https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d82cda799c40fdcf805efbc4f3bb885f.pdf b0fc569a43baccea13a3fb4976faca5f PDF Text Text - r-.-l..-..._._ _ _ _ - -- -··--..-. --~~------ Paga 16-The Daily.Sentinel Ohio wttery Nov. ll Veterans Day- 1988 Daily Number 253 Pick 4 6515 AFTER 124 YEARS, WE'RE QUITTING BUSINESS! .'. "' :' ,,·-" ~l" ."',•, ,q~ '"· <" "' i:i•, ,:,~ ... •. ' '.; . ·, .', l· ;:-'<>~-~--. .. ' •! VoL39, No. 132 Copyrighted 1988 ,, . ~-- ·• _ :" j· . fl ,, • • • '.;:. .. ,. .·, '• .l. ' ' .~; '" . Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Friday. November 11, 1988 the SEORC highway committee, right of way acquisition for U.S. 35 In Gallia County is resuming. The 12.9 mile' project stretches from Gallipolis to Thurman. ~ Three projects are scheduled for plilnning completion in 1989S.R 32 from Athens to Coolville, five miles of the route In Pike County, and the connector road !rom Pomeroy to Ravenswood, W.Va. on U.S Route 33. In addition, the Portsmouth ex ten~ ion linking U.S. Route 23 to the Carl Perkins Bridge at Kentucky is scheduled for planning and environmental studies to be complete by 1990. Beyond these, several projects will begin planning -on U.S. 33 are Nelsonv!lle and a distance between Athens and Darwin, and two connector sections of U.S. 35 between .C hilil c othe a nd Jackson. Looking even further toward the year 2000 are two projects slated for feasibility studies - a Portsmouth eas t bypass (U.S. 23 and U.S. 52) and a direct route between Chesapeake and Jackson. Ten months ago, Bush said, the highway committee decided to look at the needs of the region by theyear200,anddeterminewhat can be done. accomplishments . The committee sought inp1,1t From Meigs County, J im Dld· from each area- what would dlewasselectedmanofthe year. have the most Impact, and be the Diddle, president of J .D. Drilling biggest benefit to the region. Company In Racine, was unable "I'm confident we have an · to attend, butsenthlsson, Chris, agenda we can live with and as a representative. stand behind as a region," Bush His company operates natural said.Healsoemphasizedthefact gas wells in Hocking, Perry, that more can be accomplished if Gallla, Vinton, Meigs, Lawrence the region works together on one and Jackson counties. project at a time. " We stand to Diddle was introduced and the gain more." award presented by Middleport Individuals Honored attorney Bernard Fultz . The person of the year llano· Gallia County's man of the rees froin each area within the year was Dale Iman, who was region were Introduced and pres· Introduced by Chamber of Com· ented awards fo r their merce President Charles I. . Ad: . klns Jr. !man, who is Gallipolis City Manager, has been responsible for $3 million of grant funding .funneled into the ar,ea during the pas t three years. He look the opportunity to tell the region of what 's happening in Gallipolis as the bicentennial approaches in 1990. "Everyone (in Gallipolis) pulls together" to reach their goals, !man said. He briefly au tilned the accomp· lishments of the city in the past few years, inlcuding downtown storefront renvoatlons, neighborContinued on page 10 - ' Elberfelds Department Store closing doors after 124 years . ,·· By NANCY YOACHAM • ., .. 2 Sections, 14 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Council _reveals highway plans through By LEEE ANN WELCH OVP Staff Wrller The highway needs of Southeast Oh lo topped the agenda of the SEORC annual meetil)g In Athens Thursday night. The Southeast Ohio Regional Council has made a highway plan through the year 2000, which was presented to those in attendance Thursday. In addition, the person of the year from each area within in the region was honored. Gallla County Is In the fore· front of the highwaJ list as the only project among 12 proposals · ready for construction. According to Kenner Bush of ;, Clear, tonight, low near 30. Saturday, partly cloudy .. Highs In mid 50s. Chance of rain 50 percent. • :.j~ ,;J'' -> ,,">"t~' .. -i=:.;- ,:____ Thursday. November 10. 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ,._~ _____ ALL Sentinel News Staff "Advertts ing Is what keeps newspapers In business. But a .full page ad on the back of Thursday 's Dally sentinel is one which this newspaper would rather not have sold,' ' said Brian Billings, Daily Sentinel. adverlls· ing account representai!ve. The loss of Elberfelds Department Store will affect 110t oil'ly Pomeroy, but all ol Meigs County. Pomeroy will have an empty building in the middle of Its business section, but all of Meigs County will be losing what ~an be ·descri'bed· a'fter-124-·years In business, as a landmark. In 1854, at the time 20-year-old German Immigrant Jacob Elber· feld arrived in this country , the Ohio Valley was synonymous with growth and opportunity. From New York, Elberfeld tra· veled to the Ohio Valley where he selected Pomeroy as his new ·home. For a while he practiced the trade of stonemasonry·, as he did In Germany. Then he took a job in the coal mining Industry but .eventually ended up In the retail business, first as a clerk, ERCHANDISE .INCLUDED •FURNITURE • · cLOTHING • APPLIANCES •TV'S INCLUDING STORE FIXTURES • MEIGS HONOREE - The penon of lbe year honorees from Soulbeasl Ohio were recognized at The University lnn Ia Athens by the Soutlaeast Ohio Reponal Counell 'nlursday evening. From Meigs County, Jim Diddle wu selected penon of lbe year, DldcUe, president of J.D. Dri!Ung CoJ1!pany In Racine, was _unable lo attend, but senl his son, Chris, left, as representative. Diddle's award wu presented by Middleport attorney Bernard Fullz, right. :Meigs Health . Department awarded . :3 separate grants totaling $18,335 ' All -Sal Final Cash or Bank Cards Only! ' ,. • Govenor Richard F. Celeste announced today that the Meigs . County Health Department has : been awarded three seperate grants totaling $18,335. • A breakdown .of the grants are · as follows: $6,000 for funding a Child and Family Health Services (CFHS) project; $5,335 to fund community operated health promotion programs addressing the leading causes of death and dls \lblllty In Qhlo a11d $7,000 to fund a special dental health project promoting oral health. " Child and Family Health·· Services grants help assure that each of the children born In Ohio . each year is wanted, born healthy and stays healthy. " the Governor said. . "The establishment of the CFHS program is an · tmP.rtant step in meeting Ohio's health wllfl.t It believes Is an official government snub of the USS United Press International Americans In towns big and Pueblo captain and crew who small planned a day of parades, . survived 11 months of captivity memorial ceremonies and con- in North Korea in 1968, Angered by the exclusion of .certs to salute the country's servicemen on Veterans Day, retired skipper Lloyd Bucher and while war buddies In Los Angeles his former crew from a Defense gathered to honor Bob Hope and Department prlsoner-of·war San Diego veterans called atten· tribute In September, Vietnam lion to a government snub of a Veterans of San Diego Invited Bucher to deliver a keynote group of POWs. address at a ceremony today. A 103-year-old ve ieran of the "The U.S. government needs to Span.lsh·Amerlcan War era said step forward and say, 'Yes, these .he plans to celebrate the day by men were military personnel on delivering a message to the a mIss ion, they were brutal !zed .nation's active duty soldiers, and and held against their will, this Coloradans were to launch. a was a sacrifice,'" said Robert ·fund -raising campaign for a Van Keuren, the grQup' s state veterans ' memorial director. monument. Bucher said he would not Parades were planned across address the official slight in his the nation in such cities a$ Salt remarks , but said he "will pay Lake City and Pittsburgh, and respects to those people who 'several memorial ceremonies answered the call of their counwere to climax with monument try and were left In the lurch.'' 11nve1lings at 11 a .m., the time the The spy ship Pueblo was seized Armistice was signed In 1918, off the North Korean coast In markinll the end of World War I. January 1968. One crewman was A San Diego Vietnam veterans' group has decided to redress kll.led by ene~~ g11nfire and the ' other 82 men aboard were held captive - and often beaten and tor tured - until their release was negotiated in December 1968. A centenarian regarded as the last surviving veteran of the Spanish-American War era plans to celebrate Veterans Day this year by sending a greeting to U.S. military personnel around the world. Nathan Cook, 103, who lives in the Veterans Administration Medical Center nursing home in Phoenix, will telefax a message today to 500,000 American men and women ser.ving at 21 military bases and on numerou s Amerl· can warships. "I'm glad to be able to send greetings to all servicemen this Veterans Day," Cook said In the prepared message. "You can be proud of your military service." The greeting Is part of Lanier Voice Products Division's "From America With · Love" program, designed by the telecommunications firm to ensure Continued on page 10 malis . But there is a generation of residents In this county who can remember when Saturday night meant dressing up and going to Pomeroy where one lady recalls "people elbow to elbow" on the streets and shopping at Elber· felds was not only a necess. ty, but a meeting place for friend$. One of the slogans that Elberfelds · had during its years In operation was " Meet Your Friends At Elberfelds." Then there is another generation that remembers when their parents bought all their school clothes at Elberfelds. And where else could you save your receipts to return to the store and get two cents back for every dollar spent? Perhaps the best way to explain what Is· happening to Meigs County with the closing of Elberfelds Is to quote one of the store's employees . " I feel bad that I'm losing my job, but I !eel worse for the store. I feel like I'm losing a part of my family." Meigs County is losing a part of its family, too. / . CROWD WAITING crowd was waltlag on the sidewalk this morning In Pomeroy for Elberlelds Department Store to open the doors. Americans salute all senricemen By JULIE BRIENZA SORRY, NO LAYAWAYS ••• NO -ELBERFEL_i>S CHARGE CARDS needs. We are committed to viduals can significantly lnfiu· Implementing these services In ence personal health status by adopting positive health habits. · all of OHio's 88 counties." Funds were awarded In the The grant was awarded by the first of a five year CFHS Ohio Department of Health program cycle, through the Ohio through the federal Preventive • Department of Health using a . Health and Health Services combination of state and federal Block Grant. The 7,000 grant Is to fund a doUars form the Maternal and Child Health (Title V) block special dental health project promoting oral health. grant. The grant Is part of an In regard to the$5,335grant the Governor stated "pr.Qillotlng on-going effort by the Ohio good ~ealth practices and reduc- Department or Heal!h;-wlilch ing the risks of premature deaths ensures access to dental services and dlsa bllltles will' help a v old by population groups who in the needless suffering and will also past have had trouble obtaining services, the Governor said. hold down health care costs." Funding is provided by the Most premature deaths and Ohio Department of Health disabilities are due to heart (ODH) through the Division of disease, cancer, stroke and ac· elden tal injury. Evidence indi- · Dental Health using federal cates that individual lifestyle Is a maternal and child health block major contributing factor. Indi· grant funds . and then going Into business for himself . The first Elberfeld store started as a grocery. Eggs, chickens and rabbits were ac· cepled In return for food supplies and yard goods. The store was In Pomeroy's lower block, where Mitchell's VIdeo Is now located. The orlgi· nal store was destroyed In a fire. Another store, made of wood, was rebuilt on the same site and used for many years until it was replaced by the brick building which still bears the Elberfeld name and is now occupied by Mitchell's . .,The present Elber· !elds' location, In Pomeroy's middle block, was purchased in 1911 when It was the Grand Dilcher Hotel. Five gen,e ratlons later, Elber!elds Is still family owned and operated. Butas soon as the store can be emptlell of all merchandise; the doors will close for the last time. Perhaps the younger residents of Meigs County did not shop Elberfelds, opting instead to drive to out-of-county shopping • Is going out The store of business and wUI be selling all merchandise at bargain prices. Ohio Senate Derns look for ways t~ change leadership- t COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Ohio Senate Democrats, dis· gruntled about los ing ground to the Republicans, are looking for ways to change leadership In January ; Including the possible overthrow of Senate Minority Leader Harry Meshel , DYoungstown. Mesne! dismissed talk of the budding revolt Thursday and said he has enough support to maintain control of the Democrats' 14-member caucus when it meets next week to choose leadership for the 1989·90 session. In the tradition of such post· election coups, no one would talk openly about It, but senators were figuratively wearing grooves in the corridors between each other's offices , Including Meshel's; to choose sides. There were even reports, denied all around, that Gov. Rl· chard Celeste would support leadership In the caucus more to his liking. ''There's an assessment process going on, " said Sen. Richard Pfeiffer, D·Columbus, one of the catalysts In the movement. ''There' s also a strong counter· assessment process (by Meshe!),'' he laughed . The Democratic caucus was trimmed from 15 to 14 Tuesday with the defeat of Sen. Thomas Carney, D-Girard, a close ally of Meshel's . . That means it would take eight Democrats to band together and form a new leadership team . The existing Democratic lead· ershlp Includes Mesne!; his assistant le\?er, Sen. Neal Zimmers of Da yton; Sen . E ugene Bran stool of Utica, the minority whip, and Sen. Michael White 9f Cleveland , the assi stant whip. Reports had Pfeiffer and Sen.· Lee Fisher of Shaker Height s engineering an overthrow with this· leadership slate: Sen. Ro· bert Boggs of Je fferson a s leader, followed by Sens. Charles Butts of Cleveland, Linda Furney of Toledo and Alan Zaleski of Elyria. · Pfeiffer and other Democra tic senators are disgruntled that the Republicans are beatilig them in elections, tak ing issues awa y from them and increasing their Senate staff. "We want to help Improve conditions within the Senate Contln'Wf on page 10 �----- --~·-- .. -..... . ----· - ............. , _ _ - friday, NOvember 11, 19SB- Commentary 111 Court Street · Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . ~ ~~ "qjl5 rT"oo-' ._..,..., ,......,diF< . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HO~FLICH General Manager AMEMBER of The United Press International. Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LF.."''lERS OF OPINION are welcome. They stiould be less than 300 words long. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed wtth nart:\e. address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in goocl taste, addressing issues, n"ot personalities. Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday. November 1_1 • .1~.88 WASHINGTON - Army engi- Government Operations subcomneers and their spouses have mittee, chaired by Rep. Mike · jetted around the globe, using Synar, D·Okla., will release their government-owned planes for report today. The report reveals .trips that look more like pleasure that the corps, which supervises than business. In .the process, military construction projects Army Corps of Engineers ortlc- worldwide, has mad~ a joke out ers have broken their own rules of government travel rules. Tpo against frivolous travel and have many corps employees have misused three Army jets that are been allowed to go to foreign supposed to be reserved for countries. The corps' jets have been used when commercial "emergencies." Congressional lnves tigators air line tickets would have been have uncovered a pattern of cheaper. Rules against taking waste and abuse In foreign travel trips of marginal value have ·by the Arm)' engineers . Those · been violated. And spouses have investigators are now calling for ridden on the corps' jets, expos· ·the corps to get rid of Its tb!'ee lng the Army to liability and jets promptly, because they area criticism. waste of money. Spouses are allowed to travel Staff investigators for ·the . • on government planes only when there Is an "unquestionable" official role for them to play in the business trip, according to Army regulations. The congressional Investigators found that Army Corps spouses have engaged .fn such official functions as shopping, sightseeing and fashion shows. Gen. Elvin Helberg III, who recently retired as commander of the corps, allowed his wife, Kitty, to fly. with him to more than 30 spots In two years, according to flight records. Helberg would not respond to our phone calls about his travel. Attorney General Richard last official acts of outgoing Thornburgh Is in serious peril of Attorney General Ed Meese was disregarding the Dangerfield to promulgate a new rule for the Doctrine, so called because it Justice Department, under was first enunciated by the well wlllch Investigations of possible known stand-up comic who gets criminality on the part of no respect. "Look out. for members of Congress would he Number One," It counsels, "and turned over to Independent "spedon't step In Number Two." cial prosecutors," analogous to Thornburgh, whom President those that are currently used to Reagan appointed In August In Investigate alleged malefactors succeed the retiring Ed Meese, Is In the executive branch. a well· regarded former governor Given the American people's of Pennsylvania, and has the recent habit of awarding the added merit of being a longtime executive branch to one party friend and supporter of George and Congress to the other, battles Bush. His politics are more or between these two branches of less moderate by Republican the federal government are absostandards, which is par for the lutely guaranteed. By passing a course in Pennsylvania. But be law providing that investigations has a sharp ear for things that of high officials or former offiare unbearably offensive to con- cials of the executive branch servatives, as he demonstrated must be conducted by independ· by resigning from the American ent counsel '(rather than by the Civil Liberties Union back In Justice Department, which Is 1968, when that organization Itself a part of that branch and began its long march to the left hence might be thought preju· that recently got Michael Duka- diced) , Congress landed a heavy kls Into such trouble. ·blow squarely on the solar plexus The problem Is that one of the require hand cultivation and harvesting. "This brings workers Into close contact with pesticide residues left on plants and soU. Farm workers also come Into contact with pesticides by mixing and applying them as well as by accidental spraylngs and drift. "Apples -Washington's No. 1 crop - use more pesticides than any other crop In the United States. Apple workers come Into contact with pesticide residues while wor)tlng closely in trees to prune, thin, prop and harvest them.'' Interviews with 460 farm workers throughout the state found that 56 percf!nt are men and 44 percent are women. The typical. migrant worker is married and has three children. Supporting that family of five Is difficult, however, because 91 percent have an annual household Income of $10,000 or less. More than 98 percent are Hispanic, and 93 percent did not complete high school. Among the farm workers surveyed, 43 percent said pesticides had been sprayed or drltted upon them·, 47 percent had entered a field within two days of pesticide application (a potentially hazardous Interval) and 23 percent had mixed or applied pesticides. They reported disturbingly high Incidences of headaches, sklnl rashes, blurred vision, fatigue, 'dizziness, muscle trem· ors, stomach cramps, heart palpitations, chest pains and other symptoms of pesticide poisoning. Tod_ay in history ~ DetrcMt 4 • 1.000 - Oenl•d 3 I 1.000 I .i$0 t. .68'1 Chlcqo 1 'e .1108 In IIana 0 S .101 We.tern ConJere!Kle Mldweu Dtdslon Atlaata • z Monroe11UIIe II...) va Sap ..IQ St. I 1% 2 S% W L Pet. GB 2 I .U7- .,.~~"~ z !: .$111 , t z . 50{1 % ReP• !8 * ! lnah Mhml .t\t Monroe , Middletown Fenwlcll (11-tl VI CedarvUIP (1·1) , FrldQ, '7: 30p.m . At St. Mary• Ml'morlal N"' Br~n (I·I J va Mlnlll'r 1"-!J, Frld!Q', 'I: 30 p.m . % 2 .$110 1 t .m 0 s .001 t z l"aCIOe DM11Jon LA Wen 3 aeu:1k! s z- 1 Golden State l"ortlud Phtentx ! 1 I 0 LA CllpfM!rt Transactions 1 .150 - 1 .nl .li'J 1 .111 t .sa: I .!51 s~rameaio . s TIIUM~Q<'a Raulla .eet • % % sa. 1% · Z 2% tU. PorlJandlU -h. O.arlelton (W.Val - Houlton&& Miami, 1:38 p.m. Dfllrollat BHtoa,. B p.m. OIU"loUe IIi W,-hln~ton, B p.m. New Yerllallntlau, 8:JI] p.m. NewJer~q at Chlcaao, B:M p.m. 8•.\.l!;toalo.C Daii•,B:M p.m. Goldea Stale at PhoeDb:, 11:311 p.m. &!little at LA Laken, 10:31 p.m. Detroit - Slped wide receiver Stephl!o Starrtn& IIUid runnlnl back Randall Morris; releued wide receiver Paco Cralf and r.....m1 back Lio.l VllaL Slliwdq'• Gamtw Calendar a.. ..tott.e • w...ncton. 8 p.m. l,Jtah • Baa M&Oiio. liAr.. New York at Intlana. 1:111 p.m. New Jer~ at Cblcap, 1:30 p.m. Saa AntGIIIo at Dallu, s:• p.m. Goldea S&ai:e a& Ph.eab:, 11:11 p.m. Seatne at Denw:r, alp; PboMix at LA Olppera, al1hl: Porih':Jid at Goldl!a Slate, Dllfll Sellllle at LA. Laken. JO:JI p.m. Ohio Prep Pairings BowllnJ hulanapDIII - Lu Ver•• Nev. - 1111.010 LPBT Sam' II Towa Natkttud Pro-Am. COLliMBUS. Ohio tUPil - Plllrlnp • ''· • • William Rusher ' ~' highly unpopular .with the Con· gress, and pressure on Thorn· burgh to rescind It has been heavy. The ultra-liberal New York Times columnist Anthony ,Lewis obtained an early Inter· view with the new attorney general and reported, with a broad wink; that Thornburgh was reconsidering Its desirabll· tty. Subsequent leaks from the Justice Department seem to confirm this. I hope, tor Thornburgh's own sake and the sake of a reasonable balance between frequently hostile branches of government, that he permits the new regulatioh to stand. Conservatives will be watching his decision carefully, as an Important Index to his general attitude. But as long as the sword of special Investigations and lndependent prosecutors Is to be wielded at all, let It bave two edges: one for the executive branch, and the other for Congress. l ~ : ; ' l < < ~ . l • , ; Golf Pebble Beach, (,'.allf. NaM.co Champlcmlblpa Alhletk· A:uoclatlon ri!Rio .. l football pl ..)loff8: Taltah...ee. Fla. - Dlviskta I Relion I ...... 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ReKJon IS At Gahu18 Uru:oln F1eld Columbul Academy Ct-1) n Marion EIJtn (8-! ), f'Tiday, 1: SO p.m . A.t Aehtnl •tprr (1·1} V8Cotumbu11HIU"I~ (t-4 ). SUurdQ", 1 p.m. Heaton II .t\1 Porl~~~nouth Spartan Stlldlum Wht"f!lerlilul"' (~II u West.JefiPr!Wn tUJ, Frlda,y , 7:10p.m. At Mlcldlet•wn BarrMz Sladlwn Clncla.U I W)'omhhl (8-'l) VII Verallle& (t·IJ, Satllnla.v. 7 p.m. ·S5fD,(GII FGA Hockey CbiCII,IO ~ Wlndpel, 3:35p.m. Bolton at NY R111pra, 1: II p,m. At Rena Fln•e stadium Cle\'eland St. l(natlus {11·0) \'1 Euclid 11-1 ), SlllurdQ, 1 p.m . At Berea Fl•• stadium MlddlebUrc Hellfll• Midpark (9· 1) vt~ Slow (..1), Sltlunlay, 1:!1 p.m. Rel(lon 2 AI Sandusky Slrobel Flel d Sarulle•lq (11-CI) n Toledo Whitmer (I· I), Saiurd"', 1 p.m. AI Uma Stadl•m Lima Senior (8-1) va Sprlncfleld North (K·%), Saturd"-", 1 p.m. Rel(lon S ,\I Wet~itn111r NorU! Wet~tenUie Nortll (t-Il VI Upper Arllnpon ~~!), SsturdQ 1 p. m . AI Mullll•a'naer Sladlum Warren We~~&trn Reserve 1&-ll V8 Groveport·Madl..n' ll'-2), Sa&unllt)' 1 p. m . Rekion.f At Princeton Sladium Clncla•tl Prlooeton (I· I) "• Daylon w~ ~ {9-1 ), SaliUrda,v, 1 p.m. · AI Daylon Welcome Stadtum rlncln•tl Elder (9-1) v1 Clncln..,U raJnesvUh.o Haney 1..1), SMunlll)', l It million Cealel Clualc. F'nul kUn (t-1) VM L4!'bUIOII {11·2:), Frldl,f, 1:311 p.m. Dlvlllon Ill • : •\ • : PBA tas,,IOO True Value Open lor Cfle llrat round 1111 thr. Diilo HIA:b8chool ·~ 1. Nelnab (1·1) 8. Oklahoma (8-1) 1. ~ubllrn (8-1) 10. W)'amla( (11-0J II. Ark• ... (Jot) l l Mlchlpn (I-t· I) 11. 8)'1'1.CII,. (1-1} U. Louisiana State (8-~) 15. O.l&homa State Cf-!) 11. Oemaon (7-1) 1'1. 0.0 1"11 a (1-%) 18. Vounc ('7-2) lt. (tiel Alabama (6-2) OREL HERSHISER Hershiser best NL pitcher. - Bukdball Atlanta at PhlladelpWa, 1: SO p.m . HoulioeatMiaml. '1:• p.m. Detroit: at BMIIOilo 8 p.m. Sacnmeato at Dala., alaN • Soccer 01acb 0.Ye c... r resJped. Foo(ball W•hlattoaat New York, nlpt O.lcq•at Ne. Jer..q, niPt (h•JoUe at AUaau., alpt ....... at Cle\lelud, allfll Boltoa at Mllwu kee, alpt ' ftnl buemu Rde.utd C.llere NCAA - Placed lhe Arllo• &&ate tnack propm OD •De )'Ur'l prabltlOD. Eut Stroudtburw - Named &.b -'rayer mea'• aad womea'a swtmml•l and dlvla1 cosclll. Unda Derk tottball coach and ulllstaal womea's b11kdball Friday'• Game~~ A.lb.nl.l at PhlladelpH.il. 1:30 p.m. ' Due ball LouiiJ - Mike Lara.; Heullon 101, Utah te Benwer h~rtlon (I-I) V8 MJ•F Mary'• (1-3) , FTid.;r . l:!ll p.m . Bellon 11 At Orowpori-Ma6 .. Cll nid WtncheMer ~ I·IJ va Pon.nouth Notre D&lme CID·O), FrldQ', 1 :SO p.m. .o\1 Newark Whitt! F1eld NPwark Catholic (1·1} V!l EMI . . Oil CIM), Slllturda,, '7 p.m . ~ S Mllwau~ San ..\ntOftlo Dallu Deover Houlion ' The Washington survey results are hardly suprlsing. Indeed, they are strikingly similar to results obtained In earlier sur· veys of mlgran t . workers in Florida, Texas and elsewhere. An estimated 300,000 farm workers continue to he afflicted with pesticide-related illnesses every year. Among the states, GB l I .iii ZZ .$18 \or '!:!.NO%: .ooo Harvest of shame still being reaped Expresses appreciation • of Its adversary. Turning a prosecutorlal In· qutry over to a specially appointed outside attorney- who is provided with office space, a huge battery of investigators and junior lawyers, and mUllons of dollars with which to pursue the matter - virtually guarantees that some crime will be alleged and 'prosecuted. The result has been that, merely by raising a hullabaloo (with the loyal h'elp of their media cronies) over President Reagan's closest aides Lynn Nofziger, Michael DE!aver and Meese himself - the Democratic bosses of Congress have been· able to entangle them in constant and debilitating battles tO save their personal honor and stay out of jail. The significance of Meese's new regulation is that it subjects members of Congress to the same treatmj!nt, and thereby restores a modicum of balance between the branches. Naturally the Meese ruling Is Mopdo~ tlll-1), Frld.q', 7: H p.m. AI Ler.ta Cle..,..ew l.ondn (]earvtew (1-t) VI llldeptnd· Pilat (11-'t), Fllda)', 1: ICI p.m . · lter;lon 11 At N&~~oleon Loae F1eld Archbold (1M Iva FremolllSt . .loteph (I· I 1, Frld!QI, '7 : JII p. m . A.l Bellevue Pbtadetp"• Botto a 12 .1331 Pl•lotle 1 2 .333 1 W•hi•Jtori a 3 t fintral Dl•hlun ' But he told a congressional panel that his wife serves an Important function- she helps him "understand what Is going on wlth 'the cbrps families." The Investigators say that Army already has people who do that,. and Mrs. Heiberg should not have made the trips. Some corps officials said It doesn't cost the Army anything for spouses to occupy' seats In government planes that would otherwise be empty. But In some cases, they bumped other people out of a seat, ·and those people took commercial flights, paid for by the taxpayers. . The Army Corps brass spent $439,922 In 1984 on world travel, $619,791 In 1985 and $408,940 In 1986, records show. Someofthose expenses were paid for by other agencies - or foreign governments If the corps' services were loaned out. Butthe big expense Is the average of $2.4 million a year the corps spends to keep its three jets. Last year, Army auditors recommended that the jets be sold because commercial air travel Is cheaper, even If the corps has to charter planes for emergencies. The auditors said the corps could save Sl million without the jets. The corps has. not followed the auditors' advice. The three planes are supposed to be used only for emergencies, and to get to remote project sites. But flight records show that In a sample of 254 filghts, only one was an emergency. Corps personnel also took full advantage of the trips to schedule vacations In the foreign countries after their primary duties were . completed. That doesn't break any rules, but the investigators said it doesn't look good either. Keep prosecutors · for Congress Letters to the editor <· New .JetJey New York CINCINNATI (UPI) - A month ago, the 6-0 . Cincinnati Bengals traveled to New Eng· land figuring to flatten the 2-4 Patriots. But the over-confident Bengals suffered a letdown and lost to New England. Sunday, the Bengals face a similar set of circumstances when they travel to Kansas City. Cincinnati Is 8-2 and alone atop the AFC Central division standings. Kansas City has the worst record In the NFL at 1-8-1. Thls time, the Bengals vow not to rest on their headlines. "We remember New England and we don't want that to happen again," says Cincinnati offensive lineman Max Montoya. "We know this Is the same kind of ReP.•I7 AtlanUc Dtvll•n W L Pel. .,,., .' su ... I' ....... , Ill • SIS II 'lt4 II IJ'3 IS Ill HI ....".... Ita 18 lilt ••Jhun 19. (He) C.lorado (1•!) I •IIIU'UIIie. .••.. • Olhert recelvlftA:Vo&etl: Arm1, Hawaii, llllnoill and n.r;lon Siatl' wu .. Volleyball pairings DA.VTON. Dtllo (UPI)- Palrlnp for lhl• weekend'• 14th an-1 Kir.. atate volleyball to.nw.ment at the llal\'l!rsly ol Da,y ton A. rena: Cla11AAA. Clnctn..U.I Seton (2&-2) ve. Wu-•w IUver VIew (25-2:), FrlilaJ, 4 p.m . ReylJ)Idlburc (!I-ll va. Ely.ta (tl-!), Frl.,., 5:SO p.m. F1MI: Slllurd-.v. 2 p. m . Claas AA Falr"ew Park {2U) n.. Chllllt.'O*he Unleeo (tt-l}. FTI-. U:st p.m. Clndn.UI St. llnula (2:1-1) VI. Akron Hoban (H-1), Frlda,y,2 p.m . fthlll : Sllurd-.v, U p.m. Clu1A Newark Cathlilllc (22-8) vii. New W• sNnaton •ell eye Cen&ISJ lUI), ftlclay, 7:31p.m. St. Henry 1!'7·1) u. Venallll'll (21-4) • Frlct..y, 1 p.m. F1aa.l : S.llurd-.,, 4 p.m. This week's games Thill Week' a Ohio Colle(P Foetball ~cheduk! Sl&utd-.,, Nov 12 NEW YORK (UPI) - Orel Hershlser ot_ !Jle Los Angeles Dodgers, who carried a battered underdog team to the World Series championship, Thursday won the National League Cy Young Award by a unanimous vote after capping his season with a record-setting 59 straight scoreless innings. Hershiser, whose season· ending shutout streak from Aug. 30 to Sept. 28 Is still cu~rent, turned In a 23-8 record to tie Cy Young runner-up Danny Jackson of the Cincinnati Reds for the league lead In victories. He also had an ERA of 2.26. Hershlser captured all24 firstplace ballots in voting by the Baseball Writers' Association of America for a to.tal of 120 points. Jackson was second with 54 points and David Cone of the New York was third with 42. This is the first time only three pitchers were named on a ballot since the award went to a point system In 1970. Hershlser Is the 12th unanlm· ous choice, and the ninth in the National League, since the Cy Young was started in 1956. This also marks the eighth' time a Dodger has taken the honor, Including three times for Sandy Koufax. Dwight Gooden of the Mets, in 1985, was the last unanimous winner. Hershiser, 30, registered eight shutouts, Including five straight during the streak that broke the record of 58 by Don Drysdale of the Dodgers. In his final game of the season, Hershlser pitched 10 scoreless innings before leaving for a reliever. The fifth-year Lo.-· Angeles veteran also tied Jackson for the league lead In complete games with 15. He pitched In 35 games, starting 34 and getting a save in the other - a sign of the durability that would character· tze the postseason for the player Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda christened "Bulldog." The perf.ormances that earned Hershlser the Most Valuable Player of the NL playoffs and World Series, however, do not count toward Cy Young voting. Hershiser pitched 267 Innings, giving up 208 hits, and 73 runs (67 earned). He walked 73 and struck out 178. Oddly, all three pitchers named In the Cy Young voting were in Japan this week with a major league All-Star team. Hershlser came hOrne early when his son got ill. Cone, contacted In Tokyo, said, "1988 was a great year for me but 1i was only one year. I started In the bullpen, went to the rotation and was lucky enough to win 20 games. But the thing in this business is you have to do It more than once. I want to keep on proving myself over and over again. Consistency Is what I'm after.'' Ohio St•te M low• Eu&ern Michl p i a1 Bowan1Gr~en Central Mlchlpul at Toledo (t:SIIl lent Slat• at M:lunl llaJI8t.ae M Ohio lJn~er•lty lltd. . SUite at Ctactn•U (n) Soull.ern Dllnoll at Vounpi!M'a Sl ~dwln-W.U..C~ ai W1Utnbtr1 Delays signing MR. Pill'S PIZZA & SUB$ DAY - LUNCH SPECIAL 2 PIZZA SUBS $39 9 5 FRONT S3J75 r ELECTRONIC ENGINE ANALYSIS . - .'· • ~~ .• j .., •i . '' .-,. ·'...,;t ... ·" PLUS 2-16 OZ. SOn DIINIS (PEPSI OR MOUNTAIN DEW) $5.35 LUNCH ONLY 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. OTHERS SLIGHTY HIGHER Sl$00 8 CYL. SPECIAL LARGE 16" DELUXE PIZZA AT REIULAR PRICE *10.75 TUNE-UPS • ~6waCl 11lt8 Dy NEA, Inc. 11-B Now is the right time to hunt squirrels with a rifle BRAKES AS LOW AS fore" about rough prac.tices this week if they didn't shape up. Wyche's threat apparently worked. The coach said after the mid-week main offensive prac· tlce that It was "intense, as good a practice as we've had all year, with the best attention to detail we've had an year ." Although the Chiefs are ·only 1·8-1, their de.fenslve backfield has been spectacular. Kansas City is second best In the NFL in passing yards allowed (an average of 179 a game) and in TD passes allowed (6). On offense, however, the Chiefs are having big problems. Over the last six games, Kansas City has scored just five touch· downs. Cincinnati has scored 27 TDs In Its last six games. Ohio Outdoors FALL SPECIALS Temple It Allron (n) situation. " Added linebacker Car 1Zander, "It's more than just remember· lng New ·England . There's a lot more at stake now because it's later in tile season and our lead in the division Is just one game. In November and December, the really good teams win ," Bengals head coach Sam Wyche, who blamed himself for letting his team go fiat at New England, was ready at the start of this week to keep things hopping for the Chiefs' game. In the first practice after last Sunday's Impressive 42-7 romp over the Pittsburgh Steelers, Wyche spotted some loafing players and threatened to have all players "complaining like they've never complained be- down in the closing seconds ·In better and two go over 300. There IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPI) Iowa will be trying to Impress Iowa's 29-27 win that was the aren't very many pro teams Peach Bowl scouts and 19 Haw- Hawks' second in the past 21 bigger than Ohio State. keye seniors will bid farewell to meetings with Ohio State. "I'm also aware that Syracuse For Ohio State's part, the has lost one game and it was to • Kinnick Stadium while Ohio State wants to avoid a record Buckeyes are trying to avoid Ohio State and LSU has lost two fifth Big ten loss when the two ·becoming the first team to lose and one of them was to Ohio five Big Ten games In a season In State, so they've done a real good teams clash Saturday. The Hawkeyes, 5·3·2 overall the school's history. Flrst·year job and I know that Coach Cooper and 3-1-2 In the Big Ten, are the coach John Cooper says his team Is a great coach,'' said Fry, who apparent pick of Peach Bowl is Improving but the Buckeyes' added that the Buckeyes always officials to face South Carolina or injury-plagued secondary may are fired up for Iowa and North Carolina State on Dec. 31, be no match for Hartlieb. Michigan. "We're really banged up In the but Iowa coach Hayden Fry OSU tailback Carlos Snow has wants to take no chances by secondary. We're just sort of bounced back from injuries and winning bne of the team's final patching It together. Even when Fry regards him as "one of the you're healthy, you've got to be most dangerous players in coltwo games. More than the bowl ramlflca· concerned a bolit Iowa," said lege football," while quarterlions, though, Fry and his band of Cooper. "I've never coached back Greg Frey is much more battered Hawkeyes would like to anywhere In my life where we've ·consistent than earlier In the post their first back-to-back wins had as many injuries as .we've . season and split end Jeff Graham against ·the Buckeyes, 4-5 overall had this year and right now a lot is an offensive threat. Iowa running back Tony Steand 2-4 in the Big Ten, in 28years. of them are on the defensive side wart enters the game needing Kickoff is set tor 11:15 a.m. CST. of the ball. "Offensively, we're moving just 17 yards to become the first "There's always been odd the ball," he said. "We're still not Hawkeye sophomore to rush for things happen in the Ohio State scoring the points that we need to 1,000 yards in a season and he game, whether we play here or but we've moved the ball would like nothing more than to score, over there," said Fry. "We better in the last three reach that milestone at Kinnick haven't had too many nice things baligames." Stadium. happen to us through the years While the Buckeyes are having The game also Is expected to playing Ohio State." One of the nice things hap- a down year, Fry said OSU Is the mark the return of senior fulpened last year when tight end ' 'blgges t, physical ballclub we'll lback David Hudson, who suf· fered an ankle Injury in the Marv Cook caught a 28· yard see. They have seven or eight Chuck Hartlieb pass on fourth linemen that go 280 pounds or Purdue game. Thegamealsowlll be the home finale for Hartlieb, Cook, nose guard Dave Haight and 15 other seniors who bave formed the core of this year's Hawkeye team. Cooper called the battle between senior OSU center Jeff Uhlenhake and Haight "one of the classic matcbups in college By JERRY PICKRELL tion means a wider field of view. football this year." Outdoor Writers That's a real plus when you're Association of Amerlea trying to find something many Distributed ·by UPI yards away that's flitting The Daily Sentinel · This Is the time of year to go through the treetops like a flea squirrel hunting with a rifle. across a dog's back. I USPS IU·BIII) Until very recently there were A Dlvlalon of M•IUmeclla, lac. Iron sights do have their still a lot of leaves on the trees In ad~rents, but these purists are PublJshed every afternoon, Monday most places. Strong winds and through .Friday, 111 Court St., Polimited to shots In better light at sometimes heavy rain has meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pubshorter ranges. The naked eye lishing Company/ Multimedia, Inc., stripped the leaves from them simply will never be abletoequal Pomeroy. Ohio 4~769, Ph. 992-21!16. Se· and opened the woods enough for cond class postage paid at Pomeroy, a scope. Few hunters dispute Ohio. . · hunters to take squirrels with a this. rifle. One source of disagreement Is Member : United Press International, Most people who do hunt bushy Inland Datly Press Ass~lat Ion and the the type of bullet that's best for Ohio Newspaper Asscrlatlon. National tails this way use a .22 caliber squirrel bunting. Man'y hunters Advertising Representative, Branham rifle equipped with a low power Newspaper Sales, 711 Third Avenue, like hollow points because they New York. New York 10017. scope. Low power, something on have a greater shock effect due to the order of a 4X, is all that's rapid expansion than do the solid POSTMASTER: Send address changes needed"ln this application and it to The Dally Sentinel, Ill Olurt St .. lead bullets. The question Is: Is Pomeroy. Ohlo 4576!1. has another advantage, too. that necessary? 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S75.40 plans to attend Ohio State next bly the best one for you to use Is fall. At that time, he Indicated he the one you're best with. would sign on Wednesday, the first day high school players could sign with a college or university. The 6-foot·6 Jackson, cons!· dered one of the real plums ~ER~ natio!\ally in this year's recruitIng class. ROTORS TURNED EXTRA .•, 3 Iowa, Ohio State clash Saturday · .,..• :~ ---·- ---- --....... The _[)aily Sentiniii-Page- ·Bengals battle against letdown AI Muslllo• .Jscben Sladl•m EMiern ConfH"et~ot '" SNOHOMISH, Wash. (NEA)The mention of migrant farm workers Invariably conjures up Images of Intolerable work requirements and squalid living conditions in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas or the San Joaquin Valley of California. But destitute migrants also provide the stoop labor required remember your generous dona- to harvest crops In Ohio and Dear Editor: We would like to express our tions help to make this i!Ossible. Oregon, Idaho and Indiana, Also, a 'special thanks to those Michigan and Minnesota. The sincere thanks to those who helped make our "Tag Day" a bandmembers who worked Sat· I plight of those who gather our urday . Without your help was food Is truly a na tiona! disgrace. success. The money collected Is put In a . couldn't have a ···Tag Day". The scope of the problem was uniform fund which will be used Thanks again, Ulustrated earlier this year, to purchase new uniforms In the Meigs Band Tag Day Committee when Evergreen Legal Services future. When the Marauder Band Martha King reported on the results of an steps out In new uniforms, ambitious study of the adverse health effects of farm workers' exposure to pesticides In the state of Washington. Migrant workers here In westBy United Press International ern Snohomish County and WaToday is Friday, Nov. 11, the 316th day of 1988 with 50 to follow. shington's other agricultural This is Veteran's Day . areas are a nearly Invisible The moon Is waxing, moving toward its first quarter. sector of the labor force, espeThe morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Jupier. cially to those whose Image· of The evening stars are Mars and Saturn. Washington emphasizes the Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. They Include snow-capped Cascades and the Russian author Fyodor Dostoyevsky In 1821, Gen. George Patton In spectacular seacoast. 1885, actor Pat O'Brien in 1899, Alger Hiss In 1904, novelist Kurt But migrants are an important vonnegut in 1922 (age 66), comedian Jonathan Winters in 1925 (age component of the state's agricul· 63), and jazz musician Mose Allison In 1927 (age 61). tural economy, as the introduction to the report on the first On this date in history: study ever conducted on Wa· In 1889, Washington was admitted to the Union as the 42nd state. shlngton.'s farm workers In 1918, World War I ended with the signing of the Armistice. explains: In 1921, President Warren Harding dedicated the Tomb of the "Washington employs the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. fourth highest number of farm In 1982, the space shuttle Columbia began the first commercial workers In the nation In an space mission. agriculture industry dominated · In 1987, President Reagan nominates Judge Anthony Kennedy to by labor-Intensive crops. Tree the Supreme Court after Judge Douglas Ginsburg withdrew his fruit, hops, asparagus, berries nomination and Judge Robert Bork was rejected by the Senate. and many row-crop vegetables ( Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio IHvll .. nV NA.TIONM. BMKETBALL ASSOC . Jack Anderson and Joseph Spear on a happy note .· l NBA resulls Anny corps ·flies ·at taxpayer's expense Reagan leaves office By HELEN THOMAS , UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON - President Reagan will leave office soon, convinced he has made America a better place. The gain In jobs and lessening of tensions with Russia, a new nuclear arms reduction agreement, even coming close to ending the cold war, are nothing to sniff at. He also returned imperial trappings to the White House, spruced It up, and embellished the aura of the presidency. Whether Americans feel good about themselves depends on the Individual. But If jingoism, patriotic shibboleths and a stress on the importance of praying in school and reciting th~ Pledge of Allegiance In class are the key to a better nation, one cannot say he has not tried. During eight years in of!ice, Reagan ·has tried to live up to his promise to "get the government off our backs" by freezing the level of federal workers and eliminating red tape and reducing income taxes. He also erased regulations affecting health and safety, according to some critics. Reagan's low esteem for the bureaucracy many have been reflected in the type of appointees he chose to head agencies and departments. Some 100 of the administration's top officials were fired or forced to resign under a cloud of allegations of wrongdoing. Most of ali he has succeeded In turning the country to the right with his Reagan Revolution, pushing "back to basics" in schools, moral values in family life and Individual freedom and laissez falre for business. His judgments have been black and white. The death penalty is good. Gun control is bad. · He took an assassination attemptin his stride after being shot In the chest and amazingly kept his sense of humor In the ordeal. He underwent a colon cancer operation and prostate surgery while in office, bouncing back in fine fettle. The president's ability to look only on the bright side has kept him happy and optimistic. Vulnerable and at times naive, he has maintained a "nice guy" image, completely disarming his detractors who disagree with his conservative policies. Reagan ended his political odyssey and his ali·out campaign for Vice President George Sush on a happy note, convinced that he had left a legacy worth preserving and that his popularity evoked calls for "eight more years." Is the glass half empty or half fuU? The dark side of the picture shows he will leave office with an Intractable $150 billion-plus deficit and a national debt of $2.6 trillion. The budget deficit tripled after he took over from Jimmy Carter ..But Reagan 's answer is that Congress is to blame since It holds the purse strings. The lawmakers can just say no. One of Reagan's major campaign promises was to balance the budget, but he has never submitted a balanced budget. The impossibility of it ali centered on his decision to spend $1 trillion in new weapons programs in live years and to raise the Pentagon budget by 9 percent during his first year in office while using his first year popularity to win a tax cut. The domestic picture is not entirely rosy despite the drop In unemployment. Some 3 million homeless are on the streets, a problem that Increased enormously on Reagan 's wat~h. Some 20 percent of the nation's children live below the poverty line. While superpower relations improved under Reagan, his policies In the Middle East and Nicaragua have been a failure. Attempts to oust Panamlan ruler Manuel Antonio Noriega have been a bust. Two foreign policy efforts to which Reagan points with pride were his invasion of Grenada to depose a leftist regime and his bombing of Libya lo teach Libyan leader Moammar Cadhafi a lesson. He won national and international support when lie backed democratic forces in the Phillpplnes .to dethrone Ferdinand Marcos and the Duvalier regime in Haiti. In the summing up, like most presidents, Reagan claims he has not changed. ·aut clearly his attitudes on the art of the possible In foreign affairs taught him there are more limitations than he first ~lieved possible for a nuclear power. Reagan will leave office with the feeling that some work remains to be done, but not too many regrets. - ----~.~.- Scoreboard ... • The Daily Sentinel ' $3895 6 CY. $3495 4 CYL. $2 AND GO ASlllLL 12~' PIZZA, CHEESE & PEPPEIONI, Sl FOR ONLY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED LICENSED SHOP • OO (PICK UP ONLYI NIAS~ CE!UliFIEill OPEN 11 :00 l.M.·12:00 MIDNIGliT Mr.-Pibb's Pizza & Subs 992·3234 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~· "Do you Have a friend like Doris Duke who can make ball for you?" \ ' - ' �-~- --· ~-- ,__.,.. - ---......!- - -- Friday, NovembM 1( 1988 Friday, November 11. 1988 Adams paces Denver -past Portland; Rockets triumph PORTER STALKS ADAMS - Portland guard Terry Porter, left, stalks Denver guard Michael Adams, right, during the first period at Denver's McNichols Arena. (UPI) Rhonda Kinder and Sisson (GAHS), Lora Spencer and Beth Spradlin (Jackson), and Shan· non Alford and Molly VanDyke (Logan). In the second match, the team coached by Southwestern's Cindy Wilson will have Coal Grove's Mary Ann Carpenter, Ironton's,Battlse, Kyger Creek's Tracy F·ggleton, Southern's · Becky Evans and Dawn Jobnson, and Southwestern's Chrillta Bai· ley, Jill Goddard and Seleesa Stover. They will take on the team directed by Southern's S"zanne WoHe, featuring Coal Grove's Trisha ·Nance and Bethany Webb, Hannan Trace's Adkins and Carrie Waugh, South· ern's Tracy Beegle and Becky Winebrenner, and Southwestern's BIIUe Donia, Lisa Ehman and BoDy Pope. Sisson will represent AA District 13 in the state all-star match on Sunday, Nov. 20 at Otterbein College. Admission to the matches Is $2 for adults and $1 for students. Sports briefs TRACY BEEGLE Sports briefs Football New England Patriots owner Victor Kiam. who Is considering moving the team because of the high rent at Sullivan Stadium, met with Boston Mayor Raymond Flynn. The Patriots have played 18 seasons at the stadium south of Boston, but the $1.7 million-a-year rent is the highest In the NFL and the lease has 12 years to run. Horse Raviag Personal Ensign, the first uninjured horse to retire undefeated in 80 years, arrived at Claiborne Farm to begin her broodmare career. Personal En· sign, who defeated Kentucky Derby winner Winning Colors in last weekend's Breeders' Cup Distaff, has a planned February mating with top sire Mr. Prospector. ... Reknowned fashion designer Oleg Cassin! has earned his professional harness driver's license at the age of 75. RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) Larry Nance finally Is comfortable playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Nance, a 6-foot-10 forward acquired Feb. 25 in a five-player trade with Phoenix, scored 27 points and had four blocked shots Wednesday night to lead the Cavaliers to a 108-91 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. Cleveland, 3-0, is off to its best start in 10 seasons. Nance shot 10 for 13 from the field and sank seven of eight free throws while collecting five rebounds in 34 minutes .. "I don't think I personally dominated the game. I helped our team dominate," said Nance, 29, an eight-year veteran out of Clemson and 'the Suns' firstround draft choice In 1981. "We had a great team game where everybody contributed. "After the trade, I dido' t feel comfortable. I played OK (averaging 16.2 points and 7.9 rebounds in starting 26 or 27 games), but 1 was uncertain of the plays, the philosophy." This season's training camp served to better orient Nance. Cleveland Coach Lenny Wilkens shifted John' 'Hot Rod'' Williams to the bench and a spar kplug ' "We had a big effort tonight," pressed only late in the second said Nugget Coach Doug Moe. quarter in dealing Portland its "This was a very tough game. first loss of the season. The score doesn't really indicate "We took It to them and tried to how tough it was. They're a very get them In foul trouble," Adams good team and I was really said. "We were really moving a lot and shooting well. It's goad to worried about this game because get the good teams out of the way we were coming off two tough early. That way, they think of us losses_ We needed a good game tonight from everybody and we as a tough team, too." gollt." English scored 14 of his 30 The Blazers have lost . 12 points in the final quarter to keep straight regular season games in Denver safely ahead. Danny Denver and have not won in the Schayes had 23 for the Nuggets. Mile High City since September Portland, 2-1, got 32 points 1983. from Clyde Drexler and '19 from In 'the only other game, Hi>Us· Terry Porter. Portland hit nine of ton topped l)tah 106-99. its first 14 shots from the field in Rockets 106, Jazz 99 the second period a-nd got as close · At Houston, Akeem Olajuwon as 49-48 with three minutes left in scored 35 points and collected 19 the period l)efore Denver opened rebounds and rookie Derrick a 55-50 halftime lead. After that, the Trail Blazers Chievous added 27 points to pace never got closer than three Houston. The Rockets outscored points, early in the third quarter, Utah 31-18 in the final period, as and were blown out in the fourth Olajuwon scored 17. Thuri Bailey led the Jazz with 31 points and period. Karl Malone added 25. Nance feels at home All-star senior volleyball set for Sunday in Athens Several prep volleyball players from Gallia and Meigs Counties will participate In District 13 Senior All-Star matches Sunday at 4 p.m . at Athens High School. Local players on the allDistrict 13 team - Hannan Trace's Autumn Adkins, Southw· estern's Christa Bailey, South· ern's Tracy Beegle, Kyger Creek's Vikki Noble and Gallia . Academy's Traci Sisson and . Krist! Thomas - will join some •of their other teammates se' lected to play in the volleyball festival. · Other members of the allDistrict 13 team included Becky Sostarich and Sheila Ross · (Athens), Christi Clay tCoal "Grove), Ginna Battise (Ironton), ·B!llina Cooper, Yvonne Fenlk 'and Nikki Jerzak· (Jackson), · Christi Collins, Julie Huggins and Tammy Jones (Logan), Memra Ingram (Oak Hill), and Wellston's .Tammy Winters. · Following the second match, .all members of the all-District 13 ' team will receive plaques, and ;all senior all-stars will receive T' shirts. In the first match, the team , coached by Logan'sDebra Angle and Jackson's Chuck Dorsey (both were named Coaches of the Year) will have Athens' Beth :Rtestenberg, GalHa Academy's Amy Caldwell. Jackson's Fenik .and Jerzak, Logan's Huggins and Jones, and Wellston's Kendra Kimbel and Winters. That squad will face the team coached by Athens' AI Swank and GAllS's Jackie Knight. The Swank Knight team will have Amy ' Cornwell and Ross (Athens), By United Press International Portland found. out the hard way that if you don't pick up Michael Adams up at mldcourt, . he can bury you under a mountain of three- point field goals. ~dams hit four three-point field goals and scored 29 points Thursday night to spark the Denver Nuggets to a 135-115 victory over the· Trail Blazers. Alex English was high man for Denver with 30 points, "We talked earlier about not leaving Michael Adams open," said Portland Coach Mike Shuler," but we just didn't pick him up quickly. enough. Denver played very well but just didn't defend very well. We weren't making our shots and that seems to get the team out of sync." Adams stretched his NBA record to 47 games with at least one three-point goal. 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Su rt Su rrlay School 9.]) am rnorningworshiplO::J)a m evenlngservlce6 p m mid-week service V. ednes:lay 7 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH :rJ; E Main St Pomeroy &I rday seJVIces Holy oorrununl.on on lP first Suroa;y of each month and combined wtth morting prayer on the third Su~ Moning prayer an d sermon on !lll oUV!r &.mays of ttF mon!h 0 urch School and Nursery c are p oviti>d Coffee ttour In re Parish Hall inmedlately following the service POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRJST 212 W Main St Leo Lash eva n ~lls BJI:Je SchOO. 9 :1) am Morning worship lD:.lla m Youth moo lngs 6 00 p m Evenlng worship, 7 00 p m Wednesdey rughtprayermeetingandBlble s l.dy 700pm THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Bli:ternu A 1!- Pomerov Mrs Dora W ning In charge Su rd ay hollness meet ing 10 am Sulllay School 10: lJ a m Sun:lcw School YPSM E oLSe Adams eader 7 :rl p m Salvat an meet ng. various sp.>akers a ndmuslcs~als Thursda,) 11 l'J a m o 2 p m LacHes Home J.Rague memoors n charge all wanen Invited 6 45 p m Thur.Dqy Cb IE Cadet Classs (Young ProJle-Bnlel 7 :t1 p m Bible StOOy and Prayer meeting, open to the public POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHR.IST l!ZEOt! <.lren s Hame Road Courty Road 76 992-52.15 Vocal music Sulliay Wor ship lOam BltleStuiyllam. 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WedrlEs:lay B.ble StWy 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN ClflJRCH AM n Cun lS pas <r: U n:la Swan ~ Su!'Kiay School9l'J am preachingser vk;es first and hl.rd Su Day followlngSun:.la,y Schad Youth meeting, 7 :rl pm every Sunda.v GRAHAM UN ITED METHODIST Preaching 9 30 a m f rs and second Sun days of each moh h h d an d fou 1h Sun dayPachm nlhwo shpser Icesal7 30 p m Wednesday evenings at 7 30 p m ? aye and Bib e S udy SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mul berry HPl gh s Road Pomproy Pas or Bob Snyder Sabbath Sc hool Super n ende nt Dar neS ewart ::iabbath School beg ns a 2 p m on Sat urda> 01 fte i nc;tan wl h wors h p service fol ow ng a 3 00 p m E e-ryone welcome RUTLAND F'lRST BAPTIST CHURC H - S s er Ha re t Wa nC'r Sup Sunday Sch ol !! 30 a m Morn n ~ Worsh p 10 45 a m POMEROY FIRST BAP1lS1 Lys t()'l Halley m n ster Sa unlay evening eva ngells c St rvic s open o pub! c 7 p m Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Morn ng Worship 10 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po me o; Pike E Lamar 0 Bryan pasta Jack Needs Sunda} Sc hoo! 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FRIDAY POMEROY - The Senior Citizens are sponsoring a round and square dance on Friday evening from 8 to 11 p m Music by True Country Those attend lng bring snacks Everyone welcome The Interested Busirtesses Listed On This Page. TEAFORD REALTY P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 216 5 Second Pomeroy 786 NORTH SECOND AVE 214 E Mam 992 5130 Pomeroy WAID CROSS SONS SlORE Grocenes General Mercholnd•se Rae me 949 1SSO CHAPMAN SHOES ''"'"Y •a.n"' s"" Sto11 I04 E MAIN ST, POMEROY 992-2815 HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Orr Rt 124 3 ml es from Par Jand Long Bot tom Edsel Hart pastor Sunday SchOol 9 30 am Sunday morn ng preaching 10 30 a m Sunday evening serv ces 7 30 pm MIDDL EPO RT FREE\\ ILL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Ash <Jnd Plum Noel Hernnann pas or Sunday School10 OOa m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Wed nesday and Saturday Even ngServlces a 730pm APPLE GROVE UNITED METHO DJST CHURCH - Pas or Rev Carl Hicks 10 ml es abOve Rae neon Rt 388 Sunday School 9 a m wo ship service 10 a m Sunday evening serv ce 7 p m Prayer meeting and Bible Study We dnes day7 pn MT OlIVE UNITED METHODIST Off 124 behtndWtlkes ille Charles Jones pastor SuiKlay Scho<i 9 30a m momlng worship 10 30 Sunday and Thursday evPn ng ~rv es 7 00 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARI!H UNI'l'ED METHOOIST CHURCH NOR111EI\ST CLUSTER Rev Do• Areber Rev Fruk Crefoot Rev Seldon Jobolm ALFRED - Chureh SchoOl. 9 30 am Worship 11 a m UMYF 6 30 p m UMW Third Tuesday 7 30 p rp Communion f rsl Sunday Archer) CHESTER - Worship 9 a m Church SchoollOa m BlbleStudy Thursdav 7p m UMW fir s Thursday 1 p m Com mun on firs Sunday Archer JOPPA Worship 9 30 am Church Schoo 10 30 am BibleS udy Wednesday 7 30 p m Johnsoo. l LONG BOTTOM - Churt!h School9 30 a m Worship 10 30 a m Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m UMYF Wedn es dav 6 00 D m Commun on First Sunda y or Month tCrofot REEDSVILLE- Church School9 30 a m Worsh p Service 11 00 a m (Deeter TO PPERS PLAlNS ST PAUL Chu 'Ch School 9 a n Wo sh. p 10 a m Bib e Study Tuesday 7 30 p m CO mmu n on F rst Sunday Archer) CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev W a. ley 'nate her RlN Pul Martin Rev Arthur Cra .. ree Rev Robert Steele ASBURY (Syra cuse Worsh p 11 a m Church Sclloo19 45 am Charge Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW fir s Tuesday 1 30 P m Cho RPheorsal Wednesday 6 30 p m (Tatctler) ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 a m Church School lOam Bib eStud y Tues day 7 00 p m UMW F s Monday 7 30 p m UMYF Sunday 6 p m Choir Re hea rsal Children sat 6 30 p m Adult fol lowi ng Wednesday (Frank In FLATWOODS- Church Schoo 10 a m Worship 11 a m Bib e Study Thurs da y 7 p m UMYF Sunday 6 p m {Franklin FOREST RUN - Wo ship 9 a m Church School 111 A M Choir pract ce Thursday 6 30 p m UMW ttUrd Monday Thursday 6 30 p m UMW third Monda y (Thatcher HEAfli Middleport -Churc h !icho ol 9 30 a m Morning Worsb p 10 30 a m You h Group 4 p m Wednesd<~ y Bib ~ study 6 00 p m Choir rehearsal 7 00 p m (Zuolga MINERSVILLE - Church School 9 00 a t'n Wo ship service 10; 00 a m UMW third Wednesday 1 p m (Thatcher ) PEARL CHAPEL - Worship Service 9 30 a m Church SChool 10 1:) a m POMEROY- Church School 9 1i'la m Worship 10 30 a n Ctlolr rehearsa l Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW second Tuesday 7 :ll p m UMYFSunday 6p m Meadows ROCK SPRINGS - Chun:-h School 9 15 am Worship 10 am Bible S udy Wed nesday 7 30 p m UMYF (Sen ors) Su n day 6 p m {Juniors) ev~ry o he Sun day 6 p m ( Frankl n) RUTLAND - Church School 10 a m Worship 11 a m UMW F rst Monday 7 30 om (Crabtree SOUTHERN CLUSTER lie> DebiF-r Rev Ro1er Grace lie> CariHI<b APPLE GROVE - Chun:h School 9 00 a m Morning Worship 10 00 a m Bible Study 7 00 p m Sunday Prayer Meeting 7 00 p.m Thursday (Hicks) BETHANY - Worship 9 am Church School 10 am B b eStudy WedniSday 10 a m IXtrcas Women s Fellowship Wednesday 11 a m (Foster} CARMEL - Church School 9 30 a m Worship 10 45 a m Second and Fourth Sundays Fellowship dinner wltlt Sut1a1 third Thursday 6 l> p m (Foster ) MORNING STAR- Church School9 45 am Worship 10 30 a m Bible Study Thursday 7 30 p m (Foster) SU'M'ON - Church School 9 30 a m Mornlnl Worthlp 10 45a m flrstandthlrd Sundays Fellowship dinner with Carmel t hird Thurw:lay 6 :J) p m (Fouer EAST LE:I'ART- MornlngWonbJp9 00 a m Chun::h SChool lO 00 a m u .M w flrst TUesday 7 :.> p m (Grace) LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am Church ScboollO a m (Grace) RACINE - Otu n:!h School 10 a m Wor shtp n am UMW fourth Monday at 7 :l) p m Men 1 Prayer Breakfast Wednea:ta;y 8 am (Grace) SALEM CENTER- Church School9 15 am Worship 10 15 am (Steele) FIOWIRS 101 IVERY OCCASION 16141992 2039 or (6141992 5721 06 lulternul be Pomeror ..... ..'·oo· , . GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ~ TilEY WOULD HAVE GIVEN We send the members of our armed seCVJces mto battle 10 unavOidable s1tuauons knowmg wtth sad beans that many of them will not return home There are however others who will, for although they have rtsked their hves for us they d1d manage to suCVJve even though 10 some cases wtth permanent disabibttes Let us never forget what we owe them for what they have done for us We must gtve them every poss1ble advantage m the way of JOb opportunities housmg, education and all the things they wdl need 1n order to resume theiC place 10 our soc1ety We should also thank the Lord at our House ofWorsh1p for theiC safe return and pray for the1r future well bemg It IS mcumbent-upon us to do whatever we can to help them reconstruct thetr hves wh1ch they were prepared to sacrifice for the preservation of our freedom SNOWVILLE - Wo sh p 9 00 a m Church School10 00 a m (Ma tin HOBSON CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Ther()'l Durham pastor Sunday service 9 30 a m even lng se vice 7 00 p m P ayer meeting Wednesday 7 00 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Joseph B Hoskins pas or B b e Class 9 30 a m Mornlng WorshlplO JOa m EventngWorshlp 6 30 p m Thursday Blble Study 6 30 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom('roy Ha r soov lie Rd Rober Purte I min s ter S eve Stanley S S Sup Bl McEI roy Asst Supt Sunday School9 30 a m Worshlpse vice10 30a m Even ngwor ship Sunday 7 p m and Wednesday 7 p m ST JOHN LUTI!ERAN CHURCH Pin e Grove The Re \\I lam M ddt eswar h pas to Church serv ce 9 30 a m Sund ay SchocllO 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIS T Tom Runyon pas to Sunday School 9 ID a m La rry Haynes S S Sup Mo rn ng worsh p 10 30 a m RACINE CHURCH OF !H E NAZA RENE Rev John Vance pastor Sandy Ju s Ice Cha rman of he Board of Chr s tlan L fe Sunday Scho o 9 30 a m Morn lng worship 10 30 a m eva ngel is c se vice 7 00 p m We;dnesd a} service 7 p m LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dox 1er Woody Call pastor Services Sunda; 10 a m and 7 p m Wedn esday 7 p m DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH Lloyd Sayre Supt Su nday Schoo 9 30 a m morning worship 10 30 am Sunday ev~>nlniZ servlce 7 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST S eve Deaver Pasta M ke Sw get Sunday Schuol Supt S unday School 9 3{) a m Morning worship 10 40 a m Sunday even ng \\.Or shlp 7 30 p m Wedn esday even ng B b e s udy 7 30 p m BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH Burl ngham Ray Laudermu pas a. Robert Cozart assLstan JliStCI Sun:la,y SchOO. 10 am w!YsWp 7 p m Wednesday 6 p m youth mcettng: Wed 7 p m chu rc h ser 'ices PINE GROV E HOLI NESSC HURLH ~ mlleoffRt 325 Rev BenJ Wa t s pastor Rober Sear PS S S Sup Sund a} Srhoo 9 30 a m Mo rning Worsh p 10 30 a m Su nday e enlng ~rvl ce 1 30 p m 'A ed nesday service 7 3tJ p m SILVER RUN BAPTIST B II Lltl e pas or Steve L le S S Sup! Sunda; Schoo110 a m Morn ng worslp 11 a m Sunday evening wor ship 7 30 p rr P a y r mcel ng and Bible study Wednesda y 1 30 p m YouthmeetlngWednesda ~ at 7p m REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 383 N 2nd Ave Mldd lepo Sunday School10 a m Sund y even ng 7 00 p m Mid week service Wed 7 p m LANGSVILL E CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 a m Da as Janev supt Mornin g worship 10 30 a m Su n day evening serv ce 7 30 p m Wedn es day evening serv ce 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Rev G enn McM Jan pastor Ma Y Jan ce Laven der Sunda y Scho o Sup Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mo n ng worship 10 30 a m Evangel stlc service tip m Praye ra ndPra se Wedn esday 7p m Youth m eeting 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Elden R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Gary Reed Lay lead er Morn ng sermon 11 a m Sunday night serv ces Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m So ng se vace 8 p m Preaching 8 30 p m Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday 7 pm HEMLOCK GROVE CHR ISTIAN Ch ar les Domigan pastor Mildred Ziegler Sun day School Supt Mornin g Worship 9 30 a m Sund~zy SchoollO 30a m Eveningser v:lce 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Donald Shue pastor Joe N Sayre Sunday Scho <X Supt Sunday School 9 45 a m Evening wo Ship 6 30 p m Prayer Meetin g 6 m p m Wednesday , TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST Dave Prentice minister Deryl Wells Supt Church School 9 a m Wor shl!. Service 9 45 p m HESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA R ENE Rev Herber.t Grate pastaFrank Riffl e supt Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Worship service 11 a m and 7 p m Sunday Wednesday 7 p m Prayer m eet In g. LAUREL CLIFF F REE METHODISr CHURCH William Williams pastor Ro.. ber E Barten Director of Ch r ts1 an Edu cation Steve Eb In assistant Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 30 a m Teens In Action, 6 p m Evening Worship 7 00 p m Choir practice 8 p m Sunday Wednesday evening prayer and BlbJe stlldy DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russel Sr min sti> Norman Will supt Sunday Scho<X 9 30 a m Wor sh p service 10 30 am Bible study Wed ncsday 6 00 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Pori a nd Racin e Road Mike Duhl pastor Jan ce Danner church school director Chu rch schoo 9 30a m Morning won hlp 10 30 a m Wednesday evening prayer serv ce5 7 30 p m BITHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shu er pastor Worship service 9 30 a m Su nd ay School lO 30 am Bible Study and prayer serv ce Thu sday 7 30 p m CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION AL CHURCH Kingsbury Road Rev Clyde W Henderson pastoc Sunday School 9 30 am Ralph Carl Sup Even lng ..,., orsh p 7 00 p m Prayer meeting 'A ednesday 7 00 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN VPrnon Eld ld ge pastor WallacP Damewood S S Sup Sund aySchool9 30a m Worship Service 10 30 a m HY SELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH 0 H Cart pas o Sunday Schoo a 9 30a m Morn ing worsh p at ;tO 30 a m Sun day evening servi ce a 7 30 p m Thursday services at 7 30 p m FR EEDOM GOSPEL MISSJON at Bald Knob located- on Coun y Road 31 Rev Rog e \\I Iford pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng Wor shl 10 45 a m Sunday evening wo ship 7 00 p m Wed nesday evening Bib e S udy 7 00 p m WHITES CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- Coolv le RD Rev Phillip Rl lenou past or Sunday School9 30 a m wo sh p servi e 10 30 a m Bible study and worship service Wednesday 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Roy W Carter pastcr Mornlng Worshtp 10 00 a m Bible School6 00 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 00 p m RU fl.AND BIBLE METHODIST Amos TH s pas or Sonny Hudsoo supt Sunday School q 30 a m Morning worship 10 30 am Sund ay evening service 7 00 p m Wednesday ser v ce 7 p m WMPO prog a m 9 a m each Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Samue Basye pastor Sunday School9 30 a m Worsh p servlce10 30a m Young people s service 6 p m Eva ngells lc serviceS 30 p m Wednesday serv ce7 pm MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Miller S Mason W Va Sunday Bibl e Study 10 am Worshpllam and7pm Wednes day Bible Study vocal music 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud d ng Lane Mas<l1 w Va J N Thacker pas tor Evening service 7 30 p m Women s Ministry Thursday 9 30 a m Wednesday Prayer and Bib e S udy 7 15 pm HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Har tford W Va Rev David McManis pastor Churcn Sc hool 9 30 a m Sunday morning ser v ce 11 a m Sunday evening serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 pm FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Letart W Va Rt 1 James Lewts pastor Wor ship servicE'S 9 30 a m Sunday Schoolll a m Evening worship 7 30 p m Tuesday cottage prayer mee lng and BibleS udy 9 30 a m Worsh p service Wednesday 730pm OUR SAVIOUR LUTI!ERAN CHURCH Walnut and Henry Sts Ravenswood W Va The Rev George C Weirick pastcr Sunday SChool9 30 a rn. Sunday worsltlp 11 am CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH located on Pomeroy P k e County Road 25 near Flat woods Rev BlackwOOd pastor Services onSundayat10:30am and7 30pm with Sunday School9 30a m Bible Study Wed nesday, 7 30 p m FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST St Rl 338 Antiquity Rev Franklin Dickens pastor Sunday morn ng 10 a m Sunday evening 1 JO p m Thursday even ng 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT H6i.I NESS CHURCH Inc 75 Pearl St Rev Ivafi Myers ac lng pastor Roger Manley Sr Sunday School Superintendent Sun day School 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 30 a m evening worship 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng Bible study prayer and prnlse service 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOLIC- VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder James Miller pastor Sunday SchoO. 10 30 a m Worship Service Sunday 7 30 pm BibleSudy 'Aednesday 730 m CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL Htrl soovilleRoad Re... VlctorRoulll. pastor Cllnt m Faulk Sunday School Supt Sun da y Schoo19 30a m morning worlhip u a m Sunday evening service 7 30 p m P ayer Me e ln g Wednesday 7 30 p m : 204 Condor 51 Pomeroy, OH 992-2975 " ,. ' POMEROY, OHI0-992 6677 I1U llltid!tl and lulb Ann fu Dh <.\\\1Cl Srrw !Boof.s 83 MMI Street Middleport Ohio 46760 (614) 982 16117- (998 OOKS) L-------------1 CHURCH SUPPLIES & eiBLES SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non Pentecostal Worship service Sunday 10 a m Sunday Schocl 11 a m Evening worship serv ce 7 00 p m Wednesday prayer meetlng 7 00 p m MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Located ln Tell:as Community off Ct Rt 82 Rev Robert Sanders pastor Jetf Holler lay leader Ed Roush Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m morning worship and children s church 10 30 a m even ng preaching service first t llree Sundays 7 30 p m Special servlce fourth Sunday evening 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer Mee tng Bible Study and Youth Fellow ship 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Located on 0 J White Road or Highway 160 Pat Hensoo pastor Sunday SchoollO a m Classes for all ages Junior Church n a m Morn ng worship tt a m Adult Choir pra ctlce 6 p m Sunday Young People s Children s Church and Adult Bible Study Wednesday at 7 30 p.m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 570 Grant S Mlddl~ort A1f1llated with SOuthern Baptist Convention David Bryan Sr Ml nlster SuDday School 10 a m Morn ng worship 11 a m Evening worship 7 p m Wednesday elJenlng Bible study and prayer meeting 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST St Rt 124 and Co Rd 5 Scott StPWart pas or William Amberger S S Supt Sun day School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Evening worship 7 30 p m Wednesday worship 7 3(1 p m ST PAUL LUTI!ERAN CHURCH Corner Sy~amore and Second Sts Po meroy The Rev Wll lam Mtdd eswart pastor Sunday Schod 9 45 a m Cbu rch service 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH M'gr Anthony Glannamore Ph 992 5898 Satur day Evening Mass 7 30 p m Sullday Mass 8 a m and 10 a m Confessions one half hour before each Mass CCD classes 11 am Sunday VICTORY BAPTIST 525 N 2nd St Middleport James E Keesee pastoc Sunday l!l,Oming worship 10 a m Even lng service 7 p m Wednesday evening worship 7 p m Visitallon Thursday 6 30 p m MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH David Curiman pastor Sunday School lOam worship service 11 a m Sunday n ght worship service 7 30 p m Midweek prayer service Wednesday 7 p m WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS CHURCHofMiddieport Inc 75Pcar!St Rev Ivan Myers pastor Roger Manley Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Evening Worship 7 30 p m Wednesday evening B ble study prayer and praise service 7 30 p m LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- Gilbert S~cer pastor Sun day School 9 30 a m Morning service 10 OOa m Sundaypveningserv ce 7 OOp _ m Mid week prayer service Wednesday 1 pm MT OLIVE FULL GOSPEL COMMUN ITY CHURCH Lawrence Bush pastc:r Max Folmer Sr S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday elJening service 7 30 m Wednesday evening Bible study and praise service 7 30 p m UNITEDFAITHCHURCH Rl 7onPo meroyBy Pass Rev David Wiseman Sr ... pastor Melvin Drake S S Supt Sunday School9 W a m Morning Worship 10 30 Evening Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer Service 7 30 p m F A!TH BAPTIST CHURCH Rail rood St Mason Sunday School10 a m Morn lng worsltlp 11 a m Evenlng service 6 p m Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wed nesday 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rev Nyle Borden pastor Corneltus Bunch supt Sunday SchOol worship 9 30 a m Second rourth Sundays service at 2 ~and p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST Fourth and Main St Middleport Rev Gllber1 Craig Jr pastor Mrs Ervin Baumgardner Sunday School Supt Sunda) School9 30 a m Worship Ser\ Ice 10 45 a m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B Hoskins eva ng elist Sunday BlbleStudy9a m Worship lOam Sun day evening service 6 p m \\ edncsday even ng service 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Racine Rt 124 WI! tam Hoback pastor Sunday School 10 a m Sunday evening service 7 p m Wednesday evening servlcf' 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng Worship 10 30 a m Prayer service altern ate Sundays THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC FAITH - NPw Lima Rd next to Fort Meigs Park Rutland Robert Richards pastor Services at 1 p m on Wednesdays and Sundays HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP TER of the Wesleyan Holiness Church Rev David Ferrell pastor Henry Eblin Sunday School Supt Sunday SchoollO a m Morning Worship 11 a m Evening servlce7 30 p m Wednesday evening ser vlce7 30pm STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH Gary Holter pastor Sunday services 9 30 a m and 7 p m Midweek service 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Third Ave Rev Clark Baker pas or Carl Not tlngham Sunday School Supt Sunday School 10 am with c asses for all ages Evening services at 6 p m Wednesday Bl blestudy at 7 30 p m Youth services Frl dayat7 30pm ECCLESIAFELLOWSHIP 128MII1St Middleport Bro her Chuck McPhersoo. pastor Sunday School 10 a m Sunday evening services at 7 p m and Wednesday services at 7_p. m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Kenneth Sm llh pastor Sunday School 9 3(} am c hurch service? 30pm you hfe owshlp6 30p m Bible study Thursday 7 30 p m FULL GOSPEL LIGIITHOUSE 33045 Hiland Road Pomeroy Tom Kelly pas tor Danny Lambert S S Supt Sunday morning service at 10 a m Sunday even lng service 7 30 p m Tuesday and TI!ul'S day Services at 7:30pm NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Rev Glendon Stroud pastoc SundaySchool9 30a m Wor ~hlpservlce 10 30 am You h ser vice Sunday 6 15 p m Sunday evenlngservtce7 OOp m Wed nesday Prayer Meeting and Bible Study 7 OOpm NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH Sun dav afternoon services at 2 30 Thur!:day evenln1 services at 7 30 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Masoo W Va Pas « Bill Murphy Sunday School 10 a m Sunday evening 7 30 p m Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m E\'eryooe wplcome RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST Sa !emS Rev Paul Taylor pastor Sunday SchooilOa m Sunday evenlng7 OOp m Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7 00 pm SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH Silver Ridge Duane Syden str1cker pastor Sunday School 9 a m Worship Service 10 a m Sunday evening service 7 00 p m Wedneiday n gh Bible study 7 OOp m 'WE ARE ON A JOURNEY We all are on a personal lourney We may not be aware of It but we are traveling a path We areontheroadtolhefuture The road to tomorrow There are many people on the road as we are but each of us Is alone on our Journey We come and go on this journey Some times there are many and somtlmes we walk alone That Is why It Is a personal Journey We may touch others lives and they touch our lives but II Is still a lone personal Journey to tomorrow and eternity Sometime and some place In the future our Journey will end What path will we have left behind• Columbus led us to the new world Lewis and Clark took us to the Pacific Ocean Moses took Israel to the promised land and the apostles took Christ Into all the world Christ took us from Bethlehem to Golgatha to the tomb and to the right hand of God We also need to take people some place Where will we end up and who are we taking along with us• As Christians we are going on a certain path to eternity I should be leading you and all who see me on that certain Christian path which Is the only right path We know where we want ou• journey to take us We, want that path to be your path too because It Is tbe only rlgbtpatb to Joy and happiness It Is not an easy path paved and all down bill It Is a path with stones and roots and briars It Is a path that takes us on a long Journey Wben we get to the end It will be well worth the lime and trouble You can not walk always In my path and I can not always walk In your path, but we can see each other and help each other over the rough spots and keep each other on the right path to eternity It makes no cllfference bow long the Journey will last God Is leadln& the way and He Is waiting at the end of the trail to welcome us Where Is your journey taking you• Ask yourself Paalor Wllllam Mlddleewartb, Melp County Lulherane . Pomeroy Middleport, Oh1o Community calendar ' fXrERIENCE 111E JOY Of RELIGION This Message and Church Directory Seonsored Friday. November 11, 1988 POMEROY - A weekend revival will be held Friday Saturday and Sunday 7 30 each evening at the Calvary Pilgrim Chapel Route 143 Pomeroy Evangelist "Ill be Rev Toby Melott from Pennsylvania Special smglng will be featured Pastor VIctor Roush welcomes lhe public SATURDAY WILKESVU,LE - The Py thlan Sisters are sponsoring a smorgasbord dinner on Satur day starting at 4 p m at the Pythlan Hall In Wilkesville Proceeds from the dinner will go to the building fund Everyone welcome special speaker Rev Bob Grubb will be featured Rev Clyde Henderson paslor wei comes everyone RACINE - Southern High School football banquet will be held Sunday 1 p m at the school Anyone Interested Is asked to contact Sue Beegle GALLIPOLIS Modern Woodmen of America Camp 7230 Is sponsoring a dinner at Dales Smorgasbord Gallipolis on Sun day from 12 noon to 2 p m Cost $1 50 Ch lldren under 10 free Bring a friend GALLIPOLIS Modern Woodmen of America Camp 7230 Is sponsoring a dinner Sunday from noon to 2 p m at Dale s Smorgasbord Upper River Road Gallipolis Cost will be $1 50 for ages 10 and over No charge for children under 10 Bring a friend MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Inter national Order of Job s Daugh ters Semi-Annual Inspection will be held Monday 7 p m at the Middleport Masonic Temple Dinner will be al 5 p m at Pleasers Restaurant Pomeroy BEDFORD - Bedford Town ship Trustees will meet In regu Jar session Monday 7 p m at the town hall Everyone welcome MASON W Va - Mason Vo lunteer Fire Department s La dies Auxiliary annual Christmas Bazaar will be held Saturday 9 am to 6 p m at the fire station Refreshments will be sold Eve ryone welcome TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plains Elementary School Is having an open house on Monday Nov 1~ from 7 to 7 30 p m The open house Is being held In observance of Nallonal Educa tlon Week The school boosters will meet following the open house TUPPERS PLAINS - The annual turkey dinner of the Ladles Auxiliary of Orange Township Volunteer Fire Depart ment will be held Salurday at the Tuppers Plains Fire Station Serving begins at 4 30 p m Price $4 50 Everyone welcome REEDSVILLE - Riverview Elementary PTO will have a special meeting Monday al 7 p m The elementary choir will sing and parents and relatives are Invited to attend MIDDLEPORT- A revival Is being held at the Middleport Christian Union (:burch through this Saturday with services at 7 30 each evening There will be dltlerent speakers and singers each evening SUNDAY CHESTER -The Izaak Wal ton League will conduct the annual deer slug gunshoots start lng this Sunday 1 p m at their farm located three and one-half mUes south of Chester on Shade River Road Shoots will then be every Sunday the same time until Nov 27 POMEROY- Special services wUI be held Sunday 7 p m at Carleton Church on Kingsbury Road County Road 18 Pomeroy The Grubb Family Singers and TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plains Elementary School Is having an open house on Monday from 7 to 7 30 p m In observance of National Educa lion Week A boosters meeting will follow the open house MIDDLEPORT - The Inter national Order of Job s Daugh ters will be held Monday 7 p m at the Middleport Masonic Tern pie Dinner at 5 p m at Pleaser s Restaurant will preceep the meeting TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Group II of Mlddleporl Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday 6 p m at the American Legion buDding for their annual Thanksgiving dinner Devotions will be by Mrs Carl Horky Bible study will be by Mrs Dwight Wallace Volunteers sought for tax program Do you or your organization like to help others• Would you like to learn about the new tax laws• Residents of Mason County are Invited to channel their volunteer spirit Into a program called VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assist ance) When you volunteer for VITA everyone gets something In return Taxpayers with ques tlons get the answers they need And volunteers like yourself get MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday 6 30 p m al the city hall on Race St All members are urged to altend to diSCu ss the upcomlng Mlddleporl ChriStmas parade The parade will take place Monday Dec 5 a t 6 30 p m Present plans call for the parade to start at the Sears parking lot and end at the T All Individuals and orga nizations wlshlng to partlclpale are to call Kim Blower at 992-5141 HFC Thrift of W Va Inc lots to ~d s County Store Inc Olive Jim Pierce and Phyllis Sue Pierce easement to Ohio Power Company Rutland Joseph E Thoren Jr and Joyce Thoren easement to Ohio Power Company Sutton Thorne M Cottrill and Ann F Cottrill easement to Ohio Power Company Sutton James M Smith and Diana L Smith easement to Ohio Power Company Sutton James B Titus and Joyce V Titus parcels to Thomas 0 Stewart and Joan M Stewart Rutland Fred Swearingen and VIrginia Ann Swearingen lracts to Mildred Chapman Olive Leslie R Facemyer and Karen L Facemyer pt lot to Dennis L Facernyer Jr Bradbury Stanley 0 Duckett and Leona G Ducket 2 17 A to US A Farmers Home Adm Salisbury Edgar Brewer parcels to Rodney Lee Beegle Lebanon Andrew Myers and Nellie Myers agree to Ohio Telephone and Telegraph Co Meigs Frank Herald Jr agree to Ohio Telephone and Telegraph Co Meigs John W Brogan Sr agree lo Ohio Telephone and Telegraph Co Meigs John R Carroll and Mary E Carroll parcels to James Jay Persinger and Yvonna Sue Per singer, Olive REMEMBER WITH ToFLOWERS . . . . beutlfully • deolped ...... at ...,...,,_, juo&call fltv!alt POMEROY . 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"2-5111 Alfred V Frank and Helen L Frank 1 00 A to Leslie V Frank and Rhonda J Frank Chester Sidney Burton dec d a!fld to Catherine Burton Middleport George D Douglas and Ka thryn L Douglas right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia George D Lowther and AprU I Lowther right of way lo Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia John T Holliday right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dis I Salem Gary E Spencer and Kathy Spencer right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia Thomas E Fauber and Geral dine J Fauber right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia Clifford Wooten right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia Goldie Bobo right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia Southern Ohio Coal Co right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia George A Radekln and Wa netta Radekln rlglit of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia W P Brooks and Margarel Brooks right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia Richard L Fauber and Janet S Fauber right o! way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlsl Columbia James A Fauber and Hope A MOOSE MEMIERS & W.O.T.M. JOIN YOUR FRIENDS SWING & SWAY TO THE .LODIES OF "GEORGE HALL" AT THE OIGAN. MAlE YOII IISEIVATIONS NOW I CAI1675-1110 . file their tax return Per~ons helped Included the handl capped elder ly and those for whom professional assiStance was out of reach For more informatiOn about the VITA program please con tact Rita Board WV Taxpayer Education Coordinator at 1 800424 1040 extension 6612 or write to IRS P 0 Box 1138 Stop 2108 Parkersburg 1\ V 26102 the satisfaction of a job well done It s a matter of having enough trained volunteers to help To accomplish this we need folks lo volunteer now so thai they can be trained In time for the 1989 tax return filing season Durlng the last fil ing season 300 VITA volunteers at 100 locations throughout the state assiSted over 10 000 taxpayers to ...---People in the news-------, Meeting ATHENS - Meeting of the Buckeye Joint-County Self-In surance Council will be held Friday Nov 18 10 a m at the Athens County Extension Office In Athens Bazaar NEW HAVEN - Plans are underway for the annual New Haven Fire Deparlment Auxll lary Christmas Bazaar on Dec 3 from 10 a m to 4 p m The bazaar will be held again this year at the New Haven Fire Station As In previous years the bazaar Is open to all area crafts people Including Individuals churches clubs and civic orgam zatlons Anyone wishing 10 re quest a table should send a self-addressed stamped enve lope along with $10 per table to Shelby Duncan P 0 Box 137 New Haven W Va 25265 For more Information call (304) 882-2814 or 882-3243 Turkey dinner RUTLAND - The annual Rutland Fire Department turkey dinner will be served Thursday Nov 17 starling at 5 p m at the Rutland Grade School Tickets at $5 may be purchased from fire department members Fall festivals RUTLAND - Rutland PTO will be having a fall festival at the Rutland Grade School on Satur day Nov 19 from 6 to 9 p m There will be games for children lot sol food door prizes a variety show baked goods giveaways and a general store Everyone welcome LETART FALLS - Letart Falls PTO will be hosting a fall festival on Sunday Nov 20 at the Letart Falls Elementary School Dinners will be served starting at noon and the menu will Include ham turkey baked chicken mashed potatoes noodles green beans corn slaw roll dessert and drink Prices are $3 a meal $1 50 for children 12 and under and children under two free Also on the agenda for Ihe day Is a counlry store a bake sale games entertainment and prizes To top off the qay s activities a prince and princess from grades 1-3 and a king and queen from grades 4-6 will be crowned Everyone Is welcome Meigs County property transfers CompUed by Emmogene Holstein Congo Recorder Meigs County Ohio The Da1ly Sentmei- Page-7 By WILLIAM C lRO'IT United Press International RADIO RIZZO ON THE AIR Frank Rizzo s career as a radio talk show host Is off to a good slart The former strong arm Ph!ladelphla mayor made his debut on stalion WCAU m Philadelphia Wednesd ay and the result was a barrage of phone calls The fi rst hour of the a fternoon show drew more callers - most of them Rizzo fa ns - than any hour In the station s history and the nex I 30 minutes even topped the first hour Rizzo a Democrat who converted to the Republican Party spent a lot of tune discussing the presidential election - pra1smg George Bush saying voters are fed up w1th the Democratic Party and blasting media coverage of the campaign He also had unkmd things to say about Wilson Goode who defeated h1s mayoral bid last year Rizzo who reportedly Is receiVIng about $100 000 a year for th e ftve days a week show admitted he was nervous before go mg on the air but not enough to override h1s confidence I thm k I m more Interesting than a ny guest If I can brag he said KING OF RADIO Elsewhere on th e radiO dial horror author Stephen King has converted hiS Bangor Maine radiO stat1on to a non proftt operation King a Bangor resident bought WZON AM live years ago and change the format to top 40 The station continued losing money and he tried to sell It last year but couldn t lind a buyer Now that he s eliminated commercials WZON w11l play old rock and blues which Kmg prefers but It will no longer broadcast the Boston Celtlcs games whlclrdisappoinls many listeners No one has picked them (the Celtlcs broadcasts) up so far and I m sorry to see that said WZON s general manager Christopher Spruce who Is Kings brother In law I hated to lose them but being non commercial we couldn t carry them SHOW GOES ON FOR RINGO Ringo Starr reportedly Is In an alcohol rehabilitation clinic w1th h1s w1fe Barbara Bach bul officials at WNET the New York PBS stat ton say they plan to go ahead w1th the ex Beatie skid show Starr plays I;W1 18 nch tall railroad conductor on Shm!ng Tlme Stat on a nd some 20 epiSodes of the show are ready for broadcast Producers are wa1tmg to see If Starr will be ready when productiOn starts u'p agam m January BAD MAGIC Penn Jtllette half of the off beat mag1c team of Penn and Teller would like to make David Copperheld and Doug Henning disappear When you see Penn and Teller you don t see t1gers or boxes 01 our w1ves or any of the other thmgs you see at a Henni ng or Coperfleld JJIIette says m an mtervlew tn the show December issue of Penthouse If you go to their shows what you are go ng to see Is essentially Copperfield or Henning domg Vanna Wblte hand gestures Walt maybe that s glvmg them too much credit I thmk Carol Merrill (of Lets Make a Deal ) 1s closer LONG LIVE THE KING Billionaire hotel magnate Harry Helms ley reached an undisclosed settlement with a Miam i Beach doctor he had sued over a corporate debt Defense lawyer Stephen Zukofl called II a comeuppance for Helms ley whose w1fe Leona appears In ads callmg New York s He.msley Palace the only hotel in the world where the queen stands guard Mr Helmsley may thtnk he s the king bu t he s not the king here Zukoff said He has to obey the law like everyone else The squabble began when Dr Raul de Cespedes s medical corpora lion whl}'h rented an office from a Helmsley company went out of business and Helmsley eventually filed sutt agamst Cepedes for S26 000 He lmsely then refused to give a deposition in Mlam1 and when Ces pedes s lawyer suggested the billionaire pay a hefty fine for contempt of court Helmsley paid Cespedes an undisclosed setlle ment to drop the matter Helmsley s lawyer sa1d the cost of gomg ahead with the lawsuit didn t justify proceeding Classified • • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992 2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 AM to 5 PM 8 AM until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY 0 15 WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 10 OAVS 1 MONTH POLIC ES pad ReceNe $50 d scount to ads pad n adlrance Free ads G \'&away and Found ads under 15 words will be run 3 d.,.s at no c;h«ge Pr ee of ad fo all capita letters 15 doub e p ce of ad cost 7 po nl I ne type onty used Sent nel s not espons ble fo er o s afte first drl'( Check fo ar o sf st day ad runs n pape Cal befo e 2 DO p m dav after publ cat on 10 make co rect on Ads that must be pad n adlJance a e Ca d of Tl'lan ks Happy Ads In Memor am Ya d Sal05 A class fed advert sement placed n TheDa ly Sent nel ex cept - c 8SSif ed diSP tfV Bus n85s Card and egal not ces w I als o appaa n the Pt Pleasant Regster and tl'le Gall pols Oa ly T bune reach ng over 18 000 homes Gun awarded DAY BEFORE PUBL. CAT ON 11 00 AM SATURDAY - 2 00 PM MONDAY 2 00 PM TUESDAY - 2 00 PM WEDNESDAY - 2 00 PM THURSDAY 2 00 PM FRIDAY COPY DEADLINE MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER The 870 shol gun given away by Rutland American Legion Post 467 went to Todd Bryant of B1dwell WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAPER $8 00 S13 00 $33 00 4- G veewav 5- Happy Ads 6 lost and Found 7 Ya d Sa e pad n advance B Publ e Sa e & Auc on 9- Wanted to Buy Mason Co WV A ea Code 304 Me gs County 446 Gall pols 387 Chash e 388 V nton 246-R o Grande 266-Guyan Oist 643- A ab a 0 st 379 Walnut 992 M dd eport Area Code 614 Pomeroy 986 Chests 843 Portland 247 letart Falls 949 Rae ne 742 Rutland 667 Cootv le 675- Pt P eaunt 468 576 Leon Apple G ove 773 Mason 882 New Haven 896 letart 937-Buffalo Cet Recuffs Fast EASTERN HILL FABRIC SHOP GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL FABRIC REDUCED HepWaned S tuat on Wanted ln su an ce Bus nes s Tan ng Schoo s & nst uc on 16 - Rado TV & CB Rep a 17- M see ~neous 1 8 - Wanted To Do 12 13 14 15- Pubhc N ot1ce IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE OIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Accounte ond vouch•• of tho following named llduc!• Ia hMII been fled In the Pr~> bolo Court. Meigo County Ohio. for oppr01111l ond oott.. Oleta Joyce DavIa a Mtnor ESTATE NO 261149 Firot Portio! Account of Ro che! Hutton Guordlon of the Eltlite of Virgie Burford. an Incompetent Pereon ESTATE NO 2215158 Third Current Account of Joyce A Devil Guardian of \ ESTATE NO 21275 - Eleventh Annual Account of W1llam J Hot.tatter Tru• tee of tho Truet Creotod by Item Eighth of the Loot Will and Tntament of Linn a B Taylor Dece•ed ESTATE NO 26813 - Ft nal and Distributive Account of Barbara Lehman Eaecu trDl of the Estate of Nancy Chapman 1k1 Nancy E Chapmen D•ceaed ESTATE NO 26760 - Fi nalend Distributive Account of Bernice B Carpenter Ex ecutrbt of tho Eotote of Ruth A Bamttz Oec. .8d ESTATE NO 25848- Fl nelend Distributive Account of Ann Wllllomo Admlnlo tratrbl of the Eltate of Sera S10 $15 S25 $60 00 00 00 00 Merchandise 51 Household Goods 52-Sporting Goods 53 Anr ques 54 M sc Mer chand se 55 Bu d ng Supp es 56- Pe 15 to Sale 57- Mus cal nst ument s 58 F u ts & Vegetab es 69 Fo Sole or TMdtl Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Fa m Equ ipment 62 Wanted to Buy 63 l vestock 64- Hay & Gra n 65- Seed & Fe r le Transporlalion Real Estate 31 - Homes to Sale 32- Mob le Ho mes fo Sal e 33- Fa ms fo Sa e 34 Bu s ness Bu ld ngs 35 36 lots & Acreage 41 4243 44 45 46 4748 - Houses fo Rent Mob le Homes fo Rent Farms fo Reni Apu ment to Ren Fu n shed Rooms Space fo Rent Wanted to Rent Equ pment fo Rent 71 7273 74 75 76 77 78 79 Au os fo Sa 8 Tucks for Sal e Vans & 4 WO s Moto cycles Boas & Mote 5 fo Sale Auto Po t s & At c85so EllS Auto Repa Camp ng Equ pm en Cam pers & Moto Homes Real Estate Wanted ••mnma 49 - For Le•e PubliC Not1ce m... Open 10 15 Man Tua Wad 8t Fri Sat 10 2 ' Cloud Thura & Sun St Rt 7 6 mila• north of Chaster S21 00 $51 00 11 followmg telephone exchanges ONE EVENING SHOW AT 7 30 PI ADMISSION 'I 00 St3 00 1Jh61HH611 Gall a County Area Code 614 26 36 WORDS S7 00 sa oo Announcements 1 Card of Thanks 2 In Memo v 3- Annouc emen s Class1jwd pages cover the COLONY THEATRE S5 00 Ratusa eto consecutiVe runs b oka nupdayswllbechaged fn ear.h rliiV as separate ads Ad• out. de Me g.!l Ga a o Mason count es must be p e- Fauber right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia Gordon N Perry right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia Goldie Bobo George D Lowther Kathryn S Spencer Tony Vdvardy and Beulah Vdvardy right of way to Leading Creek Conserv Dlst Columbia Janet Williamson right of way to Leadlng Creek Conserv Dis! Columbia 16 25 WORDS $4 00 $5 00 Services 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 Usrng the Classifreds Is as Easy as W W1ll 1 Deceased Unl•• except10111 are filed occoome w II be for hearing before said Court thereto Nld on the 13th doy of December 1988 et whtch time eotd eo- counu wl ~considered and contiraled from dey tad., untt! finally dloposed of Arrv tnt-ted moy file written ltl<ceptlono to ..Id accounts or to mitten per tatnlng to the~Wta.~tlon of the trult. not tea• lh1n five days prior to the date HI for hear <ng Robert E Buck Judge Common Plea Court Probate Dtviuon Me gs County Ohio (11) 111tc ~ • ""'- dot."'th a" m~~k• w- • 1111111 _, ..,... n M WANT ADS �• Page- 8 The Dally ~el. -~-- Friday, November 11, Pomeeoy Middlaport. Ohio Wanted Friday, Novanber 11 . 1988 ,,.,.,.,,. Htve room ior 2 eltt.f¥' llcl•., our home. Loc•ed In Michl• port. Clll 814-9t2-27110. Le.sa M. Murphey Frw-Lance Writer 15 Speeches, .Computer Graphics, Publi< Rtlotiom, -~ Phone: 614-992-3643 The Staff Is Howard L. ROOFING Back ! ! ! Mary, Naomi, Jane, Grace, Dama, Angie and Gwen Folmer NEW -REPAIR KAY'S BEAUTY SALON Downspouts D01:• 6 c.., EJC~*I.,CI Used tJrnllure bV the piece or Gutters entire hou .. hold. 814-742- 2486. Trepplng IUDDII•. Buying g5n- Gutter Cleaning Painting 992-2725 teng. Georgrllluckl.,d14-H44711 . Houn 2:00.9:00. Cto.ed FREE ESTIMATES MIDDlPfPORT, OHIO 949-2168 ~'Walk-InA Welcome" 10-31-88-1 mo. 'FIREWOOD OAK. LOCUST, CHERRY MODERN GUN SUPPUES BISSELL BUILDERS AND Muzzleloacing~lies Modem Gun PER LOAD DELIVERED ies GuM • Ammo • S ugs • 22 Ammo 12 4 Eat! al Rutland A<rass Happy Holow Rd. Bill SLACK 992-2269 , •• 614-742·1355 8· 11-88-lfn CUSTOM BUilT HOMES & GARAGES "At Rtosonobl~ Pri<es" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAUS TRIPLE P EXCAVATING •Ooa.1r & Backhoe •Will Do H•uling Dump Truck •Wrecker Service •Junk Yard Business WANT TO IVY WRECKED OR JUNI CAll 01 TIIICIS -FRfiiS1'111ATIS- . , For ony of thtuwwicos call . 614-742-2617 Belw•n 9 a .m.-6 p.m. or Ltan GENERAL~ REPAIR~ SpedallziDriD Chala Uuk aad Wood Feaclar •CIIUNQ 'ANI INITALLED •REMODELING •PAINUNQ •"-UM.NO •ROORNQ •DRYWALL •DECKS •TILE WOJIK •POJICH U FREE.I!STIMATI!S Bllckeye Card Welceme lllfl LYIKH BOGGS SALES & SERVICE .Garage U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIW, OHIO Rl. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 614-662-3821 Authorized John Deere, New Holland. Bush Hog Form Equipment Dealer Alto TransllliSIIoa PH. 992-5682 or 912-7121 MEIGS FURNITURE 3rd St. ROOM SUITE $44995 Part• . & Serwlu 1·3·'16-tft ALARM SYSTEMS CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING •R esidential •Commercial 10 Year$ Experience 992-6282 HUNTER SECURITY 10·25-1 11-1· 1 mod pd. . pd. MOIIIS EQUIPMENT Ker Heaters Wicks Ker Blowers Heat Mate Ceramic Furnace '110.00 Blem Batteries '30.00 & Up 319 So. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio 614-992-5952 Racine. Ohio SET ACQUAINTED $PEC/Al 3 PC. LIVING F11111 E41lt•••t 6·17-lfc WANTED Salem St..Ohio 1·28-'88-lfn JUST OPENED CAKES . by .Donna . SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES Binhdays, Holidayo •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New H - s Built ''Fraa Estimates'' Specializing in character and novelty cAkos Rt. 1, Boa 136, Vinton PH. 949-2801 or les. 949-2860 742·2235 NO SUNDAY CAllS DEAD OR AUVE •Washers •D ryars •Ranges •F raazers •Refrigerators "Must Bo ltpair. .lo" KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 985-3561 We Service All Makos 1/22/88/lfn GUN SHOOT EVERY SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. RACINE GUN CLUB RACINE, OHIO · FACTORY CHOKE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUNS ONLY .9-19-88 Hn SMALL REPAIR Authori•wlo.Service & Parts Brigg1 &. Stratton Tecumseh Weed E•ter Hamollto Jacobe en VALLEY LUMBER y •·~~~~f~~Z:I ~ohio 11·3-'81-1 mo. GUN SHOOT LINDA'S PAINTING RACINE FIRE DEPT. Basham Building INTERIOR • EXTERIOR FREE ESTIMATES Take the pain out of poi~ing. Ltt me do tt for you. Very Reasonable. Have References. EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Factory Cholet 12 Gauge Shotguns Only Stri<tly (nforcod 10·7-tfn 614-985-4180 10-19·'11-1 mo. J&L INSULATION . Mastic & Certainteed ' Vinyl Siding Roofing Seamless Gutter Replacement Windows Blown Insulation Storm OooiS & Windows Free Estlmatos Call 992-2772 1/ 15/ Hn A1111111111 r.r: llli:lllo LYNCH'S t/11/tflll ........ Roger Hysell 992·3723 10-31· '11-liiiD. MAIN STREET PIZZA Your Home&owa Place Has always offered THE BEST PIZZA At The BEST PRICES. If any local competitor oHers you a bttter deal, tell us and wa'll match it! HOME COOKED LUNCHES DAY We can repoir and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repoir Gos Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio N..,.. Fwmen Unfon Tobecco W•llhauoo. Rlplor, Ohio. R• cetvlng tob.aoo. 7 d'¥1 e w-. 11t lolo NOY-bor 21. 3048711-1888 Ill' 813-382-4388. Free bel• twine a teg~.tobecco -.:1 I& per 1 DO tDr hiLIIIng. 4 Public Sale 8c Auction DALE JOHNSON AUCTIONEER •FARM •HOME •COMMERCIAL 992-2156 8 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRl FOR UNDER 5300 MAIN mm PIZZA Our Delivery Staff Knows Where You Live. 1 mete pup!JV brown mbted brood. Pan Pu~ Coli 114-28111148. 8 pupploo-Mixod l r - Port Chlhulhua . Cell 814-2511884. 4- kltt••· I wk. old. to give -oy. Coll814-4411-7100. Flr.wood to give WIWtf. Loauat lnd cherry lmla You aut up. Cllll14-843-8213. . 2>1 ,... old. GaadwMh c:Nidrtn. Cllll14-742-2103. -go • 8011 m - - for "" .... bod. 304-882-3104. . FNI to good home In aauntry. 0onnon lhopt.d .,,. ,,. vo• old lomllc !P"Y"" • ohots. 304-8711-2748. ante CHIPWOOD POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 14 INCHES ON LARGEST END 6 Lost and Found LOST: 2 red • whtte capper noood Boogl•. VlclniiY ol Kyg.,. Clll1114-3e7· 7230. Lott: Whht. fern .. e ll111ett: Hound with red I poll. In l.:aurll CUH, Mondly, Nov. 7. Coll814-192· 10211. Found: Nov. 9tnRICfne. onekt¥ on kOV ring. Cf!1114-948-30118. Lolt: 'llllow m..e cal h Rutlend • - Oos-3t. Clll814-742· 2731. DRIYERED TO OHIO PALUT COMPANY POMDOY, OHIO 992-6461 LOST: M.le ct.tnu1 brown • whlto Englloh Spr.,gor 8penlol with bobbed Ul. Rew.rcl. 3041711-2228.g l..olt or Stolen: Puppy &Mgle 9 monthl d•k browwn, mix:eel wllh lllldc-arMgo. VOI'ffri-. EoU IYina down. an~Wer~ to name Elmlr.Antwln to neme El.,..., tf YOU har• or . . . 304-17&· 7278 . Mlulna 2 YOU.NG'S CARPENTER SERVICE 9/11/88 Public Sale 8c Auction - Plumbing work CHRISTMAS AUcnON Sunday, Nov. 13-1 P.M. and electrical IFAEE ESTIMATES) V. C YOUNG Ill 992-621 S ar 992-7314 Pomoroy, Olio RICHARD RENOLDS OWNER & AUCTIONEER License 301-88 · Phone 1·304-275-3651 Ya,rd Sale .......Giillii:1olis .......... CHESTER, OHIO & Vicinity .................................. OAI.LIPOUS FLEA MARKET· At1. 35 • 110. Op.n tNflfY Set. •sun. I AM-& PM . .......Pome·rov......... .. Middleport & Vicinity i .................................. POMEROY -EAGUS CLUB 224 E. MAIN ST. 992-9976 BEAUTIFUL ,1'"~- /~ '. •HAIR . •1'1 , 'f:. n \ ··\ ~~ · ..,~-::: '•CLOTHES · . ' •TANS . ... lOP OF 1111 STAllS DESIGNER IOUIIQUE 111 Wost S.C. P1•n•r 992-6720 AokforNtn~ . Went to buy ltMding timber. 814-371-27118. Wll do ..... lttlng In ......... . llnle whtte hou.. ..... Rto HOMEABSEM8LV INCOME A111mbl1 prCKllc:tl M home. Plrt:-tlml. Experl.,ce unnec.· lory. Dltlllcl. Coli 813-327· 08811. Ext. 0 -1141. 1100 w'*lv poa.lble. A•embllng procklcta. liAS E to: Home Croflo, P.O. 8001 90011-GDI', Huntington, w.v •. 217049001. . A- t 887..... T84_10H. 24 .... Cflriltmet. C.l for hformMk>n. 1114-4411-2188. Ur-~ Nood Oil> en-• Por· 10n toworkwlhout .,pevilion for T•u 01 Co. In Galllpolill .,... W.traln. WrtteT.J.Didl• 10n, Pr• ·· SWEPCO, Box 9810011. Ft. Worth. Tx 78111 . WANTED: Plrt-ttme poeltior'll .wieble to two lnt•medl•• .... loci ... for dwotopmontllfy dtllbiMI ect..h1 In Gell1 County, Ohio: OALLIPOUI: 30.1-tpn Con'llft.lnftv Service Worlcli': t1 PM-8:30 AM , Th · S..; or u othlrwlle ld'l ... led; 2--r -IV ltOff moo11n~ eiDWEL~ · 34-hour Community Sorvlcl -kli':ll-11 PM, Fri.; 7AM-t1 PM. lit 7AM-5PM,Bun. : or11 alhlrwile ICih_..ll.:l; 2-hour ~ IIOTifP081TION8: Hlghochool dlp'll. ..ad ctlver'IICIMie.,d good driving riDOfd. good oo~ munlc•ton •d org811tr:l1ion lklll. punctuel .,d ebfllty to work• pert af 11.-n requhd: pr.,loul IXp.... ae r--- WOI'Img wllh ,....,.. with mentel dllion end dweloprnentll c:ll•bllltl• preferred. 8111,.,: t4.25/hour. lend r•nne Md lin• lntiCIIing which poe)tlon Optlly ..g lor, 10: Cocllll Buc*trteCommunlyS*'· 'lie.. P.0 . loa 104. Jeabon. Ohio 415840. O. ... lne for 1ppl~ Clnl:l: 11· 17-88. 'Equal Opportunity Emptayer. Ot:N• Blk•. UP TO t18 HOUR PROCESS· lNG MAIL \'1/EEKLV CHECK GUAAANTEEO. FREE Dotoh, WRIT~ SD, 10117 W. PhU ...... Phi& Suite 239-00, Ontlrio, Celli. 91712. Mll'ltgi"G Colmetokfgllt-HIIr Hoppenlng. Celli eny cloy but Thura. • Sun. to mike .. eppt.. 814- 4411- 338 3. Sal• A•r•.rtatlveWwrt.t tor lo~ b.ltln•a. Some OOIIIQI ,......,. PriU'Ioul Ill• •t» rltnOt help'l.IL Send reaume to: P .O. 8011 tiS, Bldwol. Ohio 48814. appli-ktn• cHI*• In mv home• WHk-ct.v ••lngl. w.k·•dl ~ - l b l • CoN 114-oWI-2183 oft• I PM. ' .:.:.:..=:.::.....,..;.__...,-' P-'ntlng W•lot Wid ext.SOr, odd jobl. ..t•.,*· fr• _. .. . 304-773-5402 773- • 1081. ,, ,, F111ancr.tl 21 BUiiness Opportunity utllt._ ond oohry. Bind tilt• or to: Tht Dilly Sentlnll, P.O. Booc 72rN, Po"*OV· Ohio. '*""" AVON • AI . . .. C.ll M.-llyn w.... 304-882-211411. I NOTICE I fHE OliO VALLEY PUBUSif. INO CO. r.oommtndl thll you do bu•ln- wtth people you know. end NOT to ... d mon-.. ttwaugh thl mil untl you h., I ..._..tlglllldtM oH•Ing. 35 Lots •coo. • dt¥1 At homtl Pro.., 10 aCJ"e f•m. Free Own yaur app•lll or 1ho111tore. cho<*t from: ....._.,SportiWMI', Ladle•. Men ~ t . children · t.ge IIIII, g•i• or ecct1torie den-·oorobl~ pttll:e. ' ..-c. c.n SALES MULTI LINE INIU· RANCE . Ufe- h. . h - •to. • homo. CAREER OPPORTUN .. nv. eo11 304-743-11030 « 304-182-3309. :.:..:..:::.=:___ _ .., Modern Hltr Ilion in Pt\ Pie.. • tint. EJC. high trlfftc loCitlon. "' Vwy DrOfltable. Call Hu~:,,on ~ .. 304-&211-3088 Ill' 123. • PIANO TUNING. Lone Don;. . •" __ .. Alto repelrl. Sklae 1115. C•l .. 114· 742·2981 . Aloo b1bv • grend pl.,o for •I& " Reo l Eslole ., 31 Homes for Sale 4 BR .. fullt.:emn 111 g•eae. ~ fully carpeted (1orne nMI ~ • P~ced So 1111. Col 814-44.. ' 02711 d• 8 PM, WHktnt»" any lima 3 beGoom Ranch. 1"AA bethl. "' ftmlv 100m, dining roam. 1 ..:, ,. a•taa ltorlgt buldng. poo~: '"' / wooden dade. Spring Vall~¥­ • • Cclll8t4-4411-7903. •; Dlrtlng 3 IR . rwtch In country~ on 180. 7 mil• from Holl• ':: Ho1pbl. fenced in bade yard,m ontr 7 Yl'l. ol4 rurll wltlfP" c~ppe r plumbing, deck .· • 38. 000. Ntgotlbf. Contect ... NeaHenrv-AQent fDrJM Oettl• ,.. R•.ttv....ck•on. Ohio, ., ... , ~ 2811-1370. .• THURS. E.B. 6:46P.M. . SUN. E.B. 1:45 P.M. DOOR PRIZE 2 H .D . FREE with coupon and purchueof min . H .C . Package. Limit 1 coupon· per cuotomer per bingo aeuion. WE PAY •&0.00 PER GAME OVER 110 PEOPLE i&&.OO PER GAME .J.I-od Saol. - - .. long t•m care facility. EJ~P• rt ..... pr...,..t. CDmmtnturlle lllory ond btnollto. E.O.E. MoR r.eu,.. to Admlnlltrllt• Care Compl•tfy remocW.t, m•t• " n.,oe frll. 2 atory wtth palo , end b•em.rt. Nice location., .. AeGiced to IIO't . 814-9928107. 28810. room hou.. 11 •cr•. Call 814-112· 8844 or· 814-742·2388. Public $ala II< Auction w.,ted: Uveln oo,._.,lontodo light houiii<OIPing. Condition~ MC~D~ilble upon lnt-.llw. A1k lor ~Uity. 304-1711-7418. ! LISA M. KOCH, M.S. a: .Licensed Clinical Atl\liologist ; (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·2104 ;a 417 Second Av•ue, Box 1213 - Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 or Veterans Memorial llnctnit • Mulberry Hgts. Pomeroy, 12 Wo Pill' - h for ... modll dttn uotd . . . Jim Mink Chw.·Oidl Inc. 111 o..,eJohn•on 114-4411-3172 10· 21-'88-1 mo. _, Situations Wanted Would like • llv•ln femllle cornpenlon. Pt . . , writ• 'Jho. Recer, AI. 2 BOll 3415. VInton. Ohio 41888. m• 1 1 .... U11urr*lwd. 142Fourth. t1811 p• mo. Dlpotlt. I moe. 1. . . No chit • .,... Prlf• ....... Coli e 14-4411-3817. 3 bl«oom rll'ld\. 2 b•hl. f1mlv .oom-1421 per month. 3 be*oom bll.,.. aCI'ou from North Cllllia High School- e425 ,.. month. 3 be*oom t'lnd\. 2 b•ht. lffld•t heat pump, 2 c• 11"'1111• MilO , . month. 3 bodroom l'lll'leh wllf*l wllklnQ diltlnce of downtown-eUO p• month. Priv.te 3 bedroom. 2 llory" trldc on 1 acre. Crown CIIV-1375 P• rnomh. 2 otorv home wtth 3 bedroomt. 21h b• hi. priv•cy· t4110 per moml\ a• in'*' dod.· 3 8R .. 2 otorv home, country •tmo•phar•. Otorll'• Ck . Ad . t17S.,.. mo. Ret. . .._ end tlllllrlty depotlt requ ..«t on ell proper!•. Wit• men Real htate. 114-••s.. 3&44. Ni~ furnltt.d •mel AVON 111•-lllhlrtcrt ....., , 304-8711-1428. Devices Unfurnished hou11 , 2 SA. Nolghtlorhood Rd . t221. Rot... lnCII • depOIIt l'lqulrld . c.. 4411-4418 oft• 7 PM . •gl• Profeuional Services .::_...::....::..:....::::..:.....:... S hou•. H omes f or R ant 2 be*oom Apt•. tor r.,t. Carp•ed. Nlceuttlng.l.aundry teclltl• avellable. Clll 114992.3711 . EOH. 42 Mobile Homaa N.Wtr tedeoorlt.ct IP.-tfNml I Util"l ·~d. •221 .. , 1111 " • • ~ · p•month. dilpolll required. C.l ::tr,~~~724 mer 8:oo .. for Rent ~ In E11ek& 2 BA . Adult• onfv. No PBt•· t2215 • mo. Oep. '*IUirld. co~t&14-24s-sel3. IMge llwlna room wtth •pen do room. nM c.rp.t, CA. fltltiltelot Cllll14-4411-1409, 4 · 8 PM . aIR .. 2 mobh ho"*, bot"-2 BR .• MWirdeoontld, furNihed. One W/ \WI .../ dryer. 1h mi. 1.-t of Port• on 554. CIH t14-3889983. ••1\ -,. .,- ------ > 3 t.toorn horM. 1'1\ bltht, ·· '*P•Id . . CMI:rlll 1oo ·: c•td in Pofnt PI-n. 304e7&-2702 .. 304-1711-2147. *·hi•. For W• or Atnt : 2 br houM, ~ good lo01tion. niCII neighbor- . hood. nove • rllfr.lg. No ChllcttnoPita. Will con~....,IMd'" COnlf'IUI . Afl• 5 p.m. I phone ;' ' ·' '. SA., unfur•hed In the country . t175 • mo. plut dep. Otct.. couple prtf•r... Clll It 4-4411-3897. 44 Apartment for Rent 2 lA . apll, 8 clo.etl, ldtchenappL turnilt.d. W•her-0,..,.. hoo... ~.~p. ww c•pet. n...,t;o paint.._ dedL From 117lJ. Sen5or Ctlll:ans Weloome. A• gonc:v. lnc. Aplo. COil 304-87118104. or 1711-1388 ar 8787731. New completelY furnl1hed epartment • moble home In atty. Adult• ontv. P1rklng. Can 814-4411-0338. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOOET PRICES AT JACK· SON ESTATES, S31 Jcocbon flfkt from e113 1 mo. Wlllk to thop end moviM:. 814-4462581. E.O.H. Upotllro unllrnllhod opt. <;orp.. ed. utili I• Plld. No chllct.,, No P•~ Coli e14-4411-1837. T•a Townhou .. ap.-tment1- 2 BA• ·· 1 'h bat hi, CA., dil· hwllhlr, d!.poul, prlv.... .,. clot«t pttio, pool, pl.,.ound. WM•. IIWtr, & trath lnduded. Sta11ng It • 289 p.- mo. Cal 814-3e7·7810. Fw-nilhld .t. Ne• HMC. 1 BA . t 2315. UtHit._ pllid. Call 4484411 aft• 7 PM . 2 8A . tPt .. large room~. c.,trlll lir. wet« plfd. A•lltlble Nov. 1 or 1100,..., Ceil 814-44&-2206. ctrpel. t._ E....,. Ap.tmMts for OaiU. ,_,or 4partrnentl. 8515 at.~~~ Morton Adad. Oe•lroct fur c•~ .. 182 oldorl .,.dHanclet~Jp.tpltiOM. Equll 1he Sonlor Pl1rt11 Sub.·4 BA .• full bM:• ·menl . range. city tchooll. Aduh1 ontr. No pell. Dop. • Ref. requkod. t310 . . hou1lng opportuNty. Appllcatlorw m., blpl~.ctupat Spring VIlli 1¥ Plaa. 1521 J1ck1on Plh or clll 114-4411-4131. PM, w... .,.... anytime. Modern 1 IR , downtown, com- mo. C.H 114-44 .. 027111ft• 8 3 bldroom wll h bailment. n•ural Ctnt,.l · e~r. city Convenient iocltktn. Ref- a•. Wilt•. ·.,.,r. .., d dlpotlt. Rent e300 month. No p•a. Cell 814-44&1 288•ft• 8 PM . 3 bedroon'l home on Rt. 1411n c.ntl!lav. Y.t mile frbm Green echooL t321 P• month. Cal 814-441-1188. . Roomv, 2 BA . home. Oood lo.-ton In Pt. Pl-ant. Cor'* lot. W/ W c•1)8'1. B11em..-t • c•pon. ReMonabl• rsnt. S.a. dop. • rol. roqukod. Celli e14241-1118. . Furmthad horne with 3 roomaa IIIIth. Largey1rd. On MeCIIIonSt. Call 814-441-4109 Of 3792740. 3 811 .. .. lly ..,P-· Ccl'llart· Rot. • clop. ooqu~od. L<>co<od within 1 mh al Otlllpolil. Call ., 4-4411-3413, Hou11 with Mth. Ne .. Aedne. Nloe y•d. a•dan c..n et4-9t2·11!118. •,.a• 3 boer- 2 .,1 b•hl. ilrgo living room. din~...... .,d kitchen. Alto .., room. 2 o-: a-ao• o-'NI . Eatt•n School Dletrlct. Rlf•ln- • oukod. Coli 814-247·4281 . houoo. 2 bocrb•••m•nt .. 1132 LlnrJoln Htlglll:t. e20o. R.twtnoe .. d clop .... 114-741-2721. v.., n1oo 74 Pom•ov· 2 t.Goom apt. Pertly tnnllhedlnNeylortAun. S•Cllra.. . d-oott "'·II .ttw 8p m ·· ;;~,._g:; 2• 8 a 8 r ocll•• c•- APARTMENTS, mobile hon., hou-. Pt. Pl••ent .,dO.IIIpc> .... lt4-4<111-822t. Boooh S1"""- Mlddl11>ott. Ohio, 2 bedroom furnllhed apartment. PJtltll• peld, l'lf•..ce~. Phone Now ecctpting 1ppiiCIII:Ion• for 2 bed-oom epertm.nte, fultr c•pet-'. eppll.,a., w.t• end tr•h pldwpe provided. M.tnt• nanoe • • HYing to lhop. do•• Apt. for ,.-rt 807MIIIn St. R•t. t 171. UtHitl• plld. Seo~rlty dep. r«<ulrtd. C.ll 304-8754480 E llt 80 til' R3 ,..... '"_.oh~-.- .,. u-~. 3 .....n_ ,_..... wheeled eiiiCI'rlc ICOot . .. Cell Rag. . Mobffty collect, 1·114_____________ Ollcoc• Form Home. aut• on your lot. t12.1915. up. s .. our Model. C1ll 1· 114-181-7311 . «tt. Owrtoob .-~~:•rlw•. Wllk to -.,oa Downtown. I 31'S • mo. utlftl-. Dlrpoeit • - -· Colll14-~48211. A-ment for r - t228 I month. Dlpoait .-qutrld. 11~ 892-8724. All• lpm or 89J. &118. - '*'' Orealoua lvlng. 1 1nd 2 beef. room ap _,.,.,., It VMIIIOI .. ond Alw..,lde A-· 3 bi*OOI'ftl· e2215. ,_. monlh .menu In Middleport. From sotuo dopoolt. 1:111 114-HZ. t112. Coli 114· 112· 7787. 1724 <I<' lt4-9!12-81ta. EOH. 190AC 'lractor wtthroundbll•. dttc. a.dt:iva· 1ora, 119150. AC WD415 t,.ctor wllh plowi. dloc. I ft. buoh ho~ t 1.415. Own•wll fin.,ee. Call 114-2111-1122. her bin4 plow,. Ute rnoct.1 1510 Otlv• dl•el plow•• dlt~ buth hog. 131&0. 108 lnt«nltionel dl•lll tractor with loft. buoh ho,. '4280. O..n• flnence. Cell 1142811-11622. w• 56 Building Supplies FarmEquiltmlnt. Z.orTrectors. How•d .. otw1tors, Bl•d•. w..,., Buldlng_,.,. Blade. brick. ..W• wtndowa. ltc. Ciatde Wl...t~n, Rio Grandt, 0. Call 8142411-8121 . pip•. lnt•. Concr•• bloc:b- II •••· ~d or dalhl'ery. Mnon'*'d. Ball oUt llodl Co.. 12!'AI Pine t ., Galllllolla. Ohio. C•l 814-4.412783. WESTERN REO CEOAR • Chll'lnlll Autttc . and leveled LIP ~clng Pats for Sale . Groom lfld Supplv Shop-Pel Grooming. A.ll br . . dl ... All .tv'-· lemt PM flood O.llw. Julio W.bb Ph. 814-4411-0231. Dregonwynd Celt., Klnnet CFA P. .len and liem•e kJI1 -. AKC Chow puppl•. N.w Hlmll.,- kltt-.. Cell 8144411-3144 oft• 7 PM. Doa hou . .. 11f.r mil• out Rt. 141. WIY,. Shonlk•· CeH 8t4-44e· 0893. hau1tlll 9 mo. old Codl• Spenlel. lhot1. WOfmld, brotc.... flegjn.-.d . t110. Ctll 814-4411-2200, 441-3131 <I<' 304-8711-1842. hou•• own•• P•• •riou• •••one. Chrlltmlt toya now in llock. ISCouft:2 Uvlng•.._ 31R .,11f.r b11thonone1ldt. 1 BR .• bllhon ott.. Boch ldtdl . . tur,.hod. ldeol for llmllr w i t h - - 71 Auto's For Sale Ford triCior- I apd. forward, corn pldc.•e. m.,.,. re lprNd••· WIFM, u...J bulhhog. M . .f¥ lw• disk. other filld r...ty ..ulpmam. How1'1 Farm Mochlnory, Rt. 124. MoyRd., Jo.. oon. Ohio. 114-2818944. Hou•• 821~ Sac. E~elli. oond., 2 IR ., oqulppod klldlen. llr. A...Oiblo Nov. hl t2211 1 clop. Col 114-441-0103 Of 4411-2118. Redecorll:ed llr'*hlld ~28S Btlta Adult• onty. eso o.-. 1200emo. Calll14-4411- 17. Forn1 Su~~ili)S & Lrveslud pu" Feed• FllntP. 8 uvtng old bttt.,... lee. Morrll 'Equipment, Rutland. Ohio 814-742-2411. 63 •ot• • ul.. E.:eflant ultd IPPII.,eet. ! m•'• .,lt ... oouch, r•lln•. table. • Chrl:ftmes tr•. Cell 814-4411-337&. Mbcld h•dwood IIebi. 11Zp• bu ncle. ContHtlng tpprox. 1Vr ton.OhloPIIIIItCo.. Porn•oy. 011fo. 114-992· 1481 . Hllird . . . oned oall, hldcory, uh ffreNood for •le. BiG trudr lold. 135, Clll114-742-2545. Dunrovln Fruit Farm wll clott Novnblr 23 1m tiM •-on. Mllciiiiii'IIOUIIttmlllll priced. Hour~~ 9.8. c">s«t Mon••· At. 181 SE at Albtny, 814-lllle281. 0p., Tu•dlr;' NCJV'. I tor bullRill, all frutl1 .,d Yllllllabl-. Jo.cb MO<k•. R1. 38, Hondlr· ton. W. VI. '-IWIYI now being~=====~===:.[:::::::::~ tlll:en. Plu1 fln~nclng ....ahble ' Chrlatmas wlthepprcwed ll'lllt."Rt. 141 in c.nt.,.-y-'4 mile on Unooln "'k• ., 4-4411-31 se. t~nkt.lotsd•trechrome-•lded c•lnga •nd Ill, Mun ..e. •271!().0 80. Cell GE 8t 4-44110S62. 1984 Pontiac Fhwo. 4 1pd, new 1ir• . low,' low mllellfa Cuh prlc.. .p3999. John • _Auto Sei•· brtlow Holld8'f Inn In Ken .. ge. 1981 Dett1 88 Oldl. E-=:eii.U condition. lett offer con•ld•ect. C.ll wenlng~. 614-441·2974. 1978 Corvette L82. 4 1pead, numblre rnllleh, AC. PS. PB, PW. T andT. new tlr81, bledc: on 11n. 1114-24'7-4811 tNeninQI. 814-849-2888 19118CorvetteProjeet. 64. 327. 385. automatic. h•d top whh .-:t:ra rollng frame. 814-2474811 .,.,lnga. 814-949-2888 diYO. 317-n27. Bli'* Century Station Wagon. Ecen..,t condition. 44,000 mil•. Cell 614-992· 33.te .tt• 8:00p.m. Nice Alpin• Mill!: Go.t:. Call 1980 Ctlovy I1J1Ptlo. 81260. Ctll114-9!12·3822. Regilt_... Angus 8~ tor •le. A11o An.. t hett.a. Cell 814lfll-3e91 . 1915 Chwllte. AC. Excellant condition. 48,000 mil•. Call 814-949-2137. H 1184 814-211-1281 . Reg. Chltnln• bull, bOrn 4-2418: Provon h•d bun. 304-74311011. 84 Hay & 19n !WI) door Dodge Monical. VB, arto. no ~ naw dr• on front. A-1 condition. t8915. Call 814-i811-3844. 1987 Ford Escort. 4 speed. r1111l Grain 1twp. One owner. E.:elln condition. Cell814-742-3142. h., L.are-round bill• of for ule. $20 •ch. Cell 814-448-1052. Wll h.,l corn. lncautfng EFAP corn. Allo. wltl eupply end dellv 1r •awdu,t. 304· 77 313:!:1, 8:00 111 9:00AM , Ground 1t.l corft 18.00 P• 100, Promklm AHololo U.OO. StrM e1 .10. Round Bala t215.00. Morgan'• WooclfiWn Farm. Rt. 315, Ptlnw' . W.Ve. 8:00 til 12:00 Mon-81t, 304-937- 2018. 1984FordEICOt1. PS, P&auto, AM-FM c••ette., Eacellent con- dition. t2200. Se• a fht house Jl'lt Post Office In Long Bottom eft• S:OO p.m. 1978 Dodg• Oert CUitom. 0871!. 304-675-3046 or 1783272. 71 Auto's For Sale GOVERNMENT SEIZED Voh> d• from 1100. Forde, Maroea, Corvett• Chwyt. Sur- •or Red Tag s.I•H•rry' 1 largllln Hou,.. 1110 """" Rd. iold flO, bot- 114 • Clork Chopll) 10· 2011 all, Fumltu<o. tiiiiWif'• mil e. a Combuatlneh ltov• for ttle. Antkaue mrn pin•. Clll 114378-~4eB. "It's hunting season. Know where I can lind a red clown nose and some sleigh bells?" ) ' Part ing oul lnternetlonll tktmp truck. CaH 614-245-5067. Sm .. blodc Chevy Crlllz 2x4, Wei end Tunnlll Rem (!:alii whh Holle;' Certlurltora. W.l1nd WC 40 4 x2wlth ccw b.nllonr. Eld•· bro ck street maet• lntlke (tor quid). Vehtock 1 htft •· 2 Hurst lhitten, M-22rock.aulhM', 220 Muncy, 19156 Con~ene f<ub cap•. 1868-70 stock Corvette hub c ap•. Countrv Corvett ... Rad n e, Ohio. 614-949-28811. 79 Motors Homes 8c Campers 198& Folll Fire 28 ft. (by GuH Str.-n) camp•. Us ed 3 tim•. Soldn«Mi·S14.280. PrlvltiNdroom (Nil 1il:e Md) rtlfrlg•Mor/ fre~~:•. 13,500 BTU air oond., rolkJp 1V flntenn& 28ft. c.efr• II'N"ing. All t he Firm •7950. Mu.t •ee to eppric.te. Cell 30467&&861, aft• 7PM 876-2013. •tr••· 19815 27 ft. Rockwood MiniHome, He• Chevy ch••le. g..,. •etor, «Wning. eir condition on motor ., d roof. 12. 000 ml • . A-1 lhiiP& lot• of •tr-. pride neaot:l1ble. Call1114-992-5320. Services B1 Home · Improvements ---------------BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditlonel Hfltlme au•.,_ tee. l ocal rlf•ence. Free eatfmlt•. C.ll oonea 1·814-237· 0488. d., or night. Rog e rsB••ernent Wlterprooflng. SWEEPER ~Wtdtewlngmactdne Painting: Interior Ill Exterior. Free .timet•. Call 814-448- 4:30p.m. ..19778 Mera~ry Z~t.,r. euto; 1180 Ford Grenada; -..to, air; 39,000 actual mil•.: 1976 Dodge Charge r. 304- 675· 7868. 1984 B~cl< Royal . •5,500. 304-e7S.44BO. 8344. do sand biMtlng. •prav painting. lntartor & •1erlor decorating. 25 yrs. 81Cperienoe. Call 8 14-245-9097. Will RON ' S Telev ision S•rv ice. Hou •e Calli on RC A Quezer GE. Speciallng W. z.i,lth. Cali 30~678-2398 or 614-4.&624&4. plul . Buy•n Guide. (1) 808-887-11000, Ed. S -10189. 1883 Chrysler E cl•s. 12800. 30 ... 875-4480. Fetty Tree Trimrring. stump 1It• Chevy Ch.,ltte. Autt> 198& Chwv 26ft. Mel•dwllh stMrlng stabil· oen•etor. other ec.tn11. Low de.ge. l ike n aw cond 119.100. 304-87 15-4651. Rotary· or ceble t ool ctillins MottW41111 compl«edltmedl¥ . Pump aal os an d 1..-v lce. 30489&-3102 r.t~o, tlmott ntw ttr•. 80.000 ml•. net* repl.::ed. 11000. For more lnformdion call Paul at I 14-4411-2342. May bla.., at neGalllpo.Deify Trllune, S-11 mille. AM . ICI'Hned room. R•• ••I il•. ....... 72 1980 VW A1bbi1, F... ln) ... od. 2 dr., engine good. n.w wroc:1co11. eon 814-4411-0278 oft• 8 PM . *• 1879Chovy f'lqvo , AT .. PS. PB. . ,, 000 Good work c•. e810. Cal-114-441-4818. mil•. 11.. Chry1l.- l.az• XI: wllh turbo. ! Jallltnt cond. Lo.cl•d. Trucks for Sal~ 78 Ford 7000 dl•.t Cat motor. 24 ft. box. Streight truck. •esoo. Call614-448-2107be· fore5pm 1158 GMC holfton pickup. AU orlalnll Oood cond. Alklng t1000. call 1!114-446-48811 af· t•4PM . Call 814-317-7787. 1981 Chlwy pictcup. Reel good oond. Cell 814-258-6278. t987Niuens-roSE.AC. SA. N. Pl. 2&. 000 mil•. Excel. oond. Mutt . .. Cll 304-1751473. t982 Ford F150 4WD. CciU &14- 3e7· 0681 . 1181 Dodge Dlllota pldcup. 1918 Toyota pl'*up. 1984 Dodge D-150, 1181 Chw. pickup. 1980 ChiN . pickup. 1984 T-Btrd. ell power. Like 18n Ford pldc:up. 1980 Jeep CJ 7, h•dtop. B ·& 0 Mo1ora. I'IIW. MIIOO. Cell 1114-388Hwy. teo. con 814-448·8805. eus. 1184 Ford Eaort. one owner, 1981 four wheel cl'lve O.t1un 12391!.1988FordEXP. 31.000 Dick-up. Runs good, body mugh. ... .. t3280. Coli 814-2811- fB5o. oao. c.u 61 4- 992· 2128 •ft•Bi:OO p.nJ,-;1 1122. 1982 Toyooo. 1980 . Chryll• .....on. Celli e 14-3117· 01!88. L•• 1177 lulcll: Regal. new cond. 0111 lfter 4:30 PM, 114-4411-42.2. 1978 Ford pick-up. 4 wheel d!Wt. V8, Nlll good, IIU1 0. PS, Pl. r1dlo. running boerd1. topper. Alklng e22oo. can 1171 Ford F - . good oond.. 73 · Vans & 4 W .O . HI& 1177 CJ .. Joop. ti!I!O. 1,.- - - - -- - - Colllt4-2411-8087. 1978 Ford y.,, New 1lr811184 Ch...,. Covill•, 4 ·c:yl, chromtwhtlll-bltterv·c••.n• ...... AC, PS, Pll, AM-I'M. dtl, olor•· Looko • ..,,. Nil good. POL. oWIII lk• Col 814-4411- Mutt . . tolpprMJI .... e1800. 2211. Coli 814-2411-!18211. . ..,,.heel. 1981 Nl111n Ma•lme • 3800. For ule:'78 Oldl, 2 door, 210 1900. or Trade fo r piCkup. 304-871>-8821 . •c Good Ulld color rv·. for ..... Coli 114-oWI-1tC8. U•ed tren• mlu lona. AI lnt•nallv inspected, 30 d8'f• ""'. . .. tee. We bJy tfiiAITYMIIorw. C•il 814- 448- 0988 . A•bulldlng availebfe. engina Pl. pb, ee, em-frn caa. 84.000 mil•. Call304-67 5-872311fter I ronsporlalrun 8UOGET TRANSMISSION Uud Ill rebu li t all tv JMII . Wera1ty -l0 d., .. Pricea a99 & up, U1ed 8t rebuilt tor~• repair, pert:1, end tuppli•. Plr* up and dellvwy, 0 ....11 Vewum Cleaner. on• helf mile up Oeorg11 CrM< Rd. C1il 8144411-0294. 1982 Hondl8c..,rd holoh-. 114-941-2477. 83.700 mil•. 8 opd. No AC. ExDII. oond. One own.-. Cal 1979 Ch•rol8l one tOn SWB cab ch . .il. 4x•. 464 four 1114-4411-4121. •peed. poa; traction. 77,000 1873 01•. 91. 2· dr'. t700 or · ml•. Mtt'll lprtnge. front lheet t.et Gft•· Cen 1114-4411-13117. m•at ct.m~g~.. '2.&00.00. 304871-3073 ..... 8 :00. 1983 Pontloc 1.000, 4 dr., AC. ...... sotuiMMJmfllc:lory whotlo. 1181 Ford CLT 9000 trecrtor, aand, low mil-. plenty Exlrl clttn. 39.000ml. 12110. 111111• room, ldul 18t up for Coli 814-318-9811. double operltlon. Cln!mlnl for· 1870 Ch.,., lmptla. Dip ~nd• lftlil 350 lngin& good tlrM. bla tiOO or t.t ott.. Cell ,.,_.. •""'· It II under w•rranty, e31, 1100.00. flnlflcihg 814-317-0401 . 1v.tllbl• •11804-875-M08. 1978 Ford Mov,.,.., t300. 1177 Chw four wheel · drhl'e ldo• w .... ••· Coli lt4-4411- true*; 1975 Chw 1ruck auto: 43CIIIfl• e PM. 1872 Docta• truck auto. 30._ 1181 Ch•ll'· 2. 2, lllto., •lr, . , . 78!18. Pl. PB. AM.PM -Ciu.. am root, 1972 Ford pickup U&O. Re· -, . ,••· eo.ooom~ .. u20o ...., plllntlll . 304-878-2317. Cclllll14-379-21e:t Refrlgeretor .f rost-tr ... whhe, e121. Refri . . "'on-fr ... IIVoa.do, '1215. 30 Inch g• i'tnp.IIVOCido, f711 . 30 Inch gil rane--copl)tll'tont. 191. 30 inch 1111 ..,ge.ovon tap • bott...,. whit•. e1&0. Woodburnlng hNtlng ltove, 111. B11 •pace _,_110,000 ITU. 178. Wrtn. . . Wllslw-, e7s. F,...,, up~aht. ' - " · ""....... tliiO.1110. w.~~w. .,•. orvw• • ,., 8 k - AIIPII.,CII, 879. Upper Rlv• Rd., $14-4411-7318. • Top- G11 R.,go, tiiO. PI••• coli 814-387-721S. . 1952 Ch.;...,, &2. 000 mi .. all orgin lllil p.t1, nu• lice a to p, ni!IWiy ntOOV.-.dteetl, very llnle ruet, 811500:0 80. 19 53 Ford truclt. 361 CIIU'elend hllldera. auto.. whhupokll, ftMda f8df • tor, 160()-()BC. 1978Ptvmou1h ~ 18 Ct. jul1 ,.led. tint wlndowe. Kly1tone m~~p. tnck. b11'1, air 1hodcl. ruru good. UO~BO. 1S78 XL 1000 Hllrllllf, niJN top en d. Fa1 Bo b On• PoHIId pure trMI Slnunentet bull calf. Brno.. old. w•rea5tt• If ll.ly• One Poll lid tal cllf.:eutleblefor showing. own« witl ClltnrteHtuv~rdellr•. Btn Blc*n. Double 8 Ftrrn. 814- d•"• A uto Parts A ccessories 1988 Pont iac Bonnfllllll t Li:.eir. . COIW ert l!lra. Stan<*'d ckitc:h • . AM· FM, power w indow. power pr111aure plat•. & throw out door lod<. cruile. tfh. EJK:rtl. be•ln g. W•r ~my. 12 mOIJ. CVC oond. Priced to llltll. C1l 6 14- jolnt•ell types. Cell 014- 379-' 441-8157oftw5PM . 2 220 "' 30 ... 87 15-8758. . d..,.. Livaatock -;::;;:::;;::::::::;::;::::::::= Complete hou••hold furnilhrnge- AI bedding. n~nlc bunk bade with rustle ch•t vwlaty of chlllr•ell on Cllll14-4411-803e. ~;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-r:;;::::;:::::::::::::::::::=i 1 100 12 01. llug, IL. t88.00 model 99 .300 1Wag1 with ICOpe t215.00; 4X .cope wide anale eeo.OO: 12 G.. MocW 12 Wlnchll1• 30'", lui ohoko t440.00. 304-87114312. Cock• Sp.,lel puDDiet, tJII blooded. 8wko. old: .i2hooh. 1 Pomeranlen-full blooded. 1100. Call 814-371-2103111:• I5::...:_P::_M::_.- - - -- - - Beautiful Thoroahbrld Oermtn Sh_,hwd pupt. R...,, h.clt1Kr1:1. A1t1ona1Sie. Call I 1 4 -118· Upp• At. 7. adteble for Anlflcal7tt. ChrlltJYWitreewlth 8782. offic:a 'PK8· Call 614-448- tornedeoor. e20. Clll814-4482~ 1 month old ful blooc*l 8189 ... 4411-8886. 3006. Beagl•. red • wiNCe. copp• --~-~-COUNTRY MOBILE Home Perk. Ar.vood for •le. 1311 1 lold. · -· eon 114-2811-1271. Route 33. North of Pom•ov· Celli 114-21111- 9301 . Sin. . CM. 3 111 yr. ~d. Oood Rental trill••· C•ll 114-992· for l r - & O.chwod . 814Chlnon. Sup., 8 movie 7479. & proj.ctor. Bell • How-'1 1ildll 949-23SS. SpiiCbJ1 mobile home loti for c:ube projec:tor. AH tn nM rw. Femll\l Pride Mobile Home concltlon. Clll 814-448-7121. Filh Tank. 2413 Jtdclon Ave, Point-~ 304-1711-201& P~rk. Galllpolll Ferry. W. Va . up e1.a.1ttnd 10gat Cennon A1 cam ... 150 mml•e. 10 304-e711-3073. zoom lenl, ff•h. trt DOd. . ., . compllle e4325. lng c•e. 1.00. Celf 814-24118891 . 49 For Lease 67 Musical Slgneture tJNfnO miChin• with Instruments cabin• 1or ., .. Appr0111:. 3 yra. Comm•cllll Building for ta•e. old. Ctll 814-2116-8198. Pt. Ple•an~. Call 304-175be1104. 10 gel. filhtenkwtthlllnd.llll lndlvlclJ II ~ It• au•arllt. Bnli· ecCII•ori•, 150, Calll14-318- glnMI'I, -dll Muolc. 814-oWI-0!187. 8738. Jlft WlmiiW lnstruator. 114Merchandise CIIOile Cocllloc:, 1977 llovllo. 448-8077. Limbd op.,.lnga. · toeded. Aoricla cer- no rult· UIIOO - ·· S • '228. W Modll Fruit 83. 22 "'e.,;.· now. Hoc 58 51 Household Goods tub-MW, eiSOO. C•ll 814-448& Vaget11bles 7019. 238 Flrot Avo. 1 BR .. kitchen fur,.hed. c•p•MI. No chll*tnl hb1 1175 plu• udiU•. Dip. •r.t. C.lll14-4411-4821. Nlce-2 SA . .... 41\ mil• !ram O.ltlpoll. Stove, Nfrlg. a Wft• furnilhld. t22l1 mo. No pMt. Ofyumput OM-10 35mm Cl· m•a (loti of Extral) e210. 00; Rowing Machine CnawJ 140. 304-8711-1881 oft• 5 p.m. Furnilhld roo~819 Second Ave., Glllipolil. e135 • mo. WHif!'S M£TALO£TECTORS· Utllitl•.-ld. ltnalemlllaSh•• Check for tptcials on ALL bllh. C.II448-.W1B.tt•7PM. Modetl. Big diloou nt·lllt veer' 1 ttocked modtlt. Ron Alilon. Roomt for 1'81'Tt·w.elc or mont:h. t210 Sooand A..,.. Gtllpolll. Stwtlng at t120 a mo. 0.111• Ottlo, 814-4411-4331. Hot• 814-4411-9580. New 11 ft. Tendem ale trailer, ~ 46 S f R , reinforced tongue, 7 ,000 lb. pace or ant .,,398. Call &14-4411-9884 lift• I PPJJ. pllte kltch.., lllr, c.pet, Depatlt. no P• eon 114-4411o139 weinga. 1ft• 5. Furnilhld tp.-tmtnt, 1 BR . 122&. Utlk._ ,.rd. 920Fourth. 0o111p . .. eon 4411-4411ofter7 PM. 1.:.::...:.:..:...::..::...:.::..:::.____ ~~·~=·:;~":;';:::::: 1 ~·-7~~-9_ee_,_. VIAe's Fll'niture Open dell¥'. Mon.·S•t. 9AM · I PM Sun.. 12 noon - 5 PM '*' Long Bum• Freeltan~g coli • wood bur,_ h..t• 3,000 ICI· ft. 304-1711-74411. Buy or 81111. Alv•ln• A.ntkiUII. 1124 E. Meln StrMt, Pom.oy. Hour1: M,T,W 10a.m. to ID. m.• Sundo\1 t 10 S...m. e14-192· 2528. 54 Misc. Merchandise Furnished Rooms 878- ~w.MHMga 56 dopoo• NqUhd. coli 304-8784480 ex.1. 10 or 153. 46 <I<' I pc. French Prcwlndlll bedroom ..... t1200. 304-e7s. 7784. On • Smtll .,t. J1ckaon Aw rew, rllrt • 131.00 month tiCUrlly & For III•Reconditlon«t 15 ft. lolc>up.._h hog. Ctll8t4-28114121. 53 be•oom ept In · Point · PI-art. vary cle~ 111 d goad cond. wll rent fur•twct or unfun•hed. no pete. phone 304-1711-1388. 76 For Bile: King Woodburn•. Mtt•l•• Furnilhld one bedroom IIJt, ttlllt1 ontr. no peta, c4111 lh• 8 :00, 304-878-3781. Honda CR 60 ll't d Ho nda MoPtltld. Bot h •cellent co nclt kln. 30 4- 071>7849. ·~ ' 11 ·!11, 61 Farm Equipment GOOO USEO APPLIANCES Wahere, drvlfl, rlfriH-Itors. •otc~~: r11ng81 . Sk1ggs Appllencll, G-en•ood Outl!tv Upper Alv• Rd . .,_kll Stone CETIDE, INC .• Ath.,..•l14Crwt Motel. 814-448-7381. 184-3878 ping,. blnkl end achooll. For more Information ell 304-8823718. E.O .H. an d used 4 wheel en. Orwlly trector dull whMII, Metric ttert. •100.00. 302 F«d ... 1m.•zoo.oo. 304-&7128110. ..00. 304-882-3387 3988. • County Appll•ca Inc. Good Ul«< IPpiiMc. In d TV •••. Open SAM to .,PM. Mon lhru Sot. 114-4411-1899. 827 3rd. Ave. Gelllpollt. 0 H. 304-882-21518. Rt. 35 C'f(le Sal•. Southllde. WV. Ph . 1-304- 675-4130. Now Selling New Ol•it 4 wheeler11 T•-11 •110.00 end 001 ,.,,. noco no.oo. 304-1711-41149. SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE e2 Olivo St., Gollpolll. NEW- 8 pc. wood group- 1318. Living room IUit• 1191-tU8. Bunk bide with beddln~t e248. Full 11H m111r111 • foundation nartlng- 119. R•clln•re IWrtlng- Itt. USED- lick, dr•• .... beltoom suit•. O.U. wrln91f Wll,_, • oomplet•llne of uslld 'llrnlture. NI!W· W•t~ boot• Ul. Work-• t18 • up. 111111 • softtoeJ. Call 114-441-31119. Efflcltnot epertment, all Pitod. WD<Idng only. O.o•lt end r•flnca. Cell 814-9!12-8942111•1 :00. 8urplu1 lrfn\' CM'IDufl&rs-. de- t1.HO.OO. Cllll Aqua Tech, lr 3o4-s2s-a2as. Oerk miiPII clnlng tlbl& • chllra. 1100. Aodl• kw• 8811. $40. 304-885-3011 . One btctoom furn•hed or u...furnilhed apltl'tment in Mldcft• port. A..o 2 blli'oom hou1e In Add61on. C.llll14-192-11304or 114-982-2778, tlon. Extr111. Call614-992-729 1 lfter 8:00. Buy direct from m..,lactunr ~nd ltY'I ttl. Spa' I ltlrtlng lit Fwnltu,..Upp•RhlerRd.,814448-7444. - - - -- - - - -8erkllne Redln•. Rookl lfld twlv* Call 814-892-7213. IOf•. Suzuki AM 125. Good condt- tion. esoo. ffrm. Cllt 814-tl2· 2308. old At. 21 . {Nerw E. iMufatld - f t. . - - 127.110. 304-273-8888. Foriowprlc.onQu~llvC.rp• & Furntturli come lo ~ollahln .. good ct... bodding twln-fuH, dr . . . .. chtlta, dlnett-. chairs, doskl• mlf'IY moreftemstoMtect from. Picken• Ulld Furniture. 304178-1480.: 1986 Suzuki 250 Quad ~•c•. .CHew, Die oplfl 7 dl¥'11 . Sern Somervlle' 1, Ean-R.V ...wood junction lndlpendance AoMI. 304-17~1450 . Juot _ Motorcycles E)lcellent condition. Ne ver raced ridd~ very Mtll• 19 88 S8t. Sun. noon 1111 8:00 PM. PICKENS USEO FURNITURE Compl~a hou .. hold furnllh!ngs. 'h mil• out J•rlcho. For rlht or •Ia n•tv remodeled 2 bl<l'oom houll. great locetlon n.w r11ldentbtl ocur~· munlty, oltw 1:00 PM ell 304-8715-23158. HouM tor ·rem In the oounttv n. . Derwin. Will r«t100r1te. 3 BR . hou ... Ollpo1k ~«tulra:J . 10 Old Fort Trail. Call 814-44112883. 8-1 dolly. c•h. In h• own box. Nice Chriltn1 gift. Phone814-992- nim. riMltal, C.rh.t . dot'*'& dlnnotCoooco. •t99.98. Apartment •for Rent 4 W .O . : 2: 880:.1:·.-~-~-~- Smll •rnv ..:=cfiiiiOf'l•. Frt, J l!o S FURNITURE 44 8c 1984 Ch~ 5 ·10. grelt cond._ tiOI\ CUllom whNit. Mutt tell qUick. Take over pevment1. 304- 871>-1662. Poolwbte. 4 tt.x 8ft. Soiidsl.. e Vollcrt Fumkuro New 1nd used furniture ll'ld eppllcanctt. Call 114-441!17672. Hou., 9· 8. to Fwnilhedllfflci.ncy. 11&0. Utll· ltl• pekt. 7 Neil. GalllpoU.. Call 441-44111ft•7PM . · Apertrnentl tl'ld hou. .. Cell 304-8711-8104. ~ ..... nogotlbt~ Coli 114-1938438. needs He 3 bedroom home with full b•ement loclted New Hevtn. 304-882-3394. . o"• be~oom. rMionlbl• nwrt. In town. Adutle. No p. .. Ref. r ... ~od.' CII)II4-4411-2S43. end beth. 3 bl~oom horne W'tlh c. port. ... mlkrten.,oe fr11 toellrior, 1 "llv ICIUioood k.oh.,, · central tlr, lll«:irlc hell, fin• cwp-. flreplaa. with Buck ltCWI, llt.... l di1h, Galllpolll ~ Ftnv Ire& •12.100.00. Own• flntnclng ..... ..,... 304-8711- • eo33. 304-878-8792. 41 3 Nicely 'llrnllhtd 1mel houll. MIMI onlw. Rot. roqukod. No ..... c.u 814-oWI-0338. COn- Vans '80 ChiWrol• C-10 4-whtlll drive. 304-8915-3530, top, coin CJJ*'Ited. Good condi- ~~;:::;:;==::;~::=:-r;;:;=:;~~~;:;:==:14ch•t ctrch.,, 5t48. drow• 11!14.95. pc. 5wooden I•• Homes for Rent 73 h30 fl. •lurnlnum ewnln g, 1411EIIt.-nA.w. wet•. "'* 41 parties, Clothes • g•. L"t Rcnlol;; ds . I travel, Smllmobllehoma. Upp•At. 7 . pl.:.onHYMII Run Rd. With or Ref. • dip, required. C.H wlthoul ....... 814-9!12· 3190 814-4411-3710. or 814-992· 8067. Country nmothp.-.. 12x80, 2 Ashton. bl.. tlful t.ge bJidlng lr.. totlll tiiCh'M:, w.t• peld. lo1L mob.. ho .-mltted. • 200a mo. AIf. & dtp. required. public ...o river late, CoR 114-4411-0181: Ctydo a -. Jr. 304-87112338. Nice 3 btdroome. prd. 314 lhtrd St .. tcan .. 911• c.n It 4-4411-7473. brldll. 111> ltore. Add color*'...,. . lrtnd n~m• : Uz CIIIIIDrn& Mllllht•. O.a~a. lae, St Mlchlll& For-a, BUll• Boy, LANL ~Imp lw.ty Hll1, Q~ganlc.lv Grown, Luda, ov.. 2000 othn. Of t13.99 one "' prloo dtltgn•. nlutttl• prldng. dttoou nt or f1m:r. thot ttore. Rltlll prlcll unbill ••bf• tor to, quellty •ho• norrully priced from t18. to tiD. cw• 2110 bran• 2100ttyla 117,900to •28.900: .,...entory, ••Ina. ftatur-. ......... p ..d DPtnlna. .~ op.. 15 dl¥•· Mr. IDughln 1812)!181-4221. 23 Acreage 1 ... phone ordlrl. Pwple c•l you. Nltlonwlda t41. ttart up. Cell lrofllndolllol t-&18-488·8887 ExtL112211 . met•nlty, & 1erent nee d'f~ or Sal .. 10x!IO. 1 BR . t -~80, 2 SA . mo bll • ho me. R«tt u~ 1n11 11 E · ~ ~. 11 Good cand. Furnilhed. AC. 1 t1"4"28a-1152a. \A'-a ._ ecre I., d. Stor-oe bhtg. • 1 - - - -- -- - -eg~ _ LocRit.ct_. .. on Llm bln 3 SA .. In 0 rMn echo~ dlttrlct. l~........... t .. 2 vrnton. 4 m1 • W•• • ltwegalncluded. e30o from AJo Or.~ ell. 114-318- a mo. Otp. a rtl. can t14-25691Z8. eo10. 1BIIng your ..... Call 1-:n~.-~ 7311-7371 Ext. 3P.O H·H fur • currn ••· 24 hourt. ., Oldlr WorMriiQ• 56 lnd OYII', rooldtnt at Vlralnlo. port tim& 20 In wiOk 1181 hour. muiiiTIIII Dtp.t.....,. of Llbor lnoome guide lin-. 304-17112770. for ..,, 1170 Chempfon mobflt home. 12xeo u .eoo. \WV90od cond. 304-17&.11178. Qov•nmatt Hom• from t 1. 00 IU RfiPIIIr) . Foraalot.ul'll. All)oa, Ta D..lnqutnt Prop_..l • . Now lllv.,atPolnt,._tnt.Rt. 1 lox 328, Polm PI••• W. v•. F,.. s ..., 8e-v1m 111• 12xss trait•. ntw root. lldlng. 2 Mltoom. partllllty t.Jrnllhed. e2.100. 304-458-11131. - Self Strvt/Corwenln Store Men- .. Mlclcloport • •· Send to: Box Clt179, c/oOIIIIpatll Oolty Triluno. 828 Thkd -.--.... <lllllp . .. Ohlo-.!1831 . Comp_n_ ........... ,...,.ment. 1980 Plt•lo< 14.t!O, .woohor • dry•. ec, front pordl with rNnir!g. Tate. OYer Pi¥'mflnt1. 304-773-1475. or Now ICCleptlng ~rntl for 1 RESIOI!NT· MAN AGEA COU· Pl.£. P.,._tfmepoellloniYIIIble for 1mal M1rl- 11Pe1mant comtN~nhy . Ide.. 1ttultlon' 1ot' nll:hd or .-nl r.tir.S lndlv~­ als. OM•IImelnt...,ctknoM•dge neo..ery. WIH trlln on offt01 cUt. .. Poe.ion could be htftclld tJ,o one p~r~on wtlh nec.urv . .,, In mllntelft,., t983Trlumpl\ 141110, -odd on . . . pump. 1 "A! bllthi.WIIIh• .. d dryer. umllrpennfng end ct.dl. Ill lkC cond. Call 814317-7120 « 304-1711-2047. WHI do houH cl-Ing. 304- • 488-103:10f 4111-1821 . Now ICCipting for employment . Lorobf'• Plnt Siv• Bridge ~··· Apptv in penon. n..,...., m._ Dependable Hearilte Aid Sales &Servict 8 C!J Hearine EvaIuations Fof All Aaes ••c for elderty man or ltdv• • -diCifl. Col 814-2111-ISOI. • EARN EXCELLENT MONEY It homo. w«k.J-..,, tar~ athn. COil 1· 818-llla. _,......,m.... 19eo Shwwood Pork 14x?O. •H lloot<io wkh ftropiiCO, llltnd rlnp 2 be*oonw. 1 bath. houn type wlncbw1. plu1h c•p... mec ln1ulltiol1. oondrton.. br.,d nM 18,000.00 btu Whlrpool lllr mnd. elao Montgo,.-y W•d d'var Indudld.,12.&DO. OO'ftrm. Phone 304-B815-3141 . Wright t200. Coli 814-9!12-3889. 90 O.V• 11m1 n c.h with epproved credit. 3 Ml• out Bul•ln. Rd. Open g.,. to Spm Mo.n. thru s ... Ph . 114-C410322. g e t a J'ob.H t1o5:00. ooo.oo. 304-!182-284401· · ter w• rn•• Certs ' 2 _ _ , 121180. t1900. 304-1711-2722. 1181 Br l uny 1 4a70 , A.modlllng ln•ullllors roofing vtnvlolclng: pointing: .,;-loti, •c. eon 814-24&-!M41 11 • Wll w ..ch need 11.1345. oft• 8:30PM 814-2111-8313. Construction.) "We ha v e 1113 khua 1 ~70. Front p ....... dod<. e••• , . ocr•. lyoppolntmonc only. 210 ml• from H..,,_..,. • • et4- C1M 114-44. Hweroom In Prlwm CareHomt ,, end Frldor. Nov. 10th end 1 11h. 2 Hyeel Run. Clothlll. houHhold it.., .. 10¥'1. Rlln 01 thtne. ., ...... 2:7113. 7- IJ.'88· tin HARTFORD COMMUNITY BLDG. Toys computer games, Action Max train sets,' musical plush animals, candy, Christmas wrap, tools, wrench & socket sets, Bibles, lots of Christmas items not listed. Come early ~ look around. Terms cash, check with proper I.D. MARCUM CONTKAILIIN" - Addons and remodeling - Rooling and gutter work - Coneteta work - pi-• c• ... 10·8-tfc 614-757-2445 Big Whool • • I.Oit trM. Wll do boiJfolltlng I n -...... .,... C.ll 114-44&-4717 or Nood glrlo to 1111 A- tlwouW! MMI~m lidd 111-* m• dog. Coli 992-2228 or 992-9922 10·12·11-1 •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS • BATHS •ROOFING REMODELING & REPAIRS PHONE DAY OR EVENINGS 986-4141 GENERAL CONTRACTORS References '10-4-1 mo. Giveaway Good wotiiCh clog .,. gu•d clog to oN• .Wrttf. Mala Call 11._ 3811-1744. $)4 PER TON SER~ICE •plr• '"'"'· wv c.nt.,.-y 3181 . mv hom~ w.,tld. Brownle.ndJu,._Girl Scout uniforms. Etpecl811y am•ll• 114--992-21 && d-v•. 114-IMS-2093. evening~. We wll hlul coli tor em•aencv 0ervrr.eo HEN', Melgo Cou!lfY Oo;>t. at Hum.n Sentlcll. ·~nd HEAP vOUC!hn. We Cll'l glwe you J>'o11'4>1dol"'-*. E-1ors11t 11 Hal W nt"" Inc. Pom....,.. Ottlo. 1 _ _ _ _ P__ a_.,.. __ I14-HZ.38V1. . ,. SICINI: Poi11blo Ughlod U9!1. Fr11 dellv~l..... PIMtlc lei· tn (HIIf.Pdco) t47.110 box. Off• Nov. 11th. AAA 1·800-842·2434: Ohlo t-800-833-3483111Vtlmo. Wll do blitr;"llfnlna in Boni_,.ory School Coli 8142411-9823. [llpiiiVIIII:Ill 2 do Ill to glvo Moy· t omell. 1 mod. loth good w•h ... cr... Coii814-311-St32. • ALSO ... EVERY 3 A nnounca rt1entt 7 8 C..,.._ on Mont:t., . *"· 10-11-'88·1 mo. pd. HILLSIDE MUIILE LqADING opdor. Sentinel Page · 9 2328. .eel 1988FI. .wood. '1h14. bottle v• hill end hot watw. t3000. Coli 114-H3-1310 « 814843-1401 enytlmo. Alk lor Donny. Contt. eon 814-281-1718. KIT N' CARLYLE® by Larry · dr...,., 1970 lhultt, 2 BR .. lip-out. 111000. Con oftw 4 PM. et4448-79U dor•. Re•Oftlbl• ..--. Awe.® 13 GJ , ft. FnM~tfr• Olblor, Refr l..-ator. h . C0t1d.. e20D. Oidelec::trlculln. nOO. I old qullla. 2 rallrotd llht..,.. 1 1ahool rn•m belli. Old e ton1 .._... Antique dr•Mr. 814- 841- 1110. MttlriU•orboJ~: • ' " • ful or twin 181, firm t71. end •ea. Queen 1M11 I 250 • I:IP. King e310. 4 ch•t t89. OLH1 cabin•• B. 8 • 10 gun. letr,< mate,..... I 35 • $411. fr.-n• t20, 130 6 King ,...,, t&O. Good llillec:tion of bedroom auh•. mltll cablntta. heedbo•dl .• 30 and up to tu. 8881. Bade hot Worlt- 810 LAVN E'S FURN ITU RE e7915. On k t100 up to e37s. Hutch• t400 1nd up. BuM bedl compllt"'t w-m.nr•• t296.,dupto .-391. lat.,.,.. 1-4K70. 3 BR .• 11ft bill hi. Oood con d. t9. 000. Call e14-44• Writ.... 54 Misc. Merchand ise Daily ~:::--...:~~r~:.·:~..-~~ PrlltVC.bb~ePatchDoll. 1315. 1884 241182 o... lonll. 3 BRo.. 2 ttl blthl, ar• room. Exc.~. oond. FNndt Ctty lro kege. 814-4411-9340. Do The 51 Household Goods Sof• lf'ld chalre priced irom 139 6 to t99ti. Tabt• 180 end u p to 112&. Hid••·t.dl t390 10 1158&. Reclin... 12215 to 0378. Llmpo t28 10 t121. 1971 Elcono. 28R .. navw6riftg. 121111. 4118t;p.out 13000. Cd 814-317.7111 lft•15 PPJJ. Schools Instruction 18 Wanted to $3 5 LAFF·A·DAY 1918- M<><> n 1.21110. 2 BR . U300. Colle14-441-0380. RE·TRAIN NOWI SOUTHEASTERN IUSINESfi COLLEGE , 821 .....,.., Plk~ Call ~4367. Rog. No. 811-11 · ; 10151511. ~ A . dnrtising Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 32 Mobile Homes for S11la s,.,l•ll•t ___, - mmoval. Cail304875;1331 . RON'S APPUANCE SERVICE hout e call • ...,i~g GE Hoi Pblnt:. Wllhers. dryeu· 'nd IIIOVel. 304-676- 239& Ak•s Tree Trlmmfn g a'ld Stumr, Removal. Free a.timltlll.' Cal 304-675-7121. 82 Plumbing & Heating CARTER 'S PWMIING AND HEATiNG Cor. Fourth .,d Pine Gal/lpolll. Ohio Phone 814-4411· 3888 or 8144411- 4417 84 8c E lectrica I Refrigeration Resldmtlel or comm• cill wiring. Naw SIII"Victl or rapalra. licensed el.arl<:i ... Estimate fr ee. Rldanour EleGtrical, 30487 5-1786. 85 G eneral Hauling Dlhrd Water Service: Poole. Clstarnt, Wells. OeiN-v Any. time. Call 614- 448- 7404-No Sun d., calla J& J WeterServica Swimming pooll. cf1t ar n1, w ellt. Ph . 614- 245-9286., R & R Water Service. Pool1 • cis tern•. we111. lmm edlau.: 1 !000 or 2, 000 gallon• dellv r; Call 304-878-8370. . Wat • delivery. 1000 g1Uon a. Re• o nable prlcee. lmmed•• dlllvwv. C.II8 1 4-99Z.S278. Weuer~ on'• W1ter Heulin g. re•oneble rlt81, vobme dll· counta. 2.000 to 4. 000CIPICIt:y, Cllt.,., poo .., \Wilt, etc. 304-678-2919. • 87 Upholstary Mowre,'' l Uphoiltaing MNin tr l countverll23ye. .. The~ in furniture urholttertng. C.l 304 ~ 87& · 4 14 tor ntlmllll• . tr•-. ' �• The 'Page- 8 Dally Sefmne' -·- - ~-' ---- ~~- - - • e 88 se rvi e e 8 8 us In Ohio Friday, 8 9 i::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::::.,t=:::::::::::::::::;nr;:::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::;rl p,.,,.,,,;,. ROUSH s,ultlltt CONSTRUCTION OWNII: (:REG I. IOUSII Ltesa M. Murphey free-Lance Writ1r M SpM<hes, • Computer · Graphics, Publi< Relations, tab I es, oys, O IC Clowns, Porcelain MONDAY-FRIDAY 10 A . M .-4 P.M . 992 -7204 S I NCE 1969 -~ Phona: C II T OPEN • CUSTOM KITCHt:NI. lATHS -E XTENSIVE REMODELING •VINYL SIDING. ROOflNG •METAL IIUII.DINGI _ HOUSING. APT. IIROJECTI ~ Advertising ~~G~~EN~E;R~Al:~s~ r.!,< . HAINES GlFT SHOP OPEN 324 East Main, Pomeroy, Ohio (Behind Hall) DUllY ST. SU•CII• 614-992 -3643 . K&T EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION VAUGHN'S AUTO & DIESEL SERVICE SYRACUSE. OHIO Moot Foreign and Domestic Vehicl" A I C seovice All Major a. Minor Ropoiro NIASE Certillod Mecnenic CALL 992-6756 "DOC"" ~~~~:h~>p Certified u 0 F II E u Exe~~vatlng For11111rly Melga • d C xcavat1ng an onatruction Residential & Commercial Free Estimatea for Residential Naomi, Jana, Grace, Donna, Angie and Gwan Folmer NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts KAY'S Gutter Cleaning Painting BEAUTY SALON 992-2725 FREE ESTIMATES OHIO & ·farm Work Rt. 1, Vinton 388-8747 Owner & Operator. Tony Cardillo 11 -1-t mo. OGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE •12 PH. 949·2969 45 Dnl1r 10-11-'U·I mo. pd. YA!~!ttili&~E:C~H;:O.J betoNoon Rt. 7, NEW & USED MOWIRS Sonito Ctnl• for lyan Products • 8.7 Fln..,cing ... MODEIN GUN SUPPUES CHERRY Muuleloading Supplies Motltrn Gwt s..Jies Guns • Ammo • Slugs • PER LOAD DELIVERED 22 Ammo BILL SLACK 124 East of Rutlontl AnHs lloppy Hollow lol. Ph. 614-742-2355 992-2269 8-8-88-lfn CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "AI Rsasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS t/20/tflll I - . . BOGGS Roger 'Hysell Garage SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE; OHIO Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Authorized John Doere, New Hollond. Buah Hog Farm Trancmlulon PH. 992-5682 or 912-7121 MEIGS FUINITURE Equipment Dealer Racine, Ohio SET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL 3 PC. UYING ROOM SUITE Far• Eq•l••••t $44995 Pertl & Serw Itt 6-17-tfc St. lo-25-1 mo. pd. 1-3-'16-tft . ·ALARM SYSTEMS CARTER'S PLUMBING. & HEATING •Residential •Commercial 10 Years Experience Ker MORRIS EQU.MENT Heaters Wicks Ker Blowers Heat Matt' Ceramic 110.00 Blem Batteries 130.00 &Up 319 So. 2nd Ave. ' R•s~:,~;:strw~ Ohio Middleport, Ohio Furnace 1 992-6282 HUNTER SECURITY 614-992-5952 11-9-lllod pd. 16141 H2-6SSa CAKES _by Donn~ SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES Birthdays, Holidays Specializing in character and novelty cak• lt. 1, lox 136, Ylotton 742-2235 · GUN SHOOT FIRE DEPT. a:,;~::: Do I •Do1er •Will Dump Truck •Wreck• Service •Junk Yard Business WANT TO IUY WIEUm OR JUNK CUI OR TltKK! - FIIf ISTIIIATIS- for ..,, of lh••••wkes '-14-742-2617 lttw•n 9 a.m.·6 p.m. L•~·~·~~~==:! WANTED EVERY SAT. NIGHT Take the pain out of . painting. Let 1111 do it for you. Vtry Reasonable. Have . References. .ORYWAll -DECKS 10-19-'81-1 •o- Public Sale & Auction DALE JOHNSON AUCTIONEER •FARM FIIIIE.ESTIMATJIII Buckeye Card WeiOtme 1811 LYIICI 992·3723 10-3 -'1 I 100, 1/22/88/tln GUN SHOOT SUNDAY CALLS PIZZA Your Hometown Place Hos Vinyl Siding Roofing Seamless Gutter Replacement Windows Blown Insulation Storm Doors & Windows Call 992-2772 8115/ tfn always offtrecl BEST PIZZA THE If RACINE, OHIO FACTORY CHOKE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUNS ONLY .9-19-U til tell us and we'll match Jacobian itl AlSO ... HOME COOKED LUNCHES EVERY DAY FOR UNDER $300 MAIN mm PIIZA Our Dell~ery PAT HILL 114-982-3111 . liONS: POrtoloto Lighted IZIIfl. dollvory-IMI- Pl_,lc lot· _.. (lloi~P~ool f47.10 box. Offer •plroo Nov. 11th. AAA Slana. WV t-100-1142·2434: Dlllo 1-100-1133-3453 onvtlmo. Riplov. Ohio. R• colvlng tabocoo. 7 dovo a 1.. nle Ncwembw 21. 304175-1118 .. St3-312-4388. Frw .... twfne • t 9,toUooo t3.por 100 for houllng. Givaaway 1 m111 pup17f1 brOW'n mixed bNod. "'" Pug. Coli 114-2881848. Cal 992-2221 or -d dog to glv• .way. M'lle. c .. 11438.9744. MAXIMUM DIAMETER 14 INCHES ON DRIVElED TO OHIO PAUET COMPANY POMEROY, OHIO 992·6461 MARCUM CONTKA\. IINI.i CHESTER. OHIO •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS ·BATHS •ROOFING REMODELING & REPAIRS m...,_ 6 ohoto. Lolt and Found LOST: 2 red • while copper notM Beegl•. VIcinity aiKY91f'. Coll14- 387-7230. lo•t~ White fem1le B1111tt Hound with r.t ·• poll. In lMJrll CMII, lila Whooi • •· Loot Mondoy, Nov. 7. Coli 814-H23021. Found1Nlw. llnAMine.anek., on lrov ring.~ 81._849-30511. lott: Wllow mill• Cit In Rutl•d • - Oct- 3t. Call 8 14-742· 2731. -nut LOST: Molo br.,.,n • ........ £it~h Sptlngor Sp.,lol wfl:h bo 875-222B.g tal. R-.varcl. 30.._ Loot ar I t - : Puppy Boaglo 9 montN d•k br-n. mboedwtth blad<-orongo. Vory frloncl¥. Eott lvlng •wn. .,.IWWI 10 name i!:lm•.An.W.. ta n.me El,...., tf you ...... or 111ft ell 304-175-7279. Mlooing 2 -· Dl-• Yard Sate ------·aiillipoliii ---------GALLIPOUS FlEA MARKET· At•. 38 • 110. Op.., •-v s.t. • Sun. 8 AM-8 PM. ------"Pomerov·---------- 986-4141 GENERAL CONTRACTORS '10-4-1 • &Vicinity PHONE DAY OR EVENINGS References · LfCUot Call 814-843-1211 7 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL old. to . , . _,_ Call lt4-441-7100. FrM to good flome In muntry. O..mon Stlophord tvpo 1 y, vo• CHIPWOOD POLES mo. t Middleport & Vicinity •COMMERCIAL 992-2156 8 9/11/88 PubHc Sale & Auction License 301-88 Phone 1-304-275-3651 Halp Wanted HOME ASSEMBLY INCOME A~Nmble product• Ill home. Plrt·tfme. EICI)It'I•Oii unn~­ ury. Ootoh. Coli 813-3270818. Ext. D-tt49. UOO Weold\' -IIIIo. A,_ bllng prod.~ eta. IAI E to: Ham• Cralto, P.O. a... 8008-0DT. Huntington. w.v•. 21704-' 1008. EMN £XC£LL.£NT MONEY at home. A.....a.lv w•k. Jewelry, IQtL othoro. Col 1·818-881t817. oot. T84_t0H, 24 hn. Nood glrlo to ooll A_, through Chrlltmee. Cd tor lnform.tlol\ lt4-448-2tse. Ur-111 NHd Oopon-o Por· 88t001, Ft. Wurth. T• 78111. - · .... ,. tor dwl4op.,.,.. tallr - e d odu~o In Golla County, Ohio : GALLIPOUS: 30. &-hour Comrruntty ServiCI Watkor: 11 PM-8:30 AM , lh· s.e.: or u ott.wlle ecfleclll.t 2·hour -~~ · • - mootln~ BIDWEll! 34-hour ~munlty S.vlee Watkor: 8-111'M.F~.; 7AM-tt PM, Set; 7 AM.& PM, Sun.; or • ot-lo• oahocllled; 2-hour Moldy otofl m.,.lng. 80TH POSITION!J, High ochool de~~r• ••d ctlvw"e ._...• ., d good driving r.-wd. good oommuniclllan •d org8r'lll•lion •kill. punatull 1nd •blltty to work• 1*1 af1t.-n r~~~~~Ulrect prwtoua •'IP«f.,ce worldng wtth P«lonl wtth mentlll dillon •d dw..,...el dl• 1btii1IN pr.terred. l•lery : •4.28/hour. S.,d r-..me 1nd 1. . • lndlcetlng wh'ch p91)tlon -Iring lor, "" Cocllla Blk•.Buck.,-eCommunlty8.,.. ~~~-. P.O . lox 104. Jocbon. Ohio 411140. Ooacllne tor oppl> c.,.o: 1t-17-S8. Equol Opp.,. tunlty £mploolt. · r..,. aa¥• UP TO • 11 HOUR PROCESSING MAIL M£KLY CHECK GUARANTEED. FA EE OOtalo, WRIT£: ID. t087 W. l'lollodoiPhlo. SuMo 238-GO. Ont•lo. CaiH. lt782. Mlntalna Cotmetologllt·H•Ir Hopp.,ln~ Coli .., dov IIU1 Tbur1. • Sun. to 814-448-3313. m*•"' 8ppt., lol•llopr•..,otlvoWontodfar loall lal•ln-. Some aoH111e NCIIIM"/. Prwlou1 Ill• •perlence htlpl!L Send to: P.O. Sox 195, Bldw,.l, Ohio 48814. ,..,me _... Now •cceptW.g eppll~lant for Mtployment. Lorc,bi'• PlziiSito• B~dao Apply In I'!••· Now 8CctPtlng ~"* for 1 Self Serve/Corw.nlent Store Mln~~g• In Mldcl•ort • •· s.ndto:IOKCie171. c/o01M._ polio Dally Trill<,... 828 lhird ,..lrM or _ . ratlred ln.,kll- •1•. 0•niiCIIIIry. •II mllmenii!ICII knDM•da• Will train on offloe a.till. Poe• ion oould be hlndled II¥ one p . .on with nea.ury tlcl11ln m*'ta11nce. Compenutlon .,...IG•Inckldtl utlltleo ond oalory. lind lett• or re~ume to: The Dolly Sontlnol, P.O . IOK 729W. f'Qm•G¥. Ohto. op.,mom. AVON • AI • - · Coli Marilin w.... 304-882-2848. Situations Wanted Wo PIV oooh lor Iota modol cl- •• 0•• Will do delftlng, 30 ... • 488-t032 or •1a-ts2t. Pllint~g lnt•ior ertd IKt.tor, odd lobo. m.en-. ffoo oot> · m•• 304-773-11402 ar 773- • 1081. ,, Frnilnwl 21 .. B1.11inass Opportunity ~ Would llkt • IJv•in female oompMion. Pl. . e wrtle: ~ m• R1ce, Rt. 2 I • 3411. Vinton. Ohio 411B8. 1913Trklmnh. t4x80. -odd on hill pump. 1'Ab•t.. v.•h• lnd drytr, lll'l.p..ning ., dedl. Ill •c cond. Clll 81.._. 38 7- 7t20 .. 304-1175-2047. 2 mobile ho-. both-2 BR .. nM"Ir dRONted, fur,. hid. One w/ Mihw/ dryer. 1AI mi. • • ttl Pott• on 854. C.H Ct4-3189983. Atnt or 811•10x40, 1 IR. uborty troll• ot £ ....... Col lt4-288-1129. ._SJII wet:•. Ht:nl dis 3 . . .. unfurri1hed In tM country. •175 • mo. plu1 dep. Older .O!OU ~· prlferr~ . C. II 114-441-3817. unbllll.,ablttortop "'ollty oho• normallr prlood teo. 210 br•dll 2800 otYioo. •17. 900 to 121.1100: 1,.......,., training. fktur-. *f•a gr~nd optning. 1r ov• d••· IJ>ughln (1121188-4221. c.n A-lvotolot. Call f14-441-t409, 4- IPM. 3 BA .. In Greon ochool llotrlct. W•• & leNIOI indudtd. .300 from Rio Ontnde. 814-388- a mo. Oop. • riff. Colllt4-2119821. eoto. 10 1ae f•m. Free t•· Lert Smll mobll•honw. Upp•Rt. 7 . _pi8CII on HyeeU' Run Rd. With or Aal. • dop. oequ~ed. C.H wMhout trail ... 814-882-3110 114-441-37110. or 8t4-992·11087. tllldng Country otmoohp•o. t2xll0. 2 Alhton. be.,tllll lot1. moble hom. permltt«<. I8r.. ·- '"'IUirM. · paid. 200a mo.ol-1<. Riff. • d!'P. pubtl c aleo ,.,.,. toll. Coli 814-441-0888. ' Clvdo s.,.,.... Jr. · 304-8712331. Nl.,. 3 be~oome.. l•ge v•rd. 3t4 - d St.. .Kon .. go. Cal ., 4-448-7473. choou n1 or femltw 1ho1 It ora from t1S. to op• 111 · Buii•Un~At . .2 VInton, 4mK• 1 41 Nl~ Hom81 for Rent 1Urn61hed amel · hou•. 44 v..., _ ... lv.~ldc 4-oo"' 2 bill\ t~mly room with ftr• ' pi- formalolnlng. larll living room. 30 ft. curtom Gilt ldtch.n · - - ool& b.em.nt. 2 woodwon c• u•1111e. llnloh lwei - · C.llllt4-441-0338. 3BA .• AC. c•pet. pool, a•eoe. 2 ftrlpl.,.., f.nc.. Oood loo.Uon. Call A·1 Re,. Elt.te 2 BR . IIC)tt. 8 clo. .ts, kltch.,.. .pl. furnilhed. W•hlf.Dryw 8rok•. 304-875-St04. hoott.,, ww o•p-. nM'Ir From • 175. Unfurnl1hed hou• . 2 IR. painted, deck Neighbor- Rd. *225. Rot .. Slnlor CltiiMt Welaome. Re..c. • depoett required. C.l gen~. Ina. AptL Coli 304-11781 104. or 175-1311 oc 875448-44tl aft• 7 PM. 7731. 1 IIR ., unfurNihed. 142Fourth. •111 p• mo. O..,QI!k. 8 mo1. New complete:r,. furnldMid 1-• No chl•en. Pr... lingle lplr'tment & mD e home in otty. Adutu onlv. P•ldng. Calf ~on. Call 814-448-3581. 814--0331. 3 IMdroom r1nllh. 2 blllw. lam.. -11421 por month. 3 8£ AIJTIFU L APARTMENTS AT blldroom bllwel 10011 from SUDGI!T PRICES AT JACKNorth Oolllo High lchool- *425 ' SOI'I EITATEI, 131 Jackoon ,_ month. 3 bedroom ,..dt. 2 Pfke from •183 e mo. Walle to bllthl. .tflollnt heal pump, 2 c• ohop Ond movloo. 114-448D•"'• ..10 .,. month. 3 bed- 2188. E.O.H . room .enCih wit"*' wllklng diet•oe of downcown-t310 P• Upotalro unfurnlohod opt. C.r. mnnttt PrtY1te 3 bedroom. 2 pftltd. utlttl• ,.!d. No chile*'•. •DrY brlc* on 1 ac:r1. Crown No pOlL Callft4-448-tl37. City- 1371 p• month. 2 otory hon'll wtlh 3 bedroo,.., 21h T•• TownhouH .... ment. 2 blltN, prNecy- USO p« month. B~o .. t 1'1 botlw. CA .. dlog• lndudod. 3 lA .. 2 otory hwaohor, dlopooal. prlvoto .,_ home, country 11mo1pher•. dooM potlo, pool. plovground. GeorGI' I Ck. Rd. I 178 per mo. w........ . tiMh ln<*fded. R.t•1n011 ., d 1..,rlly d_,0111 9tortlna ot t Zllfl P• .mo. Caft required on 1M propert•. WI•• 81 4-387-78110. m~n R. .l Eatate. 81 .. 4.al3844. Holler Hoopltol off Rt., 311- ,, Nl_. fur"'-hed lrMI ______ .. MocMrn Hlllr Selon In Pt. Pl-. • IW. Ec. high trlfflc loOitlon. • V.y IWOftt•ble. Cllll HuMinfl:on.,•" 304-125-3018 ot 123-7-rn. ' 23 Profe ..ional Services • PIANQ nJNlNG.)..,e Donlolo. " Ateo , . .... &Inc. 1111. c.a· ~. lt4- 742-298t . Aloa bob¥ · grtnd pl~no for 11le. ==.:...:.::.=---· ..· Rr:al toL1Ir: -::7"...,.,...._ _....,......,.....,,-- •. 31 Homaa for Sale llndiOIP.-1 lol, 4 ml• from PDrt•trook Subdfvillon. 0111 3 bectooom Rendl. 11!t blthl. .._ fernllv room. tlnlng room. 1 ctr. r. g .. ege. 1torege bulclng, poolo ,_ / wooden dNk. Spring Vlll4rlf· . . . Coll814-4-48-7803. ·• ., O.rtlng 3 BR . rlnch In COUntrY ~ on 180. 7 rNI• from HDb:• '": Ho•r>ft•l. fenced In INI~ v•rd.1•~ GMt 7 y,., old. rurlt w•er,l ..copper plumbing, deck .· •38.000. Nogotlble. eom. . • NeaH.mv·Aaent fDrJ1n Gettl• ~ R.*v . ... ck•on. Ohio, 814-"" 2S8-1370. ... Govwn,..., HDm•trom •1 .00 ••lng your 11010. Coli t •318- ·• 731-7378 Ext. 3P-OH-H !of curriiTt lilt. 24 hDurs. .J *'•· 'I ~ 6 room hou• 111d blth. 11 •cr11. CeH 81~992· 8144 or· both. _,llv -ippM k~c:hon, CMtr.. air, llldrlc h••· fine cepet. flrtpiMle wtth Buck ,.,ulrM. Call e 14-4441-2543. 304175-lt04. Hou• tar rwrt In th• country n . . Dlrwln. Will redemrat•. 2 BA. apt., ilrge roome. centre! olr. - • pold. A...Uoloto Nov. t .......... Coli 8t4-448-2201. Ront n-llllo. Call 8t4-111138"431. 3 lA , houH. DtiPOitt rlqulred. tO OldFort Trail. Coli 114-4412183, 9-1 dolly. Pf111t1 8ub.·4 BR ., full bal• ·ment , Clrpet, r1nge, city IChooa Adutta ont,. No pet& Oop. a Rot. roqulred. UIIO por mo. CoH 814-448-0278111• 8 PM, w... ondo onytlme. 3 M«oom with btllfMftt. n•urtl g-. centl'll M. city Will•. Conv.nlent loeltkm. Ref.. • ..-. . 011 Md dlpotlt. Atnt •300 month. No p.._ c.ll 814-.UI- 3 bedroom homo on At. t•t In mile from Or.-. •u• Cent•-v. V. .:hooL p• month. Cefl &-14-44r.e8e8. . 11me 11 Cllh wllh t~ppraved cr edh:. 3 Ml• out Bulwtn. Ad . Op.n &ern to lpm Mon. thru S.t. Ph. 814-~ 0322. VollovFum.ure 304-273-"1888. c.u Houro 9-1. Buy driCt from menuflcturer New end u1_, furntture end lppllclnc•• · 7572. Newt{ .-decorated apll'tmenta 11Valllbla Utllltl• p.ad. t22&. PW month. dopa oil oequlred. c.n 814-H2-S724 oftor 8:00 ar 112-1111. ~om•G¥· 2 bed-oomiPf. Plrttt 814· 4•8· .,d NVe •••· Sp•'• ltlrtlng It •1.1110.00. Coli Aqua Teoh 304-823-8288. J loS FURNITURE 1,,5Ent•nAw. end hoUHI. Cell Ap.,monto lor tho Ek*t¥. G•lll• M.nor 4pertmentl. liB I 1111 Morton RdM. Ooolgned 1<or tho Bon lor Chllon (82 a oldorl ~r~dHendfCipp.. p. .one.Equel m., houalng opportunity. AppHootion~ bl pldl;illlup .. Sprtng Vall., Pf••· 129 Jldlton Pike ar colll14-448-4131. Mcu,..n 1 IR. dDwntown. compi•• kttcfltn. •· ..-pat. o.- c.n 114-448- p•~ 0139ev~~nlng~.lft• oolt. no 5. 238 flrot A... 1 8R .. ldtch., furnlohod. c.potod. No children/- 1175 pluo utllltl•. Dop . • riff. Cal 114-448-4128. Treedmll •10;00 _..d g• fur. naco .110.00. 304-111-4848. Or.vetv trector dull whee~~, electr!c ltllft, 1700.00. 302 fotd.,glnot200.00. 304-5782810. Complete hou•hold furnl1~ lng1. 1h ""'• out Jerrlcho. 304-871-1450. For Stle: King Woodburner. 0100. 304-182-3387 .. 875380. Fot~prl-onOuolltvC.rp• & Furniture come to Mollohen F...-nttur•UPP• Riv• Ad ,, ,,~ 448-74-U.. _..:.._..:....:___ __ _ __ Bltrklne A.clln•. Roc*s •d -lvolo. Cal 814-892-7213. Jullt racllved good cl.., ~ ding tv.tn-'A.II, ctr-. .. ch•a. dinette~, aof-. chill,., dMkl• m.,., more ltemato Mlect ._om. Pldc- U1MI Furniture. 30 .. I pc. F,.,ch Provlnaf .. t.G-oom outte et20o. 304-175-7734. ...... Mnuge. Long Burn• Free &t~nclno ooal & wood burner hM11 3,000 *~· ft. 304-175-7448. Qtvumpu1 OM-10 3Bmm C1· m.r1 (lot• af E11tra1} 1280.00; Rowing M•chlne tn.v) •40. t.r.. hedlnN•ylorsAun. Semr- 875-t4SO .. On• bectoom furnltt.d or unfurnished 1pM1ment In Mlddl .. port. A teo· 2 bed-oom hou1t In Addloon. Colllt4-892·1304ar St4-IIZ.2771. ttOO 12 Go. olug. BL. 181.00 model 99 .300 IIVIUe wtth eoop1 •211.00; w•.,., 4X loopa wide ~~tale tto.OO: 12 01 . Model 12 Wlnct.t• 30", SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE 12 ful c:hoMo 1440.00. 304-8754312. Olivo St .. OaHipolo. lty' ~ 01 • Col aft• - m "' ...,. · 11._ 2·8888. I!HidlnC'f . . .ment. •• . .. poted. Watldng oc1o~o only. Oepo1tr end r.,_tnCI. Clll lt4-H2-S942 oft• 8;00. APAATMENTS. mololle ho,_, hou. .. Pt. ~le•lnt., dO.IIIpo- llo. S14-448-822t . BHch Str.._ Mlddloport. Ohio. 2 ._.oomfurMihld •.rtrrwd. utllll• ~ld. refer•OM· Phon• 304-81r.t811 aft• 8 p.m. NEW· e pc. wood group- .389. Living room eutt• •191- •1119. Bunk bodo wfth boddln1t 1249. 56 Buldlng Supplies Full 1~1 mlttr ... & found.tlon •t•rtlna· •ts. Recllnen otortinlt 189. USED· Btdl. dr. . . . . be~oom ault•. DHkl.- wringttwllhtr. a DO...... Hne of u11d llrnllure. NEW~ W•tern boot• Ul. Workboot1 •11 a up. fit ... • ooll too[ . Call 8t4-4441-31S9. Appll~nce. Inc. Uled llpplllr'l~ 81d TV 304-882-2888. County Now ICQIIJtlng appiiCIItlon• tor 2 bedr-- ........... fullv c•perld. IPPIIInta, ~• 1nd tr•h pidwp1 Pfovklm M•!'lt• IWICI fr• tilling cloal to lhopplng. blnkl •d 1chooll. For more lntormltlon ciii304-8S237tl. E.O.H . OPtn IJAM to ePM . Mon thru Sat. lt4-441-1899. 827 3rd. Ave. G11Upolil, OH. F... nllhed one be*oom ept, acl.llts only, no peu. clll 1ft• 8;00. 304-S75-318S. bedroom IIPt In Point \lefY ciNn 1nd aood cond, wNI r.-rt furn61hld or unlunllhed. no pet1, phone Good eullolng - . ; • Blodl. brlolc, .-ww pip-. wlft.. dowL lntoio, ate. Cloudo WlntwL Alo Ormd& 0 . Cd 81C. 245-St2t. Conm•• bloeb- elt • • • ,_d or delivery. Mnon ...d. Gtlll~ llo Bloclo Co., t23\ol Plno St .. •••• Golli!oallo, Ohio. Celt 8t4-"-"2783. quick. fak·a ovM paymenta. 304-871>-t862. 74 WESTERN RED CEOAA 1988 Su:ruki 250 Qulld Rae•. Ellcellent con dition. Ne v er rlllCed. rldd., vwy Httle. 19 88 Suzuki RM 125. Good condio tion. Extr•. Calle 14- 99 2· 7 28 1 eft• 8:00. I R1. 36 Cycle Sal•. Sout hside. WV. Ph . t -304-87r. 4t 30. Now Selling New 0 1•11 4 wheel n an d uiOd 4 wheel••· d0 - l I J I. I Honda CR 60 and Hon da Mo· phead. Bath ettcell enl oondtion. ; 1 !& C , ... 0)' NEA, 1:. LIVI!.)Iur.k 1988 Pontiac &onn8YIIIrt l E. air. 61 Farm Equip11111nt AM -FM , power window. power door lock. cruise. tilt. -EJCel. oond. Prlc8d to lltll. C•ll 61+ 4411-lt57 oftor 5 PM. For aei•R•oondftioned 15 ft. . fal6 up bulhhog. Call et4-288- 1962 Ch.,y, 62.000 mi .. ell 412t . orglntll parta. runt lic e a t op, n....,ty recoveredtMII. wry little 180AC lriCior~hrounclbaf«. rurt 11&00.0.80. 1953 Ford bind. plow,. dille. dllthl•· truck. 351 C .... aiMd heedw1, tori. •eeao. AC WD4G tr'ldor .,to.. whhe1pokel, needl radl• with plowo. dloc. S 11. buoh hog. tor, $80C>() BC. 1971Ptvmouth t1,491. Own•wll ftn111oe. C.tl 318 Cl , jult plllnted. tint w~ St4-218-8822. dowL Kev•tone mag~. traek, b••· lir 1hocb. Nf'll good. Loto modol 8110 Oliver ol•oL 18~ 10. t978 XL 1000 - · • dloc. buoh hog. t38110. Hlrl..,-. naw top •ui Fat Bob Mllnt•n..ionat cl•ll trector tankt. Iota d Mtrachrome-slded with loft, buoh hoiJ 142110, CMinU. end eM, Mutt Me. O.Vn• wll fin ~nee. c•• e 1... *2750-0 80. Call GE et 4-448288-1122. 0582. 1984 Pontiac Fiero, • tpd, new tlr•. low, low mllei!_Sf& Cuh price. 83999. John 1 Auto 1•1•-below Holl dav Inn In 1981 Oelt1 88 Oldl. E;cellent condh:lon. Belt off• conekt.-ed. r:.rm Equlpfnlllt, z.torTriN!tcn. How•d 11o11veton, 81ad•. FMd« Rtng~. Buvinaold bitterIto. M""lo !"'loomont. Rutl.,ol Dlllo 114-742-2488. 83 Livestock One PoHed pure br..t Slmment•l buh calf, 8 m01. old. wll regilt• If blyer d•lr•. One Polled bull cllf.tuttlbte for lhowlng. DIN'...., wltiC*t1111etfbUYerdellr•. Ben IUdc... Double 8 Ferm, 11 ~ t978 c ....... l82. 4 · number• match. AC, PS, PB, PW. T ~r~dT, nM 1ir•. bleck on tan . 81~247-4881 weninge. 8t4- 949-2888 d... 1918CorveneProjact. 84, 327, 381. Mltonwtlc. h•d top With •tre rollng frame. 814-247· 4881 .,.,ing1. 81 .. 949-2886 d., • . 198• Buick CWury Station WilDon. Excellent condition. 44,000 mil• CoM 114-992- 3348 1fter 6:00p.m. Reg. Chl~lne bull, born 4-24U; Pro.., h•d buD. 304-743808t . 1177 two door DodgeMonlcel. W . arto. no 'fJ:It. niiN dt• on front. A-1 ODndttlon. 1895. Cell 114-988-3S44. 64 1917 Ford E100rt, 4 11)8td. reel 1twp. One owrw. E.:ellent condll!on. Call 814-742·3142. Sm.n IP1. Jack1on Ave rent 1135.00 month MCUrltydepOIII raqulred. clll 304-875- 54 Mile . Merchandise •410 ext eo or 53. Apt. for ...m 807 Meln St. R•t. • 111. Utlltl• plld. S•curlty Whellch*•NW or uMd. 3 Groono ond 8upply Shop-Pot Oroomlng. All breede . . .All otyloo. lomo ,.., 'ood Ooolor. Julio - b l'lo. 8t4-448-023t . ltllth. Llrgey1rd. On Medl10n8t. Call lt4-448-4t09 ., 3792?40. 3 iA .. fullY a•potM. Carport. lodop. ~Ired. L.a.-ed within t mlo til Gollipallo. Coil 814-448-3413. Mce Atpln• Milk Goet. Clll 1180 Chwy lmplla • $1250. Coll8t4-882·3822. Hay & Grain o,...nwynd Cottory iconnot 1984 Ford EICOf't. PS. Pa. auto. AM-FM c . .ttte. Eicellent COI'l" dltlon. f2200. SN . . .t houM _... PoetOfflceln L~g801tom CFA ,.,.._. 111d lltm•e ldt- - · AKC C - ~POl•- NHim.ll'.,ln ktlt-. -t..l 81.,_ 448-3144 aft• 7 PM . Ml h•J aorn. lnc:l.ulng EFAP corn. Allo. wll 1upptv 1nd aft• 5:00p.m. · dep. requlr.a. Clll 304- 87&delfv Itt' I.WdU_II. 304-77 3Ao.., Moblty coli.... t -lt4- Dog hou-. 1 '1.1 mH• out Rt. 4480. En eo ar 53. 1978 Dodg• b1rt cuttom . 141 . W-vne Shoemlk•. Caft·· 1332. S:OO till 9:00 AM . 870-9181. 18711. 304-87r.3845 .. 17r. 8t ..448-0813. 3272. Oround •heN corn • e. 00 P• D1kot1 F.rm Homa &gil on 46 Furniahad Ropms your lot, f12.H5• up, I•• our BooutiM I mo. old Code• 100. Pr1m.,m Affal.te *3.00. Str.w •1 .50, Round 11181 For ule:'78 Oldl, 2 door. 280 Sp~nlll, .oott. worn'Md. Madel Callt -8t4-HI-7311 . t21.00. Morgan'• Woocbwn engine. $900. or Trede for Furnllhld room-919 Seoond - . .. Regiot-. ttiiO. c.n For"' Rt. 311. Pliny , W.Vo. 8:00 plcloup. 304-87r.S62t. Avo.. Oolllpollo. tt35 a mo. WHITE"& METALOET£CTOR8- 114-448-2200. 448-3t31 .. til 12:00 Mon-Sat, 30~937Utll~l• pold. Sinalemolo. Sh•e Chtdl lor 1pedala on ALL 304-878-7842. 1981 Nlapn M1xlma 13800. 2011. b.Mh. C.H 441-Utloft•7PM . Modell. Big dilcount-lootywo Pl. pb. ltC, am-fm call. 84.000 Code• lp~nlel pu.,..._, full rtoaked model1. Ron Allton. Coll304-878-1723 oft"' Roo,.,...tor Nnt· week or month. t2tO SOoond Avo .. OoMipolo, bloodod. 8 "'ko- ald. t12hoch. • =30 p.m. St.-tlng • •120 1 mo. Ollila Ohio. lt4-448-4338. 1 Pomer1nian-fulf btooded. Hotel-It 4-448-111180. etoo. Coll8t4-379-2t03alter 19778 Mera.~ry Zepttrr. auto; 1 I I'M . :;;;:;;::::~;:::-;=~= New 18 ft. T~ndlm a.te tnlll•. 1980 Ford Granldo; auto. air; "4e Spaca f or Rant ' relnforCid tongue. 7,000 lb. Bearttlul Thoroahbr_. O.rm~r~ 39, 000 ectu•l mil•.; 1976 I t u n Coli 114-448-81114 Dodge Cherger. 304-875Shephlrd pup& Heve hllf•hot•. 71 AutO's For Sale 7868. ------------------- ~~~~~-~~~P~M~-~--------­ Re..onabl•. Cell 814·891· GOVERNMENT SEIZED Voh> 1984 Bolcl< Rayel. 15.600. Upp .. Rt. 7. alltable for AnlfiCII7 tt. Chrlt1nltrtlwl'th 8782. OffiCI a.,.ce. CIU &1~4-1· IGme dKor. t20. C•ll 814-4olld• from t100. Fordl, Mer- 304-87&.4410. · 2-7 month old full blooded ft89 .. 441-111185. ::,30::;0:.:6::.-- - - - - - - - - - Bef9•, ,_. • white. copp• codoo. Carvotta Chwy~ Sur- 1- - -- - - - - - plue. B~yen Guide . C11 1983ChryM E cl••· t2800. 808-187-11000. Ext. S-t0t89. 304-87r.4480. COUNI'RY MOBILE HomeP.1rk. AriiNOOd for •••· •a& 1 lo... ·-·Coli 8t4-281-8271. Route 33. North of Pbi1'•0V· Call St4-218-830t ' -.~d~w-~-h Siern . . c.t. 3"1.1 yr. old. Good 1984 Chwy Chwltte. Auto- l-t9_8_5_C_h_fNY_2_8_ft~.~M~all R.nt•l trill••· Cal 814-992· 1<or brooding. Oooi . .M. 8t4- m.tl~ AM rld5o, elmort new •cr..,ed room. netrlng rtlbllChlnon, Sup., 8 movie 7479. 8 praJ&C1or. W • H-• oNdo 849-23SI. tr•. 80,000 , . • . R•• izer. gen•ator. other actmt. Spedoua motile horne lots for cube protector. All In .,... .._. r_,lced. •1000. For Low miiHQa Like new cond. rtnt F•mlt, Pride Mobile Home condition. Call 81~441- 7828. Filh Tlftk. 2413 Jackton A .... more lntormetlon call Peul at t19, 800. 304-875-4651 . POint -~ 304-178-2083. St4-448-2342. M., be • - at Perk. o.lllpoil Ferry, W. Ve. CannonA1 c~m .... 50mml••· tO gal oat up n4.11 ond 10gol Tho Golli!oolo Dally T~bune. 8-8 304-87r.3073. zoom lent, fl•h. trl_pod. cwrv· complete •43215. 72 Trucks for Sale lng c•a •400. Cd 814-245tl80 VW Robbit. Fuollnloctod. 1891. 49 For Lease Mutical 57 2 dr., Wlglne good, nM tlr-. 78 Ford 7000 dl•ll Cat motor. Slgneture • .,..lng mM:hlnt wfth Wrad<ed. CoH 114-4441-0278 24 ft. bolt. Streight truck. Instruments f81100. Call 8t4-448-2t07 bewbln• for •Ia Approx. 3 '(fl. aft• a P.M. tore 5pm. Comm•ciol Building for loaoa old. Call 814-288-8198. Pt. P11•1n1. ~I 304-875t9711Cho<lv N""'· AT .. PS . PB. 8104. 10gol. llohtonkwhh,..d•oll lndlvlclllll .,Iter l••one. be- 81,000 mif•. Good work c•. t981 GMC hiiltan plcloup. All gin,..., BrulorJ.II. Good cond. Alklng acet11oriel. e10. C•III14-3Ba.. c.-6 Mu1Jc. 11~~oe&7, 18110. Calllt4-441-41t8. otl!OO. Call 814-441-4858 el· 8738. Jolt Wlmoloy lnotruator. lt4- tl84 Chrvo'- ln• XE wth tw4 PM . Mr~rch~rnlr~e Cl. .ic CHill.:. 1977 IevlNa. 448-1077. Llm~ed op.,lngo. · turbo. E.:tU.nt oond. Loeded. t88t Chwy pickup. ~eel good loiCMd, Florkle cer-no ruatColl814-317-7787. conol CaN St4-2Sr.8278. *3500 - ·· s • 8228. w Modol Fruit 83, 22 ..col.n&W. Hot 58 19S7NI...,_roSE,AC,SA , 61 Houeehold Goods ..,..,.,, •1100. eo1 114-448fiB. PI, 25,000 mil•. Excel. t982 Ford Ft&O 4WO . Coli & Vegetablea 70t9. oond. Mutt .... C1ll 30~&7&- 814- 317-0SBt. 1473. 1987 Dodge Dekote pldw p. t982 Totota. t9110 Chryol• t988 Toyota plcloup. t984 Dodge D-10, t98t Ch1111 . Loa . . .. c.n 814-387-0IIIIS. plcloup. t980 Ch... pickup. 198. T·Bird, Ill power. Like 1977 Ford pJdtup. 1980 Jeep CJ 7. h•dtop. 8 & D Motors.. - · 141100. Coli St4-388- ~ - 110. C.W It 4-448-1888. S411. wheeled electric .coot . .. Cal hou•• ml•. I ransporlalron Hou•• c.n•• ••I ....... •riou• .,._... 3 bedroom homo. tY, b•hl. • For s.le or Alnt: 2 br t.:MIM, " good loootlon. nloo nolghbor· hDod. rtov• & refrlg. No Chilft~ . . . WNI atn~ldlrl.nd 1 i COni . . .. Afl• 1J p.m. phDne ., ·.' 304-178-1792. *· . . 814~ 448 - 0918 . · Rebuilding I VIii I~ & Parting out int«nMional dump ~ truck. Cell814-24&-5087. Smal blade Chavy Crelb 2x4, Wel.,d Tunnal R1m ttllfl wtth Holl"f Carbui-etorl. Wei.,d WC 40 4x2 wtr:h cerbur•ors. Eld41r· brodt lt re!Jt m• • lnt.ta (to.. quad). Vet ltockthtft•. 2 Htwst ahtftara. M-22 rock ctu1her, 220 Muncy, 1988 Corvlllte hub chub ..,_,caps 1968-70 rtock Corvtrtte . Coumry Corvett11, Racin e. Ohio. 114-849-2888. 79 Motors Homes &Campers 1986 Fox Fire 28 ft. !bV GuH Str..,..) camper. Uutd 3 tim•. Soldnew· $14,280. Priv.tebedroom lfull 1t:rt bed) relrig••or/ tre.er. 13, 1500BTU11r cond., ro .. p t vant.,n& 21ft. c••fr• awning. AI the «tr... Firm •7950. Muet IM t o IPPrlclle. Coli 304- 87r.5851. oft or 7 PM 875-20t 3. 1985 27 fl. Ro dcwood Min~ Home, He• ChiPI'f ch••le. g.,_ •ator. awning. air condition on motor and roof, 12.000 ml•. A-1 shape. lott of tKtr-. priDe -'lolote. Ce118t4-H2-8320. Serv;ces 81 Home Improvements --- ' ----,.-, 0 8.\SEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltion•l llf•lme OU•.,... ,.,...,.~ llrnllhld. Free ettlmat•. c.n colla 1-814-237· 0488, dllf or night. ' Rogar1B 1 1ement Wet:erproo1ing. tee. local SWEEPER ., d IIM' Ing machine rapar. part1, and 1uppN• . Pldl up 1nd dMIIIery. Devil V1c:uum CleMer, one h•lf mile up Cllor~ Creek Rd. C11f 114. 441-0294. Painting: lnt•lo r a EJrterlor. Ftee ..-tinwl•. Can 814-44&: 8344. Will do und bl•tlng. 1pr..,. Interior & pMnting. Mterior 'deco rat ing. 26 vre. 81tp...,ce. C.l! 8 t 4-245- 9097. RON 'S Televi1 ion Serv ice. Hou se calla on RCA. Quazar. GE . Soeohllng ., Z..~h. CaM 304- 576-2398 or 814-4412484. Fetty Tree Trimming. rtump remcwal. Cell 304-67&.1331 . Rot.-y or ctble tool driUing. Mostwefls eomphrl!tdaaned.,, Pump tal es 111 d 1.v lce. 304- 99r.3B02 RON'S APPUANCE SERVICE . hDuse c all u tvldng GE. Hot Point, w•hen, dryer• and rtoves. 304-678-2398. Ak•s Tree Trimming and Stump Removal. Free att lm1t11. Ca ll 304- 87r.7 t2t. 82 Plumbing Heating & CARTER'S PWM81NO AND HEATING Cor. Fourth 1nd Pine Gellipoll•. Ohio Pho ne 814-448-3888 or 8'14446- 4477 84 Electrica I & Refrigeration 87r.17 88. 85 General Heuling Oill• d Wat er S.vlce; Pool1, Cl1tern1, Weill . Delivery Arry. t ime. Call 814-44&-7404--No Sundt~¥ elll1. 1'11-2 IR. opt. 4\ol mil• from Oolllpollo. ...... ....,~ • - J & J Wat er Service. S wimmi ng pooll, cister n•, wella. Ph . 814245-9286. furnllhtNI. •2211 mo. No pelt. Colt 114-4-48-1038. *' Redeoorllted rnlllhld ~281 Stott. Adufto ..,~y_ 1110 oolt. *200omo. Caft814-448- 17. o.-., Used trans miSI IOna. All tm .,.. nelly irll pect~ . 30 day• gu ..... tee . We b.ly nrt1mlt1ione. Call R" identill or oo mme!l'ci al W lr· ln g. N&~ servl01 or rapelre. llcenud e4earlci.,. El11mtrte free. Ridenou r Elettr icel. 304- Fl & R Watfll' Service. Poo ...• Cll te rnt. well•. lmrne dlet• 1.0 00 or 2,000 gello n• deiNtry Call 304875-1370. . Hou11 with b•h. N•• Radna Nlot y.-ct , • .,. •••· can cwpclld. cwttrll • · hell, locoted In POint Pl-... . 304- 2220 or 304-875-8758. 1185 Ch.,.ne. AC. Excellent conclllon. 48,000 mA•. Call lt4-949-2537. 1211h Sec. Ea. cond. , 2 BR .• .,ulppod klc:hon. Awlloloto - · tot. •221 pluo dop. Cal 814-441-01103 .. "-"-2111. 8Court :211vlng•-31R .. 11'1 b.Chon-•ld& 1 IR.II blll:hon other. loth ldtc:hono fuonWhod. 814-882-. .18. ldool tor ,.,.... wMh - • - .,., O_..ako ~· rlvor. Work 3 bedr- 2 ... b•hl. . . . to .mooll. Downtown. ti71J 1 llw'lng room. dln~room and mo. pluo ut•l• Dopooft a kftc:hon. Aloo lou ooom. 2 ...... _Cal 114-4441-4928. •• g.-'Be. Centrll , blt•n hhiol lltriel . .......c. .. Aport mont lor ronL 1221 a ~ulred. Call 8t4-247-428t. month. O..,o1h ,..uired. 11 ... 192-1724. Aff• lpm or 992V.., houoo. 2 - 1111. b••em•nt . 1132 Lincoln ...._.,,... •200. R.t • .-.oe •d 1u1no. t .,d 2 be6 room _, ...,..,.. 1t VIllage dop ..- . 114-742-2728. Menor 1nd A~.... Al*t3 bedr...,., f22S. por month mente In Middleport. From ....,, ...,...,_ Co1Ut4-982- •ts2. Call 8t4-192-77e7. 1724 ar 8t4-H2· "'1· EO H. up. Uu d & rebu Mt tor~• co nvert ers. St and•d clutdw•. pret1u re pi••· & throw out be•tng. werr antv-12 mos. eve jolnt1·•tl typn. CeR 81~379- Coll ..onlngo. 8t4-448-2974. 56 387-7727. 53 112., E. M•ln Str..-. Pom•oy. M,T ,W 10a.m. to lp.m ., 8und01' t to 8p.m. 8t4-H22128. 8U 0 GET TAA NS MIS.SIO N · Uood lo rebuilt oH typeo. Wer.-rty-30 dl¥'1. Pric. til& K~na~ga . 114-218-t291. Hour~ : A uto Perts & Accessories r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,-:;;;:;:~;::::::;:::;==i F.11111 Suppl11~s 71 Auto's For Sale Guit.,topd Ouollty CETIDE, INC., Atheno-814584-3878 Buy or Sell. Rlv«tne Amiqu-. 76 Inc. r•v•· Skagge Applltw~cea, liPC* Rlv• fW . t.ldl Stone c - - a l . 814-448-7318. Pets for Sale . 30 4-875- 7849. 1/·11 • Ch111nlll Rustle end Bwetld Lap Sldng •o_.,.....,, Mmorcycle s I GOOD w, _ _USED .....,.,,APPUANC£1 ,..,,._.-., One PI•••· 1984 Chevy S -10, grMI condi· Roomr 2 IR. home. Good lo..tion In Pt. Pl. . lnt. Corner lot. W/ W ••PII· B o . - 8 c•port. Reaonelll• rtnt. ho. dop. a riff. required. Call 81424r.ISII. R~ tlnonclna ..olloloto. 304-8788033. 878-2702 or 304-878-2t47. Apwt~l Furrrilhld hom.wtth 3roonw• 3 bedroom home wfth c. port · mllnt•111oe fret •terior. 1 ..Forry ov..oreo. •........ dll h. Glllipolll 182.100.00. Dwn• one bed'oom. In tawn. Aduh:& No pltl. Ret. t288ofter 8 PM . (U Fleplir). For.alotu,.._ Repo1. T• Delinquent Propetl•. Now· Complotoly remodoiM, molnt• n.,ce 2 rtory wlll'l p.rio end b•em.nt. Nice to01tlon. Aec*.INd to '0'1. 814-9t28107. hou•. ,..onable rent. ,.,t. r•. Apartment for Rent · - SALES MULTI LIN£ INSU· RANCE. LHo - hoolth • ..... • hona CM I!I!A OPPORTUNITY. Coli 304-743-11030 or 304-882-3308. 448-4418oft•7PM. 304875-t388. Adu~o onlv. Rot. roqulrM. No · Mr. Dav• Vans & 4 W . O . 73 tton. Qlltom whH11. Mutt ... nim, rtntel, Carhwt c:lottwig. Small 11my ICCeleiOrill. Fri. Sot, 8uo. noon till 8:00 PM . (Nov, 0.. open 7 d.,ol. Sam Somervlle'1, £1111-AIVtnawOOd junction lnd.plnd~n01· Aold, old At. 21 . (NM' EN( ln1ut.t_. a.moufteae oaverall• 127.50, PICKENS USED FURNITURE 2 be*oom Apt., for Carpeted. Nice letting. laundry ttcllll• evllllbla Clll 114182-37tt . EOH. Largellvlna room wfth •f*'do room. 2 8ft '· nM c•p•. CA. •CI'• Proca~ ' Apartment for Rant For rn or •le. n.wlv Nmodlled 2 bedrDOm hou•~ ar• loCitlon new r81ldentW cammunlty, all• 8:00 PM coli .24~18"1 Coli 8t ~ ~ • Acreage 44 Fwnllhed tfflden 01 . •1&0. UtH· ttl• ,_ld. 7 NBU, OllllpoHI. C.M In E.. lkl. 2 BR . Adult1 onlv. No pel:l. t2ZI • mo. Dep, requ~ld. 1:Z.IIO, 2 BR . mobllo homo. Oood oond. Ftwnilhed. AC. 1 l~r~d. StoNge bldg. • o•-v• Loc.led on L..nbert: Own your epp•tl or ihotltora. ot.oo. frDm: J.... sport..,....., L•dl••· Men"•· chlldre"· m-*trnlty, ••• 1II:N, p«lle. lllnCIM'...· III'ObiC. brlidlf. lng•le or •ca-•ort. More. Add color •ll¥•ie. Brend n.-n•: Liz Clolborno. Hooltht•. Chouo. 1ft. !It Mlohll• Panna. 811111• Boy, !AwL Camp Bworty Hllo, Qrg~nlc.lv Orown, Luala. ovw 2000 allw't. or U3.H one PI'IOO doolgn•. muMitla' prlalng ~c. & Wrig h t '80 Chwrot• C· 10 4-whetil drhle. 30-4-895-3630. Surplu1 army nrnoufta~ ge, de- dhtnttte leb, • 1 98. 18. 3 t.droom home with lull b•..,..,. bceted New HIIVen. 304-112-3394. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 1980 P.. rlot 14JC50, Wllh• & dry•. R , fro"' porch wtfh awning. Tlke over pl'fmarta; 304-773-5475. Lots Homes for Rent 30.,175-23&9. For ule1170Ch~mD4onmobHe (rofundablol 1-Stii-459-SI97 £xtL 18221 . pr• 41 hou•• 36 KIT N' CARLYLE® by Larry bo•. t::=:==:::=::==T;;:::;:::;::~:::::-j4ch•t. •choot. 1!ii141. drow• t54.H. pc. 5wooden home. 12xl0 •3.10(), wry good cond. 304-878-117S. phon• ordlra. People cell you. Nationwh» t41. lt.. up. Cell Retlil need travel, pa_rties, COnCert.s ' Clothes • H·e needs to get a J'ob." trill•. nM root, lldling. 2 belt'oom. plrtllfl¥ 'lnnillhed. • 2. 700. 304-411-1 &31. 1 NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUSLISHINO CO. NDOmmlndl thlt you do bulin- wtth PIOPII you know, In d NOT to ... d man.,. tlrough the mil untl you h.,e ~rw.-lglled the off•lng. UOO. 1 d.,. I At homel "We h ave d'f'l' 1 .~eren t nee ds. I · · For Sale: 88-VIntoge t2xS~ 8t4-742-2381. Wetttld: Ute In oo~lontodo light houaoMooplng. Condlllo,. -labia upon lnlorvlow. Aok lor AUOIY. 304-175-74tl. 12 John• on 114-448-3172 •10, 000.00. 304-882-2844al· teri:OO. A.,ocllflniJ Nu'-llon: roolnv; Avecldo 13 Q.l , ft. Fru.tfr• Gl ..on Refriger..or. E •· Con d. . 90 BviPPok'ltment onlv. 2'h 2 bedroom t:Z.IIO. 11900. 304-87r.2722. 1988 Brlteny 14x70 , Wit do bebrolttlngln-Oirvllo RESIDENT MANAGER COU· PLE. Pwt-dm•PGift._,n.,allble far 1md M1rl... 1Pa1mlnt comm.~nlty. ldell •ltuatlon for w.- --~ Jim Mink Clloo•.Oldolno. B-ory School Call 114- • BR ., full Hlemlnt • , ....... · fully CM'petltd (IOI'nlt nM) ~ ~ P~ood to ••- Col et4-44a-. • 0278 aft• e PM, "'!~~<.,.., ' ·~tma ' roaldont of _ , Vlralnlo. port time, 20 hrl t131 hour, muot..,.D8P.,_,ollabor ln..,mo guldo lin-. 304-1782770. ool•. ICI' . .. 814-448-4189. Oldlr workerl-ae Sllnd over, .. .,....,., '-"' liquidation :104-773-1781. ml• ltoon HarrloonYIIt- lt4198-8341. Aw .. Oolllpolo, Ohio 48831. 211110. Rick Penon Auction•. a. c.n~.t Ohio lftd W... VIrginia. Wll do bqolttlng In "" hou,. llttll whit• houM nM' Aio hou•• ..Lic:.n•• loeiiiV.rklrln MW long t•m • • f80ftlly, EJCPeo ritno.pr.twr ... ComrntniUI'MI ooiory ond bonollto. £ .0 .! . M• rMUme lo Admlnlltnlt• C1r1 Haven of Polnl ,.. ..,t Rt. 1 lox 328, Point Ple•ll11. W. V1. HARTFORD COMMUNITY BLDG. RICHARD RENOLDS OWNER & AUCTIONEER 11 304-878-t429. Sunday, Nov. 13-1 P.M. 19e3 ~hula t4.<70. Front porch, deck. a • • t )l _ ..... Col. l14-441-2t83 1ft• 6 PM. I AVON .. , • - I I Shlrlav Spe•~o CHRISTMAS AUcnON 3tet. Wll wllc:h chRII' .. In mv home· wiHk-tt.y .,.,fng~, Wlilk·•dl •' AN'S 8 LPN"& -PH. full time ilo p .. ~.... oppllllllllo ..... bolng - - for Pl-ont Vollor Hoopltol Nuotlng Cora Cont•. Contect Pllt'aonn• 30+8714340. AAEOE. 614-757-2445 Toys, computer games, Action Max train · sets, musical plush animals, candy, Christmas wrap, tools, wrench & socket sets, Bibles, lots of Christmas items not listed. Come early - look around. Terms cash, check with proper 1.0. SI;IVII.~:i WANTED: l'llrt·dmo pooMio,. ...... eble IO two lm•m. . .e Good_..., doo Wll do babrolttlng In "" home- c..t.n.,- •r•· CIH 1,4-44&- type wlnct>w1. ••h C•p•. m-: lntuiMion, •xc condtion. br.,d new 11,000.00 btu Whlrpool olr CXInd. aloo Momgomay W•d drvtr Indueled. 112.1500:00ftrm. Phone 30.,.815-3841. 2 dogo to glvo ,.,.,. t omol. t mod. loth good wAh chldrll\ Coll8t4-318-8t32. . aid fomolo: 304-1178-2748'. • C••• dor«. Re•oNible m • . EJll*ltnc. opentar. Crtm81111 LAYI'IE"S FURNIT URE fr.na tso. Good •-'ec:tlon of bectoom tuft•. mltll c.binet~o hiNidbo•dl•30 •d up to •n. t888 Fl. . wood. t2xll4. bonia a• hell lnd hot wat•. t3000. Col 814-1143-5310 ar 81484S.I408 _,time. Alk for Donny. Hweroom k\ PrW1te CereHome • for elderty m M or lady· · Honcli:op. Coll14-211-81108. . I ~~MmM ~~ "'" Chihuahua. Coli 114-2511184. -go a for fuM • • ,..,. 304-882-3104. a t970 8huhz. 2 eA .. tip-out 18000 Con aft• 4 PM, 8t4441-7882. Con1tructlon.) 1on 1owortcwlttDI'I tupWVilion lor T•u 01 Co. In Oalllpollo ar ... W.trHt. WrlleT.J.Dick ... 1on, Pr• .. SWEPCO , Bolt F~-oOd to glvo - BR ., 1Yt b.tt.. Oood concl U .OOO. Cal 8t4-44JI. eea8. Backhoe Wortf.IIK) 54 Misc. Merchandise ch*' ~ t980Sh-oodl'l<kt4.<10.al ol. .rlc whh lroploce, lolond r~n.., 2 bect'GOmL 1 bath. - Motllum oilod blodl mole dog. 21'1 yro. ald. aoodw~h chldr... Coli 81.4-742·2t03. $14 PEl TON FORD 992-2196 Middleport, I"•• dolh•loo. E-lar Bolt Worb. Inc. Pom.-ov, Ohio. e wk. a 51 Household Goods Sentinel- Page 9 Dail.v •so 114-4441-1340. 1.. 70. The So t• end chain Pf ieed •om t200. 01doloctrlct-. 1100. 8 t 398 to 1995 . T•bl• and ,gld quilts. 2 r•ilroed lant~m~ . B Up to 1125. HlcWa-btldl 1390 1chool mll'm btllt. Old 1tone to 1596. R•dlrlen 1228 t o j.._ A,ntMiue ~. . .. 814-949· •375. Lamp• 128 t o 1125. 280t . Dtnett" 1108 end up to •Qs. Wood table w-e 1211 to Protty C.bboge Potch Doll. *35. Nice •7915. Oak 1100 up to I 375. c Mh. In hw own Hutdl• •400 ~nd up. Bunk Chriltnu gift. Pf'tone814-912· bedl oompllt4 w-mllt1r•- 2328. •29e Mdupto .0: 3915. a.tJy bedl 8•30 ft. llumWtum .wnln g. •1 10. Mettr-- orbo•IP"Ingl 1200. Coli lt4-992- 3158. fuH or twfn 118, firm •71. 1nd •aa. Queen •• •2so • up, King t310. 4 dr.wer chllt • •· Pool table. 4 ft.JC 8 ft. Solid •I•• Oun c•blnltl I . 8 • 10 gun. tap, ooln oplrated. Good cond6B•by INttrNaa I 31J • I 415. tlon. 11100. llrm. Coll114-992Bod ,.... • 20, t 30 • King 230S. 1914 24atiZ 1ectlonll. 31At., 2 ldl Nl hi. or• room. Ea. cond. Fr1nch Ctty Broklge. Do 18 Wanted to DOl• < w.nt to buy Jtll1 ding tlmblr, s.rv-. ... kttt~.. School• Instruction •inyl oldlng: pointing: al-lcol. ate Cal 1,4-248-- ill a w vouc:fl... W• c~n glwe y·ou 4 16 ~r• C.ll 114-44.. 4717 or affw 1:30PM 8t4-218-8313. ,_.1 ao.! for ...,• ...,.0/ HEAP. Molgo Coupty Doo>t. of H...., 'and MEAl' We wJI LAFF·A·DAY t2xl5, 4xltlp-ouL f3000. Cal 814-387-7ttt aft• 8 PM. 248-9821 [ III!IIIYIIII:Ill Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 1171 Elmno. 21A ., MNwlrlno. W.,ted. 8.0Wnie.,djunlor01~ Scout unlform1. Elpeol1lty omoll• olooo. l14-992-2t85 dovo. 814-849-2093. ev0nlngo, An lor Non~. 814-379-2718. Announcements u~e. LARGEST END We can repair and re<ore radiators and heGter cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. on Monell¥. end dtmy lmbL You cut up. Middleport, Ohio 992·66 SER~ICE Trapping euDDII•. I wing g6nltnl- Oeoroi Budd., 1114-M447ft . Houn 2;00- 8:00. Cr..ed Staff Knowo Where You REPAIR Authoritod Soroict & Porls Brigga & Stranon Tecumseh Wood Eater Homeli1e any locol a bttt1r deal, you EVERY SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. RACINE GUN CLUB 2418. NIIIN Flr"** Union TobKco competitor oHers We Service All Mak. . U•ecl t..rnllurt' by tt. piece or entire hou.,hold. 814· 742· A1111 II U111:1~ 1111~ nl s 3 Junk Cars wtth or wtthoUt motoro. Call Lorry Uvoly-114- AE-TRAIN NOWI SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 121 Jocbon Plko. Coll4-48-4387. Reg. No. 88-11- ' tosaa . • ··---- --- t988- Moon 12.110. 2 BA . 12300. Call St4-441-0310. Conot. C.W lt4-218-t7t8. w• ._,._ 985-3561 & SUPPLY FILL DIRT •HOME •TILl WORK •PORCHI& KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE PH. 949·2B01 or Res. 949-2860 Free Estimate• 614-985-4180 8 .C:EIUNO FANI tNITALUD •REMODELING •IIAtNTING 4WIIIING •ROOFINO At The BEST PRICES. VALLEY LUMBER Mastic & Certaintead · FREE ESTIMATES 10-7-lfn Specialilln&ID Chala Uak 1111d Wood Foacbt1 DEAD OR AUVE •Waaher8 •Dryers •Ranges •F reezars •Rafrigaratora "Must Ia Rtpt~irtlltlo" .. Free Estimates'' J&L INSULATION . INiERIOR • EXTERIOR Factory Cholet 12 Gouge Shotguns Only Strictly Enfor<ed New •-•Bult DIFFERENT WOOD Weet, Brunco, Aehley WE TRADE GENER~L~8' REPAIR~ HIIYI room for 2 . . . •d•ln our hom~. Loul.t In Mldct.. port. Colll14-192·27110. • -- --~· 32 Mobile .H omas for Sale Camt>l•• houooholclo of ..... ........ lq_ .\leo ... • cool-- s-·o F..n.ure a Ao•llon. T!.lrd a Oil••· 114-4441-3118. Went to buy: UtMt t.~rnlturetnd .,.~quw. Will 11uy entire hold turnlohlna. Merlin mov•. 114-2411-1112. or 38. Call 8t4-448-1S58 oft• I PM. 698-6121 11-J-'88-1 mo. Basham Building 6:30P.M. BISSEU SIDING CO. NO LINDA'S PAINTING RACINE •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BlOWN IN INSULATION Years Experience LYNCH'S ·~h W1111 to Buy-John DMJe Mow· Ina Mlchln• Modll &. or 8 or 9 CARPENTER, OHIO (Off St. lt. 1431 ll141 1-28·'18-tfn JUST OPENED WOOD STOVES Feolurlng t Conoolidated, Dutch , LOWEST PRICES n~• ~ - November 11. 1988 Fridity, end c...E•••n 8uhlk-Poml.c. 1911 FumMure ond oppllon- by tho piece or • t... houHhold. F1lr "''- bolngpold. C.ll814-4483118. FURNACES or 3rd 614-662-3121 ~lso IUSIIDS PHONE lnto!Na PHONE ~~ BISSELL BUILDERS LOADING OAK. LOCUST. We·4:orry Flotlinlt S•opplli~ Pay Your Phone and Cable Bills Hera Situation• Wanted TOP CASH pold"" '83 modol 31 8- 1301 STOVES, INSERTS AND Wt Honor ..,,.".. IILLSIDE MUIZLE 'FIREWOOD for Service on 949-2168 Welcome,, 10-31-88-1 mo. ·~Walk-Ins $3 s Writesal IOOFING Mary, MIDDLPEPORT, L Howard 12 Wanted To Buy -- ---- November 11, 1988 ' :;;z.Oolllpolo. C.Nil4-"-"- 11 -7 1 mo. The St'aff Is Back!!! -"7,--' WM• dtiN.-y. 1000 gallon& Re•oneble prlc.. lmmMI•• dolloory. Call lt4-992- 5271. Watterton't W1tar Heullng. r. . oneble rlt.., voklme dt· OOUnll, 2,000 to • •000 CIPIOIty, ciltarw, poota, well1. etc. 304-678-2918. Cornluatlnllre ltove fOt' tile. .....,_ .... pl..... C. II • , 4379-2488. Toppon Gao R.,go, 1110. Pl-o coil 114-317-72SS. "It's hunting seuon . Know where I can lind a red clown nose and some sleigh bells?" l, 11711 Ford FIIIU. good cond.. 73 Vans 01 • 4 W .O . e&ll. t977 CJ-1 15110. Call 114-245-11017. 1------ - - - - - - - 1178 Ford V~r~. New tlrettl84 ChillY• Covell•. 4 ·cyL, clwonw~· t.nerv· o. . .ne ...... AC, PI, PI, AM-FM . tit, t>lov•- Looloo a runo reo1 good. 1'01., .Wol t lr• CoW 114-"-"- Mult ... to lppr.at•e. t1100. Z211l Coll114-241-8821. 87 Upholstery Mow rey's Up holltlring MNing tr l oounty~ru2 3 yeart. The belt In lJrnlture ufhDIIt~ng. C.l 30•- 875 · 4 14 tor fr ... HI Imila �---- ------·- ---~- Peue-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Radio airing education program WMPO Radio will be ·'Airing Educat ion!' - sixth In a series beginning Tuesday, November 15 from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. over the AM and FM stations . The live caiJ:-in program is being hosted by Governor Richard Celeste. Next week' s topic will be "Evaluating Teacher Performance." The call In number is 1·800·686-7323. Taking calls wilt be Dal Lawrence, president of Toledo Federation of Teachers and the pres ident of the State Board of Education. Squads make three runs Three emergency runs were made by local units Thursday the Meigs Co.unty Emergency Medical Service reported. At 2:26 a.m . Rutland was called to Beech Grove Road for Lloyd Harman who was treated not transported; at 9:41a.m. Middleport to Beech Street for Amber Ward, taken to Holzer Clinic; at 8:51p.m . Racine to Elm Street for David Deem. taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. _ that every member of the mil· ltary receives a letter from someone on Veterans Day. In New Jersey, Maj. Gen. Francis Gerard. state adjutant general and commissioner of Military and Veterans Affairs, will present military decorations to 28 residents of the New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home In Edison. "Veterans Day at our Veterans Memorial homes Is particularly meaningful," said Gerard, a World War II fighter pilot. "The presentation of these awards on that day makes It even more so. Many of .these men and their famllles didn't know that they qualified for any type of special recognition for their honorable service. 1 ''They were just proud to have served their country," he said. "Now we are proud to finally honor them." In Los Angeles, veterans planned an evening salute at the Navy-Marine Corps Reserve Center for comedian Bob Hope, who entertained troops overseas along with USO performers. Also In the City of Angels, rock 'n' roll radio station KLOS-FM will begin a 55-hour radlothonat 9 a.m. today to raise money for the .Veteran's Food Bank. Last year, the radlothon raised more than · $160,000 to operate the food bank. At Chiriaco Summit in Califor· I Leland Hindel Leland Hinde!, 53, . Nashport, died Wednesday at Grant Medl· cal Center in Columbus following a brief hospitalization as a result of an Industrial accident. Mr. Hlndel was married to Hemlock Grove native, Doris McNemar Hinde!. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are a son and daughter-In· law, Roger and Cathy Hinde!, Frazeysburg; two daughtets and sons-In-law. Diana and Mark Randles and Janet and Marvin ,- Hittle, Frazeysburg; another son, Joey Hlndel, at home; eight grandchildren; and a sister and brother-In-law, Irene and Homer Baxter, Pomeroy. Services will be Sunday, 2 p.m., at the Vensll and Orr Funeral Home, Frazeysburg, with Rev. Bob Knox officiating. Burial will be in Frazeysburg Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to9 p.m. - --- . -- NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 7 AM EST 11·12-88 -- ..,._...,.,..,_. nta's Riverside County, former · President Gerald Ford was schedu led to dedicate the new Ge11; era! George Patton Memorial Museum at 11 a.m . In Colorado, Veterans Day will signal the start of a campaign to urge Coloradans to make a check·off donation on their 1988 tax returns for the Colorado Veterans Memorial Monument, to be located on the grounds of the state Capitol in Denver. Boy Scout Troop 105 in Hartford, Conn., planned to present a 40-foot tall flagpole to the city that has been erected on the South Green. The flag that will be raised was used at the burial of Army Lt. Terrence M. MeDer· mott, a Green Beret killed In Vietnam In 1969. McDermott's parents presenied the flag to the troop. · The Scouts have raised $7,000 toward a ;;35,000 goal to complete the memorial with a carved black granite monument by next Memorial Day . Centralfonnecticut State University planned its first-time Veterans ·Day observance by honoring Army Cpl. Julius D. Morris, who was blinded when a German shell hit the tank he was commanding In World War II. Morris In 1962 became the first blind person elected to the Connecticut Legislature where he served 16 years. office Is Involved In any caucus maneuvering. Meshel said he Is prepared to defend his leadership position and will summon the 14-member caucus to a meeting next week to re-elect him . "I've already counted to the number (of votes) I need," he said, meaning he believes he has commitments from eight Democratic senators. Meshel knows the details of. how a leadership coup works; he pulled the last one, In 1980, deposing Sen. Oliver Ocasek of Northfield. hood revitalization, the munici- housing. The projects were compal swimming pool and Clltfslde pleted with combinations of • Golf Course, parktront marina grants and private funds . 30 project, the streetscape program " We're Improving the quality and the proposed conversion of of life In Gallia County," !man old HolZer Hospital to elderly said. He also noted that when com pan les look for areas to locate, they evaluate the quality Soulh Central Ohio of life available, In addition to Tonight: Mostly clear, with a transportation. low near 30. Light and variable By having projects like houswinds. Ing revitalization, a marina, Saturday : Partly · cloudy and pools, go I! courses and parks, the breezy, with a chance of showers. area Is more attractive to busiHighs will be near 55. Chance of nesses, and that's the end goalrain 50 percent bringing Industry into Gallia Extended Forecast County. Sunday through Tuesday A chance· of rain Sunday and Tuesday. Fair Monday. Highs . wUI be mostly In the 50s, with ~SNOW -RAIN ~SHOWERS overnlghtlowsbetween35and45. Dally stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) FRONTS: " Warm "Cold . . Static , . Occluded Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis &: Loewi WEATHER MAP - During early Saturday morning, rain Is Veterans Memorial forecast for parts of the Pacific Northwest, with rain and showers Admtssions - Debbie Fisher, forecastfor parts oflhe mld·Misllsslppl Valley. Rain Ill J1088lble In Middleport; Todd Lisle, Syra- Am Electric Power .. .. .. ~ ...... . 27 the northern in't ermounlaln region, with showers In lhe central cu!!e; Dora Hysell, LongBottom; AT&T .. .... ... ..... .. ... ... ........ ... 28 ~ Ashland on ......................... 33 portions. Rain Ill also possible In lhe upper Mlsslllslppl Valley, with William Brlckles, Middleport. Bob Evans ..................... .. ... 16¥, Discharges - Wilda Brinker, showers and thunderstorms J1088ible In the lower Mississippi Charming Shoppes ............... 14 Vlllley, the GuU Coast and parts of the Ohio Valley. (UPI) Kathy Rhodes , Larry Holsinger, City Holding Co ........ ... ....... : 32 Doris Haynes, George Balck and Federal Mogul ..................... 50 Ola Smith. Goodyear T&R ......... .... ..... .48% Heck's ............ ............... .. .. .. % _Literary club to meet Key Centurion ....... ....... .. ....16% Fifteen defendants were fined $10 and costs, improper passing. Lands' End ... ... .. ...... ....... .. .. 24 ~ The Middleport Literary Club Limited Inc .. .. ........ ............ 26% and four others forfeited bonds In Ernest Cross, Langsville, costs wU(meet Wednesday, November Multimedia Inc ............ ........ 70 Meigs County Court Wednesday. only, left of ·center; Jospeh 16, at the home of Mrs. Ronald Rax Restaurants ...... :.. .. ....... 3% Fined by Judge Patrick Conley, Portland, $250 and costs, Reynolds, Minersville · O'Brien were . Stephen Tracy, Robbins & Myers ................ 12¥, Mrs. Bernard Fultz will review Shoney's Inc .. .... .. .. .... ... ...... : 7~ Pomeroy, $10 and costs, assured three days conflnment, license suspended 60 days, DWJ, costs Mary Todd Lincoln by • Jean Wendy's Inti ..... ... ... .......... .. . 6'h clear distance; Frank I. Groff, only, left of center; Melanie Baker. Ill, Charleston, $26 and costs, Mankin, Pomeroy, $10andcosls, Worthington Jnd .. .... .... _....... 21 li! speed; Eddie Patrick, Middle- failure to yield; Robert Arnott, port, costs, six months probation, Racine, three days confinement, restraining order Issued, domes six months probation, $75 and· tic violence; Robert Wells, Mit- costs, no operators license. chell, Ind., $25 and costs, failed to Bernard Bay, Reedsville, $250 display HUT sticker; James F. and costs, three days confineCrause, Gallipolis, $10 and costs, ment, license suspended 60days, assured clear distance ahead; DWJ, costs only, lett of center; • Charles W. Thomas, Gallipolis, William Lawson, Racine, $150 and costs, six months probation, aid and assist In the taking of Lottery numbers deer out of season; Joseph Tucker, Racine, $100 and costs, HA~LEY, CLEVELAND (UPI) - Thurs- fine suspended on condition valid day's winning Ohio Lottery Ohio license obtained within 30 numbers: days, $50 and costs, j)ossesslon of . Dally Number marijuana; Janet Tipton, Galli· 253. polls, $20 and costs, speed; Ticket sales totaled $1,286,962, Debbie D. Fields, Pomeroy, $21 with a' payoff due of $495,239.50. and costs, speed. • PICK-4 Forfeiting bonds were Jerry 6515. Holley, Jr., Whitehall, $50, folPICK·4 ticket sales totaled lowing too close; Jeffrey Tilford, $219,504.50, with a payoff due of Cincinnati, $55 speed; Ruby $98,883. Tolliver, Dlketon. $75, speed; PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays William Harmon, Portland, $75 $5,~32. PJCK-4 $1 box bet pays disorderly condurt. · $436. Weather I Friday and from .2 to 4 and 7 to 9 .p.m. on Saturday. Fifteen fined 0, Meigs Court POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . PRAISE THE LQRD! THIS COMING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, RICHARD SON OF REV. & MRS. HALLEY, WILL BE RETURNING TO POMEROY FIRST BAPnST CHURCH FOR ANOTHER CONCERT, WHICH WILL TAKE THE WORSHIP HOUR TIME. TilE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO AnEND. THE nME OF OUR WORSHIP IS 10:30-11:45. TO OOD BE THE OLORY. POMEIOY, OHIO NOW DOMINO~S PIZZA DRIVERS r-roy, OH. Wosl Main St. 992-2124 flEE. limited Dttl..ry Ana DINNER FOR FOUR LARGE 18" I·ITIM PIZZA •· With PIPPit'Oni, ....... Mu1tlroom1,. OnloM Md ~ ..._,,..., PLUS 4 · 16 Ol. Sofldrinks POIEJ;Of DINNER FOR TWO ANY t2 • 2 ITEM I'IZZA PLUS 2 · 16 02. Sofldrinks $6.17 POIERO'I' STOIEOIILW """" II Ml·l • S..11.-ll•rL 11 -~ ,_ Frl ·kot. - $9.99 STORE OJIIlf 50 cents Area veterans honored Marshall claims SC grid title B 6-7 In Our Town: Veteflll18 honor Ben Katie's Komer: Read those labels... ! Page4 11 •·1 .. s,., ....... 1 . ~-2 1111 Eachus Page 88 ·- Cl . ln~idt· Along lhe River . ........ Bl-8 Buslness ..... .. .. .............. D1 Comics· .... .... .. ......... Insert . ClassUleds ................. D~ 7 Editorial .. .. .... ... ........... A2 Deaths ....... .. ...... .......... l\3 Sperla ....................... Cl-8 Cloudy. IDgh In mid 50s. Chance of rain Is 50 percent. ,. • tmts Vol. 23 40 1988 • ." 9 Sectiona. 58 Pogeo Multimodlolnc. Nowopoper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, November 13, 1988 a A veteran's qualities: "duty, honor, country' GALUPOLIS - Vet!!'ans Day l9ils featured theftrst Veterans Day Parade In Gallipolis bt more than~ years, and a veteranoftheVletnarn War reminding everyone that the freedOm and democracy they enjoy today was paid for by "blood. sweat and tears, and evm the llve5 of America's brave fighting men and 'WCITJE!1.'' Introduced by MastE!' d. Cererronles Thomas E. Hairston, a World War n Marine, the speaker was Richard C. Roderick, a Gallipolis attorney and lbrmer Galli a County Common Pleas Cwrt Judge. Rodfllick, a graduate of Gallla Academy High School and the University of Tennessee, where he also earned his Doctor of Jurisprudence Degree, served as .a First Ueutmant with the Special Force; In VIetnam where he earned the Purple Heart, and the Bronze Star tor Valor and I Oak Leaf Clusters. He also earned his Jump Wings and , Combat Infantryman's Badge. Roderldc said, "1he purpose of this holiday Is to honor and remember all American veterans. 1hl! holiday Is slgnltlcant tome, not just because i'm a veteran, but I feel it's slgnltlcanre In this day and time may never be great!!', and all of yw here have to be challenged to make each Veterans Day celebration a blgge- and better evmt. r am pleased to see that after an aoomce ct. more than ~ years, we finally have a Veterans Day Parade. I hope that next year, the parade Is better yet and we wm ·oontlnue to L&lnch Special buDd on that each year. "We are gathered together today to remember our fallm oomrades and all tmsebravemen andwcmen who sBVed In this country's anned lbrre;, "We can not lbr ooe minute let the ywng men and wanen of this gm!!'ation lbrget that the Ideals upon which this country was founded and the freedOm and democracy, that we as a nation enjoy today, was earned by the 'blood, sweat and tears and even the lives' of Am!!'lca's brave fighting men and women In wars bt lbrelgn lancE during this century. "There Is a crimmon thread that runs through all veterans. Three words describe and tell all there Is to know about a veteran - 'duty, honor and country.' Those simple three words say It all about the American vetE!'an. It Is altogetiB' fitting and just that we have this holiday In order to remember and pay triiJ.ite to veterans. , "It Is celebrations Uke this all across the coun!Iy that wDI help to ensure that a generation of young people will be made to know and realize that what we haveandwhat we are In this great coun!Iy, both today and In the future, are the result of the brave mm and wcmm whO served their coun!Iy and A!lly understand those three simple words, 'duty, honor and country.' ''Winston Churchlll once said, and It Is equally true today, that 'never In thefleldofb.lman conflict, was so much owed by so many to so few. "We must strive never to lbrget what It meanS to be a veteran and we must use our lndlvkllal and oollectlve voices to nmlnd this gen!!'atlon that they too must be willing to make the sacrlflre, I! called upon, I! our cou n!Iy Is going to continue to be the worlcfs greatest nation "9!, on this Veterans Day, I am sad and I am proud - sad tor my failED comrades and proud to have sBVed, and proud to · be an American." Roderick also gave a histmy of Veterans Day, first called AITni'!t· Ire Day. This day was set aside to commemorate the signing of the Armistice between the AUles and the Centrasl Powers, which otllclally ended World War I. 1he Armlstlce was signed Nov. 11, 1918 ai 5 a.m., with all hostllltles tocease that diiY at 11 a.m In 1954 President Dwight Dav\d Eisenhower changed the name of the hoHdl\Y from Armistice Day to Veteran's Day, always to be held on the 11th month, the 11th day and as close to the hour of 11 a.m. as possible. Several hundred prople viewed the parade trcm the 700 blodl of Seoond Avenue to the Owghboy Monument In the City Park wiB'e approximately 100 prople gatiB'ed lbr the Annual Veterans Day EXI!I'cises. Chaplain John E. ·Jack· soo gave the Invocation and Chaplain Eve'ett C. Del an~ gave the benediction. MONUMENT - The Doughboy Monument In the Gallipolis City Park was lhe site of Friday's veterans Day exercises In GaiUpollll. The monument was officially dedicated May 30, 1931 by the Ladles Auxiliary, Lafayette Post 27, American Legion, to lhe memory of lbe valiant sons of Gallla County who served In World War I 12" 1 ITIII PIZZA PlUS 2 - 16 02. So!tdrlnks $4.99 - 1917-1918. The monument was erected to the memory of Johnny Oliver, member of old Co. F, 7111 Ohio Volunteer Infantry, on the site of their encampment ln 1917. Oliver was kllled In the Meuse-Argonne Forest. (Times-Sentinel photo by Dick Thomas) _ Auditor says assessments illegal Lunch0nt,· 11 AM -1 PM • POMEIO'f STORE OJILW --~ Sun d a from page 1 Counc";l... - - - -Continued --=.....::'----- ~:.j Ml 11 · COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Ohio Auditor Thomas Ferguson . says state assessments on automobile and driving license sales to support a mall-ln renewal system are as Illegal as the poHtlcal kickbacks they were Intended to replace. Ferguson's legal staff believes Gov. Richard Celeste exceeded his authority In ordering various changes In how the state sells vehicle and driving licenses, Including an optional mail-In license renewal system, the auditor said . Ferguson said the governor was "attempting to legislate on what .past legislatures have created and what the currnet legislative session has so far declined to change." Celeste earlier this year Issued executlve orders calling for changes, starting In 1989, to end the political patronage system that has been part of Ohio license sales for d~ades. Part of the reform calls for . deputy registrars who operate license agencies around Ohio to return 10 cents of the $1.50 fee they charge on each sale to help pay the cost of the mali-In . renewal system. The governor ordered the changes after a reform proposal became bogged down ' In the Legislature. Items were representatives from Gallla, Meigs and Athena County Utter Con_trol PrOII'ams, MACE, 0.0. Mclntrye Park Dlslrlct, and Gallipolis Area Jaycess. Proceeds from the day wUI go to 0.0. Mclntrye Park Dl8trlct for playground equipment. Anolher recy.cllng coUectlon day will be set In three months. (Tribune photo) RECYCLING ,... More than 140 residents from GaiDa, Meigs and Mason counties brought 19,000 pounds of trash for recycling Saturday at the Silver Brkl&e Plaza parking lot. As an alternative to landfill disposal, newspapers, cardboard, glass, and aluminum and tin cans were coUected. Ass lilting residents In dropping off the recyclable Seventh graders at Eastern Junior High, Amber Well and Stephanie Myers, were recognized at the recent Eastern Sports Banquet for their partie!· patlon on the junior ptgh volleyball team. Their names were unttentlonally omitted from the Dally Sentinel report of the banquet. Recycled 'trash' benefits OOMP_D brought 7,000 pounds of card- Ohio Recycling Terminal 8 MARGARET CALDWELL Y Tlm..Sentlnel Staff . . board, 140 pounds of aluminum collected will GALLIPOLIS - Area rest- cans, 9.•000 pounds of newspap- be distributed to local organiza· dents have kept more than 9 tons ers, 3,000 pounds of glass, and 500 lions Galllpolls Pack-Rats will of trash from entering landfills pounds of tin cans. [ th glass· GalllpoHs with more than 19,000 pounds of "It Is a fantastic beginning," ~ce v~ e s will• receive tbe recyclable Items collected Satur· McEwen said. "It offers an ea aycee . re1 day at the Recycling Collection alternative to trash disposal (In al~ml~~m tfan;~n~ 0 !~~~pers Day Saturday. · landfills). We had a lot of ce ve e n • More than· 140 area residents cooperation from area litter · ~ntn~':::~~ard.cllng day will be brought cardboard, aluminum control pr.~gram, and the scheduil!d ~ another three and tin cans newspapers, and community. Re kl h uld glass to tbe Silver Bridge Plaza Assisting residents bringing In ~n~s~t ~~tsth; gro:am rklng lot for recycling. Spon- recyclable Items were 21 volun· e o ass tin :red by the Gallla County Litter teers and representatives from should begin savlne and sor g , Control, the collection day was the Gallla County Litter Control reg~~:,ea~~:a~o~~nge from the first of more to come, Program, MACE, 0.0. Mclntrye according to Fran McEwen of Park District, and Galllpolls t~~~e:Oa":~·re:~:e::: Mason Association for a Clean Area Jaycees. boxes' Glass should be d -· color· green clear Environment. Proceeds from the Also on hand were Kenny ng coUectlons will go to 0.0 . Mcln· Wiggins of the Mel~ County se~~a1e \ o a~d bottcim lid~ tyre Par~ District for play- Litter Control, Tom 0 Grady of a: J~~mo~d· from tin cans. ound equipment. theAthensCountyLitterControl, s ou hed grMcEwen said residents andEdNewmano!Southeastern Alumlnumcansmaybecrus . (S~:eT~~clables Jury trial canceled The Meigs County Common Pleas Court jury trial scheduled for Monday has been canceled. However, summoned jurors are .to appear on Tuesday for another trial. Meigs County Commissioners Richard Jones and David Ko, blentz received 5,441 and 5,334 volel respectively, In Tuesday's election. Both commissioners ran unopposed for the offices. ,.... Friday, November 11 . 1988 Names omitted Vole count listed for oommiMioners - Hospital news . Continued from pa.e:e 1_ _ __;;=,.:.;=.c.:;.:;;.;.;..::.=.:..:. Area deaths ---- Stocks Ohio,., ____.......:C::::o:!!n~ti!!:nu~e~d~f:!.rom=..tP:::ag!!:e:..1:;__ _ _ __ Democratic caucus, " said Boggs, who would neither admit to nor deny being the alternative candidate. "We have looked at a · whole range of personalities that . might help us be more effective," he said. "We've come out of three elections In the minority," said Boggs. "IJ'hey (RepubliCans ) bad 12 seats up, yet we lost ground." Boggs has long been an ally and defender of Celeste, particuJarly In the area of funding education. He flatly and emphatically denied that the governor's -~- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio --Local news briefs ---. ;~>nnS • • • AmerHA.& -- Ask aboul Sears credit plans Each ot these advertised Items Is 111adlly available lor sale as advertised. AUTHOIIZED SEAlS MIICHANI ••u•on 111 1. 211 OWNED AND OPDATED 1Y •11 HA"ONST All 992·2171 AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED - Scott Lu· cu, rl(bl, atlmlnlltra&or of Vetel'&lll Memorial Boap!W ud Mark Mnrplley, left, admlnl81n&or of the new 1110 bed Overbrook Center Nunlng Rome Middleport, ..tablllbed aerviC!l prov1der ar;ree:nenu Frlday uder wblch lbe fatue patleatll of the Overbrook center llball receive Pbarm&CY servtc... phyl!lcal therapy, labor&· r 1 .------- t ,, I , ~ tory, X-Ray, co•ultant social aerv1oee and coJIBultaat dll!dclu Hmces by tile 1t11ff at Veterua Memorial BoaptW. "The Overbrook Center IIi oommltled to providlq lt1 pailelllll wtlh the m•t proleulollal .mces In M~p C.uaty and relatloublp wUh Veter&M IIMHrla1 BoapUal rep,_la ma,lor pro(IHU towardl CMlr pal'' Murphey aald. ( 1.1mi!8-Sentlnel phote) t_. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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