http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8be9c402c1ce5091a56e08be267d9062.pdf 98c234e4b5b85d9c2cc64484993012e7 PDF Text Text Bad storm hits president's cruise ABOARD THE DELTA QUEEN the White House would issue a (AP) - President Carter is visiting statement today detailing Carter's the scene of.Arnerica's most famous plans to use an executive order to whitewashing - Hannibal, Mo., home increase power production along the of Samuel Clemens and the fence Tom river. Sawyer supposedly talked his buddies The president did not have to leave into painting. the boat today to encounter a Today's activities mark the next to character out of Mark Twain, the the last scheduled stop on the first name under which Clemens wrote. family's seven-<iay cruise down the Up in the wheelhouse reigns pilot Mississippi on the sternwheeler Delta C.S. Ware, who has worked on the Queen. river au but 17 .of hls 66 years. Late Wednesday, during a stop at a Ware was in his high, cu.shioned lock, Carter noted the entire lock and chair Tuesday afternoon when the dam system on the Mississippi River Delta Queen ran smack into a :JG. produces only 165 megawatts of electricity, compared to an Army Corps of Engineers estimate that it ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::: could produce 2,400 megawatts. Press secretary Jody Powell said EXTENDED FORECAST Saturday through Moodily - a cbance of sbowen Saturday. Fair Sunday. Sboweu or· llnmderstorms JIOIIIble Moaday. SQUAD RUNS Highs li1011tly lo the 70s Saturday The Middleport Emergency Squad w1!111l1Dg to lbe mid aad upet 80e made two runs Wednesday.The first Monday. Low upper 5011 .a ad low was at 1: 49 p.m. to the home of Ann 60s early Saturday aad ID lbe IIIII PRESIDENT 'S VACATION, CAMPAIGN CRUISE aboard the steamboat Delta Queen, this week. The 53 Morri s, Route 14ll·. She was . early Sunday and Moodily. -Jimmy Carter, acl-ompanied by his wife, Rosalynn, year old sternwheeler departed from St. Paul, Minn., transported to Pleasant Valley ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Friday and will arrive in St. LoUis on August 24. and daughter, Amy, is sailing on a seven -night cruise Hospital. SQUAD CAlLED The second caU occurred at 7: 16 The Pomeroy Emergency Squad yesterday evenin g. Albert Keaton, SEEKS DIVORCE , Nelsonville man faces church B&E charges answered one ~ all this morning at 2:34 91'.. Liberty Avenue, Pomeroy, was According to an entry in the Meigs a.m. It transported Veria Warth of transported by the squad to Holzer Chief Jed Webster of the Pomeroy County Common Pleas Court, Tarniny Meigs County deputies returned Rose Hill to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Lynn Richards, Pomeroy, has filed Herbert Farm , 68, Nelsonville, from Police Department filed the charge. Medical Center . fo r divorce from Danny Pa ul the Athens County Sheriff's Richards, Middleport. She charges Department Wednesday morning to gross neglect of duty and extreme face charges of treaking and entering cruelty. of the Methodist Church in Pomeroy, on July 30, 1979. In his initial court appearance in Me igs County Court Wednesday afternoo n, bond was set by Judge Charles Knight at $2000. Farm posted 10 percent and was released . Eleven file for Meigs Local School Board minute squall that briefly pack6d winds of almost 70 miles an hour and driving sheets of rain. .. "Rain or shine or sleet or snow, t~ Delta Queen she's got to go," sang O\lt Ware, who swung the boat into a co~ to drive the rocking vessel out of tile brunt of the storm. Carter, in the wheelhouse for most of the storm, later congratulated Capt. Fred Martin f<r a job "w.ell · done." The storm sent the steamboat's crystal chandeliers swinging over the grand staircase, tossed alwninuin deck chairs about like doll house furniture and left the presidential ~g flying in tatters atop the front mast. Martin called the storm, which had winds approaching hurricane force, "very serious," but said .he had encountered a similar one l8llt fall . The sternwheeler's control mechanism - two steering rods instead of a wheel - and digital depth finder would look like magic to Twain, a sternwheeler pilot himself in his early years. Eleven candidates including a Middleport husband and wife are · seeking election to the Meigs Local School District Board of Education. Deadline for filing petitions with the Meigs County Board of Elections for the board of education posts in the county was 4 p.m. on Thursday. In the Meigs Local District, voters VOL. XXVIII ~\~ ,· ~~ SHOE BOX LONDON (AP ) - Gold prices leaped to record liighs in early trading today on Elll'Opj!an markets while the dollar was miJ:ed. Gold shot to $315.625 an ounce at mid-morning In Zurtch, up from Thursday's close of $309L3'15. The metal posted Its pnMOUS record in Zurich on Wednesday when it hit $311.625, before closing at $309.25. In London, gold dealers set the morning fixing price at $314.70 an ounce, up from Thursday 's late rate of $309.375. Gold prices have climbed by more than 5 percent in E urope so far lhl.!l week. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Now's the time for buying back·t~>-school, fall and winter items. Special values, excellent seledK!ns all over the store. Use our convenient layaway plan. We'll gladly help you find your right size and style. BIC BARGAIN PACK GREAT SAVING PLANS NEW YORK (AP) - Five bank LUNCH BOXES SCOTCH BRAND TAPE Popular -scenes on stur dy meta l boxes· with 5 BIC BAUPOINT PENS ONLY qua lity :r hermos brand ASSORTED WIDTHS bottles . 99¢ BOYS' MEN'S WINTER COATS AND VESTS PASSBOOK 90 DAY CERTIFICATE .... ..~.~~:~~~ .s!:~~~·?? ...... SWX, 1 YEAR CERTIFICATE ...... ~:~~.~~.~.~ .'~~~:~ ••• ••• •• 6% 1 Spec ial Boys $16.95 Coats and vests Boys $27.95 Coats and Vests Boys $29.95 Coats and Vests Boys $54.95 Coats and Vests Minimum $1 ,000.00. Interest rate of 1•1•% under the average 4 year yield of Trea sury Secur ities. MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE SlO,OOO minimum . Interest rate equal to the rate of 182 day treasury bUI rate. Alii determined at w eekly auction . SUBSTANTIAL PENALTY FOR EARLY WITHDRAWAL - COAT AND VEST SALE two day sale prices on men 's construction. maple, ne, pecan and oak finishes. S15.19 $25.09 $26.89 $49.39 FROM ONLY REG. 13.79· •••••••••••• SALE 12.95 REG. 15.79 ••••• • • • • • • • SALE 14.65 REG. 17.79 • • • • • • • • • • • • SALE 16.25 REG. sg.79 • • • • • • • • • • • • SALE 17.85 REG. 112.79 ••• •••••••• SALE 110.25 REG. 115.79 • •• • • • •• •• SALE 112.65 ' SALE JUNIOR JACKETS $14995 CHILDREN'S STEREO ALBUM SALE WINTER COAT SALE Specia l Ba ck -to:Sc hool savi ngs on w ar m winer coats . Short and long sty les in corduroy, suede. ny lon and pol yes ter cotton . Boys sizes 2 to 7. G i rl s sJ,zes 2 to .4 , 4 t o 6)( and 7 t o 14. Buy your chi ldren's coats now at these spec ia l sa le pr ices ! ( $22.00 Coats $29 .00 Coats $37.00 coats $54.00 Coats ...... . .. -., . . . $19.79 •.. •. . .... • ..• $26.09 . ............ . $33.29 .. . ...... . .. .. $48.59 sty les in leather, corduroy, nylon, . snorkels, down fil led .. . many mor-e. Sizes ~to so. PLAYTEX .SUPER SALE 20% OFF . *"Support•can be beautiful" bras. * "Living'' bras. * ''Cross your heart" bras ·* "I Can't Believe It's A Girdle" CANNON 11 JUNIOR TOPS AND BLOUSES NO IRON 11 I [3A'JK • . -~ FDil ,•· ·-·-·· .......,.· RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK Racine, Ohin Quality full size spreads snow white or antique white. 1n SPECIAL FUNDS RECEIVED State · Auditor Thomas E . Ferguson 's office reported a total of ' P32,41111.49 has been sent to 74 Ohio counties as reimbursement for costs incurred under Ohio's Publlc Defen· der Program. · Meip County received $342.50 as its share of the total. Men's S32 .95 Coats and Vests Men 's 39.95 Coats and Vests Men's 549.95 Coats and Vests Men's $79.95 Coats and Vests Easy care poplin fabric in assorted colors. Draw str · ing or banded waist styles. Re~ . $21.00. SALE • robberies Monday. Ten bank robberies Tuesday. Three bank robberies Wednesday.' And Thur· sday ? Zero. After 18 bank robberies in three days, and 5114 since the beginning of the year, bank robbers in New york took. day off Thursday. FBI officials said Thunday wu the first day since June 21 ihat no robberies were reported. Gov. Hugh Carey directed ihat more than f! million in federal Law Enforcement AMistance Ad· ministration funds be used to combat bank robberies. The money will be used to hire more pollee offlcel'!l and to bUy improved communications equipment and alarm systems. winter coats and vests. The latMt Country, pop, rock , bluegrass, instrumentals. and mov ie sound tracks . 4 YEAR MONEY CERTIFICATE 6ge YOUR CHOICE Huge selection of styles, col ors and sizes. Vests, snorkels, denims, corduroy and nylon . Sizes 8 thru 20. lA FULL (SER\'ICE i Robberies doMt HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT • • enttne at POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT. OHIO posts are to be filled this fall . Only one candidate filed and he is Jimmy C. CaldweU who is currently serving on the board. Two posts on the Meigs County Board of Elections will be filled this year and only two candidates flied . · They are incumbents, Harold RoWih and Oris Smith. • PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1979 Gold price up SPECIAL V 4Li.IES '1.45 VALUE • year filed for reelection. The four candidates who have filed for the two full terms on Southern's Board are Donald Dudding, David Lynn Shuler, Charles F. Pyles and Don P. Smith. While Meigs Local District has an abundance of candidates this year, a definite shortage was noted in the Eastern Local District where three PICNIC SUNDAY The Syracuse Presbyterian Oturch will hold a picnic at noon Sunday at the roadside park m the west side of Route 33. OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. LISA PUlLINS WfNSRffiBONS Lisa Pullins of Girl Scout Troop 1100, Salisbury, won a blue and two red ribbons in the project judging at the Meigs County Fair. Her name was unintentionally omitted from an earlier listing of ribbon winners. NO. 93 Vaughan whose husband, Richard, flied for a full term on the board. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan operate the Cardinal Supermarket in Middleport. In the Southern Local District, two posts on the board of education are to filled this year. Neither incumbent Dallas Hill or David Nease whose terms will expire this -------------------------------------------------- BAND VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions--J'ames Meadows, Portland ; Joseph Stewart, Bidwell ; Ber tha Las her , !{uti and; Sarah Brown, Minersville; Lynn Young, Racine; Walter Robinson , Rutland ; Harry Sovel, Parma. Dischar ges- -Teresa Barber , Harr y Ly.ons, Jr ., Jacqu elyn Glassburn, Vidia Girolami, Rhonda Jones, F1oyd Barnhouse , Cuba Little. Jane Rought, Jennifer L. Sheets and Richard W. Vaughan. Powell, Riggs and Sheets are incumbents with Powell currently serving in an unexpired term slot. Filing for the unexpired term were Virgil C. King who is an incumbent and long-time member of the board, Robert F . Snowden who is a former board member and Mrs. Ruby e ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SHOES will elect three persons to fuU four yea r terms in the November election. One person will be named to fill an unexpired term on which. two years remains. Seeking election to fuU terms in the district are Jerry W. Colmer, C. Arland King, Warren L. Perrine, Larry C. Powell, Keith Riggs, Ellen fall •tvles and colors, , terry cloth, pol v"'-..1~cotton. Junior •lzes S, M, L. Reg. $ 7.00 .... SaleS 6.19 Reg. $10.00 . • .• $ales 8.79 Reg. $12.00 .• .'. Sale S10.59 Reg. $21.00 .•• • Sale $18.49 KIM FRALEY, Meigs High School band member, is caught in a m001ent of concentration during her stay at band camp held at Camp Crescendo, Rio Grande. The band camp concludes this evening. Photo by Dorset Thomas and Jeff Daniela. ALTIIOUGH HAMPERED by rains during the week, the Meip High School Marching Band has been hard at it l~ming new routines and procedures at ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ,, practices. Photo by Dorsel Thomas and Jeff Daniela. Parents protest Gallia ·busing plan BY KEVIN 1tELLY Heated exchanges between parents and board members highllghted the specW meeting of the Gallia Local Board of Education meeting Thursday night. A delegation of more than 20 parents filled the county superin· tendent's office to PJ;otest the board's decision to bus kindergarten classes from Bidwell and Addaville schools to Cheshire-Kyger Creek to relieve overcrowded conditions at both buildings. The parents felt transporting four and five year-old children all over the county was not only wasteful, but might create a dangerous situation, especiaJJy in the winter )Donths. The situation had been created when nine atra students in Bid· well 's fifth grade class registered lhl.!l year, forcing some kindergarten students to he moved to Addaville, where principal Alfred Scarberry sald space was cramped. Consequently, the board decided to bus students to rooms at CheshireKyger. "There's no question the move is not ideal," sald board president James Blevins. "The question is when you 're choosing the least of evils, by using available rooms , or solving the problem at Bidwell." Several parents . voic ed disagreement with the decision, stating the kindergarten chlldren should not be made to suffer a con· fusing situation at the expense of nine fifth graders. " You 're putting these kids through a very bad time and turning them against school early," sald one parent. parents, sald the board's actions could affect the school levy on the ballot this November. Additionally, with Addaville kin· dergarten classes meeting at Cheshire-Kyger in the afternoon , parents · complained it would be early evening by .the time the children arrived home. ' 'They would have·to ride ihat bus an hour and a half longer," said one parent. P&n!llll 1111ed lbe board to rever· se lis dedaloll aDd allow coodlllolll 1'be parenll aceased lbe OO.rd of lbe cblldra'a best lnlerftll IUid of belllg WICOIICel'lled wttb lbe JII'Oblema created by the aot actiDc ID lltualloo. John Lance, a spokesman for the ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:;:::·:::·:·:::·:·:::·:·::: MEETS 'nJESDAY A meetmc of lbe Melgl Local Teacbers • Auo. to dlawu lbe posalbWty of ata111og lbe year wttboula cootnct will be beld at 7:• p.m. Taeaday, Sept. 4. All members 81'1! 11111ed to atteod tbe meetiDc. :::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::: CLEVELAND (AP) - Here are wiJIIIlDg 111111bers drllwo Thursday niRbl ID lbe weekly Oblo Lottery game: Gold 5; wblle 37; blue 141; willalhon5Z!IOII. lbe to remalo as tbey were. Dr. Gary Toolbacker, new c01111ty auperlolelldent, went on reeord opJIOilog aoy cbiiJIIeB at lhillstage. "For a dllltrlcllo cbaoge lis Iran· aporlaUoo polley on the Thunday before clas~e~ start Mooday, is a mistake," he oald. " It would Just be Impossible." Dr. Tooihacker suggested he get · together next week with a parents' committee and examine the possibilities of using whatever available space at Bidwell to relieve the situation and keep the children in the area. ,: A few pare'\ls. intimated they would not allow tlleir children to ride the buses Monday, but Toothacker urged them not to deprive the children of their educatioin while the problem is being resolved . A .special meeting was decided upon for Aug . 30 to discuss Tooihacker 's findings and make recommendations to the board. In other action , the board discussed the possibility of increasing the operatinR millage. Blevins said the decision must be made before Sept. 7 if it is to be on the November ballot. Toothacker suggested the board have a study session and exchange infonnatlon before ihat date. "We are looking at an extremely bad situation before the end of next year," Blevins sald. "There's not gplng to he any money to do · anything next year if we don't do 110mething." The board also hired for the academic year Sharon Yates, Rio Grande, as parttime coordinator for the Title I Program; Minda L. Walker as DPPF aide at C&dmias Elementary ; Lois Thomas, Crown City, as educational aide at Hannan '!;race ; Peggy Huber, as kin· dergarten teacher at Centerville Elementary; David A. Moore, · Cheshire, as teacher, and George E. Hertzke as North Gallia High School princiPal. Four resignatioll8 were also ac. cepted by the board: Betty Joan Burns, suh<Jtitute cook; Opal Lee Phillips, fulltlme cook; Christy J. Wilson, teacher ; and Janice J. Swoger, North GaJJJa High School secretary. Handicrafts current rage · cling in the crevices of the piece. Chalk comes in a rainbow of colors, and is extremely un· compllcated to apply. Brushes are used to stroke on the chalk, which really gives a delicate· looking touch to the piece. After the whole item is chalked, water·ba~ paint is utilized to it. · U you're wondering how '')'ou touch up any mistakes, or to do any detaU work you might want can diacover this craft, Amy Hlll, to add. Racine, will be glad to assist you. The completed plaster figure Is She 1.8 the operator of ..the "Hogg then sprayed to seal and protect Hollow Dabble Shop," which lt. Any finiBh you desire can be provides all the materials needed used, from matte, a non-glossy for the hobby - brushes, chalk, spray, to super-Bheen, which water-based paint, and, above really shirM!s! all, over 200 different pieces of The "Dabble Shop''has been in plaster. business only for about a month The plaster ·pieces come in now, and is located outside of practicaJiy every shape Racine. Just drive for about imaginable, from roaring lions to mile past Southern High School, meek zebras and gentle giraffes, cross a cement bridge, tum left, from coDed cobras to enormous and follow the arrows. Amy con· zodiac wall hangings. And, to top AMY HIU. shows some of the wide variety of plllster Items available ducts the business in a gorgeous , to the amateur craftsman . it off, the cost of plastercraft Is A.frame, where she resides with very reasonable compared to her family. ·other slmllar hobbies. She plans to set up classes in The proceas of colonng the plastercraft soon, and with her plaster is, according to Amy, an present shop hours are 1 p.m. to Amy has a ~egree in art experience as a teacher at Mason easy and fun activity. First, the 10 p.m. Monday .through Friday, Marshall University, and she 1s item is pain~ with a special . Elementary School, she should be and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, currently working' on her successful in training others• in ivory-colored pilint. This allows · and she will be mroe than happy master's degree. It was while at. the processes involved. Her the chalk to go on smoothly and to "show you the ropes." tending classes there that she By Jayae Lee Hoeflich Handicrafts are the current rage of the nation for spare time activity, so If you haven~ found yolll'l! yet, perhaps plastercraft Is you~ ''thing! " It 's an enjoyable hobby, and plastercraft Is so simple that anyone of any age can do a from OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 5 P.M. . Camp Crescendo, Rio Grande. Here the full Marauder Golden fu!gime Band is busy during one ,of its field I DEMONSTRATES - Amy demonstrates the teclmlques of chalking a plaster figurine. · was introduCed• to a girl in· terested In plastercraft who, in tum, got Amy fascinated by it. In a short time, she became ad· dieted to the hobQy, H this brief view of plastercraft has intrigued you, and you've been considering taking up a hobby in handicrafts, try It I It mi3ht just tum out to be your thing. �2 TheDa ly Sentmel ORDINANCE NO SOl necessa y an amended e u n must be f led n or de o repo t add ona n come and pay any ad d t ona ax due o cia m a refund of ta)( overpa d sub ject o the requ rement s and or m tat ons con ta ned n Sec t onsl and 15 Such amended returns ha I be on a form ob ta nab e on reques f om the Adm n stra,lo A tax payer ma y not change ne me hod Of account ng or appo onrnent of net prof Is after the due dale for f I ng the or g na eu n 2 W h n h ee 3 man ths f om the f na deter m na on Of any federa tax ab ly aflec ng he Ia~ payer s ax I ab y to lh s mun cpa ty such ta)( paye sha make and f le an amended eturn shOW' ng ncome sub ect to the ncome tax Of th s mun c pa ty based upon such f nal determ nat on of fede a lax ab ty and pay any add ana tax show-n due the eon o make c a m or refund o any overpayment SECT ON 6 COLLECT ON AT SOURCE A n acco dance w th Ru es and Regu a ons p es bed by he Ad m n st a or each em p oye w h n Qr do ng bus ness w th n th s mun c pa ly shal deduct a the I me of the payment of such salary wage com m ss on or other com pensat on the tax as prov ded here n ot t he gross sa ar es wages com m ~s ons or o he com pensal on due by the sa d emp eye o sa d employee or the t ps o gratu t es repo ed to sa d emp oyer by each sa d emp oyee for soc al sec1.1r ty or tede a ncome tax purposes and sha on or befo e the last day o the mon h follow ng the c ose of each ca enda quarte make a eturn and pay to the Adm n s rata the amount at taxes so ded ucted Sa d et1.1rns sha I be on a form or orms prescr bed by o ac ce plabl e o he Ad m n s rato and sha I be sub ect to the Ru es and Regu at ons presc bed the efor by he Ad m nsf a to Such em dec arat Or'l has been f ed the unpa d balance shown due thereon sha I be oa d n equa nsta ments on o before he rema n ng pa yment da es E On or before the last da y of the fQUrlh month of the year follow ng that for wh 'h such declarat on or amended dec arat on was f ed an annua return sha be f ed and any ba ance wh ch may be due th s mun c pal y sha I be n ac pa d therew th co dance w th he prov s ens of Sec f on 5 hereof SECT ON 8 OUT ES OF THE ADM N STRfiTOR A 1 t shal be the duly of the V lage Treasu e to rece ve the tax mposed by th s ord nance n the man ner prescr bed here n from the taxpayers to keep an accurate record thereof and to report a II mon es so rece ved 2 II sha I be the duty of the Adm n strator to en fa ce payment of a taxes ow ng h s mun c pa ty o keep accurate records fa a m n mum of f ve {5) years show ng the amount due f om each taxpayer requ red to f le a de<: ara on and or to make any return nc ud ng taxes w tl'1he d and to show the dates and amounts of payments thereof a bus ness profess on en e p se o o her ac v tv a te p ov s on fa a or d na y easonab e and necessary expenses e he r pa d or accrued n ac co dance w th the ac coun ng sys em used by he a xpaye to Federa ncome tax pu roses w ftlou deduc on o axes mposed by h s o d nan e federa sta e and o he axes based on ncome ex c ~ ve of he a moun of Oh o fran c h se ax c om poted on he net wo h bas s and n he case of an assoc at on w thout deduc on o1 sa a es pa d to part ners and ottre owne s and o he rw se ad us ted o he equ d nance eme n s of h so NON RE S DEN T An nd v dua dam c ed out s de h s mun ct pa y NON RE S DEN T UN N CORPORA TED BUS NES S ENT TY - An un n co para fed bus ness ent ty not hav ng an of ce o p ace of bus ness w h n th s mun c pa y PERSON Eve y natu a person pa neshp fd u~a y assoc at on o co po a on Whenever used n any c a use p escr b ng and m p,os ng a pena y( the term pe son as app ed o any un nco rporated en ty sha mean the pa tn e s or membe s thereof and as app ed to corpo a ons he of f ice s the eof PLACE OF BUS NES S Any Bona F de off ce o he than a me f! s atuto y off ce ) fa ctory wa ehous.e or other space wh ch s occup ed and used b'r' he ta xpaye ,:, carry ng on any bus ness act v ty n d v du a y o h ough one • unpa d proved to he Ad m n strator that due to ce a n ha dsh p cond t ons he s unable to pay the fu and w fhhe d whether a no such taxes have n tact amoun of the tax due Such beenw hhe d author zat on sha not be B such emp oyer n granted unt prope re u ns a e f led by the taxpayer co ect ng sa d ax sha be deemed to hod the same• to a I a mounts owed by h m under the ord nance un payment s made by such emp aye to th s Fa lu e to make any mun c pa tv as a Trustee deferred payment when for the benet of th s due sha ca use the o a mun c pa ty and any such unpa d amount nc ud ng tax co ected by such em pena ty and nterest to player from h s emp oyees become payab e on shall unt I the same spa d demand and the prov sons to th s mun c pa ty be of Sect on II and 2 of the deemed a rus fund n the o d nance sha app y hands of such emp oyer C n any case whe e a C On or befo e he 15th axpayer has fa ed of e a day o Apr I of each year e u n a tlas f ted a eturn beg nn ng w th the year wh ch does not show the 1980 each emp o;cer sha I p oper amount of tax due f le a w thho d ng return he Adm n sf afar may ~~~~ ng forth the names and deferm ne the amount of add esses of a emp oyees ax appear ng to be due th s t om whose compensat on mun c pa ty from the tax the laK was w hhe d payer and sha send to dur ng the preced ng ca en such fa><payer a wr tten da year and he amount of s a emen f show ng the ta x w thhe d f om h s em amount of tax so de er p oyees and such o he n m ned toge he w th n format on as may be and pena t es e est equ red by the Ad thereon s any m n strator A paymen s 0 Sub ect to he consen not sub ec to w hho d ng of the Board of Rev ew or sha be repo ed on a form pursuant to regu at on ap eq u ed by he Ad proved by sa d Board the m n strator Adm n st ator sha have D The TaK Ad the power to comprom se m n strator for good cause any nterest or pena ty or may equ re mmed ate bO h mposed by Sec on 10 etu ns and payments to be of th s ord nance subm ted to h s off ce SECT ON 7 SECTON 9 N OECLARAT ONS VEST GAT VE POWERS A Eve y person who an OF THE AD c pates any taxab e n M N STRATOR come wh ch s not sub ect PENALTY FOR a Sec on 6 he eof o who D VULG NG CON engages n any bus ness FIDENT AL IN p ofess on ente pr se or FORMAT ON act v ty sub ect o the tax A The Adm n s a or or mposed by Sect on 3 any author zed emp oyee he eof shall f e a s hereby author: zed to dec a at on sett ng forth exam ne he books papers such est ma ed ncome records and fede ral ncome or he es mated prof ta x re u ns of any em t o ass from such bus ness ac v y togeth er p aye or of any taxpayer or person sub ect o or w h the es ma ed tax due thereon f any prov ded whom the Adm n strator be eves s sub ect o the howeve f a person s n prov s ons of th s or come s who ly f om wages d nance for the pu pose of from wh ch the lax w II be w hhe d and rem tfed to ver fy ng the accuracy of any return made o f no lh s mun c pa ly n ac return was made to ncer corda nce w th Sec t on 6 ta n the tax due under th s hereo such person need ord nance Eve y such em no f eadecla at on ployer s upposed em B 1 Such dec a rat on ployer taxpayer or sup sha I be f led on or befo e posed taxpayer ~ hereby Apr 30 of each yea du ng d rec ed and equ red to the f e of th s ord nance or turn sh upon w en w h n tour 4) months of request by the Ad the date the taxpayer m n st ator a h s du y becomes sub ecf to ax for author zed agent or em the f rst me p oyee the means 2 Those ta xpayers repor lac I es and OPPOrlun ly t ng on a sea yea bas s fa mak ng s u ch sha f e a dec a at on exam nat ons and n w h n fou (4 months af vest gat ens as are hereby ler he beg nn ng of ach author zed f sea l year or per od B The Adm n stralor s C 1 Suc h dec a rat on hereby author zed o order s ha be f led upon a fo m any person presumed to fu n shed by or obta nab e have know edge of the facts from he Adm n strator to appear before h m and prov ded however cred t may exam ne such person s ha be taken fo lh s under oath concern ng any mun c pa ty s ncome ta x ncome wh ch was or to be w lhhe d from any po on of such ncome n should have been rePOrted for faxaf on or any tran accordance w h the sact on tending to affect prov s ons of Sect on 15 such ncome and tor th s he eof c ed t may be taken purpose may compe l the for tax to be pa d to or to be of books w lhhe d and rem fled o produc on papers records and ano he tax ng mun c pa ty federa ncome tax returns and the attendance of a I The or g na 2 persons before h m dec a rat on or any sub whether as part es or w t sequent amendment nesses whenever he thereof) may be ncreased bel eves such persons have or decreased on a before knowledge of such ncome any subsequent quarterly or nfo mat on perf nent o payment date and prov ded such lnqu ry fa here n C The refu sa to produce D Such dec ara on or bOOks papers records and est mated ta x lo be pa d federal ncome tax returns lh s mun c pal y shall be or the refusal to subm 1 to accompan ed by a payment such exam nat on by any of at east one fourth ( ~> of employer or person sub ect the est mated an nua tax or presumed to be sub ect and at east a s m lar to the ta x or by any off cer amoun sha be pa d on or agent or emp oyee of a pe before the asl day of the son sub1ect to the taK or s x h n nth and lh rteenth equ red to w lhho d lax or months after he beg nn no th e fa lure of any person o of the axab e year camp y w fh the prov s ens Prov ded howeve that n of th s Sect on or w h an case an amended I sha be gu lty of res dence address .or fa to prompt y no fy an em ployer of any change n res dence address and date thereof or 10 Fall to use o d n&ry d 1 gence n rna nta n no prope records of ern p l oyees res dence ad dresses total wages pad and th s mun cpa ty s n come tax w thheld or to know ngly g ve the Ad m nsf a to false n format on or 11 Allempt to do any h ng whatsoever to avo d the payment of the who e or any part of t~e faK penalf es or nterest mposed by h s ord nance Sha a be gu lly of m sdemeanor pun shable by a max mum f ne of F ve am sdemeanor and sha I be f ned not more than F ve Hund ed Do a s (SSOO 001 Hundred Do Iars ISSOO 00 or mp sonmen to not more than s x 6 months or both Each d sc osure sha canst tute a sepa'f'ate or mp soned not more than s x 6) mon hs or bOth tor each Offense B Prosec:ut ons for an Of tense made pun shab e un der th s Sect on or any other prov s on of th s o be com d nance sha menced w th n three 3 years after the comm ss on of he offense p ov ded that n the case of fraud fa ure to f le a return or the om ss on a twenty f ve perc en (25 lXI o mo e of ncome requ red o be epo fed p osecut ons may be commenced w th n s x 6 yea s after the com m ss on of he offense C The fa u e of any em p oyer or person to rece ve or procure a eturn dec a at on or other requ red form shall not ex cuse h m from mak ng any nfo mat on return return or dec ara on from f ng from form or from pay ng the tax offense n add I on to the above penalty any employee of th s mun c pal y who v o ates the prov s ons of tn s Sect on re at ve to he d sclosure of cant dent a nformal on shall be gu lly of an offense pun shable by mmed ate d sm ssa E Every axpayer sha reta n a records necessary o compute h s tax ab ty for a ~rOd of f ve 5 years from the dale h s return s f led or he SECT ON 10 NTEREST AND PENAL TIES taxes n erest and pena t es on a schedu e of nstal men paymen s when the ta xpaye has ploye sha I be abe fo the payment of the lax requ ed to be deducted NET PROF TS A net ga n tram he opera on of of purposes o as ordered by~ cou of competent ur sd ct on Any person d vu g ng such nformat on the the or em powered sub eel to the ap payment d sclosure thereof shall be made except for off c al w thhold ng taxes are pa d prova of the Board of Rev ew to adopt and promu ga e and a enfore u es and egu at ons eat ng to any matter or th ng per a n ng to the co ect on of taxes and the adm n stra f on and en fo cement of the prov s ons of th so d nance nc ud ng p ov s ons for he e exam na on and co rec t on of re urns The Adm n sf afar s author zed a arrange for the he eby shall be deemed a v oat on of th s ord nance pun shable as prov ded n Sect on 1' hereOf D Any ntormat on ga ned as a esult of an y returns nvest gat ons ver f cat ons or hear ngs before the Adm n strafor requ red by the o d nance or author zed by hese Rues and Regu at ons shal be conf dental and no s B Sa d Adm n sl alo hereby charged w h enforcement of prov s ons Of th s d nance and s hereby order o subpoena of he Adm n strator author zed A A taxes mposed and man ~s w thheld or equ red to be w thhe d by employers under the prov s ons of th s ord nance and ema n no unpa dafter t hey become due shal bear n eres a the ra e of one ha f of one perc en ( :1 pet per month or frac on a he eof B In add I on to nteres as prov ded n paragraph A hereof pena t es based on he unpa d ax are hereby mposed as to ows 1 For fa ure ro pay taxes due - other than tax~s w thhe d one and one ha f percent 1 2 pet per month or frac on he eof 2 For fa u e to rem axes w thhe d f om em p oyees f ve per cent (5 pet per month or frac on he eof C EXCEPT ONS A pena y sha not be assessed on an add ona ax assessment made by the Adm n strafor when a re u n has been f ed n good fa lh and the lax pa d he eon w hn he tme p esu bed by the Ad m n strator and prov ded fur he that n the ab sence of fraud nether penalty nor nterest shal be assessed on any ad d t ona tax assessmen resu ng from a federa aud t prov d ng an amen ded return s f ed and the add t11>na lax s pa d w lh n hree 31 months af er f na determ nat on of he federa tax ab ty D Upon ecom mendat on Of the Ad m n strator the Board o Rev ew may abate pena ty a nte est or bo h of upon an appeal from the refusa of the Adm n strata to ecommend abatement of pena fy and or nterest he Board may never the ess abate pena ty or n eres o bo h SECT ON 11 COLLEC T ON OF UNPA D TAXES A ND REFUNDS OF OVERPAYMENTS A AI taKes mposed by th s ord nance co eel ble shall be together w lh any nterest and pena es the eon by a c v I act on at aw A add t ona assessments shall be made and a II c v I ac ons to reco"Yer mun c pal ncome taxes and penalt es and n te es the eon sha be b ough w th n three (31 years afte the tax was due or the return was f led wh chever s a er B Taxes erroneou5IY pa d sha II not be refunded un ess a c a m fa a refund s made C a ms for rE~fun ds on mun c pal ncome laKes must be brought w lh n the t me I m tal on provded n Ovson A of th s sect on C Amounts of ess han one do lar ($1 00 sha not be collected or refunded SECT ON 12 VIOLAT ONS PENAL TIES A Any person who sha I Fa I neglect or refuse to make any return or dec a at on requ red by fh sod nance or 2 Make any ncomp efe false or f audu ent e u n 0 3 W I fully fa I neglect or efuse to pay he tax penalt es or nterest m posed by th s ord nance or 4 Wll fully fa 1 neglect o efuse to w thho d the tax from h s emp oyees or rem t such w thho d ng to the Adm n strator or 5 Refuse to perm t the Adm n s ralo or any duty au ho zed agent or em p oyee to exam ne h s books records papers and Federal ncome fa>< re urns relat ng to the ncome or net prof ts of a taxpaye or 6 Fa I to appear beta e the Adm n strator and to produce h s books records papers or Federa ncome tax returns relat ng to the ncome or net prof ts at a taxpayer upon order or subpoena of the Ad m n s ratO or 7 Refuse to d sc ose to the Adm n st ator any n formation w lh respect to the ncome or net prof Is of a taxpayer or B Fa to comply w lh the prov slons of this ord nance or any order or SIJbpoena of the Adm n strator SECT ON 13 BOARD OF REV EW A A Board at Rev ew cons st ng of a cha man and two other nd v dua s to be aPPO nted by the V age Counc I of the V age of Pome oy s hereby created A ma o ly of the members of the Boa d sha canst tute a quorum The Board stla adopt ts own procedura ules and sha keep a record of ts transact ons Any hear ng by the Board mav be c onduced pr vate y and he prov sons o Sect on 9 hereof w th e e ence to the conf dent al charac er of n or mat on equ red to be d sc osed by the o d nance sha app y o such rna ters as may be raeard be ore the Board on appea B All rues and regulat ons and amend ments or chanoes there o wh ch are adopted by the Adm n strator under the author ty conferred by h s ord nance must be ap proved by the Board of Rev ew before the same beGome effect ve The Boa d sha hear and pass on appea s from any ru no or dec son of he Ad m n strator and " the equest of the taxpayer or Adm " strator s em powe J to subst tute a er nate me hods of a ocat on C Any pe son d ssa sf ed w th any ru ng or dec s on of the Ad m n strator wh ch s made unde the autho t y con e ed by h s o d nance may appea he ef om to he Board of Rev ew w th n h ty 30 days f om the announcemen of such ru ng or dec s on by the Adm n strator and the Boa d sha on hea ng hav ng ur sd ct on o af rm reverse or mOd fy any such rul ng a dec son or any part the eof SECTION 1• ALLOCAT ON OF FUNDS A proceeds of the n come aK co ec e<1 pu suant to th s o d nance shal be Mun c pa Fund pa d nlo ncome the Tax hereby eslabl shed pursuant o Sect on 5705 09 of he Rev sed COde and sha be e)(pencted from such fund or transferred to othe approp a e funds for expend u e for the pu poses se fo th n h s or d nance SECT O N 15 CREDIT FOR TAX PA D TO ANOTHER MUN CIPAL TY A Whe e a es dent Of h s mun c pa ty s sub ec t o a mun c pal ncome tax on he same ncome greater than the tax m POsed all he h gher rate 8 Every nd v dua tax payer who res des n this mun c pal y who rece ves net prof s sa lar es wages comm ss ons or other person serv ce com pensat on for wo k done or se v ces performed or ren dered outs de of th s mun c pa ly f I be made o appear lhaf he has pa d o mun c pal ncome fall: on the same ncome axab e under th s ord nance to another mun c pal ty sha 1 be a lowed a cred I aga nsl the laK mposed by lh s or d nance of he amount so pa d by h m or n h s beha f to such o he mun c pa ty The cred t sha I not exceed lhe tax assessed by th s or d nance on such ncome earned n such other mun c pa ty or mun c pal t es where such tax spa d C A c ia m for refund or cred t under fh s sect on sha 1 be made n such man ner as the Adm n strator may b'f'regu at on prov de SECTION 6 SAVING CLAUSE If any sentence clouse section or part ol th s or d nance or any tax against any nd v dual or ony of the several groups speclf ed here n s found to be un 9 Glve to an employe conslllullonal llegat or ln valid such un consllullonollly I legality fa se nformat on as to his ue name correct soc al secu ty number a(ld or nva ldlty shalf affect on y such clause sentence sect on or part of th s or author zed hereby or J d nance and shall not aHect or mpa r any Of the ema nlng prov sons sen ences c a uses sections or other parts of th s or d nance t s hereby declared to be the Intent on of the Counc 1 of lh s mun c pat ly ll]at this or d nance would havt bfen adopted had const tutlona such ause sec 1 on or part thereof not been ncluded here n SECITON 17 COLLEC TON OF TAX AFTER TERM NATION OF OR DINANCE A Th s ordinance shall coni nue effect ve Insofar as he levy of taxes s con cerned unt I repealed and nsofar as the cot ect on of taxes ev ed hereunder and act ons or proceed ngs for col eel ng any lax so levied or enfo c ng any prov slons at h s ord nance a~e con cerned It shall continue ef fee ve unt I all of sa d axes lev ed hereunder are u ly pa d and any ond ol su Is and prosecutions for he collect on of said taxes o for th~ pun shment of v oat ons of h s ord nance sha have been ful y ter m naled sub1ec1 to the m talons coni a ned In Sect on 11 ond 12 hereof B Annual returns due for a or any part of the laslef ec ve year of this or d nance sha I be due on the dale ~ov ded n Se<:llons 5 and 6 of lh s ordinance as hough the same were con t nu ng SECT ON 18 EX CEPT ONS The follow ng shall nof be cons dered tall:ab e Poe re ef unem p oymen nsurance benet rs o d age pensions o s m ar payments rece vrd from loca state o rdera go"Yernments or cha tab e or ello ous o gan zat ons 2 Proceeds of nsurance annu t es workman s com pensaf 0(1 nsurance soc al secur ly benet Is pensions compensa on for damages fo pe 5ona n ur es and ke e m bursemen not n c ud ng damages for oss Of p of Is 3 Compensat on for domage top operly by way o nsur~nce or otherw se 4 Interest and d v dencts from ntang b e property 5 M tary pay and a owances rece ved as a member he armed for ces of lhe un ed States 6 Any char tab e ~ucat ana raterna or or o he @;) Sentinel sports 819""' I SCOREBOARD un llega or n val d sentence c 3- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport Pomeroy, 0., Fnday, Aug. 24, 1979 Collins won't return to bench CINCINNATI (AP) Dave Collms IS sporting a team4eadlng battlll8 average of 330 but the SWitch hilling outftelder for the Cincmnatt Reds IS worned about those limPlll8 footsteps he hears over his shoUlder Collins who had low- htts m the Reds ftnal game of a sweep of the Mootreal Expos Wednesday rught was pressed mto servtce followtng mjurtes to George Foster and Ken Griffey Foster IS back but Griffey the regular nghtftelder will be m a cast for two more months following knee surgery I m an tdealleadoff httter I don t think there are that many switch hitters who htt 300 and I m showtng that I can steal bases now that I have the green light S81d Collms before the Reds headed to New York for a three-game senes wtth the Mets Cincmn.att rern.a111S only I \'; games behind the National League West leading Houston Astros In\ not a utility player I m not golll8 back to the bench I won t go back to the bench satd the 26-year old thinkmg toward next season A lot of thmgs coUld happen between now and then (next sprmg) but if thmgs contmue the way they are I don t think I woUld be mll\!h of a person if I weren t honest wtth myself I woUld never do anything to upset ( Manager) John McNamara He s gtven me my chance l would never do anything to upset my teammates I m not a pruna donna But I just don t think l coUld handle getting put back on the bench l wowdn t have peace of mmd and I want to have 1)eace of mmd m my life Collms Sllld Collins believes his best position 1B center fteld where veteran Cesar Geronuno plays Collins is making plans to Improve his play there He s planmng to )om the Instructional League m Fklrida next year to work on playlll8 center field McNamara pleased wtth Collins ISI1 t looking that far ahead We II have to watt through the course of the winter to see what happens McNamara said These things seem to have a way of working themselves out He s defm tely made hts presence known rlverdowns CINCINN AT! ( AP) - Acceta carrymg 116 pounds was favored today tn a fteld of u in the S6 000 lea tw-ed eighth race at River Downs over a mile and 70 yards Joy s Prtde wtth John Oldham aboard spnnted between the leaders m the stretch to poat a onelength vtctory m Thursday s $5 000 feature He patd $5 60 $3 60 and t2 60 Serrunole Princess placed paymg $9 40 and $4 and !ilam s Gtrl was thtrd to pay $3 20 The 8-11 double of Carol s Fo:ry Tony and Balmy Bonme paid $59 M The crowd of 4 282 bet $419 290 A consolation double 8-3 patd S8 M Gus Bell father of major leaguer Buddy BeU made the ftrst h t ever for the New York Mets a Single on Apr I II 1962 ype of non prof 1 assoc at on or organ zat on enumerated n Sect on DENTURE SPECIAL 7 8 01 of the rev sed Code of Oh o wh ch s exemp f om paymen of eal estate taxes s exempt f om paymen of he ax m posed by h so d nonce 7 Any assoc at on or organ zat on fafl no n the ca egory sted n the p eced no paragraph not exempt f om rne payment Of rea es a e taKes s requ red to f e declarat ons and f nal returns and rem f the axes lev ed unde th s ord nance on al bus ness act v t es Of W1th ThiS CouDOn OOMPLETE DENTURE. •••••••••••••• , $125.00 CALL: FOR ADDlTIONAL INFORMATION FOR A PPOINTPt\ENT (614) 992 2878 or (614) 992-2387 H. D. BROWN, :nD.D.S. 200tf2 West Main Pomeroy Ohto 45769 a tyl)e ord nar v conducted for prof I by taxpayers ope a1 ng for prof I 8 Where such non prof 1 m Is I shall ca cu ate Is prof Is a ocab e to lh s NEWI mun c pal ty under the method o me hods p ov ded above ® SECT ON 19 EMERGEN CY CLAUSE Th s ord nance s herebv dec ared lobe an erne gen cy measure necessary tor the mmed a e preser va on of the pub c peace ROOFING/SIDING OORRUGATED ASPHALT SHEETS hea lh and safely and 1 sha go nto effe<:l for thw th The ei!lson for the sa d emergency Is that the v age of Pomeroy has In suff c en funds to make ne<essary st eet repairs mprov no the water system and to pav In debtedness due for f re equ pment and services 25 Year Wamnty 4 CobS to chose from CAU TODAY Passed August 20 1979 C arence Andrews Mayor FOR A QUOTE Haro d D Brown Jr P es dent of Councl Attest Jane Walton BAUM TRUE VALUE RESOLUTION Puled Augusi20tft " " Rosolut on No 4 79 A RESOLUTION DECLARtNG THE NECESSITY OF AN lN COME TAX IN THE AMOUNT OF I I PER CENT FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING JANUAR Oakland at Cleveland Bait more at Ch cago New York at M nnesota Boston at Kansas ty c Mllwoukee at Texas NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST WL Pet Pittsburgh 73 52 58.1 Montreal 68 53 562 Ch cago 67 56 S<l5 Sl Louis 65 59 524 Phlladelph a 64 62 508 5 New Yo k GB 5 7h lh 9 ' .. 8 20• 1 WEST Houston 12 55 557 C nclnnal 71 57 555 I 12 Los Angeles 59 67 468 12 h San Franc sco 58 69 <157 u San Diego S. 74 422 17 h At anta 50 11 394 22 Wednesday 1 Games Pittsburgh 8 San Fronc sco 6 New York 5 Houston 0 complel on of Tuesday s protested game Houston 3 New York 1 regula ly scheduled game Los Angeles 7 Ch cago2 Atlanta 4 Ph Iadolph o 3 Clnclnnall7 MOnlrta12 St l.ou s 8 San Diego 5 Thurlday 1 Gamt No games >elleduled Friday 1 Oamn Montreal (Lee 11 10 at Atlanta IP Nlekro 16 161 Clnclnnot ( Bonham 6 51 ol New York !Burr sO-GI Houston IAndulor 12 91 at Ph lade ph o <Corllonl2 101 Pittsburgh Condelar a II 8 a t SanD egotJones9 91 St I.OUIS (VUCkOVICh II 8 at LOS Angeles 1Reuss 4 101 Chlcogo ( Reu>ehel U 71 at San Fronclsco I Blue 10 101 Offer Exp1res Sept 1 1979 assoc at on or organ zat on conducts ncome produc ng bus ness bO h w n n and w thou the corporate Clerk of Counc I (8) 2. 3 2 c Base"" II At A Glance By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST -"' W L Pet GB Baltimore 81 4J 653 Boston 76 ~8 613 6 Mllwoukee 76 52 594 7 New York 68 56 .548 13 Del roll 66 60 524 16 C eveland 63 M 496 19 2 Toronto 39 87 310 •3 WEST Cal torn a 70 57 551 Minnesota 66 59 528 3 Konsas C ly 65 11 516 4 , TeKas 62 65 498 8 Chlcogo 56 7 411 • seattle 65 73 425 11 Oakland 41 87 320 29 , Thursday • Games Bolt more6 Texas5 Oakland 8 Cleveland 6 Only game!ld scheduled Friday s Games Cal lorn a (Knapp 3 21 at Toronto IT Underwood 5 15) Ooktond INorr s 4 5) ot c evetand (Walls 12 11) seattle <Bannister 112) at Detro I (Morr s II 5) Bait more (Stone 9 7 at Ch cago <Trout/ 61 New York <Gu dry 12 11 at Min nesoto <Zahn 10 3 Boston <Eckerstey 16 61 ol Kansas c ly (Chamber Ia n 2-GI Milwaukee (Slaton 12 7 at Texas IMed ch5-61 Saturday s G1mt1 Cal lorn oat Toronto seatt eat Detroit Boston at Konsos c ty Oakland at Cteveland Bait more at Ch cage New York at M nnesota Milwaukee at Te.as Sunday s Games seottle ot Detroit Collforn o ol Toronto Tllur!ldey 1 Sports TrAniAcflDfiS By The Assocllled Press BASEIAI.L NltiOIIII Logue NEW YORK METS - Extended the contract of Lee Mozzll out f elder through the 1984 seoson BASKETBALL Natlon11 Bllkttblll AIIDCIIIIOII GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS s gned Danny Sal sbury forword FOOTBALL National Foot""ll Le1gue GREEN BAY PACKERS Waived R ck Par r dge punter Acquired J lm Mol defens ve lneman NEW YORK JETS - Oblo ned Bob Wlnke defens ve tackle on waivers from the M nne5ota VIkings Released Joe Morelno defensive lineman OAKLAND RAIDERS - Traded M ke McCoy defensive llnemon to the New York Glonts for an un disclosed future draft cho ce ST LOUIS CARDINALS Acquired Jeff Mcintyre linebacker ROd Ph I Ips runn ng back and Gory Porrls tlght end Re eosed Jlmbo ElrOd 1 nebacker Mike l.oyd quorlerbock and Jerome K lng cornerback CHAMPS - The Tuppers Pla111S Royals recently won tbe Eastern District Pee Wee baseball cham ptonship In addition they won the Middleport Pee Wee tournament They flnlshed the season wtth a ftne 14-1 record Team members 1-r front row Janue Myers Cratg Bowen Paw Snyder Melissa Hawley Jeff Cald well Mike Weber second row Bnan Chadwell Brian Durst Brent BISSell Allen Tripp Charles JODell Chad Smcla1r back row Coaches Jun Caldwell and Gary Durst Absent was Jared Sheets Despite big inning, Langford heats Tribe BY ASSOCIATED PRESS How often does a pttcher give up SIX runs m the ftrst utnlll8 and sw-vlVe to tell about tt• Rtck Langford d d Thursday rught With his manager s blessmg' the Oakland A s pttcher made tt through that thunderous ftrst mnmg whtch mclucled a grand slam h001e run by Andre Thornton and toughened up to post an ~ vtctory over the Cleveland lnd ans I knew m that ftrst tnrung that I WSSl t throwmg much up there satd Langford I was gettmg the ball up and I didn t feel loose That s really poor but the guys did a tremendous )Ob Jus! not qwttmg lifter that Langford was one of them He only gave up one smgle the rest of the way Duane Kwper s base htt wtth two out m the mnth I JUst tned to hang tough S31d Langford I knew I cowdn I gtve up more than SIX rWls - that s my share Then the guys started talking between mmngs and really battled back That was a team vtctory all the way The A s-Indians Amer can League game was only one of two played m the maJ<r leagues Thursday rught In another AL contest Baltrmore edged Texas 6-5 Langford !1-13 was rocked for stx hits tn the lnd1ans btg ftrst mnmg Along wtth Thorn ton s slam the barrage mcluded a solo homer by Roo Hassey Duane Kwper followed Hassey homer With a double the fifth extra base htt of the lnntng but Langford retired the next 13 Cleveland hatters The nght-hander walked Toby Harrah With two out In the fifth then rettred 12 batters before gtv mg up Kutper s smgle tn the rWl homer off R ck Wtse tn the sixth and a run«ormg stngle by Dave Revermg tn the seventh agamst rehever S d Monge R ckey Henderson s ngled home the eventual wmnmg run m the e ghth He JUSt dtdn t have hts concentration tn the ftrst mnmg satd Oakland Manager Jtm Marshall of Langford but I m sw-e he knows how I feel about hun I don t think we overreacted m the ftrst mn ng because tt hasn t happened to hun tn so long GSlOOOE • Mag s y e wheels 1H1!: DAILY SI!NTINEL USPS I - ¥~:::lJ 0 =~w E~t~,~ MENTL EXTENSION AND ENLAKGEMENTOFTHE VILLAGE OF POMEROY STATE OF OHIO SER ' VICES AND FACILITIES 1 AND TO PROVIDE AD DITIONAL FUNDS FOR STREET REPAIR IM PROVEMENT OF THE • WATER SYSTEM AND TO PAY INDEBTEDNESS DUE FOR FIRE EQUtP MENT AND SERVtCES FOR THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY<. OHIO AND PROVIOIN.. FOR THE SUBMISSION OF SAID QUESTION FOR THE AP PROVAL OF THE ELEC TORS WHEREAS I s • necessary to have a levy Of an ncome tax w thin ltte I mltallons provided by Section 718 01 of the Ohio Revised Code to prov de funds for operation ex penses for the Vllloge of Pomeroy Oh 10 therefore mok ng 1f necessary to levy 0 tax In eKCIII Of lhe t mltatlon provided by Sec I on 718 01 of the Ohio (Contlmled on page 10) I passenger saddle • Doub e d sc ron b akes pus b g ear d sc b ake • Ad uslabe f onla fo ks • 5 way ad us able load set ng rea shoc ks w h 4 way ad us ab e damp ng • Powe ful 4 slro ke DOHC engne H gh pe fo mance res • Self a n c ell ng tu n s gnals o E ec t c fuel gauge o • Many no e ea u es un~qua ed performance Suzuki.~ 'lhe performer. J&R SPORTS SHOP s runth The A shad taken a 3-0 lead m the top of the ftrst befoce soon falling behind 6-J Oakland eventually tied the game IHi oo Mike Heath s tw<>- J't ..estone FOREVER® Matntenance {1ee' SAN FRANC SCO •9ERS Acquired Jeff Sevy Dffens ve guard and Car McGee nebacker Waived Larry Mallory and Howard Ball age defens ve backs VOLT EXCHANGE Chester 0 J't ..estone 48 Battery Mazntenance free 1 ~e~J~'&e~~~ ~~~o~=g A I PERCENT lNo;;OME TAX COMMENCING JANUARY 1'-1911 FOR AN lNDEFlNlTo: PERIOD TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSES OF GENERAL MUNtCIPAL • Cu s om dua VO l I EXCHANGE r-----------------------, I SEE US FOR THE I ! FINEst SELECTION ! I OF FISHING SUPPLIES l !,________________________ IN THE AREA! ! ! !. J'trestone 36 Battery M azntenance {1 ee I (Don't forget our big Bau Contest 12 VOLT EXCHANGE whlcfi Is going on thru ~a,;;:... ~ UPI't.R m; DIET dll 8()ffiE CAPS FOR CHARITY ._: ~.-,it THE TACKLE BOX Phone992_.193 OPEN MON THURS 9t06 FRI &SAT 9tol OPENSUNDAY10TIL4 4 miles east of Pomeroy on SR 124 Syracuse, 0 Yti•••·4& R. C. BOTTLING CO. Mtll Street Middleport Oh10 992 3542 or 992 3344 �i - The D8ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Aug. 24, 1979 Scrimmage slated 5- The Dally Sent!nel, Middleport:POQteroy, 0 ., Friday, Aug. 24,19'19 ~aturday ~eJ!~-g~~'ll£~~O~s '"':!B,.t!r.. f!!.~. ~2!?.J!!id 'God's Word, Door to Adventure ' VBS theme 8 l!!!T!~ Eleven other seniors '::.~npre~~ · ~:en a~ starters from last year. These kids really want to show their 'We have about 20 boys wbo gained The Blue Devils have their entire more than2SOpoW1ds. mg Th are o-year~eterans.. , fa~ they can compete with the best valuable playin~ experience on the kicking team back from last year, Rowan To Juolo ere are 19jwuors on this years this year. reserve team lilst year. There are led by Greg Harrington, who JWJior candidat:s ressin roster. Seven are lettermen and GAHS will have one thing in com- several good prospects in the averaged 32 yards a kick in 40 atanywhere from 185 to 300 Ppoundsg starterss!:~ last:ea;. mon >rith its opponents this year sophomore class wbo could surprise tempts ; Scott Morrison, who >rithMikeRowantopsinthisclassat "We've go:r~4 o::,;h~~:es but e"!;terc~. I t I t 30 a fe~ ~pleedbe~oret the year Is placekicked eight points ; Nick 300. Rowan, as a sophomore, was s.g ri ht now I'd like to see that fi e ~ ee we can P ~r a eas over, .con. mu. en · Robmson and Mark Sheets, who and weighed 175 pounds. This year a~und w', continued Trent ..::.ll boys m every game, Trent conGallipolilt will t;etum 2,509 total totaled 33li and 103 yards on kickoff he 's 6-2 and tips the scales at 21 be seJlrchl g f dditl tinued. GAHS has 20 lettermen back yards experience in all departments returns and Robinson, who led the pounds. didat f ~ or . a on can- from last year. of them were this fall. Compare this with last year Devils in punt returns (69 yards In The Blue Devils have lmprovCd ce sc:0 1°~g~~~":~~~~r811) on- :~~t ':~tune or another in a (811 total yatds) and that in itself siX attempts) . . their quickness, too. Coach Ron Janey is working >rith Go' lawn. should be a real confidence builder. Harrmgton ptcked up 2162 yards Two year veterans Greg 24 Freshman prospects. schedu:3e Rock Hill the 19!9 GAHS rushing last fall while MorriBon had Harrington, Mark Sheets Nick The Blue Devils are 0 aU out ' . has~ ~rs 229, Sheets 166, Mike Hemph111113, Robinson,MattWillisandG;egEutto 1m rove last ear'~ season (bothoffenslveanddefenstve )relur1979GAHSGRIDROSTER Willis 98, Bob Marchi 12 and AI sler have been clocked at 4.7 seconds recorl. "Confiden~ Is the big thing :'~; ~ Pl~sant li; Coal Grove (SENIORS) Evans nine. Baroo ~r, who netin the ~yard dash. Eutsler was right now," Trent remarked. "We of·U:~ :~· ~gan~n~,~aw;e PLAYER--POS. HT. WT. ted 275 yards m 7Hrips as a jwlior, honorable mention AJI-SEOAL in have size, strength and experience. eight . Wellstoc 1 ~ ~th e • ~~er Y x-Greg Harrington, QB-DB 5-10 160 did not come out this year. 1978 while Harrington and Robinson ' n ' ens • ronx-Mark Sheets, HB-LB 5-11 185 QB Harrmgton completed 45 of 96 were first team All.SEOAL honorees x-Matt Willis, HB-CB f>.!O 175 passes (six intercepted) last fall for atquarterbackandsplilend. x-GregEutsler, TE-DE S.l 190 687 yards and one touchdown. Top Randy' Wagoner and Bob Marchi :rr (.I Mark Bostic, TE-T 6-3 220 receivers were Robinson, 211 of 58 for ~14.8 in the ~yard rWJ, appear to~ Joe Yeagley, TE-DB fl. I 170 S35 yards and one touchdown, a new the faster runners in the junior class MAHWAH, N.J. (AP) - Billie lJoyd was to play Sue Barker of x-D8nStaggs, T-T s.3 240 school mark for receptions and yarwhile Phil King, a 4.7 man in the 40, Jean King didn't go quietly after Great Britain iu a quarterfinal x.Jan Collins, G-MG IHl 201 ds g81Ded, and Greg Eutsler, who is the quickest in the. sophomore Betty Stove def.eated her in the tonight after Austin met Regina x-GaryRoach,G-DE 5-9 165 caugh1!2ofl5forl44yards. . class, followed by Ron Myers at 4_8 . $75 ,000 Women 's Tennis Cup Marsikova of Czechoslovakia in ihe x-Marcus Sheets, C-DE 11-2 195 Last fall, the mexperlenced seconds. tolll'IIIW'tent here . afternoon . x-RobbieGoble, E·LB 6-1 210 Gal.lians gave up a record 273 points. "We have good balance in the up"I'm lic'\<ed. I'm not happy about The third quarterfinal was to pair x~is White, G-DE IHl 175 Opponents also rushed for a record per two grades," Trent BBid. There losing," said the fiery 20-time Stove and Ivanna Madruga of x.c!int Patterson, T-T 6-i 255 2,426 yards and added 609 Jlllll8ing Wimbledon champion. Argentina in a night encounter. x-Nick Robinson, SE-DB !>-II !65 for 3,035 total yards against the Blue King cr iticized the women's Ranania 's Virginia Ruzici beat Chuck Wickline, SE-DB IHl 145 Devils in 1978. seedings announced for next week's Terry Holladay, 6-i, 6-i, Thursday x-&ott Morrison, FB-MG f>-9 218 " We're much farther along this U.S. Open. The four-time national and became the first player in the Shane Doughman, TE-DE !'>-10 l65 year," Trent said. With a couple champion was miffed at being semifinals. (JUNIORS) practice wins and good showing seeded ninth . PLAYER--POS. liT. WT. early in the season, we could sur"l've only played six tournaments Chip Henderson, TE-DE 6-i 196 prise a lot of people this year." COLUMBUS, Ohio ( AP) - Big Art Schlichter to get off throws . ·· or 00 in the past year against Doug Hoke, TE-DE 6-2 HKI NelalJavWe-Yon Ned Ten defensive teams may get a But this year [S a different story, (Evonne) Goolagong (Cawley)," DanBrown,G-MG f>-8 135 TheBlueDevUswillbatueNelsonshock when they get a look at Ohio says offensive guand Ken Fritz. King said. Mike Burger, C-LB !'>-10 155 ville-York in a scrimmage on Aug . State's pass blocking this fall . "I don 't think the guys were really "I lost once in three sets and beat x-Andy Mills,C-LB 6-2 165 31, then open their 19'19campalgn at Last year, pass protection was one ready for it (last year's pass her in another match . So how come o.&& .a Todd Fowler, G-MG f>-8 165 home against Rock Hill on Sept. 7.' of the football team's weakest spOts, blocking assignments) .• I know I she's always seeded so far ahead of x-Randy Wagoner, G-MG 5-10 165 Here are the Blue Devils 1979 making ,it difficult for quarterback wasn 't. I dido 't do the., kin~ of job me?" cawley, who has never won x-MikeBrown, 'r-DE 6-~ 215 roster and schedule : that I could have done if I was a little the U.S. Open, Is seeded fifth. x-MikeStowers, T-T IHl 190 better prepared, " the senior· King said, after her 6-2, 6-i loss, Bob Marchi, HB-DB 5-9 160 lineman said. Crash re-enactment that she "wasn't aggressive x-BobFoster, QB-CB 1HJ 175 With a new offensive philosophy 1971GAHS ·enough." But she added she still . S T.JOSEPH , Mich. (AP ) MarkPhillips,HB-CB f>-8 135 under rookie Coach Earle Bruce, GRID SCHEDUlE proves unsuccessful feels capable of toW'Ilament tennis Steubenville, Ohio and Barrington, Todd Nibert, QB-DE 6-1 165 OATE-Oppoaelll Fritz said the Buckeyes were able to Loealloa despite a first-round loss in m. face each other today as the only x-Allen Evans, FB-LB !' >-10 170 Sept. 7- Rock Hill better utilize their spring practice Home AKRON , Ohio (AP)- An attempt Richmond, Va. and a second-round remaining unbeaten teams in the x-Mike Hemphill, HB-DB 5-to· 160 Sept. H- Pl. Pleasant time. Away to re-enact New York Yankee loss here. American Legion Great Lakes Curt Lee, FB-MG 5-7 170 Sept. 21- Coal Coal " Pass blocking is hard to learn Home catcher Thurman,·MWlson's fata l "I know I can play better . I won 'I Nalional Regional Baseball Jeff Siders, HB-DB f>-8 140 Sept. 28- Jackson because you have to get used to Home flight failed to shed new light on the be satisfied until I win another big ToW'Ilament. Both teams won their Jeff Phillips, G-MG f>-8 H6 Oct. 5- Logan being a passive-type player," said . Away crash, a federal official said toW'Ilament or the U.S. Open," she · games Thursday, with Steubenville Chris Moore, T-DT f>-8 185 Oct. 12- Waverly the 238-poWld Fritz, who made the Away Thursday. edging Appleton , Wis . 6-5 and SOPHOMORES first team All-Big Ten. "You can't said. Oct. 19- Wellston Home National Transportation Safely "I could have retired years ago, Barrington beating Rockport , Ind.:;. PLA YER-POS. liT. WT. go after a defensive man, you have Oct. 28 - Athens Away Board investigator Ed McAvoy said but I won't as yet. I keep forcing 2. Tim Lanier, T-T &-1 230 ·Nov . 2-lronton to sit back and wail for. him. " Away a team of investigators Wednesday · myself to play because I like playing Steubenville scored four runs in Mike Medas, G-LB 5-11 165 Nov . a- Meigs He added: "But it's sort of a Home took the same type plane Munson tennis." til. e bot tom of the ninth for ils Phil King, · SE-DE 5-10 140 challenge to try to hold out defensive wali piloting, a Cessna Citation One, King hopes to regain her touch victory. Barrington took advantage · Scott Miller, SE-DE f>-10 150 players from sacking the along the route the athlete flew when when she takes on Zenda Liess in the of three costly Rockport errors ior John Ackerman, SE-DE 5-7 135 quarterback now. When you put it in he was killed Aug. 2 at the AkronFor all vour home entertalnmtl'lt firstl-roulid of the U.S. Open. its win . Ronnie Myers, HB-DB f>-10 160 your mind as a challenge, it's really and appli•nce·nteds . canton airport. . ToW'Ilan\ent favorite Otris Evert Louisville St. Matthew, Ky.'s 6-2 JamesJohnston,FB-MG f>-10 170 kind of fun . But McAvoy said investigators, Uoyd arid secondoooeded Tracy defeat of Midland eliminates the Willie Wood, FB-LB f>-8 172 DOXOL SERVICE Fritz played for run-oriented flying at a higher altitude, were Austin aretwo:ro'ult~ away from an. Michigan team from · the American Paul Dwtcan, FB-LB 5-9 160 Ironton High School before joining unable to duplicate the conditions. expected showdown Sunday for the Legion Great Lakes National Jerry Eutsler, QB-DE 5-11 165 the Buckeyes Wlder fired coach MeA voy said the team followed all $14,000 first.place !l'ize. · Regional Base hall ToW'Ilament. Doug Brown, HB-CB f>-8 140 Woody Hayes. the obServations made by two TV & APPLIANCE Midland had earlier been beaten Pete Alderigi , T-T IHl 200 Despite the changes this year , he witnesses of Munson's flight. GAS SER\IICE by Steubenville 4-<1 in the double Kurt Lentz, TE-DE f>-11 160 said: "I feel good about the system The federal official said the field right now.'' elimination tournament at Robb Herdman, T-T IHl 240 Roclne, 0 . Chester, 0 . portion of the investiga,tion into the Riverview Park. xLetttermen. "Two-a-days used to be a drag I cause of the crash will be submitted In games today, St.Joseph, the used to hate getting up for it - and within 30 days to the board's toW'Iley host with one loss, takes on now I'm kind of enjoying it," he said. Washington headquarters. Louisville, 1-1. Appleton, ().! , faces Fritz ' enjoyment has increased He said it may take 30 to 60 days Rockport , 1-1, and Steubenville thanks to the national attention he before a public annoWlcement is meets Barrington. has attracted. I OPTOMETII15l .I made once the report is filed , I . I The winner of the Great Lakes " Having a chance at being an All"unleSB it is giv,en priority." 1 OFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12, 2 to S (CLOSE AT NOON 1 Regional advances to the national American really means a lot, " he ,I ON THURS. ) - EAST _COUR,! ST ., POMEROY. . ,;J, finals Aug . 29-Sepl. 3 in Greenville, said. "Until recently, ! didn't believe Miss. r----~---~· that I had enough preSB to ever be ~~----------------------------• I MEIGS I considered for it. I think some other OXFORD, Ohio (AP) - The schools publicize their linemen more Miami University Redskins, who EQUIPMENT 1 than we do here - USC, for example have been playing football in the I . I - which is why I don't see how it same stadium since 1912, will get a SCIOTO RESULTS 1 Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992-2176 I came about. new one . .I I "I always thought about being an 'f Hours: 8-5 Mon.-Fri. I Gov. James A. Rhodes announced COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) - Two 8·12 Sal. All-American , but I never thought that bids for a proposed stadium will divisions of the Ohio Sires Stakes for I Closed Sunday f the day would come when I'd have a be opened in Columbus Sept. 5. 2-year-old pacing colts were run at I lnlernalional New Ide• f chance for · it. That 's why I'm so ' William W. Wilkins, director of the I Harvester Equipment . f Scioto Downs Thursday night. excited about it." Ohio Department of Administrative ...;..-------- ~ In the second race, featuring a Services, said a concrete stadium $21,700 purse, the winner was Honor, >rill be constructed with a seating driven by Shelly Goudreau. Honor capacity of 14,000. led wire to wire and won by 3\1• The present steel bleachers will be lengths in a time of 2:03- 4-.'i. The moved to the new site on the Oxford horse paid $3.40, $2.80 and $2.60. campus to make ·a total seating Second-place Gareth paid $3.40 capacity of 25,000. and $3.20. Hi Special paid ~ .60 for Construction is scheduled to begin third. in October with completion in In the eighth race, Steady Cloud, September 1981. driven by Joe Adamsky, led wire to wire to win by 2\1• lengths in a time of 2:014-5. The horse paid $2.60, $2.40 and $2.20. Maple Game returned $3.40 and $3.20 foc pla~e, and Mostly Melvin paid $5.20 for show. .The first race trifecta of 8-3-5 paid $3,811.80. The races were the last leg of the Ohio Sires qualifying paces. The !ina! >rill be run Sept. I at Scioto Downs. Would you recognize an angel Attendance Thursday night was 180 MJJLBERRY AVE. 4,336. The handle totaled $312,672. POMEROY, OHIO if you saw one? drills on Memorial Field ThursdaJ Saturday evening, at 6 o'clock. GAHS will host Chesapeake In a season scrinunage. P "We began pre-~~eason drills on Aug. I >rith50boys, " remarktljlhead coach Bill Trent, now in his second year as Blue Devil grid boss. "We still have 50," he added pointing out everybody survived 'the rugged practice sessi~ns, not to mention the heat and hurrud weather during the past four weeks. Well-Coodltloned "We feel we have a wellconditioned football team this year, " Trent continued. "The boys have worked hard, not oilly during the past four weeks, but the pasi!O monthS in the weight room." Results of thai statement can be verified by glancing over the Blue Devils' official program this fall. In the upper two grades 17 seniors and 19 jwuors show an average weight gain· of 20 poWlds per man. Four seniors, led by Dan Staggs, an honorable mention All.SEOAL Ia~ fall, can bench preSB more than 300 pounds. Staggs Is pressing 36:; poWl- re: ar: ;u 5 !'fast ::ff 97 10 Kz·ng unha,nny after 'oss Steubenville, B!llmn m . .&.&ae .. On play today · . RIDENOUR'S Redskins • getting new home r ,------------------------------, 1 N. W. COMPTON, O.D. co. ---""'" '1795 NOW ON DISPLAY! . ALL PASSENGER SIZES .. What is the~ effect on you? What is their divin e purpor<t: MOUNTED AND BALANCED FREE Plus Exchange Cailngs NOW YOU CAN SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-AUGUST 25th . UNTIL ·5 P.M. FOR II ANNUAL OUTING" OF MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99MILLST. '·. TIRE SALES N . Second Ave. Middleport, 0. lngingng others to vacation Bible school. The Sunday evening closing proll!'ani featured songs, memory work, . ar.d presentations of certificates and awards. The program was lead by Mrs. Sharon Stewart, Mrs. Cathy Erwin, and Mrs. Debby Gerlach, the Two families return from military reunion Social Calendar -- ,, where they were at one time stationed. After the tour, the group was Invited to the new MP mess hall for lunch. The company coriunander and the first sergeant gave welcomes with Struble, president, giving response and thanking them for the hoapitaUty.' They were shown 11ides of the proving grounds and tbOn taken oo a tour of the ·ordinance musewn. Saturday evening a buffet dinner was held. Gifts were presented to John Taulsen, Bethlehem, Pa., the oldest members, and Robert Thrower of LaPorte, T~s. the one who travel· ed the farthest. Officers elected were KeMeth HaniB, Pomeroy, president; Mrs. Peggy Harrla, secretary-treasurer, and dnig.s that might cause cancer. By 8baroa MleUel and Jom Wisener, Frederick, Md., Certain habits have been found to · Aul Pablle lllfarmalloa vice president. . cause some cancers. The habit of Clllllrnwa Rewlion ne~ year will be held at cigarette smoking causes lung canMelp Cucer Soclety Somerset, Pa. on the first weekend The Meigs County Cancer Unit cer. Deaths from lung cancer would in August. wanta ·to, thank all volunteen who be eo pereent leaa if smoking wu helped with_ the booth at the fair and . stopped. Overuposure to sun can thank all tboee who stopped by, eause cancer. Simple precautions VISIT AMESVILLE received free educational literature, ag~ overexposure to the direct Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. Bessie rays fl. the sun could greatly King, and Mrs. Ruby Vaughan were pollen, and to films. Many questions were uked at the faiT diminish the incidence of skin can- among the local ~ Star members attending Roberta Circle booth about cancer and in the cer. The treatment <:l cancer Includes held Thunday night at Amesville. following weeb we aha1l try to answer thele questions . .Many Meigs surgery, radiotlierapy (use of :~-rays and radlwn) and anticancer drup countlans seemed to be Interested in and hormones. Advances and imthe hopeful aide fl. cancer. Cancer il one <:l the most curable provements in these techniques plua using !l<lllle cl them in various comof the major dl~e~ses in thla country, says Michael. There are 1,500,000 binations, have lncreued their rlmen, women, and children in the fectlvenesa and safetj, and many United States alive and cured fl. can- more pstlents are now bein8 saved. Ne'!' programs are focusing on the cer today. One out fl. every three As Labor Day draws near we know quantity <:l cancer pstlenta' Uves pati~nt.!' ·.vith cancer il being saved swruner Is drawing to a c1011e. The and oo helping them to readjusi. The and it · .be ctle in two if the carefree.lazy days soon are over and goal ia_ to e&!e the patient over any !!Mse "'diJ · detected early and school begins once more. A time of difficult tlmes in the hospital and at treated promptly. sadness and a time of joy, The time home to provide understanding, One reason more people are being to leave the bicycle, the swimming practical information, and to cured todly il because cancen are and old Dot! Ruff and wend along the reasaure the patients that they can being found earlier, when they are path to cllwroom, learning, new look forward to living producitively most curable. E~ely Important friendships and the renewing of old and with dignity. in the early detection fl. all cancer friendships. Halls and ctaasrooms Research ia continually trying to and in the uving fl. Uvea ia the annual ph)'Jical checkup. Don't :walt find the answer to the cancer punle clean smelling and shining bright, new books and adventures to come. but unW more discoveries are made, W1W illnea strikes, have a checkup Emtemenl ia in the air. A poet the advantage fl. ever-increasing ,and prevent serious Illness saya unit wrote "Backward, turn backward 0 knowledge ; detectioo; improved spokesman. Time In your flight, Make me a chUd treatment ; concerned, Intensified Obviously, the b,st way to wipe again ... " School lime Is fun time, rehaf)ilitatlon efforts provide a out cancer would be to prevent it enplay time and learn time. We all greater chance for lifea good life If tirely. It has been diacovered that have fond memories of school days. you should develop cancer says certain substances can cause cancer They are not to be forgotten. What Michael. 'and safeguards are being set up 'to we are today began u children in Call 992-7531 If you have any protect workers from such huards. school. We learn to grow and get questions, or we can help you in any Laws protect the public fnm adalong with people, to make our way way. ditives and other chemicals in foods in life. We also can not omit God in our life. He put us here on earth to take charge and u.se it. We to study and learn so we can better use the earth and the things in the earth. Educatloo never ends. We go to · The +lth IMuai Parker reunion largest family, Albert Parker, Fran- school as children to learn the basics was held at Tuppers Plains Elemen- cis, Thomas, George, and Mary, and such u reading, writing, and arith· metic. We go to grade school, high tary School Sunday, August 12, with Usa and Teresa Wilson. 51 in attendance. A buket dlrmer ·Clara Bell : .II' and Eleanor waa enjoyed at nooo with Gladys Bowman, Athens, displayed the Wedding party qosted Parker asking the b!Miing. family trees they have prepared. During the bualnesa meeting, fl. During the next year they will confleers for the 1!1110 reunion were elec- tinue working on them. The group Mr. and Mrs. Walter Monis 'ted: president, Theodore F. Parker; !l'aised them for their work. assisted by their daughter, Carol, VIce president, Roy Parker; Othen attending were Mrs. Roy and Mr. and Mrs. John Blake and •secretary-treasurer, Gladys Parker. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. William Tina Connon, hosted a dinner party Wilber and Nellie Parker were ap- White, Diana and Cindy, Lola Grit- following rehearsal for the wedding pointed to have charge <:l the fin, Mr. and Mrs. C: 0 . Newland, of Danny Monis and Carla Sue building and purchaslag gifts. A get- Alice Ollbome, Binice Tuttle, Mr. Teaford. The dinner was !erved at weU card wu signed for Ethel Stout and Mt!t. Robert Ashley, Kathy, Pat- the Racine Flnt Baptist Church. An who hall been W. The group gave a ty, Jim, Joe, Mike and Qluck arrangement of pastel mums adornV'!le <:l thanka to the retiring .. Parker, all of Meigs County; Fran- ed the table. president and secretary-treasurer~ ces Parker Frederick, Smithville, Attending were the hostS and ~ir .Mr. and Mrs. Leland Parker, who W. Va.; Mark Parker, Parkersburg, assistants, the lionored couple, and have served faithfully for four W. Va.; Freda Parker Bean and the Rev. Don Walker, Mr. and Mrs. ·yean. Paul eta Chatham, Guysville; Carol Dale Teaford, Jr., Dale and Dennis Gifts were given to the oldest Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Keith, Jeff Newell, John Blake, :WIXIlall, Lottie Parker, 91; oldest Marion; Helen Parker Hart, Shade. Crow, Peggy Neigler, Janis Carman, Harley Jones, 14; youngest The 46th rewlion will be held the nahan; Kay, Monica and Melinda girl, Leslie, four months, daughter second Sunday in August, 1980, in the Hill, Brian, Sharon, B. W. and Sonia of Mr. and Mn. leland Parker; same place. Kerns. youngest boy, Jaaon, alxmooths,aon of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Parker; traveled farthest, Robert Hecox, Jr., 500 miles from Rockford, ill.; Meigs Co. Cancer unit thanks all volunteers neect school, college and then to the school of hard.knocb, Ufe itsell. Learning never ends. God wants ils to be learning all our days. The Bible Is our textbook and the world · Is our laboratory; We need to grow in grace and knowledge and love of God and man. There is no ending to the way of life. 'We will have many summer ends In our Uves. It Is not an ending but juat a dlfferen~ area fl. life. School age people see school ending and swnmer beginning and summer ending and school beginning, This is true but they' are only chapters in the Book of Ufe. We do not know bow l q thla book will be but there will be many chapters, some called the summer ends ... and others the summer begins. It's a change <:l dlrectloo but still a growing, learning part fl. Ufe. ROO!ans 15:4 "For whatever wu written' in earUer times was written for our instruction, that through IM!rseverance and the en~gement w·the scriptures we might have hope." As summer ends we know leamlng never does. Learning of God and His ways is a never ending thing. A good thing just as school is a good thing and the change fl. seuons a good thing. The sununer ends bu\ school and life go on. -Rev. Wllllam Middleswarth, Lullieran Church, Pomeroy. • INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORI\tRS-LOCAL NO. 317 CAMDEN PARK .US60 WESTHUNTINGTON cNo Purcllaae Nec:-rv 1 ~ Aug. 27-Sept. 1 A \!; ~-+-, ~ .Cl'a ny ts e LOCMII St.ln Mldciii!IOI't Ph. fn-5241 "The ~ginr.lng of Wisdom is - silence" ... the theme of the program presented by Mrs. W. H. Perrin when Friendly Circle met Tueaday evening at Trinity Church. · Psalm 46 preceded the meditation whiah included "Listen in Silence" by Helen steiner Rice, and a paraphrase of the 23rd Psalm. Mrs. Lawrence Stewart was at the piano for singing of "In the Garden", and there wu prayer of "Helplessness" from Adventures in Prayer by Catherine Marshall. Fall projects were discussed and a contribution was made to home miSsions durll)g the business meeting conducted by Mrs. Elizabeth Fick president. Unperlshable items food will be brought to the church at the September meeting to restock the food pantry. Note of appreciation was read from Mrs. Donald Hauck and a round-robin card was · prepared for her. Mrs. KeMeth Harris and Mrs. Leonard Jewell served a dessert course. as d ~iltD~"' AILoCHURCH PICNIC MONDAY The Middleport Church of Christ will have an all-church picillc on Monday, Sept. 3, at Forest Acres Park near RUtland. The activities will begin at 10:30 with the dinner to be served at 12;30 p.m. Drinks will be prOvided by the church. orutQuafi!M . Pornny FWer Shop . Millard VanMeler 1300 OFF WITH PURCHASE OF EXCITING NEW 816GT TRACTOR AND MOWER 816 GT 16 h.p. with 48" mower SJOO OFF We've speeded up to give you a better garden tractor . New rearranged speeds and heavy duty gears tackle A . the tough jobs ... plow.C.\ ALLIS-CHALMERS ing, dOZing , c ulti va ting . LAWHANOG.t.AOENEOUIPMEHT See for yourse lf nOW! MODERN SUPPLY 399 west Main Street 992·2164 Pomeroy, Ohio The Store With "All Kinds of stuff" POR PETS - STABLES - LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS-GARDENS. EARN MONEY - WIN PRIZES I ' . - and ln these days you need those extra . dollar,s for fun and school. You'll enjoy doing this important job with girls and boys ·y our age. Have ' fun and•get paid too! QUARTER . POUNDER ~---~~-- · ·-- -- · ~ Friendly Circle hears program "" THIS WEEK REGISTER FOR THE CAR SWEEPSTAKES program on Aug. 3. The teachers were: Christi Hess, Debbie Honaker, and Marllyt\ Bishop, nursery ; Phyllis Gilkey, Angela Baker' and cathy Cooper' beginner; Farie Cole, Becky' Fry and Brenda Fry, primary; Mildred Hawley, Grace Hawley, and Sherry Fo1, middlers; Tom Bowen and Cathy Hess, juniors ; Shirley BumgardnerJ jwlior high ; Bob Melton, senior high ; with Mike Gerlach, ..,!Clarice Erwin, ·Laura Dellavalle, Debby and Bob Melton handing the crafts and music for the school. CARRIER NEEDED I" SYRACUSE " '1.19 AMERICA~r:JJON . BeckY PECIAL . S Plans for the 19110 school, scheduled for July 22 through Aug. I, include a C!lmival on Aug. 2 and the closlnr AUXIUARY, Racine Post 602, 6:30 Tues. AY day dinner at the Meigs Inn. Dues are ROUND AND SQUARE DANCE at payable now and may be sent to Mrs. the Senior Citizens Center, Poineroy, Julia Norris, Route 2, Racine. ooFriday, from8:30 to 11:30 p.m. The ,dance Ia open tD the pubUc with adANNUAL POTLUCK picnic of mlallon flfor adults, and chlldren.un- Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans der l2admitted free with theiqiaren- ..Memorial Hospital, 6:30 p.m. Is. Millie by the Stringd1181ers. Tuesday at the home fl. Reva SlmSVNDAy · ms. All members urged tD attend FEENEY BENNETT POST No. 128 and take recipes for cookbook being Amefican Le(lon first annual girls' compiled by group. softball banquet Sunday at 3 p.m. at ' REVIVAL Aug. 17 through Sun}Dihcme. day, Sept. 2, at House of Prayer and HAZEL CMMUNITY CHURCH, Praise, Uberty Ave., Pomeroy, with between Long l!ottom and Portland Bob Schrecengost, 18, Cleveland off Route 124, will bold its annual evangelist, speaking and singing. homecoming Sunday, with an af. Services at 7:30 p.m. nightly and temoon service beginning at 1:30. The pubUc invited. III!I'Vice will feature D8n Hayman and the Hymntlmera, and will have a ',j.('''''''''''' '''''''''p '''''''o ''''''m ' ' "' '·e,,,,,r,,o,,,,,Y ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, .;.:i special speaker, Dodle Bogard. A din- wi1l be held at the grDW1ds a!Bo. MARILYN TURNER, opera singer ) and cla88lcalllllllic teacher in Italy, will present a pubUc concert at 3 p.m. :: Personal Notes .\\ Monday at the Meigs Jwlior Hlgb Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Walter MorSchool In Middleport. Admission is free to the concert, which will feature ris and daughter, Carol, have ' Marilyn slnglnc sune light music and returned after a several days' vacaseveral familiar tunes. tion at Virginia Beach. They were accompanied by Tina Conner who MISSJONARIES to Korea, Mr. visited with the Monis family for and Mrs. Marshall Ruth, will ' three weeks and then after acat the Mt. Union Baptist Ot h at companying them on vacation 7:30 p.m. Sunday; the public is inreturned to her home at Anaslas, vited. Va. MONDAY Suzan Thomas has spent several BETIIEL 82, Internati weeks visiting relatives this sumJob's Daughters, 7:30 M mer. She spent a week with her dleport Maaonlc Temple. grandmother, Mrs. Georgia Thoma at Chester, a week with another grandmother, Mrs. Ruby Burnside, several days with Mrs. Mary Lou Houdashelt and daughter, and a week in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Leo King and granddaughter, Tina. P'IUD Mr. and Mrs. Joe Struble and Mr. and Mrs. KeMeth Harris have returned from Aberdeen, ~d. where they attended the reunion of the former members of the 523rd Military Pollee Co. Eighty.five were at the weekend of festivities and on Saturday morning the military police at the Aberdeen Proving Grounda had army buses at the HoUday Inn where the reuolon was taking place and the group was taken on a tour of the facilities Parkers hold reunion . directors. A craft display of the children's work wu open for viewibg by relatives and friends. Friday thru Sa.turday KNOW AVAILABLE AT: l Uving up to the theme, ''God's Word, Your Door to Adventure" three special events higbllshled ~ vacatloo Bible school for the Mid' dleport Church fl. Christ. Children enjoyed ' picnic, a carnival, and a closing pnigram. The average dally attendance wu 102 and the mlaalonary offer!IJ8 fo the for the two weeks was $303.116. The picnic was held 111 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gerlach, Grant St., Middleport with over 100 in attendance for the sack lunch and games. The carnival was held on Saturday, 11:30 to 1:30 and was sponsored by the Adult Sunday Scllool Clu8es of the clwrd!. There was a fish pcind, a J10Cket lady, grab bags, jail house, dart throw, ring lou, c~er chuck, and a wet sponge throw. For the games, the children llled tickets . which they earned during the two weeu by lr· A • , Over a hundred years ago, a Bulova was one of the most ad· vanced welches you could ~uy . 11 sllll Is. A. The Bulova Roma Series tells the t ime with crisp Roman numerals. The de.pen- dable t.ashlons here for him, $99.95. Oav ·Oate, Quartz. CALL 992-2156 ' The ·Daily Sentinel ~--~~ .,. ~~~--~ �. CH CHUR . 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fnday, Aug . 24, 1979 NEWs I RINITY CHUR CH, Re" W H Pemn, po&tor , Bob Buck . Sunday sc hool su pt Ckurch School, 9 1S a m , wors h•p ser vice , 10 30om Cho ~r rehearsal Tuesday . 7·30 p.m. under d•rechon ol Al1ce Neese POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Umon and Mulberry, Rev Clyde V. Henderson , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 0 m , Glen McClung, supt mor n ing wor ship , 10.30 a m , evenmg serv1 ce 7 30. mid· week serv•ce Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E Main St Pomeroy The Rev Robert B Groves . rector . Sunday serviCes (summer schedule beginning June 3) at 10 o m Ser· VIC& w dl olternotf!l between the Holy Euchonst end morntng prayer effecllv e June 3 Holy Commun1on every oth er Sun· day of &ech mon th end sermon Church school and nursery core prO'Yided Coffee t'\our In pomh house followmg the ser· vic• POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W Ma in St John McArthur pastor , Btble school , 9 30 o m , mornmg worsh 1p, 10 JO a. m ; Youth meeting s, 6 30 p m , e'o'emng worsh1p, 7.30 Wednesday n1ght prayer meet ing and Bible study , 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY, 115 Butternut Ave , Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Roy Wm · 1ng, offiCers in charge Sundoy· hohneu meeting, 10 a m , Sunday School, 10 30 a m Sunday sc hool leader YPSM Elo15e Adams 7 30 p m . solvohon meetmg. 'oiOrtous speake rs and muSIC speCial s Thursday- 10 am to 2 p m ladles Home league oil women mvl ted 7 30 p m proy•r meetmg and Btble study , Bob Estep , leader Rev Noel Harmon teocher BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHAPEL , Route 1, Shod&- Pastor Bobby Elktns Sunday school , 5 p m , Sunday wor shtp 5 ,.5 p m , Wednesday prayer serv1ce, 7·30 p m POMEROY WESTSID E CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W . Main St , Jerry Paul , miniSter, phone 992 7666 Canserval•ve non· mstrumental. Sunday worshtp , 10 o m B1ble study , 11 a m worship 6 p m Wednesday B1ble study , 7 p.m OLD DE XTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev .Rolph Sm1th pa stor Sunday school 9 30 a m , M rs Worley Francis supenntendent Preochmg servtces first & third Sunday s f ollow •ng Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHOD IST Preor:hing 9 30 a.m , llrst and second Sun days of ea ch month, thtrd and fourth Sun days each month worship serviCa at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30 Prayer and B1bleStudy SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTIST . Mu lbe"11 Hetghts Rood . Pomeroy Pastor A lbert Oittes. Sobbott-1 School Supenntandent, R1t0 Wh1ta Sabbath School , Saturday afternoon at 2 00 , w1lh Worsh1p Serv1ce following at 3 15 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHSister Homett Worner , Supt Sunday School, 9 30 o m , morn tng worshtp , 10 .. 5 om THE HILAND CH4P.El , George Casto, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m even1ng worshtp, 7 30 Thursday evemng praye r servtce, 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Oo11 td Mann, mm1ster, Wtlhom Watson Sunday school supt Sunday school, 9 30 o m , morning worshtp 10 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. 282 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy , Paul Silver, Pastor, Woodrow T. Zwdmg Sunday school supenntendent Sunday school . 9 30 a m .. morntng worsh1p 10.30 e..,ening worsh1p 7 00 p m Mtdwaek prayer serviCe 7 00 pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER , De:wtar Rd , longs'Y tlfe Oh1o Rev Clyde Ferrell. Pastor Sunday School 11 a m Saturday pr.ach1ng serviCes 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg B1ble study at 7 30 p m FAITH TABERNAClE CHURCH , Bodey Run Rood Rev Emmett Rowson , pastor. Handley Dunn , supt Sunday school , 10 o m Sunday evemng s~erv1ce 7 30, Btble teoch•ng , 7 30 p m Thursday. DYESVI LLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Roger C Turner, pastor Sundoy sc hool, 9 30 a m Sunday morrung worship , 10 30, Sunday eventng serviCe, 7.30 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION , lawrence Manley , poslor, Mrs Rus sell Young , Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a .m Even1ng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. Rocme- Rev W H Lykins pastor Morn· tng wo rsh1p 9 45 a m Sunday school 10 ,.5o m evenmg worshtp , 7 Tuesday , 7 30 p m . lodtas prayer meetmg. Wednesday 7 30 p m YPE MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner St:w:th and Palmar , the Re11 Mark McC lung, Sunday schoo l 9 15 o m , Don Wtlson. supenntendent lacy Borton , out supt Mornmg Wors t'l•p 10 15 am Btble study, 10 30om ot church Youth meetmg, 7 30 p m . Wed nesda y W&dnesdoy n1ght B1ble study and prayer se rv1ce 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST , Moddleporl, 5th and Ma1n Bob Melton m.niSter M1ke Gerlach , su pennt8ndent Terry Yankey , youth m•n •ster Btble school, 9 30 a.m , mormng w or sh1p, 10 30 a m evenmg worship, 7 30 prayer serviCe , 7 p m Wednesday MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE Rav J1m Broo me pastor . 81ll Wh1te Su nda y schoo l supt Sunday school q 30 o m morntng worsh1p, 10 30 o m Sunday &'YOngeiiSIIC meellng, 7 00 p m Prayer meet •ng Wednesday , 7 p m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COU NTY, Ow•ght l Zovtlt dtrec· lor HARRISON VI LLE PRESBYTERIAN , Rev Ernest Stnckhn pastor Sunday church school. 9 30 a m Mrs Homer lee, supt , mornmg wors h tp, 10 30 MIDDLEPORT, Sunday school 9 30 o m , Rtchard Va ughan sup! Morntng warshtp , 10 30 SYRACUSE Morntng wors h•p 9 a m., Sunday schoo l , 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall. sup! RUTLAND CH URCH O F GOD , Rev Bobby Porter , pastor Sunday school lOam , Sunday worsh1p II a m , Sunday evenmg service 7 p m , Wednesday Fam1l y Tra l· tng Hour 7 p m Wednesday w ors htp sar V I C8 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near long Bottom Edsel Har t, pastor Sunday school , 10 o m Church, 7 30 p m , prayer meettng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAL , Th ird Ave the Rev W1lham Kntttel , pastor Thomas Kelly Su nday School Supt Sun doy sc hool. 10om Cla sses for all ages . even tng serv•c e, 7 30, Btbl e st udy. Wednesday , 7 30 p m , youth se r'o'!Ces friday , 7.30 p m MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAPTIST. Corn er Ash and Plum. Noel Herrm an, pastor Saturday evenmg servu:e , 7 30 p m , Sun· day Sctlool 10 30 a m MEIGS COOPERATI VE PARISH METHO DIST CHURCH Rtckard W Tho mas D•rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Rober! McGee Rellf James Corbttt POMEROY , Sund oy School q 15 om Worshtp 1ervice 10 30 o m Choir rehea r 1ol , W.dne1doy , 7 p m Re'Y Rober1 MeG", pastor. ENTERPRISE , Wors htp 9 a m Church SchoollO a .m . ROCK SPRINGS , Chu rch School 10 o m Worship 10 a .m . UMYF 6 30 p m FlATWOODS Church School 10 om Worship II a .m . MIOOLEPOR TCLU STE R HEATH , Church School 9 30 om Wo r· sh ip I 0 30 a m UMYF b p m Robert Robinson Pastor. RUTLAND , Church School ~ 30 a m Worsh ip 10 30 a m . W1lbur Hilt , Pastor These Messages Of Our Religio·us Heritage SALEM CE NTER , Worsh1p 9 om Churc h School9 ~S a .m. Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: SYRACUSE CLU STER Re'<~ Har vey Koch , Jr FOREST RUN .. Worshp 9 o .m Church School lOam MINERSVILLE , Church School 9 o m Worship 10 a m ASBURY' Church School 9 50 a m Wor· shtp 11 a m Btble Study 7 30 p m Thurs· do'i UMW fiS t Tuesday SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Oov •d Horns Rev Mark Flynn Florence Sm1th H11!on Wolfe Ch~Er!~~::·a~~~r~~ ·mWorsh•p 9 00 o~m CARMEl . Chruch School9 30 a m W ar. shtp 10 30 a m 2nd and ,.,h Sundays APPlE GROVE Sunday School 9 30 o m Worshtp 7 30 p.m lsi and 3rd Sundays , Preyer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p. m Feflows h•p su pper hrst Saturday 6 p m . UMW 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m. EAST lET ART , Ch ruch ~chool 9 a m. Worshtp ser'o'ICe 10 am Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday. UMW second Tues day7 30p.m RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday schoollO a.m , worsh tp, 11 o.m Chotr procttce, Thursday , 8 p m LETART FALl S- Worship service 9 o .m Church School 10 a m MORNING STAR Worshop 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 o .m , Youth Tuesdays 7 p m MORSE CHAPEL . Church School 9 30 a m Worship II a m PORTlAND. Church School 9 30 o m Worship 11 a m SUTTON Church School9 30 a m Wor· sh1p htond3rdSundoys 10 JOe m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Rtchord VV Thomas Duane Sydenstncker , Sr John W. Douglas Charles Oomlgan JOPPA, Worship 9 00 o.m Church School I 0 00 a .m . CHESTER, Worsh•p 9 am . Church School 10 o m . Cho•r Rehearsal 7 p.m. Wednesday B1ble Study, Wednesdays , 7 30 p m . LONG BOTTOM , Sunday School ot 9 30 o m hening Worship at 7 30 p m Thurs· day Btble Study, 7·30 p.m REEDSVIllE Sunday School 9 30 a .m Mornmg Wor$h1p 10.30 o.m Even•ng Wor· shp 7.30 p m. Bible S!udy Wednesdays at 7 30 p m . A~FREO , Sunday School at 9A5 a .m. Mornmg Worsh1p ct II a.m. Wednesday Nlglit Prayar Meeting. 7 30 p m ST PAUl (Tuppers Pla.ns) Sunday School 9 00 o m Mornmg Worship at 10 00 a m Monday N1ght Bible Study 7 30 pm SOUTH BETHEL (Sdver R1dge) Sunday School 9 00 a .m Mornmg Wosh tp tO ·OO o m Wednesday Stble Study, 7 30 p m. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, sen11ces each Sunday 9.30 om. George PICkens , pastor w1th preochmg on first and tt'ltrd Sunday of month. Oliver Swam, Supt . HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , Rev Keolh Eblin , pas tor. Sunday School, 9 30 om , leonard Gtlmore. ftrs l elder, even1ng ser VIC&, 7 30 p m Wednesday prOyer meet mg. 7 30 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Duane Worden , m1mster. Bible class , 9 30 a.m., mornmg worsh1p, 10 30 am ., evening worsh 1p, 6 30 p m. Wednesday Btble study. 6 30 p.m. NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY Church Sunday School servi ce 9 ,..5 a m . Worsh1p serviCe. 10 30. Evongelt,tlc Ser· viCe 7·30 p m Wadnesdoy , Prayer maet tng 7·30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST , Pomeroy· Hormonvd le Rd , Robert Purtell , pastor. B11l McElr oy, Sunday schopl supt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornmg worsh1p and communton , 10 30 o m · Sunday worsh •p ser'YICe, 7 p m Wednesday eventng prayer meetmg and Btble s!udy, 7 p m. ST JOHN lUTHERAN CHURCH, Ptne Grove The Rev. W11ltom M1ddleswarth, Pastor Church servtces 9.30 a m. Sunday School 10 30 o m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. Edward Fryman , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m , worshtp serv•ce, 10 30om , Sunday ser· v1ces 7 30 p.m .. youth group, Wednes· day , 7pm ANTIQUITY BAPTIST . Rev Earl Shuler. pastor Sunday school 9 30 am , Church serv •ce 7 p m , youth meellng , 6 p m Tuesday 81ble Study 7 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Rev John A Coffman pas tor Franklin Imboden, chatrman of !he Boord of Chns1tan ltfe Sunday School , 9 30 o m . morn· tng worship , 10·30 Sunday evemng wor· sh•p 7 30 p m Prayer meet•ng Wednas· doy730pm RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don l Walker , Po slor, Ronn ie Salser, Sunday school supt .. Sunday school 9 30 a m . mormng worsh1p, 10 40 a m Sunday eventng war· shtp , 7 30, Wednesday e'Yemng B1ble study , 7 30 DANVILLE WESLEYAN , Rev R. D Brown, pastor. Sunday School, 9 30 o m , mormng worship 10 .. 5 youth servtce 6 ..5 p m , e'olenmg wo rs h1p , 7 30 p m , prayer and p ratse, Wednesday , 7 30 p.m Sll VER RUN FREE BAPTIST, Rev Marv1n Markm pastor, Steve l1ttle Sunday school supt Sunday schoo l, 10 a m.. mormng wonh1p 11 a m Sunde·,- evemng war· sh1p 7 30 Prayer meetmg and 81ble study Thursday, 7 30 p!tn youth servtce 6 p m SundOy CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD fl:e'Y R E Robtnson pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m w ors htp seC\IICe, .U..,.o ~ even•ng serviCa , 7 00. youth ser'Y tCe, Wednesday 700pm LANGSVIllE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Robert Musser , pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m , Roy S1gmon, supt , morn1ng wo rshtp 10 30, Sunday even•ng serv1ce 7 30, m•d- week servtce. Wednesday , 7 p m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Rev Dole Boss , pastor. Sunday school, 9 30 o m , mormng wors htp, 10 ..5 a.m .. e'>'OngelllfiC servtce 7 p m Wednesday serviCes - prayer and praise, 7 p. m , youth meeting 7 p m Men's prayer meellng, Saturday, 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Elden R Blake , past or Sunday School 10 a m Robert Reed . supt .. Morning ser Sunday mght services mon 11 a m Chnst10n Endaovor 7 ~0 p m . Song servi ce 8 p m Praa chtng 8 30 p m M1dweek Proyar meetmg W&dnasdoy 7 p m , Roy Adams , lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, located at Rut land on New ltmo Road , next to Forest Acre Po rk . Rev ~oy Rouse pastor, Robert Musser. Sunday School supt Sunday school , 10 30 am worship 7 30 p.m B1 ble Stud)' , Wednes day 7 30 p m . Sotur doy n1ght praye r servtce, 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Roger Watson , pastor, Kenneth Byer , Sunday school supt M orn1ng worshtp , 9 30 a m , Sundayschoo i , 10 30 om , even1ng ser· v•ce , 7 30 Wednesday B1ble Study , 7 30 pm MT UNIO N BAPTIST, CeCi l Cox , mm1ster. Joe Sayre Sunday School Supermtenent. Sunday school 9 ... 5 om avemng worship 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Wednesday TU PPERS PLAINS CHUR CH OF CHRIST. Rand)' Koehler. pastor , Denms Newland. Sunday school supanntendent Sunday Scho ol , 9 :x> a m . morning church se r· v1ce , 10 30 a .m ., Sunday e'Yentng B•ble study 7 p. m , LETART 1\'ALLS UNITED BRETHREN . Re v. Freeland Norm pastor, Floyd Noms , MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. ELLIS & SONS SOHIO K&C JEWELERS () J()tln F Fu lfl, Mgr Ph ''2 ·2101 Pomeroy Complolo Autom()tive Service Keepsake' -..-o........ _ aD • Attend The Church • of Your Choice Thill SundJJy • Beech Street Y!P, I 'M OKAY NOW.. AS$UM I ~S SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY PLANING Mill. We Fi ll Doctors' Prescnptions 992-Z?SS Pomeroy ~ SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS This"Sundav 212 W. P· PI.~A!Oe~ •YOIJ'\/1' SOT TO Ht=LP Me: I'M IN TROUBUE ! FLOWN! Mill Work . Cabinet Making hr•cuse m lf71 Attend The Church of Your Choice EA5¥, P l O'C LOCk IN THE MORNING 1$ NOT THe SEiST TIV.E TO WAKe UO A SORIHlEiAD ~ MV S~LJlL '6 NOT' FRACTURED ! BUT THe &IRD IIA!> - M.tn 510 N. 2nd 992 -9961 Ml&cilepor1tt2 l4S1 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL lJTl'LE ORPHAN ANNIE Nationw1de Ins Co of Columbus, 0 3rd Strut Rac•ne, O 104W ~In f92 .2J11 Pomeroy Pl'l '49-9130 RACINE FOOD MARKET .. ft ' • ' • ..... Eat I nor Carry Out 116 E Mltn '•.f'•. ... •• .• ~~ VIRGn.. B. TEAfORD SR. 216 SeiYices s s.tcond m .:uu Pomeroy 214 E Mam 992·5130 Pomeray Scr•olUres selec•eo Oy Tne Ameflcan 8Qje Sooet.,- Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales, Inc. .•:~ GASOUNE AILEY ·~ •• prOV€40U a hazard t • Oeull Tractors, New Holland Farm Machinery Spring Ave. 99'25 10 1 Pomeroy .·.~ Attend The Church of Your Choice This Sunday. WAID CROSS SONS STORE Happier than other children most of the time. Pat Hill Ford, Int. 46 1 S, Third, Middleport Sadder than other children some of the time "2·'21t6 Kathy's emotions always seem gigantic to us. Because she is oursl That's why we're givmg her a Truth to hve by A Faith to fall back on - and go ahead again. A church that is home on Sundays, .....==~;.::..:.=::.:....---1 A cherished center of life every day Ba kers of , Good Bread w THE DAILY SENTINEL •• • Middleport· Pomeroy. o. (For A RHI Auction C•ll The Rul Mccov) t. IM•cl Mccov 915·3944 o. Attend The Church su pt Sunday school . 9 30 o m . mornmg sermon r 10 30.. am . Prayer serv•ce, Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , Rev. Herbert Grote. pastor Wo rshtp se r· vtce, 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday School. 9 30 o m Charles B1ssall , sup t Prayer meetmg, Wednesday , 7 30 p m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHOD IST CHURCH , Rev Floyd F Shook , pastor, lloyd Wnght Sunday School Supt., Morn· tf'lg Worsh ip 9·30 a.m ., Sunday School 10 20 a .m .. Wednesday Preyer and Btbl e Stud)' 7.30 p m , SunCiay evening worshtp 7 30 p m ., Cha• r Pracllce Thursday , 7 p m. DE XTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Cher ie• Russell Sr . mmister, Rick Macomber supt. Sunday school 9.30 am worshtp service 10.30 a m. B1ble Study. Tuesday 7 30 p m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JE SUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Ro cme Rood William Roush pa stor Phyllis Stobort Sunday School Sup! Sun day School , 9 30 o m , Morntng worsh1 p 10 30 o m . Sunday avenmg servtce 7 p m Wednasdoy evenmg prayer serv• ces , 7 30 pm BETHLEHEM ElAPTIST , Rev Earl Shuler pastor W orshtp servtce, 9 30 a m Sunday sc hool, 10 30 a.m. Bible Study and prayer serv tce Thursday, 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH , King•bury Rood Gory King , pa stor Sunday school, 9 30 o m , Rolph Carl , superintendent: even1ng worshtp 7 30 p m . Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p m LONG BOITOM CHRISTIAN . George F Ptekens . pastor, Wallace Damewood Supt. Bible Schoo l, 9 ... 5 a m Preachmg service. 10 .C5 o.m ., ftrs T and th~rd Su n days 7 p m second and fou rth Sundav s Btble study 8 p m Tuesdays HYSELL RUN FR'E METHODIST CHURCH Rev Okay Cart pastor Mornmg service I 0 30 a m , Sunday avemng and Thursday eventng ser'Y IC8S at 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob Rev lawrence G luase ncamp , Sr . pastor, Roger Willfo rd , Sr , Sunday sc hool su p! Sun day school 9 JO a .. G'>'emng war sh1p, 7 30 p m Prayer meet i n~ . Wedn es day 7 30 p m Youth meehng Sunday, S 30 p m with Don and Ma rt ha M eadows 1n charge. WHITE'S CHAPEL. Coolvtlle RD Re., Roy Deeter pa stor. Sunday school 9 30 o m worsh1p servtce, 10 30 am B1bl e study and prayer serv1ce, Wednesday , 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST , Brad Heni:lerson. pastor, Herb Ellio tt Sunday sc hoo l sup! Sunday school. 9 30 o m , mornmg worship and cornu mon , 10 30 c m. RUTlAND COMMUNITY CHURCH . Amos Tdl ts , pa stor. Don ny T•fh s, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School. 9 30 o .m , followed ' by mornmg wo rs~·up Sunday evening serVICe , 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng, Wednes · dey . 7 30 p m WMPO Rad io broadcast , Sunday mornmg , 7 ,.5 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Rev . lloyd D Gnmm , Jr , pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m , worship service, 10:30 a m Broadccs t live over WMPO young people's se rv1ce 7 p m Evcngehstic ser· 'YICe 7 30 p m Wednesday service, 7 30 p m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Corner of Sat ond and Anderson , Mason Pastor Fron k Low ther Sunda y school , 9 ,.So m , worshtp se r'Y1ce II om and 7 30 p.m Weekly Btble Study Wednesday , 7 30 pm MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST , M1ller St., Maso n. W Vo Aunce M1 ck , pastor Sun· day B•ble Studr, 10 a.m., Worship 11 a .m. and 7 p m Btb e Study Wednesday 7 p.m ., Vocal mus1c MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Puddong lone, Moson , W Va Chester Tennant, Sunday School 9:.. 5 a.m., Pas tor Child ren's Church 6 ,.5 p.m Young People 's Ser'olice 6 45 p.m. Evangelistic Ser· \l iCe 7.30 p.m Women's Miulonory Coun· Cl l 10 a m f1 rst ond third Tuesdays. Prayer and Bible Study, Wednesday , 7 30 p.m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev Wllllom Campbell. pastor Sunday School , 9 •30 o m . J.omes Hughes, supt , evemng ser· \l iCe , 7 30 p m. Wednesdo~ evemng prayer meet1ng . 7 30 p m Youth prayer serviCe aoch Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH , letart, W. Vo , Rt I , Rev Charles Hargraves, pastor Worsh•p servicas, 9:30 o m., Sunday school , 11 o.m., evening worship, 7 30 p.m Tuesday cottage prayer meeting ond Btbl e study , 9:30 o.m Worsh1p ser· vice Wednesday , 7·30 p.m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , now located on Pom eroy P1ke, County Rood 25, near Flatwoods Rev Blackwood, pastor Ser· .... ,ces on Sunday at 10 30 a .m . and 7.30 p m with Sunday school. 9.30 a m. Bible study , Wednesday , 7 30 p.m. INDEPENDEN T HOLINESS CHURCH INC. Peorl St , Middleport Rev O)Oel l Manley pasto r. Sonny Hudson, Sunday sc hoo l su pt Sunday school, 9·30 o m ; evenmg wo rship, 7 JO p m Prayer and pra1 se sarv lca , Wednesday , 7·30 p m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Elder James Miller. Bible study Wednasdoy , 7 30 p.m ; Sunday Schoo l 10o m Sunday n•ght serv1ce, 7:30 pm POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS Homson'VIile Rood , Dewey King pastor, Ed11on Weaver , ott istont, Henry Eblm, Jr., Sunday school supt. Sunday school. 9 30 a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m. Sun day evening service, 7 30; prayer mHting, Thursdoy , 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Not Pentecostal, Rev . George Oiler , pastor. Wor.hip service Sunday, 9-45 a m.. Sunday school, 11 a.m ., worship service, 7.30 p.m . Thursday proyer meeling, 7 30 p.m . MT. HERMON Unlled Brethren Church. Sunday School 9·30 am. Worship sarv1ce 10.45 a.m. Preaching servl(el !IVery Sun· day alternating with C E Wednesday prayer muting 7·30 m Rev James Leach pastor Dovld Ho ter . loy leader JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 1 mil• oost ot Rutland , 1unctlon of Route 12,. and Noble Summit Rood (T· 17,.) Sunday Bible lee· ture , 9 30 a ; Watchtower study, 10 30 am Tuesday, Bible study, 7 and 8 15 p m .. Thursday, theocratic tchool, 7.30 p m . aervice meeting, 8.30 p.m. RUTLAND FREEWILl BAPTIST Church leland Haley. pas1or. Sunday school 10 a m .. evening 1ervlce, 7:30 p.m . Prayer meeting, Wednesday, ?.JOp.m . CHURCH OF GOO of Prophecy. lacolod on the 0 . J. White Rood off highway 160. Sunday School 10 a .m. Superlntendenl John Loveday First Wednesdcy night of month CPMA serVIces. second Wednes· day WMB mHIIrlg. · third through tll!h youth service . George Croyle, po!ltor HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Grant St • Middleport, Rev Don Bloke, poalor. Sun· day school , 9 30 o .m , mornmg worship, 10:30 o m ; evening worship, 7 p.m , WednMday evening Bible study and proyer mHtmg, 7 p m. ~ffll l oted with Southern Baptist CQn'olention. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRISTEugene Underwood, pastor, Harry Hen· dricks, superintendent. Sunday schooL 9:30 a .m.; morning worship , 10.30 a.m .. evening won hip, 7 p m. Wedl!le1day 8 1ble study, 7 p.m. JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER - Georg•• Creek Rood. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastOr; John Fellure, luperlntendent. Church school , 9.30 a .m . . morning worship, 10.30, evening service, 7 p.m Youth meeting Sunday, 6 p.m. 81ble study In depth, Wednesday, 7 p m Classes for all ages Nursery provided for worship ser· vice . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sycomore and Second Sts., Pomeroy. The Rev. William Middlesworth, Pastor. Sunday School at 9:4S a m. and Churct Services 11 a m SACRED HEART, Rev . Father Paul 0 f, ~IN 4.L_ " r. ON ~Ar.. ~::. =oR "'WENDY W< IGHT A Dl\ I ~ION O F WIN~ i E ••• •• .WINKLE FA-;,~ 1 C'N ~ 4 •• • •• An~•-rnt~Y v~ p m. VICTORY BAPTIST - On th.s Roul• 7 bypon James E. K. .a. .. pastor Sunday school. 10 a.m .. morning warship , 11 o m . evening service, 7 TRINITY Christian Anembly , Coolville Gilbert Spencer. pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a m morning wor1hip, 11 o m Sunday evening service, 7.30 p. .. mtdwuk prayer service Wednesc:krY , 7·30 pm MOUNT Olive Community Church, lawrence Bush, pastor, Bettie Pigo1t, Sun day schoolsupt. Sunday School and morning worsh ip, 9.30 a.m . Sunday evening service, 7 p m ., Youth meeting and Bible study, Wednesday , 7 p.m FAITH BAPTIST Church, Mason, m"t ot United SIMI Workers Union Hall , Rail rood StrHt, Mason . Pastor, Rev Joy Mitchell. Morning worship 9 ... o.m , Sunday School 10.30 a m. Prayer meeting Wednesday , 730p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rov Nvlo Borden , po1tor . Cornelius Bunch , superintendent. Sunday school, 9 30 a .m , second and fourth Sundays worthlp ter· 'oliceot2 30p m . MT MORIAH BAPTIST - Fourth and Main St , Mlddl..,art. R~. Colvin Minnis, pastor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner, supt. Sundoy school, 9 :30 a .m ., wonhlp service, 10,.5om. NORTH BETHEL Unltod M•thedlst Church, Rev . Charles Domlgan, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Worship S.r· vice. 10:45 o .m . : Sunday Blbl• Study , 7 :00 p.m ., Wednesday prayer m"tlng, 7 .30 s p.m. HOUSE OF PRAYER AND PRAISE. Llb.rty \ve., post Burger Chef, Pomeroy. Eugene \.nspah, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.m .• ;110rning worship. 11 a m . Evening wor· shp, Sundov, Tunday and Friday. 7:30 p.m. BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH , Route I , Shade. Pastor Dor Black Atfilloted with Southern Baptls Conv•nt lon. Sunday school, 1·30 p.m., Sunday wor1hlp, 2·30 p m. Thurtdo) ovening Blbl• study, 7 p.m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY , Roc In• Route 12,., William Hobock, pastor. Sun cloy school, 10 a.m. ; Sunday evening 1er vice, 6·30 p.m. Wednnday eenlng ,.,.. ' vice, 7. CARPENTER BAPTIST, ROY. FrHionc Norrlt, pastor. Don Cheadle, Supt. Sun day School, 9 :30 a.m . Morning Worshl,,, 10.30 a.m. Prayer Service, alternate ~un­ dovs. com1n' ~ E ENT5-RPR I!'>E DISTANCES ON A 6ASE6A~L DIAMOND ME DECEIVIN6 ... by THOMAS JOSE,H ACROSS 37 Knowledge I Singi"'! voice 31 Matri· 5 Knotty culate problem 3t Southwest It Lake or canal wind Welton pastor Phone 992 282, Saturday evening Man , 7·30 Sunday Man, 8 and 10 am .. Confession , Saturday, 7-7.30 Rufus? =" c.;t!~v Of Your Choice This Sundny He mean it! mean It? E AG-<E:::; AN:J 1\ .\ 4AT A ?AY fl. =IN.ALl.Y A\Y O.VN O FFICE: WEND> 5 IN Q UA>no RS. ~ • 41 Lgcust tt2 3091 Mtddleport 6ot an4 r::;;...-'1:! suqqestons, WINNIE • MARK V STORE Middleport sa4 th' wrec/t.er5 That .,;1qn cost You thin!<. Pert actual' '1m a dime! ~ • HEINER'S BAKERY r--......J jes' las· week! 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In thlJ sample A Is used for the three L's. X lor the two O's, etc, Single letters, apoatrophes, the length and formation of the ward11 arc all hmts Each day I he code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES • BWV UVMB B WE J L I V LV B IDUMPIO BWV EM YHRT WEMBRHK BWPMESMT EB HRPMVM . - LRVBWV Yeateruy•1 Cryptoquote: THE ONLY WAY TO ENTERTAIN SOME FOLKS IS TO USTEN TO THEM. - KIN HUBBARD l"ulurn Syndl,•t•, Inc t ICHOBORI I I I Answerhere: v J. IU 1979 KinG FRIDAY , AUGUST2~. 1979 6 oo-News 3 , 8 , 1 0 , 13,1 ~ . AB C News 6 , Fam1ly Affa ir 17 Villa Alegre 6 J()- NBC News 3, 15, ABC Ness 13, DOWN I Q,...k letter 13 Still in Z Fragrance 3 Be critical one piece It French friend t Behold 15 Yam strand S - ••press II lAnd parcel I Scrap 17 Elbow · anal 7 Pronounce U Italian sentence nwneral B called bock Boling's 1 cad LaMotta II Qilldren 's %1 Star with author Friday and Saturday TV Log Yesterday's Now arrange the drclld letters 10 form tht aurpriM 8111wer. u aug· gelled by 11M! .t>ovo coftoon . "[IJ-( I I H-[I]" I Jumbles Answer (Anewere tOfT'IOfrow) TWEAK EXCEl CAUGHT TYRANT And this is anottw" thing that makes men mean I-THE LEITER A Andy Griffith 6 , CBS News 8, 10, Over Easy 20,33. Father Knows Best 17 1 co- Cross -W it s J , Newlywed Game 6 13; Sha Na Na 8; News 10. Love, American Style 15 ; Get Smart 17 , Di ck Ca..,et1 20,33. 7 3Q-Hee Haw Honeys 3; S1.98 Beauty Show 6, Family Feud 8, Price Is Right 10, S100,000 Name That Tune 13; Pop Goes the Country 15, My Three Sons 17, MacNei l Lehrer Repqr1 20,33 8 00 - 0iff' rent Strokes 3, 15 , Fantasy Island 6, 13 ; fncredible Hulk 8, 10; Washlng1on Week In Revlew20,33; Movie " .Journey to the Center of Time" 17 8 30-Fach of Life 3, 15, Wall Street Week 2(),33 9 oo-Rockford Files 3, 15 , Track and Field 6,13, Dallas 8,10, Buckeye Holiday 20, Money , News and V1ews 33 9 .30- Greet Midwest .Hot Air Balloon Rally 20, Gentle Killers 33. 10 oo-Eddle Capra Mysteries 3, 15; Onedln Line 17 , News 20. 10 30--Consumer Survival Kit 20. Pythons 33 11 00- News 3.6.8, 10. 13 , 15; New Soupy Sales 17, Two Ronnles 20 11 2s-To Be Announced 33; 11 •]()-Johnny Carson 3, 15, Soap 6,13, Bonkers! 8; ABC NewsJJ; Movie " The lnnocants" 10; Movie " The Lady and the Monster" 17 12 ·00-Juke.Box 8, Monty Python' s Flying Circus 33 12 ·3()-Movle " Robbery" 8; l?' 'oRB I 6; Ironside 1l 1·oo-Mlctnlght Spec ial 3, 15 ; 1·20Movle " Geraldine" 17 1· AG-News 13; 2 ~News 3; 3· 15News 17 , j . 2s-Movle " Ghost Olver " 17 ; 5: 1s-Oragne1 17 . SATURDAY, AUGUST U, 1979 5·40-Worid a1 Large 17; 6·GOSummer Semester 10, 6:1GHuman Dimension 17. -6 : ~Saturday Report3; US. Farm Report 10. Kentucky Afield 17, 6.4D-News 17 7 .OG-Big Blue Marble 3, A,nlma ls, Animals, Animals 13, Porky Pig and Friends 8, Public Polley Forums 10; Three Stooges.Lit11e Rasca ls 17. 7 .30-Little Rasca ls 3, Matters of Life 6. Blgfool ond ,WIIdboy 13. 8 GO-Alvin and the Chipmunks 3, 15, Fangface 13 , Racers 6, Popeye 8, 10, Ultra Man 17 3~Fantastlc Four 3, 15, Scooby 's All Stars 6, 13, Partridge Fam ily 17 9 · ~odzll l a 3, 15 ; Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8,10, Star Trek 17 10 00- Superfrlends 6,13 , Mov ie " Can-Can " 17 10 3()-Dafty Duck 3, 15 ; Tarzan Super 7 8; Movie " The Treasure of Pancho VIlla" 10 11 00-Fred and Barney 3,15, 11 31)--Jetsons 3, 15, Glgglesnort Hatel6; Action News for K1ds 13 12:00-Buford 3,15, Pro Soccer Play-Off 6, 13, Space Academy 8, 12 3D-Fabulous Funnies 3, Fat Albert a, 10, Crockett 's Vi ctory Garden 33, The Land, " the Sea, the Children There 15. 00- The Land , the Sea. I he Children There 3, Ark II 8, 10; Wrest ling 15, Movie "Missile -~sters" 17, Body Shop 33. 1. J01Thls Week In Basebal l 3, Bob .Jones 8, Fil m Festival 10, French Chef l3 2 00-Bneball Warm -up 3, 15 , Vlewpolng 8, Movie " Born Free" 10; Forsytt Saga 33 2 15- Bneba ll 3, Baseball 15, 2·30-Racers 8; Movie " On Any Sunday" 17 3 ~Track and FJeld 6,13, Last of - tnewmre;trpsrarrs;-oownstalfS 33. J · J~Gunsmake 8; .4 ·00-Nashvllle on the Road 10; When t he Boat Comes In 33 4 Jo-Sports Spectacular 8; Pop Goes the Country 10; Rat Patrol 17. 5 00--Voyage 1o the Bottom of the Sea 3. Wide World of Sports 6, 13, • Dolly 10; Abbott and Costello l l , Amerlcen Angler Club 17, Once Upon o Clonic 20, Catch-33 33. 5 · 30-Porter Wegener 10; Little Rascals 15, This week In Baseball 17, Let's Grow a Gerden 33 6 oo-News 3, 10; Concern 8, God hes the Answer 15, Wrestling 17 , Crocket1's Victory Garden 20 , Like It Is 33. 6 30-NBC News 3, 15 , ""ews 6; CBS News 8,10, New$maker '79 13; E lectric Co 20; Anot her Voice 33. 7 00- Abbotl And Coslfll o 3; Lawrence Welk 15; Hee Haw 6,8; Mov ie " Silk Stockings" 33 ; Around the World to Ch ina 10; Revol ut ion 13 ; SeKuBI MBsterplece Theatre 20. 7:3G-An Inside Look 3; 8:0(f-(hlps 3,15: Caro l 8urnet1 6,13; Bad News Bears 8,10; HH Haw Honers 17; Meeting of l\llnds 20. a 36-PIIot "Tho ~16th " 8, 10; Marly 8 • .,. Robbins ' Spotlight 17 9 00-NFL Footba ll 3, ll; Movie " Hart to Hart" 6, 13; Movie " Rio Lobo" B, l O; NFL Football 17 , Summerfest ' 79 33; Ups1alrs, Downstairs 20. 10 oo-Gallla Country 20, 10 3oGreat Midwest Hot A1r Saloon Ra lly 33. 11 00- News 6,8, 10, 13 , David Susskind 33. 11 15-ABC News 6, 11 3Q-Movfe • "Pursued " 6, Movie " Gr eat Day in the Morning " 8, Movie " Marrl4_ge on the Roc ks" 10 , Movie "Day the World Ended" 13 12 oo--News 3,15. Maverick 17, 12 .30--Sat urday Night Live 3,1~, 1 oo-Movle " Biacula" 13; Juke. Box 17 1 Jo-Oon Kirshner 's Rock Concert 17, 2 oo-Movle " The Mind of Mr Soames" 3; 2 Jo-ABC News~, 13; 3 oo-Movle " One Russian Summer" 17 3 30- News 3; A 00- Movle " Destination Tokyo" 3 SUNDAY, AUGUST26, 1979 s · JO-A G-U S. A 17: 6 DOAmer ican Prob lems & Challenges 10; Between the Lines 17 6·30- Chrlstopher Closeup 3, Treehouse Club 10, This Is the Life 13 7 oo-Thlsls 1he Life J ; Thinking in Black 8; Public Affair ~ 10; Jimmy · Swaggart 17; Newsmaker ' 79 13 7:30-TV Chape l 3, Eddie Saunders 6; Jerry Falwell 8,10; The Bible Answers 13; Jimmy Swaggart 1~ ; Christ for 1he Wor ld 17, a DO-Mormon t holr 3, Grace Cathedral 6; Christ for the World 13: Three S1aoges and Friends 17; Sesame St. 20,33. 8 3D--Oral Roberts 3; Contact 6; Day of Discovery 8; James Robison Presents 10, Lower Lighthouse 13, Open Bible 15 9 00-Go~ l Singing Jubilee 3; Ora l Roberts 10, Rex Humb.ard 6, Rev . Leonard Repass 8; Rev J im Fr&nk11n 13; Ernes1 Ang ley 15, Maverick 17; Mr. Rogers 20,33 9:30-Chrlstlan Center 8; Electric Co. 33, It 1s Wrlt1en 10, Outreach 13, Sesame St. 20. 10 OG-Human Dimensllon 3; Kids Are People Too 6 ; Robert Schuller 8; Movie " The Bobo " 10, Jimmy Swaggorl 13; Gospel Singing Jublloe 15; Hazel 17; 1 ' Studio See 33 10 30-Rex Humbard J: Movie " Witness for the Prosecu11on" 17 ; Zoom20; Big B l ueMarbl~tJ3. . �• 8- Tile Dail)' Sentinel. Middlrport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Aug. 24, 1979 Give Awa 8EAU11FUL ---=~=:--- Give Awa MEDIUM For Rent s•red SHORT HAIRED kittens , block while long ho1r.,.d lemo le looks like sheep I dog but smaller. lo ve s c l-ldd r en and white , and tigur . Humane So(raty . ~1- 62~ Human• SC)Ciety . qq2 -6260. BlACt<. and whrte lab rador lemole puppy . To good ~ome . NICE KITTENS , Po ri Siamese. Human_!_Soc•e ty . 992-6260. -- -.- Well led . 8<3 26S3 . For Sale COAL, LIMESTONE , . sand. grovel. ca lcium chloride , fer· ONI: BEDROOM opts. Contact tillter. dog food , and aU types of salt. Excelsior Salt Works , Inc., E. Main St., Pomeroy, Vill age Manor, 992 -7787. SENIOR CITIZENS, I bed,oom opt$ , fo r rne t . assistance Rentol 992-38'11. o'o'oi la hla . POTATOE~ AT 1ho C.W. Pmf· ·992-n21 . YOUNG MALE dog. Iorge but TO A good home, 4 beouliful. fri endly . block . shor t hair . long hair k ~ llem . Tiger and Humane Society.: 992 -6260. white . 8 waekl old . 992-2S31 . EIGHT WEEK old m i.ced breed APR ICOT LONG 'hair femal e. puppies . Will be small dCJg . oppttors to be afghan hound o•Q-2319 . odn poodle , rnedium , For Rent housebroken , love$ children. All shan' Humane Soc•etv CO UNTRY MOBilE Home Pork . 9'12-6260. Route 33 , north of Pomeroy. WHITE MIXED female dog w1th Lorge lots . Cotl992-H79 . block on body c.nd ea r. To 3 AND 4 RM furn ished and ungood home. Humane Soc tety . lu rnislled opts. Phone 9'12-6260 . 992·5434 . f•H Form , Portland OH . Pr ices . 22 FOOT TRA ILER for one per· son . Util ities paid . 992·2897 . change day to day with the market. TRAILER SPACE . See M". Wcher Hayes . 635 Mill St .. Middlepo rt. CANNING TOMATOES, Pick your own. Field weed free. $3 0 bu . Andrew Cross. Adams Rd .. Letart Falls. OH . PARTLY FUR NIS HED apt. in Pomeroy . Adults. No pets. Suitable lor workers. Phone Q<l2-3201. CA.NON FTB 35 mm single lens ref lex camera . Excellent con· difion. 992- 5 1 -i~ . HOMELITE 5 h.p. ,;ding mower. 700 bu . of ear corn. 985-3928. 1978 KAWASAKI 100, milooge. 992-36-40. low GLASTRON BOAT, ,,; haul design . 16 ft .. 1 in .. 19 g61 built· in gas tonk . 80 h.p. Mere motor. snorelonder tilt tra iler. I year old. 9~9- 2377 . PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF PAUL L. PEC~ 1 DECEASED case .. o. 22774 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDU C IAllY on Augusl 7, 1979, in lhe Me1 gs Dual air cond. , am fm bui lt-in C. B., P.S., P.B., til t whee l, cruse control . Sharp 1975 CHRYSLER CORDOBA .•••••••••••••• 12695 DUROC BOARS . . P<"eb,ed. Reedsyi lle. 61-4-378-6311 . 1976 CHEV. SUBURBAN •••••••• ······• •••.s4695 Air, auro ., P.S.. P .B .• tilt wh ee l, P. seats, P. windows. LENNOX CENTRAL air cond.ifioning and healing wi th ducts. 992-2560. LIVING ROOM cnoin , Jenny lind antique bed , Early American round rug , ·lamp table. oil In good condition. Pric ed v8ry reas onabl y. Reason for selling, nome for sole. Con be seen at -405 Spr· ing Ave., Pomeroy. 1975 BUICK LESABRE. ...................s2495 4 Dr .. air, au1o., P . S.. P. B. 1975 FORD GRANADA •••••••••••••••••••• s1995 4 Dr .,sm atl V -8, auto .. P . S .. P . B. 1974 FORD MUSTANG 11 ••••••••••••••••• 1995 1 Halc hba c k, V ·6, • spd. ON PREVIOUSLY 0\\INED CMSI 1975 PLYMOUTH DUSTER CUSTOM ....... 1_l995 Sl a nl6, 3 s pd ., P S SJ Se r ies, loaded 1974 CHEV. IMPALA CUSTOM ••••••••••••. 1295 1 2 Dr . 79 OLDS CAT. SALON BROUGHAM SED. 6 cyl., a,ulo., P .S., 1 Dr . 79 OLDS 98 REGENCY SED. (Demo) Tile original Liberty Bell, ordered to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Corrunonwealth of Penn· 1959 FORD 4 DR.•••••••••••••••••••••••••s100 1974 FORD TORINO ••••••••••••••••••••• s1495 FOUR HYDRAULIC choirs . 4 dryers , 3 comb out stations and sl"tcmpoo chair . Shampoo bowl , 1 electronic ai r cleaner, 1 steel filing cabinet, 3 roller carts, combs . brushes . perrn wove rods . roller etc. R.C. c ooler . See Dorothy Winebrenner. College St., Syracuse, OH . 1. ur .. air , aura ., P .S. TRUCKS 1 1974 CHEV. LUV •••••••••••• ••••••••••••• 1295 1974 FORD WINDOW VAN .••••••••••••••.s2495 WURLITZER ORGAN , A· I con· dition . Al l tronsis ter. Coli 667-3550. NEW in-dash AM-FM 8trock stereo. 2 co- axial speakers, ~0 'NOit power booster. For more informa· tlon. coli 992-37~3 after 5. RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger BOAT . 1960 ,Glass Mogic 18' boot with 1971 Mercury 135 h.p. outboard and 1960 Gato r Tilt tra iler $1595 . Phone CJ!2, 6681 , afte<~'I92- 31:J3 . ~iebel 98S·334S or 667· 3463 In .......,, Card "' for more Plan one incorTect in· .... 1<1n. 75 OLDS CUT. SUP. SED............................... '2295 1976 HONDA ACCORD 2 DR ................... ...... 13995 NOTICE • WANT~AD ~DVERTISING ' DEADLINES 73 OLDS CAT. SUP...................................... '1295 Monday Noon on Saturday 73 OLDS TORONADO ................................... 11295 Tueadoy thro F'rldoy fP.M. New t ires the day befort publication 75 CAD. DEVIUE CPE........... ~.~.~~ 1.n.1............ .. '4295 I Sales & Serv.ice I SALE PRICES ~..-.... . 1976 MARK IV 197< VEGA HATCHBACK, coil ., . 305-675·2488 • , JO.I-675· 1553 . . 303~675 · 1501 1976 TRANS AM. -400 engine. Make offer. 992-5032 . 796 S. 3rd Ave., Middleport. . 1974 DODGE CORONET 4-doo, Custom. 992-5858. '5495 1977 FORD GRANADA 2Dr.6cyl.real niceca r 2995 976 FORD MUSTANG •••••••••••••••••••• '1995 Std . tr Rns ., AM FM ra dio. cyt. 1 4 1976 AMC GREMLIN········· ··········· • $1895 Auto., ra r k, P S., 6 c y!. 976 FORD TORINO ••'.~'•·:."~~.·~~ •••••••••• s1795 1976 DODGE DART••••••••••••••••••••••• s1595 :$1495 975 MAVERICK Sid. trans .. 1dr.,6cyl. ··················••e••• 1974 COMET ••••••~•••••••••e~~Y~·~;~r~~.r:~-. 1195 1975 OWS CUTLASS :iALUN •••••••••••••• s1995 4 Dr ., loaded , P .S .• P .B., air . 5 1974 CHEVY IMPALA ••••••eee••········· 1 Dr ., auto., air . $1195. 1973 CHEVY STATION WAGON ••••••••••• i1295 vw .................................. .~~~ ~t.a.~~ s395 FORD RANGER•••••e•••••••••ellleee Long bed, sland . $1795 •• ..... I F· 100. 2~1o¥~o!• •oooooooooooooo 974 FORD SJ695 .. P .S., P.B., red & white . $1995 1974 FORD F·250 · ·Auto ······••e•e••e········ 1972 FORD % TON FLATBED. - .~~;~~~~~~-. '695 Cle an red . $995 1967 FORD ll27; TON ·······••ee•• ••••ee···~ 1969 DODGE DART, 4-doo,, new point, new tires. $600. Potatoe~. $8 per hundred . Pigs, 7 wHks old, $20 each. Strow $1 .25 per bale . 98S-411)1. 197B VW DASHER. 12,700 miles. Good gas mileage. 31J.C-882-2252. 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE, 2· door. Maroon with white viny l top , radial ti res, power steer· ing, power brakes, slcnt six engine, good gos mllooge. 29,000 miles. Good condition. Phone 99:2-3198 . GMC BUS camper. Fully self- contained. $500. 9'12·7378 . 1974 PINTO . 51.000 miles. Auto. trans., radial tires , ex· cellent co ndition . Call 992-5190. 1978 JEEP CJS, JO.I V-8, lovl package , P. S., P. B., aluminum. spahe wheels, 35 Gumbo tires . header! . Take , over payments. Coll992-6363. 1976 OlDS REGENCY. All awer, $3995, or will toke rode-- in. 9-49·2818 7;30 until 3 or 9.o49-2 150. May be seen at Carpenter's Pennz oi l in Rocine. r. Vista Cru tse-r , f ul ly equi pped , 51,000 rnitcs, A 1 cond. 2 Mgr . • Phone 992·2181 Auto Sales St a nd . equ 1p . a1r cond ., power windows, power seats, AM· FM stereo , t ilt wh ee l, with the following options - Forged alum . whee ls, le athe r inter ior, speed con tr ol , twin comfort seats, landau vinvt top , power door locks. . ' SUnday t P.M. f"ridly afterTIOOO 74 CAD. DEVILLE SED.................................. '1995 r' , 73 CAD. DEVIUE CPE ................................... '995 Notices .. , GUN SHOOT, EVERY FR IDAY 7:30 PM RACINE GUN CLUB. FACTOIIY CHOKE GUNS ON. 1976 OLDS CUT. SUP. SED........................... 13495 1973 PONTIAC CATALI"A SED. .. •.............. ...... · 1595 Big acreage ... heavy loads ... roug h going ....._ Powe r King ca r ries through witt1out missing a beat. The reason? 12, 14 and 18 hp engines ap plied tt1rougt1 Power King's all -gear dr ive delive r almost 100% power to th e big drive whee ls . That 's why you move rig ht alq'ng with a 60" rnower, load tas1 with a 1/ 3 ton bucket,' bUildoze, c lea r a 48" path of snow in a hurry . American-bui lt Power King is a m ac hin e, not a toy! Au tomotive c lutc h , transm iss ion, dif feren tial , 1112'' ax les, for example . REEDS COUNTRY STORE l Y. MEIGS COUNT\' HUMANE SOCIETY . 992·6260. Pots ovOllable lor adoption and information service. " 1975 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAG ................. '1995 ERWIN'S GUlF Servic• will be closed from · Augu•t 29 till Sept. ~ for vqcotlon. 1975 CHEV. MONTE. CARLO .............. new paint 13295 Lost and Found 1977 OLDS OMEGA SEDAN .......... ·· .............. •'3995 11979 ELDORADO Big Savinp. Mr. Karr's Demo. I DRIVE HOME A WINNER See one of the courteous Salesmen : Pete Burris, Marvin Keebaugh or George Harris FOUND: AUGUST 21 .in area of ··· Chetter Sl 248. Dob.rmon, eon not clipped. Red mole ~tered. " or S years old. Choker chain . FOUND: LARGE block sho't hair. younv-mal• dog In laurel CHH area. m -62tiJ. ,. Help Wanted Karr & Van Zandt IABYSITTE~ NEEDED In Roc ino area. 9_.9·2862. DEPENDMlE IABYSITTER In my home. 5 doys a ~ 7-4:30 pm . 2 children . 18 mo. ond 2 mo. Referencft r• qulr~ . must hove own transportation . .D•nise Wolfe, ._________.... "You'll Like Our Qwtlily W11y of . Doing Bwine.," G.M.A.C. Financing 992-5342 - Pomeroy Open Evenings Until 6:00-' til '" s PM Sat. '*''· 1978 SPITFIRE CONVERTABLE . 3-400 miles. Great condition. Equipped . 30 to 3.4 m.p.g. 992·7342. llAI PERSON , konest , dopondobl•. Apply In person, Five folr~:ts Grill, Pomeroy. M~e or female. • for '1-iotpoirft and General Electric Appliances LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ~992-2158 949· 2371 . Jack W. Carsey 1967 The PublJBher reaervei the • ri&ht to dt or reject any ad!! dt!emed objectional. Thf 'Publiahe' wiU not be reoponalbl< 75 OLDS 98 LS ........................ .. ... ~ ............'3295 sets a fast pace on tough jobs only with C.~<fl"llo S.n!IMI. 75 OLDS LS 98 ..........................................'3D95 KING ~ With w-&r: Z5 cent charge ror ada carrytn,g 8os Nwnber In 76 OLDS CUT. SUP. SED................................ '3495 Headquarter~ / ca~sh 77 BUICK LESABRE CPE................................ 14395 1978. CHEV. MALIBU CLASsiC CPE. '4895 HIER ) Mobile Home saJea and Yard POMEROY LANDMARK at used ' sales are Philadelphia in August 1752. . 1milenorth · Tuppers PlainS>, 0 . Thanb VIIJM.'e. 79 FORD LTD LANDAU SED. in LIKE 12 Passenger 1.25 l.IG 2.25 . 3.75 and Obituary : II cenb per word , a.oo minimum. Cash in ad- MATCHING BED and dresser. 5 small gas heating stoves . 992·3850. 1.00 1.541 1.111 3.00 Each word over Lbe mlnlmumi 15 words- Ia 4 cenbl per wm;d per dly. Adl runn1na o!hor !hail con· sccuUve days wfll be chai'Jed at theldlyrat.. .J189f (Driver's CARRY ON truck camper, 8ft., sleeps ... Self-contained. t:xcellent condition. 9.49-2597 . 1969 DODGE DART •••••••••••••••••••••••• s395 !day !days 3<1&11 ROTOTillER . 3.5 h.p. B'lggo and Stratton. 408 Spring Ave. , Pomeroy after 6pm. 26 IN !().speed bike , $35. 20 in. bike, $20. 992·737• . 1974 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX •••••••••••• , s1995 Wanted to Buy CHIP 15 Words or Under Cash O\ane 1 Sdays FOOT X 7 foot wnite fiberglass garage door. $ 100. • Regulation siJ:e ping pong table , $25. Audlon electric organ , $25. 992-5606 or see H.E. Johnson. 35828 Flat· woods Rd. 2 Dr ., air, au to., P .S .• P . B. Your Best Buys Are Found in the Sentinel Classifieds Probate arrived Dallv ~""Pl. Mid<t''"lOrt·Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Aug. 24, 1979 WANT AD ·CHARGES (6 ) 10, 17, 24, Jtc sylvania, 9-The '• To help Indonesia improve ita high· ways, the World Bank has loaned the govenunent f130 mlllion. r-;::;;;;:;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~ 9 1975 FORD.GRAN TORINO .••••••••••••• ec1l995 St. Rt . 7 built. Court, Case No. 22774, Madge J . Blackwood, Route 4, Pomeroy,Ohio 45159 was appqinled Ad· mlnistratrlx With Will annexed of the estate of Paul L. Peck, deceased, late of Route 3, Albany, Ohio 45710. Robert E. Buck Probate Judge· Clerk ZENITH PORTABLE ste,eo. Also, child's chest of drawers . 949-21 B4 or 949-2596. 1977 ARROWGLASS BASS ond ploosure boot with 85 h.p. E'w'inrude' Many e ~e tras. 992-2214 . t.:ounry The first Zeppelin, the Deutschland, crashed in 1910 nine days after it was NE< ~ IABVSITTER fa< ht grOder, for 2 hours af .. r Khool. Ah ... 5:30, 949-2107.. •' lOW-PRICED USED CARS MARKED DOWN EVEN lOWER . Wanted to Rent '79 FAIRMONT FUTURA 2 DR REA50NAILV PRICED counl<y house In Pomeroy orea. Phone 98S.4366 ftenlngs . Factory service cars, -4 cyl. 1 auto . trans ., P .S., A. C., AM · FM stereo tape, power booster, P . seats, P: windows, P. dr . locks. Lots more. . '78 PINTO 2 DR 4 cyl., auto. trims. , P . steering, rad io, electric rear defrost, w·s·w tires, spo~1 1979 CHEVROLET 4x4 350 auto., 2500 miles. 992-5396. 1977 CHEVROLET CAMARO auto., a ir, Rolly Sports, P.s', AM-FM 8-track, cruise controL Phone 992·6681 . after S9Q2-3 133 . CAMA RO , silver and block . fron t and reor spoilers , cowl hood. much more. E)(· cellent conditi on inside and Price negotiable . out . 742-2143. '78 PINTO 3 DR RUNABOUT 4 cyl ., auto. trans., P .S., radio, electric R. defrost, sport n1rrrors, fold down rear sea t . · 1976 'h TON Sierra Grande GMC. P.S.. P.B.. auto. , air, radio. $3200. Jonn Raci ne. OH. 949-2780. lhle, Pallet Co., Rt. 2, Pomeroy. CHAMPION BLOOD lino. Ge'· man Shepard · puppies . 949-2381. 992-2689. OLD FURNITURE, Ice boxes, brass beds, iron bed., d.. ks. etc. , complete hous.OOids. Write M.D. Miller. Rt. ~ ~ Pomeroy or call 992-ntiJ. OlD COINS, pocket watches, class rings , wedding bonds, diamonds . Gold or silver, Call J. A. Wamsley, 742·2331 . WANTED: SAW logs . Poymont upon delh1ery to our yard. 7:30 to 3 : ~ WMkdays. Blaney Hardwoods, SR 339 , Barlow, OH . 67B·298Q. . . ANTlQUES, FURNITURE. glau. cnlna , anything. s -" or call Ruth Gosney, antiques. 2~ N. 2nd ., Mlddlopo,l , OH . 992-3161. Yard Sale YARD SALE at James Swain' a on CR 28 above Eastern High School. July 13 and 1• l'om 9 to? Eve_rything Imaginable. BACK TO !IChool yard sal•. 10.4 1/ • s: 2nd, Middleport. August, 1, 2, 3. TEN · fAMilY Ya'd Solo. Minersville Hill. Follow signs. Everything from baby's to adult's. Antiques, furniture. August 8, 9, 10. 302 V·8, auto. trans. , P. S., a ir cond., AM· FM 8 tr., appl . decor orp., sport steering wheel, sport m irrors, vinyl body side mldgs., console, aluminum wheels, I~~R~.w~.L~.~t~ir;es;·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-11:. '75 BUICK REGAL 2 DR V·B, auto. trans., P. steering, air cond., tilt wheel, AM -8 tr. stereo, chrome wheels. Extra cheap . '75 GRANADA 2 DR 302 V-8, auto. trans., P .S., rad io, vinyl roof. '11 MAVERICK 2 DR 6 c yl. , autO. trans., radio. '71 CADILLAC ELDORADO _ V·8, auto. trans., P.S., leather in!., till wheel, leles. wheel , P . sea,ts, P. windows, P . dr. locks, air cond ., aufo. temp. control . lots more. LoClll o:t/necl, low mileage , · PAT HILL-FORD, INC ' • I • 'I For a friendly deal see one of these court.eous salesmen: Rocky .Hupp, Darrell Dodrill or Pat Hill, Gen. M(J. •• • . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _lllill.-. ...-' I ,, pm . OVO')' Hartford Real Estate for Sale Wed.' 7 Community C.,_rer, Hartford, WV, .4 miles above Pomeroy · M_ason B<idgo . Real Estate for Sale Mobile Homes Sale's 1974 U x 70 mobile home. Good condition. '192·5858. 1965GENERAL60xl2, 2bod,. 1970Sylva, 60x12·, 2 bod,. 1970 Castle, 60•12, 2 bedr. 1974 Marlcllno, 50•12, 2 bod,. 1969Vollant. 12x60. 2bod<. 1967Natlonol, 12x50. 2bedr. B' S MOBILE HOME SALES, PT. PLEASANT, W\1 . 304-675-... 24 . . BIG SELECTION of P'•owned lO'a, 12't, and 14 ft. wide homes . Kanauga Mob ile Homo Solos. 614 - ~9662. 1973 12 x 63 For81t Pork mobil• home on v. acre lot in Harrisonville. 992-3640. MOBILE HOME and lot In Moson. WV . Call 304· 773-~~ or992·77S9. 1975 1-4 REAl ESTATE Loans. Purchate and refinance. 30 year term1, VA. No money down (eligible ve,erans}, FHA · As low as 3 per cent down (non-veterans). Ireland Mortgage Ca., n E. StOte, Athens. 61-4-592-3051 . NICE COMFORTABLE 6 'oom home on opprox. 2 ocr•• of levelland with plenty of shade tree1, on Rutland Rd . '192-7255. SIX ROOM house in Pomerov. Remodeled, Iorge lot , natural gas, mull sell. Asking $11 ,000.992-6168 ofto' 6. Jt: Camping Equipment ERA MERCER REALTY INVESTMENT - Mid· dleport, 1284 Powell St. 2 houses, beth remodeled Ins ide. Each with l ·car garage plus nice yard. Fully carpeted. In· e lud ing kit. appliances. VARD SALE . Sotu,doy; 25th only. Acrou from Eber's Gulf Station in Rocine. Lots of nice Khool clothes. chai rs , end lamps. YARD SALE . Cornet of Fifth ar~d lincoln , Middleport , Clothfl , mens'. woment' , maternity and rM'Wborn . Buf· let, bed lamps and many ather misc. Item~; . Fr i. and Sot., August 2• and 25. 9 om-• pm , RAIN OR shine. Yard Sole. l~na Stewart, Mulberry Hts ., Pomeroy. Fri and Sot. 9-6. St•r•o. r•cor ds , Corvoir wheels ar)d tires. clo t~• of al l type• . !odie•' clothes to 24 11, , bedclotlwt, mite' LONG BOTTOM Lovely neat 5 rm . house, 1 car garage, full base · ment, built -In kitchen. sets on over 3 acres with Ohio River Iron! . LONO BOTTOM - Nice 6 rm . older home, corpoted . Barn plus . 2 out buildings on approx . , 'h a cre . $'18,900 . P.ets for Sale HOCKING PORT - 10 rm . house on . 1 acre. Could be 2 apts. $35,000. HOOf HOllOW. English ond Western . Saddles and hornets . Horses and ponies. Ruth lMVel. 6U-698-:Jm. lording & Riding Lenon• and Horse Care produch. LONG BOTTOM - 3 becL 1lf, bath, trailer on Ohio River. Expande living rm . $16,000. RISING STAR Konno!. lloor· ding. CoH367·02'12 . . POODLE GROOMING. Judy Taylor . 614-367· 7220. Call Virginia Hayman 985-4197 608 E. MAIN POMFROY . O . OLD RT. 33 - Aboul2«l acres. home, barn and building , loads of building sitos. This pro· port you must see to ap· ' proclate. $178,000.00. PORTLAND - About 56 acres, pasture, woods, and tillable. Many building sites . JUST $23,900. NEW LISTING - About 6 years old. Lovely ranch . 3 bedrooms, large recreation room with beautiful fireplace , garage,' hardwood floors w 11 h car pe II n g . $.12,200 .00. NEW LISTING - Mid· dieport , 2 t>eqrooms, d ining room. some carpeting, paneling , cellar . Very nice loca · lion . $16,200 .00. NEW LISTING - Mid· dleport, 2 bedrooms, bath, lull basement, garage. Other features . $18,900.00. MIDDLEPORT - Ex· collent location, • bedrooms, 1112 baths, T.V. room, den, family room, modern kitchen, central air and heat, large living room . $.59,500 .00. POMEROY - 1 floor plan, 3 bedrooms, dining room , nice kitchen, . nat , Qas heat. enclosed porch , basement and garage, fruit trees, about3 acres. 525,000;00. CLELAND REALTY WHERE REAL ESTAT-E IS A BUSINESS, NOT A SIDELINE . BROKERS Honry E . Clltlnd Sr. Honry E. Clolond Jr. 992-2259 992-'lt1 NEW LISTING Charming 2 story home, ..._ bedrooms, · living room, kitchen, dining room, and bath. Drapes : arid carpet go with the house. Situated on .75 of an acre. This home has had lots of tender loving care and you will have to see It to appreciate It's beauty . ONLY 535,000.00. NEW LISTING 2 bedrooms, living room , utility room , bath and extra nice kitchen . Located on Slate St. In Pomeroy . Let us show you this home and you can make a reasonable offer. Call today i I COUNTRY LIVING NIce 2 bedroom home on a 11n1e over an acre. II has aluminum siding and •torm windows. New root and furnace. ·1n the Langsville area . Sells lor $22,500.00. COLONIAL SPLIT LEVEL ·This ex· cellent 3 bedroom homo has knotty pine living room accented ·with a stone fireplace. Modern kitchen, family room, laundry room and '17 basement. Large 2 car detached garage. Situated on 1.7 acres west of Rutland. For friendly; court-s sevlce, give · us a cell. We ltavo other listings to choose from , Cheryl Lemley, Assoc. Phono 742-2003 Georges. Hobstener, Jr. Broker 992·5739 Hilton Wolle, Assoc. . ' ' 9>49·2519 • SU PER GQOSE STOCK TRAILER NO¥¥ AVAILA8L E . 4 5 ·1 mo . _ 216, E. Second StrMt. ADD ONS &, REMODELING WANT IT ~U .LU -t..Om · pact 2 bedroom hom~ neatly cared for In Pomeroy . A good starter or .retirement home with large extra lot. Just $25,000. COUNTRY HOME Nice modern looking 3 bedroom home with automatic F .A. furnace, new bath, large kitchen and lg. bedroom down. Full bas-ement and large lot for garden. $25,000. NEW LISTING 3 bedroom home, bath, natural aas furnace, full basement, carpeting and 2 porches. 118,500. FAMILY HOME - 3 nice bedrooms, lots of closets, 2 full batns, family room with wood burning fireplace, wood doors and thermopane windows . 2 car garage and over one acre. Ask · ing $69,900. POMEROY - Good 3 Gutter work, down spouts, same concrete work , walks and drlvewoys. (FREE ESTih\!TEl V. C. YOUNG Ill RACINE,O. 94;.2741.;;. 992-7314 8-6 ·1 ma. bedroom frame home, bath, shower, base· ment, storm drs. & win· dows, nat . gas F .A . fur · nace and aluminum siding . $18,500. NEW LISTING 4 bedrooms, bath, base· mont, disposal, nice cabinets, stove and refrigerator . Storm drs. a. windows. one acre. Only $10,500. NEW LISTING - Nice remodeled 2 bedroom frame home. Nat. gas F.A . furnace, basement, l car garage and 3 lots. $25,000 . NEW LISTING - · 3 bedrooms, bath, wood burner, new WOOd burn· lng fireplace, large kit· chen, basement, and . 6 acres . want only $14,000.00 lor qU1ck sale . BUILDING LOTS Pomeroy, Rock Rutland area . NEW LISTING AI Maplewood Lake , 6 room frame home, bath , right~·way . Housing Headquariers SwHpers , toasters, irons. all smell appliances. lawn moer, next to State Highway Garage on Route 7, 985-3825. SEWING MACHINE Ropoi<s , •ervice, all makes, 992·2284 . The Fabric Shop, PomeroY. Authorized Singer Soles and Service. We sharpen Scissors. EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and bockhoe work; dump trucks and lo-boys for nlre. will haul fill di<t , lop soil. limestone and gravel. Call Bob or Roger Jeffers. day phone 992-7089 , night phone '192·352S or '192· 5232. EXCAVATING , ' dou, . bockhoe and ditch•r. Charles R. Hatfield. Block Ha. Service . Rutland. Ohio. Pone 742-2008. FAMILY HOME - Lots of · possibilities with thiS . real ni c e 2 story home . Many features. like central olr, bullt·ln appliances, all carpeted a. so forth . A very good Investment with several nice Qullding lots. On approx . 41!2 acres in the center Of R-acine, Ohio. Ask ing only 154,000. LARGE LIVING ROOM - «lx26, home with 3 bedrooms, ·carpoled throughout. Eat·in kitchen on '%acre lot. 1'/, car gorge a. sloroge building. Asking 539,500. HOME & INCOME - Immediate possession, large · 3 bedroom home, living room a. family room , all nicely carpeted . Eal·ln equipped kitchen, 2 full · baths, 'h basement, garage, nice garden area . In· come from trailer on property . Racine, W,OOO. PULLINS EXCAVATING. Complete Service. Phone 992·2478. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been cancelled? Lost your operators license? Pt\one 992-21.:1. COUNTRY SPECIAL - Nice remodeled 2 bedroom home on blacktop road. Mostly carpeted. F .A. nat. gas furnoce . A very attractive small home and1 acre land. Pflced for quick sele for S17 .500. .$32,000.00 - BRICK HOME - Central air, fireplace, 3 good size bedrooms, 1'12 bath, railed front porch and mature trHs, shrubery all acd to the appeal of this line ranch style home. Priced lor quick sale. $33,000 . LARGE SPLIT Lt;VEL - on 3 Acres, 4 BR home, fully carpeted, equipped kit., family room has nice fireplace, large utility room and plenty of stora;e, two-car garage has electrrc door opener. One great feature after another. Listed 175,500. WANT TO SEU?- GIVE US A CAU I'. ' ' CALL iiMMY DEEM, ASSOCIATE 949-23ii .. OR NANCY JASPERS, ASSOCIATE ' ·. 949·2454 or 949-2S91 · ~92-3051 mo. Roger Hvsell Garage mile off Rt • .7 by-pass . on . St. Rt. 124 towa.rd ' Rutland. l/4 18 Years Experience Will Make Service Calls · 651 Beech Street Middleport, o. 992-2356 7251 mo . Auto& Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 4-3Hfc H. L Writesel Roofing N'ew, repair, guHers and down spouts. Window cleaning Guffer cleaning Free Estimates a•9-2862-949·2160 ' - - Radlat9r• Servlctr . , From the -· . VINYl & ALUM. SIDING •NewHc;me •Addons * Remoldings *Free estimates 992-6011 7·12 REAL ESTATE FINANCIN~ Federol Housing & Veterans Admin . Loans. PARK FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. BuUdo1er ""'""'•· Smith Nelsoo Motors, Inc. - Ph . 992-2174 C. R. MASH 4-S·IIc E~PERIENCED Hours 9·1 M., W., F. Other limes by oppolnl· ment . 107 Sycamore (RNr) Pomeroy,O. CALL 992-7544 Pomeroy , IN STOCK for Immediate delivery: various sizes of pool hits. Do-it· youn•lf or let us install for you. D. Bumgardner Salas, Inc. 992 -572... Will HAUl limestone and gravel. Also, lime hauling and spreading. leo Morr is Trucking, Phone 7-4:1·2•55. ANN'S CAKE Doca<ating Supplies, 50716 Osborn Rd ., , Roedsvlllo, OH 45772. for Information call, 667-6485. Will be open lote if you need something. S & G Carpet Cleaning. Steam cleaned . Free estimate. Reasonable rates. Scotch-guard. 99:2-6309 or 7•2·2348. SAVE ON CARPET ' E· C ELECTRICAL Contractor serVin·g Ohio Valley region . Six doya a w . .k. 2• hours Hr· vice. · Emergency · calls. Cal 882· 2952 ot' 882-:US. . , Pllrchase and Refi-nance 30 Year Terms A- No money down (eligible veterans) FHA-AS low as 3% down Cnon ·veterans) 4 · -t.,) · 1 Shop ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - mo. Real Estate Loans 6·6·1 mo. BISSEll SIDING CO. BRAOFOfiD. Aucfion-r, Completti S•rvlce. Phone 9~9- 2A87 or 949-2000. Racine, Ohio, Critt Brodford. THIS IS WHAT YOU ASKEI) FOR - 14 acres of nice rolling land with a 1'17 story hosue that sits bac~ off !he road surrounded with maple trees. Lg. pond slacked with f ish . Nicely located in Morning Star area . Price $33,900. INCOMi: I'ROI'I:~ 1 ' - NOW renled OS one unit, could be made Into 2 units, other possibilities with balance of home on 3 lots In Pomeroy. Asking .113,500. CA.LL 992-2772 Electric Motor 8·21 ·1 mo. L?!ii;. :z IRElAND MORTGAGE CO.- . 77 E . Siote, Athens Free Estimate Siding Free Estimates 992 -5304, 992-2238 Rl.3 Pomeroy, Ohio 992 -5547 Ph. 992-3743 or 992-3752 8·1·1 mo . ReynoldS' Foundation, Brick Laying. Concrete Finishing. basement, and 1 acre for only 110,000. 14 11 . CONTRACTOR IN SYRACUSE Vinyl and Aluminum All Masonary Work WORK, GENERAL Under New Mo111ve· ment (formerly Sylvia's Upholstery), ocross from Codner' s Texaco. J&L INSULATION ' Services Offered Sub·divison, Racine and INV.ESTMENT PROPERTY - 2 unit income plus spa<;e for two more units, each section has O'Nn elec. meter & hot water, separate entrance and comes nlcoly furnished. Let' s talk aboulthls on · . BLOCK & BRICK BY DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT HOWERY AND MARTIN E• · cavatlng, septic systems, dozor, bockhoo. Rt. 1.:1. Phone 1 (614) 698-7331 o' 742·2593. RUBBERBACK CARPO •4••· Services Offered NOW HAULING limestone In AND UP CASH &CARRY Mlddleport· Poemroy area . Call far free estimate. 367·7101. PAINTING AND IOndblostlng. Fr" estimates. Call9~9- 2686 . SALE ON ALL CARPET IN STOCK. DOZER, END loodo' ond dump truck . Will do basements, ponlols , brush . timber , llme1tone , and gravel . Charlt1 Butcher. 7_..2·29•0. WILL HAVE vacancy for elderly lady 2nd of September. ~oom, boo,d and laund<y. Co'• I( needed. Reasonable prices.' 992-6022 . ' HAVE VACNACY to care for ttle elderly In our hom• . '192·7314. Will DO rlnting , ,ool pol,. ting, on carpenter work. '192·2657. Will DO babysitting In my home. 5 days a week. Any age child. 949-2758. . I Phone 992-6323 Free Estimates 7·25·1 mo. pd . UPHOLSTERING CAR SEATS, BOAT TOPS, FURNITURE Call lor 1 Free Siding · Estimate, t•t~2101 or 949·2140. No Sundoy calls. ' , 4·14·2 mo. eNEWHOMES e ROOM ADDITIONS eROOFING eVINYLSIDING eGUTTER & SOFFIT N. L Construction ALUMINUM & VINYL SuiiNG . BOB'S.GENERAL CONTRACTING A&H 7·5·1 mo. Syracuse, LOTS OF , lfi;TS ~ From 1 to 75 acres, border (ng Pomeroy . _ .. MIDDLEPORT - GoOd 3 BR home approx. 10 yrs. old, stove & refrlgerato.r , lg. storage bldg . Priced at $35,000. - .. . ~RACINE. - 2 ~K trauer on nrce lot. Asklng$11,500. S5 ACRES- A.vallable back of Racine, can be dlvld ed, timber. $.55,000 .00. el nsulatlon • Storm Doors • Storm Windows • R..,t1cement WindOws eGunersand DownSpouts FrH Estimates JAMES KEESEE Phone 992-2772 8-17·1 mo . 949-2000 Springs, Baums Good 3 bedroom, all carpeted home ' close to Pomeroy a. Middleport. Located on oood 1'17 acres of land. SHOULD BE SOLD .- 70 acres, house.llo good barn, about 1,000 feet of beautiful Ohio River frontage. Nice recreation spot, minerals, too. Let's have an off~. Price $57,000. J&.L B.lOWN INSULATION VINYL AND AWMINUM SIDING BOB'S UPHOLSTERY Free Estimates 3rd Sf., Racine ING FOR MOST -OF OUR HOMES FOR AS LOW ASS% DOWN . PHOftf 742·2003 · TRAILER SALES 173!0 Montsomer'f Rd . lfrtf!VIIIe, Otlic 614·U.t·42651E'IIenints 1 Mile1 E•st ol Wilkflvllle ·wE HAVE coNV.ENTI.QNAL FIN~I':l~­ HOBSIEIIER REALTY ·Business Services· ! CENTRAL REALTY CO. r - -·- - - - - - - , NEW LISTING -- 6112 acres on Bashan Road . 3 bedroom home, living room, k itchen and bath. Call Hilton Wolle far more details on thl5 nice home . Sell price 539.900.00. 20 ACRES NEAR loogsvi lie' 3 bedr. remodeled ~ouse, aluminum s;iding. Insulated, storm windows, Iorge born, outbuildings, stocked pond. $36,500. Owner may Help finance. m -n3:1. THREE BEDROOM hou5e 'in Pomeroy. Full baseinent, gas 1 furnace. Call 992-1839. . SEVEN ROOMS and both. 2 acres. 992-2523 . REAL ESTATE: I oc'o lot in Rlggscrest Manor, betwHn Tu~ pen Plains and Chetter. Phone 985-3929 ond 985.~129 . 70 KIRKWOOD total electric 3 bedroom. bcellent condition'. Phof'•985-3Ss.4 . VARD $ALE . August 25. Sotu,. day-. White residence. Bet· ween County Rd. 18 oncl19 on old Rt. 33 . ANTIQUE FURNITURE : Oak dropleaf desk w/plgeon holes, mirror a. carving altop; 2 pressed back oa~ rockers ; sewing rocker ; s round bOHom . oak chairs; sq . oak stand ; 2 oa~ rockers; victrola; 4 legged oak table, very unusual; oak sidebOard wlbale pulls; oak washstand; 2 hall trees; stand • w / 1 dr.1 cherrv chest/drawers w/teardrop pulls, I extra nice; fainting couch; dropleaf walnut table; kitchen cabinet w/flour bins a. frosted glass ; round table ; rung typo baby cradle; 2 wooden Ice bOxes; ' leather couch wtwooden arms, makes bed ; several . odd st. chairs ; pressed back swivel chair; sm. · c~IIWood heater, extra nice ; sm. record player ; 6 · rung back chairs; several rockers; bureau ; 2 Iron bods wlbrass; laney Iron bod; tredle sewing · machine; single WOOd bed ; sm . dresser; dresser w / mlrror. MISC. OLD ITEMS, ETC. : 7 oil lamps; wooden ; churn; picture frames ; 2 sm . Iron kettles; dinner • boll w/hanger ; stone jars, jugs, etc. ; tinware; old books; banjo; flat Irons; mantel clock; 2 bOilers; old uniform; 2 steamer trunks; harness vise; sm. ', wood heater; buckets, skillets, pots, misc.; lop off · old coal stove; lanterns, wrenches, hay rope, etc. GUNS : Dble . barrel12 go. shotgun w/robbll ears; ~ J . C. Higgins 22 cal. rifle, bOll action w /scope; 16 ga , single barrel . MODERN FURNITURE : Westinghouse window air . conditioner; lg. aut oil heater; portable colored TV; portable I(&W TV ; humidifier; motel war. drobe; eloc. range ; sq . Maytag wringer washer; 2 sm . typewriters; floor tan; dishes, glassware, pots, pans, etc .; Firestone rotary mower; rubber tired wheelbarrow. FARM MACHINi!RY : Sm. old model Allis Chalmers tractor; old AC pull disc; two AC braking harr<)w; cut .off saw; 2 wheeled trailer ; grindstone; · corn sheller; garden piO'N, pump, saws, etc.; woven wire; Maytag motor; wooden tool chest, and many other Items not listed. Nothing shown bafore day of sale. Lunch on premises. Terms .- Cash or chock w/poslllve 1D day of sale. Not responsible for ac· • cldenls . • L. Alon Goldsberry- Exec. of Estate Auctioneer- Bill Jones Phono Hl4-557-3411 or 557-3133 BIG AUCTION _GIVE A nice pet o good home. Humane Society. 9'l2·6260. FRANKLIN TRAVEL l'allo,, 22 lt. Good condition. Also T,alf VARD SALE . Salu,doy. AUijusl Hoven camper. Sl.eps six. 25. 9·3. Rain canc•ls . Clothing . . 992·31>«l. toys , boot and tro ller , PRIVATE OWNER will sacrifice household itemt , Scally's, 870 1979 32ft. travel trailer. SelfAsh, Middlopo,l. contained, air, rear bunk . VARD SALE. Sotu,doy, Aug. sleeps six . S.. anytime. 25. 9 - ~ . LH Ci rcle, Rustic Hills. Krodel City Park. Pt . Pleasant. Syracuse . Clothes and MUST SELL late model travel household Items. Some baby trailer , 28', fully self· items. contained , factory air , GIANT YARD SALE. Moving · carpeted throughout, many out of state. everything must · extras . See any time. Krodel ;c. Guns' garden tools, some · City Par~ . Pt. Pl.aa-anr . hand tools. hn lfe collection, )973 23 1/ r foot Terry travel dishes, some DeprMslon, troller. Air conditioning, full couches . lots ot boby Items, bath wlfh tub ortd shower. playl)en . 2 ttrollers, hlth AM-FM with B· track. Good choi r, and lots of clothes lor condition. Call '192-3580. baby, color TV and 2 block ond white TV 1 , motorcycle, volf clubs . complete drafting kit, Real Estate for Sale table saw and many more itema . Watch for signs. Turn right on . CR 339 above little Hock ing. Will sellllle following ontlque & mOdern lurnlturo, 11111; d'lln1, misc. old items, guns, farm mochlnery, etc. to sinle the Estole of the late Herbert H. Lowther : '77. MUSTANG II 2X2 461 3rd Ave. Middlepbrt, D. AI<C REGISTERED bo•o' PUF" py. $125. 6 wooks old. '192-2726. Prollltt DIVIIOII CIH NO. JIUI Toke St. Rt. 33 soulh out of Athens, OhiO IOWircl Pomeroy for 4 miles to Shade - turn NSIII Post 01llce onto Co. Rd. 44 for 2V. miles to the loll Herbert H. Lowther Form. Follow slens. 302 V·B, auto.lrans .. P .S., air cond .. vinyl root, AM·FM, w ·s ·w tires . Nice. Auctions dlometer 10" on largnt end. $12 ~'ton . Bundled slab. StO ~r tan. Delivered to bhio Athena Co. Court of Common Pins '78 ·GRANADA 4 DR FORD Pets for Sale max . . ESTATE SALE , SHADE, OHIO SATURDAY, AUG. 25 AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. V-8 . 1969 Polet PUBLIC AUCTION m ir rors. 1975 G RAN TORINO Squire' wagon . Auto., P.S., P.B., air. 949·2S4S . WOOD. ·9~~UP :Installed and Pad FREE GOOD SELECTioN·01·· CUSti.ION VINYL CALL 742·2211 TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grate or Gene Smith RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 R'ufland, I' o. �10- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., ~'riday , Aug. 24, 1979 PROBATE COURT OF (Continued frompagel ) Sec t i on 7 : ~h a ta c opyof necessary for the im· MEIGSCOUNTY, OHIO Revised Code th•s Resolut•on and Or- mediate preservation ot ESTATE OF RIC D NOW THEREFOR E . di nance No . SOl be certified Ihe public peace health HAR H. 'shte vniage of Pomeroy; ~~ethgesBCooaurndtyof EOihecot iolnnsoorf ~ntd safffetyt a,ndthit'.sthall go ~~UTZLING, DECEASE - ate ot resolves : Oh io • · ~~ herer. o.t Y • . , . • , or sufficient funds to make sub Village of Pomeroy· has in· le.v y to the el ec tors of f!'e !'lecessa.rv street repairs.• V•llage o.f Pomeroy" 0~ 1 0, •mprov1ng the water . as r equ tred by ~ec~10n system and to pay in- of the Oh10 Rev1sed debtedness due for fire c;ooe, at the general. ele~ · equipment and servi ces. t1on to be held •nsa•d Vil lage on the 6th day of Passed : 8-20'79 November 1979 · Section 3: Thcit the ballot Clarence Andrews to be presented to sa id Mayor voters shaH be in the H . D. Brown following form , to ·wi t · Presi dent of Council 718 .01 AN ORDINANCE OF 1.1 PERCENT INCOME TAX FOR THE YEAR 1980 AND A· I PERCENT INCOME TAX COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 1981, AND THEREAFTER FOR GENER.O,L OPERATING EX PENSES ShaH the ord inance No. 507 providing for a 1. 1 percent income tax tor the year 1980f and a 1 percent in· come tax commencing January 1, 1981 to be used for g e n~ra l municipa_l opera tions, maintenance, new equ1pment , extens1on q~d enlargement of the Village of Pomeroy, State of Oh1o, services and facilities · and to provide addi tiona l funds for street repair,' im· provement of the water system and to pay in· d~btedness due tor fire equipment and services for the VIllage be passed? (A majority vote is necessary tor pa ssage ) For the income tax levy Against the tax levy Atteot : Jane Walton Section 4 : This ordi nance Clerk. of council is hereby declared to be an emergency meas ur e (8)23, 30,2tc Roger M. Davidson, independent candid ate for mayor of Pomeroy in November, today voiced disapproval of an income tax for Pomeroy Villa ge and ur ged residents to vote aga in st the measure . Pomeroy Village Cmmcil Monday night under emergency measures voted to place the income lax before voters in the fall . Davidson charges the income tax is basically unfair in that only voters of Pomeroy Village will cast ballots on the measure while people li ving outside the town will be paving the tax because they are employed within the village l~its. Davidson also pointed out pensioner s of various types who live in the village will be voting on whether or not the ,tax will go into effect and yet they will be exampl from paying th e tax . Davidson also pointed out the firms involved will 'be engulfed in even more bookkeeping and record keeping than th ey already have now in order to collect the tax and maintain records on the payment of the tax. Th e mayor ca ndidate a lso commented that administering the tax will also be a n additional expense to the village and that he ,has been unable to ascertain any definite figure on how much money would be brought into the village treasury through the tax . " I might even feel in favor of the tax if I were sure that the taxpayer would get his money's worth from the additional tax. Howev.er, I cannot feel sure of this from the past administration ", Davidson said in urging all voters of the community to vote against the propsed tax when th ey go to the polls in November.' I' .u . "'\ ""''"-;r~ ~....._~ in separate wrecks Two persons were injured in accidents investigated by the GalliaMeigs Post State Highway Patrof Thursday. The patrol said Douglas A. Rosenbawn , 22, Middleport, was driving west on Meigs County Road 26 in Chester around 7 p.m. when he lost control of his car, hit an embankment and overturned. Rosenbawn had visible signs of injury and was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, where he is reported in satisfactory condition. The patrol also investigated another accident in Gallia County. At I :03 p.m. Susan L. Weisend, 22, Bidwell, was driving east on U.S. 35 and turned to go north on SR 160 when she was struck by a westbound vehicle driven by Terry Y. Ward, 21, Vinton . Ward hit Weisend's car in the side and went into a ditch. Ward was injured in the mishap, but was not treated. Weisend was cited for failure to yield. POMEROY AREA RIVER .CRUISE SAILING FROM POMEROY FERRYLANDING TUE ., SEPT. 18-lst Time in POMEROY ... MAKE RESV.'S NOW FOR THESE TWO MAIDEN CRU{SES ABOARD THE 400 PASSENGER STERNWHEEL * 2 'tc GATEWAY RIVER BELLE CAPT.'S DINNER DANCE HO~~a:~}~~;~A~RUISE • SaiiiO A to Noon - Cruise Fe tures*2 Hour Cruise on the Historic Ohio •Snack Bar Available. • Only S2.2S per person Board 6:30PM e Sail7 PM to II .PM - Cruise Features• Capt's Buffet dinner •Music *Dancing H Hour Cruise •Only $12.9S per person ~' > OF FIDUCIARY on August 1.4 1979 ·nth Meigs CountY p'r~bat: court case No 22 681 Dorotha L Neutiling ' 496 Lincoln Hill Pome·ray Oh io was ' appo. inted' E · of Rxehcutrdu< the estat~ of 1c ar H . Neutzl .ng, decea~ed, late of 496 Lin· coi n Hil l, Pomeroy, Ohio. Robert E. Buck Probate Judgec Clerk (8) 17, 24, 31 , 3tc PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF THOMAS A. CLARK, DECEASED Case No. 22744 · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On August 1 1979, In the Me igs Coun 1y Probate court, Case No . 22144, James E . Clark., 5228 Zion Road , Cleves, Oh io was ap· pointed Executor of the estate of Thomas A. Clark, de ceased~ late of Syracuse, Ohio. Robert E . Buck, Judge By Carolyn G. Thomas Deputy Clerk (61 10, 17, 24, Jtc HOSPITAL NEWS VETERANS MEMORiAL Admitted~Phyllis Knopp, Mason ; Gladys Dillon, Ra cine; Avis Jackson, Long Bottom; .· Mary Pickens , Racine ; Mary Diehl, Rutland; Douglas Rosenbaum , Middleport; Shawn O'Brien, Letart Falls; Benjamin Moore, Bidwell. Discharged--Edward Martin, Hobart Day, Mary Huddleston, Darla Kelly, Pamela Parsons , Shirley Powell, Judith Van Meter, Clyde Sayre, Kimberly Petrie, Marvin Darst, Harry Sovel and Helen George. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES AUGUST Z4 Mrs. Craig Arthur and son, Carin Bailey, David Ball, Tina Barnes, Traci Bartels, Eleanore Bennett, Cheryl Calark, John Craig, Lester Evans, John Freeland, Hazel Harmon , Jerold Keyes, Frank Little, Rachel Lund, Jason MAssie, Jr. , Gloria McGhee, Froud Mercer, John Morgan, Mary NiChols, Paul Ours, Arlen Owens, Sr., Mrs. Larry Owry and daughter, Mrs. William Perkins and daughter, Michale Ross, Virgil Ro!Wl, Miles Sturgill, Robert Taylor , Garry Thackedr , Jerome Thomas, Bryan Weaver , Lora Wills. BIRTI!S AUGUST Z4 Mr . a nd Mrs . Jame s Dovenbarger, son, Gallipolis. Tran,sit walkout CLEVELAND (AP) - Dissident bus drivers staged a wildcat walkout today against the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority, shu~ting down the city's four garages and disrupting Cllmmuter service to ten s of thousands of rush-hour riders. An RTA dispatcher said the strikers were preventing other drivers from taking buses on the road. It was not known how many drivers were involved in the strike. More than 125,000 riders use the RTA bus-commuter train system to get to work. But the walkout had not spread to Cleveland's rapid transit commuter trains and did not affect independent bus service from Cleveland 's suburbs to the city. Order Tickets by Mail or Phone (412 ) 391 -2382Mail Orders : Send CheckPayable to Gateway Clipper Fleet and enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope. Please Specify Cruise Send To : COLO\' · , • rl••·a/r ,. GATEWAY CLIPPE.R FLEET I Wood Street- Pittsburgh, Pa. I5222 ONE WEEK Friday thru Thursday, Aug, 30 Walt Disney . 1 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Two persons hurt GATEWAY £IJPPER FLEET · .. 1 h . The Case No. 22 ,,81 m •tt ing the question Of such for Davidson opposes • • Income tax Issue _i'.J~ Wt reason tor the s~id emergency is that the arrang ement s Section 1. That the c oun ell of the Vil l ~ge Of Pomeroy dec lares that it is nec~ss~ry to levy an in ct ome tax pursuant to Sec 1on 716.01 of the Ohio Revised Code for the pur PDSes Of oeneral mun icipa l operations, ma intenance new equipment, extensior1 and enlargement of the Vllloge _of PQmeroy , State of Ohro. services and facilities ; and to provide addit ional funds tor street repair, improvement of the wd ater system and to pay in · ePtedness due for fire equipment services for said Village, and that it is necessary for Cou ncil to Pass an· ord inance. at · tached hereto and made a part hereof , imposing a 1.1 PErcent tax for the year commencing January 1st. 19hllQ, and a 1 percent tax lor t e year commen c ing J anuary 1, 198 1, and thereafter for an indefinite periOd of tim e of the ear · nlngs of person s and cor · porations who are residen· Is of th e Vi llage of Pomeroy, Ohio, and per sons and corporations who a~e not res1dents of the V11iage of Pomeroy, Ohi o ~ut are engaged in busi nesS '"the Vill age of Pomeroy Ohio. ' . '"o e ec der th at sa rd Board may ma ke th e necessarv TRY OUR Middleport fire department seeking additional funding The Middleport Fire Department with a little over half of its gQl!l reached in a current fund drive for a new heavy duty rescue van is still seeking public contributions. The van has been deUvered to Pomeroy and will be painted before being put into service. Some $6,900 has been collected for the vehicle, but an approximately $6,100 is still needed. Residents wishing to contribute may contact firemen, John Metzger or Kenneth Imboden, or Mrs. Grace Pratt who headed a door-t<Hioor drive for the department. Among the latest contributors to the drive are Marshall McMillen, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Qatworthy, Margaret Clatworthy, Robert McElhinney, Robert Glass, Grace Glaze, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Priddy, Mrs. Nellie Russell, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Teresa and Mark Davis, Bert and Helen IZORAKUHN Izera Kulm, 75, Essex, Md., died Wednesday at her residence. She was born June I7, 1904 at Coshocton to the late Albert Ames and Elmora Ames. · She married Clarence W. Kulm who preceded her in January 1975. Survivors include two sons and two daughters, Chaplain Robert E . Kulm, Gallipolis State Institute and former pastor in the Meigs County area ; Edward E. Kulm, Glen Burie, Md., Mrs. Norma Hundley of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary Ellen Miller, Liverpool, N. Y. There are also seven grand and four greatgrandchildren, a brother, Harold Ames, Canton, three sisters, Mrs. Blanche Bird, Cantoo, Mrs. Myrtle Cooper, New Philadelphia, and Mrs. Celice Thomas of Fresno, Ohio. Funeral services will be held at the Arnold-Lynch Funeral Home at Massillon. Burial will be in Forest Hills Cemetery, Canton, 0. Sohio up again CLEVELAND (AP ) - The standard Oil OJ . (Ohio ) has raised its prices for the fourth time since \~iy 28, increasing the cost of all grades of gasoline b) 11 cents per gallon during that period . The latest increase, announced Thursday, raised the prices on all grades of gasoline by four cents a gallon at Cllmpany operated Sohio stations in Ohio a nd at Boron stations in Michigan, Indiana and Kentucky. THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG RIDES AGAIN BAR-B-QUE It's , Delicious .• CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT POMEROY, 0. SUMMER SCHOOL TEACHERS PLUS RUBY sunday thru Thursday , Aug. 30 HI RIDERS PLUS SWAP MEET TV .••.•• • •. , ••••.•••••. . ......... . .....• FDIC Spjecial sale prices on men's and boys coats and winter vestschildren's coats - And many other items for grade school • high school and college wear . ~ You'll like our new selec!tions of jeans · tops ·shorts ·socks • dresses - sportswear. Stop in, look around, buy what you need now. Elberfelds In Pomeroy o Page B-1 C·S MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 35 CENTS •.• ·Tax ruled unconstitutional ,,Area newsi!. • brief , . :Buckeye Power -to zn ·refund $650,000 GALUPOLIS - Officials of Buckeye Power, Inc. have announced plans to return in excaa of • •000 which WBII collected through the Ohio Coal Conaumption Tax to its member-flyslemll. The money Is being refunded as · the result of the recent ruling by · Ohio's Supreme Court which declared the Coal Conswnption Tax unconstituUooal. Bucjleye Power, Inc. plam to return all monies collected to date in conjunctloo with this tax Ill ill 2S memjler-eyslemll over a six-month period beginning September 1, 1879. The Ohio Coal Conawnptloo Tu I'!Quired all electric utilltles to be taxed oo the sulfur ccintent of the coal which they burned at their generating faciUiles. Coal which cunlained the leut amount of sulfur and other poUUtanll '11'811 taxed at the highest rate under the tax structure. In decl•rlng the tax unCOIIIItitullOMI, the court ruled that electric companies should not be penalized for purchasing low sulfur coal which would enable them to meet EnVirorunental Proiectlori Agency standards. C. M. Ramsay· of Buckeye Rural Electric Cocperative said the cooperative's portion which it bad paid Buckeye toward this tax will be refunded to member~wners over the ne~ six months. "This refWJd Is not a re,1uction in rates," he explained. " It IE merely a refund of that money whid1 the members we~ required to pa~ in their electric bllJs to cover the COlli of the tax." ,\ccording to Ramsay, niemberconswners will receive credit on their electric bill for this tax refund over approllimately a sill-month period. The refWJd will reault m the reduction ol the wholesale power adjustml!flt clause by the aniOIUit credited to the whol-le power bill in each ol the sill months that credit Is given, starting with the bill sent out about October I, 1!179. Tile average credit for each conswner will be about SO centa per month for the six month period. GAUJPOLIS - A spokesman for · the Wagner Broadcasting Co., Gallpolla, said . Saturday its AM radio statim, WJEH, would be t.ck on the alr by Wednesday pending construction of a new transmitting tower. Although the company expected four to sill weeks to pass before a new fabricated tower could be or· dered and built, the stallon has received guarantees a new tower would be delivered to the studios off Portsmouth Road by Monday evening. The 29 year-old tower collapsed Thursday morning, knocking WJEH elf the alr. No euct cause has been given for the mishap, although it is believed the tower was weakened by recent heavy stonn activity. Its sister statim, WYPC-FM, was unaffected by the tower collapse and has attempted to carry some ol WJEH 's advertising in the interim. Weather pennitting, the station expects to be broadcasting again by Wedne»&y . POMEROY - The inununizatioo clinic ol the Meigs County Health Departr:!Jent whlcb was originally scheduled lor 'I'IIelday, August 28, has been pcl8tponed until the following day. Hours of the clinic are from 9 to 11 a.m. and from I to 3 _p.m. ROBERf Caz(!J, righ\, presents $5,000 check for Boy Scout Total Develq>ment fund to Edward Maddox, HAPPY EXPRESSIONS adorn.the faces of Bill and Debbie Beegle, who B!lllsted the Richard Cloaks in chairing the 1979 Cancer Crusade for the GaUU. County Unit of the American cancer Society. With a total of f4,140.17 to date from the Neighborhood Crusade, rio wonder the Beegles are smiling. · Threatening clouds appear on Ohio's economic horizon OJLUMBUS; Ohio (AP) - State officials say they won't know until about Oct. 1lf Ohio's economy Is on the skids although threatening clouds are on the ecoo001lc horizon . lnditators include recent drops in revenues from the state sales, personal, and corporate lricome taxes, from the amounts state budget planners had expected. La~ figures available are for July, when montes coming into the state General Revenue Fund were S25 mlllton below previous estimates. Sales tax revenues totaling about Sl26 million also were about $242,000 less - or .18 of I percent - than July 1978. This was a matter of 'concern for some officials about a revenue source which has shown almost constant and substantial growth the past several years. Sales tax collections In July were $11 million less than the $137 mUllon : projected by the Ohio Office of · . Budget and Management (OBM) .when it put figures tOgether for the :ltate's newly enacted, twO:.year budget. assistant to the manager ol Ashland Works of Annco and member of the Tri.State Area Council Executive Board. ~ · '· !ri·state_ho,y_ -· ~cout~ . Galllll County get $5,000 donation ble Co. Is working in Gallia County at this time, re11ppralaing property for tax purposes. ' Several members cl the company •~ worlting the 81'1!11· and will be visiting hmnes to reappraise property. Tiley will have propel' identificallon. U any qauestions arise as to their ldenllty, Mootgomery urges realdents 10 call the sbertff's department at 446-1221. They have the names of the employees and wUI verify identification. pomeroy national bank the bank of the century established 1872 • SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1979 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT ASK ABOUT OUR NEWHIGH RATES ON PASSBOOK SAVING$ AND CERTIFICATES pomeroy rutland ,t uppers plains o tttfittt GAl.LIPOLm - SPECIAL VALUES OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. Tonight & Saturday Sports ...................... :_: . • •.••........• C-1-B unba NO. 30 fare Lifestyle • •••••• .• , ...•........ - . .. ....... . B-1-12 State and natlo!lal .••.•.....••. , • , •..•• . ... [)-1-12 Sheriff James M. Mootgcmery said Saturday the Cole Layer and Trum- to KFC CHICKEN and: ELBERFELD$ CARTOON LoCal news .••.•.....••... . •....... . .... . . . A-1-8 Page D-1 VOL. 13 furniture Classified ads ..•.....•...... - ...... . • ... .. D-6-11 Farm news ... . •..•..•••• • . •.. • . . ......•.. D-2-4-5 retires I Weather Flair for postmaster Bodimer, Hennan Kloes, Mike Dallas, Josephine Blevins, Eva Buskirk, UUie Dyke, Eileen Justis, Struble, Wyllis Davis, Don Erwin, Raymond Justis, Raymond Stewart, Kenneth and Lois MCElhinney, George Hayes, Alan Nelson, Magic Roger Carson, Russell Canton, Nelson, Mrs. James Sears, Paula Kathy Perrine, J . K. Mournilf8, and Frances Kauff, Becky and Gary Francis Biron, Francis Anderson, Drenner, Dwight Haley, Eugene Mrs. Paul Smart, George Skinner, · Morrison, Lula Mae Quivey, ·Mr. and JohnKauff. Mrs. Tom Riley, William Guthrie, Harold Kauff, Margaret McKay King, Buck Newell, Helen Mills, Daniel, David Baker, Mrs . Dorothy Charles W. Edwards, William Ken- Pierce, Frances Roush, Mlck Mlller, nedy, Gary Stone, Mabel Walburn, • Denver Rice, Roger Morgan, Ken Lester Bailey, Carl Gardner, Clay and Susan Frash, Mrs. A. E. Erwin, Burns, Elden Walburn. Mike Williams, Jack Walburn, Mrs. Orin Smith, Isabel Winebrenner, Jean Moore, Celesta Bush, Marie T. E. Jasper, C. L. Smith, Mamie Stjliner, Mrs. Edna Walker, Zinda Hendricks, Rhoda Hall, Robert Haley, Ike and Mona Neal, Brad Parker, Pat Mullen, All'!tln Russell, Hudson, Debbie Taylor, Myrtle Katherine Werner, Alice Euler, Quillen, Lawrence Manley, Jr., Mrs. Bessi Athey, Doris Smith, Greg Woodrow Call, Sr., Mildred Fowler, Hayes, F. Summers, Margaret Debbie Cundiff, Midge Abbott, LaUance , Freda Wyatt, John Blake, Leonard Weimann, Myrtle Willis Anthony, Gladys L. Walburn, Harrison, Guy ' Harper, Burdell . Anna Mae Ellis, Gail Miller, Harry McKinney, Margaret Martin, Mrs. L. Eblin , Juanita Bachtel, Kitty Clyde Bayles, Pat Johrison, O'Dell Manley, John J:Iarrison, Bill Fink, Terry Johnson, Margaret Bennett and Larry.Hudnall. Charles Pullins, Rene Stone, Buddy Thomas, Mike Gerlach, Terry Kennedy, Leona Kohl, Freddie · Houdashelt, Carla Nottingham, Frank Gheen, Chuck Legar, Clifford WALTER ROBINSON Walter Robinson, 75, Larkin St., Demoskey, Charles and Helen Byer, · Rutland,died Thursday at Veterans Mr. and Mrs. James Brewtngtoo, Memorial Hospital. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brannan, Nina B. Mr . Robinson was born Aug. 21, Russell, Mary H. Davis, Rose Me. 1904, a son of the late Charles and Dade, Harry and Jane Stover,. Anna Robinson, Colwnbus. Dorothy McCloud, Eugene UnHe is survived by two nephews, derwood, Randolph Fraley, Mabel Lero y Miles, Cardington, and Hysell, John Hood, Willard Fry, Charles Miles, Mt . Gilead; a niece, Ronald Young, George Stewart, Mrs . John '(Ruby) Moore, Ronnie Smith, Lashia B. Mitchell, Frederickstown. Richard Rathburn, Paul Smith, Rick Funeral services wUI be held at McKnight, Wayne Jarvis, Debbie 3:30 p.m . Sunday at the Walker Carter, Jim Broome, Paul R.. Funeral Home in Rutland with the Swisher, Emmett Rawson, Don Rev . Amos Tillis officiating. Burial Lowery, Patty Steen, Robert Bar-~ will be in Rock Springs Cemetery. ton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stivers Friends may call at the funeral Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher. ' home anytime after 2 p.m. Saturday until time of services. HIGHWAY CLOSED Due to bridge repairs, SR 7 will be closed, just south of the Kyger Creek Partly cloudy Saturday, High in Plant beginning Monday at 7 a.m. "the lower Ills. Probability of rain is The road is expected to be closed for · 20 percent Saturday. two-to.three days. Area Deaths CLESSON DENNEY Graveside services for Clesson (Mike) Denney, 91, Route I, Ewingtlln, who died Wednesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital, will be held at 11 a.m . Saturday at the Salem Center Cemetery. /'. Mr . Denney was born Aug. 25, 1887 in Salem Center, a son of the late Z. A. and Matilda Tuttle Deimey. He was married Jan . 10, 1914 to Goldie Hugg Denney who survives along with a daughter, Mrs. Bruce 1, (Donna ) Morris , Route Langsville; three grandchildren, Mrs. John Uoyd, Tampa, Fla. ; Mrs. Ron Wright, Dublin, Va., and Larry Morris, Langsville, and four greatgrandchildren, David and Chris Lloyd and Daniel and Debbie Wright. . Mr. Denney, a retired carpenter, was a member of the Wilkesville United Methodist Church. Officiating over services will be · the Rev. John Lewis. Friends may ca ll at the Walker Funeral Home in Rutland after 3 p.m. today. The family will receive friends there from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Veteran GALUPOLIS - The Tri.State Area Council, Boy Scouts of AmeriCl\, has received a $5,000 contributlon to its Total Oevelq>ment FWJd from Standard Slag <;olllpllny ol Ashland, Kentucky. Tile gift raised the dollars committed to date to $572,000 towards a total goal of $1167,4«1. Funda received will be used for a number of local projects primarily_ at Cainp Arrowhead, located at Ona, West Virginia. Campaign Chairman Harold Kelley of Ashland praised Standard Slag Company for their continued· support of the local Council nd reported tha~· their support will go far in For storm, flood damage carrying out the much needed projects which are part of the Total · Development Program. The Tri-Sta~ Area Council is a member agency of the Boyd COIUitY Community Chest, the Cabell-· Wayne Unilec! Way, and the United Way of Lawrence County, Ohio. Tile Council serves large portions of West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio. Emergency aid available to Gallia County farme~s RIO GRANDE - Local history buffs will have an opportunity to do research this fall with the possibility at publication thanks to a seminar olfe'red by Rio Grande CoUege and Conununlty College. Tile ''L!x:ai Hlatory Seminar" will begin September 5 and participants may pursue any legitimate history .research ; however, research on local history will be encolll'lllled. Ivan Tribe, assistant professoc r:J history for Rio Grande College and Community College, will Instruct the class. Tribe has corullderable research and publishing eJperience. The seminar group will meet Man· day and Wednesday ev~ 6-7;50 p.m. in Anniversary Hall, room 224. Arrangements are being made with the Gallia County Historical Society and the Taylor Publishing Company to publish a two-volume work on Gallia County History. Students' projects from this seminar will be considered for incorporation in the published work . AdJustments wUJ have to be made later this year in disbursements of funds in the budget, to deal with an GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County upcoming cash flow problem, OBM Sheriff James M. Montgomery said says. Saturday due to heavy rains and Without doubt, the drop in sales . fioods in the area on Aug. 19, the taxes can be attributed in part to department's telephone service was declines In new auto amd appliance out of order for several hours, from 3 sales. They provide a major portion a.m. to 9:30a.m. of money produced from the four· Montgomery said he hopes anyone cent:Hltl-the-<lollar tax. who attempted to reach the departJuly showed revenue from the . ment ·by phone wlll understand the personal incane tax about $5.3 situation wu created by clrmillion below estimates, and the ewnstance_s beyond their controL corporate franchise-income tax brought in 3.2 millioo less. The remainder of the $25 mllllon shortfall is attributed to late -arrival of some federal matching funds. William D. Keip, director of OBM, Showers and thunderstorms likely said last week he is not yet in the low 608. Highs today. concerned about the possible onset today in the mid to ' upper 70s. in Ohio of a natiooal receB8lon , Probability of rain ia 70 percent which many economists have been ' today . predicting. Ohio is among a handful of industrial states which usually are EXTENDED OUTLOOK the first to feel a national recession, Mooday lhrobgh Wedoesday: · because of their reliance on the auto, Cb•oce of sbowen • or lhua• denbowen each uy. IIJ&Iu Ia the . appliance, and other big consume• IDI tllld lows Ia the Jll(d 5111 to low lOs. industries, ,economista say. WASHINGTON, D. C. Agriculture officialll have informed Representative Clarence Miller that Gallia County farmers suffering crop losses from heavy SUmmer rains are eligible for emergency loans from the Farmers Home Administration (FHA). recover losses caused by the heavy rains. Applications for emergency loans should be filed ,n Farmers Home Administration (FHA) Coun, ty Offices. Applications for physical. losses will be accepted for nine months and for production losses for 12 months from August 20, 1979. FHA officials told Miller that Gallia County fanners may apply for emergency loan as.s; ~\a nee to tu qualifying damages and-or losses FHA emergency loans are made to crops, property, machinery and equipment, caused by natural disasters. Loans for the fanner's total!~ are made at five 'percent interest. . According to FHA, amounts in excess of the loss needed to restore production or to make major' adjustments in fanning operations are available at 9 percent interest for real estate and 9'>!! percent interest for annual operating and chattel purposes. ' Weather Low , ~ .~ • ·I PLANS ARE .UNDERWAY for the establlalunent of an emergency squad in the Tuppers Plains area of Meigs County. Seventeen residents Friday night wrapped up a 78 hour emel'l!ency victim care i:ourse Wider the Instruction of Mrs. Janet Bolin,.RuUand. The group will now undergo a 10 hour hospital training course which will be given at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Bolin said the Tuppers Plains group tlld well in the 78-hour coui'se scoring ail average of 90. Pictured at the fire station in Tuppers Plains Friday night are l those who took the course including front, I to r, Cria Watson, Patty Life, Mary Longenette, Helen Dol'llt ' Darlene C&B88dy; second row,! tor, Karen Mlyubiro, Lois Deem, Helen Newland, Joe · Bailey, Charles Weber; back, I tor, Robert Tripp, Rick Gllmore, Tim Spencer, Michael Yoke and Roger Willford. Not praent were Mary Ryan, Richilrd Spencer of the Tlippers Plaina area, and Brian Mullen, Middleport, lllld Kevin Sheppard, Racine, who did complete the coune. . •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/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 24, 1979 ames denney kuhn robinson