https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/01d8d8ab38346d219f7fb394216c2814.pdf 85a1aac1bcaa8233c2617b18c9ae7832 PDF Text Text 12- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Thursday, Sept. 14. 19?8 Four convicts escape By CRAIG SCHWED MARIANNA, Ark. (UPI) Four Temessee convicts who shot their way to freild<m and IICaped into Arkansas in a hijacked plane turned one hostage loose bUt took two others today, leading FBI 4gents and local police on a wild chase tllrough the state. Rep<rts broadcast over the Arkansas Highway Patrol radio network indicated the fugitives spent the night near Woodlawn. The gunm en set free a · hostage they had taken earlier, 19"year-old Richard Rutledge, an insurance . collector who bad gone. to investigate when he saw the fugitives ' hijacked plane land on a dirt roa d near Marianna. Rutledge , according to reports on the police radio, telephoned his family this morning to say he had been se t free near Woodlawn . Details of his release were not disclosed. Woodlawn : where the convicts are believejl to have spent the night, iR about 70 miles northwest of where the plane landed, and about 40 miles northea st of Little Rock. Police had the<rized the heavily-armed fugitives would try to make their way to relatives of the ringleader, Vietnam veteran Larry Chism, 29, whose ex-wife, parents and brothers live in Forrest City, Ark ., near Marianna . The gunmen eluded theni by heading north instead. · The convicts used guns Stashed .in a bathroom to blast their way out of a bowling alley during a priliOO bowling outing at Dickson, Tenn. Wednesday. They took a w001an worker at the bowling alley's concession stand hostage, and made their way to the DickliOO Municipal airport. They Jet the woman go, but then captured airport manager Mel Romine and made Romine fly them to Arkansas, where he, too, was set free . · The FBI said Chism was wounded in the shoulder during an exchange of gunfLre with guards as they shot their way oui of the bowling alley. ~ guard and another conVict were wounded in the gunfight. Their flight triggered a massive manhunt with officials calling out search planes and tracking dogs and setting up roadblocks. In a stolen car, the convicts then headed for the Dickson . Airport where they commandeered a four-seater Cessna plane and exchanged the woman hostage for Mell Romine, a pilot and airport mana~er . While threatening his life Ha dozen and a half times," the gunmen ordered Romine to fly a "zigzag " path to elude pursuing planes and radar screens in nearby Memphis, Tenn. Lee County !'alerilf Robert May Jr. said the pilot was told they ·:wanted to land approximately 35 miles southwest of Memphis." ROOJine said he set down oo a muddy "fann road" just as the 'plane was running low oo gas. Ordering him to stay in the plane for at least an hour. the four convicts fled on foot. The pilot said the men had apparently ditched one shotgun, but still had at least four handguns and one shotgun from the bowlingalley spree. The fugitives took their guns with them as they flagged down a pickup truck driven by Richard Rutledge, a nearby resident who drove to the plane to check on the passengers, May said. The men jumped into Rutledge's truck and ordered him to take off. The gunmen, who have been charged with federal air-piracy warrants and violation of Tennessee kidnapping Jaws, also are being sought by the FBI. When they landed in Arkansas, the FBI took over the case. Warden Jim Rose of the Nonstop talks proceed, major issue unsettled ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY WIIKIND SPIC'IALS Turney Center said he bellevea the men had some help with their daring eocape. " It had to be somebody outside."' -the warden said. "Someone stashed those weapons In there (the bowling-alley bllthroom )." Rose Identified the other escapees as George Bonds, 24, Dyersburg, Tenn., serving 20 years f<r rape ; Floyd Brewer, 28, Lavergne, Tenn., serving 35 years fer rape and assault with intent to kill, and Ronald Lyoos, 31, Loveland, Ohio, serving 50 years for robbery. By.JIM ANDERSON CAMP DAVID, Md . IUP!j . - Virtually nonstov talks, induding a meeting thi s mum -ing between Secretary of Stllte Cyrus Vance and Isr·aeli Prime Ministe1· Menacl1em Begin, proc>eeded today atthc Camp Dovid swrunit, sources SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th 9:30A.M. TO 8 P.M. 9130 A.M. TO 5 P.M. TWO DAY SALf . MEN'S 3-PIECE VESTED SUITS SQJ_Id colors, stripes, pla ids. 100 per cent polyester. Sizes 38 to 46 In regulars and longs,. new fall !election . Bridge ordered closed MEN'S 189.95 SUITS SALE '71.99 MEN'S 199.95 SUITS SALE '79.99 , CLEVELAND (UP!) The Clark Avenue Bridge has been ordered closed as of Oct. 2 by Mayor Dennis Kuclnich because of deterioration. Kucinich said a report from Osborn Engineering Co. has warned that the bridge over the Cuyahoga River might oot last through another hard winter . Kucinich said replacing the bridge would cost $30 milllon to $50 million, 70 percent of which would be paid by the · federal government. He said the job would take sill years. The recently reopened Harvard-Dennison Bridge wUI handle some of the traffic diverted from the other structure. " This is not an easy dectslon because I know how important the Clark Avenue Bridge is as a main access route," said the mayor. "But I doo 't want another Silver in Bridge disaster Cleveland." The collapoe of the Silver Bridge spa~ning the Ohio River at Gallipolis II years ago killed 46 persons. said. The likelihood that lhe peace conlerent'e would run <KJ through the weekend wa s also increasing, lhe som-ces disclosed. 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AIUPPIY and demand report Issued by the World f'ood and ,\lricultural OuUoolt and Sltuatioo Board predicted the average price f<r com over the 19'/&.79 marketing year will rqe frllln $1.85 to f,I.05 a bUShel. CHILDREN'S GENERl\TON ~ "Generatioo··" Stailless Steel 18 an (7-1/8'') OPEN SKUET Hoto'o ,.. _.,..., ta •loT Will lloolll'o -a-otill" - - · witlt J1Mr htii26-YUR WAMAIITY. F11 olitoite4 titlo aoly, Ill tlrit • c =o, WARM-UP SUITS AND .SWEATSHIRT JACKETS Senator Glenn attacks FBI WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. John Glenn, Mhio , charged Thursday that the FBI Is keeping araon- the ''fastest gro~ ~!rime In tbe country" - out of Ita Unibm Crbne Reporta because of feuding between pollee and fire officials, Qu.tloned by Glenn before the Senete investigations subCIIIIInlttee, FBI officials conceded their reporting policies are . blllied on a 19211 agreement with the .International Asaoclatlons ft. 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(UPI)- It Isn't all werk at the Camp Dawld aummll ' · Wla Carter'• top lldea caucwe<l Thunday IIIPt, U. . . .Iii aaw 1111 movie "An Unmarried Woman." . ,, .. li, ....at t ht: !ll'gotiat wns within the •/u ncrica tl dciegation involve t hick , st ac ks tJf dm:wucnts atH..I la rgt: maps. Powell . Uescribt•d the current ta lks as "' mteHSl' " but saitl " more IJrugress and more flcxJOili· U1e t:onferem.:e suurce smU ty" have to IJc shown by both Begi11 hall aecepted the pn n· sides before there ee:tn be ciple whilt: n~maining i ns is- . ag reeme nt. tent on the need to mmn tain Sources said President Isradi settlements ir1 the ut·- Carter plan.'::i a !J ruadt.:ast rmd cupied lerTilury - sor net hi11 ~ televised ad dres~ to a joint both tell Egypti ans and the s.'ss1un uf Congress cmd tlic Americans consider ill<'gt-J l. rw ti u11when th e <,.·onferencc is Photographs released by t·otnpl ct ed . the White Hum;e .'i how th:-1t • • at y en tine PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS "".-. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1978 UTILE ROCK (UPI) The FBI reported today an elderly couple jJeing held hostage by one of the four Tennessee coovicts who shot their way to freedom has been released unharmed in Keni)Jcky . Whereabouts of the fugitive were unknown. At the same time, police said they believed bloodhounds were closing in oo another coovict in the rugged woods near the Missouri border . .Two convicts were captured Thursday. John Kenney, assistant special agent in charge of the FBI office at Little Rock, said. details on the release of Woodlawn, .Ark., residents any questioos they might have . Staffer John Maynard Mr. and Mrs. John King were pictured with the unit was on hand to meet the public. scant. (Photo' by Dorsel Thomas) . " All we know is that I they've been released .. somewherg· in rural Kentucky," Kenney said. 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The newspr:tper s.aid, ··President Carter is making the last Loffm1 to save the swmnit from e Pointview Cable systems offering home box office PoinTView Cable Systems will offer its ca ble su b- in Egypt. The topic of the VanceBegin session , according to the sources, dealt with the future of the lsraeli~>ecupit'<i West Bank of the Jor·dan River. The mo<Kl within the compound in the Catoctin MoW1· t.a in!-:i is inten~e and serious, the soUJ'ccs said, as meetings be tween the American, lsmeli and EgyvUan delegalions go oill'oJmd -the-clock. Mea nwhil e, th e Cairo ncwsvaper AI-Ak-h ba r report~;d in a dispatch from a corTespond<·nt "t Cmnp Arkansas.'' · In their two-day escapade during the escape, was known to have at least a .38-caliber weapon in his possession, Harper said. Authorities said they had, no clue as to the whereabouts of the other at-large convict, Ronald Lyons, 32. Lyons fled to Kentucky along with the Kings in their car after aU four convicts spent the night at the Kin gs' Woodlawn home. He had last been seen with the hostages heading north oo state Highway 177 toward MiSsouri. Convicts George Bonds, 24, and Floyd Brewer, 28, were captured Thursday when they tried to ram a police roadblock at Hoxie, Ark., with a stolen pickup truck. They surrendered without firing a shot Jack Kenn ey, assistant agent in charge of the Bl office in Little Rock , said Chism and Lyons apparently have split up . "One of the esca pees a[r pareiltly commandeered a pickup with three citizens in it and later wrecked it off Arkansas highway 177," he said. " All fl ed into the woods." The three uni dentifi ed hostages, aU men , were not harmed. State police said they were held hostage only ·for a short time before the truck crashed while being pursued by a sheriff's deputy. The four convicts, usi ng sawed-off shotguns hidden in a bowling-alley restroom, escaped Wednesday during a prison bowling trip at Dickson, Tenn. A guard , an inmate and one of the escapees were wound ed in the short gun battle. After. shooting their way out of the bowling alley, the fugitives - serving between 20 and 50 years in prison for a variety of violent cr imes commandeered a car and forced an unidentified woman to take them to Dickson Airport . They exchanged their hostage for airport Manager Mell Romine, a pilot, and made him fly them !n a smalt (Cont inued on page 12) covering at least tllree states and involving m<re than 500 Jaw enforcement officers, the United Press International A court hearing continued escapees have hijacked a The ratification of new in Cleveland on the school plane, commandeered at cootracts have ended strikes strike in that city , where least six vehicles and taken in the Tallmadge, Lima 10,000 employees are .off the eight hostages. AU eight have Shawnee and Buckeye Local job. The system's 175 schools, either been released or 100,000 students , escaped. None were harmed. school districts , but walkouts with conlinued today in Cleveland , remained off the job. About 60 Jaw enforcement Dayton teachers ign.red a officers led by police dogs Logan and in Dayton , where teachers refused to obey a court order Thursday to stop briefly picked up the trail of court order halting picketing and a judge said he escape ringleader Larry would wait until the school . Chism, 29, shortly before picketing. In the 3,501J.6tudent Tall- board sought a contempt sunrise today in the rugged thinly populated madge School District in citation before taking any and oorthwest corner of Izard Summit County where about action. ' Non - academic personnel . County In north-central 130 of the system's 180 Dayton school Arkansas near the Ml.ssouri teachers had been on strike joined since Sept. 5, teachers voted teachers in the strike early border. early today to ~ccept a new Thursday. "The dogs did pick up ·contract. The maintenance, custodial Chism's scent a while ago but The new pact calls fer an and food service employees lost It," State Police Trooper annual salary of $9,500 , are represented by Local 101 Charles Harper said from a retroactive to last February of the Dayton Public Service makeshift search and $10,200, retrooctive to Union. hea<)quarters at nearby Dayton has 2,200 teachers, Pineville. Sept I. It also gives teachers "We still think we have him a $500 per year raise Sept. I, 500 non-academic personnel who are striking, and 37,000 trapped out there aomeplace. 1979. The ratification of new students. We had roadblocks up all contracts ended strikes in the night on all access· roads, Lima Shawnee school district too .' ' and Buckeye Local school Chism, ·who suffered a district Iii Ashtabula J!Unshot wound to his fingers Thursday, but walkouts continued today in Cleveland, Tallmadge, Logan and Dayton, where teachers refused to obey a court order halting picketing. The 180 teachers in the Lima Shawnee District, who Thlo week's wiim1Ji1 have been on strike since Lottery numben: Sept. 5, and the board of Gold number - 7. education, both ratified a While Number - 10. contract that ended the strike Blue number - 180. A Cabell County petit jury against the system, which Extra Casb found John Lewis Young,. 33, has 3,500 stadenta. 357817. Mason, guilty of burglary, The contract calls for an Wednesday, following a trial immediate pay increase of E-"ergency squad In the circuit court there. $400 a year If a 3.9 mill has three runs Young was convicted last operating levy Ia approved in of second-degree murder year November, with raises The Middleport In the 1976 death of a Mason totaling 8700 scheduled over Emergency Squad answered supermarket owner Mrs. the remainder of the school three call.s 'lburaday. year. Mary Berry. The six-man, Alx· At 10:58 p.m. the squad woman jury deUberated for . The strike by 80 nonwent to Route 7 lor Hubert more than two hours ·before academic employeea In the Stewart who was taken to returning the guilty verdict in Buckeye Local School Veterans Memorial Hospital. connection with the burglary. District ailo liecan Sept. ij, At 12:20 p.m. James and moat of the Jljltem's 110 Oblinger, 3, was taken from charge. The trial began on teachers honored picket lints, altholcJI ldlool.s were · hia home on Broadway to the Tuesday. Cabell Judge Dan C. office of Dr. James Conde for open fer the dlJirict'l 3,to0 Robinson said a pre· treatment. students. sentencing Investigation will At ' 8:45 a.m. Mrs. Nellie The new contract includes be conducted. He will hear Price was taken from her a new claaslflc:atlon for post-trial motions at 10:30 at 661 N. Second ·Ave., home overtlmt and pay Increases a .m. Sept. 28. to .Yeterana Memorial riiiCinl from 17 -.Q "-nla an Htolptil with a poulble hlp A Wood County €lrcult bour ovtr lbltwe ; : leqlh ~. . Court convietecl Young on "' lilt - 111'11 9 Jury Finds Young Guilty '• • Nov. 12, 19?7, of second-degree murder In the Dec. I, 1976 ~tabbing death of Mrs. Berry, who owned the B&B Market In Mason. He was sentenced to five to II years imptlsonrnent on that conviction plus five additional years under the state's habitual' criminal act because of an .unrelated, earlier conviction. . Young's burglary trial, like the murder trial, was moved to Cabell County on a successful motion for a change of venue because Muon Couniy Circuit Cwr1 Judge James Holliday felt Young could not receive a fair trial here primarily becatl8e of adverse pretrial publicity. . Young remains lodged ill thP Mason County Jall. t . ·.,. ' ' •' KICKING OFF SERIES - David Toma, New York City cop, responsible for the TV series "Toma" kicks off the 1978 artist series at Rio Grande College . Toma will be at Rio Sept. 19. Toma kicks off • • artists series Rio Grande College and entertainers or groups to Community College will host a ppear on the Rio Gra nde David Toma for one speaking ca mpus this coming year. engage m e nt Tue s da y, Following Toma will be September 19. Best known as Jeane Dixon, October 11 ; The the real life police offi cer National Theatre Company , behind the television series December t3 ; The New " Toma," David Toma has Vinton County Frogwhomea rned wide acclaim as a pers, February 12 and Robert Vaughn , April 18. dynamic speaker. The . television seri es Ti ckets for the ent ire "Torna!l recreated t he ex· season of performa nces are periences of a New York City still on sale in the office of cop, a master of disguise, college relations on the Rio who used wit in>1ead of fo rce Gra nd e campu s. Season and compassion inst ead of ticket prices are: Individual violence to do his job. He was $15 ; Couples $20 ; and famil y a peacekeeper not an en· $25. To place an order call for cer . .Jerry Toops at 245-53.13 . Yo u Toma will speak in the ca n then pick up your season co llege's cafeter ia at 8 p .m. tickets at the door September His topic will be human 19. Tickets purchased at the decency. door for Toma or any other of David Toma rs the first of the performances are $S per five well-k nown pro fessional person. Committee will explore problems A Juvenile Attention Committ ee (J AC) has been formed by representatives of three Ohio River count ies to explore the problems and needs of youth who enter the juvenile justice system . Officials from sheriff s d e partm e nt s , co unty prosecutor s offices. and juvenile courts in Gallia, Meigs, and Scioto counties agreed to form the special committee at the conclusion of a day-long meeting held Thursday at the Holiday Inn , Gallipolis. The meeting was ca lled by Qallia County Sheriff James M . Montgo mery, Ga ll ia County Prosec uting Attorney Joseph Cain, and Gallia County Juvenile Oflicer Gary Bane in response to concerns for the development of a multi-c ount y Juv e nil e Detention Distri,t. The Gallia County officials, who are concerned with the continued Incarceration of unruly and delinquent youth in the county jail, have been in communifation · wilh several other adja cent counties in hopes of creating a multi-county approach to youth de!ention. The new committee plans to hold Its first meeting on Sept. Z9, 1978. According to Bane, the committee hopes to involve Lawrence County, which was unable to be represented at the Thursday meeting. "We plan · to contact county officials in Ironton to see if they can come to t"e Sept. 29 meeting, which may he held includes Patt Mamas, of the Scioto Co unty Juvenile Co urt ; Ca rl R. Hysell , Meigs County Juvenile Officer. A fo urth S(lUt on the committee is being held for future participation by Lawrence co unty offic ials. lnunediate objectives of the JAC will he to ex plore the juvenile justice needs within the lour co unty area. The committee will furtt ·Jr examine the possibility of form ing a Youth Service Coordinating Council to serve the pa1ticipating counties, as well as conduct a feasibility >1udy and data gethering effort with regard to future det ention facilities and alternatives. Those in attendance at Thursda y' s meeting were Pall Mamas and Joyce Childers, from Scioto County Juvenile Court ; Randolph Rumble , Scioto County Assistant Prosecutor ; Carl R . Hysell , Meigs Co unty Juvenil e Office; Sheriff James M. Montgomery and Deputy George Plants, from the Gallia County Sheriff's Department; .and Gary Bane, Gallia Co unty Juven ile Offi cer. Special te c hni ca l assistance was provided to the group by a team from the Admin istration of Justice , [Continued on page 12) SPECIAL MEETING Southern l«al Board of Education will meet in special session Monday, Sept. in Lawrence County," Bane 18 and in regular session said. · Tuesday, Sept. 19 at 7:30p.m. Besides Bane, the com· at the high school. rnittee former Thursda •· �i 3- The Daily Sentinel, Mi!ldlepurt-Pomeruy , 0 ., Fn !;ty . St·~t. H, i97B TWO RIVERS Bouton defeats Giants F0 RD f I N C• ... • (ED ITO~ '• NOTE: .I Followilll II the IMt of three s 1111lel01 pn:..red by sevt:D confidence" In · various fedeo'al offlcals and levels and trenches of government. The repCX"t said 31 percent in htm, which was the largest negative rating In the entire survey. However, enough respondents expressed a "great deal" of confidence - gradua!e studeuts Ia the t IUplla&er Public Aflalra eipr eecj 11 8 great deal" of t Reportlq Pro&ram at the cmfldence in their local go' Oblo Slate UDlvel'llty School vernments, better than twice 17 percent - or "some" 1 ol Jourulllm deaiiD& with the 14 percent who accorded coofidence - 49 percent - to 1 the Impact of federal the federal government the suggest the jury may still be govei"'UDeat on Ohio.) same rating. Ohio's state out on the president In Ohio, I government was accorded the report said. Sens, John Glenn and r COLUMBUS ( UP! ) the highest category of trust Howard Me(zenhaum, both ~ Ohioans trust olficials in their by 18 percent. city halliJ' and county. governAlmost ooe fourth - 24 n.otrlo, !ICOI'ed higher than ments ·mCX"e than those at the percent - said they had Carter. Thirty-three percent exstate and federal levels with "hardly any" confidence in President Carter at the the federal government, pressed a great deal of lowest level of trust, compared with 20 percent coofidence in Glenn with 30 according to ~ rep<rl by who gave that rating for both percent giving that rating to seven graduate students at state and local governments. Metzenbaum . Nearly 45 Ohio State University . There was a marked percent said they had some The students, participants tendency, the report said, by coofidence in Glenn and 43 in the Kiplingeo- Program at respondents to place them- percent said the same for the OSU School of selves in the "some coofiden- Metzenbatim while 14 percent Journalism, contacted 400 ce" CBiegOI'f - 48 percent for said they had hardly any 1 male and female heads of local governments, 59 confidence in Glenn and 19 for state percent said they had hardly households in a telephone ' percent survey as part of their project governments and 61 percent any coofidence in Metzen1 assessing Ohio's relationship for the federal government. bsum. A majority said they Regarding President with the federal government. the federal Thoae surveyed were asked Carter, . 33 percent said they thought whetheo- they had "a great had " hardly any" confidence government is spending too 1 much mooey, with 54 percent deal," "some" or hardlY any t disapproving of President Carteo-'s proposal of a nearly $900 bllllon bud&et for 19'19. The KIPitnger •udents ilao analyzed the Impact of Ohio's coogressional delegatioo oo the Washington IICelle and coocluded Its influence 15 at the lowest ebb In the state's history. The report revealed that Ohio is one of only two of the · 10 most populous states ( F1orida is the other) not t.o he represented In the House leader!hip or to have a chairmanship of a major · standing committee. 01 , 137 House subconunittees, Ohioans chair but six. Texas and ntinois, each with ooly one more representative than Ohio, have chair1nen of II and 10 subcommittees respectively. The report also said that Ohio's two Democratic senators have served to lriefly hold significant power in that body. '.'Nobody since Robert Taft Lauck family history given daughter ·of Ezra and Hannah many funerals for a lot of named t;mily. Among these LAUCK FAMILY (Proaouaced Lock ) Grover . Mary Grover, Ezra 's people are buried in their 23 children were several sets Glenn L. Winfrey and mother, came to Ohio with buryin g ground. (See list of of twins; known to be at least family of Arkansas paid the family and is buried in the stones with inscriptions still three and probably four. Portland area a visit during family burying ground visible to me in the 1950s). Bruce Lauck was a son of Madison a~d the summer of 1978. They located just west of where the Reverent Grover was an Simeon Rematha Lauck and Bruce is ordained Methodist minister. log house stood. Mary's stone came seeking the graves of Dr. Lauck and Ruth Lauck the father of Glenn L. Lauck their relatives. Glenn L. is a on the grave is still standing direct descendant of Dr. and legible this summer had three sons - Simeon (1912) the visitor to the PortPhillip Lauck who with his when Glenn L. visited there. Madison , Isaac, and Ezra G. land graves. GRAVES IN THE family and Reverend Ezra Dr . Lauck died shortly after We think the G. Stands for LAUCK BURYING his maternal Grover, his father-in-law, coming here and his will was Grover, GROUND were the first settlers on the probated in Meigs County. grandfather's name. These Hannah Grover, wife ol upper end of Sterling Bottom, The graves of Dr. Lauck and boys all left home and Ezra Grover born 1772 died now called Portland Bottom. his wife Ruthie are almost Sterling Bottom about 1844 ; · Oct. 5, 1854; Ezra Grover, They built a log house on the obliterated but the location is going to Carroll County, born 1777 died Dec. 22, 1834 river bank on the location known to our family . They Missouri where they bought 1 buried side by side. Lauck Ezra eventually owned land. where Hubert Price lives were placed side by side and members and Grover family appeared to be the first two Sections of land there. now. members on extreme family Isaac became a Methodist They were of Scotch graves in that graveyard . (lltrt of burial grounds ). east Be it said that the minister. Tradition • has it that Dr. descent and named the land Philip Lauck M.D., ·born in Laucks and Grovers were married a Lauck's widow for the sterling qualities it Pennsylvania Sept~ 17 , 1785 very religious people. A plot James Amsden . Reverend possessed. All their land was died Sept. 30, 1821. of one acre of land was set Ezra and Amsden reportedly bounded on the west and Virginia Ann Price [or north by a live run which they dug the trees from off the aside near the southeast named Lauck's Run and land and worked so hard that corner of their farm for the Virginian · barely legible) which name it hears today . their lives were shortened. erection · ·or a chapel and . born 1782 died Nov. 21, 1827 (we think Virginia Ann was a The Laucks and Grovers Members of our family said another burying ground. member of the Daugherty migrated from Winchester, that clover grew so rank on Tradition has it that this family before her marriage). Virginia to this place about the land that it was chapel was the first · Katherine Bowman, wile of 1810 or 1812. Dr. Lauck was a windrowed and burned to get Methodist church established Goodhart Bowman , died in Lebanon Township. For practicing physician in it out of the way . Sept. 10, 1831. Court records attest to the many years the pilople from Winchester before coming to Mary C. McClenathan born · fact that Reverend Grover all over this neidlborhood Ohio. 1779, died May 21 , 1841 was and burled there worshipped Phillip Lauck married solemniled many weddings TheLauck family was wife of John C. McClenathan Ruth ( Rut hie Grover ). and undoubtedly preached distinguished family of who was a native of Pomfret , Virginia in those days. The Conn. (This was one of the Laucks migrated here and more elaborate and durable were loyal to the American stones with some cause during the Revolution. decorations). Guy Me· Simeon Lauck , Phillip's Clenathan was son of John father, was in what is called and Mary. He married Ann the "Dutch Mess" or the body Price. They removed to guards of General Daniel · Nebraska. Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D: Morgan who led the battle at Abel Sherman, born Feb. King's Mountain . The 16, 1755, died August 25, 1822. mones with your normal cy- General had about 100 body Born in Rhode Island and H ystc•rt>clomy cle. Your ovaries will c.:un- guards and was so lame he died in Mason County, que" I ion" tinue to produce ova and you stiffened up When the battle Virginia. The stone was a will continue to have a· mon- began. Thus, he had to be shaft- always noticed. I think DEAR DR. LAMB - lam 28 thly rise in estrogen in the lifted and tied in his saddle. he married into the McSimeon's brother, Peter, Clenathan family. This exyea rs old and I'm scheduled manner similar to what was part ofthe "Dutch Mess " plains his ·burial here. John you've had in the past. to have a complete hyste rec· too . Both these hoys, Simeon McClenathan was high up in Und.r these cirtomy . I 'm scared to death and Peter lived In Win- the church. <'lllnstances, you will nut need because I don't know how a chester, Virginia during the Graves near Lauck's an y hormone pills a( all . ' hysterectomy will affect my were two of 96 Revolution and Chapel - Ezra G. RichardHowever , if your ovaries are body . I have heard so many militiamen General Morgan son, born 1841, died Feb. 9, at the same time , removed >1ories about it. marched to got up and 1~; Samuel G. ·Rlchardaon you would need hormone Will I gain weight, have hair growth, hut flas hes, etc .? replacement . Doctors know Quebec where they were aU born 1841, died Feb. 20, 1~ . 1 have so many questions that enough about female hor- captured. Peter was on)y IS (The stone 'was thin sand· I'm afraid to bother my doc- mones these days to be able years old at the time but stone and only a smaU (lltrt still exists.) The Richardsons tor because he is alwiiys in to give you a fairly good made his escape. The Simeon Madison , married into the Grover ;uch a hu rry. Are hormone balanced replacement if that mentioned at the beginning of family . pills expensive? What if my should be required . this sketch as son of Dr. Many other names apSince one of the big dangers body rejects those pills ? Lauck, washorn in t812, we peared, not very legible. l am also a smoker . Will in tak ing female honnones think In Ohio. He was named Among these were White, cigarettes plus the hurrnunes may be cancer of the uterus, illustrious grandfor his Price and Howard, Evans, be bad for me ? Please he lp yuu wouldn't ha ve to worry lather . The name Simeon has Chevalier. me . I'm ps ycho log ically about that since you would Why are so many people, ready for surgery but l would already have had your uterus always been a favorite name in the family , Simeon especially the older ones, removed. Some of the other like to know what it's all ' Madison married Nancy hunting for scraps of Jn. complications , such as the about. Dewitt who lived across the formation about their an· increase in risk lor slight DEAR READER -The imriver in the State of Virginia. It must he more than cestors• heart attacks or blood dots, portant point is what you She was his first wife and a mere hobby because sums are made · w orse by smoking. mean by complete hysterec· tomy . A number of years ago l wish you would quit smok- daughter of Magdalene and of 'p rivate and public money it was commonplace to ing, anyway , but it might be Thomas DeWitt. DeWitts Run are being spent to equip remove the body of the uterus well to stop if you have to take in Lebanon Township gets its genealogical libraries Where all information is catalogued name from this DeWitt and leave the ce rvix in place. hormone pills . and not ailowed to be But keep in mind that family. Now a lmost a ll hysterecremoved . Simeon Madison Lauck tomies involve removing both unless your ovaries are also po!Sibly the older people married Rematha Leeds for the body of the uterus and the rem oved you will not have second wife, Simeon · his alive now sense that cervix . The removal of both any real need for honnones. Madison fathered 23 children something precious is slipof these is H comple•e If your ovaries remain unping away from them and disturbed, all the other ques· YoU~OII of which was' the hysterectop1y . that will from the generations Uons. that you asked, such as If that 's all that 's done, follow . Witness the antique hair growth, hql flashes and what's happened is you 've These and camping craze. THE DAIL'V SENTINEL.. !10 forth, really aren 'I imporremoved the organ which will DEVOTED TO 'nfE people , who have exbee a use you 'II be nonnal tant permit the implantation of a INTEREST OF perienced so much, want to in all respects. You will not MEIGS-MABON AREA pregruJncy. The uterus itself, ROBERTHOEFUCH ·recapture, if only In a fanhave an excessive tendency the body and the cervix, does Ch)'EdilOr tasy, some of the true 11m· not have any hormone fWJc- to gain weight any more than Publlihed W.lly I!J:eepl S.tlil'<D) by The 1 Ohio Valley Pubt11hing pllcity, virtues, and breath of tion at all . The uterus merely any other woman. Inc., 111 nature known to our foreOf course, you will have the Company·MultirntdU.. responds to the hormones Court St., P(m'lttlly, Ohlu 4$78t. bearers. They had hanllhipe (lltin and dist<>Jnfort which ' aus~ntu Offk~ Phone tf2. 1151. formed by your ovaries. EWtort.l Phone m.IIS7, but they had pleuures too. If only your uterus is taken follows any major surgery, Sec:ond cLiw poeltlge pfld wl These almost forgotten \"'t and your ovaries are left but that should be temporary. Pom~oy, Ohio. Na~tloiial advertbilng reprtJm. graves seem to have a Readers who want infonrut- · in plat'e and they are normal J.HUVI!, · LMndon AMO«.'itlll!l 3101 meaning now. People leave and undamaged, you will con· tion on the menopause can . EucUd Avi!., CkVeUmd ,Ohiu4i ll5. aophah jungl01 In their the Subk·rlr,tioo-...lll.l!a: Ot!liverl!d by tinue to have the normal S<!lld 50 cents with a long, ' L11rrih Vf lt!rtl 'MValilubte 7$ cl!n1Jl per to aee a few trees campers stamped, self-addressed female cycle of any other Wtttlk . By Motur Rouw wherecwrrler and a running stream. We envelope for The Health Let· Rrvice llifl IIVIIIIIIble, One rnmth , woman who has funt1ioning 13.Z . By ina II in Ohio 11.nll W. Vat., should aD have something in ter number !>-12. Address ovaries . C.u! Veatr, $:!.1.00; Six monl.ha. with the spirit of the common your request to Dr , Lamb in 11 1. ~ : Threl! rnonthi, $1 .00 ; The only difference will be F.Js~re f2S.OO Yt'•r; S~ t~l/11 ltream, the forelt and the that you won 'I have a uterus care of this newsp~~per, P .O. Jl 3,50; Threl! month1, I UO. field . Box 1551 , Rodio City Station, 1o respond to the increases jiula'lipUun pr-ice Includes .SI.Inlbl, - By Gayle Price Titni!B-St!ntinel. New York, NY 10019. lllld decreases of female hor- I Sr. has been in a major positioo of leadenlllp from Ohio in WashUJcton," Aid Lt. Gov. Richard Celeste. "I don't think Ohio has for aome years · had a strong effective voice, " said Metzenbaum . The report alao .said a majority of Ohio's coogreaslonal delegation has resisted . efforts by some yoWJger members kl inltltute regular meetinga to plan strategy on leglslallon &{feeling Ohio . Money maker: Middle East vestment deals that make By LEROY POPE global headlines often are UPI Buailleaa Writer outlined as multibillion dollar NEW YORK .(UPI) There Is a b11$iness bonanza development p~ograms that In the Middle East for only a lew of the biggest American business, even companies in the world could companies which do not bid on. · DeMarino says, however, qualify as industrial giants, he thinks there will be fewer says Don DeMarino, and fewer of these gradiose president of Nicholson Group, in the future , that schemes a Phiiadelphia consulting the governments and firm . 14 Maintenance operations business leaders in the alone offer a gold mine for Middle East are lowering American firms in the Arab their sights to more world," said DeMarino, one manageable ventures on of the sponsors of the Mid- which middle-sized and East American Business smaller American companies Conference to be held in can bid. These smaller contracts Atlanta, Oct. 9-10." Crown Prince Hassan of Jordan and can be as lucrative as bigger a number of other Arap projects, he said. "Size has dignitaries will be on the nothing to do with profit margin ." program. The Arabs have little exCoinciding with the Atlanta with the Conference will be a perience pilgrimage of Saudi Arabian sophisticated requirements and Iranian businessmen to of modern buildings such as the United States called hotels, hospitals, schools and complex factories, he said. " Petromarket '79." "They put up great The middle eastern in- buUdinga over there but"after 18 months or so nothing works . properly because there's. no maintenance. Everyone went In for the big blue ribbon · projects. Maintenance isn't glamorous, bot nothing works without it. " So DeMarino sees a multimillion dollar market in the Middle East for America n firms with expertise in the maintenance of all kinds of facilities. David Mizrahi, publisher of the New York periodical MidEast Report , agrees with DeMarino . 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Miudl~port-Pomcroy, 0 ., Friday. Stop!. 14, 1978 ({:;:;::::::: ::::::::::·::::: :::::: ·:;:;:::::::::::::;:; :;::: :::::::::::: ::::·::: ::;:·::::: ::::::·:;: · :· :·:;:·:;:;: ;:·:::·: ::::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:;: ;:;:::::t~ Miami's Coach Reed in do-or-die situation their defensive touch." By GENE CADDES Ce ntral , which matched UPI Sports Writer Although its only his second Miami's 10-1 overall record in game as a collegia te head 1977, blanked Kent 41.0 in its coach , Miami's Tom Reed opener . The Miami · Central game already finds his back to the is one of four mac contests on w·a11. this week 's schedule. The Miami is faced with a door-die si tuation Saturday others find Bowling Green at when it hosts Centra l Eastern Michigan, Kent at Michigan after the Redskins Ball State and Western dropped their Mid-American Michigan at Nortpern Conference opener a week · Illinois. Toledo plays a non· conference affair at Min· ago to Ball State. "We have to win this game nesota. and Ohio University to remain in Ule race, " said takes the week off. Herb rieromedi, Central's Reed . "The eventual winner could have one league loss, new coach , isn't taking but we can't afford another Miami lightly. . ;'Ball State had a lot of defeat because we don't play things go right for it and as many conference games made a couple of super plays as some of. the other teams." And, Reed kn ows that that hurt Miami badly ," beating the Chippewas won't Deromedi said in explaining the Mi ~m i lo.ss to the be an easy task. " We must play better Cardinals. "This is a good defense and eliminate our Miami football team." Bowling Green opened with mistakes if we expect to stay with Central Michigan'," said a 35-28 non-<;<>nference loss to Reed , whose team was the Villanova, with Coach Denny pre-season choice to Stolz' team still showing successfully defend the titl.e. plenty of offense under the of junior "Central Michigan led the direction eo nference last yea r in quarterback Mike Wright. rushing defense , defense But, the Falcons' defense still against scoring and total remains suspect. Eastern goes into the game defense and ha s seve n starters back. The fact th ey with an 1).2 mark , having lost shut out Kent State in the first a 23-22 decision to Ohio game means they haven't lost University last week. . .._._....,. -·. ~ . • Grow heifers that freshen early, hecomc high volume milk producers. Th~· 1\m tLt C.tll ( ;n 1w · tng Prol,!r:Hn ~,.-;1n hd p t urn ln1n~ry (; t]\ L'' tfH( l lit).: [iruwdw hcttcr . . th .u frv . . hcn c;tr!v an~l .Ht' \ll !~ m1lk r,rndUll'r-. fl!.!ht t-n m1 t!'ll' '> t~n Tht· Pr r1).!r:Hn I" ma dL· up lll \'ur,~· CIHm nr \!u r-.~.: ..,,,,nm-.: ,111 d gw wi n ~ r:H ton ... The Punn.1 Calf l'rng r:lm \\ ; t ~ tormulated to h~· L'Llii'\(111 "'1 1C!l] ~nd 8 1 the '>iHlll' unw 1..kb w r the htgh nu tri tt•.)nal qualit~· y0u'vt• runw to a:-•.o(\;J tl' wnh Punn.1 Stnr h\· and get <l ll t!w f<1c tt. L'n hnw t hi ~ fine Purm:l prngrnm .:a n help wu L!TI' W htg).!t:: r. lwnc r he rd "! still look for a tough game," said Stolz. "They have some good backs who can cause a lot of prqblems for the defense ." Kent Coach Ron Blackledge must come up with a way to stop Ball State quarterhack Dave Wilson If the Golden Flashes are to stay in the game against the Cardinals. Wilson , a junior from Find· lay , Ohio, hit eight of 12 passes for 136yardsand three touchdowns last week against Miami. "Wilson Is a cool young man who is undoubtedly one of the fine quarterbacks In the league," said Blackledge. The Golden Flashes cost Ball State a share of the conference crown a year ago with a 13-12 decision over the Cardinals. Punchless Reds lose another SAN DIEGO (UPU - It's getting near the end of the season - final standings time - and managers who last spring aspired to pennants are now content to talk about second place. "We've got a shot at it," said Manager Roger Craig after watching hls San Diego Padres defeat Ute Onclnnati Reds S.l Thursday night. " We're playing real well. Our pitching staff Is one reason why we are where we are. But we 've got to have some help from other people." "When you ooly have 14 games to play, it's a tough road." The Padres have won 18 of their last 26 games at heme, in~ludillg the last three straight, and are 5 1-2 games behind the second-place San Francisco Giants. FirebaUer John D'Acquisto shut out the Reds the last 3 1-3 innings to pick up his lOth save of the season. "Tonight was one of the best nights I've had," said the 26-year-<>ld right-hander. "I was just up there flipping the ball and it had a lot of gas." "It was just ooe of those gqod nights when everything came together." Pinch-hitter Jerry Turner hit a two-run single to put things together iri the sixth inning and Gene Tenace added a three-run hcmer that staked the Padres vlcl<ry . D' Acquisto, who relieved winning pitcher Bob Shirley, has struck out 9:! batters and walked 46 during the last 77 23 innings he's pitched. In his last 29 irinings, he's picked up 41 strikeouts. "I doo 't know what they'll do," said D'Acqulsto when asked about becoming a starter next year. "I imagine I'll stay where I'm at. It doesn't matter to me whether I start or relieve." He also thinks the Padres can finiSh in the No. 2 spot In the . Natiooal League West. "As it looks right now, if we get an eight or nine game hot ~ Purina... . . planntng with research tOOCI)' streak, we'll do it, D'Acqulsto said. "Cincinnati is really struggling now and so Is San Francisco. We have strong pitching, and pitching will carry you to the end of the year." One reporter asked Reds' Manager Sparky A!Jderson if ~'d heard how the leagueleading Dodger's had done agalnat the Houston Astros . 120 miles north in Los Angeles. "I really. could care less '•: Anderson replied. . . The Dodgers woo ~I over Houston to go 8 Ull on tlie Giants and ~8\2 ·ahead of the Reds. ' Coach Chuck Stobart In talklhg about the possibility of a one-sided loss to the Gophers. ~~ sut , I worry an awful lot about injuries when you have to go against a team that will be so much bigger, stronger and faster than !he one we played and lost to last week." Cincinnati. Oliens its season by hosting Southern Mississippi, which already has posted road wins over Richmond and Arkansas State . Both Akron and Youngstown State go after their second straight wins. · The Zips travel to Northeast Missouri to play the 0-2 Bulldogs for the first time in history, while YSU is at Wayne State, 1.0. The 14-member Ohio By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS (UPI) Saturday 's Ohio State-Penn State football game has the earmarks of a circus side show. Barkers Woody Hayes of ohio State and·Joe Paterno of Penn State both have followed the side show gimmick of keeping the audience in suspense . Hayes closed ·his practices from the start of fall workouts in an attempt to conceal who his starting quarterpack will be veteran Rod Gerald or freshman Art Schlichter. So far , he has been successful. Meanwhile, Paterno's highlyregarded Nittany Lions struggled through a palr of games against suspect competition, not showing Buckeye scouts anything they hadn't seen before. "We haven't the slightest idea what they're going to do," said a puzzled Paterno. "We don't know who 's going to play quarterback or what kind of offense they're going to have." Ohio State scouted Penn State's 26-10 win over Rutgers and came a way with the feeling Paterno's team was "going through the motions." "We're having a heck of a time evaluating what we've seen in relation to what we are going to see this week," said Buckeye assistant Alex Gibbs, who saw the Rutgers contest. But, Gibbs Hgures Ohio State - either Gerald or Schlichter - will have to put the ball in the air if the regionally televised game (ABC, 1:50 p.m.) . "Il's.hard to beat people of the caliber of Penn State, Michigan or Southern California without passing," said Gibbs . "You've got to have a happy medium." The Nittany Uons were expected to possess an·' explosive, hlgh"'CCring offense, led by senior quarterback Chuck Fusina, called by Paterno "the best quarterback in my 28 years at Penn State. But, in the first two games, the Uons have managed only three touchdoWllB to go along with five field goals by Matt Bahr. "It's a lot of little things," said Paterno in trying to explain his team's offensive problems. "We are just not very good. It is a very ' disappointing situation because we don't have the kind of fonlball learn we expected to have ." FUslna has completed 28 of 51 pass attempts for 326 yards and one touchdown the first two games . The Lions ' leading rushers are Matt Suhey with 138 yards and Booker Moore with 99. The strength of the Penn State defense lies in the middle of its line - tackles Bruce Clark and Matt Millen and middle guard Tony Petruccio. Starting in the Ohio State backfield along with Gerald or Schlichter will be tailback Ron Springs, a 6-2, 200-pound senior speedster who gained Conference swings Into full gear this weekend with a full ·slate of non-conference games. They find Kenyon at Capital ; Heidelberg at Marietta ; Musklnaum at ., Edinboro State (Pa .) ; ·~ .• Otterbein at Dayton; ... Valparaiso (Ind.) at Witten- ''''" berg; Adrian (Mich. ) at ~ -~ Wooster; Baldwin-Wallace at Ashland; W & J (Pa.) at .,~ ~ Mount Union ; Oberlin at Ohio ~ "~ Northern ; and Carnegie· Mellon (Pa. ) at Ohio ,.., , Wesleyah. .., The rest of the schedule has i ·~ Findlay at BlUffton ; PeM State at Ohio State; Centre (Ky.) at Case Western; '" Earlham (Ind.) at Defiance: ·.: John Carroll at Buffalo •••·• (N.Y.); and Wilmington at "" Manchester (Ind.). .' ._. -· t) llj L .. :\: I Sport Parade ~ . 1,166 yards for the Buckeyes · in 1977. "He's a better back than he was a year ago," Hayes said of Springs. 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Elsewhere in the AL. 13-run ninth inning for th e Logan at Hilliard .·.· Pitching City downed Angels, who open a critica l Portsmouth West at Waverly · Probably lhe same place the Kansas Mator Lngue· St•ndings Victories By MILTON RICHMAN By United Pren tnternattonll Nltlonill League : Perrv . so Milwaukee Brewers would he Oakland, 5·1, California three-game series at Kansas Wellston at Nelsonville -York .•.· Nat lon•l LNQUe Kyger Creek at Ale»(ander 18 ·6 : Hooton . LA 18.8; Grim UPI Sports Editor City tonight. · . . . Ent · sley , Mtl 18-9; ·Niekro , Atl 18 - without Mike Caldwell - out trounced Texas, 16-1, and Vinton Co unty at Oak Hil l •'•' W. L. Pet. GB White Sox I, Mariners 5: 15; Blue , SF 16·8 ; Joh n, LA 16. of lt. Chicago put away Seattle, 6-5. Will iamstown at Warren 81 65 .555 a 10; Richard , Hou 16-11 . . Chet Lemon 's two-run Zanesville Ros ecran s a t odds-<>n Roya!JI 5, A's 1: Guidry, the NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - Muhammad Ali Is calling thlsone Phil 77 69 .527 .. Pittsbrgh Amerlnn Luque : Guidrv . Arnos Ott. hcmered and homer highlighted a 16-hit North Gallia 73 73 .soo j 8 favorite for the American his 1&!1 hlB'rah, and I have the feeling he's absolutely right, Chicago NY 21 -2; Ca ld well , Mil 19-9 ; Southea stern at M ill er 70 78 .473 12 Montreal Palmer, 8alt 18 · 12 ; F ig ueroa . singled twice, driving home a Chicago attack. Lemon also Ross League Cy Young Award if only not the way he means. 62 86 .419 20 Coa l Grove at Boyd County St . Louis NY 17 ·9; Tanana. Cal and had' a sacrifice fly . Steve Rock Hill at Minford SUpremely sure of the outcome as always, at least in hls own New York 60 87 :408 21' 1 Sorense n, Mil 17 -10 ; Splittorff , not Ute Most Valuable Player pair of runs, to help the West KC 17-12; Flanagan , Bait 17-13 ; as well - upped hi! gaudy Royals maintain their 31'..· Stqne, ll·12, combined with mind, All pictures himself piling up points by peppering away W. L . Pet. GB Leonard, KC 11 11 . won-lost mark to 21-2 game lead in the AL West by Lerrin LaGrow on a fourat Leon Spinks or possibly even knocking him out In the LOS Ang 89 S8 .605 Earned Run Average hitter. 81 66 .551 8 (Based on ll5 innings pitched) Thursday night while helping completing a four·game Loulaiana Superdome tonight and then triumpJ:Iantly riding off San Fran cin&li 80 66 .548 8 1 1 NltionaiLugue : f;logers . Mtl the first-place Yankees open sweep of the A's. in the sunset somewhere as the first man ever to win the world Cin 1 San Die go 76 72 .51.4 13 ? 2.47 ; Swan, NY 2.49 ; Vuck . Housto n 67 19 . 459 21 1 1 O~i'c h , St. L 2.54 ; Hooton , L A up a I I'.!.game lead over the heavyweight title three times. . . 65 82 .442 2 <~ 2.64 ; ".lue. SF 2. 70. Red Sox by virtue of a 4-2 win Alter !lefing both him and Spinks these last few days leading AllantaThursday's Results Amerlun Leaiue: GUieirV . up to the fight, I have an entirely different picture of the way A"anta 4, San Francisco 1 NY 1.71 ; Caldwel L Mil 2.J L over Detroit, plus Boston's 4-3 Philadelphia ll, Chicago s Matlack , Tex 2.41 ; Goltz , M inn loss to Cleveland. ' It'll finish. "Since no rational basis Pittsburgh 7, St . Louis 4 2.Sl ; Pa lmer , Bait '2 .53. CINCINNATI (UP!) - For' case of a Cinclnnati But the fast-fading Red Sox I see It ending with Muhammad Ali, the Great Legend, flat New York 7, Montreal 6 Strikeouts exists for the differential pl ai nc lo thes poli ceman the second time in six San Di ego 8, Cincinnat i 1 National LeaqUe : Richard. and red-hot Yankees do their on his back or being helped to his corner by his handlers trea tment acco rd ed to by a man , said the solicited Los Angeles 2. Houston 1 Hou 267 ; N iekro, All 226 ; final bit of head-to-head months, a state appeals court· somewhere along the eighth round: I see him in the same dazed Today 's Probable Pitchers Sea11er , Cin 188 ; Blyl e11en , Pill under the law in homosexuals law unfairly "a pplies jousting for the American has declared Ohio's sexual 165 ; Montefusco, SF 160. · (All Times EDTJ shape poor Joe Frazier w88 after being clubbed to the canvas question we hold the statute criminal sanctions to a class import uning law un , Louis { Marti nez 8·81 at Ameriun Le•gue : Ryan. Cal League East Division lead at five times by big George Foreman In Jamaica five years ago, ChSticago to be unconstituti onal (Lamp 7·13 or Krukow 226; Guidry , NY 220 ; Leonard , of offenders not on the basis constitutional. and everybody at ringside siiifTng.up at him in open-mouthed . 7·2l. 2 :30p .m . KC 166; Flanagan , Ban 145; Yankee Stadium begining The law labeled unconstitu- of the parti cular class beca use it vi olates 14th New York (Koosman 3-15J at Krave c. Chi 143. tonight, it would he advisable disbelief while bearing witness to inindeed hi! last hurrah. Amend ment rights to equal PhiladelpM ia lKaat 7·5) , 8:05 for lioth of them not to tional by the First Ohio member's sex, but on the protection under the law." AB must to all men, lhe end also has to come sometime for p.m . In fhe NL batting lead t>rs . basis of his or her sexual I I Montr eal (Fryman 7· 10 a Parker's percentage is . 31.oi29. IJVerlook the Brewers who , District Court of Appeals Muhammad All. prefe rence." Pittsburg h (Reuss 2·'21. 8:05 Burroughs is .31403 and Mad · thanks to caldwell, are still in states, " No person shall Seldom have I ever seen a fighter in any division as' superbly p.m . lock 's is .31 401. I striking distance of first solicit a person of the same · ~-~----------------~-----., Ho uston {Richard 16·11l a physically conditioned as Leon Spinks is for the first defense of sa n D ieoo <Rasmussen 14·12 ). place, only four games back. sex to engage in sexual his world champlooship. More significant yet, however, is his 10 p .m.. Caldwell, now 1!1-9, spaced activity with the offender, Atlanta (Solomon 4-51 at Los extraordinary oriental attitude concerning .this fight. Major League Results OPTOMETRIST I Ange les (S utton 14-101, 10 : 30 six hits Thursday night in wben the offender knows that I By United Press International It's as close to perfect as you'll find: If ever anyone was hot such solicitation is offensive National League p .m . I I oFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12,2 to 5 (CI..OSE ·1 pitching the Brewers to a 4-3 to trot, It's Leon Spinks, 11 years younger than Ali, owner of Cincinnati (Se~v e r 11-14 a Alta 010 000 21Q- 4 7 3 to the other person, or is I AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT I San Franc isco (Blue 16·81. 10 :35 San Fran 001 000 000 - 1 3 3 victory over the Baltimore one victory over him already and getting better aU the time. p.m . Bouton , Skok ( 7) , Garber (9 J Orioles . Only Guidry has · reckless in that regard." Spinks' people have prepared him to expect the 36-year-<>ld S~turday ' ' Games and Nolan ; Ha licki, Moff itt (81 The court, ruling in the Montreat at P ittsburgh and Tamarg o . W- Bouton. 1-1. more wins, but caldwell's 21 All to change his customary tactics and come at him with St . Louis at Chicago complete games are tops in L- Ha li ckL 8·9. everything he has from the opening bell. Sam Solomon, his Cinci at San Franc isco the league while his 2.31 A.ttante at Los Ano, night trainer, and as wise a man in matters of ring warfare as you're 01 2 01 0 001 - 5 14 3 Chi Houston at San Ogo, n igh t earned run average Is second Pllila os1 230 oox 11 15 o likely to find, has convinced Spinks he can counteract that New York at Phila , night McGloth en (4 ), only to «Juidry's 1.77. Reuscllel. nuliy looking but not always effective type attack by staying Seone (5 ). Hernandez (5), ·~ I don't know where we ' ~ ! Moore (7) and ·· Cox ; Lerch. right !lqllllrely in All's face with both hands und not retreating. Brusstar (3) , Reed (6) and be without him," c • · Amerit•n League 1bat kind of maneuver ls made to order for Spinks, who Isn't Boone . W- Brusstar , 6·3. L - · Brewers Manager Gr east a defensive fighter anyway and thoroughly enjoys mixing it W. L . Pet . GB Reuschel , 14 ·13. HR - Philadel Bamberger of Caldwell. "' . phia , M c Bride (9 ). 88 57 .607 New York up. 112 87 59 .596 l Robin Yount drove in two of Boston All says he's going to fool everybody by dancing all night. U Milwauke SI .L 000000040- 4 70 8.5 6'2 .578 4 the Brewers' runs with a 000 005 20x- 7 10 2 81 6.5 .555 71h Ptsbgh he tries doing that, the only one he'll really fool is himself Battimre Urrea (7), Thomas Forscl'1, leadoff homer in the first , his 78 67 .538 10 because he can't keep dancing for six straight rounds any Detroit (8) and Simmons, Swisher; 64 81 .441 24 Clevelnct eighth, and a single during a more, let alone 15. 57 89 .390 31 lf2 Rooker , Tekulve (ill and Ott . W Toronto three-run second. Rooker, 9· 10. L Forsch. 11 · west 1bat became perfectly obvious during their final training W. L. Pet. Gl 17 . HR - P ittsb urgh , Ga rner 18 ). The Yankees, meanwhile, !nat one of his amjyeuklons for this fight when All, struggling · Kan City 81 64 .559 continued their winning ways Mtl 04'2 000 ooo6 l l 2 1 79 69 .534 3 h to get his weight down and put together some of thoee fancy Calif 00220300x- 7 eo as Graig Nettles hit his 24th Texas 72 72 .500 81h N .Y . punching combinations he showed in the past, looked almost Oakland Scnatzeder , Miller (4 ), BahnS· 66 81 .449 16 en (6), Atk inson (8 ) and and 25th homers while pathetic the other day against one of his sparring partners, a Minesota 64 81 .441 17 Cart er ; K obeL Jackson (21, driving in three nms and Ed Chic ago 63 83 .02 181! 2 young amateur from anctnnati named Tony Tubbe. Berenguer (4 ), Corenio (5 1, Seattle 54 89 .378 26 Murray (71 and Stearns . WAll knew how bad he looked . Thursday's Results Corneio. -i -2. L - Miller, Q. \ . Cleveland 4, Boston 3 "Don~ worry about it," he tried reassuring those around HRs- Montrea l, Perez ( 121; New York 4. Detroit 2 New York, Kranepool (3 l. him. "It'll all be different ooce I get into the ring when the little Californ ia 16. Texas 1 SV AC officials Kansas City 5, Oakland 1 gloves are on, the headgear ls off and the crowd is there: Then Cinci 100 000 ooo- 1 6 1 ,. Milwaukee 4, Baltimore 3 is when it counts." San Ogo 100 103 03K - 8 11 0 Chicago 6, Seattle 5 Bonham , Borbon (6l. Sar · meeting slated Spinks, on the other hand, looked like 10 million bucks Todav's Probable Pitchers m iento (7) and Ben ch ; Shirley, (All Times EDT) getting ready for the fight . He boxed l:rilliantiy, and then with Detroit (Rozema 7.101 at O'Acquisto (6 ) and Roberts , his stereo system turned up sky high, he hit the bag sharply Cleveland (Reuscllel 2·2L 7:30 Tenace . W- Shirley, s.n . LOfficials of the Southern BOnhl'Jm , 11 ·5. HR - San Diego, . and skipped rope endlesaly like some kid without a care In the p.m Toronto (Clancy 10 -lll at Tena ce 061 Valley Athletic Confer~nce world. Baltimore (P&Imer 18· 121 , 7: 30 Hous 000 001 000- I B 0 · (SVAC) will meet at 6:30p.m. He finished off Wednesday's fanal session with an electrify- p.m . 100 100 OOK - 2 5 2 Monday , Sept. 18 at Kyger Boston <Tiant 10.7) at New LA ing :In-minute exhibition of disco dancing , laughing heartily, York (Gu idry 21 ·2l. 8 p .m. Nlekro and Puiols ; Rhoden, Creek High School for the · enjoying himself thoroughly and entertaining many of the Californ ia tRyan 7.\2) at Ra ut zhan (7), Forester (9) and Yeager . w - Rhodes, 9-7. L - ' annual fall meeting. Kansas City (Gate 14 -Bl, 8 :30 youngsters In the audience so much that some of them threw p.m . The newesl addition to our menu! N i ekro , 12 · 13 . HRs - .LOS Agenda items include an kisses to him and called out, "Leon, we love you!" Minnesota tEr ic k son 13·11l at Angeles , Lopes I 17 l, cev f 21l . election of officers, proposal A lender filet of Icelandic ~ Watching It all, I couldn't help but feel that the old order was Milwa ukee \ Tra11ers . 10·91. 8 :30 for new league members , a p.m . cod with crispy cole slaw ,._ swiftly challlllnc. nrirehlng from Ali over to Spinks, and that Chicago (Wortham 2·21 at American League report from the constitution what I was seeing .and eiperlenclng was simply a preview of seattle (Honeycutt 5·8), 10 :35 Bos 000 000 12o-- J 7 o on a Grecian bun .•. committee, SVAC passes, p.m . Cleve 300 010 oox .a 8 0 what would come to pass tonight. Oakland (Norr is 0·-4 and Wright , Drago (2 ) and F isk ; and the annual basketball It struck me All was being right in calling it his last hurrah. Brober g 10.11 1 at Texas I Alex - Pa)(t on . Kern (8 ) and AleKan . preview, All principals, ander 8·9 and Comer 8-.tl. 2. der . W- Paxton. 11 ·9. LFar more right than he reaUzed . 8: 35p .m . Wright, 8·4. HR - Cteveland , athletic directors, football , Slturday's Games Cage (2) . cage and baseball coaches Boston at New York Detroit at Cleveland N.Y . 120000 lOG-A 71 are urged to attend. SMITH NELSON MOTORS 1973 AND OLDER ••• •••• 1-~~.!2~!~2.~---------------~ Olc;L rivalry renewed PH. 992-2174 ~ Guidry, Yanks wzn •• ••• •• • •• • • ••• •• I I . speedy end has been ill this week and it's questionable as to whether he will start. Cornerback Rick Blaettnar was injured on the opening kickoff last week and Dave Hysell, his replacement, is recovering from a leg injury. If neither one of those two fellows can start, Coach Chancey will go with the younger Chris Judge . Other than those injuries, the Marauder Machine seems to be healthy. With Meigs playing on Saturday night, Southern Is the only Meigs County club taking to the gridiron tonight as they host Southwestern. Eastern is idle this week . Today ~ Big game has mark of circus side show BY GREG BAILEY made progress only in the air. Cru . mtlk TL'pl. t..:n-. th.H Ill!:\ An old rivalry will be They passed for 130 yards. II\ nl LHlll':lh .1m\ ( :.dt renewed Saturday night at Meigs displayed a con· St. mt·n.t :tt t1J C,tlt ( Jn,wv rl.l Wahana when the White trolled and balanced offense. t\\"ll ht~.:hh. 11,!\;]\,\hl l· (. 1] ! rq ~Ltlt'llll'llh Falcons and the Meigs They rushed for 126 yards and Marauders clash at 7:30p.m. passed for 103. Tailback Greg The White Falcons are 1·1 on · Becker was. the leading the season while Meigs is rusher with 43 yards while look.ing for its first win after ~sophomore back Jerry Fields dropping its opener to had 24. powerful Point Pleasant U-3 Quarterback Dan Thomas 399 W. Main Street 992-2164 Pomeroy, 0. in overtime. showed aerial proficiency by The Store With" All Kinds of Sluff" Wahama, under first year completing II of 24 tosses. For Pels - Stables - Larg e and Small Coach Bill Jewell , fell to Larry stewart caught three Animals. Lawns - Gardens. Wayne 35-7 in its opener, but of those for 57 yards, but the bounced Kyger Creek 33-(1 . 11011 Against Kyger Creek, the 1!1'"111 White Falcons netted a total of 319 yards, led by Kevin tornori'O\\' Roush's 124 yards, while junior quarterback Vince NEW ORLEANS (UPI ) Former Penn State and ;:::::::::::::::::::::;..:Bu:c:k:e:y:es~a~r:e~to:.:w:in~l:he:.. Weaver For an looked openingimpressive. game, the Detroit Lioos' linebacker Ron Marauders of Coach Charles Crosby signed Thursday as a Chancey looked very good on free agent with the New both offense and defense in Orleans Saints. The team defensive end that exciting Point Pleasant waived POMEROY, OHIO battle last week. 500 E. MAIN Richard Neal to ~n a spot Mei gs showed a fine on the roster for Crosby. defense by limiting the Big A team spokesman said Blacks to a net eight yards Crosby was practicing with rushing . The staunch the Saints but he did not know " YOUR FRIENDLY DEALERSHIP" defensive front line 11llowed whether Crosby would play in the Big Blacks just, six first &inday's game against the "WE CARE ABOUT YOU" downs, and the Big Blacks Philadelphia Eagles. MODERN SUPPLY Toledo, a l7.0 loser to Marshall in · its opener , appears to he ot~tmatchcd in its trip to Minnesota, unless the Gophers are looking ahead a week to Ohio State. "I think we can handle the morale factor ," said Toledo 1:: • PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-:-SIPTIMBER 16th ' UNTIL 6 P.M. 11 FAMILY OUnNG .. Of SIMET SOLVAY DIVI~ION . ALLIED CHEMICAL CORP. ASHLAND PLANT OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY II AMTIL9 PM CAMDEN PARK . U.S.60WEST HUNTINGTON SVAC STANDINGS ALL GAMES TEAM WLTPOP Eastern Cat 010 101 00 (13 l - 16 18 1 Kyger Creek · T<S 010 000 000I 53 Southwestern Aase and Downin g ; 0 . Ellis. Southern Umbaroer (9). Cleve land (9), North Galli a Bark~r (9) , Darw in (91 and Sundberg . W- Aase , ll ·B. L - D. Hannan Trace Ell is, 9-7. HRs - California , Jackson (5), Rud i ( 16 ) ; Te )l as , Zisk (19 ) . 1 I 1 1 0 38 14 I 0 14 41 I 0 35 47 PIZZA & SPAGHETTI HOUSE 0 0 1 0 0 o 0 1 0 2 0 14 60 AT ALL LOCATIONS 6 9 10. Oak 000 0 10 000- 1 4 I K .C 030 02QOOx- 5 13 0 Renko. Lacey (7) , Heaverto (7) and Newman ; Spl lttorff and Por t er . W- Splittorft , 17-12. ~ Renko, 6·11 . HR - Kansas C•ty. Otis (2 11. Ball 010 100 001 - 3 6 0 Milw 130 000 OOx - 4 7 1 M cG regor , Ford (2) and . Dempse y ; Caldwe ll and Moore. { W Caldwell, 19·9. L McGregor, 1~· 13 . H Rs-8~1 · timore, Roen1cke {1 ) ; M•l· waukee , Yount (8 ). Chi 102 020 001 _ 6 , 6 o S 000 000 014 _ 5 _,. o e:tone , LaGrow {9 ) and N&horodny ; Honeycutt, Parrott (51. Brown 16 ), Rawley (9) and Stinson . w - stone. 11 ·12. L59 HR en · Honeyc utt, · · s•cago, Lemon ( 11 l: seattle, Bochfe (11) . (Only g 1 mes scheduled ) Sports transacttons . ' Sports Tro,..,ctton• United Pr•• lntornolionll ThuridoT • ...bll Milwaukee - Ce lied up outfielder Jetf Vurok from Holyoke of the Eastern League . Philadelphia - Bought right-handed pitcher Horacia Plna from A;uascallen of the Mexican LHQue . Foolboll Now Or!Hnl - Signed linebacker Ran Crosby os • frn ogont and waived defensive and Richard Neal. Clovoland - Signed kicker Dell Cockcrott to a Hrles of one-yHr controcts. Hockey Buffllo NHL - Slgntd goaltender Don Eclwordl to o multi-year contract. Detroit NHL - Clolmtd ' right wing Pierro Plonle from Minnesota . Noow England WHA - Loll wing Lorry 'PIHu onnounctd his retirement but will romoln with tho club •• . a scout lnd lllllflnt COACh. . .......... 11 Woshlngfo~ rookl• Signed twlngman Roger Phegley. _ WHY NOT SEND ALONG ntE DAILY SENTINEL and SUNDAY TIMES.SENTINEL FOR ONLY '17.50 ntEY WILL RECEIVE 9 MONlHS Of ntE HOMrnMN NEWSPAPER BY MAIL ~~~~ THIS OFFER GOOD AT ANY COUEGE IN THE UNITED STATES CLIP & MAIL The Daily Sentinel, Court St., Pomeroy, 0. 45769 OFFER · EXPIR~S . SEPTEMBER NAME ••.•••.• ...•.•••.•.•. .•••••.•.•..••.••• ~ .••••••. •• ••• •• ADDRESS •• I I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I ••••••••••••••••• 30, 1978 C:l11t •.••••....••••....•...•..•....•.•.••....••••..... ~······· STATE. •••••••••• I ••••••••••••••• I ••• ~ . ZIP CODE •••••••.• I I' 0 CHECK .........·.... [J MONEY ORDER ............ . U AMT•.•••..•••••.••.••. .".•••••.•••·•.•.••.••••.•....•. •.•• SORRY, NO REFUNDS �' ' 6-The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept. Mrs. Roush,Morris speak Muneidllol'k of the PH-21 Syst em , of ManlL•y's promotion to In Instru<:tur and he will lx.• cei1tfict.l to teach (:l!ld p11notc ·s tudent to the nmk of 4 tn ~tructt~r s BCJ itimun·. Marv !e~ nd Ca ml W. Mcmlcy was' tcstl'd and ctwanitxl the rank uf Instrue- tor hrst lt•vt•l 111 1\ikidu. Mr. ManiL:y h~c• c hcs fur H ocki n ~ Technical Cu llt•g e a nd instructUI'. Mailley joins a selcL't group as there an• unly BUt'kl')'t~ Hill ~ ra rt'l'l' Ct!lller mtd is Cl ptllin• st.: rgcant ot Llll.' r.allipul i.s Statt• lnstit utl' . 20 I n- Car~/ Manley ···.· Put Them On Fortified Feed Stevie Osborne Has birthddy Stevie Os llum e, son of Huger and Lynn 08borne, Fleming , recently celebratetl hi> fourt h bil1hday . 1\ fire truck theme was e£wr·ied uut and t:ake. ice ercam and punch wert:! served . Attending we re Ronnie ll<lird and Kevin . Timmr ll<lird. Sue Turley and Wendl, ·Mr . and Mrs. Harold Osborne and Gary , Mr. and Mrs. Gale Osborne, Tu<ld Osborne, and Mr. and Mrs. Huger Os borne 180 MULBERRY AVE. a11d S~evie . 992-2115 POMEROY, 0. IN MEMORY COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Ohio House members observed moments of silence Thursday in memory of three former colleagues who died since the last legislative session in June. FOUR WHEEL DRIVE SPECIAL OF THE YEAR other tentative meetings for the 19711-79 school year were set by the Meigs High School PAT (Parents and Teachers) at a plaruJing meeting held Tuesday in the high school library. As now pla1111ed, open house will be held during American Edupltion Week in Novemher. The ()!her four meetings will each feature subjects of particular interest to each of the four classes at the high school. Begi1111ing with the freshman class in October, parents of those students will receive special invitations to the PAT meeting. Present at that meeting will be school and community perso1111el who are qualified to discuss the problems or questions of most importance to parents of freshmen . · At later meetings , sophomore, junior, and senior parents will be similarly invited and their problems - questions concentrated upon. Although spedal emphasis will be placed (in one par- LADIES AUXILIARY Plans fur the annual turkey suppper un Oct. 21 were made when the Ladies Auxiliary of the Orange Fire Department met Tuesday evening. The group also discussed the new furnace to llc in.stalled this fall. Ten members were pre- 1979 JEEP CHEROKEE 00 * St! IIL * Riv e rside Jeep Sale Price . Manufacturer 's Suggested Retail Pric e is much h ighe r . THIS SALE PRICE INCLUDES: Automatic transm issi on Power stee r ing Power brakes H78x 15 mud and s now tires • 12 day -night rear view m ir ror • 21. 5 gallon fuel tank • Front and rear bench seats • • • • • • • A progrcun 011111is:siuns ~as presented by Mrs. Nan Moore at the Monday night meeting of the United Methu<list Women of the Middleport Heath Ullited Methodist Church. M1·s. MOore said that evangelism to the world is the L1lristian 's first obligation. She read Sl:ri ptures from !Ids relating tu the life of Poul in spreding Christianity around the world. She :;aid that nothin~ could keep Paul from glol·ifying God and told uf the powerful sennuns winch he prea ched. Sire cum- GUEST SPEAKER Jeff Ranson uf Charleston, W. Va. , funner pastor of tl1e Bradbury Church of Christ, will be the guest speaker at U1e church Sunday for the 10:30 a.m . service. Mr. Ran· son past~red the church scve1·al years ago and for the past three years has ooen in service. Tire public is invited tu attend. I Air-conditioning Tinted glas s Radio Rust proofing Full guage packag e Hubcaps Buckel seals at no extra charge All Dealer P'rep and Transportation Charges in This Sale Price. ~re Included Optiona l Che rok ee ' S' Package is sh()wn her e . LIMITED TIME ONLY AVAILABLE FOR ORDER 9/ 15178-9/30/78 These vehicles must be orde r ed by 10/ 1178 and we are limited to the number we can receive . PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW! RIVERSIDE "I JeeR 195 Upper River Rd . Gallipolis, Ohio 446-9800 r------,·-·1 ! Social I Calendar t SUNDAY ANNUAL HOMECOMING, Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church Sunday . Carry-in dinner at noon following morning service. Afternoon services at I :30 p.m. with Rev. James Morrison , Point Pleasant as speaker. Special singing; public invited. GEORGE DEEN, Sr.,· reunion Sunday at Hoyal Oak Park. Relatives and friends invited. Basket dinner at noon with planned _program. HOMECOMING Sunday at Morse Chapel Un ited Methodist Church. Sunday School at 10, program from 1:30 to 4. Everyone welcome. MONDAY RACINE ELEMENTARY PTO Monday 7:30 p.m. at elementary school. Parents to attend to discll/lB fall carnival . Baby s ittin g available. MEIGS LOCAL Chapter 17, OAPSE, meeting, 7:30 p.m. Monday at Meigs Junior High School. Bob LeCiean, field representative, will be present \() answer questions and Hon Bauman, candidate for the state executive board of the Southeast District, will present the program. AU non· certified employes of Meigs District urged to attend. OMISSION NOTED The names of Mr. and Mrs. William Ja cks and sons, Dean and Don, Springfield, were unintentionally omitted from the list of those at· tending the Jacks reunion on Aug. 20. _ all parents, of any grade level students, are welcome to any PAT meeting, as some topics of general interest will also be discussed. PAT regularly meets the second ·Tuesday of each month at 7:30p.m. at Lhe high school. The membership fee is $1 for any parent who wishes to join the organization. .............._,._ • No muss • no fuss · no need . to tear off your roof to renew & insulate slate, metal, shingle or built-up roofs. Make it leak· Proof. •OOMMERCIAL •INDUSTRIAL •RESIDENTIAL PR_QDUCT DATA PRODUCT: 'i ...........................----, P1oneer *1 008 is a monolithic coating that protec ts roofs against industrial atmospheric corro~on . sunligh t IY'Id extreme weather variances This special cold process sys tem can be used with of without the "VariouS cok>red cer amic granLAes wh ich are spray applied to the mastic prior to drytng. I i t .-----------~----------------------FOR MORE INFORMATION - MAIL THIS COUPON U ROOF LJSIDEWALl U PATIO U DRIVEWAY UPOOL DECK U SIDEWALKS I NAME _____________________________ J 1 Completes training Ma rty Robert Foley, sun of Mr . and Mrs. Gary Foley, S)'racuse , has completed his ba s k trainin g at th e J.ackland Air Force ll<lse in Texas, and is currently enrolled in the 1\ir Force Technical Schuui in Carpen· try at Wichita Falls, Texas. He is a 1978 graduate uf Southern Hi gh School, Hadne, and ente1·ed the ser· vice in July . ! ••' I I I I ADDRESS •c~ I PHONE . here. I ' ''' • ~----------------------------------~ 'f HACKm GRANULATED ROOFING I • I '• PHONE 992·2444 On special Nehrcans. 12 oz. ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ..• • •• • MEIGS COUNTY .VOTERS • I •' In Order to Vote in the 1 j ; November 7th General Election YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY OCTOBER 7TH • • '1 I Lyle Moon bass guitar Keith Krautter, drummer, and Phil Moon , lead guitar, I tor , make up Skyrdck, a local bistnunental-vocal group which has cut a record to two .original hard rock songs. Local group makes records A Joe a! vocal- instrumental group - Skyrock - has made a 45 rpm recording of two original hard rock tunes with lyrics. · Making up the· group are .Lyle Moon, bass guitar; Keith Krautter, drummer, and Phil Moon, lead guit11r. Lyle and Phil are sons ()f Mr . and Mrs. John Moon yf Pomeroy and Keith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krautter, near P()meroy . The executive and planninK of th e ' eommitte es Middleport-Pomeroy Area Bnmeh of the American 1\ssudatiun of Univers\ty Women met rl't'ently in the Hiverbuat Room uf the Pmnery Branch , 1\thens County Savings and Loan to t'llmplete plans for the 19711-79 year. The September meeting will be one ur fellowship and welcoming of prospective is "Uptown Rockers" written by Phil and Lyle. Phil does the vocal work on "Wanted Man" a nd Lyle does Lhe vocal on "Uptown Rockers." The group has 1,1)00 of the recordings and some 200 have been sold locally. The group IS in the process of completing co pyrigh t a nd a rran gements registration with ASCAP and after that hopes that ·the record · will catch on nationally. ()uris 1\dams: Weldon Bal·lnnn : James Boster : Penny Brewer ; Denver Brown; r:lenda Brumfield : Terley Clagg; Mrs. I ~on Gn:cnc ~m.l 1 Social 1 II ·Calendar I · I Ni n~ memi.Jen.i, as w~ll as r"lcw ami old members. II 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner will be held in the Riveri>o.at Room Sept. 26. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Ha rriet Wood uf Wellston, from an institution on the AAUW list ur qua lified institutiuns, ur a degree from a representative uf cultural in· eligible fur me m~c rs hi~ in fore ign institution rccugui zcd bv the International Fcderat(un of University Women, is te1·ests ur the Ohio State Divi- U1c Associatun. sion. Each member is asked The three general purpo.st.:s to take a prospective member uf 1\1\ UW arc \u give as well as fuu<l as stated in the members opportunity fu r inBr a uch newsletter. Hcugcl ; D~le RAILROAD SETILEMENT COLUMBUS (UPI ) Final legislation action was expected Friday on a bil1 to finally settle local , governments' claim against the bankrupt P enn Central Hailroad. SATURDAY Miller : Vernon Moore; Mark NEW HAVEN - The New Mora ; F;!dna Parsons; Jane Queen: l.uJ·ctta Rainey; Ha ven Volunteer Fire Lucill e Heynolds; Amy Department and its auxiliary Hothgeb : Monna Russell; will hold a chicken barbecue Muriel Seyler ; Kcvin .Shal'p; Saturday at the fire station Mrs. Justin Simpson and son : beginning at 11 a.m. ~ m ­ Lakin Su uthhall : dm·is plete di1111ers will be served. Sta pleton: Jeseph Strung: POMEROY Lodge 164, Howard Windell : Eliwbeth F&AM, open house, 5:30-7 :30. Welch. Everyone welcome. Births, Sept. 14 POMEROY MASONI C Mr . and Mr". Ha lph BarLodge 164, F&AM, observing <:us, son, Gil IIi polis. Mr . and Mrs. Rogt!r Taylor, open house allhe temple 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday . Ohio sun, Gallipolis. Mr . and Mrs. Stephen Pax- Grand Lodge film, '' A Precio us Heritage" will be son, di:iughter , Pl iny , W.Va. Mr .und Mrs. Michael Kin· shown and representatives of caid , da ughter, Point Plea- Masonry, Job's Dau ghters . a nd DeMo lay will give sant. prese ntations on th eir groups. Public invited. HOMECOMING SET SUNDAY Mt. Herm on United CO UNTY WIDE prayer Brethren Church will hold ,ils meeting, 2 p.m. Sunday at the annual homecoming Sunday. Hutland Community Church F ollow ing morning ser· with Glen Bissell , class vices a carry-in dinner will be leader. served at noon with afternoon SUNDAY serv ices beginning at I;30 HOMECOMING, Wesley p.m. with the Rev. James Cha pel Church, Sunday, Morrison of Point Pleasant as basket lunch, 12:30 p.m. Lhe speaker. There will be ANNUA L pi cnic of the Big special singing. The public is Bend Citizens Band Radi u invited. Club will be held Sunday at ways as edu eate<.l women to the Forest Acres Pa rk near make a l'UntriUution tu sode- Hutland. Shelter 3. at 12:30 p. m. tv LEONARD Presto n a nd - Other meetings of the loca l Branch a re scheduled Gospel Express, Ne ase fu r Od. 24 , Dec. 16, and Settlement Baptist Church, Apnl 24 ot t he Meigs Inn: Pomeroy, Sun ., Sept . 17. and November 28 , Jan . 23, Basket dinner at noo n. Bring f eburary 27, Marcil 27, and covered dish. Pastor is th e April 24 al the Hiverbuat Rev . Don Karr. Everyone Huom of the Pomeroy welcome. Brcwc h, Athe ns Co unty . MONDAY Savings CJ mll .oa n Co. RACINE Elementary PTO The plonned prognuns will meet Monday, Sept. 18 at follow three topics ur 7:30 p. m. at the elementary study - the politics ur food, school. Parents are urged to wo m en a s l:i ge nl s uf attend to discuss the fall change, and redefinin g the carnival. Babysitting will be goa ls of education. The provided. CJI'eas of interest to be TUESDAY rcpresen led in the pruSi\I.I SBURY PTO. 7:30 gmms c.ll'e the community, Tm•sday night ::.t the sehoul , cultural interests, educa teachers ami pel' SO!lll~ l lu be tion CJnd international rela iutr u~uced . · tions. Plans arc a lso ma lic to include members from utlwr branches, as .well as spcake"l '"i to rcprese11t the loca l orcas, Stale De part- si lodiumcloss ring sole $5495 save 28% CHOICE OF FREE CUSTOM FEATURES 1\ 1111!.! 11! tf1; 11 11, .id 'l .llh1 '-'._\ 1 .Ill\ !. ·.11111\' I.II,IFlll '"''' " lf.,,Jnllf\1111'..! '''' , •l h 1, ,\, I' '~< , c' ..,._.~ 1 "'~"11 0M ~ '' "'' · o• ' ~"'' -~ p"'"'" "'m' ""II' tcllcdual growt h, tu promote Any woman holding a Uac· the advaru.:cmcnt of women, calaurealc or highe r deg r ee ami lu help m embers find meJJt of Leg isli:ttiun, a mi U1e Ohio Slate Division uf the AIIUW . "Scripture Text" Calendar Towels for 1979 J:JO.-Redscene '78 3; Way II Was 33 . 4:1»-Ba•eball 3.4; Nashville On the Road 10; Turnabout 33. · 4:30--Sports Spectacular 8; Pop Goes The Country 10; Catch 33. 5:1»-Wide World of Sports 6, IJ; Wrestling 15 ; James Michener's World 33; Dolly 10. 5:30-Porter Wagoner 10. 6:1»-News10; Gong Show8: God Has The Answer 15; Zoom 20; Over Easy 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,15 ; ABC News 13; News 4,6; Porter Wagoner B; CBS News 10; You Bet Your Life 20; Outdoor West Virginia 33. 7 : ~News 3; Lawrence Welk 13,15; Hee Haw-6;8; Bugs Bunny 10; Elec. Co. 20; Once Upon A Classic 33. 7: JO.-Little Ra•cals 3; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33; Please Stand By 10; Once Upon A Classic 20. 8:110-Chlp• 3,4,15; Love Boat 6,13; Good Times 8,10; Onedln Line 20; Great Performance• 33 . 9:DO---'Movle "King Kong" 3,4,15; Movie " The Islander" 8, 10; Great Performances 20; Long Search 33. 10 :1»-Fantasv lsland6,1J; Rhythm & Blues of George Gershwin 33. 11 :oo--News 3,4,6.8.10. IJ, 15; College Football 33. 11 : 1>-ABC News 6; 11 :30--Saturday Night Live Selected scnptu res and colorfu l scenes are s1lk screened on 100% pure l1nen. Pnnted with the 12 morths ol the year for 19 79. Eact1 com es with lwo-pt ece wood en dowel and co rd lor hang1ng. Packed tn ns own mail tn g envelope . S1ze : 16x28". NOW IN PROGRESS SAVE YOUR RC, NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DAD'S ROOT BEER BOmE CAPS FOR CHARITY- RC BOTTLING CO. "Brief Encounter" 8; Woody Hayes: Football 10; College Football 13. 12,1»-Movle "The Streets of San Francisco" 10. 1:!»-Movie "Affair In Trinidad" 3.; Movie "Night & the City" 4. 1:JO.-Janakl JJ; 2:110-ABC News 13; J:I»-News J; 3:30--Movle " Thl5 Savage Land" J; 5 : ~Bonanza 3; 6:oo--Bewllched J. Movlt Channel 4 5& 7 P.M.- Piece of lhe Action <PGI 9 & 11 P.M. - rousln, Couslne ( R ) MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio 992-3542 or 992-3344 • BAUM TRUE VALUE 0. PUBLIC NOTICE 98~3301 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99Mi11St . T O ~ Bidd e r s S UBJECT : Purchase Of Schoo l B us FOR : The Board of Edu cation o f th e Sou th ern Lo ce l School D istrict , Box 176 , Ra ci ne , Ohio H771 Sea led propo!als w i ll be received bV the Bo i'llrd of Edu cation of t he South ern Local School D istrict of Ra ci ne , Oh io at th e ' tr easu rer 's off ic e unt il 12 . 00 O'cl ock noon on Oc tob er 6. 1978 and at that lim e op ened 1 ! Phone the Board of Elections -OR- Mall the Board Sky rock has been in existence for the past year and a half and plays num erou s engagements at area dances and concerts. It took five and one-half hours to gel the recording down pat at the Lost Nation Sound Studio located at Guys· ville with Dave Aiken as engineer. One side of the record which is being played locally is uwanted Man" written Qy Phil Moon and on the slip side American Association of University Women met l IF YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED: VIsit the Board'a Office In Person r------··-·1· J,,.,15; Movie " War of the Gargantuas" 6; Movie .; • • • • I ~ OR - ·t 'he I I 1 I ~ 93 7Tlt AVE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1978 6:oo--Summer Semester 8,10: 6:30--Saturdav Reoort 3; Vegetable Soup 4; TV Classroom 8; U.S. Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:oo--GO 3; Mario & the Magic Movie Machine 4; Matters of Life 6; Clue Club 8; Public Polley Forums 10; Animals, Animals. Animals 13. 7:30--Land of tho Lost 3; World of Survival 4; Dusty' s Troehouse 6; Mr. Magoo 8; Pink Panther 13; Vegetable Soup t 5. 8:oo--Yogl's Space Race 3.4. 15; Scooby-Doo 6, 13; Popeye 8, 10 . 9:oo--Superfrlends 6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8.10. . 9:30-Scooby's All -Stars 6,13; ' 10 :30-Fantastlc Four I 3,15; Movie "Blonde Dynamite" 4; Tarzan 8,10. ' 11 :oo--Kroffl Superstar Hour 3, 15. l • 11 :30--LIItle Rascals 4; Bewitched 6; Action News lor 4 Kld1 13. ' 12:oo--Febolous Funnies J; Weekend Special 6,13; • Movie "The Double Man" 4; Space Academy 8, 10. 12:30--Baggy Pants 3; American Bandstan·d ·13; Point of VIew 6; Fat Albert 8,10. '· · 1:oo--Movle . 'The Girl from Jones Beach" 3; l Columbus Showdown 6; Ark 118; Where The ' Twisted Laurel Grow• JJ, 1' »-college Football Pregame Show 6,13; Bob Jones 8; Hogan's Heroes 10; Consumer Survival Kit 33 . 1:45-<ollege Football 6,13. 2:110-Movle "Perilous Voyage" 4; VIewpointS; Movie " Roustabout" 10; French Chef 33 . 2:30--Movle "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman" 8; Photography 33. ·2:15-Baseball 15. J:oo--This ts The NFL J; Boo Beat JJ. .. PIONEER 1008 Hlllzt·r Mt·dit·a l Cente r DiS<·harges, Sept II i\llfl ; !',AlDAY! SEPTEMBER 15. 1971 5:oo--Bonanra J; S ar Trek 4; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Emergency One 13; Peltlcoat Junction 15. 5:30-News 6; Sanford & Son 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes 15. 6:oo--Ne..,s 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20. 6:30-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News1J; Andy Grlffllhj; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20. 7:QO-Crou-WIIs 3; PM Magazine 4; Newlywed Game 6,13; News 10; Gilligan's Is 15; Ohio Journal 20; I nslghl 33, · 7:30--Hoe. Haw Honeys 3; Dating Game 4; Columbus Showdown 6; Bonkers I 8; Family Feud 10; 1100,000 Name That Tune 13; Pop Goes The 'ountry ·t5; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 2D.33. · · 8:CJO.-.Movle "Starshlp Invasions" 3,4,15; Boxing 6,13; Incredible Hulk 8,10; . Washington Week In Review. 1:30-Well Street Week 20,33; 9:1»-Movle ''Grand Theft Auto" 8,10; Great Performances 20; Belle of Amherst 33. · 9:30-Qulncy 3,4,15 10:oo--News 20; 10 :30-Monty Python's Flying Circus 20; Great Performances 33. 11 :oo--News 3,4,6,8,10,13, t5; Dick Cavett 20. 11:30--Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Rona Barrett 13; Movie "Escape fr'om the Jungle" 6; Gunsmoke B; Movie "Chamber of Horrors" 10. · · 12:oo--Borotta 13; Janakl JJ. 1:oo--Mtdnlght Special 3,4,15; Movie " Beast From .. Haunted Cave" 10; 1:10-lronslde 1~ . 2:10-News 13; 2:3Q--News 3; 3:1»-Movle "Count Throe and Pray" 3; 4:30-Movle "Phllll! " J; 6:oo--BJg Valley J; 7:1»-i!ewltched 3. • Mo~le Cllanntl 4 • • 5 & 9 P .M. - Hollywood Oldie (G) 7 & 11 P.M. -March or Ole (PG) cel-e in Desitm. and Quality Apphcalion of Pion eer , 1008 mast1c. Marty Robert Foley TELEVISION VIEWING . pared tu<lay 's missionaries meeting. Mrs. Criswell alsQ with him, the doctors , nurses annoWJced an offkers' trail!" c-tnd minist~rs servi ng around ing meeting to oo held Oct, 11; l11c world . She spoke uf giving at Rutland, . and the ~-on.: tu missions through pledges, ference at Delaw!lre on Oct; thank offerings, and the 28. Members were urged ti[ p1·ayer and self-denial pro- tum in their thank,You box of• grams. ferings. : Mrs. Donna Byer opened The meeting closed witlr U1e meeting wiU1 a piano "The Lord 's Prayer" ht prelude. A welcome was wlison. Refreslunents wer given by Mrs. Paulme Hor- served . ~y · Mrs, Kltthryn ton, president, who read a Knight, Mrs. Frances Wilson ; poem, "God's Hope." Mrs. Mrs. Lillian Smith, and Mrs.' Emily Sprague gave devo- Huth Bwngamer. tions usin g a poem, "September", scripture from John·IO, and an article on how " Chnst can open every door . .--£~~--She concluded with "Wings of Prayer~ by Helen Steiner Hice, and a prayer. ;, " Durin g the bu s iness meeting, Mrs. Clara Criswell read a letter from the Distrid ,...., office 1·egarding the mis· Pnwer sionary pledge which the .-.m gi'Oup decided tu increase $10. 1\ district meeting tu be held at The Plains on Sept. 17 was announced and Mrs. Betty Fultz displayed a U..nner which has been made for the FIX THAT ROOF An open house and four ticular class at each meeting, SUGAR RUN MILLS • • • • church which ' h~s been ordt•red fl•••n Bawn Lwnllcr Cu. It was ~nnounced thallhe Women 's Society h~s <lonaled $1 ,000 tu the project and that an additiona l $1m will llc ncedt•l to complete the siding repairs. A special offc1·i ng will be taken 011 Sept. 24 whi c h is the c hur c h hom ecoming day . A workshop training pro~··am fur local officers will oo lreld Oct. II from llo 4 p.m . at the Rutland Meth odi st Church, it was reported. Mrs. Orr gave a report on the nominating committee and installation of offkers was set for lhe Nov . 2 meeting. World ClMrununity Day will be held at the Chester Church un Friday, Nov . 3. 1\dditunal plans were discussed fur the election day dinner to be served in the fellowship room uf the church, Nov. 7. In conjunction with the dinner, a bazaar will be held and will be continued on Nov . 8. Fuw1een members attendc'll the meeting wiU1 24 shutin visits being reported during 1\ugust. PAT sets Open House, meetings We can recomme nd a propt>r ft•e d in~o~ l'ro~o~ram for all of •,·our linstock .. throu~~:houl eYery lift> ,;ta~~:e . . . onl' that in " nres healthy growth and lwahh}' litters. Relv• on us , , • it pays to buy the best! '7995 Mrs. Nan Moore speaks 0 ~:E~~v.-~ ~.~:~ r::~:,~i:~re ·at M onda11 'J night meetin8 Pt•r"unal Theology" was the program topic prcsenk•l by Mrs. Betty Housh and Mrs. Ada Murris at the l't'Ccnt Ull'etin~ of the Chester Unittid Methodist Wumt'll. Mn;. Day lent• Balu· read s<Tipture from Isaiah 43 and ,\ct.s I. Mrs. Housh stated the . purpose and theme following U1e line of hwnan n ghts ami under s tandin~ th e exl""'ienees or our lives as fwl· dan~cntal to the developmc"nt of a perslMial theology. She al so gave the background uf author, L. T. Kelly. p1·ior to reading tire ti'Ul' sto1·y of the lesson, " Bottle Top Day." 'll1e program dust'<l with prayer and singing "Send the light " with Mrs. Helen Wolf at-the piano. Mrs. Ethel On prc8ided at U1e meeting in the absence of Mrs. Beruice Bailey. president . Officers reports were g ive ll . A report was presented by the library cummittee and membe•·s 1were w·ged to utilize the newly stocked library. Thank you llOtcs were read from •·ed· pients of the lap robes. 1\ di&"ussion was held eon- in the tt"nn\!diat~ a pp 1·u x!ln a t c ly . Pn·~cn t ly whilt· ll'dling in strudor !A.Jn AIH..lcrsmt , Chief Instructor tl•nm. •di::He world . . 7- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-PIHne~uy, 0 ., Friday, Sept. 14, Carol Manley joins exclusive group Carol W. Manl~)' has been notified by lnlemat ional ln- • by the treasurer of said board as provided by law for one ( 1) 65 pas se nger school bu!. , acc ording to specifications of said Board of Educatlon . a Cerci. Separa te and independ ent b i ds will be r eceived w i th respect to the chassis and b·ody fy pe and w il l state that ALSO, H you MOVE you must notify the county oHice, Or If you are In doubt as to whether you are properly reglsterwci, Phone the Board. M'EIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS MA$0NIC TEMPLE BUILDING ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY P. 0. BOX 488, POMEROY, OHIO , 457&9 MRS. : 11100 A.M. Hll11:00 P.M. Sun•• noun. 11:00 A.M. 111111 :00 P.M. Frld1~ 1nd ........., . S.UsAI . . PHitNYiendlrldge PHONE 992-2&97 HOURS 9:00-4:00 - SATURDAYS 9:00.12:00 MILK SHAKES the bus wh en assembl ed and pri or to de livery co mply w ith Ill sc hool d i stri ct s pe cificati ons , a ll sa t ety regulations and current Ohio Min imum StandlHds for School Bus Construct ion of the O ~ pa r tment ot Educa t ion adopted by and with · the con sent of th e D irector of H i ghway Safety pursuant to Section ~511 . 76of the Re'V ised Code and all other pertin ent prov isions of law . Sp ec i tl c at l ons and in . stru ctlons to bidd er ! are on file In the office of th e Tr easur er , ~ac l ne, Ohio . The Board of Education reserves the r ight to reje c t any and all bids . By Order of th e Board of Education L i nda ·J . Spencer , Trea surer Southern Local School D istr ic t {9} 15, 22, 29 ( 101 6. 4fc ' ou11 chance to get the convenience and dependability of Frigidaire and get special tOO! DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE Ill] d11, 4 ~c·n• ''l'..''' �MEIGS nRE CENTER, INC. John F . Fult1, Mgr. Ph. ffl ·2101 Pomorov 1HIN II Y CHU RCH . He v . W H errH\ po s!or Bob Bu ck ~undoy .choo l sup! Chu rch 3chool q l~ .1m wonh•p se rv•ce 10 .30 om ~ hou rehearsal 1uesdoy 7 30 > m . under d .r i"Ct•on o f A ll('f" 1 '>leose 1-'0MU!OY CHU RCH Of 1Hi: Come• Un 1on and 11\ulbeny . Rev Cl yde V Hender .on pa stor . 3undor sc hool 9 30 1. m . Glen McClung . supt mo1n ng w ors h1p 10 30om evenmg .er¥• ce . I 30 m1d week serviCe Nednesdoy 7 JO p rn C. RAn ~ 1-'I SCOP Al CHU RCH fl6 I: Mo.n ~~ Po m eroy 1 h e ~ev Hobert ~ Gro,es rector l undor ser vice morning prayer Jnd sermon ot 11 am w 1lh hu1 ch sc hool ond nursery co • e 'Jf O'-II ded l:p• sco pol Churrh Nomvn to ho ve f1rst mee t ing o l he season ot 17 noon rhur sdoy .vi th Holy Commun1 on in the hurch ! allowe-d by o sock l unch 1nd program rn th e por1sh hou se 1-'0MI::: ROV CHURCH Of C HRt ~r !1 i W M a1n St John M cA r thu r JOslor . H•ble sc hool , 9 30 o .m nor nm g worsh•p I OJO arn ( o u l h mee t.ng s b 30 p m e¥en ng wo rsh 1p 7 30 W edne~doy 11ght prorer mee ltng an d B1ble ,tudy . 7 30 p .m . THI:: SA LV ATION AHM Y II ~ ~u tt e rn u t Ave .. Pomeroy l:m oy .:m d Mr s Ha)' W1nmg o tf • ce- r ~ on . harge ~und ay - ho l •ne ss ·neet.ng , HJ o m .. Sunday Sch ool - 10 JO a m Su nday ~c h oo l lead er YPSM , I: lo•se Adam s, 7 30 p m ~ olvat • on me et 1ng . vor•ous speakers and mus•c spenol!> rh ursday 10 0 m to '1 p m lod •es Home l eag ue . all women '""'ted 7 30 p m praye • n1eel1ng and ~·ble sTud)' l:l ob b tep ~ ev . Noel Hermon le-ader teacher I:IUHUN GlON ~O UfH I: HN BAf-' 1I~ 1 CH APH Hou l e 1 Shade Pa stor Bobby I: lk.ns . Sun day ~c h oo l . :. p "' Sur~day wor~ h 1p :. 45 p m .. Wednesdor p ra yer se r VICe , 7:30 pm POMI:ROY W~S l ~llJI: CHWICH OF CHJ.IIS1, 200 W Mom St , Jerry Pa ul m1n1s te r phone qq'.} 1666 ::onser¥OI Ive . non instrumen tal )u ndoy wo rs h•p . 10 am S•ble Hudy 11 am wors h •p. b p m Nedne sday Bi bl e study . 7 p m O LlJ Ul:X l t H I:UHLI: C H~I SliA N CHURCH , He¥ . ~o lph ~mllh . pasto r Sunday school q 30 am . Mr s War ley fronn s s uper~nten dent 1-'reoc hmg serv1ces l1r st 8. th11d Sunday s l ollowm 9 ~undoy Sc hool. G RAHAM UNill:[) MU H O UI~ T f-'reoch•ng 9 30 am h r ~l and se con d Sunday s of each month th~rd and l o ur th Sunday s each rnon lh worship se rv1ce a t "J 30 p m . Wednesday e ... en mg s at 7 30 Prayer and 81bl e Stud y ~~V f:NTH OA:V AD VENT I ST Mulberry He.gh l s Rood Po mer oy Pas tor , Albert D•ffes Sa bbath ~ c h ool Super1ntendent Hi l a ,Wh 1te ~obboth School . SaTurday aft ernoon at ') 00. w1th Wo r sh•p ~er , • ce l o ll owmg a! 3· 15 . HUH AN D ~ !l-I ST HAP TIST s.s t er Hor r~ ell CHUW CH Worner ~up t Su nday ~c ho ol . 9 30 a m mornmg · wors. h•p tO 45 o m THI: HILAN D ( HAPH Geo•ge Cas to po ~ t or ~un der School 9 30 o m evenm g worsh i p 7 JO Thursday f'11en.n9 pray er serv •ce 7 30 p m ~ A Z AM~NE P OM~HOY f-1~ ~ 1 HA P l t ~l Oav1d Monn m•n1s ter w.ll,orn Woh;on Sunday H h ool sup I Sun day sc hool 9 30 a m mmnmg w o r sh1p 10·30o m f- IHST SOUlHl:: HN BAP TIS 1 71:11 Mulberry A ve . Pomeroy Paul J Wh, te Pa st or Gor y Ba ~horn Sun day sc hool su p1 Sunday ~c hoo l 9 30 o m rnorn1ng w o r sh•p , 10 e11enmg wor sh•p b JO p m 1.\ •dweek prayer se r v1ce 7 JO pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CI:NH R, De)(te r Rd . Longs¥1 l le Oh1o F-Ie¥ Pa stor Sunday Clyde Ferre l l ~c hool 11 o m Sat ur day preochm g s e r., , c e~ 7 JO p m Wedne sda y even•n g 8 1ble st udy ot 7 30p m ~AIT H 1AHI:R NACLI: CHUHLH ~a iley Run Rood Me ¥ Em mett k'ow sc•, po!>I Or Hand ley -Dunn , ~ up t ~ u nd oy school 10om Sun cloy e11en1ng ~e r,•c e 1 30. B•b le teochm g 7 30 p rn lhur!>doy D ¥HVtl ll: CO MMU NIT Y CH URCH Hoger C t urn er po!>tor 3undoy '>c hool 9 30 a m Sunday mo• nmg worsh •p 10 30 ~unday c venmg scr ... •ce 7 30 MIDDLI:POR T MIDlJL l:PO RI CHUH C H OfCHJ.II ST IN ( HHI STIAN UN ION . Low re ncP M anl ey pa stor Mr s Hu ~s ell Youp g Sunday ~chool '>upt Sund ay Sc ho ol q 30 a .m . E.,en.ng wor-.h•p 7 30 Wedne sday pray e r meetmg 7 30 p m M 1 MO I-IIA H CHU HCH Ot- GOD f.lo(lne Wou te '} th e Re . .- Jam es M M un(y p o~t o r Sunday sc hool 9 4~ o m m or n,ng wo r sh1p I 1 am e"' (!l)lng w o• sh•p . 7 30 . 1-'royer meel1ng 1uesd oy 7 30 p rn Vo ung people s meet1 ng I :SOp rn I hur sday MIDDUYO WT HR ST BAPTIST Corne' ~ •• th and 1-'olme• !he Rev . l\ 1rby Oder pa stor Ho ber t Pa •~ er !> upenntendent Sun day . WM PO Hod. o program 7 45 am . Sunday ~chool 9 15 o m Morn .ng W o•sh •p 10 15 o rn Youth ac t111 tt •es and t ello w sh•p l o r 1unror ond se n• o • h 1gh ~ t u denls 6 p .rn Sunday e¥en'" g wo r ~ hrp 7 30 p m M1d week prayer ser vices , Wedne!o day "I 30 p m CHUH ( H OF C ~J.!I ST M•d dl l"!port . ~lh ond Mom George G lo r:e m.n. ster Mtk e Gerl ach . sup er• n tende •) t Terry Yan key , youth m•nr ster B1bl e sc hool 9 o .m morn'"g w or sh•p . tO 30 o m eve ning w orsh •p 7 :m. prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wedne-s :w :w ooy . MIDDLEf-'O RT CHURCH OF THI: He¥ . Jim Br oome pasto r Mrs Mary La the)' Sunda)' sc hool supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 om .. morn ing w o rsh•p 10 30 a.m Sund ay evongel •s t •c me e t 111g . '/ ·00 P. m Pra yer rneet•ng Wedn esddy , 7. 30 p .m UNI Tt D PHE SB V T EH I AN MINI STRY OF M f tGS COUN1Y . Ow•ghtl zo, ltz : d i reCio r HARHISON V I l l l: PRE SHYT HIAN . Hev Er nes t St ncklm pas tor , Sun day chur ch schoo l. 9 30 a .m .. M rs Hom ol;!'r Lee supt morning wor ship. NA l AHI:N~ 1U 30. MIOOLE PORl , Sunde.,. school . 9! 30 o m .. Richord Va ughan, su pt . Morn ing wors hip, 10 30. \ ' SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY ~ YHA C U~f: ~u11day M on ung wor'>h•p "' school 10 am Mrs ~mpso n Holt sup! RUllANO CHURCH Of- GOD We ... I:Sobby Porter , po sto1 ~un cioy sc hool 10 am ~u"dO)' wo r, ~h• p II om ~u n doy e.,erun g ser¥1Ct" 7 p m Wednesdny f- orl'll ly l1a 11 ng Hou1 ., p rn Wed nesday wo•sh•p se•v•c e l 30 p " 1 HALI:l CO MMUN tlY ( HUHCH Neo ' l ong I:Sottom l: d ~el Ho• I . po sto1 ~u11 dor sc hoo l 10 a .m . Ch urch 7 :w p m , p • oye r meeting I :30 p m l hur sda y MI()Dl i:I-'ORl Pl::NH: (OS lA L lh. r d A ve the He11 W•l l oo m Knit te l pa stor k onold Dugan ~un day ~chool Sup! (lo sses lo• oil ages e11e111ng ser "' 'ce "! 30 B1ble stu dy Wedne'>doy , 7 30 p .m . you th serv1res f-rrdoy 7 30 p m Wll0li:I-'OR1 f.= J.IHWill BAP 11~ 1 Corner A sh and ~ ' !u rn Noe l Herrman pasTor ~otu r dor even mg se r ~•c e . 7 30 p •n ~undoy ~hool dm . om Prtsc:riplions 992·295! Pomt"'Y 149 S. Wl:~l~YAN ~und o y :w a~ HE'LL MAKE IT. ~....t· Middleport Of Our Religious Heritage RACINE PlANING Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: . HEY! IT~ SOME KINDA BALE Third HOLY SMOKE I IF W~ EVEF< 00T NA&&EP WITH THAT WRAPPED iN A PLASTIC &A&- 50UTH AME:RICAN Ph. 992·7155 QH , Ot-4~ A COP'S . POT- FLA&t9 1N' US w~·p WIND UP IN 1'HE SLAMMER FOR TWENT Y ' P. J. PAULEY, · AGENT • ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL Racine, 0 . N• 1ionwidelna. Co. of Columbus, 0. Ph. 949·"30 804W. Moin 992·2311 PomtrGy RACINE FOOD MARKET DOWNl VEA~S! •• • Athens County Savings & Loan Tho Store With A Hurt Rocint Ph. 949·2626 Co. ' ,,... 216 E. Moin Morkots Midway Market Bob's Marllet :r D1DN1T KNOW 'IOU WERE iN· Ridenour TV & Appliance Gas Senice Convenient m mr~ter RA (I N~ UNCONSCIOUS, 6VT' NOT BADLY HURT. .. MIGGIIparf MI:::THODI Sl CHU RCH Rob e rtl . I:Sumgorne1 Ou ec Tor POMl:H OY CLUS1 I: H !-lev . Jam es Co • brll POMEROY wo•~h •f.> se rv•ce 'I I~ am Sunday school 10 30 a rn . Re v . ~ ober t McGee . schoo l 10 am wor sh• p 11 om (hoH pr ac t• ce lhur sday !:lp .rn l 1::1 A~ 1 ~A lt S Ch 'l•ch ~ c h ool 10 a m . W onh•p ser viCe 9 a m MORN ING ~l AW Wor !>h1p 9 a m Churth ~ c h oa l 10 30 am M •d Week ~e r v•ce Wedn esday ~ pm MOf.t ~~ CHAPI:l W onhp 1 t om . Church ~chool9 30om PO~TlANU W or~ h •p I 30 p m Chu rth School 9 30 a m ~UTlON Chu rch ~choo l 9 30 om W orsh• p I~ ~ a nd Jr d ~u ndoy s IOJOom N O RlHI: A Sl (L U~li:H fie ¥ l-l •chmd Th oma s - .. . I GOTA FleSH WOUND-B!IT' IN HERE! Strvia Loculi ...ell Str•t · Middleport, Ohio These Messages ~ STATE FARM INSURANCE M t tG ~ CARMH Chruch Sc hool 9 30 o m Wo r sh •p 10 30 o m 2nd and 4th !>undoys. • APPI I: G HOVt. ~undoy ~ r hool Q 30 o .m Worsh1p 7 JO p m 1:<> I ond J rd )undo)'~ !-'royer meeTing Wednesday 7·:JO p .m ~e ll o w s hrp sup per h r!> t So tu rdoy b p rn UMW 2nd Tuesdor 7 30 p m I:.AST l l::T AWT Chruch ~c h ool 9 a 111 Wor sh•p :<>er111 ce 1/J om Prayer mee ll ng ., 30 p m Wedne~day UMW l 11st 1ue.. do y 'I JOp m 212 E. Mlin SlrHI 9f2-l7as, Pomeroy ' Ml (00 1-'~RAltV~ PA~ t ~H om tv·\ Cempleft Av""""'lvo Wt ~ill Doctcirs' w-:m l:N1UIPM!SE , Wo1 sh•p 9 o.m . Churc h ~ c ho o l 10 o rn ROC!\ 3 PHING ~ Wor sh1 p 10 om Chur ch School Q l~o m . UMYf- b 30 p .m . HA l'WOOOS W orsh 1p I I a rn Churc h ~c h ool 10 o m M IDOll:f-'OR1 ClU~1'f:H R~11 Robel! Humgorner H~A 1H Haber 1 Bumgarne r Po :<> tor Wo• sh•p I 0 JO a n1 Chur ch School 9 30om UMY~ ~ pm Rutlond · ~ale m Ct'!-nlf!r Cha rge RUHAND Wdbu r H1l1 Past or Wo• sh•p I 0 JO a m Chur ch Schoo l 9J0 am 3ALI:M CENHJ.I Chur ch Sc hool 4 4~ am w ors hrp 9 o m ~Y J.IACUS~ CL USTI:: F-1 Re11 Ho• v~y Koc h . Jr A~BUfiY Wor sh ip 11 o .m Chu rch ~ c h ool Q 50 o m UMW fir sT J'uesdoy B•ble STu dy Thurs 7 :.lO p m FOF-II:ST ~UN Wor stHp 9 om Churc h !>chaollO o .m . MI NI:HSV IL LE. Wo r ship 10 om Churc h School 9 o m . SYRACUSI::: . Chu r th ~chool 9 00 o m Wo rsh•p se r ¥1ce 7 30 p m SOUTHt: RN CLU Sl"I:: H He, Uov•d Horr1s Clus t er l ead er Rev Ste ... en W.l .,on Floren ce Sm1 !h H•h on Wol l e As soc 10tes I:H: IHANY . (Dorea!> ] Wors h1p 9 00 o m Chur ch Sc hoo l lU 00 EWS & SONS SOHIO K&C JEWELERS . ...... ,,..... 9-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday , Sept. 14 , 1978 DICK TRACY Hoplng IE~STI:D... AND BESiDES... Chnltr 915·3307 Roclno 949-2020 Hope does, indeed, spring eternal. It's worth getting on tiptoes to see if there's something In the mailbox, because it's so wonderful when there is . DOUG'S MARINE SALES & Reuter-Brogan Insurance Services 214 E. Moin 992·5130 Pomeroy Fulton-Thom pSOI'I Tractor Sales. Inc. Devil . Ttoctoro, New Hollond F1rm Mactunery Spring Ave . 9925101 Pomeroy Children don't give up easily. She' ll go back every day ... she'll keep trying. It's different when you're older. Then footsteps tend to lag; some of the bounce has been taken oul of you. PillA SHACK All right. No one expects you to VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Eolln or "SILENCE IS Corry Out 126 E.Moin CRACK '1 ffl.))25 There she qoes! But Dan Thompson Ford, Inc. a few where? %1 3rd·, Middleport 992·21N 992-3093 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Monday Tu~sdov II Kings 22:3: 23 :3 Psalm• Wtdnesday P1olms ll9:l.S 119;9. J6 30;J .J4 Thuradoy Friday Saturdo)l P~tllm• Psalms PI/oms THE DAILY SENTINEL Profession11 Service , AoriOI·Sc:hooiS· ·1dea is better! hoqwash! steaks and thinlt.s she Of Your Choice This Sunday KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY Ma4be 4our ll9:J7.24 119:25 .32 J J9;3J.41J Auend The Church GroceriesGeneral Merch1ndise Racine 909-25!0 Wh4 don't LlOU as!;, her? Tell her we know her car wash stor4 is a lot of And did 40u hear. Her bed! She tlu4s Small Engines Sundov WINNIE MARK V STORE Middleport • WHAT ROOM YOUNG'S CARPETING IS MR . FAGIN IN ~ IT15 M_!:1 ~IRDIE ! I Elr<WUGHT YOUBOME HOTBOUP! HOLY MACKERE L! I CAN'T LET HER BEE ME LIKE THIB I THATi5 REA L BINELL Of' YOU , ~ I RDIE ~UT I WOUL DN'T WANT YOUTO CATCH 1H I5 NASTY COLD. LEAVE IT BY IH!: 1700R I WE RE ,AFRA ID H- , HMWI\M ... MA'/iY:': I CAN TRICK 'TH E HCJrELCLfRK OF 50ME IN· __._.,_ FORMATION. • rM SURE YE DOESN'T' HAVE A COLD. OTHER· WISE HE WOULDN'T HAVE SENT ME AWAY! MW ~lUGGED \'\!HeN WE TH .~T NAS>'"Y 5 H I \I ~< eur HE ASSURED US ,.,. WAS JU:lT ON E C"' 11-IOBE "R:OA-< ACC 1DEWB. Middleport· Pomeroy, 0. Weddings Chesler 915·4155 1-'o~tor sh •p ~e • ~•c e I(J 30 o m ~u!ldoy M 3U p rn Mrdweek flrar e r ~ndoy ~c h ool ~ 30 o 111 M orn Wedne sd ay . I 30 p .rn Oew ey Ki ng . pastor : Ed1 son Uuone Syde nslr •c k c• ~ er 111 C e ~ I p m you th g roup meet •ng . Wednesday , "/ p m , fl ay 1ng wor!> h 1p. 10 JO o 111 ~undo y MA ~O N CHUk( H O F CHRI ST. P . We aver oss•slont . Henry t: b l m . Joh n IJ ou glo ~ Wednesday . 7 p m Adams lo y l eade • e11C 11 1119 se rv oce "/ p rn W edne~ · 0 Bo)( 4tJ'l , Miller St . Ma son , W . Jr Sunda.,. school sup! Sunday A s soc raTes AN11QUIIY BAP1 1Sl He., f: orl I.. HURCH OF Jl:SU S CHRI Sl day cve nmg p ra yer se 1v • c e~ 'I 30 Vo . ~und o-;- B1 b le Study 10 om ; schoo l. 9 .30 om ., m o rning wor Wor ~ h • p 10 o rn JO PPA ~vi er pa stor Sundar sc hool l ocated at flu tlond Or'l N ew Lm1a p rn . • Wor5h 1p 11 am . and '/ p m . B1ble ship 11 o m . Sunday eveni ng ser Chur ch ~chool 9 am t-'rayer 4 ](.)am Ch urc h "Jer,., ce .., p m ~U HL I:H ~ M BAP II~ 1 l-I D¥ t:orl Ho od nc)( ! to Fo res t A cre 1-'ork . Stud r W edne!> day 7 p m , Voca l viCe , 1 30, praye r meeting. Th urs Mee11ng Wadne ~ doy t1 p m routh rn ee 11ng 0 p tYl .1uesdo)' IS • He11 Hoy Hou'>e , pas to r Hober I Jhuler pa stor W o • ~ h•p se 1111Ce m usic. day. / ·30 p .m CHtSHW Wor sh•p Y om b! e ~ tu d y 7 p m Musser Su nday ~ c h oo l sup1 Sun - 9 JO a m ~u n doy sc hoo l I 0 JO MASO N A SSlMBL Y O F COD . SYRACUS[ FIRST CHU,CH OF Church ~ c hool 10 om HA C I N~ CHUHCH Ofl HI: day ~ c hool 10 30 o .m . wo rs h1p 0 .111 !i1ble ~tudy on d prayer ser· Uudding l one . Mason . W Vo GOD No t Pentec ostal .' Rev . LO NG HOlT OM W a • ~ l11p I 30 NAZAJ.I~N I: . k ev John A Co if· "I 30 p m H1ble ~ J ud y W edr1es 111Ce 1hu rs day . 7 J U p m Geor ge Ot ler pa stor Worsh ip Ch ester l ennon! , f-'as tor Sunday p m Church Sc hoo l 9 JO a •non po ~ l or honkt. n Imboden doy 7 30 p m ~o l ur doy nig hT CA Hll: lON CHURCH Kings bury ~hool 9·45 om . Ch1ldren's ser ... i ce Sunday , 9.45 a .m .. Sun AlfRI:D Wor~h•p 7 30 p 'Tl cho•rma n ot the Boor d o f Chii S· prayer se r ..-1ce l 30 p m ~ood Gar)' K1ng . po sl o r Sunday Churc h C)· 45 p .m . Young People 's day schoo l. II o .m : wors h •p ser Church ~chool9 30 am t•o" l.f e ~undoy ) cho o l . 9 30 H ~ ML OCK G HO VI: CHRISTIAN , school 9 JO a m . Holph Corl . ~r.,ke b : A~ p.m . hongelistic vice , 7:30 p .m . Thursday prQyer ST . PAUl Wo1 stup II om am mornmg w o r sh•p tO 30 Roge r Wot ~o n po~ t or Kenneth ~up e• H•Iend en! . e venmg wo1sh i p, ~erv • c e 1 .JO p .m . Wo men's M 1sme et.ng, 7 30 p .m . Church Schoo l q 30 om ~u nday ev en1ng wo rsh ip 7 30 8ye r ~ undor sc hool sup t Morn · 7 JU p m Prayer rnee ttng MT. HERMON Uni ted Brethr en sio nary Counc i l 10 a .m . fir st and RHUSVIlLI: Sun day ~ch oo l 9 30 p rn t-'roye r meeling . Wed ne~ ­ 11'1Q wo r ~ h•p , 9 30 o m . ~un Wedne~doy 7 JO p m th1rd l uesdoys . ~ roy er an d 81bl e Chur ch Sundov School 9:30a.m . a m W orsh •p 7 30 p .rn Pray er doy 7 JO p m day sc h ool lU JU o m e.,en mg LONG 80Tl0M C H~I ~l iAN , ~tudy , Wednesday / :'30 p .m Wor shtp service 10... 5 a .m . 1uesdo y M ee t1ng 7 30 p m RA (I N~ f\H 3l BAPTI ST. Don l ~erv1ce 7 · 30 Wed nes day B1ble Br uce 3m•lh ,' pos To r Wa llace HAH TFOWD CHURCH OF CHRI ST Pr eoch mg se r 11ices e11erv Sunday V •~• tot•on7 30 p m l~ t 1hur '> doy Wolke• Po 'J tor Honn• e Salser ~tudy f 30 p m l.)ome wood Sup t Bible Schoo l. IN CHHISTIAN UNION The Hev olte rnot•ng with C, E. Wednesd ay S I L V ~H fl tDG I: Worsh•p tOo m ~ undo y !>c hool sup! ~unday Ml UN ION B APTI~l Oon 9 JO a .m Pr c och •ng se r 11icc Wil liam Campbell . pas tor . Sunday prayer meetmg 7:30 p .m Rev Church School <Ia m ~< h oo l 4 3U o rn morn •ng wor · W•l so n . ~ und oy sc h ool 10 4 ~ o rn No e11en mg ~or, • ce ~ hoo l. 9 30 o m . Jam es Hughe s. Jo me5 leach , pastor . IJa vtd T UPPH' ~ 1-'lAINS. Wo r ~ h•p 9 !>h1p \0 40 a m ~un doy e"'en111g supen nl enden t ~ undoy schoo l HY~I:ll 1-!UN FRH MHHOUISI ~up t .. evening serv ice . 7.30 p.m Holter , lay leader . am ChurchSchoo l10o .m wOI'i. h •p I 30 Wed n e~dO )' e~en · flev. Herber! A ll1n g ~ 4~ a m , eveni ng wo r shtp 7 JO CHURC H Wednesdov e11eni ng pray e r .JEHOVAH S WITNt:SSE!» 1 mile t< !: NO C HUWCH 0~ C HRI ~ T ~ er .ng B1b ie !> tudy 7 JO p m Prayer m ee ltng "1.30 p .-n . po ~ l or ~un do y Schoo l 9 30 a .m . mee t ing. 1 :30p m You th pray er east of Rullo nd junction of Route .,Ice~ each ~undoy q 30 om DANVILtl: W ~ ~L EVAN , Re11 R. Wcdne5 doy M ornu'lg ser11 1CC. 10' 30 o .m HH.,•ceeochT uesdoy. 12 4 and Noble Summ i t Rood (TG eo1ge Pte k e n ~ pa stor w1t h D Br o wn po ~tor ~u ndo y Schoo l . TUPPE RS PLAIN S ( HJ.II STIAN l: vo ngel •s t• c se r ... ,u, 7 30 p m. f AIJ.I Vti: W 81H U CHURCH , 174) Sunday Bible l ec tur e , 9 :30 pr eochmg on r. r st and third ~un ­ q JU o rn mor nin g wor !>h ip CHUJ.I CH , l ugene Underwood . Pray er mee ti ng 1 hur sday 7 JO l e tar t , W Va .. Rt. l . ~ tl''<' Charles · a .. : Watchtower stud)'. 10:30 doy of monTh. Ol iv er ~wo•n Supl . tU 45 voul h se r .,• ce . 6 .4 ~ p m . po ~ t or . Howard Coldwell. Jr .. pm Hor gro,es . pastor. Wor~h• p ser· a .m ., Tuesdoy , Bible stu dy , 7 and HO HSON CHWI ST IAN UN ION . evenm g worsh ip . 7 30 p m .. )undoy School ~u p t Sunday F I-I ~I: O O M GO~f-'H MI SSION at v•ce'> 9 JO am Sunday school 8 IS p m .: Thursday , theocratic He11 Kenh l:bltn pas to r Sunde)' praye r and praise Wed ne~ d oy , ~hoo t . 9 30 o m M orning Scr Sol d Kn o b . Hev l awrence 11 o m . even•ng worship. 7:30 sc h o ol. 7 :30 p .m : ser vice Sch oo l 9 30 a m l eon ar d 1 :w p .m . man. 10 30 o "' ~undov e¥enmg Gluesencamp , Sr po st a' . Hoge• p m . fuesdov co ttage prayer meet ng , 8 :30p .m . 1 Gdmore l ~rst el_d er e ... en.ng s.e r ~ IL V E~ HU N FRH BAPT IS1 , ~ e11 . ser111c e , 7 p m W1llf o rd . ~r . ~u ndoy sc hool sup t rnee l ing and Bible sTudy . 9:30 HOPE 8APTIH - S70 Grant Sf ., v•c e . 7 : w p .m Wed nes dov prayer Mar v1n Markin pas tor ~le 11e l1t UT AI./l f All S UN 111::0 ~u n doy sc hool q 30 o . e vening om W ors h•p ser.,•ce . Wednes· M•ddlepor l Bobby Elkins . pa stor . meet mg 1 30 p m tie Sunday ~ c hool su p ( Sunday litUTH J.II: N iolev f- reel and Norr 1s , w o rsh1p 7 30 p .m t-'ro yer day . i' :30 p.m . Sunday School . 10o m ; worship M T. MO HIAH ( HUH CH Of G OD sc hool. I 0 n m mornmg wor · po~t o• Floy d No rr 1s !.up!. ~undoy rncet!n g . Wednesday 7 JO p m CAL VAHV BIBL I::: CHURCH, now servic e , 11 a .m .; even•ng service. Roc•n e Route 1 Th e We, Charles ~h1p II a .m . Sund a y e11en1n g sc hool 9 30 o m . mQ"rn.ng ~e r · Youth meet mg . ~undoy . ~ 30 p n1 Thu rs day prayer Hand po s to1 Sunday scho ol q 45 wor~h•p 7 30 Pr ayer meehng man 10 30om Prayer se rv1cc . w •th Oon and MarTha M ead ow s 111 loca ted on Po rn er oy Pike. ~ounty 7 30 p .m Hood 25 . near Flatwoods. Rev, meeting and 81ble study . 7 :30 o rn . mor n•n9 worsh 1p 11 o .m . and B• ble study Thursday 7 JO Wednesd ay 7 30 p m ch o•ge l:ilac kwood . pastor Services on p m · l:: ven. ng serviCe!> I ue sdoy and p m yout h ser 111<:e , 6 p m Su11 CHHfi::R CHURCH 0 1 !H I: WHifF S CHAPU Cao l.,,lle HO !,u nday ot 10:30 om . and 7.30 RUTlAND fREEWill BAI-'TIST Fr1dar 7 30 p m doy NA ZAIH: N I: Re¥ Herberr Grot e . Rev . fo! oy Dee ter . pa sto r . ~undo ~ p m . wi th Su nday school , 9 30 Church -- Le lund Holey, pastor . I:IEA~ WA l lOW HI OGl:: CHURCH C H~ S TEJ.I CH UF-I CH Of.= COO , po~ t or Wors h1p \er., •ce . 1I om . ~ c h oo 1 9 JO o rn wor sh•p s ~r11ice , a .m . Bible study , Wednesday . Sundoy school , 10 a .m .. evening 0~ CHfiiS1 Ouone Wor den Hev Donny H Coo k . pa sto r Sun a nd '/ 30 p m ~u nday Su'n doy 10 ·30 om . Bible studr ond prayer 'I :JOP - ~ . . . ser11ice , 7:30 , p .m . Prayer m•n•s l er B1ble cl o~ s Q.JO a m day schoo l. 9 3d o .m il. wars h1p !»choa l 9 30 o m H1chor d liar l en , ~e • v i ce , Wedr1e sdov . 1 .30 p rTl IN DEPE NO I::: N f HOliNt:SS meeting. Wednetdoy , 7 :30p.m . m orn•ng wor sh1p . I 0 J(J o m ser ... Ke . I I am e11en •ng ser ~ ' ce . supt . Praye r meef •ng . Wednes · HU lLAND !-'earl St. , MidCHURCH Of GOO of Prophec:y CHURCH . INC e11en1 ng wors h1p b JO p m I 00 you th service Wednesday. dQr 730pm 'UTlANO CHURCH OF CHHIST , •dlepor t , Re11 O 'Oe ll Manley . locat•d on the 0 . J, White Rood Wedn es day l:l •ble stud y . 6 30 p m I 00 p rn BRA OFO RO CHURCH O f- Lorry Co le man. pastor . Co. Su n· pa stor · Son ny Hudson , S'u nday . off highway 1b0. Sunday School NI: W STIV l:R SVILll:: CO MMUNI LA N G~VIlll: C HfO~TIAN ( HH J~T . G obn el Mns, pastor . ~ i ­ doy school supts .. Sam M cKinn ey TV Church Sunday 3c hool ser - CHURCH Robert Musser , pasto r . ble Sund ay School"' 30 o rn . mor · ond Herb l:ll 11t Sund ay schoo l ond !>C hool !i•·rt . Su nday iCh oal . 9 30 10 o .m . Superlnt•nd•nt John a.m ., eve ning wonhi p , 1 30 p.m . Loveday. Firat W~n. .doy n ight IIICC Y.45 0 m . Worshi p ~ Cf¥1Ce Sunday school q JO d m . Roy n•ng chur ch 10 .:JO am .: ~ und ay com munion . 9·30 am . W o r sh ip Proye• on~ prot se service . ol month CPMA ••rvlcet, •econd 10 30 ho• ,gel•sll c Se r vi ce . 7 30 ~igmon , wpt .. mornmg won hip . e11en 1ng ser ... 1ce , 1 00 p m ond comun1on , 10 JO o .m Wedn_ esda_Y . 7 : ~0-p . m . . W.dn.sdoy WMB meeting , third p m W ed nes day f'rayer JU·JU ~ undoy even•ng ser v•ce , Wed n e~doy ser.,ice 7 JO p m HUTlANU CO MMUNIT'1 THE PEOPLE S CH URCH OF through fifth youth service meet.n g ., 30 7 30. m1d week se rvice Wednes LAUJUL CliH FRl::E METH ODI ST CHURCH . ~undoy School , 9 .30 POMEHOY Corner Main and George Croyle , pastor . ZION CHU ~ C H O f- CHRIST, cloy "/ pm CHURCH . Rev Floyd f.= ~h ook . a.m . worsh •p service . ll o .m Cou rt STs.. third floor o ver HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Pomeroy Horr •son ¥dle Rd . lJon SY~ ACUSI:: CHUJ.ICH O f THI::: pasTor . lloyd Wr ight ~u nday We dn e~odoy proyer meeting , 7 30 l •ghthouse Restouronl . Henry Grant St .. Middl•por t ; Rev . Bobb.,. Kenned)' pa stor Bill Md lra v NA .ZA ~ E NI: . He¥. Do le lkJn )< hool Sup t . Mormng Wor ship p m youth !>erv•ces . Sunday 7 Cook . pa stor , Sunde.,. school. 10 Elkins . Sunday sthool , 10 a .m .: ~un doy sc hoo l sup t Sun day pastor . Bob Moore ~undoy 9 )0 o .m ~unday !> chaol 10 'JO p .m Sun day, mght wo rshi p . 7 JO . a .m .. morning worsh i p , n a.m .; motnlng worship , 11 ; ev•nlng sc hoo l 9 30 o m . m orn ing wor - ~hool ~u pt .. Sunday sc hool , 9 JO a m W edne~doy Pr ayer an d li• HUHANO CH UIK H Of- I H~ even1ng s~r.,ice , 7·30 Wednes- wonhip , 7:30 p .m .. Thursday sh•p ond commumon 10 JU om am morn1ng wor ship . IU 4!:1 ble ~tudy "/ ·:JO p .m .. Sundo ~ even - N~ZAHE N~ He ., , lloyd l>. Gnmrn . doy everung s•rvlce . 7:30 In· evening libl• study and prayer !>undoy e ven1 ng youTh Chr istian om e¥onge i•S IIC ser vice . 7 p .m . •n9 worship 7·30 p.m .. ( h o~r f-' ro< · Jr pas tor . ~undoy school , 'T 30 te rd enominotionol , lull go..-1. meeting, 1 jo p.m. Affiliated with Endeavor b p rn . wor .sh•p se r · Wednesday se1"' •ces pra yer tic e lhursd ay "I p.m o .m wor sh1p serv•c e 10 JO o .•n MUT LANO CHURCH OF G0V -· S.8.C. vtce . 7 p rn . Wedn es day e11en1ng and pro• se . I p .m Nmmene UI:XTI::i-1 CHURCH Of CHRIST l:lr oodcos t l1 ¥e over WMP O young Pas tor Dennis Bole1 . Sunday HRAOfORD CHURCH OF pt"Oyer rneetmg and bible study. 7 vouth 7 p .m . Doily prayer Charle s Hu~se ll Sr mHl >s ter peoples ~ er ¥•co . ., p rn . SchooL 10 a .m .: worship ••rvlce , CHRIST -- Gabriel Mra%, pastor. p. m tnPe llng . ~ ~ o m M ens pray er R1 {~ Macomber. 'Sup! ~ undav l::von gc ll strc ser ... •ce . "J JO p .m 11 : 30 a .m . and 7 .30 p ,m Prayer Sundoy school , 9,30 o.m ,; mornST JOHN LU THERA N CHURCH mee t ing So tur doy l p m school . 9 30 am wo,shrp ~er ­ Wodn f!sd o r serv1ce , 'l, :KJ p .m . meeting , Wedn•sdoy, 7 :30p.m . ing church . 10:30 o .m . Junior Pmf'! Grove The He... Wdl i am I:DI:N UNtrl: () BR H HRi:N IN VICC IO: JO a m . a.ble S t ud~ Tues M A SO N CO UN TY MUTLANO APOSTOLIC <;HURCH church program und.r direction M •dd le!>worth Pasto r Church CHHI Sl' f!lrl cm H Bloke . pastor HI(S1 ~OU lHI:HN HAPTIS Y, Co r da y 7 :JO p ' " Of- nSU!I. CHRIST , Elder James of Koran Mroz for children , 2- 10, ser¥1Ces 9 3{J o rn ~u n doy School Sunday Sch(lol 10 o m Howard RlOI-I G ANIZl:D CHURCH Of- ner of ~P.cond and AndE-rson . ~!ll•tr . Bible sfudy , Wednesday , during r•gular c~urch hour in IO::JO o m M o • n•ng !oermon , J~~U~ CHRIST OF lA lllH OAY Mo ~on 1-'m; tor Fronk Lowther . McCoy supt 7·JO p ,rn ; Sunday School. 10 O.f'!' , church basement . Sunday even BR AD BURY CHUR CH Of 11 om .. !lundar n•ght se r111ces ~AIN1 S Portlond ~0 Cif 1t' ~ ood Sunday sc hool q 45 a .m ., W OI • Sunday n ight te rvice. 7::JOp_. m . ing: Mrvlc• . 1 p.m.: Wednetdor C HRt ~ T Mr llnnold Hnle )' . po sT or ChrI SliOn ~ndeo vo ~ 1. 30 r m . W1/ham Rou!>h pos !or Russe ll sh•p ·. ~ r v •t o 11 om . and 7 30 POMEMOV WESUYAN sen.-i<e, 7.30p.m . Sun day school 'i JO ,.o m w or So11a <; (•• v•r• ~ p tt' t '•eort." '~ Jtotd~H . chuuh " -hool D ir.,. ctor p m We o ~ly Bfbl(• Study . HOLINUS HorrisaMifle Mood; JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER -- •· CAN I BU'f SOM E CA t.I D'r' PLFA <;E ";.# ' RIDDLE S~ Pvmeroy Nut time there's no mail in your box, whether that box is real or imaginary, stan thinking tha1 maybe you should wrlle the first Jetter. take the first step. Drur~rono my t:IGGERtN ' 216 Second Why not make il toward church? Sales & Service 441locust NOPE .' HATE RIDDLES .. . HM M·M ··· '(OU 'RE A SMART ONE ··· ARE YOU GOOD AT • pomoroy .-ery time life slaps you down . But on the other hand, balls that never bounce back, like Oat tires. get tossed on the scrap heap , fo~ obvi· ous reasons. 1-\flLO, ANN IE .. · O NL'I' I ' DON'"T 60 CPA1'( TRYIN ' TO I=I GGER O U"T WH O PAID ME. .1 992-6304 be a rubber ball. bouncing back GOLDEN" ... BY I'M AGR EEABLE ·-- IF George·s Cr eek Rood Churc h ,.chool 9"30 a .m .: mornmg war ~hip . 10 30 : e .,en tng ser¥i ce , 7!30. Prayer mee t ing W ednesday, 7 .30 BRIDGE pm . ST PAUL LUTHI::RAN CHURCH Corner o f Syca more and Second Sis .. Pomeroy The Rev . Will iam M •ddleswo r th . Pastor Sunday Schoo l ot 9 ·A5 a .m . and Church Ser¥ices 11 a .-m . SACRED HEART. Rev . Father f'oul 0 Welton , po~tor . Phone m -:l825 . Saturday evening Moss , 1·30: Sunday Moss , 8 and 10 o .m .; ConfeHion . Soturdo.,., 7-7.JOp.m V ICTORY BAPTISf -- On the ~oute 7 bypass . Ja mes E. Kee1ee , pastor. Sundoy school. 10 a .m ; morntng wor ship , 11 o .m .i evenmgservice . 7 . TRINITY Ch.ristio ri Asse mbly. Coolv 1He Gilbert Spencer , posfor. Sundov schooL 9:30a.m .: mornmg worshlp , 1 I o .m . Sunday even ing service , 7 ·30 p m .. m1dweek prayer s•rvice Wednes- day . 7o30 p . m . MOUNT Oli11e Community Church . Long Bottom. Runell Cline, superintendant. Sunday School 10 o .m . Youth group and prayer meetings Wednesday 7 :30 p .m. Church urvices Sunde~ 7:30 p .m . Lawrence Bush . pastor FAITH BAPTIST Church. Mason. meet at United Steel Work•n Union Hall , Railroad Str. . t , Mason. Pas tor , Rev . Joy Mitch•ll . Morning worsh1p 9:-45 a .m ., Sun· do-;- School 10.30 a .m. Pra~er meet ing Wednesda.,. , 7 00 p.m . FRANK &ERNIE ~~ HAvE' A HJrlo . SANDWIC.... , AND He'U. HAV! . ft C:Hlc.lceN SALAQ. .•"• '~ I " !i NORTH S9uth has already decided tt)ere are enough points for a 9-l~A 'f· t5 · BORN LoSER sfam.· He now is sure that ¥ A8 'ther e aren't two quick t losers. He goes right into +72 Blackwood and finds out that his side has all the aces . WEST EASf A conservative South might well just settle for six. ¥ QJ 74 ¥ K His point count does not • 62 • J 98 4 indicate that there Is a grand +QJ slam, but this South decided SO UTI! to bid five notrump to show + AQ876 that all aces were accounted "' 6 2 for . • Q7 When North responded to +A 8 6 4 show two kings, South then settled for six. Vulnerable : Both . There was no play probDealer : North lem. South won the heart West North Eaot Soulh lead, drew trumps with Pass I+ It three leads and went after Pass Pass · 3+ diamonds. He discarded one Pass 4 NT Pass 4¥ heart ·on a high diamond , Pass 5 NT cleared the fifth diamond by Pass Pa&l 6+ Pass 6¥ ruffing East's jack and Pass Pass Pass eventually lost a club trick . AK10 53. +J 10 l_~==~~::::::::::::~::::::::~::::_:~~~----~------------------------~i+Kt0 953 +1054 9.53 [J I OEPLE I tJ Opening lead : •Q LAFF ·A- DAY l'w.... F>P<Ro BARNEY I COME BV TO GIT MY DUSTPAN "'~ BORRIED FROM ME LAST WEEK!! - ·--- ... ---- ..to.. "It.. the - t bell - I'LL FETCH IT FER 'IE, LOWEEZV I !f.l ~B 12 an [] TELKIN + K 43 and Alan Sontag ¥H Every expert has been t KJ 2 asked , "Do you reallY use +A K 84 point count in ~out slam bidding?" . . We certainly do to find if a Your partner opens one hand Is in the slam zone . diamond . A reader wan~ to Thus, we try to fiQd · 33 khpw our response. points. After that, we ~heck We bid, two clubs. We just for losers. The 33 poln~ do not respond in notrwnp mean we have the ammuol· '. with a worthless doubleton ' in tlon but we can't make unbid suit. tricks if we lose the ftrst•two. !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) South's four-clu~ bid suggests slam _ pQaai,b ilities. /For s copy of JACOBY MOO· North's four-heart bid ac- ERN send St to: " Win al cepta the Idea of a spade Bridge ," care of this newspa· olam and announces a heart per, P 0 . Box 489, Radio City Slation, Ne\ York , N.Y. 10019.) control. 10 0 •••'1"'0- -C'I Ifi"'Thtcr.....,fo- ----.L-~----~ You hold : 1942, Unscramble these four Jumbles, one tener to each square, 10 form four ordinary words . ""' By Oowald Jacoby of the United States, was born oo Sept. 15, 1857. On thts day m histor y: In armies of Nazi Gennany began the siege of Stalingrad, Russia. In 1963, four black girls were killed in the bombing of a church in Birmingham, Ala. Two black boys were shot to death that day as citywide rioting broke out. In 1966, Gemini 2 splashed down in the Atlantic Oce"n alter a then;ecord three-day space flight. 1}jp\jiN} fi}1} ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ® byHennAmoldandBobLee •• 0 oir-eondiUCiftinl!" ount points and losers + K 932 I ~ - 1__.::0:=s::.w.::a:.:ld:..:J:.::a:::.co=.:b::.!yc...:ac.:.nc..::d:..:.A_Ia_n_S_o~tag_._ l l ' The Almall8c Uoiled Press lotematlooal Today is Friday, Sept. 15, the 258th day of 1978 with 107 to follow. The moon is approaching its full phase. The morning stars are Saturn, Jupiter and Mercury. The evening stars are Mars and Venus. Those born on this date in history are under the sign of Virgo. Republican William Howard Taft, 27th president WHAI He s-A ID HE WOUL.D DO WHeN H Ielo \NO~KE~:!> l:'EMAio.IDED A ~.I&!~.~ ·i STEFFOt lJ I D Answerhere: Yes1erday's j Now arrange Jhe circled letters to form the surprise ans wer , as suggested by the above cal1oon. r I I I I I X)[I] IT (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles · TEPID CHAFF BEHAVE GHETTO Answer What the proud glratre kept - --No.do.. HER HEAD HIGH 10........ 110 · l o - lor lt.:ll polO· I . . M, tb c:J, fU. 0714e. lnatuclt pill:! from ..luml:lle, ~nne,..,..,q,oodlencl,..._~~tolle Ctllll'la-•. • . �•. 10-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept. 14. 1978 Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES 1s Worlb ur Undt•r ~ Ciish 100 l ;,o 1 110 3 00 lday 'l dtiy!!l 3 dilys 6dwy!l Chargt: 1:!5 1.90 2.25 3.75 Eltch word uvt'f" ~ muumwn 15 wurds lli 4 t't'nl.s ~r won.! ~r day Ads rurmLnl!, other Uwn curlSt'C.·utive dll~ s wlll bt< chl:U'ijt"d 011 the I day "'"'In mtmory Obit uary 6 Ct~nl of t.·~nts ptor C~:~sh mmunwn Thanks otrKi word. S3 00 rn advant.'t'. Mobrle Humt' .sales arK! Yttrd sales a~ acceplt!tl only wtth ~r . 25 t't! lll l'har)'w for t·ash "·it11 ads Ut i! }'· Ulg BoX Number In Cart' uf Tht' St·n· tine I The Publil;her rest'ntt'S lht' rrl(ht t.u t'drt ur Tt')t"{.1. auy ;nls dt"~Cmed ul, jt~t·lr urlill 1 he Publc;hcr· wrll nut tJ..· ~spon.!> rbk for more tltarr one Ul lUT· red in"'ruon. Pllulrt' 99'1·:.!156 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES Mum..la\ Noon on Sa till d a~ YARD SAlt: Clo the!> dr shes . elec trrc applronces lrnens Hours 9 to 5 11 to I 0 of ~e p t I mr le from Lon gsv tlle . CH I(J Phone 1-42-7668 TWO FAMil Y Yard Sole SbO 5 Jrd , Mrddle por t Sot,v rdoy 9 ? Boys clothrng 12 - 1H Women s clot hing 14 . 10 Men ~ suits e• · condition Medrum cellent Mt sc Tue.o;d<~~ lhru Fml a~ <p M lht' tla) Ut>furc publlt•athJ/1 .Sumle~\ C.ARAC.t: SAH Thu rs and fri Q to 4 Rrggscrest Man or off CR 28 at lop ol ~a st ern Hrgh School hill , <p M Fnday after11wn NEED A WATER SOFTE NER? Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water with Co-op water sottener, Model UC· SVI. NowOnlv •289.95 Pomeroy Landmark 9 ... Jack W. C.rsey , Mgr. !Iii!. Phono m -2111 DRI: AM ING OF o whtte (hnstmos wtth no b il ls ' Wonderful to th .nk about . but tl cou ld come t rue- Be a Toy Ladtes h os t ess • by o r de r s lro m your fr tends Earn toys a nd gilts In you r home or f ree Name br and IOy s , reason a bly prtced wtlh g uarantee Gdts fo r the whole fomdy Fo r information ca ll 74'1-2377 or 992-7056 . WORK OV ERSE AS Aus trol10 . Air teo South Amer teo . Eu ro pe . et c Cons tructt on . Soles , Engmeers , Clertcol , etc SBOOO to $50 000 plus f,.pen ses potd For emplo,.menl tnfarmo r ton w nle Overseas Emp loyment , Bm: 1011 . Bos-to n Ma 02 102 BAB YSITTER IN my home for worl-:m g mother 10 doy 10 o YARD SA L ~ and Flea Mar ket. Sept l b Racine l eg ion Hall El om to6 pm SU Pt:R YARD Sole Oepress ron and pressed g lass O tl lamps McCo y and Hull art . Clothes . rugs , cur to1ns odds and e nds Sep t 1 ~ 10 17 Ftrs t house on 11ghl on Unron Terrace off of Unron A v~ 997 2803 YAR D SAL ~ M on day and fues · day 10 4 4 13 Spr rng Ave Pomeroy Co ol St ove srnk s ba by clot h e~ . sc hool clo thes . lots ol mrsc . 992 6108 HOOF HOllOW Houes Buy sell trod ~ or horn New and uo;ed o;oddle!o Ru th Reeves , Albany (td4 ) 098 -3290 . EX.PER IENCEO A UTO body and p reperot ron man App ly m per · son a t Brll s Ouol1ty Body Shop M iddleport ---~ -RETARDt:D MENTAl lY adults ore rn need of foster core homes A salary and bene f its w dl be p01d This rs on m home ro b that will benef11 the hfe chances of a mentally retarded For more rn formoflon wrt l e or cal l Fos l er Core b80 E Mom St . Jackson OH 45040 614 385-7261 (l ogon ) or 614 592·6608 (Athen s) Equal Opportunrl y t:mp loyer - - I 614 061 31AMI:~t co mb ina t ion Go od benefit s r hps p i ta lll a ti on , pa i d vac at 1on , r e t ir em ent , unifor ms furnished . Appl y in P er son • COU NTRY MOEHlt: Home Pork Hou le 33. no rth of Pomeroy Lorge lot!> Coli q<n 7479 fWO Bt:OROOM ilarler only 997 3-314 Pt Plea sant , W. Va . . · f'ilr R t'!llt J ANLJ 4 HM lum•shf!'d and un lu rnr!>hed opts Ph one 997 5434 Valley Bell Products . J.II Y I:.l-1 ~ 1 01:. w..;.ted to'lfu:y CHIP WOOD Poles max dromet er 10 on Iorge !> ! en d . S8 per ron Bu ndled slob S6 per ton Oelrvered to Ohro Pallet Co HI 1 Pomeroy 992 2689 TIMBER POMEROY Forest Pr oducts fop pr rce lor sto ndrng sow lrmber Call 992 5905 or Kent Hanby 1 44 b-B570 OlD FURN ITU RE rce boxes bra ss bed !> rron beds desks etc co mplete households Write M D Mrller Rt 4 Pomeroy or coli q92 -77 b0 WANT TO buy 949 -2796 Adu l ts f- OR SALt: Nonnre goat , 6 mo nth!> old Co li 992 -5Q07 ON ~ BEDR OOM 997 2598 . r'f'IObrle TWO tltDROOM tra rler 991 :2530 alter 5 prn . HOUSI:: FON rent Coun lly home 4 bedroom , 2 bath s. Free gas SR 124 Portlan d . 843 -2111 ( AI' Db hydraulic do1er Nee d~ ro llors Model 7R Potd $5500, sell ,SJOOO Wtll delrver fr ee / ..(2-3093 evenmgs THUCI< PARTS Air bog ouxrliory o•le srn gle 2 speed o..:le ond fr ame S·speed gear box . front a•le 20 • 10 l1res d1e!>el motor port s All lr om IQ6Q Interne· tr onal Mode l 1H50 lvenmgs 742 3093 FOUR 13 SS Crogor11o 2 whi te le t· l e red trre s Brand new 741 2t11b , STAN'!, 8ARGAI NlAN0 Where e veryone gets a fall deal. Open 9 to ~doily eHep t ~un doy . 12 l o b Mo1n Street Hut land . Ohio BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY • 1 HRH WHEELEH m otor . Good 992 2H32 Brand new lrre s. $350 19 INCH QUASA~ por t abl e co lor tele vision Sl '/5 Coil yq2 .7573 J; · · & by 16' • '/ · wheeh , Pr $25 00 2 . 700 11 lb W rn l e r ti res pr . $50 .00 Coli 9917o92 . 1967 CEHVY FOH po r t1 1973 Vega molar Hoy for sole , S 85 a bole 9.t9 2413 or 9 ~ 9 28.49. to 3 bedrooms , l ull schoo l, basement, 2 leve l lots >17.300 00 LETART ~ B rt cl< r a nch type, l ' 2 ba th s, f tr eplace , NEAR FORKE 0 mor ~ IH fHGLASS boot JS h p John son motor and troller S300 843·489.4 IN n HNA IIONAL FAHMAl l H cultiv at ors . serrrr · mo•mt~ d mower diu tl cul t ipoclo.er H' bru sh hog pu llt'{pe woqon and plow . ij drag Phone- e ... eon· 'n9s !.41 'J'd'll a 3 bedroom 1 '' bath s Fully carpe ted v1nyl srdmg wrth srngle car garage L01g c lo t 111 Hutland on New l11110 Rood $21 000 14'l·"l5b2 . lWO 1: Xl RA n1ce lots rn Rocrn e wr l h II. x 6U Ho llypo rk tr a der Por 11a ll y !urn1 shed 18,. 4U ce men ! bl o•k b uddi ng wr!h ~hed la rge garden space w1th /ru 1! tr ees 9-4'il -74'JB HOBSTETTER REALTY sell at $30,000. RACINE - This beaut if ul 3 bedroo m home has dining room . family room and sun porch . Plenty ot storage spa ce. Garage and patio wi th a canopy Sttua ted on RUN -over 1 ac r e, 4 b ed roo m s, bath , n a t gas F A heat. large garge & workshop, ot ner b u il drn g $19,500 .00 CLOSE ~5 acres, 3 bedroom s, ba tn , n ice Kt f · chen , c h tcke n h o u se, barn. a ll fenced , par t basement DUPLE X - in Pomer oy. good condi t ion, milt all Rt. 7 by-pass an St . Rt. 124 toword Rutllnd, o. Aute& Truck RepaiP Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 1 has 2 bedrooms , I has 3 bedrooms, r eady t o move tn l o. $15,000 .00 . MANY OTHER PROPER · TIES ~ CALL TODAY FOR YOUR NEEDS. THE .HOME OF REAL ESTATE IN MEIGS COUNTY . HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR Hank, Kathy & Leona Realtor Associates 992·22 S9- 992·256B a l mo st 1 acr e on State Route 338. Sells for SJO.OOO. RIGGS CREST MANOR Beautiful 12 roo m sp li t leve l c o lon i al , has 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths and much, much more! Call tod ay for more tnfo and ma ke a n offer . We ~ve other listings to choose from . Please stop in or call us. Cheryl Lemley, Assoc Home Phone 742-2003 Hilton Wolle, Assoc . Home Phone 949-2419 George A. HobsleHer, Jr., Broker Home Phone 992-5739 .... AI'PillltiGBIAJ" M'OVB GOIINIIY WOOD J:IEAT CHEAP! Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. Installation Service Ph. H2-2141 Pomeroy , 0 . 3-15-tfc NEW LISTING ~ N ice 4 bedroom o lder home w rfh modern krt chen and bath . E lect ric baseboa rd heat , ci ty water . second ba th .n tu ll basement , garage and nearly 1 acres S48,500. NEW LI STING - SO acres in Lebanon Towns h ip on good gravel road O ld 4 r m house Wtl11 elec t ri c $20,000. FAMILY HOME - 4 bed room s, bath, n a t u r al gas hea t, frre pt ace. c it y wa ter and ex t ra lot on Rt 124 . Want Sl4.000 NEW ~3 LISTING bedroom frame home . Just oft Rt 33 near Rock Sp r rngs Nice kitchen W! f h lOis of cab i nets, new gas f.ur · nace, ufi l lt'f room, d in ing and level lot . S.29 ,500 . 4 ACRES 3 full '• Free EstiW.ates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 SMITH NELSOM MOTORS, INC. "'H2-2174 8-20-1 mo. (Pd. ) J&L Blown lnsulatioo JIM KEESEE Cellulosic (wood· fiber) Thermal insulation Sne 30 pet. to SO pel. an heotlngcast E •perltnce and fully Insured FrH Est. Call 992-2172 8-10-lmo. (Pd.) SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Residential and com mer· cl~l. C•11 far estimate. 24 Hour Service. Any day, anytime. Phone 915·3106 Jack Ginthtr 915-3106 Jack's Septic Tank Service l AfiN SI U·S\5 U00 per year r~f1ll ing vend rng ~q u ip m en l local . ly. No e11perience necess ary . We trotn . Inves tment requtred . Phon e 949 2763. '- :. m anure 1Hf.I H f~l: E k otten s. long horred t! lock an d w h rte m ole 7.4 2-132& CR A ~ A Pf.' l ~ S ELWOOD BOWoRS Ro ~I\I R Sweep er!. , toaste rs, trans, all 5m o lt a pplr on ces . l a w n mower, n ex t to Stole Hr ghw o y Gorage on Roule 7 Phone (0 14) 985- 10 1 Kerr Street Pomeroy / Auction ttonal settings and feature outdoor traiture . AUCT ION h1do y and Satu rday at 7 pm . New a nd use d mercho n · d1se a t Ohto R111er Au ctron , 537 Htg h St. . M 1ddleport , Ohro GALLIA COUNTY CWB CALF SALE Saturday, Sept. 23, 1:00 P.M. GALLtA COUNTY JR. FAIRGROUNDS SELLING A small, select group of steer calves. This salt Is dtslgntd especially for 4· H and FFA niomben loakilll far steer feeding prolocts. Auctioneer Tommy Jot St-art (614) 446-7222 . (614)4469760 Sponsors: G.lllla County Beef Commlnee and 1111 Gallla County Cooperative Extension Service, (614) 446-4612 ext. 32. - - - - PUlliNS EXCAV A TING . Com ple te Servrce . Phone 992 2478 . -------- R tEV~S TRA DING Post Po gevrlle . Discount Prices oiNSIDE PAINT TS1DE WHITE 6 ACRES - Nice l'h story homo mostly carpeted w ith 3 or 4 bedrm s , li v ing rm ., femlly rm., with fireplace, base ment , fuel oil furnace, garage and outbuildings. Some lencl ng , plenty of road frontago end garden spa ce . Cit y wat er a nd drilled well . Loc. close to hos pital and school at Laurel Cliff. Asking S.2.500. TWO ACRES - A beautiful• year old, 3 bedroom homo with Iorge eat-i n· k itchen, 3 l»drooms, all nicely ca rpe ted , 2 bat hs, full basement with TV room . Many more extras, low heal bill with nat. gas lorced o lr lurnace . All this and two ncle acres of land In a. good location . Will go quick f..- $35,000. 40 Acres of land In Sutton Twp. Nice building !ltes, sm a ll barn Pri ced at only 121,500. WANTED : We have a qUIIIIfled buyer for a few acres of land w ith a good home with at lea st 3 badrooms locate d on good rood . NT 1-47-J.49-4 or 2-4 7 35"11 a fte r -4 1, 843 3311.• - - - - - - -· •1'167 HOU So TRAILf R 12 x 00. All -·~---...--- e lec t ric , furn ished . a ir cond i· h oned . Washer and Dry er 2 lots rn Hormonvrll e . 742·2826. 1974 MOHI LE HOMo . '192-7479. basement $35,000. NEWSPAPERS SELL ADS, SALESM E N SELL HOUSES . CALL 992-332S FOR RESULTS . Helen L . T e aford G. Bruce T e aford Sue P. Murphy A SS OC iiltes Housin~J , -. -Headquart e r ~_ 1973 MAVERICK GRABBER .......... $AVE 1977 F·150..... ,........................... $AVE 1975 F-150 ............................... s2795 1974 C-10 ..................................$AVE 1973 F250 CAMPER SPECIAL ..... 52495 Soe Rocky Hupp, Dorrell Dodrill ar Pat Hill, Generol Motnoger, for ~ Good Deal on a New or Usod Vohlc1e . Ml DDLEPORT, 0. &. SAVE A LOT •4.aa illltt . .. ..... lill, ·~~~~~~. 2u IIII t h· my MON ZA SPVOoR. 197;- QlDS( UflASS · r---- ---, ME~GS I :1 Equipment Co. 1I l RUnAND . . FURNITURE ..,.EIOVI 0. PJI.992-2176 llllmltiattll ~~~~..... •-J.. """ T~ft~~ :or~d,:~ For Your Shopping L--------- ltuttancl 85 8 boy? I Keeping I' i I' I' 'tl 1: I ' (4tl..... "-vonlonctJ~ ' · - -- ~- - werelmown II Inhabit 12 Point.! of view s .. ra d io. 2 d r .. am-fm, a ir , v .r . S6900 S2295 •2295 1973 CHEV. IMPALA 1972 OLDS L.S. CPE 1971 BUICK Full power. a1r , am .fm ta pe. 4 dr . sed., air . Sky la r k c pe . au to ., p s •895 '1895 '695 1973 BUICK 1973 DODGE 1978 DEMO Charge r Lesabre sed , air S.E ., 2 dr , air . 98 Regency, 4 dr sed . s1795 '1895 SAVE 1973 CAD. CPE. DeVIllE 1975 OLOS LS SED• 1978 DEMO. Ful l power , a m -f m . Full po wer , a ir , air , am.f m , vi n y l roo f , 88 Roya le , 4 dr sed . good tires . S4395 S1995 SAVE GMQUAIJTY SERVICE/PARTS ~u.,MOTORS PAATS •""'""""' THAT GREAT GM FEELING . WITH GENUINE GM PARTS Drive Home A Winner See one of these courteou s salesmen : Pete Burns, Marvtn Keebaugh or George Harris. 21 Stinging, as 44 ~I N TO ooa RU NAHOUT mrles $1500 4 cyl Zl Enjoy the sun 1% Most recent Z3Verdi heroine 9q2.J611 is-of;,. 197 5~ Mo.NTE-c-ARLO .t o 19~1 i!RO NCO 4-w hee l 51 5~ J'I?:Z?~·~-1975 VW RA BBI T. I Hurl t Rang, as -- - . 1q?o W ill toke trades 9<9 - 27~3_ _ _ ~-----~ ol n <,;-t-+- t-~;; amused" SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) The hard sell may gel lhe reactiOn you des tre from pa ls. but t he one re su lt s w on 't be wo rth 11 You cou ld In c ur some long -last tng .ICW1ain rancor. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec . --...+-+--1-~ 21) Tha i li ttle g reen monster onwnent I? Italian river =.f--4-.f--1 ;: Is ·POMEROY JACK W. CAttilY, Mgr. PHON I m -2111 ,._...___________________ , 1 SPECIAL $1295 Any U.S. made car -parts extra if needed . Excludos front-wheel dri ve c1rs. perch e d on yo ur s hou lder is AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW Ono Iotter simply •lands lor anothor. In this sample A is used lor tho three L's, X lor the 1wo O's, etc. Sln1le letters. apoo(rophes, the lenllh and formation of tho words aro all hints. l!:ath day lhe code leiters are differen t. cnnOQUOTES CM ERS be fo re yo u wi nd up w ith a r ed fa ce CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Avo1 d pouring salt in o ld wo unds to da y W hen you th tnk a c erta tn s ubjec t could rankle a fr iend , s t eer c l ear o f di sc ussing it. AQUARIUS (Jon. IG-Ftb. 11) It 's no t th e best l im e to m a k e decisions affecting pro p erty or other a ss ets, nor to ris k you r .BRING IN COUPON AND RECEIVE s~ saving s . Pu t o ff commitm e nts ti ll you' re think ing more c lear· ly. G y T • PISCES (Feb. 21J.Morch 20) EU ICMESY EU GIAUME People you ' re with may s e e m T U p too domineering loday . bul 1e 1 0 the m play lhe lr game unless ---.ERCYF LCERUPE IUMCYF you lee! they are placing vo u in M S I N · ' a s ubservient posttlon . The n T UP 0 ESAKSD 0 s peak up. J U y N C 8Sy J S. - 0 U W S 0 E N 0 U M E AIAES (March 21-April 11) By LANDMARK WHEEL ALIGNMENT -..1.-.J.....I~~ you r norma l. ungrudg ing selt DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: ' m 1972, two fonner White called envy . Brus h him otf Be • Pig's digs ~ wi se supervisor tempers hts power w 1th compassion You ' d be wetl -adv tsed to act ltke a Solo mon today if you wa n l to avotd grumbling among th ose w ho a n swe r to you to spec1fy b trth s1gn c rast ina tton is t he th te l of lime and yo u alt owed 11 to stea l enough o f yours Any more di gress ton will put you 1rre ~ tr1evabl y behmd 991· 72Q4 alt er 4 pm i Fathering 19l1- CHEVROLET IMPALA~ G.;,dS PretenUolll~-+-+-conditio n . GEMINI (May 21 -June .20) A LIBRA (Sept. 13-0ct. 13) Pro- Washington (Watergate) . small bell CHEVYiMPALA350~· S45o. better 1f yo u at least offer help Seplember 16 , 1978 Be sure 8 $2000 . tComponent Auto motrc w asher and dr yer , W $75 . 992 ·2987 . I u e- Though they may not deserve tl 1n all cases. you ' ll gel along Le tt er by m ailing 50 cents for House aides and f ive other each and a long , se lf · m en wer e indicted on charge s add ressed . stamped envelope of conspiracy in the breail-in to Astra-Graph , P 0 80)( 489 of Democratic National Rad to Ctly Slatton, N. V. 100 t 9 . Committee headquarters in sheep dnve TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Peo pie you "ll be dealtng wtth today mtgh l need a lot of support for your copy of Ast ra-G raph l Young tras _s~~:.9??.:_7~~ a fte r 5 As'Ro •GRAPH may no t be right Like to lind out more about you rself ? Send port or '197-2719 own way at you r o wn pa ce from cold Lt ke Ltndbergh . you "re beller CANCER (J une 21.Julv 221 II 28 Principle as I he Lone Eagle l hts comtng you wan t to marc h t o a d tff e ren t 2t Wear away year Other s can do nol htng lo r d r ummer , today , . that s u p '? you th at you can 1 do better by , you .Don I be d!sappornt ed 1f 3t Shut out re l ytng on your own tntellect you ltnd no o ne IS followtng 3% Now often and expenence LEO (July 13-Aug . 21) ." ta kes VIRGO (Aug . 23· Sept . 22) Don 1 lwo lo Iango 0 1 to fu nction well Ma. let friends get th e idea that ~~ a par t nership . In any jotn t 3i Declare you' re try tng to be the big stluatron, make s u re .that your tbineae 1975 For Saturday, Sepl. t6 c hees e toda y Even tl you fee l coun t e r part cames hts w e tght a bit superio r be quiet, for you !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 SBPJGECUY • caned . . " 18 Indiana - -- · 'Famous '• • n Auto ., p !~!rday''z.~~ ~~nw~~W\J 19./ 4 VW SUS. 7 pas~enger . 1975 • "Stoo ., Fo r d G r a na do . Free m on Re Willia m s. M rners... rlle O hro . & Pauses ?9'!· ?..6~2 of!e~ 5.P'!' _ _ _ _ _ ; .' CALL THE WISEMAN REAL ·ESTATE AGENCY 446-3643 " " city 10 Aa the .7 Genteel ., Presidential Moluccas White-Wall to.Op, Custom Poly A78x13 A plant watch . sg230 . ,If YOU NEI.D SOfA THAT I • 5 Bill of - =-- 992 61 92 otter Spm . Supr;,;e, Good !hope 992 -7087 f-I .S.. P.B . omAMtape , orr . commune 1 Happening 7 Useless 305 ,.•_ ;::ll'D,.._.fto -~~. ~-:. -". ~,_ :'::} . _ ~~ - . nickname ' ' - · ·= ~~=·' 1 Resounded 1974 DAl"SU N ~ICK Ur . ~ hone I Nota _ eng ine . lrk e brand new wr th every th mg . 7.4 2·2826 -· - -- - ------- C.ll742-l211 TALK TO Wondellar Htrb Grato or Gelll Smltt1 Full power , a ir , a m -f m, new t ires riJ!!\ ~I!JIJ.)Ij 1 Dutch intense 5 Romberg Reedsville, 0. SUNDAY, SEPT. 17 AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON 16" WEST STATE ST., ATHENS, OHIO Floor Couetilg In Stock 1974 OLDS ROYALE Bernice Bede Osol Hat" star 3 Sensible REED'S COUNTRY .STORE . ESTATE SALE 9' and 12' Vinyl ZUse 3 One "Top i Kin of the Koran I Make more PUBLIC AUCTION sv~ 1 Obsolete I Athirst "'"'•· rcoNottn ~'r••cro" north DOWN WaUace MvfiiiiiOrk,.. .... ltwlf lltl tell. Ill, .. , SEE T:lEM TODAY As Law As 1976 PACER Open Evenings unlii6 :00-Til5 p.m. Sat. rtver Sununon 5 Novelist ECOIOMY ttiCtlt • • • ••, ...... tt.. lllr • . 1976 CAD. SED. DeVIllE THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 39 Belgian "Finally, (ve found a MAN-SIZE tractor'~ Plains. Ohio All urpol lnllallod wllil paddln, at no chorgo. Export nllollall•. S3795 loy 111-tl 1 mile S3695 " You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMC Financing , t92 -5342 Pomeroy ~,.~- 985-3345 or 667-3463 St. Rt. 7 , am -1m ·Karr & Van Zandt Wo nlld largo & small Farms and Many typos of p,_,.,. CALL JIMMY DE I!M, AsiOCiall, 949-2311 EXCELLENT- FAitM IUY - 141 ACRES - The owner's age prevents her !rom continuing to oporate the larm and she deslrts an lmmedlalo Hit. 50 10 60 a c rH tllloblo wllil same vory good\ creek bolfooil hll Itop land. Tho balance Is In posture & woods. The ' room home is good (don nlld same modernization) , large all pur- born & soveral outbuildings. Tht minerals go with II •nd ll's located In an area whero ga s, oil & coal havo betn found to bl plentiful , Near Rutland . 60'1 . OPEN TILl P.M. Except Thursdoy & Saturday TiiS:OO Closed Sunday DAN THOMPSON FORD 2 Convenient Numbers DRIVE A umE 442, bucket powe,-, air , a m - console. fm , new t ir es tape . S1595 Cream puff of the week, low m ileage & lots of ex tra s . Auto .. P .S .. P .B.• 2 lne blue. See Roger Riebel CARPETING 3 seat wagon , f ull door . • speed . 302 V-8, Grabber Pack .. AT ., P.S.• am rad io. 1974 FORD F·250 ....................... .....'2695' bedrooms. car peting , an'd ou t : b u tldtngs . N ice fish pon d ready l or vou to stock . ' 302 V-8, grabber pack , AT ., P.S. , A. C. , AM-FM tape Auto ., 301 , P .S., P B , Vinyl bed cover . . . M~KII 1974 MAVERICK GRABBER...........$AVE i976 FORD LONG BED............... : •• .•.• '2995 1976 FORD RANCHERO ••.• •.•... ••...••.••••13295 RIEBEL'S USED CARS SAVE ON 1975 OLDS CUT. SUP. 1975 CHEV. CAPRICE Nice. 1974 FORD COURIER...~'!~.!~~~~~: -~~~•• .. .•'1995 TRACTOR CASE FARM TRACTOR ...........:......5595 742·2211 1.. 2 Dr . Cuslom . V-8, A.T., P .S.• A.C.• tilt wheel. vinyl roof, AM-FM stereo tape. ~umper guards, local owner . P.S., P .B., auto. Buy - • you can come In and ... wllal yau'ro geHing - Good soledlons- Fully stocktd. 1976 NASHUA Iori • ~53 bedroo m 1 ) 1 both , und erp rnn.ng. $1 500 : and ass ume loo n. 9.49 -2b83 o r · 1974 MUSTANG 2 DR .................51695 1974 CHEV. IMPALA ...................S2695 TRUCKS & VANS TRUCKS 1972 CHM .............~.~~!.'~!.~~: .. ~1695 1969 FORD ....................... ;:.~~:... '595 VANS 1972 CHM C-10.~~:;!:· ............... 52495 1974 CHEVY STEP VAN .......... ~ ....53295 CURING OUR SEASONAL CLOSEOUT V 6, A.T .• P.S , vinyl roof, lots more Rack, P .S., P. B., air . 2 DUNE BUGGY'S .......~~-~~~-~ ....51095 AM-FM rad io, elect . rear defrost , 1974 MUSTANG II 2 DR GHIA .......$AVE WAGONS 1975 CHEVY WAGON •. ••• ~;~;· .~:~:...... ...• 12495 1975 PINTO WAGON ••• -~~;?;·.~:~·.~~-c.~ • • •• •12595 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON ••.•• ~t-~;~.~; ~ ....'1495 1973 CHRYSLER WAGON ••• •• •••.••... •..••• '1595 I Rubber Back Carpet 949·215B. Wtl l 00 m obi le home repa ir . Call 1973 FORD TORINO ••••••.• .?.';~~:~-- ~~~:~ ....'1695 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY II 318 .•..• ... .• ..••.'495 1969 CHEVY 4 DR •.•• ... •.. .. •.•.. ..•.... ..••. '395 1965 COMET •••..•.•4.~r. : . ~.u;?; ••••••• • •••••••••'195 1972 CHRYSLER ......~.d::.~~ ...........5595 1970 CHEVY NOVA ....................... 5395 1971 MERCURY 4 DR•................. 5295 1972 PIN10 WAGON .................... 5695 1973 CHEV. VEGA ........~.~:~:.~~:: .... 5395 CHIMNE Y FIRES or e no fu n ! Havtt yours cleaned the dus t less wo y fh e Ch im ney Sweep . 014 -373 6()57 4 cyl. , A.T., P .S ., console , more. 2 6 cyl. , auto. ~----· ?S_Ib a.'_<J_og IC'."_d ~$~8~ _ . . Wil l DO baby 10illing In m y home rn Ro<ine a rea . 8 to 4. W ee kda ys . Donn a Wo lf e . 1975 MUSTANG II 2 DR ............. '2795 2 dr . p.s., p.b., auto., 6 cyl. ; vinvl roof. 1973 PLYMOUlH DUSTER ............5895 1975 DATSUN B210 local owne r. E xtra nice. 2 Or ., • P .. P ••• B , ••air '1795 II ••••••• • •.S ••••• • •. 1974 FORD "ORINO 1974 FORD MAVERICK.••••• •.•••. .•• .• •.... 11995 4 dr. auto. air . p.s .• p.b. WE 00 pa in tin g gutter ce 1ling 1ilv , pc neling . roo f re pai r , p lumb ing a nd conc rete wor k h ee es t1motes Coli 992 -778 5 o slo. tor Wall ace Morrts . Gtocene s. dry good$ . hard w or e. f eed , lock sho p Spec1of AU TOM O BilE INSU RANCE been can ce lled? l ost your operat ors lr ce nse? Pho ne 9q:2.'} 143. V-8, A.T ., P S., P .B .• A. C. , rad io, vinyl roof, one ca reful Low mileage, 2 Dr .• auto., P .S , P.B 1973 MERCURY MONTEGO ......... ~1295 HOWERY AND MA RTIN ~ .. . cav ot in g , se ptr c sy5 1ems , dozer bo<khoe d u mp tr uck . l tmes to n e . ~ro ve ! b lackto p pavm g f-11 143 Phone 1 (b l4 ) 696.7331 BA THR O OM S AN D Krtc he n s r emode lec.l , ce ramic trle , plu m b rng , ca r pentr y, af'!d gener al mo tnt en a nce. 13 year s ex p errence. 99'} 3685 1976 LTD 2 DR ......................... ~795 19'75 FORD GRAND TORIN0 .•.•.••. •. ••. ..•.'2895 4 Dr. Wagon. also por- ~AI Dr ., auto , P.S., P.B .• air . 4 1975 VEGA WAGON ......:~':~!~::.~!~·. s1295 1973 CHEV. CHEVEUE ............... s1395 8·2·1 mo oROOF 250 6 cyl., AT ., P .S., A C., tilt wheel. 'I• vinyl roof, white, full luxury wheel covers, w -s- w t 1res . More . 0 ••• Pomeroy Will do roofing, con struc t ion , plum b1ng ond hea ting No job too la rge or too sm all. Phone 741 2348. 1977 GRANADA 2 DR ..................s4795 1975 FORD GRANADA •.••. ••••.•.•.. •••• : ... '2795 Auto ., p.s., p.b., vinyl rool, ai r. (Bob Hoeflich) 109 High St. . do1e r . back hoe and d i tch er Char le s H Hot · Hoe Ser11ice. f reld Hock Ru tlorid , Oh io . Phone 742 2008 4 cyl. , aut o. tran• .• appearance decor grp., full glass, 3rd foor , st y led steel road wheels w -trlm ri ngs , rad io. 4 Dr ., fully equipped. While & Red 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX. ......!1495 The Photo Place . 1977 PINTO 3 DR RUNABOUT.... '3495 1975 MERCURY BROUGHAN .•....•. •..•.• .. '3295 ' Call Us Today t: .XC A VATIN G . dozer , lo ad e r and backhoe wor k . dump t ruck s and lo ·bo y !> for h1 re w rll hau l f ill d~rt to !ooil 1 lime!> lo ne and grovel Call Bob or Roger Jef. fers . dov phone 9Q270H9. ntght phone q92 3515 or 992· 5232 . 4 c y l.. auto. trans ., p.s., radio , v inyl roof Nice f a m ily or work c ar that' s economi cal to run . 22,000 miles, at r cond ., P .S .. P .B.• A M · FM ste r eo, 2 Or ., blue with wht t e vtn y l roof. Air, vinyl roof . for senior poFtraits . We use tndt- pOwer bra kes, 1978 FAIRMONT 2-DR ................$AVE CARS 1977 CHRYSLER CORDOBA ... .• .• ...••.... '4895 Dr., automatic, P.S., P.B., a ir . 1973 PONTIAC GRAND AM •.........1695 Sl: W ING MACHIN E Re pairs ser vrce all mak es , 992 2284 The Shop , Pome r oy f a br ic Aut hortzed S1n ger Sal es and Ser v~ce . We s ho~ p~n Scrs~ot5 ~ X~AVA TIN C. , 1974 OlDS CU11ASS ,................52495 5 appointments . 4-dr. Wgn ., ps, pb, ac. Hatchback, 6 cvl.. auto. 3815. Gh -..Away . · FRl ~ WOOD Free Q49 2531 even •ng10 Auclr oneer . Com · plete Ser vice Phon e 94q-2-467 o r 949·2000 . Rac ine . O h ro Cr itt Bradford . trans. , power cond ., electric c lock. rodlo, vinyl rool. Sharp. 1973 PONTIAC VENTURA ............ sgg5 . BHAD ~ OR O , 1974 FORD TORINO .................. 1495· Hatchback, 6 cylinder, automatic, P.S. HiJ!l SchoOl SENIORS we are currently making 10·30·C 1978 tHUNDERBIRD .................. . air V-8, auto. steering, 5 1974 CHEVY NOVA .................. 51795 All types af roaflnt. gutters & downspouts, 20 y11rs experience . All work gua ranletd. Ca II Tom Hoskins , 949-2160. Frll Estimates. 9-7-1 mo. Chester, Ohio BoX 3 2 dr., AM. w-8 track stereo, cruise control, p. windows & po- door locks, 350 V-i , auto .• p .s .• p.b., vinyl roof, air . 4 SERVICE en closed bath, new na tu ral gas f urnace with ce ntral aic, ·. HOME MAINTENANCE JUST LISTED - SPACIOUS Bt-LEVEL. This moy be you~ dream home. II has~ Iorge kltchon with lots af c~bonets, stove, refrt'"ratar onddishwashtr. ltaullful dtnong room woth shdlng glass doors ltedlng aut ta l~r"' e d@~k . Larg~ living room 1nd flmily room , and to • fr~tsh this well -latd out home we have five bldrooms, ulll <ty room and gar~ge . Very law heollng bill. That' s nat oil, we have strawberries, raspblrrles and gardon space, Red barn-like storage bulldl111 . Lacatod about ten m1nutes north of Pomeroy lust oH Rt. 7. C.ll far more detaols and appoinlmont. Asking SlS,DO. JUST LISTED MIDDLEPORT - This woll cared for ne wer home has 3 brs, living room, bath, mostly carpeted, kitchen Is equirped with refrigerator and stove. util ity ~oom , natura gas forced air hoal, outside store ge bulldmg . Price 127,000. 216 E . Second Street 1977 CAPRICE CLASSIC .......... ~,000 AND New or Repair Guttets and Downspouts CENTRAL REALTY CO. 992-l:tiS ..----This Week's Special-- --, In Middleport botwHn Third & Fourlfl StrHt-off Mill Strlll lust blhlnd Tony 1 s C•rry Out. ()pon Saturday 10--4 p.m. Sund•Y 12 noon ta 3 p.m. 8-31 -1 mo. WATER W ELL dr illi ng . W illi om T G rant . 7-41 -2879 VIRGIL B SR • ' OHIO VALLEY ROOFING. '' H. L WHITESEL ROOFING 'I • HUNTERS QUALITY MOORE'S 4-30-IIC onon e -t l'l lrdotana c re. W i ll cen tr a l ar r , mod er n k1f chen , p o r c hes. S31 ,600 00. b t-OOT brush hog . Hrond new . Heo11y du ty 30 It hoy elevator 949 2763 . 36 ele ctr ic sto11e (t/0 Frs he r St Middleport 2 - Close 8 1q39 mode l l lo o k~ and runs l1ke new Will toke trades 9-4 9-2763 tonk . Full or port-Hmt buslnus opportunity for !hOM who qualify . If inttrostod, comt and htar completo dotails . , Friday, Sl!lt. 15, at 1:00 p.m . sllarp. Na cllargo far odmissian . ATHENS COUNTY SAYINGS& LOAN ILDG. W. Main St., Pllm'"J'• 0 . No-.C.IIs lri111ThlsAd SYRACUSE Cleland 1971 01::1 ROll O l l: ~H wt l h clu tch on dgea rbo• 51500 1000 11 4 structu ra l p1pe Good Plain end $100 a I oar 741 309J . H OM ~ gas heat . Stluated on ntce size lot on Ma in Street Ask tng Sl3,500. Middleport - Nice S room homse wi th bath and detac hed garage. Situated ~A R MA tl FUllY equ1pped kr tchen '} hvrng rooms bot h end show ers weekly linen service . newly decorated and carpeted 992 23b7 f-ARM FOR s o l ~ House '} bar ns tro •ler Lorge pond 10 acres or 82 acres 7-42 -2506, f rame h ome with natur a l INHRNA TIONAL 500 dozer 0 woy blade W1 nch , ~ ! eel cab Com plete l y rework ed l1k e new W1ll to~e t rade!> 94q· 21b3 auto bodies bu-r 5c rap rron , bot · met al s R1der's 124. Pomeroy . Fuel orl Call alter SYRACUSE (Ru stiC Hill S) --3 bedroom ranch , eq u ip ped kitc hen , hardwood floors. a1r cond . car po r t and st orage $76,500 DO A VON YOU con go to work when the krds go to scho ol ~ell Avon You set your own hour !> so you con be home when the lo.1d~ gel ho me And the harde r you work the more you earn Co il Today Ann 1hornos, Avon l>tslrtCt Manager . 742 2J54 ~O OMS IN M1ner svrlle ove r look rng river 4 b edroom lrvrng room kt tchen ba th utdrly room a nd basem e nt t ar ry 1-=relds , 9Cil2-5B23 Broker BA JUE'r' )eed lo r cove r crop or teed f'oul 3oyr e Po rtla nd . Ohio 84J 4591 home HOU~ t: Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-6333 Office Hrs. 9a .m.-5p.m . Closed Thursdays & Saturdays at noon Your Full Time Re;ol Esf•te Broker RUTLAND - 3 bedroom MAIN POMEROY, 0. ~. 1HRH O R fo ur b edroom house in Pome roy Bath and '1. Cen tral heo t rng 992 -70/4 GeorgeS. Hobste!Jor Jr., CL ~ AN APAR I M~Nl~ . 1 bedroom apt S 113 mo plus electrrc Mon thly lea se!. !:qual Oppor tun 1ty Hous rng (a ll q97 77 21 lor oppor nlmen t OlD COIN S pocke t wat ches cla ss r ings , wedd in g bonds , d1omonds . Gold or srlver Co li _ Roger Wamsley . 11.2 ~2~31 . WE PICI< up junk rng 1unk cars terre s and Salvage , SR 997 -5468 . 'J7 h 1971 HONDA CBSOO Spm qq2-2BTI 197 4 PROWLER 2B It Self co ntotned Sleeps b 7 ~'} '1577 for 1~ R~V lRAIL~f.l A C roll out ow nmg power con verier . l::xcellen t condrt1o n 54500 f rrm -4 Goody ~ or l IB I~ trre~ ond wheel ~ op p•o " 700 rn1les SJOO Conn lrumpe t wrth case , excellent con dr tton $c 100 I -4"J. '1067 AKC REG ISTI:f.II: D S ·b~r o on Husky 9 month s old l:venrngs coli 9-49 7222 Mecl'la n lc to w ork f ul l t ime. man :oqo 1q73 HELP WANTED Ref ri geration AMt RI( AN saddle b r ed Geldrng Au t omot rc wmher b 14 b9!l !-=OR SA LI: Bo rder colhe pupp•es Phone 9q2 5106 ~- r--~::;;;;:::]~fl fl iCK YOUR OWN fo!tD ~ION Pt A CHt:S $ I '} lb. Man . I ues l hur ~ f r1 9 to b Wed ) at Sun '} to 6 Br mg contoinero; d you won! to u10e !l lep la dders brrng you1 own . You prclo. ap pi es corn 1ng soon . Wagner f-rurt Form . Laymon Ohto '} ' 1 mrle s o ff Rt 550 On CR o 614 74q .JJ17 19!6 ( H~ VY VAN 350 auto tully cuslam11Ad on terror , wh1 te spokP wheel!; Good condi tron ~ee or Br ow ns 1ro1ler Porlo. lot 10, Mrners 11r ll e Oh1o ( A 1 Chotolote p01nt Lt tt er boll' and liTter l eedrng troy Phone 99J SOib Janice I. Genies. Realtor Roberta HuH man Branch M;r . 698-6300 Associates.L Tom &ozicevlc 669-S063 Kenneth Crabtree 691-6196 O NI: DOUI::U I: bowl po rcletn top sin k cabmet un1t l1 k e new $150 One gm dryer , 10 lb copocrt y gold l1ke new $150 . '; propane gas hea ters . good condrllon One $300 one $';()() Bt A(Jr( LABRADOR reTrrever pup ptes AKC regt stered Cham pron blo od lrne Whelp~d 84 78 Phone 614 bb'/ .3039 even1ng1> or weekends 1RA VH 1RAi l t:R f or ~r. ol e 1971 Mark fworn 19ft 742 25b6 p ar tt l m e • ~. ton Chev role t p•c k yp 4 ~peed JSO en gme J rn ch Heese h1t ch t: . ce llenl co ndrtr on Pho nt> 992 -5348 ~BJEI I HR ~t ~I:W No 2 12)( 60 E lcon a mobtl e home c omp le t e l y turntshed on a n1ce y a rr co ndr t on ed, ce men t p cllr o <lnd drtvew cw ~E l HRU: BEOHOOM house. 3 a cres land . Close to sc hool priced f£'0$0nobly. 992 -S12b I 1RAN SH RFH:O Must se ll . 3 bedroom A ll e lec trl( home 1n ~ub dr v r s r on . M o rn m g stor '1 49 2-4 24. tht s 2 bedr oom home to believe tne price . F eatures tl large livtng room w new carpe trn g , ex tr a larg e d1 n rng r oom Two niCC' lOIS w1th pt enty of s had e Now rentrng f o r ex t ra INCOM E 1 S( HUl lZ total eleC!r rc 1 bedroom woshe• and dryet furnr shed under prnned or trfrcrol h re plo c;- e enellent con d~t r on $10 000 or be10t off e r 825 S 2nd Ave Middl e por t I !J cu It depp free1c $200 19bQ Chevy Impal e S2~U Ph one AC Ht: LOT on Ht 7 Ntcc bu rld rng srt e . 99') 1574 OWN~ R No 1. You w dl have fO see I~"H 4 f.ltGI~HRI:D Pupprc s IN ~V ~A CUS~ 2 bedroom hou se New storm wtndows . New olurninum bu1 ld1ng. 'J. po rches 99'J 3219 pm q~~ - 3537 LOVA Bl ~ WHil E snow dr tl t greof s•< 1HHH BU>ROOM f rame home rn Middleport Coil ~2 J4S7 fA RM 34 acres l im b er Drr ll ed well . b loc k b urldmg. o lder t ro •l er . Old Rt. 7 Che10 ter , Oh io . 985 3897 be tween -4 and 6 CORN , 52 per bu Corn she ll er $550 J ll No !:1 mowing mochrne , $100 lnl Boler $t400 Alter 0 pm call 9HS 4IJ1 0 1 74'} 31 17 alter 5 pm 1'1-ll VOL AR t fo' H~ MI ~R -4 door 31tl engone au to P S P H !:1000 oc tuol mtles. SJb(X) 19?3 Novo 2 d r , au to Cx cellent cond111on P S P B . $1800 1q74 Apache ca mper fold down l rvcr glo ss pane ls $1185 qcn 361 1 :J0 yr . finonnng, a lso relrnoncing Ireland Mortgage , '17 t State. A t hens . phon e {bl4) :JOS 1. For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple ' AI ROG.ER HYSEll VA .. HA. , 992 . 39~3 698-6300 44 STATE STREET ALBANY, OHIO YOUR CHOICE BARGAIN . p.; for sole, I OCI O and up M1dd le po rt . near Rutland . Call 99'J 7-4tH . ..-l vt: ROOM house and both remodeled full y carpeted May be see n oiler J pm Phone ~A R RISING 3T A R Kennel l> Boord•n g an d , groom1n g, oi l breeds Chesh1rc J67 0292or JO/ OIOb PYR~NH~ Real'tstall, for Sale GRIMfS GOLDt: N Red Oehcto us & Golden IJeh c.ous apples hh pat r rck O rchard, ~R 689 614 b69 -3/H5 1910 Business·Services Ht OROOM carpe ted home fu ll y tn suloted wr th J', ba th s 1n Pom eroy Re-asona bl y prrced Pho ne997 36]2 Bu y th ese two h om es lor fh c pr ice a t one or sp l1t t nem u p Owne r says sell 1 Make u s a n o tf er . lOMBIN t A L L1~ Chalmers C wrlh 3 heodo; , tl dro g type d•~c fr ont end loader far a M~ 35 ~0 It el~vO I Or bru ~h hog su lrpacker Andrew Cros s l ~ torl t-olls 247 "JBSL mon th. Mus t hove eJ< pe nence Co l i q92 2494 al ter 5 00 pm eURROUC.HS SEN SI MA TI C oc cou n t tn g m a chtne Ph one992 ) •1Sb The Oo rlv ~en tr ne l 111 Co urt !:.tree! Pome roy Ohro SWEEl f'O l A TOt:~ ~ed while and yellow Phone 843 '14J2 Robe rt W l ewiS HI ') ~o c rn ~ SR 124 IWO ~AM IL V Yard Sole Sotur day Sept IO starting ot q om a t 304 We tzgo ll Street . Pome ro )' Ma ny rtems espec rolly clo thtng of all s1zes Ro rn o r shme HOMt:~tl Wt NHH POT A 10~5 . grade I and ') C W ProHtll Por tland Oh1o FAMILY Yard Sole 1hursdo.,. !-=rr do y & Sa turdo.,. Cil to 4 138 Condor St Heh1nd Landmark Pomeroy f.lo 1n or sh1ne Let us test vour water Free & S M081lf HOMl~ r1 rlea !>On !, W Vo bes •de Heck ' ~r. 19'/3 Broodmore 14 " 04 2 bedroo m 1973 Oa r ton 14 x bO 2 bedroom I 9'/2 Vrc lor ron 14 x 67 J bedroom 'j bo th 1971 Coven lry I'} 1165 J bedroom 1909 Sta tesman 12 .- 60 2 bedroom COAL liMI:Sl ONl: san d, grovel . co l e~um chlorrde , fendrzer , dog load . and all types of salt ~x · cc ls1or ~o h Wo rk s Inc , E Main :, t. Porneroy 992 - :J~91. N ~(Alt: trdr ns wrth l t.,.pe layout Complete wrth all sw1t · ch es , house ch urch . lactoroes 8eou tdul Sell or swa p lor ca mper of equal va lue See Harvey l e om ond f'O Box 03 Ronne Ohro by Wagner Hard ware Start" HV ~ GIGANTIC YA RD Sole Ch rldren s cloth rng d ishe s, glass mrsc 3o turdoy Sep t 16 Mar y Mar lins res rdence bes ide Burger Che f Real L olale {or 1ialc 8 SHOOTING MA fCH , Forked Run GUNS AND ammo large d l!!oCount Sportsman Clu b Sept ~ and on sho t shells, '11 LR 'J.'1 Mag every Sunday there oher Foe elc All krnds of new and used tory choke guns only . shot guns, rilles hand guns . ~ometimes you don t even need NO HUNTING or trespo sstng on money We !tad~ lor a lmost my property wrthout permts anything . fife~ S. :hd M1d· 510n . Judy M cGraw . dlepon 992-7494 , GUN SHOOT /o!ocine Gun Club MUSICAl INSTRUM~NT S horns . hery Sunday I pm Factory gu rtors , flute!~ , clorrn eh , tram · chok e guns only bones , etc To sell or trade . DHIVER AVAilA8l~ to bus Frte s. s. 3rd .. Mrddlcport chrldren to and from Gollro TVfo'~WN I TERS POR1 AHLH elec · Christian School Vrnton . Ohio toc gorng to se ll or ttode them , fro11el New l1m o Rd , to Hor loa ~rte · s ~ 3rd M• ddleporl nson11ille 143 toRt 7 toRt 124 991 7494 and 325 rnto Vrnton 742·2008 1974 OAT~U N PICKUP Ph one FRH CLOTHING Who do you 992 6192 after Spm that l r lo.e ~ beau t iful k now clothes that co n I pay today s PLAID lOV!:. sea t and motchrng prrces? Great deals now be1ng cho rr and o tt oman . Bed room offered q-4q· 11 1~ 992<N41 or su•le All l1ke new rn eKcellen t qn 23'17 cond1Hon 949·2701 11-= YOU ho11e o servrce to offe r wont to buy or se ll somet h rng or ae loo krn g lor work whatever yo u ll get resu lt s foster wr th a Sent1nel Wont A d Call qcn.215b f i>r 1;ak KARR & VAN ZANDT OFF SPECIAL PRICE Expires G W C I C E T hDt. 17 , U 71 C. II now for appalntmont u :r'• CrJF&I..... : THE BEST TRAINING ANY ~~er;~~nc~~gt~~!~e ;~J ~~:;~ PARENT CAN GIVE A am.D IS TO TRAIN THE CIULD TO creale larger proble ms than TRAIN lfDISELF.-A.P.GOUTHEY re all y exist. Do your iob In your · K1of ....,_ ... t... 0 Y. . .r. . ~ •m PomeJOY lAndmali ack >ft. C.rsoy, Mgr. Pliant m -211 . • s,nc~~oo • ' . �... 12- The Daily Scntind , Middlcpo1·t-Punwroy, ~· ndiiy, 0 .. Sept. 14. Teams working in a steady rai.n found the bodv of a ;,. yea r-o ld boy' among tall weeks on the bank . of fl ood· Soaking rains and curiosity - seekers cornpound ed miseries prone Rock Cr eek in so uth- for central Arkansas flood victims and thWJderstorms threatened more flooding in Texas and t he desert Southwest today . Officials searching lor vicu;;-,s of akiller flash flood in cent ra l Ar ka nsas said Thursday their efforts were hampered by hundreds of sightseers gawking at the devastation. "It 's almost unbelievable the number of people out here,' ' said police Lt. Ed Eth ridge . "The s ightseer s are just clogging things up. We're hav ing to threaten them with arrest to get them to lea\•e." At least 10 people were killed near Little Rock . One weather-related death was reported in Texas and one in Ind iana . Damage in Arkansas and Texas was estimated in the millions of dollars. west Little Rock. Eight of the victims. five of them age 10 or below, drowned in the Rock Cree k area. Two others. brothers, 4 and 7, drowned in Benton. about 20 miles from Little Rock . Little Rock police said there were four persons still missing. • Wre c k e r s · pulled submerged cars out of the creek . ~uba divers reported no people were inside 15 submerged ca rs that had been swept from a bridge into the creek. Up to 13 inches of rain was officially recorded in parts of sou thw es t Little Rock, triggering the mas sive flooding Wednesda y that required police to take to · boats to evacua te many residential ar eas . Car l Lan ders of the Nationa l Weather Serv ice. who has lived in Little Roc k since 1945, called it the most destructive central Arkansas flood in decades. " It 's the worst l can remember," Landers said. " For one thing, there used not to be so many houses out there (in the Rock O'eek area ). Nowthereareso many people living out in that flood By DANIEL F. GILMORE WASHINGTON (UP!) House investigators today had a new mystery in their in vestigation of · John F. Kennedy 's assassination identity of the writers of a Russian phrase and other notations on the back of a photograph . or Lee Harvey Oswald flaunti,ng his rifle and pistol. The photograph, with a dedication by Oswald in English to George de · Mohrenschildt and the never ~en by the Warren CommisSion, which concluded in 1964 that Oswald alone had killed the president on Nov. 22, 1963. Now , 15 years later, the strangely inscribed picture is being analyzed by experts commissioned by the House Assassinations Committee. The l'icture was brought up after Oswald's widow ended two days of testimony under oath, concluding that she . r-~-----Our Interest is Greater' For You 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Certificates of Deposit . $500.00 Min imum. Interest Payable Quarterly. pomeroy A substantial penalty is invoked on all certificate nationa bank accounts withdrawn prior to the date of maturity . Meigs Co. Branch the bank of the century established 1872 ~) '--o/ The Athens County SavinGS & loan Co. w. Main St . Pomeroy. Ohio FSIJC ---~- FUTURA STONE COMES TO MEIGS-GALLIA-MASON AREA It 's th e newest dimension in outdoor su rfa ce coveri ng w it h national and Interna t io nal accep tance. BEAUTIFY ANY RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL AREA Ideal For: •LOBBIES •ENTRANCE WAYS •WALKWAYS •DRIVEWAYS •POOL DECKS •PATIOS, It Eliminates: •SLIPPAGE LIABILITY •STANDING WATER •MILDEW UTU STONE REG. T~ADE •DISCOLORATION AND UNSIGHTLY SURFACES MARK II II -------------------------- ! Area Deaths ! I I LENA PICKENS Pickens, Mason; two half· Lena Franklin Pickens, 89, sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Rust, Mason, died this morning at Charleston ; Mrs. Evelyn · the Wellston Nursing Home, Williams, Miami, Fla.; one Wellston . She was born Oct. half-brother, William Rust, 24, 1889, Nitro, w. Va . to the Charleston; II grand· late Albert and Carrie Frank· c hildren; 35 _ great· lin Rust . grandchildren and 13 great • She was preceded in death great · grandchildren. by her husband, Todd M. . Funeral services will be Pickens in 1946. She attended held Sunday 2 p.m. at the the Mason United Methodist Foglesong Funeral Home Church and was a member of with the Rev . John Wildman the SFR Class. officiating. Burial will be in . Survivors include one son the Robinson C~metery al Samuel G. Pick.ens: Chester, 0. Pomeroy ; one daughter, Mrs. Friends may call Saturday Ruth Musser, Athens ; one 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the daughter-in-law , Mrs. Mabel funeral home . Diabetes forum set The American Diabetes Ass oc iation , Southeastern Ohio Chapter, is sponsoring a public forum on diabetes on September 21 at the First Christian Church at 3000 Dresden Rd ., · Zanesville. Registration will be held from 6 to 6:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Dr. Robert Dorff. Dr. Dorff graduated from medical school from George Washington University and completed his residency at Ohio State Uni versity MILK RECALLED CANTON, Ohio (UP! ) The Superior Dairy Co ., Canton, announced today it is recallin g all of its milk products which carry an expiration date of Sept. 23. Officials of the Canton Health, Department said the milk carryi.ng that expiration date has a high bacterial level. The milk was processed Sept. II and Superior officials said 85 percent of the milk never reached the market. Anybody having the milk in question is urged to return it to the store where the pur· chase was made and a refund or replacement will be provided. Hospital. He is currently doing post-graduate work in endocrinology at Ohio State University Hospital. He will conduct a mini-workshop on juvenile diabetes and speak on Diabetes Mellitus , an overview . Other They also agreed that as many as four other different people could have Wlitten the remarks. These other i.ncluded the Russian phrase, a notation in English, "copyright G. de M., " and initials and a date reading "JJM 4-1-77." None of the writings could be ascribed to either Oswald, Marina <r De M~renschildt, all of whom could write · Russian, he said. Scientific analysis, McNally said, showed !hat the Russian Inscription appeared to have been painstakingly written over an earlier pencilled version !hat had either been partially erased or had faded . It was impossible to isolate <r identify the underlying writing in cyrillic letters, he said, but whoever traced over it "did not know Russi•.n." McNally said as many as four different people may have composed the various writings on the back of the photograph -Oswald for the English inscription and the date ; two unidentified persons (<riginal and tracer) for the R,ussian language phrase, and a different Wliter for the 11Copyright" notation . The experts' dismissed the "JJM 4-1·77" notation, the fifth on the back of ,the picture, as the probable work of a classifier, probably at the Natiooal Archives. Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Ross Kent, Addison ; Nellie Price, Middleport ; Jay Mitchell, Mason. · Discharged - Thomas Gibbs, Ottis Boston, Gayle Olivet, Herbert Gilkey, Paul Burton, Fanny Aleshire, Jesse Swan, Denise QuaDs, Darla White, Mary Davis, Daisy Glassburn. mtnl - workshops to be conducted are eating away £rom home, skin care, uril:le testing, over the counter drugs, and the treatment of high and low blood sugar. A panel discussion will be held. Participants on the panel will be the workshop leaders , Dr . Dorff and diabetics from . our com· munity . Displays will be set up by various companies producing products for diabetic use, teaching prog rams from Good Samaritan Medical Center and Bethesda Hospital, and the Southeastern Ohio Diabetic Chapter. Urine testing will be available . for non-diabetics that are interested. There will be no admission charged. SERIOUSLY ILL Word has been received that Mrs. Peter Kracjovic, mother of the Rev. Father Bernard Kracjovic, formerly pastor of Sacred Heart Church In Pomeroy, is seriously IU in Zanesville. Cards may be sent to Mrs. Kracjovic at St. John Medical Center, Rooin 612-S, Steubenville, Ohio 43593. A •• Columbuo, Oblo, • and damaged 10111e homee near Buckeye Lake. M<re !hap 2 inches of rain feU in areas of soulhem Indiana, producing some flash flooding in low-lying EXTENDED FORECAST Sunday through Tuesday, fair lhrOUJih lhe period, with highs in the 'Its and early moraine low temperatures ranging from the middle COs to lbe middle Sk. Tornado damages 4 homes United Press lnleriiiiUooal A tornado touched down near the Licking-Perry county bocder in central Ohio Thursday night, heavily damaging at least four homes, one restaurant and two mobile homes, but no injuries were rep<rted. The twister first blt the Hillt.opper restaurant on Ohio 13 just south of Interstate 70, according to Capt. Olaries Pinney of the Ucklng County Sheriff's Department. The roof of the restaurant was torn off, and a tractortrailer and a storage trailer parked nearby were turned over. The tornado · then moved north and heavily damaged three homes at Dogwood Lake Estates m U.S. 40 just east of · Jacksontown. The storm mov.ed northeast and turned over two mobile homes near Pleasant Olapel Road and Davia Road in Licking CoiUity. Pinney said the tornado apparently developed in Perry County and moved along Ohio 13 Into Licking County acr01111 Buckeye Lake and through th~ Avoodale area. Storms also dumped more than an inch of rain at StiUwell in !IDUthem Holmes County, acccrdlng to a report received by the NaUooal Weather Service office at . Cleveland. An advancing cold front . that triggered thursday 's storms wa~ eJ:peeted to bring clearing skies and slightly cooler temperatures u it . moved across !he state today. MEMBER NAMED Maxine Goegleln has been appointed as a member of the Meigs County Retardation &ard by Judge Manning D. Webster, chairman. Mrs. Goeglein fills the expired term of Richard Chambers, Webster reported. . MIDOLEPORT. QHIO 45760 NAME ...••.• ..•.•...•...........•..... ••...••.••••.••• ..•..•••••.••.••.••.. I were sighted, but none : touched down. Behind the eastward • II)Ovlng Midwest 1torma wu · a huge mau of cooler, drier air that promiaed to bring sunshine for the weekend. (Continued from page I) and the Ohio Department of Economic · and Community Development in ,Columbus, This team Included: Davia Garwood, Technical AM!stance C<Hlrdinator, Don Phlillps, Program Planning Specialist, Tom Mallery and Chris Richards, Bureau of Planning and Research. Mike McMillan, Research Associate· with the Com· munity Research Forum of the University of illinois also addressed the group on alternatives to secure detention and planning procedures. (Continued from page I) plane to Mrianna, Ark ., where they landed on a dirt road. They left Romine ·and cammandeered a car driven by a third hostage, Richard Rutledge, 19, of Moro, Ark., aild drove away. Police said the convicts spent Wednesday night i.n the home of John King In Woodlawn, 40 miles northeast of Little Rock, where they left Rutledge tied to a bed the next morning. Police said Chism and ip'ons fled ln the Kings' car, tilklng them as hostages. Bonds and Brewer drove away in the Kings' pickup truck and were captured at Hoxie. 0 ••• • •••••• 0 ••• 0 •••• 0 •••••• 0 0 ·----------------------------------- market va lue, Condee's study confirmed the state's eva luation figures. Int ervie wed Friday Mrs. Condee stated she then approached Tax Com· missioner Robert Kinney, and negotiated a "sizeable" decrease. in the ~1ate ordered reappraisal percentages. In applying those negotiated per· centages to ,present property values, Condee round that for real estate between the range of $24,000 and $70,000 the tax Increase would be between $20 and $40 per year. " I felt that such an increase in taxes without the vote of the people was improper," Condee stated Friday, "so I submitted my abstract showing no in· !Continued on A-2 1 VOL 13 ' Jean Cooper appomted to commission .. '<I -~ · • ' . ,, • ... '. ;-'t~:~¥; ·~· \ "' - ~ ' ·, . . ,. ~-· . .. [,_,. .. ' • .. ' THIS IRKSOME DETOUR on Route 33 near Burlingham Is about to become a part of th~ past. The detour was put in BY DALE ROTHGEB GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County's Budget Commission, compooed of Auditor, Mrs. Dorothy Condee; Treasurer, Frank Mflls, Jr., and Prosecuting Attorney Joseph L. Cain have ·approved budget requests and set tax rateo for the various taxing subdivisions In Gauta County. According to a &pdl.esman for the budget commission, the county's evaluation has been set at $402,1165,6111. That includes $6!1,644,320 In real estate; $16,474,640 In reevaluation .of properties; $280,046,920 in public utiillies; another $10,000,000 addition from the Gavin Plant and t27 ,700,000 in personal property. Based upon the rate of 3.40 ·mflls, Gallla County's budget for the coming year wao · set at ,1,389,743, The budget requelled submitted totaled f! ,400,000. AU major budlleto, tUJ.e oubmilted by ... Gllllia Leeai, Galllpolil City SciMoll ud Gailipolio Cltyllllewed • TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED , Tl-30 STUDENT MATH KIT. ••••••••••••• '2115 , deftdl ~~~····· On tile rate ot three tenths of. 1. mill, GaiUa County'a 0.-al Hlllth D!Jirlct wiU receive '1tltl,fl7 ond the 841 Mental Healtb Board two lentlto mill levy wiU eldeal for students and professionals • Does 52 calculator functions • For children 5 years anq up. •Eiectrofllc learning and a fun new way to learn. • Plus AC· DC adapters and rtdlarttalllt llattwy kit a. - '\,; ... . .! . ·. which was to be replaced . The bridge Is completed and sorfaced with only the stde protection remaining before it is opened to traffic . " ·Gallia 's evaluation ~· set at $402,865,880 FROM set fl'l m. Ill. Gallaa County Locai'o Boar4 of Education, upon the.tax rale oi1UO mUll, ITUII ITOLEN GAWPOUS- R. H. Wade, of the M. T. Spline Co.,l'l» BullrD Ave., fiPOI'Iad tht theft of toollllll a .-nor, nlaed at .... lrom thl eompeny prvperty. Aecordial 10 lbl nport, tht thtft oecumd aomllllllt aft• t p.m. Prldily. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . . ' . . ' ,. .. JUST RECEIVED ' : 0 . PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY EXTENDED FORECAST Monday through Wedoe~day, lair Monday, with ·sho"·ers developing 1ate Tuesday a_nd continuing Wednesday. Highs will be moslly In th e 70s, wilh lows in the 50S. TO END MARRIAGE Filing fo.r dissolution of a marriage ln Meigs County Common Pleas Court were Argyle lloyd Deeter, Ri. 3, Racine and Florence Eloise Deeter, same address. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~·~ ROBERT CLARK, Ellamore, We st Virginia , will demonstrate the centuriesold tTaft of wooden farm tool making at the eighth Annual Bob Evans Farm Festival Oct. 13, J4 and 15. He will be one of more than 100 early American craftsmen demonstrating their skills throughout the three.Qay Festival. :::::::;:::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;.;.;:::::::::::; LICENSE ISSUED A marriage license was issued to David Alan Fife, 24 , Middleport, and Rosemarie Dalene Colburn, 20, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. PTO MEETING "Meet your teacher nillht" will be observed at the regular meeting of Cheater PTO ~onday; Sept. 18, at 7:30p.m. at the grade school. ' SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1978 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT NO. 33 ... . .".-h_.,.,.' tntinti tmts :;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:::;:::::;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: II J order. Based upon the state requirement to appraise property at 100 per cent of + several mmths ago to keep traffic from traveling a bridge SERVICES CHANGED Hysell Run Free Methodist Church, Hysell Run Road, mid-week services have been changed from Thursday to Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. citizen and tour RI'OIIIll to attend on Friday, Oct.. 13. BU8CS ·can be best accommodated m that date. Festival hours are Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission parking and entertainment are free. Th~ Bob Evans Farm Festival is the largest free event of its kind in the country. OVernight camping on the grounds wiU be available with ·a one-lime $S service lee. The Bob Evans Farm Is located in southeastern Ohio oo U. S. 35 between Jackson and Gallipolis. Auditor defies state order Convicts THE umE PROFESSOR ................ s1415 ADDRESS •... ..•. .......•.•......••... .......••••••.••....•....•. .. .. •.... . I · · I •••••••••••• •••••. ZIP.................... 1 CITY I ! PHONE •••• •••••••••••.••.•••••••••• •.•.•.••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• hoe.Qown. RIO GRANDE , _ Fall brlnp not only 1970. He has always collected early- coun~y Field demma~atloos will feature American farm topls and was "falclnated crilp bree&ea and gold-tinged leaves, but Bradford's border collies herding sheep; acres of crops ready lor harvest . with the art ol making them." Through an horseshoeing ; sheep shearing; and trick · America 'a first fanners and their lanJ.Ilies apprenticeship !piiiii!Ored by !he Smith· The Olampionship Reno family made preparatlms for the !oog winter sonian Metropolitan Museum , Clark mules. wUI pitch horseshoes and· everyone Is season each October . Crops were learned how to make .the .tools under· the invited to try their hand at lO(!rolllng. harvested using horses and wooden farm museum's strict guidelines to assure There is plenty of hearty farm cooking tools, while wool was l!pUD and woven, and coo~ol of the quality and authenticity of at· the Festival,' so every appetite can be food enough to last during the cold weather the craft. satisfied whether it's a taste lor apple Real coun~y entertainment Is oftered was pre.-rved. · and sausage or cornbread and kettle· cider The country traditions of fall continue cootlnuoualy throuihout the three-day Bob cooked beans. at the eighth Annual Bob Evans Farm Evans Farm Festival. Banjos, fiddles and Festival officials urge school, senior Festival Oct. 13, 14 and 1~ oo the Bob dulcimers bring back the soWJds of an old · Ewns Fann in Rio Grande. Autwnn col<rsln !he hillB and valleys oo the 1,100<lcre farm are at their best at Festival llme. Tbe featured attractioo will be over 100 early American craftomen demmstrating pioneer skills. Festival· goers will ace wooden.Wy makers and BY LARRY EWING the legisla(ure froze all voted millage and candlemakers, .Uversmilha and blacl!· GALLIPOLiS - County Auditor · ordered an update of evaluaiions .three smiths, glass blowers arid logroUers. Dorothy L. Condee has defied the order of years after reappraisaL Accordi ng to Mrs. Co ndee, A woodw<rker by trade, Robert Clark the State Department of Tax Equaliz.ation oiEUamore, West Virginia, will he making by submitting an evaluation of Gallia representatives from the Department of wooden hand tools at the Festival. County property showing no percentage of Tax Equalization have been in the County According to Clark, "The tools are the klnd increase in value for 1979. Auditor's office about once a month for the Mrs. Condee had bOen ordered, earlier · · past three years checking sales records, early plooeers would h&ve uaed, auch as pltchf<rks, rakes and shovels. They 're this year, to Increase the county's property and comparing those records with the reproductioos of actual tools made and . value by an overall average of 39 percent, auditor's property record co rds. used from the time of the Pilgrims to the as a result of the county's fir st three-year Earlier this year , Con dee was ordered 1830s." update for tax purposes. to raise property evaluations throughout During the Festival, visitors can In 1972, the Ohio legislature enacted a tbe coWlty by the fo llowing p<rcentages : watch him start with a solid white oak 10(1 law calling for aU real estate to be ap- 50 per cent, agricultural land ; 20 per cent, and eventually turn out the finished tool . praised at 100 per cent of market value, farm buildings ; 21 per cent, commercial The mly aids Clerk uses in his tool and taxed at 35 per cent ofthat value. and industrial property ; 45 per cent , making are a "shaving horse" to steady When counties began their reappraisals residential. the wood while he shapes and carves with there was such a drastic increase in taxes At that time,- she )Yas directed to a "draw knife," , that the state decided to do an update conduct' A separate sa les ratio study to be A wood furniture maker for years, every three years to offset the Impact of used as the basis for a confirmation, or dis· Clark did not learn hand took making until' the legislation. In passing H.B, 920, in 1976, confirmation, of the state's evaluatiOn Committee ••• 1 l Eighth annual Bob Evans Farm Festival slated October ·1 3-15 ..... Sev•al funnel cloudl ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR •••••••••••••• '3000 BILL HACKETT · GEORGE HACKETT · DENNIS HACKETT -------------·DR MAIL COUPON-------------, 93 7TH AVE. to him that he was "responsible" for " inspiring" Oswald. The coounittee was never able to clarify what he meant. Joseph P. McNally , commanding officer of the police laboratory and a handwriting expert in the district attorney's office of New York County, New Y<rk, testified that he and iwo other experts analyzed the Russian and English inscriptions oo the picture of Oswald. McNally said the experts agreed unanl!nously that a notation in English, reading "To my friend Geor~e from Lee Oswald" and the date " 5-IV-63," was definitely Wlitten by Oswald. states.. SLIMLINE Tl-25 POCKET· CALL 992-3886 FUTURA STONE OF MIDDLEPORT believed the ex-Marine, acting alone, killed Kennedy because he was mentally sick. "I believe the man was capable of doing such a thing ," Mrs. Marina Oswald Porter, now rerriarried and living in Texas, told the committee. A murky figure with reputed CIA ties, de Mohrenschildt apparently killed himself at the home of a wealthy friend in Palm Beach, Fla., in March of last year as the House panel was trying to trace him for "very important testimony ." A Dutch journalist friend had told the committee De Mohrenschildt had confided • Carrying Case FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND FREE ESTIMATES. I - southeastern IA:Imatlo touched down eut of • Ideal for High School . College and Career. It is a be au tif u l wash srn oolh r ive r g r a ve l bon ded in a c lea r dur a bl e ,uperhard e xpos y . YO U MU ST SEE IT TO APPRECIATE IT' I were pnsted in parts of Arizona, Utah and Nevada as heavy thWlderstorms moved !hr0ygl). More storms were scattered over a large area from the lower Great Lakes through the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys ,and the • Contains Tl -30 Calculator and owner's manual • 224 page calculator book . WHAT IS FUTURA STONE I Less serious flooding hit South Texas, but . the NWS posted flash.flQOd watches ln several areas inundated by rains in recent weeks. CUero, about 100 miles southeast ol San Antoolo, reccrded 41'.! inches dnrlng a twn-bou,r period Thursday. Flood warnings were issued for the Guadalupe River , which fiows near CUero, and the San Antonio River . But there were no new reports ·of fiood damage . Flaah.flood watches also ' Russian phrase " Hunter of· pomeroy rutland tuppers plains plain, it was bound to happen.u Mystery photo was never seen by Warren Commission Fascists Ha Ha Ha! !!" was Want some fina ncial help') And good advice? C om e to the p lace w here you're the bosf We like doing thin gs your way. j 1978 Rains, people compound Arkansas problem United Press International .. the same aslasl year, wtll receive ~,553 mills and all classified taxes. less than the amount requested. Gallla's ·'' Gallia-Jackson-VInton Vocational instde rate of 4.30 mills brlngs in f3,~,66! Board - 1.70 operating, .30 perinanent and the voted rate olll.lO mills provides improvements. Same as last year. $3,538,116lfor a total budgetoU5,933 447. In Cheshire Twp. General rate .20; .40 addition, five tenths of a mill or fl62,417 inside. That is a slight Increase over last will go toward claasroom facilities. year. Other township rates were as follows : Originally, the board had requested P,lfl2,000. Addison Twp. - .80 General and .10 Gallipolis City Schools' Board of Rd. and Bridge and .10 Fire Levy. Clay Twp. - 2.00 Fire Levy and .90 Education budget request was for 11,77~;000. However, the district's millage General. of 3.10 inside and 22.48 voted will brlng in Gallipolis Twp . .40 inside. $1,727,231 or $47,769less than the request. Green Twp.-.70 General and 1.00 The bond has .50 mills lor bond. Fire Levy . On a va!•Jatlon of $211,0'12,400, and a Greenfield Twp. - 1.20 inside. Guyan Twp. - .70 inside. rate of 1.110 mills, the City of Gallipolis will receive $53,336 that is an Increase of the Harri son Twp. - .70. city's requeat because of additional Huntington Twp. - .90 inside. Morgan Twp. - 1.10 inside. .valuation added when the 413 acres was aMexed.Sept. 14. Ohio Twp.- .70 Inside a~d 1.00 lor the Other budget rates were set as fire levy . follows : Perry Twp. 0 .70 mills inside. Raccoon Twp. - .90 mills inside. Gailia County Dlltrlct Library, .20 Walnut Twp. - .80 lnalde. Rio Graode CommunitY College - 1.00 Fire fighters make mills. Rio Grande Village - .10 mills inside. run early Saturday Centervflle VIllage - .10 mills Inside. Crown City Village - .40 mil". GALUPOL!S - 11ie Galltjloiis City Cheshire Villaae - .30 miUs . It was Fin Department wao called to the scene of also detennined that the .30 llhown for the 1 crude oil fire Saturday, atl:ll a.m., on toWIIIhlp in the road 'and bridp fund for Pole Cat Rd., three-fourths of a mile west the current yeer lhoultl be removed from of SR 7. the vlllaprale. According to the report, the fire beaan Vinton VIUase - .10 miU.lnslde. Levy when wind carried aas I~ to a hoi l'lllllinl in November for 2.50 mflls. No 11110ke . .ck. action takt1t ptndlng outcome of election. There waa no ~ of lpu ~urred Gallla CoWlty - ,,48 mills. durtna· thl llrt, 'lllklll OOCtll'n4 at • oU Sprih&field Twp. - .80, the same as ooldlna tllllk OWIIIItl .., a.e Alll8r eo., tut year. Cornfnl, 0 .. t .1 ., RIO GRANDE - The Governor's Commission on Employ ment of the Handicapped will have a loca l higher education representative due to a recent appointment. Jean L. Cooper, coordinator of personnel at Rio Grande College and Community College, has been given a five·year commission appointment by. Governor Jam es A. Rhodes. Ms. Cooper recently attended the first orientation meeting of this 75 member commission. The commission's primary charge is to explore new avenues in securing equal employment opportunities for the handicapped citizens of Ohio. 111e state wide commission is divided into twelve districts. Members respon· slbiliUes include attendance at local commission meetings and identiflcation or activities designed to meet the overall charge of the Governor . A 1967 graduate of Rio Grande College, Ms. Cooper received a bachelors of science degree . In addition, she has received a masters in interpersonal corrununications from Ohio University. In 1975 Ms. Cooper was honored wfth an honorary doctorate of public service from Rio Grande. ,.[ I ' Voters to decide issues Noven1ber 7 PUMEHOY - Meigs Co unty vo ter s In Syracuse, the millage on the levy . renewal is being reduced from two miUs to one mill and the renewa l would be for a five year period. .In Bedford To\\11Ship, voters will decidt! whether malt beverages, wine and mixed bevera~es will be sold for off premise consl,lmption. In Rutland Township, a .3 of one mill , Middleport Vi)lage voters will be faced with a new one mill , five year levy , which, if approved, would be used to provide fund s for the purchase of a new fi re truck. In Pomeroy VIllage a one mill, five year levy for fire protection . is up for renewal and in Syravuse Village a levy is five ')'ear levy is up for renewal and that is for fire protection . In Salisbury Township, voters will be fa ced with a new one mill, five year levy for maintenance and operation of cemeteries and a new two mill , five year levy fot dust control. In Olive Township, electors will vote on a new three mill, five year levy which would also provide funds for dust control. UTILITY BILLS COSTS UP WASHINGTON 1UPI1- TI1e electric and gas bills of Ameri can Cons umers shot up a record $13.4 billion in 1977, according to a survey released .Sa turday by Sens. John Glenn. D-Ohio, and Edmund Muskie. 0-Maine. The st udy said $il billion wa s added automatically to the nation 's utilit y bills through fuel adjustment clauses. The survey found the 113 .4 billion increase over 1976 was more than double the total rise in utility bills from l94B to 1973. The study was made by subcommittees chaired by the two senators and by the Congressional Res.a rch Ser· vice of the Library of Congress. Stolen engine found , youth held in custody POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff J ames J. Proffitt reports a nine and one· half horsepower engine stolen from an oil well in Gallia County, just across the co unty line, has been recovered in Meigs Co unty . A 16 year-<Jld Rt. I Reedsville youth has been taken into custody as a resu lt of the investigation. The engine was va lued under 11.000. Carl Howell, county juvenile· officer and deputies picked up the youth late Friday night . Th~ youth was lodged in the Meigs County Jail pending hearing. "'' .A ........... • • OONS'I'Rut'l'ION work bepn Friday on the new sanctuary aiGriCe United Metboct* Olurdl, GaUipolla. The · chw-ch llllllcre&atlon app~ in Aucuat a ,1,1110,000 building ., up for renewal for fire protection. will dccidt! the fate of one tax levy while voters tn six subdivisions will vote on issues within their areas at the Nov. 7 election. All Meigs County voters wiH vote ~n a new 1.25 mill, rive year tax levy whi ch would provide money for a training center and workshop for the menta lly retarded of the co unty. project, replacing an older sectim <i the building destroyed by llr~ m June 20, 1!177. \j 1 � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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