https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f89683bedcf905691d4fd4ee51600605.pdf 6070cc7843eaf12ce34b5d2e849d5484 PDF Text Text • • •• r-------------------...........................................,c; 'ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY e 12- The Dl!lly Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Thursday. tkl. 20, tm ' $4 million grant funds assured · The six parks are Buck WASHINGTON (UP! ) Deer · Creek, The Senate Environment and Creek. PllbUc Works Committee has Delaware. Dillon. " Paint Creek and West Branch . oc~ted an amendment to Ohifi 'S ~c onstitution overcome a legal ril8dblock an)' state 1111<1 assure $4 million in grant prohibits from funds f<r siJ< Ohio recreation administration !aciU\ies, according to tbe committing future General ol!lce olSen. John GieM, D- Assemblies lo fina ncial outlays. This prohibition had Ohlo , Without the amen dment kept the Ohio Department or proposed by Gl enn, the Natural Reso urces from mooiH would not have been signing contracts with the avaUable to Ohio for six state U.S. Army Co rps of parka projects, for legal Engineers for 50-50 costsharing agreements between reasons. the federal and s ta te gt)\'enunents. even though this fisca l year's funding fvr proje<'ts was approved in Columbus. G l enn ' s amendment provides a one-year waiver of federal requ ire111e nts that states ma ke such cost· sha ring assurances. Both Ohio and the fed eral gove rnment already have appropriated funds for the six recreational dev elopment projects. U the legislation iS aproved by the Senate and signed in to la w. Ohio rA n ..... r 11 to "quarrel" with ToogsWt ·Park and to "give him good cooperation." , c'fongsun Park: the wealthy rice dealer now in Seoul and refusing to tesllfy, iS Wtder a 36-couni indictment on charges of bribery , conspiracy. racketeering and mail fraud . He iS said to be the central figure in the scheme. The long-awaited hearing followed nwnerous official denials from Seoul and the session began with Jaw<rski Area Deaths ! I t former at Meigs General Hospital for 13 years until illness forced her retirement . . She was a member of Racine Chapter OES and a member of the East Letart United Methodist Church where she served as a pianist. Surviving are a daughter , Mrs. June Wickersham. of Racine ; five grandchildren, Jeff and Marvene Beegle, both of Racine ; Jim, Jacklyn Hodge and Mary Wickersham of Columbus ; five great -grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 1 p, m. Sunday at the Ewing Meigs Property Transfers Archie · E. Lee, June P. Lee to Harry E. Johnson, Delores M. Johnson, 1.15 acre, Chester. James 0 . Eynon , Ruby A. Eynoh to " Ezra Sheets, Frances M . Sheets, 1.16 acre, Orange. NEW CHRISTMAS CLUBS OPEN NOV. 12th A Home Bank For Meigs County People RACINE HOME NATIONAL Ralph D. Birch , eta! to Jerry Murphy, Lebanon . SQUAD CALLED The Middleport Emergency Squad was caUed to the Haggerty residence in II! Cheshire at 11 :37 a. m. 1-1 Wednesday for Christa W Moody, 2, who had swallowed ~ a. number of pills · from a . bottle. . She . was taken to W Veterans Memorial Hospital W where she was admitted. w w L , PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges - · John Rice, w HW!tingtun; Mary Crabtree, w Leon; Mrs. Dennis Harris, w Mason ; Mrs. Frank Long, Ferry; . Tommy w Gallipolis Lane, Evans; Iva Young, Mason: Loretta Noel. Hen· w derson; Mrs. Ode Beaver. 1:1('k Hogrrs. :11 r·, · ,.. •· .;,1, 1\•Trs. flt·ryl Edwa rds, 1>1aso11. and Jasim Tucker, Grimms -Landing. BANK • ' RACINE OHIO , James A. Anderson, Wllma C, Anderson to Dorset Raridolph, Rosemary Ran dolph. 37.3 acres, Chester . James J . Proffitt, Sheriff, ~ '169I-·-.. ....,...., Regular Sl.49 Red tieart Entire Stocks 1.25 Wintuk Knitting Yarn ' Puckett, Rt . I, ' I Betty) , Morgan, Springfield. One sister preceded her In death . She was .a member of the Mercer<JIIIe Missionary Baptist Church where fun"eral services will be held 2 p . m. Sunday wi th Rev . Bruce Unroe and Rev . Jack Tem- pleton officiating . Burial will follow in R l dgelawn Cemetery . Friends may call at the Will is. Funeral Home on S~turday from 4 p. m . until 9 p. m . ...: ~ •• • ••• • : : ; ! ! . ~99~ '14... . . S;~le! --w-------------1 MEN'S ANO 10UNG MEN'S Reg. '5.00---- Sale s4.25 Reg. s1.00 Sale '5.95 Reg. sg,oo Sale s7.65 Reg. sn.oo Sale sg,35 Reg. s11.00 Sale '14.45 13.95 JEANS-------SALE 111.00 . 115.95 JEANS SALE '12.60 1 ... . Wrangler m.5o TOBOGGAN SALE ~ DENIM RANCH COAT One size fits all sizes. Excellent quality solid colors. Men's and boys' department, 1st Floor . · Wrangler no fault blue denim with warm sherpa lining. True western style. Hlp fength, s-izes 36 to 46. · F_ridav and Saturday ... •2977 ~ I ; 1 • ~~-----~-----·--------------·~---------·------+-----~---"·-·----------~----._._._._~~;4 GIRL'S SLIPS , ~ Water Pollution Control Act .. Amendments of im) Citizen •' - Technical Advisory Com· ..... -White Full Slips mittee for the Southeast Ohio We carry a complete selection of both -Sizes 4 to 10 River Tributaries will be held ••• Kodak and Polaroid film and at sale priCes. ' on Wednesday, October 26, at • Reg.' •2.50 · • For instance Kodak 110-12 regular $1.60, 7:30 p. m. at the Rio Grande . sale price $1.28. Polaroid 108, regular $7 .15, College cafeteria. A panel sale $6.25 . Sale includes entire stock. discussion on the mine • drainage pollution problem in Southeast Ohio will take Furniture Department ~place. Panel mem.bers Include David Wright of the Southern 33·1/3 Ohio Coal Company; Joy • - Single side drop bed. Choose from gospel, ~ountry - western, blue • Fitzgerald, Ohio · ·En· - Walnut or white~ fini.sh. v.lronmental Protection grass, hard rock, instrumentals, movie •• Vinyl covered mattress . • Agency (Ohio ElPA), Salt sound tracks or easy listening . . • • Fork Lake Watershed Project; Joe Davidson, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of . . \ J ··· Reclamation and Richard .---------~~~~~~----~----~~--~·~~-~~~·--~·~-~·~"~~~~--~--·~"~~~-~~~···~~--·-··------.-; Friday & Saturday Sale Prices • Whitt, Ohio EPA, Strip Mine WlfKEND SALEI •• • Inspection Unit. Each panel member will present a brief overview Of his or her respective program and the " anticipated impacts of new Pants in sizes 29 to 50 waist. Shirts in sizes state and federal legislation. 14112 to 20. Solid colors navy ; charcoal, sun A question and answer Sizes 8 to 18 in regulars and slims plus fan, forest green and dark olive. 65 per cent session will follow. student sizes 26 to 30 (choose your length). polyester, 35 per cent cotton . , Other _agenda items include Basic and fashion style . · status report on each of the •... I four Citizen • Technical sa.~ Advisory Subcommittees 'lor Boys$ 9.95 Blue Denim Jeans _ _ _ $ 7.76 ' each major watershed; Boys $10.95 Blue Denim Jeans '8.56 Status report on !ormation of S7,95 1 ~ Boys $11.95 Blue Denim Jean• 9.36 a Policy Advisory Committee w ., Boys $12.95 Blue Denim Jeans which began in October, and 10.16 Status report on Ohio EPA Boys Si3.95 Blue Denim Jeans 10.86 Shirts in sizes 18 to 20 and pants In sizes 46 to 208 planni~g activities. Boys $14.95 .B lue Denim Jeans 11.66 50 (slightly higher). sale priced also. ~ Kodak and Polaroid Film - __ _.. ___ ,____________ BABY BED SPECIAL" Special BOYS BLUE DENIM JEANS •1•• • Sale -· . . . .,. . ---.-· -· - ..-...-........ ·~o--------· STEREO ALBUMS STEREO ALBUMS ~ ~· ~- • Special Sale Prices MEN'S WORK UNIFORMS ·~ ~ ~ i :' Pants •••• oo. o••••••.Sale '7.77 : ; Shirts oooooo•oo•ooo Sale 'fj,77 . ! "' VETERANS MEMORIA.L Admitted William Reitmire, Pomeroy; Christa Moody, Cheshire ; Linda Clarke, Letart, W. Va. I >is.·hn r~cd - Ruby Eynon. '1' 11111 Mullins , William Morris, Okey Pullins, Edna Roush, Adrienne French. . ~~--We-~vit;;;;~i;i;";;.: new H~;ks;~ti;;~n the First Floor. More and better selection ~f cards, new candle section, albums, party goods, Halloween and many more ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . : : l ~ ] Mitchem named 1... ,. l, • I ., "' I I I I has taken on a · more attractive' appearance with the repainting of a ·number of business buildings over the past few months. Latest to receive a facehfting is this structure ·at the corner of Second and . r ·. :·:.:.:. :·:.::::::::::::::::::::;::::: : :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::: :;: EAST MEI!}S - Joe Mitchem, head football coach at Eastern !ligh School was named athletic director during a recent meeting of the Itastern Local Board of Education. Other athletic coaches designated for the 1977-78 school year were John Perine, boy's track; Sue Thompson, girls' basketball, volleyball and track; Pam Douthitt, junior high gir!s' basketball and Ralph Wigal, basebaU. The board accepted the resignation of Mrs. Eleanor Knight, fourth grade teacher at Chester School, effective Nov. I. Named to replace her was Mrs: Jo Ellen Adams, formerly of Middleport, who is now living in Montgomery, W. Va'. Nancy Larkins, high school mathematics teacher, was given a leave of absence until Jan. 1 and Barbara Hannum was employed as a study hall monitor. Use of the high school for a Class A sectional . volleyball tournament on Oct. 27 and Nov. 1-2 was approved; The board discussed (DPPF) disadvantaged pupil program funds which might be available from the state. It decided to request approval (or a physical education program in the elementary schools. The board also discussed the possibility of additional funding from the state for expanding the vocational agriculture, progra01 because enrollment in the course is on the in. crease .. The resignation of James Cowdery as a maintenance man in the district, effective Oct. 25, was accepted. Persons interested in the position should contacl Supt. John Riebel. Copies of the elementary schools' evaluation by the state department of 'e<fucation were distributed to ::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:::::::::;:::::::::;:;:::::::;:::: ' Plans have been completed for Saturday's _groundboard members. break.ing ceremonies for a A discussion was also held $239,000 water project in on the five.-mill operting levy Mason. to be voted on on Nov. 8. John Laswick, program · The boa_rd agreed to continue director for the U. S. the safety patrol program at Department of Housing and Chester but will not have the Urban Development (HUD) program at the Tuppers will be the featured speaker. Plains . and Riverview The site of the ground· Schools. ·breaking will be on Route 33, two blocks above the bridge. The program will begin at 11 a.m. Mayor Fred Taylor has invited residents of Mason and the county to attend and commemorate the beginning of a project that means much ' to the community. The project will provide a new water storage tank and mains. It will COLUMBUS (UPI) - The replace a large portion of WtemploymenL.rate in Ohio the present old and outgrown during September was down system that was installed in' to 5.7 per cent of the total 1935. labor force with production Funds for th~ project are workers earning a record being provided through weekly wage, it was HUD's Community Develop. announced today. ment Block Grant program. The Ohio Bureau of . The Mason ~ounly Employment Services said the corresponding na tiona! Development Authonty and Senator Robert C. Byrd were rate was 6.6 per cent. The bureau also said instru'?ental 1n gmd1ng the layoffs in the steel. indust~y Town 10 seekmg the grant. are being spread over several · The Wahama High _Sehool months and the full impact, Band w_111 provide music for including secondary effeCts, the festive occasion . should become more evident in statewide figures for the first quarter of 1978. "Both manufacturing and non - manufacturing in- dustries reported overall · Partly cloudy tonight, wit gains in employment last lows in the mid 40s. Mostt· month, over August, 1977 and cloudy Saturday, with high'~ year-earlier levels," lh~ between 60 and 65 . The Bureau reported. "The greatest employment in- probability of precipitation is crease over September, 1976, 10 percent today and 20 in manufacturing industries, percent tonight and Saturoccurred among producers of day . motor vehicles and equipment ." The bureau said production CORRECTION workers in Ohio 's The Meigs Girls' volleyball manufacturing industries team won a game over grossed an average of Athens. It .was earlier per •··eck last month whkh reported the team lost the game. Includes overtime. · L Jobless rate down in Ohio Weather '288 dinner in Des Moine>. Ca rter will spend the night at the Woodr ow Diehl farm in Indianola , Iowa , a slop that will undoubtedl y invoke memories of the victories that launched his drive for ' the presidency in the Iowa pre·cinct caucuses in January, 1976. Diehl has been through all th'is before - he hosted President Lyndon B. Johnson a decade ago. Saturday morning Carter will fly to Offutt Air Force Base, a SAC facility in Nebraska. When he took a trip on a nuclear submarine earlier thi s year , , th e President-promised he would give the Air Force equa l time at a SAC base on his next trip west . In Denver later Saturda y, Carter will particip a te ~ in a western water policy roundtable and lead a Panama Canal briefing lor western leaders before heading for Los An geles. - The ma In purpose for Carter 's trip is a $1,000-a.' plate !undraislng dinner staged by the DNC in Los Angeles Saturday night. The. appear a nce is in .the backyard of Gov. Jerry Brown , · a potential Democratic rival of Carter's in 1980. Brown will attend the dinner. to Carter returns Washington Sunday. I t Threat taken Bonn 's ambassador to Italy. In a communique on their murder of the kidnaped takes ' 'very seriously' ' a industrialist, the guerrillas threat made against called the death of three of Chancellor Hehnut Schmidt the hijackers of a Lufthansa by the .Jeflisl terrorists who ... jetliner and of three killed industrialist Hanns- imprisoned German terMarlin Schleyer. rorists a umassacre." They The terroriSts also have' said they never would forget vowed to carry out 100,000 Sclunidt's "bloody hands." bombings to "destroy the ''This is a concrete threat capitalis t ic German which we take very economy" and threatened to seriously," government , arrange the usuicide" of spokesman Boelling told reporters. ::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: Sclunidt and other polil.i_oai •.1• business and civlc le3ders dEADLINE TODAY were beiing closly guarded in Minersville residents fear that the terrorists, who were reminded \bat today vowed "the fight has · just is the deadline lor all post office box holders to sub1Jlil begun," might try to strike again. letters ol protest agalns\ The country was prepared the proposed closing or the Court S\s. Owned by the Odd Fellows Lodge, the structure for new terrorist attacks. Mlnersvllle Post Ofllce. iS being painted by the Gheen Paint Co., Racine. The Blue Thousands of police searched and Grey Restaurant iS on the first floor of the building.__ Letters should be ad· for the killers of Schleyer and dressed io ltalpb, Peyton, other terrorists. postmaster, Zanesvllle, In Mulhouse, France, Ohio 43701. Residents are urged tn write letters'. or where Schlleyer's body was found in a parked car, French postcards If they oppose . police officials said today an ttie closing. autopsy suggested Schleyer was probably killed outdoors because pine needles and blades of grass were found oo payoffs, gifts, enlertairimenl Br~ce Caputo, R-N .Y., TWO TRANSFERRED \he gray trousers and gray · ·and other favors . to pressed for ·names, Chairman RACINE - The Racine sweater he was wearing at congressmen and others in John Flynt, D-Ga., and EJ;Ilergency Squad answered the lime of his death. government. Jaworski stopped Kim from calls Wednesday at 3:15p.m. West German officials said He first 'mentioned involve- answering. · They said that for Freda Taylor, Route · I, that although the vadous ment of a Ford aide and a kind of · Information went Racine, who was taken to terrorist threats are being highranking congressman beyond the scope of a Veterans Memorial llospital, taken seriously, they will not under questioning by a resolution for the House and at 10 :05 p.m. to Route 2, deter the the biggest police committee lawyer; who did investigation. Racine, lor Evelyn Maynard manhunt in the nation 's not ask him to identify them . But Kim said he had given who was taken to Holzer history for the killers ol When comrriittee member the names to investigators. Medical Center. Schleyer. • I:, • Korean influence inay go high in Ford White House EXTENDED OUTLOOK Fair Sunday and chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Hlghs wUI range froni the mid 50s to the low 60s and tows !rom the mid 30s to the low 40s. Saturday to_A.D position · PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS BONN , West Germany (UP!) - The West German government said today it scheduled • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1977 . very seriously Ceremonies 16.95 JEANS -----SALE '13.40 117.95 JEANS SALE 114.20 ·' 1 --+-----·-------~-.-.-~~·--------~!t a a~ SALE PRICES GOLCONDA, ILL. - MEMORIAL SERVICES were to be held today at the Golconda Civilian Conservation Center for Scott H. Prechtl, 19, of Dayton, Ohio, who died after failin~ 60 feet from a cliff. ' Another corpsman, Michael D. Ellis, 21, Minneapolis, Mirm., suffered a lower back injury in the fail and was in Western Baptist Hospital at Paducah 1 Ky ., after undergoing surgery, a center spokes'l'an said. · · · Sizes 28 to 42 wai;t, basic styles and fashion · styles included in this sale. Good sele.ction of styles. · ' · I SPECIAL GROVE CITY - NO CAUSE has been determined for the .illness of five employes of Robertshaw Controls Wednesday night. The company and the Columbus office of the Occupational Safety and Health and Administration were investigating the incident . The employes were treated and and released from Mount Carmel Medical Center in Columbus after they experienced choking and dizziness on the job. .l Pre Washed Denim Jeans l Special Long and short sleeves · and sleevless. Printed and solid colors . Sizes 32 to 40 . r--------.._.. _____ - ,_.._.._.._._ -- MENTOR - LAKE COUNTY prosecutor J ohn E. Shoop said Thursday he planned to file aggravated vehicular homicide charges against two Mentor teenagers in the death Oct. 14 of church trustee Robert Hartman. Also, Shoop said Thursday, he would ask Lake County Juvenile Judge Ross D. Avellone to waive jurisdiction so they could be tried as adults. The judge said he would hear arguments at 10:30 a .m. today (Friday). Sturdy blue denim with warm blanket lining, button front . Corduroy collars. Sizes 36 to SALE ~inHIS presidenllal quest. fur the party a nd its Carter will not return to the ca ndidates. White f[ouse until Sunday. On . . The President's sc hed~le way home from fur the next three da ys a sentimental and serious the journey across the country, California Air Force One will includes: - Alunchtime urban policy taking his problems to the stop in MiMeapolis to pick up people and doing a lille Sen. Hubert Humphrey , roundtable in Detroit. The marking the former vice stop a,lso keeps a promise politicking along the way. The serious part of the trip president 's return to th e that Carter would appear was starting in Detroit today , · capital after surgery which there this year for Mayor Coleman Young, who is with a roundtable discussion found inoperable cancer. Much of the cost of the se eking reelection . . But of urban problems and unemployment. Sentiment and journey will be paid by the Young is leading heavily and politics were to take over Democrati c National doesn't need much campaign · · later in the day at Des Committee , which has agreed help. - A speech at the Iowa Moines, Iowa - scene of the to pick up the tab when the firsi victory of his President goes campaigning Jefferson-Jackson Day ·· By CLAY F. RICHARDS, WASHINGTON (UP! ) President Carter is launching I BLANKET LINED OVERALL JACKETS ~~~~·"·-~ -~~~---~--~~------~--~~~---·---·-~-·~---·-·~---~-- WOMEN'S TOPS ; ii en tine Carter takes problems to people • CINCINNATI - A SURPRISE WITNESS has taken the stand in the trial of 10 persons accused of participating in a multimillion dollar drug and stolen property ring - civil rights activist and entertainer Dick Gregory. Gregory appeared; in part. as a character witness for one defendant, Dyeatra Carter of Cleveland. The civil right·s leader late Wednesday told the U. S. District Court jury in the case that Ms. Carter "is being prosecuted because of her association wlth me." Men's $17.95 ~ Stretch to Iii all sizes 10 to 13 . White , solid . colors and · heather tones . Our very popular JSI TV brand . . I. Water quality session set ~ ~---- RICHMOND - FBI AGENTS talked a · JO.year-<>ld Dominican national into surren,dering at Riclunond's Byrd Airport early today after he forced U1e crew of a chartered jet to make an Wlscheduled.landing at Richmond 's Byrd Airport. The plane was en route from New York to Santo Domingo. FBI agents arrested Tomas Arililides Baez Perez on federal charges of interfering with a flight crew after persuading him to leave the plane and surrender , the FBI said. POM-EROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 133 VOL. XXVIII . CLEVELAND - PRINCE CHARLES, who says he takes his position as Prince of Wales "seriously," has encouraged American businessmen to locate plants in Britain. "I regret to say lhal l take my position as Prince of Wales very seriously," the Prince said during a dinner speech to a select group of businessmen Thursday night at the Western Reserve Historical Society's Auto-Aviation Musewn. "! do care about industrial development in Wales." E Sale ' 99~ Men's s1.25 Orion Socks Crown City ;. ~} Boys sizes 7 to 11 , men ' s sizes 9 to 15. White with colored tops. Excellent selection for this sale . .1 • Special Sale - •" Mens and Boys Tube Sociis Filie selection of colors, variegated and sparkle. 31h ounce skeins, pull out skein ready to use . 1, Crown Ci ty ; Mrs . Lawrence ( Faye) Sanders, Eureka Star Route , Gallipolis ; Charlwood Funeral Home with the Rev . Ti mothy Smith officiating . Burial will be In the Letart The next meeting of the Falls Cemetery. Friends may • Water Quality Planning call at the funeral home after (Section 208 of. the Federal ' 7 this eve!"'lng. Plan Now To Open Your 1978 Christmas Club and Receive Your Free Gift. Y2 price ___ ........ 1 BIRMINGHAM, MICH . ...; THE TIIEATER HOSTING "Oh ! Calcutta," a stage production which features frontal nudity and simulated sex, has been shut down by fire officials SIX days before the play was to open a fiv~ay run . It would take at least 30 days to correct one of the II violations cited by the fire department, according to a spokes· man lor the theater in this Detroit suburb where many auto company executives reside . The most serious citation noted the lack of an overhead sprinkler system. !• !~ Size 24 x 45 inch . Fringed ends, colorful pat.t ern . Home Furnishings Department, 1st Floor. - Two dis cont inued ,, patterns . Cannon Fe atherlite no iron sheets and pillow cases . Mostly twin, king and queen s ize . PEARL PUCKETT Mrs . Pv_arl Scarberry Studie Puckett, Rt. 1, Crown City ; ...·16 grandchildren, 20 great -grandchildren and three great - great grandchildren survive, along with one brother, Donald Scarberry, Springfield and one Sister , Mrs. Ralph ~ SCATTER RUGS BED SHEETS I inland waterways such as the Ohio River an industry gr<•up lobby~ has charged. ' William J , Hull , legislative adviser to the Ohio Valley hnprovement Association , told a meeting of association members Wednesday that one proposal before Congress would makf c()fnmercial river craft pay tOO perce nt of all operating and mamtenance expenses, plus 50 percent of any new development on inland water10ays. · . ~:•• • ~ : '1o99 REVERSIBLE CANNON ROYAL FAMILY Berkley (Judy) Saunders, Rt. FER·NE"HA YMAN ~ • • Reg. 14.00-- - - - - - - - SALE11p9 . Reg. '6.00 SALE 14.79 Reg. '8.00 SALE '6J9 Reg. 110.00 SALE '7.99 Reg. '12.00 SAlr '9.5.9 Close Out Sale! ! Her · first husband, Enos McGuire, preceded her . in ~* death in fv\arch ,, 1918. Her A second husband , James ·~· Pucke.tt. preceded her In death on May 8. 1957. She is survived by the following chi.ldr.en : ·Mr$ . Leonard (Emma Lee) Martin, Eureka Star Route·, Gall ipolis ; Enos McGuire. Rt . 1, Ga'tHpolis ; Mrs . RACINE Ferne If, Hayman, 16, of Route 2, Racine , died Wednesday at Holzer Medical Center . She was born Jan. 7, 1901, a daughter of the late Wesley and Lena Grundy Belles. She was a Iso preceded in death by her husband Hobart ; . four' brothers. Francis, Robert , Wesley. and Zurry ; and an infant daughter, Leila . Mrs. Hayman was a practical nurse and ·worked October 29th, iS the Last Date To Pay Your 49th Christmas Club Payment To Receive the 50th Free. thru 7-14. 1 ._.2_5:_!~-U~~-==-=-=-=-==-=-====~lr~~Reg~·~'1~5.~00~~======~~~E~'~11~J9~1s four months . miniSter Wa.shiJ>gtoo •embassy. Lee recalled a lime when the ambassador , carrying about two dozen plain white · envelopes loaded with $100 bills, left the embassy saying he was going to the Capitol. And he said he once 5aw a letter · in which · President Park told the ambassador not CHRISTMAS CLUB MEMBERS 5 54' BULB SAl.E----- -,--41' 39' BULB SALE 29' 30' BU~ SALE 22' her home Thursday around 3: 45a . m. She was born in Gal l ia Covnty on .June 12, 1898, daughter of the late Clum and Emma Blake Scarberry , She had been- seriously Ill the past information at Korea's .i .: ~--.-..--------------- McGuire Puckett, 79, die<:! at hagman" in the scandal was !egislation requiring a usage tax for L,lmmercial craft on SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 PM : r·--· ~--------·--~~~----~----t· . .. Plant now a nd s a ve now on fine quality Dut ~ h flo we r bulbs. Na rciss us, daffodils , tu lips , h ypci nths a nd m a n y oth er s. ---------------------------1 related by Wirm's secretary, NanElder, andJaiHyonLee, , a promis ing to produce evidence showing that Korean govenunent officials co nspired " to ·buy off ' American · congressmen '' during the 1970S and carried out the plot ·~ tleasl in part. " But Jaworski also said it was too soon to name any congressmen who may ha"" taken cash, fancy gifts, entertainm..,t, free travel or other favors from the KOCeans in violation of the Constitution, federal law or ethical standards. By United Pr..s lnlernaUonat CINCINNATI - UJNGRESS IS ABOUT to enact "~ at e I N • •• DUTCHSf~Q;f~ ~ULBS I T~!~~h~c~t~:~nd~~~~~~~~ts ~ I room and an audience watching on public television were shown that the investigators had found -a highly complicated scheme stretchir)g back to the 19605. The aim evidently was .to gain favorable U.S. military and ec onomic policy for K<rea and Jaworski said the plan clearly was carried out "at least in part." The first · witnesses, w..-king from a photograph, identified f o rmer Ambassador Kim Dong Jo,as. the man who brought " an envelQPe holding "an inch· high " stack of $100 bills to Rep. Larry Winn, R-Kan .. in 1&72 and returned for lbe money after the apparent tribe. was rejected. Kun Dong Jo now is President Park's assistant for- foreign affairs. His pasi role as an apparent ~ SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY &SATURDAY OPfN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 First testimony links Korean -President, CIA By RICHARD E. LERNER WASHINGTON (UP! ) The llrst formal testimony and evidence presented to the HOWle ethics c<mmittee linlul Korll!I'S <llplomats, its CIA agents and . Its president, Park Chung Hee , to influence-buying efforts m Capitol Hill. But the naming of erring ccngresamen may be mmlhll away. With Spedal Cotmsel Lem Jaworski directing Wednesday ' s opening !lellion, the panel heard three witneaes describe a covert lobbying operation that included envelopes full of J!OO biUs, sec~et letters and !llrategy meetings and a raft of code names for particip&Dts. Kbn Sang Keun, a lOf!Der Kor1111n CIA agent, was asked to testify again today at the oecond nnmd of hearings after uying his boss in Seoy.l sent him letters In UJ7oi"wllh word that "the chief priest " knew of the clandestine activities and "the Patriarch has . ezpressed his satlllactlon." Kbn said he was told those were code names for the. South Korean president. In ahnost four hours of testimony Wednesday, a crowd of several hundred per11011s In \he huge hearing ·!! ;News. .• •in Briefs\\! . ~ proceed with const ruction at lhe re<'reational facilities. " Without the amendment Ohio stood to lose the funds lo some t1thcr state,'' Glenn said . ;,That struck. me as a disservice to Ohioans. many of whom ma ke great use of sta te pa rks . Penalizing them because of a twist in the taw slacked up as Wtfair." The committe e also decided to hold hearings next year to devlse a permanent solution to the legal problem, Glenn said . • ~t:;:;::::::::::::::::-~::::::;:o:;;:;:;::::::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;::::t~ By RICHARD E. LERNER WASHINGTON (UP! ) Hearsay testjmony by a former Korean CIA agent raises the possibility that hi~ government's alleged bids to buy influence in Washington may have reached high in to . the Ford While House as we II as Congress. That remained a mystery today because Counsel Leon Jaworski kept the witness, Schoo'I assi·stance delayed Kim Sang Keun, . from ' naming U.S. officials at a ; Hous_e ethiCS committee · hearmg Thursday • and UJLUMBUS (Ufl) ~ The low-income elderly and mves\lgators later said Ohio General Assembly has handicapped persons tpis privately they did not know adjourned until next month winter. ' howmuchtrulhthereistothe wben it will reconvene for a At the same lime, the story he spun. three-day session to wrestle Senate agreed, 20 to 12, to . But there seemed little withastateenergypolicy and legislation aUowing banks to reason to d?ubtthal Koreans revisions in the charitable open branch offices in tried to give congressmen bingo law. adjacent counties starting in m_oney after tesllm?"Y by the Legislative leaders have 1979, and statewide 10 years Wives of Reps. Kika de Ia their fingers crossed they will after that. The bill w.S sent tn Garza, D·Tex., and John not have to tangle with the House, which approved a Myers, R-Ind. They told the borrowing authority for Similar measure last session. panel their husbands were rmblic schools again. The next full sessions of the offe_red envelopes full of cash The lawmakers wenl home legislature are Nov. 15-17. du~lllga 1975 tnploSeoul! but Thursday after sending to There will ~e housekeeping, reJected the. apparent bribes, . Gov. James A. Rhodes a $524 meetings O<;t.,,fii· Bef?re the , :vomen million capital. construction Supporters of a bill to d~scnbed those InCidents, ' appropriali(fn "and dealing expand the borrowing powers Kim Sang KeWt, a defector · with other cleanup matters. of schools running.out of cash from the Ko_rean CIA last f~ll, They put off until November failed to put together enough spent several hours depicting the question of whether to votes to try again Thursday dand~esllne ope~alions th?l assist the slate's financially· on the defeated bill. he S8ld were. designed 10. ~m troubled schools. Senate President Oliver favorable Amencan pohcles Prior to adjourning, both Ocasek, D-Akron, said he for. Korea and, suppre~s chambers rushed through an hoped successful school _cnllclsm 0 ,f Pre:ndent Park emergency bill including levies and resolution of ChWtg Hee ~ regune. house trailer owners and Cleveland's difficulties would h The h•~~hghlKcame ~hen renters among those eligible eliminate the need for a state be . sa 1 H oreahn- Ko.rn for healing fuel discounts to "bail-out. u usmessm~n anc o 1m ~ A motion to reconsider told him in 1975 an "assistant to the President" in Gerald Ford's administration and "a high official of Congress'' were involved in "the TongsWt Park affair. " Hancho Kim has been indicted in the scandal on charges of conspiracy and Bobby R. Mitchell, 25, by Lois M. Bailey, 17, Racine. lying to a grand jury. Park, Pomeroy, was cited to Meigs There wa s minor damage. the now-famo~ Korean rice Thomas D. Racer, 28, dealer , has remained in Seoul County Court for driving left and refused to testify since of the center following a Vinton, was charged wi~h being charged with mail traffic accident at 10 :15 a.m. failure to yield lollowing an Thursday on CR 27 at the accident at 3:30p.m. on Mill fraud , conspiracy , bribery and racketeering in the case . junction of CR 6 in Meigs Creek Rd. north of Gallipolis. The Racer car sideswiped an Justice Department County. The Gallia ·Meigs Post auto operated by Norma J . officials announced in SeOul .Thursday lhey were unable I<• Stale Highway Patrol said Ragland, 36, Gallipolis . .Marian Varney , 29, RodMitchell's car went left of the work out terms to question center striking an auto ney, was charged with failure Park there for a sepal'llte operated by Ronald A. to yield following an accident crimif\al investigation . Kim Sang Keun , appearin g Whittington, 54 , Albany . at 6:45 p.m. on US 35, four fnr ct second day, told the There was minor damage. tenths of a mile west of SR A second Meigs Count)' 160. House panel he knew little The patrol said the Varney abnut Park 's t~c livity but accident occurred on SR 124 spoke in de.Uiil about Hand11:1 north or Racine where an car pulled into the path of a Kim 's jnU - saying Seoul unknown truck flipped gravel vehicle operaled by Jane A. ~nt Handw Kim a t leas! brcB kin14 tht> v. indshield ctnrl Lane, 30. Gallipoli s. $600,000 In ll ~t·... for ('CJSh headlight un a car opera ted - '; Four mishaps probed by OSP REACf month is .dechu-ed 9. "The purpo¥ of National REAC.:r Month iS to salute these dedicated people who will provide over 25·miUion volunteer man-hours of public service during 1977. It also permits REACT teams to honor those groups, such as the Red Cross, National Weather Service, Police, Fire and other agencies that have cooperated with REACT .to provide greater public ser· vices." Retail taxes show increase Retail sales tax receipts in Meigs County for September 1977 were up some 27 P"fcenl over the same month last Year,.but motor vehicle sales tax receipts were down about 18 percent for September under the receipts for 1978. According to the ·report of Mrs. Gertrude Donahey, state treasurer, retail tax receipts for Sept., 1977, totaled $57,971.40 compared to receipts of $45,359.52 for Sept., 1976, an increase of $12,611.88. Motor vehicle receipts for September 1977 amounted to $37,150.08 while those receipts in September 1976 amounted to $45,522.74, a decrease of $8,372.66. i '· I ,, Wednesday 's defeat at a later sion to close because or cash dale cleared the Senate, 22 to shortages, adding he hopeS 9, permitting the question to they will approve additional be ·brought up again in operating levies Nov. 8. The alternative, he predicted, November. "We came up with the best would be "massive school solution we could, and we closings." Ocasek also said further couldn't sell it," said Senate ~resident Pro Tempore legislative action would have Oliver Ocasek, D·Akron, to await the outcome of an referring to !he 13-19 defeat of appeal from U.S. District Court Judge Frank J . the school borrowing bill. Ocasek said 46 school dis- Battisti's order to keep tricts have requested perm is- Cleveland schools open. The five mayors of Meigs County have issued a proclamation. recognizing November as National REACT month. Mayors participating were Clarence Andrews, Pomeroy; Fred Hoffman, Middlepnt; Eugene Thompson, Rutland; Charles Pyles, Racine, and Herman H. London, Syracuse. The proclamation was presented to members o! Meigs County REACT, Inc. It reads : "REACT (Radio EmerAssociated · Citgency izens Teams) has ! ,iloo Volunteer teams with over 150,000 participants nationwide, who provide emergency communication using Citizens Band radios . The proclamation recognizes the spectacular growth of CB a& a highway communications system and the role REACT plays in. providing a necessary link from the highway lo Hfesaving agencies . "CB Radio usage has grown from 6·million sets-in use in January 1975 to 20million in use by January l977. Most of these units are installed in vehicles and call REACT Monitoring stations on the official emergency and motorists assistance Channel • ,, �:~-:.::.-=~~~'««.:§~'''~~~ .1. 1 I CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. ~ Br Ka ren Blakt•r, Ph.U. F1ftr tllou~llld ~·,,pit· m tht• Nt'w Yt1rk Cit~ ar,•a t'untat t the tt>lt>plli.ll lt' l'lllllp~my t'\' t'I'Y na 1 t\J l\ltHpi.un .Jlluut o00L't'JW calls Sunu.• f~11luw tht' piWill' t'll!llJ.hlll! '.s dd\'JL'l' -hang up umncdJatl'l:O. don't dist·u:-;s tilt' call uutstdt• \ UUr unme<hatt• f~uml:, .mll. tf the Lalls nmtmut' pii~t a \\t't'k , l'hangt• : our numbt•t But other~. llke tht' \\oman I tned llfl tlw hut hr11: ft'\'ent l:. JUSt \\Uil't listen .. to t'uunst>l Mr~ . P NO'une :se~ms tu kn ow htl\\ tlJ hdp 111~ . They all gl\'t> me the wrung adru.:e I hupt' : ou are cilffl'l ent Amwa\, some man I tlun't even kfll.l\\ has bt!en calling ml- en•ry Tut>sday at nud- mg ht fur months Yuu know that mont'. If 11 's Tuesda:, tl must bt> Bt>lgmm ' Well , that ~ hu" regula r ht> ts - as r~gular as my husband's Tuesda) mght pu k ~1 ga mt' Dr. B You dun 't suuitd pal· l!l'Uiorly troubled by these calls. Mr. P . Not troubled ? How msenslllre ccw ) uu be ! Thev're the bane of mv e:< 1stei1ce. I' ve asked even;une I talk to for advice. I 11 o.u1<~1 t do that 1f I weren'l bothered ' by the sexy . I mean. the '" SC:iVage way he talks Dr B What have vour fnends ad~ 1 Sed yo u tv do? Mrs P They say tha t " hen 4 up till' pl1nm• ;md \liSt'( I\ t•r 11 ·~ h1111. I slumld hong up. But I'm .su (UIIUU~ ~tlllllll "h~tt ht.•'s gmng t( 1 ::..d). ,md t'ilth tmw I th1nk I'll f111ll \lUI \\lh l ht• lt•alJ) IS J\.1~ hliS· band l.s reaUy gl'ttlll~ \\ lll' l pl l' k. 4 !'It'd . Dr 8 : So WOI'I'It'd that ht' nllglll ~ta ,· i tl.lllk' Tut.•stlty mg!ns " Mrs P ~ What do you me<m b" that ? ·o~. B· I JUSt hav~ a hunt.'h th.1 t t•veu thuu ~h Ius l'alls arE' <:! !Jltll• fng ht erung. they makt• ) uu1 Iundy Tuc.sdC:Jy t'\'t' tllllgs a blllllUI t' t'XC itlllg T11at ma) l>t! why )UU dun't fulluw the ad\ ll'e yuu1 frie1 u.ls g1re you. I think ) ou m1ght "(tilt I11m tu contmul' t'a lling. Mrs P . Now l' re heard ~\· ervthmg ' Y ou 'r~ JUst llkt tlSt'. No une l'an apP' ec1a te my feelmgs. May!>; ; ou're JU>l ured - after all, evt'I).une n's twu Ill the murmng Dr B· W!!dnesday murn mg, al that 01d you get a call 4 f I U!ll hun t umg ht ? Mrs P No tsobbmg ) l l'ht.kJ -- ~ rTher e dre hunUreds of SUICide preventiOn and cnsl!) mterventlun centers 111 tht! Unued States. For the tdephune nwnb€r of one near yuu consult yuur hx.·al mtmlc:!.l hea lth assu<.·tatton or mental health mfunnation :,ervice.) Miss Smith presents Bible program to circle " The Joy of Individuality" was the program toptc presented by M1ss Enna Smith when Fnendly Circle met Tuesday rught at Tnruty Church. . Based on scnpture from St. . Paul 4 m his letter to the · Ephesians, Mtss Smith spoke · pf Paul 's renunder~ that God : gtven talenls va ry, that · abilities differ, and that all jlre to be used in furthering . God's kingdom on earth. She · Included a meditahon from Mrs. Pearl Mora, vice president; Mrs. Leonard Jewell, secretary, and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, treasurer. Certificates for llllSSton work wtll be taken to World Corrunumty Day at Heath Church on Nov. 4 by MISS Srruth. Shutm members of the church were noted, and Mrs. Thomas Young reported on those remembered during the past month. A thank you note was read from Mrs. Marie Houck who was welcomed "Flowers m God's GardenH back after an absence. ; and members gave the Lord's Members were reminded to Prayer m unison to complete take their Chrtsbnas sock the program. savings to the November Mtss Mary V. Reibel meeting. The dining room · .presided at the busmess was decorated in a Halloween .meeting wtth offtcers for 1978 motif for the dessert course : -bemg elected mcluding Mtss served by Mrs. Robert K. : Elizabeth F1ck, president; Wtlson and Mrs. Opha Offult. :;uMW to observe day The World Conununity Day · )>bservance to be beld by · Church Women United in , ll!iddleport on Nov. 4 was an· )lounced at the recent , meeting . of the United · Methodist Women of the . Forest Run Church. Mrs. Eruth Stsson was hostesses · lor the meeting. Also aMounced at the meeting was a workshop to be held on Oct. 25 at Athens. A thank you card was read , from Mrs. Oarra Yahya who had recent eye surgery. A . 'l'hanksgiving dinner was : 'plaMed for the November :meebng It was reported that ~urmg the past month 25 shutm visits have been made. Group smgmg of " Blessed : Assurance" opened the ; .meeting w1th scnpture from :Psalm 27 bemg read by Mrs ·Kathleen Scott. Mrs. Ann :watson ' program topic was · :"Strengtherung of Inner Life . ·- Walls Outer a'nd 1nner." song, ':Qnly Trust Hun" · ;preceded a meditation by :The Social Calendar Mrs. Mary Nease ,The worship center consisted of two brtcks, With an open B1ble la1d across to represent a house and 1ts walls. Readings were gtven by Mrs. Betty Koch, Mrs. Hilda Yeauger, and Mrs. Betty Blackwood who was joined by Mrs. Ann Walson for singmg of " An Everung Prayer." More readings were given by Mrs. Kathleen Scott, Mrs. Mary K. Roush, Mrs. Sisson, Mrs. Erma Roush, Mrs. Faye Dunlevy and Mrs. Pat Thomas. Special for the even· ing was "Vse the Gtft You Have" by Mrs. Leah Nease. Edith Sisson had a readmg, "Daily Prayer" and Faye Ou Dunlevy, a poem. There was another duet by Mrs. Blackwood and Mrs. Watson, "Previous Lord Lead Me Home". Refreshments were served to 14 members and three guests, Mrs. Ouhlevy, Mrs . Grace Wrner, and teh Rev, Harvey Koch. urn about fair play? Mothers-in-law have their day on Oct. 23 " l.ont•suml' Gt"org(>·_· _ {~obt"l. say mg. h1s wife, Ah('t\ dtdn 't t" ist h1s ann at all, has al·t·rpll-d Hn invitation to serve as natiOna l Mother-inLaw's Da~ chamnan for Florist s' Transworld Dellvery. whach ts promoting celebration of the event thiS )ear on Sunday, Oct. 23. " Allee's momma is one o£ fRIDAY A FISH fry b) the Middleport Fare Department from " to 7 thas evemng at the Too curious about tbe caller • Fry announced the school canuv~l will be ~eld Nov. 12. Each family is asked to contribute two dollars for the purchase of door prizes. It was noted that all prizes are pmd for by the PTO rather than solicttlng donatlons from merchants. Pnncipal John Lisle reported that pictures will be taken Thursday , Oct 20, and that the dental health program wtll begin lhe same day. Mr Lisle also noted lhat the fourth and siXth graders are takmg the Iowa Basic Skllls Tesl th1s week. Results will be sent home when they are compl eted. Mr. Lisle's fourth grade won the room count. After adjournment , refreshments were se rved'} 3-The Daily Sentmel, Middl eport-Pomeroy, o., Friday , Oct. 21\ Mothcr -in· l.aw of the Yea r from amon..: f1na1J sts chosen across the country in local rad10 station contests. The national winner w1ll receive a free tnp to the 1978 Tournament or Roses in Pasadena . California, on New Year's Day. By Uniled Press lnternaliunal The com bination of ducks and bass is enoilgh to get any sportsman's blood ruslung and mld.()ctobo;r is a good time for both. North 'of lnter stale 70, where the duck season is already open , this IS a good time to load a canoe with gear for both sporls and head down Ute slream for a full day . Your chances of jumping ducks or hookmg scrappy bass or both are very good. Smallmouth bass are espectally susceptible this time of ye ar to an imitation mmnow worked slowly, but actively on or jllSt below the water's surface. Small spinners and hve boil lake their share of fish durmg these times too. Fish are now on the last feedin g bender before the ice begms lo cover the water For best success use light lines and small lures . Ultralighl tackle is most no fire station m cooperation with auto show by Middleport merchants. EVELYN Wiens, career miSSIOnary to South Afri ca, to present complexittes and cha llenges of that country at a special sen •ice, 7 30 p.m . friday al the Chester Church of the Naz.arene Pubhc inVIied SOUP SU PPER beginnmg 5 p m. Fnday at Dorcas M. E. C1mrch soctal room Bean, vegeta ble soup , pt e and sandwiches; also a bazaar 4 Take cont ainers for carry Qut soup. Sponsored by Dorcas Women's Fellowship SATURDAY TURKEY SUPPER from 4 30 to 7 p m. Saturday at Tuppers Plams Fire Stauon. Turkey. dressing, baked beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, homemade noodles, salad, rolls, pie, punch and coffee . Sponsored by TuPilOrs Plains Community Club to ratse money for volunteer fire departmenl. CHESTER PTA annual carnival and jitney supper "1th supper beginning at 5:30 and carnival at 7: 30 p.m. Saturday at school EVELYN Wiens, career miSSionary to the Shangaan people m the Gazankulu homeland of the Republic of South Africa , to be speaker at the Middleport Church of the Nazarene, Saturday, 7 p m. Public invited. · SUNDAY THE NEWSMEN Qu~rter, Charleston, W. Va , to be at Pome)oy Church of the Nazarene 1 co rner of Mulberry and Umon, Sunday for both Sunday School and morning worship servtces. Rev Clyde Henderson, pastor, 111V1tes public to both 4 POLLY'S POINTERS effective now Duc ks, woodies in particular, can oft en be Oushed withm gun range by canoeists who let lhe1r craft drift slowly and s1lenlly in the current near deadfall and overhanging brush . This kind of huntmg demalids that only the bow.man be doing the Polly Cramer Beat soap sl4in build-up POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY ·• My oolhtub has bu ill-tn safely treads that tm ve a m tldew hkl' IJUIIdup I l'!:lllrl Ut fC IIlllVC. 1 have tr u.'tl u.sutg blea ~h. 4 powder deans mg .and a marked '> When vuu have stubborn ru.st spots on the ca t bumpt:r or chrum e chaar legs tt y diimpenmg Q rullcd up ball ur alummwn fu ll With wat er Our Interest Is Greater For You Rub wnh It unti l spots dasap- numbei uf deamng pruducts peat but tu no avail An) suggesIf you a J·e truubletl wll h lions wuuld ccrtamly ~ ap- ravel mgJ.Iutt uns put drop of p1cc1aled. -RUTH . deal na1l puhsh 111the m1ddle DEAR RUTH - Perl1aps of each button to seal the the slams a1e a bUlld-up of threads. -VIDA soap scum that has al ll acted DEAR POLLY - The ra ctl111l u make lt look dat k Try euons nu Iunger get 111 our kerosene. Rub It- _un even sweet corn as my Dad !las though tht' odor tnC:!Y seem u)).. pbnt ed the .sweet cum a little }ecttoni:lble at the tune. Then Wi::lys up 111 uur bean fields fur ·. wash away wnh soa py water. the petst tlu ee .Yea r ::;. When If that dues nut work apply a the corn ts reHtly the rac.:cuuns servtces. MONDAY BEN D o· THE Rtver Garden Club, 7 ·30 Monda) mght at the home of Mrs Bert Grmun Fur roll call p o ul t tee so ak e d wllh hyd rugen pe roxade and leave on fur a wh1le. Wash with tlu nut eot1t because they do nut hke tu g~t tang led up m the bean v mes II wurks! - soapy wa ter after the treatment -POLLY 0EAR POLLY - When PATIY DEAR POLLY- F o1 my 3yeat·old daughter's enJoy· drapes u1 bla nkets ha ve hu111a n ur Hnnnal hc.urs un them I put Ill my clothes ment I carefully remove from C:l vanety uf ccum ed goods e:&nd glue them to dt yer set at ·Fluff and no empty lo1 let ussue rulls tha t ! Heat" and...fmd any hcu r Will sa ve Th1 s creates her own cume uff. After tt WVI ked so groCery s tore" Hiong ~·ath well un woo l blanke ts I pass- other empty food boxes. I feel l!d the word on to my dry t h1s IS a learmng toy . She arcleaner. - CECILIA. ' ran ges and stac~ s lhem up DEAR POLLY •• My Pel and ··shups" Wllh a stroller Peeve IS wnh the numbers un f01 the thmgs she would hke houses that one is supposed to to buy. -CONNIE. I>; able to l'ead from the DEAR POLLY - When I street. When I helped my son fllld a hole 111 the ground from deliver papers on a ramy day · 1 ept:Jated wa tenng uf plant£ I I r ealized some numbers are place a used tea bag 111 the the sa me Juior as the house. hule ~ ur un top uf the ground some are not vistble at all and m a new pul pla ntmg) I then others are Iudden by flow ers, pou1 the Y.ater over the tea bushes and planls. How do bag a11d ha ve no more h ole~ such people expt:el good ser- -MARGARET members are lu tell how nat urt! a ffirms t he ex1stem:e uf GOO. F ur the arran~elne nt uf the muntll, lhe theme w11! Ht:trvesl Muon " BETHEL 62, lnle111allonal Q1der of Job's Oaughle", 7 ·30 Munday mght at the be ' Pomet oy M<:~ suru e Temple TUESDAY AMERICAN AssociaTIOn uf Un1Ve1 .s 1ty Wom e n , Mtddlepurt -Pume r uy at ea Branch, 7 30 Tuesday at Meigs H1 gh Sch uol libioly. PrugraJil un health sei'VIt..:es. vice from anyone when thetl' sueet number 1s nul plamly labels 4 PDIIy w1ll send you une uf het su~nell t hank -y uu 'l .·. " LONESOME GEORGE" Gobel's first act as 1977 national chairman for Mother-mLaw'!\J)ay, Sunday, Oct. 23, was to present a bouquet of fl owers to his own mother-an-law , Mrs. T.ucy Humecke. Gobel, a star of the Hollywood Squares TV show, was named chairman by Florists ' Transworld Delivery, Whi£h ts promoting tbe fourth Sunday of October as Mother.jn-Law 's Day. Agent doesn't live up to standards living with girl WASHINGTON (UPI\ been transferred and I cannot An FBI agent accused of . comment fur ther becau.se Its lh1ng with his g~rl fnend has an admrnistrat1ve action been suspended for three wrthm the bW'eau." weeks Without pay and transferred to New York by FBI Dir ector Clarence Kel(.,y. the Washington Post reported today. The agent, Jack T Colwell, filed suit in U.S. District Kelley lold Colwell m a personal letter, 3ccordmg to the Post , "you engaged m md1screuons whtch reflect unfavorably on yoW' moral character and wh1ch are not in keeping with the high 01urt to Alexandria, Va , sla ndards expected of Wednesday seekmg back pay employes of the FBI. This and permission to remain m conduct on your part is the FBI 's Washmglon office . inexcllSable and will not be An FBI spokesman told tolerated by me ." UPI, "Alii can say is he has The transfer to New York was eff ective Nov . I, lbe newspaper sa1d . Colwell was suspended for the first three new spape1 covpun drppers 1f weeks of October. she uses yut1r · favu ntc "Henceforth, you are to P ointe r , P eeve ur P1 oblt!m 111 conduct yolU'self in such a her column. Wnt e POLLY 'S manner as to be above POINTE RS 111 ca1 e uf thiS ·reproach so thai criticism of tH! W~papel . . tllr s nature wtll not again be , 5.75% On 90..0ay Certificates 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Cert ificates of Deposit. $1.000.00 LEBANON LESANON, Ohio (UP!) Becca Star nosed out Rusty Gold at the wire Thursday rught to wm the featured etghlh race at Lebanon Raceway The winner covered the mile m 2:07 4.0 and reiUmed $9, $3.20and $2.80. Rusty Gold ·kicked back $2.60 and $2.80 for second and Norton Bobby Lee paid $3.80 for third . Kanka Time (3) won the first race and Lenowee Howell (2) took the second for the nightly double combination worth $18.20. Culle~l' Fuutb.ull Ruundup •s tnvoked on all c e rt tficat e accovnh withdrawn pn or to the date of matur.fy Meigs Co. Branch ..@ Ttle Athen s County Sav•ngs & Loan Co 296 S e cond St. Pomeroy , Oh1o shoutmg TI1e reason fur that is obVIous, but the stern man can also ~et a share of the actwn af the partners simply change positiOn. The best places to try are those streams lhat make up a part of the major flyway network acorss lhe state. The Scioto ts a good example. It ISn'l necessary to hunt or fish the Scwlo River proper. In fact, smuller tributary waters and even nearby lakes and ponds are often more produCtive . Most of these are traveled only lightly durmg the summer canoetng season which may well result in better catches of fish and more abundant wildlife . Not many people will be out on the rivers jus! for fun th is time of year, so hunters and fish ermen will often have lhe waler alllo lhemselves Even so, it is wise lo avoid shooting mto areas where they may be people not vistble to you from the water. Early mormng and late afternoon a re good times to do yoW' fishing. Then, durmg L'>e hours of good sunlight when the fish aren't responding well anyway , you can switch to hunting ducks . Keep m mmd that you will need both a hunting and fishmg license as well as a federa l duck stamp when you se t out . Waterfowl regulations also prohibit lhe use of any boat which 1s powered by a motor. This is what makes the canoe such a des1rable craft for thiS type of hunting . Ufe jackets, spare paddles, walerproof bools and some method of protectmg your gun fr om moisture wtll r oundout the equipment you'll wa nt to brmg along The worst defeat Ill S.outhern Cal history m1gh1 have been the best thing thai ever happened to lhe Trojans. After Notre Dame beat Southern Cal 5J.ji in 1966, Coach John McKay vowed never agam to let the Irish hunuhate the Trojans. In the 10 games beiween the two nvals since then, South ern Ca l has won eight, lost one and tied one. And John Rob1ns o n, Mc Kay's s uccessor, has every mtenlion of maintaining the tradition when the teams meel Saturday in South Bend m a nationally televised game. Soulhem Fourlh ... anked ' ea1 has lost once aga1nsl five v1ctories, dropping a 21-20 dectsion to Alabama two weeks ago . The Irish, ranked lOth , are 4-1, losmg only to LEBANON LEBANON , Ohio (UP! ) Becca Star nosed out Rusty Gold at th e wire Thursday ru ght to win lhe featured eighlh ra ce at Lebanon Raceway The winner cove red the mile in 2:07 4.0 and returned $9, $3.20 and $2 80. Rusty GOld kicked back $2.60 and $2 80 for second and Norton Bobby Lee pa1d $3.80 for thtrd Kanka Time (3) won the ra ce and Lenowee Howell (2) tQok the second for the mghtly double combmation worth $18.20. Men's ldrawstnng waist I ELECTBIC SE~ VICE Donna Spencer, Olive We6er, Grace Stout, Fay Russell, Sheila Russell, Jo Hill, Pomeroy, and Eleanor Sayre and Diane Plumley, Point Pleasant , and Karen VanDyke, Athens, became new members at the weekly meetmg of the Con way D1et Club. A large revolvmg trophy for the most wetght lost for the week went to Pennee Knapp . Catherme Russell and Evelyn Wood tied for the small second pla ce trophy. A :iO-pound pin went to Pat Tennant, Athens . Juanita $3.77 .NT-.lRR.TPT.IIN Columbus and Southern c ustomers 1n pa rts of Athen s Washing ton an d Me1 gs Counties wil l soon be served from a new substation a t Coolvi ll e Oh1o Th1 s new sta t 1on wil l all ow the Company lo proper ly sup pl y I he 1nc reasmg requ~rem e n ts of customers' elec tri ca l de mand s, prov1de more rel1abl e serv1ce to the area a nd 1m prove voltage regulat1on Sayre, Pomeroy, received a 20 pound pm. ' WHA Standings By Un1ted Preu International W. L W1nn1peg New Eng land Quebec l ndt anapo !is · B1rmlngham Houslon 4 3 T Pts. 0 2 2 I 2 C•ncmna t• I J Edmonton 1 3 Thursday's Results <No games scheduled) Fr.day 's Games Cinci at Houston Quebec at IndianapOliS New Eng at W1nnipeg Saturday ' s Game Birm1ngham at Quebec 2 1 1 1 0 1 I 0 1 0 0 0 0 MEIGS.MASON AREA CHESTER L TA NNEHILL Exec . Ed. FIBER LOFT Sct'nwJ e ta s.~ po,;ta~c We hope th 1s outa ge w1ll not 'ca use you any maJor 1nconyer 1ence r, p<~ ld at PUI!It..'luy,Oh tu Niill< llll::ll ttdVCIIISIIi,l{" ICpr~sen- · IM liVI.' Wi:utl • Ct tffJLII Com pany, h w.·, Bunmcllt Hml (, DJ IH~h ~ r D1v, f Wt•1•k Hy M••lul !6CrVII L ll itl H uut~ w ]M,!Il' l ilfrH..'f aV;tll<!hlt,: U11e munlh, P ~ 8~ mcul 11 1 Ohw aoJ W Vii ,, Otlt' Veal , l ~l 00 ' S1x nwuths, fll :MJ, llun uwulh s, $7 00. F.l:icwht•fl' 10!6 00 ;e!lr . S1:c: Ullt lllhs I U :.Ol, l'hl ~: t '''"ult1s, l i 50. SuJ.x..nlpll••ll IJIIt: c mdudt ·~ SunJ<~} 1111 1 1'~1.'111JII t•l \ 't. , , , l \ , I ·V· · "'"~1 ~ ><i~·~ 1' • .~ , -• ' . m Purdue beat Michigan 16-14 lasl year to topple the Jahhar $5,000 NEW YORK (UP!)- Com- Player's AssociBtion, which missiOner Larry O'Bnen's swift and severe censure of hol ds the comm1sstoner has Kareem Abdui-Jabbar indicates lhat the National Basketball Association is fightmg , was d1smayed . " We're unhappy With f1 ghtmg on the court and we've talked about tt at our meetmgs ," said Larry $14 '3" $}33 ' \ ' IS Sport·Parade Cotumbu, '----------------------- JOU~P~n --~---------------- Fletsher , coun sel for the association. 11 BUt fining a on noti ce that I oppose 8 7 4 3 2 2 Los Angeles 1 1 500 12 ' Golden Slat 1 1 , 500 Por t land 0 0 000 ', ~, Seatlle 0 l 000 1 Thursday 1s Result Cl eveland 107, New Orlean s 10.4 Fnday's Games tnd1ana at Ch 1c ago Portland at Seattle Detro1t at Wasn Los Ang at Denver Houston at Kan C1ty New Orleans at N J t 1 Sa(l Anton•o at Golden Stal e ', • Saturday's Games Boston at Houston Den'ller at Deti'Oil Chicago at Milwaukee Cle"Veland at Allanta N J at Buffalo Kan C•tv af lnd1ana Was h at N Y San An t onio at Portland New Orleans at Phil a player $5,000 offends me just 2 2 NEW YOHK (UPI) Nadia Comaneci received another award Thursday but seemed more exc1ted at meeting Chrystie Jenner's husband. The Romanian teenager, now 15, who electrified the world with her recordshattering gymnastic feats during the Olympics m Montreal, was honored as the 1976 Pinch Woman Athlete of the World and with a check for $10,000 by Herman Mermoff, the spmsor of the event. the $10,000 was turned over to the Romanian Gymnastic Federation . She has been tour111g the U.S. with the team , and said through an mterpreter , ''The excitement of my tnp to the United States, m additim to WllUling this beautifUlmophy, was meeting With Bruce Jenner (the Olymptc decathlon champwn). I think he 's very cute." In !966, a coal-waste slide buried the Welsh mining town of Aberfan. Two days later, 135 bodies had been found. I witnessed a perfect example of that after last Tuesday rugllt's contest at Y~nkee Sladium, when the wives of two public officials trying to get into the Yankees ' dressing quarters were nearly crushed in the rush. For most of those unequipped to take part m professional sports, the next greatest satisfaction comes from identifying with a particular sports figure, Getting close to such a figure , rubbing shoulders with him or talking with him always is far more personally satisfying lhan merely rootmg fo r hun . When fans grow a little tired of rooting, the more belligerent ones gel mlo f1ght.s with those who show any s1gns of dtsagreemg wtth them. Other countries besides ours are plagued by the same problem. SOccer fans are notonous for letting their emotions run away with them and have caused all kinds of havoc in South America, Euroll" and As1a. More Ulan 100 representatives from 22 European goverrunents got together m Brussels last month for the f1rst International Congress on Violehce in Sports, hoping to come up w1th some way to curb the violence. "We want to put an end to 1t," said Vic De Donder, attache to the Mmister of Flemish CultlU'e , "but, as m the case of any illness, we fist need~ diagnos1s: Where is the evil ? What are the causes? What means can be used to do away with this evil ? Who should apply these remedies?" The evils are right i'1 front of us every day. Ask someone like Reggte Smith, who had all kinds of dangerous objects hurled at him during the Series, or Pete Rose, who has had everything thrown at him from golf balls to whiskey bottles. . The causes? Lack of education is a primary one. Lack of education and parental guidance beginning at home. Proper protective measures provide the best possible remedy there is. If more pollee are needed in the ballparks or arenas, they should be added. Nobody ever starls trouble with a policeman two feet away. The athletes can help more than they generally do, also When lhe fans began acting up during the 1973 playoffs between the Reds and Mets, they quieted down m a hurry when Wtllie Mays, Yogi Berra and Tom Seaver went out on the f~eld and asked them to. ~ The fan who runs out on the field dyrmg a game, mterrupting play and saying in effect, hey, look a't me, automabcally loses all his bravado as soon as he's collared by the police. For a few fleeting moments, he was able to identify with his heroes on the field, Now he's forced to tdentify with all those other wrongdoers hauled into court and he doesn't care for that too much. One young man who ran out on the held during a ballgame at Shea Stadtum this surruner didn't have any shoes on The police asked him where his shoes W"fe. "They're back at my seat," he satd. "I didn't want to hurt the tiny petals of grass." Which gives you a rough idea of the type of individual who isn' t happy unless he's bothering everyone else. 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" Dav1s , who gamed 105 yards Wulverines from the No 1 last week m a 56-Cl rump over . spnt Mtchigfn IS keepmg previnu Siy undefeated that in mind against hghtlyW!sconsJn 1 ' We learned a regarded Mumesota versity ; No . 3 Alabama is an off.the-board favorite ove r Ch 1c ago al Colorado Detro 1t at Minn esot a Atlanta at P1I1Sbgh Boston at Los Ang Cleveland at 51 LOuis Ph d a at To ronto NY Rang ers at N Y !Slan ders with belt Men's Carhartt Blanket lined anyone lightly," sa1d Michigan fullback Russell nationally ranked teams, toprated Michiga n is a 2().poinl favonte over Minnesota ; No. 2 Texas IS a 17-point favorite over Southern MethodlSI Uni- Thursday's Results Montr ea l 2. Detro1t 2 Bu ffalo 7, Colorado 5 Cleveland 7, M innesota 4 Ph 11a 11, P1Hsbgh 0 Fr iday's Game NY Islanders at Atlanta variety of colors and tabards Sweat Shirts Pullover c hotce of colors lessn n "We're not gmng to take Pro Standings WRAP SWEATERS Sweat Pants Viq~ima. ThW'sday in fmmg Jabbar $5,000 for punching Kent Louisville; No . 5 Ohio State IS Benson in a game Tuesday By MILTON RICHMAN off the board over NorthwesnigQt. "1 will use- aH· the UPI Sports Editor tern ; No . 6 Oklahoma IS powers o£ my offa ce to favored by 14 over Iowa NEW YORK ( UPI) - Aware of the old baseball adage you prevent vwlence within the state; No. 7 Colorado 1s a- can't steal ftrst base, a young fan inflamed with the excitement • NBA " four1Joint underdog m a b1g of the moment wondered what his chances were of making off Ja bbar, an NBA veleran ga me at 17thranked wtth third instead. and an aU..gtar for the Los Nebraska; No. 8 Arkansas is So the instant pinch-hitter Lee Lacy popped to Mike Torrez Ange les Lakers, punched favored by II over Houston, for the final out of the World Series last Tuesday rught, this and No 9 Penn State is a 14· particular teen-ager darted from where he had been Benson, a highly regarded rook ie for the Milwaukee Mississippi in the1r Sf'Pnn d pmnt favorite over West impatiently walling near the Dodgers' dugout llt Yankee Bucks, m the face, knocking Stadium and made a beeline for his pr,ize. him to the court w1th a mild One of the special guards, ass1gned to help control the crowd, co nc ussiOn and assorted saw him and headed him off. The nexl thmg you kn ow, the lacerations. yatmgster who had wanted Uurd base so much as a sou verur of Jabhar suffered a fracture NHL St.-ndmgs NBA Standings of the fourth metacarpal of By Un1ted Press International By Un•ted Press International the Yankees' firsl world championship in 15 years lay Campbell Conference Entern Conference stretched out on llle turf , h1s head bleeding where he had been the nght hand and will be . P.-tr ick Division AtlantiC DIViSIOn stdelined at least three ' W. L T Pts. W ).. Pet. GB hit by a billyclub. 4 0 0 8 New York 1 0 1 000 P hi ladelp hia He remamed mollonless for some tune. EveniUally, a weeks. Were it not for the NY Rang ers 2 I I 5 Ph li adelph 1 0 1 000 stretcher was brought out and he was placed on 1!. As he was injury , Jabbar would have Atlanta 2 0 1 S Buffa lo 1 0 1 000 being earned away, he noticed some fans still s1tting behind been suspended as weD as NY Islanders 1 2 1 3 Boston 0 1 000 1 Smythe Div•sion N ew Jer sey 0 1 000 1 the dugout, whereupon he lifted his head and raiSjld his right fmed W L T~ Pts . Central 01\'JSIOQ " ! had dec1d ed that Vancou\ler 2 I 1 5 w L Pet. GB forefinger in the air, joyfully Signifying the Yankees now were Ch1 cago 1 1 2 A San Antonio l 0 J 000 indisputably No. I. inunediate suspenston was 112 Colorado 0 2 2 2 Cl eve land 1 1 500 More than 20 fans and at least half a dozen police officers appropriate !lntll I recieved 1 M innesota 0 .4 0 0 Wash.ngtn 0 0 .000 h 1 1~ reqwred medical treatment in the heat of the hysteria and news St LO LliS 0 4 0 0 Atlanta 0 0 000 late yesterday " Wales Conference New Or lens 0 1 000 l scuffling which followed the Yankees' viclory over the (Wednesda y) of AbdulNorns DIVISiOn HOLI Sfon 0 I 000 1 Dodgers. One police offic1al said the 350 City po licemen and 300 J abbar 's mjury, " satd Western Conference W L. T Pts Montreal 4 0 1 9 Midwest Division other special guards had tried to keep the fans off the f1eld O'Brien. "That development Los Angeles 2 I 1 5 W L Pet GB after the game, but ''therewas no possible way we could do it.'' !united my options." P•tfSbllrgh 1 3 I 3 Chicago 2 0 1 000 Washington 1 2 0 2 Denver 1 0 1 000 '~ ' What makes people behave this way? O'Brien settled for a fine Delro1t 0 1 1 2 Detro11 l 1 500 l A nwnber of theones have been advanced and, haVIng been the largest in the history of Adams D1vision Mllwauke 1 1 500 1 the league. w l T Pts. Indiana 0 1 000 1112 around the crowds for a 1ong lime, I have my own one. Buttato 3 1 I 7 Kansas C1ty 0 2 000 2 At some time or another, it seems to me , everyone wants to Jabhar refused comment Clevel and 3 I 0 6 Pacif1c D1v1sion be psrt of the "action," usually by identifying with the on the decision, but the NBA Toron to 1 1 I 3 w L Pet GB Boston 1 2 I 3 Ph oenix 1 0 1 000 ballplayer on the field, the fighter in the ring or the driver in Ladies join diet club O'Brien fines breaks" Jn other gam_ps mvolving Saturday's Games first necessary," Kelley sa1d m the letter. The newspaper quoted Colwell 's lawyer Stephen Pickard as saying Colwell was separated from his w1fe but not divorced. Col well said tn hls suit h1s ; ''conduct is neither tmmoral \ under CU_!'}'ent standards nor disresp~~t ive of the high standards of cond uct expected by the FBI. " game. "Bryant had somebody up above helping , Alabama," Notre Dame Coac h Dan Devine sa id of Alabama Co ac h Bear Bryant . "Hopefully we'll have the same thing. We need a greal team effort and some United Press Inte rnational Minimum Interest r Payable Quarte!ly . ' A su bstantial p ena lty lim Irish to host Southern Cal Outdoors· studieS show that while mothers-an-law have my favorite ~pie," Gobel been scorned and slandered sa1d. "She laughs at all my for about fo•r thousand stories a nd .appreciates my years. most Amencans love musiC. So I don't tell any of and admire their mothers-mlhose mother-in-law jokes law and reject lhe "[ think It's high lun e stereotyped tmage of the molhers-in-law had a ,day of women as interf erring , their own . I agree with the nagging shrews. man who said you need both a While not motivated solely good wife and a good mother- by alt rui sm, Ihe 16,000in-law for a sueeessful member floral delivery marriage - and he 's not sure cooperative hopes the abowhich of the two is more servance o£ Mother in Law 's important." Day on the fourth Sunday of A panel of Judges headed by Octoter will catch on and w1n Gobel , one of the stars of the belated recognition and Hollywood Squares"tv show, appreciation for the unfairlyWill select a 1977 FTO maligned ladies :Board candidates address PTO Three candidates for Me1gs Local Board of Educatwn ' spoke to the Salisbury PTO Tuesday .evenmg. To com· : ·plete the program Dale · :Harrtson, on behalf of State : ·Game Protector Andy Lyes, ·:discussed-election Issue 2. · After the flag ceremony, • ·Jed by the Salisbury Brownies ' .and Girl Scouts, and · :devotions by Jack1e Zirkle, ·the program was presented. :Board candidates Wendall '·' Hoover, Rita Maust, and Carol Pierce spoke on their reasons for seeking election. Hamson presented sex~ral · arguments against Issue 2, :the proposal to ban leg-hold :traps . : Ourmg the business · meeting, president Barbara . •' t" . rj-. 2-The Da1ly &ntinel. ~liddleporl -Pomeru), O., fnday, Ocl. 21. 1977 L/H •lb . Plus S2 80 to S3 12 FE T and o ld Pkg . of 3 pr. 1 -SNOW TIRES NOW IN STOCKSTOP IN SOON POMEROY HOME & AUTO THESE MAKf GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS MODERN SUPPLY 992-2094 399 W Mam St 992 2164 Pom eroy , 0 The store w 1th " All Kmd ~ of Stuff" tor pets ~ stables - large and small an1mals ,___ ~ 606 E. Main • Pomeroy, 0. •,. �5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday. Ocl. 21. 1977 ' Costume-party enjoyed Browns face Bills • Sunday battle m ~t :' ... DA1'1NY EO WAfWS TIM WYANT THilEE J LIX.IO RS wlw piay tal'ke for the Meigs Marauders ~re Danny Edwards. Ti i11 Wyant, Md H.;mdy :\rrwld . Danny i\n. 74 is 6'0" tall and weighs IBSlbs., and big enough t tl take on the opptlsltwn Ht=o is the s()n of Mr. and l\.lrs. l..B; rry Edwards 11f l\.lain St. in Rutland . RANDY ARNOLD Tim No . 75 is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Wyant of Kingsbury Rd . Tim weighs llG pounds and is 5'8'' tall. and knows his way around the playing fi eld . Randy , No. 7G. is 5' 11 " ta ll and 190 pounds. He well deserved the letter he received last year. He is the Slll1 of Mr . and Mrs. Stacie Mnold of Rt. l in Minersville . Miami at Bowling Green in key MAC grid contest l'uited Prt>ss lnh•rnation al playing Southern· Il linois: The pruning process beg ins Weste rn Mi chi gan t 2-2 ) Saturday m the torrid ,\ol!d- . meeling Marshall : ·Cen tral Ameri cH n Con ferrn c e ~li c h iga n 13·1\ playin g fO<llbail ral"t'. Akron: and Ball Stale {3-1) Four ,)f the six tea ms stillln taking on Ca l Poly-Pomona .. rontemion f{w the title dash "If we C'an beat Bowling hrad -nn and afte r the snwke Gr·ee n . we can eliminate dears. at least <1ne and them fr om the race," says poss!IJ!y two. eould.be in deep ;\liami Coach Dick Crum , troublt' . wh0se Redskins play only \l mmi lRki!s its league- fin:• conference games . and· leadmg 1.0 record to BoW.ling nnly t,\•o .of the six contending · Gre-en 13-l l m one of thfi. key · teanis, o· lf everybody los~}; games. wh1le Kent Stale t3-1l lwo, we can afford to lose at travels to Eastern i\1ichigan least one ... Crum added. t·hl l m the otl1er . In Miami. BOifling Green Th e th trd confe rence will be meeting a first pla ce matctJup sends winless Ohin team for third straight week .. L1 nire~s1ty 1 0-4 l a ga in-st Fir s t it was Weste rn equally winless Toled o \ IH l. ·. Mic\l igan . · then Kent State while- the othe r fo ur teams and now the Redskins . hos t non- co nference foes . "Thai's quite a challenge in :"JMthern il lino is 10-4 1 anyb<;ldy's league," sa id BG ~ Coach Denny Stolz. " If we can win on Saturday, our players will have · acct>mpli s hed quite a n ac hievement .. , . St olz called Miami " the best conference team we will have played to date," but also hit on what could be another key ··\Miami just might also he ' the healthiest learn in the league and that means a lol at th is point in lhe season," Stolz said. The game matches the top . tw o total offen se quarterbacks in the league in Miami 's Larr y F ortner and Bow lin g Green 's Mark Miller. averag ing 175.5 and 162 .7 yards per game respec tive ly. Fortner has completed 24 of 32 pass attempts the last two games and accounted f()r six touchdowns, four passing and two ru nn ing. Kent State, unbeaten in leag ue action until last week's 1~-JO loss lo Bowling Green, finds itself in a must win si tuation against Eastern Michigan, lhe surprise learn in the conference so far. "Every game is pivotal from here on ou t," said Kent Coa ch Dennis Fitzgerald . " To win Ihe conference championsh ip we can't afford another loss ." The OU-Toledo game matches veteran Bill He ss a gai ns t one ·of his. former players in first-year Rockel Coach Chuck Stobart and will get one of the two learns oul of the basement. " Toledo's impro1•ing," said Hess , "we can see 11 in the three movies we have. It wUI he their homecoming a nd they 're pretty hungry for a win ." Hess remembers Stobarl, his first quarterback when he too k over the OU job 20 years ago, as ''ha rd-working, very intense and always wanting and trying his hesl to do well. " "Bill Hesss taught me an . awfully lot of football while I was at Ohio ," said Stohart. ''I credit him with a lot of the success 1 had as a highschool coach , and that in turn helped me gel an op'lning in college · coaching.'' In 'other games this weekend , Ohio State puts is 5!'record up against winless Northwestern at Evanston, lll. ; Cincinnati tries to get back on the winning tra il by hosting Tulsa Saturday night ; and Dayton and Youngstown Slate squa re off at M YoW1gstown . Ohio Conference games . find Ohio Wes ley~n al Baldwin:wallace, Denison at Otterbein and Mount Union at Marietta in the Blue Division and Ohio Northern al Capital, Muskingum al Heidelberg and Wittenberg at Wooster in the Red Division. Other games have Slippery Rock ( Pa .) at Ashland, Central Stale al Western Illinois, Hanover (Ind .) ~~ Bluffton, Defiance at Grand · V~lley {Mich.) , Earlham (Ind .) · al Findlay, Taylor (Ind.). at Wilmington , Case Western al Geneva (Pa .) , Hiram at W & J (Pa .) . and John Carroll at THiel (Pa.) . BEHEA , Ohin !UPI ) Fnutball fa ns who enjoy _L he arti stry or a nack running hack may be in for a treat Sunday when Greg Pruitt leads the Clev!!lm1d Browns aga inst O.J . Simpson and the Bills ·al Buffalo 's Hith Stadium . Provided that injuries don't handicap either of the sta rs. Pruilt has been hobbled by persistent ankle sprains last· seaSO(l and this and also has had lhe handicap of facing s uch awesome defen sive un1ts as Cincinriati, New England, Pittsbur g h, Oakland and Houston in succession . He has run for 260 yards in · 66 carries, neverthe less, a 3.9 yard ttverage, in_opc nin~ his drive for a third · straight 1,000-yard rushing .season . And as an extra added attraction , he's hit two of four passes, one for a touchdown and the other selling up Doo Cockroft's 3{).yard field goa l lo bea I Houston 24·23 Sunday on the last play of the game. Simpson, on the other hand, has already carried 98 Limes for 426 yards although he has yet to score a touchdown on the ground , Neither has any ottler Bills rurmer , however, as they have m~na ged only 42 points in five games , all on passes and ki cks. · They're comif!g off a spirithfting victory , however, 1tipping Atlanta 3-0 last week lo snap a 14-game losing streak. II was the Bill 's first shutout since they blanked Baltimore 6-11 nearly three years ago. And Buffalo coach Jim EVA:\STOK , Ill . t UPIJ How do you ge t yo ur na tionally nmked team up to play N-orth\,·estern? That 's .the problem faci ng Ohi u State ·s W1w.Jd\' Haves Saturday as -tre sCnds ·his fift hranked Buckeyes against the- winlesii and lrxlt hless Wildcats. · "We nere r . ne\'er fi gure on an easy fr-~tball game," sa it1 Hayes . "' Th ey f North · western 1 are getting better.·· But, -even if the Wil dcats are gell ing better. they have <1 lo! of roo m for irnpro\·eme nt . In their si x losses . . Coach J ohn Pont's team has managed to score onlv three touChdo.,Tis and a pair ·orfi eld gOals for an average of 4.5 points per game . And, the Wildcats ha vc allowed 160 points while )'et to meet a wi th the off .e nsive potency of the Buckeyes . OSU assistant coach Bill Mi les labe led 1he Nor thwes t e rn defense "sticky," adding·, 'it may be they are just on the field for too many sn~ps. I hope we ca n keep · them out there Saturdav. " Miles · labeled 5-ll , ~03pound senior linebacker Paul Maly. a former Cinci nnati Elder High School star , as the Wildca ts top defender. Maly, switched from mid~le guard th is year. leads the team in tackles with 78. Miles noted that Saturday's game w-ill be th~ second stra ig ht in which the Bu ckeyes have .provided I he t~am 1 com peti tion for a homecoming game . '''In the JXJSition we are," said Miles, "people think they can make their :season by beating us. We h'ave to do a good job against Northwestern or nothing else will matter." Offensively, Northwestern has really been struggling. Pont has used four diff~rent starting quarterbacks trying to find the right combination , but so far none has got the job done . "They are obviously having quarterback problems ," said asssistant coac h Gary Tranquil , "and their kicking Northwestern after missing three weeks with a sprained ankle. The Buckeyes will he close lo lull strength for the game with only defensive tackle Eddie Beamon 's sprained ·Tonight's games ankle leaving him questionable. M ei gs at Aihens Running hack Jeff Logan, Gallipol i s at Ironton who missed most of the first Wellston. at Jackson Logan at Waverly five games with an ankle Eastern at Hannan Trace injury, played his first full Alexander at Kyger Creek game in last week's 27-6 win Hannan at North Gal!ia over Iowa and Should be Ri pley at Pt. Pleasant Winfield at Wahama · nearly 100 percent this week . South Point at Rock Hill "Jeff had a heck of a game Wayne ~t Co~l Grove last week after practically no work in · five weeks, '' said THISTLEDOWN Hayes. NORTH RANDALL, Ohio (UPI) - Miss Nurse, with Billy Wilson up, ran the six furlongS iJ) I: 13 2-5 Thursday to win the featured eighth race at Thistledown, paying $8.80 to win . The 5-6 daily double of Get the Cash and Ohio Indian paid $48.60. A .crowd of 3,323 bel f!72,405. Th e Brg Bend Warrior paydirt . The try for the extra Amateur F ootball Team point was no good. suffered its third loss in four Fourth quarter action saw starts this season by the a Warrior touchdown und e fe~ted Wood County recalled by a holding penalty. · Raiders. The Raiders opened Later the Raiders Pratt scoring late in the first ·stanza threw his second touchdown .when their quarterback went · pass again on the halfback one-yard for a touchdown option . The kick was good capping off a fifty-five yard making the score 28-0. driv e. The point after was The game of the se ason for bloc ked by Mark Vaughn of the Warrior Team will take the Wa rrior Team. (iace on Saturday night at Then with 2:29 left in the 7:30p.m . in Middleport , wrth haU, lhe Warriors ga ve up a arch rival the Gallia deliberate safety on fourth Oi,.,ipl "'· By un;Jed lnl.,nar;onal and 15 inside their own 5 yard . line. That strategy almost Hock ey worked when the Raiders New York ISiandors Traded cen t er AnOre St. L au fumbled on the kick·off. rent to Det r oi t tor r ight wing However , they recoVered Michel Bergeron ; assig ned de YOUR AREA their own fumble. fonsem an Pqt Pr ice and rookie cenJer Mike ~ a szyckl to Rc After a timeout, a perfectly executed screen play put ~-- Bask elba \I Ind ianapol is Pla ced on them on the six wlth a first waivers gua r d Wi llie Sm ith and goal with l :291eft. Then a halfback option pass was complete for six points. The ~:;~:·;:;·:·;-. ·· · extra poi nt was good lo give the Wood County team a 15-0 halftime advantage. After the rest period, a kick-uff return gave the West 992-5291 Virginians goo d field position . Then the speedy St eve Pratt flashed around 172 N. "2nd Ave. Middleport. the right end for 62yards to s ---,--------, IJ)Orts MEIGS Itransactions 'I !· II I I Equipment Co. POMEROY, 0. PH. 992·2176 t t. 1 I .IHnarevlensalellona .._________ I I I ·• I, I I 1 I I JI New Idea I ..; __Equipment p,,,. now 2-3 . FAMILY JEWELRY Th e J ewelry of Lo ue BEAlJTII•'UL I<' AMILY lHHTHSTON -io: JEW ..: J.HY lo"OH MOTIH: HS :-: ·. COMPANY ONLY 2 IN STOCK J•ricn haud 11rr for nnl! ll wt t h numllt'r of a1o ne1 1ht1wn Add ~ Grate and Pipe to Fit REG. 1269.95 NOW u:AR· fLE SUN FLOWER SEED ,Jew,p,I T)' 50 lb•••••••••• . '12.50 2Y2 lb••••••••••••• 95~ " 1 ' lb••••••••••••••·•• 28' INGLES Pomeroy, 0. IS Candy's Classic Collections Middleport, Ohio - -.- - --....--... 1!}P# BAUM TRUE VALUE :: 985-3301 ·. ·.·. ; ···.·.·. ·.·.·.. . ;:·:;:.. :; .· ;.. ,.. •.•.•. v CHESTER, 0. ···:::.. ·. ·-::.;::;:;:;.. :;:.; ls Your Gua rant ee o1 SatJslac tJon ! cosrs so LITTLE ANYONE C AN Aff OftD IT! OIIH pLAsTIC Upper River Rd . 49¢ ~' ~ ·~ '' ,. t, ' ,, h 1.,' ',. -~· 11·· • J •' 1 • t DEAR READERS: When I mildly agreed with " Against Unlisted Telephones" I wasn't prepared for such violent · and total • opposition : In fact, I haven't received so much <~ anti" mail in years . It far exceeds the few blasts ttuit came my way after I said " living in sin" is a misnomer for money-shurl pensiuneers whu can't afford marriage. Please forgive . I should have qualifled my answer with, ''Unlisted nwnbers are often justified, but. .. " However, I can 't help adding, " If everyone felt as you correspondents do, there'd be no need lor phone books."· H. P.S. Read on : DEAR HELEN : I could scarcely believe the leller from "Against Unlisleds" and your answer. · · My father is a police officer. We must be unlisted lo protect ourselves from harrassmenl, threats, elo. A " N.S." (no solicitors) after his name in the book wouldn't help. Solicitors are the least of our problems. · NOTHING WRONG WITH UNilSTED ·· DEAR HELEN : . My husband is an <:lttorney. Before going unlisted, we r~ceived calls almost nightly from couples who were lighting and decided they needed a divorce lawyer · al3 a .m .! Really important calls are screened through a 24-hour answering service on his office phone. 1 once spent a harrowing four hours alone in the house with our two Loddlero and a disgrWllled murderer out on hail : He felt my husband was not giving him adequate defense. Thus I would strongly object to names (with addresses. no numbers) of unlisteds appearing in the book, even though this might ease the information operator's burden . • ATTORNEY'S WIFE DEAR HELEN : · My husband was a grocery store manager. A man got his ' Plans were finalized for a name off his badge, then looked up our name in the book and · halloween party to be held at ca lled our hom~. Our little son said "hello" twice' and then the Bradbury Church of hWlg up as no o~e answered.' But the extortioner had taped his Christ on Oct. 31 when the voice. He then called the store and told John his family was beyouth of the church mel ing held for ransom· "proved" il with our son's " hello." Fortunately John called home and foWld out we were okay. WedJ\esday night. The party will be held from But this shows how dangerous it is 'for certain people to be 7 until 9 p.m . with judging of listed. There are many kinds of "solicitors" out there.· ONCE costumes to take place in the IS ENOUGH categories of eight and under, DEAR HELEN : II people wanllo be WJiisted, it's their choice (at a small add· and nine and over. There will ed cost) and why should you care? We only "irk" those we do he a spook house, a variety of not want to bother us. You'll notice I did not include my games, a nd .refreshments. Plans were also made dur- · nwnber in this leiter. - IRKED AT YOU ing the meeting for a visit to DEAR HELEN: Persistent solicitors sometimes gel hold of unlisted the Meigs County lnfinnary on Wednesday night. The nwnbers. Our child was very ill with cystic fibrosis. Her lungs group will lake gifts, and will were heQlorrhaging. The phone rang. I was expecting the docsing and give readings for the Lor, and when a salesperson started ljer spiel, t told her, " My program . ReVival was an- daughter is very ill; my phone is Wllisled!" A few minutes nounced for Dee. 16, 17 and 18 later the phone ning again. The saleslady screamed, ''You are with "The Watchmen" of rude !" Why not criticize telephone.solicitors, rather than unlisteds ? Chesapeake. A Christmas Our lovely daughter died last October, at the age of 19. Mrs. singspiralion was discussed by the youth along with the B.J .F. ~ annual Christmas party . u Kevin King . presided at the meeting with Brian Wilcox giving devotions. Choir practice was held preceding the The Middleport-Pomeroy chairman . On a pant!l will!Jt:: meeting . Area Brandl of the Ame ri~.;ctn Mr S. Ge nt! L yU ns, atlAs.sociat iun uf Univc 1·sity miitistratiw assistant u£ the . Wumcn wiU meet .at 7!"30 Meigs County Health Depart· Tuesday night in the Meigs ment, and ·Ga ry Aspin, lligli School Libra ry. se~ nittt ria r t. '. In 1966, a coal-waste slide The prugrmn will be on the A tribute wi ll be given Lo buried lhe Welsh mining town theme " Awareness of Health Mrs. Nellie Vale uy · Mrs. of Aberfan . Two days later, Services" with J uan Culp, Roberta Wilsun. Those who 135 bodies had been found . took appliealiuns a.l the ret.'tmt tea ctr.e invited to attend the meet ing , Hostesses wi ll he Mrs. Martha Husted, Mfss . ATTEND CHRISTENING Sus an F leshman, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey and Rachael Downie, <1nd Miss Mrs. Harry Moore were in Friday, Saturday Helen Smith. Colwnbusover the weekend . & .Sunday , for the christening of Mrs. October 2 I. 22. 23 Moore's greatnephew, Eric MOONSHINE COUNTY Douglas Langenfeld, son of Douglas Langenfeld and the RECEIVES DEGREE EXPRESS r PG l former Carol Jean Jones. The Daniel Nease, son of Mr. • christening took place at the Mrs. Fred Nease, receivCRAZY MAMA c Rl Brookwood Presbyle?ian and ed his masters degree in Church .• Later in the day the geography specializing in · birthday of Joe Bailey was cartography recently from Closed For Season celebrated. Bowling Green State UNiversity. He . graduated cum laude. Nease graduated from Southern High School in 1971 and received his bachelor of science degree from Ohio University in 1975. Halloween party to be planned 'I~ _., _.; 1 ,_ : , r · ~ ' - . . '. ~ • , ~, ~ t ,., p,,.~~ WARP BROS. Chicago 60651 h n"t'''', tn Jlt.t ~ l•• · Snn<' 1qn At Hardw ar e. Lumb er & Bu il t;fir>g Supply S j ' 1 ~!:1 . NEW HOLLAND WHITE ' I 240 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis • \ JIM'S NEW & USED FARM EQUIPMENT Rt. 35 West GaiJ,pous ••• • .. ' ' j~ -~=~ :~ Y ar ene lle IC :::: .. Pasllwo meetings of the Syracuse Brownie Troop have been held at the home of Kim Adams. At last week's meeting Terri Roush led in the pledge, Kim Adams, the gir'l scout promise, an~ all of the Brownies joined in si nging the Brownie Smi le Chatter Club holds food sale ,\ luud .'W it WII S Wt·dnl' sll<ty lldd at the n1ght ll lL'CIJug .,f lilt' ( 'hatl.t •r ('lull itcld at lhl' Sou11it•I'IJ Oh111 J·:Jl'd n v l'o. Mrs. J>Hrn!IJy l( .,t_u·h, liw'itu.. . s. 'M I S a s..,ts lt'd h:o. Mrs. Trull ~ WIIII;Hll ...,. Culut rthu~ a lit! Tlw iHII!Uil ! Chn stJIIas t1111 · sl'l f11r Ike I al li ::IO Ill' I' WCJ S IJ.ll !. }JJ.lhc JJI'IZII!i g111/Jg 111 .l;H'IIi.>:-., Mr:; :\.1r.t. ,. El<tltlt.' .1\!tt·l· SpilL·~. MGJry Slan ht·r, w1d Mrs. M r~. · g ~~~s Op:d BdrTsrnncn t!-1 r,f ;.,; md\\ wilt.·.-.. dups , JlUl ll pkm pH'. cufft·L• ;nu l p up \\l'l'l' 'll' tV l' d Ht·n·n--' 1ng tl u111 pnll'S \\ l'rt' :\Irs. Bl'lly Bl /..'J~" ;m!J ~ rs Eslhl't K1nl'ulks ;1l Po1111 Jlcmleu. Nature fi gures were made out of pipe dea nt• rs. Jayne Im ~ P lt•iJSillll. Ml• llJIJt<r ~ boden and Jane Jett provided the rcfrcsluncnts . Lori Gruescr pn·sclltt•d l11 1 ,' i \t'ssg 1ft:-. Lu led in the Lord's Prayer. . Mrs. Hua ~h . (;Jfls Wt'i'l' At yesterday's meeting i::l pmdice wets held fur investiturt! to l'l'l 't'JVl'd by M;ll'!L' Lct/hl!ll, take place at next meeting at at the home uf, Mrs. Pat Philson, leader, if sehoul is nut back in seSsion . All of the Brownies are IH rlhd<.JY HmJ all/II VL' I'.'Ia r y, toweartheiruniforms. MaryBaldwinledinthe pledge, Wendy and M<iry .Stardter and Mrs. Ho~ clt, i.Jl!III VCJ'Siil'y' Fry , the girl scout promise, and Sarah- Fhilson and Terri Carnes Wl!n: pli.t .~ L'd wtth Roushscrvedthe'refreslunents. . SYRACUSE JUNIOR.TROOP 1204 You' 'I I Meeting of the troop since school is closed are being held at the Asbury United Methodist Church basemer!L Wednesday tract it down the troop decided lo sell candy bars as a money making projecl much faster The members were reminded that registration money is lo he turned in next week . Meeting next week was sel for 3 to 4 p.m. with a in the church basement. Books will also he for sa le next week. WANT AD Sherrie Sisson led in the pledge: Veronica Provo, the prayer, and Paula Winebrenner, the girl scout promise. AI last week's meeting Paula Winebrenner had the prayer, Sherri Sisson, the promise, and Jill Nease led in group singing. The girl scout laws were reviewed by Sher1-y Ritchie and Becky Arnott. Mrs. Joyce Sisson had charge of the meetingi and Lori Michael served the refreshments . POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 1276 A discussion on the new handbook, " New Worlds to Explore~~ was held along with a 'history of scouting when the Pomeroy Juniors met Monday al the Elementary School. Nancy Johnson and Cindy Soulsby led in lhe pledge lo the flag and the girl scout promisee · CADETIE TROOP of SYRACUSE A bake sale was held recently at Krogers with $16 being made on the project. Money from the sale will be used to buy a troop banner and a flag for the troop. . Meeiing at the home of Mrs , Edith Cogar, the scouts have worked on parchment paper projects and made macrame earrings. Nexl meeting was set for Tttesday . at the Syracuse United Methodist Church al 3 p.m . Shari Cogar, Susan Jell, and Patty Jeffers led in the pledge , prayer and seoul promise with Susan Jell and Shari Cogar se rving refreslunents at the Oct 8 meeting, while Susan a9d Patty Jeffers served at the Ocl.l8 meeting. SALEM CENTER BR9WNIES A halloween party was planned for Oct. 25 at 6 p.m. at the home of Missy Black at a recent meeting of the Salem Center Brownies. The troop met at the home of Michelle Barr and she led in the pledge. Jennifer Carter led in the Lord's Prayer. Members signed a get well card for Renee Young who is hospitalized, After ·making some pumpkin decorations, Your cho1ce of 12 br il lian1 refreshments were served by Michelle. birth star co lors enhanced SALISBURY JUNIOR TROOP 1100 by genu1ne d iamon d s. Ruth Ann Fry presided at the meeting of the Salisbury Juniors and also entertained with her guitar during the meeting. A halloween party was planned for Tuesday . The girlS' played a game and enjoyed refreshments served by Sandy Hoyt, Charlotte Lyons, and Beverly Kauff. MEIGS CADETTE TROOP 1180 Officers were elected when the Meigs Cadettes met rccenlly at the school. Mrs. Karen DeMoss is the leader. Dixie Eblin is patrol leader: Barbara Whitlatch, assistant leader; Karla DeMoss, secretary; Kim DeMoss, treasurer ; Brenda Fry, food manager; Kathy Parker, !irst aid health and safety , and , Michelle McDaniel, recreation . Pat Thoma is the advisor to the troop. The challenges of cadette seouting were discussed and meetings were changed from 41o 5:30p.m. on Tuesdays. in J)~gn_ wllL t-Z_uaMl; Star of the Pomeroy Flower · Shop ~onth Gold Rings NEW CAR JAMBOREE SALE MASON DRIVE-IN In 1~76, American novelist Saul Bellow won tlle Nobel Prize for lllerature. SOFA BEDS PLATFORM ROCKERS CLOTHES HAMPERS •saoo '10 88 9x 12 LINOLEUM RUGS •a•• ., 3 P!ECE Bedroom Suite BOOKCASE 9x12 ROOM SIZE CARPETS 32" X 32" X 9" Walnut Finish .•1498 K. D. FAMOUS NAME BRANDS OF FURNITURE AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES DURING THIS 2 DAY SALE Wood Rockers • LIVING ROOM SUITE . .· ggll Send her the FfD TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10:2 THE MEIGS INN 992-3b:l'J POMEROY, OHIO 1-'orgei·Me·Nol . Bouquet. 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Wm h er htPrl wtth an ~· •quL8!h' )lold fum1 ly rinll that embrut'l'i> bt-aY\Iful ~ PIIrk t! nll ('11\u rful h1nh BOnLt ~C. illl ul ht•r yt•m. J\'lrs: Knapp 1:00 ht·ld at !Itt' ltmnt• u( Mrs. Hh<<la ll al'k<•ll . n 1•vouo1" hostess . w1H LM.· t.:lvt•n U) I va Pll\\'l'll Mcml.Jcrs. were grcClL'<.l Lw aJHl ll ll' ll liJ L•r s an! 1u g 1 v~· lighted glwsls ami pmnpkm:.,. pot.•ms ur \'t'rscs. on the pnreh of the llumc .lh'purtL'l l ill wen! Hlmda wllil'h wa s ll erora h •d II IH'kd l . Mr s. ti lady ~ thruuglumt fur tile 1-li..lllowt'l'll M t l~\' l'l'Y, Mrs. Jennie Wl'll. ·seasun. Mr.s. Pea rl Kna pp, ami Hoy H ~ lilcr . Game:; were pr esident. o pl' lll'd til t• playet.l with prizes going t1 1 meet111g wit11 thl' l..tlrd's Mrs. KmlpJ' ami Mrs. Davi.s. Praye r, i..l reading, "Ships c-tl For the l\lStUinc .judging, Sea " and thl' pll'dgt• . Ml's. Ml's. Knapp and M1·s. Wildel'· Veda Davis was setTt·uu ·v lllulli Wl're the judges anti pro lem for the meet ing. · awanlctl prizes to' -Mrs. Fur tile prug1'a 111, Mrs. POin•ll, I lie funniest : Mrs. Gocll read "Wiw t Color ts r;,.,tt, ll ll• prettiest: Mrs. 1 Autwnn'' by G<t nU!I A1111 Davis. tilt• 11wst authentil'; . Schultz, a nd Mr•. Da v" rem I Mrs . .kd Webs ter, Sr. , li ll' " Walk will! Autumn " uv Ha l must comic, and Houin )3orland. During the uusincss Ca mpbell . tile most uri gina I. n1celing it was dcddetl tu . lMreslunenls of ice cream. keep the saine officerli ..l t!C... tlecural<'tl ca ke. a I Ill coffee were served from a laule l'CIIt l~ r cd with a l.ww l uf fam:y gourds flank ed by flanked oy orange tapers. Napkins, mint cups a m! favu rs carrieU nut till' Hallowet•ntheme. 50 lb•••••••••• '6.25 ga me has really caused them problerhs.'' · Freslunan Bill Dierbeqier is expected . to start at quarterback Saturday for Warriors lose third warning to Clt:ycland coach F orrest Gregg, his former linemate on th e great Green Bay Packers teams of the 1960s. " You must give .c redit to our entire football team, but to our defense in particular,'' Ringo said in the el<hilaralion of the victory . "The defensive improvement we have shown a ll year finally paid dividends . This was the kind of game lha t will give us heart. " The Browns have the added incentive of fighting to retain a piece uf the AFC Central Division ·lead. They are tied al '3-2 wilh Pittsburgh and Houston , ahead of Cincinnati, Cj WILD BIRD FEED ·Woody has respect for John Pont's team • Hingo sent A CUSilUlll' pitrly wa.s lll'ld Dy the Past Presllh•ut'' <>f DI't'"' w,·'·" t••J·· .•,,_. Pal·)ou '"" " IJ~.. 1 ,,1 00, Anwrit'llll l.t•gt<~ll Auxiliary c-tt the houw uf Mrs. Murjurie Goett Wt•tlnl'slla\' night with Mrs . ll'a Poll'l'll ~~~ . ;f,,.,,,,,,H ,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,l, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.H ,_,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,l ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.1~ Sola, Chair & Lqv,e Sea t Reg . $249.95 '18800 SAVE ON TOP NAME BRAND APPLIANCES FRIGIDAIRE-Admiral-Caloric-Speed Queen-Hoover �7- The Daily Sen line!, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 . }' riday Oct. 21 1977 IJ!LK lliAU ' ' ' ' 6-The Dally S..ntmel. M•ddleport-Pomer~) . 0 . Fnday . <kt. 21, 19ri i- , - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l •• THESE MESSAGES OF OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY THE FOU.OWING Hall su pt RUJ LANO CHURCH 0~ GOO H.•,. Jomt> ~ 0 Gu ~ nn po:.tor Sunday lll h.:tol 10 o rn :,umiay .... or sh •p I I a 111 ~und oy •· ~ .~mn g scr • 1~ £' • p ! 11 Wed11e s do~ .... or shtp ser\lu.' 1 30 p 1•1 HA lll (0 \ 't.MUNIH CHURCH N ear Long Son om Edsel Hatt po~l o t Sunday sc h o~1l 10 D m Church 7 30 p m p roye• mPCIHIQ 7 30 p m Thu• ~day M ID DtU'O fi' T PE NTECOS IA L lh trd A ve rhe Rt:-\ Wtll •o •n 1\ •Ht tel pa stor Ronal d Dugan Sun do ~ School Supt Classes l m all age s e"enu'g ser.,,cc 7 30 Btble study Wednesday 7 30 p 1n ) Outh serviCe~ Frtday 7 30p rn M IOOLEPORf FREEWI LL BA P liST Co r ner Alh 011d Plum Noo>l He!fm on pas tor Sa turda y evl.'n '" 9 sen; ICe 1 30 p rn Sunda y School \ 0 30 a m MEIGS COOPE RATIVE PARI SH MflH O DISTCHUR( H Robert T Bumgarne r Ou ector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Rober t Hoyden Rev James Corb1ll CHESTER Worsht p 9 IS a m Church Schoo l 10 o m POMEROY wo rsh1p serv1c e 9 15 a m Sunday school I 0 30 a m Re v , Robert Ha yden m1 n ts ter ENTERPRISE Wor sh •p 9 a m . Chu rc h Schooi iO o m RoCK SPRINGS Wor shtp 10 o m Church School 9 I So m UMVF bJOpm FLATWOODS Wors htp I I om Chu tC h School l Oo ,m MIDDl EPORT CLUSTER Re v Rober t Bumga rn er HEAr H Robert Bum garn er Pa stor Wo rsh tp 10 30 am Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 a m UMYF 6 ~o ,nps.;,n 1~1N11l Pt!-r ron CH URCH pO'lofOI ~ oy R£'1. \\ M a y€' ' H Sun day sd\Cial s upl Churc h Scho~' ' Q 15om v. bJst·up U:!tl. ru• 10 30 0 Ill (h(,_~lf r~ o r.al ru.. ,da) ., JO p m under drreCf iOfl ()/M rs Pau l N P\IH! PO ....\l:R O 'r' CHURCH OF ! Ht NAZARENE Corner Umon and Mul bt> rry Re... Clyde V Hende r ian p o ~tor Sunday school 9 30 o m G len M cClung ,;upt mpr n rn g wor shrp 10 30om e ~ emng se rv,ce 7 30 mrd .,., eel<. ser1. rce Wedn e!doy 1 30 p m G RA CE EPISCOPA L The Rev Ha rold De eth reCTor Church ser vrc es 10 30 o m Holy corn mu nr on lrrst Sunday o l mon th chu rch sc hoo l 10 30 a m nvr sery thr ough 12 lor POMERO Y CH URCH OF CHR IST 211 W Mo rn St John Mc A rth u r past or Brb le school 9 30 o m 10 30 a m mormng wors tup You th m ee tm g s 6 30 p m eve n_ m g worshrp 7 JO Wed n" sdc y MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. LINDA'S LADY fAIR BEAUTY SALON MEIGS PLAZA John F Fultz. Ph 99 2 2101 Pomero)l ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Ractne , Ohro Complete Automotive Servtce Locust & 8Hch Sts Middleport Ph. 992-9921 KNOW, FOUND MYSELF WANDERING AAQUND THE MANSION THE NIGHT WITH IN MY HAND, Ar-:.o-.-...,.;: Rental · Service · Supplies Swiss Colony or Maple Le.af Jay co Sales V1nyt & Aluminum Siding, S1orm FREE EST IMA TES BISSELL SIDING CO. Windows and Insulation . Phone 949-280 I or 949-2860. BUT WHYl"... I STILL- DON'T GET IT! .. YOU'RE S UPPOGE;D TO BE 1 R' U~N I I.,!,s McKEE !NDU5TRIES: 902 2955 ( For a real auction call1he Real McCay, WHAT 5 50 ? THAT 'S E JIACTLY WHY ITS IMPORTAN T ~OLi' O TAKE AL-l- THAT TIMEo OFF, JUST T L-I'Aii!N T' FL-Y -\1 FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS McCOY AUCTION SERVICE WHOA! SACK wASH, WE 'RE IN AIR CRAFT BUSINE SS .. McKEE I~DlJ5T R IE 5 15 B UrL- DI NG W L-~DE'Kf€; J~T OU R PROTOTYPE'G NEARING> COMPL-ETION, WASH-- T ~AT F IGH TER'S SOON GONIJA >lA VE TO BE' TI'5T FLOWW! I STIL-L- FAIL- TO SEE W H Y THAT MEANS YOU-- AS HEA D OF M c KEE' 1'-'DU5 TR IE5 .. HAFT A LE'ARN TO OK A'i, 50 WE'Re:: !N THE WP A>JD RU>J THE AIIICKAFT THAT PA$T liE 8U.51NE55 NOW· AGAl>J . Wll-LREMEMI!>ER? YA >; IMPOR'TMJT- - BECAUSe t'M RU.-JJ.IIp.J6 FLYA _l 5T~ F IGHTE R! JETS~ 111 W. M.ain-Pom eroy-991-9961 I. 0 . (Mad McCay 98S 3944 510 N. lftd , Ml dd~e port-992-14 51 ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOil n1 gh1 p r a yer meet tng and Btble ~ study 7 30 p m . THE SAL V ATION ARMY 115 N a t i on wide Ins Cso . of SunerrH,/1 A ve Pomero y En¥o y Col umbu s. 0 P h. 949'-9130 and Mr s Roy Wmong off •c er !l tn 804 W . Ma m Pomerov c ha r ge Su nd ay h o ! tn eu Ph . 992-2318 meet mg. 10 am Sunday School 10 30 c m Sunday school leader MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH YPSM Elotse Adams 7 p m , sa lvcl ton mwettng v ar 10 uli sp eo~ers and mus tc spe Cia ls 7 30 p m Thursdoy - 10 am to 2 p m . THE ST OR E WI TH A HE ART Lod 1eS Home league , e ll w omen Raci ne Ph. 949 ~2626 mv 11ed 7 30 p m prayer meetmg Pomeroy 296 W. 2nd ond B1b le study Bob Estep Ph . 992 -3163 leade r Re-v Noel Hermon tea cher F res h & Pla n ts SUR LING TON SOUTHERN BAP TIST CHAPEL Route 1. Shade 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS Po ster• Bobby Elk ms Sunday Pomero v sc hool 5 p m .. Sunday worshtp , Ph. 992-2S82 5 45 p m Wednesday prayer !le t Mason vtce 7 30 p.m pm Ph 773 -5121 POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH RUTLAND W1lbur Ht/ 1 Pastor OF CHRIST . 200 W Mom St Je rry Worshtp I 0 30 o m Chur ch Scho ol Paul mtnts1er ,· phone 992 7660 9 30 a m Conservot1ve non·tnstrume(ltcl SYRACUSE CLUSTER Sundoy wors~·up 10 a m Btble Re" Hor'iey Koch Jr study 11 a m worshtp , 6 p m ASBURY Wors.ktp 11 o m Wednesday Btble study 7 p m Church School 9 50 o m UMW THE FINEST IN MOBIL E OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN hrst Tuesday Btble Study Thur s HOM ES CHURCH , Rev ~olph Smi!h , 7 30 p m 116 E Second Pomeroy Pomeroy pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m FOREST RUN 'Wors.h tp 9 o .m Ph. 992·3325 llOO E. Main Ph . 992-7034 Mrs Worley Froncts s.upertnten Church School lOam dent Preochtng utrviCftS '"'' & M INERSVILLE Worshtp 10om thtrd Sundays lol!cw•ng Sunday Church School9 a m School SYRACUSE , Chur ch School 9 00 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, a m Worsh1p !er'iiCe 7 30 p m Preochtng 9 30 c m f1rst and se SOUTHERN CLUSTER CARS& TRUCKS cond Sundays of each month · Rev Ttmoth~ Sm1th 461 S. 3rd Middlepor1 th trd and fourtli Sundays each Third Sf Racm e Clu ster leader The world of tomorrow w1ll be qu1te a place alonq wrth the other wonders of today's mod~ month worsh1p serviCe at 7 30 Ph. 992-2 196 ... Rev Steven Wtlson Ph 949-2882 A button w1ll be pushed. and tt w1ll ratn Ptanes ern world. p m Wednesday evenings at ' Assoctote 7 30 Pra~er and 81ble Study BETHANY (Dorcas ) Worsh1p wil l ll.tng through the heavens at 5.000 miles The fu ture 1s fng htemng for many of u s to SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTIST q 30 a m Church School 10 30 an hour. Fretght will be shot across the contJ· thtnk. abouL The unknown has always held a Mulberry Hetghts Road Pomeroy a(n nent by mtsstle Humcanes Will be halted ·In Pastor , Albert D•ttes Sabbath CARMEL. (hruch School 9 30 basic fear in the m1nds of some. Copmg w1th School Supermtendent Claro o m , Worshtp 10 30 o m 2nd end the tr course and sent back to sea the problems ~nd cha llenges of the present IS Mcintyre Sabbath Schaal , Solur - 4th Sundays 214 E. Ma 1n Pomeroy Sound fantastic ) Maybe But ttme has a enotJgh for most of us For The Be st in TV Viewint doy afternoon ot 2 00, wtlh WorAPPLE G ROVE . Sunday School , Ph 992-5 llO Ca11 992-2505 sh tp Servtce follow1ng at 3· 15 way of making the fantastic and 1ncredtble be· 9 30 am Worsh•p 7 JO p m 1st But whate.,.er the future holds. each of us RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST and Jrd Sundays Preyer meettng come commonplace Few of us marvel over can march more confidently 1nto 1t by trusting CHURCH - Drewy Gore sup! Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellowshtp televtston any m ore We take 1t for granted . God. Attend Hts church regularty Sunday Schoo l 9 30 o m morn supper f1rst Saturday 6 p m UMW • mg worsh1p 10 .45 a m ind Tuesday 7 30 p m Scnplu<es selecMKJ 0'1' Tne ol.mencan Bllllt> SOC>er... •.._..THE HILAND CHAPEl . George GROCERIES & GENERA ~­ EAST LET ART Chruch School Swu fa u ,\ lt llldii l/ f llt"'dll ll IVt•tfll L""IItll/ flw rstim; ·Fndnv Saturcra11 Copyrtghl 19 77 Casto, pastor Sunday School , 1st, 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 30 om MERCHANOISE ~t A ~t·/ L:t'k11·f !.:t'~ lt'f \t1attltt'w Mattlt,·w Marl }t!hll t<e1SII!r Ad vertiSing Serv te e 9 JO o m . evemng worshtp , 1 30 Fourth Sunday 10 30 a m Wor Thursday ev-entng prayer s.erv1ce Strasburg l/lrg1ma I /I I 12 li'<!~ 17 I 1• 22 23 24 I 15 4·1-20 I 1- 18 shtp 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th Rac tne Ph . 949-2550 7 30p m Sunday 9 30 o m Prayer meeltng POMEROY fiRST BAPTIST Wednesday 7 JO p,m UMW lst Do v td · Mann m1n1ster . Wttltam Tuesday 7 30 p m Watson , Sunday school supt Sun WESLEYAN {Rocme) Sunday day school , 9 30 o m , morntng School 10om Worsh1p 11 c m , Le t us capture the story Featuring wor sh •p 10 30 o m Jr UM VF Wednes day 3 30 p m , BAKERS OF GOt!D BREAD of your Weddtng . FIRST SOUTHERN BAPT I ST , 282 Btble Stud)/ Thu rsday 1 p m Chot r Deep Steam Extraction I Middleport, Ohio Huntington , W Va Mulberry A"e Pomeroy , Paul J Ph 992 ·2206 Ph . 992-7630 Pracllce Thursday B p m 985-4155 Whtte Pastor , Gory Basham Sun LETART FALLS Church School RI.J, Pomeroy Ch ester. Oh1o 4S720 day school sup! Sunday school , 1st 2nd 3rd Sundays 10 IS am 9 30 a m mormng worshtp 41h Sunday 9 15 am , Worsh1p 10 30, even tng wonh1p , b 30 p m 1st , 2nd 3rd Sundays 915 om , M1dweek prayer servtce , 7 30 4th Sunday 7·30 p.m pm MORNING STAR Worshtp 9 30 MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTE R am Church School 10 30 o m Churc h & Offt ce Suppli es Roger R1ebe I Ray Atgg s FURNITURE & HARDWARE De•ter Rd longsv1lle Oh to Rev M1d Week Ser v •C~ V<(,ednesday 8 Sf Rt. 1 GIFTS Homehte Saws Chester KERMIT'S KORNER Clyde Ferre l l Pastor Sunday pm 99 Mi11 St. Ph . 985-4100 Middleport Ph . 985 -3308 Chesler Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy , Ohto School 11 a m Saturday MORSE CHAPEL , Worshp 11 preochmg serviCes 7 30 p m am Church Sdwol9 30 c .m Wednesday eventng Btble study PORTLAND , Worshtp 7 30 p m a1730pm Church School9 30 o m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH SUTTON Church School 9 30 - ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH . McCoy supt , Morn mg sermon , MASON COUNl Y church base men t. Sunday even 730 pm Rrck Macomber supt Sunday Bodey Run Road Rev Emmell am Worshtp 1st qnd 3rd Sundays Ptne Gro ve TI-le Rev Wilham 11 a m FIRST SOU TH ERN BAPTIST Co r Sunday n1gk1 serv1ces school 9 30 a m worsh 1p ser P O M EROY W ESLEYA N tng serv1ce 7 p m W ednes day Rowson , pastor Handley Dunn , 1030am Midd leswo r th Pastor Church Chr1slton Endeavor 7 30 p m ner of Second ond Anderson se r ... lce, 7 30 p m HOLINESS - Hornsonv tlle Road 'v tce , 10 300m BtbleStudy , lues sup! Sunday school, 10 am Sun s erv~e&s 9 30 o m Sund ay School Song servic.e 8 p m , Preoch mg NORTHEAST CLUSTER M ason Paslor fra nk Low the r Dewe)l K,'ng, pastor; Edt son ! UBIL EE CHRISTIAN CENTER day 7 30 p rn day eventn g serv1ce 7 30, Btbl e Rev Rtchord Thomes 10 30om 1:1 JO p m M • dwee~· Prayer REORGAN IZED ' HURCH OF Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m , wa r· Wea'ier , oss •stont t'f enry Ebhn , Georges Cr eek Rood . Ch urch teochtng 7 30 p m Thursday BRAD BURY CHURC H OF meetmg Wednesday , 7 p m Ro)l Pastor JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAV ~htp servtce , 11 a m and 7 30 Jr Sunday school sup! Sunday sc hool 9"30 a m morntng war DYESVI LLE COMMU N I TY CHR IST , Mr Donald Ro ley pa stor Adams , lay lwad er Duane Sydenstrtcker p m Wee kly fu b le Stu dy , school, 9 30 a m mornmg war· sh ip , 10 30, evenmg ser vtce 130 SA INTS Porlland RaCine Road CHURCH, Roger C Turner , pastor Sunday !IChool 9 30 o m w ar Johr'l Douglas Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS T shtp , 11 a m Su nday evenmg ser - Pra yer meeftng Wednesday, 1 30 W•lho m Rou sh pastor Tom Sunday school 9 30 o m Sunday shtp serv1 ce 10 30om Sunday Loc ated ct Rut land on New ltmo Stober! , Su11day School 01rec tor Assocta tes MASON CHURCH O F CHRI ST P VIce 7 30 prOJier m ee ti ng Thurs- pm marr1mg worsh tp, 10 30 ' Sunday serv tCes 7 p m youth group , Rood , ne•t to Fores t Acre Park , JOPPA Wors htp 10 o.m ST PA UL l UTHERAN CHURCH. Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn - 0 Box 487 M tlter Sl M ason , W day . 7 30 p.m everung serv1ce 7 30 Church School 9 a m , Prayer Wednesday , 7 p m Rev Roy Rouse pastor Robert tng worsh1p 10 30 o.m , Sunday Va Sunda y Btble Study 10 a m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF Corner of Sycamore and Second MIDDLEPORT Meeting Wednesd ay 8 p.m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Re" Earl Musser Sunday School supt Sun Worsh•p 11 o m and 7 p m Btble GO D - Not Penteccs.tal. Rev Sis , Pomeroy Th e Re11 Wtll•am evenmg ser v tce 7 p m . Wednes MT MORIAH BAP TIST . Corner LONG BOTTOM , Sunday school Skuler, pa st or Sunday school dey sehou l 10 30 am worshtp doy evemng prayer serviCes 7 JO Study Wednesday 7 p m .. Vocal George Otler , poster Wors h1p M rdd Jeswo rth , Pas to r. Sunday Fourth and Mam ,_ Middleporl at 9 30 a m Ward·np serv•ces ot 9 JO om , Church ser vt ce, 7 p m · 7 30 p m B1b le Study , Wednes lnUSIC servtce Sunday , 9 AS o m Sun· School a t 9 45 o m and Church pm Rev Henry Key - Jr , pastor Sun · 7 JO p .m B1ble study and Youth youth meet mQ 6 p m Tuesday Bt day . 7 30 p m ; Saturday n1ght MASON ASSEMBl Y OF GOD, day sc hool. 11 a m . wors. htp ser- Ser YICes 11 a m Bt l HlEHEM BAPTIST , Rev Earl day School 9 30 o m Mrs Ervm meet1ng at 8 p m o n ble Stu dy 7 p m P' oyer serv •ce 7 30 p m vrce, 7 30 p.m Thurs.dav pra yer SA CRED HEA RT , Rev . Fc1her Shuler pas l or Worsh ip serviCe, Duddrng l ane. Me son W Va Baumgardner , supt , Mormng Wednesdays RAC INE CHURC H OF THE HEM lOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Pou r' D We lton pas tor Phone 9 30 o m Sunday school , 10 30 Chester Tenn ant, Pastor Sunday mee tmg. 7 30 p m worsh tp 10 45 a m NORTH , BETHEL Wo rshtp 11 NAZARENE Re v John A Colt Roger Watson Child re n s pastor Jesste o m Btble Study and prayer ser - Sc hool 9 .45 o m M T. HERMON Uni ted Bre thr en 992 2825 Saturday evemng Ma ss . M IDDLE PO RT CHURC H OF am Church School10o .m men, pastor Fronk ltn Imboden , Wht te, Sunday school sup t Morn Church 6 45 p m Young Peop le 's Church Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 o m 7 30 Sunday Moss , 8 and 10om .: "ke Thursday 7 30 p m CHRIST IN CH RI STI AN UNION , ALFREb Sunday School 9 30 cho1rmon of the Boord al Chm. Evange lis tic Wo rshtp serviC e Service b 45 p m mg worshtp 9 30 o m Sun 10 45 om Confesston Saturday, 7·7 30 p m CARL ETON CHURCH Ktngsbury lawrence Manley pastor Mrs om Worsh1p 10 4S a m , Prayer ttan L1 fe Sunday School 9 30 dayschool 10 30 a m , even tng Road Gory Kmg , pas tor Sunday ServiCe 7 30 p m W omen s Mts Pr eaching serv1ce s every Sunday Russell Yo u ng Sunday School meetmg Wednesday 7 J S p m , p m morn1ng worsh 1p, 10 30 serviCe 7 30 Wednesday B1ble school 9 30 a m e"emng wor - Sloncry Co uncil 10 o m f trs t and alte rnot mg wtlh C E Wed nesday Sup! Sunday School 9 30 o m UMW 3rd Tuesday 8 p m Sunday e... en1lig worshtp 7 30 Stu dy 7 30 p m lh1rd Tu esdays Pr ayer and Bible prayer rnee tmg 1 30 p m Rev sh•p , 7 30 p n Prayer mee tmg Even1ng worship 7 30 Wednes · REE DSVIL LE Sund ay School9 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednes Study-, Wednesday, 7 30 p m MT UNION BA PTIST Rev John Wednesday 7 :m p m James l ea ch , pastor Dov•d day praye r meet1n g 7 30 p m. am Warshtp 7 30 p m , Prayer doy730pm HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Holt er , loy leader E:lsw ,ck , pa stor Sunday school LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIA N MT MORIAH CH URCH OF GOD Meetmg 7 30 p m Tuesday RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l s~penntendenf Dorr Wilson Sun JEHOVAH S WITNESSE S,, 1 mtl e Bruce Sm1th , pa stor Wallace IN CHRI STIAN UNION The Re" Mrs. Wayne Skobel and Rocme Rou te 2 the Re" James Vrsrtotton7 30p m, 1st Thursday Walker , Pastor , Ronn1e Salser , day school , 9 45 o m evenmg Damewood Sup! Btble School w ,lt.am Campbell pas tor Sunday east o f Rutland , junc tton of Roule grandson of Murphysboro, M Muncy , pa s tor Sunday schoo l, Sunday School sup! SILVE R RIDGE Wor sk,p 10om Sunday wor shtp Schoo l 9 30 a.m , Jcme& Hughes 7 30 p m Prayer 9 30 o m 12.4 and Noble Surn m•l Rood (T · Preach1ng setliiCe 9, J5 om , morntng worsh1p, 11 Church School 9 a m Ill. , Mrs . John Ras p of school 9 30 o m , morn1 ng war sup! ,, evem ng serv1 ce . 7 30 p m meettng 7 30 p m Wednesday 174 ) Sundo)l Bible lectur e . 9 30 10 45 a m No eventng servrce a m e'iemng wars.hrp 7 30 TUPPERS Pl AI NS, Wors h1p 9 ~ h tp 10 40 o rn . Sunday eventng Wednesda y even rn g pr a yer a ., Wat chtow er study , 10 30 Fostoria , Ohio, visited Mr. TUPPERS PLA INS CHRISTIAN HYSELL RUN FREE ME TH ODIST Prayer meetmg Tuesday, 7 30 a m Church School I 0 o m wor sh•p 7 30 Wednesday even meeting , 7 30 p,m Yo uth prayer am , Tuesday Bt ble study, 7 and and Mrs . DoUglas Circle and CHURCH l:ugene Underwood CHURCH , Rev Herbe r t •At ltng p m Young people 's meehng , tng Bible study 7 30 KENO CHU RCH OF CHR IST serv1ce each Tuesday poster Howard Coldwe ll Jr 8. 15 p.m . Thur sday theocratiC Florence, Tuesday. pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am , 7 30 p m Thursday DANVILLE WESLEYAN . Rev R Sunday School Supt.. Sunday George Fredertck sup! Serv1ce FA IR V IE W BIBLE CHU RC H , schoo l , 7 30 p m , serv1ce Mornmg servtee 10 30 a m M IDDLEPO RT FIRST BAPT IST D Brown pa ~ tor Sunday School Rev. and Mrs . Carl Hicks week ly, 9 30 am on Sunday School 9 30 o m Mornmg Ser youth serv1ce 6 45 p m . le tar t , W . Va Rt I , Rev Charles meettng , B 30 p m Corner Sll!th and Palmer the Rev mornmg worstitp mon 10 JO a m , Sunday eventng Evongeltstt c ser viCe 7 30 p m Preaching f1rst and lhtrd Sundays 9 30 o m Hargraves, pas tor Wo rsh1p ser were dlMer guests of Mr. and HOPE BA PTI ST ~ 570 Grant St . Peter Granda( pas tor Monmng of mol'llh by Cl1fford Sm1th 9 30 10 45 youth ser11tce, b 45 p m ser viCe , 7 p m Prayer meetmg Thursday , .... 7 30 VICes , 9 30 a.m Sunday school , Mtddlepor f Bobby Elkms, pa stor. Mrs. &bert Lee and family supenntendent Sunday am Kloes eventng wor sh1p 7 30 p m 11 a.m ., evemng wors hip , 7 30 Sunday School, 10 q m worsht p lETART FAL LS UNITED pm on Sunday. School WMPO Rad10 prog ram prayer and pro1se Wednesday HOBSON CHRIS TI AN UN ION pm Tuesday co tta ge prayer servtce. 11 o m , evenmg servtce , BRETHREN Rev Freeland Noms , FREEDOM GOSPEL M ISSION ot 7.45 om Sunday School 9 I S Rev Ke tth Ebhn , pastor Sunda)l 7 30 p m Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson pa~tar Floyd Norns supt Sunday Th ursda y pr ayer Bold Knob Re" Lawren ce mee ttng and Btble study 9 30 7 30 p m am , Mornmg Wors l:u p , 10 IS School 9 30 o m leonard SllVfR RUN FREE BAPTIST a m Wa r shtp se r v•ce , Wednes school 9 30 a m , .mornmg ser meetmg and Btble study , 7 30 of East Liverpool were recent Gluesencornp Sr , pas tor Roger a m Youth ac t tv•lle.s and G il more IJtSI elder eventng ser Miles frou t pOster Sunday mon 10·30 c m Praye r ~en11 c e day 730pm p.m W1lllord Sr Su nday school sup t weekend guests of Mr. and fellowsh •p for JUntor and sentor vic e, 7 30 p rn Wednesday proye1 school 10 a m Steve Utile ~up! CA LVARY BIBLE CHURCH 20 N Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND FR EE WILL BAPTIST Sunday sc hool 9 30 a , Sunday Mrs . Douglas Circle and htgh students b p m Sunday meet tng , 7 30 p m Evenmg serv tc e 7 p m prayer M1 ddlep or t , A lan Ch~o~rch ~ Leland Holey poslor CHURCH OF GOD OF PRO even1~19 serv tce 7 p m Preyer Seco n d, eventng worsh•p . 7 30 p m M1d Florence . It has been 35 years MT MORIA H CHURCH OF GOO ' mec t mg Thursday 7 p m Bl ochwood pos tor Servu:es on Sunday school, 10 a m evenmg PHECY , 0 J Whtt e Rood off 160 meeltng Tuesday 7·30 p m week prayer se r ..;rces Wednes C~ESTE~ CHURCHOF GOD Rac•ne Route 2 The Rev Chotles Sunda)l at 10 30 a .m an d 7·30 Rev George Groyle1 poslorSun Wilsons had visited since the se r Ytce 7 30 p m Prayer Er nest Deeter doss leader doy730pm Hand pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 <IS Rev Bobby , Porter pa stor Sun day !-.chool 10 o m Arthur Hen Youth meetmg We dnesday 7 30 p m w ith Su nday scj-loo l ot 9 30 meettng , Wednes day . 7 30 p m relatives here . CHURCH OF CHRIST M td day sc hool 9 30 o m w orshtp son Supt M orn 1ng Wor shtp , I I p m c m .. mornmg wcrshtp 11 am CHURCH O F GOO of Prophecy, w 1th Don and Mpr tha a m Btble slud)l Wednesddy, Patrick John son spent dleport 5th an d Ma1n . George Evenmg serv~ees Tuesday and ser v1ce 11 a rn , ev entng ser11 1C€' 7 30 p m . o rn , Young Pe opl es ser vtce, 7 Meadow.s , leaders located on the 0 J Wh1te Rood Gloze , mmtster , Mtke Gerlach ' Frtdoy 7 30 p m 7 JO you th servtce Wedneo;day p m Even1ng ser ... tce 7 30 p m Saturday night with his aunt I N DE PEN DE N T H OLI N ESS off htghw O)I 160 Sunday School WHITES CHAPEL Coolville RD supermtendent Terry Yankey , BEARWAllOW RIDGE CHURCH 7 30 p m Wedne sday M1d Weelo. Prayer Rev Roy Deeter , pas l or Sunday CHURCH, INC - Corner Fou rth 10 a .m. Supe r intenden t John and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. youth m.ntsler Btble school, 9·;J,O OF CHRIST , Doug Seamon , lANGSV I llE CHRI~TIAN Se r viCe , 1 30 p m Yo u th sc hool 9 30 a m , worshtp serv Ke , and L1ncoln Sts M tddleport Rev . LoYed ay F~rs t W ~~tdn es doy ntg ht William Carleton, Racine. o m mornmg worsh tp 10 30 m•ntster B1b!e study 9 JO a m CHURCH , Rober! Mus ser po ster meet tn g, 6 30 p m Eventng w or 10 30om Blble study and prayer ODell M anley, pas tor, So.ny Hud - of month CPMA set'W' tCes , second Mrs. Glen Ables and Mrs. o m , eve nt ng worshtp , 7 30 Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m ' Hoy shtp 7 30p m mornmg worsh1p 10·30 am son Sunday School superinten - Wed nesday WMB me&hng , th ird ser v1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m prayer ser " tee 7 p m . Wednes S1gtnon supt mor ntng wor sh•p Larry Hoffman of Bald Knobs evenmg wor shtp, 7,30 p m dent Su nday school. 9 30 o m : CHESTER CHURCH OF lHE th roug h ftfth yo uth servtee RUTLAND day 10 30' !,unday eventng se r'o't Ce Wednesday B1bl@ study 7,30 p m visited Mr. and Mrs. Douglas NAZARI:NE , Re" Herb er t Grate RUrLANO CHURCH OF CHRIST , evenmg worsh1p , ~ 7 30 p m , George Croyle, pasta~. MIDDlEPORT CHURCH OF THE KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST , 7 :10 . mtd week ser vtce W edn c ~ an d pra lS& ser"tce pa stor W01sh1p !>er v,, e, 11 am HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl - S70 Circle on Friday . Denn•s Smt i h pastor fra11k prayer NAZARENE Rev )1m Broome George Fr edenck , supt Sunday day , 7 3Up m Gran t St , M1ddlepor t Rev Bobby and 7 30 p m ~ u ndoy Sur:doy Young Sunday sc hool supt Sun· Wednesday . 7 30 p m Daunt Brinker of Carey , pa stor Mrs Mary lathey . Sunday morn1ng serliiCe 9 30 am w1th SYHACU~~ CHURCH 0 ~ I Hl: School 9 30 a m Rt chard Bar ton, day ~c hool and co1nmunton , 9 30 THE PEOPL ES CHURCH O F Elktns Sunday sch ool 10 a.m . sc;:hoo l sup! Sunday school , 9 30 precchtng on ftrs.t and thtrd Sun visited with Mrs. Dean Ohio NAZARENl: Re v Dol e Ho -.~ POMEROY Corner Mom and morn •n g wor shtp, 11 , eventng !>Up!. Prayer mee ltng Wednes o m Worshtp and comumon om . morntng worshtp 10 JO day ol month by George PICken s po~tor Bob Moore !,< Jndoy day 7 JO p m Court Sts thtrd fl oor over warsh1p 7 .30 p m , Thursday Br ink er and Betty Van 1030om o m Sunday evangelts l lc St~ oo l sup! Sunday ~dwu l 4 JO N EW STIVERSIIIL LE COMMUNI Henry evenm g Bi bl e s. tudy and prayer Me t e r , BRADFORD CHURCH OF RUTLAND COMMUN I TY l1ghthouse Restauran t Margaret Ann rneet mg, 7 30 p m Prayer TY Ch~rcj-1 Sunday Scho Ol ser o m mor ntng w orshtp lU 45 CHRIST Gobnel Mzr s., pastor St CHURCH Sundo)! School • 9 JO Cook pa !> l or Sund ay sc hool , 10 mee ttng , 7 30 p m Affiltated with Jolmson, Sheryl, and Patrick meet1n g,' Wednesda~ 7 30 p m VICe 9 45 o m , War ship !.erviCe, o rn evangeh sl!c serv1 ce I 1J rtt am mor nm g wo rsh1p I I a m , 8 ble ~undoy &chool9 3(.1 a, 1T1 . mor o m wor sh tp ser v1ce 11 o m UNITED PRES B YTfR I A N 10 30 , EvangelistiC Sen11ce , 7 30 Wedt,e!>doy ser v tces pr ayer n u1g church 10 JO a 111 Sunday Wedn es day prayer meet ,ng 7 30 eventng ser'itte, 7 30 Wednes · H YSE LL RUN FREE on Friday MINISTR Y OF MEIGS COUNTY, p m Na;orcnc e ventng se1 .,. I\.C' Wednesday Prayer end protse 7 p m day even1 ng ser vrce 7 30 In Mr. and Mrs. James Circle MI:THODIST ·-Rev Herbert Atl I 00 p m p m youth ser ~1 c es Sunday 7 Ow •ght l Zo"•t z, d1rec t or youlh 7 p m Ootly pr o~ e r W ~ dne ~ doy ~ erv • Ce '/ 30 p m meehng 7 30 ' terdenommalton al , f ull gospe l 1ng , pas tor Sunday s.chool 9 30 of New Haven were here lllst p rn . ~unday ntght w or !'. htp 7 30 HARR ISONV I l L E meeltng !:l JO o m Men ~ p r a~er RUTLAND CHURCH O F GOO ZION CHURCH OF C~R l S T a m .. morntng wors hip 10 15 tc LAUIU:L Cll~~ FRH ME THOOJ!,l RUTlAND CHUHCH OF THt weekend and picked com. PRE SBYTERIAN . Rev Ernest Pomeroy Horfl!>onv.He. Rd Don mcetmg ~o r u •doy l p m Pastor Denn1s Ba les Sund ay 11 a.rn EvoflgeltstiC ser~tce , 7 30 ("HURCH flf•v Hoyd f. Shoo\.. NAZARENI: Rev lloyd 0 Gr11mn They were at the home of Stricklin : pastor Sunday church 111\ ennedy pastor Btl! McElroy UN II ~D 1-AI I H NON p m , praye r mee ttng , 7 . p m pu:. lur ll o ~d Wn ght ~unduy Jr pa stQr Sunday ~ ch oo l q 30 ~chao l 10om worshtp servtce schoo l, 9 JO o m Mrs Homer Su nday !>Chool wpt 11 30 a rn and 7 30 p m Preyer Mary Circle on Sunday. Sunday DCNQMINAIIUNAI ~ e " ~ o bert ~h ool !-.uf-11 Thursday M or n1nq Wor ~ h1p o 1r1 v Oil! hlp ser vtce 10 q m_ Lee , sup! mornmg worshtp ~rntth pm ror Su• tdov ~c h 0ol schoo l 9 30 o m morntng war BR A DFORD C HU RC H OF 'I J(J rt 111 'l11ndny ) tli DOI 10 '10 B•norlco.., ll, ,..e nvt:H WMP6 young meetmg , Wednesday 7 JO p m Mr . and Mrs . James 9 30 o 111 ( In !>" lcmh.H le(\ H1il 10 30. ~h1p and communton 10 30 a m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURC H CHHIST G abrie l Mraz pastor u 11> Wv d•tt·~ tkt ~ l-'ruy o1 tll•d H1 pC''Jr lc !. ~c r v • tc 6 4~ Cundiff of Columbus visited MIDDLEPORT , Sunday school w or..,hql -..ro r Il l (€' IIJ :10 o 1n 0~ JESU~ CHR IST Thomos L Sunday schooL 9 30 o m mor n ~unday eventng youth Chrt SIIOil h i ~ \rudy I J(l p m !-.u11dny f'v t~fl ·~.I Uil qPii ~ltL !o fli VI l(' 7 J(J pIll Mr . and Mrs. Larry Circle q 30 a m . R ~e h or d Vaughojl supt Endeavor () p m wo rsh1p ser Ho!rnF>s . pastor Btble study chur ch '/ J fJ p "' ing church , 10 30 a .m . Junior 11 \ c,.j W\.H ... hlfJ I J(/ p ttl (.1\(lll f' lat ~·, u~ P' m P t" h llg W('dn P.sday 1 :ru l:Ul:N UUil ~U 8Wll HWl I~ IN 11c.., Tl tu r..,day I p 1n M or nmg worshtp, 10 30 v•te 7 p m Wcdne:.day evEHW iq 1 l" M ho, t(liiCliY IIH' f"ttr'~ 7 JO ~nturdoy 7 30 p 111 Evongoltshc church program under direction and family on Sunday. SYRA CUS E, M orn mg wonh1p Cl pr ayer meettng a11d Btble 'Jtudy LHffl~ 1 l: ld~·ro I( ~I a I" po.., lnr p 111 prayer meetmg Tuesday of Koren Mraz for ch1l d ren 2 10 IJE: XI H~ l HUR{ It 01 < tlfll ). l There were 21 present for p <l I • I W ~ diiL'" dny f, lmonth ~l!li doy !-.( h o~>l 11U (~ In l h ov.urd , t,o•lc" Ht !"~ • · tl J JU p m · Btble Study , Thursday om ~ Sundov sc~oal 1 10 a m Mrs 7:t0pm dun,ng regular churc h hour 1n Sunday School October \6. \• rtnl•l~ h · • P. J. PAULEY, AGENT RACINE FOOD MARKET IF YOU I= IND UNCLE OUT , LET ME' MY STARS, HOW kNOW, WILL THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. LONG HAS IT 'YOU? BEEN? .. nus SPACE FOR RUT MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET PHONE 992·2156 . . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. 1.111'1.8 O~PHAI'< ,, NN IE VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. REAlTOR RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING : Hf1 1 WHfRF ' D Yll ull DAT FOCKf r BOOK, KID? BEAl IT, MAC , 'FORE MY DOc> A ONE· ti-G& ED OUT 0 SOMFHO W SANDY, I' M USED ro IT TH IS WAY -~ SOMEHOW I Ff EL (I~ IF IT S~.JU 5T LIKE GETTIN ' H OME · T'OUGHT 'rOU WAS ONE. o· THEM BI?AlS WE COUI.D Bt: YU~ I WRONG - - DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC. REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES f POINTVIEW CABLE TV SYSTEMS, INC. WAID CROSS SONS STORE l HEINER'S BAKERY MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE J I. -lb nus SPACE FOR RENT MARK V STORE YOUNG'S CARPETING PHONE 992·2156 NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE RIDENOUR SUPPLY • : ·~ij;;;:;:-~ l' WINNIE :- ........................--ro\.y~.~~.--eBY~TH~:';-_,~~0;,~,~~~-~A~~~~'-~~,N~'~I ~EAIV- ~--~~~$\~~~mi~~Y'~~;;~ POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN STORE • W INNIE 18!\' A"'.!D I AI(::. 0 EITI NG ,l/IAIC'?•S7 A WEEK FRO;~ 54- , '?.J.~Y. WI L e YOU ~ E I" -- !: B R IDAL "RICTY ? .---z • BES5'E , ::; 3 ::' HOIVOREO WAY ~'\'I-1A"T" JN P-I C SH0\"-1f200'\/\ AR:' YOU W!OARING? 111AT :v:: i'> E:: N s c • GUEB5 W~A'f; WENDY ? I LANDEJ A 0 AIZT W ITH A LIT T_E W41/... tE::_::_I=i~===~=~ ·- ADVII~ I N0 FO'< OF COURSe, IT5 ~or A PROFE6610NAL .JH JOE Y HO W \VONDE:RCUL I BU T ICAN A LOTI TH:'A I-ER WEEKS.' IM SURE AHH ...'11-'15 ONE YOU'LL DO 5 " 0 ULD LET JUST FI NE, WIN NIE K NOW 00EYI JU5T HOW I FEEL ABOUT HER! ~c::,;r G ROUP! ' ~ LET S 5:0E ... WHAT KIND 0" FISH &HAL L I SEND WINNIE NE!<.T? n. GASOLINE ALLEY . ~~~ " Th' basket we wu1 ustn' f er -l:.h'taters. Mist er Walt? Yes. Joel! Where is it? it t' 'Zeb! He live jes' over hill here! I wonder if thel.l mi l'. mashin b sl<oets? Fr~da v Octooer 21 ~~~~~~----------- · . 2 NT bid proved best 21 NORTH : i ~~2 ! ~ i: ( f ~ '· '!i;;:!i:!·::""~' 1 . oc; ' '' ., BOKNLOSER Wt; ST . 85 ¥ Q98 t K984 olo K853 ~A IJLID w. va;f3l.~F~'1TeF: J EAST • KQ1 ¥Jl 043 t 6S2 olo l092 SOUTH IDI . ¥ t olo H ~Rf; ... A 1093 K 76 A 10 3 Wes t Norlh t:ast South l NT Pass 2N,T Pass Pass Pas" Pass 3N T u pe mng JeM - q • Ry Oswald & J am es J aco by P laymg standard 16-18 poonl notrump and stmple Slaym<Jn. what shou ld North bld in response to South's notrump ' BA11NEY " PORE MAW'S BEEN DRIVIN' HERSELF TOO • DADBURN HARD SHE FELL ASLEEP ATTH ' WHEE L -- " " L-- - --' IJ o p e n i n g? H e h a~ t h ree ChOices Pa ss two cl ubs and ! < two nolrump. '' ch01ce .t.ven 11 we nno a 4·4 We make two clubs the las( spad e flt . we rn a) mak e as m~nv tn cks at nou·u1l1p as at :spades Pa ss IS our second chou·e. We have nme pomts hut th ey are JU.St about thl' wor st posstbl e Still wr_ d11 lt<tvt.• mne pl)IOt'i .md thcrclorL1 rct·utllttH.' Od L' r <.u :\e to_ l\\t) nolttt tnp " Our best chUice IS t he wmner here South w 11l go on The Almana c United P ress By International Today is Friday, Oct. 21, the 294th day ol 1977 with 71 to follow. The moon is between its h rst quarter and full phase. The mo rn ing s ta r s are J upiter , Mars, Venus and Saturn. The eve ning sta r is Mercu ry . Those born this date are llllder the sign of Ubra. Alfred Nobel, Swedish mvenlor and founder of the Nobel Pme, was born Oct . 21, 1833. On thls day m his<or y: In 1879, after 14 mon<hs of experunents, Thomas Ed i tlllll invented a workable electriC mcandescent lamp. - In 1917, the U.S. Al'my's 1st to three a nd should bnng IL m He• e lS th e play aga mst a d•aDiVlsion became the first mond lead Amencan fightmg lllllt to see actwn in World War I. South wms wnh dummy's Jac k and goes afler spades. II Easl pl ays low , South Wlll take the double finesse He ltlt\f~ fi;}l] ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME w11l contmu e spades East w111 ~ ~ ~~'-!l ® byHenr1ArnoldandBobLee get i n and lead a second d1a· Unscramble these lour Jumbles, one let1er to each square, to form mond South w1 1l worry about a possible fi ve-card diamond four ordtnary words su1t bu t the diamonds turn oul to be 4-3 and South collects three spades, two t ricks m each other SUlt and a game contmct BILLE I ESTUG t I KJ A Q7 Nctthe r vulner ablt> !0 -· GUESS JM ..JITTERY, SENATOR, EYER SINCE ELECTION - YfAH - Long Bo1tom. Ohio WE Fill DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS RIGGS USED CARS, INC. NEVER CODNER'S CAMPERS SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Ken Grover Photography GOVERNOR HERE, DADE, WHILE I GET YOU 50NIE HOT SOUP AND COFFEE. Rainbow Ridge, Call949 7838 For Appom1ment Mtddle port, Ohto NOW. NOW. STAY RIGHT .A.-:lts ',;~ ~ A Pittsburgh reader wants to know what our opemng bld IS with ...6532 ¥ AK9 + AKQ olo554 a nd •f vulnerablhty affects our deci sion The answer IS that we open on e notrump . vulnerable or not We aren ' t proud of our h~nd . but we do have 16 points and f1 ve tru::ks once we gam the lead '<t-, \\ " l ' \1 ' ~. 1( t-:\ lt, HI'tll ~t- AS.'N • 10 J r· 1 t MISTEY XJ I (Do you have a qu es tion lor rhe expe rt s? Wnte " A S ~ tile Jacob y s " care o f th is newspape r The Ja colJys w ill answer m d1v1dua/ q u eslrons 11 s t a mpe d . s elf -a ddressed Yeslerday s envelopes are enc losed fhe mosr mtere stmg quesr1ons w111 he used m th1s column and w1!1 rece1v e CO P / OS o f J ACOBY MODE RN I Answer: HE[ ., 0 I l. ! WHY HE WASN'T T IR'E l7 AF TE R' NOT SLEEPIN6 FOR' 17AYS, 0 I I I Now a(range the Cir cled leiters to 1orm 1he surpnse an s w~:~ r. as suggested by the above car1 oon n ITTIIIJ {Answers lom.:1rrow ) I Jumbles ENSUE BOOTH PALACE DETAIN Answer Ten tn the pot w ould make tt very strong"PO-TEN-T" ·' ·., ! �• I 8-The Datly Sentinel, Muldleport-Pormro) , 0, Fr1day, Oct 21, 1977 1l11t1kl I. .t~h Jl> ,., '"' l\1,1\ ... '" ! .!'J (1,1 ll<LI\ .. 1- lo h 1'. nl"i' ~ t1! I, I Ilk I ' It !lit l~rd t rl•.tuk .. tu 11l II 1'\nl~ ~~ $.1 -1 I t" l Ill <4\1 IIIII. o uwr • 1\llli\IIUII .,. ,,,j ~lt"lllkl \ flrtl:io<~lt>:> \1 .UIIt llmt• ll 1 olli'I.~H.'\1 111h IHIII ,.1'1,11 Ill \) lf\ lt l :!;)\ollltholl~t hi lib I II I I Ui~ J~ ,~ UIItlot.iJU\ h I rho ~ II ll MI <' Ilk •tuiJII~ho;l 11'-\ 111 ' Ilk ~~~ill I 1'\hl "' It)<'\ I 1111\ 1 I• .lo.<lilo I IJ Jt'\11 11011 PulJ h~Jio l \\ Ill t lA l "l~jJo >l~>~iU\ , I 1 1H 11 lholll lh Ill< I n.. IH III\M I Ii II Plk•lk ILl' ~liJb NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES ' " Mundi! I 'l. w n , 1 Sillurd<!l bo. f l l puiJiu.U rt ! BRUSH produ ct s l or sol ~ Q4l2 3410 lHtRE Will be no hu1111ng 10 lf@lpOU ng Olld 110 e • Ci'pltOI\5 on my proper ty 8ob McGraw S~ATE A WAY Schedu le Ho lle ween Port y Sot Oc I 2Q ti'l Roce1 Pr•z •s Ballooni \ Open Wed Frt and So t mlt-s 7 30 10 00 Avo 1loble t01 fHtYOte por t1 e~ Man Tutu Thurs nt tes So t or Sun ottet noo ns Sus transportal on tomel led ~hone 985 3q29 or tO~l ~U~l't 9~6 I' :\1 l.u&t and hmnd IN THE P~EAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ROBERT EUQENE EI~IN, ET AL Pltrntlfh vs KEITH DOUO~A5 , Dtftnctants Cut No NOTICE IY Call Us-We Care ET A~ , u,su PUBLICATION PI ANO TUNING end Repou l one Don1els 992 2082 12 yean ser 11rce to Tn County Reference Elbedelds. TO Keith Douglas whose last known addreu wu Route 4 ~omeroy , Oh ro WILL BABYSIT 1n my home by the 45769, Kenneth M Ha lltr, hour cr weelo. A nr age whose last known actdrus wefl:ome 742 28J3 was Route .t Ponuroy Ohio - ~ -----~ Ronald Harbour , 45769 , whose last known address was Ro ute 4 Pomeroy , Ohio NOTICE OF .45769 and the vnknown APPOINTMENT ex iCu1al'i actm lnlstrators , Case No 22230 he1rs l egatees devlstes of Estltt ot lOUIS CtariC Keith Doug l as Oecuud O.cnud you are hereby notified that Not rce IS h~reby g rv en tMt you have been Defendants In lewis 0 Clark Jr of 1713 a legal ac ti on ent itled R:obtrt Bryan AYe SW Canton Eugene Eblin Hy lll a J Eblin Ohio 44705 Mas been duly and Amer i cln Econ..omy appornted Adm •n l strator of Insurance Company vs Keith theo Estate of Lov•s Clark , Douglas, Keonneth M Ha il er deceased , l a t e of 01 111e Ronald Harbour C1t1ZeMs Tow nsh1 p , Me gs County , Nat •on al Bank , and the Oh i O Marling address unknown executors ad Hock •ngport . Oh 1o m lnt!trators , heirs lega tees Cr td 1tors ar~ requ.red to and dev i sees of Ke 1fh file the 1r Cla lrY!S Wlfh !a 1d Douglas Deceased This cut flduc1ary w 1thrn 1- three has been ass1gned Cue No months 16 568 and 11 pend In" In tht Dated th 1s 7th day of Oc Court of Common Pleas of tober 1977 Me •gs Coun ty , Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Mann1ng 0 Web!ter The obtect of the Compl tmt Jvdge Is to demand a m'l)ney c.o urt of Common Pleas , IUd?ment aga in st the Proba t e D •¥•Sron Defendants 1n the amount of Me1gs Co Oh10 $102 113 56 , and to sell the (10) U 21 28 3tc real estate now titled In the names of Keonneth M Heller and Ronald Har~:>our and to apply tl'1e proceeds of said real estate salt to the PUBLIC. NOTICE damages awarded . ,.ld rul TO all WhO WtSh to btd on the estate bt l ng located In remodeling of thlt Harnson Col umbia Township, end the ville Town Hall Sc1p10 Twp demand 1S to foreclose all ft'le Trustees w ill be at the 1nterest owned by you end for Town Hall trom I to 4 p m costs Saturday Oct 22 tor lhose Vou are ree~ulred to entwtr who wtsh to b1d the Compla int w ith i n twenty Bids wtll be opened on Nov t1ght deys after the lest -4 at 7 30 p m Fnday tven ing publlcat ton of this notice at tlie ~~~gevl!le Town Hall wh td'l will be publ i shed once The Trustees reserve the each week tor six successive r1gl'tt to rejec t any or aU b 1dS weeks Tl'le last publication Trustees of w il l be made on November Sc•P•O Twp lltt'l , 1977 , and the twenty Glenn E Jew ell. etght days for answer wil l Clerk commence on that dete R t 2 Albany Ohto In case of your fa!lure to answer or otherwlu respond 110 ) u , 21 , 28 Jtc u reQuired by the Ohio Rules of C1v11 Procedure iudgment Q_y default will be rendered aga lnst you for tht relltf demanded In tht Comp laint NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Larry E Spencer. Cue No H231 Meigs county Est1te of Helen Bo1trrght common Plen Dtceued Cltrkol Court No trc e IS hereby g1¥en th at P omeroy , Ohio d769 Raymond H Boatr ig ht of 11 01 7 ,. J 1 28 111 1 . 11 Route 1 Long Bottom Ohio has been duly app oi nted Adm tn1strator of the Estate of Helen Boatr ight deceased late of Me i gs County, Ohio Cred1tors are requ ired to ftle their cla•ms with sa •d fiduciary W l fl"lrn t hree months Oated th15 11th day of October 1977 PUBLIC NOTICE I RC 3311461 Separate suled proposals for vou11ona l Agriculture Tools and Equipment w ill be rece•ved at tt1e ofrlce of the cl erk of the Board of Educat 1on of Southern Local School D ist r ic t Me i gs County Ohio until 12 00 o ' clock noon . Eastern Standard T1me October 31. >1 977 and will be publ ic ly opened and read by the clerk Immediate ly t/"lerutter at the usual placeo of meetmg of Slid board or educ&tlon , tebulated and a report thereof midi by the clerk to said board at Its next meeting Copies of the specifica tions , instructions to bidders and proposal forms may bf ob talned at the office Df the Clerk Treasurer A cert1fled check payab le to the clerk treesurer of the above Board of Education or a sat•sfactory bid bond executect by tt'le bidder end a sur~ty company. In an 1mount equa l to f lvt percent of th~ b id shall beo submlrttd w rttl eactl b1d Sa Jd board of education reserves the right to weivt .nformalltles , to accept or re 1ect any end el l, or parts of any and all bids The suc cessfu l btddtr w ill ce requtred to turnjsh a satisfactory perform1nct bond for one nu ndred ptrcent of the contract price No b1ds may be withdrawn for at l east th.rty 130 ) days aftttr the scheduled closing t1m e for receipts of bids Board of Educa tio n of Southern Local School Orstrtct By Rober t K Sayre Pr estdent L 1nda J Spenc er Clerk {1 0 ) 7 1.11 2\ 21. ere Mann .ng 0 Webster Jud ge Court of Common Pleas ~rebate OJV ISIOn ( IO J 14 21 28, Jtc PUBLIC NOTICE The annvel elec t ron Of the Me1gs County Ag ncultural Soc1ety Drrectors will be hel d Th ursdav November 10 1977 at t he off 1ct of the Metgs County Commissioners In the Courtho..use at Pomerooy , Ohio from s to 9 p m Qual •flcat lons for d1rectors are that tt'ley must be a qua lifie d voter of Me igs County and must have a membershiP t i cket In sard SOCiety Of 1917 Cand idates J:)tfltlons m u~t be filed wrth the Secretary no later than .5 p m Thursday November 3 1977 Only persons ho l drng membersh•P tickets at tne c lose of the J977 County Fair or at IelSt ( 15) calendar days before the date of election i!lre qualified to vote Tt'le Meigs Agr ! cvltural Soclt1r By Mrs Wa l laceBredford Stcretarv {1 0) 21 , 28 {11) A 3 fC lndlanapoUa Indianapolis, capttal and largest ctty of Indtana, IS located at the geograplucal center of !he state It IS the lith largest city m the Untied States, With a consobdaled city 'population of 7~,739 according to the !970 census and a metropolitan population of I , Ill 173 In- CAMPt:R IIO!IN FOU R ROOM S and both Adul t~ only No pe ls 91jl2 5q()8 COU NTRY MO&ILI:: Ho me Pork Route 33 nor th ol Pomeroy La1ge lots Coli qq2 7479 A CAREER w1th o l ulure foro man or woman who wonts the best rn hte A pay chec k e11ery week lc ntosl •c tr,nge beneftts oil local work G1ve us a cell of 992 2480 or w11te Western Southern l1fe Insurance 2U:I ' E Mo m Pomeroy Ohoo for on formot•o n lntred,bte r Why pay h1gh elednc b lis th1s w1nter? lei us pO)I thern l or you' 0 1e bedroom S130 now ovorloble 1 tram V1lloge Manor ThHd and M II St reet s M•ddlepo rf Telepho ne ljlQ2 7787 bquol Hous1ng Op portu n ly ADDRESSERS WANTED lm med of ely I Work at home no expenence necessary ex t ellent pay Wnte A mer1c on SerV ICE! 8350 Pork lone Su1te 2b9 Dollos TX7523l LARGE MOBt l l:: Home lot Cou nTr y Sellrng Me g!i Schools A ll utrlrtres ovotlable Bottle go ~ heotrng only 742 3122 NEED LADY to take core of 3 sthool age boy§ ethe r fu ll I me or 1ust at nrghl 985 4122 ONE BEOROOM Mobtle Hom e Adul ts only 992 2598 E XPERI~NCED REFRIGE RATOR and oppl1once serii'ICemon Po1d holrdoys 11 0CCI ons and i'lospltol l zOifon Gallo Retr.gerotor Co bl l 3rd A"e Goll1 polrs Otl1o l'oi'Salc. HentorTraoo NEED BABYS ITT ER ot home 111 Aortl cnd 7 om to b pm S35 a week Co li Donny Roush a43 2292 Ke_"~~b1. I~ ~~ 85~ COINS CURRENCY tokens old pocke t wotches and chotns sii"Wer ond gold We need 1964 and older silll'er co rns Bu y sell or trade Call Roge r Wamsley 742 2331 OlD FURNITURE 1~e boxes broH beds rr on beds ell; complete households W r~! e M D M rll er Rt -4 Pomeroy Ohto or cal l ~2 771>0 NO ITEM TOO Lorge or too ~moll W11l bu y l prece or com ple te household New used or on! ques Merl in s Fu rn rfure 20 N 2nd St M1ddlepo r l Phone ' -TO ten l9b3 CHEVROlET DUMP f1 uck 900"' 20 fires ohllOSI new wrth o 1908 motor m e'!,cellen t con dt t1 on Sl200 or be5t oiler 949 21'24 FOR SALE or Trade 1967 For d T Bord Fu ll power otr new e~t houst system G lenn R B1 ssell Bo!.hon Rood 949 2801 or 949 2860 ~..et Pomeroy Landmark soften & cond1hon your water and Coop wa1er ,oftener Model VC XVI Now Only '279.95 your water ~- TWO ac res wtlh good burldrng slle or older home sutloble tor remodeltng wat er and electqc 1ly all'olloble close to l'lordtop rood Coli Qq2 7036 ot te r 5 pm New Co Op water and softeners, model VC SVI Only S279 95 Save sso 00 on a new Hotpomt Relrtgerator 1 New 20 cub1c ft Chest Freezer S25 00 Dtscount lqbf:l THUNDERBIRD lrke new 1975 Con Am 125 Mus1 c ltlo.e geeS£' and ducks 742 237b Reasonable oiler s accepted ( 1) Good Refr.1gerator 5200 ONE NICE 7 prece ch rom e breakfast set I ont1que qu dt I ont rque 12 go :!.hotgu n stone 1o rs etc Phone 247 2308 1 Good Used McCullough F 250 aut om at ~~; Ford P S 390 engrne A C (30.4 ) 773 sq7s MCCULLOUGH MIN I MAC Cho rn Sow $t:r5 (304) 773 5975 19b7 VW VAN carpeted new poml good hres excellent co nd han Coil (61 4) Ji' 6 0307 MIN I BIK E ALMOS T new 949 2379 ofter 5 Call 1 Good Used Upnght Freezer Amana 5250 00 10 10chamsaw If YOU hove o ser.,rce to offer wont to l:tuy or se ll somethrng or ae look ,ng lor work w hate ver you II get resu lts foster w1th a Senttnel Won t Ad Coli 992 215b GARAGE AND Yard Sole 536 Htgh 51 M1ddleport So t Oc1 ~2 1(J om to ? Clolhtng onll ques toys com'' book s m1sc Pnced Ia se ll YARD SALE' Oc1 20 21 Vme Street Rocrne Huddleston res1dence 9 om to 4 pm Cancel If ro •ns YARD SALE Books cloth ng sew rng mochrne cor Otr condt t•one r last wh1te house on rrght rn Chester R1 248 Frr ond Sot YARD SAlE Man Oct 24 o! Aust1 n Wolfe s res rdence Braodwoy St Racine O h•o BA RN SAlE Sot Oct n and Sun OE 1 23 9 om lo 9 pm Edgar Brewers resrden ce RD 1 Portla nd Oh1o 843 2164 HOOF HOlLOW Horses Bu y sell It ode or tro tn New a 1d used :,oddlu Ru th Ree.,e<o Albo 1y (61o4 ) b98 J290 Mt:IGS COUN TY Hu mane )ocll' t1' Corelme and odoptr oi\ ~ ~ t .- r tc 9'rJ 7bf.JO 7 4'1 J1b2 9'11. '14/1 lWO PONit~ mort' !lnd g• I I 1g One b1 ok e Ia hor t~s s H J r t' <;~ rnclu ded 74'1 :;.:'I:!JJ G IV~ AWAY good po ~~1 hl f! r Lonho und J rnb temnl <' M o the r wo~ o blull r~k 99'1 7310 <\utu -Sale• t91b MHC UJfY IJ U!h ~' l dtanapohs has an area of Hurr o b ou r A" h"' 111 11 c ylrnder ~~ bUU {. ull '-' 1 I 379 4 square m1les q / h .. r 4 ()(J P"' I t r, FOR SALE ROUTE 7 RI GGS CREST MANOR T h1 s new ra nel1 tvoe home ca n be you r s 3 lovely oearooms 2 ba l hs d nrng room lovely kt fchen very large ltv ng room cen tr a l heat & arr Ful l basement need s con crete floor 2 ca r 11arage wrth workshop All ca rp e t ed PRICED TO SEL L - $27 700 00 PHONE CLELAND REALTY 992-2259 Thermal lnsulatton Vcnyl & Alummum Stdtng, Storm Wtndows & lnsulalton. Call Professtonals Saves JO pet to so pet on heahng cost Exper1ence and fully msured Free Est Alocal contractor Phone 949 2801 or 949 2860 ca11 667 6479 No Suodlr C.lb P~., A01h l Pom<tOJ, 0 '1111 Driltnlltm Not Tht lllitiiDni STORY 3 bedroOrT'\ lrame house f A lur noc e s1orm wtn dows t~replo ce rn Mrddiepor t flh one 992 3457 MUST SHL lhrs 3 bedroom 2 ' bolh ~ pill Ioyer w lh all th e e.10 tros I Pr ced far bel ow actual real estate volue for qu1Ck sole ' N ce drr11e 10 power p onts $44 000 C/92 2A9'l NEW ONE year old brlevel home 3 bEdroom 1 bo th garage recrealion room I I acres Eogle R1dge 9 4 ~ 2745 NICE ONE acre butldmg sr te s pqrtly wooded near Me•g s H gh School 992 5523 COU NTRY HOME 12 x b4 M obile Home Three bedroom I bolh I l 10 o c re~ Fo1 more ml ormo 1 on tall742 237b NEW MOD ERN oil electnc three bedroom home Butl l on k1t chen Basement Lorge lot Gra 11 el Hd1 Mrddl epo rt Q92 5188 or 992 9975 HOMESITES lor sole I acre and up Mtddleport neat Rulland Coli 9Q2 7481 NEW 3 bedro orn house 2 bath S all elec 1 acre Moddleport close to Rutland Phone QQ2 7481 REAL ESTATE Fb~ 5A~E Good sustness Bldg located ilt 605 W Matn Sf . Pomeroy , Ohro PresentlY occup1ed bv a going business Bldg has delu)te apartment overhead bnng1ng m good mcome Priced on tnspection only can be seen any trme from 10 am 1o 6 p m Inquire at 60S w Main St Pomeroy OhiO 45769 TEAFORDm RfALlOI<' MAIN POMEROY, 0 VIRGIL B TEAFORD, SR REALTOR SMAlL form l or sale 10° ~ down ow ner hnonced Monroe Coun ly W Vo Phone (304 ) 772 3102 or (30 4) 772 3227 3 year ol d ran ch type home & Bdrm s. 2 baths large lt vt ng room and dtntng fa m li y raom l ots of closets fully ca rpeted close to town approx 1 acre ground Help w1th VA and FHA fmanc1ng VA FHA 30 yr fmo ~c1 ng ln~l ond M ort gage 71 E State Ath ens ph one (614 ) 592 3051 BUDGET 3 Bedroom , l o~ carpeted ltvtng room w1 th s l 1dmg glass doors, famtly room w1th f trep lace ntce drn1ng room k tt chen w 1th lots of ca b1n ets All remode led rns 1de & out Corner lot Close t o school s & shopp.ng area A stea l ' at S21,500 Shown by appo1n t m ent only FREE GAS - Why worry about the hlgh cos t of heatmg your home outs1de l1ght s heatmg your water dry 1ng your clothes etc We 11 se ll you your own gas well Not only that we'll thro w tn a good Pr 2 story house with 3 bedrooms and bath , n1ce dtnrng room and full basement also over 50 acres of lan d w tth a larg e beau.t1lul pond stocked w rth fi sh Call t or appotntment P1 o...ed fo r qu1 ck sale a t $37 ,500 00 HAIR, LOOK HERE - F1ve bedroom s. n1ce 1' 1 stor-y house ta,..ge ltv1ng room wtth shrn rng oak floor.ng large k1tch en w 1lh dtntnQ area 2 fu\1 baths 2 bedrooms down and 3 upst a1 rs Completely msulated w1th- F A nat gas furnace Large por ches & garage L oc ln Chester Pnce Sl9 BOO UPPER SYRACUSE - Good l hedroom house w1fh txt t h 1 n rnor e small bedrooms could be t1mshed upstdlrS A lso garage sl orage buildrng stra wberry pE!tCh ."nd gar den spa ce Dnv eway rs electrrc hea ted N JCt' (1 f1 o R 1ver v•ew Furnrlure can be bought extra Prt ce l!lr QPI CI< n le HPII•t: ,.,d lnl ~l? 600 - ELWOOD B OW ~R S REP AIR • Sweepers lo o~ 1 er~ rrot,s ~II smo !l oppi1CJnces Lown mower ne •t to StCJte Htghway Cor~ on Rou1e 7 Pl'lonc (bl4 ) '*IS 3825 .., AND MARTIN E ~t~Collotmg se pt1c syste ms dozer bQrkhoe dump truck I mes fone g1ove l block fop po11rng R1 143 Phone I (614) oQa 73J1 $37 300 00 SMALL FARM - 6 acres. several butldtngs, garage, lo1s of garden space keep animals here n1cely remodeled home , 3 bdrms. formal dtntng modern kit. famtly room full ba sement fully carpe ted. looks n1ce $29 SOO 00 HUNTING LAND - 1l5 acre - most ha s all tn 1i'lerals close to good f 1sh1ng $149 00 per acre, total S20 ooo 00 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - 3 bdrms , wood burmng F P mce lot N1c e appearance, new leatures ONLY 114 000 00 GIANT HOME - ThiS 2 Phone 992 3325 BRICK .4 apartments ha s 2 bedroom apt one 1 bedroom and a stud to apt Large y ard near st ores Only $23,000 NEW TRI LEVEL - ~OMES - We have several NEWER HOMES - We have several BUSINESSES - We ha ve ACREAGE - We ha ve some COUNTY OUT OF USE OUR BUYERS LISTING PHOTO SERVICE , WHY DON'T YOU> HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY , & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATES candy Str1p baths , natural fur-nace large lot 2 APARTMENTS - Lei one pay fo r the w hole place Askmg just S9.600 BRICK- 4 bedrooms l lf1 baths natu ra l gas F A furnace , f1replace: fu l l basemen t. large dm 1ng, porch and n 1ce corner lo t 122 SOD LOT - In town 50 x 100 wtth water sewerage and elec tric Has 2 bedroom mob 1le home m cl uded All lor $6 000 IF YOU HAVE GOOD CREDIT, CAN PAY RENT YOU CAN BUY' Reg $6 95 not en stalled pomts • : %7 (2 (3 wds ) 9 Playwnght Rattigan 12 Clamworrn mstru- Lake Beyond ~ : • • : • • 8:001115:00 a •. •• Close Sat. At 5 P.M. •• •• •• • :: RUTLAND ··•••••••• :: FURNITURE ! ·························' I 7421211 ARNOLD GRATE! RU"{I,.AND 1 4 spee d 9 co--Young Sentlnels3 415 Scooby's Laff A Lymplcs 6,1 3 Mister Rogers 20 9 3D--I!<rchle Sabrina 3,415 Skateblrds a, IO . Elec ..-. -+-+-+--1 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 1-c---+--+- ~+-+--l b+-+- -·+-+---J tYou need lo be mvolved tn ac v•t•cs today With fr iends whose CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon 19) ,..,..+-l-----f--1 cOmpa ny you enJQY Spend.ng trme atone cou ld cause you to teel depressed .,.,-+--f-+---1 AQUARIUS (Jon 20~Fob •... •• stats 19) P _...__L.....J.,-~ substa ntral ., DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE ; IS harvesl 15 I1Kely tl you re enterpnsrng today Foc us your energ1es on areas thai Here's how to work it : cou ld add to you r •ncome AXYDL8AAXR tONGFEI.LOW PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) B£ yoursell today You II easil y wir and mflue nce frien ds Preten se u _ One l e tter stmp ly stan ds for another In th1s sample A IS any form d mlnrshes the luste r ol : gsed fo r th e three L s X f01 t he t wo 0 s <'tc Sm gl e letter.s your 1mage apostrophes the len gth .m d f ormatwn of the "ords are all ARIES (March 2t-Aprll t9) .. 1fmts Ea ch day t he co de l('t tcr s arc d tll'c r ~ n t , You II be fo rtun ate loday work 1ng CRYPTOQUOTES on large or unu sua l •d eas pa rt•a l1y developed by ot hers What •• DFMDFYDPZO PO you r e able to add m ake s th em ;; UG R YTF more worlhwh le • T OF HOB FOMOB ~ UGR y G F H O L H TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20) Friends an d acqua ntances w•ll DL FGH MDYHGBU D F play •mportan l roles rn your af • l a• r s loday You 11 be lucky w •th ; U G R B I G E 0 B 0 I D Y H 0 H R L old all oes bu\ you could be ·--- DQ • Yesterday's Cryptoquote THE MAN WHO DOESN' T KNOW deceoved by one you Ye 'ecen lly .-.WHAT THE UNIVERSE IS DOESN'T KNOW WHERE HE met ;oLIVES - MARCUS AURELIUS GEMINI CMoy 2t -Juno 20) lm \ f> )9 77 KJnJ f'uturrs S'o'ndr cate Inc A r au tomat1c Wa s $1095 1 00-Jetsons 3 Famous Classic Tales 8 , '595 NOW '1495 '13 CHEVY NOVA 71 FORD SS COUPE LTD V B aulomalt c P S '1995 '495 74 CHEVY NOVA 72 CHEVY IMPALA 4 DR., Air 4 dr NOW '1695 '895 NOW '2495 72 OLDS VISTA CRUISER 73 DODGE CHARGER 71 OLDS Gold metall iC Wagon . atr Was $1895 BUICK ELEC. HT CPE. Was 52295 73 BUICK LESABRE Family Romagnoli s Table 33 Power & a 1r Coupe arr Was $2195 - ~as 51995 NOW '1695 NOW '1495 73 CUTLASS 4 DR. 1<> CHEVY MONTE CARLO Air Pow er & Ai r Wa s $ 469 ~ Was S249S NOW '1995 '1 Football 3, College Football Pregame Show 6,13, Movie "Wake Me When It's Over" 10. Beginning to Sew 33 1 45-College Football 6,13 2 oo--This Is the NFL 3, Movie 'The Day of the Trlf lids ' 4, Bob Jones a, Better Way 15, Making ThIngs Grow 33 2 3D--BeWitched 3 Movie "Stage to Thunder Rock" 8, Wally's Worksllop 15. Antiques 33 3 oo--Star Trek 3, Film 15 Guppies to Groupers 33 3 3D--Movie "Gargoyles" 4, Photography 33 V 8 aula vmy l root Was $2795 r 73 OLOS DELTA 88 2 DR. 74 MONTE CARLO Full power & air Air '2195 '3495 '1095 Get'Em While 're Here 4 oo-Movle • The Appaloosa" 3, Antique Furniture 1-77-98 OLDS REGENCY 4 DR. (DEMO.) 1-CUTLASS SUPREME 4 DR. (DRIVERS ED CAR) 1-ROYALE 4 DR. (USED) CRUISER See one of these or George Harns , Karr & Van Zandt "You'll L1ke Our Quality War at Oomg Busmess" GMC F1nanc1ng Tomorrow 33 942 :il41 9 3D--PilOt 8,10 Open Evemngs Unhl 0 00- Ttl5 p m Sat Pomeroy 10 oo--Love Boat 6 13, Carol Burnett 8,10, Diamond Rtvers 33 I ) 23-Dec 21) Person s who ca re for you w 1ll be d1l1gently work 1ng lor you to day Hurt teelmgs cou ld re su ll1l you do not acknoWledge the•r ef forts properly Curtis - . Oct 22, 1977 Lady Luck may lake a more ac l tve mteres t •n you th1s commg year t ha n she has lor some trm e T hrougli her good olf•ces she could t1e lp swell your back ac count and standrn g 1n the com mun•t y and l htngs shou ld go much to - + - + -- ! your llktng The one flaw Yo u re wasteful with your resources :tQ General CPE. GALAXIE 500 Was 51995 Friends 10 Woorkshop 8, That Nashville Music 10, Film 15, Jody' s Boay Shop 33 19 Ralston or SJte 4 3D--Sports Spect~cular 8 Nashville on the Road 10, Vague 30 Ballroolll Catch 33 33 22 Bait dance LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) The 5 OQ--Wide World of Sports 6, 13, Star Trek 4, Pop Goes o The Country 10. Film 15, Zoom 333 the 31 Sycophant's o pportun t•es around you tod ay 5 3D--Porter Wagoner 10, Once Upon a Classic 33 hook replies are larger m scope than usual 23 Impassive 36 Radiation B e alert for untque crues that 6 oo--News 3.4.10, John R Rice 8, God Has The Answer 15, Images of Aging 33 24 Chewy dosage couJd lip you 1 0ft to so methmg candy 37 Had .,., btg Fmd out who you re rom an 6 3D--NBC News 3.4,15, ABC News 13, News 6, CBS !ICBIIy SUited IO by sending fOr News 10 2S Truth diMer your copy o f Astro Graph Lette r 7 OG--AII Star Anything Goes 3 LawrenceWelk 4,15 Ma I 50 cents for each and a Hee Haw 6,8, Bugs Bunny 10. Wild Kingdom 13 lo ng se ll addressed stamped World War I 33 envelope to Astro Graph P 0 7 3D--We Think You Should Know 3, Music 33 All-Star Box 469 RadiO C1ty Stat1on N Y Anything Goes 10 Heartbeat of a Volcano 13 ,..c+--+--1-+-+---l 10019 B(! sure to specify your B OQ--Movle "Little Big Man" 3,4 15,/Fish 6,13 Bob b1rth Sign ... r Newhart 8, 10, Documentary Showcase 33 ~-+---l--1 SCORPIO (Ocl 24 -Nov 22) a 30-0peratlon Petticoat 6, 13, Tony Randall 8,10 Cond1t1ons as a whole are ex 9 oo--starsky & Hutch 6,13, Jeffersons 8,10 Hurry 29 Fight nver (abbr ) • 37 Up m ~38 Watch part ::~~~ SOtiloquy ~ ... words • . •, Thursday 8 til noon Yesterday 's Answer English 27 Comely sport :35 Turkish mn . .• • •• • •• .::• •. FRIDAY TIL .5 .,••:;.! ••• Mon ., Tt;es.• Wed. 16 =34 Lament Rutla'\11. ..•••• 0 Hood's : 32 Relative : of long • 33 On penswn RUTLAND FURNITURE ;; 74 CHEVY GT CPE. 8 JQ---Bugs Bunny Road R unner 8, Bugs Bunny and =+-.J-----J tremely favorable lor you today ·~ Robm :. " '2795 6 Ark II B. Weekend Special 13 8 OQ--CB Bears 3,4, 15 Superfrlends 6,13, Mr Magoo a, 10 Sesame Streel 20 ~ CJ~mrf1m\7 wds. ) S Egyptian symbol 6 BraztUan port 7 Table scrap 8 State of anarchy : . ttons " Call742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT Was $2995 ' Wa~ S 14 95 72 DELTA 88 6cy Busters 8. Public Polley Forums 10 Grape Ape 13 7 3D--Pink Pahther 3, 15, World of Survival 4, Jetsons tft'llrum " : Z8 Con june- n 30 rolls of carpet 1n stoca,. Good selection all on sale Installed w1th paddmg~ no extra to pay 742 2211 ssw a talent .... Pitchers' \ 6 3D--Marlo ,wod the Magic Movie Machine 4. TV C~ 8 U 5 Farm Report 10 Kentucky Alleld 13 7 OG--Salurday Reporl 3, Fun for Everyone 6. Ghosl Bernice Bede Osol 4 '- man has 72 CHEVY IMPALA " HT CPE. 72 FORD ASTRO•GRAPH 1 3D--Frank Ellwood DOWN I Sunday dinner 2 Herotc Horatto 3 MtUtar) government (2 wds ) 73 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. 75 OtDS 88 ROYALE CPE • 75 PINTO WAGON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22,1977 6 QO--Sunrlse Semester 8. 10 Affair 10 : 28 Ethioptan 4.88 sq. yd. ' ACROSS llnd1an grass 5 Grunt · 10 Norwegtan saint "li Lurch 13 Indian City 14 Raunent 15 Lect 16 Altar (bat ) 17 Netghbor of Czech :""' Petty • 20 Oppostte of NOW '2595 NOW '1295 '4395 For Saturday, Oc1 22, 1977 by THOMAS JOSfPH '1295 '1795 12 3D--Red Hand Gang 3,15 Soul Train 6, Viewpoint 8. Fat Albert 10 American Bandstand 13 6'ttacMM'6f:tt"' 4 DR. Vmyl roo f Wa s $2795 '2095 MUSIC 20 : 1 74 OLDS 88 ROYAL W1th K1ds 20 12 co--Baggy Pants and the Nitwits 3.15 Movie 'Broken Arrow 4. Weekend Special 6, Secrets of Isis 8 In the Know 10 Action News for Kids 13 : , ments 12 and 15 ft Width Carpet • rubber back ' family room'!;, gas forced a1r shop garage ahd Want S27 500 73 COUPE DEVILlE 11 3D--Search· and Rescue J 4 15, Hot Dog 6 Coping • 23 Tally : 25 MusiCal Regular" 9S T&T 2 dr H T 11 oo--Thunder 3,4, 15 Big Blue Marble 6. Batman Tarzan B 10 Krafft Supershow 13, Crockett's V I ctory Garden 20 : SaveS4 88 Sq Yd 700 Club Consumer Surv1val Kit 20 : 21 Balkan : 22 Central Rubber llack Sporls & Travel World 10 lD--Muhammad All 3,4,15 Space Academy B,lO, : 10 ROOMS- 4 bedrooms, 2 YOU BE L I EVE' sn1.25D oo HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL OLDER 3 bedrooms. l'h bath s, fam 1ly room utility , garage. and one acre of land $41 000 story home ha s up lo 5 bdrm s enclosed porch 111~ baths l1vmg dmmg two car garage storage bldg, 1 level corner lo t WOULD - 2 story frame. 4 bdrms some remodeli ng complete bath ktt ONLY $6,725 00 SAVE ON " CARPETING , '2995 S P Cpe A1r 9 30 ~ Consultation 10 DO - '3695 73 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 6 30 P M - Testtmony Time 7 00 - Pau l Gaudino Fam1ly Fitness 7 30 - Wrestlmg 8 30 - LLAC ILLE Red vrnyl roo! w h1t e leather mte r~or full power and fac1ory atr ful l NOW '2900 3 00-Movle t rlc Companv 20 lO ~oo-..:On ce UP.on a Classic 20 t XCAV A liNG dozer loader O'nd bockh,oe worlo. dump l rul[k 5 ond lo poys fo1 i'11re wdl l'lbui It II d r I to sod I mes lone and gravel Cell Bob or Ro ger Jef fe rs doy ph on e 992 7089 n1gh1 phon e 992 3525 or 992 5232 WILL do roolrng con~tr u c lr on pl u nbrng ond heolmg No 1ob loo lorgl! or too sm all Ph on e 742 23 48 3, 5& 9 PM - Man Who KnewTooMuch (PG) 7&11 PM - OdetoBIIIyJoe(pG) Cable Channel 5 - MACHINE Repo11 s ser 111ce all moke s 9'12 2284 the Fobr1c Sho p Pomer P' y Authoru:ed Si nge r Soles end S~r YIC e We ~i'larpen SCissor{ EXCAVA riNG dozer ba ckhoe ond d tcher Char les R Hat Boclo. Hoe SerYICe f eld Rul lond Oh o Phone 742 2008 News '1 COUPE Vtnyl roof t u ll power a1r stereo Was 53800 Mov1e Channel 4 - T S~W IN C 10, Bronze, tan vmyl roof leather rnfenor full power and a1r Crutse control AM FM stereo tape 74 CUTlASS Low mileage a, 77 CADILLAC NOW '5900 75 DODGE CHARGER S.E. Slrategy of Terror ' 3, 5 OQ--Movle 'Oedipus the King 3 REMODELING Plum brn:g heof)lg al"\ d a ll 1ypes of geneml rep_prr Work guaranteed 20 years'" per ence Phone 9Q.2 2409 1o BA THRO OMS AND K.rtchens remodeled ccrom1c tde plum b1ng corpen lry and gen~rol mo1ntenoncc 13 years e~t per ence 992 3b85 216 E Second Street Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 Spacoous several EASTERN DISTRICT - l' 1 acres of leve lland ntce 12x64 all ca rpeted m oblie home w tth 2 BR s il v mg room ktl che n and bath 2 rooms built on ntce t am 1ly room with ftrt!place pl ent y pt garden s pace ~ some fru•f trees Large workshDP and block ce llar C1ty water and septtc tank Ntce countr y settmg on County Rd 28 Pnce SI S 900 - B~ADPORO A.u ctro r, eer cW, plete Ser11 ce Ph one 949 2487 o r 94Q 1000 Roerne Ohto cjl11 Btodl ord HOW~RY JUST LISTED - CommerCi al property appr ox 17 acres le11el land locaTed at Tupper s Plorn s on Oh1o Rout e 7 Phone (014 ) 667 b304 lBimD• • EXCAVAliNG BACKHOI:: dozer trencher lgw bqy dump trucks sep l 1c ws 1ems Brll Pull m.s phone 992 147E:l day or nt gl t HOUSE FOR Sole 0 1 1651 Lrn co lt1 Hts Co11992 7471 bel ore 3 pm and alter 5 call 992 337b . . . . ~Jack W Carsey, Mgr ..... Phone 99'2 21B1 COUNTRY l ormlol'\d wrth seclud ed woods water and good oc cess rroMonroe Countv W Va $1 000 down call ~304) 772 3102or (30 4) 772 3227 • = S50 Pomeroy Landmark • • !I'J2 2206 or 992 7630 10 20 1mo I Good Used McCullough Cham Saw •• Carpet &Upholstery Phone M1ke Yoong At 1 40---News 13 2 Jo-Mary Hartman Full power & atr Wa s S6800 NOW ABC News 33 Mov ie "The Face of Fu Manchu " 10 12 DD--Monty Python s Flying Circus 33 12 05---Kotak 8, 11 3D--Janakl 33. 12 4D--Lohman & Barkley 6 Ironside 13 I OQ--MJdnJghl Specia l 3,4, 15 Movie Equmox" 10, 76 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 DR>- -16395 13295 75 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC 4 DR 1 74 FORD GRAN TORINO 2 DR 2495 74 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR 6 cyl auto P s 12395 52695 74 FORD MUSTANG II MACH I 12695 74 BUICK LESABRE 2 DR HT 1 74 MUSTANG II 4 CYL Au to 1995 12195 74 DODGE DART 6 CYL A" to 1 Dr 11795 73 CHEVY NOVA 6 CYL Aula 12195 73 DODGE CHARGER. LOADED 12495 73 PONTIAC LEMANS, 2 DR 11695 73 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM 1 73 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR 1895 73 CHEVY CUSTOM C/10'-- - - '12695 12695 73 FORD CUSTOM F-100, AUTO 71 r.HEVY CUSTOM C/10 '1295 71 FORD F-350, 1 TON Cab & Chasm 11895 •• Carpeting ll 3o-Johnny Carson 3 4, 15, Baretta 6 13. Mash OTHER CARS & TRUCKS • ' Young's fret btimate5 10141 mo pd 2 75 CHEVY SCOlTSDALE PKG.~~~~ 13295 NOW 12995 75 SUZUKI 380 Wolh saddle bags Was saoo NOV. 1750 111m:. • Supenor Steam Extracllon Bissell Siding Co. 1 Good Used Homehte XLI2 Cham Saw 5125 MIDDLEPORT - SPACIOUS HOME TO FIT YOUR IN YOUR Cellulostc (wood fiber) • Ph llU2511 Rttdu!Ut 0 PomlfO! Blown Insulation • • 15 l.IIUILU\1. COUPE DEVILLE Full power & Atr Was $8900 8 3D--C hiCo & the Man 3 4,15 Wall Street Week 20 33 9 co--Rockford F1ies 3,4 15, Movie " W W & the Dl~le Danceklngs' 6, 13, Switch a, tO, Lowell Thomas Remembers 20, Soog at Twilight 33 9 31)-Qulncy 3,4,15. News 20, Indian Summer 33 10 3D--Monty Pylhon s Flying Circus 20 Drought 33 11 co-- News 3 4 6,a, 10,13.15 Dick Cavetl 20 1 72 PONTIAC GRANVILLE 4 DR 1095 67 CORVAI R 4- DR ___..:.:W:::as~$=50.:_0N::.:O:::W:._ 1395 • PARTS -LABOR • GUARANTEED • REASONABLE ••' • RATES • 51'25 CENTRAL REALTY CO. KIDS AutomatiC Transmtsston Service 1 Good used McCullough 310 E Chain Saw 595 A HIN A 81::0 Q92 I::JQ 47 Poles mox CHIP WOOD drometer 10 on largest end S8 per ton Bundled slob S6 per to n Delivered to Oh 1o Pollet Co Rt 2 Pomeroy 992 2b89 SWAIN SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. BRAND NEW galt cor t wLtl-1 se11en cl vb s mostly Tourn CJments barel y used SBS Charlene Hoell ch 992 52 92 COPPERl'ONE RANGE 20 w1de opt '>Lze G E Refngerotor Green 14 cu h (30-t ) 675 5203 Wood Stoves 76 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 7 31}-Porter Wagoner 3 Gong Show 4, Can did Camera 6, Pnce ts R lght 8, MacNeil Lehrer Report 20,33. Famtly Feud 10, Name That Tune 13 Pop Goes the Countr y 15 8 oo--CPO Sharkey 3 15, In Search of 4, Donny & Mane 6, 13 Wonder Woman 8.10. WashJngton Week m Review 20,33 73 PLY. FURY 1, 4 DR was 51095 Now 1895 72 FORD LTD 4 DR Wa s S\095 NOW sg95 • Due to the great response to Karr & Van Zandt's Great Used Car Sale they are gomg to contmue 1t for thetr 13th b1g week to bnng you th e gr eatest savmgs yet on these value rated used cars. Muppet Show a, News 10, To Tell lhe Truth 13 Gil logan's Is 15 Almanac 20 Making Things Gro.; 33 Was SI29S NOW <-• J&L 8995 11995 Was 12495 NOW 73 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 DR HT Wa s SI89S ~ow 73 BUICK CENTURY 4 DR -__:11495 • 1<19-l -- m l!l'll ..... ..... ... lARGI:: 'vl::l VU sglo Excellent (Ondi! lon Beovt lu i glas "'- 1op (Oflee table 992 32 83 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? 1970 EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Service~ ~r- '"'- a.~.-r T~udo cw . . fl._.... , , 197b G RAVELY TRACTOR wrlh georbo~t ro tary cvllr volors ~ulkey 30 r olarv mower 742 2573 test Ph .. Heroes 1S, Mary Tyler Moore tO 6 OQ--News 34,8, 10, 13, 15 ABC News 6 Zoom 20 6 3D-- NBC News 3,4,15 Carol Burnett & Frlenas 6 CBS News 8 10 As We See It 20. ABC News 13 7 00-Truth or ~ons 3 Cross Wtts 4, Liars Club 6 Wa> 11895 NOW • Kmg5bury Home Sales 5 3G--Odd Couple 4, News 6 Elec Co 20,33, Hogan' s Was S9200 NOW 1 74 FORD GALAXIE 4 DR. 992 lOH OR 5TOP BY 1100 E MAl ~ Sf POMEROY 01110 FOR A fREt ESIIMATE ' LARRY LAVENDER Chester , Oh1o 8 29 pd Loaded downs are met"'mully rnst.tlltd to auu1t m111mum Yfttr Contact nlot a quality lw~ttnt. Don t wart trll let !OimS on JOUI 1001 let US COilt rt n..._ and stop potenbll ltaks. CALL ftKUM. OhiO ~loc k ed FOR SALE or trade o r lol"\d con tro cl 2 bedr oom house Ill Rutland qq2 5858 97 WINCHESTE R 1b gt1 pump A I shape $225 Stevens Brawnmg 12 go pump A 1 st1ope S1 2S locus ts posts S1 25 each Fire wood $25 per truck load 742 2359 Sox J4 ' 76 CONTINENTAL MARK IV salist, ,001 IASIIIIOtt CGmPif!W Itt U$ tte down r<MI' mobile home T~ t...- S 00---Bonanza 3.; "f'Y Three Sons 4, Gunsmoke 8, Mtster Rogers N eig hborhood 20 33 Ho9an s Heroes 10 Emergency One 13, My Three Sons 15 Pill , Spill and FOR SALE TIMBER Pomeroy Forest Pt o ducts Top priCe for stond1ng sowt tmber Call 992 59b5 or Jack's Septic Tank Service •' • ltDME Wt hMt IUIIablt In I VlfltiJ olcoAIJts 'tie 11m• atumtnum un6trptn!'"_., If\&, ~or 10111 puce ol mmd 1nd _ 1'!- STO«M WINDOWS l DOORS IEPLACEMENT WINDOWS AlUMINUM IIDIIIG SOffiTT GlllTEIS-AWNINGI Phone 98! 3806 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1977 • liVE ON YOOR FU!l IIU THII" WINTER AND BEAUTIFY YOOR -ILL Blown lnsulatton StNICts Flnanetnc Availlbtt Blo•n Into Walls L Atl1ts Restden1tal and commerCial Call for est1mate , 24 hour servtce Anyday anyttme IQbtl CHE VROU: T l or ports Good 2H3 V 8 mo tor S75 992 2747 alter 5 pm Let us Free FREE ESTIMATES SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 3l'>O ' FOR SALE or Rent o room house near grocery sto re s Coli after 7 pm 9Q2 JScn CASH pold for all make"" and models of mobtle homes Ph one Ofeo code bl 4 4{3 953 1 992 6370 Al~ o ho1 ~t f-'honc [6\41 b~l:l SlARCRAFT .. All Sole M tnr mo tors 20 and 22 TraVel 1ratl!l'rs HI 5 S3 799 25 7 NI::W HOlLAND Boler and M ower M F Corn Plo111er 99'1 7084 Bur1kh ouse $4 875 Fold down $1 700 up We sell sen1c'e and WOOD FOR Sa l ~ Ph o 1e 9ll5 41 03 qualrty Open Sundays Camp ONE ANT IQU E oo k drc:,ser SI ~O Conle y Storcrott Soles Rt b2 3 pC bttd!OOrll SULie $1 25 N ot Pt Pleosont COO or wa rdr obe $~ 4 drawer chest drawer \prne ) 550 O re~~er I Pille SbO Meta l bose tor Rent 1..1 1c hen cobmet S35 The-s e CJr t1cles ore all m excellent ro"d' 3 AND 4 RM tur ntshed and un ton and con be seen at 102 f urntshed opT s Phone 9n Park Sl M ddleport Ohro o li)l 543<1 rl rea ll y mtere!>ted AVAILABl~ AT R verst de Ap1 s I 197t. HO NDA 750 SUf-'~R Spo r t Ex bed room SI OS per month SISO tro s SI <!95 lu n 99'2 5240 securr ty deposit 992 0098 LOST IN Fort Me1gs area H~ s k re type dgg we ,ghi about 1 10 lb Bro wn ond brown yellov. Rewo r d 712 2~H 1 even• ngs ~ So00 54~0 FlREW OOD S4 0 cor d de!t.,e re d a 1d 84:1 2933 t:ampiog liqui pment Have APrmlem COMMON ~0~ ~ll A,o\:'L I M l Jllllll ll.i I VW 8ee!l(> nt~w I rO;'>~ tit~ I '~64 CH ~ V ~O l t I ) I A liON Wagon KO NO MY lRA CTOR wtth ol ut tochlllt!nl~t lrlo..v 11t!w C i'"' Q low1 ~lll(>ll J1 7 N ~w poon l $22!10 !-'h ot~( 614 l 6li!l J:lo:tu good con dr1!or1 q po!!o~f'nget 56"') or best off er q4q 21/ 4 AI-'Pli: S Hllt-lAIRill< Or r hrud~ )late Reule btJ9 Phnr e IQ)J PINI O ~IO N Wagon Wtl l.. esvtlle 669' Jlt!.) 2JOO cc eng1r1e 0 11 co ndiltoncd cn.o tomaltt new IUes low PU) J50 JO HN OHIH do1e1 w 1h mil ~g e e ~ cell enl coh dti!On ~btl hours 27 ton ~1'1 ol new t:: ollq~7 noo 11 uck scales 27 long 9Q2 ~-16t:l 1970 Mt:RCURY ~NGINl: and CUT Hl:ATING Cas ts' Shenandoah 1ronsnu SSIOt\ Good cond1tton basr c wood hro!Oict M1~e 9rn bO:JO o r 742 2904 Hor gan Au1henzcd Oeoler Harrr$Oillltllc 74:1 '1704 AUCTION SA LE every Tut>s ond Fr1 at 7 pm New and u~ed rl"l er chand seat Ohro H 'IIE'f Auc Iron Me1gs Plaza Mtdd leporl O h1o Home Pi'lane !304 } 773 5471 Business Services du!>l con tr ol alld 'I)''' rol nUkll19 ~ n/1 f o~ Imm el'> h i<'bl,, )all Work ~ M0 111 ~~~~f'l t'Oill£'111'1' Ohro 01 ph om:~ '}\J] J~'-111 U''>~ CHI:VY WAGON Std lt!J eng Prtu;l "dult•d 9'n 3J0tl THE RACINE Vo!untee' F 1e Depar tment w dl tpoMor o gun REWARD FOR mossrng dog l o!.llll shoot eYery Saturday at 7 p m Roclo. Spr rngs area Red fe male otlherr bv1ldrng rn 8os Mn foe ., lrnh sl,tter A nswers to the nome Brandy If l oun d please tory choke gvns only coli Rrchord lee But che r NO HUNT ING on Geo rg• 992 7611:! or 992 Sllb FrHio"d ' property Syracuse LOST SATURQAY Sept 3 bet TO GARNET (Ma ) Williamson wttef' b and B pm on County Satu rday Be st w l!.hes for o Rood I ,, ea r Grange Hell and happy i'loppy brrthdoy Floyd Cross Roads neor Rut land l ong Olrve and Fom dy l'loLr med Slle block rnale d~Jg w1th wh1te on chest lee! lip of to I ond nose Answers to fl re t 1y Pow rf lound he nee&~ medlc oltan 5100 reward '192 Sl 2b Owner til and grre., tng tor return ol dog ~!l da ~;~fhnl•ll ( \J•n -;qtl7 Auction TELEVISION VIEWING ~al£'.;;, 1'1' 4 OliJ!t 1971 VI NDAl~ 14 '( 70 ""'1h 1 pullou!S {Ctllf Oi 011 l.. rl r ht>n appl ronces w 1h dt~h wa.,.he r underpmn rn g e -. celle 11 CoiHi L I ron One owm:tf qq2 J43q 992-5554 :'JWU I<I' ~ \utu IWO Bt: OROOM lqo ~ Home w 11h .. -.1cii:,IQn ~ QH Suzu"' J!lO QtJ5 •~bS ol1e1 b ~UlLER 985 ~alt• CRISISLINE ru. ~tl.ll tltru t l ltha• ~ p M th tllol\ GUN SHOOT RoCJne G~.J 1 Club e\I EU. y Su11 ol teoqo-on 1-oclo• Chock gu111 oo1ly A norl~ 11\111\II'U.Ill l.i II 1 <1113 \)ol"" Ill !lo.l <1.1\ \1!~ lllllll\1\j..; l'ih&tIll, 11' •11 ~1 t U\11 I 11\,.,. tllbo. th.l!).o'i.l it liM I till 0tJ11 Uo ll \ Mubile Hunw• fur I holl~• ~~ ~~ I 1,1\ ~ I '' ~ ' - Let The Want Ads Turn Unwant'ed Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES !J \\ 1 "b ~The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , F11~ay , Od 21, 1977 , portant achrevements me po ssl- 10 11 11 11 3Q-Fawlty Towers 33 oo--News 3,4 6,8,10,13,15, Janak! 33 15---ABC News 6. Fllrl1 15 3D--Movie "Companions In Nightmare ' 3 Greal American Laught Off 4, IS Movie "Someone the sermonette Behind the Door" 6, Movie "The African Qut;!en" 8 Woody Hayes Football 10, Movie "Mr Deeds Goes to Town" 13 12 00-'-Movle " Deadfall ' 10 I oo--Movle "Only One Day Left Before Tomorrow" 4 1 3D--Mary Hartman 3 This Is the NFL 6 1 45-Movle "The Gonqueror Worm " 13 1 55-Mary Hartman 3 2 20-Mary Hartman 3 2 45---Mary Hartman 3 3 10-Mary Hartman 3 3 25---ABC News 13 3 3D--News 3 4 00--Movles " Boom' " 3 6 oo--Movle " The Wise Guys ' 3 ble to day Conc entrate s.olely on maJOr goals Devote litt le hme to fnvolous srd e tssues should be a profitable oay as you re ve~y clever m com merc1 a1 deahngs Follow your hunches CANCER (June 21-Julj22) Your YIAGO ' (Aug, 23-Sopt warm ln endly manner makes you a very pleasant per son to be ar .... und today U ntor1una1e 1y dijl!es w1 !1 be neglec ted wht le y-ou pursue pleasu re !..EO (Jut~ 2l·Aug 22) Thts ' 22) Asso c1a te wrth worthy allies today Your greates t benef itS w111 come " through persons you re teamed up wrth Selecl potenttal wmner s Nt WSI AI t H F.NTt HI HIS!\ .41'\..'\N 1 NORTHFIELD NORTHFIElD, Ohto (UPl) - Sweet Sugar Rose won the battle of the cofavorttes at Northfield Park Thursday mght, shppmg past Tuxedo Meg tn the stretch to GOD CARES wm the featured $1 ,700 "For God so loved lhe world that He gave Hts only seventh race begocten Son, that whosoever believeth In Him should uol Both mares went postward perish, bul have evcrlasllng lUe." - John 3 16 asB-5chmcesandran one-two God cared enough to send the very best ' We ca n reJmcc all the way unt il the stretch today because Jesus dted for us and rose agam Long ages when drtver Don Swtck before, God foresaw that we could netther save nor redeem pus hed the wmner pas! ourselves In mercy and love God sent Hts Son Jesus Chn st to Tuxedo Meg for a 1'h length lead Us from the wasteland of sm to sprmgs of hvmg water' It vtctory IS for thts reason God sent Hts Son - HIS very best - because Sweet Sugar Rose covered He cared the mile m ' 2 04 2-.'i and • If God cared enough to send the very best, we certa mly returned $5 40, $3 110 and $3 ought to do 0]!1' best for God each day Our h1g hest aim should Tuxedo Meg pa1d $3 20 and -be to hve a1Tfe lha t IS pleasmg to God We can do our best for $2 60 and the show horse, Roy the f ord We can be at our best for the Lord - 1f we ask Htmto Kmght Ttme , return e d help us There are CIJIIlltless ways you and I ca n more $3 20 fa tthfully serve our God and Chnst l. tbby Way ktcked off a btg The urgent needs of our day call for aclive fa tth, a fatlh trtple combmat1on of 9-4-.'i founded on the Word, yet foc used on the world Our Lord cau which was worth $1,043 10 help us fa ce lhe challenges a nd tasks of dally hvtng T1mely Heels was second and ~ courageously a nd creahvely May God's care for us be reflected tn our care and concern for others - Rev Rwhard Top Creed flmshed thtrd A crowd ,,f 1,785 wagered W Thomas, Pastor, Northeast Cluster of the Umted Methodist $227,2 t5 Church, Tuppers Plau1S, Ohio ' ' ' �10- The Datly &>nttnel, ~ltddleport·Pomeroy. 0 .. Fnduy, Oct . ~1. l97i $15,000 gift received for community project Crime control funds .a pproved fo~ SE area rrg10nal cnminal juslll'e COLU MB US . Ot1 Gov . Janws A Rhodt•s has information S) stem and announced approval of 1\\0 creatmg divrrsmn programs grants totalm g mur~ than as altrruatins to detention . 11us grant Will be SU~ 1198,000 m r nme n mtrol funds to tho Ohto Valley plen1Pnt£'d. wnh $19.222 from Reg10nal Devel opment loca l sources. The Sel'nnd g ra nt. for Commissio n t OVRDC I $25 ,391, will fund a Portsmouth . specializ~d tralning pro ~rmn The first grant, for $1 72,991, will fund an adult dl\·orsion for the OVHDC adu lt system for OVRDCs nino· diversion sr stcm . In the county area in S?uthern Oh10, pr ogram. · corrE'ctiunnl Major projects ln the system personnel wilt receive adin cl ude establishing a dit ional tr aining th rough senuna r s. workshops conferen ces. and on-site trainin~ . This Rrant ~· ill be SUi>" plemented local!)· with $2.821. The State of Ohio awarded the Rrants under the federally $19.6 million Cmnprrhensive Criminal Justice Phm for 1977. The following nine counties appr0\100 provisions of Ohio's ! available until '78 :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::·:·:=:-:·:·:-:·:·::::;:;:;:;:;:; SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was ca lled to New St. Thursday afternoon for \lobart Templeton who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 11 :51 p.m .• the squad went to Route 143 for Handy Randolph who was also taken to the same hospital. At 6:53p.m. , the fire department answered a call on a trash collection center on <;o unty Road !, off Route 325, to e 11:~in guish a blaze there. EnJOY th at mone~·· in · th e·va u It feeling 1 With a safely·insured Savings Account. Alld with all ou r interest ... you' ll get more than your money back. ~pomeroy rutlar)d h•'f*'l plaine Member FDIC MEETING SLATED The Meigs Area Holiness Association meeting will be held at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at the Danville Wesleyan Olurch. The Kings Musicians ,will be playing and there will be special vocal numbers by the Gospel Voices. Speaker for the meeting will be the Rev. lla rbert Ailing.. The public is invited. EDNA STILES the bank of thec.ntury •• 4. . . . 1812 l\)1 make the cifference ;• IT'S A HALLOWEEN ·CONTEST I Will vote for levy Funera l services for Mrs. Mrs. Edna Stil es , 79, of • Ferne B. Hayman , 76. Route R,oute J , Pomeroy , died Dear Sir : We have three chtldren lllal have graduated from • 2. Rac ine , who di~..d Wed- Friday morn ing at Veterans nesday at Holzer Med ical Nlemorial Hospital. Soutliern High School We supported llle school district while Center , will be held at 1 p .m . She was born Aug . 23, 1898, llley were in school. Saturday at the Ewing a daughter of the late We now have a daugllter in high school and a boy in the Funeral Home rather than at Lawrence and Julia · Dill high. We want them to graduate like our other children junior l p.m . Sunday as announced Ginther . earlier . She was also preceded by did willlout having their education disrupted. We will vote for Besides her daL•ghter . Mrs. five- .brofhers, Carl , Arthur, llle levy so llley will be able to get back in sc hool. Ju ne Wi ckersham of Rac'l ne , Ca'ward , John, and Dougta·s : For us this is the most economical way for our children to Mr s. Hayman Is surv ived by her husband Elias· in 1968 . get through lllls school year . Tuition at Meigs for one mont~ for • five grand ch i ldren , Jeff Surviving are a son, Ed:. Wickers ham , at home ; ward E. of Middleport.· a our two would cost us more than lhe G 'r.~ mill levy will increase\ Ma rvene Beegle, Ra ci ne ; daughter , .Mrs .' Hers chel our taxes for one year. ·· Jim Wickersham , Jacldyn Uulia) Norr is of ·Rac ine; We can only express our concern for our own children but. Hodge and Mary Wicker . three granddaughter s; Mrs . sham , all of Columbus , five Carl IKay) Platter of Mid- hope there are enouRh other parents of Soulllern Local School. great -grandch il dren and dleport , M rs. James (Bar- District that will support their children to pass the ,levy. severai ·J') ieces and nephews . bara) Fr:y of Pomeroy, Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Danny Brown. BOx 102, Minersville, Ohio. Mrs . Hayman, well known Ea rl (NihaJ Cra ddock of • throughout the county , was a Au9usta, Ga .; two grandsons. licensed practical nurse and Roger Sfi les of lexington, workedforanumberofyears Ky ., Clarence Nor ris of at the former Meigs General Racine ; two great Hospital. Fr iends may call at granddaughters , Ruth An n Since I wrote my last letter to the Sentinel 1 have had some the Ewin g Funeral Home. and Sue E llen Fry ; two great - contacts wanting to know what I am talking about. Maybe I grandsons . Jason Stiles and should clarify my lllink ing . . · Matthew Craddock ; four There has been too much influence brought to bear on. sisters , El izabeth Young and SLSD by ouiside sources. This is my opoinion and I think that' Margaret Vogler o f New Brighten , Pa ., M i ldred pressure will continue. The passage of this 61> mill levy will Menge l of Rochester , Pa .. affect' !his district like a pain pill affects a person· suffering: Beulah Latham of War ren; with a bad disease . We need a cure and not a stop gap one brother , Lawrence of program . We need a base or method of taxation that Rochester , f.!a. ; several nieces, nephews and cousins . distributes the costs in a fairer way . Writing Columbus means Funera l services wil l be 2 nothing . We have to use 'some more forceful way. A minority ol Holzer Medical Center p.m . Sunday ·a t the Ewing (Discharges Oel. 19) real estate own_ers pay the preponderance of th~ taxes here . I • Funeral Home with the R'e v . Unda Di1xer, Jessie 1-!oward Shively offlcia~~ng . am retired and want out of the ITUlinstream, and when you: Bowman , Stanf or d Burial will be In Beech Grove come knockin g on OW' door for more and more taxes what can you expect but resistance'! Wait till you get there. And I don't Cremeens , Patricia Dent, Cemetery . Fr iends may call at the funeral home after 7 want sympathy or any handouts . Mildred George , Tina Gibbs. this evening . A\1 c~ildren up to t~e age of 16 can win if they design either the ugliest, the prettiest or the most original Jack-O- lantern in the area. There will be two age groups. The first for children up to 10 years old and the second group for children from 10 to 16 years of age. . The winners In each age group and category will receive . . a ·$10 pm:e. You can design the Jaclc-0-Lantern any way you wish and bring it in any time, but no later than closing timeOct.' 25, 1977. , Let's get those ]ack-0-Lanterns Designed and bring them in to Farmers Bank Today. Farmers Bank •n mno Y, mno // Now Y Maxl!l .ut .. .l ~> u • dOCe For Each DepoSitor EXTENDED OUTLOOK Monday through Wed· nesday, a chance of showers Monday and Wednesday and fair Tuesday. Highs will. be In lhe 60s and lows will be In lhe 40s. :;:::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::: • • tmts ' GALLI POLlS- P0INT 12 NO. 38 OCTOBER tional, and this requires a sizeable sum of money ." Harold Brown, city manager, said that the city has applied for Federal aid, and we are optimistic in obtaining these funds . Brown said. "We feel that $50,000 raised at the local level will provide sufficlent evidence that this community is behind the recreational project. It would influence the Federal agencies to provide funds lo be used in completing the project as a public assistance ,. program." Miles T. Epling, co· chairman of the eommittee, Continued on A·3 tnfittt 1977 Ml PRICE 25 . · Kn Poor case . · If this levy pa sses and llley get back 599ner thru. later, I think (he peop' ' are interested in what they get back too . To be frank , ! know enough about school to know that the scholastic VETERANS MEMORIAL Admitted - Wibna Par· goals can be raised. Educational goals written on paper don't mean anything; it's what happens to the students. malee, Middleport : Dori s lt- is my opinion athletics are over emphasized and not Stevens, Shade; Joseph enough lhought is given to the intellectual achievements. Marcinko , Reedsville . Discharged· Willie Sports and gaines ha ve their plilce, but a child will nOt have a Adams , Media Schoonover, lab, a shop, or be exposed to formal learning very long ill his life . Make it count while you can. Eber Gillian , Christi Moody , I am not against good schools. I am against the political Thoma s Sarver, Sr, Michael system that is trying to impose this kind of taxation on me . Nice. How about a payroll tax or a sales tax? Gayle Price · MEETS SATURDAY RACINE - Ra cine Lodge 461, F&AM , will hold a special meeting at 7:30 p.m. Saturday with work to be in the Master Masons Degree. All Master Masons are invited. OBSERVANCE SET ·Pomeroy Chapter 80, Roya l Arch ~asons , will observe Religious Affirmation Sun· day with members of the Middleport Presbyterian Olurch al the 10:30 a.m. morning worship service Su>day, All Masons, DeMolay, Eastern Stars and Job's Daughters are urged to join with the companions of P_!!meroy Chapter in the observance. FILM TO BE VIEWED A 45-minute color family fibn, "The Littlest Apostle," will be shown at the Meigs County Infirmary at 7:30 p.m. Sunday under the sponsorship of the L8urel Cliff Free Methodist Olurch. The film story centers around a Christian family taking a Christian vacation which resultS in a meaningful adventure. humor and an impressive setting. The . public is invited . LOCATION CHANGED Because of the recent fire at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. morning worship at 9:30 . a.m. and Sunday School at 10:30 a .m. will be held this Sunday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. SEEK LICENSE Marriage licenses were issued' to Michael Jay Small. 26, Rt . I. Dexter. and Karen Ann Fer ato. 23. Rl.l, Dexter: David Dale Price. 26, Syracuse. and Mary Virginia Krawsczyn, 21, Middleport. would have to be doubled to accomplish the project of building the new water tank and installing some new water lines. Pictured breaking ground are, fron\ left, John Laswick. program director for the U.S. Dept. of HUD who was speaker: Mason County Commission President Hobert Powers; Mrs. Olarlotte Jenks, councilwoman and longtime village official who delivered the welcome; Robert Wingett , president of the Mason County Development Aulllority; Mason Mayor Fred Taylor arid Calvin Smith, engineer for the town and project coordinator. . Bi-swing action back . Water repellent. Leg closure. Waist and cuff Mjustments. zip front. Zip pock1 · SIZES Short 38·46 Reg. 36 -56 Long 38 -48 caPI1aPtt BROWN DUCK OVERALL 6BF Comfort. Freedom. Long Wear . Dbl knees. po~kets. Elastic suspenders, tool loops, etc. SIZES 32-50 Get Ready For Winter See our complete selection of Carh'a rtt BrOwn ~uck Work ·Clothes . Stop in now, buy what you need while we have complete range of o; izes . Winter Caps and Hats - Gloves - Heavy Weight Socks - Jackets . Sweaters. Buy early ·or use our lay -away plan. caPI1aPtt caPI1al..,tt BROWNDUC~ BLANKET-LINED JACKET 6BLJ Bi-swing action back. Cuff i!nd waist · adjustments. Snaps for. matching hood , etc . SIZES Reg. 36 -50 Long 42 -48 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IN PRESENTED PLAQUE - Roper! Wingett, president of the non-profit Mason County Development Aulllority, was presented a plaque from the Town of Mason during Saturday's groWtdbreaking for lts $239,000 water project. Mayor Fred Taylor, left, made llle presentation in recognition of Wingett's efforts toward tbe.Town of Mason getting a 100 pet. Ht1D Community DeVelopment Block Grant for the project. . RACINE Jesse E . Brinker, Pa st Illustrious Master of Bosworth Council No. 46, ·Pomeroy, was installed as Sixth Arch In· spector of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Ohio, Oct. 4, at the Grand Council Session held at the Masonic Temple, Columbus. This is a great honor to Bosworth Council. and to Metgs County Masons. Mr. Brinker, Who is very active in M.asonic circles has . been a member of Racine Masonic Lodge No. 461 for nearly 30 years. He is a Knight of the York Cross of Honor, a thirty-second degree Mason, member of Aladdin Shrine, Past President of Twin City Shrine Club, Past Patron of Racine Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, . CHESHIRE - The Gallia • Meigs Community Action burg, W. Va. Joe also is a member of Racine Masonic Lodge, a Vork Rite Mason, Member of Aladdin Shrine and Racine Order of the Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs. Brinker also have three grandchildren, Eddie and Penny Sue Wolfe, and Joey Brinker. Mrs. Brinker .is also a busy person, she is employed by the County Commissioners) as the Grants Administrator for the CETA programs. She is presently the Supreme illstructress of Mary Shrine, and Mr. and Mrs. Brinker will be installed as Worthy Patron and Worthy Matron of Racine Olapter Order of the Eastern Star for lhe coming year. They were the presiding officers of this organization 20 years· ago. Past Watchman of Shepherds of Mary Shrine, Past Deputy Supreme Watchman of Shepherds of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, and a member of the Knight Masons of leland. . Mr. Brinker is a retired diesel engineer having worked 26 years for Union Barge Line, Pittsburgh, Pa. He now owns and operates his own business. He and his wife, Naoma, have lived in Racine, for the past 35 years. They are the parents·of three · children, Ron who is a musician, presenlly playing in North Carolina, Joan· Wolfe, Syracuse, an em· ployee of Veterans Memorial Hospital, and Joe, Little Hocking , who is an ac· countant employed by a trucking firm in Parkers· .. JESSE E. BRINKER Bids will be opened Tuesday POMEROY - Bids for the sale of bonds for the con· struction of a school for the mentally retarded will be opened Tuesday, Oct. 25 in the office of the county GALLIPOUS - A Gallia Countian's ballot on Nov. 8 is a . white card ·10% (ten and . tlfree-<tuarters inches) long and 3\14 (three and onequarter) inches wide. Top part, perfectly square at 3\l•inches, is detachable as a stub. Instead of marking an "X-' you punch a hole . It's easy. It's simp!~. • _\/ auditor. At 2:30 p.m. the Meigs County Board of Com· missioners will meet in special session to consider the bids. :"'.•,~ · ' ¥ ' ..... Men's Flannel Shirts ' ~' SECOND, push the lop of lhe ballot down over the lwo knobs filling Into the holes. . -. . j THIRD, 18ke your llny "Slicker" and punch ~ through hole opposite name of your favorite. . ',.! " . ' ~·· ·- -· {'·"''' Cf~f£~ FIRST, slip your ballot Into the slot unlll It goes as far as It can go. ·.,.' -- ·.!''' house and three banks Thursday for 216 precinct election officials. Allowing -.. . •'. ' Just how simple was demonstrated - and ;, being demonstrated in the court ~ ,,, \ SIZES 30-44 y Agency Board of Directors will hold its monthly meeting on Monday, Oct. 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the central office. MEET MONDAY Gallia voters will punch a hole instead of marking an X Dbl knees & pockets~ ,Tool loops, z1pper fly, etc. Great for hunting. Touoh ! Union Su i ts find Th ermal Underwear . Complete selection of sizes - Get set now for colder wea th er to come. Mayor Charles Pyles, Delores Wolfe, president of the emergency squad, Harold Circle, captain, Randall Roberts, emergency chief who accepted the check, C. T. Wolfe, commander of the Post who made the presentation, Pauline Wolfe, adjutant of the post, and Harry Willford, chaplain. · ., recently by Grand Council ·BROWN DUCK WORK PANTS 62W WOrk Flannels - · Sport Flannel~ Western F lann ~ls - Dress Flannels Terrif ic select ions now . · $1,000 DONATION MADE - Racine Legion Post 602, Thursday night, presented lhe ·Racine ER Squad with a · check in llle amount of $1,000. The money is to be used to purchase a radio in the amount of $650. The balance of the money will Qe used lo purchase additional emergency equipment. The radio will enable the squad members to transmit directly to respective hospitals. Shown are, 1-r, ]. E. Brinker is honored · APPOINTMENT MADE In Meigs County Common Pleas Court Carl Gorby was appointed lo the Soldiers Relief Commission to fill the unexpired tenn of the late Ernest A. Nicholson. Clarence William Andrews was granted a divorce from Esther Marie Andrews. Marriages dissolved were Thomas C. Clelland and Lois J. Clelland, Sharon Steele and Frank Steele; Wilovene W. Rutl and James D. Rutt . BROWN DUCK QUILT-LINED COVERALL 9960 Men's Department 1st Floor ELBER BREAKING GROUND FOR WATER PROJECT Ground was formally turned Saturday for the $239,000 Town of Mason Water Project which is completely funded by a U. S. Housing & Urban Development Community Block Grant. The HUD grant, obtained by Mason Mayor Fred Taylor and Council with as~istance from U. S. Sen . Robert C. Byrd and the Mason County Development Authority, allowed the project to be undertaken willlout any increase in water rates . It had initially been projected - prior to the grant being obtained -;- lllal the water rates C!3 Pl1a l..,tt Men's Winter Underwear $_40,000 Swimming Pool Funtl Committee. Looking on are Miles T. Epling, left , fund co-chairman, and M. Ha.rold Brown. city • manager. ;.;.;:;:::;:;.;:;:;:;.;:;.;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;:::::::::::·:-:-:-:·: in which the company operates. The Gallipolis funds will be distributed in three equal annual payments. Paul Knotts, co-ehairman for the Swimming Pool Fund Committee, in making the presentation at the meeting, said,-"This Hobbins & Myers check, as the first $5,000 installment, is a tremendous start in the forthcoming fund raising campaign for the pool program. We know the swimming pool is in the ground," he continued, "but a bath house, adequate access road, parking area and sewer lines must be completed before the pool is truly func· The cry is "get the kids back in school. " Nothing has come to my attention lllat lhe school administration or teachers did • to keep !hem lllere in the first place . All I heard was "you didn 't vote that 10 mill levy." The teachers did not seem to OU OW wanttotrusttheStateofOhio afewdaysorweeks. If the students love that school the way some of their letters indicate and want to ask !IS for sacrifices why don't they. The Gaboon viper , found in create !hat image ? I have seen students on the streets and the tropical rain lorests of roads when I knew they belonged in school . I have heard of Africa, has the longest fangs lllings happening around school that hurt the school image of any snake ; measurements with the public. Not long ago a walkout took place at Soulllern, of up to 2 inches have been over, I considered, llle most trivial of issues. What lllose recorded. students said wa s as transparent as glass. They had a mighty ELBERFELDS The Farmers Bank is going to celebrate Halloween by having a Jack-0-Lantern Contest:- ACCEPTS GIFT- John Allison, second from right, accepts check from Paul J . Knotts. general manager of Robbins & Myers, an\1 co-chairma n of the Gallipolis niversary in 1978. Significant a nd worthy community projects in selected pla.nl locations are being awarded grants to help commemorate the com· pany's birthday and to ex· pres s gratitude and recognition to the community Hospital News Phyllis Gill, Kathryn Grose , Virginia Guinther, Bessie Henry. Mabel Hughes , Dorothy Jenkins , Mark Johnson, Eva Leach, !da Massie, Harley McCully , Samuel McKirlney, Robert Myers. Melissa Nance, Della Norton, Jamie Pennington\, Th omas Rayburn, Jam es Richmond, Harold Rickard Sr .. Mrs. David Rothgeb and daughter, Joyce Staltsman, Pamela Saylor, Ruth Stone, Ida Thompson. Janel Watson, Reba Wilcoxen. (Birtbs0cl.19) Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cotton, a son. Pl. Pleasant: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dillon, a son, Crown City; Mr. ·and Mrs. Larry Hughes. a daughter, Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. ·Douglas Pugh. a daughter, Crown City; Mr . and Mrs. Eddie Van Mater, a daughter. Mason; Mr. and ' Mrs. Ronald White. a son, Cheshire. (Discharges Oct. 20 I Leslie Adkins, Wyman Barcus, Ruth Breeden, Clay Burns; Maxie Camden , Terri Davis, Cathy Erwin, Doldie Ewing, Mildred Franklin , James Fridenmaker , Jennifer Helm , Mrs . Robert Hersman and daughter, Garnet Holley, Anthony Jones, Clarence Jones, John Kilgour, Pauline Linton , Tara Martill, Carol Perkins, Mrs. Curtis Prater and son. Oleryl Roush, Velsia Roush. David Souders , David Stricklen, Douglas Wickline, Deborah Wolfe, Linda Wolfe. (Births Oct. 20) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burks, a son, Fraziers Bottom: Mr. and Mrs. David Reed, a son, Jackson . bank GALf JPOLIS - Robbins & Myers announced Saturday durinM a meeting with John Allison. President of the City Commission and City . Manager M. Harold Brown . that the Cjty Recreational Program has been selected by the Centennial Awards Committee of the company as a recipient for a $1~,000 grant. to be used towards the compleVon of the program's swimming pool facilities . The -. announcement was made by Paul J . Knotts, general manager of the local Electric Motor Divisi on. Robbins & Myers is ce lebrating its tOOth . an· ! Claiins too much outside influence REVIVAL PLANNED A revival will be held at 7·:30 each evening at the New Stiversvllle Community Olurch, Wednesday through Saturday. On Wednesday ; Ja ck Cornell, Sr.. will be speake r and the pastor, James Clark, Jr., will speak ' on Thursday and Saturday evenings . The Friday speaker will be Art Tucker from the St. John United Methodist Church, Parkers· burg. There will be special vocal music and the public is UJVited. . natlona · ' A.rea Deaths FERNE B. HAYMAN COLUMBUS·- Responding measure, H. B. 90, 0,1. 17, to numerous calls to the 1977. Bureau of Motor Vehirles. To obtain an identi fi cation Registrar. Dean L. Dollison ca rd. the applicant must be at stressed today that iden· least 18 years old, a resident tification ca,rds for non· of lhe state, and not licensed . drivers 18 years of age or as an operator of a motor older, will not be available vehicle in Ohio or any other until Jan . 17. 1978. licensing jurisdiction . Under Ohio law, once a bill The ccst of the card will be is signed by the Governor, it $3, and can be obtained at the does not take effect for a 90- local deputy registrar's office day period. Governor James beginning Jan. 17. 1978. A. Rh odes okayrct thr :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; and Vinton . ~---~----------------------, ID cards won't be LOTIERY f>ll)MBERS This week 's wlnnJng Ohio Lottery number.s: Gold number - 9. Wblte number .,..- 44. Blue number- 952 . Extra Cash 5M692. are in OVRDC : Adams, Brown, GaUia, Jackson, Lawrence, Pike, Hoss. Scioto ·:\ ·~ FOURTH, when you've voted que page, turn the. . ~ page and repeal for other candidates In field. FIFTH. pull lh e ballot out oflheslot. and give it to the oflicial to pull the top stub ofl. SIXTH. Ina Belle Sibley In courthouse shows how lo put ballot In envelope belore turning II ln. tor a few absentees, there were about 100 at each of two sessions, Thursday afternoon and Thursday night. ' ' Kathy Naughton of Virginia Beach, Va., an employe of Computer Election System, Berkley, Ca lif. , did the demonstrating. Officials described her as young. pre!· ty, blonde, and highly competent and enthusiastic. Counting the ballots will be by mac hine, fast and painless. Each local precinct will deliver the ballots, and, if there's any delay mcounting with ·lightning speed, the delay is the time it takes to get the ballots to the county election board. Presiding judge of each of 36 polling places will pick up supplies · unpunched . \ undetached ballots and envelopes for the voters to put lllem in and other items - from 9 a.m. to noon lhe Saturday before the election. On election day th e presiding judge will have assigned his four workers to lllese j~bs, starting at 6:30 a.m.: one in charge of demonstrating the vote record~r to· voter and depositing voter ballot' cards in ballot box; another in charge of the signature poll bo<Jk : a third in charge of the clerks' book; and the other in d~arge of giving out the of· ficial ballot cards. The polls close al 7:30p.m. Upon completion of all work assignments, the presiding Continued on A·3 .. ;. • ' ·d u:k E � 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. 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