https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/88bcd58f7a19fe2af14d3a1465113cbd.pdf b009616e77bda4f55204da6a267d1d9e PDF Text Text .·.. ,-~ ·- · :· .. • -· • • ;!>< ' • • .... • ·~ • • • , • • ·' • • "" .... I November donations received for pediatric department they ct re ro nhned . The children. t~eir parents and the ent ~rc sta ff of the hospital are ~ra teful for the continuing support for these two funds handled totally by Earl Neff. who initiated the Television Fl!IId in October of 1972 and the Toy Fund in October, l976 . Anyone wishing to participate in either of these two projects should contact Neff at 1113 Teodora Avenue in Gallipolis . (USPS 145-9601 VOL. XXVIII ~l VI S>O N DONATION GIVE N - Pres ide nt Don Stanley , left. and Vice President Helen Ri fe, eentt·r. present their cheek lor the hospital's Ped1"tnc Toy Fund from the GALLIPOLJ S - Til!' Hoi H•r Medlcal Center Pedla tric Tele visiOn and Toy F'wlds cont inue to be s ur · ported enthus ia s ti c all y b1 businesses and organization!-1 tn lh~ area . For the third consec utive ~- ear 1birty-F'ive Wes1.lnc , IS spons~ nng the TelevisiOn FWld to provide free rolor television for the c hlldren who are patients in the hosp1tal McGinness..stanley Agency , Inc ., to Earl Neff . right , for t he month of Novembe r . ./ / ' Secretary -Treasurer . and Nick througho ut the m onth of November. Johnson . Agent , made their initial \1.a r y I nu Saxton. m anager of 'Dlir . dona tion to the Toy Fund . However. t1 -Five West , Inc. presented the they arc past contributors to the :--Jovember contributiOn to F..arl ~eff Pediatri c Television FWld . The Toy fo r the TeleVISIOn FWld . Fund provtdcs toys, games . books '111c Mc<.imness..stanl ey Agency. and other lte!T\5 appropriat e for the Lnc ., a t 452 Se c ond Avenue 1n children who are pat1cnts in the (;"lilpoil s , w1th Don E. 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Negotiations between the Meigs Local Teachers Association and the Meigs Local Board of Education began at 2 p.m . Friday in Columbus under the auspices of the Ohio Department of Education . Before the negohatioos began, it was Indicated it was hoped a set. tlement would be reached by 6 p.m. Sunday. While the settlement was not reached Sunday evening , negotiations continued until 10 pm . and were scheduled to resume today at lpm . The Meigs Local Board of Education is scheduled to meet 111 regular sesaion this evening. but the meeting is expected to be postponed in view of the negotiatiO!l.'l which will probably still be WJderway this evening . U the strike, which moved into its ninth week today, had been settled Sunday evening, students would have returned to the classroom today . The I p.m . hour was set to resume negotiations today, it WM reported, to give the roWJty auditor tune to prepare I!Ollle necesoary material on the anticipated income for the district nell year as weD as to give the State Department of Education time to look into next year's montes . Meantime , it has been reported that approlimately $170,000 in new tai money will be r"""ived by the di.'llrid from the sale of property in Meigs County in relatioo to the coal mining operations . Nonnally, the tax money would nee be available WJti! next year, but the sale Is brtng1ng about a double payment of the tax money this year, It Is reported. Teachen rallied Saturday afternoon on East Main St ., in Pomeroy . It was a state-wide raUy called by Ohio Education President Eugene Brundige . Brundige indicated that the rally t New Givenchy Underdressings* '10,000 All Selling Below Dealer's Cost •• ................................ , CLEARANCE PRICE PONTIAC BONNEVILLE, 4 OR. PONTIAC CATALINA, 4 OR. 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However, a ranch has disadvantages as well. A one BUICK RIVIERA LIST $12.700 e The two basic stru c tures of single family homes are the ranch and the two -story home . They both have their pros and cons and the ult 1mate dec isi on normally rests with the i ndividual ' s style of livin~ and needs . A ranch is appealing since living is all on one floor and mere are no Se atoam blue, loaded List $8431 Realtor RANCH OR TWO - STORY? CLEARANCE PRICE $13,148 : By Willit. T. Leadingham 4 dr ., midnight blue with contrasting vinyl top. Loaded with everything; including power and tilt seats, built-in C.B .... Buick factory off icial car . 4800 miles . LIST Todar ELBERFELD$ PRESENTS Clearance Price List $10,373 THIRD CHECK - Mary Lou Saxton, left, presents the third annual cheek to Earl Neff, right, for the Holzer Medical Center Pedlatric Television F'wld on behalf of Thirty-Five West,Inc . ~ :• POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO en tine MONDAY. NOVEM BER 19. 1979 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Negotiations • • contznuzng MEJiCAL ctNTER Chapel • service slated GALL! PO US - The Chapel at the Holzer Medtcal Center will be the s ite for the Sixth Annual Thanksgiving Eve Worship Service on Wednesday evening , Nov . 21, from 7 p.m . WJtii7 ::JOp.m . Patients, their families and guests are welcome as are the hospital staff members, their families and any other visitors to the hospital . This special religious service will include seasonal hymns, scripture , prayers and a medltatwn centermg around the theme of Thanksgivin~ to God . Organ music will be provided by Gertrude Hysell , R.N., head nurse on 3-East. A vocal solo by Ma rgaret Ehman, R.N ., Instructor at the Holzer Medlcal Center School of Nursing, will also be a part of the Thanksgiving Eve observance . Holy Communion will be offered for those who wish to receive it. The Re verend Arthur C. LWJd , hospital Chaplain. will lead the wor ship service . The patienl~ who wish to attend will be taken to and from the Chapel by members or the hospital Volunteer Service League and the Red Cross Gray Ladies . NO 153 at Some progress noted GiN:· :t • e D-12- The SundaylJ"'es-Senhne l, Sunday, Nov. 18, 1979 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 300 arrested COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP 1 Court appearances were scheduled today for some of the nearly 300 people arrested during a celebration of Ohio State's weekend football victory over Michigan . The victory Saturday earned Ohio State the Big Ten cham· pionshlp and a berth in the Rose was to show strong support for the teachers of the Meigs l.ocal Distnct There are 83,000 members in the Ohio Education Assn ., Brundige said . However , the e!tpf'Cted crowd did not materialize at the rally . Don Hill , president of the Minnesota Education Assn . was keynote speaker and there were talks by local and state education association personneL 14 killed 0 fi Ohio highways Atl:;stn;~A=~::t:!::r~~ed in traHic ac c tdents ln Ohio thi s weekend, a c cording to the state Highway Patrol. The patrol said that list included two per!lms killed in Bexley, whose names have not yet been released. It also had prelin1inary reports of U!re<! more weekend traffic deaths in Ohio that had not been officially confirmed by SWJday night. The patrol counts traffic deaths from 6 p.m . Friday to rru dnight Sunday . The dead : SUNDAY MANSFIELD - James M M1ller, 8, of Shelby, in a one..:ar crash on Oh10 39 in ftichland County . SATURDAY CINCINN ATI - Gar y Schneider , 42, of Cinc innati , ln a one-<'ar accident on 1-71 in Hamilton County . WARREN - Joseph K . Krivonic, 63, of Warren, in a two-<:ar crash on Ohio 5 in Trumbull County ST . CLAIRSVILLE - Jane I.. Hog e. 26 . of St . Clairsville. 111 a onecar craah cr1 Mead Rd. in Belnwnt County LANCASfER - John E Fannin . 23, of Canal Winchester, whose body WM found in a car that had gone over an embankment along Lithopolis-Winchester Rd . in Falrfield County . ONTARIO - David G. Walker , 411, of Mansfield, in a one< ar crash on a city slre<!t. COLUMBUS - Robert Bremen and Alice Bremen, b<th 42, of Columbus , in a U!ree..:ar a ccident on a city street. LONDON - She lby J . Swkes , 41 , of West Jeffer~ n . ln a one---<-'ar accident on a rural Ma dlSOn Co unty road . FRIDAY NIGHT WARRENSVIlLE HEIGHTS Doreen Cornell, 47, of Maple Heights, in a one-car crash on a city street. MENTOR - Edward Wac k. 46 , and William Jan1ota. 16. both of Mentor , in wdWo-car a ccident on a city street. RALLY CONDUCTED - This was the scene on Pomeroy 's East Main St . Saturday afternoon when a state -wide rally was held in s upport • of the strilung Me1gs Local Teachers Association. The crowd Will! light for the event A rally of parents and students also scheduled in Pomeroy Saturdayafternoondidnotmaterialize. lranUJn students release 13 hostages By The Associated Press Three American hostages freed a military hospital. It was the first break in the from the U.S . Emba'lSy in Tehran arrived in Western Europe today . and the Iranian government radio announced that the militant students released 10 more to be expelled from the country . But an American reporter in Tehran said the 10 had not been freed yet. Looking fit and well, a young woman secretary and two black Marine sergeants arri ved in Copenhagen on a Sc and inav ian airliner and were immediately transferred to a U.S. military plane . They were flown to Frankfurt . West Germany . for a medlcal checkup at embassy siege that began Nov . 4. But Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini !be leader of Iran's revolutionarY regime, threatened to put some of tl"le other 49 captive Americans on trial as spies unless the U.S. government delivered !be deposed shah to Iran foc trial. Rarlio Tehran said four more women and stx mor e blacks had been freed and would leave Tehran later today . But ABC News said ooe of its correspondents in Tehran repocted t he official radio was anticipahng the release, and !be 10 hostages had not actually been turned over to the Iranian Foreign Min1.91ry yet for expulsion . Names of the 10 wer e not announced It was the first break in the embassy siege that began Nov . 4. But Ayawllah Ruhollah Khorneini, !be leader of Iran 's revolutionary regime, U!reatened to put some of the other 49 captive Americans on trial as spies unless the U.S. government delivered the deposed shah to Iran foc trial. The first hostages fr eed were Katherine Gross, 22, of Camtridge Springs, Pa , a secretary in the economics section of !be embassy, and two black Marines, Sgt . William Elderly woman burns, smoke victim Sunday Miss Alice Euler , 509 South Second Ave ., Middleport , is dead as the result of bums and smoke inhalal!on acc ording to Dr R. R. Ptc kens , Meigs County Coroner . The Middleport E R Squad was called Sunday at 6:32 p .m . to the Euler home where Miss Euler was found dead lying m the bathtub at her home According to Dr Ptckens Miss Euler 's clothing accidently caught on fire wh1le she ~ood in front of a gas heater in the living room Miss Euler apparently attempted to put out lhe fire by rwming to the bathroom and getting in the tub . The accident is believed to have occurred sometime Sunday mor ning . Convoy reaches destination POINT PLEASANT, W.Va . i API - A stale police c,nvoy transporting 2..., gallons of volatile nitroglycerin temporarily carne to a halt early today when authorities learned residents of tlus small Ohio River community had not been notified of potential dange r . But a!tcr a 41Hninute dela y, the convoy resumed its journey when city officials decided not to evacuate any of the 6.122 residents , and the explosive was safely delivered to a ammunition dump in Mason County . Many people living within 100 yards of the route were briefly evac uated a s a state police cruiser mod1fled with a blast sh teld, escorted by a hall-dozen patrol Cllrs. moved past on its 71Hnile journey. Officials said !be nitroglycerin was found in a Putnam County house Sunday afternoon, but what it was doing U!ere was not determined immediately . " It is my understanding that a man just moved mto the house and he didn 't know what it was, " said state police Sgt. R .E . Jones . " An analysis was run on it and we are treating it as nitroglycerin ." Cp l J.L . Brannon sa1d . TI1e material, which was being handled by sta te police bomb specialist Cpl. W.W. Walker. began 1ts careful ronvoy shortly before midnight and ended the trip about 4 a .m . when the material was secured under lock and key . It was not immediately determined what would be done with the material . Walker was escorted by about sill or eight vetucles, and many more state police troopers , sheriff's deputies, firemen, city pollee and volunteers evacuated residents along !be route, Brannoo sard . Jones said the nitroglycerin " is in li quid form , but it is padded and the man handllng it is satisfied !bat it is stable ." He said the the mayoc of Point Pleasant "was faLrly well satisfied " !bat the explosive was stable. Point Pleasan t May or John Musgrave said town officials were first notified of the coovoy about 10 p.m . Sunday when state police asked !bat streets along a proposed route be blocked off . But by 1 a .m ., Musgrave said , state police asked people liVI11g along the route be evacuated . E Quarles of Washingtoo, D. C., and Sgt. Ladell Maples, :13, of Earle, Ark . They were put aboard a Scandinavian airliner that WBII due in Copenhagen at 5:20am. ESI'. The State Department said they would be fiown from the Danish capital to West Germany where U.S. authorities would question them about !be mndition of the rest of the hostages . An official said thooe freed would be g~ven "decornpressloo time" w themselves during which reporters would be kept away frtm them. But he said he did no! know how long !bey would be kept in Germany . Miss Gross, Quarles and Maples Conhnued on Page 10 Auto arson complaint under investigation Meigs CoWJty sheriff's deputies are investigating the alleged bur· ning of an auto Saturday . Deputies said a 1966 Plymouth owned by Marvin Q-emesns, Route 2, Coolville , that had been parked along SR 1 Will! foWJd burning when the Chester Fire Department arriv .. ed . Deputies also investigated two minor traffic accidents over the weekend . The first occWTed on SR 7, one mile south of Tupper Plains where a car operated by Paul D. Nease, Rl. 3, Pomeroy , struck and killed a deer. There was moderate damage to Ius vehicle . A seeond mishap occurred on SR 7, north of the intersection of CR 3 where a dog ran into the path of a car operated by Keith Aeiker ,Jr. Oleshire. The dog was killed but Its owner WM not known . Weather ParUy cloudy and mild toniglt and Tuesday. Lows tonight from 45 to 50 and highs Tuesday in the mid lb . The chance of rain ls 10 percent tonight and Tuesday. Bowl. Those arrested were offered the opportunity to post bond. Those who could not make bond were to be held for court ap· pearances today, officials said . Ruins seJJrched CARUTHERSVILLE, Mo. Searchers searched the ruins of a flrei!utted hotel on SWJ day for clues as to the whereabouts of two women and a f.1-ear.()ld girl who are missing. Four other residents of the old three...tory brick Olaffin Motor Hotel were inJured in the fire Saturday . Three were hospitalized Sunday, two with burns and the third with back in juries suffered when he jumped from a window . The fourth person was treated and released . (AP) - Probe wulerway WASHINGTON (AP) - An Investigation of the Anny 's worst recruiting scandal since the end ol the draft shows that up to 12,700 soldier< were enlisted through fraud or other irregular practices over the last two years. officials said today . Opening the books on a sill mooth investigation, the Army told Congress that 4T1 reeruiters have been relieved of their duties In the last year because of malpractice . WINNERS-Julie Gibbs, left , daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Gary Gibbs , Ractne, and a student at Southern High School was chosen ""Junior Mi88 of Meigs County Saturday night at the annual Southeast Ohio Jwtior Miss held at Southern High School . Mi chelle Rishel, right , daughter of Mr . and Mrs . James Rishel , Vinton, was chosen Junior Miss of Vinton CA>unty . Amy Souder. Southern , daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Groggle, Racine, was first rWJner up of Meigs CoWlty while Slerry Mace, daughter of Roger and Pllyllis Mace ,Vinton, was first runner up of Vinton County . Julie was also awarded the youth fitness , and poi!le and ap pearance award• . Michelle rec ~ "ed the poise and appearance, talent and junior miss spirit awards . OTHER WINNERS In the annual Southeast Ohio Junior Miss Saturday night were, 1..-, Kathy Quivey, daughter of Mr . and Mrs . James Quivey , and a studert at Meigs High School was Meigs CoW>ty second nmner up and received the scholastic and junior rniBI! spirit awards; Amy Souder, was Meigs County first runner up; Lynetta Whittington, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Grin· stead, and a student at Meigs High was Meigs County second rwmer up and reeelved the iiilent award; Slerry Mace, Vinton CoWJty first runner up, and Dana Waldron, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Olarles Waldron, Vmton, Vinton County second runner up and received the youth fitness award. Southeast Ohio Junior Mill sponored the Meigs Cowtty and VInton County JIUiior Miss program.The event WBII held at Southern 111gb School. �I • ne Daily Sentinel, MiddleJ>Ort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Nov 19, 1979 3-- The fla1ly S.,nunel. MlddleJ>O rt-Pomeroy. 0 ., Monday , Nov . 19, 1979 were IOUI\111\J f01 it fl&e "de , the oppos rt f' 1s to be true ASTRO·GRAPH If Bernice Bede O sol ,.,..__,ber 20, 1171 nopelul tor t he comrn~ Try to be parrent even rl yOIJ don ' t ge t everythrny you want at once Rome wasn t built ---=- ----:-. -------- ~c- :: ~~ --~ '" I SAQITlARIUS (Nov. 2:3-Dec::. 21) Frtendt are wrHrng to p1nch-tll! lor you toda y. b ul don't count on them to knod the ball out o f !he park They may only get you l rrst ... , CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J•n . 18) Avoid makrng hasty JUdgments today What you see al first glance may not reveal the true prcrure Take a nard second "Relax' EnJOY the moment' We can work out the details later." Plan now to save on tax return. Cut Your Own Taxes Plan ouw to save on nt-xt April's tax return By Ray DeCrane It's time to think of income again been raised . Instead of itentizing deductions . married taxpayers may l'iaim an allowance of $3,400, instead tax ~s Tax.filling time ts several months off , but the prudent person will get his affa1rs m order for the tax collector th1s month . Nter Dec . 31 there is nothing you can do to change the outlook for this year 's taxes . But , by careful planning , there are many things that car be done this month to impr ove your outlook This is the first in a three-vart series aimed at giving you some valuable tax-Bavings tips . Before you can develop ary sen sible tax -planrung strategy , you have to know what the new rules will be on the 1979 federal income tax returns . The nearly 94 million people wh o will be filing either a Form 104() or a 104<lA before next Apnl 15 car expect a lot of changes . These are among the pnncipal ones : EXEMPTIONS have been Ill · creased . The personal exemption.s for the taxpayer and the taxpayer 's spouse and the credit for dependents have been raised to $1 ,000 from the $750that was in effect last year . TAX RATES have been lowered . This has been accomplished by widening the tax brackets so that more income is being held in the lower rate before movmg up a notc h to the next brac ket . There are 15 tax brackets this year as opJ>Osed to the 25 used a year ago ZERO BRACKET AMOUNTS the new te rm for what we used to call the standard deduction - have Long Hottom ..,.. -.::.: By Melody Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews recently celebrated their 37th weddmg an niversary . Their caller.> have been Mr. and Mrs . Larry Milliron and sons of Columbus. Recent callers to the Jose ph Bissell home 111clude Mr. and Mrs . Mike Bissell of Columbus and Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Allred Bissell. Mason. Guests at the Mae McPeek - Leorw Hensley home have been Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ferrell and Mrs. Leota Ferrell, Melway, Ohio Visitors to the FranciS Andrew home have been Mr and Mrs . Wayne Salkowitz and Der1 ck, Zanesville . Guests in the Paul Hauber home included Mr. and Mr.l. Clyde Adams , Ml'. and Mrs . Douglas Hauber, tim and Kim, local, Mrs. Lawrency Johnston, Jr. and Jeremy , Mr.l. Debbie Dailey and Rae Lynn, Portland . l'he Haubers recently visited Mr and Mrs . Alba Sinclair of Burlingham, Ohio. Dora Pierce is recuperating at home following surgery . Please send her a cbeery card. Mrs. Sadie E. Larkins has submltted a poem she comJ>Osect May -· ·•. ~ ;:.- Z: ~ ., ~ ;;_ - : .: 116, 1979: of the $3 ,200 allowed last year . For single taxpayers rt Wlll be $2,300 rup from $2,2001, and for marr1ed taxpayers filing separately It JS $1,700 1$1 ,600 last year 1 UNEMPLOYMENT COM PENSATION rec eived from the o1ates is taxable for the f1rs1 time . In a move to eliminate what congressmen felt could be a work "disincentive ," Omgress decreed that, depending UJ>On income, part or all of unemployment com pensatiOn may be taxed . TilE EARNED INCOME CREDIT has been liberalized . Sometimes called th e negativ e income tax because 11 g1ves money to low income workers instead charging them a tax -the maximW11 credit is now up to $500, instead of the $400 ce iling in effect last year . Instead of stopping at the $8,000 mcome level as it used to , the credit for this year is not pha..ed out until earned in come reaches $10,000. In addition , it is now possible for low-lncome in dividuals to get advance payment of the credit from their employers, instead of waitmg for next year to get it on their lax return . Mll.EAGE RATE has been in c reased . For those using their car 111 the1r business, the optiOnal mileage rate has been increased to 18 .5 r ents for the first 15,000 miles of driving . mstead of the 17 cents formerly allowed . It remains at 10 cents for the rrules dnven beyond 15,000 . Also , for the use of your CHI" i.n connection with the medJcal, charitable or rnovtn g expense deductwn. the • • Ci ty Station, New York, New York 10019 To develop a senSible laxiJlanning strategy, know what the new rules will be on the 1979federal returns . took AQUARIUS (J•n. 20-Feb. It) If you have somet,.llng good g o rng at tllrs lime. rt' s best to keep rt to 'r'Ou rsell rnstead of dtscussrng 11 w11t1 pats Tatkrng out o f tu rn may hurt the dea l PISC£9 (Feb. 20-llbrch 20) SP1 ould 'r'OU reQurre adv1ce today on som eth1ng co mmer cr at seek out per sons who wrll tell ,.ou IP1e truth not JuSt "'·hat you -wa nt 10 P1ear ARIES (...rch 21 -April 19) II your oplroos tod1:1y are betwe-en wo rk or p l ay you ·n · l 1k ety to cnoose the tall er. hopr ng your cho res wrll t ak e care ol th em selves. they won I TAURUS (April 20-M•y 20) Th1 n gs you w or k hard l or t o da y w• ll ·; 1~l d a l cm rel u r n In a rea5 J. the t o tal c apitalizat i on to be rec ei ved by sa id Nari on al Bank for the share-s issued by it be all oc ated as T h at follows : I 100,000 20 .000 capita l . ~~rg/ "' co u ld hurt more than 11 could m a day SCOIIIPtO (Oct . 2•-No•. 221 Frn{ln Ci eot condrl loos a1 e lrkely t o be mr,.ea for !'OU toda.,. vou r chancM trw ~1:\r n s look good . bu t yo u coukf suffer a loss througtl ca re4essness Hnd out more •bout yourseLI by sendrng tor your COP)' ol Astr a-G raph l eiter whrcn beg&ns wi!P1 yo ur birthday MarlS 1 tor esch to Astro-GrapP1 . • Bo l 489, Rad io Gtty St alion . N Y H)() 19 8e sure tc ~pecify brr1h date sank ~yot !~ ~~e~ ~n:::oe.,..~~rork~~~;:~ year - Number of shares VIRGO (Aut . 23-lepl. Zl) Ttle re rs m ore lhao one type of oportu nii 'J around 'JOV today. so try not t o be too srngte-mrnded The r;;,r:;,t~h~e:t you plant , the larget LIBRA a ...-. 23-0ct. 211 Be authorized . Number of shares 1_,... .. . That Howard H . Hop· wood of 100 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio act as sole and exclusive Agent to represent and appear for the undersigned before the Comptroller of the Curren cy, and to re<eive all corresponden c e and documents in respect of this appl ication . 5. That said National Bank be organized for the sole purpose of faci li tating the acquis ition of The Pomeroy National Bank , Court and Second Streets, Pomeroy, Oh io ;: A faded rose petal was there, Marking the twenty-third psalm. t Penn St 22 Templ e 7 P rtt sburgh 40 A r my 0 P r inceton ] 6 Cor nell 14 Vrllanova 31 RulgN s 17 SOUTH A labama JOM •arnr , Fla 0 Appalach •an St 45Ma r sll al l 7 Aubu r n 33 Geo r g ra 13 E Ca r ol•n a4q N TexasSt Furman 45 C• tadel 44 Geor g ra Tech 14 Na vy 14 ~e.. e nt u c ky 31 Fl o r rda J Wh y drr ve all over town ? Do your g 1N shopprn g lh e e a s y way lhro u gh lhe full -color S upera merrca Hou s e g1ft calalog You 'll save trme a n d ga_s. and everylhrng rs ful lv gu a ranleed - GIVE QUALITY SUPERAMERICA HOUSE SURPR ISES THIS YEAR . Yo u lllrnd cheese s . nuls . ca ndy, frurt s. c ral g las sware and drnnerwa re Plus Wr s con s rn , honey. fan c y preserves . co ffee grrnder, prcnr c sets, luggage peop le . 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COnsrn 47 M rn nes.ota 37 SOUTHWEST Ar kan sa s n TexiiS A ' 2M 10 B at lor 45 Rtee 14 Sou thern Metll J5 T exas Te c h 10 Te•a s 35 Texa s Ch r tSI1an 10 Te xa s Arl ington •7 Lamar 3 7 W Texas St 19 Drake 18 FAR WEST A •r F or cf> 30 Va n derb i It 79 Ar rzona 42 Oreg on St 18 A r i10na St 421/w Vi r g rn ra 7 Br ig ham Youn g 77, U tah 0 Calrfor nra Jl Stanf or d 1.:1 San O re g o 51 4] Texa s E l Pa!:>O 10 UCLA 35 Or eg on 0 u tah St J4 Weber St 10 wa sh 1ng ton 17 W ash rn gton St 7 fro nt in the Al' C E ast , defeating Baltimore W-2 1 whil e Miami was droppin ~ a 3~24 overtime dec ision to Cleveland . Tampa Bay r emamed two games m front in the NPC Cen tral , ripping the Ne w York Giants 31-J, but Ne w Orleans had its NFC West lead c ut to on e-h alf game over idle Los Ange les , losing to Seattle 311-24 Elsewhere, 11 was Chicago 23, New York Jots 13; Buffalo 19, Green Bay 12; Minnesota 14, Detroit 7; and Kansas City 24, Oakland 21. Atlanta play s at Los Ange les tomghl, completing the season 's 12th week of play . Chargers J!i, Steelers 7 Pitl•burgh 's Terry Bra dshaw h ad a te rrible time w1th San Diego' s li n e ba c kers . Ray rr eston inter cepted him twice in the first half. each time setting up a San Di e go sc ore . Th e n an oth e r lineba cker, Woodrow Lowe returned another inter ception 77 yards for another Charger TD . The 35 J>Oints were the most th e Steelers have surrendered in a single game s ince 1974 . Redskins 34, Cowboys 20 Joe Theismann threw three TD passes and Washingllln 's defense sunply wore down Dallas . The Red skins added msult to injury, sending Mark Moseley out for a 4:>yard field goal with nine seconds left and the victory already secured . "When they get us down, they want to rub it in our face, " charged Cowboy defensive end Harve y Ma rtin . "It was totaUy an insult. " Local bowling POMEROY LANES Tn County League November 1 ) , lt7~ Pts Co l u m b •a Nahonal Lr f e 61 Te am No 3 S8 Eag l es Club S2 l=1r e stone 49 Smit h 'S Bod -, Shop 34 Te am No 6 10 Hrgh Team Gam e ~ Co lum b ra Na t•o n a l L ii e, 9 15 and 90 3 , F .r es ton e 863 H igh Tearn Ser ies - Co l u m b •a N a 11on al L ite 264 7, F ~res l on e 1454 . E a gles Clu b 244 1. H rg h lnd G ame - Ga r y Or enner 233 . Bdl Radford 223 . Harol d B t a c ~~~;st o n 209 H 1gh lnd Ser ies -- B rll Radfor d ~e Ga r y Drenner 556 . Bla i ne Ca rtr>r 5.48 != riday N1ght Luckv Lad•es week o~ November 2, 1979 Pts . Wya11 's Arab ran Farm 4B Orng A Lings P a rts Plus Ha r r';' 'S Frisbees H e I en Help U s ..~ 40 Ja 28 18 Tca mNo . 5 1nd High G am e - B r end a Cunn rngh am 173 , Jenn y L ee 155. Paula Cun n ingham 148 . I nd . H rgh Ser res Br enda Cunn rn g h am 435 . P aula Cum m rngnam J96 . Jenny Lee 389 Team H 1gh Game Par t s P lu s ..98 ; Hel -en H e lp us o&8J . P art s P lus >164 Te a m H•gh Ser• c s Par t s P lus 13~5, Hel en H e lp Frrsbees 1270 us 1281. H arr-,··s Ohro High School Ba sketball By The Associated Press Saturda.., ·s Results F t J enn i ngs 95 . Oh•O City L •berty 3 7 Ke-ns t on 67 , Pa rne sv ilc Har ve y 48 K rd r o n (a I ll 71 , B erlr n H 1gntand 66 M ans f ield St Pe t er 80 , O l d Fort 53 So l on 70, Gart ,etd Ht s 58 W es t Geaug a 63. Ea st la ke N o rth 51 W ick l rff e 67, G en e ...- a 58 Eagles li, Cardinals 13 Ron Jaworski hit Keith Kre!ile with a 4~yard TO pass play in the fourth quarter . g1ving Philadelphia its victory over St. . Lows and a share of the NFC F.ast lead . Broncos l8, 49ers 28 Craig Morton threw three TO passes and Bob Swenson returned a fumble 88 yards for another score as Denver won its fourth straight. The Broncos had lll come from behind after San Francisco , held to ju•1 88 yards ;, the first hall , nevertheless moved to " 21-10 lead . Rookie James Owens returned a lu ckoff 85 yards for a 49er TD . Oilers 42, lleugals 21 Dan Pastorini hit 10 of 13 passes for 1112 yards and led Houston to a 217 lead over Cincmnati before being forced out of the game with a scratched right eye . Gifferd Nielsen finished up for the Oilers , completing 10 of 16 fer 139 yards . Pastorini returned lll the sidel111es 111 the second half , wearing a patch over his right eye . His injury was not believed to be serious . Patrtota so, Colts 21 New England recovered from IBst week' s 42-7 drubbing by Denver , getting its revenge at the expense of Baltimore . Steve Grogan passed for two TDs and Stanley Morgan returned a punt 80 yards lor another. " It was our tum to mushroom 1!\stead of getting mushroomed ," said New England Co a c h Ron Erhard! , re c alling the Den ve r debacle Browns 30, Dolphins 24 Cleveland moved within one game of Houston and Pittsburgh in th e AF'C Cenu-al by beating Miami in overtime . Brian S1pe's 34-yard TD pass to Ozzie Newsome with I :2lleft to play tied the score and then Sipe hit Reggie Rucker with 39-ya rder Houston lands Ryan, Morgan ready to sign By The Assoclllted Press Memo to baseball club owners : If you want to 'buy a free agent , you'd better hurry Just about all the !Dp merchandise from this year's reentry draft has already been taken off the market. Nolan Ryan and the Houston Astros were expected lll make their tiaison official today, with Ryar signing a reJ>Orted four-year, $4 million contract . Ryan, who became a strikeout star w1th the Califcrnia Angels, said playing for a contending team near his home in Alvin, Tex ., 6() miles from Houston r was one of the prime factors in Ius decision . Other players who most recently s1gned contracts or agreed to terms include relief pitcher. Al Hrabosky w1th Atlanta and Doo Stanhouse WJth Los Angeles, starting pitcher Bruce Kison with california and veteran slugger Tony Perez with Boston . Sour ces say Joe Mcrgan, who is coming off two bad seasons with Cincinnati, will sign wlth a West Coast club this week . Since the New York Yankees earlier signed power hitter Bob Watson and pitcher Rudy May and the Los Allj\eles Dodgers last week Inked startmg pitcher Dave Goltz, most of the top rwmes among the +I players wbo went through the reentry draft are already accounted for . Who 's left? Among the pitchers, the most attractive would seem to be Rick Wise , the veteran who was 15-10 with a 3.85 earned run average for Cleveland last year . Others available include Joon Curtis, Dave Hamilton , Andy Hassler, Doo Hood and Fred Norman . Retiever Skip Lockwood of the New York Mets is also unsigned, but he has said publicly that his first choice is Boston . catcher Milt May, infielders Dave Cbalk, Jorge Orta, Freddie Patek and Renme Stennett, outfielders Greg Gross , Jay Johnstone , Rowland Office , Rlly White and Jim Wohlford and designated hitter W1llie Horton look like the best Browns dump Dolphins in overtime I~PSIC5-_, AIIIOCiatel, Jlfl Eudld ,he. , CJ.vrlaad, ()100 «115 16 Flor rda St 66 M ern ph rs St 17 ntE DAIL\' SENTINEl. ., My mother now is gone, ::': To tell in Heaven :::, With the being on high. By The A~ s ocrat e-d Pre !>::> De law arf' 24 Colga t e 16 !NEXT : How to take advantage of the standard deduction . 1 !NEWSPAPER F:NTERPRISE ASSN .! The 19&1 edition of "Cut Your Own Taxes and Save " by Ray De Crane will be available after Jan . I , 1900. Reserve your advance copy now . Send a check or money order for $1.50 (plus 50 cents J>OStage and han dlmg) to " Cut Your Own Taxes" c-<> th1s newspaper, P 0 Box 489 , Radio m College scores H arv ar d 21 Ya fe l I;ASO l.IN E TAX ha s bee n e hmmated a.s a deductible Item . I;ENERAL TAX CREDIT which last year provided a credit of 2 percent of taxable income t o a ceillng of $180, or $35 per exept1on listed on your return, 1f that produced a larger credit - has been eliminated . ...~;. Her favorite spot in my Bible, all 1nvesled m Br own 3 1 Col umbr a 14 Dartm outh 20 Pen n 6 payer 111 11" ~ EAST Bos to n Coii Pge 17 . Sy r acuse 10 CONTRIBliTIONS Olfle'f: Pbooe lft.%ll7. .; ~ - "' We don "t have an y m oney lef t lo ~ lc:• al ltx: ks · · In remembrance of mother, ;:: Turn to the favorite SJ>Ot in the Bible, LAFF -A- DAY 1 all owable c redits have been doubled to one-half the contnbullon , but not mor e than S50 on a separate return ard not more thar $100 on a joint return . These we re among the "good " changes , in that they J>OSSibly served t u lowe r your tax . Here are a couple of changes unfavorable to the tax- ... Bane IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the un dersigned have hereunto set our hands on the date set forth above Roman J . Gerber, Columbus Ohio Edwin L Bll man, Columbus, Ohio WilliamS. Harris, Columbus, Ohio George R. L. Meilinlf'. ~ Columbus, Oh ro Thomas E . Rainey , Columbus. Oh10 { 11 ) 19, 26, 1tc BY ASSOCIAT E D PR ESS Because neithe r of them pla yed parur ularly like Soper Bowl teams Pi ttsburg h a nd Da llas fm d themselves tied at the lllp of their respective Nation al Football Le ague divisions today Both the Steelers and Cowbo ys, ~ho rnet in last Ja nu ary's Super uawl, drowned in a sea of turnov ers Sunda y. Pittsburgh saw 1ts four-game WIMUlg streak go up in fl ames as San Diego in te rcepted fi ve passes and turned four of the m into Charger llluchdowns and a 35-7 rou t of th e defend111g cham pion s The loss, combin ed wrth Hous ton 's 42-21 victory over Cincin nati, left the Steele rs a nd Oiler s tied fo r fi r st pla ce in tht> Am er ican Confer enr e Dallas turned tl1e ball ove r fiv e tim es and Waslungton added a h alf dozen quarterbac k sa cks in a 34-20 romp that dropped the Cowboys into a three-way lle for first pla ce in the National Conferen ce Ea st . Th e Redskin s and r hi ladelphia. wh1 ch nipped St.J,c,ws 1&-13, sh are the lead with the Cowboys San Die go's vtc tor y over Pittsburgh kepi th e Charger s tied for the AFC West lead w1 th Den ver , which whipped San Fra nmco ~W . New F: n gland moved one game m Ohio . an· now treated as a· credlt, rather than as a deductJOn . Howe ver, the =:;: :f. by Super Bowl teams have bad outing Sunday Centra l race . One Corporation. 100 East Broad Street, Columbus , : ·: INREMEMBRANCEOFMOTI-IER t 4,000 per share also be realrshc and IOQ!CIU Both rngr9drem s are reQuired to brrng hope s and dream s rnr o be.ng o pt imistic . today . out LEGAL NOTICE APPLICATION TO ORGANIZE A NATIO"'AL BA"'K Date-d No't"ember 2, 1979 APPLICATION ACCEPTED FOR FILING ON November 8, 1979 THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA APPLICATION WE . THE UN DER S IGNEO, intending to organize and operate a nat ro na! bank in ac · c o r dan c e with the provision s of the National Bank A c t, as amended, do hereb y make application to The Com ptroller of the Currency lor permission to organ i 1t> said national b an k , and propose as foll ow s 1 That t he ma in offi c e of sa id N a tional Bank be lo c t~l ed at Court an d Sec ond Slrf>el s, .in !he Cify of PomrrO'r' . Me 1g s County , Ohr o 16.000 issued Par value per share Sale pri ce mileag e r ate 1s now 8 cenL'i iJlstead :;: : Thequeenofmyheart . Tomymother, l I just open my Bible And turn lhru the pages of time ,. I see mother's fingerprints - On the pages of time. ' Capital izat ion ... 120,000 help or of 7 POI .IT ICAL PlfOBATE COUifT OF MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE OF WILLIAM C. PECK , DECEASED Cilse No . 22157 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On November 13, 1979, in the Meigs County Probate court , c ase NO . 22857, Madge J . B l ackwo o d , Rout e ... Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 , was appo i nted Exec utri)( of the estate of Will i am C. Peck , deceased , late oi Route 3, Albany , Ohi o 45710. Robert E. Buc k Probate Judge Clerk 11 11 19, 26 1123. 3tc 2. T hat , in or der oi prefer ence, sa id Nation a l Bank have one of the following t i tles : Bank One of Pom eroy . NA Bank One of M etgs Coun ty, N .A . Me- igs Count y Nat ional GEMINI (tbr 21 -June 20) You 're ~e r y agreea ble toda y and that's Qurte commendabLe , but be wary ot makrng comprorruses or conce ssiOns that wrll not ser vf:'l 'r'Our best Inte res ts CANCEA (JuM 21 -July 22) Cawodo. er s you u~ 11 lly can rely upon may not be too depen d able Loday . so rt you wan t somer nmg done ngh t d s be st you do rt yourself LEO (Jt.tl1 23- Aug . 2:2) Be krn<l t o one you love. but also take c are your long -range hnanCial pic lu re toot g y{JU rll t" t979 !-- ·Jperamenca. Orv1sron of Ashland Or l Co . Inc Cl .F.VEI.A:-10 1i\P 1 - The ne ver say-di e C1eveland Browns believe in quarterback Brian Sipe . And the rest of the National FootbaU I .eague is also beginning !D believe . Sipe wore the hero 's mantle agam Sunday. !ringing the Browns from behind late in the fourth quarter with a 34-yard touc hdown pass to tight e nd Ozzie Newsome, then co nnecting with wi de receive r Reggie Rucker on a 39-yard scoring pass in overtun e to g ive the Brown s a 3().24 sudden dea th Vl('tory ove r the Miam1 Dolphllls . The Browns sta yed allve in the battle for a playoff berth by shoc kmg the proud Mianu defen se No . t rn the NFI. c oming into the gam e - with 493 yards total off e nse as Sipe hit on 23 of 42 passing a tt empts for a ra reer.fi1gh 358 yards and three touchdowns. " We have total confidence tn our off ense when the g ame as on the line." said Browns w1de rece iver Dave Logan . "G 1ve Brian th e ball and he 's going to make som ething happen - usuaUy something good ." Miami safety T 1m Foley . vic timized by Sipe and Rucke r on the last score, said, " When you're playing a guy like Slpe, you have to worry about his mobility. He threw two touchdow ns coming out of the pocke t " Th ey haw a lot of weapons I Browns c~arh I Sam Rutigliano should get a lot uf c redi t. The big thing he 's done is make th em believe ." Reserve quarl erbac k Don St rock cam e off thr bench to repl af"r struggiUl g starter Bob Gnese with Miam1 trailing 17-10 at the start of the fourth quarter fi e quic kly passed M1ami to a 24-17 lead , tymg th e game on a 2-yard toss lll Bruc e Hardy and putting Miami ahead with a 4-yard throw to Delvin Williams with 3: 531eft in the game . That 's when Sipe, who earlier in th e game threw a 14-yard scoring pass to Newsome - who made·a onehanded catch - really wen t lll work . Cleveland 's 72-yard drive took seven plays , w i th News ome ' s se c ond touchdown earning oo a broken play when a Miami player went offside " That one's not 1n the playbook at all," Newsome said . " I saw the de fender was offside, but we learn whe n that happens !D keep gomg. It ' s a good thing Brian got the ball off " C l eveland w on the t oss and r ece ived th e overtime kickoff It too k Sipe five pla ys and 1: 59 to find Ruc ke r behind Fol ey for the capper " I brought the 1winning I play t o the coaches at halftime," swd Rucker, wbo caught nine passes for \77 yards. "We were just looking for the ~J>Orturuty !D use it. " Rutigliano said, "He !Rucker) felt he was running a lot of ms1de patterns , so he faked inside and went over the tllp (deep) . The guy IS an acc001plished receiver and he knows what he's doing out there . "' It was a great win for us . Here were are staring at the best defense in the NFL and Brian throws for over 300 yards . Now we're 8-4 and I don't know of anything that would gi ve our team more impetus for the Pittsburgh game next week ." The Dolphins slipped !D 7<i and fell out of a first-place tie with New England in the AFC Eastern Division . " This was a critical game for us, " Miami Coach Doo Shula said . "We felt we had to have it. We're gofllg to have to start winning now , and we 're gorng need help from somebody a~a UJst New F.ngland " TO All THt VOTERS OF LETART TOWNSHIP WHO SUPPORTED ME IN THE RECENT GENERAL ELECTION Thank You DONALD W. MANUEL PD P01 ADV hitters still available . Other free agents, who received tittle or no attention at the dr aft and remain Wlsigned, include Jesus Alou, Paul Blair, Glen BorgmafUl , Dock Ellis, Tim Jobnson , Jim Kaat, Doo essinger, Ed Kranepool, Lerrm LaGrow, Bob Montgcrnery, Lenny Randle, Merv Rettenmund , George Scott, Tony Solaita , Rusty Torres, Wayne Twitchell and Bobby Valentine . National Football League At A Glance By The Associated Press American Conference east W . L. T . Pet . PF New England 8 • 0 6 6 Miami 7 5 Buffalo 6 6 N Y Jets 5 1 Balt i more 4 8 7 0 0 0 0 Central Houston P ilfsburgh Cleve land Ci n ci n nat i 9 9 9 ~ an 9 D ieg o Oak l and SeatTl e 3 0 .75() 3 0 75Q 8 • 0 2 10 0 West Denver 6 3 2 I 2 SllJ 122 500 233 .417 246 333 192 285 301 .667 289 2 56 167 J 0 750 J o 750 6 0 .500 PA 2 I 172 209 286 276 25() 19 S 277 3 16 230 18 7 JOS 204 249 26-6 6 6 o .500 27 0 Kan Ci ty S 7 0 •H 184 National Conferenc e Dall a s East 8 • 0 Ph i la . 8 4 0 Washington 8 N . Y G i ants 5 St . Louis 3 7 0 9 0 4 0 667 667 667 417 26{) 231 281 103 225 221 247 211 189 231 229 Tampa Bay Chicago Minnesota Green Bay Cent rill 9 3 0 .7 5() 7 5 0 583 5 1 0 .41 7 4 8 0 .333 241 235 182 177 209 25ll Detroit I II 6 6 ]5] 183 229 0 .063 169 275 0 0 .500 .455 .Jt.-.t 269 202 163 wes1 New Orlean s 6 LOSAng . 5 Atlanta 4 2511 111 108 250 234 339 7 o San Fran . 1 11 0 .083 Sunday ' s Games New England 50, Baltimore 11 washington 3... Dallas 20 Buffalo 19, Green Gay 12 Cleveland 30 , Miami 24 , o t Chicago 23. New York Jets 13 Philadelphia 16, St . Louis 13 Minnesota 1~. Detroit 7 Houston 42, Cincinnati 21 Denver 38, San Franci sc o 28 Kansas City 2-4, Oak land 21 seattle 38, New Orlea n s 24 Ta mpa Ba y 3 1. New Y ork G ran t s 3 Sa n D i ego 35 , P i tlsburg h 7 Monday ' s Game Attanr a at L OS Ange les Thursday ' s Games Chi cago at Detro it Houston at Dallas sunday , No't" . 2S Buffalo at New England Cle'lleland at P rttsburgh washington at New York G ia nts Sf L ouis at Cincinnat i New Orleans af Atlanta Minnesota at Tamoa Bay Philadelphia at Green Bay Kansas City at San Diego Los Angeles at San Fr an c i sc o Miam , af Ba ltrmore Oakland at Denver Monday, Nov . 26 New York Jets at Seattle l~ss th an two m m utes into th~ overtime for th e viclor y. Sea hawks 36, Saints 24 Jun Zorn , who passed for 384 ya rds , threw TO pa sses lD Steve La rgent a nd Brian Peets 111 the final 6:16, snapp ing a 24-24 ti e !D defeat New Orleans. The late TDs we r e til e thi rd a nd fourth of the game for Zorn as the Seahawks won th eir fo urth game in the last fi ve weeks and evened their season 's record at 6-6 New Orlt•ar1s also IS 6-6 . Bur s 31 , Gia nts 3 Doug Wil liams threw a patr of TD passes to Larry Mucker and lt1Ck) lkll rushed for 152 yards , 102 rn the first half. as Ta m p• Ray ripped :->ew Yo rk . La nebaeke r Dav1d l.e was scor ed a nother TO, returnmg a Phil Simms fumble 39 yards as the Bucs aveng ed a n earlier 11-1 4 defeat ·we were magnificent ... dec.'ided Ta mpa Ba y Coach J ohn Mc Kay Chiefs 24, Raiders 21 Kansas City won it.s flr~1 ga me tn the Oa kland Coliseum lrt 13 yea r s. be ating t he Ha 1der s w hen Jun Breech rmssed a n I B-yard fi eld goal tn th e hna l second.s Ken Stable r threw three TD passes for the Ra 1ders and near ly pulled out the game. novmg Oakland 74 yards UJ the fmal two mmules on ly til have Br eech miss the fie ld goal th• t woul d ha ve sent the ~ am e into overt1m e The victor y ended a fi ve-ga me losing streak for the Chiefs . Bears 23, Jets 13 Mike Ph1pps mo ved Chicago to 1ts fourth •1rrught victory. thr owin g two ID passes in the tr iwn ph over New York . Dave Williams scored twice for the Bears, who moved their record to 7<i and sta yed two games behind Ta mpa Bay in the NFC CentraL Bills 19, Pac kers 1% Nic k Mike-Mayer kicked four field goals a nd Buffalo broke a fourth quarter tie with its only TD of the game - a 1-yard burst by Mike Coll ier - which delivered the viclllry over Green Bay . Mike-Mayer's fleld goals traveled 37. 34, 31 and 32 yards and then the running of Terry Miller and Curtis Brown positioned the ball for (')) )her's winning TD . \'lkingsl4, Lions 7 H1 c ke y Yo un g sc ored both Mrnnesota TDs 111 the second hall on runs of 23 and two yards as Detroit suffer ed 1ts lith loss in 12 games . The victllr y ended a three-game sl ide for Minnesota a nd moved its record lll :>-7. PREVENnON IS THE BEST POLICY A c. an 1nriPpendent insu r an ce ngPnr ,. , our pr rm ary ! unction i s to prov 11ie pnlic res which affor d frnan fra l prote-clron rn case of loss But w P nlso hnve a vi t al in · teres t rn los<> prPvent ion . as shou ld ou r c lrenfs W e encour age care. ca utr on an d safety preven t i...-e rne n sures whi c h c an keep •na t ca r acc ident fro m hap · pen inQ . th af bu i lding fire from slar lrng , th at hom e burglt'lry fr om bern g co m m ittNJ P reve nt io n snVf'S lr fe. limb and prooe r ty and hPIP'> co ntrol in · sura nee cosf s and premi um s . W hen toss e s do occur , o u r pat ,< yholders can count on pro · tec t rng and serv rng tn time and need B ut we <; t rl l Sd l' pre ven · liOn 1'.J thebes 1 pol rc y PIRATES WIN North Gallia defeated Ironton St Joe six out of eight quarters in a con troUed basketball scnmrnage Satur day The Pirates of Coach Ted Lehew shot 43 percent from the field with Keith Payne and Joe Peck pacmg the attack . DALE C. WARNER INS. 9~2 - 21 4 3 102W . Ma.n Pomeroy HERE IT COMES! WINTER QUARTER REGISTRATIO Rio Grande College and Community College NOVEMBER 26 9 a.m.-9 p.m. DAVIS CAREER CENTER Everything Must Go By Nov. 30 All Priced For Quick Sale! �4-Tbe Dllily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Munday. Nov 19. 1979 Gardeners plan Christmas show Latest Wave Of Smoker Research: Smokers acclaim low tar MERIT as taste alternative to high tar smoking. Holiday party plans were made and participation in the Cllnstmas Dower show of the Metgs CoWlty Garden Oubs Associati on on Dec . 1 and 2 was discussed at the recent meetlng of the Winding Trail Garden Oub held at the home of Mrs . Jackie Brtckles . Reports on the cowtt y meeting held at the Middleport library was giVen by Mrs , _Alioe Thompson , Mrs Marianne Mitchell, Mrs. Peggy O'ane and Mrs. Addalow Lewis . They discussed the classes drawn for s.rti-'lic arrangement displays by the club as well as other classes in which the club members may exhibit . It was noted that Mrs . Lewis and Jo W'lles will handle registration and classification for the Christmas show. Members will also provide cookies and sandwiches for the food booth . The club's annual Christmas party was set for Dec . ll at 6:30p.m. atthe Riverboat Room of the Athens CoWlty Savings and Loan Co . Each member is to take a covered dish , a COl118£e and a gift . A report was given on the recentflag and pole dedication at the Metgs <l>Wlty Winnary . Mrs . Linda Mayer was welcomed as a new member. Program books were distributed and a card was signed for Mrs . Dollie Ha yes . The meeting opened with devo- tions by Mrs . Jackie Bric kles us1ng " A Prayer for Everyday . " Members recited the club poem, " My Dogwood", and the club prayer . Mrs . Margaret Parker, president, preSided at the meeting which 1n- Mrs. qwz on Pe g~ y l 'rant· nllu.iul'l \.·d a housepi<:~Ht~ 'llw arrang t•- m ent of the month was d s till ltft • Mrs. Lewis handl ed l h l· judg ing wtth Mrs Mite he H receJvmg fir st . Mr s 1¥1.ayer , second , Mrs. Thomp:-,q n , tlurd, and Mrs C'ram·, hunond,le nwnuun . r\ prngrarn on color was present I'd by Mrs l..ew1s whu used H l"Uior whee l and sev~ ral st.andup:-. lo Slinderella Diet Program to observe holiday Classes of the Slinderella Diet Program will have Thanksg1vmg din ne r s at their meetings this week , Mrs . J o Ann Ne wsome . instructor , annoWlced . At the Middleport class last week, Peggy Lewis , Jan Noms, Peggy Hill and Janice Lisle were recognized for weight loss, and Mrs. Usle was also presented her 20 powtd ribbon . Four new members were welcomed. At the meeting the week before , Shirley Baity received her 20 poWld ribbon , and Mary Jewell lost the most weight with Faye Wallace, Mrs . Bai ty and Mrs . Elva Dailey as rwmersup . At the Point Pleasant class Loret ta Barnett Wall recognized for hav- Students attend concert RACINE - Recently, six Southern High School students attended a con cert at Ohio University's Memorial Auditorium . The fea tured artist was in ternationally renowned pianist Ruth Laredo, best known for her performance of Rachmaninoff. The second half of tbe concert was aU of Rac hmaninoff, accompanied by the Ohio University Orchestra . Sludent.s attending from Southern were Peggy Bush , Kathy Lawson , Don 0 'Brien, Melinda Salmons, Anna IWse, and David Salmons . Olaperons were teac hers Don '- ' Salmons, and Leah Ord . was the first event organized as a result of the Southern Local School Board's recent commttment in the development of a program to Oavis and 1\ nil' serve talented and gifted students . The beard a ppointed Salmons as talented -gifted coordinator in October . He has previously worked in a POMEROY --Mr . and Mrs . talented and gifted program and atRichard Dllvia of Pomeroy are an- tended a two week workshop on the noWtclng the birth of their first s ubject in New York in 1977. child, a daughter, Amy Jo, born on "The gifted and talented are those Oct . 31 at the Holzer Medical Center . individuais who excel consistently or The infant weighed sii pollllds , show potential of excelling con seven ounces. si3tently In any human endeavor . A Maternal grandparents are Mr . very broa d program can be and Mrs .Dillord Ferrell , Syracuse; developed to serve these students in Mrs . Freda Dllvis , Middleport , and many areas of interest . The main obHarold Dllvia, Columbus are the jective for this year at Soutllem ls to paternal grandparents . Mrs. Mary increase students' opportunities to Jewell, Sharples, W. Va . 1s the participate in c ultural affairs such maternal great-grandmother as art and musi c," Salmons said . \ - eluded a plant auctton . mg lost th e most wetght dunng th t> past two weeks. <inri t he r wm ers..up were Lillian Ch~pman and Pats;,. r--- -------------, i Social Calendar lhe pa!-it two w~ek..s f ~J.'-.Lllk: t ht• mo~1. i MONOAY MEIGS County Churc hes of Omst Men 's Fellowship. 7. 30 p.m . Monday a t Middleport Church of Christ w1tl1 Carl Hysell , Meigs Juv enile offi cer . as speaker and he WlH also show Ross. F1 vc n~w me r.li.:M?rs hd\" t" ~en taken mtu t he Masor1 d ass dunng <:1 film. REVN AL now 1n progress at Mt. Olive Communit y Church, Long Bottom, through Nov . 25 , at 7 p.m . nightly . EASTERN HIGH !aU sports banquet Monda y 6:30p.m . T1cket.s may be purchased from John Boston at school office or at door . T1cket.s a re $-1 each. SAUSAGE PANCAKE Super Mon· day a t Heath Umted MethodiSt Chuch, Middleport from l p.m to 7 p.m. MEIGS COUNTY Jayc·ees will have a special meeting on Nov . 19, at 7:30p .m . at the Me1gs Inn . Pla ns to be made for food baskets. and tovs for tots . TUESDAY RACIN E LODGE 461 F and A..'>1 will hold a special meeting Nov . 20 , at 7:30p .m . fort he purpose of the in· stallallon of Ft;;lph Webb as di strir'l education offi cer . All Master Masons and their e:uests are mvited . EASTERN Local Hoard of Educat ion meetmg 7 · 30 p.m wrtght wer e K.l m Ha ll and PH11l!ne I J t· vtng, wtth Hr end~ P(:tl tt and Su.'i te Casto a.<. rwuter:-.-up !Jirt/Jdtl)l celebrated d errionstrC:~te the role of color in hft! and the emotwnal effect whic h it has on people. She ~ poke of color harmony as plr asmg to the eye and told of how arrangers use color in backgrowuls to create intensity and bMghtenes._o.; Wlth red , green and yellow , to creale tranquility with black or white, and to create shade and darkness with course to Mrs . Pat Thoma Ruth Moore , Cora Beegle , Linda Mayer , Peggy Crane, Margaret Parker , A11ce Thompson. Patty Parker, Addalou Lewis, Marianne Mitchell, and Jo Wil es . lUll') Her lesson on color mcluded listmg the primary , secondary and mtermediate colors , the shades and tmt.s w1lhin a color , the ble nding of colors , the complimentary colors, the spil t cumplunent.s , the paired com pliments, the triads and the rl·cedJ.ng colors , explatmng each ~lilt'. Slle emphasized the importance of .'\-ir . and Mrs F'redenck HtsP hono red their dau ghter , Tht>rt::SCI, Wlth a party on her ft rst btrthda y. A dt'eurated cak~ U..' i l n g the R.agg Nly Ann therrw and punch we rP served to the follo""ing: Theresa, Mdv m , Marvin . and Rodney c~m ­ nnlly of Parkersburg , W \-a , Jill. Olris and KBy Jett of 1Jttlc Hr>C klng, grandparents, Lucy and Wllbur 1·olor m one's everyday li fe, as well as the tr use in nower a rrangements . l.<~ rry Chn ~ tl . for'I04aYs Famifirzs I offer a total program to help p rotect your family "s way olii'IAng and bu ild fina.ncio31 ~ecurtty for youn umr e m".n! ~o~ears. Call me fo{ detaib MIKE SWIGER 992 -6685 . ,M i ddleport . 0 . .,,., •••• ~ tatt farm Life and Acc1dent Assurance Companv , ..... 0 .... < I of HO<·kmgpurt , sturaly n , a nd Becky Smit h of HtK'kingport , Maxme and Patty :--.;ut t<r of H ockin~po rt . Jac kie a nd D<wid l:l 1gley of Fteecisvlile , Sherra: Scott, fl1ck y and Ftonzel Robert.s of IJlliL' Hocking, Delores , Scutt, Sy bil and Sa ra f"ostc r of Belpre . Lorell<l , Tu mm y an d Joshua Snuth of Reeds\· ill ~, Dale . Hez, and Chnstupher 1\obcrl' of Coo lville and grandpan·nts. F rank and Mary Alwe Btse a nd Mabel Hetze r of Fteed.snlle •10me o Mrs . Bnck.les served a dessert Roberts and chi ldren. Kenny. Tina and Ask me about Ufe lnsunmce Q!t l..@ '""n""l,l ' O ~ 11 1-rorm BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - DO YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY? -ARE YOUR EARNINGS DEFLATED BY INFLATION1 -DOES YOUR WORK LACK OPPORTUNITY AND CHALLENGE? - IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN FULL OR PART TIME OPPORTUNITIES FOR HUSAND AND WIFE TEAMS OR SINGLES .... Send Resume To: 'l u e~da y at H.ivervtew F:lernentary School. TUESDAY !'HESTER CO UN C IL :\23, rl3ughte rs of Amenca, 7 30Tuesday at the hall . Quarterly birthdays to be obse rved. Potluc k refreshment s . P.0. BOX 429-K Cia ~E DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, OH., 45769 nus First child born CHRISTMAS COLOR SPECIAL! .. .-..... (lhck In t l - fOI' CHRISTMA•J MERIT smokers rate low tar MERIT satisfying Proof: A significant n1ajority of smokers rate taste alternative to high tar brands. MERIT taste as good as -or better than New national smoker study results pn)\-c it . leadi ng hi gh tar brands. Even cigarettes having twice the tar! Proof- The overwhelm ing m~1jority of MERIT smokers polled feel they didn't sacrifice taste m Proof: Of the 95°{1 stating a preference, 3 out of 4 smokers chose the MERIT low tar/ switching from high tar cig~uettes . Proof: 96(~6 of MERIT smokers don 't mhs good taste combination over high tar leaders former high tar brands. . · < I when tar levels were revealed. 1 . . Proof- 9 out of 10 enjoy • -You've read the results. The 1 --~ conclusion is clearer than ever: smoking as much since switching • to MERIT, are glad they switched. MERIT MERIT delivers a winning combinZttion of taste and low tar. and report MERIT is the best Menthol A combination that's tasting low tar they've cn:r tried. Filter attrac tin g more and more Smokers report the taste of low tar MERIT matches that of smokers every day and - more high tar cigarettes. im portantly - satisfyi ng them l( mg- term . New taste tests with thousands of smokers prove it. <; . ' l '' Saving Place - - - - - 1 NOV. 20 · NOV. 25 TUES., WED., FRI., SAT. & SUN~ he NUMBER 1s Oh10 Lottery 's exc1t1ng new Da11y Numt>er Game. a game you c an play eve ry d ay P1e< your o w n 3-d'g 't numbe r - from 000 to 999 P1ck your 0 1rth d ate . your ann1ve rsory - any number 1hat (Ou ve got a ounch could be lucky for yOU' Choose fro--c f,ve d 1Heren t ways to oet, eacc w 1th 111 o w n oads and payoffs Bet from S0' up to SS 00 '" a tiCket If youve go t a 'lUIICh 11ead fcor The NUMBER Sa les A gent near 10 u and plav t ~at hunch' If /OUr nurTt>er comes up a w 1nner 'n :he 11ghtly draw 1ng_ you can collect your cash r>gh t away - up to 5599' W 1nn,ng t1c kets m ust t>e val 1dated 2-Poses, :l4 l:olor Prmts, New Bigger Package! Now Contains Add'l 5 x 7 +5 wallets • AII•Jh .-rlc:omr • Gr o ups St.OO _e• tr.a p~r pt>rwn• e (omp.u~ th~ 'w".l lu~ .atlf'U lh oin ~4 c • p• c h.uot • l.nt Ot>hv~ry • 1 S.atisf.a<tion Ahut'' m lull d~pmit r h t>t>rfulh· re fund ed • "Ask about our Classic Portrait'"" '1 [""r. Fir·:-:.;.. ---_-... -__ C h ..trm\ not include-d in p,u· ~"l" of aroup photos Play every day! If yow hunch is right, you win that night! l j MERIT Watch The NUMBER drawing nightly at 7:9.9 on O Ph ili p M orn! Inc. 197'i L O W I AH I: NHI C H Hl f l/\ V< !I t Warning : The Surgeon Ge neral Has De term1 ned That Cigarette Smok tng Is Dang erou s 111YPII f Healtll K1rys . 811t1 r;:1 ' ' "li1JIItl.IJ I I11 P. 1OO s 11 c1g · ta( (J 7n;y ntl Oitnl' rw 111' t'. · ·1, I wcmh-tv OHIO LOTTERY'S DAILY NUMBER GAME. - - .. · · - - - -- - - .,,J, f lP!IW' 11 /l1 Kings &lOO's Here are The NUMBER Sales Agents in your area: C H ESAPEAKE Ha n ' s Umon 16 100 2nd .::- ·H·f'l ut· GALLIPOLIS GUYSVILLE Fr u th PharmtH:y U4 J ac k s on P1k e Rubv 's s~nistt M•ine Rl . so East (Due to mstallat 1on delays, a few agents may ® t yet be q:;:>erauonal.) WELLSTON Brenner'• Grocery 1)06 S. Penn1y1van11 �• '. :. I Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Monday, Nov . 19, 1979 Sorority to donate $50 to family The needy lamtly "adopted" by the Oluo Eta Phi Otapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorortty will be given a $50 gilt certificate lor Thanksgiving . Plans for remembering the family at this time ,..._~de at a meeting Tuesday night in 1;te Riverboat Room of the Athens COunty Savings and Loan OJ., Pomeroy office. Tentative plans were also made for the traditional Santa visits to children with the schedule being from Dec. 17 through Dec . :Ill. Any residents wanting to have Santa visit their chidren are asked to call Kathy Doidge, 992.0246. The cost will be $2.50 lor the first child and 50 cent.s for each cluld in the family . Mrs . Cathy Cwrunings announced that a bonus check for having over six pledges has been received . Mrs . Patsy ()gdin, social co-chairman . suggested a theatre party on Nov . 30 with members interested to contact INDIAN PA CK MEETING-Syracuse Cub Scout Pack observed an Indian theme for their Thursday mght meetmg. Ores.sed ill Indian garb displaying weapons and mslrwnent.s whk h they made are seated front , Eber Pickens, Oms Stout. Heather McPiuul, Kevin Gruesr, Grueser, and Todd Li.sle, standing, Richard Peyton, Chris Baer, Scott McPhail, Brian Weaver , Jerry Aleshire, and Chad Taylor ; with Martha McPhail, den mother; Hugh McPhail, pack leader ; and Donna Aleslure, den mother, left to right. Syracuse C'ubs meet Thursday night SYHAl 'USE-An lnrhan theme wa .s carnt•rt out at thl:' Thursda)· night meet1 ng of tht· tht' S)Tacuse The bears for their achievement un a folklore character gave reports as follows : Chris Baer on Mike Ftnk, Scott Me Phail on Wind Wagon Smith, and Jerry Aleslure on John nie Appleseed . The wolves or the pack told stones us111g lndJan sign Cub Scout Pdt'k hel d at the Syracus~ Elemenl<lry Scho()l Kevin Grue!'lCT and Brian Wt.~l:lvcr led ill the pled~e to the flag and the Lord ·."i Praver Advallcernent b€ad') language and Indian symbols . The bears then presented an origmal skit entitled "Dinner with the Pilgrims ." They displayed weapons and instruments which they had made sang "!'en Little Indians" , and did ar Indian war dance . were presentt-'\1 tu Todd l.1sl e. Shcun Sirnpstm . Bnan Wcavt>r. and S.cott Reedsvillo UM W meets recently McPhail r ~·nner ('lffdo.; WPfll to Kevtn Cru~·scr nnd Hnan Weaver. Kcvlrl l~fHt':...t>r fl' l 't'l\' l"(l a Kuld ~::~r­ The Reedsvt lle United Methodist Women mel ~<1th Mrs . May Humphrey for their November meeting Mrs . Sandy O!wdery led the de,otwns, using the topic , "True Meaning of Thanksgiving." Openmg song was " We Want to Praise You Every Way We Can ." A candlelight service was held WJ th several mem · bers participating . All present expressed their thanks for blessings received . Music was presen ted by Mrs . Sue Douglas, Mrs . Sue Reed and Becky Butter. OoSlllg song was "When We All Get to Heaven ." Program closed with prayer by Mrs . Vivian Humphrey . During the business session con ducted by president , Mrs . Vivian Humphrey , plans were completed for a visit to Arcadia Nursing Home at Coolville, also to the count y home at Pomeroy in December . Thank you was read from Mrs . Bowman . Evaluation repo rt was filled out . Thrty.three shut-in calls were ro w , and Tnd d I J.'!l t· . t hns Baer. and Scott .\ 1cPha il rt••·t·t\·t·J !-ill\.ier ar- rows . .Sunmkrtlnll' pack aw;:~rd ptrlS went to Chns St t1 ut . Todd i.Jslr. Chns Baer . ( ~dr) Alt•shlre. and Scott ~kPhatl . Two new membtor!) mtroduced were ('hall THy lor anrl E~r Pickens . SOMEDAY, ALL cars may run on GASOHOLY.Ours reported . Round robtn cards we re signed for two friends. Hefres hm en t s usi n g the Thanksgiving mot if were served to Mrs . Opal Harris, Mrs. Margaret Grossnickle, Mrs . Otane Bennett Stanley Bennett , Mrs . Sue Reed' Angle FU.ed, Mrs . Conme Bowman' Mrs . Marlene Putman , Mrs . Mary Bise, Mrs . Betty Huffman, Miss Carrie Best , MisB Becky Butter, Beverly Wiga l, Lisa Rucker, Rev. John Douglas, Mrs. Virglllia Walton, guests, and these members, Mrs . Vema Rose, Mrs . Vickie Keller Mrs . Mamie Buckley, Mrs. O!nni~ Rucker, Mrs . Sandy Cowdery, Mrs. Vivian Humphrey, Mrs. Lorraine Wigal , Mrs. Dolly Reed, Mrs . Sue Douglas , Mrs . Violet Sa tte rfield, Mrs . Patty Martin and Mrs . Lillian Pickens . Door prize was given to Beverly Wigal. T he December meet ing wlll be With Mrs . Wigal and Mrs . Buckley will be co-hostess. NOW CARRIER NEEDED IN CLIFTON, W. Va . ( •·I' ! 1hu I 1" 1he f11e I 11f 1ht: futt11 e, .t\.Jtl.tbk lnda~ fro m J.'\ ,\o[JM'\~1.:" It<. a n1JX.1Uil: u f ll lll l' r~m . . leaJ -fr el' ~·~~''ltnc .tnd nnl' potr1 . duliHtl. L. tntrnp ro\.e mtk<t!!.L' anJ c n~.nL' r(.'I1111TJJ;tnl(·. I"L" Ljll lrC ... flO adtu..,tmL"III.., to u..,e . tnd (''"' ,.., (nmprtttt'Ve '-' tlh rr t'll l lllfll unk .nln1 ~·1\nlmt• lr ·•. tl. tn l-.1 111 HI • r'f d L;tr' t'Tl)!!flt WINTER SNOW TIRES NOW ON SALE! CALL THE DAILY SENTINEL COLLECT LANDMARK SUPER SERVICE STATION Between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. H<l E Matn St Pomero~ . Ohw l-614-992-2156 Racine, Q_ P H E B E'S STO R E We Glady Accep t Fed . Food Sta mps Monday th r u Fri da y SCLOSED UNDAYS Boiled Ham .....~~.'.~.~-~-~.~ . • 1" Cube Steak ........ -·-·-L~. '2 09 Jowl Bacon ..~~.~.~~~ ..2-~.~· '1 19 89 Cheese ...... ~-~--.'1 A holiday dinner and party was set for Dec. 21 when the Past Matrons of Evangeline rllapter, Order of the Eastern Star, met Friday evening at the home of Mrs . Marie Hawkins . Mrs . Beulah Hayes was tbe II.S8isting hostess . The party will be held at the home of Mrs . Emma K. aatworthy with a 6 pm. poUuck dinner and a $3 gilt exchange . Mrs . Virginia Buchanan presided at the meeting with a thank you pr ayer being given by Mrs . Hawkins, a thank yoij thought by r . -· ~ Mrs . Hayes, a thank you poem by Mrs. C1atworthy. Officers elected lor the year were Mrs. Buchanan, president; Mrs. aatworthy' vice president; Mrs . Rosemary Lyons, secretarytreasurer . Games were played with prizesgoing to Mrs . Kathryn Knight , Mrs . Buchanan , Mrs . Clatworthy, and Mrs . Lyons . Mrs . Hawkins and Mrs . Hayes served relreshment.s to those named and Mrs Evelyn Lewis , Mrs . Grace French, Mrs. Roma Hawkins, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs . Helen Reynolds. 1 17 LB ANO Uo' J I SEMI BONELESS lb. Tavern or Sugardale Holiday Boneless HAMS .. • I I Lb. WHOLE HAMS •••••••••••••••••• ~~~ $}49 89c .. ::d.~: ........... =~·. TURKEY BREASTS •••••••••~~-. '1 49 sTwU IFTReuK TTEERBY ALLS ,. I WIENERS ••••••••••• ••LB.••• $} 59 II I Swift 1 KAHN S FRESH STANDARD Lb Pkg '2" ALL 2 WHITE lb Pkg II I S) 79 SAVORY lb•. 0FARMLAND YSTER$...................................................1•2.?!: ... ~2.49 TURKEY ROAST.. ...•..•..••• _2 ~~~.sJ 39 1 ALL DARK 2 19 :~."~.Jl CANNED HAMS .................................... LBS. '4.49 ARMOUR GOLDEN STAR BUnER BASTED BACON .................... lB. 69' I DUCKS ........................... ~.b~.$} 1 9 I TURKEY 5.................... !.0.:~~-~~~-~~ ••••• ••• •• •• •• •• •••• •••• ••L~~ •• 83 e I BIGGEST SAVtftGS IN CUBE STEAKS YlrMs . ..... . . ..s LBS. 'x$1 00 VAUGHAN'S • 1na CALIFORNIA PASCAL CELERY FAN CY U. S. NO. 1 POTATOES ...........} 0 lBs. UST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ggc stalk 39C DARK RED U. S. NO. 1 GRADE A FANCY GOLD OR RED DELICIOUS CRANBERRIES APPLES ....................... :h..~~~~~~- $369 lB. 59e BRAND NAMES YOU KNOW I CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY ---50 MAINTENANCE-FREE DELCO BATIERIES . . . REYNOLDS'· WRAP SERIES 37.5 ulowu ---........ _ ... ---...... .................. TEA BAGS ...,.II 5 L; for n sQ.n. 79c ............ "' 100 CT. $}99 While Quantltle• Loat SOFT PRINTS """"" Power Plus Starters and Alternators if &f) 'I\ ALL·TEMPERATU"AE STARTING I MODEL 800-0263 RUGGED, HIGH ·OUTPUT DUPONT STARTING FLU!D FOR MOST FORD and G.M. CARS '29:NGE TOILET TISSUE 4 ROLL PKG. $94500 '--· -' o SALE DATES NOVEMBER 19OCEAN SPRAY 79c MONARCH SAUCE OR WHOLE CRIIIBERRY SAUCE ......... I 1 0 00 p urc hase TENDER lEAF ,..,.,.. .... rolllblnt 0011 1 ~ I 'I ATTENTION Holiday party plann;ed AR M OUR GRAD E .. A .. BASTED TOM Parts Plus G&J Auto Parts Co. -.IIIII, •. autostor~ "GO" WITH THE ............... powM can 9: 00 ti l 7 : 00 Sa tu rday 9 : 00-9 : 00 The Order or the Arrow 457 from Scout Troop 249 with Frank Casto advisor, performed during the even: ing . Other guests were Janet, Rhonda and Bobby Jeffers, Pat and Mikie Van Mat l'l!, Linnie Belle Aleshire Richard Peyton . ' Members and their parent.s attending were Mr. and Mrs . J erry Aleshire and Jerry, Mr. a nd Mrs. Greg Bailey , Otris and Andy Baer, Mr. and Mrs . John Lisle, Todd , Scott and Travis , Mrs . Dave Stout, Otris and Robin, Mrs . Carl Weaver, Brian and Amy, Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser and Kevin, T. J. Robanna , Eber Pickens, Oiad Taylor , and Mr . and Mrs . Hugh McPhail, Scott and Heather . the nelrt meeting will be held on Nov . Tl at th<· O!lumbia Gas CO . in Middleport Mrs . Cummings and Mrs . Nancy Hill will be hostesses. Sherrie Abbott had the cultural report with a representative of the Drehel ~ramie Shop in Middleport displaying several ceramics and talking a bout the process of finishing . either her or Patty Pickens . Members were reminded of the Christmas gift exchange for m•mbers to be held on Dec . 18 at the home of Mrs . Pickens, Otester . In the event of bad weather, the party will be held at the home or Lynn o-ow in Syracuse . A lund raising project was discuased . Mrs . Susan Well announced that PACKED IN SYRUP CHUNK, SLIC ED. CRUSHED DOLE PINEAPPLE ............... ~g~~Z-59~ s'iiA'ci.ciuKERs ~:: 79 1ciioco'liii CHIP cooKIEs ·:.;: 99« 1 . MONARCH YELLOW CLING-SLICED OR HALVES PEACHES·······l~~~.~.".....2! 89~ J'/lno LIMIT 2 WITH PURCHASES · HUFFY 3 LB. CAN $F9 TWIN MAIO SEE RC NOODLES 12 tt ...T ANQL E- PA OO F '"'. 10 ~auage all copper con due lOr\. All igator clamps I ~~~U .. . ' - . •. -- . - - - - -·- In sturdy storage BATTERY POST PROTECTOR • Helps ' protono & PIECES battery hie • Will no! dry out Ho. 1400 12 -01 JOY DETE RGENT 3 DIAMOND STEMS • Chemtcally treated to p r~ent corros•on -:-----.::::::__-:-_-_....:::, ~ COLA DI SPLAY FC" . DETAI LS 8 OL PKG. 49~ 69¢ box Flexibtero 50°(F J. BIKE BOLT TOWELS MUSHROOMS OL $}00 2 4CANS G&J AUTO PARTS CO. - - - - 1DAIRY VALUES I CARDINAL CREAMERY FRESH 7-UP "Over .SO Years of S.rvlce., I. . . CARDINAL WEST SECOND ~~: $}39 •• ••••• •••• ••• PLASTIC $}69 2% Ml LK ................................~~~ STERILIZED 8 OL JAR WHIPPING CREAM ...................... . COKE YAMS..-·-.....................~.E!:. 25 ~ TANGERINES ........':l.c:>~~~ .59e 11A Thanksg,vmg _ May you have many things to be thankful f or . We have all of th e trimm i ngs for Tu r k ey Da y _ Be sure and take a look ~ta~~e's m eat case for some excellent cuts of m eat for a ft er Turkey 1"1.00• .. . US '10RIS 89~ ~ TOMATOES ............... ~-~: .. 59~ '"'''~"· ~o~ema ry' Melinda ' Joe, Albert & John w i sh you A Happy " "" R n tR Q HUFFY BIKE 8 16 oz. BTlS. POTATO CHIPS 13 OL CREAM CHEESE ........................ ~~~~. 99C: 69~ 0011-01 0 STO RES GARVIN'S 6% BUffiRFAT ;~lj. EGG NOG .................qr~·-·99~ --· - MR. BEE 8 OZ. KRAFT PHILADELPHIA BIRDS-EYE - \1 IFROZEN !OOD VALUES I 8 OZ. 59~ COOL WHIP...............................~~.. CARDINAL ICE CREAM ····· .............................•. VALlEY BELL QT. !ii-IERIIIE1r ••••••••••••..••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• gg~ ALLGRINDS COFFEE Z~~J 5" 16 -oz. Can SHORTENING $}65 MAXWELL HOUSE q,OSTORES �.. ' " . Jaily Sentine:, .111ddlepon-Pomeroy, 0., Monday. Nov . 19, 1!n9 • Your Best Buys Are t.,ou11d Notices WANT AD CHARGES I~ NO HUNTING , no trespa ss+n y w 1th no ex c ep110ns on my prope-rty Judy M LGr aw Sel f Words ur Undt'r (~!ili 11ulr~e I day 1 00 I 7!1 2 d.11y s J dars 6days 1 :.0 I ll() 300 l!l(l 2. 2!1 375 Ea<:h word ovrr tht- nunuuum 15 word.!! 15 i <'"en'-' per word J)t'r d.8y Ad1i ~other tt\an CtJn· set·utrve days wtll be chft.rged 11.1 lhe Ida)" rate lr1 memory. Card o( Thll.nks 1md Ob1 tw..ry 6 nm'-' ptor wonJ , 13.00 rrummum f"a .-.h LJJ Mubtl.: H(.fllt' ~10.'1 and 'r"Hnl s.aleo~ are <tt"<'t'ptt'd ,l(l ]} w1th r !Uh ""1U1!Jnln Z!) l~Jl l dWTKt' ad::l t' Hrf")' lllll! f.l.o11 ~umber In '"a re of Ttw -"'t-ntllwl The Publtslwr rc.sn>"cs tht.· nto:ht to edit or re;t'l:\ any ild'i deemed objrc\Lunitl Thl' Publisher will not bt- respon.~ 1 blr fOI" mort' Uuu1 Ullt" l!l( 'OITI"l 1 GU N SH OOT Rac•n e V o luntee r F 1re Dept Every Saturday 6 30 p m At th e1r building +n Bashan F ac t ory c hoke guns only GU N SHOOT eve ry Sunday 12 00 Fac tory c hoke onl y Corn Hollow Gun Club , Rutland Pr oceeds donated to Boy Scou t Troop 2A9 l:ld· l vance lor _H_~IjJ IJ1 - ~r1.10fl CERA MI C CL ASSES . Mun dny Thursd ay 79 prn , Tu('Sd ay and F rH.ldy 2·1 ~nn 5 1 pm Ore~1e1 · -, C er a m, c~. 59 N 2nd Ave , M 1dd leporl . OH 992 1751 A NYON E HA VING ooug n l ba by f ur n1 1ure at 1 pr 1ce on No v 11 aT D1 c k Waeve r·s re s1d en ce. please conta c r 992 350/ 1mmedia f ely For Sale OPERA T OR w1fh rig that can auger POst holes 8 " diameter and -42 " deep in shale ni l! with 16" soil c over . Reply Box 719 1<. , c o the Daily Sen t met . Pomeroy , OH A5769 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADIJNES NO t-iU N l i N G or Tr espcl~!.+nq day· o r n 1gr-L! on fh e cnarles Yo st and 1\•an Wel l tarms .\-1t111da: ~Oli(l on -'>a turda.\ T'ue.'tda) thru Fnda } • p"' tht' da)" bt-fun- publwahun Su.ru.la y 4 p ,\-t Fnda} afternol0/1 C OAL . MEIGS COUN r Y HUMANE SO CIETY 99') 6160 Pets ava il abl e tor adopt ion and ,n fo rm nh on serv1ce GU N SHO OT EVERY SU NDAY l PM FACTORY ONLY RAC I N E GUN CL U B IN THE COURT 0~ COMMON PLEAS . MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Caro lyn Sue Reynold s. Plaintrff , CANDY demon ~ 1 ra l 10 n every Satu rda y nt 1 p m ,~ t the Carousel Cn f£' Ct1 onery 317 N 2nd Avf> . Mtdd lf' OOrt OUT 173JS NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO · Ronald Frankl1n Reynold\ , Sr ., wh o'!>e dd dress IS unknown : You are hereby nold 1c-d that you have been named a defendant ' " a tegat ac l1on enfdled Carolyn Sue Reyno lds, Plainftff , vs. Ronald Franklin Reynolds , Sr. Defendant Thi s action has been ass1gned Case N o 17335 and 1s pending in the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs Counr, . Pomeroy , Oh io 4.5769 The ObJf'Ct of the com plainT 1S Th e ot> ta in1ng ot a d1vorce d nd the r er mmat 1on o f n marr1age co nrra c t bet'wern Th e p a r l 1es, the <..eltlernent of trw properly ngh t s of the par l1 es, and the rt>storat +on ot plaintiff ' s ma1den namt> You are req u1red lo a n sw er the co mpla .nt Wil h+ n 2B days after the last publicat1on of Tt'11s not .ce . whi c h w ill be publ+shed on c e each week l or si-.: sue cessive weeks, The last pub li cation will be made on December 17, 1979. and the 1a days for answer w111 r ommence on that date I n c ase Of your fa ilu re to answer or otherwise rf•sponrl ao:; rPquired by Hlt> O nlo R U f'S Ol (lVII Pr oce dur e . tt1 e final ~wnr1ng on lh1 s m n tt er w•ll be hel d aif ('r tn c exp,ra 11 0n of 78 days after t ht> l a'> 1 any ot pub loc nt 1on of 1ht ') no f tC(' or as ~con H1(' r ea ft er as c an bP schL•d ull'd o·y ttw Court L rtr ry Spencer Clerk ol Cou r t of Me•gs County , Oh10 ( II) 12 , 19 , 15 ( 12 ) ) , 10. 17, 1 61c PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO EST ATE OF ROSCOE SATTER~IELO , DECEA · SED Case No 228'11 Docket M Page BJ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On November 15, 1Q79, 1n the Me 1gs Cou nty Probate Court, Case No . 22a5L Dan Sat terf ie ld , 1957 Wes t Road . Lot 14 A l exis Toledo, Ohio was appointed Executor o f th~ estate of Roscoe Satterfield, deceased , l ate of Village of Middleport . M ei gs County , Ohio . Robert E . Buck Probate Judge Clerk 1111 19,2611213. 3tc B USINESS CilrOi onil F rlb fiC S. SR 7 nor tn o f Ch ester OH wil l be closPd perman ently Wed , Nov '}I The bus . ness t1as be('n o:;.old and w i ll b e moved t o Gall+poi 1S Ferry , WV , 3 m +les south of tt1 e Silver Memor1al Br idge We WtSh to e-.:press, our s1n cer e apprec1al ono to our PilSt patrns Henry and Ma r y Hunter owners ~' ~r~~ald Franklin Reynolds . Defend<~nt Ca~eNo OF 38'11 BOOKKEEPER for local WINTER C.W Proffitt farm, Por tland , OH $8 a hundred and S5 a hundred EARN EXl RA Christmas mone.,. , wearing and selling beau1iful Caroline Em mons jewelry Apply Tuesday . N011 20 10 am to 6 pm Hol1day I n n. Gaii +POI+s Room 119 . ask lor Judy FAMI L Y YARD SALE Tuesday . N011 10. Libbys F ishe r's, Racine Items too n umerous to mention YARD SALE (trash and treasures ). Nov . 19, 2Q, 21, 23 9 ti I 5. Clothing, fur nilure , toys . much. mu ch more Gordon Caldwell , Tu ppers Plains, OH HOOF HOLLOW , Engl+sh an d Western . Saddles and har n ess . Horses and ponies . Ruth Reeves. 614 Barding and 698 3190 R iding Lessons an d Horse Care produ c ts Western bOOts Children ' s S15.50 Adults S29 .00 RI SI NG STAR Kennel Boardi ng Call 367 029?. Rewrtrd QQ'} 5)5 4 LOS T B LUE T+c k f emale coon houno ,n Ba ll R un Bunker Hi ll area Ro1ue belongs. to my son John ~m 1 t h , bu t has, co llar w ith Osc ar T Sm11h , Rt . 2, Ponieroy 992 55'il4, reward LO ST, pres.umed stolen F I atwods · Dark Hollow area Black and wh1 te f ema le Walker hound Bla ck right eyye and tat roo '147 J175 or c onta c t C.vr ol l Wtll'e A.nsw ers to G ;P '1Y Judy Taylor 614 367 7220 . KENNELS Boarding , all breed s Clea n 1ndoor outdoor tac+lil+es Also AKC reg1stered Dobermans 614 446 7195 BEAUTIFULLY MARKE D AKC Boston terrier pups Shots, paper tra+ned, ma le ortema le S1 75 ea 992 ·390.S. Wanted to Rent SMALL FARM with house or 1ra 11er 992 5298 . For Rent COUNTRY MOBI LE H Omf' Par~~; , Rout e JJ. no rth o f Pomerov Large lo t s Cal l 997 !-4!9 J AND • RM furn•shed ap ts Phon e ~2 5-434 TRAILER LOT Caii7A2 ·31'22 for rent THREE ROOM turn . ap f _ Ut+1Jt1 es pa 1d Adults, no pets , no drunks John Sheets , 3 11 miles south. Rt . 7, Middleport HOU SE IN S r rM~_,:,e Pre t('r co upl(' N 1Cf' nt"•9h borhOOd Ca l l alt er 5. 985 POMEROY LANDMARK ~ SMALL K ITTE N S. )male-:, dnd large r k 1tlf:'n Mother tS S1 ame<..e (/q') ]11 6 TER Rl ER , SHORT 1"1aired , male, playful Pomeran 1an type , male , wormed, shots Humane Socie f y, 992 6260 . TO home . reQiS ! ered male Car 1n l(' rr e r 4 YC'S o Id HOUS{'b rk Pn CN"} J090 Auto Sales 1Yl<il FORO F 1~ . 4 wh eel dr•ve. t anor f t o pp e r AuiO , P 5 . P B ~ Phon e 9B5 4339 1976 GMC 1 • t on PI Ckup , P S , P B , AM FM rad to '1 3,000 miles $3 ,000 992 7055 DODGE 1977 ROYAL Monaco w~gon 4.40 V 8, P S P B A C tilt wh eel . AM FM c;, fprf'O 5 S 1 +'~•1 be ll ed rad 1al ', c hrom1um plil ted roo f rack E ue lle nr con d 1f oon ldeil l f or laryt• lam oly an d haultng C dnl per ASio. lngS36 14tlr m Call between 5 and 7 p m 992 7019 1973 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER , 340' sp . new tires and mags 92 7768 or 992 5671. FORD 1974 MUSTANG Ghia, auto ., 6 cy l ., low mileage . $1900 . 949 2042 1 Case No. 22874 pi ckup 1911 10x5.5 tw o be-dr oom mobile hOm{' 1n Rac, ne ar ea 992 ;a ;a T WO BEDROOM house . M i ddlepor t Ph o nf' 61.! 4..46 l7PB . For Sale GOOD 19 74 CAPRI. auto , S17SO 991 6069 . CHEVR DLE T frud< Ge t s LUV 35 m p g 991 5933 CLEARANCE SALE co mpo n ent SyS!f'rnS In ma rc he-d sr ts of mn: and m a~ (h Soeilk£·rs l or horne en i L•r Tnln,nq cen terc, radiOS ill.J! Omoh,lf'S clnd p,lf,os CoMtltn<"!T oon AM FM s t erpo~ and tape d('ck , c asse l! or S trac k , CB base s tat ions and mobile uni ts Portable AM FM r~dios wit h lapf' play er and re co r der D1gital AM FM c lod radios and c ompact AM F M pock e t radios Por tabl e rec order T elevisions -~ portable and conso le mOdels . Regencv sc anners Antennas and masting Many opt+onat a cc es~ories ,-1r'rl (!r•rwri!l plf'l t ron,r <; up pit' "> i=ranl ,~ TV nnd E lec Tro n ,cs. 39160 Brndbury Rn M 1ddlepor t O H 4.5760 'N7 7?76 GO L F PRESENTS for Chr,stma s. Bags , ball s, e t c Spec1 al ladies' putters John Teaford . 61A 985 3961 REDUCE SA~E and la•l with GoB~se Tablets and E Vap " water pil l s" Nelson Drug Wanted to Buy__ ANTIQUES . FUR NITURE . glass , chin a. anything See or c all Rutt1 Gosney . il ntiQues. 26 N 2n d M+d clle port . OH 992 31 61 0~ ~IDUCIARY On November 15, 1979. 1n the Meigs County Proba te Court, case No . 2287./l, A lpha Cottrill , Fiffh Sl , Syracuse, Ohio 45779 was appointed Administrator of the estate of Jessie Cottrill , deceased, late of Fifth St., Syracuse, Ohio 45779. Robert E . Buck Probate Judge · Clerk 1972 DODGE 318 Charger , WoN , air , t in ted glass, sport wheels , 40,000 miles, wife 's car, Sl600, firm 99'2 5448 . 1976 F ·250 Ford heavy duty, 390 p ick up , V ·8, 4- speed, 8·1rack Truck AM ·FM in good condition . 1974 bring you extra cash 'or shopp1r.g sorees FIREWOOD FOR Now taking orders deliver , 7A2 2056 EMERGEN C Y FORD MUSTANG Ghia , auto., 6 c yl., low mileage . $1900 614 942 ]();) 19 74 F ORD MU ST ANG Ghia. auTO .. 6 c yl. , low mileage 11900. 949 2042. 1972 CHEVY NOVA, 350 YOU DO sa le Will APPLES SALES , PT PLEASANT , wv . 304 67 5 4.414 Vinyl & Aluminum Siding el nst.Nation • Storm Doors • Storm Windows • Replacement dows FINANCING VA ~HA LO ANS LOW OR NO DOWN PAYMENT PURCHASE OR REFINANCE . IRELAND MORTG AGE , 77 E . STATE , ATHENS . 614 592 3051 JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 1183 WOOD STOVES by Bener N Bens . Glassview, L ey den Hearth , Old Timer. F1r e Suburban mobil e v+ew home wood heaters , UL ap proved , and Suburban fur nacemas,ters Outdoo r Equ ipment Sales , Jet Rt s 7 and 35, Gal l ipoi•S . OH Phone 4A6 3670 HARDWAR E . Plumbtng , Heat ing , E lee trtcal ilnd A uto Suplies 822 Ma in 51 , Rutland , OH . Plastic sewer · and drain pipe , 250 lt . coiL S90 Cut 1n any lengths. 37c a ft . 20,000 BTU circulating gas heater. S'JOa King 0 Hear f ivf' room coal heater , \226 95 Bond T1te auto repa1r kit s with in struction s Also Bon d T 1t e bOdy putty , S9 a g al Rapid repa~r , S11 99 gal B us1nes~es c a ll tor wholesa le p r~ c es APPLES ROM E bedufy apples at \A per bu Bes t tor apple bu tte-r Call 669 JlfiS . Fitzpatr •c k Orchnrd . SR 689 . LUMP locally ANTIQUE POCKET w a t ches Will1ng t o pay top dollar Call 1·592 ·2973 evenings . COAL. de l 1vere-d SJ9 per ton 991 7126 BEAUTIFU L MINK ha l Dark ranch color \2 5 12 L ad1es s,ze 10 an a des •g ne r labe l clo th('S N ew co nd.t 1on 99') 3283 GO I N G OU T at Bus1 nes s J black and tan coonhou n ds All hunT 1ng equ•Pmcnt . plus dog houses Reason tor sellmg, Ill neallh Conta c t John Anderson . R 1 J. Pom eroy 992 7096 or 992 H. L WRITESEL ROOFING All types roof work , new or repair gutters and downspouts, gutter cleilning and painting . All work guaranteed. Free Estimates Reasonable Prices Call Howard ... ~ 2862 11 14 -mo bO 8 E . ·lo~I!Qiilol.l..l MAIN POMERt;>Y , D . lNG? - Close To m1nes Huge livmg room w •t h fir eplac e, large k+t c hen. 3 bedrooms. part base menf 6 acres $14.500 00 . V.A. APPROVED B uyer n eeds clos1ng co sTs In ter es t rill e II nc. 30 y f'ars To p ny . S18J 74 m onthly 81g doubl e lot 3 bedrooms , buill 10 k i tchen . c arpeting and pa neling $28.500 .00 lOO~ ~ N 1ce 1 story w i lh full bdsernent Has up to .il bedrooms, se w 1ng room . f irepla ce 1n Lots ot fa mily room closets , v A or F H JA approved S.1a,900 .00 WE ARE PLEASED TO SHOW THE ABOV E CA LL NOW FOR AP POINTMENT . REALTORS (HIP WOOD Poles max d1ameter 10 " on larges t end S12 per ton Bundled sla b \10 per t on Del1vered to Ohio Pa lle t Co. R t 'l , Pomeroy 992 1689 OLD FURNITURE . ice boxes, brass beds , iron beds, Clesks. etc . complete households . Write M D Miller . Rt . -4 , Pomer oy or ca ll 992 7760 OLD CO IN S. poc ket w1 c hes . c lass rings , wedding b ands . d1amonds Gold or Si lver Call J A Wamsley 7-42 2331 WANTED SAW loqs P a yme nt upon del1very . to our yard . 7 JO To 3 30 week. days Blilne y Hard wOOds , SR 339 . Barlow , OH 678 2980. Wanted To Buy OUTSIDE STORAGE BUILDING. APPROXIMATELY 10'x15'. CALL 992 ~ 7544 S & G Caroef Clean i ng Steam c leaned Free es timate Rf'asonable rates . Scotchguard 991 6309 or 741 'lJ.tB P ROPER IN SULATIO N i s cheaper than heat ing oil Take advantage of a gOOd investment Cal l 9'92 3188 for more information . HOR SE Great Christmu Gilt mile off Rt . 7 by -pass on St . Rl 174 toward Rutland. PETE SIMPSON 1.l Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 ~ 5682 4 Cdll -Services - - - -Offered BABYSITTER in my home F1v e davs a we-ek Two children Ref erences a must Contact . Denise Wo lfe at 9-49 2377 atrer 5 30 HOTPOINT and GENERAL ELECTRIC 141· 1474 Jeilln Trussell , 949· 2660 POMEROY LANDMARK Q~""~ _ Jack W. Carsey Mgr . L::::J '-"'"--• Phone 9'92 -2181 Gutter work, down spouts, some concre te work, w11lks 11nd dri!'WII';S . (FREE ESTIMATE! V. C. YOUNG Ill Auctions Stre.t NEW LISTING - Ni ce newer home with 3 BR . J1 ·1 bath , has luet H20 . ce ntral heat and +S on Qn .o P o w e~ Large wooded IO' JusT \32 ,SOO $1675 .00 DOWN .t yrs old 3 bedrooms, bath . n+ce kit All etec. home . 211 acres MOBILE HOME - 1972 tt1ree bt>drooms . fur ni shed , and 1 .. ac re S1b,500 . S2.162 .SO DOWN - New 3 bedrooms, all ele c., rural water, ea1 in kit . 2 garages, one detac hed and 1 a c re . fenced . 4 ACfltES - L .C. Water , 2 trailer hookups, and st or age . Onl 'f SI2 ,SOO SI1S .OO DOWN Ni ce 3 bedr oom s, eaT 1n k1f ., d!um1num <..rd1ng , new ba~ h. full baseme-nt , an d 1 J acre S91S 00 DOWN r ooms 3 be orooms, bath . b1 r r. h k +t. , tvll basement • RACINE, D . 949· 2741 or [ ~NO VE~ Y S OOI>J NOW ."i Oll AN D YOU R PAPA WI~~ {:.. _j__! FF<IGHTcNED~ LLi V$E: THE ONE 'IOU HAVE AND 'IOJ ' LL 6EIIH15. _ [] L DELNAH~I~ OK EA!> Y: WHY AM I ,;uPD!!IJLY ,0 BE REUNITED wrz EACH OTHAIRE: Nn w Flrrnnge t h~ u rcled 1ener s to 1o rm the surpr 5e answ er as sug gested by the above c il rtoon _j "[J -[ X J X J' Prmt answer here BIG AUCTION every Wed .• 7 pm . Hartford Community Center, Harffora, WV , " miles above Pomeroy · Mason Br idge - . .\lunda~ . ( .. 6Ai2.0 AifJ I'~l .JUST 1HE.IJ WH'{ 00'-l'T ~OOKIIJ0 61\S[M[WT ~~··· 1/Jf 0 0 0 0 0 :\OHTH il . . • 7~ • lll ~ i • AJ ~ 4 .-\ ~J !II II :J ' .q Wt~S T EA ST +~ H • • 9 a o :J • Ji 62 • • ; 1 +K .I 11! •i ' I ~J ,) 4 • (.J 9 H 61~ ' " •7U E~Pftl"f' 2 M,lt-1 £111 ol w.n,., vo l.. Main St BOWER~ REPAIR Swe-epers , toasters, i rons , all sma ll appliances . Lawn moWf'r Nex t to Stafe H IQhway Garage on Route 7, 985 • ~ 1 ~ SOl 'Til . AK I :uiTLE ORPHAN ANNIE t K If! 3 ~>~OWAVAILAIILE Pomeroy, o . 10 19 1 mo :i +AK H Call tor appt . or walt~ in. STOCM ~ .. mo HUNDREDS ELWOOD YfP ·· MODfRN AGE ·· · 0' MfN ··· 7 I) 4 Vulnerable R•J th L>ealer South DO fHIHUS QUI CKER AN " BETrf"R 'N EYER ··- BUTOOE BUUD01ERS · CRA.-ES . WILL HAUL limestone and oravel . Also , lime haulino and spreadinQ . Leo Morris Trucking . Phone 742 2455 THING NEVER CHAt1GES ... PEOPLE 'S LOVE !=ER GOlD ·-- Wto~t :\orlh t:a-;t .\ outh Pass Pass :\ 'lT I';,,.., !·.. ~· I \T 3825 PAINTING Real Estate for Sale HOBSTmER REALTY POMEROY ' EXCELLENT BUY af only $25 .500 .00 . MIDDLEPORT - Love !y 5 bedroom home, 2 bdfhs , li ving room . famil y room , dininQ room . ulil+fy and mooern kit chen Full basem ent w•fh natural gas lurnace An ex ecu t 1ve s tyl e home Call for your pr1vatf' s hO'W" FARM 80 acres with 10 room farm house Loca ted a boot 1 mil~ oot Flat Woods Road Sell price $80,000 00 RUN - 2 bedroom frame home on a little over seven acres . There·~ lot~ of possibil i ties with this one AskinQ S23 . .SOO .OO Choice corner lot in the Arbaugh Addi t ion Lot is 100 ' x100' and has sep ti c syste m and water tap Sells for $5,000 .00 . NEW LISTING - Call 949 2686 DOZER , END Loader, brush hog . W i ll do basemt"'nts, ponds, brush, timber , land clearino . Charles Butcher . 7~1 19-40 SEWING bed roo m h ome on East Ma in Stre-et MOdern k i f c hen . l1v1ng room , bath and utility . L ow ~atmg bills . Aluminum s•d' ng and storm win HYSELL sond · estimates . Cor ner tot on Gravel H i ll in Middlepor1 wiftl 9 room home . Full basement and 2 car garaQe . ONLY We are selling our pro· perties. If you want to sell yours give us a call. We ' ll be glod to help. Cheryl Lemley, Assoc . Phone 142·1003 Velma Nicinsky , Assoc . Phone 142-3091 George S. Hobstetter, By (J.wald Ja coh) AllEYOOP AL L PHONE 742-2003 dows AND Fr~ blasting _ MACHINE R\G~ T . and Alan Sonl<l,l!; AUCE ' TEL L I KNOW >JOJ><ING A.BOUT ANY O F IT . US WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT Tl-115 AFFAIR! Repa irs. ser11 i ce, a ll mak.es 992 128~ Th• Fabric ShOp , Pomeroy . Auftloriz~ Sln oer SaiH l'lnd Senr'lce- . We shMpeon Scissors ' • YOUR G RACE .' . I WONDER >-'DW THEV FOUND OUT W£ WERE SO BY" GA.DFRY", IT SU R.E WAS TH()uGHf· FU L OF T1-<E5E BoYS T'BRING SOME PASTRIES IN .' HUNGRY ? '' ,g -- Excavating , sep t ic systems , dozer , bOCk-. l tned to t:>ur4 1t Do you th1nl<o and the qophers the liHie fellow rejected it! is tn1inq to tell You're \~ hav1nq 1 Rt 143. Phone 1 (61<) 6'11 733! or 7•2 2593. tro~.<ble IN 9922143 . - - -· - - - -- I N STOCK for lmmedla tt delivery various size$ of pool kih. Oo ·it ·yourH if or let us install for yov . 0 . Bumgardne-r Seleos, Inc . me ' \ _ .--- -4 qett1nq SURANCE been can · cel led ? Lost vour operator's license? Phone I have never bel1eved that pipes can talk.' 561 Bee<h yOur 16 ( Jnt• kmd , p1pe, Walt? of r<K<' In spite of high interest rates, we are sell ing - If you want to sell give us a call. • u-'oST NIGI-J' 7A.:J -.-,::J TDE::7 I'J""D y.,y <o.JV m TQ TUCK "-J.t:: ~ I~ ANOKISSME GOOP-IV/13/.fTl ....1.::_ JS EJ 'O DO n.,A' '. \ .... =.'.: ..,._.=-_ : ~ --~_::, ~.vE~E 6'<:_ A BLT =~' "::;~ 4 "L ' T ... :: 2>1RL ' -\'J YMCRE :C ~EED MY f'I?IVACYl •••'• Or. 131"L ~.. f:l\ ::>0~; 3E UPS:CT t: A:._l- ' EC"- ADA:_:- SO CONG IT _ L TA.-,f: TIME 70 Gf:~ ~so=-::: L v! NG -:-OGETh:''< -::; IX (;t·Jl I~ l ratH illl .., rn :111 H L tdl t·~ ,,ru 1·-., tur 20 \-L1k1 · J+! :O nu:-, 21 Tl w;ltr lt ,d pit'+ "I' f·:f\1"• +UI . l ~ t · 2~ ~ rou p ~ :. Dn·rfi!l and ~Ht ' :to Arnn·rl at 2Y 31 Spr<tn ~ ~-,.SHO __ ULD'~---/ :t3 HdtJrt' "lb (; II -, lo~ ll't' 36 .'\qualH 1J1rd 3~ Hnl'f SAVE ON !,;ARPH DRIVE AliTIU SAVE A LOT RUBBER BACK CARPET '4'' Wnlt' r s· award t6 I .angu ish 1)(JWN PAW!! WHY CANT WE HAVE RUNNIN ' WATER LIKE OTHER F o u~s" l Actre ss \1ad~ra"'· 2 W ittlt"J S!!I J l.Jtl'ran and up Cash & Carry GOOD REMNANT SELECTION 6'x 12 ' to 12'x 16 ' 1 3800 andup noll's 4 S<>ught e lt·d1on IJ ,\II.Y CltYI'TIH!l "OTE A XVn RUl\AND fURNITURE Rutland, o_ Br,oqe ;.Je,. P 0 Srat:ou cooy o l J A CO BY $1 ro w,., dl care o.' rn, s ne ~-,.. ,o.;:Ja­ seno []o ,. ..J89 Racf11; Cr.'v .'1/f:!N Yo rk .'V i 19 } (Inc letter ..,,tnp h u ~(' d f 11 r th1 · ttlrt•f' "l.i!Hl s f o r anot hn I n th 1s ">.IIIli' ](' \ '" I. - .\ f , r I he !v.u t l ~. l'l r !" ln glL• h ·ltt:r". H•· I R' I'TIIIll liTES DO '{0L THINK HE 'S 1 REAL L~ S ICK~ NO. I Tf..IINK. HES JUST PUTTING ON HIS H'f'POCHONDRIACT: " ~-lr ' I' ~ J W \ X I. J tl ~ Club 13 6 oo- 700 Club b.B. PTL Club IS ; Health Field 10 6 3D-Concerns & Co mments 10 ; New s 17 . 6 45--Morning Report 3. 6 50-Good Morn i ng West Vi rg inia 13 ; 6 55--News 13. 7 oo- T oday 3, 15 . Good Morni ng Ame r ic a 6, 13. Tuesday Morning 8. Batman 10. Th ree Stooges L dtle Ras c al s 17 IS - AM W ea t her JJ : 7 10- Fam+ly Afta1 r 10 . 7 55--Chuck Wh1 te Repor '<.. '0 8 oo-Cao· Kangaroo 8, 10, Leave It To Beaver 17 Ses am e St 33 8 30---Romper Roo m 17 9 oo-Bob Bra u n J. B+g Valley 6; Phil Donahue 13,15 . Porky Pig & F r +ends a. One Day A t A Time 10 L uc y Show 17 9 3Q- Bob Nell'v harl B. Love o1 L de 10. Gre-en Acres 17 10 00 Car d Sharks 3.15 . Morn ing Magaz i ne I) M o'11e " Up From the Beach " 17 10 JO- H o l l ywood Squar es 3.15 ; \20 .000 P y ramid 13 . Andy Gr i l ltth 6. Wh ew B. 10 10 5') CBS N ew c, !:L Ho use Call 10. 11 00- H1gh Ro lle r s J. 15 Lave rne & Sh ·rlev 6. 13. Pr~ ce is Right 8, 10 11 JO Wt1eel a t For tune J . IS . Family Feud 6. 13 . Se same St . World 10.33 apoli l fl 1plrt" l lht· h· r·J..! th .• n d f urn 1;1lt·Jn n f l hc ,,., .,rd s t~r l· all htnls Ea l h d:1• lh t·, dt• lt ·tiL· n. ddlnl· n t 1M TOO SIC K TO 60 TO SCHOOL TODA~ TUESDAY . NOVEMBER 20, 1979 ) <IS- Farm Repor t lJ · 5 50-PTL 20. Know Your ~c hool s 33: II 5> New s 17 I? 00 N ewscenter N ews 6, 8, 10, 13 , M 1ndreader s 15. Love Amertc an S'y le l r Pear l s 3J 12 3D--- R v an ·s Hop e 6.13 Sea r ch for" Tomo rrow 8. 10 Health F +eld 15 ; Mov+e ' Promt"f' HN Anything " ll E lee Co 20 .33 I oo-- D arsof Ou r L1ve~3.15 . All My Ch1ld rf'n 6 11 Young & the Restless a. 10 1 30 As The Wor ld Tur ns B. lO : 2 25- New s 17 30 Another World J. i 5. Guiding L +gh t 8. 10 . G1ggle~norl Hofel 17 Yesterday's Answer J 00 -Gf:'nera l H ospd al o. 13, I L ove L JCy 17. Po ldark I I 20 ] 5 I )r os:-, ?~ I· uod 3D- Onf' Dav At AT . rnp 8 Jo ker ' s :HI · Whctt pf +)( ·+' :-..'i lrl i2: W rl d 10 F l1 ntston es 17 , Con H u\"'"' pi ;HJ ( <..um cr Svr'-'IVdl K II 33. -1 00 Spec1 al Treat 3. 15 , Beverly ,,9 I o!ll'f.! t' :m .\ -lano H +ll billi es B. Ses ame St . 20.33; Hl f tJ WCI Andrt'ltl ·:-. ~ ~x M +II+ On Dolla r Man 10, Real ]!J~-,-:-. w ~! 'l"< l ~lill Ml.C oy s 13 . Spect r em an 17 , tr ;lllil K· r :12 l'.nl "'a l.i-t\ 1 -1 30 Pelltc oaT Juncllon B. Tom & Jf'r ry 13 . Gill •ga n s I s 17 t I l ·.n dm~-: lur :t l \ II I J!t) 00 I Dream ot Jeann1e J : Sanford lt;d t:m dur "r f.!U il & )on 8. M 1ster Rogers 20 .33. j,jJ]Jl l\ 1:! l~ ;j~ \Ill Mary Tyler M oore 10. Merv 11! ]_hi ~ l ' hi-J ll :14 f"'l t' \olo qff G ntf1n 1.5. My T hr ee Sons 17 . 30 C arol Burnett 3. New s 6. Go n 1L' r ' Pyl e 8. Elec Co 20 ; Ma sh 10, H appy D rrys Aga in 13. I Orr: am o f Jeann 1e 17 D oct or Who 33 I • 6 00 Ne ws 3.8.10. 13 . 1 5. ABC News 6 Zoom 10. Carol Burnett 17 6 3Q- N8CNew s 3.15 . ABC N elh·s 13 ; Caro l Burnett 6. CBS N ews a. 10 . Bob Newhart 17 , Over Easy 20. 3's A Cr owd J . T1 c Tac Dough 8 P ulse 6, News 10, Newlywed Game 13 . Love American St yle 1; San ford & Son 17 : D ick Cavell 10,33 1 30 - Hol l ywood Squares 3, N ewly wed Game 6 . Joker's Wild 8, Hollywood Squares 10 , Sha Na Na 13. TV Honor Soc1ety 15. All I n The Family 17 , Ma c Neil Lehrer Report 20.33 . oo- Movie " The La s t Ride of the Dalton Gang " ) , 15 : Happy Days 6, 13 , Mov ie " R agged y Ann & Andy " 8.10 . N ova 20.33, M o vie · Shan e " 17 8 30 Angie 6. 13 . 9 00-- T hree ' s Company 6. IJ : Mo vie !lore's ho" l o work il . • "' You ng Love . F +r st Love " 8. 10: I. 8 A A X R I. 0 ~ G F E I . I. 0 W is . Ca11742 -221 t a oo-- oo- sho" 15 .\1 ys te r v jBARNEY 1For ~1 0DER N " The Gl ass Menagerie" 10. 11 JO FBI 6. Char l1e's Ange l s 13. 1 oo- Tomor row 3. News 15. 1 lo- M cMillan & W i fe 8; 1· 4QNews 13 . 2 News 17 : 2 05-- Movie " Dea th of a Scoundrel " 17 . 4 · 31)-()pen U p 17 ' ---t-+-l---l---l--1 " !/\Stant -t :l I 'I'Stl· r 44 Wf's ll•rn '9~~up Rodney, Broker Bill, Br . Mgr . Phone 991 -~341, Eve. 991-1449 Middl 0. !' ;1 rt~ ( ' tlll.'l pl fi ll'~ LIKE A R"EAL /71/MILY 1 lnltalledwith p 1 d Fre. DOWNING-CHILDS :!~ I; H I r:- pn· ~ ldl'rlt IN STOCK 7 Peaceful 3 bedroom, 111, ving room with ireplllce , dining room , k i tc hen and laundry room Centra l heat and l'llr con d1!10n . Ga rage and works,t1op plu s a pony barn _Ov~ 3 acre s with spl+t rail tence Call for dppo.n tmt-nf, $39,900 00 \1off11 pr+ Jbl•·n t SALE ON ALL Headquarters_ 9 SoJH"illl " ti F gy pt1 Ctl l Phone 99H739 30 YEARS TO PAY. T\" . ; ta r 17 Sill'Uf one· ...; r+JOl.'"i f'WI-l"--' WINNIE trom the Te.:aco Station In Syraucse 3743 or 992 · B RAOFOR 0, Avctionftr, Complete Service Phone 949 -2487 or 9.f9 2000. racine, Ohio, Crin Bradford . ! ' w nw JW~ l X F11 rrn c r JQ l.;-!1\ 1-1 T1d~ :Jf f 11fd ]it]IJ'>I ' I (!(~ IJtrthplal't" 13 Sfl<'t'tilly 15 ShitdP of gn'l'rl r::==="""rrw..::-::;:=;j~ 7 3 _~ ":C ::' vOur<_ FATHER/ f<d"! 111<-it lt- h1~ UIIKU.Jfd"d j.J• k I c~ :-,h t ·d \h(• 1<~:--\ tV.I J o., p ,Hli '" \11 ddi• il\ l h t· 1 on 1 r d l ·t .\ lan I 03~-.UIIlt ' t tlal :-;()ulh t· xpi ~IIIWd th dt l! touk lht ('O IIIhlndl!IJO nf J ~ ho rl o.,u ll -.. pad e l!·arl f1nd t)l]lh c lu h hnn IJr.., +n tht· v. r +111g "PI!! 11• lw J t h!I 1\ 1hwi1l d (JI t(lur..,t· ht· d1 d 1 •1r11plam Jnd h(· h;Hi hi..'t·n un luckv But tw h:HI m<.~d f' h1~ 1rwn hdd luck when ht· L.uk d t+• IJk t• tht· <"l uh _., af('l y play -\ Jan "T h1s cl uh -., ult 1:-. ~t' l up fur th(' twst knu v.' n of <til tht· myn~d ~ Jfl· ty p l i::!y:-, cJ\' Lirl · dh! t· Sn uth :-.hou!d w1n thl· hr :-. 1 d ub w!lh thf' an: Th e J<.wk would drop_ South would tht·n w1nd up w 1t h a .., un· ten t r ll' ks and m1ght e ven ~r-ore an t' II"Vl" nlh 1n •·asl' th(• cJto f,·ndt•r s di:o.cdrdt.:d wrrmg ch walcl ··Th is "Lifrl\' pl ;:ty 1~ 11111 r•·riPf"! If L.t ~l lwld krn~ ­ J<tc k-~ rn.Jll 1n • luh ~ tlH· re W11Uld hl' no Wll\ f11 r Sii l!fh to , 1\ l!irl!wt r dub ]o..,i·r ~ Hut tlw piJ\ '-olJ (T\' (•d s .JKLIIIlS \ Llfl _V +J thn \" lllb ("ll lllhln df 1on L v•·n I! \\ ,., I h(Jid.., c~l l fnur South , - .~n t"ll/ll\' haf"k t o hi" hanrl <tnd l1·d d thr1,ug h \\, .,I 11 1 In"' ' JU:-,1 ttw 'lnt' c lub tn1 k tw ' -t n 'A ~ 12 Vacuous 23 Thro<J t St , l1 6 ( ~f ( ~ald l'o\ a p<~ntlff d1 sh A&H UptlOI5t erinQ, tt c rost 3752. 6 Of II Of the rnoon 22 Hreakf11 st Middleport, Ohio . ~~~ dt· J;ugl' f twlll} 1 Asunder r1d of 992 572• . · - - - ---·REYNOLD "S ELECTRIC Motors, rewind and repair . k1 :1 g "''Ill 5 ( )n e o f r1 ACROSS HOWERY AND MARTIN 992 ·2356, Lt!IH' by THOMAS JOSEPH CASOI.JNE ALLEY AUTOMOBILE B<.~ l'k ~ Sf?.......,.L S2J2 .. Broker WE HAVE FINANCING FOR HOMES WITH AS LOW AS 5% DOWN AND Km~ anothPr spade to ~ •Jutll .., H {' led a s~TunJ club . through o. long p•·nod r1f r ts 1on <Jr-LJ !1n ~ d! _\ · pL• yt·rl Jr . DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY Uswald ··south du (" kt ·d 1tu· queen Of Spd dl'!'> v..· l ':-,\ {'IJrlllfi Ued Wit h th~ Jac k an d -.;nulh wa s In H f' rrotn pl l~ l··d th l se~' t>ll o f r luh:-. ;m d ,tftn d shnrt pau sC' f or <'onLt·mpl<i twn , played du mm~··.., lJLH'•· n to Ea st s EXCAVATING, dozer , loader ~tnd backhoe work : dump trucks and lo boys for hire. will t1aul fill dirt, top soil, limestone and gravel . Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992 7019. night phone 992 l$25 or 992 · 6 oo- Ne ws 3.8. 10. IJ, IS : ABC News 6. Zoo m 20 . Carol Burnell 17 . 6 3D-- NB C New s3,1 5; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett 6. C B S News 8, 10 ; Bob Newhart 17 , Over Easv 20 . 7 CIO-J"s A Crowd) ; Ti c Tac Dough 8. Muppet Show 6 , News 10 ; Newlywed Game 13 . Love American Style 15: Sanford & Son 17 Dick Cavett 20.33 . 30--- Thai Na shvil l e Music 3; Newl ywed Game 6; Joker's Wild 8: Fil mity Feud 10, 13 : Nast1vllle On The Road 15 , All In The Fa mily 17 . Ma c N ei l Lehrer Re port 20,33 8 oo-- Little House on the Prairie ), 15. 240 Robert 13, Edwar d the K+ ng 6; Peanu ts 8, 10 ; Dionnf' Ou1nt uplel s 20 , 33. Falcon Foo tbal l 17 8 Jo-- Mash 8. 10 . 9 oo- Bob Hope 3,1 .5 . NFL Football 6. 13 ; Movie ' The Turning Po int " 8 .10: Mo11ie Change of Habit " 17 9 30 ~ S tringer . Portrait of a Newsreel Camerman 20.33 . 10 DO- Poldark I I 33 . N ews 20 . 10 JO-Coping with Kids 20 11 00--- News 3.15 ; Last of the Wild 17 . Dick Cavett 10 . Ripping Yar ns 33 II JO- Tonight 3. 15 . News fl . 10 ; Mov1e " To Kill a Mockingb ird " 17 ,Jild .);~ l.a"'ii1VIIIt , OhiO Television Viewing 17 00--- News 6. 13 , Har ry 0 8: M ovi e 0 j GOOSf 1~1 _,u\ Safety playing important 00 UFST/<IR_:<;_ _ i\fJD UXJK AT 7? nt M0t1l9om•rl' ltd TIUILER 1 •l· ·. tf ,, f 1.. ,,.,1· '• ' " ,,,. 'If) I 1(., r, AC Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 9 28 · 1 mo . Pd . SUPER n, HAl:l<J (Jt J -- TR¥ER SAl£S 992 -2367 t. · ,. '• ,.. ,, Ill (JAi l BRIDGE 797~2745. ms . • At~r , r :" ''-' ; " ~ ·,,. 797.,57 or Tom Hosklns Featuring : men 's & women's stvling, per · ~----- Real Estate for Sale Ans wer e. MARK MORA HAIR STYLIST Jum))I&S fJLJI[J(J Saturdays ' Mick's Barber & Style Cen fer Introduces - · · ·-Housing -- 2182 [) ~~DIR~GS I Rooflfl9, gutte-rs, 1nd downspouts . Fret Estimates . All work gu1nnteeod. 20 years ••· perience. Call Athens, collect, Gerild Clark Il -l I Pd I WE NOW HAVE GOOD QUICK FINANCING AND PROSPECTS . IF YOU WANT TO SEll CALL 992· l32S. OWNER WILL sell 40 acres or more with 1978 H oll ypar k mob1le home 14xJO w 1H1 ex p ando PluS 14x 36 tam+ly room at ta c hPd . full y ( a rpe ted , ru ral wa fer . some pas t ure , t•mber , fen ce, Sfdnd1ny same walnu t , sun deck front and b ack LOcated on New Lima Rd . Call 614 7A::1 I I I Sales Rep. For Sundins Hammond Organs Tyree Blvd . Racine,~ 0 h i 0 Phone 949 -2118 eveings after S p .m . w~•umua after 12 noon . 11 19 1 mo . 99nJJ< $25.000 .00 . I..L. M:1 ·ll1S ~c.ond RAWEY +-1--,..--, 1L,-J-........... _n"'.. .-.__.-LL.__j .... :____Ji_j IDEPT I OHIO VAlliY ROOFING TUPPERS PLAINS ANYONE WISHING an old barn torn down and hauled awa y tree , c al l 98.5 4365 . WIL L CARE f or the elderly m our hom e H ave vac an cy Tra 1ne<1 and ex p erienc ed 992 73 14 116 E . 30 tf c 'ng Headquar1en Applian cel Sales & Service OFFICE •9121S9 VIRGIL B. SR . I Both New & Used ADD ONS & REMODELING Da r rel l PIANO TU NING . Lane Dan iels New phone nu m ber , 7.t1 2951 Sf'rv•ce to school s an d home ~ i nce 1965 ASSOCIATES Roger & Dottie Turner 1972 11x60 mobile n ome S5900 . 949 2860 or 949 2801 or see Charles Bissell, Rt . 1. Long Bottom Bashan . SH OEI N G 992 3188 . as k f or M c Cla nah an H enry E . Cl eland. Sr 992 2S68 RUTLAND HARDWARE , 82') Ma1 n, Rutlan d, OH One K +ng 0 Heat c oal and wooa stovf' Hearth Mate wOOd slaves fre-e standing over fhe fireplace One King 0 Heat 5 room coal heater . to Buy Hours 9-1 M ., W ., F. Other t1mes by appoint ment . 107 Sycamor e (Rear Pomeroy , 0 . 99"2 -6191 98\ 3861 Want~ed PARK FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. H enf"y E . Cle land Jr 20 FOOT G1bson chest freezer Early Amer1 c an flow ered love sea t 74'1 1348 GIFT ITEM s,ale , auossfrom Miner svi lle Ball Park 992 3980 Federal Housing & Veterans Admin . Loans . LIKE CO UNTR Y LIV 273 5029 . Sharon Stark . TWO LOTS in M e,gs M cmo r1al Gard en s Sec I on 40 C 3 4 Bo th for \300 REAL ESTATE FINANCING WANTEO your own bus1ness? Well e., tablished . Kiddie Shoppe co me s with all eq uipment . Call now for more information MIDDLEPORT -- An older 11'J story bri c k horne K+lchen ha ~ dishwasher disp osa l and hood 3 bedrooms and lots o f c loset~ . Very nice a1 S23 .SOO 00 NEW Only 3 years Old ran c h sty le with 3 oedrooms, full ba~e ment . equipped k •t c hen , larqe R ec r oom and 1S t oTal elec tr ic Lovely large Jot $44,900 00 \ tAr1swers tomorrow I f inance at 9 Pct . to reliable couple . No realtors 992 5786 HOU SE FOR SALE ben,nd Jones Bo.,.s . $5500 . Call 30-4 AFTER 5:30 P.M. Garage 10 19 1 mo . COMMERCIAL BUILOIN G on 132ft . lot at 1600 Nye Ave .• Pomeroyd, OH Will 7038 CALL 985-4344 I CIDER HOU SE COAL , lump or !4'} stoker . will deliver RUTLAND Win · Free Estimate LARGE LOT on dead end street with wafer and sewage Will finance to reli.!ble couple at 9 Pet . 992 5786 _ No realtors ALWAYS .JOSEPH IT's FLINTHEART - Hammond Oroan< 788 1589 H O NEY Fitzpatr ic k Or chard , State Route 689 . Phone W il kesville , 669 3785 . Unscrarr.ble the~e lour Juml.>les one IeMar to ea ch ~uare 10 torm lour ord tnary words . 80YS . THE DEED·:, DONE : & Famous Name Brand POW E R Ca ll 985 ·4236. 111 119,26, 1121 J , 3tc Classified Ads Jack W. c.1rsev Mgr . Phone 991 ·2181 3878 Goveaway PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE OF JESSIE COT . TRILL. DECEASED NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT GROOM ING HILLCREST BEFO~E I Business Services J&l BLOWN I Roger Hysell PIANOS INSULATION Real Estate for Sale I Used Homelile Saw $90.00 I gooo used 16cu . fl . Frigidaire Freezer Only SI7S c;(. . . . _ 19 77 LY NN HAVEN 14x65 3 bedroom 1970 v, n dale- 11-:63 w 1th ex pand o, 1 bedr 1970 New Moon 12x60 3 bdr 1973 Skylin e 12.:55 1 bedroom 1972 Bonanza 12-.:52. ') bedr B & S MOB I LE HOM E a lrernators own th e bes t buy WtNPOWER . Call 513 Pets for Sale POODLE POTATOES . FOR SALE Yard - -Sale ---- Lost and Found LOST f,qN ca t . neutered rnale f l!·d co lldr , answe rs 10 n ilmo• ot T omm,. LIMESTONE . distributing co . Wr it e 7'19 -J , c o the DailY Sentinel, Pomeroy , OH 45769 FREE Notices CHOKE GE T lODA Y "S MARKET VALU E FO R DYOUR GOLD OR 51 L VE R CON TACT ED BURKETT BARBER SHOP . MID OLE PORT NOW RA S H - K EEP IN Mollile_Homes - Sale sand . gravel, calc•um chloridf' , f f' rtihzer , dog fOOd , and all types of sa lt Excels ior Salt Works , In c, E . Main 51 , Pomeroy , 991 LAIIIIMAII• CERAM I C CLASSES star ling N ovember 17 each Saturday, 6 JO 9 .30 P . m Begi n ning and adVanced ce rarn1(~ Qrehel ·s Ct• ram1 cs. 59 N 2nd Ave , M1dd l eporl . O H Phone ~2 FS l the Sentinel Classifieds ft Jt\11.\f.t Jr>)\1 ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME r::.J ~ ~\~ L,!l~ "' Oy Henr1Arnold and Bob Lee - GREA'T NAME Wanted WANTED . In 9- The Dally S€nllnel . Middlepurt ·Pumeroy . () , Monday. Nov . 19, 1979 DICK TRACY X V .J I~ .I I [ 1 .1 1· I_) X t. I' lJ <" P l l .J llXVVXCH f: V .1 C U N H J z I. C B .I XF HJ C CXVW, M Z N F W ~ C HVXPP Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A MAN WHO STAYS A WEEK WITH ANOTHER MAKES HIM A SLAVE FOR A WEEK .--SAMUEL JOHNS0N 9JO- Ta xi 6.13 10 00 Fa mily 6. IJ: N ews 20; City N otebook J3 , 10 30---E Iizabeth R 17 , Like lt Is 20 ; Another Voi ce JJ 11 00 - News 3.6, 8, 10, 13 , 15, Dick Cavett 20; Carry On Laughing 33 . 11 Jo- Tonigt1t 3. IS ; Barney M i ller 6, 13 , Barnaby Jones 8; ABC News J3 : M ovie "T he Racer.s" '0 12 00 - Movle " Cape Fear" 17; 12 :05--Movie " That Man Bolt" 6. 13 12; <()-Mov ie '" Heller Skeller" 8; 1· oo- Tom or row 3; News 15. 1:QO-- Tomorrow 3; News 15; 2:05--N ews 13 : 2 15---News 17 . 2 20--Movie "She " 17; 4 20-Movle ·· santi ago " 17 �16-1be Daily Senltnel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Monday , Nov . 19, 1979 Careful shopping pays off Associated Press The government has predicted that food prices could go up by as much as 11 percent in 1980, but you don 't have to pay the higher prices if you shop carefully . Economists at Citibank , the country's second - bi gges t ccmmercial bank, recentl y priced a randm~ marketbasket of 36 food a nd non-lood items at a New York City supennarket . They lound that a careful shopper rang up a bill of $51.08. A careless shopper, who picked haphazardly. without paying much attention lu price, paid $83 .39 lor the same products. The careful shopper saved 39 percent - more than three times as much as the maximwn price boost predicted for next year . Shopping to save takes time and eff<r . But the trouble may be worth it . Suppose you spend $60 a week on food . Assume you can save Just IS percent by spending an extra hour oo shopping - clipping coupon s, comparing prices, planning m enus around specials . That comes out to $9 a week . That 's more than $450 a year . How many hour s would you LEGAL NO TIC E The Pu bhc Ulllt!les Comm•s s10n at Oh•o has set lor pub 1 ~ hea r~ n g Case No 79 234 EL·FAC. to re'"'•ew the tue t procurement pracll \:e s and pollc1es or rh e Oh10 Power Company tne ooerat1on of •ts Fuel Cost A01u stmerJt Clause and reidled ma tte •s ft11 s heanng SQUAD RUNS The Middleport EH Squad was called Saturday at 1:57 p .m . t o JJ6 Broadway for Herb Gtlkey who was taken to Veterans !\1 e morial Hospital whe r e be was admitted . At S II p.m . Saturday the squad was ca lled to North Sc<?ond Ave ., for Vernon Grant who had sustatned a head tnjur y in a fall . Sunda y at 8:29a .m . the squad was called for Nora Cambron who was ta ken to Holzer Medi cal Cent er . 15 sc lleOulell lrom I 30 10 2 30 p m on NovemOer 26 . 1919 at the Crly Councrl Ol lrce 218 Cleveland Ave S W Can ron . Oh10. 44 702 An even1ng sess•on w•ll be conductec lrom 5 00 to 6 00 p m AU mrerested persons w11l be gt1.1en an opportumtv ro be heard Further mtormat1on may be obtamed by contact 1ng the Comm1ss•on THE PUBLIC UT iliTIES DATE CHANGED Mary Shnne 37 Wlll meet Tuesday, Nov . 27, not Nov. 20 as was reported . Potluc k refreshments Wlll be ser · ved . CO MMISSIO N QC OH0 By DaVId M Pu'" Secretary r--- hav e to wor k to earn enoug h to save $450' Some of th e savings reported by t he Citl ban k sho p per s were drama tic . One brand of vinegar , for example, cost m or e than twice a s muc h as another - 34 cents a quart ve r su.-; 79 cents . Three p ounds of ontons, purchased loose , Mst 69 cents . The same amount , pa ckaged tn a bag, ca rried a price tag of $1.77. Here are some of the things you can do lo save money : -Check ne wspa per a ds befor e you shop. Cl n : le spt'na ls and b u y tho se produds at Lhe store tha t offers the best deal. -Compare pr ices on non-sale good s. A Jll-<:ent savtng on an advertised specta1 is no barga m Lf a ~1or e's regular prices are tugher than the com petition - Try to plan yo ur spending and shop less ofte n. Eac h time you enter th e superma rket, you're vulnera ble to impulse buying ; fewer trip s mean fewer pot ential temptation s . - Look for unit prices so you can compare d tfferent si zes. The larger Size is usuall y but not a lways cheaper Inspect store di splays carefull y. A spec ia l dJsplay doesn 't always m ean a special pric(> . ,'iu1 t quality to use :\a-fr ills -------------------------, t N. ~ COMPTON. O.D. 1 t OPTOMETRIST to to 5 :L?N~~~::~:_:_~s2 _:~':_R_:.:.:·.:.':_o_M_e~~~--- --... ~ 1 I OFFICE HOURS: 9 : 30 12, 2 (CLOSE AT NOOI\ cheap! our special purchase of better bedding means lowest prices ever for you When th e fam o u s rr.aker o' lh PSt· <, !' •·: c.,<"· l c, off ered the m t o us a t such h q s.1. · ·--:" .-.. boug ht a ll w P r.ould get N rJ w w P '" 1 .~ · ..,,,. : the sav 1ngs to y:Ju Al l a re tor·tld .t l1 1, .,,. " w1 th rem tar ced edges we 1g ht oa t 1ncPr1 SL. : por t a nd many more lu,.ury tea t u 't ·'i r r·u•'; of f1r mn esses m several dewra rvr cuv 1·r ~ twin-size Take your p• ck of any f 1rm matlress a nd box spr1ng set Extra-frrm set '119 £A. regular-size Select any f1r m co nstruct• :Jn mattress an d box spnng set Extra-lirm set '149 bra nds in platn packag•· c often offer equal nutrition a t much lower prtces . 110~1'1'1 HY KATIE CROW Pomeroy Council Monday ntght voted three to two to accept the engmeertng contract of Burgess and Niple to extend the sewage system from the Kroger Store to Kerrs Run .However , the issue wa s deadlocked . A vote of four for acceptance is necessary in order for the motion to pass , according to Mrs . Jane Walton , clerk . Mrs . Walton explained that a full body of council must be present for passage of the motion . Meeting wtth co unci I was a \ L 'E\\ ~ VETERANS MEMORIAL Saturday Admissions-Herbert Gilkey , Middleport; Elizabeth Martin, Parkersburg ; Vernon Grant, Spartansburg, S. C. Saturday Discharges-Deborah Gates , Wilbur Whaley, Fred Roush, Emma Douglas, Brenda Moomaw, Florence Thornton, LindH Bailey. Sunday Admisstons--.Ceorge Nesselroad, Pomeroy; Bradley Markin , Albany; Brian Markin, Albany ; John Dean, Pomeroy; Margaret Parker, Pomeroy ; Lula Toban, Pomeroy; Roger Brown, Pomeroy . Sunday Discharges-Martha Burns, Betty Willis, Kathryn Evans. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES NOV.16 Marjone Bane, Orville Bloomfield, Jessie Burdette, Jacqueltne Collins, Amy Colvin, David Bailey, Janis Beam, rosemary Flick, Paul Fraley, william Grueser, Francis Hatfield, Reba Hill, Fred Hixon, Herold Hood, Chris Lambert, Orville Lavendar, Marie Legar, Garnet MAce, Michael McDaniel. Myrtle Miller, Helen Mulford, Iva Neal , Steve Nolan, Lena Ord, Mary Parsons, Beverly Plants, Belinda Roush, Johnnie Russell, Ruth Shaffer, Anita Shepherd, Darrel Shwnaker, Dennis VIars, Jeanette Walter, Ralph Warner , Betty Wares, Dorothy Wilds. BIRTI-IS NOV. 16 Mr and Mrs . Terry Hopps , son, Point Pleasant; Mr . and Mrs . Charles Coon, son , Jackson; Mr . and Mrs . Paul Rice, son, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs . Robert Craig, son, SCottown ; Mrs. and Mrs . El><m Dailey , son, Portland . DISCAHRGES NOV. 11 Mrrs. Grorge Allen and daughter. Allen Ball , Alma Clark, Perry Doty, Harold Embleton, Alen Fulks, Araka Grate, EMma Grimm. STEAM POWER ENGINE - Ura Swisher, forn1er resident of Meigs County and the Clleshire area, was recently pictured in the Dally Herald-News, Port Pedestrians injured Saturday night Woodrow HAle , Alex Halley, Ordel Halstead , Richard Henderson , George Hemsley, Virginia Hi ll , Roxie Justice, Sara Lawless , Julia Leimartn, Cindl! Mink, Mrs . barry Pittenger and daughter, Vernon Potts, Eileen Roush. Stephanie Sampson, Velva Tomlinson. Berdie White, F1orence Workman, Charles Wright. BIRTIJS NOV . Il Mr. and Mrs. Roger Goheen, daughter, Ray; Mr . and ,rs . Dwayne Phlegar, daughter, Bidwell . DISIICARGES NOV . 18 Mrs . Howard Caldwell a nd dl!uthter , Robert Clark, Thelina Dowell , Lenora Glenn , Hester Hulshorst , Earl Jerrell Jr ., Frederick Lanier, Virginia Michael , Ernest Ward . BIRTIJS NOV. 18 Mr . and Mrs. Ricky Hill , daughter, Apple grove. Area deaths "TTiudder of Mesquite, Texas ; Mrs . Wll..J...ARD F1TlP ATRICK Sherry Buchanan of Rockwall, Willard Fitzpatrick, 64, Jackson, Texas and Mrs . Melvyn (Willa) died Friday in Hoimes Hospital, CinCarroll of Florence , Kentucky and cinnati, following a lengthy illness . three grandchildren . Known throughout southern Ohio Funeral services were held 1 p.m . as " Voice of the lronmen," Fitzat the Mayhew Funeral Horne . today patrick broadcast Jackson High was in Jackson . Burial School athletic contests more than 25 years, and was instrumental in getEMMA ALICE EUI.ER ting the broadcast media in the Emma Alice Euler, 71, MidSoutheastern Ohio Sportswriter'!! dleport, died Sunday at her residenAssociation back in the early 1950s . ce . Fitzpatrick was a native Jackson Miss Euler was born July 11 , 1008 counlian, born in Jackson townshtp , in Iowa the daughter of the late a graduate of Jackson high school Henry and Sarah Jane Terrell and spent his life in this Munty. She was also preceded in Euler. He received a bachelor's degree in death by one brother, Henry R. education from Rio Grande College Euler . and a master's degree from Ohio She was a member of Rock University . Springs United Methodist Church " Fitz" was very active and well and attended Heath United known in the Jackson Mmmunity . Methodist Olurch . For many years he was in the inShe is survived by a brother and surance business in Jackson, and he sister-in~aw, James D. and Ruth owned and operated a grocery store Euler, Middleport; one niece, Mrs . for several years . He was qualified Don (Mary Euler) Hill, Letart tn the education field and was a Falls; two nephews, Daniel Euler, teacher and school administrator in Mt. Vernon and Robert Euler of Jackson , Athens, Ross and Pike Charleston . counties . He was also a member of Funeral services will be held the Jackson city school board , clerk Tuesday at 2 p.m . at the Rawlings of that board for several years as Coats Funeral Home wtth the Rev . Jackson county elections director . Rnbert Rnbinson and the Rev . During most of this time he also James Corbett officiating . Burial worked as a newsman, sports direcwiJI be in Riverview Cemetery . tor and staff announcer for both may call at the fWleral Friends Jackson county radio stations on a home anytime part time and sometimes full tune basts . He also worked for out-ofcounty radio stations as an anMEET TONIGHT nouncer . Past Matorns Club of Harrison For many years he was play-byville Chapter OES will meet this play artnouncer for Jackson high evening at 7:30 p m . at the horne of Stella Atkins. All past matrons and school athletic teams, conducted past patrons are invited and may sports commentary and interview programs and was widely -!mown as bring a guest. the " Voice of the lronmen . " He was a longtime member and EXTENDED OUTLOOK past president of the Southeastern Wednesday lbrougb Friday, a Ohio Sportswriters and Sports cbance ol raiD Wednesday and Broadcasters Association . He was a Thunday, wllb a clearlog trend very thorough, very professional Friday. Coollng throughout lbe and highly-<egarded sports anperiod. Hlgbll Wednesday lo !be nouncer . 5Go and lows lo lbe 401. By He ts survived by his wtfe, Opal, at Friday, hlgbll maloly lo the 40JJ home on West Street tn Jackson and and lows lo the 30s . three daughters , Mrs Don ITami l THE RACINE PLANING MILL Choose a ny qua l 1t y fi rm mat · RACINE, OHIO lress and bo .. spr. ng set '289 Cltarlotte-Punta Gorda, Florida . Swisher was showing a young man how they ran engines in the old daya. Swisher is the owner of a 1922model "Baker Special ." Two female pedestrians, Leona M. Allen, 36, and Edna B. Patterson, 46, both of Pt . Pleasant, were injured late Saturday during an auto accident on SR 7, just south of U.S. 35 . Called lD the scene at II :43 p .m , th e Gallia-Meigs Post , Highway Patr ol , re ports that Allen and Patterson walked west bound into \.he path of a south bound vehic le driven by Odis Walker, 31, Pt . Pleasant. Both women displayed incapacitating signs of injury and were transported to Holzer Medical Center by the county EMS . Allen was admitted to the intensive care Wlit fcx treabnent of a fra ctured skull, and was listed this morning tn guarded cwditioo . Patterson was treated for contusion s and abrasions of the forehead and Ute lo wer left leg and an injury to the back. She has , reportedly, been transferred to Pleasant Valley Hospital, Pt Pleasant, for additional treatment No citation was issued . There was moderate dama ge to Ute vehicle . A c;allipolts man , Ray C. Ellis, 57, Gallipolis, was cited on a charge of failure to maintain an assured clear distance foll owing a two-vehicle accident Saturday on SR 160, just west of the Gallipolis Ctty Limits . Called to the scene at 1. ~ p .m ., \.he patrol reports a north bound auto opera ted by James Evans, 48, Bidwell, had slowed in traffic. A vehicle driven by Ellis failed to stop and struck Ute Evans auto..•in the rear . u There was moderate damage to the Ellis vehicle, slight damage to the Evans auto . Iranian ... 1C:onlinuf'd from oa~e l l were put <IJ display at a news c'Qflference at the embassy Sunday and she told several hundred reporters : " We haven't had any problema . We've been fed more than fairly . There haven't been any problema physically . Maybe people have been mentally upset, but other than that we haven't had any problems. The most difficult p8TI was having to sit on hard chairs 16 hours a day with my hands tied " Their captors said earlier that they would deliver a total of eight black men and five w<rnen to the Iranian Foreign Minlstry today for expulsion from the country. Tehran Radio said the 13 had been absolved of espionage activities following Kh omeini ' s instructions to free wo m e n and bla c ks who were cleared . But two w<rnen and two bla ck men apparently were not being released, aloog with 4S white American men and eight nonAmericans held in the embowy for two weeks . NOMEEIING The regular meeting of the Meigs Local Board of Educatioo will not be ~ld this evening. ELBERFELD$ £A. WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF THANKSGIVING, NOV. 19th - 24th VAN HEUSEN ' lr~tfr /l///1&/lb )~lr) For -Eastern Elegance .. ... . The wrap of luxury v an Heusen) ptusn k1m o .t o r(t)e IS Cl sort marr 1nt~ w· a~n a r, d d ry fObfiC ot 80't ArMI ' h•oc elo te Jii'b r 1'o'I On :_-me 51/e f1!5 Oil Vdn Hc u5-E:n Robes make e xcell ent Chri stma s. gifts . Be sure to 5-ee itll the o th er s tyl es plus our fine selec tion of v an H eus(' n hroi'idc lo t h an d flannel pajama s for men ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY represePtatJve of Burgess and N1 ple and a represe ntative o f the engineering rirm of F:vans, Ham bleton and Tilton , Inc . The contract with Burgess and Niple would cost approximate ly $43,000 if Burgess and Niple would provide a res ident engineer for the entire project . The contract with Evans, Hambleton and Tilton would cost $31,350 which mcludes a resident engineer on the e ntire project. CoWlcd tndicated it would meet in special session this evenmg to vot e on the issue again . Followm g <::t dlSClL'>Ston w1th boU1 representati ves t.'O Wlt'il went mto executi ve session after whH.'h it took the vote . Due to the v1lJages' flnanCJal c:on · dition CO Wl r il heard a resolution whe re by the village would charge rental for office space now occup1ed by the water and sewage depart ments in the amount of $6 ,000 a year . $3 ,000 for each department rctroa c· live to Jan . 1, of this year . This Issue too was deadlocked by a three to two vote. Mrs Walton ex · plained thai stnce council did not pass on th r issue she wo uld nnt ht• (USPS 145-960) VOL XXVIII NO !54 a ble to pay any payroll or bill ; out of the street or ce1netery fw1ds since both fun d.< are in fmaneJa) diffic ult y . At tha t point Larr y WehrWJg, t'U unc1lman, stated " ever smt:e I have been on coWlcil W t" have Jll.& passed the buck . We can\ a fford not to have the stree t de partment worktng and all members should be present to conduct business . " Followmg Wehrung 's ;tatemcnt the motion on the charge of rent was rescinded and put up for vote the second time with all members voting yes fo r r a ss::t g.:> • e Rod Karr, councilman, who voted no the flrst tune the resoulti on was read , said he felt the lloa rd of Public Affairs s hould be notified of the action of COWlcil before council put the L"\sue up for vote . John Arnott , Pomeroy , told coun cil that an old sewer in hi5 driveway had caved 1!1 . Council agreed that unmedtate attentiOn should be gtven the m atter . Counc il Will not ify the Board of Affatrs at once . At the suggestion of Harold Brown , council went on record deplor tng the a ctton ta ken by the Irantan government in seizing U. S. Q tizens . They ask all governmental bodies to join them in denouncing s uch actions . The Mayor 's report for the month of October showing receipts in the amoWlt of $3,1146.30 was approved . The meeting was opened by prayer by Mayor Andrews. Attending were Mayor Andrews, Jane Walton, clerk, Betty Baronick, Larry WehrWlg, Rod Karr, Bill Young and Harold Brown, council members, Donnie Ward and Jack Krautter . • at enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS TUES DAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1979 Twin City Machine Shop now observing 25th anniversary The Twin City Machine Shop at 17 Cole St ., Pomeroy, is observing its 2fth anniversary . The shop was opened in 19M by the late ll>uis RA,ibel of Pomeroy and Arthur Strauss of Middleport. Both of the foWJders had been ern played by the New York Central Railroad . Mr . Reibel was a machinist employed as a foreman and Strauss was a skilled machinist having served a five year apprenticeship with the New York Central as a machinist, welder and mechanical drawer . Mr . Ret bel was employed by the New York Cenlral for 40 years . The partnership was Mntinued Wl ·w 1971 when Mr . IU,ibel retired. At that time, Strauss bought Riebel's share and became the sole owner . Strauss - known as "Art" by his many friends in the Big Bend area has been a practicing machinist for 49 years . In 1973, Willard E . Miller became a part-time employe with the firm and then moved into full time employment. The last three years , Miller has leased the shop and has an option to purchase. The machine shop is in its original quarters . it was 1!1 1954 known as the Davis bam and Willi a structure which had to be completely done over to accorrunodl!te the needs of the machine shop . The first machinery tn the shop WBS purchased from the Hobson shops of the New York Central and additional eqwpment was bought later. Miller is a skilled welder and has been in that field since 1961. He was trained in pipe, structural steel and underwater welding . He Mmpleted a 100 hour course in Columbus tn orygen, acetylene, arc and helium alwninum welding He also Mm · pleted a ~ur CQurse tn heliarc welding . Under the Manpower Program, Miller taught welding in Colwnbus and for over three years he was welding mstructor at Meigs High School . Twin City Machine Shop IS equipped to do any machine work, welding or fabrica!ton . In addition to repatr work and welding, the shop has a complete line of all sizes of steel, nuts and bolts , welding sup plies including oxygen and a cetylene and medical oxygen and suppli es are stock item• . Losing ground £A. queen-size Extra-firm se 1 Pomeroy Council deadlocked over contract WASHINGTON I AP I American incomes continued to lose groWld to rising prices la•t month , whtle homebuilding began what may be a long, steep slide due to rising tnterest rates . The Commerce - Department reported Monday that personal, pretax income rose 0.8percent in October to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.975trillion That means that every American received, at an annual rate, an average of $7,495. The figure in cludes all tncome, ranging from wages to welfare to dividends BUSINF-'iS PARTNEH - Art Strauss , left, is one of the two founders of Ute Pomeroy Machtne Shop in Pomeroy which is observtng its 20th an · nivers.ary . On the right Is Willa rd Mill er who has leased the establc•hment fo r the past three years with an opt1on to purchase . Deputies checking complaints The Metgs County Sheriff's Depa rtment w& notified Monday at 11 : 47 p.m. that a car had struck a g uar drail but no one was at the scene . The department reported a 1980 station wagon was demolished and deputies are atternptiiig to locat e the driver of the vehlcle Deputies received two accident reports, one on Sunday and one un Monday . At S 07 Sunday the de pam1ent was notifted that a deer was kille-d when it ran tnto the path of a vehi cle driven by Harry C. Wheeler , 71. Gallipolis . The accident occurred on SR 7. There was heavy damage to the Wheeler vetucle . At .1 :40 Monday a deer ran ml o the side of vetu cle driven by James E . McKnabb, 39 , Athens Th e deer apparently was not senously mjured as it kept on running . There was moderate property damage The second accide nt also occ urrrd on SR Bruce Fleming, Rt . l , ll>ng Bot tom reported that sometime Monday evening, between 6 p .m . and Bp.m a windshled he had removed from a car had been smashed and also a dusk to dawn light was damaged . 'Ille mc1dent 1s under i.nvest1gation . CLOSED FRIDAY The Leadin~ Creek O m servancy lltstnct Rural Water Office m J{ulland Wlll close at the end of the business da y Wednesday and wtll reopen for business on Mondc:ty. Nov 26 remodeling to be shaped into a building sultablelor the ma c hing shop. It is located at 17 Cole St., Pomeroy. ······· ·.·.·.··:-:.:-:··· NO PAPER The Thursday edltloo of the Daily Sentlnel will not be prtoted lo order tbat employeeo may observe lbe Tbaobglvlog Hollday . Publlcatlon will reoume Friday . Weather HeMming cloudy tonig ht. with lows from 40 to 50. Cloudy Wed nesday, with a chance of showers . Highs from 60 to 65 . The chan ce of rain is 20 percent tomghl and 40 per cent Wednesday . Solid waste study approval on agenda Approval of a final report on solid wast e studies for Washing wn and Meigs CoWl ties is one of four major item s up for considera tion ut th e ~ov 27 meetUlg of the executJve com rm ttee of the Buc ke y ~ Htlls- known as the Davis barn and underwent complete Hocking Valley Regi onal Development District. The session will be he ld a t 7 p.m a t th e BH-HVRDD Co nfe rence Boom Ul Marietta . Geor ge Collin s, chairma n of the audit-budge! committee has called a comm ttlH- meeting foc 6 p .m . that C\" ening Other tt em s sc he du le d for disrus sion will be the allocation of agin g funds fO!' 1960 , audit reports fo r a gtn g progr ams. and a di scuss ion of ARC co nti nu ati on bur der and poli cies . Nothing happening in Meigs' school strike ·' No news is good news ." No doubt patrons and s tudents of the Meigs Local School District are hoping that this old adage rings true insofar as a settlement m the nme week old teachers strik e 111 the dtstrict 1s concerned . ~e ither the adrrumstration nor the teacher s assoctation today acknowledged receiv1ng any word at al l f r om Co l umbus wh e r e negotiatiOns are underwa y between the board of education a nd the teachers group . The negotiations bet ween the two groups started at 2 p .m Friday 1!1 Columbus Wlder t he auspices of the Ohio Department of Educatio n and hope was expressed when the sessiOns began that a settlement woul d be reached by 6 p.m . Sunday Howeve r , 6p.m . Sunday came and went with no settlement. It was an IW'.Ulced Sw1day t>vening. howev er , that neg ot1ation.s were st1ll un - Chamber honoring Dr. Ralston Russell Dr Ralston Russell , Jr , Co lumbus, a native of Pomeroy, Will be honored by the Pomeroy Olan1ber of Commerce on Wednesday, Nov . 28 , at a dinne r to be held at the Meigs Inn Russell "111 be presented WJth an award of dtstmction at the dinne r . Russell is the son of tht· latl' Dollar dips again NEW YORK IAP l - The dollar fell against major currenctes around the world Monday in ner vous trading after connicting reports on whether Iran will still accept dollars for tis oil . Gold pri ces held steady 1n Europe but drtfted lower in New York . Dealers said bulli on traders were hesitant lo take major positions because of Wl certainties in the confronltttion between Iran and the Umted States . 7. OBSEHVES 25TH ANNIVERSARY - This ts the Twin City Mac hine Shop which is observtng its 20th anniversary The bwlding housing the bu.-;iness was once OR . RAlSTON RUSSEll Rlllston Russell and Helen I •ndsey Russe ll. His home was loc ated where the Meigs Football fi eld In Pome roy is presently situated . He was an outstandtng athlete a\ Pomeroy High School tn basketball and track . He was also a f1 rst stnng basketball and tr ack playe r at Ohw State UniverSity His s is ters a re Mrs . 1\ay 1Durothy 1 ~'arnham , Mrs . Ttppy rMary 1 Dye and Mrs . Walte r 1Helen 1Brown Mitchell . Dr . Ralston Russell , Jr . has been a professor of ceramic: eng-ineenng at Oh io Stat e Uruve rsily s tnce 1946. He was also chairman of the depart ment 's graduate program fr om 196068. He was designated Professor Eme ntus tn July, 1979. He hold.> four deg re es fr om Ohw sta te . He was awarded the Bat'helor of Ceramic Enginee ring degree tn 19J2, the Master of Sc1ence tn I9:'33. the [)(xJor of Philosophy tn 1939, and the professiOnal degree of Ce ramic FJ1g tn rer 111 1948 . Dr . Russell had exte nsi ve ex· pen cnee m industry before jouung the OhiO Stale facult y . He was a research and development engineer for AC Spark Plug Di vision of ( ~e nt.>r al Motors Corpora t ion , Flmt, re~e ar c h and fur Gt1 neral Ce ramics and Steat ite Cu ., Keasby, New J e rsey 1!1 1937. r esearch engineer in Ohw State's En~met~ rmg Experiment Station from 1937 40 ; and director of cerarn1c r esearch and sectwn manager fo r the Wes tmghouse Electrie Co'l' . East Pitts burgh , Pa . from 1940-46 He ts also a ceramt c consultant to Uldustry . lie orga mzed and se rved as director from 1964-67 of lhc Refra ctories Research Cente r . In \945 he toured German y as a sc·tenttfle M ns ultanl Wlder the JO IOI Cb tefs of Staff . European Theater . 011 a spectal rru ss10n for the U S. Gove rnment and prepared a report on the electrical and tec hnical cerami c industry of that nation . For this servi<.:e he rec etved the U. S. Ar my Award of Ment Dr Russell has been actIve 111 van ous professiOn a l organizations. He served as Preside nt uf the Na twnal Ins titute of Ceram1c F..ngmcers tn 1950.,)1, th e Ceramic F~lucational Co uncil In J!J511,59 , and Keramos from 1968-70. He was also President of the American Cerami c Soctety for 1975-16, a member of the Board of Trustees for 1952-M "'"' M1 ch , fr um 1933-J7; a c~ rarm c en~ine~r 1974-78 a nd wa s made a Fell ow lll 1941. He 1s a member of nun1t"ruus other technical and professiOnal soctettes , tncluding the National Soctety of Professional Enginee rs, the American Socte ty for Tc sttng and Materials, the Amer ican AssociatiOn for the Advancement of Science , The American Soct et y for fo: ngmeeri.ng Educatwn, and Sigm a Xi . He has also served on various governmental adv1sory eoWlcils, and as a member of visiting com - mittees of The Engineers CoWlcil for Professional Development, 1968-77. He was elected Fellow, Institute of Cerarrucs, Ltd . in 1968, the first nonBnttsh subject so honored . Or. Hussell was designated " Out ;tanding Ceramic Engineer" on ref eiving the Arthur F . Greaves Walker Award of the National ln ' tttute of Cerami c F.ngineers in 1970. Hr received the Erlw~ rrt Cramer Award of the Amen can Ce ramic Societ y in 1974, was the recipient of the Greaves-Walker Role of Honor Award from Keramos in 1975, and was honored as a Knight of St . Patrick by the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 1976. derway and were to be c-ontinued at 1 p.m . on Monday . Ills asswned since neither side in the dispute acknowledges receiving any word from their negotiating team today that negotiatiOns are still underway in Columbus . Today marked the second day of the mnth week tn the strike which began Sept. 24. Schools have been offictally closed stnce Oct . 16. Opening lhly • pnces up RIPLEY , Ohio ! AP I - Prices were up $10.20 per hundred pounds at the opening Monday of Ohio 's only burley iDba= market . Growers sold for a reMrd average price of $144.49 per hundred pounds, up from last year' s $132.28. Howeve r , summer rains .:ra stJcally reduced this year's crop, officials said . Monday 's sales were 384,602 poWlds for $055 ,699 .60 . Last year's first day offerings were 492,000 poWldS Fede ral support prtces this year are Si 33.70 . up from $124 .70 in 197~ 79 . Th e ma rket will close Thursday for Thanksgiving but open on Friday . Sales will be held on Monday through Thursday starting next week , officials said . /Jirt>ctors reelet·ted All five incwnbents on the Meigs County Fatr Board were reelected to three year tenn.s at the annual election held at the secretary's office on the Rock Springs FBirgrounds Monda y night . Reelected were Bill Downie, Benny Slawter, Ajldl!lou Lewis, Jim Carnahan and John Rose . There was only one other candidate for a post on the board . The election was held from 5 to 9 p.m. NO PICKUP TIIURSDAY Pomeroy, Middleport and Rutland subscribers to the H. and H. Sanitation Co. , are advised ths' there will be no pickup service on Thursday due to Thanksgiving. The finn will make up the lack of the -holiday service on Friday and Saturday. •• ) � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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