http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f3d85cbcce4d78c0cdcf302ffbc9c109.pdf 566cfaf5a560f6fa199983925966b0a4 PDF Text Text ·. . ~ - - -- - ~ - - - · -·-- -- -- . ~---------~~-~---------~---------------~-----=--------------------------=------· ll . I I 1 I.1· tI. < . SALE PRICES ON SELECTED ITEMS FOR FRIDAY DECEMBER lst AND SATURDAY DECEMBER LBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN · w FRIDAY & SATURDAy NIGHTS TIL 8 ~ t ~ ~ W By EDWARD K. DeLONG · WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Ut ility iqpustry officials say t he average homeowner' s bill for natural gas might go up by about $2:i a year under new federal regulations that look effect today. A consumer activist thinks the in cr ease may be three to five times that amount. Industry, conswner and federal experts a like say the precise dollar impact of the rules change is ha rd to calculate because the regulations are so complex and individual utilities may apply them differ ently, depending on competi tive factors and on the details of contracts with pr oducers. But they generally ag ree homeowners could begin to fee l the bite of hi~er prices in Janua ry gas bills , reflecting a relati vely steep on e-time increase in .t he w.ellhead price of natural gas to cover the effect of inflation since April1977. Preliminary estimates, bas~d on nation wide a verage con swnpti on and prices, showed the initia l "catch-up " inflation adjustment might add $3.85 to home gas bills. But industry officia ls cautioned the exact amount would va ry widely from reg ion to r egion a nd utility to utility . · Af tl!r t he initia l adjustment, offi cia ls said , ther e will; be smaller monthly increaSes r eflecting fu ture infla tion. Ther e also will be gradua l additiona l price hikes, addin g perhaps another 2 to 3 percent a yea r to bills, as mor e high-priced gas from newly opened wells is produ ced a nd consumed. 111e Amer ica n Gas Associa tion. \':hi ch represents l:!as utilities, sa id Thursday t he nationwide-average home gas bill could go up by $25 or more a year, or about 10 percent, with larger in creC:~ses for people who use gas for both cooking and home heati ng. Jim FJug of Ener gy Action, a conswner or ganization, predicted conswner gas prices will average 30 percent tu 50 percent higher in the coming year than in 1978. Rules on how gas producer s can cha rge the hig her prices, adopted Wednesday by the Federa l Energy Regulatory Commission , were issued Thurs day as an inch-thick document. The higher prices were set by Congr ess in the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978, part of President Ca rte r 's energy legislation. Maximum wellhead prices for gas already dedicated to interstate sales go up from the present $1.52 per thousand cubiC feet to a December level of $1.63 under the nell' rules. So-ca lled new gas from wells drilled since Feb . 19, 1977, ca n sell in December for a maximum $2.08 from offshore wells and $1.96 from onshore wells. December prices for low1)roduction "stripper" wells are set at a maximwn $2.22. Under the inflation adjustment , December prices for most categories of gas are about 13 percent higher than the April 1977 figures cited in the gas act. But the actual percentage increase in December will be only about .half that m uch because prices have climbed steadily since Aprill91.7 undec a n earlier, less-steep inflation adjust ment rormula . • at y en tine e --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- F ift t•t•n Cent s . \ "o l . ~!1. :'lio. IIi! Pomeroy-M iddleport, Ohio Friday. December I, 1m SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE JOGGIN.G SUITS SAUl TABLE COVERS bottoms - Just 21 suits to sell. Not every size. $26.95 JOGGING SUIT.. ..............................~15.88 $32.95 JOGGING SUIT.. .............: ............. ..'21.88 TWO DAYS ONLY SALEI REG. '8.99 FULL BED SIZE MEN'S 3.PIECE SUITS CAN NON PERCALE SHEETS Si zes 36 to 46 - Stripe s, pia ids, solid c olors Kup pen hei m e r a nd Campus brand s . Coat, t rousers a nd m a tc hing v est . FULL BED SIZE FinED OR FLAT Twin · Queen • King Sizes and Pillow Cases - Also Reduced For This Sale Ru s t , Gold, Green, · Brown. performance Tested Velvets. -ss.OO SNOW SUITS .................... '6.39 $10.00 SNOW SUITS ................. SJ.99 s15.00 SNOW SUITS .................sn.99 S2Q.OO SNOW SUITS ................. $15.99 Other Kroehler Swivel Rockers at s ale prices, $134 .00, $159.00 , $162 .00, $164 .00 Also large selections of Kroehler and Berkline Recliners, Rock o loungers and Walla way Recliners at sale prices . SALE PRICES SALE DESKS '7.95 TURTLE NECK SHIRTS ........I6.53 '9.95 TURTLE NECK SHIRTs ...... . '813 110.95 TU~TLE NECK SHIRTS ... ... '9.13 114.95 TURnE NECK SHIRTS..... H2.43 MEN'S DRESS FLANNEL SHIRTS Famous b r and s s uch as Van He u sen, Campus, Golden Vee, so lid c o lo r s and patt e rn s, s ize s m a ll. m e d ium la rg e , a nd ex t r a la rg e . Thre e uti l it y . cen i e r a nd loc kin g f ile d r a we r s . F in is h e d in Bir c h , Pin e, Walnu t . Boys Winter Jackets Quilted jac k e t s, nylon s, woolds . denim s. all warmly line d . Sized 8 to 20 . '14.95 JACKETS ............... .. .. . '11.96 '19.95 JACKETS ...•.•... •. .. ..... •. •'15.96 '22.95 JACKETS ............ ........ '18.36 '24.95 JACKETS .. .. ................'19.96 100 p e t.. cottons , 100 pe l. a c ryli c , w o ol a nd nylon bl en d s . $14400 MEN'S 19.95 DRESS FLANNELS ...... ...... ............. '8.44 MEN'S '13.95 DRESS FLANNELS .. ......... .......... ..'11.84 MEN'S 117.95 DRESS FLANNELS.............. ....... .. '15.24 MEN'S 119.95 DRESS FLANNELS ....... ............... . '16.94 Other Larg e a nd Sm a lle r De s ks at Sale Pric es . MEN'S '8.95 Children's Coat Sale Permanent Press Pajamas Sno rke ls , hooded s t y les, dressy s t y les , fo r bo ys a nd girl s . Sizes 6 t o 24 m o n t h s, 2 to 6 X a nd 7 t o 14 . Cotto n P o lyeste r Blend , Sizes A, B, C, a nd D. Solid col ors a nd ne a t patte rn s. Coat s tyle top with no tc he d co lor , ad jus t able grippe r bo xer w a ist botto m . s18.00 COATS ... .. ..............$14.39 $21.00 COATS. ..................$16.79 $25.00 COATS .................. ~19.99 $28.00 COATS .. ................ s22.39 $38.00 COATS ............... .. .s30.39 1WO DAY SAL£ ............... .......... ~7 88 See our . s~l ection o f Men ' s robes , Angel Tread s lippers : flannel "pajamas. WOMEN'S COAT SALE M issy s izes 6 " through 20 and e x )ra la rge s izes 14'1• through 26 112. dress coats , c ar coats, c asual coat s, fur trimm e d styles, entire . s tock include d. '58.00 COATS ........ ............ :SALE 149.95 '70.00 COATS .. .... ....... ....... SALE 159.95 '90.00 COATS .. .. ...... .. ........ SALE '75.75 1100.00 COATS .. ,................ SALE '84.95 '124.00 COATS ....... .. .. ... .... SALE '104.95 1148.00 COATS ................ .. Reg . $435.90 JUNIOR COAT SALE SATURDAY SALE! WOOD AND COAL HEATERS Ca r coa t s , lo ng dres s coats, s ki jacket s, e x cell e n t st y le s and fai:)ri cs. Jun ior s ize s 5-6 t h rough 15-1 6 . MEN'S SPORT COATS to A big selection of styles, solid colors and wh ite, Cotton Polyester blends. ent ire stock includ e d for this two day s ale-! SPECIAL SALE PRICES Earl y Am e ri ca n , M 9 >1ern Traditi o nal . Mar r e si s tant t o p 20 x 48 . 36 MEN'S TURTLE NECK SHIRTS Kroehler SALE $132.00 Famous brown duc k c o verall s , jac ke t s, bib overall s, w or k dung a r ees , hoods , e ntire sto c.k inthi ssp le. S izes 36to 50 . Twodayson ly. So lid s a nd p a tte rn s , sizes P o lye s te r s· a nd a ll woo ls . 6 to.24 month s , 2 to 4, some with permanent fee t , some with de tachable fe e t , one and·two piece s tyles for boy s and girls. KROEHLER SWIVEL ROCKERS CARHARTT BROWN DUCK ' WORK CLOTHES FRIDAY~ CHILDREN'S SNOW SUITS SALE TWO DAY SALE 50 . '54.00 JUN lOR COATS .. ...... ........ ,...... ~45.95 168.00 JUNIOR COATS ..... ... ...... .. ........'57.95 '74.00 JUNIOR COATS ·.. ·.......... .. ....... 162.95 '84.00 JUNIOR C9ATS ................. .... .. '71.95 '132.00 JUN lOR COATS .. ... .~ ... .. .. ...... 'lll.95 s49,95 SPORT COATS .............s37.88 . s59.95 SPORT COATS ........... s44.88 '69.95 SPORT COATS .......... ..S52.88 . SALE PRICES! Reg . 5435.90 - Wood burner - Firebrick lining - Thermostat - 2-speed Blower Only one to sell . WINTUK KNITTING YARN SALE Reg ul a r a nd ext ra la rge s izes , d e n im s , c ordu roys , nylons, leath er ja cket s . A bi g se le .c tlon o f s tyl es . $ 19.95 Lined Vests . .. .. .. .. .. .. .... . ... .. .. . 516 .94 A b ig seleCti on o f col o r s 3'12 oun ce s kei n . Coal s and Clark 's Fa m o u s Re d Hea rt qual it y . SALE S348,00 ·- ---------------------· Reg . $379.00 WOOD AND COAL BURNER - Thermostat controlled - 2 speed blower SALE $299.00 Only 3 SALE! WOMEN'S JEANS FRIDAY· SATURDAY SALEl MEN'S WINTER JACKETS AND LINED VESTS Regular si ze s 3-4 through 20 and e x tra sizes 3 4 t hrough 40 . A new selection of styles . Buy what you need Friday and Saturd a y fo r' yourse lf and Chri s tmas gifts . Straight leg s a nd flar es . · 14.00 JEANS ...... .. ..... :.... .. : SALE 111.89 '16.00 JEANS .................... . SALE 113.59 118.00 JEANS....... .............. SALE 115.29 120.00 JEANS. ........ .. .......... SALE 116.99 1 524.95 Jackets ••••• •• , ••• •• . •• . . .••• ••••. •• • $21.24 S34. 95 Jac kets . . .... .. ..... . .... .. .. . ..... .• .. S29. 94 554.95 Jac kets ••• ••• ••. ••• ••. . • •••• .•• ••• •• • $46 .79 $79.95 Jackets •• ••• •• •••••• •••••. •• . ••••••• • $67 .94 REG. PRICE $1.49 Also include d in thi s s al e , o ur e n t ire s toc k o f men's d res sy and a ll wea t h e r coats . SALE $119SKEIN OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY T,IL 8 P.M. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY • , . .I. .IMII MIIIA>I IIIIIIII IIIJIIIUII!IIIII!COI~IIfjlllfjll fjlll!il~~¥1!111 il'llil'll!llllil'llil'llllllll!llllllll. . IIIIIIII_B::<_ 11111111111111111111111111111«<1111 -111111111111-1111111111111111 i!lllllllllllllll-11111!1111111111111111111111111111111'""'. ,.•' ., ••• '· GRE ECE , N.Y. ! UP! ) An ar soni st set the fire tha t killed 10 people a nd injured 34 others a t a crowded suburha n Roches ter Holiday Inn over the Thanksgiving Holiday, offi cia ls s aid . '' It wa s a set fire ," P olice , ' Chief Ger ald P he lan said .j Thursday . In vestigators, he said, had " reac hed the unan imou s decision that it was arson ... jl. The technical expertiSe , the j technical information th at we have has led us to th is conclusion .' ' Authorities had " no s usf pects," P helan added . A 16-man inve s tig a tive unit , inc luding ar so n Sherr ie Sta rcher , Kar en Probert, Da wn Sor den ; back , specialists,. from Onondaga Rus ty Wigal, Ra ndy Keller and Lawrence Pooler . County and New York City , was esta blis hed to loo k further into th e blaze , he sa id. Phe la n sa id the blaze started in t he basement of the 15-year·old hotel, but added that officia ls " were Qot at liberty to say" what st arted the fire. SA LEI G old Label No Iron Per c ale. 50 pel . polye s t e r, 50 pet . cotton . fl oral pattern s ill decorator c olor s . $8995 SUITS .....................$71 00 $9995 SUITS .................... ~7900 ·. SALE PRICES STARTING AT ' REDUCED 20% REG. '179.00SALE GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Full Westmin ster Chimes. Brass Weights and Pendulum bob. I -------- Motel fire arson HOWARD MILLER Long sleeve zipper coat top and matching ankle length Our enti re stock of ta b le c ov ers o n sale Friday and Saturda y . Ovals . s quare s , oblong s , r o u nd s . · A t r,emendous selection . " I . Average homeowner's gas bills may be raised 1 !( SENIOR MEMBERS - Senior member s of the National Honor Society at Eastern High Sc hool ar e, f,ront, 1-1', Debbie Spencer , Laur i Matthews, Susan Ha nnum, Books out on .· suicides NEW YORK (UP I J . Scarcely two weeks ha ve passed since the horror of mass suicide among cultists of the P eoples Temple in the jungle of Guyana hit the headlines, but tha t's.plenty of time for the boo k publisher s. Two acco unt s of t he tragedy already are on the book s helves, both by· newsmen who wer e ther e when it happened . On e of them, t itl e d ~~Guyana Massacre /' is by Charles A Kra us e, the Washington Pos t r ep orter who accompanied California Congressman Leo Ryan on his fa tal trip to investigate the Rev . Jim Jones and his jungle temple cu lt. Krause was wounded in the airport - attack in which Ryan and three newsmen wer e sla in by cultists in the massacre that trigger ed the suicide of Jones and mor e than 900 of his followers. Assisting Krause in the 1\'l'iting are Post editors Lau· r enee M. Stern a nd Richard Harwood . Ron J aver s of the San Francisco Chronicle also was wounded in the a irpor t massacre . His book, "Suicide Cul t, 11 is wr itten with Chronicle correspondent Marshall Kilduff who spent two years digging into t he Peoples Temple befor e J ones took it to Guyana. a c co unt is Kra use's published by the Berkley Publishing Co. , and J a vers book is published by Banta m . New cars, vans tossed around PORTSM OUT H, Oh io (UPI ) ..:.. A Norfolk & Western Ra ilroa d fr eigh t train der aile d near her,e Ia te Thursday, tossi ng himdreds of bra nd ne w automobiles and vans along about a mile of track , authorities said today. The Scioto County Sher iff 's office said the derailment occurred at the entrance to the U.S.S . Chemical Co. pla nt at Haverhill . . Don Spradlin, chief of the Green Township Fire Depar t· ment , said 22 of t he freight cars contained the ne w automobiles and vans. " Five of the automobiles on one of the cars caught fire (Continued on page 10 ) Shell will ration ·gas IN DUCTED INTO NATION AL HONOR SOCIETY - Ten students at Eastern High School were inducted into the Nationa l Honor Society dur in g an assemb ly Thursday afternoon at the school. New member s are, first r ow, 1-r , Cindy Pitzer , senior, Ter esa Spencer , junior ; second ro w, Becky Edwards , junior, SheBa White, junior , Lit.a YounJ!. · junior, Jea nnie McClur e, junior ; third r ow, Melanie Root, sophomor e, April Pa rker , sophom ore, Ka thy Pooler , sophomor e and Marcy Sexson , sophomore . Gallia man dies in wreck Cha rles Denn ey, 41, Route 1; Bidwell, was pronounced dea d at the scene following a one-vehicle accident Thurs· day at 7 p.m., on Fairview · Evergreen Rd. The Ga l! ia-Meigs P ost , Highway Pat rol, reports that an east bound 1974 GMC pickup tr uck operated by Denney went out of cont rol on the to wnshi p road, ran off the left side of the r oadway, striking a ma il box, crossed the road, then went off the right side, and stri king a tree Offi ce r s r eport sev e re da ma ge to th e Denney pickup. Ra y Hudso n, 57 , Racine, was admitted to Veter ans Memoria l Hos p ita l for t r eat ment of inj ur ies sustained du ring a one-a uto acc ident ')'hursday on SR 124, three-tent hs of a mile south of Racine, in Meigs County , at l1 :10 a .m. The pat rol reports that a north bound au to oper ated by Weather Lows tonight will be in the mid 30s. Th e pro bability of pr ecipitatio n is 10 percent today and tonig ht and 20 per cent Saturday. Hudso n, went off the left s ide of t he roadwa y , str uck a ditch , and overt urned. Hu dson di sp layed i ncapacitating injuries and was transported by the Ra cine Volunteer Squad to Vetera ns Memorial. Hudson wa s l isted t h is mor ni n g in s atisfa ctory . condition. Officer s r e port he avy dam age to t he Huds on vehicl e . Hudson was cited on cha rges of excessive speed for cond itions. HOUSTON (UPI ) - Shell Oil Co. says un precedented dem a nd and regulatory constraints have caused the nee d for te mpor a ril y ration ing all grades of its gasoline to its dealer s and jobbers nationwide . She ll sa id gasoli ne de m a nd s t radi t io na ll y decrease after Labor Day but · sa id de m a nd for Shell gasoline "has not only fa iled to ta per off, but has actually increased to r ecord levels." The com pany said it will rat ion the gas to dealers, wholesalers and other cus· tamers, effective today . "She ll is comm itte d to minimizing the impact of this situation a nd hopes to ha ve the situation corrected by the end of December or the early part of January," a company statem ent said . " Th ese fac tors coupled with essentia l maintenance wo rk a t tw o of She ll 's ma nuractu r ing loca t ions have left Shell with no option othe r than natio nwide allocation to ensure equitable distr ibution of a va ilable sup· plies .. .' ' The company claimed the in cre ase in dem and was · caused by "feder al pricing regula tions which have held down the price" of Shell gaso lin e to " an unr ealistically low level com · pared to our competitors." 1 'ln effect, current regulations pena lize Shell for competitive efficiencies in its gaso line business ," the statement said . CO·PUBUSHER HONORED - Robert Wingett, Syr ac use, co-publisher for the Ohio Valley Publishing Company. was one of 12 persons honored Ttmrsd"Y ni ght at the a nnua l awar ds dinner of the Southeastern Ohio Regiona l Council. Wingett was cited for his ouL.,ta nding commllllity service. He is one of the youngest r ecip ients to be lwnored. Syracuse man honored Robert Win ge tt . Syracuse, C01)Ublisher of The Oh io Valley Publishing Co., was one of 12 Southeastern Ohio leade rs honored by The Southeaste rn Ohio Regiona l Co unci l at an Awards Night held Thursday at Ohio Univer sity Inn, '.\hens. Wingett wa s presented to the cr owd of over 200by a hwnorous introduct ion given by Bill Childs, left, Middleport businessman . Childs ci ted Win gett for his conununity service in Syracuse where he wa.•;; instrumental in securing feder al monies !'or the constmr:twn ot a swlrnmtng poo 1 ' ennls court: a11ri r:t ru•rlt', facility. Wingett served 12 years un the corrunu nity Village Courlcil. Childs said Wingett had contributed grea tly to the lives of othefs in Me1gs Co un ty a nd a lso poi nted out that Wingett has been honored severa l times locally as well as in Mason County, W. Va ., for his service work . On the right is Carl Dahl burg. executive secr eta ry of the council, who presided over the dinner meeting . Wingett probably is the youngest r ecipient of the co uncil's awa rd not only from Meigs County but from the 11 counties ma king up the council in the 12 years the aw<-~rds l1ave been gi ven . · . . . . Awa rds a re made on the ba sis of cont ributions to southeastern Ohw by part Jcipa twn and leadership on comm unity a ffa irs. Twenty-three persons [rom Meigs County attended . Others honored were John E. Halliday, veteran Gallipolis a tto rney; Dan Walton . Wellston ; Geor ge Knox, Jr. , McArthur ; Judge J ames Stilwell, Logan: Dr. R.3 lph Herendeen , New Lexi ngton ; William A. Mechem , Nelsonville; Dwight Rutherford , Athens ; Rober! Fuller, P ortsmouth ; Keith F . Molihan, Ironton ; Irwin G. Smith. Pike County and Pa ul B. Mulzig, J r ., Jackson . Charges line crossed COLUMBUS ( UPI ) - Sta te Sen . An thon y J . Celebreeze J r . t oda y c harged tha t Secretary of Sta te Ted Brown has "crossed the line between statutory duly and personal interest " in the way he is handling certification of the Nov. 7 election, in which Celebreeze beat Bro wn by 8,400 voles. At a mo rni ng news conference. Celebreeze sa id a n onparti sa n t hird part y s hou ld be a ppointed by Br own to s uper vise a n expected recount. The unoffi cia l elec tion tally shows Celebreeze winning by about 8.400 votes. Brown's office is now tabulating the Wlofficial votes sent in by the boards and is expected to soon certify t he results. On ce it is certified, Brown will have five da ys in whi ch to request a r ecount, a nd he has said he will do so. Celebreeze today c!Ja r ged that Bro wn has already sent letters to each board tell ing them to he prepared for a recount. "This is unprecendented," said Celebreeze . "He has cr osse d th e li ne be twee n sta tutory duty and persona l mteresl . The electwn must be cert ifie d be for e he eve n IWI')~r_h_e_W..,.o_rl_ ., d _To_d_a_y_ Blue Ash girl still miss~ CINCINNATI 1UP!) - Police toda y sought clues to the whereabouts of a high sc hoo l senior who disappeHr ed from he r suburban Blue Ash home .Monda y. Police s aid 17-year-<Jld Lonni e Mahone, of LaBelle Avenue in Blue Ash , disa ppeared a ft er talki ng to her mother by telephone from her home early Monday afternoon . When the girl's brother returned home t wo hours later, the gir l was gone, police said. Yonng motorist killed beg ins to give instru ct ions co nce r ning a r ecount. It raises suspicions in my mind . " I have dou bts about the ability of Ted Brown to supe rvise a fair and honest r~cuw1t of tile Secr etar y of State's race." he said. . Celebreeze also quest ioned lhe need for a n.•<:ount. " It has been predicted that a recount will cos t the · t~1xpa y c r s of Ohio as much as i'l qu a rter of a millio n dollars," he said. " And it will postpone the fi na l certification of the e l ~ction eve n longer . Ted Br own knows that no race in Ohio h istory, in whic h t he ca ndidate s have bee n separated by as many .votes as in this race, has ever been rever sed by a recount." Celebreeze sai d he will have 400 voluntee r s helping supervise the recount. ··we will have obser ver s at every pl ace ( hey count votes ," he said. Ce lebree1.e a lso s aid Br own 's recent fi r ing of his top assista nt , James Marsh . "ra ises u na n swer ed qu es ti ons . App a r en tl y . Marsh 's fa ilur e r ested in his rea listic and honest belief that a r ecount would still reveal that Ted Brown lost this election .'' PITISBURG H (UP!) - Kimber ly Maus, 19, Steubenville , Ohio, died Thursday night in Presbyterian-University Hospi ta l of injur ies suffered in a traffic accident earlier this wee k. . Police said Miss Mam. was inj ured ·sunday when car tn ·~-.. ,.- -v" , .... v ,.- 0 , .- 0 r ~ which she wa s r iding struck a pole along Cove Road in " _ _ . \ Weirton, W. Va . She was taken to Weir to n General Hospital • and the n transferred to Pittsburgh by helicopter . '.> ~~1.~1- ~ . ,4;,',;::, CLEVELAND (UP!) This wee k's winnin g Ohio I,ottery num be rs : Gold number - 1. While number - 71. Blue number - 896. Wlo·A·Thon 14927. ' Autopsy perfonned today OPEN HOUSE WILL BE OBSERVED - The fifth a nnual Christmas open house will be observed Sunday from noon until 5 p.m . a t F r a ncis flor ists, East Ma in Str.eet, Pomer o)' . Ther e will be a la r ge selection of Christma s gift ideas on display and all ladies aitending will receive a fr ee gift. Door prizes will be offered and refreshments servt...t. Slwwu i-1, ct• ". Kat hleen F rancis , Bill Fr ancis, Mrs . Bill Francis and Kathy Reo.d . '1 AKRON , Ohio (UP! ) - An a utopsy was to be performed today on Patr icia E. ByTd, 25, Akron, in an attempt to determine the cause of her death. · The woman 's body was discovered Thursday behind a Hartford Avenue residenee, police said, noting that the woman had been reported missi ng . • ' ., �• ) 3- The Datly Sentm<l MultllqWJl Pmm " ' I I II' I) Ill St 1 'I Ml Ill I I I I , IN WASHINGTON Final touches put on pay bill By LE;E LEONARD UPI Statehouse Rep >rter COLUMBUS tUPI I - The Ohw General Assemblv today was to wmd up a three week post elect ton sesston by puttmg the f1m shmg touches on a pay ra1se for state leg•slalors and elected slate off •ctals and ll bera ll zmg benefits for jobless and tnjured workers 1ead) fu r a flO< r v le A House pas.ed btll ltberaltztng workers compensatiOn benehts was to reach the Senate floor for a vute And the Senate " as also faced \\tlh ame ndment s Inserted b) t he House Thursday on a similar b1ll fur unemployed " orkers The Hou se c om ple ted The House was to convene resolutiOn giVIng the D1stnct Col umb1a vot mg of representalJOn n Congress That made Ohio the second sla le m the nallon to rat tly the proposed amendment to the U S ConstitutiOn The House a lso passed Thur sda ) l eg i s l atio n encouragmg the use of solar or wmd healmg and coultng systems But tha t bill was sent ba ck to the Senate for at 9 30 a m and the Senate at 1p m As always there was a chan ce that snags m1ght <!.eve lop on the major b1lls or with so me side 1ssues as the la wmake r s so ught to adjourn Up to a doze n members were <:~bsent Thursday as the sesswn drew toward the close But House Speaker Vernal G R1ffe Jr D-New Boston expressed co nhdence all busmess could be completed We can get 1l done if I can keep all our members here sa1d Rtffe It t ook some fas t ma ne uvertng by th e Democratic leadershtp to get the controversia l pay rruse out of t he Ohio House Fmance Committee Thursda y and leg tslat ve actwn co ncurr ence 1n on a Impor ta nt changes mcludmg remova l of tax exemptiOns for home of stor m ms talla ll on wmdows msulat1on and other energy-savmg deVIces The Senate pa ssed pay rruse bill was sent out of commtllee by the mmunum 13 votes - and the member castmg the decidmg vote had to be appomted to the TELEVISION VIEWING 5 DO-Star Trek 3 4 Beverly H lib Illes 8 Rogers Neighborhood 20 33 0 Emer gency One 13 Mtster Gomer Pyle USMC Brady Bunch 15 Mary OD-News 3 4 8 10 13 15 ABC News 6 Zoom 20 33 6 3D-NBC New s3 4 15 ABC News 13 Carol Burnett & Fnends 6 CB S News 8 10 Over Easy 20 7 DO-C ross W ts 3 PM Magaztne 4 Newlywed Game 6 13 Muppet Show a News o Love Amer can Sty le 15 Consumer Sur v val K t 20 B g Blue , Mar b e 33 7 JD-Hee Haw Honeys 3 Oat~ng Game 4 $1 98 Beauty Show 6 Fam ly Fe ud 10 Bonkers 8 Pop Goes The Country 5 5100 000 Name T hat T une 13 MacNeil Lehrer Repor t 20 33 8 DO-W nme The Pooh & The Blustery Day 3 4 Donn)! 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Dun all~.: l u mit tct: member opposed the salary hikes which range !rom 28 6 percent for stale legiSlators to 31 5 percent for most elec ted state o!flc ials Twl other Democrats were uul uf the stale and a fourth Rep James W Rankm DCmcrnna ll died last June and was ne' e1 1ep laced on the commattee Rep Myrl H Shoema ker D Bo urneville com m1ttee chatrm a n got R1!fe to a ppm nt House MaJonty Leader Wilham L Mallon D Cmc mnat 1 to the co mmittee m place of Rankm Mallor) furmshed the 13th vote and the measure was sent 1o the floor The b1ll contams a $5 000 hike for each state legislator who now earns $17 500 a year Leadership mcrements range from 30 to 52 percent gomg as h1gh as $35 1100 m Uie case of the House speaker and Senate pres tdent pro tempore County a udttors and one third of the coun ty m for pay htkes of $5 000 to $7 000 a year dependmg on the stzes of their count1es Offtc•al s m the largest co un t ies would get the $7 000 In order to attract enough votes to get the pay rruse btU out of committee the Demo crals had to word thetr motton to merely report 11 out deletmg Ute normal recomm e ndallon for passage Thts acco mmodated c ommit tee Live .4 15 T he I mm1grants 6 Mov1e Tell Me Where It Hur ls 8 Movie Petulla 10 Movie Doomsday Mach ne 13 12 ~Saturday N1ght L ve 3 Ripping l'arns 33 1 ~Mov1e The Long Ships 3 Mov ie Straight on ti ll Morning 4 I 25-MOvle Death Curse of Tartu 13 2 3D-News 3 3 oo-Mov e Harriet Crag 3 ABC News 13 5 OD-Mov e Belle of the Nineties 3 , • alm g noc. r sc:ssmns I JUkect u l J t!t' w th nterest rhe so lar ene1gy b11l was j.XI s~d unam mously cmd r e turned to ihe Senate after members 1nserted a se~ l es tax exemptiOn for the purchase and Installation of solar or wmd energy equ1pment The House Energy and Environment Committee had removed a va nety of Senate aproved tax c redi ts for energy sav mg pract 1ces ncludmg the mslallat10n of s t 1m w ndo ws and Insulation As approved by the House the bill requires the sla te Board of Bwldmg Standards to adopt st a ndards on solar heatmg and cooltng m one two and three fa m ill dwe llings as well as gutdeltnes for sola r easements The measure a lso reqwres the OhiO Depar tm ent of Energ) t o adopt hghtmg eff1c1ency rules for publtc butldings VISITORS RETURN Mr and Mrs Glenn Cun dJ!f Sr Syracuse a nd Mr and Mrs Bill Cundtff Walbndge form e r ly of Syracuse recently returned from a t wu weeks lrtp to Flonda Thev VISited their cousm George Cund If Hollywood Fla where a btrthda y ce lebratiOn wa s held fo r Glenn and George They were hono r ed w1th a picntc prepared by Rub) Cundiff and da ughter Bet\)' held at Topeekeegee Yugnee Park Whil e m Fl ori da they VISited many famous Sites mcludmg Cypress Gardens r----------.. members planrung to vote agamst the proposal on the floor Republicans were htghly cnltcal of the tunmg of the measure They also ra1sed obJeclwns to a seclwn mserted on the Senate floor perm1ttmg state legtslators to turn down some or all of the pay mcrease Rep W Bennett Rose R Lima satd Utts would be unconstitutiOnal because legtslalive salanes would not be umform But Senate sponsors argued vtgorously for the btll m prese ntatiOns to the committee A number of 1dle COMMENTARY .. Donald F Graff ------ New wealth and hope nv IJun (.ruff Mcxlt o h<-t s two ~real n sourccs rn ::~urplu s supply 011 111 I P< pic B U r tc of part1 c ular mpor Lance to th e Umted States I uplc bt.:t tusc m uc h of Mcx1co s une mploya ble excess 1 ~ U g ~..: xp rtcd t the Ur11ted States an a nnua l mflux of &llq..: tllmuu gr a nts t:: s tlmah.: d at 1 mrllron 0 I b t a sc mu lttpl yang Mex 1can r e:serve:s prom1se to t. <o~sc tl c w t r lJ 1d parhcularlv US energy b md and sho ultl a lso l nt nbutr s1gmfrcantl y t o a soluhon of the pc opk problem 0 11 s t he c" est a nd stall developmg stor y The latest fmd s 1 r ou nu: d 1n NO\ embe r s uggest that Mex1can rescr ve t> ma y eq ui.~. l or even exceed those of the world lc tdc l Saud Arabia 1 he new h e ld s tretchin g for 150 m1l cs 11 mg ll e ( ulf coas t south of the port of Tamptco IS estunat cd to huld at leas t 100 bliJIOn barrels ra s mg total Mcx tcan r e:;c rv~s to more than 300 b1lhon barrel Of thr s 125 b lhon barrels 1s cons idered r ecoverable compared with IJO biih01 of Sa udi ml 1 ht: sharp boos t 111 Mexican r eserves by th e r eckomng of ml experts pos tpones the pred icted world otl s hortage until a t lea st the 1990s an.;) w1th add1hona l Mex1carrdtscover1es ex pet ted qmle proba bl y much later For th e Umted States the d1scovenes are partic ularly welcom e A la rge new supply so close at hanrl Simplifies tra nsportation and lessens de pendence on the OPEG , carte l wh1ch at th1s pomt Mex1co does not mtend to JOin a lthough It s expo rt pnces are pegged to OPEC s Proceeds from the new ml wealth s hould contrtbute rru~hlil y t u tl e development o! the Mexican economy Few other co untrw ~ a re m such dtre need of a boo:st MeXICO ha s one of the woild s fastest growmg popuja t10ns - 3 4 percent a year Mexico Ctty alone ts g rowmg so rapidl y lh ll with no lessenmg of the present rate of mcreo se Il " 1ll be the woiid s largest by the e nd of the century - a s upe rmetropohs of 32 m1lhon The underdevelope d Mextcan economy however ca nnot absorb so man} Mex1 ca ns An estimated half of the labor force 1s unemployed The gross nattonal product per capita 1s $1 090 c ompa r ed with a U S ftgure of $7 890 The eas est and us ually only employment alternative for those Mex cans not wanted at home ha~ been to go north Some cross the border legally pa rt o! the a nnual U S a lie n adrmttance quota of 400 000 But many do not A mtll10n llegals were stopped and returned to Mexico last ) ear But for each one mtercepte d tt ts estmnated tha t a t least another gets throug h By the r eckonmg of John J Gilligan administrator of the Age ncy for Inte rnatiOnal Development 15 to 20 p ercent of MeX:1 co s ad ult populatiOn has emtgrate d tllegally and ts workmg tn the Umted States The rllega l mflux has becom e a maJor economJc and soc ial problem for the Untied States Authonltes seek to control It throug h vanous meas ures mcludmg stepped up border patrols a nd most recently constructiOn of 20 m1les of fence at borde r c rossmg pmnts with the heaviest trafftc ~ e x1can sens bthti es long r esentful of a poor r elatiOn rela tions hip w1th the United States are parltcularly mfla med by the fence whtch ts becommg a pohhcal 1ssue between the two countrtes Oil now offers the best prospect Mextco and the Untied States have ever had of dea ling wtth thetr mutual problem to the ir mutual advanta ge 011 revenues should provtde MeXI co wtth the cap1talfor the development of an economy whtch can provide work and a future a t home for 1ts own people It w1ll be tn the very best mterests of the United States as a good customer and neighbor to asstst Mexican efforts t o the fullest possible extent Nowhere else m Ute modern world has there been s uch d1spanty between na tiOnal wealth a nd poverty as along the 2 000 mtle border s ha red by Mextco and the United States Coope rative efforts to end that disparity beat a fen ce any day by THOMAS JOSEPH 40 Inhabtt ACROSS 41 European I N1ght spot nver 5 Blazed ll ShJrley DOWN 1 emple sex I French auUtor IZ Gorge Z5""-pomt type 13 Aromaltc 3 TV pubhc sptce affairs show Yesterdays Answer 14 Proceedings 16 German '!:1 Mtstreat 15 Shoshonean I Able was nver :!9 Keller Ilnd1an 5 Frazzled 19 Spltt or Jacobs 16 Yes vote 6 Beer 22 AuUtor Hart 30 Like an egg 17 - bltmey 7 St crossmg 23 Most 31 Carreras 18 Ptoneer 8 New Year s tmparttal or Gedda ZO 49er s fmd Eve phrase 24 Poet s 36 Belg1an 21 Matntam 9 Stand behind subject resort 22 Disarray 25 Indtan 37 A Buddhtsl 23 Brother Fr 10 Most servant people expenstve 25 Hymn Z6 Ftrst rate 27 Mtzzen 28 Dreamer 4-~+-->--+29 Cracker Jack combat ptlot 32 Plague carrier 33 Tarzan mTV reruns 31 One of the 1=-+-+-Curie-o:; 35 Isolate 37 Time payment 38 Famous 1925 tnal 39 Htgh VOICe DAILY C RYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It Is AXYDLBAAXK LONGFELLOW One letter s1mply stands ror another In th1s sample A ta used for th e three I s X f01 t h e two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes the l e1 gth and Corm at on of the words are aU hmts Each day th e code lett ers are d1tferc nt CRYPTOQUOTES PJKED.GKA G HTGVW YKCPSSPKJ A E KEA PH GH HE RWPKJ S W G D K GYATED YKOKECK Yesterdays Cryptoquote SPICE A DISH WITH WVE AND IT PLEASES EVERY PALATE -QLD LATIN PROVERB © 19'78 K1Ag Fut.ures Syndu'!ate lnr HEALTH Lawrence E Lamb, M 0 Census queries change By Martha Angle and Robert Walte r s Las o wo e a ea co unjm;; WASHINGfON NEA l A ce ntury ago 1l was wage rates cnme and paupe rtsm Toda y 1t 1s ethntc or~gm carpool arrangemen ts and unwed r oommates fhe self portrait of Amenca - who we are how we hve what conce rns us - IS about t o be pamted anew m the 1980 decen nta l cens us of populatiOn and hous mg the largest headcount m our h1story The results of thts census the 20th m an unbroken cham that began m 1790 will determine how federal funds are d 1stnbuted 111 the next decade r ea llocate pohttcal power through cong ress iOnal and legis lative redtstnctmg and shape the marketmg deClstons of pr1vate bus messes But howe\ er Important the a ns wers may be m practical terms 1t 1s the census questions whtch provide the mos t fascma tmg clues to th e changmg economic and soctal cond1t10ns of the na tion 1he 1980 cens us questiOnnatres will not s1mply duplicate Ute 1970 ver s wns a nymore than those copted the 1960 forms Ce rtam f unda mentals wtll be r e Re{lted ~ how many pe rsons m the house hold thetr age sex manta! status etc - but some questions have been added s mce 1970 wh1le others have been deleted For th e f1rst ltme !or mstance the U S Cens us Bureau ts not askmg that IJ1e head of household ftll out the quest tonna 1re In this era of workmg w1ves too m a ny women found tha t termmolog y objectionable The 1980 cens us forms also contam a new category o! partner roonunate to describe a non related household member who IS ne ith er a pmd employee nor a roomer boarde r Ce nsus offiCials admit they had qutte a lime commg up wtlh that precise phraseology All households wtll be asked for the !Jrst time to tdentify any member of Spamsh H1spamc ortgm or descent smce some federal laws a nd programs now specJflCally menbon that particular mmonty group Some 20 percent of all households wtll be recetvmg a long questwnna tre wtth 65 ques tions rather than the 19 which will go to most homes And the long form m 1980 wtll mclude for the first ttme an ethmc origin question destgned to r efl ect the growth of ethntc awareness and pnde wh1ch was so evtde nt m the 1970s I 1k e the head of household deletiOn the addtlton of the ethmc on g m ques tion was prompted by pubhc pressure not by any push from the bureaucracy The housmg seclton of the 1980 questwnnatres wtll also contam some new queries One 1s auned at pmpmntmg the number of condommtum and cooperative apartment bmldmgs another a t dete rmmmg how many people hve In mobtle homes Gone from the 1980 forms 1s an old s tandby - a query about the presen ce of televtslOn tn the home Census offtct a ls assume televiSIOn ownership IS now virtually umv er sal On the other hand long form recipients wtll be asked new questtons about how they get to work each day how long It takes and wh eth er they drive alone or m a carpool1f they conunute by car In dectdtng what questtons to ask of all households and which to limit to the 20 percent gettmg long form quest10nna1res Census Bureau officials sometimes bow to political cons1derat10ns For mstance m 1980. - as m previous years - only the long form recipients will be asked about mcome of household members Census officials had planned to mclude an mcome queslton on all 1980 farms but reststance from the pubhc and from Congress led them to scrap that proposa l • A housmg ques twn about peeltng pamt and crackmg plaster may not even make the long form m 1980 test runs show the query tends to provoke gtggles and sntde conunents The last thmg Census Bureau offtctals want lS ndJcule so the questiOn Will probably be dropped entirely. It may not seem as though much has changed m this country smee I 970 not tn compartson wttlf the Upheavals of the 1980s at any rate But change we dtd and there lS no better gauge of that than the 1980 ce nsus quesltons 1 I I Middleport I Personal Notes \ Z\ I pnm sl ouldn l t1:1kc a 1\ \ll••rull' ,.... to at II I !HI t sav !hat all r gout m• d H 1111 tl thmgs thcil vnu I vc men t 1t I hc.wc bee umsed ll\ OF:AR OR IAMB- I wa s \ Ul Z~ hp1nn but crU::1ml\ us g z, l I" 1 f 1 guul b1 t I <:~ nurnbcltf t hem pa1t <..ular h 1 I s ' ma1 \ s lc cffc< ts vc1 I' II • sk1111 ash t uuld be Un tlu (HSl th " vc 11 s that I I 1 f 1Uilalel) )UU appt al I be t \ p Il I I ad d zz eso 1w of thu:;c uu.h viduab who slugg i!:i l es!'l tl ep1 esswn l II t USC Z~ Ju pr In t ( ntJ ol 1 sh 11 m\ < hesl low blH< d Lllll aod and hem l' pr c-$ent s 1g 11 an I C\C u 11tat un g ut ~1\ doc\ I tU\ In\ d ISC l Y UJ thKt 1 <..at give \ f u Saturday Dec 2 I 0 mlllg1 ms 11d I gi 1 lua l lilt IJ lllCS \ h d lllCI C<:ISC tile )\ qllll USIIIg ll nt I Cl) f l'l 1 natu 1 f UIH.: e:u.: 1d havl t ust I m~ 1 nw f 1 vcr tlu u~h the kldllc}s That 1 H HI but It jj VC h ul tw C:JI " ll help some latks f g ut f I ave al s put Bernice Bede Osol I am sendmg \ OU The I 0 pollnds r I n 5 ft cl 7 n I He Ilth Letter numbc1 2 l v< gh 156 p unds I am f>li G ut U11c ACI!I t g ve ;ou H II s Jd mor e nfunnatwn i:l bt ut tins I\ l bt t:n 1 cdu<.: ng my chsmtie r Other readers y, ho 1 tu ae r t{l kc bt eHt mg only a \\ r t this H:isuc ci:lll send 50 Sill til SCI\ II g f l h t: k CI t e ts \ll lh a l ng stamped December 2 1978 f I rnt.alt beCIJS !Lt. a self ad til esscd u velupe fu1 In the com ng mo nths what lt v I have n L r cased tn\ 1 t Soul y ur request to me Ill m1gh t first oak I ke o thers t lk l r eggs a nd peanut but ~ II C of liU S JlCWSp3(JCI f> 0 poachmg on your ter 1tory and h I mav go 0 1 tWo ,punnt.! B X 155 1 Riitll~ en> Statio~ stopp ng you !ro m gett ng what f1ct da ) s pe1 week ThiS IS Nc\\ York NY 10019 Our s gh tfully yours w I later lak e llfflt. ull be<.:ause mv wrft. t1 1kmg on 1t has t hanged a an unex pec ted tw1st The thlllks C1 per SUI hHS to CC:Il g1eat deal m the p 1st two rewards for the r efforts could go to you ne tl eve1v dHy at C\ er v lecades That s whv a low SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec nut] pUIIIIe tllelts seldum slt essed !I) You re apt lo tak e for r tiled lu go back to ustng as a m< ans of cont1 1 llmg gout granted a coupl e ol good z, I p1nn dml) fo1 SIXda but H ymnrc h1ng s co mmg you way today 1l hi ugl t 1 the Side effetls Y1 u s hould lnmt ) u1 and not fol low up on them r~ga 1 ~ vt 50 nulhgie~m s p rmL SSII t von Hntuscall Don t be negligent w th your opportumt es F nd out more of vcr \ foul th Uay ctt u.scd trou llu mt hcmcs Hvailablt tu what hes ahead fo you n 1979 bit. Jl seems I m st-nsrt vc to dav I am n t s enthuswstlc by se ndmg fo r your copy of Zl I p11m many am< uut Hh ut \ ur ch H'f. nf whHt t, Astra Graph l etter Ma1 50 cents for each and a long $elf Is the1e at v substitute f 1 ll mnHte Zvlup11m a1 d what s Il \ rnong the Items ynu addressed stamped en velope Wha t fad 11s cnc lll age the sl ouJd ehmmatt arc the lo Aslro Graph P 0 Box ~89 Rad o C ty Slat1on N Y 10019 li unmah l f Ul ales II the 1~an meats spt!t lfH.·ally Be sure to specify b rlh s g n urmc" ktdnc\ s sweelbrcH ds ar d CAPRICORN (Doc 22 Jan 19) OEAR READER hvct you ma v nut m1ss Try no! lo pretudge others lnpnm IS a fairh 1ecenl tl esc \lso yu1 sh uld tod ay and to your surpnse coul d find yourself hav1ng rnt ht Hit:' an I 11 Is a goud ne t hmmal c s,tnhocs an ayou ball with those you might not It I s I tlped mam pe pi e ( h vies ccmllfluwtl maturt otherw ise have assoc1aled \\l l h g ut llt!t·U seeds wil l h l n It Wllh R s11 all\ g11ul " used b\ u I t c atm~ an tl bOL lhun AQUARIUS (Jan 20·Feb 19) A 111 t x~u.;s pr mlm twn f m t ubcs Yo ~nn t gt l vt 1\ I ttle mgenulty and resourceful lll llh pmrn ftom lear ness w11 go a long way today to '" I Tlu " " s.s am nnt bnng about anyth ng you h WI Vt. r IS pr dm l J h\ Llll hll ken b1u tst nr fm II e~t mlludual s \\II tdls It 11 t m tHer lettn H d ml e~ t s c 1h fr n lht p 11 rncs 111 vum Jut I ( lSI I 1hlt <.JUctrll11 t S II Ill d(UI11llt \Ull( 11 11!1 t11 a\ u1d all) obes ity II< 11 rt IIHI I I " t ale uthu lhmgsy u Pmnu ~ \i nu p1 IS u ]CU j S(. i-ISC IS C\ fr ('C]ll l I ( 111 (14 t • I l u can 1.>4-' hll \1- 11\\ ~ lt lt llh!l\ tl mplu 11 1 f g ut ll '"' 1 t 11 t ul 1 t U!oi( het! r ar d 11 1 II mill is 11 till f I subjnts h h 1\t IIH S I l ' ll ~ ~ uhf 1\ ul I ~ t t st(l\ ll 14 ISIIIIhl Jill " II 1 II\ SH It Xl tl ll I r,t I lt<l til ASTRO•GRAPH tAI{/rj lm ~ lJnww~wv ' FORECAST Ironton ahead in trophy race STANDINGS NBA Standings By Untted Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic o \' s1on W L Pel GB Ph le 13 6 684 Wash 15 7 682 New Jrsev l3 10 565 2 :2 New York 12 12 500 .4 Boston 5 16 238 9 :2 Central 0 v s•on W L PC.t G8 Atlanta 12 9 571 Houston 10 10 500 1 :2 San Anton 10 11 476 2 New Ortns 10 1.4 417 3 h Detro t B 14 364 4 :2 Cleve and 7 15 318 5 2 Western Conference M dwest Dtv s1on W L Pet GB Kan C tv 12 B 600 Denver 0 13 435 J 2 tnd ana a 13 381 4 2 M wa uke 9 16 360 s h. Ch cago 6 16 273 7 Pacific Dtv ston W L Pet GB Seatt e 6 s 762 PhOen x 7 7 708 2 LosAng 15 7 682 1 2 Portlan d 13 10 565 4 Got den St 12 10 545 4 h San 0 ego 11 15 423 7 h {Games behtnd based on percentage) ' Thursdays Results Atta 102 New York 96 ot Portland 98 Cleveland 97 Kansas c ty 108 Boston 94 New Orleans Ill Denver 105 Phoen x 119 Detro t 109 Houston 113 San 0 eg o 10.4 Fr&day s Games Seartle at Boston Wash ngton at New Or eans lnd ana at Milwaukee Detro tat Denver New Jersey at Golden State Pho~ x at Los Angeles Saturdays Games Portland at New York Seattle at Ph tadelph a Kansas C ty at Wash ngton New Orleans at Atlanta M !waukee at Cleveland Boston at ndlana Denver at San Antonio Houston at Ch cagp Go den State at Fthoen )( Detro t at San 0 e90 PISCES (Feb !0 March 20) An unexpected occurren ce could rekmd e a pro1e ct yo u d almost g1ven up o n New deas ex plored w lh an o d fr end could be respon s ible ARIES (March 21 April 191 Peo pie who don t belong n your busm ess s h ou d be to d polite y but firml y to s tay out Tn ngs Will go wei I you keep the m away TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Your mmd won t be on your chores th ngs up Take a day off Re lax GEMINI (Mn 21 June 201 Th ngs beyond your control sho uld not be allowed to upset , you loday Th1s could be a 1f CANCER (June 2t.Ouly 22) You need to get out of the house and do some fun th ngs Make lh s your No 1 prionty today or you cou d tak e your restles s ness out on the fam1ty Me~tal tasks are not your cup of tea 1... today so take care 1f domg any I ob requ nng deep concen tra 1 tlon Search for act1v1t1es you can do by rote VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 221 Spe nding fool shly or taking have a good t1me w th your pals today Relax enloy yourself and let things follow their awn 1-. , course LIBRA (Sepl 23 Oct 231 Th ngs Will be a lot more pleasant ' J today f you go along with what I the fam1\y WIShes to do Sur 1, pns lng J It II also turn out to be best lor you too " SCORPIO (Oct 24-'Nov 221 Don t let things smolder Inside I of you today Bring them Into t lhe open Thai w~ ch was dis turblng you -.111 be 1\applly resolved ENTERPR SE A.SSN ) NHL Stand ngs By Un ted Press Internal onal Campbell Conference Patr ck 0 o,; sion W L T PIS NY IS anders 14 3 4 32 15 7 2 At an a 32 NY Ra ngers 3 .4 4 30 Ph ade ph 2 a 4 28 Smvthe D'" ston W L T Pts Ch cago 8 B 5 21 Vancouver 9 13 1 20 St Lou s 5 6 4 14 Colora do 4 5 5 3 Wales Conference Norr 5 DIVIS on W L T Pts Montr ea l 5 • 2 32 Lo s Angeles 0 9 2 22 Detro t 6 10 6 18 P tts burgh 6 13 3 15 Was h ngton 5 14 4 14 Adams Dtv s•on W L T Pts Boston 13 4 5 31 Toronto 12 a 4 28 Butta o 8 8 6 22 5 4 2 M nn eso ta 12 Thursday s Result s Ph lad elph a 3 S Lou s o Boslon 4 Buffalo 3 F~tday 5 Games M nnesota at Atlan a Ft ti Sbur gh at Wash ng ton Detro tat vancouver Saturdays Games Ph a at Bos on aft N Y Rangers at Toronto N Y sl an der s at Coo Atlanta at M nnesota BuHa oat Montr eal Washington at St Lo u s Ch cago a P ttsbur gh Detr o t at Los Angeles Jackson 9 9 9 9 9 9 2 16 1 17 Ir onton Waverly Me gs We Is ton Logan 0 0 1978 VOLLEYBALL Team w L Wav erly 5 1 Galllpol s 1 Ironton 5 4 2 Me gs 4 2 Ja cks on We slon 5 5 Athens s 1 Logan 0 Breakdown Of Po nts Team Ironton Gall pol s Alhens Waverly Megs Jackson Wells lon Logan 0 FB GO FB To 8 5 5 2 18 2 3 7 1 2 17 2 6 8 3 17 3 5 7 2 15 2 6 3 5 2 14 :z 3 5 3 11 6 2 3 II 0 0 0 0 Pam s awarded on a bass of e ght for f1r st place seven for second s1x for th rd f 1ve f or fourth four for f1f lh th re e for s1x fh two f or seventh a nd one for e ghth In case of t e for one or more pos t ons pa nl s for tho se plac es are d v1ded be ween the te ams nvolved Note It was rul ed th a t any malches w lh L ogan n fall sp orts would be cons dered non league events because of the teachers str ke at l ogan wh ch forced cancellat on of the matorl ty of he r conies s for the fall spor ts Sports transactwns By Un ted Press lnternattonat Thursday Hockey Minnesota - Sen t gol't e Pete LoPrest and de t e ns e man Bryan Maxwel to Oklahoma c ty Atlanta - Ca led up goa !tend er Re1eM Lemet n fro m the Ph lade! ph a F r eb rd s an d sent goalfender Y ves Be anger to th e F r eblrds Football De tro t - S gned I n ebac ker Dan 0 ck el Md dropp ed defen s ve ba ck Regg e P nkney Baseba Cleve and - Reh red Gene Ousan as manag er of the r Pac f c Coasl League fa m cu b at Tacoma and sad Fr ed G add ng w be p t ch ng co ach at Ta coma Se attle Ac qu red he contract of p tcher Paul L nd b ad from he Ne w Yo k Yankees College Pr nc el on - Ath e1 c 0 r ec tor Roy ce N Fl pp n Jr ann ounced he s eav ng n he spr ng after announcmg th e ftrmg of Anderson I don t anticipate a backlash wasn t put off by the moanmg and groanmg He was preparmg to posstbly make some other changes Gearmg up for the Monday start of the Orlando Fla a nnual wmter baseba ll meetmg where bundles of trades are usually pulled off Wagner satd he and other top Reds front"<llltce brass wtll huddle m a pnvate meeting Sunday to gel our ducks m a row We hope to unprove the ball dub and tf we can we re gomg to do that was the diplomatic way he sa1d to watch out for some Reds wheelmg and dealtng Wagner will need to make some good trades if he IS to take the edge off the cntictsm he has recet ved for not offermg Rose Ute kmd of money he wants and ftrtng Anderson After all Rose was only t he most popular player m the history of the club and Anderson was Ctncy s wmnmgest manager ever Wagner was cast even further m the bad guy role when Andersop ref used to bad mouth the man who ftred him Although Wagner defended his acttons by saytng he was only domg what he considered to be 1n the overall best mterest of the Reds or ga ntza t tun he ftgured to be m the hot seat until next season starts when his new mana ger and ball team will etther start provmg or disprovmg hlS moves ODNR will host event COlUMBUS Th e DIVISion of Wildltfe of the Ohio Departmen t of Natural Resources (ODNR) and The Ohio Stat e Un1versn y w1ll host the 40th M1d"est Ftsh and Wildltfe Conference Dec 111-13 at the Sheraton Motor Hotel In downtown Columbus Abo ut 600 r epresentatives from the Umted States and Canada are expected to at tend The conference brin gs t og ether tndlVIdu a ls con cerned wtth ltsh and wtldltfe for d1scuss1ons on ways of developmg and unplemenlmg sound management pracltces for these valuable resour ces said ODNR Dtrector Robert W 1eater Teater wtll present th e welcomm g remarks at the conference Monday at 9 a m m the Pmta Roum of the Sheraton hotel Scherger named Nashvrlle prlot CINCINNATI ( UPI) - The Ctnctnnatt Reds Thur sda y rehired coach George Scherger to manage the clubs Class AA team m Nashville Scherger was ftred by the Reds Tuesday along wtth manager Sparky Anderson Scherger a coach wtth the Reds for etght years was Anderson s ftrst mmor league manager when Anderson broke m under hun in 1953 at Santa Barbara tn the Dodgers orgamza t ton Scherger also was An derson s first ptck as coach m 1969 Two Meigs teams will see action today so leave them until another lim e or you II JUSt mess gambles 1s not necessary to always wondered where Wagner gels hls tdeas Meanwhile Wagner wasn l lartng very well on Mary Helwtg s front porch Mary saymg she should have done tt sooner hanged Wagner m elflilY A county Judge got mto the act returmng his Red s season ltckets along wtth a witty note referrmg to Rose and Sparky I feel the bloom lS gone and the spark lS not ev1dent A local Holiday I nn execullve who ts a person al fnend of Anderson s ordered all Reds schedule s and posters out of the lobby saymg they would be returned only when Wagner leaves the club There were of course some fans Who approved of Wagner s moves but the protesters were hoggmg t he luneltght w1th thetr antics Wagner meanwhile who had satd JUSt a lew mmutes TAG s Power Index Ratings 1 Dallas 92 7 15 Atlanta 78 1 2 Pittsburgh 914 16 New York Gtants 76 9 3 New Englal)d 87 6 17 New Orleans 76 8 4 Los Angeles lfl I 18 Tampa Bay 76 5 5 Washington 83 3 19 SeatUe "6 4 6 Miarru 83 2 20 Clucago 73 7 Green Gay 83 I 21 Baltunore 72 8 70 2 8 Philadelphia 8I 9 22 Buffalo 9 Cleveland 81 7 23 Detrott 68 10 New York Jets 81 2 24 Ka118as Ctty 67 5 SOUTHEASTERN 11 Denver 811 25 San Otego 67 4 OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE 12 Houston ' - 60 7 26 St Louts 66 9 ALL SPORTS TROPHY 13 Minnesota 60 4 27 Cincmnah 65 COMPETITION 14 Oakland 79 8 28 San Franctseo 63 2 1978 79 Po1nt Totals a s of Nov 30 Based upon the Power Index ratmgs TAG forecasts t he tAll SPORTS games of week No 14 TROPHY POINTS) Sunday, Dec 3 1 Ir onton 18 2 l7 2 I3 over Cmcrnnall 2 Ga I pol s Atlanta 17 8 over Balllmore J A hens New York Jets Wa ve l y 15 2 7 over TamJla Bay .54 Me Green Bay gs 14 2 10 over New York Gtanls 6 Ja ckson Los Angeles 1 even wtth M1am1 Well sto n 1 Washmgton 0 2 over Mmnesota 8 Logan Philadelphia FINAL STANDINGS 3 over Kansas Ctty Buffalo !FALLS PORTS) 14 over San FranciSCo New Orleans 1978 FOOTBALL 1 over St Lows Team W L T Pis Opp Detroit 6 0 0 249 57 5 over New England Ir onton Dallas Wels lon 4 2 0 118 102 11 aver Houston Megs Pittsburgh 4201159 5 over Seattle A hens Cleveland 4 2 0 70 90 I over Oakland Ga ll pol s I 5 0 83 157 Denver Wa ver ly 1 5 0 78 153 Monday, Dec 4 J ackson I 5 0 69 132 6 over San Dtego aucago Logan 0 0 o o o 1978 GOLF Team W L A hen s 17 Gall1pol s 16 2 mmd o work t1me Enqutrer edtlortal page cartoon usually devoted to worldly toptcs hke the Mtdeast pictured Mtckey Mouse yappmg away to Reds PreSident Dtck Wagner and an observer saym~ I ve Last week was a bad week for forecasters espeC18lly Utose like TAG who do not predtct upsets That 1s ahnost all Utat occurred last week - upsets The btggest change this week ts the top spot For Ute ftrst lime Utts year the Pttlsburgh Sleelers have dropped out of ftrst place replaced by the DaUas Cowboys The Cowboys are glvmg every tndicatton of tunmg up for a defense of thetr Super Bowl victory as thetr drubbmg of Ute Washington team shows Week number 14 should prove to be an mterestmg one as all games seem to be close We have no pomt spread forecasted over 14 and the Washington Miami game ts too close to call Well here we go agam des re Put your fine c reat1v e NEW S~ A.PEFI 1 11R Ouch MEETING SET A spectal meelmg of Me1gs Chapter 17 Oh10 Assoctalton of Pubhc School Employees wtll be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Me1gs Jumor High School Purpose of the meetm g ts to elect representattves for the negottatmg team All members are asked to attend LEO (July 23 Aug 221 n, TAG S NATIONAL FOOTBAU. LEAGUE SPECIAL MEETING A spectal meetmg of the Racme Ftre Department wtll be held at 7 p m Tuesday at the hre station "tth nommatton of ofltcers scheduled pl easant succes,sfu you keep your cool 1 Tag had bad week, too ..., M1 ss Be \ e ll y Wilcox "phum01 e t Mat shall Un \ e~ s 1t y spe1 t t he \o\Lt>ke nd I e re VISrtn g her parent s M1 an I MIS Ray mond Wilcox Dea We bel uf Wall en was Il lS week s guest uf hts uu enls Mr and M1s Ver 1101 Webet Rutla l He came espe<..::Iallv to do some deer I nt no z, By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI ( UPII Sparky AnderliOn lS gone Pete Rose ts gomg and Cincumali Reds fans are moanmg Thursday s Cmcmnalt • ________ h Fhing backlash felt ' Martha Angle and ~1 Robert Walters I ~·~- Make Music 20 Movi e Harlan County U SA 33 11 ~ News 4 6 8 10 13 15 11 15-ABC News 6 11 3D-News 3 Saturday Nigh! • !<-twu aklrs etw MaJor t} Uemoc1 ats were Wlable tu muster mo1 e thcu comrmss10ners would come 5 3D-News 6 Sanford & Son 8 Elec Co 20 33 Ty ler Moore 10 Odd Couple 15 6 c o •• By Greg Bailey Two Metgs County cage teams are m actton thls weekend both playmg thetr second game of the season Tomght Metgs Htgh travels to Logan after droppmg tts opening contest to Vmton County last week 6960 Eastern High School after dowrung Waterford Tuesday 48-45 wUI go to Federal Hockmg Saturday ntght to battle the Lancers Against Vtnton County the Marauders of Coach Ron Logan shot very well from the field with 43 percent and were reaDy hot at the foulltne but 25 turnovers gave the Vikings the margin for VIctory Olness has already struck the Marauders as Coach Logan freshman Bob Ashley and senior Ray Andrews have all been bitten by the bug this week Ashley and Andrews are both doubtful starters for tonight s game Tom Hawley will be back at center Steve Ohlinger should be at a forward posltton and Greg Becker and Breu Uodson agam will be the guards The Logan Clueftams are 1 0 after beating Hilliard by 20 pomts last week The Chiefs are not blg but are qutck as cats and they press and shoot very well The Marauders can expect to see a man taman defense and m Logan s small gymnastum tt should be a wild and wooly contest Eastern s vtctory over Waterford was new head coach J ohn Boston s ftrst win as mentor of the Eagles The new coach was pleased with hts team s good defense but was dtsappomt ed tn 1ts overall shootmg The Eagles shot only 35 percent from the floor The starters once agam wtll be Jeff Goebel and Bnan Btssell at the guards Ketth Wolfe at center and Dun Eynon and Dan Spencer at the forwards J oe Bowers and Joe Boyles both did well commg off the bench and wtll probably see act10n Satur day The Federal Hocktng Lancers are btg and hke to shoot from outstde Whenever the Eagles and Lancers clash tlts always an exctttng game EASTERN S I.Jta Young with ball) IS surroun ded by GAHS Blue Angels Kathy Dan els t 10 ) and Sarah E\ans ( 40) m this actiOn photo of Thursday s non league opener for boih teams On f•r tg t iS Eagle s Teresa Hannum No 22 n center IS Gall a s Ma rgaret E' ans GAHS won 5().24 GAHS Blue Angels defeat Eastern girls 50-24 in opener Coach J ac k e Kn gh t s Gallip oli s Blu e Ange ls ba sketball team opened lhe1r 1978 79 ca mpaign Wi th a 50 24 non league VICtor y O\ er Coach S usan Thompson s II SJtmg Eastern Eagles n the GAHS ha1 dwood Thu r s day evemng Galhpohs displayed a balanced sco rmg at tack led by Sara h Evans 6-0 fresh man center and daughter of former Class A All Oh1o D Clyde Evans of Rto Grande In her vars~t y debut young Eva ns also p1 eked off 11 1 ebounds for the wmn ers Veterans Jan et Groves and Kat hy Damels each tallied eight pomts for GAHS Sara Abels a dded seven a nd led the team tn rebounds w1th 12 Wes A A B4 C nc nna 77 Boa BO Sth n Ca C 67 Care Mudd 96 ca Bapl 95 Gon zaga 70 y a Mrymn 5) Man 85 Ca o Co 4 Por and 7 P t nd S 70 Redlands 82 Fr esn o Pac 17 Sta n to d 85 Sta c a a 73 U C Rvr sd e 04 La Vr n c 62 U 5 F 76 Ca fo n a 67 U SC 88 Hous o 80 Grov es p eked off n r , rebounds had tht ec n s t <; a nd four stea ls for Gal llp 1 I .a u a Eichm ge pa ced t1 c E agles w t h 11 pomts Ga l11pohs co nnected on 23 of 70 field goal attempts fo1 3! 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I I I EACH •2 EGGS •SAUSAGE •TOAST OR BISCUIT Ton-.ght's games Plus 50c FE T Tax and Relreadable Casmg Gallipolis af Waverly Meigs at Logan Jack son at Ironton Wells ton al Athens Washington CH a t Mad son Pia ns Portsmouth at Russell Belpre at Alexander Nelsonville York a! Federal Hocking Tr mble at V nton County Chesapeake at Han~an Trace Norlh Gall Ia at M ller Southwestern at Coal Grove (Saturday) Athens at Mar letl a Alexander at M ller Eastern a I Federal Hock1ng Rock Hill at Portsmouth 1 S o TOT ALS 23 4 0 6 00 THRU 10 00 A.M MON TiJRI SAT l "' POMEROY ' UTO 606 E Ma m Pomeroy 0 992 2094 Front End Altgnments ' �- ' .• ...... ~ --- ..... 5-The Ouily Sentim~l. Middlt·r~ut-Pon u To~ . 0 .. Fl'ld:•y. Dt•t·. 1. i n; tt Toledo jolts Ohio State, 64-58 Ohio ·Outdoors By JERRY PICKRELL Ohio Fisherman Magazine Distributed by UP! One more week of the season remains for duck hun t.ers in the northern part of the state and only a couple more for those who do their waterfowl hunting in the section of the state south of Interstate 70. It 's time to get serious about it if you plan to put a few ducks in the freezer this year. Under normal circumstances this would he considered the "late season " for ducks, but the weather this year has resulted in their staying north longer than they usually do . Thus, hunting is sti\1 pretty good across much of the state with good numbers still migrating along major watersheds to th eir wintering grounds far w the sou.th . There aren't many wood ducks still around but most of the other popular species are here in huntable numbers . Mallards, properly. The deadfalls and weeded shorelines in these areas make good hiding places for ducks. Often they'll swim into such cover and wait, for a wading hunter to pass by . If you make it a habit w explore such cover, you'll be rewarded with more shots than you expected. The situation in the canoe is similar except that it's the mere P.,ssing of the craft that flushes the birds. This is also the reason that it 's best if the only the bow-man hunts from the boat. Quick shots by both hunters could be ctangerous in such a situation. Keep In mind that regardless of the method you use or the area you hunt, a migrawry waterfowl stamp - signed by the user - is required in addition to the regular hunting license. You also must be sure that any motor attached to your boat is not in use while you are hunting. It 's best· to remove them and eliminate all doubt. \ mergansers, shovelers and teal are relatively abundant in the areas where they are found year after year. There are a lot of ways w hunt ducks, but one of the easiest is to combine with other types of hunting is called "jump shooting ." The technique involves locating or at least having a strong suspicion of the location of your quarry beforehand and then sta lkin g . to within shotgun range . This isn't nearly as easy as it sounds, but it can be rewarding and produchve . You can still float streams in a canoe or other small craft and expect w cross paths with a duck also. As with the earlier method, yo u'll need to be ready for sudden shots as they present themselves. Due ks found in marshy areas can be flushed like upla nd birds if they're hunted YOUR Co ll ege Basketball Results By United Press· Internationa l East ~ Bsn Coli 83. Bentley 79 Brandeis 61 , MIT 47 Dartmth 76, Holy Cross 71 Duqu esne 90, Ind . Pa . 53 Fmk&Mrsh 79, Geltysbg 63 Hofstra 77 . W . Chester 69 Husson 70, Maine -Presque 6J King 's Pa 98 Drew 62 Lyndon St . 94, Norwich 84 Mit ter svt 83, Eliztown 78 Moray ia n 56, ·L eb . Va l Sl Nichols Curry 73 R 1U 85, Stoneh ill 57 R l Colt 8A, UMass -Boston e1 . St . Peters 91. Monmth 83 Ut ic a 54, Union 51 Knuckles kept .the R!Y'kols in t·onlr"L r!('fe n:o:;c wa s just an t.he second half," " 0111' ~up tor ;aid Niclmis. " We d osed d~> wn the alleys and forced their gHme tu ·change . "We saw that they wanted to g~1 inside Lo (Jim 1 Smith and ' Herb) Williams, so we tried to stop their penetration to the basket and therefore their inside game >' Nichols also was pleased wi th statistics showing the Rockets outrebounded the Buckeyes 50.39. " We'te doing a much better job this year on positions for rebounds :" game. " Ohio State coach Eldon Miller said the Buckeyes lost their poise in the second half. 1·2. "It wa s Ander~on 11ur impatience and Toledo 's guud defense." said Miller. "We weren't patient enough aroWlfl lhe perimt!ler Ia gel the ball inside. "We've got to, have better· ba ll movement ,'' he added . "We should get the ball inw the c:ent.er more aod get beiiA!r position. We also need more balanced scoring." Miller also said Williams, who Jed the Buckeyes in scoring with 20 points, cut his finger early in the game and probably will have to have stitches, " but that definitely was not a factor in the il South a news conference True to character, he has refused to ''be bitter" this week about the firing. Said Anderson : "I have a great feeling for the players, the club and the organization . I managed in the best city that I've ever been in during my life. It will always be my city,. No one can take it away from me." "I came from nothing to what I am financially wday. Those people there in the Reds' front office wilt always be my friends." York Mets ajso announced that they had dropped out of the bidding war fo r Rose after offering hinn a $2 million package. If Pete Rose Jr.'s preference for Kansas City held any weight ·at all, his father wasn't telling other teams - the St. Louis Ca rdinals, Atlanta Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates of the National League and the Kansas City Roya ls of the American. Rose would not say which team he favored. " ! don't think there is a r eporters. front· runner right now," he was much, much, much , Rose said he was st ill said. But he announced that he considering signing with four would talk to the Pirates Saturday since it was the only team with which he has not yet discussed money , and said he hoped to have his decision Sunday. "The Pirates may have a better offer now that the PhiLHes are out of it,' ' Rose sa id . "The Pirates are the Phtllies' main competition lin the NL East). "The Phillies' offer was tremendous," he added, "but the qther offers I've received at 10·% DISCOUNT win it this time." pact at $600,000 a year. "I think the Phillies offered everyt hing I wanted except dollars and cents," said Rose, who holds the National League's lon gest hitting streak. " It was a good offer. It wa> much more than the Cin· cinnati ballclub offered me. It Veterans Stadium that a contract offer that would have made him the highestpaid player in the team 's history was not enough. The anecdote lightened things a bit, considering the fact that Carpenter and Rose both said they had wanted to agree on a pact that would have brought the former Cincinnati Reds third baseman to Philadelphia. Carpenter said that although the team had made Rose a "substantial" offer " unfortun ate ly it wasn't enough. 11 · There are other owners in baseball who have gone a helluva lot higher," Carpenter said. He would not disclose the Supp tng dairy ·farmers with special feed and food s upplement s is our business . We know that dairy farmers want fat, healthy cows . We carry scientifica lly formulated t he needs of milk cows. 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Thrift Shoppe, at corner of Second and Walnut Sts. , Middleport. MEIGS COUNTY REACT team meeting, 7:30 Friday at Metgs Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy; new members being accepted and old memberships to be renewed. Anyone 18 or older who is a c:b. radio operator is eligible to join . IN STOCK. GREAT ENERGY SAVER INSTALLS IN SMOKE PIPE AND CAPTURES HEAT TRAVELING UP YOUR CHIMNEY. INVEST1vATE IT TODAY I --... ,·.. BAUM TRUE VALU Hour s Weekday s 7: J0-5: oo P .M . Sa t . J JUti i 4: 0UP .M . CHRISTMAS BAZAAR and bake sale, 10 a.m., to B p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Rutland Emergency Medical Service Headquarters beside CHESTER, 0. 985-3301 the Rutland fire EMT's, station • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. . sponsored by Rutland E . Tex St . 103, P . Quinn 93 Hndri -Ark . 76, E .Cent. Ok . 66 H . Pay ne 57 , Angelo St . 55 NE Okla . 63, Ok . Bapt . 60 N .M . St . 1\0, Be lh .Naz. 76 Oklahoma St . 57 , Hawai i 52 0 . Rob ert s 76, New M ex 64 S Ark 54, SF Austi n 49 TCU 97 , Tr iRit y 55 SW Okla . 82, Ok . Chri s 79 T ulsa 87 . Nor1h T exas 80 W T ex 11<1, Wav lnd Bp i . 83 3 Piece Band From Fredericktown, Ohio tL-;tic ex hibit i:l nd the outstan~ ding beginning arrarlg~r {11"tistie exhibit. 1 Oral JUdging by the stan· dass a blue. red, yellow w1d white ribbon will be placed. There is no a d v<:~IH.' e registration and residents with entries Hre asked to bring them to the auditorium before noun . Garden club members will be there to ~ssisl exhibitors in placing their exhi bit in tile prupe1· dass . The shuw is upcn fur public viewing from I to 5 p.m. on Saturday and from I to 4 p.m. Sunday. There is no c he~rge . cise cut a nd fine' white co lor. Your Keepsake · nn g is registered permanently and protected Have A Good Time At THE lNNPLACE THE MEIGS INN ~-----j Keepsake~ PERSONAL WITH THE BIBLE N o th iml is qui1 1' tl ~ pN sonrtl ,y. y(lu r (lwn r omprln1o n l\d11!', 1.\n(t nn a ni' off f' r ' JW r ,Dn.~ ! i)ih !PS wi Hl the Qllrll i1'{ .m(i ,il l Or ll, llli ill '{ ol No·l •.or'1 lm f)N I ,l l l<l' lr'rl' ll ( !~ _11 ol ; l. ' ' .1 ' w flrl1 you've (nmP l o f' XJ)t' rf l rnrl"l rtw 1n,1 <; Nr• l'-.fl n I')IC I:J'-.IV.' ' ," ' ' • l~:,.• r; n,l " ' '• · •_I · ··,~ - ~ .' lr qitJI(' Cl"nt Pr c o lumn rc f('r o•n(o'<., <., l u d: ,111 f'· I I' ll ' o11!)r "' ' •ll ·· ·' pr-ir c· .1 n rf II H' 1,1 1110llt, N !" l son ld 1 t 1rn1 · I' p l.il.f'll' • ' !' l '1' , r , q ,t, · 1 •IJ ,' 11!1 ' ·"' · • ·••.:• 11 1 Yl1U 1n ,, ~ J . ' I <.on l ll1JW f ifll P(' l (' fl 11•' !111 1tP K 1n t: . t ' 1• · , r '-. rnr' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE POMEROY said it is not a new issue since a similar amendment was introduced into Co ngr ess during Herber Hoover's years. Since that time . the ,, · of the Miller and Hachnel Downte tu cump lete labor laws would change. been sent to the State Representati ve, Harrie t necessary so th At A 1im i' •·n from f'nmmittee chairm Pn, a Co nununJt y Heritage project, which ha s Wood. Refr eshment s fol lowed with reservations being taken by Fay Sa uer [,, r the December 16 meetin ~ and luncheon to be held m Meigs Inn at 11 a .m . when slides Of the Holy Land will be shown by Mrs. Hazel Hilt. Mrs. Sewer needs re~er­ vat ion s by December 11. Legion Auxiliary to donate gifts of money to .Veteran 's Children 's Home Elizabeth Wilford presided at the meeting during which time members wererem ind e d of the Ciullicothe btrlilday party to be held at 1 p.m. on Dee . H. t\ n e par tment of Oh i o secre tary. Bib tuwl'ls will be pl'ovided for the hospital in addit1on tu the donation made. Mrs. F'rctncc:-; Hubcrts had the praye'r which opened t il~ mding. Officer~· reports Wt•rc given ami a cummunicatiun w<.~s re<.~tl frum Mrs. Ruth Roush, [)(,partment of Ohio president, for a gift st~ nt to hcl' rceeptiun A r·epurt was given un the f(:IIJ conference held at Mill· dlcport. F.i~hl members of the Racine unit attended. A ca rd of thanks was read from the Mary Roush fe:tmil y. A bronze marker ha ~ bcen placed at the grave of Mrs. Roush. H l'hartcr member of tilt• Auxili<:~rv. M the .Janum·v met'ling th~ chcnt er will bC drHu~d and a mcmoriCJI service wi ll be held fm· Mrs. Roush who, it' wets noted , has held every office in the Aux· lit.ary. The annuc.ll Chri .'i tlll'a.'i party wa s sd for 0l't' Jj at tht Meigs lnn. M,·m iX"rs <~rc to meet ;.1t th t· Amel'ic<l ll Leg to n ll~tll ot fi · :30 p.m . Thtn· \rl l bl' H $2 gift exchange.'' prog n u n <:111d games. The c:hapbm haLl tlt t• dusing prayc.·r. The tra\'eling prize doniit l'd IJv MTs Thelma W<:tltu!l was ;twardl'd tu Cheryl ! ~('aJlll .J ohnsott. ,\ potluck was hl' ld foll!fu·mg tl 1e llli..'eting. . ' Hubbard's Greennouo.; Syrfl <. u ~e 0 .Potted Poinsetta s $1.00 to $6.50 Ha nging Poin se ttia s Tub s, 30 plu s bloom s $ 10 .00 Foliag e Plants 3" to 10" soc to $5. 00 HAN GI NG BASKET S >1 " t o to· · 1.25 to 15.00 1 w. COMPTON,-0.0. ~------------------------, I I II1 1 N. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12 , 2 to 5 <CL.OSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. I1 I I r-··-·-· -·-·--··- --·- --------, --------------------------· I Gir1 Scout Diary I I By I Charlene Hoeflich • Me and my Officers were eli..'ded at the SCJ! isbury Girl Scout Troop 1100 F.lt.Ttcd wen· Sctndy Hoyt. prcsidt•nt : Kim Ruush. \' i{T pn•si- · Orange MUSEUM HOURS The Meigs County Museum wilt be open Friday, Satur· day, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday from I to 3 p.m. to assist persons with their family history. Persons wishing to view the deer head that is on display may do so on the hours listed above. The deer head is unusual in that it has 39 points. The longer you own it, the more you like it BAKER FURNITURE MIDDln'CRT. • ' and the deadline of Nov. 30 future military draft , on the institut ion of the famil y, and Dr. Willard suggested two McG raw Cu. paperba ck books of value to read : The ment. Hawaii was first to Equal Rights .Handbook by ratify, Ohio has ratified , and Reane T. Eisler and T!J e at present 1hree more states Economics of Bein g a are needed to ratify before Woman . the extension of time uf Jurie The Branch Board's action 30, 1982. Th e states of the was to cont ribUte toward and so uth and southwest are most support the work of the Ohio reluctant. The Amendment Program . The bu sine ss as Law, Dr. Willard stated, is meeting resulted in repQrts • has been met by Maurit a Dinner held 992-3307 99 MILL ST. '· In her talk, Dr. Willard stated that the Equal Rights Amendment does not apply or affect women only, but does proteet men from discrimination as well. She has been pa ssed by both . parties and the House and Senate . Thirty-eight states are needed to ratify the before it amendm ent becomes the 27th Amend· Your assurance of quality . From inside, out - only the finest materials are used . ntOMAS NElSON PH. 992·3629 POMEROY, 0. Family.'' J nished by the amdliary. PM ERIAL REFERENCE BIBLE FROM " History of Women and the chang ed ty pes or Ia ws on rights for wa s support ed by Presidents both sexes will be passed. It Nixon , Ford, and Carter, and wo uld have an impact on any as SATURDAY dt'nt : ~llSiHl.inn cs, scrrdary: Kirn P.hlin , trett'·illrl'r. ;md Hut h GOSPEL SING Saturday Ann F' ry·. rww~ n•purter . 7:30p.m. at House of Prayer, Pla ns wen· madt• fur on inw·.slitu rl' rl'l'l'll'lOll\ ' to be lwld r1\ Liberty Ave. , Pomeroy, !ll'Xt \\'eck 's meeting . Tht· girls drew namc.·s for ,.; gift t'Xl'hd nl-( t' Chef. <It thl' Chri stmas part~· which hilS bt•en sl'l ft~r Dt•(·. i!l . On Dec.-. behind Burger Featured will be Dan i2 the scouts wi ll t'<trol at Uw Ml'l~s Cmmh· Infirmcu\· <1nd the Hayman and the Country Vclcrans Memorial Hosp1tal. Su nda~· tlw;· will t rt c-ir~· lt in till' Hymntinners. The public ·is P(llllt.'I'Uy paradt.•. invited. ~YRACUSE BROWN I~~ TROOP 1120 Mondo\ evening membl·rs (If llw Sy rocu:->l' Rrow.nit' Troup . WINTER CARNIVAL at tuPk part in till' Middleport rltristm<-ts panult• . F'or this \Vt't•k 's Bradbury School, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday sponsored by nll'ding .h·nnif~t\rnuld Jed in till' Lord's Pranr. mul Wl•ndv · the school PTA. Games,. Triplett and Sht:<lly Arno ld Sl'rved l't'fn•slunelllS. sweet shop, arts ·and craft shop and other features. . SOUP SUPPER 4:30 to 7:30 Tuppers Plains p.m. Saturday at the Alfred United Methodist Church, located five miles west of honor roll Mr. ami Mrs. Steve Jenkins State Route 7 on 681; public announced entertained Friday night with invited. The second six weeks honor C:l pust-Tha nksgiv ing supper SUNDAY roll of the Tuppers Plains at t heir new home in Rutland. HYMN SING, 1:30 p.m. Attending wcr<• Mr. and Elementary School has been Sunday at Nease Settlement announced with those listed Mrs. Harold Chase. Mr. and Ch urch with Gospelt ones in capital letters making all Mr~. E;-:11'1 R11bi nson, Nit'k wul featured sing ers; public A's . Names to the roll were: Davtd . .Jerr Be rgdoll. invited. Sixth gra de - ANGIE Gc.lilipulis: Mr . and Mrs. Jety MONDAY SPENCER, JAY CAR· .Jenk1ns , David and Beth, ATHENS, VINTON, PENTER, TAMMY Purts1nuuth ; Mrs. Metrjunc Hocking Counties Com· CALAWAY, Jimmy Weber, Milhucfn. Rutland : Mr. r1nd munity Mental Health and Deedrah Sanders, Kelly Null, Mrs. Dennis Weber e~n d Mr. Mental Retardation Services ami Mrs. Dallas Webe r. Cui· Board 648 regular meeting 7 Kim Wiener, Paul Collins. wnbus: Duane Weber ami Fifth grade -' Kevin p.m. Monday at board office, Barber, Jimmy Ca ldwell , Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Weber, Route 5, Dairy Lane, Athens; Tim Dorst, Lisa Henderson , Rutland. public invited. John Rice, Joe Runyon, Kim TUESDAY Schul, Terri Stout. XI .GAMMA MU Fourth grade - Angela CHAPTER,' Beta Sigma Phi Damewood, Lisa Lance, Jeff Sui'Ority, 7:30 Tuesday night Sayre, Erica Kessinger, Todd at the Columbia Gas Co. of· Wilson, Robyn Barnett, Kristi [ice. Cookie sale to be held. Hawk, Eddie Collins, Bruce Cu ltural program un educa· Wolfe, Carol Hendrix, lion by Kay Adkin>, and DeLeah Sanders, Missy Karen Stanlev and Kathv Frv Calaway. ncr un Sunday, Dee. 10, at 5, p.m . at the firehuu,;e in Tup(Jer.s Pl<.~ins. Those attending ~re to take a covered dish. Meat and drink· will be fur- QUALITY teachin g classes in ·'American Histo ry"· and ame.n~mcnt lnl't•ling Tuesda y night e~ t the Mei~ s High S<"hooL will he:~ve their Christmas din· ~e famous Keepsake written lifetime J..guarantee assures perfect clarity, pre- Mass. She came to Marlett~ College in 1967 , now Is dan! system will bl'gin at 1 CUHIHIUHiCi:llion CIIJOUL tilt' p.m. SC:JtuniC:Jy Hm.l in each ,party Wi.I S read from till:' ·firem en A University in Worchester hall. Mrs. DINNER PLANNED Ladies 1\uxiliary and the Get Out and Clark from American Legion i\uxili11rv , Post 602, it wa s decided at- et meeting TucsdH y night at the Township fire Department PERFECTION GUARANTEED degrees public pro'grams i'n the humanities, enabled the Branch to have a program without charge. Dr. Willard is a native of RACINE-Gifts of moneY Boston, Mass. She received for the duldren at th~ her Bachelor's degree from Vl't~rans Children's Home in Emmanuel College in Bolon, and her Master's and Ph.D Xc111a and fui· the Chillicothe Vclerans Hospi tal birthda V party will be sent by Racine Dance from 10:00 til 2:00 ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES SOLD JU F . MAIN ' non-profit will be hostesses. 91!2!' ST MPi~s rou ntl'. r.at·den. Clubs ' 1\ ss()( ·iat ion . In the horticulture division there · will be a sweepstakes "ward g i v~m to the exhibitor cu mpil in~ the mol)t poi nt/) tm the basis uf ri bbons won fur exhibits. In l11e arlistie desi g n classes. t11ere will be a "best of s/low ", a "reserve best of show ". <.1 "creativity award" and ;.~ · 'spe<.; iC:Jl lighting ctward .'· A "cha irma n's awa rd" w1ll alsu be given for tlH: outstamliu l! iunior m·~ Social 1 1 Calendar' MODELS 399 W. Main Street 992-2164 Pomeroy, 0. The Store With ' ' All Kinds ol Stull" For Pet s - Stables · Large and Small Animals. Lawns- Gardens. _..... Six spc.!cial awards will be mad ~ ~:~ t the a nnui:il Chnstmas fluwer ::;how tu be staged Se~turday ai1d Sunday at the Pomeroy ElernentHry School auditoriwn b\' the 1 THE MEIGS INN MAN AND WIFE EACH BAG A DEER - Pam and Alex Richardson, 1-r, Columbus, e.ach got a deer during this week 's gun season. Pam brought down a six point buck off the Rt. 7 Bypass and Alex got his at Rose Valley, also a six point buck. Alex is the grandson of Mary Kathryn Roush, Minersville. to Meigs County Garden Clubs to make presentation of awards ,------·-, HEAT R£'1Cislcrc.-d Diamond Rin~ I P.O. ... 7.. 0.1t'lpo11s. OH. 4MJ1 1 MAGIC BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND THIS WEEKEND AT 1..._--tag~ainst loss~.;:--£~~:~~~--.......-, ~~\s-l f and 12 months ClrHr Protnms 1nd 11 Christm as toy, decoration an d card display, tree entertainment on Sunday, trinuning, music, a slide Dec. 10, 1-4 p.m. show in the Meigs Locator "Another Fine Me"'" Unit and refreshment s. starring Laurel and Hardy Members are admitted free . and "Hurry, Hurry" with W. Saturday, Dec. 9, 1-4 p.m. C. Fields will be shown at I :30 there will be a free ornament and 3 p.m. These two fiims workshop for children and will b~ accompanied with adlilts. Ornaments will be several cartoons. Admission made for the Museum tree for the day is $1 for adults, and eac h person parand r $.50 for children. The ticipating will make a few admission includes the ornaments to take home. MODERN SUPPLY ________ •• For D•y movtes and ca rtoons, the 6" AND 8" ,_ Southwest ~~II) The Julia Baker Bean MiniTheater at the Meigs County Musetim is the place for SIZES OF AQUARIUMS were better." SW Mo . 73, M o . Sout hern 59 Toledo 64 , Ohio Sf SB Wsfmnstr Pa . 85, AShl nd 73 Wooster 86, Hiram 62 ~~ ~ Sunday afternoon·at the movies ON All amount, but said it was the ---G BC .. .. HOLIDAY RAZAAR - Annual Ch ri ~t ma s haz;ta r uf tilt· \1(• i g~ Count\' St 1ninr f'iti z t·n ~ Center willlx• held Thursrla.\· and Friday from !l ::W ;u n t o :~ p.m. ;nul n·; id l'llls an• invitt>d to shop at t hl' Ct•nh•r lol'alt•d in the fu!1 1lt'l' Pt~ nH' roy .Juni or III J.'.h Sdt11nl llttlld tn~:. Sdt>d ions will includt·' a vaf'ipty of \\'Ct ll hangi ngs, \\Tt'aths, tn•t• n ·plka ~. urtt <t !llt'J\h, ;md plaqUt':-i, all madi..' by tht• senior dtiz t·ns. A fu mJ...;Jwd doll htll N' is :ti SIIl!WlUdt'd Ill t hl' 1Jaza :1r tll' lll !'. Four 't w_ho ~la \'t' \\.'(l l'k ~on tlw holiday ih'ms ;m · :-it'ah·tl . Mrs .. \kna \Vnnll'r . lt·ft ;nul Mt ~s Jo'ri'tla . l ,ll'VIIlg, cmd standmg, Mrs. l,!irt'tta fk t•gh-.ll·ft. ~nul :\-lr:-:. lkulalt Ultt·r iJadL Christmas Specials 11 highest yearly salary that we've ever offered a player. He deserves it." The team had reportedly offered Rose a three-year scholars organizations in Ohio for Surprise-Phils won't get Pete · muCh more.'' Earlier in the day, the New humanities associated with,the Furum on Human Values established by the Extension Division of Ohio University. The Ohio Program in the Humanities, a state-based agency of the National Endowment (or the had written script CINCINNATI (UP! ) - · campaign, Anderson closed as manager of the Cincinnati SparkY Anderson wrote the with thoughts on manageria l Reds. I'm gratified to be part of an organization that has script for his firing as job security. "Every manager I ever been patient with me and has Cincinnati Reds manager even before the 1978 season, knew has been aware of that provided the kinds of players and he's following it to the grim saying about job it takes to win. "I suppose the day will security,'' wrote Anderson . letter. come when I'll be fired, but " ! don't know who said it Anderson, dumped whenever it does~ you can first, but the line goes: Every Tuesday as the Reds count on it that I'll be ready; major-league manager must manager, considered the day and I'll neve r be bitter ." start realizing on that happy he would be fired in his book, Of the '78 seas<in, which day when he is hired that he "The Main Spark," written saw Cincinnati finish second must start preparing hinnself with Dayton Daily News sports editor Si Burick before for that awful day when he'll behind Los Angeles a second straight time, Anderson be fired. the '78 season, ' 'I'm frankly "I feel blessed w have wrote: In the second~ast chapter, predicting that we're going to survived into my ninth year looking forward w the 1978 By STEVE MORGAN PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Pete Rose ~rose early Thurs· day mornhlg and said goodbye to hi s son before leaving town. "Give me five for Phi!delphia," Rose said, offering his hand. . Pete Rose Jr., half asleep, slapped it, looked up at his father and said, "Give me five for Kansas City." 11 That, •; a laughing Pete Rose would say later, "had nothing to do with my decision here today." Rose, along with Philadelphia Phillies owner Ruly CalJlenter, had just told Or. Micht•ic 'H. Willard. Professor of Hi sto ry at Marietta College, Marietta, was the guest speaker when the Middleport • Pumeroy area branch of the AAUW met on November 28 at the Riverboat · Room of Athens County Savings and Loan. This program is one of a series of 17 topics being given throughout southeast Ohio by romhin !lti.-.n rof . Hampton tnst . 96. O.C. 82 Longwood 74, Ki n g 70 NE La . 72 NW La . 65 Tenn . Temple 91 , Shortr 82 New Orin! 76, No. Ill. 65 VM I 86 , W . Liberty 63 W . Ca r 73 , Carsn . Newmn 55 · Midwest Bowling Grn 8 3, Cornell 69 Defiance 123, Mt vernon ao Li nco l n 74, Wesfmnstr 55 M ichigan 87 , c . Mich . 78 Ohio Ws l yn 91 , Wilmngtn 81 scored 19 points apiece to pace Florida's easy win over OU. Tom Joyce had 26 points and nonald Skaggs 10 for the losing Bobcats. In other games it was Oltlo Wesleyan 91, Wilmington 81; West minster ( Pa'.) 85, Ashland 73; Wooster 86, · Hiram 62; Athletes in Action 84, Cincinnati 77; and Defiance 123, Mount Vernoti 80. grants Cen t . wstyn 86, Morris 70 Centnry 113, Le Tr neau 73 Erskine 78 , Presby 63 Frrum Va . 95, King's N.C. 88 Fla . St. 70, W . Ky . 59 Gr dnr .Webb , 93Limestne 74 Elsewhere Thursday night, Bowling Green ·•hipped Cornell 85~9 and Florida blasted Ohi o University !11>61. J>' ive Bowling Green players scored in double figure as the host Falcons cruised to victory in their season opener over Cornell. Scott Silencer led the BG attaek with 16 markers. At Gainesville, Fla., Ric Clarson and Malcolm Cesare Toledo evened its record at 1·1 , while the Buckeyes fell to W . Co nn . BJ. E . conn . 76 .. cows~ Uolted Press tolernallonal smiling Nichols. " II was a Big 10 basketball teams ~reat win for u.s. and we take note: Bob Nichols and e:~ppreciate playing a team his Toledo Rockets have your. the caliber of Ohio State." Trailing 32-26 at halftime, number. The Rockets, of the Mid· the Rockets roared back in American Conference, the second half on the hot chalked up their third shooting of junior focward straight · win over Big 10 Jim Swaney to grab a 34-32 teams in as many years lead with 17:13 remaining . Swaney, who paced the Thursday night with a 64,58 victory over the Ohio State Rocket attack with 20 points, hit three straight baskets Buckeyes. Toledo whipped .a highly· early in the second stanza ID rated Michigan team last help narrow the margin. Jay Lehman scored a field season and two years ago the goal at 14:53 to give Toledo Rockets knocked off the lead for good at 36-35. defending NCAA champion Buckeye guard Todd Penn Indiana. "We played Big 10 teams wssed in a free throw at 8:02 the last three years and we 've to pull the Buckeyes within beaten each one." said a one, 48-47, but a drive by Jim AAUW hears speaker Tuesday ., SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI, UPPER 10, OIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER BOffiE CAPS FOR CHARITY R. C. BOTTLING CO. MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio 992-3542. or 992-3344 �1- lllt' IJi:tll} .wHum· t . I¥1UIU it'IJu t l -l ~ouwrn\, MEIGS CENTER, INC. John F. Fultz, Mgr. Ph. 992-2101 W INITY CHU RCH fleov W H PI"'!! Ill pa s tor Bob Bu cl'l ~u nrl oy school s up! ChuH h School q I!> o m wor s htp servtce 10 :JO am l ho11 reheorsal Tue sday ~ JO p m under Nease clrrectt o n ol Al, ce f'OME IWV CHURCH Of- T H~ NAZAIH; NI; Cor ner Unton and MulbNry ~ ev Clvrl" V Hcnrler -.on pa st or Sunday ~c hool 4 :JO o m Gl<·n McClung s up ! morn •nq wo r !>htp IU :JO om e"emng ') f" rv rr (' I J O nmi v.Pe k ">€ tlllfP Werln('~cloy 7 p m :.w G fiAl~ U-'1 ~(01-'Al .Un 1: Mou1 !(~ , ~~ fl o bo.!ll 1:) )undoy <.erv oc cs CHURCH Pome r o y Gra\1'15 II a rn lhe rQc!or morntng pro ~ 0r H oly Cornmunron lu st ·~lllttdoy o l ~ · od1 r11onth \ ~md '>C'' man (hut c h c hurch o,c hool and nursery core p1 ov rdecl Coffee ho"r rn po • osh hou~e l ollowrn g th e '>NVI((' 1-'0MI:ROY CHURCH Of CHf/151 Ll '} 1/11 Mnu1 51 John McArthur pa stor Brble sc hool 9 30 o m 1110rrnng worsh•p 10 30 om Youth rneetrng s 0 JO p rn even •ng -... o r ~ hrp 7 JO Wedne sday r11 ght pr oyer mee tmg and Brble study l 30 p m TH~ ~Al V ATION Alr?MY 115 B\J1 te u1 ut Av f! Pomeroy Envoy and Mr ~ Roy W rn•ng o fi iU:H!> 111 c harg e ~undo'/ hol1ness mcctmg 10 a m Sunday ~ c hool 10 Jtl a m ~undoy sc hoo l leader YI-'~M !:lo• sf! Aciol'lls ~ J(J p rn ~ol v ot •o n meel•ng 1Jo r10u!> spe aker ~ and muSIC sperm Is 1hursdov 10 a rn to 'l p rn locf·e~ Horn<" league all women •n viled 7 J(J p rn prayer meetmg and B•ble st udy Bo b Es tep leader Rev Noel Hermon teach er BURli NG TO N SOU THHIN IMP TIS l CHA PH Route 1 Shade Po~lor Bobby tlkms Sun rlay sc h ool 5 p m Sunda y war sh•p 54~ p m Wednesdoy prayer sc r vrce 7 JO p rn POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURC H or CHRIST 'ZOO W Mom St Jerry Paul mrn •s ter phone 9'-17 7666 Cons er ... otrve non rnstrumen tol B•ble Sunday worsh1p 10 a m stucly 11 a m w orsh•p 6 p m Wedne sday Brble stu dy 7 p m , OlO Dt XH R BIBL E CHRISTIAN CHU RCH Re v Rolp h Smrth pa stor Sun day school , 9 30 o rn M rs Worley Francrs super mien dent Prl:.'ochrng se rvr ces fir s t & th. rrl Sur1rloy~ foH ow rng Sunday School GRAHAM UNIHD MI:THODIST Preachrng 9 30 am hr sf and ~e cond Sund ay s o f eac h mont h th •rcl · and fourth Sunda y ~ each mon th wor s.hip sc r v rce at 7 JO p m Wednl:.'sdoy ev~? nrng s at 1 30 Pra)ler and Brble Study S~Vf NTH DAY AD VE NTI ST Mulberry Heoghts Rood Pomeroy Po ~ r or Al be rt D•llcs Sabbath Sc hool Supennt e nd en t Rr ta Whrte Sa bbath Schoo l Sat urday allernoon at '} 00 w 1th Wors hrp Servrce l allowmg at3 15 RUTLAND f= IRST BAPTIST CHURC H Si sler Harrr e tt Wo r ner Sup! Sunday Sc hool , 9 JO a m mornrng worshrp 10 4~ am TH£ HIL A ND CHAPH Geor ge Casto pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 o m e'ie nmg worshrp 7 30 Thu1scl oy eve,nmg prayer servrce 7 JO p m POM ERO Y r l f.IST BAPTIST , Uo111rl Mann mmr ster Wlil•om Watso n Sunday sc hoo l supt Sun clo y schoo l 9 30 am morn•ng worshrp 10 JO o m f= lf.I ST SO UTHfRN BAPTIS T '182 Mul ber ry A ... e Pomeroy Paul J Whrte Pas tor Gory Ba sh am Sun cloy H ho o l su p! Sunday sc hool 9 JO am mo rnm g wor shrp 10 30 ' even mg worshr p , b 30 p m M dw eek prayer serv •ce 7 30 pm MIDWAY CO MMUN ITY CENT£R Dex te r f.lcl l angs.,.,lle Oh•o f.le11 Cl-,.tle Ferr ell Pa stor Sundov Sc h ool 11 am So tur d ov pre ochrng se r ,. r ce~ 1 30 p m Wednesday evenrng Brble study ot!JOpm FAITH TA BER NACLE CHURCH Barley P.un Rood Rev fmme tt Rawson pastor Hanrlley Du nn sup! Sundov school 10 a m Sun day evenrng ser vrce 7 30 , E:l rbl e t each•ng 7 JO p m Thursdpy OY£SVILL£ CO MMUN I TY CHUR CH Roger C TurnN pastor Sunday school Ci 30 a m Sun dov mornmg wor-.hrp 10 30 Sunday evenrng ser'llrce 7 JO M ID OL £PORT MIDD Lt f-'ORT CHUR C H OF CHRI ST IN CHf.li STIAN UNI ON lowre,;( e M an ley pas to r M rs ~u sse ll Young Sunday Sc h oo l ~up! Sunday Slhoo l 9 30 o m l ~Jenmg worsh•p 7 JO Wednes rloy prayer rncetr ng 7 30 p m M T MORIAH CHUIKH Of.= GOO Ho cr ne Rev W H Lykrn s poslor M a r nrng worshrp 9' 45 a rn Sunday school 10 45 o rn evenmg wor sh1p 7 Tues day 7 30 p rn lad1e~ prayer meetrng Wednesclay I 30 p m YP E MIDDLEPORT FIR ST BAPTIST Corner s. ,. th anrl Palmer theR e.., Krrbv Orler pasto r Robert Meigs Property Transfers Marvin Morr is, Mild red Morris to Carl E. Morris, Ja net E. Morris. Parcels, Rutland. Frash1er Rosella BIIchfiel d to Mold U. Ahmad, Aulia Ahmad, Parcels, Scipio. Carl C. Proto to Vicki Morris, Parcel, Olive. Lana Gray, dec., to Esther Gray Sanders, Harvey L. Gray, Cleo Margaret Gray, Fred M. Gray , Marlin Gray, Harry Gray, Aff. fo r Trans., Lebanon. Cleo Thornton, deed., to Mildred Thornton Walker, Kathryn Thornton Jordan, Aff. for Trans., Lebanon. Harry Gray, dec'd ., to Goldie M. Gray, Ralph E. G ray, Aff. Lebanon. for Trans ., Parker super mtenrlent ~undo~ WMPO Radro program 7 45 o rn ~un{iay ~c hool ~ 1~ a rl} MOI Il • 1119 Wortt h•p tO I') a rn Youth oc r1111 111'' and IC'IIOw!>hip l 0r llHliOr onci se nr or hrqh .. turlon h 6 p rn :O,uudo~ ('v{'rllllQ wors.hrp I 30 p 111 M1rl wecol. rroy er !>C>rv•((>S Wedn esday "I JU p rn CHURCH 0~ CHWI~T M•rl rlleport ~th and Mom G!:'orge C.lo1u mrniS i l'r M1k e Gerlach '> upf'mlleml ent 1erry Yank e y you th rn•n• stc 1 Hrble school IJ 30 11 •11 ll10H1 111Q WOI !> Iup 10 30 a m eve11rng wonhrp 1 ]0 proye1 servrce I p m Wctlnes nny MIOl>lEPORT CHUR CH 0~ THE NA lA R E N~ Rev Jrrn Br oo m e po., tor H1ll Wh 1te Sunda y school ~up t Sull{iay school ~ JO a m mo rnmg worsh•p , 10 30 am ~uncioy evangelrs trc mee trng l 00 p m Praye r •n eetrng Wednesclny l p m U N ITE D PIHS~YHRIAN MI NISTRY O f' MEIGS COUNlY l>wrght l lovrll drrector HARR I SO N V I l l E PRES HVH RIAN Rev Ernesl StiiC klm pas tor Sunday church ~ c h oo l ~ 30 o m M rs Home r lC' €' sup! mornrng wor sh• p Pomeroy & LOHSE PHARMACY We F~ II Doctors' Prescri plions 992-2955 .. .,.... , A Pomeroy MIKE SWIGER STATE FARM INSURANCE Th•rd Mtddleport 143 S ~h 992-71Sl ~\ r' K&C JEWELERS J{eepsakc' ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Completo Automotive Service ~n-....r~212 E. Mam Str .. t ~ MILJDlti-'OIH Sunclo~ sc hool 1.1 JO a m RIChard V oughor\ su pt Morn•ng wo rsh•p 10 30 SYRACUSE M orn mg worsh•p 9 am Sunrloy schoo l lO a m M rs Sampson Hall supl WTLA ND CHURCH OF GOD Rev Bobb y Pot tl:.'r pastor Sun day schoo l 10 a m Sunday wor ~h•p 11 a m Sunday ev en1ng serv .ce I p rn W ednes ciay f'o m1 ly 1rar rng Hour 7 p m Wcd r1cscloy worshrp serv•c e 7 30 p m HAZH COMMUNITY CHU RCH N ea r t ong ~ott om , E<i s.el Han pas tor Sunrioy school 10 a m Church 7 30 p m pray e r meer.ng 7 30 p m Thu rsday MIODL£PORT PENTECOSTAl Th1rd A ve the Re v Wr ll ro m Kmt tel pa stor flonolrl l>ugan Sun do)l Schoo l Sup! Classes for a ll age s eve nmg ser v1ce 7 30 B•b le stuciy W edne sday 7 30 p m you th serv rces , r rr cloy 7 30 p m MIOOLC POR T FREEWILL SAP· TIST , Corner A sh and Pl um Noel Her r ma n pos for ,Saturday even rn g servtce 1 30 p m Sunday Schoo l 10 30 am M EIGS COO PE RAT IVE PA RI SH M ETHODIST CHU RCH Robert T Bumgarner Drrector 1-'0 MCROY CL USUR Rev Jam es (orbrtt POM~ R OY wo rshr p serv1Ce, 1 9 15 a m Sun day sc hoo l l 0 30 a m Rev Robert M cGee mm •sler ENT£RPR ISE Worshrp 9 am Churc h School 10 a m ROCK SP RINGS War sh tp 10 am Chu rc h Schoo l 9 l So m UMH63Upm nA TWOODS worship 11 a m Lhurch School 10 a m MIDDLE PORT CL USTER Rev Robert Bumgarner Robert Bu mgarner HEATH Pos ter Worship 10 JO a m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m UMYf b 992-9921 Of Our Religious Heritage These Messages Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: DICKTRACY • num . 1 k'• ' . 1 1•1 1x . A nend Th e Church of Your Choice Th is Sunday RACINE PlANING MILL Mill Work Cabinet Making FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS When Kathy Prays 282 W. Main 992-9962 • LOOK. SONNY' I Whe n Kathy prays I can almost hear a ngel wings lluH"' H"' s1mrle conversations with God are so lui of trust and conflde nce,lleel as though I am stand1ng at the doorstep of Ph. 949-91 30 RACINE FOOD MARKET OKAY- THAT DO ES IT. 6E'T YOUR HA"'~ SONN Y! LOOK$ LIKE OFF ME, YOt.J SCUM! I'LL HAVE TO TAKE l 'M THE CHIEF HAND IT OVER ..... ~ ONIV'f! 'IOLJ'RE' TOO YOUN<S T'l!oc PLAV IN' WITH FIREARMS! EVEN LIKE 510 N. 2nd GUNS POI/<ITED AT ME ! P. J. PAULEY. AGENT ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL YOU OV ~R. MV K NEE ~ MATE-:: Nll tionwidelns. Co. of Cotumbu o, 0 . 804W. Main 992· 2318 Pomeroy heaven After prayers, I tuck her into bed, turn out the light and ~o downstairs . And I find myself cont1nu1ng the conversation she has started. My prayer that as she 1s a lways the same grows, and her needs and w1shes cha nge, my httl ~ girl will continue to deve lop her understanding and love of God How gratelull am for my church . It has been a constant source of inspiratiOn for my own reltgious growth. I know 1t will be ready to help me answer Kathy's quest1ons. lt1s wonder· tulto know tt>atl do not have to tackle the religious education of my daughter alone Attend your church. Let1t help you as you gu1de your child's religious thinking. The Store With A Hea rt l () :JO Locust & M iddleport/ Ohio 992-3785, u. r Ra ctn e Ph 949·2626 Canvement Markets Midway Market Bob's Market Pomerov 992·2582 Ma son 773·5721 ALLEYOOP ' 992-USS OH! OH! ~E-Y'RE STARTIN ' Wt~ 'Tl4' HIO'AYY ARTI~L.IO'RY A GAIN ! Ridenour. TV & Appliance Gas Sel\'ice 15 ~ERE' ANY OTI-IE'R WAY WE CAN REACH 'TI-<EM ? Chester 985-3307 Racine 949-2020 UTTLE OkPHAN MNIE PIZZA SHACK ' I 'I .,. ' I! •l •..!,-'. Eat lu or 1 , Corr_v Out 21 4 E. Matn 992-5130 Pomerov 992-3325 216 5.. •· ~. a ,.. ll'LL BE' PAID FOR .. , AI'I D IT 1LL BE SWIM""IN' POOLS --- E'IJERY OR PHAI'o.l CA t-( HAVE A PET· • A NO TOYS FOR l H' LITT LE. ONES CO MIN ' "TR UE ~·· 1HE CHURCH '" SCH OOL ··· PARH5 --· AND HOUSES ,·GARDEN S"' All ,_.-- -...... CAN WE LIVE W E'RE ELIGIBLE TO LIVE HERE .. HERE) 100, A NNIE? l~ E IRS . WE'RE ORPHANS ... LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-H ALF SAFE WHICK REM INDS M E"' Bf I I f R WE'RE OR PHAI'>IS .. BUT WE'LL BE JUST TH' SA ME AS TH' REST " WE'LL HAVE SPEHT ALL O UR lR EES., pomeroy VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. 4 IT'S llKf A WONDERFUL DREAM THAl 'S 126 E. Main Reuter-Brogan Insurance Services : ; r-ulf., · · lHtN K ' BO Lli IJ~I f\I U I\\1 ' DU l A f;E W MOKE LOADS 0' TH ' MONEY .. S lU FF"· second Pomeroy Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales, Inc. •• GASOLINE ALLEY •• Don Thomoson Ford, Inc. Deutz Tractors, New Holland Farm Machtnery 461 S. Third~ Middleport Sprtng Ave. 9925101 Pomeroy 992-2196 ~ou been usin' It's all didn't want to! Papa :Rufus. hasn't j es' a scheme? forced me! • ~ 40U, :Miss? Copynghl 1978 Ketster Advertrsmg Serv•ce Strasburg, Vrrgrn1a \'{ILL'S LOCK & KEY SERVICE nks 1f he des his mone4 he won't have to pat; t axe s on iV poor man bouqht t his f 1ne book before he d ied! l understand Mr. Bliss has passed on! Yes? su re he would have wanted ... pm Rutland So lem Cen ter Cha rge RUTLAND Wr l bur Hrl t Pa stor Wor shrp 1U 30 a m Church School 9 30a m SA L£M C!: N T£ R Churc h Sc hool 9.d ~o m worsh•p9o m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Har vuy Koch , Jr ASBURY Wa rsh rp 11 am Church School 9 50 a m UMW lr rst Tuesciay Br ble Study Thu rs I JO p m f0R £ST RU N Wor shtp 9 am Church Sc hoo l 10 om MIN ERS VIll£ Wor sh1p 10 a m Chu rch School 9 o m SYRACUSE Church School 9 00 om Worshrp serv rce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUS TfR Hev Dovrd Horrr s Cl uster l eader Rev Steven Wrl so n !=Iorence Smr th H1 llon Wo ll e A ssocia tes BETHANY (Dorcas), Wor shtp 9 00 a m Church Schoo l 10 00 am CARMEL Chruch Schoo l 9 30 a m Worshrp 10 JO a m 2n d nnd A th Sunday s API-'LI: GROVE , Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Wors h1p 7 30 p m 1st o nd 3rd Sunday s Pray er me ehn g Wedn esday 7 30 p m Fe ll ows hrp supper lrrst Sa turday 6 p m UMW ~ nd Tu esday 7 30 p m EAST LI:TART Chruch Sc hoo l 9 am Worsh•p serv rce 10 o m Pr ayer me et rng 7 JO p m Wednesday UMW f rrst Tues day 7 30 p m RA CIN£ WESLEYA N Sundov sc hoo l 10 am , wo r sh1 p 11 am Chor r proCiice Thursday 8 p m LETART FAlLS- Ch urch School 1U n m W orsh1p serv •ce 9 a m MORN INC STAR W orshrp 9 30 am , Church Schoo l 10 30 a m Mtd Week Serv rce W etl nesdoy El pm MORSE LHAPH Worshp 11 a m Chu rch Sc haal 9 30 o m 1-'0RTLAND Wors h1p 7 30 p m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTO N Church Schoo l 9 30 n m Worsh•p l si and 3rd Sunday s 10 JO a m NORTHEAS T CLU ST£R Rev R1cho rd W Thomas Pa stor Duane Syden strrcker John W Do ug las Charl es Dom tgon A ssoc•otes Worshrp 9 00 o m JOPPA Chur(h School10 00 am LHESTER Worshtp 9 a m Chur ch Sc hool lO a m Btbl e Study Wed nesday s I 30 p m , (Com rnunr on ftr st Suncioy each rnonth ) LONG I:IOTTOM Sunday Sc hool at 9 30 a m henrng Worshrp 01 7 30 p m Thursday B•ble Study I 30 p m R£EOSVILLE Su nday Sc h ool9 30 am. Morn.ng Worshtp 10 30 a m £..,enrng Worshp 7 30 p.m Bt bl e Sruciy Wednesdays of 7 JO p m ALFRED Sunday School at 9 AS am Mor mng Wo r shi p at 11 a m Werlnesdoy Nt g h t Praye r M ee tr ng 7 30 p m ST PAU L, (Tupper s Plam s] Sunday School 9 00 a m Mor nrng Wor sh rp o t 10·00 am Mondo)l N rght H•ble Study 7 30 p m Unti ed M erh od rst Women second Wedn esda y ol l:.'och mon th 1.30 pm SOUTH BH HH {Srl ve1 Rtdge) Sunday School 9 00 a m Mormng Wo sh tp 10 00 a m Wednesda y Si ble Stud y , I 30 p m . TUPPERS PLA IN S Worshtp 'I I ' No respect for the departed ' Rutland, 0 . WAID CROSS SONS STORE Attend The Church Groceries - This Sunday General Merchandise Racine 949-2550 KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY Professional Servtce , Aeria I· Schools- Weddings Chester 985-4 155 om Church School 10 a m KENO LHU RCH 0~ CHRI ST se r vrces each Su nday 9 :30 o m Geor ge Pte kens pastor w •th preoc hmg an hr§l and th ~rrl Sun da y o f m on th O hve r Sworn Su pt HO BSON CHRI STIAN UNION Re" Kerth ~blrn pastor Supdoy Sc hool 9 30 a rn Leon ard Gdmore fns t elder evenrng se r 'll•ce 7 30 p m Wedn es dov prayer meeltng 7 30 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE L H U RCI~ 0~ CHRI ST , Duane Warden rnm• ster lhble cla ss 9 JO o rn , rnorn mg wor shtp 10 3U a m even1 ng worshrp 6 30 p m Wednesrloy B•ble study 6 30 p m N£W STIV fR SVIltf COMMUNI TV Church Sunday School se r vrce 9 45 a m Wors hip serv rce 10 30 Evange l rst•c Servr ce 7 JO p m W edne sday Pr ay er rn eetrng 1 30 ZION CHURCH O F CHRIST Rd Po meroy Har rt sonv rl l e Pur te ll , pa stor Htll Rob ert M cEl roy Sunrlay sch Qnl sup! Sun day sc ho ol 9 30 o m mornrng wors h•p and <o mrn unron 10 30 am Sunday wo r shrp ser1,11Ce 7 p m Wednl:.'sdoy evenrng prayer rneetrng and B• ble study ~ p m ST JOHN LUTHI;;RAN CHURCH , Pm e Grove The Rev Wd l ro m Mrrldl eswo; th Pa stor Lhurch se r,..rces 9 30 a rn Sunday Sc hoo l lO :JO a m IJRADBURY CHURCH or CHRIST M r Dona ld lola ll:.'y pas tor Sunday sc hool 9 30 o •n war · sh1p ser vr ce 10 30 am Sunday se r \1'1 ce s 7 p m youth group Wednesday I P rn ANTIQUITY BAI-'TIST Rev £ml Shuler pa stor Su nday sc hool 9 JO am Chur ch se rviC e l p m yo uth rnee t rng 6 p m Tu es day Br ble Study 7 p m RA CIN E CHURCH Of TH £ NAZARENE , Rev John A (off man pastor Fronk l m Imboden cho n mon ol the BoorO ol Chr i S· tion li fe Sunrloy Schaa l 9 30 o m ., mornrng worshtp 10 JO Sunrlay l!oven1ng worsh 1p 7 JO p m Prayer mee trng Werlne s cioy , 7 30 p rn RACI NE FIRST BAPTIST Don L Walker Pastor , Ronnre Sa lser Su nday sc h oo l sup! Sunday sc hool 9 JO am , rnornmg war shrp l 0 .dO a m Sunday evenrng wmshtp, 7 30 Wednesrlo y 1!11en tng 8rble study , l 30 OANVIl l t W~S L EYAN , Re11 R D Braw n pa stor Su nday School 9 30 o rn rna rnrng worshtp lO 4S youth serv1re b 45 p rn e1,1enrng wor ship , 7 30 p m prayer and prorse W ecinesday , 7 30 p rn SILV£ R RUN ~R£E ii APTIST Rev Mcrr will Morkln ro <. tor Stev r.o l d· Of Your Choice HEINER'S BAKERY THE. DAILY SENTINEL Bakers of w mon 1U 30 n rn Praye r se r 11rce W cdno~ doy I JU p m CH tSH !i l HURCH or TH£ Re" Herbert Grote po~to r Wor sh•p S CI \l iCe 11 am anrl f 30 p rn Survla y Sunday Schoo l 9 JU a rn Rrcharci Hor ton su p! 1-' r~)P' rnee tm g , Wednl:.'s doy I 30 p m BHAN O RD CHUR C H 0~ CHRIS I Gob11el M us pastor Br bl e SundO)I Sc hoo l 9 30 c m m orSunday run g chur d1 10 30 am evenmg ~ cr111CR ~ UO p m Wecin e5 doy ~or~ r cc l 3U p m LAU!i EL Ul~~ ~I<H METHODI ST CHURC H Rev ~loyd ~ Shook , Ll oyd W r rgh t Sunda y po !> to r School ~upt M orn mg Wors h rp 9 JO a rn Sunday Schoo l 10 20 a m Wedne sday Pr a yer ond BIbl e S t u dy ~ JO p m Sunday even mg wo rsh•p ~ 30 p rn Cho i r Pra c tre e l hursrlay ' r m DEXTER CHURC H OF CHR IST Cha r les Ru~se ll Sr m rnt ster R1 ck Mm omber supt Su nda y sc hoo l 9 30 a m wors hrp ser · 11rce I U:.JOCJ rn B1bl eS lurly l ues cloy ~ 30p m REO RGA NI Z£0 CHUIKH 0~ JESUS CHRIST 0~ LAHtR DAY SAIN TS 1-'or tlonci Racrne Ro od W• ll• am Ro ush pas tor Phyllr s Stober! Sunrlay Schoo l Sup! Sun day S( hoo f 9 30 a m , Mornrng wo rs hrp 1U 30 o rn Sunday evcnrr,g sorvtce I p m Werlne s day even mg proye1 SCiv tces , I 30 N AZA R EN~ pm BHHl~H EM BAI-'TI ST Rev Ea r l Shu ler po~tor Worsh•p serviCa 9 30 om ~ uncioy sc hool 10 30 om Bible Study ond praye r se r v1ce Th ursday I 30 p m CARL HON CHURCH , Krng sbury Rood Gory Kmg pa stor Sunday schoo l 9 Jll 0 rn Ro lph Ca rl !>upe r ~n t e • 1 den t eve nmg worsh rp 7 30 p rn Pra ye r rn ee tmg , Wc>dne sdoy 7 30 p rn LO NG ~0 1 IOM CHRISTIAN , Bruce Srn rt h pa stor Walla ce Domewood Supt H1bl e School. Q JU a rn Pr ear h rn g serv •ce 10 "So rn No evening ser vic e H YS~Ll RUN FRH METHODIST CHU f.<'C f-1 Re,.. Her bert A dr ng pO !>lOt ~unrloy S,hool 1.1 JO am. Morn rn g serv rcc 1U JO om fvo ng e lr slr c se r vrcl:.' I :JO p m Prayer me et rng Wecinesc!oy I 30 pm FRHDOM GO SPfL M ISSION a t Bold Knob Hev l awrence Glu <·~c n c ornp S1 pa stor Roger W.lll o rrl Sr Sunday sc ho ol sup! ~unday schoo l IJ 30 a f'!vP.n •ng wo r ~> ~up , 7 p m Pray e r mcc• t•n g Werln esdoy I 30 p m Yor.:th rneetr ng Sunday, 5 :;o p !T1 \ t rlh l>f'P -qrJ Mnilhn Mpo.-ln •'• •n :w '. ,, ,, {jl ' 'NH tll"~ t HA P~ I ( on l ~ r ,, l-eD Attend The Church of Your Choice ILL BE: A 8E7T.ER WIFE 992-3093 Middleport Rev Roy Dee!~ r pastor Sund a y school9 30 a m , wo rshrp ser vice, 10 :.JO o m B1ble stu d y and pr a yer ser,..rc e. Wed nesday 7 30 p m RU TLAND RUTLA N D CH URCH O F CHRI ST l or ry Colem a n , pas tor , Co Sun cloy schoo l supls , Sa m McKrn ney and Herb Ell ttl Su n day school and <ornrnu m on, q 30 a m Wo rship and comu n1on 10 30 a m COM MUNIT Y RU TL AND CHU RCH Su nday Schoo l , 9 30 o m worshrp servtce 11 a m Wedn esda y praye r_ meellng , 7 30 p rn youth serviCes Sund a y , 7 p m , Sunday nt ght worsh tp 7 30. RUTLAN D CHURCH OF THE NAZAR£NE Rev Lloy d 0 Gnm m , Jr , pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m wor sh• p sen• •ce 10.30 a . m . Broadcas t l1 ve ave r WMPO young peoples ser,.. •ce 7 p m £vange l1shc servt ce, 7 30 p m Wednesda y ser vice ] 30 p m MASON CO UNTY ~ IR S T SOUHm{N BA PTIST Cor· ne1 of Seco n d an d Ander son. Ma son Pa sto r Fronk Lowther Sunday sc hool. 9.45 a m wor shrp ser v1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p rn Week l y Brbl e Stu dy , Wednesday, I 30 p m MASON CHURCH Of= CHRI ST, P 0 Box A87 Mrll e r St . Ma son W Va Sunrlay Brble Study 10 a .m ., Wor ship 11 a m and 7 p m 81bl e Study Wedn esday 7 p m , Vocol mus rc MASON ASSEM BLY OF GO D, Oudd l!l g Lo ne M ason W . Vo, Chester Tenn ant Pas tor Sund ay School q AS a m , Chrldren s Church 6 AS p m Young Peo pl es Se rv tcc b 45 p m Evonge lt !tl tc Servrce 7 30 p m Women 's MIS· sronary CounCi l 10 a m l rr!t t a nd th rrcl Tues day s Pray er and Bible Stud y Wednesdov , 7 30 p Ill. HARTFO RD CHURC H O F CHRI ST IN CHIHSTIAN UNI ON , The Rev . WrHtom Campbe ll , pastor Sund ay Sc hool. 9 30 o m , Jom es Hugh es. sup! , eventng ser,..rce, 7 30 p m W ednesda y e..,.en tn g prov er mee trn g 7 30 p .m You th p ra yer serv tce each Tues day fA IR VI~W BIBL~ CHUR CH . l e tart W Vo , Rt 1, Rev Cf.11r l es Har gr a ves p asto r Worship ser vrcec , ~ .30 o n1 Sund ay sc hool , 11 a m e .... e ning wo rsh1p 1 30 p rn 1 u~sdav cottage pr a yer mee ti ng and Btble stud y , 9 J0 a m Worsh rp se r v1ce. W ednes flay730pm CA LVARY BIBLE CHURCH now located on Pom e roy l'tke , County Rood 25 near H o t w oods R.;tv Hloc k wood p o ste r . Se rv t ce ~ on Sun day at 10 30 a m and 7 30 r m wtth Sunda y school 9 30 ., m B1bl e study We rfnesdG)' I 30 1'1 •n INDEP END ENT HOLI NE SS CHURCH , INC. - Pearl St , Mi ddlepo rt Rev . 0 De ll Manl ey pas to r Sonny H udson , Sunda y schoo l sup t Sunda y schoo l 9 30 0 m evenrng worshtp , 7 30 p m Pray er ond prarse se rv rce Wednesda y 7 30 p m THI: PEOPl ES CHURCH O f POMER OY - Corn er Mom and Courl Sts , thrrd fl oor 011er L1ghth ou se Restauran t Henry Cook p asto r. Sunday sc hool 10 om morning worshtp, 11/ o m, evemng serv tce 7 30 Wedn es da y e"'en1 ng sen11ce, 7 30 In terd en omtnatronol lull gospel RUTL AN D CHURCH OF GOD Pas to r Dennrs Boles . Sunda y Sc hoo l 10om , wo rsh rp ser v rce , I I 30 a .m and 7·30 p.m Prover meet ing W edn esdov 7 30 p m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF J£SUS CHRI ST, Elder Jam es Mtlle r Brble study Wednesday, 7 30~ . m . , Sunday Schoo l. 10 am Sunday nrght serv1ce, 7 30 p .m . POMERO Y WI::: SLEYAN HO LINE SS - Hor m onvrl le Roo d , Dewey King pas tor t:d rson Wea ver osstst ont Henry Ebltn , Jr., Sun day sc h oo l supt Sunday schoo l. 9 30 a m , mornm g war · shrp 11 a .m Sunday eve mng ser v•ce 7 30 , prayer meetmg ,' Th ur!t · clay 7 30 p m . SYR ACU S ~ FIRST CHURC H O F GOD - - N ol Pe n tecos ta l, Rev G eorge Ot le r . pa sto r Worshtp se rv rce Sunday 9 45 a m , Sun day !tchoo l 11 o m . wo rsh1p se r v1ce 7 30 p m . Thur sday prayer mee ltng , 7 30 p m MT HERMO N Unrted Breth r en Church . Sunday School 9 30 a m Wo rshrp se r v rce 10 45 o m Pr eaching service~> eve ry Sun day alterno ltng w llh C E W edn esday praye r meeting 7 30 p .m Re..,. James Leach , pas to r Da vid Halter , loy leode r Jt:HOVAH'S WITNI:::SSES. t mtle eas t o f Rutland , 1un ctt on o f Houle 124 and Nobl e Su mm1t Rood (T 114 ) Sunda y Bible Lec ture , 9 .30 a.. Watcht ower study 10 30 o m ., Tuesday , Brb le study, 7 and 8 15 p m · Thursday theocro trc 5thoo l 7 ·30 p.m , se r vtce mee tmg , 6 30 p m HOPI: BAPTI ST - 570 G rant St Middl epor t , !!a bby Elki ns, pasto r Sun day Schoo l 10 am , worsh 1p ser vtce , 11 om .; eventng ser vtce 7 JO p .m Thursday pra yer m ee tr n g an d E:lrble study , 7 30 p.m. RUTLAND FRHWIU BAPTI ST t.:hurch leland Hol ey pas tor Sundo._, sc h oo l 10 a .m . evemng s.e- r vr("e , 7 J O p m . Pray e r m eehn g , W ednti~sday , 7 30 p .m . CHURCH 0 ~ G OO of 1-'roph ec._, located on the 0 J Whtt e Road IM fiOME TO S 771Y/ PLENTY OF TIME m TALK I This Sunday off h1g hw o v" 160 Sunda y Schoo l . 10 o m Supe r mtendent Jo hn Lo~Jed o y Ftrsf Wednes da y nr ght of mon th CPMA ser vices second Wednesday WMB m eefrng , t hird through f rfth yo u th ser .... rce George Croyl e, pas tor HO P£ BAPTI ST CHA PH - S70 G rant St , Mtddl epofl Re,. Bo bby t: lk ms Su nday schoo l 10 o m ., morni n g worsh tp 11 e"'entng wor shrp , 7 30 p m , Thursda y eve m ng B1ble sl udy and prayer meet1ng I 30 p m Affi li ated w 1th '•',, ·'ll,, FRANK&ERNIE . rV s8 c BR AD f O RD CHUR CH OF CHRIST- G abr iel Mrol , pa stor Sundov sc h oo l, 9 30 o .m .. mo rn rng ch urch 10 30 o m Junior ch urch prog ram under dtrec tto n of Ka re n Mraz l or chtldren, 2- 10, durrng regular ch urch hour rn chu rch base'ilenl Sunday eve n rng ser11rce 7 p .m Wednesday serv tce , 7 30 p m JUHilH CHRIST IAN CENTE R George's Creek Road Ch urch sc hoo l , 9 JO o.m , mornt ng wor shi p 10 30 evenmg serv•ce , 7 p m Praye r meetrn g Wednesday , 7p m ST PAUl LUTH £RAN CHURCH , Carner of Sycam or e and Seco nd Sts .. Pomeroy The Rev Wrl lr om Su nday M 1ddl eswart h, Pa stor School at 9·45 o m and Ch urc h Se r vices II a m SACRED Ht:ART, Rev Fath er Paul 0 W ellon , pastor . Pho ne 992· 2825 Satu rday e'ientng Moss, 7 30 Su nday M ass 8 and 10 a .m . ConfesSIOn Saturday , 7-7 30 p m VICTORY BAPTI ST On the Route 7 bvposs J11mes E. Keesee . pa sl or . Sunda y school . 10 om ., morning wars hip, 11 a .m : even· rn g se r vice , 7 • TRINITY Chr ts tian Assembly , Ga lbert Spencer , Cao lvrlt e pa stor , Sunda y school 9 30 a .m ., morning wor shtp , II a .m . Sunday evem ng ser11 tce , 7 30 p .m .: mi dw eek pro ver ser..,.•ce W ednes · day , 730 pm M O UNT Olrve Co mmunity Chu rch , Long lia llorn Lo wrance Bush . pas tor 8 e111e Prgotl Sun day sc h ool supl. Sunday School 10 am Yaulh group and proy e r meetrngs W ednesda y 7 30 p.m . Ch urch ser vrces Sunday 7·30 p. m rA ITH BAJJTIST Church Mason . meet a t U nited Ste el Workers Unton Hall. Ro tlroa d Street , Mason Pa stor Rev Jay Mrtchell . M orning worsh1p 9 " 5 o . m .~Sun · day Sc h ool 10:JO o m . Proyer rnee trng Wedncn day , 7 30 p m FOR EST RUN BAPTI ST - Rev. Nyle Sorden , pas tor . Corneliu s Hunch supenntende nt. Sunday schoo l. 9 .30 a . m : second and fourt h Sunday s worshrp service at :.!~pm , )< ' - _ (-1- >d ---- "- ~>--' !OOfj ___..- ~ - ~ I , " lfl 'T'Hf .SEMlf'RIVI\,.! Roo 1'.1 D0E.$N ,,. SOTH~ MC-- Me ·~ .,...,.,5 SEMIP~IVATS • ~ GOWN! 11- 1 .. The Almanac United Press In lema Ilona! Today is Friday, Dec. 1, the 335th day of 1978 wit h 30 to follow The moo n IS moving from quarter > ' Th e mornmg star s are Venus, Jupiter a nd Sa turn. The evening stars are Mer- c cury and Mars • " fo r busin ess in Pittsburgh . In 1917, Father Edw ard Fla naga n fo unded Boys Town, the "City of L1ttle Men," 11 m1les west of Omaha, Neb. In 1943, ending a "B1g Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagittarius . Fra nklin Amenca n ac tress Ma r y Martin was born Dec . 1, 1914. Wmston Churchill and Russ1an Prem1er Josef Stalm pledged a concerted effort w defeat Nazi Gennany . AIJD I SUf'!"()S& 'fb\J'RE> @lt.li!J TO <5?!;1-.V 11-1£5 OOL.l.~ I'M 01VI t-l0 \b\.1 aJ CH!'W' Wll.li:-; 'fi' ltlfN't \li)jl Bnt1s h D Unsc ramble these lo ur Jumbles. one letter to each square , to form / lour ordtnary words I T HINK I'LL TIDV-UP TH' TOP TWO __.:..-,PANTRY AN' G IT TH ' BOTTOM TWO TOMORAY .------, rJ WEST +2 • QIO B2 + KJ64 • Q 10 5 3 EAST + A Q 10 7 •94 + 82 • J 96 42 SOUTH • 93 " A J 53 He knew that So uth did not play t he dummy very well The re was a fourth fa ctor He knew he was gomg to lead the deuce of spades. Dummy 's Jack fell to East' s qu een Back came a A real!) a lert decla rer would We-st North East Pass Pass Pass Pass I+ Pass 2• Db!. Pass Pass Pass Pass 2 NT Pass I+ 2+ 3 NT Pass H1s double of t hree notrump wa.s ba sed on three factors 1 He kn ew cards were gomg to brea k badly fo r dedarcr 2 He kne w that North wa s an overb1ddn. 3 club and South wa s m + AQI073 r J 1 • 95 + AK Vu lnerable· North-South Dea ler: West "' IREFOLGI BARNEY "1 • 87 ~~~~~~~~~:--~~ COO.<- ' ...,., N ' " " " ' l ono ,.. Ll NORTH + KJ 865< • K 76 by HennArnoldandBoblee I. ...........aJ 0 ~ A table presence faculty M1mst er I HAWSS I o910< • Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sont ag Roose ve lt, P n me ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~~ ("J 0-1&-K ... ALSO Ol.l WOMF-I.l AIJD SOIJ0 1 BRIDGE Three ,' meeting in Tehran, Iran , Ame n ca n Prestde nt On this day m history; BORNWSER Fnday, Uer . J opened its full phase to the first " • In 1913, Lh e '\ torld:s lll:;l dn ve -m gasoline s tation South Pass Pass see tha t he was m rea l troubl e and go after diamonds in a n efrort to save as much as poss1ble from the wreck, but South led a second s pade. We won' t carry on from there except to report t hat when the smoke lifted South had been held to fiv e top tn cks a nd was 1100 points poor er _ Openmg lead . + 2 (] h . I I I_ =---=~ ~ IY.AFULT IS-ENE~ALL'i LEFT AT THE 6-I N K. Now arrange l he crrcled letters !O Jorm the surpnse answer as sug gested by I he above cartoon By Oswald J acoby and Alan Sontag The la te Kenneth Konstam was one of the greatest rubber bridge players of all time. In r ubber , ~ridge there IS somethmg called table pres- SHELFS ence tha t means more t han a lmos t a nythmg e lse a nd Kenneth possessed t his fac- TODRV ·- uit; Jumbl• t. .. o11 No 1,j,CI)n,a rnu."' • 10 puu les, Is ava il able lor S! .15postpald lre~ mJu m bl e , c/olhl s newapapPr 6011 J4, Norwood N J 07648 Inclu de your 1nam•. addreu, zip c ode and na ke checks payable to News paperbooks - ' ' YOU 5EE ,THIS 15 MORE THAN A "VISIT '1 FOR M E UP ' ,. I c:'ON 'T WANT TO C:ISRUPT YOUR ROUTINE WE HAVE ' I THINK Ill PLAY HOOKY FRoM mE OFFICE TOC7AY. mERE 5o .;;Q MUCH WE'VE GOT TO TALK ABOUT < AI<H AND MOTHER IF I 'M DOING WHAT I LIKE DO I 448 Locust Middleport· Pomeroy, 0 . Good Bread ti e Sunday sc hool sup! Sunday sc h oo l 10 am m or n• ng wa r shtp 11 o m Suntlay eve nmg wo r sh•p 7 30 p, oym rn cet rng and Brbl e stud y lhur s.doy 1 :JO p m you th serv rc e 0 p m Sun day CHE SH R ( HU~CH O F GOD Rev Qonny R Coo k , pa ~to r Su n day sc hoo l 9 :m o m wors h•p sc r vrce 11 a m even1ng sc rvrc e , ~ 00, you th se r vrce We cin es day I 00 p rn LAN GSV I L LE C HR IST I AN CHURCH Robe rt M u sser pa stor Su nda y sc h oo l 9 30 a m Roy Sogman supt rnor n mg worshrp , 10 30 Sun flo y e~Jenrng servrce I 30 rntd we ek se r v tce Wednes floy 7 p rn SYRA CUSE CHURCH or THI:: NALAR ~ N E Rev Do ll:.' Bo ss pasto r Hob Moor f'! Sunday School supt Sunrloy schoo l 9 3U om marnmg wor sht p 10 45 om evo ngel •slic se r vtce 1 p m Wed nesda y se r v r( e~ p ra ye r and prm se I p m Naz are ne you th -, p m Doily pray er meelrng Cl :JO om Men s proyl:.'r mee trng Saturday 7 p m EDfN UNITED BRnHR£N IN CHRIS1 tlden H Bloke pa stor Sunday 5c hao l 10 om Rob er t Hee rl , sup! Mornrng ser rno l\ , 11 a m Sunday mgh t servrces Chrr s !•on Endeavor , I 30 p m So ng se r v rc e !:1 p m Pr eochrng 8 30 p rn Mrdwcck Pra yer meetrng Wed nes rlay 7 p rn Roy Ad orns lay lea der CHURCH OF JESUS CHRI Sl Loco terl a t Ru tland on N ew Luna Rood next to Forest A cre Park Rev Roy Rouse pa stor Rober t M usser Sunday School supt Sun day sc hool 10 30 o rn worshtp I 30 p m Brb le Stu cly W erln es day I :JO p m Sa turday mght pra yer servtce I 30 p m HEMlOCK GROV~ C HRI ~ TlAN !o:oger Wa tson , pas tor Kenl\eth Byer Sunday sc hool 5u pt Morn rng worshtp q JO a m Stm rloy schoo l 10 30 am evenr r1g servrce ·; 30 Wedne!>rloy H1ble Study 7 ]0 p m MT UNION BAPTI ST Do" Wtl so n Sunday schoo l superml end enf Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m eve nrn g wa rshrp I 30 p m Pray er dieet •ng I 30 p rn Wed nes dor TUPPER S PlAINS C HR I ~TIA N CHURCH £ugene Under wood po .. tor Howard Caldwto ll Jr Su nday Schoo l Supt Su n day School ~ 30 o m Morn•pg Ser mon IO<JO o m Sv nl1ny evenmg ser vrn:.> I p rn U: T AR1 ~A LLS UN I TED I:H lfTHREN Rev ~ rl:.'elond N orr r!> pm tnr fl o yd N om s supt 5uncl ov •, rhn~ l '.1 ,j(t n rn mo t l'lll!=J ~r MARK V STORE Middleport OH , IVENr7Y DARLI NG, SEEING YOU IS .JU5T THE TONIC I NEED I YOU'RE GOING- TO STAY AWH ILE .. YOU 'RE NOT .JU:7T PASSINGTHROUGH? the highest degree. Derek Rmung ton , in an article 1n Popular Bn dge monlhly, gives today's hand as an example of Kenneth at his best In A Canadtan reader wants to know the meani ng of West's double m this biddi ng seq uence. South ope ns one club. North responds one spade. South rmses to two spades and now West dou~ bles. Th1s IS defmitely a takeout doubl e and shows both unbid suits plus some clubs , r NE WSPAPI-~ H F NTEHPH!SE ASSN f (For a copy o( JACOBY MOOERN send S1 to . " Wm at Br1dge, · care of fh1s newspaper P 0 Box 489. Rad•o Cily Station Ne w York . N Y 10019.) .. .., �.. ' Daily &online I. Midcllt>purt·Pnrnt.•ruy , 0 .. Fnda y, Dt'l '. I. i ~ 1/R 1.5 Wttnl!; Ill' llndt•r 1.1'111 Uti t 'h:t rgt· l.;!;i 1.!111 :tdHn• . 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RI SING STAR Kenn els Boo1 drnq ond qroo1r11ng . oil b1 C'Crl ~· .Chesh;re J67·0Jq'J (t..,,d (lui •• ''""'l/ " '' ""~ w oth hlnw t' l !) '/~ 1 1 Nr•,~ , ·lt•t Til( l>r~ t wo h' l ICl tll-..hH htly ht •tll ~l'n Q~ 1nn l ho h ':> K tnnl ' .!I wo th l'tO~ ~A L CO N HfW11tlll•tt · l n(ll hn · 2-door std . shill . · Gooci work cor . ~un5 good . body rough Y92 -'l<IYS . 6B ·---- - ~ORO l TIJ . 5295 9~1 - '1414 . SQ4 GUN SHOOT . Racine Volun teer For Rent --·-· ----- ·- --- !=ire Dept . Eve-ry So!urdoy 6:30 pm at r~e ir bui lding in Boshon . COUN TRY MO~ IU Home Pork . Route J:J . ' nor th of Pomeroy . _foct~ry c.tto.k~ gun s '?nly .. Lorge lots Cc ii 99'J.-/ 479 . _NO HUNTING or tre spassing day or night on the Charles Yos t 3 AND 4 RM . fu r nished and un· ond th• t ~ an We ll ~ar ms . lurnis h ed 'o p t ~ . Ph on e (j!q { . 543d . A TTI:NTION Dt'ER HUNTERS. Hov e yo1,1r trophies moun ted . Ca ll TWO BEDROOM . kit chen furm sh· ed. opt . Call before B orn Terry Brown . 'lt15 -:J83J . . . . . . . . deer iro ph y . HA VE YOUR mo'"n te-d. Birchfield T o~tidermy . Rutland . O hi o Ph one ~lA - 742 · :.!178 . Uprtqht Ill HI-I WH~~l hor !>C ltm l or with 36 Ill tn OWf' l 011d ll('W !> 11 (1W hlrtdt' loi<P oo(' w 1'-JO':! P!ymo ooth b ryJ qd 1101 1' f-lh C"IIIf' n 1.:1 b6 "1 J"!)!J n1 bl:!.l Jo;:~ SNOW TIRE S ALE SNOW TIRES . ON SALE AT POMEROY LANDMARK . SERVICE STATION Pomeroy Landmark 9.~ck W. Carsey, Mgr. ·- · tAiil RfNHRS A SS ISTANO: lor Senior Citizens . You m ay be able to live in our apartme n t f or l e~s thOn SSO . Village Mooor .Aporl · ments . qcn .na7. ..hone 992-2 181 ANTI -FREEZE l"AX ID E RM I ~T WO RK ani mal s and dee r I ·J04 ·'173 %41 . OlD FURNI TURE . ice boxes . brass O.ds. iron bed s. desks. etc .. comp lete househ olds . Write M .D. M iller . Hf. 4 . Pomeroy or ()11\o'fl oil ,c.«- $347 '-' ~~gal. .coli YY'J· . 77b0 . . Town & Country Pomeroy Landmark OlD COINS. pocket watches_ dan ring• . weddin9 bands . d iamonds . Gold or silver . Co li N ~g~r ~~~ s ley . 142- :J:JJ ~ WANT TO buy : old .t S and 7H phonograph records . Coli 119:1-6370 or Contact M ortin ~ ur ­ niture , 9..,.:!.ack W. Carsey, Mgr. tAiil , I..,_... PhoneI 9'12-2 181 ( Hfii SlMAS gift s· puppie s weeks old Only 3 left . 614 -090 · I 067 . collect, f BfAUTIJ:UL !i ll Vtl< Persian spa)·Cd l emol e co l . rlerlow eri Mu~t hov e good in doo• honw . l.lf.IL -58J4 ltonerl . I lot. 210 lt. lrot>toge . Sll .OOO Phonp "/ <I'} '11:!10. VINDAH 14 ){ '10 '1 bedroom. to tal f'IN t r1 r with on cho r5 noel u n rle rpmn m~ l wni !> hed 0 1 uu· l urnt <; ht'd <19/ -74BS ol tt'r )pm . 1':~ 77 R ~OUCI:i SAFE and lo ~ t wtth Gol:l ese Tab lets & t -Vop 'wat er p dl ~ ·. N elson Drug . WW f -41-'184 4. I"IIOIATI! COURT OF MI!ICJS COUNTY ESTATE OF WA LLACE W. AMBI!RGER, DECEAS ED cuo No . 22520 NOTICE OF AI"I"OINTMENT 0~ ~IOUCIARY On November 18 , 1918, In tne MIIOI County P r obate Court , cue No . 225 20, Mar.g aret Amberger, Box 6-4, CP'tttlttr. Ohio 45720 wu appolnttCI Executri x of the ntate of Wtllace W . Am berger , deceased, la te of Box Chester , Oh io . u, Manning 0 . Web1ter Prob1te Judge -Clerk CHH I S T MA~ a ctrtlficate of lftftftdl tD CIIIIOIYI 1hl cor - 1111 2< 112) Ht:C ULATION f-I OOL table 5fote top . Con be ~~ e n by appoint · rl'lcnt only . 1 used S t o ~ e · o ­ matic Heotr olo '14'1-1'/0':J POMEROY lANDMARK Christmas Heodquarters lor all your G. E. T .V.'s & Holpolnt Appliances. '· -~ ' PRICES . . J, 2tc St . l'I7J fORO PICKUP . 50,()()() mtle ~ No ru~l 6 ryl. !'> ld . 197:.1 Plymouth DuslEH . sharp 9fi'J.:J9fff . peratlon . J1mes Stewart , Director of Fi ve Points GrilL Inc . Main LOW Rl: Y GfNif 44 . Perfe ct condiliOn . All e)l'trO~ 992 -3'115.· dlnolutlon wlfl't t"e Stcretarv of State ane ~tenDv filii notice th1t It T~t~5 . Ru tland . I"UILIC NOTICE Milts County, Ohio. nos flied hailer . SOOU . BACH ProfeH ionol Sll V fH trumpet . l e!.s tha n J mo . ol£1 A r. kmg pr1ce 5550 . 94'1 -Jl SH 111 1 24, C12l 1. I , ltc Tht Five Points Grill , Inc ., an Ohio corporation with Its fM"Inclpll ptiCI Of bUSiness In Ho r ~e 't Don't let a chimney- f ire put a damper on you r life CalllHE SWEEP · 19th Century Ser vic e with Century Know - How . Specialiting In Wood stove, Oil Furnace & Fireplace F lu es Phone : 742·3 110 Ki m Whit e, "Proprietor 20 th KHAUI D llU Au r IH""Int' f' t Corn ph •l• ' 'u•rvotf' Phrortf' '.!Jll :14 /l/ r~t <lt11.1 .:1UOO R011 rH' Oht<' Ct tl t Hr odi C' I rl Business Services L JACKW. • CARSEY Mgr. · · Phone "2-2tll .... PETE SIMPSON SALES REP. FOR SUNDINS HAMMOND ORGANS Racine, Ohio Phone 949.2 t1B AlterS P.M. 11-26-1 mil. All '~'• mile off Rt. 7 by-pass on St. Rt. 124 toward Rutland. Commercial and Building 0. Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Pholle 992 -5682 To Existing Structures All Type Concrole Work No Contract Too Large Or Too Small . 25 Years Experience All Work Guaranteed 992-7547 For The Best $23.500 .00. DON'T FENCE ME IN Here we h ave 2 lot s ea ch lOx 152. Close to school. 3 bedrooms . Ca ro et ; na drape s, p orc hes , basement . $21,300.00. DIG THIS, DAD oversize d bedroom, 2 regular size . Lot 50x200. (great fo r kidS) s ome paneling and carpe ti ng, basem ent, other features. Price In Town See Denver Kapple At MOORE'S Muffler Brakes Shock s Tires Battery. Installation Service . Free Estimates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 ki1 c hen. Fireplace , fam ily room . Many other f eatures. $20,500.00. MOBILE Phone 742-2029 ' 11 16 ll -17-1 mo . HOME i ·-..•• ~ CeUulosic (wood· fiber) Thermal i11sulation Save 30 pcl.to50 pet. on heating cost Experience and ...... "· .•• •' c NEW LISTING - Large 3 bedroom ol der ho m e n ea r st ores and s hoppi ng. 8 room s, l'/1 ba th s . f ull ba sement and new nat . gas furnace . $25,000. NEW LISTING - Wou ld you like f ive acres with dug we lL lots of f ir ewood , el ectri c ava il able on a good mail an d school bu s ro u,te . $7,500 . COUNTRY HOME - l'h acres af good garden land . . Room for farm animals, ha s T. P. water, 3 Henry E . Cleland Jr . Henry E . Cleland Associate Relator s Kathy Cleland Leona Cleland 992 -2259,992-6191,992-2568 OHIO VALLEY ROOFING & HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE Roofing, guHers, new and repair . , . Inside Paneling & Ce1hng 1974 PONTIAC CATALINA 1975 DODGE 1975 FORD !l~RT LTD - • •• For Free Estimates .. 11 -9-1 mo . lite Free Estimate - ail work guaranteed 20 Yrs. Experience Call: Tom Hoskins 949-2160 11 -28-c 3 RENOVATED bedrooms, bath , new F .A . fu rnace, c ar'petlng , LC. water, and 1.23 acres nea r RI:PAIH. toas ters irons . oil smal l appl iances . l awn mower nex t to Stole Highway Carage on Rout e 7. Phone (014) 98~ JH'J5 . FOR SALE ~ fW I NG MACHINE ~epoir s ser· vice . all "makes , 942 -ilH4 . The r:obroc Shop . Pomeroy . Autho rized Singer Sole s and Ser vice. We ~ h orpe n Sci ssor s. tow n. 523.000. NEW HOME -3 bedrooms w ith p lenty of cl oset space. Bath, nice kitchen, dining w ith gla ss doors to the w ild . fX CAVA TING . doter ~ loader and backhoe work · dump truck ~ ond fa-boy s lor hir·e;- wd l haul f ill dirt , to ~ oil. limestone and grn\le l Col i Ho b or Hoger Jef· fer s. cloy phone q41 -70tl9. n1g ht phone 441 -JS:t:i or 91/') . 5'l:JL . Ca r pellng, T . P . Water on one acre . $35,500. BUILDING & TRAILER LOTS - Several loca·tion s and prt ces. Acreage i f wan ted. DON'T BUY BY PR ICE, BUY ON QUALITY AND LOCATION , TRUST A REALTOR FOR GUIDANCE. CALL 9923325 . VIRGIL B. AND GORDON B. ARE CERTIFIED APPRAISERS. HELEN L ANO SUE P . MURPHY ARE REALTOR ASSOCIATES. Housing Headquar ters TUPPERS PLAINS Ranch s ty le 3 bedroonl llOme located one block I rom sc hool. N ice neighborhood . Just wh a t a young coupl e wi th a small chitd n ee d s. P lenty of ground - Almost an acre . Ftnancing avai lable. $1H ,SOO Full Price. CALL 992-2342 EVENINGS 992-2449 DOWNING-CHILDS REAL ESTATE Rodney Downing- Broker Bill Childs, Manager FOR SALE f XCAVA TIN G, dozer , backho e onct ditcher. Charles H. Hot fie ld , Bock Hoe Ser vice . l{u tlo nd . Ohio . Ph one 741 -1008 . Wlll dO roofi ng , constr uc tio n. plumbrng and heo lt ng . No job too lo r"ge or too srn o/1 . Phone f4:l ·LJ 4B . AND MAR TIN HOWERY co voting . sep ll r ~p t em s ciozer . backhoe , dump truck . l1mestone. grovel. blork top pavin g . Ill 14:J . Phone I (0 14) 1:148 -733 1. tJATH ROOMS AND Kitch ens rem orlelerl . ce rom rc fil e · plum · bing . corpenliy , and general mainten anc e lJ year ~ ex · p e r i~mc e 9'12:Jbti5 . • 10 ·30 ·c • A1 HNTION · HOME owner s l:nd ••' ~ el 111 your pointing worrie s. "14'J-L08 1. ' C.ll742-2211 4 Dr., auto., p .s- • '2695 PACER ··~ 'l Only Or ., 33,000. 1 and PRIC E D FOR QUICK SALE at $22.500 . home. It has a large k itche n wi th lots of ca binets, stove, refrigerator and dishwasher. Beautiful d i ning room with sl id ing glass doors . Large living room and fam il y room , and fo finish th is well ·laid out home we have five bedroom s, utility room and garage. Very low healing bill. fled barn ·llke st orage building . Located about ten m inutes north of Pomeroy just off Rt. 7. Asking $55 ,000 . MIDDLEPORT - Th is well cared for ne wer home has 3 BRs, living room , bath , mostly carpeted , kitchen is equ ipped with refrigerator and stove , utility room, natural gas for ced a ir heat. outside storage bu ilding . Price $27,000. CHESTER - Good 5 bedroom house , with full ' be5ement end 2 baths. Nat. 9as heat , appr o x. I ac re land and large storage buildmg . Price $2 1,500 . TWO ACRES - A bea ullfu l4 year old, 2 bedroom home with large eat-In kitchen , 2 bedrooms, all nicely carp!'ted . 2 baths, full basement with TV room . Many more ex tr as, low, heat bill with nat. gas for ced air furna ce . All th is and two njce acres of land in a good locat io n . Will go quick for S3S.OOO . We need large and small farms and, many types of property . • CALL JIMMY DEEM, ASSOCIATE 949 -2388 or NANCY JASPERS, ASSOCIATE 949-2654 ' MIDDLEPORT Well built ol der hom e that ha£ been c ompletely r i::!modeled . 2 story with full basement. 3 bedrooms upstairs with hardwood f loors and a rhoder n bath. Stairway , li vi ng room and dini ng room hl\s! ri ch thick carpet ing. Kitchen Is complete with built hi MAKES A BED FOR 1975 GRAND TORINO 1973 FORD MAVERICK ............ $1295 2 dr .• auto, p .s., ' p .b . , low mileag e. shar p . I D r , ,llJ!O , viny l ro ot 2695 1975 FORD MUSTANG II 1 1973 HORNET SPORTABOUL .. $1295 ft ('I I ., <HJIO ,. 1 D r •N.uton . P S , ,l tr 1972 v.w.................................$895 RIEBEL'S USED CARS .. I D r .. J sprC'c1 . see Roger Ri ebe l 1974 FORD GALAXIE 1495 PICKUP cond . 12495 1972 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr ., J cyl . stcl St. Sipe ranks fourth in NFL statistics Au to ., loaded . 1970 PONTIAC 4 DR Auto., p .s., air. 1968 CHEVY NOVA .1 D r .• f'u t omrt l ic. '1195 Largest Selection In The Valley '395 TON 15 IN STOCK F la t EVENINGS 992-2449 DOWNING-CHILDS REAL ESTATE Rodney Downing •. Broker but l.lo;lels. Manager I. bc!\~~'~'~nd;t;on 1974 C~t~ 'IV Plcku ~ 7 1495 '495 St8 tion wagon , c)UIO. Rt. 985 ·33145 or 667 ·3463 , 1 mil e north Tuppers Plains , Ohio 1974 BUICK REGAL '595 cablnefs, range , dishwasher , disposal and even the breakfast set goes. For y our convenience there Is a half battt off the kitchen . And you II love the basement family room . It has deep pile shag carpet and paneled walls with a wood or coa l burning Ben Franklin Stove. The laundry has a was her and dryer that also .goes with the house. And this solid home Is loc ated on over 3!4 acre. Shown by appoin tmen t., .try I .. 1 c;p. 1 Auto ., p .s .. p.b .. Exr f' IIP.n t This m ay be your dream D r . W<lqon . V H. ,lulo , p S , P I) . ,l i r 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON........'1295 4 Or., auto., air . 1 Acre and up nea r Pomeroy . basement . Large pond stocked w ith fish . Pr iced f or .I '1895 50 ACRES FREE GAS - Good 1'12 story house wit h ful l quick sa le. $40,000. SPACIOUS BI-LEVEL - 1974 FORD lORIN0 ................. $1495 1976 GREMLIN X '2895 307, stMfli!rCI . v rny l rool <:, tl .lrp .1... p .. .l(y l Sp ort pKg .• auto., 6 cv l ., p .s , p.b ., r adia l t•r es. Au t o., P . B .. P.S., ra dio. 1974 FORD VAN 1 1974 lOYOTA HI LUX PICKUP. ... $1995 1976 HORNET WAGON 1975 FORD MUSTANG !.J 1976 BUICK REGAl 1974 OLDS 88 · ROYALE CPE. Equipped for you and easy dr iving. Sport y rni d size. CPE. A ntce wor k. car . '4295 lu g. •3495 1975 CUT. 442 CPE. 1974 CADIUAC DEVIU£ SEDAN Dark green . '1995 1974 CADILLAC DEVILLE SEDAN Red . wh it e vi ny l. '3995 '3495 1973 BUICK lS SEDAN 1974 CADIUAC DEVIllE ORDINANCE NO . 497 Y el low gold . Silver . bl ack slr ipe . Air. auto ., p.s .. radio . BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the Vi l lage of Pom ero y , all membe r s th ere to concu r ring : Sec. 1. Tha t the office of the Vi ll age Tr easu r e r o f t he Vi llag e o f Pomero y, and the office of t h e V illage Clerk of the Vi llage o f Pomer oy, shall be co m bi n ed into one offi ce to be k nown as Clerk -Treasurer. Se'" . 2. T ha t the sa l,;try of the C' IL' '" k · T reasurer sha ll be $3 ,600 .\JO for lh e yeer. ar~d in addition there to the Clerk Treasur er sha ll be enti tl ed t o al l other benefits pr ovided "KEEP THAT GREAT FEEl, lNG any other employees Of the WITH GENUINE GM PAR Vi ll age o t Pomeroy under its tns ura n ce programs . Sec . 3. T ha t a copy o f this See one o( these courteous sa les me n : Pete Burris, Marvin ordinan ce sh a ll immediately or George Harris . be cer t if ied lo the j3oard of Elect ion s of Meigs County, Ohio, not ifyi n g said Boar d of th e said combinat ion ot said offices to be kno wn as th e c lerk . Tr eas ur er . Sec 4. That the Cl erk · Tr easu r er sh a ll be elected tor ''Y ou ' ll Like Our Quality Way of Dotng Bu si ness" GMC F i nanci ng a 1erm of tou r years com . 992 -5342 Open Evenings 'Unti l6 :00+ Til5 p .m . Sa t . Pomeroy mencing Janu ary 1, 198 0. Sec: . 5. That the sa id Board of Ele c tions is hereby noti f ied that the office of Cler k NOTI CE OF - PUBLIC NOTICE Trea su r er sha ll be plac ed on DRAW I NG JURORS O t ana K W e lts , whos e the ballo t for th e primar y Office at commi ssi on ers of residen ce is unk n own, but elec t ion in 1979 as provided Juror s, M et gs Cou nty, Ohio who se last known addr ess by law . o ec.l. 1978 was Bo x 22. Long Bottom , Sec 6. Th at the Cl erk . To A ll Whom tt May Con Ohio, w i l l take notice that on Tr easurer shalt pe rform lhe cern : the 14th day of November , duties pr evailed by l aw for On Satur day , the 9tn day of 1978 , that R al ph Well s , the Clerk of the V il lage of December , 1978, at 10 : 00 Pomeroy and th e Tr easurer • Pla intiff , filed his Comp l a int against her in the Comm on o' clock , AM .. at the office o f of lh e Vi ll age of Pomeroy . A l l th e CLERK OF CO URT o f Pleas Co urt of Me igs Count y , laws perta ining to the Clerk ME IG S Count y, Ohi o , Juro rs Ohio, Case No . 17024 pray ing and t o t he Treas urer Sha ll will be publi Cly dr awn for fhe fo r divor ce upon the ground s be con s trued to app l y to the Star ting Dec. 2, our stor~ JAN U ARY 19 79 Ter m of the of gross· negle ct o f duty , for Clerk . Treasurer . COMMO N P LE A S Cou rt o f hours will be 8-S Mon .- Fri. cu stody , of t he two m inor Sec . 7. That th is Ordin ance Sa id Coun t y . Closed Saturday and chi ldren, lor settlem ent of is hereby d ec l ar ed t o be an p r ope rt y righ t s, and will Sunday . emerge n cy ordina n ce FR E ELA N D NORRI S further take notic e tha t thi s necessa r y for the immed i a!e L AUR EN E . HO FF MAN ca u se can be h ea r d at any Internationa l New. Idea preservation of th e p ubl tc Comm tssioners t ime fo l l owing twenty eight safety in sa id Village of Harvester Equipment 1 of Jurors days from t he date of th e la st Pomeroy and sha ll go into { 121 l, ltc: publ ica tton of t htS not ice and immediate effect . that the las t publicafioo will be ma de on t he 22nd day of Passed : N ovember 6, 1978 Dece m ber, 1978 . AT TE ST : L arry E . Spencer , Ja ne Walton Cler k of Co urt CLERK Meigs County, Ohio AP PR OVED : Clarence A ndr ews ( 11 1 17. 24, (12) 1. e. 15 , 22 . otc Mayor •3295 SERVICE/PARTS V ~. rll tlo .. P S .. P B . •11r . .t Dr 2 Or., auto., p .s., w hite, low •2195 RURAND FURNITURE Riittonct '2395 1975 FORD GRANADA Dr. , au t o ., p .s,, p.b ., air. Fully Clean, good tir es. M . b lue. GMQUALITY I I '2895 '. TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grate or Gene Smith 742-22 t1 l 'h stor y house, mostl y ca rpeted w ith A bedrooms, dining room and laundry room . Al so almost new 2 car heated garage. This home is nice ly located in Portland . .. . . Au l om rt l ic, p .::.., p .h ., r,l(liO, o cy l . , Air r on</, lli 'W r <~d i<1 1 It r es, ni r shor ks. rf'CI 1nin(1 5f'n f , ltJ<I(Jol(lf' r.1 r k 9' and 12' Vinyl CB radi o equipment . herything tn 1wo way radio . anten nas and occes. Phone Por tlo nd 843 -LHJl. Optm ev en· ings ti l l tJ:OO : Su nday 'J 00 till 6 :00 . Good r:~:----""7--, 1976 FORD MAVERICK Buy where you can coma in and see what you're geHint 99 2·2174 Had valve job. has 50me rust . 1976 OlDS CUTLASS SUPREME SEDAN 1975 OLDS 98 LS SED. New tir es. air , a uto., p .s., MIDDLEPORT, 0 . '2495 '4395 DAN THOMPSON FORD 992 -2196 ~ndlt lo n . I v. roOt. AM FM. '1295 1975 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON See Rocky Hupp, Darrell Dodrill or Pat Hill, General Manager r for a Good Deal on a New or Used Vehicle. Dark bl u e. '5295 r ack Don ' t for get you ow e it t o yo ur self to c hec k with us befo re you bu y anY c;u , N e w or Us cd. we ca n sa ve yo u money . W e are th e Fri end l y Dea lership. See or Ca ll on e o f these Fri endl y Sa l esm en : J . D. St ory , R.w Douglas or Bill N els on . 50 50 se a t, air . Good tires . 1975 DATSUN 210 CPE. '4395 Closed Sunday n ry l , <tu1 o, P ~. As Low As - Good selections .sfocked. '695 Air , AM FM, good t ir es & more . 1977 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1976 F-100 2 In Stock.. ............ .. .......$AVE OPEN TILL 7 P.M. Except Thursday & Saturday Iii 5 : 00 silver, black . 1974 OlDS 88 ROYALE SEDAN '1795 Rubber Back Carpet Ca ll 1971 BUICK SKYLARK WAGON "YOUR FRIENDLY DEALERSHIP" SPECIAL All carpel installed with paddiil~ at no charge. Expert onstallallon . AUTOMOBi l E INSUHANCE b een conc elled? Los 1 you r opero1 o r ~ licen se') Phon e 'lf.J'l · 214J V-8, P .S., P . B .• topper. Lots more. I . ... 11976 HORNET SPORTABOUT I 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE.. .......$3495 I WAGON I 1974 OLDS ClJliAss ................ '2495 DRIVE A LITTLE &. SAVE A LOT sq.,yd. &up. 1977 F150 RANGER ........ .. Creme Puff $AVE '1395 500 E. Main, Pome roy Clo se ilt6:00 P .M. Wee kdily s I . SAVE ON CARPETING '4•88 350 V-8 , Scottsdale pack ., aut o. t ra ns., a ir cond. More . "'',Jt SMITH NELSON MOTOR, INC• home with the omozing Sty ro " ~ cam Insu lation . Com es with 40 !# year worrenty . free es ti rno tes. Co li J07-0L04 . Go ll ipol ts.. O~i '?. CAS H fOR 1unk c or ~ . Wrec k er ~ ~e rvice . hyc' s, Rut land . Oh io. 1978 C-10 4X4............................... $AVE Dr '695 \11/IJ . ~~:: ~o~d':~n:~~d~~=";,~"~~:~ : Floor Covering In Stock HONAKfR'S CB and electrcmic equipment . Wt .:JJ SUO :.!nd St. . Mason. WV 15200. • 1 ~ROSTY ' S CENTRAL REALTY CO. :• PULLIN S EXCAVAT ING . Comp le te Se r vice. Phone 49'1· 247ti. ClfAN ING . J:Ufo!NACf 4'-J1 -5587 . siz ed yard . Good location on Mill St. Call th e Wi semiln Reil l Estate Agency, Gallipoli s, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - B OWlJ~S ~weeper s. CHRYSLER NEWPORT Air , rad io, 1973 OLDS TORONADA '1995 Landau, Radi o, au to. P .S., P.B., Low Mil eage, Sol id B lack . XL7 Pack , 351 V -8, Free w heeler pack., air con d ., auto . trans . More . 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1972 GRAND PRIX '1495 '5295 p.b .. AM· F M. 3 seals, •••• Chester, Ohio BoX 3 1976 PINTO 2 DR ........................... $AVE 1974 PINTO 2 DR 2 in Stock.. ............ $AVE '1 '1 •• Jack's Septic Tank Service Needs L.F . fende r , wtll sel l as is or rep aired . L ow mileage. sharp, nice fami l y car. 1978 BRONCO 4X4.................... ...... $AVE 500 Jack Ginther 985-3806 11 · 3·1 mo . HWOOO bedrooms, bath , gas heat . nicely located . $16,000 . living room w -fir epl ace , formal dining , ea t · in kitr.h e n, bath w-shower, garag e & a king LOTS - 1973 PLYMOUTH GRAN FURY '1295 2 Dr ., air . radio , V . roof, black, red. 6 cyl., auto. tr ans., P .S., l oca l owner . N ice . 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA 1972 ReSidential and commercial . Call for estimate . 24 Hour Service. Any day, anytime. · Phone 985·3806 PHONE 992-2772 .\Dr 1974 FORD LTD .1 1974 GRAND PRIX 1977 CHRYSLER NEWPORT SEDAN ...... .............. .. ............... $AVE 1973 MAVERICK 2 DR ...................... $AVE ··2995 • 1975 CHEV. IMPALA 2 DR '2495 1974 MAVERICK GRABBER 2 DR ... •. :... $AVE '2995 .1 q r en 1975 MAVERICK 4 DR .............. .. ...... $AVE •2295 1973 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 )> I 6 cy l. , auto. tr ans ., P .S., mor e. 'J Dr . SEPTIC TANK CLEANING J&L INSULATION JIM KEESEE 302 V 8, auto. trans., P S., air cond., r adio, vi n y l r oo f . 7 Dr . • • m Q ::I 6 cy l .. auto . trans ., P .S., radio, viny l roof , viny l insert , body side mldg s. , chrome wheels , one loca l own er Less tha n 28.000 miles. Crem e puff . 1974 FORD COURIER '3295 .. Call992-7013 CEU.ULOSE INSULATION '6.50 per bag 1975 GRANADA 4 DR ............... ....... $AVE '2995 Located on lot. Use your own furniture, patio and storage build ing . $7,500.00. WE'RE PAID TO DO YOUR WORRYING BU.YING OR SELLING SEE US NOW, OR CA·LL. REALTORS '3695 .1 Dr 1\nothN lor a/ 0wnN Pomeroy, 0 . Free Est. ·catf992-2772 11 -3- 1 mo. '2795 Or . ShM p . ·I ' 220 E . Main Sfreel, .fully insured 1975 MAVERICK 2 DR ............ ........... $AVE 1975 FORD ELITE "0 V-8, auto . tran s., P .S., air cond , tilt whee l , aluminum road wheels, vi nyl roo f , AM-F M stereo tape deck, Jots more . 1976 PONTIAC LEMANS 1975 BUICK APPOLO ,. HOLIDAY (/) 1975 ELITE.. ......... ; ....................... $AVE 1976 PLYMOUTH DUSTER •2695 • ElliOTT APPLIANCE II J) w 250 6 cy l. , auto . tran s., P .S , air cond .. radio . vinyl roo f. Nice. 1 Loc,11 onr own rr t ::' Your Headquarters For Armstrong Carpeting J&L H. L WHITESEL Blown Insulation ROOANG &HOME MAINTENANCE JIM KEESEE . New or Repair Ju st $11 ,000 .00 . GENUINE RANCH - '~ acre. 3 bedrooms, ver y nice ..• Reasonable Prices References Available a: en 1977 GRANADA 4 DR ........................ $AVE PONTIAC GRAND PRIX '5295 1976 AMC PACER ••• • " GIVE US A TRY " 3-15-tt c Gutters and Downspouts •• Construction Maintenance Pomeroy, 0. pt, 992-2848 • carpentry, Electrica I, · Painting SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 1977 BUICK LIMITED '9195 • J. R. Constructioo Co. ,. Radliator·~:;;. .1,,..the Service 1..,.., ... ...... to 1M -.. 1971 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ~ - (') )> 0 slr ipes . less than 18,000 mi les . Sharp. ,.' Phone 992·6 144 4-30.1fC a_ <3 SS -1 V-8, auto . trans., P .S., air cond., vinyl roof , pin .••. •. ' •. Any Type Improvements m 0 en 1977 T-BIRD ................. ,....... .........$AVE " Home· -10-18-1 mo. bedrooms. F ormal d ini ng r oom . Full basement with r ec . r oo m . L ot s of r emo d el in g done h ere. Dan Thompson Ford " t~duslrial Type (.) w ~: ourning and Price BuildetS GARAGE Rea l Estate for Sale 606 E . Pomeroy, 0 . JUST LISTED - Need an overSized garag e ? This home has it . A lso J nice Broker Complete R ea l Estate service. Call us for what we have available. Listings Of all kinds wanted. Homes , fa rm s, commercial. Your satisfaction is our goal. Give us a fry. Cher'p'l Lemley Associate New Lima Road Hutchinson Sub-Div . 1 Rutland, Ohio OWNER MUST SELL - The own er ol thi s charming 2 story stone hom e in Middl eport mu s t se ll now so she is oll erin g. thi s fin e hom e for a tow , tow pric e ol S20,000. Th ere are 2 bedroom s 11 is ex tr a la rge), s pac ious JUST LISTED - ROGER_HYSEll HAMMOND& LOWERY ORGANS SALES& SERVICE I NEW& USED) c (/) !;!; •• ,_.-----:-------, r--':'7--'l""'~--;--1 . ' ::: IW'dlnr< tn ho n•f' ~ iiC"p locP ~ ~" ' rlf•( k I ortro wnoriNllot Ol·t 001 JHQO l"up pro r .., l'ln 111" HOBSTEIIER REALTY '. ----------------------------------------~~--------------~----------~ ', , IHH~~ 216 E. Second Street Gfi~A 1 Insur ed en ...J '.. . • r.J lf'} :!liBJ N~ W CHilO CAI< t in tny home . w eek rloy5 . 997 - ~J4"/ _G_ive (!.V>Jay _ . _ I.& \l s~~~:~~~:d r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , .. "4b · ) b4) , l Y"IO ~O R D PI( KUfl . Goorl condttoon . SHOO 4q:; . "ISI:I:J t~fl ~~ Small' h eorl · Rea I Estate lor Sal e PERMANENT ANTI- FREEZE Why pay Sl.99 nr1cl WA I ~R Wfll dri lling . William T Gtont 74'1 l8 7'l . ••n21>l!Y . TIMtsi:H . POMEH OY ~crest Pro· duels . Top pr ice l or stand ing sow timber. Cal l qq::z.5905 or Kent Hanby , 1· 440·t!570 . 1 HOM ! 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Phone Wilk esvil le t"'"!OK1rkwooci 11lf00J BR tsAfSYSITTffl from 3 to S. Mon . ~y J785 . B8S MOI:IIl f HOM~ SA LI:~ thru Fri . In Pomeroy for 8 year old girl. Cal l after_ S:JO A I 't7B Hondo Ha wk 400 cc motor· PI" Pl f ASA N T W VA . YY'l-7284 . <"ycle. I'JOO miles . 5 1100 or bes t off er. Ca ll alter 7pm . "/4 L·'lOJS . ACR~ 1'} ~' flU mobile horne SOMEONE to l ive f or small nE.'OI De• te1 !.fq{ 5HSB wages . roo m and board . Age NEW lOlA two row pu ll typ e com HI to 40. 992 -3254 . pi cker an d McCurdy grov tty 1116"/ TOTAL Ht(llll( mobde half . A lbert Pork er L mi l e~ l urnrshec:i . J bcrlr . hr1111<"' north of Cher.ter . Ohio . wa ~ h e r and rhyer A1 r (onrll · COOPl: R SINGLE cl r um ~webbing rog with 1800 It ol three·e igths on ~and lone moun ted on 190H 1-= -000 f or d 1ruck . S7000 Ca ll :J8~ · !:i63H be tw een 9 JO om 011ci I ~ IAI~ GeorgeS. Hobsleller Jr. 18 YE AR OLD boy needs r ide to flar.ida week of Oecember f thr u l3th . 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Po l es ma x . diameter to·· on large st end . $1'2 ~r ton. Bundled slob , SlO p41r ton. Delivered to Ohio Pollet Co ., Ht . '1 . Pomeroy. If/ 0' " ,.., FO WD ~ CONOI IN! Cl11h Wngon V H J~t n u1n lot ltliY rno., t'ollpd 011 OI>~"·C' AM ~M H l l a( lo. provocy q lo ,~ l· a (' llrnt (O IIdi 11011 Owll£'1 hPtnq tr on ~ I C'rt r' ci It\ GC'r mct~ T y PONTIAC ASTfiA hatchback auto .. new trres onci b otterte:> 94q.')L8J - - - --'-' ·- - - - - W70 f O WD l TO 4 new tires. New NO HUNTING or trespa ssing oo battery Goad ro nci 11i on . my property wit hout permi!.· 74:J -'JtH 4 sion . Judy McGraw . lY64 Pl YMOUT H ROAD Ru nner 4· GUN SH9QT. Hocine Gun Club. ~ peerl 4 bbl. . 11 wheels. S!:IUO. Every Sunday I pm . Foc1ory 44:/ .:J:JlO ' chok_e ~uns_ o~ l~ . . . I ARM I ~) R ,nl• • Hn tl"t' 'I horq<. tlool•·l to r~w pnnrl 111 <H<I"' '" lt /1'111111' W011('11 1y Q/ flC drop l. u q o•d ... 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I~ n·~·l"\" t•:< lht• n.:ht t't•jt•t ' lltl l~ · mls th•t•tm•cl ub- PuW1sht:r NOTICE Real Estate lor Sale 1nrl tC'I ttlt ~IPC' I onq l' 'o•m (jf4'J JHil 4 - Yard - . -Sale . 1!lid . tu t"'.ht ur For Sale AM llt't"'.'jrt~·t l nnly IA'tl h ,.;,:o;h with on lt•r . ~ n•111 d~<~rj!t ' fu r· i ttl~ l" <trr~ · IIIJ.! 1\&tX ~um i Jt· i· In l"o;rt• uf 'fht• St.·rt· nn· Tt~t· For Best Results Use Sentinel Classifieds In Memory WANT AD CHARGES CELVELAND (UPI ) After enduring considerable criticism during · the Cleveland Browns' midseason slump, quarterback Brian Sipe is one of the National Football League's leading signal - callers this week , statistically speaking. Sipe ranks third in the American Conference and fourth overall in the NFL a1 quart erback, with a n9 offlcience ratin g. Only Miami's Bob Griese, Pitts· burgh's Terry Bradshaw, New Orleans' Archie Manning and Dallas' Ru~er Staubach ran k belter statistically tban the uft· maligned Sipe, Buoy ed by Sipe's lat eseason resurgence and the improved .all-around play of the Browns, Coach Sam Rutigliano is looking for his club to live up to the "level of excellence" they established in recent games. "E verybody seems to have a lot more enthusiasm, more pride - the overall climate is good, very good," lhe coach remarked . Cleveland invades the Kingdome Sunday for a battle with the SEattle Seahawks. Both clubs sport H records. Last yea r, the Browns lost tu Seattle in the last game of the season, 20-19. GENERAL MOTORS PARTS DIVISION GM Karr & Van Zandt r---------... . MEIGS I Equipment Co. 1 I I I I I 1 I Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-2176 __________...1 f l ll 24, (12) 1, 2t c A thought lor lhe day: President Franklin D. RooseIn 1974, a TWA 727 jetliner velt !old lhe American nation crashed into a wooded slope almost a year before U.S. in the rain near Upperville, entry into World War II, "We Va ., killing all 92 persons must be the great arsenal' of aboard. democracy. '' "Finally, I'11e found a MAN-SIZE tractor" eco111o~n n•ctot llll'ldt" bit•••· 1a119he' ioh . Mow , plow. t~l . bulldoza . 20 atta ch· lftl!ltl . Mote WDI~ · IIOW., , IOW I I h1al COS !, IU ·QIII dtl¥1 . POMEROY MOTOR CO. rcoNOMY ~·rlt .. CfDit Chevrolet SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE Reedsville. 0 - 378-f 125 "Your Chevy Dealer" 992-2126 Pomeroy Open Evenings Til8 : 00 p.m . I . ' I �-- ... ,. .......... . ......... , .. ,.,. ...... . .. . . . . . . . ....... ~- .. ~ ............. . . ~~ ........... .... . .. . .. .... . iO -TlH•PailySt•llliiU' I. \1uldh · po r1 - Pom~ · rn' n. Fnd;•~ nt'l ' i. Wi'R • Large meteor produced brilliant color light Among the Gallia, Meigs, aod Mason Countiaos who saw the meteor at 9:30 or 10 last night were Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Reese and son Edward. Mrs. Reese telephoned the Ohio Valley Publishing Company _!rom her home on Little Kyger Rd., where she and her husband were watching the Billy Graham show on television. Their set is ID a glassed-in porch to serve as a family room. · "Tbe western sky lit up like a telephone pole wltb ' all colors or lights," Mrs. Reese said. Edward Reese had taken bls wife to· the bowling alleys and was on his way back when, at the roadside park, he saw the brilliant phenomenon. He came into his parents' hou se, his mother saidl uau excited," and said that he had see11 a meteor which " lit the whole sky." United Press lntemalional Brilliant streaks of blue, green, red and yellow, sparked by a large meteor's plunge thr ough the atmosphere , lit up the Midwestern Sky "like a giant flash cube" Thursday night, witnesses said. The National Weather Service in Louisville, Ky .. conf irmed the meteor, traveling west to east, entered the Earth's atmosphere at 9:30p.m. EST -with its colors turning from blue to green, red and finally yellow when it hit the atmosphere . "The sky lit up. It was like a giant flash cube, " said Ed Stone, who lives near Col umbia , M_o . " It was brighter than lightning even. The only thing I can compare it to would be like looking right into a flash cube going off . "And then there was a beautiful red tail followed by a beautiful blue tail and at first I thought it was a skyrocket. But then it dawned on me that if it had been a skyrocket the tail would have been going the other direction. It was spooky ." The Federal Aviation Administration in Kansas City, Mo .. said the sightings o( the meteoc were reported from Fort Worth, Texas, to Cleveland. A pilot for A Delta Airlines flight over the Midwest reported seeing a smaller, less brilliant meteor plunge through the atmosphere a short time before . Residents of the southern Indiana towns of Vincennes and Terre Haute reported the meteor's brilliance was bright enough to momentarily shut off street lights controlled by light sensitive switches. There also were unconfirmed reports of fallen fragments in southern Indiana a nd of fires started by burning hunks of a meteorite . The' National Aeronautics a nd Space Administration said it doubted ''space junk" such as old satellites could have caused the display, because records are kept on all man-made space objects. Local radio and television stations, Jaw enforcement offices and weather bureaus were deluged with calls from sighters. T.A. Stephenson , an FAA supervisor in Nashville , said tile meteor was visible " just seconds, but it was beautiful. " It looked kind of red, " he said . "The tail was much wider than a shooting star . It was ,one of the biggest ones I've ever seen." Deputy Greg Hendricks, of the St. Charles, Mo., Sheriff's Police said officers who saw the meteor said it " lit sky up like Fourth of July . They said it lasted a good 45 seconds," Hendricks said. Descriptions of the meteor differ~d from region to region . Some listeners who called Indianpolis radio stations said they heard a fizzling sound. But Alvin Jackson , a reporter for WCPO-TV in Ci ncin nati , said , " There wasn't any noise. · It came down in a ball with a tapered tail and lit up the whole sky ." Jackson said the meteor . Rig set on fire at Waverly By JOHN T. KADY A steel-hauling truck in southern Ohio was set on fire early today, ano ther was struck by gunlire along the Ohio Turnpike and the FBI in Ohio has started an investigation into violence connected with a strike by steel-haulers. independent The strike by the Fraternal_ Association of Steel Haulers -HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Nov. 30) Janet Baker, James Bartell, Anna Borland, Mrs. Robert Corvin and son, Mrs. Crou c h and Charl es daughter, Helen Dempsey, Bobbi Dunfee, Albert Finley, Drema Harmon, Lois Hawley, Edward Holley, Elias Howard, Jr., Josephine Hurt, Elmer Ihle, Charles Johnson, James Johnson, Cecil Matheny, Mrs. John Math ews a nd daughter, Brian McClintock, Daniel Mercer , Albert Neal , Deborah Nibert, Cecil Price, Dorothy Rea, Brad Roese, Michael Roush, Charl es Ruckel , Herbert Stanley , Ronald We bb and Mrs. Robert Williamson and daughter . Births, Nov. 30 Mr. a nd Mrs. Fred Colby, a son, Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrold , daughter, Zaleski. Mr . and Mrs . Marvin Roush , daughter , New Haven, W. Va . · Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted Bartow Pearson , Pomeroy ; Ray Hudson , Racine; Gary Smith. Middleport; Goldie Holman. Racine; Weber Wood, Pomeroy. Discharged - Judy Martin, Marion Kesterson. J oelle McLaughlin, Ida P ooler, Juanita Spencer, Ruth Lewis, Jess Pickens. PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges: Monte Davis, Pomeroy; James Casebolt, Red House ; Garry Thacker, Point Pleasant; Craig Yeager, Mason; Mrs. Oswell Durham, Wellstone; Tanya Jones . •iallipolis Ferry; Billy Saunders, Ashton; Collett Keefer, Leon; Mrs. Gerald Pullins, Pomeroy; Jack Sayre, Leon; Barry Harris, New Haven; Margaret Nort h, Hend erson; Stephanie Woodall, Gallipolts. Births: Daughter to Mr. ana Mrs. Russel McDaniel, Leon; and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kinnaird, Point Ple~§~_Q\. .. ----. Di sc har ges: William Rayfield , West Columbia; Jason Tucker, Grimms Landing; Larry Parsons, Pomeroy, 0 .; Jean Jann Peoples, Leon ; Cheryl Goodwin, Hender son ; Kathy Meaige, Gallipolis Ferry; Otis No rris Jr ., Pomeroy ; Mrs . Charles Searles, Ches hire; Keith Phalin, Pomeroy; Donald Kelly, Middleport; Mrs. Sidney Hudd leston and son, Gallipolis Ferry ; Amy Eynon.- Syracus e; Mrs . Kenneth Jeffers, Southside; Okey VanMeter Jr., Mason; Mrs . Lloyd Con ner , New Haven; Maud VanMeter, Clifton; Gabrilla Holcomb, Point Plfasant; Pearl Elliott, New Haven; Stanley Staats, Letart . Births: Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox, Bidwell ; son to Mr. ' a nd Mrs. Sidney Huddleston , Gallipolis Fel'fy; daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scarberry, Mason ; daughter to Mr . and Mrs. Scott Stewart, Point Pleasant. began Nov . 10 but Ohio had been relatively free of incidents with most of the problems centered in Pennsylvania where State Police are escorting truck convoys. A truck belonging to the Rinehart Transfer Co., Portsmouth, was set on fire early today when some blankets were .doused with kerosene and then torched. " The truck was parked in a vacant are~ and there were no injuries but the cab was destroyed," said a spokesman for the Waverly Police Department. The Ohio Highway Patrol reported a truck was hit three times by gunfire late Thursday night on the Ohio Turnpike. The truck was owned by Realco Services Inc. out of Portland, Me. There were no injuries. The patrol also reported unknown objects were thrown t hrough the windows of trucks at Canfield and Bucyrus, Ohio. " We have started our investigation and have turned over the preliminary facts we have so far to the U. S. attorneys offices in Ohio," said an FBI s pokesman in Cleveland . In Pennsylvania, another driver was injured when a rock was thrown through the windshield of his truck in Delaware County. A spokesman for the Levinson Steel Co., Pittsburgh, a distributor and fabricator, said the strike had forced him to layoff 50 workers in his warehouses. Three trucks were damaged, with the drivers narrowly escaping serious injury on Ohio highways Thursday. Bill Hill, leader of the Pitts- burgh-based F ASH came to Canton, Ohio, to exhort steelhaule rs to continue their strike and encouraging them about its effect on small steel companies. On Ohio 30 near Lisbon, in northeast Ohio, a truck was hit by sniper fire and on Int erstate 77 near Akron a twoby-four was pitched through a truck's windshield, injuring the driver and a rock was tossed through a truck windshield on Ohio 62, outside of Salem, Ohio. A steel-hauling truck belonging to brothers Roger and Lee Thack e r of Chesapeake, Ohio, was set on fire in Lawrence County, Ohio, in the southeastern part of the state. Authorities said the fu el line to the parked truck was cut and streams of fuel were poured down the road and set on fire, sending a wall of flame up the highway and around the truck. F ASH called t he strike to back up a series of demands including the right for independent owner-<Jpera tors to bargain collectively . A spokesman at a Toledo steel processing plant said the strike has halted abo ut 90 percent of the shipments of steel it usually· receives. for concurrence in amend· ments. The bill, which passed 5237, eliminates the current one-week waiting period before benefits ca n be coiiected ; increases the benefit amount for lower-paid gone ." A spokesman for the North American Air Defense Command in· Colorado said the meteor was tracked on radar entering the Earth's atmosphere northwest of Indianapolis near Lebanon, Ind . Marc Horn, a Purdue University astronomy instructor at West Lafayette, said he was looking the wrong way to see the meteor 1 'hut we saw the entire sky light ~ PROMOTED ~ William Beard, Plant Manager, Graham Plant, Foote Mineral Comgany, announced the promotion of Wllliam R. Haptonstall to Accountant HA," in the Accounting Department effe~tlve October I, 1978. Haptonstall started his e mployment wllh Foote Mineral Company on January 6, 1975--"s Maintenance Planner Scheduler. He graduated from Ohio University, Athens, in 1973. Haptonstall r es id es with his wife, Jenclle, In Middleport. W 992-5776 . Syracuse, 0 . i SATURDAY AND SUNDAY-DEC. 2-3 ·~ . 12 NOON TIL 6 PM EACH DAY REFRESHMENTSSERVED POTTED FO'ILAGE FOR EVERYONE REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES Need not be prese nt to win , no purcha se Vi FREE ~ ~ W necessary . 7:30PM ·t uppers platns pomeroy nationa . bank the bonk of the century established 1872 .. FDIC Personalities of the Big Top SHOW .PRICES •2.25 ADULT • CHILD IN ADVANCE •2.75 ADULT • CHILD FIRE DEPT. • I I GALLIJ;'OLIS _:_ Charged with possession of a firearm in a motor vehicle, the case, against David Cecil Wright, Ewington, v~as dismissed at the request of the Gallla County Sheriff in Gallipolis Municipal CoW'! Friday. Kelly Winebrunner , Racine, and Steven Hill, Racin'e, were each fined $56 on charges ,of excessive speed. : Flped $15 on charges of improper piu-kmg was James H. Snyder , 68, Vinton. . Bt•st 1-H Entry - Yellowtown 4-H Buckeye Club . Best Walking Unit - Ann Rieser 's baton group. MtiSl Original Car -Otis Layne's 1938 Buick . Oldest Antique car - Elwood Lewis' 1929 Chevrolet. , Bands receiving plaques were North Gallia , Hannan Tr ace, Kyger Creek, So ut hwestern and Gallipolis. Parade judges were Tom Skinner, Janet Byers and Sally Moshier. Theme this year was, " A Simply Beautiful Christmas.'' During the parade, which began at the Gallipolis Golf Course , Santa a nd his helper s passed out candy to youngsters along U1e parade route . THOUSANDS of kids turned out during the early noon hour Saturday to greet their favorite, Santa Claus (upper right), upon his arrival aboard the Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department's aerial ladder truck. Thirty-five or 40 young- NO. 44 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1978 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT :;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::·:·:::;:·:::-:·::::;.;.;.;.;::;:::::::::::::· EXTENDED FORECAST Monday through Wednesday, a chance uf snnw nurrles Monday, with fair weather Tuesday and rain possible Wednesda y. Highs will be mostly iD the W ~ ~ 40s. with early mornin g lows ranging !rum the upper 20s w the upper 30s. W . -sters, including Cub Scout Pack 2!11 , Addaville, and area cheerleaders who served as Santa's helpers, rode the fire truck with Santa in the record 74-unit parade. entinel MIDDLEPORT POMEROY . PRICE 25 CENTS L I.f e sentence 0 f Galli·an commuted ·:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:::::;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::· w- W Rutland • man zs Ill I! W ~ ~!i<o< 1!<1!. HANGING BASKETS 4" To 10" Size ~ !(<::<go(-~ 1'<::: ... - = ~ ~ !£1::1.~~ ~If c~arged 11<::< !<;:< Ideal Gift For Christmas '78 .. LOCAL 2359 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (-I.B.E.W.), Wlion employ""s of Buckeye Rural Electric Cooper11Uve,lnc:; went on strike at 10:30 p.m. Friday. l,Jnion members, who have worked three months without an agreemeht, are asking that their 'old contract. t which expired on Sept. 1, be renewed, with an additional 16 per cent raise over the next two years. The strike by Local 2359 affects ervice to Buckeye Rural Cooperative members in Gallia, Meigs, Lawrence, Vinton, Athens, Jackson, Pike, Ross and Scioto Counties. . IBEW Local 2359 of Buckeye Rt1ral Electric out on strike ~ ~•. . GALUPOUS - Local 2359 of the in Lawrence, Meigs, Vinton, Pike and International Brotherhood of Electrical Jack1t0n Counties. Local I.B.E.W. Union · Stewar<\ Dean , Workers (I.B.E.W.), IU!Ion employees of Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc., Martin said Saturday that no such acts were known to him, and explained that went on strike at 10:30 p.m. Friday. The strike, which affectS service in ·service disruption, especially during nine Southeastern ohio counties, was hunllng seasons, was not unusual . The Buckeye Rural Electric Coop. called · following four months of unsuccessful nogotlations between the offers a standing $10,000 reward for Information leading to the arrest and IU!ion and the cooperative. The contract ·between the union and conviction (on a felony charge) of anyone vandalizing or destroying cooperative cooperative expired Sept . 1, 1978. Locaii .B.E.W. members took a strike property. Union members, who have worked vote iiiAugust. At that time, a committee was formed to negotiate With . the three months without an agreement, are cooperative, and was grante\1 the asking that the old contract be renewed, authority to call a strike If the negotiation with an additional sixteen percent raise over the neirt two years. proce8li proved unsatisfactory. The local l.B.E.W. Is asking that a The company and the union held their eighth negotiation meeUng Wednesday, minimum eight per cent raise per year be guaranteed, with a cost of living clause, il and the strike was called for Friday. According to Buckeye Rural officials, Inflation rises over that eight 'per cent. Union members are further seeking an after the 10:30 p.m. strike ·call, "Considerable damage was done to the additional OoaUng holiday for the first lines of the cooperative," disrupting year of the new contract, and two Ooating holidays during the second year . service to Its members. Ramsay said Saturday morning that it Buckeye Rural Cooperative Manager Clyde Ramsay said Saturday morning that was lmpoaslble foc Buckeye Rural to " live acts of sabotage had disrupted service to with" the old contract. Calltng the I.B.E.W. employe es, between four and five hundred customers . '· :t . . ~ lingerie 2nd Floor Open ThursdtJy 9:30 to 5p.m. •. . !;, . Friday and SaturdtJy · 9:30a.m. to 8 p.m. ~~ Salem Volunteer Fire ;D epartment ·h as grant ,SALEM CENTER - Th• ·newly formed Salem Center Volunteer Fire Department haa been awarded a f4,000 grant by the Ohio Divlalon of Forestry. The money wu allocated under the Rural Community Fire Protection program (RCFD). Functswtl'e dlltrlbuted on an approximately 50 pe«ent cost "'arlng baata · to provide aul.llance to I'W'al fire departmenta In \IPKI'adlnB their lire equipment for better lire rrotection. c The Salem Townahlp VFD waa awarded lunda for a new i-Tori pumper Wlit with 7DO gallon wat~ capacity- The fire truck his !roOt moWiied P!IIDP and will be utlllled as· an lniUal attaet Unit. • Emelll Gebhatt, Cllief ot ' the , Ohio · ' ·~tended his Division of Fore~try, 1 ' I • ' ~ SHOW QA 'Y PRICE Over An Hour of Fine Family Enjoyment. Charge is dismissed. Association. tmts may be over for Mother Nature, but it never stops in our bank where generous interest paid on savings and Certificates makes your account grow; grow and grow. MEIGS JR. HIGH SCHOOL all Trophies were presented six parade tmits in various categories. All five marching bands received participation plaques. This year's lroJ,.ohy winners were: Bcs1 Religious Final - Lighthouse Tabernacle _ i Must Original -Southeast Ohi o Lung !« FEATURIN. G: Poinsettias and Other Potted Plants ~ FOLIAGE PLANTS 3" to 10" Size ~. . 5, , A Christmas band concert, includillg -. VOL 13 W ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE being held at 7:30 each evening beginning tonight and running through Sunday at the New Haven First Church of God. The public is Invited. workers, but does not in· crease the present maximum benefit; and speeds up the process of filing unemployment applications. The bill was amended on the House floor to eliminate st udents attending school full-time from collecting benefits. Under the bill, unemployed workers can begin collecting claims inunediately, rather than waiting a week as under current law. noon. tour county school bands and the Gallipolis band, was held in the Public Square following the parade . This was under the direction of A. K. IRed) Suiter . Last night, a ·~ree lighting" ceremony in the park concluded the day's activities . The parade, which bottled up incoming and outgoing traffic lot more than .an hour, . was sponsored by the Downtown Gallipolis Retail Merchants AssoCiation. Co-ehairperi;ons this year were James Mullins and Mrs. Jan Thaler. + speaker for a r evival service SOUP SALE NEW HAVEN - A soup a nd bake sale, sponsored by the Youth Fellowship of the First Church of God, New Haven , will be held beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Community Building in New Haven. · GALUPOUS - Thousands of area residents lined the streets and sidewalks to view Saturday's annual Gauta County Area Olristmas Parade in the Old French City. The event officially ushered in the 1978 holiday season, highlighted by the appearance of Santa Claus, perched atop a · bright red fire engine which brought up the rear of a record 74-Wiit parade just before HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE ~ SPEAKER NAMED NEW HAVEN - The Rev. Mr. Barrett , Athen s, is ~DEC. pomeroy rutl~nd New ••• (Continued from page I) and burned," said Spradlin . up." "The others were laying on " I'm sure it was very their side. There's gasoline large," Horn said. " It all over the place . We're occurred when there were keeping our fir e equipment there. MUSEUM OPEN ~ ~~Some corrununications The Meigs County Mus~um poles were knocked down but in Pomeroy will be open no houses were hit," he said. today through Tuesday from " Wrecking crews are still out I to 3 p.m . so that families there and we don 't know can tum in their household when they will ha ve it histories for t he Meigs cleaned up. County History. Silk screen "It's a pretty sad looking , prints of Pomeroy and mess," said Spradlin . Middleport can be purchased The Ohio Highway Patrol and picked up dunng the said t he derailme nt was sam e time, according to Don ca used ei ther by wheel Adleta, History Book slippage or a break in "tbe chairman. rails. . COME SAVE WITH US! some clouds overcasting at least in the Lafayette area and so the clouds reflected it . We were standing in a completely dark dome and it was as If some one had turned on a fluorescent UJ!ht." ~~~-~~~~-~~--N·-----~ Unemployment bill approved COLUMBUS (UPI ) - A bill increasin g some un e m~ ployment benefits, and changing several procedures governing claims, passed the Ohio House Thursday and was sent back to the Senate was quickly gone , "My photographer aimed a camera at it but by the time she turned around it was Thousa,n ds VleW Christmas parade a Elberfelds In Pomeroy I congratulat10111 to the Salem Township trustees by a letter. ~Nov. 29, Donald R. Baun of the Shade River Forest Fire Protection District, presented the f4,000 check to Harley'Grate and John Colwell, trustees and Debbie McGuire, clerk of Salem Township. Harley Grate said he was hopeful the fire department would he active starting June I, 19'/9 after all the firemen had their fire fighters training . The Salem Township Volunteer Fire Department started building Its fire house In October of 1977, thus making them eligible for the coat sharing program since they will protect a community under 10,000 pOpulation . "among the best paid workers in the area," Ramsay said th at base pay for the union employees was $8.54 per hour, .with fringe benefits raising that amount to $12.50 per hour. Acco~ding tQRamsay, the old contract between the cooperative and the union is overly vaglle , and thus, not satisfactory to tll e ·cooperati ve . Union members maintaln that they are simply trying to keep their old agreement, and keeJl pace with inflation . According to I.B .E.W. members , Buckeye -Rural granted a ll non-union employees a seven per cent raise on Aug . 1, of this year .' Ramsay said Saturday morning that current union ..demands are unacceptable, and would not predict how long the strike might last. Union menlbers said they were determined to get ' 'What's fair" from the cooperative, and inststed they would stay out, "as long as it takes. :' According to Manager Ramsay, the cooperative is trying to maintain service to their members through th e use of contracted companies. · Union members charge that the cooperative is using a non-union North Caroiin.a based co ntr actor for line maintenance in order to forestall the negotiations. The strike by Local 2359 of the l.B.E.W. affects service to Buckeye Rural Cooperative members in Gallia, Meigs, Lawrence, Vinton, Athens, Jackson , Pike, Ross, and Scioto Counties. City commission will meet Tuesday GALUPOUS - The Ga llipolis City Commission will meet ln regular session Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 8 p.m . in the Municipal Court Room . Agenda items include: - A public hearing on the zoning of the nPwly aMexed area . - Citizens privilege of the Door to discuss no parking nn Fourth Ave ., northwest side from Vi nton to Pine Streets. -GCIS Company rate negotiations. - Letter fr•'m rhr electric company in rcrPrcnce lo i-1 rate mcr ease. ' .' .,, GALLIPOLIS - The life sentence of convicted murdered Eli jah Herman Davis, 71, has been commuted by Gov. James A. Rhodes to a minimum term of seven years a nd a maximum term of life. Davis was found guilty of the second degree murder of Charles L. Clagg, 54, Gallipolis, by a Ga llia County petit jury on Oct. 27, 1971. David was convicted of the June 30, 1971, stabbing dea th of Clagg, his co4ena nt at Kerr's Trailer Park, Garfield Ave_ During the trial, Davis confessed to the stabbing of Clagg, but testified that the act was from fear of his O\m life . Davis said Clagg had threatened to kill him the POMEROY - Bailey Joe Dugan , 18, Rutland, has been charged with unlawful use of a motor vehicle following an incident Friday night . Meigs County deputies, ass isting Rutland Marshal Larry Coleman said a BOMB EXPLODFS IN STORE tracto r-tr ailer rig owned by Lawrence PARIS I UP I ) -A bomb exploded in a Yeauger; RFD, Cheshire, had been parked . department store crowded with Olr istmas on Main Street in Rutla nd by Anthony E. shoppers Saturday, killing one person a nd Cardillo. He discovered it was missing injuring six others, two seriously , police around midnight. The rig was later found said . Some 10,000 panicky shoppers fought parked on Main Street in Rutland. In other department activity, Joho thei r way out of the Bazar department Wayne Fleming, Syracuse arrested Thurs- store,located next to the Paris Town Hall, day on a warra nt following his indictment just north of the famous Isle de Cite in the for perjury by the Grand Jury, was city's historic old quarter . released by Common Pleas Court Judge "-- .. J ohn C. Bacon on a $1,000 personal recognizance. He will appear later in Common Pleas Court. " Meigs County Sheriff J ames J . Proffitt report deputies investigated an accident Friday evening. The accident occurred .2 mile north of Rutland on CR 3. Accordin g to the report, a vehicle driven by Andy 0. Doczi , 18, Rt. I, Middlepo rt, failed to yield the right of way at the intersection and struck a so uthbound truck driven by William E. Moorehead, 23, Rutland . · There was no damage to the Doczi ve hicle and moderate damage listed to the Moorehead vehicle. No citation was issued. Nobel prize winner claims items stolen By ROLAND TYRRELL MOSCOW (UPI) - Nobel prize winning dissident Andrei Sakharov said Saturday that someone, " without doubt agents of the KGB," broke into his Moscow apartment last Wednesday a nd stole books, documents and other personal item s. "This is a new phase in the campaign of persecution , intimidation and threats which I, my family and my friends have been subjected to," the 57-year old · physicist told Western reporters in his a partment. Sakharov said the raid a pparently happe~ed last Wednesday when he, his wife Yelena Bonner and her aged m other were all out of the house for slightly more than an hour on a shopping trip. "This short space of time was used for this illegal action, performed without doubt by agents of the KGB with the sanction of the high leadership of that organization,' ' said Sakharov, who won the Nobel Peace Prize lor his defense of human rights in 1975. Sakharov, who is generally acknowledged to have been the father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb before he began his outspoken criticism of the government, said he and his wife knew the same day that som .. x-.c hc:od be .... ::1 ~h~ apartment Lflc~HL'lC some unimport -· :1 items were uussing or misplaced. DR. R. R. PICKENS Dr. Pickens certified · by board night prior to the sta bbing. Following the jury's Oct. 27, 1971 verdict, Common Pleas Judge Ronald R. Ca lhoun senten ced Davis t o life imprisonment in the Ohio Penitentiary . Last Thursday, ba sed upon t he recommendation of' the Parole Board, Gov _ Rhodes signed a warrant of commutation reducing Davis' sentence to a minimum of seven years and a maximum of life _ Davis has served seven years at the Columbus Correctional Facility . In a letter received Friday, Clerk of Gallia County Common Pleas Court Louise Burger is directed to make an entry of commutation in the county records to reflect the change in sentence. • Meigs man treated for gun wound DEXTER - William Charles ( Bill ) Go ugeon , 2S, Rt . 1, Dexter, was undergoing surgery at 4 p.m. Saturday following a shooting at i)is residence. Meigs Co unty sheriff'~ deputies said Gougeon suffered what appeared to he a self-inDicted bullet wound to the left chest area . He was transported from his home by the Rutland unit of SEOEMS to Veterans Memorial Hospital. After being stabilized, Gougeon was transferred for surgery at the Holzer Medical Center. An automatic pistol was confiscated by investigating officers. • Report woman 's auto is vandal.i7..ed Friday GALUPOUS - Sandy McCarley, Spring Valley Dr., Gallipolis, reported to the Gallia County Sheriff's Departments Friday that her auto had been vandalized. According to the report, a tire on the vehicle had been slashed, while parked at her home. In other action , James Rockwell, Gallipolis, Thursday reported the theft of a CB radio from his vehicle . According to the report, the vehicle was parked at Holzer Medical Center at the time of the theft. POMEROY - Dr. R. R. Pickens, located at the Jones Memorial Clinic in Middleport , ahs received notification from the Am erican Osteopathic Boa rd of General Practice, Chicago, Ill ., that he has met all of the requirements of the board and has been granted "Certification in General Practice. " Dr. Pickens attained the certification following a two-<iay written and oral pleads guilty examination covering to subjects and phases pertaining to family practice taken recently in A:la nta, Ga . Candidates for to drug theft in Gallia this certification are required to hold a Doctorate Degree in Osteopathic Medicine GALUPOUS - Dale N. Kohirieser and Surgery ; have a one-year internship in 'J:/, Gallipolis, pleaded guilty to a charge of an accredited hospital and at least 10 years theft of drugs in Gallta County Conunon in active general practice. Pleas Court Friday, and was sentenced by Dr. Pickens has been in practice in Judge Donald R. Calhoun to a term of six Middleport since 1954 and is a member of month s to five years · In the Ohio 'he staff at Veterans Memorial Hospitsl Penitentiary . here. He graduated from the Kirksville Kohlreiser, who had served as a College of Osteop~!hic Medicine at Kirks- · pharmac ist at the Gallipolis State ville, Mn.. and interned at Grandview Institute, was charged with the theft of the Hospital in llayton. drug , demcrol from the state Institute . Man I j~ ,. ' I •" ' 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/. 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