https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5715ff5283de04bbae264ed36104832f.pdf 241e1cede75004a963cc5c1253ba8843 PDF Text Text I 10 - The Oat1y &>ntmel. ~!iddl ep.>rt·P•>mi't•>Y. ll .. Thursda\', Oo:t 1:!. tn-;" ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::::;:;:;.;.;:;:;.;:;.;:;:;:;:;.;.;:;;;:;:;:;::~ Mental health facility dedication ·- ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY WEEKEND SPE·CJAI.S , October 18 ends .years of planning Celebration and tied1eauon is the theme of the Oct . 18 Open House and Dedu.•ation activities planned for the ·grand opening of the . new Gatlia.Jackson-Meigs Mental Health Center factlit)' \O('atcd in Gallia Colll)t)c near llolzer Medical Center . Opening of the facthty is the culmination of yea rs of plaruting by the 648 Buard and n "hen the Community Mental Health !648 1 Board and the Community Mental Health Center Board hold a joint annual mrrting with Michael Houlihan. division· manager of ·flcgion 5. U. S. Department of Health Education and Welfare attending. Other highlights of Health Center Boa rd t o provide residents of Jackson:. and hoard members. Community Mental Ga Uia and Meigs Counties' with the most comprehensive program of mental health ser\'ices and fa cil ities available anywhere in rural Ohio . · It is also the first and only communi ty mental health center in Ohio, and perhaps the nation. tO provide inpatient heds . Th e celebration will get underway a t 6 p. m. October ~mt interested persons are welcome. Of special interest will he new build ings opened this fall includin g a gymnas ium , tra in I 39900 19 inch screen · Special r e gular price 49c to- While quanttty Iasrs 99c . and others- an excellent selection. Plant now ·for best results. CARRIER O F THE WE EK - Troy Bauer, son vf Evelyn Bauer , M id~l eport; is a car rier for the Daily Sentinel. He-likes to ride his bike'and skateboard. He is a student at Meigs Junior High. • Earnings at second best b 'u rt e d -· t r ea~ u re l ate l y ~ d o r]' t -- d e s patr Make yo u r o wn trea ~ ur e . w tt h a g ro w tng s av tngs a c co unt ~~~~~~i A Home Bank ., For Meigs County People RACINE HOME NATIONAL RACINE, 'J'ULEOO , Ohio l UP! I Eari'liri-gs of Owens-Illinois. lnc. for the fi r st nine. months of 1971 wer.e lower than last year 's r eco rd le vels, bu t · second highest in the company's histor y, Edwin D. Dodd, chairman . and chief exe cuti ve offic er , s a id Wednesday. -· ln the first nine months this year , th e cmnpany h<id sales of $2.119 billion , earnings of $74.4 million a nd ea rning s per common shar e of $2.53. That compares with sales of $1.94 billion, ea rnin gs before extraordinary gains of $83.5 million, and earnings per common share of $2.68 in the first nine months last year, Dodd said. Major factors in the decline this year were a ·s trike affecting the company's 21 dome sti c gla ss con tainer plants, worldwide economic conditions and rising costs with out a d equ a t e pri ce increases, Dodd said, He added tha t the need for price increaseS to help Offset r a pidly risin g cos ts is ''increasingly a pparen t. '' Libraries are hack-ups for closed schools r---...______ I ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK 1 An tique wh ite quiet . accurate . dependable . HOTDOG COLUMBUS - A COLUMBUS PHYSICIAN , a clinic and labortory he heads , and three other persons have been indi cted by a special grand jury on charges of defrauding the state workers' compensation system . Or . George K. Hughes . of Columbus was indicted Tuesda y on five counts of theft by deception, with no d ollar amoWlts set. The charges aga inst the other three persons involve a total of $22,500. Medical Science Clinic, Inc., of whi ch Hughes is preside nt, was charged with four counts of theft by deception. Medical Science Laboratories , Inc., a liso heaaed by Hu ghes, was charged with one count of theft by deception. Others indi cted were Aurelius D. Gra dy of Columbus, two counts of theft by deception and one each of fraudulen t representatlon , falsifa ction and la rceny by tric k, involving a tota l $15,307 ; Frances J ones , Gahanna, one co unt of theft by deception, involvin g $1 ,070 ; and Gary E. Martin of Chillicoth e, one count ·~ of theft by deception , invol vin g $6,1 23. '4--·69------·--'1 ~r;:~•AL RUBBERMAiD1.SHELF & DRAWER LINER I sge CONTACT PAPER 18 inc h es w id e, e x cell e nt pattern selec tion s Wond e rful for inst ant decorating. •. Sol id color s and' pa tterne d . Size 10 ' X 12 " wi d e an d 5' x 22" w ide --- I I 55 e. YARD _1 --- _________!!@~--------1---~~'".;.~~~~!._~~~~-·-...,.-·-1 ' lI GIRLS JEANS WOMENS TOPS With some schools closin g in Mei gs count y, librarian Su san F l'es hm a n urges - Reg ula r and pre-w a s h e d denim . - Large g r oup of sol id colors and pat terns . p.a rents to encourage their - Sle eve les s , long and short sleev es . oUt-of·school ch ildren to visit - Si l m a n d <e g u la r sizes 2 fo 4, 4 .l o 6X , 7- 14 -. Sizes 32 to 42. · · the lib'r it ries a~d use th e bookm obile . Even t hough scho ols may be closed . ' ~ ~ children can turn . to the libraries for a wide selection of en joyable and educationa l books and magazines . The librari an points out th at when childre n read &ori es fo r fun they a re getting benefits beyond just reading practice. They are also lea rning language skills ________ _ _ _ _ ,_.. tha t help them to write better and ·to handle· words more easily . Children al so like to read about things in the world a round them - anythi ng from dinosBurs to t elevision. by .A.rrieri can Tex tile . · ~ button pockets . 'Snaps on slee ves. made extra long . . Wh en they rea d about a · . ~ Gingham check in brown -white, navy -white, red -wh ite . sub jec t they hav e th e fULL BED SIZE . , I] Small. medium ,' lilrge , e.tra large . 88 pleasure of discovering faC\s a nd information for themTWIN BED SIZE Men's ltl .95 Chambray Western Shirts. selves. A wh ole world of • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • ~ · Sale S9 .99 kn owledge ope ns up to ~-· ~---~-----.--~-------~-......,---T---------....;.children in libraries. This Men's S9.9S · Men's $6.95 di·rectly kn owl euge is a vaila ble to kids through books. NEW ORLEANS (UP!l The public libraries are The New Orleans Jazz outSli pover sleeveless st y le, V neck . S, M , L a~d XL. 80 S, M, land XL sizes. Pla i d pattern s, 65 per cent cotton , sc·o red the , Washington open a wide variety of hours. per ce.ot ... ~oo l. 20 per cent polyester. Solid .colors and 35 per cent polyester. Limited quantity. are already Some families Bullets, 42-21, in the final w h1te. Sal e p nce · tak in g a dvantage of the quarter , with 16 points fr qm Len " Tru ~k" Robin sOn e.venin g hours and ·come to 18 69 Wednesday night, for a 124- th e libra ri es together to 114 comehacl< victory in an choose books, The Middleport Li brary is open fro m 10 :30 to NB;\ ~xl ··ion !'mne. f{1)bin:: '· • a game- 5 Mondays thr-ough Saturhig h :H IJJlt\t6- tp lead both days. The Pomeroy Library \j>ams, while Larry Wrij,:ht ts open from 10:30 to 8 in the Made by Wrangler, Sherpa lining, snap button front , evemng Monda ys thr ough led Washington wi.th 19. Ha ze si p out linings, Zepel wa ter r epell ent. Sizes 38 t o solid color s, brown and t an . Sma ll. medium: long and l'riday s, 10:30 to 5 on 46. Regu lar s a nd long s. Navy, oyste r, London tan . extra long . Saturday and 2 to 4:30 on 1 Sunda y a fternoons . The ~pecial Two Dav Sale :.•~.: library staff is happy to help children find the books they want a nd there is plenty of room in the libraries for · people to read and browse r ight there. Large rack of ~nit tops , gauchos , slack s, ja c'kets, ves t s, b l ouse ~ . and skirts . ! RegUlar ss.oo • .••••••••• •• Sale s4.25 !I' I Reg. s7.00 to '9.00 ..... ~ ... Sale s4.00 . l I r~---..---.-.._...._..__.__.._.._ --~_..._...._._.,.._.._.._..._.,._.._.._...._.._ Zi !!~~!~g. ~t~~~~wa~~~~ade ! ~J"~~;~~~~~~;r~~~~~1mp 14 99 14 29 0 • •••••• •• •• • • •• • I 13 28 I · '9.99 • . . . .._. . . . _. . __.._ ! SLEEVELESS SWEATER ... '4 I · ALL WEATHER COATS ! Lmed Western Jackets 1 2 Man, machines, animals damaged . ...... 122.69 r-1UNID/~TSWEAR-fl ~~~~~ ! I Bassett Cr PEOPLE THINK OF US _THAT WAY! ' I SA LEX lNC lU:ASE TOLEDO, Ohio iUPl ).L il) bey-Owe ns -l' or d Co · Wednesday reported an incr ease of 12.7 per cent in its consolidated sales for the third quarter of this year , with a decrease in net earnings during th e same perind . Conso lidated earnings totaled $233,168,000 the third . quarter this yea r , compared tr• $20R.90l.OOO, the th ird qllariL'I' la:st year. Third quarter nc'l carntngs \'-icrc $11,fi74,000, dc•wn from lb Reg. 17.00 • .....................Sale 14.89 I -..,. White, maple or pine finish. -- Stabalizer Double side drop. Reg. '9.00 .................. ... .Sale 16 .29 bars . 1 Reg. 10.00..................... Sale 16.99 - 4 mattress h e ight adjustments . Reg. su.oo .......... ........ ~ ••.Sale 17.69 ·j 5 t Bab M Reg. 114:oo .................... Sale .19.79 1 er a Y are attress Reg. 115.00 ..... ,. •• • • .... , • .. Sale 110.49 Inn e r spring mattress . Flame prQOf, anti -bacterial and self Reg. 116.00 ........... _....... ., Sale 1ll.l9 deodorizing cover. Reg. 1sl7.oo .................... Sale 111 '89 CRIB & MAURESS SPECIAL Reg. lS.oo ............... OJOOooSale 112.59 Reg. 119.00•••••• .............. Sale. 113.29 Reg. 126.00 .............. • •• ••• Sale 118.19 Reg. 128.00 ...... . ............. Sale 119.59 . l- c •11900 r ·_...__. ._.....-. . -· ..-.-·-··-~ · ------· -·-":""'"-- --- ~------.----..-.~--~.._.._._._ \o.PEN SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 5 P.M. $1~.29fi.OIIll la styear. Th ird q uarl er ca_r nings per __.....,......,._...., . . IN PO . MEROY ELBE RFELDS · ('(l!n nlOn shure e 94 cents. (nnipc. t rcd to wer 1976 third nual'ler earni ngs of $102 pt•r , f• .,...,...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ___________ ( •: ,tnl• !l sh:n·•· k ' ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . ' ' Charles G. Aulthouse, 27, 554, two tenths of a mile east Albany, ·suffered milior in· ' of milepOst 10. The animal jurlesinanaccidentat2:50 p. ran into the path of a car m . Thursday at the New operated by Joe W. Camden, Lima Rd ..SR124 junction in 45, Bidwell. There was Meigs County. moderate damage. A single car accidenl ocThe . Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said curred at 7 p. m . on Bulaville Aulthouse lost control of his Rd. four miles west of SR 7 pickup truck which ran ·off where an aut6 operated by the rtght side of (he highway Gordon S. Jarrell, 16, striking a bridge abutment. ~ Gallipolis, went out .of control His truck was demolished. off the right side of the highBurdell McKinney, 57, way, striking a fence. There Middleport , was cited t o was minor dall)age. Meigs County Court for A cow was struck in an passing over a yellow line accident at 7:45p.m. on SR following · a three-vehi cle 554, six miles east of Porter . accident at 11 : 45 a . m . The animal, owned by Clinton Thursday on SR 124, one mil e Jones, Rt . I, Bidwell, ran into west of Rutland. the path of a car operated by 'l'he patrol said McKinney Ada Ward , 70, Cheshire. attempted to pas.s a vehicle operated by Delbert F . Mitchell, 50, Langsville. His vehicle struck the Mitchell Cloudy tonight, lows to the car, then hit the dual wheels upper 30s. Cloudy Saturday, on a truck operated by highs . in the upp-.r 50s. Kenneth Peoples, 54, Probability of precipita tion Wellston . 10 pet. today a nd ton ight; 20 A deer was killed in an pet. ,S aturday. accident at 6:45 a . m. on SR Weather I - The public ls- reoniJ],ded.::_-f. that th e Meigs County Board of Elections office located In the Masonic Te mple building, Mulberry competitive bidding. There Aveoue , Pomeroy, Is appears to be sufficient funds maintaining speelal office for the Rio Gra nde Comhours for absentee a nd munity College project . disabled voting, In the fall Here a re the bids and the state estima tes (omii ting all elec)lon. . The office Is open from 9 a lternates): a. m. to 4 p. m. Monday General cont ract - Fry, through Saturday. In c., Sprin g fiel d $932,195; The Jail e lection will be e•·timate $1 ,006,751. on Nov. 8. However, voters P lumbing Sc ioto of the Southern Local Mec ha nical Cont r actor s, School District will go to Minford $147 ,000 ; estimate the polls In a special $69,238. election on Tuesday, Oct. Heating, ventilaUng, a nd %5. A I lha t lime they will air conditioning - Ge iger decide on a 6.5 mill Br others, Loga n $318 ,400 ; operating levy. Schools of estimate $242,813. the district have been Electric - James E lect ric Co., Hun t ing ton $222 ,ll90 ; closed since last Friday. 'Residents of the district estimate $1 93,001. State a ppropria tion for th e wisbing to vote abs~ntee Or project in sta te capita l im- disabled bollols should stop provements funds was $2 by or contact the county board of elections office. million . ·:;:::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:; :;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:::;:;:;: ;:;: ;:;: ;:;:;:;~: ALTHOUGH TEMPERATURES ARE NOT SUITABLE for tennis, all will be in readiness for play next spring at the Middleport Municipal Park. The York Constructi on Co. of Chauncey has begun construction of two courts. The courts are being built through a $7,050 grant f"l"' the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation secured VOL. XXVIII NO. 128 through an application prepared and filed by Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman" ToUJl_cost is $17,860. This view northward is toward Locust St. (SR 7 access) with the municipal pool visible at the left. The existing concrete slab for basketball and ten nis encircled by a fence is between the new rourts_and the pool. • • e ent.t ne at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1977 PRICE FlffiEN CENTS • Hijackers dem~nd freedom for 13 ·terrorists, ran·sorn BEIRUT,' Lebanon (UP! ) - Hijackers threatening to blow up a West Ge rman jetline r with 91 persons aboard for ced it to la nd in the Arab emirate of Dubai today and demanded the release of 13 terrorists from West German and 'f\lrk.ish jaHs a long with $15 million ransom . A West German government spokesman said the hijackers aliso warned tha kidnaped German industrialist HarutsMartin Sc hleyer would he shot unless JJ German terrrorists held in Germa ny are released by 4 a.m . EDT Sunday. The hijackers demanded the release 61the JJ GeTiparu; plus two Palestinia ns held in Turkish · jail~, Spoke51iian Klaus Boellii)g told a news conference ih Bo.nn. Boelling indicated the goverrunent would try to fulflll the · hija ckers ' demands. Americans safe BANGKOK, Thailand (UP() - Three Americans LOUISVILLE. KY .- AN INTRICATELY PLANNED aboard a ya cht apparently underrover operation, believed one of the la rgest in the seize d by Vietnamese nation's history, has resulted in the recovery of more than $3 · gunboats in the South China million worth of stolen merchandise and what could add up to Sea reported tonight in a 245 arrests. About 200 indictme nts were handed down by state radio message that they are and local authorities in connection with the year-lon g safe, and are heing towed to operation in the Louisville area. Saigon . . "We expect that hefore it is over , there could be more An amateur radio operator indictments, " said Jeffer son county Commonwealth 's in Bangkok who monitored Attorney David Armstrong. Kenneth Grant, a major in the th e transmission said it Jefferson CoWlty Police Department, said the stole n indicated the woman and two merchandise, included cars, boats, televisions and a computer terminal. It was purchased by undercove r agents for about 10 cents on the dollar from suspects in Ke ntucky, Indiana , and Ohio~LUMBUS - ! FLA.NNEL SPORT SHIRTS I! SAN FRANCISCO - TilE DOW CHE MICAL and Shell Oil · Companies admit they long ~ne w the insec ticide DBCP could damage their workers' testicles, but they-never warned them of tha.t danger . Two months ago , 9(J workers at three different different plants handling DEBP were found to be sterile. Last month one employe was found to have cancer of the testicles . At a hearing conducted by Donald Viai , California direc tor of industrial relations, representatives of the two companies said Thursday a study in 1957 showed DBCP exposure caused .da.m8ge to th e testes and many other organs . Beca use of teSticular atrophy in ra ts and other animals, a 1961 report by the University.of California recommended clOse obse rvati on of all persons exposed to DBCP, but did not spe cify haw·. SUPPORTERS OF STATE Issue I, eliminating election day voter registration, have won another legai battle in their attempt to keep the question on the Nov . 8 ballot. But they face still another challenge , now under ronsideration in the 6th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati. The Ohio Supreme Court refused Thursday in a 5·2 decision to direct Secretary of State Ted W. Brown to remove Issue 1 from the ballot . A federal judge in Toledo has ruled that Brown must eliminate underlining and boldface lettering from the ballot text, but that question is under appeal in Cincinnati. ·-----~::;.;:-;;:~-;;;;;----t---: .---,.;;;;;;· c~.:d'u~~----- OHIO ' I; Regular s7.00............... Sale s5.95 I Reg. s10.00 to s12.00 ....... Sale SS.SO Regular s1UXI ............. Sale '9.35 Reg. s13.00 to s14.00 ...... ,Sale '6.50 Regular s16.00 .............Sale s13.60 Reg. $16.00 to $18.00 ....... Sale ss.so 1 29.95 Short Model •••• WE ARE THE WASffi NGTON- LEGISLATION ON Preside nt Carte r's desk _will provide stiffer pena lties for doctors and druggists who defraud the governme nt's Medica id and Medicare programs . The President is e xpected to sign the bill quickly, The House approved the bill, 402-0, Thurs(jay and the Senate endorsed lt by voi ce vote. It inc reases pe nalties to a maximum $2!i ,OOO fine and five years imprisOnment. Such crimes now a re ge ne rally misdemeanors with penalties that vary up to a maximum of $10,000 a nd one year . HEW estirna tes $1 billion a year is wasted in Medicare a nd Medi caid a buses . ----------..--·----~------------· '7 BANK · One s ize f its s izes 10 to 13 , s olid color s. a ~ood se lecto n. _ L ! Sale Prices a I' 1 - lly United Press International CAPE TOWN , SOUTH AFRICA - HE ART transplant pioneer Chrlstiaan Barnard has becom e the first s urgeon to impla nt a chimpanzee heart inside a human"""'- a 60-year-<Jld patient who wa s reported doing well . Barnard, who irtade lristor y nea rly 10 years ago with the first human-t~wnan heart t ransplan t, said he was "very tired" after the four-llour operation Thursday afternoon· in Groote Schuur nospital. Ba rnard, 55, was expected to make a • statement today on the operation, said sources at the hospital , wbo added the pa tient, identified on ly a s a 60-yea r -<Jid white person, was recovering satisfactorily. Reg. 10.79 ............... Sale '9.17 T~~~~~c~~~~~i~su~ud~~~dils Il HTC stair members will he to a osw er a va ilable questipns. In c a ~ e you h a,en "t fo un d « ,__,_Y~J,~e_-----+---~'..;;.~.---­ medical technicians . ~OIAr' OWl\, ·fj!News • .• in Briefs\i -------cle;~~c:;s;;;------t:-------$-.... ' · - -·- -. . PAPER PLATES-PAPER NAPKINS j MENS LOO BANLON AND PAPER TABLE COVERS (1 PANEL DRESS SOCKS emergenq· manu1ad~A ~e Reg. 7.79 ................ sale '6.67 Reg.,ss.79 ................ Sale 17.47 s The sta te a rchitect's office said today since t wo of the a ppa rent low bids are over t he estimates by mor e than 10 per cent, State Controlling Boar d e;ppro va l will be needed lor release of funds for the ·project. Also, the board's approval will he needed to award the contracts without fu rt he r t==~~=:~~::-~::::m.;:;:::::;:;::::;.;;;.:;:,:·:·:•!•!•!•!•!!!·!·!·!·!·!·:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::;::::::::::~:~ 1 Special room used to future ! Popylar, Country-Western, Easy listening ! Reg. '6.79 ................ Sale SS.n 17 ·inch screen natural resourc~s building and an addition to the main campus building . The · ne w wing features a broadcasting studio and a mock hospital ei nerge n c~· Bids on fou r basic cont racts to buUd the techn ica l career center at· Rio Grande Com· mun ity College opened , We dnesday add.ed up t o. $58,692 more than 'the state estimates. Estim a t es totaled $1 ,561 ,853, whil e the four appa rent low bidd ers totaled $1 ,620,495, -------;;;;;~:c;;;~·------T--8-TR"AcKrAPEs'AiE" - 100% Solid State - Handsome Cabinets Clintax of the two day celebration will he the open house and official dedication of the ne•· facility. Tours of the facility will hegin at 10 a . m. Oct. 18 with the special dedicati on set for 11 a. m. Special m usic will be provided by the Rio Grande College Cho rale under the direction of Merlyn Ross followed by introduction of . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 G. E. COLOR PORTABLE T.V/s . -··-·~ FRIDAY, OCTOBER l4TH & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15TH pu,!>h{' Open House at H-T planned NElSONVILLE - An open hoilse at Hocking Technical College is plaruted fr om 12 :30 to 4 p.m. Sunday . Students. their parents and all _othe r TWO DAYS ONLY thf" annual meetinp. include presentation of the annual report to the ·board and special recognition of staff the l!UE'St~ Hef reshment s Mill con · tinuat1nn of tours will l'Oil · officials. Dr .. John C. Wolfe . tinut• Until 8 p. 111. The Ci tiz ens of JackS(lll·, E:<erutl\'t' Dire>ctor of the Natimial Council fur Co m- Meigs and Gallia Counties munity Mental Health arr invilt'd to tour and att~nd Centers, Inc .. . will g1ve the tht• dcdtcation t'ercmonies for dedication ~ddress with their new l'nmmuni(y ~..tentar ribbon c-utting ct·rrm onies. Hea lth Centt>r. !ipN'Ial Bids opened on Rio CC project- Election . . board hours kept for special voting men were still aboard their 39-foot yacht Brillig. " We are all O.K., " the message from the Brillig said. 4 ' We are being towed to Saigon and should arrive there some time tomorrow, ~~ the radio operator quoted the saying . crew "Please tell our relatives in the United States that we are (Continued on page 10) as "We take the ultimatum very seriously," he said. "We will do everything humanly posssible to save the lives of the women qnd children, of the passengers, of the air crew, of Schleyer." . Boelling Said the hijackers, who seized a Lufthansa airlier over southern France Thursdoy, disclosed in an ultimatum relayed to the Bonn govenunent today that they are in league with the West German terrorists who kidnaped Schleyer, a top German industrialist , early last month . . In Paris, the newspaper Franr.e-Soir received a twin ultimatum by the West German Rej) Army Faction and an •Arab guerrilla organization 'ctelilanding the freeing of the jailed guerrillas and .$15 million ransom for the re)ease ol the hijacked jetliner and Schleyer. In their ultimatum, addressed in English to West German Chancellor Hehnut Schmidt the Red Army faction and the so- Not quite the deseroing poor WASHINGTON (UP!) - Energy Secretary James Schlesinger said' today the administration would "absolutely not" consider rewriting Its battered energy plan 1o ensure congressional passage. • He said the · oil and gas Industries have "a public passiun fur Confusing themselves with the deserving poor. The)' are just not the deserving. poor." Schlesinger, echoing Presldenl Carter's strong denunciation of the Industry at a Thursday news cunference, sald the Carter plan Is "the only reasonable way to attack the energy pr,oblem," • d • h t d . e zng ownrzu ma Farmers g tt e , I By STEVEN R. REED AMARILLO, Tex. (UP!) - In 1914 a fanner could trade two bushels of corn for a pair of shoes , but today the farmer would have to swap more than 10 bushels for the same shoes . , That's the problem , thousands of mid-American farmers hope to bring to the nation's attention today in a rally for the higher c rop prices they say are necessary to insure the nation' s agricultural future. The Panhandle rally, a venting of farmers' frustration , again will be sending a strike message to the federal government. An estimated 15,000 fanners from 30 states are expected to participate . Farmers involved in the move ment known as· Arrierican Agriculture and headquartered in Springfield, Colo., promised to plow under recently sown wheat if the government doesn't agree to guarantee prices of_$5.03 a bushel by December 14. The current price is $2.90 per bushel. The success of any farmer strike depends on three factors: - How many farmers would participate and how much acreage would they allow to stand idle? " It would take 20 per cent of the total acres of farmland or more for the thing to be a succ_!1ss," said veteran Panhandle farm and ranch editor Bedford"'F'orrest. - Will bankers finance Ianners during the strike? i~ They 've go{ to live, " Forre~t said. "Most farmers ·don't have a backlog of money . What will the country's bankers say?" Many could obtain financing for a slack year., but only if they have enough equity to guarantee their loans. - Will the Teamsters and other unions observe a farme rs' strike? "Some truckers have indicated they will not cross picket lines ," !'arrest said. "If that happens the strike will be a roaring success. There isn't a city in the country that can last more than three days if their food supplies by truck are cut off.'' · .-r"' Forrest described parity as a widely misunderstood element of farmers' demands. He Characterized parity as the prices brought by agriculture goods from 1910 through 1914. · " That was when agricultural goods were considere<j to be on a full economic basis (equity) with all other products, " he said . " A man could trade two bushels of corn for a pair of shoes. Today the farmer would have to trade over 10 bushels of corn for a pair of work shoes .... " We're getting tbe lowest price today for some agriculture products since 1932." The frrst American Agriculture rally was held last month in Colorado and attracted an . estimated 30,1100 farmers. Agriculture secretary Bob Bergland addressed the Colorado ,group , but t\o top federal officials will be present for the Texas rally . I SSI income .averaged $177,593 in 2 com.tties ·, About ! ;676 needy aged, blind and disabled people in Athens and Meigs Counties averaged $177,593 per rponth in Supplemental Security Income payments as of June, 1977, according to Ed Peter son , Social Security Branch Manager in Athens . Of that amo""' $56,236 per month was paid to aged r.ecipients, $4,008 to the blind , and $117,349 to the disabled . Supplem ental Security Income is a federall yadministered program that pays monthly checks to people in finan cial need who arc R5 or older and to people in need ·at any age who · are blind or disabled. The aim of SSI is to provide ' monthly checks so that needy people 65 or older, or blind or disabled, can have a basic cash income - $177.80 a month for one person, and r$266.70 for a married couple. " Not every person gets that much in his Supplemental Security Income check every rrionth ," Peterson said . "Some people may get less becjluse they have other in cqme. Some get more because they live irt a state t hat · add s mone y t o t he Federal paym ent." Supplemental Sec urity Incorile Is not the same a s Social Security, even though the program is run by the Social Se curity Administration. The money for SSI check s come from . FORECLOSURE BEGUN F oreclos ure action has heen !iled in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Belpre First Federal Sav ings and Loan Associ a tion, Belpre, a gainst Roher\ D. Hensley a nd Sharon· L. Hen sley, Tuppers Plaihs et a l. called Palestinian "Struggle against World hnperia lism Organization " said the Schleyer kidnap and the Lufthansa hijack were identical operations . France Soir said they laid down the following conditions: . - The release of I! West German terrorists imprisoned in Germany including Andreas Baader, head of the Baader: Meinhof terrorist group . - Pa yment of $43,210 to each released prisoner. - The release of two Palestinian "comrades" f~om Turkish prisons . - A ransom of $15 million . - The sending of all released prisoners to eithe r Vietnam, Somalia or Yemen . , . The Qatari News Agency reported the Qijackers included three Germans- two of them women - and a man who spoke Arabic. Young driver in narrow escape A teen-age girl missed bottom of her aluminum possible drowning on CR 34 scree n door , then opened the near the Pine Grove Church front door and threw in when the car she was driving several ears of com and two went out of control - and grap<"f· ·.it. through a woven fen ce, She said earlier in the narrowly missing a fann evening apparently the same pond on the Earl Frecker boys threw eggs against her property. house a nd corn ears as they Sheriff James J . Proffitt's passed. Deputies are prepared to Dept. said Valerie M. Labonte, Rt. 1, Long Botlom, cooperate with the· juvenile Came IntO 8 CUrve recently officer in apprehending graded and holding excessive suspects. It is anticipated loose road mater ial when her charges will he filed . car skidded off the road. Miss Deputies also are inLabonte was not injured ; vestigating the theft of anthere was only slight damage tiques from a Salem Townto her vehicle. There was no ship farm owned by Dr. Riger citation. . , Harsbarger of St. Albans, W. Deputies again were called Va . Meanwhile _deputies a re to Letart Falls Thursday · in · also checking on a theft response to Halloween report filed by Mrs. Ray vandalism . Mrs . Fteda Young , Rt. I, Reedsville Buchanan reported that (Succ ess · Road) , who around 8:30 p. m. several reported screens were torn young boys who.came to her ·· off and r:.iolen, as were lawn residence either kicked or chairs. beat in the front panel on the CALlS ANSWERED Th e Middleport Emergency Squad answered two calls Thursday evening. At 3:27p.m. the squad went to Cheshire for Mrs . Bess Me rritt who had fallen receiving1an arm injury:· She was taken to Holzer Medical Center . At 7:09 p.m., the squad went to the Meigs Junior High football stadium where Steve Roush , 14, Point Pleasant , had rece.ived a possible leg fracture ·in a game . He was taken to Pleasant VaUey Hospital . EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday: a chance of showers Sunday and fair Monday and Tuesday. Highs will be In the 50s and lows will be In the 30s. TAKEN TO VMH The Pomeroy Emergency. Squa d was called to 1708 Chester Road a t 1:32 a.m . Friday for Bill Blythe who wa s taken t o Veterans Memorial Hospita l. At 12 :14 p.m. Thursday, the squad went to Spring Ave. for Audre y Arnold who was' taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital . general funds of the U.S. Treasury . Social Security benefits are paid from con· tributions of workers, em• players, and self-employed people. Social Security funds are not used for SSI checks. MONEY NEEDED P e ople who ge't Social TUPPERS PLAINS - 'fhe · WAR I NIGHT Security checks can gel" SSI ·i,Orangli Township Voiunteer World War I night will he checks , too, if they are #Fire Department is asking observed when Drew Webster eligibJe·for both . But a person for money to be used for th e Post 39, American Legion, does not have to be eligible purchase of badly needed . meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday at · for Socia l Security to get SSI. e quipme nt , including t wo the post home for its annual If one thinks he is eligible Scott airpacks, and a pot· oyst ~ r stew dinner . Any for SSI, or if more in- t able pump . On ·Monday .. Worlii War I veteran needing formation is wanted, call the beginning at 6 p .m . firemen transportation to the obSocial S~curity Office a t 592- will be canvassing Tuppers servance is asked to call 440 ; if in Me igs County, dial Plains a nd th e s urrounding Leonard Jewell or Charles 992-li6n. a rea asking for contributions. Swatzel. �.. 2- Til< Datil Sentinel Mlddle!).'rt-Ponwro• 0 Fr1d.l\, O<t 14, tQ;; • Real impact of Carter's attack on oil firms in ,doubt II) WIWAM E CL.A \'TON WASHINGT0:-1 1UP ! l - pm ale enlerpnse do 1ls Uung Or tht·• "'ll sa• Carter Prestdent Car ter has accused 1~ nght .md Congress must ~ ott romparues ofprofit·"'m'"g;..-.~makf sure- lheoal nch do not from an enertc CriSIS nearl) gl!t nther as dire as war a charge h1s energy pohcv opponents call mflammator\ · and hts fner Js hope w1ll up Congress wward h1s program Although !he re "as unmed1ate reactlon mostlv from Congress the real unpact ofh1s " ordsThursda) Will htt "hen and 1f Arnencans take pen m hand Etther they "'ll tell the~r representatl\es and se nators to t.ake Uncle Sam out of the energy bus10ess and let Rep Harle) St.aggers. DW Va . House Commer('e ConmnttN> chaiTman thinks Ca rter s U•ugh " ords "Ill be helpful - he certa111ll made It plain "here the blame hes But Rep Robert Krueger. D-Tex who want'S natural gas prices fre ed of controls sa1d Ca r ter s talk about · npoff ' and '\\ar prohteerrng'' IS the wrong approach lnflanunatory language English, Swedish professors win Nobel economics prize 1 STOCKHOLM S• eden \ UP! ) - The 197i Nobel Pme for econom1cs was awarded today to two professors from England and S•eden for Ule1r path-b1 eakmg work 111 International trade The Royal Academ) of Sc tences awarded $145 000 pnze to Professor James Meade-J>f Cambndge Uru\•erSit;, of England and Professor Bertll Ohlm, professor ementus of U.e Stockholm School of Economics The award Cited their pathbreakmg contnbutlons to the theor) of mternatwnal trade and mternauonal cap ital movements· Meade 70 IS best known for the ..ark The Theo ry of Intemattonal Economic Polk} J195l..'i5) Ohlm's classic work was Interregwnal and Int ernatwnal Trade (1 933) should not sh1ft an) pos1t10ns " Krueger sa1d · What the pubhc needs 1s not Ulflammat or~ language but roo!. rPa so ned. tolera rtt respect for .a difference m opinion ' Sen Robert l)Qie, R-Kan sa1d the wav for Carter to get his ene'i-g;. pro~ram i~ to recall. rNhink and re-\\nte his proposal Instead of tq1ng to drum up public support b) jetting all m £'r the country, the Pn•sident ~u u ld sa\ e merg~ - st~l) honll' .md wnrk With Congress Ul de,elopmg an eneq~ \ p,o llc ~ that w11l \\<lrk Dolt> smd r£"ft=>l nng to Area S1~ Health Systemk Agency Inc w1ll hold 1ts quarterl~ boa rd of trustees meehng Oct 19 at the Ramada Inn 111 Mamtta The busmess meeting at 7 30 p m ts open to the pu bllc Items to be l'Onsrdered w11l tn clude reports on staff uecrUJtment and proposed natiOnal health plannmg gutdelmes reVISions U1 the budget and by la" s procedures Cor revtewtng ne" InStitutional health serv1ces and a mod1flcat1on m the sCheduled plannmg act1v1ties dunng the coming year Area SIX Health S\stems Agency. Inc. IS the con '"II Lawrence E. Lamb, M.ll Colon muscles can cramp By La\\ renee E Lamb, MD arms Tile; do respond to DEAR DR LAMB reflexes chemiCals and bulk MediCally speakmg IS there Othe rs who want thiS ISSue suc h a thmg as spasms? I can se nd 50 cents With a long, have heard many doctors usc sta mped, se lf-addressed t he term for muscle stra m envelope for It to me an care pressure etc Bemg conftned of this newspaper P 0 Box to a wheel chair and hi;\ vmg a 1551 Rad10 C1ty StatiOn, New spast1c colon I get pam at York, NY 10019 t1mes m the belt !me or a Oove DEAR DR LAMB - A wtth back trouble fl>end recently told me they DEAR READER - You read about an opcratwn to better behe\'e there 1s such a red uce the size of the breasts thing as spasm - whtch Is this true ? Where m1ght f means shortentng as occu rs fmd mformat10n regm dtng w1th a muscle cramp this' Most people can see the ' I have s uch a d1ff1culltune shortemng of the ca lf muscle flndmg clothes to f1t , Also my when It cramps 01 1s tn posture IS affected because I spasm A s mular thmg hal>' tr; to mm1m1ze my bust by pens to a person with a spasm not standmg erec t I am not a of the esopha gus, th e heavy person m any other stomach or the colon way The entire dtgesttve tube DEAR READER - Yes, 1t from mouth to rectum has an IS done Except 1n un usual rnner waH of smooth muscle Circumstances I don t thmk 1t Food doesn t JUSt drop from IS a very good 1dea And I your mouth lo the rectwn by don t thmk 1t IS wiSe to the force of gravitY It IS mov· develop poor posture to try to ed along by the m1lkmg ac- hide you r breasts e1ther That ti on of the contraction and can lead to other problems relaxation of th ese musc les Unless they are so heavy that The sma11 mtestme 111 adult shoulder straps cause you tile 1s about 15 feet long and problems I would thtnk you the large 1ntestme about 5 111lght JUSt try to thmk feet lung The food resid ue 1s pos1!1vely about yourself moved along th1s 20 fool Thmk of 1t as a s1gn of a good stretch by the contractiOn figure In bn ef 1f you ve got and relaxatmn of muscles m a 1t, flaunt 1t You m1ght be bet· rhythmic manner ter off than havmg surgery If these _muscles over If you can 'l accept that, contract or c ramp 1t 1s a f>rst lli lk 1t over w1th your spasm, and as ; ou should fam1ly doctor If you conknow 1t can hurt The spas m· vmce h1m rou would be better can be so severe tt shuts off off, then he m1ght want to the mtestme entt rcly, trapp- 1 refer you to a plasttc surgeon mg gas above the sp<:~ sm tn your <J red who does good whtch leads to d>stentwn a nd \\Urk more pain, Must surgeons do good I am sendmg ~ ou The v.ur k but not all cases are Health Letter nUJnlK'I 2 1, sutc c.s!lful aml you mtght not Sptlc;tlc or IrrJtoble Colun <:~ncl be so pleased w1th the resu lts t sttpatwn, It w11l ~xplwn after ward ·If you ha ve e:t Ill how what you eat and 1ru ~cuncept10n about yourself nk affects the normal col· m have snme emotwnal on contractwns These are m h:mgups b1 cast surgery mt:~y voluntary muscles mcanmg not be you r .m ~ wcr either hut that you can't control them rnay sBn]Jly cmnplwa te rnttllike you mtght those m yoU! tcrs • Senate Hcpubhcan I e~1dt?r Ho\Htrd R.tker , H. l enn, tuld repm te1 s Lf the President Muld address hm1self to the real1ssues " e .-.:ould get a gn p on 11 lllStead, he set up a straw man the straw m;;~ n of <ht10nally deSignated and fectl-.e health plamnng a11d funded Health Systems health resources de\ elop· Agency for 18 eastern and ment wtthln tts health servtce southeastern Ohio counues area The office at 216 Put· The pnmarv purpose of the nam Street 1n Mar~ etta can be agency IS to promote ef· reached by calling 374-2200 IJ E \ OTED TO TUf I~TF.RE:."T OF \1 E l( ,S MASUN AREA CHFSTE IU T.\'INF::t lll I F:~n Ed ROBF. 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D\11 \ISt:N IINI;:l, npoff by pames " Sen Henn Jadson, 0Wash , chairma n "f the Senate Energy Comnuttee , predicted the PreSident wtll get foW' mam parts of hts package, but the t.ax portion 1s 111 'deep trouble Carter IS In goo~ shape ' on mntmumg controls on natural gas p11ces, Jackson said, because 1f nu b11l passes, the current ce1lmg uf $1 46 Miss Van Matre Eight of nine REEDSV ILLE 'Meet the Candtda te Ntght" was held at a recent PTA meetmg at the R1verv1ew School here when e1ght spec1al guests were Intro duced as ca n- d Awards presented castle artd Dorsey Orch at coffee break NOW YOU KNOW Although well meaning people put out ha; for deer to · eat 1n wrnter thev do not eat 11 because thei• a re not graZing but bro•sm g ammals Elk ho"ever do graze More than $5 m1lllon 1n Scholasttc Achievement college scho la rships and (15 percent) based on a other awards be offered careful rev1ew of htgh school to local state and nat10nal transcripts of grades and wmners th1s year college board examtnat10ns Standards for Judgmg were by qua!tf1ed educators outlmed by Ralph H Werry , Mental Alertness and cha mnan of the program Judges Conference (35 here percent l based on an tn· 'Scbolast1c abll1ty good lerVIe" of each qbntestant b). health, ent hustasm and a the JUdges Here the Judges warm , who lesome per- Jook for a sense of va lues Sonality , wtth a record of clarit y of expresston , mterest m school and CIVIC knowledge and perception , affairS are among the major personal a ppearance and factors 111 the success of a b1htv m human relattans every Arnenca 's Jun10r Po1;e a nd appearance (15 Mtss ,' Werry sa1d Judging IS percen t ) Th•s IS based on the based. as It IS 111 state and the appearance of the contestant natwnal events on the 1n e\emng gown Po1se, followmg standards grace groommg good taste, carnage and posture are considered HEALTH the West Co~tst Health agency trustees will meet Oct. 19 Junior Miss Program deadline Is set Deadlme for entermg the Southeast Oh1o Jumor MISs finals" Oct 23 , offiCials sa1d today The program IS scheduled No; 20 at the Me1gs J uruor Htgh School auditonum In Middleport Two Juru or Mtss wmners "'ll represent aU local gtrls of the class of 1978 111 h•ghest standards 111 sc holarship character and physiCal well bemg The 1978 competiti on, Southeast Oh10's pa r tlc!pauon m the naiwnv. 1de scholarship program 1s open to all area htgh school semor gt rls Rehearsals "111 start Sunda), Oct 16 at Pomeroy Vtllage Hall at 2 30 p m • an upcommg Carter tnp to 3- Til< Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, Oct 14 1977 dictates for the Eastern Local Board of EducatiOn They were Harold Norton, Tom Mankm , J 1m Cald•ell , Bob Davts, Deryl Well Ross Cleland , Max E1Chmger and Dorset La rkm s Cl 1fford Long111ette, also a ca ndidate, "as unable to attend Parents, teachers, and guests en joyed a questton and an· swe r diSCUSS ion 1ncludang school mterests and concern for the passage of the schoo l levy to appear on the ballot 111 November Teresa Colltns, "president , thanked all who had con· tnbuted tn any way who helped to make the recent schoo l ca rntval a great success The f1rst grade, ha vmg the greatest per· centage of parents 111 at· tendance, won the ba nner and cash ' award Follow111g a discussion on school proJects remain111g to be completed, refreshments were served by the teachers to ap· proxunately 60 people "'11 Tables sea tmg e1ght be a\al!able at the dance Alcoholic beverages will not be so ld but miX and 1ce \\Ill be for those "ho bring their o't\Q Lee Castle 1s recogmzed as one of the best trumpet pla ver s m the country , havmg performed •1th many of the bands of the B1g B.md Era.' such as Artte Shaw, Glenn Miller, and the Dorsey brothe rs He studied under the tutelage of Tommy Dorse) Sr before re)otnmg the Dorsey Brothers Band as a feat ured player When the Dorseys spltt m ea rl y 1936, Castl e jomed Jmuny Dorsey m formmg 1 he Fabulous Dorsey Or· chestra Em pha siZ mg a sweeter more subdued approach to the top tunes of the da), the orchest ra evolved Its famous 'contrasts tn mus1c ' style Such tune'!, as ' Amapola, ' Marta Elena, ' 'Green Eyes," 'I Hear a Rhapsody ' and Tangenne 'as recorded b; th e J 1mrny Dor sey Or· chest ra , have become standard classtcs Mor e than 40 m1lhon Junmy Dorsey records were so ld m the B1g Bapd Era'' and many record Industry people cr ed1t hun wtth the success and establtshment of the JUke-box mdustry H1s 'John S1lver' record \las one of the f1rst to sell over a Boot C1tizens B3nd Rad1o Club sta ged a coffee break recently at the Pmtland Elementary Scbool Club Prestd ent Charles Balle) extended thanks to n u m e r o u s p e r so n s , busmesses and the Southern Board of Education for mak1ng the ven ture suecessful Trophies went to the Roane County CB Clu b for travelmg the most dtstance and to Tap 23 Club, Glouster second place, tM Btg Bend Cttlzens Band Club for the most members present and the Gal11a County CB Club, secon d "1th th e Golden W111gs Club wmmng ftrst rn the best dressed categor} and the Parkersburg CB Club, second Trophv for bemg the oldest CB'er present " ent to Joe Hemsley and rerogmt10n troph1es "ent to the Kanauga CQ P1oneers t he Ap palach•an CB Club and the Channel 5 Acllon Team Contnbutors mcluded R C Bottlmg Co , Betsy Ross Baker;, C1t1zens NatiOnal Bank, Pen nmgton Bread Co City Ice and F'uel, Ctt1zens Nationa l Bank, Middleport Book Store, Motor Parts, Dan s Shoe Repa1r V11lage Pharmac;, Ingels Furniture, Dutton Drug Store, Mark V, Quality Prtnt, Tw1n C1ly Gateway, Genera l T1reSa!es, Dudle; Flonst, Bahr C!olhmg, F irestone Stone, RaU's Ben Frankltn Store, m~~~nc~~rt:~sat referred to ~~~nce! ~b~:,rke~~~~~:;oar~ 1 as Mr Trumpet" by l..<l u1s Armstrong an~ as the Prmce oftthe Trumpet" by Jack1e Gleason Lunch Room, Hen ta ge House, McClure's Datry Isle, Metgs Plaza, Wtlkinson Small Eng me Repair, Dan Thomp so n F ord, Valle) t umber Co , Mtddleport Pastry Shop all Middleport, Pomero; National Bank Fam1ers Bank and Sav111gs Co , F1 anc1s Flonst Pomeroy Flower Shop Ebersbach Hardware Landmark , K a nd C Jewelry, Elberfeld's, Metgs Tire Ce nter , New York Clothmg House Powell 's Super Valu, Nelson s Drug Store, Swlsher·l<lhse Drug Store, Kroger's Gibbs Grocery Mullen Insurance Agency, V D Edwards In· sura nee Agency, Countr) Cousms Me1gs Home and Auto. all Pomeroy. Racme Home Nallonal Bank, B and A Beauty Shop Rac10e Carpet Shop Rtdenour TV Appliance , Lmda s Ladyfa1r Beauty Shop Vtllage Cut Rate, Ebersbach Gu lf Stat1on Wagner Hardware, Cross Store, Star Supply Roseberr} 's Pennzo1l StatiOn Brinker s Jewelr) Alene's Beauty Shop, Adams Dnlling Co Paul's Barber Shop Racme Garage, aU Ractne area, Ridenour TV and Appliance, Chester Tuppers P!ams Branch of t he Pomeroy Nat10na! Bank Hubbard s Greenhouse , Sy ra cuse, Lavender Con stru<..1:wn Co • Syracuse Rutland Furn1ture Store, V1rgmta s Beauty Shop Long Bottom , Ashland Bulk Station, Mmersville, Baum Lumber, Chester , Proffitt s Grocery , Portland South Po111t CB Center, Bob's C B Center Addtson , Robert and Magg1e Young, Charles and Juamta Wtne, John and Karen Mtller, Roy and Oakley Bates, Htlton W0 !fe, Jr LINDA VANMATRE tu compete for Ltndt~ Van Matre, 22, "1ll compete m horsemanship Classes on her reg1stered quarter horse mare, Sonora Jewel, 111 the All·Amencan Quarter Horse Congress Ill Columbus next week , Oct lS.. 22 Mtss Van Matre crowned queen of the West V1rg1111a .. Quarter Horse Assn m September durmg the West V~rglnla Futunty at Camp V1rgtl Tate, will represent her state In Columbus The congress 1s the- largest show 111 the nallon Linda w1ll be competing aga mst queens from other Quarter Horse Assoc1allons thro ughout the Umted States The winner of the contest w1ll be chosen on persona itt), horsemanship ab1hty a nd genera l knO\• ledge of the Quarter Horse mdustry Tins "as [ mda s hrst ) ear m competition for queen of the . West Vtrglnta Associatwn ... She 1s the daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Van Matre JUST THE HANDS LOS ANGELES (UP!) Eve! Kntevel ftred hts at· torney a nd mSisted on pleading guilty Thursday to assault charges for beatmg h1s former publlc1ty agent w1th a basehaU ba t H~ ~a s ordered to return Nov 14 for sentencmg and co uld draw up to four yea rs 111 priSOn 'I know "hat I am doing before yo u and that flag, ' Kme;e! told the judge "J do not want to plead (no co'n· test l It mtght be mtSin· terpreted I want to plead guilty " Why school finances are unbalanced RACINE - Why are our fmances out of balance?, the a dmtn tstra jwn of the So uthern Local School D1st n ct asks rhetoncally Followmg ts the ans" er to that questiOn , as prepared b) the comm1ttee to Pass the Levy (6 5 mills for two years on Oct 25 ), by J1m Adams, c h a~rperson , Bobby Or d, supermtendent, a nd members of the board of education fundtng of the sta te ed ucation b1ll (equa l yteld formula) for 1977-79 Recommended by state depa rtment of educatiOn for 1977-78 was 75 percent fun· ding, but enacted by the assembly. 46 2!i pet And for 1978-79, W\15 100 pet fund111g , but enacted by the assembly, 75 pet As to the ma btltty of school districts to operate on 20 mtlls of local operat111g taxes Under the equal-y1eld There a re two reasons fo rmula that we recetve the LOSS OF REVENUE money to run our school CAUSED BY STATE AC· dtstnct, 20 mtlls 1s the TION m•mmum operating mtllage INABILITY OF SCHOOL you can have Thts IS what we DISTRICTS TO OPERATE have The average mlllage In ON 20 MJLLS OF LOCAL the state was 26 75 mtlls tn OPERATING TAXES August Reference the f1rst, loss of Under tht s formula, we revenue rece1ve 72 pet of our money There was a 3 m•ll roll-back from the state and raise 28 due to sexen ma l reappraisal pet of our money locally m 1974 that cost our schools The second part of the $86,000 durmg 1975·77 equal-yteld formula ts called The governor's cuts durm g the mcenttve or shared phase Ig75-77 cost ou r schools of the formula It was set up $31,000 so dtstnct s would tax There has been madequate themse lves enough to - meet thetr o\\n educa tional and ft nanctal needs Under thts formula, _for every m•ll over 20 mills up to 30 mtlls, the state wtll g1ve us 63 cents for every 37 cents we tax ourselves The equa l·yteld form ual was not set up to be able to operate on 20 mtlls It was set up to get the maxtmum slate money at 30 mills School dtstncts that have taxed themselves over 30 mtlls ·do not like sending the1r tax momes to our distrtct Cleveland schools, for example, are taxmg them· selves 56 55 mtlls to operate the1r schools and don 't like sendmg us money when U.ey are havmg financial problems themselves That IS why th e IN· CENTIVE or SHARED part of the formu la was attached We must tax ourselves above 20 mtlls to get thts add1l1onal money from the state The 61> mtll levy w1ll generate $71,500 of local tax money a year The state w111 gtve us approXImately $t20 ,0QO from taxpayers mone; outstde the dtstnct We w1ll be usmg thts m· cenllve formula to pay off our present debt and keep our doors ope n for the next two p By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll Edllor LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Pee Wee Reese can't help 1t H1s lear duels are loca ted a little too close w his heart, so every time he shows up at a World Senes hke tl'lis one and listens to U.em play111g the Star Spangled Banner, hiS eyes suddenly begin getting susplctously mtsty "1dolt all the time, " confesses Reese "The reason, I guess, lS because tt remmds me •' Ustenmg to Ule national anthem at a Dodgers-YJ!nkees World Sertes, Pee Wee can't help but bemg remmded of the seven such sertes he played m between 1941 and 1956 The Yankees defeated the Dodgers m a ll but one of them, and that was In 1955 when the Brooklyn Dodgers won the only world champtonsh!p In their h1storl Reese, 36 at Ule tim~, didn 't have much longer to go a nd he ca n talk In you all day long about that one " We had lost five sertes m a row to them and, m terms of wmnlng a world champtonshlp, I was gettmg to the pomt where I began feehng I was never gonna make 1t,' he says ' But we finally dtd tn 1955 and I made the last putout on a ground ball by Elston Howard " Pe~le keep asking askmg me to compare the two clubs In Uus World Sertes with the Yankees and Dodgers of my ttme There s no possible way for me to do 11 Everythmg was entirely different then - the ball clubs, the closeness 111 loca tion of the two teams, and even the way we used to nde m the bus from Ebbets Fteld wYankee Stad1wn and back every day wtth the people yellmg and OW' pollee escort really turrung up that Siren all the way " Now domg public relations and servmg as a good w1ll ambassador for the Hil!ertch and Bradsby L<>wsvtlle Slugger company , Reese recalls how he came up to the Dodgers 111 1940, how he was so awed he almost shook "hen he played m his f~rst World Sertes a year later, how Yankee rtght-f•elder Tommy Henrtch beat btg Don Newcombe, 1.{), wtth a runth-mrung homer In the 1949 Series ~ener and how. Preacher Roe turned fight around and blanked the Yankees by the 5ame score the following day 1 "Henrtch came up for them agam m the mnth lhnmg of that second game,' says Reese, 'and before Preacher would p1tch In him,ohe looked aroWid and sa1d to me, 'C'mere a mmute , Pee Wee,' "'Whadd'ya "ant, Preach?' I asked hun " I waMa talk to you,' he sa1d " Whadd'ya wanna ta lk to me about' ' " Anything ,' he sa1d ' 'I wanna talk about hshmg, hWiting, anythmg , but I don t wanna talk baseball ' He was remembering what Henr~ch had done Ule day before and he w1111ted w tal<e hts good old time p1tchmg to hlm After awhile, he dtd and he got him out '' While w1th the Dodgers, Reese played under Leo Durocher, whom he replaced at shortstop, Burt Shotton, Gharlte Dressen • and Walter Alston ''Shotton and Alston were a great dea l ahke,' he says '~Thetr strong pomt was patience combmed wtth understandmg Durocher and Dressen also were stmtlar m a Tot of ways Leo was a litUe tough and, because he played the same posttion, he watched every move I made He kind of adopted me We were pretty much the same stze, so he d often gtve me clothes, sweaters and things like that Actually , I tned to pattern myself after hun as a shortstop He got r1d of the ball fast, so I tned domg the sa me thmg but couldn 't do tt One day he sa td to me , 'Pee Wee, I do 11 because I don't have a good arm You don't have to do tt ' Reese remembers how Durocher ate hun out and ftned h1m S5Q for faibng to back up the second baseman on a relay from U.e outfield In a game wtth the Phdlies Two days later , Pee Wee came through wtth a game-wtnnmg base htt " Leo satd w me, 'I fmed you $50 the other day but I m gtvmg you $100for that base h1t 'So he never really ftned me " The most unportant thmg he lea rned m hiS 18 years p!aymg for the Dodgers, Reese says , was commumcating With others Here, he adds, the late Jackte Rob111son helped as much tf not more than anyone else "I was brought up m a poor neighborhood tn LoUISVIlle," he says "There were no blaci<s where I lived I guess I never shook hands w1th a black person until the f~rst time I d1d w1th Jack1e He taught me an enttrely different way of hfe and I would hope that I taught 1t wmy children " yea rs After that, we will probably have to tax ourselves above th e 20 mtlls to conttnue to operate but at what millage will not be known until the equal·y•eld formula ts funded at 100 pet Refernng ba ck to the Cleveland sltuatto n Torn Ferguson, State Auditor, has stated that supermtendents and boards , of educatton should be ftred tf schools close down due to a lack of money because they have miSmanaged funds Thts may apply to the Cleveland sttuatJOn where they have a 58 55 m1ll operatmg levy, but these are ltbelous statements when apphed to Southern Local's s1tuat1on where we have been trymg to operate on 20 mtlls Area grid statistics Mart111 and ngbt fl elde•· Regg1e Jac kso n, se ndmg nght·haoder M1ke Torrez to U.e mound aga111st southpaw Tommy John today 111 the th~rd game of the World By BIIJ. MADDEN UPI Spurts Writer LOS ANGELES (UP! ) The New York Yankees, a team whtch has thrived on advers•ty all season long, w1ll attempt wshrug off U.e latest nft between Manager Billy Senes - The Martm.Jackson feud rose to the bmhng pomt a gam TI1ursday after some cnttca l remarks the nght'ftelder made of the Yankee manager 's dec tston to pttch "CatfiSh" Hunter 111 the second game, won llr l by the Dodgers Hunter, Who had not pttched In a month, was World Series schedule By Umted Pres s International B est of Seven All Ttmes EDT fSI!r 1es t ted 1 1) Oct 11 - New York Los Angeles (N LJ J 12 Oct 12- Los Angeles New York (All 1 Oct 14- New York (All 4, tnnmgs ( NL) 6 (AU at LosOctAngeles ( N LJ 8 15 P m I S- New York (ALI at Los Angeles (N LJ 4 15 p m x Oct 16- New York (A L ) at Los Angeles t NLJ 4 15 p m x Oct 18- LOS Ange les ( N LJ at New York (AU a 15 p m x Oct 19- L OS Angeles ( NLJ at New York <ALl a 15 p m x tf necessary roc ked by three home runs 111 the firs t three 1nnmgs, cau.smg the Yankees to be uul of the game before U1ey were ever m 1t " U you hadn't p1tched m a month, what do you thmk the problem would be'" Jackson told assembled newsmen after the game "How do you send • man m to pttch the World Sertes when he hasn 't p1tched m over a month ?" Marbn was v1s1bly and voca ll y mcensed whe n mformed of the la-test remarks from hts outspoken $3 nulhon outftelder 'It seems to me he I Jackson J has got enough problems try111g w play n ght f• eld than to be secondguessmg the manager, " fired back Mart111 "A true Yankee doesn't cnt.Jclze another Yankee or another Ycmkee manager •. Astde from h1s problems wtth Ja ckson Mart111 has had w worry about all hts left· handed power hllters not produc10g Through h ve playoff games and the first two games of the World Senes, Jackson, Chns Chambliss and Gr31g Nettles Top pretenders • m Big.Ten Facts, figures N E W YORK (UP I I Fa cts and ltgures of ga me two of the world Senes Alten dance - 56 691 Net rece p i s - Si!iJJ 149 14 Comm lsstoner s s h a r e S94 987 39 Pia yers pool - SJ12 957 11 ~a, League and clubs sh ar e $53 826 18 Two game total Attendance - 11 3 359 Net r ecet pt s - Sl 266 225 67 commtsstoner s share ~ $189 933 83 Players pool ~ S:i 070 990 19 L eague and clubs shar e S107 629 18 Vols face Alabama Saturday By FRED LIEF UPI Spurts Writer it Should be eaSier thts week for Alabama They are back In Dllue and the nation's No 1-rat.ed team IS no Ionge r breathing down thetr neck The Ttde rolled min Los Angeles last week agamst f~rst·rated Southern Cal and rolled out wtth a stUMmg 21· 20 v1ctory that snapped the Tr ojans ' 15-game wmnmg streak and dropped them to U.e No 7 spot m the rankings Tennessee wtll not pose a btg threat to fourth-ranked Alabama and Volunteer ' Coach 'Johnny MaJors suspects trouble ahead " I've always look ed forward to play1ng other teams a nd other coaches when I had be tter players than they did, ' said MaJors, whose squad fell , 2H, to Georg1a Tech last week I have great respect for Coach (Bear) Bryant, but I d rather be playmg him wtth a better team and hun wtth a lesser one " Sttll, Bryant ts not about to take the Volunteers too lightly He knows what can STAT(STICS (lncludesvames through Oct 11 happen when two SEC tea ms TEAM STATISTfCS t2 GAMES ) go at tt INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ''Thts ts a btgger game than RUSHING yds cotr av last week's because 1t ts a conference game and tt's 1844838 Dabney Ga l Tennessee," said Bryant, Kemper Logan 179 36 49 landrum Jack 1523248 who ts trymg Ill win hts lOth D eeds Iron ton 135 19 7 1 SEC !ttle at Alabama Becker Me igS 11 3 26 43 Elsewhere mU.e lnp 10, No KO RETURNS 1 Mlchtgan hosts Wtsconsm, yds no td 55 I 0 No 2 Texas plays at No 8 Elk ms, Meigs Arkansas, No 3 Colorado 47 1 0 Wa y land Me1gs VISits Kansas, No 5 Ohio dd 3 0 Osborne We l lston Thomas, Ironton 38 2 0 St~te IS at Iowa, No 6 Kemper, Logan · 36 3 0 Oklahoma 1s at MtSSOW'I, No PASSING 7 SouU.ern Cal hosts Oregon, cmp all lnt yds td No 9 Nebrasi<s IS home .• 16 29 1 242 1 agal11St Iowa State and No 10 Gasser Logan 10 18 3 114 l Weeter Waverly Penn State IS at Syracuse Walton Athens 9 26 3 166 1 7130770 Young , Me•gs 6 14 0811 N Jenkins Jackson 613 1 52 1 Wtllls Ga llipolis PUNT RETURNS GffiLSLOSETWO yds no. td The VISiting Waverly gtrls 46 5 0 Robinson Ga ll 1a volleyball team rema111ed 22 3 0 Kemper, Logan 12 1 0 undefeat ed Thursday by Wa(ton , Athet1s 10 2 0 downing Metgs In two close Jay1ohn , Wellston 8 2 0 Schanzenbach Athens games 15·13 In the ftrst PUNTING (4 or more) contest and 15-12 111 the Yds no av second The Metgs JVs also 288 8 36 0 Deeds I ron ton 251 7 35 8 fell m two straight ~ames , 15· Gasser Logan 273 7 33 3 2 and 16·14, one an overtune S1mms Gall•polls 186 6 31 0 thrtlier Both the vars1ty and Cri:lce, Jackson JUniOr varsity are now 4-5 on 330 11 30 0 Patton Well ston RECE(VING the year Next match IS on yds no td 11 Monday at Mtller at 5 p m 7 90 0 Way land Me tgs 5 66 1 Conger Jackson ~ 4 128 1 Schansenbach Athens For a II vour home 4 83 0 Kemper, L ogan Entertamment and 4 )3 0 Bod tne Athens App lran c~ Needs collide with powerhouses By ED SAINSBURY UP! Sports Writer CHICAGO (UPll M1ch1gan and Ohio Stale meet the top pretenders to thetr dommance of B1g Ten foo tball Saturday wh1le W1sconsm and Iowa gel a cha nce to show whether there's sttll a Btg Two m the conference chase M1ch1gan , No I rated , and W1scons111 , tted for No 15, match :HI records at Ann Arbor No 5 ranked Ohio State, 4-J,,travels w Iowa , 3-2, In match 2.{) Btg Ten records The foW' teams-are the only unbeaten squads m B1g Ten compet1t1on After Saturday's contests, only two should remam on tnp In other ' games, all mvolvmg teams w1lh at least Hockey results NHL .lli ndmg s By Untted Press lnternattonal Campbe ll Con fe re nce Patnck D w ts ton W L T Pt s NY Rangers 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 Ph tl adelph a Atlanta a 0 1 1 NY Islanders 0 1 0 0 Smy th e 0 Po1SI OM W L T Ph Colorado 0 0 0 0 Mtnneso t a 0 I 0 0 vancouver 0 1 0 0 St Lou s 0 1 0 0 Ch cago 0 1 0 0 Wales Conference Norrt s Ot ~ l ston W l T Pts Montreal 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 P ttsburgh Los Ange les 1 0 0 2 Oetrott d 0 1 1 Wash ngton 0 0 0 0 Adams D tv tsHln W L T Pis Buffalo 1 0 To ronto 0 0 0 0 Boston Cl eveland 0 l Thursday s Results Atlanta 2 Bos ton 2 Tor onto ] Detr ott 3 Bflo 3 NY Isla nders 2 Ph tla S Chtcago 1 Fr~day s Games vancouver at Colo P ttlsburgh at Wash Saturday s Gam es Bu ff alo at To ront o Colorado at Chtcago St LOU IS at Atla nta Oe tr ott at L os Ang Va ncouver at M nn NY Rng r s at Montr ea l Boston at NY lslndrs washtngton at Cleve Phtla at Ptltsburgh 0 l 1 0 1977 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE WHA Standtng s By Un tied Pres s ln terna lt ona l W L T Pts Wtnn peg 2 0 0 ind a napol rs 1 0 0 New Engla nd l 0 0 Btrmmgham 0 0 0 Ctnc nna l t 0 1 0 Edmonton 0 1 0 Houston 0 1 0 Quebec 0 1 0 Thu rsday's Re sult Wtnntpeg 5 Quebec 2 Fndav's Games Quebec at Ed monton Houston at Btrm ngham saturday's Games Edm on ton at Qu ebec W tnntpeg a t Ci n e nn al l l ndtanapo lt s at Houston Btrmtngham at New Eng 2 1 I 0 one Btg Ten loss, M1ch1gan State plays at Ind1ana In a match up of the only teams at 500, whtle IllinOIS travels to Purdue and Northwestern ts at M111nesota, all foW' see kmg lhe1r first Btg Ten vtctory " ThiS ts a game that could mea n the ch amptonsh lp, " M1ch1gan 's Bo Schembechler satd of the Wtsconsm con test " W1sconsm plays mn e conferenc e games and everybody else e1ght, so 1f loses once, every bod; W1sconsm can wm 1t and go on to the Rose Bowl " Schembechler also was unpressed wtth both Ule offense and defense of the Badgers, declaring the latter "better than I've ever seen" at W1sconsm 'Their defense resembles ours," he srud ' It 's not b1g, but 1t has great mobtllty It has all the mgredtent.s of a good defense " The offense could pose a problem for the Wolverme s, he added, because It bastcally runs a wmged T, which as not somethmg you see everyday ' ' Wlsconsm's John Jard111e belteves the Badgers w1ll beat their best for the game, declaring ' we have high hopes We've played when we had to We don't want our players to feel that thts 1s )he game of the century We want Ill em w feel we've got w play our best, but th e season sttll goes on afterward 11 Jardine hoped the crowd of 100,000 expected at MIChigan won 't upset h1s team 'We've got In forget the people and play football, ' he sa1d "We've not played the top teams We realize tJmt But other tea ms have played the same type of schedule '' I've tned to gear us not to play a crusade every week We've kind of trted w hold ourselves down We were up for Indtana aod IllinoiS and 1 played OW' best " DefensiVely we've got to gamble agamst MIChigan We ca n't afford to g1ve them the b1g play They can catch you 111 a bhtz and hit a tnuchdown pass But you can t not bh\z because of Ulat ' Another $2 mdHon needed to put A's into Louisiana dome - -' NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Only $2 mllhon IS keepmg a group of mvestors from buying the Oakland A's and movmg them to the Lou1s1ana Superdome, baseba ll promoter A Ray Sm1th sa1d Sm1th, owner of the Amencan Association New Orleans Pehcans, smd Thurs day the mvestors have ra1sed $1 5 m1lhon but need $2 mllhon more as a down payment on the $12 m1lhon controversial A's owner Charlte Fmley IS ask111g for Eastern putr Meigs 7th down The Eastern Jumor Htgh football team downed the VISibng Me1gs seventh grade team last week 32-18 Gettmg touchdowns for the wrnners were John Rtebel, James Reed, M1ke Btssell, and Brtan Well Addmg extra pomts were Rtebel, Reed, Well, and Greg Cole Eastern 1s now H on the year w•th two games to play Thuraday they travelled to Kyger Creek and on October 20 they entertam South · western the club Sm1th has satd the Class AAA Pelicans wtll not return to the Superdome next dome He sa1d he and several other CIVIC leaders want mvestors w1th $16,000 cash down payments for 200 shares 111 the team at $50,000 each PONTIAC, Mtch (UPI ) The Detrmt Ltons made thetr second move to shore up the1r Injury-depleted offens1ve !me Thursday by stgmng free agent veteran Tom W1ckert To make room for Wtckert on the r os ter the Ltons released linebacker M1ke McGraw, who had JUSt been stgned last week Detrmt, wh1ch has lost two startmg offens1ve lmemen for the season because of InJUnes, was- down to one back lineman unlll s1grung another exDolphin, Melvm Mitchell , on Wednesday are a h!Umg a c::ombmed 9for.74 The left-handed John, a 21J.;lame w111ner for Ule ftrst time th1s year, doesn 't figure wmake tlungs any eaSier for them " You have to p1tch away fr om the Yank ees' left. handed hitter s," sa1d John, who sat out the Dodgers last World Senes appearcnce m 1974 With the now~elebrated elbow mjury whiCh nearly ended hts career Martm refused w divulge his hneup unt1! pnor to the game, but 1t was expected he would probably stt Chambliss down 111 favor of nght-handed sw111gmg Cliff J ohnson at f1rst base Dodger Manager Tommy Lasorda , whose team can take a 2-1 lead In games w1th a VIctory today and then have the luxury of the next two games at home also, liked h1s team's chances at the more s ymmetn ca l Dodger StadiUm as co mpared to Yankee Stadium w1th tts cavernous left-center f1eld 11 Sure 1t g1ves us a n advantage playmg home, " sa1d Lasorda " After all, we've played hye all year But our guys ~an hit home runs out of any park " Redskins- meet hot Dallas 11 By FRED LIEF UPI Spurts Wnter Last week , In hardly thetr fmest moment , the Washmgton Redskins scored 10 pomts agamst the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tampa Bay has lost 18 m a row and has yet to wm a game m the NFL, so the Redskins were able to get away w1th a n acutely malnounshed offense ThiS Sunday, however, they travel w Dallas and If George Allen's club 1s hopmg for some more ftre- power , thmgs wtll have to take a different turn Before a nattonal televtston audtence and w1th first place at stake In the NFC East, all Signs pomt towards a hone· brutSJng matchup 111 one of the most heated nvalnes m the league The Redskins are 3.{) while tl:le Cowhoys at <[.(), are the only undefeated team m the NFC Smce Allen wok over as U.e Redsk1ns' coach Ule two teams have spht thetr regular season senes at stx games aptece and no team has ever swept a season sen es While the Redskms have not done the JOb offenstvely, credtt must be handed to the defense They have y1elded JUSt 40 pomts, albe1t agamst partwularly easy teams But wh1le the Redskms have contamed the oppoSitiOn on th e gro und they are vulnerable to U.e pass In other games Sunday, Denver ts at Oakland, Atlanta at Buffalo, Balttrnore a t Ka nsas C1 ty , Chwago at Mmnesola, Cleve land a t Hoijston, Gree n Bay at Detrmt, New Engla nd at San Otego, New 01 leans at Los Angeles, the New York Jets at Mtam1, St Lou1 s at Ph1ladelph•a , San Francisco at the New York G1ants and Tampa Bay at Seattle PitlsbW'gh hosts Cmcmna!t Monday mght In a maJor AFC battle, Oakland and Denver are both 4.{) wtth the Ra1ders looking to wm their 18th game m a row Thetr last loss was aga mst New England m October , 1976 Denver 's defense has sW'rendered the fewest points m the conferenc~ Joe Narnath , who mJured his left kree agamst Ch1cago last Monda; mght, w1ll be benched m favor of QB Pat Haden when the Rams take on New Orleans The Sa mts are ~ at l..<ls Angeles Ch1cago 1s lookmg to move mto a first-place tie m the NFC Central wtth a victory over Mmnesota. The Vikings have won the div•stbnal title e1ght of the last mne yea rs ' NEHI HALF ROYAL CROWN BOTILING COMPANY Middleport L--~ • A 1111 Cut this out. Stick it on your chain saw and pretend Hstarts. INTERCEPTIONS R obin son Ga lli a Schan zen bach Athens Conkey, Athens THREE SENIORS WHO START on the Me~gs Marauder footba ll team thiS season are Kenny Young, BrentBolm and Mark Mitch Match, a returnmg letterman at center, as 5'10" and weighs 160 No 60 IS the son nf Mr and Mrs Ge ne M1 tc h nf Route 2, Pomeroy ~ '' 82, Brent Bohn , son of Mr and Mrs Joe Bnhn of HouLe I Rutland, 1s one nf the starting ends ~ No yds td 2 35 0 I 1 Eskey, Athens We1ghing mat 144 and standmg 5'11", Brent has run up agamst oppos1tion btgger than he, but not wugher Kenny Young, No 11, has seen actton at both end and quarterback A returnmg letterman from last season, KeMy stands 6'1 " and wetghs !55 At present he IS recovermg from a pamful th1gh brwse. He 's the son of PhylliS Young of Page St, Midd leport Shee t s, Gal l1a Neal. Jackso n Gasser, Logan 16 0 2 0 14 0 8 0 24 0 25 0 Soulsby Metgs Haley Waverly "5 00 Kntght, Waver ly MOf'lfgom ery, WP.IIston Bvtflngton Wellston 27 0 l I 16 '0 0 0 DOX9L SERlfiCE \"RIDENOUR'S TV & Apell"nce Gas Serv1ce RCJCIIIC ' )hiD '---------~ BAUM TRUE VALUE 0. 606 E Mam Pom eroy , 0 �Bro:UJ! sbou,er was en;oyed t ill n\'1111~ lu111"'ll Pult llt Htnhh b1td~ tit t t lt!lllll\ :\ld. ill! t \\ I~ ht hi II\ l\ t I ll tht: lh.llllt ,,f J.m)lll\ Dt\IS \ bnd,tl .. thl\\ t ,,f \!tdlld :\lt !'t \Ill IIIli slntlt} ullh dtull !ltd Sht ~tmJ \tll~m "ltt,tllltl"" u.. td fnr dl:,p\n I !H.! I !It \Its \1 1lh u l Mts !illnh 1 tnd Tanum Pllltlllt \ltrtl Krt\\~ll\ll Ill~ lkt \\ i.S ~lr\td \lith llltflb b\ Kta\\~li\H Dltllt Hu~ Mt~ Httnd,t Jvlm:)un i\tr::; Bdll Jtdll K~..t\\ slZ'Il and Mt:, nut:, punthdndtufftt \tttnd~ng \\PH ~lr.s Bllllt Kr m "tl' n \lr s :'1.1 11 t 1' ltUpt ( rlltlhtllt Gralt• i\h:-:; R nl.J 11.1 h tnt'h - Ma att Kta'''t l \!1 M ilt \ \\lth <I dnlH~Ih'fi l tkt 11\i-Hlt Jtl Sl II t ht't \h :, Stmhlh.: ~tfl:-i \hrt: Brenda c1fls Tlu tablt"' I\ tts <t nit t t. d l t JnmStt\\ ut tha VIEWING FRIDAY OCTOBER 14 5 DO-Bonanza 3 My Three Sons Mtsler Rogers Ne ghborhood 1977 Gunsmoke" 8 20 33 Hogan s Heroes 10 Emergency One 13 My Three Sons 15 5 JQ-Odd Coupe -1 News 6 E lee Co 20 33 Mary Tyler Moore 10 Hogans Heroes 15 o OQ-.-.New~ 3 4 8 10 13 15 ABC 4 News 6 Zoom 20 Consunier Surv1val Ktt 33 6 3(}- NBC Ne""' s J J 15 ABC News 13 Carol Burnett & Fr ends 6 CBS News 8 10 As We See It 20 An t1ques 33 7 OQ--Truth or Cons 3 Cross W1ts J Liars Club 6 Muppet Show 8 News 10 To Tell the Truth 13 G l1gan sIs 15 Almanac 20 Ma~ ng Th1ngs Grow 33 Walll~tlll St\tlll\ thlu tlllllliUilht f,mul\ ll UI\IUII 1 f lht Jttt.. ~ Ills 1ml I\ 1 I) 111nhlh on 0< l Donuhut i\1tl h..H I Kdlltn.t !.tllllltt Pmuum i\11 ! ill Hnust rx)nohth \\ \ d i\11 tlld !\h:s ( ltth l >lilUI DII1Ut1 Kt\lll t\ I01m i\lt dnd 1\11 ~ Dl nver t'ii.IUill Ott r t.ll tilt.. 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Plt~~llt Prtgt. \ tilt. \H il !\h ~ P.H !)lllb Rat tnt• Mr ,md !\lr:) I i '' 1 t n ~ e ...,(, 1 II 1 I c1 n l.ou~tunan l\1J 'i I Ul"Ul F l,t J ~£ Mr and Allltrl M.tl \ Angela c\lbam Mt> Oli\e Stubart and Ke' 111 Sl nunolt FIa Mrs Sandrd Dela\ Lutgu F Ia Mr anti Mt> Rm mond Donohue Demu:s lJnda Keuda Stepht!n ,md All~ela Ponwr U\ Mr and Mrs Mtthael Ncutzh ng and MeliSSa l'vlt and Mrs l oet ald Donahue attd Ct vstal Pumeru\ M1 ami Mrs John McMurra) Mr and Mr> Cali McMutra\ ~llhole and Shawn S.ct\ onbu1 ~ Kansa:s Mr and Mrs Lmuen(:c Btlb,lt.t md l\11~ H.n ~t n h.n•l \lb Ill\ l\1t s Shlllt \ ll.tii!IIJ.: Hullnh: ( hnstm 1 Bustu tnd t. tl\ Pumt>r u' l\1 1 ~uu l M1 :.. H~1 old l ' I u. t111 11 sum lilt H i\I!HIIIll uul l\11 !'.. lt tlll':ot ltllhl(ll\ J~r 1111 t ~~~ tnd ~ 01 t...J.)Ill ( l ~ II IIH.l l ll ll t\11 ~ lllPIIlcl:-. I l \ 1 Mts Ill\ \Jb Ill\ :\11 1111 ~ d \\ ud Si\ l ~t l.\Hmllll\11 1\ lblll\ l\1 1 trHI 1\11~ I hilllll'i lllllhllll .tllll I (11\\ I f\tht ns l\11 .111d l\11 s P lUI l.tt \\ ht tit I 'il.Jlll g [\ 1 llld M1 s l o!tll l ~l J 1 lutud tntll uuh \!bam Alumni plan for banquet h at Kd' ~ Ht(tut' Shupe tn MHidlepot t lo llegut ptepdlll Uun> fut lht 1978 MHitlll putt Alwnm Assuuatwn banqutl and dante Among the tlems di:srusscd \\ere tht dctte fur the bdnquet a band fu1 lht:! dHme the m.astu uf L~l~mulllt: S c111d the ente r tettnm~nt As pldnS are completed !he\ "til be announn•d rt \\a S decided A bak e s._-tlc \\ilS se l fur Nuv 18 Ul the lobb1 of the Culumbta Gas Co uf Otuu fr urn 9 a m to tlnoun l m<ilnr-.nh('"l~lll bt. .. ul tlltt d fu r tJon~&t iUil.':i Aftt:' r d dr.snt:s.!$1U il tt \\d :S dn Hlul to dtll:'pt 111 tt tlttc a:s.So<.ta twn ,m, pe t ~til \\ lw h.ul d!lllllilll !\lidclltput l sdwob IJdun lht umsulul~t tl un and l<ll er gt actuated f1om Met gs Htgh School Attt ndmg th~; pldJ Hllltg st::s .swn \Hil Mr s 1\a StUhlll Sts:sun pnstdent N,tnn H,Hid ux Mur ll:s \I Ll p1cst dent Hub\ Yt 1u p• • Vaughan trt ~tsutu of 1.1 Wonder Woman B 10 Wash•ngton Week 1n Review 20 33 8 Jo-CM co & the Man J 4 15 Wa I Stree t Week 20 33 9 Oo---..:Rockford Files J 4 15 Logan s Run 8 10 Lowell Thomas Remembe r s 20 Equal J ust ce Under Law 33 9 3D-Storytellers Town 20 10 Oo--Qu ncy 3 4 15 Swttch a 10 News 20 10 3D--Monty Pythonb s Fly 1ng C reus 20 Equal 1ty 33 11 QQ--.-News 3 48 1015 11lbNews 613 11 3(}Johnny Carson 3 ~: 15 Mash 8 ABC News 33 Mov1e Drac ul a Has R1sen from th e: Grave 10 11 45-Baretta 6 13 12 00--Mo.n ty Pythons Fly ng C1 r cus 33 "' 12 O$--Ko1ak 8 12 31k-Janak 33 12 55-Lohman & Bark ley 6 lrons1de 13 1 OD-M1dn gh t Special 3 4 15 1 Mov1e The Str ang ler 10 55-News 13 2 3o- N ews J Mary Hartman 10 3 Oo-Mov e Breakout 3 5 Oo-Mo v e Th1s Savage Land 3 Mov•e Channel 4 5 !1. 7 PM - Nteke odeon WG l 9!1.11PM - Ma n WhoFe ll loEarlh (Rl Cable Channel 5 6 30 PM - Testimon y T me 7 00- Paul Gaud1no Fam ily F 1tness 7 30 - Wrestling 8 30 - SpO rt s Tr avel wor ld 9 30- Blue Rtdge Quartet 10 00 - 700 Club SATURDAY OCTOBER IS 1971 6 oo-Sunnse Semester 8 10 6 J(}---Mar lo & the Mag1c Movie Machme 4 TV Classroom 8 lJ S Farm Report 10 Kentucky Af1e d 13 7 oo-.Sa turday Report 3 Matters of L1fe 6 Ghost Busters 8 Public Polley Forums 10 Weekend Spec 1al 13 7 3Q--Pmk Panther 3 15 World of Surv1val 4 Jetsons 6 Ark II 8 8 00--C B Bear s 3 4 15 Superfnends 6 13 Mr Magoo 8 10 Sesame St 20 8 J()--- 8 ugs Bunn y Road Runner 8 Btgs Bunny & Fr1ends 10 9 oo-Young entmels 34 15 Scooby s Laff a Lymp1cs 6 13 M1ster Rogers 20 9 3o-Ar ch le 'f!ab rma 3 4 15 Skateb1rds 8 10 Elec Co 20 10 OQ--Once Upon a C1aSS1C 20 10 ]()-Adventures of Muhammad All 3 A 15 Space Academy 8 10 Cons umer Su r viv al K1t 20 11 0()-Thunder 3 4 15 B1g Blue Marble 6 Batman Tarzan a 10 Crocketts V1ctory Garden 20 Krafft Super show 13 11 30--Search & Rescue 3 4 15 Hot Dog 6 Copmg wtth Ktds 20 12 Do-Baggy Pants & theN tw1ts 3 15 MOVIe K1ng Of the Khyber Rifles 4 Weekend Spec1al 6 Secrets of ISIS 8 In the Know 10 Action News for K1d s 13 12 3D--Red Hand Gang 3 15 World Senes Col lege Football 6 13 Fat Albert 8 10 1 Oo-Jet sons 3 Wacke 8 Fam1ly Affa 1r 10 Wrestlmg 15 Romagnoli s Tab le 33 ~ I 3()-Frank Ellwood Football 3 Bob Jones 8 Mov1e How To Steal a MilliOn TO Beglnnmg to Sew 33 2 oo-Th1s •s the NFL 3 Mov1e Bela Lugos 1 Meets a Brooklyn Gor~lla 4 V ewpo tnt B Better Way 15 Ma,kmg Thmgs Grow 33 2 Jl}- 8ew tched 3 Mov1e Wh1te Commanche 8 • Wally s Workshop 15 Ant1ques 33 3 OQ-Star Tr ek 3 Worl d Conference 15 Gupp1es to Groupers 33 3 3()---Movle The Navy vs the N1ght Monsters 4 Wor ld Ser1es College Footbal l 6 Photography 33 4 OO-Mov1e Arabesque 3 That Nashville Mus~c 10 Horton to give church concert M~SON W Va - Tomnn Horton Gospel mustclan from western V1rgm1a w11l be appeartng m concert on Saturda v Oct 15 at the Asembl\ of God Church on Duddmg Lane here at 7 30 pm Tomlny has appea red m co ncert m 40 states across the Umted States ftrst tra velmg With the New Dm1enswns from Flortda rrom 1972 to 1973 Hts Sons m 1975 and 1976 and then as a solotst from 1976 Carpenter Personals Marth a Mays wh o ts ,_confmed to 0 Bleness Memortal Hospttal w1th a kidney mfecuon IS unproved and expects to be hom e soon Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey and daughter Wtlda Mae Wtseman bar1 Sttl~s F t\ su rdll\ ttnd l\11:) Eddit! K1tdwn enroute Catch 33 33 5 OD--Siar Trek 4 Pop Goes the Counlry 10 Fil m 15 Zoom 33 5 30--Porter Wagoner 10 Once Upon a Class1c 33 6 OQ- News 3 4 10 Lawrence Welk 8 God Has the Answer 15 I mages of A9 ng 33 6 3D--NBC News 3 4 15 CBS News 10 7 00--AII Star Anyth ng Goes 3 L awrence We lk 4 15 Hee Haw 6 8 Bugs Bunny 10 W1ld Ktngdom 13 World War I F our new members have been accepted tnto th e Conway Dtet Club of Mrs J o Ann Newsome The) are Catherme Russell and Pennee Knapp both of Pomeroy and Lillian Pterson and Margaret Th ompson Pleasant both of Pt Recetvmg 20 pound loss pm s "ere Altha Snyder and Marv Ollve Roberson both nf feed 'fli\d Bir A h tllu)\1 t t o1 Granges represented by the more than 60 attendmg were Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan Robert St out who "as recently hurt whtle walkmg along the road near hts home ts reportedly Improving at 0 Blene ss Memortal Hospttal Hts foot has been put tn a 1\ alkmg cast and he IS up and around some no\\ Relattves here have learned of the btrth of a ..,n Gary Ryan to Mr and Mrs \\ ds I\ IIJIJIUXIJJJJ!t lt~Hit!lls b\ htl tht.: t l 1:-.s nf I ht ;\llddlt:por t t lnu l h ull/UJ~t 1ht• Ht \ ( ,< m Mt: (,ltz:c hdtl p1 1\ l 1 .tlld lht: gwup Jill Ill d I O~ I S t OI Ill U\ IIU\\ t:lb Httt11Mil MIS l'ltll llustc sscs fm l llc 1 ct.:I.Jptton S~ l!IN!o JALKF. TS .Sout ht rn I ocitl Bu os tc1 l!ub ts selling pu rple jackets fur atlu lts and chtldt en tUllt~ uf t\ n}one mt c r~ s ted 1s t o rdll \\Ill Mrs I 0111 unl bt r nrl Wolfe at 949 2866 ,!bU vf Kctt~t tng the bttdc M1 ~ Utll Wl lltdlllSUit KdlCJIIlg Wtll l<.i!U Mt Cuo l W•JhcllllSUil Mt:) lllil\llU\!:iU\gl!lg (,dllll.:'i\\llt f.lll\ nl \\ 1th pll/l s g ng I thl \\Ill! It I s I h\ II IIIO\\tt.;ll tin Jill \\ IS ( Il l it d IUt !II th . : lllptah:s tl~ llldlll put1tu dnps t.umh ,,nd kuul~ud~.: fm the (rUJIIg U\t I \\tl~ !\Ill ~ (MI (\ 1\11~ Ho Gruc:-,tr C. l\ tlci Allt.'ll:-:;\\Oith Out otl11 Huach M1> l3ct~t h "'I Ml:; Hll ,, the Jh' 11tll M1 !:! Nur" Etl F \ C dLtz~ 11\::i lht:t.: Ath ens The re1 olvmg trophtes for )osmg the most " etght durtng the preecdm g week "ent lo Eve!) n Wood and Ltllian Hart both of Pomero\ Me" Newsome lectured on respondmg to a challenge of ercomtng tempttng foods and mamtammg a posltt\o e 0\ I LJNC HEON PLANNFO Pl ms fut ,:)u \ mg d hu ll heun dt th~ H.usslll 111d I t ltd t Well uut ttun on Satur den "c1 c rruulc \\ hen the Soul It 13llhll (]} 0 Jlld rlt tht ~,;h 1.: lllll Look For This Symbol! To keep down energy bills. ENERGY CHECKLIST: JU l.'S del \ 1\l r ~ Add V 111 1\lt tu ga\c ptct\U to \t\ul(hng O!Jtll tbt llltdlllg \\Cle Mt ~ Nllllllcl H a\\{hu!ilL Mts !J ndcl Btn tz l\lrs I ria V,u1 MllcJ Mts r\chn Wt:ll • lnsu at on mo~e 1ure t ~n dome or n d1srepo r • Weotherslrppngo d cau k ng lool. for croci·.~ and weo • Storm w ndow!> c eon ond repa r cracks chedo: frames lo~e down screens ond ~lore • Ar condtoner co.,e 1 t lefl n w ndov. • Roof check leaks M t~ F r cuKe~ Shtt t.s J\11:; 1\ a Uptun ~11 s r.;<:illl' W 1tsun Cllld i\ l r:s Van ~lttu attliUde about dt etmg • Hot woterppes Star Rock Spnngs Ohto Vallev Racme Harm on vtlle Columbta and the host Grange Hemlock Ann ouncements were made that along wtth the State Grange deputies Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan Opal Dyer would represent Me1gs Count} as Prmcess at the State Grange Sesston 1n Toledo from Oct 16 to Oct 2i) Avanell Holliday 1\tll attend as delegate and Keith Ashl ey wtll be p1amst for the Youth Pageant on Monday evemng Oct 17 It "as also announced that there wtll be an mstallatwn of offi cers of Rock Spnngs CRISISLINE Mrs Addalou Lewts was 111 stalled as prestdent of the Wmding Trat l Garden Club at a meetmg Tuesday ntghl at U1e home of Mrs MarJ orte Walburn Mr s 1 tnda t.ambert was ~.:~h ostess fur the m eetm g Other offtcer.l mslalled by Mrs Dollie Hayes wet e Mrs Wtlma Terrell first v1ce president Mt s Cora Beegle second vlce president ~ Mt s Alice Thompson trcasut Cl and Mrs Pat Thoma', setrelary It was noted that the club will host a meeltng of Lhe Me~gs County Garden Clubs ASsoc1atwn on Tuesday Oct 25 at 7 30 pIll al fruuty Church At that tune plans wlll be made for the Chrtslmas Oo\\ er show winch Mrs Bermce Carpen ter wtll cluur Mrs Hayes revtewed the conslilillon and by laws of the dub A letter was read from the Galha Jackson-Me~g s N net v dav mt e r es t w tthd rawn GO D~ALI.,W.NUM 157 TOUR CHOICE x36 long • 1 • lrplevn~lsw eep REG 499 REG 689 SELF SIAl .;J!!I.IJil, ADHESIVE '" 1( 36 ALUMINUM 318 ..=J :E~ THRESHOLD 77c • Sponge rubber seol w1th odhe~ ve back ng #@ ft44 REG 449 £ - hghJ.36 long • Seals ou1 drafts • 1 • 3 INCH 1 35 FOOT -;;::r''-o PIP( INSULATION IAL[ PRICE 9FT R[ G 3 99 272 457 • Too9'> le• be • ~el 111 Otii'IJ5 • NQ 488 • Includes no s SPONGE ~ Meigs Co. Bianch l!!ld 322 • Bronle lock o slnp • for 7ft door 16 Pom e roy Oh o trca sure1 Mrs Dolly Wolfe ptogtam resources Mrs Luct!le Rhodes, Chnslta n per soohood Mrs Buck, sutr portattve commumly Mt s Bertha Robtnson ClmstJi:.ln soc tal 101 ulvemenl Mrs Alice Balser Chrtsttan gl obal L'Ont:erns Ed1th Manuel mis ston coordmalor Slurle) Ables memberslup chatr A rwnmage sale wa s plann ·,, ,,..•• Tl1e Athen s County Sav1 ng s & L oa n Co 296 Second S1 and ed for Oct 24 25 and 26 a! the church from 9 a m to 4 p m Mrs Buck talked una dtslt td meetmg "htch she attended recently It was noted that r.ugs ure for sale and a thank you card was read fr om tile Max Manuel fam1ly Others attendmg \\ ere An· na Alley Palsy Laudernult luna Hupp and guest.< Debbie Htll and daughter Court ney Sharon Rhodes a nd Dol I) Htll On Certificates Of Deposit s1.000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term secretary For the msla llatton Debbte Hill was at the ptano for the songs A Charge lo keep and Jesus Ca lls Us DOOR VINYL& ,t.LUMINUM DOOR BOTTO~ , WEATHERSTRIP SIT JAMB UP DOOR sn 166 -::: Y~A • Use wth heat lOpes • I35 ~J ubhe 1)11 Is r'ClJdeO WINTER COMES ~1!1!D! p PI'!~ ~m PI LOT LA.MP GUARD DOWN CHI CAGO (UP! ) Prestdent Carter tt not tellmg the Amencan people tbe whole truth about the quality of U S defense capab1littes accordmg to retired Adm Elmo R Zumwalt Saymg 'Onl y tf the Pres1dent has the guts to announce the stark facts about our defense wtll the Atnertcan government be m a position to act to boost our defense " Zumwalt sa td U S mthtary stren gth has declmed drasttcally over the last deca de to the P9tnl where U S ctttzens have had to learn to live 1n a world of permanent strategt c m· fer lortty ' \UHEATII 4 SALE PRICE 488 DrHER SIZES, I In 1944, Brtllsh and Greek troops hberated Ath ens endmg three years of oc eupat10n by German troops Saturday Oct 15 .aE PREPARED "SWEETEST DAY" Sunshiner "' Now\ Bouquet. 33 7 3D--We Thtnk You Shou ld Know 3 Music 33 All Star Anyth1ng Goes 10 D1n.osaurs The Terr ible LIZardS 13 8 oo--BIOniC WOrT\an 3 4 15 FISh 6 13 Bob Newhart 8 10 Advocates 33 8 3o-operahon Pett icoa t 6 13 We ve Got Each Other 0 BIRD FEEDER IU 9 oo-Mov1e Somethmg B1g 3 4 15 Starsky & Hutch 6 13 Jefferso ~s 8 10 Ame ncan Short Story 33 9 3D--Tony Randall B 10 10 OQ-- Love Boal 6 13 Carol Burnell B 10 Indian Summer 33 r We stock many and slyles '·---' ' JJZifs Choose on11 soon/ 10 3D--Fawlty Towers 33 11 DO---News 11 OQ--News 6 B 10 13 Marshall Foolba ll 33 11 lD-News 3 4 15 11 1>--ABC News 6 11 25-FI Im 15 II 30- Mo vl e Su mmertime Kil ler 6 Mov1e Carne 8 Woody Hayes Football 10 M ovie The Eyes of Cha rles Sand 13 11 40--Movte Ber li n Atfatr 3 Saturday Night 4 15 12 OD--Mov e The Last Rebel 10 I OO---M ov1e The Raven 13 Jana kl 33 l lO-Mov1e D1d You Hear the One About the Traveling Sateslady 7 4 1 30-Th1s 1s the NFL 6 1 4()...----Ma.ry Hartman 3 2 05~ Mary Hartman 3 2 4Q--ABC News 3 2 5>--Mary ftartman 3 3 4D-News 3 1D--Mov1e Jou rney lo Shiloh 3 6 DO-Movie Valley of Mystery 3 Mov•e Channel 4 5 !1. 9 P M - Dutchess !1. D~rlwa ter Fox ( PG) 7 & 11 PM - Ode lo Billy Joe !PG ) 4 Channel 5 ha s no programmmg on Saturday , Feed Purinaf S lb bag PURINA WILD BIRD FOOD Free With Purchase of Feeder MODERN SUPPLY mw.•••st. Phone 992-2164 POMEROY, OHIO Tlte Store Wtth "AlliiNDS OF STUFF" NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY YOUR FALl SEEDS. • • POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. .-) the sweetest day A day to tell someone you love them Send the Sunshmer Bouquet ~ $15.00$12 00~'-~ cash n carry real!\ gr.: l t~r 1111d f( r The Department Store lawns - Gord.nt. of Building Since 1915 gtvcu by Mrs Thvmpson who nvted that now IS the lime to d1g ludes f01 hces befure the ground freezes, to feed evergreens and tr ecs, and put a g1 cen cover cr op on the gardentf the ground ts sandy Ma nure, compost, bone m ea l , and gramte dust were among the Items to be utdudcd m a fcedmg wtlh Mt s fhompson nullng that tt lakes four bushels for a 15 foot h ee Mrs 1 en ell had the program from the Flo" er and Gm den Book on sprmg bulbs She satd that most bulbs have therr own food motsture As for plantmg she sa td sma ll daffodt ls -should be planted Uu ee Inches deep, leu g:e ones, stx mches deep Tultps and ms should be planted four m ches deep grape hyacmths, three mches regular hya cm ths se ven mches Mrs Ter rell suggested that ltme of bloommg can be regulated by plantmg the bulbs at dtfferent depths Mrs Terrell will bust the Nov 8 meetmg wtlh tt to slart Attendmg i:.l drsplay of rmmalure ruse at 7 30 p m those named was llestdes specun ens Mrs Marti) n Wisecup fhe gat den calendar was Helen Help Us .•. By Helen Bottel DO SOME WIVES DESERVE l f ' DEAR HELEN 992 5560 Karen Blaker PhD By Kart:n Hlaker t J>h D Open almost any populat truJgazmc and you will fmd art1e.:les contauung advice u11 unpr ov1ng your sex hfe l11ese m<ty be fun tu 1 c.ul even 1£ one only fantasizes about usmg some of th e new techmques the) descube However, what about those desperately troubled person!:! who feel they have real sex nal dtfftcul!tes - those who search the huw to book and at!tcles fot help but a re mel ely f rush <:tled w1 t h th~ cumplex1ty of It all 1 Many peup!e call a CriSIS hot line for sexual advice I handled such a call recently Mr J My w 1fe a nd I are dose to divorce and 1t s over such a stuptd thtng - " httle sexual pt obi em We both hate t o see our stx year 1elatwn shlp detenurate hke Uus but thet e JUSt doesn t seem to be anythmg else we ca n do fo be blunt - she IS fn gtd I can say that to yuu ove r the phone but I could nevt!r d1sc.:uss 1t 111 person wtlh someone My wtfe feels the same way I guess we feel that tf sex tsn t good maybe our mal nage 1sn t bastcally good and maybe we should split up Dr B Ld me ask you sumethmg If you could get counsehng over the phone w1th your anunynnt) pi utected would you try II' l guess I m askmg you tf you 1 eally "ant to end vuur mar rtage and are usmg the fngtd tty and emba rrassment 1nvcstttUJ ~ wtd 1~.:tlelllt:i:.ili!Jn ( l!l '- 1111111} highli~IJtetl a mctlJng of the Btg B~nd N~ 1 ghbt1r IIOtltl Sl'r Vltl! Utlll J ucsday Illghl at the Columbus <tnd Southern Otuu A r .uu_lldtght the probl em and s tay together Ml J It lll<tkCti IIJC 1\Jtid when you say that Of <:OUJ sc WC W<tfll to WOI k Oll UUI IIILir nage Bull guess we cu c JUSt r,ledltc Cu I ht ec t:(:Jmlles 1ep1 ~scntmg (.od t:uuntJ) ~md rmlllktml (t!I(J1llJfiY Cllntludcd by MIS llctly l...:tnc ~:~.nd M r!S Shu leJ WCIC liSCti Ill the old fashtoncd and upltght about .sex Wrlsu n Dt B Your mutual Ut>Plauned dut "'~ the trghtJ wss abuut sex 1111} h 1vc mcctmg was the At ca 3 somethmg to do wtlh the dtf meeltng "luch 11111 be held at ftcullles 111 yoUI sex life That S! [>au! 1 ulheran Cl1ut ch un Ill JtS~ lf IS WOI th talkmg to a Nuv V 9 30 a m tu nuun pt ufesstonal about Heg1sl! dtlon and t:offcc hour M1 J We dun l !J<J ve lite wtll be held f1 om 9 30 to 10 money u1 tunc to gu to w1d fullowmg tho lunc heon Mastet s and Johnson d lld thet e wtll be somo con-umttec there cu e :so mcm) nuts mectmgs I he luncheon t:ost aruund clanmng that iJle) do IS $2 50 With I CSCI Vat lU ll S (u se x therapy The! e were even some people bemg Inter vtcwed on TV last mg ht.. that s how thiS all came up cla nm~g that the unly CUI e f01 fltg1d1ty IS tu go Into therapy w1Lh some sexual surrogate You kno\\ what those people are like they like to have sex ual rela ltuns \\ilth lheu pi:.illents I guess we JUSt los! all hope Dr B It may be yow nustr ust of sex thc1 ap1Sls that ts keepmg you from seek mg assJstam.: e w1th you! pi oblem To help wtth the fea rs expertenced b) those who dectde tu get help from a sex thera pt sl the Amenc an Assoc rat ton of Sex Educators Counselors and Therapists have pubhshed a Natwnal Reg1ste1 uf Cet Itfled Sex Edu ca tor s an d Sex Thcrap1 sls You can wr 1te t o lhem a t 5010 Wts constn Avenue N W Washtngtun DC 20016 ,, Soc .IaI t ~~ c I d I aen ar , -. ~ FRIDAY INSTALLATION OF of f1cers of subordmale gr<tnges It! lake l>!ace at 7 30 p m Frl· day at the Rock Spnngs Gtange Hall All subordtnate offtcers uJvtted HAPPY HARVESTERS CLASS of Tnmly Ch m ch , 7 30 p m FndaJ at the chur· ch BAKE SALE by the Aux POLLY'S POINTERS Remedr11 fivr stubborn smell CmRPPJJrv m, I!v~n., arut lZ.wJiW be maLic b) Ocl 28 111th t!illi~r M1 s Pill I homa se J vrtc umt ducctur 01 Mrs Wt bun Houle 1 Box 76 8 Hulland Tbci e "til be a public rula lluns tJ auung sds1on folio" mg the mectmg as well <:~s a meeting of the area nominating c:o1runtttec llhs \t\lll be Mc1gs County s fu st J nm: to hu.st a tlt~tr ttl mcctmK Mayot And t ews wtll extend the welcu1nc J here wtll he i:l babv stllmg se1v1cc a\atlable f01 25 ccnb pet ch tld but pc.irents are asked to tc~ke i:.l :;ack lunch for theu clulctrcn Each !cadet IS 1eq ucstcd to wke e1the1 nutbt eadOJ cuffce cake fu1 the coffcl! hour M1 s Judv Wen y wtll regtstm lhe gue~t~ F'lm\ c1 .i::lrT angemcnts wtll be p1 ovtded b) the Wm di ng f t all Gar den Club and M1 ~ Me:u ga ret Blaetlna1 uf the Pumet l Gat den Club Umls to be 1 cpresent~d a1 e Adena at At!Jcus Alexandtla m Athens County Belle Praute m Washtngtun Cuun ly Doddudge County 111 West Vu gmw, Glouster m Athens Count) , Jackson County W Va Metgs County M1d dlebut n 111 Tylet Cuunt) , W Va Ptoneer, Rhododcn drun Southwood Roadr un ners and Ten apm all 111 the ParkersbUJ g Wood CounlJ a1 ea RttchJe County 111 West Vugmta, Spence< W Va fumm 1hawk Cia tm tn SUNDAY XI GAMMA MU Chapter of Beta Stgma Pht Sormttv will have a skatmg party Sunday from I 30 to 4 p m at the Skate a-way Rmk on Route 7 MONDAY MIDDLEPORT PTA Mon ?ay 7 30 p m In the school ca f et eria Room v tsLtah un Wrlh Hnstuv.ri Wood ( ounh VICilllrt 111 Wood Count\ W Va Alsu to be pt esc Ill at the a1 Ci.:t meetlrl!-: Will be tht ce f1cld du cdot ~ Ann Hr uatl bent, Dee l.ci"Jtntc <:~nd Jw1e Sheppatd ,tlnng wtth Pc~ Murdock a1 ca ~Sflot \ ~ GOSPEL MEETING CHURCH OF CHRIST Where 200 W Mam, Pomeroy, 0 Oct 17 thru 21 at 7 30 each evemng Speaker Paul Keller Come and hear the gospel m 1ls s1mphc1ty Qucisa~ DEALER ta tlun chatrman lhete 11;111 iJISO be a C.:UUIIlll I t:pl t.:SCII wuve frvm the ChaliesLvn \\ V<t offu:c A1 c J J st 1 vcs apptoxtmatel\ I GOO scouts Out mg the mcct rn~ kdd( r s saug sungs out of tht. flt: \\ Wmld to Expl ore book 1 her~ were Ilsu gant~s ami demunstt cttt!ll Dtstrtbuted at th~ n1tet1ng wet e 1 u~tcrs of tile S<.:uut.~ 111 the co unt) i:.l m~p of the ~.:oun ell camps am.l Si:!l VIL~ dances t:enters and motcnal on what IS a\ailt.~blc i:il the set \tee ~enters at Cha1leston and Athens M ilC !Ia l {lll personal C<:tlciH.li:.ii s and plannc1s 1\t:lt drstnbuted along w1th ~.:ooktc chan man anti su:stauung mcmbei shtp matcnals M1 s fhuma announced that thc1 c IS a ne'~ Salem Center Jumur tro op wtth Paul<t R tt k . 1~ Lht leadet I hts bnn ~s tlh ltilol nwnbeJ of II oops 10 tlu t:uun ty to 24 'Jealiy all wc1 c r ep 1esented at the mcctmg Admiral QUALITY COLOR T.V. wtll be held "htle a him fot the cluldren ts shown tn the cafctc r ta A nurser; w1\l be pt ovtded BUY NOW AND SAVEl TUESD~Y 1 WIN Cll Y SHRINE 1'1 ES WilL honot Lady Vet na Zenglet htgh p11esless of I hea Cout l Columbus at a dinner m eetmg to be held at the Me1gs [nn fuesda y at 6 30 p m Reservattot)ll"dte to l rtells Nobody you the time I tn as many ways asBULOVA. ~ Nobody! Bul ova ma kes all k nds of dtQtla ls And all k nds of co nvent a n a l watches too In ever y pnce rang e So whe 1 you re tn !he mark et fo r a watch see us We I show you prec sely what you want a bea ullful walch by Bulova the de pend able ~ I ~ \ ~~ ~II -,--L I~ w~~ nctm e m ttme ' Chicken noodle dinner planned by auxiliary of Arkansas Offer Good thru Octt'i'er CHOICES Enough already' We're gettmg so much wife abuse" m the d thmk every other man IS a monster iltary of Veterans Memor 1al Let s don t forget two thmgs Hosptta l tn the EM~ butldmg I Wtfe beatmg ts no more prevalent than child abuse In back of the hosptlal Sale to fact t! s no doubt less because people accept spankmgs for as a m ea ns of escape or 1f slat ! at 9 am fhere wtll also chi ldren • and they some tunes get out of hand While any kmd yuu real!) "ant to try to solve be 1tems from lhe g1ft shop of dangerous assault should be stop~Jfd, let's put this m and homemade soup for sale perspecttve Exaggerated slattsttcs make men seem hke FRENCH Colony DAR wtll beasts Or else as you say Helen, !hey re so bla tantly exaggerated meet wtth the Pomeroy they turn people off to what reall) IS a bad problem Chapter, Return Jonathan Out of all the couples I know, I d say about one woman m 15 Met~ .&_the home of Mrs IS sadt s(lcally treated by her '"*n pllysctally I mean Paul Etch m Pomeroy at I 30 2 Some women brmg 11 on themselves Men are ratsed not pm to lay a hand on females, and women lake advantage They Polly Cramer MARY SHRINE 37, Order belittle b1tch nag, cnttctze scream, even throw things or of Whtle Shrme of Jerusalem slug, unttl they drtve men over the edge and they ftght back regular meettng 8 p m That s probably why police officers never used to take fallllly Fnday at Pomeroy Masomc squabbles seriOusly They d lind the man pretty well beaten 'J Temple up too the ms1de of my freezer 1 o This tvpe woman thrtves on Violence Kraft-Ebmg POlLY'S PROBLEM SATURDAY maybe• I wonder whether the explosive sympathy for the DEAR POLLY - Our my amazement the smell BAZAAR AT Asbury helpless wtfe nught msp1re a few sneaky ones to pick fights , r e fr~~e ratur freezet was disappeared I shut up the Untted Methodtst Church, then murder thetr mates 1n self-<lefense Could be they unplugged for a whtle and refnge ra!or but left some of Syracuse 9 a m to 6 p m deserve 1t but thiS too might gel out of hand, tf women fell nuw 1t has a terrible odor those strtps m tl and tt stayed Fnday and Saturday they d win m court It 's sad, tsn'ttt, that the news media must parttcularly m the freezer smelling sweet Smce that Features to mclude country play a bad thing up to twtce Its SIZe before people get stirred to part We have ln ed every tune I keep such sheets on the store, second hand store, actiOn they should have taken years ago BALANCED remedy we kno" of but the shelves all the lime I wrote take sa le and soup supper on odor rematns The lo the compan) that makes · Saturday from 12 noon to 6 THINKER DEAR THINKER refngerator men I have talk thts product to ask tf 11 could p m The old old story You have to hit the mule on the head ed tu say that to replace !he hu1 t f1eeze1 I ve had no SUNDAY before you can get h1s attentiOn Very few reforms would be fiberglass msulatwn that ts answer so I Sltll use tt and my DAN HAYMAN a nd made tf the news medta duln t play up vtces somewhat btgger proba bly holdmg th e odor fr eezer alwavs smells sweet Country Hymntuners wtll be than life· or least harruner facts home until no one could re- wuuld be a labortous and cust - HELEN at F1rst Church of God, New DEAR POI I Y- Aflet buy· mam unaware Wttness Watergate, teenage alcohohsm Illegal ' !y JOb If It could be.done Tins Haven, W Va for h)mn drug problems applia nce IS on ly four yeatS mg new sheet.s I sttlch m a smg 7 30 p m Sunday The Women s Movement rmght have foundered had news uld so I hupe someone Ci!n uf c;unlrastmg co lui tlu ead lht ee rows of stttchmg from MIDDLEPORT BPW Cl ub, reports good and bad, not kept It alive fe r some solutiOn - C W the tup of the hem duwn Monday 7 30 p m at the We wnters msp1re n ghteous mdtgnation which leads to acDEAR C W - You do have through the hem One row IS Mergs 1 nn Natwnal Busmess lion If we suffer from overemphasis at tlmes 1t's m a good a problem Try puttmg a m the center of the sheet and and Professton Women s ca use And best des exposes sell H saucer of 1amlla on the top the other two lmes are Week to be observed wtth !he P S You're rtght about some family lights a few women shelf uf the tef11geratm pat !, measured so they come at the ion of a Woman of !he select gtve as good as they get, and even enJOY tl But the maJonty of The folluwmg letter from a edge of the mattress on etthe t beaten wtves are a sad, trapped lot who need much more help reader ts certs mly a novel IU ESDAY than they have received m the past II s llme their phght was solution and would be we ll s1de When makmg a bed the MU XI GAMMA three sl1tched lines ate allhe brought out m the open wurth a lt y -POI LV Plu CHAPTER of DEAR POl LY - I want to center a nd at each edge of the bed so I do nut get too much tell you how I sweete ned the DEAR HELEN The woman who satd her husband s workaholism gave her smell m my freezer after 11 sheet on one stde or the other llme for her own actiVIties Does she have children• My hus· had not been clea ned fur a I alsu do thts slttchmg on bands compulstve work habtts have robbed our farruly of long tune I cleaned tl w1t1I blankets Thts helps the needed fatherhood and has complicated my JOb of mothermg soda at'd water soa p and children who make theu own ' " ater and every thmg I heard beds to do a qmcket and a milhon-fold Pomeroy Maybe there are some recovered workaholics out there who about but the terrible smell neater JOb Do hope othets fmd thts helpful -UNA would start a Workaholics Anonymous Wtth a mates soctety remamed Flower DEAR POLLY - I always Fmally I tn ed somethmg sumlar to Al-Anon, so we wtves could learn how to cope rea ll y dtf(erent After hated to waste lhe lipsl1ck We (a nd our husbands) desperately need It -EXHAUSTED Shop washmg the mstde w1th soap that remamed m the bottom Got a problem? An adull subject for discusSion• You can and water I rubbed one of of a tube Now I remove !Ius lalk tl over m her co!Wllll If you wnte to Helen Hottel, care of those fabrtc softener sheets unused portiOn of hpsttck put we put m the dryer all over 1l mto a soup spoon and melt this newspaper tl uver hot water IllS a wax and melt.< easily It can then be poured bacK mto an empty tube Mtxmg the leftovers from two or three tubes gl\ es A clucken noodle dmner Sauter and Mrs Ahce Pnd Acts 12, verse 5 Romans 8 one entirely new shades that was pl~nned for Nov 4-at the dy Mrs V1rg1ma Vttatoe verse 25, Hebrews 4, verse 16 are all\ ays pretty -ELSIE DEAR POLLY - Occa Tuesday meetmg of the talked on ab1dmg m Jesus and Re1 alattons 5, verse 6 I..iidles Aux1ltary of the Mtd· and prayer usm g scrtptures Pta yet by Mrs Ethel Pnddy swnally an aeJOsul c<t n will dleport Umted Pentecostal from St John 15, I through 8 closed t~e meetmg 1 wenty come with a defectiVe nozzle I always keep the nozzles Church social room ftve attended !rum all kmds of cans that are 1 he women wtlttake orders to be dtscarded so l ean easily for the dmner to be sold for MATCH GAME replace a defective one $1 75 Plans were also discuss SYDNEY Australia (UP!) ATTEND FUNERAL JUDY ed for the annual Chnstmas - Amerl(! an t enms player Lucy Gaul, Opal Wickham, Polly wtll send you une of bazaar whtch has been Juruny Connors sa1d Frtday Jess1e Weber, Cleo DeTray, her stgned th<tnk you scheduled for the ftrst week his off-court match wtth Chns Barbara Sargent, all of ne" spa p~r coupon chppers tf of December Homemade Evert IS on agam Chester, and Berntce Hawk, she uses your favorrte peanut bnttle jS bemg sold She's the g1rl I'll be Hemlock Grove were m New Pomter, Peeve or Problt!m 111 and can be oblamed by phonmg while I am here," Holla nd to attend the funer al telep homn g 992-3507 or Connors sard when he arrived servtces of Dale Follrod a her column Wnte POI I Y S 992 2502 at Sydney Atrport, wtth nephew of Mrs Gaul and POINTERS m care of thts ncw.spape1 Mrs Wilham Kmttle open- Australian John Newcombe Mrs Weber ed the meetmg wtth prayer to compete m next week s Games were played wtth $137,000 Au strahan Indoor pnzes gomg to Mrs Joy Tennis Champtonshtps YOUR AREA news these days you When For Pets - Stables - Large & Small An1molo ConmJUmly Mental Health Ce nter 1ega t ding til e availabtlity uf speake t s Fo1 rull call members told uf then summer vacauuns Mt s I.e" IS Mrs Bc'Cglc and Mt s Thompson, attended !he Gat de nets Day Out held at Martella "'th Mrs Beegle 1cpurtmg on thc1r tnps to Fenlon the Campus MartiUs Museum !he Rtver Musewn and on the buat tour It was reported that Mrs Wallmrn lk"ts been appomted tcgtOual publictty scrapbook chatrman She presented devoti ons hom the Readers Dt gest entttled 'Smile Doc lor On exlllbtt at the meetmg wer e flower arrangements on Ute theme Fall Sunset Judged by Mrs Margaret Parker Mrs Thompson Mrs l e11ell Mrs 1homa Mt s Lewt s and Mrs Walburn all H!(:C ivcd blue nbbons fur theu exhibits Also r ece rvmg blue 1tbbons were Mrs Hayes fUI a rhsP.hty of spec imen flowers and Mrs Lambert for Officers were mstalled at the Tuesday mght meetmg of the Appl e Grove Umted Methodist Church Women Installing office! was Mrs EtleeiJ Buck Insta lled were ' Mrs Donna Hill president ' ' Mrs Juha Norns, v1ce pres1 dent Mrs Bess Parsons ' m.an INTEREST m atuntv da te The pastor Clyde Ferrell ext ends an mvitatton to the pubhc ~hec k. on Call Us-We Care If Switzer W Va as evangelist • House s1d ng check for c ada and hole~ • Hum d t e che<:k and clean • Ch mney Hue clean obstruc1 ons make sure damper closes Have A Problem sessi on REVIVAL PLANNED A revtval wtll be held at the Mtdway Commumty Church tn Langsvtlle SaturdaJ through Oct 22 at 7 p m each evemng wtlh the Rev Eugene Kttchen, pastor of the Swttzer Free WJ)I Baptist Church tret-ltnQ weather chetl caul k ng aroond t 992-5554 on Frrday evemng October 14, at Rock Sprmgs Grange Hall when any other grange off1cers who w1sh t o be mstalled are mvtted to attend A bounttful potluck supper was enJoyed followtng the Grange m~ulo1 Heal~ system hove 1 serv,ced oM checked mcludmg 1ocuum nQ and t lte change • Outs 1de faucets dram for • Investiture service held Lewis named garden club president UMW to meet county-wide session seven G r anges m the county Wt!~utlhlt ~t.tgul I ueslld\ ntght ~11 tin r\ ihtns~ hnl tl llt ilthlt ll(t l ' HEMLOCK GROVE Hemlo ck Grange No 2049 \\as host for a sesston held by Me1gs County Grangers on Sunda} afternoo n "hen Degree Day was held here The fo ur degrees of Subor dinate Grange were exam· plif1ed by members from IMi l\ 11 l!ll \\til ~. ftallh tl tlu dvulJit !It \\Ill lx 1111 g urtnHm tsstslld b\ tll1. Hu W II 1\J 1111 Party planned Hemlock Grmge hosted Mr 1nd Mrs Lewts Smith were guests of their son In law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Larry Stanley and Gar y Hamon, P omeroy, Rt Anna Edtson on Saturday 4 on September 11 at Holzer and were dinner guests of Medtcal Cen ter Grand the1r other son m law and parents mclude Mr and Mrs daughter Mr an d Mrs Noble Hamon and Mr and Reece Prather at Westerville Mrs Kenn eth ElliS all local on Sunday and great grandmothers Guests of Mr and Mrs Alice Ellis and Zelia Perry Wtliam Miller and daughter The little one has a brother were his pa rents, Mr and Shawn, and a sister Am; Mrs Ted M1ller Caledoma, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ellis and hts brother and Sister m are announcmg the btrth of a law Mr and Mrs Cha rles granddau ghter Mtsty Dawn Mtller and son Cardmgton born to Mr and Mrs Bruce Co lumbta Grange mem Markms (Karen Eilts ) on bers who attended Me1gs October 3 at Holzer Hospital, County Granges Degree Day Gallipolis Paternal grand· at Hem lock Grange on parents are Eldon Markms, Sunday were Mr and Mrs local and Betty Markms, Earl Starkey, Mr and Mrs Flortda Local great· Arthur Cra btree Bertha grandmothers are Alice Ellis Murl and and Zelda Jody s Body Shop 33 4 JQ-Sports Spectacular a Nashvi ll e on the road 10 Four members accepted Harn sonvtll e VISited Mr Starkey s Sister Jesste Jewell m Columbus and called on their son m tn Ia" Donald J ones Nelsonville, Mrs Starkey s Sister Elma Vernon m New Lexmgton and stopped by the cemetery at Shawnee llnudt 11 11 M1 ss Uonnd Wcbc1 w1ll bt u!gamst \\llh Vernon WtiJtr tu Ut :solOisl Ma id uf ho11v1 hu th~ btuJcclctl will l>t: Mtsslld•ua hMl!.aughhn \\tllt M1s~ Dutllht lhuJnton~ts .. till blldtstntHI AJi:.in 1\h Lc~ughiln Xt!IIO Will be IJe~l ll&dll a nd Bub Wtllwm sun the usher (,ut:'.':ib wtll ~ tht B.u - 7 Jo-.-Porter Wagoner 3 Gong Show 4 Candid Camera 6 Prrce IS R ght 8 Ma c Neil Leh rer Repor t 20 33 Xwn!ly Feud 10 Name That Tune l3 Pop Goes the Country 15 8 oo-Sanford Arms 3 15 Wor ld Senes 6 13 In Search Williamson to wed lht ~\,ddm ot lhbr 1 d J\1r md ~Ir s Ktm itll! \\IIh.ltttson d.lll ghlii 1 f :\1t Mll .. tu~hlln \\tllbt ~llll\l'llt ,tn~l 1\lr:, trt'\l \\tlhl\11:-.un ufSutuHit\ 2 IOpnl tl lht uul lluJtrH l\1tl ... tu gh lu 1 'itlll Hutlwtl u1ult'<l Mdhmhsl ll t~tm btuldt.:l s t\ lltedlllg \\,IS htld lt'tlllt . 5- 1he DaUy Senllnel, Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 , Fnday, OCt 14 1977 NEW! An amazing account of many who died and came back to life. �' fkChurch News. a TRINITY CHURLH Rt•\ \\ H Y~rrlr'\ pos1or R,,\ Mov1' 'u 1 da• school sup! -Chv~<h .,,h,~,•l Q 15 o m ,._C'r!>I"IIP "'"'' d' ll1,\,l o ,,, Chotl r<i'heorsol li.Jit'"do ~ 1 30 p n\ unde- r du~, ''"" ,,j .\l r ~ Pau l Nea'-t! PO MEROY CHURCH Of 1H£ NAZARENE Corner U" ,,,, aPd Mu.oe rry Rfl'~ Cl, do:> \ Ht•Pd •'' son poster Sundo, ~ch.;'ll"'' J() <ll(H n Q o m G le n McCiu''9 '1Up1 tng worshtp 10 30 o '" t'H"'''ng st>r"•<;e 7 30 n>td "'eel.. H''"'{t:> Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EP ISCOPAL The Ri> v Harold Deelh rector Church ~er vtces l 0 30 a m Holy cornrnu nton frr st Sunday o l nlOrlth church school 10 jQ a m for nun e r y throvgh 12 POMEROY CHU RCH OF CHRIST • 212 W Mo rn St Johr1 McA rthur pas tor S tble sch ool 9 30 o rn mormn g worship 10 30 om Youfh meet tn g~ b JO p m e'en tn g worst·11p 7 30 Wednesday n1ghr pray er me etmg and 81ble srvdy 7 30p m THE SALVAT ION ARMY 115 Butternuf A-.e P om e ro ~ En ... oy and M r s Ro y Wu ung of1 1C&f§ m cha r ge Sunde) hal 1n ess meetHl'g 10 o m._..~ Sunday Scho~ 10 30 a m Sundby 5chool leade r YPSM Elot se Ada ms 7 p m salvatoon m eet on g vor•ous ~peekers and mvs!C spectols 7 JO p m Thursday - 10 am Ia '2 p m Lad tes Home league a ll w om en nlltt ed 7 30 p m praye r mee rtn g and Btb le study Bo b Es tep lea der Rev Noel Herm on !@ocher SURUNGTON SOUT HERN SAP TIST CHAPEL Route 1 Shade Pas tor Bobby f lktns Sunday school 5 p m Sunday worsh tp 5 45 p m Wed nesday prayer ser vJCe 7 30 p m POME,RO¥ WE ST SIDE CH URCH OF CHR I ST 200 W Mom Sr Jerry Paul rmm ster phonp qq'} 7660 Conserv c lt ve non tns rrurnentol Su nday worsh•p 10 om Soble study 11 o m wor~h•p 6 p m Wednesday 8 1ble sludt~ 7 p m OlD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Re v Ro l ph Sm •t h pas tor Sunday school 9 30 am Mrs Worlet~ Fr onc1s supe nn te n dent Preoch •ng serv•ces l •r st B. tlm d Sundays lollow• ng Sunda y School GRAHAM UN I TED METHODtSl Preachmg 9 30 o m f.rst and se cond Sundays of ea ch month th 1rd and founh Sundays each . month wo rshop serviC e at 7 30 pm Wednesday eventngs at 7 30 Pr ayer ond 81ble Stud',' SEVENTH DAY ADVENT I ST Mulberry He•ghts Rood Pomeroy Pos ter Albe r t D•lleY Sabbath School Supenn lend ent Claro Mcin tyre Sabbath School Sotur dey afternoon of 2 00 w 1th War sh1p ServiCe followmg ot 3 15 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHU RCH - Drewy Core sup! Sunday School 9 30 o m morn tn gworsh•p 10 .d5a m THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto poster Su nday School 9 30 o m even.ng wors h1 p 7 30 Thursday evenmg praye r ~er111c e 7 30p m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Do vtd Mann m.m•ster Will•am Wotson Su nday school sup! 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Coff man pastor Su nday School , 9 30 om Gerold Well s supt Mo rn 1ng wor shtp 10 30 a m Sunday eiJenmg wo rs h•p 7 30 Prayer meettng Wednesday 7 30 p m RACINE FIR ST BAPTIST Don L Walker Pastor Ronn1e Sa lser , Sunday scho ol supt Sunday school , 9 30 a m mormng war sh1p 10 40 am Su nday eve nt ng wors h •p } 30 Wednesday even rng Brble study 7 30 DANVIL LE WESLEYAN Rev R D Brown pastor Sunday School , 9 30 a m mornrng worsh 1p 10 45 youth se r v1ce 6 dS p rn , evemng worshrp 7 30 p m prayer and pro tse Wt~d,.;esdoy 7 30p m ~UN FREE BAPT IST Mtle s Trout , pasto r Su nday school lOam Steve Lr tt le supt Evenmg ser v1ce 7 p m prayer mee lrng Thurs day 7 p m CHE STER Syracuse a 7 30 p m SilVER RACINE PLANING Mill CHURCHOF GOD Re'o' Bo bby Parler pasto r Sun da y sc hool 9 30 a m worshtp serv1ce 11 o IT] evenmg se rvtce 7 30 youth ser v1ce , Wednesday 7 30 p m l ANG SV 1LlE C HR I$1 1AN CHU RCH Robert Mu sser poslor Sunday school 9 30 o m Roy Stgmon sup! mornrng wor51i1p 10 30 Sunday evemng ser vtce 7 30 m1d week servtce Wednes dey 730pm SY RACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAlARENE Rev Dole Bms pastor Bob M oore Sunday School sopt:":--Su ndoy $c hool 9 30 a rn rn o r11rng worshtp , tO 45 o rn evo n gehs tu~ servtcJ 7 p '" Wedne sday se rvtce s praye1 and ' prOI S'E.> 7 p ni Nozarf'ne .,- o ut h } p m Doily prny~r meetmg 8 30 o m M ens prayer mef!ttng Sa tu rday 7 p , , - TY Chur ch Sunday Sc hoo f ser v1Ce 9 45 a m Wor shrp serviCe 10 30 Evangehs llc Se 1v1ce 7 30 p m Wedne§dO)I' Prayer UNITtD FAI T H N ON meet tn g 7 30 DENOMINATIONAl Re v Rohpot ZION CHURC H OF CHRIST Sm1th post er Su nrln y Sdt(.h)l Don Pomero .,- Horr 1sbnvdje Rd f.l 30 a m Cla<-s IN'ldc • ( eu Hrll Ken nedy poster Bill McEir o ~ wor sh•p .<.erv•ce 10 JO _, 111 Sunday school !> up t Sunday thurth 7 30 p rn schoo l 9 30 o m mornmg war ~DE N UNIJW BR F 1HI< EN IN sh1p and commun1on 10 30 am CHRISI l:lrlen R Blolv· po o.,tor Su~c!.;~ even •ng you th (hnit on ~uncl ny S... hoo l 10 o tT\ H0wor rl l::11deovor tJ p m wor~b tp ser McC o y sup! Motn•ng ~(J•n•Ot• v•ce I p m Wedr w<, rlov ev101 ntng I t a rn ~ur·doy r••gh1 ~~ o\ or• • praye-r rnpPhng and B1hle stu dy f :lr l '>liO" I w l env•.r I 10 r • Song serviCe, p m Preochmg B 30 p m M1dweek Pra ye r meetmg Wednesday 7 p m Roy Adam s lev leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Locat ed at Rutland on Nev-,o L•mo Road next to Fo re5f A cre Pork Rev Roy Rou se pa stor Robe r t Musser Sunday School su pl Sun day schoo l I 0 30 o m worsh1p 7 30 p m Btb l e Study Wednes day 7 30 p m Saturday n•ght prayer ser vrce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GRO VE CHRI STIAN Roger Watso n pastor JeS!>te While Sunday school supt Morn •ng wor§h lp 9 30 o m Sun day sc hool l 0 30 a m evenmg '>erv•ce 7 30 Wed nesday B•ble Study 7 30 p m MT UN ION BAPiJIST Rev John EJswtck po §l or Su nday sc hool su pertnt endent Don W1lson Sun day §C hool 9 45 o m eventng worshtp 7 30 p m Preyer mee tmg 7 30 p m We~nesday TUPPE RS PLAIN S CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Unde rwood pa§I Or Howord Co ldwel l Jr Sunday School Supl Sunday School 9 30 a m M orn1n g Ser men 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg servrce 7 p m LETAR T FAllS UNITED BR6THREN , Re v Free land Noms po§IQr Floyd N orrr5 supl Sun day school 9 30 a m • mornmg se r man , 10 30om Preye r servrce Wednesday 7 30 p m C H U~CH OF GOD OF PRO PHECY 0 J While Ro od off 160 Rev George Croyle po st orSu n day Sc hoo l 10 a ,m A;t hu , Hen son Sup t •Mornmg Worshtp 11 a m You ng Peop l es servtce , 7 p m flle nmg se r11 1Ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d Week Prayer Se 1,11Ce 7 30 p 1n Yo u t h mee tmg 6 30 p m Eventng war sh1 p 7 30 p rn CHESl ER CHU RCH O F lHE NAZ ARE NE Rev Herbert Grote pastor Worsh 1p se r vtc::e II o m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Schoo l 9 30 c m R1 chord Borton $upt Prayer meetmg Wednes day 730pm BRADFORD ' CHURCH OF CHRIST Gobr1el Mzrs pastor Br bte Sunday Sch ool9 30 a 111 11101 n1119 chur ch 10 30 a m Sundov evenmg se rv •c e 7 00 p m Wednesd.;:.y ser vt<e- 7 30 p rn lAUREl CliFF FREE MHHODtSr C HUIK~ fle v Floyd F Shoo k poc; tor lloyrl Wnght Sunrloy Sd~qol 1)up1 Mor mng Wors h1p q JO o m :, undoy • Sc hoo l lO 70 a 111 Wednes'lfoy Prayer an d B• ble Stud y 7 30 p m Sunday eve11 mg wor '> fllp } 30 p m Chn n f'1a c l •<e thur sdoy lp ITl OD:T~R l HUR(I.J 0 ~ C HRI ~I (horlt> 5 Ru ~'>o ll S• mHliSICI Rtc k Murom be1 ~•tpl Sunda y ., t•ou l Q JO om w(Jo ,ttiP ~~ · .., rr 10 JO o ' !itl;fc Study fue !. loy I tl) p1n Vf ilPI ,, l f o 'f(' ~ •l]lfH H Ph 992 3978 BING'S MARKET & TEXACO SERVICE V er non & Bertha Brng Lang s\l rlle Ph 742 9045 JESU S CHRIST OF lATT ER DAY SAINTS Portland Ra cine Rood w.lhom Rou§h past or Tom Stobart Sunday S ~ h ool D•r ector Sunday Schoof 9 30 a rn M o rn 1ng wo r.s htp 10 30 o m S und e~ evemng se rv1 ce 7 p rt1 Wedne s day f>ven mg proye• serv •ces 7 30 pm BETH LE HEM BA PTI ST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Wors htp serv rce 9 30 a m Sunday .sc hool 10 30 o m B•b le Study and prayer s ~ v 1ce Thur sday 7 >30 p m CARLE TON CHURCH K• ngsbury Rood Gory Ktn g po st of Sunday ~chool , 9 30 om even1n g .wa r sh1p 7.30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRtSTlAN Br uce Smtih pas tor Walla ce Do•newood Sup! B•ble Schoo l 9 30 o!'tn Preachmg serv1ce 10 45 a m N o eventng serv• ce HY SEL L RUN FR EE METHODIST CHURCH Rev He rb ert Atltng po ster Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornmg ser viCe I 0 30 a m yout h ~e 1 v1ce 6 45 p m Ev ong eli sll c ser v•ce 7 30 p m Pr ay er meetmg Thursday 7 30 pm FREEDOM GOSPEL MIS SION ot Bol d Kno b Rev La wrence Gluesencom p Sr pastor Roger W il li ard Sr Sunday schoo l supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a Sunday even.ng servtce 7 p m Pray er meetmg Tuesdoy , 7 30 p rn Ernest Dee ter class leader Youth meeflng Wednesd ay 7 30 p nl Wtt h. Don and Mar tha Meadows le ader s WHil ES CHAPEL Coolv 1lle RO Rev ROy Deeter pastor Sunday sc hool9 30 a m wor sh1p serv 1ce 10 30 o m Btb le study and prayer se r v•ce Wedne sday 7 30 p tn RUTlAN D RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Oennrs Srn•th, pa stor Frank Young Su nday school sup! Sun day schoo l and comrnun1on 9 30 o p-, Wor sh1p , and comu n1on 1030om RUTLAND C OMMUN I TY CHURC H Sunday School 9 JQ om wo1sh 1p se rv1ce II a rn Wednesday prayer meel•ng 7 30 p m youth se rvtces Sunday 7 p m Sunday n•ght w orsh op 7 30 RUTlAND CHURCH O F THE NAZARENE Rev Llo yd 0 Grunm Jr pastor Sund0y o;c hool 9 30 a m w o 1sh•p se rvt ce I 0 30 a rn , Br oodc a ~ t l1ve over WMPO you ng people~ servtce 6 -15 evangel•siK s~ r v 1 ce 7 30 p m Pra ye r mce t111g Wedrir ~rl o y 7 30 p m Mt ss•onor y mec tfi1Q 7 30 ro m f or~ 1 Wednesday nl mont h • MA SON COU N I 'I MA _O N fiR ST BAPII~T )v(<Jnd .'!Inn ( rn•q o nd P ln{'r ny \ 1<, po ~'~ " ~ u nr l 'ly o,chool 9 4~ om wor -.l11p ~crv1ce t I o • 1 h OIIHf19 urHOI ' r, 30 p 111 CVCI !oi1Q war t "P .,,., "' u I 10 p m M 1d W•'ek oy.•r •"· • WPd•h ·~ doy I JO RALLS K&C JEWELERS C/EALOtJS '? \VH O.;; c Keepsake 212 Oramond E Marn pm MASON CHU RCH OF CHRISl P 0 Box 487 M tller St Mason W Vo Sunday B1ble Study 10 o m Wo r sh1p 11 a m and 7 p m B1bl e Study Wedne!>d o y 1 p m Voca l mu SIC FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTI ST Cor ner ol Second and Anderso n Maso n Pas tor Wolter Cl oud Sunday sc hool 9 45 am worshtp servt ce 11 o m and 7 30 p m Weekly B1 ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m Rrngs Pomeroy BEN FRANKLIN STORE Ph . 992 3785 J:'ALOUO'-? Middleport. Ohro ARE I <E~\&V1BEI2 , OWNS Tl-IE JO.NT/ ~""E rtA5 TO 5E: NJCE: -;:) EVE:'<YoODV I IT8 .11e 8tJSINE66' I GUESS YOU RE "ERHAP8 YClU D LikE :i:IGHT• AS • U5LAL I : M Be· I'r.l SO 0lAD YOU G I:ZcS SY RA CUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GO D - Not Pet1tecos tol Rev George O rle( pastor Worsh1p serv1ce Sunday 9 45 a m , Sun day school 11 o m worshrp ser v•ce , 7 30 p m Thursda.,- prayer MASON ASSEMBlY OF GOD mee t 1ng 7 30 p m Ouddmg l one Maso n , W Va M T HERMON lln1ted Brethren Che§te r Tenne n t Poster Sunday Church Sund ay School 9 30 am Xhool 9 .d5 a m Ch1ldren s Worshtp ser v1ce 10 45 am Chur ch 6 45 p m Yo un g People 5 Preachmg servtces ev ery Sunday Servrce 6 45 p m Evangeltstrc o lternohng wil h C E Wednesday Serv1ce 7 30 p m Women s Mts pray er meetmg 7 JO p m Rev s1ono ry Councr l 10 om ~ ftrst end James leach pastor Dovtd tlmd Tuesdoys Prayer a nd Btbl e" Hoher lay leader Stud.,- Wednesday 7 30 p m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES , I m1le HAR TFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST eas t of Rutland 1unct 1o n of Route IN CHRISTIA N UN ION The Rev 124 and Noble Summ11 Rood (T W1lltom Campbell pas tor Sunday 174 ) Sund ay Btble Lecture 9 30 Sc hool 9 30 a m Ja mes Hughes o Watc htower study 10 30 sup! eventng serv1ce 7 30 p m o m Tue sdoy B1ble study 7 and Wednesday eventng pr ay er 8 15 p m Thursday theocrot 1c meehng 7 30 p m Youth prayer sc h ool 7 30 p m service serv tce each Tu esday meet•ng B 30p m FAIR VI EW BIBLE CHUR CH HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Grant St l etart W V o Rt I Rev Charles M •d dlep,ort Bobby Elk• ns pastor Hargraves pastor Wor sh•p s~ r Sunday Schaal 10 a m war!lh 1p v1ces 9 JO o m Sunday schoo l ser vtce II om even tng serviCe 11 a m evenmg worsh1j) 7 30 7 30 p m lhu rsdoy praye r p m Tuesdoy cottage pr ayer meettng an d Brble study 7 30 meetmg and B•hle study 9 30 pm om Watsh1p smv1ce Wednes RUTLAND FREEWIH BAPTIST doy 730 pm Church - l e land Holey pastor CALVARY BIBl E CHURCH 26 N Sunday sc hool 10 a m even1ng Secon d M ddlep or t Alan serv 1ce 7 30 p m Prayer Bla ckwood past or Se riJt Ces on meattng Wedne sday 7 30 p m Sunday at 10 30 om and 7 30 CHURC H OF GOD of Prophecy p m wt th Sunday §chao! at 9 JO locoled on the 0 J Wh1te Rood am , Btbl e stu dy Wednesday off htghwoy 160 Sunday Schoo l 7 30 p m 10 a m Supertntendent John INDEP ENDEN T HOLINE SS Loveday F1rst Wednesdov n1ght CHI.)RtH INC Corner Fo urth of month CPMA serv1ce s second and lmcoln Sts M 1ddlt!port Rev Wed nesday WMB meel111g th1 rd 0 Dell Moflley pa stor Sony Hud through ftflh youth ser111ce son Sunday School '> up~nnten Geo rg e Croyle pastor dent Sunda y sc hool 9 30 a m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 evemng worsh1p 7 30 p m Gran I St Mtddleport Rev Bobby prayer and pra1se ser ... rce Elk1QS Su nday sc hoo l 10 a m Wednesday 7 30 p m morntng worsh tp 11, evemng THE PEOPLE S CHURC H OF worsh 1p 7 30 p m , Thu rsd ay POMEROY Cor ner Motn and even mg 81ble §tud~ end prayer Co urt Sts th~r d floor over meet tng 7 30 p m Affthoted w 1th lighthouse Resta urant Henry SBC Cook posl ot Sunday school, 10 HY SEl l RUN FREE o m rnorn 1ng worsh1p 11 a rn M ETHODIST Rev He rbert A1l eventng se rvtce 7 30 Wed nes tng po sl or Sunday schoo l 9 30 day evenmg serv1ce 7 30 In a 1TJ , mor ntng wor sh1p 10 15 to tc-rdcn o mtnohonol lull gospel 11 o m Evonge lr sllc ser vtce 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD p m prayer meehng 7 p m ~a st or Denms Bol es Sun day Thur sday Sdmol 10 am wor shtp se rvtce BRADFORD CHURC H OF 1 t 30 o m and 7 30 p m Prayer CH RI ST - Gobrte l Mroz pastor ml'.! c ttng Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday school 9 30 o m m orn RUTlA ND APOSlOl/C CHURCH mg church 10 30 a m Jumo r Thomas l , church prog ra m under dlfecflon O r JE SUS CHRIS l H olm~~ pa stor B1bl e study. of Kor en Mroz for c h 1 l~r en 2 10 So t.Hdoy 7 30 p m Evongef1 st1C:: du•lng regular chur ch hour 1n r m prayer mee rmg Tuesday chur ch basement SUnday eVen 7 JO p rn B•ble Study Th ur sday tng serv1ce 7 p m Wednesd ay 730 p Ill ser viCe 7 30 p m • PO M~R O¥ WI; SLEYAN JUBilEE C H~I STI AN CENTER - WHERE WE COULD COULJ CO'viE I CO YOU FEEL MOIZE COMFORTABLE HAVI\117 LIKE A S ILLY SCHOOL- TALK ! TI< AN ~i:RJiZE <' GIIZL! HOLINESS - Hcmsonv tlle Rood pasto r Edtson Dewey Kmg Weaver O§Sislont Henry I Ebl1n Jr Sunday sc hool supt Sun day sc hool 9 30 a m morntng war shtp I I c m Sunday evemng ser v 1ce 7 30 prayer meetm g Thur s dqy730pm TO GO TO 'IIV OFFICE, George s Creek Rood Church sc hool 9°30 o m , mor nmg war sh•p 10 30 e11enrng serv1ce , 7 30 Prayer meet tn g Wednesd ay 7 30 pm ST. PAUl LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts Pomer Oy The ~ev Wdl•am Poster Sunda y Mrddle sworl h School ot 9 d5 o m and Church Serv1ces II a m SACRED HEAitT, Rev Fa ther Paul 0 Welton pastor Phone 992 2B25 Satur day eventng Moss 7 30 Sunday Moss 8 and 10 a m . Confession Soturdav 7 7 30 p m _,_ ."-..... .....r,.·-.., ' ''"' \ ,_ " ...,' ~ ~ GASOI.l NE AILEY Face up, Slim! The basket La~l Oiff News Notes Attendance at the Sunday the Free Methodtst Church was 80 Sunday evemng, Oct 23, a film "The Littlest Apostle, wtll be shown at the local church . Saturday, Oct. 29, Halloween party for chtldren and teens at the local church Roy Howell has been returned home frdm Un1ver s tty Ho spttal , Columbus. and Ls domg JUst fine. Mr_ and Mrs Dtck Karr were dtnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karr, Middleport in celebration of the elder Karr's btrthday. Mrs. Ruth Douglas of Guysville visited recently w1th her mother, Mrs Emma Fox Mrs. Kathy Pullms has been returned home from Holzer MediCal Center. Mr and Mrs. Phil W1se and Beverly attended Sunday morning servtces at the local church. '· 'I f • •• ·- WEST '--" 1!!1 II 11-' • r<"1 , •• EAST "L0 8753 I ~&VER Sf!..I)J 50 MAN ~ f'E;OPL~ I~ !HI' " ~~PR~SS L-ANE' '' ., J 10 9 • K 10 6 5 • Q4 13UHN LOSEH • QJ 3 WHO CAIJ AFfORD MORe THAN 10 ITE'/J6 z 10 11EI,v; oloJ87 OR l ESS oloQ 109654 SOUTH "AJ964 .832 • 92 o!o AK2 Both vulnerable l ·- West ...... , ~ II \ 15 NORTH IDI oloK Q2 •AK 765 t A 8 74 olo 3 .,:JI 1 j,: sist .. Frrdav, October 15 Readers do the 'impouible' mornmg servtce. Oct. 9, at A thou ght for the day · President Dw1ght D E1senh'trwer sa td m his farewe ll speech to the American people m 1961, "The potenllal for the disastrous rise of mtsolaced power ex1sts and will per· ~ ...._, - We can't qive up~ Mr Wallet will be furious! Pass Pa ss Pas s I '11 11 'JH ......" _, '"' ' Ill '" ' - 36 4t Pass East Pas s Pass Pas s Pass South lolo 4.lo 4olo By Oswald & James Jacoby Today's hand appeared as ... ,. .....- . 1• Opemng lead - Q • ,_ .,. '' ,, Ill IIi North one of our July artic les HEY, THI GUY IN THIS OFFICE. GOT A NIO.W AN' TAPE DECK! IF THE.RES ONE THING 1 CAN'T STAND IT1S A WISE GUY' ~-~"! .. .........·: ...' - South's four-club b1d was a slam mv1ta 1Lon and North's four·d1amond call was a below game acceptance South felt that when he made a slam try . he had done all he could He merely rebtd to four spades. whtch North elected to pass Stx spa de s won ' t make against a d1amond lead even 1f trumps break and we sta ted erroneously that even five spades would be 1mposs1ble agams t the actua l tr ump break We were way too strong wh en we used, " Impossible " " "' sev eral read e r s have THE ALMANAC United Press International Today LS Fnday, Oct. 14, the 287th day of !977 with 78to follow • The moon IS between 1ts new !phase and first quarter pomted out to us The mormng stars are Actually, declarer can and really should make hve odd Mercury, Jup1ter , Mars, agamst that 5·0 break He Venus and Saturn There are no evenmg stars e1ther w1ns the forst diamond Those born on th1~ date a re or ducks That makes no difference Assummg he ducks he wms the next dta· mond , cashes dummy 's kmg of spades and gels the bad news , ruffs a th1rd d1amond , Unscramble these lour Jumble s cashes the top hearts and top one leHer lo each square , to form clubs, ruffs hiS last club. and l our ord1nary words leads a th1rd heart West has to ruff and lead up to the ace·queen·JaCk·mne of spades ~~·;~~ A Pennsyl~ania rea der w a nts to know If we recom · mend any bid wtth •KJxxxx ¥xxx tx x ~x rJ self- addressed envelopes are en closed, The most mterestmg questrons wjl/ be used m lh1s column end will recet ve cop1es ol J A COBY MOOtRN I in M1Jwaukee, but refused to have the wound treated until he had hmshed hiS th~rd·t crm compa1gn speech ' I I I. I ·1 K-=--+J__,.t,....,J stam ped Under the s1gn of !.lira. The 34th pres1dent of the Umted States, Dw1ght D Eisenhower, was born Oct 14, 1890. Acress L1lhan G1sh was born on th1 s date in I 899 On th1s date m history In 1912, former PreSident Theodore Roosevelt was shot TUFIR The game 1s match pomf duphcate A vulnerable oppo· BAUSCA nen t on your nght opens one d1amond We are not vulnerable Yes , we recommend a pass t SHOOTE If you play very weak JUmp. h.=;;..:..:::,.;:._;..=+-,.,..~ overcalls you m1ght try .two "\1 V "\J ~ spades , but thiS hand IS really £1 K .A U too weak for a weak jump overca ll (Do you have a questron fo r t he e~<perts '> Wr l re 'Ask the Jacobys 1 c are o f th1t newspaper The Jacobys will answer mdrvldual questron s U ~ WHA'T THE S"TIN6Y WAS PR I:ZE FIGH"TER' EVIDEN"TLY. Now arrange the ct rcled letter s lo !orm the su rpr ise answer as sug· gested by I he abO'IIe ca o1~•rr Jumbl es ,QUAIL Ans wer These days rt' M he are able tq..save for a rainyda~~- AN UMBRELLA Jumble So:* No 10, with the latest 110 puules , ~ ava1tabte tor St 35 POS_tpaid from Jumble, c/o this ~aper Box 34, Norwood, N J 07648 tndude your name, add• ass , Z:'P code and make checlr.s peyat»e 10 Newspapef"t)O()tts �• • IS \1. ,, t· ... 1~ 11 I d.JI ~ ,., n.!.t'" I t ~l ,., "',, I '' I ' f tl.h._•td ,\ olth, lllltlmllll <1 II 11\b I' ~ <I lL I" I v. ,>tt!J " I dtl 1 -\ tl' 11JIIIIII1._ •IIIli lhoH , •< 11\11 1 ,J ,th \ott tl dtll>..<'o.l ' ( d .. I ol< u.. [ U tili IIII I l HI! ,t lhiU !\~ dld tlltttutn 1> tnl~p,, " ttl S.tltll llllllltttu!ll t, ,U1t1l .U< t !..,,,,,, trt t I I Ilo ~~~ 1111< 1 It'!' I ' 1.\ h; IU t ulu IIIJ<'\\If!l tl lo.~ll• lf. Ju II 1\1 [ ho /'uiJH I o I \\ II 1 ho. \1 •l" II• IIJio I I II , I t J~tJ lt.\llht tlh r Plto 111 \N 1 \.1' IF YOU hove a ~ervr 1.. ~ ro ott.,-, ""a n t to buy cr sell ~Onh•fhtng aP loolo. rpg tor wcHk a1 whote ... er you l get re!!-ull!i lostet w1th a Sentrnel Wont Ad Coli oq:; 2156 f-OUR ROOM) and borh or1ty No pt>h ~'} 5~8 A JuiT:. rwo Adult .. ARE YOUR f'\emorr es crammed rnto o phoro? Turn the m rn to o wall pornt1ng or g1ve that sp~crol someone o portrat l !01 Orr slmos I do portrorls and londscopes Reasonable rates Call S1.1e at 991 7066 NOTICE THERE Will be no hunt m~ no rresposs1ng on.d no et~.cepltons on my prop l:' rly Bob M cGrew WANT-AD ADVERTISINC DEADLINES SKATE A WAY Schedule Hollo ween Party Sol Oct 19th Ra ce~ Pr res Solloons Open Wed Frr and Sot nrtes 1 30 10 00 A va1lable lor prrv ole po rtres Mon Tue s Thur$ nrtes Sol o r Sun after 1100ns Bus transportal on canc elled Phone 9B5 3q'L9 or \hnJ:n \ w.m n ~turd,,, Tu,~ln 1 IN lOVING memory of Moro. I Monuol ...... ho left U) J ylli!or~ ago Oct I ~ tqJ.f Three yeor~ ogo today Dod You wt!'t e coiled away Our heorh a1e'sod and lonely We w1sh you muld ho'We STaved Sadly m ued by t-11s lamdy FULLER BRUSH product, for sole Qf/')3JIO [ 1 l'u l.lh•l u thrur • •.,., Rent CUN SHOO r Rocrne Gun Club every Sun afternoon foetor (hoc" gun\ only A ~HH ted meots 1!11 •t l t•.n~ ' ' 1 d •.th• IUt]'hl ttl\ IH!h I \ \1 1!1( tdtt l lt;tll , t b l t ' Ht\\utl\llf.t [ \ard&le ~ "bt o II u luMemory 1.h.up l till .!il n~ .n i I \1 985 9996 lit J,,O..ftt tpUltJl <l FALl SPECIAl Poro,ol Boutrque BEtQLlly Solon ne.:t to Skate o Wby Roller Rrnk announces Per manent Specrol 10 °• off on S IS S17 50 S70 durrng month of Oct Phone 985 414 1 olfen Tue~ Thurs Fn Sot Clotied Man and Wed Operators Son dro Kerns and Cr ystal (ErwJn ) Raybu rn Owners R1chord and Sandra Kerns ton p \1 :<~w t ~ PU B LIC NO TICE ( R CJJ1J4 6) Sepllr ate sea/eel proposa l s tor vocational Agncult ur e Tools and Eq~.o<~pment wil l be recE!I'Wed at the offrce of the clerk of the Board of Educat on of Southern Local School D rslr rct Me rgs Coun ty Ohro untrl 12 00 o clock n oon eas t ern Standard T me October Jl 1977, and w II be publrcly opened and read by the clerk Imm ed i atel y thereafter at the usu al place of meetrng of sa rd board of educatron tabulated and a rep9rt thereof made by the clerk to sard board at rls ne)(f meeting Copes ot the specrt catrons rn struc t ron s to b rdd ers and proposa I forms may be ob talned at the otfrce of the Clerk Treasurer A certrfred check payable to th e clerk trea,urer of the above Board of E ducat on or ~ satrsfactory b d bond e)(ecuted by t he brdder and a surety company rn an amount equa l to f rve percent of the btd sha II be subm ltted wrth each b rd Sard boerd of educat on reserves the rrght to -.va 'We tnformal1tles , to accep t or re tec t any and all or parts of any and a l l brds The successfu l bidder w ill Ce requrred to f urnrsh a sa1' rsfactory performan~e bond for one hundred percent ot the col')tract pr rce No brds may be With dr awn for at least th irty (3 0l days after the scheduled clos no trme tor rece pts of br!Cis Board o f Educa ti on of Southern local School Drstr ct By Robert K Sayre Presrdent DEAl WITH on mdependent dealer where your money t5 spenl locally wrlh other mer chants Ba rleys As hland Tup pers Plo1ns the only ndepen dent rn town not o company run slot1on October Spe< ol Amer rcon mode cars l ube 5 qts Voi'Wolrne AC od and l rlter $10 tax tncluded In sloclo. new and recapped snow I res bot hoses belts plugs terles pOiflls end other cc cessorres .f.!enty of Volvolrne antrlreere Open 7 to 8 30 Mon thru Fn Sot 8 30 to 7 00 Closed Sun Other work done by oppornt men! THE RACINE Volunteer Frre Deportme,nt wtll sponsor o gun shoot every Saturday ot 7 p rn atthelf bu ldrng tn Bas hen Foe tory choke guns only WANTED SOMEONE to move hous'!'ho rd furnrtllre from New Hoven to Cl1ffon Call (304 1 ' 773 56.43 IN TM E C OMMON PLEA S COUR T OF M EIGS COUNT Y, OH I O ET AL , EUGENE EBLIN , ~l ar nt• ffs , YS· K EI TH DOUG LAS , ET AL D ef endants Cue No 16 548 NOT I CE S V PUB LIC ATI ON TO Kerth Douglas whose last known add r ess was Route 4 ! Pomeroy , Ohi o 45769 Kenneth M Ha ll er , whose last known address was Route 4 Pom eroy Ohto 45769 Ronald Harbour whose l ast known address was Route 4 Pomergy Ohro J 516 9, ano the unknown execu tor s adrn rn tstrato r s, h errs l e~alees devtsees ot KeJTn Ooug Jas De-teased you are hereby nolrfred th a t you h ave been De f endants rn a l ega l ac rron ent rtled Robert E ugen e Eo lm Hyll ra J E blin and Amer rc i!!Jn Economy In sur anc e Company vs Ke rth Doug las Kenneth M Halt er , Rona l d Harbour Ctt rzens N a tion a l Bank , and th e vnlo:no wn executors ad m•n rstratcrs , ne 1rs l egatees and devrsees of Kerth Douglas , Deceased Thrs cas e has been ass 1gned Case No 16 568 and ts pend rng rn the Court of Common Pleas of Mergs County Pomeroy OhJO 45769 The Oblect ot the Comp1c11nt to demand a money tud gment against the Defendants n t h e amount of \ 102 11 3 56 and to sell the real estate now t rtl ed In the names of Kenneth ~ M Hal ler and Ronald Harbour and to app ly the oroceeds at sa1d r~at estate sale to the damaQes awarded said real estate be rng loc a te d rn ColumbJII To wnsn rp , and the deman<! · rs ~o ~ureclose a ll •n terest owned by you and tor costs You are requ 1red t o anS wer the Compt a 1nt wrthrn twent y erght days after the fast publrcat on of th1s not1ce wh rc h Wtll b~ publrshed once each week for s K success1\le wee~s The lest publ rcat rorr wdl be made on November 11th, 1977, and the twenty erght days for a nswer wr 11 commence on tllat date In case of your fai l ur' to answer or otherwrse respond as requrred by the Ohro Rules of Crv1l Procedure fudgment by default will be rendered aga1nst you for the retre f demanded rn the Comp larnt s Larry E Spencer, Mergs County Common Pleas Cl erk of Court Pomeroy , OhrO 45769 ( 10) 7 1.4 21 28 ( 11 ) ... 11 GA RAGE SAlE Oct IJ 14 15 Thu rs thru Sa t 10 5 Wtde assoflment at clear~ IIE!nh ant, ques c01nrvof depressron pal tern glass old bottles and rod\rng cho r N ew )rllfer wo r ot:Avon bottles pump"tns Bor bo ra Offu11 resrdence Old Rt 33be! ween ( R l8or1d lq PORCH SALE . All srzes dothmg drshes lrnens St!'l of mens golf dubs etc 957 Br oadw ay St Mrddleport Oh 1o tu rn nght or pool lost hou"h' on lei I Thurs Frt and Sot YARD SAlE Mo ... 1ng nto trotl er and sell ng my l urn tlu re and some clothrng Sole starts Sat at 10 Turn left offer you pon Chester Prre House I st rood Go about o m1le and out at the top of the h1ll PATIO GARAGE Sole \rOn or shrne l Sot Oct 15 8 30 t o 5 rwo fomrly garage sale s~ 124 1us t across fr om new Savthern Htgh School brown shrngle house Cloth1ng t'nen s women s shoes mens women s 1ewelry m!SC such as baby bed mottresst!'s etc Pho ne 949 2bbt or 9492454 CASH pard for a ll makJ:os and models of mobrle homes Phone oreo cpde 61 4 <~23 9531 TIMBER Pomeroy Fores t Pro ducts Top prrce lor stondrng sawtimber Call qrn 5965 or Ken t Hanby I 446 657_ 0_ _ COINS CURRENCY to~e ns old poc"et watches and ch arns stlver ond gold We need 1964 and older sri Yer €Otns Buy sell or trade Coli Roger Wom5ley 742 2331 OLD FURNITURE oce ba .. es brass beds etc complete households Wrrte M 0 M1ller Rt 4 Pom eroy Ohro or ce ll 99:1 7760 NO ITEM TOO Lorge or too small Will buy 1 prece or complete household New used or anti ques Morlrn ~ Furndure 20 N 2nd St Mrddleporl Ph one '192 6370 TWO TO ten acres wrth good burld1ng srte or older home surtable far remodel rn g woter and electrrcrty ovorloble close to hardtop rood Call 992 7036 after5pm --~~-- TME JONES BOYS NOW OPEN 9 A.M. til 9 P.M. SUNDAY 12 til 8 P.M. A CAREER Wt lh a fu ture lor o men or woman who wonts the be51 rn Ide A pay check e-yery week Iantos tlCfnnge benef tl5 all local work G1ve us o coli at 992 2480 or wr rte Western Southern l1fe Insurance :118 1 , E Morn Pomeroy Ohro for rn format on ADD RESSERS WANTED lm med otely t Work at horT)e no eJ~~p~rrence necessar y ex cellenl pay Wnte Amerrcon Serif ce B350 Pork lone Sutle 169 Dallas TX 75231 HOUSEKEEPER OR m1ddle aged coup le for semr rn ... olrd Free room and board Small salary (614 ) 667 6284 o• (614) 989 2363 FtVE fAMILY Porch Sole Nrc e D1shes All school clothes wee~ Ror n or $h rn e 103 Peacock Ave Pomeroy YARD AND Bake Sole Youth Group rocated an laure l Cl1ff Rd at Irene Grlmore s Sot Oct IS 9 ? Lots of Everythrng FIVE FAMrL Y Yord So le Sat on corner of Pearl end locu51 St rn Mrddlepon PUBLI C NOT ICE To a II w h o wrs h to b id on the remod eling of t he H ar r rs on vrlle Town Hall Sctpto Twp , the T rustees wrll b e at the Town H a ll f r om 1 t o 4 p T Satu rda y , Oc t 22, f or thOse who wrsh t o bi d Btds will be ope ned on NO'W 4 at 7 30 p m F r 1day even ng et the Pagev1lle Town Hal l The Trustees reserve the rrght to re1ect any or all br ds Trustees at Scrp10 Twp Glenn E Jewe ll, Clerk R:t 2 Albany OhtO (\0 } 14 21 2~ Jtc r----------, I MEIGS I - ~ Equipment Co. I" I POMEROY, 0, I PH. 992 2176 I International I Harvester I Newldea l Equ1pmenl 1 L tor~•· B~Of.I OOM frarler The follow ing docu ments were rec~lved or prepared by Th~ Ohio Envtronment~l Protectron Agency durlno the prevlou~ week The ettectrve diHe of e_,ch t lnal r!Ct1on rs stated The rssuance date of each proposed action rs stated Anyone aggr re ved or .ictvefsely affected by a f rn al 1c tron to Iss u e, deny mod1fy, ~evoke, or renew a perm rt trcense, or var iance or to ~pprove or disapprove plans Jnd specrt lc atlons may frle an appeal wrth The En vrronmental Board of ~evlew Su ite 395 E aroad Sf Columbus Ohro 43716 W1fh 1n thtrty (301 days of the effe ctrve dat e pur suanr to Ohto Rev sed Code sect ron 3745 07 Unless such t-~ nal act ion was preceded by ltle ume or substant ally the ~ ame proposed actron al l $UCh t iM I act ions are so identrf1ed Such persons may request an adiUd1 Ci'l t ron neartng before the Ohro EPA on a proposed act ron to 1SSUt de11y , modrfy re1,1;oke or renew a permlt ltcense . or vartance or to approve or d 1SaP.prove p l an s and lpec1flcat rons wlthrn th triY 00) days of the rssua nce bate 0 R C 3945 07 does not provide tor ad1udrcatron lolearrng req uests or appeals on orders, verlfrcd com plarnts or enforcemen t compllance schedule letters wrthrn 30 days of publrcatron In a newspaper tn the affected county any person may atso (I) submit wr 1tfen com plarnts or enforcement tomplrance schedule letters 12) request a publrc mcetrng rtgardrnQ proposed actrons and or (3 ) request not rce of further ac tr ons or proceedings A II requests for adjudication hear i ngs and public meetlnQs and other com m un rca l ions concer nr ng R!Jbll!: meet ngs adiudrcat ron heartngs verrtred c om plaints and regulatrons should be addressed to The Legal Records Section , Ohro EPA . P 0 Box 1049 Colu~bus Oh io 43716 (6 14 1 466 6037 unless olherw se stated rn partrcular not 1ces All other communications • r n ctu d~r\ g co mm ents on proposed act rons should be ' addressed erther to Th~ Arr 1Permlts and Compliance Monitor in g D vrsron or Perm rt and Approva t Sect ron whrche ... er Is approprrate at The Ohio EPA P 0 80)'1: 1049 , Columbus Ohro 43216 Issuance ot certrt1catlon Ohro Dept of Trans por tat ron Metgs Twp Ohro effect! 'We ate 10 OJ 77 ~· Perla ns to 401 cer tr f rc al ron, grant --------- HOOF HOLl OW Horse§ Buy §ell trade or trcrn New and used saddles Horse Shoerng Ruth Reeve§ Albany (6 \ 4) 698 3290 lrmo:>~IOtl~~ o11d thlfltJJ~ and <. Ok vn' lOicrum bttll(' l or du,r ((llltrol C111d I>PI..'L•ol rmxmq ,nit leu lor '"IS ~ ~et·l~ror ~oil WotJ..~ Mo 1 Str('C1 Ponu roy Oh10 01 phone 9Q'} JSQ I only QQ2 3314 R So00 Al:.o ho1 :.r 110rlcr SJSO Phone bl-1 ) 698 JI'>O ALADDIN K"~ROS I NE lar11p and hoE>olt.. r:. re>ploct•m(>nt p01 b Chunn£"y monteb wrck s etc Stop rn lor dcn\omtro lt un and free catalogue Mo unlorn Leothe• ond General Store 104 100 W Un1on 51 A 1hen~~o Ohro sen 5ol78 LARGE M O BIU:. Han e lot Cot,Jn lry Setting Me rgs Schools All vtrl1toe~ ~avodo b le Bo tt le gas heat rng only 742 3122 1 1974 YAMAHA 360 Kowasakr -tOO 992 6014 -- 19 76 - WESTINGHOUSE UPRIGHT 18 cu fl freezer new 3 leather tacket5 srze 42 new Sho"espeore Wonderbow 55 lb test 992 7205 e ... en 1ngs SEARS wood burnrng heotrng stolfe $150 Call 949 2253 - - --- HOOVER SWEEPER shop\' 992 5501 $20 Good WHITE b6 1nch Ste rlrng lo. tchen srnk unrt wtlh Iouce i 11 6 cu I I o "'accdo Frrgrdo r re refrrgerotor Whr1e G E double ov en slo 'W e w rth rot1sserre 9J9 2788 !976 FORD 1 ton van w rh panel mg carpel trader htlch and electrrc trader broke 1072 Camper 22 ' 11! long wrth o r antenna Call 742 11AB Both SB BOO \947 CHEVY CAR 1967 Dodge piCkup truck l ot n M dd leport equ•pped for 2 mobrle homes Call 992 6322 alter 5 pm - ONE 8 It I berglass shell l or prckup truck Good cond rtton 949 2656 Good Bust n ess Bldg located at 605 W Ma1n St • Pomeroy , Oh•o P resent l Y occup•ed b Y a g o rng business Bldg has deluxe a p artment overhead bnng 1ng rn good 1n co m e Price d on 1nspechon on l y can b e seen anv t 1me f ro m 10 a m to 6 p m l nqur re ~~ 6os w Mam St , Pomeroy Oh tO 45169 SMALL fa r m for sole 10 ·~ down ownf:'r I 1101 ted Monroe Coun ty W Vo Ph bne (304 ) 777 3102 o• (304 )7723227 CO UN TRY far ml and ,.. ,th sedud ed woods wa ter and good cc cess rn Monroe Counly W Vo Sl 000 down co li (304) 77 2 3102 or (304 l 777 3'227 VA FHA 30 yr It 10nc rng Ireland Mortgage 77 E State Athens phone (01" 592 3051 2 STORY 3 bedroom frame house F A lurnoce storm wrn dews l lreploce In M1ddlepart Pho 1e Q92 3457 t: " NEW ONE year old b1level hom e 3 bedroom 1 bath gar age recreat on ruorn 1 1 acres Eagle R dge 9JQ 27 45 SEVEN YEAR old house 3 acre s 6 rooms and both l mrle lrom Che'iter Prrced lor qurck s o~e 985 3950 ~ (614 ) 678 2686 PARTS FOR 1971 Golc){re Ford for sole Phone 992 5858 1972 PINTO 949 :2761 alter 5 du r rng the week and anyt1me weekends 1975 FORO PINTO M P G Good ga s m leoge Coli 992 7512 after 6 pm 1967 FASTBACK M USTANG 289 Hurst four speed w th lockout reverse $700 Call 992 5943 after 5 00 1972 CHE VRO LET IMPA LA Custom $500 992 6310 oher 6 pm 1973 PON TIAC GRA NO Pnx P S PB A C power seals l1ll whee l AM FM stereo wrth tape player other eKtros Real sharp $7 BOO Coli evenmgs 992 7055 or 992 369') 1972 FORD TORINO after5 992 7719 • 1975 GRANADA V 8 Auto P S P8 A C AM rcdro new rodro ls 34 000 m1 les $3 100 '192 3886 1976 MER CU RY BO BCAT Ru na b out A utomo t rc 4 cylr n der $') 600 toll 949 2112 after 4 OOpm 1974 MONTE CARLO Surgharr.dy Good condr t1an $7 300 985 4117 97 Wmchesler 16 go pump A I shape $225 Sle'Wens Br owntng 12 go pump A I shape S125 Locusts posts Sl 25 each F re woad $25 per truck toad 7422359 HAY $1 ~Corn S1 50 Ronald ~o·;.,dery 985 35Bt bu -~- ONE SET oak bunk beds com plete In ... ery good co ndtlton Phone 99') b047 1973 175 VAMAHA Good condt han $'275 949 2.49B ---------SHOT SHEL LS Wholesa le deer slugs $1 49 Federal 3 dram S3 10 or $57 case 17 L R 82 22 mog HP $2 90 8 MM Mouser $2 40 boll: ammo ell Col New and used compo und and recurve bows Drscounl on all We trade lor onythtng Frle s Mrddleport Ohro We need o Gravely GoKarts m1n 1 brkes motor cycles orr compressors ~whal~ov~u FI REWOOD $40 cord del 1ve r ed and 843 2933 Spirt and \locked NEED A WATER SOFTENER? - Pomeroy Landmark soften & condttlon your water and Coop "' w ater s oft ener, Model UC· XVI Now Only 1977 TOYOTA CELICA GT 5 sp Rear w indow defogger AM FM radro wr th dual front and rear spe a kers $ 4 250 (614 ) 6.67 3493 alter 5 30 .... 1969 CHEVY IM PALA Sport Coupe Was oskmg $400 but wrll toke $300 cosh 949 2563 '279.95 Let us Free t est your wate r \ FOR SALE Ne w Co Op w.a f e r and softener s, model VC- SVI sso Only $279 95 Sa ve oo on a new Hotpotnt Refrtge r ator ST ARCR AFT FALL Sole M, 1 motors 20 and 22 TraV el Trorlers 18 5 $3 799 75 7 Bunkhou se S-4 875 Fold down S1 700 up We sell se rvrce and quolrty Open ~ un day s Co1np Col)ley Sto rcroft Soles Rt b7 N of PI Pleasant 1972 AR ISTOCRA T lRAVH Trorler 18 It self cont orned EHellcnt condrtron Cotl 992 2427 doytrme or 99:? 151;!0 alter 4pm I I I t'od'tent ' I 3 AND d RM lurnr!>hcd onrl ur1 I furnrshed op l':l Ph ont• ~Y"J I 5434 BLE AT Rr v~r td• • At 1 .JI AVAILA b(>droom $105 p(.• rt\l) rllh S 1 '1 .,l'( urt ly dl"p J"" '"14') 60'!H 1 New 20 cub1c ft Chest F r eezer S25 oo Otscount ( 1) Good Refrtg era tor $200 1 Goo d U sed A m ana Up r rght Free zer , SHO 00 1 Good U sed McCullough 10 10 cham saw $125 1 Good u sed M c Cullough 310 E Chatn Saw $95 1 Goo d U se d H om e ltte XL12C ha mSa w 5125 1 Goo d U se d H o m e ltt e Chatn Saw 1 Good Used M c Cullough Cham Saw $50 sso Pomeroy Landmark W Car sey Mgr Phone 99 7 2181 -acre NICE ONE portly wooded NICE 3 p•ece set lod1es Somsontle . .~,. .~~ luggage $35 Golf cart seven 608 E Mens clubs oil new $85 Charlene Hoefli ch 992 5792 MAIN $1 50 bu mwrt murmum S.lltty H•<>h SdJool ~92 bu ldrng s te near Mergs !i52.L POMEROY , 0 . JUST LIS TE D - Ranch type abou t 12 yrs old 3 be d roo m s d rntng room moder n k..rtchen , bath carpe tt ng panel rng nat g as furnace Askt n g $26 600 oo ONE FLOOR PLAN - 3 bed r oo m s bath , drnmg room k rtche n rnc l udes range & r efng N at gas hea t. b asemen t ga r d e n space S12 500 JUST LISTED - 2 slory frame tn excel lent cond1t 1on 3 or 4 be drooms ba th modern ki t chen nat gas hot wa t er heat Routtl Pomtf01, 0 Ca1pel t UphOlstery PhoneMike Younc Kingsbury Homo Sales TIM Ot fJmltort Not Tilt Imitators !U·1-. 2131 mo FREE ESTIMATES Blown lnwUthofl S.~a Fmanctnl Anibbht Bklwn Into Walls & AttKs hom STORM WINDOWS & DOORS RE PL.ItlMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDIITG SOffln GUTTERS-AWNINGS Phone 9Bl 3806 Jack's Septic Tank Service SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work durnp trucks and lo boys for hrre wtll haul frll d rt to .so.~ l lr"'estor1e and grove~ Coli Bob or Roger Jcf len; day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 991 :1525 or 992 5237 NEW 3 bedroom houlie 2 baths oil elec I aae M1ddleport close to Rutland Phone 992 748 1 f(tt. lOr? '""'"" J&L HOMESITES l or sole I ac re and up Middlepor t near Rutlan d Coll992 7481 TEAFORD[B BATHROOMS AND Krtchens remo deled ceramtc t le plum brng carpen try ond general 13 years e.., marntenonce per ence 992 3685 sA.#: EXE CUTIVE HOME - A f1ne qual1ty bur lt home fh1s rs J bedrooms 1n rrght decor master has bath also utdr l y room family anti pat to One acr e P len t y r ocm for c hildren S45 000 WANT A BARGAIN - Ci rcums tances requrre a fast sale on flitS 3 ~dr oom home H as ba t h, ctty wa t er . gas tu rnace corn er lot and gar age $17,500 l 1ke 57 acres, a 3 bedroom home ba t h, o r/ furnace n 1ce ga m b r el roo ! ba rn wr t h elec t ric , wa t er and concret e floor s Lof s of ot h er bu1 l d rn gs On l y S29 000 HOW ABOUT TMIS - We have 2 good got ng l:lu stness for sale For Inform ation please drop 1n th e off tee save y our m oney for a r ar n y da y 3 bedr ooms, bat h, n a t ura l gas, crty wa t er and large garden f or WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF PROPERTY FOR SALE AT THIS TIME , DROP IN AND HAVE A LOOK HENRY E CLELAND REAL TOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CI=ELAND ASSOCIATES 992 2259 - 992 6191 on ly $7,000 NEW LISTING - - - dozer tr enche-r low boy dump tr ucks septtc systems Brll Pullms ph one 992 2478 doy or nrghl --- BL OWN INSUl AT ION Get three esltmotes Col! 667 b479 for lree eslt~note ANN DAILEY S Uphol stery Rt Portland Oh1 0 B-<~3 254:( I B1i&rreff Sini£es = Sweepers roo,t ars 1ron~ an sm all cpplra nces l awn mower, neKt to Sro 1e Hrgh woy Garage on Route 7 Phone (61 4) 985 3825 REMODELING Plurnb ng heo1rng and oJI types of general repotr Work guara11t eed ')O yea rs e:r: perrence Ph one 992 2409 SEW ING MACHINE Repo rr~ ser v cc all molo.es 992 2284 Tke Fobrrc Shop Po111er'o.y Authorrled Srnger Soles and 2':.''"'..:! ~~pen Scrs~ SAVE ON CARPETING Candy Stnp • Rubber Back Regular S6 95 Save 14 BB Sq Yd (614 ) 4.88 sq. yd. 1 CENTRAl REAlTY CO. 30 rolls of carpel 1n stock Good selection all on sale. Ca 11 742-2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 2211 I.:t BUDGE T 3 Bedroom l ovely ca r pet ed llvrng room, w d h sltdmg glass door s off fam rly room f rr epl ac e, n rce d tn rng room krtche n wtt h lots of cabi n et s A ll remodeled ms rde 8. ou t Corn er lot Close t o sc hools 8. shoppr n g area A stea l at $21,500 Sh ow n by apporntm en t only F R E E GAS - Why'< wo r ry about the high c ost o l hea t rng your home, ou ts1de ltgh'ts heat mg your w ater, dryrng your clothes, etc We' ll se ll yo u your ow n gas wel l No t onl y t ha t we' ll throw rn a good l'h st or y house w tt h 3 bedr ooms and ba th nrce dmmg roo m and f u ll basem ent a lso over 50 acres of land wt th a La r ge beaut ifu l pond stocked wtfh fish Ca ll for appom t m ent Prtced for qutck sale at $37,500 00 F1 ve bedrooms nrce 111 story house large l tvmg room w tt h shrnrng oak floonng, large k rtchen w rth d t nrn~ ar ea~.2 ful l baths 2 bedrooms down an d 3 u pst atrs Com pletely .nsu lat ed wtth F A nat gas furnace Large porcl'1 es & garage Loc rn Ches t er P rrce S19,800 ' MINER SVILLE - 4 bedroom house, mostl y ca r pr:;tid. 111rap around por ch garage large. lot a ll overlooking the Oh1o R tver AskJng $16 500 U PPE R SY R AC U SE - Good 2 bedroom house wrl)l bath Two mor e small bedr ooms could be f rmshed upstai r s Also garage stor age b uild ing, st raw berr y palch and ga r den space Drrveway rs electrt c heated N1 ce Ohlo R t ver vrew Furntfure can be boug ht extra Prtce for qurck r:a le House and lot $12 600 • Rutland ... .. . .. '• . Mofl,, T~;es. , Wed . 9:00 tiiS:OO II.· : • Thursday 8 til noon • •. ~. Close Sat. At 5 P.M. GRAT~ Before Winter AT Of - Arrives Own One of Our Top Quality Used CaiS DAN THOMPSON FORD Loa ded V 8, p s a c, am rm stereo p s, t1lt wheel crutse cont(b l rear defroster console reclrn tng bucket s leather and seat tnm full padded vtnyl root P sea ts p wmdows Mor-e RIGGS USED CARS 1976 MAVERICK 4 OR._~--'3795 o cyl clea n p steermg a c , auto trans 4/!A Due to the great response of Karr & Van Zandt' s Great Used Car Sale they are gomg to conlinue 1t for fhe1r 12th b1g week to bnng you I he greatest savmgs yet on these value rated used cars or Trucks. AT 1976 GRANADA GHIA 4 DR - - -14995 76 CADIUAC SEDAN DEVILLE CHESTER. OHIO 985-4100 radto , ex low mtleage Loca t ed on 302 2V VB p s au to trans AM radto guages styles steel road wheels w tnm nngs, dual sport mrrrors Low mileage, one owner St Rt. 7 76 CONTINENTAL MARK IV Loaderl..___ 18995 76 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 OR. '6395 1974 CHEV. VEGA ESTATE WGN· - -'1895 4 cyl auto , trans, p s AM radto less than 41 000 75 GHEV. MALIBU CLASSIC 4 DR- - '3295 mrles 12495 74 FORD GALAXIE 4 Dr. 1973 MAVERICK 4 DR.- - - -12395 12495 74 FORD GRAN TORI NO 2 DR. 6 cy l , p s, a c auto trans AM rad1o 74 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR. _~~~~~~~;c- 12395 74 FORD MUSTANG II MACH I '2695 roof one owner '2695 • 74 BUICK LeSABRE 2 DR HT 1972 PINTO 3 DR. RUNABOUT_ _ _11495 1 74 BUICK CENTURY 2 DR HT 2695 4 cyl auto trans , 1 vtny l roo f new f 1res AM rad to less than J3 000 m1 les 1 73 DODGE CHARGER LOADED 2195 1 1974 GALAXIE 500 2 DR. - - - - 2295 73 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 DR. HT. - '1895 v 8, p s a c, p b v rn y l roof One owner 73 BUICK CENTURY 4 DR. - - - 11895 1975 FORD F-250- - - - - - '3495 73 PLY. FURY I 4 DR·- - - - - 11095 V a p s p b au to trans A M ra d1 o H D suspensron 73 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 DR. s2495 1975 FORD F-f00- - - - - - 13295 11695 73 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM1975 FORD F·250 _ _ _ __ _ 13395 1 73 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR 1895 1 72 FORD LTD 4 DR 1095 1 1975 FORD F·I00 - - - - - - 2295 72 PONTIAC GRANVILLE 4 DR.~-- 1 1295 V 8 3 speed Ra nger Package on e owner 71 OPEL 4 CYL 4 SPEED• _ __ _ s895 1 1974 FORD F-100 SHORT BED 2795 Auto t ran s 6 cy l Lt ke new f tn rst:l 67 CORVAIR 4 DR '500 63 FORD 2 DR HT '195 302 2V , VS p s ac auto trans 992 21 96 Property Transfers ~OTICE OF AP POINTMENT c an No Robert E Darley, Ca r olyn A Oatl ey to Gardner. L We hr ung Pa t rrc ta L Wehrung lot, Pom er oy Geor ge E •Morn s M ary El tzabeth Morrr s to Ken na H Bu sh, parce ls Bedford T homas L . . Ktng, Joanne K tng to N"oe l A Herrma nn, E d t t h H e rr ma n n p arcel Salisbury 22230: Es tat e of L OU t! C la r k Dec ea se d N ot ce rs hereby grven that L ew ' s o Cla r k Jr of 17 13 Bryan Ave , s w Canton Oh o 44705 has been du l y appomted Admrnrst r ator of the Estate of lours Clar~ decease d late of Olrve Townsh p Me g5 Cou nt y Ohro Ma.t , ng add r ess Hoc k rngpor t Ohro Credito r s are requ red to fr l e th e r clarms wrth sard fr d ucra r y Wtlh!n three months Dated lh1s 7th day of Oc Iobe r 1977 VIol ell Caud1lllo Her man Cau dtl l pa r cel, M iddl ep ort Bobby E M olden D1an M M ol den, Gera ldme Spurl ock, J ac k Spurl oc k t o Rober t Molde n, Gladys Molden 110 I Mannrng D Webster J udge Cou r t o f Common P l eas P roba t e D rvrs1on Mergs Co Oh 10 14 21 28 3tc 7 acr es Sa lem Neva R Ntcholson, at f 1dav tt Ru tla n d Bot ki n s G r ai n & Fee d Co, al<.a Botk rns G r am & F ee d Com pa ny t o J er ome Gol d berg , Th om as H Weston , 3 66 a cr es, Su t ton Gu td o J G tro lam t, V tdta G ~r o lamt t o Shel by P1ck e n s, R u by Pt cke n s par cels, Pom er oy Ru s s e ll Qu tlle n , Vel ma acre,. L e ta rt l ura N Crook s ak a Lu r a Cr ooks to J u ne Wi ck er sham lots, Sy ra cu se. June Wt ck er sha m to Lura Met hod 1s1 Ch urch to Tr ust ees of Bi ck nell Cem lf• acr e Leba non • Qu1llen lo Gregory Ebe n , 2 ~c•·•. _ . __ _ __ . _ . . . , . . , . . , . ; . .. . . . . ., . : . . , . . , . . , . . , ._ _ _ _ _ _ "' 70 DODGE IG JOB! 3f4 TON, 4 SPD. '995 75 SUZUKI 380 W/SADDLE BAGS '2995 73 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE 72 PONTIAC LeMANS atr • 73 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. 1 2095 75 OLDS 88 ROYALE CPE. 72 FORD GALAXIE 500 I o Y o ut D our Edc h D ay A ll C a r n e r s, On f he1r Ddy B nngs llw W o rld We Jo tn T h e Sa lul c Iu • 75 PINTO WAGON 6 cy • •• . ( ' •' Sentinel Was 11695 NOW '1495 73_CHEVY NOVA SS COUPE 71 FORD LTD V 8 autom a lt c, P S Wa s $2 995 NOW '2795 '1995 '495 74 CHEVY VEGA GT CPE. 72 CHEVY .IMPALA , 74 CHEVY NOVA 4 DR., Air 4 speed 4d r Wa s 11995 V a au t o, vmy l roof Wa s $27 95 NOW '1695 '895 72 OLDS VISTA CRUISER 73 DODGE CHARGER Gold meta li te Wagon , a1r Wa sS 1895 72 BUICK ELEC. HT CPE. NOW 71 OLDS Coupe. atr Wa s $2195 Power & a1r NOW '1695 NOW '1495 Was$ 1995 73 CUTLASS 4 DR. 75 CHEVY MONTE CARLO A<r Wa s $2295 Power & A tr Wa s $2495 '800 NOW Was $4695 ACROSS I Aha b, on film 5 Corgi or Sa rno)ed ~ lta han 9 BaniS hed 13 " If - a , Hammer (2 work 17 Went schuss mg F acial twttch 20 Word w1th hat or shoe 21 F m1shed, for short 22 Lenten symbol 24 F ulton or Martm 25 The Bad 995 ' t -..................+-...... I 74 BUICK LESABRE nYe r bOWN 73 O~DS DELTA 88 75 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CUSTOM '3495 '1095 1 Reun bursed 2 Sp1nt of a culture 3 Be the boss (3 wds ) 4 Boxer Gavilan 5 Ma rq uiS 6 Dra ft amma ls 7 Enmcled 10 I ugga ge shop ttem s 12 wds ) 11 Complete .--.....-T.-...- Yesterda y's Answer 12 Church 24 Close officer 26 Verdan t 16 Pass lllg 29 Dodge grades 31 P elvts bones 18 Angered 32 Scotch 21 Word of comparison 22 Eva luate 23 Be angry 1-NEW 98 OLDS REGENCY COUPE 2-77-98 OLDS REGENCY. 4 DR. (DEMOS) 1-CUTLASS SUPREME 4 DR. (DRIVERS ED CAR) 1- ROYALE 4 DR. lUSED\ 1 55 CRUISER W See one of these courteous sales m en . or Georg e Harns lo-+-+--+- Karr & Van Zandt " You ' ll Lt k e Ou r Qualify Way of Oomg Bu s1ness " Open Evemng s Unftl6 00- T1IS (P 99 2 5341 For Saturday, Oct 15, 1177 r----t---i--t-1 ASTRO~GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol pleasing fnends SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23·Doc 21) Unless you re on your guard today there rs a poss1btlrty you co uld repeat a m is take I hat got you In a senous b1!1d before Pro ft t from exper ence You d be wrse to avord acttvrtres today where you mrght have to assoc1a te with people who make yoU fee1111 at ease No use spotlmg a tu n day Oct. 15, 1977 -;;-i- -t- -t- --1 .<i --'--"--':~rl Is A X YilLBAAXR L QN G F E L L 0 W One lette r s tm ply sta nds f or an ot her I n th is sampl e A is b s, et c Smg le l ett ers Jpost r o phcs. the l ength and f o 1mal ton o f th e words ar e all ln n ts Earh d ay t h e t'ode leUci!i arc di ffer en t CRY PTO(IUOTES E ! NKN GKN EL X E ! CY JM CY P. ! CM RCSN SX K LlCF l L N G KN YN TNK SP R RO DKNP G K N I< G YB E ! GE CM ELCY M VXMl W C RR C YJM Yesterday's Cryptoquote· THE WI NDS MEN FEAH MOST ARE THOSE THAT BLOW OPEN THEIR COATS - MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE () 1977 Kina Future5 Synd1ute Inc Thts comrng year you wrll have so me e)'l:tremely tn terest1ng 8)(pertences They II have a great rn fluence upon expandrng your ou tl ook and makrng you a wiser more profound person LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Today take care not to be maneuvered mto makmg a loan to a fnend who never retu r ns what hEI borrow s Hrstory co uld repea t 1t self Frnd out who you re romanttcally su1ted to by sen d rng for your copy of Astra-Graph Letter Marl 50 cents for each and a long self addressed stamped em·elope to AstraGraph P 0 Bo)'l: 489 Radro C1ty Statmn NY 10019 Be sure to spect fy your birth srgn GMC F1nan c mg Pom eroy m Sat CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon 19) 37 Cuttlefish 38 Toteboa rd mfo 39 So me , NOW '3995 Get'Em While 40 Belg ian u..,ed for t he three I s X for t he two Daily A tr autornat rc '595 4395 1 DAILY CRYPTOQ UOTE - Here's how t o work II : The 72 DELTA CPE. 2 dr H T a sort • Ma.son School Build1no, NOW '1295 '1795 scarves ~ 72 CHEVY IMPALA HT CPE. Was $1495 36 F ur ' T- '1895 '2195 26 E qui pment 27 Baste 28 Scope 30 Mora l 33 Eggs 35 Decoys of lie lnl<>rJor. lull I uf! '3695 by THOMAS JOSEPH .__...,l9 Your Newspaper Carrier Has a . root. COUPE ~ v. ds ) 14 Placid N Crooks, John 5 Crooks 15 Dis ney lots, Syracu se dwarf W est Oh 1o Ann ual Con fe r e nce of I he Un <l ed 16 Choral 'f> mile above Pomeroy Bridg e at the old • Ca sh or check accepted with pos1t1ve L D. Not responsible for accidents , • 74 CUTlASS S P Cpe Atr 71 CHEV. CUSTOM C/10 '1295 71 FORD F-350 1 TON :.... · --'-ca_b.:.. &_ch.; _as_"s;__s1895 town ·: • 75 DODGE CHARGER S.E. 73 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 75 CHEV. SCOTTSDALE PKG, auto. -'3295 73 CHEV. CUSTOM C/10 '2695 73 FORD CUSTOM F-100 AUTO-- '2695 Middleport, 0 RU"tioAND 1 REMAINDER OF THE MERCHANDISE OF B. F. BOARD WILL BE SOLD, RAIN OR SHIN E. Owner N.S. PAULEY '10,000 NOW '2900 TRUCKS See Pat Htll, Rock y Hupp or Dar re ll Dod rt ll F or a Good Deal on a New or U sed Vehtcl e Open Ev enmg s 11111 00 e xc e J)t Thursday a nd Saturda y Clo sed Sunday e• ·• 10:00 A.M. NOW '5900 Vmyl roo f full power steren Was SJSOO • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 NOW '7900 rear defroster nice DAN THOMPSON FORD I AUCTION Full power & arr Was $6800 7 ~. ~ ,.._.. ~ Wa s $8900 Bronze tan vrny l roof, lea ther lnter1or, full power and atr Crutse control AM FM stereo ta pe Low m 1leage CARS 1975 GRANADA 4 OR. _ _ _ _ 13695 77 CADIUAC 75 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Full power & A1r See, Roger Riebel or Ray Rigg s 1975 MUSTANG II 3 DR 2 PWS 2- -'3495 ... .. ··•••••·••· ARNOLD day M a nni ng D Webste r Judge ' Cour t o f Common !=»l eas, Probate Otv tsron ( 10) u, 21 28 Jtc • • :: RUTLAND FURNITURE !.: e 1••••1•••1···············I 742-2211 ~~®ilcfl~® -~ FRIDAY TIL 5 • . I • ll t h .• • Convenient Shopping Hours • NOTI CE O F APPOINTM E NT Ca se N o 22231 Es tat e of H elen B oa tr1ght D e c ea se d ' N ohce rs hereby gtven that aymond H Boatrrght of Route 1. long Botf om. OhiO tr as bee n du l y a ppor n ted Admrnrst r ator of the Es t ate t.ef H el en Boatrrght, deceased ~ a t e of Metgs Co unty Ohto • Cr ed rtors a r e requrred to le the rr clarms wrth sard w th tn three thrs 1977 ' I JUST- LISTED - SPAC IOUS HOME TO FI T YOUR f Reg S6 95 not tnsta\led lnsta lied w1th padding, no extra to pay I JO walk through doors 2 - 14 slrd ng doors on t ron l 1 - 14 sl rdrng door on rear Trusses at 1eas1 8 on center S drng of 26 gauge sreel or 17 m II alum num or better Roof of 17 mrl arumtnum or ..e tt er Color to be chosen by rustees P r rce musl rnc l ude state erm rt J sets of bluepr1nts nd ~rectro n iii The Board o f TownSh iP : trustees reserves the rrght to lll"e1ect any or al l b rds • By order of l he Board of ='o w n sh p Trustees 1( 101 14 lie rubber back FOR SALE or trade or lend con tract 2 bedroom house rn Rutland 992 5S5B trade-in your - Glor 1a Hutlon Twp Cler~ 12 and 15 ft wtdth Carpet FOR SALE or !rode Cheap 1963 8u1ck Revrero Vm t oge cor good body good steel bel ted trres N o mo tor 1n rt but hove ol d block lnqur re a t Sohro Sto ton Harnsonvdle Ohro NOTIC E F O R BI OS Noh ce rs hereby g ven thaf w1ll be recerved by umb!a Townshrp frLJSiees Me igs County Rt Albany Oh10 45 710 .u'nl; i Nc~~•·mber 2 1977 s w II be opened 1· ··-- ·_-_c ber 3 1977 at B p m wr ll bf.' rece 1\led for 1 type constructron l ng srze 38 )'1: .48 x 13 3 ElWOOD SOWER S REPAIR home AUCTION SAl E eYery lues ond Frr o t 7 pm New and used merchondrse at Oh ro Rver Auc I on Metgs Plaza M rdd leport Ohro Home Phone (304 ) 773 5471 t 10 1 1.4 li e :r:!.. BRADFORD Au c1roneer Com plete Ser..,1c o Phone 949 2487 or 9-49 2C()Q Rcctne Ohr o Cn11 Bradford PI ANO TUNING ond Repo11 Lone Oonte!s 992 2082 12 years ser vrc e to Tr County Reference Elberfelds Will BA BYSIT .n own Carolyn Bouman 667 6278 _;.:__....... R1 ver $1 6,500 JUST STARTING OUT OR OWN PROPERTY ALREADY, YOU SHOULD SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER Ca ll J1mm y Deem Al949 2388 10 14 1 mo pd --- --EXCAVAT INC BACKHOE fr onfag e wi t h thr s 4 be d roo m h ome H as cen tr al heat ing a nd large lot In Sy r acuse and 1ust HERE - Ca 11661 6479 For a locahon on goo d co untr y ye ar around road 53 acres wt t h coal crop ptn g out, 2 land lays good sprrngs good an d al l m mera ls YOUR HAIR , LOOK Sa v es JOpet to 50 pet on h eatmg cost E xpert ence and full y msur ed Free E st Old 4 bedroom h ouse on leve l 2 lots wrth bat h c1 t y wa t er, na t ural gas rn R ut land $14 000 TERRIFIC - f=m tshed I n Na tt ve Oa k La rge r oom s mclu d e d rn 1ng a n d 4 be dr ooms A t trc for storage wra p around porch 2 car ga r age on cor n er lot $35 000 WOULD YOU - Thermal Insulation • WilL do roof ng constructron plumbmg and heat ng No tab too Iorge or too sn1oll Phone 742 2348 bedroomer ha,. of the rtver " " ' \,.nace drnrr'lg otlfy room large coorcrete f r ont por-ch on nrce rot for $ 16 500 O Cellulosic ! wood fiber) bock hoe and drtcher Charles R Hot freld Bock Hoe Servrce Rutlan d Ohro Phone 7.42 2008 ThiS J NEW LISTING - Blown lnsulaOOn - --EXCAVATING dozer HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex co volrng seploc sy~1ems dozer backhoe du mp truck grovel blacktop lrmeslone po'o'tng Rt !.t3 Phone I (614 ) b98 7331 216 E Se cond Stree t Pom e roy, Ohro 45769 t he tD C.•• SJIKIIM Oh.a , h 9923993 Ch ester Ohto the..,...., .af.. tCH LARRY LAVENDER $31,900 00 IN ConUct us for 51! POM!Rill OHIO fOR I fREE ES IMITE R estden f ta l nd commercia l Ca l l or estt mAte, 24 hou r service Any day, t n y ttm e $16,500 WHY NOT - Buy lhiS and KIDS Young's Carpeting AI ¥32 2206 or 992 7630 Ph 31112SO 51 7fFC COMFORTABLE - fllliiJ!'..llfill!"l!l Steam Ettract10n I 4111ijty IWAIAJ. Dofll Will ftfl Kt lorms on JOUI 1001 let US CGII II now 111d stop potent11l leaks. CALL 992 1034 OR STOP i l 1100 E MAIN MUS r SEL L thrs 3 bedroOm 7 t both !!.pit t foyer w 11h oil the ex rra sr Prrced ta r bel ow actual real e~late value lor qu sole 1 Ntc e dnve to pow er plants $44 COO 997 1497 AKC POODLE puppres 1 male 1 female B weeks old $75 992 3493 or 992 339 1 N EW EAR corn PARTS · LABOR GUARANTEED REASONABLE RATES 0 Phone 992 3325 30 GALLON HOT water tonk pte lure lromes some onftque drshes o the r tems 742 7078 DODGE -~>,o;;- · shan l ransmiSSIOn Som e• SIX ROOM house at t~13 Mtl l St Mtddleport Good cond1tron In qu rr e o1 439 lrn co ln St Mrd dleport REG ISTERE D FEMALE St Bernard !.Q_ Qt'o'e away to good home Phone 742 2123 wheelbase 6 cyl std 10 plus M P G whrle spoke wheels Only 3 500 m les and new con d1fron Pr1ced lo sell 992 5240 Automatic Bax 34 Supeno1 HOME We hawe awlllablt 1n a Wllltl)' of colo11_r Ide l1me alumtnum undt1ptnn m~o ror your Jilin ol mrnd 1nd to ulis~ your rnsuranu company It! us trt 6ollln ~our mobrlt llomt These Itt OO..ns 1ft methanrcal~ rnstMltd to VIRGIL B TEA FORD, SR REALTOR ME IGS COUNTY Humane Soetety Corel ne ond adopt on Serv1c e 992 7680 742 3162 992 54'27 1977 SWAIN 8-29 pd CUT HEATING Costs' Sheno(ldooh bas c wood heoter Mtle Borgen Autherrzed Dealer Hornsonv1lle 742 2704 AKC REGISTERED block and ton female Cocker ~ponre.l SlOO For stud servrce AKC regrstered black and ton male Cocker Sponrel show qual1ty A lso oil breed dog groomrng 742 3t61 SAYE ON lOUR fUEl Bill !HIS WI NTER ANDB!AUllfY YOUR MOBIL[ SEPTIC TAR CLEANIN - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE APPLES FITZPATRICK Orchards Sto1e Route 689 Ph on e Wrl"esvilte 669 3785.,..- I 1975 350 JOHN DE ERE dozer wrth 3b8 hou rs 77 ton set of new _tru ck. sc o~s 27 long 992 54~8 :ws Real !!:stale. foe Sale THREE BEDROOM Mobile Home appro:nmotely S nu tro m Pomer oy ond M1ddJeport 992 5858 <I GREEN BEANS holt runner $ and bunch Prck you' own brrng conlo rner Davrs Form Phone 247 2198 ' Reedn1llt, adul t BEA UTIFUL HOME 9 rooms '1 bo1hs double goroge Referen ce requ1red Wrrte to Darly Sentml Box 7')9 W Pomero~ Ohto 45769 lRAClOR w11h all •at ECONOMY tuchm£•nr:. l ~o._,, nl"w o~ t..r ng $2250 Phone b l.a) t.98 Ji90 TRAILER SPAC E fo r ren1 992 3162 lrorler Business Services I, CAMP~ Inn ~d ble I Why ~oy h1gh elec tr te bttl..,. lhos wttlter ? let us pay thcf1\ !01 you ~ One berfroo!'11 " om SIJO now ovotloble Vrllagc Mo 101 N1ttd 1ond Moll Streets M 1ddle~or 1 lelephanr 992 7787 [qual H ou!;ln~' Op portunrty FOri REN I 992 3181 I COAL COUN fR Y MOBil~ Ho111e Par J.. Routtl' JJ 110 1 1h ol Pomeroy Lorge loh Coil Q9'} 7479 - -- - - - Linda J Spencer Clerk ( tO J 7 ld 21 28 4tc ROB~RT PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY MEIGS ' ltlllt I I l tl.tl lit Turn Unwanted Items Into-Cash Let The Want Ads WANT AD CHARGES 9- The Daily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , ~ nd,!y, Oct 14, t977 AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Fob 19) An more pleasurable pursu tt Unfor lunalely thrs wr/1 mean a heavrel work,load Ieier CANCER (Ju no 21·J uly 22) Today stay well wrthrn YO!Jr budget Should you splu rge beyond your means you could sutter a severe case of buyer s remorse LEO (July 23- Aug. 22) Thmgs will come easy 10 you today tf you rema1n ca lm The more up tight yo u get the mo re d tf l tcultres you re lrkely 10 have to contend with oppor tu n1ty may anse today for VIRGO (Aug 23-Sopt 22) Jus! yo u to rectify a misu n ders tand because you were unsuccesslul mg wUhan associate Take ad - m a past attempt doesn t mean vantage of H you haYe to farl agam loda'f 1n a PISCES (Fob 20-Morch 20) srmtlar srtuat1on Thts Is a new Beard the Iron In hiS den today ballgame When you confron t tha t wh rc h ">NF WSI'~PJo H ~ NTF Kl 1{11'1~ 1\SSI'. ' you fear you wil l trnd 11 to be but a l rgment of your 1magrnet10n ARIE$ (March 21 -Aprll 19) Disappomtmen ts are rlke ly today U expectatrons of what you feel others should do for you are un reasonable Try not to be demand ng TAURUS (Apr112D·Moy 20) Fl» IY ol purpose 15 admtrable but sheer stubborness ha s no redeemrng value Today you SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) It must be able to dts;lnguiSh w1ll tarnrsh your 1m age 11 you re between lhe two too self ser..,lng today You II GEMINI ( May 21-J une 20) Tasks chalk up pornts hOwever tt you that should be attended to toda:,are equally concerned wtth are apt to be neQlected for a 1977 ~ N• tlon • l N'"•'P• JH>r Wuk O..t .. t 3 �• 10 - The Daily Sent mel, ~!iddlep..>rt-Pom<ro), 0 ., Fnda) . 0..:1 . H . 19; ; ~pproves House WASHINGTON tU P ll The House has agr<'l'd wtth the Senate to ie\'\' . fo r the first time, a tax· on t!ommercial inlan d wa t t.>rW l.IY users with onlv the SIZe of the fee remaining to be worked out. 'I".e House ,·oted . 331·70. Thursday to appro\'e a 4-<'ent a ga llon to. on barg e operators as of Oct. 1. 1979. and going to 6 cent s a ga llon on Oct . I, 1981. The reven ue would gt) Mason Drive-In Prrslden1 Cartt'r waru{'d that "llhout o user fee hr v.ould 'eto ony m..- asur(' inland waterways tax Fra nk lin Roosevelt, but stron~ ll,bby mg ('(forts O\'E'r the yrars haw '1opped their unpos1t1on This timt> thP bargr '-)perators ~ot beh ind the H,> use btU beca use of the need to replace the ~(l..)'ear-oi ti d(' teriorating locks and dam at Aiton. lil.. and because the House measure carried thf' lowest levv. The House incl uded in its versio n an amendment b ~· Hcp , Michael Blouin. D-lowa. and bal'ked IJy t:> nv ironment atists, which would funding lhr pruj t>(' t. The Sena te rarli er pBsst•d a bi ii to re qui r e ba r ~c oPer ator s to pay 100 per rent <>f the cost s of operat iOn and rna mtrnancc of navigation proje('ts and 50 per cent of C'Onstruction costs. wit h all of those fees to be ·phased tn O\'er a 10-year per iod . A conference com m ittqe of House and Sena te will br (Continued from page 1) equirrd to compromisE' on the fee ievei. wtth Carter urging ali O.K. " the l-hmse tll ro nw up to or at Cornelia Anne " Cricket .. least uppruarh thE' Senate fee · Deiienbaug h, 28. of Ver o proposals. Beach, Fia .. the owner of the Use r fee·s ha.-e been ya cht , apparently made the proposed for barge operat ors radio tran smission . A s~ro n d by presid en ts going back . to radio operat or wh o monitored the con vefs.ation ident ified her voice. " We are being escorted by three Vietnamese ships, ., she said . The Brillig's c rew had earlier reported they were being fired on, and their radio went off the air after a final message that said: " Our vessel is being rammed ." Official s had s aid th ey could h;lve fallen into 'the hands of either VietnameSe or Cambodian nava l forces or pirates operating in the South China Sea . The Brilli g 's automatic signril beacon was mtlnitored earlier today in the ;icinity of the yacht's last knmm position , leadin g to fears the vessel might be empty and adrift . Americans Fr.; Sat ., Sunday Oct . 14-10 Secr et of Sweet Si xteen t RI & Naughty Rqammate t owa rd financm14 ft>dt' r al ri\'t> r navigation projec:ts such as replacement of Locks a nd · Dam 26 un thl' ~1isstsst ppi Hi\'Pr for which ~32 nulhon was authunzt"'d in the bilL -- -~ -- - - - - --- -------------- I'RI . LILLIE MAE FIELDS prohibit -<ill) dee pen ing of the lorks·and dam have created a Li ll ie Mae Fie lds. 86, o f 9 15 curn •nt 9~fuot -dee p cha nnel bottlene ck t o t tia t co m· Fourth Avenue , Gallipolis, on the Upper Mississ ippi mcrcial trafrie. d ied a t 1: 20 p.m . Thursda y at ll >ver north uf Aitun. Rep. Ray Hoberts, D-Tex., Holzer Medical Center . She The Alton fa<'ilil y is the mana ~er of the bill, said had been in f a lling health for two ~ea rs, serious for four majll f gatew;1~ to the Gulf of "even the ba rge ind ustry months. Mexieo rur barge 6perators. su pports this · bill because it She spent all of her li f e in Hep . Rt>bt•rt Michel. R-111. . recognizes the need for th is Gall ipolis, and she attended said the fat•tlit) handles more fac ility and the falt is we Pa int Creek Baptist Chur ch. Bor n A ug . 4, 189 1, i n than 43 nulljon tons a year of won't get the fa r iiity without ·Gall ipolis to Jesse and Sarah commercia l cargo on the the tax ," M c Nealy Arno l d. sh e i s Mi ss issippi. The presen t survived by thr ee sons, all at Big steelmake~s ruled out any quotas or WASHINGTON tUPI ) Tiu.• nation's big steelmakers neg otiated res tra int s on obviously are satisfied by foreign steel imports, in· President Carter's promise to , sisting he does not wann o help the t roubled industry " erect trade barriers around an d elin1inate unfair foreign our country .'' He a!SQ refused compe tit ion wit ho ut impo s in~ to do anything · which he im port quofas. " I am very thinks m•ght fuel inflation. • optim istic." declared U. S. Both labor and induoiry Steel Cha innan Edga r Speer. officials applauded Carter 's emerging Thursday from a promise t o develop a solution four·I>O ur Whit e Hous e •·comprehensive ' ' meeting that included a large group of co rporate officials. un io n leadE~ rS and members of Congress. The steel industry, now under pressure to modernize and to meet strict pollution standards. has lost nearly 20 percent of the domestic market to ·foreign com· petit or s. Some 62. 000 steelworkers also have lost the ir jobs . Carter promised the in· du stry " act io ns and decisions' ' ·- including tax relief , an even-handed apBy HELEN THOMAS proach to polluters and a · UP! While House Repurter crackdown on foreign 1. WASHINGTON (UPi l producers who illegally President Ca rt er and "dump" steel on the U.S. Panamanian leader Omar market at a loss . Torrijos met today at the But the President virtuall y White House in an effort to clarify disputed provisions of the Panama Canal trea ties which .~threaten Se na te ratification. Carter said Thursday the treaties, which tum the canal Christ illustrates this. It over to Panama in the year happened to a· yo ung man 2000, do not nt'l'd re ,'isi6n. But now famous as the ri ch young he conceded the need to ruler . He came to Jesus one "clarify " oppositi on charges dav ond said , "Teacher , wha,t that-Panama would not allow go~d dred must I do to have U.S. interventiOn jn a canal et ernc\1 hfe7 " !Ma tthew crisis and that American 19: 16 1. ships might not get priority "If vou Would enter life. pa ssage in wartime. keep the comma ndments,' ' Carter and military strongJesus rep lied. man Torrijos, who also met This answer still didn't here and signed · the treaties satisfy the young man. So he in early September. posed for asked , " Which ?" photographs at the start of "And Jesus satd, 'Yo u shaH their morning Oval Office not kiU , You shall not comm it meeting . 'Phey cha)ted in both adultery, Y9u shall not steal, Spanish and EngliSh shu tting You sha ll not bear false th e door . witness, Honor your father Tordjos arrive·d in and mother, and You shaU WaShington on his way home 10.-e your neighbor as from a visit to Europe and the yourself.' " Middle East. The tr eaty This was all weU and good, provisions, under fire in but th e young man expressed Congress, have also been his problem very well. "All criticized in Panama. these I have observed; what Carter, who says the lando I stiU la ck? (Matthew guage in the accords is 19 :20 ). ln. other words, the ''adequate" and not in need of rich young ruler was known· amendme nt s.. so u gh t for being good , yet he was not Thursday to explain the need satisfied. . . . for today's session. · Jesus then expressed the real thrust of the gospel when he advised this young man, my God . My main concern is " If you would be perfect , go, not to throw that chance sell what you pcssess and away, and that in volves gi ve to the poor, and you wiU sacrifici ng anything that have treasure in heaven ; and conie , follow me ... (Matthew wo uld sepa rat e me fr om Christ . 19:21) . The rich yo un g ruler Thus, Christianity is not decided that the pri ce was too morality . I, though born and high and "we nt away bred in a good family to a sorrowful ; for he had great good way of life, am stili a possession s." (Matthew stnnc r born apart from God. I 19:22). If you are wiUing to kno w the battle raging within pay th e pri ce, Jesus rite oni)' too well. Because I prom1ses, · " And everyo ne am a sinner, I am cond emned . who ha s left houses or to death; but because Jesus brothers or sisters or father Christ humbled Himself and or mother or children or died on the cross, J· have a la nds, for my name's sake, chanc e for eternal life will -receive a hundredfold, through Him , my Sayiour and and inherit eternal life." 1 (Matthew 19:29). - Albert Dittes, pastor , Seventh-day Adventist Church. Torrijos • meetmg Carter Ca_n 1\'L' be yours'.' THE GOSPEL !,NO MY WAVOF LIFE A s I think a bout my pHstora l mis sion here in \H~s Cou nt)', it seems that I \~-~-- be dotnl:{ ~oo d . I preach in church . which is good; '! ctdy the Bt bie with people . VISit the sick . help m)· church mem bers with their personal problems : a U in all . devoting my life to proclaiming the great gospel of Jesus Christ. Thus, if I do my work ri ght, I will do a iot of good. If I don't do much. good and ha ve a bad influence .on the community, my life a nd career wiU tak e real nosedive·. So I am being paid to \ be good and do good . Do you think tha t the Loql would want to sentence a fine fellow lik r me to the lake of fire ; Proba bly not. I am sure, but the Wo rd of God mak es it abundantl y clear thai my good life, blameless though it may be , is not what saves m e. An incident that occurred in the ministry of Jesus -1 t)" POII;er'OJ · rutland ..., ........ pkil"' pomeroy nallona bank - a the bank of the century wlublleh3d 1872 Mo.,nher FDIC ~ make the difference APPEARING THIS WEEKEND ;4T '.fHE . INN PL_A(;E ··~··-·.~···· .. ·~.···· • ••••-·· .......•...... • 1 •/···· ••••••• • •'';) • •••• l•.i:.: EA.SY \:!. ,... • •• •• NIGHTS i i ..."" "'••• '••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. I o • •• ~.~\4".\\'-\\W_I./Ifllf~]JfY Johnn y Milchell. daug hter"s Two preceded her In death : Aileen Lew is and Madge Lyons . Surviving are seven grandch ildren and s i ~< great-gnmdchlldren . Funerc1l services will be held at 2 p.m . Sunday at the Waugh -Halley -Woad Funeral Holzer Medical Center . l Discharges, Oct. 13) Buffington off iCiating , and Kennit Brown Sr., Virginia burial will be in Pine Street ~ Burke, Charles Callahan, • Cemetery . Fr [ends may call 6-9 p .m . Saturday at the Charlotta Callahan, Ina for the industry . They were funeral home. Chevalier, Jason Cook, Cyrus part ieuia riy gratifi ed by Elswick, Grady Flemi~g, ' Carter's. promise to enfor ce Margaret Gray, June Griffin, . RALPH YOUNG existing law aga1ns t Ralph Miles Young, 72, a Angelou ,Hun , Margaret "dumping". former resident of Gallipolis, Keaton, Mauri ce Lott, Edna Carter acknowledged the died in Kenton, Ohio l : Jo ·a . Mapheny, Betty Mullins , j government has not enforced m. on Thursday . Wanda Nanna, Jacqueline · M rs. Young was bqrn in that law , despite evidence. Meigs County on Oct. 2, 1905. Paugh, Gregory Shrader, foreig n producers are son of the late Carl F.ugene Mrs . Ernest Smith and · dumping steel into the United and Olive Hanning Young . Mr . Young , a graduate of daughter, Terry Stump, States at a loss just to keep Pomeroy High School , Noland Swackhamer, Sandra their own workers employed. marr i ed Florence Marie Syrus, Rebecca Ward, Mary, Gi ltilen , M iddleport , In WiiSQn, Christine Woodard.· 1927 . She preceded him In (Births, Oct. 13) ::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::: death in 1964. One daughter, Mr. and Mrs . · Forest Mrs . Thad (Harriett) Gard ner . Kenton , survives . Batton, a daughter, Jackson . LOTTERY WINNER Mr . Young was a member Mr. and Mrs. Harold This week's winnlng Ohio of the Eagles Lodge in Davis, a SQn, Mason. W. Va. · Lottery numbers are: Gallipo l is. He left Gallipolis In 1965 and moved to Ironton , Gold number 2. then later moved to Kenton . White number · 63. He· had been in failing Blue num~ - 480. health since 1975 following a PLEASANT VAU.EY E<tra Casli. 539905. s1roke . He was a .former Discharges Mildred em pl oyee of G&J Auto Parts , Roush Point Pleasant; ::;:::::::::::::;:;:;::.;::::.:·:::::::·:::::::::;:;:·:::::::::..:::·:·:·:<:·:= wi th whom he was associated Wilson, Point f6r 30 years, and was also a Joann~ forh1~r mana-ger of the Pleusant : Mrs. Henry Sloan, Gallipolis Airport. Patriot, <i:; Gladys Hoffman ; Funeral services will be Pleasant; Mary . held 2 p. m. ·Sunday at Point Mill er ' s Home for Funerals Thacker, Point Pleasant ; with Rev . James Frazier Orvin Dunlap, Cleveland , 0.; off icia t ing . Buria l will be in Laura McDaniel , Poin~ Cer,tenary Cemetery . Pleasant; Char les Getty, Friends may ca ll at the Mrs. Mary Ru sse ll of funeral home between 7 and 9 Point Pleasant ; Johnny Waverly . W. Va . spent the p. m . Saturda~ . Krebs, Point Pleasant; weekend with Mr . and Mrs. Foreman Stevens , Apple Douglas Circle and Florence. Grove; Ricky Daniel Tucker, Mr.' and Mrs. Carl Circle Robertsburg , and Bov nie and family visiled witb Mr. Whittington, Middleport . and Mr s . Gene Yost on Sunday. Patrice and Jerod spent Sunday _night at the Yost home. Florence Circle and Mary R. White ca liediit the home of Mr . and Mrs. Harold Ball Mr . and Mrs. H6mer Circle, . and grandson of Columbus Verna and ·Wavie qn Sunday were weekend guests of Mr. evening. and Mrs. Gene" Young . Mrs . Robert Lee . Becky Mrs. E leanor Stout and her and Bob Bill spent Sunday parents, Mr . and Mrs. Darby afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. of Dayton visited the Halliday SUNDAY Arthur Orr of Chester. REVIVAL now in progress Atkins home and attended th e M-ar y Circle spent a few special meeting of . Eastern at Pomeroy Wesleyan days' with Mr. and -Mrs. Star and MaSQn Saturday Holiness Church through William Perry and family at evening. Sunday. The Rev. Matthew Holland , Ohio and attended Mr . alid Mrs. Felix Alkire Harden is evangelist. Ser· the wedding of Francine, her attended the air show at vices are 7:30 p .m. nightly. grandd aught er . She also Vinton Sunday afternoon . The Point Pleasant choir wUI spent a few days with M-r. and Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson 1le featured Friday evening. Mrs . Melvin Circle and and daughter Gay visited The Rev.' Dewey King is family of Colul)lbus. over the weekend with Mrs. pastor. The public is invited. MONDAY . Lana GibSQn and Mr. and MEIGS COUNTY Churches· LOSES LEG Mrs. Bud Douglas. PITTSBURGH . (UP! ). Mrs. Jane Gilkey and Helen of Christ Men 's FellowShip Pittsburgh Penguin s left Byers, Middleport, Mr . and meeting Monday at Tuppers wing Stan Gilbertson , injured Mrs . Cli nt on Gilkey and Plains Church o! Christ, 7:30 last month in a traffic ac- grandSQn, J oshua , Albany , p.m. Truck to be ioade<l to cident , lost his iefl leg to called on Ava Gilkey Sunday send to Grundy MoW>tain Mission. amputation below the knee. afternoon . He was reporte<l in fair Mr . and Mrs. Mike Epple condition after the operation went Thursday to Sandusky at Presbyterian University to see her daughter, Jerry Hospital Thursday . . Behrendsen. They all went on . SINGERS COMING Gilbertson , 32, was injured · to Greenville, Pa . to visit her Dan Hayman and the Sept. 30 when his car hit a son, Larry Godby. Sunday Country Hymntimers will be guardrail near the Penguins' they visited Mr . and Mrs. at the Church of God at New pre-seaSQn training camp in Jerry Waldeck in Loudonville W. Va. Sunday at 7:30 Haven, nearby Westmore)apd and return ed home Monday. p.m . The public is invited. County. lhe Rev . Welcome CB''ers, to this area's Bean Break • VETERANS MEMORIAL Admitted - Okey Pullins, Coolville; Rita Williamson, Rutland; Betty Spaun, Racine; Robert Parsons, Racine ; Billy Joe Humphrey, Jr ., Coolville; Edward Jordan , Dexter ; Cleo DeTray, Chester. Discharged - John Moon, OpalSewar, William Stevens, Thomas Roush , Debora Wander, Jerry Owens, Phyllis Cline. tmts Edd ie French 500 landed at GalliPolis 187 years ago ' l!y J. ~berman Porter GALUPOUS - Five hW>dred French folk landed Oct. 17, 1790, at Gallipolis from bateaux floating down La ·Belle Riviere. They moved into BO log cabins lined up in rows in what is now the Public Square 187 years ago tomprrow. . But they didn't own the property for which they had paid the man with the misnomer, William Playfair, who , they · · said, did not play fair. He defrauded them o! their savings and their homes! Some of the French paid twice, the second time getting valid titles . Most of them, however, simply occupied cabins because the Ohio Company would not expel them , and the French went to the Congress of \~f.!iEi!.e.!l States for relief ... not relief hi the sense you use the word today, but relief from the. burden of the fraud perpetrate<l upon them. In "Firstcomers" page 259, Chapter 85, there's reprinte<l the petition o! the French inhabitants of Gallipolis by their agents, Matthew Berthelot, Peter Bureau, and R. J . Meigs . The petition is addressed to Joel Barlow, agent of the Sciolo Com· pany . The petition pointed out that the French 500 proceeded to clear, occupy, • FROM HA YOENVILLE, O HIO TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10~2 THE MEIGS INN lNG FURNITURE POMEROY , 0 . __ Phone Mo _ :.._. .,... I~ .........., . . N. W.OPTOMETRIST COMPTON. 0.0. . OFFICE HOURS : 9:3Q to Li, J. ro S (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. )- EAST COURT S't., POMEROY. and build indiscriminately " not in the least doubting but that we should receive from the Scioto Company sufficient titles to the lots ... " on Ohio Company land. And it went on: "We do not pretend to have upon the Ohio CompanY any cialm in law for those lands ... We have entere<l upon those lands with the knowle<lge and consent of the Ohio Company and have resided on them to this time," which was Dec. 7, 1795. Mllry Whitcomb Hess, writing in l ConUnued on Page !,·2) ReceptWn will honor French 500 GALLIPOUS - The Gallia County Historical Society , after its regular meeting this (Sunday) afternoon in St. Peter's Episcopal Church SW>day School room, will have a Founder~ Day reception to honor the French 500. Regular meeting starts at 2 p.m., featuring a movie on preservation and restoration. to be shown by Prof. Francis Burd ell. The Founders Day .reception wiU start at 3:30 p.m., and the public is invited, according to Gen. George E. Bush, president. The society's board wiU meet at 1 p.m. .' Carmel News, By the Day Harrisonville ·Society News • ·Social Calendar KlM KRA U'IT\m WAS CROWNED Meigs Homecoming queen during pre-game activities Friday night at Meigs Stadium in Pomeroy. Miss Krautter is the dau~ht er of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krautle,, Rl . 3,. Pomeroy. ShoWn with the queen are left, Kevin McLaughlin her escort and ·right, James Diehl, principal at Meigs High who had the honor of crowning the queen . See Pg . A~. Man, ·wife are freed ' l ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY· • .' . GALUPOUS - A Rt. I, Northup couple convicted · Thursday night in con· nection with the theft of money and food stamps by fraud !rom the GaUia Couinty Welfare Department were released from the county jail Frtday afternoon . Lee Sword, 53, and his wife, Doris , were freed on bonds of $10,000 and $5,000 respectively. Their convictions were appealed Friday in the Fourth District Court of Appea is by defense Attorney MarshaU Douthett of Jackson . Shortly afterwards, Jud ge Homer E. Abele issued an order for bond . They had been taken to the Gallia CoWlty Jail Thursday idght after a Gallia CoW>ty Petit Jury returned a verdict of guilty ending a three-day trial. Twice during those proceedings, Atty . Douthett moved for a mistrial. However, Judge Rona ld R. CalhoWl overruie<l both motipns . After the verdict was read !oUowing a three hours and ~lght minute deiiberation, Judge Calhoun fined the couple $2 ,500 each and sentenced them to 2.,\ years con· finement. Sword's term, i! the appeal if not successful, will be in the Ohio Penitentiary while his wife was sentenced to the (Continued on Page A·Zl NEAR PERFECT WEATHER greete<l thousands of visitors Friday and Saturday as the seventh annual Bob Monoxide poisoning fatal to young couple in Meigs ~ounty SANDY HENSLEY, DAUGHTER OF George Hensley, Jr., Route 1, Reedsville ,'was croWned Eastern High School homecoming queen Friday evening by Juli Whitehead, last year's queen. With them is Mark Moore, son of Mr . and Mrs. Don Moore , Route 3, Pomeroy, escort of Miss Hensley. See Page A~. SAVE '39'5 UPRIGHT MODEL SWEEPER MODEL 1454A, GaUia-Jackson-Meigs wmmtmity Mental Health Center - --1. . . . . -··· - '6995 Service .is goal of new MHC FOR BOTH SWEEPER AND AnACHMENTS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 P.M. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Orval L. and Betty J. Wiles of Pomeroy; Investigation , of the scene by Sheriff's two brothers, Larry of Racine and John of deputies and Pomeroy firemen disclosed a Pomeroy; 8 sister, Kathryn Wiles of vent pipe leading from the gas heating Pomeroy; maternal grandmother, Lillian stove in the living room was rusty and Pierce of Pomeroy and paternal grandfilled with holes. mother, Anna Loudenbach of Yakima , The sheriff's office said an uncle of Washington, and several aunts an~ uncles. Patty Philllps' had iione to the residence He was a 1973 graduate of Me>gs and a early Frtday eventng to ascerta>n why member of the Pomeroy Baptist Church. Patty had not gone to her emp~oyrne~t at Graveside services were held d It n at Beech Grove the Sporn Plant at Graham Statton Fnday .. S When he arr~ved at the residence~ he Cut ur ~y ,aTh~rn~~v. Robert Kuhn o£could not arouse anyone , so he looked 1n a _ e~ete Y· Jiving room window and could see a body f1 c1ated.. . . . .. Patncl3 Gall Phlihps was born July lying on the couch. He went lmme<liately to a nearby house and called the shetiff's 24, 1958. She is surv>v ~d by her parents, H. d rt 1 Lawrence and Barbara Ltnkenhoker Ebhn ep~ m~e~ Dana Aldridge _and Ron of Middleport; one daughter, Tabitha; two Hollo~p~~sponded . When they got no sisters, Penny Eblin and Cathy Eblin , both response to knocks on the door they looked of Mtddleport ; paternal grandparents, Mr. in the Uvlng room window and also saw a , and Mrs. Warren Washburn, 10 Flor1da; body. Then they forced open the front door . • one step-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Wingett A heavy smell of gas fumes was quite of Fior1da. . . . 'd t th deputies lmmediatelf-· Mrs. Ph!lhps attended the Laurel Chi! ~~~i~~d· f: th~ Pomeroy Emergency F ree M.ethodist Ch urch. She was employed ·&ru:m a d lire truck to come with oxygen at Phthp Sporn Plant. Gravestde serv1ces k n . · were held Saturday afternoon at Beech masJ s. Alia Wiles 24 was born May Grove Cemetery. The R~v. Floyd Shook ames n , , ff'' td 21, 1953. He is survived by his parents, o tela e · FIREMEN CAU.ED GALLIPOUS - Volunteer firemen here were calle<l at 8:28 p.m . Friday to Cottage 13 at the GSI where no lire was found. According to Fire Chief James A. Northup, a steam pressure valve went off, GALLIPOUS - According to the owned by R. and H. Musser in Rutland letting steam fill the basement. Ten men Sept. 29 edition of the Ohio Oil and Gas I 'l'wp.; Hili Gas and Oil Company on and two trucks responded to the !76th Association, 178 new w,ells were drilled in property Ol"fled.by H. and J , Dewhurst in alarm of the year. the state during the period Sept. 19·29. Rutland Twp. and Hanley Hardiil on land ThirtY-five wells were . reissued permits owne<l by W. R. and L. M. ·Heilman in Salisbury Twn . and two wells were reopened . Gallia County wells-completely include<l New permits issued by the Division of WOMAN ARRESTED those of: Brasel and Bra sel on land owned Oii and Gas in GaUia CoW>ty were for POMEROY - Mary Ramey, RD by D.M. and M. W. Baird in Addison Twp.; Brasel and Brasel lnc. on 104.86 acres Coolville, was arrested Friday afternoon Orwig 011 Company, on property owned by owned by Richard W. Barrett in Addison by Meigs CoWlt Y Sheriff's deputies on a W. Darst in Addison Twp.; H.S.D. Oii and Twp.; Brasel and Brasel , Inc. for 130.88 warrant issue<l from the Meigs County ,Court charging her with failing to send her Gas Company on property owned by W. acres owned by Florence Phillips, Rt. 1, Rathburn in Cheshire Twp . · IIEdco daughter to school. The complaint had Drilling and Producing on land ;;wned by Gallipciis . Addison Twp. and Charles A. Orwig, doing busincs.s as Orwig Oil been filed by Otis J{nopp, County At· the State of Ohio in Gallipolis Twp. and company, for 24.84 acres >n MOlSOn 'l'wp. ten dance Officer. Mrs. Ramey posted $103 Brasel and Brasel Inc. on lands of Melvin on property owned by Walden Drast. bond and was released for ·.later ap- · and Edna. Coen in Cheshire Twp. New permits issued in Meigs Couinty pearance before Judge Robert Buck': Meigs County wei)S completed were to Roger Adams, doing business as, included : Liberty dil and Gas Corp. on Adams Drilling. Company for 117 acres property owned by 0 . and E . Gilland in · owned by .Jad{TShinet in Rutland Twp.; TRICK-TREAT SET Olive Twp. ; Taibott Oil and·Gas Company Talbott Oil and Gas Company for 95 acres RUTLAND - Rutland Mayor Eugene on lands owne<l by N. M.'. Carroll, C. owned by Dale Musser in Rutland Twp. Thompson reports that trick or treat night Schuller and Z. and P. Medors in Rutland and Talbott Oil and Gas for 126.8 acres in the village will be observed on Saturday, Twp .; Adams Drilling company on lands owned by Zally and Pearl Medors in Oct. 29, from 6 to 7 p.m. Rutland Twp. 178 new wells counted LIMITED TIM£ SAl.£ ON WOMEN'S TOPS, GIRLS JEANS, MEN'S JACKETS, SLEEVELESS SWEATERS, ALL WEATHER COATS, AND MANY OTHER ITEMS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. POMEROY. - Death was apparently accidental to a young mother and a 24· year-old man who were found in the rented residence of the woman on Route 2, Pomeroy (Gold Ridge) Friday evening. Meigs County Coroner Ray Pickens ruled death wsa due to carbon monoxide poisoning to James Wiles, Pomeroy, and Patty Eblin Philiips, 19. Wiles was found lying on a couch and Patty Phillips on a bed in the bedroom : A strong smell of monoxide was prevalent in the house. They apparently had been dead about 30 hours, according to the coroner's report. FOOTBALL STOLEN GALUPOLIS- A new football Valued at $8 was the only thing missing !rom a show window broken early Friday at Evans Home Center, 310 Second Ave. City police said a large plate glass window on the north side of the hardware was broken . Th~re were blood stains on the glass•._ EUREKA UPRIGHT SWEEPER WITH AnACHMENTS ---------------------------------SAVE. TOO. THIS ·wEEKEND Evans Fann Festival got underway ·a~ Rio Grande. Pic~ure above was taken in Iron t of the Bob Evans Homestead Frtday afternoon. ¥~ ...... • DELUXE ATTACHMENTS. "ONE QF US" WASHINGTON (UP! ) Wh en Forrest Ge.r ard, a Blackfood Indian, was sworn · in as assistant · secretary of Interior for Indian affairs, he was escorted by two Indians in fuil headdress, with a Crow victory song in the background . " We (Indians ) charge Mr . Gerard to your t rust and to your service, " Crow Indian Jienry Old Coyote told In· terior Secretary Cecil An· dru s , whO presided over ' Thursday's ceremony. " Ma y you never forget that he is one of us .'' tntittt v-o-.I-2--_-N0-,-37------------~ ~G-AL~LI7.Po~u~s-~P~o=IN~T~PL7.EA~sA~N~r·--~--~s~uN~o7.AY~M~oc~ro~B~ER~1~6~.1~97~7------~~M~ID~D~LE~Po~R~T-P~o~M~ER~ov~~----------~P~R~Ic~EM25~c~EN~Ts REGULARLY 189.95, PLUS A 119.95 SET OF 3 PIECE GROUP. 992·3629 wh om w ill be pa llbearers . They are Ja ck Carr and Dale Fields , Galli polis, and Dana F ields , Ch i llicothe . Other pallbea rers will be James Galloway, Othola Green and Ronn ie Carr . HonOrary pallbea rers w ill be Richard Mitchell , L uther Green . and Home. satisfied the Sermonette We've got the mo ney yo u need. Low rates. Easy payments .. Quick. Every body needs a rich un cle. Area Deaths Hospital News •• GALLIPOLIS - The idea of com· . mdnity mental health centers which not many years ago fre quently wa s frightening because mental health was misunderstood, today i.s accepted as a community helper institution serviced by mental health workers likened to doctors, policemen, fire~en, m,ilk11_1en, 4:1nd street cleaners. •· · . !,ccordlng to Bernard F. Niehm, Ph . D.1 director of Consultati on and Education the new eenter pictured above Is a place .;.here help can be obtained by all people who have problems or by people who want to prevent problems. It is a personalize<l service that is given by specialists who are trained in recogn izing problems and in helping to find solutions. The focus is on each of us as individuals with needs to be met. E<actly how the new center is equipped and staffed to provide this ser· v,ice will b~ on display next Tuesday at an open house from 10 a.m . to 8 p.m . Th e public is welcome. The new Gallia Center and its satellites in Meigs and J8cks0n counties· hB \'e been conceived and dedica.ted to the proposition that people should have comprehensive mental health services when and where they are needed , not 30 or 100 miles away . To paraph rase Pearl Buck's statement, "One of the tests of a great society is its concerns for its weakest members." The test of our tri-eounty community is demonstrated in the suppcrt (financial and leadership l of its citizens in .making this and the satellite centers a reality. Tha nks to the dedication and leader~hip of the 648 and Center Boards, and staff the Community Center concept is now a reality and every Citizen is urged to tour and to.leam more about their Genter and how it can and is helping the people.of Mei gs,-Gallia and Jackson counties. Open House is being observed Tuesday, October 18 from 10 a.m . to 8 p.m. The public is invited. ' � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 14, 1977 arnold fields young