http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/648c62987520acb13a9c9946efd9a11b.pdf 9fe705a4a0b928dcf1053c1b99381f82 PDF Text Text ' Safety of Memorial Bridge ·m ay be decided October 12th ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY • th • nnlver..~a POINT PLEASANT - A decision on when the Silver Memorial Bridge will open to traffic will probably be made Oct. 12 when state highway officals meet with federal engineers and scientists to determine its safety, ac· cording to Highway Com· missioner Charles L. Miller. Miller made this statement while standing at the fool of the bridge , late Thursday afternoon. He along with Assistant District I Engineer Tom Bryant, who !sin charge rf construction, flew here by helicopter for an unan· nounced inspection lour of the bridge. · According to both Miller and Bryant, their visit was prompted by numerous complaints from this com· munlty in regards to both repair work and the quality of ferry service. In a telephone conversation Begins Friday, September 30th at 9:30 A.M. and Con.tinues for One Week- Ending Saturday, Oct. 8th at 5:00P.M. Anniv~y~~~-------------~A-n_n_i_v_e_r_sa'r-y--Sa-l·e----~~--~~----An--n-iv_e_r-so_r_y-So_le_,_,~~----~----A~n-n-iv"e_r_s_a~ry_.S~a~l-e~~--~-.-t Anniversary Sale! DISCONTINUED STYLES EUREKA SWEEPER CAN NON BED SHEETS Not every size In every color. Cannon Roy4!11 Family, 50 pet. polyester, SO pet . cotton , Feafherlite, no iron , limited quantity . SALE $7.99 Full Bed Sizes Sale $4.79 $5.49 and 56.79 Twin Bed Sizes Sale 3.59 $9.49and$10.490ueen Bed SizeS-sale5.99 Sl1. 99andSI4.49 King Bed Sizes~sale7.49 54.99 Standard size cases sale2.99 $5.49 King size cases sale 3.29 Regular $89 .95 upright sweeper plus 519.95 set ol attachments. Sale Large rack of good styles. Junior sizes 3 to 15 ' 1 _._._.. Anniversary Sale ODDS AND ENDS DRAPERIES o •••• Colorful plaid patterns , Reg .S14.00-------SaleS11.19 Reg . 11.00 Sale 13.59 Reg . 21.oo Sale16 .79 Reg. 31.00 Sale24 .79 Reg . 41.00 Sale 32.79 permanent preS$, long ti:1ils, One pocket, sized 8 to 18. Discontinued styies - 63 lengths, 48 inches Wide. limited ~ quant ity , regular prices Anniversary Sale Anniversary Sale GIRLS SKIRTS Denim. corduroy or Sizes 4 to 6X , 7 to 14. and 84 Inch Our new fall selection of ready tied ties and four -i n-hand solid colors, white, excellent patterns . Long or shOrt styles, hooded, fur trimmed. denims. nylons. plaids, snorkels, corduroy. Sizes 2to 6X, 7 to 14. REG. '36.00 ••••••••••••••••••• SALE 28.79 . REG. '44.00 •• ••. • •• ••• •• • •• ••. SALE '35.19 -- -·-- --- MEN'S WEMBLEY TIES CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS SHIRTS ••o•••• oSALE '12.79 39 I • ••• ••••••••• ••••• •• SALE '18 • REG • '32•00 ••••••••••••••••••• SALE 125.59 1 Price Anniversary Sales OOYS '5.95 flANNEL JUNIOR . DRESSES Save $39.95 - Eureka I 1 I l REG REG 16.00 •• ••••• '23.00 & GAUCHOS ~----------------------~~ Anniversary Sale • 30' cotton-polyester. Reg . $4.0 0 - - - - - - - - S a l e $ 2.99 Reg , 8.00 Sale 5. 99 Reg . 9.0 Sale 6.79 Reg . 10 .00 Sale 7.49 Reg . 12.00 Sale 8.99 Reg. 13.00 Sale 9.79 ~.99 ~:12;~~~E FANNY FARMER mallow, French chocolate, carameL French mint. marshmallow fudge. REG. '5.50 TIES ••••• •••••••. ••••••. '4.30 f REG. 16.50 TIES •••••••••••••••••• •. '5.10 ~~~--~--~~----1--·-~--------.-·--------~~~~~----_.------~~-.-.~~------~~~ REG. 17.50 TIE~ u • ~:• :::.::.:.::.::::~ '5.80 ..::':: _j Anniversary Sale Anniversary Sale Reg. s22.95 ~ AnniversarvSale! tiJ'M,;;I~ Size 29 tb 42 and extra sizes 44 to 48, our new fall selection of solid colors and patterns, entire stock included, 100 pet . double knit pelyester. 36 Inches I 2.39 5 Long and short sleeve styles, sizes B to 20, solid colors , stripes and patterns. sale$3.29 sale 4.09 sale 4.89 salle 5.6599 sae6. S.189 1 · Our new fall styles and colors in sizes 38 to 46, regulars and longs. MENS 13995 . SPORT COATS ••••••••• 129.88 MENS 149.95 SPORT COATS •••••••••'37.88 '44.88 COATS MENS 159.95 SPORT •• •••• •• • MENS '69 95 SPORT COATS '52.88 ! I ! YD. !· I CARHARJT BROWN ,.... K wnRK ooc · nu ot Sale 7.19 Sae. 1 8 79 S 1 9 59 ae · brown duck , overalls. cover a 11 s. i a(: ke Is. dungarees. hoods, vests. all sim. stock up now. ~~%~ t~d Reg. '449•95 20.3 , one hand<id pouring. Reg . $5.00-----"--'·';_.;__,.., Sale $2.99 R 9 00 1 5 39 eg . . . a e . Reg . 15 · 00 Sale 8 ·99 18 00 10 79 Reg . " - - - - ' - - - - S a l e ' Reg.2a.oo _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s~~~~ s SAVE 10% ~"-1·---·--·------~----------,._..~---------AnniversarySale AnniversarySale ! I MEN'S '6.95 1 $5 I II 39 I $499 "' CEDAR CHESTS $ 9995 BOYS WINTER JACKETS women ·s and ~ children's watches in w ind· rl and electric models, entire· J stock included. · SALE I PRICES 1 - -~~I:!~~~J!.O;.._ __... s1 necklaces, bracelets. and chains. Reg . s 60.00 40.00::::::::::::=:::::=:;Sale 34.00 Reg. Sale s 51.00 Reg. 72.00 Sale 61.20 Reg . 118.00 Sale 100.30 Reg. 170.00 Sale 144.50 Reg. 230.00 Sale 195.50 eCLOCKS F . . . amous Howard Miller Quality will last for generations. . . - Weight driven, 7 day clocks. - Black Forest Mechanism . . Reg . S445.oo Solid Maple-- Sale S39s.oo Reg. 445.00 Solid Cherry S;ile 395.00 Reg. 550.00 Solid Pine Sale 475.00 Reg. 795.oo Solid Oak Sale 69s.oo SALE '3.19 REG. '1 .00 COLOGNE SPRAY SALE '5.59 REG. 14.75 PERFUME-IN-MOT SALE '3.79 lUMEN'S lEATHER BELTS Great with jeans. Sizes 24 to 32 . Boys $13.95 Jackets _ _ _ _ _ sale $11.17 · Boys 21.95 Jacket sale i7 .67 Boys 24.95 Jackets sale 19.87 Boys 29.95 Jackets sale 23.87 & :r:~NG ~ SALE Reg. 359.90 Anniversary Sale ------~~--------------~--------------- Full size set '278.00 Reg. 419.95 Queen size set YOUR REG. '5.00 ••••••••••••••• SALE '2.49 REG. '6.00 ••••••••••••••• SALE 52.99 REG. 17.00 ••••• ·• •••••••• SALE 13A9 ANGEL CHILDREN;SrJACKETS - Lined and unlined styles. Nylon, denims or blends . Sizes 2 tb 6X, 7·14. Reg. 56.00'-~------ Sale $4.79 · Reg. 7.00 Sale 5.59 Reg. 7.95 Sale 6.39 Reg. 8.50 Sale 6.79 Reg.B.95 Sale7.19 TREADS Large group of Angel Tread Slippers in Si1es S, I . I. M, l, XL. Reg. 7.00 5 SALE 4.99 . I ~·:2:~ ~l,_, _. ,-·-~·--~~~~--~----·--·-·---~~----4"·---------w-----· ·~------~-·----------~----~-.-.~~~--~ Main Store and Mechanic Sbeet Warehouse - Open Friday 9:30 •339.00 I l to 8 P.M. - Saturday 9:30 to 5 P.M. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . r--~~~~ir~iti ~Our complete stock of gu1111d electric ranges Is on sale now. Take advantage of theM sale prtc.. with Slivlngs like these: Rog. $479.00 - 30 Inc~ Mloglc Chef olec:trlc, hlrwst IIC!Id, continuous ciMn. Sale Ul4.95. Rog. S31J.OO- 2t" 0. E. Apartmollt silo oloctrlc range, Sale11".u. . Rea. muoSale sm.95. u lncll, rMglc Chef ' " rengo, white. otflor stylea end c»lora 11 11le prlc:n. The new bridge, which spans the Ohio River between Point Pleasant and Kanauga near Gallipolis, replaced the Silver Bridge which buckled into l!>e river just before Christmas in 1967, kill in~ 46 (Continued on page 10) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS budget rot, and whereas the emergency operating levy state legislature has failed to and they will.go to the polls on fund the present education Oct. 25 to decide on a 6.5 mill bill adequately and whereas emergency levy at another the State Superin~endent of special election. Polls will open at 6:3() a.m. Public Instruction Franklin B: Walter bas authorized \hal and close at 7:3() p.m. on that the Southern Local Board of ·date. Seven voting precincts Education close its schools at are involved in the special the conclusion of aU school election . Bids were accepted for · activity on Oct. 7, 1977. Now, furniture and equipment for therefore, be It resolved that the schools of Southern Local the new media center, office School District will close at and classroom furniture and the conclusion vi all school tools and equipment for the VOAG facility. These items activites on Oct. 7, 1977." Voters of the district in are to be paid for out of the August turned down a 10 mill bond retirement fund . • ews • • .zn A'l'LANTA- FEDERAL AND STATE HEALTH officials have confinned new outbreaks ol Legionnaires' disease in Tennessee, Vermont and Pennsylvania - but they j:8n't say yet if there'sany link between hospitals and lhe ailment. The Center for Disease Control, the federal agency respmsible for investigating the pneumonia-like illness, said Tbunday the disease has shown up in 19 states since the initial outbreak in Philadelphia in July 1976. The CDC said there have been at least 54 conflnned cases and 14 deaths since that first outbreak claimed the lives of 29 persons attending an · American Legion convention. CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA . .:_ A ROCKET launching a $49.4 million cooununlcations satellite exploded four miles up just a minute after blastoff Thursday night - the second rocket uplosion in tw9 weeks - and space agency officials !llllpellded aU launches for a complelll investigation. The explosion of the Atlas Centaur rocket bearing a hlgh. capacity lntelsat 4A communications satellite seemed to duplicate the destruction of a Delta rocket that was lifting a European Space Agency communications satellite into orbit • just lS days ago. NOW YOU KNOW .Heroltratus of Ephesus, in order to have hla name live forever,ln 3118 B.C., burned a Greek temple that wai one of tbe IeVeii wonders · of the world. planned in Meigs ·~ocal these articles to the nearest By Bob Hoeflich For the first time since the elementary school with their Meigs Local School District children. Schools have been was formed in 1967 an alerted that the supplles will elementary art program will be coming. Having Spent the past two be offered. weeks in getting organized, Miss Diane Nicole Haddad has been employed by the with the help of Dan Morris, Meigs Local Board of curriculum director of the Education as instructor for district, and Jack Slavin, the new program which bas high school art instructor, provided art instruction on Miss Haddad is ready to J.l the high school . level for swing into the program SYRACUSE _ This town several years, but never on Monday. Her first two schools will be the Rutland and Salem was assured having two the elementary level. Center Elementary Schools. tennis courts when village In her new position Miss Miss Haddad said Morris couricil met Thursday night Haddad will teach ap· and Slavin as well as teachers in recessed session and ac- proximately 1,450 elementary cepted the bid of York Con· students in various forms of throughout the elementary structlon eo. of Chauncey, · art and will be at each school schools of the district have Ohio, to build them. The two six week periods during been " most helpful" in money is coming through the school year. Although she scheduling the program. She HUD and BOR. will not visit some of the will work with Slavin in in· Council also accepted a bid schools at some periods tegratlng the elementary from York for 250 tons of during the year, she will be program with the high school asphaltic concrete for paving available In an advisory program. "The "Apple Crat~," a of certain streets at $24 a ton. capacity one day each week. large van which was used by Starting the art program In other business council the teacher reading corps accepted with regret the from scratch with many, program a couple of years resignation of Mary Chancey, many students will not be ago in the district, ahs been clerk, effective Oct. 15. easy for Miss Haddad. She made a part of the new art Janice Teaford was ap· will be securing through the will be used to program and board of education paper and pointed to fill her post. transport supplies to the. George Holman was v.arious art supplies. commended for the work he However' she is calling schools. Looking forward · to has done at the swimming upon the patrons of the pool. . distri<;t to provide articles · carrying out the wide-ranged which they have around the art program for the At ten ding were Mayor home. The articles ate worth· elementary students of Meigs Herman London, Robert Wingett, Barry McCoy, Eber less about the home, but will Local, Miss Haddad stresses Pickens, Kathryn Crow, be most beneficial to the art that art is not necessarily a "framed picture" or a "visit '"d Jimmy Joe Hemsley, classes. to. an art gallery." "Art Is She named such articles as council members, George · around all people every day llolman, treasurer, Mrs. thread spools, magazines, through the design of all cardboard rolls from toilet Chancey and Mrs. Lawson. tissue and paper towels, tin thlngs around them," she . · cans and material scraps. said. Miss ·Haddad received her Residents are asked to send bachelor of fine arts degree at Ohio University in 1978 and E-RCALLED EXTENDED WEATHER a bachelor of science degree The Pomeroy Emergency Sunday · throu1h in education at that same Squad answered a call to near Tueoday, a ebuee of raiD university in 1977. A native of Eastern High School on Route Saaday aad Moaday and Columbus, she has a.ttended 7 at 6:12 p.m. Thursday for fair Tueoday. HIPs wW Miami University and Ohio Mrs. Joe Swain who was raage from the apper IGl 1o State University, While a injured frt an accident. She the mid Mi aud l,.s wW be student at Ohio University, v.1111 taken to Veterans . aroud· 51. she conducted a one woma~ Memorial Hospital. ( Cootlnued oii .,... 10) · Weather Rain likely tonight and Saturday, lows tonight to 60, hlgha Saturday in the mid ~s. ProbabiUty of precipitation ~ percent today, 70 percent tonight and Saturday. BRENDA HOLMAN Racine woman solves Dehue mine's problems Brenda Hohnan, Logan, W. Va.,daughterofMr. and Mrs. George Holman, Syracuse, won recent recognition at her employment at Dehue Mine there. The company's monthly magazine, "The Resource" published an article about her recently as follows: "Dehue Mine has countered one of Its acute maintenance problems by ·hiring a woman for the joli of . Maintenance Clerk, a position traditionally held by a man. Realizing the requires office job management, organizational, and typing skills rather than mechanical aptitude. Dehue promoted Miss Holman from Training Safety and Engineering Secretary to Maintenance Clerk. The major functions of the clerk include consolidation, write-up and distribution of maintenance requests, equipment delay reports, equipment histories, repairs, production, component use, etc., maintenance inspection reports, material requisitions and job order requests, and expediting parts deliveries. Miss Holman organized a record-keeping and files BI"ds B rze • !fi : awarded £or courts ~~~-~~:::;.-;:;.~;:;:::.~::..~~·~~~ By United Press International WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT CA'RTER Thursday ruled out any protectionist legislation to curb steel imports, adding he does not accept fully industry's claim that imports and pollution controls are causing steel layoffs. Carter nonetheless left open the possibility that he may provide some help for the nation 's ailing steel industrY, where thousands of workers have been laid off in recent weeks. Carter indicated in a news conference he does not completely accept that argument. He said the problems in the steel Industry are "ci\ronic," and added : "I would not be willing to lay all the blame on imports." He noted many U.S. steel mills are ·outdated, and he said their chief foreign competitors in Japan and West Germany must comply with similar envirorunental cop trois- "which I certainly would not change." ~---·~-~ Annoverury Salel Values to Sl.OO . BEST COSTUMES- Among the top costume winners at the annual rush party of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Thursday night at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. building in Middleport carrying out a circus theme were, Ito r, Carol Crow as a box of popcorn ; Kathy Cununings as colton candy, and SUsan Lanning as a two-headed woman. They were the best costumed in the most original category. Sheila Reeves , vice president, was in charge of the party. Anniversary Sale COLOGNE BytheUPI . . Pleasant. CHARLESTO]'j - Gov: Jay " The whole question of Rockefeller said Thursday he legal action is on my mind!' is contemplating legal action Rockefeller said, when asked against the two steel !inns about the 7-year-old span, that were involved in the which was closed recently construction of the Silver because of 16 cracks in weld Memorial Bridge at Point joints . Elementary Art program 1"'1" REG. 14.00. •••••••••••••• SALE 11.99 CHOICE 79~ ' ~~~~~~~~----------------------~--~~--~~----+------w---··---w~---~---1 Sizes 8 to 20, our entire stock included in this special sale- snorkels. wool plaids, nylon. denims , quilted jackets, vinyL all lined, many styles with hoods . MENS SPORT SHIRTS Long sleeve styles in sol ids. plaids, stripes and neat patterns. sizes small, medium, large and extra large, tapered and full cut styles. Men's 7.95 Shirts;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ sale 6.40 Men's8.95 Shirts sale 7.20 Men's 10.95 Shirts sale 8.80 Men's 12.95 Shirts sale 10.40 Men's 14.95 Shirts sale 11.90 Men's 16.95 Shirts sale 13.60 WATCHES Large group of earrings, .. REG. 14.00 COLOGNE SPRAY An ~ Men•s, • s · CHARLIE s7.99 24x36 Inch Size •••••••••• ,.oo· ~--~~---~· ..~.-Sale --~~~~~~··--~-~---·-~··--------~------------~---~--------·-----~·----~~---·--·--~----~ .•versary 5 Anniversary Sale JEWELRY '9.89 24x45 Inch Size •••••••••• 7.40 TIMEX - Missy,~~~d~~,s~esCOATS SALE sl5.79 24x72 Inch Size •••••••• su.ao --.-~~--~--·-------~~------~------~-4 Anniv.ersary Sale • p..\.f. Choose from maple, cedar or pine finishes. All . with padded tops. Reg. Sl34.95 Sale -All weather. boot length. dress length and car coats . - Leather, wool, Imitation fur. tweed , fur trim. ski coats. . Reg. '339 95 11.6 cu fl U....u.ht ~-- -t--:-·------4 I s•LE By Dotty Mann - Slacks, skirts and jackets. - Watch plaids and solids. _ Sizes 8 to 18. Reg. Sll.OO--~----'---Sale 59 . 59 Reg . 14.00 Sale 11.19 Reg. 16.00 Sale 12.79 Sale20.79 . Reg.26.00 Reg. 30.00 Sale 23.99 fl Chest SALE '399.00 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1977 RACINE - Meeting in special session Thursday night, the Southern Local School District Board of Education took the necessary official action to close schools Oct. 7. A resolution passed by the board last night said: ."Whereas, the Southern Local Board of Education has exhausted all legal sources of funds due to the me~ting of state mandates and ·minimum standards, . loss of three operating mills from reappraisal, the governor's SALE '349.00 I $ALE WOMEN'S COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR Small , medium, large and extra large. 65 pet. cotton. ~tt~~~~ . polyester, plaid I . CU. sitv~!!~~~~!~ace. I ~..\.~GRANDfATHER stain resistant, co mpletely dishwasher safe . . i •• Reg.-'399.9515.3cu.flCh"""' SALE $4.69 I long styles . ..... G.E. fREEZERS on 8" SAUTE . ' Anniversary Warehouse Sale a1uminum spout fer easy sale 10.39 sale11.19 sale 11.99 or Blame for bridge cracks may be settled in courts Southern·readies school closings REG. '6.95 ····~'·••••••• ··· ~· ~ 1555 REG. '7.95 • • • • • • • • • •• •• • •• • • SALE '6.35 I .. t a ummum green or gold).. Trigger operated polished LINGERIE Gowns and robes . _- "' ~-~-·-=~::::.:.~~-1 RANNEL SHIRTS Machine washable, colorful patterns , fringed ends, while they last, sale prices. Gen!!;AK~n WestBood - com~?.~~~~ion II Anniversary Sale REVERSIBLE WOVEN RUGS Reg. 9.00 Reg . ll. 00 R 12 OO eg . · Reg . 13.00 Reg.l4.00 Reg . 15.00 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .REG. '4.95 ••••••••• •• ••••• ••. SALE 13.95 REG. '5.95 .. • .. ~ ••••••••••••. SALE 14.75. ~-------+----·--------··--·-----~---~--·-+-------~ Anniversary Sale s• •£ Anniversary Sale Reg. $1.95 ! Boys8.95~::s~~--~-~~~-i A · ·s , MEN'SnnSPORJa CoATS ·I ;:~~t;:o~~-•_s___t__·~..,...----Sale $6.39 Bleached. 90 lnc~es w .· ide ~ seam less. NO. 118 Denim and corduroy. Slim regular sizes A to 7. · ' ' WEST BEND 21h .QT. WHISRING WOMEN'S BLOUSES Greatselection of new tall styles . Solids, stripes. plaids 3 2 0 46 QUILT SHEETING - 1· .. BOYS KNIT SHIRTS . -.~·--:. · b ig PRISCIUA VOL XXVIII L i m E BOYS JEANS Polished aluminum for REG. '7.00 •••••••••••••••••••• SALE 1559 meats fish , poultry , patterns< 100 pet. cotton REG. '12.00 ••••••••••••••••••• SALE '9.59 vegetables, saves lime and fine quality . REG. '13.00 •••••••• •• •••••••• SALE '10.39 fuel. Deluxe model (2'12 qts.) RJ:tt. 116.00 •••••••••••••••••• SALE .'12.79 SALE Sl7.88 REG. '20.00 •••••• •• •••••• •• • • SALE 115.99 ~·~·--·~~-~~------~~----·----·--··~-----~-w-~~·~ ·-~-·-~~-·~----~-+~~--~-----------4 Anniversary Sale Anniversary Sale Reg. $5.95 Anniversary Sale! Boys 5.95 knit shirts BoBoys 6.9955 kkn~t sh~rts ys7. nttshtrts wide . selection, solid colors and Regular$11 .95 Slacks.------$9.44 Regular 12.95 Slacks 10.24 Regular 14.95 Slacks 11.84 Regular 16.95 Slacks . 13.44 BoysS3.95KnitShirts Boys 4.95 Knit Shirts AND CANNER Excellent selection of solid or check styles. Sizes 3-4 to 20. critical as the tension correction is to place splice members and Miller said plates over the defected there is a strong possibility areas. To accomplish this, that the bridge will be open to holes are drilled into lhe steel which two-lane traffic when work ex !sting commences to repair these ultimately means there is defects. less steel and therefore less Ironically it is the repair strength for the bridge. Similar unannounced in· work which is now making the bridge unsafe for motor spections of the bridge and vehicle traffic to cross it, the ferry service , will be held in the future, stated Miller. according lo MUler. He said the method of en tine Anniversary Sale PR~RECOOKER ~~----------~------~--~~~-"~--· WOMEN'S SLACKS PERCALES MEN'S DRESS SLACKS Reg. $3.0 0 - - - - -- - -Sale $2.39 Reg. 5.00 Sale 3.99 Reg . 8.00 Sale 6.39 Reg. 12.00 Sale 9.59 Reg. 19.00 Sale 15.19 summer, 1.& expecteo to be completed by the end of the week, according to Miller. Six out of the 16 defects in the tension members of the bridge have to be corrected yet, said MiUer. Additional defects have been discovered in the compression members, which are located in lhe lower areas of the bridge. . Apparently these are not as ' GIRLS TOPS Includes our entire stock of sweaters. blouses and flannel shirts. Sizes 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, .7 to 14. ~ Choc~~!e~~~rSh· I DISCUSSING BRIDGE - Charles L. Miller, newly appointed West Virginia Highway Director, left, and Tom Bryant, right, Assistant District I engineer, in charge of construction, dlsc:uss an inspection toor conducted Thursday afternoon on the Silver Memorial Bridge. The highway chiefviewed bridge repair work and ferry service. with Bryant thls morning, he noted that the cracks were probably the result of "the quality of the original welds." Miller said he is extremely pleased with the progress made by the American Bridge Co., the . finn con· lracted· by the state to repair the etghi-year old span. In regard to the ferry service, he said that while he was here il was operating adequately. He said that he timed it and found that a ferry landed at each landing site approximately every seven minutes. Miller, who was elevated to the commissioner's position just this past Monday, stated that the bridge will not be open unless il is totally safe. He echoed a familiar theme that the possibility of losing one life on the bridge "was one life to many." Testing on the bridge, which began early this i program cqnsistent with recent company policies and good ollie~ syst~ms. She was prepared for this job by having done exceptional work in implementing the new training and safety programs during two years she has been at Dehue. In addition to being an excellent typist (4th ,best in statewide competition in Ohio during high school), Miss Holman bas a formal education background consisting of graduation from Southern High School in Racine and Mountain State Business College, Parkersburg and special accounting courses from Ohio Univer· sity. Prior to joining the Youngstown Mines Cotp ., Miss Holman was employed by Southern Ohio Coal Com pany as an ad· ministrative secretary where she developed a strong ex' pertise in accounting, engineering , safety, and training as related to coal mining activities. Personally, Brenda's interests include photography, classical music, motorcycling, literature and sports." Assembly·adjourns DIANE HADDAD will Instruct an elementary art program being offered for the first lime In the Meigs Local School District starling Monday. l Adjournment of the twoCOLUMBUS (UP!) - The week September session . Ohio General Assembly has came late Thursday af. a(ljoumed untn mld.October · after sending to Gov. James lernoon following clearance A. Rhodes a priority bill to the governor of legislation granting elderly and disabled providing for non-driver Ohioans with low incomes 25 identification cards to anyone percent discounts on their over 18 and giving schools heating bills for the next two which pass operating levies this fall additional borrowing winters.. ' powers lo stay .open. Left behind lor a mid· October session were: Citation A controversial collective bargaining bill for Vinton, going south, · lost public employes, now in control of his car. The vehicle· conference committee. . ran off the right side of the - A House-passed · $517 highway striking an em· million capital construction bankment, then traveled Into bill, now in a Senate suba creek. committee. -A bill creating a cabinet· level Department of Energy LOTI'ERV WINNERS and reylslng emergency This week's wlnniDg Ohio procedures for dealing with a Lottery numbers : fuel shortage, now in the Gold number 5. Senate Energy and Public White number - 93. Utilities Committee. Blue ou.mber - 926. - A refinement of lhe Ex1r&Cash charitable bingo law, now In 038155. the Senate Judicary Com· mittee. · Galia woman gets Lucy Swain, 50, Gallipolis, wail cited to Meigs County Court for drlvlng left of center following a traffic accident at 5 p.m. Thursday on SR 7 at the junction to TR 279 in Meigs County. The Gallia • Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said Swain's car went left of center striking one operated by Eugene M. Hershman, 48, Vinton. There was minor damage. A single car mishap occurred at 8 a.m. Thursday on SR 325, nort~ of SR 554 where Keith D. Stollings, 17, Rt. 2, • • �1-Tbe o.ily Sentinel, Middleport-J'omeroy, 0 ., Fnday, Sept. 30, 1!177 3-Tbe Dooily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, Q., Friday, Sept. 30,1!177 Hijackers' deadline ·cann~t be met by Japanese .u.utGm MOHIUDDIN The hijackers do oot yet Japanese officials quoted one DACCA, Bangladesh (UPI ) know that the Tokyo govern- of the hijackers as saymg - Japanese Red Army ment says 11 cannot meet The Egyphan satd he lemlrists freed four more thelt deadline, nor that three tricked the terrorists mto hostages today, but the of the nme pr130ners haw releasmg hun and hiS wife Japanese government said 11 refused to Oy to Dacca when she began vormling by could nllC ~• the guerrillall' "We will keep cool. But we telling them be was a doctor latest executioo deadline for cannot wwt beyond the dead- and that hts Wife had 14% remaining hostages line ," one hiJacker told contracted cholera . aboard a hijacked jet. Dacca auth«llies. The terrortsls, who Japan has vowed to meet The five Red Army commandeered the Paris-tothe guerrillas' demands co mmandos released an Tokyo jetliner Wednesday freedom for nme terrorists Egyphan couple, an over Bombay, released five unpnsoned m J apan and $6 Indonesian and a Japanese U S res1dents Thursday, millioo - but a plane that will woman from the Japan Air mcluding an aihng yoga fly them t o Dacca was not Lines DC8 jet parked m an student studymg in 1ndta and expected to land m time to isolated ar ea of Dacca actress Carole Wells The meet the 6 p m EDT a~rport , Dacca author illes three others were an Indian deadline. The terrorists have announced family living m Calif..-nta. threatened to execute the "We are not gomg t o set Nme Amertcans are still hostages ooe by one if the any more passengers free , bemg held captive aboard the demands are not met by then whether they arestck or not .~' Jetliner, mcludmg the By HOUSE BillS InTroduced HB 929 , E Hughes Proh 1b1ts adoption of model bu il d tng code by board of bu rld !ng stllndar ds dur ing 1977 w i thout !egrslatl ve approval Stmz lano Regu lates debt ad1usters Concurs tn Sen~le Amendments Am Sub H 8 97, Rocco Permlts mun fcrpal corpora t lons, townshtps and count te-s to ob1ect to the transfer of permrts and to appea l the 1ssuance of new reta11 liQUor perm its ancl transfers of perm rts 61 0 Am HB 44:1 , Lehman Ex HB 930, empts renewals of leases for the use of county a.rport facllr fl es from the advet t1se ment and compeht rve b1dd rng requrrements 62 4 Am H 8 659 LO~k.er EX empts co\jnty and .ndependent agricultural soc letres from havrng to regtster w1th the a"orney general as charttable trusts 71 2 Am HB 100, Chr istman Increases the amoUnt of sa le allowed reta1l rn.ilchers before they become subject to full meat rnspect1on reQu trements of state law 70 o. Am HB 190 Panehal Re qurres liquor COf)trol depart ment to deny the transfer of locatron of a retarl lr(luor perm rt If the transfer would be detrimental to th nfW locat ion 16 2. Am HB 31.4, McLrn Perm rts the electors Of any two contrguous electron precmcts rn .,. a township, except rn portions of a townsh1p completely surr-ounded by a mun1crpal corporation. to hold ,locaf optron electrons on the safe ot rntoxrcating liquor or beer or on ttle sale or lrquor on Sunday 64 14 Am H B 493, Locker Pro vldes for the rnvestment ol moneys to the credrt of the Oh10 farm loan r~volv r ng fund 78-0 Am HB 123, Sweeney Provides tor a local optton electron to oermtf carrvouf lawrence E. lamb, M.O. Drawing blood a problem By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB - I am ashamed to complam about what JS routinely a pamless, qwck and easy process of drawmg blood, but 1t ISn' t true m my case Twtce a year for SIX years I have endured pamful and always futile efforts of two supposedly tramed techmcrnns trymg to get blood for thyrmd and potasstum tests. Fmally, the doctor has to do tt himself, usmg vetns other than those ms1de my elbows By that tune I am a nervous wreck. It never gets any better. Is there a solutwn for me? DEAR READER - Vems that have been used frequent· ly often scar or undergo so much thickemng and •nfiammallon that they are no longer useful In the course of time the i.nflammation subsides and some of them open agam, but some never do. When a vein undergoes these changes blood has to be drawn from some other location In severe problems when dra wtng blood or mserting a needle to supply flwd.s or medicme ts essenltal 11 may be necessary to do a 11 CUt down," mealWlg cutting the skin and sw-g1cally exposing the vern to he used. The pam of a needie puncture can be nunimized or abolished by spraymg the skin wtth one of the coolants that evaporate on the skm and deadens the sensatwn momentarily m that area. The vems can be made more prorrunent py usmg a blood pressure cuff around the upper ann rather than Jusl a p1er of rubber tubmg The pre">ure on the cuff can be adjuated high enough to unpede flow through the vems, ca u8111g them to stand out but not high enough to block the arterial flow mto the ann • Warm soaks over the skin also helps m some cases Desptte all of these efforts if a vem IS scarred or obstructed tl ts not likely that anyone w111 be successful usmgthatvem. DEAR DR LAMB - Is there a home remedy you can take that will prevent the formalton of ktdney stones ? I have heard that one teaspoon of honey wtth a tablespoon of vmegar datly would do this or a can of beer daily was recommended by a doctor My husband has had surgery for kidney stones DEAR READER - The best home remedy m the world for ktdney stones lS to drink enough water. Because sweatmg and other factors affect how much water you need the rule IS to drink enough hqwds to form two liters (about two quarts) and even better, three quarts of unneaday. The mcreased unne now should be mamtamed evenly over the 24 hour penod That means drmking water around the clock and a reasonable amount before gomg to bed Spectftcally usmg vmegar or honey wtll not prevent a ktdney stone. Dependmg upon the type of stone- what IIJSmade of- the doctor may WISh lQ gtve medicme to actdify the unne Beer lS worse than useless It contains <lxaiate whtch ts often a factor m the formatiOn of some types of k•dney stones What IS the danger of droppmg dead from exercise or work? For deta1 is send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 4-2, Joggmg, Exertion, Sudden Death. Include a long, stamped self-addressed envelope for ma1hng. Send your request to Dr. Lamb m care of thiS newspaper, P'O. Box 15M, Radw C1ty Statton, New York, NY 10019 :,uc H8 511 1 Rank1n l'rovrdes for toe apporntment of C.OSfS Of the Ham 1lton Coun ty MuniCipa l Court 83 0 Am Sub H9 90, S Brown Requ rres the reQ11trar of motor vehicles to Issue rdenflf1cat1on cards to perSOf'ls 18 years of age and older 76 7 A.m HB 9, Brans too l Re QUrre-s the appo1ntmenl ot hand icapped ind rvrdua ls to the rehablhtatJOn serv 1ces comm rs sron 76 6 Refuses lo Concur m Senate Amendments Am HB 862, Shoemaker Prov rdes rei ref for parents and liable relat ives ot persons rn state menta l mst!tut 1ons 2 81 ~ R:esolutron Adopted SJR 25. Celebrezze Esta tl i/Shes a rornt select comm 1ttee to study proposals for fhe adoption or rules of ev tdenc:e for stale courts 85 o 8111 Passed SB 358, Celebreue Prov rdes for the sale of tax ant rcrpatron notes bY school d1Sfnc ts tha t may be forc ed to close for f1nancral reasons 76 2 Agrees to Conference Report Am HB 862. Shoemaker Provrdes rel1ef for parents and liable relattves of persons rn state mental tnst1tut 1ons 73 4 Conference Comm1Hee Named Am Sub 58 40 Val iquette R ev rses e th ICS 1aw Del Bane, Am of malt beverages, w1ne anct mrxed beverages on suncav 56 27 Am HB 399, Bowers Ellm r nates req urrement that techn1 ca t coll ege tr ustees recerve approval of Oh10 Board of Regents to exero se certam powers and prohr btl new tr ustees from concu rrentt v strv rn9 on any board of educatron 80 0 Bills P•ssed SB 182, Speck Per mrts townsh rps to us. lodg rng tax recerpts to prov rde frnanc 1a 1 ass1stance to lccat school drstncts rn Whi Ch state lodges are located 72 u Am 58 193, White Confrrms lake lands admrn rstrator agree menrs at lndran Lake m Logan countv 85- o Am SB 297, Roberto Pro vldes a defmrt1on of Impound m e n t as used m the classtfrcatron of w 1ld and scen 1c nvers 70 17 HB 179, I Thompson Pro vrdes cash payment for s1ck leave credrf to nonstate em otovees upon retlrei'Tlent 58 26 Am He 585, Tranter. Per m1IS publ iC @mployees to engage 1n polrtrcal actrvr tres durrng nonwcrkrng hours 52 3~ HB 801. Camera Includes a representative of the second most populous c rty on each ;o;e;ropolltan housong authoroty HB 818, Tab1ack Reconciles a confl1ct In schedu le for new withhold ing lax payment provo slons 81 o Am HB 884, camera Creates off1ce of ombudsman and ass ,stant m the bureau ot compensal1 1workers nduslroal comm lssoon on1012and Concurs •n Senate Amendments Am Sub HB 230, Eckart Prov•des utdlly diScount tor cert.,n persons 80 1 Am Sub HB 804, Begala Authonzes I he governor to appo int agenc ies that are needed to qua lity Oh •o tor federa l programs 75 10 Am hl8 749, Mallory Per mots count,es to ISsue bonds tor burtdrngs or structures to ac commo~ate courthouses. 1a•l and related purposes 82 o ~ les "I have no mtention of gomg to Dacca," ooe jailed rad1cal sa1d from his pruon cell The Red Army is made up· of uitra-lefhst Japanese terroriSts who have often workd m coo)UIIction with Palesttnian terronsts. In 1972, three Red Army members massacred 22 per90!1s m a bloody attack oo Tel Aviv 's 1.00 mport. The hijackers won new supplies by releasing the five captives Thursday. A truck- would blow up the jet and IndianS and PJU:i~Unia Iller load or food, mcluding egg launch a terrori!t "program deliwry of tbe prilonen llld rolls, chicken, nee and lwr, on a larger, glDbal acale" the cash, but will keep \be was delivered to them this unless they win all their other hostage• until lbey m..-nmg. demands reach their ultimate The hijackers waited until The hiJackers say they will destination, whlcll wa not all the1t hostages had eaten release women , children, known. before taking any of~ food - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 themselves, airport !lllurces LetteR .. oplaloa are 'ftleomed. Tile)' llllaUI lie 1 sw~ gurun 1 1- diu 100 wonkllllll (or be lllbJed t. redllcdll"" I' 1 Japanese ;,: fifthour were I tbe edltorl alii muat 'be llped wldl tile alple'l ad- I mask and all appeare:~: I Nams be wltbbekl ..,.. pllblletiiiL 1 under the age of 30 _ told Hvwenr, oo reqaeat, llllllet '11111 be dlocl•ed. LeUen 1 Dacca airport offtC18ls tbey 1 lllould 'be Ill good taste, addrealal . _ , Ml per- 1 1 IIGilalltlet. I l t! I SENATE Bills Introduced SB 369, Ca labrese Prohrbtts a ctndldate found au ,l?y ot unfair campa1gn practtces act from runnrng for otf rce for seven years SB 370 Celebrezze Permits courts to award reasonable attorneys' fees and e"penses to the wrnn rng pa rty rn CIVIl actrons SB 371 , Speck Reduces the assessab le val ue of house Jra ll ers and provrdes a home stead exemptron for house tra1ler owners Bill s Pnsed Am Sub HB 230, Eckart Provrdes ulrl rty discount for cer tam persors 31 0 Sub HB 804 Begala Em pow ers the governor to create agenc1es. needed to qualify the stale lo parl 1c1pate m a federal program or activ•ty Am H B 862, Shoemaker Provraes rellef for parents and liable rela f1 ves of persons rn state mental lns1lt utlons 31 0 Am HB 749 Ma llory Per mt iS count1es to rssue bOnds for bu ddmgs or structures to accommoda te covf'"thouses, Jar l and related purposes Jl 0 Am HB 579, Ball perm rts the combrnat1on of the offrces of vtliBge clerk and treasurer upon a vacancy rn erther offrce 1o 3 cnu. may ~ I • National Leagu. - £1St .~ ·~ • " :I I 1 l""ofSoil damage field cnopa and bam~ JDd W.ter Conoervation crops stored on the farm . "U Benefits of local schools Dlltrtttllldopted a l'es(liution during Its annual meetmg last January 20 · which opposes bannmg leghold traps m Ohio A proposed constttutlonal amendment IS slated for the November ballot which would make 11 a crune to use a leghold trap or to use any other kmd of trap which causes prolonged suffering to animals "Farmers in Me1gs County and throughout Ohio depend on leghold traps and other traps to control muskrats, skunk s, and other wtld animals that become severe pests when too abundant," says Rex Shenefield, prestdent of the Me1gs Soil and Water Conservation District These ammais become pests to farmers when they Dear SU' The benefits of having a community high school are quite clear if anybody takes the effort to compare the student opportunities and atmosphere with any other high school. The students all can partU!lpate m school activ!Ues with the ~ friends they grew up w1th The interests and aptitudes in " basketball, football, band, cheerleading, etc. can be expressed by participation, not by JUSt bemg a spectator, as 85 percent of the students must do m a larger conoolidated county-Wide school The students all know each other and just gomg to school can be pleasant, rewarding and fun; With the best kind of teanung (the high school, proportionately, hall the best college preparation m this area] and teaching atmosphere. The reSidents and taxpayers of Southern Local of Meigs County can enJOY thelt own high school and have the privilege of expressmg thell' complamts or thelt praise, just as long as tbe h1gh school can survive. - Jerry DeLaval, Chermstry & Physics Teacher, Southern Local High School, Meigs County. we don't have any means to control tllese pests, we won't have much left for the con- sumers," he says ~ delegates of the Ohio Federation of Soil & Water Conservatton Districts has placed the Federation on record as oppoSIDg any effort to outlaw the use of leghold traps and other dev1ces considered necessary by farmers and wildlife experts to properly manage and control vanous species of wildlife m the state " Me1gs Sot! & Water Conservation District and every Soil & Water ConservatiOn DIS!nct m the state will have to JOID together to f1ght this ISSue and preserve our means of controilmg pests on our fanns," he concludes. .·.·:·· . ·. ·. BO'SOX SOLD BOSTON (UPI] Haywood Sulllvau, a ouellme Bostou catcher who eadeared hlmseU to the Yawkey family a8 a club executive, has won the bid-off foo ownen)llp of the Red Sox. Sullivan and partuer Edward "Buddy" LeRoUI bead a 13-member group that Thunday was glveu initial approval to purchase die 77-ye&M>Id team for an estimated $1' million from tile estate of Thomas A. Yawkey, who died July 9, lt76. The sale was expected to be finalized Oct. 31. The other 13 American League owners must ratify the purchase by a thret· fourths vote. x. Pn lla Pltt>bgh St . LOU" Chlcago Montreal New York , : I ht game Dig :;w' evaluating his co ndtlwn. Pollee would not disclose any details. Rooker )omed the Pirales m October 1972. ASTRO.GRAPH ~tUdMwd Outdoors 25 J 1 ',. ' Pet Gl 99 60 623 66 11 16 S8l 6 516 17 S09 18 93 ll 78 1A 15 61 96 Wttt W 96 86 80 73 68 60 L 6J 73 665 25 389 37 Pet 60.4 .5~1 G& 10 Houston 79 . 503 16 San Fran 86 459 23 Sen Diego 91 ~28 28 Atlanta 99 371 36 x clinched division tltte ThursdaY''S Ruu lts Montreal 7, Phlladelphta 2 Pittsburgh S, New York 2 Houston 4. Los Angele-s 2 Todar'• Probable P1lchers CAll Times EDT I New York (Jackson o 1 and Koosman I 20 ) at Sf LOU IS <Oennr 7 8 and Rasmussen 11 161 . 2. 6 35 p m Montreal IDues 1 1) at Pl"rlladelphia {Lonborg 10 o4 ) , 7 JS p m Ch icago (P Reuschel 20 9) at Pittsburgh (Reuss 10 13) , 7 35 pm Atlanta (N lekro 16 19) at Cinc innat i (Seaver 20 6) 8 os pm Houston INiekro 13 Bl at Los Angeles (Rhoden 16 10) , 10 JO pm . San Diego (Fretsteben 1 8) at San Francisco (Knepper 10 9), 10 35 p m SlturdJY'S Games New York at Sf LOUIS 2 Ch icago at Pittsburgh Atlanta at C1nc rnnatl Houston at Los Angeles San Drego at San F=ran Montreal at Ph!la, nrght CINCINNATI (UP! )- The Cincinnati Reds, havmg already lost the National League West championship PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP o o • MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION • 1. Title ol Publication The "' DALLAS, Tex ( UP)) Vogler who sat out the 'wms over T Ch 1st Dally Sentinel and Sunday Seventh-ranked OhiO State Oklaho' esas r tan Times Sentrnel . makmg liS ftrst tr' to t~ rna game With a had (4li-21 ) and Tulane (211-23) 2 Date of Fllmg Oct 1., 1P knee , should be ready and a loss to No th T 1977 Southwest and playmg a rare The OSU-SMU m~tchup State ( 24-Ia) r exas 3 Frequency Of Issue Monday through Fnday and ru ght game, will be at near willbethee1ghlhbetweentbe "Aga1nst Southern Sunday full strength when 11 goes two schools w1th the M thodist 11 be f JB Annual Subscri pti on agamsl Southern Methodist Buck e we WI acmg a Pr1ce By mall rn Ohio & w For S1turday, Oct. 1, 1877 Saturd hl eyes holding a 6-1 edge, passmg attack " said va , S22 DO , Elsewttere $26 00 ay rug · havmg lost only the first of B k t ' t G 4 Locot lon of Known Office • Only hnebacker Tom uc eye 11 assls an ary of Publication 111 Court Co j the series, 32-27, m 1950 when Tranquil. Mike Ford doesn't Street. Pomeroy , Meigs usmeau, 10 ured m last Fred Benners came off the th ball U bu1 he County, Ohro _.5769 Saturday 's dramahc 29-28 bench to rtddle the Buckeye ~ vteryllw?, ' of the Bernice Bede Osol Location loss to Oklahoma Will mlSS d oes row 1 we . Headquarters of General ' secon ary Defenstvely Bucke e Bus•ness Offices of the :. the game aga1nst the In Southern Methodist the h d 't 1mo' ha y Publishers 111 Court Street, .. Mustangs 2--1 B k • coac es on w w t to Pomerov ~ Ohio :45769 " R • ba ks Jeff I..o U'; eyes Will be gomg expect from the Mustangs 6 Names and Add res ses of unnmg c gan agamst a tewn which likes to " We can't look at their first Publrsher, Editor. and th and Rtcky Johnson, both put the ballm the arr Managing Edrtor Publ1sher In th M Ia ' three ree gannes and anticipate mJured m the season's Rrcha rd s Owen , Middleport, ed e us ngs what we are gomg to see " Ohro ope:br,frare ex~tG ii~ be games, quarterback Mtke swd Alex Gibbs anoth~r Oct 1, 1977 Editor Chester Tannehill Involvemen ts you have With MlddleS)ort , Oh io ' rea .' eemhg y r m to Ford has thrown 74 times, Buckeye aid "We 'anticipate progreSSIVe assoc1ates th rs year Managrng Editor Robert 37 f ••• ds · return to lS safety spot. complet Griffin ran from the tailback mg or ...,., yar some change m what has wrll come off well Dealings with Hoefhc h, Pomeroy, Oh10 7 th st tw and fow- touchdowns His top been the1r has1c 50 defense " thosewhotrve inthepastwont The Ohro Valier 1 spo e pa o games receiver has been sophomore · be as profrtable Publishing Co' Pomeroy , Ohto , Richard S Owen Rod Gerald, Ohio State's wmghack' Emanuel Tolbert LIBRA (Sop!. 23-0et. 23) Don t Mldd leporl , Oh 10, Ewing T' Boles . Columbus, Oh io. e shck JUmor quarterback who wbo has grabbed 18 for 299 overlook old obhgat1ons today Thoma s Boles , Columbus. suffered a head m)ury m the yards and a palt of TDs by THOMAS JOSEPH Take care of your end of the Oh io trustee for stephan Oklahoma contest, 1s The SMU runnmg g~e barga1n Without any attempt to Boles , Robert Boles, Janice pass 1t off Fmd out more about Boles , George W Byers Ill , expected to play, although be which has accounted for 523 ACROSS 3 Role for yourself by sendmQ for vout Columbus, Otllo. Lynn s .,. has not seen much practice yards has been split between copy of Astro.Graph Letter Mall Ohio, Kaufman, ids , '' 1 this week: Gerald IS a native tailba~ks Arthur Whittington 1 Prefix for pro Judtth BethGrand SyersRap Sells . Anderson 50 cents for each and a long Columbus , Oh ro. o1ane a' , of Dallas d p 1 R' Whitti 5 Indian Iitle an au tee ngton 10 Pub stgn 4 SuffiX W1lh self.addressed stamped Byers , Columbus, Ohio , "'L And JUmor center Ttm has 'lJJ7 yards and Rice 196m II Pay trtbute to treat envelope to Astto-Graph, P 0 Robert Wrngett, Syracuse, Box 489 RadiO Crty Stat1on. N y OhiQ, George W Byers. Jr., .. 5 Poe b1rd 12 Ue at Columbus, Ohio 10019 Be sure to specify your 8 Known Bondholders , '" 6 Athena 's r-------~---------------------------, ancbor brrth srgn Mortgagers, and Other .... 13 Zoroastnan title SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ~~~d~~~ 1 H~~dr~~snto::n~nog dor ... 0 btble 7 BlmdYesterday's Answer Pessrmtshc companrons should \Mortgages or ot"h:r 14 Consumed folded 2 "- Ia Z8 Des t be avo1ded today Their crepe· Securrtres Ohio Valley Bank, ,.. 1 gnddess 15 Get lost 1 cares hangmg could put you rn the GalliPOliS, Ohio 8Garbed (2 wds ) Douce" and otherSdoldrums too, and vou ll sae Aver1ae No Copies Each " 22 Kind of tdol 29 Bee mud 1nstead of stars 1s1ue DurlnSf Preceding 12 • b 9 .. Roscoe " groun<1 where they mature 16 lnf1 del Months United Press International II Cavalry 23 On 30 French SAGITTARIUS CNow. 23-Dee. 10 Ex ten t and Nature ot .• Warbles have different 19 Umbrage Now that sqmrrel season IS (alone , 2 wds. ) nver 21) It's possible you could turn Circulation weapon fully underway, some hunters effects on varwus hunters. 20 Not him 24 Hobo 31 Brazilian the smallest task lnto a gigantic A Total No Cop1 es Prln ·• 17 "- Certam are findmg that a portton of Some unmed1ately diSCard 21 Cake dec· ~turn to seaport undertakmg today Unfortunate· \~~0"' Dallv 5850, Sundav l l ' Feelmg" orator the arumals they shoot are any aruma! that IS found to be custody 33 Knightly ly Its all'" YC!.Ur head B Paid Circulation 1 18 Rhode Sa les Through Dealers and , infected while others view %2 Lament infected w1th a conditwn 26 Role for encounter CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) Corrlers, Street vendors and ... Island known as "warbles!' them as s1mply a skm Z4 Engendered Borgrune 38 After Feb A hidden fear could spo11 your counter sates Dally 4, 519 , Red · run today You should forget 11 Sunday, 9,.tll4 Actually, these dark colored, condition wh1ch has litUe 25 Carry on 1:'""~~-r:l'-c:--r.o:--"1 because rt probably wQn ' t Mall Subscript ions Cally 1 on the edibiltty of the wildly effect hard-<~kinned grubs are tbe happen anyway 1, 109 , Sunday 2 ,liS2 " Mlmal.ltseems that the best 26-'s the C Total Pa1d Circulatron larvae of a ny called the Bot· 1--4-+-1-4--l AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Ftb. 18) Dody 5,628. Sunday 12.066 approach would be to skm the word F1y When thrngs go wrong at home 0 Free D1str lbuflon by squ~rrel out and have a look 27 Summer The life cycle of thiS insect f:,;-4-+-I--J.-+-11 oday dont try to prn all the Mai l, Carrrer or Other Means Samples, Com '"' If the muscle tissue (Fr ) reqwres that the adult lly-a blame on your male He or she p11mentary. and Other Free largtsh, hairy-lookmg fly surrounding . the site of the Z8 Mohaml;c-t-+-1-4-+-f may not be entirely mnocent but Cotes Darty 59 , Sundey 115 medan then ne ither are you Total OlstrtbUt1on ... which shghUy resembles a warbie 1s diSColored or is '>-+-+--1 Dally 5.687. Sunday 12,181 ~ m any way~~ should month different bee- deposit her eggs on the .PISCES (Ftb 20-Morch 20) Use F Cop1ee No I Distributed ha1r or skin of the host be cut and discarded. If the 32 Roberts or a soft -sell approach'" trymg to 1 Office Use, Left Over, multiple Amenca has -+--1--lconvtnce a helper to do what you Unaccounted, Spoiled After ~ animal Upon hatchirig the animal want today Your subJect may Printing Daily 138; 159 infestations, 11 may be best to 34 Inlet 2 Returns From 1 News small larvae burrow mto the not be In lhe mood for an earAgents Dally 25, Sundev 160. stmply leave it 35 Sanctify skin of the squirrel where beatrng G Total. Oa11y 5,850 , Squirrels seem to be the 3S Suffix they grow by feeding on the Sunday 12,500 ~.. most common host animal for With fore ARIES CM.,eh 21-Aprlt 181 II Aclull Number of Copies ol squtrrel nself you re makrng a purchase of Single Issue Published Once they reach the stze of th1s lly, and gray sqwrrels 37 Actor, any conseq uence today, be cer- Nearest to Filing Date '~ Anthony about three quarters of an seem to have them more tamtogetexactlywhat you want 11 Extent and Nature of ........ '~,-+-+--1 auyer s remorse ca n str1 k e C~rculatlon mch, they burrow back out of often than fox squirrels, but 38 - May r:; A Total No copies P'rin , .. ... Wong the breathmg hole they left other al)llll81S do get them. qu1ckly ted Dally 5 , 850 Sunday upon entry and fall to the They also attack horses, 38 Mars !--+-1-~ TAURUS (Aprll20-Mar 20) Any 13.000 A Total No Copies Prln catUe, deer, sheep and even on cars drsagreement between you and ted Dally £,503, Sund.av humans 41 Uvely =+--1--l--1 your fam1ly loday should be 9,793 " settled speedrly Otherwtse a B Paid Crrculallon t Fortuoately, only those dance =+--1--1--l long-l astlng chrll could set 10 Sales Through THE DAILY SENTINEL spec1es wh1ch attack animals DOWN Carr iers, Street Dealers Vendors end and ...,., DEVO'IED TO mE are found in this area. The 1 A Churchill GEMINI (Mar 21-Junt 2D) Counter Sales Daoly •,sOJ, INTEREST OF -...L.-.t.....l!,o,,.,J Altho ug h you re not prone t0 Sunday 9, 793 warble that attacks humans 2 Upper class L....L.....I'-...1--I.....J MEIGS-MASON AREA 2 Mall Subscriptions " CHESTER L. TANNEHILL hold grudges. you re down on Dally 1, 120 .1 sunday 1,689 makes its home only m the Es:et Ed you deal w1th on a c Total Paid Circulation q very hot areas of MeXIco, DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: someone ROBERTHOEFUCH regular basts You could be the Dally 5,623 , Sunday l2,.tl82 Citf. Editor AXYDLBAAXR Central and South Amertca. brg loser ther~ 0 Free Oistrlbutlon by • Pubhshed darly qcepl &turday Malt, Carrier or Other 1 • Ia LONGFELLOW The spec1es that attacks by The Ohto Valley PUblbhinK Com· CANCER CJune 21-Jutr 22) Mean•, SompiO$ Com . 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Garland allowed only six h1ls Thursday mght and pitched the lnd1811s to a 4-1 triUmph over the Yankees, which prevented New York from chnchmg the AL East uue Wtth Boston beating Toronto, 7-3, and Baltimore toppmg Detrmt, 6-3, the Yankees lead was sliced to three games w1th only three to play The Yankees will host Detroit for a weekend ser1es while Boston and Baltimore meet each other at Fenway Park Garland entered the game with 19 losses and was determmed he wasn 'I gomg to jom the 20-loss club The only run he allowed was Reggie Jackson's run-scormg double m the e1ghlh as he went the diStance ror the 21st time and gaiped h1s 13th VICtory. "I JUSt didn't want to go out there and lose 20 ballgames and let them clinch the perutant agamst me," said Gar land, a 2C).game wmner last year " It's Juat a matter of pnde '' Rick Mannmg SU)lll<ll'ted Garland wtth a solo homer and rookte Alfredo Gritfm SC(ll'ed two runs. Ed Ftgueroa started for the Yankees and took the loss but ho! was forced to leave the game in the lh1td when he stramed a muscle m hiS left s1de. In other AL games, Kansas City stopped California, 6-3, and Seattle mpped Teus, 2-1. Montreal topped Philadelpllia, 7-2, Pittsbw-gh downed New York, li-2, and Houston edged Los Angeles, 4-2, m the only National League acllon Red Sox 7, Blue Jay• 3: Jlffi Rtce drove m four runs wtth a three-run homer, his 39th, and a sacrifice lly to spark the Red Sox' VICtory over the Blue Jays. Rookie Ted Cox chipped m with three hits for Boston Orioles 6, Tigers 3: Ken Smgieton h1t his career high 24th homer and rookie Edd1e Murray drove m lowruns to g1ve the Orwles a lbreegame sweep or the Tigers Rudy May went B 2-3 mnings to gam h1s 18th victory. Lance Parnsh homered for Detroit Royals &, Angels 3: Rookte Clml Hurdle knocked m two rWJS with hlS second homer and a single to help Kansas City end a fourgame losing streak with a VICtory over Califorrua. It was the Royals' 100th v1ctory of the season, the f1tst tune m thetr hts tory they have reached that plateau. Marinera z. Rangen 1: An RBI-<~tngle bY Julio Cruz m the moth snapped a 1-1 tie and gave Seattle a victory over Texas California 's Lee Stanton suffered a dislocated left ankle with ligament tears while shding mto secood base attempting to break up a Chris Speier amacked a tworun trtple to pace Montreal's attack. Pirates 5, Meta 2: PhU Gamer drove in three runs w1th two singles and a tnple and pitcher Terry Forster doubled in another run to lead Pittsburgh over New York. Forster, who went 2-for-3 , doubled in Jerry Hwrston m the eighth to help himself to his SIXth tri\l!llph against fow- losses Dl 59 13 Central State (Ohio) C3· Astroo 4, I>vdgen Z: 1) 53 Bob Watson stroked a two14. Henderson State (Ark) (2 run homer off 20-game 1) 31 (3· wmner Tommy John, leading 15 East Central Oklo the Astros o-:er the Dodgers, 1) 27 (J. 16 Nortolk Stole (Val 1)14 Our Interest Is 17 Mississippi Valley (3·1) 13 Greater For You 18 Sl. Olat {Minn ) (3 0) 12 19 Shepherd (W Va ) (J 1) 11 20 SW Oklahoma (3 101 10 double play in the e1ghth, Espos 7, Phlllles Z: The Expos JUmped on ~ game winner Steve Carlton for four first-mnmg runs and Fred Holdsworth and Don Stanhouse combined oo a seven-hitter to rout the NL East champs Larry Pamsh had a two-run single and Texas A-1, Westminister remain on top in polls KANSAS CITY, Mo (UP)) - Texas A-I remamed atop DiVISion I and Westminlster ( Pa.) continued Its retgn of DiviSion II in thiS week's football polls C!XIducted by the National Assoctallon of lntercolleglllte Athlehcs. Texas A-1 • n r i ed 15 , II"V, ece v of 16 f1tst-piace votes f« 239 pomts -Just one pomt short ofaunanimousselect1on. The only DiVISion I team purswng Texas A-I is Abilene Christian,~. which recetved the other f1tst place vote to f111ish mth 214 points. Westminister lost a firstplace vote from last week but kept a slim 221-219 margin over runner-up Concord (W.Va.]. The Pennsylvania school received 11 f1tst-place voles to JUSt three for the West V .ll'gm1a schoo1· The other f1tst-place vote went to Franklin (Ind .), which was 16th in this week's poll with a 2-1 record. Westmmster JS 3-0 and Coocord ~ KANSAS CITY, Mo lUPIJ - Second week rank lngs of NAIA Dlvlsoon I and Ol•lslon It schools (f irst place "oles in paren1heses) Division t School Rcrd Ph 1 1 Texas A 1 {15)(2 D) 239 2 Abilene Christian {11 {.4 01 214 3. Jacksonville State (Ala) (4 0I 209 4 Kentucky Stale {4-01 166 t~geto State {Texl {3· 6 Western Stale (Colo) {2 071~oncord l a (Minn) (3 O) 115 8 East Texas State (3-0) 108 9 Missouri Soufhern (J. 01 106 10 Salem (WVal (3·0) 79 11 SE Oklahoma C2-0) 66 12. Winston Salem {NC) C• ot Division II School Rcrd Pis 1 Weslminster{Pa) (111 {3 OJ 221 (3) (4 2 Concord (W Va ) 0) 219 J Waynesburg (Po) (3-0 191 4 Dakota Stole (SOl {4· 0) 180 5 Va'ley Cly St (NO) to the Los Angeles Dodgers, open tonight's fmal threegame senes of the season agamst the Atlanta Braves With statistics on thetr mmd. Tom Seaver needs nme strikeouts to reach 200 for the lOth season m a row George Foster needs four home runs to t1e Ha ck Wtlson 's Natwnal League Reporters are amazed at Pete Rose's photographic memory By ~ICK VANSANT CINCINNATI ( UPI) Pete Rose, Jr., 7, cupped the baseball m his small hand. HIS eyes bulged as he looked around at the reporters . He sometimes leaned over to peer at the sc nbbhng s m thetr notebooks Then hlS mouth would gape as he tilted h1s head up and sl1ghUy backwards to catch a gllinpse of hiS father Just mmutes before, Pete Rose, Sr., 36, had hit the baseball his son was holding He had hit 1t safely for the and I'm going to come to the ballpark three days a week and work out and I'm gomg to lose e1ghl pounds [or next season," he satd. Little Pete wandered over to the corner of the clubhouse and listened to the radio as the Reds' post-game broadcast went off the alt. The broadcast ended with a Jumpy , catchy tune, "So long from the Reds. The Big Red Machme Yes that's my team .. Marty and Joe on Reds' radiO ... " Outstde, little Pete's mother, wearmg a necklace with diamonds spelling out movmg the champion mto a "No 14" (Rose's uniform corner. And then Ali turned number ), patlenUywaitedfor on his reserve tanks and her husband and son to come out of the dressmg room found oomethmg more. Late m the round he connected The rad10 wept off and little w1th a sertes of combmations Pete looked over at hts that staggerd Shavers for the father f1rst time and nearly sent hun A lone reporter rernamed , askmg where Pete got hlS to the canvas. undershirt that satd "The " Ali's a sucker for a left hook, but tomght he was a SIXers " " Doug Collms gave 11 to sucker for a nght hand,'' Dundee said "He got hit w•th me ," Rose said of the Tonight's games Philadelphia 76ers basketball nght-hand counters like he player "He's a friend of owned hun. But Muhanunad (SE OALJ always fmds a way. He has mme. You know, I wear this Jackson at Athens undershtrt because tt's Just Gall•polts at Waverly something special. That 15th (1963-M). the nght we1ght for this type Ironton at Metgs round was one of the fmest Wellston al Logan "If I could've gotten 2-1> of cool weather and ... " rounds I've ever seen." (SVACI Referee Johnny LoBianco more htts a year, I could 've L1ttie Pete resumed Kyger Creek at Southwestern North Gallla at Symmes spmning his yo-yo scored tbe ftght 9-5-1 lor AU had 3,000 m 15 years." Valley while judges Eva Sham and Pete, now w1th 2,962 hits, IOther•l Tony Castellimo had 1t ~- Ali was disappomted he will have Miller at Alexander NEW YORK (UPI) won the bout by sweepmg the to walt until early m his 16th Federal Hocking at Eastern mnth through 12th rounds seaoon to collect h1t No 3,000. Angelo Dundee, Mul\anunad Fairland al Nelsonvi lle· York He apologtzed for not A11's longtime !ramer, will Tr•mble at Vmton County after splitting the frrst eight. Warren at Ravenswood Shavers rallied to Will the getting his 200th hit this offer h1s personal analySis of Green at Hannan Trace Jjlth and 14th, hurting Ali m seaoon until the !mal week of the Ali-Earnie Shavers world Wahama at Southern (SATURDAY) heavyweight tiUe f1ght as both rounds, before the the year judges unannnously gave Ali "I didn 't aim to watt thiS part of a CBS.TV spectacular PI Pleasant at George Wash1ngton the last. long," he sa1d m smcere thiS Saturday between 4 30 Rock Hill at Ironton St Joe "ThiS was hard and that tones "It was a bad luck and 6 p.m, EDT. man was good,' ' satd Ali, wbo year. I remember slumps of earned $3 million in the first C).for-3, D-for-3 and C).for 10" heavyweight tiUe fight at Someone asked Pete it he'd Madtson Square Garden ever cut 200 htts closer than Since the Ali-FraZier bout in thiS. 1971. " I was out on my feet (in "One year I only had 195 the 15111 round ). I was almost hits by Sept. 25," he knocked out. That man hit me immediately replied Several reporters looked hard." Shavers, who received around at each other. $300,000 for the fight, stung "What a rrund," one sa1d. Ah, who looked more Now Pete's future came up ponderous than at any time m and he had it pegged too. his career. "I'm cutting down on the "I should have put pr'essw-e banquet c~rcuit thiS winter on h1m sooner," satd Shavers, whose record dropped to 54-&-1. "1 was trying Ul pace myself. I was shaken a few times, but never really hurt. He talked to me 2nd all the time, calling me names. I called him an unbecile.'' Champ shaken, retains title By GREG AIELLO UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK ( UP! ) Muhammad Ali reached mto the depths of the resow-ces only he seems to possess and pulled out a victory Thursday rught when defeat seemed oo near Staggered repeatedly by Earme Shavers' right-hand counter-punch, All somehow stayed on his feet, outhoxed the challenger through the Jruddle rounds and, m a furious 15th round, nearly knocked out Shavers after almost going down hnnself. The outcome was another disputed unannnous deciSion for the 3Ji.year-old heavyweight champion ''This man hit me hard but Allah gave me the power to wm," said a weary Ah, who rested an hour after the fight before appeanng at a press conference. "I'm !Ill glad I say my prayers to almighty Allah Don't you know how I come out of nowhere to do these thmgs' I always come up mth oomething That's God, that's Allah" It was AU's toughest f1ght smce he stopped Joe Fraz1er in 14 rounds in Manila two years ago. Unlike his other dtsputed dectstons over J1mmy Young and Ken Norton, however, Ali was shaken a number of tunes by the dangerous Shavers, who displayed an endurance few thought he bad "I'm tired," Ali said. "l'm almost as tired as Manila. I ceught a lot of punches. This man was great. People sure get m shape when they f1ght me. The man's never gone IS rounds.'' Ali clmched tlie decision on the offtclals' cards after the 12th round when he moved ahead, eight rounds to four . "It's hard to win a deciSion against Ali, especially m New York. I knew I bad to knock him out," said Shavers, who has kayoed 52 oppenents in 54 victories. ''Tonight he was a bad champion because he didn't win." Though he thought he was ahead entering the !mal round, Shavers did not fight 1 like a man preaervlng a victory. He buckled All'alego with rlghta early and toward the of the round, rddle 200th tune thts season It was the nmth season Rose had rapped out at least 200 h1ts and tl tied hun w1th Ty Cobb for the mark and Pete was telling ali about 1t. As always, tl was fascmatmg to catch his rapidfire commentary. ~ "The thtng I'm proudest of," he was sa}'lng, " ts that I got my nme m 15 seasons. Cobb played 23 or 24 years. " But you realiy can't com· pare us as hitters. The only thmgs you know we had m common ts that we both got 200 hits m mne seasons and we ' both hated to lose and would do anythmg to wm. " Little Pete wandered away and started s pinning hts green yo-yo B1g Pete started rattimg off statisttcs from a memory that veteran sportswriters believe is photographic when 1! c;omes to baseball "This should have been my loth seaoon to get 200 hits, but I miSSed e1ght games m 1972 because of the players' str1ke and I got only 198 hils. " l dtdn't get that good of a start e1ther I only got a total of 300 hits my first two years record of 56 Pete Rose wants more hits m h1s countdown toward hiS 3,000th career hit Seaver will make his fmal start of the year tonight and he ftgures to be extremely strikeout-minded. Tom Terrific already IS the only major league pttcher ever to strike out 200 batters nine seasons m a row, but he needs mne Friday mght to keep that strmg aliVe Retired St. LOUIS Cardmals' pitcher Bob Gibson did 1t nme seasons, but not consecutively . Granted, 11 may be difficult for Seaver to get his nme strikeouts, but at least his task lS eas1er than Foster's, who needs low- home runs m the last three games to tie Wilson's record. Foster, a leadmg candidate for National League most valuable player, clouted No 52 Wednesday rught aga1nst San Otego Foster mil wm two of the three Triple Crown categones. He will finish the season leading the league m home runs and RBI, but probably will finish third in hattmg average Rose already has achieved his seaoon-long goal of 200 hits - the nmth time he's done 11, tymg Ty Cobb for the record - but goes mto the (1) {2 0) 1l3 6 Unf1eld {Ore) 7 Jamestown {NO) {2 01 130 C3- 0I 114 8 Bethel (Monn) (2-0) 111 9 California Lutheran (2 1) 89 10 Graceland (Iowa) 0) (3 76 11 lil1nols Wesleyan (2 O) 71 12 Northwood tnstllule Ml (2·11 62 13 Hanover (lnd) (2 OJ 54 14. Saginaw Valley (Moch (3· Braves at Riverfront for final three tilts Rooker hurt in accident PIITSBURGH (UP!) Pittsburgh P1tales ptlcher Jim Rooker was tentatively listed m fair condition thiS mormng at the city's Presbyterian - Umvers1ty Hosp1tal after apparently betng tnJured m an automobile acctdent A hospttal spokesman sa1d the 35-year-oid left-bander suffered mulllple mjunes m a car acc1dent about 6 a m. and that doctors were sllll American Leilgue Ma1or Ltatu• Standlntl ly Unltecl Prns International I S& W Districts opJ,o.e l~ ••• p~..IMY:~M ?Jtt. uuurc,: ban on ~-hold traps I -n.~r Legislative briefs CUl.UMBUS ( UPI I - Here 1S a glance at act tYi fy Thu rsday In the Oh 1o Gmetal Assemb ly actress' husband The heavily armed guerrillas are threatening to kill the hostages if Japan does not deliver the jaded terrorists and the ransom in $100 u.s bUis The Japanese govenunent announced a special Japan Air Lines jeUmer carrying the Willing pnsoners and the ransom Will leave Tokyo at S p m EDT for the e~ght.hour, 4,500-mile flight to Dacca It is scheduled to arrlve eight hours after the hijacken1' deadline The three priSOilenl who declined the offer of freedom sa1d they had d1ffermg 1deolog1es from the Red Army. Garland stops Yanks on six-hitter 1) 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Certificates of Deposit . 51.000.00 Minimum . Interest Payable Quarterly. A substantral penalty Is invoked on all certificate accounts wtlhdrawn pnor to the date of matunly . Meigs Co. Branch 44 ...@ 15. Black Hills Slate (5 0) weekend looking for more 37 hits m his march toward 16 Franklin (lnd) (J 1) (1) (2· career No. 3,000 1) 31 Just 3B hits shy of that 17 Grand Valley (Michl {1 -2) 16 mark, Rose should reach 1l 19 Carroll (Mont) {1·11 15 early next season. 20 U of Redlands (Calif) Despite the unpress1ve as{1 -1) 12 sault on the statistics, the Reds still will wind up the season Sunday without havmg attained !herr yearlong goal - become the frrst National League team to wm three straight world champ•Onshtps. The 1975 and '76 world champs already have lost the most important statistical race - the diVISion standings - to the Dodgers The Athens County Savrngs & Loan Co 296 Second St Pomero~O~o Southern is third in goH match at Oxbow Thursday night at Oxbow the Wahama Golf team downed host Warren and Southern as the Falcons of Coach AI Polmg shot a 168. Warren came lD second wtlh a 188 while Southern had a 201. Ty Roush led all golfers with a 38 for his Wahama club while Gary Richards bad a 40. Mike Wimungs shot a 43, Greg Stodola a 47, and Chuck Stanley a 51. For Warren, Phil Spindler had a 44, Steve Dolak and Billy West each shot a 47, and Scott Wynn and Mark King each carded a 50. Seth Hill led Southern with his 46 while Jim Powell and Dwight Hill each shot a 49. Paul Holsinger and Tim Thoren each turned m a 57. Attract'a vanety of birds... handsome addi· tion to any garden. Install in tree, on pole or platform ... and help your feathered friends. 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Main Pomeroy, 0. �4-'lbe Daily Sentinel, Mlddleoort-Pomeroy,O., Frida)';Sept.30,1977 A simple, modent proposal have paid _regularly into Soc1al _Security. By law, not by chOice. The other day I sal down and tried to figure out how much l had contributed. I finally arr1ved at a figure of about $15,000. Ftgurmg ~pound mterest over that rate of $3M a month. he'd penod, the balance should be bave to live to be l%t to get it ar~und $25,000. . . all back. So be's Jill togethe r As I understand 11, my Ibis modest proposal to the emplo_rers have been Social Security Adminis· matching my contributions !ration: all along so the figUre would be aro~d ~.000. Given the By JACK V. FOX rate of inflation, that nest egg LOS ANGELES (UPI) should come to about Letter addressed to Social $1~,000. • . . Security, Washington, D.C. : ~am 59 now. Figlll'Uigt hat "Dear Social Security: I will cootinue to contrtbute "I have before me a Social at the rate of approximately Security card issued to me in $1,000 a year for the next six the swruner of 1931. At that yea ~s with my employer time I was an 13-year-<>ld pottmg up the same amount stock boy in a grocery store in and with interest and St . Joseph, Mo. My duties increasing inflation I would were to keep the cmmters estimate the real investment at about $150,000when I reach filled with canned goods. "Subsequently, I worked as retirement age. "Then I will be eligible fnr a gas station attendant, a truck driver, a phar1113CCutical company GO VISITING messenger, an apple picker Mrs. Mary Christy and anq an inventory taker for a Mrs . R i t~ Forema n, Wliversity. In 1940, I got a Coolville, visited Mrs. Rachel steady job as a reporte• and Christy Tuesday in Columhave been with the same bus. She has been ill. They company ever since. also visited Mrs. Roy Rooker "During those 40 years I of Lithop<lliS. EDITOR'S NOTE: lJPJ's Jack Y. F01. figures be bas ..t abeat $15,0M into Soei81 Secarlty aIDee 1937. Add bls employers' IIUIIchlac coatriballoos and inter.. l aod be !!guns be's owt<l obout $110,.... But 11 1 return Panel slated to talk about education A .discussion about the crisis in education with four state legislators to serve on a panel has been planned by the Ohio PTA for Wlits in Regions 3 and 7 for "I'hursday, Oct. 6 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Walnut Ridge High School in Columbus. The forum will also include a comparison Of the PTA Iegislatioo program and the proposed amendments to the legislation along with their relationship to the .crisis in education. Meigs County PTA members along with teachers and other interested individuals are invited to at- tend the meeting at the Walnut Ridge High School which is located just east of Hamilton Ave on Livingston Ave. Those interested in attending are asked to contact an officer of a local .PTA Wlit or a representative of the Meigs CoWity Council of Parents and Teachers. Transportation .will be ar· ranged for th<ise planning to attend. The three ma'jor topics for discussion will be 1) for whom and why do public school exist; . 2) school finance, who will pay the bills; and 3) public education deteriorating. about $360 a mooth in Social . Security pension. At that rate it will take me ;,. years to treak even and I will be 99 years old. More like 109 when you figure the government will continue In draw interest. "But I read now that the Social Seeurily system ooly has enough leftttr six mmths more operation and that drastic remedies are proposed. One is to increase the C(llltributions and another to pol off full retirement payments until age 68. " If that goes into effect, 1 would be mtre like 129 before I get the money back. Not even Russians live that long "Sincerely" · "P.S. _ 1 don:r guarantee those figures but I'll settle today for Ihe $15 000 " ' · IS IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Walter Cleland has receiv~d word that her granddaughter, Sandy Cleland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cleland, is confined to St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg, W. Va. with nephritis. She has been there for two weeks and it is Sew- Rite Club makes plans ·A Hallowe-en dumcr lu be held on Oct. 2li al the Sp<lrtSIIIllll Inn at Athens was pllmnl'<.l at .a meelmg or the Sew Club held at tbe home of Mrs. Ann Browning with Mrs. Shtrley Baity as hostess. Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel furnished the mystery prize which was guessed by Mrs. Baity. Mrs. Browning received the door prize. Final plans were made lor a rummage sale to be held Oct. 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on lhe lol across from 148 Bullernut Ave. Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore will host the next meeting. A Rit~wm g salad course was served to those named and Mrs. Betty Wehrung, Mrs. Martha Hoffman, Mrs. Flo Strickland, Mrs. Mildred Wells, Mrs. Lenora McKnight, Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs. Nettie Boyer, Mrs. Jon! Hoffman, and Mrs. Panrlora Collins, president. Mr. and Mrs. James Circle, New Haven, were at the home of Mary Circle on Sunday. Picnic enjoyed the l'wm Clly Shrine Club and their fam1hes l(alhered SIIJlday aflernoon at the Raclfl(' park fur a p1cmc. Given a special welcome ...~ l.jeda Altizer. 'II, a member of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slusher of Pomeroy. A vote of thanks was extended to Noble Gr"dVes of Colwnbus, an honorary member or the club, for his generous donation. Members of The chicken dinners were provided by Crows, the baked ham by Noble Dallas flill, alid the dessert bv the wives of the members. · SALE SLATED A rummage sale will be held at the St. Paul Lutheran Church fellowship hall on Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. by the women of St. Paul and St. John Lutheran Churches. ThoSe that called on Mr. and Mra. Arthur Johneon and family and Betty Van Meter duriog the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Johnson and daughter of Middleport, Mrs. Douglas Johnson, Gloria Jean Manuel, Racine; Laura Circle of Do rcas, Lizzie Wood, R.D., Racine and Mary Circle. Mr. and Mrs . John Morrison of Ashtabula called on EWlie Brinker Sunday afternoon. William Carelton of Racine called on Betty Van Meter, Patrick, Sheryl Jolmson and Eunie Brinker on Monday evening. KIRKLAND, Wash. (UPI) - Mike Jones, a free-agent linebacker from Jackson State, signed with the Seattle Seahawks Thursday. Jones, a Moot-2, 224-pound rookie, replaces HAVE A PROBLEM? Us ••• CRISISLINE Amos Martin, who underwent knee surgery for damaged cartilage and has been placed on the injured reser~·e list. OFFICE AT NOON ON THURS.J - 'r.·:->:-G :-:r,:,:,:~:l::=:=:=l f ~::;;:;;_:~,:;:~ Sco·.. ;u ~-:l 'l t""o''l ·ary T'1!! ;; ~ f~ By Helen Bottel A MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIP? 992-5554 5 (CLOSE EAST COURT SURGERY SCHEDULED Sharon K. Smith, Pomeroy, will undergo surgery Monday at HOlzer Medical Center. DEAR HELEN : My friend and I had a disagreement We're both over 46, yet Mary says she has had great relationships with men as young as 21 - notjustsex, but "meaningful." My experience back when I was in my 20s was that we men only picked up females twiee our age when nothing else was avaUable, and these were strictly oniHlight stands. . Have times and people changed so much or have I been wrong au along? Also, what constitutes a "meaningful relationship"? Could I have your readers' opinions as well as yours? On bulb questions? · STEW ART DEAR STEWART: Of course there can be a meaningful relationship between a young man and an older woman • but only if be sees ber as a friend~ companion, not an "experience" or a "grateful" last chmce. These days an attractive 40ish woman has just reached the interesting age. So say many under.JO males... You're behind times, Stew. What's a meaningful relationship? One where partners share and care - if only for a little while. - H. DEAR HELEN : Are there any statistics· on comparative divorce rates between open and closed marriages? By open, I mean when both mates fool around; closed: wben they're faithful to each other. BOB DEAR BOB: Valid statistics would be abnost impossible to come by here, but I suspect open marriages generate more divorces because most are WlequaUy " open." One mate often ends up feeling burt and jealous when the other finds too much pleasure elsewhere -no matter how " modem" theytenn themselves. On the other hand, bedroom faithfulness alone doesn't insure compatibility ... Mebbe divorce statistics on open vs. dosed unions would be like comparing apples and oranges. A great many other factors than sex go to break up a marriage. -H. definite as to the period she will be there. Weekend visitors of Mrs. Cleland were Mr. and Mrs. George Cleland and daughter of Ashley, and Dave Cleland and children, Belpre. DEARHELEN. . I read it somewhere and it's good advice : "Never sleep with anyone who has more problems than you do." Let your readers be warned.- CAUTIOUS DEAR · CAUTIOUS : If everyone followed this advice we'd aU sleep alone! - H. Model WU8026MW " INSTA-MATIC" COtOR TUNING lrlr~~~•n ' Mt•m• ne n,. Just push one I eo"'' ~ij• button aM you '-.. tn..tensity,hue. sontrast, . r~ / Cttrtrut orw , nlt~~s ltJ automatJcal!)' balance c~tor bnght~ess and actrvale Automatic Fine Tunmg . It's c......_ _ _ _ ___:<:::ho!..! te!: as:!:y'.J • OS3000 100°0 Sohd Stale Modular Chas s1 :~ • "lnst'a-Matic" Color Tuning p • ' l ug ~in Circuit MOdules • Matnx PluS; Ptclure Tube p · • ushbutton UHF T umng • Attraclive Campaigner Chest Slyling.! WERNER RADIO Middleport, 0. Middleport : Help Helen CAll i~ ROYAL CROWN BOffiiNG COMPANY ~'lbeDailySentlnei,Middleport-Ptmm~y, O .. Fridav. Seol30 1977 992-5291 AVE i By Charlene HoeHich :£ I Minersville Church enjoys homecoming • ~ A song and games workshop will be held for leaders, a.ssistant leaders and other volunteers: at Camp Kiashuta Monday from 10 a.m. til noon. Guests for the workshop will be , scout leaders of Athens County. All those attending are asked to take either a game or a song to share. Leadera will be Mrs. Pat Thoma, Mn. Sandi Rodman, and Mrs. Merle Johnson. POMEROY JUNIORS 1%71 An organizational meeting of the Pomeroy JWliors was held Tuesday at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Crystal Lane and Trina Reeves led in the pledge and the girl seoul promise. It was decided that all meeting.s will be held at the school on Mondays. All fourth, fifth and sixth graders are invited to join. The new book, "World to Explore", was discussed along with plans for activities during the year. Mrs. Betty Lane is the leader. Twenty-three girls attended the meeting. SYRACUSEBRO~TROOPWD Ten new girls attended the Syracuse Brownie Troop meeting held Thursday at the school. They were Kristen Pape, Lois Davidson, Rochelle Davis, Shellie Connolly, Cindy Neutzling, Becky Winebrenner, Trisha Michaels, Lori Grueser, Sarah Philson, and Terri Roush. Jane Imboden led in the pledge to the flag and the girl seoul promise was repeated by the girls. Jane Jell led in the Brownie B's, and aU of the girls sang the Brownie Smile Song. Mrs. Pat Philson, leader, told the girls of the $2 registration (ee due on Nov. I. The scouts were asked to take leaves to the next meeting. Upset the fruit basket was played and the Lord's Prayer was given in unison before refresbmenets were served by Kathy Pickens. · . MINERSVIIJE-A large crowd was un hand Sunday for the annual homecoming of the Mmersville United Methodist Church. The ali-day program began with Sunday school presided over by Kenneth Wiggins, superintendent, with Mrs. Mary Bentz at the organ. Tbe congregation sang "Sunshine In My Soul" and "He Keeps Me Singing." Wiggins read several cards from members unable to attend, along with one from Lbe Margaretta Wise family thanking the church for flowers. The group sang "Love Lifted Me" before moving into the worship service conducted by the Rev. Harvey Koch. The choir sang "I Want to be Ready" followed by solos, "Today I Went Bac~ to the Plac• l iT•- Homemakers meet for workshop NEW HAVEN, W. Va. The Cherokee Homemakers Club held an au day meeting and workshop at the home of Mrs. Oscar Casto last Wednesday . Work began at ten o'clock on our scrap)look. Pictures and clippings from newspapers filled the work table. One wondered where to ~er.. 1 \: b6J :::a:::.. Social Calendar begin but a book soon begins to take form . Each member brought a covered dish and aU enjoyed a lovely dinner. After lunch the regular monthly meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Oscar Casto. She also gave the lesson " Care For The Sick in the Home." Caring for an ill person at home is a big responsible job. But with patience and understanding you can help in the complete recovery of an ill person. The community project was donating books to the New Haven library. Everyone in this area should think about more books for the library. Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mrs. Luther Smith and Mrs. Ollie Browning gave reports on the tour to our nation's capitol and surrounding historical places of .interest . Those attending the meeting were Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. Charles Stone, Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo, Mrs. Ollie Browning and the hostess, Mrs. Oscar Casto. ed tu Go", and "Each Step I Take" by Rolland Rummell. There was a basket diMer and fellowship hour from noon untill:30 at which time the afternoon service began. "America, the Beautiful" and Lhe invocation by the Rev. Mr. Koch opened the program with the Syracuse and Forest Run choir members JOining the Minersville choir for singing "Surely Goodness and Mer· cy." Rummell sang "There is a Day". Recognized and presented corsages and boutonnieres were the senior citizens of the church. Wiggins made the presentations to Sadie Brown, Sllela Grueser, Elsie Forbes, Gertrude Mitchell, and Fannie Phillips. Also Salisbury PTO meet to plan for new year Robert Morris, principal of Pomeroy and Middleport elementary schools, spoke enthusiastically of a new reading program being introduced into three district schools when the Salisbury .PTO met Tuesday evening, Sept. Tl . Introductions of teachers, an aide, and parents completed the evening's program. Salisbury is one of three schools in the Meigs Local District to begin the new reading program under a federal grant. Only Mrs. Martha Hoover's first grade is involved. Basically, Morris reported, the idea is to diagnose each student's weaknesses in the basic skills required for reading, and then to prescribe the proper noon program. There was a voted to sponsor the Girl Scouts and Brownies again this year and to buy paper on which school menus may be duplicated and sent home. It was noted that members should continue to save bottle caps to earn money to purchase door prizes for the Fall Festival being plarmed. Membership dues of 50 cents each were collected from those present. All parents of Salisbury students and others interested In the school are urged to join the .PTO. The membership rolls will remain open until the November meeting. Mrs. Hoover's first grade won the room count. The first grade room was open after the meeting for inspection of the new reading materials for inspeCtion of the new reading materials and equipment, and refreshments were served. DEAR HELEN. FRIDAY Please let parents whose children have cancer know that UMWA SUPPORTERS there is a nationwide group caUed "Candlelighters" which of. Club Friday at noon at remedies. A full time aide, fers much help, supp<lrt, and infonnation. Candlelighters truly Middleport Park. Mrs. Frankie Hunnel, works lights ollr darkness. Write to them at 123 C Street, S.E., HOMECOMING Dance with the children. in their Washington, D.C., 20003. • A PARENT OF A CHILD WITH Friday at Southern liigh problem areas, and quite a CANCER following football game from bit of e.quipment and RETURNS HOME DEAR READERS: materials are available for 10 to 12. Music by Robert E. Mr. and Mrs. Edward CandleUghter8 is a nonprofit organizaUon with active brantheir use. Mcintosh of Inverness, Fla. ches in 37 states, D.C., Canada and other parts Of the world. It Lee, WKAZ Radio. Admission John Lisle, ·Salisbury have returned to their home lifers peer support, via a newsletter and personal contact, to at door $1. Sp<lnsored by principal, spoke briefly, after visiting for two weeks senior class. people who are devastated by the terror and aloneness of SATURDAY reporting enrollment by with his sister, Mrs. Ralph knowing their child has cancer. -H. CARNIVAL AND grades. Spencer . On Friday the three .FESTIVAL Saturday at During the business joined by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Got a problem? An adult subject for discussion? You can Tuppers Plains with dinner meeting, presided over by Jennings spent the day in talk it over in her column if you write to Helen Bottel, care of and hayride to begin at 6 p.m. Mrs. Barbara Fry, the PTO Canton with Mr. and Mrs. this newspaper. as well as Ye Old mall Harry Davis. Another day featuring sweet show, bazaar basket dinner in church Mr. and Mrs. Mcintosh and items, handmade items and basement at 12:30 p.m. AISEEN VISITING Mrs. Spencer visited in . country store. Ciimiyal at ternoon service 2 p.m. with . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milch Belpre with Mrs. Etta Will. 7:30 p.m. with games and Dan Hayman and Hymn- of Wheeling were recent They also visited Mr. and cartoons. Sponsored by timers singing . visitors of Mr. and · Mrs. Mrs. Jolm weeks and family Tuppers ·Plains Boosters. in Gallipolis. MONDAY . Perry Mitch, Middleport. POP BOTTLES and bottle SALEM CENTER PTA, Polly Cramer caps '!'ill be collected 7:30 Monday night at the Saturday by Meigs Athletic school. 4-H awards to be Boosters and footbaU team presented. Has blood stains on carpet members. Booster tickets on MONDAY sale for $1. Collection begins DEAR POLLY- This is at 9 a.m. MEIGS County Fair Board POLL V'S PROBLEM meeting, Monday, 6 p.m. at DEAR POLLY-I have a such a nice bright day that I big problem. My Great Dane washed this mor.ning and FRENCH CITY Swingers secretary's office on just had puppies and I am left then hung the clothes on an Square Dance Club, Dance, 3- fairgrounds. FOR ALL OCCASIONS with blood stains on my outside line to dry.They dried 11 p.m. Tri-Grande Squares REVIVAL Monday through carpet. Is there anything that be a utifuUy, as usual, but Building, 1622 Eastern Sunday at Middleport. will remove these stains?· - there is always that problem Avenue, caller Bud Bleau. All Church of the Nazarene with of bugs, flies, etc. sticking to area square dancers ilivited. Mrs . Edna West as ANNEITE. DEAR ANNEITE -The the drying clothes; A few TU-PPERS PLAINS evangelist. Services at 7:30 following is r.Conunended by always stick like glue even each evening and 10:30 a.m. one authority. Sponge Spills when they are brushed or Elementary School PTA on sunday. REVIVAL at Hope Baptist with cold water and then app- shaken off. I discovered that carnival with dinner at 6 and p.m .. Church, Grant St ., Mid· other activities at 7 ly, with a medicine dropper, a the easiest way to get rid of SAturday. • dlep<lrt, 7:30 each evening solution made of two them is to bring the clothes in HOMECOMING at with Rev. Earl Dingus, teasooons synthetic detergent and put in the 'dryer on Just Received in two cups of wann water "fluff" for eight or 10 Southern High School Friday Chillicothe Baptist Church New Shipment that has been stirred minutes. You not only get rid during halftime. Parade at 2 pastor, as evangelist. vigorously (the amount of of the insects but end up with p.m. leaving the high school Of . and going through town. TUESDAY fluffy towels, sheets, etc. suds is not imJlllrlant) . ff a I MIDDLEPORT 'LODGE Parade entries open to yellow stain appears apply a MRS.W.E. DEAR POLLY- I take so public. Anyone wishing to 363, F. and A'. M., will meet at few drops of peroxide and allow to remain for two or maily flowers to the church, participate call Donnie 7:30 Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple. All Master three minutes. Sp<lnge area to the hospital and to shut-ins Dudding. HYMN SING Saturday 7:30 Masons are invited. wilh cold water. Blot up as that I ran out of containers p.m. at Freedom Gospel XI GAMMA MU Chapter, much excess moisture as for them. I came up with the p<lSSible with folded cloths or idea of cutting a gallon-size Mission at Bald Knobs. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 paper towels and when apply- plastic milk jug in two parts. Featured will be "Good News Tuesday at the Columbus and ing solution be careful not to I cut around the center of the Singers," Washington Court Southern Ohio Electric Co. · Mrs. Susan Baer and Mrs. use so much that it soaks jug with scissors and then House. Public invited. FALL FESTIVAL by PortDonna Byer .to bave the through to the backing. - punch holes in the top half. land PTO, beginning 6 p.m. cultural program; and Mrs. The top half is pushed into the POLLY. Middleport, 0. 99 Mill Street Doris Ewing and Mrs. MarSaturday at school; games at DEAR POLLY - Do not bottom half, that is filled wilh throw away that empty water, and the flowers are 7:15 p.m.; chili, hot dogs, tha McPhail to be hostesses. sloppy joes, soft drinks and pump-style hair spray bottle. stuck in the holes. -MRS. H. Polly w. i ll send yoli one of W~sh it out, fill with water coffee. ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . ., and use it to mist the leaves of her signed thank-you . FISH FRY at Middleport · your house plants. Such a bot· newspaper coupon clippers if Fire Station by lire departtie could be painted. or she uses your favorite ment beginning at U a.m. decorated in an attractive Pointer, Peeve or Problem in Saturday with sandwiches way and placed near your her column. Write POLLY'S and dinners to be available. SUNDAY plants . MRS . G. POINTERS in care of this ANNUAL Hemlock Grove newspaper. DEAR POLLY- and Laura Ch.ristian Church -Yes, something can be done homecoming Sunday with about that static electricity morning service, 9:30 a.m. ; from rugs. l had the same problem and used those paper strips that 1 buy for my dryer to cut down the static in clothes. I also had my daughter and niece, who were bothered most, put a strip on the bottom of each shoe and they also rubbed their hands with a piece occasionally. This all worked beautifully. MRS.R.S. DEAR POLLY- When baking pies or cakes I am short of racks to cool them on I use the grates from the top Of my stove. They are high enough so the. air can circulate Wider BOTHIN 7 FT. L E NGTH S them and in a pinch they could even be used as trivets oo a table. Just make sure they are not too hot to handle 985-3301 or have any grease on them. -,.,RS. T.J.M. DISPLAY MOD-ELS Guaranteed by Keepsake for perfect clarity, prec1sc cut, fine white color. Permanenlly reg iste red . 21? E .. MAIN. POMEROY ~~- The POLLY.$ POINTERS • EARRINGS 12 WIDES, 14 WIDES, DOUBLE WIDES • BRACELETS • RINGS SAVE HUNDRED'S OF DOLLARS NOW IF WE SELL IT WE SERVICE IT AT NOTICE THIS • IS • OUR · f., ONLY SALE OF THE YEAR BECAUSE OF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES. AU SALES FINAL. 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Mrs. Gladys Hood was recognized for her work at the church and presented a corsage and gift. Organist Mrs. Bentz was also presented a corsage and Wiggins, a boutonniere. Mter he recognized the out-Of-town visitors, the congregation gave a standing tribute to him in appreciation lor his faithfulness to the church. The Rev. and Mrs. Wendell Stutler, accompanied by Mrs. Paula Swatzel, Marietta, sang "Lonely Road uf Calvary Way" and "The Unseen Hand." The minister also sang "He Touched Me" accompa nied by Mrs. Swatzel and was joined by the Angelai res of Lancaster, featured singers for the after- -FENCE POSTS NOW IN STOCK .lh ROUND • ••••• •••• •2•• LINE POST••• ...... •312 BAUM TRUE VALUE HERE Amana gives you 5 years of full warran ty protection on the Magnetron . That means we cover mag netron cos t, labor charges, even t he serviceman's travel ex penses for live years. And that's realty Important be oa~se the magnetron is the most ·Important component ln. a microwave oven . 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GRACE EPISCOPAL , TM Re, , Horold Dee th , reelor. Church s.r· vices . 10:30 a .m .: Ho ly commu nion flnt Svndoy qf month; church school , 10:30 a .m. for nursery through 12. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST , John McArthur , po$1Df , Bible school , 9 :30a.m .: worship. 10:30 a .m .; odult worship servke and young people 's meeting. 7:30 p.m . Combined Bible study and pray.,. meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . THE SALVATION ARMY . 115 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . Envoy and Mrs . Roy Wining . olficers in cMorge . Sunday -holiness meeting , IOo.m .; Sunday School , 10:30 a .m . SlJndoy school leader. YPSM, Eloise Adams . 7 p .m.; salvation meeting , various speak•rs and music specials , 7:30 p.m . Thursday- t O a .m . to 2 p.m . Ladies Home league. all' women invited; 7:30p .m . prayer meeting and Bible study , Bob Estep, leader . Rev. Noel Hermon, teod'leL BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHAPEL , Route 1, ShadePastor Bobby Elkins . Sunday school , S p.m .; Sunday worsM ip , 5:45p.m .; weqnesday prayer ser vice, 7.30p .m . POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST . 200W. Main St .. Jerry Paul , mi nister, phone 992·7666 . Conservative , non - instn:~mentol , Sunday worship , 10 a .m .; Bible study ,· 11 a .m .: worship, 6 p.m . Wednesday Bible study, 7 p .m . OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Rev .Rolrh Smith , pastor. Sunday Jc.hoo , 9:30 a .m., Mrs . Worley Francis , superinten dent. Preaching services first & third Sundays following Sunday School . GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, Preaching 9:30a.m .. f irst and se· cond Sundays of each month; third and fourth Sundays each monttl , worship service ol 7:30 p.m. Wednesday e·u nings at 7:30. Praye-r and Bible Study. SEVENTH ·D.AY ADVENHST , Mulberry Heights Road , Pomeroy . Pastor. Albert Oittes ; Sabbath School Superintendent, Clara Mcintyre . Sabbath School , Saturday afternoon at 2 :00. with Wor ship Service lot lowing at3: 15. BAPT IST RUTLAND . FIRST CHURCH- Orewy Gore , supt. ·Su nday School. 9:30a .m .: morn ing worship , 10:45 a.m. THE HILAND CHAPEl , George Casto, pastor . Sunday School , 9:30a .m. : e..,ening worship, 7:30. Thursday evening prayer ser ... ice. 7:30p .m . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Dovid Mann , minister ; W1lliom Watson, Sunday school supt. Sun day school , 9:30 a .m .; morning worship I 0 :30a .m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, 282 Mulberry Ave ., Pomeroy. Paul J. White, Pastor · Gory Basham . Sun · day school supt. Sundpy school. 9:30 am .; morning worship , 10:30; evening worsl"llp . 6:30p.m . Midweek prayer service , 7<30 p .m . MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER , De.ICter Rd ., Langs>~ ille. Ohio, ReY . Clyde Ferrell, Pastor . Sunday School 11 a.m . Saturday preaching services 7:30 p.m . Wednesday evening Bible study at 7:30p.m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH . Bailey Run Rood . Rev, Emr'nett Rawson , pastor. HQndley Dunn . supt . Sunday school. 10 a .m . Sun day e..,ening service 7:30 ; Bible teaching , 7:30p .m. Thursday . OYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH , Roger C. Turner . poster . Sunday school , '9:30a .m .. Su nday mornin"d worship , 10.30, Sunday e..,eninq service, 7:30. IIDDLEPORT MT . MO.rd AH BAPTIST. Corner Fourth and Main , Middleport . Rev . Henry Key , Jr., pastor . Sunday School , 9:30a .m .; Mrs . ErYin Baomgordner , supt. ; Morning worship, !0:-45a .m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . lawrence Manley, pastor , Mrs Russell Young, Sunday S<:hool Supt. Sunday Sc~ool 9:30 a.m . EY'ening worship, 7:30 , Wednes day prayer meeting, 7:30p .m . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD , Racine Route 2, the Rev . James M . Muncy, pastor . Sunday school , q:-45 a.m .; morning worship , 11 a.m .: evening worship , 7:30. Prayer meeting , Tuesday , 7:30 p.m.; Young people 's r11eeting , 7:30p.m . Thursday . MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST . Corner Sixth and Palmer , the Rev . Peter Grondol, pastor: Manning Kloes , superintendent Sunday School. WMPO Rad1o program 7:45 a .m .; Sundo.v School . 9:15 a .m. ; Morning Worship , 10: 15 a .m . Yout~ activ i ties ond fellowship for junior ond senior high students, 6 p.m . Sunday evening worship , 7:30 p.m . Midweek prayer services , Wednes· day, 7:30p.m . CHURCH . OF CHRIST . M;d. dleport. 5th and Main , George .Glaze, minister, Mike Gerlach , •uperintendent. Terry Yankey , ·youth f"{linister . Bible Jchool . 9:30 a .m .; morning worship , 10:30 a.m .; evenmg worship, 7:30; prayer service , 7 p .m . Wednes- ,doy MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZAJIENE , Rev. Jim Broome, pastor; Mrs . Mary Lothey. Sunday school supt . Sunday. school. 9:30 a .m.: morning worship , 10:30 a .m .: Sunday evangelistic meeting ; 7:30 p .m . Prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7:30 p.m . UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY Of MEIGS COUNTY. Dwight L. Zov11l: , director . HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN , Re'lt . Ernest Stricklin, pastor. Sunday church tdlOOI , 9~30 a .m .• Mrs . Homer r.upr.. moi"ning worship. t... 10:30. MIDOLEPOfiT. Sundoy school , . '9:30 o.rn ., Atchord VouQhan , supt. Morning worship, 10:30. . SYRACUSE. Mclrning WOfship, 9 · a .m .; Sundoy KhooJ. 10a.m . Mr!i>. { LINDA'S lADY FAIR MEIGS PlAZA !:Iampson Hall . 5UPI John F. Fuftt RUTlAND CHURCH OF GOD 1' 1 1 . "2 ·2101 Pomeroy Rev Jome' 0 . Guynn , pas tor Sundoy school l O a .m .. Sunday worr.hip 11 o .m . Sunday evening ser'IICe. 7 p.m.; Wednesday wor thip r.ervke. 7 30 p.m. HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH , Near Long Bottom Edsel Horl, past or. Sunday school. 10 a .m ., Cl-lurch , 7:30 p m.; ' proye.WE FILL DOCTORS meeting , 7:30p .m . Thursday . PRESCRIPTIONS MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL . Th trd A ... e., 1he Re v. W1lliam Knh · Pome-roy tel , poster . Ronald Dugan, Sun · day School Supt . (losses f or all oger. : e vening service, 7:30; Bible ~UtnON study Wednesday. 7;30 p .m .. youth services Friday , 7:30p .m . t For • real 1uction call1he RQI MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP McCoy) "TIST, Corner Ash and Plum; Noel 1. 0 . (Mac> McCay Herrman , poster . Saturday even 985-3944 ing service. 7:30 p.m.; Sunday School. !0:30a .m . MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Robert T. Bumgarner , Director POMEROY CLUSTER Ph. 949-f130 Rev. Robert Hayder, Re.., , James Corbitt CHESTER , Wonh1p 9:15 a .m • .,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. BEAUTY SALON Middleport, Ohio Call949 -2838 For Appointment Complete Automoti¥e 5ef'YICe Locust & BHct, Sts. Middleport Radn~. Ohia Ph. m -!921 McCOY BOTTLE FOUND IN THF HAIR OF THf GOVERNOR'S WIFt:.'• SECURITY TO SEND ME THI; MAIO'S SOILED UNIFORM SEFORE IT THIS SPACE FOR RENT PHONE 992-2156 EWS & SONS SOHIO WAS~~~~~~~J BISSELL SIDING CO. SWISHER l LOHSE PHARMACY • V invl & Aluminum Siding, S1orm Windows•nd InsulAtion . Phone 949-2801 Of' 949-11'0 FREE ESTIMATES l'APTAIN EASY SUPPOSe I 6UARANHE HE'CC GET SACK TO CAll ORNIA TO SEE YOU-· AT Re<'ULAF< 1 ~-JTSRVAI. s ~ NO ReA SON WHY VOL) AND I CAN'T WO~K TH IS OUT, 'TISH, .. ~OU WANT WlAD&l< , l WANT HIS F IGHTE R PLANE SUICo ! FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE TO COME l!iACI<. I HT NOW· · AND F01'1:6H THIS WHOCE f 16HTEF< PcANE NOT JU ~T 51T DOWI>J A.OD YOU THI!JI<. I ..,.-~ NO-- I JUST THII>JK ..-......, CAII'T PER~UADE "'DU 'D BE ~MART BE S ILLY, TI?H ·· 1 DON'T THF<EATEN TO Tf<Y! AND 11\1 CASEo YOU DOI>J'T REACilE ll:.I'VE THIS ... IF YOU P~eSS U f<E WCADEK. TO G IVE lHIS F16 HTER· PcANE PROJECT, DO~' T uP wOMf'"! GOT A FE W WEAPONS! l 'CL F16Ho BAC.~~ 615~ - - ".>1 SERVICE CENTERS 282 W. /Min-Pomeroy.ftl-H62 510 N. :Znd, Middlepor1-992 -34S1 ROSEBERRfS PENNZOIL Church SchooiiOa .m . POMEROY , Worship , 10:30 a.m . Church School 9:30 a.m . UMYF 6:30p.m . ENTERPRISE . Worship 9 a .m . Ctlurch SchooiiO a.m. ROCK SPRINGS, Worship 10 a.m . Church School 9: 15a.m . UMYF6.30p .m . FLATWOODS . Worship , ll a .m . Church School 10 a,m. MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev. Robert Bumgarner HEATH , R: oberf Bumgarner . Pastor Worship 10:30 o .I'Tl . Church School 9:30a .m. UMYF 6 p.m . RUTLAND. Wilbur Hilt, Pastor . Worship 10·30 a .m Churd'l School 9:30a.m . SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev . Hervey Koch Jr . ASBURY , Worsh1p 11 a.m . Church School '9:50 a .m . UMW first Tuesdav. Bible Study Thurs . 7:30p.m. FOREST RUN . Worship '9 a .m. Church School! 0 o.m . MINERSVILLE , Worship 10 a .m . Church School9 a.m . SYRACUSE . Church School 9:00 a.m . Worship service 7:30p .m . SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . Timothy Smitt, Cluster Leader Rev . Steven Wilson Associate BETHANY, (Dorcas ). Worship 9:30 a.m . Church SchOol 10:30 a .m . CARMEL , Chruch School '9:30 a .m . Worship -10:30a .m. 2nd and ' 4th Sundays . APPLE GROVE . Svndoy School 9:30 a .m . Worship 7:30 p .m . 1st and 3rd Sunday'S ; Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Fellowship supper fint Saturday 6 p.m . UMW 2nd Tuesday 7:30p.m . EAST LET ART) Chruch School lst,. 2nd , 3rd Sundays , 9:30a .m . Fourth Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wor ship 2nd Sunday 7:30 p .m . 4th Sunday 9:30 o m .; Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p m . UMW lsi Tuesday 7:30p.m. WESLEYAN (Rocu'le), Sunday School 10 o.m , Wor$h ip 11 o .m . ; Jr . UMYF Wednesday 3:30 p.m.; Bible Study T,ursdoy 7 p.m . Choir Practice Thursday 8 p.m. LETART FALLS . Church School 1st, 2nd, 3rd Sundays 10: 15 a .m . 4th Sunday 9:15 a.m .: Worship lst , 2nd , 3rd SunJ,:Ioys 9· 15 a .m .; -4th Sunday 7:30p.m . MORNING STAR , Worship 9:30 a.m .; Church School. 10:30 a .m .; M1d-Week Service Wednesday 8 p .m . MORSE CHAPEL. Worshp 11 a .m .; Church School 9:30a.m . PORTLAND , Worship 7:30p.m .; Church School 9:30a .m.' SUHON , Church S_choo.l 9:30 a.m1 Worship 1st -:~nd 3rd Sundays 10:30o .m . NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev. Richard Thomas P"oslar Duane Sydenstricker John Douglas Associates JOPPA , Worsh ip 10 a .m .; Chu rch School 9 a.m .; Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m . LONG BOTIOM , Sunday school at '9:30 a.m . Worship services ot 7.30 p.m . Bible study and Youth mee ti ng at 8 p . m . on Wednesdays . NORTH BETHEL , Worship 11 a .m ., Church Schoo110 a.m. ALFRED, Sundoy School 9·30 a .m .. Worship 10:45 o .rri .; Prayer meet1ng Wednesday ·7 :45 p.m. : UMW 3rd Tuesday 8p.m REEDSVILLE, Sunday School9:30 a .m. Worship 7:30 p.m., Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ; Visi tation7 ·30 p .m . lst Thut"$day _ SILVER RIDGE . Worship 10 a .m . Church School '9 a .m. TUPPERS PLAINS , Worship 9 a.m . Church S<:hoollOa .m . KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, George Frederick , supl . Service weekly . 9:30 a .m . on Sundoy. Precchlng first and third Sundays of month by Clifford Smith , '9:30 o,m , HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION . Rev . l<eit" Eblin , pastor. Sundcy School , 9:30 a .m.; leonard Gilmore , first elder; evening ser vice , 7:30p .m . Wednesday prayer meeting , 7:30p.m . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO, Racine Route 2 . The Rev. Charles Hand, pastor. Sunday Sc"hOol, '9:45 a .m .; morning worsh ip, 11 a .m . Evening services. Tuesday ond Friday , 7:l0p.m . BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST , Doug Seaman , minister . Bible study , '9:30 o .m .; morning worship, 10:30 a .m .; evening worsh ip. 7:30 p .m . Wedn~tsdoy Bible study , 7:30p .m . KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST , George Frederick , supt . Sunday . morning service, 9.30 a .m . with preaching an firsf and third Sun · dov at month by George Pickens. NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNI · TY Church , Sunday School ser vice, ·9 :115 a.m .; Worship service , 10:30; E'l'angellstic Service , 7:30 p .m . Wednesday , Prayer meeting. 7:30. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy - Horriton>~ille Rd. : Don l<~~tnnedy . poslor: Bill McElroy , Sunday school &upt. Sunday school. 9:30 o,m ,; morning wor s,ip and communion , 10'30 o .m ,; Sunday ....,lng youth Christian End4Ktvor , 6 p .m .; worship 11er v1te, 7 p.m . Wednesday !'Vening prover me•ting and lihle study , 7.30 p .m . t ASKED TME CAPITOL THESE MESSAGES Of OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY lHE FOWMING MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. 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Donald Raley . pastor . Sunday school. '9:30 o .m .; wor· ship s.ervice , 10·30 a .m .; Sunday services . 7 p.m .; youth group , Wednesday , 7 p.m . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. ReY . Earl Skuler , pastor. Sunday school 9:30a .m .: Church service, 7 p.m .; youth meeting , 6 p .m . Tuesday Bi· ble Study, 7 p.m . RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , Rev . John A . Coff· mar . pastor. Sunday School, ' :30 a.m. Gerold Wells , supt. Morn· ing worship, 10:30 a .m. ; Sundoy evening worship, 7·30; Prayer meeting, Wednesday. 7:30p.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST , Don L. Walker , Po$tor , Ronnie Salser. Sunday school supt .; Sunday school. 9:30a.m.; morning wor· ship, 10:40 a .m .: Sunday even ing worship , 7 :30, Wednesday e>~en-· ing Bible study, 7:30. DANVILLE WESLEYAN . Rev. R. D. Brown , pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a .m .; morning worship 10:45; youth service. 6 :45 p.m .; evening worship, 7:30 p.m .; prayer ond ·praise, Wednesday , 7:30p .m . SILVER RUN FREE BA~TIST , Miles Trout, pastor. Sunday sct-!ool, 10o.m ., Steve Little, supt . Evening service, 7 p.m. ; prayer meeting , Thursday , 7 p .m . CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD , Rev . Bobby Porter , pa'Stor . Sun · day school. '9:30 a .m .; worship serYice, 11 a .m. ; evening service . 7:30: youth ser>~ice, Wednesday , 7:30p.m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Robert Musser , pastor . Sunday school , 9 :30 a .m .; Rov Sigmon . supt .; morning worship . 10:30; Sunday e\'ening service , 7:30: mid - week service, Wednes · day , 7•30 p .m . · SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , Rev . Dole Boss . pastor; Bob MQOre, Sunday School supt. ; Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.. morning worship , 10:45 o.m ., evangelistic service , 7 p,m. Wedne sday services prayer and praise, 7 p.m. ; · Norore11e youth 7 p.m .. Doily prayer meeting , 8:30a .m. Men's prayer meeting , Saturday. 7 p .m . UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL , Rev. Robert Sm1th, pastor. Sunday School , 9:30a .m .; ClasJ leader , Leo Hill : worship ser-tice, 10:30 a.m .; church 7:30p .m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Elden R. Bloke . pastor . Sundoy School 10 a .m .. Howard McCoy , supt.; Morning sermon, 11 a.m .: Sunday night ser>~ices Christian Endeavor , 7 :30 p.m ; ' BING'S MARKET & TEXACO SERVICE · RACINE PLANING MILL Syracuse Ph. 992-3978 Song service, 8 p.m .; Preoch1ng 6:30 p. m. Midweek Prayer meeting , Wednesday , 7 p m ; Roy Adams , toy leader. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST , located of Rutland on New lima Rood. next to Forest A cre Pork ; Rev . Roy Rouse , pas tor : Robed Musser , Sunday School supt . Sunday school , 10:30 o.rri .: worsh ip 7 ~30 p .m .Bible Study , Wednes day . 7:30 p.m .; Saturday ni ght prayer service, 7:30p .m . HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI STIAN . Roger Watson , pastor; Jes.s1e White, Sundoy schOQI supt . Morn ing worship , 9:30 a .m .. Sun doyschool. 10:30 a .m .; evenmg serV'1ce , 7:30 . Wednesday Bible s·tudy , 7:30p.m . MT . UNION BAPti ST, Rev, John Eltwick . pastor ; Sunday schoo l superintendent , Don Wilson . Sun day school , 9:45 a .m .; evening worship , 7: 30 p .m . Prayer meeting , 7:30p.m . Wednesday . TUPPERS PLAINS Ct-IRISTtAN CHURCH , Eugene Underwood , poslor : Howard ColdwelL Jr ., Sunday School Supt .; Sunday School , 9:30 a .m .; Morning Ser mon. 10:30 a .m .: Sunday evening ser-vice, 7 p.m . LET ART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN . Rev. Freeland NOrris , pastor ; Floyd Norris, supl. Sunday school , '9 :30a.m. , morning sermon, 10:30 a.m. ; Prayer sef".olce , V'/ednesday, 7·30p .m . CHURCH Of GOD OF PRO· PHECY , O .J . White Rood oft 160, Rev. George Groyle , posforSun doy School. 10 a .m .; Arthu r Henson , Supt. ; Morning Worship , 11 a.m .: Yaung People's service . 7 p.m. ; Evening ser'l'ice , 7:30p.m .; Wednesday ' Mid -Week · Prayer Service , 7: 30 p . m .~ Y6uth meeting , 6:30 p.m: Evening wor ship , 7:30p .m . CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , Rev . Herbert Grote , pastor . Wonhip service , 11 a.m . and 7:30 p.m . Sunday . Sunday School , '9:30a .m . Richard Borton , supt . Prayer meeting , Wednes · day , 7:30p .m . OF BRADFORD CHURCH CHRIST , Gabriel Mzrs , pastor . Bi · bleSundoy School 9:30 o .m .; mor ning church 10:30 a.m .; Sunday evenin'g service, 7:00 p.m Wednesday service . 7:30p.m. ' LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH , Rev. Floyd F. Shook , pastor , Lloyd Wright, Sunday School Supt .; Morning Worship 9:30 a .m .: Sunday School 10:20 o.m .; Wltdnesdoy Prayer and Bi· ble Study 7:30p .m. : Sunday even ing worsh1p 7.30 p.m .: Choir Proc · tice Thu rsday. 7 p m . DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST , Charles Russell , Sr. , "minister; Rick Mccomber, supt. Sunday schobl , 9 :30 a .m.; worship ser vice, 10:30o .m. Bible Study , Tues · day , 7:30p .m . Vernon & Berlh.a Bing Ph. 742-90<15 Langsville REORGAN IZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATT ER DAY SAJNTS , Por tland Ra cine Rood . William Roush, pastor . Tom · stobart , S1mdoy Schoo l Direcl or . Sunday ·school , 9·30 om .; Morn · ing worship , 10·30 am .; Sunday eYening service 7 p .m . Wednesday evenmg prcyer services , 7:30 p.m . BETHLEHEM BAPTIST , Rev. Ea rl Shuler pastor . Worship service , 9:;10 a .m . Sunday school. 10:30 a.m . Bib le Study and prayer ser Yice Thursday . 7:30p .m . CARLETON CHURCH , tc:ingsbu ry Rqad . Gory King , po ster. Sunday school_, 9:30 a .m .; even ing wor ship , 7:30 p.m . Prayer meet ing Weclnesdoy , 7:30 p m. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN , Bruce Smith , pastor. Wallace Damewood, Supt. Bible School. '9:30 a.m . Preach ing service, 10:-45 a .m . No evening service. HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH , Rev . Herbert Ailing. poster. Sunday School 9:30a .m ., Morning service , 10:30 a.m ., youth service , 6:45 p .m . Evangeli stic serv1ce 7·30 p.m . Prayer meeting, Thur sday , 7:30 p.m . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bold Knob . Rev . lawrence Gluesencomp, Sr., pas lor , Roger W illford , Sr. , Sunday school supt . Sunday school 9:30 o .. , Sunday evening sendee , 7 p.m . 'Prayer meeting. Tuesday . 7:30 p m . Ernest Deeter , clou leader . Youth meeting, Wednesday , 7.30 p .m. with Don ond Morlho Meadows, leaders . WHITE 'S CHAPEL , Coolville RD . ReY Roy Deeter , pastor . Sunday school 9:30a .m .; worsh ip service, 10:30 a .m . Bible study and prayer service , Wednesday , 7:30p.m . . RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dennis Sm ith, paslor ; Fronk Young,Sunday school supt. Sun · doy school and communion , '9:30 a .m . Worship and comunion , 10:30o .m . RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sunday School , '9:30 Q.m .: worship service, ll o m .; Wednesday prayer meeting, 7:30 p .m youth servkes , Sunday,, 7 p.m .; Sunday night worship , 7,30. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , ReY . Lloyd 0 . Grimm , Jr .. pastor. Sur1doy school, '9:30 a.m .; worship service, IO:lO a.m . Broadcast live over WMPO ; young people ' s service , 6 :-45 ; evC1ngelislic service , 7:30 p.m . Prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7:30 p.m .; Missionary meeting , 1:30 p .m l~rsl Wednesday of month , MASON COUNTY MASON FIRST BAPTIST, SecOnd and Pomerov Sts ., Stan Craig. pastor ~ndoy school , 9 ~ 45 o .m.1 worship servic;e, 11 o .m .: training unlan, 6 30 p.m .. e-..ening wor - J- K&C JEWELERS Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992 · 378S .RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE OH , I'M GlAD I 114E "71115 15 AN ARCHER P5.11 . I HOPE '• \VHAT DOES SAY, WINN :E ? • Mf<.. CUP/0:'3 ARROW HIT.'3 YOU ... A8 I T!J HIT ME. PINO " r~ := CARCJ ARCHEI< FISH IS ALSO KNOWN Al7 BARMRIS I ? 11415 IS W INNIE W INKL E I ~_.....,.~'::'~L >HE SA6f'TTARIUS FISH •.. Middleport. Ohio sh1p service , 7 30 p.m . Mid We~k 7:30 p.m ., Bible Study , Thursday , chur<h bosem.ent . Sunday even prayer ser11ke , Wednesday , 7: 30 ' 7:30p.m in g service , 7 p .m .; Wedne$day p.m . POMER"OY WESLEYAN service . 7:30p .m . - MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST . P. HOLINESS - Harrisonville Rood ; JUBi lEE CHRISTIA"N CENTER ·a . Box 487 , Miller St .. M6son , W . Dewey King, pastor ; Edison George 's Creek Rood . Church Vo , Sunday Bible Study 10 a .m .; Weaver_ assistonl ; Henry Eblin , $Chool , 9°30 a.m .; morn ing wor · Worship 11 a .m . and 7 p.m . Bible Jr ,, Sunday school supt. Sunday sh1p , 10:30 ; evening serYice , 7:30. Study Wednesday 7 p .m ., Voc a l scho->1. 9!30 a .m. ; morning wor · Prayer meet1ng Wednesday , 7:30 music ship, 11 a .m . Sunday e\'en in g ser · pm . FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST . Cor vice , 7:30 ; proyer meeting , Thur s· ST . PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH . ner of Second and Anderson , doy , 7 : ~p on . m . Corner af Sycamore and Second Mason Pastor , Wo lter Cloud . SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF Sis ., Pomeroy . The ReY . William Sunday school 9:4S a.m .; warship GOD _ Not Pente<:ostol . Rev. Middlesworth , Pastor. Sunday service . 11 a .m . and 7:30 p .m . George Oiler. pastor . Worsh ip School at 9A5 a.m . and Church Weekly Bib le study_. Wednesday , service Sunday , 9:45 a.m .; Sun· Services 11 a .m , day school , I I a .m ., worship ser7:30p.m . SACRED HEART, Rev . Father MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD. vice. 7:30 p.m . T,ursdoy prayer Paul 0 . Welton . pastor . Phone Dudding lane, Mason , W. Va . meeting, 7.30 p.m . 992 -2825 . Saturday evenmg Moss , Chester "Tennant , Pastor . Sunday · MT. HERMON United Brelhren 7:30 : Sundoy Mass. , 8 and 10 a.m .; School 9:45 a.m. : Children 's Church . Sundoy School 9:30a .m . Confession , Saturday , 7-7:30p.m . Church 6 :.45 p.m . Young Peo~le's Worship service 10:-45 a.m . Serv~ce 6:45 p m . Evon~ehS!IC Preaching services every Sunday Serv1ce 7:30 p.m Women s M1s· alternating with C. E. Wednesday sionory Counc il 10 a.m. first and prayer meetmg 7:30 p.m . Rev . third Tuesdays . Prayer ond Bible James Leach , pastor . David Study, Wednesday , 7:30p .m . Holter , loy leader . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES , I m ile IN CHRISTIAN UNION , The Rev. east of Rutlond . iuncticn of Route William Campbell, pastor. Sunday 124 and Noble Summit Rood (T• School. 9:30a .m .; James Hughes . 174). Sunday Bible lecture, '9 .30 supt. , evening service , 7:30p.m . a .. : Watchtower study, 10:30 Wednesday e Yening prayer a.m .. Tuesday . Bible Jtudy. 7 and meet ing. 7·30 p.m . Youth prayer B· 15 p .m .: Thursday, theocratic Attendance at all Sunda-y· so&rviceeochTuesdoy . schoo l , 7 :30 p .m . ; service FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH , meeting , 8:30p.m . morning services at the Free Leto,t , W . Vo .. Rt. I , Rev . Chorles HOPE BAPTIST - S70Gronl Sl.. Methodist Church was 115. Hargraves, pa stor . Worship ser - Middleport. Bobby Elk1ns , pastor. M dM G R 11 vices ., 9:30 a .m .; Sunday school , Sunday School. 10 o .m .; worsh ip r. an rs. ene usse I 11 a .m.: evening worsh ip. 7 :30 service. 11 o .m. : evening servfce. Florida, att-ended services Jt p.m . Tuesday to ffoge prayer 7:30 p .m . Thursdoy prayer the local chUrch Sunday, meetir,g and Bible study , d9:30 meeting and Bible study , 7:30 Sept. 25. o .m. Worship service . We n.es · p .m . F 'ft t dd cloy , 7:30p.m . RUTLAND ' FREEWILL BAPTIST l Y· WO personS atten e CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , 26 N . Chu,<h _ Leland Holey , pastor. the hayride Saturday evening Second . Middleport ; Alan Sunday schooL_IO a .m .; evening to the Royal Oak Park. Blackwood , posto~~t- Services on service. 7:30 p .m . Prayer Hotdogs and soft drinks were Sunday at 10:30 a .m . and 7:30 meeting , Wednesday , 7;30 p .m . en]"oyed by all. . p .m . with Sunday school !)I 9:30 CHURCH Of GOD of Prophe<y, a .m . Bib le study , Wednesday , loca ted on the o . J. White Road Mr. Edward Daily, Wilkes-7:30p.m. oft highway 160. Sunday Schaot ville, Mrs. Ruth Douglas, INDEPENDENT HOLINESS 10 a .m . Superintendent John Guysville visited recently CHURCH, INC. - Corner Fourth Loveday . First Wednesday night 'tb M E and lincoln Sts ., Middleport ; Rev . of monlh' CPMA .services . Jecond W1 rs. rna Fox. O'Dell Manley , pastor; Sony Hud · Wednesday WMB meeting , third Mr. and Mrs. Ed .Bauer, son , Sundqy School svperinten - through fifth you1h service. Marion, visited over the dert. Sundtly school, 9:30 a .m .; George Croyle, pastor. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. evening worship , 7:30 p .m.; HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Dick Karr. pra yer and praise ser~o~ice . Gront St .. Middleport: Rev. Bobby _· Wednesday , 7:30p .m . 'Eikms. Sunday school , 10 a.m. ; Mrs. Dick Karr and Berfha 6 THE PEOPLE 'S CHURCH OF morning won hip. 11 ; evening Parker attended the hymn POMEROY - Corner Main and worship, 7:30 p.m .; Thursday sing Sunday at the Seventh Court Sts ., third floor over evening Bible study and prayer Da Lighthouse Restaurant . Henry meeting, 7:30p.m. Affiliated wit, Y Adventist Church. Cook. pastor . Sunday school. 10 S.B.C. There is a weekend rally a .m .; morning warship . 11 a.m.; HYSELL RUN FREE FridayandSaturdayevening evening service , 7:30 . Wednes · METHODIST- Rev . Herbert Ail 30 The Rev. Malloy . 7 •n I a17 doy e>~ening serviCe, ;.,.,, n · ing, poslor . Sunday school , 9:30 'II: p.m. lerdenaminotionol , full gospel. a.m .; morning worship , IO: IS to Wl be guest speaker. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD 11 o.m. Evangeli5tk service, 7:30 Everyone it Welcome. These Pastor Dennis BoJeili: Sun~ay p.m ., prayer meeting , 7 p.m. meetings are tlpOniOrtd by S<:hool , 10 a. m .: worsh1p ser>~1ce , · Thursday . th M0 1 A H 11 II :30 o .m. ond 7:30 p .m . P<oye' BRADFORD CHURCH OF e ga · rea 0 nell meeting , Wednesdcoy . 7:30p.m. . CHRIST - Gabriel Mra~. poster . Aaaociation. RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH Svndoy t<hool. 9:30 o m .: • mom Mr. Roy Howell underwent Of_ JESUS CHRIST, Thomas L. ing church, .10:30 a.m. Junior heart surgery Monday at Holmes , pastor. Bible st~d~, ch~rch progrom under direction U 1 It H 1 1 Soturdoy. 7:30p.m. : Evongehstlc of Koren Mrot tor children. 2-10. n vera y Olp ta • p.m .: prayer meeting, Tuesday , durin! regutor c,urch hour In Columbus. Laurel Cliff News Notes D .. . GASOLINE ALLEY stuck with a wu'thless ol' ba5ket! Th' k'ittens needs th' basket, Joel! It save the'r li'l 1ives! (Women) Helen Phelps 207, Betty Smith 181. Mary Voss POMEROY BOWLING LANES Sepl. 18 Early Sunday Mixed Standings Team High Series - 10 20 12 20 Cline's Con st . RCBottllngCo. 16 14 22 12 16 tB 4 28 High Ind. Game - (Men) Ed Voss 274 , Larry Dugan 223, Jet! Wilson !Men) Larry Voss 506, Dugan 533, Ed 457 . . Darrell Dugan 491 ; (Women } Helen Phelps 511 , Betty Smith .488, Marlene Wilson . Team High Game - Tom's Carry Out 703 . Team High Series ~ Tom's Carry Out 1907. Diamonds turn to paste ~~ • A8 t8 32 •QJ 9813 .......__ • ' flj'}~~j])~ ~THATSCRAMBLEDWORDGAME ~ ~ ~~~ byHenriAmoldandBoblae t fl:> 1t710,tloo0....1...., ......... - - CUNEL I I I. tJ ~·-·1.\ K J I OSMACT ~ I K·] t_) Answer here: I Now arrange the cirded letters to ·form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon . A ,.....(l~J""<;;;l,..-.;a] lJI I) Jumbles' BLIMP PANDA MEMORY STUPID I West North East Pass 3 N.T. Pass A. . AdiJJIN.ametknesSutteredbypeoptl nswe<. who bOITOW money- AMNESIA ., .' South had to win with dum mv 's ace . Then he cleared the rlubs. WesL led a. second diamond .· South still had a chance for hi s contract Maybe that queen or spades would be an entry tQ: dummy He led a low spade; and played dumr'n.y "s queen . East produced the king and South South I N.T. Pass ~wa s held to seve n tricks . Three hearts. three diamonds and one spade . ~~~~~ The bidding by opponents has gone one spade. - two By Oswald & James Jacoby spades - four spades . An Iowa reader wants to know . If West could see all the ou r lead from : cards he )IIOUid open a spatle A9 5 :12 .A 6 4 t K 7 6 .Q Ill :1 three We open a trump and wail noLrump Not being clair· voyant. he opened the four of for declarer to break another su it . diamonds . "roo you have a question for th.e e~perts? Wnte ··Ask the Jacoby s · care ol this newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual quest1ons if stamped. self -a ddressed envelo pes are enclosed. The most interesting ques!Jons will be used In th1s columfl and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN J or (Answers 1omorrow} Yesterday's A62 Pass \TUNFAL± I •K J97 • 10 6 4 3 2 • 10 5 Opening lead - 4• BARNEY WHHT'S WRONG SOME FOLKS DON'T NEVER WIF THE OLD HEAR IT ONE, PARSON? four club tricks and four for one is a pretty good trade . " AA64.3 • QJ7 t A K Q6 • 10 5 Both \'Ulnerabl(' I leadmg a heart and he led the nght one . He planked down~ the king of that suit . Th1s gave South an extra ' EAST .10 82 • K 95 • J 9 74 •AK4 .' ' heart trick . but it cost hun SOUTH ' !DI Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. I LAWRB CXJJ 30 NOR Til • QS WEST IL\\f>..l' 111~ LllSfR L.COI<? ~It<!" -; · WOULD 'IE CARE TO CHIP IN FER A NEW CHURCH BELL, SNUFFY? Oswald and . . Jim Jacoby IBS ; BORN LOSER 1 '· BRIDGE 169 . Jack's Dairy Bar Tom's Carry Out Town Kiln Gibb's Grocery " Friday, September 30 heart again'st South won with the king over East's 10· and led a club . West rose with the king and now saw that a second dia· mond leaa would be a give up play. ,since SouLh was marked with the ace and queen of that suit . He also saw a chance to shut that club suit out by i NJo:WSP ·\ I' I':H 1-:NTI-~ lti'HISI-: ,\SSN - I �1-Theo.llySmtinel Mi(ldleport Pomeroy o , Fnday Sept 30 1m f-The Deily SeiiUnel, MIO~lrt·P. o•DINANCI! NO 414 NANII D' ST.EI!T Nyo Let The Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES Avenue 1out1 Na ••"te n "'' ljO tZS l J I Eac-h wurtl "'d' lhr trunll lUI 15 ~ tai t ~14 M 11\1111 P"'f' ~ } Ad!. OUUW'ijl ~ tl w l"UIIIK't'UU\ e ~)a: " Ill ~ l~ •! Uw I da) ...... liOP SaJp I W SH to rhor* thos.e who helped n ony woy w rh phone calls flow• s ond food ot rhe r r'l'\9 oi the death pi mv husborJd J Nelson W se May God 8 es.s you oil Mrs J Nelson W se 1975 12 • 60 SHULTZ mob le home Phone 711112 29b5 1972 BUOOV 12 ~oe bO Mob le "Home w th hpando room All gas furn shed washer and d ye W II let go fo r poy otf Phone 985 4203 In nt' lUf\1 o.N \A T110i lb. 11 ILl Obu wan 6 ~ U. ~r "'vr,J IJ 00 wu w CatahHiitd"k.'t' Mub &r H01 w-sa~~ ltJ VanJ Silk's .lU't! a< l't'V(l"d Of I} Wi h Jbh. 111: I) on.Jer ~c.~ 1 iw ~~ f!M ~~~ a n u ~ lk.>x Nw-n ~ I Couor uf Tht• St- U"I PUBLIC NOTICE TO J E Connors /'\ s he rs or ass igns P t sburgl'1 Tht! 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H. ur Company augns Is 0 I Gas company L or s Swadley ess gns NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES Noor ()t1 ld~y ~turday Tu 'Sday ru f da) IP M he da) befure publ! at on GUN SHOOT Rocme Gun Club eve y Sun afternoon Foetor Chock guns on y Assor ed mea • A TTENT ON BOW Hun e s Fo a camp ete I ne of Bow Hunt ng suppl es TI-le Bow Hunter Shop New Hoven W Vo Phone ( ~ ) 882 2B27 Ask fa Dove R chords SHOOTING MATCH at tl'le Sport smon Cub start ng of I pm Sunday Factory choked guns only Shot and slug match MEIGS COUNTY Sen a s Make appo n men s fa your port a s at the Phc a Place 992 5292 Bob Heel ch NO HUNTING day o n ght on the Kenneth and Rober Dorst form n Storeys Run Sheep Pas u e Keep dogs out They II I ve onge ~nd Gas succ~ssors ts successors his he i rs or Raymond Cuck er Mary Lou Cuck. er M E Cucl<.ler and Bess e 0 Cuckler Lessors (91 30 lie PENNZOIL RUTLAND open do ly t II 10 Closed Mondays w ecker serv ce t re epa Phone7.42 9575or742 2081 PIANO TUNING and Repa lone Don els 992 2082 2 yeo s se v ce to T County Reference Elberfelds 742 2753 TRENCHING WORK done 992 5524 or 992 3917 Col n my nome AUCTION EVERY Fr 7 pm lots of new and used merchond se at On o R ver Auct on Me gs Plaza M ddleport Oh o Home Phone {304) n3 5.-471 THE JONES BOYS NOW OPEN 9 A.M. til 9 P.M. SUNDAY 12 til 8 P.M. PUBLIC AUCTION ONST RT 23BETWEENWAVERLY& PORTSMOUTH IN PIKETON OHIO ON MAIN STREET Havmg retired from business and gtven up the Chevrolet Franchtse after betng in busmess at th1s location s1nce 1926 wtll sell equ1pment part5 (some ant1que & obsolete) plus many new & used ttres & new lubes as listed EQUIPMENT 3 Ton chain hoist 2 Ton cham ho st track doily I re changer old motor holder snap on al gnment roach ne complete vaiYe gnnd ng machme battery charger Sun tester banch spark plug cleaner reamer rivet ng mach ne w motor wheel drivers old foot operated gr ndstone w motor Sun motor tester complete w cabmet drum undercoat n9 mach ne w gun portable grease gun regulator for pa1nl gun old valve reseat ng mach me water pumps old cigarette dtspenser o I heater large HO coal furnace w blower & mota< anf fuel tank 33 metal parts b ns Maytag washer mach ne Pepsi mach ne f1le cab nets adding oak knee hold desk lot manuals parts books etc dating back to 1929 wooden cabinets anf oak table mstde & outstde ltght f xtures sw1tches bulbs etc chandeliers door ch mes ant Wh te con501e sewmg machtne ant console rad o tractor snow blowers e ec snow blowers 1964 Impala 4 dr hardtop- 327 engine w PS & PB PARTS SUPPLIES ETC New 6 cyl Chevrolet motor st II n case boxes new seat covers bumper Quard assembly hood ornaments hub caDS steer ng wheels (modern & ant que st II n boxes) old horns gaskets lot axles dalmg back to the 20s new cyl heads for old cars back to the 30s and 40s lot mufflers & tali p pes floor mats lot old fenders gnlls etc bumper ends an extra large amount bolts screws nuts etc - some to be sold n lots starter housing drlveshaffs flex ble tubing etc lot spr ngs & leaves t i re & truck chams several cartons new special tools (all kmds) fuel pumps generators starters etc used transmtss ons w per parts wlndshteld tugs water & rad ator hose bettery radiator & muffler clamps lot seal beam lights head light controls warnmg lights bulbs etc ignition parts h nges gas camps gas cans hot pat<hes etc front end parts & obsolete parts lead pol w ladle scrap iron few ant & used tires corduroy tubes (7 10 x 15 5 50 x 17 5 25 x 18 4 75 x 19 8 25x 20 7 00 x 20) and many other !ems sptnoles ousn ngs etc armatures a future for a man or women who wants the best n te A poy ch&<:k every week tantost c f nge benef ts o I ocol we k G ve us a call a 992 2480 o w te Weste n Soutl'lern l fe ln su once 218 t E Ma n Port'eroy Oh o for n fo mot on ADDRESSERS WANTED lm no expe ence necesso y eK cell en I pay Wr e Amer can Serv ce 8350 Pork Lone Suite 269 Dolle• TX 75231 WAITRESSES Me gs Inn S750 9'1? m = 5=::-- _ _ _ 976 • t()(l Cl'le¥rolet lruck 13 000 m e11tro t res $3800 Call 742 7316 even ngs 1968 CHRYSlER 300 4 doo• Phone 997 7416 $795 - ~ l970 AMC HORNET 6 cy Automo c 992 27d of er 530 1971 DATSUN PICKUP shape 2472_c2;_;4:c 5_ __ Good 1976 CONTINENTAL MARK IV SPECIAL THIS week only 40 chon nel CB' S79 95 40 channel CB "'e ve only $12 30 Delco a r snocks $29 95 RC 8 pock 16 oz 99c Gem flovo s 6 pock 7~ plus tax ond depos t FRYE S Rutlond Oh o Pennzo 1 742 9575 o 742 208 Wrecke Serv ce ond T e Repo r Open 10 unt I 10 Do ly Closed Man days CASH pod to ol mok;es and modes of mob1 e homes Phone a eo code 614 423 9531 Forest Pro fo stand ng 992 5%5 o 8570 COINS CURREN CY tokens old pocket wo ches ond cha ns slver and gold We need 1964 and olde s ve co ns 8uy sell o rrode Col Rage Wamsley STARCRAFT lOth ann vena y so e on m n motors t a ters ond 1976 KX 125 KAWASAKI folddowr,s Travels or 25 f been raced Ewcelent $440000 20 f mn moo I on f:W23016 $10 850 00 We se I serv ce and quo ty Camp Conley Sto croft BUCKSKIN MARE 12 years go ted gen le 992 2150 So es R 62 north of Pt Plea son I GOAlS 6 weeks old 2 OLD FURNITURE ce bo»o:es brass beds etc co mpet e househo ds W te M D M I e At 4 Pome oy Oh o o col 992 7760 lot used not listed These two buildings will be used fOI" the new P ke County Tire Co Inc We will handle Goodyear and Mtcheltn car truck & HO tires and have a complete car care center including front end al gnment and high speed balancing No lunch No1h1119 sllown before day of sole Termscull or chKk w PID day of sale rosponsoble for accidents Owner - Mr Pal Hensley Auctoon•r- 8111 Jan.s Pllone SST :Mil or 557 3133 Neve cond 000 BTU GAS heat ng stove CB Phone 9<9 2322 2300 F VE FAMILY Go age So e 2m South of Tuppe s Pons oft R 7 ~ m out Co Rd 28 Second house on ght Toys cloth ng chest of d owe s rombone occo d on ant ques rocker wood burn ng cook s ave fod de'r choppe on stoned shes m sc lye Swo n 985 4215 Ron o sh ne 3 AND .4 RM fu n shed and un fu n shed opts Phone 992 5434 vy and Dole MeG ow Roc ne PI-lone tew Mrs Bashon Rd 949 2832 Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water and Co-op v.:ater iOittntr Model UC XVl FOUR ROOMS and both Adults Now Only •2'79.95 on y No pe s 992 59()8 FIVE ROOMS and a ba h Upsto s opt n Pomeroy OH 992 5621 or 992 2205 TWO BEDROOM T a e on y 992 3324 Let us Fre'e your wa1er YARD SALE Sot Oct 1 :).49 L n coin S M ddlepor Baby terns cloth ng meta war drobe doo m o console TV k1tchen lob e and cho rs blende and o lot of othe household ems Neill Co Op water and softeners model VC SVI Only S279 95 Save sso oo on a new Hotpo1nt Refrigerator 1 New 20 cubtc It Chest Freezer FOR SALE or Trade House ond tot n Mason W Vo 3 bedrooms both liv ng oom k chen ut fy ext o Iorge room fa ec eo ron o TV room (304 ) 773 5227 ofte 5 pm $25 (1) Good oo Dtscount Relr~gO!t'atar S200 Pomeroy Landmark 9 ... ~Jack W Carsey .... THREE FAMILY Yard Sole Oct 3 and 4 9 am to 4 pm 235 Mu berry Avenue lo s ofn ce tems for eve yone Kn ck knocks furn tu e bed oom su te po oc b ve y goOO select on of ch 1d en sand adult doh ng potte ns d essfo m reco ds amps ugs curta ns bedspreods e c YARD SALE slat ng Sunday <Xt 2 0 d d snes do Is bedd ng nens ron pots pictures lamps ewe rr. cloth ng stone a s s onds ots of m sc 810 Soutl'l 2nd St M ddleport Oho R SING ST AA Kenne Boo d ng lndoo Ou doo uns g oom ng ol b eeds dean son ory foe It es oe367 7 12 Chesh re Phone (6 4)367 0292 AK:C SHETLAND sheep dogs (M n ) Co es 2 females 7 weeks o d Shofs and wo med Phone 614 ) 367 0292 o 367 71 2 HOOF HOLLOW Horse s Buy set trade or t a n New and used saddles Ho se Shoe ng Ruth Reeves Albgny (614)698 3290 MEIGS COUNTY Humane Soc ety Co el ne and adopt on Serv ce 9'12 7600 742 3162 9'12 5427 Jack's Septic Tank Service AI 992 2206 or992 7630 "T11o OriliMton FOR SALE o t ode or land con tract 2 bedroom house n Ru land 992 5858 Mgr Phone992 2181 co peled oom co po ..7 3349 tWO BEDROOM ~'louse In Syrqcuse Storm w ndows 2 porches o urn num bl,l d ng part a ly fu n shed 992 5395 MOBILE HOME fo N ce local on rent HI 949 226 FOR SALE o Rent House deal for s ngle person o couple wok ng d stance to town 992 3405 or !192 53 4 CASE LOT CAN GOODS Strickly wholesale to all. Not less than •;, case Miller Produce & Garden Center 1210 Washington Blvd Belpre. Oh1o SPRINGSANDma t e" Botn$15 9'12 5501 30 GAllON HOT water onk 5 speed boys b ke House f ewers Puncl'l bow 742 2078 275 GALLON FUEL 01l tonk $40 Co 1992 7513 or 992 235.4 afte 5 18 FT MAHOGANY and f bergloss S ck Crof boot 80 h p Johnson Complele sk equ1pment New t res Ex cellent cond t on 992 7201 o 9'12 3309 SINGER TOUCH and Sew n walnu consolet • table Repossessed In excel ent cond ton Pay balance of $110 cosh 5146 or terms m 2U l mo EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Service,.._,. tt. ....... TNIII w av-..• ....!Mot ,. .... c-. -"!.!! MUST SELL th s 3 bed oom 2 both sp faye w h o I the ex r os P c:ed fa be ow oc ua eol esta e value fo qu ck sole N ce d ~~~ to powe plants $.44 000 2492 m ONE ACAE lots 100ft Rl 1 Fran age Tupper s Pia ns Oh o 667 3349 APP 200 ACRES of g ound no bu ld ngs Tuppe s Plo ns pm F VE YEAR old Appaloosa Geldmg Block w tn wh te blqnket good lookmg G VE AWAY to good home 10 week block fema e hound pup _!!J_ Very loveob~ 992 7;370 EIGHt ALUMINUM dows 30 x 66 LISTED 949 2275 of - ""' It 1at • Iii . . . -~ iia ..... "' -"""""'Cootacl 1-d It _,. MIIIOIIMIIfaly Ylltr PARTS -LABOR GUARANTEED REASONABLE RATES Dol t WA!it til Itt Itt n c•t it ""' ... ,.., ~ luU. cw: 992 7014 OR STOr II 1100 t IIAIN I fiMiifJ IWfllft&. lnls • ,..r rolf STl "*EID! OHIO FOI I fREE ES IIIITt Pll.l7U250 ~21TFC ...,_ K1npbury Home S.les SEVEN YEAR old house 3 O( es b rooms and both 11 m e f om Ches e 985 3950 RURAL HOME tor sole by owner K tchen d n ng oom doub e lv ng oom lou bedrooms upsto rs bo h oom on eoch lloor full basemen! cool fu noce fuel o I fu noce c y wote Also well and c ste n Ce lo house w th 2 room dwell ng overhead lo ge bo n On appro)( 3 acres of land P c ed ot $35 000 f rm Shown by oppo ntment on y 992 3469 or 9'12 3551 NEW HOME 3 bed oom double garage W ldwood Esto es Lee Construct on 992 3454 or 9'1? 5455 THREE BEDROOM home Roc ne alum num s d ng storm w n dows gas forced a fu noce lo ge yo d $12 500 949 2559 2 apartment has 2 bedrooms and own bath ThiS s a very good Investment at lUSt $38 888 00 JUST LIST EO- Business room in good locat on with 2 apartments over 2 car garage alley tn rear 40 ft frontage S6 900 00 JUST LISTED - 2 floor plan home w th new F 0 forced atr furnace nsulated storm doors J bedrooms bath d1nlng room Go ng at JUSt Coli 9'12 7481 NEW 3 bed oom house 2 baths oil elec I ocre M dd epo t dose to Rurland Phone 992 7481 SMALL fo m for sole 10 ¥. down owner f nonced Monroe Coun Vo Phone (304) 772 3102 o• (304) n? 3227 y W COUNTRY fa mlond w1tn seclud eel woods wote and good oc cess n Monroe County W Vo $1 000 down col (304 ) 772 TEAFORD MIDDLEPORT- 5 years old 4 bedroom home with natural gas central heating Ntce k tchen and evel lot S24 000 APARTMENT HOUSE Has 3 apartmeots and 1 elf lclency n good brick build ng $240 per month full occupancy 1 block from heart of town Just porch and 2 lots A lot for a ltttie $4 800 00 CLOSE TO MEIGS HI- 50 SYRACUSE- Building lot with no close neighbors 150 x 200 electr c and acres buy all or half Lots of frontage good for but dmg s tes water available S2 800 LOOK 3 OS ACRES Lovely 3 bedroom home w lh equ pped k11chen dtn ng room ut ltty all carpeted except kitchen and ultlity F 0 forced air heat ent re home msulated large detached garage and workshop pole barn ch icken house cold room lots of fruit and bemes THIS IS TRULY A BABY FARM $35 000 00 TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICK LIST WITH US HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHYLEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992 2259 9926191 993 2568 basement also over 50 acres of land with a large beaut ful pond stocked wllh fish Call for appointment Pr ced !01" quick sale at !..17 500 00 F ve bedrooms n ce 1 h story house large living room with shtn ng oak flooring large k•lchen with dtnlng areao.2 full baths 2 bedrooms down and 3 upstairs Completely Insulated with F A nat gas furnace Large porches & garage Lac In Chester Price S19 800 MINERSVILLE -4 bedroom house mostly carpeted wrap around porch garage large lot all overlooking the Ohio R ver Asking S16 500 trees Large workshop and block cellar City water and septtc tank Nice country setting on County Rd 28 Prtee S15 900 UPPER SYRACUSE - Good 2 bedroom house with bath Two more small bedrooms could be finished upsla~rs Also garage storage building strawberry patch and garden space Driveway is electri< heated Nice Ohto River view Furniture can be bouilht extra Pr ce for quick cole House end lot •12.600 Call Jimmy Deem Al94t 2 • Sweeps s toasters ons all small oppl once& Lawn mower next to Stole H ghwoy Go age on Route 7 Phone (6U} 985 3025 REMODELING Plumb ng heat ng and a I types of gene ol repo Wo k guorontHd 20 yeo s e)( per ence Phone 992 2409 SEWING MACH NE Repo rs se v ce oil makes 992 2284 TI-le Fabric Shop Pomeroy Autnor zed S nger Soles and Serv ce We she pen Sc sso s EXCAVATING dote loode and backhoe work dump tr~cks and o boys for 11 re w I haul f II d rt to so I I mestone and g ovel Co I Bob or Roge Jef fen day phone 992 7089 n gl'lt CARPENTER floo mg ce I ng panel ng Phone 992 2759 HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex covot ng sept c systems dozer backhoe dump uck I mestone g ovel blo~ktop pav ng Rt 43 Phone 1 (614) 698 7331 HARRISON S T V Repo r Serv ce Co Is 276 Sycamore St M d dleport Phone 992 2522 BATHROOMS AND K tel-lens remodeled cerom c t te plum b ng corpen ry end general mo n enonce 13 years elC per ence 992 3665 EXCAVATING BACKHOE dozer rencl'ler low boy dump sept c systems B II rucks Pull ns phone 992 2478 day or n gnt BLOWN INSULATION Gel h ee est mafe! Call 667 647'9 for free tsl mote kitchen and 1 car garage 1 acre lr'l family neighborhood 175 ACRES Country fresh a r w1th n ce ranch style 4 bedroom Central heal ng wllh free gas lots of fruit trees and close to town BIG - 4 bedroom lfome with family room hot air furnace 2 baths and Is on Iarge lot wllh gar age Near woods APARTMENT HOUSE -2 apartments In Pomeroy SAVE ON CARPETING C.ndy Str.p Rubber Back Regular $6 95 Save S4 II Sq Yd 12 and 15 H width Carpel rubber INick 4.88 54 Yd. 1 City water Ohio Power and natural gas Only $9600 Reg S6 95 not installed 70 ACRES - On Rl 33 Na<fh for less than S150 on 30 roll• ol carpet 1n stock Good selection all on sale lnsta lied with padding no extra to pay POMEROY - well Not on Iy that we II throw In a good 1 12 story house with 3 bedrooms and bath nice dlnmg room and full LOOK HERE - NEW TRI LEVEL - 3 bedrooms 1 12 baths and family room Has a lades acre dry ng your clothes etc We II sell you your own gas 8 odlo d ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - - REA LTOR VIRGIL 8 TEAFOIIO SR REALTOR 216 E Secontl Street Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Phonem 3325 S23 000 FREE GAS - Why worry about the high cost of heal ng your home outside ll~hts healing your water BRADFORD Auct onee Com plete Serv ce Phone 9.49 2487 o 949 200J Roc ne Oh1o C It dozer backhoe Cho les R Hot and ltv ng Bedrooms have been renovated Front CENTRAL REALTY CO. KIDS IN. YOUR HAIR HOMESitE$ for sole acre and up M1dd tpo t neo Avrlond phone 992 3525 o 9'12 5232 bus ness butld ng$ w th 2 apartments over each 9'12 7735 storm w n 55 each ,..t,..t- --n... T11nsmissiott Senice MAIN POMEROY, 0 room w th flrep ace plenty of garden space some fruit REGISTERED Cocker Span el pups 3 moles 2 lemoles Buff and wh te n color $75 eoch 9119 2439 ofte 5 ~, " ,.., ulis~ STORY 3 bedroom f ome ~'louse F A furnace sto m w n dows f rep oce n M ddt epa Phone 992 34'57 Weekends or after 5 pm co I TROMBONE VERY good cond t on Used only for symphon c bond Phone 992 5267 offer 4 tilt--··~" Nft.Utot ~~~- 1~ Aulolllalic 3102 0 (304)772 3227 9'123113 FIREWOOD 520 pe lood Locust po• $ 25 eoch H2 2359 _ SAVE Off YOUI fUEl IILL THIS WIRT£1 ARD ltiUT1fT TOOl - U SWAIN ~- 0 , ... nl2174 EASTERN DISTRICT -1'12 acres of levelland nice 12x64 all carpeted mobile home with 2 BRs living room kitchen and bath 2 rooms buill on nice family HORSE FIVE year old geld ng Chester Ohio 8 29 pd. Box34 1114 T1to l•itlltn $690000 NEEDS SOME WORK- 2 bedrooms bath k tchen FOUR FAMIL V Carport So e ro n or sh ne 918 South 3 d M d dleport Oct 3 and .4 9 5 Avon books w nter c ath ng m sc THREE FAM l V Mon and Tues Oct 3 and 4 o Rae ne 1s house on eft on Ye low Bush Rd 9om o4pm Carpel &Up1101StlfJ Phone M1kt YOIIftl JUST FOR SALE Adults COUNTRY MOBILE Home Po k Route 33 north of Pomeroy La ge Ia' Coll992 7479 fest 24 hour serllflce. llnydly anytime Pllone 985 3106 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Sot SIX FAMilY Yord Sole at Sob Roy res de nee n Roc ne Fr and Sot 95 N ce ch ldren s c oth ng art f c o Chr stmos ree househo d terns etc eshmate 110111 r~..o Oh o ..7 3J.<9 AVA LABLE AT R1vers de Ap s l bed oom $105 per montl'l $1SO secur ly depos t 992 6098 THREE FAM l Y Basement So e lots of good cloth ng housewo es pottery m sc or t cles 208 Mu berry Fr ond GARAGE SAlE Sun Oct 2 In cnester on 248 f rth house bE-yond Method st Church New and used cloth ng and un forms long dresses d shes odds and ends Some fu n tu e New set of pons Residential and commercial Call lor mole A•k ng $45 843 2933 RESPONSIBLE PERSON won s o en smol house ou of town between Athens and Porneroy (614} 4.463087 ofrer6 • old 5 BROWN NG GOLDEN Eog e Mo k I I 23 channel AM bose staf on YARD SALE Glen Lawson es de nee Co Rd 25 Thu s Fr and Sot 20 b cycle ce c eam freeze Block and Decker power sow lawn mowe alternate and fuel pump f ts Fo d 302 2 stone tors and fru t ors log cho n elec I c coffe~ pot o s of m sc terns ! dleporl f:l) CASH Coll9'12 2156 Young's Carpeting $15 ? lemole $25 (61A ) SIX ROOM house ot 613 M I St 696 123• M dd epo t Good cond on In TAKINCORDERS io f ewood and qu re ol 439 l ncoln St M d s o'<'ewood Ca 8.43 2933 742 2331 F VOU ho'le o serv ce to otter wont o bi.Jy o se I someth ng oe look ng for we k or who eve you I ge esu ts fosler w tho Sent ne Won Ad Stta11 Ellllctioll APPlES FITZPATRICK Orchards Sate Rouh! 689 Phone W lkel"v I a b69 3785 99255 o SEPTIC TANK CLEANING SUpenor ALAOO N KEROSINE amp ond hf!'Oiers eplocemen po ts Ch mney mantels w cks etc Stop n for demons o on and t ee cota pgue Mountofn leotMr ond Gene ol State ] 04 106 W Un on St Athens Oh o 592 5478 1968 G M C PICKUP T uck ston In good c.ondlt on dord loaded e11ce lent cond ton low leoge 985 3595 • I ..Jnso_Pnone (01 '1._098 3290 1969 lMPALA 4 door F ne cond on New pont JOb 350 eng me 7:4:2:,.:: 23::5:,:9'----:---- 1974 MONTE CARlO 8urghandy e~tcel ent cond ton $2500 Coli ohe S pm 985 -4 117 TIMBER Pome oy du cts Top p ce sowl mbe Call Ken Hanby 44b Business Services PARTS FO. l 971 Golo~~:e Ford fat COAL I m.stone and calCium chlor de and calc \tm br n• for sole Phone 992 S8S8 dust control ond spec ot mhc ng 1972 BRONCO Four wh. .l dr _,... sal for formers Excelsior Soil Good cond t on CB and elll:tros Works Ma n Stt-ee Pomeroy $29'15 985 4217 Oh o O J phone 992 3891 972 PINTO ROUNDABOUT Good CAMPER $000 Al to horse cond t on $800 949 2439 ofte t o ler $450 Phone (b14} 698 5 3190 1966 FORO MUSTANG 351 KONOMY TRACTOR w th all at AutOIT\CI ;c Good cond on achments l ke n~ oslo. ng YARD SALE Saturday 267 S 3 d St ee M ddlepor (CHEVROLET DEALERSHIP) (drum type) A CAREER w tl'l med a ely ! Work o home Chester A Huff h s heirs or ass gns Pursuant to the prov sl ons of S•ct on 5301 332 of th e Oh o Rev sed Code you a e hereby noflfeel that the lease from Raymond Cuck er Mary L.ou Cuckler M E Cuck er and Bess e 0 Cuc kler to J E Connors dated May 16th 1949 wh ch lease s recorded n vo ume 41 Page .412 and au gned n Volume 43 Page 51 Vo ume .43 Page S3 Volume 44 Page 2Sl and Volume 45 Page 375 of the Lease Records of Mel gs County Oh o and wh en east cove-rs 164 acres of land more or less n Bedford Township Me ~s County Ohio bounded on the north by ands of W H & c Jones on t he east by lands of Emmett Jones and George E and Rebecca sanborn on the south by lands of George E and Rebecca Sanborn and W 8 Chaney and on the west by lands of J c Qutvey s forfeited The bas s of the forfeiture be no that the ease cal s for a term of f ve years or so ong thereafter as all or gas s produced n pay no Cluant 1 es from the lands teased and roya I es and rent a s pa d by the lessee or his ass gns therefor among ot.her provls ons wh ch spec f c provls on has been v otated and not futfl led and t $ the ntention of the unders gned Lessors to fl e for ,.ecord an Aft davit of Fo,.felture w th the county Recorder Of Me gs County Oh o f Lessee h s successors or ass gns does not have sa d tease released of record w thin the th rty (30) days from the date of th s publ cation NO HUNTING or l esposs ng on my form o p vote roadway Claude Ebl n BILLY GOAT fo or Oh io West Vlr"g nla 0 I and or ass ons p liJ t>99'2" 56 Mo 2 bedroom home w th low upkeep on quiet street Central healing and garage OLD RT 33 - 4 65 acres fairly level Electric and water available HELEN l TEAFORD C BRUCE TEAFORD ASSOCIATES C.ll742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUnAND FURNITURE 742 2211 Rutland An emergency ordnance enacted by the Vltlaae of Pomeroy Mt os County Oh a In tht m1tter of the r\e-re nafter descr-ibed m provement which s delcr bed n follows A.pplylno an asphatt concret~ surfac~ courn on united States Route 33 (Nve Avenue) between the wtil corporation line and the ju nct on of State Route 124 Length 5438 4 tnt w CJth 26 teet approx mate th i ckness 1 nch Totalltogth 0 40 m les NOW THEREFORE Be t orCJalned by the Counc il of the v111ag\ of Pomeroy Otto SEC 1 ION 1 {Constnl) That t Is declared to be n the public nterest that the consent or said Vlll~ge be and such conunt s hereby g ven to the 0 rector of Trans portal on to construct the above described 1m provement n accordan ce w ith pans spec1f cat ons and est mates as approved by the o rector SECTION I (Cooper at on} That s~:ud V llage hereby proposes to cooperate w i th the State of Oh o n the cost of the above descr bed m provement as fol ows A lump sum of Three Hundred Fifty Dol ars ($350 DOl wh ch ncludes the cost of ra ls ng the existing cast ngs SECTION IIA That the 1350 00 s hereby appropr ated for th'f' m provement of the h ghway as descr bed herein above SECTION Ill (.Author ty to S gn l That the Mayor of said V I age s hereby empowered and directed on beha f of the c tv V laoe to enter nto agreements w th the o rector of Transportal on necessary to complete the plann ng and construct on Of th s m proveme~t SECTION IV (Troll c Control Signals and Oevlcesl That traff c control s gnats w I not be nstalled on fh.e prolect w thout pr or ap proval by the State SECTION V (Maintenance and Parking) That upon complet on of sa d mprovement sad VI lage w I thereafter keep said h ghwav open to traffic at at flmes and ( a} Maintain the i m provement n accordance w th the prov sons of the statutes relat ng thereto and make ample f nanc al and other prov is ons tor such ma ntenance and (b) Manta n the r ght of way and keep 1 free of ob struct ons n a manner sat sfactory to the State of Oh o and ho d sa d r ght of way nvtolate for publ c h gh way purposes and permit no sons posters b !boards roads de stands or other private nsta tat ons w th n the r ght of way lim ts and (c) Place and manta n all traff c control dev ces con fo,.mlng to the Oh o Manu a of Un form Traff c Control Dev ces on the mprovement In compl ance w th the prov sons of Sect on 4511 n and related sect ons of the Oh o Rev sed Code (d) Regulate park. ng n the fo low ng manner No park ng on traveled port on of h ghwav SECT ON VI (R ghl ol way Ut llfy Rearrangement and Savmg the State of Oh aHarm ess of Damages) (al The) at ex st ng street and publ c way rr&ght of way w th n the VI Iage wh ch s necessary for the aforese d mprovement shall oe made ava table therefor (b) That the State Mun c pa I ty w II acqutre anv add tonal r ght of way reQuired for the construct on of the aforesa d m provement ' OR TRUCK? LOOK HEREI Due to the great response of Karr & VanZandt's Great Used Car Sale they are gomg to contmue tt for the1r lOth btg week to brmg you the greatest savmgs yet on these value rated used cars 76 Ford Elite 2 Dt. - - A C VB s vinyl roof ex 75 Ford Granada 4 Dr, _ _s3695 ~lean p ac 302 V 8 p s Located on St Rt 7 Chester Oh1o reclining buckets radio clean 76 Ford Granada 4 [)r,_ _s3895 p s 6 cyl a c AM FM trans 6 cyl 4 cyl or p steer ng rad (c) That arrangements have been or w II be made w th and agreements ob talned from a I publ c ut lty com pan es whose lines or structures wi I be affected by the sa ld mprovement and sa d com pan es have agreed to make any and a I necessary plant re m ova s or rearrangements n such a manner as to be clear of any construction ~a led for by the plans of sa d mprovement and sa d compan es have agreed to make such necessary rearrangements 1m m ed ately after notlf cat on by sa d V llage or the Department of Trans port at on (d) That tis hereby agreed that the v llaae shal at ts a.wn expense m.ake a I l'learrangements of '!Vater ma ns serv ce I nes f re hydrants valve boxes sanitary sewers or other mun c patly owned utI I es and or any appurtenances thereto which do not comp y w th the provls ons of Olrect1ve 28 A whether n side or ouls•de the corporate qm ts as may be necessary to conform to the sa d m pravement and sa d rearrangements shall be done at such t me as requested by the Department of Transportat on Eng neer Ce) That the construction reconstruction and or rearrangement of both pUblicly and privately owned uti Illes referred to tn sub sections (€) and (d) above shall be done in such a manner as not to nterfere l.!flduly wltt1 the operat on of tlie contractor construct ng the Improvement and all backfill ng of trenches made ~cessary bY such uti ty r:~arrangements snail be performed In accordance witt1 the provistons Qf the Ohio Department of Trans portatlon Construction and Material Spec f 1:at1ons and Shall be subject to approval by the State (f) That the tnstallatlon Of all utility tee lities on the right of way shalt conform wltt1 the requirements of meFederal H ghWIY Ad ministration Polley and Proc.-cture Memorandum 30 4 Utllltyo Relocations and Adjustments and the Department of Trans portatl~n s rules on Uti lty Accommod•tlon (gJ Thot sold vI age hereby egrets that the said D•partment of Tran sportatlon of the state of Ohio ahall bl and is hereby Mvtd harmll'tl from any and au damatn or ctalms thereof .,.l,tne from or arowlna out of the c•rtlflcatlon or obllgatfont m-or atrHd to In Sectlona (aJ 11>1 !cl !dl -...!hj•l herolftaiiOvo 1 trdlnance It hereby .....tared to be an emerttfiCY measure 1w reason of ttut -'3695 CARS o vinyl roof rec lm ng buckets 73 Ford Pinto Sta. Wgn. 4 cyl auto trans p steer ng auto trans m les e)( clean 4 cyi s1995 Estate option auto trans 40 000 s1995 v nyl roof 72 Custom 75 Ford f·250~----s3495 HO t res 4 speed trans ~~t~ m:t c- II II 12695 MACH I GHIA-- 73 PONTIAC BQNNEVIu.E 4 DR HT - 11895 11895 73 BUICK CENTURY 4 DR. 75 Ford F-100 _ _ _ _ s3295 PONTIAC GRANVIu.E 4 DR '1295 stereo 302 V 8 p steer ng auto trans 72 71 CHEVY 71 BUICK local truck 74 Ford F-100 s2595 aula trans short bed slyleside DAN THOMPSON FORD See Pal Htll Rocky Hupp or Oarrel Oodr11i For a Good Oea I on a New or Used Vehtele Open Even•ngsllli7 OOexcepl Thursday and Saturday Closed Sunday 992 ?196 Middleport 0 CHEVELLE 2 DR HT Air 71 71 FORD 61 CHEVY TON 4 Sl'~--- CPE. A r automat c WasS1695 '595 NOW '1495 Ar 4395 1 75 PINTO 73 CHEVY NOVA WAGON 6cy Was $2995 SS COUPE 72 trans 1969 Chevelle Wagon _ _ _~99 Std trans step bumper real nice for "model 1976 Chevy G20 s7995 Van Convers1on F berg lass ratsed roof bunks screen 12 V e ectr c furnace Porta Pott stove d nette 350 V 8 eng automatiC P S P B a1r cond AM FM stereo rad1o and tape w w ttres red and wh te Only 10 000 m les and clean as new ref~19 1974 Scout u_ __;___s2895 Travel top 258 cu n 6 cyl eng ne auto trans new fires radio 2 wheel dr ve I ke Hurry In For AGood DEAL POMEROY MOTOR CO. Your Chevy Dealer" 992 2126 Pomeroy Open Evenmgs Unt1l8 p m mprovements to promote h1ghway safety and prov ded t rece ves the aff rmat ve \lote of two th rds of the members elected to Counc I It shall take effect and be In force lmmed ately upon ts passage and approv!ll by the Mayor otherw se t shaJ take effect and be n force from ancl after fhe earl est per od a II owed by law Passed 9 19 )977 Attest Jane Walton Clerk C arence Andrews Mayor CERTIFICATE OF COPY STATE OF OHIO v lage of Pomeroy SS County MehJ• 1 Jane welton as clerk of the V liege of Pomeroy Ohio dO hereby cert tv that fht forego ng 1S a true and correct copy of ordnance adopted by the legislature Autnority of the said VIllage on the 19th day of Sept,mber 1977 that the publication of such ord nance t1as been made and certif ed ot record accord.Jng to law that no proceealngs looking to a referendum upon tuch or dlnance have been taken and that such ordinance and certificate of publication thereof are of record In Or d nance Record No .;u Page 136 IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 have hereunto subscr bed by name and aff )(ed my off c a sea th s 20th day of September 1977 Jane Walton Clerk v lage of Pomeroy Oh o The aforegolng s accepted as a bass tor proceeding w th the improvement here n .descrIbed For the v llage of Pomeroy Oh o (9J 23 30 ()047 3tc r---------, I MEIGS I i Equipment Co. I PCMIEIOY,O I 1'11.192 2111 lniii•H• at ! J l--------l ::.":. E"l~•attt I I I 74 CHEVY NOVA 4 dr V 8 auto vinyl roof NOW '895 73 OLDS 71 DODGE VISTA CRUISER Gold melall c CHARGER Wagon a r Was $2195 '1595 OLDS 98lUl M:>wer & a r Coupe atr WaU1895 Was $1995 NOW 1 1695 NOW •1495 73 CUTLASS 4 DR 75 CHEVY MONTE CARLO Air Power& A r BUICK ELEC. was S2495 Was54695 NOW '1995 AN ORDINANCE TO PROV DE FOR FUR Local car automattc V 8 v s eng ne month y n accordance w fh b 1 s rendered therefor by the Company at the end of each N SHING OPERATING per od each payment o be due w th n 15 days of the AND MAINTAIN NG A su bm ss on at tf1e b II LIGHT NG SYSTEM TO therefor overdue payments LIGHT THE STREETS ALLEYS AND PUBL C to bear nterest at the rate of PLACES N THE VILLAGE 6 percent per anniJm unt I pa d Should the Mun c pal ty OF POMEROY MEIGS defau t n fou (4) success ve COUNTY OH 10 payments the Company may BE T ORDAINED BY THE at any t me d scont nue COUNC L OF THE serv ce hereunder w thout V LLAGE OF POMEROY not ce sc long as any defau I ex sts prov ded however STATE OF OH 0 that no charge sha I be made by the Company for se v ce SECTION 1 That Columbus and Southern Oh o hereunder dur ng any period n wh ch serv ce s so E ectr c Company ts sue d scont nued In the event of cessors and as signs (here n called the Company ) s such defau t the Company upon wr tten not ce to the hereby vested w th the r ghl to ght w th e ectr c tv lhe Mun c pallty may term nate th s agreement streets alleys and other SECTION 4 The Company pub c places n the agrees during the term mun clpal ty of Pomeroy Oh o here n ca led the hereof to nsta I add t anal Mun c pal ty ) and the street I 9hJS of the type and Company shall have the right s ze pee f ed above when to charge and rece ve lrom authorized to do so by the Mun cpa tv payment for reso ut on of the Counc said serv ce!S n accordance Prov ded 11owever that the w th the schedule of r ates set new street I ghts sha I be ocated w th n 250 feet ot a forth below AI f xtures !iha I d str but on c rcu t of the be mounted on wood po es un ess otherw se stated and Company SECTION 5 Them n mum energ zecl by overhead number ot street I ghts sha d str but on fac I ties Number 257 S ze be not less than the sum of the total number spec f ed above n Lumens 8 000 Type OBS Mercury Vapor Rate and whene.ver add t ana the Per Lamp Per Month 3 75 1 ghts are nsta ed m n mum number of I ghts S ze n Lumens 8 000 be ncreased ac Type - 0 BS Mercury Vapor shal - New Pole Rate Per Lamp cord ngly SECT ON 6 It s further Per Month - SA 75 Number 15 S zeIn Lumens agreed that the Company sha 1 move street tights to 25 000 Type Glass Mere ury Vapor Rate Per new ocat ons or change the type of f )I lures to another Lamp Per Month - S6 75 S ze In Lumens - 25 000 type spec fled above as Type Glass Mercury requested bV the Counc by prov ded Vapor - New Pole Rate Per resolut on however that the actua cost Lamp Per Month - $7 75 Number 9 S ze n L:.rmens to the Company n mak ng 25 000 Type Glass such relocations or chan~;tes n the f x.tures shal be paid Mercury Vapor - Concrete tor by tne Mun c pal ty Rate Per Lamp Pe~ Month SECTION 7 The Com $10 ?5 pany shal make every effort SECTiON 2 The amount of to keep the street I ght ng energy used by each lamp s system contracted tor n calculated on the bass of al operation dur ng the time n ght burning every day of prov ded f for any reason ttle year or approx mately the Company fa Is to do so for 4000 hours per year (an more than an aggregate of average of 333 3 hours per four (4J hOurs tn any one monthl In add it on to the month and upon written charges set forth n Sect on 1 not ce of such aggregate above the Company will .5 outage I urn shed to the each month apply the Company by the Municlpa lty follow ng w th n ten 10) days of the end FuEL COST AD of such month there shall be JUSTMENT The fuel cost to a pro rata reduction from the be charged under rate b I to cover such outages No schedules that ~pee fy fuel I ab I ty sha I attach to the adJustment 11 conform ty Company for any outage w th thiS Fuel Cost Ad SECTION 8 The Company tustment clause sha 1 be sha I not be reQuired to Install actual allowable fuel costs add tonal street I ghts or perk Iowan t~our determined manta nor replace lamps n under provls ons of Rule 26 of the event that the tne com miss on s Code of Mun clpa ty is n arrears n payment for services ren Rues and Regu Ia tl on:. dered nor shal the company As of January 5 1977 the 1 1 1 allowable fuel cost Iss 01086l be required to ns a more per KWH end the target than s x. (6) street I ghts thermal etttci'"CY reQuired dur ng the last year wh ch by Rule 26 Is 91 82 KWH lh s Ordnance Is n effect MMBTU SECTION 9 The Company at ts own expense shall T he pert nent part of R ule exercise reasonable dl lgence 26 of the Commission 1 Code 1 1 of Rules and Regulations Is to nsure that the ght ng system 1S n good order and ave Hable upon request that all street 1 ghts are SECTION 3 Payment fo r' burn ng and shal make the serv ce furnished reP.IaCe-fTlents as soon as hereunder sha 1 oe made ORDINANCE NO 483 CHEVY IMPALA Was S2795 Was S2295 good ttres radio clean LTD •495 NOW •1695 72 FORD •1995 4 DR., Air 4Speed 72 71 V 8 automat c P S •2795 1970 Ford Mavenck _ _ _ s795 std NOW '1295 GAlAXIE 500 ? dr H T HT CPE 6 cyl Was S1495 ROYALE CPE F 350 1 TON --=ca::.b::.&=-ch.;;;•s=-s1s=- lfc CPF 72 DELTA 88 73 CHEV CUSTOM C/lOt_ __ RIGHT PRICE RIGHT DEAL HT 72 FORD Was $1995 _v ~a~to~~uc - '2895 2 DR"----·- 75 OLDS 88 1 3295 TON '2595 72 CHEVY IMPAlA '1795 GT CPE F250t ¥.4 Was $2795 ow NOW '695 1 74 CHEV. SUBURBAN C/20 4 D R - 3295 74 FORD 4 DR. V ny roof CATALINA Ar 74 CHEVY VEGA 73 FORD CUSTOM f·100 AUTO _ _ 73 CUTLASS Ar CATALINA 4 dr a r vmy roof WasS895 full power and factory a r full stereo cru se T& T I PONTIAC 73 PONTIAC TRUCKS auto - root LeMANS PONTIAC '895 75 CHEV SCOTTSDALE PKG Red white leather NOW '2900 11295 REVERE 72 Was 53800 '2495 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM _ 11695 FORD LTD 4 DR 6 Cyl automat c 11095 szs95 '5500 COUPE DEVILLE 73 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 DR. 74 Ford F·100 NOW '4900 V ny~ roof full power atr 11095 73 P.LY FURY I 4 DR. p NOW '5900 CADILLAC CHEV. LAGUNA CHEVEU.E 4 DR SW '1695 steer ng 6 cyi 88 74 FORD MUSTANG 302 V 8 3 speed column sh ff Ranger Pack cab I ght5 HD suspens on 12495 74 FORD MUSTANG local owner V8 74 FORD GRAN TORINO 2 DR ROYAL 4 DR -'2495 1 5 1 74 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR 2395 73 Ford F-100---- s2295 V 8 auto trans 74 FORD GALAXIE 4 Dr. '3895 1 2495 74 OLDS DELTA 74 Ford Pmto 2 Dr. Loaded_ $AVE 75 CHEV CAMARO Tu Tone pant luggage rack 74 Chev. Vega Sta. Wgn. 4 cyl 76 CONTINENTAL MARK IV s1995 Was S5SOO CPE DEVIU.E 30 000 m ies full power & atr I ght gold f nish CHARGER SE Low mileage 75 Granada 4 Dr, _ _ _ s3395 ac Full power & a1r Was 16800 DODGE 75 Ray R1ggs p steer ng radio 3 speed on column 302 V 8 SEDAN DEVILLE Full powe,. & atr WasS8900 NOW '7900 74 COUPE DEVIU.E Full power & Atr Roger R1ebel one owner 75 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE See 74 Ford Pinto 3 Dr. Runabout_s1995 Auto 74 Ford Maverick 4 Dr, _ _ s2295 CADillAC 76 985 4100 stereo auto trans 1969 Chev. 1h Ton _ _ _'995 netd fOr exDHitlnA highway ' QUALITY USED CAR DATil 0' ENACTMENT t Cha..,.. I :IS ... HUNnNG FOR A TOP Shtn lt 7J 1~ WOIU. ur Undfto c..b 110 United one courteous orGeorKarr 992 5341 You II L1ke Our Quality Way of Doing BuSiness GMC Fmancmg Open EvenmgsUnl1l6 oo-T•ISp m Sal poss Dte follow ng not f ca t on by the customer of the need for such service but the Company sha I not be requ red to perform any such rep a cement or rna ntenance except during regular war k ng hours SECTION 10 The Com pany shall save the Mun c pal ty hermless from any and al I ab I ty oc cas oned by the sole neg I gence of the Company in the construct on man tenance and opera I on of ts street lght ng system n the Mun ctpal ty SECTION 11 T tie to a I wire po es lamps and ap purtenances used by the Company n turn sh ng the serv ce contem pi a ted n th s Ord nance s and sha be n the Company SECT ON 12 All the r ghts and pr v leges granted to and the obi gatlon mposed upon the sad Company as ec ted n th s Contract sha 1 respectively nure to the benet t of and be bind ng upon ts successors and ass gns SECTION 13 That a I ord nances or reso utlons or parts thereof that are n n conf ct co ns stent or herew th be and the same are hereby repea ed SECTION 14 That th s Ordinance sha I take effeCt and be n force from and after thirty days from ts passage of the earl est per od at owed by law and shal reman n effect for a per od off ve (5) years from ts passage sublect to pr or term nat on as heremafter provided n Sect on 15 and prov ded further that t sha 1 have been accepted by the Company by written acceptance f ed n the Off ce of the C erk of the Municipal ty SECTION & Van Zandt 15 That lhe Muntc pal ly by eg slat ve action or the Company shal have Ther ght to term nate as of the effect ve date of th s Ord nance of any year commend ng In 1979 and end ng n 1982 thtS Ord nance an.;:! the rate schedu e con ta ned in Sect on 1 of th s Ord nance upon wr tten not ce fl e~ w th other party hereto at least thirty (30) days prior to such fe r m nat on date Passed th s nth day of September 1977 ATTEST Jane Walton Clerk APPROVED Sept 19 1977 Clarence Andrews Mayor Pomeroy Langsville Mr and Mrs Dale Me MilliOn of Vmton VISited Mr and Mrs Gay Gillenwater Ruth Brady of Orlando Ela was weekend vls1tor of Mrs Nona Gillenwater Hazel Wnght of Pomt Plea9811l W Va VISited Mrs Clall" Parkerson and Mr and Mrs Guy Lunch Sunday Donna Young of Charleston was Wednesday Vllnlor of Nona Gillenwater other guests were Tom Annstrong of St Albans Mary Carr of Rutland and Meredith Turley of Crown C1ty Nona Gillenwater spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James Queen of Middleport Mrs Gay Gillenwater 1s spendmg some time in Columbus 0 guest of her son and granddaughters Mrs Elvira Barr spent Friday and Saturday at Syracuse guest of her son and> daughter 10 law Mr and Mrs Michael Barr Jackie Handley of Pomeroy spent the weekend With his grandmother Dorotha Handley Class1f1ed Ads bring extra cash for 0 Dorothy Wnght of Ashland Va VISited Mr and Mrs Bernard Ledhe recently you shopping sprees Antique Auction OClUBER 1, '77 I 11:00 A.M. Round Tables Pedestal Old Spinning Wheel Slack on Book Cases Marble Top Wash Stand Old Doll Furn•ture Old Walnut Mirror Old Beds Old Stands Old Rockers Oak Dressers Old Cupboards Walnut Fumllure Brass Bell Rayo Lamp Old Lanterns Old Chalk Ware Stone 11rs Iron Banks Brass Tupot Copper Kettles Old Lanterns Old Irons and Handles Old Glass & China Peking Vase Weller Old Glass Kruels Rosev11ie Bllttrs lolllt Tiffany Type Lamp Burmese P•lcher Cambndge Glass Iron Stone and much other Many more items to add to hst Bross Bed Love Seat OHIO RIVER AUCTION ..ti9PEARLSTREET (JIMiot!OtuolllulneuRt MEIGS PLAZA 7) lunch Served Not Rosponsible or Accidents Auclion•r HOWARD BEASLEY Phane(304) 773 5471 Terms Caih or Chock with I D (9 23 30 (10) 7 31C • �10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fr:tday, ~ 30.1977 ---------------------------. ! Fire destroys I mobllehome DANVIU..E - The doublewidth mobile home of Mr. and Mrs. James Crisp on SR 325 near here was destroyed by fire late Thursday night. Pomeroy fire chief Charles Legar said that damages have been estimated at $14,000. The family was asleep when the fire broke out apparently in the furnace room. The structure was engulfed in flames when Pomeroy firemen , who received the call at 11:25 p.m. arrived. · ·..... Pomeroy · - Flower Sh Op Mrs. Millard VanMeter 992-2039 or 992·5721 Area Deaths HOMER GALLOWAY Hom~ Galloway, 83, Rt. 3, Proctorville, died Thursday In a Huntington hospital. He was born May 11, 1894, In Gall Ia County, a son of the late Ancel and Lucy White Galloway . He was a retired, self-employed contractor. He was preceded In death by three sons, Ancel , James and Homer Galloway, Jr. Survivors Include his widow, Mlna Chandler Galloway, to whom he had been married for 63 years; five daughters, Mrs . Marie Green of Proctorvllle ; Mrs. Lucy Blake of Huntington; Mrs . Lucille Hewlette of Mentor , Ohio; Mrs. Betty White of Athalia, Ohio, and Mrs. Estelle White of Raven,na, •Ohio; one son, Robert Galloway of Proc!orville; one sister, Mrs . Rosie Brumfield of Gallipolis ; one brother, Clyde Galloway of Proctorville; 35 grandchildren, 49 great. grandchildren and four greatgreat . grandchildren. Friends may call after 6 p.tn . today at Hall Funeral Home, Proctorville. The body will be taken to the church one hour before services, 'II b h ld t 2 Whi Ch WI e e a p.m. Saturday at Federal Creek Church, the Rev . Earl Nichols officiating. Burial will be In Gallla County's Galloway Cemetery . I BERNARD PRINCE Bernard Prince, 73. a resident of Rt. 2, Crown City, died late Wednesday night In Holzer Medical Center. He was born May 10, 1904, In Wisconsin, son of the late Matthew and Catherine Smith Prince. He was twice married, first to Helen Scherer, In Wisconsin . Two sons were born to this union : Barney, Hopewood, Mich. and Vincent of Cleson, Mich. Two daughters, Mrs. Sharon Russ, Madison Heights, Mich . and Mrs. Marjorie Mullins, Hazel Park, Mich. His first wife died In 1968. He married Mrs. Ina Ray of Pontiac, Mich . on Aug. 24, 1974. They moved to Gallia County In 1975. She survives, along with two step-children, Edward Ray, Pontiac and Mrs. Jam is Kawecki, Denver, Colo. He was a plumber, retiring several years ago. He was In the U. S. Navy during World War 1. The bodv was taken to Detroit this morning. Burial will be Monday In the Oak View Cemetery In Royal Oak, Mich . Local arrangements Were under the direction Of Miller 's Home for Funerals. J. NELSON WISE Funeral services for J. Nelson Wise, Pomeroy , were held on Sept. 19 at 2 p.m . at the Cowan Funeral Home in Van Wert with the Rev . John C. Cook , First Bapt ist Church, officiating. Mr. Wise died from Injuries in an auto accident on Sept. 10. He was born Dec. 14, 1889 at Van Wert and Is survived by his wife, Margretta, I Pomeroy; a son, Perry, Van Wert; a daughter, Vivian Otten of Centerville ; four step-sons, George Roush of Walkerton , Ind .; Robert Roush, Elkview, W. Va ., and Jerry and Jacob Roush. of Pomeroy. Mr. Wise was a World War I veteran and a retired postal mall carrier. Burial was In Ridge Cemetery at Van Wert. Be smart. eta Safe Deposit Box. At the place .. .where you're the boss~ You'll never be sorry. Or a loser. • ,.I'll •• rulland ll••••r FDIC Wb~KEND AT THE 'INN PLACE' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1tn 7:3G-Porter Wagoner 3; uong Show 4; Candid Cam~ a 6; Price Is Right 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33; Family Feud 10; Name That Tune 13; Pop Goes the Cot~ntry 15. 8:0C>-Sanford Arms 3,1~; Donny & Marie 6,13; In Search of 4; Wonder Woman 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8:»-Chlco & the Man 3.~.15; Wall Street Week 20,33. 9:0C>-Rockford Files 3,4,15; Movle•"The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald" 6,13; Logan's Run 8,10; Lowell Thomas Remembers 20; Documentary Showcase 33. 9:3G-Somethlng P~sonal 20; 10:oo-Qulncy 3,4,1 5; Switch 8,10; News 20; Firing Line 33. 10:3()-Wpman 20; 11 :oo-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; Black Perspective on the News 33. 11 :3()-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Baret! a 6,1 3; Mash 8; Movie "The Mummy" 10. 12 :0C>-ABC News 33. 12 :05-Kojak 8; Janakl 33. 12:4()-Lohman & Barkley 6; Ironside 13; 1:oo-Movle "The Masque of the Red Death" 10. 1:3()-Midnlght Special 3.~.15; 1:40-News 13. 2:30-Mary Hartman 10; 3:0C>-News 3; 3:»-Movle "The Ride to Hangman's Tree" 3; 5:3G-Movle "Warklll" 3. Movie Channel 4 5& 7 P .M. - Harry & Walter go to New York . 9 & 11 P .M. - All the President's Men . Cable Channel 5 7 P.M. - Paul Gaudino 7:30 - Wrestling 8:30- Sports & Travel World 9:30- Blue Ridge Quartet 10 :00- 700 Club. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1977 6:00-Sunrlse Semester 8,10. 6:3()-Marlo & the Magic Movie Machine 4; TV Classroom 8; U.S . Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:0C>-Saturday l{eport 3; Matters of Life 6; Ghost Busters 8; Public Polley Forums 10; Grape Ape 13. 7:3()-Pink Panther 3,15; World of Survival 4; Jetsons 6; Ark II 8; Weekend Special 13. 8:00-C .B. Bears 3,4,15; , Superfrlends 6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10; Sesame St. 20. 10:00-Love Boat 6,13; Carol Burnett 8,10; Henry Ford's America 33; 11:00-News 6,8,10,1 3; Mar·shall Football 33. 11: 15-News 3,4,15; ABC News 6; 11 :30-Movle "The Empty Canvas" 6; Movie "The Blue Knight" 8; Movie "The Boston Strangler" 10; Movie "Cat Ballou" 13; Film 15. 11 :45-Movle "Ten Tall Men" 3; Weekend 4,15; 1:ooJanakl _33. · . . 1: 15-Movle "The .Sad Sack" 4; 1 : 2~Movle "War Gods of the Deep" 13; 1:3()-This is the NFL 6. 1:45-Mary Hartman 3; 3:00-ABC News 13; 3:1()Mary Hartman 3. 3:3G-News 3; 4:00-Movle "Deadlier than the Male" 3; 6:00-FBI 3. Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M. -The Sting !PG) 9 & 11 P.M.-Twilight's Last.Gieamlng (R) . . FLIGHT Blame for (0ontinut4 tram .... _ 3 PC. GROUP FROM WHEELERSBURG, OHIO TONIGHT &SATURDAY 10-2 "' THE MEIGS INN POMEROY, 0. 992-3629 VIEWING 9:0C>-Young Sentinels 3,4,15; Scooby's Laff-a -Lymplcs 6,13; Mister Rogers 20. 9:3()-Archle-Sabrlna 3,4,15; Skateblrds 8,10; Elec. Co. 20. 10:DO-Once Upon a Classic 20. 10 :3()-Adventures of Muhammad All 3,4,15; Space Academy 8,10. 11 :oo-Thunder 3,4,15; Krofft Supershow 13; Big Blue Marble 6 ; Batman-Tarzan 8,10; Crocketts Victory Garden 20. CORA WiTHE-RS 11 :3()-Search & Rescue 3,4,15; Hot Dog 6; Coping with Cora Withers, 83, a resident Kids 20. of Klneon Ave., Gallipolis, 12 :00-Baggy Pants & the Nitwits 3,15i Weekend died Thuuday around 11 a .m. Special 6; Movie "Broken Lance" 4; Wacko 8; In Holzer Medical Center. She Action News for Kids 13; In the Know 10. was born July 23, 1894, in 12:3()-Red Hand Gang 3,15; Fat Albert 8,10; American Gallla County, daughter of Life STyle 13. the late John A. and 1:oo-Greatest Sports Legends 3; Amerlc;an BandJosephine Lewis Walker. She married Clay J. stand 13; To Be Announced 6; Secrets of Isis 8; Withers. He preceded her in Family Affair 10; Wrestling 15; Nova 33. · death . 1:3()-Frank Ellwood : Footbafl 3; College Football One daughter, Mrs . Gerald Pregame Show6,13; Bob Jones 8; Movie "Bells are (Wanda) Parsons, Gallipolis, Ringing" 10. survives. One granddaughter 1:45-College FootbJII 6,13; ~ : 00-Gr.andstand 3,4,15; survives , Diana Parsons Viewpoint 8; Bill Moyers' Journal 33. Martin, Williamsburg , Va. 2:15-Baseball 3,4,15; 2:3()-MOVIE "Bundles of Joy" Two great-granddaughters 8. survive. She was a member of the 3:00-Commonwealth 33; 3:3()-Book Beat 33; 4:00Eplscopa I Church of That Nash\lllle Music 10; Woman 33. Gallipolis and the Order of 4:3()-Sports Spectacular 8; Nashville on the Road 10; the Eastern· Star. She was Montage 33. ·employed by the GS I for 30 5:0C>-Star Trek3; Wide World of Sports6,13; Star Trek years, retiring In 1966. She 4; Pop Goes the Country 10; Beitler Way 15; Catch was a Iso a bookkeeper for the 33. Henklng -Bovle Co. for a 5:30-Porter Wagoner 10; Wally's Workshop 15; Austin numbers of years. City Limits 33. 6:0C>-News 3,4,10; Lawrence Welk 8; God Has the Answer 15 . 6:3G-NBC News 3,4,15; AGC News 13; News 6; CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga & You 3j, PAIJ..BEARERS NAMED 7:00-AII -Star Anything Goes 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Pallbearers for the funeral Hee Haw 6,8; Bugs Bunny 10; Wild Kingdom 13; of Ed Miller at 2 p.m. World War I 33. Saturday at the Racine . 7: 3()-We Think You Should Know 3; All-Star Anything Baptist Church will be Ernem Goes 10; Caves: The Dark Wilderness 13.; Bush, Rod Grimm, Dallas Wodehouse Playhouse 33. Cleland, Bob Adams, Frank. 8:00-Bionlc Woman 3,4,15; Fish 6,1 3; Bob Newhart 8.10; Festival 33. Cleland and Eddie Wilder8:30--Qperatlon Petticoat 6,13; We've Got Each Other muth. Honorary pallbearers L1~ . will be Harry Curtis, Floyd 9:00-Movle "The Relvers" 3,4,15; Starsky & Hutch Farra and Russell Finley. 6,13; Jeffersons 8,10; At The Top 33. 9:3G-Tony Randall 8,10. APPEARING THIS ! TELEVISION 1) persons. In an appearance before a legislative panel, ex· Highways Commissioner Joseph Speed Jones said he did not believe Allied Steel Co. and Harris Steel Co. could be· held accountable for the cracks. He said they buUt the llp8ll to known specifications at that time. "That's a very frustratlrig situation," Rockefeller said, discusaing the ipan. He's ordered a ferry to be made operational in the region, but told reporters yesterday the ferry has been out of service for repairs. "I wl11 not allow the bridge to be open until I am con· fldent It is safe," he said, adding he hoped It could be ~ned by the end of October. Rockefeller said bia adminiltration "II golnc to be very COJIIctoua ol brldgee" In the future, and will examine ·and re-examine IIPIIIII in the state. \ • Meigs represented by six Science students Six butstanding science students will repr nt Meigs County's student body in the 12th annual Youth and Science Conference Saturday at the Ohio State University Mershon Auditorium. An "Unseen World Which Sustains Us" is the theme of this year's conference, said county extension agent John C. Rice. Students attending will be welcomed by Dr. Roy M. Kottman, College of Agriculture and Home Economics, and Richard H. Kellogg, President, Ohlt Agricultural Council. Expected to attend from Meigs High School are Jana Burson, Brent Bolin and Carol Wilkes, and from Southern High School, Terry Zirkle, Jeff Thornton and Dale Riffle. The youths will have the opportunity to move from classroom to classroom in attending 5 of 10 mini· lectures that will be presented by faculty of OSU and the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center. Mini-lectures will cover a wide variety of topics and will focus upon basic principles of science and microscopic "agents" that enhance or distract from our daily existence. Youth and Science Day is sponsored annually by the College of Agriculture and Home Economics and the Ohio Agricultural Council. The Council is represented by agencies, associations and institutions in Ohio. Hosts include local civic Elementary (Continued frcm plat 1) art show at Ohio .State University, in Columbus and was an award winner of the 1976 senior show at Ohio University. She was a dean's list student and did her student teaching in the schools of Jackson and Wellston. As a part of the program, Miss Haddad will be working out plans to display the work of students over the school year in commercial locations or perhaps in the school schools. She will ask talented senior citizens to help by passing along their know-how in art to her pupils. organlzatlona, lndustriee, and agri-businesaea, many of wbich are members ol tbe Ohio Agricultural CouncU. Hosting Meigs County's science students thil year are the Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District, the Agricultural Stabilization anll Conservation Service (ASCS), the Farmers Home Administration, and the Meigs County Cooperative Extension Service. Some of tbe mlnl-lecturea Include Reproduction In the Test Tube, Bablee Born to Drug Addicted Mothera, Genetics In the Trees, Lake Erie Freshwater Drum Truh or Treasure?, Ia It Good? Ia It Good For YouT, Milking Aphids, How to Worm . a · Begonia Plant, Energy from the Sun, and Sahnon.ella Is Not a Female Sahnon. Wildlife paintings exhibit at • Meigs Museum until Oct. 8 With autumn here and winter just around the cor· ner, wouldn't you like to have a quick remembrance of spring? The Meigs County Museum can give you that opportunity through its present display of June Carver Robert's paintings of spring wild· flowers. These lovely wild· flowers almost come alive, they are so intricately ac;:;:;:;;::;:::::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:~~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:: INSIDEBY9 SYRACUSE - Syraeuie Pollee Chief Mllton Varian said today the ~ge wiD hnpose a 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. curfew on all penou under the.age of 18 effecUve Oct. 1 through Nov. 1. Juvenlles must be accompanied by a parent or guardian wblle on the streets. Vlolaton wiD be cited to juvenlle court. :;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: JURY DELAYED CINCINNATI (UPI) - A special grand jury investigation of the Beverly Hills nightclub fire is not expected to begin for some time, says suburban Campbell County, Ky., Com· monwealth's attorney Lou Ball. " We have received 20,000 pages of evidence to study," said Ball. "I cannot see one (a grand jury) in the near future." Kentucky Gov. Julian Carroll said last week such a grand jury "might well" return indictments against owners of the club where 164 'persons died M~y 28. curate. Mrs. Carver, a resident of Athens, has captured the beauty of spring in her paintings, all of wbich are native flowers of this area. The exhibit wl11 be up untU Oct. 8, 1977. Museum hours are: Tuesday and Sunday, 2-t and Friday, 1-3. Charge is25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults. The Historical Society is grateful to Mrs. Carver for making these paintings . available; to the Beta Beta: Preceptor Sorority for. keeping the museum open on Tuesday, and to the RSVP Volunteers for their par· ticipation on Fridays. PAYMENT ARRIVES State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson's office announced the October distribution of $35,2(Xi,067 in Aid to Depend· erir Children to 513,797 recipients in Ohio's 88 counties. Meigs County received $59,588 for 920 recipients. VETERANS MEMORIAL Admitted Vehna Winebrenner, Syracuse; Grace Beabout, Middleport; Goldie Carson, Middleport. Discharged Dwane Sayre, Margaret Little, Elba Bing, Pamela Nitz, Catherine Dean, Waid Nicholson, Jr., Don Hooper. ASK TO WED A marriage license was issued to Richard David Koblentz, 30, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Janet Mae Holsinger, 28, Rt. 1, Reedsville. · .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. 113th ANNIVERSARY SALE • CONTINUES TOMORROW AND ALL NEXT WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, I· OCTOBER 8th AT 5 P.M. I, Check Thursday's newspapers for unusual savings in every department of the main store and at the warehouse on Mechanic Street. ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY ..--------------------------~~--~~..,1 ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 30, 1977 galloway prince walker wise withers