http://66.213.69.5/files/original/dcc47805807052156048025cf738a0ae.pdf c4fb4ba0b1aa2698422147aec7c8256d PDF Text Text • ·-· ~· . . . ~(!) HEALT~ ~~ LawrenceE.Lamb.M.D. Dalid Sizemore injured in wreck (; 1\l l.ll'OI JS I)<J\'lli l · :!0. G,tHtptlh~. \ttd:s h:-.tul Hl :-..rll~f,u:t un t undl· 11111; S.ttunl~l\ ,tfttTI1tM~n In tilt' lutt•ri:;J\ t' c~m. · St'l'twu ut lht• lh•llt•r:\k~tt~_•11 trt.•ntt.'l' \\hl'tt' lh~ \\.l!>i dtlnuttt'li follu"mg ,1 Sl / l'I!HIIt'. tl'affll •, r tl' ldL•utFrrda~onlllt' By Uwreoce E. Lamb. M D. DE AR DR . LAJ'IB ll - An• ~ 'd ru!{s h t e anti-uepessant .•. or 1.io· mere1y temporary at u.s •.. 1 ll1e:- 1K1VE' any ung tem1 do ~ s bent.' f 1 t s., H o" ... t d h ps~<· 1atry l'Uillllit eprE's· swn and do you :=tt."t' an~ usefulness tn bJofeedbiu.·k amt other sumlar trl'hOlQUCS I What is th~ dtfference bel· ween a mantc-deprCSSI\'0 per· son and .1 tjptl'al d~prl'SSIVe person ' . DEARoREADEH- Dt'presston IS a svmptom. ll can be a'> tt18nifest.8hon of fl ni'urosls or in tis milde~t !Qrtll a rhange m mood A1 the otftt>r end of the spectnm1 rt c.tn be a psychosiS of maJ Or tm· p<Jrtance There are no sharp c~v1dmg lmes and the dect· swn as to the stgmft cance of depreSSIOn and what II represents depends upon the tndtvldual case and how dtsabllll!1 or oven pamlul ilts to the person Depresstun IS part of the three maj or psychoses which mclude the manic depres.srve }OU askert about, the UJ\oolu· bona! melanehoba that affects olde r peoplde snd the frank psychotic epresswn The ps)chottc depression IS seen m a persQn who IS severely disabled He may, not speak or if he does It may be ;cry slowly and even all physt cal movement may be sl011 The mamc depresston ts a psychosis that causes a per· son to be ma mc - " high" mth delusiOnal thoughl.'l of great things tmd excess ac111 II) Tlus phHse may be preceded or follo11ed by a rlepress ton The c)cles maY bt> Interspersed v. 1th pea ~ r1r nurmal mood swmgs and rrorma l behaviOr The anti-depressants are temporary m the sense that they don't cure an) thing but ena ble the person to feel bet· ter and functiOn better while the C) cle IS bemg completed Vanous med1cmes may fie used m combmat10n with anal}SJS or psychotherapy Elect roconvulsive therap) 1 ECT l often gtves urunedtate relief It ls very useful m the severely d1sabled. person. I don't think much can be ea1r1eu from bwfeedbctck m trt-atJng thr dt>pressr,·e 1,., .. 1,,,._\ ·t'u! c~ Bd three and groups p S\'Cholh erapy t ILa t r11 ', . 1,. 11 tJr.s 11 ult>s "uuth uf SH " t•nab1est he pt'r.;on l•l.Wtders- e.oo d d th th 1 t """ tan a n cope wt e re~t 1 ~ 'l'ht• <~~rllla-Mei''S Post of 1us 11fe Sl tua 1tons. m od ern s,' ,, ,. ~ ... D··trol satd 1 1 111 ~,1111 ,'J-'-" ~ drugs an d . if needed . E \. 1 are- Silt'llll.lre lo.st control· of hts usua il y t' ff ec t1\"e . C..'.lr \dUd\ ran off tht' rmld· It IS unportant to reahze \\,I\ :rnd U\'erturned st•veral that a person \' ho has a t mws. Sizemore suffered a depresSIOil net:d.§ profes- fr.ll'tUtcd arm and other til s10na! help. The frtendl) JUI'l<'S The accident ts sttll net~hbor approach just ti;n 't Wider lliVCSltgallon a~nsable ThedoctorrespunGat lt• L Drwnmond,2:2,AdStble _for the caS€ must de<~ 1 dlsun. \HIS charged wtth DWI "tth complex proble ms .... fulli!\\1rtg <!CCldcULl!t Ji.25 1X'yond what a gOdd irren<; pIll Fnday on SR 5!>1, four ca~ usually do. Just hstemng cmd t'!ght tenths nules east of tsn1£nougtL SR 160 The patrol- reported Some of these peopl~ are Drummond who sufft>red' deflmtel: surcrdal and they nunor mjur·a~s lost control uf may not be able to help Ius car whtch ran off the themselves. The) neied so-, !ugh\\ ay stnkul' a ditch then meone to protect them fro~n merturned.. g ' themselves when they are n'" Jeffery L "Dtlcher, IS, Rt 2. this vulnerable ph~se . No . Alb.tnl was cited for driving professiOnal meddling may left 0 ( the center followmg a do more hann than good collision at 7.;;o p m. on Til,; Depressions tend lo recur 259. east of SR 1~3 F riday Ill Some of them. such as mamc Metgs Collllty. Olftcers satd depressions. have a tendency Dt!cher's car stdeswtped an to occur tn fanuhes as an m- auto opera tied by William E hertted cha racterJsttc ·. Kennedy, 45 , Rt 4, Ef>metoy. Depressive responses canoe~ There was m cfderate cur wtth some medicmes and damage so can maruc reactiOns. No Cltahon was Jssued in an Sterotd hormones may cause accident at 6: 15 p m. Fnday some people to have marne on CR 17, north of SR 684 10 depress1veresponses. Mei gs County State troopers Asp1nn IS tn many said an auto drt\'en by Cathy medicmes that you buy by s Mornson , 18, Rt.l, Rulland, brand name. For mfonnation attempted to pass JUS! as a about these medicmes send 00 vehtcl e driven b; Charles w cents. wtth a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for Cochran. 24 · Athens. attemp- an The Health Letter nwnber Asptrtn and Related Medictnes Send your letter to Dr Lamb m care uf thts newspaper. P 0 Box 1551 , Radto Ctly Statton, New Yor> 'IY 10019 ~. WORTH II MILLION NEW YORK (UP! )\ Stage and screen actor Zero Mostel , who dted Sept . 8, left an estate valued at $1 mtlhon Mastel's 17-page wt\l, disclosed Fnday, provtdes his wtdo\\ an"d second wtfe , Cathryn H Mostel, wtt ,h Jewelry, furmture and half the estate oulrlght. m addtt10n to the mcome from a trust fund to he compnsed of the remammg half · ··· L.~_:. ;:; · ~; ~ Y Alfred Social Notes 1 !-iuml.•~ !'i• h•'ol attt•r•O.•r~t t.: Mr dllll Mr~ I 'Hsh Bahr· of un Sept. :!5 "·':; 5H. !ht· u • Muldkport ~pent a day wtth ft.•t'lll~ S:H .,\0 \\'Uf~h lp S.t'l'· M1 s Swo~rf't f~ulul't' to vtt.•h.l lllL' 1'11-!ht uf \ ll't'ti Wt'l't) held .tt ltl -15 \\ llh Mr a11d Mr~ ll o bt~r t w.ry [lllltlWHI~ an tw.'t'tdt.•nt ttl tht' Ht'\ . Htt har·d l'homas ~\\ {utz muJ f:ra• ·•· Sww1z 5 10 pnL on thl' Fuuficld- s pcakrn.~.t fnun. H.mtansl3 · ll · spl'llt Sund,ty wtth M1 ,and V,rnt·u ~td Offu..•t•r:; scud the · 14 on · Slerp111~ On th e Mr s llnr old Sw<.~rtz <.~rrd 'l"ilb• l ~ t1 II Promasc !" Hcv Th!>llHtS f·~Ill. ll\ ·il tl"lli a..:I ·' t.',( ttl' k a \' ~ll{'l' , rr am .''tt ., mn, \"' · dnven b) G~-11) E. Lamm, 26. pia yeti Hnd suu~ !.!J_Specml V,r Ga Ill pol ls: The rl! w<:t s nurn bPr Atll'nda nee \\as ·17 l'!,l n.1 t-' ullrud. · Nma 'I' Itl' u n'1 I"y 11e 1{1 tts Hobinson and K.1thy F'bBrod Hh.Kierate clamagt.\ Hobert E . Bower:,. J9. regu 1ar meetrng at t he 1tomt• \!Sited 1o.w1r . a11d Mrs.-G-erald the .Sermonette . asking tiod f ~r somethi ng, and commumon or con~ HI salton wtth God Your llcfhuti!m may nut be the same ~s any or the above . h~1Phedu1thcwo~d.softhe Snapturc. we hnd the f!l o o wm~ (l ) P rayer lk m su s p t'o God We pray bclievang rayer Jl1i1Y ha ~ nwny there is a God who hears our defrmtJQns It depends on ""ho pravcrs. This giVes a sense of 1s dcfmin~ rt Prayer has a relationship ~ with the source 1 K d H R" h r becnrPferredto <Js talkmg to Chtll1cotht.>. was t'lted ftll o ct 1e an ay oue aver Swartz and fam1ly at of all thmns '!' d God, talkmg wtth God. God o mak111g a lef.t turn wtthuut on ues ay cventng, Sept 20 , Marietta Sunday, 12) Prayer, we beheve, du~ car fuIIowm).! an acudent wt th a good a ttemIancc dnd G.enev1eve Guthne had her talkm,g to the one praying takes us beyond Qur own at 3·40 p.m Frtrtay--~.:'11 Sli 7 Thelma liendcrson leadrng house roofed r~ently human v;Jsdom and strength nt.•ar the F'edt•ral Mogul the pledge servtce The next · (lien Robmson has been to a Source 111 whom there the Plant The patrol SHi d lllt'etmg Will be at Thelma 's pamtmg hlS roof, as 'have ultimc~te rn WISdom' and Il<met·s' tt·uck struck a car at· wtth Emma Fm ch. program several other folks m the , >trcngth .. Jemptmg to pass drtven by leader. COllllllUlllt)' Ofl i3) Prayec IS helpful for Hassan F . Alnasser, 33, Hun- ~ The bpda\ ~howe1 fo1 Emerson Guthrie became clennngoursoulsofguilt, we lmgton. Susan Henderson Saturday til 1n Pomeroy on Saturday NEW YORK (UP!) - The blilll!ve God ts a forgtvmg __ A sing!"-. car...'.!'"~ oc~_eventng a_t the church was a~t! .vas taken to V~terans_ lnternatto~l _ _.}:".!!-It fatlter_and .lYIII cleanse. us of curreuat 12 '15 p m on SR 7, a1fended D) lilarge crowd Memorial Hosp1l<~ there. HiS snoreman s ASsoctatton stn. south of CR 35 where Rit;key and an abundance of wtfe, Ethel, 1s 111 O'Bieness went on strlke today against (4) Prayer can help us G. Sm1th, 19, Ghes h~r~,'-fell-beautilul and practtcal gtfts - Hosp1ta! w1th gall >tones ccmtatner~ htpptn~ from toward stratght thtnktnp\\lth asleep at the wheel of Ius car were gJven Games were Mr and Mrs. Omrlc~ D Mame to Tex as regard to nght and wrong , The vehrcle ran off the pla}~ed and refreshments Woode attended th e ' The walkout was called at good and ev il. highwa) stnkmg a road stgn were served. Tite sho11er was homecoming a! Vanderhoof 12 ·01 am. EDT after a (5) Prayer can help us to Glorta J . Tnplett. 30. g1ven by Jamce Pullins and on Sunday afternoon and breakdown tn negotiations bett er understand God's will Gallipohs. was InJured tn an Ruth Brooks and asststed by called on Mr. and Mrs. here between unton and purpose for our lives acctdent at 11 !0 a.m. Fndav Sharon 1ind Lisa. SISters of Chester Fredenck of North representatives and the Perhaps most people on SR 141. two nules llCSl of the bnde to be and oth ers Bethel. Co uncil of North Atlantic engage some tune each day Gallipolis. Thepatrolsaidshe Mr and Mrs Charles D George Guthrie and Sh1ppmg Assoeiatwns. 111 a rttual of prayer God lost control of her car wlule Woode attended the Cluster Charles Woode attended the "·The · roadblock has been bless you for that. but prayer reachmg for a ,small cluld. hynw smg-at the South Bethel Barlow Fatr Satu rday af- our JOb security and must mean more than a mere · . T]le vehicle left the roadway Church Saturday evenmg ternoon guarantees to our pension ritual It must be you, in· stHkmganembankment Also attendmg from Alfred Mrs Lowell Guthrte took and hospital funds," said volvmg your deepest, most Melvin B Freeman, 16, Church were R~y and Kale thetr daughter, Trtcia, to the Thomas Gleason, president of st neere and htghest thoughts Rt I. Cheshire. a passenger 111 Rodehaver, Anna ThQrnpson, dod or recently for a sore the umon. The uruon has been m real comrnu mon wtth God a car operated b) James V Mr and Mrs Howald ann and had a splmter faced w1th dwmdling em- _ a conversation tha t perHockman, 19, Gheshire, was Flanders and Floren ce removed, whrch took strtches ployment caused by the tn- mtts God to speak to you as InJUred m a s111gle car accr- Spencer to close creasmg use of container you desire that 9od hears dent at 2·30 am Saturday un Mr and Mrs. Murray Juantta Swartz, Martha slnps, which can be unloaded you Gravel - H,ill Rd. of[ I~ tUe HopktnsofDayton spent from Elltolt and Warren Van wtthfarfewermetj,!hantliose liave you really prayed, Kyger Rd . Officers sa1d Tuesday until Saturday of Meter , all recent surg1Ja1 carrying loose catgo. lately ? Hob ert 1'. · Hockman swerved h1s car to last week with Grac{Swartz, patients, are reported domg Gleason sa1d 16,000 Jobs have Bumgame 1 ~ - Pastor, Heath avoid strlkmg a deer . HIS also Maynard and Shtrl ey ver) well at home at the been lost tn the Port of New Untted Methodist Church, vehicle ran off the road strik· Bahr of Long Bottom Rd anrl present tune • York alone smce !008. Middleport mg a tree. ·-------------~ ;;;.~.~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_.__ _ _,. e en an 1 'l'hess,llonians 5 16 • 17 , 18 "Always be JO}htl Always k.ct•p on praymg. No nwtter wha'-- flappcns, i.tlways be thankful, for this IS God's wr\1 for you who belong to Jesus Christ .. 1L B p ) Lo h ngs oremen go strike Gen • R . er . abon ap . B H 1 ....... ll'<l to nwk~.• ..1 kfl tur 11 i.(tttr G lh.• mb), ~.J. (~alhpt1hs, was ch.rrgttd \\I til ··:::::·::::::::.::::~::.:::::::=:·:=:=:·:=:·:-:·:.:;,~"*:-::::::::::::::::::::x:.-:::.~-=x::::::·:~·:~..o;:.~;:.:::o»:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·::! ~ dS Ue B Olte ·',_·x.'~ ~ ::~ 1 ;: ~ ~ GENERAT!lm RAP- BY HELEN AND SUEBO'ITEL . SHE'S IN LOVE WITII BOTH RAP . I"m 13, have a mce personality and am qmte pretty I fall m love wtth boys eastly and I usually become close to every boy I meet I've been gmng wtth Shaun for SIX months, but he went away for two weeks, &nd durtng that lime I fell m love wtth Doug. Now Shaun's back, and !love them both. What to do ?- M. 0 M.· Stop tossmg around the word "love" and settle for ''like.'' You're not ready for a serious relationship otherwise, you'd be able to choose between Shaun and Doug. Stay fnends wtth both- if they 'll allow it. ·SUE--- , DEARM: Thirteen IS too young for serious boy-gtrl relationships penod 1 And if I sound just like your mother · great· she needs encouragement ·HELEN 'ELBERFELDS ANNIVERSARY SALE CONTINUES All THIS WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCT. 8th at ·sP.M. Special savings in every department to celebrate 113 yea~ of business in Pomeroy ) you and your family. Furnishings for your home. CELEBRATING 113 YEARS ELBERFELD$ ••n POMEROY 113th ANNIVERSARY SALE! SAVE (GOT A PROBLEM• Or a subject for discusSion, tw<>generation style? Direct your questions to etther Sue Q!:_Helen_ Bottel . or both, tf you want a combtnatwn mother-daughter n~swer. m care of this newspaper.) CHILDREN HURT MARIETTA OhiO (UP!)Fourteen chtldren and thetr HOTDOG PEOPLE THINK OF US THAT WAY! school bus dnver were ln· jured Fnday tn a head• on collision wtth a water truck The bu s drtver, Gloria Wmters , 36, Vincent, was cited for failure to yield half of the road . The truck dnver, David Clark, 26, Belle Valley, was unhurt. · MURDER PROHED CADIZ, Ohio (UP!) Hamso n County Sheriff's deputies are investigatmg the ax-murd'er late Fnday of Mary SaU, 44, of Hopedale,. Deputies refused to gtve ·ouf information about the case, saying I\ was still under tn· vestigation. The woman was reported killed with SIX ax blows to the head NEEDS INCREASE AKRON, Ohto (UP! ) Ohto Edison has announced that tt wtll seek 'a rate in· crease to offset " mcreased custom er requirements,'' mflat10n and environmental demands WASHINGTON (UP!) - In a potential major victOrY for the nation's steel mdustry, the Treasury Department today tentatively determmed. Umt five Japanese steel compames are selling carbon steel plate m the United States at a substantial loss _ As a result, the Treasury Department annoonced that the f1vc companies would be requared to pvst bonds to co ver ''dumpmg duties '' amOWltmg to :J2per cent of the imports. Japanese ftrms sold 1174 mtllton worth of carbon steel plate in Ute Umted States last year. · The Japanese COillJlamcs mvolved in the tentative decisiOn are ftve of U1e six ftrms involved m a U.S. Steel Corp. complamt !tied Sept. 2Q . Amencan steel producPrs have btcn !)cekmg curbs on foretgn imports !Or years. Pressure for such curbs has been increascil in recent months because domestic production and profttab11ity have lagged and imports have surged. • Robert Mundheim, Ute Treasury Department's general counsel. told a news conference that the department would make a final determination on the case wtthtn 90day5 II Ute !mal decisiOn conftrms that the Japanese steel is bemg sold here at "less than fair value," the case would be referred to Ute InternatiOna l Trade Commission for a ruling on whether the domestic st!!el mdustry had been " mJured " That Will also • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday , October :1. 1977· e OUR FINEST QUALITY :, United States at prices below the cost of production." The average margins of dumping, whtch determine the . estimated dumpling duties, amounted Ill 32 percent, Treasury The Treasury mvestrgatlon was imllated on a complaint said. · f1led !Jy U1e Oregon Steel Mtlls Dtvtsion of Gihnore Steel Corp. The Gilritore complaint was a forerunner to Ute U.S. Steel The ftve Japanese ftrms Involved at Ntppon Steel Corp, Corp. complatnl flied-last-month -- -Ntppon Kokan K K., Sumttomo Metal Industnes, Lid., President Carter announced last Thursday !hat an agency_ _ laks force would explore aU of the domestiC steel industry's Kawasaki Steel Corp, and Kobe Steel, Lid . These ~o mparue~, Treasury satd, accounted for more than 70 problems, includmg alleged dunopmg by overseas producers. Bethlehem Steel Corp., the nation's No.2 producer, said last oercent of recent carbon steel plate tmporl.'l from Japan . week tt would lay off 2,500 salaries employes In Oclllber. A Treasury statement satd tl.'l investigation "found that Since mid-year, the steel indusjry has laid off about 18,000 Japanese produce{s have been marketine steel plate m the wockers In the meantune, tlle f1ve Japanese f1rms will be required to post the bonds • e:ntine at i Fifteen Cents Vol. 28, No. 114 • Would you believe? rww a 'Mother&-in-law Day'! . . Meigs payrolls • • mcrease m '76 WASHINGTON. (UP!) -On Oct. 23, if a ll· goes as plann<:d, !he Uruted States will celebrate National Mothers-In-Law Day - wtthout the offtdal sanction sponsors hope to acqutre before next year Ever alert for new occaswns on which floral tributes ··· nught be appropnate, Flonsts' Transworld Delivery :,:· from any source on em.. discovered a distressmg fact about mothers-in-law:·· Substantial increases were 40.8 pet. (See below.). The report was tssued by ployment and payrolls In :::. few people send them fiowers tn that capacity They :,:,.·, rMeportedC In to\~l pa yr olls in .·. nught be smothered m postes as wtves and mothers, etgs oun Y In 1976 com· the Galha County offtce Ohio industries-and counties. but rarely as mothers-m-law :;: pared to 1975 according to which served Meigs County In 1976 the law did not cover So ·the organtzalton took some soltndrngs whtch ... tabulations JUst released by last year. Meigs County such groups as agricultural indicated that - comedtans ' JOkes to the contrary the Ohio Bureau .of . Em- recently had its own office labor; Interstate railroad workers; domestic service In notwithstanding - most marrted people feel kmdly ployment Services. returned. toward their spouses' maternal parent. The tabulations cover 326 The Division of Research private homes; employees of FTD approached some members of Congress, and employer reporting units in and Statistics in Columbus non-profit or parochial says tt expects btlls soon Ill be mtroduced to make the the county that averaged tabulated quarterly reports - schools, other than colleges" honoring of mothers-in-law an annual event by an Act 4,760 workers last year of approximately 179,000 or , unlverstUes; student of Congress reporting a total 1976 payro11 employers, with 3,767,918 employees of colleges or of $53,452,022, roughly a 15 workers subject to the Ohio universities; federal governpet. increase over 1975. Unemployment Com- ment service; and state and local government workers Biggest gam tn 1976 over pensation Law. 1975 employment was m coal These tabulations present not In the classlfted service, mimng whtch went from 27 the latest and most com- uniess a political subdivision Clear tonight, low between pet. of the total work force to prehensive figures available elected to cover unclassified 40 and 46. Sunny Tuesday, workers. high between 60 ancl 65. Probability of prectpttatton . 20 per ~ent today , near zero Covered Covered tonight and Tuesday. Wanted, a red vehicle wtth Payroll Employment R eva ]. Snowden, postmaster maybe a btt of a 1976 Chevrolet truck haQgmg onto + 25.6 + 10 -3 Total, Meigs County •..•.•.. . it. . . . Deputies of Sheriff James + 40 .8 + ~-0 M~n~ng •.••••.••••••••••••••••••••• J Proffitt's Dept. tn· + 3.6 - 3-2 Construction ..•.•.•.• •• ..••••••... vestigated a hit-sktp mctdent + .8 + 9-2 Manufacturing •...•.•• • • , , • .• ...• , • . . Saturday mght that occurred + 11.3 + 2.9 Transportation and utilities •••••• on the parkmg lot of the Tall .6 + 8.3 Whole$ale and retail trade ••••••• , Tunbers Nile Club. Keith + 5.? + 8.? Finance, insurance, "and. real. e state Aeiker, 1669 Lmcoln Hts., + 4. 1 + 19.3 Senices .••• , •••••••..••••.••• • ••• Pomeroy, said hts 1976 + 20.1 + 2.6 State and local government ·••••••• the Postal Department. Chevrolet BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH truck was Her fmal day as postmaster was marked With the am val sideswiped while parked at RUTLAND - Reva J. Snowden, Rutland postmaster since of floral bouquets, gifts, and words of best wishes from the parkmg lot. The unknown ' 1951, rettred Frtday. vehicle was red, Aeiker said. Mrs. Snowden began her work as a clerk at the Rutland post numerous fnends and business assoc1ates. George Kuhn, Mtddletown, offtce m 1942 and then in Oct. 1950 was named acting · Paul Harris of Ute Athens Post Office, is now the officer m p6stmaster. She received her permanent appointment on May charge of t]]e Rutland Post Office. Ohio reported to . local Durmg her time as postmaster, Mrs. Snowden has worked deputies Sunday mornmg 6, 1951 Thursday Rtchard J?eyton, manag~r of the Sectional wtth 14 different clerks and 15 rural route earners. Present that he had a 23 channel • NEW DELHI, India (UP!) Mrs. Gandhi said In a Mrs. Gandhi was likely Ill Center at Zanesville, presented Mrs Snowden wtth a servtce clerk is Mrs. Margaret Edwards . Fred George is the regular · Browmng CB radio and twin - Former Prime Mmister be taken to a magistrate statement her arrest was a award in recogni tion of her 35 years of dedicated service wtth rural route carrier, and his s~bstitute IS Mrs. Lee Wood Roy antennas (gutter mount) Indira Gandhi was arrested where she was expected to be ''political ooe" aud intended Snowden, husband of the retirmg postmaster, retired from the stoled off his auto He was today under the Prevention of released on bajl, a police to "discredit me in their (the Rutland Post Office on Jurre 15, 1976 after havtng w6rked there visitmg his brother Robert Corruption act on charges of officer said..,... pe~le's) eyes and the eyes of 32 years. Mr. and Mrs. Snowden's daughter, Ute late Jean- Kuhn, RD Cheshire,' and had abusmg her posttton durmg The warrant under which the . world," witnesses uid. Parker, also worked as a clerk at the post office. gotten his auto into a dttch. her unsuccesfuul election she was arrested said she Mrs. Gandhi was not taUn Mrs. Snowden is a. member of the Rutland Garden Club Since it was off the roadway campaign. used her position as prime away lpunediately. havmg served as president for two tenns and treasurer for two and out of traffic he watted A group of policemen led by minister to secure jeeps for Witnesses among the large terms. She is also a memb~r ~I the Rutland Church of Chrtst, until mornmg. when he went high police offtcials went to the campaign earlier !his crowd that had assembled In By United Press International has been secretary of the Sunday school fo~ the past etght down Monday morning he GENEVA, SWITZERLAND - THE 5-YEAR.OLD grand- years. Through the years she has been acttve m numerous discovered the theft. The ca~:_ her house and presented a year for herself and her party fl'ont of Mrs. Gandhi's house warrant for her arrest, m the last general elections, said she asked the pollee niece of multirrulhonatre tm king Antenor Patino, was school, communtty and ctvtc actlV!Ites. • # was left unlocked which she lost. officials to take her away in signed by a magistrate. kidnaped by two men today from her parents ' home on Lake handcuffs but a pollee officer Geneva, Swtss pohce satd Pohce satd the kidnapers shot at a explained this was not cussecvant who wa s trymg to protect little Graziella Ortiz. The tomary. r servant, believed to be Spamsh, was hospitalized with serious There were shouts from the injuries. • then transferred to St. Mary's crowd of "Indira Gandhi POINT PLEASANT - A mtle south of here. The ktdnapers, aged 26 to 30, escaped in a blue Alfa Romeo Parsons was in the in- Hospital In Huntington. Point Pleasant man was Zindahad" (Long Uve Indira car wtth ltahan hcense plates, police said. The car was tensive care unit of Pleasant A spokesman for St. Mary's Gandhi). ktUed and hts brother · abandoned a few mtles from !he Ortiz restdence soon after the senously inJured Sunday at I Valley Hospital with en· said he was admitted to the Mrs. Gandhi said she was kidnaping at 8·30 am Police said Ute car contained traces of p.m. in a one-car accident tustons , lacerattons of the hospital's surgical intensive concerned not with credit or chloroform , presumably used to quiet the infant. head, a back mjury and a care u~ with a back injury discredit but ''with my duty q.ear here. mmor concussion, the and possTble internal injurles. toward my country, whatever The dnver of the ~ar also SAN FRANCISCO - A YOUNG COUPLE kissed and , sheriff's department said. He suffered pamful mjurtes. I am, that continues Ill be my hand-m-hand, jumped to their deaths from the Golden Gate CALL ANSWERED l!NITED NATIONS (UPI) Simha Ehrlich said. was cited for failure to Authorities satd Bryant , endeavor.'' Bridge, the California Htghway Patrol reported. Th~ bodies of -The joint statement on the The Pomeroy Emergency What provoked Israeli ire She lllld the crowd, "I can the still umdenttfted couple landed on rocks at Lime Pomt Middle East issued over the most of all were two words Dirk Taylor, 20, Ohio River ma intatn control of his Squad answered a call to and shall be with you all. So under the north end of the span Saturday. Anny milttar}j weekend by the United States !hat crop up whenever the Road, died when a car drtven vehicle. Union Ave. at 7:41 Monday Tunothy Allen 'j'aylor, 19, by Jack H. Parsons Jr., 26, of keep cabn and peaceful, but policemen recovered Uie bodies and turned them over to the and the Soviet Union has Arabs talk about peace - a for Mrs. Rodney Karr, an brother of the man k1Ued m 112 English Road, Potnt let no per90n or deed subdue Marin County Coroner's offtce obstetrics patien~, wlto was provoked bttter criticism reference m the three page Pleasant, the acctdent, was taken to hit a tr.t:~:Jil .~ ~urve your spirit and deter· They were described by coroner's officials as Asian and from Israel and a chorus of statement taken to O'Bieness Memorial to the Pleasant Valley Hospital, on W.Va. 2 and 62 about one mlnation." apparently in thetr 2Qs. The bridge has claimed 613 known praise from the Arabs Hospttal, Athens. Palestinians' " legiltmate swcide vtctims, but the couple who jumped Saturday was Arab diplomats said the righl.'l. " believed to be the first double death in the span's 411-year statement brings the two • Until now, the Untied history. sides a step closer to peace States has spoken tn terms of talks in Geneva, which both Palestinian " interests" SOUTHGATE, KY . - THE SOUTHGATE VOLUNTEER Moscow and Washington rather than "legttimate firefighter responsible for inspecting the Beverly Hills Supper hope can start in December. nghl.'l," a diplomatic code Ftve persons were injured patrol sa id Kathryn R. Charles b. Nichols, 91, llill E. Angell, 20, Gaillpolls, Club told state investigators he was ignorant of mo'st ftre "Some obstacles remain phrase generally understood m 10 traffic accidents m· Halley, 22, Crown City, lost Tuppers Plains, was charged struck and killled a cow which regulations before the May 28 fire that killed 164 persons, The but definite progress is bemg to refer to the Palestimans' Courter.Journal reported today. made. We are very close," nght to an mdependent state vestigated over the weekend control of her car_ which ran with failure to yield the rlght entered 'the highway. There Capt John Braun told the investigators he lacked said one Arab diplomat, who on the lsraeltoccupted West by the GaUta-Metgs Post off the highway str)king an of way at a stop sign following was moderate damage. • · embankment Mrs. Halley an accident at 10 a. m. State H1ghway Patrol. knowledge of !tre laws, but was filling a moral obligation by met with Secretary of State Bank of Jordan . A hlt·shlp accident ocsons, Brian, age 4 and her Two persons were hurt in on SR 681 In Meigs eurred at 5 a. m. Sunday on Saturday conductmg mspections the best he knew how. "It boils dolvn to Cyrus Va~e at the Uruted 1 American offictals mumand Jeremy, age one, had an accident at 12:10 p. rft. the stmple fact that I was probably the most incompetent fire Nations during the weekend. lamed that County. State troopers said SR 588 where an unknown car Amenca n . t mmor. mjurtes. There was Saturday on SR 7, six tenths inspector out of Ignorance," sald Braun, who was mterviewed Nichols' car pulled from a • knocked out 128 feet of fence, "We are more hopefulthan"-·endouement of the code Sept. 23 by th e spectal team investigating the Beverly Htlls ever before that a Oeneva phrase m no way signaled a of a mtle south of the Meigs .'moderate damage. side road into an auto eight posts and a metal gate A single car acctdent oc· operated by Beverly J . on property owned by ' fire. conference will take place change tn the U.S. position County line. Troopers said an eurred at 12·~4 a . m . Bailey, 37, Reedsville. There Lawrence Tawney. auto operated by Larry M thts year," said another. towards the PLO or Israel' s on SR 7, one tenth of was moderate damage. 1 Saturday Spears, 40, Point Pleasant, RICHMOND HEIGHTS, OHIO - MEMBERS OF the No one was injured or cited On the face of tt, the joint refusal to negotiate wtth an Richmond Heights Education Association voted Sunday night statement outlining . Sovjet- organtzatipn,. which tn the struck the rear end of a car a mtle south of milepost 2 A single car mishap oe- m a single car accident at to accept a new rontri'£ t,J atsmg the base salary $675 with American hopes for Geneva past has called for tis operated by Betty A. Lohse, where an a.uto operated by curred at II :55 a . m. 9:50a.m. Sunday on Brlllhy S2, Seamon, forcinjl it into the ' Rodney R. Roush, 25, Mid· Saturday on Bulaville . Rd. Point Rd . eight tenths of a improved frmge benefits and grievance procedures. The only served to provoke a new destructiOn. • increase to the $9,850 base was retroactive to Sept. 1, according crisis in American-lsraelt That position, they rear end of a c!ff driven by dleport, was struck by an five and one tenth miles north milo south of US 35. The to Donald Banas of the Ohio Education Association . of SR 160 where an unknown patrol said Ussa M. HUJ, 21, , relations and underscore the retterated, was that the PLO Jesse A White, Jr., 20, Crown unknown vehicle. Another single car mishap vehicle forced a car driven by Rt. 3, Gallipolis, going north,Tea chers tn Newbury Twp. , Geauga County, did not walk intransigence ?f the Arab and must accept U N. Resolution City White and a passenger out today as they had planned but decided to awatt tonight's Israeli posttions on the mam 242 recognizing Israel's right tn the Spears car, Mark D. occurr.ing early Saturday Charles E. Ferrell, 28, Rt. I, lost control of her car after school board meeting, at which an offer is expected to be issue blocking a resumphon to exist before tt can enter the Morrow, 20, Point Pleasant, m!jJ'Jnng but not reported Gallipolis, of! the roadway. meeting another vehicle. Her had minor injuries. Spears until late Saturday involved Ferrell's car struck a fence car ran off the roadway' over made. Banas, also working with the Newbury teachers, said of the talks: the Palestme peace-making process. key issues include wa ges, hospitalization and binding Liberation Organization an embankment. The officials also stressed was charged wtth fatlure to an auto operated by Anette C. causmg minor damage. Carter, 16, Rt . 2, Patriot. The arbitration. Teachers now receive a base salary of $8,700 and ;top within the assured clear Four minor traflic mishaps A final mishap involved a "Our reaction? We reject tt Ute statement Left open the mishap occur'r ed on the were mvestlgated Sunday. hii-skip motorist on SR 554. are asking for a $9,600 base, which the board has offered to with both hands . The two thorny questton of how the distance . A mother and her children Patriot-Cadmus Rd. where The first occurring at 2:20 a. An unknown vehicle knocked meet Sept. I, 1979. powers are exhibiltng real Pales ttntans ' should be were InJured in a smgle car Miss Carter, going east, lost m. on SR 160, two and seven down fence posts on property signs of forcmg an tmposed represented at peace talks or BRIDGEPORT, MICH. - SIX BOYS AND GIRLS, II to I 7, solulton on us and we won't tndeed, tf the PLO as such acetdent at 2:43 p. m. contrOl of her car when she tenths miles north of SR 554 owned by J . D. Smith, Rt. I, drowned m a crowded rnmpac t car that ran off a muddy accept an tmposed solution," sh o~d represent them . Saturday on Neighborhood met an unknown vehtcle. where an auto operated by Bidwell. I Rd north of SR 2t8. The Israeli Finance Minister (Continued on Pile 10) (Continued on Pile .0) 1 Weather . ' Israeli bitter· over statement · ~ DECORATORS C..(][) J INDUSTRIES ~~ take up to 90 days Red car wanted. Gandhi aJTested ELBERFELDS ANNIVERSARY SALE CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES Steel dulllping chal!ged Jap fi1111s Snowden, postmaster 27 y·e ars, retired on Friday at Rutland and surrounding trading area. Stop in; look around and save on wearing· apparel for Elberfelds are open every week day including Thursday from 9:30A. M. to s P. M. and on Friday 9 : 30A.M. to 8 P.M. WE ,ARE THE , • • Mason County man killed Five hurt in weekend traffjc Right now save 30 pet. on ,' these fme quality custom made draperies for your , home. office, church. A· large seleclton of and colors. 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Home Furnishmgs lsi Floor 30% SAVfNGS SALE<BEGINS MONDAY OCT. 3rd AND ENDS MONDAY, OCT. 17th. \ ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY • '' ' ., • . �I I I l 3- The Daoly Sentinel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Monday Oct 3 1977 ~ ~ The Oatil Sentmd M ddlep< rt POI erm 0 Monda\ Oc\ 3 1977 Wll.~ YoU First cancer-controlling plan bared ek1lJT UP ~MEBoDY WoUW 1~\NI{ WAliHI Nt l'ON (UP I l - for rei(U ial nK a ~ IJ lc Ia,; The adm n stratton today of \\ orker t azarct.s tSle d of un1 etled U e ~ovenunet t s s mpl) scttu g t!Xposurt! ftr st comprehensiVe plan to luml<; ne-bv-i>ne for spec1hc rl"gulate ca cer (iiUSIJ g substance:; ll e a~enc) now has stat d the 1 culs n ndustr) a nd pr e\ ent ra n tr m ng ards for ooly 17 of an est tma ted 2 000 suspec ted An eru: v. rkt>rs chemiCals 0<: cupatio "'I Safety and cancer-causmg The nm• proposal outlines Health Adnums t ra t1 o ev tdence the ofhctals p r ed icted the \\ ha t pr oposed bl uepn nt fo r gover nme1 t \\til use to control! ng carcmogens m the cl asSif ) ca n ce r caus ng work place 11 til ha1 e mo1e c he n11 ca ls m d deter r u ne Impac t on mduslr) th an penmss1ble exQ_osure levels any thtng else the co n It also sets for111 three n odel tro~erstal has done m rules that OSHA ca 1ISSUe by Simply fill 1g 111 the blanks Its ~year cannot w1th the name of a The YOURf et:IN8 RoBOCV oR ~r:T~IN61r [lcp.\--~='-!l!:..imi!-'~D!!'ll\11\l.)l"' at least ~rem~ en wu.uwuo ~ heart gs and The sad fa ct IS tha t over revts1ons Indus tr) was 1 OOOAmer cansd1e everyday expected to delay t even from cancer - 370 000 a longer b) ftghung t m court year satd OSHA chief Eula The proposal marks the Bmgham Leadmg cancer hrst ttme OSHA has researchers have attributed developed a un form system over 60 percent of these ca t:t:r cases to rJ \ 1ron 1 ental fa c tors I bel eve the t me has come to unplement a comprehensave prowam to pre'llfi' 1t cancer m the wor k place Labor Secretar) Ray Mar shall concurred w th the tdea of slan d~ rd zmg the regulations of whole classes of wor k hazards - a n approach OSHA also mtends to use foc pestle des and sktn hazards For too long OSHA has has to dea l wtth each chemt cal hazard on a substa tee by substance basts Marshall sa d An) che•rucat could be classtf ed as conf rmed car cmO(>Ien under this plan m the baSJs of e1ther anuna l or human da ta Offl c als estimate the re are nearly 100 chen ca ls lh'at coul d be class1f1ed as co nftrmed car cmogens as soon as the plan s r na hzed OSHA tte Ids to reqwre tnduotry to reduce worker exposure to confi rmed ca rcmo~eps to the lowest feaSi ble level and those chemicals w1th known substtlutes wtll be banned entirely All other chemicals wtll be groUPed mto three additional categortes - suspected car cinogens che m ca ts fo r which there 15 msuffictent evtde nce of carclllOgeructty and chem ellis not found m U e wor k place Suspected carcmogens also would be regula ted Ofhctals sa td the mdustry has responded to drafts of the pro posa l wtth dea femn g BASEBALL , F Court hegins new term today Episcopal schism widened WEST PALM BEACH Fla 1UP!) -A West Palm Beach parish protesting wha t t constders liberal EpiScopal pol c es "hich mctude the ordmat on of women and sexual mmo ral ty h as elected to spl l wtt h llle U S Episcopal Church Members of the Holv Sp r l Church 1oted 18.>-14 wtth four abstent ons Su nday to secede from the Ep scopa Church and llle Southeast Flortda diocese Then they voted 19:Hl to aff Ita te with the D ocese of the Hdly Trm tl) a non geographic organ zal on "h ch othe r spl nter consenati\.e groups a cross llle Uruted States already ha 'le JO ned The brea k unders c ored problems of the Episcopal House of Btshops meeting m formal sess10n at nearby P ort St Lucte m attemptmg to reconcl1e differences over the ordmaUon of women and other controverSial ssues Othe r reasons the Holy Spmt par sh listed for the spl)t were the acceptance of homosexuali ty wothm the Eptscopal chur ch and changes m the centunes old Book of Common Prayer The break appears certam to to uch off a battle over HEALTH Lawrence E Lamb, M 0 cur afte co sun Before the vote was taken Watterson refused Duncan s reques t to address the congregatiOn - because the boshop"' not a member of the parish Duncan saod Watterson will be suspended for sox months and will be deposed as a pr1est of thiS parish unless court may authoriZ~ FBI he repents before the end of agents to record numbers that period doaled at a particular telephone and whether the ~lephone company may be compelled to onstall a devoce called a pen register for that purpose The test case unportant to law enforcement mvolved a gambling mvt'ttgatton m New York Ctty Other cases on the docket for1learmgs durmg the early weeks of the new term WASHINGTON Southeastern Ohoo counties mctude such ISsues as are recetvmg the ftrst annual mandatory rettrement stck payments thts week from the leave nghts of pregnant Federal Government to women and the much relieve some of the fmanctal discussed test of reverse burdens created by Federal discnmma hon The la\vsmt challengmg ownership of tax exempt land mandatory ret rement was wlthm the respective coun filed by a former Untied Atr t es Lmes employe Harrts Accord lng to U S McMann who was retired Representative Clarence much agamst h s wtll at 60 Mtller the 13 counttes of under a company plan m Ohto s Tenth CongressiOnal exiStence smce 1941 Dtstrict wtll recetve a »J'ne t967 Age Dtscrtm ~ombmed payment of $85 955 malton tn Employ half of the total land en ment Act forb ds discrun tltlement payments being mat1on agamst perSQnS made to the State of Ohto thts between 40 and 65 but allo\vs fiScal year for carrymg out bona fide Dtstrtbutoon of the $99 7 pension plans mtlhon on heu of tax Umted satd tts long payments beong made to local standmg plan could not governments throughout the VIolate a law so recenUy country ts based on acreage enacted but the 4th Ctrcwt populatton and extstong Court of Appeals satd early tun bers grazing and mmeral retirement must have an tease payments Payments rn economtc or \>usmess purpose strnolar amounts for the foscal and not rest on age alone year 1978 WJII be made next regardless of when 11 ongma sununer ted Followmg IS a break down Sick pay matermty leave s of the entotlement acres and at ossue tn cases appealed by payment to eacfi county m the the NashVIlle (Tenn ) Gas Co Tenth CongressiOnal and the Rtchmond (Calif ) Dtstrtct School Otstnct In the gas Athens tO 454 acres $5 806 company certam seruonly Fatrfoeld zero acres nghts are also at stake Galha tO 142 acres $5 627 The cases follow the much pubhctzed 1976 General Electric dectston that employers could exclude pregnancy from thetr • dtsabthty onsurance plans wothout vwtatmg federal law The Senate has passed and sent to the House a bill to overcome the effect of tlns checks paid ng ots uf sweets or w th stress or dur ng pregnancy DEAR DR LAMB I am a ruddle ag~d woma n s uffe r dJ~bet c and •auld hke lu k u I m 0 and have ever g Iron the symptoms had an) of the svmptoms of assoc a ted w th an art ficial t! abe es that )OUhear a bout meno pa use hot flash es My suga r count s wtthm the heada hes nsomma sweats or na l range a nd I ha \ e no pa lp t.atwn s etc resullmg sugetr lil my unne r om the remova of hea lthy DEAR READER It ova 1 es dur ng a recent ou ds hke you have nolh ng h)sterectomy for f bro d to 1 orrv about The b ood tumors of the uterus glucose (s uga r ) s normally How long does It take nor higher n people over 50 and mally take the body to adJUSt he normal range ncludes to these cond !tons' The higher levels each decade prescn bed low dosa ge of I m not convmced th s ts Prema rm has not helped good Htgher levels may be a lev ate the symptoms as co s dered nonnal beca tse yet DEAR READER- It ts an the are commo 1 but I wou d prefe r tha t people cont nued nd v dual ma tter Some to have lower levels as they wo men produ ce e nough gel olde r f the) are to be n female hormones from the opt mal heal th not JUSt nor l ny adrenal glands over the ma l n the sense of a frequent k.idne; s to av o d severe reac l ons a nd otHers do not Then occurrence The blood glucose level has all the symptoms that people to be around 160 or 170 to altr bute to the menopause result m sp ll ng glucose n are not a lwa) s caused bv the the ur ne Th s IS a htgher menopause Hot fla shes are une of the !~vel than you should have 111 he blood except as a peak spe c f c sy mptoms tha t va lue after nges t ng a lot of t:~ lmos t al doctors agree ca n glucose as fo r a glucose test be jill ev ated by estroge The blood lest ts rea lly the Your doctor may need to most accurate ndtcalo of c1 ease your med CI e f r a "hether or not you have wh lc S nee } our uterus has diabetes but the ur ne test s bee n removed t e poss ble r adequa te for home con trol of cre~ sed 1 sk o[ cancer of the diabetes n most cases ute rus from tak1 ~emale bee n Many d abel cs do nut have I ormon es ha s symptom ::; "'~ en the d1sc sc el m ~ lated Mm e recent stud s con s f rs t d agnosed b) blood tesl.s or fru 1 sugHr U c f J.1TI tha t the sma ll n of n ur ne As tl c d se •SC CJd crej:lsed strokes qr hea rt at ta cks or other vasc ula r provances the pe so rnay the exper ence f;; t gt c weJglt blems n women ta km ~ loss frequenc} of urmat on female hormones are par dnnk ng lots of water a nd t ula ly apt to uccur m ll e women who take femalll Jtm other symptoms To gtve you more con plete mo es ar d s noke t lf The mfonna toon I am sendmg yo u s nuk 1g s the I g factor S lhe Health Let!er nun bcr I vou d ad s } uu to st p sm k ng tf tl at aJ pe s t be 3- Jl Dta beles Dtagnos s one r y u I ab ~' Pre ventwn and Manage D I a 1 b a1 s we s ment Others who want th s f tssue should se nd 50 cents repre e nta l vc lette s gencr~ l nterl:!sl 1 1. IS c I w t1 a long stamped self umn Wr I l h m n- ~ f addressed envelope for tl vJ ICl lls Sugar ct::t ccur m the ur t th s 1551 Had Cl) S t N IVtthoul d a betes fh Scan <I& Y rk NY I()( 9 • preferenc~ J.. Federal 'Normal' range isn't best IF IR DR LAMB Wh1cl s nre serwus suga 1 n tJ e ur e or s ga n the b ood I a bee1 ons1dered a control of Holy Sptr t church proper!) and the r ght of Bishop James Duncan of the Southeast diocese to appomt a replacement for the Rev Peter F Watterson church rector I feel strong m the fatth of the ,Lord Watterson Hoi) Sptr1t rector for 17 years satd followmg the vote This ISn t RUSSia and people have a perfect r ght to the r WASHINGTON (UP! ) The Supreme Cowi formally begms Its 1977 78 term today wtth a deluge of orders on hundreds of cases that have piled up smce adJournment last June 29 The JUS!tces were busy all last week n pnva te conference votmg on whtch 1\PJ>eals to accept for argument and written opm on and which to reject All but a handful must rest oo the judgments of lower courts W th Marshal Albert Wong ntomng the tradttlonal oyez oyez today '!he mne blackrobed Jurists were once agam emergmg from behind heavy red drapenes to begm hearmg cases earned over from last term Prelimmartes conSist only of admosstOn of a few attorneys to practice and the announcement by Choef Justtce Warren Burger that the results o! last week s work are now available to press and public One of the f rst arguments to be heard deals wtth whether a federal dtstnct Hocktn g 20 389 acres $11 269 Jackson 660 acres $365 Lawren ce L---~-----', , , 53 216 acres $29 441 Metgs 366 acres $275 Morgan 3 113 acres $1 144 Musk111gum 6 785 acres 15 067 Noble 9 acres I Perry 18 307 a es $10 118 Vmlon 2 012 acres It 112 Washmgton 26 711 acres $1 5 124 to one hour per member But Democrati C Sens James Abourezk of South Dakota and Howard Metzenbaum of Ohto bypassed that rule by cathng up ame ndments and demandmg quorum calls and roll calls on each By week s end only some 200 of more than 500 such amendments had been disposed of m SIX long days and one all mght sesston of the Senate Senate leaders tned !rant cally to end the process - but the rules worked • Silence agaliiSt them and members were reluctant to change Its r ules under pressure of extraordinary coodihons When the Senate re<:essed Saturday Byrd warned If we re not careful we 1nay set some precedents lllat will come bac~ to haunt us Byrd the legtslattve master admttted I ve never run up agatnst anythmg like this The parhamentar) Uucket durmg the week belied the standard advtce gtven to toUriSts that they Will be bored by watchmg the Senate Bellicose demands for recognition short tempers harsh words and frequent pomts of order dratned the Senate s reservotr of ctviltty Byrd once trted a motion to recess the Senate early but dropped tt because tempers are too htgh and Sen Carl Curtts R Neb pleaded to end thiS law of the JUngle that tolerates clii1d pornography commuruty sanction (than child batlermg ur neglect) It seems l be too dirty tuo Freud1an ur perhaps tuo cl tse t home Dr Suzanne M Sgrm project intermst fur the Cunnectocut Child Abuse and Neglect Demonstrattoo Center By GAY PAULEY UP! Sentor Ednor NEW YORK (UP! ) - To socoety mcest ts llle total taboo Yet m some cases you ll fmd that ot s accepted through famtl es for generat ons Dr Ebrahim Amanant a chtld psych atr st and medtcal d rector of the Metropohta~ St 1.1lms Sexual Abuse Committee ctted one extraordmary case m hts Incest and the Family Debb e a 14-year-old scht wtd had sexual relatoons for four years wtth her father and had parttcopated two or three umes a week wtth the full knowledge of her mother She, developed gwtt feelings ooly when her boy frtend dtsplayed s eroous diSturbances over the relationshtp Her mother an open and forthr ght woman was acceptmg the mcest as a form of expressoon of lov~ and was mststm g that the famtly move to an sotated rural area so they could cootinue thetr close famtly ties As soctal svstems differ so do rules concermng ncest To thts dar taws defmmg and penalizmg mcestuous relatimlsh I" vary markedly among nations and m the Untied States In England the law regards ncest as only a misdemeanor Every state of the U S A outlaws mcest Penalt ~s range from a $500 fine and-or 12months tn jail m Vtrgmta to ~ pnson term of one to 50 years m Cahforn a In most but not all stales f rst coustn marr age ts tllega I Federal leg slallon agamst ncest per se 1s d ff cult be~ause How can y ou enact anH enforce laws aga nst a crune so cloaked tn the fam1ly It ts not a matter of transporlmg acr oss state ltncs for tmrnoral purposes But the mterstate traff c m pornography ts one area m which Ule Congress hopes to Ill a t all forms of child abuse B lis are before both houses t pr hibtt tnle rstat e or f e1gn com n e r ce tn pi otographs or f lms of a c)1 ld engaged m a prolnb led mter c ourse to cunmhngus and fellatio If there s any doubt m your mmd about the explottatton of choldren used for porno check your fr endly netghborhood newsstand Magazmes that once would not be stocked at all or if so well htdden now are openly available In my own netghborhood on Manhattan s East Stde I casually walked m and ptcked up a coup!ll .at 75 cents each One called lntunate had cover headhnesRaped by my brother Now I let hun do tl every mght Plus I sleep wtth my son and my husband and another Commttted to a I"Ycho ward to htde Daddy s dirty secret Another magazme Secrets featured on tis front cover The worst of sms My husband raped my daughter Dr Judtanne Oensen Gerber the lawyer I"YChoatrlSt who founded the Odyssey Institute to treat drug addicts has a collection of magazmes some of whoch came as far away as Australta The contents are astounding Some show photographa of pre pubescent g~rls naked and m assorted positions exposmg the gen tals Some show examples of oral and anal sex The ooes that alarmed the I"YChtatnst lawyer the most perhaps were the pictures of the httle gtrl s gemtals "'lUIPPed w lh a lock and another wtth a father s forefmger penetratmg the vagma and on h s other hand a wedd ng rmg Then there IS the controvers a! Show Me (St Martm s Press) pubhshed for educatwnal use Th1s IS an educat onal tool exclauned the psychtatrost as she leafed through page on page of p ctures of ch ld exploratiOn brnther and siSter parent and child Dr Densen..Gerber moved ntothe f ghton chtld abuse m part because she found so many drug addicts had prevt ously been mcest vtctuns Inserted tn the Olngress onal record dunng hearmgs on the ant p< rnography btll spotiSQred by Sen W !ham V Roth Jr R Del were menl on s of others 1 cludmg I lihtots There also was a 1 ec ta.l of arrests made arotmd the countrv ndicatmg that domestic production of chtld sex hlms IS widespread Several sources assess the f 1m bus ness alone as tn the multo million dollar annual gross Ctted tn the Record were the cases of a M neola N Y rmg broken up by Nassau Olunty author l es The rmg tncluded pol cemen who had been filmed havmg sex w th their daughters whole famtly m need of I elp But above all the welfa re of the ch ld must get top constderallon And often thts means a temporar) removal of the child for her own phySI ~al safety Butot ts not pleasant to be m foster care away from home We woll ~Cmove the chtld tf that s the only solutiOn satd Carol Parry dtrector of New York s Specoal Servtces fo r Cluldren 7 6 H Rs - Mon ea Ca er J Maeka n n Ph adel ph a Johns one 15 A an a 2 o o o o2o- 6 3 o ne 00 000 200- 3 5 4 M ah e Cam ptle 7 an d M urph y No m an Cap a 7) To es (9) and Ben h W Ma h e 2 L No m a 4 3 c diVISIOn We only add to the trauma of mcest wtth separation (of the child) from llle family sa d Dr Vmcent De Francos Th e child then feels the gutlt the sha'fl\,e Socoety rejects her De Francos m the ch1ld protection fteld for 35 years ts consultant and former director of the children s dtv1s on the Amencan Humane As soctation Denver I m not sayong that the vtcttmtzer should not be prosecuted but It should be doscreetly for the child s Auschwitz? good Why should the child be But others wtth whom I subjected to more angUish' talked are learnmg to cope he asked through family counseltng Henry Goarretto who runs and psychiatnc treatment the Santa Clara County although the scars al11ays Cahf child Sexual Abuse WJII be there Treatment Center doubts 1f ConSider the baSic shock to closmg the voctuntzer out IS a VICtim who by all of the ullunate answer - The soctety s rules should be only way to treat a troubled growmg up m a loVIng supportiVe famtly not a family "' to get ot mvolved as a group and to get the dysfuncttonmg one commumty nvolved and Add m bearmg your own aware Sure the clergy often father s chtld-and thiS ts not WJII sweep the problem under at all unusual What does a the carpet teenage mother say to her If the case gets to the pollee small daughter when she the police have one Job - to says Mamma who ts my prosecute 111e cop goes to the Daddy ' dtstr cl attorney and the The potenttal for whole thtng oft~n gets lost m psychologtcal trawna m such the procedures of the law mstanC1lS ts enormous sa1d The youngster has turned Dr Saul Kapel who wrotes a to her last resort society and syndtcated column The soctety has turned ts back ~lltld ts beSieged by fear and Goarretto satd guolt c6nfused • woth Goarretto felt that ambtvaiEIQt feelmgs toward Sermomzmg sn t gomg to the parent who was supposed help H a man knew hts to protect her puntsljment was to have h1s I found among the young testicles cut off do you thmk women vtchms lo whom I he would step forward? talked an mtense hostthty not UP! found that only toward the father but genetically however the mother Hatred of the children b6rn of mcest don t father was so mtense they run any more r sk of bemg expressed the destre to koll retarded or physically him abnormal than those of The anger turned on the conventional relations-at mother most often because least not for the early she knew the relatoonshtp was generattons This desptte the goong on and 'Often was commonly-held athtudes that collustve and encouragmg even cousms shouldn t marry Okay tomght tl s your turn cousms although history of With Daddy many promment famtlles Among a utl>orilles dealtng (Queen Voctona s for one) IS w th mcest famtlles there ts full of th s type of marroage the conVIctton that tt ts the UP! Sporta Editor Linescores Incest clearly thrives in climate sexual act or m sunulation of the act But ncest s pec\f!Cally s not a prohtbtled act among the hsted terms rangmg from By MILTON RI<JIMAN NEW YORK (UPil - Nobody IS any happ er today than Rod Carew He f gures he n ade hts potnt I wanted to wm Jl m good !ashton after all that mess last year he says Mtnnesota s stlk y swmger won 11 m superlative !ashton ftn shmg wtth a 388 percentage for his stxth Amer can !."ague btle that not only puts hun rtght Up there woth Ted Wtlha ms but also rtght m tl ere for MVP honors ],jiSt years mess Carew refers t.o was one n whtch ""wasn t particularly mvolved and has to do wtth the fmal day of the season comp!atnt lodged by Hal McRae of the Royals that NV 8 S Lous4 s S L 4 New Yo k '1 'Jnd he lost the battmg t lie by one poml because th e Twms handed C nc nna 6 A an t a 2 I t.o Ius teamn ate George Brett Los Ange cs 4 Houston J Sa F ran c sco J San D ego 4 Pirates st llagomzmg over what t.o do about the r btg hard Mo eat 6 Ph a 5 '1 nns il)rowmg_relu:laee. R1ch Gnssage wt o had 25 s aves and 10 sunlla y s <R esu tr WIIIS for the n but becomes a free age• t today •f he doesn t P tsbu gh S Ch s P tstJtJ gh J Ch 2 2nd s gn The Phtlhes wa nt Gossage aod the Porales know that R.h i 11"6-.J Man ea 3 They also know tf the Phtls stgn Gossage they could wrap up AWnta 6 C nc nna l 3 New Yo k 6 S Lou s 4 next yea s Eastern D visiOn t1tle 12 nonU s early and that s 1-ious on 6 Los Ang 3 what s ca ustng the Pirates the1r d1lenuna San D ego 3 San F an Weeb Ewhank I as turned author Part-author anyway He sportscaster Jack Buck and veteran sports wr ter Bob Broeg A m e ca n Leag ue are out w lh a book called Football Greats and n 11 Easr w L Pet GB Ewhank has a lot to say about J ohnny Umtas and Joe Namath New Yo k 00 6 both of whom he coached dur ng the ltme he"bandied the Colts Boson ~ 97 "64 601 '} Ba m e 9 64 602 1 and Jets De o 4 88 457 16 Some of Doug 0 ckey s players went around scratching the r C eve 90 d 28 M w 67 95 4 4 33 beads after the Flonda coach told them to go for the one poml To on o 5J 0 335 45 converSion mstead of a f e ld goal m llle r 24-22 squeaker over Wes1 W L Pet GB M sstssoppt State a week ago Saturday rhere sttll was enough Kan C y 07 60 6 0 time left He d better learn how to add satd one of them Not TeKas 94 68 580 8 wtthtn Otckey s earshot of course Ch cago 90 n 556 1 M nn 8 77 522 7 Ray Rtppelme) er the Phtlhes pltchmg coach ts rettrmg to Cal 74 88 457 18 take care of famtly affaors n San Otego Man be ng considered Sea e 64 98 39.5 38 to replace him s former Red Sox and P rates catcher Mtke Oak and 6~ 98 39 38 Satu da y s Results Ryan who dtd such a good JOb after takmg over managersh p C eve a To 1 ppd r an of Phtlt es Oklahoma C ty club tn the Amen can Assoctatwn Sea e 5 Ch ago 3 s Ch ca go 6 Se a e 1M th s yea r tn m d-season De r Q0 New Yo k, 7 Now that the Yankees have won the r dovtston lttle a nd Btlly ea t mor e 8 Bos on M nn eso ta 9 M wa kee Martm and Reggie Jackson are gettmg along fme t ean be Ca fern a 4 K<tn c y revealed what the Yankee manager satd to his $1w m ll on Texas 6 Oa k a d S slugger after he Jerked htm 111 the m1ddle of that game n Sunday s Res u ts Ba a Bos o cnc d a n Boston on June 18 Thts was after peace between them had To 2 C eve s nns been restored Marton sad t.o Jackson Y u lhmk I enjoyed C eve and 5 To on o 4 2nd N ew Yo k B De o pullmg you oul of that game ' But baseball1s hke life - I has Sea e J Ch cago 1 peaks and valleys I saw Casey Stengel yank Mtckey Mantle M nneso a 6 M waukee 2 out of a game Qnce Ka n C 1v 2 Ca o a 0 Texas 8 Oa k a d 7 Former hea\IY wetght chan p Jack Sharkey says most f ght ers know before .anyone else when they re all flrushed and he knew he was through when To nmy Loughran beat ham late 10 1933 But hts manager )lad nade some future matches for htm Mator League Resu h though and wa nted hun to keep ftght ng Sharke) stayed out By Un ted P ess lnternat ona Nat on a League for 11\ o years can e back for five more fi ghts and !malty qwt F nat for good after Joe Lou s flattened htm m three rounds when he s1 game> 6 was 34 Ch ego 000 ooo oo P sbgh o 1 000 '" 5 2 0 tt was a personal th ng w th Pittsburgh left-bander J m Bu rr s P Reusche 8 and Rooker He wanted to wn hiS 15th game so he could equal last Sw sher Jones Jac kson 8 and 0 t w - ones 0 L year s victory total but never got the chance because he was Bu r s 4 6 HR s P sbu gh m Pittsburgh s Presbyterian Umvers ty Hospital Sunday He Ease 0 \'e 9 Ch ea go Mu r ce r 17 hit a tree Fnday morn ng when the car he was drtvmg skidded m a wet r oad H s arm was broken m the accident the only 2nd gam e 000 000 201}-- 2 B 0 consolation bemg 11 was hts"!'ight one and not his left Ch ego P s bgh 000000 3 80 Look for While Sox to s gn ope of thetr free agents Oscar Bonham Su er 7 L amp Gamble but not thetr other one Rtchie Z sk Gamble h l 31 9 an d Sw she Wh son Te k\,1 ve 7) Gossage B a nd homers for them and Ztsk 30 01 W ~ Goss a ge 9 LMy vote for Amer can League Rooke of the Year goes lo La m p o 2 Mttchell Page who went back to the outfteld from first base Mn r ~ 0 0 020 000 3 4 1 after Oakland got hun from Pittsburgh this spnng never Ph a 20 0 OOx- 5 9 1 short legged tt once all year and wound up w Ill a 309 average Roge s Dues and Ca er Ch s en son M e G a w 8) 75 RBI and 21 homers after setting an Amer can League record Ga rber 9 and Boone W by stealing 35 consecullve bases wtthout lie ng caught Ch s en son 96 _, Rog e s "" Sumehow prutectlng children against sex crimes has received far less na Bv Un ted P ess lnte nat ona Nat ona L eagul' East W L P et G B Ph a 0 61 623 P tsbgh 96 66 59] 5 St L ou s 83 19 5 2 8 Ch cago B Bl 500 20 Mon ea 5 87 463 26 New Yo k 64 98 395 ~ Wes W L P et G B LOS A g 98 6tl 605 C nc 88 74 543 0 Hous on 8 8 500 1 San F an 75 87 463 23 SanD ego 69 93 426 29 A an a 6 01 377 37 Satu rda ys Res u ts Ch a P sbgh ppd a n J commtttee whtch wtll resolve dtfferences between the Senate measure and the House-passed plan offered by PreSident Carter After a week of debate on whelller natural gas pnces shouklcmtinue under federal control the Senate la st Monday voted cloture Its method of cuttmg off a filibuster by hm ling dehate Sport Parade Major L eague Stand ngs Priority legislation-~-~-~-­ held up by filibuster WASHINGTON (UPI ) The Se nate s on gmal tune table called for adJournment for the year by the end of this week Now there ts no assurance that tt even woll be able to end the natural gas fil buster by then The overheated question of whether gas proces should ruling co nt nue under federal In the R chmond and Nash vtlle sttuatt ons employes regulation entered tis thtrd were allowed Sick leave but week today and other !egtslatton no msurance plan was prt ortly mvotved The women \\bo liiC ludrng other sechons of the sued won m lower federal energy program - was still awa1t1ng action courts I think they " ll have had The reverse dtscrunrnallon swt Originally brought by a bellyful of 11 (the by about Allan Bakke a twice-< ejected hhbuster ) whtte applicant to the Tuesday a hopeful Senate Umverstty of Cal lorn a MaJonty I eader Robert Byrd tnld reporters as the Senate Medtcal School at Davts plowed through tis second comes up Oct 12 Bakke clatms he "'as !rwtless Saturday m two prevented from getlong a weeks Fmal resolution of the mul med cal education because the umverSity reserved 16 of tibttlion-dotlar tSSue of gas tis 100 ftrst year places for prtces toes m an mevttable disadvantaged mmortties Ho use-Senate c onference Bucks halter MUstangs 35-7 The youngest ch ld mvol ved was the three and one-half year old daughter of photographer Eugene Abrams He later pleaded gmlty to 77 counts of rape chtld molestmg mcest and obscen ty and was sentenced to 10 years m prtson The great lraged•es of mcest are the trawnas of the VICtims and often a breakup of the faomly SO ne children never recover Said Dr Densen Gerber It s hke asking Can you make a comeback from N Y 40 OIOOOQ- 6 3 000000 03 J 9 0 Zach y S ebe 8 Ba dw n 9 and s ea ns Fo s eh Sch u z 2) Ur ea 4 Su tto n 6 H a bosk y 9 and S m mons Rader W Za h y 10 3 L- Fo sc h 20 7 S L Hou_s on L A 00 00 400 6 30 3 4 2 R ch ard and He mann C as o Lew a yn 7 Webb ( 8 Yeage W- R and Oa tes 8 12 L ewa vn 3 chard HR s Ho ~s on Wa son '12 Lo s An geles Mo a Bak e 30 Bu ke ooo ooJ uoo--- San Dgo Sn Frn c 030 000 000 3 9 1 000 000 00 52 Sh r ev and Tenace Ba L av e e (8 an('j Sadek W Sh ey 2 8 L Ba 12 16 HR - 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Ohio State s defense ptcked off seven p:fsses dur ng the Buckeyes 35 7 wm over So ut her n Metho d sl Uni versity Saturday n ght promptmg Coac h Woody Hkyes to say the Bucks pass defense was the best 1t has ever been We shut off the tr ru ru ng game and ccrtamly dtd a great JOb on grabbmg those passes he satd Our guys have a nose for the football when 1t 1s m the air Hayes sad the aor show put on by the Mustangs was a good drill for hos defe nse which wtll fa ce another paSSing team - PUrdue Saturday 111 Ohio Stadtum Sophomore MtkeGue« bed a schoo l record as he tntercepted three Mustang pesses Crag Cassady u 1975 was the last Buckeye t.o mtereept three pas""s Ti e seve r pass mterce phons was arf SM U record for a s ngle game Guess Da ve Adkms and Ray Gr ffm ptcked off passes m the end zone to thwart touchdown dn ves Eddie Beamon and Kelton Dansler also mtercepted passes The Buckeyes shut off SMU s scor ng unto! the fourth qua rter when Art Whittmgton scored the lone touchd own Offensovety quarterback Roo Gerald put on a show tn l s home town as he 3 The nme year veteran beat Riley for the ftrst score a 30yard catch rn the corner of the end zone that capped an 80-yard dr ve fotloWJng the openmg kickoff He scored the second touchdown on a 1!>yard pass wtth less than half a mmute to play m the half Harrts threw me two perfect passes for touchdowns Jomer who caught a total of four passes for 70 yards satd They were dofficult catches on my part but that s what w1ns football games This may sound self mfiating but I feel! beat the two best cornermen tn the National Football League HarriS who connected on 14-of 20 passes for 200 yards engmeered an 83 yard scormg march m the third perood htghhghted by tosses to tight end Bob Kletn for 15 and 14 yards He scampered 12 yards to the Bengals 1 reflected upon the season 'we had some tremendous pluses for a club that fintshed second Anderson talked about a few of them I saw Davey Concepcion play shortstop as good as a guy can possibly play the posttion he sa1d I saw George Foster hit 52 homers something no player has done m aJong long time 1 And Anderson noted Joe Morgan set a record for second baseman by wmding up the season With only five errors and Pete Rose at 36 agam had 200 h1ts But the Reds were not so adept Sunday In the fofth UUlmg Rose bobbled Dale Murphy s groW!d ball and then threlV the ball mto the Reds dugout for two errors on one play Rose s errors were two of four the Reds com!JUtted as the Braves ptcked up four ltneamed runs en route to thetr voctory whtle taggmg Fred Norman With hiS 13th loss of the season against 14 victones It had been the fofth straight unsuccessful b1d for VIctory No 15 by Norman who departed foc a pmch were beaten too Manager Sparky Anderson lingered m hiS tiny offoce ealiltg fned chocken off a paper plate scoopmg up lasagna woth a plastoc spoon and drmking milk out of a paper cup He was saymg that hos dis<!ppomtment had come se vera! weeks earher - when tt W8B obvtous the 1.1ls Angeles Dodgers were going to beat the Reds out of the National League West title He even recalled the stages of hos disappomtment Forst I was U!"et then tt was embarrass111ent and !malty the realization that nobody gave a damn be satd Someone asked who ot-was that dtdn I gtve a damn The other clubs satd Sparky They beat on us And I don t b arne em For llle last two years we beat on Ill em For the mtll onth tune Anderson wa"!i asked what went wrong He troed to thmk of a new way to answer Sparky put hts hands together and said I don t lllmk we ever played hke thos all year ',\ r ltd l execute " lick We did nothtng that reaDy makes us wm Anderson explatned he was talking about thmgs that go unnoticed m the box scores thmgs t ke baserunmng movmg from ftrst to third on hils mtssmg coaches stgns He just couldn t beheve hos two-tune world champs kept Jeff Logan retun ng to action after bemg InJured tn the ftrst ga me of the season scored the first touchdown on a !&-yard run m the ope mng perod Gerald s touchdown came a fe w mmutes la t er aft er Beamon s mterception and after another mterceptton Pay \On scored hts ftrsl touch down as th e Buck cve~ jumped out k a 21 0 I alftime lead yard !me and then scored the game-dincbing touchdown on a keeper HarriS left the game wtth a )Bmmed thumb early m the fmal penod hot a spokesman sa1d he should have no problem playmg next week Tins was a great victory over a great football team HarriS satd ThiS has to be a confidence bu lder conSidertng the way we beat them I only hope tbts ts a pattern of conststancy The vtctory was the second m a row for San Otego followrng an openmg game defeat by the Oakland Raiders Cincrnnati whtch averted a shutout on a 3!>-yard Chrts Bahr foeld goal followmg a blocked punt by Tony Oavts late rn the ftrst half dropped to 12 It was no contest from the opemng k ckoff Bengal Olach Btll Johnson satd It s very puzzlmg There s no answer for t I know we are a better football team J thought we were ready to play but not much of anythmg went nght We had a couple of opportun ties to get bac;J< mto the hallgame but we couldn t get ot done You ve got to gtve San Diego credo! The Charger defense limtted Cmcmnati to 219 total yards completely shuttmg offt4he Bengal offense m the second half hitter m the SIXth mrung wtth the Reds tr allmg 4-1 The Reds down 4-1 scored twice m the seventh mrung Foster smgl~d home one of the runs boosting hiS f nat total to 149 a new club record The Braves got ftve hit potchrng from Mtckey Mahler and Barry Bonne! had a patr of smgles and drove home two runs to pace the Braves 13-hil attack The 40 thousand plus turnout Sunday boosleJ! the Reds season attendance over the 2 500 000 mark for the second stratght season a feat only the Dodgers had accomplished !JUSSing stgns all season long In all my life I ve never chase It was a real btg wm for us saod BG Olach Denny Stolz We felt we could stay m the race b} winmng Bowlmg Green down 7.{1 early m the game managed to toe tt at halftime and then scored a parr of touchdowns rn each of the third and f oorth quarters The cl ncher for the Falcons came early m the fourth quarter when seruor Greg Kampe hustled 37 yards for a TO after fakmg a punt Stolz had only put the fake punt m on Thursday mght Kampe is a fme athlete satd Stolz He has the conftdence m hunself to make a run like that j\ampe s scormg run made tl 28-7 BG and all but locked tt UP for the Falcons At Athens Kent State s Mtke Whalen and OU s Andy Vetter hooked up m a quarterbackmg duel Vetter won the hattie but lost the war as the Golden Flashes prevatled Whalen ran for two touch downs and passed for another to lead Kent Vetter htt on 28 of 43 pass attempts for 394 yards and three touchdowns ;een a club as bad on sogns he said stghing It was almost to the pomt of bemg rtdiculous E • FOR YOUNG DRIVERS Yoi.Jng men and women of en ask why they have t o pay m<;~re for the r automob l e ns.urance Dr vers n the r teens and earl er twent es cause far more than the r sha e of traff c ace dents the OFFICE HOURS 9 30 to 12 2 to 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS )- EAST COURT ST POMEROY youthful operators are nvolved as drivers in 38 6 per cerh of al accidents and 37 3 per cent of all fatal m shaps A great many young people are skilled respons be dr vers Obv ously though quite a few a e not The e s no substitute for development competence and the r ght att tudes nc ud ng a pos t ve approacll to defens ve dr v ng Our agency prov des prote ction and serv ce n case of ace dents nvolv ng young d vers but many of these ace dents can be f nanc a prevented That s why we say best p event on pol cy everythong you Pope Elbows Dampers Tee Boards 992 2143 W Man 84~ I CROSS HARDWARE Open Monday thru Saturday 9 oo to 5 oo 7t2 N 2nd Ave ' 992 3831 Moddleport 0 ~-------------------------------------- I ocust Street 992 5248 \\ ' \ J s the DALE C. WARNER BE PREPARED BY REPLACING ~~ ~ THOSE RUSTED STOVE PIPES NOW Cross Hardware has men need Stove Collars Reducers mpers and Stove Sa ety Counc I 2 8 percent of al motor sts are 24 years of age or under yet these FISH & FRENCH FRIES M Reports Nat anal Oct 2 thru Oct 8 GETREAOYFOROLDMANvv NTER'·~~ A R Prevenlton IS the best pohcy sPECIAL N. W.OPTOMETRIST COMPTON. 0.0. WINTER IS COMING favor te escaped w th ts thtrd VICtory m four starts despite the pmpo nt passmg by Dayton quarterba ck B J Oatley The Flyers took a 10-3 lead at halftime but couldn l keep th e pressure on lowa State m the second half In other ga mes Sa turday afternoon t wa s Allegheny (Pa ) 33 John Carroll 0 Earlham (lnd ) 30 Bluffto n 7 Capital 7 Ma rtella 6 Carnegie Mellon (Pa 55 Oberl n 6 Case Western 26 W & J (Pa ) 7 Def ance 19 Anderson (l nd ) 3 Kalamazoo (M ch ) 7 Kenyon 3 Mass achusetts 54 Youngstown Sll 3 Mt Un on 19 Grove Ctty (Pa) 14 Wittenberg 35 Ohio Wesleyan 7 and Wooster 40 Htram 3 In other mght games Bald won Wallace defeated Ashland 20 10 Fmdlay beat Wt!mtn g ton 16 14 Muskmgum wn pped Den son\ 411-14 ottl!rbe n edged Ohio Northe rn 20 19 Akron thumped lnd ana State 20-3 and Tennessee Stale look a I 0 forfeit wtn from Central State THIS WEEK'S r-------------------------------------- w SMU blgcked a punt and a fteld goal a ttempt We w 11 work on that next v. eek Hayes sad And v. e made some m1s takes on offense he added We had a couple of bad pttchout s and our ba ll handlm g at t mes was not so good NORTH ~LKESBORO N C (UPI) - Darrell Waltrtp drove hts Chevrolet to vtctory Sunday m the $74 000 Wilkes 400 stock car race beating favortte Cale Yarborough by seven seconds Waltrtp who ptcked up a first proze of $12 550 ended Yarborough s Challfes for hts fourth stratght wm on the North Wilkesboro track by taking command after top quahfter Rtchard Petty crashed- mtdway through the race ~. H A R 0 ermakers but tt was n t e nough to overcome a 21.{1 ftr st quarter Kent margm I WIIS very pleased " th the ftrst quarter satd Kent Coa ch Denms Fttzgerald but the second was the longest 15 mmutes of my life Mark Hunter scored two touchdowns to lead Mtamt to Its come fr om behmd wm over Yale Hunter s TO runs of 12 and 23 yards were the dtfference for Mtamt whtch ran tis record to 3-1 The Redskms got thetr other touchdowns on a Larry Fortner to Mark Angelo pass and a stx yard run by Katser Holman Runmng back Bobby Wmdom scored one touchdown and rushed for 119 yards m 28 carnes m Eastern MIChigan s wm over Toledo The wm boosted the Hurons to 4-t overall and :1-1 m the league wh le the Rockets fell to 0-4 on the season and 0-2 m MAC play Toledo s lone score came m the fourth quarter on a 1 yard run by fullback Sktp McOJ!ley Cmcmnaati led by tailback Curtis Wttliams 168 yards and two touchdown r~ns by quarterback Art Batley ran Its mark to J.0-1 wtth a 17~ decisiOn over Southern MtsstssSippt Saturday mght Batley scored m the second quarter on a two yard run capprng a 72-yard drwe and m the Uurd quarter on an ~ yard run for the !mal UC pomts The Bearcats also got a 39-yard fteld goal from sophomore ktcl<er Steve Schultz Dayton had 1ts three-game WUUlmg streak snapped 17 13 by Iowa State but not before the Flyers put a scare mto the Btg Etght Cyclones Iowa State a heavy United Press International As Elh ott Uzela c has known all along tt takes more than a few pats on the back to wm a fo otball champtonsh p Even of he didn t he found out the hard way Saturday at Bowltng Green Uzelac s Western Mtchogan learn the pre-season ptck to wm the M d Amencan Conference crown ran mto the ftred up Falcons and came off second best 34-14 We deftrutely are not MAC champs satd Uzelac after Saturday s defeat We moght have been Aug 15 (the date of the MAC pre-season press meet ng) but we aren t any more The Western loss coupled w th Ball States 28-12 wm over prevaously unbeaten Central Mtchtgan leaves Kent State as the Mtd Am s only unbeaten team The Golden F1ashes ran thetr conference mark to ~ wtth a 44-23 deciSton over Ohoo Umverstty tn a game which probably killed the Bobcats tttle hopes In other MAC action Satur da) Mtarnt downed Yale 2814 Northern lllmots lost to Dttnots State 17~ and m a mght game Eastern Mtch1gan stopped Toledo 17 7 Bowhng Green s wm kept tJu: Falcons 2-2 overall and 1 1 m the MAC m the tiUe Mercifully, baseball season ended CINCINNATI (UP!) -The last two Cincmnati Reds seasons ended wttll champagne ThiS one ended wtth Coors beer The last two Cincmnab Reds seasons ended wtth world champwnshtps Thts one JUS! ended The 1975 76 world champions fmally brought thetr dtsappomtmg 1977 season t.o a perctful end Sunday wtth an apt 6-3 loss to the Atlanta Braves one of the worst teams m baseball The Reds last pttch was thrown by someone named Angel Torres and the Reds last hitter was someone named Don Werner F ve mmutes after Werner had popped to left field lor the last out of the season Joe Morgan was walkmg out of the locker room on a dress SUit Most of the other Reds stuck around the clubhouse a btl longer - to SIP on Coors beer unported from the last West Coast tnp and to watch theor football counterparts the Cmcmnall Bengals on teleVISIOn Appropnately the Bengals scor e Bowling Green upsets Reds fumble away finale 6-3 CINCINNATI (UP!) Manager Sparky Anderson didn t have much to say after the Cincmnatt Reds ended lhetr season wtth a 6-3loss to Atlanta Sunday The won.;md lost record tells the story not the tndtvodual statisttcs saod Anderson And the standmgs showed that the Reds m thetr unsuccessful quest for a lllord stratght World Champoonshtp fmished far behmd the Los Angeles Dodgers tn the western divtston tiUe race Sill! satd Anderson_ as he But there were some Spots which Hayes d d not hke and promtsed to \\ Ork the players on that tlus week as tl ey prepa re for the Bo I w th II e Buckeye s f na t Western Michigan 34-14 Joiner stars • Charger win m SAN DIEGO ( UP!) Charlte Jo ner who ought to know says Cmc mnaU cornerbacks Ken Riley and Lemar Parrish are the best cornerbacks m the NFL Whtch makes Jomer a pretty good receover Jomer who jomed the Chargers last season after three and one-half years wtth the Bengals caught two touchdown passes from quarterback James HarriS m the ftrst half Sunday as the Chargers upset Cincmnatt 24- co• 1 cted h ve r etgl t passes f r 68 lards a td scored on a 33 yard toud down run He was bac ked up by fullbacks Joel Payton and Paul Campbell on the ground Campbell had 92 yards tn 20 carr es wh tle Payton had 91 m 12 attempts Payton scored tw ee once on a two-yard m the second per od aod on a 44 yard run m the Ill rd penod c.impbell plunged over from the one ya rd lme m the fourth penod Modd leport ., 11 Pomeroy �' • 4-- The Datly ~ntmel. ~11ddlepon-Pomero). 0 .. ~t,'"d3\ ,Oct 3. !9;-; I . • FR f.D OOW'I; Ka n~.h Cit~ ddt'ated w1 th 100 RBI h1r the .st.·asMl. t·Pr SPt.tW w·rit er Rangers s. .~ 's 7: Cahh, rm~l. ~-U. :\.:-~ Yllrk Rod rare\\. rt'\ II?Wt'd hlS ·sha dt\i Dt>tNit . 8-i. Tt~ X <.I::-.. Kur t ~ \'3l'qua ' s tw,,.rurt elegant seas-;m. A 38S bamnl! bea t Oakland, s.; , S<atti<' do ub l~ \\J~Ul e bJg blo" l)f a avE"ra~e .. a st:<th Amerll'a n toppi:>d Chll JtH'. 3 -~. and ft\·t>-run tlu rd mnm~. whtch lRal!ue batun~ utle ... the? Cle' t> l~111d be~H Tl'rLmt<1._S-L carried the Rangt>rs to thetr hlg.h~t a rera~Zt.> sm~ 1957 a[ter a 2-l \Clss. m ll(h~r nctor~ ~hke Jorgt:>nsen hit t\nl hrmt-r$ h'r t~ A 's . whl.) and h1p.her than an~ ~Incl.~ ..\rnenl'an Leat.!ue k!amt>S . B' H41 and the n1 llSt hi~ b~ m .W ) t>ars. ·"It means I had s6me pr~-U~ ~01,.1d remarked the season. \1 Innesota 1'wms· star ·Y. 1lh a grm Can•w. whose average rose tl.l et high of 4: 11 m nudsPastm. comple ted the c-ampa tg n u:nh a t.h.r~-hl t nounsh Sunda'. m leadmg the Twl!l.S .to a&-~ nctory O\·er the ~!t h•au kee Br.,•ers. He had thr.,. htt.> and drove tn a run . the latter ena bling h1111 to acht.-·e the !QO.RBl mark for the first tune. · Oa\ e Goltz f)tthed a seven- tutter and became a 20-game ~ tnnt:>r f ""If" the ftrSI tliTle WJ th a :!t"t.ll r~rd SL~to Lezcano htl h1s 21st homer and C<eu Cooper went f.lo"r"' t ~-firt1sti . w1th a 300 a,·erage for the Brewers. Ba ltimo re and Bos ton wound up tn 'a ue for second plae<o 1n the AL East when thetr ~arne ~a s - .,if'Jed. out , ·Ohio College Yankm 8. Tigers 7: Elrod Hendricks singled home the tying runs and rookie Dell Alston's squ.,.ze bunt enabled the t1e-breaker tO score for the Yankt"eS m the etghth mmng Ben Oglme droH• m lhreP runs for the Tigers with a homer and a sacnfice fl" and Rust\' Staub singled horne a run to finish tvot ~ \'UI the Texas lea"d tu on~ rWl ltannt'r.s 3, Whit e Stlx 2· Dan :\1 eyt•r smgled in two runs and Kenn Pasle~ dro\·e one Vdth a single for. the. Enc Soderholm hit · his 25th homer leading off the fifth mnmg - the hrst h1r off winner Glenn Abbott . ·- l Blue Javs 2-4. Indians 1-5 : Gar"- Woods scored on Larry-Anderson 's "'ld p1tch m the 11th promling the Blue Jays Wltil the wmning run tn the first game Lan•e\1 Blanks had three smgles and drove m t wo runs as rookie C<lrdell Camper won his first maj or-league game fo, the Indians m the nightcap. ' In ~Ianners . at Cle, Height s 20 Eas1 Cle Shaw B Garfield Trin ity 8 Gilmour Academy 6 . Hawk ins Sc hool 26 Newbury B Lake Cath 24 Cle 51. lgnattus 0 Lutheran W 22 South Amherst 6 - - Ma lvern 12 Strasburg 1) , tie Newark Cath 15 Granville 0 R •chmond He tghts 6 Berkshire 0 Tuscarawas Va ll ey 22 Ridgewood 0 . 19 We st Res . Acad -loudon\lille I <~ Zanes vill e · Rosecrans 6 Crestv 1ew 6 5-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Porneroy, 0 ., Monday, Oct. 3, 1977 Grid standings ' Pirates enjoy best mark in 6 years; but finish second CAll Games ) Team Logan W l T POP 4 0 0 154 If Pt ~ l eas Ironton Athens · Roc lo. H rll Well st on Wa verly Coa l Grove 1 0 97 14 3 1 0 76 3 J 1 0 J 1 -o 2 '1 0 2 1 0 46 56 70 I 48 39 89 78 86 3 0 50 46 By tR A KAL' niA.III SUnda) wtth a 5-1,3-2 doubleht>adt:'r .s weep nf the (11icago UP I Spurts_Writl'r That "utht> r" N.ati onal Cubs. Leagut' Pt:>m~::t~ h·ania team. ' The P~rates ended their seasOn ; .ith a 9&-60 re<'Ord - the Pittsburgh Ptrates has enj oye-d a superb year in their best mark since 1971 1977 and finished in hi gh st) le when the~ fimshed 97~ and went on· to .win the World Series. "" Though Pitt.>burgh finished 5•, ~ames behmd the Phil!tes - who romptled the best record in the Nationa I League - Momagcr Chuck Tanner •offers no exeuses " We ha,·e to t1p our hats to Plulade!phia." Tanner said. · "They played .800 baseball in N-APA, Calif. (UP.!.) September and "'e only Miller Barber had ooly one pla) ed .iOO. That's goo.t. but disappoinUnent In Napa this not good enough ." • past weekend . In Sunday 's opener, rookle That came on Sunday Mike Easler drove irl thr.,. afternoon , about 5 p.m . lqcal runs wtth a pair of singles and time, when he called hts wife his first major-league homer. at home ill Texas and she Tirtn J ones, making his first wasn't m. maJor-league start. scatte red The reason he called was oo • four hits over seven inrungs . tell her he had won the In the second game, Easler $:100,000 Classir a few led off the ninth mning with a nunutes earlier and wanted double and scored on Ed Ott's to share h1s happiness w1th single oo e<onter . Rookie right· her . hander Ed Whitson yielded Barber was plainly disap-, only tw o hits over th e first six pointed' when he hung up the irutings but was not involved ph one He hadn 1t won a ln the decision. ' tournament in thre-e yea rs Elsewhere in the National and this was a big moment League, Philadelphia topped for him. Montreal. 5-:1, Atlanta How he won was worth defeated Cincinnati, 6-3, New telling. York beat St. Louis , 6-4 , San Going irtw the final round Diego downed San Fran cisro 1 at Silverado 1s North co urse ~ 3-1, and Houston took L<ls Barber wa s six strokes Angeles. 6-3 behind front-running George' Archer , who had tied the course record ill the third Phlllies 5, Expos 3 Jay Johnstone drove in two round with a 63 and runs wi th a sacrifice fly and B seemingly was on top of his home run to lead the National ga,~eknew 1 had to shoot a Lea gue East champion good round and ~rge had to Phillies to their JOist victory. bac~ up a little f<r me to Larry Chr istenson stopped catch him,'· said Barber, the Expos w1th three htts "and that's what happened .'' through seven innin gs to p1ck He shot a 7-w~der-par 65 up tus 19th wm. while Archer had a 73 - and Mets 6, cardinals 4 when 1t was over the mah New York shelled 20-game they rail Mr. x had a 72-hole winner Bob Forsch for four score of 16-under-par 272 and runs in the first inning but the a tWo--ShOt VIctory. Mets . needed Joel As th ings turned out , Youngblood 's RBI triple for Archer bad all he could do to the .eventual wmm~ run in save se cond pla ce from young -Howard Twitty, who set a course recO!'d 62 ill the fmal round . Twltty had a card that read 30-32 and won Sl4 ,200, ' Arrher finished at 14,under 274 and won $22,800 while Twitty was at 275. J ohn Schroeder was at 277, Mac McLerxion and Grier Jones at ' I 278, I:iructo Lietzke at 279 and Tom Watson, Pat Fitzsimons, Roger Maltbie and Jim Dent I 3 D. ~." 102 Me iQS 0 4 ~ 0 lJ 59 Gdll•po lt s o 4 o 38 113 Non-SEOAL results : Jackson South Pa~nt 2' Coal Grove 0 George Wash •ngton Lt., Pt Pleasant 8 Roclc. H ill'l l Ironton St Joe Barlrer .rallies 6 SEOALONLY Team W L T Logan Athens lron1on • Waver ly Gallipolis • POP I 0 0 49 I I 0 0 0 0 12 9 1 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 • towm 7 7 6 8 6 ~ i gs o 1 o · -·y 9 Jackson 0 1 0 7 12 Wellston 0 1 0 0 49 TOTALS · 4 4 0 91 98 Fridav' s results : L09an 49 We llston 0 Waverlv 8 Gal li pol is 6 Ironton 9 Mei gs 7 Athens 12 Jackson 7 Oct. 1 games : Athens at Waverl y Logan at tronton Nteig s af .J a ckson Wel l ston a t Gall!pol •s Fa irl and a t Rock Hi ll Coa l Grove at Ironton St . Joe Nttro at pt . Pleasant his 3!lth career touchdown, a !&-yard wss to Sammy Wh1te ill the first quaner, and Chuck Foreman and Sammy J ohns on plunged for two more scores 'to giv e Minnesota Coach Bud Grant hts lOOth 1:\'FL car.,.r victory. Chargers 24, Bengals 3: James Harris fired a pair M first-half touchdown strikes to wide receiver Charlie J oiner then plunged one yard for another score in' the third penod to lead San Diego's upset victory. 8rODCOS 24, SeahawJu 13: Craig Morton passed 47 yards to ro9kie running back Rob Lytle for one touchdown and dives one yard for another to lead Denver. Seattle backup quanerback Steve Myer threw a 7-yard first-period TD pass to Lon Howard but Jim Turner 's 3&yard' field goal later in the period gave Denver \lie lead for good. Dolphins 27, Oilers 7: The Bob Griese to Durie! Harris passmg combina tion scored on a &-yard toss and set up shoM runsMalone by Norm Bulaich andTD Benny to stake Miami to a 21~ firstquaner lead. The Dolphins added a wuchdown with 21 seconds left when running back Leroy Harris scored from twQ yards out to cap a 43-yard drive. Rams 34, 49ers 14: Los An~es coovened two inter~pted passes thrown by Jim Plunkett and a blocked Tom Wittum punt inw a 17poi nt ftnal quarter . Lo s Angeles . may have lost leading receiver Ron Jessie for the year with torn ligaments ill his right knee . ENERGY CHECKLIST: • Htot1ng system hove 1! s er¥ ~<:ed and checked damp Of m d1s repcm 1nclvd1f\9 'IOCuunhnQ ood Itil ~ r chof19t • 0Jts1de faucets· dro1n 101' • Weother stripp1ng and toulk ing · look: 10f crock5 ood _,. • Storm wr ~ deon and repa1r crocks , check frames , take down screens and sTore • Arr con:lrt!Oner · cover 11 rl left in w1ndow fre~w'IQ caullrn~ • i'iouse s~1ng check foc crocks one! hoi~~ • HvmKhl r~i chec~ ood cleon • Ch1mney flue ·clean • Root · checkiPOks • Hot woler p•pes - ched. 1n5ulotron ~ obstrutl r~, rroke SUfi!! damper closes CRISISLINE ;..~a~~~2ll0:_ · _ _ _ _~:_--===::;=====~~ ~ ,. Ch are people, too. 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It •ouldn't hurt to 1te a child. I want to atop the hurt. (I'll check' the commitment I've made We have an opening for a trainee who is a high school graduate with or without experience . 'Car required. Relocation may be necessary now orl n' lhe -future. ·Phone Mr. Hays 992 -2111: D and mail it in.) I'll show my child some love. (Sometimes I forget.) 0 0 I'd like some facts about child abuse. I'll send in this coupon. I'd like to start helping right now. He~e·s my donation. I Nam~ ---------.~==~--~--~~-­ Address --------------~ I I I I I I City·- --------- State'-~- Zip _ _ Ca~nancial - Inc. 100 West 2nd Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNI TV I I ,.-----·-·-·-·-·----------------J P.IJI A Public Serv1ce of Th is Newspaper & Tne ACiverl1S1ng Council EMPLOYER ~ ' . ' / 36" ALUMINUM • Tough flu ible nJbbtr • Re!lllll ohrlllillfl • ttQ~ I , lr< luOed Sports Transactions • lrn:ludes naris '!! • Sponge rubber sebl • • Includes ooils ...-£-~HJded olumtpUm srrr pw11n vrnyl m~r1 SPoNGE ~ •:E£ doors and windows 9FT. REG 3.99 Bv Unite d Press International Stop the 'blame game ,_ DEAR DR . BLAKER- My wife jUlit fowtd out about an affair I've been having for a ruuple of years, a nd she is furious. She is ready for a divorce, and sl1e j ust can 't forgive me. She can't understand tlmt she had so much to do' with it. The problems we had were largely her fault. But she refuses to he responsible for my affa ir. How can l get her to see that it was largely her [ault'l DEAR READER - You must take responSibility for your own actions. If you had an affatr to escape from even the most horrendous mar1tal relationship, you must realize that you chose lhat option from olhers available at that lim-e-. ., Some of the ot he r options . that you mtght hon•e l'hosen, like marita l coun seli ng, would have probably addressL'<I the problems within your marriage more d,ireclly and therefore, mi ght have had a more posiltve Qutcome . No, your wife is not to blame for your affa1r . In fact, your urgency to· bl:m1e your wife for all the problems in your marriage indicates that you might have a strong need to always feel you are in the right. If you found fuHillment m your af. fatr as your marnage continued to deteriorate, why didn't you negotiate a trial separation from your wife] Instead, it sounds like you might have let the secret slip "accidentally," thus provokmg a blow-up and her request for a divorce. By blaming the affair on her you could end · the marrtage but make it look like she was the one who wanted ' out. . Many people Officers were elected at a meeting of th e Youth Fellowship of the Enterprise Unhed Methodist Church Thursday night at t~e home. of Candy Brothers. Elected were Angela_ C~r­ us, president; Kay Corbit!, vice president; Deanna Van Meter, treasurer; Cindy Cur· tis, &!'Cretary; and Laura Van Meter, news reporter. Selly Corbltt was elected song leader for the group, and CALl .992-5554 ~ are over-Invested m making their rnarnage work. Even if 1t is an uns'-tti sfying relationship for both partners they may feel as though staying m the marriage i.s proof of a suceessfu!Jike. whereas divorce equals fmlure. If you want to end your marriage, take responsibility for your feel· ing~ and end it. If you are un· sure about such a drastic at· tion, seek some professiona l help. It could be that a neuroti c element of your marriage has been your need te inflate your 'se lf-.,steem by blaming all the problems on your wife. This doesn't mean that the problems are all your " fault" ei ther. She of course par· ticipated m this interaction by allowing the blaming to oc· cur. That mtght be evidence of her low se lf-.,sleem' One can obtain the illusion of growing taller by chopping down those around him, or he can feel the gratification of true growth by accomplishing goals that make him proud lo be the person he is. The approach is up to you. If lh1s is an accurate reading of your situation, you can see that your marriage is badly in n~~ of help, It may even be too·late to salvage the wanner, more tender feel· ings of the distant past. Stop playing the blame game and suggest sometlung positive il you want to save your marria gc. Wnte to Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O, Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y . 100!9. Volume of mail prohibiis personal replies, but questions ' of general mteres t wtll be discussed in future columns. Youth elect new officers 457 Sunday we<Jther check oround 11 HAVE A PROBLEM? • ' Look For This Symbol! To keep down energy bills. • ln wlot•on · moke sure 1t rsn,' t ~ Karen Blaker Ph.D. ' POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Department Store of Building Since 1915 REG 4<l9 -"'44 .£ • ~ ~ ·· t·ug h x.36 "ton~ • Seals out dro fts • Includes screws Brian Will, handiman. Plans were made to sell oil lamps and also to . have a table of items at fhe Willing Workers holiday bazaar. Oct. 8 was set for the group ' to clean the church and then go · ott a hayride followed by a \\iener roast. Prayer by Candy Brothers brought the meeting to order. An offering was taken . Juli Spencer was a guest and Angela Curtis clos· ed the meeting with prayer. Girl Scouts elect officers CHESTER-Officers were da Mankin, treasurer; Pam elected at the organizational Reibel, news reporter; and meeting of the Chester Junior Lora Wood and L<lri Hudsvn, Girl Scout Troop 1049 held at patrol leaders. the Chester Elementary Dues were set for IQ cents a &hool. week. Plans were made to Elected were Tammy sell ,Chnstmas candles. Capehart, president ; Mary Meetings will be held at the Hibbs , v1ce president; Melin· school on Wednesdays follow· ing school. ··Peresa Collins elected to lead chapter Ofiicers were elected when the Meigs County Chapter of the American Cancer Society met recently at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Elected were Teresa Collins, president; Rhonda Daily, vi~ ptesident; Anita Conde; ..secretary, and Jesse White , treasurer. Divisional chainnen elected were Mary Myers, public education; Sharon Brown, professional education; Michael Ben· dinelli, service; Mary Gress and Linda Vanlnwagen, crusade; Sharon Michael, public information; Jesse White and Erma Smith, budget and finance. . Speaker for the evenmg was Warren Parrish, regional director of . the American Cancer Soctety, who stressed the importance ·of early detection of cancer through monthly• self •'lamination of breasts; regular PAP smear tests. frequent irtsp~ction of the skirt forany dtscoloratton of changesln a wllrt.o(mole and having a persistent cough or bloody sputum checked by a physician. Members of the board attending. the meeting were Enna Smith, Jan Judge, Dorothy Will, Mary Myers, Sharon Kuhn, Jesse Whtte, Sharon· Bailey, Thelm~ Call, Linda Van lnwagen, Sharon Michael, Margaret Eskew, Teresa Collins, Marty Gress, ·Adria Bissell, Mae McPeak, clara Leona Hensley' L<lchary, Sharon ~rown and Michael Bendinellt. . The next meeting will be ~n Nov . 3, 7:30p.m. at Veterans Memorial Hospital. I. t~ Helen .Help ::~ U i:: s. . • By Helen Bottel '~: \ CHOICES the season - an all-tune Giant record . · ASU"os 6, Dudgers 3 James Hodney Hichard struCk out 14 and Denms wa lhn~ c• bases-h"'ded triple • with tw o oq! in Uu~ seventh broke a 3-3 tie..,fu ·lead the Astros to victory O\'er the Dodgers. Lo s Angeles became th e first majorlea.gu~ .. team in history 1D have four players with 30 or more. .home runs. the third to gjve Pat Zachry his lOth win . Cardtnal Manager Vern Rapp said. "H we can improve as much next year as we did this year , we 'II -be a solid oontender." Padres 3, Giants I Ro okie left-hander Bob Sllirley pitched a five-hitter for h1s first major-league t'Olllplete game. The Giants' only run came op a pinch· home run by Gary Alexander, the club 's lith mnch-homer of ' ~.v.•,••,.....,•o"A:<-:o;.;.:,-..;,-y· . • ••• '-' ••••.•.•,•.•.•,._.,,_ :.·~Y.co:.:o::.aao. -:=:;: ;.;>."">•:0.•;~·.·..,.•. • •• ;,o. • •' .·.·.~:•:•:•...:.•:•:•:•.•,•,•.•,•,•;,o,"'J'N. 0" o: ~:Ov.VN.I'I...,.WW. "'W J Washington surprises St. Louis, 24 to 14 By GREG AIELW J . V Cain. "'hlch cut UP! Sports Writer Washington's lead to ll-i and Both the Washmgton Red· a !-yard plunge by Wayne Saturday 's skins ahd St. Lnws Cardinals Morris with just 2a seconds Oh1o College were considered KFC playoff remaining . Foot ball Schedule contenders in the pre..season Two other St. Ulu is fo urthUntted Pre ss International fOrecasts, but stumble<! all quarter dnws were stopped Pu rd ue at Oh io State Toled o at 8ow lil1g Green over themselves in operung. by inter cept ions of Ha rt Oh io Un1v at East. Michiga n, day _losses. passes b~ corner back Joe n St. Louis reco\'ered wlth a La\'ender and defensive end Ken t St at West Mt c.hi gan 1&-13 vicoory over 'Chicago Rori McDole. Marsha ll at M ta,m i Akron at Da y ton , n last w.,.k, making the Cards •·we ha••en't put tt together Centra l St. af Ke ntucky St . slight favorite& in SUnday 's vet," Cardina ls' Coach Don ( Jnc innafi at F lorida ~t , n game at Washingwn, smce Coryell sa1d. · Youngstown State at S<!ginaw the Redskins had shown their Kansas City hosts Oakland Va lley, M1ch r Ba ldw in- Wa llace at Wit - age agam last w.,.k in ~ !Dnight. ten berg narrnw triUmph over Atlanta. Jets 30. Patriots Z7: Hei delberg at Den ison Bu t B1lly Kilmer, sudden!)' Pat Leahy, who earlier Manetta at Kenyon loOk'ing youthfu l. helped missed a key extra pomt Woos t er at Mt . Un ton Oh•o Wes l eyan a t • revive Washmgton SUnday attempt and had a field goal Cal iforn 1a, { PA. l Sta te with thr.,. touchdown passes blocked, k1cked a 32-yard Cap tta_ l at Otterbein , n ill a surprising 24-H victory field go~! wtth 23- secoods Muskmgum at Ash land , n over St. Louis. remairung to give Jets 's new Oh i o Norfhern at Georgetown, Ky . ~ ·we needed a good game," Coach Walt Michaels his firsi Ober lin at Can 1sius, NY said fullback John Ri ggins, VJctory. Anderson tm d .) a t Bluffton. n who caught a 53-yard TD pass Lions li, Bag'les 13: Taylor . lf'ld . Defiance 1D · seal the victory. •·we Greg Landry passed three · F •nd la_v· at Ma nchester , Ind . Ear lham, Ind. at Wilmington ruuldn't afford 00 lay another yards to runnmg back Dexter Th •el. Pa ., at Case Western egg. " Bussey for a touchdown with H1ram at Al legheny , Pa Kilmer completed 12-<lf-21 2:4i left in the third quarter Bet han y W Va at John passes for 206 yards. w rally Detroit from a 13-10 CarroJI n denotes ni ght game mcludmg scormg passes of 12 deficit . The Eagles rallied yards to Frank Grant, 27 behind Ron Jaworski , who yards to Jean Fugett and 53 completed 13-<>f-24 passes for yards to Riggins . 207 ya rds and two TDs. OH I O COLLEGE Mar~ Moseley added a ll- Steelers 28, Browns 14: FOOTBALL RESULTS Untted Press lnternattonal yard f1eld goal. Terr y Bradshaw dnlled Oh to State 35 Southern St. Louis, hampered all three TD passes, two to Lynn Method ist 7 game by poor field pos1t10n , " Swann. arxi plunged for a Akron 20 lnd tana Sl 3 " scored in the fourth period on fourt h score to s park Al l egheny ( Pa ,) 33 John Carroll 0 ~ Jim Hart's 7-yard TD pass to P ittsb ur gh. Bradshaw Ba ldw in Wallace 20 Ashl a nd completed 10-of-Ii passes for 10 143 yards, mcluding a 65-yard Bowli ng Green 3<l Western NFL Standings TD pass, to Frank Lewis M ich . 14 · By Umled Pres s Int ern ational Capitar 7 Manetfa 6 Falcons 17, Giants 3: American Con fere nce Carneg i e Mellon ( Pa ) 35 East & ott Hunter set up Mooroe Ober lin 6 ··----w-.. t: T . Pet Ealey's 1-yard plunge early Case Western 26 W&J ( Pa ) 7 Ba lti m or eJ 0 0 1.000 Crncrn naf t 17 So M ississippi 6 M i a m i J 0 0 I 000 in the second period with an New Eng la nd I 2 0 333 !B-yard bo otleg play and Qel i ance 19 An derson , (i nd .) NY Je'fs. 1 1 0 JJJ J 0 3 0 oco ba ckup quarterba ck .Kim Earlham ~ Ind .) JO Bluffton 7 Bvttalo Central McQuilken threw an B-yard Eastern M fchig a n 17 Toledo 7 W . L T Pet . scoring pass to Alfr ed F indlay 16 Wi l mington 14 ,.,,.,. P ittsburgh 2 I 0 .667 Iowa St . 17 Dayton 13 Houston 1 1 0 6~7 Jenkins late in the final Cleveland K~lam azoo (Mtch .l 7 Kenyon 2 1 0 667 penod . Cirlc! nnat1 I 1' 0 333 J Colts 17, Bills 14: We$! Kent St 44 Oh io U. 23 W. L. T Pet . Bert· Jones fired a 1&-yard Massachusetts 5<~ Denver 3 0 0 I 000 Youngs1owti St 13 sco rin g paSs to Don Oakland 2 0 0 1 000 f/ tafTit 28 Ya le 14 San D i ego 1 1 0 .667 McCauley in the third quarter f./1 Un •on 19 Grove C ity ( Pa .) Kansas C1ty 0 2 0 000 14 Seau te 0 J 0 000 1D give Baltimore a 17·7 advantage .' Ron Lee ran nine Nationa l Co nf erence Musk. rn.gum 48 Deri ison 14J E as t Onerbe •n '2Q Oh10 Northern 19 w L T Pet . yards for a touchdown and Tennessee St . l Central St 0 Dallas 3 0 0 1 000 Toni Linhart booted a 45-yard ' or'e rt) wash 1ngton 2 I 0 667 field goal for the Colts. Bills' Vv •~enberg 35 Oh •o Wes leyan St Louis I 2 0 •333 7 Ph rl ad elph ia 1 2 0 333 QB Joe Ferguson was 19,of-38 NY Grants W oos1 er 40 Hiram 3 1 2 0 333 for 234 yards and two TDs. Cen tral SaintS 42, Bean 24 : W L T Pet . Archie Mannmg ran for M i nnesota '} 1 o 667 Detro i t 7 1 0 667 three touchdowns and passed OH IO HIGH SCHOOL Ch •cago 1 2 o 333 35 yards to runmng ba ck Green Ba·f o' 2 0 333 FOO TBALL RESULTS Ta m pa Bay 3 0 000 Chuck Muncie for another w United Press International west Saturday W L.'--} Pet. help New Orleans to its first Akron S 56 Akron Cent. L osA m~ele s '} f 0 SOD ' ictory . He dashed 11 yards Hower 8 At lanta ~ 1 0 667 through th~ middle for his · Avon Lake 20 Rocky R1ver 0 New Orleans I 2 0 333 · San Francis( 0 3 0 000 third score of the game m the Bedford Chan!! I 33 Loram Sunda y's Resu lt s th1rd period. Cath 0 P •ltsb urgh 18. Cleve 1~ Cuwboys 23, Buccaneers 7: Beechwood 7 Midd lefield NY Jets 30, New Eng 27 Cardinal 6 Atlanta 17 , NY Grants 3 A 79-yard interce ption Canton Cent . Cath . 13 Canton Det r oi t 17. Ph ila 13 return for a touchdown by Timken 0 ~ Balt1mre 17, Buffal o 1.1 Thomas Henderson robbed Akron 5t. V tncent Sf Mary 28 M~ nn 19, Green Bay 7 Lora in Southview 6 Ne'IJ Orleans 4~ . Chi 24l Tampa qa y of early · R d Dallas 23, Tampa Bay 7 Cl e..,Cath Latm 14 Cle . ho es..' San .D iego 24, Cinc i 3 m~mentum\ and '·sent th e 0 • M iam i 27 . Hov!>ton 7 Buccaneers to their 17th loss Cle Cent Cath 13 Cle ;" Hot y-- D enver 1J, Seallle 13 in as many games over two Name 6 los Anq 34. Son Fran 14 seasons. C!e E ast 8 Cle Glenvt l le ~ wasn 24 St Lou iS 14 Cle East Tech 12 Cle Monday's Game . Vikings 19, Packers 7: Collinwood 6 Oakland a T Kan Crly , n1ght Fran Tarkentnn oasserl for grid schedult> .I Ruyals 2. Angels 0: Denms IPl./ nard pHched a SIXhi tter and ra 1sed h1s rl'C'Ord tn 2()..12 wtth th~ help of Ge or ge Bre-tt 's 22nct" homer . Leonard struck . out nine m pitching his fifth shutout . Paul Hanzel! was the loser . • •, Carew wiRds -ap with ,_ ~388 mark an~ p i a~ er ... . • ' ' POLLY·s _ P OINTERS Polly Cramer RACINE-"Getting Ready gave scripture and conducted 'T' L · for Fall" was the program a Bible quiz. Mrs. Carpenter S'ruCK WITH CH!W SUPPORT? .l OWe, S topic at a meeting of the Bend had the club poem, and Mrs. DEAR HELEN : of the River Garden Club held Grimm, the club prayer. F'or My husband moved In with a )&-year-old ·with her mother's DEAR POLLY - Please grew l cut it down to once recently at the home of Mrs. roll call members gave a approval, I might add. " Mama" encouraged her to have a • somebody help me. My bath every two weeks. For!he past Esther West, Racine. comment on the new prcr baby. The girl spent part of the time withotljer men. towels, wash cloths and even two years l ~ave only been. Mrs. West conducted the gram booklets. Different Things got a little sc')q when Mama showed up with all her dish towels are like sand· shopping once every four discussion with Mrs. Clifford , ways of makmg fall door ardaughter's belongings, plus a wedding dreSs. My husband paper. We have hot and cold weeks. Morris, Mrs. Andrew Cross, rangernents were suggested. movedbackhomeagain. • soft water and I use liquid I purchase everything m Mrs. Ben Grurun , Mrs. The ecology report was !>Y We learned a )ot from this experience and are now doing soap and softener and dry the largest size avai lable. J ames Diehl, and Mrs. Mrs. Moore who talked about pretty well. Except tbat we got a swnmons to appear ill court ' them at permanent drying Most foods wtll freeze, ;mch Wilson Carpenter conunen· the new insect spreading over m another town on a child support trial. We couldn't afford a but they always come out the as luncheon rnea\li that are ling on !lungs to be done parts of the country, especiallawyer; or even take lime off to appear. same.- EFFIE. broughl in chunks when on a before the arrival of winter. ly the Southeast and in Ohio. DEAR EFFIE - Do you specia) and sliced at home. " Wher'd the Swruner Go" She said it is called the walk· Nowwe'restuckwithacourtorder, thoughasyetwehaven't ·paid any support money. My hu8band isn'l even sure il's his mean you use a water This is a savings over buying was the arrangement theme ing sti_ck insect and is ,_ _ softei!•.t or a fabric softener? thQ-..iitdividual pre-packaged for the meeting and Mrs. easilycontrolled. but ts child. . Sinre the mother cooked up this whole scheme and practical- If you do not use a fa bric ones. West and Mrs.--Morris both becoming abundant. She also ly trapped my man into the arms of her "experienced" softener that should help. Watch the ads and plan received blue ribbons for talked aboutthe praying daughter, are we liable? The girl has since married.· IRKED Perhaps your linens a1·e not " ahead. Totlet paper and their dahlia arrangements. mantis and noted ilo;; great ONCEAMONTH being rinsed sufficiently. fa cta! ltss ues are usually 11 was announced that the value to rl)an . As for plaptifll-1..... DEAR IRKED: Many laundry authorities spectals at the same tune as Meigs County . ehristmas- bulbs, Mrs. Morris smd tpey ll's easier to fight a case than reverse a court order once it's recommend at least three rin· are different brands of cann- flower show will be held at should be gotten mto the made. ' sings for towels to he fluffy. A ed vegetables. Margarine, the Pomeroy Elementary ground so that the roots will Best hope now is your local Legal Aid Society. They' ll lei! water conditioner also mtght cheese and other da1ry pri.C- ·School, Dec. 3 and 4 with the have time to develop before'_ you how to proceed at least cost.· H. help. Tumble dry at medoum ducts appear on sale about committees to be announced the fall freezes begin. She - - · """" high heat and as ycu remove the same time. too. Most..oL-1a ler . Mr s. Bernice spoke of the flashes of color DEAR HELEN: towels .from dryer shake these will keep four weeks in carpenter will be the show which spring blooms provide Ever notice how go-wgethers so often rhyme I · June-moon; v1gorously to fluff them up. the refrtgerator. When we do chairman. in a garden. She said that ·sweet-treat; spice-nice; toy-joy, e~. Any other ideas, readers?- havethingsfromthegardenl Ribbons won by Mrs. heighth detennin~e depth It's gotta be of Freudian significance then, that spouse and POLLY. ne~d only purchase carpenter at the Meigs Coun· at which bulbs should be louse, mate and hale, rhyme. They go together!!· LEARNED DEAR POLLY - A reader penshables such as lettuce ty flower show were noted by planted. Some should be THEHARDWAY wanted to know how to clean between shoppmg expedt· Mrs. ·Cross. The regional three inches and some shouhJ DEAR LEAHNED: white ceramic tile. There are tionsj Vinegar and sugar are meeting to be held at Rio be stx or mure, she send. Spouse and house also rhyme. As do mate and great. Don't a couple of good commercial usually sold at spec tal prices Grande College on Nov. 5 was Mr s. West se rv ed look to Freud for explanations. You just made the wrong cleaners on the market for m the sprmg so I stock ahead announced and it was refreslunents !rpm a 'table choi~. that's all.· H. this purpose, but before l for eannino and pickling. :rhe reported that luncheon reser· e<ontered wilt a dried fall ar· discovered them l used or- other supplies needed are vatons are to be in Oct. 29. rangement. She presented DEAR HELEN: . dinary toothpaste and an old also bought before the rush. For devotions, Mrs. West each memher with a package My da~ghter is a ivell-1mown actress-turned-director, mar· nail brusli or toolh brush. It Watch for laundry detergent of ornamental gou rds. Mrs. ri~ to a successful businessman. ·:rhey have three fine got in!o all the crevices and specials as you may have to Grimm will host the October children and a good homelife · well separated from their corners and .cleaned the wait a while for a particular meeting. careers. , DAUGHTER BORN grout, loo. Rinse off with a brand. A pad by the telephone I've noticed the teenagers almost never tell their friends wet sponge. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L, in the kitchen serves as a - about their mother's work, though they refer to her .a lot as Old T·shirts make wonder· guide. and anything running Sayre, Pomeroy, are an- ~-----o. "Mom." ful lint-free dust cloths for low is listed on tL Many nouncing ' the birth of their It's almost as if they were ashamed of her success. Is this delicate ceramics, gl~ss, etc. things appear regularly on· second child, a six pound Mike Swiger nonnal? (She doesn'fseem to mind , but I think they should be And can be used with ~ll\er a every list and th1s makes seven ounce d~~;ughter, 992·7155 proud of her.) 'GRANDMOTHER liquid cleaner or.~t shopping quicke_r and easter Jessica Carolyn, on Sept. 17 149 S. Third St . DEARGRANDMOTHER: Middleport, 0 . dampened with a liqu~- to JUdge quanhhes . ·· at Camden Clark Hospital, Parkersburg. I ' . Your daughter probably understands that kids somehow feel dowcleaner. -ZONA . ~RILYN. threatened by "famou.S;• ~~ts · especially·mothers. If word DEAR POLLY - [ have ' . Polly will send YOir tOne of Maternal grandpareiil's'i!'fe ·: gets around, they're immediately kno)Vll as the daughter (son) four pre-school children and her s1gned thank-yo~ Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Franz of i of so-and-so, and people expect more of them; or else they three school-age youngsters newspaper coupon cltppe~ tf pomeroy and paternal become background for the star, Cultivated perhaps because and have discovered many she uses your favonte grandparents are Mr. and .... , ..... they're related. They suspect they aren't making it on their ways to save time and Pomter, Peeve or Problem ~n Mrs.CharlesE.Sayre,alsoof 1 ~ Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. ownworth anymore. money . My grocery bill is her colwnn. ,Wrtte POLLYS Pomeroy. · Mr . and Mrs . ~ ... \W O&Pi t!,. Sl.lte fi rm lrlt lnSlllii!1Ce :omoor , It's not quite fair, but most children still look on Morn as the about $125 a month for nine POINTERS m care . of th1s Sayre alSo have a son, JelI, Home O~n:r Bloom~ng1cn ! f,nC•5 frey, 3. homemaker., the provider of creature comforts, someone people and two of them are newspaper. especially for them. When they must share her with ti)e world, well, they'd rather pot think aboul it, that's aiL· H. teen-agers. planmng ahead has Careful helped me hold ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - ' \ " ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • - , ! down the grocery bill. When I Got a pro\)lem? An adult subjed for discussion? You can was first marrted I shopped talk it over in her column if you write to Helen 'Bottel, care of weekly, but as my family this newspaper. l need tnpre ' -nnse 1 "Call me for· aife insurance!' TWO-DAY BONANZA CLIP AND SAVE TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ONlY!!! -T~ . FIRSTBORN ARRIVES Mr. and Mrs. Ray ~irtehart, the fonner Cherri Bass! of Lakeview Estates, Mansfield, Ohio, are announcing the birth of their first child, a seven pound, - 12 ounce daughter, . Kristin Jennifer, Sept. 19 at' Mansfield General Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bass, Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rinehart, Route 6, Mansfield. Great· grandmothers are Mrs. Clara Rinebart, Route 6, Mansfield, and Mrs. Alta Kent, Ashland, Ohio. CELEBRATION SET Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Graber, formerly of Pom·eroy, will celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary on Oct. 5. Those wishing to send cards may address them to the' Valerle Nursing Home, 3650 Kleplnger Road, Room 232, Dayton, Ohio, 45416. Mr. ana Mrs. Graber are the parents of Sister Grace, S.C., formerly Virginia Graber who is now teaching at the St. Cbarles School ill Kettering. lntroditction to class set An introductory meeting for all those lntetested ill the Me.igs County Museum macrame and drawing and painting-classes to begin this month will be held at 7 p.m. this evening at the museum .. Tricia Adleta, Ohio cer· tified art teacher, began the classes one year ago and three sessions were held last year with an arts and crafts exhibits of lhe students work held at the end of each session. Both the macrame and the drawing and palntihg classes will be held at the museum; from 7 to 9:30p.m. on Mondays. Any further Information may be secured from Mrs. Adleta, 992-0 ·or 992-li651. DEN DR. RONA~D F. RIVIERE OR A. J ST AEt~U S-MUL Assorted JACKETS One or two day full denture service. partial dentures, relines, repairs ntG. $25.00 VALUE Of1 RIVIERE ' FORPRICESCALLI800 2 8 2 OHIO TOLL FREE " " • 6411 18 '14 Good-Oct 3rd & 4th Only RIVIERE CENTER 949 E. Livingston Ave.;-'C"ol umbus Weekdays 8·30 AM. to-6'3d P.M. -·-· . ._FQIII_ SIAl - " " " IIU!L lAIII Qt - tiiiiSITl ....Tmll_ 7 PC. PORCELAIN · ON ALUMINUM , COOKSET atJALJn', COMFORT, BEAUTY' AND DURABILITY CELEBRATED--Charlie Brewer, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brewer, Long Bottom, celebrated his secondbirthday Sept. 10 at his home . Cake, koolaid, potato chips were served. Guests were Bradley Young, Kim and Ttmothy Deem, Vickie and Mindy , Harris, Mary, Bobbie, and Ronnie Robin· son, Paula, Angie and Susan Brewer. Sending gifts were his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vidor Young, Jr. and Mr .· and Mrs. James Goodrich. Sizes PILE-LINED DR G J STOMBAUGM DR C W BEAL ~ FLEXSTEEL FINE FURNITURE , BEGINS ON THE INSIDE TO ASSURE CHARLIE BREWER Good October 3rd &.Jth Only MEN'S P.V.C. l:fAlMER-UKE • JONES BOYS NOW OPEN 9 A.M. til 9 P.M. SUNDAY 12 til 8 P.M. · k Fall Sale of Fine Fumiture JHE Bend of the River Gdrden Club .meets SET INCLUDES: 1 Or. Covered S.uc" Pan 2 Qt. Covered Sauce Pan 5 01. Dutch Dun 1O·inch Shiller (shares l)utr.ti O•en cover} ~ •17.. Reg. SZ8.95 SKILLET where crafl5men slil l c are(IO • Porcelatn-an-alumtnum pan spreads heat evenly to roast ur IF~ foods to peJfect•on . • Fired-On No-Stick Reg. $29.95 FLEXSTEE~ "Nil: lJI'If()lMJ'KMEIJ f"URNmJRK $1888 intmiot, automattc temperature control, high-dome _cowe ~ till ley • Avocado or Hatvest; completely immers•ble. 3rd AND 4th ONLY LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS •, ,. . . �-. • 7- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, b., Monday, Oct. 3, 1977 & . 1 Social _ • NOTICE OF NOTICE; OF E-LECTI.ON SALE OF BONDS O N TAX LEV Y I N Sea t('Q bi ds tor t t]e "vr EXCESSOFTI1'E TE N Chase of $150. 000 bonds of t.he MILL l, I MITATIO N l Count'foiMt.~IQ5 , 0hiOther(' 10 NOT IC E is hereby given referred toil \ th e "lss uer "l th a t i r, pursu an ce o f a w ill be received by lt'I C un ' Reio! u lion ol the Board 01 ·d l•rsiQned olfi-cer at his of f iCt.' Tru Solees ot th e Townsh ip 0 1 In the Coun t y Co urt House , Sutlo_n, Ohio . passed on the Pomcrov . OhtO 45769, until '2nd da t of AUQust. 19 71 !here I JO o 'cl ock P m .. Eastern wJ II be submitted to a vote ot Di'IYI IQht Sawing T ime, on the the people 01 said Townsh i p 25t h d rty of Oc tober . 1971, at at a Generttl ELECTION to wtHch 11me the b1 ds wdl be be hel d i n the Townsttip 01 opened and read publ 1cty . Su tton , Ohio . at the regular B 1ds tor . the bonds , wh ic h pl aces ot v otJng th~t~J:in , on were au thor i zed by Tu esday , th e 8th day 01 legiSlation on September 27, November , 1971, the q vt's t lon 197-7. ha!l be.- sea led a n d at tevy 1ng. in elC cessOf t he ten endorsed " B 1d tor Mental l y milllim l le~tion , for the benefH Retard ed Tra i n i n ~;~ Ce nter of su tton Townsh i p tor the Bonds . ~· and ea ch bid shall be pu rpose o t maint.Wni ng and m~d~ only tor all or none or operat ing ceme ter ies . • svch bon ds . Sai d tax being : a renewal I l lS Con tem pla ted that the ofane,.,lstinglaxot0. 4m i llto bond is.Sui n g authority wi ll run tor t lve year~ ; at a rate meet a t 2 : 30 o'c lo" lo. p .m ., on n o t eiCceeding 0.4 mi l ls for lh e 25th da .y of Oc tlob er , 1977, each one dollar of valuation , to consider th e bias and ma ke which amo v nts to four cents an award for each one hundred dol tars The bonds will b e dat ed the of valualio,1 • tor fiv"e years . fi r st day o f N ov~mber , t9 f7 , The Polls for said Election · wll,t be In the denom in at ion o r w i ll open at 6 : JO o'cl ock A./I/,} . S1 ,000 each, f'xcep t rhe ta sr and remain open un t il 7 : 30 two bonds o f ea ch princi pal o 'c lock. PM of sa id dolly . mill uri ty in eac h o f th e years By order of the Board of trom tY79o to 1998, bo th 1n Elec t ions . of Me igs County , elusive. wh ic h shall be 01 the Ohio . denom•na t 1on of ss.ooo each , and will draw in tere s t.., Ernest A . W\ngelt payable sem i annua l ly on the Cha irman f irs t day of June and December ot each year , Dorothy M . Johns ton beginn1n9 June 1. 1978, at the Director rate ot f ive a nd three Dated Oct. \ , 1977 quarters per ce ntum 15 J ~ per ce nlvm J per annum . Anrore 1101 3. 10, 17 . 24 . 4tc dtdi rin g to do so may present a b i~ tor sai d bonds ba se d N OTIC E O F EL E CTION upon th ei r bearing a di ff er en t ON TAX LEVY IN Single rale o f in t eres t . but n o t E X CE SS OF THE TEN in ex cess of ·eight per ce ntum MILL LIMITATION(8 per c entum J per annum , NOTICE iS her eb y given prov ided tha t where a tractional in terest rat e is 'b id , that in pursuance o f a Resolution of the Bo ard of • such fra c t ion sha ll b e on e eigtJ ih of one percen t or a Trustees of the Townshi p of Rulland, OhiO , passe d on the rnult1p le thereof . Sp li t rate 31st day o f August, 19771he r e b1dS and b ids w i th s up plemen ta l co upons w il l not b e w i ll be submitted t o a vote of t he people of said Towns h ip cons1dered . ' Th e b onds ma t u r e a s at a Gen er al E L ECTIO N to be held in the ToWnship of toll ows : S\ 3, 00 0 on D ecember Rutland , Ol) i o. at tl1e r egul ar 1 in eac h of the y ea rs fro m places· o f viting therein , on 1979 to 1988, inclus i ve . a n d S\ 2.000 In each of the years Tuesday , the 8th di!Y o f fr om 1989 to 1998 , i n c lu~ive , November , 1977 , the ques t ion The bo!'1ds a r e issued tor of levying , in excess of the te n th e purpose of const r uctJnQ a mill limitation , to r the bene f it tra i n i ng cen ter fOr t he of Rutla nd Tow n shi p , f or the • m entally retarded , proy id in g pu r pose ot c emeter ies .· Said tax bei ng : a re-n ewa l n~ c ess.a,r y turn is h ln~s ilnd eQuipm.ent th ere for and of a n exis t i ng t ax of 0.3 m i ll t o ac Qu ir ing and i mproving the run for f i we yea r s, a t a ra l eo no t exceedi ng O. J mil l s fo r Sile tt1ereol Tt'le bonds are payabl e, each on e dol lar of val uat ion , whi ch amounts t o th ree ·cen ts w 1th out deduc tion for the to r ~ch one hvnd r ed doll a._rs se r v1ces o f the I ss u er's pay1n g agen t. at th e legal of va l ua t ion. to r f ive y ear S. T he Polls for sa id Elec t i on de po si tar y o t tt'le I ssue r . p re se ntly The Pomeroy witt open at 6 : 30 o 'c lock A .M . and remain op en unt i l 7 : 30 Nat 1on at Bank , Pomeroy , o'clock P .M . o f said day . Oh10 , a nd unles~ pa id from By or der ot t he Board o f other sou r ces, are to be pa 1d Elections. o f Me i gs Cou n tr , bv the lev v of ad valor em Oh io . ta'lo:. es whi c h t.cn:e s are v nl imit~d as to amount or Ernes t A . Wingett ra te . sut;~tec tlo th e prov isi ons G: h airman of Cha p ter I X of th e fed era l Ba n kruptcy Ac t and other Dorothy M . Joh n ston· l aw s a ffe c t i ng creli i tor s' Di r ec,tor Dated Oc:.t . I. 197,7 r ig h t·s · Th e pro c eed ings for thi s· Da ted Oc t. 1. 1977 issue have b een takf n under I Calendar ~ MONDh SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 ,Monday · night at the school. 4-R awards to be presented. MEIGS County F'air Board meeting, Monday, 8 p.m. at ,__ flec reta ry 's offi ce on fairgrounds. · REVIVAL Monday through Sunday at. Middleport. Church of the Nazarene with )\Irs . Edna Wes t as eV angelist . Services at 7:30 each evening and 10 :30 a.m . on Sunday . . . ' ' The ne\\ tlu~.;. _,Band thts t 111 p~ .it!dr ~l'.:t~,,n m··lu-tll'~ I 1,1 tht.' i·:a~tern Htgh frnnt, i l(l · REVIVAL at Hope Baptist Church, . Grant St., Mid· dleport , 7:30 each eveningL with Rev. Earl Dingus, Chilli cothe Baptist Church ~st o r, as evan,elist. .., MIDDLEPORT GARDEN CLUB, 7: 30 p.m. Monday at the Columbus and Southern .Ohio Electric Co. Mrs. Waltrr H;•yes, Mrs. M. D. Wilson, Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary ,to be ' Sch0(l} DebbL~ Heut. and Judi Perry; ba ck, 1 to r. Jeanme r, Sonia Wfu te. l\'kl'lure. Sht!ila White. Debbie Eyr_wn and 8t:U1 K.J tditt' . JU1il0H HI Gil L'fl!,;f;t{l .EtiDEHS - These are the juni<>r higl1 sct!OJ11 d wcrleaders nf the East ern L\)(,:al _Sttll'k.11 District for 1977-78. At the front is Pam Murphy ;--thr secuud ~ow from tht• lt•ft im.:l udes Andrea Batey; Kelli Headley and Beth Wilson; standing at back i.s Jan ho~tesses. TUESDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 1116, OES, 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at the Masonic Temple. Electi0l1 of officers toile" held. M!DDLEPOHT LODGE :16:>. F. and A. M. , will meet at :;:, i : 30 Tuesday nigh\ at the :-:· Masonic. Temple. All Master Suuth. ultt.•rnatt•. :-;. . -;-, ;- -;- . " .. A utumn football brings out cheers, band music ::: Eastern and Southern High Schools ::: :-:·::: "jj .,'.'·.· Pictures hy Katie Crow -- POME ROY CHAMB ER of Commerce Tuesday at noon at Meigs Inn . , REV . JOHN Lanier wil i be spea ker at revival service at Mt. Hermon United Brethren Chu rch, Texas Community, Wednesday through Oct . 16. • '· PEHCU&S!O;'>; COJI PS- The _perc~s iQn sectioh of tlll• Southern High Sch,I.Jl marching bJJhd is shown wi th new pt·rcussifin lnstr w11ents purchased by the _booster club. Front, 1-r. Michelle J ohnson and Jerrv Wolfe·-bJJck Kim Tay lor, Tonya Salser, Miss~ Cummin.s, Mel We..:;e; Ten Crouch. Bev Crouch and Don nie Dudd ing. . .I Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7.:30 Tuesday at the Colwnqus and Soutlwrn, Ohio E lect~ic Co. Mrs. SuS<In Baer and Mrs. Dunnc1 Byer to have the L'Uitural p~ogram; cmd Mrs. Dur is Ewing and Mrs. Mar· tha McPhail to be hostesses. • • M~'t"'~~~~:~~t Chapter. j . k~e!'l d ~~fe~vi6i~~- P~~y , s~~~see Pastor Rev . ·· James Leach welcomes pu ~li ~ . WEDNESDAY UNITE D METHODIST WOMEN of the Letart Falls . United Methodist Church, Wednesay,7 :30 p.m. with Mrs . Don Bell • .Miscella neous _ S<lle will be planned. Mrs. Belt to have the program. Mll'l DLE P ORT F IR E IJEPART MEN T AU X!LJARY will meet Wednes. da y at 7:30 at the fire hall. Plans will be made for a Halloween party. ' approv i ng opi n ion w i l l be turn 1shed at the cost of the su cces sful b idder . and w il l be pr+n ,-ed on the bonds The Issuer w ill .Pa y the cost of pr 1n t 1ng tn e bonds . A co m pl ete l transcr i pt of pro--ceed1ngs wil l b e t v rnish ed by th e Issu er . together wirh a cer tif icate sho w 1ng no llligalion p end in g or th r eat ene d at the t ime o f the d elive ry to enioi!l del i very or t o con t est th e 1/t~l i d i ty o f !he b onds or the pow er to iss ue ! hem or th e levy or collec t io n ot taxes for the ir Pilrment .' Cl,JSIP n tl mber s will be p r inted· on lh.e..._bonds •i f ava ilal:!le and re Que.sted by th e svcce ss fvl bidde r . Any q elay , error or om i ss i on with r espec t lhereto sh all no t c onsti tute c ause f or the su ccessful b idde r to refuse to a ccep t de live r y o f and pay fo r t he b on ds . Any CUS I P Se r v ice Bureau Ch a r ge f.or ! he assi g nment of the numbers shalf be th e r.es pons ib i lily of the succ ess f ul bid der . bids wil l promp t ly be ' q;;tns idered , and the_ bonds . '\ ~ i-ll b e sold to the h ighest !l:: ~' id, d er offering the lowes t 1f1 1er'esl ra te a t not less th,a n p ar a nd accrued interest . The !Owes.t interest rate .wil t be .,:d'.c term ined by calcu la t ing th'e to f at in t erest to stated maturity at t he ra te bi d an d d educting t hefe tr om a n y prem i\..d11 bi d . l f each of two 1 1 Of\ mor e bids ·is the hig h est bid , off ering . the IOwes·J in t er es t · r :at e, t,(w bonds wi ll be awarded ' 01'1 su ch on e of tp e. h igh es t bids ' as is chosen by lot. All' . bids mus t be a c . companied by cash, b an k ~ cash.ier 's or o ff ic i al 's ch eck ' or ce r tified chec k payab l e to· the ·j ssuer . or a n y com bination tl)e r eaf. agg r egatin g one per,cent qf the p ar amo u n t ,' of ' t he b on ds. upon the con · dition t hai , jf f hC ' b id is ac · cepted. the bid d e r wi! t rece i ve an d pay f or t he bOn d s in o}ccor da nce w i th th e t erms a nd pr ovis ion s of th i s notice . N o ba nk bi d din g for th e b on d s sha lt f i le its ow n Cas h ier ' s or off ici al 's chec k , n or a ch ec k certi f ied b y i t . Su ch sec urit y sha 11 be he ld by lh e ISs uer UrJ.u.~ed p end ing delivery of t he b.On ds and f orf eited as f u ll li qu itla.t ed d am ages in th 'e eve nt ot d ef au lt by t h e suc · cess fvl b id d er. I n the even t t hat, pr ior t o l heir de li very, th e in te r es t on _ the bond s shou ld b y ac t . o f Co n gr ess or o t h e r w 1se · ·I Local Bowling .- !he Pomeroy Bowling Lanes • SF:VENTH 1\ ND EIGHTH GHADE cheerleaders at Racine J unior High are front. 1-r; .Michelle Johnson, l..,(lri Warden , tracy Riffle; back, Amber Warne r , Den ise Riffle Hnd · T<:nmny E r·vi n. · front, alternate; back ~ I to r, Sherrie Sta,rcher, Angei Blake. Dawn Sorden, Karen Probert and Beth Head ley : The JUnior varsity cheerleaders of ECJ !;itern High School for the new School year mclude Lori Longenette, · Sfandina!t. · ' T f!am · ~·- ' .- :·-·: Pt!: ,.- 1•· Cline 'sConst. Co. Eagles Clu b · 26 24 12 "Smith Body Shop H & R Fires t on e Hig h i nd iv idval 12 a game Rau ch 196; Joe 192 ·:, Bernice .Bede Osol 549; Ray Roac l'1 539 ; Jerry Ray Roach 2 i; Jer ry Hig h ser ies Oct. 4, 19 77 , Early Wednesday Mixed teague Sept. 28, 1977 1 Estabhsh goals thJS c om.tng year tl'at 11old the: prom1se of ex· tremely Jar()e rewards 11 the ootenhal payof f ts b1g enough . y(J•,; II be mor,e strongly Standings LIBRA ( Sept 23·0ct. 23) fh1ngs e..:treJTI.ely fa11orabl~ lot you at .th•s t1me esOec1ally in areas that deaf w1tn status. pos11lon and 1mancFll ga1n f ind oUt to whom ·,.ou ·re romantically su1ted by send1ng rot your ·copy o f As tro -G rap h Le tter Ma ll 50 cent~ for each and a ton g. self.:. addressed SIOr'lpcd envelope to Astro-Grap r. P 0 Box 489. A<1d 10 City Stat:on, NY 10019 Be sure to SPI'lClfy yov r birth 31qn · ar~ alert when yov're partymg todaY Some'one 111 the know may let sl•p some vai~B'bre mformat•on It's a bonanza If you know what to do w1th 1t ' ·20 20 18 14 H igh ser ies - La rry Duga~ 492, Debb ie Ha wlei 470 . Bru ce H a wley 485, Caroly~ RIND OFFICERS '- Officers of the Southern Hi gh School band are, 1-r, Lor i Guinther preRidenl, J<Jyc Ord, secretary~treasurer' Crista Beegle, and secky CrowI librarian. I SOUTHERN ·SENIOR BAND MEMBE RS•- Left to righ t, Lori Gu inther, Ja ye Onl, 'l"im Nease, Kmi Taylor and Donnie Dudding . . '\ Situations may no t go Initially as you an tiCipated t tiey would to· day Remarkably , they ' l l probably tu rn ou t better ~a. n you could ha¥e planned . t;_ Shoo t from the .hip when mal(1ng deCISions today . ThP.ngs you ponder will somehow lack the . or1gma i1 !Y an d perception you need · :· GE MI NI. (May 21 -Junt 20) Somethin g oppor tune ' cou ld !ipel f ex tra bLicl<s tor yo.u today . Perk up you r ears if you hear fa r -out deals_ or SleeQ,er Investments ot CANCER (Juno 21 -July 22) Assoc1ate today w1 th thOse who have a reoutat10n for be ing lucky Saine good lortune co uld eas11y -rub off on. you . Apple ·Grove . News Notes' By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . an d Mrs. Chuck Bern of Spri ngfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cross. other guests of the Crosses ~ere LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Plug into informa tion that co mes to. you f~m ext~aor d i na r y sources loOay. It could maar, a ti dy profit. Your hunches are extra reliab le . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wheeler of Freemont. Raymond Bell of Oak Grove spent the weekend with his son, 'Mr. a nd Mrs . Bell and Lerna . Dinner guests Saturday evening of . the Bells were Mr . and Mrs. Earl Grimm , Joe Grimm, friend Ga le, Bob Grimm and friend and · l:.Qr,i and Bruce Ha rt of Columbus. Miss Lorna Bell visited a few days with friends in Columbus. Mr: und. Mrs. Bob Spencer Don en joye a vaca tion at Naye VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) Th is Head They enjoycil deep sea Is an e•c:eptionally good tim e to take on new project s. especially fish " g, visited Elizabctl!> thos.e tl'1at you are promoting Ga ens and Lost Colony. yourself . Get go in ~ . Tr cy M~"adow s visited Miss \ Ann Adams > while the Spence rs were on vacation. Mr. James Spence r returned to his home at Grantsv ille, W, .Va ,, . alter spending some time with his son, Bob Spencer and family . Mr. and Mrs. Carroll " Balser sPent the weekend with Mrs. Alice Balser, Mr . and Mrs . Laurence Ba lser and son Ro~ cr Of Tuppers Plains were Sunday guests of . Mrs. Balser. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dan ·Shane over the weekend were Evelyn !hie, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Russell of Mason. W. V<J .: Mr. am! Mrs. Benny Blessi ng. Al ba ny; Mr. and Mr~. Danny Shan e and two daughters, Middleport. Mrs. Shane· re turned home recently from Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. Cla rence (Tum J Norris is a medica l_patient at Veterans Memorial Hosp ita l. Mrs. Bessie Stitt is st ill confi ned • to . Veterans Memoria l Hospital. Cards or · letters wo uld be appreciated. Mr. and· Mrs. Bill Wheeler of Freemo.nt were weekend guests of his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler. Joey. Hill of Rogers, visited r elatives and attended the sale of t he estate or the late James Ray Hill. Mr . and Mrs. Don Bell and Lorna_enjoyed a vacation at ' . o.:· Bachner 465; A. L. Phelps Jr 48 4, Helen Phelps 457. · Team high game _ Smith Nelson M otor Co . 627. Tea m high series- Eagles CIub 1810. 1 Early Sunday Altantic l:leach, N. C. Mi•ed League Sept. 25, 1977 Mr. a nd Mrs . Her bert &lush, Mrs. Pearl Norris T Standings .. ed Mr. and. Mrs. .Hoyt Jack ea m's Da iry Bar vtsJt Fugerson a t Pomt Pleasant Tom 's Carry Out Saturday evening . 'Town Ki ln , Cli ne's Cons truction R. C. Bottl ing Co _SAI..ESLATED . I PI s. ~! 22 20 16 8 Hla h individua l aame _ ~! bb s' G~ocery · · M en, J r . P~elps ~23, Women l'h~ Pomeroy PTtl will hold \le tty Smith, 220; Darrell voss· Mailene Wi lson a yard sa le Tuesday and lDOOugaEnd 115 · · 203, Ma ry Voss Wednesday fr om 10 to 4 p.m. t89. at the residence of Ca rl Hlgh series - Sr. Phelps Ruach on Wright Street, 547 • Bett y Smith 553; Larry Porrteroy Par~ents with ·dona- ~~gaEnd 53v9 ' Marlene Wllso.n . · • oss 513, Stephan ie twos to the sale are asked to Rought 497. ci(her leave them a t the .T ea m h igh game - Town Pomeroy Elementary School ~·J ~ and Tom 's Ca rry Out ur cont<H.:t Mrs. , Roach, Tea m h igh ser ies _ To , 992-5297, fur pickup. Carr y Ou t 2037. ms N OTICE OF ELECTIO N ON T A X LEVY IN EXCESSOFT H ETEN MI LL LI MI T A TIO N N(HI CE is hereb',( g 1ven that i n p 1,1rsuanc e ot ~ Resolut 10n ot the Board ol Education ot the E'a 15 ter" Local Sc hool Distric t. Ohio, paned on the 20th dar of September . 1977 there wil l be subm l rted to a vott' at the ptK~ple of said Distr ict at a Generet ELECTION to be held i n the Sch ool Distric t at the regular places ot vot ing the re i n , on tuesday , the 8th day of November . 1977 , the question ot tevy lng . in ele cess ot the ten milt l i mitation , t or the benef i t of Eas tern Local School Distr ic t for the pur. pase of Curren t expenses . Sil id taK being : an ad · d l lional tli){O f S.Oml ll sto ru n tor t hree years · wh ich will raiSe a min i mun1 o.USS,900 oo _ annua ll y , a t a ra te no t ex . ceedl n g .50 mil ls fo r each one dolljJr oi \latua t lon, which amounts to fi tl y cents for each one hund r ed dol lars of \laluation , for three rea r s: The Po t ts tor said E lection w il l open at 6 : 30 o 'c lock AM . and remain "open unll l 7 : 30 o'clock P .M . of said day . By order g.t the Board of Elec t ions , ot .Me igs County , Ohio . I E r nes t A . Wi ngett Chairm a n Dorothy M , Johnston Director Dated Oc t . 1, 1977. NOTICE OF EL~Cl l«) t.l N OTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN ON T A X L EVY I N EXCESS OF THE TEN EXCE SSOFT H ETEN M i l l LIMfT'ATION MI LL LIM I T A TIO N NO 't l tE ls her'ehy Qlvf'n NOTICE IS hereby givP. n that in p u rsu.an tt:: 0 1 a t h~t 1n· pursuan( e o t a Resol v t ion ol the Boa rd 01 Resolution of the Soard of County c. ommlssiont~rs of the CO unty Commlnion~r ~ of t he Cou nty of Meigs, Pomero y, County ot Meig s, Pomc·roy , OHio , pas se d on the 2nd day Ohio . pas se d on the 91h day of Augvsr , 1917 there wdl be ot August. 1977 ther e w i l l be submitted to a ~ote a t the submitted to a vote o f the people of sa id Co unty at u people oJ .said Covnty at a General ELECTION to beGeneral ELECT I ON to be held in the . County of Meigs , held i n the County pf Meig s, Ohto, "'the regular pla ce"i of Ohio . at !he regular place s of voti ng therein. on Tuesday , voting therein , on Tu es dtt¥ , the - Bth · daY of Novem"bc r . the 8th day of N.ovembcr, 1977 , t he question of levyi n g, 1977, the quest ion Of le vy ing , in excess. ot the ten ml t l in e~tcess at the len mill limita ti on , for the benefit of limitat ion . for The bener if ot Meigs County tor the purpose Meigs County for the purpose ot p r ov iding the est i ~ted of p r oviding a tota t moneyttiO meet the expenses emergency medical serv ice of MeigS County t e11eral in M .eigs- coun t y . H ealth Distr ic t Program . Sa 1d talC bemg : an ad Said t ax bei ng : an ad · ditiQn a l tax of one ml11 to run · d itlonal ta)( ol one mill to rvn for f ive ye ar s, at a rate not tor tne years . at a rate n ot exceeding 1.0 mi lls for each one do lla r of va t ~e t l on , which ex cee ding 1.0 mi lls for ea c h one do l l ar of valua t ion, whi c h amo un ts to ten ce n ts t or each amounts to ten cents for ea c h o·n_e t:~undred dO l lars of one hundred dollar s at valuafion. for Fiv~ years .. valUation. for Ten yea r s . The Poll s to r sa1d E lect1on The Po ll s tor. said Elect ion will open at 6: 30 o'clo c k A .M . wil l open at 6 :30o'clock A .M . and rem air'!. opn unti l 7 : 30 and remai n op en unti l 7 : 30 o'c lock P .M . o f sold d a y . o'c lock P .M . of ~a i d day . By order of the Board of By order of the Board of El ection s , o f Meigs County , Elections , of Meigs Coun t y , Ohio . ' Oh iO. E r nest A . Wingett Erne~ t A . Wingett Chai r man Cha i rman . Dorot h y~ · Johns ton Di r ec t or Da t ed Oc t . 1., 1977 Oorothy .M . Johnston Di r ec tor Da ted Oct. 1, 1977 inc ome t axes. or a n-r: ac t o t Con gress sho u ld pro v1 d e th a t t he in te r es t income on t he bonds sha ll be tax ab l e a't a f ut u r e dale fo r Feder al in come fax purp oses. w h etlier d irec t ly or md irec l ly, th e success fu l bi dd er m ay ref u se to accept d eli v ery and in suc h e\le nl his bid sec ur it y shal l b e r et ur ned wit ho ut .intere·st. l' he bOn d s sha l t be. delivered fo r p ayme nt w i th in th e Sta l e o f Ohio t o th e ~uc ­ cessf ul bi d der or t o a b a.n k · d.esi gna ted b Y t he succ ess ful bidd er \ wi th o u t charge. If delivered at a place ou ts id e o f \ ft'! e St a te o f Oh io. th e suc ceS5ifu l bi dder sha ll p ay th e ex pense o f d eli.ve r y at !h a l pla ce . T he expe n se of deli very wi t hin the St a te o f Oh io shall no t be to nside r ed In deter mi n ing th e hi g hest b id der . Bef ore ma k in g t en d er . o f t he bon ds a t t he p lace o t de l ivery, t he ts.s u er shal l g i ve wri tt en no t i ce to t he sue · cessf ul bi dder n ot la te r tha n t he f i ft h bu siness day b et or e the pro pose d t end er , o f t h e . f ac t th a t t he bon ds, tr ;;tn scrip t. no - l iti gat io n' c.e r · tifi(: ate a nd a pp rov1n g opi n ion wil l b e av ai lable f or delivery an d giving t he date and ho u r f or th e ten der at the place of del ivery •. prov id ed. however , that no th 1ng h erei n con t ain ed sh a ll pr eve nt t h e making of r a m ·ut u a l ly ag r eeab le arra ngemen t l or th e de l ive r y ot t h e bonds ei ther a t the p lace foxed tor deli'w'err or elsewher e NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LE V Y I N EXCESS OF T HE TE:N MILL ltMITAT ~ON N O l lCE' is herE>by givE'n 111a 1 111 .pursuance o f a Resol ution bl lhe CO\.InCII of th e VllliiQt' of RUIIdnd, Ohio, pas sea on the 6t h day o f Sept ember , 1977 there w i ll be subm 11ted to a vote of the peopl e ot said V il lage at a Gene ra l ELEC T ION to be h el.d in lhe Vil lage of Rut l and , Oh 10, a t the regu lar p l aces of vot in g therein, on Tuesday . tt1e 8th day of ~ November , 1977 . the qu es tion of levying , in ex cess o f the te11 mill l i m 1talion . for t he benef it of Rutland Village tor th e Purpose of Cvrrent Expenses. Said t ax be ing : a renewal o f an existing tax of 2.0 mills to r u n for t ive years at a rate no t e·xceeding 1 .0 mills for· ea ch one dollar of valuation , wh ic h amounts to Twentr cents tor each one hundred dollars o f valuation , for Five years . The-- Po l ls lor said Elec tion will open at 6 : 30 o 'cl oc-k A .M . and rema in open unt il 7 : JO o'clock P .M .. of said day . By ord er of the Board of Elec tion s. of Meigs ""C ounty , Oh iO. Ernes1 A . Wingett Chairman Dorothy M . Johnston D irec t or Dated Oct . t, 1977 1101 3, 10, 17 , 24, 4tc . ' NOTICE OF ELECTION O N TAX LEVY IN NOTICE ON FILING o f tnventory EXCESS OF THE TEN AND APPRAISEMEN'T MILL LIMITATIO N The State of Ohio , M etgs NOTI CE is hereby g 1ven County, Court ol Comm. oll that in -pu.rs.u.ance of a Pl ea!t, Probat e 0 1\lision Resolution of the Counci l ot f o the Executor or Ad the Vitlllge ot Pomeroy , Ohio, minls lrdiOr ot file e!tlale. to pa ssed o n the 6th day ot such at the followmg as are Se pt~mb e r , 1917 there wit! be res id<>nts of the State of Oh1o , submifted to a vo t e ot the Vll th~ surviving spousP . people of said Village at a . th.e next of kin . thr> General ELECT ION to be benefic ia r ies under the wilt.... he l d i n the V i llage of and to the attorn ey or at Pomeroy . Oh iO aJ the r egular torners r ep resenting any of places o f voting there in , on the ahl rement 1oned person<> Tuesday . the arn day o r V iol a M Jeffers . Sallsbvry November, 1977 , I he quest ion Township , Me1gs County , of levying , in excess of The ten Ohio mlllliffl italion , for the benef it Yo u ar e hereby not1f1ed of Pomeroy V i llage for the th at the · Inventor y and Ap purpose of Cu rr el)t expens es . praisemenl of the estaTP of Said ta11 bei n~ ren ewal the afor ementioned , of an e)dSi ing tax ot 1.9 mills deceased.late o f said Couf.lty , to run for live years, at a rate wer e til ed in til is (Otjrt Sa 1d not ex cee ding l.9 mills for I nventory and A ppra isement each one dolla r of valuation . wi ll be tor h eari ng be f ore thi s which amounts to nineteen Cov rl on the · 13th day of cents tor each one 1\undred Oc lober , 1977 , at 10 : 00 o'clo c k dollars of valuation . for Five A.M years. Any person desi r ing to f i le ·The Poll s fo r ~a i d E l eCtion ~ :.: ce ption s thereto must f 1le will open a t 6 : 30 o'cl oc k A .M . t hem at le ast f 1ve day s pr ior and remain op en until 7 : 30 to th e date set t or hearing . o ' clock P .M . of said day , Given under my h and and _By order of tOe Board at sea t or sa id Court , thi s 28 t h Election s, of M eigs Coun ty , day of ~ eptem ber 1977 , Ohio . 1 Manninq D . Webster Erhest A . WlrigeH Judgt' C ha i~ma n By Carolyn G . Thomas · D eputy Clerk (1 01 3. 10. 2tc Dorothy M . Jo hnston Director Dated Oc t . 1. 1977 ( 10 ! 3, 10, 17 . 24. 41( ( 10) 3, 10 , 11 , 3t c 110 l 3. 10. 17 24, 4t c Orr of Gahanna, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andre, Tom At· wood, Sherri Atwood, Marc Sunday, Sept. 18, Mr. and Atwood, Michele Andre, all of Mrs. Elson Spencer, John Westerville; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spencer and Mr. and Mrs . Orr, Paul Orr of Columbus; Chrisie Powell met Larry Mrs. Jackie Cleggl. Jason Spencer at Parkersburg· Air Clegg of Gahanna ; I'"· and Port. Larry went by Am Mrs. Elson Spencer, Larry track and spent a week's Spencer, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ike vacation in Washington , D.C. Spen ce r , J ohn Spence r , When Mr. and Mrs. Powell Racine. Mr. and Mrs. &!y Riffle arrived home they were surprised by their children, visited Mr . and Mrs. Bill · for their 50th wedding an· r,[cKenzie ·and family in niversary, which was Sept. Gallipolis Saturday. · 26, with a bountiful dinner . Mrs. Agnes Thompson and and presents. Those present friend of Medina s pe.tlt were Mr. and Mrs. Starling Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Racine Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr. Henry Ervine went to Kentucky to· attend funeral services of a friend. He was accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. George Schwartz of F'lemings burg who spent overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Ervine. Mr . and Mrs. &!ger Adkins and son Roger Adkins 11, moved their household goods into the property vacated by Mrs. Zella Taylor who moved into her recently purchased trailer. • in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sayre of Antiquit y, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Rogers of Colun1bus and Mr. and Mrs. Da n Sayre, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Webb of Mansfield and Mr. and Mrs. La wrence Wolle of Letart, W. Va ., .were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb Tuesday, Sept. 20. Mrs. Bertha Robinson at· Henry Ervine. Mr. Paul (Jeanette ) tended the ·golden wedding Lawrence returned from St. &lllliversa ry of Mr. and Mrs. at J oseph Hospital, Park ers· W.illi am " Mit chell Colwnbus Sunday. burg, ·after hip surgery. Mr. and .Mrs. Brice Sayre Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralph Badgley and Mr. and Mrs. · and son of J ackson spent the Albert Hill, Jr.; spent several week end wit h his gra nddays with Mr. and Mrs. . parents, Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Eckersley and Doug Herbert Sayre. On Saturday even i n g visitors were Mr. and at HannibJJl, N. Y." Mr . and Mrs. Max Wolfe of · Mrs . Norman Styer of Sandusky is spendmg a week Waterford, Paul Sayre of Columbus, Helen Simpson, with his sister, Mrs. Helen local and Mr. and Mr s. Max Simpson. Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Wolfe of Sandusky a nd Mr. Shields, Mrs. Gerald and Mrs. Brooks Sayre of Hayman , Ann Radford, Syracuse. Joining them on Stephanie and friend and Sunday fo r a turkey dinner PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) The Montreal Canadians lost two leads ard scored a 2-2 tie with the Ph ladelphia Flyers Sunday night in a NHL preseason game. • l ( 10) 3. 10 . 11. 24 . 4t c .NOT .I C E ON FILING OF I NVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Th e St a t e o f Ohio , Meig s Co unt y, Court of Common Pl ea s, Pr obat e D i vis i on To the Execuror or Ad · m inis t r ator of the est-a-t-e . t o suc h ot the following as are res idents of the Sta t e o f Ohio , viz : - the surv i ving sp ouse , the next ol k in , the benef ici aries under the will ; and to · the a t to r ney or at . torneys representi ng any of the a f orementioned ·p ersohs ;· Ma r gar e t Smi th, 140 12 Mulberrr Avenue, Pome r oy , Ohio You a r e he r eby notified tha t the In ve n to r y a n d A p pra isemen l ot th e ~S I !!It·e ot the a f o r ementi o ried , deceased . I ale o f sa id Co unty , we r e t i l ed in th is Co urt. Said Inven tory an d A pp raisemenl will be to r hea r ing be f ore this Court on the 13th day ot Octobe r . 1977 a t 10 : 30 o'c lock A .M . Any perso n des iri ng to file except ions the r et o mus t fi!e tnem at teast f i ve days pr ior to the da t e se t l or h ea r in g . Given u nd er my h a n d and seal of sa id Co ur t. this JOth day of ·sep tembe r 1977 • ~ -.o M ann ing 0 . We bster Ju dg e By Ca ro ly n G . Thom as Deput y Cl e-r k (10) 3, 10 , 21c " Racine Mrs. Peggy Nixon of New Straightsville was a weeKen d guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb , On ·sunday they went d to d Xenia an were joine there by Mr. and Mrs. Johnny MCKinn on 0 f Sprmg · fl eld an d • Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blythe and daughter, Betsy, of Spencerville. All spent the dayan dweredinnerguestsof Mr . an d MrS. ThOffi8S BBr- tley. All the ladies were grand officers of the Grand , become subject to Federa l ChapterofOhioO.E.S. m !959 19'1, Helen Phelps 179; John Tyree 117, Betty Smith 167 CAPRI CORN {Doc. 22-Jon. 19) TAU RUS (April ' 20· May 20) PISCES (Fob. 20-Merch 20) Be Zide's Sport Shop H ig h indi vi dua l game Larr y Dugan 199, Debbie"' Hawley 182; Charles Smith SAGITT A!11US (No•. 23-0oc. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) AQUARIUS (Jon. 2"0-Feb. t 9) A 24 24 Smith N elson Motors N elson Drug Co. Young 's Su per Mkt. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 -No• . 22) chain of unus4al even ts .m day will precir.>ita te a fav orable occurrence in you r wo rk or career Though yo u've been pe sS1m1sflc. h,ang m there Pts. Team Te n t h Fram er s Eag les Club rno.v .. ated Your w1nn1ng Ways tod ay wJII be a ttra c tive to- someqne you 've recently met Th is person will turn out to be a va lua ble ally Da le Da vis R ou gh t a n d He n ry Clat worthy 514. , . Tea m h igh game - Cl ine's Cons tru c t ion Co. 864, T ea m h ig h sedes - Cl i ne's Cons tructi on Co . 2413. IJ!JUJJ 21} A, pers on wno, 1s fond Of you 1S mvolved 1n somethmg ra ther good If 1t's at a t! poss1ble he or she w1JI find a wa y to get you 1n10 the act 1 14 I Colu m bia N a t . Ins . Co. 1 ASTRO·GRAPH Make your planS ootd b1g and 1mag1nat1ve today You can cope w1th large-s1ze chafle n ges and use them a.dvantaqeov sty 'i·. Pom eroy Cement B lock Co. a .~ JJ/J~riJuJJ -. Sept. 27, lt77 ... • , . Tri . -Counrv League · <7' • • and have an annual reunion :- If su ch n oti ce ha s n ot b een gi v en b y th e Iss u er or wa iv ed by th e su cce ssfu l b idder and t h e b ond s, t ranscri p t , no . fi l iation ce rtifi cat e a nd ap p ro v .i ng opini o n are n o t av a ila b le f or de liv ery to th e success f u l bidder at su ch p lace of. de liv er y on or be fo re 12 :00 o 'c lock noon of the 30th ca len da r d ay after th e day fi lCed for t he r&ce ipt o f bi ds, an d. t he svccess f u l b idder sh a ll n ot be in de f au lt of a ny of hi s ob liga t ions, he sh a ll n ave th e r ig ht th e,re~ tt er, an d so lon g a s n o su ch ten der b~ t he Issuer shall ye t h ave bee n made, to ca nce l th e con t rac t of pu rch a se . An y su ch. r ig h t shall be e11ercises by de li ve r ing wr i tt en not ice ot such ca n·ce ll a t i on to t he ~ und ersi gned or to the olf ice o f during the u n d er s i g n ed bus in ess hours. Svch b idd €r sh a ll th ereupon b ef ent it led to t he r et urn ot the depo si t whic h acco mp_ani ed h is bi d and it sh a ll be r et u r n ed to hi m i mmedJate l y . . T he r ig ht is ·r eserved to . re jec t bi ds. County of Meigs , Ohio By : Howard Fr a n k , Cou nty Audi tor T elephone No . ( 6i4l 99? '169R { l Ol 3, 10, 17, Jl c ; \ he wos editor ot , permon, . t m a subscriber' . , doVS as a newspCI rl< 1'VII<I'n s • eel o letter ro . k d ourin9 Mo do he rece•~ . er' ond as e "d r in h1s.poP k . per One Y all Missoun pO • •- _.a found a sP' e . d or bod \uc . a sm • that he .,.... n of goo stolll\9 . . his was an ome r is neither ,t ·I · · yortr pape jder tn a .cr 'eel• "finding asp k"ng ()'tle r our p 1 "{wain reph . 'd wa• rnercly [oo ~ h t he co~tid •P' er · i11g so t a he bad luck- T ' advertts nd [cad ood nor . ....-orcftollt was tftc door, II g · h'ch .. ~ b across · 1" 1 JterWfltl • · in hi-• we 10 see w t that store, sp b d peace ever a go o. a liIe of undisttt~.:. ~-- .. '..... . ,.ot ·' . ' "\ . . ~:ll Dail~- s~ntlll · Ote spider keep will • a~ay from you • r doOr 0 �( 8- The Da1h Sentmel M•ddleport·Pomero\ , 0, Monday , Oct 3 1977 IN THE COMMO N PLEAS COURT PROBATE OIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ,..... S1even T Sloan Ad WANT AD CHARGES P l a tntdf " H alitE' STarcl'ler et a t Case No 110S~ nn Cooper Rooen ano "na Rocl.'rta L\ A ~ t>" CongN \'>I'Ose un l,. nO\\ n her~ ar'!d ~d drt-sses are he un ~o. nown and de .. §ees ot Eft e Da\ s lit~rcner John R Da' s Jvosnn Davis Mar.,. B t anli. and Zt> l da Sta l £'~ HH! 1..n !...nov.n he•rs f'lnd dev .se-es ot he rs and de\ ~ ees ol Elf e Dav s Starcner Jor'lh R Oav s Ju oson oa ... ts Mar)' B l anil. f h t> ana ~ un .. nown Zelda St a l ey 1 t heo un\..nown hers a nd dE'VISt't'S of Defendants Hollt e Star cner Seu tan Ha ll Charles Conger Kenneth Da'.l s May BlLJmen a i,Jr Harold Conger C l arence Cong er George Starcher Mary Sellers Edna Me-K..&tr C-k E l zabeth Hoff man Pau l Stale)' R 1cnard Stale~ and 'v\an la y er the un kno\',' n hers and dev 1sees of the un l.r. no v. n he t rs and dev seE'S of HO J11 e Srarcnt'r B eul ah Ha l! Charl es Cong er Kennpth Oav s May B lum enaLr Haro l d Conger C l arE'n c:e CoT"~ger George Sta.rcner Mary Se ll ers Edna McK tr ck El t!abe111 Hot! man Pau l State~ R 1cliard State~ a nd Mary Thayer and the u nknown spouse of the defenaant Roben A ley al l the r narres ttnd l i!SI k.now n addresses and res 1de nc t'S betng un~nown w ill talo.e not ce rnat on the 13Th daY of September 1977 Steven T Sloan Adm n 1strator of th e Estate of E ffte Oa vts Star cn er De ceased hi ed a com ~J i a nt tn t he Court ot Common P l eas Probate OtvtSTon of Me gs County OM 10 at P omero11 Oh 10 case no 2205 9 aga nsl Ho lte Starcher et a l request tng the Court to author i ze tne P i a nt ff to sell the entre n!erest m the descr rbed all ac ned Exh b rt A rea l est a te at pub l c sale free of all cla ims 1nterest I ens a na ngtits and expec ta ncy of dower theretn of all par' I es to lh1S acl!on for not tess than twe th 1rds ( 2 31 of tiS ap p.rcJ<~ s ed v a lue and f o r such oth.e r l"e lt ef as s proper Sad defe ndants ar e requ red to answer w th1n 28 days aft er the l as t p ub Tc a t tan of !h tS not 1c:e Steven T Sloan Adm lnTSfrator of the Esta te of Efl 1e oav s St ar cher Gera l d A Mathea A t10rney at Law ' EXHIBIT A PARCEL I Si ! Uate 1n the Townsh p of Lebano n Co un t y of Me1gs State of Ohto and l ocated tn Secrton No 29 Town No 2 and R ange No 12 of th e Oh 10 Company s P urch ase and des crtbed as follows Beg tnnmg a t a pomt on the North Stde of the publ 1c\ro ad le admg fr om Sharon to Sellers R tdge sa 1d pont be1ng the SGulh<l@st co r ne r of l and owned b Y Kenne t h COSS in anCI Betty COSSin and sa d po tnt be ng the So u th west corne r of l and owned by R tchard Rosen bau m whtCh co r ner I es on t he a f oresatd North s de of the publtc road thence Jn a no r the r ly d~rect on a lon g the 1 ne fen ce be t ween Co SS Tfl and Rosen b a um a d ts tance of 400 feet to an a.sh tree n a rav tne on the s a 1d line thence n a sou t he r ly d lre ct1on a lo n g the me a nd er 1n gs o t the sa1d r'av tne,; • stance Of 354 feet lo the publ tc ro ad aforesa id !he nce 205 feet a long the sa td public r oad m an easterly d rec tr on to th e p l ace of beg nnrn g conlatntng 0 83 acre more o r tess E xcept ng however all m rne ral r tg hls on and benea t h the abo ve descrtbed tract of l a nd to Oosha Ha ll by h.er 1n a deed from sa td Desha Ha ll to Luther I Ma rt tn d ated Oct 17 19.!6 and recorded n deed book No 158 a t page 415 of th e d eed r ecords of Me gs Coun t y O h tO Th1s be ng a part of th e same real t'S"t a te a s that conv e y ed from Mtldred Turner an d Aaron Turner to Kenneth Coss 1n and Belfy Cosstn by deed daled M ay 7 1959 and rec orded July 1 19.59 rn deeo book No 202 at oage 75 of the deed rPcor,.;c: M Metg~ t.ounty Ohto P ARC E L II Si tuated mthe County of Meigs Sta t e of Ohto and 1n th e TownsM p of Lebanon and bou nde d as f o l lows S ttua ted 1n Sect on 29 Town 2 Range 11 of t he Ohto Com pany Purch a se desert bed as fo lows Beg nntng at a post 80 rods Wes t and 81 rods and 10 Inks south o f Jh e ~ or. t h-east co r ner o f sad Sect ton No 29 at what was f or me rl y k no wn on the NOrth West cor ner of Jef fer son Ch ases 40 acre tot tn sa td Sectto n the n ce West 80 rods to a st one co rn er (where a h 1 c~ory s bear~ South 57 degrees east 33 lm ks ) thence south 31 1 1 degrees west 4 cna ns and 68 lm ks to a post m the coun ty r o a d where a ptne 6 south 59 eas t 9 l1nks then c e south 14 degrees east 8 c ha ins to a post thence s'ou t h 39 degrees east 3 chams to a pos t lh.ence south A8 '1 deg r ees east 9 ch a 1ns and 10 lt nks to a pos t ( p ine 5 south 46 degrees West 18 pme 5 north 1J) deg rees West 19 l 1nks) thence ea s t 6 ch ams 1a nd 60 l tnk s lo a p ost soutn west co rner of Jefferson Cha ses tot thence w tth satd Chases sa d 1 ne north 80 rods to the place o t begmntng c on Ia 1n ng 30 1a acres PARCEL! Ill A so the f ollOWing descr bed rea estate tow I Srtuated n Lebanon Townsh tp tn Metgs County and Sta te of Oh10 and descrt bed as tollows T he Southeast quarter of Nor thwest qu a rt er of Sect TOn No 19 m T own 2 Range 11 contatnl ng 40 a cres be the same more or less PARCE L IV Also t he tollowtng des crr bed prem ses sit u ated n th e Stare o f County of Metgs Oh 10 and In Lebanon T ow n Shtp and tri t he Oh a Com Jtany s Purcha se and bounded as f ollows Bc mg tn Sec !ton 29 Town 2 and ~ang e 11 comm enc tng at the Nort h we s t co rner o f Ja cob Beut ter s land at a stone corner and runntn g south about 79 r otfs to the pub c ro ad th ence northerly a long th e publ 1c road about JJ rods to the so u th hn e of the 30 1 1 acre tract I r sl desc rrbe ov e thenc e ea st about 16 ro to the place of bcqtnnt '.iWI~l 11).1 1;x1 l~l l hi\ !btl ~ tl lt).l ' I ~ t ' Itt tm Ill I I I. trd I r! illk" I It! l\lltU<il'l t> ltlll" Ptl II tl i. ll\1 111) JUU ll l I t ll \ I I UIH \t tulo tl •tt ,,J.. , u, o. pt,J v h ,, mt' H<i:..rlt• •11 h ~ 1"11 ~u h 1\ht ~ttl h lt),t li .J.\.I!>l \ 11 ll\1., H1\ '\ umlkl lul Itt ,r [ k :-.,yl \lilt I I II , Pu l.Jihi"o.t 1, , '''~ 111 1 dll t'<.hl I lt'Jt'd rtl\1 I J,. l<11!h ldJ- 11 \\IIII<i\ Tho. IJul.Ju l1t • t••p.n•tlllt 11rm h 111 f\dtl1 <II II Ph, I t <i<l' l<XJ • Lk , 1 tt GUN I.,HOOI ~~\~:t l !:lun Lh~,,lo. Ror ne Gun Club Q't1~rnoon qun~ WANT-AI;;\ ADVERTISING DEADLINES \llu tl<t'> 11 :S >\Ut t1 ru. ~u ..n L!11 SHOOTING MAl CH ot the Sporl S llO!l Club SIOrttng a1 I pnJ Sundo11 Factory cho ~ ed guns D•'l y Shot m19 :-.lug match NO HUNTINC day 01 n1gh t on the K.en ,.,.,hand Ro bert Dors t form n Storeys Ru n Sheep Pastu re Keep dog~ oul They II lt ve longer MEIGS COU N 1Y f. sh and Game writ hold o meet1ng Wed Oct S 7 p n at Shade R ver Club ho~,.~se JOHN KECK wtll ha ve opel heart SIJrgery soon and would ftke for blood donors ro gt ve m h s nome Than !.. you Oct 10 Bl oocimob le ---- \1 -= ~um\ I\ p \I f-111 11 t lt~11hllt I • PUBLIC NOTICE E lden E Slac!< a'nd Cand 1ce M Slack wnose l ast )<nown aCidress was St>cond Street .,.. Syracuse Oh to a nd whose place of res 1dence TS unknown and ca nnot be as certa tned w tll take nottce that on the 17th day of A ugu st 1977 the Pla1nflff the Atl;te n s County Sav tnQs a nd Loan Company an Oh to Corpor at ton t les TIS Compl a m t aga m st y ou n tne Court of Common P le a s Me1gs County Oh1 0 the same be tng Cause No Cl 165551 for the forec l osure on ce rta tn rea l estate a nd fl sa i d Compl a 1nt de-scr1bed i!S fol lo ws S1t\J ated tn t he V11ta ge of Syr a cu se County of Me1gs and State o f OhiO ana descr bed as f o ows Bemg 35 feel off of the west S1de of L o t No 77 1n sa 1d V ll age of Syracuse m the Coun t y o f Me tgs a nd State o f Oh o T he pra y er of sa td Com pl a 1nt s for the foreclosure of the mo r tg a ge or sa td re a l estate execut ton and sa te o f sa le! re a l est a t e and for other equ tl ab l e rei ef Sa 1d Defenda n ts are requ i red to an swe r Com pla tnton the 28tn day of November 1977 or JU dgm ent will .be t ak en l'l gemst them T he Athens County Sa vmgs & Loan Company an Oh tO Corp o rat ron P l a mt ff by M ctiael Ward tts At1orney ')9 J 26 ( \O J 3 10 17 2A 31 6t c r NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE 1S hereby g ven t h at tn p ursu an ce of a R es otul ton of the Board of Tr ustees of the Town ShiP of Le ta rt Rt 2 Ractne Oh to p8ssed on t he 8th. da Y of Septembe r 1977 there will be sub-m1t1ed to a vo te of t ne people of satd Towns ht P at a Ge neral ELEC TlQN to be held 1n the Tow n shtp of Let ar t Ohro at the regular p l a ces ot vo t ng tnerem on Tue ~d ay the Hth day of N ovember 1977 tl:\e qu es t on of l eV111ng rn excess of the t en mdlltm ta t 1on for ! he bene f tl of L eta rt Townsh tp for t he pur pos e of ma tnta tn n g and ope rat ng ceme t e r~e s Satd tax be rrg a r enew a l ol an ex st rng lax o f 1 0 mill to run for f1ve y ears at a rate not exceedmg I 0 milts for ea ch one d ot lar of va luat on wh ch a m ount s to T en cen t s for each one hundred dollars of v a tuatton f or Ftve years The Polls tor satd Elect i on wt 1 open at 6 30 o clo c k AM and rem a 1n open until 7 JO o cloc k P M of satcf. day B y order of the Board of Elccltons o f Metgs Co u nty OhtO E rnes t A W 1nget t ~ Cha 1rma n Dor othy M Johnston D•re c tor Da ted O ct 1 19 77 ( JS ) 10 17 24 4tc ------~'-----'-- conta tntng 1 55 100 a cr es S1 fui!ted m the County of Me gs St ate of Oh 10 and 1n !he TownshiP of Sulfon to W1t Ft ft ce n a cres more o r less and bounded a nd descr bed as foll ows vtz A ll north of t he road runn ng through the Wesf Ha lf (West '~) of One H u ndred ( 100 ) A cres o f land on the East endof Frac t1on Two Hundred and Stxty two acre Lot No Seven Sec l ton Fou rteen Town Three Rang e Twel v l? a nd th e same h av tng be en deed ed Qy Ja cob Roush and h s w1fe to Et1a~ C B a lc our Ja n ua r y 13 1869 and by Et1as C Bal cou r and w rf e to John H enry Van M ete r on th e Sth day of Ma r ch 187 2 and 11y J ohn H van Meter to George Ka r r August 13 1973 Maha lt a Dav1s who reserveQ a 1 f e est ate tn on e acre In deed r ecord ed in D eed Book 59 paqe 380 s now ctecea~ed REFEREN CE Volu me59 paqe 360 fvlctgs County De ed R ecords ( 9 ) 26 t 10 ! 3 10 17 7>1 :11 ... ted A.1HN TI0 N SOW Hu i!()n~ ' ~oro u.) 11p e te lme o-' Bow Huntmg :)Uppl £':) !he Bow Hunter Shop Nt:>..., HoH n \~./ Vo Ph ont) J04 ' tHO 2ti27 Aslo. lor Da'<e RTt hords tl.tl l.ld t•l o. pultllll iUt ~ ~ ~~o unly 6t c ll! (111 I d Vi.'l\ tJIY Ito lo 1\ l!o .. '-'15 101 2!» 1 10:: '> j , .... n~ SJ.!liiJ t"'.l s1ll ij)O L\1 ,,, It •ur <.(II(' rr I It !>ell 5('1VICI:! cpd quo ltty (uii .P Conl~ y Srorctolt ~ I t"''\ Hl 61 "C't th n l Pt Plea >On! A CAREER w tho f uture l or o non or woman who won 1s 1he bes! m hi e A pay chet:;k every Week fonlo sitc l nnge bene!T!s all local work G ve us a -c oli ol 99 '2 2J80 or wr !e Wesfe n Sourhem l fe Insurance 218 E Mom Pomeroy O h 0 fo r Ill l or na t on ADDR ESSE RS W ANTED m m.:od ohooly 1 Work of home no expertence necessary e. cellenr pay Wnte A mer con Serv c;e 8350 Porlo. t one Su te 209 Dal l es TX 75131 p-~r "4"2= = = ::._ RI SING ST AR Keo nnel Boord1n g Indoor Outdoor rurts groorn mg a ll breeds cle on so ntlory fo e I t es oe 307 711 ~ Chesh re Ph.one 61<1 ) 367 0292 SHHLANO sheep dog~ (M n ) Collres 2 females 7 wee k s old Shots and wormed Phone (01 4)- ro7 0292 or 3077112 AKC HOOF HOL LOW Horses Buy sell tr ade or trotn New O['ld used saddles Horse Shoe ng Ruth .__!ee ves A lbany (614 ) 698 3290 MEIGS COUNTY Hum a ne Soc H,Corel~ ~~ end odopfton Ser v•ce 992 76HU 7J2 3 162 992 5<1 27 GIVE A W AY to g ood hom e 10 week block lemole hound pup _yy Ve y loveable 9~7370 MALE W HITE poodle to gt 'o'e away 949 2498 FR EE PU PPIES 992 7671 M 'll:ed hounds PART BEAGLE pupp es to g1ve owoy 6 mo les 2 lemole s P.h one 949 2079 RE'GISTER ED FEMALE St Bernard to g1ve oway to good hom e1-'hone747 2123 PART S FOR 197 1 Go 010: e Ford for sole Phone 992 5858 19M FORD MUSTANG 351 A utoma t c Good conddton S750 992 2CJ95 Mubl le Hnme..'i for Sale JOHNST ON 'l bed~oe~~ hen e n Bradbu ry L or~N f ron t ownmg underpmn ng go~ heat o1r cond1tTon1ng buellt>nl cond foon /w\0)1 be ~een by oppouHm ent ony1m1e AUCl: 1110b le lard Sal~ IF YOU hove a serv ce to oller wo 11 to buy or sell $ometh1ng o~;> lookmg l o~ Wm'l.. or whateve r )I OU II get results fo S•er wtrh o Se111 nel Won1 Ad Call 992 1150 197 0 AMC A utomat c 5 30 TWO FAMll Y Ya rd So le Fur n lu ro;> ont tq iJeS cloth n g stoneware oqd glas swa re 174 M1dwov D• Ne w Ho ven Wed Thurs a 1d Frt GARAGE sALE Oct 5 thru 8 ! rom 9 to 5 do oly located a ll Route 7 Bypass O!l old Route 14 3 South of Jacks Club Reosonable prtces SALE 5 end 0 10 5 o77 South 4th M 1ddlepo r t W nter clot h1ng toys d1she s YARD SALE Cor ner o f Forest Run Rood and Rou te 7 lues Oc t .J from 9 30 to .1 00 Everythtn g ch eap Hully 76 n G r ls b ke Cancelled n case ot ro m to Wed Oct 5 THREE FAMIL V Goroge So le Wed and Thurs Oct 5 and 6 81 0 W Ma n St Pome r oy 9 4 Ch ldren s and odult c otn ng an t que furn1l~re mtsc tlems PORC H SALE AI Mo 'li:Tne M choel s laurel Cli ff Oct 3 end 4 2 women scoots roc ker cho1r so li ond pepper shaker clo th1ng end kn1ck knocks YARD SALE ~ponso red by Sew r 1te Clu b o f Lmcoin Hrs on empt y lot across l rom 148 Butternut A lie l ues Oct 4th 10 om to 4 pm - ~ FI VE FAMIL Y Ya r d Sole Wed Sep t 5 Old Route 33 Dove 5 Grocery Coppertone range ~ 1 1c h en tab le and cho rs th es mosc ... lamps - clo __.___, _ SI X FAMILY Garage Sole Oct 3 4 5 Men s wo m en s ch1ldr en s clo th m g d1shes m sc Doroth y Cola way s near Alfr ed Turn on 681 follow s1 gn s ____ _ THREE FAMILY Yard Sole O ct 6 and 7 Adu lt end Children s do th1ng household 11em s At Chnt Johnson s re stdenc e on old Po rtla nd Road lAR<;,E GARAGE Sale Ra tn or shtne 10 ') Arnolds Wat er Street Syracuse Mon lues and Wed CASH pod l o r oi l mak es and models of m obil e hom es =i~hon~~oco~6~~~953~ TIMBER Pomeroy Fo rest Pro ducts Top prtce l or s1ond1ng sowhmber Call 992 5965 or 1909 IMPALA 4 door Ftne cond tT on New po1nl jOb 350 engtne 742 2359 Ken t H_onb~6 8_5_7_ 0_~- 1974 MONTE CARLO Burghondy e10:cellent cond !ton S2500 Call alter 5 pm 985 A 117 WANTED - - NOTI C E tS hereby gtven that 1n pursuan c e o f a Reso ut on of t he Counc: I of the Village of Racrne , Oh10 pa sse d on the 8th dav of September 1977 there wilt be su bm ttted to a vote of the peOple of sa1d Vi l lage at a General ELECTION to be held m the Vt!lage of Rac1ne Ohro at the reg ul ar place of vot mg !he rem on Tuesday the 8th day of N ovem ber \977 the quest on o f tevy1ng' rn excess o f the t en mtll ltmtta t ton for the bene f 1t of Ractne VIllage for th e pur po se of Curren t expenses Sa1d tax be1n g a renewal of an e:ous11ng tax of 1 7 m tll.s to run for f tve y~ars at a"l'are not ex ceedtng 1 7 m il l s for &eac h one dollar of vatuatton whtCh amounts to Seve nteen cen ts f or each one h undred doll a r s of valuation for F1ve years The Polls for sat d Elec tt on w i ll open at 6 30 a clock AM a nd rem atn open unt!l 1 30 o c lo c k PM o f sad day By ord er of th e Board of Elect 1ons of Me gs County Oh 10 Efnest A W 1ngett Cha1rman BLACK WALNUTS Dated Oct ! 10 1 3 10 1 17 John ston 0 1rector 1977 24 4tc ., fl'DHNAPOLIS rUPI ) The Mdw,mkec B,,cks, led by Marqut. llllmson s 20 pumts Jed VII hl<~lh .IIJ the \.\c.t) Sundo 1 1 11gtt fm " 120.108 NBA ' >.h.bltlor. vltllt ry t h e l ndtt, (,,ttl ~ ovt.:r SALE or Rent House 1deal tor s ng e per~on or couple wol k tng d1!l!pnre to town 992 3405 or 992 531 4 COAl In estone end colt tum chlonde nnd r olc1um br ne l or dust con trol ond spec o l m ;w:;1ng salt l or l orn ers b; cel:) or Salt Works Me n Stree t Pomeroy Oh1o or phone 992 3891 SbOO CAMPER lro der )1Q() S~ 50 A l-,o horse Ph one 014 ) 098 ECO NOMY TRACTOR w11h all ot loch nents ltke 1ew a slo. mg $2750 Phone (6 4 ) 698 3290 -- KEROSINE lom p ~ AlADDIN an d heater s replacement ports Ch1mney mantel s w1 c ~ s e 1c Stop n fo1 dO?mons tra i TO 1 and I ee cal blogue M oun to n l eolher end Gener al Store 104 106 W Un on St Athen~ Oh1o 591 5478 APPL ES FITZPATRICK Orchards Stale Ro ut e 68!;1 Phone Wtlkes vtlle 669 3785 BUCKSKIN MARE 12 years old 5 ~~red ge ~le !._92 225.E.__ _ GOAT S 6 week s old 2 S1 5 2 !emo te SiS 6qb 123A male (b14) BR OWNING GOLDEN Eagle Mor k Ill :l3 chonne AM bose stat on CB Ph one 949 1322 1975 HO NDA XL 350 On y 2300 miles Si'l50 992 73 J2 -,a- F r-- MAHOGAc-:-N~Y,.--ond ITberg loss Si tek Croll boot h p Johnson Complete equ1prnen1 New 1 res cell en ! co ndtt •an 9'12 7201 992 3309 • -~ or - - - --=--=..- - -...----- - ----TROMBONE VERY good condl ---- !t on Used on ly for symph.on tc bond Phon e 992 5267 oh e r 4 ------- FIVE YEAR old Appa l oos a Geld1ng Bla ck w1th wh tte bla n ket goc:u:j loo k 1n g 992 7735 EIGHT A LU M,INUM storm w1n dows 30 x 06 ' $5 each 949 2275 R - E_D_U-CE -SA~f::E:-ond -;--;1o_ SI_ w1th Toblets on d E Vop NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Pomeroy Landmark soften & condttton your water and Co op water softener, Model UC XVl 5-27-lfC NO II EM roo L O I ~( 0 100 small W1ll buy I p1P(P 0 c ompl~ l e hous ic hol rl N used 0 1 onlt qut~ M , u hrn lul t Wt l :J• 1 t "'! M d(ll< JJO I f.'l • ) j (J 61 9-H-I~~a •279.95 test your 985 3806 s,,~euse. StORY 3 b edroom frame house P A f urnace storm wm dews I r eplace m M dd l eporl Phone 992 3457 SIX ROOM house at 613 Mtl l St Mtdd leporl Good cond111on In qu1 e aT 439 t mcoln St M 1d dl eport MU ST SE ll 1h1s 3 bedroom 2 1 ba !h sp ltt Io yer w1th all lhe e;w:; tro s 1 Pr 1ced lor be lo w ac tual r eal estate val ue lor qu1 c\.. so lei N 1ce dr ve to po wer plants SH 000 992 2492 modern W.lt and bath appro)( 2 acres barn cold storage s h ed pat i o carport garden space Small FREE GAS FREE WATER LOOKS NICE for $35 000 00 JUST LISTED Ntce Good older WASTE firepla ces 2 3 bdrms good ne ig hbo rhood tn Middleport Nt ce remodeling 1 f loor plan off street pat-kmg Cheap at WB F P 100 3 FOR SALE Only 1219 95 3 bedrooms l'h ba ths carpettng central heatmg garage and corner lot $25 000 $1650000 Ml DOLE PORT - Th1s lmpostng older home has every th tng from a W B F P to a large two car garage 4 bdrms modern kit 2 baths large rec room etc A bargatn at Remote 4 bedroom home w1th large barn Some fenc1ng Asktng $45 000 $39,500 00 HOW ABOUT - BIG FLAT LOT - 6 roon t home, bath, F A furnace on Rt 33 Lot s of room for the Ktdd 1es $23 000 Chest • WE DON'T PROMISE A MIRACLE, BUT WE CAN SURE LEND A HAND ~ SEVEN YEAR old house 3 acre s 6 r oo m s and bo th ~ mtle from $25 00 Otscount Chester 985 3950 ( 1) Good Refrigerator $200 1 Good Used McCullough cna•n Saw 575 oo Pomeroy Landmark TRA CK OF TIMBER Also Hall runner bean s $2 75 bu you p ck 843 2353 - R£ GtSTERE D PO LLED Here ford Bull 4 yr old 992 2867 SEARS FOR CI:O A IR mcu lotmg fue l od hea tpr 91 AOO B T U In put w 11h 'J75 gallon tonk on stand l full o l l uel at d e ... ery th1ng t)eed ed to ns tolll or $225 b: rro good co ndtti on S~Jors 30 q( lion gns hot wa ter tonk Ill good co ,ci ll 10n $dO LToley Hart Roc 1\.C OH 9.:.1 " :t38"4 HA '( b\J I Robc t t lew s 2.!31 011d l p ~a loll Ponu ki HI }(1{ ' 1 ... ( n SI ) dcr11 tJy 1 SPACIOUS THRH bedroom home A yrs o ld Feature s all the e10: tr os Bea ullf ul locotton o~ 1 A ocr~\> qq;t 2996 l or 11'10re tn fo rmat ion THHt:E BEDROOM house l or sole ~1r:oor- tos l et n l1gh school Full ho5emo nt large l1v ng room w1th firepla ce :Z cor garoge 9B5 3Bb7 tDIFLED •• BUT I TYPE 3 bdrms , large eat m ktt w'th bar Large master bdrm 1 full baemen1. many WE STILL HAVE BUYERS FOR YOUR HOME LET 'OUR PHOTO LISTING SERVICE WORK FOR YOU HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992 22$9, 992 6191 992 2568 ..: ~ • : : : ) AT- HOME:'' TO 'sMOK~' JO!JESS He were a k•nd an' devoted p1q' ............. 20 F\orlta" 10, ABC News 33, 12 00--Janak\ 3'3 bidding scores triumph 3 NORTH • K 92 .7 tAQ106542 .9 3 Concert .J5 WEST EAST .8613 •KI083 .854 tJ8 t973 .1075 .AKQB2 SOUTH IDI • A Q 10 7 •AQJ92 tK "'JH East West vulnerable lONGFELLOW Tractor I I HAVEN'T DECIDED YET; Sales ~ I'>IR:DlE 0 ._. ---. .... ..... e I HI: WANTS ME 10 roME 1D HI& OFFICE AT "1/INd& DEN '1 TO SEE HI& COLu:t::'hi.ON OF TROPICAL FIBH f West Nortb Eatt Pass 2+ Pass Pass Soulb •• 3NT Pass Op<'riini lead ~ 3• By Oawald & James another In th1s sample A 11 Oswald "Sc1ence lS a great used for th e three L s X £o1 the Lwo 0 s ~tc Smgle letters thmg Ask any sc1ent1st ' apostrophes the length and formatiOn of the words are all J1m "It doesn't always hmts Each day the code l etters are dtfferent work at the bndge table Here CRYPTOQUOTES Is a hand from a team game -I F E • where the helter-skelter ZU TE F bidder scored 690 points and OPZHJVJOPZFV J the sc•entlst wound up w1th 8 mmus l'lO " CTRJEZIX IPF I J FVIZUQ Oswald " No one can I P F X NPZHF JUHX quarrel w1th e1ther the one OFJOHF heart opemng or the two· TE F UJ LF HI Z F V E J M F E I H X U S d1amond response wh1ch , c to uote I HAVE ALWAYS FOUND THAT started the act10n at hoth \ Saturday s ryp q · ER ACQUAIN tables " SO-CALLED BAD PEOPlE GAIN ON BE'IT • Jlm "There was a partmg TANCE AND GOOD ONES LOSE -G C LICHTENBERG of the ways when the blddmg () 1977 Kine Fulur<l!'l Synd,c;olt' In(' got back to SoUth The Un· ·•! •I'M GOIN' FISHIN ' ;c 1·1 TODAY WITH MY OC BUDDV ~ _...I : : RUl\.AND : e ·····~·····- Sunr!se 12 40-Movle 'Anatomy of a Crime" 8 1 ooTomorrow 3,4, 1 10-News 13, 1 30-Mary Hart ~-t--i--t---r-1 Poor Between and Ont 27 Between zeta and theta Noncon form1st " One Jetter s1mply stands tor Stoves 6, 1 15-General Hospital 6 13, 3 30-Match Game 8,10 Ltllas Yoga & You 20 4 oo-Mister Cartoon 3, Lillie Rascals Our Gang 4 Merv Grtffln 6 Gilligan s Is 8, Sesame Sl 20,33.- - Gomer Pyle USMC 10 Otnah 13 4 30-My Three Sons 3 Partridge Family 4 Brady Bunch 8 10, t'ITtle Rascals 15 s OD-Bonanza 3 My Three Sons 4.1;unsmoke 8 Mister ll.ogers 20.33. Hogans Heroes 10 Emergency One 13 My Three Sons 15 s 31}-()dd Couple 4 Ne'('s 6, Elec Co 20 33 Hogan s Heroes 15, Mary Tyler Moore 10 6 oo-News 3,4,8 10 13 t5 , ABC News 6, loom 20 6 3D-NBC News 3,4, 15, ABC News 13 Carol Burnell & l-rlends6 , CBS News810 As We See 1120 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3, Cross Wits 4 Ltar s Club 6. PopGoestheCountry8 News10 ToTell theTruth 13 Gllltlgan's Is 15, lndtan Summer 20 Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 7 30-Hollywood Squares 3,4 Wolfman Jack 6 Country Carnival 81 MacNeil Lehrer Report 20,33 Price IS Right 10 Thais Hollywood 13 Music City 15 8 oo-Baseball Play 011 3,4,15 Happy Days 6 13 Fltzpatrlcks 8,10 Making TeleviSion Dance 20,33 8 3D-Laverne & Shirley 613, 9 00-Three's Company 6, 13, Mash B 10 Mark Russell 20,33 9 JO-Soap' 6 One Day at a T1me 8 10 Poisoning ot Mtch1gan 33, Mary Tyler Moore 13, VTR 20 10 oo-Famlly 613 , Lou Grant 8,10. News 20 10 30-Amemana 33, Black Perspective on the News 20 11 oo-News 3 4 6 8 10,13 15. MacNeil Lehrer Repor t 33 As We See I I 20 , 11 30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15, Movie IOealh Sentence 6,13. Koiak 8. Movte The Battle ol !he Villa AXVDLBAAXR • Woodburmng News ----~O~s~w-a~ld~and~J"i=m~Ja~co~b~y~~-- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here•s how to work It: • Snapper Mowers 4] BRIDGE h-+-+-t--+- • Kubota Tractors Pomeroy, Columbus 15 AparlmeQt 28 Hirsute 18 Gaelic 29 Trop1cal man 10 21 - chma ungulate Movte Channel ~ 5& 9 PM - Man Who KnewTooMuch (PG) 22 Chque 30 Sultan s & 11 P M - The Sting I PG) 7 23 Puzzled decree Cable Channel 5 (3 wds ) 31 Ship's 7 p M - Pouf Gaudino Family Fitness 21 I~ke Hubshortcut 7 30-Wahama Southern Football bard's cupJ6 Anagram 10 (»-100 Club hoard of Monday, October 3 25 Oppose ten 26 Islamic 37 Paulo or holy Cl;_.::tY:....,:-.,;--r,M;-l;;.gu;,e;-1-, 37 Reach ov<,r'lu--+-+--'38 Canaamte defeated by Debm'!lh 39 Verdi opera e Gravely Tractors ARNULD <,;RATE!' bur41n' Yesterday's Answer •r;:;u--;:;;~;-Jt•~ ;:::--:;:~:;;:y::;;;:cw:~r:;::;m'71m~=-\22=lM 35 Satmcal, mockmg - 949 2322 ........... can do pole 4 Hes1tant syllables 5 Headwear 6 Land measure 1 Eccles1 ast1cal residence 8 Reps· 1ered 9 Was ad d•eted to II Scurry off chmce (abbr ) 33 Card 34 Macaw -'--~-- CkJse Sat. At 5 P.M. Joseph 15 An\;lgomst 16 IJttle Edgar 17 Lerner lAJewe mus1cal 19 Before 20 Shlp deserter Zl Fostered r.---c-..,.,.--:-:~-'---:-- 22 Hurl Least thin' t.)OU Z4 Hopalong is qtve 'im cass•dY a proper 25 Learn by 3 Kmd of Sask WILt DO boltys tftng m my home Mon., T..es.• Wed. 8:00ti1S:OO O'Bnen ~ - --Call Condor 51 sug Jumbles \/OUCH MERGE IMPORT CEMENT Answer What some p1ano players should be doing tnslead- MOVING THEM 13 Ongmate 14 Endmg for 1 ""'"" " ·• • RUTLAND FURNITURE 1 742 2211 WSSIIJ&> RENCHING WORK do ne 992 552 4 or 992 391 7 Grave~ 'iOU Hi0H- SUJ(X)..- C.OURS£2- PIANO TUNING ond Repa1r lone Do nte ls 9q2 2082 12 yeor.s ser vtce I a Tn Cou nty Rel erence Elbe rfeld s FRIDAY Tit 5 ....• W!:''i<E r;- io.!es Uffen.tl Thursday8tllnoon •• OUR 'FI~~­ - --- - as 40 Snapp1sh 41 Kuss1an ~all e ry CllY 5 Half a German DOWN resort c1ty I SubjeCt 10 Scent matter 11 Composed 2 Turk1sh IZ Hm gle and c1ty 0f:T '£\>R CO/IT TAI(II\0 ' ...... : e 10\l AFE AUCTIO N EVERY Fr 7 pm l Pts o f new en d us ed rnerchondT.!!oe at e t-uo R ve , Auc tiO n Me gs Plozo M tddle'porl Oh o H ome Phone (304 ) 773 5471 - I I Now arrange the c•rcled letters to form the surpnse answer ACROSS 1 Lond on a1t BLOWN IN SULATION Get three eSI1mo tes Call OtJ7 bA 79 l or fr ee est mo l e -- j - WHAT HAPPENED WHEN SHE !SOT THE BILL FOR HE~ FACELIFTING'? by THOMAS JOS~PH EXC A V AT ING BACKHOE dole r tr enc her low bqy dump tr uck s ~epiK sy~e ms 8•11 Pullins phone {/q2 2478 day or ntght - t 10 ) ~ BATHR OOMS AND K tc h ens re model ed ce rom c Ide plum b1ng ca rpentry ord general ma nter1once 13 yeors e .. pertencc 992 3tr85 - I 10, 6 3G-Focus on Semester 8, 6 45-Mornlng Report 3 6 5D-Good Morning West VIrg inia 13 6 55-Chuck White Reports 10, Good Morning. Trt Stale 13 7 oo-Today 3 415 Good Morning America 6 13 CBS News a, Bullwtnkle 10 7 30-Schoolles 10 8 oo-<:apl Kangaroo 8 10 , Se~me 51 33 9 oo-Merv Griffin 3" Phil Donahue 4 15 New Mickey Mouse Club 6, Famtly Affair 8,10 9 30-Ed~ of Night 6 Andy Griffith B Heres Lucy 10 10 oo-sanford & Son 3 4 15, Dinah 6 Heres Lucy 8, Mike Douglas 13, Joker's Wild 10 10 30-Hollywood Squares 3,4 15 Pnce IS R1ght 8,10 11QO-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15. Happy Days 6 13 Marcus Welby M 0 4 _ 11 so-Knockout 3,15 Family Feud 6, 13, Love of L ife B 10 Sesame S ~0 11 55-CBS News 8 Loving Free lO 12 oo-News 3,4,6, 10. To Say the Least 15 Dtvorce Court 8, Midday 13 12 30-Choco & the Man 3 15 Ryan's Hope 6,13, Bob Braun 4, Search for Tomorrow 8 10 1 oo-Gong Show 3 All My Children 6, 13, News 8, Young & the Restless 10 Not for Women Only 15 consumer Survival Kit IT[XXX][IXIIJ Answer TUESDAY, oCTOBER 4, 1977 5 50- PTL Club 13. 5 5~ Sunrise Semester 1o 6 25-Concerns & Comments i 4So-Farm Report• 1J 8 1U 2 oo-s2o,ooo Pyramid 6,13 2 J(}-Ooctors 3 4 15, OnE L1fe to Live 6,13, Guiding L ight a, 10 0 ;oo...:Anolher World 3,4,15 All lnlhel'amlly 8,1 0 L-"'-.Ll--'"-o~::;;;~:::,:;,_"'g~e:s:ted by the above cartoon HARRISO N S T V RE:> po1r Serv1c e Call s 2}6 Sycamore St M•d dloport Ph_?ne 992 2522...... Convenient Shopping Hours ... l Saturdays HOWERY AND MA~TIN E;w:; covol1ng sep ltc \ty~lern.s do1er backhoe dump true\.. limes tone grovel black to p pov tng R! 143 Phone 1 (614 ) 698 7331 COUNTR¥ farmland wl!~ secl uel ' \d woods water and good o c cess '"'Monro e County W Va $1 000 down co I (304 ) 772 1 ~PID lO ABC News 33 12 oo-New& • • tJ, Janakf a31 12 30-FBI 6 lronolde 13, 1 ~Tomorrow 3,.4 1 JG-Mary Hartman 10 News 13 Mov1e Channet 4 5&7PM ~ OdetoBil lyJoe( PG l 9& 11 PM - Man Who Fell to Earth I R) Cable Channel 5 7 PM - Paul Gaudino Fam ily Fitness 7 30-PPHS George Wash lngfon Football 10 oo-100 Club 30-Days of our Lives 3,4, 15, As The World Turns (Answers tomorrow) CARPENTER lloormg ce hn g panel ng Phone 99'i! 7759 PENNZOil RUTLAND open dallyt ill 10 Cl osed Monda ys wrec\.. er serviCe hre r epotr Phone 742 9575 or 742 2081 RANCH TOO HAVE BEEN I JICTEN ) ( 1 HE RE IN THIS YER'f YE~l CLE DOG HAIR 1 HER DOGs HAIR·- -< --- ~ ---- I K) - ...__0..,. I K) WILt do roo f 19 construct o n plumb ng o 1d heol mg N o JOb too Iorge or l ao smo11 Ph one 742 73.!8 Steal thiS for $11 500 00 : THR EE BEDROOM home Rt:Tctne alumtnum stdmg storm w rn dows go s f or ceQ. a1r furna ce Iorge yard S12 SOD 9A9 255q ALVAN IT! EXCAVAT ING doler boc\..hoe ond d1tchc r Charles R Ho t held Boc k H oe Ser v tce Rut land Oh1o Phone 7J 2 2008 RURAL HOME for sole by owner ...1!E2 or (304 ) 772 3127 Kli chen d1n 1ng r,pom double hvmg room four bedrooms VA FHA 30 yr f1no nc mg Ire la nd Mortgage 77 E Sla te Athen s ups to rs bath room on each phone (614 ) 592 305 1 fl oor lull base ment coo l f ur noce fuel o il furnace ctty w ale r Al so we ll and ostern Ce llar hau5e w1th 2 room dwell tng overhead large born On app;o ;w:; ~ t acre~ of land Pn c ed o! SJS 000 f1r m Show n by appo mtm~nt only 992 3469 or 992 355 1 NEW HOME 3 bedroom do uble garage Wildwood Es tates lee Constructton 992 3454 or 992 5455 NOW BEAT GEGAU REMODELING Plu nb ng heollng and a I types o f general rc potr Work guoranleod 20 yean e >~ penence Ph one 997 2409 4 ACRES - 4 home s1tes Near Mtn es good gravel road $4 600 00 •• llfla ~Jack W Carsey, Mgr llllil Phone 992 2181 PQJA TOI:~ 3'1:1 acres tn the country w1th a m tely remodeled 2 bdrm home barn and other butldmg s TWO BEDROOM hou se tn .Syracuse Storm wtndows 2 por ches olumrnum butldtnf;l port Tolly lurn1shed 992 5395 freezer ij.. J 3 rooming h ouse 2 11 baths lobby l tvt ng room d1n 1ng room The net mcome sho uld pay the mortgage Want only Sl5,500 • NEW THREE bedroom hou s.e fully ca rpeted ftreploce dtntng room corpo r! 1 acre fol 6b7 3349 Save sso oo on a new Hotpotnt Refrigerator SWI:F.t lot $1300000 E>tra JUST LISTED mcome w ith thts 10 room bedroom frame home Fireplace tn hvtng , carpettng and 2 car garage 145 ACRES - fenced features Only $14 000 00 JUST LISTED 2 acres 60 acres of coat - "Sbme woods and mtnerals POMEROY~ Ru tland bdrms carpet1ng and remodeled Lots of newer S31 500 STREET home m remodeled B room home w1t h 2 ba1hs m ode rn kitchen F A Furna ce and garage New fences Only1 QUIET Ill! RlCMT OUT! EXCAVAT ING dozer loader onp bac kh otl wort.. dump tru e~ and lo boys l or h re wdl hau'l !til d r! 10 so t! lur1estone and gra vel Call Bob or Roger Jel fe rs do11 phone 9Q2 708 9 r1 gh t phone q92 3S'l5 01 992 S23'1 • vlll a!:'e 3 bedroom home wtth barn T P water and near stores $14.000 - one fetter to each square to tonn four ord1nary words I TOLNUH I'D Oh10 JUST LISTED - NEWER RANCH TYPE 3 4 bdrms P"""e 992 3325 LAND YEAH I HEARD ' 1M 1 JUST 8E QUIET AN STAND STILL I SMITH NELSON MOTO~S. INC. POMEROY, 0 ~"--~~~ - Unscramble these four Jumbles MAIN Pomeroy .~Ohto 45769 News 20, \1'1}\}N}ffift ~ TH,.TSCRAMBLEDWORDG,.ME \!dJ ~~ ® bytiennArnoldand BobLee 6 8 E RE ALTOR 20, Harry S Truman Plain Speaking 33 ~ SEWING MACH INE Repptrs ser v ce o il ma\o.es 992 728 4 The Fobr 1c Shop Pome10y A uthor zed S1nger Sa le s and Serv1 ce We shorpen SCisSors 1 APP 200 ACRES of ground no buddtng s Tuppe rs Platn s Oh o 667 3349 water 1 New 20 cuboc II Princess SMAll f arm for sole 10°~ ~ own owner ltno nced Momoe Coun ty W Vo Phone (304J 772 3102 or (304 ) 772 3'127 VIRGIL B TEAFO~D SR REALTOR 216 E Secon~ Street 13, Emergency One 6, .Elvis In Con 9 311-Maude 810 10 oo-Ralferty 8 10 Austm City Limits 33 10 311-As We See It 20 BRADF ORD A uct on6er Com plete ServiCe Phone 949 2487 or 9d9 20()() Row1e" Oh 10 Cr I I HOMES I TES !01 5ole 1 acre ot d Bradford up Mtddlepor l near Rullond ElWOOD BOW ERS REPAIR Co ll992 7481 Sw eepen tooste rs ~rons a ll ('.lEW 3 bedroom house 2 ba ths sm oll appliances law n mower all elec 1 ocre M dd leport ne10: t to Sta te H1 gliwoy G o t age close to Rutlond Phone 992 on Route 7 Phone \b 4) qas 7481 3825 TEA10RD[B ACRES Beach Bums cert 8, 10. Age of Uncerlatnty 20 33 9 oo-Movle " M ur der In Peyton Place' 3 4 15, NFL Football 6,13 Betty While 8, 10, Autobiography of a rh mmJ 8 29 pd . 12 TRUTH~ 211111'11 lARRY LAVENDER Chester, Ohto NEAR SCHOOL - THE MAKE M~ LAUG H . lnSLILition Strvlcas fiunctnt Av1W1blt 8~•n Into II... l AH•o STORM WINDOWS l OOORI REI'UCEMENI WINDOWS AlllMINUM SIOING-SOfFITT GUTTERs..IWNINGS Jack's septic Tank SeMce 2 At-J D CORNV 1 IT 5 FREE ESTIMATES a~.. 'f Residential and c ommercial Call for esttmate, 21\ hour serv1ce, Anyday , anyttme Box 34 DONT MAKE IT 90UND GO CHEAP <;OU THIIJK YO IJ COUL.D TURN \IILADEK AC<AINGT ME' DO N T " SEPTIC TANK CLEANING ONE ACRE lots 100ft Rt 7 Fran toge Tuppers Plo1n.S Ohto 667 3349 1 Good Used Amana Uprlgh1 Freezer, 5250 00 CASH Junk co1 ., f r )' ~T ruck & A u1o Ruilond Ph o ne 742 2081 01 742 957) CIO~l·d M ond uy ~ 5 3{)-{)dd Couple 4, News 6 E lee Co 20 33 Mary Tyler Moore 10. Hogan s Heroes 15 6 <»-News 3.4 8 10,13. 15, ABC News 6 Zoom 20 6 311-NBC News 3 4.6 . ABC News 13 Carol Burnett & Fnends 6 CBS News 8,10 Pests, Pesttcli::tes & Safety 20 7 (}()-Truth or Cons 3 Cross Wits 4 Liars Club 6, News 10 To Tell the Truth 13, Gltltgan s Is lS, 0hlo Writers 20 Know our Schools 33 1 311-That Nashville Music 3 New Truth or Cons 4 Muppet Show 6, Match Game PM 8 MacNeil Lehrer Report 20,33, Wild Kingdom 10, Candid Camera 13. Nashvtlle on the Road 15 8 DO-L1ttle House on the P r alne 3,4, 15, San Pedro CAPTAJN EASY &p-:;v; KmgsbuiJ Home Sales features $23,500 00 Now Only OLD FURNITURE 1ce bo10:es bra ss bed s etc comp l e te house hol d s Wrtte M 0 M1ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh to or call 992 7760 318 6289 Ph l7UZ50 HELEN L TEAFORD C BRUCE TEAFORD ASSOCIATES ~• COIN S CURRENCY to ken s old poc k et w at ches and ch01ns slive r and gold We need 19'6.4 ond older s1lver co rns Buy sell or trad e Call Roger Wamsley 74'1 233 1 Reedsvtlle 1 Ohto Three Son s 4, Gu.nsm.oke 8 Mts1er Rogers 20 33 , Hogan s Heroes 10, E mer genc y One 13 My Three Sons 15 '"'" 3 0 Carpet Uph tery Phone M•ke Youne ~I 992·2206 or 992 7630 'Tile Drtclnattrs Not Thtlm!llloll •t now CALL 99Z 1034 01! STOP BT 1100 E MAIN Sl f POMEROY OHIO FOR A FREE ES IMAIE - ltATES P~one us Don I Wilt lilt let lonm on rour roof let ItS tOif 1nd slop potential Inks. 80 sk1 E10: SINGER lOUCH and ..S.e.w... tn w aln u t co nsolerte ta b l e Repossessed n excellen t condt t1 on Poy balance of 5110 cash or terms 992 5146 Let us free comp1n~t ' New CoOp water and softeners, model VC SVI WARREN PICKENS 5 oo-Bonanza 3. My Young's Carpeting ol mrnd and to 742 3!22 ~OR Startong October 1, 1977 Cori'tact I qc~a~IJ IWAiftl- RE~SONABLE FOR SALE or 1 rode House and lo1 m Mason W llo 3 bedroo ms both ltVtng 10om ~ 1!C hen uttl l ty e;w:;lro la191? room far recrea I 011 or TV room (JOJ ) 773 S2'J.7 olre r 5 pm ..,aytng Top Pnce Walnuts Are Cash lb Hetfer Feeder Calves m lots of 10 or more d.rect from the producer MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1911 Superior Ste1m E•lr1cbon Itt down JOtlf mol:ult hGnle T Itt down$ "' mtchantulfr tnstalfed to am~ It mutmum NletJ ConLict us 101 PARTS - lABOR GUARANTEED RttdmlltO pea~• 01 ,ou, sa ry rout lnsutanu For Sale. Rent or Trnde Pomeroy, OH We would like to buy Cho1le Grade 400 500 lflts ~Utolillllt 1 Tr1nsm1SS10n Semce THRH BEDROOM Mobile H~ne la1g e ~;o u nft y yard and garden space 2 t h1ldren perm1tted Near school Rl:'leren ~:;"'s and de j;~O~ tl r~Qu tred. SAVE ON TOUR FUEl Blll !HIS WINIIR AND IEAUIIn TOUR MOBILE HOME Wt hlft nltllble tn 1 tanet) of c~"; lilt timt 1lumtn1tm undetp1nn- SWAIN O N!: t:lf:OROOM opt 01r co 11dt I1.011Cd f. o1 L.Qt... .2 ~QQS'!ple til Coot) Buold 19 ov ot Coh,1 nbto Go) Ah o I snmll olf 1ce roo m' l or 1en t Coli ot ap1 10 or phone 992 3b41 Brmg Your Wa Inuts to EKcels1or Salt Works Inc 1 ~ Dorothy M Adult'~' f1o let COU NrRY MOHilf Ho 1 e Polo. Route 33 ti 01 lh of Pomeroy lCJtg e lois Caii902 7479 GoBese NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION TWO Bl:OROOM only 997 JJ24 Three Lovers" 8, Movie " The Pres i dent s Analyst" 11 only N o pch 9f/2 5908 -~o te r p dl~e~o~ Drug_ _ -- -~~ ' Bus,iness Services ' P-"""- QO-News 3 4 8, 10, lS, Three Art ists 1n the Nor fhwest 33 l1 30-Johnny C~rson 3,4 15 Mov ie ' Letters from TELEVISION VIEWING I'M ONL.Y THINf.'<ING OF' YOUR POL.fTICAL. FUTURE. ----.., FOUR SlOOM ~ and boih Adult'~' _pm_ 4 doo r HORNET 6 cyl 992 27A7 alter -. ~.13J FOU R FAMIL V Ca rpor t Sale r o m 01 shHle 91B South 3rd M td dlt>port Oct 3 and 4 q 5 Av o n books wttlter dorhmg • FO R SAlE: or rP 11 N ce 2 bedroom Mobile Home unl urn sh ed !III§C r(>nl depostf equ1md P o ~stble ; THRH: FAMILY . M an and Tues l or buver to lea ve mob le home O ct 3 and 4 at Rocme 1st on loltfl o beout1ful coun try set house on eft on Yellow Bu sh tng 74:Z 3112 Rd 9 om to 4 pm FOR SA lE or trade or lond con YARD SA LE stortong Sunda11 O ct lroct 2 bed roo T1 house 1n '1 Old dtshes dolls bedd1 ng RIJ!Io nd 992 5858 iln"'ns rron pots ptC!u res Ia nps 1ewelry clothlf19 stone TWO LOTS 1n Po neray !01 good buHdozer or @ond loodar W n !e 1ors st.onds lo1s af m1sc 810 Mihan Boruom Fort Go~ W South 'lnd St M ddlepOfl Va 2511.4 Oho 1976 , • !on Chevr o let Tru ck 13000m e;w:;trotres $3800 _ Call 7 <1 2 23lb e~ mgs _ _ _ 1968 CHRYSLER 300 Phone992 7416 $795 K~n l A VAHABU AI R vcr§,de Apts b~dt oo ,, S I 0) pt!-1 ononlh S I~ ~(>Cur ty dcpO:)II '192 6098 AR I~ TO l HAI IRAVH loa IN lti II sell CO I110111('d C>.(t ll t:~1r co •d ll on Coli 9'-U 14'J7 doyf ~nti'" 01 Wl J~OO of t1 t .1 p111 ·-·- I ANU 4 Fo!M l u1 I ~he-d 011d un I~.Jtcltshed np!\ f'h unc t ~'1 llHflt'"T1101(11 w~· nlt>Oh tlltu F11J II ~ I' t-o~t ot fi,ttuipnwnt Ill JqiJ NO HUNl iNG or Trespass ng on my farm or pr1vcte roadway Claude Eb! 11 NOT!CE "•k 11 ~lt't .. I ' h I Ilk Ul\1 HI U111 !J II l l: ~ ~ II I tl< I ~ ~ 1i po.t d I -\1 IJ111111h. Ilk \IMII"tl ,,utt\c It\ ~ 111 b. .Jkl la,:'\111 u, l,t !- , !I l .!:t l ,.. , ~•It' 1\' HA.PP~ Sl>\t-1(1(~·~ t!tf.:1HLlA'T' , , \VII om tM P -._l , .. ,...,t'l\.l ~~ 'luld hn-...~ t-~~~ 11 II l I I hf• Jt d 1,)/ \)(I \\1(' k'h•' on.f m1~s y~•v \,,~ 'lt\h \\ on Dod Brn thN'> m1d ln lu l t~ ll B Y PUBL.tCATION Joe 11l~ :t " LEGAL NOTICE Uuupin~ I~ Oetf'ndants ' In '1t•umn IJ PURSE SNATC~ING OESICiNER • THAT KILLER? I decused .. 9- The Dally Sentmel, Mlddlepori·Pomeroy, 0, Monday, O<::t 3,1977 Let The Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash m•n , strafor ot th e Estat e ot Effie Den •s Starcher • WHAT OC BUDDV? sclent1flc South Jumped to three ntttrump West opened the three of spades and it d•dn't take South any time at all to run off seven diamonds, four spades and the ace of hearts " Oswald ' At the other table South explored with a b•d of two spades North reb•d to three diamonds antt South closed the aucllon at three notrump Warned away from all other sUits, West opened a club and East cashed hve club tncks •• J1m "Thls hand •s a good example of luck m duplicate G1ve North one more spade and one less club and the man who d•d nol b1d spades would have 1~t a slam " ~~~~ ~ A MisslHlPPI reader wants to know if small talk durmg the bidding and play of the hand IS proper In the perfect state the only words to be heard durmg the b1ddmg should be' pass, dou ble, redouble, notrump , spades, hearts, diamonds, clubs and the numbers one to seven In our mundane sphere we have to sulfer with small talk ( NEWSP~PER ENTERPRISE ASSN I (For a copy ol JACOBY Win ar Bridge, c/o this newspaper, p 0 Box 489 Radio Clt1 Star/on Now York NY 10019) MODERN send $1 ro OC BROWNIE M£JUGGV r �-· ll}lThe DatlySentmel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 . Monday, Oct. 3, 1977 . .----------.- - --------------- : Hospital News : Jap plane in Algiers ALGI ERS , Algerta tUPI\ - The Japan Airlines DC-ll hijacked by Japanese Red Anny terrorist s arnved at 1 -. Algiers toda y on a flight from Damascus. . Syrta, the Algertan .. Press Service an- noWJced. • Earlier today in Damascus Japanese Red ' Army hijackers freed 10 more hostages and departed for ~ n unknown destination with $6 million in ransom money a nd 19 remaining prisoners One Amencan remamed aboard. The five heaviJy arm~d terrorists released eight Japanese and t wo Amencan hostages at alx>ut I 30 a m EDT, two hours after landing In the Syna n capttal on a 700mtle flight from Kuwatl. They left Damascus 1ft 5: 10 a.m EDT after takmg on new fuel and food supplies The hijacking. now m tis I commandeered a Ther e was no official Word of the next destmation in the latest globa l-drama tha t began when the terrorists commandeered the Japan Air Unes DC8 over India last Wednesday and flew it ~irS! to Dacca, Bangladesh, where they traded 115 hostages ·for six imprisoned comrades and S6 rmll1on in U. S. $100 bills. llut a SPQkesman for the Cyprus Mmistry of Com· munlcations In Nicosia said the atrline r wa s headmg west. He said the captain of Ute plane mdlcated he was gorng to Algeria. (Continued from Nl 1) roadstde shoulder and careened mto the Cass R1ver early Sunday. Saate Pollee satd the drtver of the Chevrolet Vega Hatchback, Charles W Marcoux. 17, of Saginaw. was Ute only occupant to escape when the vehtde plunged mto eight fee t of water Marcoux told pollee he dived mto the water several times in a futile attempt to rescue the passengers. then ra_n to a nearby gas statwn for help The vtctuns were Davtd Herrera, 15 , David Vargas, 15 ; Lorena Laporte, 13 ; Rose Zapata, 14 ; Jesstca Rtvera, 11, and her sister, BeniUl Martinez, 11. Israeli $1~-:~ ~e .=t::·Ae, Stl\C: 2,)®;~~ ' (Continued from pqe 1) Israel '·went quite a dislance " toward meetmg the Amen can p6sttion "But we wtll take part 111 no Geneva , Ul lks m which the PLO Ulkes part," Ehrlich sa1d. · At the Un it ed Nations , Secre tary Gene ral Kurt Waldheun said 11 may lead to a "breakthrough ." Whether it does or not will depend m part on Vance 's continuing talks w1th Mtddle Eastern diplomats at the Umted Na ttons Arab diplomats querted over the weekend made tl clear thetr optlffilsitn was based not only oo the JOLnt statement but a ls o on the "co ntlnum g progress" of those Ullks . I . Sites picked for centers in " Butler, Warren ~ . j ~ . 1 \'ETER~NSMEMORIAI. Satu ntay Adnnssiuns - Socia.l Calendar TU ESDAY SU tTON TOW NSHIP Trustees . regular meeting, 8 p.m. Tuesday at Syracuse Municipa l Hall f .. ' ,,•,••,·.:········ :···· ·.•':·············· ··:····..·.·..·· RICH AR D FOWLER Med ical Center . He w as born A ug 25, 1897. In Harri son Twp , son of the late' Victor J ~ nd Nv!ry Gr aham Nida y Mr . Niday was a l ifelong resident of Gal lia County He marr ie-d t he for mer Margaret Oonnall y on Apr il 27, 1918. In Portsmouth . She preceded h1m In detllth in 1970. One daughter, Mrs . Martha B1bb ler, Col umbus, survives alongw lth twosons , Victor J N1day, and Paul Dean Niday , both of Patr iot Star Route One da ughter preceded him In death f ive grandchil dren Surv i ve One brother , Ra ymond Niday. Columbus, surv1ves Two brothers Jetliner over the Philippmes in Apnl 1976 and ended the drama 111 Senghan, U bya, eight days and 8,000 miles later. News •• in Briefs ..-.. : Elba Bing, Shllde: Osrar Im boden. Mmers ••il le: Vic tor P auL N1d a-, . 80, R •char d S Fow ler . 56 , Virginia Pie rce, Rutland . form er coun t')t. treas urer and Mason , was dead on arr i val ,Saturday Dt~l' har~es rettred da iryman. a rest dent at the Plea san t Va lley of Pa tr iot Sta r Rou te , d ied a t Hosptta l ea rly Sunda v . Bor n Robert DiVietro. Ma rvtn 6· 30 a m Sunda y 1n Holzer J u n e 24 , 192 1 in West McGuire, Vtrginia Meagher. VICTOR ,NI DAY sixth day . has logged about 4,800 miles. The record is held by Fihpino Moslem rebels who Area Deaths precedod h1m in death . , ,,..,:-:,:-:· ::·:···: :,· :·.·:-:·:·:-::..::·:·:·:·::·.·: :·..·.·: :· ·· Fairview News Notes held at Clarence Norris. Clarence Powell, Margaret Mako, Ida Roush . Sunday Admisstons - Paul Burton, Ra ci ne ; Tonda Walker , Reedsville; Richard Duckworth. ·Syracuse : Paul Hoffm an, Pomeroy ; Dewey Smtih. Jr., Racine. Barbara Gtlland; New Haven. Sunday Dtscharges Alexander Fmser . Betty Coleman, Dorothy Smith, Paul Burton, Wilma Riggs, John Mayes, Paulille Wolfe, Wtlham Morn s, Gilbert Wtlson Fogles on g the · He served as Ga ll ia County treasurer frOm 1951 until 1960, and wa i a ret tred da lryma n and farmer Mr . Niday was a Wor ld Wa r I Funeral Home Tuesday af .1: 30 p.m . w1th the Rev . Holzer Medical Center George Hoschar and Rev (Dischar_ges, Sept. 30} Robert Ma r ing off ici ating Jani ce Abbott , Homer Buri a l wi ll follow in the veteran .. Kirkland Memor ial Gardens . Batley, Eva Barcus. George He was a me mber of the F riends m ay call at the Bates, J eannine Borde n, Roy Centenary United Method ist fu neral home today from 2 to Burns, Warner CoK, Carrie Church. - 4 p.m . and 7 to 9 p,m . Dale, Mrs Evan Dav1s and Funeral ser;viCes will be daughter, Louella Dea l, AUGUST GARNES Kalheleen Earl. Withe Eblin , t--uneral Home In Ga ll lpol ts August Garnes, 85, of 101 Theresa Fellure, Kathy Fry, with . Rev . Pea rl A Casto New St .. Pomeroy , d ied Dorothy I Grtffis , Fern Thursd ay even ing at offiGht flng . Gussler, Georgta Hale, Mrs. Buria l wHI be 1n Mou nd Hi ll Veterans Memoria l Hospital. Born Ma rch 20. 1892, he was Delbert Harns a nd so n. Mrs. Cemeter y . Fri ends may call at the f uneral home today a son of George and Ei izaheth Thomas Hut chi ns and held I p. m Tuesda y at Wetherholt . Moore M cCoy - after 4 p m In lieu of f lowers, the family requests contnb utions to the Gall Ia County Chapter, American Cancer Soc1ety Pallbear er s will be L awrence Sp r lege l, Da v1 d Graha m , Smeltzer Rose , Jerry Evans , John Bane and Walter Northup W i l l iams Ga rnes. He was also preceded in death by his w1 fe, daughter . Armilda Jenkms, Louise. W1lliam Justice, Josephme· He w~s a m em ber of Pomeroy -MaSOn'iC Lodge and Kea rns. Audra Kell er, I van Buck Ridge Ba ptist Church . Osbor ne, Odes Parso ns, Lmda Queen , Mahori Radeler, Eva Shelfer. Sa lly Sln vley , John Stanley, Everret Wal bu rn, Hu rl Westfa ll , Sam Willianls , M r Gar nes is survived by three sons, Pa ul and Harry , DALE M. GIBBS Dale M. Gibbs, 66, Torch. Pomeroy , ~ nd Owe n, of Col umbus, Ga ; fiv e daughters, Hattie Mae Oyer . Mabel Fowler and Frances Solomon, Colu mbus; Edoth died Saturd ay evemng at Cam den Cl ark M emor ial Hospita l i n Parkersbu r g fo llow 1ng an extended tllness Mr . Gi bbs w as born in Athens Couhty near Hocking port, · the son of the late Charl es F and Helen M.a xon 22 gra ndchi ldren, 29 gr eatgrand chil dren , and fo ur great-great gr andchi tdren . F uneral services wi ll be he ld Tuesda y at 3 p. m at Ewi ng Chapel wi th the Re v Gi bbs. . He att ended the Torch Bapt1st Chu rch and was a veteran of W W. II. He wa s em ployed 18 yea r s for Thomas Brothers at Belpre and four years before h1 s r etir ement In 197.1 at the Walker Mach iner y Co .. Parker sbu r g. He is surv1ved by hi s wife, Hazel Trip iell Gibbs; two daugh t er s, Mrs Ph ll tp Perd ue, Vincent , Oh 1o, and Mrs. Ci 1ff (Helen ) ~ Jud y} EXTENDED OUTLOOK \ Sawards, Bel pre ; three sons, Da vid M.. L1itle Hocking , Weduesday through James M ., Cool vil le, and Friday, fair Wednesday Roger, of Torch; one brother , and Friday with a chance Ha rry S. Gibbs, Coolv ille, of show ers Thursday. two ststers, Mrs Roy ( Lucy ) Highs In the 60s, and lows Deeter , Cool vil le, and Mrs . In the 40s. Colum bia, he was the son of the tate Grover Cle\l eland and Evale na F isher Fowler . A r ura l letter carr ier for the U. S. Posta l Department , he was veteran of World War II. and a member of the M as on- Un Ited Method is t cnurch. Surviv ing are his w ife, Donna Brannon Fowler ; two sons , David and Mark . both at home ; four sisters , Mrs Elizabeth Wooten , Col um · bu s!. Mrs . Harr iett Van fw\a \re, West Columbia ; Mrs . M argaret Rosenb e rger , Mason, and Mrs Joseph1ne Kearns, Point Pleasant, and a brother, Jack ,.of Mason 1 Funer:al services w i ll be E\w l n { Mary) Becker , Mar iet ta , and s1 x grand · children Fu neral ser vtces will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at White Funeral Home in Coolville the Rev. Harold F. Lem ley offic iating Burial Y , and Bu rns, Bron x, N Consta nce Cra ig, Pomeroy ; GEORGE F. CONDE Georg e F Conde . 58, Sy ra cu se , d ied Sat u r day afternoon at Veterans Memorial Hosp ital. Mr Conde wa s bOrn April 21 , 1919 the son of the la te George and Anna Hendr icks Conde He wa s also pr ecedeO tn dea t h by a br othe r , RJ chard , and a siste r . Elozabeth Mr. Conde was a m em ber of Boi ler Maker s Union 667 , the Eagles Lodge, and Sacred Heart Chu rch He is survived by his w 1fe, Bonnie Morrow Conde ; one daugh t er, Diana Ya ncy , Manhattan, · Kan sas ; a stepson. John Ash , Pomeroy , six. stepda ught ers , Sh 1rle y Ash , Nancy Reed and Patsy Warner, of 6 Pomeroy ; all Linda Baker, Middleport, and Lou VVaggoner and will be In Stewart cemetery ~ry call at the funeral home at Jeanne Waggoner , both of Ripley ; one brother , Eugene at HO<kingport. Friends may any time. By Mrs. Herbert 'Roush SAMUEL 0 . SHAFFER Glen Hayme of Galion Samuel 0 Shaffer. 73 , spent a lew days wtth his Minerai Wells, W. Va . dlod COLUMBUS (UPI ) cousin, Mr and Mrs. Rod Saturday e,venlng at Fa ~r. Mason and Fairfield have Sayre. view Manor Nursing Home at Ohio, fo l fowlng an been selected as sites for Mrs. Betty McGuire, Beverly , Illness . He was born menial retardation centers, daughter Ricka, Pomeroy, e)(tended at Ravenswood, W. Va ., son to cost $7.5 million apiece, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe of the late Silas and Nellie ' state Department of Mental Manuel Sunday. Pickens Shaffer. was a retlrod employe Health and Mental Mrs. Edna Roush is visitmg of He M. J. Belt Transfer Co., Retardation Di r e ctor .lllr. and Mrs. Russell Roush· and Q former employe of Timothy B. Moritz said while Mrs. Gladys Shields is Kieheff' r Co., Parkersburg . He Is survived by a today. visiting her granddaughters The facih\y in Mason, m Largo, Fla. Mrs. Debbie daughter. Mrs. Ed (Gloria} Rood, Coolville ; one son, Warren County, Will be a Day, son Ricky, returned to Charles Shaffer, Be veri y ; prescnptive \raming center Florida where they will make one brother,...Rome Shaffer, for the mentally retarded , their home. Parkersburg ; four sisters, Byers. Ravenswood , serving up to 104 residents in Mr. and Mrs Gary Mil,ler Marie Mary Parks Addle Dills, an area including Warren , and children, Amy and Jason Parkersburgand , and Murgie Hamilton, Butler, Clermont, of Bellvue, are visiting Mr. Walters, Clarington, and si x Clinton and Brown counties, grandchlldre11 . and Mrs. Charles Lawson. He was also preceded in Montz sa1d. Arthur Warner of Racine death by two brothers and Adevelopmental center for visited his parents, Mr. and two s i st~rs. the . me ntally retarded is Mrs. Homer Warner Tueoday Poneral services , wit be planned for Fatrfie ld , in held VVednesday at I p.m at evening. White Funeral Home in Butler-County, an<) will serve Mr . a nd Mrs. Russell the Cool ville with the Rev . up to 112 pallents, Moritz &ush, Mrs. Edna &ush Richard Thomas officiating . saitf. dined at Redwood Inn Burial w il l be In Sunset Both fac iltttes are expected Restaurant at Belpre Sunday. f-Aemory Garden s, Parkers. burg . Fnends may c ill at the to provide 200 new jobs with funeral home after 7 thts annua l payrolls of $3 rrulllon . evening The departme nt is survey mg several s1tes 111 • Fatrfiel d for the facility PLEASANT VALLEY COLUMBUS (UPI) - Lt. there, while negotiatwns for Discharges - Mrs. Jack Gov. Richard F., Celeste an already ~ hosen s1 te in. Young, Clifton; Paul Sargent, announced today hlo office Mason will begm soon, Moritz Apple Grove ; Tina Rou@., ___ hal- received a $50,000 said Point Pleasant; Wavie Stone, federal granllo coordinate LANCE NOT BITIER Leon ; Mrs. William Black, a program aimed at gelling PHOENIX, Ariz (UPI ) - Henderson; Kevin Hughes, more Ohio cbUdren lm· Bert La nce says his Ashton ; Kelly Hughes, munlzed agalnBI cbUdhood expertence as U.S. budget Ashton ; Mrs. Orvill e dlseasl!s. director didn't make hun Williamson, Southside ; Katie ' To dramatize receipt of bt ller and should n't stop Mayes , Southside; J.atnes the grant, Celeste and his oloers · ~fr,Qm , see kmg Durbin, Point Pleasant; wife, Dagmar, look lhelr governtnent jobs - "I'm not Eulah • Glover, Henderson; slx·week old son, Stephen, bitter about the press. I'm not Agatha Gibbs, Mason ;· Nellie to Wlodior CbUd and Yout.b bitter abo,u t the Se nate Ken\, Point Pleasant; Carol ProJect Commlllllty Clinic, co mmittee /" Lance said Blakeman, Henderson ; Mrs. where he received his first durrng a weekend address to Alvin Vester, Leon: Evva set of shots. the Young Presidents Mill er , Po in t Pleasant ; Celeste sa id he hopes to Orga nization & nnie Ohlinger, Jr., West raise th e Immunization Columbia ; Mrs . Hansford . PARTY PLANNED level to 70 per cent of aU HARRISONVILLE - The Boles , Point Pleasant ; . pre-acboolers and 82 per Harrisonville PTO is plan- Charles Varian, Clifton ; Mrs. cent of all achool·age ning a Halloween party for Price Patrick, Point cbUdren wlthill the next year. the children at 7:30 p. m on Pleasant ; Rpymond Moss, Oct. 28. All donattohs of App le Grove; Mrs.. Wtlliam :....:::.. ·:·········: · . :·-: .... ,,.., .. ,, .... ,...... ,..., wrapped candy and money Morgan and daughter, Apple will be accepted by the group Grove ; Mrs. Thomas Reit· WILL BE SELLING with donation• to be taken to mire, Letart; Beulah Oliver, Pleasant ; Mrs. the school from Oct. 23' Point There will be a rw11111age Mayes and sale at the St. Paul felluwshtp through Oct. 27. Also Timothy donations will be picked up in daughter, Ga111polls; An· hall from 9 a m to 3 p.m. the Harrisonville area . Those thony, Roush, Mason; Blain TuesdHV H IS srommr ed by wishing the pickup service R1ggs, J r., 'Pomt P!casa11t ; !hi.!'' r'"'' J1t•l ~~ l dill dnd St are to call 742-3048 or 742-264 3 ~ Shawn Wood , Po int Pleasa nt.I Jll( l/1t:JJUI ctll!s, 1 McGutre, E lvie Mizc, Ka thy Conde. Reedsv ille ; th ree grandchildren.. tw o nieces and three nephews. Funeral services wil l be held Tuesday at 10 a. m. at Sacred Heart Church with the Rev . Father Paul Wel ton Milky Way likened to • • • cosmic river m space Har riS, a son, Btdwell Mr. and Mrs . Edward Martin, a ''part of some kind of cosmic river flowmg through the untve'rse" at I 3 mJUion mph The researchers, Lawrence Laboratory physicist Richard Muller . phySicist Geo rge Smoot a nd graduate student Marc Gorenstein, have pubhshed thetrfmdmgs m t11e furrent issue of the jow-nal "Physical Rev1ew Letters." Their research i ~ based on an ongoing NASA study at the · Ames Research Center in Mountain Vtew, Calif., where meas urem ents of cosmic "black body" radtalwn have been taken aE!Jard a high nymg plane. Initial results of their researc h, Muller says , mdicates "there ts a lot more large scale motion in the untverse than has generally been ~op posed " "I don 't thtnk anybody can cast serious doubt on the accuracy of our data," Muller, 33, satd ' The Milky Way 's estunated speed 1s not surprising to the Berkely group but the latest tnfor m atwn indi ca t es the galaxy is movmg in the opposite d irection than ~ci en ­ ga lax.tes are m?vmg even faster than th ~ M1lky Way so that relattve to them the Mtlky W~y appears to be movutg m r everse of •ts actual du·ectwn. The ''black body" radtatton, a famt radio Signal 111 the nucrowave range of the spe ctrum, is' beheved In be a remnant of the onginal "Big Bang" I explosion that ph)'sicists beheve marked the birth of Ute universe some 20 billion years ago. Proponents of Ute- ''Big Bang" theory have generally • . 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WASHINGTON - IN THE LAST SESSION of Congress, both Larry McDonald and Andrew Young were Democratic congressmen from Georgia. Now Young is U. S. Ambassador to the United Nations and McDonald wants him unpea!'hed. McDonald, a conservative, Introduced a resolution Monday calling lor Young's impeachment under a constitutional provision that federal officials can be ou:rted lor "high crime and misdemeanors. " ~ , A spokesman In the offices of Speaker Thomas O'NeUI satd processing of the resolution had not been completed .. McDonald told a news conference Young has made "racist" remarks and "aligned himself with world revolutionary forces." The resolution cites 21 points against Young, includlhg his failw-e to oppose admission of Vietnam to the United Nations. . Funeral Home where may call at any time . will be In the Cogar cemetery . m . af K1mes Funeral Home in Pa r kersburg . "'" , Among his s urv1vors are a son, Kenne-th Cafe of Mid ., NEW FACE - The Me~gs County Courthouse, not only one of the oldest 111 Ohio bul also unique because of outside entrances at three levels, is undergoing a By United Pressliltemalional · WASHINGTON - THE SUPREME COURT has cleared the way lor Richard Nixon's White House tapes to be screened for evidence in a damage suit stemming from mass arrests made during 1971 antiwar demonstrations in Washington. At the same time that Nixon lost his third White 'House tapes case in the Supreme Court Monday, the justices put an end to government efforts to prosecute lawyer Frank DeMarco Jr . who prepared the former President's now-famous 1969 tax return . In death wer e a grandmot her , Fifteen Cents Vol. 28, No. 120 Downtown ·lot declared nuissnce in Pomeroy SALE! Just re cer~·ed a sh1pment of k i mball pianos. For Anniversary Week buy the piano of your choice at special sale price. Spinets and consoles in walnut. Pine, oak . maple and cherry finish Use our sen stble cred tt se rv1ce . He said tliat .;,hile ooly· a handful of natioos produce . sophisticated weapons, the number of nations sil!king ·to (iurooase them ts increasing rapidly. In Africa, carter said it is "essential that all outsltk natlooa exercise restraint in their actions in Zimbabwe and Namibia so that we can bring about majority rule and avoid,a widening war that could engulf the southern half of the Afi-ican conflict." But Carter said "of all the regional cooflicts in the world, none holds more menace th an the .llliddle cEBst." "War there has carried the world to the edge of nuclear · ~fro ntalion " he said; w-grng "good faith negotiations between the Arabs countries and Israel .. . with the recognition that all have the right to eltist in peace, with early establishment of dtplomatic relations, econqrnic and cultural exchanges!' at Y- enttne ANNIVERSARY WEEK Shtrl ey Surv iving besides the parents ~re a grandmother, Mrs. Edith Coga r, Syracuse ; a grctndfather , Herbert A m ot n~ q1~ t'~ ~ou ~ y~/0" ol lull '"'"'r(lnly Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesda y, October 4, 1977 ELBERFELDS Shade, died at birth Fr iday at _ Caie. Par k er~bu rg , will be Pleasanr Valley Hospita l. held Wednesda y at 10: 30 a Year War r iln1y e , • • • compa r ed to 96 near by ·--!Discharges, Oct. I} Vtrgene Bolm,, Sa ra Clark, Henthorne, Alta Jenk ins , . Donna Cobb, Mrs Tex Cor fee ~' ran c t s McCullocl1, Mrs and daug hte r , Ltlltan Eddie Mollett ,and daughte r,. Edwards, Fred Fields, Mary Dana Rayburn, Mrs. Roger Ford, Dtane Fredenck, AlUla Rose a nd son , Robert Hall, Sharon Halley. Rtckie Schul er , Lmda Seymore , Ha rvey, Lisa J ohnst on, Carolyn Stewart, Elizabeth Cha rles Ke ise r , Ruby Thornton. Mea dows , Minme Mill er, ~Births, Oct. 2) Worthy Nibert, Hattie Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pugh, Jeremy Patton. John Peters. a daughter, Wellston : Mr and K1plm g Reed, Myrtle Mrs : Charles Doll!l.er, a Sampso n, Lau ra Scott , daughter , Middleport. Mr. Cla re nce Shaff er , Mrs and Mrs . Michael Blame, a Wayne Shoemaker and son, son, Galhpohs. Mr and Mrs Cnslle Swartz , Mary Wears. Carl Tennant. a son, New (Births, Oct. I ) Haven, W. Va . ' Mr, .a nd Mrs. Donald Vaughn , a son, Pomeroy Mr and Mrs. Joseph Holtz, a son, Wellston. ~Discharge s , Oct. 2) William Bell, Jarvie Burke, James Carpenter, Mrs. John W. K. CALE Funeral serv ices for W K. Fu ll ~ .. ~ LODGE TO MEET Pomeroy Lod ge 164, F&AM, will meet in regular session at 7:30 p. m. Wed· nesday at the temple. All Master Masons are lnvit•rl • da ughter, Pomeroy . infant daughter of Richard and Brenda Whaley Cogar:, Whaley of Bradbury, and IiEttN THOMAS In an address prepared !or the U.N ; General Assembly , the att,u k ' " ' lloc Unlloo States, our terrttorles·or armed forces or President said " In Strategic Arms Urnitation Talks we and the ~ "uch " " attacl< on ow- allies " UNITED NA TIO.NS (UPI ) - Declaring that a significant ·Soviets are witl\in sigh\ of a significant agreement on limiting The Prest dent focused his address on the role the United arms limitation agreement is · 'Wilhin sight ," President Carter the Inial number ol weapons and in reslrteting t•erta in states mtends to play tn limiting and reducing arms, today offered to cut the U.S. nuclear arsenal by 50 per cent if categortes of weaJ)O'ls of special concern to each of us ." coo trolling nuclear technology. restricting the arms trade, and the Russians do likewise, and pledged America will never use Hpaid "We can al!ll) start the crucial process of curbing the settlrng disputes by peaceful means. · the weapons except in self defense. relentless march ilf technolgtcal development, which makes He noted Utat the nuclear club has not expanded 1ts Carter also said "my country believes that the tim~ has nucle'ar weapons even more difficult to control." _ memberslup in 25 years and said "by genuine cooperation, we come to end all explosions of nuclear devices, no matter what If the two superpowers succeed in limiting weapons, he said, can make certain that it grows no further." their clauned justification - peaceful or military." they "will alllo create a foundation for better relations in other On the subject of conventional arms, Carter said worldwide Carter, who flew here from Washington for a two-day sta,y , spheres." military expenditures are now in the neighborhood of $300 had a calendar crowded with speaking engagements, talks To reduce the reliance of nations on nuclear arms , Carter billion a year. with heads of delegations from around the world, and crucial said " I hereby so lemnly declare oo behalf of the United States "Last year the nations of the world spent more than 60 times consultations With the Egyptian and Israeli foreign ministers that we wUI not use nuclear weapons except m self-defense ; as much equipping each soldier as we did educating each later today. • that is, In circumstances of an actual nuclear or rnnventinnal child," he added expan~IOn of the uruverse, Evelyn VVhaley, a nd a Sacr.·ed Heart Cemetery . grandfather, Lafe Cogar. Funer al ser vi ces will be Rosarx ser vices will be held this evening at 7: 30 p m . at held at 1 p m. Tuesday at the INFANT COGAR Angel Elisabeth Cogar, By UPl White Houe llepurter Muller's group was able to determme an approltimate speed and direction of the Milky Way, whi ch they say is headed ~1ward a spot in the sky where the constellation Hydra lies officiati ng . Burial will be 1n Ewing Funeral Home where friends may call at any time. Russians dared to reduce nuclear arms by ¥2 BEitKELEY, Cahf. (UPi l . speed Muller's gl'oup found . believed th e unt ver se is - New data ga thered by a But ~e thought Ute ga i~ Y-expa nding at a uruform rate. grtlup of Berkeley moved m nearly the pppos1te By measuring the strength resea rchers indicates the directJon Muller says this of the " black body" s1gnal Milky Way galaxy may be may . mea n 1tha t nea rb y re lative to the- gener a l tis ts have prev tous ly thought. Astronom•r Vera Rubm of Susan WiUtams . the Carnegte Institu te m ~Births, Sept. 30) Wash mgton recently clocked M r . and M r s. Fra nci s the Milky Way's veloc ity son , Wellston. Mr. and Mrs. D · M C · k Edd ie Buffington offi ciati ng . enm s c orm1c , a Burial woi i be in Beech Grove daughter, Oa k Htll ; Mr. and Cem eter y Friends ma y ca ll . Mrs. Robert Shaffer, a at !he fu nera l home an y t tme . . • WASHINGTON- FOR 26 MiLLION AMERICANS, poor health carries an unusually heavy price tag. They don't have health insurance, Self-employed, unemployed, marginally employe(!, students or in such p~r h~lth they can't qualify , these Americans have neither prtvate msurance nor actess to public programs like Medicare lor the aged and disabled or Medicaid for the needy . While 8 mUiion of them have other sources of aid like the Ve!l:rans Administration, Ute oUter 18 million are totally ·without protection against the soaring costs of health care, the _ Department of HeaiUt, Education and Welfare says. A\ a national health insw-ance hearing today, HEW asked for testimony from politicians, lawmakers, business and medical groups and others with an interest in drafting a national heaiUt Insurance plan. . . True to form , the Amerkan Medical Assoc1a1ton planned to testify til favor of private health insurance through the existing insurance Industry. MADISON OHIO - SCHOOL TEACHERS in the Madison district went o~ strike today In a labQr digpute, pickettng the schQIIIS and administration building. Superintendent Albert Wilgus told the 4,700 pupils to come to class and bring their own IWlches. He satd classes would be handled by .Yolunteers, substitutes, and ~on-<~triking teachers. The teachers decided Monday mght to strike after the Board of Education rfijected a proposed compromise. setuement. CHILLICOTHE - WEAREVER ALUMINUM INC. Pr'esident R. L. Beauchal:np says a strike by alx>ut 500 '· members of LocalliO of the Aluminum Workers International • may cause business losses that are "hard \o regain." The fa ctory woekers, who l)ave rejected a proposed aetUement, have been picketing the Wearever plant since Saturday afternoon. Olmpany officials went to court Monday :'""ki~g an injunction to allow salaried employees to cross the ptckel Im.es. Beauchamp said' Monday the proposed agreement, rejected by the workers, "would have put wages and be;teflts among (he highest in the cooking utensil industry." He satd the strike comes at "a very bad tune when ·customers are preparing for fall and Chri~as, " adding, "business losses at this time are hard to regam . "Apparently some employees are not concerned with the continuation of Uteir jobs," Beauchamp said. NEW YORK - SAY GOODBYE TO TilE YOKU.III famtlv (Continued on page 1 0) Amy (Kingsland) Jones, Jackson, has 15 days to clean up property she owns next to the new Stlffier store on Main St.·or the village will order I\ done at the expense of Mrs. Jones. Pomeroy Council Monday night passed a resolution declaring the property a nuisance. The resolution orders .lllrs. Jones to correct the "health hazard" as now, exists, . remo\re.flammable materials and 'toose materials that remain standing, and to fill Ute lot and-<~r erect a fence or barricade to prevent pedestrians from falling Into a hole on the lot. In the event the village makeo improvements to the lot, then Mrs. Jones will reimburse \he Yillage with Interest. The vlllage will have a lien on the lot lor all expenses, Including Interest for . in'lprovements. In other business Mid· dleport village tennlnated its contract lor water from Pomeroy Village as of Nov. l. Council accepted the reslgnallon of councilman PhD Globokar effective Oct. 1. Council has 30 days In which to appoint a person to council and if It !aU. to do so, 1\ then becomes the responsibility of the mayor, who alao has 30 days. Meeting with council was Joe Struble who spoke on behalf of the Pomeroy E·R Squad. -- -···• Struble explained that three members are in· terested In taking advanced training given by a representative from Hocking Technical College In NelsonvUie. The. classes will be held In .llliddleport three nights a week lor a period of three months. When the men are finished, they will be certified by the state as EMTs, or "parame<Ucs." The cost per person for the . school Is '100, making a total of $300. Council approved the request and commended the emergency squad members and fire department mem· (Continued on Jllllle 10) Some head j\lst screwed on wrong Elderly man hit ·i n rr oad by truck school entered An elderly man was los\ 'control of his car when a hospitalized with fractures of lire blew out. The vehicle ran the legs.followmg a traffic ac- off the nght stde of the cident at 8·40 a.m. Monday on highway striking an embank· Sheriff's deputies were on Center) at Washington, D. C. 8, two nules south of SR ment. the scene o\ler the weekend He asks anyone traveling the 143 in Meigs County. and Monday at lhe tetln Uood road over the weekend The Galha-Meigs Post Falls Elementary School who observed suspicious Htghway Patrol sa1d State where vandalism resulted In vehicles to call his office. Robert S. Scout, 79, Rt. 2, heavy property damage and Middleport Police have Albany, was walking along eight cartons of milk were reported missing 1971 John stolen. Deere 310 backhoe-front end the highway when struck by a Sheriff James J. Proffitt'• loader with a roll lop canopy, truck operated . by Jan M. DepJ. said entry, gamed yellow in color. The backhoe O,Bienness Hospital in \hrou!lh a coal chute, was was taken from the B & K Athens by a SEOEMS am· Football games not played made some ttme since Construction on Pearl St., bulance. Pickett was ctted for by Southern Local will go Friday. Nine window panes in believed around September ])it-skip. Lewis A. Young,27, San· down as forfeits, but will not the buDding were knocked out 26. Information related to this dyyille,W.Va. was charged be counted m the final stanas were all the light bulbs In theft also is needed, the with driving left of the center dings in the _Southern Valley the girls' restroom. sheriff said. followmg an accident at II : 15 Athletic Conference under a In other criminal activity, a.m. Monday on John 's Creek . resolution approved Monday Max Davis of the Columbus Rd. one and one tenth miles during the annual fall and Southern Ohio Electric wesl of Rocky Fork Rd. The meeting of the league at Company reported Monday patrol said Young's car Kyger Creek High School. that the company's radio Sunny today and Wed· sideswiped a car operaied by According to a league equipment had been stolen · nesday, highs days between Jerry L. Fillinger, 19, Rt.l, spokesman, Southern will over the weekend from trans- 65 and 70. Clear tonight, lows Crown City. Fillinger suf· close ils doors following miller buDding located on the to , 45 . Probablllty of fered minor injuries. Follow· classes Friday. All football flood road. Entry was gained precipitation near zero mg the impact, the Young car games scheduled against by breaking off locks on \he percent today and tonight, 10 ran over an embaltkment league opponents after Fri· door. Stolen were a mo\rac percent Wednesday. then overturned. day will go as forfeits, radio, battery charger, two A backing mishap occurred although the losses will.not be balleries, and an amplifier at 4:30 p.m. Monday on SR placed in the win-loss col· valued at approximately 124, one tenth of a mlle east of WIUlS . F.XTENDED OUTLOOK $3,000. SR681. State troopers satd an Thursday through It was ~ ~ecided that The buDding was entered auto opera~ by Ray C. Southern will r\ot be eligible Saturday, a chance of approximately one year ago 75, Reedsv1lle, backed for the league chomp10nship. when a radio system also was ohowers mainly north· Sm~th, into a car ~wned by Nancy At the present time, the Tor· Thursday and lair Friday stolen. Bartimus, 21, Reedsville. nadoes are 3-1 overall and 1-0 Sheriff Proffitt said lhe and Saturday. Hlflba wW be A single car accident oc- mtheSVAC. In t.be 60s or low 70. and radio equipment has been curred at 7:55 p.m. on League officials reelected enteFed in , the NCIC lows will be mostly In lbe Johnson's Rd. nine tenthS of a Gary Minton, Kyger Creek tOs, (National Crime Information ::·:·:·:·.::·:·.·:·:::·:·:·: :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:~: ·:·:·:·:;:·:·:·:·:·:·:· :·· mile north of LitUe Bullskin guidance c ounselor and Rd . The patrol said Randall assistant· baskethall coach as D. Caldwell, 16, Gallipolis, president of the SV AC. Other TAX MEETING SET Special meeting to discuss CALL ANSWERED The Pomeroy Emergency a six point five mill tax levy Squad answered a call to will be held at 7:30 p.m. Mulberry Ave. at 10:57 a.m. Wednesday in the cafeteria of ' Monday for Mrs . Gerald the Southern HigH School. at Racine. All parents are In· Wildermuth who had a COLU.IIIBUS (UPI) - Ohio with buying the lines, Simons possible broken wrlsl. She vited to the meeting at which has federal money to acquire said. was taken to Holzer Medical time questwns on the levy, to rail lines from Marietta to Federal money to acquire Center. At 12:23 p.m., the be voted on at a special Minerva in the heart of Ohio's the 120 miles of deactivated squad went to Chester for election on Oct. 25, wUI be coal fields but is stymied over track of the defunct Penn Ralph Mathews who was also answered. Several PTO units the issue of who will pay lor · Central is part of the $5.8 taken to Holzer Medical of the district are sponsoring tiUe searches to buy the lines million grant received from the meeting. Center. the Federal Railroad and rlgh\ of ways. , Nat Simons, executive Administration (FRA). Simons and Sen . John director of the Ohio RaU Transportation Authority Glenn, D.()hio, jointly (ORTA), told board members announced the grant last Monday trustees of the Friday in Washington. lt was Merilbeis of 4-H and FFA To be discussed at this bankrupt Penn Central offered through the U.S. selling animals a\ Ute 1977 ' meeting will, be selection of Railroad \hat controls the · Regional Rail Reorganization Metg' County. Junior Fair; representatives to serve ~n lines refuse to pay for title Act to ORTA which would allow the Ohio agency to along with their parents, are the Sale Committee, a brtef searches. Since this involves at least acquire vital rail lines not reminded that the Meigs summary of the sale, review County Sale Committee will of the expenses and receipts, $500,00o set aside for the legal , now In use. Simons said the grant meet on Thursday evening, review of the 1977 sale and work, ORTA may wmd up would permit the purchase of October 6 at 7:3n p.m. at the any other topics needm g paying more for Ute title the 120 mtles of ra il lines appratS!tl, along search and County Extension Offtce. attenti.m. :rn A deer was killed in an acct· dent at 8·40 p.m. on SR 325. The anunal ran into the path of a car operated by Ricky A. Matheney, 20, Rt.l, Vinton. - ~~edt.be..a. . Southern's .g ames no-count forfeits Weather · Three calls lor asohlanee lo t... Mid· dleporl Volualeeremergency unit were answered Monday, one of them proving a fak e. The squad weul to SR 7 below Middl..,..rt al Z: 54 p.m. lor Gbarlt1 Cuter, Syracuae who waiUea to Vel'erana M11morlal Hoopltal aafleriAI · a nosebleed. All:tl p.m., the squad weal lo BruaOway St. for John Krawscoyn who was havlnc cbell paints. He wao \Uea to Holzer Medical Center. AI 11: t5 p.m. the men were caUed to 111 MUJ St. where a baby waa .~ported cbotlol. Tbere,... 110 such address. Later, a telephone operator caUed vU1a1e hall to report that lhe mcldenl wao laking place on Laurel St. Tlie Middleport 11DH aearched l.aure\ St., sliD ceald n~ lind a home where a baby was cboldll1. So the Pliileroy Emergency aqaad was called to chec• l.aunl St. In Pomeroy for Rdl u IDcldeDL 'l'lull uM' ftlllld find 80 lUCia , ~ale , Later; • leleJIItone operat.r called 111•111 1 . officers named were ·Jtm Sprague, Kyger Creek head football coach as vice· president and Keith Carter, KC head cage coac h, secretary-treasurer. Due to a large defi cit from the 1976-17 school year, each school was assessed a $50 an· nual membership fee. Due \9 econonucal reasons, the · alliiual SVAC Cage Preview was tenta\lvely scheduled for Friday, Nov. l8 at Kyger Creek High School instead of the Paul R. Lyrie Genter. Hannan Trace and Symmes Valley wlll meet in the opepmg game at 6:30p.m. North Gallia and Eastern will face each other at 7 :30 p.m. while Kyger Creek and Southwestern tangle al 8:30 p.m. If. Southern is able to participate, the Tornadoes will meet an unnamed opponent at 9:30 p.m. that even· ing. ' The next meeting will be Nov.l5 for the selection of the aii-SV AC foothall \earn. Program will be explained to candidates Southeast Ohio Junior Mia• today aru10unced an arlen· • tatlon meeting for all high school senior girls ol110uthel'l\. Ohio Interested Iii entering " the 1977-78 Southeast Ohio Junior Miss Scholarship finals Nov. 20 at the Metgs Junior High · School auditorium In Mldilli!port. The meeting wUl be lield at the Meigs Inn t.nquet room In Pomeroy, Sunday, Oct. 9 at 2:30 p.m. when the Junior Mill Program will be ez.· plalned and date• lor rehearsals set. Interested high school senior girls unable to attend may write to the Southeast Ol)lo Junior Miss ~cholarshlp Program, P. 0. Box 104, Pomeroy, Ohio t5769. Members of the board of Southeast Ohio Junior Miss, Inc. are Ralph H. Werry, presiden~ ; Joyce Quillen, vice president; Tonya Davis, secretary; Wlllla:m Quickel, treasurer, and Calllta Searls and Johl Sellers directors. Title searches block rail purchase Sale committee meeting set . • • . .. '' extending !rom Marietta through Cambridge , Newcomerstown, Dover and Minerva. It would connect Youngstown and the Lake Ene ports o( Ashtabula and Conneat to the <l!io River and Ute southeastern Ohio coal fields. The money would also allow ORTA to acquire some 12 miles of rail lines vital to the possible location of Honda Motor Co. motorcycle plant near Marysville. Simona said the proposed Hooda rail line project south· west from Peoria was analyzed. He said the line would be activated as soon as a letter of commibnenl is received from Honda. · The ORTA board, however, delayed a vote on a n.~lutlon which would give lhe Ohio Altorney Ge~~eral ' s .tall the right to explore legal avenues ~ for title searching the Penn Central lines. A matter that would delay purchase and a clear lilie to the sought lines is the amount PeM Central trllltees owe Ohio - $80 mlllloil In back· taxes. The bankruplllne owtl $4 mUilon to Franklin County alone. ' The federal money war reported to be the Initial stage of the Ohio rail line • .ac quisiti on program . Purchased lines wOllkl • placed in the state ndl IJaliif for futw-e revitall&ation . . ·I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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