http://66.213.69.5/files/original/78620068037d2ba235c7dc1165ac77cb.pdf 7c58e36efe5e53559835fe35deac737b PDF Text Text Altercation reported Area Deaths Marton C. Crawford Meigs County Humane Society Animal control rs a subject that rs being discussed in many countres throughout the natron because of " citizen interest" and "animal damage'' among other reasons . It isn't only Galli a and Metgs Counties that are overrun wrth strays, wild animal packs , that's for sure. But you know it is becoming more and more obvious where a lot of the blame lays - not effedrve enough laws concerning licensing of animals ... not enough enforcement of laws that are in effect ... resulting in not enough money bemg brought back into the county through licensing fees being fed back into the proper animal control agency of the county . You see , Ohio State law !Sec. 9f>S.l9 ) states that all money colle<·ted from the sale of licenses must go back into operation of the pound . pay to the Warden and reimbursement to those who lose stock tu wandenng packs of abandoned animals . If everyone who owned a dog was made to license that dog, tf less ken nel licenses were sold to those who really don't quality 1anyone buyrng a kennel license must keep all animals confir _,an actual kennel and dogs ar. .• to be allowed to run loose 1. Yet over 700 kennel licenses were sold in Mergs County this past year- many to people who just happened to own over five dogs . If all dog owners d.Jd what the law requires , if the county enforced the laws concerning animals, there would be plenty of money in the Animal Control Fund to pay for adequate pound s, appropriate vehicles for the pick up of strays, and to pay the Wardens the kind of money that would make all their efforts pay off I here I speak of the type warden that Meigs County ha s - a good one who has little to work wrth but who ts a good humane man and tries his darnedest to help the animals put in his charge 1. Notice I haven't been hitting too hard on the Metgs Pound lately and that r.s because there has been some irnprovemt!nt - not enough but some . We still have no heal m our pound to keep animals from freezmg to death tn winters - but have a meeting corning up Wlth the commissioners soon to discuss just this . I will keep you posted . Also, each pound should have a sign displayed on the build1ng lettmg people know where and how they can confi!'iicate or reclaim their pets that have been picked up and deposited there . ThJS sign should give information on how to go about adopting an anrmal that is seen and wanted . The county can then go ahead wrth the weekly enuthanrzatrons wtth a clear conscience that " a II has been done that can be done for the animals. " Then a humane method of euthamzati on is the fmal must which is presently in doubt. I rrught add here that if the pound had s uf ficient people worlung there to keep the animaL~ separated . s~ek from healthy , etc . that a daily ·· pr ck up " list could be run in the paper giving a descnptton of all anunal s lodged in the pound . This small effort would nul only alert pet owners who have lost !he rr animals , but would perhaps entr ee people who have no pets. but who want one, to acquire one from the pound and save its life . Of course. all anyone has to do to find a lost pet " to call a few numbers - but whe n they don't call the dog warden , don 1 advertise in the paper, don 't ca II WMPO and don 't call us , rt sort of has all the earmarks of someone with a lost pet who really doesn't want it back . Wouldn't you sav' They say the average Amen can family or household has over two dogs . If Meigs County can be declared an average county then there are a minimum probably of JS,OOO to 40,000 dogs 1Meigs being primarily rural accounting for a high number of animals) which means that if all of these animals were prorerly licensed and the money being properly channeled in to the dog and Kennel fund only. then would be approximately $SJ,OOO per year to use for a better pound , the warden being paid a better salary and he would have assistants to do a more complete job and round up every single animal running loose in Meigs County . 1ben, then would be no money being paid out for fann animals killed by strays. Presently there are thousands being paid out to !ann animal owners tho! could hetter be spent on anuTlC:Il euntrul hkc ts bemg done 1n Fauiield County, n g ht here rn Ohi o. That co unty pays NO money for krlls . Further . Humane Societv of the Uni ted States research - studies reveal that people are less likely to drop antmals when the county in whic h they live provides a well equrpped a nd managed pound where the ci tizens know that the animals arc berng properly housed , fed, receiving reguJar veterinarian .<tt· tentron and whan a ll else fails are humanely disposed of - all of which is not done locally If it were, Hurrutne Society members would nut hes itate to ,i 'ssocrate themselves W1th the county operated pound . The two organizations would work together for the good of the anintals and rn the lung run. just as team work works in any endeavor in accomplrs hrng a goal , Anrma l Control could be a successfully combined effort . I see thai time in the far future. but for the sake of the anunals . I wtsh I could say in the "near" future . That time Ci::Ht't come soon OWEN K. HAWLEY Funeral services for Owen K. Hawle y , 17-year old son of Mr. and Mrs . Owen Hawley of Rhinelander, Wis ., former Meigs County residen· ts, were held Thursday at the carlson Funeral Home in Rhinelander . The Rev . Robert Anderson officiated at the services and burial was at the Northland Park Cemetery . Going from here for the services were his uncle and aunt, Mr . and Mrs . Richard DeMoss, Richard, Jr. and Kim, and his gr-eat-aunt, Mrs . Kuby Burnside, all of Pomeroy. Mrs. June Sayre Kalatta , Syracuse, is also a great-<~ unt. The youth died unexpectedly after having been hospitalized a month ago . He was under the care · of a physician . Born Nov . 25, 1961 in Rhinelander, he was a senior at the high school there and was a member of the DOTTIE TURNER enough . Dogs, cats. pupprcs and kittens are avarlable for adoption to the rr ghl people . For a description of them please call 992-<;260. Put a · ·eold nose" m your future ~ VE."''ERANS MEMORIAL Adrnitted -- Jennre I.rttle, Pomeroy: Elizabeth Giles. Mrddleport; Douglas Kltchen. DeJ<ter : Ruth Fmk, Cheshire; Helen Blankmann. Parkersburg; Carl Gheen, Sr .. Pomeroy; Ethel Evans, Pomeroy, Jimmy Wolle, Pomeroy : Ruth Ann Mulford. Pomeroy . Discharged--Catherine Mees. Vrrgrl Saunders . HOI.ZEK MEIJIC,\LCENTER DISC IIARG ES OCT . 5 \1elrCJ sS<I Rlss t· ll. Hobart Rla r· kburn .. lant•i BuffrnKton. Sadre t:ctrr. Cura Casl u, Mu.· hut.>l Caston . \1t..·rll' Conn ie~ . Leunard Cunner. !..t·slle l'nm. JaniC'l' Detty, Ehz.a Estep, Tara Cerlach. (~wger H<~ll , Uwaynl' Hoq)l'r Jr ., Mrs Jeffrey !lash rmcl diiughll'r . Thomas Helm , Walter Jt•well Sr ., Jarnes Johnson .Jr ., Uelbom Lawson, &tty Lemley , Shelly Ma r c um. Hulh McCrn t• , Ht·\·t.·rly ~cGowan. 'n10mas Miller . G.rtri:t M u r g<~n. ivhchelle Morton , Pearl St'ymours. [)o r sel Srmth, \1axmt• Smith , Paul Stac't'y , Sherry Wuod . llfRTHS OCT 5 \1r and Mrs. R onme Snydt•r , <.lciughtl•r . :vl;.~ c /\rthur; Ylr . aml ~1r s . Paul Clemon s. Dau~tt• r . Wellston ; Mr <tnd Mr s (~raham Stanley, ili1ughll'r, Pu1nt Pleasant. ll!S<HARG ES OCT 6 Lark; l:Ja rer. Ollre Campbell M" Rr ck1 Cole anrl daghll'r . Cora J)t,wrll , Mrs . Stephen Ebert and ililu~.hter , Dav1d Frt•eman , Clarence Gllkl') . Sam uel Hl'nry Jr .. J uann Lawr ence. Terry ~ cGw re . Ke\1n :Vhlam. Joh n Y!rtc h. Katherme R"ll . Mar;::etrd Sm1th . Hosalyn Wo brl'~ , ko lwrt Wood IIIKTHS OCT. 6 Y!r ;rnd \ 1" Carl Alcorn. dc1u;.!llh'r . .l<t c k~n : f'-1r and :'v1r s . T<'IT) Sl;m ley . d"u ghter. Oak I hi I. \1r and Mrs . (l1arles ML·Kt·an. son, We llstun [)I SC HAKG ES OCT 7 Bt •nn lt · ('ardwt•ll, Mr s . Paul l1 ernons am..l Je~ughter. Marguente Eskew , Mrs . .Jlmm1e Jt•nkws and so n. IJonald McCoy. Ta mm y Mullrns . Mrchal'l Powell. Mrs . .Jost<ph S<.'itcs ~nd son. Patn ck Smrth. r:rrk Swrsh er , Karen Weller . HlKTHS OCT 7 Mr . and Mrs . .John S1mrnons, d~tuglitcr . c;all1 puhs: Mr . and \>1 rs . Cl.ayton <.."r:lfler. so n, Oak H11l . :'vlr cmd Mrs H1<.:hard Purdue. son, Wellston . Dl~CHATGES OCT . 8 Nedra Barrd. Paul Butcher, Tmr Ca ldwe ll , Mrs. Gary Carter and daughter . Raymond Casey. Mr s Kerth Drummond and son . Elizabeth Haw ley. Vrola Henson, Hena Htll . Bnan Me loy, Fa ye Miller, Mrs . Deborah Null and daughter . Donald Pratt . .John RoS<' , Mrs . Honore Sryder and daughter , Jarod Snyder, Venrda Stone, Glorra Wrllrarn s. Hussell Wrlson . BIRTHS OCT B Mr . cmd Mrs. Wilham Morga n, son . Wellston; Mr . and Mrs . Larry Bixler. daughter. Jackson ; Mr . and Mrs C~eorge Markm. son. l'hesh1rc . Joins Cleland Realty Dottie Turner is now a Realtor Assocrate wrth Cle land Realty. Inc . rn Pomeroy . Dottre recently passed the Ohio Real Estate license exam rn Columbus after completing course work in Keal Estate Pnncrples and Practrces . a nd Heal Estate Law a t R.to Grande College. She also attended the Unron Professional Real Estate Schoo 1m Columbus. After Dottie graduated from Rutland High School, she moved to Dlinois and worke<l at varous office and prtntmg tabs . She moved back to Langsvrlle six years ago, where she now resides . She operated Turners ' Grocery. and fo r the past two years has been re upholstermg f urnt lure . Dottie is a certifred E M.T for the 1\utland Emergency Squ"d, vice president of the Salem Center Educallonal Orgamzallon, and at tends the DyesVllle Community Church . She enJoys bowling, swim· rrung. and traveling . Hearings resume on major bill lly HOHEHT E . MILLER 1\ssociatl'd Pn•ss Writt>r ('()I.U MBUS . Ohr o I AP 1 Hi e nm€11 ca pit.alunprovemenl s bill s. uK urpuratlng the governor's plans for nt•w parks . pnsons and other llllpr o\"t'me nL~. aJway .s lngger a sc r~p 111 tht• Legi slatw·e. c;ov . James A . Rhodes· 1979-1981 plan IS no exct'ptlon . Most of the current fireworks are m Uw Senate Fmcmt"e Comnuttet.'. wh1ch res WYleS ilt.'anngs today . The hill. approved by the HcJUs< on St.' pi 20m <:~bout tht• s etmt• shape a s Ult roduretl, has drawn r ntl CIS./11 for 1ts s1ze a sta gg~rmg $775 mllllon and fur what some see as unnl'L·ded ·· pork barrt:>l'' projects and ln<ldequatt• fun<lm g Mos tly, the brll uppr oprrale s spe nd rn g authorrty for prOitl'tS and ;mthui"IZl'S setiL· of re\·t>nue bonrls wh1c h would bt• b<1c ked by USl'r rents and fees . :-.;o pro jt:'l'l would begm )IIllcss approved by the Office of B~d gl'l <tn<.l Manageml•nt and t.he S4..'\"t•n-mt.•rntwr Co n tro llm ~ BtJard . Bec<JUSl' of thost• sa fe guards, S<J!Tlt' mernlwr !'i of tht· IA'~ J slature St.'L' r1o hcmn m ~~ 01ng along w1th whHl Hc•p 1\oh<•rt E . 1\elzley. Hl.aura. tl•nnt.-d ··a w1sh book ... !IOWl'\' l'l". uthcr s feel differently F o llowmg art' th e obs...·n·t-1!1ons of ~ssurtt>i.l lej.pslators un t he ernbaltlt'<i brll Hc p . Waldu l:knnetl Hose. R! Jrna . as tht:' b!ll lefl tht• llouse Fm cm ce O;m ml ttee : ·· J th u1k we all shoul d I.H.' warned agamst saymg thai thcSt' projt·cL"l drc ~om~ to happen . I thrnk w,· ought to be a li ttle nervous We lrJSt." crecli btht y It St.•n . Marll:!.t.' nt• VdllQUt.'ttt•, DTolt:Uo . 1n an apparent referenct· to Uln o' s 70-yl'M · old go\"t'rnor : ·· At th e rtgt• of 8 or 10. ur 11 , you are supposed to g 1n· up till' 1ded of Santa Claus . \1 ay be 11 co lllt'S back tu you late 1n li fe I don 'I know " Sell . Sam Spl•ck, H-:-..;l'" Con cord "' Many of our l'Xlstmg capital plants an· nol tkml.! matnt£Hnl•d . At one unta·rsity tn my lhstn('t, they ' ve got a w<:~te r buckl-t tu d~a l w1th a leaky roo f. " Natiooal Guard asstgned to C Company. He recently completed seven weeks of baaic training at Fort Dix, N. J . He was a member of the FourSquare Gospe I Church and the Headwaters Christian Youth. Besides his parents he is survived by two sisters, Annette and Jean· nette, and a brother, Samuel, all of Rhinelander; a rna ternal stepgrandmother, Frieda Cooper, Michigan ; and a paternal stepgrandmother, Mrs. Zelma Hawley, Pomeroy. ASK TOWED Marriage licenses were issued to David G. Lambert, :z:;, Shade, and Cinda L. Davis, 18, Middleport; John Mark Haggerty , :JJ, Middleport, and Borurie Ann Hem, 19, Gallipolis . SEEK DIVORCES Two suits lor divorce have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Filing for divorce were Unda Rathburn, Middleport, against Richard Rathburn, Middleport; Juanita Wilkinson. Pomeroy , again· st Gerald Wilkinson, Akron . SHOWER FRIDAY A shower and belling honoring Mr. and Mrs . David Lambert, fonner Cindy Davis, will be held Friday, Oct. 12, at 7:30p .m . at the Hemlock Grove Grange Hall. All friends are invited . ' Oil price.4! hiked MEXICO CITY I API - MeXJco has ra1.sed U1e price of crude oil for export by $2 a barrel to $24.60, the government orl monopoly Pemex announced Monday . Mexrco does not sell oil on the spot market and does not belong to the Org"nrzatron of Petroleum F.xportrng Countries, but keeps its prrces Ul hne with those of OPEC. The international oil cartel 's official prrce range now rs $18 .00 to $23 .50. Senate Finance Chal!'1Tian Harry Meshel , D-Youngstown: "I do not ha1·e the sl rghtest notion at this juncture whetht>r any of these pro Jc•c ts ever will be funded ." Hep Hobert Taft II. H-Cmcmnati: "I don 'J thrnk the people of Ohro want us to spe nd hundreds of rmlhon s on hutldings for higher educat ton. Fanul1es are stra pped , h11 by tnflr~tmn . They need money to pay thel r k1ds' twtion .'" Sen . Thomas ,\ _ Van Meter , HA'\hland : "Maybe some of these pro jet·t.s won't ge t built for four or hve yectrs. But at some point, the aclmrmstration has to have the gO- SLIDE PRF.SENTATION Mr . and Mrs. Roy Grueser will show slides of their trip to Alaska when Rock Springs IJtange meel8 at 7:30p.m. Thursday . MEETS THURSDAY Prel:eptor Beta Beta Sorority will meet Tllunday at 7:45 p.m. in the River ~Room at Athens County Savil!P ' Loan. Pat Mills will ~011 ia . ahead signaL " ELBERFELD$ rc:=~~~~ • PIZZA BREAD • • Your choice of any .one topping I Rog . $120 89 ,. I hyt Ooly I :&lt\0'$: ••••••• • AU LOCATIOHS F ederfll mediator zn Pomeroy Thursday Federal Med.Jator Bill L<wr s wrll be in Pomeroy at 3: 30 p.rll Thur sday to conduct <:t sesston between the negotiatrng teams of the Mt·rgs Local Teachers Assonatron anti tht• Meigs Local Board of Education . Tile re turn of Lewts lo Pomer ot· for another negotiating scsston wa·s arumunced Wednesday mornr ng by Mrs. Bonnie Fis her , presrdent of the teachers association . This was good news for the drstnrt where a teachers .stnkr h<:t s bt'cn Ill progress for the past 13 da ys The status of tire strike a t th " point rontinues on the past level wrth • Anniversary Sale MEN'S & BOYS' WINTER JACKETS SAVE 20% of styles in warm winter jackets for men in regular and extra large sizes and for boys , sizes 8 to 20_ Come in during our Anniversary Sale. Select the jacket you need and save 20% ch<:trge-s and counter ch<trges bl'tr lg hurled ~t several puiJilc meetings whic h ha ve bee1 1conductl•d over tht· past few d"y s The last of such rnrettng was •• lenghty sessron held Tuesday nrglrt at Salem Center . Several of th t• slnking ~achers were at th e meetmg " lung wttll Supt. Dav rd G l eason and ( ';uroll Pierce , president uf the Meig s Lot'al Hodrd of Educatron . The mcctm~ was a sess10n of the l'f A of thl' "'hool. It was reported thai temper~ flan~d 011 OoU1 s1 des .at lunes during the discussion on the VOL. XXVIII NO 125 Drowning has been rult>d as the ca use of death rn the Tuesday evening traffic accident wh1ch took the life of Jeffrey D. Pope , 22. Ht 2, Vinton . Called to the ~ene on Adam.<vrllc · Harrisburg Hd . two and seven · tenths miles from U.S. 35, at 10 .40 p.m . , the Gall ia-Me1gs Post . Hrgh way Patrol , reports a north bound auto operated by Pope r"n uff the left side of the roadwa y and overturned 1n a ditch . Pope was pronounced dead "t the scene by Gallia County Coroner Dr Donald H. Warehune The body "'"' discovered, mstde the ve h rdc. Jy rng High & Dry, behind cyc lone metal fence - Protected! Outside or Inside space, 90,000 sq . fl located Point Pleasant, W. Va. T.N. T. area across from Mason County Industrial Park, formerly used by Mason Furniture Corporation Office open tO a .m . lo4p.m., Saturday, IOa .m . -ip m . · ohio state bar association What IJOU don't lmow aboullhe law cvukl cost f/OU. For more information, call Huntington, •If y ou or---. 1 know a lawyer. call the L&'NYSr Referral Serv1ce 1n Oh•o 1-800-282·6!)(X) • l'1!>8ls. and follows the pr{'n.•tlent eslc.tbl!.'lfwd tn 197B whCn another SEOAI. school was unable to pla y comple te sc hedules as a result of a teacher strike . As of tod"y. Vfe rgs 1-!Jgh School has play ed no league games .n football , but has P"rtrcrpated rn other sporb . The dec lstun IS l.lll cncompas..'itng , covenng all sports wh.i1·h .an.· ln cl udt•d in the detemlUidllOn uf .:1 11 All,<;ports C'hamoron . rneantngful t:d U<'<Jtlun L'; lciklnt.:: plac:e m the scho(JI.-, a nd lhl'y shuuld be rlosed until t he stnke I.'!. St:'ttl etl However . Glea.sun m<:HIIla lns that 11 1s the responstbil tt y uf the d1stnd tu co ntiOUl' t o offer edul'Ol!On m Sp ilt• uf Uw s tnk~ f-\i· ll.ii.i urgt·d pctrenl... l1 .1 fonn ca r~ilL.., and tu \ulullt•·er ftJI wurk dutw.s at tht• schr,ob lfl ordt•r l11 get student:.; back l!lltJ ! 1!1 classrooms . H 1e stnke L'l support by lht..· rliHI cert1f1ed tlllpluyt'.'i of the d!Str\l't.fiH" rwr IJerrrg pard rf they are not working durrng t ht• strr ke . If schools were offt<'tetlly do!:>cd then makeup days wuuld be requlrt'd and employes on stnkt' wo uld ret·eJve pay for the tiietkeup days Mr:,\ 1"1s hcr swd this morning that her group ha~ made a fonnal tl·qut·st tiJ tht· Sta tl' Department of J:ducalrorr askrng that the depart· rrtt·nt :nvesti gl:lk th.t: l:ILIJ:gation that _-, l.<lt(· st.an dHrds (Jf"t> not Dem~ met at ~"-~ lc~~ enttne eJt:JeJ Something for Everyone PRICE FIFTEEN CENrs WE.DN ESDAY. OCTOBER I 0. 19/~ the tea chers llw rHIIt-< ·t.: rtifJe<.l employes are • at ~l'llher 1ht· fllost part '- • • ~•"'PI"""" "" " '' "' o I) .• ,. a nd released . The Rio (:rande Volunteer F'ire Dt.• part111~ n t wa s callt•d to tht.> ."icene tn guard agarnst the poss rbrlrt y of gasoltnc !eakctge from the veh1clc . The cu:cldt.· nt . GiiliLa Co unt y's ntnth traff rc f"talrty of 1979, re matns · under tnvestlg::~tlon . News briefs. • • AKROr\ , Ohto 1,\P 1 Furnwr Rrc hland County Shenff Tllu11w' J·: Welkt'l must serve a ja il tt'nn 1n tltt· Manifl~ld Cll)' )ali for a (.' CXJViClJOII on charges of assu.alt ;md eot.·n·\(Jf l He was sentene t·d Tues.<\;1~ b~ Summll Co unty probiitt· J udcc · James Barbuto to s1x 111 cmth~ 1n Jtitl and frned $1.750 . Wetkel52 . w"s found ~urlt; of the tw o counts Ln July ilftt•r plt·rtdlng Jlf J contt>st as part uf 411 pll•a bar~cun!fl ~ agreement . Thl' cas-t.· wa s ht•ard b~ Barbut o on as..o;,I~IHtll'nt aft er J contentwn Uy WL·lkl·l th.at prdn n.l publicity would rnakl' a farr trral unpo sst ble rn Hrchlan d Cuunt; REYNOI.DSB UH<; _ Dhro •AI' ' A woman who was k.rllt.-d b~ a puwer driven nall wh.J.Je ~ he wattt-d 111 <1 b.ar ber.ihop was the v1cllln uf <.~n Industrial acci<knt and nu L"hiir~e :-.. vnll be flied against th€ m an wlro dru1 ,. the nail, police say . Reynoldsburg Deteclrve lla r r; Reid said the death of U.rolyn 11ovrl · ston. 32. cannot legally IJe cunsidered negligent horruc tdc beca use a nail-driver is not considered o deadly weapon and was not berng used at the time as a weapon . Applications available ... AppUcations for the additlon.al and unt·-half pen·eut tax rullba('k art' no": available al th e ~l'igs County Audllor's ()ffi c t· . Auditor Frank rt'pnrts that only pcrsorLIOJ with nn•r 30 acrt•s of Land nt•t-.1 pkk up and lilt the applkatiuns . PPrsnns with less land will rt'('e in· tht· rol\hack automatkally. The reductron will be two and une-half pt>rcrnt of lhl' 10 perel"nt n·s idenl~t no"' re<"ein•, or onefourth of the !0 percent roll bark. This reduction applies only to ul4·ner ofrupied homesteads only. Then• are no incomr or a~e qualifications net•t>ssary fur tht· two and one-hail prrn·nt rt'dur two tiun . ~~~ !'O:'ITRAC1' SIGNED Tht.· HanQ•' Frre Uepartment wrll not a n.s \H'r (tre calls tn Suttnr1 Tovm shlp oul.'il{lr of lhr vtllagP because the Sutton Township Trustee:-:; h~\· e nut stgned a ne'r'. ('O ntra('l wtth the department -··· CINCINNATI -- The Ohro V"lley fmpr on·nlt•nl A.'\SOCl<tll on repre.se nllng d broad ran ge of Ohio Valley 111 lere sls today presented to the Office of Manage ment and Budget rls VY 1981 funding recommendatiOns for Ohi O HJ\·er B.asin Water H.esu uret.' Projet·ts accordrng to Wrllram J !lull . assLK'Jatlon president. Urgm~ thHt fr1111Ls be budgeted to l:iSSure progrc~s 111 Oh1u Valley wat er resource plannmg and con struction Cit rnax1rnum dflt 'lt'nt rates, OV IA ~ tated The b1emual 1/l\'estment survey whr e h OVIA conducts has deter · rn1net.J that smcC' 1950 , over S63.6 bdlrun has bt·en mve.sted In maj or plcmt proJeCL"i Ul count ies bordcnng the Ohro ltr ve r and rts navrgable trrbut<trres . Abundant supplres of fresh w<.~te r. flrKH:i control of s1tes SUildbl l' fur plant con.strud1on 111 uthcrw1 se mountamuus tern tory, and Jow-<..·ost water transportation arl' the reasons most conununly ad vanced for the Ohru Valley srte selec trons. In cornbinatron wrth the rr ch notural resources and high qualrty uf tht...• Ia txJr force . co.mprf'hcn_..;j ve water resource deve lopment e:~nd w1sc ust> are thus critical to the moJor rule of thl~ expansiVe reg10n 111 sustauwd h1gh employment, co n uumnenl of mflatwn. sec ure energy su pply. and growth of the ""trona I economy . Gallipnlis Concerntng the Vlle:~lly tmportant (i.alllpolL<i project 10iuo and Wl'~t V1rg1ni.a 1, the assoc·lat1on noted thot the present lucks and dam "t th rs s rte, completed rn 1937. ore had II deterwrated , operat10nall~· U/l<iaf~ a nd .sen uusly tni::ldequate to modem na,·rgatron technology and raprdly nstng traffic demand. resultmg HI Sl'\"ere lraffH" cungt•stlon whtch IS stea drly gett1ng worsl' . In support of rts reques t that fun cis be bud~eted to mttiate construction of expanlied modem facrlrtre,, OVIA descnbed th~ dependen ce of !Tl.aJor cormnudity movements upon l'X pedrtrous trans it vra (;allrpolrs . notably coal and petrolewn produ cLs. cheml cttl s aml1rurr and ste el Th e assocJatl o n s upp l lt'd es tunate~ showm~ that nn th{' present cun.struct1on schedule wh1 ch .assumes uut1at1on of construt tlOn 111 1985 and completion rn 1989 . cos ts of traffic delay to shippers . rece 1vers and ea rners would reach $.17 mdl10n for thusc twu yee:~rs, without otlluwan ce for 1nnat1on, and . at an ultra · conservative mflat10n r<:Jtt• 11f 5 p.:r eent a yt:ar, thP tott:tl fur thr tW(I yt:ars would reach $140 nuUwn ·· Jt rs entrrely possrble .'· m lA porntcd out. ·· that traffrc demand m 1988 and 1989 may exceed the ultmwte physrc"J capacrty of the present G•llrpol" locks . Should thL' occur. most of the element of lo" cost watrr tran~portat10n wuuld be eltnunatl'<f from the economy of the UpJJ<r Ohi o HJver Basro for the · -- - - - - - uf the LTl~l' · The eronum1c burdt'!l n· .o.,ul!llli.., from lh1s w<.~ s te uf res uun·e.-. v. (•uld bt· felt 111 hwher eledn("lty rali'.., nnd petrolewli prOOucL;; fH" H"• ·-... <tnd 111 los."i of e mpl oy n~t• rrt m tlw stl't·l <i nd other tnd ustnt.·~ .,.,·hov lmTl'd't'd l'USL':i wuuld we<.~kr•n th t•l r I"Ofll P~""tltl\" l' posl llll/1 d.i;!atn.'ll f11n·a~n .-..up plrl'r ~. UV IA stat1·d To ITl ltlg<ttl' tlu .-. ~..;r~1\P pn 1s pet"! . UV IA has ur~ed thl· <lllt!l• · f iZi fl~ couunlttt'eS uf Cun~re:....'l to f"t'l"•lll! lll~IILI autluH .lL<:!llon uf l"llllSlrut·: ll \11 now .and thu~ to eltnHndtl· tlw i"Ll/ 11b<'r su me. tJnll' -\"onsu mulg t Y. I• phase auth0nzat1on pron.'dun· !' 1 whl ch Gctllrpolrs t:tnd cert.<J tn u th. ·r proJee~ an• preSl'ntl~ subJl'c\ This. a l'Cordlnl:! to 0\"IA . '.\ oUid penni! (I probetb!e S <i\" l ll ~ o)f tY. ·I yct:trs 111 thl' tun e fur t"l ll! ipll·t lllll v. •tl. enonnuus Si::l\"1/l~s l 11 tht · L'LIIIlt•lll _• and eC:Irllt.T t.•lmunatl oll 11f t ht• hanu d()us <tprro11ch cond1 t 1ons .t! Call1pul1 s w~uch dl"l"llllllt f(1r cn1 <H c1dent r<Jt<' Hi llfllt'."> hight·r· th..:m th.d at any other uf the tllll(krn l(lck." and dCJI1l'\ ab(1Ve and tx:low 1t l.>t·t.<-Hit·d eng1 neenng and dL'Sl~n undt·r thl· rt.'\"l St>d prn<'Pdurt.• l"t•uld bt.·~1 n 111 1980 and ·ron.<;tr uctlon CtiU ]d twgtn 111 late 19ft2 1Jr early 198:1. w1th ci Jfll pl etwn m l ~le 1981 ~ rl·td 1"it11 · . prospe1 ·t SubJt't't tu authonzatwn . OV IA urKentll requested 0\tll t" budKt'l dtill l -.t<.jL: I· ;!\ !ht· dur~t1on llh · 1 ·~)r p~ COI.U~1 BL1 S, i'L'r'ilm ~ n•t1r11t ~ OhlO I AP t aftl· r 1982 Will fan· rl.'dun•d SA1Ct(-jl St>t·unty bendtts. hut prl\"iltl' tndu!'itry won 't nece ssarrly p1r k up ttw sl<.11 'k . acr'Onhn ~ to an 1-tl"tUOII"\ ·· If tilL' guH·rnnll'nl prov1dc~ less. pnvHtl' 1ndustry lll~Y tla\·e tu pro\'lde mort' . But not etutumatlt ·rdl~ ... sa1d J uhn ~1asscy, a Sl'lliOr partm·r "·1th Ml"t.c>ks &· Co . a ht.·nl.' flts cons ultmg finn Effcdt\'l' Jn tour years, bt.•neflts ~' Ill bt• red uct.'ti by e:~n t:~11Jn(jtt?J :> fJ'I..'ft't!nl as tln~ result of wha t a So<."J(jl .i,;,ecurlt)" represt•nta t1ve JcscrJbed H<i a " qu1rk u1 th•• 1: ~· .. (h•a hng w1th \ ('Ost..Qf-hvm g provl'iiOn s \\'hen a.mendment5 to tht:' Sun.al S•:currty t\rt were passed 111 1972. lhl"v wt·re destgned to mr rea:-.t· ttlt• bt.>~efits by rnclud.mg a ("0~1-{)f-!Jnn~ factor . But . satd the spokesmon , Ul:,1 ead of rrusmg the ~neflts e~tter H per«m became ehgtblc, the law <:~ctually rnflah..•d the working mcome on whrch benefits would later he ba sed - somethlng that was never Jntent..led. A 1977 r~mt>ntlment. however . ("O rrectt~li tJw pru blt>m by creating a lll'W tormula for eomputing ~nehls . " If th•• change was,; 't made, t:w~ nl fh.-. Hclu'a1ly CflUid have bt...oen PTII) I't"b J-",r th• · l "ppl'f t J/11 1!. ()\"] ." r ('t"OIII - 1"\p•·ditt·d 1,.\l•rk on the etulllon zi.:lt lf l/l 1f '"p l<tl t'll1• nt .\,,rk.s fu r tht:' I ).t.-.. hlt'ld.o.... /·.r n.-... .... ortJ , ;tnd MonIt l! ·JI h·d . . t Ld , . .., J~ ~·k•rl'" r u ·.~ drd t ~(.· Jt H · r ~ h land frwil llll':-.. tugl.'ttle r '"'·1 th rl'll~tbl!ltdtltlli .,. . 11rk Jt Em"'"', •r'tl! hllld.'l V 1 1 omplt"tt· tht· V! lal .l)l lllthl ~H id t1nd l"nlllft11' '.'. ' 1 prtlj~· l'ls 111 tht · l~•\l.l'l 1{1\" (•J -..1 lht-tl ·Jw B tuJJ IHJbl ll" \";tim·~ ' F lntlfl f'outr u l Stn·'"ll't: ' h•· r t t w~l 1 111po rt~nce uf fluod t" fiJ i t'·,,] Il l thP IJ h! u Valley l~h•'ft. ; I ll lr!ill '. tt·r··,tln lt·.1u·--. ,,rt ·; r.'l llH!Un l~ll llOU.S d:t·nl<tt lv;• for m,Juqr :;tl 1' :' .• t!. r•\.."L\ f lllfll nl.'d the ~ ... !'1 1 :t [>1'"1 1+" 1 I. J;H ii.l t,..:t· - $5 .2 h1lll1,n r t·,tl lr t ·d i r um projPcls r·u.,tlltlo: $:! , hill11m. - through I lrt-r r'l 1ilwr :ll . l ~ ~ ;p cmd warnetl of the grl'~lt ta s k n· rn.umng It expressed par1H·ul ar 1 1111 t·rn f,Jr o uthonzat10n 11nd fu!Hll:u!. tilL-.. :. t'i1 11 Jf a n <:~dequi:tle r to fllxJil ! "OiltJII I pr ogra111 for the Big Sand1 and t· ppt•r Cumberland \ '<Jlky., aff ll t· t~·d w1th devastating flood,, 111 :\p nl PJ7i I : ar~ dantaL!•·•I. rwu aftn dri\l'r : ttTitknt ( ar<.. recetved medium was cttcd to llliJ\'(JJ \ 1 11urt ;1:-. th{· resu lt nf an act"ld~nl •Jn Wl'st \1a tn St., Pomeroy, "t ; 02 p .rn . Tuesday . Pomeroy Police a car driven by [;Jadys Williams , Mason, W. Va., was strul'k from the rear by a car dnvcn by Sheila Cash, Athens . The Will rams ca r was preparing to make " left turn when the accident took place. poli ce said There were no in· Junes and cash was cited to mayor's court on an assured clear distance charg(' . d;1J il;l~t ·:-- cHid 'lf 11' drr\"t.'f rn•-rt>tl n-mt ·nt explauwd D<:~v 1d K~ chrrg of Sc,el al Set· unt ~ ·s reg 1onal offH.'l' tn nuca l:!.o Based on sunplt> an thmett c. thL· a\ · e r<:~ gc retirement payment made by Soc raJ Secuntr rs $292 .17 a month . Under the new formula, people who retrre rn 19B.1 wrll get about $15 a month less Lhcill those who relired a lhfln • t/\· HIJl.< t iJlf'd were .1 11 ilblt rt'lll[ll[/!t" rldt•d L'arnm~s." vt•ar earlier . ,y " Tile change won't reduce the benefits for people already on the rolls," emphasized a Columbusbased Social Security spokesman who dtd not want to be tdentifierl . ful : 1·<1pa b\l1ty uf ('mphasl7.lng f <n..:t n ~ · ~ · r ...,, tlw ''ll ttrr n11u> n·:..: IIJ/liil \·a l ucs ett ' tfl tho II" I !Hpil(i!! IOI\." dS tu 11 .1 t 1on<t I ni•J,., ·t ' , t':-. ,111 d puhct l' ~ fHh,·r '\ ~n1 g atinn funds for r n~o:me errrrg ~nd dt'slgn W1Wk ~yond the d esl).!ll !llt' !IH 'I"an - h1Khl'r ·l ... t. tkt• 1-1 Social Security benefits may he less after 19.8 2 WINNER - Donnie Becker, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Becker, Middleport was the winner in his divisiOn m zone competition at Huntington. last Saturday in the punt, pass and kick compelltiO!l . Oonnie won locally two weeks ago when competition was held at Racine. He_will compete rn district competition on !'>ct. 20 . If he would happen to wm rn the dtstnct he ill compete in the state event at Hiveriront Stadium at Cincinnati. This :the first time anyone locally has won in the zone competrtion. Do.n nie's younger brother. Christopher. age 8. won frrst place !~ally rn hrs division . The events are bemg sponsored by the Ford Motor Co . - -- Gallipolis Dam project action sought <·ilt·d With ll ,.,.NJ Contest"plea, Butno1v he:s a jailbird instead. BOAT SPACE & R.V. SPACE FOR RENT MON -LEAGUt; GAME.'i Jack Coya'n . Execullve Secretary of the So utheastern Ohrn Athletrc League, announced today that "II games, me~t.s ur matches par trc rpa ted 111 by Mergs Hrg h Sch()(ll liunng the 1979 Fall season will be considered as uon-league games and will not be consrdered a factor intht' c"lc ulallon of league standings . This drc1si on was re~ ched afte r consultation w1th the lea~ue prin - has lflo;l:,tl·d that· tlw 'jt ' ht~ub t)l: lw·it.."ti '!1 1e as.sOt'lal lon d1ar ges th!::lt nu r Vinton area man dies in accident '-'Ureless roadrunner named Fred S1ippecl under a light that was red. He thought he(J go.free ·· No Contesr· ts only an admrsston of facts charged against you But even in trafftc court . ·No Contesr · can land you in jail as fast as " Guilty:· Yet . in certatn instances . pleading " No Contest" is the smartest thing you can do So how do you plead? Call your lawyer• Sound legal advice can cost I! lot less than you think And rt can keep you out of trouble. .,.. ere uff lcw.lly upen, Su!Jt (; lt·asun reports and the te.achers CISSU(." J~LHm MeantlllH', S('hools uf uw ·'d l.stnd POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Elberfelds In Pomeroy cheript~llS IJU/" LJ..:' ( "\ SIOII-!IIakln g " stnke e • ll5th SPEAKER NAMED Scott Woodring of the Meigs Mental Health Center will be speaker when the Syracuse PTO meets at the school at 7:30 this evening. 304-525-4065 SHOWER SLATED A miscellaneous housewarming shower will be held at 7 p.m. Thur· sday at the Rutland American Legion Home for Mr. and Mrs. James Pierce and family who lost their home and belongings by fire recently . All relatives and friends are invited. • Weather ' Partly cloudy tonight. The low in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Cloudy with a chance of showers Thursday . The highs in the upper 50s. The chan· ce of rain lJl percent tonight and 30 percent Thursde~. �3 - The Da 1ly St·nhne l. Pomeroy -Middleport . 0 . Wednesday , Oct 10, 1979 ~2~-~T~h:e~D~a~i~ly~Sc::•n:t:I:ne~·l:·~P~u~!!'~c-·~-..~--·~.;~>2·.•~~~ -l:"'~r~l.~l~I_:W~L:J:n:":''~la~;~l:k~·I~IO~. ~l~~-·~y~-,'~:---------------~~--·--------------------~--------~-- Washington By Clarence Report Miller The Federal Bureau of In vestigatiOn has been 1n the m idd le of controversy of late. Ha1sed to the pinnacle of the cnmeflghiin g world by its mvestlgahve tec hniques, the FBI has recently fallen Into public disfavor because of abuses of these very same tethn1ques The need to restore th~ reputa l!un of U1e ~'BI , while unprovmg Its ef · fectJveness, must be balanced w1th the fWldame ntal nght to pnvacy of Amencan cthzens For thi..'S reasurr the Adirumst ra hun has proposed a c harter for the FBI , deSigned to be the first effort to spell out exactly what law enforcement a uthont y and r'e sponst btlltles the agenly has In short, the charter IS a n a ttempt to solve a problem uneovered m studies by several l'ongresstonal comrruttees The vanuu.s studH.~s. conducted over the past four years, concluded that the mtelhgence agenCies have been operatmg w1thout legal !rm ttatwns, und!:!r loose gwdehnes whi ch they themselves set The charter thus restnct.s s uc h controversial mvestigat1vr means as wfunners , undercover agenL5, and covert c nnunal authonty It does not prohibit these acttvitles. though Three bas 1c pnnc1pl es would shape the poh cy gwdelmes for FBI mvest1gatwns · - lnvesllgabons would bt> conducted with "mmumal mtru.,on.s " mto callzen'S pnvacy - lnvesUgatJOns wh1ch require more than thts rrummal mtruston would reqwre higher level , more formal authonzatwn and revie w than other mvest1gatwns - lnfonnatwn obtamed dunn g a n mvest1gat1on could be used " only for lawful governmental purposes .. Also, spec1f1c procedures would be set for the use of long -term mfonnants. as w~U as fur the super - VISIOn of undercover operatwns For what lumted foreign operat1 oru; tht• FBI "ould be mvolvo•d m they would be governed b; a separatt• charter relatmg to all government fore ign Intelli ge nce agennes 1 D LIKE. TO (:,~T ThE PAPER BEFORE 11-lE WIFE.T1-lE KIDS .AND 11-4E CAT ww tnfonnanl'i or Widt•rl'tJ\' l'f a gt·nt" lu tnflltratt• e1 group tf\\' olved 1n a peal'eful publi c denwnstr(JtlUn nur could they ust• mail . ell'dromc sur vetllance. ur thmJ party re('t Wtb for mv~stlgat1ng Wh1le It 1.s nen.•ssLJr~ ~emU n g ht to pr otect l'l t lzt' n;) frum In · fnngt' m ents of tht• lr ng ht t u pfl vllcy, " e mu ~t rema m awan· of tht· ftH't that our cuuntr) 1s bemg pl ag u ~ by an l'Vl' r ·IOt Tl'I:IS inj::! LTIIllP ratt' We (_'l:lfUlot afford t n sacn fH_'t' our nght to li ve m a safe CJnd secure ~nvtrorun~nt m order to m a~n tam all pnvacy H..ather we sh ould work to stnke a compr omi se betwf'en freedom from tntrus10n and freedom fro rn crune cm d vtolence a nd fr om lllternal n otmg <:m d dtsorder Whtle everyone IS entitled to h1 s fun damental n g hts. 1t n •rtatnly ~<ould not do to expa nd the n~h t.s of rnmmals and s ubv~rstves at the expense of the law-abidlfl!i pubhc So 1t IS that wt> must ~ waf1 of pla cm g too m a ny restnctwns on the FBI , and especially on Il.s powers of mveshga!lon Afte r all. 1t IS the FBI 's techmques and mvest1gat1ve kn ow-how wht ch makt• 1t so valuable an arm of Ole federal goverrunent To pla ce too man y reslnd1ons 011 the F'BI would dras t1 ca ll) reduee 1ts effeettve ne.ss For IIL'ilance , 1t is Im portant that the FBI have the ability to conduct Investi gations Into the bac kgrounds of those md1v1duals worktnt:: m goverrunent agencies where elas.s1fied mformat10n IS kept. '\('d In the Interest of national secunty . we must be careful not to prev~nt or 1mpa1r the mvest1gat10n of terroriSt groups or other s ub- ve nave elements In theory. a c harter 1s a so und means of prolectmg the c 1t1ze nry from pote ntial abuses of Inves tigat ive power by the FBI In pract1ce. we must a lso recogmzc the nnporkm ce of ma mta 1rung an effect.Jvc l runtnal mvest1gat10n agen cy With the correc t amendmenls added to the c harter legislatiOn , we should be able to provide ourselves "1th a law wh1ch will do both 11 pt·ret.'nt - an WlJJrt•t·eJerJted fuli JXJ ln t JUmp - 1n tiw d1s•:ount rate, or t.tw rate at wh!(' h cormnerc tal bank s tll<iY burr oy, frutn tht· Fed t! ral HL·St.·r\:t• Hank - Est{;lblishnwnt ut an 8 per ct•nt hig tw r rt•St•r n• on LTrt(;lln fund s 11Htt IS. lll t' rnbt:- r hank s mu st nO'-'· r·t•t£~10 ;1 leu ger per l l'llt of u:rtatn dt: posJts To S d~ It another we~~. th t•y ran lend out il•ss uf tht·tr dt~ pusJ ts A sh1 f1 Ill pol l< ·! t·mph<-tsl'i Thl' Fed hiid l__,._·t·n lnt·a.-.. ur mg t tu.· dt•gr et• of re!'1 . ram t b~ llll' ll'\t:'l uf mtt•rest ratt.:s \o'o\ 1t sc-ud. 1t w11l pa,'o atten tiOn not only t11 ratt·s but tu lht· cUllUWlt 11f lemJ<1bll• flllliJ S Culllrnt•r c ral bank s qu1 c kh rl'\'t•alt-d t il l' tmpact H;. Tuesda:-o wht·n t><tnk off11 1<-t b hnd obtau1t'li Ull' t·xpert! Sl· I I 1 1 I I I s uc h a('ltvltlt•s 11f t.twrf anai)!-.1 S rmU !ll gl'Stl•cl lil t· I'O n st: QU t· nn•s . the,\ rmsuJ !he prune rak o full point tl1 l4 5 pt'r ! ,-nl Wt Hil' tht• prlllll' d U l' !'> ll (J t lmrnt·<li;H l' i,'o afft•t t uttwr Uorrowmg rates. 11 1s a Wl'cttht'r flag s1g ntf,'o mg In Llll :o; 10.\l .rtn( t ' d full K<til' . JUst .shurt of a hur r wa m• E\ t·r~ bornJ\H•r <:~nd lt•ndt •f IS l'OiflpclJt.•d tu {KiUSt' Ter~ .\l'dr~ <IW' ~ 1xon rehe\'l-'<.1 Pfl'stdt nt Htchard 1.t {;en L ew 1s uf ht s post a s lllr t'ctor of the ,';•led 1\'t' S t•n let' S) "kill he had ht:.•adt't.i through thn•(' war.s and under SIX presldt•JlL'i F lvt· ~l'rtr s agu hrcwl1 demon str rttnr s ~r ut t•st Ill ~ d ~<-1111 !-it llll rl!ast· ~ m food pn n •!-.. ~rna.shed sJwp wtndows and loott>d stort'!-i 1n Td A\1\ Ht•r.shl'~ I I I BU\ ?OP Tt-IE.RE 1S S0METhlN6 FD~ EV~YONE it-.! "1'\-tE Dally Sentinel \ation<t/ \t• u ·.~flilflt'r II t•t•l• Future of a free press Not only are newspapers losing those spec1a l rates, but there a rt' proposals for news papers to pay higher rates than other mail. The th eory IS the Post Office wouldn' have to deliver mad every da) 1f 1t weren't for newspapers and other prefe rential mall. Urba n newspapers are finding oth er ways to del1ver the 1r product A d rastic c hange m postal rate theory could force all newspapers out of the mail, leavmg large segments of rural populat1on.s w1thout newspapers . Other gove rrunent actions also c ut deeply mto newspaper re~ou r ces OSHA regu latiOns and 1nspectwru;, goverrunen t reg ulatwn.s affecttn ~ advertiSmg. and a host of other ru les a nd regulatwns seem auned at makmg It more difficult to operate a newspaper s ucces.,full) Newspapers also fllld 1! necessal) to spend more on court a c ti ons to keep sources of government 111formatwn open and to protecl news source.s Ne"' co urt rulmgs seem a1med atmakmg 1! more diffi cult for ne wspapers to ga the r the news Yet news papers tradil lonall v have had the JOb of 111lurming the PeOple lfl ttu s count ry oru_...- newspap('rs cover the ne ws 1n depth to g1ve the peop le all tht• 1nfonnat1Un they need t o succes.sf ull} gove rn the mselves Goverrunent act.') that weaken the flrlCHK'tal resources nf ne\-\spapers 8re far from new 111 this co untry Peirllarnent tax ed paper Cl~d d()ew nenl<s In this country with tht• Stamp Al't of 1765 The fur01 that fo ll o wed < ulmtna teU 1n the Al1wncan Hevulut10n 10 years late r Amt•nca.rto; todLJj need to be JUst a~ c oncerned abo ut Ia ws and regu lati ons that ma y place 1mpnss 1ble f1nan cwl burd<•n.s on ne wspapers All mde pendent press mus t be successful as a bu~mess Only governnw nl could afford to operate a n ~ w spa 1>er at a loss . The tr adition of a free Arne nca n pres.s n .tn last only as lung as newspapt•rs remam fmanctall y s uccessful as pnva te bus1nes.ses trC~ c ll ve. How Y. ell the commun 1ty newspaper ca n do those JObs depen ds 1n a large degree on 1t.s economic hea lth It's much easier for a fman nalb> s uccessful newspape r tu be ed1lon ally courageous Quali ty often renects the newspaper's health as a bus1ness as well Amert ca now ha s the besl rwwspa pers 111 1L-; history IL'i newspapers <:~re fmanc~ally healthy as a resu lt of nel" technology and bdtcr management Ne"' f1nanc 1a l c hallenges loom i:ihecuJ of Amerrca ·s newspapers The effect uf those ehallenges could I.Jt· tu chang1· the face of Amen ce~ 's ne wspapers a nd perhaps t<1k e rll'wspapers a wa y from large set lions of the country Of parti c ular tmportance 1s pos tal ra tes S1ncc the ea rliest days of the J(epubllc, newspapers have been granted spec ial postal rates because of the fun cl10n t he} se rve to keep a free people mfom1ed That 's rapidly changmg Capitol Ideas IIA.'>I III\1;')'()\ 1AP < - The re 's ~buu t OclulH: r Tht· le;:n•t• s beg1t1 to turn color . th._• mght s grow llipp~· ~n<.l co n grt·ss lo nal tt' rii iWrs ~et short :\11 (JTi t ' 1s s w t' \\h y 11<tstmess st:•cms to lTt.>t.'p mto House and Se nate th•bat e!'i th1 s tUlll' of }c(;lr In t'Vl' IHI um iA- fL'< l ~ears. Oct obe r s1gn.al s tht· approach uf ElectiOn f)CJ}' wht·n \.Uiers tt• n<.l to dlspla} an unpleasant a bilil} to recall tht• wrong vote s . th e embare~ssHJg Sf1t'L'C hes But 1n odd-numbered }l'ar s ilkt· tha ~ ont'. wh en no one ts up lor n·~lt' l' tlon . lhdktob~r blahs arl' harder to undcrs1 and What ..·wr the ft'liS.On . th1s year IS pro nn g une of l~t> t..·stu~ s t 111 cu uiJ ht- bluckt•d b~ the ob jt'< 'lJOn 11f ll ll'IIIOr y i-tll~ lllil kt.• (I spet'< h In tht• /IIH.Jdlt• o f <t ~oll l l'l t 1 1 n g They'll Uo It tvery T1me \'o, .. rep llt"t1 H)Td , a we~ rt• that 11 was ~~ dear nolatwn of t h• · rule~ 'lllt' strongt::->1 St n<~te .. , ult' .. 1s th~· t•l.:Jho ra tt· co urh.' ~ ) mcmbt•rs dt s pi<J~ !f,w,anl om• ano ttwr Thl' fH\'Ored form of <Jddrt·ss 1s ' 'lht• dt s tul~ UI S hl'rl St'n <.ttur from wh,·ru·L·r · - t ' \l' rl 1f Uw spt·aker th 1n ks h1 s lo ll e~F: U l' ' s (1nh Ed1tur I would llkt' to express mysdf on the 1sstlt of tht• Mt·tgs tearht·rs ' strtkt• 1 rtfll 16. and o :-;t•nt or at .r...1 et~s H1gh Smct• the stnke IX'~ an . I have not atte nded odwol. and I won't until th1 s mes.s l.'i ovl.'r I c an't understand ho'o\ Mr Gleason L'[j r\ hone.sti) bellt' \.T tha t mea mngful educat1 on could take place when all the teachers are out si de Perhap~. Ill the lowPr gr.adt'S th1s rm~ht work. l.Jut m ht gh schuul , whe re ) ou ha~·e more spt·elalizt•d areas . th ~ re ':-;no wa) AJso. there \ the mott t·r of tht• foot ball team and the band I believe tl1at both ohuuld be allowed tu per f o nn I don't t art· "" ht:~ t an~ rult· fl; HIII!EH r L ~lll . LER :\ "'"'HII~tt·d Prt·s s Wrll r r COLl ' \1Hl'S. Oh1u 1 ·\ P 1 ll h11 1.. , ( ~t'Til•r ;t l :b!-i t'lll lll~ \A. il l dt1 l( ll' V. lthl n a f t'\\ wt · ~·k:-. \\ twtilt'r \(' l.>t: d up L'llfurn' ll h'fll ol tlll' stalt: :-- ! ru1 k p; • ~ 1nud1less of till' tab . Mo~1. of th~ $J:l J 111il lwn Ill new r~\t'llU~ ',' c:uJd 1~rnt~ · fn11n owr11·rs of pi c kup tru r·k~ 'o\l'll:;hl hllllls Hrrlwrt lltt·rntw r 1<-JV. 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'\atd Byrd ' It Lloes nut s.huw," r~t ort t J Helms . \1annuw.. :\ a f(J rnlt'r of tJtt• H uu~ and currer~tl~ ;. l\!hh\ ~ ~~ ltJr ttw Ohw Jt<:ulr u.:td ·\.\"'il l<ttl Ul l I Olll\1\l'O t l'<J that tht' tru1 k l11hh~ t 'ih d1d their j(!h as !J lt · \ .d..-.a'·" h.t~•· · l l lfH ~·dJll ~ th<ll hl' repreSt•nt s an I !H IIr \ l f\ \.d11r h cn mp e ll' s v.1t h trtH kt •r ~. \1.wr l ll l K scud ht· rs 1 !ifl\ ll lc t•d b1 ~ trudts do tht• most d.nn.:-u!' {1 1 1 H1111 :-. hl~ll wa) S and art" nut ~ ~ .~ ~ HI ~ tht·lr fiilr sh<lft' rn rn;w ll rtlf l ln g Uwrn 11, Or we rt gnm Ll,Jthl. tltl'r ilnd H\Td tu.ss ed rt s Hit' prt•tt·n s wn s - i:lt poll l t•nt· ss . rh t• n H)rd v. <:~ntt• d pt.•rnliSSHJn tv offt• r an t:tll ll'ndntent t.o the Pi1Y r nJ St' bill, a Ill()\ ~· lhrtt ' I Ob jt'<'l, ' Sf-t ill (;ol dy,·cll t•r , i.dnle Byrd WCI ;) 111 llllll-sl'ntt'f!Ct' · Wtll lht' sen<ttor· a li (H\' rrw to hn1 sh '' " rt..,h>d lh t• JJI<JjUflt~ lcadpr · 1 do not 11<1\'t ' to expla1n 1t," n•pliL•d (;oldwr:~tt• r ·· 1 uiJj t•ct " ( !11 \tl WH1t hp r ltn ·aswn. R)Td • 1.. ! · ·! ·.· ··' . . . L·sst• Ht>lms, B~ I ""'r ll1t• diflt'l' t'll< e bt•il<t't'n 1 ht•d " iilld • ·lnft'frt'fl .. ', ou ar ..., it,\ 1ng 1 i lllp l u~ll o.;(\fTI•'" '' " l:l l,lllt•lms " l 1111pileU says, and I 'm not just bemg rebelhous It's just that I feel tha t d we 'yes . I'm a band member 1 want to play . we should be allowed to because we're only trymg to represent our school ' Besides, say mg that yo u can pla y as long as you're m school IS the c losest Uung to bl•ckma ll you can get ~<Jth out brea k1ng the law Also, thiS IS my senior year. and aside from $48 for band camp, $1lior evel)' pair of drumsticks, $2 for un1fom1 rental , and a lot of sweat . 1 would like to ~et the most out of my last) ear Then there 's the direct ors, "ho have sacnf1ced more than a n1 body J 'm not blarmng the board. and I m not blarrung the teach ers It's JUSt that they're the ones that a re f1ghtm~ and we're the ones thllt are gett 1ng killed - Lyle Moon !19 Kerr St . l'umeroy , Ohio 'Ohio perspective' dJ ~1mg ulsll l ll ~ chanwlt'fl !-;tlt 1s h1~o.; 3h\ SJJJCJJ iL!IloraJH t' Ttw llou.'il' ami Senate an: at \\ar 0\'t' l" llll' LOil l{ft'SSJOnaJ pay ISSUt' And when tllt'} 'rt• not sa~ mg nasty thmgs rtbout the House. senator s a re Sl1~1ng at t'<-H 'h other Durmg a 1 " < t'nl scsswn MaJOflty Le•der Hob• 1 l' Byrd. D-W Va . lllf errupted . 1 rvll ca ll to lll dke a bncf appL'.d for suppor t of ht.s ~ tra t~~...- on th ~ pa} ra1sc lcgislallon Sen. Barr r t;otdwater. R-Am . shot out ol h;s st><-tl "Can ;1 ~n~'flr • ' ----------------~ 1 I 1.!'tll'r> of opuuon an· IH'It'omt·d . They should be _lrss I Lhan :100 ""rd s long 1or , ubjt't ·t to ~t·du<· tJOD .by the editor 1 I and must ht· 'i.lgntd with Jht· stJ(nl't' s address . Names may I bt· wiihht·ld upon publiCation . Huwewr , . OJ! request, I namt·s wtll 1>1· disclo"·d 1..-ttl'rs should bt- In good tastt>, I addn•ss lll)( '"ut·s. not pt·r,onalllit•s . I I ' I I I I I depends on business success By GENE CHAMBERLIN !:ommunity Newspaper Consultant Publisher of the MobndgeiSDI Tribune It may seem peculiar that a newspaper gets 1ts na me from the one part of Its busmess that produces no direct mcome Advertising pays a newspaper's b1lls Peop le may buy a newspaper to read the n ews, but they're JUS! as li ke!) to bu) 1! to read the advertising . Newspapers don 't sell new ~ or make a .d irect charge for pu blishmg .news . Yet news IS the newspaper's reason for bemg Without news the S<tme publ1ca twn 1s s unply a shopper , serv1ce a much more lunited fun ctiOn in the community Nwspapers are expected to be communi t} leaders, to be fatr a nd unbiased . and to be above bemg mnuenced by threats or coerciOn 1n the1r news c overage They are expected to re port local news 1n depth and to be well pnnted and at- ~ r-------I 1 J)Qmts llcall~ . the FRI cou ld not Business mirror !\f. W YORK 1AP ' ~ flus 1ne" and ron swn er spt.·ndm .t:: . t (l sa~ nuthtng of tha t b~ gnu·mnH"n f. IS bt·tng fuell'<l b) debt \othmg odd about t11at . ll ha s e:llm ost ~ 1 \\a)s bet·n so. and QUite IJkt:i) w11l con tmul' tu bt· so What wor r n es 111an ~ ftnan c1al people. hu wever , 1s the <'Urrt'n t extent of that r ellann· Tiwre 1s too httl~ restramt the) sa~ . borrower s ar e spendmg on pnqect s that r ea liSl Jcally nught bl'lta bt· scrapped . lnte rest fiill'S h<Jven 't dJ~cuurt:tgetJ them , probably because a borrowtnJ-: cost of 1:1 percen t doesn 't hurt 111uc h. 1f at all . when yo u repa} m dollar s that d eprec iate at the sam e rdtt' And earn tax dtx lur tton s too II you Wldt!rsland that much you havt' a t lea st a handle fur extmllnmg the pa ckagt> of restramt annrmnct•d la s! we e k end by tht• Federa l Reserve Hoard. wh1ch sets poii L) monetary poliq. for tht' U S Lt'nlra l bank Because you do not understand tlw det.aJis does not reflect adverse!) on you or mean the Fed has failed to convey llS message . The det<nls are Uke the InSide of a computer . the message IS bke the prmtout That messa ge . 1t appears. 1.s twofold · I. To Immediately mak e 1t more difficult for borrowers tu borrow , 2 t o ch a n ~e the psyrhol og> of the market , wh erem a sp1nt of adventunsm rathe r tha n restratnt existed . Tins JS. what the Federal Re ser ve directors agreed on unanuno us ly - An increase to 12 percent from justonce... Meet the Eastern Eagle coaching staff Boating safety urged Editorial opinions, comments Jb alrn .t<l '> b\ -.. u h '-> ldl 7 nl have b te n thl' publH tn ll t ' \t'l" I 'I <~H1 Lil fl 1Il ~ t!w1 r nJ.:(hts-u f - ~ a:[)t•H P t·d Il l\( ht' .\1tll l fltn g pri![X! St· s . as a poss 1blt' -.. L!J r.;tl! uh· 1111 r 1 ' , 1~: Ill t. t\ . ~t~w l 1 '> l ilt t' J f (l <t grt..c,;, Uix htkt· an tht• trucker s' axlt nll lt" 1\;1" n·nlallll>d unchangt'll q:J:l t;,1( 1:-. l~<t...,.·d cfl the numbt·r uf d:\ J,.. _ t unt·:-. tht• nwnber of mdt·" trrl \t'h·d lfl ! Hn u. and averages about \ Yo u , t'llL\ a rntlt• per axlt' for lht' llldthl r! It r;u~ t·d $4 7 m d hon 1n t.h t' · n it ' l •; H ll 'g l ...,1 ratJon ~t·iir 1 Meigs Property Transfers l lc~nar G Bawn , Kathryn Hawn to Terl)· I. Hoffman, Janet !Iuffma n. Pareels, Chester Thomas E . Ball, Affidavit , Sutton M tnt'rs\ d ie GC<Jr~e A. Wolfe , Faye Wolfe to C;!enroy E . Wolfe , Ohve Wolfe , il9 acres, C.1les ter Margaret Mako , dec. to G1zella Lu cas, Wilham Mako. Cert. of trans . Salem F:d1 th M. Watson, Affidavit , Pomeroy VIllage. Glenn E. Jewell , Cora E Jewell to James R Derenberger, Shirley E Deren berger, I acre, Scipio. James R. Derenberger. Shirley E Derenberger to Edward Savage . Amanda Ol1ve Savage , I acre . ScipiO. Nancy C. Heed to Allen L . King , Kay 1.. King , Lot 60, Jones Add . Middleport Cecil 1.. BLackwood, Cectl L Blackwood, gdn ., Gladys Black"ood by gdn. to Dan Crenleans, Barbara Cremeans, 18 acres, Scipio. Freda Swan to Jirruny D . GnffJth , I 4 acres, SaliSbury. YEAR OF TifE CHILD II' ASIIINGTON 1AP 1 - To mark ll<t· Inte rnational Year of the Child . lht• S mithson ian's H1rshh orn :1-lu.o;eum a nd Sculpture Garden is pre«'n tm~ a group of 32 works fot: U.'lng On Ima ges or chiJdrell by artists of the la t• 19th and of th• 20th <"t•nlurJes AmonK the 12 paintings , 9 sc u lp1 ures and 11 wcrk.• on paper on llcw thr ough Nov . 4 are two r>a in tmKs a nd a watercolor by Wmsluw Homer . a study by Thoma• l·.. •k111 s. sm all family-theme scu lptur es by Henry Moor-e and by m odern Esk1mo artists, and <·oni.,npor an pom tings by Carroll tloa r and Bt•n 1-.amlhira . • _.., .,' _ MEMBF:HS of the f.as lern Eagle .coaching staff for 1979 are. left to nghl , Denn1s Eic hinger, assistant. Joe Sayre Joe Mitchem , head coach, and Arch Hose, assiStan t. 6--4, 2751bs . Saphomore Tackle Battle of unbeatens HT -North Gallia meet in crucial game A <Tuc1al gamt· fu r both tt>am s IS on tht• lull! Fnd.d) mgh t when the unbeaten r\' o rth ( , aiJJH P1rate s tran~l to \<l t·rnTVJI!e fiJI a head-on <·la sh Wtlh tllt' s w· pnsm ~ undefcatt'<.l llannan Tract' Wildcat!'> (;o l n~ mto Fnda~ s t'!l( ounter . CO<-~th .J ohn Hlake 's J1ralt's an: m f1r~1 pia< t' m the loop ~1<-tndlllg s With a 2-{1 rtTOrd c~nU :)..() nwrk (1 \'era ll Hannan ·1r<H' t' g ot'S 1ntn lht• 1·onte.s t with d pt-rft•( I M l 1 t'l 'iJrd. ! -0 agamst tht· lea g ut> Tht' Wilck;tt~ uwn ll l.Hl wu1 O\'l'f Kyg er Cree k while North Ga lha ha s defeated Southwestern. 12-<l and romped over South~rn , 3fHl T1w game shapes up as a battle of vff enses North Galha has bl't'n led offensive ly by semor ruruung back Tun !lowell and JUruor quarterba ck Don Shupe !lowell , rushmg for 210 yards m 19 (' ;Hrtl'S agaJn st th e Tornadoes scored one Pirate TD a nd added four l'1(t r a points Shupe scored three tun es l'o"ch l..a rr) Cremeens · Wildca ts captured the1r si<th straight VIctory this se ason and e~ghth m a row datmg back to last year last week , IS-<! over Ironton St. Joe 'lll e Wildcat machme was led by the hard-rWUlmg of jumor runmng ba ck Todd S1 bl ey . and substitute Oanny Brumfield. Pla y mg for the Injured Ja y Bray , Brumfield scored a second penod to uchdown Sibley was the b1g gun In last week 's vtctory wtth two touchdowns and 122 yards rushmg 'llle wmner of Fnday 's contest Will take a n ear ly lt>ad m what Browns may have new look SlUlday ll E HI·: A. l!lt! o 1AP 1 - Tlt e (1 e\ t•land Hr(JV. ns defenst\l' ILm: , ndrlllt l t·tl l ~ t•rnbarrCJ 5S l' <.l by a lhra.<:hm !.! 1t took Sund<:t~ frum tht• Prt L'>b ur gh Stt't.' ler s. ma~ han· a new I()(Jk m the Rro v.11 s· next ganJt:' lJkt• a puker pla}er. Coach Sam Hut 1~lwrw IS hesitant tu show h1s l ar<L<;j to SWlda~ 's op ponent , thl' \\ ;l-Jl m 1 ~ton lh-ds k.Jn s But he he~ s tun tt..'d that tht• Hr uv.11s ma) work on t1 nt•\\ defen st ~· t· fnmt t hts week at th o•1r JLII<I•·In -1\'alla c e Colleg e lr<l!mn g fa c ti lt! '11H · kt•\ rno\"t· wuuld ht• (1 sw1tch uf <:illi; n , (it·fensl\e l ' THJ !.~It .\Jza dlt frurn thl' n~tn s ade to lhe ld t st dt:, rl.'p lcu.: mg .\ 1Jkt· St Cla1r \"eteran ddt·n~,. , . t: nd J<.Kk (,rel;or ) wuuld HI !11 11\ t on tht· nght sult• ns .-t st ; t rtt•r Tht• Stt>• · l~·r s ran ofte n untoucht•d, t11n1U.I;!h tile left :-; Jck 11f the Clevt'land Lint ' f•n f 11Ur qu;:ntns Sumltt ~. t'UIHUiatlfl g :UJ l ~dl (l'\ rushmg lt >J..· ;~,.., Uh· ll t()St rus htn ~ yard s en·r i:j t rdmqu1.'Jwd tJ, <I Bruv.n.o; team 1n ga n w Ttw ll'ft dt •ft·IISI\ t ' ta l kJe IS \1t ckc) Sun s. v.h 11 pl r1\ s nt·xt to htf{hJ y r egardt..- 1 fll:!.h! ddt·n~l\t' t.a cklt• Jt•fT\ S~w r k A.' i fur rosstbk l han gt· s on tht• ddt•nsl\ r lim· HutJghano said Uw t l l it Lh ln K st {;l ff wtll , I (J~J k at th t• Lt'h' sttU:li JOn and (}.: , t• , · er~ 1 hmg \..11 1/tlpro\ t' \4t' (·an It (in·gor:- rc -t:u ·qulrt"llln August b\ tht• Brn<.•.!t!-. frum !ht· St·w York (;l<~fl b ,lla ' !;.~: l'n lnck1ng up Alzadu i-t! ld hl:i s s..•t•n rnor t• Cll t1un tht' pC! st tv. r, "".••,.~<._.., 'iln l t' Al7.nd u spratned h1 s knet· tllrt• t• 1-;i-llllt'" <.t ~u Cregnq SdW SOflH' :wtll!fl un tht•ldt l!nd uf thl' hnc ag am:-;1 tht • Slt'dcr s · ( ;reg or,'o IS rnort• of a nat ural nght ~ n d h._'( ·auSl' ht' pla~ed 1t forD )l'ars 1 fir st With the BrOIA'IlS aml ttwn wtth tiw (;\ants 1 . .. he smd Cun('emm g Alz ario. the eoa ch scud 'Ill' v.fluld d o atl}thmg, short Ambassadors win tourney of bt.~· om m ~ a wn te r . to help us Win Tht• oth ~ r Jdens1ve llneman on the squad , rookie Rich Dlffiler, hils bt.·en a backup w both Slffis and Sherk so far m the season Tht· Steelers, for the 1110~1 part, Tuesday's Sports Transact1ons By The Assoc1ated Press BASKETBALL National Basketba t I A ssoc 1at1on KA N SA S CTY KINGS Trade-d R1 chard Wash1ngton fo rward , fa the M+lwnuk~e Buc ks tor E r n1 e Grun !r iO , forward . a n und,s c losed dmount of cac,.h , a nd a 1980 ~econd r ou nd c ho 1ce Wa1ved Terry Cr osby , gu ard PORI L A ND TRA I L BLAZERS I r ndf'd Clem on J ohnson , fo rwar d , to th e 1nd1ana Pa cers to r tt 19B lsecond ro und drnlf ( hO I( P SAN A N r O N tO SPUR S Wa1ved G lenn Mos ley , forward ; AN D I EGO CLIPPERS Wa vr.-d Mdrv1n Brtrnes. forward >EATTLE >U P E R S ONIC S Relensed J oe H asse tt . guard . and J<te k1€ Rob1n!>on , torw ard UTAH JAZZ Acqu1red R o b~rt ~ m1 th guard. fr om th e Denver Nugge ts l or und1SCIO'le-d futu re d raft ( tlOif £>5 Wa 1ved Tommy Green . Qu Md I'OOTBALL Nat1ona 1 Football League BA LT IMORE COLTS Traded John Dutton , defenstve end . to the Da ll as Co wboys to r two 1980 dr aft Ctl0 1( ('5 C INCI NNAT I BENGALS Pla ced J 1m Corbett . f1Qhl end . on the 1n1ured reserve \1st S1gned R1 Ck Walker . t 1ght en d G R EE N BAY PACKERS - Ac 11v.1t ed Watt La'lder s. lut!ba ck NEW YORK JETS Wa1V£>d Mark M crrdl , l1neba cker 51 LOU i S CA ROIN ALS Placea r 1m K earney, l1nebacker on the 1n I Uff'd reserve I1S.I S1gned S teve He nr., . delcns1 ve ba c k Pro Hockey Ar A Glance By The Assoc•ated Press. Nat1ona1 Hockey League Campbell Conference Patnck DIVISIOn W. L T. PI, . GF GA 0 0 0 o 0 0 Atlanta N Y I slanders NY Rangers Pn,l ad elph'a Wa~h1ngton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 Smythe DI VISIOn St LOUIS 1 0 0 1 5 1 (nl cago 0 0 0 0 0 0 Colorado 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ed monfon 0 0 0 0 0 0 W1nn 1peg 0 0 0 0 0 0 van couve r 0 1 0 0 2 5 Wale>!ii Conference Adams DIVISron Boston 000000 Buff al o 0 0 0 0 0 0 M 1nneso111 000000 Qu ebe c 0 0 0 0 0 0 To r on to 0 0 0 0 0 0 NorriS DIVISIOn Oetro•t 0 0 0 0 0 o Hartford 0 0 0 0 0 0 LOS Ang 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mon treal 0 0 0 0 0 0 P1llsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tuesday ' s Game Sl LOUIS 5, Vancouver 2 Wednesday ' s Games New Yo rk Rangers at Toronto At lanT a at Quebec W1nn1peg at Philad elphia Ed monton at Chicago De tr 01f a1 Los Angeles Thursday's Games W1nn1peg af Boston Wa sh1 ngton at Buffalo A llanfa ar M on treal N ew York lsland~rs PnrlaOelpn1a HarHord a t M 1nneso fa St LOu1s ar Co lorado .' S\IAC STANDINGS ALL GAMES TEAM W L T P OP Hannan Tra c~ 6 0 0 1 ]7 J3 7 N orth Gall 1a 5 0 0 110 19 Easter-n 4 1 0 Ill 4B Kyger Creek J 1 1 65 45 Soufhwf'~tern sa id He added that streams located below flood control reservoirs may receive even more water. The U. S. Army Corps or Engmeersd has been releasmg water frqm these reser· votrs m order to maili:tain necessary nood control levels. The present dangerous water conditiOns Wlll contmue unW the water fl ow moderates which largely depends on the amoWlt of additional rainfall we receive, according to Hall . He recommended boaters wear a life Jacket at all times, especially in rap1d water, and carry a throw line which can be used If a boater falls overboard. Hypothermia, a condition causes by below-normal body temperatures, is also a problem for boaters in the fall months when the all" and water temperatures are getling colder In cold water, a life jac ket and warm clothing are essential for survival. The more body movement needed to stay afloat the less the surv1va l time m the water beca use excess movements cause more heat loss, Hall explained. ...... .--GOOD TifllS SPEa~ BOXER KILLED KEWANEE, lll. I AP !-Hayden Stuhlsatz, who fough t some of greatest names m boxmg durmg the 1930s but never wo n~ champwnstup , was k1lled O) a fre1ght tram nea r th e Kewanee ral1yards, offic ial s said Stuhlsatz, liB. wa s struck durmg th e early m ornm g hours Tuesday by 1-1 fa s t ~ mov~n g Burlington and >lorthern fre ight tram, police sald • PIZZA BREAD • . one topp;ng 89 Reg . $1 20 • C.I Your cho1 ce of any • I l o." o.lr =&lnO's= ····-·· • AlllOCATIONS • KARR & VAN ZANDT CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO SEE & DRIVE THE NEW 1980 OLDSMOBILE 1980 CADILLAC ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOM THURSDAY OCTOBER 11, 1979 3 3 0 11468 Southern 0 4 I 38 151 SIIAC ONLY TEAM W L P . OP North Gatl•a 1 o 48 a Hannan Tra ce 1 o IJ 6 Kyger Creek t 1 10 19 Southwestern o 8 12 Eastern 0 6 14 Southern 0 I 0 36 Th1 s week 's games Kyger Creel( at Soulllern , North Ga l l1 a a t H annan Trace, a nd South w es tern at E a stern KARR & VAN ZANDT 242 W. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO NOW OPEN FRONTIER .FLOORS POMEROY OHIO I FEATURING FINE QUALITY I ( _( • CARPETS The double e lirmnation tour namen t for the champiOnship of the Me1gs County Slowpitch Softball League was concluded Sunda y at the Syracuse ba llfi eld The wuuung team, undefeated m tournament play . was the Pentecostal Ambassadors Sunday they won 7 to 6 over the C1Jester UnJted Methodist Church team. Team represent.ati ve. Jim Codner, was presented a champiOnship trophy and the travelmg trophy by Bob McGee who represented the M e ig s Co unty Ministerial Asocial ion Also members of the first p lace team were presented mdivtdual trophies . The representati ve of the Chester team Rick Koblentz , was presented the ,;.,cond place trophy . Placing third 1n the tournament was the Syracuse United Methodist Church team . Other church teams partJClpatmg in the tournament were M iddlepor1 United Methodist, Racme United Methodtst Keno-Orange Church of Christ, 'ca rm el-Sutton United Methodist a nd the Pom cro;· United Method iSt avo1ded rWlrung directly at Alzada, who played despite a spramed knee . " We played stmking defense," Alzado sa1d " I doo 't know why. We played a great team, but we have good people, too I'm ashamed lllat we didn't play well " prom1ses to be a 'down to the w1re" flmsh 1n this season's SVA(; race In other league games, K> ger Creek pla ys at So uthern an<.l So uthwestern VISits Eastern Coa ch Jlffi Sprague's Kyger Creek Bobcats will try to '1ay m the SV AC tltl~ p1ctun: agaiil st the Southern Tornadoes. Last Fnday rught at Ch esh1re. the Bobcats scored two fourth quarter touchdown to t;tkt:> a ha rd~earn ed co me .from.tJeh 1nd VIctory from F.astcrn Coach J oe Mitch em's defendmg champs took a !Hi lead 1n the second quarter on a fow-..)ard pass from Bnan B1ssell to Da ve Wolf cappmg a 62-yardmarch m14 plays That lead stood until lll e fourth quarter when the Bobcats put together the1r best march of the mght tymg the scor e on a two yard run by t.ailba ck Pa ul Lasseter. Kyger Creek wrapped It up 111 the fmal m mute afte r gethng new lift:> on a fow-th down pa ss mterference call Sophomore Ed Moor e scored the wmmng pomt.s on a 32 yard run Coach Bob Ashley 's Southwestern H1ghlanders 3-3 th1 s season will see k the1r second straJght wm agam st th e Eagles . Last week.Southw este rn bombed Symmes Valle) 44-12 Th e H1ghlan<.lcr offense came to hfe under the leadership of Jum or Scott Russe ll Russell was swit ched to tht:> quarterba ck pos1 tw n ~a rh er last w~ek . Rus st!l l scored unt! touchdo wn and passed for anotht•r and got an assist from h1s fl'<'t:'l\"er s on three t•:ttra pomt cdtempt .s Sherma n Putter \elera n li1ghlander fullback. rushed for 12:1 yarcis m 12 carnes and scored twu to uchdowns COLUMBUS - TI1e Ohw Depart ment of Natural H.esources 1 ODNH 1 IS urging boaters , es pec1ally canoeists, to be aware of dangerously . high water on Ohio 's rivers and streams this fal l . A 17 -year-<Jid Bambndge man drowned recently when a small JOhn boat, typical of those used by hun ters and fi sherme n, caps"ed on Paint Creek near the confluence of Pam! and Rocky Fork creeks m Ross County . Accordlng to Norv Hall , Chief of ODNR's Division of Waterrraft, fall boaters usuall y fmd low, slow movuJg wate r "The unusua lly heavy amounts of ramfall thiS past summer and early fall have created conditions on Ohio's wate rwa ys which resemble the ea rly s prmg months when the wate r IS very high and very fast " Ohio rece1ved an average total of 12 mc hes of rainfall dunng August and September 1979, compared to siX Inches for the same penod of time last year "The already soaked groWld absorbs very little ramfall which meaiiS that a great deal of rWloff IS entenng Ohio's nvers and streams, especially after a rainfall ," Hall eCARPETON tMONSANTO AND FROM BY •CUMBERLAND •MOSLAND •WORLD $750 AND UP INSTALLED WE ALSO CARRY VINYL FLOOR COVERINGS BY •ARMSTRONG AND •CONGOL£UM FRONTIER FLOORS LOCATED AT THE EAST END Of POMEROY, 0. 846 E. MAIN PHONE: 992-5307 367-7505 or Roll Roofing Special 57 lb. Smooth-108 Sq. Ft. ~fi20 PER ROLL �7- The Dai ly Sent1 nel, Pomeroy-Middleport . () . W" lnesrlay . (k t 10, 1979 6 - The Dail v Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 . Wednesday . Oct. 10, 1979 Today's 1979 World Series delayed m llSt pa ss a tT app~ r · s t'duca tio n coun t befort> try ing the ir hands Sports a t trapping furhearing ammals . T ho se cx c.· mpt fr o m lhis reqircm ent a rt" thust' tra ppt-rs World lh \\ill (;ri msln 'v\'lw n Willie tl<-.m ~t: d Ci c ard on th t· tHhlt.•. tilt' whult: room shc~1k _ Wh u L'Ptlid !l l l i l ~~ ~llt ' that t h 1s hulkm~. 225putmd \ 't' l l' r <Hl of ]7 St' <i SO/l S W CI ~ 1 Wl ~l!l <ll 11r ,,f th l' lth~a u f aw.ardmg ~ tdd tTIJ chl'll'J stars t11 Uet·oralc' \'fl p S uf t. ·;mHnat t'S wh n mode somt:• ouht ;nuii!I L( co n1nbu tJ on on ! h t:• f leld ., K t•n t l t · k ul~· t•. th t· rt't·d -th ln rt'llt'\'t•r . !11 r tr lst ann•, set:• rns tu h.ctl.' t:• l)flt:' fur l'<i ('h r1f lf lt' l l g ~H IIt'S ht:• ha S s.;.!l. t•d 1\uo klt' \likl' Loslt>r and .J o hn { 'cuHJt·l;m<t Wt ' rt' mlt•nt on tl g.arflt:> 1Jf t'kwk g anlriW t l Ea slt:r wor e a gold T:.Jurt With · Dead (;octt Sa loon Arrow P;rs.s Squar t:·. Sa lt Lake Ci ty. UtaJ1" t• rnbiH 7JJI1t'd on tJw bd.rk Tht•y r t· CJ n u n JnhJb llt'd . frt:•t.•splrtt •d ll wll'h thest• I979 Ptr<Jt es . 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Ev ery man 1s cil ffer t:•nt J-: \·ery rnan h.a s to t~: tr l'iit l'd thfft'rently " ··You dun 't j ud g t• yourse lf wht•tht>r y ~,~u w1n a rx:nna nt or not," he sa id . dt• po si llrl ~ another spw-t of jwct:• into th e l'Up . " I! 's w ht•lht·r you gl't the t.:.:·st (JUt of your Ulllt. ·r, l' rt lwC:~ys had tea ms that pl tH't•d JouSt• and relax t·d ." Ttt nner was as ked tf ht> e\"t'r won on l' (,f St.argl'il 's st ars. ·Sun· ." tw re p!Jed , "One that wct:-. when I ,~; a n: thl' team an o ff- .!.u k">(•rl :tn d Ht ·lm l t" \ tt ·rul l"! l tlli\ r;~ uw u t 1\ 1/ J , ,· • • / 1 ~ •d 1 ~ 1!' 11 1 ~, ,( .1 lil t ur ll lildt• a ' Ill·" •\ !l w ~ lt· t <~ll t <I rlt ·a lt.·mn~ 1'11<1r .~ . . II tt \\t ·n · d 1t 'l l t l" ' l t' j ,,r ,· Jr iL; il l1r :u 1d l it'\\ ft·< tl 111/ ll.! p, l .., l JlOilt' l lll'!ll Defensive line b ig bright spot <' I\1 '1\ \ .\Tt • AI' ' The 111 1p r u \ liH!. d d t·n ~i i. T llfll' 1:, ont:' 1Jr n!. h1 "> jHI I t uJ lh · · <"t nnnnatJ lk nt.: ;t\s. \\ lfill· s.s 1n ~ IX g;w lt:•s, <tt P •f dlll ._: !•1 ] )It k \1 t ~~:lZl'ie w s kt , dt · !t· :l'>l'. ,. loss tr' tlw f\i-tJ L5<1 .'i ( l ty Chll·fs --'11w _\· l (1nt·fs 1 a\'t.•raged 6.7 yards ag.<J !11~1 St'a tt lt:• , 5.4 aF!, amst Housto n . 4 Oaga mst Oakland We c ui tha i way do wn. cm d tht' most 1m port ant thmt:!, w;.p., , Wl' l:l t lct c ke d p l•upl l', .. \.f od7.eit' WSkl Sd id ~ m e foo tball teams hal't had problt:•rns bet wt>t'll th t•Jr 11i fl'n s 1 \ "l' and d efefl SI \ 'l' Urll lo.; Whl' fl Ont' I ~ pia~ mg wel l and t ht• uthe r p1ou r Tllt· Bt.· n ~-: ;-~ls ('u aches ar l' wor km ~ t n avotcl any suLh fn clwn Tht• off ense h<-t ~ had a poor s.h owm g tll1 s se<t sun " J"t·t· St•t•n ll' a ms wh l·n tht• offen se st~ ll1l'd r1p pu1g th t• dt'ft·nst• ri nd tht:· dt'f t·n st• r 1p p e d tht• u fft· nst•. " \1ud zt:• lt•v•skJ sa td · Aftt• r a wh1le tt gt:•L-; tn!o tht• cu adH·~. a nd pr et t y S04'ln 1t sprc;.tcL-; a ll o\·t·r Yuu ju s t !J n, · ,.,,. ,r·h 11 ,,• frolll 1HII r .J ,,_v, ,'(j e1 lot of d f1w: Y••u \ t ' J..: •tt tu Ill' .1 ~~g r t•s s ll." t> . I! \••I J :.tt; t ,· ~ ~~ · , ,p it· . \ll l!" : v gotng to gt>! rl .. · jt)!JdtJ rH· . hut rt trtk t·> <-i ll II I f ~~ ·~ J IL'l l fll. "t' .,r 'i iX g u ~ <; · uu'n • :,lu i k · -., ;~ r d ,\ 1"rl7t' l•·ws kl lit · '.:- pr-t• p ; u-u t~' I1L'- lHlt'llt t•n, (;ary Hu rl t ' . f·.dd lt' L l h~·; u·t b . Wll so n W ht t l t ·~ and H Hss B r·II Wnt.·r , for next Sun rb :- :-- \ :J!U IIl <li r ,w,(t.k-1 11 l.t•ag ut:• l tlt' t' llflt; twn· w1U l tlw po werf u l I'll t."; twn.: h S!t' d t·r.'> \t odt.t•lt·v. "k' ).:<t\1 " th(' -- wrRB " dd t•nst• ~ ~ ~~ d 111.1rk." 111 Sunrl a y 's 10-i NBC plans to be No. 1 by C'hristmas Ha in u·in.'i opeller TRA PPF.R 'S COU K.'it~ Area outdoor r nth us iast."i a rt> remind «! that this year lht•y who ca n furnis h a prt"vious hu nting and tra pping license. This Sunday, Ot-tober 14 , a tra pper 's t'duc·a Uon courst> '-''ill he held at Ro yal Oak Park . The t·ourse wUI be hdd from Ito 5: 30 p. m. 1\nyone inleres tt·d in taking UH' C'o ursr may t_'onlad Juhn Hdz..r a t 37U 22S . Mr . Hetzer would likt" to ht•ar fr um you no la tc.•r than today, Octo bt• r 10. /l ,\ l.'l'fM< IH i': • A I' 1 The 1979 \\' odd .'-i.: • n t:· ~ stlil " a s t1ed ()...{1 todov i._•( 'flll<., t• not t'\~· n base lx tll's rtn n u~l faiJ d rtSSIC l 'i-111 luol 4:if0Uil d With .\1 ollit·r \ 'a tu rl' I I ratn t:•d u n t ht• S('h t'dU it!d Tut·sd <i.\ n 1 ~ht opt•nt.•r of the bt.·st-of- It n rrtrkl·<i thl' f1r .s t tunt· 111 th• · 71)\l•(i r ln,. ; lon 11l tht· S.·r·11''1 that ttlt· ;JIWfll' r wa ..: pl1'tp1Hi t'tl And tl \\ <1 -.. till' 26t h t llllt · ;r St.· rtt ·~ ~<tl llt' ]JI. I wt ·d I' • tilt' t'lt· n wn t ~ ZJ to rcun and orlt ' bt ·c.<l l.L't.' uf col d wt·atllt'r ~·\· t·n Kuh n callt•d uf f tht• g;mlt' <tt H .t2 P.M . 1 EDT 1 JU St twu !l l!lltll t'" <rltt·r Ba ~ t· b all (~uJilll l l .'i~ IOllt' t' garJlt.' t "Oi l frun ta tl un bt•lwt't'fl tilt' Bal tJm o rt· lln oll':-. rtnd l ~t ls hurg t1 P1ra l l'S. Ry Grt·g Bailey The host Southern Jun ior High Tor nadoe' p layed an excellent offens ive a nd defensive ganw on the way to defea ting the Pa rkersburg Ca tholic Crusaders , 18-<i Th ursday · nigh t The Southern scoring carne on three long runs. tw o by Wade Connoll y a nd a seventy-ya rd romp by Troy Ward. Connolly ga ll oped 55 and 70 yard.l for his touchdowns . The Southern defense played wel l for the ma jori ty of the game. letting the CruS<J de rs break for onl y one i on ~ ~a 1 n for a touchd o;m K1 eth Cook, Husty F lagg , Denn is Teaford , Trevor Ca rd one, Br ian AlJl'n, Nelson Mor ris, Jeff De Long, Tony fU ffle, James Bush a nd Steve F isher pl ayed a big pa rt on offense and defense . The next game IS Thur sday , Ot'l I I a t 5:30 p.m. aga inst vis iting Eastern. - 1AI' I - H t~ V. l • ' puddles . It would n' t ha \'L' Lakt•n 111111.; <HHT tilt• t.<i r p wc1s off tu tum tilt• tn fwld The Dal las tru k Ed ·Too Ta ll · Jont•s. W1th .Jon es no w n•tt red and boxing for <J I! Vln ~. they trrtded two prec wus dr aft p1 eb Tuesday , hoping to fill tlw \'Old With the dt'fens 1ve end they now wtsh t he ~· had dra ft ed in th•• f1r st plan.' . Th t· Cowboys Slgnt:-d Dutton . who st ublior nl; rdtt5ed to play for the Hal tun un· Co iL.;; Uus se1::1son bt~ rtus e uf a d ispu t t• w1 th rna.na g~ m ent , to a llluit J-Yl'<J r eontract f or un disc losed terrn s J onl.' s wa s the first selectiOn in th e dra ft m 19i 4 a nd clu b Pres ident Tex Schnmuu scu d " Wt' deba ted a t g re.a t len ~~h wht•the r to ta ke Ed or John Dutton " Of l'o ur se . our phLlosup hy IS the rl.r o:tf l . Out Wt' are not totaUy again st lr ad m g for a pl ayer who IS qua li ty l',:m 't tnt\"t' tha i. " ~ 111 d S<J far. ModZt'lewsk1 sa1 rl th t· Benals a rt• holdm~ tog ether prl• tt y wel l " We \ ·p just gut to be c areful ur It could natt en out. 'D1e w~ry I [(J(Ik nt " Dut ton IS 28 a nd w 1 All -P ro a nd Wt' <trt.· not so tude-bound that we wc.m 't do what' s proper . The luss of ·r oo Ta ll. ' wh o was o n an All -Pro lt'\'t•l. thr t'w off our scheduling a nd IJUr t unmg 11r Wl ' wou ld not have th1s next g;nne. w l~' l l fin d out how ma n y true bloo ds WL' have . Tiwt·s wh y I' m glad Pitts burgh ts ~·o mm g m now." Modzt'it'wski sa Hl Modzelews k i IS a strun g beli t:·t·er m hts theor y about defens t\'l' hnl•s : ·· E very tune tht·~· nm at yu u. 1t shoul d be St'{' Ond and .'it' \·en 1-: n: r~ tune the y pass there so uld be press w·l' un the qua rte r ba ck · Ht! stud th t! Be nga l defe nders a re showm~ stea dy mtpro vernt•nt .. A good dt> fen s1 n~ lt•am ha s t o stop Ltw tJth t·r lt'alll .anyv.•here Ltw offen st• g eLo.; the hall on the 1 -~' ard lint'. lht' 40 or the 50 - any wh Prt· " l~t l-s ur g h 1s .o.; uccessful becaUl' ti1ey'rl' ph ysJcal. They l 'OITi l' afte r who IS Du tton ·s Jr1cl e m e nt after noon. With 1,OJ :-I t ~ l"ill" . !til' \t:•w Y t~r k Y3nkt' es --···- .-cooo TIMES SPECI~ • PIZZA BREAD • '"P '' "~ 89c. o1 • 'r o-..1 r ho •CP o f a r1y · o"""·"'' I 7u ) Oo r t Only We et\' t.' r sen d \1 1k e F la li<·U..! <III. whose 2:~ \'lt'tor H'." h•d tilt• Jn; q t · r ~ liunng th l' rt.•g ul ;rr St · a~ 'n . stll l wuuld op l' n lor tilt' ( )rJ I, [..:-. a lso held to hts ~l<oln to u ~ · \ 1. u k 01 w,.,., ,., All LOCA !IO N S dt L.flf.!11Pt1.V.lJOto t'oac h Tom Landry .'iaHi Dutt.on. \'t"h(J pl;:tyt•d n g ht t" nd a t B.altunorl' , wuuld be 1nscrted 1n Jone s· old left t:•n d posJt ]()n a s soo n a') 11 W<i s poss ible l ..t t nd r ~ ~ au! .. 'f1len:'s nu que stiOn tha t ht• can hel p us. It ·11 pro babl y t..a k t• hun c-t whi lt• to rl'/.!atn hts t ~l l ll p d ltl\' l' edgt• Style to fit your style. To clu '> rH itt •I II• IIQ N Pll rt JU rnu~. t P <'~f <, lr lf 1 -1/h •n 1 to df' f rn l r o rn(' <;, t o -,hr w rf•' '>• (Jr no ••' 111 ., . ., ' •• r f· ' lo, .t <, SII.\UIDI CI.\."'SRL\'(i 1u<., l Jo1rman !h ~l ' tllr· W ot d ef~Ji , n q <l C, It · l ul ...v u r k +"ft ' r <'l f ( h •nq l>u ' l l( ol 0 J l • r t)Pr1 r• n g Ptl'S 1-l tEE ( TSTO~I n ·:XITKES! NEW CARS • r··;~;~;·~~~I;M~;·;I~OPPE"5 ..:~.; $f!:l9f)5 • I ••••••• • .11 1••n ' ,n•1 @JO!J !® • :61nO's: Op l' lll'f' . 'f11e (i-fwt - ~ , 2f)6...po un d Dutton WiJS ;m All -Pro m 1971) and thret:• tun c.• s has been to llw Pro Bowl sea son s With Cmnnnat1 . h aU bet' n c ut sh ortl! ~ for e th e starl of tJ11..• sea son . a:Hl fa ns sti ll '>' v t· ~ · ('IIJJI 't' nl ' ' d ;ti Joui ht1 w the non · 11." ' ' uf tht • .- \ !llt'l'lCCHI Ll•a g ue dt ·_ . ., 1gnctkd tut t~ · r · r ult:• tn the Senes >m u ld ;~fft· c t H<ill llllUrt..' . W e<tt· ~·r t'Xpt.' t"L" 11 t o make a thffl>rerw t• sHH' t' lw Will haw to l ~ t 111 _.., p 1t c h v r ~ bflt J:J;,!c ad uf i ..L't' May , 1ht· , lu h ":-. dt · -.. J~ n ;! tt-d hl ttt·r du nn ~ th1 • r t•gul:tr S.~ • ;tSl !ll \ 1<.j;, h 11 19 hnnw l• ·:r· th 1· l .<,s :\ 11 \..: t ' lt-~ J),l(l,..;t•r s In the ·"" 'rH·:-. ;1:-. 1>11 Ht>f,: gl t' Jcwk son had ll l.'1 t· tnt:-. lf l D <~t IJ;.,L'-. With two horne rwh nnd t"ll..:t1t HHI The Dodgl•r s · n ta 1n l l ll l"' · ' · J; , c ~ wt•nt tw o for 14 rt. lur n t o Hal tnn nrt• 1f ( ;:tllll" " ~~ ' <md Se\ ' t•n are ll l't't:'S."i<ll.,. M<l naglT S Ear l W t·a \ t·r uf th, · On oll's an d ( 'h UI ·k T;tllllt 'r td !li t· 11ra t ~ s . sa Jd t ht' rcmwut \\"()L :d r11•t a fft'ct the tr ltnt· Up!'J. fur tht lk la:.r ·d t• v e ryth l n ~." IJ st and Sig ned ttght e nd l(lck Walker . Walker , who played two ~·1 und ; r~ , f f .l l >hll 'I arllh"T" h;r> 111<-tt.it' 11 c kar hl' woul d : ;l! hn pL t~ \'l thuul th ,· I H! , u s...~ t '\Pr· ~ •1l h1·r \ t ':tr· 111 tilt· ~· nt.' ~ ·l <d lll t'r . w h •, rrt; lllil ~ t· d 111 t ht• ·\n wrt 1 <H I l .•·<tg iJ t' ;1 nrl IS fa rml 1ar w1tlltlli" 1>I I ,· :-.lllllettt ·d 11 w<1s wort h ;ut : n 1 ·ra ~ 1 • 11f hctlf-<-t-r· un pt• r g t~rrlt:' mg ht. _Th e f ourt h ~ a m t· 1:"1 ~cht·d ult'( l for Pt tt ~ bu r gh Si:l tun..l;t! aft tT !l lllJfl If nel'dt•d. ;1 f tft.h 1.!<-tll l t ' '" sc ht.-'d ull'd for I 1t tshurgh .">unlla:- ii,l;t' 'v tlli r w1s ;md h;r d f i~l HBI llll u Thl' f or ec <-~ st fur tnrHgh! , how t:'\"l'f . wt:ls for clt:'<i l" skl t' S A., fi r e:\u ll uf tht' f1r :-.t Wor ld St' n t · ~ puslporH'IIH..!nt s1n n• 1971), wl wn tlw f ourth gamt:• l.>t•twt:•t>n til t' ( ' lrH" l lln:tl l Hed s and 1\t'w Yor k Yank tTS v. <t ~ ht.'ldup a d;ty by ra m . tht• OrJtJks a:1d Pl.r all'S wli l fur ego Llll'lr t r <HY I dit _\ 11mrsd ay . 'll te St:nt:·s upcn s to nt ~ht R :-;t: P M. E DT 1 and l'ontlnut•.s Th u r sdil~ mght. Tht:• h'<UIIS will hu-; tlt• ' " Pit ts bur gh for<-~ th 1r d gan w Fr 1d:t! Thl' l'o wiXJ ys SU!Tl'nde recl a No . I and \u . 2 round d r a ft pick m 1980 fo r tll t' somewha t sturuwd Dutton , who il t•w to Dallas for a late Tu esday JHF!, ht pr t:'S.'i con lerence . " I just a bout gaw up all hope of pla y tng ttus y e ar becauSt• I was not go tng to pla y for thl' Colts. " sa1d !Jut ton. who was obtamed l:i rnt>rt> 20 nunu te s bef ore the trad mg dt:.<Jt.l itnt.' . " l dJdn 't th tnk lh t' Cowboys woul d gt.•t me tx•ca us e I thoul:!ht they had "Jllt' B~nga l s placed w 1dc rcc t'l\'t'r .ftm 0 1r be tt on tht:• lnJUn•d reS(; f\' e l <:~ s t 1 ng f!, toda v do rw Jt . " p•:ople 'liwy want to beat the to ughest kid on the bloc k," h•• s;ml w ~.: a t h e r mort.• l ' l l•· •t ·<, lf rl? (Oin r· tn •or r r1u r '· ' rll• THE "80's" BUICKS PONTIACS ONlY AND GMC's ]I IW\ L 1'\ I ll 1~ \ I I 1I I ' 4 OCTOBER II - FREE DONUTS & COHEE FROM 9 TO 6 II ' I HI J\ li ' I II I. I l l It I ~ ' •I I I ]( \\ I ( l \ II " f 1 \ I I 1I , , 1! I ' " JOHN ROBERTS . . .,. . ,.. .... . ... CL ~'-JC., H 1 r~, SMITH-NELSON MOTORS HARTL~Y SHOES. INC. 9a.m.-sp .m. M1ddl e of Uppe r Block in P o m e roy " ~~ POMEROY. OHIO 2 1:. E MAIN Mon . th r u Thu rs . & SAT . · X A .M . - + P .M . APPLES 4 LB ; } BACON 1 Lb . Sliced $119 STORK BROWN 'n' SERVE ROLLS lB. Mor: :lay thru Friday Cf · 00til7 : 00 Saturday 9 , 00-9: oo ::-.._ CLOSED JOWL IIIIi..'- <UNDAYS ...... 2 LB. ~· .29 1 $ UTS ROAST 59~ We .a dty Accept Fed . ~ood Stamps Hom e G rown 5~ LB . 99' PEARS 2/25' CABBAGE PORK SHOULDER 15c LB . STEAK oN'•~Ns 00 9_1 e-R~o~ll~6~9:¢~G~RE~E~N~t~BEA;uwN•S~--~2~/~7~9~¢~----~sw~~9~e,~c-La_.__~ ~~::~::N:o .. l.ca.n~5 /~s~l~ 1r.:CR~I:~~----------~s:l~~~~;tow~":El ~ S~;-~s;_" t 69¢ 4/$}00 APPLE CIDER JUICE ORANG Corn Muffin Mix BUTTERMILK '2.59 89 __ Sacramento Tomato oz. 46 Wagner 's 5401 ' 89~ Martha White P n·ss Writu NF: W YUHK • AP • - NBC IS no t about w declar e the 197~ ~0 pnmetun~ sea son a success vet . But after wtnn !ng tht· · r ~ t lnf:! s r------------ ----: Mason County News Notes ! I lh llruM \1~>~ nh!Jf/ li"th 1\BC. expected by many 1n the tndu str y t o rur1 8way from thl' fil'ld Uw nd wor k llstt:·t.l on ly ont' show ·Pnm e Tun(' Sw1d ay " 111 lh e cause fur opl mliSJll . as 1t did last season , and CBS, have tm tum 10 " Wt:'' re ntJt gmn g to rnakt:' any prt.•ru sterous dam 1s, thr et:' weeks mt u tht:• St' <isun : · 1'\ BC's president for enterta mmcnt . Mike Wemblalt . sa ul TwJsclay " Rut I sa lCI somt' l tml' ago t hat we would ~11 Ue eluser th 1s sea son , that we wt·r~ got n ~ to already aJIIlo unc.·t."t!. rahn~ s report from the 1i.c. Ntd se n Co - NB C 1n fir st ploce for the wet>k end!n g Oc t. 7 by nea rl y hall a pmnt over ABC more prog ram changes humes m tht• country w1th te leviSIOn , 2B .5 pcn.' l'llt sa w ot lea st part of th t: program . H~r l' a rt.· thl' wt·e k · s top-rated I surpn se a lot or people ... ~Bt "s quiCk start dtd, md ttd, catc h Un~ co m~t l tmn flat -fooh.•d ap pea r ltkely In the report. f' BC had a ra hng of 19.4, whi ch tht' networks say m ean s that 19.4 percent or the homes '" the country were tuned to NBC in an Hvcrage prime-tune minute du ring th e week . ABC fin tshed second at 18.9 a nd CBS tluru at 17.7. NBC prestdenl Fred Silverman, who le ft ABC tn J une alte r hdp tng ABC estab lish 1Lo;e lf a s the mdu stry leader , ha s set Christm as 1980 as the target da te for NBC to become the No. !-rated network Though NllC ha s been helped tn the rat ing s by some outst an d 1 n ~ film s, a prun e-time special starrm~ " Tonigh t .. show ~ J ohnny Carson. and the b<g leaQl baseball pla yoffs . Wemblatt .alii,& success of th e ne twork's regullr. .~uies is what pleases h<m most . c: NBC , for the most .tiht week cli ecked, had the Carson special a nd two seri es, "Little HOUBe on U1e Prairie" and "CHiPs ." in tb e week's Top 211 . Perhaps mor e significantly, program s· ... Alfred Social Notes Mrs ()fit er BffiTI!DAY NOTED CLIFTON - Miss Ka tie Oliver of Oifton was honored Wi th a btrthrlay party on her.85th birthday on Sw1day a t he r home with her four nieces se r ving as hostesses a nd mcluded Mrs Harriett Walls, KtV<era Beach, Florida , Mrs . Dorothy Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., Mrs . Ann Armbrecht. Youngstown , 0 ., and Mrs. Ma rgare t Walls, McDonald , U She received appruxunately 50 cards and many gtfts . The happy oc- casion was rn:ade e:;en happie r when she received telephone calli; from relati ves in Texas, Fl orida, Ohio, New York , and North Carolma . Besides gtfts . she also received a fl oral ce nterptece from a grand· ni ece, Mrs. Dan Lucci of Dallas. Texas and a nother from Mr a nd Mrs. J nhn Turnbull of O uton . fee cream, cake, punch, nuts a nd cand y were served to the follow ing : Mrs . J ohn Curtis Kou.s h. West Columbia ; Mrs. Earl Darst , Pt . Pleasa nt ; Mrs . Gail Wilson , Ga llipolis F e rry ; Mrs. Ma rcella Chapm an. Middleport , Mrs . Ea r l Wayne Kobmson and Mrs. Way ne Bergdoll , Gallipolis ; Mrs. John Roush , Mrs. Goldi e Ingels. Mrs. Pat· ty Laudenmlt , Mrs. Nonna fUggs, Miss Ruth Mcintosh, Miss Eli zaheth Mc intosh, Mrs. Hazel Hoscha r and Ralph Cartwright, Mason ; Mrs. Bel · ty Davidson , Columbus ; Ma rgaret Fox, B1ll and Dorothy VanM eter , Helen Barker , Mabel J ohnson, \'lane Smith . l1ara Wtllta.ms . Mr and Mrs . Joe Posey, E ula Ste wart , Li nd a Stewart , Ivy Rickard, Laura Johnson, Evelyn Loc kett , Mar y Pi ckens . Evelyn Ni cholson and La uren e IA' wl.s , Clifton . SON BORN LET ART , W. Va - Mr . a nd Mrs . Joseph 1Judy Williams ! Sc1tes, Rt. 1. Le tart . are a nnounci ng the b1rth of a son . Chn stopher Austin, on October 3, at Holzer Med ical Cent er . He weighed seven pounds and 14 ounces. Mr . an d Mrs . Scites are also the parents or a nother son, Dea n, age 4. Gr andparen ts a re Mr. and Mrs K. K. Scttes of Ht. 1, Le tart. W. Va. a nd Mrs . Helen Wtll ia.ms. Chfwn , W. Va . Mason and area personals Mr a nd Mrs. Dennis Guess. Logan , W. Va . and Mr . a nd Mrs Orland l.aRu e, Nitro, W. Va ., spent the weekend wttb Mr. and Mrs. Willie lje,'ing and Mr . and Mrs . Leo Clark . Mrs . and Mrs. Guess' son, Jason , returned home with his parents after spending the past week with his gra ndpa renL•. Mr . and Mrs. Willie Lieving . On Sunda y evemng they enjoyed a cookout a t the Jjevings' residence . Sunday School attendance on Aug. 19 was 4() . Offering was $25. 9:> . J::dgar Abbott. a re presentative of Gideo n's Interna tional was guest speaker. An offering of $15 .00 was preen ted by the c hurch. Mr. Abbott is well known here a nd is a memher of the Rock Springs U. M. CHurch. [U,v . a nd Mrs. Thomas we re taking a mu ch needed rest. Alfred's homecommg will he the first Sunday in Septemher with speCial singers. Tile s he Iter house in Woode Grove has receive-d a new coat of white paint a nd the roof has also heen pa inted w1th ass istance from friends . Seve ral reunions will he held there which wtll be a nnoun ce<! later. 711 ,nz. Bell 12 Gal . ( Gallon ~ st·hOO ul t'- CBS had tlle top rated show , " All ee " The ratm g wa s 28 .5. Niel & n S<Jys that mean s of all th e shu Uh n~ . And , m uf the most recent h ~ ht "AJ tce ," a ratm g of 28.5 21.7 rm l l wn hom es, w1th represen t m ~ CBS; · 1.; 1ght 1s Enough ," 27. 9 or 21.3 n ullion . ABC: " Johnny Carson 's 17th Anntver.sa r y Show ," 27 7 or 21.1 n ull! on , NBC : " Th e J t'ffer son s," 26.8 or 20.4 mil lion, CBS ; "Thr ee 's Company ," 25 .6 or 19.5 m ll lwn , and "Charlie' s Ange ls," 25.5 or 19.4 n11 lhon , both ABC: "60 Mmutes, " 25.4 or t9.3 million , and " One Day at a TU11e," 24.8 or 18.9 million, both CBS: " Ltttle House on the Pratrte," 24 1 or 18.4 m1lhon , NBC, and " Tra pper Joh n, M.D.," CBS, a nd " Barne y Mlller ,' ' ABC, both 23 or 7.5 mllh nn . The next 10 shows : M o v t c - " P ortr al t or a Stri pper, " CBS : "C H1Ps," NBC, a nd "Happy Days ," ABC, lie; " Angte" a nd " Soap. " both ABC : " Ar c ht e Bunker 's Pl ace,'' CBS : " Love Boat" an d " Benson ,' ' both ABC , and •·M-A· S-H," ;-ss. and "Mor k and Mmdy," ABC. tie. " BwldJ ng Family Strengths - A Way Towa rd Health " will be the theme for the !979 D!strict Healtb Conierence to he held on Tuesday, Oct . 23, a t the Jack!on Atel Eztension Center near Jack!on. Dr. Ke nt Hamdorf, extension specialist , famil y relations and human development of tlle Ohio State University will present RED KEETON HOSPrTALIZED Albert ( Red) Keeton, Pomeroy . is a patient at the Holzer Medical Cente r where he wlU undergo maJor surgery this week. Cards may be sent to room 228. PIGEON EXPRE'>S? Mrs . l.ando O ay, Otester , reported that a pigeon arrived at her hom e five to six weeks ago . She sLated that the pigeon has a band on each leg . She asks that the owner of the pigeon contact her. " Building Family Strengths" at 10 a .m . following registration. Those attending are to take tbeir own sack lunch with beverages to be furnished by the VInton County Town and Country Homemakers O ub. Members ol the Jackson Di:ltriet Health Counc il Planning Conunittee will begin the afternoon program at 12: 4:i with "Turn Off tlle TV a,nd Tune in To Your Family." Pat Glass, Jackson Area Extension Home Economist, will give "Help Needed ? - Try Extension Home Economics Programs" and the aftemoon will conclude with "What Willi Do'" by Nancy Taylor. a Vin ton County homemaker . Reservations are to be made by Oct. 19 witll the Meigs County Extension Office, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy . A $1 registration fee i3 to be enclosed with each !'ellervation. Authori~ed CATALOG SALES M!RCHANT ISears I FREE CLOTHING DAY The Gallla-Melgs Community Action Agency will hold a free clothing day for low income persons on Frida y from 9 a.m . to noon. The agency's clothing bank i3 now located in tbe old high school buildJ ng in Cheshire . Phone "2-2178 2J4 E . Main St . Pomeroy, 0 . OWNED AND OPERATED BY Jack & Judv Williams Open : Mon . thru Wed. 9·S, Thur . 9-12 , Fri. 9·.5, Sa1. 9·2 satisflcfion Guaran,eed or Your Money Back Langsville Mrs Dorothy J effers of Gallipolis v<sl ted with Mr . and Mrs. Ron Stiles Th ursda y. Mrs. J effers and Mrs . Sttles called on Mrs. Rutll Musser, Athens, who "' visiting at the home of Mrs . Hollis Grate . Irene Barnes of Gallipolis and Dorothy Woodard visited witll Mr . and Mrs . We ndell Gerlach tt Chillicothe. Mrs. Sharon Barr and David and Mi chelle and Mrs . Elvi ra Barr call ed on Mr. and Mrs . Mike Barr a nd son Tuesday. Dorotha Handley was Laken to Vete ra ns Memorial Hospttal Monday with an injured hand by getting it in wrmger of her washer. She is home ~o w but has a very painful in- jury Mr. a nd Mrs . Larry Barr and Da vid and Michell e of Rutland and Mrs. Elvira Barr spent Sunday with Mr a nd Mrs. Duane Barr and Shawn of Jackson, 0 . Mrs . Faye Walker has return«! to her duttes at the Post Offi ce a fter a Plus The Final 4 Dar Of Our Oclober ~~ .'1 • II VINYL PLASTIC 100 COUNT STORM WINDOWS PAPER PLATES ~ ·· •u > W .Jh R••g u l i'H ~ ~ 19 <t" Ll " " "" 9" SIZE SAVE 20' p o lye ~ h>r C• r <u < l' • n•l Bl to n c:l ln~ul "l~d L0r1g ~ lt>f' v e S l"o l rl~ •lr .H"> • If' IPng th d r awe r \ M L n 79¢ 2 FOR REG. '7.59 5 •ze S $500 SAVE 25°/o week 's vacatiOn s he s pent wilh her ALL MEN AND BOYS ALL SAL£ PRICES IN EFFECT IIOW • TONIGHT! WINTER JACKETS MENS HOODED Reduced For 4 Days 1n C. 1"100 "rf:' p n nted Bu s tun MENS SOCKS Mr . and Mrs. RllSSell Ca pehart F 1 1 ~ ~ l l t' Q · op ~ <J r c goi ng on two weeks va ca t ion We Have These Winter Necessities: •Stove Pipes •Elbows •Furnace Filters •Stainless Steel Insulated Pipes & Fittings Save '1 55 l <'l~~ ~ <'l v> r1(l\ ~J O "" r t~ ~ ~~~ pouc h po<: k ets '• >"ed No Lar·Anrs IQ I) W.,._ ote \ l r •pe deodor -t n • \ Q( k l l"> d~ ~ ·~ p rr d l >o n o do r r ne- F ul l tron1 Jl p~ r Sorry 1ST QUAUTY! *£G. 16.99 where they will vis1t several State Parks . Mr. Russell plans to hu nt turkeys while on vaca tion . Mtss Melanie Sisson, a student at Ma rsha ll Un ivers ity , visited her pare nts , Mr. and Mrs. John Sisson over the weekend . Mr. a nd Mrs. Ha rold • Kathaleen) Smitll of Kirkwood , Mo., vtsited her mo\)ler: Mrs. Minnie King on Monday and Tuesday in Ne w Ha ve n. Mr. and Mrs . Stan Saunders and children, Came ron , Melanie and Amber of C<Jlumbus ; Mrs. James Loyd a nd sons. Kevin and Greg, of Nas hport, 0 ., visited re<"ently with Mrs . Sa unders' and Mrs . Loyd 's parents, Mr. and Mrs . Curtis McDaniel. Mi ss Denise Mc Dani el , Pt. Pleasant , who is attending Marshall Umv ers ity where she LS studying for her Masters Degree. visited her grandparents, Mr . and Mrs . Curtis McDani el on Saturday. Jack Flesher , manager of Tex.axo Station in New Hav en, is a patie nt at Holze r Medi cal Center. His room is 409 . SWEAT SHIRTS ! rom qo.. .l '' 00W'1 I:JOk$ , .- >n y l'> o r r ylon5 Ta n ke r) ! l •c ker$ 1. 11 ,,..~., ~ nor o. e l > 1 "'~ " A Look In l!i90 , ·P ublJ ck On:urrenccs ," th l' ft r s t Amt'flca n lll' WSpaJkr , wa s ISSUet l ~tnd . ., u pp n •s.st•d a I on Ct' .. LUNCH KIT WITH PINT THERMOS REGULAR '4.69 (rJTion ~ Sale ~~ MENS THERMAL HIRTS OR DRAWE clu ldrn in Colorado. Brenda J ohnson of Ra cine worked in the Post Off1ce while Mrs. Walker was on llllca tion. FRI. POME ~ OY LANDMARK BIG FRANKS OR KNUCKWURST Assofl att.•d m twu ul the hr st three week s, last year' s No :J network h::ts cumpt'tltJUn ]!'I t ~ l ttn t kd V l::m<tt.!<Hl Wt'd\·,·r <tn d ( ln (l k s ta lent on both teams '0'\'uuld h;l \"1' been s ubjected tu po sslblt • lnJUJ ~ 'llle de<.: ISIUn wa s WI St' If sli ght I ~ de layed . TI ~t• r .<t 1n st<trtt•d mort' than thr t.' t' hours bdur e th~ na lt un<J lly tt·l t'\" l'>t..'1 ! g.<Jlll t:' wa s suppost•d to ~l'l l)l•g1n T tH: fS .<1 t 10na l We a ttwr St· n· t L· ~· for ecn stL'd a fift pt.• rcent rhrUH"t' uf tht' Cu wboy s ii lmu s l drafte d J ohn Dutton five y ear s e~go , but in stead fur J..:,wenstt•tn, (j lt'ft -l1;1nd t•d h 1tl t'l \\ ollld be 1n lef t . ;md ~ w lt rll hltt l·r Bd ly S m1th at "' '' orld bas.·. tro ~ In' H.<Jituuur e III Ur t.· •· fl t'll " l ' ;, ~-: ; r lll'- t Pl ratt· s · s ta r te r Hr·un · K tso n :1 rtt!h t-hancit:'r Wt ·<r\t' r Wt'lll !'.II f;t r ;1 ,1, to na me h1.s -.; t:n·tt!I J..' p t ! r lit"r ~ !ur ttw rwxt thr et• .l i!Ll P cti iJ H'r . Sco tt \k t ; · · ·~o l :11111 l lt·n n1 s Mart1ne1. Lt t.llt T lii!d !1."' lu :-.t'd IlL' wo uld USt' 1k rt B h lt·\·,·n and .Jqhn C~t n d elana 111 r ;;11 r1·, •.., Tw1• :tnd Thret•. bu t tha t •; ;a." :r" l;,r· ;r:- Lli e i' lntl t.•<;' sklpper v, .,uJd I J~' ''l ~· ~ · t 'Ltnll t 'f' ,;Hd tlwt 1f V lan~t ga n was Lh l' r 1r·1•Jlt' ." ' '-I Mlt·r tunlgll t . he woul d "t wk with Hlil l{obmson m leftfi eld an d n.v kH· ~ lt· \·t • \J n ls! a behind the pl<tlt' B t~th swwg frorn tht.• nght st de and litlpl'full:- w11ulcl ma ke the p 1 r ; 1 t 1 ·~ mun dft•rll n • etg a.J.n st lht' w ~· ;!\ 1 '] m to a QW.IJ..! IllJn• . An d. tlw v~1 l ua b l t· l i~I. I.A S ~l,, r J S l i 'P ;rt d t ·~ t 'l l"l\ , ..... tr t'rl~-!1/J tiw sc...·hl'duil'd stflr1tn ~ tlll lt' Tht· dt•c Jsw n was blKH'rl b ~· th t· !an:-,, 11111 ju sltf lt.' d lJy th~ cur t tl nu mg d" w n p t illt ' and d irt.• wt·atll er fon•< ~1 :-: t f1•r tl~t · rl'St 11f T Ut' '-illay ru ~ lt t Tht.•rt• V. (I S lll l W<J ~ th l' :\II Il'/"ll ':!ll Le a g ut• (' h <J ill(J I On Ur11d t·s <t tld l\at1on a l l .t'ague wum 1ng Pu·;Jt ,·-.. could haw pla yt:•d on tlw <;ll ppm g wt'l natu ral ~ r rts.'i HIH.l d irt sw·f< w •· AJt ho ug h a ta r~u l m cun•n·d til t ' mfwld . Ltw outfJtdd ~· (! :-; ful l uf Cowboys • acquzre Dutton "ioullwru junio r hi g h l ~ · ]; lf , 1 • , · r By TOM JORY Family strengths discussed ~ colon TN O J: lt'1'! U! ReQu' "' '" ' Size MHL 25% R~l~l~r Prtte Reduclion Now To Sunday LAMINATED "h. ~I 4l ~*'::;: _j ~ H• >(j'11 o l Am" r •c <'t ck~• Q n ~ p, M i:l n y ,, nd co lor \ ':> dlt: ( t' d ' ~ '1.00 IF PERFECT X\1. 9¢ ·~~ 3 PLACE MATS lll+•y Are B ea u t•l LJ I' ' ' "'q ol oc' ' •om I' m"" )\ PLANTER SALE FLOOR URNS · HANGING PLANTERS POTS · BUCKETS· SAUCERS We Need SpiCe! MENS flANNEL SHIRTS EA. FOE·. WE NEQ SPACE ENLARG ... ~TOY DEPT. AND NE .Clln DEPT. DOZENS qelaEW ITEMS! +{~ •MASKS •COSTUMES •RUBBER MASKS eDOOR TIMS eWINDOW TRIM eHORNS VERSATILE 3 PIECE SET STAINLESS MIXING BOWLS ·~ HEADQ RTERS E<l~ y fruh Candy That I• lndlvldualy Wrapped A H uga Se Iaction Discount Priced!! Come, Visit Us Often! Go "' TAP-D CANDUS R~q' S l ~ >niU5 Steel $2S~el Bi1 Reducljons On Enlire Slock JUMBO BAG OF SPONGES ' v J'lf'' !o Clean. Our <'tble 1~ U5e lOt" m• • ing , !<er v ing or s ll)r"mg QUOd on the re lr 1gera 1or Hana v ~ t o rag e r ov ~> r~ Se1 r onla tr1 S 1 1 1 a nd 1 quart Regular 1100 12 Re&ular 14.99 WITH PLASTIC COVERS NOVELTY . FRONT .. t .. SHIRTS . "'"'~ l nd l.ldet Mlift1 (lor tetfl's ai'\CI ft rllt .,d (h •lclref"' ' t sizes E 01er y 01\e Of\ &.a le. fir we nH'd room . Ac1ua l valvn tt ~ 69 Glitter ,.,.,., ' included. of ?0 llf ) ~ '""'" <!" \ H,v •d.,. •o• .Hovn a ~~ .. ~ ()f'rW <'I: Q I ~ ~h{)p Q l ( i H P roced lo wl l W.· nt'e d ' P<'I Ce Regulir Jf PICKENS HARDWARE W.VA. POINT PLEASANT OR MASON �8- The Dai ly Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Wednesday , Del 10. 197!1 UM W hears progranz centered around children A JJI"llgr cwJ J.X "J L.J tllltJg Lu lht: In · ternat10nal Yei::l r uf the Child along v.ith •·lec! Jun uf offll·er.; fur the 1979- 80 year hJghJJghtl<i th<• MondHy nig ht meeting of the Un1ted Methodist Wom en of Heath Church . Mrs . Frann:'~ Brew ington wa .s pru~nu n d).Cj tl"llldn and used for he r lOPIL', " The Future of the Chi ld " Mrs . Joi::tllrl Kobmson ~ang " Jesus I 11ves th(' l .tttle l."'h.Jidren ' ' as s hear· eum pcmit'"t.l hersl' lf on the gu ttar. The un purtant role of the c hurch m the hve.s of chtldren was .strt•sse-d a long w1th the n~hts uf a c hllu to special prot edtun, nutntton, housing, e du catiOn a nd protectwn aga1nst discriminati un . The prog ram leader sa id that the c nme re:~tt· 1s nsmg but tha t the blanu~ should not tx> pn f n n Ow ltACINE LODGE 461 ~- and AM Thursday a t 7:30 p .nL for purpose of observtng past masters night. Speaker will be pas t gra nd master Ja m es Harbage. 1\efreshments All ma!'i ter n1asons mv1 ted . MH.S EDNA WEST Evangcl"t. will be speaking at the Middleport Church of the ~;uarell<' begm111ng Wed11esday, l!l'l . 10 llu·ough Oct. 21. Mrs . F:dJHi \\i t> st bt•gan her m tmstry at the age of 16 1n Pennsylvama , where s he wa ~ known a s lht.· " gtrlevan~ehst .. of the holiness move ment. She attendL"£1 schoo l al l1f'\'Pin.nJ B1blt· t'nllegP tn Oh1o. Sht~ bt·gan her ministry tn 194:2 m tJw Pll grun Jlnltnt.'S."i Chu rch. and 1r1 1961 becan te a member of tl,l l' \Jlllrdi of thP ~<17.a renr . There she sern<l 1n both the pastoral ;;tnd t '\'nn~l'!t:·.. \11' ftl'ld ~rs . Wt•st l:i a tilcnled gospel pt amst. and her messagt•:-. <tn· st Tl ptuntl. s uur uJ. tn.'ltrudtVl' , and evan~eltstll' <;oJ has rt l'hly hle~t:·d twr rmntstry tn sennon and mustc a s s he has travt•lt•d across the Ln1ted States and Canada . The publi c Js Ill\' I ted to attt•nd r -----: Social Calendar ---------~ sPECIAL PEPSI 2 Lit e r Bottl es R e g . $1.29 99~ N ow CITY LIMITS DRIVE THRU 748 N . Seco nd St . Middl epor t , 0 . I WEll'; ESilA Y IITII~LSIIA\' \11>H\l\ l ; Tops 11u1J llh_'l'111H;. R·45 cun W ~" l nesda~ ;t! Hutland E:\1S Hutlllllll:! . llt' W lllt 'II JbtT S Wl'in!lllt' I~ 1\ U.: IH l Y -:VII Ill 111': I~ IRT l .1un ' Club nwt•t mg Wedne.o. d;n at noon n t \1t•t gs lnr 1 - :11 11 l I l I. J: 1' 0 11'1 ,\\IATJ:LH fl p 11 1 W, ·drJt' _-.; d; t ~ .il tht · hiJII)t• 11f \ 1r " Ld i!CH' Ht•_\llldUs l\1r . ., ( ;ardt ·rJl·r~ . ErTu\1 ( ' 11!1[" 1) ~ V.Jll bl' l~lL' :t'-'~ I ." IIIIg h(JS\ t' ~-" M I DDI J<POHT l.ilPrary l'lub, 2 p . m . Wt"\Jnesday at lhl' honw uf Mrs . Forest Ba chtel \1rs_ \an Moort' to rt'\'lt'W tht' · B1~hup's Mantel " by Agnes Turnbull F or roll call. mem bt·rs are to nanw a book tht>y would ll kt• t11 n.' ·rt·;_nl AT LOW POCKET- PLEAS!!\! ' PRICES! EUREKA UPRIGHT Y.&r~ {b!) 1/11 LOJ.rJJ GETS OUT THE DEEP DOWN DIRT • A ll rll8lttl V•brlt Groomer It :YlEIGS l"UU:-IT Y Jaycee~ttes Wednesday at i' .30 p .m . at haunted house For a ddrtio na l mfonnrtt !On contact Nancy Bums at 992-5664. POMEHOY CHAPTEH 80 HAM Wednesday 7 :lO p m 8o.-;wo11.h Counnl H and SM 8 :30p .m . All L'O!Tlpc! !ll uns lnvJled to attenU THUt!illAY THAII.I;;trdt·Jr l "lllb . H p 111. '!11w·sday at llll' hunw 11f \ 1r s .\farjor w Wiilburn f'r rrt.;r;Hrr orr W! \1'11~(; lll;IITCU!It' EI.EAI'\OH C IH CLE. ll eath Um ted MethodiSt l nurch .; :10 p m . ""·r th Mrs Jean Ann Bradbury , Mrs . Mdry O'Bnen. i:lnd \1rs ~:ottv Srm pson. hustesse5 . · I .AUHEI . (' J.IFF lktlt·r lkaiU1 Club, 6 30 p.111 pntluL·k dmrwr il l the MctF;:S County Jnfmn<.~r~ Tilt' dub\ .anniversary tu bt' r'Pll'i)rl::ltt-d Sun- shrne Srstl'r t 'X I'han~L' IU·:GU I.AH :YlFTJ~r; , Eastern Rand HoostL•r s. i 30 p.m Tuesday 111 th(' h1~h school band roo rn A treas urer 1..nll bt• elected ctnt..! plcms metde for PLUS FREE st•n-Jn~ the Farm Hurcau H.anqut•l at thP ctwslt'r Ell'lnt'ntory Scho(1l Pan: nlo..; of a!l b;tnd uS~ 6-PIECE ~TOOLSET urgt·d 2.4 Peak H. P. 2-STAGE , .:~--....... reg ular session . PHECEPTOH BETA BETA Soronty Thursday 7 45 p m . H1ve r Boat room at Athens County Sa\ings a nd Loa n. Pat Mills will spe ak on Huss1a . FRIDAY HUSS Ai'iO THE l ;OSPEJ. TONES w1U be at J.ottndge Church Frida ~ at 7 p.m . SPAGHETTI Dll\'1\EH Fnday at Eastern Hi g h Sc hool b e for e homeeommg game with South· western. Dinner from 4 p .m. to 7 :30 p .m , 11.95 per person. Oirmer spon sored by j uni or class . Cheerleaders will be sel ling homemade pie and cak e . MAH Y SHHI :-IE 37 Wh!lr Shrine of Jerusa lem Friday at 8 p .m Potluck refres tune nls . DAUGHTEHS uf the Ame rican Hevo lution, I :30 p .m . at the home of Mrs. DWlght Milhoan , Flatwoods 1\oad. Mrs . James C. Lucas, Chillicothe, c haimum or natiOnal defense, will l>c' the s pea ker. Items for a sil ent auction art· to bt• taken w1th pruceeus to go to the DAH support ed schools. SATURDAY DAN HAYMAN and the CAJ untry Hymnt imers will be s1 ng ing at the Prospect Enterprise Baptist Chureh, 7 30 p.m . Saturday; chu rc h located on 0 . J. Wh 1te !loa d off 11oute lf.O near Porter. Public InVited . ,, ~1 11 TWO 106 N . 2nd Ave . Middl eort, 0 . ''••••1--------------------------_. ...•• .. An tmtiation for new m embe rs of Eastern's FHA was held reeenUy . During the business !')essiun, a rock-a-thon for the benefit of patients at Chi ldr en 's Hospita l. program 1deas for the year and babys itti ng for the Chester PTO were dtscussed. Hefrestunents we re served and ~ames were played . Attendmg were. Mrs Janice Kestner , advisor ; Mrs. Hele n Dailey, Mrs. DuroU1y Wells and Mrs . MarJorie Bennett, chapter mothers ; Donna Bermett, Marcy Sexson , Kathy Pooler, Kathy Pierce , Debbie Da1ley , Cindy Crites, Tammy OJrtis, He len Myers, Shern e Myer s , Margery Myers. Barbara We lls and Tammy Starcher. mem be rs; Sheila Ha r ris, Donna Jacks, welcomed as a new me mber . Mrs . FABRIC SHOP Pomeroy , 0 . Sunday 10 am-10 pm Call19284417 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OH 10 ESTATE OF BERTHA C CANADAY, DECEASED . Case No . 228t8 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY 298 SECOND Sl POMEROY, 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1979 On September 19, 1979. 1n the M e 1gs County Probate Court , Case N o 118 18, Anne Mar 1e Chapma n, 107 H iQh Street , Pom e ro y , Oh 1 o . was 45769 , Jean Sexson, Mrs. Sue Hayman, Mrs . Jackie Starcher and Chri.'te Kestner. guests . I appointe-d E xecutrno:. at the estate of B e rth a C Canaday deceased . late ot 140 L1n ' coi n H ill , Pomeroy . Oh10 45769 Robert E Bu c k Probate Judge P~rm~~~ 19) 26, f 101 3, 10 , J l c • PIZZA BREAD II • • Your choke of any .one topp ing . ·1 Reg . $1.20 89 I hy• Ooly Clerk ' ASTRO·GRAPH I Bernice Bede Osol . PORK CHOPS..............~!~.1 . USDA CHOICE • CHUCK October 11, 1979 TH~ WEEK'S Th•s commg year holds en or · m ous prom1se tor you . oecause Lady luck IS 1n your corner Set lo f1y and worth wh1le goa ls tor you rself and pur sue lt\em vigor - SPECIAl. HAM SANDWICH ....... 79' WITH FRIES ............ ...s_l 09 on H non-discriminatory ' lo• your copy a t Astr a-G r aph Letter Ma •l S 1 l or each to Ast raGraph. BOl 489 Rad•o C 1ty Stahon . NY tOO 19 Be sure to 5pec lfy b1rth date SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 221 Yoo"\1 rare eutremety well 10 any s•tuat•o n where you are free 10 use ,-our idea5 and Jni!Ja!Jve Th1S ADOLPH'S DAIRY VAUlY fdtation, <Jccon.ling to officials . I 992 -2556 .\1t·X)( ctn rt•\·olt for llldt'Jit'IHII 'fll "(' from Sp<illl hl';.!:ill 111 IHIO Tht· 570 W . Main Pomeroy, 0. 15 not a day 10 St1 back and be •die SAOtTTAAIVS (HoY . 23-Dec: . 21) People 10 general are very responSive t o your personal needs at th1s t•me . and are willIng to o iler a ny ass•st ance you may des~re Speak up CAPRICORN (Dec . 22..J•n. 11) So meth1ng 15 now aStH t nat cov ld bene l•t your hopes or plans t1 may com e ab out through two helpful contacts wh o are 1n your corner AOUARIUS CJon. 2<1-Fab. 111 Luck IS your partner to d ay . a nd w1ll w or k tor you 10 help lur! her yoo r status or reputat1on Tn1 s 1S espec•ally true ca reerw!lM! PISCES (Feb. 20--l. .rch 20) H ave 1&I t !"I and act on your •CJeas loday Cond1hons are such that ,-ou c an alford 10 lake sens1ble r1s k s 11 your th10k1ng 1S reaso ned lind IOQiC81 ARIES (M~ten 21 · April 11) WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. SALE Screens Availabl In Sizes To Fit Mo st F irepl aces $ 129 ROAST............. ~~·. . SAVORY ous ly LIBRA (hpt. 23-0ct. 23) The•e 15 a c hannel tor gam whiCh 1S w1de open and ready tor you lo move thr o ugh t OCiay Yo ur hunches could serve as the cur rent thai pulls you m lhe r1ght d1rect1on F1nd ou t more of what ltes ahead tor you 1n ! he year lot · lowmg your birthday by sendmg $ . 49 CENTER CUT RIB "{>!r'·\i!v .. =&lttis= AU lOCATIONS ~m. ) Thuroday, Oct 11 •• BACON ........................:. L~ ~~~· •• GRADE A •• WHOLE FRYERS.......'.', . 49¢ CHICKEN BREASTS~.89¢ 7 9¢ FRANK IES ............... ~:..~~---· . SUPERIOR Don "t hesita te to put •nlo prac tic e some olthose cr 8al 1ve •deas that w•ll occu r to you today They 11 turn out even better I han you env•s•on T AUAUS (Ap<il 2G-May 20) A socut l con tac t could pr O'o' B wery luCk')' tor fOU today by pulling you 1n l auch w1th the r1ght per son 10 help further your 1mb1 - 4 DAYS ONLY ,,ons GEMINI [May 21-Juna 20) lh1ngs !h at ha"e a be-.rJng upon your b8 SIC matenal secu r 1ty c ould take a turn tor th e be lter today . g1v1ng you ca u se t o cete br at e Share ,.our JOY wilt"! a loved one CANCER (June 21 -July 22) 11 may be sheer luck . butloday .,.ou c ould say !he nght lh ing at the CAB BAG E-............... ~!····12¢ r!Qhl l imB to the nQhl person tO bnng about a fortun ate happen · •n~ LEO (Jvly 23-AUII. 22) Rewa•ds are 1n the offing today because of somethmg mce you d1d wh•ch realized to your pOSi hVB restless 1m pulses and move about as much as possible toda~· li" s VIS1!1ng people and places lhat w111 bqpg yolJ happ1ness 4 Days Only ' !NEWSP.t.PfR E,.l H\1-'~IS F .t.SSro. • Your Choice Oua 111y cratled gtass-and-mesh screen tor hea11ng ef - Funcllonal 4-p•ece ant1qued brass or black and brass tool set complemenls IJreplace decor 28' hogh • 88 Our 7Ac Rope .wl il. fl' 4 oz' 77 ¢0u r 1.17. V•nyl tuam l ape ¢ Our t.2J Pope wrap 3 · x25 37¢ Our 51 •. Fell wea therstnp 7 8 e o u r 1.01 Storm Door Kit 36 in by 8A in . with framing strips . 58 ¢0ur 88•. Black sponge rubber tape. 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD, GALLIPOLIS ' 2% MILK ...........~;~~?t~ 1 69 VIRGO (Aut. 23-S•pt. 22) Yl(l: ld Fireplace Screen c It pays t o be a good guy Our Reg . 31 .88 ... FLAVORITE meant more to another than you ---· Christmas Layaway Mon.-Sat 8 am ·lO pm FOR SALE or rent . h ou -.e H arr 1sonvJII(' "") bedroom , larqe I 1V1ng room , k1frhen and bath ····-·· fiCiency Ternpered glass panels . mesh screen spark. guard dratt cont rol ba se <..._ " . Store Hours: in Q-emeans, new members ; Mrs . 4 Days Onll .- modular a ft er • : 30 lO< 173 511? Sherrie Putman , Les lie Wells , Beth Hayman . Laurie Lance and Tarruny • basis w1thoul regard to race. color. national ongm . sex, or relig ious al- FALL SALE Lay Away Now • Nl (f' J located in P ortland area 5f't up on I of or c an be move-d (a 11 88 ASST. SIZED SEWING MASKETS 115 W . 2nd Ave. FOR SALE or rent bedroom , FHA members initiated Just Right For Christmas in one store'' For Sale , Rent or Trade Helen Martin , Pittsl!urgh, Pa , was a guest. Mrs . Maxi ne Ptulson gave a report on the recent meeting held in Logan . A meeting of the Aftemuon Circle was armounced for Thursday. Mrs Moore , Mrs. Moummg, Mrs. Ja ne Gilkey, and Mrs . Jess1e Houchins were hostesses . Features 6 "bull -in " Fashion and Fl e XJ -Stitch Disc Pat terns, free arm, front drop-in bobbin , straight stretch stitc h , self -threading take -up lever , twin needle stit ching , wide zig -zag stitch and a fu!IJO year warranty . INGEL'S FURNITURE & JEWELRY '( diVIdual~ comnuttee . During the busmess meetmg the Oct 29 meeling at Athens was announced along with the World Comm umty Day eelebra t1on to be hel u on Nov 2 at the Middleport First Saplist Churc h. Mrs. Moore reported on U1e !30th year anniversary to be held Sunday evening a t the Hea th Churcll She urged members to take pi ctures of church activities whic h they might have. Mrs . Hobmsun tha nked the c ircle for the ICW relngerator . Members were as ked to send c ard.s to Mrs . Stella PuUens, a pat1ent at the Hol"'r Medi cal Cent er who will observe her 92nd birthday on Oct. 23. Mrs . Criswe ll noted that pecans will be shi pped on Oct. 22 . Mrs . Hob1nson was pianist for the evening . Mrs Beulah McComas was Houwcunung at the church wUl be l • Vlbra-Groomer ~ be1ter ber brush roll gels !he g rou nd ln ·dln ·F all Fas hi o n Trends and Tec hmqu es ... a wardrobe plannmg program to lx· presented on Thur sda y at 7::10 p.m. will be conducted at the Senwr Ci tizen s Cente r , East Ma111 Street. Pomeroy . The pro~rHm was origi nally schedu iL<i to l>e held at Pomeroy Elementary SchooL Sponsored by the Me1gs ('ount y Cooperati ve Ex tensiOn S...·n·1ce, the a cti vi ties will feature a s tyle revue of outfits designed by the Simplici ty Pattem Company . (;Uide ltnes for wardrobe pla nning r:~m.l ene rgy saving clothing will be presented in addition to dis plays of fa bri cs and sewing accessories Local m.ale a nd femal e residents will be mod el mg the outfits designed lor children . teenagers, and adult.s . A 2.1 ren t regiStration fee will be requeste<l Thi s program as well as all other educatiOna l aettvittes conducted by the Me1gs County Cooperative Ex ten.s lon ~n.riee i.s available to aU in - Mrs . Paulme Horton, nummat1ng lne M1ddlepon Church of Chnst held a ··poundmg" Sunday for Terry Yankey, youth minister. and his "1fe. He len . The occasiOn marked the th1rd a nmver sary of the couple at the e hurch . Members brought pounds of food 1n appreciation for the1r work Afterwards a potluck dinner '-'' itS held 111 thei r hun or. R e g . $229.95 • Roto · M!ItiC • powerheed ldjusts to any carpet height au t oma! lca lly . Fashion fare locale changed Mrs . Donna Byer , s upport1 ve com · mum ty ; Mrs. Letlie Young, public rt latwns Hnd his tonan; Mrs . Beulah Jont'.s. mls sJ on coordma tor; M rs . Enuly Spr<Jgue, Mrs . Rinehart . and 'Pounding· beld STYLIST SINGER MACHINE MODEL 533 MODEL 1279 vwlcncc She cundude<l wtth tt pri:tyer rur c hlidren The dt· vutwns J l~o earned uut ~he thernr with Mrs Euvetl<J Bechtle presenting " IJttlt• C'hiidrtn " by Peter Marshall . She llS('"t.J .scn~ture frum M::trk , and t he group sang a verse of " Jesus Loves Me ·· t·los tng w1th a ehild's pr.ct yer Orf ll't·rs e!Pl "lt>d wert> Mrs . Bettr FullZ , prl'sJ deut ; Mrs. Bechtl e, vtc~' preSJd<' llt ; Mrs . Clara Cnswe ll . secre(..<jry·: Mrs . Ut"uleth McComas. treas un·r ; Mrs J uamta Bachtel, Clmst1~m Si.X."t<ll mvolvement : Mrs Maxme Pliilson, lnrist1 an global conce rns; .l\1rs . E lizabeth Mourning, Chn slian personhood. \Irs . Nan Moc1n•. pr ogram resource; Ma ry H.wchart , membership chcHmJan ; on Oct 28 w1th the Hcv . Hon Moyer , fornwr pa s tor . cts the guest speaker THE 2 Motor Power Team complete cleaning system_ nwmtwr ~ l ~taltl'nd GAI.IJA COUNTY Sa lon 612. Eight and Forty, home of .'-1rs Ellen DeWeese. Point Pleasant . W. Va , 7 30p .m . Thursday. MIO: IGS COUN TY Human e Socie ty, 7: 30 Thursday at the Thrift Shop. P liA YEH SEHVJCE for pe rsons involved tn both s1 des of Me1gs Local school s tnke. 7 to 9 p. m . Thursday at Pomeroy Ulll ted Methodist Church Spo11su red by Meigs Cou nty Mm1stenal Ass n .; those a nendmg can c ome and go a.s they wi."h dur ing tht• service SI.JDES ON their tnp to Alaska wil l be s hown by Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Grueser at 7 · 30 p .m . Thursday when Hock Spnngs Grange meets in t·htldren "''ho see Liquor. drugs, and Today In Hlslory By The AsliOCiated Press Today is Wednesday, Oct. 10, the 283rd day of 1979 There ar e 82 days left in the year . Today's highlight in histor- y : On this date in 1911 , Chinese revolutionaries under Dr . Sun Vatsen overthrew the Manchu Dynasty tn Olina . On this date : In 1845, the U.S . Naval Academy at Annapolis , Md., was opened . In 1913, the waters of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans flowed wgether in the Panama Canal as the Gamboa Dam was blown up by U.S. engineers . In 1938, Nazi (;(>rmany compleled the occupation of Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland. In 1943, Generaliss;mo Oi1ang Kai4lek was sworn in as President of China on the 32nd anniversary of the founding of the republic. In 1963, a dam collapsed near Belluno, Italy, and the flood that followed killed an estimated 1.800 people. . In 1973, Vice President Sp1ro Agnew resign ed • und e r an agreement with th e Justi ce Department in which he pleaded no coolest to Federal mcorn•' tax evasion charges . . . JOAN OF ARC LT. KIDNEY WAGONER ORANGE 4/$1 BEANS 15.5 OZ. l. HARRIS FROZEN ¢ FLAVORITE ¢ PUMPKIN PIE.~~-~:.. 99 DR INK.............:;.~~~- 3j$ 2° PIZZAS.....................~~-~:.. 6 0 -. -- COUPON ~ :- ~ ~w -1111·;--if'''1-11.·~. STRAWBERRY JAM $}19 32 OL ·' "r I ,~ • W; C' .. . .I oz. . . . - . -. ...,.; - CORONET TOILET TISSUE ., 84 COUPON 5 LB. 8 PAK $}29 ' ,i:: I ' '' ' " FLAVORITE CHEER r WELCH'S , COUPON COUPON ~ Offer Exp i res Oct . 13, 1979 ' �II- TheDa ly Sentt nel. Pomt•roy -Mtddlc, <Jrt, 0 ., W t~lrl\sday , Oct. 10. 1979 10- The Daily Sentinel , Pomero y -Mrddlepor-t. () . Wl'dl! esdo)'. tk t 111 . 197!1 Program on pain slated A dlX.·tor , a nurse. and a phar· nuH.: t.st will be featured speakt•rsd on a program entiUed " Management of Acute and Chron1r Pain ·· to be he ld at Veterans Mcmorral Hosptlal. Pomeroy The t·onfert:"nce is being sponsored by Hosptlo l Phannacies , a Division of Daylm . Inc .. and Veterans on the conference topic; Leona Mourad , K.N ., MSN , asststant prolessor. &hool of Nursmg, Oluo Sl<lte Universi ty. whose topi c will be " Nursing Assessment of Acute and Chrom e Pam "; a nd Kandy Schad , K. PH .. assistant director of the Department of l'hann.acy, Oluo State University , who will speak on ··The Use of Ana lgestcs m Treating Chroni c Pain ." Hhonda Dotley, H.'l .. HSN , Inserv ice director at Ve te ran s Memor ia l Hospital , will be moderator for the program which wtll begin at 9:15a.m. after a hallhour perrod of registration . The day wi ll conc lude a fter a pan e l diseussion by the three speakers mode rated by Ms. Dailey a nd the ~va l ua t ions a nd awarding of ('er ttflca tes of attendance . Ob jecl tvcs arc to have a better under s tandi ng of the va lu e of ana lgesics as us~d 1n the rnana~ement of ac ute a nd chronic pam . to assess the needs of a pal! ent with acute a nd chronic pain and to understand the role of t he nurse in r cspondin ~ to the patient in acu te and chr onic pa 1n MYATI TO SPEAK \1rs C~Ho l _•rl M ~:ilt. m :s.\tunary In lndta , ts now home on furlou gh and huld 1ng dt>putatHm serYI('L'S ;:ll' russ the UmtL•li States and m Cana dct Mrs \1 ~· a tt w ;1 .'i iJ ppumt ,·d [ 11 Irt dw tn Jcmuary , 1965. She arn vrd 11 n th t> f1 1'ld 111 ()dnl>o.·r . 1 ~15 t ~H"Hl_v n ha s tx•cn serY tng there as a nurse . Sht• ts a t...... , a d mlm~tr· <::~ t ur nf nu r ~m ~ at Heynoldo,; Memon al Hosptlal tn Mahcna stJtra. l mlt~ t \ 1r!-:. .\1 yatt rt •cei\'L'd her H.N . fro m Washington Hospt Utl Sht· a lso a ttl'ndcd Easter n \ a zurl'nt' College . She was born tn Pt•nrt\ VI\'tt llt€1 <-HH.i th;il 1:-. vdwn· s ht• wli l 11 \'l' d un ng twr furlough year \1rs ~ya lt will spt'<tk <It t il t· Htjllalld ( 11un ·h of t11f..• Naza rene Thursd<t :>. IJ l'tobt·r ll T!w '"'f\'ll 't' ' ' til t~·gtn a t ~ :10 p.rn A l' Or dia l invitation t:i t• xl t' /lJed It• tlh· pu blt• · 130th anniversary to be celebrated Sunday The Heath Umted MethodiSt t -bu r ch will cele brate no yedrs of ~~ ·r\' 11 '(' to Middleport on Sunday . Oct I< Events of the celebrat ion ~ ill I• · experienced dunng tht_· Sun d 11~ School hour. worshl p huu r ;~m l evenrn~ fell owship . Sundew S('huolts at 9 :30a .m ., wor... htp st·;·\·tee a t 10: 30 a .rn . and , ., t'lll ng l '<HT ~ ·t n J tnn e r a nd f1·ll"v.:-, tllp <tt fj p .11 1. [.a) persuns wdl <-L\...;t;-;t 111 t hl' t'\'t'nL'i of the da y . Th~ puhlt~ '-" ~rn· tkd to m cl't the past or , tl 1 ~ · 1\.t:\ ' HoUer1 Hobmson and w1fe . .Ill.! ll Local children have birthdays Chester News Notes BY JAMES SANDS GAWPOUS - On September 211, 1950, state routes 3J, 31 and 25 that stretches from Pomeroy to Toledo were dedicated as the Johnny Ap· pleseed Memorial Highway . Tradition has it that Johnny Appleseed ve ntured through Gallia and · Meigs Counties on one of his famous applei>lantmg walks. Johnny Ap. pleseed was one of those persons in American history who has become two separate characters - the real man and the man of folklore . John Chapman (Johnn y Appleseed 's real name ) lived much of his life at the headwater.; of the Muskingum River, and was a frequent visitor to Marietta . In fact, his father had settled just outside of Marietta aboull804 . John Chapman made so many trips in his lifellllle that it is possible that he did come in· to this area, but it i.s almost . impossible to document. What some may not know is tha t John Chapman 's main reason for . walking all over Ohio was not the planting of apple trees. It was in.:stead the disemination of religious ideas. Chapman had beeome at '" . early age associated with a gorup called The Church of New Jerusalem. This church was based on the ideas ol the Swedish • theologian, Enunanuel Swede nborg. " T here is in the western country ·an extra-ordinary missionary of the .New Jerusalem. A man has ap·. peared who seems to be almost in- The quarterly birthday supper ol the Harrisonville Senior Citizens was held at their headquarters in the town ha II recen Uy . The birthdays of six were observed . The Hev . Otis Chapman gave the prayer. Minnie McGrath was in charge of the business meeting . A trip was planned to the pwnpkin show on Oct. 19. Next meeting wiU be held on Oct . 23. Musi c was fur ms hed by Otis Chapman, Dorothy Boggs, and Louise Myers. Attending were Mr . and Mrs . Ernest Carr, Mr . and Mrs . Ray Myers , the Hev . and Mrs . Otis Chapman, Margaret Douglas, Ardi s Waggoner , Anne Williams , LouiS€ Eshelmann, Nell ie Horgan, Hosella Birchfield , Hazel Stanley, Ora C'.arsey , Grace Turner , Minnie Mc{;ralh, Dorothy Boggs a nd daughter . Memunal Ht1.spital Tht• speokers wrll be George W. Wayl onr s, M.D., director of phys ical medtclne. Ktverstde Methodtsl Hospttal . Columbus , who will speak ..._.,., ' Pomeroy-Toledo Roads--Johnny Appleseed Highway Birthdays observed .' .. •• \ I PTA TO MEET l J THE GOSPEL !.ADS Quarte t from Joplin , ,\1/ssouri , will be in concert a t the Gallipoli.• Chnstian Ch urch Wednesday 111ght. Od . 10 , at 7 p .m . The Gospel I .ads will sing gospel and sacred songs, 1nl'iudrng fav orrtc old hynms, " Now" Gospel and ··New·· Gospel favorites. For six years. the Gospel Lads were a regular feature on th e " llevl\·a l Firrs" TV prngrarn viewed from coast to coast. For more infonr1ctUon c<JU Denny Co!Jum . minister , a t 446-1863 or 4%-7318 . Everyone is welcome•. r;,I I mil I ·isill ('Iii II Ill t I Visits to the Bob Evans Farm Festival on Oct. 12 and the Fe nton Glass Co. on Kov. 6 were discussed at the reJ:e nt meeltng of XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phl So rority held at the home of Mrs . Kathy Johnson. A wiener roast preJ:eded the meelmg. Members decided to buy liabilit y in s urance from Jn temattonal. A letter was read from Jennifer Ander son and her famrly thanking the chapter for taking in meals after the return of their son , Bill, from the hospttal. Mrs . Carolyn Grueser a nn ounced a " do your own thing " auction t o bt· held on Kov. :>JJ. Hostesses were membe rs of the socia l committee The Middleport PTA will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday night at Meigs Junior High Sc hool. Invited guests include Meigs Superintendent of Schools David Gleason and members of the Board of Education. The strike of the teachers will be discussed . Interested parents a nd t£achers are in vited . All MISS Charm or Lennox Square MRS . E RWIN MOVES RECENTLY Mrs. Clarice Erwin recently moved into her newly purchased hom e a t 212 'lorth Third Ave .. Middleport . For the past several years shl' resided on Hou t ~' 7 so uth near the villag(' corport:ttion Jnits . Tamara f.._ l i'./ill Hayman , daugh tn of Dan and Faith Hayman , Syror usc·. observed her fifth birthday orr Od ; Her grandparenl'l . the Ht·\ " ntl Mrs. Willard F . Car ney . ChariPstrrrr. W. Va . brought her birthda) cak.· · She received nwnerous l'onb :tnd gifts, and her parents took h··r !1 1 WSAZ·TV Tuesday to be un ~l r 1 ·,,,. loon . " FRIENDS NIGHT TO BE OBSERVED Friends Ntght will be obS€rved at 7:30 p _m . Saturday at Eva ngelrne Chapter, Order of the Easter n St~r . Middleport. There will be potluck refreslunent.s fallowing the meetrng Officers are Ill wear chapt er dresses. Kn stln ~a rl l' j " r/r I Torres. daughter of \ orm.a and H.amun Torn•s. MuJ dlt· pnr t. was honort"tl un he r second IJt rtilda.\ \.nth ;1 part~ a t the h!J IIlt' of twr l.! r;tr tdpar•·r tt:- . \1 r and .\l r-" ,!11:-,t·p: 1 I klt;<-1rl1, ..\1 rd dl Pport Ttw ~0 ~~ u··'-'C... pl;ry1'tJ gam es ;md f ';t, r: 11!11' ·, ~ ; ' " )'rt''>l'/1\ i•d <t fd \1)1 .. nd .t t1<th •1f, and~ part.\ A pupp. ·t ..;llo" wa .-, gt \.· t·n IJ: Sur ~ewr liC:m, ."i pt·ec h piit hulugrs t uf \1etgs-GallJa Cornrnunrtv Mental Health Center A lunc heon was served tu thos t' at · tcndm~ followed by a rl'd \'e kt'l c<tk e mad~· by K.n.o.;tln 's mottw r Birth announced Mr and ~rs. Gera ld Oonahut:.• of StcJtt.' Houle 684 , Pomeroy , are a nflt i tiJH'J n g the birth of a daugh ter on l·nda v. licl 5. a!, !he Plrasanl \ ,Il k." ll r1sprt..r1l Tlw St'\' t'!l pou nd , 15 llt Jil•'t' rnfart l wa s 21 In ches lung <.~nd lw s been nomed Kub rn Dale . Mr . and Mrs Wnahue have another daughter, Crys. >l Gale . three . Grandparent.s are Mr . and Mrs . Anci l Burbridge, Albany, and Mr . and Mrs . Kaymond Donahue, Pomeroy . Mr. and Mrs . Glen Jewell of Albany are grealil randparenL<; . / / ,. / j oseph Heac/1 Mr . and Mrs. Broce Beach of Apt. 139, Millburg, are armouncing the birth of the ir first child, a son, on Sept. 12 . The etght pound, 14 ounce infant has been named Jos eph Daniel. Grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. H.ichard Jacks, Langsville, und Mr. a nd Mrs. Joseph Kretz, Toledo :\ toted uf :WL 207 <lcaclcnn<' t he 1845 cl~gl'l't' S wa s awarded by Uruvt•r sn~ uf Mtd11gan between Wid l!J7H. , "Mr. Cbapman, what business wiU lawyen follow In Heaven?" ,.,...t woe pronounced against them preveolo their getdog to that place.'' "Thea wbere wUl tbey go? " " ToHeu:· " ADd wbat will engage their al - Stivers ville News Notes Mr . and Mrs . Victor Durst, Scott, Jason and Kelly, The Plains, Jim Ri tchie, Minersville, Mrs . Mike Evans and family and Leota Birch, local, were recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R Durst. Mrs. Cora Hilton and Mrs. Melinda First vacationed at William· sburg, Va . a nd other points of in· leresl on the Eastern seaboard recently . Mr . and Mrs. Alex Mills , Steuben ville, visited Mrs. Nell Middleswart last weekend . Leota Birch visited her siste r , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Upps and family at Vincent a recent Sunday. Mr . and Mrs . Gary Well s, Cleveland, and Mrs. Margaret Wilkinson, Colwnbus, called recently at the home of Mrs . Fannie Durst and other relatives. Mr . and Mrs . Harold Long, Can ton, spent the weekend with his father , Mr . and Mrs. William Long. Tom Durst is presently employed at Beckley, W. Va _ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Middleswart visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bush on Wednesday . Mr . Bush has retur· ned home from a recent hospitalization at VMH. Mrs _Merle Evans was a business visitor in Marietta on Thursday . Mr. and Mrs . Ron Epling and children, Reedsville, Mrs . Penny Middleswart and Justin, Mrs. Barbara Talbott and Dormette, and Mrs. Violet Ritchie, local , caUed on Mr. and Mrs . BiU Bryant , Debra and David, last week . Among those visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Louis De l.uz, were Mrs . Mary Crean, Philadelplua, Pa., Mrs . Anne Romano, Winonah, New J ersey, Mrs _ Fern Cooper and Mrs. Mabel McDaniels, Falls Church, Va ., Mr . and Mrs. M. R. Pars<lns and sons, Charleston, W. Va., Mr . and Mrs. Paul Parsons , Sandyville , W. Va ., Hev . and Mrs . Jolm <;offman, Kacine, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abels, Long Bottom , and Mrs. Pearl McLeod, Portland. teotloo tben ?" " Just wbat engages tbeir alteo~oo bere - lbey wUl be placed in flltb up to their lmees , and will be striving forever to pitch It into eac b other 's fa ces ." On another occasion one man ;lid Carmel News~ By the Day One year ago: It was reported that the S force in l_~banon would renew offensive operations . Today's birthdays : Actress Helen Hayes is 79. Sen. Adlai Stevenson 0-111. , is 49. Thought for the day : We have no concern with the future . It has not come yet - Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr ., 1841-1935. m. Mr. and Mrs. George C1rcle, Mr a nd Mrs . James Circle of Ne w Haven , W. Va . were a t the home of Mary Circle on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur t:arl Johnson and daughter , Sheryl , called at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Douglas J uhil son of Racine on Sunday evening Mrs. Robert Lee and daughter . Becky. vtsiled with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Chesler on Sunday aflernoon . ll IS interesting to note that in the mid-19th century there were several of the Swedenborg faith in Gallla County, the most prominent of the number betng Joseph Bradbury, and members of the Mauck family. If Appleseed did plant his seeds in Gallta County, it is nolllkely that his efforts had much of an Impact on Galli a 's horticulture for the methods of the French and the New England~rs tha t settled in Gallipolis were far su per ior to Chapman's. James Sands ' address is Box 214, IU!ms boro . Ohio, 45165 . ~****************• ~ : ~ ! ~ : ~ Hoy ttl r\ssent wa~ gt\'cn to tht' Ac t of Umon m 1840 tu un lt t' Upper a nd Low~r C(lne1da undt·r ~ ~ ~ n~lt• ~owmment. OPEN FRESH LEAN WEEKDAYS TILl : *' 00 8, P.M. t ~ ! TOM'S :· ! STEREO CENTER ~ ~ * ~***************** ~ ~ HAM LB$199 STORE SLICED U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BOILED FREEZER BEEF FREEZER BEEF .HINDS SIDES oR POUND $159 POUND DUTCH FRONTS $139 LOAF LB $}79 SMOKED PICN·ICS HEALTH and BEAUTY AIDS JOHNSON 11 OZ BOTILE $1 69 BABY SHAMPOO ....................... ~ ....•... Q-TIPS ......••.. ······~··· ........•......... ~~~~~~~.~!.~ .. 59e KEEBLER DELUXE GRAHAMS OR FUDGE STRIPE EXCEDRIN •...............................••~~~.~~.l!'P.... '1 99 BOX OF 25 SELTZER ................•..................... ALKA CREST FAMILY SIZE TOOTHPASTE ........................................ . Wilham Shendan . fonnerly uf GOOD NEWS Pomeroy now of Waverly , w.as a ~~· ~ s~ off on Sunrise' Instant Coffee .... mel~e~ :t~.-~~icory. I .. I -~ ' • ' ,.. ... I.. ' o( 0 ' ... , , K"l (0 ' """"' ,..,.. .. • ,.. , . •• ,. ~ . "~d - ._ _,_' ·' ' -· ·-- · ····-"''"' , ,_ I •' 1' ..... ~ ..... .:! .,... .. I , , , ... . ., , t... ·•~<I ,, , ,.,.., ~ ·~ · · ···· .. ...! •' I ' • ',• ·- I ~~ w''·.. ,,.: ·~;:·:":.::~r.:;."';'~ ~ ·1• '~ · 1 '< •~ I '1 K,' ' o ·• .• ~'' ~~ , ,..,, " • • ,, • .,.,. " ·~ 0 . ,~ · -·~ -- ~·' ' ~~ ' " ' I ... ( ~., .. ( t JJ'll" IIVW' til trii• • "\\I J"" I I ' " I <"It I~ , I<J!' l f~.l) couPON PKG_ OF 3 DISPOSABLE RAZ0 RS ··········· ···· ··••···••· COLD SEASON'S HERE 10 PAK CONTAC CA •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TRICK OR TREAT HEADQUARTERS CHECK OUT OUR LARGE DISPLAY I OF BAG CANDIES AND CANDY BARS FOR soe 1 BUY NOW FROM OUR LAR~~ SELECTION. r,t~ll l ~ ·"-Jill , >tA.'>t I• .,.,.. I !l ilt~ U'>f r I fl§l!IVlt"~ Yl lll .. ........ .. !I) !'1110 . no• .... .',.. ''"..(-··- "' -. . . . . I 1 I 1 I fl S791BI Better natured. Not bitter." ~--------:.:J BETSY ROSS SWEET ROLLS BOX OF 100 BU FFERIN .............•.•.••......................... ··· I * :: ,.. Pomeroy, 0. Main St . Laurel Cliff News Notes If your coffee leaves a bitt er ta st e i 11 your mouth, try Sunri se' lnst ar1t Coff ee_ It's better nat ured - not bitt er' That's because Sunrise b lends the fine st coffee beans wit h ju st the right amount of chicory. The chicory add s body and flavor naturally to coffee . whil e it smoothes away bitt erness. So ri ght now -s ave SOC- a11d l'llJOY Sunrise In stan t CoHee mello wed w ith chicory. get the best of Chapman. Chapman had told the man that in heaven a_ man would follow the same oc• cupation that he did on earth. The other man then asked, " But sir , IS it not true that men do not die m heaven ? '' ··Yes , that is true ," Chapman BJ>o swered. "Then, s ir , what shall the Lord do. w>th me, for I am a grave..Ugger•" - TWO'S COMPANY DRESS SHOP By Clarice AUen Mrs lla)1on Allen recet ved word of the death of her coustn, Dorotha Je;ume Frnkel. at a Manetl<l hosp1l<li Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen called a t the Cawley and Peoples F uneral Home , Mariellll Thursday evening . Services were Friday morning at the St Mary s Catholi c Ch urch . Mr s Finkel was U>e daughter of Audrey 1\owan , On Sept 21. 1; a~. Llw Br ll .,f l\1 g hts ,Belpre , and the late John How an . W<J !-> subll ll lted tu till' s ta ll'S by Utl' Mr. a nd Mrs . Otfford Wood. T upl '.S Con ,l! rt·~s pers Plams . called on Mrs l.etha Wood Sunda y. Mr ;utd Mrs . David Coil, Gahan na . called on Mr. and Mrs J ohn Hayes and other fri ends Saturday . Mr " Sa ndy Wood, Belpre, spent a few days with Mr . and Mrs. Hobert Wood. also vistled her grandmother, Mrs . Letha Wood . Henr) Frederick, Westerv ille, spent a few da ys wtth Mr . and Mrs. On s Fredenck . Mr and Mrs Cla;ton Allen visited 111 As hland , Ky . Fnday w1th hts aunt , Hattie Matrn and uncle , f\obert Allen . Mt ~s Luc ille Snuth is confined to the Holzer Hospital ofter being rnJured In a fall at home . lla rr ell Clelland . Columbus , c;-~. l l l· d u:1 h1~ brother Denzel Cleland r' nda y. Mrs. F:lma Heat er. Akron, and Mr anrl Mrs H1chard Frretag and .\ 1ary F:l!lobelh, Canton, spent th e wt•ekend here . They came especta ll y to,.., her s tslcr. LuctUe Smith at the Holzer Hospr tal. Mrs. Enno l1ela nd, Mrs . Thelma · Hayes, Mrs. Opa l Hol lon and Mrs. I ;oJda r-rede nck have returned hu nw after a Triple A bus tri p to \ra ga r<• Falls 1n Canada . They toured st•\:cral mtcresting s ites and !-ipent n day tn Toronto. Canada . \r1r a nd \irs . Jolm Wi ckham n s1ted l.ucllle Srmth at the hospital \1onday evenm~ . fUll ph Keller IS a patrent at Holze r .'>ledr cal Cente r Also Martha Kose entered the hosprtal Tuesday . Mr and \Irs Thomas McNally , Sandusky. spent seyeral days w>th Mr . and Mrs KoscO€ Hollon . Leota B1rd1, Portl and . spe nt Sunday wrt~ • till' Hulluns guest speaker for the Gideons The home of Mr. and Mrs . Norman Schaefer was destroyed by ftre recently . Wya tt Schaefer, Mt. Ver non .... oent a Wl"Pkend with his parenL') . ~r d ' td \ot u.. Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. Wuuam Perry, Atheru; , spent a Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. Schaefer . E1ght members of the Laurel CWf Health Club mel Thursday evening with Mrs Dori.'l Shook - Mrs. Mildred lacobs and Freda Vandnwagen were t ' u -hu~tl"sses . Election of officers was held with Mrs . Mildred Jacobs elected as president, Mrs. Ernest Powell. vtce prestdent, Mrs . Ann Mash, secrel<lry, Mrs . Bertha Parker, treasurer . October meeting will :., potiul'k at the Athens Savingll and Loan . and judges. One Ia wyer stopped Chapman in the street and thought that he could trap Johnny into contradicting himself and asked : 201}1~ OFF Sunrise Coffee. And save 50~. f fu I ll/., 1.' meaning . Chapman was obviously confronted many times by preachers of other churches as well as by lawyers COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR "" Enjoy j ;111/<i/ d dependent of corporal wanl'l and sufferings . He goe5 barefooted, can sleep any where, in house or out of house, and live upon the coarsest and most scanty fare . He has actually thawed ice with Ius bare feel. He procures what books he can of the New Church ; tra vels into the remote settlements, and lends them wherever he can find readers, and sometimes divides a book into two or three parts for more extefl5ive distribution and usefulness. " TIIis man for years past has been tn the employment of bringing into cuilivation . in numberless places tn the wilderness, small patches of ground, and then sowing apple seeds and rearmg nurseries. These become valuable as the settlements a pproximate, and the profits of the whole are intended for the purpose of enabling lum to print all the writings of Emmanuel Swedenborg, and distribute them through the western settlement of the United States." The above is found in the Ne w Church records oll817 . Chapman taught such things as the resurrection does not come when the last trumpet is sounded, but is the continuation of the spiritual being without the material . The Scriptures, Chapman taught, are not meant to be taken literally ; for they have a deeper spiritual meaning that has been lost through the years a nd must be rediscovered . Swedenborg had written that he was on the verge of discovering this secret TRICK OR TREAT NIGHT, PKG. �13- The Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport . 0. Wednesday . Od tO . 1~79 12- The Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Wednesday , Od. 10, 1979 • \.1r Racine Social Events By Mrs . Franclo Morris : The September 14 meeting of the .• Esther Circle was held 10 the af: ternoon at First Baptist Church in :: the fellowship room . Devotions by : Mn! - _ Mildred Hart opened the : meetmg . "Standing on the : Promises" was sung by the group · followed wtth sentence prayers. _ Kespons1ve reading of scripture - from Matlhew 5, The Beatitudes, •· and a medttation . "God Remembers " by Mrs . Hart, were given : Mrs __ Grella Slmpson , president, : presided at the business session. :; Mrs . Martha Lou Beegle was guest : · speaker for the Wlute Cross quoto :: A program was presented by Mrs . - Mane Koy which included readings : by members : "Ours Not to Judge : But to Help" , " Heart Felt Thanks ", : "The Hands are Different", "The : Greater Power" , Your Neighbor", - "Thankful F'or Things We Would :. Prefer to Avoid", "John Patons' OCTOBER 7-1-3 - - ES STOP ol !id .\ ·, .... t - ' ,; , \ l ·.i ll.'o o f Mr.-., ~ . b t L· !{,,u."lh and M::-,. Ma 111 ( lrapru.lll uf Pmtrerov Vtsiled \1 " Fnmn~ Monts and .Mr. and \1rs t' hffunl !\iforns Sundiiy af- Pr<JylnJ!: 1-' ather". "Beeause Sull\l'IJod) C.ared", ." llappmess in the Homo·". " IJJOk Up •nd Sing", l• ' ll l <i ll h't\ 1111 ' Manut>l spent Friday artl' rnuon with Mrs . JiJck .-\dam:, at t ;luna I .dart Valls . Mr and Mrs . H..lph Badgley and daugh ter , Mrs Kuth Hill spent a l i:,:p lt• of Jays w1th Mr . and Mrs [\nan Stinpson at BaJtirnore Over the weekend guest.< of Mr. ta Gawthrop and two ('hlldren of :md Mrs . Floyd Tarra were Ca ptain and Mr~ Vmce Meyers and 1-Uchwuod . W Va . Mr s. lkxanna Krughting entered daughter. Brandy, of Elgin Air F'or,.,. Base, F't . Walton Beach. Fia : Mr a11<l Mrs . CurtiS Bodily r for - Holzer Mt·di cal Cen ter suffering a tlll·rl~ I .aura Farra 1 of Ft. Walton !!o-aeh . F'la., Mr. and Mrs Vloyd F'arra. Jr of Colwnbll5 and Mr and Mrs. Os('ar Polk of Kavenswood. W. li a Mr . and Mrs Alan Cunningham, O!iva and Zachary. of Cottageville, spent SWlday with her parent.<. Mr . spent several days with Mr . and Mrs . Ernest Wmgelt and Mrs . Ann Coe . Mr . and Mrs. Arthur l.eifhman of Grand H..pid.>, Mich ., spent an afternoon and overnight with Mrs . Garnet Ervine . Mr and Mrs Charles Mallory of Atlanta, Ga and Mr and Mrs . B. s . Hice of Mouitne , Ga . spent from Sept. 20 to Sept. 24 with Mr and Mrs . Hobert Beegle and Tom Beegle and Bn ('t' ll<tr1 l ' llh'lt'( l ()h lo St<:tle L'rli'.'t•r slly ~~·~l IY Mrs Corne :\t' ..L-.4' rdurrwd hume eiftt·r \>'!Siting t wo Jr ,IJJ JLll'i w11h hL·r family 1n ~ ·••tle . Wttsh wtth Mr and Mr~ . J la \: tl ~t·a!'it' and !ion. 111 Henton. W;J sh. Mr :md Mrs Oren Nease and family, <ibo IJ~r daught~r . Mary .6Jicr Nt·ast· Wt• Pkend g:ue~t.'i of Hev and Mrs !)un Walker wt:'re Lo:~rry and Mariet - Mrs Douglas Jotmsun anG Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . Kalph Badgley un derwent surgery at Grant Hospital , Colwnbus . Jennifer Badgley and friend, K1ck YoWlg, of Hartford , W. Va .. spent SWlday with her grandparents. Mr and Mrs . Kalph Badgley and attended worship service with them in honor of Grandparent• Day . f)r John Parsons of Toledo called on his aunt, Hazel Carnahan. Mrs . Mary Spencer of Colwnbus l{obe/1 Hart U l n ·1;1 a WtTk \ lS I( \\ l th her grd rlJjJ<:~ferlb lt ' f'Witill I .mutatiOns . Hefreshmenls were " t' l\ eLl by Mr~ . Helrn Stmpson \1rs . Ronnie S1mp~on. daught er· of \1r" dl 1d \ ~ l r\· r r:. , visited other relative.s and friends . Mr and Mrs. William Heegie of Gallipolis were Sunday Pvenmg dmncr guesl'i of his parenl~ ..~1r . and Mrs . l(obcrt Beegle . Bruce Beegle of Colwnbus spent the weekend w1lh his parent.< , Mr and Mrs . Hobert Beegle. Mrs . H-aymond Butcher of Calvin, W.Va. spent overn ight with Mr. and Mrs. James Autherson and visited her son, Terry N1chols at Arcadia Nurstng Home and was joined there by Mrs. Sh1rl ey ~l<'hols and heart cunditiun He v. IJon Walker altende<i funeral servtct'S of his unde, ~tev DougLas Walker at Fayetteville, W. Va Sept 25. He v Don Walker children. David and Dl.ana, and hrr 111other , Mrs_ Keller . of Medina , Otuo who came to visit Terry . Mr . Mld Mrs . Kobert Beegle ~gem scrv t ce~ honored Mr . Martin Wilcm:en with a birthday dtnner and retirement at ra1r Oak BaptiSt Church. Zanesville. 011. Sept. 30 and will ht·~tn serv1ees at Cheshir~ Baptist l hurch Oct. 8, 7 ::10 p.m. celebration at their home . :vtr. Wilcoxen retired from lmpenal Electric, Middleport . Mr Martin Wilcoxen spent tbe weekend with his son-in-law and daughter. Captain and Mrs. Max Brown 1nd Teddy at Fairborn . He was accompanied by Mrs . Edna Pickens who spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs . Hugh Cairns and family at Tipp City. Mr . Cairns is re<:uperating at his home after undergoing back surgery_ IP~'t • PIZZA BREAD • . one topp1ng •• 89 Reg $1.20 o.,, Ooly • Your choictl of any I I • 1· :&nds= • •••••• • All LOCATIONS • YOUR FRIENDlY KROGER STORE .,'} -.,. ~ I f OPEN 24 HRS. 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Staneart's daughter, Mrs. Plul K.Jttle and 1 daughter, before returning home . Mrs . K.Jttle's husband, who is m the U. S. Anny, has been sent to Germany for a two year tour of duty Mrs. K.JtUe, a ,..a] estate dealer . expects to remain in El Paso at the present time. · Lewis Smith, who suffererl a stroke recently while on the way to church, Is sti ll confmed to Holzer Medical Center, and Mrs . Smith has been staying with lurn . The1r daughter. Mrs. Larry 9t.nley, Edison, and Mrs . Reece Prather , Westerville , have both been here to be with their parents. Also, many friends and relatives have called . Mr . Smith is reportedly s lowly improving. Loretta Stansberry , Reba and Aaron, Charleston, South Carolina, spent several days here with Mrs. Golden Stansberry, local, Mrs . Elsie Price, Alba ny. and other relatives m the a rea Velnua Jordan McCalJJ~ of Ann Arbor, M1clugan has been VLS!ling her brother and stster-in-law . Mr and Mrs. Lavern Jordan : her aunt. Ida Denison and ca lling on other relatives and friends . She has moved to Mobile , Alaba ,na. where she stayetl this past winter and expe<·ts to sell her Miclugan home. Ethel Shell. Columbus. "'" an overnight guest of ~r a nd :11rs. Mendal Jordan Many residents of this corrunumty attended the Wilkesville Rean Dinner to visit with relatives and frien · ds. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jordan and Clay William , Augusta , Georgia and Mr. and Mrs . E. I. Jordan and daughter, Nashville, Tenn ., spent a weekend he" With Mrs . Eddie Jordan's mother , Ora Cottrtll and visited other relati ves. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Qwvey. Strasburg, were he re to visit Ius mother, Martha Mays, who remains seriously ill. Mr . and Mrs . &lrl Starkey, local, and Mrs . Roy W1seman, HarriSonville, called to see Mr. Sta rkey's sister. Jessie Jewell. in Columbus and reported that her condition ha< · i mpru\'t~'ll rullowing ~ u rw·ry ., J, " " and Paula VkWhorter. L' l<.h.drt, Texas spent a vaca tion htrc " .•h their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Ronald Whittington, who have returned now from takmg the gir ls home and viSltmg their son-in la·• and daugh ter. Mr . and Mrs J, .. McWhorter and Shaw n for a few days in Lockhart, Texas ., Cecil Dwelley, Orlando, ~'lo rida, visited here with Ius sons-in~aw and daughters, Mr . and Mrs . Gra nville Stout and famly members and Mr. and Mrs . Oay Jordan . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cas.<Lell 1Barbara Jordan I, Ada . otuo. spent a weekend here to see her grandfather. Mr . and Mrs . Earl Starkey, local, and daughter, Mrs. Wilda Mae Wiseman, HarriSonville. recenlly helped Mrs . Starkey 's sister, Elma Vernon, celebrate her 88th birthday at an open house held in her honor at the home of her son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. John Vernon , J r. in New Lexington. Another brotherin-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs . Forrest (Enid 1 Harper, Chillicothe. and brother. A R. I Ben I Caste r, Char leston. W. Va ., were among those helping her celebrate. Velnua Jordan McCallie, who spent some time here visilmg relatives in the area, returned to Ann Arbor, Mi clugan, where she will attend the wedding of her granddaughter, Debbie Wilson, before she returruL here enroute to Mobile. Alabama, where she will spend the winter . l..ewis Smith, who suffered a stroke in September and has been confined to Holter Medical Center , is now conva lescing at his home . Mr . and Mrs. Frank Errunert and grandson, Shawn, Somerset, and Mrs . Lewis Allen, New Lexington , called on their aunts and uncles , Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, Metta Fisher and Mr . and ·Mrs. William Chead le. Mrs . Emmert and Mrs . Allen are daughters of the late Carol Jeffers Gorby. Mr . and Mrs. Roy Wiseman, Harrisonville, ent ertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey, in honor or her father's 86th birthday. Those joining them for ice cream and a special decorated cake for Mr . and Mrs. Starkey were Mr . and Mrs. Doyle Hudson and Mr . and Mrs. Lee Wood , Rutland . Mrs. Celia Irwin , Marysville, and Mrs. Dawn Walker Thunnan, visited here and helped their father, Dale Dye, celebrate his 8lst birthday. Murl Calaway ,was also a guest. Later in the day , the group visited the Earl Starkeys since Mr. Dye and Mr . Starkey share the same birth date, September 25. Max Cra bt ree, Armada. Michigan, Virginia ToWTl!lfnd and son, Martin , and Henry Townsend, Colwnbus, Mrs. Elsie Davi• and da~hter , Kathryn Fell)', Parker- Smokers find the taste of low tar fe lt thn didn 't sxri fi cc taste in switching from high tar MERIT matches that of high tar cigarettes. Cig;lrl'tfl'S. New taste-test results prove it. \ Proof \.)6"., ( lf MERIT smokns don't miss former high Proof A significmt m:tjmit\ uf ~ rnukLT ~ r;ltn.l -··,, '· ur hr;mds . . , MERIT taste as good ;1~ - (\r bl'tr(·r th;m k·;tdin.l.! hil.!h~ Proof \.)out of 10 enjoy smoking m tar brands. Ewn cig;lrL'rtL'S h;l\'rng rwi CL' rlw t;n ' I' m1Lcl1 since switching to MERIT, arc glcui Proof Of the 95'\, sta ting (l rrcfcrcncc when tar '· rhcy switched , and report MERIT is the levels were revealed, 3 out of 4 \ best tasting low tar thcy'\'e n·n tried~ smokers chose the MERIT low You've read the results . The contar/good taste combination m ·cr clusion is clearer than eve r: MER IT high tar leaders. deli\'LTS a winning combination of MERIT smokers rate taste ;md low tar. low tar MERIT satisfying taste A combination th zlt seems to be alternative to high tar brands. artr:tcting more and more smokers New national smoker study every day and - more importantly results prove it. - satisfying th em long tenn . Proof The overwhelming / majority of MERIT smokers polled ~-.\~·-------~ . ., M tR\\ .. ' I • .,.,..,., C Phili p Morris Inc 1919 -·· Warning : Th e Surgeon General Ha s Determined That Cigarette Smok mg Is Dangerous to Your Health Kmgs : 8mg"tar: J6 mg mcotme - 100 .s: 11 mg " tar."0 .7mg niCOtine av . per c1garett ~, "' " '78 , ." , .0 c;G~ •l·d'l Kings & tOO's • sUurg, W Va ., Mr . and Mr:-. .John Md ;et' of {'altforma. Mrs . Huth Sharp a nd Kennard Sharp , < 't•lulll - bu:-;, (;t•rrdd Sharp, I ,ogau. Fra11k Eppll· and st HI and Mr and Mr ~ l.t•t• Mc('omgs. M tddlepurt. wen• a mung those wllo wen~ here lx'cause uf tht· death of Wtl liam (' Pe(' k, long tunl' teacher m the area Members of Carpenter Hapllsl Church enjoyetl a p1cmc at l.akt· Snowden a recent Sunday ELECTION HF.I.n Members of Columbia Grange !';u. 2436 enjoyed a delicious potluck supper preceding their September meeting . F::Iedton of offwers was held and the foll owing were selected : Master. Bertha Crippen; Overseer, Mendal Jordan: Lecturer, Ar thur Crabtree: Steward. Cecil Staneart : Asststant Steward. Eldon Barrows: Chaplam , Murl Galaway : Treasurer , F.arl Starkey ; Secrel<Jry. Westina Crabtree: Gate Keeper. Dwight Seiple : Ceres, Ava Greenlees; Pomona, Oma Starkey: Flora , Zella Seiple; Lad y Assisl<lnt S teward, Hose Barrows: Junior Committee Chaimnan, Kathy Jordan; Youth Chairman, Hi lla Khoades; Legislative Comm ittee. Ea rl Starkey: and Wom en's Ac · livilies, F.lizabeth Jordan . Apple Grove News Notes Hy Mrs . Ht·rbt·rt Roush ,\1r and Mrs . I ;·ster Little of IJttlt• llucktng were Sundety dinner guest:; of Mr cmd Mrs Dorsa Parsons. Dorsa Parson s and Lester l Jtl\1· ca ll l'<l on Arnold Anderson Sw1da) a fl c rnuon n t Letart Mr _ and Mr!-i . Gene Jewell and fanuly of Letart , W. Va . visited Fnday evemng with Mr. and Mrs (~l'rald Hayman and Ke1th, Mr. and Mr.'i _ Ted Hayman , Mr and Mrs. Fr;-tnk Taylor, all of CtJIUllltJ,, .., It was reported that Helen Jeffers had the Winning entry in the county contest 1n the afghans and llllla llhnades had first tn county with <Tucheled craft entry. These will be entered m sta te competiton in Cin · ci mwti at the State Grange Sess1on Oct . 21-2 4 Ava Gree nlees and Eldon Ba rruws will attend the special State Grange Session tn Guernsey County and rece ive the Sixth Degree It was also noted that Columbia Grange placet! second at the Albany Community Fatr wi th thetr eXhibll . J:-,tlt·d '\lr ornJ \ir~ Ha~ttJan Stu\ · dct ... ~r .111d Mrs <~t'tdld lla;·Jt t<:Hl l.t~tlt•d Mr and :vir.-. Ht•~rt Hart a t H.dctnt · Su nria ~ l'\ enmg Mrs Wlll \alfl Huback um.l son:-. . .Jolm ~J:Jd Aaron qf H.t:t! ·Jru· '-H'fl' Sun dJ} Utruwr guest-- of .'vlrs Eula Wolh· cwd Aaron Mrs Huth Ke\sltn~ ( 'tn' il' of l(, ush. lla v1d. He• ·ky . 1\achel and '<~(huu Hensler uf H..acme. Juhn Htll . IJ rula Turley, son Ktrk, F.ff1e Mr . and Mrs. Marshall Koush, Joey and Cortney, Mrs . Dolly Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs Dctrrell Norris, Tracy and Hya n Mr and Mr s. Darrell Norris entert.all\ed Friday at their home in honor of thelr daughter, Tracy, who wa.~ celebrating her seventh bir· thday . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill, Mr . and Mrs . Dean Hill, Pt l"kt·n~ . tl f Ft Vl' .JutUl and Dorothy Chaney Pmnb Mrs . Paul 'Hazel l Sellers of Por tland i{l . s1s!er of Effie P1ekens. IS a surgtcal patient (jt St. .Joseph llosplt.al. Albert Hill. .lr of 1\acme IS a nlt'dtcct l pat1ent <H Holzer Medtcal l"er1tcr Mr and Mrs Honald Russell, Mandy and M1kf·. vrsrted Mr and Mrs. Dona J...ewts and enjoyed the day go -.:arttnK Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . Dorsa Parsons. Mr . and Mrs Homer Belt, Mr and Mr> . ( ;il ll tpolt.'i ha s moved a duuble wtde molJtle home lo hf·r priJpt•rt y e~ t I .d a1·t <-tnd wtll be me:~ ktng her homt' hcfl' Mrs Clrd~ was e~ runner rcsHlent uf ! ..ctart f" ails !Jon llell entered llo lzer M<·dr ca I Center S.·pt 9 and had surgery ~pl 20. Those vistting tum duri ng h1s llospil<:lhz.a tion were h1s w1fe . l.ots Hell. daughter, Mr . and Mrs llruce Hart of Co lunlbJLs. Hev "nd Mrs F:ddre llurnem uf A.slrland, Ky ., Jim, Ret!} and Sherne Hell of Mormng Sl<lr, Mrs. Focie Ha;1nan . John and Ern1a Hill . l.mda Turley , Kathryn Hill. John and Dorothy Chaney and Gene of F1ve POints. 1\ev. David Harns. J{obert and l.illie Hart . ~:tta Mae Hill. Hev. Pearl Casto, of P<:itrJot and several fnen cb from t~ Kygl'r Cree k Power Plant v.·here Mr. Bell1s employed. Those m1ttng Mr. Bell after he returned home Sept 16 were Mr and Mrs. Rnwe Hart of Columbus , Mr . and Mrs. Harold Laurel Cliff News Notes Attendance Sept. 23 at the Free MethodiSt Church was 90. Mr and Mrs Joseph Higgenbothmn and Erin, Columbus, spent the weekend with pastor and Mrs . Floyd Shook . Due to the rain the Sunday School p1cn1 c was postponed until Sept. 29,6 p.m . at Forest Acres Park . Mr . Ernest Powell is not very well Al Barnette of Pomeroy . Mr ·and Mrs . f{ocky Hu~~. son K J wer" Sunday VISitors uf Mr . and Mrs . Ar nold Hupp, Mr. and Mr s Eddre Hupp and J eremy F:dd1e Hupp " employed at Tn St.ate Ma.tt'rt~ls . Mrs . Floren ce Smith atlended the homccorrung Sunday at the Si John's Luthera n 01urch ctt ;;east' at thts time . Mrs. f11fford Jacobs has been Settlernt"nt. re ported on sic:k list . Mr and Mrs. Walter .\lcDade and Hoy Wilson of Troy, 0 . spent Thursday through Sunday WJth Mrs . Edna 1\ou sh, Mrs. Glauys Stuelus and other relat ives. Mr . Cecil Wise, Chester . was a guest Sunday at the local church. The Me1gs Holtness ){ally was held Tuesday evem ng at the local church. BIGGEST SAVINGS & FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN VAUGHAN'S. .. ardinal OCUST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WHILE THEY LAST TURKEY LEGS POUND EDON TOILET TISSUE 29¢ 2 4 ROU. PKGS. $}00 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 ... 9 P.M. • 12 MIDNIGHT CONE EARLY STAY LATE COFFEE.I DONUTS WHILE YOU SHOP STOP BY AND SAY HI WE'LL BE GLAD TO SEE YOU WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO UIIIT OII.AinnE5 PLEASE 110 DEALER SALES • CUSTOMERS OIILY 11 PM to 12 MIDNIGHT SPECIALS HEINER$ CRISPY SERVE BONUS BUY BREAD 10¢ LOAF LIM IT 5 BACON 39¢ LB. 79¢ 6 PAK LIMII J LIM!T 5 MEDIUM POTATOES PEPSI EGGS SNYDERS POTATO CHIPS 8 OL PKGS. .00 �17- The Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 .• Wednesday , Oct. JO, 1979 16- The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Wednesday, Oct 10, 1979 Your Best Buys Are Found in the Sentinel Classifieds FIRST, I want to thank God , Dr Telle , his assistant for the surgery they performed on me, for my husband Guy and my son Guy William , his wife Carol, my preacher , Rev . George Oiler , prayers and for the consolat i on they gave me that mor ning . 1 want to thank me whole staff at Veterans Memorial Hospital who were so good and kind to me : all those who praye<J for me and visited w i th me, ~nding flowers and carc:ls. May God Bless each and every one of you in a won drous way . Opal Hope Harper . Notices MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY 992 6260. Pets avai Iable tor adoption and informaT ion servtce GUN SHOOT EVERY SUNDAY! PM FACTORY CHOKE ONLY RACINE GUN CLUB CHIP WOOD . Poles max d1ameter 10" on largest end Sl2 p -er ton . Bundled slab . S10 per ton . Delivered to Ohio Pallet Co., Rf "), Pom e roy 992 2689 OLD FURN I TURE , 1ce bo)l(eS, brass beds, iron beds , desks, ere., complete households . Wr ite M _D Miller . Rt . -4 , Pomeroy or call 992 7760 . OLD COl NS . pocke1 wt ches . c las.s rings , wedding bands, diamonds Gold or silver Call J A Wamsley , 142 233 I 2980 . ANTIQUES . no ex ceptions on my property J uay M cGr aw Self GUN SHOOT Rac i ne Vo lu nte-er F , re Dept Every Sa turday 6 JO p m At fheir buildingin Bashan . Factory choke guns on I y MEIGS COUNTY Fish and Game regular c lub meeting at Shade Valley Club House Sa turday , Oct . 13 at 7 p.m Refreshments and supper . Bring a fri end Pets for Sale HOOF HOLLOW, Enghsh and Western . Saddles and harness . Horses and ponies. Ruth Reeves . 614 · 698 3290 . Bording and Riding Lessons and Hors.e Care products . Western boots Children 's Sl5 .50 Adults S29 .00. RISING STAR Kennel Boarding Call J67 0797 POODLE HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding , all breeds . Clean indoor -outdoor facilit ies Also AKC registered Dobermans . 614 .446 7795 ----- --- ONE SILVER male Teacup poodle w ithout reg istration papers , 1150 1 black and apricot ti ny toy , S75 Both 8 weeks old . 667 3915 Auto Sales. 1976 MONTE CARLO, 350 engine, low mileage S2600 992 2656 197-4 CJ 5 JEEP . For more inform alion , call 742 2503 . 1977THUNDERBIRD. p .s . p .b ., a .c., am fm rad10 , radial tires , reclining seats . Excellent condition S.C300 . Must sell 247 J594 1973 FORD F 10 pickup wim camper style t op POCKET wal ches Willing to pay top dollar (d l l 1 592 2973 evenings JUNK . Ba1 ter ies . radiators , motors , auto . trans . No Sunday Yard Sale YARD SALE De l 12. 1919. Frtday . 10 a .m to 4 p .m . Sw i ng set, c lothing , of all sizes . Sheets , bedspreads , 364 E Main St . 2nd house above Fran c ts Flor1s1 , Pomeroy , OH GARAGE SALE . 488 Palmer Thursday , if raining, Fr~day . 9 4. Everything 550 Broadway St , Middleport, 9-5. Thursday and Friday , 9 till12 Saturday BASEMENT SALE . YARD SALE Thursday , Oct 11 dOd Fr ida y, Oct 12 . 10 am till 6 pm Clothing , w hi te uniform s and mi<..c. 1tem s. 2nd house above Sal1sbury Grade School Lost and Found LOST . DC T 4. Moddleporl Doberman Irish Se tter Black with white spot on chest , temale Answers to Heidi Humane Society , LO S T . Mtddleport , Shepherd Coll1e, black , white and tan , male . An swers to Ben Will pick up. Humane Society , 9n ·6260 . F(..UND Blac k Doberman Pinc her type dog . Found at Jack ward's Nife Club . 992 5-416 or 992 ·3793 between B amand-4 . 30pm FOUND in Pomeroy Oct 9, a German Shepnerd , black and c ream w i th c hoker c hatn , fema l e . Humane Societv , 992 ·626() . Help Wanted BABYSI RUTLAND FUEL Co . is taking appl ica tion s for full t i me employee , some e)l( perience in working with natural gas want~ but not necessary _ Apply by mail. PO 80)1( 1538, Huntington , ~- APP L ICATIONS ARE now Society, 99H260. be i ng ac f"pted for a cooperative e>ctension S>er v ice program assistant to assist area e)l(tens1on agent with community resource development programs . Min i mum of a Bachelor ' s degree, Master ' s Degree preff"rrf"d Automobile requ1red . Contaocnarles Knotts or Sam Crawford. Box 32 . Ja c kson, OH Phone 286 2177 WANTED . PERSON or coup le to stay day and n1ght with elderly man who is a stroke v ictimbut is am bulatory . Call 773 5706 or 992 3653 Camping Equipment DEER HUNTER 's 992·7378. FOR s a le Will POWER alternators own the best buy WINPOW E R Call 51 3 78ll 2589 TWO SNOW f1r es, use d 2 months , size G R 78x 14 Phone 997 3379 OLD WALNUT grand father ' s clock . Inqu i re at rne Wood Shed on Broad way in Ra c 1ne SALE S, P T wv \ 6398 Mobile Homes - Rent TWO BEDROOM mobole home , partl y furnished . Middleaged or elderly people preferrea . No pets, no children Deposit 991 27.49 3785 PURE DUROC BOAR . top qual ity Reedsville . 61.4 ·378 · 6311. Services Offered WILL CARE tor elderly in our home Also , room and board available. 992 7314. WILL BABYSIT children of all ages in my home Tuppers Plains area . 61J7 MAJESTIC WOOD burner , 36 '' wide, l i ke new . $225. See at 591 Broadway St ., Middleport HOTPOINT and GENERAL ELECTRIC Heildquarters Appliances Sales & Service range , Har vest Gold . Frigidaire portable dish · washer, harvest gold . 11ft . Mountaineer truck. cam· per . Ludwig drum set. Phone days, 985 33-41. After SIGLER FUEL oil stoll'e 250 gallon tank . S100 992 - \("'_Jack Real Estate for Sale McCulloch Pro MAC SS McCulloch MU -1 0 Remington lo4 S IX ROOMS, ba1h, basement. outbuilding s and garden at Letart , OH . Seco nd house pa5t filling sration . HOBSTETTER REALTY PHONE 742-2003 with 1969 New Moon trailer . 2 bedrooms, living room, bath , kit c hen and 6'xl6' add -on . Ca ll for more into today . we won't have thi s one l ong at only . $15,000 .00 . POMEROY - PRICE REDUCED!! The For Sale $125.00 $100.00 150 Auto $12S.OO Home lite XK12 Hom elite $115.00 ~ KL400 Homelite 5200.00 Remington Yardmaster S1S.OO Remmg1on Super 754 I 100 .00 Seors S100.00 XL Homelire $75.00 1 Excellent Unico 16 cu. ft . Coppertone Refrigerator , like new, S25G I New Electric Furnace, cleArance priced 1 new Fuel Oil Furnace, cleArAnce priced Refrigerator ~ - 2-4X 80 tile co nstruction , city w.ater and gas . Two extra rooms a nd bath . Will takeS 11,000. S25 .500 00 RUTLAND Beautiful 2 story , 4 bedroom home with dining room , living room, kitchen. bath and more . Asking $35,000 .00 . HYSELL RUN Almost eight acres wifh .a 2 bedroom home Tt"lere·s two water taps and two septic systems . Sell ing price $23,500 .00 . WE NEED LISTINGS . Call and discuss our listing contact . We will be glad to nelp . Cheryl Lemley, Assoc . Pnone H2 -200J Velma Nicinsky , Assoc . Phone 742 · 3092 Hilton W~\fe, Assoc . Phone 949 -2S89 George S. Hoste1er Jr . Broker , Phone 992 -Sln sas.oo MAIN ST . Jack W. Carsey ,.. ~r . Ph. 12-1111 TAPPAN GAS cook stove . Gibson fr ost free refrigerator Maytag washer Living room suite without chair . Dinette set with .4 chairs . 7.42 2802 21n H P . Demming deep well pump, 85 ff . ot flex1bl e pipe and storage tank 949 2008 Ra cine R W Lewis 8-43 24.32 . CENTURY 21 Kno1s. 423 8210 WE'RE HERE WHEN YOU NEED US. 2361 AUCTION FRIDAY 7,00 P.M. ANS . LOW OR NO DOWN PAYMENT . PURCHASE OR REFINANCE IRELAND MORTGAGE , 77 E . STA TE , ATHENS . 614 592 3051 r- nve.-agt'"~ - We "re lwre when v••u nr-t·d us for mobik h1;11lt'~ in ~urance. Come tu the professional s fur tht" !'ipedal policy to fi t your specific Ohio River Auction We'll CQVer new or used mobile h o m~s . You can evt"n ~et seasonal, rentaJ SR 7 South of Middleport, 0. DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY N. 2nd Ave. 742-2328 ADD ONS & REMODELING Gutter work, down spouts, some concrete work , walks and drivewilys. (FREE ESTIMATE! V. C. YOUNG Ill RACINE, 0 . 949 ·2148 or needs. 992 -2342 ?7170 MoniQOm{'r'r Rd Lanqw! ll l". Oh 10 /)14 66' U4~ Ev f' nmq ~ 1 Mol<'! €.1\f of Wo lkP W ollt GOOSE ~ UPER STOCW For Rent COU NTRY MOBILE Home Park , Route 33, north of Pomeroy L a rge lo t s.Call 608 E. I..I.II~Q~j.U.,..J MAIN POMEROY,O. PH . 992 -2259 992 7479 . ROOM tLEPHER I YOU HEARD THE LADY i ,rART OINKI>J' , PI&, A!oiD I GOOD--OR YOU'~E CHOPS' b o ard , H. L Writesel Roofing Roger Hysell Garage mile oil Rt . 7 b y -pass on St . Rt 174 fowilrd Rutland. Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 IN STOCK tor immediate del ivery · various sizes of pool kits . Do •t yourself or let us install for you 0 . Bumgardner Sa les, Inc REYNOLD 'S ELECTRIC collect , Gerold BORN LOSER AMERI CAN HERITAGE ABOUT 20 ACRES - 45050 Near Ct"lester , 2 story fram f" house. 4 bedrooms, bath , own water , free gas, car peting and paneling, large c.arpor t , cold Lane 1965 . J CENTRAL REALTY CO. FRAME - J bedrooms, all c arpeted with ciOSf" t S, lovely equipped kit c hen , insula tion , storm doors and win dews, full basement . This you must see! WE HAVE CONV.ENTIONAl. FINANC lNG FOR MOST OF OUR HOMES FOR AS LOW ASS% DOWN . NEW LISTING - o4 BR home. hardwOOd floors, large LR, also family rm , garage and good out · building, Many n1 ce features. plenty of fruit trere5 and g~rden space . Asking S-48,900. Just oft Rt . 7 in Chester . Ap proximately 7'11 '-; acres vacant land near Rutland on Happy Hollow Road. all minerals, $25,375 .00 . T.H IS IS. WHAT Y.OU ASKED FOR - 14 acres of n1 ce ro111 ng Iand With a 11/:l story hosue that 5its oack off the roa_d su~roun~ed with maple trees. Lg . pond HANDYMAN'S SPECI· AL - Live in or rent, 3 bedrooms . bath , kit c hen , living room . Owner wants $6,.500 .00 . stocked w1tf'l fiSh . N1 ce ly locate-d in Morning Sta r ~rea . Price S33,900 FAMILY HOME - Lots of possibilit ies with th iS real nice 1 story home . Many tea,ur~ , like central air. built -in appliances, all carpe ted & so torftl . A very good inve5tment with several nice building loTs . On approx . -4 1-'2 acres in the center Of Racine, Ohio. Asking only 15-4,000. REALTORS Henrv E . Cleland, Sr. Res. 992 ·2S68 Henrv E. Cleland, Jr . Res. 992 -6191 ASSOCIATES Roger & Dottie Turner 6 room house , withbath . 592 Pearl St. , Middleport. Remodeled , a u new inside and out Phone 74"2 -2405 or HOME & INCOME - ,mmediate possession, large 3 _bedroom homf", livi~g room & fam ily room, all n1cely car peted . Eat -1n equipped kitchen, 2 fut baths, 1' 2 basement, garage, ni ce garden area . In come from trailer on property Racine, $4.5,000. 132,000.00 - Good 3 bedroom, all carpeted homt close to Pom e rov & Miaoleport . Located on nooct 1 11 acres of land . -. 2 ERA MERCER REALTY MINI FARM 1-4 acres , 3 bedrm house. firep l ace . very secluded . Cash or con ventiona l finance only . S22.500 . Scou t Camp Rd Back ot Chester FARM -over 70 ac res Of land bordering Pomeroy with e)l(tra large barn and old farm house . Not many tre:es but plenty of pasture and some farm ground. Prt ced Only $--C9,000 LOTS OF LOTS Pomeroy . From 1 to 75 acres, bordering MIDDLEPORT -· Good 3 BR home approx. 10 yrs . otd, stove & refrigerator , I g. storage bldg. Priced at $35,000. 84 FT . OHIO RIVER FRONT 3. 77 acre RACINE - 2 tHOI! rra11er on nice lot . Asking $11,500. with mobile nome . 3 brm .. 11h baths, ex panda tv . rm . $16,000 . :ZO WOODED ACRES- Can be divided. $22.000. BOTTOM - 6 2 bdrm . trailer, 2 covred porches , 3 car garage , flat lot . $23,000. Owner willing to t(11k REEDSVILLE ~- Home with 1 car garetge and r1ice business building with 2 res trooms . $25,000. BOATERS Hocking - Lit11e River fron - swimm i ng , plus home building spot . 1.-41 acres 119,900 CAll Virgin 1 1HAyman p" 185-4197 LARGE SPLIT LEVEL - on 3 Acres. 4 BR home f!JIIY carpeted , equipped k.if., family room has n lc~ ftreplace . Iaroe u t ility room and plenty of storage, two-car oar age has ~lectric door opener. great feature after another . LiSte-d $75,500. one I +62 ' • Q7 tJ4 +Q 7543! • J 10 9 6 tQI01i5! • 8 • broke 3 ~ 3. dummy's club loser could be diScarded on the 13th heart Even 1f hearts did· 'hot divide SOUTH +KQ.J8 •843 2 f t A 9 + A 10 9 IJITLE ()RPHAN ANNIE 61GGtR FER l111:M · AS WAS LfH ... po._~_...,,n SHORE \0/ISHT I COULDA' C.OT 'EM ALL ··· BUT THA'l'tL COMe AHOTHfR D<>Y ·- · I tl. !N'T DAIO Yf T ... SPRY A S · ··AS A KI D ·· I'M --- West North 1• East Pass Pas.s PaM Pass 3• Pass 4• Pass 5., Pass Pass Pass Free Esfim•tes .. . AND UiFT THE KEY UP THERE 0t< TOP Of' THE TABLE' WILL HAU L l imestone and gravel Also, l i me haul ing and spreading . Leo Morris Trucking Phone 7471.455 Declarer drew trump in three rounds and the n played and another heart. least won the third round with the 10 and playe.._, the jack. which was ruffed ir1 dummy Declarer first played the ace and king of diamonds and t hen ruffed a d1amond before deciding which opponent to play lor the club queen The club play now had become a s ur e th1ng . East had shown up with t wo spades. four hearts. six diamonds and therf"fore only onf' club . When South cas hed hts ace of cl ubs and the queen d1d not appear the ace . king South 1. 40 4 NT 6+ +5 in tendency East. tt was a certainty to take the hness~ through from b1dd1ng IS to bid SUitS up the line . That IS. when holding two four-card suils and hearmg West you r partner b1d . to announce you r c heapest suit f1rst South wa s no slaviSh ! NEW S PAP~H tal ~ (For South cue ~ b1d hiS ace a F NTERPRISt: ASSN 1 of JACOBY MODERN. send $1 ro · ·wm at 8fldge. · care of this newspa- lower of this traditiOn He b!d his strong four -c ard suit immediately After hearmg North's jump ra1se 1n s pades. S&G Carpet C lean tng Steam cleaned Fre e estimate . Reasonable rates Scotchouard 992 6309. or 742 2348 AND The modern declarer playmg e~ther East or West for the queen of clubs. By O.wald Jacoby and Alan Sonlag JAMES KEESEE Phone 99'1·2772 8·11 1 mo . favorably would then have the opt1on of Vulnerable : North-South Dealer : North Pass Dawn Spouh copy per. P 0 Box 489. Radio Crry Statron New York . N Y 10019 of sand Call 949 2680 GASOIJNE A!J.f'V END Loader . brush hog . Will d o basements, ponds , brush . timber . land c l ear ing Charles Butcher . 742 21140 SEWING Repairs. makes . What's th' crowd, RtAfus? MACHINE Sf!rll'ice , a1 1 992 2284 . The down! WINNIE sm .. :::>.., :: ·; s::: Ht4PPY/ MEA N~ v~ -E RE- ' 5 'T? W '"' =N HOWERY AND MARTIN CA'\J Y8U \ ".0\ Excavating , sept 1 c sys tems , dozer, backhoe = '\J ? W M!::N -rc AQ E: WE GOI NG -O' LL W I\J\J E IN ~ A-r WO' DID 7 v/Q"., T SHE 3E •N ~URIJ< 1 SE: W ~ ~f\1 H::R ::0'< A \VC ..,..:': L!... \V i:.IZE Gl vl 'l f< c'<. TI" IS hOUSO:? R1 . 14.3 . Phone 1 (614 1 698 7331 or 74J.259J. AUTOMOBILE SURANCE been IGemwn emotional abbr . Yesterday '1 Alllwer !I Out of 7 Go kaput 8 Never-ending 9 Horse color 10 Barbecue rod 15 It mvolves pairs 18 Irish river steam 22 Grecian theaters !9Nlmbi lO Part of a century 3% Botmdary !3 Windflower 15 Ancient tongue : Z5 literary swordsman abbr . 3i Reciprocal !ll !..eM doubtful of NNW arbiter !7 Necktie material zt! Ship route SAVE ·oN 1CAlPET DRIVE AtlmE SAVE~ LOt RUBBER BACK CARPET 311love: Lat. l2 Clear as- 33- and cry BARNEY -·AN' GUESS WHO GOT THROWED IN TH' JAILHOUSE 'IESTIDDV ··LONNY HICI<5!! HE ALWAYS WUZ A WUTHLESS COOT ~ Hard wol'ker~4---t--+-l3i Mother -- AI'll' 'IE WON'T NEVER BELIEVE WHO HOPED-- of F .D .R 37 Natural 31 Battle memento •4!!.uo :W Bird d08 Cash &Carry 44l - out Cmake do ) OOWN SALE ON ALL I Main artery IN STOCK DAILY ·9~~up 6'x1?'tll12'x16 ' S3800 and up Ca11742-2211 RU11AND RJRNinJRE Rutland, o_ L..J.......J-.L.....J.......J_ CRYPTOQl iOTE- Here's how U. HERE'S THE FIERCE P'1'THON SLITJ.!ERIN6 ALONG TilE GROUND.. to work It: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter stmply stands for another . In this sample A is PEANUTS 5LOWL!( flE BEGINS 10 SLITHER UP A HUGE JUNGLE TREE TflAT WAS NH FAMOUS .Jst'd f o r thr three I. 's. X (or the two O's, etc. Single letters. apo&trophes. the l en gth and (ormation o r the words are all hints Each da y the r ode letters are different . CRVPTOQUOTES 6ACKUli\RO SLITllE~ QBO I ZS D Y DSDO QTND HG BJJZNQBRZTO RFBO FD HG H N D B P . - SZERTN Yelllenllly'o Cryptoquote: NEVER SAY YOU PTDY FWKT KNOW A MAN 'vNTIL YOU HAVE DMDED AN INHERITANCE Wl'm IDM. - LAVATER West 3,15 : Good Morning Ameri ca 6 , 13 : Batman 10; Thursday Morning 8; Three Stooges-Little Rascals 17 : 7 1sA M. Weather 33 7 :30--Family Affair 10; 7 5>-Chuck White Reports 10 8 ·QO.-Capt . Kangaroo 8,10: Leave It To Beaver 17 ; Sesame St. 33 8 :30---Romper Room 17 . 9 ·1l0-Bob Braun 3 ; Big Valley 6 ; Porky Pig Friends 8; One Day a. At A Time 10; Phil Donahue 13 , 15; Lucy Show l7 9 30--Bob Newhar t 8. Love of Life 10. Green Acres 17. lO,QO.-Card Sharks 3,15 ; E~e ol Night 6; Beat the Clock 8. 10 ; Morning Magazine 13: Movie " The Member of lhe Wedding" 17 . 10 30 - Hollywood Squares 3.15 : S20.000 Pyramid 13 . Andy Griffith 6 ; Whew 8.10. 10 5>-CBS News 8 ; House Ca ll 10. 11 .()()-High Rollers 3,15; Laverne&. Shir ley 6, 13 ; Prlce is Right 8, 10 . 11 : 30- Wheel of Fortune 'I 3.15; Family Feud 6.13 ; Sesame St . 20; Nov• 33 : 11 . >~News 17 . 12 00- Newscenter 3; News b,8, 10, 13 ; Mindreaders 15 ; Love American Style 17 . 12 . 30--Ryan 's Hope 6,13 . Search lor Tomorrow 8, 10 , Health Field 1S; Movie " Warpath " 17 ; E lec Co. 20.33 oo-Oays of Our Lives 3.15 ; All My Children 6.13 ; Young \1. !he Rest less 8, 1o . 30----As The Wor I d Turns 8, 10 ; 2 · 25--News 17 17 . Masterpiece Theatre 4 30- Bew i!ched ln - " 1 1 QO.-Today Sl)l( Million Dollar . Spectrf"man 17 ZIR!ng 99).21.0 . Morning, Hlllbilloes 8; Sesame St . 20.33; 3 British mystery wnter 4 Influence 5 Means of access 6 Quantity : ZS "Look Back ce lled? Lost your operator's license'!' Phone 6 · so-Good Virginia 13 ; 6 : 55-News 13. Wild 10 ; Flintstones 17 . Cartoon 3, Tom & Jerry 13 ; Password Plus 15 ; Merv Griffin 6: Beverl~ U Beloved one ..,._..-..-..,..- IN con 3: t 00---Mister collapse eau - do1er loader and ba ckhoe work ' oump trucks and Ia boys for hire, wil l haul f i ll dirt , top soil , limestone and gravel. Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992 7089. night phone "2·3525 or 992 2 Moment of composer Large 11 . 6 · JQ--For You ... Biack Woman 10 ; News 17 ; 6: 45--Morning Repor1 Lucy ACROSS 4 Maxims 10 Pair.ful 11 Awaken 1% Victim Jl Walk weakly 14 day 15 For : Sp . II Hockey luminary 17 Hire ; employ 19 One, in Rheilrui ZO Exasperate !1 Wreck com pletely : sl. Z3 Katherine - Porter PTL C lub 13 6 .1l0-700 Club 6,8 ; PTL Club 15 ; Heal1h Field 10 ; 6 : 0~World al 20. J· 30--Qne Day At A Time 8; Joker's by THOMAS JOSEPH qo Fabr i c Shop , Pomero ,. Authorized Singer Salts and Service We sharpen Scissors . EXCAVAT IN G. ~~·VHrd' Wh4 didn' 40tA Newton, m4 tell me he wtAZ chilehood sweetheart? in town~ He qot a fool notion he qoin' t'walk till pr1ces THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11,1979 2 30--Another World 3, 15 . Guiding Light 8.10: Gigg lesnor1 Hotel 17 . 3 00---General Hospital 6,13 : I Love blast 1ng . Free est •mates GOOD REMNANT SELECTION CALL JIMMY DEEM, ASSOCIATE 949 ~ 2311 OR NANCY JASPERS, ASSOCIATE t49·26S4 or 949-2m EAST +50 Windows dtn1no and utd1ty room , kitchen equipped with srove and refrig~rator . Most Of the hOu'se newly car~te-d . ~orced a~r _gas furnace only 1 year old . Also garage. '!'- comp let~ trailer hook up with n•t . gas tap and Soep11C can add 1 ncome to the home. Over 2 ecres of land . All for 5'19.900. C~appointment . WANT TO SELL? - GIVE US A CALL prospects . Slam was ari excel · lent propositiOn If the hearts WF.ST Opening lead : lnstalleGwith Pad Free total elec . Not expensive, fully lnllJiated , all hard · wood lloors . 3 large hOthpuses. You can have all this with approximately 5 acres Qf land tor only 163,500. South won the open1ng trump l ead and surveyed his l Clork JUST LISTED. + 6 year old home with 3 bedrooms, JUST LISTED - Mini farm wla beaut iful brick bl · level , w/3 bedrooms & full basement, large carport, slam K .J 6 33 , All S1ar Swing Festl'ill! l 20. 10 00 - Upstairs, Downstal'rs 17 : News 20; Connections 33. 10 3Q-Bes1 of Groucho 20. 11 oo-News 3,8,10 , 15; Last of the Wild 17; Dick Cave1t 20 : Wodehouse Playhouse 33. 11 , 15- News 6.13; 11 : 30- Johnny Carson 3,15; Your Turn . Letters 1o CBS News 8 . ABC News 33; Movie "David and Bathsheba" 10. Movie " With a Song In My Heart" 17. 11 .tl5- Love Boat 6, 13 ; 12 00Switch 8 12, 55- Baretla 6 , 13 ; 1: 00Tomorrow 3; News 15. 1 lo-- Hawaii Five -0 8; 2 : CIO---News 17 1 Os--Ne-ws 13. Movie "Terror In a Texas Town " 17 ; 3 :4G-Movle " The Atom 1c City" 17 . 5 .35- Love American Stylf" 17; 5:45--Farm Report 13; 5 · 50- diamonds. North tn turn cue bid the ace of hearts and after Blackwood . Souih bid lhe 10- 10 . ~ COUNTRY SPECIAL - Nice remodeled 2 bedroom hom e on blacktop road . Mostly carpeted F .A . nat . gas furna ce . A very attractive small home andl acre land . Pri ced for quick sale for $17,500. + • J&L BLOWN INSUlATION VHm AND ALUMINUM SIDING PAINTING TURB AN ·----- NORTH + A 10 9 7 ¥ A K 5 t K 83 .I, AS OlLIE AHD ME OOT_ TH ' SHAI=(ES WAS DOZER. Real Esfafe for Sale BEAUTIFUL REMOD ~ ELED 2 · STORY 992 7'192 TUNING Daniels . New phone num ber 742 ·2951 . Service to schools and t"lomes Stnce WANT TO rent · 2 bedroom , unfurnished tlo use in Mf"igs County 992 2946 . RuTland , abo1.1t acre, water , lights, and gas Lovely s1fe . $2 ,400. BEDROOM. 3825 wanted fo Rent 1 'J B OWERS REPAIR Sweepers , toasters . iron!~ , all small iiPPI •an cf"s . Lawn mower Ne)(t to Sta te Highway Garage on Route 7, 985 PIANO room . $30.500.00 . BUILDING SITE T HREE ELWOOD M OB ILE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag WAL . APER All l11flo'l 3752 house, built 182 3, 8 room bri c k residf"n ce . 1 m il e from Rutland on Beech GrOII'f" Rd Call 513 539 7439 or wrtte M . Fer let . 146 W1n ston Lan e, Monrow , OH G LAD E What a sma11 ga l 15 supposed 10 kno w ho w to pla y - DUMB Hand count clinches slam s. HOUSE and frame, 1 lovf"ly acre, about 6 years old 3 bedrooms, dining room, utility , patio , c hain fen Cf"d yard , l arge garage SJ7 ,500 .00 . Jumbles AXIO M --- Win\ TWO "F'S' 797--4857 or Tom Hoskins 797 ~ 274 NEW LISTING BRADFORD, Au c tioneer , Complete Service . Phone 949 2-487 or 949 2000 ra c 1ne, Ohi o, Cr~tt Bradford . I I 1] ]To BE( ~-=-=BR=-=-=ID=--=G:-::--E~~ Roofing, gutters. ind downspouts. Fret Est1m~res. All work guaranteed. 20 years e• perience. Call Afhfns, ts Phone 992 543.4 . $40,000 . NEW LISTING - I I I I1I W•dn<sday . Ocl. I 0 ROOFING eGuHers and RANCH TYPE -- Brick Now arrange the etrcled letlers to form the surpnse answer . as sug gested by the aOOve car1oon Answer: [ An swer OHIO VALLEY A&H Upholstering , ac ross from the Texa co Slation tn Syraucse 99") 37-'3 or 992 Chester area . 2 bedroom Utilities not paid, $100 mo ., reference and deposit requir f"d Call 304 863 5162 ~EMA I N POO~. HOW TO I Yeslerel ay s New, repair, gutters and downspouts . Win.dow cleaning Gutter cleaning Free Estimates 949 -2 862-949 -21 60 3 AND 4 RM furnished ap dlf"port , 2·s1ory framf", J bedrooms, natural gas furnace , equippf"d lc.it chen , c arpe t i ng and pane l ing , $18.200 I, (Answers lomo rrow) Ct"les ter area, over 25 acres , ni ce ly remodeled home , equipped kitchen, porches and patio, ~ mall barn. timber and pasture . $38,950 .00 . TRAILER . 8.10 . 9 :QO--Movie " Mirror, Mirror" 3,15; Baryshnikov at the Whitf&:lltlouse IJ 1--1 mo. elnsul•tion eStorm Doors 1 Storm Windows • Repl•cement - Mid Movie " M cHale's Navy Joins the Air Force" 17. 8 :30-Movie " The Greek Tycoon " 4 5 lf c 992 5724 AND 6 , 13 ; Great Performances 20,33; I [] tiNSORP <:>v'""' 8~ PORI< 8 ,oo-Real People 3. 15; World Series ~ [] I) I CAf'TAIN EASY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBE" •o . nJo (] [J FOR YOUR NEW HOME OR EXTENSIVE HOME REMODELING Also Masonry Work 992 -7583, or 992 -2282 working persons or retired Motors, rewind and repatr . $165 month, S-45 we-ek.ly _ 992 2356. 561 Beec h S1 . 992 ·6012 Middleport, Ohio . LISTING t•oe, for boa! dock and Middleport, 0. I FLECE ROUSH COI'bTRUCTION .4 30 If ( 518 ,900 . REEDSVILLE or t·umnwn·ial tll-.tlra nce TRAILER SALES TWAILER NOW AVAILABLE LONG matrh. . RUTLAIIo!D MONTGOMERY FIN A NCING VA FHA LO · rm . older nome, car peted , barn , plus 1 out bui ldings, on 10 lots . You ·ve spent a Jut ol tinw an~ money pic-kin~ o ut the mubilc:hu1n~that meets your specifi c needo;;. Now get the in s uran c e to OON~I.' ...... s Pug Pepper and Co Tuppers Plains Beautiful J bf"droom bri c ~ . family room with wood burning fireplace , 2 c ar garage, 2 1' "2 baths on 4 r,eautiful arres Call Forrest Cassady , -4t8 5050 Tuppers Plains _Owner has been transferred andhas priced this lov elv 3 bedroom home to sell. For mal d ining room , k i tchen , tree standing firep l a c e i nl 1ving room , garage on 1 acre lot , S37 .900 Call Ellen I............... ......I_ . . __ ......... . 9 14 · (Pd I 5071 Osborn Rd., Reedsville, OH , •sn2. For information CAll 667 ·6485 . Will be OPen lAte if you need something . 914 ·1mo. Res . 742~2474 LARGE size davenport , brown upholstery . Swive l rockr . Will sell cheap . 949 · Collectors items : glassware, stone jars, neck yokes, double frees, shovels, mattocks, bean pots, platters, plates, cups, tin wear, hammers, small fools, old flme nesf egg, plus more and lots of new merchandise at: owners want to reloc alf" s.o they say se ll this nice home _ Modern kitchen , bath, living room , utility , 3 or 4 bedrooms , outbuilding , fru 1t frees and beautiful flower gardens Only $150.00 I Good CoiGSpot with 111' baths. F .A. fur nace , tull basement and 5 acres of land . ASking SJO,ooo .oo but . NEW LISTING 5 ''' acres on St Route 143 GOOD USED CHAIN SAWS AL TROMM 992 ~ 7544 JG"~J,~l ANN'S -· iii; J ;?> CAKE DECORATING SUPPLIES $20,000. MEIGS SCHOOL Good 4 bedroom frame w. Carsey ~ Mgr . ~- . Pnone 1'92 ·2 181 7653 POMEROY LANDMARK bedroom home, bath , nat . gas F .A . furnace , city water , full basemf"nt on sma II Iof. POMEROY LANDMARK 5P m . 992 ·75 19. POTATOE S, 3 miles west of DMwin Cec il Tob e n . HOUSES BUILT 1 1 FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC CAST I RON wood stove , f1 re box, U>c22, 2 I ids on top 12" girls' bi c ycle , like new 985 3942 . l!t,JM AODITI(1 "j S M., W., r . C>.LL pay it off . 515.000 . MODERN TYPE -- 3 BLDG . & 1n~ c · -,er m1 by appointrl"l• ·nt . 17 Sycamore r Rear) Pomeroy . 0. HANDYMAN - 9 room frame suitable for a '} family o eal. l lf2 baths , nat . gas, city water. cor ner lot . Rent will help Housing Headquarters 14 IN turning plow Bundy flute and case, ex ce llent condition _949 ·2225 wringer wash er with elec tric pump 1 car race track . Stee l 55 ga I . drums with lids l ike new . 9.49 2803 '-lot s9 S5.000 . la undry , for e lderly only . In walking distan c e of Senior Cit i .z e n s . Reasonable . 992 -60'12 stove. $200 . 9.49 ·2450 . MAYTAG acres in Ol i ve Township near Forked Run Lak.e BUSINESS 'iOI 15 J.Jmu1. LOdns . FINAt.CIAL SEll :let.S, I~!C. 14 33 HAVE ROOM and board . ONE USED WOOD burning DELUXE NEW LISTING - ~ rer ~ ~RK WE HAVE ALL KIN ~ OS OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE. DROP IN FOR IN'!ERVIEW DR CALL 992 ~J32S or 1192 3876. 3305 . ~~ de P L EA SANT . 304 675 44 ") 4 CLOSE TO Pomer oy on large pr1vate lot , 12x60 mobile home . 2 bedroom . 11 '2 Oaths , new carpet1ng throughout , new gas fu r na ce, washer and dryer , 6 months frf"e rent on lot . 997 ROOtlifG REMO.uti..l N(j REAL ESTATE F NANCING Television Viewing I DIGUEr:b Business Services JI•E . Second Stre-et CIDER HONEY . Fitzpatri ck Or chard , State Route 689. Phonf" Wilkesville. 669 SWEET POTATOES . red . white and yellow . R t 2. cam · per . Sto-ve, refrigerator, bO"Ie gas, lights, bunks, $500 . Swino set, like new , $30. 1975 Kawasaki. $150. FIREWOOD Now taking orders deliver, 742 2056 992 ·6260 ------ brown and white, shots . Collie type , brown and black, female . \ bOrder collie, bl ack and white female . Cocker Spaniel. black and tan, female . Good with kids , shots, wor med. 3 to" mo . old St . Ber · nards, black and white female, brown and black male and female . Short haired German Pointer, white with brown , female , shots, bird dog . Kittens, all shapes, sizes . Humane C W . Protf1H farm , Par tland . OH $8 il hund red and S5 a hundred LOST Mu l berry Avf" , Chihuahua , brown w1fh spots, female . Answers to Tandy . Humane SOciety, WV25716 BEAGLE COLLIE, black , PO T ATOE S NEW 1966 FORD PICKUP. 6 c yl Giveaway W I NTER 992 6260 TTER wanted in my home . Denise Wolfe , 9.49 2377 parts. S900. 949 ·2691. 3891 446 4182 . DEPENDABLE new tires , 327 Hi performance headers . Lots of new Hi -performance bedroom 1970 Vindale 12)1(63 w1th e)C panda, 2 bedr 1970 New Moon 12x 60 ~ bdr 1973 Skyl 1ne 12x 55 2 bedroom 1972 Bonanza 11x 52, 'l ~ d r B & S MOBILE HOM E TWO AXLE backhoe tra il er . Phone Gallipolis, Pri ce51350. 992 6119 . 1972 NOVA , mag wheels, sand , g r avel , c al ci um c hloride , fertilizer , dog food , and al l types of salt Excelsior Salt works . Inc. , E . Main St ., Pome-roy , 991 calls . 949 2563 Body in good condit i on . Less than 60,000 miles . Rusty but runs good . S250 or make offer 696 1235 1972 LYNN HAVEN '4 x65 3 APPLES GROOMING Judy Taylor 614 367 7210 LIME ST ONE . by Henri Arnotd and Bob Lee Un!eramble these tour Jumbles one letler lo each square . to form tour ordmary w.Jrd! Home_s - Sale 3161 WANTED ED BURKETT BARBER SHOP now open full time '" M1ddleport FUR NITURE , g l ass, cn ina , anything _ See or call Ruth Gosney , antiques , 26 N 2nd , Middl eport , OH . 992 ANTIQUE NO HUNTING. trespassing with no COAL . EMERGENCY WANTED SAW logs Payment upon delivery to our yard , 7 30 to 3·30 week days _ Blaney Hardwoods , SR 339 , Barlow , OH 67B Mo~ile For Sale ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ $ Wanted fo Buy Card of Thanks m11 ~ tJ11}~.'f DICkTitKY 3: Man 10; flet11co•t Junction 8; Bionic Woman 13; MervGrlffin 15 , Gilligan ' s Is . 17 . 5 oo-1 Dream of Jeannie J, Sanford & Son 8. Mister Rogers 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; My Three ~ons 17 5· 30--Carol Burnett 3; News 6; Gomer Py le 8; Elec. Co. 20; Mash 10: Happy Days Again 13; 1 Dream of Jeannie 17 ; Doctor Who 33. b·QO.-News 3.8. 10 , 13. 15; ABC News 6; Carol Burnett 17 ; Zoom 20; Life Around Us 33. b 3Q-NBC News 3, 15 ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett 6; CBS News 8,10 ; Bob Newhart 17 , Over Easy 20,33 7 .oo-J's A Crowd 3; Tic Tac Dough 8; Baxters 6 ; News 10, Pollclfal Talk 13; l.,ove American Style 15 ; San1ord 8. Son 17 : Dick Cavett 20.33 . Squares 3; 30- Hollywood Newlywed Game 6; Joker 's Wild 8; S100,000 Name That Tune 10; Nashville On The Road 13 ; Country Roads 15 : All In The Fam i ly 17. 8 :()()--Buck Rogers 3, 15: Laverne & Shir ley 6. 13 ; Waltons 8.10 ; Evening a1 Symphony 20; NHL Hockey 17; Communi ty in the Key ol D 33 . 8 :30--Benson 6, 13: Sports · Close ~ Up 33. 9 llO--Oulncy 3.15; Barney Miller 6.13: Hawaii Five.Q 8, 10 ; Sneak Previews 20,33 . 9 30- Soap 6. 13. Camera Three 20.33 . 10 llO-NBC News 3,15: ABC News Closeup Special 6, 13: Barnaby Jones 8, 10; News 20; David Susskind 33. 10 30-Civlllsatlon 17 ; Hocking Valley Bluegrass 20 . 11: oo- News 3,6,8, 1o. 13 , 15; Dick Cavett 20; Fall & Rise of Reginald Perrin 33 . ILJO-Johnny Carson 3,15; Pollee Woman 6, 13; Columbo 8; ABC News 33; Movie "Mackenna's Gold" 10 ; Movie "The President's Lady" 17 . 12 :4D- B•rett• 6, 13 ; 1:00Tomorrow 3; News 15; .1 : 1~ Banacek 8. 1: 30-News 17; 1 :$-Movle "The Redhead & the Cowboy" 17; l : ~News 13. 3: 1o-Movle " Bride of V~e" 17; 5 : 0~Sfar Tr. .. l7. ' . . �. 18- The Dally Sent mel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Wedne;day , Oct. 10, 1 ~7S Area Deaths Ut-:LBI-:KT C. BECKER Delbert C. 1Deb I Becker, 76, well known Middleport barber, died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon wtule at tus sbop on N. Second Ave., in Middleport. Mr. Becker was dead upon the arrival of the Middleport Emergency Squad. He was a barber lor 62 years and was still actively engaged in his professioo. He was born Oct. 12, 1902 in Dayton, a son of tbe late August and Bessie Louden Becker. SurviVIng are tus wile, Theresa E . Henry Becker; a son, Don of Middleport; a daughter, Mrs. Bettie Gladwell of Columbus; three cousins, Paul and Wayne Davis, Middleport, and Mrs. Ruth Gardner, Huntington, W. Va., sill grand- •• LAST KUN - Ttus picture showing the last run of the street car to Racine in 1927 is one of the many types of pictures to be used in a Meigs . - -- ~-· ... Mayor's Court County tustoncal slide presentation. with sound, being prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Don Adleta, Pomeroy, lor the 75th anniversary of the Fanners Bank and Savings Co. Old photographs sought by local bank A few years ago. the Iynes of a popular song urged you to "get out those old records , those old phonograph records.·· Today the Fanners Bank and Savmgs Co. 1s urging citizens to participate in its 75th anniversary by "getting out those old photographs .·· The photographs will becom e a part of a historical slide presentation, complete with sound , to help mark the bank 's anniversary . Preparing the presentation for the bank are Mr. and Mrs . Don Adleta of p~--· • PIUAchooceBREAD • any • • Your of .one lopping . Rog . $1.20 I 89 •• 1 Ooyt Ooly I =&Rds= ••••••• • AU LOCATIONS • Pomeroy. The Adletas are making regular appearances at the bank to meet w1th res1dents wtstung to bring the1r photos to the establishment to have the slides made. The Adletas held a meeting at U1e1r home Tuesday afternoon at which time slides were shown un the progress made to dale . The project was outlined and a sampling of the music , to be done by area artists, was presented. Mr . and Mrs. Adleta have set their next visit to the bank for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 23 and invite residents to bring in not only old pictures, black and wtute, but possibly updated farruly things. The old pictures may show about any phase of We in Meigs County . The slides will be made from the piclures and the slides will be tinted so that the entire presentation - expected to last about 10 minutes when 1t gets down to 1ls final editing -will appear to he in color Short statements , now being recorded by Mr . and Mrs . Adleta. Democrats divided on spending issue a consensus on how t.o cut G<>v . James A. Rhodes ' $775 million capital improvements bill. Senate Prestdcnt Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron, sa1d Tuesday h1s membef' told him they think the spending total1s too high, but are divided over wh1ch portions of the two-year construction plan should gel the ax . Ocasek had planned to brmg the House-approved bill to a floor vote l.oday , but it became obv1ous as contractors . Best known among several black witnesses who urged retentiOn of the language was Oscar Robertson, former eollege and professional ba sketball star who IS now a building contrad or in ancinnati. Robertson told the committee, " It seems a si~nificant amount of state construction work lEnds to be dooe over and over by the same weekend recess that too many controversies were unresolved . There now 1s a possibility it will have tu be carried over Wltil a legis lative sess1on planned lor November. said Senate Fmance Chairman Harry Meshel, D- Eckrich JUMBO BOLOGNA •......•.... :.~- . S1.69 French city BOILED HAM •..••....•.•..... ~'.~~~. S1.19 Homemad e HAM SALAD ••....•.•••••••••••..LL s1.19 . DAmV MARGARINE ...~~- . Meanwhile, Meshel's committee, which is hearing the bill, continued under pressure from construction industry, higher education and other lobbyists seeking t.o guard their areas of the governor's proposal. The panel heard testimony Tuesday ntght on a side issue which also has stirred major controversy . It involves a s.ction of language setting aside 15 percent of the state's eon tracts over the next two years for black and ot her minority By ROBERT E. MU..LER Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS , Ohio 1AP ) Majority Senate Democrats called a cauc us today to see if they could get senators returned from 1 lb . Parkay tation wtuch portray the entire county and not just Pomeroy and Middleport. The slides are made from the pictures immediately when they are taken to the bank and the contributor may take tus pictures back home with lnm. will be used along with the presentation . The statements by local cesidents are now being recorded by '.:he couple and several of these were presented at Tuesday's meeting. Mr. and Mrs . Adleta emphasize they want pictures in the presen - PRODUCE 79¢ 6 oz. Kraft American or Pimiento Sliced CHEESE .......... ..79 ¢ NEW CABBAGE 2 LB 2gt 6 oz . Cello RED RADISHES 2;2gt White SWEET POTATOES CARIBOU CATFISH ••••••••••.. ~~~.sl.89 •. 26 oz. Campbells TOMATO SOUP. .••••••••.••...•...•.•.59' 20 oz. Sweetbrier CRUSHED PINEAPPLE.••..•-....•••.69' 15 oz. 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Fisher indicated that the MLTA team i.< willing to negotiate "at any place and at any lime". Supt. Gleason has also indicated the wiUingness of the board's team to negotiate anytime . Meantime, Middleport Police are investigating an incident in Middleport Tuesday afternoon when an informational pick line was set up by the teachers near the second story offices of Dr. Keith !tiggs, a member of the Meigs Local Board of Education. According to report& Dr, Riggs and John W. Blaettnar, a member of the teacben group, got Into an altercatJoo. Blaettnar received a bead laceratJon and was tnated at the offlee of a Middleport physician. Dr. lUi!&• was takeu to VeteraDB Memorial Hospital for examlnatJon lor a ,.,..thle broken hand. Statements were not Issued by ellber the teachers association or the board of edueaUon on the lneldeot. But Robertson said the 15 percent would serve as "a guidepost con sistent with the principle of equal opportunit y." He said minurity con tractors received less than 3 percent of the slate 's capita l improvement contracts m the last biennium . Allen Carter Jr ., a partner m a minonty-<>wned construction and home improvement firm in Massillon, said he has not received a public contract in the 18 months his company has been in business. It has offered six bids, he said . Carter is also president of the Ohio Republican Council , the black affiliate of the state Republican Party . He said its members are concerned about conlinumg patterns of discrimination, and hinted they would watch how members vote and be ready to retalial£ politically if the proposal is defeated. Lewis Smoot Jr. of Columbus, head of one of the state's most successful black construction firms, said his company received 85 percent of those awards in the last biennium that went to minority contractors. Oh1o's majority contractors are opposed to the provision which they claun , among other things, would be impossible to administer . Ten persons forfeited bonds posted on speeding charges and one other was fined on a speeding charge in the court of Middjeport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Forfeiting bonds oo speeding charges were Marsha Terry, Route I, Middleport, $27; Frances Whittington, Route I, Middleport, $27; Linda De Lusca, Dexter, $25; Tommy Walters, Middleport, $27; Gilbert M. Craig, Gallipolis, $27; Cynthia L. McMillin, Vinton, $35; Roger H. Reynolds, Middleport , $30; John E. Lonsway, Route 3, Clinton, Ky., $27; Robert C. File, Middleport, $27, and Myra Martin, Pomeroy, $32. Fined $15 and costs on a speeding charge was Gregory Chasteen, Middleport. In other court action Tuesday night Larry Eakins, Route 2, Racine, was lined $10 and costs, no exhaust; Sammy Morrison, Middleport, $100 and costs, assault; Sammy Uttle, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly manner, and $100 and costs, destruction of property, and Don Lovett, Middleport, $50 and costs, disorderly manner. Six defendants forfeited bonds and a seventh was fined in the court ol Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night. Forfeiting bonds were Joseph Shepard, Mason, $3(), posted on a charge of running a red light; Alpha Russell, Pomeroy, $30, failure to yield the right of way ; Michael Woolard, Pomeroy, $30, assured clear distance; Daniel Rairden, Hartford, $350, driving wlule intoxicated; Rogber Estep, Mason. $50, squealing tires, and Ann Frank, Racine, $30,1ailure to yield the right of way. stephen Pullen, Mt. Alto, W. Va., was fined $250 and costs on a reckless operation charge. Speeding arrests popuillr illst month Speeding arrests were the most common made by the Mi""leport Police Department dunllil Sef}tember, according to the monthly report of Police Chief J . J. Cremeans. Of the total 59 arrests mad• during the month, 30 were for spe..'<ling. There were 10 arrB'!ts on disorderly manner charges and tbere were three arrests for failure to pay parking tickets and two oo charges of spinnmg tires. There was ooe arrest each for destruction <1 property, driving while intoxicated, parking on a yellow line, resisting arrest, menacing threats , trespassing, unsafe vehicle, reckless operation, possessioo of marijuana, racing motor, driving under suspension, failure to stop following accident, reckless operating and fleeing an officer. Parking meter collectlom for the mooth totaled $339 and the police cruiser was driven 3,~ miles during the mooth. c hildren ana two grea. grandctuldren. Mr. Becker attendee the St. Paul Lutheran Church ir Pomeroy. Funeral services will be beld at l p.m . Friday at the Rawlings-Coat> Funeral Home with the Rev. George Hoschar officiating. Bulial 'will be in the Kirkland Memory Gardens at Point Pleasant. Friends may call at the funeral home lr<XTI 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdav. HO~PITAL ~EWS VETERANS MEMORIAL Admitted--Pricy Tackett, Ewingtoo; Maxine Hobbs, Dexter. Discharged--Clyde Sayre, Eva Diehl . HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES ocr. 9 Ernest At wood, Marie Boulton, Brandon Coleman, Megan Davis, Laura Gleason, Sadie Hardesty , Herbert Henderson, Hazel Hughes, KAtherine K~enon, Annette LAmbert, Betty Leiving, Leonard Maynard, MArgaret McClung , Karen Meadows, Robert Moodispaugh, Debbie Murray, Marc Pierce, Barbara Pratt, Mrs. Terry Stanley and daughter, Mrs. Graham Stanley and daughter, Mary Waugh , Lewis Wears, Ray Wears, Larry Wickline, Eric Wolford . BIRTIIS OCT. 9 Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Delaney , son, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shaffer, son, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams, son, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Toops, son, Gallipolis; Mr . and Mrs . James Mulford, daughter. Cheshire. EXTENDED FORECAST A chance of sbowen Friday tbrougb Sunday, poulbly miied wltb snow at tlml!ll at nlgbt. Cold but wllb a gnc1aa1 warm1Jq trmd. Hlgba In tbe low to mid 501 Friday, warmlog to tbe mid to upper 5011 by Sunday. Overolpt lows lD tile upper 30s to lower 40s early Friday, In tbe upper ZOII to lower 30o early Saturday and low to mid 40s Sunday mol'1linl!. ASK TOWED Marriage licenses were issued to Nand K. Lambha, 36, Middleport, and Usha Kohli, 30, Detroit, Mich.: Dwaine Eugene Allen, 25, P001eroy, and Sonia Jean Justice, 21, Rl. 4, Pomeroy . TO END MARRIAGE Keith D. Phalln, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Annette Phalin, same address, filed for dissolutioo of marriage in · Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Terry Goheen was granted a divorce from Donald Keith Goheen, Sr . ADULT DANCE SLATED Parents Without Partners Club will sponsor an adult dance Friday, Oct. 12, fr<XTI 8:30p.m. to I a.m. at the Shade River Coon Hunters Lodge at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. YARD-IIAKE SALE A yard and bake sale will be held Saturday, Oct. 13, from 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. at Ann Borders residence, 1111 Second Ave ., Gallipolis. The event is being sponsored by Parents Without Partners Club. SQUAD RUNS The Middleport Emergency Squad answered two calls early Wednesday morning. At 1:27 a.m., the unit went to Brownell Ave ., for Martha Burns and at 1: 27 a.m. the unit went tD 107 Park St. for Barbara Smith. Both were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. ELBERFELD$ 115th ANNIVERSARY SALE CONTINUES All THIS WEEK COATS and ClARK We'd love to Shoot You!!! We'll aim our cameras to "shoot" vou good. Call us for information or to make an appointment for : .--SENIOR CLASS PORTRAITS .--WEDDING CANDIDS '• .--CHRISTMAS PICTURES .-- ANNIVE RSAR 1es ""PASSPORTS · THE PHOTO PLACE (992-5292) Charlene and Bob Hoeflicn 109 High St. Pomuoy Eastern, Southern homeco1ning festivities Friday night s149 WINTUK KNITTING YARN '1 09 ASKEIN SAVE THIS ANNIVERSARY on manv Items of wearlna aDaarel for you and your family and . furnlshl tor home. I i l EASTERN HOMECOMING CANDIDATES AND ATTENDANTS - A homecoming queen will he crowned Friday mght during halftime activities at Eastern High School. All three ~andtdates are mem - bers of the senior class. Pictured, front row, 1-r, queen candidates, Nancy Samos, Shelia White and Roberta Larkins; back row the attendants, Carla Ctuchester, jumor, Denise Gaddis, sophomore, Synthia White, freshman . Eastern plays Southwestern at 8 p.m. enttne at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO 126 Knight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Knight; and Carrie Guinther , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . James Guinther. The queen will be crowned during halftime activities Friday night. Southern laces Kyger Creek in the homecoming contest at 8 p.m . • • e VOL. XXVIII SOUTHEHN HOMf:COM!NG CANDIDATES 1979 homecoming queen candidates for Southern High School are,lefl to right, Cindy Warden, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Bob Warden; Rosemary Hubbard, daughter of Mrs . Roger Holter and Larry Hubbard ; Karen PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS THURSDAY. OCTOB ER II. 1979 .. .. ..... -.- ..·.··.:.:.;.;.;.;.:.::.· Ca'lm hits Meigs teacher strike issue There appeared to be an "all quiet" on the strike front today in the Meigs Local School District . This afternoon at 3:30 p.m . a session was scheduled fur the negotiations teams of the Meigs Local Teachers Association and the Meigs Local Board of Education with tederal Mediator Billl.ewis. Neither the administration nor the teachers assoctation illsuej fonnal statements today in reference to the stnke wtuch moved into il'l 14th day . However, the teachers association Wednesday set up an informational booth m Pomeroy at which questions are to be answered for school patrons and from where literature pertaining to aspecl'l of the strike IS be in~ distributed. The booth was moved to Mid dleport Thursday morning and to Kutiand Thursday afternoon. It will be returned to Pomeroy Friday. lnformatiooal sheets on financing and other aspects of the teachers' side of the strike are printed on the Information a I sheets being distributed. Today, Supt. Gleason reported that schools remain officiaUy open and that attendance was up slightly in the district . He said the same po~cy as in previous weeks on games and band performances still is in effect. II students and teachers tnvolved in the activities are not in the classrooms then the events can not take place. The Friday game is with Ironton. Supt. Gleason said he has an optimistic attitude towards today 's negotiations sessiOn and Don Dixon of the teachers' association team said that he is not optimistic but is hopeful that problems can be ironed out. A meelmg of the Middleport P'f A was scheduled for this evening at which Gleason was to be present to answer questions dunng a discussion on the strike . However, the meeting is subject to cancellation due to the negotiating session . The district's board of educatiOn has had special sessions ""l up fdr each everun~ this week but has not met since Sunday since there has been no progress in the negotiations . Students of the Meigs Local High School were to rally today at the Middleport Park. A spokesman for the group said that she was unable to secure permission to hold the rally in Pomeroy so the event was moved to Middleport. The spokesman said the rally was to be maintained in a neutral lastuon. "We don1 care who wins. We just want to get back into school" , she commented . Two given 2-15 years terms Six persons indicted .Today i for drug related offenses ... . in the world · by Meigs Grand Jury ·. ~l' Political voyage WASHINGTON l AP ! President Carter began a twe>day Western trip Wednesday that will have senous political overtones in a region where tus support has been weak . The trip launched a period of stepped-up travel for Carte~ . who plans to visit six stales in 16 days . On Wednesday night, Carter was to take part in a conference with II Western governors + members of the Western Governors Policy Offi ce . They represent a region where Carter has not been enjoying enthusiastic support recently . Though the president's appearances before governors in New Mexico and labor officials in Calllornia will likely locus on energy and economic policies. they also will involve efforts to boost his political standing. First suit filed OOVINGTON, Ky. IAPI - The attorney who filed a $3 mllion wrongful death suit in U.S. District Court in connection with Monday's Comair commuter plane crash in which eight died, said he wanted to be in on the beginning of the investigatioo. Attorney Richard Gangwish explained that the early filing will give his investigator access tD the current investigtion of the crash. The suit named as defendants Coolair Inc. and Comair Services Inc., opeators of the conunuter air service. It was fUed on behalf <t Florence Oatts, wife of Thorna9 J . Oatts, 52, Loveland , Ohio. Ballonists killed ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. lAP ) - Ahot air baUoon w"" engulfed in names after crashing in the Sandia Mountainl! east of here, and two California balloonists aboard were killed, officials said . "It was such a helpless feeling, " George Welsh of Albuquerque, a chase crew mem· ber said of Wednesday's crash. "~ne broughtalitUt lire exlinl!uisher, but there wasn 'l anythiing they could do. Me1gs County Prose<·uting At- Manley is not eligible for parole until torney, Fred W. Cr ow, Ill, an- , he has actually been incarcerated nounced today that two subjecl'l who for two years. Bailey J. Dugan pled guilty to were arrested as a result of a Bureau of Criminal Investigati on aiding and abetting Manley and was and Department of Uquor Control sentenced to 2 to 15 years , with two undercover mvestigallon of the Cen- yea~ actual incarceration be( ore tury Bar, have pled guilty to senous becoming eilgi ble lor parole. Dugan also pled guilty to sewlling drug offenses . marijuana to an undercover agent of Tony Manley , Middleport, pled the Department of Uquor Control guilty to traff1ckmg in drugs , wherein he sold :IIi tablet• to an un- and was sentenced to an additional dercover B.C.I. agent on Feb. 2, term of SIX months to live years for 1979. Manley was sentenced to two to this Felony IV crime. In addition, a 15 years confmemenl m the proper tturd count of aiding and abetting penal institution . Prosecutor Crow another subJect in conunitting a adv1S<.'<l that under current Ohto law drug sale was charged agamst Dugan for which he received a sentence of one to 10 years confinement in a state institution. Prosecutor Crow adviseds that the trial of the above menlloned subjecl will be heard shortly . As the result of B.C.! . and Department of Liquor Control's undercover work in early Feb . two juveniles were sentenced to the maximum tewm pennitled by law by Judgew Robert Buck, judge of the probate and juverule court. Tlus was done af. ter Judge Buck denied Prosecutor Craw 's motions to have the juveniles tried as adults Commissioners. . accept gets $75,050 communications hid Hocking Tech The September term of the Meigs County Grand Jury Wednesday return<..l six indictments after examiniing 18 witnesses called by Prosecuting Attorney fred W. Crow liJ . Indictments were returned against Thomas M. Stewart, charged with aggravated murder; Wayne Marvin Satterfield, charged with aggravated vehicular homicide ; Herbedrt Farms and Robert Riffle, each charged with receiving stolen goods : Paul Stewinmetz, charged with felonious assault and Joe Walkins charged with forgery . During its Wednesday session the grand jury visited the county jail and found no violations ABSENTEE BAlLOTING Meigs Countla118 can now cast ab..,nlte ballots lor the Nov. 6 generai election at the Meigs County Board of ElectJoos office located lD the Masonic Temple , Mulberry Ave. , Pomeroy. The offlee ls open from 8:30a.m . to 4:30 p.m. Monday tbrougb Friday eacb week for the convenience ol such ARC funding COLUMBUS - Gov . ~antes A. Rhodes today announced approval of a $75,060 grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) to the Hocking Technical CoUege on behalf of the South Eastern Technical Education Con sortium ISEOTECH ) to establish a Production Agriculture Program. The grant will be supplemented with $5,1100 from local sources. The project will serve the residents of a Ilkounty area including Athens, Belmont, Gallia, Guernsey, Harrison, Hocking, Jackson, Jef ferson, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan. Muskingwn, Noble, Perry, Vintoo and Washiingtor counties . The project was submitted lor approval by the Department o{ Economic and Community Development's Appalachian Development Office, which administers the AH C program in Otuo. Ohio's 1979 Appalachian Development Plan and Project Investment Package contains approximately $8.4 million in funding proposals for Ohio ·s 28 Appalachian counties in areas of h.lalth, child development, energy, education and natural resources. ARC is a stat!Hederal partnership which promotes the economic and social development of the Appalactuan region of the Unite<! Stales. Acting upon the reconuncndation of Bob Fisher and Bob Bailey Meigs County Commissioners Tuesday accepted the bid of Motorola Corp. for a communications system for the county EMS. The $65,750.93 bid had been recommended by the EMS Board of Trustees. Bailey was advised to contact the local banks to compare the rates of interest to finance the purchase as compared to financing through Motorola . The commissioners reviewed the Housmg Reha bilitatioo program in detail and noted that several projects have been }completed and the program should be completed by the end of November . County Engineer Wesley Buehl discussed highway department operations. Buehl reported work is progressing on county road 18 and ditctung be being done on county road 24. Buehl suggested conunissioners purchase a machine to copy the maps . The conunissioners stated they would try to work the purchase into the 1980 budget. It was reported that a driver is needed for the landfill truck as of the first of November . Persons qualified and interested in the position are asked to contacxt the ofli~-e of the commissioners. a review of each county office holder's 1979 budgets was made to determine the status of county finan· ces to date vot~n- Deadline for casting aboentee ballots Is 12 uooo on Nov.3. It was noted that there are very limited amount. left in each budget and that measures would have to be taken to control spending through the remainder of the year . Attending were !tichard Jones , president, Henry Wells, and Chester Wells, corrunissioners, and Mary Hobstetter ,clerk. Middleport's Three persons parade Nov. 26 hurt in wrecks Three persons were injured during two Wednesday accid ents investigated by the Galha-Me1gs Post . Highway Patrol. Officers investigat ed a t wovehicle collision oo SR 7 at the entrance to the ramp t.o U.S. 35, at 4:30 .m. The patroll"eports a north bound auto operated by James Hanlon , 61 , Letart, W.Va ., turned into the path of a south bound vehicle driven by Linda Moore, 29, Henderson, W.Va . A passenger m the Hanlon vetucle, Marjorie Hanlon , 52, Letart, displayed visible signs of injury and was transported to Pleasant Valley Hospital for treatment. Moore and a passenger, Alicia Moore, 10, claimed injury , but were not immediately treated . · Both vehicles incurred moderate damage . Ha olon was ctted on a 1Continued on page 9l Christmas Christmas promotion plans were outined during a recent meeting of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce . A parade and moonlight sale will kickoff the prornotiooal sa.son on Monday, Nov . 26. Candy Ingles has charge of the parade wlule Mrs. Edna Wilson will handle the treat. During the business session presided over by Cash Bahr, it was reported that trash receptacles had been received for the village. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Baker, Mrs. Audrey Davenport, Mrs . Edna Wilson, Miss IngelB, Mr . and) Mrs. John Werner, Mr. and Mrs . Bob King, and Mr . and Mrs. Richard Owen. CLOSED FRIDAY The Kacine Senior Nutritional Satellite will be closed Friday because senior citluns will be attending the Bob Evans Farm Festival. Trio facing court hearing 0 Charge<; of criminal damaging have been filed against three per· sons as a result of an incident at Me1gs High School September 28, when the windshield, side glass and glass on the instrument panel was broken . Charges were filed against 19- year old Pat Owens, IH- year old Mike Tripplett and 19-year old Robert A. Vanoy . According to Sheriff James J . Proffin the three wiU appear in court on Oct. 29. The truck is owned by Don Fry, st . Albans , and was being used during the roof repair at the tugh school. The sheriff's department also invesitgaled an accident in which a deer was killed. According to the report Robert L. Kichmond, Rt. 1, Middleport, was traveling west on county road lour In Salem Township at II : 20 p.m. Tuesday when the deer ran into the path of his car. Weather Cloucty with a chance of shoers tonight and Friday. The low tonight In the mid 408. The high Friday in teh low to mid 60s. The chance of rain 40 percent tonight and Friday. EXTENDED FORECAST A cbaDce of sbowen Salllrday through Monday. Sbowen pouJbly mixed wltb · - at nlgbt. u - b l y coe1. ~~~~l­ ID tbe 4tl Salllrday 111111 aper till to mid 501 Sullday 111111 Meaday. Overnight lo'll'l In tbe upper . . to mld381. • :: ::::::::: ::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::: � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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