https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1e64e04be3cad9d46d9f2dfbf4871850.pdf 5c83cf1fd1a5d4e380fc5d9a07dfb63a PDF Text Text 10 - The Da1ly Sentinel Mlddlepo n -Pomero), 0 , Tuesda), Oct 23, 1979 Supt. Toothaker says: Annual Meigs Farm Bureau meeting held Tuesday Steps must be taken • • to deal with crzszs A Gt'nt' rul t und dt·frt tt ul $282at co rd1n~ tu rl 1er-;un prt' pd t t•d by the Offtu• 11f "'< huul i\ 'LUJdgt'lllt'l l! 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L' t ll pl o~ t ·e~ 1 c he:trgt·s nn short- \<\hu·h must bt• bsut•d <h -.1 rrct has 'cash flm-\ ' t~flt.'r st1 1k e dt c'U ntrdf t St'! wusl't lld lllper t•d \1ondd! , .J< ('lirdl!lg tu dL·pttr t111ent off1 c1a ls It 1 !ht str tkt• 1 IS S(J rn rntmal, Wl' Wdn t e~L'Il fe t•1 1t was nen·ssan to adt·ljuatt· (ash ·l' arr~-o(J\t• r to mt·t•t Janu.arJ and Ft•bnwr) rss£>nlall upt·ratm.c l'X pt·nditurrs ~ rll assist m lllltt· ~ Sundd\ F mplo' L'l' S (Jpt'l ~LiltHI S .1! tllt' S{dl l ' S !0 lllelltcil heo~ J11i lri S tiiUtJun ~ Y. e!t: fliJ1 t•q dfurt lw madt• to rerluC't ' exp(•nditun·s An dutmg let• un t'Xll'ndul Ullllt 'C t' ~sar) rt S..· 1 \ \~t_· nt tdlks f.ukd to pr udr11 L ,1 ' t'!lll'r!ll'lll !l it' 11/ll\111.., tlirt'L'·\1 \ -Jr tu nt r att, to\ t ' flll j..! <i bCJUI !J()(] dt.partlrll'fl! L'lllpi(l\ t 't' S lt dd p!t '\11J USJ\ bt'l ll DutrntM·r 31 su.ffrcwnt 111 !'!Ill' ttl llltl 'l all t•sst·ntJal t•xpt• ndltun·~ for th t• months of .Jar!IUJr) ar1d l 'l'tJrU:Jf\. Uurmg lht•st• months ~ dtuol dJstrHt rt'\t·nut· IS nunnall) at Its lo\<\t'!'!t lt•H•i (;4Hid rnana/.WOll'lll prac·tH't' dt{'tah·s that ll'fm ( ' 1\ 1! \ s~u t Jrtl 1011 S< hool I k)pk111g ount , uf .\1u ru.1<-J), spokt>srnan for Uw Ohtu Dt·p~ll t !l h.:nt of \ 1t·nldl llectlth .md :\tlt.'l11.tl !h'taniL.Jtrnn D'1pkm~ Sd ld pH kt•t1ng at so nw :O. ! i-l lt• 111'-lltUIIO!lS hilS be en diJs..tlute l\ nw fft.·cti H' rn kt•t·pm 1; f ~'ti p l l' frorr 1 rep,1rtmg tt1 y,urk t I· <-H rt s satd lle dtd not have figures tJn hu" mdn\ rx:ople were off Ol e JOb \1on da'. but he sa1 d off1c1als of OCSI :A lo( <~I s hctve mdrcated that as llldll\ (ts i5 percent of Monda) s l.h ud-sh lft .md Tuesday 's hrst -sh1 ft ()( SI : A-;epres t·nted \\Orkers would /ltJI bl.' 1m lht• j OIJ F,u n s r r ltlt' IZed sta te offiC ials for refu.srng to Cl ~ rt·c to brtn g1ng a ft•dt·r a] !llt'dti-tlor mto lhl' ta lks He Si-tld i H SEA \l.uultl not return to the har g<~ tnm g ta blt• until m edwtor <-1 t' tllt: r" negotlatrun s ·111t urn un i:l! so \\ant s assuranlt'S IJ) i-11 ~tnker s v.1ll not be pumshed S!"IL' offi cia ls hav<• sa1d the) wtll not I t>turn to negottatm g until i::lll ~ tnkl' a(_ I lVII) cea ses Dopkm g s<:r 1tl Ill' thd not know 1f or HOWARD H. DAIU. Y ll 1>Wa rd H Dalley, 62 Koute 1, Heedsv11le d1ed Monda} at the '\rcaciJa r--;u r sl ng Home 111 Coo lviJie foUuwmg an extended 1Uness He was born at Portland , a s on of the late John and Cora Conger Daile; lie attended the Un1ted Method1s1 Chu rc h He was a con structi on worker and belonged to Laborer s Lot al Umon 639 , Mane t ta Mr Dat le} res1ded 1n Athens Wasllrngton and Met gs Counties fu; lilt' greater part of hi s hfe Sun 1v1ng a rt' thre-e daughters. "'rs Cene '.\'lary I Phlll lp.s, f .lltle But.lung \1 r:-; James dam t e 1 llilll o fkcds\llle, Mrs Charl es r f )Wl!ld l Stone, IJtti e Hockm g, a Si s te r Mr s Hob e rt A ley C1wileston, W Va " ha lf -broth<•r Onutr Dcu lt•) Hau ne. rune gran' rbon.s, et grandLiaughtt•r, a grea t· grandson He was precedt'tl m dea th by hLS foster parents John and Ella Bush hi s w1fe . Nord Elizabeth fo ur brothers, four half brothers, fou r half Sis t ers rmd a s1ster Funeral s ervKes Will be held a t 1 p 111 W<'dnesday a t the Wh1tr FU!ll' r.t l Home ('oolvt llr- Wllh Ow He\ r ret·lnnd Sorn s offlt'latmg llwl,tl "Ill be 111 ( oolv1lle Ccmetcr) Fncud.s l! l.a ) call at lhe funen-t. l l!omt' .mvtun e i:lft er 3 r m today Born Ju ne 17 1954 , 1n Mason , he Hosc har , S• , and Al1 ee I. Van Meter ll nst har , West Colum bia He wur kl'd for .State O:m~t ru tt1un, served Ill the U S Army, and wa s a member of the West Virginia Na tional Guard a nd Salem Co m mumty Church Sun1vmg, 1n add1llon to hLS paren· Is , are h1s w1fe , Drema W Host·har , a son, J ohnny Ha y Hoschar . Jr , al home. one srster . Len or<:~ M Hoschar . West Colum b1a fou r brothers, George F H~cha r, Jr, Pomeroy, Oht o . Th omas W Hoschar . Hoger L Hoscha r and Jef . fr rl I. Hoscha r , all of Weatlcolum- • You 've known us f o r many years ac th e C1 t1Z en s National Ba nk Bu t our name ha s chan ged to Tile Cen Ira I Trust Company , N A , Souther n Oh 10 DIVI SI On We've been w a t chm g Me1g s Co unty grow And as , t grew, we real,ze d th e day would co'm e wh en we woul d need to lake a bold step to keep pa ce w1th that growth That's [USI what w e've done As th e new Central Tru st Company , -ve ' r e r ea dy to help bu1 ld yo ur future W1th all the serv1ces and fman c , al re so urces you' ll need Stop ' " and say hel lo You ' ll f 1nd a ll th e sa me fr~ en dly face s m th e sa m e conven 1cnt places Th ere's 1ust one new nam e to r emem ber The Cen tr al Tru st Com pany , N .A , Soutllern O l11o DIVI SIOn But you ran rai l u s Central T r us t lliE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY b•a Funeral servtces wtll he twi rl Thursday a t I 30 p 111 at the Foglesong Fum•ral Home wtth the Hev Jam es Le w1s offl<'lallng Bu na l will foll ow tn the ,Kirkland Memortal Gardens . Fnends ma y call at lhe funeral home after 4 p m Wednesday when the F erguson Act, wh1ch outlaws stnkes by publ1c employees, would lx- mvoked He s atd he knew of only one stnkerelated arre s t , a woman who Jumped m the hood of a car Ill an attempt to block 11 from entermg th e Dayton Deve lopmenta l Ce nter Monda y Farn s s a1d p1cketm~ "as gomg on Moncla y al fa c U1hes m Tlffm, Mt Vern on. Toledo . Day ton, Spnn gf1eld Cleveland, Cambndge ard Youngstown McanwhLle, rallftca tlon votes are pendmg on contracts work.-d out between th~ department and two other umon s Both lhe Co nu n unt catwn s Wf5rk er s of ,\rne nra and the Amencan m Jss Hlg so rd AI l!uY.L'\t'r .Juh•1 Lrn Js O(' ...,~ J·. A x1 ·1 uti\ L' du t•t l11r , "'<-liCI tl1t· st1 1kt rs bl· g 111111 n 1-! 1o mwJu uo Ill Area Deaths wa ~ the son of (;eur ge F tnl!'lll tOI. UMBUS, OhiO 1AI'1 l<~lk s thl' st:tt t• s Ml' II1dl llL'ditl l.h.pdltlllen l and d '-'lnkm g pubhL t ' IJI[)J (I\L'l'S UIII O!l rtJ l' !:il.'Jit•flldtl'd amul ~an trl ~ report s rt s to tht• '"-' IV. t'L'tl dt~tru I t'\ Second row , 1 tor, MeliSSa Thomas and Lon Longenette Back row, 1 tor, Pebbles Blake , Jeanrue McClure and Pam Murphy Contract talks stalemated t•duc at1on program and staff A C.t·rlt'fal Fw1d dt'f1c1t uf $282,668 75 1s pr"J'''lt'd fnr 1979 and $953,379 92 Ill !!ISO - " It Is l'SSt'lltlaJ tu nott• tht· l,lstrut mu~1 mo\t' tt l lht· IU''-'IJ aduptl'rl Muumum &dan S<'ht•dult• 111 19MO-SI sdHKll yt•ar Th~ estlmatt-d tH('fl•a st· i11 eost has bt·t·n nH lud(·d 111 th1· 19!W dt'fH II figure e venm~ ·-...- VAHSfTY CHEEKI .EADEHS - Th1s IS the vars1ty cheerleading squad for Ea s tern H•gh School th1s year r runt row 1 to r , e re Beth lillt h1 e a nd Wend y Elkins fl'\('DUt'S, thl' JOHNNY HOSCHAR J ohnn) H<ly Hoschar. Sr 25, West l'olum llla. d 1ed Monda} morn1ng 1n t he Pleaso nl Valley Hosp it a l following a shootmg 1nc1dent Sunda y C ;.;·· • I II o-.p I 1'\ I \ 1·. \\ ... \ ETERANS MEMORIAL Adm itted -Namon Jo s eph , Hutldnd VIetor l,e•fhell, Pomeroy, Lms McKenZi e, H11c1ne, Alma M1ller. M1ddlepon , Emma Dougl•s, Pomeroy, !{Icky Wal~er. H<lcme, Kobert Hupe , Kutland D1 sc harged--Cladys Shumway , Barbara Harns, Jeremy Morns. C1oyd Brookover CooSle Gran! and J ohn West I I '' I 11 l1 it' .j,., l'-1 tf ,., l '- lJ.l( ~ ··d ))\ (tfJ(I/l lL.it\1 ldL ! .J lil!ll ,,) !tdt . t nd h-.. , .II \ t .tr . 19 71t " '-..t,~tf rnt'IIIIH•r s uf til t• I lt~ • p.tl lt llt'lll 11f l .LiUt ~1\ I {J II li lt' I Y.J\h \rtlJ o11 1d ! LfJrl'Se ntiltJ \t':O. uf \uUr "'j ltt~nl 111-.;lr It t t.Ju.-' pdst thret• \4t 't'k" It' I /o [Hl!piJ <.,t• 11f St'tllrln~ tllt r t ( t so..,,u \ tLitd to t~J illph y, tth tht 1{,.,<1! d " l l'qUt'"l 111t flll.t/11 ld l .uJ,th SIS uf Lhl' So: lit lol ! )Jstr J< t 1s t urnplt•ll' <-Jnd hd s nfr~r•al .... tht· district "'-11Uid haH• qu ,Jllfu·d for $373,14 5 10 transpt iftilllml s ub s idll' ~, S2K9,992 111 spt'41al t•duc at run suhs1du.•s ; and. $11 ~ .9 56 111 \ neauonal t•dut·atwn 'ub~ultt·~ Lht• 1978·79 h sc a! year . - ·· J·.XJH'IIrlltun•s ha.,. t' c·t•ntJnued tu Ill< fl'i:.ISt' durinK lht• pt•nnd 19i4 thrttUJ.dl 197~ and pruj('rtion s 1111111 .ttt• a <'ontmuatwn uf UH' reast·s ttl ruugh 1980 - · I ht· proJt' <'lJOns prl'dH I (~t nt-ra! FunU dt•fieJt s fur tht• S<·houl llt~trH't un Dt•t·t•mbt•r 31. 1979 and 'lh·«·mlx•r 31. 1980, based upon t urrt·ut outstandmg nb!Jgaliuns . CALLIE I.IE\ l~G C<ll he ~I I Je vmg , 81. Mason. d 1ed Monda) In the !11orm Memon a l Nu r ~ m g Home . Milton Bum Sept J:l 1898, m !11e1gs County, Ohw. she was a Jau~hter of the late Be n a nd l.e pllla l'renk (;tUliand She wos "' meml)('r of tile Mason Umted Meth ud ts t Chu rch an d wa s preceded m death b\ hn hus band . Adla1 S Lie\ m g. "" hu dJl-d Ill 1971 Survl\mg are a daugh tt:-r , Mrs J..ou1se H tXIf Manhattan. Kansa s one son Hobert r I It'\ 1ng of Hun tmgtun t\.\o s1:ster :s. Mrs Gllbt•rt Meal, Mr s Onli Whi l e both of (;alit polls se\ t•n grand< hlidren iind s tx great-gra ndLhildn·n Funeral .se nJte s will Ue <_'U lldueted Thu rsda) , 11 a m , at the F og lesong F une ral Hom e Wllh the Hev .John Wlll laJll uff1c1.atmg Bu1Jal wdl folio" m the Kirkland M en wnill Gardens F ncnds uw ~ call a t the fun eral honll' on Wt.•dnt> S<.Itn from 7lo 9 p m BOOSTERS TO MEET The Southern Junwr High School Athll'tlt' Hooolers will meet at 7 30 p 111 Wednesday at the sc hool bu lid mg SEEK LICENS~" (;erald Pullins. Jr , 27 . Houle 1, Hull,md . and Angela Kal Glnlher , 18 Pome r o\ d n t' 1114 rl•a st·s Thl· prl' ss ur~ do uhk~ "lth l'\t'f\ 13 fet•t of depth .tlld .tt :.ifi fL l I I hl v. ater press ure JS .tb(Ju1 12l p0 unU s pt>r square·rn ch ,,,1-Jf.~~·-.·': .... ' (t st·wer renovation CHAHLESTON The C.amp Conl e) PubliC Sen••ce D•s tn et, Mason Cou nt), has f1led an apphcallon wllh the Pubhc Serv1ce Corruru sston fo r a ce rtlf1cate of conveme nce and nPce'iSty t u renovate 1t s e:ostUlg sewer .S) stem In tt.< appli ca ti on the dlStncl told the cornnu ss ron ill present se wa ge <.:ollectron s ~ s t e rn 1s (_OJn pn sed of 8rnc h and l()..mch lines and sewage IS p1esently lx-mg diScharged 1nto the Ohio H1ver Witho ut an) treatment Under the 1mpro"'ements t o be ma de, the d1s tr 1rt mte nds to construt t a 120,000 gallon per da} sewaj::!e trea tm ent plant to ehmUlate the d1rect discharge of raw sewage mto the Ohw H1ver The treatment plant Will lx- compl ete With blowers for aeration . chlonnalors , a 1r tift s ludge pump.,, and aU othe r Item s nec~sa ry for a complete secondary extended aera u on sewage treatme nt plant Thf' proposed construction IS estu nated to t ost approxLmately $000,000, a nd w1ll lx- financed by a loan from th e U S Farmers Home Adrmmstra t1on ( "'"P Conic) Public SL'"" "" 01 st rn t IS locatL'd m l\1,1!-Jon CtJUilt) a bout 1'> m 1l e.s north nf lhr l'11\ ol P oml Pleasant, JU<l off Stale K~u te li2 The d1stn d "pnman ly restden tral 111 nature. With :1 motel, an automoliH dealer s hip and a Nat10ual liua n 1 Annnrv ••• . . , r,..0 ff.•H . . ' ' ·.. tc ... , _ • , , ·a-.,... ·$·.'.. ",,, -.;, ' i;{;:-t ·i.•~';) .;. .J'!,!' ' " • •. ''·..t:, }.in ' ,,. . -a: , ., • , ·r . • .;' ~ ·:!. ' ;~ ·.~.·~· .• :. ·-· the wot/d:·: 1Conllnued from page l J Str a ngler " murders that terronz ed Southern Californta wumen for SIX months Btanchl had quietly answered, Yes. I d1d,' as Deputy Dlslnct Attorney Koger Kelly asked h1m 1f he k1lled each of f1ve Vlctl!ns m a stnng of 10 sla)'lllgs from Septemtx-r, 1977 through February, 1978 He also pleaded guilty to one coun t uf conspiracy •• it) (U SPS 145 960) VOL XXVIII NO 135 DEER TAKEN Wallace KusseU, Bradbury Koad , killed a large doe deer us1ng a :;o pound compound bow on the second day of the bow hunbng season The deer we~ghed approxm~ately 190 pounds and was k1lled 1n the Harnsonv1lle area SQUAD CALLED The Mtddleport Emergency Squad was called to Houte I, Middleport, at 7 15 p m Monday for H<lymond W1llord who had a hand lacerallon He was taken to the off1ce of Dr. James Conde car•11ar•tt BROWN DUCK OVERALL 6BF Com fo rt F reed o m Long Wear Obi knees , pockets Elas ll c suspenders tool loo ps e tc ' s,zes 36 to 50 See the comp lete selectton of Carhart! Brown Duck work clothes · men's department lst floor. Jackets 'Vests Hoods _ Coveralls. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY from left uf Rurdette , wer e 'v ernon Nease, Stella Crueser, !111-s Eve• ott Culwell Mrs Kuby Halliclay and ~ r.:; P~u lm ~ Atkrns St>t' Sl111\ and other p1ctures on Page lh • at enttne POM EROY MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24 1979 PR ICE FIFTEEN CENTS Crime rate reported down in Buckeye State By Th t· A ~sor1att·d Prrss De.'iplte a 2 pt::rrt>nl nse n..t! 1onall~ 1n Cnnw Indt'x offenses record ed rn 1978, tile total number of crunes report ed "' OhiO dropp e-d sllgtlll} A total of 500.i7G v10 lt.' nt ,md pro pe rt ~ l rllllL'~ w~r e rt•ported tu law a(Tunt· ra tl' offenses Y. t>rl' r eported nationv.Jck m 1978 V IOlent erune mcludm g murder and noo-fleglrgent me:tn sle:tughter , for cl ble rap e, robbeq and a g ~ra\ated a ss ault . Jumped to H .357 1n OhiO m 1978, up 1 9 per cent from the year bef,.-e The sa ml' offl'!l S€s also roS€ na uona ll) for th"t pt.•nod . but at a muct1 hl ~ht.•r r~tt- - 52 pt·rc t'lll l ht r u-.;t• 6 B per< llrltiOil s prHptrl\ lflLlu t hn ~ b ur hi an u pl'rlud, th t• Hllt l.tru·n~ - ttll'ft COLUMBUS , Ohio 1AP 1 - TI>e Ohto Su preme Co urt an nountt d toda) that 1,221 persons pa>Sl'd the state bar exammatr on g1ven tn July and" •ll bt· adrnl!ll'd to !he practice uf law A total 1 37~ applicant.< look the three-day lest ~1ven 1n Co lumbu s The pa ss rate was 88 5 percent llle coun d1d not Include the name of the highe st Sl'ore r on the test In 1ts ILSt of s uccessful a p pile ants as tl has tn past yea rs l'I J\ dur 111g till' Sdllle htghe~1 <. rlll ll ' r<Jtl' JI St' n;JtJOllWl d L' and fll ut or \ t'hlt h thl'fT r ~~ ~ t· 1 5 per n·r1t ldst H·ar But tilt '>ti ll!l' off t·n~· " tJ n ,pped b~ 1 1 p11 c t·nt 111 OhiU i lilllp~tiL'1. l \i.Jth l!:Ji~ fl gUit''- I orub lt• rapt' d tmbei.l 0 9 of 1 pt'l(t•rt In Oh111 L1st \ear , wh de IIIO{()f \ehH Ito tiWft rOSL' 0 8 li f 1 '\ gi,.! r ~t\ .tted ;1s..o;.;ault JUIIIJ>l'd H.'j f)l'r< t•nt m ( Jh 1o 1n l'IIB lhL• lar gl'<:t tTl lllL' riSl' rl'ported m t tw st dtt rtw t means 195 B of l()(J 000 Ohl tl<lll '\ Wt'r L' t-~s.setul ted last \t_' .tl r the nettl on aggrd\(:lh•d .tss,tult th, tt 1 \ 111 J..ll' l (t'll l U\ L'r llJ/~ fl g un.' S T hl' t rtrn e dropped 11 percent I'h ere "" ert• 7-1 1 1nstantesn f the two cnrnt•s rt' ported 111 \9i8, comparetl to 833 the [J f l'\ wus 'tl'at Ohw s ftgures compared Y~lth a 2 J pnu n t natwnal lilli ease 10 mur dcr dll\ l notH i e g hg~nt 111ansbmght t: r Ill v.tth et 11 pt>r ct•n t ns.t• nal 1on all~ for tilL: S<.illle 23 da) S. t urned dtJWn o prHkag e ufferc'tl b) th•• M e~gs I ,ocal Board of F:tJuca t1o n. 78-21. rn a vott• taken Tuesda ; A sti:l tcmcn t reg.Jrchng tlw str tk t and lht• \t~tl· on the 'l t'l\ lt·tTH'nt pal kagl' \\ a :-. ls.sut·d tlus nwrnmg b) t h e \1 r1gs !. ~a t-il f l'.:H 11e r s :\.'iS()( ldtlon It n·, ~t b Contran to \1r (;[t•ason s lll'\A. s release I uesda ~ ULt 2.1 ~I rA membe rs ot t up\ I ll).; thf .\f e1gs I ~ H .tl S<:huol DrstrH t r!d!llllllsl r dtl\e nfflt'l'S s uJll' MuncJ<:~: , 11 .am , \\l' rt' g1v en the latest board package b~ Ted Bt bier OEA f1 eld repre"· ntatJvr at apprux1rnateh !0 30 p 111 Monda }, foll owmg negollallons tlldt day 111 1\el.son\l lle · B) 11 a m T uesdcn a fo nnr~ l secrPt ballot vote uf the .t ss()( 1atum was half completed , b~ 4 p m al l tht• me m lx- rs who could be reached had Sentenced auoss the Unt tl'd Stat l'~ A.o;, t.•xpt'f h·d Clt.'\ elan d regl~"tered t11e lnghes t C!Ul1L' Ind.t· x total1n 10/H (UIIOng ( )hiO (!Ill'~ \\ lth ptlpUl d!HJrh ,f 1110r l' thr~n 10 000 \tota l (,f ~o 'JS2 JCJ7 8 ~>',If 1.h L St'\t'n offe nsts y, ere re porll•tl Hobbo.·r) decline-d 3 7 pellenl 10 ]"fleJ l' \Hft' 21J murders a nd /lllll Oh 10 last )ear tn eontrast tu a .l llel.!\ igl'lll !lli:tll Sl C:IU~hter ( (ISl'S percent n se reportt>d nat10nall ~ t<.JIJ i l'{j ln tht• [.;.tkl' f . fl l' Lit~ l.arct!ll y-tht!ft dro JJped 2 perL·ent m f.lt countrnl!. for 28 7 per<_ent of all OhiO last year from 1977, compa re-d mu rdt r and non -negilgt'nt ed I ht. lo"" est Jn< rea se O\ er was burglar~ up 0 3 ( Jf 1 per Ct!nt m 19i8 Desp1h~ a sltght n st• m Ohw s s h(JV\ -..wlent offenses last \-ear . murder d rH inon -n e~ ll gt' n l mans lau ghter IIH rt:aSt· v(l ted The res ult v.as 78-21 agamst "' rc pllll~ the package The teac her s hope the1r presence 111 tile adnlmlStratwn building a nd the vote not to accep t th4· latest bt K~Jcl offer ""111 bJJng about 11 10rl' pruduct1ve neg otlatr ons and s pt•t'tl) Sl'ttlemcnt of tlu t has been offered b) la " enforce rs 1111s new event has senousl ) damaged negotiatiOn pr ocesses rhc teac her.; occupym~ the offlt'e' l<K1 k over the telephones. VIOla te-d the pll\ acy of the off tee personnel lJ) l'WTU1Jag1ng through Jesb, fil L'' anU other matenals .and ha'.t st·nous l~ rnterruptetl the ce ntnt l uf ft Le da li) routme They have shown littl e or 110 lUll · ~ 1dera tton for o ur dJ~1net , our k H.i~ or an} one other than themselves At the tim e of th e forted en trantr b\ the tc<:~cher s the supt.•nn tendent .. treasurer and other r1d d unent str1kr " ·\bout 30 t ea(_ her ~ wen.' 111 t ht• aU111 \Ill Slratl vt' uff tces a l the :\1c1gs ,! un1or High Sc hool In !11 tddleport Wednesda) rnorntng Tht• lt'dt: ht· rs he:t\ l' ~r11 VLLUfJ)I Hg tht' Uu1ldmg Sl/1(_( 11 d m \1 qnda\ nJ(J flllng r\1 5 p m [ uesclu) the phon e St:r· vu I' was d1 st ont1n11ed 1n the offll E'!'i Other utdrtJ es 11 1tht-• u ff~tes be111 g l)l i'Upted on a 24 hour bas1s y, ere still Ul o~· y athm Wcdnl'sd ao., morning !n ii slit tf'rnent Wedn r_'itl.-n mor IIIHg, Su pt Gll·asu11 hatl Uus to sa) A stnoL!S .-1nd tllegdl \'l ola tton of tilL' id ~ s uf tht' State of Ohru lras bet·n .tnd 1s lX' I urr 1ng rtt tht~ M l~lgs Jumor EXTENDED FORECAST Fair Friday throu~h Sunda) <. old Friday 1\lth a "armmg trt'nd through ttw wet>kt·ud H1ghs 10 the upper 4lls and 50,; f'r1day, warllllng mto the 60s b) Sunda) Lows 10 the upper 20s aDd 1o" 30s Friday, warmmg mto the 4lls b) Sunda) ll1g h .l)<.:hol ll At th1s {)t JI!l l no rea l asst:-; U:tnt'l' of to\i. n ror nq~ uuatwn s \J.hi ch crrtatnl) settmtc 1 ha\t' been a plo) BOARD 'S OH'ER TI1e lx,ard s offer at the \1 (1nrJa\ negl)llatlorl.'i st-• ss 1un ln< l udC's the fulloy, 1nl.! pmnt" 11 "<tlar\ , $10 (){'I() 1 dtlhtbast.:o "r~f:-,l'pt $\0 , ~ 00 Baby survives MJNNEAPOIJS IAP 1 - All 8month-old Infa nt. crar'J ed Ill hiS mother's anns as she plunged from a MlSSISSlppl R1 ver bndge, sllJ'Vlved the 80-lool fall that killed the 24-year-old woman, pollee sa1d Jean Krauser of Minn eapolis dted Tuesd a) soon after rca~.:hrng Hennepm County Mt>d1cal Center. Her son, Kyan , was Ill sallsfactory condtt 1on late Tuesday , hosp1tal off1c1als sa1 d hd..,t CO I.U\IB US, Oht u 1AP' - 'l11e state IIH·d up tv 1ts prumiSL' Tu t•-;d. n and lwgdn fLT in~ strtk lng t'lllf) IU\l't's m the Depa r1111L lll of \ 1Ln!nl Ht .tlth ami \1en ta\ lkt ardd1tull ·nwdl•partrnent 1m t~kt"(\ tilL· httkLL'ied rl'l g ll'j.() rl Al t t 1,', dl:::fllll St \) UnlO!lS of precrpttatwn 10 tomg ht and Thur.;da y Lha nce W! thC1Ut d IIIL'<..IidlUI .Jo hn Farn ~. t'Xt'< Utl\ L' dtrecto r uf Uw Ol.' SJ:r\ scud Uw WllOn w1l l nut 'durn lo tht• b ii rgalmng tablt' un til Ull' ~i i-ltt' a ~ r t'l'" to ILl <t mt_>c\talor rnansl<:~ughtt:·r tl ffense s reg istttred tn Uw statt Tht.· lowest {runt' lnrlt'x m c1ttes "nh po pu!dt 10ns uf mute than 10,000 \-1.<-i!'i found 111 U1e\ 10t and Sha Y.. nee I cJ wns.lnp ~A hi( h OOth reported a liJtal uf 115 of fenses la st year rapes 1Jt aggra\iated 1 t> por red lu law ~tffll 1..tls 111 Cht.•\ 1ot m 1978 And no 111~1arc L'~ of et th t> r murder or non ll t'l..: ill.!. t_'llt ntt:~nslau~hter \\ er e r t'~I stt·r 1 d HI Shrtwrwt.• T (l wnsh1p ~ v for( .t s~ c~ults 1bJ, . \l.l'lt' \1 t:-is ('rtnfh IngJt· ... ( halnllrtll f11r 'A l>op king sa Ill the wal ko ut b\ about l 500 0(~ 1 ·A illL mbt·r s. ""hwh be~an \f um.lin u\t'f a iontrat! d tsputt' h.1:-. hrtd uni) a mmllnal t>ffl'<. 1 on rncntttl Jt•pttr 1111g tu y,ork ' J11 l' lUli Ufl S<J\"' tht_• "'tri kt• lS Assot.1a11on Thl' r erguson Ac t prO\ ld l'S for lhl' not y,a gt•s rehmn g of fir ed stn kt·r s. bu1 those Jy, n Pt.• rsoll" )X'rl'Ull ht·alt h opera tions, \H'rt_· at nurnJHl n•po rt1n~ thl' n \\ l llls1 t1 ut1on s ld\ P!t kl•trng .rt ..... nm· m stltUIIon c::, I )opkln~ -;aul h<:t ~; bet•n absu lutd \ lf!dft-LI I\ t.' iii kt·t>pmg peopiL' fr om (JVt.'r .,.. ur klll l.: pr o\ l'lo ns uf tht> {'1Jtl lral l , othl'r un 1on s. l hl' 1, Ry Jud' 0\\t:'n st \'l r~mra ( oil\ t'rillfl John 1) 1 Hockcfell er I\ s pl,tkl!l ~ l' "trrd<n at dedtci::lllon ren• Ill•1na· " fm lnt Pu,~ er OtstnhutiOn l'rodu Ll " thr hrst plant t o Jocd t(' 1n th \' \1.tslln ('ount 'r Industrial l'drk pr.11sed PDP for It s <'O iliiJlll nti nt to \\ <'S t Vt r l::lnld and rt s t u~ s to th e co<~l md ustn thr ough thr manu fa ctur E' of !t>drllal n• ntrol <ipparatu.., \~hH h I" lt•nl<'l tiVt' nff recrs on ont.'-\l'Hr tllL' d t"par1rllt'll t .~ ~rt_'l' llll.'lllS a < un1rcu t s wrth ft:{\e! a! rn ed ta!or '!1lt rt_•'s no rea snr for o rntU lCH CM vo te s on tht• " 1lllw ta ke n next week Thl' thret:' unton s repr esent about 171l00 "'"r kt r " m '10 nwntal ht·alth saul. espeueJll\ a~rt·ctlll'llt' "lt h 11 •. Lh l ' D upk1t 1t' \\1 1 u ll 1~.· r ,. I1Ld I V. 11 M I~S i n~Jes J- UrTll turr In \1 Hl run ~.1 1 1g lt .., r t'' '" d. t 1 ..,11, , l ll;.tkl' lh!:-t \td! '- pal.:-tdL' !Ill lto pl n~ fur Yo dt \1 t'nhants Y.!ll "t,Jg t a III()(J!Lilght sail: \H th speual pr IlL'S 1n conJune twn "'tth thl' l'' ent ,:.et and l.S Vlerchantc; ~111 bt· condut t1n ,e: thcu Ol,l, fl Chnstma:-i seasu;1 ~!\<.. · d\i.<l! p r umullitn proc ess m ac- 1 rru rH 'itri-l!t lr at V\ h1ch lime reasons ttklltltlnd l Ji' k lf'n.\e to be ac· umulott•Ll 'Tm. ahng 180 days corn· p.trt.•cl to \55 no""- 1J1 a way to earn 10 i:Jddltlunal di:iJ" of severance pay ' 6 nuleage muease fr om the 12 ( t'IIL'1 reque;)led to a more rea listic 1 li 1 cnl'i a rnliC' ,- • other language ('hangt'' thot L-n rh team.s agreed !no Surt (, Ieason lhar ged thrs mor· r u n~ that thl' \o lmg un the contract 1 1:-. ,, f. 11 u' !!t· satd t he package ,., d " rHJI e xpla~r1ed tu teachers and wen• nut answered He suggt st U1a 1 the tea chers hold an open st'ssion <In lhe package offered qu e~liO i t.'i .~t wlllch tum- thetr questiOns could lx! ~:t n swered \1 p;.mllmt•, then· ha ve no new ntg utlcttJUII s st·t 1n the .stnke whtch ts Ill 1L' f1fth week Teachers WIShing to t:stab llsh a negotiatiOns sesston sho uld conwct board pres1dent, Carol Pren:e, (;Ieason eoncluded . H ~1! If !C at ton a ~.: r eemcnts Ul'-11 1UtiU1.~ tJ..u u,_;houl till' Fall festival • • thmgs :ilate s \fun lt 1prd L1nplc•~ tl'" hi:l \l' l l'adlL't.l ut, '11J, t" pa r tl l -patt • lnl.;!t•s b\ rhone rslnng dedication speaker. ~cn r 11/ll' am one Governor Rockefeller mrnm l! Ho ekefl'ilt'r told th 1· ne.IC I\ 200 pt' l sons 111 attcndancc that PDP s four JU" I ~ sho uld ( onti::l(_ t btl.!~t·st ( '~l!Hil unl t .tllon s Wor kt'f!'i of , r nt.'f!ra i-llld thl' ·\ rnl· r 1 c.r~n h· t.lrr atton of St, l ll' Co u nt~ C:l flt! fo r 1m rtcd 1s h1 n~ to Pn tt•r ! o do so p.trl H l pt:~ll u n wot ker s wuuJd Ut_• un p1obrtt tun w1ttlout tt.> nure for tv.o ~ l!ars ,1/ld mclJgJble fu1 PH.' IIH r edst' ' for unt• recH ht.:d SUth.'lllate a f ter tJll' dcpd l lll lL'nt rt'jt'Clt•d a UT!IO!l rt'QUl'St for :1 he:ts due ·nrnallon.s t rlrdanlt \\-lth th e li::IV\ 111 i::IU non· Jl'lle\i.al sJtuat lllllS gl'.tng the !lldl\ 1du.d thl' nght fu r Lu nfl:' r er1 ces U1 tlw pn·<.:t.•mt· of a laW}er or I tpr~" 'l lntdt l '.u Y. lt h the ad"'11 bo.• sWletl b\ the adinimstratwn \() lilt.' perso n no t bemg g1ven a n· nrY~al A nun-renewed person "ould hd\l' the n gh t to appealto the ' upt•rmll'ndent at whJlh tLme the ..,t Jpt•nntt-ndent would rev1ew and ~ ou ld i:~l sn ha\e to gl\e reaso ns for tht tutt her nnt bu ng rene wed f4) Llrt• aruw.tl Chnsllnas paraUt• spon· :-.Pred b' the \1 tddlt•pur1 Cha mi.JL•r lif ( OITU!lern· '2 1 su pplemental equalizatiOn ot "<<lanl'" 1 { 1 fa1r d1.-,rmssal non· r ell<'" c:~l l;-mgu<'lgr wh1 ch grve all ter - t•ntt·r the ta l ks workl'r s tn tht• Trff tn \1t ntdl l kalth and Dl'\ elo prlll' Tllctl (\·nlt.•t T ht.• <11 t pr o h1b1t s s trrkt• s tJ\ publ11 erh pIa) L't'S D t.'[Mffll ll'nl spuk, ,s rn ..tn .\ 1 Dopkm g sa11.l th e sti-ltl' ttlsu ~ ~ rt'\ ll'Wmg a dtLton al < ase s arou JI{l the stott· to dL'tcnmne If ::;uffH IL'I"l4: t.'\ lfit•nt L' ex1sts to u~· the strttUtl' agams1 othl'r stn kt ng ll l L'lll iJL>r -; of Uw Oh1<1 CIVil Sen llt' J·:mplo\u'" M e~mwhlil' 1ht \1,1,0 s1 de~ l 1 ~8(1 annual parade 1\I •JX.' '- ( (I Part!} cloud) tomght and Thu l sda) Low tomght m the m 1d ,!if, H1gh Thursda) m the lo" 00s 1 he striking e1nployees 11974o\1f ha fft• ( f ' \t' S..· pt l sought for , , ,.., .., Weather I Participants ur lllflli at State begins firing ~ e re uu t llllJliStratur S dlt OKLAHOMA CITY 1AP I Koger Dale Stafford. 'li, after protestmg lus mnocence, was se ntenced Tues day t o be executed by drug lllJCCtlon for the murders of srx employee:; at et steakhouse 15 months ago Stafford's attomey , J Malone Brewer, 1s appealing the stx first degree murder convictiOns a nd the process will Lake yea rs, making 1t unposs1ble for Stafford to be put to death Jan 17 as D1stnct Judge Charles Owens or dered The Sll< murder.; at the S1rlom Stockade were " hideous and Vlc>ous and cruel ,'' Stafford sa 1d " I'm not capable of s uch a cnme I feel that maylx- someday some way, they'll ftnd the real person who d1d 1l and I'll lx- set fr ee " penod - the lo'l.'est Lllllll' Meigs teachers reject latest contract package BY BOB HOEFLICH 1,221 pass bar FREE CLOTIHNG DAY Free Clothing Day Wlli lx- held at the Salvation Army, 115 Butternut Ave, Pomeroy, from 10 am to 12 noon Tuesday All area residents are InVIted 61 YEAR MEMBEKS - S•xty-<llle year mem bers v.ere pr esented g1fts at the a nnua l Me1gs County Farm Bureau mect1ng held Tuesd"y mghl at Chester Presenttng g1 fts wct s Kobert Rurdette left Honurrt• o,; • e PARENTS' RAU.Y A parent.<;' rally for the Me1gs Local School D1stn ct w11l be held at 6 thiS evenmg at the Middleport Muruc1pal Park All mterested peopl e of Me1gs County are welcome , Sarah Welch announced ELBERFELD$ ( ·.. I Bureau were left to nght , Mr m1d Mrs Fran cis An of the Me1gs l ..o<. ul School DlStntl, on stnk e for !he pa st :· . ·.1· , H.- · • /!'/,.~~ .1•.: .. ' ',. '•.: . ' ' . ,., . .. I' . •' ·.0~·: .. - . dr ew, HeuJ Young, M1 (:lfld Mr.s Howard ;-..;ulan, i::lnd Mr a nd Mrs Ha;mo nd f'ur lx-e ll1e "nnual dtnner w,>s held al Chest er ~]ementary School Tea<_ hers \\,tll'r plt ' :i.~ urt· ag<Hnst a dJ\ er s tJofh Ulueast'S ns tht' dt·pU1 uf his ',' Camp Conley seeks ACfiONS DISMISSED Two acuons have been disrrussed m the Me1gs County Corrunon Pleas Court They mclude an arbon for the dissolutiOn of the marnage of Kathy Sue Seth and Bnnle) Frank!Jn Seth and an actwn by the F'armen; Bank and Savmgs Co , agamst 0\arles H Mash Ill. et al A dissolution was ISSued m the marnage of John S and Paula thomas and an action for divorce, chargmg gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty , was filed by John W Yates, Cheshire, agaliiSl Drama C Yates , Hurncane, W Va The pla1ntt ff asks custody of one chi ld 40 YEAR HONOKEES - KeCelVlng recog n1l 1on for 40 year m emberships m the Me1gs Co unt) F'am1 " 1Lift:' t 11~f d 1n < ool <.~ r e ' ll!l'll of YI S IOil " Th L'S(' Tlt t'n Newtnn Roberts. lr . John 1,l]('ntmc1" Pn no~ld Neuhauser and Tral'\ Kltt hen Ill . left S€cure jobs tn "it.trt th ei r nwn busmess. the 1:o\ l'rnor po Pllrd out " That In lt sclf 1s llllp r r,--= 1 \e " he ~D id . ·' but the r rs k ''1' "' ·r.t•n lonk ~a"' a ven car efull} 1 ,i\( U[cltt.:d rl ~k l11e\ knm' r oal ts thl rt ns"e r t o tl. t· t'nt'rf.!: \ sun I\ al of ou r ndtJon ' nd Jt 'sonh c1 molter of tun e be fo rt' o~ , IHlSf'n "iUS 1111 r onl \\ ill he rear hed th111U~ h out th 1s lcllld ( I J!lliUdNI HrnkefL·Iler ! Hot kt>fl lil·r \\ 3S mtrod u<. rd b\ h.1rh . , I .mhetm trea surer of the \ ln S(Jn f Author1 t ' I dnh<.l! r l's "l'l( li 1 1llllK 1111n t \ Bn<:~rd l>e ~.rlo p m <' n t of <i ddrC' ss 01re c t o r s fol lowed lomm ent s b) I lt·vc l oplllrnt /\ uthonty m emb er .IHck Fr uth . spea king 10 the absence of .I <~C k Rurdelt , board presid ent Fruth on behHlf uf Burdett and otht•r lllPIJ .b e r s of the Development 1\uth tHit) 1,.\ l'lt n'llrd PDP, saymg th e dedl call oo of Po wer l>1stnbulion Product s Ir1c marks H grea t da y In Mason Count y set at Racine The streets of Hacme VIllage will bt.' orne alive w1th the sound - not of moO! < - bu t of an old fas hioned f~ll festival from 6 30 to rrudrught Fnda) Van ous non-profit groups of the commuruty are sponsoring the fest1 va l and there WJU be various food booths, co untry stores , games of varwus kinds, a queen contest, cos tume JUdg ing, pumpkin dec oratmg contests and other events throughout the evening. A square dance will be held begin· mng at 9 p.m The public tB mvited to the even! Any group or individual needmg any further information may contact Charlotte Wamsley, 949-2008 , Lmda Diddle, 949-2533, or Behnda Johnson, 949-2794. �• ----------------- --- - 2- The Dally Sent mel, Mlddleporl-Pumt·•·n) , 0 . Wednesda) Oct 2< IY79 Washington By Clarence Report Miller What Federal program began m 1964 w1th an ann ua l cost of $30 5 rrulhon and dollarWlse has grown by over 22,300 percent m 15 years to a cost of $6 8 rrulhon ann ually' What program began 1n 1~4 serv>hg 370,000 persons per month and 1n 1979 was servmg approxunatev 18,500,000 people per m onth '' The a~­ swer to both questions - the FOO<l Stamp Program Started dunng the years of the 'Great Society ." the food stamp program has kn own no equal m the manner 1t has grown durmg the last 15 years How could the numbers gr ow so fast one ts compelled t o as k' When 1t started 1n 1964 the average benefit per person per month wa.s ~~ween $6 and $7. Today the ave rage benefit per person per month IS approxunately $30 In th eir effur1 tu en sure that eve1: AmenLan has an ctdequate d!t'l, the Congrt•ss has broadened th e cligibilll) r equ1rement.'i to tht• po1nt whe n· <tp· proxunatel) 27 rrulhun Amen l'ans now qualif y for the foot! stamp program ~xpressed 111 annther way . that mean.s approx:11nath one out of ev~r: e1ght peopi{' 1 ~ th1s co unt r } IS e l l~ible , und a pproxunatel) one ou t uf eHr) th n•e households IS eligible If \ou t:tn a student at Lollege ) ou cou ld tx• ehgl ble If yo u are a • orker on strike . you could be e hgJblr IJke most Federal programs, when the Congress joes somethlllg , they do 11 b1g , and 1n the case of f ~>xl s tamps. vet'} b1g They have mad<· the program so b1g that 1l IS a pproaching the unmanagea ble Adnumstrators are mcreas1 ngly hard pressed to va lidate the ehgibiht) of par'tlctpants A nwJJber of members of Congress , myself Included , would like to see chang es mad e that would require program parti Cipant.-; 1.u work for the1r benefits 1f so able And a number of such "workfa re ' projects are bemg testerl But he ll' , too, the numbers 1m olved rnakr such an approach e xtremt:> ly dif ficult to accomplish How can we make the F ood Stamp program more manageable ,., How can we ensure that the prog ram IS not abused, that the truly nee<h are helped ') How can we keep the ~o..':iL.., m c heck 'l In 1977 , when the y last made major amendments to the •'f~>>d Stamp Ac t . the Congress ~< a s corlscwus of the skyrocketmg <osl of the program and placed a spending l't' lhng on the program of a bout 6 2 Spea kmg ye!He r da\ at a Con fen·nce Hoard meetmg 1n Frankfurt . c;rrman; Kaufman Set iJ h o u!:ie h old~ w1U try. tu mamta1n standards of b\lng un ti l fmdn llal ond economil pressu r es oveno~. he lm the m · · Rus1nes.<. he said. Will be caught 111 the ' 1se of conllnued large external ti::l :-ih need s while 1nte m a \ ca sh gcnt· ratm g ~ 11! mod ~ r.at e bat:c~ u se of the squ eeze on profi ts ~ol a doorru;da} forecast by an1 llll'<iiL'i, but a sotJe nng one , as L"i lhctt mdJl' a few weeks a~o 1n &:tnkers Munthl; Maga11ne b; Albert H Cox, .Jr president of Mrrnll Lynch' E<. unomJcs Inr Cuns wner loam; dppe.ar to be parti c ular!; vulnerable , he wro te One wonders what mi ght happen as emplo}mt·nt fal ls and If the Cl'Unouuc- Jo ~A ntur n should be unusual!) lun~ ar-EJN ''7'1 kvL... ~ ']' 1'-]l fi N L ~'"~ h LA Today's commentary The trouble with images By Don (;rnfl Well he s gone An~ thmg , howrve1 hut fu1 gotte n The VISi t of Pope J ohn Paul II unques t10nabl} has bee n the m ed ia e1ent of the ;ear m the Umt"l Sta tes of Amenca. poss1bl) the bigges t oc casiOn for an outpourmg of nati onal exubenmce SlnCC the Blcenlenmal or three years back And thnt wt·nt on not fo r a mere week but for a full \.ear :\ o olher pers onage 111 r ece nt mcmur) has :;o dom mated the ni:l t\Unl:l ] attent1un and bt.•en tht• rt..•up!ent of so much and so uver "h el m lng l) fav orab le m e di a t o\crl:lge The tnumph~:~l papa.! pr ugle3's was suth as to 1make an) mer{' pres tdent - or . m ore to the pmnt of our present political :i tlu.:ttl nn pn•s!dt·nt!al as p1ra nt - en· \ 10us t u the po tnt of despa ir Po.<Sibly a bll too tnumphal Ill .some respects There were excesses tha t 111 some cases verged on the c1r· cus In Philadelphia, a church bnefl y VISited was stnpped for souvc rur ilt' m.S while mass was s till l>c mg offered In Boston, the pope's )oulhf ul thought.> were available for ;; telephone call A work permed as a youn~ pnest Cl quarter or a cen tu r} i1go \\as rec orded Ln Enghsh tr onslcttron for Phone-(J·Poem Som e might also mclude as cx<·css some of the media attentiOn - the multiple spe c 1al sectiOHs 1n m etropolitan newspapef!i and the nonstop a nd repettttous Lelev!SIOn cov erag e tha t sugges ted med1a h) pe The psycholog1sL< may ha ve been off enng severa I ex plana ti ons as to "hy lh1s should be While preSJden L" . prem1ers and prelates of lesser deg ree aiJound . and even kings are st ill 1n moderate suppl) . the re IS onl y one pope Aos a ~ plrl tua l l eo d~r and as a world figure, he IS a celebnty And the publ1e IS drawn to celebnty llut !)(' cl:lu~w he 1s umque, he 1s even mor~ HL· IS a superee lebnty, wh ose power to attra ct crowds and eli cit a Wdnnth of response to h1 s ve r} present r no mere CIVI l lea der can hopt.· t u a pproal h And wh1 le tha t rna} be true of ~l I popes 1n general , this ~artu.: u l ar pope Is a special case He IS an ex traordi naril y appealing mdlvidual chan'l matH', to use the> wurd that has perhaps ali eady been too much used Pope John Paul s transce ndent unage IS both a reflectmn of and m ore tha n the mdi Vldual Itmsp1red an outpouring of affec11on and an en thu s ias m for his word even though the mes."iages conveyed "'ere not always lhose tu s li.steners would hear In emphaS!Zmg re hgwn 's central place 1n man 's personal and publi c hfe and 1n r~ a ss~rt mg traditi onal' Catholic tenets. he contradi cted m severa l speCifi c~- birth control, the rolt~ of "-Omen - preva iling trends a mong both Arnencan Catholi cs and the broader population As the guest of one superpower. he took '"ue w1th th•, poln·1es of supe1 powers Lila v ulnerable world Som e would see m this a lesson to politiCians tha t 11 IS possibl e to go aga ms t popu lar trends and nut unh s urv1 ve bul be aeclauned It 1~, howeve r , questionable that domg so woold work for others as well as for th1s pope There 1s no questwn that the papal VISit has had a powe rful UT!pact both on the Umted States and on the world to wh1 ch his public appeal has been so VlVidly demonstrated But Impact and long-term effe<'l are tw o diffe re nt thmgs There are nu mdiLatwn!:i that trend:; m Amencan Cathol icism are likely to be turned or even slowed lhe room for controve rs y ma y, 1n fact , ha ve been en larged Or that the rules of the superpower game ma y be modified 1n any s ig nifi cant respect None of thJS detra cts from the genuineness of the response to the papal VISit and personality But there cou ld be fresh thought for P ope John Paul Il1n the poetr·y of tht• young pnest , Karol WolJ iy la, who s poke 1n lrans lauon to Boston cal le r s of the necess lt) of wrestlmg, l1k e Jacob. w1th tJJ tages That's the trouble With un<Jgcs tlw~ somettmes get m the wa} "Ohio Perspective" ()iHee of busmess, and tilt.> Sij /Il e lllrormat1on for the parent f1 rm or holdm g com pa m , 1f an) . a(on~ w1th tile le ngti1 of t11ne the seller has b"·n CO LUMRUS . Ohio AI' 1 Effet llH Thursda) OhiO" 111 haw a ne" Ia\\ O\il'rSt>l'lng · bu s1ne ss opiXHtumt} plans, " us uall} known as franch ises under 'fhlch fn ed ch1cken. ba l k scrat cher or other would·bt· cntreprt•nt•ur s can ge t bi lk"f Am ong other tll mgs, tile stat utc ~ 1 ves purchas ers of fr a nrh1ses f1vc da) s to renm s1der and tan(t•l out t' \ en after s1gnuJJ.; on agrt>t• men t. t~nd require s sellt.•r s t o m<Jke (lJ sclosurl's which mclude - Nanlt' and addn·ss rrm1 •pal 1 Berry's World bus tn ess - A.Il payments that will have Ul be llladc by tlle buyer to beg1n operatwns umler the plan , mcludmg such thm ~s as pre-pa1d re n t~ or 111\' entor y pur chases - The conditiOns under which a II ur part of an) mJtJal paym~nt IS refundable, or lhe fact 11 JS not ref undable 1f that be tlle case ~The name and address of the bondmg compan) under wh1ctl the seller operate s. ur as an alterna t1w , th e name and address of th e trustee 1f the selle r IS proleCtL'<i by a tr ust 111 Till'" J)AIJ V Sl- NTINtJ . 1lSPS l~1 ae<'O Wll The UE\oCTrF.D TO THt INTEREST m· MEIGS-MASON ARt:A R08F..RT HOEFLU ll City EdJ\or f"ubiJaMd dally f'If'f'ptS.Wrdl!y h y T1w 0111. \'allf'y Publlllhiug Compaay- MuiUlDf'dia, (Ji f' Ill Cou r t Sl, Po ~M~y OllJo ti7B Buslat-a1 Offkf' l,hoDr In ZlW. F..dilDNI PhoiM' !92-%157 Sn und t llu pot'-alf' patd II Pomnv) , Ohio N• liooal all\~rtilfnJ r ~prnf'Dllll \,. l .. ndoo ,. A~IU)j' illtl.'l lltl Euri MI .4\'f' , (1~\'f'\JUMI, Uhln. 4411S S ubu rlplloo - --- ·' · ou,. N/)/), - ) . "You're lucky' ThiS IS REALLY hard ', r workaholiC " ' n..,s lH-Uvered by ,..m.. r wh!'r r- a~all.ablr 9Q f'~DlM prr wf'd. D) M ullor Roo~ W•f'rt! C'I ITif'r 5f'n k t DOi IVIIlablr , 01M' ~ --- a mcJIIth l190 - Cru• ·1 al ...: anw~ ( Uilttnut' tv ht t 11 n 1 mon 10 tt11 s \ear :-i SV A(' rH<'t' a nd ttl!:, week IS 0 ( 1 exee pt 10n FnJa., Balancing a Kennedy ticket n•ed the l' l' tltng Business mirror NEW YORK I AP 1 - The s trams of credit-overextensiOn for bustnesses and mdi vJduals almost certainly will be growmg more obViOUS over the next few months i:t'i the Federal Reserve lightens 1t.s eunlrol of the money s uppl y Slow-pay could become no-pa) credit "quality " seems dest ined to detenorate Fmanc1al lnsllt utwn s and busmesses could collapse Nobody knows if the scenano will be played out, becaust: nobody toda ) can make forecasts more lhan a few months ahead But the poss1 b1ht1es are there , or else the knowledgea ble people wouldn 't be talkmg a bou t them Henry Kaufman, a brokerage house partner considered bv some to be a credit-market see~. avoJd'i emotional terms, but he does foresee the seltmg for ·a su bstanllal detenorat1on m the qu ail !) uf credil " In Washington billion dollars for f1 stt:t l _H 'ct r " 1!!7'1 , 1980 and 1981 Should the costs ,., ~·t tht' new aJilt' rHItllcnt d!( tated thc:it f()od stamp bt•nt_·f l\..!, \Hn.d J be rl'dul'ed to kL'l'P u\'t•rall cost.s unJt•r the spec1f1etl l illUL':i Hut as ~u uftl'n Is the CH:lt' ht' rt' 1n W ,t~h 1 n g ton . t e!lmgs rt re lllcH.It• t o bt• brukt'll, ..t lld Uu.'S po:-,i August t.tw Presldt• rLt s1gm•d mto laVt a bill hftmg the spendi ng !Inut to 6 8 billion dollars for l- Y 79 :'-low fur thl'l eff u rt~ are underwa~ to du thl' s;u m• fur FY s 80 a nd 81 What has caused thts SLZea bli: u\ t'rrun ? What has st'n t progrHIII t U:-i h far be~ond proJected f1g ures '1 In !977 the Congress put mto the Act a proVISIOn that ope ned the door tu app ruxulla lel) 3 nullion new partH 1prmL5 Vndr1 the ulJ S)'~tcm pa1 · lw1pants had to put up a set amount of money to gt'l a set .:trnoung of food stamps . As a result of Uu s new pnJVISIQn partiu pants nu Iunger ha ve to p ut up an;th1ng Man) a re of the op1 mon that to keep the program manHgeablr and kt•ep tht· ( o."il'i duwn . til l' prog r am ~ hou ld be put bcH·k on tts former bd SIS where1n 111dllld uab had to put up some of their o\o\ n mont>~ to purehast• stamps 'Il w"~ and l!lan~ otlwr rcforr n.s an· to i>l' discussed at food stamp hean ngs t UJI entl) bemg runducted b~ tht' Huust• Agnculturcd Commi ttee Some of tht.' uther t: h.cmges bcm~ euntemplated an.• fiscal sanct10n.s ugamst st ates that ha\c !ugh errm ratL'S In a dmuustenng thf' prog1am. g1 <111l1 ng a ut hunt) fur states to count mcome retrospeeuvely dnd req uire month ly re ports of h,Jusehold < tn unt."tances g ra nttng s t<t tt~s flex1bt lit) to msutute stnl1er \ ~..~ nfll..' d t lon proeedure.s than presen t!\ prc.scnbed . a proposal to redu!'e th1 ' thr e~ho ld ' abu'l.e wh1ch e lJerl} and <J"al>led renp~ent.> will be all uv.t.."d to tlcmn mt.."<::hcal ded u c t wn ~ a nd thu~ 1ncrea.se benrf1L"i for thuSL' "1 Lh highe r rncdJL al expense.s, and <J pruposa1 to unDrm. e tlw program s \.\- UJk requ1n•ments ~htch 1 touchtil tlll t:'a rh er Wlll'n d "'ell·mt~nt1um•d program such as th10 get.> too b1g and too cos tl} , a nd a bu ses run rampa nt. the trul) needy are the otlf'~ that suffer must No Iunger can thc 1r neeili; be full)- met bt•causP of tht.• numbe r s Ill · vol ved It s tm1e we ti ghtened up the Ia"" :-; and regu ll:l t\on.s I=:IJ\.f'mt ng tht• Aduums tratwn uf tht• Food Stamp Prugram The longt•r we dela\ the lar gl'r the program bccume.s Crucial games slated Friday in SVAC race Editorial opinions, comments Thf' D11ly Seouo.,.l. bv mallu1 Ob1u and W t"~tt \t•ar $J ~ 00, Sb moolhi 117 st. thr1·r rnr1ulhs $111 .il Elsewbrrr Jllil 00 "'• m""H"' IZt on thr~ month ~ $\ 1 aG \ irM iniA, oDl' Til\ I • 11 ~\JiUIIatf"ll r'~"'~' ~· Ul#f•ll jll''" 1")1<111 ' 1\t' ly I"UtJl)!d , f al•tlf'llo ' di'POII£hl <l ,, u..,.liJllolpt'' .nr1 a l ~•· tht> rw•.u publ 1 ~hrd ht>rt>IP , ro dilrd 11 1... al j bill. s ub m itted to the l .c~ l sl a ture by Attorney Gtmeral Wilharn J Brown . con tams a list of prohJbttwns a ff edmg s eller s of bu s mess opp01 turuly plans F or tnstance, It bans or al, wntten , vr VISUa l pre se ntati OOS to prospt!'cll vt> pur c hasers concc rm ng sales or profits tha1 !"annot be ba e ked w1th 'a lid data The sta tute. m facl , says that •.l'llers mtLc.;t provide such data to the lruyer at least 10 days befor e an agn..... m ent 1,; sLg ned Spe{'lflca llv. the new law makes 11 illt'ga l fur a se ller or brokt'r to ma ke r 111~leadmg st alt•ments. or to en t{ll,i;t' 111 am "(h.•t·••otl\'t> ,,f u•u un sc wnablt· aet or Ul<i( \J(t' It l' llli~ 'W\' f <:. th"· Httorlll'\ L! 1' llt'l CJI By Martha Angl e and Robert Walters WASHINGTON I~E A I - Even before Sen F:dward M Kenned y officially enters the 1980 presi de ntial race, ;-peculatiOn 1s nfe a bout possi ble runnmg mates- espec ia lly lfl the South The assumptiOn IS that 1f Kenn edy becomes the DemocratiC nommce . he w1ll need - for ti cket-balancing purposes - a v1ce pres 1dent 1al ca n· didate who IS not from the Northeast and not a Catholic The South IS a logical huntmg ground for s uch a rUJmmg mate, pi:tr· Ucularl} 1f Kennedy hopes to soothe the wounded feelmgs that arc bound to res ult 1f he defeat.<; t he reg1on 's nat1ve son Jmuny Corter 1n the 1980 pnmanes Talk among Southern Democrats abou t potentia l K enned y ru nnmg mates seenLS t o be most hel:lvi iy foc·used on three of hi s eolleag ues 111 the Senate - Dal e Bumpers of Arkansas. Ernest F Holl1ngs of South Carol! no and J Bennett J ohn s tem of I .o ulslana Of the three . Bum pers IS prnba bl; L~c ( losest to Ke nnedy lllJd eol ogJcal lerrns, both Hollings and J ohns ton <Jre far more conserv<Jtlvc than the Massachusetts ltberal However , Bwnpers has a t1m1ng prob le m rshared b} Hollmgs 1 that could create diffic ulties H1s Sena tt• tem1 expires next yea r and he would hove to g1ve up a virtually s ure re· eleclwn b1d to run With Ke nne d\ Johnston fa ces no such dilemm;; He was Just re-elected last \ e;H emU could take~ "free' shot at higher offlee Without n s kmg Ius Senate sea l Humor has 11 that he has been actively Jockeymg for consJderatlull e~s ;; possible Kennedy Ueket nllJ te <~!though nobod} reall\ ·runs" for tile pos ition Best behavor in Ruston One Impediment to an announeement of Kennedy's preSJ den tlal cand idacy Will be removed nex t we e k en d once d edicati o n eerem on1es for the Jo hn F Kenned) ~res1dentJal librar} In Boston have been eoncl uded Pres ident Carter has long been sehedui('<i to Join the enu r e Kenned) famil y 1n the offi cial dedi cation un Oct 20. and the senator Wr-Jsn 't i:tbout to make th e occas iOn any more awk - ward than necessary for his probable rival The two men Will be under Intense press scru tmy every minute they are together in Boston, but aides in both camps lnstst they expect all to be "sweetness and hg ht." Special-interest dollars A last-ditch effort was planned m the House last week to contain the Oood of Specla}-mteresl dollars pouring mto congresswnal cam paib'll coffers for 1980 as reform advocates push a b1U that would reduce the amount busmess and labor political actiOn committees can c ontribute to House candidates The mea sure, sponsored by Reps Dav1d Obey , D-W1s , and Tom lia1lsba ck . R-Ill , would reduce from $10,000 to $6 ,000 the total any PAC could g1ve a !louse candidate over a two-year election period and would put a ceilmg of $70,000 on the amount a ca ndidate could accept from all s urh PAC' combined Ever ~ m t:e the government ass ured the pnmary responsibility for f1nan c mg pres1denl!al elect10ns, spec1al-1nterest money ha.s been pounng Into congressiOnal ra ces P AC spendmg on House and Senate ca ndidates tnpled between 19'74 and I 978, reach mg $35 I nullwn The busmess and labor groups, out for "the best Congress money can buy ." concent rate the1r generosity on 1ncumbents - espec ially those 1\ho serve on committees handling legLslBtwn of Inte rest to the donors Seed ts no cntenon , etther A CunUl1on Cause analysiS shows that 111 1978 a n average of $23 ,000 1n PAC m oney went to House cand1dates who had no oppositiOn m e1ther the prunary or the general electiOn Senatorial standoffs A vot1ng-record analys1s by the Arnenean ConservajloVe Umon m ~ca te s that the senators from e1ght ;'Ultes are so sharply div1ded ideologJcally that theu- votes tend to laneel one another out. The ta<pa yers could probably save dough s1mply by benchmg both senators fr om the folloWing · Cal! forIli a Colorado. Idaho, Ind1ara . Iowa , Nevada, Ne" Hampshire and Texas Washington today WASHI!'i GTON 1AP I B\ the lill ie tlw t•xhlbltiDn contests end and tlle <harnp10nsh 1p season beg1n s lh t' l and td a t~s fur president 1n 1980 ll l ij~ be buned m stra w The JUSt -for-show straw poll IS bt•ccKn mg a fad 1n pres1dent1al lil lfi~I g run g Flonda's p r e-see~s.on co mpe tit iO n between Pre s tdent Car te r and Sen Edward M Kennedy turned out to be H good gumnH' k for grab bUlg l:lttentwn , l:lnd may ha Vt.' produced some frtn ge be nefi ts as well The Cali forma Democratic Part y m<:t ) haY L' a stra w poll uf its uwn Jan 20 The stra \o\ pollster s ha ve been oul Ul Iowa, measurmg Republican ca nd idates Sen Wilham Promme , D-W1s , says Flonda and other sta les tha t stage ca rl) contests mlhe campaign for lhl.' Democrati C nomtnatwn are gettmg s peCial atlentwn from the Whtte House on federa l pro Je<.'ls cmd spendmg Adrnimstratwn official s have dem ed repeatedly that the carnpa1gn battleground states are gettm g more tllan tll e1r share of altent10n m the distnbutwn of federal dollars and a ppomtrnents . But Proxrmre sa 1d Monday tllal lhe Democra tic caueu ses 1n Flonda prompted " a gus h of fed e r al spen dm g" th er e . and carr1ed a rnt>ssagt> to all the other sta tes ·If yo u're smart , you'U set up a sen es of early ca ucuses and straw po ll s a nd the ea rlie s t poss ibl e pnmor) Tha t '.'ay yo u ean steal a ll lunds of fed eral goodies from th e rest of the country .. Proxnure 's W1scon sm 1s not mt o tlle straw poll busmess, but w1ll hold 1ts presJdcnt1al pnmary elec tion • Apnl t A few ca mpaigns back, that tlmUlg rnade W1scon sm one of lhc to mvt>st 1gate suspt"t'tt>d vw la tJons. and 1t conta ms erumna l penalttcs for failure lo make the required <.h selos ures or for v10latt ng a ny pa rt of tlle aet Conv Jctwn of a f1rsl offense co uld rt•sult m a s c ntt!net' of up to stx rnunU1s mearcerat.on and a fme of up to St ,000 A s.•cond offense would be a felom , pumshable by up to fiVe H'ar:-- and a fmt• of up to ~2 . 500 ntghL ]\;orth Gallli:! Vlstb Eet s t e r ~l cmJ Ham tall Tr ole travel.s to Sout hwestern 111 Impor tan t lc o~ ut· ton - ke) ea rly t ests of presidential <ampa1gn strength Nol any more At least e1ght stales Will have registered lhelr prm1ary ' erdieWi before WlSCOIISln gels to 'ote And tha t doesn't even count th e t au<. uses, real and straw , that wlll have been held b} April Fool 's Day Today in history Ry Tiw Associated Prt"n Toda) 1s Wednesday, Oct 24, the 297tll da} of t979 The r e a re 68 days left 111 tllt· year Toda) 's highlight Ul lustory On tills date m 1945, lhe SoVle t Umon be(ame the 29th na twn to rail f)' th e Umted Nauons Charter, and the world orgamz.a twn went Ulto bustness On tll1s date In 1603, .James I wa s proclauned Kmg of England, Scotland, France and Irela nd In 1648, th e Thlrty Years War ended w1th the Peace of Westphalia . In 181il, the first telegrams we r e sen t across tlle Uruted States In 195 2, General Dwight E ise nhower made one of tlle most fa mou s ca mpaign pro m1se s 1f elected , he'd go to Korea to end th e war In t962, the American blockade or Cuba workl'<l several Soviet sh1ps bound for the mJssJle-fortlhed 1sland turned away without confrontation. In t973, the Umted States rejected Egy p t ia n Pre sident Sadat 's suggestion that Amencan troops JOin Sov1et forces m s upervtstng a cease -f1re 111 tlle Mideast war . Ten years ago West Germany reval uc'<i 1ts Mark upward, endtng almost a yea rs' worth of speculatiOn that had threatened the mtern at1onal monetary system Five }ear s ago l' rench Presiden t Va le r y G1scard d 'Esl amg told reporters the world was 111 tlle gr1p uf a general econom1c crl.'lls that was leadm g to "ca tastrophe " One year ago - PreSident Carter, m a nationally broadcas t speech , a.-1now•ced h1s 7 percent wage gUideline as part of an antHnflation package Toda y's b1r1hday - ret1red football star Y.A Tittle is 53 . n10ught for today No man IS )ustJhed 111 domg evil on the ground Theodore of exp ed1e ncy Roosevell 1 1~ 19 19 1 --- • t~!i l"l nurd placP Kyger Creek pli:t }S at dlld Southern g (J(•:-, to Mtller tn non ·league efii'Ount ers !\urth Gal\1a and Han/hill Tr a<'c v.ho battled to a (}..{) t1 e two wn·k.." ago t ontJnue to pHCC the SVA C "ta ntling:-, w1th unbeat en returds T h" Pirates of Coa ch John Blakl' orl' li·U1 whtlt Coach 1.... rn ( 'rcnw eu s W1ldrats own a 7 ~- 1 mn rk At Ea~ tern , the P1rat cs w1 ll try til S}rJuues Valle} Kent Varney ~.12S lbs . Senior Guard T erry McNlckles :>-8, 140 lbs . Senior Rack John Pape 5- 10, 165lbs . Senwr Back Reds retain ('1\('1\\AII following worst year C I NCI!\~AT I <AP I Jo e Morgan . corntn;.; off ht s two worst years m the maJOr leagues l' nt e red tlle free-a gen t dra ft beca use he "'ants to fm1&h h1s can.~t: r on th e West Coast 'The Cmemnat 1 Heels , w1th whom th e 36-)-ear..CJ!d second baseman won two Most Valuable Player Awards . already ha;e the pla)ers to replace hun ' I' m not go mg tu thro "" an} brickbats al Joe Morgan · sa1d Red s President IJick Wagner at th e ma jor league general managers mPetmg 1n Scottsdale, Anz · He has had som e) ears here til at defied gravll), mcluding bemg tlle on!) pla yer ever to hit 200 horn e run s and stea l 600 base s tn a ca r t..~r The re IS an old a d a~e Ill baseba ll that so me llm es )OU can he lp yourself b} sub tr action, " sa1 d ~ants to go out on a h1gl1 note " He1ch co nh rm<'<i thal Morgan had (Ons!dered retirement but f~JS he can l-'l ay a few m ore years 1f hts leg s hold out Wagn er declined to s<~y wheti1er tlle Reds would enter the bidthng to s1gn Mor ~an He ha s several eand 1dates for th e pos!llon " You have to g1ve J un 1or Ken ned} tll e hrst nod lie's m a positiOn rnu<h the same as Ra y K.n1ght a) ea r ago." Wagnt.>r sa1 d He saH.i Kenn ed} hC:Is worked very hurd ·and hasn 't sa1d rnuc h Seeond base ~ ~ h1 s be st (Xl SltiOn We also haH' Hun Oe .s tt..'r, who hos ht•en working at se<. ond undt•r Woo d\ Wuod ward 111 the In stru <. t1una\ I t•n gue Ullllp Ill ·1<Jilip.l, Fla WL• Vl' madt• a r ra ngernent "i fur hun to play St'< ond ha sr> m Vt•ne2uela i:i fte r the f1rst of th e month down the1e Rlt: k Auerbl:lch IS better than som e people reulize I tllmk 1f he pla)ed he'd Jut · There has to be som e thought g1ven lo R<lfael SanUl [)ommgu, who has had som e problems m tll e field but 1s an excellent s w1tch-h1tter And Mtke Grale un pr u'l.ed th1s p:ar pia~ mg second at Jndlt:t r~apo lt s," Wagner satd Veteran p1t cher rrcd ~orme:an and out fielde r Paul Blair bulh cmnounced the} too will st~ e k the re. enlr) d raft I • A1' 1 'l hl Jt•hu t.'(] d: i and •,t a rt ed two fl •'" 1n t hl' l·hl r Jdd Ht_•d o.; h<i n · the1r (_'( Ja( hl' ~ prnJ,! rarns lnst ruttlonal l..ta~ u l' llu n lup, H u,~ \1xun . Bil l FJs< heJ a nd 1( (1/l Pl a7:i cill s1grwd unt' )' l'<Jr ((H1tr,H L'i tu Y.I Jr k Wlder Y1ana,t; t'r j(Jhn \1t \'dlllrira ThL' Fl ur1 c.Ll p1 ug 1.1111 " .11 1· dt•sJgnt>d to empha.-,tze spt•t'(l un lt 11 · b,ISl' S drld tO ht\p !Ji ldlt'r S bt.'l 'OIIIV i>l'tlcr hitter s <\bout 10 or thl' top prus pt:lb 111 lht • Heds' fa1n1 Sjstel ll h<J\l' been mvolH·d for tht• pa!-:.1 m onU 1 m th1...' prog rams In 'l ampil w1U• another IIIOil th ofy,orkt ugo I nch ct rgl' rd Ui c ~..·H urt IS Wooc.h \\'<..10 d\\.ard held eoordmatur for p l <~H'I dt> Hiopme nt {teltlll l! particula r attultion ,u l' thr 1..·t' fJU tf!eldt•rs v.. h1 J J1bl\ l' r" for \a ~ IH li lt> la st ~ t·d sun Du<-l rlt' \\ alkt. r , .,..ho ha U 46 st< Jlen ha sc s. f ddlt ' Mdrw r Y.lth .18 itnd P o ul HuuSt'huldt'r "1th 22 OthL·r lt! p r unne l " 111 l<lHlp Jntlu rl t' I n n1 l ....mll: S~. w) HJ sto(t• hO lki ~ t' S ,t l ( CJ d(hl s f-L-~r r~ 1 Lm1pe~ A pitlhe r ( an rl' nlly ht.·lp hii\ Jsl'lf With a b<Jt so Tul KJu szl'Y. Skl 1Hed " hJttm g 111st rm lur 1 h<-i s V. IJJ keJ up ~ spe u<J l pr o~ ra11 1 fur t.hl'l ll tu ht·tp Ul l. .' m bunt ,.m d hit \\o(Jd'w'!a rd saHJ T hl' ptt t: her s .1n: r e:.dh U1kt1h! to 1t 'flw., IS lhl' fir si tum· th t:'.\ \• h;-HI t.h1:-. kmd u f a tkrltJUJ l u 11 tli t.•lr h1ttJng Wag n ~r Morgan wa s una\ aU able at h1 s home m Oaltland, Cahf , but h1 s agent , Tom Re1c h. smd Morgan s dectston was prunanly for h1 s famil y " Joe feels at lh1s stage of hi s career , after go mg through a couple of tough years, he'd like to fm1sh up oo the West Coast One, he wants lu be closer to home Two. he fL'<'ls a change of scene ry m1ght help. sru d Re1ch, also at Scottsdale Money IS not the pnn c1pa l 1ssue If yo u krow a n yth m ~ about Joe Morgar. } ou la10" the ovemdmg facto r With h1m IS hi '\ pndt• He wants tu go out hkt> I.AJu Bruck li t.' Whil e IIIOSt uf the pl.iHl' l " :t l tllL' pro ~rlim are fr om th t• Jrll nor lea gues mfa.> lclt·r Hon Ut•sta ""h o \l.a s wtth tht• H1..1.h lTl Seplt•n tlwr n•• entl} .~ttended a 10-·<l w. I I Jur s~...· 11. ~· l.'vnd n the r r\ 1 P a tJ li l t , the Wdd La l'> Y. lll tn to put <:~nother n() t c h lll their tJtl P dn ve dF: hlllSt Coach Hob A.'lhlq ~ South v. esll'rn H1~hlander s S11 uthwes krn 4· 4 du111p etl Sou thern 's Tornadoe s, 28-8 last \\ Cekem.l Pa c·1 n ~ the f-11 ghland t> r at · ta ck y, ere ]untor'> Scott Hu~sell .Jd ) Bu rleso n .lm· Putte r drld '>l'! 'IUI ful l bd l k Slit..·I llk:H I Potter Kus el\ scored three tour hdowns cJ !HI pa ssed to Hur (e~on for onuther Pol in rus ht't'i f 11r 9fi \ct rrb drld S( fllt' d <t t\1. 0 -i)O Uit l On\t'rSJtl fl I A.'i:l.dln ~ t he Wlldca t:-; t u tht•lr 1n t\lglit out1ngs v. erc JUIIIo rs Todd Sible) and Arcllle \1eado ws and ~emors Ja} Bra). H.andv Creen and Jon Sawtder s Si bley scored on a 70 yard run, (;rt·t·n re turned t:tn 1ntrn f' ptj(m 32 y m ds fur a TD and M eoJuws h1t Sau nders w1th a 10 yard stnk e 111 the fourth stanza Cuae h J 1rn Sprag ue s K)ger Creek Hnlx:a L':i seek the1 r th 1rd stra 1ght ""111 a mi f1fth tht.s season a ~~1 nst the \\' tnle ~s S \ rmn e~ Va liP\ V1k mgs Idle llus pa.s t week. Ul< Bo lx aLs still h<:JV P ~~ f han( P to tlf' fo r lh t: SVAC d Jdmpt1Jnstup pru\ Hhng thl' lJUlt' r team.s knock off each uther .~nd KC 'A lrl.'i the rest of 1L'S ~ame s Smn· thP veteran mrn lor· made ')llJJJe uffl•n SIVL' t:han~P ~ f u\lllWln g a I ~.f) loss to Hannan Tra l e th e Bob t:<:J L':i have com e bat k to pos t wms u\t..'r F,astern and Southern K }l-~l:'r ('reek hds Suuthwestern Sl'\ t llth dnd ~ u rth c;alll <:~ Fred Norman Joe Morgan ba se m ri JI tf tu bt'lL IIlt' .I .t :<-; .t JDt' G&J p()s-.Jblt· \l ur g<J!1 PREVENT FROZEN PIPES WRAP. ON. 50U[J-C~ACU~T HEAT PICKENS ldt m Ow (t·t:t gue base pld\ ha s l:ll'en IIH' TliiiiTlt'll dt'l'idt.' ~ W~tln SVACSTANDINGS AIJ .GAMES T EA.\I W L.T P . OP. Hannan Trace 7 0 J !53 49 North (;al l!a 6 0 1 153 29 F·:astern 5 3 0 141 80 K) ger Cree k 4219846 Southwestern 4 4 0 148 90 Southe rn OBI 46212 SVACONLY TEAM W.L.T. P.OP. :-;orth GaU1a 2 0 J 48 8 Hannan Trace 2 0 I 39 22 K) ge r Creek 2 I 0 i'l 19 Southwestern I 2 0 42 24 Eastern 1 2 0 36 46 Southern 0 3 0 8 97 This week 's games North Gallia ut F:aslern. Hannan Tra ce at Soulh"'''stl'm . Kyger Creek at Symmes Valley and Southern a t M1ller. K\ ~t' r Cr eek 's uffen.se IS l('r! ~) St"lllor tmlback Pau l Lasseter . su ph on10re quart er bo ck Hob Waug h sophorn orP ru nnrng ha( kEd \1'~ .10 1 t:' and J UfiHJ r ba ck Hill Hos.s I V. l l other s enwrs. Bru ce (;llmor P Ot·ster v. h (J tl.Js Lt·en n sll11r ' stq> ~ c vnd and Greg Srruth are now passtng threats Coa ch John Dudding 's Southern Tornadoes still seeking their first wm thi s season travel to Miller Accordmg to leag ue stallstlcs not 1/lf ludmg las t week's games , four SVAC players are among the top 10 area scorers Sheflllan Potter, Southwestern IS second With 56 poinLs , Todd Sibley, Hannar Trace,lhird w1th 54 pomts, T1m Howell , North Galli a , fifth w1th 44 pomts and Greg Wigal . Eas tern . mn th with 42pomts. A.ll Improved theJr pomt production , la.st weekend to Pa~ne F.a.stt:rn ~ off ense w<Js led 111 the Hannan Trace ganw by senhJ r q ua r tt.·r bock Hnan HI S..<.;(' II " hq ~( ' (Jrt'd !)1Jth E<1~le tnu L hdowns Morgan leaving Cincy 1979 coaches l 'lllllllHt:ttJ kePp thc 1r Wlnntng W C::i~ ~ gutng aga m ~t Uw 5·] J-J a gll'~ F.astt·nJ has be t'n up rtnd rl.u w11 t h1s ~ea~ on fllll uwJIIg la st ) t.'ar 's SV AC l ham IJIOIL'ihl pand ~-l rt' ( orJ Til <' r.ag ll'S, d 26-16 loser ill Han Mil I fd LC la ~ t Fnda y n1ght n1ust stop tht• IJUL"ildt:' I Ullnlllg Ju tt:tt l}f sen1 11f ~lliJa L k Tut 1 How ell and the pass mg ('ornbtnatl ,Jn of JUm ur QUi1 r tt'r back Donme Shupe and JUfll ur 1 11rl Kf'J th PH )' Ilf' l!owt>\1 sf orf:'d two tt1U1 hd11 wn.s and tY. o ntra P('i lll"i agalll.':it Ha nnan .W V<J last wl...'e k Shupe a JSt, ho d a 11 J o nd passed for t \-\o tJ other ~. une to lluwell and tht' HARDWARE Mason, W. Va. f\'.} PEOPL f f t'l ' ,J..;U l l Ut•skr :tl su plan<- t{) sp1nd tht· \l.trl ll'r plci\ 1n1: ~~ 1 IIIHl hrt " t II • •\ \ 't •flt' I Ut•la Record won ~t fool Browns coached b~ HuJ Wllktn son, HutJg(lan fJ sa 1d . " T he b1~gest t hange fur the111 On s yea r IS 1rovkw ) 0 J Ander oo n He s b1g, str ong and l1as all the qualities you look for m a great runmng back He g J\-l'S thPm a illrnenswn they dtdn 't have before "Th en they have e~ fm e throwmg quarterback Ill Jm1 Hart and a speed burner m Mt.>\ Gr a) The) can hurt )OU Bu t Hart IS not a s mob1le ba ck tllere as guys like Ken Anderson 1or Cmcmnatll or Joe The1srnann 1of Washm gton 1 " We woo 't have to worry so rnud1 aboul conta mmenl , so our pass r!l'ih should be that much mor e d iffi cul t for them to handle 'Defensively, they run a threeman hnt.>, and th at a lwa ys pos~s problem s m adjustment " Hart ha s madt:' h1s career a long and fruitful one bet·ause uf ills passmg ability , and pass defense IS somethm g th at has been m short suppl y w1th the Browns th1s season For exa mp le. Ander son p1cked newland apart for 318 )ard' and two touchdowns Ill the a1 r Were not uH• rl ~ eunu•mt.>d w1 til tll e tllmgs thal have h<~ppened to our defens1ve secon dar} th e pa st fe v. week s ," Rutq,~l!ano t•xp lamed · They re capable of d01 n ~ the JOb 'There were some plays I lhmk we shou ld have made IJut there Wt>ft' uther s "'here the exec ut 10n wo s JUSl perfect I hate to g1ve an offen se credit . bu t lhe} JUSl did a h<•ck o f e jOb on sume of those pla) s. and that 111aLie our gu)s look bad That' s \4hy corner backs 111 th1 s leaF!lle han• to hdve shurt m~mones Those th mgs are gomg to happen The th1ng that p h~·ased m , ove ra ll was that we bent a IJtt · b1t . but we lie\ er L'Orrlpletel) br vk{' too 'I thmk Jum >r Will get the flrsl shot at the JOb 1f 11 1s open, " Km~ht sa1d durm g a recent ta lk show mtcrv1ew " He's do ne an outstanding JOb But I 'm sure tlley will be l oolun~ al Ron Oester and yo u can't leave out Rick Auerbach , but Jumor's a real battler and he deserves the fu-st shot ' · Knight responded to the challenge of makmg th e startmg lineup , by constant wor k . and m about SIX w._..,ks, the baseball season will be~m agam for the Albary , Ga native That IS when he will go o ut and sta11 worktn iS U1 the hattlllJ;! rage lit' built al h1s home "One of t..he b1ggest problem s I hat! "as feelmg <'Ornfortablr "' tht• ') r> /i h .. , ~) " I' P'-. 11 1- {' ....,Pt l< d l · 1~r /,' I ' • ' ar t', o r1ght tr • ' r1 , •, t)r lgrtcr tha n 'l g p r em1um ' ' H· lf'dd /hi t d d ~ ffnen t pt1Sitl (! n ..., tl t'l l ht • ' L' pvrts lu spr111 ~ trdJnl :l~ lll'Xt I d JIUci! ! I t v.dll~· 11lh L· r pLnt'l ' likt· Ktnrlt'd ,\ \\.h(/ v.1ll bt• tlw 1/llt'~ pro \ lllg tht·ms...·ht·s 'The pr l'SS Uit ld"t sp1 111g l l it'dl<i p!t'~S U ! t' \I <"i S ~ rt•,tt•· r l ht• th nn .:l n\thl ng I e \l'r l' XPt'rlt'll l t•t.l bl'fore . Knl ):.! ht sa 1d I ~u t•ss that s \\ h ~ I d1dn t fet·l am pr ess ur~ dun n~ thl' pl a: offs o r dunng m ost uf th t :-.t'<J<.;j J!I ·\ Iter thl' ftr ~ t !!l(Jllth. I \\.ci ~ /1 \ lll'f \ ~1 U " IJ fl t' \)\I ....... ... Plu o •• G&J AUTO PARTS G&J AUTO PARTS 144 W Second Str ee t Pomeroy, OhiO Route 33 Mason, W.Va. .......... ••r do\\n The Brown", 5--:l at the nudwa) poml 111 tlle r>r I. season , look Tuesda\ off, bul beg 10 preparatiOn S today for their Sunda) battle at Busch '11emonal Slaruum m St l.JJUI !'i - Knight sympathizes with Kennedy CINCINNATI 1 API - Cmcmnat1 Reds thu-d baseman R<ly Kmg ht can sympatlllze with the feelm gs of teammate J un10r Kenned y Kennedy 1s wrutmg to fmd out whether J oe Morgan will become a free agent and leave open the JOb al second base for the Reds Mor gar , a two-tune most va luabl e player , has so far nol made public whether he will remain w1tll the Rect.. or go on the free agent market Last yea r , 11 wa s Knight who was domg the wa1tm g and wondenng whether Pete Rose would becom e a free agent. Rose left and Knigh t successfully stepped into the JOb at th1rd base for the Reds If Mor gan decides to lea,·e . Kennedy may be gl' ttlng hiS cha nce f '' I • BE HE A. Oh10 1AP' - A H record 1sn 't gomg to fool the Cleveland Bro wns Th e Brown s b~rely s urv 1ved Sunday 's 28-27 :'olat wnal Football I.~a gue- victor~ ovPr Uw Cmcumah Bengals , who are 1-7 Thej aren't about Ul let the St Lows Cardma ls pull the wool over thm eyes even though the Ca rds ha; c won on!) tw1 ce "They Jlhe Cardinals 1 rea ll} have pla yed some teams well th1s year Without gettmg an}thmg out of II," said Cleve land Coach Sa m Rutigliano ·They had Pittsburgh on tlle ropes and pla yed Dallas tough two tunes, and tlley've played we ll m other games So tll al record doesn 'l mean much " And we're tll e ty pe of foo tball team tllat's gm ng lo be m a lot o f tough footba ll games Everybody has seen what 's happent'<i m the fir st half of tlle seaso n. ard ! loo k for us tf} be f1ghung for our lives the resl of tlle year, " l.lXllung at lhe Ca rd m;;ls , who are PROFESSIONAL PARTS batter s bo< ," Kmght r ecalled " It happened al home last wmer l gut that< omfortablc feem g a t tlle plat e Tht.>IJ l could be~tn concentratmg on oth er tllmgs 'The tune I SJ>t'rlt uver the wmtcr reaU\ P""l off I feel like I've bt.'l'n a student or hltttn )! a nd a student o f the ,ga mt' Y uu r·;.; n nt>\l'f work too hard Kn1 g hl fini shed la s t ba seball settson w1th a 3H:I average, third run ung all :\'atJonal L~ague h1ttcrs "Sure. I surpnst•d mys.•lf w1th the bal. · Kn1 ghl sa id I hadn't h1l 300 ~unce Amer ican Le~10n I ncvt.'r dreamed I would h1l 300. bul now I kn ow what tt takes You have to mak~ co ns is ten t tunta ct <:~nd approach t' Vt•r y ga me pos1t1' L'l > " The Rt~l s t h1rd baseman w1ll be m RED OAK 4'x8' 1/8" THICK $495 A Sheet HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773-555.. w. I VA. �5- The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport ·Porneroy . 0 ., Wednesda y. Oc t . 24. 1979 ~-The Daily Sentinel, Muldleport-Pomeruy , 0 ., Wednesday , Oe t 2l. 1979 Spartans picked to upset Buckeyes Ohio Sportslight I COLUMBUS , Ohw tAPt Warre n Hardmg will do almost anythmg to play a lugh scl.,ol football game The Panthers provided bu s ser v1ce to and from the game fo r visitmg Cleveland Collin wood just so they wouldn ' t have a n open date Friday mght. A Cleveland teac her s· strik e kn ocked our Har din g·, ongmal game with East . but Co lli nwood vote d to play th e Panthers . Hardmg won 30-7 Around Ohto : Boardman ended Youn gsto wn Mooney 's J :l - ~Oii! L t' regular season wmrung stnak b~ scoring a touch down w1th H se<.·om.ls le ft to triumph &-3 . John Eramo, Colum bus llartlt·y' s highly recrUited 5-foot·ll. 202iJound full bac k , showed mmus fi ve yards rushm g in the ftrst quarter . then came back w1th :J12 yards 111 the n.: x.t three periods . Hart ll'y sw<.un pL'd Col umbus St. Charle s U -1:1. In 93 Sl't'Ond s of th,· th trd quarter last week . Uppt•r :\dm ~ ton and M~n etta coml.Jllll'll fu r thr vt· touchdowns . Torn Wlwarr of Upp,•r Arlington zoomed 71 ye~rd s on a rlLsh and 97 yards wtth a kt ckoff . sa ndw ic he d aruu11 d Manl'tta tailback Jeff Gamber's B2-var d pa" Pom eroy lP Turt\ Sliiffurd . Uppt. 'l' :\rlt nJ::: !t Ht f < J~T I <J ·· , :O.t"t JITJt•s:-, S(fl' <L k 11\I W I ~ :11 rt·~ u l ar qu ;n1l' r s 1 tWr the I;L" I t w o S t' <1 S tl ll :-. Ji Hil t.' SlU W II ( ;r t' l ' !l l'\'lt'\\ first tu uch dt!Wil uf tht• o shurt rw1 ln ( )\ •nu~· a n T~y lo r , amJ st li llust In Soutlwastt•rn ~()... / Wau.seun has nut allu\wd ;J S<.·urt·d tl:-. St:' et ~lll , tuut ·h d• l WJl til uuhcnru l t.; 1b kat.:U 1' 126-0 \orr h <.'ant un Hoo \·t·r ·s Uef t'l l .'t' t!ppo nt 'J1 h !lift ..:, t\" l' n up an:o put nt ::. Uu s fCIII urllt l ])u \"tT pr o dtll ·t•d ;1 :H)-27 lrtu rnp h llut t\"t: r "s llf ! t·lt'.t' hr11l had pt•n tllllt•d lli po tnt ~ PI \ 1urn o\ 't•r s. hm·H'\ t'r llt lr t•r 18-0t rull t•d up 518 total ) ;u·U!-i. 26:1 uf ttwm t.Jy l">t.·Vor t• To11 1 Huwr nan. Purt sm o uth 1\utn· l>a rn l' ·s 6 l. lB 7-puu n d JU il ii J I' fuli iXit" k. no w lwhb s mg k season seh oul l"l"t ords 1n r ushm g ~d rda g e • 1.550 1 :tnd rotnt~ ( 160 J F:n rftt •ld l 1nwn nt·a r l.rt ll l'ii Sh ' r l! kt ·l:o wlll lla\"t' two 1.000-yanJ quar1t• rb<iL· k J <tll llt· l'lL"\h l'T" ..... <~ lrL': td ! H e:t!ltllton Hu!)!-1 Lh1 s y t·ar rl'tiJrJ ha~ NO 2 Wns D•rr yl Hngers' Spartans vtew this ge~ ml' as a chance to li ve up to their pr t· ~seas un promise and to m ove up 111 the Btg 10 standings as we ll as 111 the natlonrt l rank~ngs In a very m ~ lt'rTs tmg afternoon of football . your W. L . Pel . GB 50 1 000 B o'> ton Nt-w Yo n , 4 } &67 I' ; 4 ) 'i71 7 Pis 3/ l6 36 35 Smi th 's BQd y Shop 14 Team No 6 0 High tnd game M ose M orm an "2J2 Jo h n Tyree '"1.27 . B ta ,n e C artPr 7 13 H 1gh 1n d se r te s John T yr ee 608 Mose Morma n 591 . Lar r y D uy.-1n Team N o .1Ftreston e S69 H tgh tea m gam e Eag l f' s Club 91 5 901 Col u mbia N at 1ona iL d e a15 Sm1 th "S Bod ·y Sh o p 875 Team h1gh se r ies E ~ QI P S Club 2606, Columb 1a Nat1 on a1 L if e 7457 Smtth 's Body Shop 7441 t 'A\1'11\ . Ohto 1AP 1 \ ·l'tt•rarr (;,·urgl' t"u <td l , cwd yullll l.! { ~11r:o Walter s of J\ t•wa rk lwn· Iilli . Ct• ltna 's bern nain t•d lht' Pom eroy Bowling Lanf"5 Morn1ng Glones Oct . 19, 197'1 JI 79 10 70 I4 No . 6 r }OJ' H igh md gam(' M itr 1 Po ri+ 166 . H igh 1nd 3 g .'t m"<; .1\..., il r ( P o fl~ · r 4971, Dor, s Gru esPr 4062 High leam g a me K arr a n d va n Zandt 829 Hi gh team 3 ga '"'"les K Mr (Inn VanZandt 1399 Po1nt s 37 Team No . 1 Parts Plus Ding ·A ·Lings Team N o . 5 t "Oi-H" h t · :-. f 11!" tht• n 14 Indiv idual high 6 game Pear t Russett 170 . Pdula Cunn •ngha m 150 Jenny Lee 146 Team h ig h g n me Harr t "'-> Frisbees46 7, Wy a tr 's A rab1.1 n F a r m .46.4 ; Harr y 's F r sbecs w., at!' s Arabia n Farm s 4JB Individual· high series Peart Russell 430 ; Paul a Cu nnngham 400 . 1 Dottie Nelson 378 . Team high series Harry 's Fr isbees 1327 . Wyatt 's Ara b•a n Farm tJ08 ; Part s Plus 1115 SI !U1 ht•;istJ·r n w11l St'l" \"l' ;1:- tilt· Suu th i"l !i ll"ht·:-o a nd Dan \d f <, f .- \ n :ltbu ld (fnd Pat Mnurt>r 11 f \ 1;11l:-. frt·l d St 1\•t t•r fur lht• \ rJ rl ll c;1pson lws a b0- 24 rl't0 rd m four S!'CI.._.Jn~ . .J f!rdan IS \!;6-\K Ill ll llll' .\ ' ' ; '1 ' . '\ ,If ~ ~.J m t u~ J;t , t th rt 't' \ t ·,d ... Il l d '-,(' \ t' rl -:0.1';!.<..1111 • ;l!"t 'l'r (l!td \ litlltt·r . ~- H I. 1T11 iud tn;..: HI\ \ " ~t ;.~ lt · 1Hll ru;tl l wnl ! rth- ;mil 1Wfl 11tltd· _..;tctl t• ; tppt • rt f itl lf"P ~ Ill h l~ thrt•t• T tw ~ <-~lilt '~ \~ 111 l w S.:llurd <.t! llli-:ht. Apn l 1 ~ ~t'< t ,t i l h plii~ 111 t•d \tlt" t'lt•ldh !i U:-.t. Wise testing free agency Mixed Leagu e 0C1 . 17 , 1979 Standings Longshots 51 Headquarters 37 Smith ·Nelson Mot or s 30 28 Swisher ·LOhse Drugs 24 Tony's Carry Out 27 High series Bill Porter 582 , Helen Phelps 537 ; Charli e VanMeter 532, Delores T yree 513 High gam - B i ll Port er 210, H el en Phelps 197 ; Charlie VanMeter 102. Carole McLuahglin 189 . Team series · He adquarters 2099 Golden 2J 2 2-.1 1' ' 3' ' 4 Stat e M >lwauk. ('(> at Scm D •e qo Pro Hockey At A Glance By The Associated Pres s Narion.a' Hockey Leagu e Campbell Conference Patrrck DiVISIOn W . L. T . Pfs GF GA P r1 I<Hh ' IP il• rl 4 ~~ y ~ . mq •·r '> 1 1 1 9 7 0 6 N Y i<, l,tn e r s '} ) l Allnn l n 2 4 1 S 5 Wa <; h t nq t on 2 ~ 0 4 Smythe D1v1 si on JO 25 75 19 IH )Q )J )6 n 30 e n. ( a go Edmonl on 1 7 2 6 1 3 17 11 46 1317 S l LOu •'-. ? 2 1 6 10 71 7 1 I 6 JO 17 ; , 1 r t , ·tj 'l 0 J II II ( riO.J I d il O 1 1 J ' /') n Wa tes Contere nce Adam s D tvi\ >on ~ ~~ .,' on ' I I 9 r o r on t o 4 7 0 6 JI 16 Bu !l nlu j l 1 l i3 I / M ,nn(' <,O t rl l 7 1 J J 10 "} ; 0 .j 15 16 N o rn !l DI'I I SIO n Mor' Trro,l l 4 1 1 9 24 18 P .tr <., bu l qh 1 ? I Jl 18 L O<., f U1Qt' l• •<, I J I 1 ] 4 34 n u D1·1r o .r ? J 1 I ·s ') 4 16 18 7 4 I\ "")') Ge~me<.o E dmon ton J, N e w Yor k Is la nders J. I I (' Alabama 36, Vtrgima Tech 12, as An geles 7, Co l o rado shorts. Gr~mes EcJrnon t on rll N f'w Y ork R anaf'r') P,•t ')bu rqh at B ulf a lo s!!'~~~ti Ro1 S2.t5 • • ••••••• All tOCATION5 AIHEMA* 2000 ELECI'ROHIC MACHINE TUNE-UP s469s Authorited CATALOG SALES MERCHANT SIX CYLINDER ENGINE ISears I Phone 992 -2178 1J4 E . Main St . Pomeroy , 0 . OWNED AND OPERATED BY Jack & Judy William s Open : Mon . 1hru Wed . t ·S, Thur . 9·12 . 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Florida State is one 11f tlw few rematnmg unbeaten - untted teams but don 't hold your breath wrutmg for the Seminoles to be invtted to the Orange Bowl, even 1f they go 11~ . The Orange Bowl, like any other bowl. wants teams wbose followers w1ll amve well before the game - Oilers-Islanders fight to 3-3 tie By The Associated Prt>ss Pat Pnce of the Edmonton Otlers and Btlly Smtih of th e New York lsl anders both experienced a sen se of deja vu as the y played Tuesday night. Price, an expansion draft choi ce of the Otlers off the !slander s ' ro,ter , ca lled h is present team a " car lxm copy of the Islanders four yea rs a go . Th ere' s a lot of no names who work the ir tails off." Smith , the Islanders' goalie tn the 3--3 tie, was quick to comment on the same thought. "We were very lucky to get one pomt tonight," sa1d the nine-yea r veteran . " It was definitely our ex perience that gut us that pomt . The ir team is very spirited and enthusiastic. smuJar to our team of a few yea rs ag{k" In other Nationa l Hockey League action Tuesday night , Montreal defeated AUanUI >-3, Los Angeles got by Colorado 7-4 and Boston and St. Louis skated w a 5-5 tie U Price and Smith are able to scout teams as well as they play hockey, the Oilers are in for some rosy years in the future. Four years ago the Islanders were en joying thetr second wtnning season in their existence. Since then they have become one of the top teams in the league. ln each of the last three seasons they hav e surpassed the 4!1-vtctory mark and last year finishe d the regular season w1th the best record in th e league . Tuesday ntght , however , it was the Islanders who had to work hard for the goal that lied the score with JUst I : 17 rernammg tn the game. Billy Harris scored on a rebound off a Brya n Trottier shot with Edmonton ' s Mark Messier in the penalty box . It was the third time the Islanders had come back from a one-goal defi cit. The tie was the fourth of the year for the Oilers and the six pomts they have amassed so far this season puts ibem m a four -way tie for the Smythe Divtsuu lead . The six poinl'i are a lso onl' more than the Island ers have been a ble to eam so far . Edmonton Coach Glen Sa ther rn1ght not be lookin g for 4{) victories or even the division title right now , but he is looking forward lo his fi"1 year m the NHL. " We ha ve a lot of youth and enthusiasm , and this ts going to help us out tbroughout th ts season," said Sa ther . " We have to stay heal th y m order to be a contender ." Canadiens 5, Flames 3 Steve Shutt scored twt ce. as the Canadtens jumped oulto a 5-l lead over the Flame s. Guy Lafleur gave Montreal the lead for good in th e fir st period with his stxth goal in the la'lt four games. He has also registered four assists m that time . Bruins 5, Blues 5 Wayn e Babych had the first threegoal performance of his young but productive co r~r as the Blues ca me back from a four-goal deficit. The Bruins had jumped to a 4-l lead on two goals each by Jean Ratell e and Bobby Schmautz . Kings 7, Rockies 4 Marcel Dionne, tied for the league 's scormg lea d entering th e game, finish ed 1t with s ol e possessi on of the spot as h e scored fo ur goals m the Kings ' rout. In th e young season. DIOnne now has 18 points in just seven ga mes. Hts linemate Charlie Sunmer, whom he was tied wtth, contributed two lose nonconference assi st s. Notre Dame Coach Dan Devine is no Knute Rockne when it comes to m spirational , fire-breathing pep talks But he recalls his days at Mtssouri when he wanted to fire his team up for Nebraska. He played a record of the Nebraska fight oong over and over, intending to bring things to a head by smashing 1t on the locker room floor. Devine forgot one little thing. Plasttc is a prime ingredient in phonograph records and when he hurled it to the floor ... it bounced. Sports briefs. • BASEBALL NE W YORK I AP l - American League baseball owners formally approved the sale of the Baltimore Orioles from Jerold Hoffberger to Edward Bennett Williams for a reported $12 million . Williams, who also owns part of th e National Football League Wrutlington Redskins and serves as pres1dent of that franchise. won quick , unanimous certiffcation for th e sale from the 14 ALclubs . He will . take contro l of the baseball team on Nov . l. FOOTBALl. NEW YORK 1AP I - 1\ew Engl and Patn o ts defensive halfbac k Haymond Clayborn, fine d $2,000 by Commissioner P ete Rozelle as a result of his altercations with sports writer s. has wtthdrawn his request for an appeal. th e National Foooball Lea gue said . Claybor n threatened Bruc e lAJwill , a n Associated Press sports wrtte r , after the Patriots' 16-13 overtime loss to Plttsburgh m the teams ' season opener The followmg week, a fter the Patnots beat the Ne w York Jets 56-3, Clayborn thr ea tened and struck ve teran Bosloo Globe sport s writer Wtll McDonough m the eye. BOXING NEW YORK (AI' I E arnie Shave r s s uffered serious eye damage during his loss to World Boxmg Council charnpton Larry Ho lme s last m onth and ha s undergone delicate surge r y, the New York Pvst reported . The Post said it had learned Shavers had surgery Oct. ll to repair a torn retina. A spokeswoman for Johns Hopkins Hospital tn Ba ltim ore said Shavers was a patten! there, but would not comment on hts cond1lion followmg th e sur gery . TREI'TON, N.J. ( AP ) - A New J ersey State Appeals Court upheld the convictions and life sentences a ga m't Rubin " Humcane" Carter and Jo hn Artis for the slayings of three persons m a Paterso n bar . 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U the Orange Bowl frowns on F1orida State, how do you think th e Su ga r Bowl feels about the posSibility of having thrice-beaten Georgta as the host team instead of No.l-ranked Aiabama ? It could happen. Indeed , it will hap pen if Georgia wins its remaining Southeastern Conference games against Kentucky, F1orida and Auburn, even if the Bulldogs 22 oz. SALE liS W. 7m' 1\ Plus Tax •v -8 ' s AT SPECIAL PRICES ALSO dream of Tt~rnple gmng to thl' Sugar Bow .I and ht> remwili one anJ ~ll tl1at CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP. ••••••• 2/59' Features . 25 push button s tit c h es, speed ba s ting, Magic buttohol er , 2 way sewing sur f ace, pus h butto n front drop in bobbin and a full JO ·yea r w arran ty I of !muted m eans Mon · than 90 years later. Tern pie, wtudt has bt•et• a Comrn o nwl'alth of Pt>t1flsylvama uruver stty s1nec 1965 , ha s CJ Widely d.ivers1f1ed stuJt·nt OOdy of som e 33,000 . The Ull rvt:'r stty JS the largest employe r 111 the No rth Phtla delphta area. w1th some 9,500 pt:r s un s ern ployt'd 8t the rnam C(:t!llpus and the Health Sctences Center But, says Hardln. "There are people Ill Philadelphia who don't even know we're in Phii <:H.Ielphia ." U they don't, they're learning . Temple has posted seven wmnmg seasons under Hardin , who has beconw the school 's wimung~st football coa ch ever with a 63-32-3 mark. mcl ud mg &-1 thts yea r . the only setback a ltl-9 loss to 12thranked P tll. "We get k idded a bout o ur short, fat ktds," Ha rdm says "They may be 6-2 and 270 pounds but we don 't check 'em in the 40 . They may not be too fast over 40 yards, but from he re to th ere they 're not too bad . and th at's all we ask of 'em . " Our players are great kids. They work thctr butts off . They weren't highly recruited, they're not g uy s everybody wanted, so the y've got something t o prove." So does Hardm . He has this wild RIVERSIDE AMC JEEP FALL SERVICE SPECIAL 10 oz . Instant 11111111~ \ WISt'. 34 , ha s r um pt\t•d :1 171\- !fl5 rt•cord m ~ H-_,·ear (" Cirt •t ·r lfl l lud tn l:! stops at P htl<Hk lphJ<t . ....,, !Jiul.". Boston and Clt·\·d tmd J!, . p t,;o, lt •d tn:-. best seasonal rt:' l"ur d uf J ~q 2 fur Boston m 1975 He Will be ehg ihh · fur baseba ll' > re~ntry draft on Nov 2. ,\ spo kesman for the fnd1 a ns sa td that W1sc antl hts agent have assur t>d th e AI11t'n r an r~ a.,; ue tl•am it will bl' gin·n a c hance to mat ch tll l' h1~hest b1ddt>r for tht:: pJteher 's St1 r VIC't.!S . • :61'1\0's: • predeces&Jr, who won 122 game s tn 10 seaso ns. You mtght be ha lfway nghl tf you said Don Casey, but h e's the c urr ent basketball coac h We're talkmg abo ut the football coa ch . You mean Temple has a football team ? Isn 't Temple a basket ball school ? Yes. and a good one, but tt 's a pretty good football school . too The legendary Pop Warn er roached there from 19 33-38 and Ray Morrtson, famed as the architect of Southern Methodist's aerial circ us of t he '20s and '3(1s, coa ched the re from 1940-48. Th e c urrent coach , m his lOth season, is Wa yne Hardln, the same Wayne Hardm who led Navy to a :!S22-2 record from 1959~ and coached the 1960 a nd 1963 He tsrna n Trophy winners, Jue Bellino a nd Roger Staubach . Temple Untversity was founded 111 1884 as a nonsectanan inst itu taon des1gned to se r ve able and dese r ving ~1uUcnt s • 1 . . . 'I 79 I • By HERSCHEL NISSENSO'I AP Sports Write r Qu1ck, who's the c oach a t T emple UntverSlty : No, it' s not Ha rry Ltlwack , although he was the basketball coach there for 21 years. wmning :m games. and tt's not Josh Cody . l11 s Navy 24 Pitt 21 Nebraska 41 Colorado IS N Carolina 8 E Carolina 7 Notre Dame 31 S Carolina 21 Ohio U 17 W Michigan II Oklahoma 491owa St :ro Oklahoma St 19 Kansas 14 Oregon 31 Washington St 6 Peon St 37 West VIrginia 20 Princeton 14 Harvard 8 Purdue 32 Northwestern 21 San Die go St 24 Utah 14 San Jose St 17 Long Beach St 14 Stanford 32 Oregon St6 Texas A and M 21 Rice 7 Texas 35 SMU 10 Tulane 21 Georgia Tech 14 USC 42 California 24 VMI25 Furman 8 Washington 42 UCLA 28 Yale 21 Pe nn 14 446·9800 lib. Blue Bonnet Baked Missouri 37 Kansas St 12 Wayne Hardin coaches Temple team Good Thru Nov. 23, 1979 Please Call In Advance For Appointments IH P'-"!!,,'t Mi<htgao 281ndlana 14 Mkhigan St 24 Ohio St 21 Mlont•sota 30 Illinois 21 Mi ssissippi St34 S. Mississippi 24 SAVE GASOLINE CHEESE s DELIGHT ........... 2.49 o ..e, .=. t the Crtll1S011 Tide runs lt..'i recordo; tu 10~~ agatnst the Cobblers; htgh · seonng Bn~ham Young, With Marc Wtlson at the controls, wiU defectt the New Mextco Lobos , 3!>-13, m an unportan t Western Athl etic Conference clas h : and Southern Cahforma will · ~rump " - heh.fieh Califumia 's ace pas.er Rich Campbell as lhey dump the Golden Bears, 42-ll, 111 thetr 67th confron tation . Oklahoma and Ne braska Wlll keep rolling •long in the Big B with Vll'· tones - over. respectively. Iowa State and Colorado. Ma ke 11: Oklahoma 49 , Iowa State 20: Ne braska 42, Colorado lB. UC I. A wtll g ive vi s tting Was htnglon a rough afte rn oon . Hut 11 doesn't have enough guns to hold off the bru tst ng HuskreS. The fmal score Washi ngton 42. UCLA 28 . The Pitt Pa nthers and Navy are both ha,;ng good years . And the Hoo pl e Hunc h is the tenac10us Mtddies will h•ng on to Wln, 24-2 1. m a n ex tremely we ll-played con te st Some other matchups look li ke this Texas 35. SMU 10: Notre DHme :11. South r.a rolina 21: Mtchiga n ?ll. fndtan a 14 , Mississippi State 34, South em Mtssissippt 24: North Ca rohn• 28, East Carolina 7: Missou ri J7, Kansas State 12, and L1en c, on 21, North Carolina State 20. Now go on wtlh my forecast · OCT. Z7 Alabama 36 Virginia Tech 12 Arizona St 33 Utah St . 20 Arkansas 23 Houston 18 Army 171\ostoo Collegr· 14 Auburn l8 Wake Forest 22 Ball State 19 Bowling Gn•en 13 Baylor 24 TCU 14 1\righam Young 35 New Muko 13 Brown 27 Holy Cross 7 Bucknell 31 Lehigh 21 Central Michigan 35 Kent St i Cincinnati 14 Richmood 7 Clemson 21 North Carollns St :ro Colgate 7 Columbia 6 Colorado St 28 Ai rForce 19 Cornell 20 Danmuush 14 Delaware 23 William and Mary 12 F1orlda 28 Tulsa 7 F1orida A and M 39Tuskegee 16 Georgia 22 Kentucky 20 Grambling l7 Texas Southern 13 Hawaii 34 UTEP 22 Indiana St 38 Dlinois St 28 LSU 22 Florida St l7 Maryland 30 Duke 17 Miami (0) 26 Syracuse 21 In (1\hl'r rnotcht•s. seven th -seeded 1\.t'!T .\ Hl·ld ca..tlll' back af te r a twohour raw llclay to ddedt Ht•tllna Bu n~l' -t-6. b-4. 6-2 . Ann e Srmt.h duwned Zenda Lt:> lss 6-7 . frl. 6-1 and Lt•le For ood beatmg Il an<:~ KJuss 6-4, • 4 H,lr l! o rd en Quebpr N •nn IX' <ld f ( h trc1YO St L OU1 <:. at Mtnneso ta W aS h• n g f on dl Los Angelt?5 r o r o n 1o at van ( ouv er Thursda v 's Gam es Bu ff a lo n f D etr o>! N Pw Y o rk R dn or r <., Pr 11,:w e tp t11a P · ' t <, h u roh n t M on t ~ ··a l • • BASKETHAI.t. \1·:11' YOHK 1AI' > Julius Emng , wh(1 h~t s it'd thl" Phtladt.'lphia 7bt:-rs to a 54) stan. was namt•d thl' ~ett10nal Ba s kl·tbdll AssoCJatwn 's fir s t Pbt)W of the Week ErYtn~ I S third m tile lca~ ue m S(·on ng w1th a 29 2 a\'erage, 1ncludm g an :-JBA career -h igh 44 pomt s against Houston Oc t. J:l . Th e forward a lso IS thtrd tn I he league 111 "t('a ls with J.20 per gcune. TENNIS TOKYO ,,, p , Un s eeded r\rm·ncan ~1 control of the baseball :t·<Hn on l'ov . l . BASKETBALL \J·: W YORK' AP 1 - Julius Erl'lng, who has led tht· PhlladPlph ta 7Gers lo tl :H) sti-lrt , wet s nan u:•d Lht• !\atwnal Ba s kt·tbnll As soc ia t i on 's ftr .sl l'l ayt:r of tht:• Wt>e k. l·:nmg IS thu-d m tht• lenf:Ul' m _o,; ("(!rtng w1th a 29 .2 ave r C:Igt•, uwludmg an NBA ca rt.-e r~Hgh 44 p.:11nt s agamst Houston Oct. 1:1. Tht' fur ~· ard alsu ts tht..rd 111 the lc<Jgue in steals w1th 3.20 per gamt' . n :NN IS TOKYO r APt Unst·ed ed AJne n con M1chael Gra11t sw-pnst.>d top -s eeded J o se l.ut s Cler c of Ar~entma 6-4. 6-1 tn the opemng round of the J a p~m Opt' n Te nms champiwnships . ln oth er m a tches , Australian Cohn Dtbley upse t seventh-seeded Tun Willunson 7-{,, 6-4 and fourth -seeded VIC"tor AmayCJ. cr us he d K1 yos h1 Tanabe of Japan tHJ. 6-2 . Ol .llSMAH. Fla . 1 AP 1 - No . I st·t·d Chns E n.· rt I Joyd dm~ornt...>d Pl•anut IDu1e f)..l. 6-2 to ad\"ante tu th e s..·r ·ond ru und uf the SltJ(J,OOO F\(l r 1di1 Ft·dt·r a! Tt' nms 01-wn . \ u :! :-.t.· ed Tr a c ~ Au ~ t 1 n UL·ft'alt'J C:r• •<JI Hntcun ·s Annl' Hobbs 6-0, G-4 , Il l otlw r first-ro und pta:.·. • M ontre al S. A 11a n 1a 3 Bos 1on 5. 51 L o u ~ s '> . 1• e Wednesday's fret> agent market thts wmh•r ·n 1e rn~ht-han dn had r1 15-- 10 reC"ord rmd rtn t•arn t'( l run ; 1\ tT<t gt· td "\ i:l 111 ] 4 a ppt·ar·;llll t·:-. ft~ r tlh· 000 at Sea!l le Thursday ' s Game s Ch t( ag o nt U1ah L ot. ( '1.1-: \'1-:I .A\D ' ,\ J' Til ,• l "lt•\·t·land J ndta!l ~ .'1 ot ! \ t'lt•r ;tr l Pllrht· r Hll k \\ tst· h<t.'i t l ffli " J ; d\~ not Jfted them t hat hl• wtll tt:st tilt:' 2 ) K. a n <;rt ~ ( 1ty Tue ~ day lt•i-Hi l- h-ildtn g Early Wednesday 0 6 P ho en •x a t .lttrdall uf Hwhl!l tJtlll J)cdl" !.Jldl.! ll~ dtmra~ 1ht· 1\l/ 9 ~· a ~~n Ht· con :pldt·d ra nt· ga!llt' S cmd p 1t 1-ht ·d n Team game · Headqua r ters 749 5 Wn <; h> nQ ton at D et r o• I B os t on a ! Hou sto n P o r t lan d a1 OPnve r :; ur lh · 28 24 24 Zide 's Sport Shop ~ /Y J QQ 786 PaCifi C DI VIS IOn Port land 7 0 I 000 LOS A n gele S 4 2 66/ G o ldC'n St a te J J 500 P he>ent x 3 4 429 San o .ego J 4 42 9 Shlllle 7 3 400 Tu esday 's Gam e~ N f' w York 136 , l nd1 ana 111 A ll d n ta 17 1. C IP VP i n ncl 111 ~an An 1on1 0 129 . Bos1on 110 ( h• <a g o lfiR N f' w J e r 'iol'Y 10) M >l w a ukee 11.1 , P'l(){' n l)( 108 SrHI 0 1ego 132 . Oem·1·r 1?7 Por ll a nd 90 . K.onsa c, ( i!y 8B L O'> ,\nge l es 107 . LJint • 87 ' Wednesday' s Game s ( lf·vr•lrmd at A11ant a ml ·<w .a at Ph li n de l pht J South baskt•tball ;lll-qa l· St.'rlt: :-. 111 1980 lh vt· Be hner . the St'rtt..'s ell rector . sa1d Hi ll , wtth a 29&-1 24 record 111 19 year ~ i..l S a iugh schvol co~u..: h . wuulU gul(lt' tJw ~ v rlh . Walter s. JOI.HO In S..'\ t> ll Sl'a.'.;llns_ wd l han d it." tht• South tt'all 1 Ill tlw ("V tnbmed Class A-A/\ ~ ;Hilt' , 1nrry I ;1pson of \1anun I·~ I~ in and ( ";n 1l u11 Fnd ay N1ght Lu c k y Ladle !. ~ (1a ~s AAA g;u tl t' Ill Lh t· l lh Jt t J .rl!T\ Vaughan 's Card 1na l -179 DenvN coaches na1ned No . 1 Karr a nd Van Zand l No . 2 600 ) 00 )4 Tr• ·County Leagu e 'em · J W~s1ern Jns 1314 Another eont~~t in whi ch the winnt.·r figu res to move up thC' natwnal ladder pits the undefeated F1nnda State Seminoles r6-<11 against the l.ou ~> lana Stat e Ttger s . The Semmoles will find tha t playtng the Ttgers ITI Baton Rouge, I.a .. is a hornfying expe nence- as tht.'y suf. fer their fi rst loss of the year . We see tt : f.SU 22, F lorida Sta te 7. In some other tmportant games , he re ·, how the Hoop le System c•lls •oo J 700 ) (l (•vP i cl llO • powerfu l Suu thw ~.stem loop, look fur t ile Arkansas H.azorbarks to stun the htgh -nding Houston Couga rs . Playmg unde r the lig hts tn the fnend ly confines of Hawrbark Stadium, l.ou Holtz 's well ·balanred club will edge the Cougars. 2.1-IB hak -kaff' Sports Pr1 ,lc~ (!f•l p h l a .:() 40 36 30 RPulec Bcoq" n To further confound the expert' a nd tu t·omplicale matters tn the Af A Glcl ll Ct? By Th e A ssoc 1a1ed Pn~ 'ios Eas1ern Conlt•rence Atlantic D 1v tsion 1-i OU \ I On North South I"U/llph ! N.at1 ona1 Basketball A SS OCI<I1101"1 Con ter eflc e Mtdw es l DIVI SIO n Mtlw a uk ee 6 1 HS/ l< ii nS<'!S ( 1t y J '} 600 01 ,<ngo J .1 4[ 9 U l i!t"' I 5 16 / H• g h ind i v i dua l game Pal Car son 181 . Bett y Sm 1th Deb t Hawle y 178 , Deb1 Hawley 176 H 1g h ser1es Debt Hawl ('y 499 Bett y Sm i th 473 , Pdf Car son J65 Team h 1qh game M e •gs Inn 46 5 wyatt ·s Arab1an Far m Ha r r y 's Fr isbe e s gobhrL"i The 111u.st amazing rL•.s ult forera ~1 bl' " "" compute rs wtll -- kaff -kaff -•·urne at Columbus . Oluo, where the ill >lllr-ft e ld Ohto Sta te Buekeyes wtll fdll before the d eternuned onsU.ught of the utvadtng Mtch tgan State Spa r - \'ldunt•s . nu dt·feat!-l n Team mischievous W rl '->ht nQ !On 1 J No·w Jt·r <:. t' Y 1 .1 Cen tr a l DI VI SIOO O.., ,t n A •> h•il>O j 7 J J U.-tr od l'lt i, \ l id .1 .l l i t( ) <l n,l ] .t Con r ichCoal No 5 the lamhntpe . Um-kumph' E ~t stlakt• !\urttl·~ lU1U SI..Li:ll ltl rt't' Pts . Oct . 16 , 19 79 Team Co lum bia N~11onal Lif e Eagle-s Club see gonl' frorn t! l a r~2 rnark Bowlmg Lane s Team h ,qh sero es to spl• s htng the upset bucke t wtlly111 11)' over the beautiful auturrm• l Hll ~l / Rtu Tue sday Tnpltcate October 16 , 1979 Standmg s Team Frtendly Tav e rn Royal Crown Col a M eigs Inn Reuler Brog a n In s EgaJ , friends , lwrl' we arl' mgh J L• ff \1<-ltl llas 96~ R-1 rJt' r f tl rJilCJ.IH"l' set g t• nf thl' s rdelmes predtcL.o.; a Mt t1ugtut Statt> v 1ctory , 24-2 1 ILtr · onto H•llfiween . A look a t llw Hoople appraisa l of th1s Sctturday 's g;.unes tndll._·ates the hobgoblin.s , who froli c iil this tune of the yea r, have sum~ suHStt•r pranks 111 store for some i1 1g h-ratr d teams Y<-ts_ dear fnends, you can expe'l1. th \S St'Ci SO n rrl'd J-'1..Jll'r h.:-t." !lifl .\ af"( J.o,; and t t•a rr l l! l<lll' an d thn·t· tlL'!'i Local howling By Major Amos B. llnoph· Sage' uf the Sidl'llne College wrapup HUNDREDS OF NEW GIFT ITEMS HAVE ARRIVED Use Our lay-Away Plan! COVERS THE FULL HEAD RUBBER MASKS Can Be Used For Many Years All Your Favorite Monsters. $899 ro$}799 f/1/l/\\~""'.. �6- The Dally Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy. 0 , Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1979 Kings~ Today's B} coach feels Port~and tough city ,\I.E:\ SM'IIARE AP Spuns Writer Cotton F1tzsunrnons dOt>sn't pl<-t y ~Uly VHL'atwns m Purtlam.l, Ort.• . l11 fcwt. he 'd just as suon not rnakt.• <HI .\" huslnt:"ss trips to tht> Rose l'lty . t> tther "' It 's damn tough to wm ht.>re . J"m ~t·tt1ng llrt'd uf tt, " scud htz snnmou ~. coach of the Kansas C1t~ Kmgs . Not even a trto of thrt.•t•- Sports World B, WiJI Grimslq potnl ~oats by Kansas City's OtiS H1rd~ng 1n tht' frnal 90 seconds "Basebat; t::i a Kld s ~amt· l'lll <m adult playing a kid 's ga11w . I adullt lt.lt's hkt• honng <I h rt•Jlst· ttl sttoal. · Pelt• Host• t.s a hHst: ba!l ail d<:hrumsm a Ty Cobb m tight fitting double km ts, a $:! 2-IJnllum COrTI/lHHJit) W i th a l'Ofllt'l' Jo t psychology . an ;.machron!.-;I!J whost• affluenn· has not dullnl entllusJaSJn for tht• spur t tl!.s Who 1.s tl1 1~ ~tullb.~· IJttk gu~ who IS nwt..hodtL'ally Llt•str0y1ng T.' < "t, bb '~ proudt•st fl'('urds. whu 1.'; thrt·att'lllng to 0t.'l'Oil1t:' thl' ~t't'<Jtt'~f hi!ll'r 11f ;Ill llnw . wh ilSt' ftghttrl~ ~ nt htt s t•nthrallt>d a nauon· · Btbill'ally spe;tktng . b~ h1 s W•1rd . . shall kno\A. htm " \font ' \ d•lt"·,n 't dett:rr!llnt· ho~ "·et: 1 pLi _\ I·,.\ ' ~~~~ to gi\T It 101 pt·r t't'llt t'\"t'l' .\ tllllt' I ~u out on Uw flt.•ld , wlld ht.•r I llr;tkt· $1 :!,000 . HS I drd at l"till "llrn;ttr rn 140:) whcn I got 200 fHt:-.. u r wht•!lr t·r· l m~Jk t• $800,000 or $9()() .000 il ..., t111:-. _\'t' .H •ar wtwn I gut ~118 I Th'\ t ' r St't' rn~ chl'cks, an~ how '" ~ Tht') ;t]J rt/..!t'!ll -<ttl (ll"rlt.' _\ f{t'U\"t'r l !-\at/ :\t J-Jl, J..!!t !tt 2 (1() p< IUTllb. f{H~t' l "illl "t bt• <t1 hl t'l rc spt.' l"UI!t.'ll . i-ll :1R ht· 1." t..:t'ttlll J..: lt t n~ (t/1 t.ht• Iouth a~ /)<il: pi;Jyt·r· .. ., gu l 'rrtrcs say ht.' can't run tlf thnl\\ "" I klluw how w rur1 I kn \>W how to throw . Hut n1ilx>d~ ~<tys I can't h n I alwa~Sl'VuJdhtt A'-> for nty a~t'. l\'t' St.'t'n some guys (1\"L'I" Uw htll nt 28 and otht.'rs good at 40 hkt· tiw ( 'y Yuung wmnn last )"t•ar ( ~aylord Plorryr . L(J(Jk at llll' 1 H' 1-!•>t stro n~ arm s and ~1ronc lt:,l:;s Ttw~ ·rt· Ill\ a~sl'ts Tilt.'~ . . a~ thl' 11..'1-::-. nn· t.ht.• {'(1/lSldt•rt•d Cl IIH HJt-] first to gu . l uught to havt.• thn.'t' or four rears left '" Dlli Hust' t.h1nk tht• f1nng uf l'hdli t•s 111 <-.IIICigt·r· IhHUI_\ Uzark wa~ JU Sllfh.'d .. ·Wht'n I put on 111~ wllforrn, Jt dPt' :·m · t s~:t~ ·spar k~ i\1\dt·r·son. · ·nan• Bnstul ' ur ;wross t.hP chl•St It Danny Ozark · "Piltlln.•s . · I don 't pia .\· fftr t.hl' lll<Jna,l:;t>r . ! play fur <-1 tt·am . tht' nt~· and tht· f;tns . Hut tlw tHlt' thrng I rPgn~ttt>d ~umg lu Phll<-tdt>lph ra v>rt s t11at I twd tu bt• a wasn 't I >anny ·s f<-tult Evt·ry marl Dn tlw 11'<-llll wa ~ n• ....,pHn.,.thiL• I \.\"<iS n·spt!TlStbi P ·· I<(JSt'. whu t•rast•d HIWtht•r of I 'ohh s re("urds by· g t'ttm~ 200 hrts tn hr.,. lOth ~·asun ;md who was on bast• llll!rt• lh<-!fl :100 llllll'S t.'OUlltlll ~ 96 walk !-:i , sho wt•d hr s true chara cter >dwn tlt' wa s prt>St·· nlt·d tht• Aqu.a \ ·t·h-a Cup frw curnpilmg till' yt•ar 's part of Danny l=!l'ltlng ftrt·d . It IPr l~t· st hJtttng strt.•ak 2J ganll's. <Jward c~t rrtl'tl a t.'C:Ish prtze uf $ ~1.000 $LOOO fur t>ach gar1w ·I g ~l\· t· that aw<-~y wt•eks ago," H(l~t' sa 1d ·· ! g:~rt• It to tht• ru:H.:hes , tl11· tramns and clubhuu.'H' lTt'W .Ju.-;1 as I grWL' <-twa~ lllllt.' Jl'l'j)S tu hliYS m Cmcmn;:~t1 when I ll•ft there T!wst' ~uys don "t ~l' t pmd much, but Uwy an· alwctys ht'lpm g uut pttdllng battun; pr aL'lH'l', l-(l'11mg tllmg s you nt•ed '" I not only care for tht.' stars. I nlso r an· for tht' ltttle pt.'() pie ." Hose paused and, pro vmg ht.' '~ tlurnan. <Jddt•d . ·nit • '" Bt'Si dt.' .~ . Sports briefs. B~ Tht· As~n(·iatt•d Pn·s s HASEIIALI. :>I·:W YOHK ' c\!' 1- lltck Wtllt;mt.<. whu gu1dt:>d lht• ~1 nntrl·al E .l(po~ to t.Jwtr bl'st season tn t.ht.•tr 11-\"t'~lr htstor~, wa !' nanwd The A.'i~t'l iitl'(l Pre ss IY71J ~Httonal l.t·agut · :O·h ma].!er Hf tilt· Yt•ar Wtlllams , who gu tdt.•d tiw l<xpu s to a 95-6!> re('ord and se<·ond plar t' m Uw .'\"I. F.CJ st. reret\"t>d 11 .1 vott•.s m PAMPER YOUR FEET s~:~ys ll ·s a tax \H l tt'Off" • • bal](]llng ,J[ ~rurt!;wntns and sport sca stl'r s to ~}j for rurmerup Hill \'1rdon uf Uw Houston Astros Wtlharw; was honorPd twin' Cl.<i Uw AP "s AL \tm<-tgt•r uf tht.• Yl•ar, wtnrnng 111 196~ <Jfter lt:>admg tht• Ho ston Ht•d S..Jx tu thL• p~nnant and rn I~~ I a ftt·r f::Uultng Ihe Or1 k.Jnnd A's Io Oi di\"I S IUII l TUWII. TENNL<; 1JI.DS:I1AH. ~·Ia. ' AP ' - Chns f-:\ t'rl I .loy(] dt'ft•iJted Peanut l.ou1e f~l. t)-2 and TrC~cy Austm downed i\nne Hobbs of< ~rt><:Jt Brttam 6-0, 6-4 111 the ftrst roW1d of a 1100,000 WO!Ilen's kllni S lfOllllillllL'llf II rkw~n 1 'rtkf' rlfl)l l ' rlr rl l1rn(' IQ pamper your l('f't rvrr!'Clc't¥ 8Pfore you go out s1mp 1r <, It~ on COrltl>C < asuai<J Wtlh so tt 5U PPIC' lerJti .Pr UPDPr'". rillll ( IHn t o rt il t) IP, tl e)ltble bottoms Co ·ln •f' f ,l '>u .li S w tll otvf' your lf'l't th1 • l'rtr ,, e-ll te nt •on llley ·ve b£'<'n r r,lv >r1q ln other rne~tclre s, Vtrgm i<J. Huz.ICI L'dllll' from bt'hmd to defl'at Kathy Hun·ath :!-G. 6-0. 6-2: y,·o nne Vt·mltt<ik dl'feated .Sut.· Barkt.•r 6~. a7, 6-2 : Beltyann Stuart bea t MartSl' Kruger &-:\. 6-2 : Evunnt• (;ooli:Jgong t'awky brt't'7l'd t(, <1 6-1 . &-1 11ctory 11\"l'l" T<:ill_\£1 Hi-lrf11rd. and \'1rguna Wndt> drubbed Ht•rral<::l Tomdno~· cl 6:1. 1}-J Also , Hos1e l"i:!~;J]s t'tli-:!t"(l fklrbar e~ l'oltt·r ft-7 . 7~. fi-~. ! ,<lura Dupont l..~t•at Jt•aJHit.' DuV~Jil6--0 , fi-1 : Ht'gtna ~1arsJkovd dl'ft'J\.t'd :v1una .Jausuvec: ~~i. fi-l. 6-:J. cmd WL·ndy Whitt' UJWndt•d ( ;rt't'r .~'tt.·Vt'll 'i 6-2. I...J VIE\"\A . All"itna 1 APr (;ent· ~1;Jyt.•r dufeated Swt•<..kn "s H1rg L·r Anders.<JOn f:H. &-:land Wo]tck Ftbak uf Poland beat Brun• \1<1n son fi-0, 67, t;-2 tn " $100 .000 c;r"nd Prtx tournament In oth~r matdws, s txtll -St~t.>t:led l·~ hot unm1 s takaiJiy conn1e· CHAPMAN SHOES " N ex l lo Elbe rf e !d s in Pomero y " Telt.sch"r rhJ'"'Tlt.J Trl'~ Waltkt• 6-4, 6·0: St'\"t•nth- s t:>edt•d Sand~ \1ayer dt.'faultl'd . Kt'\"ll r l 'urren uf South Afnc;-1 dt.>ft•rtkd .ltn Hrdwc rlf ( '7t'1 ·hoslo\'<-tk!<J &-1 . /-(), Karl \1eil er of Wt•s t c;ennany durlJpt>d Tom Cui!Jkson 1~ . 7-5 . r,_:t; Mark Cox of Bntcun be<tt F.rrc Fromm fr-4, 6· 1, and Vwu· Van Pattt.:"n defeated Al\·a ro Flllol uf Chtlt:> 6-4 , f>-2 GOLF Vt·::'>IICF. Italy 1 AP 1 Arnold Palmer and H.ay Floyd (" UIIlbtned for a 7-underiJar 65 and gaVl' Uw Un ltt>tl States an e1ght-strokt.· lead over I-:urope aftt•r th~ ftrst round of an BEGINS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 SELECTED PIECES OF BETTER AND COSTUME JEWELRY. GROUP OF BULOVA, ELGIN, SPEIDEL & SWISS WATCHES. rould kt•t•p tht> Kmg.s from droppmg a ~10-88 del'ISWn to tlw Portland Tra!l Blazt•rs Tuesday nt)..!ht 111\ernat tunetl bt.'.st-balt tournantent . Bnt cun 's Tun~· Ji.icklm and Italy 's H<ddo\·rnu Oassu repre sen ted J<urupe and ftmstwd at 7:1. HORSE SHOW Md . 1 AP t - Norman ll<•llo Joto and Melarue Smtth had fiJultless ndes m the second row!CI of tite Pr1x dt' s Nat10ns l'OmpetlliOn , grnng them a ftrs1 pnze ribbon a t Tlrt· BLt7.t'f S art' llu\.-\ 7-(.J . tlw )Jt;: st start 111 t..heu· 10 seasons tn tlw r\'atwnal Ba s kt·t~H-tll r\ ss ocwtton Fr,·v ()f thl' \'H'lont.· s hil\'t' come at Uw Portland Mt'lllundl l'ult.st•wn . wht•n· tlw Blazt.•r s liave playL"ll bt<fort• 105 L'(l/lSt.'('l!ll\"t' Sl' ilout.':l o f 12.ffli ll r otlwr ;-..;g ,, gamt'!'! , the M!lv.<tuk~·t.• HUl·b bt•at tlw Phul'ntX Sun s 114 -108, the San AntoniO Spurs stopped the Boston Cl'lt tcs 129-120, tilL' .S<Ul Dlel:!u ( 'hpper s dt'fea!t•tl the lh.·nn·r :Suggd.<; 132-121 the Los Angt•les Lakers downed tl1e Utah .Jan 102-87, the L1Hcagu Blllls edgt.>d illl• \t•w .krst'l Nl'l< IOil-IO:l. th e :\l'V. \"urk Kmck."i t munct.'<l th L' lnd1ana Pcl("n s IJfi-112 am.l I.A~DOVEH. !lw 21st \Vetshm ~tun lnterna twne~l Hor St' Show Thl' Alnt•nl·arl wLn gave the t:.s for the f1rs1 tlltll' Ul threl' day s of com pdtlion witli 22 pomls . Sw1tzerlrtnd has 21 pmnts. Ci:lnRda 15 <Hld (;rt'dl Bntau1 1:1 . BO WLIN(; BANGKOK. lllatl"tlll 1 AP 1 Finland produn·d tilt' merl's Hnd WO!Ilcn' s le<:.tdt•r m tiw ftrst day of th t· l~th World Cup bowlm g eH•nt. Antli Puolakka topped tht· rr!t•n "s d.J\"IS!On voUh an e i~ht ·!:(H ill t' t.ot;,tl of 1,599. mcludJn~ a hi~h gr.mw of 25J . Anna-L11sa .Saannen lt>d tht.• WOI!lt.'ll· s dl\"IS!Orl With a 1,562 tOtal. COLLEGE NI-:W YOHK 11\P1 - Alabama staye d on top, !\ebraska moved to st>cond place and Texas plummeted frorn 1\u .2 to ~o.9 m The Assoria!t'<l l'ress Collegt• football ranlungs . AJab<:.tllW was No .1 for a second week 111 a row. rt'C't'l\'ing 52 fl rstpl c.H 't' votes :\"t•bra.ska, wh 1ch tr ounr-t'd Oklahoma State 36-0, mo\·t>d from th1rd to second nm..l Souttll'rn l'altfurnta move d trHv U11rd . nw Tof.J Ten Wd S ruwKled out by Ohtu State and Arkansas I li ed for f,mrtil placer. Houston. Oklahoma. Flonrlit Stak. Tl'xas <:~nd Hlinoi s. hr t ht.• Se('ond Tt•n were Bn~ham Young, PltLsburgh , Auburn, Nolrt• Darw_.. North Carolina, Purdut•, tirt• t'(i)..!l' \rtYy, Wakt· Forest. Tennessee amJ W<J~Jmgt on . YOHK 1AP , - Runnmg back Charles Whtle of Southern ( '<tllfornra and deft'nsive lineman Hugh Creen of Pltlsburgh wert' rra111ed Tht.• Assoctated Press· t·o!lege fo otbal l offens ive and cJtolcnsJve players of the week \\'hJ te earned 44 times fur a coreer-htgh 261 yards a nd scor,<l four second-half to uchdowns as the TroJan s defeatt>d Notr e Dame 42--2.1. CrL~fl was m on 12 tackles and mt l~rL't.'pted a pass as the Pa nthers upsel 12UHankL'<I Waslunglon 26-14 GEII:ERAL ~t·:W YORK t APt John Dn•bm~.:er, one of the na tion·s lt.•<td.ln g baset)(tiJ v.Trters for near l y~ half n·ntur~, dllo.U Monday at ii c;rl'en sboro . \ .C. nursmg home , It was cmnounced . Ht' was 88. AfU·r an t'lghl-yt.•ar .-. 1 mt wi.th tilt· Statl'n h larrd Ad\·;mce, Drebmger JOiflL'<.i the sports staff of The Nt.·w Yurk Tmlt'S In l!J24 For 35 yea rs. !rom 1929 through J~k);~- Drebi.nKer wrutt> tht• page-um• story fo r TI1e Tunes on 203 ronst•cutlve World Senes I:!Q 1nes \IA[)ftlfl 1 AP 1 - Jose Mana Vlllapada:•rn<J . <l fur mer cha1nnan vf llw 1\oyal Spantsh Aui.Omobile Club who t:~rtt·d as nai:!Tnan at most recent Sp;.nush (;rand Pnx ere nts, dJed at ~ I·: w thl' ~tgt' of 75 By The Assoc1ated Press Tuesday BASE BALL Amer i can League r QRO NTO BLUF JAYS Added P<1ur Hodgson ilnd Jesse Barfield . ou tt. p ldP r s . nnd RnfrtPt S<tnfnna and Jdy Rotwrt sofl, Ptf< hcrs . to lhf' k <l rr·., .:0 man roster Wil>VC'd DclVt.' Frt '' '> r>~wn . prlr tlet . find Crn>Q KU'.11 k , ltr".ol bdSf'mnn A<;~ryned 1t1e r on frMt s Of Pedr o Hernandez . rn l>t11 Cif'r Bob D cWt S 1 atrhcr, a nd J¥ k. son Todd , P>l<tler to Svrn r u sC' o t l hP ln t ('rn atton.=~l L engul' Natrona! L ea gue C H ICAGO CUBS Ac qutred M1k e O' BPrrv fiJ I ("he r , fro m lhe B o~ to n R('d so ~ a<:o the Pl dyP r to be n am('O lntPr 111 ~n C'a rlter aeat l h,1 1 srnl T ed S> lcmorf' to the Red So)( NEW YORK ME1 ~ Ar qutr ed M >kr Joroensen. hr "'o ! basem,H1 ouHr PidN . from lexil s to r ornptete an P<lf"ltl' r dent wht fh <;Pn l Wrll rf> Mon t ortt't to thE> R anq C' rS Sen t Sl•rq• o rerrer . rnfrf'ldt.•r , to Tr<IPWrlter of the lnlernational Lt•agur Annou n ced thP team has af ltl ra t eu rt<:.e tt w1th the K tngsport ot tr1 e Applarhian Leagup Nam ed Dr1nny Monzon . manager of ln e K rnqsport team BASKETBALL N BA PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZER S Ac t ,va l ed Muurrce Lu( nc; , f orward . I rom the tn ,u red reserve liS I Placed Bob Gras~ . fofward . o n lhf' 1n 1urea rt'">~"'rvP lr">> FOOTBALL NFL LO ~ A N GELES RAM S Warveo B II Rn 1n u llen srvp quard Srg ncd Gore! on Gr a vel le , o ff cnc;rvr li! f !(l e H OCKEY NHL LC'cl9Uf' R ec a lled Tony Cass.ora fo . r tqh t w tnq , f rom He' HO<"kt'Y" stwy LATON I.\ IIF.~Lt.TS buzzer . " I warned our learn to keep Kerrntl off the hoard, but how do you do that')" sa id Fitzsimmons. "He just goes up over you. I guess Kermtt ca n gel an offensive rehoW1d anyttmc he wants it " Btrdsong led aU scorers with 29 fJOinls and Phil For d added 20 poi nts and 11 asststs for Kansas Oty . Owens IL'<I the balanced Blazer , scurmg w1t.h I 7 l'l ippers 132, Nuggets 127 l.lo1·d Free scored I I of hts J2 potnts tn the first quarter as San Dtego t•xplodl'<l for 40 pomts and wt.•nt on to a hand th(' winless ~uggets thetr Sixth stnght loss IJavtd Thompson had :JG points for tht:' losers. San Diego agam played without center Bill Wa lton. who wos sc heduled lo have his atl mg left foot L'Xa.nuned today in Los Angeles. The tnjury has kept him ou t of all of San Dtcgo·s ~\'en games. l.a kers 102. Jazz 87 Los Angeles clinched its l'tclOry " ·tth a 14-5 burst to stan the ftna l pt.•rtod. opemng up a commanding ll/i-70 lead . Kareem Alxlui-Jabbar and Mtchat•! Coopt'r letl the !.akers' l;alafJ("l'<.l attack wtth 17 pomLs Baked • s~~~~ti • Reg . SHS l r.G 0 " 1,.• • • • Mr . and Mrs . Ray Brickles visited recently with Mr . and Mrs . Donald llnckles al Glousler recently . Mr. and Mrs . Olen Harrison, Mr. and Mrs . Bill Hudson were recent ~,p..;;~o 1 ON II lOG II IU. NO " IOOUC i l li STfO 1 1101'¥ All JU\1 A H W fi AAU' lU t_.~to Ol I,._ >1"'" ' (tdv!J<l<SIIIl.J '' I ' ti(JuUe!J wle ,,.. 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Potatoes lb ·Ol. Can c lsAV£)18 lb . Vac Pak Kroger Coffee -- 11.\IJ II \ 1111\1, ~0@' I I I I I oraoniie 5-7 ·LB. AV G. MARK ET IA SKET CRAOE Catsup I I I I 30i CMI'OIIiON Ulllll ICI l! IIIII SA filii' ICT ll lt1t UIIJ(tl TDlmlCI&U 111n lllltlllllll $ Boneless Top Round Roast ....... Old Towne • d Baeon 51 1ce Grade A Large Eggs ... IUOG U 1 tta Breakfast Crystals KROGER ·1 >• 11 • I liMIT ONE COUPON ,EI fAMil Y Closed Sunday \ \.o-< " I I LIMIT I BTL. WITH COUPON AND 17 .50 ADDITIONAl PUICUSI (IICLUDINC THIS ITEM) 9 a .m . ·S p .m . Mon . t hr u Thu rs . & Sat . 9 a .m .· 8 p .. Fri. 30c .I I I I I ~ rSml Qt. l!!J Btl. 89 $ $ 99 11 ~IC&Il l STAn I lOCAl lU ES I I Joy Dish Detergent I I I ,-_:..-1 Boneless To_p Sirloin Steak Country Club Ice Cream '* SIINT otT 11 Til l s.aau u IK T fO lllJICT 1 nwo,..J I lb -01 . Can I CM"Cl• I I lb . Urethane up per , wh tle s lifchtng , 9111 Du <k le , loam lrned . lul l stil c h~ d well on Cans LIMIT O NI COUPO N PER FA.MIL '( 12 Df I Green Beans Ill"'' •• I I I I KROGER COST CUTTER COUPOII In Came l ~ 10 %-oz. 77' .c~e<l•..:l P'•Ce """""'' Xl d.avs her(lt"''l.l ~oo.. [).) ~ "' to;rooer ,, guaranti!08(J tor wt,.li!<..l•o• · • er,r<~•lllew ul •I ~ou ~re $ SAVE LIMI16 CANS WITH COUPON UO 1750 UDITIOMAL PURCHASE (EIClUDINC THIS !TIM) I 'O< I I Chicken Noodle Soup I I lc__..-1 I I I I so2 I CAMPBEll 'S :n~./ ... tNG\ •eed•l> ~~ ~ e· l .tble •• KROGER COST CUTTER COUPOII STO ll FO I ~A Composer Bela Bartok died in 1945. 1\Jch YoW1g of Pt . Pleasant were Sunday dinner guests of her grand· parents, Mr. and Mrs . 1\alph Badgley. Mr. and Mrs . Steve Badgley, Ketti and Amy Jo, of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Badgley. Steve and Linda visited SW1day her father, Mr. George Simpson, who ts very ill tn Charleston. Mrs. Frank Cle la nd and mother, Mrs. Alma Woods, returned from a trip to Gatlinburg, Tenn., Smoky Mountains . Jane and Ruth Ellis of Columbus visited in Hacine Saturday "o" Y FARMS , U.S.D.A. FAH I ASI I( vtStlors of Mr. and Mrs . Phil Hamson, Rodney and Trevor, a nd helped celebrate Trevor's birthday. Mrs. Neva King accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Nora Cummins, flew to Pittsburgh, Pa . to attend fWleral services for their brother, Mr. Ernest Hielman News Notes U.S. GOV 'T GRADED CHOICE • All LOCA TIO NS held in the fellowship room at Firs! Bllptist Church in the afternoon Ol't. 12. The hymn " Where Cross tl1e Crowded Ways of Ufe " opened the devotions by Mrs . Gretl6 Simpson. Her topic was "All God's Cluldren." Scripture was from Acts 17 26-JI, closing witll prayer . In the business session the White Cross work was discussed and plans were made Io vi8it Arcadia Rest Home before Thanksgiving. " A grain of mustard seed" was the theme of the Love Gift program by Mrs . Mildred Bart A medita ti on, "Bringing In The Sheaves" was given and. "Bring Them In" was sung while ~ivmg the offering, followed with prayer . The progr am entitled, " Why will Chrtst return'" opened with prayer and scripture Psalm 63 :3. There were readings by members on the subteet. The singtng of AUelujah and AVO NDAlE CUT :61)1\0's: • prayer closrd the program Mr~ I .li lian Hayman was hostess Hnd .'\ er ved l.lclielous rcfreshmt•nts wrth table decoratiOns tn kt.•eping With Halloween Mrs . Wanda Powell ts a palte nt •l Holzer Med tcal Center. Mr . Olden Thaxton was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital CJfter a fall altus home . Mrs . Margaret Boudas helt " a patient at Veterans Memorial Bospttal. Mrs . Laura Watson and Mr . and Mrs. Hobert Housh of Columbus were overrught guest.s Sundav of Mr . and Mrs. Otis McCl intock a;id Mrs I .avuua Sunpson who had spent a week with Mrs . Huth Stmpson accompanied Ulem to Columbus Mun day lo the home of her daughter . Mrs . Marian Knightstep . Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Hoy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoy and Jeff Thornton, Mr . and Mrs . Roben Kingsbury l 111 0UG HO Ul THI Spurs 129, Criti cs 120 and Larry Kenon sc·urcJ 28 pOints ap!L'ce and led a fourth-quarter s urge that ca rrrt.>d San An t. on 10 past Boston . The score w"s liL>d 100-100 before the Spurs brokt• the game open With a 26-10 surgt.>, Gervin gettmg eight p01nLr.; and Kenon seven m that spurt . lla1·e Cowe ns had 32 points ond l.;my Htrd 22 for ille Celtics. Bulls 108, Nets 103 Hook1e Dav1d Grt:•t•nwood sank • 79 By Mn. Frau cis Morris The Esther Missionary Orcle was Mtss Wt ~na Sayre uf Colwnbus tipent a recent weekend wlth her brother, Mr . and Mrs . Allen Sayre. Mr . and Mrs . Ernest Rus h of Lekln Falls VISited Mrs. Carultn<-t Miller Monday eventng Mr Fred Sayrf' of Bowt!rston called on hJs s1ster, Mrs . Ura Mornt:l Saturday evenmg . Mrs. Helen Simpson returned home a fter spendmg th ree weeks Wlth her son, Mr. and Mrs . Brian Simpson ""d fami ly at Balltmore. Mrs Hal ph Badgley a nd daughter, Mr> . Hulh Hill visited Mrs. Bonnie Simpson and famtly at Baltimore. Mrs . Stmpson is convalescing after surgery . They also vrsrted in Col um bus with Mr . and Mrs. Steve Badgley and family . Mr . and Mrs. Elza Birch spent the weekend wt th Mr. and Mrs . Bob Birch and daughters at Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs Chris Htll of Shadyside, Oluo visited Mr . and Mrs . Btlly llill, Sr. and Mr . and Mrs . Bob Lewis Jenmfer Badgley of Hanford and Grade A ,Whole Fryers f'-"!!.1'1 • Racine Social Events Poolt•r, Eddie and Sarah Otddle su rprr sed their mother ,.I Mrs Mart~ Hoy , With a fanuly get-tu~t·ther and dtnner tu celebrate her 75th b1r · tltday Mr . and Mrs. L>ale Hart honored their daughter, Legrna, on lwr lOth btrthday at lhetr home l!thers present were Mr . and Mrs . l.tnlcy H[jrt , Mr . and Mrs . Ldt!-!on Br<-tct:.· and Mr . Henry Housh. Mr . Kennt'th Swdrt uf Akron VISited his mother , Mrs . Jame!:> Swart several days. r_atling on Mr. and Mrs . Albert Hill on a recent Sunday were Mr and Mrs. Hoben Iiiii , Mr and Mrs . Billy Blll. Me. and Mrs . Lynn Hart, Henry Housh, 1\ev. and Mrs. Carl liicks, all of Hacine, and Mrs. Bettie Jean Bryant of St Petersburg, Florida . Mrs . Grella Simpson spent a week with Mr . and Mrs. Solon Butcher at Spencer, W.Va. Miss Marabelle Sharpnack of Columbus speol the weekend with Mrs . Nondus Hendricks . MIXED FRYER PARTS OR aprt-c t: . FLOI\F.:\CE. Ky . 1 AP t - Jon Labell t• c"plured the $1,100 fealun'(( pan· 11ule Tuesday at L<Hon1a on a 40--dt.>gl'L'l' flight that ottracted onl! 99:! persons ·nle wmner pa1d $19 6(), $9 ;md S5 flO Sl'n<Jtor Hil~l' S pl(jct.•d, $4 .40 and $:! .40 <illd Anwxdru c;mny, thtrl.l. 12.HO . \1ght. Olt\·t·r and Art 's Play buy ('Ombtnt'd 2-8 11 1 Ult.' duubh• for $124 !iO The mutuel handll' lolaled $111.5!/6 PRICES % to 112 OFF Pom er oy , 0 . Uirec free throws III the ftnal Jjj seconds lO help the Bulls beat the ~els . Greenwood, a fin110urid draft chotce !rom UCLA, scored a prolugh 20 poltlts. Knir ks 136, Parers 112 The K!ucks , using an aggressive, pressing defense, broke the game open with a 31-10 spurt in ille first half and were never in trouble. Toby Krught led lbe way with 3>1 points, 22 of them m the ftrst half. while Aler English scored a career-/ugh 37 pomts for Indiana. Ha wks 1Z1, Cavs 111 The Hawks outscored the Cavs 3>12(1 m ille seCIIId pt'rtOd to take command. John Drew poured m 27 pomts to top Atlanta wh ile Mike Mitchell had 35 for Cleveland. Hucks 114, Suns 108 Milwaukee raised its record lo &-I, best in the Midwest Division, by handing t he S un s thei r fo urt h stra tghl loss. Marques Johnson led ~~e way with 32 points aod Brian Winters hit a clutch jumper m the final minute to put Ule game away . ( ;eoq.~ t.· C~erv1 n /'.l L ANTt.. FLAMES lrAd Cd Bobbt Ln l o ndf' f o rWMd to Hlf' Bo<,lon Bru t r1 <; t or future (Q n !:.ld('ratrons WA SHI NGTON CAPITALS Sen r Bob Gt rarcl <Jnd Greg Polr 'l.. !et\ wrnqc; . l o Her".o hey of fh(' Ame r rc an FEW ITEMS OF BillFOLDS, WATCHBANDS, GIFT ITEMS & MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. SALE ENOS SATURDAY, NOV. 3 1979. All SALES FINAL Court St. Ut L' Atlanta Hawks beat the Cleveland Cava li ers 12l-111 Portland, whtch has held tls opJXJnent untit'r 90 po1nts f1vc tuues this season, was leadmg IUI-79 wtth 1· 46 remainlllg when Btrdsong began flnng from long range . " It 's only (j desperation thmg, " he scud '" Wt• d.Jdn't ~t up for them, we IUSl look them . 1 happened to be Ill the nght spot. .. Be hil three tn a row . tymg the sc.·ort.· w1th 32 seconds remaining. As Portland worked for a shot, the Kmgs were ca lled for kicktng tl1l! hall. whtch meant ille 24-second clo("k was rt".">t'f and the Blazl'rs were able lo play for the final shot of the game . The Blazers worked the ballmstde tu Tom Owens. who missed an eight· footer . But forward Kermit Washinglon leaped over Reggie Kmg. lipped the ball off the backboard and toto the net al tlie 7 _The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday . Oct. 24, 1979 Each Fried Chicken .. IUSSU All Meat Bologna........ .. lb . IIOOKWOOD POlK 01 Beef Bar·B-Q ............... . lb . fiiSH · 10 For Glazed Donuts .... _... I I �· The Daily Senttnel, Middleport -Pome rov. U.. Wednesrlay. Oct . 24, 1979 Robust oil profits reported NEW YOHK 1 AI' 1 l I II compamc s con tinu ed to r ep11 r t robu s t tht rtl-quarte r pr tift!~ Thesd ay . Curwcu Inc. s.a1d ils profit s Wt'rt' more than tw1ce what tht·\· wt.·rt· tn the eorrcsponWng quf:irtt:r a ~ t•ar ago , and Gu lf Oil ('urp :-.<ml th ~armng~ had almost duul>IL•d Con oco . the natton 's mnth -laq,!L'!--1 oil compan y. sa 1d 1ts ttllrd-quarll·r profits rust> 134 pt•rn·nt tu $24~ 1 m ilhon, ur $2.:!0 a ~har t', fn>tt l $}1)5 H m i\Hon, ur 98 l't.' nt s ~ shan•. m 19/H' .-; th ird quartn Sa il's for tht' Stamfurd . ( 'ttnn -bas..·d ;·orwt·rn ro:-it' 41 pern•nl '" till' LJU<Irll' r tu $:1 j Utlhon trum $2...1 biliHlll 111 t!it • corre spondtn g pen od J .\'t'<.ir a}.! t• F1fth-ra nked (iulf. bct :-. t·d Pttt s bur g h , :.atd pru f tb 111 tn tht· quarter fO St' 9/ fW IT t'lll \d $4Jti nu llion. or $~ . l:l a sh an·. frortt t~ll nu l lion . or $1 Oil ;1 _-.,h;rrc . <1 :·~. · ar t~ c_u Revf!nue!' ur th t• yuartt•r nts(' n pen·ent . t.o $fi ~ ~ brll rorl, frofll $5 ~~ ~ billion . Tht· t WI' Exxon 118 Corp fo[[tJ\.H'd h:O .l •1:1;. ·s cJnttO Uill' t.'lltt'!lt ttf a rr.·w P('r'l 't:tlt ennnn~s 111 t.hrrd qu;rr lt ·L rt :iiJDf" "il 'l11t· tt!ht• r lwu l'UIIlpCHHt'S the .J ul\. (ti atlii1lUJ lr· t· pntftl..._ lu t SL·plL•trdJt ' I L.lll.trtt'r. :\tlall tll" Ht dtflt'ld [ ·" .tt td ,'-.!a r't Lrrd Oil ("o of lnd rar r.r .'-.. l td th r·t: l'~" ''!il.'> had 1-',0IH' up In .dn Ht.'-'1 n.~ lf ("orttt('H ;!It• I r;uif. nk· :~ · t-! lt·t ('OIIl p<ll!lt :--. l "!l ll ih ;bt/l "li :lla l •'lit\ ,1 Slllall prtrl ul ' h, trlt n ·;]-., ·d ,-.r· r !Ill.'" Wl'l"l' !Itt' I · ·-- ul: of 1. 11 ._: , : p· •!1 1- I "1•11; tllt' sa ; 1. ,,f ~< 1.'""-t i ll l •' ~-h':rt.rrl! l• l t :n td ottwr produ d;-, 111 llh· l t:l: t·d ~!;rtn Most uf tht• l!t<Tl'<t.-.•· ,·uttld I J~. · tr<wt·d to bettl• r n•:-;ulh fr11t11 furt'l~tt opt•rallun-;. wht·r·,, otl t'tt rnp;Hilt' !' ·nakt· rno r ,· t nurtt·~ lwt "(! \1 St · I lil'f"l' ar e ft.•v. gon·rllJtlt'r:t t"t!lltrld:"'l to wat t:r dn wn profit....:. <L-- tltt'rt' an· 111 th e UmkJ Sli·ttl' ::. , and Ult' f t rr ll ~ ('; HI bear ("onot ·o satd th tn l-quant•r prof1h frtHII tts worl d wtdt• u p ~·ratwll ~ HHTt·a s.t·d to $2124 !lltllton frun t $\2.'U1mtili!HI .t _\t.':.lf rt~tt. Wtlh th t:- p~.!,~-• • • Baked s!~~~~~i Rog. SH S lncluUtng d u rH·-t urtt' from d dHHIKt' Bntl sh tax law Walhuut tlwt 111 dt~lllhl' , tilt.· n se 11 1 Cunoco's ttHrdquartt·r profrts would ht-tn• bet·n J" t'dlll"I'I J \P lf):J pt:'rt't'Ol Jlw fu 111 s<1rd tla· strt.•ngt h Ill o\·PrSl';t:-; uprattun s ht•lped bal nnn: a dt•dl!ll' Hl the earnUlf.(S of tb tual llW ih Cu noco . :61.1\0's: ··:J·-·· • ])t:a rSrr It IS m~ opltl!Oil that - 1lte OEA hct." •1 1111 JL"' cast• llt.•c<Juse the y havt• f~trn·d t! Jl'lr lci!Js!atlon all owmg "' tuud d i..., trrcb t u pass on pet)" n u ses \ , " l !tu•li tt·aclw r s at Ua• , llllf"" IH t'"t'llted ' ta xpa! t'rs · (' X - Jit 'J \ .'~i \1t'IF',S L ~rc al Te adH! r S -..!Jt~t!l, ]n "t hd\"(' !11 bt·lollg tu <Jil! OEA T ilt' a n~ " Ur~T unton becausr tf they WtTt' d i Jl!IJ.! ltlt' !r Job as It shou ld be dtJlll', they wouldn't need a umon . Tht•\ don't need to demam.l more !1\ti/H' Y becau s t• they get a n <wtnrnath" raLSt: C\'e ry yea r any way . Tht' \1l'lgs' taxpaye rs had bette r start tk mand mg f'duca ti on for the stu( h~nl'> becalL':iC' as 11 has been le~ te l~ . tht• teacher s are bemg patd for 182 d<:.~y s. the studen ts a re n •q ut rl'l. l tu be Hl schoollBO days, but whdhl'r anyone JS mcrrasmg t heir apt l t Udl' or k.nowlt >(lgt•. rs dPbald ble . Jla\·,, ytJ u callt•d an:- unt• tu Set> " 'here \1r l ~~ I ,neal stands on aptitude tn without ~lieve em (lptmort TI1L'-i is Arn('nca. and a~ many ca ses as have been brought to court on the eonslttutiUnal! ty of so many thmgs llon 't yo u thm k 1t ·s time Wl' start dcmandmg a little representation before taxation . If 11 were possible. I th m k the parents should have an orgamzalion l '\'('il • All I O<lli()N I Taxpayers losing ill DOI.lT WOQRY. WE S T ILL OUR STOC KS '-IIWE BE'E>l Sll<-lrpl! SUPDII-J ' LATELY.. . NOTICE! MOTOR ROUTE CARRIER NEEDED FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL CALL 992-2156 BETWEEN 8:30 & 5:00 :2-"}" y Mt sse d by wtl e. Bo n nie a na rt'1 tt dr e n F rank . Jac k . Ttm . Tom. a nd Debra Birth represen tmg tht> tax payt> r:-i -and for tlw t11ne be ing, I think they s hou ld n~t•cl outsi de the doors of the ll(•gotiations and put them up li kt' a jury - wht>n they reach a decision, Je t them out .. Name Wi thheld on . // n-quest Multimedia enters cable TV business Cheese chokes Expresses opinion s Dear Sir : Afte r fo ur complete week s of pnYa tt· grumblmg and fumi ng abou t tlw Me1gs Local teachers' strike. ;!Bel af ter following vari ous accounl':i and lett ers of opmwn m the paper. W L' would like to ex press our opinion too. a nd urge a ll pare nts involved to do like wi se. rega rdless of whi ch s1de they fa vor. B) foll owing t he strike at a dis tan ce via the news med ia, and not w an Dng to cause a ntagomsm on ei ther side. we do feel, however , tha t adu lts who re pr ese nt both the teachers a nd the boa rd s uper intendent s hou ld be able to si t do "'n and work out any and all di ffe rences prior to the sta rt of school. w1thout the d iS ruption of any classes . After a ll. II will supposedl y be ad ul ts who teach our cluldren whe n this stn ke" fin ally over , but the In ci de nts reported at Dr . 1\Iggs· offi ce and at Powe ll's Super Va lu m a ke us wonder. If students behaved like this, wou ld they not be sen t for diSCiplinary actwn ·~ We have two boys who ha ve been puni•hed fo r les• •erioll!! offens es, and they are children , not adul ts' We a re not ··against " the tea che rs or " against " the board , we a re " for " the c hildren a nd " for ' 'an inun edia te settlement . As IS the ca-;e w1th m an y house holds in the Meigs Loca l Distri ct, ou rs 1s with a Union m em~ ber at the hea d , so our childr en will not be c r ossmg pi cket lines We d o, hClw{'ver , unde rstand such things as ('OSt of lt vmg, guaranteed wages, fa1r diSml-'S<Ji. umon loyal ty , p1 c ket Jmes. etc . We un de rsta nd how indi\·iduals who put a great amoun t of t ime a nd money tn to an ed ucat ion for themse l \"t~s in order to trarh others. need ami ha Vf! a rrght to expeet such th1ngs as adequate sala ries to s upport their fa m ilies . a d eq uate nl£l teria ls with whwh to teach. cos t uf lr vmg classes, a nd many otht:' r things whic h we di dn 't mention 1n or der to ma intain a sta nda rd of liv in g fur Uwmselves a nd their fam illcs whl('l\ wou ld !Je m ime with thc1r o wn ed ucation and whic h wou ld prov ide a C'l'rtam amou nt of job security for the m frum yea r tu year . Wha t we can't understand IS chronic, r ec urrent strikes in our ilislrirt : c hil dish and petu la nt l)t..•lt;.i \ ' I 1w rt.•portt.•d Oil Uoth s 1dcs ; ctnd t'\"L·r~ clay. ont: Side b[;Jmmg tile other for lac k of progress So get with It. teachers a nd adm• mstra t wn Get thi s thing settl ed If a nyone knows of a lega l way to force this to happen. be 11 cou rt or de r or whatevf'r , hf're a rt> two pare nts in fovo r or it. Get our chi ldren tn sc hool ~ Slllcc rc ly. Bill ayd Betsy Weaver . f>42 Mill Street , M1ddleport, O hi o i\F: W YUH K 1AP I J oh n Chancellor be~ an to choke on a piece of chet•se, nnd was tr ying to coug h Uw objel't free w!1en NBC l' cw s collrag ul' Tom Brokaw came to tu s aid . " Tom grabbed rrll' !rom beh1 nd ... l 1la.Jll"l'llor sold Tuesday, reca lling Uw tncldt.•nt that c.ecurred at lwH:h thl' doy bl'fort•, ""<1nd squeezt•d three nr four lllllt'S. Tht' pll'Cl' of food just sho t till\ . " I LO!tl Tum I wa s gra teful ," thl· :\ BC ":\ r~htly !\ews"' anchorman S€ml, "nnd neltht_'r onl' of us thot.ij;ht m uch mun· a bnut rt. We sal down and resumt>tl uu r lunch ." Broi<Bw. thosl' at Uw lunclll'o n w1th Ht' pu biH·ctn pr es1dent1al hopefu l .] 11hll Connally sa id , used tilt: "" bear--hug" nwtllod de mun strClted many t11nes on Bro kaw's ·'Today ·· program . The resc ue raa nucver wa s de s i ~nl-d by Dr Henr y J . Heimlich . The 1--l elmllch ·m t'l hod ts fH,'rform ed by plaung both arm s ar ound tht \ "ICtun" s WH ISt , for m m ~:: a ftst with orw h<-tnd an d p res.s mg 1t aga mst the abdolll ell , ju ~t a b::J v~ the navel and below the nb cage. When prcss ued 15 a pplied. the obstruction shu uld t'Oil lt' u u1 lilt> v ictun 's throat C..'h ance llor . who suffe red nu Ill eff l•ct s from tht• tncldent at !\BC's Hoc kt' f t•ll er ( 'l' ntl'r he odqu arte r s. sa1d tw bl'l."<t lll t' ,.t,m·erned wlwn t11t· ptecl' of fuod < · au~hl rn hts throat. and stuod and t)L'nt oyer t (J tr y to foru.' It Hill hHTI Sl' Jf. "" I don 't kno\.\ wht"ther 11 would han· dJslodgL•d, · ht.· satd . --·n t;:~ t 's when Tom ~rrtb!wd lilt' arow1d the war ~1 proximately 17, 000 subsc ri bers in 16 co mm uniti es 1n Kan sas a nd Okla homa . " Multimedia is pleased to ente r the cable television bus iness in the fa "1 growing Kansas and Okla homa mark eL' We belie ve the industry has a bright future a nd is a natu ral a dju nc t to o ur othe r com · m unicatl ons businesses. Multunedia looks forward to acquinng the ca pa b le personnel to our associa ti on with both of these cable televi sion opera tions ... said Wea m . Kansas Sta te Network has an agreement In p rincipal to me rge wit h Standard Communications Inc . according to Sbarra . The sa le to Multunedia of the 105,000 s har es of Aircaplllltal Cablevision IS •object to certain conditions mcludmg obta ming of necessa ry regula tory appro va ls of the merge r a nd is ex pected to occur at about the same time as the merger J.s effecti ve . Kansa s State Network Inc. owns fi ve television s tations, one FM radi o station , and seven refrigerated ware houses In Kansas, Oklahoma . ·Mi sso un . Arkansa s and Iowa . Multimedia Inc opera tes 13 da ily n e w s p a p e r s, 24 n o n ·da ii y newspape rs, five VHS television stat1ons , a nd 13 AM and t'M radi o stat iO ns 111 14 state-'. predom inantl y m the southeast. GHEENV II.l .E, SC W1Lson Wea rn , pres ide nt of Multimedia Inc. , and Donald Sharra, pres ident of Kansas State Network In c , a n· nounced an ag reem ent Tuesday between Multimedia Inc. a nd Kansas State Network , Inc. to purc hase for $4 milli on , whi ch is $38 .10 per share, the 35 percent benefi cial equity in · teresl.'5 Kansas State Ne twork owns of Al r capital Ca blevisi on , lnc . Alrcapital Ca blcvis ion owns a nd operates the CATV fra nc hise in Widtita, Kansas . Multimedia has extended offers to the rc ma irung share holders of Alr· capital C.a bl evis ion to pu rchase the remmn in g 65 percent at $38.10 per share . Presen t sha re holde rs have until Nov. 5 t o res pond to Mul tune dia offe r . Mult unedi a 's obliga tion to purc ha'" an y of Alr· capi ta l Cab levi sion ·s st ock IS con tingent upon Its obta1ru ng the n ght to purc ha se a t leas t 51 percent of the Chancellor shar es . Aircapital Cablev ision, In c. has held CATV fran c hise for the city of Wi chita si nce 1968 Cori-,tructi on of the CATV system was begun in 1979. At the present time, Airca pital Cll blevisiOn has approXIITUl tely 5. 500 bas ic subscnbers a nd 4,900 pay subsc.· ribers w1thin 140 miles of the Ca ble vis ion plant. Wi chita has a popula tiOn ot ]If a pp ro XImate ly 100,000 households w1thin the fran chise a rea. Multi media announced on June 12, 1979 . t-tn ag reeme nt to pure hase for Sll million the CATV assets of Ka nsas State Net work , Inc . Cen a in reg ul a tory a pprovals a re sti ll pe ndmg . At thr lime of the agree me nt, Kansas State Ne tw ork had a p- SPECIAL PEPSI & 7·UP 2 Liter Bottles Reg . Sl.29 C1lam·L·ll ur ;.mchurl'J the e<.:t•nmg us ual CITY LIMITS DRIVE THRU In ;1 1!118 ~ atnt· . st•cond baseman \1Ikc Edward.' of Oakland made two llf l rt S.'Ii l ~ ted doubl e play!-i, l >' tn g et tna jor lt:a gu t• I"l'c urd 748 N. Second St . Middleport, 0. \Jan urlt·d incomJWlt·nl It All Depends on You! HAM IL II),\ l)il iO I AP I ~ A ll;.umlt un !nan ac c used rn cunr1ectron w tth the rub bery. abduction and shoou ng of a former Your family and friends would love your por trait for Christmas but only you can arrange it . We'll be glad to help, however. Our holid~y deadlines are approaching fast . Cm c mnat1 Ben gal s cheerleader wa s ruled mcom petent to stand trral and .<;t'nt to l..1mt:t Statt.· Husp 1tal Butl er Count,· Cuu Jnton Pl12as Hobert 1.. Mar r s sa1d that llalph lla rrell , 2.1. m ight bt'eOme J ud ~e Give us a call. ""cor npt'lell l w1thm one ye<:~r" to sta ncl tnal. P ol ICC cia 1m I hat Har re ll kidnappL-d Mrs . SILsan J ane Dail y . 25. rtt g unpoi nt m t:t shop pmg cen t er on July 19. fo r ced her to dr ive to a r emot e Jocat1 on. robbed her , shot ht.•r m t h~ · ht>ad and !t•ft hf'r for dead . She sun ·J\."l'll <-Jftt•r hosp Jtahza twn. THE PHOTO PLACE (992 ·5292) Charlene and Bob Hoeflich 109 High St . Pomeroy GRAPEFRUITS 99¢ 4 FOR 99' Each TANGELOS 10' EACH VALLEY BELL COTIAGE CHEESE & Pearl 24 PHEBE ' S STOriE 1 tadly A cr e pt Fed . P'ood Stamps M onday th r u Frida 't' 9 : 00 til 1: 00 <aturda y 9 , 0 0- 9 , 0~ 0 ' "' CLOS E D •' SUNDAYS 1 LB . FOOD 15 oz . Can HAM 69 ¢ Bush's Chopped .• KRAUT SLICED $1~? oz. $119 CUBE STEAK CUT UP WHOLE LETTUCE 39' LONGHORN CHEESE $1 89LB . New Campbell ' s 69' . Pensvlvania Dutch NOODLE$ 4 1 401 . 2/99t Hi Rise Self Rising FlOUR HEAD We have Homegrown Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Apple s, Chestnuts & Fresh Cider . NESTEA BROTH PLUS SOUPS No . 1 can 460Z 99~ Now " new ~ a ~ 2 liter tVe Sunday 10 am-10 pm father . Jack Krau ller , who pa sse d away Oc tober 24. 19 73 7-UP & DIET 7-UP ~th Mon.·Sat. 8 am-10 pm In lov tng memory of our beloved husband and HI\Ve OUR GOLD I'ILLI'JGS .. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. .PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1978 announced tll<rl Wl' nu'.l. are taxed more each yt:ar without ever a vmce ur \."Ote or • \l ltTl'lt ~l'd Store Hours: l.l'ltt• rs uf ~> pini11n an· " "ku nwd . Th t•y should bt· k ss than :100 " "nh lon g I u r su hjt· rt to rt•du !'l inn by th r t•ditor I and must ht· SII( Dt'd with tht· siJ,!IIt't''s a dd rt•ss . ~amt·s may bt· "ithht'ld upon puhli t'a ti on . H" "''\t' r . on rt•qut•st. namn " ill tx· di sdn st·d . Ll'l tl'rs sh11 uld lw 111 good ta slt', addn·s'l nJ;( iss ut·s. not pl'r" mal it ll'' · rt'prt'St' llta tton - Can you • ( \l!l~t d t LlatJUn Cued. of lhe th l' fl<iii\HI .S Jargt.•St l'Oi-:11 l"OI Il palii'"' S !\1u(' h vf (;ulf 's furetgn mtpron•mt·nt carnl' from Eurupt· . when• the com pany Wl'nl from a ~I rntlhur t loss 111 tlw thtrd quartt•r (J f l!JIH to a ~107 mllilorl prof!I till s yt•;u a:-. liS shart· of production fron t (;n·<-Jt Hnti-tm 's ;-..; urth Sea otl ftL•Id r-------------------------1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I '\La tt··srdt• i'rt rnpar ls on ') 'Ltlk ,rho ut L-lxntHm I ':.~. ~·19 I • fl~lU"l' ~a1111 1f $:l::.h 111illiun pr 1drt !"tt !I!p <trllt' ." · an n OUIH 'l'II Il'~ll" yntr :, IN MEMORY 301 . 251b . Bag ' Mr. a nd Mrs. Tony Milhoan . Long Bottom . announce the birth of their fi rs t c hi ld , a da ughte r , Holly Renee, born Oct. 14. She weighed seven pounds , seve n ounces . Ma ternal gra ndpa rents a re Mr and Mr s . Car l Not ti ng ham , Powe roy, a nd paternal grand · pare nts a re Mr . a nd Mrs. Blaine Milhoan. Long Bottom . Ma t ern al g reat~ rand pa renL' a re Mr . a nd Mrs. Bemti e Pe rry, Che.ster , a nd Mr . and Mrs . Hom er No tt in gha m , Milton. W. Va. Patern al great gra ndmoth e r " Mrs. G le nna • Milhoan, Long Bot tom . GRADE A WHOLE FRYERS .. ~8; 39~ Chicken Breasts ...'~. 6 9¢ Ht>len 1-tt·lp t; S. • • lh lkl, ·n B~~tt, · l lSHEffiYINGTO PROVE HIS BY-PASS CA N TAKEIT? BY HELEN BOTTE L Dear Helen: My 31\-year-old husba nd had a hea rt a tta ck that req uired a by-pass. He d id the heaviest kind of la bor 1In tun ber rrulls 1 so now he's on work men 's compensation and not e~· peeled to work aga in . As soon as pos.." bie a fte r surge ry he started "go ing out for a beer " 1n the evenings Now he's at it seven days a week to all hou rs . I 've tned to convince myself he IS onl y dnnkmg, but I s tooped so low a.s to search his poc kets , a nd fo und a key that does n 't fit an yt hi ng at our house . Al.'lO the address of a n a part · ment for ren t. When I a ccuse him of rwming with othe r wome n he gets m ad and say I'm bemg foo lish . He's very resent · ful 1f I pressure him about sta ymg at home , yet he says he doesn 't wa nt a divorce. Som etunes he shows a ffectiOn - if I a ct as th ough everyt hin g IS OK. S hould I hi re a p rival£ detect ive to prove he's going out on me, and then sue for dJvo rce? He was never this wa y before and I st1U love him a nd don 't want our tee nage rs tu lose thei r fa the r . but I have pn de . Maybe some of your reHders have had stm1lar expenenees with s uddenl y unem ployed husbands, a nd would tell m e what they d1d . HEAKT BHOKEN. DES PE KA TE AN D IJ) NE J.Y Dea r HD and 1.: My I.G.A.P i" l 'm G urss ing Agam Perception .. 1 sees a man who IS try ing to drink away his fe<~ r . Conside r this : he's te nnc-d unemploya ble in his chosen work , while the by -pass m ay have prolonged his lif e, " How long"" is a q ueslion he doesn 't wan t t o face . He proba bly feeLs Jess than a man so he must prO\·e 1t isn 't so , but m a inly he'd ra ther avoid thinking, a nd how betterthan via booze, e tc. 1whi ch m ight brtng a fast er death 1" You r hu s ba nd n ee d s un ders tandin g, no t e ntrap ment. Di scuss the s ituati on with his doctor who knows the panic syndrom e well. He can help you both through this big a dju;1me nt in your lives - H . Dear Helen : A Jot has been •a•d a bout c hi ld abuse . My father used to bea t m e un· til 1 took him to court. Nothing was reall y solved the re : the jud ge sa id I • hould move bac k home as m y mother needed m e My father nev er touc hed me again, but he hardl y ever spoke to me ei ther during the next two years until! rea ched 18 a nd left. It was unbearable' You see, sober he wa.s a very good ma n, and I wan ted his love . He gr ad ua lly stopped dnnking, but we could never talk . Sometunes now I think he wa nts to show he car es, a nd I know I do, but those old fea rs and m emori es of court get in the way. I chose what seemed the orj]y way possible (out· side of being a 16-year-old homeless street person ), but was I wron g" NEARLY 20 Dear 20: How co uld you have been wrong when yoc chose a course that not only ended the beatings but also your father 's excessive drinking" And perhaps yoo can shU uncover love ... if you stop waiti ng for h1m to make the first move .- H. ¥.1 PORK LOI QUALITY PLUS BACON ...................'! ••99~ $} 59 USDA CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ROASI ......L~· ••• $}lg U. S. NO. 1 IDAHO POTATOES........ ;~~8~ ••• ¢ MEDIUM YELLOW ON IONS.............3.~:. 39 HUNfS ¢ BANQUET CATSUP..............! .z. . 69 FRIED 20 • FLAVORITE $}gg CHICKEN;~~z~. ¢ FLAVORITE oz. SALAD DRESSING 69 PIZZA ..................':~:.6 9~· COUPON 32 ~- .~ ~- ZESTA CRACKERS LB. · . Limit 1 P'e r Customer Good O r. ly at Powell's Offer . . E•pires . . . Oct . . .. 27. 1979 _- : _-..•..r .~ .. .- :~ .~ ·~ :t -~ . . . - .........."""""*. COUPON ....... -- -'"- COUPON ~ -·· FL.AVORITE HYLAND CHUNK DOG FOOD 25 LB. $329 Limit 1 Per Custom e r Good Onlv at Powell's Off e r E•pires Oct . 27, 1979 NAVY BEANS ·I 10 oz. 2/$1 00 ;,.,. 2 lB. BAG , Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires Oct. 27, 1979 0 . . . '· . . . . • ,· • • • 0 • • • . .. •• • : • • • �II -The Dat ly Sent mel. ~ rddleport -Pomer") . IJ . Wednesday . (kt. 24. 1979 10- The Daily Sentinel, MuldleportPomeroy,O., Wednesday,Oct. 24,1979 BALLOT LANGUAGE AND ARGUMENTS OF LAW PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE ELECTORS OF THE STATE FOR THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION AT THE ELECTION TO BE HELD NOVEMBE~ 61 1979 ~---Social Calendar WEDNESDAY POMEROY - MIDDLEPORT Uons Club Wednesday at Meigs Inn . SPECIAL SERVICES Wednesday through Sunday at the Laurel Fr.,.. Methodist Church wtth the Rev . James L. Mason , Canton, as guest speaker, and the special music each evening . MlDDLEPORT Ulerary Clu b, 2 p.m Wednesday at the home of Mrs . Bert Grinun . Program will be on "Robert_Frost -the Critical Reception" by Mcs 1'orest Bachtel. Mem- AMERICAN LEGION . FeeneyBennett Post 128, 7:30 p .m . Wednesday at the hall . AMEIUCA..'< Legion Auxiliary , Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 7 30 p.m . Wednesday at the hall. Bean and cornbread dinner for both legionnatres and auxiliary members at 6:30p.m . SOliTHERN JUNIOR High Schc . Athletic Boosters meeting 7:30p .m Wednesday at the school . REVIVAL at Laurel Chff Free Methodtst Church, 7:30 pm w1th Rev. James Mason speakmg and special music by local choir and duet by Bob and Patty Barton. 11fURSDAY MUSIC BY Ru ss and the Gospeltones at Laurel Cltff Free Methodist Church revtval , 7 30 p m . Thursday with Rev. James Mason speaking. WOMEN 'S C H R ISTIAN Fellowship, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Rutland Church of Chnst with Kathy Taylor speaking . MONTHLY MEETrNG, Southern Hills District, Ohio Nurses Assn ., 7:30 p.m . Thursday at Parks Ha ll on Ohio Untversity 's Wes t Green . SATURDAY SYRACUSE PTO fall halloween camtval , 7 p.m . Saturday , at the Syracuse E lemen tar y Sc hoo l. Costume judgtng to begin at 7 p.m . Games. food. a nd entertamment . Public invited. KNIGHTS of Pythlas , monthly dinner , 6:30 p.m . Bnng cove red dish, table serv1ce . Members, famili es weleome. Community Halloween party plans made Plans were fmalized for the annual conununity Halloween party to be held Saturday night from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Rock Springs Grange Hall, when the Rock Springs Better Health Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs . Sandy F'olmer It was noted during the meeting that hospital equipment used by the late Mrs. Gladys Morgan had been donated by the family to the club. Members were encouraged to vote on Nov . 6. A~ donation was made to , the Ohio Lung Association . Mrs . Teresa Abbott opened U1e meeting with a prayer and pled ge to the flag. Lottie Leonard read the 23rd Psalm and officers' reports were given. The progrann was presented by Mrs . Betty Conkle and mcluded "Blood Pressure Facts" by Mrs. Helen Blackston ; · Promismg Acne Cure " by Mrs . Susie Pulhns: "Hearing Tests for Newborn " by Lottie Leonard ; "China Hand " by Mary Shaeffer ; " Date Drugs" by Nancy Morris; " lnhented Ulcer" by Martha King ; " Meas les Connection" by Louise Bearhs : and "Salt to Test for M.S. Cure" by Mrs . Beuna Grueser . Heart A s.wcililion Jl'C.I CPR demuns/mtinn IJcu · Mrs . Rhonda Dalley, in -<~ervice director at Veterans Memoria l Hospital, and Bob Bailey, emergency medical coordinator, demonstrated c ardiac pulmonar y resuscitation at a recent meetmg of the Meigs Heart Associaton held at the Meigs Inn . 11Je two spoke on the hves which are saved through CPR, helpful for drowning and electrocution victimS as well as the many other incidents of difficulty. Both Mrs . Dailey and Bailey Indicated their interest in teaching groups the CPR technique and noted that they are hopeful of getting classes started in November . They also noted that they are armo.llll to demonstrate CPR to organizations and invited residents to contact 992-<i617, or Mrs. Dailey 99Z-2!04. Meeting with the group was Miss Debbie Rantanen, representative from the Ohio Heart Association. Events for the coming year were diSCUliSed. Babe Ruth scored 150 runs or more in one season six times for the New York Yankees. THIS PROPOSED LAW WOULD: I. REQUIRE AT LEAST A TEN-CENT REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT ON ALL GLASS. METAL OR PLASTIC SOFT DRINK, BEER. AND MALT BEVERAGE CONTAINERS SOLD IN OHIO FOR OFF-PREM· ISES CONSUMPTION. THE REFUND VALUE AND THE WORD " OHIO" WOULD HAVE TO BE CLEARLY MARKED ON EACH CONTAINER. 2. REQUffiE RETAILERS TO ACCEPT RETURNED CONTAINERS MARKED "OHIO" OF THE DESIGN. SIZE AND BRAND SOLD BY THEM AND REFUND THE CUSTOMER'S DEPOSIT. BEVERAGE BOTTLERS OR DISTRIBUTORS WOULD HAVE TO ACCEPT THE RETURNED CONTAINERS BOTTLED OR DISTRIBUTED BY THEM AND REIMBUR&E THE RETAD.ER. 3. PROHIBIT THE SALE OF BEVERAGES IN METAL CANS THAT HAVE DETACHABLE PULL-TABS. VIOLATORS OF THIS LAW COULD BE FINED UP TO SEVEN HUN· DRED FIFTY DOLLARS ($7.10) OR IMPRISONED FOR UP TO NINETY (90) DAYS. OR BOTH. IF PASSED THIS LAW WOULD TAKE EFFECT DECEMBER 6, 198!. (Proposed by Initiative Petition) A majority yes vote is necessary for passage. I = - I YES I SHALL THE ADOPTED? ' NO =·---'--- PROPOSED LAW start of the 1979-l!O TV season " montll ago , tonk a run at tht> top 1n t11e wt•t: k endmg Oct 21. am.l was tllwartt•d only by ABC's success w1th tJ1~ Worlll St! rlcs. flgures from th e t:flS listed 10 of tile 15 IHghestrated pro~rams for the Wetk cndmg A C. NrelS<.'n Co . show. BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OHIO . To amend se<:tions 913.99 and 4301.99 and to enact secti ons 9!3 .241 and 4301.031 of the Revised Code poem. NEW YORK ' AP, - CBS, nure<J FULL TEXT OF PROPOSED LAW PROPOSED LA W bers to r e::.-j). ,nd with a favorite Frost ·80 million watch this year's World Series in thtrd plact> m the ratmKs swct tht· PROPOSED LAW 1 ABC researchers say EXPLANATORY NOTE In the TEXT OF PROPOSED LAW below, the words written in all capital letters would be additions to Ohio Law. The words writ1en in small letters and not crossed out in Sec· tions 913 .99 and 4301.99 are already in Ohio law and would rem ain as Ohio law. In Section 913 .99, the words wnt1en in sma ll let1ers and crossed out are in Ohio Law and would ,pe taken out of Ohio law. BE -----= - EXPLANATION (By proponanlll of IMuel The proposed, oitizen initiated law reduces litter and promotes recycling and re-use by requiring a refundable deposit of at leas t ten ce nts on a ll beer, soft drink and malt beverage containers, made of glass, metal or plastic, that are sold at retail Each container would be clearly marked "Ohio" and have on it the container's refund value. Accordmg to the proposed law, no retailer, may refuse to accept from customers any empty container of the brand, size and design so ld. Nor may th e retailer refuse to refund the deposit charged to customers on those co ntainers sold by the retailer. For the convenience of the consumer, any soft drink, beer or malt beverage retailer that sells beverages, for off premise use, must provi de facili ties "on the premises or within 100 yards of the premises where anyone can return beverage containers and receive their refund in cash. Under the provisions of the proposed law, regional centers for the return of container,; with a refund may be set up. But they must be an addition to, not a replacement for, facilities required by each retailer. Another major provision prohibits the sell of metal containers that have detachable flip-top openers. The beverage industry must provide containers with openers which stay attached ID the container, for the health and safety of the g eneral public. Penalties have been estabhsbed for retailers and distributors who vio late the law by; selling beverages without charging a deposit or refusing to take back containers or refund a cus!Dmer's deposit. Th e law, when passed. would take effect December 1981. ARGUMENTS FOR THE PROPOSED LAW ' Issue I prov ides a financial in centtve to return cans a nd bottles rather than being pitch ed into yards, fields and roadsides and prohibits meta l con tainers from ha ving de tachable flip-lops that cause thousands of inJu ri es annual ly to children and wildlife. S in ce the introduction of throwaway beverage containers, Ohio's roadsides. fields and ~ards h ave been plagued with this growing eyesore and hazard . Attempts to educate the public a bout the litter problem have met with sheer frustration as the momentum of throwaway containers continues. Issue I offers an option to th e disgraceful clutter of bottles and ca ns that spoil our beautiful sta te. The results of a refun dable 10 ~ deposit law are miraculous. In stales having suc h a law, notably Oregon and Vermont, 90 % of all cans and bottles so ld are recycled a nd refilled. The bottom line is a 40% reduction of the most hazardous and lon g-Jived elem en t of the tota l litte r problem. Iss ue I saves energy. In Ohio alone, enough energy would be saved to prov1de for the heatmg n eeds of 55,000 homes annually . O n a smaller scale, purchasing a six-pac k of throwaway bottles is like throwing a way I\'.! pi nts of gasoline. Issue I saves consumer do llars. Currently , Ohio beverages in returnable co ntai ners are 30-50'7r cheaper tha n throwa ways and would continue to be as inexpensive under th e refundable deposit la w . Issue I reduces tax dollars spent for disposal of municipal waste. The c ity of Detroit's waste was reduced, in weight, by 9.4% after only 8 weeks ~f the Michiga n deposit law, resulting in a savings of $18 million annually. The choice be longs to Ohio voters. Do we want bottles and cans spoiling the beauty of this g reat state, or a refundable deposit law which attacks the litter p roblem at its source' A 'Yes' vote November 6 will get results. Committee for the Proposed Law: Louise Blankenship, Michael Mann and Davtd Sonner. ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE PROPOSED LAW FORCED DEPOSITS: TilE HIGH PRICED IDEA THAT WON'T WORK WHY NOT FORCED DEPOSITS' • Forced Deposits cou ld raise the price of soft drink by $1.00 a case or or more . in addition to the $2.40 deposit This rise in price would be due to increased handling, gasoli ne and trans portation costs by distributors, and conversi o n by manufacturers to a total returnable system . • Forced Deposits will eliminate thousands of head-of-househo ld jobs in the steel, can and bottling industries. • Forced Deposits do not require recycling thus neglecting the most importa nt means of litter/ c]ean·up. • Forced Deposits would cause soft drink and beer di stributors, nationally, to u se an additi onal 127 m i llion gallons of gasoline, due to transportabon of both fulls and em pties. • Forc ~d Deposits do not clean-up 80% of the litter on our roadways, such as massive amounts of paper, packaging, ete. • Forced Deposits cause a terrible inconvenience for consumers and retailers, alike. In states where Forced Deposits have become law, retailers have been forced to limit the brands of the beverage they carry. In addition , cons umers have been forced to wait in long lines for deposit returns. • Forced Deposits cause terrible storage and health problems for small retailers. Grocery owners must store returnables for weeks a t a time, causing increased insect infestation and health problems in the stores. • Forced Deposits are an additional metbod of government regulation that impacts directly on your pock~t~ks. _ . . That's why a majority of both political parties m the Ohio House and Senate have rejected a Forced Deposit bill for the last s ix years . . , , and that's why you should vote No on Issue 1 on Tuesday, November 6th. Committee against the Proposed Law: Jerome Stano, Thomas Van Meter; Dave Jobnson and Art Bowers. P.S. Let's quit fooling with forced deposits and get a litter law that worh. Oct. 21. mrludung "M-A-S-H" 1n th1rd 111 JJ laee ;md ·· WKHP ('mcmn<itl" 1n fourth . ABC. Section I. That sectio ns 913.99 and 4301 .99 be amended and sections 913.241 and 4301.031 of t he Revised Code be enacted to read a s follows: Section 913.241. NO PERSON SHALL SELL OR OFFER FOR SALE AT RETAIL ANY SOFT DRINK IN A CLASS, METAL, OR PLASTIC CONTA INER FOR CONSU MPTION OR USE OFF THE PRE MISES ON WHICH IT IS SOLD OR OFFE R ED FOR SALE UNLESS: (A ) THE SELLER CHARGES ON EA CH SUCH CONT AINER, AND TH ERE IS PAID BY THE PURCHASER, A DEPOSIT OF NOT LE SS THAN TEN CENTS, WHICH DEPOSIT S HA LL BE THE CON. TAINER 'S REFUND VALUE, AND WHI CH SHALL BE REFUNDED UPON THE RETURN OF THE CONTA INER; AND (B) THE CONTAINER OR ITS LABEL IS CLEAR LY STAMPED OR OTHERWISE MARKE D "OHIO" AND THE CONTAINER'S RE FUND VALUE . NO SOFT DR INK RETAILER SHALL REFUSE TO ACCEPT AN EMPTY DRINK CONTAIN ER OF THE DESIGN, S IZ E AND BRAND SOLD BY THE RETAILER OR REFU SE TO REFUND THE DEPOSIT CHARGED ON SUCH CONTAINER. NO SO FT DRINK RETAILER SHALL SELL OR OFFER FOR SA LE ANY SOFT DRINKS FOR CONSUMPTION OFF THE PREMI SES UN LESS HE PROVIDES FACILJ. TIES ON THE PRE MI SES OR WITHIN ONE HUNDRED YARDS THEREOF WHERE ANYONE MAY RETUR~ ANY SOFT DRINK CONTAINER S AND RECEIVE FULL REFUND IN CAS H. REGIONAL CEN. TERS FOR THE RETURN OF SOFT DRINK CONTAINERS WITH REFUND MAY B8 ESTABLISHED IN ADDITI ON TO BUT NOT AS SUB. STITUTES FOR, FAC ILITIES REQUIRED BY T HI S SECTION. NO SOFT DRINK MA NUFA CTURER WHO BOTI'LES ANY SOFT DRINK, OR ANY ROTTL ER OR DISTRIBUTOR S HALL REFUSE TO ACCE PT FROM A RETAILER A NY EMPTY IJR INK CONTAINER OF THE DES IGN, S IZE AND BRAND SOL D BY SUCH MANUFACTURER BOTI'LER OR DISTRIBUTOR OR REFUSE TO PAY THE REFUND VALUE OF SUCH CONT AINER. NO PERSON S HALL SELL OR OFFER FOR SALF: ANY SOFT DRINK IN A METAL CONTAINER SO DESIGNED THAT A PART OF THE CONTAINER IS DETACHABLE FOR THE PURPOSE OF OPENING THE CO::-ITAJNER WITHOUT THE AID OF AN OPENER. AS USED IN THIS SECTION, "SOFT DRINK" MEANS ANY NONALCOHOL! C CARBONATED BEVERAGE, FRUITADE, SODA SODA WATER .. CLUB SODA, SELTZER, OR READY-MIXED TEA. Sechon 913.99 (A) Whoeve r violates section s 913.01 to 913.2 1iru.l .. •i••. of th e Revised Code-, fllw;lt!,.. fffiffi...,. t.- tlHttt ftH.¥ _,. ......... """'ilHnflrea ae llrtru f<... R ~err..._., IS GUILTY OF A MiSDEMEANOR OF THE FOURTH DE CRE E ; !or a secon d offense s uch person lli+ft.lt 1,.. ~ ftffl. k>t¥t .Htttft ttflf" I; 1111 tlr t'tl f+e-P ~ Httttt f.t..H. ln1 PI cl1 t; I d ul l n P'R fHI +mI'PlflijlleJI fl<tl, lftlH !fflttt ' - m-. ....., H+#ft "'*'"" ~ .,.. l.o4 IS GUILTY OF A MI S DEMEA ~OR OF THE THIRD DECREI-; . (B) Whoev e r violates'"' '' ''" SECTIONS 9!3.22 to 918.28, irultt.ri·•e . of t he Rev ised Code, Hlrttll i.e lfftffl ....t, .....,.. Hr.... ,_. ~"'"1'"1 .W~ f&t. "~ ,,ff, "'" IS GU ILTY OF A MI S DEMEA NOR OF THE THIRD DECREE; for a s ubseq ue nt offen se such person ~ ~.;> fffiffi tt% tlHttt f-ttt{" hu11dt'• d drtllnr;t .... irHt•• i; ;n' '' 1i Jt+-tt ffl++P!-' H+tttt ~ ~ f+l" ~ IS GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR OF THE SECO:--<D DF:GREE; for a third onense suc h perso n's licen se shall be revo ked. ~ ''' '•"''~''' ..·id nl t'l tH.,·1i Hn ~ ttf Hw l<..f",. lf' d ~ ~ Jw. ~ - t.- ~#...., H+w - - ....... 1-w<! RIUHIPHI d•di!IPII M." ~ •If I " ' j:.,. t"ttt4t ··uhJ,.qllt 111 • f(, nH• t+ttt4t ftPl"IIRA f+k.tt.H ~ ~ ftftt ~ ~ l+fNI' h1u;uiPPrl ft+HI ~ t-4tttt ~ 4-tH~ tl ·llitf"ll frl" i fll fll" j, I II I t I twt+ ~ Httt-tt ~ tt++fl fM.M'ie 1-lHHt ...,., h" n d r•'tl J.wtr, "" lw.t-lt. Section 4301.031. NO PF:RSON SHALL SE LL OR OFFER FOR SALE AT RETAIL ANY BEER OR MALT BEVERAGE IN A GLASS, METAL, OR PLA STI C CONTAINER FOR CONSUMPTION OR USE OFF THE PREMISES ON WHI CH IT IS SOLD OR OFFERED FOR S ALE UNLESS: (A) THE S ELLER CHARGES ON EACH SUCH CONTAINER, AND THERE IS PAID BY THE P URCHA SE R, A DEPOSIT OF NOT LESS THAN TEN CENTS, WHICH DEPOSIT SHALL BE THE CONTAINER'S REFUND VALUE, AND WHICH SHALL BE REFUNDED UPON THE RETURN OF THE CONTAINF:H; AND (B) THE CONTAINER OR ITS LABEL IS CLEARLY STAMPED OR OTHERWISE MARKED "OHIO" AND THE CO NTAINER'S RE FUND VALUE. NO BEER OR MALT BEVERAGE RETAILER SHALL REFUSE TO A CCEPT AN E MPTY BEER OR MALT BEVERAGE CONTAINER OF THE DESIGN, S IZ E AND BRAND SOLD BY THE RETAILER OR REFUSE TO REFUND THE DEPOSIT CHARGED ON SUCH CONTAINER. NO BEER OR MALT BEVERAG E RETAILER SHALL SELL OR OFFER FOR SA LE ANY BEER OR MALT BEVERAGE FOR CONSUMPTION OFF THE PREMISF:S UNLESS HE PROVIDES FACILITIES ON THE PREMISES OR WITHIN ONE HUNDR ED YARDS THEREOF WHERE A NYONE MAY RETURN ANY BEER OR MALT CONTAINERS AND RE CE IVE FULL RE FUN D IN CAS H. REGIONAL CENTERS FOR ' THE RETURN OF BEER OR MALT BEVERAGE CONTA INE RS WITH REFUND MAY BE ESTABLISHED IN ADDITION T O, BUT NOT AS S UBSTITUTES FOR, FA CILITIES REQUIRED BY THIS SECI'ION. NO BEER OR MALT BEVERAGE MANUFA CTURER WHO BOTI'LES ANY BEER OR MALT BEVERAGE, OR ANY BOTI'LER OR WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR S HALl,. REFU~ TO A CCE PT FROM A RETAILER ANY EMPTY BEER OR MALT BEVERAGE CON TAINER OF THE DES IGN, SIZE AND BRAND SOLD BY SUC H MANUFA CTURER , BOTTLER OR DISTRIBUTOR OH REFU SE TO PAY THE REFUN D VALUE OF SUCH CONTAINER. NO PERSON SHALL SE LL OR OFFER FOR SALE ANY BEER OR MALT BEVERAGE I N A METAL CONTAINER SO DESIGNED THAT A PART OF THE CONTAINER IS DETA CHABLE FOR THE PURPOSE OF OPENING THE CONTAINER WITHOUT THE AID OF AN OPENER. &>ction 4301.99 (A) Whoever violates section 4301.47, 4301.48, 4301.49, 4301.62,4301.63, 4301.70, or 4301.71 of the Revised Code is guilty of a minor mi•deme&Dor. (B) Whoever violates section 130J.15 divi sio n {D) · of section 4301.22, section 4301.64, or 4301.67 of th e Rev ised Code is gu ilty of a misdemeanor of the fourth degree. (C ) Wh oever vio lates sedion 4~01 . 251, divi sion (C) of section 4301.58, 4301.59, 430 1.60, 4301.632, 4:JOL633, 4301635, 4301.66, 4301.68, 4301.69, or 4301.74 of the Revised Code is g uilty of a mi sdemeanor of the . first degree. (D) Whoever violat es division (A) or (B) of section 4301.58 of the , Rev ised Code is gui lt y of a mi sdemeanor of the first deg-ree. · (E) Whoever violates section 4301.61 of the Revised Code is guilty . of a felony of tbe third deg-ree. (F) Whoever violates division (B ) of section 4301.14, or division (A), (B), or (Cl of section 4301.22 of the Revised Code is guilty of a · misdemeanor of the third deg-ree. fC) WHOEVER VIOLATES SECTION 4301.031 OF THE REVISED CODE IS GUILTY OF A MlSDEMEANOR OF THE THIRD DECREE; FOR SUBSEQUENT OFFENSE, SUCH A PERSON IS GUILTY OF A MI SDEMEANOR OF THE SECOND DEGREE. Section 2. That existing sections 913.99 and 4301.99 of the Revised Code are hereby repealed. Section 3. Sec t ions I and 2 of this Law shall take effect two years after the effective date of thi s Law. w....; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF OH IO OFFI CE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE I , ANTHONY J. CELEBREZZE, Jr., Secretary of State, do hereby cert ify t hat the foregoing i~ a true copy of the Proposed Law tiled in the Office of the Secretary of State by Initiat ive Peti tion purs uant to Article II , Section lb of the Co ns t itution of the State of Ohio, together with baUot language certified to me by Ohio Ba llot Board and explanation and arguments submitted to me by the proponent s an d opponents of the issue, a s prescribed by law. IN TE STIMONY WHEREOF, I ha ve hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my official seal at Co lum bus this 12th day of September, 1979. Anthony J . Celebrezze, Jr. Secretary of State howcn~r. capturL'd a record deculm~ game uf tile \\luri d &·fit'S I~IWL""'t'fl Pittsburgh and Bttltunort>, and Llld nt:arly as authenct• for the POLLY'S POINTERS well w1th the nt:>xt-to-last game . AHC' s rt•st•arch tit.'partmt•nt est1mated SO mllilon pt"'ple tuned 111 Polly Cramer fur U1e . · ·· : '. . Driveway Is stained By Polly Cramer POLLY'S PROBLEM Dear Polly - We have had no luck cleaning oil and ru.'t off our cement driveway . Ours was stained by rust and oil falling from an old car . Thanks for any help.- JOYCE DEAR JOYCE (and Mrs. 1.. M. who has the same problem 1 - One •uggested remedy for this ts to scru b with a solullon of one-fourth pound trisodium phosphate tn a gallon of hot water . Some scounng powder may also be added . Use a very st1ff brush and then rinse well . If the stains are ol d spri nkle trisodJUm phospha te on them and then m01sten with hot water. Ld stand at least 30 minutes and then scrub hard with the stiff brush . Rinse with the hose.-POLLY DEAR POIJ .Y ~ My viny l bird bath turned yellow 'so I filled it with a solution of bleach and water and let it stand overnight Be sure to cover it or take it indoors so that our feathered friends are not banned by a bleach burn . -ELLEN DEAR POIJ.Y ~ Hoi's qu estion about packing a sui t in a suitcase reminded me of the way my father taught me when I packed to go to college many years ago . Spread the jacket out on a flat surface so that the lining is down and the back lS "face up ." Place the s leeves so that t!Jey line up along the back center seam. Fold the two front panels over the sleeves so the jacket is "inside out." Then fold the jacket m half along the center seam, still inside out. Finally the tail of the jacket can be folded up to make 11 short enough to fit tn the suitcase. Folding a jacket this way keeps the sleeves and the front as flat as posstble and the few inevitabl e wrinkles usually come out if it is hung up as soon' as it can be unpacked . --P.S.C. Polly will send you one of her signed thank'you newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column. Write POLLY 'S POIJ\ TEI!S in care of thiS newspaper. ~ame, I!lure than fur cmy FEI.UIWSHfP TO MEET The Me igs County Women's Fellowship will meet at 7:30 Thur sday evening at the Rutland Chu rch of Chnst. Mrs. Cathy Taylor w1ll be the guest speaker and will present slides on her tirp to Russ1a . HAYRIDE SATURDAY The Bradford Church of Chnst will have a hayride Saturday cv emng, leavmg from the church at 6:45 Afterwards they will go to the parsonage for a wiener roast and social time . Devotions will be ~ t ven by Steve and Dreama Pic kens. EARL DEAN ATHMC Earl Dean is a pat ten! at th e Holzer Medica l Center He has been in intensive care othl'r prt·•, IIJll" W11!ld ~·wnt ~ brua dt·;t'_'>t !\J3('. Ul.'l'l'<tll . h a d '>IJi- Sh UW!-. lrl lht• Wt't..' k 's 'J'IJp Lfl. and fr 1ur oft ht'll l Wt'ft· rt'l<lled !11 tlh' bct !-. t' IJ;dl ch;-unptr1nsh1ps l'h,· b <:~sdMll prt·~rtll\t' pru g 1 OIJJ.'-' Wl'ft' 11th < Hld 12th 111 Lilt• ratlllgs 1\HC s rating for the wt·ck wa s 21 2. w1th CBS St: f'IJtHI t-1 ! lH I and f\:BC th1rd nt Hi 8 Tht• nl'lwtJrb 'iii~ th;tt 11\t.'~IJI :-- Ill <il l 11\"l'f<tgt• Pflfll\'lHllt' IIH11Ull' durtng thL' Wl'l'k, 2J 2 percent of the hu!IH'S 111 ttw L'fJU!l tr ~ With tl'len s!Un wt·re Wi1ll"htng MH' \BC. wht ch sur pnst•d lhl' ualustr) h}' Wlmnng 1\;leiSl'n's raHngs ran· twl tl' 1n the f1rst four week.., of tilt' new season . dropped to th1rd for thtflr ~1 tnnetlllsfall \HCI1~~'tl ! .1ttlt:' iloust• on UH• Prcnn ;•" :\tJ _ 5 for tilt· wt•ek . and had t ~·u othl'r :-J1uw ~. "~In<'). \1 .1-: ... and n speual. " T\' (~ul(l l' Thl' F1rst 25 Yt·ar ~ ... 1n th t• Tnp 20. In addlllon to ':\1 -A,'\-H, · ;md "WKRP m Cuncmnatl ... l'IJS Sp< Jtted "f-iO ~11nutes." "On t:> D21y at a Tm•t• ." ··Th~· .h•ffersons." " AIICL1 ' and " Dallas" (;jOJong tlt t' IU top-ri:tttd BROWNIES TO MEET A meeting of the Middleport Brownie Troop 1254 will be held Thursday at the home of Amy Luckeydoo, I to 3 p.m. Meetngll are open to first, second and third grade gi rls. For more infonnation parent.s are asked to telephon e 992.,';983 . WEEKENDRE~ALNOTED There will be a weekend revival Oct. :!Jl-28, at the Long Bottom United Methodist Church with the Rev. Robert Hayden , Croton. as guest speaker. The Rev. Mr . Hayden is a former pastor r1 the Pomeroy-Chester United Methodist Churches . There will be special music nightly and services wtdll begin at 7:30 each evening . The Rev. Richard Thomas , pastor , invites the po blic. All fi Vl' World Sent's. (;a me 7, With a ri:tllng of Jti ~ representing 28 .2 lll! JI HJ!l hUII It:'S Wi th tt\ll'\-'IS!tm . ond "Trapper John, M.D ." and "Duke of Hazzard," all CBS; "Quincy , M.E." and Btg Event -"TV Guide: The First 25 Yea rs, " both NBC; "Archie Bunker' s Place," CBS, and " Barney Miller" and "Benson," both ABC. Wqr\d ~rtl'~. (~C:HIIl' G. :12 .2 11r 24.6 rnlillon . both ABC; · \1 -/\..._I).JI." :lfl.2 or Z:~ nnllwn, ~md ·WKkP lfl Cm nnn.:tll ... 2fi Bur 204mlllwn. both (' HS . ' I.Jttll' J--luu~c on lhe PrHlflt' ... Lii.'~ ilr- 20! rml:1on. ~BC. " (j(l \11 n u t c ~" rtmJ "Unl' Uay ~t a T!mL·. " fxJltl 21! .1 or 19 .9 JllliliiJn. both C BS, CHid " Tht' JeffL'I"SOIIS, ·· 2~ - lj CJf LEGAL NOTICE The Publ1c Util ttes Co m · rn1SS IO.n o f Uh10 has set f o r publ 1c hecnmy Case No 79 - 232 - EL - FAC to re "1ew the futl p10cun~men t pra CtiC!?S an d pOIICt€5 o f C olum bu~ and Southern Oh1o E le ct r 1c Company, the op er a t ·)n of 1ts Fuel Cos t Adtustment Clause , 19 rn1ll1Un . " Allee- ." 24.5 or 18 .1 mil han. iirHI " Dcd las." 23_8or 18 2 Jm lllon . ttl\ I 'HS ·1ne nt>Kt 10 shows · World Sent'S 11-t··Carnt·. ( ;Htllt' ~. and \\'<,rid St·rlt> ~ Pn·--Gamt ·. ( ;<liTlt' ti. IJuth ABC : ·Luu (~rcmt. " Baked • s~~,~~~ti • Rtg. S1.95 • . l F'or i\HC. a runaway wmnt·r m tht• r <It 1n~s last st:>ason , lhl' \' Jttury WJ~ n ut Without a drawback Th~_· frontrunner placed th ree shows amon~ the week ·s fl\T lt•a st wrtldwd. 1nc \u d1n g \ rJ :)~1 " Detl'l't l\' L' School ," :\o fi2 " Out uf the BluL' ... and :\o 6:1 · 1\ \t•w K111d of Famrly." CBS' " l'arr s' wa s f.lhh. ..., hGo . , Qh .o 43215 All 1nlen-":; toorj persons w1ll .79 I con tact 1n g the Comm1 s · ~.on THE PUBLIC UTILITI ES COMMISSION O F OHIO ····-·· AIILOCATI ONS an oppor tunity to I )~ 4 1v~n bt; heard . Further 1n forma · 110n may he obta tned by :611\0's: • to be 9 30 am on Octo · Ul; r 29 . 1979, at the Com mr~510r's Offi ces, 180 East Bruad Stret>t , Co lumbus. • • matte rs . Th1s 1S sch~duled g~r1 il. G..O J;m., • r r!latf~ d dnd twar 1n y .. P !,, ~~ shows. 91 Seu etdr,. • Dav ,rJ M Polk, L.·------~ Ma~Save-Mart say~ -W~ome To Our ANN/VERSA RY ·Bridal shower held A shower honoring Sharon Wtlson Hawley, recent bnde of George Hawley, Mtddleport, was held recently at the Riverboat Room of the Athens County Savmgs and Loan Co., Pomeroy . Hosting the shower for Mrs . Hawley were Miss Martha Howel l and Mrs . Bernice Ann Durst. Mrs . Anna Blackwood, sister of Miss Howell , decorated for the shower using a white cloth with a lace overlay on the serving table which WBJl centered with the bridal bouquet of si lk nowers in fall colors and yellow tapers . White candles surrounded by greenery were used · on each of the tables. White bells and bows completed the decor. Guest.'l were se rved punch, cake, mints and nut.s . Games were played witll pnz es going to Mrs Karen Triplett , Mrs . Freda Mitch. Mrs. Marla Roush, and Mrs . Ca rolyn Satterfield. Presenting guts to the honored guest were Mrs . Rachel Downie, Mrs. Karen Tnplett , Mrs Letti e Spencer, Arizona Stewart , Mrs. Carolyn Grueser and Barbara, Mrs . ancty Ord, Mrs . Faye Wallace and Nancy, Mrs. Mary Baird , Ann Ryther. Jw1e Wickersham, Jud y Morr i.s, Cherole Burdette, Sybil Ebersbach, Ann and Charlotte Lambert, Charlene and Jayne Hoen 1ch. Freda Hood. Mrs . Sharon Welker. Marlene Harri.son, Betty Hobstetter, Freda Mitch, Margaret Kincaid, Carolyn Satterfield, Helen Sauer, Connie Warner, Mrs. George Hobstetter. Mrs. John Krawsczyn. Mrs. Debbie Cleland and Dodi e. Yvonne Sellers, Nina Cummings, Donna Bpyd, Donna Koehler , Mrs. Frank Wilson, Carolyn ThomBJl, Janet Mum s. Eleanor Robson, Marla Roush and Bethany, Darla Thomas and Amber, Teresa Casci, 1 Rita Whitlatch, Barbara Archer. Mrs . Leslie Hawley, Jerry Pullen, Cora Pullen, Beth Cowan , Phyllis Hackett , Ida Burns, Amy l.cgar. Sea lisle, Margaret I.e hew . Ca rolyn BarteiB, June Eichinger , Phyllis Hawley, Debbie Grueser, Gay Gaul, ·and Gay Ann Clay. 1-: Jsdtlt•d .. on \BC tilsl s.:nes art· rww th1s season . J-k rt' art.' tih· wt•t•k 's 10 h1ght>sl- and SALE 497 Locust St., Middleport, Ohio Bring In This Ad AndReceive DRINKING FREE! GLASSES Offer Limited to the First 25 People Pepsi ggc I ( 16 Oz . ·I 4/99C ChipS • Gallon 2% Lowfat S1.19 1/2 8 1/ 2 Oz. $135 I Ice Cream 59C ~ M~~ S1.69 )__/ Potato Chips Pot.ato Eckrich Bacon lv read ~ 16 Oz.. 8 Pack Plus Bottle Deposit Milk /' Gallon Valvoline Motor Oil Free Balloons & Suckers For The Kids A 11-CI imate 1 Lb . By The Case LIMIT ONE CASE We Reserve The Right To limit Quantities SAVE GAS& GROCERIES- DAY AND NIGHT! ' I '>I h'VI �14 - The Datly Sentmel. Mt ddlepo rt - Poll le ro~ , 0 ., Wednesday . O<:l. 2l . 1979 Your Best Buys Are }_,ound WANT AD CHARGES I~ Help Want<>d I d.11 y 6dn y~ 1 80 22:) JOO J7~ Permanent po si tion for indtvidual with tob shop ex perience . Mu st be able to do own se t -up on conve ntional an d honzon ~ tal mill s, lathes , and grinders . Respond to Personnel D e partment, Ap · palachian Power Co ., Mount a1 n eer Plant Operat1ons , Post Office Box 398 , New H aven , W . Va . 15265 Area Cod e 304 682 ~ J!J W<Jrds L~ 4 t' l'n ~ pPr wurd po- r da) A.tb rWUll lll( otht-r thl!n t·un ~ f'< · u t l vt' da} ~ will lot dl.t:trl(t'! l oil l h~ · I d~ ~ r1:1lr nJ " ' Th<t nk.~ and OtHIU<I r ) 6 t·enL'i f't'f wurd . $:l 00 1111111/!lU/ll t',a ..JJ !II IHJ 1 '.<~ 21 S I . W f' arc ,m E qua l Oppor l ur11 f y E mplo y e r \ ' tf.Jlt'l' M ul:lllt- lk'fta· .'IHlt!.'i a w l Ya nl :i<~l l·.~ 1:1/ \' iil '('t' pl!'\ l t trll _l l'l.Jbh:~he r :, li t E I Wanted to Buy WA N 1 [0 p;," 1 ~7 J ( lli'V' OI!• I po r k u p 991 J<Jl)} r eM·rv•·-~ th•· n11 ' t! 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Leave It T o B eaver 17 : Sesame Sl 33 . 30-- R omper Room 17 ; 9 :{)()- Bob Braun 3: Ph il D onahue 13 . 15 ; Big V rt llf' y 6 . P o rky Pig R. Friends 8 . One D ay At A T ir1re- 10; Lucy Show 17 9 3o- Bo b Newhart 8; Love of Life 10 . G reen Ac r e.-. 17 tn S w et? p e r ~ . PIANO T U NIN G D a n 1el "l N ew pho ne num ber 741 79 51 Sr r v r e to sc hoo l c, and h ome\ \ 1nce 1965 IS V.t•st w a s d• ·tHI li t· d rd n r lt.n t· .tn o t ht· r d itii JJII THI --\ r·l uh k c.Hl V. t1 ul d d]lnw SIJU! h (! J ru ff 111 du rn nw ;1nrl d t." c~nd hrs '"IY B O WER S R E PAIR w.. . , , S•Juth v;on 1n h 1s •JW/1 ha nd . · ·ac., h('U rtnt· h1gh dr.:.11n ond . t'nl f n ·d du rn n 1\ w nh l ht• kt ng o f o., p<:-tdes onJ· pnon ·t ·d t·cl to loq• lh t' d t;Jm (m d f mt ''">"t ' • ·\ " .I ·, , , \ BRADFORD , A uC t ione-er . Co mp lete Serv rre Ph one 949 1~7 or 949 7000 r ac1 ne . Oh 10 , Cr 1tl Brad f orc:J Til • :\ .I 4 f EL E CTRI C A&H U ph ol 5t e r 1ng. acr osr., tr o rn the Te)la c o Sl a tt o n •n Svrau c se 99 ') 3!4J o r 99 1 3751 t )II 7 l ~ • ., }\ ~l /1~ + l) .J ]II i ) M o tor .-.. re-wtn d an d r e pa1 r 99 2 2356. ~61 Beer h Sf M 1ddleport O h 10 D AVENP OR T 992 51 47 REALTORS H enry E . Cl el and . Sr R es . 991 -2S68 H e nr y E . Cleland . Jr R es . 991 -619 1 811~ Wl-ii.\R ':.;, ' ·,1./1\L. rf ~ F~tJ T (' [ t If ') r ! li l ~ ' l r1\ 'D 1( X; f' UP ,-JI [ H '(f FtND HIM ";> c)OW\t- '-:> ff<'f\.NGf 1-? S • l) ~ ., GE RMAN GOOD H O M E . ma l e gr e y l rger k1 tt e n Cu t e Ra r 1ne 94Q 2093 IRI SH • (J I l l~ '\ H lv' -~1 .~J U ! h ""t' • :\ tl ORPHAN ANNIE-MAN OF FEW WORDS r eoue~t She p hPr d r o 11 1e male , blar ~ a n d t an . w orm e d and sho t s Ge rrnr~n Stl e-p tl e rd , l ar ge . m a le, b la r k and bro w n , sho t s r~n d worme d H um.=tnP Sor 1et y , 997. 6?60 GE RM A N U'IJ:I_.EORPHA N ANNIF: 5n• R E YNO L D ' ~ 'o :., + H 'l • < I ,.. I N STOCK t or 1mm ed 1at e d e livery v ar 1ous c,, zes of poo l k•ls D o tf v o ur .-. e l f or le t us rnst a ll lor yo u 0 Bu m gardn er Sa le-s. ln r C l ub I 3 6 00. 700 Cl ub 6,8. H ealth Field 10 , P T L C lub IS . 6 10-- Worl d at L arg e 17 6 30-- Fo r You ... Bia c k Woman 10; N ews 17. 6 .s s~ Mor-ni ng Report 3 6 50- Good Morn i ng West Vt rgi n ia 13. 6 55- News 13 . 7 00 Today 3, 15. Good Morning Ame rica 6 . !3 . B a tman 10 Thu r s d ay Morn 1ng 8 : Three S1ooge s L 1ttle Rasc als 17 wt ·rt · 1'11n t1nued t ii h ·I E,1\ ! or Wolk E' \ v olt t \ \JPFOI /2)1 s 19 .900 00 M1l l' \ W I L L HAUL lrme s TOne cHID y1 v el Also , l ome haultng and 5Pr e;w .ny Leo M o r r1c, Tru{ -. ~ ny P h on e 74'} ] 45 5 P E RK Y • 1\ .I 11 0 Oh oo Ol l/oo6'1~ 1 '~ E v l' nii!Q \ 1 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2,,1979 F arm Report 13. S 5()- PTL s •5 -. ttpt ·n i•U .-ln d r11 f f nl t hi.· ,t·co nU d uh ,mJ it' d c~ tru mp l! l W ~I r l l Uumm \· Ut•ct ded 111 wnh h 1~ ;Jt ·( · If II• · h<J d tluckt'd . i:l sr c11nd t r urnp l t•d d would lh r nw hun 1n wr th tht· .:H "t' and cat t' h llrm 111 ~ n l lllllll'diall' 1•nU play A s rl Wd s. WP." t ~nt 1 1ut b ~ h ·<td l ng a second trump '\I If("( II TRAILER SALES l• r> Q \~1 11 ~ THE POCKETBOOK Good l or a l to n . h om e , good g ood l ot full ba se m ent . e q u rppcd k.r c he n , a~r r ond 11t0n1 ng F o r rL•U d1 r A S t eal n ea t OVER TIES ( ' lu h." j(l I! r 1 1 II; Simple bidding nets game lJl 10M o r>lgCJm <' ~' Auto & Truck R e pair Also Transmis sion R epair Phon e 992 -5682 S19 500 00 N E W LISTING H <1n d y M an s SPt> < toll . QOod lor at1on H1 M1dO i e pon . l r~r g c lov 1ny room . ) tJedroorno., L 1m ol y r oo m l evel l o l , 11 . stori O N L Y $6,000 00 n· ; Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag (" MONTGOMERY Garage J ••v1·11 BRIDGE ~ ~ · ------ mile o ff Rt 7 b y pa s5 on Sf Rt l H t o ward Rutlan d THRE E B o D ROOM H OU SE . 6 ~v r es. 1n Ches t er To wn s t1 1p A lu m ~num '> ld l l lU '"l torrr w .ndow s . r rtrpc t ed 1n su l n t ed 70 p et IJ.-'t f' m c n t Clay t on Shar t 1qN \ 3~ . 00 0 985 3S6J up (II !• mr·nt . Roger Hysell PU R C H ASE " ~ F I N A N CE l. •ol ,lll ;•fl "A .. W ., r: . by appoint· s9 o · 1&r .m. F I N A N C I N G V A F HA L O OR t, 1 JumblfiB oo ~ No 12 , co nta1n<rlQ 110 pullltt s. 15 11~111labl& torS ! 7!:- pos lpa!d !rom Jumble c.lo th1 s ne.,. spa:rer. Boo 34 , NorwooCl . N J 0 7643 Include your mtme . llddf8!11. 11p c ode an me~e c hecks Pll'f,!ible to Newsp&p«u book s "'-c A N S L O W OR N O DO WN H 33 11 30~ J o h nny Car son 3, 15 : Love Boat 6, 13 ; ~witch 9; Movie " Son of Palentace " 10; Movie " N ow • Voy ager " 17: ABC News 33 12 4Q- - Ba reltn 6 , 13 , H awaii Fi v e.Q B I OG-- T o morrow 3, 15 . 50 N e w s 13 , 2 00 - New s 17; 'J OS--- Movie " Check p oint " 17; 4 OS-- Movie " Comma n do " 17. I r-1! I of.H K SER JICtS, 1t:C. ,1 c, I I , Real Estate for Sale j" f Ans we ts 1om o n o "" P.~RI\ FI~ANCIAL '-iot "r. I :W -[ t X f sHE wA s A Eig hl Is E no ug h 6, 13 ; Magi c of David Copperfield 8, 10; Great Per fo r ma nces 20 .3:1 , Mov ie " No Ti m e for Serg eants " 17 . 9 00 - 0 ill ' rent Strokes 3, 15 ; Charlie' s Angel s 6, 13; Movie " Hou s e Call s' 9 , 10 . Alwi n N 1ko la 1s Dance Theatre 20 ,33 9 30- H e llo, L a rry 3, 15.: IO :Oo--Best of Saturdily Night Live 3, 15 ; Veg a s 6 , !3 ; N ew s 20 . Con . nec t ions 33 10 3 ~ - U p s tairs , Downstair s 17 ; Bes t of Groucho 20 II 00 - N ew s 3, 6 , 9 , 10 , 13 . 15 : Dick Cave ll 20; Wodehouse Playhouse WH Y SHE M ADE MUS IG WH IL-E SHE A TE . N~W SPAPER de ll "tot· in g & \ ..ter 1S AJmm . Loans . 949 -2862 --949 -2160 Po m e roy , 0 . 10 19 1 mo CAPI'AfN F.ASY 800-- Roal Peop le 3, 15; j .• ' r:-Y-:-:-A-:-cW ,-,-N _A_Y---:q----, REAL ESTATE F NANCING N ew , repair gutters ant down spouts . Window cl eaning Gutter cleaning Free Estimates J ~~ _; ! l0 19 1 mo . H. L Writesel Roofing 1'If_: . _ _ _ !, . - - - PH. 992-2772 JAMES KEESEE Phone 992 · 2771 8 17 1 mo Pd Cr Vinyl & Aluminum Siding el nsulation • Storm Doors • Storm Window s • Replac e ment Win dows elnsulaHon • Storm Doors • Storm Windows • Repl~cement Windows eGutters and Down Spouts Fr ee Estimat es Mick 's Barber & ~ Style Center V fntroduces - Mam Sf INSULATION IINLJ ALUMINUM :SlUING VII'Hl R <; •1n c g u tter '), and lo · ~ ~ J U L. Fr e e .~t l ol l ·'> . All work ua •nit ·d . 70yedrsell:; · er . .1Cl Call At h en s, 'J II t , Gera ld Clark n &57 or Tom H osk tn s l_RUSUY_ J&l BLOWN INSUUIIIIJ~ Rutland, 0 . C Al l JIMMY DEEM , ASSCCIATE ..,, -. · - " P 3Q-- Co un try Roads 3 : Newlywed Ga m e 6; Joker ·.-. Wild 8: The Judge 10; F a r:n i ly Feud 13; W ild K 1ngdom IS ; All In The Family 17, MacNe i l -Lehr er Report 20,J3 . '>>' J' ,> ' \ J&l BLOWN F O R ~ALE or r e nt N 1<e 3 bed r oom . mod ular loc a t€'d . n P o rfla ~ c:J are a Set up on l o t or ca n be move d Cal l a fter 4 30 304 273 57.7'1 WANT TO SELL? - GIVt. US A l.Ail Television Viewing byHen "• Arnold anaBob le e tr lf; '., (' tr;ur Ju rnbif! ':. F'd! n " liiJ dre !') lorm I \... - , ' ,\ 1 PHONE 742·2003 ATTENTION and lo t sot h •nd t' r tovr nq C(lr f' 1S wn .1t 1tlo<; nom l' llii S tl,l d .J tlf'c1ro om s l •v onq r oo no l~~ n • n g r oorn 0,11 11 ,lf l(l IJrl'•'· m cn t ( ,fl '> l or ( l'rt c111 t urn d t t' (<l H l or ,)II [J(' f dolc, On l( $ 1'1 000 00 CHO I CE LOT n Ar hn u yh r~.nfi 1f 1 fln 100 x7UO Wl lll w a t er l <lD n ntJ <, cp t 1r sys l••rn ~C'I I • ny Pr1 fe $5.00 0 00 RACINE AREA 6' .1 <Jr ' •' S o n eas n an Ro acJ Lo "t ' l r J be d r oom honw , < .H ppt th r oughou t F u ll 1J,1 ~ cm c> n l w 1th l nm1ly r oom An a I a u nCir y roo m N o1 c b itr n n nd IOI 'i of r (10rn tor The k o(j C, {, ', k. onu only $39 900 00 P O MEROY WP ftav(' t..vo n o rn ec, l hnl M P QOOd Vrl l u •·'"> on t oc n y o;, m, 1 r ~· · t (n il t o r m o r t~ Housing ~ I Headquarters RACINE 'l BR tr nd e r onn1 Cf'I OI A sk l ng\ 11.500. 20 W000ED ACRES Canb e d 1v •d PO \7'1 .000 LARGE SPliT LEVEL J A <r f' S, J OR hom e. fu l l y r n rpet ed , PQU IPPPll k 1t . I nn r oom n..l s h r eptac e , tg ut tl •l y rm , pl e n ty o f stor .1 qe tw o c ar qara ge . e iN. d oor o pe nPr Lr sled \ 75.500 JUST LI STE D 6 Yr old hOmt· . ) BR . d1 n1 n~ a nd u telt t y r oom k il £'QU IPPed w s t ov e rtna r etr 1g M ost ly 1 a r pe t ed t orr l"d c1 1r gas. lurna tr I vr o ld GarclgP . o r omplf' IP l r.-l il f'r nook u p w 1!h n a ! ga s t a p a n d S('PI• f r an r1Cld 1nr om e O vN 1 acre-s. $'} 9,900 Ca ll f o r appo tnt men t JUST LISTED Min 1 f a rm w b eau tif u l b r 1c k b 1 l e v e l. w 3 BR & f u ll basem e n t . l g c Mporf , total elec, insulatd, a l l h ardwOOd fl oo r s , 3ll g hothouses, with app r o)( . 5 acres $63 .500 q49 1654 Or 949 -1S91 11 Jfll'\\ :t fi;)" ~THAT SCRAMB LED WORD GAME Business Services S35.000 DR N .:. NCY JASPERS , ASSOC IATE · C HALJ Ff=f- U,t;<I::D 1f lt ' YJ~ ) I.J •J ERA MERCER REALTY JO HN DEERE U" ' ') •'l ?010 <l o f e r O u h• d~> rn oun ' ec.J IJir-Hlf' ) 5() J0 lJ. ) ?8 19 . Y U UNG F RI E NP~ AkE R EA [)Y TU P·E 10 1 )l &ij ) I i) Aut o Sales A 1 <.,hapt• C CI I I (HIP W O OD Po l e s m~ x d i am e t er 10 '" on lil rQ(' 'l l end $1 2 per ron Bund l••u sl a b Sol O p(>r t on D PII'V(•r ,·a to O h10 Pal le t Co . Rt ] P o m eroy 992 76a9 1- 11/p a trt o k O r ~ta t p Rou te 689 '-. W EE T P O TA T O!:: ~ rt'< l w h o! (' ilfl(l rt· ll ow Rt J R dO!()(' R IN L('W IS H-1) L .... H OU SE (Q t. L lu r-n p o r 1Qko •r lf\' tll (1 ('i ovo· r 741 APT $1 :/:l 1.'>0 d C' P0<.1 l t- u r n 1<, l1(•d Nor "lil d r r•rt •1o Ot· h 301 Sl)r l rHJ A 1.,·r> VOL AR E P I Wanted to Buy C ID ER '1 19!l JUN K / !;!H /', H!J For Sale rlD Y97 ) 6S6 WANTED tJu,. W IN PO W E R ( .'I ll ', IJ ~ oH 9 ~ olun l >' (' r GU N SHOO T ' ""''r 1 S u n or~, I } J(l ~,lf ! Qr y ' hO Kl' on l y Cor r1 H o llow Gu n Clu b Ru t ' ann Pr or i-' f'O S n ona! Pcl to B o r Sr o u t Tr oop 7.:. 9 POW fR V,..., - Jack W . c _arse y t-1 1 LLC R E~ T 1'. P h OilP '<,c'll r• W 1l l ,) I I •" n.l !Qr 'l own ltlf' tw o., I 9601 P 00 0 Lf ( ,f.!O O MIN G J Ud y T ,)yl l•r 614 367 77)0 ~ 0 ANTIQUE W UUU FO R 1\j o w lfl k nq on lf'rc; (jo •l •v t•r /.J.' /0 ~6 Headquarters RQ ,\ 1\ E ~~ ·,w·, dPP IC' S o:l l $. 4 ON b u B r·<; ll or op pi L' bu fl r.•r Call 66 9 ] 1~'> . f=• llpn tr. n . Or ( hn ~c j SR K E NN t::LS Bo(H d 1nq n il breed s ( l•·,w ,r, doo r o u t ooo r t ar •l •l •e'> Al~o A KC rt> OI'i 1 t.' rt '( f Oob,r m rt n<:. 6 14 44 6 1/9) Cu r"-~ AN T IQUE S. ~ I RE 13 1G SE LE CTI O N of o re ownl' c1 10 11, ana 14 w td (· m ob df' hom (' ') Kr~ ncl UO r'l M o b d(' H Om (' S.3 ~(' S 446 ') f,\R K t'I H' t'l 1:3 o ct r(l1!1(1 ( d !l 16 1 o:• v ) 6Jt.O PPI<, ri ll il ol ;iQ IP t or <'HI DP ''on c'li 1C1 •n l or mn ! •Or1 WAN TED P .O TA lO E !:l W I NT ER C W Pr of fo tt f arm . Por l! ct n!t O H ~~ ,1 h u nd r ('d ana )':I ,1 ll u nn r t'll ~ J'-, ! N (., CO L N - Y H U M ;:., ~~ E Ttl ur<,Ua y 111 (1 ~ ~ H OO F H O L LO W E nol 1o.,h rt rHl W p>:, t{'r n Saddl es .lfl (l h.-lrn (.''">C, H Or'H'S .l nd ~JO il l l''> Ru i n Rt:>P Vf'5 61 ,1 bo,/ A J7QO B o r d onu ond R or11 nq L o ·<,<,Qn~ ~1n0 H o n ; p (.-lr v prrxrur I <:> \1\o ''"> ~ t · r q bOO!<, Ct l•l(f ro• n <, $1', )0 :, cful t -., !, )Q O(o tnr ul- nd u ' ~ p \1 ~ Sale L YNN H AV E N 1·111 65 3 !)('(fr oorn 1970 Vr 11 1J~ Ie 1[ ]( 6 3 w olh t..' • Pcl fl(10 , '} bC'dr 1970 NPw Moon 1/ x oO 3 b<.l r 11.,171 Sl..yl ne l1d 5 7 lJl'd r oom IY/1 Uo na n i(I I ')x5'7 . 'lbedr R & S MOBILE HOM E SA LES P f P LE A SA N T wv 30 4 675 44 1 4 Pets for Sa l e \ l und d l ton \a( JJ •IH I ~I ' Mobil e Hom es l'.J l.' ..., ,. r rH c.J". I ' T u t>~J. I TO r I ') IJr OW II VPIW·I f_j o( I u r !''"> .Il l(] rntC, ( ol t' nl', k. ( l r I K IQo''l Co ll r' (lt ' ·_, ! '-, yr'" ( U'>l' OH 'Y9 / JUI4 NOTICE t/w '> rt n d . ur.=t ve l . r a l < 1u rT • c hl Or id e f pr f d l /t 'r <lo<..J l ood . n nd .J 1 l y pe.,. o f <,ni T E )( { Pl '-10 r ~a l l Wo rks . lrH E M iW I St PnmP r oy Wl 381ol 1 rt l l C,( lill Ou t l oll " ( I t• \,«J fl Ml IAL 15-The DaUy Sentmel, Ml ddlepurH'unll'roo,·. o , Wl'!l nesday Ot1 24. 197!. DJCSC TlfACY Real Estate for Sal e L I M E STO N r [MEI-<' G E N CY \j,'lth With onh•r 2!l, ·t> rtl t'hurio(t' f or H ol.~ t' i:trry·tnj.! U. 1l \lllr il,.,· r In Cart• ,.f n, ... S..:Jtltlt'l t tt.':lli Tho. the SentiJteJ CJassifieds 1 !::..d1 wur tlu\'t•r lht- rnuu mwn In ru~mm) For Sa le CO AL MACHINIST Wurd:. ur l lntlt•r I '.~ts.h Chari(•· I 00 I ~ 1;,(1 I ~ 2 d t~ ys Jd.a y~ H elp W anted • Ill SHA lUng p 8 NNB K 10; Movie " A Slolen Life" 17 . 12 :QO-News 6,13 ; 12 : 3~FB I 6; 1. Emergency One 13. 1 :CIO--Tomorrow 3; News 15 ; 1:2sBanacek 8. , 1:30-Adam ~ 12 OUT OF THE LADIES THE WATER. - TiiOMAS DWELL' , ltrf I AD F D Feetures Sy nd lc;lt•, tnc. 13 ; 1:45-News 17. 1 : SO - Movie " The Fast & the Furious" 17; 2:QO-News lJ . 3: 25-Mov\e " Hell Raiders" 17; 5:05-Siar Trak 17. �Village races highlight November election haAll f1v e M~..· ~ g , 1 · uun t) \t ll e~ges ve r aces fol Vi lh:l gt• posLo.; tn the November 6t>IL'f'l tmt In Rutland v1udge , tfwre ts a racl' for th e ma }'o r 's pttst With J uhn I Miller and Worthy Edwa ,·d Sl<l nle) Sr • seeking lhe JXtS ilJon 11le re a r~ no council C;JndJdates a lt houg h thf' tenns of two coun(_ tl mem b.Prs e )( ~ plre Vernon L Web.rr IS the IJn lj candidate for ( lrrk . treas urer In Ha('tne V tl l a~e the n • arr fCH 'es (U SPS 145 960) VOL XXVIII ~JO 136 NEW MFMBEH.S Nt"-' F <~ rm Rweau nH•ru be rs m attenda nn• ,1 t thl' .tnJJual !!IL't' tlng T uesda~ ntght were . from ldt to n c ht \1 r .wd \1r" Ch.t rl t·" Barrt'tl and three children Mr and Mrs Chester We lls Mr a nd Mrs Charl es Kmght , Mr and Mr-; Kirk Che~ahcr c~nd daughte r. Mr and Mrs Oon Snllth and three son.'\ dnd Gar) Wolf earn er She WdS et nw rn Uer tl f lht• l l1un lr of Chnst 1n Ch n ~ ttct n Lfn1on i:l nd h.HJ attended Sulll.l <i) sd1o ul f<rllhf t.lh for 22 yea rs She was the daugh tt•r o f Uw ldll' J ohn D and Ida (,n,~· r (,r t't' nk r He r h u.'i b.a nd P<~J ' ! I Srn 1th ,j , , ..j \larch 22. 1 ~ 5(] She v. ' " p reee d t~d 111 deetth b) a Sll/1 <ll<-trles F. Sonm Sm 1th . who d lt'd I ll 19/ri r11ld t)\ ! Y. O SISltT 'i cmd thn •t• IJr 11tl a• rs S1~n l\<~f'-' IIH !Ul lt· a :-;on. 1\ nli E SJu,th . l' u1nt Pl easant , S1 1• 1ok• . .,1 :-. t.: r,dHh hli rlrt•JI ond tv. o ,!.! rl'at•' r . n l d t hildr en FunL'retl st•n ll' L' ~ will be held J· n dcn dl J 30 p Ill at lht• Wdcoxen I· u rwr al Hornt•. P(lln1 Pleasan t , wlth Uw lk ~ .f d lllL' S I. Bun n and I all v H<-Hlll.! off p l<i tln g Hurta ! 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Lh rtJu ~h < unSt>nc~tw n n ,1\ 1 J'lh \ ]{( ~ r • , 1, d h \ ( Otl l;;!r t'S<.; Ill '1!{, Ill 1!1 1 , !J itli ll \ i'l t\ IJHI\t' ill l 'rll 111, ludt .., ,d, 11r p.u1 s uf L\ sta ll'S frulll ' l' \l ) nrk !11 \ 11S..'·i1 S.S1pp1 It I ~ t ll al r l'd Jll\ ll l h ln a ~o \t'mor ,11\d a pc t ' "' ld ~ lo l!.d ol j)[l <!llll t '\•Ill' I ~ '/i, I Crtrt' \ ·~ 111 1"- I ' ] JI •'-.l.'li l.r ll\ 1 I"] " "I' lll••fl1 < \ , h t \ "'i ll I 1 1 "did IJ \ th. tl1 ~ nu fw c. om rH1JII I! 54' gn l'!l f i n<:~ I 1' -. ql)1 t lld l t ' d \ltth k t•\ I' \\ 1 < ~ II ~ l}n :, rt' 'lCl' l'IHLo; Wt>dnt'Sll ii \ ru ~ h t With a k!! ) HO\l' sp l'cch b: Sen I ),tnl t'l PHtJ tl k Mo\ ruhan . D \ \ 1 Cl'iU!\ N,\ri 1 ~l ' 1 - Cmc mrall st huul hua rU atto! ne} Ju hn I Jo;d sa_\ " h t• p lan~ to appt.•a l on h1s own to Uw ft•dt'r al co urts to for( t' th t' sl at e to cO\'l 'f tJw d1 stn ct 's $7 i rrllllwn dl'f H ll l 11 1 nut g01ng to send a n d :xJ(h A hill Tlw lx!ard has ill'en Lllll r 1zed for sp t:nd mg rn on n for lt·g.tl fpes I don t " ant to rnakc an tss ue o f tht s We st1,ntld ck1 11. · I.ID! d s.:Ud f1wi ' In t l!lll <-1 1! Rua rd of Eduta twrl " !I'd \I 'n dc~ \ h• c hJ s~· "' h!1uls 1 ,1\L• 1 lll .U I , H 1 l' )J1 Uw 1 (ifldll!t Jn..., uf <~ • t. 1t,· lu .t; l Ill dll l'ffort !(J dJ d ll ld ii Zl' 1ht• dJ stnLt 's ftnan n al pli ght ltJ ~ olt · r s l~1drd lllt'lll lw r s clal not kn u\\ o f l .l ~t \ d s p l<J ns. t nl \ satd Tu ~s da ) T ll 1· ~i r~)l~p u p l l S< hool s \ ste rn \Hll .,J >JI :~ , ,\ ! 1 f l >[ t ) ll t't' \H'l'k ~ dt !ht• t'Jid 1! ' ,,...,..,, ,~ un :\ (1 \ 11 Su pl'n ntendenl la1nes .bu ob" Si-lld ttw state s ton d 1t1on s for a..1 l' lll Pr gt: ncy lo;.u1 " oul d h,l\' t' rt·qu1red the closing of 10 sd 10ol s a nd tJ H~ hnng of H6 peopk , 1ncludllll:! B4 h'n('hl'rs S.<;.nd t ht· b o~• rrl \.loa s d1 \1c\ed un [.J o\ J ' dt I IS[II! I ~ J IIIl ' peup lt llll ~ht UH nk thi S IS wt ha d 111 II IUHJ a ll alo ng, sauJ Hul'. ft·d rlfl g .t n un t\' rtetm r eac_ lion ho m \ot t· r s \o\ hfi l l'J e<ted t wo It' \ It'S th iS \ 1' ;1! 11(1\d \\h i l lp--..1 !ht " ti'lt \ . . whd t Eula Wolfe, Houle 2, R.ac1ne, was named alternate . 1\lJ resol ullons on the local. state and nat10nal level we re approved FolloWlng dinner served by the Eastern Band Boosters, Mrs Maidie Mora, prestdent , gave a welcome Sy lvia M1dk1ff present e d the senetal] 's re port and Jac k W Car- iipprm al T'ueslict) , til L' prl'std ent can order rattonmg am tl m t' thtTt' IS a shorta ge of 20 pe ru ·n t m grtsui ll ll' ur dl l'SL' i f ut'l suppil t:>s 1n Uw Un1ted St atL'S Hlt· lloUSI' and St'ndt e w1ll gt't a <- ra t k Ci t reJectm g v,hate\ er detw led rat 10r1 111 g p lan lht C.,t r lt•r sy st em of rundlll )!, S< houl s Ill !W(J co urt dl' C'Is wn s. lust his L,ls e 111 th e Oh w Sup r em l' ( ourt H t~ S<J td he .... 11 1 t.~ s k the t ; S IJlstnct l o ur1HI Columbus tu d~J ) for an lllJu nct wn <W,i:l lnst Llw sl.alt· an d to onler tlw sta ll' tu m a kl' up t.he dl'fi l tt We r e ~u 1n g tu sh u ~ th at the board has tw u dltl'r natl ves e tthl'r closl' sL huul :-, fu r th rt.' l' V.Pt ' k s prod u <1n~ a b-;v lu tl' t•du< ;.~ttOnal clt.: p rt\ ;;~ tuHl. 11 1 d t' f 1m a tl' t hl ~·d u ( a!JI)rt. tl ••ff t ' rlfl!.~" 11 f th L' '>t h(nll di stnct furt ht'! .... tH l h t l' pr l'st• nt s .tr tnterl s lfi L(jiJ un uf th e lne q u.ilit! bt>t\\t.>Cn th t• edu c ~ U<Jn offe red our ch 1ldr en ~tnd the t'd lll ~JtiO n offer ed ch tldr en m (lff\ upnt U t stn <: L~. " I Jo: J sa1d \1l'~lfl\-.·hill' Si ho ul admuu strator s pl an to C'{Jfl tt nul' u:llk.._o.; \\lth (It) uff1 uals to opt•n rl't fL'Ct tl on frJ< tl lt lt'S and pruv tde thl' schools' fr et.' lunch es for 1XJOr c htldr t' n S..•mo r c l a~s presH.it·n b from se\en h1 gh s( h oo ls for m L'd a ru al 1t ton and pla n \ U JUII I I L' ctt h L•r s Ul <I dL·Ht u n o.., t t d ! Jo JI Fn da\ lll ~I S S I \ t T h t ·~ culllpl <i iTit'rJ !lit · ~ \Hrt' not 1 on s uited abuut tiw d os mg Ttw~ re not tnvo l\ tn F: u;, 111 am tllmg and v. t.• wa nt to he lm Ohl'd sa ul (; a li Sn utll , semor l L1~" pre'-' Hh 'I I •1f 11u ~hc s llt l.!h adm1mstrat1on con cocl'l before th e stand b) p lan goes ·on the sh elf" for po ss1ble future use More()ve r , eltht~ r h()use would hav e the optiOn of blocking a ctual unplemenlatiOn of rallon1ng at the tUlll' th e prt!SH.il•nt !ned to put !l mto eff L'{1 Ho•p J ohn Dm ~ell D-M1ch . a pnn u pal a uthor of tile co rnpromtse bill approv ed :101 -11 2 b) th e House Tuesd a)- stud eund1liUfiS requ anng ~a su ltn c ra twnmg ·could occ ur at an) 1tfllt_' " lin d St• n Hen r) M Jac kson. DWash dH:11rman of th e Senate Energy Com rnttlt.>e , said t he fragtle U S oil suppl y Ime from the Middle F ast couJd bt· cut off at an) llme W1thout contingency planmng, the r oun lr ) would he brought to Its kill't' s " Ja ckson satd it 1s that con tmgenc; planmng "h1ch Enl' rg) Dt-partmenl ana I) st lind) Fan g sa' s will tak e llme 11wrt• IS no standby plan at the rn oml' nl becau st• the En e rgy IJepart nwnt euuld not prepa re one w1tll Curq. .! n •ss spelled o ut what 11 would tn stst un h.dt.mg 111 tt And f' an~ S.t! d 11 l'f1UJ J bP !Y. O ) t•ar s Or m ore befor e a rattunmg plan ts read~ for practica l opera tion Gasu lull' ra tronm g IS not here tomor ro Y. . ' he smd m an mterv1ew Fa ng a progrCJ m anal;st m t.tw Offti t 11f Pl ,mmn~ H egu latlon s and En~r~J' ~ mel 1t ma) ta kt• St' Vcral wel'ks to lh aft a plan , wh1 ch then would be opened up for public comment That pro cess could mean 1t will be month s before a fmal phm IS sent to (:Ungress for what couJd be a tlmel' f iii S Umtn~ revieW r .t ng s,:m l p lanner s believe that. prBct 1ca lly speakmg, 1t would take 18 to 24 months from the tune a plan gets the l Oilgi esswnal g o-ahead to tun e 1t read} to work sey, the treasurer's report Martha Gearhart. state trustee, presented stale and natiOnal membership awards to Mrs Mora and awards for excellence In membership went to Tom Hanun and Hobert Burdette Dorm Cheatwood explamed state legislative and other beneflt.s Howard Frank, county auditor , e xplamed the ne w real estate lax redutt1on Hobert Bur· dette and Tom Hamm presented the membership awards to new members extending over the years to 61 year membership Mrs Paul Gearhart ga ve the state trustee report MEETINGS NOTED Meelmg s have been announced for the Me1gs Head Start Parent Committee They mclude Oct 26 at the Me1gs Center , No v 2 at the center and Nov 9 at the center 1111 meetmgs begw at 1 p m Activities Incl ude workshops and a parents mc etmg Those needmg tran · s portaUon should caU Me~gs Head Start Center, 949-2096 REVIVAL IN PROGRF.SS A revival 1s Ill progress t:t l 7 30 ca1 h e vemng through Oct 28 at the Carlet on OIUrch on the Kmgsbury Hoad On Fnday everung , the Gospel Tones "ill be smgmg John Lame r IS the evangelist Gar} King , pastor , extends an tnVIt.atwn to the pub lie PIIRTY SLATED Hemlock Grange and Modern Woodmen of 1\nienc a will stage a Halloween party at 7 30 p m Thur· sday at the grange hall There Will be costume pmes and the pu bh c IS mvtted Grange members are to take cook1es for refrestunents SEEKS DIVORCE lin a c tiOn for divorce has been flied Ill the Me 1gs County Common Pleas Court by Hel len Blake , Houle I, Heeds vllle , agamst Eldon Blake Jr , same address The plamtuf charges gross neglect of duty and e xtreme c ruelty and asks cuslod) of one mtnor child rHl ~lt.l ~'l 'AMEll 'i l· W YIJHI\ ll' 1 1\rc ndan !,ill and Wllfn ·d P ( IJ/I l·n hc:IVL' bet·n . lfl P 'Jtnll' d It• tt w bod rd 11 f lr lL5tees of 11 1•' \\'l.i11! t \ \t u ~ ' ll ll l u f r\ nwrt r an Ill ( ~d l ,~ \1.1111 r a nd 1 ,Jnln hu t(Jr 111 J1ll' :\t' \~ \ or ke r IS l ht.• .!Uthur of } (1 boo ks ::tnd pi t~ \ ' ( ohL'Il , rete ntl } rl'tlred tJI Jr.t rd ( h.tlrma n of .l ose ph H ( ohen & Son s I" an :1r1 coli L'( tor .md ph 1Lwt ilruplst 111l>ert 1Hed 1 KPl'lon IS c onfin ed to Huln•r "oledlt<ll Cl•nte r foli owmg n li:IJur ~ u r ger ) (';J r(l\i may be sent to Hoom 2.11i MEETS Tin.;RSD/1 Y Pome roy I.odge 164 , F Y A.\1 , WI U mt•t.•t 111 spt'( 1al sesston a t 7 p m TI1ur sday The Master Mason~ deg ree \.I. Ill he confened All master m a sons (:j f C Invited FREE CLOTIIING Th e free clothing da y of the Salvatum 1\nn y, 115 Butternut live, P omeroy, WlU be held flam 10 am to 12 n!Km I uesday 1111 area resu.lei!L'i a rc welcomt· W.ll 11 Ut llr lh , 1 1~ l lll st r ) ll'" ' he r l.tnd;i FuY. il'r l1ke uth er te.:t L hl'r ~ t\Hsn 1 tutd <1 rc-HSl' Ill two }t'afS As a c h~m tst · sh e sa 1d. ·t a m lookmg elsewh t:r l' · Tiw ~ r~ s k . Wha t ever ha ppened to dt""<i tl a ll'd tec~ th t· rs" I t hmk tht•\ al l st <Jned tu lil'dt h M a~(l r Bu !Jbl ' ' Stt>r n t· ur ged CdUl lOO \1 , ~rta1 nl ) 1 ~ an up heava l to dt scon llnli L' s ehoul, b ut ""e do disc on ttnul' sc hool ew q spnn g and we lm H' all sw1 H1wr lon g to deal v.\th It I n•a ll\ Uun't a nt1 u pate tJ1e kJ!l d of t•nunnu us pro ble ms th ut som e other peo plt.• a pparentl y ha H' been Lun cernt-d with , · sh e sa id Sc hool offiC 1al s sa 1d th e lost da) s will be madt' u p m Junl' However . tlw $1 7 m tlil on dt'f!Cit Will then bt' ad dt.'(l to m ·xt \ t.•ar' s $4 rn li ho n pn 1)t'l ll'd dt f II It Mayor's Court Three bonds were forfe 1ted and a fourth ' "a~ fmeU m the court of P om ero) Mayo r ('Ia r em e Andrews Tuesda } mght Forfe1tmg bonds of $5(1 each were J eff Proffitt , Portland , posted on a diS()rder ly c harge , John Mitc he ll, Pomeroy, open n ask , and Eddie F1fe. P ome ro}. disorderly . Fined $50 and cost." was honnu~ Pearson . Pomer u~ HI .o eh... rgt"d With havmg i-ln oper, flas k I .owe Dalf' I r t ts uppos uag H I · 1 um bt·nt 111ayor , Cha r les Pyl es. and fi ve candi dates are runnm~ for the t\\o se<tl'\ on LOunul They are l.o1 s J eanetle Lcn-..rence. Wanda I. Lyons. Ben Petrel . Cressa Ma r Sha m a nd Wilha m Micha el l .a wson Mae U e land IS unopposed fm reelectiOn as clerk . trea su re r . and a1 ter fwllJ uppu:mtg Ca r l J Hork y and Wtl lmm G W a lter~ . 1m wn bents Tht·n · 1s nu c lt·rk - t reasu rer l anWda lt', Inc um bent Gt•ne Grate ha v1ng not fli ed for reeled wn to the pos1t1on W1th t wu seals on the boa rd of public affair' to be h Ued . the re are lM candida tes . Thoma s H /In ti er son and Fredd1e HoL1 dashelt P omer oy villetge has une race U11 ~ fal l and thJs IS for the mayor 's po~n twu CanWdi:! tes a re Hoge r Manrung Davld<:;un a nd Hol!tt> F. (;r f•en , who will be on the ballot, and incum bent ma)or , Clarence Andrews has filed for reelection as a write-in candida te .lane Walton is unopposed for reelection as clerktreasurer Two council members, both incumbents , are unopposed for reelection They are Harold D Brown and Hodney C Karr E F . Robul!lon, in' um bent , has no opposition for reelectiOn to the board of pubhc affcllrs en tine POMEROY MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Settlemen t of the Me1gs Local School OIStnct teachers stnke ap peared to be further a"a) tod;; y than when 1l began 24 da ys ago There " no negot1a tm g takm g pla c e brlw een lhe boaru of edu cat.wn a n d the teachers Som e 30 teachers eontmued thei r occupancy of the a drmmstr a l1ve off ~t·es of the district located a t the Me1 gs Ju ruor H1gh School m M1ddl e port a nd marked 72 hcurs there toda ) They report lhe1r ocr upiinL~ there LS an md1catwn that tilt..' } "'a nt tu negotiate Mea ntime , none of the adrrumstrat1 ve staff h.aJ been tn the offices smce the Sit m began Monday morrung Boorne F1s her, pres ide nt of the Meigs Local Te a c hers Ao;soc1at1on had the followmg to say today ·As usual, Mr Gleason ·s news Trip ,.,till on CHAHLESTON. W \Ia rIll' 1 Refusal b) the Kanawha Count\ Comrruss1 on to aut ho rtz e $1.636 1n overtune to protect Sen Edward M Kenned) d unng a VIS it here next month will in no wa y Jenpar · d1ze lhe Ma ss a ch u ,e tt s Democrat 's safety, the Secret Serv1ce sa 1d Wednesda y The conuruss ton voted 2-1 on Tuesday a~amst appropnatmg the money to pay for 23 shenff's depul.Ies to he lp Cll) , s late and federal author1t1es g u•rd Kennedy dunng a Nov 2 VISit He IS coiTUng to addr ess the 'tine Oemocratt r Party's annual Jefferson-Ja ckson Da y diniier The count) hi stoncal h has spectal respons1bt!Jt y f or . gua rding dlgmtane.' upon thr1r amval at the au-po rt wh1 ch 1s operated by a count) aut hc ntv LATH/1M , Kan ' liP 1 -· An e xpl oSion npped throug h th1s lin) s outhea s te rn Kan s a s town . killmg at lca>t tw o people. 1n· JUrmg f1ve elde r!) pe rsons and reducmg half the downtown C:Jrea Loa pile of srnokmg ru bble The expl osiOn We dn esday leveled three buildings hous111g a cafe , the post offi ce . and a Masomc Lod ge Debns was hurled mto farm fl el!ls nearl y a nule awa y, and doze ns of volunteers worked pastnudmghl , searc hing through the debns for more VJctiiTlS relea se of Wednesday, Oct 23 fail s to face the fa c ts as they e XJst u1 the s1tuat10n " Fact 1- The entry of tea c he rs mt o the adJmru strat1ve off tet!S was not ·forced m a n} wa y 1111 doors except tile outer one were open teachers walked m, asked for Mr Gleas on, a nd when told he was not there sa1d lhr} would watt ' · Fact 2- The occ upatiOn began at 11 i:l m Monday and negotJat tons were not scheduled to Oeb~n until 3 :10 that day Ill Nel.sonv1U e So m uc h for a 'ploy ' Fact 3- The office dmly routme· contmued as long as the se cret.anes we1eon duty , but the y did not return on Tuesday " Fact 4 - M. far as ·cons ideratiOn for our diStrict, our .kids . g oes. the board has s hown little conSideratiOn f01 our ilis tmt or kids by ca ncellmg e,;tra c urn eular aetJvtt tes and nol: rneetmg w1 th tea cher negoha tors un til after the s tnke s tarted · Fact 5- The ·farce ' vote on the p.lt cka ge consisted of one-t(H)ne cxplanatwns m eases where q ues!Jons \H'rt· as ked VciC't 6- Ail open sess1 on ts not fHURSlJA Y OCTOBE R 25 1979 necessal] to get a vote of the assoc1at10n MI. Til d""s not attempt to tell Mr Gleason how to c onduct board meehngs, and expects the same courtesy from him " Fact 7- The supenntendent must now deal with the negotiating team wh1ch represe nts all of the Meigs Local tea chers, not w1lh IndiVIdual teachers 'wishing to establiSh a negotiatiOns se ssion through Mr Pierce Again, the MI.TII WIShes to em pha size that they are ready to negollate anywhere, a t anytune ·· Teachers of the distnct tumed do"11 by a 71\.21 vote a package of. fered by the board of educat1on Monday evemng and Tuesday Among other 1tems, the package offered a base salary of $10,000 as of Sept 1. 1979, with a $10,400 base effect1ve Sept 1, 1960 Supt David G leason t oday charged that U<'Cupancy of the ad· numstrat1ve offic es by the tea chers had put a damper on any negouatwns and settlement of the stnke He had tlus to sa y thi s mormng The board of educ atiOn 1s con - Carter promises • • • punitive action II) J AME.'i GERSTE:-.IZ,\1'.0. A ~ sor· latt•d Press Wrttcr WASHl:\GTO \ 1Al' 1 P re!:i ldt·nt ( ;u1e r th n •d tenl"<l tod a} to purSUl' un, pcu flt'tJ proposals tha t c oul d be quil l' pum t n~ to tht• olltndllStr) · 1f ( unJ,!,r l· ss dot• s not pa ss a . .,a1tsfaf ton wuu lfall prnf1ts ' tox ( :tf1l'T also saaJ th e s urgL' of pr uf1t s pu:-. tl'd tJ ~ fll ilJO r oil ( mr1pan1t:"S 111 the thtrd quar ter \ t ~ Ld. ly dl'r no nstriite th e twed for Ci JllaJur portion of uneorne d profit s fn Hn tl ll' od L'UffiJ>Cl fl les to go mto ttw l! ~'llL r c:~l st'f\ In' of the Amert c<tn fl'-'11Ple ' l'h 1· pr l'Sid e r. t 1/la c!e l11 s ' ~ JIIItn e n t s thl' first on the u1l uHl ustr ;. ':.. ne" f tn anu tt l report s, m a spn'< h to a u ttzens cu alll1un havml=! hrt ·dkf.-J st .t 1 th l· \\111lt' House beforl' \ISitl og Capllol H1ll to pusll fur lk! SSa~t' uf Cru1 er s tilx pl a n It "o uld tttx ud Lurn pcm; re v ~nue s ~l e numng frur 11 thl' pn•s tdentwl du iSl(Jil f ( J fl'fll(i \ t.' prt ll' c ' mt ro l s on oil Ci-t r1 er vo wt•d tha t 1f ht' fi:I Ib to brt ng t h l· Se net t e i:lruu nd tu supflOrtl ng " il1ll stronge r th•n thai IJtfore th e Se na te Flll i:l lll l' ( omrntttt'L', \\l' "-ill shtft uur lomba t 7AJI1 t' · IH tht• House..Sena tt' ('U ilf eren (c th at wtll wor k out c_hffe renc t:" bet Wt'en the Se na te bill and a bill 111ure to CC:Jrt er 's hkmg that the House approved If the fmalrnea sure dt't' S n~Jt rnt't't h1 s i1ppr0\a l, we 'll rllO\'l' toward ·Hid tt JOn al proposal s to tht• Cong ress v.tuch <-Ould bt• qu1te pumtl\ t' to tl 1e oil mdu.~·try . · th e president told tht:· \dttona1 ( ttl7ens C'oailt10n for tht· Wmdfall Pruflts Tax I Will not hesita te to d o that 1f neLeSs<H} " h e sa ul , ""llh uu l "-pt.·llmg out an; spec ificS Hl'f L•rrtn f;! tu th e c oal1t10n 's IIII S~I On a nd hiS ~Jtef lJ1at the St.• nct te btll ts Jnddequa te . Carter S<J id · I th mk th e a ro u.st.•d VOILt'S of th t.• t\Inl:'fl( an publt c led by ) ou IS the bt•st po ssibl e \HI} ~e can med tll t> trl'rn l' nduus mflut•nc e of the ull lobb) 1sts 011 Capit ol Hill · l·. nl' r g ~ et nd pu ltll<'S WL'fl' the fCI<' US of Car te r s pubhl i::l( tl \ l t l l' S tiHuughoul tl1t.· den Hl' was fl) tn g to :-.;l" Jl' f St' ~ 111 thP a fternL,on tu address an l'n t·rg \ furu/11 1n \" e.,., Bru ns Y¥ trk and t hen tu <:ttl end fumh a tst·r s fo r De mu Lratl ( Part ~ lt.:J,!, lslati\ t' l dn d 1dat es tn Ea s t Hutherfor1l Jlous.t· .Spt_ •aker Thomas P 0'!\l·tll '.ti le d t he oil 1n du st r) pr oftt s ;mnounu·d th 1s "- l'L'k ' i:l di ~ I at e to til l' net t1 on It s JU.'-!1 on absolutL' and utt er Utsgr <H t: · Among the th trd quart t: r pr ofit s v, as f xxun ~ s ur~t· of liB pe rcent. to ;1 nl!t lfl ( 0111 e uf Sl l lJiil w n Conocu's proft t:i wer e up l34 per cl'n t a nd ( ~uJf ~ UI-J ~; ~w rlent 20-year-old "oman EVERYTHING FOr cited for neglect HALLOWEEN -YOUTH COSTUMES -MASKS - ADULT COSTUMES -TRICK-OR-TREAT CANDY -PARTY SUPPLIES -HALLMARK CARDS -CANDLES t "1..'· 1\.." 11r1 vdi C::Igt' .:uunu l '!he r~· a rl' no' tHld!dates fur Lhe board of p ubl 1 ~ a ff111r.J <i llhoug h the ten ns of tw o IIH:mUe r .s ex p1re lh1s ye.:l r Two races (:I re up In Mtddleport lh1< fall . w1lh Ed,.ard M Blake, Jr <Htemptmg to unseat Incumbent. Ma yo r F red Hoffman fo r the v lilagt•'s to p post There are three camhdates for tw o sed l'l on VIllage t:ouncll Seekm~ elt-dlon a re J ack Sat- • e • Elberfelds In Pomeroy Bobbte E Hoy IS the only cand tdatt• for two scats on the board of publl r affa1rs Sy rac use Village '-' well st oc· ked w1th ca nd1datcs for the mayors pos1t1on F our ca ndidHtes fur the pos1t10n are mcuml>ent E l>er 0 Pi ckens. and II J ean Hall, Jurun y Joe Hemsle y. and Terry D Moore Jan1c e Lawson 1s the only can<lid.ate fo r c lerk a nd Kathryn H Crow ts the onlv candidate for two PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Strike settlement appears far away Explosion kill.., 2 S\ hO<iJ HOSPIT ALIZEJ) HOLZF.R MEDICAL CENTER IJ ISC II A'{f;F$ OCT 23 \ t·lnw \dcu n::;nn , 0 1 Rurd ctt t.• J,dll\ H url~ It· f>k 11 C'.11 n p \l.nuk ~ ~~~ ~ ·r!l .tll ltr r ' C11ll t.· ~ .J r. 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Slaughter Stee rs c ho1ce r.:1· 70, good 59Al6.50 Cows - Marke t uneven, 2.1ower to 3 h1gher Bul ls Marke t steady to 2 lower , all bull s 67. down Veal c alves, 2 lo\\er Choice and prune 85 an d do\\n Sheep and lan1bs 1-3 75 lllg il<'r Old sheep , 25 . and down . 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WhiCh tl.;.J S l \\ ~ H. } .t\ tlH· )tr,...ll tnr IJ Lnd ~ · r JII IIIIL'flt 1 \\ AS HJM,TO!\ <AP I - Des pite pl l'<-ht twn s fn 11 n con gressnwn th at ~aso luw r at1 u11 m ~ ru uld be m•edL-'li ctt . trl\ tun e <~n l·.rll'r g \ Dt·partment .Hid 1\ s1 s ~l\ !-. 1t could l i:! k L' a l ouplt· of \1•ars 1u \\hi p c1 V!llrk able pl._m 1nt u ~h . lpt' ~()IJ !~ ' ! son ~ Sun w l H ht \.1. ~ xpen Sl' S <!' P, '-'dll, t' Xpt.'lll'fi U' Stil tl' 11 Selected as trustes for three ye"' terms we re Gary M1cha el, Mmer'"ll e. d1stn cl I. 1\ndrcw Cross, Houle 2. Hacme, diSlnct 2; Hobert Burd ette . Houte 2. diSlrlr t 3. and l.arr) \1ontg omer} . Ho ule I , l.ang svlilc• , d1s tnct 4 Norman W1ll, Route 1, Hutland , "'a ~ nrJmed delega tL' to the st.:l te l o ll\ en twn and Gas rationing plan far away I I jl lllf .1 1974-71 Ul L' (''Ost uf I!! it •ld \ ~ tl usptt.tl sta} 1n ~ l·" Y11r k rr ...,,, 1J\ ~H per 1 t'lll For t ht:> ll'i!IOil , 1J l • · f 1~ ur ~· "a"' J.l pt•rc t·n1 u\J 1111! \l.t A pcinPJ d l !'i( ll.\ ... \!111 I 'l ,l l rt •d ]1\ I )f ( ;v\ Selcct1on of trustees. delegates to the 1980 ~ tate cunvent1 on, mem bcrs hl p re c og n1t1 o n an d cn tertamm('nt by a~ ourv; vocal and mstrullle ntal group, He } K1ds · hi g hl ig ht ed the annua l dtnne r rm'l' lmg of the Me1gs Count)' Farm Bu reau held Tuesday mght a t the ( 11l~ S t l'r E lc rnentl:l ry School 1 \ II I:I I NI .II A\1TIJ'- '- Y , \ I' Appal al hlrtll H q.~ l (Jflo~ l l i !lllllll "" i ,I TI eon f ererH ~· ~o t und L· r "- .1\ 1t·r~ Tuesda~ wnh ta lk hf ho 'A lu ii!Jp h ~l' "' York s l. 11 t_' ... lto spl l<il t~ ' " ' t on tcu n rr l l'rl t prul.! r d ill \11 U1e ot f i t ' I 12 Story, Charles Chaffee , Roy and Pat Holter, all 35 years, and Mr and Mr-; Homer Willard, 2!i )ears Trustees, delegates chosen for event Area Deaths FLORI\ SMITII Mrs fl ora M F lo Srm tl /1 17 VLa nd St , Pmnt Plt><-J son t. ' l l , ,d <~t 5 05 p m a t H!l'l l on t·ue,da 1 Mrs Sm1th "- UI ked fo r till Pu111 t Pl easant H e ~IS t(• r fu r fi ~ \fdl , ~~~t started .ts d Imot} pt· npt'rclt t 1 111 191 7. where .slw ~ or kl"tl fur J5 \ t', ll s unlll the hnot) pe \\as di:i l ont1 nu t'd more r ecent} ) , s h~ b td wurk t•d d s <-1 copy reader and unoffl\ td l rn ntl 2!i.J5 YEAH MEMBERS - Twenty-five and thirtyfl w ye ar members honored by the Me1gs County Farm Burea u Tuesday n1ght mcl ude , left to r1ght Leo H f t!l n Jo\ oi <:~s "' e ll as for vt ll ugl' eu UIH' 1I GETI1NG HEADY FOR TRICK OR TREAT - Tnna Bachtel, a second grader at Pomeroy Elementary , Is ~ndermg over a mask at Elberlelds m preparation for Lnc k or treat mght . Tr1ck or treat mght will take place on Tuesday from 6 p m to 7 p m m moot Me igs County towns Tr1na IS the daughte r of D1a ne Bac htel II ~year -old Middleport mother , Patnc1a Ha y , has been charge'<! "'th l'ontnbutmg to the neglect of a three a nd one-half month old child Depen derlt) c· har~ es ha ve a lso been filed aecordmg to Ca rl Hyse ll . .Iuven1ie Proba tion Offic er for the Meigs Ju veml e Court Those charg es r esult ed from the mother leavmg her ch~d w1th a rune -) ea r-<Jld babys itter The Me1gs County Children's Services 1\geiiQ has lal!en :.emporary custod y of the ch1ld In other acUon , four Rutland youths have been questioned regardmg a B x E Oct 9 at Salem Street Market Ul Hutland llpproxunatel y $40 worth of cand y and c1garett es was taken Ju venil e Court offlter HyseU also reported there have been numerous reports of vandahsm throughout Me1gs County during recent wee ks Hyse ll md1cates parents "'U be he ld responsible for the a cts of their c hildre n cc rn ed about th e d1 sg us l1n g behaviOr d"p layed by our professional st.alf We arc appalled by the1r total la ck of ethics · Howev er , the board and admtmstratiOn ts conllnumg to do ~verytlung po.'istbl e to resolve Uus s ttuatwn Al the Ume of the se1ge on the adm.tru,!,"trattve offtces . the tredsurer , the superintendent and members of lh~ neKOltatmg team were m Culwn · bus confernng w1th the State Depar · lmenl of Education , off1ce of finance and marutgement .. in a bnef reVIew of the fman c1al p1cture of the distnct by the clepa1t· mcnt of finance and manage ment It wa s found t ha t a balance could be realiZed 1n the d1stnct provided only - If there 1s no mc reased cost on any ~ne Items and onl} w1th lhe fuU understanding that. the board and adrmrustratwn would hold aU ex· penilitures not spendin~ an y moneyh on any tlem:-~ This means that the rc-.nues and expenilitu res of the distric t ar e such that li we do not fiX broken Win · dows and tom down water spouts at Holland, Harnsonviiie, Salem Cen· ter and the JUniOr high bu1ldmgs - 1f we don't buy any textbooks at all for our }oungsters- If we don't f1x any of the pla)ground eqwpmenl - lf we don't have any buses break down - If we don't fix the leaky water faucets - If we don't get runmng water mto several restrooms 1n our clementaq· bU\ldmgs - lf we don't have any InCreased costs tn gasoline and for ever nsmg utilities and u we don t hav e an} other absolute emergenc ies , we cou ld ha ve a balan· ce m the general fund at the end of the year Therefore, the board's pre-stnkc offer was more than appropnate un de r the cond1t1011s the school di stn ct lind - the last offe r turned IS In down b) the teachers was a~a1n qu1le adequate unde r these con d1t1 ons · Gleason a lso countered ( Otn plamt.s from tea chers on the d1scon · llnuance of extra curn cular et C· l1v1t1es durm g the stnke He sa1d the adrmmstrat1 on and the board members all feel S} mpathy fur the student.s affected but agam s tated that the board had lo look at the ov~rall ptcture m the d1stnct , not JUSt extra curricular a cll vllles Gleasun mdl cated teachers we re as muc h Ia blame 1n t hat they did vote to strtke anrl were aware dJ.Scontm.ante of lhe<ie attl vlt.J. es t ould take plm e SPECIAL HOURS SET Special hours lo areommodale absentee voters for tht> upcoming Nov 6 election have been set b}· lhe Meigs Count) llaard nf Elec · tious . The board office . h><'alt'd In lhr Masonic Ttmpl~ at Pomeruv will be open !his Saturday from. a.m. to 12 noon and on Saturday , No" 3, from 9 a .m to [)000. Thedeadline for casting absentee ballols lor the ele<tlon ., Nnv l . So far, 95 r01iieots ha•e •oted vta the absenlere ballot . 9 EVENT CANCEU.EO lin 1\mencan Hed Cr oss bloodmobile scheduled for Fnda ) a t the Pomeroy Elemental] St hool has been cancelled EXTENDED FORECAST Frur Saturday . A chancr of showers Sunda) and Monday . Hlgbs In lhe mid 50s 1o the mid SO. Low• In the mid and upper 30s Saturday and m lhr 40s Sunda} and Monday . Weather F reeze warmng tomght Cleanng tomght Low 20 lo 30 Sunn} Fnda v w1th a hi g h around ~ The chance~ precipitation 10 percent tomght and near ze : .J Fnda) DOCI'OH l'iiiMED - Dr \'i llma o\nn Mansf1eld, Pomeroy has been named a iliplomate of the llme n can Board of Family Practi~ 11\BFP ! as a result of pa» mg a ce rtifi catiOn examinatiOn offered by the IIBFP She IS now cerUf1ed mthe m ed 1cal spee~a it) of fanuly prac tice The 10 . tens1ve 2-<l.ay wntten exanunaU un 1s deSI!(lled to prove the candidate's abli1ly m the a l.eas.of Internal m ed1c me. surger} . obsletncs , gynecology , pediatriCS , ps) c hiatr) and corrunumt ) medic ine To qualify for the exarrunatmo a physician must ha ve successfuU) eornpeleted three years of res1de ncy tra1mng Ul farrul } practiCe 111ere are S()ll!e 37~ such traliiUlg program' Ul teaclu ng hosp1t.al s a nd un 1vers1t} med ical ee nte rs acroos the Umted Slates Commission okays road improvement Me1gs Count \ commJ SS Inne rs Tuesda) m ght follo wing a pu blic hean n~ vott•d to \'a ca te 'n of et rrul e of county road 217 In Suttnn T"P fr om the east tu the west Uounda q . ltne of the Gree nwood Cemeter ) \1r a n d M,-,; F: A Wmgett free holde r s 1n the v1 n nm of the propU'ied 1m prmernent te.':i t ifl ed 1n support of the doSIIJg Winget t sa 1d he fe lt that keep 1ng th1s portion of the roa d upen w a~ IJIIpracllcal an d too expe ns 1ve for th e trustees to rnatntaiil \1r.i W1nge tt s lated that as member of H.etL' In e Village Council she would a~rc· c· that the road sh ould be valated II noti ce from the Ohio Depart · ment of I Jquor Control wa ~ rt•t t'l\t·rl slatmg that a request for ('.} d iH.l ( '-2 pem11t had bee n r l'!.'CI\'t'U from Donald Ha ) anJd Ka lhen ne Desk Ills. DB~ . Kath ) ·s ( a rr) out r ht• , om· ITilSSitJ!le r s \1.111 ree t>l\1' a n~ ob· JCLllutL'i tu the ls."i uam t' flf tl11 . ., pt_' r * nut unt1l !\o' 11 The c um mlssluner'\ re< essed Tu esda\ ntght and met on Wed ne.sda } "' 1t h i:l la rge delt'.l::atl on fr om ttx• Mc1gs Cou nt~ HwTliine Suu et} The group di SCUSsed r eCOin· mend a tl on~ to upg radt• the ' oun t: dog pound a nd va n ous other matters that would aS..'iiSt 111 prov1dmg bt: t!er dog umtrolmlht• t ounty lluroth) F L< he r . preside nt of thr loca l "'('J r t \ rtnd Sa nd\ H o ~ la nd , l\1inor eomplaints being investigated Me~gs Count) Shenff Deputi es a re 1nvest1gatmg the theft of mne so cks of eom a nd pos.s1bly 200 pound of potatoes from the J,ew~.< M1Ue r fa rm on SH 681 JUS! e ast of Tuppers P laulS The theft occulTed some time Tuc>sday evemng Deputi es are al' o mvest1gatmg the breakmg of a glass out uf storm door at the Jumor Holllmger resldenee .Hl I, ReedsviUe The door was e1ther Jerked opened by a person or "'"d caught the door pu!IJng It open Deputi es are also mvesligahng a complamt lodged by 111me Weaver , lffic me Mrs Weaver reported that sometime Tuesday mght or early Wednesday mornmg unknown persons tore off an outside light on the bmldmg at her beauty shop The mCidenlls under mvestlgat10n . Great Lakes Keg1ona1 IJirector li tho' U S Human Son et} slated the do~ p ound now a ppears to Oe In sat!'f a ctory shape Howe ve r. lhe) urged that the comII USSI One rs act to prov1de some t)pe of heali ng S)Slem at thue pound to pH Jt el't u-1e dogs d unng the wmter Otht ·r rerommendaltoflfl made w<• re that the count} discontinue 1!.'1 contr;;et With Ki.ser l.ake Kennels and IILStea d htre a vetermanan to perform euthamzalion of anunals "'ht:n ne< es..~ary ratslJlg of dog l1 cense fees from $2 to $4 , stricter enforcement of llce nsmg of dogs; the poss 1bdil)· of allowing dog hcen' " to be sold by the dog warden, huma n sot·lrh e:tnd other al!enCIP" The r·ornmis.c;; wners were also urged to explore different federal ctgene1es 111 ord er to try to obtam a grant fu r constructmg an aruma) shelte r !lick I eSS) Fairfield County Dog Ward en, a cco mparned t he de lega ti o n and outlmed the proredures used m Fairf1eld County for control Tess~ e.pla1ned that lhere are SIX fuU..tune ass1stants work.Jng out of th~ dog warden's offl ees In Fairfield County mcludmg three CET II worke rs It was also stated there are three trucks and an operating budget of $58,000 Comnuss 10n ers pointed out that the annual revenue 1n the Meigs County Dog Kennel fund IS approximate!} $0.000 a year and to tmplemenl the recornunendatwns made would cost approxunately $25,000 and that some other county program would have to be dropped if they wer to act on the recommendations Attending the meetmg Wednesday afternoon were Mrs . FIBher, Sandy Howland, Tessy , Charles Hysell, dog warden, E Joyce Mtller and Marion Crawford. The commissioners recessed and met agam Wednesday evemng . Ill the Wednesday mght meeting a large delegation of residents on county road 25 were present to offer their protests on the rece')!_Ioad repa rr to county road 2!i. They stated patching and paving work that has been done is uneven and causes dangerous driving condibons and that the road was in wor· se condition now that it was before the county highway department (Continued on page 7) � 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. 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