllngham. And, it was a victory, too, which ended · a four-game losing streak, the ~· longest of the aeaaon. The good-natured B1111ngham Wll the first to 1 h aug when someone kiddingly referred to him as the "Stopper" on the Reds' pitching staff. · "H we hadn'·t ecored 111y "Surprised I've got II rwts Uke the other day when Bill Greif. Mille lYle had lhree hila for San Diego. Dodlen l, Meta ! : PIJicb.Ntter Manny Mota's double with two out In the Cartlllalll, ....._ 4: bottom of the ninth drove In Mille Andenon and Ted the wlmlng rwt for the Simmons dnlve In two l'lllll Dodgen as . Charlie Hough each fc.o the Cardinals, who picked up his lOth win. Tom dealt 11-tllllte winner Randy · Seaver went the distance for Jones ltla eighth aetback. the Meta and saw his record Pete Falcooe woo his lOth dip to 11-11. victories now after the star! I got oU to?" There was a lligilt pauae as Blllln1ham pondered the question. "N9, not really," answered BUllngham. "But I am a little surprised that no one else m the staff has more than 11. "But," he added, "Gary Nolan could easily have 15 or 16 victmes now. So could Fred Norman. I pve up one run tontght, but we scored four. K lC • k lng • ]0 • b is sought by Bahr . , · · . Minnesota. WILMINGTON ; Ohio (UPI) - The Cincinnati Bengals, who took a look at a new punter In last weekend's exhibition 8Bme and cut him lbree days later, wiD assess another hopeful in Sunday's pre-season game at pw)t," says head coach Bill Bengals' regular The pli!iter &~ainst the Johnson. placekicking job but he also · Vikln8B wll! either be Chris MclnaDy, a second-year Willis to iry to become the Bahr or Pat Mclnally , man who is yet to play a pro team's No. I punter. is Both MclnaDy and Bahr· depending m what the doctor 8111lt, recuperattnc fl'OOI a has to say about MclnaUy. slight shoulder separation represent challenges to "H Mclnally Is not cleared . suffered in an early training veteran punter Dave Green, by the doctors, Bahr will camp scrimmage. The hil!hly who now at least doesn't have .. . Intelligent Harvard to worry about rookie Greg University graduate missed Coleman U!klng his job. all !i last seaaon after he Coleman, a rookie from lroke his leg in the 11175 Florida A&M, did his first CoUege Ali.Star game. and only punttnc for the Bahr, a rookie out of Penn Bengala last Saturday night. Sta!e,_airesdy has won the He was cut Tuesday. R fi 17 van ans J as A.ngnls. ed.ae e, 1 t::::f . . American League Texas 320 000 01 ()---. 6 12 1 · 'New York 001 050 002- 8 12 0 Tigers, 5-4 Umbarger, Skok {S), Hargan · (S) ·and Sundberg ; Hol fzman. Tidrow (2 }, Lyle (6) and Healy, Hendricks 161 . WP- Lyle IP I. LP- Hargan (5 ·5) . HRs- New York , White 2· (12). Sundberg By RICK GOSSELIN UPI Sports Writer Nolan Ryan has so much (11 innings) Californl 101 000 010 11- S 9 1 natural talent that sometimes Detroit 010 000 002 1o-- 4 9 2 he is able to win despite Rvan, Verhoeven ( 11l and Humphrey ; Ruhle, La xton (9J. himself. • .Hil ler (10) and Wockenfuss, Wednesday night the Klmm (1,0) . HR ...- Detroit , iirebaUlng California Angels' Meyer Ill . righthander struck out a Oakland 001- J1 84 01 ·season.ug " h 17 Detroit ba tters Milwaukee 000 010 000 ooo 020Blue 11'1 ·11 1 and Newman ; en routE to a S-4 victory over Slaton, Sadeckl 191 and Porter. the Tigers. But whenever WP- Siaton IJJ.JO I. Ryan eased up and let .the · Cleveland 000 000 <oo- 4 10 o Detroit batters see the ball, Kansas City 000 000 010- 1 6 0 they knocked it off the wall or Eckersley, Kern (8) and Fosse ; Fitzmorris, Gura 171 . into the seats and stretched Bruno (8 ) lind Stinson . WP- th 1 11 lnnin Eckersley (8·101. LP- Fitzmor. e game ou gs ris 114·91 . before finally falllng . -~Boston 110 ooo~oo- 2 9 0· Ryan blew a ~!lead in the Chicago 010 020 01x- 4, a 1 bottom of the runth when he Jenkins 111 ·111 and Fisk ; dished up just the second ' Gossage 18·11 1 and Downing . home run of the year .... Dan HRs- Chlcago , Spencer (9), '~l Oent 121. · Meyer with a man oo and two Baltimore 000000 010_ 1 1 2 out; · after the Angels gave , Monnesola 090 200 21K- 5 9 0. him a 4-3 lead in the lOth, Palmer, Martinez (1) and Alex Johnson singled and Dempsey ; Go l tz, Campbell (8) and wynegar. wP- Goltz 110· Rusty Staub doubled to ~ 121 . LP- Palmer 116·11 1. deadlock it again. Ryan finally won through the grace of Detroit reliever John Hiller, who wild pitched home the winning run In the lltb inning. Dave Co111ns poked a one-out single, stole second and took third m a passed ball before trotting home oo Hiller's miscue. Hiller also set up the fourth Oenlm Shirts 17.95 California run when he threw Weotern and casual belts. an attempted sacrifice bunt 7~ Inch leather laces 1.98 into right field in the lOth DAN 1S Inning to eventually set up a IN MIDDLEPORT bases loaded situation for 12 1. I 7 Quart . Cold Packers..................... ~7 45 59 Preserving Kettles ............. $5 ' '.. 5 Quart Colander... ........................... $219 Foley , • ' Food' Mill .............................$695 ' Nolan pitched, you'd all be over In the other clubho111e Instead of talklntl to me." The newly-adopted carefree attitude . Isn't the mly . thing respollllble lor Bllllngh4m's recent II!Ccesaes. He's alao ~ttllng his curve and cban&eup over fll' strliles, sometblnl be wun 't doing when Reill' IDIIIBger Sparky Anderson sent him to the buDpen. "Anyone can bit my fastball when they know it's cmtlng," said BUllngham. "That wu the trouble every hitter around the league was sayin& 'BJIIIngham can't get his curve over fc.o strikes. So, they were all sitting on my fastball." . A Pete Roae single, a walk to Joe Morpn and a Johnny · Bench lingle 8BVe the ~ a 1-4 lead a1a1nst Brave right· bander Dick Ruthven In the first Inning Wednesday night. After tlte Braves tied the acore In the 'top of the third, the~ came back with two in the bottom of the lnnlnl!, 16 Quart Mirro PRESSURE COOKER &·' .CANNER ' ..... Sale '49.95 Reg. $59.95 Hawaii LL team Tommy Davis, who responded with a sacrifice fly. CaUfornia Manager Norm GARY, lrxl. (UPI)- Keith Sherry replaced Ryan, wi!h Oyama grand-slam John V~en. after he homer tohitkeya an yielded a leadoff sill(lle to outburst Wednesdayelght.run night as Toln Veryzer IIi the nth. Hliwail overcame a 4-4 lead Verhoeven got the final three and remained as me of two outs to preserve Ryan's lOth unbeaten teams In the Senior victory against IS loass. "You doo't realize what It's Utile League World Series. The islanders stopped like to hit a8Blnlll him," said Richm(lld, Va., 11-4, after Detroit outfielder Ron Grand Rapids, Mich. Leflore, who struck out four trimmed New Castle, Del.. limes In five at bats &~ainst 2, in the opener of 3a Ryan. "; ..You just go up and look to hit the ballsomewhere." In other games, New York Easy Romp beat TeiBs, ~. Milwaukee defeated Oakland, 3-1, Cleve· ·wins eighth land deraUed Kansas City, f. I, Chicago toppled Boston, f. ' NORTH RANDALL, Ohio 2, and Minnesota clubbed (UP!) - Idaho Terriotory Baltimore. ~1. ran the silt furlmgs in I: 12 Ylllkees I, BaDgers 1: Wednesday to romp to an Roy White drove In five easy victory In the featured runs and hammered a two- ninth race at Tblatledown. run homer, his aecmd of the lbe winner, ridden by Rod 8Bme, In the ninth lnninl! to Magrigal, paid f9.80, f6.40 Hive Sparky Lyle his seventh and $3.40. Flip For Me wall win In 14 decisions. Tens second and there was a dead routed New York starter Ken heat for third between Lord Holtzman for five runs In the Adams and Banquet Prince. first two innin8B, lncludln1 The 3-1-2 tenth race trlfecta Gene Clines' three-run homer of Date Talk, First Burst and In the first. By A Landslide was worth Brewers 3, A's 1: $1109 and the 1-2 daily double Jim Slaton and Ray of Saucy Beige and Sweet Sadeckl llmlted oakland to Jeffrey returned $95. just four singles and Jack HeldemaM hit a two-run sill(lle off VIda Blue In the Cactus Barbs wins eighth inning to psce the . Milwaukee victorY. Sarleckl CINCINNATI (UP!) came m with a runner on Cactus Barbs beat The Dwarf third and two out In the ninth by 2>,tlengtha Wednesday to lo reUre BU!y WUllams fll' his win the featured ,5,200 first save. allowance race ai River IndlaDs 4, Royals 1: · Dennis E~ersley and Jim. Downs. Piloted by James Kern combined on a sll-hltter and Ray Fosse's two.ntn McCull.ar, Cactus Barbs went sill(lle climaJ:ed a four-nan. the sll furlongs in I:12 f..5 and seventti-innlng rally as returned •8.80, "$4.20 and Cleveland downed Kansas $Ul. The Dwarf paid $4.80 and City. Eckersley save up only four bits over the first eight $4.20 and the No. 3 horse, Innings before Kern took over Cedar Knoll, paid $3.80. A 4·2 dally double of to record his lith save. Imperial Bold and Mental Wblte S01 4, Red Sol !: Chicago's Bucky Dent and Strain paid t58.80. A crowd of 5,328 bet · Jbn Spencer each hit hCime $471,256. runs to help Rich Gossalt post his eighth win &~alnst 11 defeats. Dent's shot, his second, came with a man (II In the fifth lnninl! and proved lA) be the winning blow olf Boston loser Ferguson Tire Prices Jenkins, 11·11. 1'wl-. 5, Orioles 1: In The Area Dave Golt~ and Bill Campbell combined on a It's seven·hitter to hand Baltimore's Jbn Palmer his lith loss of the~ against 16 wins. Mike Cubbage and Rod Carew each knocked In a run and scored one to lead the 773·5111 Mil 1011 w v Minnesota attack. -'.;.;;,·.;,;;•·, stays unbeaten - Motor L11guo St•IMiint• Notional llltut Eut '· -01 Philadelphia W77.. L60.. '. '~ Pittsburgh 6S 53 .551 12'.'1 New York . 61 60 .SO. 18 Chiclgo SS 61 .ASI lA'I> . Sf. Louis 51 65 .•40 ~S'Ii! 11\CI!ltreal A1 73 .360 3AV. . ~- west W. . L.. Pot. 01 Cinclnnall 77 •• .6J6 LOS AngeiH 65 SA .SA6 11 San Diego &0 ~ .oiBA IS'!> Houston 59 ~ .-180 19 Atlanta S6 6.5 .A6J 21 ly United Pros lnttrftltlonal San FranciSCO 52 10 .426 25 111 bun~ walks to Morgan and Bench with singles by Tony Perez an~ Ceaar Geronimo. Perez wss at the plate In the .seventh .Inning when Ruthven committed a balk with the bases loaded to aend Rose home with the Reds' final run. Bllllngham lost a shutout In Ute third when Ruthven be•t out an infield bit and later acored on Dave May's infield out. Pro grldder is arrested LOS ANGELES (UPl) Mack Herron, a four.year veteran National Football League kick-returner . released Wednesday by the Los Angeles Rams, was arrested a short Ume later by sheriff's deputies on suspicion of possessing cocaine. Herroo, 28, w11 with a male companion when deputies became suspicious of the pair · while on routine patrol and uUegedly found two ounces of . , cocaine on· him valued at $24,000. Herron's friend ·was l!f'l'l!sted for possession of marijuana. A starter with the · New England Patriots two seasons 110, HerrOil was then sent to the Atlanta Falcons and was picked up as a free agent by the Rams this year. He originally was drafted out of Kansas State and played In the Canadian League untO he allegedly had drug problems with offlclala there. . Wtdntlday'l Rttultt Ftltt 12 S.F . 1, 6112 inns. ra in Philadelph ia SMontreal • Cincinnati • Atlanta 1 St . Louis 5 San Olego 4 Los Angeles 3 New York 2 COnly oames scheduled~ Tod•y's Prob•ble Pitchers Brot1, KC 11142 16 1...340 UFtore, Det 111 w 75 ns .JU Ctrew, Min 115 A41 71 t.:I .W ~rr. Cni ·1oo <100 •m .311 Batfock, Min 92 J21 411 ICW .311 Carty, Cit 112 ACW S11:N .312 Mun10r1. NY 113 A54 65 W .311 Staub, Doi 111 A26 52 131 .301 Mannif111 , Cte 116 AM .!1141 .301 Lynn, BM 101 39t 56119.301 Homo luna National LtiiUt: Kingman, NY 32 ; · Sohmldt, Phil 31 ; Fo.ter, Cln 27 ; Mondly, Chi 22 ; Morgen, Cln 21 . AcntriCin ltatue: • Stnckt, Oak 23 ; L.May, 1811 U; Jack10n, Bait :ZI ; Htft<frlck, Cloy 20; Nott111, NY 19. Runs latttcl In NIIIOMI LtiiUI; FOifll', Cin 107 ; Morgan, Cln 15; Schmidt, Phil 82 ; Luzlnski, Phil 71; Watson. Hou 75 . American LtiiUt: . Chem· biiSI, NY 81 ; Mayberry, KC II; Munson, NY 76; L.Mev, lilt (All Tlmtl EDT! 75; Burroughsr Tex 74. Pittsburgh ( t<.tson 9-~ or SIGlin IISII Cen(felarla 11 ·4_) et San FranNational League : . Tavera1, clst;o (Barr 10-9 ), .4 :05p.m . Pitt 12 ; Brock, St.L A1 ; Hous.ton 7:35p.m. 6·81 of Morg,n, Cln and Cedeno, Hou IA ·~l. AO ; Lopes, LA~ . American LIIIUt-: . North, <Messersmith 11 -10) Oak 59; LeFlore, Det, h\'lor Philadelphia IAM~I•r (Carlton Atlanta . at Cinc innati <Zachry ll·•l. and 8:05p.m. New York (Lollch 7·111 at Los Angel.. (Hooton 1.121, 10 (~nfv'~8mes scheduled I Friday's Games , Houston ot Philo. night Atlanta at St. LOUIS , n ight Ch lcogo at Clncinnall. night Plt1sburgn ot LM Ang, night Montreal at San Fran. night (Only games scheduled ) Campanerls. Patek, KC ..3. American League Eut New York Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Boston Milwaukee Kansas City Oakland Minnesota Texas Chltago California W.. L.. 12 AS 61 55 58 60 56 61 SS 62 S2 62 West W.. L.. 72 •6 6S 55 58 61 56 ~3 Sl 68 Sl 69 Wedne~day's Pot. OB .61l .526 10'12 .A92 W I> .419 16 .A70 17 .AS6 18'12 Pet. Gl .610 .5A2 8 .•87 1•1h .411 16'1> .429 21112 .A25 22 Oak Pl1chtnt SD 19.1; Koosman, NY 15·7; Cart1on, Phil lH; Sutton, LA, lA-9; Richard, Hau 1A·I2. AmtriCin Ltatut: . Pelmtr, Ball f6.1t ; Leonard, KC IH; Figueroa , NY 15·6; Glrlancl, Ball 10; Fidrych, Dot lA·•• Tanana, Cal, Flttmorrll, KC Traver&, Mil 14-9; Hunter, IA.12. . Earned Run Avtrl .. 1blltlf on m tnntnt• pltclled) Notional. Llltuor . Richard, Hou 2:•5 ; Staver, NY 2.•2; Zochry, Cln 2.66; Horman, Ctn 2.12 ; MHs•rsmlth, Atl2.79. American LtiiUtl Fldrlch, Det 1.91 : Travers, Mil .JS; Garlond, Bolt 2.56; llut, O.k 2.10: Palmer, Ball 2.73. Stflkoouts Natlan11 LtatUt: SNVtr, NY 119; Richard. · Hou "!h Mon· tefusco, SF 134; Nltkro, Atl 132; Mnsenmlth, At! 131. Amtrlcan Ltl..,.: ~van, Cel 233 ; Tanana. Col liJ; Btytoven, Tex 162 ; Hunter, . NV Jenkins, Boa 129. Results Mllwa.okee 3. Oakland 1 Cl~veland 4 Kansas CitY I Ct\lcaao 4 ~ton 2 BIU . ·Minnesota S Baltimore 1 Todly's Probable Pltchen (All Times EDT) Baltimore · (FIInao.an 0·3') at M lnrie$01a (Singer 9·8), 2: 15 p.m. California (Hartzell J.JJ. Detroit (Lemanczvk ~ - 4) , 8 p.m. Kansas Clty (Leonard 15-Al at Mi lwaukee (Augustine 5-8), 8:30 p.m . Boston (Wise 9.9) at Chicago :m FLETCHER 1251 Powell St. Middleport, Olllo PH. 992·7155 "See me for llomtowaers laranet&. State fana.. tile ~largat." \till , •• A l.it.caaooa.-... ScatclUll is t\cre. · FUN FOR THE FAMILY 1131H - MEIGS aJUNTY - 1131H • 0 SPECIALS ~ 132; New York 8 Texas 6 Calif 5 Detroit 4, p l"ns. IBrett U l. 9 p.m. Cleveland (Walts 5-5) at doubleheader. Texas (Briles 8·8). 9 :05p.m. Richmond, the South {Only games scheduled ) ch81111M1, scored twice in the Friday's Games Mlnn at Oetrolr, 2, twl.nlaht first and third lnnlnp but Oakland at Boston. night were out of the 8111le after California 3t New York, night Kan City at M ilwaukee, night Hawaii, which handed Balt i mor~ at Chicago, night Taiwan 11.1 first loss ever in ' · Cleveland at Texas, nlgt1t the double-elimination Game time changed tourney, sailed ahead with the eight rwts in the third on , • three hill, four walks and for Monday s tilt three errors. Maiar League Leaders Micftigan fell behind the CINCINNA Tl The ly United Press lnternafianal Batting Eastern regional champs Cincinnati Reds ' game (based on 325 at batll after Len Koperna, who against the St. Louis CarNational League pitched a no-hitter Monday dinals at Riverfront Stadium G. AB. R. H. P<f Chi 114 <16 S6 uo .m ,night, ~ a twiM'IIII next· Monday (Aug. 23) has . Madlock, Fosler. Cln 110 <36 70 w .330 homer in the. third Inning. been selected for regional Gr iffey, Cin 110m 96 m .3JO . . b ABC TV Oliver, Pit 105 41J sa 135 .321 However, the .Northern .teIevtston Y • · Maddox Phii110 391 s7 121 325 champe scored twice In the Starling lbne of the game has Morgan; Cin 102 JJ9 9J 109 fourth frame and added the been cbanged to 8-35 p m 30 Rose. Cin 121 ·490 100 156 .318 . • • '' Garvey , LA 119 476 59 146 .307 clincher with Ute help of two mtnutes later than the Gross, Hou 102 3S< <2 101 .Jos New Castle errors In the previously announced time. Gernlmo, Cln 109 358 <S 109 .30A This will be the fifth time Amemon siith. G. Leogue AB. R. H. Pot Earlier, Taiwan kept alive that the ABC-TV network has McRae. KC 101 370 60 m .357 the country's bid for a fifth · ~urned Its cameras on the straight UUe with a 1-4 win World Champion Reds this against Wiesbaden to oust the season . Germans from the doubleAnother feature Monday elimination tourney. Lin will be a golf demonstration ChengHsien recorded 15 by PGA tour veteran Miller strlileouts In his three-{llt Barber at 8:20, just prior to shutout. · Ute game. BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS 44; Most Vlctorlfl Nottonot LOll. . : Jonn. end NY PRICE ALL THIS WEEK I . FRIDAY, AUGUST 20 BOYS' .SLACKS...................... ~ PRICE BOYS' WALKING ~SHORTS ......'...~ PRICE l:OOp.m.- Pony and Horse Running Races +4:00. p.m. - Twilight Horse Harness Ractng 7:00 p.m. - Junior Fair Market Steer, Lamb and Pig Sale +8:00p.m. - Horse Pulling .Contest OOYS' LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS ...... ..'2.00 S aturday, 8:30 BOYS' TANK TOPS.................. ~ PRICE to 12 Midnight BEND TIRE CENltR -Dance +Grandstand Attractions ....,..,_..OOiii • ' • pme with the late-lnlinl rellllf help !i AI Hrabosley and Billingham records lith victory JJM11Y S'IEWART OF THE FIVE POINTS GRILL preaenta a troplly blanket to Marill!ll Mmey and the driver Jeremy R. Owen of Marietta at the Meiss County Fair Wednelday . Election support Gov. Rhodes on both sides offered .to Ford peace made with Reagan took place Wednesday durinl the harnlu bone racing ..,ogrllll at the Melp Cowtty Fair. The twlllght racing P'08J'IIIl w11 to be held at 4 p.m. today and again at 4 on Friday. Hutton bit a laCI'illce fly and Lllllborg completed the rally with a rurt«oring single. "It's not one thing," uld Manager Damy Ozark. "Big lnninls 11'1 U811aily lllarted with hill but speed and the abillty to I'WI kaep thin~~ going. We've got hilllrl from top to bottom In 011' batting · ll'der and they kaep the presaure on rival pitchers." LAilborg went 7 l-3lnnlngs, Jlvlston. The !'hila trailed, 7.-4, going Into the bottom of the third, but struck for aU their runs afterpltcherJimLonborgled oU with a walk and Illlve Cash doubled. Mike Schmidt's triple tied the score and Jay Jom.tone's doubled put Plllladelphla ahead, 3-2. Garry · Maddo1 was lnteitUonaDy walk!4, ~~y �·---fto&.· ... _ . II !I ,,_ . . I .... ....... ,._ 114XDWO),O., n . 17 .... II·t,.p Of livestock showmanship, judging, 4-H Ac~ivity: Flower ' Show at '76 Meigs Fair harness racing, trophies, recognition 1 ' ~======~~==~~--~ ••: • Ill IDP - , _ lteen were dl.splayed . TERRI PULUNS WAS selected the grand champion ~ecorated room project by Mrs. Bettie Clark Gallla County ex'.l!nsion agent In the judging which took place Wednesday. She is a member of the Merrymakers 4H Club. an the WINNERS IN TilE 4-H FLOWER Show held Wednesday at the Me..s C<iunty Fair were 'Denlae White of the Five Points Star Stitchers Junior Leaders Club, grand champion, left, and Tlllllllie Starcher, alao of the Five Points Club, reserve champion. MOYNIHAN SPEAKS NEW YORK (UP1) - Former U.N. Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan says the cooference of nooaligned natioos In Sri Lanka is on the verge of becoming "just another Communist front · <l'gsnization In International affairs." Moynihan, candidate for the Democratic ntminalioo to the·U.S. Senate from New York, made the comment Wednesday !light to the · Jewish American Political Actioo Committee. AI the Sri Lanka cooference Wednesday, the United States was attacked by Cuba as "insolent" and Cambodia as the "most .barbarous country in the W!l'ld." CONTENTED CHAMP - That 1.s What thta prise winning pig owned by Patty Dyer must be. Patty Dyer woo the Rate of Gain COillpetitloo for swine by fa~ her pig from a. mere 72 pounds on the 2Ith of May to a whopping 273 pounda by Aug. 111th. That aver1ges oul to a gain of 2.51 pounds per day. :.,ediN!Idly 88 part of the Meigs County Fair's W1118111hlp CCillpetitlm. This 11 a shot from the "Experienced Showman" class. Tbe classes of :;~ttcn were Old Pro, with four or more years of "u"' experience; Experienced Showman with tlree to four years of lhowlng; YearUng Sbowma'n with one years' experience, and the. Novice Showman: for first tlinen. Winners of the Old Pro .clasa were Mandie Rose, ftrat place and Blair Wlndoo, second 'place. In the Ezperienced !lunml!ln claas, Soola Can' took first place -.1CI Deblie Boatwright finished aecood. Mark Richmond took tlrat place In the Yearling Showman clasa and Paula Miller took second in the same cla111. In the Novice Showman claas Darlene Tb!I'Rton won first place and Keith Wolfe won second. In the showmanship class Mlndle Rote won the Grand Champioo award and Debbie • Boatwrlcht WGII the Reserve Grand Champloo award. International league Standings · Un ited Press International W, L. Pet. GB Rochester 77 45 .631 Syracuse 71 51 .582 6 Rhode Is la nd 63 60 .512 14'12 Memp hi s · 60 63 .4811 17'12 Charleston .16 63 .471 19112 Richmond 57 66 .463 20•12 Tidewater 54 66 .450 22 Toi<>Qo 50 74 .403 28 Wednesday's Results I.L AII·Sfars BHousl9". N.L 5 on ly game scheQuled ·- DAVID TIIORN'l'ON took the Reaerve <lllmpioa award in hoc showmanship. CHAMPION STEERS - Mandie Rose, ri&bt, daughter ol Mr. llld Mn. • John Rose, Loac BoUom, took grandcbamploa showmanship wllh ber steer, aad Debbie Bollwright, left, daapter ol Mr. and Mn. Raymoad Boatwright, Loq Boao!D, took reserve sbowma•blp honon at the Meigs County JIUllor Fair Wednesday la the ·beef division. · SELECI'ED AS THE DECORAMA grand champion in judglnjj by Mrs. Bettie Cl$'k, Gallla County ~ensloo Agent, Home Economics, was Ruth Ann Blake who Is plciUnd here wilh a vanity and chair which she refinished. Ruth Ann Is a member of Mrs. Jennifer ,. Butcher's 4-H Club, Middleport. · • GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG was that Of Brian Wlndoo, son of Mr . and Mrs. Virgil Windoo, Rt . 3, Pomeroy. "Now" is the ,r.me t GIFT PRICED UNDER llforin may·get the KENT, <*o(UPI) -'lll!ht IIIII Milt Morin leldll a lilt of nllle veterans wbo are the pclllliblllty of beinl CUI frlm the Cleveland "lh"• . \ Stockton ' ' I •' •I heads GHO •oncJidaleS C -411- WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (UPI) - PGA winner Dllw 9tAic:ktGo, 1111 putliDc belled In aw;&H•rdr.parM practice pme W•l day, led I field 411 14f pla)en In loday'a ..,.,. round of the t2}0,000 Gnala' Hlrtford Open. Tbe 34-year-old Clll6nian, hta niJet IIJid nilfL-Ie!,.,. lhared up with the PGA wiD Mtllday, appeared --fur I aecmd llraight 'llctarJ 1m1t the relatively lbort, 1,513-yard, par-71 1hlbai0eld Country Oub -· "I dlllnlttly feel I am a llreak player but my trouble 18 leUIDc In polltloo," said Sloetloll.,. taking part In the pro-am round that faiUnd Sammy Dllvl.s Jr., wbo ,_ loiUied hl.s name to tbe annual charity event ~pCC~Ued b)' the Greater ktfurd.JaJcas. 14 oz. a~e 4 oz. ONLY 71 *, ALCO-REX RUBBING ALCOHOL REG. 83• 36C ONLY I. ¥2 PRICE ROSE· All WIGS ON SALE! SPECIAL I ....,_t _.tap • • ~stN. Second • .__ _M_141d_'-;.,por_l_ __. HOURS: 10:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday and Frlct.y. Sale as long as quantities fast. l I Call for appointment if unable to attend these hours. 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This number has been amended every year since 1962. to By Rexall Reg. $1.97 ....... --... f • • , . • 1 .. , ' ,.,.. ~ ' 111"':. ..., -··· • . . . ,, . ... · ~ -=· SHOPPI .,t N )(COHO A'l iMIIQlfOll\ OM •SM . ..."-"'ftM."2_. . CREST COMPLm STOCK TOOTH PASTE 7 I 1 I SEA &SKI I II I AXTEC COPPERTONE, ETC. lf2 PRICE 1 I I I 1 I 20% OFF - - Lee Trevino has added hi.! named to the list of entries In lhe $150;000 Ohio Kings Island Open golf tournament to be year with the Oilers and played Sept. 1&-19 at the United Press International coosidered expendable, thus nearby Jack Nicltlaus Golf KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI ) Allen was able to pick him up Center. - Free agent Melvin Wilson for a seventh-round draft pick Already committed to play was added Wednesday to the In 1977, a sixlh-round pick in are Nicltlaus, Tom Weiskopf, Kansas City Chiefs roster to 1978 and a lhird-round pick in Bruce Crampton and bolster their injury-plagued 1979• defending champion Miller secondary . Barber. All five have earned The Chiefs placed rookies • FULLERTON, Calif. (UPI ) more than $1 million on the Rudy Viney and Steve - Kick-returner Mack Brgrakos on the injured ~erron, a four-year veteran reserve list to make room 00 10 the National Football August Special the roster for Wilaon who League, was released 00 joined lhe squad as a ~ckup waivers today by the Los safety· Angeles Rams. • Herron, 28, a S-5 175· CARLISLE, Pa . (UPI) - pounder, starred as a running Wasbingtm Redskins' Coach back two seasons ago with the Ge<l'ge Allen appears to have New England Patriots, then solved bls most nagginl{ was sent to the Atanta offensive need with the Falcons bef!l'e the Rams acquisition of seven-year acquired him as a free agent 169 N. Second St. veteran guard Roo Saul from this year. . Middleport, 0. the HoUSim Oilers. 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MeigS Colmty Farr goers Wednesday as she drove Roger Spencer's "Answer Me" to vicl<l')' in two races. Spencer IS alsl of POilleroy. . . .,.;j,r_ _ _ _O~N.;.LY;.;,...;99~c--i Australia and England. Most of the 200 spectators were children. . SHORT SHAG $}2.88 scrappywhenltcametogettlngitspicture~ken,too . ' FAST PERMANENTS ONLY . ~: L~~~~.-~~~~!!~. !~!~~~Y,O. oz. ~f~~~~{.~~flf!Nture ·-.0·-M·-·-I;S-W ·-·-~·-G. -S. _. _._. l • , BRIAN WINDON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Windon • of Rt. 3 Pomeroy, woo the Grand Champion Market Hog : ·C<llllpetitloo lfllh thla big one. The pig proved to be very 1 Reg. $1.25 GOESSI.ER'S tbat avoided 1 playol with Last 3 Days Dan Jm1ar7 and Mailers dllllip Ray Floyd Wll hta •• tint toamament title Iince he . To Save On • llli1ed down the Gil) crown •• In 1174 J1111t ahead of Floyd. SUMMER Tbe Wetberllleld courae • ......, provides m*l'ii8J' rolllldl. In tbe 72-hole ~·• 24 years, the • . ..._,, .... _..average i - liD 14 lllller Jill'. / Dan . . - lui y.r'l sus c..h & Carry ••' In 1 playoff lllilllt * ...l an. wfth I tt.:'.--,-~...... ~ ,I lf.......... of "'· "~Y, JllljGr ......... ,.. the ~ prla 11M lw" Blel, 1M 'I'N9ia0, Amold Palmer. ' - ..,CourtS!." .. . Qllplr IIIII ar.n, 77c 16 Beautiful Fabrics • carefully chosen for style and easy care. (Inexpensive, too.) Kennelh McCullough: ·R. Ph. Charles Riffle, R. 1'11. · Ronald Hanning, R. I'll. . · Mon.lhru Sol. 8:00a .m. to 9 p.m. : \ I Sunday 10:30to 12:30and51o9p.m. . PRES~RIPTIONS PH.9f2.2955 ! / Friendly Service ROBITUSSIN COUGH. FORMUlA Browns before the regular end posltloo, turning out to be me of Cleveland's best draft aeaaon gets under way. selectloos in years. M<l'ln, an 11-year man Also hojling to avoid the axe from Masncbusetta, saw are linebackers John Uttle actioo during the 1975. GarlingtAm and Dave Graf, · Rookie Oscar Roan developed quickly at the tight defensive ends Jim Bailey, Earl Edwards and Joe Jones, running backs Billy Pritchett HELD OPPOSED and Henry Hynoaki and · MINNEAPOLIS '(UPI) - )l088ibly quarterback Brjan . The American Indian Sipe. Movement says it 1.s against Sipe, a three-year veteran the appoinbnent of Richard from san Diego State, was Held as asaoclate director of given a crack at the starting the FBI. role l8st year. However, Mike Vernon Bellecourt, AIM PhiJll18 emerged ooce again national field director, said as the regular quarterback Wednesday Held was in after Slpe and Will Curetoo, We're offering this watch charge of FBI operations at who was cut earlier thla year, 1wo ways. It's an excellent the Pine Ridge Indian failed to move the team. value. Precision jeweled. Reservatloo In South Dakota This year Cleveland has Classic In style. With l8st year after lwei FBI three rookies at quarterback textured gotdtone case, agents were killed. and Dave Mays proved his sweep second. full numeral. BeDecourt aald the FBI was abiUty In the Browns' 31-7 dial and unbreakable responsible of Illegal vlct.ory over Minnesota mainspring. Water and shock resistant. Bufova searches of , homes and Mmday night. Mays led the guaranteed. And very threats against persons. team to ita final touchdown, modestly priced. The 11rap capping a loog drive with a model, $29.95 LEWIS HONORED 28-yard touchdown pass. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Maya also has the With E xpanslon Banet • Television puppeteer and au- advantage of being able to Stighttr Higher. thor Shari Lewl.s w11 honored punt and placekick, making Wedneldlly with a star in the him a )l088ible sub f<l' Om "Walk of Fame." Cockroft. JEWELRY STORE Her star wu placed In the The other rookie quartersidewalk In front of a backa are Bob Bobrowski and boobbre to recOIJIIze her Craig Nagel and there has Court Sl., Pomeroy authonhlp of 14 children's been some talk of retaining booka, In addition ~ ooe of thjm +~aninestment . Sloetloll'a IIIIHirolle win .!be ... I. . . . . . lwlae, K-&ime wlnl• Bil11 I I! Reg . $1 .45 ONLY To Sew For Fall! r-~--~----------1. . . CEPACOL MOUTHWASH $35 THESE REFINISHED CHAIRS woo the decorama reserve champloo award f<r Pam ~ Mlddhport. She l.s a member of the Middleport 4-H Club of which Mrs. Jennifer Butcher 18 the adviaor. . Prices Good Through Sunday, August 22 ' \ ., • c �·---fto&.· ... _ . II !I ,,_ . . I .... ....... ,._ 114XDWO),O., n . 17 .... II·t,.p Of livestock showmanship, judging, 4-H Ac~ivity: Flower ' Show at '76 Meigs Fair harness racing, trophies, recognition 1 ' ~======~~==~~--~ ••: • Ill IDP - , _ lteen were dl.splayed . TERRI PULUNS WAS selected the grand champion ~ecorated room project by Mrs. Bettie Clark Gallla County ex'.l!nsion agent In the judging which took place Wednesday. She is a member of the Merrymakers 4H Club. an the WINNERS IN TilE 4-H FLOWER Show held Wednesday at the Me..s C<iunty Fair were 'Denlae White of the Five Points Star Stitchers Junior Leaders Club, grand champion, left, and Tlllllllie Starcher, alao of the Five Points Club, reserve champion. MOYNIHAN SPEAKS NEW YORK (UP1) - Former U.N. Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan says the cooference of nooaligned natioos In Sri Lanka is on the verge of becoming "just another Communist front · <l'gsnization In International affairs." Moynihan, candidate for the Democratic ntminalioo to the·U.S. Senate from New York, made the comment Wednesday !light to the · Jewish American Political Actioo Committee. AI the Sri Lanka cooference Wednesday, the United States was attacked by Cuba as "insolent" and Cambodia as the "most .barbarous country in the W!l'ld." CONTENTED CHAMP - That 1.s What thta prise winning pig owned by Patty Dyer must be. Patty Dyer woo the Rate of Gain COillpetitloo for swine by fa~ her pig from a. mere 72 pounds on the 2Ith of May to a whopping 273 pounda by Aug. 111th. That aver1ges oul to a gain of 2.51 pounds per day. :.,ediN!Idly 88 part of the Meigs County Fair's W1118111hlp CCillpetitlm. This 11 a shot from the "Experienced Showman" class. Tbe classes of :;~ttcn were Old Pro, with four or more years of "u"' experience; Experienced Showman with tlree to four years of lhowlng; YearUng Sbowma'n with one years' experience, and the. Novice Showman: for first tlinen. Winners of the Old Pro .clasa were Mandie Rose, ftrat place and Blair Wlndoo, second 'place. In the Ezperienced !lunml!ln claas, Soola Can' took first place -.1CI Deblie Boatwright finished aecood. Mark Richmond took tlrat place In the Yearling Showman clasa and Paula Miller took second in the same cla111. In the Novice Showman claas Darlene Tb!I'Rton won first place and Keith Wolfe won second. In the showmanship class Mlndle Rote won the Grand Champioo award and Debbie • Boatwrlcht WGII the Reserve Grand Champloo award. International league Standings · Un ited Press International W, L. Pet. GB Rochester 77 45 .631 Syracuse 71 51 .582 6 Rhode Is la nd 63 60 .512 14'12 Memp hi s · 60 63 .4811 17'12 Charleston .16 63 .471 19112 Richmond 57 66 .463 20•12 Tidewater 54 66 .450 22 Toi<>Qo 50 74 .403 28 Wednesday's Results I.L AII·Sfars BHousl9". N.L 5 on ly game scheQuled ·- DAVID TIIORN'l'ON took the Reaerve <lllmpioa award in hoc showmanship. CHAMPION STEERS - Mandie Rose, ri&bt, daughter ol Mr. llld Mn. • John Rose, Loac BoUom, took grandcbamploa showmanship wllh ber steer, aad Debbie Bollwright, left, daapter ol Mr. and Mn. Raymoad Boatwright, Loq Boao!D, took reserve sbowma•blp honon at the Meigs County JIUllor Fair Wednesday la the ·beef division. · SELECI'ED AS THE DECORAMA grand champion in judglnjj by Mrs. Bettie Cl$'k, Gallla County ~ensloo Agent, Home Economics, was Ruth Ann Blake who Is plciUnd here wilh a vanity and chair which she refinished. Ruth Ann Is a member of Mrs. Jennifer ,. Butcher's 4-H Club, Middleport. · • GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG was that Of Brian Wlndoo, son of Mr . and Mrs. Virgil Windoo, Rt . 3, Pomeroy. "Now" is the ,r.me t GIFT PRICED UNDER llforin may·get the KENT, <*o(UPI) -'lll!ht IIIII Milt Morin leldll a lilt of nllle veterans wbo are the pclllliblllty of beinl CUI frlm the Cleveland "lh"• . \ Stockton ' ' I •' •I heads GHO •oncJidaleS C -411- WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (UPI) - PGA winner Dllw 9tAic:ktGo, 1111 putliDc belled In aw;&H•rdr.parM practice pme W•l day, led I field 411 14f pla)en In loday'a ..,.,. round of the t2}0,000 Gnala' Hlrtford Open. Tbe 34-year-old Clll6nian, hta niJet IIJid nilfL-Ie!,.,. lhared up with the PGA wiD Mtllday, appeared --fur I aecmd llraight 'llctarJ 1m1t the relatively lbort, 1,513-yard, par-71 1hlbai0eld Country Oub -· "I dlllnlttly feel I am a llreak player but my trouble 18 leUIDc In polltloo," said Sloetloll.,. taking part In the pro-am round that faiUnd Sammy Dllvl.s Jr., wbo ,_ loiUied hl.s name to tbe annual charity event ~pCC~Ued b)' the Greater ktfurd.JaJcas. 14 oz. a~e 4 oz. ONLY 71 *, ALCO-REX RUBBING ALCOHOL REG. 83• 36C ONLY I. ¥2 PRICE ROSE· All WIGS ON SALE! SPECIAL I ....,_t _.tap • • ~stN. Second • .__ _M_141d_'-;.,por_l_ __. HOURS: 10:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday and Frlct.y. Sale as long as quantities fast. l I Call for appointment if unable to attend these hours. DRISTAN DECONGESTANT TABLETS so Reg. $2.99 ALUREX ANTACID by Rexall Large 24 oz. Size eompare with Maalox $139 . ONLY professional golf toW.. Get for back-ICt·SCI'IOOI II"'•Ctoclerellla dresses, Carters and llh Tex tops and slacks, Happiness Is jeans anp shirts, Billy lhe Kid pants and Rob Roy shirts, including the "Fonz", Batman, Superman , lhe Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman. They're clolhes .lhai will wear and look good longest lo make your dollars go farther. (Also stop by see greatly reduced summer stock.) ONLY '1.69 . NEW YORK (UPI ) · National Football Leagpe owners met f<l' several hours Wednel\(lay to discuss the player limit Ill' the upcoming season but adjourned before reaching any agreement . According to the bylaws . . established in 1962, if no agreement can be reached oo squad sizes then the number wiU be fiied a I 36. This number has been amended every year since 1962. to By Rexall Reg. $1.97 ....... --... f • • , . • 1 .. , ' ,.,.. ~ ' 111"':. ..., -··· • . . . ,, . ... · ~ -=· SHOPPI .,t N )(COHO A'l iMIIQlfOll\ OM •SM . ..."-"'ftM."2_. . CREST COMPLm STOCK TOOTH PASTE 7 I 1 I SEA &SKI I II I AXTEC COPPERTONE, ETC. lf2 PRICE 1 I I I 1 I 20% OFF - - Lee Trevino has added hi.! named to the list of entries In lhe $150;000 Ohio Kings Island Open golf tournament to be year with the Oilers and played Sept. 1&-19 at the United Press International coosidered expendable, thus nearby Jack Nicltlaus Golf KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI ) Allen was able to pick him up Center. - Free agent Melvin Wilson for a seventh-round draft pick Already committed to play was added Wednesday to the In 1977, a sixlh-round pick in are Nicltlaus, Tom Weiskopf, Kansas City Chiefs roster to 1978 and a lhird-round pick in Bruce Crampton and bolster their injury-plagued 1979• defending champion Miller secondary . Barber. All five have earned The Chiefs placed rookies • FULLERTON, Calif. (UPI ) more than $1 million on the Rudy Viney and Steve - Kick-returner Mack Brgrakos on the injured ~erron, a four-year veteran reserve list to make room 00 10 the National Football August Special the roster for Wilaon who League, was released 00 joined lhe squad as a ~ckup waivers today by the Los safety· Angeles Rams. • Herron, 28, a S-5 175· CARLISLE, Pa . (UPI) - pounder, starred as a running Wasbingtm Redskins' Coach back two seasons ago with the Ge<l'ge Allen appears to have New England Patriots, then solved bls most nagginl{ was sent to the Atanta offensive need with the Falcons bef!l'e the Rams acquisition of seven-year acquired him as a free agent 169 N. Second St. veteran guard Roo Saul from this year. . Middleport, 0. the HoUSim Oilers. Phone 992-2725 Saul, 28, was in his option KINGS Mil .IS , Ohio fU Pll Sports briefs. ~~~__.- [=.kJ KODACOLOR II For · Color Prints 126,12 c Reg. $1.60 DOUBLE KAY Dry Roasted Peanuts 7% Dehumidifier TIMEX WATCHES oz. 93~ ~DOUGLAS, 17, SON OF ALTQN and Vll'ginia Douglas, Route 1, Shade, has the pony JlW:Iing Cllllest l~ver. Mark has been taking part in the pulls for the past five years and always IS at .the Me~gs County Fair . Here, Mark groo.ms his ponies in preparation for Wednesday night's events. He follows in his father's footsteps in his love for the contest Many lairgoers are familiar with the elder Douglas' participation in pony pulls in the area. He's known as "Wimpy". Mark is a senior at Alexander High Sch9ol. · oz. REG. 95• ONLY ~ ' '!~" ! MAGICIIES ~· .. t • . -NEW YORK (UPI ) Lu ther " Ticky" Burden , former University of Utah All America, Wednesday signed with the New York Knicks of the National Basketball Association. Burden played last season with the old Virginia Squires of the ABA. Tenns of his coolract with the Knicks were not dlscloaed. REG. 13.23' ' .~ ONLY.'t5t··.·,·. .. ~. ..... l" .. . "' .... \ ' Fine Wearing Apparel From Your Tht)m Me4n St~re 'OPEII FRIDAY lll8 get that dl around" W! STRAP.IN RUST & BlACK ·~ ... . .... WI F loll al IJII_.. Mil\ IDtJ of ••u....... wtflb . 1-.ound (10101 · IOU eft,._"'-..;! '-11 ll'ld •II Mo.>!! GAEAT*- by'" byContw A. IIJIUI- if> "'-"'• MITCHIK IMGS conn1e·. __... ' In Men & Women's heritage house Budget Body Permanen1s $10.00 Kay's Beauty Salon 3·CUBES/ ·12 FWHES . ' 0 NLY 59c . ~~.~~~!:------.~~~~~.~l """"__....,_______'!"'!"'_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~.. · . . ~VE CHAMPION was won by Pam Miller's animal at the Junior Fair beef JUdging at the Meigs County Fair Wednesday. Pam's anilnal also woo rate of gain. Pam is thedaughterofMr. and Mrs . ByrooMiller, Rt. 3, POilleroy. Tablets - All SUNTAN AIDS CURLY WIGS . SHERRY INDASTED of Pomeroy was a hit with . MeigS Colmty Farr goers Wednesday as she drove Roger Spencer's "Answer Me" to vicl<l')' in two races. Spencer IS alsl of POilleroy. . . .,.;j,r_ _ _ _O~N.;.LY;.;,...;99~c--i Australia and England. Most of the 200 spectators were children. . SHORT SHAG $}2.88 scrappywhenltcametogettlngitspicture~ken,too . ' FAST PERMANENTS ONLY . ~: L~~~~.-~~~~!!~. !~!~~~Y,O. oz. ~f~~~~{.~~flf!Nture ·-.0·-M·-·-I;S-W ·-·-~·-G. -S. _. _._. l • , BRIAN WINDON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Windon • of Rt. 3 Pomeroy, woo the Grand Champion Market Hog : ·C<llllpetitloo lfllh thla big one. The pig proved to be very 1 Reg. $1.25 GOESSI.ER'S tbat avoided 1 playol with Last 3 Days Dan Jm1ar7 and Mailers dllllip Ray Floyd Wll hta •• tint toamament title Iince he . To Save On • llli1ed down the Gil) crown •• In 1174 J1111t ahead of Floyd. SUMMER Tbe Wetberllleld courae • ......, provides m*l'ii8J' rolllldl. In tbe 72-hole ~·• 24 years, the • . ..._,, .... _..average i - liD 14 lllller Jill'. / Dan . . - lui y.r'l sus c..h & Carry ••' In 1 playoff lllilllt * ...l an. wfth I tt.:'.--,-~...... ~ ,I lf.......... of "'· "~Y, JllljGr ......... ,.. the ~ prla 11M lw" Blel, 1M 'I'N9ia0, Amold Palmer. ' - ..,CourtS!." .. . Qllplr IIIII ar.n, 77c 16 Beautiful Fabrics • carefully chosen for style and easy care. (Inexpensive, too.) Kennelh McCullough: ·R. Ph. Charles Riffle, R. 1'11. · Ronald Hanning, R. I'll. . · Mon.lhru Sol. 8:00a .m. to 9 p.m. : \ I Sunday 10:30to 12:30and51o9p.m. . PRES~RIPTIONS PH.9f2.2955 ! / Friendly Service ROBITUSSIN COUGH. FORMUlA Browns before the regular end posltloo, turning out to be me of Cleveland's best draft aeaaon gets under way. selectloos in years. M<l'ln, an 11-year man Also hojling to avoid the axe from Masncbusetta, saw are linebackers John Uttle actioo during the 1975. GarlingtAm and Dave Graf, · Rookie Oscar Roan developed quickly at the tight defensive ends Jim Bailey, Earl Edwards and Joe Jones, running backs Billy Pritchett HELD OPPOSED and Henry Hynoaki and · MINNEAPOLIS '(UPI) - )l088ibly quarterback Brjan . The American Indian Sipe. Movement says it 1.s against Sipe, a three-year veteran the appoinbnent of Richard from san Diego State, was Held as asaoclate director of given a crack at the starting the FBI. role l8st year. However, Mike Vernon Bellecourt, AIM PhiJll18 emerged ooce again national field director, said as the regular quarterback Wednesday Held was in after Slpe and Will Curetoo, We're offering this watch charge of FBI operations at who was cut earlier thla year, 1wo ways. It's an excellent the Pine Ridge Indian failed to move the team. value. Precision jeweled. Reservatloo In South Dakota This year Cleveland has Classic In style. With l8st year after lwei FBI three rookies at quarterback textured gotdtone case, agents were killed. and Dave Mays proved his sweep second. full numeral. BeDecourt aald the FBI was abiUty In the Browns' 31-7 dial and unbreakable responsible of Illegal vlct.ory over Minnesota mainspring. Water and shock resistant. Bufova searches of , homes and Mmday night. Mays led the guaranteed. And very threats against persons. team to ita final touchdown, modestly priced. The 11rap capping a loog drive with a model, $29.95 LEWIS HONORED 28-yard touchdown pass. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Maya also has the With E xpanslon Banet • Television puppeteer and au- advantage of being able to Stighttr Higher. thor Shari Lewl.s w11 honored punt and placekick, making Wedneldlly with a star in the him a )l088ible sub f<l' Om "Walk of Fame." Cockroft. JEWELRY STORE Her star wu placed In the The other rookie quartersidewalk In front of a backa are Bob Bobrowski and boobbre to recOIJIIze her Craig Nagel and there has Court Sl., Pomeroy authonhlp of 14 children's been some talk of retaining booka, In addition ~ ooe of thjm +~aninestment . Sloetloll'a IIIIHirolle win .!be ... I. . . . . . lwlae, K-&ime wlnl• Bil11 I I! Reg . $1 .45 ONLY To Sew For Fall! r-~--~----------1. . . CEPACOL MOUTHWASH $35 THESE REFINISHED CHAIRS woo the decorama reserve champloo award f<r Pam ~ Mlddhport. She l.s a member of the Middleport 4-H Club of which Mrs. Jennifer Butcher 18 the adviaor. . Prices Good Through Sunday, August 22 ' \ ., • c �Fair flower show better than ever MRS. FRANK CHRISTY, MARIE'ITA, an accredited judge of tile Ohio Association of Graden Clubs, judged the over 300 entries in the Wednesday flower show at thr Youn~s . Meigs County Fair. Assillting in recording the results were the show chairmen, Suzy Carpenter and Janet Bolin. . reunited RUTLANO - The annual Young Reunion was held this year at the home here of Mr. and Mrs . Frank Young, August 15. Atblnding were: Mr. and Mrs. Fr111111 Young, Rutland; Mr. and Mn. Ralp!l Clark, Bob and Rick, New H;lven; Mr. and Mrs . .William Bucli Sr,, Rutland; Mrs. WUllam Buck Jr. and Rick , Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. William Buck III, Jason and Melissa, Cheshire; Mrs. Nancy Pope, Toni and Tracy, Middleport; Mrs. Lurene Kennedy and Clarence Edwards, Galena i Mr. and Mrs. W. D. YoWlg and Mindy, Middleport; Mrs. LaiTy Cleland, Greg and Mary, Chester; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Young, cambridge ; Mr. RESERVE BEST OF SHOW award in artistic arrangemenls went to Betty Dean, Rt. 3, and Mrs. Joe Young, Pomeroy, of the Chester Garden Club for her .free style arrangement, while Jayne Hoeflich Pomeroy; Mr, and Mr~ . received the Junior Gardener award for accumulating the most points in aU classes of ·lbe Daniel Bintz, Bedford, Ind.; junior division. · Mrs. Dorothy Young, Mid· dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young, Tlpp City. Later, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Young a 50th wedding anniversary party waa held for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young. The table was decorated in gold with a gold and white wedding cake. ~ Cake and punch were served '!!! and gifts were opened by the TIIURSDAY surprised couple. WEEKEND REVlV AL at Indep e nden t Holiness Church, Fourth and J.,incoln Sts ., Middleport. Special 1... singing . Services 7:30 nightly. Pastor O'Dell Manley. Public invited. Social Calendar Women cook out • Not everyone has the ability to grow beautiful Dowers and create exquisite arrangements, but Meigs County womeft certainly do. The Meigs County Fair Dower show staged Wed· nesday was bigger and better in mOst every way , Over 300 entries were made in the show, first to he held In the new Floral Hall on the fairgrounds. The exhibits will remain In place until 8 this evening at which time the hall will be cleared In preparaUon· for the second show to be held on Friday. Wednesday's show was judged by Mrs. Frank Christy of Marietta, an accredited judge of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Something new this year was Ute awarding of in· scribed silver trays as well as rosettes to the winners of best of show and reserve best of shoJN in the artistic a!'l'angements and the horticulture sweepstakes winner. The junior gardener award remains a rosette and a $2.50 premium. The winners in Wed· nesday's show were Mrs. Alice Thompson of Pomeroy, member of the Winding Trail Garden Club, taking both the best of show and the horUculture sweepstakes, with Mrs. Belly De1111 of Rl. 3 Pomeroy, member of the Chester Garden Club, win· ning Ute reserve best of show. Junior gardener selected on Ute basis of accumulated poinls in aU exhibils in the junior division · was Jayne Hoeflich, Pomeroy. The winners in each class listed first, second and third respectively, were as follows : ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS " To the land of the Red· man", featuring native plant mater ia ls : Bernice Car. penter, Bend 0 ' the River Garden Clul); Betty Dean, Chester. Garden Club; Margie Bishop, Rutland Friendly Gardeners. " Adventurers Came In Search of New Worlds ' ' , modern : Alice Thomp5oh. Winding Trail Garden Club, Pomeroy ; Bernice Carpenter and Ruby Diehl, Rultand Garden Club: " Pil9rim s Came tor Re li giou s Freedom ", suggestive of a small country church: Janet Bolin, Rutland Friendly Gardeners: Allc'l 7- 'lbe Ila11JSemlnei,MlckleiiOit..l'lma01, 0., Tbtnda:r,Aq. It, li'TI . II CGI1ele Reilly Net I 7? DEAR HELEN AND SUE: · 1 am a lt.year~ld ~JI! egpbm!tn. When I lfldualed fr001 high IIChool, I chided the big un!Ynlty so much that I entered buainl!lll ICbool. But my Pllftllll naged me Into college and I stuck It out for a yell'. The tllpecl me to go blck this fall. 1thought I might lind a ~~~~band at the unlwnity -In fact that was my parenll' aole p111110111in ~ me. It hul't worked out that way, MOlt people at co1Je8e 111e111 cold, IOOlflerent, and too billy for frlendlhipl. I jult don't tit ln. ~ fellows I date aren't my claalmatea. I'm also depreued becaiiM I'm so unmotivated about studying. I'd ratlier worll, and l'mgood at olftce work. But I'm afraid If I do,! won't bave a chance for a good marrlase. Would It be the end d. a potential social life for me If I quit college? (Then my folka might say, "We told you so."),YOUNG AND RESTLESS . DEARY AND R: You're attending college for a reuon that went out d. style 20 years ago! We predict your aoclal Ufe - aa well u your opinion of yourself - wiU lmpfove mlghtgy wben you find a Job thai buUds up your self-418teem. - HELEN , DEARY AND R: I'd say your parents are more than balf to blame for your non-motivation. People who talk up college only 81 an investment for a good marriage produce daughters who thln1t of themselves as second..::lass clingers. Get out In the world and earn your way! - SUE DEAR RAP: This letter Is to the whites who howl .about "reverse dlscrimin8tlon" when jobs ·go to quaUfled blacka, MexicanAmericana, etc. There's an old saying, "What goes around comes arolllld." Now they llnow how minorities fell when they were overlooked · ' for so many years. - M.S.B. , READERS ALL: , Wouldn't It be wonderful If people were TRULY hired on their qualifications alone - without regard to race, creed or quotas? That lime will come, ·but not for a while yet, unfortunately ... pol nnW we do much more to solve the ghetto problem. . Meanwhile, each group will bowl, "Unfair!" when the greatest unfairness of allis the fact that we still let color make a difference. It shouldn't - and It won't, I predict, by the end of the century. - HELEN I NOTE FROM SUE : It may ta.ke a little longer than that, Mom. But I hope not! RAP: Eric and I have a close Intimate relatlonsl)lp with no strings. He says he Isn't ready to settle down with one woman, and I go along because what else can I do? But I dreain of marriage, though I don't mention II. , · He Insists he doesn't mind If I go with other guys, but each time I do, he sulks for a week, then apologizes.! !X'"Iend I don't care when he sees other girls, but It tears me apart. How can I make him realize that- ONE PLUS ONE IS BETTER ' OPOffi: TeD Eric how you feel. Maybe he's walling to hear 111 SUE "Though Lillie Hands Were Busy. There was Always Time for Play'', Craig Bolin, Rutland , blue; Jayne Hoe11ich, Pomeroy, red, and Sue Ellen Fry. Pomeroy. white. Zinn ia, dahlia flowered specimen: Jayne Hoeflich, blue and red ; Sue Ellen Fry, white. Zinnia. cactus flowered specimen: Jayne Hoeflich. blue and red ; Cheryl Folmer, Rl. J, Pomeroy , while. Mllrlgold ·speclmen : Jayne Hoeflich, blue and red ; Sue Ellen Fry, while. Gladiolus specimen ; Jennl Sue Burke, Rt. l , Pomeroy, blue; Craig Bolin, red and while. Handcrafted Item made of natural material : Ruth Ann Fry·, Pomeroy ; Jay Car· penter, Rl. 1, Long Bottom. Craig Bolin. HORTICULTURE Rose, hybrid tea In red, pink or blends of these: Ruby Diehl. Bunny Kuhl, Chester Garden Club; Al ice Thomp· son. Rose. hybrid tea. yellow, orange or blends of these: Pat Holter. Allee Thompson, no third. Rose , tlorlbunda : Ada Holler, Chesler Garden Club; Allee Thompson, no third. Rose, grandlflora: Allee Thompson, Pal Holter, no. third . Gladiolus: Janet Bolin , Ruby Diehl, Bernice Car· penter. Zinnia, dahlia flowered : Elsie Folmer , Rt. J , Pomeroy; Mae Mora, Rose Ginther. Zinnia, cactus flowered : Ruby DiehL Allee Thompson, Sha ron Jewell. . Dahlia, decorative: Rose Ginther. Ado Holler, Allee Thomosoli. Dahlia, cactus type : Bern ice Carpe nter , Ada Holter, Allee Thom·pson. Marigold : Ruby Dieh l, Sharon Jewell. Ruth Karr, Rt. 1, Long Bottom . . Potted plant, foliage type: Suzy Car penter, Bernice Durst. Middleport Amateur Gardeners ; Berni ce Carpenler. African violets : Bunny Kuhl. Linda Edwards, Rt. 1, Long Bottom ; Mrs. Edward Burkett, Middleport Amateur Gardeners, Hang ing basket : Mrs . Edward Burkett, Alice Thompson, Bern ice Carpenter. Handcratled item : Mrs . Eva Klnq, Rt. 2, Pomeroy ; +++ Suzy Carpenter, Bernice ONE: Ca~r:-:,~;. 1 Flowers: Rose Says the more caullous older genera lion :Lat Eric think he Ginther, Alice Thompson , no amay lose you to another man - and maybe he'D teU YOU how third. he feels. - HELEN SATURDAY The Middleport Business SHADE River Lodge 453 and Professional Women's F&AM, Chester, Saturday, I Club had a wiener roast and 7:30 p.m. Work in fellowship 1 hamburger fry at the Route 33 roadside park Monday degree. All master masons invited. evening. SUNDAY Guests were Jack Robson , MCELROY REUNION Tony, Miller, Tom Walker, Sunday PorUand Park basket Stacy Vale, Christie Vale, Was Made", mass dinner 1 p,m. All relatives Ruth Ann Fry, Sue Ellen Fry, arrangements : Sharon John Warner, Belinda and friends invited. , Jewell, Star Garden Club ; RACINE AMERICAN Allee Thompson, Juanita Grimm, Edith Grimm, H. J. Lambert, Rutland Friendly Grimm, Shelly Stobart, Legion Post 602 annual picnic Gardeners. Charles Hayes, Osby Martin, Sunday, noon at Shrine Park " From the land of Plenty, Grover Salser, Jr., James in Racine. Bring covered dish the Fea•t Was Spread", Proffitt, Marjorie Proffitt, and table service, exhlbllional table picture: Janet Bolin , Mae Mora, MCKINNEY MEMORIAL Rita Matthews, Marcy TAKlNG THE BEST OF SHOW In artl8tlc Chester Garden Club, and Reunion Sunday at Flatrock, Matthews, Robin Savage, BlTangements as well as the horllcullure sweepstall~ In June Van Branken, Pomeroy W. Va ., back of Point Alice Sutherland. the Wednesday Meigs County Fair flower show was Alice Garden Club. JUNIOR DIVISION A dlacusslon waa held on · Pleasant. Basket lunch at Thompson, Pomeroy, a member of the Winding TraU Artistic arranqemenl , the baby contest to be held noon. Garden Club. She was presented rosettes and inscribed FAMILY DINNER Sunday . sUver trays. Her winning arrangement was lbe "Colonists Saturday at the Meigs CoWlty Fair by the club. Eloise at Shrine Pork in Racine for Cilrves Homes from the· Virgin Forests," featuring Wilson reported that 158 · Dale VanMeter family, weathered wood. entries have been received. friends and neighbors. Bring Those who wiU help are asked covered dish and table serMissionary," Mrs. Martha to be at the fairgrounds at 11 vice. Dinner at 1:30 p.m. ALL DAY Homecom ing Asks So Utile, and Gives So Stobert; "A Thankful Heart," Lou Beegle; "The U!gend of a.m. Sunday at Hazel Community A thank-you note was read Much," Mrs. Barbara Mrs. Helen Slack; "A Friend the Raindrops," Mrs. Phyllys Church, Long Bottom. Basket from Lucy Earwood for the Gheen; "Look on the Sunny Is a Gift of God," Mrs. Bailey and "If," Mrs. Hengift preeenled to her at the dinner. Side, " Mrs. Martha Lou Hendricks; "A Man without a dricks. Refreshments were served last meeting. Alwilda Werner Beegle; " Brighten the Corner Country", Mrs. Marjorie TUESDAY , by the hosl.ess. announced that the fall RACINE AMERICAN Where You Are," Mrs Naomi Gtimm; "David Brainard, dlatrict meeting will be held Legion Auxiliary, Post 602, at 8UJT Oak Lodge on Sept. 26 6:30 Tuesday picnic at the GENERAL with reservations to be made Racine Park~ Members to REVENIJE by Sept. 15. . SHARING take their own table service. Mrs. Janel Korn was In the event of rain the picnic welcomed back following her . will be held at the ball. long Illness. Mrs . Mary Martin and Mrs. Janet Korn presented a scrapbook to Freddie Houdashelt, past oivrii!Q !lit ~ffcxl 1ram .kllr I 1175 ltlru Ju1111 iJD. 1111~ president containing pictures J ACCOUNT NO, 3$.2-051·001 and events of Ute club during Mlu Houdashelt's term of officer. The traveling prize RACINE - The Ruth was won by Dortha Salser. Missionary Circle of the Racine Baptist Church met last Thursday at the home of ' Mrs . PhylUs Bailey with nine members present. A cookout was held Sunday The meeting opened with · at tbe home of Mr. ahd Mrs. pr,yer by Mrs . . Nondus Roger Walker, Union Ave., Hendricks and the business Pomeroy in honor of Mrs. meeting followed . Walker's birthday. Mrs. Marjorie Grimm had Refrethments were eved Ute program. The scripture to Gladys Walker, Beatrice was John lsi chapter and Holm, Mr. and Mrs. Duane special readings by members JGbneon, Nancy, Tanuny and were as follows: "The World Emily, Mr. llld Mrs. Gary Would Be ANicer Place If We Wllller, Gene Houdlshelt and Traveled at A Slower Pace.'' llhtr•t and Lona Jean But- Mrs. Emma Adams ; "He August 26 AUG.26-SEPT6 · THURSDAY, *THE OS MONDS STARRI NG * DONNIE AND MARIE World's Largest ANO Free Entertainment Al<l *JIMMY WITH Program *MUNCH FR IDAY, August 27 I< I ' * K.C. AND THE SUNSHINE BAND DAN FLEENOR'S * AUTO THR ILL SHOW SATURDAY, August 28 The over 300 tlltrietln Ute dometllc arta department at_ '""" M i """·-t .._._ ..~ e 81 ._.., J were judged Tuesday by Mr1. Susie Miller, a home economlca teacher. Ribbons and premluma wereawal'lled in Uret'Placet ineachollhi7Scla_,ofths depariment. Mn. Addalou Lewis is llentrll chairman o1 domestic arts. Winners In the dornealic art classe$, liJ!ed first, second, and third, respectively, were as follOWIJ :· CHILDA EN'S CLOTHING .Girl's dress: Piltrlcla Wolf, Rt. 3, Pomeroy ; Marilyn Spencer, Rt. 1, Long Bottom ; Anita Neutzllng, Pomeroy. Girl's Better Dress: Jean Spencer, Rt. 1,. Long Botton; Beulah Hill, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Judy Eichinger, Rt. 3, . Pomeroy. Boy's Trousers: Patricia Walt, Rosemary Keller, Rt. 3, Pomeroy 1 and Marilyn Spencer. Child's blouse or shirt: Patricia Wolf, Marilyn Spencer and Anita Neulzllng. Child's T·shlrt: Patricia • Wolf, Marliyn Spencer and Esther Mat•· Chester. Girl 's Coat or Boy's Ja ckel: Judy Eichinger, ;Marilyn Spencer, aod Rosemary Keller. Child's Nltewear : Patricia Wolf. ADULT CLOTHING One Piece Dress: Patricia Wolf, Jean Spen~er, Bernice Carpenter, Pomeroy. Two Piece Dress: Judy ' Eichinger, Bernice Car· penter. Addalou Lewis, ~ · B.e tter Dress : Patricia • Wolf, Marilyn Spencer, , Bernice carpenter , Lady's Suit; . Altona Karr, '"Long Botton Bernice Car· . r- * AUTO THR ILL SHOW . MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL· IS IN NEED OF MULCH . Prescription Drug Store •,, * PAT BOONE AND FAMILY t.lANYA TUCKER Fellowship meets PICNIC JUG ,. ,, SYRACUSE The at $12 a month to be laken • FeUowshlp of the Asbury from the group's treasury. A United Methodist Church met skating party waa planned for at the Forest Acres Park fall for all of the children of , recently for an evening of the church with Jay Ord to singing and a wiener roast. have charge of arrange, ••. Jay Ord preSided at the mentt . . . meeting during which time a . Fruit baskets were bake sale was planned for prepared for two shutins and Aug. '!/ in front of the New the next meeting was set for York Clothing House. It was 2:30 TUesday at the church. voted to collect in Syracuse Mel!lbers are to take bottle for the Jerry U!wis Telethon caps. · on Thursday, Sept. 2. Plans Attending were Mary Beth were also made to send . Slavin, Connie Patterson, support to a boy in Oklahoma Teresa Ferrell, Tonya Ash, Sonya Ash, Meg Amburger, Carol Gibbs, Tina Gibbs, Teresa Holablin, Jay Ord, BAND TO PRACTICE Randy Dudding, and t~e The Meigs High School counselors, Stephanie Ord, ~"-'! Eland bold a practice Rose Ann and Roy Jenkil)s. session Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. On , Friday baild members are . to report at tbe hjgh school BIRTHDAY NEAR · at 3 p.m. In summer RACINE - Mrs. Herman uniform to play at the lair. (Mildred) Wolfe, of here, who .,.... is bedfaat, wiU be 88 years old Friday. She likes cards. NEWMAN SUED TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) REVIVALSLATEQ Barry Newman, star of SYRACUSE - There wiU television series be a revival at the First ..' 'l''etr·oc4lllt," has been Olurch of God, Syracuse, accused in a clvU suit of beginning Aug. 23 through the causing the death of a Green 28 at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Paul Valley, Ariz., man by "negligent and reckless" drl· Voss a student at O.U. will be ihe guest speaker. Paator ving. The suit wail filed In George Oiler extends an Superior Court by Barbara invitation to the public to attend, Hoppe, widow of Herbert Hoppe, whose car was involved In an accident with the actor's auto. Pollee records showed Newman was Hostess A cited for a stop sign violation and Hoppe was treated for a wriSt injury and released. He died several weeks later of a heart attsck which Mrs. Hoppe's suit contends was · brought on by the accident. H * THE 5TH DIMENSION Nelson's t JOHNNY CASH CHAMBERS WANTED LOS ANGELES (UPI) Marilyn Chambers, sex fUm star and former model, faced arrest today for faillng to appear for trial on charges of !lancing nude to promote one of her movies. WEDNESDAY, September 1 *MAC DAVIS t LYNN ANDERSON THURSDAY. 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"Colonists Carved Homes from the Virgin F<lrests,'' featur ing weathered wood : Pat Holler, Chesler Garden Club ; Pat Thoma, Winding Trail , and Rose Ginther, Chester Garden Club. Second division of the class winners were Allee Thomoson. Janet Bolin af1d Addalou Lewis, Wlndinq Trail. "Pioneers Traveled West to the Wide Open Spaces," free style: BeHy Dean, Chesler Garden Club ; Janet Bolin, Alice Thompson. " Promise of Gold Lured Prospectors On", featuring ~ellows : Bernice Carpenter, Ruby Diehl, Sharon Bahr , Rutland Friendly Gardeners. " From Bits and Pieces the .Patchwork Cloth of America Domestic arts winners announced i·. By Helen and Sue Bottel Machlr, EIHnor Ltanard. Patricia Wolf, Evelyn flallon. Plastic Pari a Molding : C.amla : Marcia Arnold, Ruby Smith, Rt. I, ltlldDick Mlacellaneoua : Jenny Sue William-. Rl. 1, dlapDrl. Patricia Wolf, Jun Neulzllna. Patricia Wolf. Rutland and Connie Swlahtr. $pincer. CRAFtS AND HOIIIU QUILTS Mlcr.,.: Dlbr• Spenetr, Applique: Kalhy Ann Model Cer : Mill Van Tr-urers from Trlllt: Rt. 3, Pomeroy. J - Harrl$, Sue Bur*e. Rt. 3, Pomeroy ; Baker , Anita Neul!llng. Vranken, Pomeroy. Cotton Patchwork: Mary Other Model : Jun Span. Marvaret Ett• Lewla. Anges Dixon, Pomeroy and• jltnter, Jon I Murr~y, Ro11mary Keller, Martha Wolf, Mary Kay Rose. Calmer , Pomeroy, Leona cer. Mall Van Vranken, WOod Carving: George Jun Spencer. Douglaa, JHn ~cer . · Dorothy Downie. - Machlr, Frances Goealeln. George Wolf, Rt. 1, Long _Wolf. Pllmtroy. . CROCHET EmbrOidtrlld Tablecloth: Painted : Rosemary )(eller. Botton. L.ady'a Suit: Altona Karr, . Long lotto'". Bernice Ealhlr Mlys. Kathy Baker, Afghan : Cathy R'lce, Embroidered Picture : Blcentenlal: Mary Colmer, Carpentar. Jonl Murray, Middleport. Rutland, Martha Douglas, Addalou Lew11. Kathy Baker. Jor\1 Murray Pomeroy. Crachetlld Potholden: June Van Vranken Antique : Kathy Ann Baker, and Barbara Fry. Bedapread : Barbara Ruby Qithl, Addlllou Lewla. Lady'• BIOUH : Marilyn Anlt1 Neutzll~~g. Jane Harris, Needlt!>olnt Picture: Jane Murray. Embroidered : Beulah Hill, Harris, Patricia Wolf. Spencer, Jonl murr~y. Mlrthl Doualu. Vest: Connie Swisher, Freda Van Jnwagen, Rl . 1, Barbera Murrey, Pomeroy, Other Pofholders: Connie Decoupage Picture : Martha Douglas, Evelyn Middleport, · L.ady'a Knit Shirl: Marilyn Swisher, Middleport, .Jeen Rosemary Keller, Barbara SHncer, Jackie Starcher, Spencer, and Marcia Arnold. Hollon. Baby Quilt: BeulaH Hill, Murrar. Jon! Murray. For seeding new athletic facilities cape or Poncho: Marcia Mary Kay Rose and Jane Miscellaneous: Dorothy Mlneravllle, 1nd Addalou )0 Picture: Mark fkra. Arnold, Martha Douglas, Downie, Jane Harris. Harris . . Rt. J.• Pomeroy, Bernice near the school, any one having ~;t or c01 t: ROHmer/. Eleanor Leo11erd. Rt, J, Margaret Edwards. _ RUGS · carpenter. straw or hay to give away or sell Is Handkerchief : Connie Keller. Nen White. Rt. , Pomeroy. Cracho!led: Barbara Fry, Crewel Picture: Esther Swisher, Barbtra Fry, Ad· Martha Douglas. KNITTING Pomeroy, 1nd Addalou Mays, Altona Kerr and asked to call 742-3051 or contact Afghan : Pauline Wolfe, dalou Lewis. Hooked : Jane Harris, Evelyn Hollan. ~•• Jacket: Rosemarry Racine. Dolly : Ruth G. Rou.sh, Barbara Fry, Amos Leonard, school authorities. Homemade Purse: Jane Keller, Marcia Arnold, Swutw: Dorothy Downie, Letart, W. Va .; Eleanor Rt. 2, Pomeroy. Harris. Judy Eichinger, Minersville, and Marilyn Margaret Edwards. Rutland. Leonard. Rt. :!, 'Pomt!roy, Braided: Mary Kay Roie. Marcia Arnold. Spencer. , Mlscellaneoua: Patrlcle: Evelyn Hollon. Loom Woven : Leona Candle: George Wolfe, ' Lldy'a Bicentennial Gown : Addalou Lew! a, Jane Herr Ia, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Mary Kay ROle, Long BottOITI . . APRONS Kitchen: Marthe Oouglaa, Coolville; Marcia ·Arnold, Addolou Lewla. . Fancy : Dorthy Downie, Pomeroy, Evelyn Hollon. Embroidered : Addalou L.awla. Bicentennial : Addalou Lewla. Frencea Goe&leln. Pomeroy, and Anita Neut. zllng. NEEDLECRAFT Pillow cases, appllqued: Mary Kay Roae. PI low Cases. painted : Martha· Douglas, Addalou . r lewis. Pillow Cases. embroidered: Leona Machlr, Rt. J, Pomeroy, Ruby Diehl, Rf. 1, Rutland, and Bunny Kuhl, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Antique Pillow Cases: Addlllou Lewis. Crocheted Cushion : Martha Douglas, Barbara Fry, Rl. J, Pomeroy and Jane Harrl!. Needlepoint Cushion: Jon! Murray, Barbara Murray. Painted Tablecloth : .POL()RON Mlscellaneoua : Marcia Arnold, callly Rice. Beulah Hill. Rl. 3, Pomeroy. • $19.99 Nelson's Reg . $10.88 Reg. $12.99 POLY WHEELBARROW - Assorted Colors - Aluminum Frame - Folds lor storage $6.99 Nelson's: Nelson's VINYL WEB LAWN CHAIR METAL ET LOUNGE GARDEN concealed SET Nelson's $2.29 89~ •1.29 KRISPY KAN ."Crispe Crown° top ··1.99 CORNWALL 9 CUP OREOS contains blue crysl•ls ' which absorb all moiature in the container, keeping food fresher, crispy and tasty year round. A perfect gill idea. Nelson's Reg. $3.99 '9.99 Nelson's Reg . $1.49 POLY PERC sellin!l cookie. 89~ 19 oz. $499 Nelson's Reg. $9.99 Nelson's Reg. $1.15 ' J �Fair flower show better than ever MRS. FRANK CHRISTY, MARIE'ITA, an accredited judge of tile Ohio Association of Graden Clubs, judged the over 300 entries in the Wednesday flower show at thr Youn~s . Meigs County Fair. Assillting in recording the results were the show chairmen, Suzy Carpenter and Janet Bolin. . reunited RUTLANO - The annual Young Reunion was held this year at the home here of Mr. and Mrs . Frank Young, August 15. Atblnding were: Mr. and Mrs. Fr111111 Young, Rutland; Mr. and Mn. Ralp!l Clark, Bob and Rick, New H;lven; Mr. and Mrs . .William Bucli Sr,, Rutland; Mrs. WUllam Buck Jr. and Rick , Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. William Buck III, Jason and Melissa, Cheshire; Mrs. Nancy Pope, Toni and Tracy, Middleport; Mrs. Lurene Kennedy and Clarence Edwards, Galena i Mr. and Mrs. W. D. YoWlg and Mindy, Middleport; Mrs. LaiTy Cleland, Greg and Mary, Chester; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Young, cambridge ; Mr. RESERVE BEST OF SHOW award in artistic arrangemenls went to Betty Dean, Rt. 3, and Mrs. Joe Young, Pomeroy, of the Chester Garden Club for her .free style arrangement, while Jayne Hoeflich Pomeroy; Mr, and Mr~ . received the Junior Gardener award for accumulating the most points in aU classes of ·lbe Daniel Bintz, Bedford, Ind.; junior division. · Mrs. Dorothy Young, Mid· dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young, Tlpp City. Later, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Young a 50th wedding anniversary party waa held for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young. The table was decorated in gold with a gold and white wedding cake. ~ Cake and punch were served '!!! and gifts were opened by the TIIURSDAY surprised couple. WEEKEND REVlV AL at Indep e nden t Holiness Church, Fourth and J.,incoln Sts ., Middleport. Special 1... singing . Services 7:30 nightly. Pastor O'Dell Manley. Public invited. Social Calendar Women cook out • Not everyone has the ability to grow beautiful Dowers and create exquisite arrangements, but Meigs County womeft certainly do. The Meigs County Fair Dower show staged Wed· nesday was bigger and better in mOst every way , Over 300 entries were made in the show, first to he held In the new Floral Hall on the fairgrounds. The exhibits will remain In place until 8 this evening at which time the hall will be cleared In preparaUon· for the second show to be held on Friday. Wednesday's show was judged by Mrs. Frank Christy of Marietta, an accredited judge of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Something new this year was Ute awarding of in· scribed silver trays as well as rosettes to the winners of best of show and reserve best of shoJN in the artistic a!'l'angements and the horticulture sweepstakes winner. The junior gardener award remains a rosette and a $2.50 premium. The winners in Wed· nesday's show were Mrs. Alice Thompson of Pomeroy, member of the Winding Trail Garden Club, taking both the best of show and the horUculture sweepstakes, with Mrs. Belly De1111 of Rl. 3 Pomeroy, member of the Chester Garden Club, win· ning Ute reserve best of show. Junior gardener selected on Ute basis of accumulated poinls in aU exhibils in the junior division · was Jayne Hoeflich, Pomeroy. The winners in each class listed first, second and third respectively, were as follows : ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS " To the land of the Red· man", featuring native plant mater ia ls : Bernice Car. penter, Bend 0 ' the River Garden Clul); Betty Dean, Chester. Garden Club; Margie Bishop, Rutland Friendly Gardeners. " Adventurers Came In Search of New Worlds ' ' , modern : Alice Thomp5oh. Winding Trail Garden Club, Pomeroy ; Bernice Carpenter and Ruby Diehl, Rultand Garden Club: " Pil9rim s Came tor Re li giou s Freedom ", suggestive of a small country church: Janet Bolin, Rutland Friendly Gardeners: Allc'l 7- 'lbe Ila11JSemlnei,MlckleiiOit..l'lma01, 0., Tbtnda:r,Aq. It, li'TI . II CGI1ele Reilly Net I 7? DEAR HELEN AND SUE: · 1 am a lt.year~ld ~JI! egpbm!tn. When I lfldualed fr001 high IIChool, I chided the big un!Ynlty so much that I entered buainl!lll ICbool. But my Pllftllll naged me Into college and I stuck It out for a yell'. The tllpecl me to go blck this fall. 1thought I might lind a ~~~~band at the unlwnity -In fact that was my parenll' aole p111110111in ~ me. It hul't worked out that way, MOlt people at co1Je8e 111e111 cold, IOOlflerent, and too billy for frlendlhipl. I jult don't tit ln. ~ fellows I date aren't my claalmatea. I'm also depreued becaiiM I'm so unmotivated about studying. I'd ratlier worll, and l'mgood at olftce work. But I'm afraid If I do,! won't bave a chance for a good marrlase. Would It be the end d. a potential social life for me If I quit college? (Then my folka might say, "We told you so."),YOUNG AND RESTLESS . DEARY AND R: You're attending college for a reuon that went out d. style 20 years ago! We predict your aoclal Ufe - aa well u your opinion of yourself - wiU lmpfove mlghtgy wben you find a Job thai buUds up your self-418teem. - HELEN , DEARY AND R: I'd say your parents are more than balf to blame for your non-motivation. People who talk up college only 81 an investment for a good marriage produce daughters who thln1t of themselves as second..::lass clingers. Get out In the world and earn your way! - SUE DEAR RAP: This letter Is to the whites who howl .about "reverse dlscrimin8tlon" when jobs ·go to quaUfled blacka, MexicanAmericana, etc. There's an old saying, "What goes around comes arolllld." Now they llnow how minorities fell when they were overlooked · ' for so many years. - M.S.B. , READERS ALL: , Wouldn't It be wonderful If people were TRULY hired on their qualifications alone - without regard to race, creed or quotas? That lime will come, ·but not for a while yet, unfortunately ... pol nnW we do much more to solve the ghetto problem. . Meanwhile, each group will bowl, "Unfair!" when the greatest unfairness of allis the fact that we still let color make a difference. It shouldn't - and It won't, I predict, by the end of the century. - HELEN I NOTE FROM SUE : It may ta.ke a little longer than that, Mom. But I hope not! RAP: Eric and I have a close Intimate relatlonsl)lp with no strings. He says he Isn't ready to settle down with one woman, and I go along because what else can I do? But I dreain of marriage, though I don't mention II. , · He Insists he doesn't mind If I go with other guys, but each time I do, he sulks for a week, then apologizes.! !X'"Iend I don't care when he sees other girls, but It tears me apart. How can I make him realize that- ONE PLUS ONE IS BETTER ' OPOffi: TeD Eric how you feel. Maybe he's walling to hear 111 SUE "Though Lillie Hands Were Busy. There was Always Time for Play'', Craig Bolin, Rutland , blue; Jayne Hoe11ich, Pomeroy, red, and Sue Ellen Fry. Pomeroy. white. Zinn ia, dahlia flowered specimen: Jayne Hoeflich, blue and red ; Sue Ellen Fry, white. Zinnia. cactus flowered specimen: Jayne Hoeflich. blue and red ; Cheryl Folmer, Rl. J, Pomeroy , while. Mllrlgold ·speclmen : Jayne Hoeflich, blue and red ; Sue Ellen Fry, while. Gladiolus specimen ; Jennl Sue Burke, Rt. l , Pomeroy, blue; Craig Bolin, red and while. Handcrafted Item made of natural material : Ruth Ann Fry·, Pomeroy ; Jay Car· penter, Rl. 1, Long Bottom. Craig Bolin. HORTICULTURE Rose, hybrid tea In red, pink or blends of these: Ruby Diehl. Bunny Kuhl, Chester Garden Club; Al ice Thomp· son. Rose. hybrid tea. yellow, orange or blends of these: Pat Holter. Allee Thompson, no third. Rose , tlorlbunda : Ada Holler, Chesler Garden Club; Allee Thompson, no third. Rose, grandlflora: Allee Thompson, Pal Holter, no. third . Gladiolus: Janet Bolin , Ruby Diehl, Bernice Car· penter. Zinnia, dahlia flowered : Elsie Folmer , Rt. J , Pomeroy; Mae Mora, Rose Ginther. Zinnia, cactus flowered : Ruby DiehL Allee Thompson, Sha ron Jewell. . Dahlia, decorative: Rose Ginther. Ado Holler, Allee Thomosoli. Dahlia, cactus type : Bern ice Carpe nter , Ada Holter, Allee Thom·pson. Marigold : Ruby Dieh l, Sharon Jewell. Ruth Karr, Rt. 1, Long Bottom . . Potted plant, foliage type: Suzy Car penter, Bernice Durst. Middleport Amateur Gardeners ; Berni ce Carpenler. African violets : Bunny Kuhl. Linda Edwards, Rt. 1, Long Bottom ; Mrs. Edward Burkett, Middleport Amateur Gardeners, Hang ing basket : Mrs . Edward Burkett, Alice Thompson, Bern ice Carpenter. Handcratled item : Mrs . Eva Klnq, Rt. 2, Pomeroy ; +++ Suzy Carpenter, Bernice ONE: Ca~r:-:,~;. 1 Flowers: Rose Says the more caullous older genera lion :Lat Eric think he Ginther, Alice Thompson , no amay lose you to another man - and maybe he'D teU YOU how third. he feels. - HELEN SATURDAY The Middleport Business SHADE River Lodge 453 and Professional Women's F&AM, Chester, Saturday, I Club had a wiener roast and 7:30 p.m. Work in fellowship 1 hamburger fry at the Route 33 roadside park Monday degree. All master masons invited. evening. SUNDAY Guests were Jack Robson , MCELROY REUNION Tony, Miller, Tom Walker, Sunday PorUand Park basket Stacy Vale, Christie Vale, Was Made", mass dinner 1 p,m. All relatives Ruth Ann Fry, Sue Ellen Fry, arrangements : Sharon John Warner, Belinda and friends invited. , Jewell, Star Garden Club ; RACINE AMERICAN Allee Thompson, Juanita Grimm, Edith Grimm, H. J. Lambert, Rutland Friendly Grimm, Shelly Stobart, Legion Post 602 annual picnic Gardeners. Charles Hayes, Osby Martin, Sunday, noon at Shrine Park " From the land of Plenty, Grover Salser, Jr., James in Racine. Bring covered dish the Fea•t Was Spread", Proffitt, Marjorie Proffitt, and table service, exhlbllional table picture: Janet Bolin , Mae Mora, MCKINNEY MEMORIAL Rita Matthews, Marcy TAKlNG THE BEST OF SHOW In artl8tlc Chester Garden Club, and Reunion Sunday at Flatrock, Matthews, Robin Savage, BlTangements as well as the horllcullure sweepstall~ In June Van Branken, Pomeroy W. Va ., back of Point Alice Sutherland. the Wednesday Meigs County Fair flower show was Alice Garden Club. JUNIOR DIVISION A dlacusslon waa held on · Pleasant. Basket lunch at Thompson, Pomeroy, a member of the Winding TraU Artistic arranqemenl , the baby contest to be held noon. Garden Club. She was presented rosettes and inscribed FAMILY DINNER Sunday . sUver trays. Her winning arrangement was lbe "Colonists Saturday at the Meigs CoWlty Fair by the club. Eloise at Shrine Pork in Racine for Cilrves Homes from the· Virgin Forests," featuring Wilson reported that 158 · Dale VanMeter family, weathered wood. entries have been received. friends and neighbors. Bring Those who wiU help are asked covered dish and table serMissionary," Mrs. Martha to be at the fairgrounds at 11 vice. Dinner at 1:30 p.m. ALL DAY Homecom ing Asks So Utile, and Gives So Stobert; "A Thankful Heart," Lou Beegle; "The U!gend of a.m. Sunday at Hazel Community A thank-you note was read Much," Mrs. Barbara Mrs. Helen Slack; "A Friend the Raindrops," Mrs. Phyllys Church, Long Bottom. Basket from Lucy Earwood for the Gheen; "Look on the Sunny Is a Gift of God," Mrs. Bailey and "If," Mrs. Hengift preeenled to her at the dinner. Side, " Mrs. Martha Lou Hendricks; "A Man without a dricks. Refreshments were served last meeting. Alwilda Werner Beegle; " Brighten the Corner Country", Mrs. Marjorie TUESDAY , by the hosl.ess. announced that the fall RACINE AMERICAN Where You Are," Mrs Naomi Gtimm; "David Brainard, dlatrict meeting will be held Legion Auxiliary, Post 602, at 8UJT Oak Lodge on Sept. 26 6:30 Tuesday picnic at the GENERAL with reservations to be made Racine Park~ Members to REVENIJE by Sept. 15. . SHARING take their own table service. Mrs. Janel Korn was In the event of rain the picnic welcomed back following her . will be held at the ball. long Illness. Mrs . Mary Martin and Mrs. Janet Korn presented a scrapbook to Freddie Houdashelt, past oivrii!Q !lit ~ffcxl 1ram .kllr I 1175 ltlru Ju1111 iJD. 1111~ president containing pictures J ACCOUNT NO, 3$.2-051·001 and events of Ute club during Mlu Houdashelt's term of officer. The traveling prize RACINE - The Ruth was won by Dortha Salser. Missionary Circle of the Racine Baptist Church met last Thursday at the home of ' Mrs . PhylUs Bailey with nine members present. A cookout was held Sunday The meeting opened with · at tbe home of Mr. ahd Mrs. pr,yer by Mrs . . Nondus Roger Walker, Union Ave., Hendricks and the business Pomeroy in honor of Mrs. meeting followed . Walker's birthday. Mrs. Marjorie Grimm had Refrethments were eved Ute program. The scripture to Gladys Walker, Beatrice was John lsi chapter and Holm, Mr. and Mrs. Duane special readings by members JGbneon, Nancy, Tanuny and were as follows: "The World Emily, Mr. llld Mrs. Gary Would Be ANicer Place If We Wllller, Gene Houdlshelt and Traveled at A Slower Pace.'' llhtr•t and Lona Jean But- Mrs. Emma Adams ; "He August 26 AUG.26-SEPT6 · THURSDAY, *THE OS MONDS STARRI NG * DONNIE AND MARIE World's Largest ANO Free Entertainment Al<l *JIMMY WITH Program *MUNCH FR IDAY, August 27 I< I ' * K.C. AND THE SUNSHINE BAND DAN FLEENOR'S * AUTO THR ILL SHOW SATURDAY, August 28 The over 300 tlltrietln Ute dometllc arta department at_ '""" M i """·-t .._._ ..~ e 81 ._.., J were judged Tuesday by Mr1. Susie Miller, a home economlca teacher. Ribbons and premluma wereawal'lled in Uret'Placet ineachollhi7Scla_,ofths depariment. Mn. Addalou Lewis is llentrll chairman o1 domestic arts. Winners In the dornealic art classe$, liJ!ed first, second, and third, respectively, were as follOWIJ :· CHILDA EN'S CLOTHING .Girl's dress: Piltrlcla Wolf, Rt. 3, Pomeroy ; Marilyn Spencer, Rt. 1, Long Bottom ; Anita Neutzllng, Pomeroy. Girl's Better Dress: Jean Spencer, Rt. 1,. Long Botton; Beulah Hill, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Judy Eichinger, Rt. 3, . Pomeroy. Boy's Trousers: Patricia Walt, Rosemary Keller, Rt. 3, Pomeroy 1 and Marilyn Spencer. Child's blouse or shirt: Patricia Wolf, Marilyn Spencer and Anita Neulzllng. Child's T·shlrt: Patricia • Wolf, Marliyn Spencer and Esther Mat•· Chester. Girl 's Coat or Boy's Ja ckel: Judy Eichinger, ;Marilyn Spencer, aod Rosemary Keller. Child's Nltewear : Patricia Wolf. ADULT CLOTHING One Piece Dress: Patricia Wolf, Jean Spen~er, Bernice Carpenter, Pomeroy. Two Piece Dress: Judy ' Eichinger, Bernice Car· penter. Addalou Lewis, ~ · B.e tter Dress : Patricia • Wolf, Marilyn Spencer, , Bernice carpenter , Lady's Suit; . Altona Karr, '"Long Botton Bernice Car· . r- * AUTO THR ILL SHOW . MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL· IS IN NEED OF MULCH . Prescription Drug Store •,, * PAT BOONE AND FAMILY t.lANYA TUCKER Fellowship meets PICNIC JUG ,. ,, SYRACUSE The at $12 a month to be laken • FeUowshlp of the Asbury from the group's treasury. A United Methodist Church met skating party waa planned for at the Forest Acres Park fall for all of the children of , recently for an evening of the church with Jay Ord to singing and a wiener roast. have charge of arrange, ••. Jay Ord preSided at the mentt . . . meeting during which time a . Fruit baskets were bake sale was planned for prepared for two shutins and Aug. '!/ in front of the New the next meeting was set for York Clothing House. It was 2:30 TUesday at the church. voted to collect in Syracuse Mel!lbers are to take bottle for the Jerry U!wis Telethon caps. · on Thursday, Sept. 2. Plans Attending were Mary Beth were also made to send . Slavin, Connie Patterson, support to a boy in Oklahoma Teresa Ferrell, Tonya Ash, Sonya Ash, Meg Amburger, Carol Gibbs, Tina Gibbs, Teresa Holablin, Jay Ord, BAND TO PRACTICE Randy Dudding, and t~e The Meigs High School counselors, Stephanie Ord, ~"-'! Eland bold a practice Rose Ann and Roy Jenkil)s. session Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. On , Friday baild members are . to report at tbe hjgh school BIRTHDAY NEAR · at 3 p.m. In summer RACINE - Mrs. Herman uniform to play at the lair. (Mildred) Wolfe, of here, who .,.... is bedfaat, wiU be 88 years old Friday. She likes cards. NEWMAN SUED TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) REVIVALSLATEQ Barry Newman, star of SYRACUSE - There wiU television series be a revival at the First ..' 'l''etr·oc4lllt," has been Olurch of God, Syracuse, accused in a clvU suit of beginning Aug. 23 through the causing the death of a Green 28 at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Paul Valley, Ariz., man by "negligent and reckless" drl· Voss a student at O.U. will be ihe guest speaker. Paator ving. The suit wail filed In George Oiler extends an Superior Court by Barbara invitation to the public to attend, Hoppe, widow of Herbert Hoppe, whose car was involved In an accident with the actor's auto. Pollee records showed Newman was Hostess A cited for a stop sign violation and Hoppe was treated for a wriSt injury and released. He died several weeks later of a heart attsck which Mrs. Hoppe's suit contends was · brought on by the accident. H * THE 5TH DIMENSION Nelson's t JOHNNY CASH CHAMBERS WANTED LOS ANGELES (UPI) Marilyn Chambers, sex fUm star and former model, faced arrest today for faillng to appear for trial on charges of !lancing nude to promote one of her movies. WEDNESDAY, September 1 *MAC DAVIS t LYNN ANDERSON THURSDAY. 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Seplember 6 • AII·Ohio Stale fair Band • AII·Ohlo State Fair Youth Choir ~ AII· P~Iq State Fair Voulh srmphony • · Bright multi-color or · green and while webbing that stays 1 Qt . bright in any Nelson's weather. Heavy duty Reg. 55.95 aluminum frame stability. -assures Assorted colors. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - Aluminum frame. - Folds lor storage. . FOR WADING ,, AND KIDDY POOLS uoz. Packs Re-usable Nelson's Reg. $1.59 JOtiN QAYIDSON • High School Marchirig Band LAWN CHAIRS ICE PAK The Natural Way To Say VIC YANA,COOF M!JJ!c;•! Qrntci!J TUESDAY, August 3t ,_ Festival POLO RON ICE CHEST and MONDAY, August 30 t TROPIC TORCH· 'GAllON ARRANGEMENT SUNDAY, •August 29 t -. DRIED R.OWER * TELLY SAVALA$ DAN FLEENOR'S Phyllis .Bailey entertains circle cher. . * ALAN, WAYNE, MERRill, JAY ACTUAL USE REPORT Cookout .. en.foyed '" will Thompson, , Bernice Car - penter. "Colonists Carved Homes from the Virgin F<lrests,'' featur ing weathered wood : Pat Holler, Chesler Garden Club ; Pat Thoma, Winding Trail , and Rose Ginther, Chester Garden Club. Second division of the class winners were Allee Thomoson. Janet Bolin af1d Addalou Lewis, Wlndinq Trail. "Pioneers Traveled West to the Wide Open Spaces," free style: BeHy Dean, Chesler Garden Club ; Janet Bolin, Alice Thompson. " Promise of Gold Lured Prospectors On", featuring ~ellows : Bernice Carpenter, Ruby Diehl, Sharon Bahr , Rutland Friendly Gardeners. " From Bits and Pieces the .Patchwork Cloth of America Domestic arts winners announced i·. By Helen and Sue Bottel Machlr, EIHnor Ltanard. Patricia Wolf, Evelyn flallon. Plastic Pari a Molding : C.amla : Marcia Arnold, Ruby Smith, Rt. I, ltlldDick Mlacellaneoua : Jenny Sue William-. Rl. 1, dlapDrl. Patricia Wolf, Jun Neulzllna. Patricia Wolf. Rutland and Connie Swlahtr. $pincer. CRAFtS AND HOIIIU QUILTS Mlcr.,.: Dlbr• Spenetr, Applique: Kalhy Ann Model Cer : Mill Van Tr-urers from Trlllt: Rt. 3, Pomeroy. J - Harrl$, Sue Bur*e. Rt. 3, Pomeroy ; Baker , Anita Neul!llng. Vranken, Pomeroy. Cotton Patchwork: Mary Other Model : Jun Span. Marvaret Ett• Lewla. Anges Dixon, Pomeroy and• jltnter, Jon I Murr~y, Ro11mary Keller, Martha Wolf, Mary Kay Rose. Calmer , Pomeroy, Leona cer. Mall Van Vranken, WOod Carving: George Jun Spencer. Douglaa, JHn ~cer . · Dorothy Downie. - Machlr, Frances Goealeln. George Wolf, Rt. 1, Long _Wolf. Pllmtroy. . CROCHET EmbrOidtrlld Tablecloth: Painted : Rosemary )(eller. Botton. L.ady'a Suit: Altona Karr, . Long lotto'". Bernice Ealhlr Mlys. Kathy Baker, Afghan : Cathy R'lce, Embroidered Picture : Blcentenlal: Mary Colmer, Carpentar. Jonl Murray, Middleport. Rutland, Martha Douglas, Addalou Lew11. Kathy Baker. Jor\1 Murray Pomeroy. Crachetlld Potholden: June Van Vranken Antique : Kathy Ann Baker, and Barbara Fry. Bedapread : Barbara Ruby Qithl, Addlllou Lewla. Lady'• BIOUH : Marilyn Anlt1 Neutzll~~g. Jane Harris, Needlt!>olnt Picture: Jane Murray. Embroidered : Beulah Hill, Harris, Patricia Wolf. Spencer, Jonl murr~y. Mlrthl Doualu. Vest: Connie Swisher, Freda Van Jnwagen, Rl . 1, Barbera Murrey, Pomeroy, Other Pofholders: Connie Decoupage Picture : Martha Douglas, Evelyn Middleport, · L.ady'a Knit Shirl: Marilyn Swisher, Middleport, .Jeen Rosemary Keller, Barbara SHncer, Jackie Starcher, Spencer, and Marcia Arnold. Hollon. Baby Quilt: BeulaH Hill, Murrar. Jon! Murray. For seeding new athletic facilities cape or Poncho: Marcia Mary Kay Rose and Jane Miscellaneous: Dorothy Mlneravllle, 1nd Addalou )0 Picture: Mark fkra. Arnold, Martha Douglas, Downie, Jane Harris. Harris . . Rt. J.• Pomeroy, Bernice near the school, any one having ~;t or c01 t: ROHmer/. Eleanor Leo11erd. Rt, J, Margaret Edwards. _ RUGS · carpenter. straw or hay to give away or sell Is Handkerchief : Connie Keller. Nen White. Rt. , Pomeroy. Cracho!led: Barbara Fry, Crewel Picture: Esther Swisher, Barbtra Fry, Ad· Martha Douglas. KNITTING Pomeroy, 1nd Addalou Mays, Altona Kerr and asked to call 742-3051 or contact Afghan : Pauline Wolfe, dalou Lewis. Hooked : Jane Harris, Evelyn Hollan. ~•• Jacket: Rosemarry Racine. Dolly : Ruth G. Rou.sh, Barbara Fry, Amos Leonard, school authorities. Homemade Purse: Jane Keller, Marcia Arnold, Swutw: Dorothy Downie, Letart, W. Va .; Eleanor Rt. 2, Pomeroy. Harris. Judy Eichinger, Minersville, and Marilyn Margaret Edwards. Rutland. Leonard. Rt. :!, 'Pomt!roy, Braided: Mary Kay Roie. Marcia Arnold. Spencer. , Mlscellaneoua: Patrlcle: Evelyn Hollon. Loom Woven : Leona Candle: George Wolfe, ' Lldy'a Bicentennial Gown : Addalou Lew! a, Jane Herr Ia, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Mary Kay ROle, Long BottOITI . . APRONS Kitchen: Marthe Oouglaa, Coolville; Marcia ·Arnold, Addolou Lewla. . Fancy : Dorthy Downie, Pomeroy, Evelyn Hollon. Embroidered : Addalou L.awla. Bicentennial : Addalou Lewla. Frencea Goe&leln. Pomeroy, and Anita Neut. zllng. NEEDLECRAFT Pillow cases, appllqued: Mary Kay Roae. PI low Cases. painted : Martha· Douglas, Addalou . r lewis. Pillow Cases. embroidered: Leona Machlr, Rt. J, Pomeroy, Ruby Diehl, Rf. 1, Rutland, and Bunny Kuhl, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Antique Pillow Cases: Addlllou Lewis. Crocheted Cushion : Martha Douglas, Barbara Fry, Rl. J, Pomeroy and Jane Harrl!. Needlepoint Cushion: Jon! Murray, Barbara Murray. Painted Tablecloth : .POL()RON Mlscellaneoua : Marcia Arnold, callly Rice. Beulah Hill. Rl. 3, Pomeroy. • $19.99 Nelson's Reg . $10.88 Reg. $12.99 POLY WHEELBARROW - Assorted Colors - Aluminum Frame - Folds lor storage $6.99 Nelson's: Nelson's VINYL WEB LAWN CHAIR METAL ET LOUNGE GARDEN concealed SET Nelson's $2.29 89~ •1.29 KRISPY KAN ."Crispe Crown° top ··1.99 CORNWALL 9 CUP OREOS contains blue crysl•ls ' which absorb all moiature in the container, keeping food fresher, crispy and tasty year round. A perfect gill idea. Nelson's Reg. $3.99 '9.99 Nelson's Reg . $1.49 POLY PERC sellin!l cookie. 89~ 19 oz. $499 Nelson's Reg. $9.99 Nelson's Reg. $1.15 ' J �3-'lbe O.Uy Sentinel. Mlddlfport-P<merov, 0 ., Thuraday, Aug.19, 1!17& -.i?o~f!~~N AstroGraph S P ,M . Oay Publication . .. Bemlce B • 0101 F f •~- A 20 1171 or r-y, ug. • ARIES (Mereh 21 · Aprll 111 Guard agalnsUmpulslve actions tOday. They could be your down· fall . However . In areas where you're patient you'll succeed . Conctllotlons. correc tccept~d first day of puoueetlon . RIGULATIONS The Publisher reu_rvn the rlvht to edit or reitct lions •nv IdS lec;tl onal . deemed ob The publisher will not bt rupons!blt tor more than onr Inc orrec t Insertion , RATES For Wont Ad Strvlct s cenh per Word one TAURUS (April 20·Mer 201 Jumping to conclusions in com. mercia! matters could be disastrous today . Let you r common sen se prevail and ~ou'll prolll. GEMINI (M 21 J ...,. 'Y - unt If you apply yoursel1 t6d ~y you cou ld tr ansform situations of small pr o mise into something pe1 sonally advantageou s. "u, CANeER (Juno 21-Jul~ 221 When confronted bY challel')ge today you 'll find It will awaken the best in you . Think " fight " not "flight. " inur tlon . MinimUm Charge 11.00. 14 ceonts per word three consec utive Inser tions . 26 ctnts per word six c.onsecutlve In sertions . 2.5· FJer cent D isc ount on pnl d ads and adJ pa id wlfh ln 10 days CARD OF lf't ANKS OBITUARY Sl.OO for eo woro m inlmum . Each addl1 1on al word 3 cents . ILINO AOS & Additional LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 221 Even th ough you will play the major rote· in somethTng Involving a friend , ~ou ' !l look better 11you let him take the credi t for it. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Put yo ur .clever mind to work today. De\lelop new proced ur es ir1s t e~d or adhering to worn -~ut routines. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Lady · Luck may take a hand tod ay If she sees you 're putting torth yb ur be st efforts . Give it all you\1 0 got . bu t be alert lor the breaks, too. S~tor e 2Sc Charg!' per Advtrtlsement . OFFICE HOURS 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Da ll y, 8:30 a . m . to 12: 00 Noon Saturday . Ph one today 992 -2156. NOTICES ATTN. : !I P.LL HOUsEWIVES All Yard Sa ln , Rummage , Porch .!nd BaserTle'n t Por ~ h end Basement Sales , etc . must be paid In ·advance . Ge t yours In earl'( by sto pplno by our office at The Dally Sentinel. 111 Court St . or wr i ting Box 729, Pomeroy , Oh io 45769 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No•. 22) You wit h vour remittance . c an eKt r lca te yourself !rom something tha t' s been b othering you II you view the situa tion from a fresh angie. Use your smarts. DO od d jobs, roofing, pain · SAGITTARIUS (N9v. 23-0tc. WILL l ing, hauling, tree work. and 21) A profita ble opportunity may mowing. Ph one 992-74(;9. sud denly p resent itself .today . .It win be the tvpe that· calls lor a last (lecislon. IN THE · COMMONP~EAStOtiRT , CAPRICORN (Oec. 22· Jon. 111 OF MEIGS COUNTY, You 'll reach those who really OHIO me;Jn something to you by being NO. 16,017 ge nerous to day. Be a giver, nola ROSERT C. D' BR lEN , el al taker. PLAINTIFFS vs AQUARIUS (Jin. 20·Ftb. It) BUCKEYE FARM S iNC . f'.,lter a slow start yOur producDE FE NOANT PUBLIC NOTICE ti veness w ill accele rate sur Pursua nt to an order of sale prisingly. You should be able to iss ued by the Court of Com . ca tch up on many s mall. mon Pten of Meigs County . neglected chores . Ohio , I will otter for sate at public aucl ion on I he 18t h. day PISCES (Fob. 20-MI;ch 20) of Sep tember , 1976 at 10 :00 Don't wa lt lor frien ds to call you a.rn ., a t the front steps of the to do something today . Tak'e the Meigs county Courf House . ln itiati\le. Make plans that In- Ppmer oy , Oh10, the follow ing clude them . · ~Your ·. ~Birthday Aug. 20, 1171 So me unu su al. r eward ing changes are In store for you this year. Conditions w ill c hange sw1ft1y. so be ready to moYe when opportunity beckons. Tbe Alm••c Ualled PftU IDiernatlilnal Today II Thursday, Aug. 19, lhe ZS2nd day of 1976 wllh 134 lo follow. The moon is between Its last ~ and new phase. The morning stars ar.e Jupiter IIIII Satilril. The evening 111.-s are Mer· cury, Mara and Venus. Thole born oo Ibis date are . under the """ of Leo. described r eal es late : S! tuated In !he Court . of M ei gs , Stare of Ohio , Town . ship of Ol ive . For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds - ®. (;ard Of TllanU Auto Sales 2 SIGNS· 1••. An took you In his care. Dear God , plttase to~• him , And ·give him all our lo ... e. SadlY mls1~ : by 8etty lou, Pooch and Jim , Clara Belle and and NOW accepting plano 1tudents , beginneu , t,-.termediote, od · vonced student, , Coil 992- · 2270. AUCTIO,., this. week on Soturdoy njght at 7 p.m . or the Auction House. Ho!'ton St ., MoS9"1 , W . Vo. New and used merch~ndise Qnd furniture . W1Ll CARE for elderly ~omef'\ in my ~Omit . P~ontt 91n-73t.c. Ocean. In 1116, the 1JfJI'II Oood lo III the NCirthellllern lllalel kUled :100 persons and deltroyed or daJntl«ed 20,000 hom•. In IIID, U2 '11JY11lane pilot FnnciJ Gary Powers was CCIIlvletedln a Mo100w court and lltlllenced to 10 yem In pilon. He - released 18 lllllltblllater llld schanged •I for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel. In lf74, flodaer Dllvtea, •• U.S. amhmclor to Cyprus, • - llbot to deaib dll'lng : '" demoutratlona of Greet Cypiota It hi& embaaay In Nlcolla .. .' A thoulht r... lhe day : : Amerlean , Bernard •~ statesman Barucll has said, never : fortotten-tlnd wUI never forg~e nobler thingB lbat • lntllht her Into being and "Amlli'lca lllat light bet patll .... " -- ~· fur ther Information, colt (614) 245-9m or P.O. Bo• 91. Bidwell, Ohio, 45614. r----------, NOTICE OF A,~OIHTMIHT Cut N0.21128 lltejo If Iori ••ward Romlnt Deceased. ·Hallet II ~orlby given thai Ell I May flomlne Of Routt No. 3, Pomeroy, Melva Counfy, Ohio. h•• bllfl duly epr,olntiCI Executrix or tho Ea ett of lert Edwerd Rom Ino ftcttMCf, late of ,.omeroy, R.D. No. 3, Mtltll County. OhiO. Croelllon oro requlriCI to lhllr cl1lms with .. ld f ducl1ry within Thrtt '!'• months . Doted this tth dey of Auvuat 1976. Mennlnv o . Wtbafer Judgt Ill 12, "· 2~-:Jtc ~~ ,6, Nice ~o ndition . Coll992·28.t9. 5380. lfeliJrantH-:~_,_/' .c OPPORiu'N~TY· · A • GREAT Unlimit•d •ornings . Otomonstrote To.,.s and Gifts o few ev.-ninQs o we-ek . NO e x· ~ience . 'NO paperwork . NO ' G·cisoli ne olowonce. Earn FREE Sample Kit. Call 712-'JJn . Wr ite TOY LY ! Work ot home. no experie-nce necessary - excellent pov. Write Am•rican Service. 6950 Wayzoto Bl vd . . 196b Dodge one·holf ton pic kup , standard in good running con. dition . ~one 985.3576. Barr . PARCEL 5: In Secllon 16. GOOD used portable typewriter. Pbono 985·3576. Town Ill , Range 11 of the Ohio Com p,any 's Purchase , 80 acres • or 5 d,·ow.,- metal file cabinet . bei ng the ent half of the Phone992·7261 . mites , sissy bor , crash bars , Johnstown, Pa. )59CU. Charles R. Hotris , Portland, Ohio . Phone8rl3-2693 . pull bock hondle bors, n&w' tire and seals, Scrambler side piper, $650. Coll 9•9·2ol80. TOV L""IES PARTY PLAN. WINTER pototo.s ond pooches. ---1973 HONDA 350<1 cyl ., like new , -·· 2800 mles , extras . $800 firm . Must sell . P,hone949·2181 . LOCALLY owntd beauty s~o for sok! or lease or will sell equipment consisting of two !fo'OSh TRAil FULL OR PART TilE You don' t have to quit your prtsent job to trMn to driw a tractot·ttaUer. In only 7 to 8 weekends PART TIME training ..,,_ jSaturdl'fS & Sundays} a qual- ified driver un bt urning ptr. year and up. (3 wtfi:s in • FULL TIME resident training pfogram). REVCO Tr~ctor Trailer Training, Inc. will train you on modern, 'proftulonll equipment, and pl~eement ISSistance fs MiailW!t upon ,r.:lduttion, 422-4080 PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Fill' Reilt ONE 36-17. S27 .SOO.OO. . RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. ROBERT C. HARTEN BACH , YARD S.ole, Aug: ·19: 20 and :21 , Convenient to shopping' on Sheriff of Melos County, Ohio Third and Mill Strt~'J .1ft Midstarting ot 9 a.m.. stove , (8) 12. ''· 26 : (9) 2. 9 dlepOrt, lrond newj'l1~jjh qualirefrigerator, Iron and toaster, ty aportmentM"'" S•~ · the tires, girl's clothing, lamp1 , •maoogor ol Apl . 16. or coli NOTICE OF rugs , bkycle, toys and misc. APPOINTMENT 992·7721. 778 Oliv!r ~tr~t: ~iddl~flOrt . CliO No. 219G3 AV .4.iLiliLE ot Rivor; id; AportEstalt ol CHARLES c . yARD SALE-ocrott from post of· mentt. I bedroom apartLt!WIS, Dt<tl1td. flee In Syrocu1e, Fridoy only, monls, $100 per m~lh ; 2 Notlcr Is htrtby given that 10 a.m . til ? Baby furniture , Margaret Ella Ltwfs of R. I, Mdroom oportmenlt. 1133 per clothes, oil sizes, fl•xer •"cer· lox 161. Mllldloport. Ohio, has month. One prke for all, Phone ciser , TV troy1 , furnllur• . new boon dulr, oppolnttd "d · 992·3273. mlnltfr1tr I C of the Estate of . TuPf*wQre. yellow 1howet curtain 1et and rugs , etc, Judy 3 room furr;tllhed apartment, '"•rtes c. Lewis, deceased, lift of Meigs County, Ohio . Williams and Kathy Fr.,. utililies furnishN. Coli 992· Creditors tn tequlred to 3t29. lilt their clolml with sa·ld fiduciary wltnln Tnrtt TRAILER lot for rtnt, Nice yard monftta . and QOtdon spoco. Coil 949Detod thiS 9tn dey of Auvust 2525, 9o.m. lo6p.m. PLEASURE harsos and ponlos . 1976. Alio, will do training. ptlon• 5 R~S. 1662 lincoln Hgts . M~nnlng D. Websltr (614 )698-3:190, Ruth RH~ts . Judoe Phone (3041768· ~1 , 111 ll, tf, 16-3tc ( -- arid combout stations and • dryers. Equipment is onlY two yean old . W:rlte &ox 729-B, "· T~e Doily Sentinel , Pomeroy, Ohio•5769. ' SEt,MER Sl9net ab clorinel, 3 yr s. old, in very good condition . Phone 985 ·3576. oAK cattle racks for 67-70 Ford fruck ; antique piano; 1972 Vega: Phebe Roberti , Racine, Ohio . Coli 949·2626 or 247· .2641. piGs IDf sole. Phone 742-2455 or 742-2673. 9;~~:12 new tent.- ,;.~er been used, "I"P' 5 odults. $50. Piano, SSO, in good condition. Phone 992· 7378. A GOOD Jersey milk cow with . heifer coif. See Chorles Gordner, Rt: l , Middleport on le~cti~@..~!e~ Road . CA68AGE , tomatoes, ond •weet cor,n, squash. Phone 8.43·2.495 . FREEZER SM.£ 1-Good uNCI 30 cu . It. frMzer Onlr St5o 1- New 5,qoo BTl! Air Condlt""'er. Reo. n5o.n SPECIAL 1175.00 t-Good uNCI 12 cu. it freozer. OniY$125 - Pomeroy Landmn II Jack W. ClrHy, M(lr. . ""'""'9t2-2tll . SNAPPER CLEARANCE SALE 20 Pet. dlsc:o,.,l on 111 mowers in slock. 2-5 H P ridors 26" cut 1-1 H·p rldor 30" cui 2-21" ull propollod mowers 2-11" push mowers 3f Pet. dlscovnt on Sn1pper tillers 1-5 HP cfllln drive tllltn 1-1 HP dutln drive tlllora Noble Summit Rd., Middleport PHONE m .sm 7-21 ·1 mo . WIN AT BRIDGE A little luck never hurts NORTH 19 •Q JS Wlnahlold R1placemtnl FrH Esllmattl loclr Work Expert Pllntlng Insurance Work W.lcoint SI.RI. 7 Coolville, Ohio Ul-3127 7·21· 1 mo. WEST on • Q7 s fb:!RS 1 SA;IJT '5l.i\VIIb OJBR lt\AT MUJ,, NJ) AU. !.OJ 00 IS SiT 'THE~ f.W fAT IT! • 92 t A Q 10 7 2 EAST 632 'IIAJI083 t85 6 A 10 4 • 87 6 3 SOUTH aAJ I0 84 •K H loli!'ll bearl. . "Magnificent," cried lhe student while the Profeuor hummed a few ban of "With a UtUe Bit of Luck " t6 3 • K92 You c•n sove hundnds evlfl lhousencls of doll•rs with 1luminum or vinyl siding. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY - Atriat - Industrial Construction Protrtt~ - com•tett School Servlctt Undertrtdutte & FREE ESnMATES! CONTACT Elemtntary School Peckett Plcfuros seniors& Yttrbook GLEN .R. BISSElL -Wtddint•--- AT949·2801 OR 949·2860 PLEASE NO SUNDAY CALLS 8·9-76 I month I Neither vulnerable 6 P<t~~ rAt' 1 c~ f.shlons, For sot!. mattross1s, padding. ld.eal for campers. Variety of sizes. · \lolvets, nylon · prlnfs, herculons. vinyl solids; and Ieney prints. accessories. KEN GROVER DIRECT FABRIC SALES 321 Main Street Pftototrapny 115-415$ Chosler, Ohio Pl. Pleuanf Ph.675-3441 9:30-5:00 Dilly tiiii:OOO Frideys 8- 18·1 mo. Aluminum Siding, ·Roofing, Gutters, iN DASH 23 c~onnei C8, am·fm . mpK radio , 3 tr~~<k stereo: Coli , ___ 992·3965. .._ --· -··- - ·GRAVELY trpctor , 7.6h .p. ·2speed transm issio n , recently overhauled , with mower and sulky: $300. Phone 992-7205. Evenings . 1976 draft·~;~ ~ly b;~ ed three months. All hook . beet ups , mug5 and pitchers indud. ed . Coli '19:2·2050. '• ----·----- - !- full size metal bed and spr· ings; 3 twin metal beds with springs , 1- twin maple bed HOMESITES for sole, 1 ~re ond up . Middleport, near Rutland : - Collm-7481. 3 ----~ NEW bedroom house, 2 baths, all elec., 1 acre, Middleport, close to Rutland . Phone 9927481. SMALl form for sole, 10% down , owner financed . Monroe Coun · ty. W. Vo. Phone (304) 772· 3102 ar (304) 772 -3227. coUNTRY forinland with seclud · ed woods, water ond good ac cess in Monr~ one Painting and Repair Thf! Complete· Remodeling Service For Your Home Al. TROMM CONSt Rulland 742.1321 All Work Guarentted Froe Estimales ~2~2 I DUNNO WHAT m• . ~I.M'6td' KINO OF tl&AL. 'IOU'VE GOT UP ..OUR SLEEVE , by THOMAS JOSEPH CHRIS .... CoUnty, W. Vo . $1.000 down, call (:!04) 772· 3102 ar (304) 772-3227. BRADFORD, Auctioneer, Com3 bedroom house fat sale at 520 pleJe Service. Phone 949-2487 Sycamore St,, Middleport, gOod or 949-2000 ..Aocine , Ohio, Crill buy for $8,()()0. Phone 992-3578, Bradford. 2666. . or992·7667 . ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR i8 ~.;.~; ;.ith 4-5~h-.p~, HOUSE for sale, 391 South Second Swe,epers, toasters, irons. 011 Chrysler engine, trailer and ski Ave ., Middleport. Phone- V92· small appliances . lawn mower , occessories, good condition, 2265 . next to State Highway Garage $900.00. Phone 1·:J0.4-675·2415. on Route 7." Phone (6' 4) 985- . ·-·--GOoD CATILE FARM FOR S"LE 3825. . BY OWNER . 71 acres M&L Jackson Co. Fenced , modern 5 REMODELING.' Plumbing. heating room house, new ly ond oil types of geileral repair. redecorated, co~;npletely Work gua~onteed 20 years eJCWILL 00 bab'lsitting weekdays carpeted. 55 acres good perience . Phone 992-2409 . ond some evenings. Phone posture , IS ocres wooded 9•9·2322.· virgin timber, developed spr - o&o TREE Trimming, 20 years eK~ . per i ence . In sured fre• ings, good born , and other estimates . Cull · 992-238.4 o( r buildings, high country, rolling (614)698-7257 Albany. hills, e~~:cellent view. Appoint. ment only. Phone {614) :J8.4. SEWING MACHINE Repairs, serf ~ room hou,.e for sale at 126 2591 after 5 .p.m. Price vice, all makes . 992 · 228~ . The laurel Sr .. . Pomeroy. Phone $50,000 . Fabric Shop , Poflltlroy. 992 - 57~1 . Authorized Singer Sales ar1d 1.-15 acres of 1,-~~;;;L~ding 2. nEtW 3 bedroom home• for sale _y.!rvice .. We sharpen SdssOrs. ~~ Creek · Road wit~ water tOp . on acre tracts, one ·with baseCall'1'12-5352 or '19:2·24'16. EXCAVATING , do:r.er, loader and ment , one witho~t . Call ~backhoe work ; dump trucks 3454 or (614) 446·9568 , Lee HousE for sole, 3 bedrOoms, ~~~ and lo-boys for hire; will haul Construction. electric. Family , room fully fill dirt , to soil, lim&stone and carpeted with wood·burning 2 bedroom , large modern kllgrovel. Call Bob or Roger Jef~ fireplace , large lot with storage chen, forced air furnace , lin· fers, day phone m ·7089'f building and garden space. coin His . Phone 992-5737. night phone 992 ·3525 or m~ Rustle Hills, Syracuse. Phone • 5232. 8RO~;;; ho,;;, "2.;fhs~ lots-;;n '192-71136. 12 Park St .. Middlopotl . Phane EXCAVATING, doze r, backhoe m -317• . and dltcher . Charles R. Hot· ' field , Bock Hoe Servic e TUPPPERS Ploln•·Eostern area , 2 Rutland , Ohio. Phone 742-2008.' year old bi ·le'vel 3 or 4 GRt:G -.5C -B SALES,--;' lo.;.: cac:le-"dT·o:.:I:.:E:.:r· bedroom . 2 baths: located at VIrgil B. Sr., Realtor . Rlggt Manor , on 1'/, wooded . no Mechanic Pvmeroy,o.: . wln 't GUlf Servic.. Mid.· acre~. Phone 985·42-4S. dleport , O..io . Ph Qne 9'92· Phon.o 9t2·3:11' 2438. • F~RMt;·;~l;,-;-;';'.i,~J~ck~~ RUTLAND - Nice otaer 9. - ~~ County, We1t Virginia, priced room home, 2 baths, 3 Brs., SEPTIC s·y,tems installed. by. on inspe<tion, Harrison .Smith, . llcens.d Installer. Shepard or more with· cloHIS, full Racine, Ohio 45771 . Phone Confroctors . Phone 742·2.409 1 basemen!, large front 9.49·21 54. sEPTKTANK'scl;;;;;ed.- Modern Porch , 2 car garage with 2 Sonitatlon, 992 ·39$4 cr 992· rooms . Big corn•r lot . 2428. $00,000. will do roofing, construct ion. 44 ACRES - On AI. loll . plumbing .and heating. No iob too large or too small. Phone Mobile home 12x60 with 2 7~22348 . Brs., drilled well, wood~ 8o some bolfom land. CARPEI>ITER. flooring, ceiling, ponellng. Phone 9'12-2759. "EMLOCK GROVE - 3 ExcAvATII>IG. 81\CKHoes AI>ID PONIERC)Y, 0 . bedrooms, nice- modern DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL , beth, larga modern kitchen WE HAVE 2 NEW 3 SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW with dining, full .basemenl, · BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. SILL bedroom homes just being PULLINS , PHONE 992·2478 D"V Md large lot. $20,000 . completed . Both have ORNIGHT. · . ' garages with work aree. NEAR RUTLAND- New 3 betha. ulllltr R., carpeted. iiUiioiNG. re.;;odellng, and bedroom home, afeps aver repairs~ Quality work, efficient About t acre of ground. serYice. Jesse Rodman, phone klfchen, lerge living, full $22,900.00. 992-5980. baHmenl. St. doors, & · CARRY OUT - Has been windows . Car port with "'abllahed In the same DONN" AND &ILL'S USED FUR · uflllly. 2 a ern . $31,000. NITURE STORE. ROD'S T.V.· locallon for many yeers. SHOP . WEST COLUMBIA, W. Doing an excellent VA. OPEN 10 ....M. TILL 5 P.M . MIDDLEPORT - $16,500. business. Priced right. WE DAILV. A good 4 bedroom home. HAVE 3 OTHER Ph betha. large dining and BUSINESSES FOR SALE OOZI'R work and welding. Con· fact James Parsons , Rt. 1. living, gu hot water heal. - CALL If Interested . Rac:in•. on C!arm•l Rood . Nice woodwork. A NEAT PLACE- 5 yrs. old, 3 bedrooms. bath. dineINTERIOR and· exterior pointing In kitchen, uti llty R., NEW LISTING - 10 roam and roof pOintin'g by hour or contract , excellent reference• . apartment house, 2 carport, · air cond .. Phone '192-6014. aeparafe apartments. - All carPdted, ' 'h aero with ulllltlts with natural gas metal storage building. heat. Lot 121x400. Want $16.800 .00. ' only 112,000. ' ORAC IOUS 2 story older home. Formal dining R., • NEW LISTING - Nice BRm., bath, nic. kitchen, spill level 3 BR home. nal. carpeting. penellng. 2 car oak vern lshed floors, MOBILE hGiftl lot sola or ronl, < garage. Some lrull trm. equipped ktlchen -slovo. bedroom•. al utllititl paid. .1/9 acre. 518.100.00. rtf. and liar, din. area, Phone ,992-nsl. base, family rm ., 2 OTHER LISTINGS NOT 1V7s Skyli~t 12xS2 2 bodroom porches, garage alld II NOTED IN THIS AD total ee.ctrlc, total wrap fcMim. acres. $11,500.00. CALL FOR Cor, All new furniture like INFORMATION . SEEING IS BELIEVING. new condition. Con be .~rl ot HENRY E. CLELAND A BARGAIN IS Kln11bt,lrr Homo Soloo, t 100 E. . IROKER AWAITING' YOU. CALL 51., Pomoroy, Oljio. 992 "2-225tor 912·2561' 992·332S. ACROSS with springs; 1- studio couch: I -platform rocker; 1-double metal cabinet; I divider; Aline Wea ... er, Racine, phone 9.e9· · S Setting for 'lhams" 10 She (Fr.) 11 Sue Lyon · · film role 13 Italian river u Reed or Hardy ----- -~ 15 Religious ~I ' - ~~ ·1t·.- -· ··~-- Yellerday'1 ADiwtr Sympathy" 11 Actor, 21 Glandular 5 More Jack...gans I Rental . 16 Dimff sign 7 Boxing Rolnney 17 Work unit 18 Member of a large family %8 Yoko 'IV's great 8 SWTender (3 wds.) t Perpetual lZ Jargon 18 Vegetable fuel 2Z Unspoiled Z3 Italian city U Reporter's asset, %8 Builder ligur~Uvely 25 Lawman's symbol wllh stone . Z9 Unearthly 38 Slag 35Soul (Fr. ) 311 Neighbor rl Ga. Norman lnsed Bridge tenn . - ------- dwellers DOWN 1 Monster · %I..ess ret"ent 3 "Down by lhe -" (3 wds.) 4 "-and ~~~y (abbr.) -- TEAFORD 39 Auguries 4t Tree I Italy's shape rr.- ~-~ FRIDAY, AUGUST20.1f76 6:0C1-Summer Samester 10. · 6: 15-Ferm Report 13. 6:20-Biue Ridge QUartet 13. 6:»--Columbus Today 4; News 6; Summer Semester 8; Minion 10. · 6:ol$r-Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-<iood Morning, WHI lllrAinla 13. 6:5S---Good Morning, Trl Slafe 13. 7:011-Todly 3,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13: CBS News I; Chuck White Reporls 10. 7:os-Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:»-Schoolles 10. 8:0Cl-Jeft's Collie 6; Cap! •.Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame Sl. 33. 8:»-Big Valley 6. 9:0C1-A.M. 3; Phil DonahtM 4,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13; Mlsler Rogers 33. 9:30--<:ross-WIIs 3; One Lite lo Live 6; Tallletales 8; Mille Oouglaa 13; \IIIIa Alegre 33. 10:00---Sanford & San 3,4, 15; ; Price Is Right 8, 10; Kiln Kralls 33. 10 :15---General Hospital 6. 10 :30--<:elebrlly Sweepalakes 3.4.15; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 11 :0C1-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Wttkday 4; _Edge of Nigh! 6; GambitS, 10; Farmer'• Daughter 13; Elec. Co. 33. 11 :»-Hollywood Squarett 3,•, 15; Happy Days 6, 13; · Love of Life 8,10; Biography 33. 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Ms. Flxlt 10. 12 ~~Fun Fadory 3, 15; Hot Seat 13; Bob Braun 4: News 6;1,10; Sesame St. 33. 12 :»---Gang Show 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search lor Timtorrow 8,10. 12 :55-NBC News 3, 15. 1:110-News 3; Rytn'a Hope 6.13: Phllf Donahue B; Young & the Resfless 10; Not For Women Only 15; Elec. 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News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Carrascolendrl• :1.1. 7:QO:!--Truh or Cons. 3; To Tell, the Truth •: Bol'lllr\jl lor Dollars 6; Space : 1999 8; News 10: Dan Adams Screen Test 13; Family Atlalr lS; Woman 20; Black· Perspecllve an the News 33. 7:30-;-Porter Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt 4; Ohio Slate Lotttry6; $2S,OOO Pyramid 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Wild Kingdom 15; Robert MacNeil Report 20,33. &:GO-Sanford 8. San 3.4.1S; NFL Football 6,13; Pilot "Stranded" B, 10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. o-- played low. The DeJt lead was a diamond. West played low and dummy's jack won the trick . He calhed dummy's king of spades and led a spade 1o his ace, alter wllicll it was a simple matter to lead a secotld diamond toward dummy. Tbjs setup dummy's king for an eventual discard of his 6 K96 •Q &4 • KJ94 Auto Sales 11$.415$ h . t .. . Serial N o. '<~52571 Y182285. The sale will be held ol The Formers lank and Savings Company, 211 West Second StrHt, Pomeroy, O~io at 10:00 A.M. on lht 23rd day of August , 1976. Tht- undersigned res•r.,ed the right lo bid. The formers Bonk and So'l'ings Company , Pomeroy., Ohio. pe-rience. No invesfmenf, No paperwork, No GIMMICKS. Gololine allowance. Earn FREE Sample kit. Call7.42·23n. Write D.Bumprcnr ~ Oletlor. Olllo , 7· 1•·1 mo. dr. f!lf J~e--F~~~,.:~:l'~,~~ nor thwest quarter of Sltid CALL NOW! section , with a l ine running north anl;f south through said quarter section, that will make 20 acres ot land , con . ta lnlng 100 acres more or less . IF YOU have a service to offer, 7.~ : ,; ,'c ·= ' ·- . :=: Also 2 •cres more or less off want to buy or ••II 1omething, _.:· .· - --~,;::. --;:; the sout~eest corner of an 80 oe looking for work .. . or acre lot of land , known as t he FURNISHED. 2 ~rm . apartment, whatever . . . you 'll get results Flanders farm , now owned by Q(iults only , In Middleport; faster wit~ a Sentinel Wont Ad . L . R . Barr , except two 20 acre . Pho,ne 992 - 387~ . Call9'12-2156. lots sold lo Joseph Tribbett and M . P. Hodge off the north 3 AND 4 RM. furnished ond unend or said tract, and five 3 FamilY Yard Sale Thur1doy. furnis~ed ·opts . Phone' m Friday ond Satu"rday, August •cres . more or less , out of the 19th, 20th. 21st from 9 till 5 ·.54~:~.-southwest corner of said tract p.m. on Rt. 33 next to Enter· COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork . Rt. sold to Emmn M . Barton . Said tra c 1 of land containing Stl12 prise United Mef~od ist Chur · ~. ten miles nort~ c;~f Pomeroy. acres. more or leu . ch , 3 piece bedroom suite , large lots with concrete potio1 , PARCEL. : Being in Range 1idewolks, runners ond off clothing, ?"d~!nd ~ ~ . 16, Town ~ . Section 61 , Lot 6AO s!!_!!t .P.!~~ing . P~n• 992-7479. N .W . pa,tot N .E . '~ ex,ept 31 3 FamilY Yard Sole, T~ursday and acres N .W . conta_in i ng 37 Friday In Brodburr ot the 3 ROom furni1hed houM with , acres, tormtrly owned by Hoover residence . Clo•• to both . Adults only. Phone 992Minn le M. Devore. . rqdio station. 5535. Terms or sale : Cash for not . --·-· tess than two . thlrds of the FOUR Foflllly Yard Solo. Weds .b.droom apartments at appraised value, and subiect Fridov . 9 a.m. till "' p.m. Loc:o· VILLAGE MANOR in Middlepo't to the lien for real estate taxes ticm behind Presbyterk»n Chur for $1().4 monthty plus elec. or for 1976. · ch in Middleport. Phone 992· $130 including olectric. LOWER Property ,appraised for ( ,_ Suite 132. Minneapolis . MN Canier Wanted porll , or compiH households. Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, C?~io . ~ott 9f2.ni:JJ. l'lttt-2174 PhOiotraphy THe unc;lersigned will sell a t public sole for cos h the fgllow · ing motor vehicles to be taken frorn Charles Solit'r , 118 Howord Street , New 'Hoven , West Virginia: 1971 Buick - 2 55<126. DO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN EXPERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOV PRTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR MAN...GERS JN VOUR "REA. LOCUST . POSTS. round or split . .For Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 9•9-2774. RKRUITING IS EASV BK...USE Area OEMS HAVE NO CASH INEST- cOAL , limestone, ond calci um MENT . NO COLLKTING OR chloride and calc ium brine for Carriers wtn va luablt DELIVERING: CALL COLLKT TO dust control and special mixing prires and tarn extra CAROL DAY S18·o18'1-8395 OR salt for farmers . Main Street , spending money. WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR· Pomer oy. Ohio or phone 992 · TIES. 20 R"ILROAD "VE., Phone The 3891. ALBANY , N.Y_12205. Daily Sentinel CANNING peaches now reody DEMONSTRATORS ANO Atm-2156 thru Augu st. Several Ytnielies MANAGER needed fa work by the bushel , Vt bushel 'or Or Slop tn AI with tht oldest Toy & Gift Shop peock . PleoR bring own con· 111 Court Sh-eet Party Pion in the country . toiner , 2 convenient lcxotions : Pvmeror.O. H}g~esl commissions • No In· Midway Markel. Pomeroy , vestment. Coli or wri~e todoy. 992·2582; Bob's Mar'ket. Mason, SANTA's Portitts, Avon, Conn . 773·S721. 06001. Phont I (203) 673-3155. CANNING tomatoes and sweep ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. peppers . ()&land Form s. HEifER found on Now lima Rood , A owner must identify and pay . GREAT OPPO~TUNIT'f ! ~roldif!e Clelond. Racine , forod . Phromt742·212S. Unlimihd eo'r n i ngs , Ohio. demonstrate lays ond gifts ·o LOST: St. lernard Dog lost in long lew evenjngs a week . No ex - 1'171 HOND" CL-~50. 12.000 -- • 1975 Scout tl, 15,000 miles . Ex · KEN GROVER ' Call 'm·570'1. celltnt s.hota. Phone '0.5·3341 between ~ 5 : 30p . n:t . 1967 Chevy, one-holt too pickup; new po:int job. no r~,~st , runs 197 1 Monte"go, good condilon. air good. Phone 742·3081 . c ~ndit io n in g , p .1. , low mtleage , $1350. Phone Glenn )~b8 BUICK Wtldc.at, automatic , Bissell . 949·2801 . power steering, phone 992· LADIES P,O.RTY PLAN . Johnstown. Po . 15904. every doy near Gallipolis : For AOQRESSERS wonted IMMEDIATE- Town 4, Range 11 described as fo llows : Beginning at the CASH pOid tor ott makes and models of mobile homes . southeut corner of the Phone area code bi4-423·9S31 . F la nders farm ; thence east 11 rods : then ce north 51 rods ; thence west 15 rods ; thence $SCos~SS for junked auto. Frye's Truck Auto Ports. Rutland . · south 51 rods to the place of Phone 742-2081. • beginn ing , containing 3 acres , more ·or less . TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest ProAlso 2 acres more or less off ducfl , Top price for 1tonding the southeast corner of 80 acre 5awfimber. Call Kent Honbv , tract at land known as the 1·446-8570. Flanders farm , now owned by L. new tlr•• · low mileage. ex · cellent. undition. Best offer. sKY DIVING. GrH!lo County Sport Parachute Ce-nter, open OLD furniture, Ice bo~~:e1 , brois EXCEPTING one -half of the beds, wall tet..,hones and PARCEL 4: Section 16, 1%8 Ch&Vy Belair 307 Aulomotic. GIMMICKS! T Devore . m ineral r ights in said land which Is r eserved fo Charles T . Devore . ~f~ cy~~ulo~~:k ~ SMITH NILSON MOTORS, INC. Movles 33. 10:011-100 Club lcl S; Ntwt 20; SoundltiOI 22. IO :»--Canlw!'tnc:e on""' u.s. c-IIMion 20. 11 :00 Ntwt3A-',I 3,15; ABC Ntwt33. 11 :»-Jolwlr Carlan 3A,15; Mannix 6,1 3; Janak! 33. 12:011-Newo • . In 12 :30 !Aovle " Mafll" I ; Movlt "Diamont!J Are Brittle" 10. 12 : ~1clan 6.13 . I :00---Tomorrow 3,A . I : 511-News 13. CAPI'AIN EASY · .... Box 21·A Rutland, Ohki 45775 Pll. (ft4,.742·2409 w. Dollvll' 7·28·• mas. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY -AII'Iel-tndUtltlal Canstrvd.............. - Complttt kllool Service Undorgraduelo & · Elemenl•ry Schoo( Pack.,. Plcluret Seniors & YNrbook - Weddings- ·..:~ Aileve •nd llolew II'OUnd pool klfs fer the df.tt. yvwttH man. All poe I IUPPII'* avelltb It, Southeasttm Ohio Trill$ Rafter Co. this Aulo$ales POOLS ANY PITCH ANY SIZE f:OCl-Repubilcan Converrtlon ,,13: Men Who Ma~• -"'- 7:0C1-Biue Ridge Ollartet lei S; RtpUbllcen Can· venflon 3,4,15: -ling lor Dot lara 6; Lawrence Welk 1: Wild Kingdom 10: Lel'a Makt 1 Deal 13; Inner Tennla 20: Family et War 33. 7:»--Changed LIVII (c) 5; Candid Camll'a 61 Movie "The Prime of Mill Jean Brodie" 9; Republtcen Canverrllan 10; Roberl MacNeil Report 20. 8:0C1-THIImony Time (C) S; Welcome Beck, Kotttr 6, 13; Repubitcan Convention I ; Upstairs, Downstairs 33; Movie "Nigh! Drum" 20. 8:311-Movt• : "Mad Bomber" (cl 5; What's Hap- SWIMMING IXPIIII..CID penlng II 6, 13, THUil_SDAY, AUGUST Tf, 1176 BUsiness Services L Pomeroy Motor Co. POMEROY, OHIO m,ssoge , Toourlovedoneupo~o>e . . 'Tell Ooddy how much we min Junior. Grondc~ildren Great Grondchildren. ()f POM~~!v~~!o'lp~~ CO. ~ : t•red . And .he knew you hod your shore . He tenderly closed your weary EXCEPTING on• -nalt of the American elder lllatellllen m ineral rights in said larid Bernard Baruch wss born . which Is reserved to Charles Aug. 18, 11'10. C. lbla day In bllllory: In 1115, two Americana were ldDed when a German U-bolt IGrpedoed the BritiSl liner "Anllie" In the Allllttic .' THE F"MILV ol Ethol farley . - - - -.....- - - - -.. wiohu to thonk thooe whohelped in our bereo....,.,ent of our dear mother who pou.d owoy July II. ·Sptclol thonks ro the Middleport Emergency Squad for th•ir quick response , ftlllllty and the doctora and nurtes of ~ Holter Ho1pltol. Also the minister~ , pianist, and 1ingers 1974CHEYYNOIIA4DOOR $2795 and ol I tho1e who sent cords of Local low mileage car. 11·8 engine, au!omallc power sympathy ond food . Rt ... . Noel steering and brakes, radio, tires show lillie wear. gold Herrmann ond family. fin ill> . Shlrp end nlc. . I.N MEMORY of Kelly Gilmore, yeor a;go today, Aug . 19. $1615 1973 VEGA ST. WAGON Dear Daddy , t Lotal , 1 owner, automatic trans .. power steering, We wanted 10 much to keep you , We ·wotched you day by day, radio, red finish. good tires, really clean. Until at la st with breokirtg heort1 , . We saw you slip away. 1972VOLKSWAGEN2 DR. $1615 Yot,.t wore a ~rown of patience Good tires. clean Inter ior, rad io, red finish, good As you struggled on and on, economy. And hands thor rest fore<Jer Are the hands that were so strong. God watched you while you suf. PARCEL I : Be ing ihe west the nor theas t '~ of Sec · l ion 16. Town 4, Range 11 , and beg inning '28 rods east from the southeast corner ot sa id qua rter sect ion ; thence west 37 rods ; thence north 160 rods or to the nor lhiine of said Quart er section; ! hence east 37 rods ; thence south to th e place of beginn ing conta ining JJ ac res, more or less . PARCEL 2: Section 16. Lot 640, 33 acres south part of northeast one -quarter as same appears on the Aud ito.r•s Ta x Oup . for the year 1947 in the name of M~trtha Price . sec . 10, lot 160 - 9 acres west. part . as same appears on the ta~~: dup . for the Year 1947 in •he name at Martha Pr i c! . · PARCEL 3: Being the east Hollow Rood area . Brown , 1 a of th e l)or t hwest ~warter of bloc;k ond white . If anyone has Section 16, Town 4, Range 11 , any information concern ing the beginning 102 rods west from the southeas t corner of said w~ereobout1 or welfare of the quarter section ; thence west . dog , plto•o phone 992-3538. 38 rods or to the southeut corner of lands former ly StACK, brown and whlte beagle, female, lost in 'l'icinity of owned by Henry Warren in said northeast quarrer of said leading (rHk Rood ond Van Sec tion 16 ; thence north 160 Zant Rood Sunday. lost n.or rods or to the north line of said Meigs ·Golfio line. Reword. quarter sect ion; thence easl 31 P~one 992·2220. rods or to the northeast corner ot the tract of land former-ly LOsr: • ' mon~h old nanny goat. owne-d by Minnie Devor-e ; brown and while. Lost in Forest !hence south 160 rods to the ' Run ortta. Phorte 992 ·27~4 . place of beg inn ing , contai!:'ling 38 acres , more or .less . 1, of Television log for easy viewing Yuletide Woody fiber 21 Anita ..---.~,.---~...;..--.%7High HA=-70' ETA FRIED PI PUN E3£FO' IT WAS 8:30--<:hlco & the Man 3••• 15; Wall Slrftl Week 20,33. : 9:0Cl-Rocktord Flies 3,4, 15; Movie "The Sal1burg Connection" B.IO; U.S.A. People & Pollflcs 20,33. 10:00---Pollce Slory 3,4; News 15,20; 1 Paul Nuchlms . 33. 10:30-Baseball 15. li :GO-News 3,••8.10,13; ABC News 33. 11 :3()-Johnny Carson 3,•: Rookies 6,13; Movie "Asylum'' 8; Movie "Assl9n_menf Terrror" JO; Janakl 33. 12:40---Dan Kirshner' s Rock Concert 6; Wrestling 13. l :oo-Midnlght Speclal3,.,15; Movie "Fog lsland"10. 1:..ct-News 13. 2:»-News 3. 3:oo--Movle "Four Men and a Prayer" 3. • :»-Movie "He Married His Wile" 3. 6:oo--Movle "Chasing Danger" 3 (IDUI.) 21 Evildoer's doing 31 German READYr- arUcle SZ·N. Y.C.'s Flflh (abbr.) 33 Celtic deity t..-+--+M Lubricate • Hairdo style fl Becbarm ~;;~::=------~:.._J_1i[!.~-~.__J~lE.~2!f~£C:~;;::J Jl basebaU Aparicio m 8•I 9 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE ...;. Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXlt LONGFELLOW One Jetter simply stand• for another. In this sample A Ia ~ I I. I Ia -~ used for the'three L's. X lor the two O's, etc. Single letters . apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Eacb day the code letters are dllferent. . BP QUB XPKO TKEPYK VWO GBAKOO vuo JV K TPOO JWQK AKEJ KUYAO . -UBPBDQPGO Yeeterday'a Cryptoqaote: IN POLITICAL DISCUSSION HEAT IS IN INVERSE PROPORTION TO KNOWLEDGE . - J .G.C. MINCHIN f0 1916 Kina .F ealutet Srl'ldlute. tne:) 'IOU TH' O~ · SAI.fiN', LUKEV -- ·- IF, AT FUST, 1./E DON'T SUCCEED .. TRV, TRY AG 'IN () CRYPT\)QVOTES IMPERR ~ CF INNOCENCE <1-W'E 10 LOOK 61JII:TY, ""-tho elided ~ttten n tor..tMMJilw-,M I I_ I_ A U .... lllll'11ho~~~~ote~ ~I~... ~..==-~~~~ 't I I I I I )" ~ .... ~t y~, . I J........ I'OYIR •. ATCH THWAIIT WEAKEII .W...., 11_ .....1. . • WATIR IN ALL M11 i.{EAR5 OF Pl.A'iiN6 SA5EMLL, I'VE NEVER ElEeN l-IlT WITH A HOCI(£4( STICK! ;ew) �3-'lbe O.Uy Sentinel. Mlddlfport-P<merov, 0 ., Thuraday, Aug.19, 1!17& -.i?o~f!~~N AstroGraph S P ,M . Oay Publication . .. Bemlce B • 0101 F f •~- A 20 1171 or r-y, ug. • ARIES (Mereh 21 · Aprll 111 Guard agalnsUmpulslve actions tOday. They could be your down· fall . However . In areas where you're patient you'll succeed . Conctllotlons. correc tccept~d first day of puoueetlon . RIGULATIONS The Publisher reu_rvn the rlvht to edit or reitct lions •nv IdS lec;tl onal . deemed ob The publisher will not bt rupons!blt tor more than onr Inc orrec t Insertion , RATES For Wont Ad Strvlct s cenh per Word one TAURUS (April 20·Mer 201 Jumping to conclusions in com. mercia! matters could be disastrous today . Let you r common sen se prevail and ~ou'll prolll. GEMINI (M 21 J ...,. 'Y - unt If you apply yoursel1 t6d ~y you cou ld tr ansform situations of small pr o mise into something pe1 sonally advantageou s. "u, CANeER (Juno 21-Jul~ 221 When confronted bY challel')ge today you 'll find It will awaken the best in you . Think " fight " not "flight. " inur tlon . MinimUm Charge 11.00. 14 ceonts per word three consec utive Inser tions . 26 ctnts per word six c.onsecutlve In sertions . 2.5· FJer cent D isc ount on pnl d ads and adJ pa id wlfh ln 10 days CARD OF lf't ANKS OBITUARY Sl.OO for eo woro m inlmum . Each addl1 1on al word 3 cents . ILINO AOS & Additional LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 221 Even th ough you will play the major rote· in somethTng Involving a friend , ~ou ' !l look better 11you let him take the credi t for it. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Put yo ur .clever mind to work today. De\lelop new proced ur es ir1s t e~d or adhering to worn -~ut routines. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Lady · Luck may take a hand tod ay If she sees you 're putting torth yb ur be st efforts . Give it all you\1 0 got . bu t be alert lor the breaks, too. S~tor e 2Sc Charg!' per Advtrtlsement . OFFICE HOURS 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Da ll y, 8:30 a . m . to 12: 00 Noon Saturday . Ph one today 992 -2156. NOTICES ATTN. : !I P.LL HOUsEWIVES All Yard Sa ln , Rummage , Porch .!nd BaserTle'n t Por ~ h end Basement Sales , etc . must be paid In ·advance . Ge t yours In earl'( by sto pplno by our office at The Dally Sentinel. 111 Court St . or wr i ting Box 729, Pomeroy , Oh io 45769 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No•. 22) You wit h vour remittance . c an eKt r lca te yourself !rom something tha t' s been b othering you II you view the situa tion from a fresh angie. Use your smarts. DO od d jobs, roofing, pain · SAGITTARIUS (N9v. 23-0tc. WILL l ing, hauling, tree work. and 21) A profita ble opportunity may mowing. Ph one 992-74(;9. sud denly p resent itself .today . .It win be the tvpe that· calls lor a last (lecislon. IN THE · COMMONP~EAStOtiRT , CAPRICORN (Oec. 22· Jon. 111 OF MEIGS COUNTY, You 'll reach those who really OHIO me;Jn something to you by being NO. 16,017 ge nerous to day. Be a giver, nola ROSERT C. D' BR lEN , el al taker. PLAINTIFFS vs AQUARIUS (Jin. 20·Ftb. It) BUCKEYE FARM S iNC . f'.,lter a slow start yOur producDE FE NOANT PUBLIC NOTICE ti veness w ill accele rate sur Pursua nt to an order of sale prisingly. You should be able to iss ued by the Court of Com . ca tch up on many s mall. mon Pten of Meigs County . neglected chores . Ohio , I will otter for sate at public aucl ion on I he 18t h. day PISCES (Fob. 20-MI;ch 20) of Sep tember , 1976 at 10 :00 Don't wa lt lor frien ds to call you a.rn ., a t the front steps of the to do something today . Tak'e the Meigs county Courf House . ln itiati\le. Make plans that In- Ppmer oy , Oh10, the follow ing clude them . · ~Your ·. ~Birthday Aug. 20, 1171 So me unu su al. r eward ing changes are In store for you this year. Conditions w ill c hange sw1ft1y. so be ready to moYe when opportunity beckons. Tbe Alm••c Ualled PftU IDiernatlilnal Today II Thursday, Aug. 19, lhe ZS2nd day of 1976 wllh 134 lo follow. The moon is between Its last ~ and new phase. The morning stars ar.e Jupiter IIIII Satilril. The evening 111.-s are Mer· cury, Mara and Venus. Thole born oo Ibis date are . under the """ of Leo. described r eal es late : S! tuated In !he Court . of M ei gs , Stare of Ohio , Town . ship of Ol ive . For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds - ®. (;ard Of TllanU Auto Sales 2 SIGNS· 1••. An took you In his care. Dear God , plttase to~• him , And ·give him all our lo ... e. SadlY mls1~ : by 8etty lou, Pooch and Jim , Clara Belle and and NOW accepting plano 1tudents , beginneu , t,-.termediote, od · vonced student, , Coil 992- · 2270. AUCTIO,., this. week on Soturdoy njght at 7 p.m . or the Auction House. Ho!'ton St ., MoS9"1 , W . Vo. New and used merch~ndise Qnd furniture . W1Ll CARE for elderly ~omef'\ in my ~Omit . P~ontt 91n-73t.c. Ocean. In 1116, the 1JfJI'II Oood lo III the NCirthellllern lllalel kUled :100 persons and deltroyed or daJntl«ed 20,000 hom•. In IIID, U2 '11JY11lane pilot FnnciJ Gary Powers was CCIIlvletedln a Mo100w court and lltlllenced to 10 yem In pilon. He - released 18 lllllltblllater llld schanged •I for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel. In lf74, flodaer Dllvtea, •• U.S. amhmclor to Cyprus, • - llbot to deaib dll'lng : '" demoutratlona of Greet Cypiota It hi& embaaay In Nlcolla .. .' A thoulht r... lhe day : : Amerlean , Bernard •~ statesman Barucll has said, never : fortotten-tlnd wUI never forg~e nobler thingB lbat • lntllht her Into being and "Amlli'lca lllat light bet patll .... " -- ~· fur ther Information, colt (614) 245-9m or P.O. Bo• 91. Bidwell, Ohio, 45614. r----------, NOTICE OF A,~OIHTMIHT Cut N0.21128 lltejo If Iori ••ward Romlnt Deceased. ·Hallet II ~orlby given thai Ell I May flomlne Of Routt No. 3, Pomeroy, Melva Counfy, Ohio. h•• bllfl duly epr,olntiCI Executrix or tho Ea ett of lert Edwerd Rom Ino ftcttMCf, late of ,.omeroy, R.D. No. 3, Mtltll County. OhiO. Croelllon oro requlriCI to lhllr cl1lms with .. ld f ducl1ry within Thrtt '!'• months . Doted this tth dey of Auvuat 1976. Mennlnv o . Wtbafer Judgt Ill 12, "· 2~-:Jtc ~~ ,6, Nice ~o ndition . Coll992·28.t9. 5380. lfeliJrantH-:~_,_/' .c OPPORiu'N~TY· · A • GREAT Unlimit•d •ornings . Otomonstrote To.,.s and Gifts o few ev.-ninQs o we-ek . NO e x· ~ience . 'NO paperwork . NO ' G·cisoli ne olowonce. Earn FREE Sample Kit. Call 712-'JJn . Wr ite TOY LY ! Work ot home. no experie-nce necessary - excellent pov. Write Am•rican Service. 6950 Wayzoto Bl vd . . 196b Dodge one·holf ton pic kup , standard in good running con. dition . ~one 985.3576. Barr . PARCEL 5: In Secllon 16. GOOD used portable typewriter. Pbono 985·3576. Town Ill , Range 11 of the Ohio Com p,any 's Purchase , 80 acres • or 5 d,·ow.,- metal file cabinet . bei ng the ent half of the Phone992·7261 . mites , sissy bor , crash bars , Johnstown, Pa. )59CU. Charles R. Hotris , Portland, Ohio . Phone8rl3-2693 . pull bock hondle bors, n&w' tire and seals, Scrambler side piper, $650. Coll 9•9·2ol80. TOV L""IES PARTY PLAN. WINTER pototo.s ond pooches. ---1973 HONDA 350<1 cyl ., like new , -·· 2800 mles , extras . $800 firm . Must sell . P,hone949·2181 . LOCALLY owntd beauty s~o for sok! or lease or will sell equipment consisting of two !fo'OSh TRAil FULL OR PART TilE You don' t have to quit your prtsent job to trMn to driw a tractot·ttaUer. In only 7 to 8 weekends PART TIME training ..,,_ jSaturdl'fS & Sundays} a qual- ified driver un bt urning ptr. year and up. (3 wtfi:s in • FULL TIME resident training pfogram). REVCO Tr~ctor Trailer Training, Inc. will train you on modern, 'proftulonll equipment, and pl~eement ISSistance fs MiailW!t upon ,r.:lduttion, 422-4080 PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Fill' Reilt ONE 36-17. S27 .SOO.OO. . RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. ROBERT C. HARTEN BACH , YARD S.ole, Aug: ·19: 20 and :21 , Convenient to shopping' on Sheriff of Melos County, Ohio Third and Mill Strt~'J .1ft Midstarting ot 9 a.m.. stove , (8) 12. ''· 26 : (9) 2. 9 dlepOrt, lrond newj'l1~jjh qualirefrigerator, Iron and toaster, ty aportmentM"'" S•~ · the tires, girl's clothing, lamp1 , •maoogor ol Apl . 16. or coli NOTICE OF rugs , bkycle, toys and misc. APPOINTMENT 992·7721. 778 Oliv!r ~tr~t: ~iddl~flOrt . CliO No. 219G3 AV .4.iLiliLE ot Rivor; id; AportEstalt ol CHARLES c . yARD SALE-ocrott from post of· mentt. I bedroom apartLt!WIS, Dt<tl1td. flee In Syrocu1e, Fridoy only, monls, $100 per m~lh ; 2 Notlcr Is htrtby given that 10 a.m . til ? Baby furniture , Margaret Ella Ltwfs of R. I, Mdroom oportmenlt. 1133 per clothes, oil sizes, fl•xer •"cer· lox 161. Mllldloport. Ohio, has month. One prke for all, Phone ciser , TV troy1 , furnllur• . new boon dulr, oppolnttd "d · 992·3273. mlnltfr1tr I C of the Estate of . TuPf*wQre. yellow 1howet curtain 1et and rugs , etc, Judy 3 room furr;tllhed apartment, '"•rtes c. Lewis, deceased, lift of Meigs County, Ohio . Williams and Kathy Fr.,. utililies furnishN. Coli 992· Creditors tn tequlred to 3t29. lilt their clolml with sa·ld fiduciary wltnln Tnrtt TRAILER lot for rtnt, Nice yard monftta . and QOtdon spoco. Coil 949Detod thiS 9tn dey of Auvust 2525, 9o.m. lo6p.m. PLEASURE harsos and ponlos . 1976. Alio, will do training. ptlon• 5 R~S. 1662 lincoln Hgts . M~nnlng D. Websltr (614 )698-3:190, Ruth RH~ts . Judoe Phone (3041768· ~1 , 111 ll, tf, 16-3tc ( -- arid combout stations and • dryers. Equipment is onlY two yean old . W:rlte &ox 729-B, "· T~e Doily Sentinel , Pomeroy, Ohio•5769. ' SEt,MER Sl9net ab clorinel, 3 yr s. old, in very good condition . Phone 985 ·3576. oAK cattle racks for 67-70 Ford fruck ; antique piano; 1972 Vega: Phebe Roberti , Racine, Ohio . Coli 949·2626 or 247· .2641. piGs IDf sole. Phone 742-2455 or 742-2673. 9;~~:12 new tent.- ,;.~er been used, "I"P' 5 odults. $50. Piano, SSO, in good condition. Phone 992· 7378. A GOOD Jersey milk cow with . heifer coif. See Chorles Gordner, Rt: l , Middleport on le~cti~@..~!e~ Road . CA68AGE , tomatoes, ond •weet cor,n, squash. Phone 8.43·2.495 . FREEZER SM.£ 1-Good uNCI 30 cu . It. frMzer Onlr St5o 1- New 5,qoo BTl! Air Condlt""'er. Reo. n5o.n SPECIAL 1175.00 t-Good uNCI 12 cu. it freozer. OniY$125 - Pomeroy Landmn II Jack W. ClrHy, M(lr. . ""'""'9t2-2tll . SNAPPER CLEARANCE SALE 20 Pet. dlsc:o,.,l on 111 mowers in slock. 2-5 H P ridors 26" cut 1-1 H·p rldor 30" cui 2-21" ull propollod mowers 2-11" push mowers 3f Pet. dlscovnt on Sn1pper tillers 1-5 HP cfllln drive tllltn 1-1 HP dutln drive tlllora Noble Summit Rd., Middleport PHONE m .sm 7-21 ·1 mo . WIN AT BRIDGE A little luck never hurts NORTH 19 •Q JS Wlnahlold R1placemtnl FrH Esllmattl loclr Work Expert Pllntlng Insurance Work W.lcoint SI.RI. 7 Coolville, Ohio Ul-3127 7·21· 1 mo. WEST on • Q7 s fb:!RS 1 SA;IJT '5l.i\VIIb OJBR lt\AT MUJ,, NJ) AU. !.OJ 00 IS SiT 'THE~ f.W fAT IT! • 92 t A Q 10 7 2 EAST 632 'IIAJI083 t85 6 A 10 4 • 87 6 3 SOUTH aAJ I0 84 •K H loli!'ll bearl. . "Magnificent," cried lhe student while the Profeuor hummed a few ban of "With a UtUe Bit of Luck " t6 3 • K92 You c•n sove hundnds evlfl lhousencls of doll•rs with 1luminum or vinyl siding. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY - Atriat - Industrial Construction Protrtt~ - com•tett School Servlctt Undertrtdutte & FREE ESnMATES! CONTACT Elemtntary School Peckett Plcfuros seniors& Yttrbook GLEN .R. BISSElL -Wtddint•--- AT949·2801 OR 949·2860 PLEASE NO SUNDAY CALLS 8·9-76 I month I Neither vulnerable 6 P<t~~ rAt' 1 c~ f.shlons, For sot!. mattross1s, padding. ld.eal for campers. Variety of sizes. · \lolvets, nylon · prlnfs, herculons. vinyl solids; and Ieney prints. accessories. KEN GROVER DIRECT FABRIC SALES 321 Main Street Pftototrapny 115-415$ Chosler, Ohio Pl. Pleuanf Ph.675-3441 9:30-5:00 Dilly tiiii:OOO Frideys 8- 18·1 mo. Aluminum Siding, ·Roofing, Gutters, iN DASH 23 c~onnei C8, am·fm . mpK radio , 3 tr~~<k stereo: Coli , ___ 992·3965. .._ --· -··- - ·GRAVELY trpctor , 7.6h .p. ·2speed transm issio n , recently overhauled , with mower and sulky: $300. Phone 992-7205. Evenings . 1976 draft·~;~ ~ly b;~ ed three months. All hook . beet ups , mug5 and pitchers indud. ed . Coli '19:2·2050. '• ----·----- - !- full size metal bed and spr· ings; 3 twin metal beds with springs , 1- twin maple bed HOMESITES for sole, 1 ~re ond up . Middleport, near Rutland : - Collm-7481. 3 ----~ NEW bedroom house, 2 baths, all elec., 1 acre, Middleport, close to Rutland . Phone 9927481. SMALl form for sole, 10% down , owner financed . Monroe Coun · ty. W. Vo. Phone (304) 772· 3102 ar (304) 772 -3227. coUNTRY forinland with seclud · ed woods, water ond good ac cess in Monr~ one Painting and Repair Thf! Complete· Remodeling Service For Your Home Al. TROMM CONSt Rulland 742.1321 All Work Guarentted Froe Estimales ~2~2 I DUNNO WHAT m• . ~I.M'6td' KINO OF tl&AL. 'IOU'VE GOT UP ..OUR SLEEVE , by THOMAS JOSEPH CHRIS .... CoUnty, W. Vo . $1.000 down, call (:!04) 772· 3102 ar (304) 772-3227. BRADFORD, Auctioneer, Com3 bedroom house fat sale at 520 pleJe Service. Phone 949-2487 Sycamore St,, Middleport, gOod or 949-2000 ..Aocine , Ohio, Crill buy for $8,()()0. Phone 992-3578, Bradford. 2666. . or992·7667 . ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR i8 ~.;.~; ;.ith 4-5~h-.p~, HOUSE for sale, 391 South Second Swe,epers, toasters, irons. 011 Chrysler engine, trailer and ski Ave ., Middleport. Phone- V92· small appliances . lawn mower , occessories, good condition, 2265 . next to State Highway Garage $900.00. Phone 1·:J0.4-675·2415. on Route 7." Phone (6' 4) 985- . ·-·--GOoD CATILE FARM FOR S"LE 3825. . BY OWNER . 71 acres M&L Jackson Co. Fenced , modern 5 REMODELING.' Plumbing. heating room house, new ly ond oil types of geileral repair. redecorated, co~;npletely Work gua~onteed 20 years eJCWILL 00 bab'lsitting weekdays carpeted. 55 acres good perience . Phone 992-2409 . ond some evenings. Phone posture , IS ocres wooded 9•9·2322.· virgin timber, developed spr - o&o TREE Trimming, 20 years eK~ . per i ence . In sured fre• ings, good born , and other estimates . Cull · 992-238.4 o( r buildings, high country, rolling (614)698-7257 Albany. hills, e~~:cellent view. Appoint. ment only. Phone {614) :J8.4. SEWING MACHINE Repairs, serf ~ room hou,.e for sale at 126 2591 after 5 .p.m. Price vice, all makes . 992 · 228~ . The laurel Sr .. . Pomeroy. Phone $50,000 . Fabric Shop , Poflltlroy. 992 - 57~1 . Authorized Singer Sales ar1d 1.-15 acres of 1,-~~;;;L~ding 2. nEtW 3 bedroom home• for sale _y.!rvice .. We sharpen SdssOrs. ~~ Creek · Road wit~ water tOp . on acre tracts, one ·with baseCall'1'12-5352 or '19:2·24'16. EXCAVATING , do:r.er, loader and ment , one witho~t . Call ~backhoe work ; dump trucks 3454 or (614) 446·9568 , Lee HousE for sole, 3 bedrOoms, ~~~ and lo-boys for hire; will haul Construction. electric. Family , room fully fill dirt , to soil, lim&stone and carpeted with wood·burning 2 bedroom , large modern kllgrovel. Call Bob or Roger Jef~ fireplace , large lot with storage chen, forced air furnace , lin· fers, day phone m ·7089'f building and garden space. coin His . Phone 992-5737. night phone 992 ·3525 or m~ Rustle Hills, Syracuse. Phone • 5232. 8RO~;;; ho,;;, "2.;fhs~ lots-;;n '192-71136. 12 Park St .. Middlopotl . Phane EXCAVATING, doze r, backhoe m -317• . and dltcher . Charles R. Hot· ' field , Bock Hoe Servic e TUPPPERS Ploln•·Eostern area , 2 Rutland , Ohio. Phone 742-2008.' year old bi ·le'vel 3 or 4 GRt:G -.5C -B SALES,--;' lo.;.: cac:le-"dT·o:.:I:.:E:.:r· bedroom . 2 baths: located at VIrgil B. Sr., Realtor . Rlggt Manor , on 1'/, wooded . no Mechanic Pvmeroy,o.: . wln 't GUlf Servic.. Mid.· acre~. Phone 985·42-4S. dleport , O..io . Ph Qne 9'92· Phon.o 9t2·3:11' 2438. • F~RMt;·;~l;,-;-;';'.i,~J~ck~~ RUTLAND - Nice otaer 9. - ~~ County, We1t Virginia, priced room home, 2 baths, 3 Brs., SEPTIC s·y,tems installed. by. on inspe<tion, Harrison .Smith, . llcens.d Installer. Shepard or more with· cloHIS, full Racine, Ohio 45771 . Phone Confroctors . Phone 742·2.409 1 basemen!, large front 9.49·21 54. sEPTKTANK'scl;;;;;ed.- Modern Porch , 2 car garage with 2 Sonitatlon, 992 ·39$4 cr 992· rooms . Big corn•r lot . 2428. $00,000. will do roofing, construct ion. 44 ACRES - On AI. loll . plumbing .and heating. No iob too large or too small. Phone Mobile home 12x60 with 2 7~22348 . Brs., drilled well, wood~ 8o some bolfom land. CARPEI>ITER. flooring, ceiling, ponellng. Phone 9'12-2759. "EMLOCK GROVE - 3 ExcAvATII>IG. 81\CKHoes AI>ID PONIERC)Y, 0 . bedrooms, nice- modern DOZER - LARGE AND SMALL , beth, larga modern kitchen WE HAVE 2 NEW 3 SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. LOW with dining, full .basemenl, · BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. SILL bedroom homes just being PULLINS , PHONE 992·2478 D"V Md large lot. $20,000 . completed . Both have ORNIGHT. · . ' garages with work aree. NEAR RUTLAND- New 3 betha. ulllltr R., carpeted. iiUiioiNG. re.;;odellng, and bedroom home, afeps aver repairs~ Quality work, efficient About t acre of ground. serYice. Jesse Rodman, phone klfchen, lerge living, full $22,900.00. 992-5980. baHmenl. St. doors, & · CARRY OUT - Has been windows . Car port with "'abllahed In the same DONN" AND &ILL'S USED FUR · uflllly. 2 a ern . $31,000. NITURE STORE. ROD'S T.V.· locallon for many yeers. SHOP . WEST COLUMBIA, W. Doing an excellent VA. OPEN 10 ....M. TILL 5 P.M . MIDDLEPORT - $16,500. business. Priced right. WE DAILV. A good 4 bedroom home. HAVE 3 OTHER Ph betha. large dining and BUSINESSES FOR SALE OOZI'R work and welding. Con· fact James Parsons , Rt. 1. living, gu hot water heal. - CALL If Interested . Rac:in•. on C!arm•l Rood . Nice woodwork. A NEAT PLACE- 5 yrs. old, 3 bedrooms. bath. dineINTERIOR and· exterior pointing In kitchen, uti llty R., NEW LISTING - 10 roam and roof pOintin'g by hour or contract , excellent reference• . apartment house, 2 carport, · air cond .. Phone '192-6014. aeparafe apartments. - All carPdted, ' 'h aero with ulllltlts with natural gas metal storage building. heat. Lot 121x400. Want $16.800 .00. ' only 112,000. ' ORAC IOUS 2 story older home. Formal dining R., • NEW LISTING - Nice BRm., bath, nic. kitchen, spill level 3 BR home. nal. carpeting. penellng. 2 car oak vern lshed floors, MOBILE hGiftl lot sola or ronl, < garage. Some lrull trm. equipped ktlchen -slovo. bedroom•. al utllititl paid. .1/9 acre. 518.100.00. rtf. and liar, din. area, Phone ,992-nsl. base, family rm ., 2 OTHER LISTINGS NOT 1V7s Skyli~t 12xS2 2 bodroom porches, garage alld II NOTED IN THIS AD total ee.ctrlc, total wrap fcMim. acres. $11,500.00. CALL FOR Cor, All new furniture like INFORMATION . SEEING IS BELIEVING. new condition. Con be .~rl ot HENRY E. CLELAND A BARGAIN IS Kln11bt,lrr Homo Soloo, t 100 E. . IROKER AWAITING' YOU. CALL 51., Pomoroy, Oljio. 992 "2-225tor 912·2561' 992·332S. ACROSS with springs; 1- studio couch: I -platform rocker; 1-double metal cabinet; I divider; Aline Wea ... er, Racine, phone 9.e9· · S Setting for 'lhams" 10 She (Fr.) 11 Sue Lyon · · film role 13 Italian river u Reed or Hardy ----- -~ 15 Religious ~I ' - ~~ ·1t·.- -· ··~-- Yellerday'1 ADiwtr Sympathy" 11 Actor, 21 Glandular 5 More Jack...gans I Rental . 16 Dimff sign 7 Boxing Rolnney 17 Work unit 18 Member of a large family %8 Yoko 'IV's great 8 SWTender (3 wds.) t Perpetual lZ Jargon 18 Vegetable fuel 2Z Unspoiled Z3 Italian city U Reporter's asset, %8 Builder ligur~Uvely 25 Lawman's symbol wllh stone . Z9 Unearthly 38 Slag 35Soul (Fr. ) 311 Neighbor rl Ga. Norman lnsed Bridge tenn . - ------- dwellers DOWN 1 Monster · %I..ess ret"ent 3 "Down by lhe -" (3 wds.) 4 "-and ~~~y (abbr.) -- TEAFORD 39 Auguries 4t Tree I Italy's shape rr.- ~-~ FRIDAY, AUGUST20.1f76 6:0C1-Summer Samester 10. · 6: 15-Ferm Report 13. 6:20-Biue Ridge QUartet 13. 6:»--Columbus Today 4; News 6; Summer Semester 8; Minion 10. · 6:ol$r-Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-<iood Morning, WHI lllrAinla 13. 6:5S---Good Morning, Trl Slafe 13. 7:011-Todly 3,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13: CBS News I; Chuck White Reporls 10. 7:os-Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:»-Schoolles 10. 8:0Cl-Jeft's Collie 6; Cap! •.Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame Sl. 33. 8:»-Big Valley 6. 9:0C1-A.M. 3; Phil DonahtM 4,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13; Mlsler Rogers 33. 9:30--<:ross-WIIs 3; One Lite lo Live 6; Tallletales 8; Mille Oouglaa 13; \IIIIa Alegre 33. 10:00---Sanford & San 3,4, 15; ; Price Is Right 8, 10; Kiln Kralls 33. 10 :15---General Hospital 6. 10 :30--<:elebrlly Sweepalakes 3.4.15; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 11 :0C1-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Wttkday 4; _Edge of Nigh! 6; GambitS, 10; Farmer'• Daughter 13; Elec. Co. 33. 11 :»-Hollywood Squarett 3,•, 15; Happy Days 6, 13; · Love of Life 8,10; Biography 33. 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Ms. Flxlt 10. 12 ~~Fun Fadory 3, 15; Hot Seat 13; Bob Braun 4: News 6;1,10; Sesame St. 33. 12 :»---Gang Show 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search lor Timtorrow 8,10. 12 :55-NBC News 3, 15. 1:110-News 3; Rytn'a Hope 6.13: Phllf Donahue B; Young & the Resfless 10; Not For Women Only 15; Elec. 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News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Carrascolendrl• :1.1. 7:QO:!--Truh or Cons. 3; To Tell, the Truth •: Bol'lllr\jl lor Dollars 6; Space : 1999 8; News 10: Dan Adams Screen Test 13; Family Atlalr lS; Woman 20; Black· Perspecllve an the News 33. 7:30-;-Porter Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt 4; Ohio Slate Lotttry6; $2S,OOO Pyramid 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Wild Kingdom 15; Robert MacNeil Report 20,33. &:GO-Sanford 8. San 3.4.1S; NFL Football 6,13; Pilot "Stranded" B, 10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. o-- played low. The DeJt lead was a diamond. West played low and dummy's jack won the trick . He calhed dummy's king of spades and led a spade 1o his ace, alter wllicll it was a simple matter to lead a secotld diamond toward dummy. Tbjs setup dummy's king for an eventual discard of his 6 K96 •Q &4 • KJ94 Auto Sales 11$.415$ h . t .. . Serial N o. '<~52571 Y182285. The sale will be held ol The Formers lank and Savings Company, 211 West Second StrHt, Pomeroy, O~io at 10:00 A.M. on lht 23rd day of August , 1976. Tht- undersigned res•r.,ed the right lo bid. The formers Bonk and So'l'ings Company , Pomeroy., Ohio. pe-rience. No invesfmenf, No paperwork, No GIMMICKS. Gololine allowance. Earn FREE Sample kit. Call7.42·23n. Write D.Bumprcnr ~ Oletlor. Olllo , 7· 1•·1 mo. dr. f!lf J~e--F~~~,.:~:l'~,~~ nor thwest quarter of Sltid CALL NOW! section , with a l ine running north anl;f south through said quarter section, that will make 20 acres ot land , con . ta lnlng 100 acres more or less . IF YOU have a service to offer, 7.~ : ,; ,'c ·= ' ·- . :=: Also 2 •cres more or less off want to buy or ••II 1omething, _.:· .· - --~,;::. --;:; the sout~eest corner of an 80 oe looking for work .. . or acre lot of land , known as t he FURNISHED. 2 ~rm . apartment, whatever . . . you 'll get results Flanders farm , now owned by Q(iults only , In Middleport; faster wit~ a Sentinel Wont Ad . L . R . Barr , except two 20 acre . Pho,ne 992 - 387~ . Call9'12-2156. lots sold lo Joseph Tribbett and M . P. Hodge off the north 3 AND 4 RM. furnished ond unend or said tract, and five 3 FamilY Yard Sale Thur1doy. furnis~ed ·opts . Phone' m Friday ond Satu"rday, August •cres . more or less , out of the 19th, 20th. 21st from 9 till 5 ·.54~:~.-southwest corner of said tract p.m. on Rt. 33 next to Enter· COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork . Rt. sold to Emmn M . Barton . Said tra c 1 of land containing Stl12 prise United Mef~od ist Chur · ~. ten miles nort~ c;~f Pomeroy. acres. more or leu . ch , 3 piece bedroom suite , large lots with concrete potio1 , PARCEL. : Being in Range 1idewolks, runners ond off clothing, ?"d~!nd ~ ~ . 16, Town ~ . Section 61 , Lot 6AO s!!_!!t .P.!~~ing . P~n• 992-7479. N .W . pa,tot N .E . '~ ex,ept 31 3 FamilY Yard Sole, T~ursday and acres N .W . conta_in i ng 37 Friday In Brodburr ot the 3 ROom furni1hed houM with , acres, tormtrly owned by Hoover residence . Clo•• to both . Adults only. Phone 992Minn le M. Devore. . rqdio station. 5535. Terms or sale : Cash for not . --·-· tess than two . thlrds of the FOUR Foflllly Yard Solo. Weds .b.droom apartments at appraised value, and subiect Fridov . 9 a.m. till "' p.m. Loc:o· VILLAGE MANOR in Middlepo't to the lien for real estate taxes ticm behind Presbyterk»n Chur for $1().4 monthty plus elec. or for 1976. · ch in Middleport. Phone 992· $130 including olectric. LOWER Property ,appraised for ( ,_ Suite 132. Minneapolis . MN Canier Wanted porll , or compiH households. Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, C?~io . ~ott 9f2.ni:JJ. l'lttt-2174 PhOiotraphy THe unc;lersigned will sell a t public sole for cos h the fgllow · ing motor vehicles to be taken frorn Charles Solit'r , 118 Howord Street , New 'Hoven , West Virginia: 1971 Buick - 2 55<126. DO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN EXPERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOV PRTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR MAN...GERS JN VOUR "REA. LOCUST . POSTS. round or split . .For Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 9•9-2774. RKRUITING IS EASV BK...USE Area OEMS HAVE NO CASH INEST- cOAL , limestone, ond calci um MENT . NO COLLKTING OR chloride and calc ium brine for Carriers wtn va luablt DELIVERING: CALL COLLKT TO dust control and special mixing prires and tarn extra CAROL DAY S18·o18'1-8395 OR salt for farmers . Main Street , spending money. WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR· Pomer oy. Ohio or phone 992 · TIES. 20 R"ILROAD "VE., Phone The 3891. ALBANY , N.Y_12205. Daily Sentinel CANNING peaches now reody DEMONSTRATORS ANO Atm-2156 thru Augu st. Several Ytnielies MANAGER needed fa work by the bushel , Vt bushel 'or Or Slop tn AI with tht oldest Toy & Gift Shop peock . PleoR bring own con· 111 Court Sh-eet Party Pion in the country . toiner , 2 convenient lcxotions : Pvmeror.O. H}g~esl commissions • No In· Midway Markel. Pomeroy , vestment. Coli or wri~e todoy. 992·2582; Bob's Mar'ket. Mason, SANTA's Portitts, Avon, Conn . 773·S721. 06001. Phont I (203) 673-3155. CANNING tomatoes and sweep ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. peppers . ()&land Form s. HEifER found on Now lima Rood , A owner must identify and pay . GREAT OPPO~TUNIT'f ! ~roldif!e Clelond. Racine , forod . Phromt742·212S. Unlimihd eo'r n i ngs , Ohio. demonstrate lays ond gifts ·o LOST: St. lernard Dog lost in long lew evenjngs a week . No ex - 1'171 HOND" CL-~50. 12.000 -- • 1975 Scout tl, 15,000 miles . Ex · KEN GROVER ' Call 'm·570'1. celltnt s.hota. Phone '0.5·3341 between ~ 5 : 30p . n:t . 1967 Chevy, one-holt too pickup; new po:int job. no r~,~st , runs 197 1 Monte"go, good condilon. air good. Phone 742·3081 . c ~ndit io n in g , p .1. , low mtleage , $1350. Phone Glenn )~b8 BUICK Wtldc.at, automatic , Bissell . 949·2801 . power steering, phone 992· LADIES P,O.RTY PLAN . Johnstown. Po . 15904. every doy near Gallipolis : For AOQRESSERS wonted IMMEDIATE- Town 4, Range 11 described as fo llows : Beginning at the CASH pOid tor ott makes and models of mobile homes . southeut corner of the Phone area code bi4-423·9S31 . F la nders farm ; thence east 11 rods : then ce north 51 rods ; thence west 15 rods ; thence $SCos~SS for junked auto. Frye's Truck Auto Ports. Rutland . · south 51 rods to the place of Phone 742-2081. • beginn ing , containing 3 acres , more ·or less . TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest ProAlso 2 acres more or less off ducfl , Top price for 1tonding the southeast corner of 80 acre 5awfimber. Call Kent Honbv , tract at land known as the 1·446-8570. Flanders farm , now owned by L. new tlr•• · low mileage. ex · cellent. undition. Best offer. sKY DIVING. GrH!lo County Sport Parachute Ce-nter, open OLD furniture, Ice bo~~:e1 , brois EXCEPTING one -half of the beds, wall tet..,hones and PARCEL 4: Section 16, 1%8 Ch&Vy Belair 307 Aulomotic. GIMMICKS! T Devore . m ineral r ights in said land which Is r eserved fo Charles T . Devore . ~f~ cy~~ulo~~:k ~ SMITH NILSON MOTORS, INC. Movles 33. 10:011-100 Club lcl S; Ntwt 20; SoundltiOI 22. IO :»--Canlw!'tnc:e on""' u.s. c-IIMion 20. 11 :00 Ntwt3A-',I 3,15; ABC Ntwt33. 11 :»-Jolwlr Carlan 3A,15; Mannix 6,1 3; Janak! 33. 12:011-Newo • . In 12 :30 !Aovle " Mafll" I ; Movlt "Diamont!J Are Brittle" 10. 12 : ~1clan 6.13 . I :00---Tomorrow 3,A . I : 511-News 13. CAPI'AIN EASY · .... Box 21·A Rutland, Ohki 45775 Pll. (ft4,.742·2409 w. Dollvll' 7·28·• mas. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY -AII'Iel-tndUtltlal Canstrvd.............. - Complttt kllool Service Undorgraduelo & · Elemenl•ry Schoo( Pack.,. Plcluret Seniors & YNrbook - Weddings- ·..:~ Aileve •nd llolew II'OUnd pool klfs fer the df.tt. yvwttH man. All poe I IUPPII'* avelltb It, Southeasttm Ohio Trill$ Rafter Co. this Aulo$ales POOLS ANY PITCH ANY SIZE f:OCl-Repubilcan Converrtlon ,,13: Men Who Ma~• -"'- 7:0C1-Biue Ridge Ollartet lei S; RtpUbllcen Can· venflon 3,4,15: -ling lor Dot lara 6; Lawrence Welk 1: Wild Kingdom 10: Lel'a Makt 1 Deal 13; Inner Tennla 20: Family et War 33. 7:»--Changed LIVII (c) 5; Candid Camll'a 61 Movie "The Prime of Mill Jean Brodie" 9; Republtcen Canverrllan 10; Roberl MacNeil Report 20. 8:0C1-THIImony Time (C) S; Welcome Beck, Kotttr 6, 13; Repubitcan Convention I ; Upstairs, Downstairs 33; Movie "Nigh! Drum" 20. 8:311-Movt• : "Mad Bomber" (cl 5; What's Hap- SWIMMING IXPIIII..CID penlng II 6, 13, THUil_SDAY, AUGUST Tf, 1176 BUsiness Services L Pomeroy Motor Co. POMEROY, OHIO m,ssoge , Toourlovedoneupo~o>e . . 'Tell Ooddy how much we min Junior. Grondc~ildren Great Grondchildren. ()f POM~~!v~~!o'lp~~ CO. ~ : t•red . And .he knew you hod your shore . He tenderly closed your weary EXCEPTING on• -nalt of the American elder lllatellllen m ineral rights in said larid Bernard Baruch wss born . which Is reserved to Charles Aug. 18, 11'10. C. lbla day In bllllory: In 1115, two Americana were ldDed when a German U-bolt IGrpedoed the BritiSl liner "Anllie" In the Allllttic .' THE F"MILV ol Ethol farley . - - - -.....- - - - -.. wiohu to thonk thooe whohelped in our bereo....,.,ent of our dear mother who pou.d owoy July II. ·Sptclol thonks ro the Middleport Emergency Squad for th•ir quick response , ftlllllty and the doctora and nurtes of ~ Holter Ho1pltol. Also the minister~ , pianist, and 1ingers 1974CHEYYNOIIA4DOOR $2795 and ol I tho1e who sent cords of Local low mileage car. 11·8 engine, au!omallc power sympathy ond food . Rt ... . Noel steering and brakes, radio, tires show lillie wear. gold Herrmann ond family. fin ill> . Shlrp end nlc. . I.N MEMORY of Kelly Gilmore, yeor a;go today, Aug . 19. $1615 1973 VEGA ST. WAGON Dear Daddy , t Lotal , 1 owner, automatic trans .. power steering, We wanted 10 much to keep you , We ·wotched you day by day, radio, red finish. good tires, really clean. Until at la st with breokirtg heort1 , . We saw you slip away. 1972VOLKSWAGEN2 DR. $1615 Yot,.t wore a ~rown of patience Good tires. clean Inter ior, rad io, red finish, good As you struggled on and on, economy. And hands thor rest fore<Jer Are the hands that were so strong. God watched you while you suf. PARCEL I : Be ing ihe west the nor theas t '~ of Sec · l ion 16. Town 4, Range 11 , and beg inning '28 rods east from the southeast corner ot sa id qua rter sect ion ; thence west 37 rods ; thence north 160 rods or to the nor lhiine of said Quart er section; ! hence east 37 rods ; thence south to th e place of beginn ing conta ining JJ ac res, more or less . PARCEL 2: Section 16. Lot 640, 33 acres south part of northeast one -quarter as same appears on the Aud ito.r•s Ta x Oup . for the year 1947 in the name of M~trtha Price . sec . 10, lot 160 - 9 acres west. part . as same appears on the ta~~: dup . for the Year 1947 in •he name at Martha Pr i c! . · PARCEL 3: Being the east Hollow Rood area . Brown , 1 a of th e l)or t hwest ~warter of bloc;k ond white . If anyone has Section 16, Town 4, Range 11 , any information concern ing the beginning 102 rods west from the southeas t corner of said w~ereobout1 or welfare of the quarter section ; thence west . dog , plto•o phone 992-3538. 38 rods or to the southeut corner of lands former ly StACK, brown and whlte beagle, female, lost in 'l'icinity of owned by Henry Warren in said northeast quarrer of said leading (rHk Rood ond Van Sec tion 16 ; thence north 160 Zant Rood Sunday. lost n.or rods or to the north line of said Meigs ·Golfio line. Reword. quarter sect ion; thence easl 31 P~one 992·2220. rods or to the northeast corner ot the tract of land former-ly LOsr: • ' mon~h old nanny goat. owne-d by Minnie Devor-e ; brown and while. Lost in Forest !hence south 160 rods to the ' Run ortta. Phorte 992 ·27~4 . place of beg inn ing , contai!:'ling 38 acres , more or .less . 1, of Television log for easy viewing Yuletide Woody fiber 21 Anita ..---.~,.---~...;..--.%7High HA=-70' ETA FRIED PI PUN E3£FO' IT WAS 8:30--<:hlco & the Man 3••• 15; Wall Slrftl Week 20,33. : 9:0Cl-Rocktord Flies 3,4, 15; Movie "The Sal1burg Connection" B.IO; U.S.A. People & Pollflcs 20,33. 10:00---Pollce Slory 3,4; News 15,20; 1 Paul Nuchlms . 33. 10:30-Baseball 15. li :GO-News 3,••8.10,13; ABC News 33. 11 :3()-Johnny Carson 3,•: Rookies 6,13; Movie "Asylum'' 8; Movie "Assl9n_menf Terrror" JO; Janakl 33. 12:40---Dan Kirshner' s Rock Concert 6; Wrestling 13. l :oo-Midnlght Speclal3,.,15; Movie "Fog lsland"10. 1:..ct-News 13. 2:»-News 3. 3:oo--Movle "Four Men and a Prayer" 3. • :»-Movie "He Married His Wile" 3. 6:oo--Movle "Chasing Danger" 3 (IDUI.) 21 Evildoer's doing 31 German READYr- arUcle SZ·N. 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I'OYIR •. ATCH THWAIIT WEAKEII .W...., 11_ .....1. . • WATIR IN ALL M11 i.{EAR5 OF Pl.A'iiN6 SA5EMLL, I'VE NEVER ElEeN l-IlT WITH A HOCI(£4( STICK! ;ew) �· .. • c· onservattves . ~iNews • • •zn Bnefi . lt-'l'IIIDIIIJ ....!nel w·dlepor1-l'tlmef.O.,Thunday,Aug.lt,l976 .. . ... 'W""' r~,... :e:w.~>.i:'~~:·W<:~W!:!ai.W.J$!<: %~..._ ~ · · . By Ualted Pma JnrutiCJBal PANMUNJOM, KOREA - NORTH KOREAN President Kim ll.&mg ordered all of his armed fOI'Cellnto a "c<mbat posture" today. U. s. troops, Ulller direct ocdera fl'lllll the Penlagon, were onlncreaaed alert bec;ause of the "deUberate murder" of two U.S. ~Y officers by North Kerean guards. Kbn's order appUed to both regular armed forcea and mWtla of Communilt North Korea, a North Korean broadcast said. It !IBid the North Kerean troops been placed on "combatreadlness."TheNorthKcreanorderwullsuedafter u.s. troops were placed on stepped up alert near tile truce viDage of Panmunj<m where tile two AmerlcaiUI were hacked to death Wednesday by North Korean soldiers. WASHlNGTON ~THE HEAD OF THE U. S. Roman catho))c hierarchy has pralaed the anti-abortloo plank In the " th Republican ptlonalatfolnn asndmenan"encourt "•ftft~ft~emenbortlt to ose seeking a c.......tu ame -u~• a oos. .... ID-·"11 party "We are pleased tha t the na ti008 • .,....... can ''""' gone oo record In Its platform, clearly and fortlrlghtly, to . IM -""""'to -•· support the eUorts be ......,..., the ·COII.IIltuti. on to "'•"t I of the restore protect on •..,.. to life of unborn children ' " Archblahop Joeepn L. Bernardin of Clnclnnatl -'the said Wednesday. Bernardin said the piaUonn 's ' 'reC ognltlon Ul · ... t Su Court value of life" and Its "proteat" "' recen Jftme decisions on abortion were "timely and ID)pcrtant." KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPJ) using "Mickey Mouse" - Embittered conaervatlve trickery lnltead of~ on suppcrters of Ronald Re1CU foreign policy illuea like the charged today that their Panama Canll. candidate tJrew away hla T h e COiliii"VVtivs, led chances for the Republican throughout the GOP Jresldentlal n<mlnatlon by convention by Sen. Jepe '*' Premiums "d • 8 c1as p81 m ses of pony pull !"Y u• YOUNG TONY KENNEDY, son of Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Kennedy, Tuppera Plains, was given a nice reception as outrider Wednesday for the harness horse racing of the Meigs County Fair. Thia Ia several years for Tony In the spot 11M he again Ia riding Bachelor Boy owned by Mrs. Floule Allensworth of Middleport. Bachelor Boy has seryed outriders at the Meigs County Fairs fer many. yearl. Tony and ·Bachelor Boy who will be at the fair through Friday are costumed thla year In a bicentennial theme. ---A Premlwns were paid in . thr h edllg~:. clssseisthof ee wei1g t v...ons n e annua pooy w te t held the pu ng con 8 u grandstand attraction of the Meigs county Fa1r wed• nesday n1ght· In Class Athe winners, first J through eight, were erry 1 li' 1 Ar ld Art Arno d, au no , Cross, Bllb callaway, Matk Douglas, Jessie Brickles, Vern Meeks and Bob CINcrNNATI ~ ROBERT A. PHALEN, a Democratic candidate for the 8th District Ohio senate aeat held by Sen. B . fil'st Stanley J. Aronoff, R.QnclnnaU, has been arrested the second CaThellawClay. · . ass . ,wmners, . . time within a month on a public intodcaUon charge. Pllalen, through elgnt, were D. W. 31, also principal of St. Bonaventute School here, was arrested Higgins, Latry Nolan, Jim Wednesday at the Cincinnati Zoo. Officers sild Phalen had a McGuire, Ed Arnold, Rod strong odor of alcohol oo hla treath and his clothing. They said Pullins, Archie ·· Dillie, he refused to walk, stumbled 11M feU down before they Richard DoUK Ias a nd Tim arrested him. Kincaid. He wu jailed pending a court appearance today. Pllalen Only four teams were inthe also wu arrested July 211 by Covington, Ky., police alter they Class C heavyweIg. ht c1ass. (Continued from page I) . r·II'St t•h found him In a motel room In an "eXtrenlely lntolicated The wmners, u.-oug rervatlwa both within and oulslde the Reagan camp mlgbt state." four, were Jim McGuire, Garv Lamb, Cricket Pullins start a thJrd.party IIICM!Inent. ., But Sen. Jllllle Helms, RN.C., their unofflclal-.leader, said he COTABA'ltl CITY, THE PHIIJPPINFS - THE and Vern Meeks. might consider a thlrdparty alternative In the future, but that govenunenl today ordered thousands of refugees moved to !RICh a move at thls'tlnle would only weaken tile GOP and help new Inland Muses away from coastal . flahlng vwages Carter. . destroyed by '!"llesday's earthquake and Udal waves. At least "I'm only lntererted In the tw<rparty syslem," Helms ilald. 3,T11 persons were killed - mostly In the coi,stal viDages "Having participated In the ayrtem, I think It would smacli: of . and 2,000 pei'SOII8 Wl!f"l missing, the National Disaster Immorality for me to pick up my marbles and go h<me Just Coordinating Center said today. A dlvcrce petition and a beca- I didn't get my IIWII wsy." The quake that rocli:ed tile Mlndanao-Sulu ~on was suit fer sale of real estate · But Rlcblrd Vlguerle, a powerful fund-raiser lor conaer· followed by at least 20 aftershocks. Officials said about 90 per were ffied and aeveral other vatlve caures and publlsber ol Conservative Digest In the cent of the deaths were cauaed by 24-loot waVQ that washed actions were settled. Wlllhlngton, D.C., sublrbe, w1111't waiting. He and other away whole IIBb~ villages almg the coast of Moro Gulf, about Elda Darlene Taylor, Rl. I, ICII'rilta were planDiDg a meeting of conaervatives In Cblcago 500 miles 8011th of Manila. More than 211,000 persons were left Langsville, bas filed for next week 10 create a political coalition, get on the baUot.s of homeless, the disaster center said. divorce from Richard E. about40111ater and kill Ford's chllncell ol victory In November. Taylor, Rt. I, Langsville. The Vlperie, who said the Republican party "stands for KANSAS CITY, MO.- THE SCHEDULE OF TONIGHT'S Laurel Cliff Free Methodist ~." was COilsldered a likely candidate for ·the third fifth ai1d flilal session of the 31st Republican National Church Inc. has filed petition plrt)''a vice presidential nomlnati<XJ. The party's potential Convention (all times EDT ): for the sale of real estate. presidential candlda!e was nanored to be former Gov. Lester 7:30p.m.- Call to crder. Opening ceremooles. . Freddy Keith Picli:ens was MadlloK of GeOrgia. 8 p: m. - N<mlnations for vice president ci the United · ~entenced 10 a tenn rl. not States. . less than six months and not 8:25 p. m. - Roll call. more than five years. He Ia to 9 p. m. - VIce presidential nominee acceptance speech. be taken 10 the Clrrectionsl 9:15 p. m. - Presidential nominee acceptance speech. Medical and Reception 9:30 p. m. - Adjoununent. Center Ia Columbus for uslgrunent. A Pomeroy National Bank suit aga1a1t Marie DIVIetro, Rt. 2, Racine, wu dlii'DI e~ ; Betty Jewett 11M Cormal T. Jewett agreed 10 tenninate alimony payments, and Leslie C. Gater l Asloc. ul Judge Robert Buell: and A IIJIOkerman for the JuneVanVrinklnufPcmeroy Becli:1ey, W. Va., bas • . Ch ,. s,.tem said thlll are coordinating tile 1978 fund named as an additional By Bertba Parker Miss Edna. Kennedy of defendant ·in a ltandlng suit - nll:c tbt train derailment raising effort In Meigs County Attendance at the Laurel Athens and Claira WeUs of filed by Lo•ell Jack Ia Muon, W. V1. Tuelday oo behaH of M.o.M District, Cliff Free Methodist Church Rutland RD spent a few days IDOftiiiC offlftld no danger•IO BOy Scouts, of America. Strickland In connection with August 15 was 136. this week visiting their sister, qoaellld cbarKed lbat the Jn the two level campalgp, . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Homer WIM, a 1972 accident at the lnalrdon ID ""'J'J!III!. Buck Ia aervlng In the apeelai construction site of the Meig8 lealklll Cll pilar to clear the ladenhlp Gl!ta category, Albaugh, David and Douglas Harrisburg, Ohio. Jackie and Becky Handley No. I mine. traca na In tbe town whUe tbe second level, 11M Anne of Iowa are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence CurtIa of Pomeroy spent Friday .... w and Dot 'll'ltb the community enrollment, II attended evening Bl!rvices at night with their grandrlllroad. again being conducted by the the local church Sunday. mother, Dorotha Handley. Tom Jobllloa, pubUc area's Beta Sigma Phi Mrs. Madyln Chaffin, Mr . and Mrs. George nlallonl ollldal for Ch ·~ • Sorority chapterr. Sorority. Pomeroy called recently on Kober M.edlcal Ceater Brawley and daughter , aald 1 railroad official members anlstlng Discharges, Aug. 18 Annette, of Niles, Michigan is adriaed I . . . . Pollee Dept. VanVrankln In thla year's Mrs. Georgia Diehl. · Alpha Bailey, Mrs. Floyd Mark Stahl, Stockdale and visiting her parents, Mr. and ..trolmlrlat 1:11 a.m. of the campaign are Jennifer Baker and daughter, Nettie llllaallonl of tile rallrold 10 Anderron, Lynn Crow, Frilz Stahl, New Marshfield Mrs. Harley Riggs of Bell, Mrs. Marvin Bennett dear the ll'lcb and advlaed Brenda Haggy, Darla recently called on Mr. and Pomeroy RD an~ her sister, and daughter, Mary · Bobo, there was no ~er ftlm 1 Hawley, Carol McCullough, Mrs. N. E. Schaefer and Mr. Mrs . Michael Barr of Robin Brown, Rebecca Langsville. dllorlne car that was In the Roberta O'Brien, Jrla Payne, and Mrs. Harry Stahl. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dorotlul Handley called on Conger, Rosemary Connor, lraln l!ne. Lucy Detty, Richard Dow, Lola IWienbaum, Ann Rupe, Johnson, Mike 11M Paul, Elvira Barr on Sunday. broo Ruuell, Edwlaa Scott Hampton, Va ., attended Mrs. Edith WUllamson of Wesley Ely, Dwaine Fain, and Teresa SWIIIel. church services Sunday at Rutland is a medical patient Everette Gills, Harvey Hall, Shirley Hesson, Michael Holt, Jack Car11nel, M-G·M the local church. at Holzer Medical Center. llillrlct Eucutlve (MelgsMr. and Mrs. James Howard Spurlock and Alma Kiser, Vlnu Lee, Jerry Gallla-Muon Collltles ), uld Gilmore visited over the mother of Hurricane, W. Va., Matthew, Gene Molter, tile funds ralaed will go weekend In Columbus with were Sunday guests of his Gladys Morris, Laura Nice, toward.supporting the many relatives. sister, Mrs. Dorotha Hand· Sharah Nichols, Mrs. Fred CLOSED . and varied services of . Wyatt Schaefer, Marion, ley. Other guests were Mr. Older 11M daughter, Mary Aut. lf lllru Aug. 26 t-or Mtlfl Co. Fair Scouting In the lliltrlct and Mrs. Helen Dunkle, Mr. and and Mrs. Lorenzo Handley of Owens, Sherman Pl11'80ns, Jlrtlmie Potter, Margaret that almllar campaigns are Mrs. Lee . Dunkle arid Hunlln8ton. . near compleUoo In the other daughter, Glouster, recently Floyd Thomu of Rutland Pritchett, Ardeth Proffitt, counties. called on Mr. and Mrs. has returned to his home HilTy Rhodes, Mrs. Stanley Services to the area Scout Norman Schaefer. after having been a medical Russell and daughter' Mabel Autust 27·21-~, . unllllre supported solely by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford patient at Holzer Medical Shirley, Raymond Short, A1atlltr .......... $peed Michael Sim, Teddy Staton, the giving of the trl~ty Jacobs are visiting their son, Center. Show sterts at 7 p.m. John Thompson, AprU Van residents, Cargnel said. Latry and family in Texas. Steve Hoffman is spending Mrs. Cora Renshaw Is sevfll'al days with his grand· Matre, Richard Wells, staying with her daughter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Angela York. Blrlh, Aug. 18 and son-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Charley Brnwn, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow McNerlin, daughter , Oak Mrs. Dick (Leona) Karr, Wil!cox of Sundusky visited Hill . who has been so very 10, is hla brother and family, Mr. improving at her home. Her and Mrs. Warren WUicoz. daughter, Mrs. Ed Bauer, Mr: and Mrs. Glen Moore of . who bas been here for two · Radcliff called on Mr. and IIIEETlNG PLANNED weeks to care for her mother, Mrs. Warren WiUcox Sunday. The Dorcaa Mlulonary MEN'S left Sunday for her home In • Mr. and Mrs. Albert .•nodae. a will bold a camp Marton. . · Woodard (Dorothy Ledlle) ~ and bean dinner The Good News Trio will be have moved to their new Satardar. Aug. 21 at at the Laurel Cliff Church, modular home at Langsville. Maplewood Lake. Free will Aug. 22, both morning and Mrs. Woodard is a teacher in donatlonr will be 1ceepled. evening services. Every one the Pomeroy Elementary · Everyone Ia welcome to is welcome. School. attend. President Ford Court. neWS No danger from car of ..' chemicals " •• • ' ''• • •' ' Fund work . planned in Meigs County Laurel·Qiff News Notes desptse. . Reagan Langsville ·News Notes MEIGS liiATRE · HelmlofNorth Clrollnl, lllo dlecloeed that Peapn had betrayed them In tbllr elfrlts 10 llllld up 10 Pt 'den~ Ford on foreign policy IJiu!lll, "He (Reqan) can.!:..,to hell," • cooaervative .....-'" Jack son 'S Bevms • • head.mg SEOAL. Southeastern OhiO Athletic League officials Wednesday ted ffi night elec new o cers, reestabll.thed the conference golf . edtournament the 1976 Ifand nd 1ap· ..,., prov go a ••' baseball schedules. Twenly·one persons representing all eight league schools attended the annual f 11 ssl h ld t J ks a se on, e a ac on High SchOOl. Bob Bevins, Jackson principal, was elected ld t H d pres en . e succee s James N.. M. Davis, Gallipolis principal. Jim Maines, assistant superintendent, lronion, WM reelected secretary· treasurer . Bob Sh amp, Athens princ1pa 1, was chairman of the nominating committee. League officials approved a motion to reestablish the SEOAL golf toll111ament. The tournament was held 15 years to determine the league champion. Las( year, the championship was decided on a14-garne double round robin schedule. Teams will continue to play home-and-home matches this faD, but the tournament will decide the 1976 champions. The golf tournament will be hied in one of three communities _ Jackson, Logan er Meigs on Saturday, Oct. 2, beginning at 9 a.ll!. The athletic director of the home school will be tournament director. The golf tournament motion passed by a 4-3 vote. Wellston will not field a golf team this fall, thus that school did not vote on th.e issue. The 1m baseball schedule which was drawn up by Athens' Bill Wooddell, was approved by league officials. Officials discussed changing reserve football games form Saturday ·to Monday nighta, but took ~o actloo on this because most schools have already comDiftted themselves to Saturday night play this faU. The 1977 SEOAL cross country tournament will be held at Jackson on Oct. 14, beginning at 4 p.m. President Bevins appointed Jackson's AI Burger and . I 1011 lie , dDwn wllll .~ Jill& - liP , with &.. ' Hilmi llid ~ Rr •: ..,..,..,., IIIPIPir 'lllllr It 1 : :~,.::: cledand. - byr ' ..., .. . = ~:.~:-~ Ill," be uld. Helma and otbtra Wave•ly's carr.oil Hlwhee to contended a fllht on fcnlln • policy 111uer would haw draw up the 1977-78 SEOAL drawnllllftvotel for Reapn basketball schedule. The ... _ ,... -·•- •-·-, .....,, .... w..., ...., , _ _ """'" schedule will be pr.eaented to lost him rome of hlr officials for approval at the ...........- . next conference meeting on • ..,..... .,__,-·· .. ,,._ uy D--ft .......,. "' u"""con.vatlftll ·-· Nov. 17, at JacksOn . betra·-' tile Ironton will be presented .__,_.ft •- ...wn 1 minority the 1""6 All-~ts Trophy UJ wa-u. . "" •• "'~"'' plaUorm plank on IGrtiCn during the Fighting ngers policy that IICiopt.d by first league home game this th.e •onventlon Tue·Aay f 11 ~ "" aOHI . clals also~~-·--' All• night. Although It wu ........ _ Intended IO.IIDMUI Ford, Sports Trophy COIIIIM!titloo, the .President. cboee IIQt to ·proper lasue of leagqe passes, light It •.,_ his_.~,,..;, on the ed ent of ... .._ •"'-• approv paym .,... · rules. · . dues, by each school and The COiliii"VVIIWI a*ld a tabled a motion to cha~e the , toughly worded plink wu league constitution _.,._ In a . -~••••"' """"'' . . - -....ft ( Perta•~••« "'•Is athletics) .._..,,ft« ""·-'·y '"'•"t uw,. to au ~~. ~ ·~· -'lh ,., •.• until the winter mee"ft•, u -. . n's top ·•A-. More · • -.. ..-..... ,_ It -as announced Wellston than c--atl-· '"'-ed 30 ~-. ·- - · ', " increased its adult admission ....... ft·-....... · - - to that p'·-~, ...... .. price for home football whlchmentloaed 1 number of ' f Sl to $2 Logan games rom · subjecta lacludlng the ' already charges $2 at the PaJiama Canal and Taiwan. gate . All oilier league schools But when the plank wu ' charge $1.50 admission for ftled by Reagan aides the • . adults. Ironton will not seD next day- u$g thoae 111M ' student tickets at the gate, signatures-It no longer : but will haveadvance student mentioned Taiwan or the : Uckel$ ssles . PaJiama Canal. The loop's financial report Former Rep. Thomas shows $232.52 in the bank as CUrtis of Mlasourl who had the league's 52nd season gets assured reporter~ Sunday underway next month. night that the plat* Included. Representing Gallipolis the Panama Canlllssue, was last night were James N. M. befuddled the next day when Davis and Ed Stewart. Jim reporters showed him a copy Diehl represented Meigs. of the proposal. COLORS -Rust -Blue -Brown S~ZES 81h to 4 S. Prir.ed CONVE8SE TENNIS BOYS! MEN'S Red, Green, GOld, Blue. Purple, Black and White. THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Elberfelds In ·Pomeroy WARDtOUSE ON MEatANIC STREET $$ ·wHIRLPOOL AIR CONDITIONER 2 speed fan, 2 way air direction, air changer, ·central (exhaust) adjustable thermostat, push button controls. Marguerite's Shoes 1:00 102 E. Main Pomeroy VOL XXVIII, NO. 88 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT •.OHIO FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. 1976 5000 BTU.:.................... SALE '179.95 1 ONLY REG." '399.95 fli OONDITIONER 12,000 BTU ........... ,........... SALE '344.95 1 ONLY REG. '439.95 AIR CONDITIONER ' 18,000 BTU...................... SALf>'379.95 ;; Elberfelds In -Pomeroy (Continued oil page 10) · GRAND CllAMPION dalcy cow bred by ua1ng the Leland Parker Artlflelal Insurnlnatloo Service wu owned by Tony Carnahan. The Guernsey wu grand champion in the dairy open class and grand champion Junior show. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS . · Horse ull has merit says President 'Ford appeared at the first By'HELEN THIJMAS meeting . of the new UPI White House Reporter KANSAS CITY', Mo. (UPI) Republican Natlonal Com- President Ford, rising mittee with his running mate, early after his acceptance of sen. Robert Dole, R·Kan., in traditional postthe 1976' Republican the presidential nomination, told convention appearance of the the party's ruling council candidates .before the party today that refonn of the vice elders. Ford spoke briefly, saying presidential selection process was a gond projeci for it to he had foUowed the course of consider In the next four the convention very careflly, especially the fight over years. · ' t . By Wealey G. Pippert PLAINS, Ga. ( UPI) Jimmy carter, with the stage set for a debate with Pralident Ford, said today the country has drifted Under Ford and the main Issue during the fall campaign will be "new leadership In the White House or no leadership and a conUnuation of drift." Carter also said he wu familiar with GOP vice presidential nominee Bob Dole's reputation as an "aggressive campaigner. " He said that during Dole's 1974 Senate race he had raiaed the charge that his opponent - a doctor - was an abortlonlat. Wearing a shirt and sport coat, a departure from his 118U8l casual at-home garb, carter stood In his front yard and spoke to reporters for a half hour about the Just. completed Republican Nallonal Convention. He said Ford was left "almosl no alternative" In chaUenglng him to a debate. carter also said he would be nextble'to any kind of fonnat, but that he preferred a for- . . • ~ mat in which the candidates would question each other, as well as submit to questions by reporters. Ford said In Kansas City he was ready and eager to debate carter. "In the absence of leadership from the White House, the country has drifted," Carter said, "These problems of our country have not been corrected and the different questions have not yet been answered. "That Is going to be the main difference between myself and President Ford new leade!;,shiP in (he White House or no leadership and a continuation of inactivity from the White House." carter was asked whether he felt he had "a short fuse" that tile Republicans could Ignite. "I spent four to five years dealing with Lester Maddox while I wu gover· nor . He was lieutenant governor. He Is an expert. I think he would be able to rattle a cage as 'well as any In the political world. I think I can deal with that with equanimity." challenger Ronald Reagag 's proposal to require presidential candidates to reveal their vice presidential selections in advance of the nomination balloting. The Ford forces defeated the Reagan bid, but the President said : "I happen to believe there is considerable merit in -that approach, and perhaps the national committee can study it and lay the groundwork for 1980." · Ford said he expected that the Republican ticket would work hard to put GOP can· didates "notonlylntheWhlte House but In the courthouses, city halls and Congress too." Fdrd appeared before the committee after tossing away his drab political cloak, embracing ~eagan's conservative legions , and challenging Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter to a face-to-faCP. debate. ' "I'm ready, eager," Ferd told a tumultous final session UDited l'rerl IateruU-1 MIAMI - TROPICAL STORM DOTTIE lltalled off the cout and became "lllow and erratic" today but il hurricane watchremalnedlne!fectfi'CIIIIFlorldaiONorthCsrollna. The-n's fourth tropical riOnn, which had buUt from a .1ropic81 depression during Thunday'a course up the Flerlda oout, boalted peak winds of 110 m11ei per hour this morning 'll'lten It llalled about 70 miles east ul St. Augustine, Fla. "Radar and Air Force recmnalaullce data Indicated that the llllltioll' of Tropical SIGrm Dottle has baccme slow and erratic cUing the pill few hours," the Nationsl Hurricane Center lllld at 8 a.m. EDT. . ' PHJLADELPIDA - 'I1IE ''LEGIONNAIRE'S Disease" that struck down tDIII'e than 170 pel'liNia Is u much of a myatery u ev•, but health officials aay the danger It posed IIIIPII'tiii1Y Ia OVflt. Slate Health llecretary Dr. I.Aioaard Bachmln said 'lbunday only I r.w tie'll' with rymptoma ~to the lllnell bad been l'lpOIUd In tile l&rt live dayr. Many of theae, lie llid, may tarn out to be aeamal acute pnewnortia, Badnnan allo said no - - - , cuill have been reported, inllkating the dlaeaae Ia not ClllltalkJus. Twtai:)'.Upen~~~~~havedled fnm the d'aeare and the list c- ofpenon~wbomeetlhelllneslcrlt.erlatotalal'13. PANMUNJOM, KOREA - ~»~rt AMERICAN TROOPS, ed by the dilpltcll of two squaclrona of u.s. warplanes (Ointlnued on page 10)-- ·of the Gop National Convention Thursday night. A just-as-eager Carter grabbed tbe gauntlet In Plains, Ga., setting the stage for a ·poSSible ser.les. of televised confrontatloos In the faD campaign. After Ford's hammering nomination acceptance speech, wblch left delegates screaming approval, the President and Ronald Reagan- the man he best 1n a bitter nomination fight _ met on the podb811 In peace. Ford arranged to have · breakfast with the : Republican National Conunittee early today and later fly IOSallnas, Kan., with Kansas Sen. Robert Dole, hla running inate. He launched hla 19761ftsl· dentlal campelgn Thursday night, promising peace, 11'011perity, tax reform and a balanced budget by 1978. "Thll year, the issues are on our side. rm ready, eager to go before the American Dole for clean fight .rn upcomrng . campazgn . ' By IRA A. AIJ..EN the Democratic nominees, KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) presidential candidate Republican vice Jimmy carter and vice jresldentlal n<mlnee Robert presidential candidate sen. Dole promiaed today that he · Walter Mondale of Min· and President Ford woilld not nesota. engage In a "personal" "We don't Intend to be campaign against the carter· permal," Dole said. "I have Mondale ticket this fall. the hlgbest regard for Jimmy The Kansas senator, In an Carter and sen. Mondale." Interview on ABC television Dole accomJllnled Ford to a the morning after Ford breakfast with the selected him to be hlaf1111111ng Repub II can Na tiona! mate, said the GOP Committee 11M arranged to cam..lgn would be ''very have Ford go with him to a lofty" and centered on the Bob Dole Day rally at hla economy, and would not hometown of Russell, Kan., Involve personal attacks oo before returning to Warbington later In the day. fN,;~~~~;~::e ' Halt..- was first; DMn. secand, and Bob lee, Routt 1, Racine, third In the senllll' heifer class with Dean. first; Lee, second', and fjoller, third and fourth ln thelunlor hiller cl•• cla11. In the gel of sire clan Halter was flrtt; DMn. second, and Parker, third. Dllon was ll.rst In produce of cow wltli Hatter second and Parker, thl'rd . In the class of three femalu bred and owned by the exhibitor, Holter o~as first; Dean. second, and Parker.ffhlrd. Dean exhibited the chemplan bull end the lunlor champlan female with Holler exhibiting the senior cham pion end the grand c:hamplan females. at y ........,en tine points to 1976 issue Here's a nitty little back-to-school shoe that combines young girl styling with. no nonsense toughness . Rain and stain repellent Breath in· Brushed Pigskir• .. . no polish· ing necessary . Steel shank arch support. And Hush Puppies • Casuals are born comfortabfe . .. iust for you and your family. Holter, RD, Pomeroy, Holateln, Carroll Wingrove, Belpre, Brown Sw!Je and Brent Hayer, Gu)'IVille, Jersey. Pomeroy, lOok the blue ribbon In the bull, one year and under two, ul the Holstein Dlvlllon with aecond place going to Roy Holter, Route a, Pomeroy. Earl Dean, Route 3, P<meroy, wu 11rst In the bull calf, under one year and over four .months class with Holter taking flut; Jim Clrnahan, Route. 3, ~. aecond, and Dern, third In the oow, lour years and over clur. Dean wu first In the oow, three years and under four with Leland Parker, Route 3, Pomeroy, seccnd. Holter was tlrst and Dean 8ecOnd In the senior yearling • ' OrQmlar'or, nr..pr Ia a Kent State UDivenlty graduate and former director of a SUmmit County Rehabilltatlon Center speech and hsarlng program. FOUR GRAND CHAMPIONS In the four breedl ul the dalrv ooen clau II the Meigs County Fair Thuraday W'!re 1-r. TOll] Camahal), RD, Rl!clne, GUernseY, Eddie Cart~~ 1 ONLY ·REG. '209.95 AIR CONDITION TWO APl'OINTED OOLUMBUS (UPI)- Gov. Jamer A. Rhodes Wednesday announced tbe reappolnbnent of Andrew i»rglu Jr., 38, Steubenville, 10 the Board of Speech PatholOI)' and Audiology and the llliDing of WWiam J. McNamara, N, Parma Helilil, to the Slate Private Inveatlgator · Advisory Ia dairy helfao c!MI wllh Dean, tlrst.; callle - completed at the Radford, leQOIId and Holter' Meigs County Fair Thlll'lllay. third In the junior ye•llnl Phl1Up Radford, Route a, heifer claU. tbe Rea. $39.95 Now . (..,en clur Judging :;..,, ~.!... Pl.....,.. ·-to declare bl1 rice prelldeatlal cbolce before ~tbe.;!"Q"~ lbe LEISURE SUITS I ChampiOn dairy animals judged 1'he Ml~dleport E-R squad, swrunoned four times Thilrsday, went: At 10:38 a.m. lo Hemlock Grove Road· for Margaret Smith, 94, who had fallen and sustained a possible broken upper right leg. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitted. At 4:04 p.m. for Julia Moodispaugh, 19, Railroad St., Middleport, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital liM' admitted with head aiKI ·chest pains. At 4:49 p.m. to Twin City Gateway Parking lot for Patricia Ritchie (16 or 17 years of age) a walk away from Athens Medical Center. She wu taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, then to Athens . . And at 7:31pm; to SR 681 fer WiUiam Randolph, 112. who wu taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and ad· mltted. .. people and debate the real issues fac~ce with Mr. carter," Ferd said. ''The people have the right to know first hand exacUy where botb of us stand," the · President added. The · delegates chanted back : "We want Ford. We want Ferd." Ford said his own moral leadership and economic poUcles have rallied America to "an Incredible e<meback since August, 1974," and . predicted the American voters would return him to the White House over the favored Carter In November. Generallylmownasa soft. The Kenny Starr truupe will ·be the professional entertainment provided as the free grandstand attraction at ap.m. Saturday night at the key, faltering speaker, Fcrd Meigs County Fair. hardly mlsaed a beat In At 8 p.m. this evening the Kemper Arena with bls annual horse pulling contest talk. will be held following the 4 In addition to meeting Cll p.m. harness horse ractng the podlwn with Reagan, program. The annual junior Ford !llade a public plea to fair -1-H steer, swine and Reagan's followers In hla sheep sale will be held at 7 speech after the former p.n:. Iii t.'le new show ring Callfornla governor gave blm near the midway . ooe (If the toughest battle~ ever dealt an Incumbent Saturday at 10 a.m. the president before bowing to lractor pulling contest will Ford's nomination get underway in the cenWednesday niKl!t. terfield of the race !rack and "let me say lhls from the at I p.m. the pretty baby bottom of my heart, after the contest and the Little Mr. and scrimmages of the l>8lt few Miss Meigs County will be (Cotiiiriued on page IQ) held at the showring near the midway. Children tftklng part in the contests.are to be at the show ring by 12 noon so that proper tags can be placed on each contestant. At 6 p.m. Saturday it the grandstand a bicentennial costume contest for women wiD be held with cash prizes to be awarded to the most authentic and attractive costumes. The contest Ia open ooly to women 18or older. No advance registration will ·be required, but contestants should be registered by 6p m. 'lbere will be a registration table near the stage area across from the grandstand. Mr . and Mrs. Clarence Nichols, both 90 who have been married for 69 years, wiD be hoilored preceding the Kenny Starr show. · I Drug program outlined Steven Dawson, director of as that of being able to help jrOYidlng general drug in. the per son wl th a drug . formation to any Interested group or program of the Mental Health jroblem come to terms with Individual, Center, was speaker at the his needs and meet them in organization : Specialized Tuesday meeting of the olllerways than thrOugh drug drug counseling training Is available to counseling Meigs County Human abuse. · Dawson said he Is !llso · organizations. Resources Council held at the -Consul tattoo services. Meigs Inn. . Interested in the area of Dawson explained the prevention. Too often These services are rather program philosophies, people try to "close the barn specific, in that a drug conpresent services and gnals for door after the horse Is. sultan! is available to the future aervices. already out." This part of the court$, hospltals and other In discussing program jrogram will be aimed at related programs to provide philosophies, Dawson stated helping people to recognize evaluations and recomthat he feels · people who "signs" of developing drug mendatlons In the best Indevelop drug abuse problems abuse potential and how to terest of individuals with are trying to satisfy some treat the5e "signs" befere the drug or drug rel11tea need. He explained, "D'ug jroliem developea, h\ said. problems. -Outreach services . This abusers take great 'risks' to The drug abuse pr<lgram, use iUici t drugs or misuse known as "aJternatives", is service consists of sending a pre!K!riplion drugs. They run located in the Meigs Com· counselor out to ari inthe risk of jail, social munityMental Health Center. dividual's home who is not able to make it to the clinic <r reprimand, and a possible Present services include: physical damage. It is -Outpatient counseling. has reservations about .being 111reasooable to asswne that This service includes in· seen at our clinic. OUtreach a persoo would, or even dlvidual and group coun- workers are &lso available to could, give up drugs without seling and psycotherapy, transport people from their having something else to hypnosis, · chemotherapy, homes to the clinic and back. Other services to be and satisfy whatever needs that psychological developedthisnextyearare : cause a person to take these Jllychiatric assessment. 'risks'., -Recreational services. -Educational Services. We are presenUy organizing Dawson deiCribed hla role Theae services constat of and pooling community resources In lrying to offer after school and after work the recenUy funded drug Weather. Sunny, hot today and Saturday. Highs both days In the upper 80s to the lower 91\s. Fair tonight with lows in the lower 60s. Probability of rain is near. zero per cent today and tonight. AUTOS BUMP The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. reported a minor ac· cldentat 11:20 p.m. Thursday at the entrance to the· fairgrounds. A car driven by Karen D. Hysell, 16, Rt, I, Middleport bumped the rear of a car driven by Randy P. Snider, 20, Pomeroy. There was minor damage to both cars no InJuries and no cltstlon issued. ' ' · TAKING THE RESERVE CHAMPION Guernsey ribbon wu Mark Mora left, and Tony Carnahan, the Grand Champion ribbon. In the Dairy Showman compeUtlon things were reverse!~ as Mora was the Grand Champion and carnahan the Reserve Champion. f ~) CLARIFICATION Larry Spencer, clerk of courts, announced today .that his office does not sen fishing licenses but is issuing permanent hunting and trapping licenses to persons 65 or older at a.cost of $4.50. I recreatlooal programs for all ages. - D"ug Crisis Ho.Oine. 'l'hi!l service will he a 24. hour in· . formational and crisis oriented service for those individuals in crisis. Staff will be trained to provide over the phone crisis counseling service and helpful suggestions. Plans to begin ·by January I. - Prevention Service. In this service we hope to speak to the developmental issues of drug abuse, interrupting the developmental cycle leading to drug abuse. This service will mainly be offered to the !K!hool system but Is also appropriate for any concerned agency or family. - AI ternative Services. These services will consist of . offering to the community · w<l'kshops in; family com· municatlon , relaxation , soCialization, self awareness, etc., as well as, provide camps , recreation, education, etc. The first of these will be held by February and a schedule of ~coming ones will be put out by January I. Dawson expressed his desire to work closely with the community In meeting · the needs of the community.· 1be drug abuse program, like the Community Mental Health Center, is a contract agency of the "6411" Board. sWlJD . IeSSOD8 begnt . Aug, 3() Swimming lessons for pre· school children and adults will be given at the .Mid' dleport Pool starting Aug. 30. The adult lessons will begin at I p. m. and the pre.,oJChool children at 2 and 2:30 p. m. Additional times can be arranged through Liz Blaettnar, instrurtor. Registrations are being taken at 992-9990 or 992-6127. There is also a beginner class stlll open from 11 to 11:30 a. m. · for one week beginning Monday at a cost of $2.50. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 19, 1976