https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/629c1e1e97051805432be01f94a40067.pdf dda48c95419d76d29d3933ce14a25ed2 PDF Text Text 10-The Dail • • ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY 115TH ANNIVERSARY SALE ~ VOL XXVIII NU 1<'2 (. Begtns Friday, October 5th at 9:30 A.M . and conlmues for one week ending Saturday, October 13th at "5 P.M. Special sale pnces all ovet the store and !he Mechanic Street Warehouse w celebrate th 1s speml PvPnl OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. ~--~-;;;~-;;~·;~~:;L-;--~--~--·-·--~~~·~;;~~~~;--~-~---:;;s~·;~~;~::v~----T--~~sAu~P'~ruR"[sEUREKA I s74:95 . I.· UPRIGHT SWEEPER l 1. 1 MEN'S ' 13.95 FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS ' 11.19 MEN 'S ' 14.95 FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS '11.99 I MEN 'S '15. 95 FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS '12.7 9 ~ SALE BOYS' ~ - Many, many scenes and ~izes I I ANNIVERSARY SALE I REG. ' 36.00 ...................... SALE '28.79 ~ BOYS SHIRTS All of our boy s s hirts included for thi s spec1a l s ale Finn nels , kn ' '' · westerns , an exce ll e nt selec l1 o n of styles , c olors and II Men 's and boys s1zes . Wh•le w ith c olor trim . Regu lar price $1.39 I PAIR l ::~~e:;:55hlrls 1 . .. Boys $9.95 Shirts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7 .96 'S SAVE:~ ~6 . . . l1 Waltz le ngth gowns, robe s sembles . - Nylon . - Perm a nent Press I 1 Reg . $500 and en I I SPORTSWEAR Heavy cas t alum inum to h e al and c ook I · ----------~~---·--..--.-~.-.J - ANNIVERSARY SALE MEN'S BROADCLOTH SALE S•ze~~~t!~~~e~~la~~~~;t~A~ee Men's S6500 out lining . I I I 8.50 1 . ANNIVERSARY SALE i l """,~:~."a~,~~~~•~o~~~·S·~·~·~·'·~~S • I 1 I __.r: ._...-...-......-.~-.-...-.J~U~N~,-O~R·-..._...__.._....._.... __ ,_11 .... Sale\! 11 A t.~TioANDRun s HAMP oo .99 coMMEcTI~o~EcoNon•a ... eR .•••. • • •••• ..••• . s.atesl .49 wc~vALA0ENc ~~~E:• co~o •r• oNER .• . • .•••.•••.••• 1I 1 l ~::~i~:~g;~:~~~:·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.-.·.·.· .·.· ..·.:::::::: 1 H(O TY EQlJASION gas , lher mos ' a t ,c ally REG. ' 348.00 70,000 BTU W! BLOWER........ SALE ' 298.00 REG. '186.00 35,000 BTU ................... .. SALE •158.00 ••"""""'"" , l400E~I~:;~~ C iiiEAM . . • • • • • . • • . • . • • . • • • • •• . • •• Sa leJ.99 ALL WEATHER COAT S ANO fUR •rR0M ";'56 ........... !:~:~! Boys Sl8 .95 Jackets -Vest s ........... Sl4.76 Boys $29 .95 Jack e ts -vests ........... S23.36 I . ) ! ~~~e~:~do~~e~e~~o~~ s~~!~nT~I lI si ze s . Flannels , c ha m brays , COAT SALE Dr ess le ng th s. fur collars and all weather polye s ter 11 knits . s uedes. 9• ngham. p la ids . Th e saving s are g r ea t for ann,versary week . I I I Men ' sSll .95WesternShirls ........ S9 95 Men's Sl1 .9S w ester n Shorts . . . . $10.36 Men 's $16.95 Western Shorts . . Sl3 .S6 I Men 's St8.95WesternSh•rls . . . . . $15.16 I 1 /2 1 QT. PYREX COVERED GOURMET DOUBLE coats . II REG. '64.00 ....... ................. SALE '54.00 !I RES. ' 80.00 ...... ............. .. .... SALE ' 64.00 ~ · J \ ~ I \ L ! I ~ $ 399 ~ 11 ~ a two hour meetmg lflursday n1ght Eilsy to c lpan . no c arr/ ove r ot llav ors i Wat ch th e food c ook · 1 1: i 1 bcrs of the Ohio A...socJi:tlJUn uf Public School employes - nttended a t the Amen can Legonn Ha ll 111 Beautiful sol1d pine shelves, mirrors , sc on ces. s poon racks , medicine chests . ANNIVERSARY SALE l 1 1 1 Qt. Dcuble Boiler Reg.Sl5. 95 I ~ SALES}Q.QO ~~ii~~sp~~~~~u~:~ ~ Save 20 per cen t during Men 's$l9. 95Kno1Shlrts ... . .. .... Sl5.96 SPORTSWEAR BY HARBOR BELLE AND RUSS-TEEN vests, s lacks, blouses and REDUCED 20% ANNIVERSARY . SALE ANNIVERSARY WEEK TABLE COVER SALE 1\ I SALE $650 ~-~~~------·--~--~--~ ANNIVERSARY SALE JUNIOR COATS I · II ~ i 1 I ALL FOR ONLY 1 I SAVE 20% 1_ Men .ss22.95Jac kets ·Vests Mens 529.95 Jackets -vests Men :ss39.95Jac kets · Vests Mens 559.95 Jackets ·Vests ....... $17.86 ... ... . S23 .36 ..... $31.16 ....... S46.76 CHILDREN'S SLEEPWEAR Sleepers, gowns, robes, pajamas, months sizes, 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, and 7 to 14. ANNIVERSARY SALE 99 19 TO S3 sll II I ssggoo I 1 11 I I I I I r·---·--~;.;B:;E~;;;~---~r------~-·-~·----- ·-.. --.-~ ---·-·-·--~---~~--~--.J ANNIVERSARY SALE !I oak bedroom suite. all wood . 1 per c~n lcl ur• ngour sa l e week 1 S1z es 36 to 46 and ex tra larg e s•zes too Den•m s. co rduroy s, quilled nyulon s, lea th e r s Our ent1rc s toc k on snle Sa ve 20 !I. I ~ I I I 1 II I ~ I FASHION JEANS Big selection of fashion styles in sozes 28 to 42 waist . Lengths jo to 36. Most styles are pre -wa s hed straig ht legs and flares. Big savings for th1s sale . Men's $14 .95 Fashion Jeans Men's$15.95FashionJeans Men'sSl6 .95FashionJeans Men's $17 .95 Fashion Jeans ~--~----~--~----~~ .... ... .... ... .. ..... ....... $11.29 Sll.99 sl2.79 513.49 ~ I ANNIVERSARYSPECIAL BATH TOWEL SALE I cannon ja cquard weave towe ls , solid c olors, maize, b lue or pink . fring e d e nds I I I S3 .99 Bath Towel .......... ....... SJ.29 $2.99 Matching Hand Towel ........ $2 . 49 Sl.49MalchingWashCioth .... .... $1.19 1 1 prosecutvr's resl gnJ::ttion . James Halleran . who had se r· ved ru; the city's prosecutor sonce November 1978. offered to res 1191 following an incident late Frida y man Athen5 busmess off1 ce when he aUegedly became tntox1 ca ted and fired gunshots at the orflce 's ceiling . Hunter sa1<f he was forced to· accept the re.•ugnat1on ~ tnn· the alleged inCident wuuld h £t ~o· e Jun dered Halleran 's perlonnance as prosecutor . He sa 1d he planned to lured . !I Ski coats, dress coals, fur trimm ed. Reg . $56 .00 to $169.00 . Logan and the accompanying band sho'r\· wa s cancelled 1n accordancr wolh the pulley of the board of education wlUch sC~ys that unless kachers and student;; involved in tht' activities arc tn the classroom. the extra curr\cul;:~r dd ivtttes will not be pem11tted . Supt. Gleason last mght fielded questions for some three hours as a!-i pect...;; of the teachers strik e were dtseussed . Twenty teachers later jooned the 50 p<Jrent;; of the Harnsonvlile area a ttending the rnectmg . TI1ey we re a mong teachers -and nun-(:ertified empl oyes and a few par e nt~ who had a ttended an ea rlier publ ic mcetong hrld Ill Pomeroy. There was sume in~ t s lance 111 the later part of the mee ttng . pnmanly Seek burglar MAl\ SFI t:I.D . Oluo ' AI' 1 PoiJl·e in Mansfi eld were sear- chmg Thursday for a clean, well · dressed burglar . Authonti es said a man fo rced Ius way through an apartment window 111 Mansfield on Wed nesday night, took off h1s d1rty clothes and then took a shower. He finally left wearing the apart · ment owner's thiee'{llece suit . Effort underway UHRICHSVILLE, Olu o I AP 1 A last minute effort to save 1Continued on page 10 1 P1Jmeroy to d1scuss possible a ctions bnn~ Jbout a settlement 1n the trr tead~.;rs stnke 10 the Me1gs I.oral School J>tstnd Mrs. Warren Perrine of Mod · dleport arranged the mcetmg and prestded at the session. well at· tended by members of the Meogs Local Teachers AsSO<'ial!on . Ne~ther Supt. David Gleaso n nor any mem· ber of the Me1gs Local School D1strid 's Roard of Education wa s pri!!':ient. Mrs . Pernne announced that she had contacted Supt. Gleason and three of the board members about the m~ti,,~ . However , Gleason and board member , Mrs . Jennifer S~t;;. were at another public meetmg at Harrisonville The Pomeroy meetmg was not announced until Wednesday . Mrs . Bonnie Fosher. president of the Me1 gs Local Teacher s A'i.'iociation . Ted Hibler . Uniserv Consultant for the Oluo Education Association . Oav1d Bowen and Hlta Slavin. members of the negotiatmg team , as well as several other teachers, explaml-d their strikt.> pos1t1on . They caUed on those present to bnng press ure on the board tn order to resolve the is.'iuei and get the s tudent< baek into the L'lassrooms . Mrs F1sher reite rated the t.t•f!cht·rs · opt nton tMt there is no · me~wingfuleducatwn" going on in the schools which are "VIrtually closed··. Bowen l'harged thai the re os ··fittle e\' tdenre of bargatmng m good fmth .. on the part of the school board . He reported tha t the teachers have asked for a ··fair share " of !be reported $4 70.000 in new money which. he says. has come into the dostnct tlus past year . He noted that since the stnke began. the board ho s saved about $116,000 111 sa lanes of non-workmg employes . Rowen, in answer to a q uestion. reported the cost of security guacch L~ about $10,000 to $11,000 a week . During the discussion on the need for security guards . a non-member teacher attending said she felt there was a need for the guards because of a personal experience she had after crossing the pi cket lines . SPECIAL - Double dresser and morror -4 Drawer chest. -.Queen ·full SIZe bed with footboard . - 1\loghtStand . I Sale prices on all of our table co ve rs . Squares, rounds, ovals, oblongs . All sizes in solid colors and patterns JACKETS AND VESTS BEDROOM ATHENS, Oluo I AP I - Athens Ci ty Law D1rector Garry Hunter has accepted the l' J!v BLUE DENIM ENAMEL REG. ' 12.59 r----:;;~~-;;;:.;-;7.'.:;,----r-----REc -,gggr;---- 1 s45oo -- s14400 00 -------------·----~{ l L__ :A~--~~·---~-~~·--MEN'S WINTER Halleran res4,YJ1s temporarily assume llalleran 's duti es unt1l anothl·r prosec utor l.'i I Men ' s$8.95Kn11Shirts .... . ... . ... S7.16 SlO 95 K no 1 Sh ors t . . . . . . . . . . SB Men's. . . 76 Men'sSl4.95KnoiShirts ......... . $11.96 25~O ·-·------·;~~;;;;~--;~A~;;_._.__.._.. PRE-TEEN l..ast week , a fouttxtll game wtth f rem 1 se houl e111ploycs, th::H the si·hools be dosed and a few par ent< msosted that sehools be closed . llowever , Glea son sa td 1t Is the responSibl oty of the dostr ict to ofrer education to ots s tudent;; a nd he was finn on ius reply that district sr houls will remain open a.s they have s ince the s trike be~an 10 days etgo. The discu"ion brought out that strikmg employe s and those noncertified em ployes hononn ~ tt <Jre not being pa<d . Supt. Gleason commented that these employes would like schools closed so that the time would ha ve tu be made up and on the end they would rece ive pay However. teache rs and others who fe lt that sc hool> should be officially closed saod they feel the strike would be settled more qutckly if the schools were closed and the negotiating Strike ending actions discussed at session WALL ACCESSORIES REDUCED the tnp 100 persons attend STEWS, SOUP, VEGETABLES, 15 QT. 1 Our e nt ire s toc k on sa le Sizes s mall , m ed1 um . large and ex tra large . Velour the Saturday event for the band . 11 " still a school -re la!t•d e~·ent "'"' the band wll l not be penmtt Nl to make BIG COOKING STEW POTS GREAT FOR REG . ' 124.00 ..................... SALE ' 105.00 II allowed to gu to Pockenngtun Satur· day where it was scheduled to enlt>r a competot10n . 1 I KNIT SHIRTS Supt. Gleason also tlnnounced that the lugh school bam] w1ll not l>e SALE ~---·---~~- ·----~--·-..- I MEN'S Thursday mght by Supt. Davod Gleason who met With some 50 per son.s attending a HarnsorJvill(' PTO meeting at the Harn sonv1lle S<:h<xl l Th ursday n1ght . By Charlene Hoeflich Ill · ApproJtimately 100 fJ"Ople cludirlj.( paren ts. teachers a nd mem · ! REG. '95. 00 ......... .. .... .......... SALE '81.00 i W£j S announced ~ I I BOILER I jumpers Sizes SALE PRICES START AT ONLY I l~·--~-~~~~~~~-;;.~E'-~·--1-~-·-AN·;,~;~~A~;·~~:;,--~·---~ WOMEN'S MI SSY SIZES IN WARM CAR COA fS. i~r~'s4~~e:::~ds~;~S,=nd 2 I~-------·-~-·---·--~-· ) :::::,,:;:j:~~:::·~:::: ~·-·--·~~~;;;E;~;;s-;:~-;;·-·-.. - · - -·-~~----~----·-·-~---1 COAT SALE Spec ial salepricesono urentirestockof ~ ""'~~~:~E~~f~.·.·.·.·.·.· ..·.·.·.·.·.·.·.-.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.· .ss:,~\~ 4:.r-·-- -·WQMEN;S-HA~SIZE-·-~-l ~~~~~~::eke!~ ! SKEIN GIRLS DR ESSES . . 1 s 1 " 99 1 1 •• ooe ou"' o" c • ••~" "'"" ................. "• ------------·-~-----; Vented, natural controlled . 1 JACKETS Sizes 8 to 20 . A fin e selection o f sty les . Lined vests included for this anniversary sale. Many styles with hood s. Her e's how you save saleslJo \ \ J BOYS' WINTER ~ ••••••••••••••••• "" "' "o " nex I ) Oo .•,~,'.'ooN•"F?".~'""'M•oo ................. Sal• •" " • 60 ~ \ l HEATERS '51.96 ANNIVERSARY SALE 1 PERFECTION I I '59.96 · Sille i1 .19 \ SAVE 2Q% AI~~~=!~ Coats with zip · Men 's $74 .95 All wool dr ess coats. I ~ 1H ilE VL0 N~ lEX 0 COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR $109 I I Sizes A , B, C and D . Solid colo rs a nd neat patterns. Adjustable grippe r boxer wa1 s t. button front coat top Corduroy coorainates, velours , warm up su its , shorts , blouses , vests a nd s lacks . 1 .._.. ___ • ~---· ..-. ·-·----..-.~.__....-..,_....-..._..._.__.....\ \J..-.. ___ _.._.,_._....._..,_.._..__..._..._..._...._..._..,._.• .__.._....__.. _______ ~ PAJAMAS BY WRANGLER I I 1\ 10" OPEN FRY PAN Reg . Sl6.99 I I s8.95 MEN'S$59.95 length style with warm pile linin g, c on . tra s t c olor lur co llar . SALE 8.00 l II 1 Reg$15. 1 1 I I 99 I 20% ANNIVERSARY SALE! str1k e, Supt. Gleason sa1d u-1at C'\'en 1f part!Jlls pruv1ded tratlli- portattun tu . I 1 evenly th e waterless way . I QUART SAUCEPAN \ Exce ll ent selection of colors. Famous Coats and Clarks 3' '' ounce skein "Win tuk" handknilling yarn . I ~Siz.esPeti.'e .XX.~ SaleSU5 Reg. Sll.OO .................. a c CLUB ALUMINUM ~ M1ssy and extra size c oordinates by Devon and Dolly Ma nn . Qual,fy . n th e latest fa ll fashi o ns YARN :: : : :::::: !~~!II ::~: :~:~~ ..... .... .... :::::: sss:,:: s~497:3:555' tl ·--·--:~~·;~;R~·~_:;---~ ANNIVERSARY SALE II WINTUK I L----·-·~----·--~·--~·--·+:~~.~~.~·.~.~~:;.:~..-~.~.:_:;~~.~.:':-~ -·-·-· s1.49 !1 LINGERIE SALE l 00 ---~~·-~W·-0-M--E·N-·-------·! ~~~ss ss~99~ ~~~i~t,~ --- ANNIVERSARY SALE lki UA r ULIUlllk ~ ~ 1 1 ~ I CLEVELAND I API - Here are the winning numbers drawn Thursday in the Oltlo Lottery : Blue 451; White 29; Gold 6; Wln.,·thou 6~102 . WORK CLOTHES Complete selection of sizes in overalls, quill lined coveralls, jackets, hoods, vests . Buy what you need now and save 15 percent. \ 1 ANNIVERSARY SALE MEN'S LEATHER ~5.95 Bells I 'I•" Wide BELTS . , ........ , .. $4.57 $6.95 Bells P I•" Wide ... ....... ... $5.47 Others ondicated the expen5e for the guards is too much and they are not needed . Gleason reported that the expense of the guards is being ca med by the money not being paid to teachers and non<ertlf1ed em· ployes on stnke. He said the guards wolf remain on duty ror the protec· lion of aU persons and the buildings of the district . It was reported that seven teachers are on duty at the Harrison voUe School despite the strik e and that attendance 1s good. Salem Cen· ter IS another of the district's S<'hoo ls wlu ch has good attendance by students and teachers. Gleason sta ted that ed ucation 1s the most important aspect in any life and said it is the duty of the distrit1 to offer that education . Commenting on the s tr1 ke, Gleason saod the board of educati on has cut away evel)1funK possible frurn the budget in an attempt to come up W1th enough money for a se ttlement. He sa1d that teachers have been offered a base Salary of $WOO tn the latest negotiations session . He said there os JUSt so much money to be spent and the board ca!Ulot go over the latest of· fered figure . There's nothing left to c ut ". Gleason stated . A parent commented that the $9900 figure seemed like a low offer. However , Gleason explained that 1Conlinued on paKe 10 1 At l .uratn. slnkJ.n g tt•adwr ~ a nd board nt.·~u\Jator ~ V>l'n' schl'<:luh•d tu reswm' nl'~f,tta ttun:- w1th a fL"'llera l lllLodttitor th1 ~ murntn l:! Talk ~ broke off \\" l'lilll'SJ£1~ tn tht• ~t rh thiit l>t•g;.ttl St.•pt :t r\ ht•ilrtng w ~~ ~ also S<·ht'(jull'<l th iS afternoon m till' I .or am Coun ty Comrnon Pll'a ~ Court. 11lL' sc h(tol bJard sought art trr juncttun lig;J tnst th l' ~ flkl' Thl' dtstnct ha!' 726 lt·acher s and 19 ,000 pup1ls. 11w walkoul by 140 Meogo Local Sl"huul Dl stncl ll'acht•rs. that bt•gan St.•pt 26 . ('O ntlnUl' ~ 11ll'n' e:tn· 2. 800 pup t l ~ m tlw Utst n et Te<-JI'hl•rs an• St't'klfH! a pa~ · htkt' WEEK PHOCIAJ\1ED - Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman.left, and Clarence Andrew s, mayor of Pomeroy, s1gn proclamatiOns m recognition of National Business and Profess oonal Women 's Week . l.ooking on is Mrs.· Janet Kom. cha irman of the M1ddleport·Pomeroy Business and Professional Women 's Club public relati ons committee. On Monday , Oct. 15, the woman of the week and of the year and charter members will be honored at a dinn er to be held by the club at the Masonic Temple in Middleport Trick or treat night approved Syracuse ViUa~e Councol Thur· sday rught set Ckt 30 from 6 to 7: 30 p.m. as trick or treat night . TI1e !-iiren wiU sound to begin and end the evemng 's actiV!lles . Followmg a d.iscusston as to whether a curfew will be put mto effect. dunng the month of October. counc!l decided to leave the dectsion up to Chief ol Police Millon Varian . If Varian feels a c urfew IS necessary he has the right to place the curlew onto effect and establosh the time . Council also discussed the problem of dogs running loose 111 the vollage . Council agreed thai the dog ordlnBnce should be enforced . Hesident;; are asked to keep dogs confined to the owner's property. It was reported.that d1tchmg along a portiOn of Coll~ge Hoad had been completed In other business council, agreed to replace the s1gn at Syracuse Cemetery , purchase cmders for win· ter and some holmix for patching. l'.ttendin@ were Mayor Ebl!r Pockeros. Jaruce Lawson, derk, Chief Varian , Jinuny Joe Hem.!ley, Jack Williams, Willie Guinther, Troy Zwilling and Kathryn Crow, council members and Hennan Lon· don , pool manager . EPA rejects state's clean air proposals COI.C\1Bl'S. tHn u 1.'\!' 1 '!llt' f <n\ · tro nr r Jt•nt;.~J Pr ott•< !ton :\gt•nc~ ha." •mn· rr 1ort• rt•Jt•<· th! tlw ;-;tole ·~ plan !11 control ." uJfur <lt ox tdt· t ' l!rt s~to n . . frum uttltttt' ." <:tnd urdu . . . tnal f)larr! ~ ·nw EP.~ told th e ~tat L' Thur ~det~ tha t tt rnu.'-'1 curn:ct ··thrl' t' m;tJOr dt•f rn t'rtClt'.". · 1n tt :-- pmpu ~t.· d ci t' an ~llf plan rn urd t•r t u ~ <-Jt n t-:I'A ;.t ppro v al ft·dt·r~tl Thl' ad.Jil! nl!-itra tiJr f tlr the .\1tdwt ·~t. .Juhn .\1d;utrt·. outlt rlt'd th t• I·: PA ·.., pl ,.., ltwn Ul Ci l!'!t tT to ( ;u\ .Jartlt'~ i\ H hrl( lt·~ fl'l:(lolldl Tilt' ..,1 att• ~~ reqlllrt~l \(1 nHn p l~ Wt!h federa l i·l ,·<-tn atr :-\tandard . . b:o In a prt· ~:-. rt ],.;, . . ,. ' lh l ir ~.d;J! . Uw I·: P . , !l o\l'd tha t t lht1• 1..., till' (I n!~ .-: t ;~!t· Lh~tt het ~ nut de\·dvpt'tl a. n <1 ppn ,\"t•d . .; uJfur rl toxHJt· ( untrul pliifl a~ rt•ql urt•d l.J~ 1hl' 1~ 7 0 ('lt•arr :\tr Art Hl'<" ::i lL~e tht• -:!::itt• l.:t("k." an 1-:PA itppruvetl plan fur c untr u l ltn~ !ht·~e t'IJH.'i.Ston ."-. th t· ft'"(lnCi l <1 ~en{"~ has dt•\"t•lo pt'l! tb o wn dL·omup pmgrftrn for tht: qa tl:' _tht' r:P ,\ "<dd '11w plan wtl l n·rnilm 1n for .. e unt1 ! th t· statt: (·orred~ the ddtut'nL" It'~ tn ti s plan . Lhl' F J>A .'<trd Tht• a):! t'll • ~ !' atd 1ht..· qat I..' . . u!Jrrlltt t•tl ~~ rt'l."tSt'd tmplementatwn pli:Jn to th l' J-:PA un St•pt. 1:!. but th<1t 11 f<Jd ed to r·orn·ct problt'Tll.'i Cltl'd b~· agency offH"t<:~.l .'i a: a .JuJy :n ht·anng ar1d ma n .·\ ug 21letter sen ttu Ohtu"s 1-: J>" Amon~ tht.• problt.·ms wtth t he Ohto , plan, thL• age nt')- sa1Li , ts tht• stettL··~ ll"l' of a :m-day a\·erC:igrn g pertod tlwt 11 -"<i \" ~ worft a.<i!' Ufl' matntenance Of " ulft~ dt o.\Jdt· standards over short pt'l"ll)d:-. 11w -"1 alL' plcm also fads to pinpoint and :. H.Jdrt>ss area s of maximum <>u.Jfur d1 uxtd e ernsswns, the EPA Sr! Hl AmJ tt fll ulted the state for not <Hiju s ttng smo kes te:tck ~mission h• rrlpt•rii.tures to reflect less than rm1X1tnum opt·rat tn ~ condJttons. ~ <:~.td. means that art' probably under- nn :-.. tlw EP A t'lllt~~~u ' l~ predwlt•d ·n w agl'ncy satd 1t ~~co ntinuing to ~mrk wtt h a numbt-r of Ohto uttltties a!' wt>ll Ci~ ~1:'\"l'r al u:d ustrial plants 111dt1. !duCJl!~ to re so lv ~ their prot)klii~ with fedt•ral regulauons . Hut lt rcfll,t:d to dt'lay statewtde liilple!lll'fllatton uf tht' plan ·nw agl'nn ~atd both the federal plm1 and li>.c· pr oposed Oh1o plan would permit tht' con tmued use of ( )h JU r-oetl by mo st of the state's ut\l ltit'." . But Ohw mmer s. coal o perators and :-ta te and locH I officials contend thi:! t tllt' rlt~<~n air standards will lllt'a n c utbacks tn the use st)utht'astern Oh1o 's high s ulfur coal. or Weather Partly cloudy tooight and Saturday with a chance of showers by late afternoon. Low tonight in the low 40s. High Saturday in the low 60s. The chance of rain 10 percent tonight and 30 percent Saturday . Salem Twp. firemen certified PRICES All sizes 32 to 50 . Full grain co;yhide bridle leather . Solid colors. black or brown . classes I "U Uillll '~ ANNIVERSARY SALE! WORK wtth a settlement. Mr s. Jennifer Sheets. a member of the Me1gs I .oca l Board of Educato qn, answered some of the questton."i of. fered by schoo l patron s and others . The hiring of se<.·unty guards m Ule dtstrict came in for iL'i shart: .... : l!me in the lengthy discussiOn . Some parent;; tndiraled they want the guards kept 011 because of some in· rodents wluch have allegedly oc· curred and for the welfare of children they have attending Ohio Valley teachers end strike today )---~-~-·- --~-------~ I team..') concentrated on ("Umtng up The non-member teacher com mented that she IS not tn favor of leachec strikes. thai she sogned a co ntract , and mtcnds to fulfill that contract. Discourteous remark...'i and loud " boos" were atmed at the young t~e:t ch e r "by some of those attending the meetmg. When some of the parents asked Bowen what they m1ght do to help tn the situation. he suggesfed they rrught petition the Stale Department of Education to come on and In· vest1gate the schools . After one person charged that board members apparently have a lack of concem s1nce they do not at · tend the negol!atmg sess1ons or last rught 's meeting , that some action should be taken to get them removed • from office . Bowen commented that removal is difficult and referred to the November election when several new board members wotl be elected. Teac her Don Dixon spoke several limes durmg the evenong ment10rung the November elert10n and the B~ "l"lle Assoeialt·d Prl'SS ·ne€d for a change ". He charged tl <i s...~~ Cirt' to rt'~W IIt:' Tuc.·sd.fly HI thai Supt. Gleason is not trying to LhL' Ohto Valley Sehoul D1.-.t r tct setUe the stnk e. He sa1d hos none-<lay fol lowm ~ the se tth!menl of a ·"' \"t•nabsence from the classroom dunng wt•t•k teocht.'r S stnkt• the strike has cost him S700 Tht: Ohtu Vallev l...oc;~l LJ ucaton Both Bowen and Mrs . risher. in -"-"~wtatwn rauf~t>d <~ rtt•w threL'respon se to questions from those atVl'ar cu ntract 'llmr~a y m~h t . It tending, dosr ussed the poml< be o n~ ilfoY tdt·:-- tt>acht·rs wtth ~r adu CJ ted negutoated. salarv bnosts nf t:Jt.twe-en 2 5 Pt'rn•n t They llsted salaries, suppl emental and J·..a.· rccnt. Fh~l' pa :o wtll range salaries. severance pay. leave days from $9.aOO for a starttng ll·adler tu for the personal benefit of the $17.640 for a tt-adwr tn lhL· tup .L:r·:.H il' teacher, accwnulation of up to 155 11f t.:X JJt'f tt'nn· da ys 111 sick leave. professional Tilt' 12.5 tt•arher ~ ur ttrL' fi,Ol!O puptl lea\"e, class stzc. t('actung con Jtstnl"t :- :tr ur k un thl' ftr st <.la ~ uf dotions . fair dismissal policy. and .-. . ·houl par dales. 'llw l"untrlict tnclude~ <'1 ··nt, :-;lnk l' d<JU.<.::e . ' TIW boa rd of l 'Ll U l"C111Ufl ii Jsu ;-a~ri 'l'd tn rL·~r tnd tt .-; tn\"UI":ttwn of tltt· :--1 at t· · ~ c1 ntt-:-t r 1kl' law 'llli' hoard al-.o a~ rt· t·d tiiJI lu titkt' r· t•prt~etls a ~ a tn_<;t st r1 kt· r ~ ·ntt' ·t88 s qu~trt• tllllt• ~c hool Ut strn:t ,·ovt·r·s <:Ill ,,f .-\darn ~ Cuumy ;md pt1rf.<.; IJf Ht~hlond fJJHl nr·o wn CARHARTT BROWN DUCK SALE PRICE FIFTEEN GENTS 1~1~ football game, hand show teachers 1-l -----~---~----~--- PO MEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO enttne Strike causes cancellation of BY BOB HOEFLICH The football Kame and band s how of the M e1~s l.ocal Ho gh Sc hool scheduled fur to111ght at WeiL~lon has been cane~ lled . This can c·e Uat10n . the second m two weeks brought a bout by a SAVE 25 0/ /0 .. TUBE SOCKS MARKED DOWN copper figures . 1 MEN's '12.95 FLANNEL WQRK SHIRTS '10.3 9 'I -- - Hand painted oils, pnnts and + ~--·-·-:--;N::v·;~~~~:;----~-·- ---A~;,~~;A--;;;~;E-----1 -----,-~- ·-R-Y..- · - - - - ·-.. -·1 99¢ REG . ' 21.00. ........ .. ............ SALE ' 16.79 REG . ' 28.00 ........................ SALE ' 22.39 ~ SHIRTS All sizes mcluding tails and extra s1zes lB . 19, and 20. Plaids and solid colors. Famous Alaskan fl annels included . I 7 .~ MEN'S AND FLANNEL WORK REG. ' .0° ........ ........ .......... SALE '5.59 4 REG . 'l .00. ....................... SALE '!1.1 9 ~ $5995 ANN VERSA Pullover s and coat sty le s in regular s1zes S M Land ex tr a sizes 34 thru 52 . I. Four position adjustable c le a ning he1ghl. furniture guard and "edge k leener ", disposable bag and foot ofl on swi tc h . ! WOMEN'S SWEATERS • at • RECEIVE CERTIFICATES Salem Twp. firemen receiving certificate were 1-r, front row. John Smith, captain; Connie Jones. Charlie Jones. Frank Colwell, Ray Midkiff, vice president . who was presen · ted the certificate awl Charles l.egar who was the in · structor and made the presentatinn; back. Gary ' Erlewine. Bill Lambert. Larry Montgomery, Roy Vaughan. secrelary·lreasurer. Dock Lambert. Lt .. John Dailef and Ted Halfield. Absent were Terry McGuire. chief, Walter Crosby , Harold Erlewine . Ctndi Garnes. Hobert HoUiday . Debbie McGwre, Carl E . Shenefield. Clair G~"e Swan . and Ktm Wlute. Twenty-one Salem Township firemen received certifi cates for c<rnpleting 36 hours of instruction in fire fighting ski Us and techniques at the close of the last class period recently . Individual cards were presented to each man comp leting the traming . A department certificate was presented to Chief Terry McGuire by '-harles W. Legar, Sr. Certificates and cards as well as the instructwn. were authori2ed and made available by the Trade and In· dUBiriat Vocational Education Ser· vice of the State Department of Education, in cooperation with Tri· County Joint Vocation School. The instructor, Chief Charles W. l.egar of the Pomeroy Fire Depart· ment pra1sed class members for their community spirit. in im· proving thei l efficiency in lighlmg • fires . Salem Township Volunteer Fire Department i' a new departmenl fonned this year, and Chief Lept said that they are a welcomed a~• dition to fire service in the area. .... Chief I..egar conunended the rn,n for their interest in the area. Chief I..egar conunended the men for their interest in the training and for the cooperation he received. �- -1 2- The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport -Pomery . 0 .. F'nda v O.·t s '"'" W~shington In lly Martha Angle and ltulwrt Walters WASHINGTON t NEA 1HepubUcan presidential aspirants hopmg to gcnn momentum fr om early 1980 te~t.s 1n Iowa Clnd New Hampsh1re eould fac~ a ··small pnnt " problem 1f Sen . Edward M. Kennedy goes forward w1th h1s c hallenge to I 'reSident Carter . llus is a dilellliTLa best tllustrated l!y a classtc anecdote from the 1968 pnmary campaign, when a plane carrymg the late Hobert F . Kennedy Today's commentary By l><m Graff Goverrunent has no busmess gom~ around deliberately and falsely blackening the reputations of ci tizens . That is a truth so bas1c to democratic goverrunent that 1t should need no repea tmg It is no news by now. however, that the United State.s government -through its agent. the ~"ederal Bureau of lnvestigatlort - has engaged m exactly that pracltce . That is, the practice may be no news . But specific mstances of the F'BJ's transgressiOn of nusswn continue to pop up. such a.~ its c urrent admission of resportsibillty for the fabricated report 1n 1970 that the ac tress Jean Seberg as prei(IJant by " leader of the Black Panthers . The l1e was planted Wlth a Hollywood goss1p colwnmst - and that it as swallowed so readily and proposal made directly to the F'Bl D1reetor J . J::dgar Hoover. The purpose, F'Bl correspondence nuw made pui>lic reveals . ._was to ··cheapen her linage,'· preswnably weakentng whate\' er siKmf1eance UwrL' may have been to her support uf the extremist black -power group and thereby strcngtherung the catt<e the FBI believed it "·as furthenng at thr time . \\1latev~r that may hav e been. It certamly wasn't the rule of law 111 a free society. The F'BI has indeed succeeded 111 c heapemng an image . But it ts not that of Jean Seberg or of Martm l.uther Kin g Jr . or of other \lcllms of the calc ulated character assasstnations ea rned out dunng the 1960s and ·7os. the byzantine last years of Hoover's retgn Such tact1 cs on the part of off1nal agt>nnes that trans~ress not only th~ law but corrunon de{'ency are no conregur~itated 1n pnnt so cas ually tnbutton to nat~tmal security no matsays plenty about the ethlc'S of that ter how extreme the perceived breed as well as of the FBI. threat agamst wlurh they are direcThere was notlung offhand about " ted . The1r effect. rather , 1s to the campaign in ca lwnny against weaken soctety by demearun~ the the actress . It was the result of a pnnCTples and corruptmg the In · Washington today WASHINGTUr\ 1 AP t - He never held pubhc offtce. but that dtdn 'l keep George ~eany from beeomtn K ooe of the domtnant for t es m modern Amencan poltttcs Meany <H:qUJred hts powt>r b~ pcrfft·tm ~ a pultttutl mal'hme , an t>xpertly orgamzed, handsomely ftnanet•d and tightly contro lle d apparatus for elec tmg fnend"i of orgamzed latxJr . AmJ Jdt·at mg lb foe s . To that ma ch ine . Meany addt'd a valued per5llnal reS{)UITt' - an Wlcanny knuwledg~ of the workmgs of the g1ve-and-1ake of politics . ThiS grasp of political realitieS hl'lped Meany wm enactment of pro·lrJbor l~g1slalion from Congress, whose memberslup he helpt>d ,;hapc for so long . Ailt'r a generatwn of ler~dersh1p tn tlle labor movement, the aged cofounder and president of the AFI r CIO is retirtng next month a s ht'ad of the nation ·s lar~est Ia bor f t:der atwn . Meany ·s departur<> likely Will signal a c hange from the blunt political st)· le that characteriZed Ius leadership uf the AF'L-CIO for the last 24 years Criti cs have sa 1d Meany 's s tyle became worn and ineffective , and that It failed to change w1th the tlllles . Th e AF'L-CIO suffered a major political setbac k m 1978, when O:lngress failed to enact legTSiatwn rt!vamping the nalwn 's labor law s the so-<"alled labor ··reform b1lr · that Meany 's alliance had g1ven No . I priority on Capitol Hill . But the political mactune perhaps Meany 's greatest legacy will remam . Not only that. 1t likely will ensure that the influence Meany obtained for the labor movement will not dissipate w1th his departure . Labor historians say the political policies of the AFL·CIO haven 't changed since they were first outlined 95 years ago by Samuel Gompers, founder of the American Federatton of Labor . It was Gompers who devised the strategy of rewardmg lal>or' s friends and punishing its enemies . But it was Meany who built the riUlchine to carry out that strategy . Now, it falls on Lane Kirkland, the I'.FlrCIO's No. 2 man and Meany's tr apparent, to keep the mac hine ell oiled. Before Meany became a major power in the AFL 40 years ago, the lBbor federation made presidential endorsements only twice -'- both times for candidates of the Progressive Party. The organization endorsed Theodore Roosevelt 's !bird-party run · in 1912 and Robert M. LaFollette's candidacy in 1924. t .\lc·any urged the AFI. to get mto Uw poht wa lrnamstream 111 194 7. 1lw m uH was prompted by the ~1 unrung defeat suffered by labor when ({)l'l~rcss overrode a prcs1dent1al \·etD and pass.•d the Taft-Hartley Act As St.'LTt>t.ary-treasurcr of tht' AFI., Mean\ proposed the creation of a pt:JiltJral commtttt~. Labor 's IA'itKUt' for PolltJC.:tl FdUC(:I tlOn . llHHil'lt.•d aftt.>r om.' estab l1 shed seve r ~il yea rs t.•a r ltc r by the {·ungrcs s (Jf lndustnal ()r~<tnl7. atl0ns. whwh la!.t>r merged wtltl the AFL !\1t>an y s pt.> nt the nex t thret.' An ethical bankruptcy sti iUtlons upon which it is based. They are ev1dence of rot within The one positive aspect of the Seberg affair is the alacrity with wh1ch the post-Hoover FBI ac knowledged culpabi lity when prl·s.sed by the actress's fann er husband, French author and diplomat Hornam Gary , whose child she was m fact carrying at the tune a nd who compelled publication of th•• relevant docwnents under the ~- reedom of Information Act fu ll owmg her recent death . That is a remarkable change from past bureau practice, which has • been to resist divulgmg Information on 1l'i Internal operations to the public and on occasion even to its nominal boss - the president of the Umted States. The Seberg tragedy may not be U1c last that c1rcwnstances may pry out of FBI files of that unhappy penod . But 1t IS to be hoped that the present director, William H. Webster. has already delivered the last word on th FBI's one..t.Jrne practice of ope rating beyond the law that was responsible for such tragedies . In re leasmg the Seberg documents, he observed : " We are out of that business forever." A creditable showing If you 've been preoccupied with rna tchmg dwmdling mcome to escalating outflow and other aspects of rampant inflation, it may come as a s urprise that the United States ts rated the most creditworthy of the world's nations by those who know the subject best - mternatwnal bankers . Q""" q,v and pros, have climbed oo Baker's ban dwagon . All are relatively liberal 1n Hepublican terms - which isn 't saymg much. of course . Laurel Cliff News Notes Attendance Aug. 19 at the morning services at the Free Methodist Church was 80. Choir members present wasiO. Mrs . Tina Jacobs is a patient in Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs . Mary Lou Kerick and daughter, Kriss, Beaver, Ohio, Mr . and Mrs . Griff Archer, Jr ., Wisconsin, visited rcently with Mr. and Mrs . Norman Schaffer. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr visited recently with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer, New Philadelphia . Mrs. Bertlra Parker visited her daughters in Colwnbus and attended the State Fair Mrs . Emta Fox spent several days recently with her SISter, Mrs. Irene Countyman, Georgetown Mr . Ernest Powell is a medical patient at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. DALE C. WARNER INSURANCE POMEROY, 0. POMEROY, 0. City Ed.ll.o' PWbiWied ally ncept S..turlb)' by Tbl' Ohio V•llfoy .......... Compar1y · MuiUmf'dla, lor ., 1J1 c-t St., Pomeroy, OIUo 4578. &.IDeal Pbo.w ltUW. po.LI(I:r paid a I Po!Df-roy, moo. N•"--..tYrrtilln& ~&llli"r:,l...and011 1111 Eudkl .h~.. Orvelaod . Oblo. ~dllll 4.UedlMilS. Su~ nte1: OeUYft'M b)· can1~r ""hco"' ava&.blr 10 reat. prr tree.. B)' Mot« Rook' wllerr:carrler Knk-r 110t ua.11abl~ . Oot mooLb. SUI. Ttw O.lly Sntiarl by maO t.a 0100 •ad Wffi \'lrgt.a.La, nDP y,par t:n•; SII meatbl 117.51; tllret moat.b.l UO.SO. Elsf'wlwrt' $11.• ; 1b ..U. 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' · '··• Michigan State Coach Darry l Rogers didn't qwte agree. alUwugh he sa1d, "Becayse we won last year, Michigan will try to rectify that. But we are defending c0-"hamp1ons. I don't have to stir anything or rile anyooe up. That takes care of Itself. " M1chigan and Miclugan State are both 1-<1 in conferen ce play and the winner will retain a share of the Big Ten lead . Ohio State, Indiana and Purdue also are 1-<1 in the Big Ten and aU three are favored Saturday Ohio State takes on Northwestern, Indiana will be at Wiscoosin, and Purdue invades Minnesota . ln the other coo test, Iowa is at Illinois and both teams are Il-l in the Big Ten and 1-3 overall. Ohio State can write in Its own score against Northwestern . In additior to trad.Jtion. the Buckeyes have one of the fmer quarterbacks in the country m rapidly developing sophomore Art Schlichter . Indiana, J..l over au only beca use of a surpnsmg loss to Colorado las t week, 1s narrow ly favored over W1sconsm a nd thls one could turn into a real dogfight. The Hoos1 ers want to rebound from their I7 -1~oss to Colorado while Wisconsin hopes to 1111prove on 1ts I-3 mark whi ch includes a dlsappointing 24-17 loss to San Diego Stale last Saturday . USED 1979 FORD LTD LANDAU 302 VB '6795 1979 FORD LTD LANDAU 351 VB '6895 -1973 CUTLASS SEDAN .......... ...... ..................... '995 1973 CAD. CPE. DEVILLE ..... .............................. '995 1973 BUICK REGAL CPE. .. ...... .. ..... .................. '1495 1975 OLDS DELTA 88 SEDAN ............................. '2495 SAW FOR Th1s 1s the besl engineered c ham saw ever made for the ho meowner who's se11ous about c uttmg A h1gh -performanc e m1d ·s1ze saw w1th all the des1gn integnty o f the b1ggesl professi o nal saws mlhe wo rld And Siihl makes those, too 1975 OLDS 98 LS ............ ,.... ........................ 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The llth·.-anked Wolverines are slightly favored although the nationally televised game 1s being played at East Lansing . The reason probably is because Michigan lost to Notre Dame 12-10 while the lnsh last week dismantled M1chlgan State 273. " We're discounting the Notre Dan1e," said Michtgan Coach Bo Schembechler of Michigan State's loss, "because they lost bot h of th eir quarterbacks. You can 't operate [t 's STOP IN .••Visit Our Service & Parts Dept. SERVICE/PARTS ... ~. Annual Michigan rivalry Saturday CHEVROLET CAPRICE, IMPALA, MONTE CARLO, MALIBU CLASSIC, CHEVETIE, PICKUP TRUCKS INCLUDING LUV, Z WH. & 4 WH. DRIVES MOTORS PARTS DIVISION· FOR DET~ILS STOP AND SEE US AT Mark Holter !HI, 150 lbo. Freshman End • GREAT YEAR-END DEALS ON '79s IN STOCK! FIRST WEEK'S DRAWING OCT. 29, 1979 l'fHlERO', 01110 992-2U9 Da\'e Gaul fHJ , 21t5lbs Freshman Taf'klt• 1973 CHEV. IMPALA .............................'l295 LIMITED MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE \\EST SEUf'U. ST. Athens at Ironton GallipoUs at Logan Waverly at Jackson Meig.s at Wellston Eastern at Kyger Creek Southern at North Gallia Ironton St. Joe at Hannan Trace Symmes Valley at Southwestern l't. Pleasant at Milton Winfield at Waharna Coal Grove at Oak lffii Fairland at Rock Hill Keo Browning :i-Ii, 115 Ibo . Freshman Back ~t~ STANDARDS DEMAND THE FINEST. G&J AUTO PARTS the nickname " Stan The Man Unusual ," pitched mto and out of a bases-loaded jam in the ninth inning , to move the Orioles to the brink of qualifying for th eir fifth World Series in 14 years. "Never a doubt in my mmd," quipped Stanhouse, whose late inning habit of puttmg runners on base before preserving a Baltimore \1Ctory usually drive Manager Earl Weaver into the dugout tunnel for a smoke . Another one of Stanhouse's nicknames is " Full-pack," for the amount of cigarettes he forces Weaver to smoke . Weaver stayed around this time, though, as the Angels scored twice in the nmth . With the bases loaded followmg an intentional walk to Don Baylor, Stanhouse got Brian Dowwling, the league's third leading hitter, to ground to third base for a gam~nding forceout . "Earl was rootmg for me today . He usually doesn't see me pitch, " Stanhouse said. Weaver said he shu1111ed the runway because "every time I went there, the Angels did something. So I decided to stay in the dugout at the end." Besides, the man"lJer added, " I still had three cigarettes left:· The loss means that. to wm the series li1 their first postseason appearance, the Angels will have to sweep the final three games of the series, wh1ch reswnes tonight m Anaheim with California's Prank Tanana pitching against Baltimore's Dennis Martine:z . No team has ever come back from a 2-<tdeftcit and won a championship series, and California's pennant quest is hampered by aterilion on the pllchmg staff . Manager Jim F'regosi acknowledged that reliever Mark Clear, who pitched 5 2-3 innings Thursday, " has luad some arm problems of late and I doubt we ' ll be able to use him the rect of the series." In Wednesday night's series opener , Ang3Is starter Nolan Ryan had to leave after seven innings because of calf muscle cramps. His availabilit y for future games. is 1975 DiEVY VAN ••••••••••••••••• ••••••• a" vent eon tcsts Toduy m history llALTIMO!lE I AP ! The Baltimore Orioles hold a m mmand.Jng lead m the An1erican I .eague playoffs while the Ca l1forma Angels must make an unprecedented comeback with a p1lchin~ staff that is rapidly being depleted The Orwles po\Jnded out nine runs m the first three 01nings Thursday, tll~n s urvived a nerve-rattling California rally to edge the Angels 93 and lake a 2-<1 lead in the best-<>ffivr senes. l).m Stanhouse, the relief ace with the Harpo Marx hairdo whose style on and off the mound has earned him OBSERVANCE OF COLUMBUS DAY REUTER BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES LaCoss, who was 4-1! last year tn his rookie season With the Reds, 01sisted f/lat he didn't fee' any add1t1onal burden because of the Reds' "no tomorrow" situation . "There are eight other guys out there beSides me, " sa1d the tHoot-4 righthander . " All I can do is go out and try and do my job." LaCoss said the key to his game was to keep Omar Moreno and Tim Foli, the Pirates' first two batters, off base . " I've got to make them hit the[r way on 1f they 're going to get there," LaCoss sa1d. " If I dor't il cr eates problems .. obviously ." Meet the Eastern Eagles ••• r Baltimore takes commanding lead MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1979 IN unpruvlng cungrcs.~wnal ga111e sweep of the Reds. " l just want us to keep playmg well." Tarutt•r pitche d nghthander Bert Blyleven , 12-!i durmg the regular season, and mvolved in 20 no. dcnswns. Til e Pirates were 12-41 in those no-de('ision ~ames . McNamara relied on 23-year-<Jid M1ke LaCoss, who ·was IH after startmg lhe season w1th an elghtgmnt' wmning streak. INSURANCE AGENCIES WILL NOT BE OPEN ROBERT HOEFLICH -'r bt!at the Ptratcs Uuee stra ight m Pitt s burgh during the regular s.:ason. " I don't predict ," replied tanner. wht'n asked tf he foresaw a three· THE FOLLOWING MEIGS CO. INDEPENDENT ()F.\'OTF.D ·m THF. INTEilEST or MEIGS-MASON ARE.A cndlll'lll &. PITTSBUHGH ! AP 1 The Cincinnati Reds fa eed toda y what 1n the previous HI-year hiStory of major leaK ue ba sebell'j Champ1onsh1p Senes ha s been an 1n1possible task. No team has been able to come back and wm a!t.er losmg the lir st two games of illl• best-of -hw senes to determin e the World &nes representall ves . The Reds lost the fu·st two games at home , both m extra lnmngs, Hnd now must beat the OpJX)rtumsttc Pirates thrl' e s traight 1n Pittsbur~h' s 'Illfl'' Rivers Stadium . Cincinnati Manager John McNamara 1s fully aware of the psychological disadvantage confronting hl!'; Western D1vis10n champion s. But hl.:' "s nut qutte re<:~dy to g1ve up . " lt doesn 't mea n that 1t can 'l bt• done," McNamara msisted . ·· we lost two very good ball games 15-" and :>-2 1. So they lwat us two - who lS to say we can "l beat them three')" Mc Namara pmnted out that uue key h1t 111 each gmne and the Reds are up two mstea d of down two . llut hitting has been Ctncinnatt ' !-i problem - the lh>ds have a .208 <iverage Ul till' sene s . Pittsburgh Manager Chu c k Tanner. although confident . natura lly got.·s along w1th go ne e 1ther way. " Tanner obser vt"(l " I'd h.a\·e bet•n sat 1sfll'd with a split ." And Tanner re called that the Ht'<ls ATTENTION! ..,...,__.._-... . ......_d.- Offke , . _ - - 2lit. EdHorial llldll) <~Ul-' Reds in do-or-die ~ituation McNamara . " Those tw o games cou ld · ha\·e !USPS 11>9al f t:iii"T\~ GOP smallsprint problem? Hush conl!nues to suffer severe name rec ogrutlon problems that have kept him down near the bottom of the pack in opinioni>oll rankings of Republican presidential hopefuls. To combat th ts problem. the Bush campaign is already running tt>levision advertising spots on Portland, Maine , and Boston swtions in an effort to reach voters in New Hampshire and other ,New England state~ with early priJnari~ and caucuses. Similar •pol'i. whi c h are "soft·· a ds focused on b1ngraphical details , will soon stc.rt rwming in low.a media markets . An appeal for money at the end of the spols allows the Bll<h people to attr1 bute part of the cost to fWld-raising activities, which are exempt from the spending ceilings for each state . Moderate support lor BAker Howard H. Baker Jr ., who remains Bush's cruel competi tor for the support of GOP moderates, has picked up the endorsements of three prominent New England Republicans - a U of whom happen to be h1s colleagues in the Senate. where Ba ker 1s GOP leader. Sens. Robert T. Stafford of Vermont, William S. · Cohen of Maine and John H . Chafee of Rhode Island TIIF: OAfl . \' SF.NTINI-:1. that rx:t!Jttcal arm t-~nd Jn\·ol\·mg the labo r Jnuq'Jill'nl 111Ufl' fully UJ pres1dcntJa l dt.:t"(tdt' s , and dozens of reporters nearly ran off a runway following a teeth rattling aborted takeoff. The candidates, in typi cal Ken nedy fashion, was the first to recover his wits - and his vmee . ·w ,th all due immodesty, " he told his s haken fellow passengers, " if we don't make 1! this time . you fellows are going to be in the small print '·· No matter who wins . a contest between Ted Kennedy and Junmy Carter would unq uesti onably receive the top media billing in both the Jan. 21 Iowa precmct caucuses and the Feb. 26 New Hampshire prunary. The Hepubicans, who had expected to dominate the newspaper headlines and network TV reports. would wind up second best 1f not exactly m sma ll print. And that IS a discouragJng prospe<·t to some of those seeking to defeat, or at least se riously threaten. front-runner Ronald Reagan m those ear ly contests. George l'lt!Sfl, m particular, has been banking heavily on th• boost in name recognition and credibi lity he would receive from c. strong showing m loa, where he has put together an llllprcssive organizational effort. But if press attention is riveted on Kennedy-Carter, even a n outright wm in Iowa may not be worth a great deal to Bush or other Hepublica n contestants . NIHlllmr Bush Despite a superb campaign staff and support frum 3- The De1ly Senttnel, Mlddieport-Pumeroy, 0, friday, Oct. 5, 11179 Karr & Van Zandt 992 -2094 ST/HJ.:. " - - "Front End Alignments" Tloe W.rWil.a1 1 otlelllootCioala .... ..... .. ~ . . ' "You Like Our Quail!}: Way of Doing BWIIneoS" G.M.A.C . Financing 992 -5342 - Pomeroy Open Evenings Until6:00-'til SPM Sat. �4- The Dally Sentinel . Mtddleport-Pomr ""Y, 0 ., Friday, Oct . 5, 1979 r----------------, ' New Haven Woman s . Holds Annual 'Officer : Gree n e. FRIDAY HAHVESTEHl> L1ass. Tnruty Church, I : 30 p.m . rriday m th socia l room of the ,burcl •. Mrs John Terrell, Mrs . Arthur Slu,her and Mrs·. Archte Swartz will be hostesses . SATIJRDAY BAKE SALE Saturday, 8 a . m . tn front of H.actne Home National Bank . Sponsored by Sou them J um or Htgh Athlettc Boosters. cor re s p o nding Refreshments wen· sern•d. mdud ing a cake rle co r1-1ted with ri'd SlfNDAY FELLOWSHIP DINNER at Trinity Church. tmmed iately. following the worship service Sunday . Meat and beverage to be furnished . MONDAY MEIGS County Pomona Grange, Monday, 8 p .m . to nisi! the Vinton County Pomona Grange, Community Hall north of McArthur. MERCERVILlE Grange, regular meeting, 7:30p.m . TWIN CITY Shrme Club Monday at 7:30p.m. r ses and inscnbed . .. ~ew Ha ven Woman's Club 1979-<!0' . The officers presen ied a sktl to ~ · om­ uu ttee chctirmen fo r tht• y(_•;n· Co mmitte{' c hatrrnen i nrludL' Karbara Mu et·k . budget and fmance: Jan Ashwnrth. r·onununtt~· nnprovelflt.'nt : I .l'Ota Venu ~ education: SF:RVING REFRESHMF:NTS - C' laudta Thoma s and Ltllian Greene are shown se rving refreshments at the New Haven Woman's Club annual "Officer' s Tea· · whic h wa s held recently a t the New Haven Public l.tbrary Clubroom. Hou s h. Ward . fint> arts: Shtr ley Lockhart . health and : tt· ness: Bevrrlv servation and (;regury . ene r ~\·; con - fO'iNIF. RURTON and KEVIN KNIGHT \1C:)r10n Rate' ctnd Caro le Ed·•.•;ards. librar~ . Thelma Scalley . telepho ne . .Jenn ~ Dodd. nuw~;~ rs cmd cards. Br vt'rly Heste r , hist onan: l.o1 s J ones . publtclty : and Vtckte l'lark . \ I a) dmner. The dub 1s bt•g mmn F{ thl' \Par w1th 46 active mrmber .'i It was announ c ed that thf' ilhr;tr~ Will hold a book sa ll' fkt(lher 12 and Books a rc needed and volu nteers a Iso. The sale will be held at the ctty building. adjacent to the :'i1•w Haven Super Market parktng lot The Budget and Ftnance com- HPIPn Ht•lp . Us ••. u, ,,,.j,.,, '~·*''' ' ' OFFIC'EHS \ c w offi ce rs fo r the 'iew Have n Woman 's ('Jub for the 1979-!10 vear arc. left to nght. Coli<'<'ll '\11rthor::. IT('ordmg sr<-re~Cl r ~ : (']ctUdi<J Thoma s. trea surrr: Con n1r Fn s hett t'. \'JCP· prl'~ idt·nt : l.oi .'i Hnhmsun. !lr ' '"ll kllt . and l. tll!an (;rel'nl' . corrt•s pnndm~ St'rTl'tary )J n1 tl! Pf' ~ h owe d somplcs fru111 a stall' Chnstmos fair on llec I : 25th an - fund ra 1s mg prOJC'C t It wa s a !so an nounced thCJt dues eire lo be paid by :-;ovemtwr 1. n!Yersary celebratiOn 1n \!l arch: and the annual dinnrr rtnd installett ton uf nffi crrs in ~L::1y . Tht·. new club ~~ earbouk s \\'t' r l' out and pr ograms for thr year v.:rrr listed So mr actl\'ltles planned fo r tht' ..-ear tndudr the annual Guests at the tefi were Beck_\' Henson. PJm Housh. Be\'e r ly ~ i ven Wtlltam s . Pat K ropka and Arlen e l.usnak \1 em bers prrsent were .Jan Ash worth, Lois Jon es, r\orrne l.clyn e. Leota Housh. Alberta Wiles. Shirley Lockhart . Lillian (ireem•. Carole F:dwards. Marion Batey, He~rbar a Mueck. .Jun e Qualls. Deb Wolfe. Sharon Shrader . Thelma Sca ll y. Rrvr rly Gregory. F.dward.<i. 1-:ltl«beth \1a r y Claudia l.u Tho111a s. fo nn1e Hrll'hl•rt . Fr 1s hcttt'. i.fli s Hoh1n .so n an d t ·ollern :-;orthrop Claudia Thuma _., pres('nted devotions and the club pressbook an d scm pbook were di sp layed fur FRI. . SAT ., SUN . OCT . 5. 6, 7 SUMMER CAMP R members Family - reunzon THE • TEASERS R held . COLO\' · . , • //walt•. +-- - Tonight thru Thursday 1 j I MH.~ . SUSIF: FISGJEH of Racine i.s cele brattng her 84th birthday today. Oct. 5. She ts the mother of four living ctuldre n. Mr s. Hilda F'recker . Painesville; Thurman F isc her and Mary Porter. H.acllle : Glorta Mt chael. Syracuse . and has a son . F rank, deceased. Mrs. FIScher also ha., II grn dch tldren and mne gr ea t -grandchi ld ren. She remai ns very a clive and he r favonte hobby IS quilttng . Officers elected Tuesday •" .. , - . ..-., ~., -; ' .' , I . ~ . ...-· - I Officers were elected at the Tuesday ntght meetmg of Pomeroy (l'!apter 186 . Order of the Eastem St<u , held at the Pomeroy Masomc Temple. l11e ne w offtcers are Mrs Paul me Hysell . worthy matron: 111UIIJaS Ed wards . worthy pa tron: Jud ith ..; -~;"---;; : ;·'- . -'-- ~ -r . ' '<l .,) ' ·'v . _ - •, , \_' '1 .. , • 0 .f made to the Metgs Co unty untl of the American Cancer SoCiety . A donation was aLso ma de to the Guild for the Bltnd It was noted that Mrs. Dorothy Httchtc. a member . 1s home but wtll re-en te r Ml Cannel llosptta l on Oct. 14 for heo rt surgery . Get-well cards were se nt to Tom Edwards. improvtng, and Mrs . Caddie Wtckha m , confined to Mt Cannel fl ospttal East 1n Columbus . An in v1lat10n was read to the Moore, associate matron : James ' ·' ' I·,_ -..J __ Soulsby . assocta te patron: Sylvta Mtdktff. secretary : Duns Snowden , treasurer : Mari e Curd, trustee: Joann Kautz . conductress: and Pam Massie. as..o;ociate conductress. The installatton of the new offi cers will be held on Nov . 30. A memorial semce was held for Mrs . Ma r cta flo bstetter and the charter was draped in her honor . Donations tn the memory of Mrs . Hobst rttcr and Dw1ght Olive r were . lj TI!CHNICOLOII . Disney Short FOOTLOOSE & FANCY FREE receptiOn hononng IAiuise Ste-wart , d1stn ct prestdrnt . to be held at the distn ct party. Oct. 6, 6::10 p.m . a t the Southe rn High Sc hool. It was noted that Mrs . EdJth Sham ts con fined to the Walker Memonal Hospital in Avon Park, Fla . wtth a broken htp. Elect iOn judge was F:lla Srruth . and the telle" we re Mabel Moore <~nd Mahel Goeglel!l Mrs . Hysell gave the budget report , Mrs . Thelma Dtll . the tr ustee report, and Mrs.Goegle1n. the a ud1t re port Mrs . • . ulme· NEW! IR) Moore was the sunshme page. Mr~ . Ann Hems ley. worthy matron. and Dale Smtth. worthy patron . pro tern, presided ROOFING/SIDING CORRUGATED ASPHALT SHEETS CLOSED MONDAY The Meigs County Courthouse will be closed Monday, Oct. 8. tn obscrvanct• of Columbus Day . 25 Year Warranty 4 Colors 10 f-' d .. trtt·:-.t' unpt•rJal empero r . chose from CALL TODAY BAUM TRUE VALUE 985-3301 dug:-. rank by "'t' l l ' a giV t' n The Engle and 1\eL>on falllJ iy reun ton was held recently at the Proctoni le Fairgrounds in Proctorville. Grace b y Ht chard Nelson preceded the cookout The afternoon was spent socJal izin K a ml pla Yin g games . Attending were Mr and Mrs . Woodrow F:ngle , Sr .. Mr . and Mrs . Woodrow Engle . J r .. and sun, Pete, Mrs . Ca lvi n Dowell, Debi a nd Hoger . Mr . and Mrs . Gary Cooper. Christma and Gary IRe, Mr . and Mrs Ke rmit Taylor and Krista! , Mr . and Mrs 1\tchard Nelson, J erry and J eff and a frtend. Delores, Mr and Mrs Jackie Nelson. Cora. l.tsa , Barry and Brian, Mr . and Mrs. Allan Ne lson. Mr and Mrs . Clarence Phtltps. Adena . Unable to attend were Mr . and Mrs . F red Engle and family , Mr . and Mrs . Charles Nelson and falll11 y. F lorida : and Calvin Dowell who Is employed wtth the Ohw Ht ver Company Boats . F ollowing the reumon. Mr . and Mrs . Woodrow Engle. Jr . and s on, and Mr . and ~lr.; . Gary Cooper and children went to South Pomt to vistt Mr . and Mrs . Fred E:ngle at the site of their new homt• DEAI\S.: Unfortunately. some parents t ltke some bosses 1 fi eure praise softeru; people . You r b.f. ·s folks may have produced a conscienttous worker I who has " leam cd tn reverse" about tGOT A PROBLEM' Or a subject for discussiOn, two-generation style' Direct your questions to either Sue or Helen Bottel - or both, if you want a combination mother daughter answer - tn care of this nt>wspa~r ON DEAN'S LIST Steve G . Barber. Reedsville, made a perlect four point average in his studies during the summer session II al floc kmg Technical College tn 'lelsonvtlle . Named to the school's dean ·s ltst for the sesston with a three point or better average were TaiTUTI\e Debord and Rebecca E . Tyree. both of Pomeroy . kindness and consideration), but J dou bt that they've enjoyed childrat si ng . nor will they ha ve an adult c ht ld who pays more than duty .... a lls a fter he has left home . Meanwhile . be glad yo ur famil y understa nds. And don 't make it ha r der on the boy by complaming HElEN HAP : I 've been e ngaged to thts g uy s ince last Christmas and we plan to get marned this fall . Ever s tnee Febr uary he's been acttng s trange . He seldom calls, and we argue wh e n RlilODMOBILE SCHEDULED Th Metgs County Bloodmobile wil be at the Pomeroy Elementary School on Oct. l 5 from 1:30 to 5 :30. TO MEET MONDAY The regular meettng of the Twin City Shnne Dub will be held Monday, Oct. 8, at 7:30p.m. For all yovr home entertainment and appliance needs . DOXOL SERVICE RIDENOUR'S he comes over because he always wa nts sex and when I refuse he beats m e. Mostly I gtve in as I don 't like being knocked a round . You see, I'm now three months pregnant and if I tell him that he might cause a TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE Chester , 0 . RICine, 0 . Meaudmy of th eir daug ht er. Co nmc. to Kevin Dean Knight. son of Mr and Mrs. Earl Dean Kmght. \cw llaven Mtss Burton is a 197 8 grad uate of Wahama Htgh School and is presently attending Parkersburg Conununity College, wht>re she will receive an Assoctate Degree in Radtology . Her ftance. also a 1978 g raduate of Wahama. is employed as a we lder wtth Point Pleasant Marine The weddmg ceremony wtll be an event of Saturday , Ort 20, I 30 p.m . at the :-lew Haven Cnited Methodist Church with the Re v. John Campbell offictating. The gra r ious custom of open church will be observed. A recepton will fo llow the cerem ony tn Scott Hoi!. .~· v. ( ) ' Library l ~ k A Letters R '( ,o• ,.....: ·~ ... ·'• Jesstca Dawn Covert cele brated her third birthday recently with a party hosted by her m other . Sharon Covert . Oticken, potato salad, roll< , cake, ice cream, potato chips and soft drinks were ser<ed. Attending were Gary Johnson, Mr and Mrs . Dana Covert, Miss Ethel Johnson , Mr . and Mrs. Hobert Johnson and daughters. Terry and Becky. Mrs. Beverly Dawelland children, DeWayne and Lenny . Mr. and Mrs. George Cumrnins and children, Jamie ;;nd Jodi, Miss Betty Frazter. Paul Klein . Lawrence Hose. Hoger Re ynolds sent a gift. ~ ~l rnl ll'l'i!;/J//u.\/l!u!ul Marcia Barrett lost the most eight for the week at the Tuesday m eeting of TOPS OH 1456. Rutland. and was presented a dollar and honored w1th a song by the group . Runner-up was Cindy Krautter. We tght loss for the 24 weigh-rns was 16 pounds . The meeting opened w1th the club pledge and roll call. Names were drawn for the mail box . Nom inations were taken for treasurer . It as dectded to permit the daytime club to use the scales. A R '1' FREE ' With Purchase of EAR RINGS 24 Carat Gold Over Surgical Steel company representative will be in our stqre. OCTOBER 6, 1979 SATURDAY 10:00-4:00 Middleport Book Store Ph . 992-2641 Middleport, Ohio ,.. -·- -- . '. ' October 3, 1979 Amy Htll Racine , OH 45nJ Dear Mrs . Htli : We really do appreciate your willingness to participate in Hobby Month at Pomeroy Library . The lineup for the month is : October 8 - Crafty Ladies teach macrwne; everyone goes home with a macrame towel holder, suitable for Christmas glVlng '4.75 for s upplies ). October 15 - Carousel ConfectiOnery Cake and Candy Croft Shoppe demon strates ca nd y malting : everyone goes home with candy 1$3 for suppli es, and bring your own container 1. October 22 - Amy Hill shows how to do Pl,.,ter Craft; everyone goes home with a decorated plaster item I cost for supplies not set 1. October 29 - Amateur Authors ' Night - all non-professional authors are invited to meet with other nonprofessional authors, with a view to rea\JV'g one's work aloud and getting suggest ions from other· authors 1bring at least one poem, shcrt story. novel, essay , etc. which you have written and are ready to' ha ve discussed) . Everyone whc is interested in the free le!!.'lorut willllave to register AT TifE VERY LA TEST by the Sunday before the lesson he or she wishes to ~~mfllD~rt arutQuaiiW attend, so that the '1eache rs" will know what suppltes to bnng. Because not everyone carries money to lessons billed as FREE . we will have to give people an idea of how much they may be charged for s upplies for your le.,.on . If you wili tell us the most experto;;ive item, we wtll tell everyone that the cost will not go overthat. ThiS 1s a great opportuntty for people to learn crafts they can use for Christmas giving . I hope many people will take advantage of it . Sincerely yours . Ellen Bell , IJbrarian Servmg aU of Meigs Countv Local students recezvO, -legrees Grad uating ceremonies were held Sept . 20 at the Gallipolis Business College with 10 graduates receiving diplomas and associate degrees. Listed are the following rec ipien ts : Delbert Allton , Pt . Pleasant, Associate Degree in Business Admintstration ; Melissa Coleman, Long Bottom, Jr . Acc ounting Diploma: Irene Cook, Gallipolis, Jr . Accounting Diploma: Gary Davis, New Haven, W. Va., Associate Degree in Business Administration: Guy Harper. Mtddleport, Associate Degree in Busine!!.'l Administration ; Debbie Hoard, Pt . Pleasant, Sec retanal Diploma ; Juanita Justts , Pomeroy, Jr. Accounting Diploma; C. D. Mcintyre, Dexter, Associate Degree in Business Ad ministration; Mary SwiUJl, Reedsville, Jr. Accounting Diploma, and Cheryl Thomas . Jr. Accounttng Diploma . ' ~~~9~~UtiDI ·~ CU"iS HIXCi 1•u·s ..'REE ( :t'STO)I n:.. \ Tl'Kt:S! Ut•l'ii.J.tn yo ur u"'·n dU!\14 rillf!' t-.. . You've known us for manv year~ as the Citizens National Bank. But soon our name will change - to The Central Trust Company. N.A .. Southern Ohio Division. We've been watching Meigs County grow. And as it grew, we realized the day would come when we would need to take a bold .step to keep pace w1th that growth. That's Just what we've done. As the new Central Trust Company, we're ready to help build your future. With all the services and financial resources you'll need . Stop in and say hello. You'll find aU the same friendly faces in the same convenient places. There's just one new name to remember. The Central Trust Company, N.A, Southern Ohio Division. But you can call us Central Trust. / .,. Gregg Gib!- · 991 -3443 OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5 CC' .OSE AT NOON ON THIJRS. l - EAST COI.J 0 T ST ., POMERO~. -------- ------- .----------------,. ~ REGULAR METING, Ea!ltern Band Boosters, 7:30p.m. Tuesday in the high school band room . A treasurer wtll be elected and plans made for serving the Farm Bureau Banquet at the Chester Elementary School. Parents of all band members urged to attend . 1'urns three years PIERCED EARS •'' t. AL~Mutual C~nnc se pson, hostesses. II I ~OS~ITALIZATION! Pre,lr ,.. c~• TIIURSDAY ELEANOR CIRCLE, Heath United Methodist Church, 7:30p.m . wtth Mrs. Jean Ann Bradbury, Mrs . Mary O'Brien, and Mrs. Scotty Sim- j £' .1.\/Ca ( 11/'L rue P<tt _ l' r~on , Mrs. ltedenith Mills ttnd Arnie, Mrs. J.anora Davis , Mrs . Cath y l 1ifford. Mrs. Hilda Hunt, Mrs Thel ma Hayes, Mrs. rrances flunt and Robyn , and Vi cki Arnold. Mrs. Nellte Perry , Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrs . Jacklyn Dailey , Mrs. Pam Hoffman, Christy, Mikie and Alisia, Stephiue Acree , Mrs . Darlene Casto and Tracy. SendJng gifts were Mr . and Mrs. Albert Goeglein, Mrs . . Darla Thomas, Mrs. Betty Gaul , Becky Painter, Mrs . Oara Milhoan, lind Mrs . Vtrgtnia Whaley . Those under 18 years of age must be accompanied by parent or guardian . C\ o/Qmaha.\ U 1 evening . ~· n­ Nott tngham Game' were played with priZes go ing to Mrs. Clara Conroy, Mrs Jean Setdenabel, Mrs . Htlda White . The gtft table was decorated with white . pink nd blue streamers witlla teddy bear centerpiece. Cake, nuts. rrunts , coffee and punch were served others attendtng we re Mrs . Patty Pickens. Mrs . Elaine Congo, Mrs . Bonnie Milhoan. B. .J \lurphy , ron- I HOW'S VOUR Llo JOB'S DAUGHTERS, Bethel 62, 7:30 Monday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple . Practtce for initiation to be held REVIVAL, Oct . 8-13, Cheshire Baptist Church , 7:30 p.m. each rt · l Mrs. M~; y Nottm gham, cmd Ca rla ...,, \t:l(l\.. 8 R lbter Shop busines.'l section I Mr. and Mrs Phillip Burton, Ma so n. and Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Oile r , Stockport. Ohw. are announcin~ tht' engagement and forth co min~ marriage Porn"" Al l groups and organizattons a re welcome w parti cipate in the Southern High School hom ecoming parade to be held 2 p .m . Friday, Oct . 12 Those W1shmg to take part are asked to call Ctndy Warden, 949Z/28: Crista Beegle, 949-2008 : Meg Ambberger , 992-iill5 before Wednesday so that the unit order can be worked out The parade wi U move fr om the htgh school through the I Marriage Approaching l ASKED TO TAKE OPTOMETRIST ' WHEN PARENTS DOWNGRADE WHAT 00 YOU DO" IGNORE ' By Helen and Sue Hottel My bcyfriend is 17, atte nds school and works as a busboy stx nighl5 a week. also around the house when he's home . Hts parents still refer to tum as "lazy " They wont let htm buy a car or geth is driver's hcense, and often canl take him to work , so he must call friends for a ride. They don't like me. though we've been going together over a year, and we only see each other on his da y off . We're lucky to talk five minutes a night on the phone . I won't give in and break up with htm as he's a fantastic guy - so s weet and considerate - and we love each other But m y famtly . though understanding, is tired of ptcking htm up S() we can see one another, and he's embarrassed by the sttuation too . What do you do abo ut d owngrading , always-<:ritt c iztng parents' - S . H P . DEAHS . . .Exactly what you've been doing for the past year : ignore 1or at least li ve with J what you· ca n 't cha nge. and look forward to better t1mes ' ahead when eilher these unapprectall ve pa rents lighten up a btt. or thetr son ltghts out on hts own . SUE rmscarnage. he JUst laughs and says <I rmght be a good tdea as he's nol s ure he wants to be married . H1s fnends teU him aU sorts of lies a lllJut me and he believes them wh1ch g1ve..'i him an excuse for hittmg and swe<~ri ng He told one of my fnends that once he's married he is gomg lo fool around and I can ltke 11 or get lwnps _ My fri e nds teU me it will be wors. after we 'rc married, but in spite of all thts, I love him. What can I do to cl1<1ngc tum ' - B.F D.F .: Uon 't try . Just get out of his life fast ' Only a masoctust would accept thts k.tnd of tre.atrnent. You need lessons tn pride and self-esteem (not to speak of karate' 1. An asser u veness training course miRhl help, but tf you still can 't let go. then we 'd s ugges t m ore in -depth profe!!.'lional counse ling HElEN AND SUE :>!OTE FROM SUE About the baby : better he should be fathe rless Uli!n beaten PART IN PARADE ·- ----------------------------- ' N. W. COMPTON, O.D. FOR A QUOTE Chester, Ohio A ld)'t'lt1· s h1 1W1·r w;1 .'> tu·ld tly fur Mr~ Tun; 1 l'c.u n 1 Milh(l<:tll Hustes."il'S were :VIr:-i I Jndt:t A(Tt'e, DISTHICf PARTY for Distnct 25 , Order of Eastern Star, and reception for District President Louise Stewart wtll be held Saturday evenmg at the Southern High School, RAcine . secretary . mtroduce the officers a nd Layette shower noted I HAPPY The New Haven Woma n's Club held its a nnual " Officer's T.-a" recentl y at the New Ha ve n Pubht Librar y Clubroom Offi ce r s for 1979-80 wert• hos tesses. and incluJe l.o1s Robinson, president; Co rH11P F'rishette. vice-president : Colt•en No rthro p, re co rding secrrta ry Cla udia Thomas. trea surer: and !, lili a n SoCial Calendar SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI. UPPER 10, DIET RITE & uAD'S ROOT BEER BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY R. C. BOTTLING CO. Middleport, Ohio 'VIiii S •reet 9'12 · 3542 or 9'12 -3344 IHli\I , PoTitl .' \IJTtl t , ~T l'l ll " tlt~tf{ \\IH'\ 'ot oltUUt 'ot H ... 11 . \hll \1 lll'd . jOHN ROBERTS ...................... , CLASSRtNGS ~01&' 'Q'Jtdrelers li; E . MAIN · POMER ~ Y • �r 7- The Dally Senttnel, Middleport-Pome roy. o , fndav .lkt 5 1979 . .gS M el 6 The Daily Sent m e l, \1iddlrport -P<•nlt•ro) lJ . f'nday . Od !>, 1 9;~1 IJberty Oll and (~jj ~ ( 'orp , H 1 ~t1t of Way , ot,ve Kenneth I .I "- , •• tu ~ '-- :t~ t ·: • J• . ! l uhl ll ~t'l ~ l ~ ·b r.t \\ : lit d lll Hul'l l.! lld ll . I ~~n~ :\nn Hu<' h ~ nan . 1 50/\ . 0 11\ , ·\ IIH'I I H ll<Hl ~ l· l u. W iii iid ! •.II F 11lt'Sl (' Sd 1,u ·r . lrt•fh' . , .t• r t r. rt r• 1' I" I )I ~ \ 1 ' ~ ),Lf[~ I I " \ I f I l l. I ... l l.t 111.1 11 , ! ' I ll .I'IH'! ' ! It I \ IUr .. t. ~ ~ · lrl t ...... I I\ f ' 11. r BtUups I' K1~ht Ol t\'t' A to Monongaht'la PIJ\.I,'l'r Co . of Way . Olive N Wtnebrt•nner Mag~ 1 e \II IHJll :-:.t• , ·.~u~· Frt•t· kt·r . Mary lu James Kctth Ablt·s. EdrJ<I ~m· Able:-;. 20 acre . Sutt on .Jnhn ll l' ustanzu, l'arul l 'n<Lanzo tu Lewts Van Johnson . K<1thryn Marlene Johnson. 2 12 a cre s. !> ~ 5 sq uarc rod . Sutton l.cwts F: Sli!nley , Dora Stanley tn Monungaht'la Power Co , Htght of Way, Oli;e Harold I. Billups, Jud1th F ~ for ~ ~ K r~~:~~+·~ d2:/~~~~~~:L ;"~:~:: P r() pert y T ran . to Monongahela Power Co . High t elf Wa) Olive Charb J Neece. Barbara J Neece to Honald J Browmng, 2 16 ac res . Salisbury .I \ltl1~'t l..., , . f. rt 1 f11 •\r t h rt· H Stq.; <~l l. .r It' upt· .I '\ll' t.;, .J l i',tl t'l'Jo..., :\,·l p it l lluane Wolft• to Libert) 0 11 a nd t;a.o l 'o rp . Hight of Way Oll\ t' \1 ilfo rJ H Hall. 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Aff for lrar" ( 'ulumbra ConldCJ PeLk Vtns orr tu V rr g rru rr Townsend, Aif fur trans . <·n lumb ra Charles U . Peck , de c to :vtadgc ll<' d o n trtrne d b y Itt(' Loun r i l o t lh(> V 1t1 aq p a t Pn ,,, , r OY Oh 10 . and il 1S " ' r 1• n,. o ron i nPd bt o~u 111or 1 t v ot fhC' '> d rn(' SECT JON I f 1 1,~ 1 t h(' Board of lt u<:. lf'e <, ol Publt c Aftatr~ ,, , <,,l td V il l.'lg (> b e dnd ar e I i "f'b Y' r1 u lh o r~zed dtre c l PCl fln cl p rnpower ec to ad v1 ~ t l':>t ' t or b 1d s a nd enter l'l t O rt ( ont rac 1 for Db t o~ •n 1 nq <1 I t he C'lec tr, c necess art lo •'ll •·r w 1 DP1 ' rd t P th e m un1 c rpal <, , w~rw dt'l pos at system of ·,did Vdlil qr, •n a cco rdan c e w.rn <.. p e(i f 1c at1 0 ns dat ed Or IOt1('r . 197? wh tc h are on l <l i · w1 t h t he Clerk of the Oo,nf1 o f Trus t ee s at Publr c tdf,J r r-, ot ; .-1 tll Vt llaye nnd .•. '' 'h h,1v1 bPcn pr(' Sented t nl! ri 'tHl .t l 11115. rnet•t tng , .tr> , J wll H tt ', p cc d 1r utron s Ht l t~> ri 'II Y c~p prUVl' f J and •rrJ •·r i ·d tc1 tw 1de nt1fteo by !1• 1 pr'''oH I nu n ffr rP r a nd I• rk. Of 1t11'. l:::Junc 1 SECTION II P,l y r"l • nt tor sn1de lectrt c , ,,. r q ., \h rlll be madf' by •, ! tl \;r l l,lqe 11'1 ncro rdan ce r. 1lt1 ttl t' terrns o f Sdt d o., t')t• ( " r d l rons n nct in lhe .~<r aun t \Dt'< rh ed 111 fhf" ~ r l) !t •tJ b <d SE C TION 111,.. fh ,•, (H(lln,;,ncf" shal t fc'ik e t'f!,· ( 1 ,1m1 fH' 1n f o r ce fro m ,1110 ,illl'r the ear 11es t t, r 01 1<1 ,1ll o w f' CI by ln w P.,., .., ,.o 1111<, "''day o t Oc ' '! I • r I q l9 Ct CJ r {'n( P fl nore..v s Mnvor J ,Hl • ' 11/ ,)l l nn < li 'r k I C I 'l I.' } t r Bla c kwood . V rrgrmrr To~~olt.., t• nd , An - na Pl't_·k BARGAIN HUNTERS 1978 FORD PINTO STATIONWAGON .......12995 1 1977 CHEVY NOVA 4 DR .. .................... 3695 ~ ~ v P S P R l\1r 1 1977 CHEVY IMPALA SEDAN 4 DR .•••••••13895 1 1975 MONTE CARLO lANDAU TOP •••••••• 2895 Krzzt• ( 'rabl rt't ', Paul I. Pt•ck , W1lltam l' P" k, Llsll' Davt s. Aff f o r trans , Col umbra Crdbttt•c. Anna Peck ('rlibtret•. dt'L net!J Crdbtret:', Arthur tu Kl'!l - ('rabtr L't '. Margaret Scott, 1\olanJ l 'r.Jillrt·t. Aff fortran_, , Col umbra Don V Tufto. Velma I. Tuftt1, Kenneth D J otmsen, to Ph11l1p H Bla c kford , Susan L. Rl .ackft1nl. l 09777 acres. &·1p1 o Vrrg1 l Pnce . Mae E Pru·p l tl Marl m J Morns . Ada B ~ urn s. Clyde J . Morm . .Jean I( :v!urrr.' Parn.· l s . Cht•ster AT P S, PB U1r 1 1976 HONDA CVCC ....... .. ...... :~'•.'~"~: . 2495 1976 AMC GREMLIN ..................... 11895 r,u tu , r~1 c ~ . 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II <• ' t a ~ e an ~ ,.•I ' ICP!. , u .__ lo, r r- >It ' r wrll r,t" mad(' tl"r GuQh lht"'-f· , , ~ ! <Il l \ ... 1973 CHEVY BElAIR ............. :~~ . :~·~· •• 1695 1971 PLYMOUTH 4 DR ... .... ............ . 1695 d.) l (l p ) p B "' •" " jO(Ir! 1976 FORD RANCHERO , ;~.~·~~·. ~! .':s,.;!l••• 2595 1976 FORD F-150 ................. ....... 12895 1 P ') p n 61f 1 '~ '~n o . qood t 1 and 1 197 4 CHEVY SUBURBAN C-20 ............ 1695 ro na . 12195 1974 CHEVY 1112 TON ••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 INTERNATIONAL liz TON PICKUP. •••• 1495 A I a ul o P S P B li BR A (Sept 2l-Oct :23) ' •Ju no !I I el'r•c t c, ~ ~ un d(·r, I<.~ , rr (, you r own "\t'il t' > D ' t>~,, o~ l cl ," Ill lieU O! IIH' fl Pf> :-1 c) l H IP 'T' ,\1(11 ty In 'd el 1! 11111 1w <J' " •)u l I" 1 uu • l:le~ l 1n lere ~ t s D:sc o vt" .., ,111 whOm { OU t:;es ! 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RaOiO C1 ty Stat1on NT 10019 Be sure 10 speco ty b <~l h dat,::; SCORPI O (Oel. 24 - N o~ 22) Because ot so many &ell ·doubt s tod ay 11 ma \ t: J e d1l1 1c.u lt 10 ap ply tne Skill S you tlut.,. possess L et go Allo "" .,.our ld lents to com, lhr ougt'1 SAGITT ARIU S ( N a ~ . 23· Dec 2t ) Don t co mp ta.n roo touc.r, so me qrouw .JC I•v1 t1eS yo ,_, rrdct IPt> l tail 10 mate11ali1e today uCk has somf' l fl <ng tJette• " '"" t cJ lor you CA PRICORN (Dec 22- J•n 19) YOu r e the o ne wh o II co me ou t on lop wtth all the ben ef1t s tl you Share even w1!h t hose wh o aopea1 tO lJI:' d ~ m andong ron mucn n on 1 ti P atr a1d 10 g1ve AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) l1SIPn a lt f''lll~tel l' ana don 1 repl ) rc il '\JLJr 'l t•n l.t! rve type s r ne y w .rr tat • m e mse1ve s fi ght m t o ,, ~ O r' ' "'' <m d y o u II be t t1e : 1'' "1'd 1 ,tel; 1 YIC!Ur PI SCES f•l' t" (Feb ' • , 1 <1d c,_, t ~ 20· MArch t-a;e 20) s tr1n gs 1l II •C'"" l r, dd ) 11 yOu ,._,f' l'l i< >Q •qrur t' \llf' :;J it' r<l "''' •, !o 1 [) t-'I JH II'l r 1'l H1 1-' 0:, ... (1 ~1 0 1 l' l. t( !w :"! .,.. i' ' ' ._RIES ( Marc h 21 - Aprt l 19) Du • '1.; II 1 rJ,J, ,ou 011191' 1 rl d Vt d rJrt i ,t U l 1 l <rH• ,t rlj'-'S T I' Cj 1 o.J r 11 '"''l' I<, 11 (J:,O•r> •OI •'> uf ') ! hers ·i"'••'• 1 , , u I"'"' IJIPrn•, t al e r Don't Wait! US~Il CIIIIS r- -- TAGGED r F=ot::~ SliVINGs l 1976 CHEV. SUBURBAN .................. 14495 D u el l rl l r (Onrl lr OI d nl t w hudt 111 C B P ::, P 8 1,11 wh PCI l r us c· co n ', h n r p 1975 BUICK LESABRE. .... . ..... .. ..... . 1895 1 4 Dr . r1 1r rlU t o , P S 1975 FORD GRAN TORINO .. ............. 1695 P S .,,, ..,, .,.., SAVE NOW!!! WHILE PRICES ARE STILL LOW. P R 1 70r . ntr t"l u lo GET READY FOR WINTER e!SNERAL P 8 TIRE SALES 1 1975 PLYMOUTH DUSTER CUSTOM ....... 1695 S l~ n t 6 J s od . P S N. 2ND AV E. 1974 CHEVY MALIBU 2 OR . ............. '1295 r. P S. PB 1974 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ....... ...... 11695 V H. A .. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ""'----~= ---- 1974 CHEV. IMPALA CUSTOM ...... ...... 11295 !Jr) <lrl Cell~ T1e1 1, PUBli C N O TI C f ') •', II r· I I I • d', ,\I d I I r• lo' ( I'< V• ll 111 tl w IJ II i< 1 til l ilt V1 l l d ll• ' ( IPrk , \ t·•u nd \ ln•f' l Vd ld tff' o f Pu rr w ro y O h 10 u nl 1l I /o r iN k noon ort M o n d d.,. . 0 ' to t)l'r 1S I<JN tor ltlf' to ll owtnl.J p r o po ..,n 1 f- or thr• pur r ha~ 'l 'f tt1 e Vil lage ot Pom e roy o f a nC' w 19 79 or 1980 J _. ton con vr·n t t o n ~l ( d b 4,') Whe e l Or 1Vf' Ot·l allt'd spec ri iC dlt On s Mf' on 1tl (' ~ t the C tcrk. ·s Of ltr t ' V il l dUC' ot P omeroy Ear h brd m u st contar n thf' f ull nnme o f e very per so n o r < o m pa ny tntere sled 1n th e sr11 n e nnd be a c < om p<tn •ed b y a bond or c er fti tf'd c hec k tn the sum o t SlOO 00 t o tt)e snt• st actton a t !h e v 1lldQe Co un c •I n\ a y uar anty rtlat 11 the b1d ~ ~ ,1( cepl ed co ntrac t wdl bf' enter ed 1n1 o <tnd rls pe r t o rman r l" prop er I,. <.t 'f ured Th (•se c hec k s or bond s wtll tJt• r e t u rn ed at on c e to L"~ e)O:< e p t th e su c ces slul 0 1ddPr H t<:. rn ec k or bOnd w il l b e held unttl !he c on l r nc t or b1d 1s properly C)(ec uled b y h1m The r rg ht r.., r e ~ervt>d to rerec t any a nd all b tds Dor1n d a Nardet Clerk Boar <J ot Publ 1c Afatrs J n nC' Walton . Clerk VII t age of Pomeroy , Ohto . 10 ) , 5 H e PU B LIC NO TICE The Gall1 a J an,son Me! g s Commun rly Menial Hea lth Ce nter , wht c h tS a pr1vale n on pr o f lf c o r fX)ratton . 1ntend s to submtt an a p p i iC .llt on lor a captfal Qrdnl untfe r the provtston ot Se c t 1on 16 ( b l ! 2 1 a t the Urban Ma s s Tran sportat1 o n Ar t ot 1964, as ilmf'ndPrl . to provtdt• Iran soortMt On se rvr cc s lor the ha ndi CiiPPt•d wtlhrn Gall ta . J ac k son a nd M e tgs Coun Ire<, Th e g r~nl appl rcaliOn wtl l requ es t t wo standard pnssengr vans equ tpped Wi t h cl wheel Cha i r ramp , W1lh OPiiOI1al €Qutpm enl desrgn e d 10 ma)(1mtzc utrltzal ron per1o d !t tS p ro1 ec ted that t or the frr sl standard pns se nger va n eq u1 pp ed With a wheel r ha •r r amo appro:.tmilt e ty ten e m ot ronally d ts turbed r)dOicsr c nl s a nd two four s taff m (' mbe r s wdl b(> t ran sp orted tor th e rapeutt c o ut1n gs ano to meeT bas rr tran s p o rt il t1 o n ne e d s rt•lat ed t o ther a py an d trealm pnt 1n th (' Restden tt~l T re atm ent Program lhNaPL'ul• r oul1ng os will be ~ rhedutl'd for two SE? \oen days p e r weeK . and rela ted tJd51 l tran sportat•on need s wrl l be sc hC'duled f or ap nro:w,mately two day s per week U nsr hedu le d usag e may 1n r lude ho sp1ta 1 VISiT S, e tc I t iS pro1e c ted that for the ser o n d standar d pas seng er van equ1pped wrl h n whee lc hat r ramp . appr o)(tma te l y n rn e eleven em ot to ncJity dt sturbed (a n d pos srOiy pny stra lly han drc appe d l adult!~ and one two staff memtJ("rs wil l b e friln sp orted for ther.=!pt• u f tr o uttngs and l o r ba s1r lran sportat1on ne eds rel a tC'd to treatment (l nd fherap., ap pro)O:Imat(·ly lour day s pt>r weC'k , and as t requ en'ly as 5r:o day s pe r we e k TnC' G a111a Jan~ son Me • Q'> Co mm u ntty M e nlrll Hf'dllh Ce nt N 1nv tte s COfT1 m {' nf S and or proposal s from a ll +n ter es ted publ1 c, pr 1va l e nn d onr a tran s1 t 1974 FORD TORINO ..................... '1095 'llJr , a tr , a u to , P S ., ' 'o 1'' "'' TAURUS (Aprt l 20-M •y 20) I ay ,J tWO\ , >Ur I CJ() I~ and er J0 r 10u1 , ,.,,~,,r , '' 11111e ruD~ you are .-~ •r t'fl' IJ! I ng Tn com plete seem t o ' ''' r,c; r11< ng ,ou "he cnores Nlli Wil l' GE MINI [ M 8y 21 -Ju ne 20) Re 1' '" ~-' ~r and tru e 10 yo ursert co n . ~ f'< r.. ng wt-at yo,_, e•pec t or noed ' " " ' yOu• lr 1en d s A good cld · ' "~ tl,('r H:!-0 'illk 'll<ii<t'1 1 be 11 1 orde r CA NCER (J une 21. J uly 2'2 1 Alter g•umbl•ng ar t da ( at out you• lo t 1r Ide rou m1ghl .,.1 n d up be1no as'1 amed when Dame For Tune ChJmp s SDf""' e tn1ng Q' €81 1n 10 your 1ap ar' d p r oves you wr ong LEO [ July 23-Auo 22) Even 1hOugn you m1g h l u nCOfiSCiou sly llP atter 1ng rne I acts 10 su ' t you r mooc t o da y you II sh ll come ou t on t op lh an., s 10 a lot ot ruck G•ve cred i t wnere rt s auf' VIRGO (Aug 23·S•pf 2'2) 11 lr•M"' •s any a ueST1on m you r ml'>d as tr, wha t you at e g el! <ng lr ' yO<.H rTIOfl " )' 1nrJ <1y 1"1<1 ( k ott [J ~: r • 1 ma ~1• rne t: J uy 'r Qul ,r,q •I C i s a• !" ste er rng you tV'r ectt., NF .... "oi' A I-'f II F N l [ RP Rr S £ A SS N, P B 1973 PONTIAC GRAND AM ............... 1895 1 ' 12 Passenge r 11 1972 CHEVY 1 TON FLATBED .............SAVE With stock r ac k , V 8, 4 sp, po wer boos1er b r akes, n 1ce rruck 1 mi l e north ds 2 1 1 H P DEMMING deep well pump 85 ff ot flexrbl e ptpe and s t ar age tank 949 2008 SIX MONTH Old pluSh re d floral Schwetger ltvtng room surte , 2 matchtng swtvel rocker-s , 2 free lam ps , $69"' Ca l l Ingels Fur n•lure. 9922635 . alter 5. c all 304 881 1032 IM TWO SN OW. ftres. used '1 months, StZe GR78)( 14 Phone 992 3379 1975 VW BEEILE . sun r oof, auto t rans. fu e l 1n1ected. good c ondlf 1on 991 ]4() I 197 4 CJ 5 JEEP For more ~ntormatton , call 742 2503 1976 FORO GRANAOA , 1 d oor , mag wheels . a c . am lrn 8 lra c to:, , re c t 1n 1n g b u ck£'! Sf'a ts S1900 949. 2691 TE N HEAD. 8 week old ptgs Snots , Normed tails doc ked $14 ea or all tor S'130 Tuppers Plarns , Oht o 614 667 349] APPLE S The perfect solution for calves." SUGAR RUN MILLS C I DER l_:a_? Mulberry Ave. Pu rt1en.> y, Oh i-,, 37J Moblle Home sal e.<~ and Y11nl salea an! acc-ept ed only W~th cash with ordeJ Z5 cent charge fOI" adA earrytng Box Number In care ()f The Sent mel 'The Pu blLSher reserves the edit or l"t'ject any adJ deeme d ob)eettona l The PuOitJher will not be !'eipon!lble for m(lre than one mcorrect In· !ll!rtton Phone !}9'2·21~ n.ght tel SPA CE a\oatlab le for r amper-. . boa t s Oct thru Aprtl 1nd and Pomeroy St s Mdso n Ca l l 304 BSi '1971. John Mar snail FR IGIDAIRE E L EClR IC LIMESTONE . grdvel, c al c tum c hlOride , terhhzer . dog load and all types of salt E)( c el~ t or Salt Work s. Inc. E Matn St Pomeroy . 99'} ~.and . I gol d dtsh 11 fl r am S(•l Aft er FORD TRA C TOR W1lh pa1r at I'} ' plow <; Pr 1r ed !o 5('11 9'12 1789 TWO WHEE L lra tler 15 ttr('s and wnee ls , heav,.. r on slrur lf"d . handles good I n goOd shape Rober! J oc k s. Rt I L o n g Bott om . OH 985 43-'b stm a,..;;,iiftii KARR & VAN ZANDT 1979 MODEL COUNT DOWN (2) 1979 DELTA 88 ROYALE CPES. ! -Beige, tan cloth , 1-Dk. brown , black vinyl roof , tan cloth intenor. , ,.' (2) 1979 DEMOS 98 REGENCY SEDANS (1) 1979 CUTlASS SUPREME CPE. Dk . brown, beige vrnyl roof , tan cloth . (1) 1979 CAD. DEVILLE CPE. (Mr. Karr's Demo) HURRY IN TODA Yl Karr & Van Zandt on S.turd.ly Pomeroy See Pete Burris, Marvin Keebaugh or George Harris NITURE, glass, c htna . anyth tng See or c all Ruth Gosney, a n t1qucs, 26 N 2n d, Mtdd leport. OH 991 3161 ANTIQUE POCKET wa t c hes Wdlrng to pay top dollar C all 1 592 2973 even1ngs WANTED JUNK Bat tenes , r adtators . motors. auto trans No Sunday c alls 949 2563 RUMMAGE CHOC OLA 1 E COLO R ED Tuesday Sunday M obil e Hom es - Sa le BORDER COL L I E , b lar k and wh tt e, t emale , loves < hti J ,.e n , year o td , sh o l s and w o rm e d tncl udrng rdhe s Br.tltany Span tel , r eg , fem a l e, red and whtte Small male Ierner brown, good wttn children Fr'lendly mtnratvre bo)(er cot1 1e Humane Soc re t y 9'11 6260 MAL E CO L LIE puppy 992 5073 niter 5 REAL LADY too~ung for a good home , co llie beag le type , bla ck . brown and wht t e, female , shots , wor med . K1ttens and cats , allsues . s hape s. cotors . looking f or home Humane Soc •ety . 992 6260 Card of Thanks WAN T to ex t end my s •n ce r e t h an k s to Dr R rdgway , the nurses a nd ~~des. w h o worked so hard to ease my husband , Robe r t Morehead 's ltfe God B less al l Mt ldred Morehead SALE Real E stat e for Sat e -- ----- -------- -------.. Noti ces GUN SH OOT EVERY SUNDAY 1 PM FACroRY CHOKE O NLY RAC'mE GU N CLUB NO HU N TING. no trespasstng Wtth no e)( ceptton s on my p roperty J ud y M c G r aw Self DUES for 1980 are payable lromOcl 1toOec 31 , 1979 TEn dol lars , Ractne Gun Clut> BAKER ' S BUSY Bee Ceramto announces tall hours Tuesday 10 J, 7 10 Wednesday 7 10 T hu r s 10 3. 7 10 If's t t me t o t an tllo!>e Chr 1stmas g1 ff s Call 66! 3251 f or rn f orma lt on mtles from F tve Po tnfs Watch tor stgns Curtatns and rods Men 's . women 's . Cht ldren ' s , al l Stles Boots , shoes . dre!.ers . chest of drawE'rS Humtdtfter Garage door Pool table Set of e n c y c topedtas Motor c y c le , mtsc rtems THURSDAY , Frtday, Saturday 9 4 a1 1J8 Conoor St. ba c k at Landmark ' n Pomeroy YARD SALE .4 ] 7 Grant . Mtddleport Oct 8 10? Ratn c a nc els YARD SALE Ra 1n or Shtne Frt Sal Rt 7. 1 miles north of Chester Baby and boys · clothes . books . round oak tab le top . Stnger Sewtng md c hrne. student gu• t ar , much more G I GANTIC GARAGE ED BURKE T T BARBER SYRACU S E LO ST Female black nnd r ust Doberman weartng c Ollar Unton Ave D.own t own area Call D8Vtd , 99') I:IJ97 FOUN D Ches t er area Oc t Pood l e t errter type , curly brown and go ld h ct~r . male Humane Socrety , 9'92 2· 6~0 RUSTIC - Help wanted~~ P f'R T TIM E E MP LOYEE ply tn person , (row ' s Femrly Restaura nt -..- ---- --- B A R H EL P needed H o nest dependabl e , r e f er ences Plve Potn ts Gri ll F.ULL T IM E medrcal Ir an sc n p tt oist needed tor J 11 30 Sht ft Good frt nge ~ne frts , sa la ry negot iab le 5~n d res umes to Vet er a n s M emort a l H osprt aL PO Box 7..9. P ome r oy, OH 4.$769 Equal Oppor tu n•IY E,m pl oyer DEPE ND ABLE HOOF HOLLOW . Eng l tsh and Wes t ern Saddles and narn e ss Ho r ses and pontes Ruth Reeves 614 698 3290 Bordrng and R 1d1ng Lessons and Horse Care produ c ts Wes tern bOOts Child r en ' s S15 50 Adu tts $19 00 RI SI NG STAR Kennel Boardtng Ca ll 367 0292 POODLE GROOMI NG Judy Taylor 614 367 7220 KEN NELS Boardtng , all breeds Clean tndoor outdoor fac rlittes Also AKC regrstered Oobermans 614 446 7795 Go lden Re t never puppteS 6 weeks old Bcauttfu t and hea l thy S150 698 6718 (Albany I C H I H UA H UA f ema le, good w1 f h ch rld ren . a large ktn d, wrt l m a ke good ~q utrel dog Phone 742 2322 For Sale , Rent or Trade FOR SALE or ren t N 1ce 3 bedroom, mOdular loca t ed tn Por t land area Set up on lot or c an be moved Ca ll afler 4 30 304 273 5272 FOR TRADE t wo lo t s tn Pomeroy. l or motor home 949 2 18? FOR 5ALE o r re n t, ho u se rn Harr t sonvi ll e 2 bedroom, large 11v1ng room , k. ttch("n and bath Cai11 918 4417 CHIP WOOD Poles max diame te r 10" on largest e nd 1 12 P·er ton Bu n d led sl ilb SlO per t o n Oelrvered to O h iO Pa llet Co., Rt 2. Pomeroy 99? 268 9 F U R NI T U RE. HOTPOINT a nd wanted to Bu y •ce bO,XeS, br ass beds, rron beds. desk s , e t c , comp lete hOUseho lds W n t e M .D Miller. Rt . .4 , Pomeroy or call 992 7760 FINAN CING VA FHA LO AN S LOW OR NO DOW N PAYMENT PURCHASE OR REFINANCE IRELAND MORTGAGE. n E STATE , ATH E NS 6 14 591 JOS I ' ROOMS , GENERAL ELECTRIC H e~rdquarters Appl!ilnc es Sirles & Service ba l h, basemen! . outbulldmgs and garden at Let art , OH Second house past hl! m g •Harron ,_ Th1 s IO\I Ciy ' h ome has 4 bedrooms. ltvtng room. dtn 1ng room . krt c h en , Buller 's pf'n f ry , bath and f ull bd semen l Al l cdr pet and drapes go wtth the house Gas for ced atr l ur nace and n1ce St tl rng por c h St!ua1ed on 75 acr e w tth outburldtng Call today for your showtng ONLY SJ5.000 00 T UPPER S PLAINS - 100 x100 ' tot rn Arbaugh Ad dttron wtth wrt t er tap an d seP 1tc systems Chot ec c orner local ton Se ll s tor $5,000 00 POME~O Y On Upper Monkey Run N tce remode led krl c hen, 1 bedrooms, b a t h and u t t l tfy Situated un a l most 1 a c r e W hy pay r en t. when you c a n own th ts nt ce home f o r o nl y $16.500 ()()? RA C INE AREA N 1ce 3 bedroom h ome on Bashan Road Srluated on 6 1 'acres Ask.mg only SJ9,900 00 H YS ELL RUN - Almost e1ghl acres wtfh 2 bedroom home . k.tl chen and bath There's two wa 1er taps and two sep t 1c systems. Call tor all details Se l ltng prt ce \23 .500 00 G OOD BUY - Thts. home has new batn , new arumrnum Sldtng and storm w1ndows and new sepf tC s ystem There ' s two bed r ooms, llvt ng room and scr eened m porch Srtuated on a lrt11 e over one a cre V. C. YOUNG Ill RACINE, 0 . 949 274a or · L---------~·~7-l~m_o~u.-J MINI FARM 1.4 acres, J bedrrn house, f rrepl cHe Very secl uded Cash or con ventronal f tnance only 'S22 ,500 Scou r Camp Rd Back ol Chester 84 FT O HI O RI VER F RONT 3 77 acre wtth m obile home · J brm 1 1 1 baths. ex panda lv rm $ 16.000 LONG BOTTO M - 6 rm old er horne ca r pelcd , burn plus 7 out but l dtngc, , on 10 rot~ \ 18,9(10 Phone 141-J091 Hrlton Wolfe. Assoc . Phone 9<49·2st9 George 5 . HobsteHer, J r. B r ok e r , 99 2·2719 CENTRAL REALTY CO. WE HAVE CONVENTIONAL FINAN<; ING FOR MOST OF OUR HOMES FOR AS LOW ASS% DOWN . NEW LISTING - 4 BR home. h ardwood fl oors, IMge LR. nlso fam rl y rm , gar age and gOOd ou t t>ur l dtng Many n 1ce f ea t u r es, p l e nty of t rutf t reE's and ga r den space Asktng ~48 , 900 Jus t off Rt 7 tn Ches t er THIS I S WHAT Y OU A SK E D FO~ - 14 aues of n1 ce r o ll tng land wrth a 1 1 story n osue t ha t s.ts bac k off the road su r rounded wtth m tt ple trees Lg pond stockeo w1th ftS h N tcety loca ted 1n M or n.ng Star area Prt ce SJJ.900 FAMILY HOM E - LOIS of posstbrllftes w1th th rs real ntce 2 story home Many features, 1tke central atr , but l1 tn app l ranc es, all carpeted & s.o fort h A verv good rnves t men t wtth several nr ce butld tng lo t s on a p p r ox 4 1 J a cres rn t he center of Racrne. Oh ro Askt ng o n lv SS-4.000 HOME & INCOME l mmed tate p~se\s,on , large 3 bedroom hom e . ltvtng room & l~m1ly room . a l l nt cely ca r pe Ted Eat rn equrpped k.tlchen , 2 fu tr ba t hs. 1J basement. garage, ntce garden area In come t ram t railer on prope r ty Ractne, 'S45,(X)() COUNTRY SPECIAL - N1 ce r emodeled 1 bed r oo m h ome on b lack top road M os t ly ca r pe ted F A n a t g a s fu rna ce A ve r y d tf racf tve sma ll h ome a nd l ac r e l an d . P r 1ced tor qutck sa le t or $17 ,500 'S l 2. 000 0() Good 3 Oed room , all carpeted home c l ose to Pome r oy & Mtddlepo r t Located on good 11 ~ a c res of land FARM ---() ver 70 a cres of land bordermg Pomeroy wt t h ex t ra large barn and old farm house N ot many tre-es but p lenty at pasture and some I arm ground Prrced Onl y \49 .000 LO TS OF LOT S Pomeroy From 1 to 75 acres , bordertng MIDDLEPORT Good 3 BR home appro:w: 10 yrs o l d, stove & ref ngerator . lg storage bldg Prr c ed a t ~5 . 000 RACIN E - 2BRtratle ronnt .:: elot A sktngS11.500 20WOOOE0 A C R ES - Lan bedtvtded S17 000 LARGE SPLIT L EVEL - on J AcrPS , 4 BR home, f ully carpet ed. equ1pped k.tt . t amrly room has nice f rrepl ace , large uftlrty room and pl enty of storage, two c.ar garage has el ectrtc ctoor ope ner One great feature after another L rs ted \ 75 .500 ROUSH CON.) TRUCTION FOR YOUR NEW HOME OR EXTENSIVE HOME REMODELING AlsJ Masonry ' Wor~., -fs83, or 91 2-2282 -· w 10! s 9 ~ .. 't: C 'er m. b y appo rn1 rf' •·nt. 17 Svc arn or e ' R ear) P om eroy 0 Real Estate for Sal e THREE BEDROOM home . 99 2 · 75~ 4 ll WI L L HAUL ltmestone and gravel Also , l tme haultng and spreading Leo Morr ts Truckmg Phone 7 42 2455 E Ma tn St . Pome r oy , Basement and car port . carpet wal l to wall , com S&G Carpet Cleantng p te te krt c hen, cabrnets , St eam c leaned Free range , refrtgerator . d1sn es t •male Reasonab l e washer , dtsposal and ra t es Scotcnguar d m br e akfa st bar . wood 1>309, or 141 2348 burntng frrepla c e. c oncre te dr1ve Wil t se ll wt th or wrrhou t ad1acent A fr ame PAI NT IN G AND sand busrnes s butldtng S h ow~ Pl as ttn g Free est rma tes oy appo1 ntment Phone 992 ' . ._ Call 949 2686 DOZER, END Loader brush nog Will do basements. ponds, brus h , ttmber , land c lear,ng Char les But c her 7411940 MA IN POMEROY , O. , .2 ] ] 15 1 16. E. Second Str-eet NEW LISTING - Nocel be d room t rarle r , gas fur n ace, l u r n t s n ed. st oc k ed f rs h pond and 1 1 :~ acreo n Rt 143 Want on l y S12,000 HOME West of Ru tl and on Rl 124 Th r ee bedrooms, ba t h , L C water , St wmdows. and 1 acres Ask rng $25,000 RUTLAND Good sol rd o l der home w rth good opp or t unrly for a bustness 4 f amily bedrooms. 111 baths. fu r nace , I! rep I a c e, dtntng , equtp ped k i f , and 2 car garage 13S,OOO BUSINESS BLDG . Plus a 3 bed r oom rental and ex t ra lot on Rt 124 St art your own th1ng and l tve upstarrs 117.500 MIDDL E PORT l lots. 4 bedroom older nome. 11 ~ baths, nat gas heat One lot has '} !ratter hookups Ask.tng 111 ,500 S Y ~A C USE Br1 ck ranch home of J hedrooms . ? baths . dtn 1ng , nt c e k tT , cov er ed pat to 4 Iars. one on the r rver \45 ,000 POM E ROY 3 bedrooms, a l umrnum srd tng, ba t h. basement . na f gas fu rnace and f r po r ch Walk to st ores Sl8 ,SOO NEW LISTING J bedrooms w 1t h ba th c tt y wa ter , nat gas heat and 1 acre for only se.soo WANTED 5 ac res o n the wa t er hne BUILDING LOTS BAUMS , I PTS ., RA CING . POMEROY . S YRACUSE , RE E D 5VILLE . FORK E D RUN , RUTLAND , ROCK SPRINGS , AND BOWMANS RUN . -Housing · Headquarters_ PH 9V111 5V NEW LISTING 84 acre wonng f a r m, 2 st ocked ponds. 30 acres lt ll able 45 ac r es pas t ur e t enced, barn, l a r ge ga r age, other bu tl d tngs, pl us a 7 year old ranc h t ype h orne wr th full basemen t , large family room , bur l! 1n k rfc nen large ltv 1ng room wi t h woooburn 1ng l trep lace plus a wood b urnr n g sfove downsta rrs 3 bedrooms and t>att't Real ntce $76. 150 REMO.utunG kvJM ADDITIO~S HOUSES BUILT AL TROMM CON ST. RUTLAND 74 2-2328 5232 WILL BUSINE S S OP · PORTUNITY N rce c lean bus tness wtth ex c ellent trac k. record THE KIDD IE SHOP PE " tn ct udes all equtp ment nec essary - don't call, come tn f or de t atls V A. APPROVED A&H Upholstenng , across from the Te•aco Stat1on rn Syraucse 9923743 or 992 3752 B R A DF ORD, Auct roneer, Comp le te Se r v• ce Ph one q49 1487 or 949 1000 rae m e, Oh to, Crr tf B radfo r d WILL B ABYSIT chr l dren oi all ages 1n my home Tu p pers Platns area b67 ELWOOD BO W E R S REPAIR Swee pe r s, toasters, rrons. a l l small ap p lrances Lawn mower Ne:w: l to State Htghway Garage on Route 7, 985 382S JJOS Auctions BIG AUCTIO N every Wed , 7 pm Hartford Communtty Center , H artford , WV , 4 m rles above Pomeroy Mason Brtdge P IA NO TUNING lane Dan1e1s New phone num ber 742 2951 Serv1ce to sc hools and homes srnce 1965 AUCTION , FRIDAY , I p m Lo t s of new mer cha ndtse at Ohto Rtver A u c f ton, SR 1, sou th of M• d dlepor t SAVE ON :CAIPET DRIVE AtimE POMEROY LANDMARK HA NDYMAN 'S SP ECI - R E AL TORS H enr y E Cl l;)land, Sr . H enr y E . Cl eland, Jr. b a bys rtt m g tn WILL CARE for elder l y tn our home Also. room an d board avarlab le 992 73 14 AL ~ W E HAV E MAN Y OTHER PROP E RTIES - CALL TODAY 00 ELECTR IC m Reaso nable rates Call 985 3958 N tce home, l ar g e l ot, Syracuse , 10 1 1 P et in t 30 year term, Sl 82 t;l5 mon t h. P& Buyer Only Needs Closng Cost s lm med1ate Possession Good va r ue At $20 .000 00 Evervone needs a rental , S6 .000 00 Ml DOLE PORT Cu!e tot t I(" 2 bed r oom home . gre at st arter in good loc atton S16.200 00 sept tc E)(Cd\lal r ng . systems, dozer , ba ckhoe Rt 143 Phone \ 1614 1 698 7331 or 742 2593 Mot or s. rewtnd and reoa1r 2356, 56 1 Beec h Sl , Mrdd leport. Ohto Services Offered my home Monday Fr 1day DREAM N ow you can own your own new ran ch type h ome wtth 11 1 acres of most wooded tand Large master bedroom , nurse r y and guest room , 1 f ul l bdths , butlf tn equtpped ktt c h en . dtntng area , large ptu sn 1tv1ng room wrth w b f p . large garage , gOOd quality home good loc al ron S44.800 00 . HOWERY AND MARTIN REY NOLD ' S -----~- NEW LISTlNG Appro. A 9 14 I Pd I SEWING MACHINE Repa1rs . serv tc e , all makes 992 2784 The Fabr rc Snop. Pomeroy AUTOMOBILE IN Au th onzed Srnger Sales SVRANC E been c an a n d Serv1ce We sharpen ...: elled? Lost vour Sctssor s operator 's l rcense ? P hone 99? 2143 EXCAVATING. dozer . loader a nd backhoe wo r k J N sTOCK for •mmeatafe d um p t rucks a nd to boys de l tvery vartous Stles of to r ht r e , wtll haul fr l l dtr t , poo l kt t s Do rt you r se lf o r to p sari , ltmes tone and lei us 1nstall for you D gravel Call Bob or Roger B u mgardner Sa tes , t nc Jeffer s . day p h one 992 7089. 9'12 5724 ntght ph one 992 35'15 or 'IY2 98 acres va c ant woodland , several bulldtng s rtes near Rutland, all mtnerals Won 't last long at ~· 300 00 NO LONGER 5 tf r ROOtiNG 3'11 I bOB E . l imo . New , r epair, gutter s and down spouts . Window cl eaning Gutt er cl eaning Fr ee E stimates 949 -2862 --949 -2160 SER:ICLS, INC. c .. LL "', ) H. L Writesel Roofing ;m, FINANCIAL 1 GOOD USED CHAIN SAWS McCulloch Pro 1150.00 MIC JS McCulloch M•s -10 Remtngton l4 UOAuto Hom elite XK12 Hom elite 1125.00 1100.00 $125.00 1115.00 KL400 Homellte 1100.00 Remington Yardm•ster Remington Super 754 S7S.OO 1100.00 1100.00 175.00 Seon XL Hom elite 1 Excellent Unico 16 cu . fl . Coppertone Relrlprllor, 1\kt new, 12SO I New Electric Fumoce, JUST LIST E D M 1n t farm w 1a oeat. i r•JI briC·"K bi l t>ve l , w / 3 bedr oo m ~ &. full basement . large carport . to t al elec No l expenstve. fully rnsula l ed, dll hard wOOd fl oors 3 large ho t houses You can navo a ll thtS with appro.ot:rmately 5 acres of la nd f or on l y 563,500 cle•r~rnce priced I new FUel 011 Furn~ci, SAVE A' LOt RUBBER BACK CARPET $499 and up Cash & carry SALE ON ALL CARPET IN STOCK ·9~~up lnstalledwith Pad Free GOOD REMNANT SELECTION • 6' Xl2' tO 12'Xl6' $3800 andup clearance priced Call 742 -2211 1 GOOd COidSpol WANT TO SEll? - liiVt uS AtAll DOWNING-CHILDS CALL JIM MY n E EM , ASSO CIAT E Y49 , ~ a. OR NA NCY J ASP E RS. ASSOCIAT E Phone 992 -2342, Eve_992 -2449 Middleport, Qhio 949 -2614 or 949 -1591 Phon e 992·2772 8 17 l mo . f de .:t l 'io t· 10 ~ & \ de r 1s A Jmt n . Loa ns . 9 '18 1 mo Pd _ JUST LISTED + 6 year o ld home with 3 bedrooms. dmi ng a nd utll tty r oom , l(ltche n eq utpped wrt tl stO\'t' a n d ref-rioerator M ost o f t he house new l v cMoPtf'd Forced a1 r 921s f urnace only 1 year o ld . Also gar age . A comp lete t rarler hook up wit1. nd . . wo ~ •d"' a n d se p ftc can add 1ncome t o the h om e Ove r 1 dcr~, of l and All t or 129,900 Ca ll t or ap pomtmen t . · J AMES KE E SE E REAL ESTATE ,F ' NANCING Rooft ng, gu tte r s, and d ownspou t s . Fr ee Es tr ma t es . All work guarant eed . 20 yea r s ex · pert en ce Call Atn en s, co ll ec t , Ge r a ld Cla r k 797 ·4857 or I om H os k rn s 797· 274 S. BOAT E R S L•ttle Ho c ~tng R 1ve r tro11 tage. for boat doc k and swmw1tng, p l us horne bu d d•ng spot 1 41 ac res 119. 900 Ca ll Vrr g1 n ra H a ym an P h. 985-4197 Oown Spouts Free E sti mates 4 30 tt r I ~" ROOFING 115.000 elnsul~rtion • Storm Door s • Slo.-m Windows • Repla cement Windows • Gu"ers ilnd A uto & Tr uck Repair Al so Tran sm ission Repar r Phon e 99 2-5682 OHIO VALLEY bdrm trarler , 2 covred por c hes . 3 car garage flat 10 1 $23 ,000 Owne r w dlt nq t o ta l k REE D SV ILL E Home w tt h 2 c ar garage and n1 ce bU St ness bu rld tng wtlh 2 rest r oo ms AlUMINUM :IIOING ' , mtle off R t 7 b y pass on St R I 114 towilrd R utJ an d JllJOM Cin tqomf'r'f lf d LdnQ <~ <! I ,. 0 11•o bll 669 l / 4~ F ' '' nmq\ 2Mo l'''£ d ' 'o f .,.dkt l ~, rr~ <, Vlful ANU Roger Hysell Garage ' TRAILER SALES l INSULA IIUN S()7 1 O s b or n Rd ., Reedsv ille, OH , 4577 2. F or Information C• ll 667 -641 5. Wtll be OPen lat e If vou n ee d som ething . 9 14 1 mo MONTGOMERY COO~E' Sl0(1( TllAt t ER NOW AVAI LABLE ONLY lll,SOO W E NEED LISTINGS . We arrn help you 1flnd f i nan c m g If y ou ha'le a re111 est~rte probtem give us ~ call f o r fnendl y. co ur-teous ser'IICe. Ch er yl L emle y , A ss oc Phone 742 2003 V elma NICinsky , Assoc . ANN'S c -) • J)--» CAKE DECORATING SUPPLIES ~tJ PFR ERA MERCER REALTY J&L BLOWN -,;~ 1 ~ G utte r wo r k , down spouh, some conc r ete wo r k , Wi lk s 1nd dri vew11y1. R EE D SV I L L E DOG. BABYSI TT E R wa nted rn my home oen1se w o lfe . 949 2317 :. ¥~r-, - Pets for Sale t o r ead wa t er meters Con tact Crty H a ll , Pome r oy , t or dPP i rcattons WAITRESS WA NTED Ap . r'' ... ADO ONS & REMODELING (FREE ESTIMATE ) COUNTRY CHAMPIO N SIRED AKC L..OST MUL B ERRY Ave c1-l1huahua hound, br own with w h rle spo ts on nec k , tem~le . answer s to " Can dy ' Huma ne soc1e t y . 992 6260 Real E state for Sal e ~ - HILLS , HILLCREST LOST PAl R men ' s gl a%eS, Ff tday ntght , ou t of car 9'92 7308 Lost rn Pomeroy , ' "a go ld case 1974 14x70 mobrle name Good condtlron Pr1 ce r educed, must sell S/>.000 'I'll SB5B Fr•day, SHOP now open full ttmf' tn M•ddleport Lost and Found PLEA SANl wv 304 675 4424 Saturday. Sunday and Monday Haro ld Brewer, L ong Bottom , O H SALE. MONDAY OC TOBER 8 STARTS AT 9 AM LE E CIRCLE . G UN SHOOT Ra c 1ne V o l untee r F 1re Dept Every Saturday 6 30 p m At the tr butldtngrn Bashan Fa c t ory c hok.e gunsonty 11 ? ACRE S, house , 5 rooms and balh , basement. WQO(.I and coal furnace, t r u 1f trees, 2 moles from Rt 7 on good r-oad School bus an d matl route at door $23.000 985 4334 or 985 3590 PHONE 742-2003 Yanl GARAGE SALE , Or! 5, 9 lO S Oct 6, 91o l l CRl5 . J ·~ 1972 LYNN HAVEN 14>65 J bedroom 1970 Vrnda l e 12x63 wtth e)( panda, 2 bedr 1970 New Moon 12x60 3 bdr 1973 Skyltne 12:.:55 '} bedroom 1972 Bonanzt~ l?x52 . ') bedr 8 & S MOBILE HOME 5JIO HOBSTETTER REALTY Sale Rarn or Shtne 870 Ash St , Mtddleport Fr tday and Saturday All Stles and ktn ds of c lathes. hou sehold rtems. f urn11ure , boat an d tra d e r SA L E Business Services FIVE ROOM house. all c arpel eo, modern k t tcnen and bath , garage and c ar port In Bradbury Call W2 Oc FAMILY PORCH CLO~E TO Pometuy on large pr .vat e lo t , 12xb0 m oo d e home , 2 bedroom . 1 1 ~ bath s . new carpet rng ' · · " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ ; thr oughout . new ga s fur n.=t c e. wa Sht'r and dryer b m onth s tr ee r ent on to t 997 6 ) 98 { '.._ H O U SE TRA IL ER , 10x 55, 1 be dr , good shape Fur nrshed, \2200 Untur-ntshed , Sl800 74'1 740-t bef o r e 2 pm or after 5 pm SALES, PT ·. I,, I Real E's tate forSale poodl e 10 g ood hom e U nab le t o fa ker a r (' o t h rm <PM SEVEN Grveaway FIV E MONTH Ol d C how poo pupp y Has h a o a ll ~of s N eed s good home P ref e r someon e wtfhour sm a l l c hrl d r en 997 7841 SIX tober 56. Friday a n d Satur day , 10 am ·4 p m Grace Eptscopat Chu r c h , 326 E Matn St • Pomeroy , O H Lo t o f c lo t ht n g, household tlems Uv-u Fnday <p M the day before p~J bhcalmn OlD " You ' II Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bu siness " GMC Financing FUR SMA LL l E RRI E R . m a le bro wn , toves f htl d r en Hu m a ne Sor1r ty , 99'J 6 / bO Monday ~UUfl 6260 Pets available for adoptton and tnfor mafron servt c e range , Harv e st Fr 1g 1da tr e portable w .he r , harvest gol d Mounta1neer tru c k per L udw tg drum Pho ne day s, 98 S 33~1 S pm 99275 19 For Sal e ANT I QUES . WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES 21 , h p Dem m ,n q d ~p well pump 8.5 It ol lleJ~iOI(> PI PC' and s tor a gf' la n k 9.a9 MIXED HAY 9'/l JIM 29BO TWO FAMILY Ya r d SaiP Oc t 1 lhru 6 9 am 5 pm Wtn t er c lo th es. lurn tt ure. mts c C h ar l es Kuh l restde n ce, 34289 Fla t woods Rd 992 7537 MEI GS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY 992 LARC. f DE SK 7 drawer s gOOd f Oild •l10n S1.SO Utilrty tr~ilf'r good c onrJ1 t 1on 'SiOO Large constru c t ron wheelbnrrow SiS 9(11 5310 WANTED SAW log s Pavment upon d e l r'iery to our y ard , 7 30 to 3 30 week day s Blaney Hardwoods. SR 339 , Bartow . OH 678 NOTICE 700B 3 AND 4 RM furn ts hed ap t5. Phon e 'WI .'>4J4 O L D CO IN ~ , p()( ke t wt c hes. c la ss rrng s. wed d tng bdnd s d 1am on d s Gold or StiV e r Cal l J A W a m sle,.. , 742 1JJI tl tf:-A Sentinel Clas~ifieds t- Givea w ay Yard Sal e 318S ~if \e{\\lHHi 992 - S3~2 JOO In memory. Card of Thl.nk.J and Obltwtry fi r ents pe r won:!, SJ 00 nurumum CaM tn ad· vance HONEY Fllcpatr tc lo: O r c hard . Stat e Rout e 689 Phonp WdkP SVil l(' 669 VERY SMA LL effe c 1enc y apartment tor rent Suttab te lor only 1 work tng person Call aft er 5 30. 992 7538 Flr.(EWOOO FOR srtle Now lato•; 1ng o rder s Wtll d e lt ver . 7421056 1~ 1!10 2 2!J EAch word uvrr Uw rrun1mum IS word!! Ill 4 eenl!l per word per d.ly Ads runrune: ot~r lhan conIM"Cllttve day!! Wlll be chaJJied at the I day rate O NE J pt p1c k up d 1 ~ C One '>f' f of 3 ot 12 " ol ow s Good nay . / Sc bale Na te Vanilman . 742 7761 ROOM AND board , working per sons or rettred S165 month , S,45 w eekly 9'126077 WINTER POTAIOE S C W Profhtt farm Por ! l~nd OH 'Stl a hundr('d and SS a hundred J dM)'! 6days lOO l !rO 1 80 Fnday aftt:moon For Rent JS~ 15 Worlb or Undt-r ( 1\ar~o~~ Ca.<1h 1 day l days 15 EWES 8 Sultolk 71 1 Sulf . 1 f 1m I r eg ftn r.:. m C al l f/91 3884 COU N TRY MOBI L E Home Park Route 33. north of Pomeroy Larg e ro t s Call 992 7479 COAL , Wanted to Buy WANT AD CHARGES OL D WALNUT gran d father 's c loc k lnqutre at the Wood Shed o n Broa d way tn Ra ct ne Some -think they save money buying out of town - AC TUALLY you save MORE buying at home, with service a fter th e sale . We Service What We Sell. 1974 FORD WINDOW VAN ... :::! :: 5.~~':. '1895 S'- Rt - 7 FOR SA L E l91l Pontr,:~c L eMans, P S , P B , auto trans . atr. 350 v a eg~;une.._ mag whee ls, au:-· -s:Fiocks. ) 11300 Call 992 2876 after 6/ pm or anytrme on week en{ All CARS HAVE AID CONDITIONING, READY FOR UNDERCOATING AND WAX DELIVERY 1969 BUICK LESABRE .'.~r•••.....•....••• •1295 See Roger Riebel 985-3345 or 667 -3463 Tuppers Plains, 0 . TRACTOR Phone 992 7537 BIG SAVINGS 6 cyl , auto , P S . 2 Or RIEBEL'S USED CARS GRAVELY Colonial yellow , light yellow r oof . 1973 CHEVY NOVA 6 CYL ••••••• •••••••• .'395 J Sp, h atchback , ltttl e roug 11 1969 DODGE DART. ........... ~·::!'!:~.~. 1295 '' O WNER MO V ED to Oklahoma . m u st sell J ye ar old regr5.tered quarter hor se ge ld1ng , very gentl e, wf'll broke . ssoo 9916162 1967 JEEP pr c k.up 4x4 1974 Cherokee 985 4209 STORAGE POW E R IY79 Y AMAHA J< S 1100 SJOOO A I'>O n Pw Magnav o x rolor r on ":> Oi f" Jo hn L y on s 99/ 75 14 1976 MONTE CARLO. 350 engtne, tow mileage $2600 991 16S6 (1) 1979 ELDORADO V8,AT , PS , PB Atr < E ME RGE N C Y ,lltNn(ltiJf ":> o w n th e be st hu vWINP O W E R ( atl513 !K~ J',R9 Auto Sal es 197) CHEVROLE T PALA $550 74/ '1.746 Your Best Buys t\ rr- For Sale Burnished gold, light gold vinyl roof . ,,, r H tr a n :. TRUCKS I ,Jj/ 1 lt1 1' JHI !I'I'hli< ! rd lfd ll ',p r, r l d t ,r,rl ·.•·r v •• • to r ttu· l t,tf l d1• <~PI •' d w .th11 1 () qr •, r·r v" 1• .tr I'd Qpf •r,JIOI <, wtJ u ,\ft• on !t •rt• <., f,·tJ 11 1 nflt r t n~ pro po'>n l <, to · rr o vid l' <, r•r V I( P shoul d (on lit( I Or D dv i!J J OeRil<t , Ct •n1 1(11 O tr eft or . G allra JdCk son M erg s Commun•ty Mental H ~ alth Center , at 412 Vt n ton Pike , GalltpOl i S, OH 4.)631. to oblatn full deta tls of th e type of !r em sportatton se-rv tc e that 1s needed pr.or lo pr epartng a proposal Wrtiten c omment s and or propo sal s must be sub mtled wtlhtn 30 d ay s to t he d Qen c y a t the above ad dr ess ..vrlh a copy to the Oh•o Department o f Tran s oortatton, Bureau of Publ 1c_ TraQs'portatron. 25 South Street . Columbu s, Ot1to 45 71 5 Alt e nlt On G rnnl c, Ad m 1n tstrat o r Or l S fl, r I -Red , white vinyl roof, red cloth . I -Red, dk . red vinyl roof, red cloth , CB . ' 1971 CAMERO .................... ....... ~1495 AM FM il Ut o . P S rll' lut!•nq fllU TRY THE NEW 1 Dr r .d r,r , 'Ill' ,,,,,.,,,. ,, r •, Retrlgerolor Sll.OO MAIN ST. Jock W. Coraey "'~r. I 'M Ph. 12·2111 ' RUTI.AND FURNITURE Rutland, o_ �• 8- The Daily Senttnel. Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Fnday , Oct. 5, 1979 CmJRCH NEWS MIUDLEP O NTClU STEA sh•p 10 30 a m UMY F b p m RUTLAND Chu rch W o r ~ h op I 0 30 am S A l~ M CE NffN Sdwol ') YRACUSE ClU STFR 10 JO o rn C ho 1r r eh&ar !>ol Tu e sday p m under d• r ectr o n of A l 1ce Neo~ e POMERO Y CHURC H O F THE NA ZAREN E v•ce 1 JO f-ORES 1 RUN Slhooi i Oo nl Wo r !i hp 9 [] m 10 30 SYRACUSE , Morntng wo r shrp q a m Sunday school 10 a m Mrs Samps on Ha l l , supt RUTLAND CHUR CH OF GOD Re v Bob by Porter . pas tor ~undoy sc hool I 0 a m Sunday worsh1p , 11 o m Sundar evenmg service 7 p m Wednesday fomr ly frat mg H our 7 p m Wednesday worsh 1p ~er VICe, 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNI TY CHUR CH Neor long Bo ttom Edsel Hart pas tor Sunday school , 10om Chur ch 7 30 p m prayer mee tmg 7 30 p m Thursdoy MIDDLEP ORT PENT ECOSTAL A ve , rhe Rev Wdlmm Knttte l pos101 ' Thomas Kelly, Sunday Sc hool Supt Sun day school . 10om C lasses lor all ages e'tl'en ing serv1ce 7 30 Btbl e study Wednesda y 7.30 p m. youth serv tcll5 Fr iday. 7 30p . m MIDDlEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum ; Noel Herrma n . posiot Saturday even ing servrce . 7 30 p m Sun dov School 10.30 d m . MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Rtchord W . Thomas . Dtrecror POMEROY CLUSTER Re\1 . Robert McGee Rev James (orb ttl POMERO;P. Sunday Schoo l 9 I 5 o m W orship S"&rv lce 10 30 a m Cho1r rehear sa l . Wednesday 7 p m Re\1 Robert McGee pastor ENTERPRISE . Worshtp 9 a m C hu rch School 10 a .m . ROCK <:P~t N GS ?unday School. 9 1S om wo•o;hrp<,4?•v tC9 l Oam FlATWOODS. Chur ch School 10 om Worsl'l lp 11 o m Are Sponsored Each Week By l'he Following: (hu r c h ~IN E R SV IllE Chu rd1 S{ hool 9 om Wor\h •p 10 o m ASBURY C h urch Sc hool 9 SO o m W oo Corne r U n ror and M u lber r y Rev Cl yde V sh 1p I I a m Brb le Srudy ] J() p m Thu rs Hende rs o n pas tor Sunday Hhool q 30 do y UM W lr!ll 1ues d o y n m Glen McClung sup! mo r n •ng wor SOUI HfRN (lU5 1£R s h 1p 10 30 om even.ng s1:n v rc e 7 30 Re"' Oo .., ,d H orr•~ m 1d week serv •c• W-.dne sdoy 7 30 p m Re v Marl.. Flynn GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 326 [ f lo re nc e Sm, th M om Sr Po meroy The Rev Ra b en 8 Hrlto n W o llt~ Grav e s rect o r Sunda y servtc es { ~ v rnm e r BETHANY (Dor cas ) W o r sh •p 9 00 a m sc hudul e be91nntng June 3) or 10 JO 1 Ser C hurch Sc hoo iiO 00 a m v •ce will alte r nate between the Holy CARMEL Chru ch Sc ho ol 9 30 o m W or Euc har •s l a nd morntng proyer eHect•ve s h.pl030o m 1ndand4thSundoys June 3 H o ly Co mmunt o n eve ry o thet Su n APPLE GROVE Sunday Schoo l 9 JO o m d ay ot eoc h m o nth and serm on C hur ch W o r5htp 7 30 p m Is! and Jrd Sunday~ sc hoo l o n'd nu r~ ery core p rov tded Calf ee P rayer metthng Wednesday 7 30 p m ho u r •n pa r~s h houstt l o llo wt n g the HH Fe llow ~ hrp supper lrrsl Saturda y ~ p m V l( 8 U MW Lnd Tussdoy 7 30 p m PO MER O Y CHUR CH OF CHRI ST 7 11 W tA ST LETARI Chruc h Schoo l 9 am M a •n Sr Jo hn M cA r th ur pa s t o r B•ble W o r'lhrp ~e r vrc e 10 a m Prov•n meet1ng sc hool 9 JO o m mor nt ng w o rs h tp 10 30 7 JO p m Wedne ~ doy UMW second I v e ~ a m You th meer rngs 6 30 p m eyen•ng da y ] 30 p m worshtp 7 30 Wed n esday nt ght p r o~~r RA CINE W ESlEYAN Su nday sch oo l 10 m ee1 1ng a nd Brble study 7 30 p m o m w o rs h i p 11 a m Chou p r ocl rc e TH E SAL V ATION ARMY liS B v fler r1u t Thu rsdoy B p ,., A ve Pomer oy Envoy a nd M rs Roy Wrn lETART FAll ~ W ors h rp ~ttrvr c t~ 9 am tn g olt rce rs rn charge Sunday h oltneu C t'lti rc h Sc h ooiiOo m rn ~ ~ 11 ng 10 a m Sunda.., School 10 30 M ORNIN G S I M! W ors h•p 9 30 o m am ':lundoy school lea der V'P SM [ loo~ e Chur(h Sc hool 10 30 o m Y' o uth A do rn'!> 7 30 p m ~OIYO I IOn m eer ong Tue5don 7 p m voroous spea k ers and mus•c ~p e (lo l ~ MORSF ( HA PH Chu rch Sch oo l q 30 1 hursdoy 10 u m to I Jl m loci re s Hom.,. o n1 Wor shrp I I 0 m league a l l wornen .n ... tl ed f J O p rn PO RTLAN D Chu 1c h Sc hoo l 9 J O a m p r a yer meet rng ar•J Btblt! ~ru d; Bob W or~ htp II 0 m htep leader Rev N oel H e rmon SU lT ON C hu!Ch Sc h o ol 9 JO om W o r teoc he r sh•p l si ond J rd Sunday s 10 30o m BURLING TON SO UTHERN BAPII SI NORTHEAST CLUS TER Po~t o r B obb~ CHAPEl Rou te I Shade Re v Rt chord W I homo s EJMm~ Sunda y sc h ool 5 p m S u n de ~ D uo nu S ydensfrt c k~r Sr wor<ohtp 5 4 5 p m W edn es d ay p r o yt~ r John W D o uglas SfHVIC 9 7 )0 p m C ha r les Oom igon POMER O Y WE STSID E CHUR C H OF JOPPA W o rsh1p q 00 am C h urc h CHRI ST 100 W Mor n St Jerry Pa ul Sc h ool 10 00 o m rnrn.~ter phon e ~1 7666 Co n s er vo l •~ e CHtST ER W o rsh rp 9 o m C h urc h no n ln \ tr umentol Sunda y w orshrp 10 School 10 a m Cho rr R!!heor~a l 7 p m am Br b le ~T u d y 11 am w or~hrp 6 W e d nesday B•b le Stu dy Wed n esdays p rn Wedne\d o y Brb iiP 'S Tudy ] p rn '., 7 30 p m OLD DE.X fER BIB LE CH RIS I IA N CHU RCH lONG BO TT O M Sun da y Schoo l ot 9 J O Re. Rolph Sm rl h po~ l o r Sunday school o m h e n •n g W or~ h rp o l 7 30 p rn Th u r'i iJ JO am M rs Worley Fra nc• ~ day s,bl e ~ t u d., 7 30 p m ~u pe r,nt P ndent Preoch ,ng ~oeorv• c es lo r \ t& Rf:EDSV IlLE Sun day School 9 30 a rn rh11d Su•1doy~ l ollow•n g Sunday School M o rn lflg W or s ~ 1 p 10 30 a m Evenr n g W a r G RAHAM UNII ED M El H ODIS l sh p 7 30 p m Btble Study Wedne~doys or Pr eo chmg 9 30 a m ltr~T and ~econd Sur 7 JO p rn d a y\ o l eO ch m o nTh Th~rd and l our t ~ ) un ALFRED Sur1 doy Schoo l at 9 45 a rn day~ ea ch m o nth w Qr \htp 5er lil (e a t 7 30 M o r nong W o r !i. hip o t II am Wednesday p m Wednesday e ve nrn g\ ot 7 J O Pro y9 r N1ght Pr eyer Meer•ng 7 30 p m and Brble Stu dy ST PAUl l luppers Plo1ns ) Sunday SE VE NTH DAY AD VFNTI ST Mu l berry Sc h ool Q 00 o m M o rnrng Wo r shrp aT Herght! Rood Po me roy Po ~ t or Al ber t I 0 00 o m M onday Nrgh t Brble Study 7 30 Ot tles Sabba Th Sl hoo l Supe rtn tende nr pm Sabba th Sc hool Sa tur day RoTa Whtte SO UTH BETHEl ( Srl vAr Rrdge ) Su nday afte rnoon ot 2 00 wt l h W or\hr p Se rv rl e School 9 00 o m M o r n tng Wosh1p 10 00 l o ll owm g at J 15 a rn Wednesday B1ble S rudy 7 30 p m RUTLAND FIR ST BAP TIST CH UR CH K~NO CH U RCH O f CHR IST serv 1c e~ Su p' Sunday S•sler Ho rr •e ll Wor11e ' ea ch Su nday 9 30 o m G eorge Pt cMens Sc h oo l q JO o m mornon g wo r \h op 10 45 pa s tor wdh p r eo chrng on t. r ~ t and thrrd a m Sufldov ol mo nt h Ol tver Swotn Supt THE HILAND O lAP EL Geor g e Cmt o H O B ~O N ( HHI STIAN UNION Re ... Kerth posr or Sunday S( hool q 30om eventnq Ebl rn pa st or Su nday School 9 30 o m wors h•p 7 JO Thu r~doy e ... e n•ng pra yttt l eonordG.I m o re hr "S t elder &V'en.ng ser \& r ... ,ce 7 30 p m v rce 7 30 p m WBdnesday prayer P O M~R O V' FIR S T BAPT IST OoY td M a n" m e e !tng 7 30 p m rn tn1~Tftr Wrllt o m W a l ~on Sun d ay sch oo BEARWA LLOW RI DGE CHUR CM OF ~ up t Sunday sch ool 9 30 o m m o r n rng C HRISl Duane Worde n mtnrster Bible worshtp 10 30 o m c lo H Q 30 a rTl morntng wor~htp 10 JO ~IR S T SOUTHERN BA PTI ST 18 2 M u lbf!rry o m 9venr n g worsh1p 6 JO p m Ave Pomer o y Paul Stl ... e r Pa s tor Wedne\doy Brble ~tudy 6 30 p m Woo d row T Zw+ lm g Su nday ~c h oo l NEW S TIVERSVILLE COMMUN I TY supert n te nde n l Su nday ~c h ool 9 30 a m C h u r ch Su nday Scho ol ~tH 'W ICfl 9 45 o m m o r nt ng wo r sh•p 10 30 e ... e n rng w o r~h 1 p W or~h1 p ~er v rce 10 30 E: v ongei•~IIC Ser 7 00 p m M+dweelo. prayer se rv•ce 7 00 7 30 p m Wttdnesday Prayer v rce pm m ee t•ng 7 30 MI DWA Y COMMUNIT'l CEN TE R De11 1er ZI ON CHURCH OF CHRI ST Pomeroy· Rd long s...rll e O h iO Re " Cly d e ~erre ll Horrr\ onv tlte Rd Robe- rt Pu rtell poator Past o r Sunda y Scho ol I I o m Sat u rday Bd l McE lroy Su nday school ~up! Sunday p reoc hrng se rY•C es 7 30 p m Wed n esdoy sc hool 9 30 a m mo rn rng worsh 1p and e ... en rn g Brbl e ~tu d y ol 7 30 p m com mun ro n I 0 30 a m Su ndar worshrp FAITH TABERNA C L~ CHURCH Bo dey <. e rvt( ~ p m Wednesday eYenrng Run Rood Re v f: m m e ll Ra w"S on pD\IOr p r o ye r rnee t •n g ond Brble study ] p m Ha ndl ey Dunn 'Su pt Sun da y sc h ool 10 5 1 JO HN lUTHERAN CHUR CH Prne o rn Sund a y eJen ng '> IP 'VIl t' l JO Btble Grove The Re"' Wi l lram Mrddlesworth teoch 1ng ] 30 p fT' Th ur~ do y P o !!. l or Chur [ h !>tlrYr ces 'i 30 am Sunday OYES V ILLE CO MMU~ITY C HUR CH Sc hoo iiO 30 am Roger C Tu r ner past o r Su nda y H hool BF!:ADBURY CHURCH Of CHRI ST Edward ? 30 o m Sundo~ morm ng w o nhtp F- r ymon pa~t o r Sunday !i.C hool t;l 30 am 10 30 Sunday e v en11'"19 servt C9 7 30 wonh 1p ~ltrvrce 10 30 am Sunday sg r MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN youth group Wednes v rCtH 7 30 p m CHRI STIAN UNION lawrence Manley d oy 7 p m pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday ANTIQUITY BAPTIS T Rev toil Shuler Sc hoo l Supt Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 o m past or Sunday school 9 30om Chu1ch hen1ng wor5htp 7 30 Wednttsdoy prayttr s.e r v rce 7 p m you th meeting . b mee t tng , 7 30 p m p m Tve5doy BrbleStudy 7 p m MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF GOD A:ACINE CHURCH Of THE NAZARE N E Roc •ne Ra ... W H Lvk rns po"Stor M o r n Re ... John A Coflmon pastor Fronkltn rng worsh 1p 9 •5 a m Su nday school I mboden c ho 11 m0n of The Boo r d o f Ch11s 10 •5 om e "' entng w onhrp 7 Tu esday t• on lde Su n day Sch oo l <I 30 a m m orn 7 30 p m lodre s pr a yer m eet mg on g wors hrp 10 30 Su n d ay e ven tng w a r Wednesday 7 30 p m YPE s h •p 7 30 p m Pro.,er m eet,ng Wed n es MIDDLEP O RT ~·R S T BAPTI ST Corn er do.., 7 30 p m Srwlh and Pa lme r t h~ Rev Mark M cC lun g RACINE FIR S1 BAPT IST Don l Walke r Sund ay sc hool 9 15 a m Don Wtls on Po"S IOr Ronnie Sa lser Sunday schoo l supertnlendent l ac y Borton osst supt s up! Sunday sc hool 9 JO o m morn1ng M orntng Wo rs htp 10 15om Btble !o tudy "" o r\h1p 10 40 om Sundo'f even1ng w o r 10 30om of chur ch 'l'oulh meetmg 7 30 s hr p 1 30 Wednesday evenrng Brble p m Wednesday Wednesday n1ght Btbl e s tudy 7 30 ~ludy an d prayer serv tce ] 30 p m DANVILLE WESl£YAN Re"' R 0 CHUR CH Of CHR IST Middlepo rt 5Th Br o wn pa s t o r Sunday School q 30 am and Mom Bob Mel t on mtmster Mtke mor non g w o r ~ h i p 10 45 youth ser ... tce Gerlac h supenntendenl Terry Yankey 6 • S p m e venmg worsht p 7 .30 p m youth mtnt~ter 81ble S<hool 9 30 o m p rayer en d pr o• se Wednesday 7 30 p m mornt ng w o rshtp 10 JO om e v en rng SIL VER RUN FREE BAPTIST Rev Morv tn worsh1p 7 JO prayer ser v1ce 7 p m Mork• n pa st o r Steve l1ttle Sunday u hoo l Wednesday svpr Sunday n hoo l 10 o m morntng MID DLEP ORT CHURCH OF 1 HE wo rshrp 11 o m Su n J o y evenmg w o r NAZARENE Rev J1m Broome post or Sil l Pr ayer m eeltflg and Btble s h1p 7 30 Whtle Sunday schoo l supt Su nday !. tud y Th u rsday ] 30 p m youth ser >o~ r c e sc hool 9 30o m m orn tng wor sh •p tO JO 6 p m C.un d a y om Sunday e v a nge l•~'' ' mee t1ng 7 {)() ( H~ STE R C H UR CH O F GOD Rev R E p m Pr ayer rne At•ng W ed ne"Sd o y 7 p m R o b , n~0 '1 po~ t or Sunda y 5ch ool 9 30 UNITED PRE SBYTERIAN MINI ST R'l' Of o m w ors h •p ser voc e I I om 9 Y&nt ng M EIGS COU NT Y Dw1ght l ZO Y11Z d1re£ ~e r v t ce 7 00 youth !>er ... rce Wedne~doy tot -r OO p m HARRI SONV ILLE PRESBYTERIAN Rf!Y LA NGSV ILl E CHRIS TIAN CH URCH Ernest Strr ckltn pastor Sunday chur c ~ Ro berT Musser pas t o r Sunday schoo l school 9 30 o m Mrs Homer lee sup! Q 30 om Ro y Srgmon supt morn tng m o rntng worshtp 10 30 w o r"Shr p 10 30 Sunday &Yenmg ser v •ce MID DlEPORT Sunday school 9 30 o m 7 30 m•d week ~er v 1 c e Wednesday 7 Rt c hord V oughon supt M orntng worshtp p m SYRAC USE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re v Dole f Boss potter N orman P r esley Sunday iChool supertn!enden l Sunday school Q JO a m . morntng wor §hrp 10 AS even tng worthtp 1 p m W e dnesday e Yenmg worsh 1p 7 Young peo ples soctety Wednesday 7 p m N Y I pres •dent Pau l Imboden M1s s •ono ry Soc 1ety second Wednesday 7 p m l oc rely prestdenf Eluabeth (undrlf EDEf'J U NITED BRETHREN IN C HRI ST Eld e n R B loke pmt o r Sunday School 10 o m Rob e rt Reed ~ up l Morn1ng ser ma n II o m Sunday n•gly \er v rces C h r istro n Endeav or 7 JO p~ Song !>e r 8 p m Preac hmg 8 30 p m v rce M1dweeM P r ayer mee ftng , ednesdoy 7 p m Roy A d am s loy lea der CHURC H OF JESUS CHRIS Located ct Rullond on New ltmo Rood ne11 ftO ForesT Acre Po rk . Re v Roy Route pastor Rober! Musser Sunda v School su p ! Sunday sc hool . 10 JO o m , worsh 1p 7 30 p m B t ble Stu dy Wednesday , 7 30 p m Satur doy mght prayer ~erv 1 ce . ] 30 p m ·• HEML OC~ GROVE CHRISTIAN R"9'ft Watson poster M tldrt!d Zieg ler Sunday sc hool supt Morn ong worshtp Q 30 o m Sundoys chool 10 JO a m e\lttnrng set VICO 7 30 Mf UN tO N AA PTI ST Ce cd Co " ,null~ l e r .lo€' Say re Sunday Sc hoo l Su Pt"r '" 'Pneorr r Su nda y 5cho o l 9 45 o m e~ ei• "9 ...vo r ~h •p 7 30 p m Pr ay er fT•t:"C l t fiQ 7 Jl) 1' ' ' 1'1 !-"df'HSdOV I U PP ERS PL /• 'r ~ S ( HlJR CH OF CH RIST Rondy Koehler ]Jas'or 0ef1 1" r<; Newland Sunday sc hoo l sup e • 1n tendent Sundt'l y School 9 30 om mornr ng church sr-r vtc e 10 30 o ,., Sunda y evenmg Btble s tudy 7 p m LETAR T f. ALLS UNITED BRETHREN RPv b i., 1•J,. ...;,~ . ! > ·-HJ r ._~-~.r IN'Tf-{"'(\' 1/ Wf-11 LJ., ~, _\, :_, J.yT,.._ot, AT1(1 J 11 .>N T , \Ho): ~ ,._H ,-i f 1.-IF-'T' ::._, 1~1Lf- d ·- ·r,_ • 1.:.:.y ~\ ... ,,., MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. 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HAVE- GUE?SE BEAR - MA'I BEHELL Tlw Church of ) our Choirt' "u MnJcUeport m .34Sl P. I. PAULEY, ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL AGENT Nat1onw1d e Ins Co a f Cal umbtn. 0 804 W M•ln 992 2311 Pom eroy 51ol:"t' l lol d(oflr 0 le d ~130 ORPHAN ANNIE-WHILE THERE'S LIGHT RACINE FOOD MARKET B u~ GIT Our C HERC \ <H ru .:. IN ;\~ T I R 1; IM Gt r ME r> -£: . ._, ~ r· c~s 0 Bl AS l •N \'O WD\ R wr- COOL , f) 2 lD >o,d-!I S t<. C::RS The Store W1th A Hea rl ~OM"' Rrdenoor TV & Appliance Gas Service ( h ~s hH AiiC tn• 98S .U07 1U9 JARK .... HI).l HtiPPE'N S ..... ~ f~ "'' E CAN T ~F E A N'rMORE ~ ( ~-<P~ 1010 ·)· ·· "' - ' .;~' " .~ ., ; ' t ,. HEM' T HAT'S 1 00~' 50 ARE TH ESE ' NOw, HO\.v AK [ VVE r .DNNA 1-()Lu::J\..V THAT 01\R~ RARB.II ' APPLIANCE II f HERE 'S A KFY O N TH i:: TABLE I 1- 0 UN P IT A.LLEY 1 LOO~, ' TH f"RE'S fl. 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Sunday sch o ol 9 30 o m rn orn.ng ~ erm o n 10 30 am Pr ayer ser vrc e Nednesdov 7 30 p m CHEST ER C HU~CH Of THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Gro t e pas To r Worshtp ser vrce II o m ond 7 30 p m Sun day Sc hoo l 9 30 o m Charles Bi'S~ell su p! Pra ye r me\lt •ng Wed nesday ] JO p m lAUREl C LIFF FREE METHOD IS T CHU RCH Rev Fl o yd F !) hoo M pa s to r lloyd Wnght Su ndav S(h ool Sup t M o r n 'ng W o r "S ht p Q 30 om Sund ay Sc h ool I 0 10 a rn ','v edn e ~ d oy Pr a yPr and B•t:o iP Study 7 JO p •n Sundo 'f O\lenin q war~''' ' ' 7 30 p m Ch o11 P • Olt tu~ lhursdoy 7 p m DEX TER CHUR CH OF CHRIST C ho rleo; mrn• sfer Rrck Mmamber Ru Hell Sr sup ! 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HRI SI IA N U NI O N !he Rev W rll ,orn Cornpbe l l pa\ tn' Su n d a y \choo l q 30 om ) o rne~ f l<~q h e~ sup t even~r1g H:r ' 10 p n WPdnt •\•' ~ "· ' '' " ' q >Ill' P• Oy{'' "•·r·to••g I JO p rn 'f' n., tf , ~"lV''' ~er ~'' e euc 11 l1!e~d oy ~A I R III l: V\r t\IB LI: CHURC H l e tar t W Vo Rt Rev C h o r le'> Ho1 gr a ve<, pa stor W or~h·p se rv,ces Q JU o m Sun doy $chool I 1 o m even•ng wor'Shrp 7 30 p m Tu e !o do y cott a ge p rayer meet.ng 011d B1b le stud y 9 30 o m W o• ~'-lrp -.e r v1( e Wed ne sday 7 30 p m CAL V ARY BIBlE CHUR CH now locolt'd on Pom er o y Prk e Coun l y Rood 15 <1e01 f lat woods Re"' BlocMwood pa st or Ser ~t Ut\ on Sund ay a t 10 30 o m ond 130 p m wrt h Sun dov sc hool q 30 a m Soble \l vdy Wed••esdo y 7 30 p m INOE PfN Of NT HOLI NE SS CHURC H l~l ( Pe-arl '11 ·.~,.J . 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James l e a ch pos !or DoYrdH o lte r loy l eader JfHO \IAH S WITNESSES 1 m•l e eosr o f Ru tl a nd run eIr o n of Ro vle I 2<4 and N oble Su m m rl Rood ( l 174 ) Sunday B1bl" Lee l u r e 9 30 a Wa tchtower study 10 30 o m Tu esday Btble ~tudy 7 ' and 8 1S p m Thu r sday theo crot tc scho ol ] 30 p m ser Yrc e meeTing 8 30 p m RUTlAND FREEW i l l BAPT I ST Chu rch le la nd Ho ley po slo• Su n day H hoo l 10 o m e Yenrng se r v tce 7 30 p m Prayer meet rn g Wednesday 7 J0 p m CHURCH O f GOO o f Pro ph &£y loc ated on the 0 J Wh i le Rood o il h. gh ... d'f 160 Sun day Sc hool 10 om Supe 11 nl ende n t Jo h n Lo veday f rr st Wed nes da y ntght of mont h CPMA Htrv1res se-cond Wednes da y W MB m e etmg thrr d thr o ugh lrfrh vou th ser vr( e Geo rge Cr o y l e p o \to r H 0 Pt BAP! IS T CHAPEL 570 Gron t 51 M ·d dlepo rt Rev D on Blol..t' pm t or Sun r h~ H hoo l Q 30 o"" morn 1ng wor$ hrp 10 30 om ev e n tng w o r ~h 1 p 7 p m Wednesda y e ... enrng Btble stu dy and p r aye r m e etr n g 7 p m AH droted wtth Sou thPr n Boptt\1 Con ven t•on Jr BRADFORD CHUR CH Of CHRIST E-u gen e Underwood pasT or Ha r ry Hen droc k s supe o n tenden t Svndoy schoo l 9 30 am mo rntng wo r ~ h · p 10 30om eYenm g w o r sh rp 7 p m Wednesday 6 1ble stu dy 7 p m JUBILEE CHRI Sti AN CENTER Georges Cr ee k Rood Rev C J l emle~ pastor Jo hn Fel lu re sv pertn t e nd e nl Church •;c hool 9 30 om rno r ntng w orshtp 10 JO OYen.n g ser .,t{ <> 1 p m You th rnee 1 •1g S11nd oy 6 1> n B•bl~;> \ 1udv ifl d eprn ..V<>dn ~?sdo ; 7 p ,., Clo sse~ to • all o g t•<, N ur\c'y ~r ov rded for wo rs hrp ~ ~ ~ VI( fl ~T PA Ul l U lHERAI~ C HURCH Corner o f Sy.::o rnore and Se cond S.t s Pomeroy I h e Re... Wt lltom M1ddleswarth . Postor ~un doy Sc h ool at 9 45 o m ond Church S er YrC e ~ 11 o m SA CR l D HEA RT Rev f a the r Pou : 0 W e lto n po \ tor P hone W 1 287S So!urdoy ev e n• ng Moss 7 JV )undoy Moss 8 and ID o m -<:o nfeut on Sa turday 7 7 30 pm V IC TO RY BAP TIST On the Route 7 bypou Ja mes E l<.eesee pastor ~unday H hoo l I0 o m mor mng w-onh1p II o m ev enrng ser v rce 7 TRINIIY C ~r1s1to n Assembly Coo lv1 !le Gtlbert Spencer poster Sunday ~chool 9 30 o m morntng wonh 1p 11 o rn Sun day ev11n1ng servrce 7 30 p m m1d wee lo. p ra ye r ~ er v • <9 Wednesday 7 30 uon MOUNT Oli VE Commv n tty c hurch lawrence pastor Mol+: Folmer Sr tuperm tendent Sunday school and morn rng worshtp 9 30 o m Sunday eventng sa r vl(e 7 Youth mHt1ng and Btble study . Wednesday 7 p m FAITH BAPTIST Chu r ch Mason , meet ot Untied Steel Workers Unton Hall Rotlrood Street Ma son Pastor Re\1 Jay M ttc hell Mor ntng worshrp 9 45 o m Sunday Sc hool 10 30 am Prover meettng Wedne\doy 7 30 p m FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rev Nyle Bo rden pasTor Cornehus Bu n c h superrntendent Sunday school q 30 a m second and f our Th Sun days wonhtp ser v•c e o t2 30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTI ST fourth and Morn St Mrddleport Rev Co l v 1n M 1nn 1a past or Mn Elv1n &umgordner supt Su"' day schoo l 9 30 am worship ser-vtce. 10 45 om NORTH BETH EL Untted Method is• Churc h Ruv Charles Oom1gon. poster Sunday School 9 30 a m Worahlp Ser vrce 10 4 5 am Sunday Bible Stvdy 7 00 p m Wednesday prayer meet1ng 7 .)() pm HOUSE Of PRAYER AND PRAISE L1h.rty A"e post Bu r ger Chef Pomeroy Eugene Anspoh pastor Sunday school 10 am . morn1ng worshtp II a m Ev•mng wor \hp, Sundoy , Tuesday ond Fridoy . 7 30 pm BURLING HAM SOUT HERN BAPTIS T CHURCH, Route 1 Shode Postor Don Black Affll 1ated wtth Sou the rn 8apttat Convent ton Sunday 5choal I 30 p m Sunday worsh1p 2 30 p m Thu-rsday e ye nrng B1ble study 7 p m PENTE CO STAL ASSEMBLY . Roc1ne Rou te 114 Wdl 1om Hoback , postor Svn cloy school 10 a m Sunday eventng ser. vtce 6 30 p m Wednesday "nlng ser 'o'l( 8 7 CA RPENTER BAPTIST Rev Fr. .lond Noma. postOf Don Cheodle , Supt Sun day School 9 30 o m . Mo,-ning Worshi p 10 30 a m Prayer SeN tce . alternate Sun· doys PLM ACROSS 44 Type 1 Author, 4l Brazilian Sholem tap1r 5 Tobacco cui DOWN 9 Bangkok I I.Jterary tongue sold1er 10 One or thto z . Jaws" klller Fondas 3 Overdo ll C..llow U H ocke y name If Debussy's · La -" ,, Yet~rday ' 1 7AB A 19 G~t n To be member 8 Jotn Ln , !llta~an concur 11 .. - Butter· m111< Sky " 11 TeU 11 Kingly 11 Toward 11 Goodl) heaven !II Badger FR I DAY OCTOBER S 1979 p,,((' tS R tqrll 1 Nt-wlywr>d Gil l"'"" 6 FoJTroly Feud 10 JO • <>r ~ W rld R Pop Goes Thf' (o~..n l rv ) 15 A l l In T.,e Fam,ly ' Mcl r N e1 1 L ~ hr e r Repo r t 70 33 00 8,1c,Pbal l Pia{ Oil l I ~ Fdn l rl ~Y I'> 6 I) ln <rPdtble Hu lo, H 0 Wet<,h 1nqt on Wee~ 1r1 ~, . .,. ,..,..._ 20 )) W ...,., t or (hurd• II FOOTB.\cc ~ARC •E / 1 Ducked ll UU y Dache, >Glob< for one II ..earned Viewing H 10 I HA\E ~C PR,.\.::KE ~. ~ ~· · - Kleme I~ tl Prong t% Sundance Kid'! girl !l Dreamy, inlonnaUy Z5 A Kennedy !II Murucked ' '' I] t1 Dice throw M ont ( rcu~ JO r llfl~~ m, ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ n - and Fax Sl frost :11 C..Ugula ., Unsoamble these tour Jumbles one 1ener 10 each square to form four oratnary WO<"ds byHenn .l.rnOit:~anoBoo Lee 111 1 00 8 I groetin8 l7 AciDr, HATIF I>AILY CRYPTOC} IJOTE - H~re 's how to work it . AXVDLIIAAXK Is r. 0 N G F E I . 1. 0 W One leltfr Simp!)' \l and s f or anoth er I n lhl! sam pl e A IS u~ fd fnr the thre e I c;, X f rrr thf' tlA n 0 \ f•t r S1ngh• lt•t lt• r ~ a post ropht' ~ t ht' l r>nt.:lh and fMma lu •n n f tht• """ r !.ls are a ll )11 nt s t~ ~ r h d.t) the cn df' l f' ttr n ar e (hfh•rf'nl I K) \GAYCEN t W H'f HE S Ot. Gt-<T F IRSI A ID WHE N HE SAW HIS PAVCHE C Now arr1n9fl the c1rcted re ners to to rm the surprrse answer as suo Qe9ted by ttte abtwe canoon t 'RVf'T(IQUOTES c 0 Q J f IM pJCKQJB QXU RJ C f U K CVVU JFPXBJ P B ZN I VJ c f C R J . R C B S Pnntsnswer here HE r r r J or 11 J (Answers tomorrov. 1 Jum~es PLUSH ADULT TREM OR B EA VER Wha1 a g1rl who son her 1oes keeps away !rom- HEE LS P 0 CXf Yeo&erday'o Cryptoquou : A BLOC:UIEAD IS NEVER BORED, HE ALWAYS HAS HIMSELF TO THINK ABOUT REMY DE GOURMONT " " • "'" ~••• ur H !.• 1'14•( fll ltl< 1 10 NeNS l- ' t ''1q M 1d noq;. • Ju k.t> Bo • 8 Mo~w ( ~ ye 10 13 SATURDAY OCTOBER 6, 19 ! 9 rn Tran\•l•on 10 ~ 10 H Uill d f1 D•men~ton 17 6 JO Sa turday ReporT 3 TV ( ld s'> room 8 U S Fa r m RPpo r l 0 Ken t uc l< 'f Al 1eld IJ r, 40 N Pw~ I? 7 00 Un cle Waldo ) Por k yP tg 8. F'Iend'i8 11'>10 Anrmals Ar·11ma l <:. A nlfY' i!l ~ I) f hr('e St ooc;;t>s l tll le Ra sca ls 17 I )Q l Hi e ~cl SUt iS 3 Bay (r •y R o llPr<i l~ Malter5ol l de6 N ot lor Women On I y 10 ';rqoby & C,r r~ P P'f' Doo 13 a 00 O <t tty Duck J 15 ')uperl nend <, o I) M rghly Mous.e Hec k le & ) PCk.le 8 10 Ul tra M a n 17 8 )0 C,n per 3 IS P<Hir t dqP Family 17 9 oo- Fre-d & Barney 3.1 ~ Pla<.l tc M~ n o 13 BuQS Bunny 8 10 M<tver rc k l/ 10 00 ~u pe r Clobf'trollers J 1~ MOYIE Jezebel l7 10 JO N ew Sh m oo J 15 Po pe y€ 8 M ov1 e Count th e Clues ' 10 11 00 F l a~ h Go rdon 3 I S Sprder Wornan 6 IJ 11 )0 God lt ll a J 1) G1g ql e<:. n or t HotPI 6 Fai A l beri A cl 10n News t or KtdS I 3 17 00- _1onn y Quesl J.lS W eekend SpeCi a l 6 I] J a son o f St!lr Command B A mertc a n 17 )0 Je t so ns J . lS Bilnds•an d 1 3 P ~tn t ot Vtew b Hoqrtn s Heroes 10 Movre 6 00 So<• f'toe~ 35 Relaxed ,, f1v•hon 5 1J !3ea•,l from Ha un •ed It Sub=iptioo onler }[ p '::>f' a ') pe(l a l J I ~ t7Awful I ZM • h(' 00 l l9 OplimisiiC Up Bel orf' & A t t f'~ 6 11 Ou O.P<, o l Ha u..ud 8 10 N BA lld'> ke' balt lf ~c ar let Le!IP~ ~0 M onl'y Nt'W'> & V • ew ~ 33 Q )0 \umrne rlest !9 )) 10 00 D~ ll rl"> 8 10 News 20 10 10 Loc ~ ')· o{i< 8. BclHPI J{J 00 N , . .,. "> l b 8 1 0 13 ~ U (k l ,u~>ll '/0 I ) 0 J:Jt-nny (M~on 1 ·~ 'v' o"1"' -hi.' N ett V ( ttrr • 8 [hd'ltf '> /,nqels 6 ABl N ew~ JJ ~ ov " ' Thf HmJ"it:' T hrt t Screamed 10 M ovoe lh€ N ak ed Prr::-y 11 Mm ,,. Voy dQC t o th p 8o1tom o t l We1U Rlcllanl Ill Gennan clly Wee k iU)) " 00 M ov• e 31 Mrs Kurt City ~trt-r- ' W,t ll liO">P w . r~ 11 l.mn Z4 Narcotic ~ ""\ A.Juwrr Z9 Stairway feat ure 30 Na uti cal fr ~ JO When W orlds Co l1 dt' IJ (roc k r>ll" ll' !rtory Gdr de n 33 1 00 B 'q Bl ue M .:~rble] Thts 'S l he N Fl b In The Krow 0 PTL ( l ub IS o/'Jes t V trg rnt(l Out doo r s •J 1 10 P<'lpd l ViSt t J 8 J (a ll ege roo tb -' 11 Today 6 'J Old H ouse 'h arks JJ .t~ Co lleq~ Football 6 '3 00 T~t~ ~~ r~op Wor ld ') Prtl'S V•f' WDO•nl B M o . •f' 1\ 11 In t1 N og hl ~ W o o 10 F ur~v fe ~ .,go 1 1 ll 10 Mo v•~ The M cM.,.,ters 8 M ov re Web or E v1 dence 17 The Love God ., 00 Mov te WreS I I•nq 1~ U p sta rr ~ Down <o l dt rs. )) J 00 N ashyille on l hP ~o d d 10 Bf' ll er 'r\ <t ; 15 W hen the Boa • Co me<; In 33 J J O P ol.tocal I alk 3 Pop Goe., f~e Cou nl r r 10 M o" ie Oen.er & ~ '0 Gran de 1J 00 Voyag e to the Bo ttom ol ih e )Pa J W 1de Wo r ld of 5por1~ II 13 Hor<oe Rr~ctn q 8 Doll.., 10 Cop tnq "''h IC o d~ 10 C" rt •th 1) 33 <. }Q Por t er Wd qoner \ 0 F ee11ng s lJ Croc ~ett '> Vtc f or -, G ~t r de n .•o S ~~ Co !leqe Scor ebo ar d 17 o 00 News J 1{) Concern 8, God HilS The Answe,.. 1~ Wresf ltng 11 U p ~ldtr~ Do wn sla trs 10 11 .10 N B C NPw<, 3 1 ~ N e w~ o Mupp e t ) how 8 CB S N ews 10 Achon N Pw<:.mnke-r 13 Know You r Schooh J3 00 0dl1 l!:' Fe,er La wren c e WE'll!. I S He-e Ha w 6.8 On c e U pon A CI!ISSI C 33 B ugs B uM y •O Jl 98 Beau ry Show 1] All c ~e ,l ures Gre al & Small 20 r JO An ln ~ • dl? L ook J Ktcks 10 \1 00 000 Narre Thal Tu ne 13 World Wdl II G I Dtary 33_ 00 C h •ps 3 I S R a cers 6 . 13 YV or k •nq Sttfh e 10 Pop Goes the Covn t ,..y 11 M as terp•e ce Theatre ?0 E u r ope the M tghty { on tl nent Jl 8 JO Detect• ... e School 6, 13, Bad Ne w s Bears B 10 Thai Ncnh\lllle Mus t c 17 9 00- - B J & the Bear 3.1 5. Big 5hamu'> L rttl e Sha m us 8, 10 Mo•n e Faie IS the H unter " 17. Sott ts the H a rt of a Ch1ld 10 . M o'Y te " Rhmocer-os " JJ 9 30-- M IIes t o Go Before We Sleep 10 10 ro- Man Called Slo.,ne J 15 . Hart lo Harl 6. 13 Pans 8, 10 1{) JO- AII Sl ar Swmg Fest1val 20. 11 00 - N e w s 3 . 6 . 8 10 13 15 Col tege Foolball JJ 11 1s- A BC N ews 6. Love American Style T7 11 JO- Saturday Nighl l t'Ye J.lS. Mov ie "Sands of tne Kalahar i " 6 MO\IIe 'Death of a Scoundrel " B. Earle Bl'uce . Football lO; College Footba l l 13. Don K 1r shne r s Roc k Co n cert 17 17 00 M o•ne Be dazz led 10 . ' 00 MoY re A Man Called Ga nnon 3 Juk e Bo)( 17 tl) M aYl e The Daredevil " 17 , 00 ABC News I J 2 Jo-----News J J oo M ov11;~ The Juggler ' J J 30-M ov•e Co ll een l] 5 00- Mo v •e R ' "'c r of Mystery " J SUN OA 'Y , OCTOBER 1, 191' 10 A G US A I ' 6 oo--- A mer 1can Prob le m'> 8. C hi!!l lenges 10 A( , ,on New<,ma ker 13 Between 'r"lf' L• nes 17 o 30 ( hrt5 Topher C l oseup 3 Better Wav 8 Treeho us e C lub 10. Ktds t~re Peo p le Too lJ 1 oo TV ( hapel 3. Jerr y Fa lwell B. Urb a n le ag ue 10 Jt mmy Sw a qg arl 17 10 Oull Robe r ts Edd1e S . wnder s 6 Jerry Fa lwell 10 . T '"~e B• b le An'S wers 1) J1mf"'ly s . . . a ggart 15 C hr 1st tor the 1/\. orld 17 8 oo Papal Vtslt J Da y ol D•scoY ery 8 Grace Cathedral 6 Th ree Slooges & Fnends T7 . Sesa m e S• 20 13 JO - R ev Leonard Repass 8 . Co nla c l 6 James R obison Prese nts 10 Lower lighthouse 1J Open Btble 15 Humbard 6, Chrrstlan 9 [)(}- Ru Center 8 Ora l Roberts 10 Rev J•m Fra n kl m IJ, Mtster Rogers 10 ]3 q JQ- Robert Sc1'1uller 8. Elec Co 13 11 15 Wr ttten 10 . Gospel Ou t re a c h 11 . Rev Leonard Re pa ss 17 10 00- K tds ar e People Too 6 M ov •e ' Warloc k " TO , J rmm y 5w aggart 13 . Gospe l Stngl ng Ju b tl ~ 15 . Haze l 17 1{) 30- E rnesl Angley 8. Movie " The Robe 17, loom 20 . Big B lue MMble 33 11 oo- Rell H umba rd 15 Re v Henry Mahan 13 , Elec Co 20. F eel ings JJ 11 JQ- Re )( Hvmbard J, An tmats, A ni mal s Anlm~ls 6 Face t he Nat•on 8. Ove r Easy 20, Rev R A Wes l 13 . W i ld World of Ammal s JJ oo- Meet the Press 15; luues & A nswers 6.13. V1ewpolnt 8. Ohio Journal 20 . Mo v ie ' Lawless Range " 33 30-Son nv Randle · Football 3; Ohio U nivers i ty Football H1Qhllghts6; NFL Today8; The I ssue 10 . E'la ngellstlc Outreach 13, ThiS Is the Life 15; All Crea tures Great & Small 20 ; 12 53-N FL Funnies 10 oo-At lssve ), America' s Black Fo,-um 6 . NFL Football 8. NFL Footba ll 10; Frank Ctgnettl : Foolba i1 1J. W,-estnng 15. Movie " Rhinoceros " 33 Js---Mov le " A Farewell to Arms" 17 • �10- The Daily Sentinel , Mtddleport -Pnw p•o), 0 , Fnday , t k·t 5. 1979 AAnswers sought in death of employee Unemployment rate dips during September WASHI NC;Ttll\ t AI' i 'l lw nation's unemph,.m ent r<il t• t• J gt'd dtnrh\ 1111 V.lil'LJil'l 1'1 ''IH11tn down fru111 6 per L·ent to 5.8pL•rn•lll 111 Sc ptemb~r . dt'fyan g gu\·anJll t' lll fo re l'asts of htght'r j o bl t·~:-;ne s~ bt·ea use of an t'conunl lt· rect·~~l ull Th~ LaOOr Dt'p.<:&rtll1t:'IH rqXJrh'd today lh a t urtuCI!ly tiw entlrt· J ro p lil unempiOYJilt'nl s tnn· .\ U).!U St about 164,()(){) !JtT !'(JnS OlT UITt •d among adult wu!lll' ll. part1 cularl.• roll un ha.-.. !lw \\t ' <tkl 'I I I/I J.,: b t'i-!U/1 \P ,.,.~, 1 ; 1 l1; u · ~h workl'l·:-. . \ltlwu~h t;!ro wt ll lla -.. -.. [, ,w,·d ·\ll il' l'l t';t/ 1 t ' li i phl~lllt'l l l dUI' I Il~ lht · pa . . t SIX IIIWith-.. . \li t ' Jo b It· ,...~ r all' ha .. . I'L' IIlctllrt'd r t •l atl\' t•h T!h· \III L' lllp luv JJi t' nl r;rlt· ha s nu (' \t W i t •d bt'l Wn:n I; pcrn·rrl ilflll (j f)l. ' f' n•ril tlf Tlw lcriJOr ft i!T t ' ". \ l h ' t ' s :\ug ll<..l l !1:-H <H lrn inlstr~lllurt Tilt· Thl' j ob\e~S r<l\t• ht:HI JU!llpl'd Ill r\u~u."t from 5.7 pt·rn.'nl t\1 i; p t'JTt.:r lt . lht:o tllght:•st tn n \ t'<tr t 'ar1t'r 1:- s ti ll t:xn:NDF.D FORECAST Fair Sunday . A c hance of s huwers Munday and Tuesda)·. Hlghs in the mid and upp<>r 50s Sunday, ,.·arming to Ult• upper 60s by Tuesday . Overnight los In the uppt>r 3(1 s and lmn·r 40s . aWIII!ll :Str a t wn l'C.:UII UJlll~l." Sdld th,ll shar p n st> marke·d th t• start df ~~ JOb l!larkl'l tn ~gt· rTd by an t"fono mJ c sl() wd o w n Anothe r n st> m unl'mplo.\·11 \t 'll l hod bt•t•n prt-'da·t L'd fur & •pt L'lllbL'r Huwc\'t'r . tht' latt:st flgun·s ca.-:! tletenorattn~ Congressman , lilJt·r plans busy wet'kt•nd t he seventh annual Ohtlleu Oars fes tiVIti es at Wel lston . · On Sunday the Con!(ressrnan wlll be tn Ius hometown of Lancas ter tu attend the opemng day ac tivll\CS o( the Fairf1 eld Co unt y Fatr . Monday m orn1ng takes th o;, ( 'ongrl'sman to Athens, where he w1U speak t o a grad ua te journa lJSm cl a ss a l Oil to Umverstty . At noon the lOth Dtstnc1 Ia"111aker wtll addre.~' tht• Atht•ns Hot.ary at The Spo rtsman Hcst.Cl un mt Monday evemng tht' Cung r l:'s.s rnan will r e tu r n t o Was htn¥ton to tx· 111 r~tte nddnce when the Housl' of Keprescntati Vt'S rec onvenes on Tu esday Tenth Dts trict l'ong rt' ssman Clar ence M1ller rdu rn.s tu Southeastern Otuo today fu r a busy wee kend or Cong ress tOnal ad tVI tleS His schedule hegiO.< Saturday mor ni ng with a visi t to Washmgtnn County where he wiU parl!c lpC:Ite m Ul e fourth annual Octobercsl Poradt• at Lo wel l. Late tha t aft ernoon Mr Miller w1ll be in Jackson County t o ta ke oart tn Today ...in the world Gold prices drop sharply 1Continued from page 11 thousands of coal mme JObs 1n Oht o is hemg urgamzed bY " eoal 1tion of several agenctes . · The effort " spearheaded by c hambers of c omme rce 1;1 Tuscarawas County and the twm Clites of Uhnchsv1Uc " nd Den ruson . Mayors , Chamher of Commerce leaders, sp/lk esmen fur labor a nd the mirung tnd ustry arc tnvlted to a meetmg Oct . 9 to d1s c uss how t o pe rsu adl' Pres1de nt Ca rte r to postpone an Oct. t9 deadline for imposing new federal atr quality requirements They argue that the rul es will have the effed of banrung the use of most Ohr o cuet l by mdj ur lfl d ustn es . I J 1\ J.)O\ A P t Tht• t t\ t•rht'<l ll·d !t·\·t·l:-; rt•ad JL'{l liist Tul'!"d<:t~ '!11t· tloll;tr Vt :i:-:. flliXL'd :igatn st Llw I! taJUI' ! ' Urrl' I \ ('IL' ~ ;u!d upt·nt'(lrn Zun( hat $: Ui~ ~0 an uun n· a11d tJH:' Il droppt•Ll. $6 to $36:\ 50 < Bui!Hm haLl d usL•d Thursday at $:~84 vornparl'd to till' Zunc h dosm~ rl'('urd uf S-UB set Tuesdrt y ln l.onUun . ~ol d opened dt $:!/0 aml lhl' l1 druppcd to s:~6J ·nw rq~ ul<Jr murmn ~ lllt'l'llfl/.! iJf tlll' Lup f1n· dl'a l e r ~ " flxed " lhe 50 l'nt>sdav 's record cl o ~t.· lfl I .ondur1 v.a.s $4 L4 ( ;old ( ! l l ~ t·d 111 l.u ndu n l hur~tla\ at lnndon pnrt• ;.~ t ~old $~fl7 $:\HO ~ II r--------------.., MEIGS lrM chn g wa. . hu s~ · l<Jwer pn ct.' n•nt>l tL·tl \'L' " st wr pl~ luwPr and UH· Yurk' s duSt' iiVcrn1ght. Oll L' I <.h'akr scwl !k Sil ld Uw pncl' 1 1 EQUIPMENT CO. I I I 1 °omeroy , 0 . Ph . 992 -2176 I I 1 prtn• of )!.Pid v. a:-:. l'lJUllng a ga tn 1n Lurr)rw toda~ . 1Jnn c; 1n g 1t duwn -...1rll ! ' SfiO ;m ( JllJH't' fr o11 1 thl' rt'Ctlrd ( ; ttl d I Hour s : B 5Mon Fn 8 11 Sat I Closed I lntern<llflonil l I Harv es t er ._. : Sund.1y ____________ --· New Idea E Quipm ent \\ill c litld , lt .• I I I "-<1." s li d~· tht' m cukt•l \ uwn L·orn•dJdll to tllt' ~ urg t • { ·urrenry dl·alt'r " CX~u1 Ltwr t' was a " n· stl t' ss" allnosphL' rl' I ll tilL' nwncy lllCir kt'l " aJHJ th t•\. f urec· d ~l !wtJn. ~·lltnl.( of dulla r!' neXl \A.'L't.:'k 1f 110 1 m c-lJu r s up po rt I! Jt•;J S Uft.' S ;.H! ' fortht'olnmc frHIII tht· L:rutt-d Sta tes pomeroy rutland tuppers plains I pt ·n ·t· lil 111 J! IHO ul Ulh '- \t ' !ltli u f i-1 ~~ · r t t ' lll;l).~ t' puull u1 t ht• ratt · ltlt ' all ~ Ulidh't ' kL·d ln l latwn .\ t ' .1l , i!td rt·adt f·. ,tt h I l SI ' IIU.om rnnrt· JoiJk s:-- p l'f' :-;iHl ~ \l.~·l, · t tll\1 ' dt •\•• luplll t'rl l tur ;111 t't .l lrJDill\ that tla." Lt't'f l lxtl!t•n·d b~ Tht· l.;rl wr \ )q ,a rll llt'/1{ r q>urlnl Thm "d"·' th;.tl wholt ·-..;t lt · pnt 't'" 11 1 S qllt' l liiA'r rttSL' Strike causes , ( 'ontmued from pa ge I 1 1L'et('h~rs uf thl' d 1stnrt ave rage a t lt•ast $13,000 . The $9900 1s fur first \ ea r tt.'CJ('hers Onl) about two tea ' he rs fall 1ntu tlta t catego ry, he sa1 d . He c1ted the tncrea.sed eusl'i wh1ch the distn c l has been fa ced Wlt h due to mfiatlon and stated tha t he has assured the teachers tha t he wll l work for the passage of a tax le vy 1n the dtstn ct so that ne<t vear an even htgher figur e can he off~ red Ule teach1ng staff. In h1 s sta te ments , Supt. GleC::i.son t !L"i l~ t ed It IS " ou r " distnet, not · n tine · as he brought out vano us poJnl':i durt n,t:; the disc ussion . He ca uttoned those attendmg the 11tt:.•et1ng agamst " bouncing" off of each other d unng the meetmg and sa td Uta! nothing wlll he a ccomplished as long "" people in the dtstnc t are fighttng aJTlong them selves . He urged everyone to work together Om• school patron said he fe lt the schoo l board had gone agams l the peopl e . He stated that the Ha rnsonVl lle PTO lS the reason tha t the Ha rTt.sonvJ lle Sc hool is ln as good a condition as it 1s because the group has kept the bulidtng toge ther whll e the board of education has done httlc in r ece nt years. Anom e r urged more negot1a lton meettngs to get the problems worked out. Gleason traced the s te ps of the negotla llOns a nd again as ked , 1 'Where do we ,t:;et morf' m oney'' '· He sta ted that the tea c hers are asktng for a base sa lary of $10,WO plus s:;o a day for each teache r who h.<ts been on the picket lines over the pe~st lwu weeks or make· up dC:I ys 1n l1 eu uf the latter pa)ment. Another pa tron ~tatetl th.i::lt s ure lv the re 1s (j lot more m oney commg to the distnct today that Ule re was m fom1er years and things we re taken ca n • of lhen . Glectson answenng aga tn cited the effects of mfiation. G Ieason was asked whether he had had a salary mcrease . He re plied in the negative adding that his salary ls about $9 ,000 lower than superin tendents are paid in similar size distri c ls He and Mrs . Sheets also pomted out that adminL'itrattve sa lanes Inc luding those of pnnc 1pals a nd clencal hel p have heen frozen. They sa id thts had reall y not been fair to these employes. In answer to a nother qucstlon, Gleason told the group that any sa lary increase for teac h~rs would be retroa ctive to Sept. 1. He sta ted that Ulere are c tght ts.5 Ues tn · volved.how ever upon rev1e w1n g them, he s a 1d he bel1eves aU but the money can he worked out sa tis fa ctonly . ui'. pomeroy national bank Minimum Deposit of SI ,OOO 90 Day Certificate ......................................... 5%% 1 Year Certificate ............................................ 6% 3 Year Certificate ••......•.........•....•...................61/2% 4 Year Certificate ...................•...................... ~7114% 6 Year Certificate ••...............••....................... JI/2% 8 Year Certificate ..............•.•........................•.7%% Substantial interes t pena lty is require d for ea rly w 1thdrawal 26-WEEK MONEY MARKET 4 YEAR MONEY CERTIFICATE CERTIFICATE 10.327% ANNUAL INTEREST RATE 8.25 % ANNUAL INTEREST RATE Rates effective one week starting Oc tober 4 through October \0, 1979. Minimum deposit of 510,000. Federal reg ulations prohtb tl !he compounding the 1nte~est. during the term of the de post t . Substant 1al 1nterest pPnalty is required for earl y l I IH'I ' 1' /11 lhL' l ar g, •-:t 11r on th l) flvt · n·ars lh · I .rdJu r J)q)(:tr\mt•r;l s~::~rJ totetl t'lllp lo) IIll' ill dtJrlll ~! St•plt'lll lJt:' r lll•Tt•;t :-.t• 111 .. t·~t r l } :! t.t'\\ b.\ all unuo.; ua lly rubu.-."1. 610,000 J' 1''"· tfl t' largt'Ft m unthl}' m e r ~a se ·" "'' · ~ · .Ju nl' 1918. ~ CJIIl follo wl'd a dt• t llllt ' of :nu.ooo Jobs 111 Aug ust. ·nw where there is a savings plan for everyone with higher interest rates, made possible by new Federal regulations PASSBOOK SAVINGS COMPUTED DAILY, COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY 514% CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT witt')Crawal . Ttlt' dt 'l IIIII ' Ill lU it'lll !J!O.\ II it' l l! \\.1 ' ·' !'I ; IIJl L' 111ar n ed omen . I pl t'd l t !I JH : ltlt' lil\t' ;t h"lll ti J l)l ' l'n'lll b .~o \l i t' t ·lltl o l ilh · Rates effective on e month star ting Oc tober 1 through October 31, 1979 . Minimum deposit of 51 , 000 . Substantial interest penalty is required for early withdrawaL M e mber Federal Depos ill nsurance Corporation L---------------------------~------~~~~~--------------· dt•p;trtrrJt·nt "iild The latest 111 JUb' tuo k 1-'lact: pruuanly ; rrrlltll g lPL'H - a ~ l'f' !' anti wumt:n . T\IU-tl l'lllD lo\ 'Hit'nt 1n Scotem ber H it' utn~·;r,..., . Howe ve r. Hobert Snowdt'll, a for mer board of educa tion member and a candidate for the bo,:,rd at the next eil"<.'lion , said Friday morrung he had ta lked to the teac he rs and fe lt thal tf tile fair di sm issal poli cy cou ld he worked out , the str ike cou ld be settled sa tisfactorily . Snowden he helleves the dt snu ssa l pollcy aspcet ts the btg hang up m the se ttlement problem The discusSJon bruught out that tl1ere have hee n alleged 1nc tdents of tmp ro pe r hehavtor dunng the stnke on the part of mdi v1duals on both s1des . · One pa tron who pomted out tha t th e ongmal stnke vote was only 57 to 05 urged that the teachers he asse mbled and g1ve n the n ght to vote aga in on the new offer . Gleason sa 1d tha t would he satisfactor y, bu t tha t any attempt to get such a mee.ltng gomg would be mi s interpre ted on the part of t he teac hers un1on . A m other commented that s he 1S " unwn " and can't send her ch ild ren across the ptcket l1 ne. Howe ver. s he sa1d she 1s c oncerned about tilt ma ke up of vocl3 tJOna l work She also sa1U that the band c umpell liOI IS wen• the only thtng that young people of the dtstnct have to look forward too and insiSted that the band be pemutted to go to the competitions . She wanted schools c losed . Gle a son aga tn presented boa rd policy regardmg teac hers and stude n ts Involved in activiti es bemg required to he in the classrooms . He sa1d tha t the teac he rs had made no effort to d1scontm ue band a nd sports ac tl vi ti es, but. he said. they do frown on s orneont· gomg a he<J d wtlh algt'bra or F:nglt sh Another mother atle ndmg the fl lt'<'tlng, toltl the m othe r that the band s 1tuat1 on " ·tnv ta l' ' 1n the ent1re ptcture . One pare nt sa 1d she fee ls · 1otally ht: lpless" tn the sJtuatton bec(;j use she IS not agamst t he teacher and not agamst the board Another p<:trent charged that tus dllldren were he mg used as a s trike breaker. Another parents conunented tha t pa re nts w11l stand behind tea chers 1f they prove themsel ves capable A t eac he r at the Harnsonvtlle School who ls contmumg her teachtng satd she s 1gned a personal contract last spnng that she would work for a designated am ount and without even asking she will receive an $1100 salary Increase " How many of you would da r e tu even ask your empl oyer for an $1100 ra1se?" she asked . Parents of Harnson vd le who (1ft" sending the ir c hildren to classes IH · d ica tl.'d that their chi ldr en a rc receivlll,t:; m eamngful educatiOn and that th c1r chi ldren are gett1 n~ mort· tndt vlduahzed tear htng s1nce tht· stnke has he gun . EXCHANGE HF.LD One teache r in a n excbange w1th Supt. Gleason who as ked whe re the money 1s to rome from fo r tht• n .• que s t(•d st:~letnes, sa. 1d he r n egotia ttn~ team has told he r 1t 1s there Slle sa td she has l>een lll · volved in pnst strikes m the tl1stn c t - there haw been fuur 111 tiw pa s t seven yea rs - and hC' r negotta tt ng ka1115 told he r the money was there before so sht· woul d ha ve no reason to doubt her negoltatmg team th 1s Ume . Tn a ns wer t o her. Mrs. Sheets po• nted out tho ! m lhe la s! st c1ke, the requested raise h1ke was not met hecause th e di stri ct did not have the money and the settleme nt was fnr ii lesse r figur e . CorrmJenttng on a teachers' m eetmg wtth severa l me mhers of Ule board and Supt. Gleason a t the first of the sc hool year at whi c h time door prizes we re awarded to a nwTl her of the te a c her s. Ule teac he r sa1d ____ _ - that s he fel t she was bemg "entll·ed ". !; Iea son replled that the door pnzes we re donated by merc hants and a wa rdmg lhem , he thought , was a wC~ y to make the three hour session more en joyable for everyone . . A parent c ommented she would like to ltX' k the negot 1atmg teams, s urru w1dcd by parents , up in a room fur the weekend to see if they couldn 't come up with a settlement. The meeting concluded at 10 :30 p. m. w1tl1 some 15 person• still on hand . No concrete plan evolved Mean ttrne. Don s McDonald , a mother who wa s at last rught 's fll eetmg in a telephone call this mor ning told The Daily Sentinel of an inctdent, she says , took place al the Harrisonville School F'nday m a r Ill ng She sa td she and several mothers were on the p1cket line F riday m or nrng m an a ttempt t u learn what is a ctuall y ta king pla c e . She sa id that a ca r dnvcn by a sinking tea c her entered a d ri ve way at the school and ran mtu roofing na ils . Two tires on the vehicl e went nat and the car was jacked up in preparation to getting the t1re.s repdired . The drive way was blocked by the car and s he c harges that Supt. Gleason k1 cked the Ja Ck out from under the car and ordered 11 moved Mrs . Mc Donald satd she helped gather up several roofmg na1ls from Ult' dn ve way . Th ere ha,·e been no new negot 1atmg sess1on.s announced tn the 10 day s tnke IIO~I'IT \I. \L\\ "i \' E T E RANS MEMORIAL Ad m 1sst on s--- Ho ger Adam s, H.a c lnt.' . D1 sc harges-·Ke nneth Mat so n , William Donoh ue, Bessie Turner, Nel11e Whtte, Betty Clagg, Angilynn Brunty , Leona Hubbard , Ade line Heilman , Ma rvin Darst, Kenneth Hee<l, Hubert F lanagan. HOLZER MEDI CAL CENTER DISCHARGES, OCT. I lt uth Arthur , James Baker , Kathy Bar!'US. Vrnon Bolinger, Dann) Buffln gto n, De bra Canter , Douglas Can t er, He1 d1 Ca rruthers, Julia Darnell . James Fairc hthl, Frederick F'ellure t'ynthla Ftfe . Ne lhe Hatfield, Hhe; HanUllo rtd . Alta Hill , Ethel Holley , J erry J ohnson . Herhert Jones . Don na Ma lone, Flora Marshall , George :11 r rk e l Jr , James Miller. Mrs . Charles Moody a nd daughter. Wllsun Mu ll ms , Kay Perry, Brenda Pollord , Edith lta ybum , AnUlony Sm1 th, L1 z Spears, J ohn Wastier , Brand<·a u Watson, Mic hael Whale n Mrs Herald Whittekind and son . ' BIRTHS, OCT.! Mr. and Mrs . Sandy Hoherts, daug hte r , Ri o Grande ; Mr and Mrs. .J mun y J en kms, son, Northup ; Mr. a nd Mrs . Ke1th Drummond , son, Cheste r ; Mr . a nd Mrs . Gary Carter, daug hte r , Galllpolts \11SII.~I' PROBEil .\ tJIIL· -n•hH'It• ~l'l' ldt'nt m Me1gs ( 'owt\~ wa~ lf l'·t·~ tJgak<l Thur sday , 111 ( ' ]{ '2 H. \W 11 rmd urw-tt·nth i1 f a uule 1\(Jr\!J uf SH 1:24 (';dkd to lh l' S<..·e nc at 9 p m ., n·port a ~u th txlUn d auto lt p\ TC!IL·d b) \lliil tht:'w Wea ver. 17. :\1 tddl eport . went o ut of cuntrol rn a (·urw . p as~t·d off the r1ght ~i de of tlw r ui ulwa~· . rL"< r usset! . went off thl' left ... rdl· and -.: truck a roc k (l ffW l'rs '11wn · w a ~ St.'\'l'fl' \ t•IJJr\!> :-\ 0 cllatlun tlarnogt.• to tht' W<i S ISS UetJ stu(Jd at 97.5 nullwn . while the nu1nbt..'r uf wwmp luyL>d pt>rson !:' was 5, 985 .1100. 'I1w Jobless rate for adult men was 4.2 percent an September. the same as m 1\ugust. while unemploym~nt amo nK wome n fell to 5.5 percen t frorn 5.9 pe rc~n t m August. The department sa td emp lOyment dunn~ U1e past year has nsen by 2 5 rm llwn JObs , but less Ul sn one-thtrd of that mcrease has coml' dunng th~ last s1x month s. The administraUon has based 1ts for ecast for ri sin ~ Wl employmenl on a downturn in tht:' ·l'conomy last spnng .' With the economy expected to show htlle or no growUl durmg Ule last three months of Ulis year , the a dmm 1stration ha s projected rtsmg wremployrnent for late r in !be fall . POINT PLE ASANT, W.Va . , AI' 1 Thl' cen tral rssue in an invesll gatloll uf Cl bndge coll apse that k1ll ed a Departmen t of Highways e m p loyee will be tu de te rmtne why the work crew Ig nored the bridge's wetght lmHt. says a DOH spokesman The DO H wa nts to know " why the y w ~ n· usin g that bn dge and why a n alterna te rout e had not been\· designated .·· (;a r y ('hernen ko sa id Friday . J ohn H. . Jef fer~. 24, of Souths ide, drowned Wedn esday when a bndge over Cl Mason Coun t y stream colla psed as he was dm tng a loaded truck a cross the spa n. wh1ch had a three-ton w e i~:~,h t lt m 1t posted . '' Tht.· truck wei~:~, hed six tons empty . It was loaded with dirt from a nothe r proj ect to fl:l a hole just on th e other s1de of lhe bridge ." HeJJrt Association officers elected Dr. James Wetherell was elected.. prestdent and Dr . Wilma Mansfield was elected vice president when the Me igs County Heart Association met at the Meigs Inn re cently . The heart assoc tation is very grateful to have the two new doctors in thecorrununity . The next meeting ts 011 Oct. 16, at the Meigs Inn at noond for the Ocwher meeting . Mrs Hhonda Dailey wtll demonstrate cardio-pulmonary r es uscitation (CPR! . Mrs. Dailey will he assisted by Mrs . Robert Bailey . All committees are urged to attend . The public l.'l IO · viled to any and all meetings will stop in Gallipolis on October 19 as part of the 50th anniversary of the original lock and dam system in 1929. As shown in this Corps of Engineers' photo, in the years since 1921Hhe Ohio became a river htgh- r. I I I I Enarson dro ve home the pomt that the uniYerstty could be overlooked as the recipient of millions of dollar s 111 federal money for healUl pro jects if the state neglectl.'d to provide the necessary matching fWlds . there be no " Let nusWlde rstanding about what is at stake . The decisions soon to be made in Ule Senate will profoundly affect this WliVerslty's ability to serve Ule people of Ohio in the cormng decade ," he said. The Senate Finance Committee has tentatively scheduled the capital unprovements package for a vote We-dnesday . As a result, Wliverstty officials nave been huddling wiUl lc g1s lativ e leader s m hopes of advancing Uleir cause hefore Ule budge! surfaces for a vote . At-cording to Enarson, Oh10 State Umvers1ty operations account for about 25 percent of Ule state 's total htgher educatton budget. Therefore, he con tends, the universit y's shar e of whatever amount is decided upon by lawmaker s should be 25 percent. " If we don't get roughly onequarter, we're not gettin g our share, " he said . De sptl e the threaten e d c ut s, Enarson said that umv e r s tl Y offtcials " have been assured by Senat e leade r s thai no fin a l d~ci si on s have been made ." CO LUMB US, Oh1 o 1 AP 1 Heports that det!p cuLq wtll he made to the higher educallon portion of Ule S774 rrullion ca pita l i.mpr ovem~nts budget ts troubling Ohio State Untv e rsity President Harold F.naf30!1 . A total of $488 million nas beenarned the university 's board of trust""s not to ignore Ul e rumored reductions . " Indeed, of Ule total c uts being dt scussed for all inst 1tution s o f h1gher leammg in the sta te, this Wliverstty , alone , reportedly would bear almost half. " he sa1d . Should cuts be nece ssar y, Ena rson saul , Uley shquld be equttable . TI1e presideh t was partic ularly co nc erned about rep o rt s th at la wrn a ker s were co ns 1d e nn g eltmina tmg a S25 mtllion cancer husplt al as wt>ll as Lmprovem ents to other heallh-relatt.'<l projet·tq al the un t ver sity. " Ohto has wtthm 1t s reach th e opportumty to create a cen ter £or ('a ncer resea r r h and trcatnlent a s ftnc a s a n) m th e nation . T'he foundatton has been la1d a l UlJS Wltver st ty, " he told !he board. S mc e Ohio State 's medtc al program s and faciliti es had reaeht.'<l tile "threshold of nauonalleade rshlp and excellence, " said Enarsun, tt would not make sense for Ule sta te lo n •stnct further fund10 g at !hi s tune . .. f ~ AP Religion Writ er WASHINGTON I AP 1 - Cheered by Ulousands , Pope John Paul II brought a message of peace and hope Sat urday to ti1e cap1tal of • nat ion I ha l Prest dent Carter s ays i~ s uffering a moral and sptrilual crisls. " I am lookin g faward to m eettng th e leaders of this yo un g and nourrshmg rountry - in th e f1rst Man seized QVf.F.!' A:'>J:'\F.TTF. A'>ID COU 11T Annett e Camphell, ri ght, was cr owned 197Y WahaJTla lligh Schoo l Hornecum1ng Queen dunng halftime ceremonies a t the Whi te Falcon-Winfield gri d iron match Friday ni ght. With Queen Annette . riding here m Friday afternoon's Home co mtn ~ parade. are the other senior candida t es. Tern J ohnson. left. a nd Lisa Ha yes, center ,\nnette, the daughter of Hev . and Mrs. J ohn Cam pbell of New Ha ven, was escorted by Jeff La they. son of Mr a nd \1r s . l.arr) l.a they , Letart In tht' messa~e. Neal A Tstc nso n sa1d the rt'jectwn of t}:le state's late st a tr quallty plan by th e U.S F.n vtronmental Prott.'cllon Agency amounts to "a do uble-c ross of Ul e Oh10 coal tndu ~try " The federal rej e('tJOn, he wrott• 1s " a stab tn Ule back to every unemp lo yL-d coal mmer in Ohio" a s well as to the one~ who are destwed 1o be la1d off he<·ause of Ul e ac11on Begmnmg Oct. 19, tht> bur mng of htgh sulfer Ohto coal w1ll he st n clly Meigs teacher third week SAVE PLENTY DURING OUR 11STH ANNIVERSARY CONTINUES THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13TH. SELECI'ED FOR EVENT - Jim Carnahan, weU known Meigs County auctioneer !Qr the past 12 years, has been invited to serve as announcer and auctioneer lor the Eastern-North American Murray Grey Association . Show and Sale to beheld 1ft the International livestock Exposition at Louisvile, Ky ., on Nov . 14. Carnahan appeared at the show and 5ale fo;· the first time last year and has been ~xtended an invitation to return . )kcompanying him w\U be Dan Smith who wiD serve as ring m" n a nd backup a uctionee r anrl Mrs. Smith who will serve as c lerk . with weapons PRICE 35 CENTS POMEROY-A s trike by the Meigs Local School District Teachers Association will apparently move in to its third week Monday . No negotiation sessions were scheduled over the weekend . There were three special sessions set for the board of education, the final one heing at 7 Saturday evening, but aU of these were subject to cancellation. Supt. David Gleason said signed a paper Friday indicating that he is availa ble for negottatin.; a t a nytime . place, the preSident of Ule United St ales." the 59-year-<>ld pontiff said on tus ~ rnval in bright sunshine at Andrews fill Force Base , Md ., alter a flight from Chicago. The da y hefore he celebrate. a hu ge outdoo r Mas s Sunday , clunaxm ~ hts week~oog United Stales tour , the pope - resplendent in white - rode through an open limou si ne through downtown Was h1ngt o n, waving to the Ulousands uf spectators a long Ule ro ute. W1th an cstunated 12,000 persons gaUlered outs1 de, he said a Mass lor 1,000 local pnests at St. MatUlew's Cattwdral , where the funera l service for President J ohn F . Kennedy was hl' ld nearly 16 years ago . The pope e•horted the worsh ipers to learn from Mar y " to be always fa tthful. to trust Ulat God's word to you w11l be fulfUled, and that ooUling 1s unposstble w1Ul God ." \~xt was a meeting v.ith Carter ;md hts family , the first White House \'lSII by any pope, and receptions for nea rl y 7. 500 government and church dtgn ll<~flc s 011 the North and S<>uUl lawns of th e Executive Mansion. An l'st 1matc-d 3!i,OOO to 40,000 pe rson ~ were on hand when the pope landt-d 10 a U.S. Marine helicopter at the l'teOectmg Pool facing Ule I .meoln Mernortal. On h1s arm a!. he was greeted by Vtce Prestdent Walter F Mondale, who !old h un · " You t ruly touched our na tion's sou l. Only a special man could do Uus . You ha ve unleashed ihe best, most ~enerous sentiments within us . You ha ve gtven us new hope and new courage . After a lso greeting Secretary of Stal e C'vrus Vance, White House na t1 onal· security adviser Zbibniew Brzwnskt and the Rrolan Catholic arc hb ishops of Washington and Ba ltimore. Ule pope walked along th e a1rpo rt fence waving and shakmg hands with some of Ule 6,000 persons who cheered and chanted : " John Paul, John PauL" WASHf NGTOc; 'M ' - A man th r el' s em1 ~ au to rn a u c handguns and several rnagazme s of arnmun 1tron w <:i S a rr estt:"d S;t tu rday across the stret-l from the Wh1te Hou.st: abo ut 30 nu nutes bl:!for e Pope John Pa ul II wa s scheduled to arrive there . U .S Park Pohct' sa td . Park Poll ee Maj . Jam es Lindsay smd th~r e was no str~g l e when lh e man wa ~ ptcked up in Lafayette Park, across Pennsylvama Avenue from the executive ma ns1on. as a cro wd of sever al thousand ga Ul ered liJ mttt Ule pope . , .t Poli ce sa1d the man Jdt:nllfJed lu!lltl'd um.iL·r feder al stantlards hunself"" Tunol hy Robert Rur ge>S . Th e U.S . f:PA has turned thwnbs :S6, of Ga iOeS\' tlle, Fla., and satd he down on two pre 1.10us a1r quality was an archite-ctural draLtsman. plar" s ubnlll\ed by Ule state . Oh10 lS He was taken to a Park P oll ee tlw onl y ~::Itt! Without Jts own plan . d 1s tnct s tation , wher e he was State a n d federa l offt c 1als hav e been booked on c harges of ca rry mg a batt lin g . ove r s ulfur...dw x1de deadly weapon , a gun; possesswn of stantlards stnce 1972. The st ate a proh1btted weapon, gun ; carrymg ar~ut·s tha t air quality standards a deadly weapon, krufe : possessiOn should be based on htston c pollution of unrt.!glst~red amrnun 1t1on ; and patterns - n(Jt on a com puter model poSSt!sston of man JUana . Pol ice satd dt•\·e lu pt'd by the federal a rra 1g nrncnt wa 8 planned late go n~rnm e r1t . Saturday or on Sunday. TI1e fed eral plan requires Ula l Ca pl . R1c hard Ch1tttck of Ule Park c tther Jow-~ ulfur coa l nuned m PolK-e said Burgess a pproached Wt':-ilt>m statt'S be burnffi or that officer Vincent Jones tn the park and t•xpc n~ l n· scrubbers ~ msta llt'd . a s ked about Ule pope 's loca tion. Statt.• EPA Dlrector James E N; Jones responded, Chitttck satd, Mc/\\·u y. dunng a llt.'ws conference Burgess ' dog. a Great Dane, tugged rnday , md1cated th~r e was little ~ on hl S leash a nd pulled Burgess ' vest hupt.· for Ohto l'O a! miners whose open . Chittt ck sald Jones "could see jot>s depend on l ht' <:~ btlit y of utilities a weapon under the vest. " a nd Industry 10 bum htgh sulfer Ohto Ch1tl1 c k sa ld Bur gess was ('()it 1 c arrym g three Colt .45 ptstols, Mostly sunny and cool today. High several loaded ammuniti on URIVF.R CITED in the upper 5ill!l or low 60s. The chanmaga z1ne s a nd an 18-in ch- long GALl J POli S - One driver was ce of rain is 10 percent. Bowte kntfe . ('lll•d f"nday followmg a n a ccident 011 r:astem Avenue , at 9 :56p .m . ··.·.' , (lfflcers report a truck driven by .J"mes .Johnson. 48 . Gallipolis, had [\ stopped 1n I raffl e. An au to operated br Benny L Wallis , 33, Ga llipolis Ferr y, fatled to stop and struck Ule Area deaths .. .. . .. . .. . .. ..... . .... . . .• •.••. , A-6 .Johnson ve hicle 10 Ul e rea r , Classified ads . , •. , • .•. . ••. ••.•.••.....• . •.. D-4-9 There was slight dama~e to Ule lifestyle ....... .••. •.••. .. .. , , , ..• . • , , ,, ,, B-1 -10 Johrr~n truck, moderate damage to Local news .... .. .• .... , .... ... . .. . . . , .•..•. A-2-8 till' Wallts a uto. Walli s was cited on a Farm news •... . •......... . .• .. •.. •. ...••.. D..2· 10 ·charge Of failure to maintRin :fit' Sports . . • .. .. •.. .. . . , .. . .•. • . , ... ..• •• •• , , , C-1-8 a~~un.-d clear distance. State and national . .. . . , . • . . . . .. •. . .••.• ..• , • , D·1 In further action, Ray E . Jarrell , TV guide , •..•.•....... ....•.•• .• •.•. , •• • •.•• D·3 20, Btdwell . was cited Friay on a ('h;,rge ,. ~ possession of an open ca rrytn ~ President accused of doable-cross strike enters OUR 115TH ANNIVERSARY SALE ·----------------·--------------------------------' By GEORGE CORNELL As:::o c1a t1un . OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY Message of peace brought by Pope COLUMBUS . Oh w 1 AP 1 Carter was acc u ~d nf a double-cross Saturday tn a telegra m from the president of t ht' Oh 10 Mtmn g an d H eclaura lr Qn BOOSTERS TO MEET The Southern Junior High School Athletic Boosters will meet at 7 : 3ll p .m . Monday at the school. MANY SPECIALS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ON EVERY ROOR AND AT OUR WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC ST. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1979 Pr~stdent _'--" SALE - entint ---------------------------------- CORREcrJON In the recent Holze r Medical Center birth reports, it was announced that a son was born to Mr. and Mrs . Richard Whittekind, p 0111 eroy . The anno uncement should have read Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whtltekind . Elberfelds In Pomeroy tmts Education budget cuts anticipated , I ' GOSPEL TONES FEATIJRED Huss and the Gospel Tones will he fea tured at the Syracuse United Me thodist Church Saturday at 7 .30 p .m . • GALLIPOLIS- PO~NT PLEASAN f VOL 13 NO . 36 SQUAD RUN The Middleport EH Squad was called Thursday at 11 :45 a .m . to 137 Pearl St., for Mary Bayl es who was taken to Ve te ra ns Mem ona l Hoopital. FALL CARNIVAL The re will be a fall carruval at the Tuppers Platns Elementary School Saturday, Oct. 6. A soup supper will be held held at 5 p.m . full owed by the ca rnival at 7 p .m . u.s. un:ba • SQUAD CAlLED The Pomeroy EH Squad was c alled out four times Thursday At 12 :33 p .m . they were c alled to Court Street for Clyde Brookover who had fallen . He was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital , at 2 25 p .m . to Court Street Grill for Chnsttne Branham who was havmg difficulty breathing . She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; at 4 :51 p.m . they were called to Pomeroy's West Main Street for Tanuny Blake who was in an automobile accident. She was tak en to Veteriii\8 Memorial Hoopital where she was !rea ted and released. At 4:>4 p .m . Marguerite Eskew was taken to Veterans Memorial Hoopital with a fractured ankle . She was IBter transferred to Holzer Medical Center . way that cnurns wttn activity . A barge carrying an exhibit whtch depicts the Corps' historic develom ent of Ohto River navigation will he open at the Gallipolls waterfront from 4 to 7 p .m . Ce remonies will he highlighed by the presentation of a bronze plaque by represe ntatives or the Propeller Club's Port of Huntington. A SMALL OffiO RIVER FLOTIIJ.A, including boats and exhibits, EXTENDED FORECAST Monday through Wednesday : Fair and cool Monday. Warm Tuesday and Wednsday with chance of showers late Tuesday but more likely on Wednesday . Highs In the lower 60s Monday and the low 70s Tuesday and Wedoesday . Lows near 40 early Mooday and In the upper 40s early Wednesday . C'hernenko satd . " There had bee n another run over the bndgc that day ," Chernenko sa 1d. A DOll forem an , Kenneth " Buzz" Gardner, told state police he had ju st walked to the other side or the bridge to rlirecl the truck across when he heard a loud c rack as the heam snapped. State pollee Cpl. J .L. Fitzwater, who 1nvesttgat ed the accident, said DOH employees did not tell him why the truc k was using that particular route He said t he bridge was old and that the truck " obviously" weighed mo n· than the th ree ton !unit. Authorities said the creek was six to nine feet deep when the truck slid s ideways 1nto the creek and landed on its top . The ve hicle was complete ly submerged except for its front wheels. Rl'sc ue team s failed in their effort h ! rev1vc Jeff~rs after his truck was pulled from the c reek f'ete Sommers. the DOH supervlsor for Ma'!jln County, said the truck was ha uling dirt to fill in an area uf the c reek bank that had been eroding. One truc k. which also used the bridge, had a !ready dumped a load of dirt and rocks at the site, Somm ers said . Jeffe r s had worked for the department for t wo years. Weather ~\ r .r: l,1 ]!1t 'r Inside today. • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 5, 1979