https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/de4a434b1559baa8f325a8bf2fa3950f.pdf cbece0518b1aa34b8099a9fab774a435 PDF Text Text 12- The Daily Sen ttnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Oct . 11, 1979 Quick settlement sought ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Board-teacher negotiating teams changed FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12th, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th LAST TWO DAYS 115TH ANNIVERSARY SALE BY BOB HOEFLICH • There was some optimism Friday moming on a settlement of the Meigs Local School Teachers Association strike in the announcement that new negotiating teams will meet Saturday morning . Both Mrs . Bonnie Fisher, president of the Meigs Local Teachers Association, and Supt. David G IeaSon announced the Saturday meeting with the change tn personnel on the negotiation teams after a negotia ling sesswn tn Pomeroy Thursday night apparently brought little results towards setUmg the 15 day strike. Mrs. Fisher said negotiating teams of. both groups met at Trinity Church Thursday night from 3:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. The new teams wtll start negotiatwn sessions at 11 a.m. Saturday . The board of education team will for the first tune have board members on it. They Wlll he Carol Pierce, board president; Mrs . Jenmfer Sheets, vtce president , and John Mora , princtpal of the Meigs Junior High School. The teachers team will be composed of teachers only. _"The Meigs Local Teachers Association is hopeful that this arrangement will brtng a speedy solution to the situation" , Mrs. Ftsher commented . . Judge Robert Buck, probate a nd juvenile judge, has vol unteered to be an unparttal party and help in any way . The assoctatton has accepted this offer a nd hopes that he can be in attendance at the sesswn , Mrs. F tsher said . Mrs. Fisher annoWlced there will be a dinner rall y for members of the association at 6 30 p.m. Sw1da y at the American Legton Hall in Pomeroy. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 SAVE 20% caPilaPtt WORK CLOTHES A·NNIVERSARY SALE Complete se le c t to n of sizes in ovralls, quilt lined covera ll s, jackets, h oods, vests Buy what you need now and save 15 pe r cent . PRE-TEEN By H arbo r Be ll e a nd Russ T ee n BOYS' WINTER JACKETS SAVE 20% AND SAVE! MEN'S AND BOYS '1.39 Corduroy Velours Warm -up Suits Blouses P ile- lin ed Vests . SAVE! RED HEART $1 WINTUK YARN 49 TUBE SOCKS ro ra uroy quilff·d 1M k£'f S 11ned vests Boys S14 .95 Boys $16.95 Boys$18.95 aoys $29 .95 Jackets Jackets Jack e ts Jack e ts 3';, oz . Ske in s - famo us quality o rion ya rn . Big se lectio n o f co lor s. Sleepe r s, gowns , robes and p ajamas. Months sizes thru 7 to 14 . FROM ONlY Sizes 28 to 42 waist . Most are pre washed denim s . straight leg and fl are s t y les Save DENIM DENIM DENIM DENIM JEANS '11.29 JEANS '11.99 JEANS '12.79 JEANS '13.49 ----------·-·-·-·-·-1 : ANNIVERSARY SAL E WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR Mi ssy and extra size coe r dinate s Quality in the late s t fall fashions .. - LINGERIE SALE . . v· '; -,-, •, ·' ' I ·- ' ~-,, , l 1 ki ~~ · !'~ '' \' ·, I ' CHAIR SALE 20% OFF '8.95 KNIT SHIRTS ... .... ......... '7.16 '10.95 KNIT SHIRTS ....... ...... . '8.76 '14.95 KNIT SHIRTS ............. '11.96 '19.95 KNIT SHIRTS ............. '15.96 Specia l pri ces on rec l iner s, swivel roc k ers. rock o lounger s, wall aways and occas10na1 chc11 r s ANNIVERSARY SALE WOMEN 'S COAT SALE ANNIVERSAR Y SALE WOMEN'S SWEATERS '. ·~ SALE! • ; . CANNON BATH TOWELS '3.99 BATH SIZE............ ........ .. . '3.29 '2.99 HAND TOWEL ................... '2.49 1.49 WASH CLOTH .... ....... ..........'1.19 1 rt>versed I'd like it better ." said one local party offi cta l after Mrndale met With about 175 people at a $20!H! h ea d fund -r ais in K rece pti on tn Oeveland . REG. REG. REG. REG. Pullov ers and c oat s t yles in regular sizes S ·M L and extra sizes 34 thru 52 . ,, GIRLS' DRESSES Spec ial sa le pri ces on our ent1re stoc k of girls ' dresses , svds and i umper s. Sizes 1 to 4. 4 to 6)( , 1 to 14 . Sale Prices Start at Only &yle sentenced SALE ; ~ $54.~1)% OFF Sale Sale 564 .00 Sales8l.OO Sale$105.00 • $399 Sa le prices include upholstered ben · c h es . lay -away for Christmas! IN_ ~I - ' Al va T Boncla , slB tt · chatrrnan of the Cane r -Mundall' President ial sen d fund- rai Sing Ohto have been slow. though I IIOIJW ntum IS Hn even tougher tune if Sen Kennedy , D-Ma ss., (Continued on page 10) Netther tCennedy nor Carter has en te r ed the 1980 off ic ta ll y prestdenttal rae'\! . Carter forces say the president will declar e hJ s candtdacy 1n early O.,C.,mber FIREME N RE-{;EHTIFIED - Eighteen Chester firefighters wer e re.,e rttfied after com pletmg 36 hours of instruction in fire traUUfl!! . Individual cards were presented to each person completing the training. A department certiftcate was presented to Hoy Christy, c hi ef, by Charles W. Legar , Sr .. the instructor . The certificates and cards as well as the in s truct iona l material were authorized a nd made availab le by the Trade and lndustnal Service, Divtsion of Vocational Education of the State i\EW YOKK ' :\P 1 - Ftdt>l Castru, sluelded by 2,000 J.>Oitce offtcers """ dozens of his 0 \'.11 g u~ rds. spent hts flr t>1 cia~· m ~- ew York C'1ty m 19 years apparently holt"d up 1n the Cuban rnJsswn m CJ ." iiot-begnnwd, 13-stor y bed brll·k butl dt ng prep.1nng ht s spl't'('h to lht' L'111teU ~;t{]l)fl .<., CLEVELAND I AP 1 - Here are the winning numbers drawn Thursday In this week's Ohio Lot· tery game: Blue 917 ; white 77: gold 9: winathon 78111. ···-.··.·.----:·:-· CURFEW ENACI'ED A curfew will go lni<J effect Immediately In the village of Syracuse Mayor Eber Plckellli announced today. Due to the numerous acts of va• . daUsm yo uths must be off the streets by 8:30p.m. nnless accompanied by their parenl.8 or parent. The slren will sound each evening. The curfew will be In effect the month of OcI<Jber. y Frtci ay Gener~l nwrn tng, IS to Assembly lctte w<.~s secunty men, tn:1ve ls to the Umted ~at to n s' riverSide head quarters m c lad in \l anhattan from th e fortress-like Cuban ~vhsston on East 38th street where he hao;; rem ained m secluston ever smre arrt\'lflJ; m ;-.Jew York early Thursrla~ Dunng Castrll·\ ~~ heduled 41 :! s urrounding streets, where pro-and hour the nver to head off any mcidents su mlar to tht> 1964 attack on Ernesto The C'ublln prestd en t. guardt•d ruunrl-the-< luck b;. i-1 llli-lSSlH' net of Ylt•du..·al Center for tre;-11Inent. '111ursday by the (;a iiia-Me tgs Post. Highwa y Patrol. Off Jeer s lnve-st 1gated a one-vt! hJ cle the \'ehtcle . Dav1 ~ v.as nh•tl on a vhargl' of hit-ski p . Urw dnvt r was Cited followtng a m1shap on CR 7. one-tenth of a m1le IW\1·\l'hicle west of SR lf>O, at 12 :.10 p rn Till' patrol reports •• Wl'st ho und tent.hs o f a mtll' north of U.S . .15. at There was moderah• dama~e tu au·tdent on SR 160, two- :! · 4> p.m Offlcl:'r'-i rt'f:XJr1 ;m au to Dal'!s dtsp layed VISible stgns of opt"rated 01 Cath) Sounders . 2.1. Btdwell , had o1opped tn Jrafftc . A vehtc le drtven by Ct.>rn Betts. \6, Btdwdl, fali~d to stop ami struck t.hl• Saunders e~uto w Lhl' l"l'Or . and wa.o;; transported to Holzer T1wr P wa-" moderate damagt• to a uto ort'rr!lt··d b~ .J~\Il H.' O;n IS, lf), Vtnlun. r2n off tht• It·([ SHit- ot lt1l' roadway. struck a utility pole. ba c ked up. stru ck a mailbox, and left llll' UlJUT)' SCt'nt' the Betts autn . slight damage to the Sctunders n :•htcle . Bett s was c1ted on a char ge of failure to rnamtatn an IVING Amenca. Cuban and Un ited Nations stcunty men wtll blank et th e East Rn·er head quar t ers and the fanuila r green fat1 gues and had a ngar atilt 1n h1s mouth as ht• arnved m prt.•-da\.\11 hours Thur sday un et jet 01ght from Ha ntna Om.• person was Injured Uurmg fou r aC('ldents tn~·estJI:!ated iiS ~ Urt.'d clear dJstan C'e Kathy A. Whttlatrh. 17 , J(,-.:dsvtlle. was c llt>d on a char~e of faliurt• to ,Yi t'lrl followmg a m1shap on TR 287 .jUS1 west of Sit 7, in Metgs Collllt: Ca!ll->d tn the scPnt• at 6 10 p _m . offtcers report \·etudes operated by Wh ttl"tch "nd RoJOe A Marcm ko, 24 . n.. edsvtllt•. rolltded Bo th U.;-..i \ 'l S I!. hun dr L•ds uf -- che · Guevara, Cast ro's industry mtn"ter As Guevara addressed the (~eneral vehtcles lncurrt•d m o dL·ratP damO:&ge The patrol lfl\'t:' ~i l~Cited a two- vehicle acc tdent on SH 160, antt-Castro groups are e><pected to gether . U.N grounds wiU be closed to the public today . \ew York police boat.s will patrol fl\'t'~ t.t•nths of t1 mtle south ll f lJ .S :35. at 7 40 p .m . Ufflecrs rt>port an autu operated b) Arthur Brown. ll. r;aiiipohs. pulll'<.l mto 1JH· ~1 Lh 11f ;t 11nrth bound \·eh Jclc dnn_·n h~ .l ~._, rn \1c:vlams. l l. (;alltpults. Both v~h 1 cles mcurrt:'d moderate damal-(e . Brown was Cited on a c harge of fatlurc· Ul 'teld . CANCELLED The Bloodmobile scheduled for Monda y has been canceUed Vernon Nease, chauman, reported that date and time of a new sched ule wtll be Assembly , a nti·Castro l'ubans fired a bazooka at the U.N. complex from across the water . The sh ell fell short and s plashed tllim1lessly tnto the water . G uevara wa; lulled m 1967 leading a revolutionar y band 1n Bo li via ! Con ttnued on page 10 ) EXTENDED FORECASf Fair and cold Sunday wtlb highs In tbe 40s and ovemlgbt lows In tbe low I<J mid :W.. War· mer Monday and Tuesday wtlb a chance of rain by Tuesday . Highs both days In the SO.. Lows Monday and Tuesday olgbl!l In lbe mid 30o I<J low 40s . announ ced . DRIVERS NEEDED The Eastem Local School Distnct IS tn need of subs!ttuU, bus drivers . Those needing furthe r information may conta ct the super intendent's of. flee at Eastern Local or phone 992· 4292 . Weather Partly cloudy and colder tonight and Saturday. Low tonight in the mid 30s . High Saturday around 50. The chance of precipitation 10 percent tonight and near zero Saturday. Settlement would he appreciated All ot our Westerns i ncl uded s M, L and XL . Ftann@IS, coit00 poly blends , suedes, polyflter knits . You ' lllove the S@lection Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts Tlw Cuban prest dent. who addres...;; tht.• One hurt in four accidents MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS Western western Western western Department of Educati on, in cooperation with Tri.COunty Joint Vocati onal School Pictured are , front , i1 , Bruce A. Myers, John · Wickam, Vtrgil Taylor, Hobart Newell, Roy Christy, chief. and Charles Legar ; hack, Pearl Edwards, Bruce Myers and Harold Newell. Heceiving cards but not pictured were Kirk Chevalier, Larry Cleland, Davtd Ga ul , Leonard Myers, John Ridenour, Lowell Ridenour, Marvin Taylor . Bryan Teaford , Russ Well, and Hobert Wood . Fidel Castro addressing U. N. tonight ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS Men 's $11.95 Men 's $12 .95 Men 's $16 .95 Men 's $18 .95 ' l '"' • - Save 20% on any living room suite in stock. -choose sofas and love seats - Two and three piece suites - Modern, Contemporary and Early American styles. ;. ···---·-o.·) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS .. SUITES KIMBALL PIANOS Reg . $1450 .00 P eca n or Cherry Spinet ..• Sa le $1149 .00 Reg . $1490 .00 Pine Spinet ......... , . ..... Sa le $1189 .00 Reg . $1590 .00 Walnut Console ............ Sa le $1289 .00 ~ ROOM SALE .... MEDIA , Pa . !API - W. A "Tony" Boyle, who once headed the powerful Untied Min e Workers union, has bt-en sentenced to three consecutive life proon terms for munlers committed by three hired assassins. Before his appearance in court Thursday, the 7&-year-old Boyle had been convicted twice of arranging the Dec. 31, 1969 murders of Joseph " Jock " Yablonski , Yablonski's wife and daughter as they slept in their Oarksville home in the western Pennsylvania soft coal region . "I am innocent of the crimes of ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY Reg . $7 .00 ........ Sal e $5 .59 Reg . S4 .oo ....... sale 511.19 Reg . $21.00 ...... Sale 516. 79 Reg , S28.oo ...... Sale 522 . 39 Reg . $36 .00.. , .. . Sale 528 . 79 AUSTIN, Texas (AP l - Lady Bird Johnson was awakened and rousted from herfifth-<ltory penthouse apartmenl early today alter fire broke out in the thtrd noor faciliti es of a teleVIsion station once owned by the Johnson family . Secret service agents escorted Mrs . John son , widow of President Lyn don B. Johnson . safely out of the building , which houses KTBC-TV , a CBS affiliate, in downtown Austin . SAVE 20% '64.00 .... ..... SALE '54.00 '80.00 ........ SALE '64.00 '95.00 ......... SALE '81.00 '124.00....... SALE '105.00 I Ladybird safe Regu l ar and ex tra l arg e sizes. Corduroys denims quilted nylons leathers . B ig se le<: t ion of si zes . • FR IDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1979 arnmt::,1.ratwn has dont· for Ule state . But the mood Withtn the Ohto DemocraliC Party dot.•s not eippe<:~r to bt." as optinustiC. deCides to enter the ra ce. JACKETS AND VESTS Reg. 564.00 Reg. sso.oo Reg . $95.00 Reg. 5124.00 """"'.en t 1n e to ra ll y a ro und th e Ca rt er campa1gn they real i ze what the Ed ward M MEN ' S WINTER . at (J nc e have SHIRTS .. ................... '4.76 SHIRTS .................... '5.56 SHIRTS ................. .... '7.16 SHIRTS .......... ...... .... '7.96 . • butld . But Bonrla predtcted the effort wtll Sizes B to 20 . All of our flan n e l s hirts · knit s hirts western s hirts inc luded . '5.95 '6.95 '8.95 '9.95 During the rally, one spokesman for the students stresSed tlJat during the three week teac hers stnke, tt appears students have become secondary In consideration when they should be the primary concem of both the boanl cmd the b:acher~ The game and band appearance--at home this evening against Ironton - has been cancelled and an appearance by the hand at a competition on Saturday has also been ca nceUed . The cancellations, which have taken place for the past U1ree weeks, are in accordance with a poli cy of the board stati ng that unless teac hers and students involved m these activities are In the classrooms durtng the week then the activities cannot take place . The Metgs County Ministerial Association staged a two-hour prayer session a t the Pomeroy Umted Methodist Church Thursday night to ask prayer for those tnv olved on both sides of the strike . The service was held from 7 to 9 p.m and was the type service at which res ident.< could s top by for only a few rrunutes tf they wtshed . Only a handful of persons were in attendance shortly after the se rvtce got underway be~tn nmg Ul BOYS' SHIRTS ANNIVERSARY SALE Solid color jacquard pattern towel en semble at Anni ver sary Sale Savings Wt~ re l'\'t:'fl BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' strike . The vtet> presu.lent tult.l a new s i1CtJ\'JtJes m Missy and extra sizes in warm ca r coa t s, a ll weath e r coats a nd fur co llar s . \. • con fen•nce prtor to the reception thdt there ts no lat·k of conft de nce "''llhUl the admimstr atJ.on regardmg Ca rter ·s chan ces of bemg re-<!lected . And he satd he expects Ohto voters Co mmittee . SAVE 20% MEN'S '99.95 SUITS SAlE '74.96 4.25 5 4.95 s 7.65 s 9.35 S11.90 " I wtsh the ti cket Ski coa ts , dress coats, fur trimmed . ANNIVERSARY SALE , \ l, CLEVELAND, Ohto 1AP 1 - Vtce President Walter Munda le, campatgning in Ohto Thursd ay for Jlrnmy Carter, ge nerated more enthusiasm for himstlf th a n he dtd for tile troubled pr ~sident JUNIOR COATS t~ MEN'S '59.95 SPORT COATS ...... .. '44.96 ~...-:';;~ , '!,) i r·-.:;;:::;~:::~-----~:-:'~-:-" / administrator. The teachers will be represt:'nled by three teachers", Gleason reported . Supt. Gleason reported a major breakthrough 1n t1ltt·ndance alone school in the dtstoct Fnda y mormng . S..vt•ral parents tlllt>ated a telephone campatgn on Th ursday which produced as1oundmg results, Gleason reports . As a result over 50 additional students were bused Frtday to schoo l. Sinu lar effort.<; could be made tn other a reas, l~t< satd, and urged parent.s to dn their part tn helping to pruvtde education for the students " If parents wish to conduct such campaigns, aU they have to do is let u.s i<now where the kids are located and we work hard to get buses to the ,locations to ptck them up fur school". Gleason said . The picket lin e at the Harnsonville Elementary School where the ad· dJtional stud ents were 1n clas.scs Fnday morning,was heavy but there was no problem mvolved tn getttng the students into the school, Gleason satd. Security guards and the shenff's department were at the school to be helpful if needed . Gleason said he rode on !he school bu,; pick.mg up additional children Mondale's visit very enthusiastic ANNIVERSARY SALE MEN'S '69.95 SPORT COATS .........'52.46 MEN'S '89.95 SUITS SAlE '67.46 ' 1• ss.oo ... . .. . ..... 5 ,• 1 I ' ' Waltz le n gth gown s, robes and e n se mbl es, nylon and p e rman en t pr ess . Sizes Petit e thru XXL . 57.00 ., .......... $9.00 ............ 511 .00 .... , ...... $14.00 ...... . .... I• l ' S ize s 36 to 46 in regular s and lo ng s . Cord uroy s inc Iuded - -r ' 5,{ . MEN'S 3 PIECE VESTED SUITS i~'\.. ~ _; I\ the makeup nf the lea.rrLS will occur for one special negotiation sesSIOn Saturday morning . The board team w1U constst or two bfldrd member s and one Friday rnumtng . Earlier, he said , he missed a curve whil e traveling to school tn his pnvate car and his car ended up in a field. The accident was in no way related to the s trike, Gleason stressed. Meantime . Supt. Gleason corrunended high school students for a wellmanaged rally whieh the students held a t the Middleport Park Thursday afternoon . He satd that the orderly rally was an indication of the quality of the students who stressed dunn~ the rally that they want a settlement of the ----------------------------------------------- FLANNEL SHIRTS ....... '10.39 FLANNEL SHIRTS ........ '11.19 FLANNEL SHIRTS ........ '11.99 FLANNEL SHIRTS ....... '12.79 MEN'S '79.95 SPORT COATS ........ '59.96 ANNIVERSARY SALE! 20% OFF ANNIVERSARY SALE J·-' . tu t.i:tke a coveretl dtsh and table serviee, Mrs . FISher sa1d . POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SPECIAL SALE! Sale on our enti r e s toc k of "'-~ m e n 's knits including '-. ve lours. S, M , l , XL a nd . ;r,•.• 00 , •. ,., XXL sizes. An excellent ' tc .- .' ,. selection of styles , pat · '<, terns , c olors . MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MEN 'S NO. 127 Poly es ters and 100% wools in s olid co lors and pat · tern s. Siz e 36 to 46 . MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS 25°1o . MEN'S '14.95 FASHION MF,N'S '15.95 FASHION MEN'S '16.95 FASHION MEN'S '17.95 FASHION MEN'S SPORT COATS CHILDREN'S SLEEPWEAR MEN'S BLUE DENIM FASHION JEANS ~. VOl. XXVIII Al l sizes S, M . Land XL plus tall s a no extra si zes . Plaids and soli d co lors Alas kan flanne l s in eluded MEN'S '12.95 MEN'S '13.95 MEN'S '14.95 MEN'S '15.95 / Vests ... .. . $13 . 26 / Ves ts ...... 514.76 1 Vests ....... 523 .36 ANNIVERSARY SALE lS Family members ar~ tnvtted . Supt . Gleason commented Frtday morning that ltttle progress was made l>etween the two teams Thursday ntght " However . one irn(XIrtant thing did come out of the session . A change in e MEN'S FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS 1 Vests ...... 511.66 SAVE FRIDAY and SATURDAY Eac h member FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE 20% OFF Boy s sizes 7 to 11 , men's 9 to 15. Whil e with colo r tops Made by S pringf oo t . Reg. Reg, Reg. Reg . Reg . SAVE r u ur St' l t '( ! 1o ns now d nd ~dVf' s~;ec, Bto 70 Ocnuns Good SPORTSWEAR Sk irts, ja cke ts , ves ts, s lacks, blouses and sweaters. VESTS ;'I S•Ye Fridily and Saturdily - JUNIOR COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR SPECIAL SALE ~.... ~ SPECIAL SALE PRICES ANNIVERSARY SALE Selection . SALE PRICES Mdk !· Dutch Flower Bulb FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF TABLE COVERS BROWN DUCK \ 5 9.95 510.36 513 ..56 rally held by Meigs High School students at the Mid AND THE BAND PLAYED ON - A number of the <tJeport Community P a rk Thursday afternoon. lively Meiga High School band members, majorette and flag corpe members and the rifle j!)'oup were on hand at a • selections by the musicians kept the orderl y rally llltlVing . I By Bob Hoeflich "Two, four , six, eight, what would we apprectate 7 A se ttlement, a settlement." This was the cheer that went up from well over 100 students a te nding " middle-of-the-road rally at the Middleport r,ommu nity Park Thursday afternoon as a side~g ht of a teachers strike in the Meigs Local School District. The band was on hand to present selections cJring the live ly , orderly raUy designed to urge a settlement in the strike which moved into its loth day today . jjnda -Eason 111!roduced ·student speakers who represented various activiti es at the school including band, athletics, academic work and the student council. Speakers all took a neutral approach in thelr talks urging that teachers aM tne Doanl of educatiOn get together to settle the strike. Some students carried signs of a neutral nature, but did urge settlement of the strike. A poem written hy students urging settlement was read. Several motorcades moved through the community following the rally with signs being displayed again urging settlement of the strike. Individuals attending were urged to talk to tbeir friends asking tkm to use their influence In bringing about a settlement. More than 30 parents and teachen were also on hand for the raUy, ' '4 �3- The Daily Se nt llle, 1 M'dd leport-Pomer oy , 0 ., Friday, Oct. 12, 19'79 I 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday , Oct . 12, 1979 Taxpayers are paying more taxes. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP I - II you think you are paying more taxes, you 're right . And if the current expansion rate continues, the Ohio Public E xpenditw-e CouncU says federal tax payments alone will exceed 1 trillion nationwide by 1987. That friends is a one with 12 zeroes after lt. ' The c ouncil , a private research agency, repor13 that federal , s tate a nd local govenunents in Ohio collected $32,66i,400,000 in taxes during 1978-79. This is an increase of $3,962,000,000, or 14 percent , over collections a y ear ago. The agency reports per capita federal , s tate and local tax co llections in t he state have gone up from $1 ,258 ten years ago to $3 ,052 ttus Bond's opinions By Julian Bond WASHINGTON ! NEA I - That clear majonty of whi te Ame ricans who oppose busing to in teg rate public schools - a nd the a pparently growing nwnber of blacks who 'd rather not subject their children to the trawna of daily travel to a hostile a tmosphe re - no w have a chance to do somettung substantive about it . The answer isn 't found in putting new faces on the Supreme Court , or m the Wtute House, but by making it possible for black Ameri cans to li ve wherever their income and ambiti on will penni t. A 19'78 study conducted by t he U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development d lScovered the obvious - that black America ns a re stil l releg at e d to nar ro w , and segrega ted, housing choices. In theSI' ghettos, however g ilded, sit the segregated schools that produce the school buses - buses whose mere presence a r ouses violent passions in Amen can cities from coas t to coast . The HUD s urvey, of 3,000 br okers and rental agents in 40 metropolitan areas, found tha t a black person stands a 48 percent chance of discMmination when seeking to buy a home and a n 85 perce nt chance when seeking to rent one . Discriminati on aga tns t llis pamcs . Asian-America n, women a nd the handicapped was found to be widespread . So if the g r eat objectton IS to the bus - and not its passenge r s - integ r at ing Ameri ca 's hou.<~ n g stock would soon elunina te the need fo r busing to integrate schools . course if you're opposed to school busing because it integr ates schools you can stop r eadmg ri ght here . But if you think tha t each Ame rican has a righ t to an educa tion - and netghborhood - as good as tha t enjoyed by a ny other Amer ican , read on. In the next few weeks t he HouSI' of Representati ves will cons tder the Fatr Housmg Amendment' of 1979. or 'Ohio Perspective' Corpor a l KIU1ger tolq it on th e radiO a nd Ohw 's a ttorney general coofir m ed it. Ja mte Farr , who play s Ute dresswea r ing Klin ger on the " M.A.S .H" televtswn show, said when he met Attor ney General William J . Brown rece ntl y, the state's top lawyto was wea rmg a dress . Fa r r told tus stor y · du ring a telephon e U1 te rvtew from the West Coast on a Colum bus radio program . He r ecalled the U1cident with a mi s r h ie v ious tone of vo ice, wonde r ing tf he should relate such a story about someone he felt m igh t be the next governor of Ohio. But when questioned la ter. Brown dtd not he sita te to coo firm the stor y. " Th a t ' s n gh l ," s ai d Br own , gener al ly known a s a conserva tive Washington today WASHI NGTON IAP J In foo tball, a team that sttc ks wtth tL• game plan under pressure has a better chance of winning than one that chan ges sign als. In poltlit·s , that 's what Prestdent Carter has decided to do in the face of Sen. Edward M. Kenned y's c hallenge. After soulful delibera tion , Ute White Hous e and t he Ca rle r Mondale Committee annou.nced last week Uta t Ca rter will m ake his presidential announcement on Dec . 4, more than two weeks after hiS first showdown with Kennedy . This was a deliberate decision to wait for the ir own time instead of announcing early in reaction to the inroads of the Kenn ed y draft movement in Florida . Although Kenne dy is not a candidate , hi s boos te r s ha ve mounted a highly a c ll ve and professional campaign in Florida , where caucuses Satw-day will begin the first test of the !!Ill! pres identia l nomination batUe. ~ Delegates chosen in the caucuses will go to a state convention in St. Petersburg, where t hey will cast straw ballots Nov. 18 fer Uteir presidential favorites . The vote will have no official meaning whatsoe ver b e c a use Florida 's delegates to th e Democratic National Co nvention won't be chosen or committ ed until the primary next March . But if Kennedy, who already leads Carter in public opinion polls, should I ' bring suit to end discrimination , but its budget and jurisdictioo are limited . Fewer than I~ lawyers are assigned to such cases, and sinc e the Department <A Justice can only bring suits alleging a broad "pattern or practice " <A discrimination, it cannot take individual cases that do not raise issues of major national importance. Edwards' legislation would amend the '68 law s o that HUDcould issue a "cease and desist" and-or impose a civil penalty up to $10,000 when discrimina tion has been proven . The prac tice of " redlining " denying mortgages and insurance for housing an an area because of its racial or ethnic composition - would be forbidden . If Ute new powers are enacted, HUD estimates its additional budgetary needs would be about $2.6 million . That 's about 1 cent per American - a small price to insure fair housing for everyone, and to elinunate the need for those hateful bu ses . defeat hun even U1 a noo -btndU1g prefer e nc e vole m F lor ida, it could crippl e the presiden t for the early · prunaries nex t year . Nevertheless, Ca rter chose to sttck to hts plan , and for t hese reasons : - Although obv10usly coo cerned , he is not all tha t uns ure abo ut Florida . - Rush mg an announcemen t to boost hiS cause U1 Florida would havt!' been an obv1ous sign of panic and could ha ve dooe more ha rm th an good . - And Carter sttll thinks hts best chance of a politic al recovery lies in tus doin g well in Washington this fall . Any overtl y political tum to his pres ide ntial r ole m ig ht ha ve enda nge r ed legiSlati ve s ucceSSI's that he hopes will help turn later . " An d t he ga me plan makes sense," a campaign official said . "There was a reason for it . For one thing, we want the president to run oo his record, and we want the record to be as good as possible." " We don 't want to distract him from hts legislative program for Ute next month or six weeks ," the offical said . " Right now, things are going better on the Hill ." In his news conference Tuesday, Carter confu-med this strategy, saying the December date is " late enough to give me a chance to do what I can with this year 's Congress," but In time to meet the primary filing deadlines. . and dapper dresser . " It was a black "Tap-aro und dress that some girl had here 111 th e offices and I st uffed paper tn th e bosom " He 1Fa rr 1 didn 't say a word for abo ut 15 second, . I stood up and wal ked a round the desk and he bro ke up laughm g. " It was funn y." Farr , a Toledo nati ve , met the attorney ge neral while in Ohio to rece ive an award from Go v. J a mes A. Rhodes . He learne d that Brown was a " M .A.S.H. " fan and the meeting was arranged. Farr said he was escorted through what he considered plush off tces and was feeling ver y impresSI'd by oil portr ail'i an d other surroundings as he a pproac hed Brown 's office . "Then , there he was standing behind his desk, a nd wearing a dress, " Farr said . He said it broke th e tce for a what he thought would be a formal visit. Veteran Se n. Anthony 0 . Calabrese, D-<.1 eveland, who may know m or e abo ut c a pital imrpovev m ent s budgets than an yone in the state, says he 's going to push for an $11 million cancer research facility for Oevelan d . With one exception, over th e last 2:i year s Ca labrese has seen more tw o-yea r s t a te con st ruc ti on proposals tha n any other senator . The exception is Sen . Theodor e M. Gray, R-Co lwnbus, who has been th ere 28 ye ars . Gov . Jam es A. Rhodes proposed ~ million for similar facilitie s at Oh io Sta te Univer sit y in the $775 million building package s ubmitted to the Gener a l Assem bly. Capital ideas Court decisions jeopardize moe l~t." Membe rs of the National Federation of Press Women, some 5,000-Btrong, hold high the privilege and the responsibility of protecting the public's right to a free flow of information . They hold many responsibilities in the fields of conununicatiON - both in print and broadcast media, ad vertising and public relations along with the area of education. Members are cognizant <A the limits that have been placed on freedom of speech and the right to a free press during the past year, limits that are being placed on the public's right to a free and open discussioo of different points of view. If the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States Is not • rotected , the public will lose the freedoms for which our forefathers fought. Pr<Aessional journalists reinferce the recognition that responsibility Is coupled with all freedoms . Members have vowed not to violate trust or confidences in their work and promise to do nothing to abuse this obligation . "Freedom of the press iB to be guarded as an inalienable right of the ci tizens of a free society ," reads the NFPW Code of Ethics . There are extraordinary opportunities for growth through professional organizations which are affiliated by members seeking to keep the work of the people before the public. Encouragement is provided for thooe dedicated to defending the rights guaranteed by the Constitution. The newspaper indeed has " something for everyone," and as an informed and respoosible reader, concerned citizens must not allow the traditional role of the newspaper to be quieUy eaten away in nibbles by those who would threaten the op- .Jtli portunities offered in a free society . Berry's World COLUMBUS , Ohio ( AP I - The Senate has unanimously adopted a resolution memorializing Molly A. Voinovich, daughter of U . Gov . George V . Voinovich, who was killed U1 a traffic accident this week . Members of the upper chamber stoo d in silen ce Wedneoday to record their votes in favor of the resolution , which was spoosored by Sen . M. Merris Jackson , 0-aeveland. " The shock of this tragedy brings sadness throughout the State of Ohio , and the sympathy of all Ohioans goes out to the entire V01novtch family ," the resolution s aid . " Becau se she was so r eco gnizable fo r h er warm personality to so many Ohioans , the loss created by Molly 's death will remain in the hear13 of Ohioans." The 9-year-old girl was stuck and killed by a van Monda y as she croSSI'd a Cleveland street while returning to school from lunch . COLUMBUS, Ohio ( AP ) - Precinct workers would rec eive federal mlnimwn wages of up to S55 on elec tion da y, beginning next year , under legislation th e Senate has approved. The bill, which was spmaored by Rep . Harry J . Lehman , DBeachwood , was passed by a ~I vote <II Wednesday . It also gives boards of electlon more flexibility in staffing precincts. In one-party primaries, the measure says each polling place could have less than the four workers currently required by state law. In other primaries and general elections, boards could usign more or fewer workers than the u now required. , The meuure would allo allow boards to establi.!tt lfl·hour mlft8 for precinct workers. Some of them must now work from 6 a.m . lll Bp.m . oo e lectioo daya. BALTIMOR E 1AP I - " I carry the memor y of Roberto Clemente in my heart," s atd Manny Sanquillen , sweat dr ipp ing from his shaggy black beard and another kind of water oozing from his nashing dark eyes. " I dedicate my winnU1g hit to Roberto . I hope we play the who le series for Roben o." Baseball is a sentim ental ga m e and sen timent preva iled Thur sday night when th ts 35-year-old third str mg catc her wt th an anemic .230 ba tting aver age was ca ll ed out of the bullpen to strike th e blow tha t sends the !979 World Series to Ptttsb urg h tted at a game apiece wi th the Baltimor e Or ioles. Hts ninth -inning , tw o-<Jul stngle to right S<:ored Ed Ott from second wtth th e run that gave th e Pir ates a r81Il-drenched :>-2 VICtory. " Roberto, he was always an inspiration for me, " Ute ben ch warmer srud afte rwar d. "I never fo rge t t he t 97 ! Wo rld Seri es . Roberto, he tell s everybody, 'Get us U1 the Wor ld Series and 1 hi t .400 a nd win It for you .' Th at 's what he dtd ." Th e 1971 Sen es betw""n these with the Pirates rallyin g from an a-2 defici t to win 11. Clemente batted 414 , hit two home r uns and pulled off s pect ac ul ar ft c ldm g pl ays to dominate the senes. It became known as the "Roberto Cleme nt e Sertes." Spu.rred by his baseball Idol , a yo un ge r Sangu illen hunsc lf got II htts m the series a nd ba tt ed .J79 Fo ur te en mon ths l a t ~ r , l h e t.alented Clemente dted in a pla ne BALTfMORE 1AP 1 - The two men mvol ved 1n one of bast! ba ll's mo st unu s u a l tr ades com b ined Thursday mght to lte the !979 World Ser te s between t he Pi t tsburg h f'trate s and Ba ltimore Orioles at 1-1. Mann y Sangutllcn , 35, ripped a smg le to right , scormg catcher Ed Ot t with th e winnU1g run U1 lhe top of the nU1 th to gtve th e Pi ttsb urgh Pir aWs a 3-2 victor y over the Ba ltunor e OriOles. . On ly two years agb, the P irates fe lt the a ging Sanguillen from Pa na ma w.as e xpend a ble . They shtp pt>d hun a nd a reported $100,000 to Oakla nd for A's Manager Chuck Tanner. who repla ced Ute late Danny Murta ug h as Pittsbur gh field bo ss. It isn 't everyday yo u see a player tr aded for a mana ger . The Pt ra te s, howe ver . ha dn ' t forgot ten Sanguillen was an intregal pan of the tr last Wor ld Series tea m . COLO\' · . • - • f/wHIIt ONE WEEK Friday thru Thursday THE AMITYVIUE HORROR " R" Friday -Saturday & Sunday KIRK DOUGLAS THE VILLIAN PG CALIFORNIA SUITE PG OCWiiil~18 ll'trRaffW 2 • • • II( ae,- · ......., ••a " /think lt 's.klnd of, you know, EXCITING hsvlnQ ;,oviet troops In Cubs/" . . -: ow. . ~·-~ 4~·­ Ooo -IIUII---tu&. . . . : .... v~----·•-ma; . . . . . . .; . . . ............... = ..... I l" <'' ill .' ..;. .. _ _,_ ." • U1 197 1. After on e seaso n U1 Oakland , Pitts burgh r eacqutred Sanguillen for three pl aye r s. He was relegated to bullpen work a nd pinc h-<litting . " An ytlting we do U1 this Se ries ," sa td San g uil le n 111 h ts ha lt ing Eriglish , " wearedmng fiX <th e lat e ) Roberto Cle mente ." (.1emente is a Ha ll of Fam e outfield er who was the mo s t valuable pl aye r U1 the 1971 Seri es for the Pirates in a St'Ve n1::ame triwnph ove r Baltimo r e. He dJ ed in a plane crash whil e on a mercy mission Dec. 31' 1972. " Roberto was with me in spirit, " Sanguillen said . " Mv hit - all! do t o hel p the ball clu b w~ - ts for htrn::, After O em ente's plane crashed , Sa nguill en personall y made dtves U1 lo the ocean , looking fur hlS friend and teammate . Finally , frie nds co n vinced San g uillen th a t hi s plunges U1to the choppy water wer e too dangerous . " If Roberto was ali ve, he mtght be a coach or a mana ger , but he is still with us. God too k him aw ay from us . That is.,t he way life is aod it will happen to us all some time . But I still have Roberto in m y heart ." In Ute ninth innin g Thursday nig ht , with raU1 sweeping across Memorial Stadiwn, Tanner called upon the craggy veteran who had helped make a Tanner dr eam come true . Tanner wanted to manage the Pira tes ever s ince he was a boy in New Castle, Pa ., near Pittsbu r gh . The Pirates had runne rs at fir st and second with two out and the score tied 2-2 on Ut e cold, wet ni ght. Tanner told Sangtnllen to grab a bat and go out tD face ace Orioles re liever Dan Stanhouse . The Pittsburgh runn ers were Ott, who had singled , and Ptul Garn er , who ha d walked. Stanhouse went to on e ball and two stnkes on Sanguillen befor e he threw a p itch out of th e stnke ron e . San guilten , one of the best bad -ball httters U1 base ball during hiS pr ime , still swings at an yt hing he can rea ch . He slanuned the outside pitch <II a line to right for a single. Ott never stopped as he lit out from second a nd Jus! slid under th e tag of Oriol es catcher Ri ck Dem psey on a relay from outfie lder Ken Singleton 'm!SfLEDO'WNS NORTH RANDALL , Ohio I AP I Jockey Antonio GraeU rode Brazt>n Huzzy to a . wire-W-wire vtctory Thw-sday U1 th e featu red allowance at Ttust ledown Racetrack. The "\\inner ran si x furlon gs rn 1· 12 W. Brazen Huzzy patd $7.00, S4 .:1ll and $2.40, while sec'OfldiJlac-. F ickl e Farkle returned $4 and S2. :1ll a nd thirdiJlace Lee 's Reaso n paid $2.40. The eighth-race trifec ta of !0-3-9 paid S6 78.60 on 60 win nin g tic kets. A crowd of 3,532 wag ered a to ta l of $447,584. Broo ks Dawson of Texas-El Paso accounted fur 304 ya rd• by both passin g a nd rush ing tn one pen od of a 1968 foo tball game with llrtgham Young . ~H . . . . . . .. . . _ .. . 'X ~.L.. - a n e~· 17 ; . . . - h"!J_ ' ., T he Y<>l lo'n .Jackets pic ked up 181 yards ru.shmg and a.ddect thr ee more yards pa ~s! ng for <t toti-il (Jf 184 yards for t he gatttl' Unt· !Inpo rt ant stati stic IS that tht Spen cer off t nse ran off an am<t7tn t: 6(l uffeHS Jve plays whJie tht · Wh!tl' Fa lcons could snap just o9 lndivtd ua! l)·. T'•rry Kendall was the ganw <.;· lcJd!nJ::: ).!round gatner wlth Hli yiird ."i lf1 28 carr tes while his runnin g mat<• Chris Cra ddock ha d 69 yards ln 14 t n es. Waham a was led by sophomore full back TraviS Gra) with 35 tough ya r ds 1n nmr etttempts H1 ck Bar mtz was the lead ing passer of the n!ght w1 th six compl etions in eleven tvsse.'> for 90 yards He ha d one aena l ptcked off . as dtd Shawn Fi eld s •"~"ho was G-1 Vin ce Wea ver wet s 1-4 for 13 yards . S pe nce r '~ Hn an Ba rker cvmpleted JUSt one pass of 10 fo r th ree ya r ds a nd had one pas.'i mtern·pted The leadmg ren'l\'l' r m the game ~ a s T!m Roush W!lh four recept lons fo r 77 yards. Sha wn Ft elds , Tun Youn g and Vmce Weave r all caught one petss apte ce fo r 18, se\'en and six ya rds res pec ti v<' lr C r eat house caught th e lon1• pass fo r Spencer and that was a three yard touchdown strike . Jeff Fteld.,, o' \1 ", 172 pound senwr . was th e leader 111 tackle s for t.hr Waha ma defense wtth 12 in- Central Michigan should 'have breather Saturday By GEO RGE STRODE AP Sports Writ er Centr al Mi chiga n's C1llppewa s, WUlJiing back4 o-back games to keep th e Mid-Ame ri can Con ference football lead , should be in fo r a br eathe r Satur day against U1vadmg Nor til ern ni inois. Th e Chip pewa s ro ut ed Oht o Univer sity 26-<1 last week after escap U1g Mtamt 19-18 t o shove their lea gue-lea dt ng rec or d to 4-0 . Mea nwh ile , Northern Illinois 10-! -1 struggles a long in mntb place m the MH.l-Amen can . Toledo. the onl y other undefea ted conf~n:!n ce team at 3-0, also stay s hom e to fa ce Western Mtchtgan Saturday ni~h l. In other Mid-Ame rican acti on Satu rday , Ohto 12-11 plays at Miami I I-II , Bowling Gr een 12-2 1 at Kent Sta te 11-21 and, in the non-league category , Ba ll State e nt ert a in s Dlin ois State and Eastern Mt chigan face.s visiting Akron. Centra l Mtr htga n, No. I tn th e leai(Ue m total defense and second to Ball Sta te in offense, is ridin K the Mtd -Ame n ca n ·s longes t wm nmg streak of l1 games, rune of them aga mst league oppone nts . Meanwhile, North ern lllinots has no t scor ed a touchdown sU1ce th e four th qu a rt er a ga ms t West er n Michigan thr ee wee ks ago. Th e Hus lucs ha ve posted just one fiel d goal U1 thetr last two losses . Still . Pat Cul pepper , North ern ll hnots' color ful, fast -t a lkin g coach . docs not dtSint ss the posstb tlit y of an upst•t .. Centra l hasn 't won anythmg yet ," satd Culpep per . " Yes, they co uld be MAC champi ons. They are a classy tea m . But stranger th mg s have happened in football ." 0.'!1tia l Michigan IS yte ldln g just 176 .8 yar ds and 4.5 poin ts per game while a ccoun t ing for 371 . ~ yards and 19.7 points . The Huslo es h ave scored on ly 41 pomts in four games this fall . JfetJJtdmy Toledo's youn g Hoc kcts have been th e surpn se of the Mid-Amer ican race. The y were p!cked to fmish se venth . but have stunnt'd defen d1ng ch om pw n Ball Stat e. Ea s te r n Mt ch t ~" " and Bowl U1~ Gret n to keep m step w1th Centra l M1ch1gan . Even Tol edo Coach Chuck Sto bart IS startle d ·· Wh o would have U• uught we would be 3.fj tn t he MA C at th1 s pmn t' ' We' ll just take th e rest of thl' m uu e at a tlme a nd see what h<l ppt.· ns.·· he sa!d . dtvidual stops 111 his best game this yea r La rry Hesson and Tim Roush had ni ne tackles each while Rick llarnitz rlaimed eight. The White Fal con s will now prepar e for the ir final two home dates of the 1979 grid season on successive Frida y nights. Next week the be nd area team hosts the Wayne Pionee rs. Wayne will take a + 2 record mto tonight's game against the O ass " AA" Nwn ber one ranked team U1 Buffalo of Wayne Foll owing the Wayne contest, the White Falcons will welcome St. Ma r ys to llac htel Field before closin g out the season at Buffalo of Putna m. STATISTICS WAHAMA SPENCE R First Downs 7 13 Yards Rushing 26-15 53-181 Yards Passing 108 3 Total Yar ds 123 IM Passin g 7-16 1-10 In terceptions Thrown 2 I Fumbles lnst 1-<l ~ Penaltie s- Yar ds 7 -7~ S-5~ Punts-Avg. 4-2!!.2 :l-33.6 Off. Plays 39 66 Score by Quarter s · I 2 3 4 Tot Wahamo 0 0 0 0 0 Spence r 0 6 6 0 0 Sconng Spencer-Bill Greathouse three yd pass from Brian Barker <ki c k wide 1: Spe ncer - Terry Kenda ll one ya r d run tklck wide . I Individual Statistics Hushmg . Wa ha ma-Tra vis Gray 935 : Shawn F ields H ; Shawn Paugh J.fj : Rick Ba rntiz 5- 1-9 ); Vince Weaver W- <-15 1: Totals 26- 1~. Spencer · Terr y Kendall 28-106 ; Chns Craddock 14-09; Rick Ash U ; Eri c Elli son Hi : John Roberts 3-4 : Brian Barker 4-1-91 : Totals 5J.-181. Pass tng . Waha ma - Ri ck Bamtiz 611-90 yds-1 inter : Vince Weaver I+ !8 yds: Shawn F ields 0-1-<l yds - I mter , Tota ls 7-16-108 yds. - 2 inter. Spence r - Br ian Ba rker 1-10-3 yds I TD - I mter . 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The White Fal cons managed to mount onl y two m ild threats wi th one dri ve bogging do wn at th e Spencer 38 and the other at th e Spencer 25 when a 15 yard penalt y Increased the ben d area team 's offensive proble ms After a scoreles s fi rst quarte r , th e Yellow Jackets began to make a move by drivin g to the Wahama 17 yard lin e but Shawn Fields intercepted a Brian Barker a erial to give Wahama the ba ll . F ollowing three uns uccess ful attempts at a first down, the White Falcons were for ce d to punt but th e snap from center went over Rick Barn itz's head and was downed at the Fa lcon three ya r d line. * .,.,..Oiilo -------- ...-8 Falcon snap from center on a punt to )..._CfM.._.,..._, ·........... ..··m:: ._,_ :t::;..-....... c ruc..ac.,r1 Valley PI'"?: MilL crash carr ying supplies to victim s of the Nica raug ua n eart hq ua ke . Sa nguille n is a bear of a man - six f"" t t all .a nd 195 poun ds - wi th a marshmallow heart. " I wotk for Ute Lord," he says softly to waves of reporters seeking mor e baSI'ba ll details . " l pray be fore every gam e. I pray none of us get hurt , I pr ay that we win l11is one for Roberto ." The aging P anamanian catcher fa il s to get upset when th e postgam e grillU1g turns to questions about his r eputation for swinging at bad balls, th e fact he play ed 111 on ly 56 games thi s se iiM)n and ba Ued in only four run s - not c ounting th e most important one of hi s 1 ~-year professiona l career. He was se nt in to pinch-h itte r for pit cher Don Robmson . Sanguillen got a curve, a slider , a fa st ball and a slider, tn that order , th e count go mg t o 1-2 wt th one foul. Th en he lashed out the wUllling hit. Sanguillen 1s always happy . He was happy when he fir st came t o Pittsburgh m 1967 . He was happy whe n he was se nt to Oa kland in 1975 U1 a trade tha t sa w Tanner mov e from th e A's t o Pittsbw-gh . He wa s h a ppy wh e n he r e turn ed to Pittsburgh m the sprin g of ' 78 . " Mr. Fmley 1Olarles 0.1, he was a m ce man ," he said . " My priest in Oa kland came to see m e play . But I am glad to be ba ck whe re Roberto played . When m y body qui ts, I will quit. ". Tanner is not lltmkm ~ of lelttng SanguUlen get away , saytng : " I 'm afraid they might make a trade a nd send me back ." W1th tim e running out in the ha lf, the Ye llow J ackets tried two passes for six. poml s but one wa.s baltet..l down and the other wa s dr opped by a Spe ncer rece !ve r . Howev er , on third and goal from th e th ree Barker foun d Btll Greathouse all alone in the end zo ne for six points with just four seconds r emain ing in the ha lf. Th e e xtra pomt ki ck was wid P and Spem:er owne d a ()..{) lead at intermission. The Roane Cuuntiam: took the second hal f ki cko ff and m arched 6~ ya rds behind the hard run ninK of Te rry Kenda ll 111 a lime con swn in ~ drive for another score to make it 120 with 5: 43to play in th e t hird period . Kendall carr ied the ball nine tin1es in the dri ve befo re ~o in g over fr om one yard out. Once again the PAT kick was wide. Wahama tried desperately to get on the boa r d th roug hout the remaining mi nutes but ea ch timr the Spencer defense carne up wit h the nght counter atta ck to preserve their hard fought 12.fj win. For the second straight week, the Waharna de fensive eleven played a magnificent game while the Falcon offensive un it failed to stimul ate an y r ea l se rious thr eats. Spencer limited the locals to a tota l of I~ net ya rds on the ground a nd just 108 yards through the a ir for a tota l of 123 ne t ya r ds M*MPf .t.a&A I .oDUal p II', ,...,....,.. , .wm. The game was pl ayed on a rain soaked Spencer Hig h School field which was almost completely under water as late as Tuesda y evenin g due to the mcessant rainfall over the past few weeks. Desp tte the mudd y playing co nditions , the contest went on as scheduled, h oweve r, wi th the Yellow J ackets slipping and sli ding to victor y. Wahama a bsorbed their second consecut ive setba ck a nd fifth loss in thetr last s ix games as their season slate dwindled to 2--5 on the yea r . Spencer, with the t riwnph , snap ped a three game los ing skid and improved t het r record t o 4-3 . Coach Jim Ha mric 's Ye ll ow Jackets took advantage of an erran t Sanguillen's single edges Orioles PLUS Secretary of State Anthony J . Ce le brezze J r . has m a de s ure potential opponents could not a ccuse turn of playing poliltcs with a series of public Sl' rvice announcements concerning absentee voting a nd the upcoming ballot Issue I. His office sent radio and television stations fiv e spots about absentee ballotin g and two urg ing participation in the statewide issue referendwn. Celebrezze is in two and the rest use a professional announcer . "The s!Btions will have a choice wheUter they want to USI' the ones with me or not ," he said. In a hard hitting de fe nsive battle, the host Spencer Ye llow Jackets st-ored touchdo wns in t he second and third periods to hand the Wahama While Falcons a 12-<1 defeat in the Black Walnut Bow l Thursday night at Spe nce r By Will Grimsley same two teams went seven gam es, caMot be limited without being HY (;A R Y CLAR K Sports World '> CO LUMBUS, Ohio ( AP ) - Ohio's l-year-old Golden Buckeye card program would become permanent law under le gislation approved by th e Senate . The measw-e, whih was sponsored by Sen . Anthooy 0 . Calabrese, DO eveland , was passed by a 3U vote Wednesda y a nd was sent to the House . Calabrese said tha t the llf<lgram , which was initiated by an executive order from Gov. James A. Rhodes, is highly successful . Cards have been issued to about 800,000 people aged 65 or older , who can then r eceiv e special discounts oo man y goods and se rvices. Calabrese said that the special coosiderations for older Ohioans amount to about S20 mill ion annually . public's 'right to know' By MARTIIA S. REED President, Natlonal Federatlon of Press Women Beaumont, TelUIB Newspapers have long held items <A record from happy beginnings to sad endings with aU the in-between news that builds daily li"es . But, the newspapers of this cou.ntry have also long protected the public's right to know. Right to knowledge of how their tax dollars are spent ; ·of how their elected officials are operating and decisioornaking processes . Today this right is being jeopardized by many decisions handed down from the courts .. . the very courts which are c harged with protecting the freedoms of the American people ; the very courts charged with interpreting the freedoms of the American people; the very courts c harged with interpreting the Constitution of the United States of America and the Bill of Rights . TI!ese very courts that are charged with being a ccountable to the people are now saying that the rights of a free press are limited and therefore the people's right to know has also become limited . Reporters, editors and publishers are charged with the respoosibi!Jties that go hand-in-band with freedom of the press. They quickly and readily vow to accept the respons ibilities as well as the benefits of this free flow of information guaranteed by the founders of the U. S . Constitu ti on . Franklin D. Roosevelt said , " Freedom of conscience, of education , of speech, of assembly are among the very fu.ndamentals of democracy, and all of them would be nullified s hould freedom of the press e ver be su ccessfully challenged .'' And, generations earlier , Thomas Jefferson said, "Our liberty depends on freedom of the press , and that Spencer defeats Wahama, 12-0 Today's ca lendar yea r amounted to $3,!Mli,OOO,OOO, or 31.8 percent cl the total state and local collectiona. The figure was computed before figuring reductions tracing to a state mandated 10 percent rollback or homestead exemption. The secood most productive taJ: source Is state and local income, the council stated. Receipts from tholle taxes for 1978-79, including Ohio 's corporate fran chise tax, Is estimated at f2,2117 ,000,000. The council estimates that f716 millloo of this total was levied by cities and villages in 11178. That city and village tax Is listed as the largest single sourc, of revenue for Ohio's munlcipalitles. The agency said the state Income and corporate franchl.se taJ:es produced $1,551 ,000,000 fer the fiscal year ending June 30. Broken down furether, $960 millie ' of that came from personal income .axes and S591 million from corporate franchise collections. The council noted that state an local government tax collections : the United States exceeded f2!J(l billion for the first time 'in' tbo r month period ending in March. ne SIOO billion tax level was reached for the first time in 1971 . year - a jwnp of 143 per cent. The council noted that aside from inflation, a major reason for the increase was the start of collections of the state income tax in 19'71 . It noted that 30 years ago the tax bite from the average U. S. worker 's earnings was 22 .7 percent whereas it now is 34.3 percent of his earnings . Federal taxes take the major bite - 70.7 percednt which In fiscal year 1978 amounted to $23,085,000,000, and s tate taxes were next at $5,731 ,700,000. The local tax bite this year is reported at $3 ,847,600,000 . Local real estate, uWity and personal property tax is the biggest single area of taxation in tenns of revenue produced. The council estimated collections for the 19'79 Those hateful buses legislation that will put enforcem ent teeth into current fair housing law. It will a lso outlaw discrimtnation against the handicapped . Approved in early August by the House Judiciary Conunittee 's Subconunittee on Ci vil and Constitutional Rights, this legislation is called " the mosi important civil nghts legislation of the decade " by subcorrunittee chairman, Rep . Don Edwa r ds, ~lit . Edwa rds says that the current federal fa ir housing law, Title VUI of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, ha.sn 't work ed because it fails to give HUD the power to enforce it. Presently, a victim of houstng discrimination can report a violation of the '68 law, but HUD can do little more than investigate a nd bring the two parties together to conci!Jate their differ ences . Private legal ac tion against a discriminatory broker or rental agent is possible, but expensive and time cons uming The Department of J ustice can • '. lOCATED AT THE EAST END Of POMEROY, 0. 846 E. MAIN PHONE: 992-5307 367-7505 or �4- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday , Oct . 12. 1979 .. National Women's Week, Oct. 22-2 7 : r- - ------------~ I Social Calendar FRIDAY RUSS AND THE GOSPEL TONES will be at Lottridge Church Friday at 7p .m . SPAGHETTI DINNER Friday at Eastern High School bef ore homecoming game with Southwestern . Dinner from 4 p.m . to 7:30 p.m .. $1.95 per person. Dinner sponsored by junior class. Cheerleaders will be selling homemade pie and cake . MARY SHRINE 37 White Shrine of Jerusalem Friday at 8 p .m . Potluck rcfreslunents. DAUGIITERS of the American Revolution, 1:30 p.m . at the home of Mrs. Dwight Milhoan , Flatwoods Road . Mrs. James C. Lucas, Chillicothe , chairman of national defense , will be the speaker . Items for a silent auction are to be taken wtth proceeds to go to the DAH supported schools ADULT DANCE at Shade River Coon Hunters Lodge , Meigs County Fairgrounds , Friday 8:30p.m . to I a .m . Sponsored by Parents Wit hout Partners Club . SAllJRDAY YAHD AND BAKE SAI.E Saturday , 9 a .m . to 5 p.m . at home of Ann Borders, 107 Second Ave ., Gallipolis. Sponsored by Parents Without Partners Club. DAN HAYMAN and the Country Hymntimers will be singing at the Prospect Enterprise Bapllst Church, 7:30 p.m . Saturday; church located on 0 . J . White Road off Route 160 near Porter . Public invited . Y AHD SALE Friday and Saturday at Alfred United Methodist Church 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. SUNDAY HOMECOMING Sunday at Carleton Church, Kingsbury Road . Sunday School9 :30 am .. basket din ner at noon, afternoon program at 2 p.m . Public invited . MONDAY HEVIV AL at First Church of God . Syracuse , beginning Monday through Saturday, Oct. 20,7 :30 p .m. nightly . Evangelist Charles Curtis of Charleston will be the speaker . George Oiler , pastor , invites the public to alt<?nd . MEIGS COUNTY Garden Clubs Association, fall meeting, 7:30 Monday night at the Middleport Ubrary . Christmas flower show to be discussed with clubs demonstrating arrangement classes . TUESDAY ALPHA DELTA KAPPA , ALpha Epsilon Chapter . wtll have dmner meeting at the Meigs Inn, 6:30p .m Tuesday evening . SLINDEREILA MEETS Programs on vitamins were presented at this week 's Shnderella diet classes . AI the Middieport class four new members were taken in . Shirley Baity lost the most wetght and Ruth Smith was runner-up . At the Mason class, Cheryl Kaylor lost the most weight, Etta 0 'De II as her runner-up. One new member was accepted . Wallie Hart lost the most weight and Darleen Bing was runner-up at the Point Pleasant Class . lnfonnation on classes may be obtained r r om Jo Ann Newsome, 992- dleport Masoru c Temple . at 6: 15 p.m . with members of Evangeline Chapter 172 serving the dinner . The regular meeting will follow a t 7 :30 p .m . at the Columbia Gas lA> . of- Homebuilders Class notes Halloween The Halloween theme was earned out in refreshments for the m onthly party at the Athens Mental Health Center held Tuesday night there by the Homebuilders Class of the Middleport Church of Christ . Games wre played with gifts going to each of the 45 patients attending . There was group singill!i or hymns and a prayer by Mrs . Martha Childs. Decorated cupcakes . icc cr eam . chips, bananas, Halloween cand y and Kool-Aid were served. Going over for the party were Mrs. Coleen Van Meter , Mrs. Brenda Shule r and daughter , Stacie , Mrs . Childs , Mrs . Heva Beach, Mrs . Flo Grueser , Mrs . Nora Rice, and Mrs . Dorothy Yeauger of Melbourne, l-"la . HOST MEETING Mrs . Mae McPeek , Mrs . Le ona Hensley. and Mrs . Ada B1ssell were hostesses for the Wednesday night meeting of the Past Councilors Club, Chester Council 323, Daughters of Amer~ca , held at the hall . Mrs . Elizabeth Hayes , president , read scripture from Mark I. and Mrs. Peek gave the secretary 's report, and Mrs . Hensley , the treasurer's report . The members will go to Craw 's for their Christmas supper . Mrs. Hayes and Mrs . Jean Frederick conducted games with Mrs . Hayes winning the door prize . Others there were Goldie Frederick . Pauline Ridenour, Thelma White, Mary K. Holter, Erma Cleland, Opal Hollon , lnzy Newell, Margaret Tuttle, Mabel Van Meter, Laura Mae Nice, Ada Neutzling , Letha Wood , and Ada Morris . CANDY MAKING CLASS OFFERED A class in candy making Will be offered at the Pomeroy Public Jjbrary Monday mght as a part of the " hobby month'' programs . Sheila Curtis and Shli'iey Smith of the Carousel Confectionary Cake and Candy Craft Shoppe will conduct the class . Those planning to attend are ~sked to pre--re~ister at the library . There will be a $3 charge for the matenals used . LITTLES CONFINED TOHMC Mr. and Mrs . Russell Little of Rutland Road are both confined to the Hol2er Medical Center . Little is receiving tre tment for his heart condition, his wile for a back ailment. She is confined to Room 4Tl., he to Room 407 . SCOUT PACK TAKES TOUR Syracuse Cub Scout Pac~ 242 toured the fire department in Syracuse Monday evening . Aaron Sayre conducted the tour for Chris Baer, Scott McPhail, Jerry Aleshire, Orris Grindley, Todd Lisle, Chris Stout, Kevin Grueser, Shane Sunpson . Corey and Heather McPhail, Brian Weaver, and den mothers, Donna Aleshire and Martha McPhail . One ye ar a go Pea ce talk s ill! tween lsr ael and Egypt opened in Wa'>lun gton under U.S. ausptces and a mtd predt cttons that ra pid ag ree ment wo uld be rea ched . .· .·. f1ces . Charter members to be honored a re Mrs . Edith Forrest , Mr.< . Rose Reynolds, Mrs . Pearl Reynolds, Mrs . Essie Russell , and Miss Freddie Houdashelt. The " Woman of the Week " and the " Woman of the Yea r " will be announced . Janet Koni, A! wilda Werner, and Marjorie Goett, public relations committee. have planned the program . To observe • annzversary Mr. and Mrs. Carson Hayes will observe their 65th wedding anniversary at !hell' home in Syracuse Sunday . A family dinner will be followed by an open house at the residence from 2 to4p .m . Mr. and Mrs. Hayes have eight children who include Raymond , Point Pleasant; Charles, Pomeroy ; Virgil, Columbus; Carson, Des Plains, ill.; Robert of Gana, Africa; William, Metropolis, ill. ; l1.a Bowers of Etna and Helen Grace Rusche!, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs . Hayes hav~ a number of grandchilden and greatgrandchildren . Hayes was a mechanic with the R . H. Rawlings and Son Co., and the Meigs Motor Co., Middleport, for many years before his retirement 18 years ago. International Alpha Delta Kappa Week set The Alpha Epsilon Chapter is observing Oct. &-13 at International Alpha Delta Kappa Week. Alpha Delta Kappa is a teachers' honorary sorority, a member of the Confederation of Wo rld Organizations of the Teaching Profession . It was founded in 1947 in Kansas City, Mo., and the central office ts still located there. The principal precepts of the organization are education, civic and altruistic . The Meigs County Chapter was organized in May, 1974, with Clara Harris, Columbus, and Madge Matthews , Huntington, among th~~ installing officers . Elizabetti~Pickens, now teaching in Columbus , was the first president. Charter members are Jean Alkire, Eileen Buck, Bernice Hoffman, Elma Louks, Edna Price, Frances Roberts, Nanga Roberts, Helen Smith, Goldie Story and Maune Wingett . Jean Allme is current president of the organization which has a membership of 30. During the years , the sorority has been generous in support of needy individuals, children's groups, senior citizens, rest homes, Meigs County museum. Canters Cave, and through other fund drives and organizations . HOMECOMING SUNDAY The annual homecoming of the Flatwoods United Methodist Church wm be held Sunday. Sunday school will be at 10 a .m ; preaching at II a .m. and a basket dinner will be served at 1:30 p.m . There will be special singing by the Sherlock family of lAncaster along with other singers . The Rev . James Corbitt is pastor . 3.182. The Gift of Year-Round Pets COMPARE QUALITY & PRICE AMERICAN MADE WORK BOOTS MEN'S 11 IN. ENGINEER BOOT Black water proof up · pers and all leather logger heel. Size6to 13 On~ . ... ··.·.·. :::;:::::::::::::::::::::::·:::·:·:·:-:- :-:-:-: .. -:-:-:-:-:-·-:-:-:-:;:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:::-:-::;:;:;:;.;::::::::::::::::::;:; ·. · .·.·.·.'.', ".',''. UMW hears pledge program :=: The Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club wiU celebrate Nationil Women 's Club Week, Oct . Tl.-Tl . Kick-off for the observanc e will tie a dinner at the Mid- • ·-·-:-::--.· .. "Pearl of Great Price " was the theme of the pledge program presented by Mrs. V. D. Edwards at the Tuesday night meeting of the United Methodist Women of the Pomeroy Church. Miss Grace Campbell was at the piaoo for a prelude and group s inging of " He Keeps Me Singing ... The worship center featured a treas~re chest overflowing with pearls . Emphasis was on building heavenly treasures . The group sang "Lord, What Can I Do? " and the thought.'! pertained to sharing and caring to be true followers of Christ, and growing rich by giving . Pledge cards were distributed and while members stgned the cards, a recording of "Amazing Grace" wa s played. The program closed as the women read the purpose of the UMW in unison . Mrs . Robert McGee brought a report from the annual district meeting , sharing materials on missions . She reported that the program was on the International Year of the Child. She was presented a ccrtilcate as a retiring officer, a position held for the past several years. Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth conducted the business meeting . An invitation was read from the district regarding the "Fiesta" to be held on Nov. 4 at First Cht•rch in Athens. Highlight of the Meigs County Ministerial Association meeting Mrs. Blaettnar selected as sorority sponsor here Mrs . Eleanor Blaettnar has been selected as new sponsor of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. The new sponsor was named at a recent meeting held at the Athens County Savings and Loan Co. Riverboat Room following the resignation of Mrs. Nancy Reed who noted that she had a conflicting schedule . Mrs. Tanya DaviS presided at the meeting and read a thank you from Mrs . Cheryl Crow for a cake presented to her at the last meeting . Mrs. Crow and her fannily have moved from the area. Denise Wolfe was appointed by the executive board to be parliamentarian for the chapter. A letter was read from Mrs. Jane Wagner requesting a leave for the rest of the year. Connie Pickens, social chairman , thanked those who worked on the rush party and reminded members that the preferential tea will be held on Oct. 28. Tentative plans were made for going to the haunted house in Pomeroy and for a halloween party for members and families on Oct. 25,6 :30 p.m . An ice show in Huntington and a visit to the Fenton Glass Co. at Williamstown, W.va. were also discussed. Cathy Cummings asked the mem bers to register at the Middleport Book Store for sister gifts. Patty Pickens introduced Dan McFarland , regional manager for the AAA Travel Agency in Athens. He showed a film of Hawaii and explained the various kinds of tours which can be arranged by the agency . Connie Dodson and Kathy Doidge were hostesses . HOW'S YOUR HOSPITALIZATION? CALLMuatiiiC'i. _ ~ha~ ,.....,_e., -.,,. · Gregg Gilitis 99~·3443 · U.\.liloiRI:'\'(i PU'S FREE Cl"STO~I n:..\Tl'RES! yuur o~· n (' l u,. ~ rirtJ.[ \l :.~ n • l ~ 1 r.-1 •II r • l 11 11tlr· r • f.,u r unolr r •l •• ll r ...... .......;.;.;.;.:.;.;.; .;.:-:-:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:-:-:.;.·.·. ' WEEKEND IN CALEDONIA Mr . and Mrs . Chester Knight spent the weekend in Caledonia visiting Mr . and Mrs . Terry Knight and son, Stevie. Stevie, a sixth grader, plays on the elementary school football team. Terry is confined to his home and remainsin traction for a back ailment . Recently visiting Mr . and Mrs. Knight here were their son, Dick, and his step-daughter , Stephanie Bohrer . 'u nl!to · unol r r ' ' " II'' \ I J..,i , ,. ,.f I I narn,. BfU"''iL l'\TJih , , , I I ' IIW • \IITIII.~TTIIhtl•ntt 'Ot ' OHI)~: R ' HI :;: ~~! \\IH" tt " IL\1111 \1 HI\C, JOHN ROBERTS ......... ,....... . ... , CL ASS RING S ~O'i)' 'Q'Jnrelers l1~ E . MAIN · POMEJitOY , ----------------t th Ch.H it"T11 l l ·~ ·tlu li I CHESTER JUNIOR TROP!049 Officers were elected when the Chester Girl Scout Junior Troop met at the scout hall recently for its final meeting of the year . Elected were Melissa Barker llecrelary; Trina Barker , treasurer : and Melanie Mankin, news reporter . The troop was divided into patrols -the "l'Msco Ducks" and the "Badge makers" and assignments were made for working on badges. Plans are being made to have a slave day sometime fefore the end of the month. SAIJSBURY BROWNIE TROOPI.%20 The Salisbury Brownies, meeting Tuesday at the Enterprise United Methodist Church, discussed the things they would like to do during the year and the places they would like to visit. The girl scout promise was recited by the group to open the meeting and then a discussion was held on what it means. Games were played, and the brownies made booklets with the girl scout promise, sign, motto and slogan . SYRACUSE GIRL SCOliT JUNIOR TROOP 1.204 Gracie Hubbard opened the meeting with the girl scout promise , with Jennifer Arnold leading in the pledge, and Angie Davis, the prayer when tbe Syracuse Juniors met at the Syracuse Elementary Schol. For roll call the girls named their favorite cars. Dues were collected and there was a discussion on rules for Meigs County Fair exhibits , and requirements for the observer's badge. Kelly Mullen and Tracy Hubbard served refreshments. ''HEY KIDS'' TO PERFORM !"he Hey Kids," a young group playing a number of instruments as well as dancing and singing , will provide the entertainment for the Meigs County Farm Bureau's an nual dinr o r meeting to be held on Oct. 23 ; · Chester Elementary School. he ... .. •lions may be made by calling 992-2181 or by writing P . 0. Box 426, Pomeroy. All board members also have tickets . The llteak dinner will be served at 7:14 p.m. REVIVAL PRAYER In the early 1960's a superstar of the motion picture industry sang and danced his way into the hearts of America . The unique style and smile we re powerful medias of c ommunication . l shall never forget the scene of this song and dance man as he, Mr . Gene Kelley, performed " I 'm Smgin ' in the Rain". The reason for his smgin' and dancin · in the rain was love - yes, he had just discovered the powerful force, love. A saintly woman who had suffered for weary months from a painful illness said to her pastor, " ! have such a lovely robin that sings outside my window . In the early morrungs , as I lie here, he serenades me .' ' Then a snnile brightened her thin features as she added, " ! love him because he sings in the rain . That is the most beautiful thing about a robin . When a •torm has silenced every other songbird, the robin sings on and on and on. " Are you singmg and loving life? These two people give witness to the power of love . You may ask, " Preacher, how can one sing and love life, when all life IS hurt, grief, sorrow, pain , suffering'" Life presses down upon us. l have no reasons for 'Singin' in the Rain .' Let the foolish man dance in the rain, l hope he gels sick from the. cold rain down his neck, what a fool , singing in the rain' " Friends, you may feel that way , too ! But , God desires to show us the Ugh!. However , we must make some effort to respond by faith to the light. Let us examine the Holy Word of God for assistance in this matter . Prayer is evidence of faith. Examples • Abraham presents a strong argument for prayer. Moses is an outstanding example of the benefits of prayer. Gideon, the bold leader, teaches us the Lord responds to those of faith who dare for great victories . A missionary once said, ''Expect great things from God, attempt great things for God ." Dare we ask God for the big things and large issues which we need assistance with in our daily lives ' Dare we ' Perhaps J . B. Phillips was more right than not in his book, " Our God is Too Small." Another saint, Habakkuk, shares with us the urgency for maturity of prayer. This poem by Sue Dallas illustrates my point : When I was small, God was a man Of tall and wide dimenstons, Who lived behind the fleecy clouds In pearl and ruby manstons . In summer , lying on the grass I'd look into the sky To find the face of Him who knew U I bad told a lie . AT FIRST CHURai OF GOD, SYRACUSE Now that I am big God's lustrous heavenly home Is so very near l never feel alone . Beginning Monday, Oct. IS, through Saturday, Oct. 20, 7:30 p.m. nightly. Evangelist will be Charles Curtis, Charleston, w. Va. Public is invited. George Oiler, Pastor. For when l touch a feverish brow, I know He , too, is there, And already knows the yearning, Of my unuttered prayer. The greatest example of prayer is Jesus . Note the quality of His prayer for us all in St . John 17 . Well, do you NEW SHIPMENT FROM cfi.. PF'..A.::LrrZGRA..FF '(;, YORKTOWN, VILLAGE AND VILLAGE WOOD STYLES. STOP IN SOON. Middleport Book Store HEATH R edwood ~~~ID i8~RD f:Et;:;ER~ Seed • Lo~rqe Seed C<~P.K• t v .,.,.. ! h (o'if' n1 l o <Kl •ng e Mooe-r r1 DM tq n to C omp ltrll t' lll Y o ur Gr o und <, • R!"dw i1od Cor , ~trun t o n Malq Pomeroy,O. FRI., SAT., SUN., MON. Cancer symposium sfated Sunckly New perspectives in cancer will be the topic discussed Sunday , Nov . II , at the annual cancer symposium by the American Cancer Soc iety, Ohio Division, Inc ., and the OhiO State University Comprehenstve Cancer Center . The Symposium will be held from 8:30a .m . until3:30 p .m . at Fawcett Center for Tomorrow, Columbus, and is open to all practicing physicians in the state of Ohio. Environmental influences in cancer , what 's new in adjuvant therapy and biological markers in can cer will be discussed and presented by nationally known speakers. This continuing medical educati on activity meets the criteria for 5.50 credit hours in category one or the Physictan 's Recognition Award of the American Medical Association . Each physician in Meigs County will receive a registration fomn and will be asked to filltl out and return immediately in order that res ervations can be made . fee l defeated in prayer ? Do your prayers go unanswered ? Is your soul empty' Perhaps the "Silence of God" is saying more than our ears and hearts hear. Take heart friends! Do not give up the faith . I say, do not quit! Look at the history of pray-life people . See the giants of the faith. I know we ask as did the Psalmist. "What is man, that thou art rrundlul of him '" Thank God He is mind! uJ of us . You ! He is mindful of YOU ' Come alive! Believe God 's Holy Word . Trust In His Son, Jesus will not have us dancin ' and sing in · in U1e rain for no reason. It's love .. ... So, keep on prayin ·, and pray in ', a nd prayin '. Then when you become unhappy with the results, or lack or them, sUirt prayin · and pray in · again . A child said in hiS prayer one eveing : "Dear God, I hope you'll take care of Yourself, for if anything should happen to you, we'd be in an awful fix ." Bob Robinson, Pastor Heath U. M. Church JAMES BARNES ASSIGNED SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Airman James F . Barnes son of Anna M. Leamond of Racine has been assigned to Lowry Air Force Base, Colo., after completing Air Force basic training. During the six weeks at Lackljlnd Air Force Base here, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations . In addition , airmen who complete basic training earn credits towards an associate degree in applied science through the Commuruty College of the Air Force. The a irman will now receive specialized instruction in the supply fi elds . Aimnan Barnes is a 1979 graduate of Southern High School, Racine . mm 5 LB. WILD BIRD SEED Third anniversary to be celebrated on SundiJy by church Thru October 20th Main Street 992-2164 POmeroy, The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff" For Pets - Stables Large and Small Animals. Lawns - Gardens. '' . L1s l Pnce 2 50 - 4 Days "Nurse" in Paperback By Peggy Anderson now 1n paperback! A true story about the pys . pa,n •.. successes .t.,l ures and secrets that encompass be1ng a nurse. S a ve at Kmarl The third anniversary of the Rev. Nyle D. Borden as pastor of the Forest Run Baptist Church, will be celebrated Sunday. Sunday school under the direction of Mrs. Cornelius Bunch will be held at 9 : 30 a.m . with a prayer meeting at II a .m . Dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m . and a devotiOnal program at 2:45 by Deacon Oscar Qu~lls and Martin Johnson . Speaker at the 3 p.m . service will be the Rev . Samuel J . Jackson , Columbus, pastor of the Naomi Bap tist Church . The public ts invtted . l!SI Pnce I '25 - 4 Days Harlequin Collection Har1equ1n has repnnted 10 vintage romance t11les ali 15 years old or more . Purchase one now at a pnce lhat'fl sweep you off your lee! Shop and Sav e at Kmart \1 r)( JP. "'tuA\'P \-: :1' J. AV .-.-.!:-: ')o , , ~ f S1 ' ] ~ Hurd ynw S•:r:.. s.; .,., fhP w m)d ~ ! d.! Q€S I s.e!Lny h dHI SdWW\!h<l~r< ~J LI • I lhdl !l {;(._>dsmot t!s.o•r'll r' t :rldy/ot> d"ijldl f j >Jl<!J I I'IS td ,fl . •· , vp r ~hf·:"•'-. 1 thf' husmess di e hf},p r::\)nJt' b y dr,d ~ >e thP wmid ~ hneo.;• ~ dl f . Sd W ,- ~~ ~-·.J m • ·/ '( / o; f lt"rdn 1! 'Jl'' ~ f dii •IIY !r cmw• t ~ r V; • • • P'Jlrlll'> fJ fl "- • 'tH• • l h • ·r ~ t •·V ••r :lC('1 i!; d ldfW ur; :nPr. rn ~1'~!(- ' WE'I'RYTO MTHEOTHERS. NEW TIMES BEST SELLER Ust Price 6.95 - 4 Days POMEROY HOME & AUTO WITH PURCHASE OF ANY HEATH Wll:D BIRD FEEDER 399 NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLER WE SELLTHE WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING CHAIN SAW. Stm-' · •Ldn t y ~ tl MODERN SUPPLY w. o. Metgs Local School District, grades one through three, Jason Smith, Kim Chadwell, Randy Bunce; grades four through six, Don Bunce, David Smit h, Pollie Chadwell. Portland Elementary , first place winn er , Charles Boso, sixth grade; Chester Elementary, grades four through six, first place tie, Billy Whi Uatch and Gary Curtis ; second pla ce tie, l.ee Keney, and Terry Neusome ; third place tie , Trlsha Hea ton and Terry Starcher; Tuppers Plains, grades one through six, Davtd Eugene Rice, first place, Lisa Ga ul , secQnd , third place tie, Tony Hendris ,'and Brent Bissell. F irst place winners will receive free adnussion coupon to haunted house; second place, couwn for free coke and candy bar; third place, 25 cents off coupon for admlsaion to haunted house ; honorable mention, coupon for free coke and candy bar. Dr. R. D. Brown observed bls &4th birthday on Oct. 3. In his long yean In the mlniBtry, Dr. Brown hM served as a gospel minister In 41 stat<?s and Canada preacblng 7,956 sermono and starting 53 new churches. He served as a district supertnlendent for five years and at the present is pastortog the DaovUle Wesleyan Church in Meigs County. WE HAVE SNOW TIRES! s29.95 one through three, Melanie VanMeter , Al isa Willfor d, Shannon Williams ; grades four through stx, Tammy Holter , Matthew J ewell , l.egina Ha rt , Becky VanM eter : l.etart Eleme ntary, grad es one through th r ee. Carissa Hill , Chrtstina Cooper. Tracy Beegle : grades four through six, Aaron O'Brien , R1c k Sellers, Randy Kiser; STEVE SCHMUCKER REPORTS FOR DUTY Marine Sgt. Steve B. Schmucker, son of Clarence and Wenola Sc hmucker of Route I, Box 19()-A, Long Bottom, has reported for dut y at Marine Corps A.Jr Sta li on , Cherr y Point , N.C. A 1975 graduate of Ea stern Hi gh School, .he JOined the Marine Corps in October , 1975. HEADQUARTERS WORK BOOT PICK-A-PAIR 'lll irty...seven stud ents in Meigs County ar e Winners in the haunted house poste r contest sponsored by the Met!(S Count) Jaycee-ettes . At Syr ac use Elementary winners in gra des one, t wo and three , first . second , tttird a nd honorable mention r espectively were , Jamie And erson , Chns Stout . Chrts Stewart : grades four , live a nd six , Heidi Cobb, Cindy Arnold , Tracie Hubbard, Kim Adams; Racine Elementary, grades aod Milling MEN'S 8 IN. SIMON'S ( 99 MIU ST. s39.95 All leather mo.c toe oil resistant sole wilh step heel. Size 6 to i3. 3 7 win in haunted house poster fare 1Girl Scout Diary \ Sermonette ·-: were given by Mrs . Glen Dill. She announced the prayer meeting beld last night at the Pomeroy Methodist Church with the target being the teachers strike in the Meigs Local School District. Evangelistic service Is being planned for a later date, it was noted . Mrs . Robert Warner announced Mlly 3-ll as the date for the program on mission saturation, with the Latin American hunger fund being an important mission . A workshop at the Athens First Church will be held Oct . 29 with another at Marietta on Nov. 7. Mrs . Wildermuth was named as the third member of the nominating committee for 1980. It was announced that the installation of officers will be held the last Sunday in October during the worship service with the Rev . Robert McGee to be the installing officer . The meeting closed with the group in a circle singing "Alleluia, Praise the Lord ... A fellowship hour followed with Mrs . Robert Vaughan and Mrs. Robert Warner serving refreshments. ~~$59~~\UIDI Dt·s~n J .•.• ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Ffl day, Oct. 12. 1979 Seeds . Bird Seeds · Oys, r r Shelll and Grit · Fertilizers · L•me · Ce · ment & Mortar . Stock Salt · Water Softener · Remedies · Sal1 · Litters · vaccine . Rooting · Paints · Red Br~nd Fe.ncing · Baler and Binder Twine . Sprays - Gates . SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave . 606 E. Main 992 -2094 "Ann Landers Encyclopedia" " Encydopedia ATo Z" now in paperback! Find out how to improve your lffe emotionally, medically, se)(IJaJiy. socially and spiritually' Shop and Save at Kmart . Pomeroy, 0. "Front End Alignments" Copynghl e 1979 by K man Cor porat1o n -----m-s--OPPER RIVER RD. STIHL' ·- - - -"'GALLIPOLIS �6--'The Da ily Sentine l, Middleport-Pomerny , 0 .. t 'nday , Oct 12, 19'79 M H · l6 ~ ,..rid;n , I kl I ~ Nati onal Bisket ball Assocl•t1on ----- At A Glance -~ --------··- The Umversity of Mtc h>gan 's Arm Arbor ca m pus had :lJ,824 students "' th e fa ll of 1978 . Undergrad uates account<'ll fur 61.6 percent of th e lot al. { \0 ) ]'}, 19, 26, (1 1) 1 -- -- Os"'__a_!_d Jacoby and Al an Sontag Hou ston at B os ton New Yor k at A tl a nta Cl eve land at N ew Jerse y Skill rescues shaky slam Ph i ladel p hia at Wa sh 1ngton l n di anet at Detroi t M il w auk ee at Kansd s C1t y Hy Osl\oald Janlh\ a nd Ala n Sonta~ · G o l de n St a te at Phoe n 1)C Uta h a t Por tl and Los An ge les at San 0 1ego ~-- SutJ th 's sJx:spadt> b1 d wns tha t Cn lu m bu~ had la ke n a ch<Hii'f' a nd achu_·ved succPss Oil (ktu · Wash 10g ton at N ew YorK Hov st on at Ph i ladf.> lp h 1a Bos ton a t Cleve l and Detr oi t at Sa n Anton to For all your home ent erfainmen1 .-.l'ld applia nce neMs . DOXOL SERVICE RIDENOUR'S TV & APPLIAN CE IJ<>r 12 . 1492 WEST Wh('ll thr dU m rn v hit tht· ta bl t•. South sa w thai h(' woul d nt•t_•d a lot of lu ck Hr rn a kl' h1s ~ lcm t Th {~rt· w a~ <~ s ure cl ub l o~t· r J nd potenti al lose rs m tr·urnps and d1a rnonds Aftt·r ta km ~ ttw r lub queen . he had t o d lt <K k tr umps He lf' d a • Q ~ :J • 54 :1 :.! • K Y:l • Q J 10 S Ul'<' t.'SSfUI trum p ~C AST ;, .. 9 (JJ UI9S 7 • 8 7 :1 • 65 + AK7 Vuln e ra ble : !:loth Oe a ler : So u t h m 1ght drup 1 Ba('k to h 1s ha nd wnh a hear t fo llo w ed by a R acine, 0 . . 111 12 S4JUTH • J 872 ¥ A K O AJ 10 5 ~ m all l ru rnp to dum my ·~ drt' Ho ~ t't' 1f a srn g lP.Ion q u('pn GAS SER VI CE - - - - - ---NOHTU + A K 10 6 • 6 • Q6' . 9 84 :! 2 The onlv n •a l f.' xc usr f or Saturday 's Gam es Ch etfe r, 0 . ~=---------- BRIDGE By The Associated Press Regu lilr Season Ope ns Frida v ' s Game -- NO TI CE TO BIDDERS Se.:l lt>d tords will be r ererved by th e Eoard of Coun ty Commissioner s of Ga l li a Coun t y , Oh io. at the oth ce ~ f t he Gal l ra County Comm iS5o roner s, until 10 ·00 A M , on N ove m be r 7, 1979 and or.ened 1m m ed iatet..,. th er ea te r to r •u rni shi ng the necess ar y labor and mat~ r + a l s , to o l s, mac h1ner y a nd ap p liances r eq u rr ed or t he An nex to G aii+PO I IS Com muo +l y Men tal H ea lt h Center , 41 2 V+ n ton P ik e, Ga lli pol is . Ohio , 4.563 1 ac co r ding to I he dr~ w + n gs an d spPc ifi c ati on s on fll e in !he off ice Of th e Arc hifec t Copi es of sa id d raw ings a nd specif ic a f ions may be obt a ined by prim e bidd er s f ro m D av10 C Rei ser- , Ar c hi teef s, 13 1 West St ate Str eet , A t he ns. Ohio 4.5701 , (614 ) 592 56 15 up on !he depos +t w ifh them of 550 .00 in c ash or- c h e c ~ tor each se t of drawrn gs a nd spec ifi cafions Th e fu ll $50 00 deposi t on se t s of draw1 ngs a nd sp ec if ica f 1on s, w i ll be r e turned t o b idders upon r etur n of draw ings and spec if i ca t ions i n gOOd co n dit ion wiTh i n f £>n ( 10) d ay s aft er b+d open in g date . Bid s l o r t he ab o ve desr r ibf'd work mus t be made on b l anKs to be t ur n ished b..,. th e Ar c hi tec t he re inbefo r e E ng rne e r na m ed B rds m us t be a ddressed to the Ga tl i a County Com m +ssroners of Ga ll ipoll ~, Oh +o . an d e ndor sed on ou t S+d e of en ve lo pe the i lems of work bid upon . Eac h b +d musf contain t11 e lu ll name of eve r y per son or co mpany in terested in th e sa me , s h a ll sepa ra fel y st a te t he price to r l abo r an d materia l , and m ust be acc o m pa n ied by a bi d b on d or a cer t i t 1ed c hec k i n som e so t ven t bank +n an amou nt of not less tha n f ive pe r c en t {5 °/o), in spec if ic a moun ts of dol lar s a nd cen t s, of t he tofa l of fhe ba se bid and a ll add alter na te bid s, as a gu a r an tee tha t if th e bid is ac cept ed a r ontra c t w il l be entered in to an d rt s perf orma nce p r oper I ..,. secu r- ed . Th e suc cess f ul bi dder s, uron r eceip f of acc;: eptan ce o th e+ r pr oposal'\ , m ust fur ni sh lOOu-oP erto r mance Bond and l OO~Labor and Ma ter ia l Pa..,.m ent Bond to the Owner Bidder s sha l l note t hat the Pre v <:~ r l+n g Wage Ra tes publi shed by th e Depa r t men ! of -I ndus tr ia l Re l at ion s a r e fo be com pl ied w +f h fh r oughout t his pr ole c t . Brdder s sha ll a lso note 1ha t the Ru l es and Reg ulafi on s o n E q ua l Em pl oym e nt O pportuni ty sh all be m ad e a p a r f oj th +s co n l r MI No b idde r m av w it hdraw hrs brd with rn six l y (60 ) da ys aft er th e ac tu al d~f e of the opPn ing thereof If , in !he op rn+ on of The Owner and t he Direc for of the De partm e nt of M en ta l Hea l! h and Men ta l Ret a r ela t ion or hi s de legated re p r ese nTat ive, t he ac c ep ta nce o l the low est bid is not rn the bes t +nter ests of r~ ll co nc f:'r ned . the Owner m ay acce p t , wrth the con c u r r enc e of rn e Drr ec for of hrs dele gated re pr esen t a tr ve, anoth er pr oposal so o pe ne d or re 1e c t al l p r oposa ls and ad ve rf +Se tor other bid s The Owner wi fh con currence of the D ir ector of the Oeparfment of M en ta l Hea lth and Me ntal R et ardat 1o n re ser v es fh err ght to w a i ve a ny •n for malities . Shou ld any b id be reie-c ted . su c h c hec k w i ll be re furn ed l o t he brd der, and sh ou ld any bi d be acc ept ed , suc h c h ec k w i l l be r e tu rn eod upon the p r oper e)(ecu f ion and se cu r r ng of th e c on tr a c 1 Separat e b ids sh<'! ll be re cer>ved f o r . 1) Gener al Com.rr union , 2 ) Pt u m b tng, 3) H ea t +ng . Ve ntil at ion and Ar r Cond !t+ on i ng , 41 E lec tr rr a l Approved as to form Josep h Cain Ga ll ia Co unt y P rosec u t ing Att orne y Sept em be r 30, 197 9 fln t'{' SSf' We st P etss Pa ~ Pet ~ Nor1 h 3• 5• Petss Ea s t South P<t .o,s 2 NT :l • Pass Pass fi • Ope ni n g lead : + Q ·, T he n he drew the las t tr um p and w as read y to go a hea d . At firs t g l ance it look s as 1f So uth needed a di a m ond fin esse. but as Le De ntu point s out rn " Bndgr An a l ys1s' ' . So uth found a way to av o1d t aki ng 1t · H e ta m e tu h1s ha nd Wi t h a 1978 OOIXiE PallER 150 "wheel dr1ve Ad>v enture S E Pk g 4 speed tra nsm+ssron , '1 gas tank s, AM r::M st e r e-o w tape, c B ra di o, bu c k et sea t s. gauges . Reese tr ai ler hrl rn loaded w i t h e-:.l ra s Sharp, 10.000 mi c- lub a nd noted ha pp ily that ho th o ppo nen t s follow ed Tlre n he c-a shed h rs la st high ht•<t r t to d isca rd a dJ<Hn o nd fr om dumm y and played h1s la st 1977 CHEVY NOVA 4 DR···-·-········$3695 6cy l , P S, P B. Ar r club \\<'est had to wm t he tri c k ' 1977 CHEVY IMPALA SEDAN 4 DR.•••••••s3895 an d d id th f' best he ('Ou ld hy le adJng a hj•a r t Sout h ruffed Red , -4dr , A T, A rr , P S, PB rn d um rn v and d isca r ded on (' d ia mond On that tnck and tw o mor<' diamonds o n dumm v·s 1978 FORD PINTO STATIONWAGON •••••••s2995 1976 AMC GREMLIN ••••••• •• •••••••••••• s1895 I good clubs Auto .. r ack. , P .S., 6 c . ,. l. :f OVC' r b 1d 1976 FORD TORINO •• ".~r••a.u~~.-~ ~ •••••••••• '1695 7 Dr . a ulo . a;r 1975 FORD LID , .......................... . $1895 1975 CHEVY NOVA ••••••••••••••••••• •••• '1895 6 cy I , 2 dr H T . r~u t o · ~ 1 -: W ~ I ' i\ 1 ' 1- : 1! S}l95 ] Or , a uto, 6 c y l 9 P assenger , au to . P S . P B . r ar k 1973 CHEVY BELAIR ••••••••••••• :• ~ ~ :~r: .. '695 1971 PLYMOUTH 4 DR .••••••••••••••••••• '695 Run s good , auto , P S . P B 0 1974 CHEVY SUBURBAN C-20 •••••••••••• '1695 AT , P S, PB . Rack 15,()()() m ;I . .. AT, P S, P B '2595 1976 FORD RANCHERO ••••••••••••••••••• 1970 INTERNATIONAL % TON PICKUP. •••• s495 1-:'\ 'W il i ' JI I...; f- ·\ ,\ \ (Fo r a copy o f J A COB Y M O DERN. sen d $1 to ·w m at Budge . .. care of tn1s newspa p e r P 0 B o x 489. Ra d 10 C1 l y S t a /JOn . New Yor k . N Y 100 19 I . P S.P B 1974 t-llRNET••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 CHEVY STATION WAGON ••• ••••••••• :1095 - Th(' r u m b m au on o f l uc k <J nd sk rl l hetd ma d{' up fo r th e wo r ld Ser i es At A Glance B y T he A ss ociated P ess Bes t -of -Se ven Ser- ies. Tu es day ' s Gam e Pi ll sb u r g h a t Balt imore . ppd , Wednesday 's Gam e B a lt imor e 5, Pi tt sbu rg h 4 Thursday 's Game Prtts b urgh 3, Balt im or e ') _ Ser res tied I I Friday ' s Gam e Ba lt i mor e <M c G r egor 13 6 ) af Prf l sbur gh <C ande l aria 14 9 ) Sunday 's Gam e Ba lt imo r e a t P i tt sbur g h , if necessary Tu esd a y , Oct. 16 Pi tt sbu r g h a t B a l tim or e , it necessary Wedn es da y , Oct . 17 Pi ttsburg h a t Balt1 mo r e, tf necess ary PUBLIC NOTICE i . J ttne Wal ton . Cle r k of c oun cil ot the VIl lage of Pomer oy , Oh10, do hereby ce rt if y as ta ll ow s 1 Thn f fh e fo ll ow rng +S a tru e copy of an o r d1nan cc e n ~ c t e d b y the Counc il of the V il lage of Pom e r oy , Ohi o , on the 1st day of Oc tober , 19 79. ORD INA NCE NO. 508 An O r d in an ce aut hor izi ng a nd e ir ec t rn g the B oar d of Tru sfee s of P u bli c A ff ai r s of th e Villa g e of P o m er oy , O h+o , lo ad ve rt rse f or b id s and ent er in fo a conlrac f fo r el ectri c e ner gy to operofe lh e m un ic i pa l sewa g e d isposa l sy st em of said V+ ll a ge B e i t ord a ined by the Counc il of t he Vi llage of Pom eroy , Ohi o, and 1t is her e by o ~da i n ed by authon l y of th e same S EC TION I T h at th e Boar d of T r u st ees of Publ ic Affairs of said V +l lage be and ar e her e by aut ho r i zed , d 1r ec ted a nd empowered t o ad ~o~e rt ise for bid s a nd e nfer +n t o a contr act for ob ta ining all !he ele c tri c ne c essary fo e n e rgy ope ra te t he mu n i c ipa l sewage d isposa l sys te m of sa id V i llage , in accordan ce w i th specif ic at ions dated October , 1979, whi ch are o n fil e wi th the Cler k o f t he Boa rd at T r ustees of Publ i c Aff a i r s of said Vill age and whi c h have been presented an d r ead at th is mee t ing, and w hic h spec if ic a t ions are her eby approved and or de r ed to be ident if i ed b y th e presid i ng off icer and clerk of t hi s Counci l SE CTION II Paymen t for said elec fr ic energy sh a ll be m ade by said V ill age in accor da nce wi t h th e t erms of said spe c if rcatio ns and +n the amou nt spe c if ied in th e a c cep fed bid SEC TION Ill T h is or d i nan ce sha l l ta ke eff ec t a nd be in for ce from a nd aft er th e ear l i es t per iod all owed by l aw . Passed t his 1st day of Oc tobe r . 1979 C lar ence A nd r e-w s Ma yor Jan e Wa lton Cl erk 110 1 5. 11. 1tc s . tur da, , Oct. 13 ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol October 13, 1979 Your luck +n l tnanc1al or mahHral mailer s should show a marked rmpro-..emenl thiS comrng yea r In areas where you never got I he break s before you wrll be rn l or some happy surpr+ses LIBRA (Sept . 23-0ct . 23) Your f+nanc1al aspects are ... ery prom +srng today . but there 1s also a poss1b+lity you may not take th e fullest ad~o~an t a ge ol your oppor tuntlres because of rnd+lterence OiSCO\Ier wtth whom ,-ou best get along romant+cally by sendmg l or you r Astr a-Grap h Le tter wh+cn begrns anew w+th your btrfhda y Ma11 $ 1 for each to astro-Graph. Box 489 AHd ro C1t y Stahon. N Y 1001 9 Be su re to spec1ty brrth date S C ORPIO (Ocl. 24-N o~ . 22) Fnends willlrnd yo u a very enjOy able person to be ar ound wt.l a·,. . provtded you share the hmel1ght Scene stealing won 't wm you man y po+nts SAGITTARIUS (Noo . 23-!loc. 211 You 're luck y today. pr+ ncrpatly through the efforts oi others Keep our or th e wa y +I someone +S try1ng to do you a ravo r CAPRICORN (Doc. 22 -Jon. 19 ) In SOCial S+lua t+ on s wrfh troend s Ieday where someone has gone lo great pam s fo mak e all the arrangemenl s. don ' t sugges t last-m +nute chan ges 11 rntJir1 sp011 all rne fun i A0UARIU8 (Jon. 20-Fol>. 111 O+plomacy +S a must today whe n dealtng wt!n per son who could etther hel p or hrnder vour career A lack ol ta ct could lea"e a bad rm pressron PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You wr ll ha\le no trouble h nd tng ass1stance today rl co-wor k ~ see you do+ng you1 shar e Should )' Ou lay down on the JOb. l hey 'll lollow your e ~t ample . ARIES (M•rch 21- Apr il 11) Where materral th +ngs are con · cerned tod ay you should btl rather lucky, espec •ally 1n Sltua trons where you need help Oon ·f. howe ver . tiX~c t too muc h TAURUS {Aprtl 20-Mor 201 You'r e more than entitled to have ll good trme today, but l r'J' no1 to overmdulge m the gooa th+ngs of life To morrow yo~.~ COUld f~IIH rl GEMINI (Mor 21-J une 20 ) Oth er s w+ ll apprecicete your more tod ay rl you are frank an a fort hrig ht rather Jhan falstly llatt enng Say nrce thrngs . but don't lay +t on too th1Ck . C ANCER (June 2t -Jul1 22 ) If you dec1de to go on a shOpping spree 1oday. stay away from stores wnrch oHer +!ems you presently can 't afl ord The temp I anon could be too s1r ong to resrst LE O (July 23· Aug. 22 ) Should you trn d yourself am ong perso ns today who are less fortun at e tha n you. underplay you r attt uence They II resen t +1 11 you m ak e lhem !eel +n ferror VIRGO (Aug . 23- Sopt. 22) M em bers of the ODPOSf1e se• w+ll ' rn d you even more appeal+ng than usua l today, so t ake ca re you dor1'1 come on too str ong wr th one wh ose adulatr on you don 't wr sh to encourage Dollar doings can ge t you up a tree . Checking Account keeps the record straight. Checks are legal receipts. Instant money to keep yo u swinging. 1976 CHEV. SUBURBAN •••••••••••••••••• s4495 D ual a ir cond ., a m fm bui lt in C B , P S , P B .. tilt wheel , cru se coo trot. Sharp $ 1975 BUICK LESABRE. ••••••••• ••••••••• 1895 4 Dr ., air , auto , P . S., PB 1975 FORD GRAN TORINO .•••••••••••••• '1695 2 Or _, a ir . auto., P .S., P . B 1974 CHEVY MALIBU 2 DR. ••••••••••••• V -8, AT , P S, PB 1974 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ••••••••••••• s1695 SJ Ser ies. loaded . 1974 CHE.V. IMPALA CUSTOM •••••••••••• s1295 2 Dr 'J. or .. a ir , auto ., P . S T hursd ay's Games Bosl on 4, W+nnipeg 0 Buff al o 6, Wa sh i ng l on 3 Montr ea iJ . A tl a nt a 1 P hilade lph ia 5. N1·w Yo rk l '> l rtn der s 2 M in ne'lo t a 4. Har tford 1 St Lo urs 3, Co lo r ado 3. I re F ri d ay 's Ga m e Oefr or t a t v an couv er "J Dr ., landau , V -8, au to , P .S., P . B , ai r , ha l f V+n y l root 1973 PONTIAC GRAND AM ••••••••••••••• s395 Don't Wait! GET READY FOR WINTER SAVE NOW!!! WHILE PRICES ARE STIU lOW. ~NERAL TIRE SALES N. 2NO AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1973 CHEVY NOVA 6 CYL •••••••••••••••• '395 12 Passenger RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roge r Riebel with St: Rf.7 l$ Tupper~ Plains, 0 . 1 mile north 1979 FORD LTD LANDAU 302 V8 ..... ... .. ... ... .... ... '6795 1979 FORD LTD LANDAU 351 V8 .. .. ... ... ......... ... '6895 1973 CUTLASS SEDAN ..... ... ... .... ................. ..... '995 1973 CAD. CPE. DEVILLE .................... ..... ..... ..... ,95 1972 OLDS 98 SEDAN ....... .. .. .. ... .. ..... .. .. ......... .. '995 1974 OLDS OMEGA CPL .... ................ ........ .... .11295 1974 CAD. SED. DEVILLE ..... .. ........ ...... ...... .. .... '1595 1975 CHEV. MONTE CARLO -............... ...... ........ .'2995 1975 OLDS CUT. SEDAN .... ............ ...... .. .... .. ... .'1995 1975 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON .. ... .... .... .. ... 11995 1979 ELDORADO pomeroy rutland tuppers plains pomeroy nationa bank ' the bonk of the century established 1872 SAVE Big Savings 1979 98 REGENCY SED. FDIC 985·3345 or 667-3463 ~days 3 daya 8daya l.OO Each word O\ltr the rninimum 15 ltOf'da Ls 4 cenu per word per dly . Ad!! rwuling othl!r than ron.teeutive d.lyt will be chai"Jied at lhr 1day rate In memory . Car-d ol ThanU and Obltu..Kry · 5 ('(>ntJ per word 13.00 m.inimwn. Cash ln ad: vance . Mobile Home W~ and Yan! sale:a Kre acct'pted only wtth cuh with Grder . 2S ctnt charge lor ada ~ . Box Number In Care or The Sentmel. 1lw P\lbll.Jher reserves lht right to edH or reject any ~ deemed objectional. The Publiaher will 00: be respooatble for rllln! than ()nl! Lncorrect ln· lf!rtioo . ~992-2156 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES lh«' day befott pubJi catlon Sunday 4 P.M F'riday aturnoon Card of Thanks ESKEY HI LL an d Family wish to e)( pre-ss th anks and app r ec iati on to ev eryon e who contr i bu ted in a ny w ay to us in the last si cknes and f'lite of our lov ing wi f e and M otner, Mary Frec ker HIl l. Notices ___ {VIE IGS CO UNT Y H UM A N E SOC IETY . m 6260 P ets avai l abl e for •doption a nd intor m a1ion ~rv i c e . GU N S H OOT EVERY SU N DAY I PM . FAC TO R Y C HOKE O N LY RAC INE GUN C LU B . no NO H U NTIN G , trespassing w ith no ex cept ion s on my propertv . Judy M cGr;aw Se lf . ED BU RKE T T B AR B ER SHO P now ope n fu l l t ime in M idd leport . GU N SH OOT R! c ine Vo l u nt ee r Fir e Dept Ever._, Satu rday . 6 : 30 p .m . At t heir bu i ldi nQ i n B asha n. F a cTory ch oke guns onl y . M E I GS CO UN TY F;sh and Game re-g ul arcl ub m ee t ir!.9_ a t Sh ad e Va lley Cl ub House . Salurd ay, Oc t . 13 a t 7 p _m . Refreshment!. a nd suppe r Br ing a friend SAVE. Marvin's Demo Mr. Karr's Demo G.,rge's Demo. W A N T TO rent : 2 bedroom, un fu rn ished house i n Meigs Coun t y . 9'92 -29 -46. PUBLIC NOTICE : Sea l ed b i ds ~i ll b e rec eived in the of f tce of the V il l age C l er k Second St r-eet. Vil lage 01 Po m er o..,. , Ohio, unt i l 12 o'c loc k noon on M onday , October .15, 191 9, for t he f o llow1n g I!(OpoSa l ' For the pu rch a ~ by lhe V i l l age of Pom eroy of a new 1979 or 1980 1;,. ton con ve ntiona l Cab "5 Wh ee l Dr ive . . Det ai led specifica 1tons ar-e on t i le at the Cl erk '5 Ot · n ee , v n ta ~e of Pom e r ov . . E ac h b 1d m ust conta1 n the f u ll name of ev er y per !liOn or co mp an y in teres ted in the sa m e , and be ac c OmP-a ni ed b y ~ bond or certrf ied cnec k m _the s ~ m of 100.00 to the sarrsf.a ct1on of the Vi ll ag e Council .a s .a g uara nty f ha t if the ~td +S accepted,_contr acf _ w +l l be ente r- ed 1rlloand tts pe r · for-m an c e pr o perly secured . , The se chec k s or bonds will be r eturned at on ce to all except th e successfu I bidder His check or bo nd will ~ h el d un t il t he con tra c t or bi d i s p roperl y exec u ted bV h i m . T he ri ght is r e~ r ved to r e jec f a ny and all b 1~ s . oonnda Nar-de1 , Cler k Boa r d of Publi c Aff a irs Ja ne W a tton, Clerk Village of Po m e r oy , Ohio s 110 1 11 . tt c LAFF - A - DAY Saturday , Oc tob er IJ s,oo P .M . Gallia Coun ty Jr . Fa.rground s 4 mi le s. w e st of Gatllpoti s, 0 . on U .S. R1. 35 . Ou ts tan din g Calves Wil l Be Sold " T his sale is desi gned es pc ially fo r- 4·H and FFA M em bers looki n g f or St eer Fee d i ng Projech." A ucti on eer To mmy Joe Stew art (61<1 1446· 722 or- 446·9760 Sponsor Gall ia County Ex t en sion Beef Com m iftee ( 61 414 46 -461 2 Ex!. 2 FO R SALE o r re nt N+te 3 bedroom , modul ar located i n Port l and a ret'! Set up on lo t or c an be m ov ed Call af ter 4: 30 . 30" 273 5272 Auto Sa les OL D COI N S, poc ket w f ches, c la ss rings , wedd rng band s. diamonds _ Go ld or si lve r . Ca ll J . A . W amsley , 742·2J3 1 1976 MO NTE CARLO . 350 engi ne, tow mi le age $2600 992 2656 1977 T HU N D E RBI RD , p' , p . b ., a c , am l m radr o , rad i al tire s. r ec l i n i ng sea f s. E xc el lent condi t ion . S4JOO. M ust sell 147 3594 . 1966 FORD P IC KUP , 6 c yl. Rust y bu t run s good . $,150 or ma ke offer 696 1135 . 197') NOVA , mag w h ~e l s , new t i r es , 327 Hi performan ce h eader s . Lofs new H i perform an ce of p~r t s . $900 . 949·269 1 1968 (AMARO 327 engi ne, " -speed , AM FM casse tte tape play er . new paint iob plus other ex tra s_ 992 ll6B or 56 7 1. m Lost and Found FO UN D i n Po m er o y Oct. 9, a Germ an Sheph erd, bl ack and c ream wi t h c hoker c h ai n , female Humane Soc i ety , 992 -6160 FOUN D : B la c k G r eat Dane w i t h c hoke coll ar . Ru tlan d a r ea Near Fort Me;gs . 742 21 16. / LOS T I N Lead ing Cr eek ar-ea · Dot>e r man. bl ack and t an female, red co ll ar A nswe r s to Baby . Huma ne Soc ref y , 992 ·6260. Help wanted DEPE N DA B LE BAB YSI TT E R w ant ed in m y ho m e . Denise W olfe, 949 ·2377 . R U TLAND F UEL Co ;s taki ng a ppli c ati on s for f u l l time empl oyee , som e ex perience i n wor ki ng wit h n atura l gas wan ted but no t necessa r y App ly by mai I , PO Box 1538, H unt ing ton , wv 25716 A P PLICAT IO N S ARE now b ei ng a c e pt ed for a c ooper at i ve extension ser vi ce program a~s r s t a nf t o ass ist ar ea ex tensi on ag ent wi th c omm un ity resou r ce deve lo p ment prog r- a m s . M i nimum of a Ba chel or 's degreoe , Master 's Deg r ee pre fe rr ed Aufomo b i le r equ i r ed Contac t Cha r les K n ott s or Sam Cr awford, Box 32 , J ac kson , O H Phone 180 1111 WA NT E D : P E RSO N or co uple to st ay d a..,. and .n igh 1 w i th e lderl y man wh o is a st roke vi ct i mbu f is am · b ul a to r y. Ca ll 773 5706 or 'f'/1 36\J Gi veaway FE M AL E GERMAN Sh e p herd , bla c k an d c ream , gOOd w ilh chi ld r en , shots . Sm all perk y f em ale bea gle coll ie, bl ac k , brown and white , shots a nd w ar m ed . 2 co ll ie ty pe f emale p u ppies. b la ck an d br ow n and bla ck an d w h ite , good wi th ch i l dren . Hu m a ne :>o<iety , 992 ·1620. M ALE I R I SH Sette r I yea r ol d _99'l ·775JJ ---------TW O P UP S, German Sheph er d mot her 8 weeks old 742-1300 Mobile Homes- Sale 1972 L YN N HAVE N 14>6.1 J b ed r oom 1970 Vind al e 11x63 w ith e)C · pando, 2 be dr . 1970 New Moon 11x 60 3 bdr 1973 Sky l; ne 11x55 2 t>e<f r oo m 1972 Bonanza 12x57. 2 bed r B a, S M O BI LE HOM E SA L ES, P T . PLEAS ANT . WV . 304 -6JS -.U14 m Karr & Van Zandt G.M.A.C. Financing 992·5342 - Pomeroy Open Even ings Unlil6 :00- ' til5 PM Sat. GE RM AN S HE PH E R D dog to good ho m e. Sp ayed 3 yea r s ol d , he al t hy 7"2 2651. CL OSE TO Pom eroy on l ar-ge p r i vate lot , 12x60 m ob ile hom e, 2 bedroom, l lf1 bat hs, new c ar pet ing t hrouo hout , new oa s f urnace, washer and dryer , 6 months freoe rent on lot. 6398. See one of the courteous sales men : ·, Pete Burri s, Marvin Keebaugh or George Harr is "You Like Our Quallty W•y ol Dolu&BUIIM!Ja" GE RMA N SHO RT ha tr ed poi nter , fe m a le . w hi fe a nd br own wi f h brow n head , ra r e d og Cocker Span iel, bl a ck and t an f emal e, good with k ids , sho ts and wo r med Humane Soci et y , W2 6160 , ------ - ------ DRIVE HOME A WINNER Mobile Homes - Rent ..... __. u:to.~ ~ . T WO BEDROOM 2 9 wanted to Bu y C H IP WOOD . Po les ma x . dia m ete r 10 " o n largest end . $1') p er ton Bun dled sl ab SlOper ton . D eliver ed to Oh ' o Pa lle t Co .. Rl 1 . Pome roy 992 -2689 . O L D FURN I TUij:E , i ce boxes, bras s beSs., rro n oeds, desk s, et c ., compl ete household s. Wr i t e M D Mi l ler . Rt . 4 , Pom er oy or c al l 991 7760. WA NTED · S AW log ' Pa y m en1 upo n d el ive r y to ou r yard , 7· 30 to 3 · 30week da..,. s . B laney H ar-dwOOd s, SR 339 , Barlow , O H 678 1980 . F UR A NT IQUES, NI TURE , g l ass, c hina , an yth ing . See or c a ll Ru th Gosney , an t i ques , 26 N . 1nd, M ;d d lepo rt , O H. 9<12 ) 161. AN TIQU E P OCKET wa t ches Wilt ing to pay top do ll a r Ca ll 1 592 2973 even ings WA NTED : J U NK . Ba t ter ies , r adia tors , m otor s, auto trans No Sunday ca l ls. 949 -2S63 . Yard Sale BA SEMENT SALE . S50 Broadway St . , Midd l epor t. 9 S. Thu r sda y a n d Frida y, 9 f i l l li Sa f urday . YARD S ALE Alfr ed U ni ted M eth ocl ist Chu rch Friday an d Sa tu rday 10 t il 4 fr om Tuppers Pl ain s. w es t on SR 689 Pets for Sale H OOF HOLLOW , E ng i, Sh an d Wes ter n Saddles and har ne ss H o r ses a nd pon ies . Ru th R eeves. 61 .4 69 6 3290 B o rd i n g a nd Riding L esson s and Horse Care pr odu c ts . Wester n boots. Chil d r en 's Sl5 SO. Adu lls S29.00. ·----RI SI NG S TAR Ken n e l. B oar di ng Cal l 367·0292 POODLE GROOM IN G . Jud'Y Tay l or 61 4·367 -72'10. HI LLC R EST KE NN ELS B oar d ing, all br eeds . Clea n i ndoor outdoor fa cili tie s A tso AKC r egis t er ed Oober- mans 6 \4 446 n95 For Sale MA J E ST IC WDDD burner, 36 " w ide , like new, S225 See at 59 1 B r oadwa.,. St ., Middlep or t . O N E USE 0 W OOD bu rn i ng s tove, $200 . 949 24.50 . H I N . turning plow . Bundy f l ute a nd case, ex cell ent condi t ion 9" 9-2225. FR IG IDAI R E ELECTRI C ra ng e , Ha r vest Gol d . Frig ida ire por-f t'l b le dish was her , h ar ves t go ld . 11 t t M o un tai neer ! ruc k cam per . Ludwig dru m se t Phone days, 985 -33 41. Aft er Spm .. 'f'/11519 . CA ST IRON wood s lov e , f i re box, U x22 , 21idsonfop 22" gir ts' bic y c le , like new 985 )9 42. SI GLER FUEL oil srove 250 gal lon tank S100 . 99 2 7653 . H P . Demmi n g deep we l l pu m p , 85 fl . of fl e-xible pipe and stor age ta n k . 949 2008 . 1/ 1 SW E E T PO T A TOES, red , whi t e a nd ye llo w . Rt. 1. Ra c i ne R . W . Lewis . 843 1431 . JO HN DEERE , diese l, 2010 dozer , ou t s ide m ounted b lade , good c ondi t ion ss.ooo . 742 1819 . DOG H O U SE , large new Ca ll 949 1471. BU N K B EDS . m ;s c house ho ld items including a nt ique r oc ker and g l ass w a r e , pe r sona I cl oth in g . B ~.tick a uto for parf s or w ho le . No ca tl Thursda'Y and Frid ay , 4.46 4076 , 269 Jac kson Pi ke , Ga ll ipol is, OH PROJECT ION f ue l o d sp a c e h ea t er , fu l l y au toma t ic w it h wal l ther most a t . 55,000 to 65,000 B TU, like new , U!ied less tha n a ..,.ear . 275 ga l. tank w i fh ap pr oK . UO ga l of oil Se t\ as a un it , p ri ced aft er i nspec t i on . 667 -33 68 o r evenings 667 J-4 93, Tupper s P l ains, OH . TWO H OG S. ready to bu t cher . On e billy goa t . 2" 7 1614. APPLE S ROME Beauty appl es at S4 per- bu . Best to,. ap p le bu tter . Call 669 3785, F i tzpa tr ic k O rc hard, SR 689 . For - Rent For Sale'---C OA L. L I ME S TO N E , s a n o , g rave l. cal c iu m c hl or id e. f er ti li ze r , d og f ood , and al l t ype s ot sal t Ex celsio r Sa lt W ork s. In c .. E . M ain Sf , Pomer oy , 992 3891. W I NTER PO TATOE S C. W Proff i ff t arm , Por tlan d, OH Sa a hu ndred and S5 a hundred F IR E WOOD F O R sale . Now tak ing o r de r s Wi l l de l rver , 742 2056 E MER G ENCY POWE R a lternator s ·own the bes t buy W IN POW E R Call 51 3 788 1589 O LD WA LNUT grand fath er 's clock . lnq u+r<" at ~ e Wood Shed on Broad w ay in Ra ci ne APPLE S C I DER HO N EY . Fitzpa t ri ck Or chard , Sfa t e Rout e 669. Phone W i lkes vill e, 669 )78 5 PURE DUR OC BO AR , top qua l ity Reed sv i lle , 61-1 37 8 6J I I. TWO AXLE ba c khoe trailer Phon e Ga l l ipol iS, 4-46 4781. --------- POMEROY LANDMARK GOOD USED CHAIN SAWS McCulloch Pro M•c SS McCulloch M~s - 10 Remington $150.00 $125.00 $100.00 3~ 1 SO Auto Hom elite XI< 12 Hom elite KL400 Home lite Remington $125.00 SIIS.OO noo.oo Yardmaster $75.00 Remintton Super7S4 100.00 Sears 5100.00 XL Home lite S7S.OO 1 E • cellen1 Unlco 16 cu. ft . Coppertone Refrigerator, like new, 1250 1 New Electric Fur-n•ce, clearance priced s 1 new Fuel Oil Furn•ce , clear-ance priced I Good Cotdspot Refrigerator SIS .OO MAIN ST. Jack W . C1rsey --- - -- mobile - -- - "' '~ ';X;~~iea~:~tl y orfur;,~J~~f.,; ' The eff iciency eJCpert you people p referred . No pe t s, · -~ s w e shou ld get rid of no r en . Depos it 992 . 1 Jrt~J s ay 7-4 child .. ou ." -. 2.~ 3 . 7~ A B SOL U TELY no tr u nt rng day or n ig ht o n the fo llow ng f "rms . Viol ators wi ll be pr ose cu ted . Cha r les S B aker , Alma Pe terson . New Lima R d , R u tland , OH 1979 98 REGENCY SED. 1969 BUICK LESABRE :.o:~ 4 Charge I %1 1.110 Cuh I 00 1.50 1.10 1 day R E D BUR KETT BARBER SH OP n ow open f u l l t i me in M idd leport 1975 OLDS 98 LS ............. .. .. ...... ... ............... '2995 V -8, AT , P S, PB , A ir 1974 FORD WINDOW VAN ••• ~:::: :~~~~. s1895 t:i Words rr Undfr ~--------~~----~------~---_--_-- 1976 OLDS CUT. SEDAN .. .. .... ....... .. ........ .. ....... '3495 1973 BUICK REGAL CPE. . .... . .......... . ........... . .... 11495 • 1975 OLDS DELTA 88 SEDAN ... ... .................. .. ... 12495 1973 DiEV. MONT£ CARLO •••••••••••••••• '1695 ••••....••...••• s295 TRUCKS For Sa le, Ren t or Trade Monday 1977 BUICK LESABRE CP£. ......... ..... ...... .... ....... '3995 1974 FORD TORINO •••••••••• ••••••••••• .'1095 .. 1969 DODGE DART •••••••••••••w.a.s:!'!:.o.V: • s295 6 cyl. , a u to , P S., 1 Dr . CHARGES Tu..W.y lhru F riday 4 P.M . Pro Hock ey At A Glance B y Th e Ass ociat ed Press Nationa l Hock ey L eague Campb ell Conf erenc e Patri c k D iv ision W. L .T . Pis . G F GA NY Ranger '.i 1 0 0 2 6 J 1 1 o 'J 6 6 A Tl an t a Phi l dd e lp hi a 1 o o '1 5 7 W a~ hi n g t on 0 I 0 0 1 5 NY I slander s 0 1 0 0 1 5 Sm y the D +v1s. i on Sf L OU+S 1 0 1 ) 6 5 Ch +c ag o 1 o o 1 4 1 Colo r- a do 0 0 1 1 J 3 Edmon t on 0 0 0 'l 4 V anc ou ve r 0 0 0 '} 5 W1nn i peg 0 2 0 0 2 6 Wa les Conf er ence Adam s Divi si on Buffal o 1 0076) Boston 1001 4 0 M rnnesot a I 0 0 'l 4 I Quebe-c 0100 ) 5 To ro n to 0100)6 No rrt s D1 vi s1on Pi tt sbur gh I 0 0 2 .r 1 Mon fr ea I 1 0 0 2 J 1 De tr oit 0 0 1 t J LOS Ang _ 0 0 1 1 4 .4 Har t ford 0 1 0 0 1 .4 CL UB CALF SALE WANT AD wanted to Rent I~ r~, :~ l'llliJ :1 t) # ~ Ul?~ 3 Sp, ha tchback , li111e rou gh Your Best Buys Are Found in the Sentinel Classifieds Noon on S.turdly Were Jammed Uo Wit~ Cars! !,_ 7- The Daily' Sentine l, Middleport-Pomeroy , o., Friday , Oct. 12, 19'79 -~--- -· COUN fRY M O BI LE Hom e P a r k, Rou t e 33, north o f Pom ero y L arg e l ot s Ca ll 99 ? 1419 A ND board , per son s or re t1 red Sl 65 m on th . S4 5 week ty 'f'/1-1>011. R OO M wo r~ i n g 3 A ND 4 RM f ur nished ap t s . Phone 997 5434 H O U SE T R A ILE R . Chester ar ea 2 bedroom Ul il rties not p atd , S 100 m o , r et ~ r e n c e an d ae pos1 t r equir ed Ca ll 304 863 51 61 AM ER ICA N HERITA G E hou se, b ui lt 1823 , 8 room bri ck res rdence, 1 m i l e fr om Rufl a n d on Beec h Gr ove Rd C all 513-539-7.. 39 o rwrrte M . F erl et , l46Win ston La ne , Monrow , O H 45050 . HOBSTETTER REALTY PHONE 742-2003 51 2 NEW L ISTING acr es on St . Rou te 143 with 1969 New Moon tra il er '} be drooms , livi ng r oom , bath , kit chen a nd 6' x 16' add on . Cal l tor mor e info tOday We wo n 't h ave this one long at on I..,. . $1 5, 000 .00. POMEROY PRI CE REDUCED ! ! Th e ow ner s w ant to r elocat e so they say se ll th i s nice hom e. Moder n k itc hen . bath , l iv in g room , ut i 1it y , J o r -1 bedr oom s, ou tb uildi n g, f r ui t tr ees and beau t i f ul fl owe r ga rd e n s O nl y $15,500 .00 . RUTLAND B eau t iful '1 sl ory , 4 b edroom hom e w ith d i ning r oom , l iving roo m , ki t c hen , b ath and mor e. Asking $35.000 .00 HYSELL RUN A l m ost e i g ht acr es w it h a 2 bedroom hom e There' s t wo w a t ~r t aps and two sep ti c S'Y Stems . Sellin g pri c e $23 ,500 00 WE NEED LISTING S. Call and d iscuss ourlisting conta ct . We w i tt be glad to help . Cheryl Leml ey, Assoc . Phone J-11 -2003 Velma Nicinsky, Assoc . Phone 742 -l<Wl Hilton Wolfe, As soc . Phone '49 -2st9 George S. Hosteter J r. Broker , Phone 992 -5739 Ph . 11·1111 ERA MERCER Services Offered W I LL CA R E f or el der l y i n our hom e. A l so , r oom an d boa r d avai l a bl e. 992 731 4 H AVE ROO M and boar d, laundr y , f or e lderl y onl y . I n walk ing dis fance of Senio r C ll1 z e n s . Reasona bl e. 992 ·6022 TRUCK and auto repai r . Ca ll 9<116J1J . HOTPOINT and GENERAL ELECTRIC HeadQuarters Appliance s Sales & Servicf! POMEROY LANDMARK Q . . . _ Jack W. Carsey L:::::J Mgr. ._._.. Phone 991 ·2181 Real Estate for Sale 10yr:_,\ \~ ANN'S c · - Yiii+~ CAKE ); DECORATING SUPPliES 5071 Os b orn Ree-dsville, OH , For- in for m ati on 66 7-648 5. Will be late if yo u somet hing . R d ., 45772 . Ca ll O P en nee d /Roger Hysell I Garage mrte ott Rt. 1 by ·pas s on St . Rt 114 toward RutJ..1nd . l, Auto & Truck Repair Also Tra nsmission Re pair Phone 992 -5682 .r 30 ft c REMO'otLII~G REAlTY MINI FARM I< acr es, 3 bed rm . house, f i rep l a c e . Ver y secl uded Cash or con ven tio na l f inance on l y . 122,500. Scou t Camp Rd . B a c ~ of C hes fe r . 84 FT . OHIO RIVER F RONT 3.77 <>C r e w i th mobi le home 3 br m ., 1 1 1 ba t hs, e x. pando lv . r m . $16,0Cl0 LONG BOTTOM 6 rm . o ld e r home, ca r peted, barn , plus 2 out bu ildings, on 10 lo ts. $18.900 REED S VILLE 1 bd rm . t rail er , 2 CO \I r ed por che s, 3 c ar garage, fla l l ot . S2 3, 000. Owner w il l i ng to talk REED SVILLE - Home wr lh 2 c a r garage and r:i ce bus i ne ss bu i ld ing 7 r es t r ooms wi th S2l, OOO BOAT ERS L 'l 11 e HOC k1ng R i o.J e r f~ o n tag e. for- bort l doc K a nd sw im m ing , plus home bu i ld i ng spo t . 1 4\ acres. $19,900 Call Vir-g i nia Ha y man Ph . 98S -4197 CENTRAL REALTY CO. WE HAVE CONVENTIONAL FINAN C ING FOR MOST OF OUR HOMES FOR AS LOW AS l% DOWN. CHESTER - 4 B R home, hardwood floors , large LR. f am i l y r m , ga r age, outbui lding , fru i t t rees and g a rd en spa ce . Aski ng $.48,900 THIS IS WHAT 'fOU ASKED FOR - H acres With a 1'h story h ome, si ls back off r oad surrou nded wi t h maple t r ees . L g . pon d , l oc ated i n Morni n g Star area Pr ice S33 .900. F AMILY HOME - Lot s of pos si bi l iti-es wi l h this n ice 2 st ory . M a ny fea t u· es, centra l a i r , bui lt tn ap p liances, al l c ar pe ted. good investment w ifh several n 1ce bu i ld ing lots . On approx . <i 1 '1 a cr es n th e center of Ri'I C ; ".., fl.:; llli n a 1.'54,000 COUNTRY SPECIAL RemOde led 1 BR nome on ,b lackt op r oad . M os tl y carpeted F A nat gas fur na ce , attr a ct ive small home a nd 1 ac re l and . Pr iced for qu ick sale, Sl7. SOO $.3 2,000.00 ----G OOd 3 B R , a ll carpe ted home cl ose to P om eroy & Middleport _L ocafe-d on 1 11:1 ac r es FARM ---QIIer 70 ac r es border ing Pomer oy wi th ex t ra large barna and o ld farm house, bul pl ent..,. of pas tur e and some f arm grou nd . pri c ed Qnl . ,. $49,000. LOTS OF LOTS - F r om 1 to 75 ac r es, bordering Pom er oy . MIDDLEPORT - 3 BR home approx . 10 'Y rS . old , stove & ref rigerator , IQ. sto r age bldg . Pr i ced af $35,000 . RACINE - i BR trailer on nice lot . Askino 1 11.500. 20 WOOO E 0 ACRES -< an bed iv ;ded . S21.000 . LARGE SPLIT LEVEL - J Acros , 4 B R home , fu ll y ca rpeted, eq u i ppeo k it .• tam roo m has f irepl ac e, 10 . u1il ity r m ., pl enty of sto rage, two·car ga rage , el ec . door opener . Listed S7S,SOO . JUST LISTE D - 6 Vr old hom e, 3 BR , dinin g and utilit y roo m , ki t . equ i pped w stove a nd ref r ig . M ostly c arpP ted for ced ai r gas fu r na ce , I yr old Garage, a comp lete tra i ler hook up wlth na t . gas ta p and septic .can add i ncome Over 2 acr es S29,900 .Ca ll for ap pointment . JUST LISTED -M ini f a rm w beaut i fu l bri ck b i level. w J BR & t ull b asement , l g _ c arporl , tot al e lec , insu latd, all har dwOOd f loor s, 31 l g hot houses, wi th a pprox . 5 ac r es . $63 ,500. WANT TO SELL? - GIVE US A CAU CALL JtMM 'I' DEEM, ASSOCIAT E 9A9 ·23U OR NANCY JASP E RS, ASSOCI \ TE 949-26!14 or 949-2591 ttvuM ADDITIONS HOUSES BUILT TRAILER SALES 61 4 Ob 9 41t1 E Al TROMM CON :ST. ven' nq ' 1 Mi!P\ f" o1 1 1 01 W > lk U~ ol l e S UP E ~ G OO §E RUTLAND § TO C K 742 -2328 T RAI LE R N O W AVA I L A 8 L £ ~ ~ Gutter work , down spouh, som e con crete , wo r k , w alk s a nd dri v ew a ys. ( FREE E5TIMATF ' V. C. YOUNG Ill RACINE , O . 949 -:l741 or ~ ...Hl:AI TY 60 8 E M AIN POMEROY , O . PH , 992-2259 NE W LI ST IN G Ches ter area, over 25 acres. n+ cely r emodel ed home , equ ipped ~it c h e n , po r ches and pat io, sm all barn , l i mber and pastu r e_138,950.00 . N E W LI STING - M id d teport, ')st ory f r am e, 3 bedroom s. na t ur at gas f ur nace, eq ui pped ki t chen , car pef 1n g and panel ing , $18,100 RANCH TYPE - Br ic k and fr ame , 1 lovely acr e, about 6 ..,.ears ol d J bedr ooms, dining roo m , ut i l rty, pat10 , c ha in ten ced var d, l ar ge gar age $37,500 .00 ABOUT 10 ACRES Ne ar Ches ter , 2 ·Sto r y fra m e hous e , 4 b edrooms, bath , own water . f r ee gas, c ar pet ing and pa ne li n g, l a r g e c arpor t . co ld room . $30,500 .00. BUILDING S IT E Ru tl and . about 1 J ac r e, w afe r , li ghts , an d ga s. Love ly si te . $2, 400 . BEAUTIFUL REMOD ELED 2 - STOR 'I' FRAME - 3 be dr oom s, all c d r pe t f' d with c loset s, IO<Je ly equipped k i l chen . i ns u l at io n , storm door s and wrn dow s, f ull base m ent T hi s ..,.ou mu sf see l. l-40.000 NEW LI STIN G Ap pro)C imately 72 1 1 a cres va c ant land n e ar Rut tan o on H a ppy H ol l o w R oa d , all m i ne r al s , S15,37 5 00. HANDYMAN ' S S PECI AL - L i11 e in or r ent , 3 bedr ooms , ba th . ki t room . c hen , Jivi ng Owner wan ts $.6,500 00 R E ALTORS Henry E Cl eland, Sr . Res . 992-2561 H enry E . Clel and, Jr. Res . 992-6191 ASSOCIA T ES Roger & Dottie Turner Res . 741-2474,. SE V E N ROO M h o use , bath , fu r nac e and gas, garage , on one and one twen ty seventh a c res off N ew Lim a Rd . 742 3090 bf;!'t ween 8-11 am and 2 5 p .m -------------T H REE B EDROO M doubl e w ide , 2 bath s. wood burni ng lr rep lac e, eQUI p Ded kit chen, sun de ck , set ting on 2 riverfront a cr es . Bu ..,.er m ay purch ase ex trc. lot and r en ta l tra i l er . 992 1897 . PARK FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. t-t ou .. s 9·1 M ., w., F . OHler- t im e· b y a ppo intment. 1(17 Sy camore ( Rear) Pom eroy , 0 . CAL L 992 -7544 H. L Writesel Roofing N'ew, repa ir, gutlers and down spOuts. Win,dow clean ing Gutter cleaning Free Estimates 4 5 1fc 9 7 1 mo. -~ l_ L:Ltl li'ii.J_ J f : Cie .. al Hou si ng & Ve ter L .u Adm i n . Loans. 949 -2862 --949-2160 9 28 1 mo . Pd . Real Estate for Sale REAL ESTATE F INANCING ADD ONS & REMODELING OHIO VALLEY Rooti ng , gutte rs, and d ownspo ut s . F r ee Es t1 m ates . All wo r k gua rant eed . 20 ye a rs eK per ie nce . Call Athen s, coll ec t. Ger ald Cl ark 797 -4857 or Tom Hosk in s 791-1145. • l nsul•tlon • Stor m Door s e Stor-m Window s • Repl1 cem ent W indows eGutte r s and Down Spouts Free E st i mates J AMES KE E SE E Phone " 2·2772 8 -17· \ m o. 9 U ·( Pd .) I mn ROOFING J&L Bt.'OWN INSULAIIUN VINYL AND ALUMINUM SIDING ROOtiNG MONTGOMERY Real Estate for Sale ,., •r , ~ Business Services . ' REYNO LD' S ELECT RIC M otor s, rewi nd and repa ir 1356, 561 Beech St , Middl eport, Oh io . WI LL HAUL l imest one and gravel. Also , lime h au ling and spr eading Leo Morris Tr ucki n g . P hon e 742 ·2455. A &H U phol s te r ~ ng , ac ros s f r om th e T ex aco Sl at ion in Syrau cse . 992 3743 or 992 3752. PAl N T I N G A N D sa nd · blast ing Free estima tes . Call949 2b86 . m Real Estale for Sale F IN ANC IN G VA · F HA LO A N S. LO W OR NO DOWN PAY M E NT PURC HASE REF IN A N CE . OR IREL AND MORTGAGE , 77 E . S TAT E . ATHEN S. 61 4 592-305 1 216 E. Second Stree, NEW LISTING -- IOJ acres in O l ive Tow nshi p near F orked Run Lak e $5,000 . HANDYM A N - 9 room fr ame su i table for a 2 family deal. ll '2 bath s . na f _ga s, c ity water , cor n er lo t . Ren t wi ll hel p pay i t oH $1 5,0CIO . MODERN TYPE - J bedr oom home, bafn , na t . gas F .A furna c e, w a fer , full c i ty ba sem en t on small l ot S10 ,000. MEIG S S C HOOL Good 4 bedroom fram e w if h I +;., ba t hs . F A . fu r · na ce. f u ll ba sem en t and 5 acre5 of l an d ASking $30,000 00 b u t BUSINESS BLOG . 2"x80 t ile constr uct ion , city wa l er an d gas. Two e)C fra roo m s and ba t h Will fake $11,000. WE HAVE ALL K~­ OS O F PROPERTI S FOR SALE . DROP I FOR INTERVIEW OR CALL 992-3325 0< "2 · 3176. Housing Headquarters THREE BED ROOM , 6 room h ouse, withbath _ 591 Pearl Sl ., M i dd l epor t . Remode led , a l l new inside an d out . Phone 7"2 ·240 5 or 'f'/2 -7292 FO R SA LE in Chester , O H : 6 roo m hou se with ba tt1 , b ig beau tifu l lot . $1 .500. Call 667 3082. F IVE ROO M ho use, •I ~ c arpet e-d, m oder- n kitchen and b at h , ge r age and ca r · port . In Bra db u r y . Call 992· 53 10. DOZER , E N D L oader , b r u sh hog . Wi ll do basements , ponds, bru sh , l i mber , land cl ea r ing Char les Butcher 742 ·7940 - - ---- - - - - - SE WING MAC H I N E servi ce , .:11 1 makes . 99 2·226.. . The Fa b ri c Shop . Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales a nd Servi ce. We sharpen Sc issors. Re p t~ i rs . EXCAVATI N G , d oz er , loader- and ba ckhoe w or- k : d um p tru cks a nd lo-bo ys for hi re , w ill hau l f i ll dirt, top soil , limes tone and gravel. Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992 ·7089, nighf phone 992 ·3525 or 992 5131 .. HO W ERY A N D MA R T IN Ex. c ava t i n g , se pt i c systems, dozer , backhoe. Rt 143 Phone I 16 141 698 73 31 or 7"2 2593 . AUTOMO B I LE IN SU RANCE been c an c e ll ed ? Lo s t your operator ' s li cen se ? Phone 9911 14) . IN STOCK for i mmediate deli ve r y v ar ious sizes of poo l k i ts _ Oo ·it-yoursetf or le t u s i n st all for you . D . Bumgardner Sa les, Inc. 9915724 . B RADFORD . A uct ioneer . Compl ete Servi ce . Phone 9-19 2487 or 949 2000 _rac i ne , Ohio , Cri t1 Br adford . ELWOOD BOWERS REPA I R Sw eepers , toa st er s. ir-ons, all sm all a ppl ia nces _ Lawn m ower . Nex t t o Sta te H ighway Garage on Route 7, 98 5)815 PI A NO TUNI N G . Lane Daniels . New p hone num · ber : 742 ·295 1 Ser-vi ce to sc hools and homes since 1965. SAVE ON CARPET DRIVE A'llmE SAVE A' LOt RUBBER BACK CARPET '4" and up Cash & Carry SALE ON ALL IN STOCK ·9~~up tnstalledw ith Pad Free GOOD REMNANT SELECTION 6'X12' tn 12'Xl6' $3800and up DOWNING-CHILDS Rodney, Broker Bill, Br. Mgt. Phone 992·2342, Eve .992-2499 Midd 0. Call 742-2211 RU11AND RJRNmJRE R11t11nd, 0 . �8-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Fnday. Oct . 12 . 1979 CHURCH NEWS TRINITY C HURCH Re"' W H PeHrn pastor Bob Bu ck Sunday school sup t Church School 9 15 om worsh•p ser vrc e 10 JO o m . Chorr reh.arsol Tuesdoy 7 30 p m u nder direclton of Ailee Neese POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un1on ond Mu lberry Re"' Clyde V Henderson, pastor Sunday school Q 30 a m Glen M cC lung sup! sh1p 10 30 a m mornmg w o r evemng servrce 7 30 m•d-week 1ervlce Wednesday . 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 326 E Mom St Pomeroy The Re"' Robert 8 Groves rec t o r Sunde., servrces ( summer sc hedu le begmmng June 3) 01 10 30' Ser 'liKe will al te rnate between the Holy Eu chorrst and mornmg prayer efle<:l rv e June 3 Holy Co mmuru on every othtu Su n· day o f ea c h m o nth and sermon Churc h ~ chool and nursery ca re pro.,11ded Cof1ee hour rn ponsh house l ollow mg the \Or "ICe POMEROY CHUR CH OF CHRI S I 111 W Mom N eol Proudf oo t po~tor B1ble ~ c hol <f 30om mar nn1g w or h'>h•o 10 30 a rn You th meetmgs 6 J O p m even.r'g war o;;h1p 7 30 Wed ne~do) nogh · pra yer rneet1ng and B1ble ~·~~r 7 ?9 .- :~ THE SALVATI O N ARMY 115 Buflernut A"'e Pomeroy Envoy an d M'' Roy Ww1 .ng ofl,<ers 1n c harge Sunday holone H meet ong 10 a m Svnday Sd'wol 10 JO am Svnday school leo dtH YPSM EI01Ht Adam s 7 30 p m ~o l vot1on meet1ng ... o r1 ous speakers and rnus1t ~ptttlal!lo Thvrsdoy 10 o m to') p m Lad1e~ Home Lttague all women 1nv 1t &d 1 30 p m prayer rneet1ng and B1ble study Bo b E!olttp lttadttr Re v N oel Hermon teacher BURLIN GTO N SOUT HERN BA PTIST CHAPEL Rovte 1 Shade Po!>lor Bobby Elk,ns Sunday <>chool 5 p m Sunday w o rsh ,p 5 -4 5 p rn Wednesday prayer serv1C8 7 3(l p m POMER OY WE STSID E CHURCH OF CHRIST 100 W Moo n St Jerry Paul rn 1n1 sfer pho n8 ~'] 7btXJ Co rae rvot 1"'e non ,ns tr umentol Sunday worsh,p 10 a 111 B1b le study II a m .,..or ~h1 p 6 p m Wednesd ay B1ble study 7 p m O lD DEXTER BIBlE CHRIS TI AN CHUR CH Rev Ro lph Smt th pas tor Sund a~ school <f 30 o m Mr s Worley FranCIS supe rm tendent PrtKJ(h,ng se rv1c es fo r st & th1rd Su ndays f ollow•ng Sunday School GRAHAM U N ITED MET HOD I ST Preoch1119 9 30om h r\ 1 ond !> econd Sun days o f each m on th th11d and fourth Sun doyi each month wor~ h1p s.e rv1 ce or 7 30 p rn Wednesday UO' Bfll fl Q'> at 1 30 Prayer and 81bl e Study SEVENlH -DA¥ AD VENT IST Mulberry He1ghts Rood Pome ro y Past o r A lbert Ol ffi'!S Sabbath School Super m t9nden1 Rtta Wh ote Sabbath Sc hool Solurdoy afternoon a t 2 00 w1th W ors htp S9r v1c e f o llowong at 3 15 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHUR CH Stsler Horr, eH Wo rner Sup ! Sunday Sc hool Q 30om mor rw1g w or\ h1p 10 ~5 om lH t: HILAND CHAPH Geo rge Co !!.lo p<nlor Sunday Schoo l '1 30om event n g w o r sh1 p l 30 Thursdoy {>ven,nq praye r SfHV1(9 7 30 p m POMER OY ~ I RST BAPTIST Dov•d Mo 11n m1111~ter Wol loo m W a tson Sunday sc hool supt Sunday sc h oo l Q 30 a m morn,ng worsh1p I 0 30 a m FIRS T SOUT HERN BAPTI ST 187 Mulbe11y A ve Pomeroy H ershel M cCiv r e Sunday \Chool svperu1tenMnt Sundol<>ch ol 9 30 om morn on g wor\hp 10 0 e v enong wor~h1p 7 p rn M tdwel prayer ~er"o c e 't pm MIDWAY COMMU NITY CENTER DeJOie r Rd long!>..,, lie Oh1o Rev Clyae Ferrell Pastor Sunday S<hool 11 am Sa tu rday preod'11ng ser vruu 7 30 p m Wednesday e ... e nmg B1ble study at 7 30 p m FAITH TABERNA Cl E CHURCH Bodey Run Rood Re..,. Fmmett Row! on pastor Handley Dun n supt Sunday school 10 om Sunday even1ng serv1ce 7 30 Btble teo<h,ng 7 30 p rn ihu r!>dOy OYESVIl l E CO MMUNIT Y CHU RCH Roger C Turner po~t or O::.undoy Hhool 9 30 a m Sun day rnorr11ng w o r ~h1p 10 30 Svndoy e ven t"'Q ~ er vtce 7 30 MIDDlEPOR T CHUR CH OF CHRI S T IN CHRI STIAN UNION lawrence Manley po~tor Mrs Ru Hel l Young Sunday Sc hool Sup! Sunday School 9 30 o m E"entng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesda y praye r meetmg 7 30 p m MT MOR IAH CHURCH Of GOO Roc 1ne Rev W H lyktn\ pastor M orn tng worsh1p 9 -4 S om Sunday sc hool 10 ~Sam eve nmg wor'jhip 7 lue5odoy 7 30 p m lodt es prayer mee tong Wednesday 7 30 p m YPE MIDDLEPORT FIRST BA PTISl Corner Sno: th and Pa l mer the Re v Mork M cClung Sunday school 9 15 om Don W ol'jOf1 supenntende n t Lac y Bort on O~\T \up t Morntng W or\htp 10 15 am B·b le ~ t udy 10 30 a rn at c hur ch You th m9e tr ng 7 30 p m Wednesda y Wed nesday n1 ght B1ble study and p r aye r serv 1ce 7 30 p m CH U RCH OF CHR IST Mtddlepo rt Sth and Matn Bob Me l l on m •n 1s ter M •k e Gerlach supermtendent Terry Yan key youth m1n1ster B1ble Hhool 9 30 o m morn1ng worsh1p 10 30 am even1ng wonh1p 7 30. prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday MIDDlEP O RT CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE Rev J1m Broome past o r Bdl Wh1te Sunday 1.c hool supt Su nday school 9 30om morntng worshtp 10 30 a m Sunday evongel1!oft< meelong , 7 00 p m Prayer meet1ng Wed n esd ay 7 p m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINI STRY OF MEIGS COUNTY D ...11ght L zo,.• tl d lfec '"'HARRISONVIllE PRHBYTERIAN Rev Ernest Stu ckhn pastor Sunday church schoo l . 9 30 am Mrs H omer lee sup t morntng worsh ip. 10 30 MIDDLEPORT . Sunday school 9 30 o m R1chord Vaughan . supt M o rn 1ng worshtp 10 30 SYRACUSE , M orntng wor!h1p Q a m Sunday school 10 o m Mrs Sampson Holl , supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Re..,. Bo b · by Parler pallor Sunday school , 10 a m Sunday wani'l1p 11 o m Sunday eventng service , 7 p . m . W&dnesdoy Fomdy 1 ro1 rng Hour , 7 p . m Wednesday wors htp ser VICe , 7·JO p m . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHUR CH Near long Bottom Edsel Hart , pastor Sunday school, 10om Chu rch 7 30 p m pray11r meeting 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAl Th1rd Ava .. the Rev Wilham Kntttel . pastor Thomas Kelly . Sunday School Supt Sundey schoo l 10 o m Classes lor all ages . evemng servtce . 7 30. B1ble study Wednesday . 7 30 p m youth services Friday . 7·JO p . m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILl BAPTIST Corner Ash ond Plum . Noel Herrman . pastor So1urdoy evenmg sarvice . 7 30 p . m . Sun doy School. I 0 :30a .m . MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH RichardW Thomas , Dtr&et or POMEROY ClUSTER Rev Robert McGee Rev James C o rbitt POMEROY Sunday School 9 15 o m W ors htp serviCe 10 30 am Cho1r reh ear sol , Wednesday 7 p m Rev Ro bert McGee, pastor ENTERPRISE , Wonhtp 9 a . m Church SctloollO a .m . ROCK SPRINGS. Sunday School. 9 . 15 a m . ; w _a rship ser .... tce , 10 o '!" FLATWOODS, Church School 10 o m Worship 11 a . m MIDDlEPOR T ClUSIEiil HEATH Churc h School Q 30 a m W or shtp 10 30 om UMYF 6 p m Robe• I Rob1nson Pastor RUTlAND Chu rch School Q JO am Wor~h,p 10 30 am Wdbl!< Hdt Po~t o} SALEM CE NI ER W o r\hop 9 om Chvl( h )dloo l q 45 a m SYRACUSE ClUS lER Rev Ho1v11y Koth Jr FOR FST RUN W o rshp q om Chvoth Sc hool10o m MINUlSVII l E Church ~(hool 9 am Wor!h1p 10om A SBUR Y C hur<h School Q SO o rn W or shtp 11 om Brble Sludy 7 30 p m lhL,,~ day UMW hst Tuesday SOU THERN C LUS TE R Re ,.. Dovod H Qrrt~ Rev M ar k Flvn n Fl o1ence Sm 1h H d l on W olfe BE THAN¥ {Dor cas ) Wor~hop Q 00 a m Church School 10 00 o m CARMEL Chrvch School Q 30 a m Wor ' h1p10 30om 7ndond ~t hSvndoys A.PPlE GROVE Sun day School <f 30 o rn W orsh 1p 7 30 p n1 1~t and 3rd Sund ov~ Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p rn f8llow~h1p sup per hrs t Saturday 6 p m UMW 1nd Tues doy 1 30 p m EA ST l ETAR T Ch r u ch Schoo l <f 0 Ill Worshtp servt ce 10 a m Ptoyer meetong 7 30 p m Wedntt<>doy UMW Sll!tomJ lue ~ doy730pm RACI N E WE SlfYAN Sundoy uhnol 10 a m worsh1 p II a m Cho11 piO CI ,<e Thursdoy 8 p m LET AR T FAll S W o r sh 1p ~erv1ce 9 am Chu rch SchooiiO om MORNING STAR W ors hop Q 30 am Chur< h Sc hool 10 )0 o rn You rh lue~ doy ~ 7 p m MORSE CH APEl C h u1ch School Q 30 o 111 W or~hrp 110m PORTlAND Church '>cl-oool Q 30 am Wor~h!p 11 o rn SU I ION Chur ch School Q 30o m Wor ~hl fJI\ to nd3rd SulldOy) 1030o m N O R J Ht:A ~ ! CLUST ER Re 11 R1rhar dW Thoflla) Du ane Sydenstr,tlo.e r Sr Joh n W D oug lo ~ Cha rles DorT"II go n JOPPA W or~h,p 9 00 o rn Church School 10 00 o m CHE STER W o,~h·p Q om Churc h Sc hool 10 om ( half Rehearsal ., p m Wednesday B1ble Study Wednesday!> 7 30p m LO NG 8 01 TOM Sunday School at Q 30 am f ven1ng Wor shtp a! 7 30 p rn Thur!> day 8 1bl e Stu dy 7 30 p m REEDSV IlLE Sunda y School 9 30 om M orn 111gW or\hop 10 30a m hen1ngWor shp 7 30 p m B1ble Study Vwedne ~ doy~ at 7 30 p These 1~1essages Of Our Religious Heritage Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. r \ l MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE (hu1 ch 1£. Otlo {t' GIF r c; Joh n F Fvl t z Mqr Ph 9971101 Pomrror McCOY AUCTION SERVICE ELliS & SONS SOHIO Complete Automolr'ole Soerwtce LOUt\! & 8Hch 991?f11 (For A Real Auction Call 1. VOU R 5HADOW 'S ~lowing "Gars Prrs crtpfrons '1'17 79H Pomero~ RIGGS USED CARS, INC. / EDEN UNITED BR ET HREN IN CHRI ST Elrle n R Bloke pm.tor Sunday School 10 o m Robert Reed !>up ! M or nrng ser mon lI o m Sunday n1ght serv1 ces Chr1sttan Endeavor 7 30 p m Song 5e r v1ce 8 p m Pr&achmg 6 30 p m Mtdweek Prayer meeftng . Wednesday 7 p m . Roy Adams , loy leader CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST loc ated a t Rut land on New l1m0 Road . ne)(l t o Fo rest A cre Pork Rev Roy Rou se pastor Rober! Muuer, Sunday School svpt Sunday school 10 30 am . . worshtp 7 30 p m Bi ble Study . Wednesday , 7 30 p m Sotur day n1ght prayer servtee 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI STIAN Roger Waban . pastor M1ldreod Zteg ler . Sunday school sup! Morn 1ng worsh1p , 9 .30 o m . Sunday school. I ::1 30 o m evenmg !er vtCe , 7 30 MT UNION BAPTIST Cectl Co• . mtntsler, Joe Sayre Sunday Schoo l Supertntenent Su nday school q 45 a m ev&n1ng wor ~ h 1 p 7 30 p m Proy11r meettng. 7 30 ~ m Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS CH UR CH OF CHRIST Randy Koehler , po"ar Denn• s Newland . Sunday school supertntendent Sunday School , 9 30 o m morntng church ser vtce . 10 30 a m Sunday evemng Bible study , 7 p m . lETART FALLS UN ITED BRETHREN . R~o~ v .....,' ; -- PR OVIO itoJ ' HE COLJLO !PAY ITT LITTL E 8ASHJ: UL! OtJCE' !. PUT lHS. A.RM ON HIM, He CN THf; GO~H . "YO JJ RfAL L" HA VE A WA"i WI TH W0R D5 ! TEL L M E MOQ.E ' ' ?HE l l PIN~ EAR<; YOU 60R6E0111' AR< " SHAPJ:LY L ~F- ·H U IO'.:F:: ! AND WEl L PRO # TALl(~ A6R.fEO TO v- ! M 5 U ~E YOUR - -, COt.JT RA~ Y.. PERSONALLY! /I PO/lTJONJ:IJ AS' \ ALl. THE RE:'S-T • ) ' •' \ -=>L'"'~-". '"'-""'L - -- ADORABLe 5Pf; (! MEN GL.0/li0U5 ~MER IL AN FEMijoJ)NIT¥: tJEVER B E' ~ORE HAVE r ;Ei?PoJ SUCH A - OF "'C U: ( ) ' 4.- IZ IE•1T I · ·~-- llj / f WI SE 6 VY! TU RN OFF I lHAi FL C' VI ING , !oULL.ON f- Y ) , Ai-..JO - / I· WHAT 00 '-CU MEAN "FLO WJN 6 8U~LONEY "'f! ~OR GOOD~ E~ $ SAKE, E- A?Y MU5T YOU BE 50 <HUFFY IF r HE <3f"NTLEMAN'~ GOT 50M E: Tf.I!I<J6 IMPOP.TANT TO SAy_. THE- lE.A-5-T WE CMN DO IS L I ~TEN! '"0 ~1.!~P 1(1 0U5 ? FURNITURE&. HARDWARE Homettte S.ws II was thetr Golden Ann1versary And. as Granddad placed h•s arm aro und Grand mothe r he sa 1d, "The years have b~e n good to u> 1 1 RIDENOUR SUPPLY Ph 915 4100 YotJ hflvf' been good to the years. ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL someone replted EU.IOTT Whirlnool APPUANCE II What a perfe ct d escT1pl 1on of th eir maTTia ge. They chenshed each day and ~li e d 11 Wlth love They faced every week dS a new ddventure 1n useful hv1ng . They coun ted the months With pat1ence and crowned the m w1th Arm co mmit ment They made the yea rs glow w1th their co nfident trust 1n God Ph9~9'11JO RACINE FOOD MARKET S.les-Sen ic• -Acc•nories m -1n1 Long after our gra ndpare nts are gone. the yea rs will glow w1th the fa 1th th ey k1ndled 1n a dozen other hearts •I ' !' "' " ' ' ' ., ;, ' ' . ~ ' " ..' ' ORPHAN ANNIE--HOLE IN THE WALL FRENCH'S l Q{)K SUNOCO Thus they l1 ghted the hearth fi res of fatth 1n the l1ves of thetr child ren and q rand ch1ldren The Sfore Wtth A Hurt UTI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE 120 E M..tn St s ~ll lll W. OV F ~ l H f R~ AIMFO TV BE ONt n tAT O'r'HAf\I!ITf Mt.I ~ T HA"£ IY\Ov f D THOSE SERVICE CENTERS I ~ION "11 lfLlFD HIT COlOR v £ R'f I.'OO<: S, 100 -·- ~tn ~~C.. I"'Qt-1 f~FEH RfS1 IN ' .. 2nd '-- .U'!E $31) T \oil: lfE GOl 10 C.E1 S!AR lfD HQMf , l~M <..OMf OH G01 ro Gf l .,, tttl P. J. PAULIY, AGENT , I "' I \ 'tl"' • 1 Nattonwide Ins. Co of Corumbu,, 0 m 104 W M.tn 2111 Pomeroy ALLEYOOP Athens Counly '(()U 'W'E R E ~ )GI-H, &Loan 116 E AJ..J..EY.' THERE IS ANOTI-iER LITTLE Co. C()OR HERE M.a.,, I lh·nd llw Uwrch of ) our ( :lwicl' Thi!>i pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re.... Dole T Bon past or N o rman Presley Su nday school superintendent Sunday school 9 30 a m morn1ng war sh1p 10 45 evenmg worshtp 7 p m Wednesday e .... en1ng wors htp 7 't'oung peoples soc1ety W&<tnesday 7 p m N Y I pre11dent Pau l Imboden Mt!o s1onary Soc, ety second Wadnesdoy 7 p m soctety pre$1dent Elizabeth Cunddf o. (Mac) McCov 9BS -l944 m pm ", ' The Real McCoy) S';'~,. CAPTAIN EASY We Ftl l Doctors St Rt )v ppli t'~ ~ KERMIT S KORNER Poml'rov . Oh•o SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY . NEW YORK '•· CLOTHING HOUSE AlFRED Sun day Sc h ool ot Q 45 am M ornm g W o r~h,p at 1 l am Wed nes day N1ght Prayer Meet1ng 7 30 p m ST PAUl t Tup pe r !!. Plo,ns ) Sunday School '1 00 a m M orn mg Wonh1p at 10 00 am Monday N1ght B1ble Sludy 7 :JO SOUTH BETHEl (Stiver ~1dge ) Sunday School 9 00 a m M orn1ng Wo!h1p 10 00 o m lf'lledne~doy B1ble Study 7 30 p m KENO CHUR CH OF CHRIST ser"'ce'!. eo ch Sunday q 30 o rn George P1c ltens pa s to r w 1lh preoch,ng on hr~t and th rr d Sunday of mon th O lo v e r Swo 1n Supt HO BS ON CHRI ST IAN U NI O N Rev Ke ,th Eblm past or Sunday School Q )0 a m l e onard Gilmore fr rs t elder evenong ser ~·ce J 30 p m Wednesday pray er rneet 1ng 7 30 p m BEARWAll O Y... RIDGE CHUR CH O F CHRIST Duane Worde n mllllster B1ble clas s <f 30 am m orn •ng .... or sht p 10 JO o m even,ng worsh1p 6 30 p m Wednttsdoy B,bl e ~ t u dy 6 30 p m NEW ST!VERSVIlLE COMM UNI TY Chur ch Sunday School se noce 9 ~5 o m Worsh tp !er111C8 10 30 E.... ongel1s t,c Ser "' lte 7 30 p m Wedntt~doy Prayer m&1Bt1ng 7 30 ' ZION CH UR CH OF CHRIST Pom eroy Horrtsonvdle Rd Robert Purtel l. po st e r B1ll McEI1 oy Svnda.,- school sup' Sunday ~chool q 30 o m morn1ng wor~h1p a nd co mmumon 10 JO a m Su ndoy w or ~ht p ~ervtce I p m Wednesday e .... en,ng prayer meettng and B 1ble study 7 p m 51 JOHN lUTHERAN CHUR CH P1ne Gro11e Tne Re v Wilham Midd lesworth Pas tor Chur ch ~ er ... ,ces 9 30om Sunday Sc hool 10 JO om BRADBURV CHUR CH OF CHPIS 1 Edward Fryman past o r Sunday school 9 30om worshtp se r,.,< e 10 30om Sunday ser vtCEts J 30 p m youth groop Wednes day 7 p m ANTIQUITY liAPTI Sl Re " Ea r l Shule 1 )(]~tor Sunday 1thaol <f 30om Chur ch ser..,.,ce 7 p m youth meehng 6 p m Tuesday Brble Srudy 7 p m RACINE CHUR CH O F THE NAZARENf Re .... Jo h n A Coffman pmtor Fronklm Imboden c ho ormon o f the Boord ot Chrt~ I ro n Lde Sunday School Q 30 o m morn 1ng wor sh tp 10 30 Sunday e ... e n ong wor sh1 p 7 30 p m Prayer mee t1ng Wedne~ day 7 30 p tn RA CI NE FIRST BAPTIST Don l Walke r Pa~tor Rom11111 S al~er Sun day \Choo l wpt Sunda y ~c h ool 9 30om morn1ng wor~h,p 10 40 a m '; ur1doy e"'erung wor sho p 7 30 '1 '/odne!>doy e ,..enrng B1ble ~tud~ 7 30 DAN V ILl£ WE SlEYAN Re v R D Brown pO!>tor Sun day St hoo l 9 30 am mornong w or ! hop 10 " 5 youth se•v •<e 6 .45 p m even1r'IQ wor!>h1p 7 30 p m p r ayer and prots e We-dnesdo ., 7 30 p m SIL V ER RU N FREE BAPTIST Rev Mor vm Morlt1n pmtor Stevtt l11tle Sunday school sup ! Sv,-,d oy H hool 10 om mornmg worshtp 11 a rn Sunday evenong w ar sh1 p ! 30 Praye r meet1ng a nd 8rb le study Thursdoy 7 30 p m youth se rv1c e 6 p m Sunday C HE ~TE R CHUR CH O F GOO Rev R E RobtMon pa~tor Sunda y sc hool 9 30 a m v.orsh1p se r ..,.,ce 11 om IBve ntng ser ... ,ce 7 00 yov th serv1ce Wedn esd ay ' 7 00p'Tl l AN GSVIllE C HRISTIAN CHUR CH Ro bert Muuer pasto r Sunday s<hool q 30 om Roy S1gmon svpt mo1n,ng worsh•p 10 30 Su ndar- 8'1en•ng ser\olo Ce 7 30 m1d we11k servtee Wednesday 7 ~The Dally Sentinel, M1ddleport·Pomeroy , O., ~' nday,Dct 12,1!179 ~undav. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. 216 Se<:ond Pomeroy H11Jl5 ( HOI m4 nan.' ~ 1 ) I'll he'p 40~ • / Fol~s 1s lauqhin' . at me. M1ss -- 1 ; ~ Melba! . ,. ~ 1 don· !<.n ow ,f \l<,,n do Miss 1 1t. Melba ' Gnx:.,-tei G.,.•nl Mtl!rctwlndlM A:actM Mt-lUO Attend The Omrch Of \'our Choicl' This Sunday Sunday Matthew 1 16-25 Have Portra1ts taken at y our hom e - •nstde or out d oors Relax! Gtve family portra tfs tor Chnst mas Call Now! t rr I'll Wednesday Thursday Malthew Luke 2 13-23 2 .34 ·52 t KEN GROVER -".--E-INE-A-'S- PHOTOGRAPHY BAKERY a.k.,.s or Ches l er, Oh 1o 4572() t -- t rrn1 Hunhnqton , W t PIZZA SHACK < ~J MARK V STORE Middleport Att~nd Th~ of 'tour ~. 126 E ~'" UJ r-rn) 6)0~ pomero~ 0 __ ... , ::- ~-: ..: zc /R , \ 5 c -- ·.- ',: J;:.:. : < r ...c < 3~5. =.< ·. ~~~=- ' =--~-,-· ·· =·\ Ftre E•tlntutllttfl Frrt Dtpt Equip Autlaf\d 742 2771 Eallnor C•rry Out Good Brud 0.. ......_ • .A 985· 4155 r011 FIRE & SAffiY Equlpmen1 s.... S.rt'lc• ~ .:, _ :- =:.:~.1- "'?: -~ 1\J.J;:;.. .C.. -"'2_ ~-=- Omrch Choic~ This Sunday Television Viewing ACROSS Of Your Choice This Sunday I Take oo staturt 5 D1d a krut - N o rr•~ pasto r Fl oyd N o r11' ~upt Sunday school 9 30 o m morn,ng ~e rm on 10 30 am Prayer \erv ,<e Wedne~doy 7 30 p m CHEST ER CHUR CH O f lHl: NA ZARENE Rev HfHherl Grate pastor Worsh1p ~&f v1ce I I am and 7 30 p m S undo~ Schoo l q JO a m C horle!> B1ssell su p t Pr ayer meetrng Wednesday , 7 30 p m LAUREl C LIFF FREE METH ODIST CH URCH Re ..,. Floyd F Shook past or lloy d iNfight Su nday School Supt M orn 1ng W or sh1p 9 30 a m , Sunday School 10 10 am Wednesday Pr ayer and B1ble Stu dy 7 30 p m Sunday e . . enmg w 01s h1p 7 30 p m C ho1r Pro ctr <e Thu rsday 7 p m DEXHR CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles R us~e l l Sr m1n1~ter R1ck Maco mber ~upt Sunday school 9 30 om w o nh1p serO'ICEt 10 30 o m Brb le Study Tuesday 7 30p m REOR GANIZED CHURC H Of JESU S CHRI ST OF LA TlER OA't' SAINTS Po rtland Roctne Rood Wol l1o m Rov~h po$t Or Phy llo\ Stoborr Sunday School Sup! Sun dor Schoo l 9 30 a m Morntng worsh1p I 0 30 o m Sunday e"entng serv tce 7 p m Wednesday e'len, n g prayer !ervrce ~ 7 30 pm BETHl[HEM BAPTIST Re" Eod Shuler pos! or Worshtp servte e 9 30om Sunda r school 10 30 o m 8 1ble Study and prayer servtc e Thu rsday 7 30 p m CARlETO N CH U~ C H Kmgsbury Rood Gar~ tc: ong po'J tor Sunday school Q 30 am Ra lph(orl ~u pe r 1 ntendenl even1ng wor!>h1p 7 30 p m Prayer meefmg Wednesday 7 30 p m lONG BOTT O M CHRISTIAN Geo rge F Prckens past o r Wa l lace Damewood Su p! Bi ble Schoo l q .. ~ am Preo c hrng urvtC e 10 45 am ltrsf and th ~r d Sun days 7 p m se< o nd and f ou1th Sundays Btble study B p m Tuesday! HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIS1 CHURCH Re .... Okay Cart pastor M ornmg serv tce 10 30 o .m Sunday even1ng and Th ur~doy e\lemng Sef\IJC8S al ) J0 p m FREEDOM GOSP EL MISSION 01 Bald IC:nob Rev Lowrenc• G luesencomp. Sr pastor Roger Willfor d Sr Sunday H hoo l su p ! Sunday school q 30 o eventng w ar s.htp 7 30 p m Pr ayer meellng Wednes day 7 30 p m Youth meet.ng- Sunday S 30 p m w1th Don and Ma r tha Mead o ws tn charge WHITE S CHAPEL Coa~v tll e RD Re " Ra ., Deeter po !> tor Su nday school <f 30 a m worshtp serv tce 10 30 am 8tble study and prayer servtce , Wednesday . 7 JO p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Brad Henderson pastor Herb Ellt oll Sunday school supt Sunday school q 30 a n' morn1ng wor!>hlp and co mun1on . 10 JO am RUTLAND COMMUNIT Y CHURCH . A rnos Tillt!o pos!or Donn y T•l lt'> Sunday Sc hool ~up t Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am f o ll ow ed by mor rHng wo • ~h t p Sunday eventflg \ttr "''ce 7 30 p m Proye1 meehng Wedne! day 7 30 p m WMPO Rod1o broadcast Sund ay morntng 7 " 5 RU Tl AND CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE Re ,. lloyd D G11mm J r po$10r Sunday school 9 30 a m w or shtp servtce 10 30 am Brood co sl l•... e over WMPO . young peo p les se rv•ce 7 p m EvongeltStl< 'er v1ce 7 30 p m Wednesdoy ser .... ,ce 7 30 p m FIR ST SO UTHERN BAPTI ST Corner at Second ond A nderson Mason Pa!tor fran~ lowlher Sundoy sc h ool 9 45 om wa r ~ h1p !l.tii,..,<B 11 a m and 7 30 p m Woe~ly B1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON C HURCH OF CHRIST , M1 ller St Mo<>on '1111 Va Au rtc e M1ck pos1o1 Sunday Btble Study 10 a m Worsh1p II a m and 7 p m B1b le StvJy Wednesday 1 p m .. Voc al mustc MASON A SSE MBlY OF GOD Dvddmg lone Mason W Yo Che~ter Tennant Past or Sunday St hoo l 9 AS a m . Cht ldren s Chur<h 6 ~5 p m Young Peoples Ser-..tce b •S p m E.... angelllttc Ser"''ce 7 30 p m W omen s Mtntonory Covn· <II lOam hrst end lh~rd Tuesdays Prayer and B1ble Study Wedne1odoy 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURC H OF CHRIST IN CHR ISTIAN UN IO N The Re-.. Wilham Campbell pa st or Su:1doy School . Q 30 a m James H ug hes supt evemng ser ... tce 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng proyer meet1ng 7 30 p m Youlh prayer ~e1v1<e eoch 1ues day FAIR V IEW BIB LE CHUR CH l 9tort W Vo Rt I ~e " Charles Horgrove! pa sto r Worsht p servrces Q 30 a m Sun day $Chool I I o m . eve n ,ng worsh1p 7 30 p m T uesdoy cottage prayer meottng and Btble study 9 30 a m Wors~rp ser vt<e Wedne•doy 7 30 p m CALVARY BIBlE CHUR CH now locate-d on Pomeroy Prlo.e Coun ty Rood 25 . near Flatwoods Re v Blackwood postor Ser v1ce s. o n Sunday ot 10 30 o m and 7 30 p m wtth Sunday "hoot 9 30 a m s,ble study W~ n esdoy 7 30 p m INDEPEN DENT HOLINESS CHURCH IN C P.arl St Mtddleport Rev 0 Gl c l l Man ley po\tor Son ny Hudson Sunda y Hhool sup t Sun day sch ool q 30 a m even1ng w0r5h 1p 7 30 p m Proy"' r and proose s.erv1ce Wedne~day 7 30 p m RUTLAND APOS1 0 LI C C HURCH OF JE SUS CHRI ST Elder James Mtller B1ble study W e dnesday 7 30 p m Sunday Sc hool 10om Sunday n1gh t serv•ce . 7 JO pm POME I10 't' WESLEYAN HOLINESS Hoi!ISOnvdle Rood Deway Krng pastor . fd 1son WeoO'IBI osststont Henf)t Ebh n Jr Sunday sc hool svpt Sunday uhool q )() o m morn1ng worsh1p I 1 o m Sun day evenmg servtce 7 30 prayer meettng Thursday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD No1 Pentecostal Rev George O der pastor Worah1p serv1ce Sunday 9 45 o m . Sunday school . II o m worshtp se rvrce 7 30 p m T hursdoy prayer meeting 7 30 p m M T HERMON Un1ted Brethren Ch u rch Sunday School 9 30 o m Worsh1p sef'olt Ce 10 "5 o m Preo ct-ung servtce! 80'ery Sunday alternating wtth C E Wednesday pt oyer meet1ng 1 30 p m Rev James leac h pastor Oovtd H olter loy leader JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES . 1 mde east of Rutland . 1unction a t Route 12" and Noble Summtt Rood ( T- 1 7~ ) Sunday Brble lfK tvre . 9·30 o. Watch tower study . 10 30 om . Tuesdav . Btble study . 7 and 8 15 p m . Thundoy , t heo<:rottc school 7 30 p m. service meet1ng 8 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Chunh leland Holey , poll or Sunday schoo l . 10 o m . evenmg !!1e rv1c e 7 30 p m Proyer m"tmg , Wednesday . 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOO of Pr op hecy located on the 0 J Whtte Rood off h1ghwoy 160 Sunday School 10 om Supertntendent John Loveday F 1rst Wednesday ntght of month CPMA servr ce! second Wednes· day WM8 meetmg. th 1rd through ftfth youth ser..,.tce G.arge Croyle. pastor HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl - 570 Grant St M1dd lepon Rev Don Bloke. poslor Sunday school 9 30 o m . morn1ng worshtp 10 30 o m e..,en1ng worshtp . 7 p m , Wednesday evenmg 81ble study and prayer mHting. 7 p m Atfdtated w1th Southern Bap ltst Conven tton BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Eugene Underwood . PQ$fOr Harry Hen· dncks tu~rm,..ndent Sunday school . 9 30 a m mornmg worship 10 J0 o m eventng worthtp 7 p m Wednesday B1ble study 7 p .m JUBilEE CHRISTIAN CE N TER - Georges Creek Road . Rev C J Lemley . pastor John Fellure . superrntendent . Church sc h6ol 9 30 a m morn1ng wanhtp 10 30 e"'en1ng se rv1c e 7 p m Youth meet1ng iunday 6 p m 8tble study 1n depth . Wednesday 7 p m Clones fo r oil ag11 s Nursery prov1ded lor worship ser· ST PAUl LUTHE~AH CHURCH Corner Sycamore and Second S~s . Pomeroy lhe Aev Will iam Middl. . worth . Pastor Sunday School at 9 45 o . m and Church ServtCM II o m SACRED HE"'IH Rev Father Pout 0 Welton . pasto r Phone W2- 2825 Saturday ot l ..., ", 35 = --:. Attend The Church f re~lond -:::::---:.. '-'.=-5.5 e ... enmg Moss 7 JU ~unCioy Moss 10 a m Confess ton Saturday 8 and 7 7 30 tl Murfle Ling Job II Nevada City Z Insurgent I Golden boo!< I.Z Antonym al offend 13 Fit 14 SUp by t Travall i Da.gorged, as lava I Stage gre.at U OttoriUln pm VICTO RY BAPTI ST On the Rout• 7 bypau James E KHsee pastor Sunday school 10 om morn1ng wor~o h 1p 11 o m evenmg servt ce 7 TRINITY Chmtian Anembly Coolv,lle Grlberl Spencer pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m mormng worship 11 o m Sunday e .... emng serv• ce . 7 30 p m mtdwee~ proyer servt ce Wednesday . 7 30 om . MOUNT OliVE Com mun''Y church lawrence Bush pastor Mo~~: Folmer Sr svpe r•ntendent S.undoy school and m o r nmg warhs1p q 30 a m Sundo'r' even1ng serv1ce 7 Youth mMI1ng and 8 1ble study W.dntndoy 7 p m FAITH BAPTIST Church Mason , meet ot Unrted StHI Workers Unton Hall A:a1lroad StrMI . Mason . Po11or . Rev Joy Mitchell Morntng warshtp 9 45 a m Sun~ School 10 30 o m Prayer m"ling Wednesday 7 30 p m FOREST RUN BAPTIST - - Rev Nr'Borden pastor Cornel1us Bunch supertn tenden t Sunday school. 9 :)()a m · second and f ourth Sundoyt worship serO'tce at 2 30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST Fourth ond Mo1n St , MtddlepOf"t R•w Calvtn Mmnit. pos 1or Mn El.., in Bumgardner. svpt Svr.doy school 9 30 a m worsh1p serv1ce . 10 45a m . NOR:TH BETHEL Unit.d Methodlt! Church Rev Cnorles Dom190n postor Sunday School q 30 o m . Wonhip Servtce , 10 A.5 a m . Sunday Bib le Study 7 00 p m . Wednesday proye1 m-flng. 7 XI pm HOUSE OF PRAYER AND PRAISE Ub.''Y FRIDAY , O CTOSE R 11 . 1979 U Czeeh nver DOWN llnctine It Wool source 7 C.ndlenut 17 S.al for baby tree fiber 18 IV)' Leaguer 8 canada 's flymg IJ Sty omHffient !3 ObU!m U Earthly, 2CI L.DOk over 10 Increase 23 Narrow til< deptll of v& Uey PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY , Roclno dovs 1 1 KNEw IT' Or-,: ~ERE : W~AT CROUTON WITH ARE WE &R-'PE JE.Lif v:· -<. 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'> ,._, 1) I I JO Johnny Carson J I~ M ov1e U II\ A Mdn Hang Up . 8 ABC Ne w~ 33 M ov1e Count Yorg o Vam p 1r e 10 Mov1 e ... he Terror 1l 11 ~ S Char l1e s Angeh 6 Mov1 e The Bnoo ot ~ rrlnkenste1n 1J Monty P.,thon ~ Fl ~ , ng (1rcu!> ]J 11 5S ~ Bl o I 00 M 1Ci n,ght SP<t"c,al) I ~ Juk e Bo• 8 M ovte Trog 10 N €'w~ IJ r () J () r) PURROA j l I r---.--...-'now arranQe the CIICteo lOne· ~ t ~ 6 Fam il ~ I OS Ne w~ I r I I() Ma ~•e Lillie (tQdr<; I I 130 Ne,., \J 'lO M ov1P Wild n lht' ') ~ y ~ ')() Star Trek 17 STOLJ E _.__.,..,....., 1 TO 11 1s IVKVVZ -, ~'-,. BERPO ~-· -- iii Curta ln call " K j ·" r~ '=:':: Pr ICE' '" R rgh t J G,}mC' 1/ II One letlrr Mmply :. tands for anot hl"r In 1h1s u mpl e- A 1s u 1ed f o r the lhree L 's, X for l he two O's, etr Sangle l<'ll ers apostrophes , tht' lenc th and formation of the wuni1 arP all h1nt s E1rh day th e rode l r Hers att: dttferenl Route 124 W1lltam H obock , pastor . Sun· day school 10 a m Sundov ev•ning ,., " 'c• 6 30 p m Wednesdov "nlng 1 er vtce 7 CARPENTER BAPTIST , Rev . Fr . .lond Norris. pastor Don Cheadle , Supt Sun day School. 9 30 o m . Morning Worshl, 10 30 a m Prayer Sen·lce . alternate Sun- c a .... e ll ]())] " · charge head pm BURLINGHAM CHURCH , Route I , Skode Pastor Don Block "'ffilroted ...,lth Southern Baptist Convention Sunday school . 1 30 p .m . Sunday wonh1p. 2 :Kl p m Thursday even1ng Bible study , 7 p .m . '•· I WELL . i ',\ 1 18 Flied DAILY ( ' RYPTOIIllOTE - Hero's ho" lo "ork it · BAPTIST "' Joy slave's Ave , posf Burger Chef Pom.roy Eugene Antpoh . pastor ~undoy school. 10 o m . morning worshtp 11 o m Evenrng wor shp Sunday . Tue1doy and Frldoy , 7 30 SOUTHERN ~- 10- l% Aquatic aruma! 17 Doze oft 14 Reconilng m11teriaJ u ,O.ct NBC New'i J IS ABC, N ew'> l J C drol BurnPI! n CBS News 8 10 !:lob N cwhar· 1.' Over Eds.~ 70 11 1 00 Js A (rowel )1> T1c Tac Om ,gh R N r<w s 10 Ne>AiyweCI Game 13 Lo ... e Amf' r,c an Sty le IS Santor e! &. Son 01<1o. 31 Wage old style !.1 GaJruay ~Lose one's colon t Attempted !I Wanl .... YHtenlly '• Alllwrr II Musketeer ' s !7 Infertile fOil t9 Cubic n Sptre meter Terry offiC I& I o JO TO torm me !iurpnse answer a!> sug g&Sied ~ llie above canoo"' 0" [ l J X1 I J" SATURDAY . OCTOBER 11. J'79 'JO W orld at Larqe 17 e 00 Socte t ,ec; 1n Trttn\illon 10 !l u m<'!n O lm(> nston 17 o )0 Sa t urr1~v Report J TV Classroom 8. U S F Mm R eport 10 Kenfucky Al 1eld ll lf''i You r Bus1ness 17 1 00 UnriP Wn ldo 3 Porky Pig & F r 1end!> 8 I t s Your Bus1ness I 0, 1 An1mats. Anr mal s. Antmals 13 Three StOOQes 17 !An swers tomonowl 10 L •ll le Rascals ) Matters of LO TI O"-! WHE N CE L de 6 N ot for W omen Only 10 . PIKER SWISH "'&S ierday s Jum(}leS Scooby and Scrappy Doo 13 What the :;oren "> il• tl 1 1 tter:.elf as 5ht' ... as 1 An!we, <ID~.no a c rte \l t•y Tho• • ,, ,., do we 11 1'4 0 T 9 oo-Da H y D ue l<. 3 15 Sup erlnends ..VORT~ MY Will '-. 6 13. M1ghty Mou'e HICk le & JPckle 8. 10 . Ultra Man 17 "~'"'No 1l. <:ont•tnlng110puuln,I ••••II•IH•To• S1 7S poe.-.. 30 Cas per J 1S Partr 1dge ffDftll.....,...,cJOthlt IWW~Ipt f, 80 a34 , Hc>rwood, N J 07IMI.oooc l. . . . . Family 17 ....._ ....... rip 'locte end m1fle cfM.ckl PIYibit> to Hrnp J 1 t l aII 9 00- FrP d A. BMnev ) ,I S. P lastiC Ma n 6 1'1 , Bugs !:! unny R oad Runner b 10 Maver1ck l l Pnnt answer here ,----- -- ---- 10 00 ) u per Globetrotter~) I ) M o,. +e Captcun Blood 17 10 10 New Shmoo 3 I~ Popeye 8 Mo,.,c Jusl1ce o r the We s t tO 1 00 F lr~c;h Gor d on 3 IS ) p11:1er Warnun 6 1) 11 10 r ,odi ill d 1 n MVP World Sc nes Ed1t1on 6 Fat Alber' 8 Act1on New o;. for K1d'!. IJ 1?00 Jonny Que~ t ),IS Weekend ) pto cr a l I ] Jdo;.on at Star Com mund 8 Mo ..,•e " The Evil of Frilnlten".tln· 17 17 30 Jet:.ons J IS World )ertes. o I J far t iJn Su per 7 8 Hogan ~ Hr·rOC'"> 10 Croc l<etl s l,o1 c tory GarDe n n 1 00 B'q Bl ue Marbl e J In The ~ no.._ 10 PTL Cl ub IS We st Vorqon1.:J Out door o; JJ 10 Thl'> I" l he NFL) JO M 1nuteo;. 8 Old Housew ori<. s )) 00 Voy.rlgP to the B ollom o f thf' Sea ) V •e ,.,.po,nt 8 Mov re Journey Ia the U nkno,.,.n 10 M o~1C W a l l Larsen 17 Mrlo;t prp!PCe Theatre )) 10 M o v1e "Colter 8 00 M c>VIf> They Mtgh t Be G1 dnl ~ W restl.n g I S Up ~ l;, o rs. Oowm,t alrs )] )0 Coll ege Foolbal l Today 6 1J 1 ~ ~ Co l lpge Football o 13 .1 00 Nash..,llle o n the Road 10 APIIPr Way 1~ Mov te Bran ded ' 11 Whe n the Boat Come~ In l) 4 JO Sport s Spec tacular 8 Pop G(){'S the Count r y 10 ) 00 F-ree To Be Me 3. Dolly 10 . L•IIIP Rt~ !icals 15 Copmg w 1th K•ds 10 . Catch)) J) JO f e@lmgs ]) Parler Wagoner 10 Abbott & Coste l lo 15 . Cro<:kf'l l 5 Vic tory Gdrden 10 ) 55 C allege Scorebo ard 17 6 00- N ews 3. tO God has the An ~we r lS Wres t ltng 11 'Jpsta1rs Downsta1rs 10 6 J0 N BC N ews 3, IS M uppet Sho w R CBS N ews 10 Know Your St hools JJ 00 Odnce F~ver J . Law rence We ll<. IS. Hee Haw 6.8 . Once Upon A C la sstc 33 . Bug!> B unny 10 ~ ~ B eauty Show 1). All Cr P~tlure-s Gre-at & Sma ll 20 JO Trouble w dh M othe r 3 K1cKs tO ~100 . 000 Name That Tune 13, World War II )) OD- Ch tp s 1. 15 Ropers 6. 13 . Work1ng Stith 8, 10 , P op Got"s T hl.' Country 11, Masterp iece lhe atre 20 . Europe the Mighty Conltnent 33 8 30 - Detective Sc hool 6.1 3 Bad News Bears 8. 10, Thai Nashvill e Musi c 17 9 00- BJ & the- Bear 3. 1S , Love Boat 6,1 ] , B19 Shamus , little Shamus 8 10; NBA Basketball 17, B le;,cher Bums 20. Mo\lle " A 0 ('1 1GIIe Ba lance " 33 . qa 10 00 Man Called Slo.!ine ).15 Hart to H<11 t 6. 13. Pan s 8 10 10 10 GreonebMd 10 11 00 News 36 , 8 .10,1 3. 1 ~ . ll t>ABC N ew~ 0 Python s 33 11 JO Sa turCia y N1ght Live 3 15 Mo\ 5 World Amer1ca Be auly Pagear1 1 6 MOVIE' All Mtne fa G1ve B Earle Bruce Foot ball 10 Col lege ~ootball I) Don K ,rshn er ~Rock Concer-t 17 1] 00 M ov •e Goodbye Columbus " 10 t M o ... 1e " The V 1ctors " 3. Ju lo. e Bo• 17 I J() N B/lo 8a5ketboll 17 . 1 00-ABC News I) J 30- News 3 J 00 M ov1e Th e D evil a l 0 (loc k J Mo vie H urri cane l 51and I! oo- SUNDAY . OCTOBER \ 4 1979 30 (11u r ch Serv1ce 17 6 00- LOS W orld Con f erence 10 Act ton Nev. s. mak er 1] Betwe en the L1ne~ 17 6 30 LOS World Co nference 3. Bf'lle r Wa y 8 +<Id S are People T oo I] J ~>rry F=a t well 8 Urban Lea gue 10 Jimmy Swt'lggart 17 )0 E d d1e Sa u nder s 6 . J erry Fa lwei I 10, The B 1ble Answers t) J1mmy Swa ggan 15, Chrtsf tor the World 17 8 oo- G race Cathed ral 6 . C hr1st lor the Wor ld 13 Three Slooges 17 Se same St 20 .33 8 30-0ral Rober t s), Rev Leonl'lrd Repass 8 Co ntact 6 Jame s Robison Presents 10 , Lower l1ghthouse 13. Open B ib le 1.5 9 00-Gospel Smt;~t"9 Jubi le-e 3. O r al Roberls 10. R e) Humbard 6 , Chnst1an Center 8. Rev Jim Franklin 1] Ernest Angley 15 , Lost 1n Spr!tce I Mister Rogers 20.33 q 30-Roberl Schu ller 8. E lee Co 33 , It Is Wntten 10 , Gospe l Outreach 1) , Sesame St 10 10 00---Human D1menslon 3, K ids are People Too 6. Movie " How T o Stea l a Mt llron " 10 Jimmy Swaggarl 13 , Gospel singing Jubilee 15, Haz el 17 , Studio See 33 10 30- Ru Humbard ) , Ernest Angley 8. M ov ie " Pillow Ta lk " 17, Zoom 20 , B1g Blu e Marbl e 33 IT 0 0-Re• Humbard IS; Rev Henry Mahl!n ll : E lee Co 20 , F eellngs 33 11 JO- At Issue 3, Anima ls 6, Face the Nat ion 8 , Rev R A Wes t 1); Wrld World of Animals l l 12 (10-Meett hePressJ. lS , I ssues& Answers 6, TJ; American lift Sty le 8, Ohio Jour nal 10 · Movie "San Antone Ambush" 33 . 12 30-Son ny Randle . Football 3, Ohio Unlverslty Football Highlights 6; NFL ' 79 IS : NFL Today 8, The Issue 10; Evangel istic Outreach 13; All Creatures Great and Small 20. 00 r �10- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy 0 ., Fnday, Oct 12. 1979 Family-run coal company wins court suit PITTSllURGH t API - A falll>ly run coa l company won a $1. 2 null1on federal Jury verd>cl after claumng II was illegally targeted by United Mme Worke rs pickets m thr1r 197778 st nke . " We' re a non -unwn , fa m ily operation , and the UMW picketed us like we were a Wlion company , .. L·o urtrucm of U .S D1strwt Judgt• Damel Snvder . " It was·a m~htmare . '111L' p1ckds druvt our men crazy . Wt:! had tu tlln~ guards and everythmg, " he '3>d . KL"rry Cua l. a str ipper a bout 40 uules north of ht:!rC rn the heart of Penn sy l vca ma 's so ft coal regwn , Area Deaths Vernon Kerry , pres1dent of Kerry Coal Cu., sa>d after the verdict was handed down Thursday 111 th e tContmued from page I t which I ha ve been conv>cted and I want everyone to know that ," Boyle insisted in a typewntte n statement read 111 court . Sue.<ii Penthouse CHARLOTTE , N .C. I AP I - A 19-yea r-<lld Charlotte woman filed suit Thursday against Penthouse magazine , allegmg she wa s eoer c ed mto usmg coca1nt> and hav in g sex with a photographer during a " Pel or the Month .. photography sesston . The lawsUit filed in Mecklenburg County Superior Court by Teresa Mackey also claims she was not paid for the centertold photography session. The suit act·uses the New York-based magazine, its publisher Bob GucCione and art director .Joe Brooks, a photographer, of fraud, and seeks more than $1.6 million m damages. A lawyer for the magazine , .Joseph Kraft. told the Charlotte Obs. rver the allegations were "fa lse and without foundation m fa ct. Jt >sa lie . .. Given free hund W!\S~UNGTOI\ ,,,p , - TI1e Jluuse . turnmg back efforts to relllStdt e price LH1s home on heaUng oil, diesel fuel a nd domes t> c crude ml, has given Pres>dent Carter a free hand in settmg oil..pricmg policy . In two decisive energy v>ctones Thursday for the president, House members sol tdly rejected a r guments by liberals that the administration 's deregulation pol icies were lm mg oil mdustry poc kets at the expe nse of American conswners . The House first voted 257-135 to let stand Carter's plan fur allowing the prt ce of domestically produced crude ml to rise to world market levels by mid-1981. The president has said this is a crucial element in hi s drive to reduce U.S. reliance on imported mi. TUF-SDA Y MEETING Group Tw o of the Un>ted Presbyterian Church, Middleport wi)J,_meet Tuesday , Oct 16. at the home of Mrs. l.ewts Sauer With Elizabeth Burkett as co-host£ss at 7:30 p.m .Ruth Woodard will have devotions . VETERANS MEMORlAL Admttted -- Timothy Frazier, Pomeroy . Discharged-Peggy White . George King , George Ebersbach, Rtchard Glassgow HI C; H !\NO UlW TO I.l':DO , Oh>n ',\P ' - :vl r ami Mr s. I.awr enn· MurrCJ y arrangL•cJ to nbtam rt moon rock to rlispl.ay at tlw Toledo Gem and Rockhuund Club Show . They also obtamed nodules scooped from the ocean floor so me :lO.OOO feel bel ow the surface . The show ran thu s d1 spl ay spec unens from the highest and lowest pom ts rea ched by man . HARDY MUMS 6lfz" POT $1.00 each or s;ssro Large selection of House Plants and Hanging Baskets. HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE 992-5776 Syracuse, Ohio HERTHA J . COMPTON Prominent Pom~roy busint!ss woman Hertha J . Compton , 67 , 210 W. Main Street, died Thursday mormng at Holzer Medical Center . Mrs . Compton who was c<HJwner and manager of Goessler Jewelry was born Nov . 10, 1911, the daughter of the late Christopher and Otillia Jesse . She was also preceded in death by nine brothers and sisters . Mrs. Compton was a member of the Ladies Oriental Shrine _ Survivors include her hus band ~ . W. Compton, one daughter, Ramona K. Compton, Athens; one stster, Erna Jesse, Pomeroy; me brother , Albert .Jesse , Pomeroy, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Sunday at2 p .m . at the Grace Episcopal Church with the Rev . Robert Graves and the Rev . W. H . Perr>n officiating . Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery . Fnends may call at Ewing Funeral Home after 2 p.m . Saturday . Settlements approach $15 million figures :-IE WPOHT . Ky t API - C>.lt-ofcourt st-ttlements m connection with the Beverly Hills Supper Club f1re disaste r approached $15 million as the latt'sl proposal wa s flied Thursda1 111 Ca mpbell C~rcuit Court '11 tt• proposed settlement , totalmg $4 I Itnllwn . comes on top of pr t'\'lOtt<; se ttlements resulting from the M11v 28 , 1977, flre that took the ltves 165 people and mjured aO oth ers. Those se ttlements by msurance cotm1mes. utilities and the club's owners amounted to $10 million . A co urt -appo inted re ce 1vcr ts mvestmg th e funds while litigation uf conllnut•s The new proposal , which wa s worked out bt>l ween attorneys for UH~ ~wtuns and some defendants, mdudt>s $3 mtllion from about 900 ws uran ce eompanies participatmg m pool arrangements called the In s uran ce Services Office and the Kentucky FAIR Plan . Olher se ttling defendants listed mrlude : Contmental Casualty Co, $700.000 : Sterlmg Ltght Co , $75.000 : (;roman Corp , formerly Coleman Cable ;md Wire, Inc ., $300,000 ; Le nnox Industries Inc., $100,000 and S>erra Electn c Dlv>ston of Sola Ba s1r Industries , $525 .000 The defendants, except for the msurer s, either made or distributed eqUipment used 111 the club or of a type used m tJw rlub ·.., ro nstruct10n . Calll p!Je ll C trcut l Judge John D>slun' s off>ce sa>d that a JOint Chillicothe man facing DWI charge One car w&s extensively damaged and il' dr>ver was charge<! with driv >ng while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident as the result of a wreck at 12 ::!! a .m . Pridayon Mulberry Ave ., Pomeroy . Pomeroy Police said a car driven by Michael Park , Chillicothe, went out of control. went across the s>dewalk and struck a wrought iron hand ra1ling at the front of the Sacred Heart Church . Park was taken t o Veterans Memorial Hosp>lal for treatment of injuries by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad . The Pomeroy Squad was also called to Hose Hill at 3 :29 a .m . Friday for Paul Simpson , Sr., who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. zone manager TI1e prom otion of Lonnie J . Weddle to zone manager has been announced today by Edwin A. Sieveking , V>ce President of the Mid-Atlanti c Marketing Area of The Kroger Co. , which 1s in charge of the operati on of stores m this area . As zone manager, Mr . Weddle will ha ve the operational responsibilities for the Kroger stores in Ripley and Parkersburg. W. Va . and Belpre, Manetta. Pomeroy. and Gallipolis . Mr . Wedle has been working as the assistant stores operation services mana~er . Prior to h>s last assign· ment, Mr . Wedle was soore manager tn Blacks burg, Va . Mr. Wedle began his career with Kroger tn 1957. Mr. Wedle and his wife Wanda , along with their four children, will be moving to the Parkersburg area . BOAT SPACE & R.V. SPACE FOR RE~T High & Dry, behind cyclone metal fence - Protected! Outside or Inside space, 90,000 sq. ft . located Point Pleasant, W. Va . T.N.T. area across from Mason Counly Industrial Park, formerly used by Mason Furniture Corporation . Office open 10 a .m . to 4 p.m., Sarurday, 10 a.m . ·2 p.m . For more illformation, call Huntington, 304-525-4065 session would be scheduled later with U.S. Distnct Judge Carl Rubin ID hear objections to the proposal. DISkin and Rubin have been hearing all the litigation simultaneously . About 40 more defendants who produce aluminum devices or PVC Wife msulation are scheduled for Clvil trial on Dec. 3 in a joint session of state and federal courts. Lawyers for the victims contend that the fire started through failure of an aluminwn-to-<:opper cooductor and was spread by wire insulation wh>ch also produce-d tolric fumes . Dtskin and Rubin on Wednesday took under advisement motions to dismiss both the wire and aluminum manufacturers as defendants . Jacob Stein, attorney for the waring firms . contended there was nu direcl ev iden ce that the a luminum defendants ' products were used m construction of the buildmg . ~:dgar Strause, lawyer for the wire companies, made a similar argument. He added that many produets in the &>uthgate, Ky ., club were capable of producmg hydrochloric gas when burned . Stanley Chesley, lead attorney for the victims, satd he woudd prove thai an alwnmum-to-copper connector caused the fire . He said the fire and po1son gas were spread by the PVC wtre . Fidel 1Continued from page 1 I U.N . Se c retary -General Kurt Waldheim will provide a presidential welcome for Castro , who w>ll be making his first address tD the General Assembly m 19 years . The bearded revolutionary will be speaking to the 152-oat>on body as Cuban head-{)f-state , and he is expected w concentrate on the non aligned surrunit he was the host of >n Ha vana last month. Castro'sst.aff told U.N . offictals he will speak for about an hour, far less than the more than four-hour speech he made m 1960, which stil l stands as a U.N. record. As Cha irman of the non-aligned m ove ment , Castro tried unsuccessfully w steer the Third World nations into the Soviet camp at Havana. A slim majority, led by Yugoslavia's President Josip Broz Tito, the elder statesman of the movement, blocked the shift and pushed home a declaration settmg the movement firmly on middle course btotw~en s uperpower politics . Castro also is expected to discuss th e current flap with the United States over the presence of &>viet com bat troops on his Car ibbean island . ln an airlx> rne interview en route to th e Umted States, the Cuban leader made lighl of President Carter's plans to step up the U.S . mthtary presence m the Caribbean and to stage a Mar.ine landing at Guant.anamo Bay, the U.S. Na val Base m Cuba , next week . GRANTED DIVORCE In Meigs County Corrunon Pleas Court Connie Lynn Mays was granted a divorce from Donald Ray Mays . The marriage of Connie A. McDaniel and Gerald L. McDaniel was dissolved . SQUAD RUNS Three calls were answered Thursday and Friday morning by the Middleport Emergency Squad . At 10 :37 a .m . Thursday the unit took Martha Stewart, Route I, Middleport, to Holzer Medical Center. At 11:30 a.m., Thursday, Timothy Frazier, 769 S. Fourth, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 4:25 a.m . Friday the unit went to Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy, fOI' seventh month old Jerry Hardwick who was running a high temperature . He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. claimed 11 susta>ned $6 ,000 Ill damage to lls t>quipmt>nt plus lost profits . Union offi c ial s could not be reached for comment, but a union so urce sa1d the verdict will be appealed . " $1. 2 million is oothiljg to sneeze at, but in terms of past verdicts against the UMW , it 's not out of lme ," sa1d the Wlion source , who asked not w be identif><d . " The jury found that there was a s e condary boy co tt, which is a VlOlatwn of the Taft-Hartley Act," the source said , "But by its nature , th<• verdict doesn't set a precedent. " "We understand it was one of the largest settlements ever agaisnt a llllion in western Pennsylvania ," said Kerry . Kerry Coal, whose 35 employees mine about 2SO,OOO tons o f coal a year near Portersville , sued the JOO,()()()..member UMW on Feb . I , 1978, almost a month before the unton ' s Ill-day nationwide strike was set tled . .luniclr Mi~'~' dt•adlint' !) p.m. this Sunday Miss Janice Carnahan, contestant's chainnan for the 1979~ Meigs County and Vinton County Junior Miss Programs, aMounced today that the deadline for tlle Junior Miss Program is Sunday at 5 p.m. Any high school senior girl of Meigs or Vinton Counties planning to enter the finals should contact Southeast Ohio Junior Miss, Inc_, P. 0. Box 104, Pomeroy , 45769 or by calling Miss Carnahan at 94~2700 . The second practice session will be held at the McArthur Community Building Sunday afternoon at 5 p.m. All Meigs County contestants are to meet at the Meigs Inn, Sunday at 3:45 p.m. to leave in a group to travel to Vinton County for practice . The finals for both counties will be held November 17 at the Meigs Junior High Schoolauditoriwn, Middleport, at 8:10p.m . The swt named Pittsburgh-based UMW District a, three individuals, and the union 's national leadership . Kerry said UMW International President Arnold Miller lllld his vice President, Sam Church, gave depositions . " The caselastedayearandahalf, but it was worth it, " Kerry said in a telephone interview from his Portersville home . "At times we had seven attorneys working on it and their fees would have run into tlle hundreds of thousands of dollars." In addition w $1.2 mHlion, tlle UMW will have w pay Kerry Coal's legal fees if the verdict stands up, a JACKSON - A regonat publicinterest group Is asklng State Sen. Oakley Collins to support an increase in gasoline taxes and vehicl e registration fees to pay for road improvements. " We cannot afford the politics of delay, " wrote Robert 1.. (Bob) COLUMBUS, Ohio I AP) - The state attorney general has asked the Ohio Supreme Court to order state inspection of gas rate increases which are attributed to highe r fuel costs . Attorney General William J . Brown said Thursday that the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has failed to review such mcreases, "leaving consumers with no protection against the possibility of price gouging." "The commissio n's inaction m eans that the gas utilities can make their own determinations as to how alleged cost increases will be paid by Ohio consumers." Brown said . TIIC attorney general said that recent legislation passed by the Legislature directs the PUCO to protect consumer interests by scrutinizing all claims for cost• related price increases before added fuel costs are passed through to gas users. He charged that the PUCO has failed to co mply with the VOL 13 Legislature's directive. . Under tlle legislation , the PUCO 15 required to: - Establish a " purchased gas adjustment rule" which establishes a uniform method to be used by all Ohio gas utilities regarding any pass-through of increased gas costs. -Re quire the submission of periodic reports by gas utilities . -Conduct audits, investigations and periodic hearings to verify the accuracy and reasonableness of requests by utilities for cost..-elated price increases . "It has been a year since this rul~ was adopted, but it is still not being enforced," Brown said. Brown asked the Supreme Court to issue writs of mandamus and prohibition w require the PUCO to comply With the Ia w PUCO spokesman Steve Brash said the commission scheduled a special meeting for Friday with the attorney general's staff and its own counsel to discuss Brown's allegations . l .• J DFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12,2 to 5 (CLOSE AT NOON t -O~_!~~~::~-=-~~ST C~':Rl!~·.:_':_O_M_E~~~------.J 115TH ANNIVERSARY SALE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE FIRST FLOOR EUREKA SWEEPERS MEN'S & BOYS' TIJBE SOCKS MEN'S WORK SHIRTS TABLE COVERS MEN'S WORK BElTS BOYS' JACKETS MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS MEN'S SUITS DUTCH FUWIER BULBS IDNELS STEW POTS MEN'S PAJAMAS CWB AWMINUM CARHARTT WORK ClOTHES MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS WINlUK YARN MEN'S WORK SHIRTS ----SECOND FLOOR---- WOMEN'S SWEATERS JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR WOMEN'S GOWNS & ROBES CHILDREN'S SLEEPWEAR GIRLS' DRESSES HALf SIZE COATS MISSY COORDINATES WOMEN'S SWEATERS EXTRA SIZE COORDINATES JUNIOR COATS COSMETICS MISSY SPORTSWEAR PRE-TEEN SPORTSNEAR NO 37 GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASANT BY LARRY EWING GALUPOL!S Finan cial analysis may show a rleficit this year for the operation of the Gallia County Local School District. A board member said Saturday morning, prior to the openmg of that body's regudar monthly meeting , that a preliminary study of the system's financial status conducted by Dr. Gary Toothaker, who became district superintendent at the beginning of this academic year. indicated that the local 's schools would be approaching a deficit by tlle end of this calender year, and would show a massive deficit next year . Dr_ Toothaker said during the meeting that the resudts of a financial analysis- requested by the local district- conducted by tlle State would be available within the next two weeks. According to Toothaker , I f r preltminary I'nformation on the findings or that study confirm tllat the district will show a deficit . A special meeting of the board will be held within the next two weeks for a formal presenl<!twn of the findings or that analysis . One board member said Salurday that if the suspeeted deficit was con firmed it would be necessary for the district to etther close for a limited period 1a school district cannot le gally operate with a deficit), or attempt to borrow funds from the State. Supenntendent Toothaker reported during !he meeting that a Balanced Budget Committee, chaired by Assistant Superintendent Dave Campbell, had been formed to attempt to trim spending from U1e 1980 budget . According to Toothaker, th e comm1 ttee Is, " ... wrest I ing with an highway maintenant.-e am improvements. " The 1highway ) systems in southern and southeastern Ohio rnat nlained by county , city and townships need attention now, not two years from now, " Evans311id. entine SUN DAY. OCTOBER 14 . 1979 MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY PRICE 35 CENTS DESPITE HEAVY rain Thursday and Friday, thousands of visitors Bob Evans Fa1111S Saturday as the ninth aMual fall festival continued. The festival, a three-day tribute to America's rural heritage, conjan~r~~ed eludes today along Rt. 35, outside of Rio Grande . This Larry Ewing photo was taken early Saturday morning !rum eastern hilltop side of Rt. 35, looking northwest toward Ri o Grande . See additional photos on B-4 today . . •,· ',' ',' Fifty years ago this month •,• ',' ::: Great crash on nation's stock exchanges recalled By TERRY KIRKPATRICK AP Newsfeatur~ Writer NEW YORK ! AP J - In those years, people bought the1r first radiO oets. and heard Rudy Vallee croon Women voted for the first time , and those who were "modem" had their half bobbed a nd stayed out all night . And anyone wtth any ,gun1ptioo at all borrowed on h>s life insurance and joined the rush for a share of the "New Era ." Common stocks coudd be bought for a s little as 10 percent down They only went up , tt seemed. A decade later the president was ' telling them over the radio not to , fear their fear, a million people were seemg the U.S.A. by boxcar . ami the ·safest buy down oo Wall and Broad Streets at the New York SIUck Exchange were the apples of a hungry street vendor . At that corner of the umvers.! 50 years ago this month , day turnL>d to night, and the da"n would be long 111 commg . Rarely ha s a dream or S(J many cullapsed so abruptl y 1nto such despw . " My grandfather lost a m>lhon 111 the !<lock market crash ," a New York artist SBid rec1!ntly . " If he hadn 't , 1 wouldn't be drawing pictures . I'd be out on my yacht. " In some ways tlle Great Crash on the nation's stock exchanges in October, 1929, midway bet ween the world wars, helped brmg on the Great Depression. Almost overmght ·it evaporated a lot of investment money and played havoc with a number of banks and corporation s feeding off the stock market. Many failed when the market did . But the U.S . economy was growmg weaker by the month >n 1929. TI> e number of houses bemg bmlt wa s declinmg steadily . The output of fa c t ort es was fallmg . Some c•cononusts think people had bought all the cars and radios the y wanted or could alford for a while. Warehouses began to fill up and mvestment m new factories, wh1 ch had fueled the economy. dned up . In tht s h g ht . the stock market crash ~as only a s ymptom of a larger 1ll Whether cause or effect of the !Jcpress1on - It was likely a bit of both - the crash prompted stric t KOvemment regulation of the one~ w>ld and woolly game of stoc·k trading . It tamted the attitude s of potential '1ock buyers for dc'Cades and ha s acted as a sort of governor un tht: ex uberan c e of markd professiOnals ever smee. Law ~nd mem o ry have prevented a rt>currence. for 50 years at least . Tunes were good tn the '20s. nu questiOn , and it ~emcd that thmgs would a lways get be l ter . Th e number of cars on the road nearl y quadrupled . The number o f nulhonalres rose from fewer than a hundred to more than 500. And hadn 't Herbert Hoover . a conmton sense engineer, sa1d in hts campa>gn that ··the poorhouse >s vamshmg from among us ," thut "our country has entered an entirely new era" and that " I have no fear!'i for the future of our country . It ts bnght With hope .. ·· i\nd hadn ' t tht' oppo s 1ng De m oc rats m t.ht.> 1928 electiOn c ho~n John J H..as kob , tht.• tyeoo n und Wall Street bull. '" tht•if ( hmrman" And hadn 't he wnttcn a rna~azine article entitled. " Eve rybody Ou~ht Ul Be H1ch ..., (11astng the dremn . the y rushed tmo the s toc k rnarkt.'t . tht.' w1 se and the unwtse, the little guy and the big Meigs Commission receives grant to build access road By Katie Crow POMEROY - The Meigs County Corrunissioners announced Saturday they had received approval from the Farmers Home Administration of a $200,000 grant for the purpose r:l. building an access road from Union Ave . to the new Multi-Purpose Health Center located adjacent to Veterans Memorial Hospital on Mulberry Heights. In making the anno uncement, board president Richard Jones stated , "In 1m , a HUD Block Grant was received for the same fa cility 111 the amount of $180.000 and has never been used . '' " We will now apply the new grant Meigs hoard holds special • meetmg MIDDLEPORT-The Meigs Local School Distnct Board of EducatiOn me t in special sess1on Friday evening . Supt. David Gleason outlin ed the activities of the day and reported an increase in attendance at the Harrisonville School. The board then moved into executive seSSion to discuss plans for a negotiating session which began at 11 a .m. Saturday at a Pomeroy church . New teams representing the board of education and the Metgs Local Teachers Asociat1oo were to be doing tlle Saturday negotiatin g in hopes of ending !he three Wl'<'k old teachers strike m the district . MATIRESSES PIANOS SWIVEL ROCKERS ROCKER/RECUNERS OCCASIONAL CHAIRS with the $180,000 grant making a total of $380,000 total funding for the project," Jones observed . "The project now gives us opporturuty to construct a new hard surtace highway from all fa citities that will intersect with Union Ave ., " Jones stated . " It also allows 109 acres of county owned property to be opened up for future development such as low and moderate tncome housing," Jones said . Jones further stated, "Since all plans for this road have been completed the board would hope to offer the project for bid immediately . " The project is hoped to be completed by early summer of 1980 . Commissioners expressed sincere thanks to • Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Reg ional Development District and especially Kim Shields and J eff Burt for assistance in obtaining the grant and to Congressman Clarence M>ller, whose office provided vital input into the securmg of the grant . CARRIE GUINTHER, daUIIhter of Mr. and Mrs. James Guinther, Soulllem High School during halftime actlviUes Friday night, With queen Carrie Is Jonathan !lees, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rees, Jr., Racine. Syracuae, was a-owned homeooming queen of operator , tht.• carele ss anti til e cunning . cnatmg a puffed -up . art1f1n a l rnar k t.•t s u sct> pl !b lt · lf1 ,,-JJiarJ~ . Fn~ r yune heard tht: st one~ t 1f tlw nurSt' who turned market Ups f rom ht•r patients mto fat profits. tht' broker' s \'alet who rached quarter rrullwn, the Wa ll bootblack whu dobU led market wtth t1ps from the a cool Strt't..'f 1n th l' btgshot fmanc:ters . ·I'eople thuughtthey had a license li• make SSO.OOO a day ," sa ys I W Rumha m. ti brnkt>r ·s rm· sSt'ngl:'r whu rww rw1s Ins uwn fu-rn . · And ttwy tlld . Th ere wt.• re ilp s ~al u r e And pools ~ i;! r<JU ps uf g u~· s whu t:!t'l logetht•r and pool thetr rnont') t u push <t stock up. ~ u ckt> r t'H'rytx,<.J ~ tn , t h l' f l dump Jt . Thert' Wt'rt' <til kmd s uf nw mpula t1nn \' (· ruk ~ It w a.. ., a vt·ry \10 ient .L:U fl tl' · Bn 1 kera~ t' hous.t• s wtn· opt·ru ng t'Ust onwr ·s room s t•wryv• he rl' H~·r·t· ttw b1~ spenders got a lunt'h ur a shavt·. Anyonl' could s1t lht' day uut li1 the th e.a tt' r- hkt• set'tmg, wt:t k htng Lh t' buys post n~w pn ces un Llll' board ur the t>cker tape . flashed un tht.• WC::IIJ with a translux m e:.ch lnt.·, nowmg by hkt' a nver of fortun e Pn ct's were nsm ~:: as fast as wunwn 's ht:mhnes. wha ch by 1929 Janngly approachet.l th~ kne e . . aswnall y a d ownturn st r u<: k, but alwetys tht.o markt!l recovered and went even htgher . Between August, 1921. and September 3, 1929, th e Dow Jun.·:-; a\·e ragt' of tndus tr ial stock pn ces rost- f97 percent. ·· Peopl e were gomg into the ma r ket m accordance with the (;realer f-ool Approach - 1 buy a stoc k today on tile expectatiOn that I 1'<HJ ~t'll 1t W rt greater fool lolll urrow . ""·ho can seU it to an even grL'd!t'r fuul the next day regardless of Llw underlymg val ue of the .~;,l ock.· · so.tys St.anll'y West , vtce pn sHh.: n! tor bw;1ness research at Lht· \e\.\ Yu- k Stock F.xthange lkst thm~ wt:~s you needl'd only $250 or so 1o buy I I .000 worth of stock from a broker , as !atti c as 10 percent from a banker . Corporations and nVt'fst'<t S Lfl\'t'StOf S got hafidsome ill!~·n•s t fur lending the money to the lklnk.~ . And bank s t·ould even borrow m on c~· from the Vederal Reserve Uuard for a~ low a s 4 1 <! percent in 1!12!1 nnd lend >t for market spe(· ulataun at rates that went as ht~h a s 20 percent . By 1~2!1 , some 600,000 people nellr ly half those thought to own stuc k wen• pla ymg the market "on lll<irgm ," that ts by borrowing rnor Jt.'y . ln that s unm1er. loans to buy stock rose lo nearly $8 .5 b>llion . 1-<tle Ul the SWlU11er , ~veral Continued on D-12 1 Weather Mostly sunny today . Highs in the rrud to upper 50s . The chance of precipitation near zero. BLOODMOBILE VISIT GAI.IJPOIJS - The Tri-County Regional Bloodmobile will visit Gallipolis on Thursday, Oct. 18, from 12 noon to 6 p.m . at Grace United Methodist Church. A special appeal for blood will be made for Mrs . Richard (Beulah) Cremeans, Vinton, who underwent heart surgery recently . Gallia has not met its blood quota the past two visits . Inside todRy. . SHOP FRIDAY TILL 8:00 - SATURDAY TILL 5:00 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY the llceru;e fee for motor veh1d es He said the 3 cent-a -ga llon mc reHse 1s needed to resume the s tate 's highwa y cons tru c tiOn pru~ram as planned , and the SlO license fee hike would provide local goverrunents with more money for Continued on A-2 -----THIRD FLOOR---- PICJURES BEDROOM SUITES RECLINERS LIVING ROOM SUITES WALL ACCESSORIES .. In order for this to be ac <"UIIlplished, there •needs t u be ad ditonal revenues gene rated ," Evans said . He said the SEORC su pports a hike of up to 3 cents a gallon on vehicle fu els and a $10 >nerease tn .·.·.·.·.·· . ·· ·.·.·.··· f: I IS THE FINAL DAY OF OUR from Ci ncinna ti tu Athens . District expected to show a deficit OPTOMETRIST SATURDAY, OCT. 13th The s ~;O l!C wants the support of Collins, an lrunton Hepubhcan . on le~>slatlon to raise highwa y construction and maintenance revenut . Evans said the regime has "a prime inte rest " in the quick completion of the Appalachian Highwa y tmts -------------------------------y f N. W. COMPTON. O.D. : f • Evans, presiden t uf th e Southeastern Ohio Regional Counc>J, in a letter to Collins last week . " The lessons of recent history tell us that inflation will escalate high way construction costs even further . The time is now ," Evans said . + Brown wants hikes inspected ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY <. Regional group seeks support from Collins courthouse spokeswoman said. Kerry Coal claimed that UMW pickets blocked tlle company' s truck and rail shipments, damaged mining equipment and intimidated its employees, Kerry said , "The union did Ibis to us in tlle ~ k and '71 strikes Then , we just too our lwnpa and fixed our equipment and went back to work," he saJd, " But we decided that this time we'd take them to court. The jury really did a nwnber on them today. " "We weren't the only company that had this problem," Kerry said: "But it was a real nightmare whHe II was going on." • Area deaths .••.•........• .. •.....•..•.... .• ..•....•• A-7 Classified ads .......... . ........................... D+ll Lifestyle ....... .. ......... . ................. : . .... B-1-1% Local ... . ............. .. .......................... A-U Farm news ........ .. ..... ... ..................... D-2~ Sports ........ . ........ .... .. .. .... .... .. . .. ... .... C·l.S State and national .. . . .. ............. . .. . -..... .. ... .. D·l TV schedule ....... , ... .... .... · · · ........ · .... · ..... D-C EASTERN QUEEN AND ESCORT- Sheila White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover White, Long Bottom, was crowned Eutem Homecoming Queen Friday night by Janet Brooks, 1978 hOIDI!COOIIng queen . On the left is Ed Holter. the queen 's escort and on right Ia Terry 1.ife , escort of Miss BrOQks. ' .. � 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. 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