https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8cc3a29856cade1777b34a96576abdde.pdf a6968bb2b686942fce6ea49ba45f26e4 PDF Text Text Page-16-The Sentinel Meigs County happenings Court actions filed Contioae. Four emergency runs Eugene G . Watkins, 68, Guysville, Two actions for divorce, one to Four calls were answered by local at his residence Wednesday died recovery money and a petition for units Wednesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services after an extended Ulness. . the dissolution of a m arriage have A World War II veteran, he was been filed in the Me igs County repor'ts. born in Wallace, W.Va. a son of the Common Pleas Court. At 11:03 a.m., Middleport took late Ellis and Grace Barker Filing for divorces were Paul W. Everett Caldwell from Zuspan Watkins. Hollow to Holzer Medical Center; Bailey, Middleport from Ruth Ann Mr. Watklns was a retired welder Bailey, Columbus; and Melissa G. Rutland at 7:01. p.m. went to the . froin Abex Corp~ in Athens. · Bailey, Davisville, W. Va. from . scene of an auto accident on New Surviving are one son, Bob Clinton J . BaUey, Long Bottom. both Lima Road, but did no transporting; Watkins, Johnstown, Ohio; twosons charging gross neglect of duty and Racine at 8:35p.m. went to Dorcas and daughter-In-laws, BlU and Nona extreme cruelty. for Steven Kelly, Jr., Injured In an Watkins, Guysville; David and The Lightening Rod Mutual Co. of auto accident, and transported to Wooster has filed a suit against Veterans Memorial Hospital; Ru· Catherine Watkins, Athens; 2 Thomas E . Smith, ReedsvUie, !land a ?9:51 p.m ., took Walter King daughters, Mrs. Diana Willie, asking for a judgment in the amount · from Route 684 to Veterans Utica; .Mrs. Homer (Shirley) Jeffers. Coolville; a brother, Harry of $1,'l!KJ paid out on an insurance Memorial. Watkins, Wallace, W.Va.; lOgrand· claim. The insurance compa ny children; several nieces and necharges that Sm ith created a phews and a special friend, Iva hazardou s situation on a public road Lucas, Guysville. Partly cloudy today with a high causing damage to a vehicle driven Beskles his parents he was between ffiandB5. Oear tonight with by one of their insuree, Michael L. precedled In death by two sisters, a low in tbe mid 60s. Jones. Helen Watkins and Lillian Sunny Friday with a high in the Harold J . Will and Pa tricia K. Merrlield. Will, both of Pomeroy h~ve filed for mid 8();. ServiceS wUi be 1p.m .Saturday at The probability of precipitation is dissolution of their mar riage. the White Funeral Home in Cool· 'w percent today ll!ld near zero Shirley Jones of Tuppers Plains ville, with the Rev. Roy Deeter Friday. tonight and has filed for a divorce from Willie officiating. Burial will be Stewart Extended Forecast Jones. not Willis J ones, as was Cemetery, Stewart. Friends may Satunlay through Mllllday earlier reported. Jerry L. Jacks was caU at the funeral home from 2 to 4 Fair Saturday and SwJday and a the only defendant in the judg ment and from 7 to 9 Friday and until the award made to Patricia Imboden in chance of showers and lhundertime of service on Saturday. siOJms Monday. Jngbs wiD be In the the court. 8& and lows In the 60s to low 70s. • IEAUTIFIA PIERCED EARRINGS 7 DIAMOND CLUSTER NOW Wa• S999S $6995 NOW ::~~ lOO's To Choose From Marriage licenses A marriage license has been issued by the Meigs County Probate Court to Ronald Ellsworth Lauder· milt, 40, Northup, and Cynthia Ann Darst, 30, Pomeroy. •BULOVA •SEIKO •PULSAR NOW $269 95 Was i37ooo SAVE BIRTHSTONE Now$12995 Were SJ69.9S-SAVE S40 FREE ADD-A-BEADS NOW 2 S0/o Off GROUP OF WOOD NOW s0°/o NOW e .... 20% ... 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Fire «tepac1Jatent heJp • Vol.36, No.82 Copyrighted 1986 • • • at enttne 2 Sections. 12 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, August 9, 1986 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Southern board seeks·6.1-1 mill ~~~.~~~·i~_!lj~~ Southern Local School Distrtct Board of Education voted to place a 6.11 mill tax levy for a construction program on the November ballot. The levy would be for a 20year duration anil would pi'Qvide for the construction of one building which would house grades kbidergarten throughelghtlorthe entire distriCt in Racine In addillon to prov !ding funds for a iius garage and additional rooms to the high school. The levy would bring in $3,598,1lli which would be combined with $1,209,589 in state funds to provide adequate money for the extensive construction program. TheboardhiredfourteacherswhoareKathrynHiU, special education; Brenda McGuire, special educa· tlon; June Buchanan, music teacher In the elementary schools, and Roberta Maidens, junior high and senior high school vocal music teacher. The board also employed June Buchanan to assist with the marching ban!). Lunchroom prices for the next school year were approved and wlll be students, $1; adults, $1.50 with mill< or $1.25 without. Breakfast will be 50 cents. The reduced prices for some students wUI be 40 cents for lur>2h and :ll cents for breakfast. district and the Meigs Industries <1 Carleton School to provide limited mechanic seJVIces with the Southern Dlstrtct mechanics to take care of the Carleton !ruses on a limited basis. Jay Rees wasernployed as reserve basketball coach and Kimberly Phillips as junior high volleyball roach. EaBtem board session Meanwhile, several posiswerefUledThursdaynight when the Eastern Local School Distrtct Board of Education met in special session. KlmberlyConlcllwasnamedartteacherforthehlgh school; ValerleRamsbottomwas namedvocalmuslc teacher and flag and majorette corps advisor; Rebecca Edwards was hired as an elementary reading teacher, and Arch Rose was named transportation coordinator. The board approved suhstitute bus drivers, cooks, library aides, maintenance workers, mechanics, custodian, secretaries, and kindergarten aides for the upcon1.ingschoolyear. A new computerized telephone system was approved (or instaliaJtion at the high school and the board approved the extension of the Clirrent cOntract with the Eastern Local TeachersAssoclalionuntUOct. 31, this year. GETI'ING READY FOR FAIR - Virgil Brown lind WaJlace Bradford try out the new plank seating which has been builtin Ironto! the hill stage on the Rock Springs Fair-grounds in preparation lor the f985 lair. The seating can accommodate 200 people. At bottom left, Sue Hager, left, of the Racine area, WIIS one of Statewide elections ordered COLUMBUS (\JPI) - State State, County and Municipal Executive Director Russ Murray. employee unions are hailing the Employees-Ohio Civil Service Em· "Workers have ·waited over two action of the State Employment ployees Association, said the move years to get to the bargaining table RelatlQns Board, which Thursday "finally puts state employees on the so they can catch up on their pay ordered the first statewide union door step to collective bargaining." · r.ais€s, regain sick leave benefits, "State employees will now have Improve working conditions and representation elections. Ohio's largest public employee . th\' chance to make a real_change in establish career opportunities to get · union, the American Federation of their lives." said AFSCE.QCSEA out of dead-end jobs." many residents registering Cll·' tries lor the open compe.tltion of the Meigs County Fair at the fairgrounds Thursday after· noon. Deadline for the register· ""' ing of open class entries was 4 p.m. today (Friday). Giving Hager a hand with registering is Leota Smith, one of severn! office workers hired for the 1985 lair . ' •• . IBEW approves agreement CHILDREN~s DEPARTMENT SHORTS PAJAMAS DRESSES SLACKS SWIM WEAR KNIT TOPS PLAY OUTFITS BLOUSES SKIRTS SUN DRESSES ROBES GIRLS' SPORTSWEAR WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT CO-ORDINATE SPORTSWEAR SLEEPWEAR KNIT TOPS BLOUSES SHORTS DRESSES WRANGLER SPORTSWEAR SWIM WEAR MATERNITY JEWELRY HANDBAGS ALL SUMMER DEVON Hurry In for Best elections s FRIDAY 9:30 TO 8:00 SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5:00 - Sale COLUMBUS (U~!) - International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1466 Executive Board members Thursday approved the same contract proposa l their rank-and-file members twice before had rejecting, ending a violence-plagued strike against the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. that began July 15. c&SOE spokesman Marshall Julien said the contract offer includes pay raises of 4.3 percent this year and next for the 1,440 strikers and a wage reopener clause for 1987. The current salary range for employees is $7.62 to $14.39 per hour, said the company. The three-year agreeme nt is effective immediately, said utility spokesman Bob Jones, and em· MEN'S & BOYS' DEPARTMENT MEN'S SUMMER . HEADWWEAR MEN's & BOYS ACTION PANTS BOYS' SHORTS ployees were to rf'tum to work Thursday and F riday. '"We'll? glad to have our people back. We need them ." J ones sa id . '"We always have wanted to go back," said Local 1466 steward George Boyer. "We' re relieved that i1 'sover." The company had begun hiring permanent replacement worke rs and said Wednesday a commitme nt had been made to a number who were to start Friday and Monday . C&SOE Thursday sa id the status of the replacements had ' not been finalized . The union' s decision to accept the contract was due in part to the company's hiring of replacement workers, said Boyer . The utility said there will IX> no reprisals against retumingworke rs MEN'S & BOYS' •• SWIM TRUNKS MEN'S SHORTS Raids net additional mariJUana MEN'S were hil befall? agents got to Jackson County. Figures in Ohio a r e stU! bein g tallied , but Bob Tenenbaum, spokesman for the Ohio Attorney Genera l, c alled the raids " productive, but not unusua l. It's the same Since 1he project opened Monday, thing we do all summer." marijuana fields in Hocking, Meigs, Federal agent s worked in the Atbens. Vinton and Gallia counties · Jackson County field la te into the JACKSON, Ohio (UPI ) - J ackson County Sherlif s deputies got help from federal agents Thursday to finish the Ohio part of Operation Delta 9, a nationwide raid on marijuana fields. SPORT SHIRTS MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS VAN HEUSEN but that four employees fi red for " misconduct '" during the s trike wUI not be rehired. The walkout was marked by scattered incident s of violence and alleged sabotage, but there was lit lie in terruption of se rvice while nonstriking employees and supervisors took over the duties of the strikers. · Durin g the strike, guards a t the film's Conesville gPnerating stallon wet·e assaulled, substation facilities susta ined stJotgun damage, an employec" s personal property was firebombed, company-m.vned vehl· cles were damaged, a microwavr tower in Perry County was destroyed and non-strikin g employees and outside contractors were harassed a nd threat ened wi th further violence, said C&SOE. I j DRESS SHIRTS BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS MEN'S DRESS SLACKS evening. In Was hington, Attorney Gcne r·a l Edwin Meese sa id the ra ids cost the government a bou t 80 cent for each uprooted plant. He said the pmj ect res~ lled in the eradication of more than 342.635 Rla nr s. 175 a rr1'sts and t.he seizure of .6W opium poppies used in the production of heroin. New East Huntington bridge opens MEN'S FASHION JEANS rts fri ay, August 9 flll•rfettl• · PCMI(IIQ,, ot!M) tlltl fti ·Mn CH._l CAtD BRIDGE OPENS - The 1311 miDion East H~ Brill~ 8pllllllin& the Ohio River between H...tinllon lllld Proctorvlle opmed lor lrBIIIc Thunday afternoon. PIIIIIIIMg lor the ,..an began I HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (UP!)After more than W years of planning, the $38 million East Hunttr¢on Brldge, spanning the Ohio River between Huntington and Proctorville, Ohio, Is open to traffic. Gov. Arch Moore cut theceremon· lal ribbon Thursday and then rode across the bridge in an antique sportscar provided by George Roush, a bridge foll?man who helped lruild the span. The bridge was originally pro- i posed during the 196CiS. The first contract on the span was letin 1974 for supporting piers. Those structures were finished in 1917. The bridge's completion was held up by lawsuits, disagreements over location, construction delays and funding shortages, Moore said in his dedicat Ion remarks. Arvid Grant of Olympia, Wash., designed tbe bridge, which Moore described as an "architectura l gem." The gpvernor sa.id the structure Is the first of its kind in West Virginia . Supported by an asymmetrical cable-stayed girder design, lh~ bridge is 2,!1.11 -feet long and has a 370-!oot tall A-shaped tower. Sixtytwo parallel ca bles of varying lengths radiate from the tower. Moore said that from an engine<>r· ing standpoint,thestructure is oneof the most technically advanced and comple x in til<' world. �; Commentary The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~t:h ts:m~ .---.----..1-,-, ....--.:::!c::lo~ -- ROBERT L. WINGETT Pullllsher PAT WHITEHEAD ·Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFUCH General Manager 1. DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LEITERS OF OPINION are welromf' . They should be less than 300 words long. AlJI(>tters are subject toedltlng and must be signed with name, address and . \elephon(' numtx>r . No unsigned li'lters will be published . Le11ers should be In ~oOd F~y! taste. address ing Issues. not personalities. WASIDNGTON -While most of the world would · consider the upcoming Reagan-Gorhachev talks the most important face-to-face meeting of 1985, a fiercely loyal hand of American poets, professors and intellectuals has focused tostead on a meeting held In June in a small , tastefully appointed apartment In Venice. ' The participants in this unrecorded negotiating sessiort were Olga Ridge, 00-year-old former mistress of the late poet Ezra Pound, and Professor Carroll Terrell of the UnJverslty of Maine, president of the Ezra Pound Society. they discussed plans to disinter Pound's body from its resttng place in Venice's "Isle of the dead," San behaU of Italy's fascist, Benito Michele, and rebury It in the poet's MussollnL birthplace, Hailey, Idaho. Pound surrendered to Italian PoUnd, who is . considered by partisans in 1945 and was llterally some America's greatest poet- or caged in an American military at least second only to Walt detention center in Plsa. Ruled Whitman - had wanted to be m~ntally unfit to stand trial for buried in Hailey. But when be died treason, Pound was confined tn St. in Venice at 8'1 in 1972, there was Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington, little possibility that he'd be brought D.C., untill958. While he was there, home. , In 1949, Pound received the prestiAlthough his poetic gifts were not gious Bollingen prize for his poetry. seriously disputed, Pound had , .On his release, Pound returned to disgraced himseU with wild state- Italy and workedon his "Cantos," ments that were, variously, anti- an !li'l-page epic of man's intellec Semitic, anti-Christian, anti- tual hist9ry. Moslem and anti just about Like other members of the Ezra anything else. He compounded his Pound Society, Terrell despises the quirky bigotry by fulminating over poet's racist statements and other the radio during World War D on egregious personal failings. But • Hoax warning issued WASIDNGTON (UP!) -Federal officials have warned World War II veterans to be wary of a mysteriously persistent "dividend hoax" that already has lured thousands 'into applying for non-existent insurance benefits. Rep, Matthew Rinaldo, R-N.J., and Veterans Administration officials said Wednesday false rumors are circulating that 500,000 World War II veterans are entitled to life insurance dividends of anywhere from $72to $312 from wartime GI insurance. Rinaldo said the rumor has cropped up repeatedly around the country in the past few decades, despite official attempts to squelch it The rumor has taken on new life recently, with some veterans even receiving phony application forms to send to a ''Capt, V.R. Prosser" at the VA center in Philadelphia, where the agency's insurance programs are managed. · , However, Paul Koons, chief o;>f the VA's insurance program management, said not only are there no such divldends, •there is no Capt V.R. Prosser. "This Is a recurringprohlem," Koons said. "We refer to it as the dividend hoax. In the last couple of months it's been acting up again. We've been getting 1,000 applications a day. It's a real administrative burden .... We get applications from all over the country." Koons said VA officials actually dug back into military records to try and find a real Capt. V.R Prosser. "We found there was a W.R Prosser," Koons said. "He probably was a captatn at one time and posted an application like this on a bulletin board with his name on the bottom and the whole thing has just perpetuated Itself." Koons said the bogus application form has been copied and blurred so many times that the name apparently evolved into "V,R. Prosser," and in · :SOme cases to "V.A. Processor." Rinaldo said the rumor dates hack to 1950 when the VA paid a special dividend to about 16 million former servicemen who carried GI insurance during World War Il However, the only dividends now being paid by the VA are to veterans who continue to carry GI insurance. Those dividends are paid on an annual hasls without applications from veterans. • I · "He says he's Superman and he's just waiting to get his suit back from the cleaners." Whilst Art . Buchwalp Is on vacation we reprint some columns from the past) A diplomatic reception in Moscow has tremendous significance, not only because of the good food · and free Uquor, but because it is :I where most foreign observers learn what is going on in the Soviet Union. I attended a large diplomatic year advanced "nonsecular Inter- cocktail party at one of his foreign ests in that It creates. for lmpres- embassies recently, and I was slbnable eight and nlne-year-old amazed at what the professional children, the appearance of official Kremlin-watchers got out of it. support for religion." This Is how the conversation went Voluntary religion classes were later on In the evening, when held immediately aftel' school and everyone was comparing notes: up to a few minutes prior to the stari "Did you notice Golvosky arrived of the school day. The classes after Kub!nsky?" required the presence of scl:ool "That's very interesting, because personnel intheschoolbuildingsand at the Fourth of July party at the this constituted indirect financial American Embassy Kubinsky ar, support of the religion program, rived after Golvosky." accordingtothesult. "And at the Fourteenth of July The action was filed in January party at the French Embassy they 1984 on behalf of Lawrence A. Ford and Molly w. Millet of Findlay. b "Jd" Die RU mg restricts Ul mg Us-e " 0 TOLEDO, Ohio tUPI)- A ruling by a U.S. District Court judge has restricted the use of public school ooildings for religion education Classes as the result of a suit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of Northwestern Ohto. · Judge John Potter ordered the Findlay board of education to prohibit theuseofits buildings to the religious organization that had conducted classes immediately before and after regular public school sessions. • Potter said the policy of the Findlay board that allowed the Findlay Weekday Religious Educa!jon Council to use the space for $l a Letters to editor 'I must do something' November to help up-grade Orange "I must do somet hing" will Township Fire Department with always solve more problems than the one mill levy on the ballot. What - "something must be done." Dof>s will the cost be to you if your house this sound like us ? I have always Is burned or we have to pay higher said we have a great fire depart rates for fire insurance'? , men! in Tuppers Plains, but after After being at the public meeting : going 10 a public meeting the other and talking to some other people in · night at the fire house and goin~ . over the needs of the fire depart - • the community, they all say. yes . sure, "somet hing must be done." ment. I can se<' where "1 must do Well, I just want iiou to go to -the something" to help up-grade the polls in November and say "I must equipment to prot ect Ora nge Township. do somc! hing" to keep the good fire depa11ment we have and a lso • I know we all say what would we improve the equipment do without the fire departmelif"and add "Something must be done." Set:> you at the polls. - Kenneth Hager , Coo lville, Ohio. : Well. we have a chance this - • ·Today _ID history August 9, 1985 came together." "Very significant. By the way, did anyone see Petrov shake hands with Puch!nsky?" "Perhaps Puchinsky's star Is rising in the Presidium." " "Or maybe Petrov's star is falling." "I think we have overlooked the real significance of the handshake. It Is not that Petrov shook hands with Puchinsky, but Puchinsky's wife did not talk to Petrov's wife." "Are you sure?" "Of course I'm sure. Puchinsky's wife turned her back on Petrov's wife to say hello to Bolgonov's wife. It was a deliberate snub." "That very interesting. But to me the most Important thing that happened at the reception was that Bolgonbv was drunk and spllled vodka all 0\'er Marshal lgorvich's uniform." "What is so important about that?" "Igorvich was the one who apologized." "Bolgonov's star must be rising faster than we thought." "No doubt about it. Marshal . Jgorvich even went and got Bolgonov another vodka." " Did Bolgonov spill anything else on Igorvlch's uniform? " "No, but he stepped on the · Marshal' s foot and wouldn't get off !L" "I wonder if this means they're going to make Bolgonov Minister of Defense?" "He's obviously in for something big. I've never seen Marshal lgorvich allow someone to stand on his foot for so long." "Did anyone see Zubelkin at the party?" "You mean the Tashkent poet who was ousted from the Writer's Unl~n for writing a poem attacking '8Js." The pharmaceutical firm was fioundering financia1ly as recently as the late 1970s and early 1980s. but Its business improved dramatically after the Food and' Drug Administration certified aspartame as safe for public consumption in 1981. Aspartame sales that year were valued at only '$!~ million . . but soared to· $74 million in 1982, then skyrocketed again to$336 million In 1983. Last year, aspartame sales of $585 million accounted for almost half of Searle's $1.2 billion revenues and an even larger share of the firm's profits. Some industry observers believe aspartame sales this year could exceed $1 billion, Approximately 1~ to 200 times sweeter than sugar, aspartame already Is used as an additive in products ranging from laxatives · and pain relievers to whiskey-sour mixed and instant coffee. Today is Friday, Aug. 9, the 221sr day of 1985 with 144 to follow. The moon Is leaving its last quarter. -The morning stars are Venu s and Mars. The 1'1/enlng stars are Mercury, J upiter and Saturn. Those born on this day are under the sign of Leo. They include English author lzaak Walton in 1593. pioneer child pgychologlst Jean Plaget in 1896, But the compound , marketed as and English actor-dramatist Robert Shaw in 1927. - - NutraSweet, remains entangled In On this date in history : a medical controversy that dates In 480 B.C .. after one of history's most famous battles, Persian forces hack more than a decade and Is not finally overran the heavily outnumbered Spartan defenders of the narrow abate. likely to soon pass at Thermopylae. The FDA initially authorized the In 1842, the U.S.-Canadlan bonler was formally defined by the marketing of aspertame In 1974. Webster-Ashburton Treaty, signed by the the United States and Britain. In 1941\, the Japanese. city of Nagasaki was devastated when the United That action was suspended when scientists at the federal agency State$ dropped its second atomic bomb. In 1974 President Richard Nixon's resignation became effective at noon discovered Irregularities In test , and Vi~ President Gerald Ford was sworn in as the nation's 38th chief results subml tted by Searle to demonstrate the purported safety executive. - - of aspartame and vartous pharmaA tbought for the day: Greek philosopher Plato said, "Wealth iS the . ceutical products. parent of luxury and indolence, poveriy of meanness and viciousness. ana Those tests are crucial because, lxlth ot discontent " ' •I under federal law. a company seeking to market proprietary or prescription drugs or food additives bears the burden of establishing, through clinical and labora tory studies, that there is a "reasonable · certainty" its products are sal!' for public use. A special task force organized by the FDA to Investigate the quality of Searle's tests concluded in 1976 that the agency could no longer "rely upon the Integrity of the basic safety data submitted by ... Searle" to justify approval of aspartame and other products. Searle continued to press for · approval of aspartame and to insist .that Its test procedures were sound. Critics inside and outside the agency co~tinued to characterize its tests and studies as "sloppy," flied - " detailed legal document warning of potential healt h hazards If aspartame was added to the diet sodas. The association's draft objection argued that Searle "has pot demonstrated to a reasonable certainty that the use of aspartame in soft drinks will not adversely affect human health as a result of the changes such use Is likely to cause In brain chemistry." NSDA says the document was \ Louis.· John Tudor allowed only one hita fifth inningsinglebyLeonDurham - Thursday night and pitched the Cardinals to an 6-0 triumph over the Chicago Cubs. Durham singled to right field under the outstretched glove of St. Louis first baseman Jack Clark for the only hit off Tudor, who raised his reconlto 14-8. Whitey Herzog saw It differently, however. Tudor, whose' 14 victories Is a career high, said he did not make a good pitch to Durhal"((. In his last two outings, Tudor allowed just three hits in two complete-game victories. Andy Van Slyke and Terry Pendleon hit home runs to spark the Cardinals Ill the victory despite a I Uiple play by the Cubs. Elsewhere in the NL, New York walloped Montreal 14-7, Philadelphia topped Pittsburgh 7-3, Atlanta edged San Francisco 2-0, San Diego edged Houston 6-5 and Cinctnna ti edged Los Angeles 6-5 tn 13 Innings. Mets 14, Expos 7 At Montreal, Keith Hernandez went 5-for-6 and drove in three runs and New York's "M urderer:s Row" of Gary Carter, George Foster and Darryl Strawberry each homered to pace a 26-hit attack tllat sparked the Mets. It was the second five-hit game of Hernandez's career. Rick Aguilera, . 5-3, was the winner. PhUJies 7, Pirates 8 At Philadelphia, Mike &hmldt hit a three-run first-toning homer to lead the Phillies. Ozzle VIrgil also hit aa first-toning homer, his third hOmer in two games, to help John Denny improve to 7-8. Don Carman pitched two innings for his fourth save. Don Robinson, 2-7, was the loser. Braves 2, Giants 0 At San Francisco, Rick Mahler pitched a four-hitter and drove in a run and Terry Harper had an RBI singl<' and scored once, lifting Atlanta. It was the 12th time this season the Giants were blanked. Mahler, 16-9, allowed four singles, struck out one and walked two. The loser was Greg Minton, 2-3. Padres 6, A!tros 5 At San Diego, Carmela Martinez delivered a .two-run, galne-tying single and Jerry Royster added a game-winning single in a four-run ninth inning that helped the Padres snap a four-game losing streak. The victory snapped Houston's· foorga me winning streak. Martinez and Steve Garvey homered for San Diego. Yankees sweep doubleheader despite Henderson's ·absence By MIKE TULLY UPINatlonal Baseball Writer Rickey Henderson, who can torment opponents with his speed, . has irritatedtheNewYorkYankees with a Jack of it Henderson failed to rejotn his club upon resumption the season Thursday night, and Yankees owner George Steinbrenner said the center fielder will be heavily ftned. Despite Henderson'sabsence, the Yankees swept the Cleveland Indians. Don Mattingly smashed two home runs and Don Baylor's 19th homer broke a 5-5 tie to give the Yanks a 7-6 victory in the nightcap. In the opener, Dave Winfield slammed two homers and drove in six runs. helping the Yankees to an 6-ltriumph. Brett Butler hit two homers lor Cleveland in the nightcap. Phil Niekro lasted 4 2-3 innings for New York. allowing six hits and five runs before giving way to Brian Fisher, 3-2, who hurled 2 2-3 innings. Davr Righetti went 21-3 innings for his Wth save. Jerry Reed, 0-4, was the loser. Intheflrstgame,MartyBystrom, 1-1, worked five innl!)gs before developing a blister to earn his first triumph stnce July 13. 1984. Curl Wardle, 2-4, was the loser. Royals liHi, 'llgers S--1 At Kansas City, Willie Wilson knocked in three runs to propel the Royals In the first game. Bret Saberhagen, 13-5, helped Kansas City defeat Detroit in Royals Stadium for the first time since August 1983, ending a string of 12 conse<;Utlve tosses. Hal McRae had . three RBI for Kansas City tn the nightcap. White Sox 7-1, Re41 Sox 6-6 At Chicago, Ron Kittle, who had not homered since June B. launched two including one on the Comiskey Park roof- to lead the White Sox in the opener. Dave Wehimeister notched his first victory since April 23, 1978. In the second game, Rich Gedman and Wade Boggs hit solo homers to help the Red Sox. Blue Jays 7·7, Orioles 2-4 At Toronto, Tony Fernandez went 4-for-7 five RBI Jesse Barfieldwith was 6-for-6 withand a walk, an RBI and two stolen hases to help · Toronto sweep. The Blue Jays have won 14 of tbelr lastl6and arenow30 games over .&X>. Brewers 7·3, Rangers ol-1 At Arlington, Texas, Ben Ogilvie drove in five runs in the doubleheader, helping Milwaukee sweep. He was 3-for-5 and drove in three runs in the firs! game. In the second game, Pete Vuckovich-, 6-8, and Rollle Fingers combined on a five-hitter. 'I)Yins f, Angels 2 At Minneapolis, Mike Stenhouse and Randy Bush each hit RBI toning that Bert singles to sparked key a Minnesota. three-run third Blyieven, 10-12, notched his first irtumph since joining the led Twins from Cleveland. Rod Carew off the Angels'. first with a double for career hit 'No. 3,001. A'sll,Mariners2 At Seattle, Steve Henderson drove In three runs and Duscy Baker hit a two-run homer to tead the A's. PETE SCORES - Cincinnati Reds' Pete Rose · scpres on a double to left by teammate Ron Oester In the first inning Thursday. Rose reached first on a force out then stole second during the toning. (UPI) . ' Guerrero misses_Reds' game LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Los Angeles 0\ltfieJder Pedro Guerrero, who returned to his home in the Dominican Republic anticipating a long baseball strike, overslept. failed to make a flight to Los Angeles Thursday and missed the Dodgers' game with the Cincinnati Reds. The players' two-day strike ended Wednesday. Dodgers vice president Al Campanls said Guerrero, who returned to his hometown of Santo Domingo to visit his mother early Wednesday, did not receive a wakeup call at his home and thus missed the flight. Campanls said he would talk to Guerrero Friday before making a decision on whether any disciplinary action will be taken. 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A Public Bo,a rd o,f Inquiry convened by th~ FDA in 1980 found Searle's aspartame test results "bizarre" and recommended that approval be withheld because or unresolved questions regarding a possible link between the artU!ciat sweetener and cancerous brain tumors In laboratory animals. In mld-1981, however, FDA Commissioner Arthur Hull Hayes Jr. brushed aside those concerns and approved the marketing of aspartame. as a sweetener in dry foods. Two years later, Hayes also gave aspartame the access Searle. had long-sought to the $25 billion-a-year carbonated soft drink market- but a highly unusual event occurred during the approval procedure. The National Soft Drink Associ a!ion, the industry's dominant trade association, prepared - but never. ' By FRED McMANE UPI Assistant Sports Editor The houseofTudor stW rules in St. _:_::_:Ar~tB=uc.:.:.::h.:.:.::wa:.:.::..ld never filed because all of Its concerns were resolve<!- but some physicians, members of Congress and public Interest organizations remain unconvlnced. The Issue continues to be debated in a variety of forums - including medical journals, congressional committees, pending litigation against Searle and an investigation recently launched by tbe General Accounting Office. because of the dew." Ballor gave all the credit to Rose. Untouchable Tudor rips Cubs Much depends also on the residents of Hailey, a small \Own just down the road from Sun Valley , City Council President Joseph Maccariilo said he knew that Pound was a native son. but had not been aware of his racist rantings. In view of that, he said, Halley's acceptance of the poet's body "Is going to be a toss up." Maccarillo said he'll have to think long and hard about it . himself. the traffic. policemen on Gorsky Street?" "That's the one. He's been rehabilitated and is now permitted to write anything he wants, provided he doesn't ask anyone to publish it." "The Writer's Union must be going through one of tbetr liberal periods again." "I don't know if this means anything, but Kavasky spoke to me." "That is significant because Kavasky never speaks to foreigners. What did he say?" "I asked him about the Polish problem and he replied, 'I'm sorry, I never speak to foreigners ." "Did anyone notice that Gogo! spilled vodka on Mutiken?" "It means nothing. Everyone tn · Moscow spills vodka on Mutiken. He's become a regular bar rag." Pete and Esasky both walked to load the hases and Oester delivered a in his 22 years in the major leagues. two-run single. "I teamed a long time ago, when "Rose knew what he was dotng," The Dodgers bOunced back with a someone gives·you an inch, you take Ballor said. "The chances are I run in the bottom of the first when a mll_e ," _Rose said Thursday night '-">Uid've run toto Carlos if I tried to , Mariano Duncan beat out a bunt, after he laid down a suicide squeeze throw him out. Carlos was reaching · took third on Enos Cabell's single bunt in the 13th inningtoscoreCesar for the ball. I probably should've and scoced when Ken Landreaux Cedeno with the tie-breaking run tried to call him off.'' grounded tnto a fielder's choice. and give .the Cincinnati Reds a 6-5 Ctncinnati, trailing 5-2 In the Los Angeles scored three runs in victory over the Los Angeles eighth innlni. scored three runs, two the fifth. Len Matuszek, IDling in for Dodgers. "I11 take anything they'l- of them unearned, totietbescore5-5. the absent Pedro Guerrero, led off lglveme.'' Dave Parker led off with a double with a stngle. Mike Scloscia walked 1n delivering the run, Rose and Nick Esasky and Ron Oester and Duncan heat out an Infield hitto collected his second hit of the game. both beat out grounders to third base load the bases. Matuszek scored He now needs 22 to break Ty ~obb' s for singles to load the hases. . when Solo balked and Cabell record of 4.191 career hits, Dave Concepcion grounded to followed with a two-run double, "I'd like to get them allllketonlght Steve Sax. who attempted a tag The Dodgers added a run in the - to knock in the game-winning between first and second. The ball seventh when R.J, Reynolds run," Rose said. slipped out of his hand!; for a stngled, reached third oo Duncan's Ted Power, 4-2, worked three two-base error, allowing Parker third hit and scored on relief pitcher Innings for the victory. Ron Robin- and Esasky to score. Bo Dlaz, Tom Hwne's wild pitch. son pitched the 13th forhisfirstsave. acqulredWednesdayfromPhlladelGuerrero had returned to the In the 13th, Cedeno, pinch hitting phla, then bounced out to score Dominican Republic during the for Power, led off with a single off Oester. strike and missed his return filght. Carlos Diaz, 2-1, stole second and · Orel Hershlser and Marlo Solo "We just couldn't get men on hase took .thtrd w,hen Eddie Milner were the ·starting pitchers but after the seventh Inning," said Los grounded out Rose then laid down a neither was around at the finish. Angeles manager Tom Lasorda. " perfect bunt between the plate and Hershlser gave up four hits before When you don't get men on hase, you third base as Cedeno scampered being lifted In the seventh and Solo can't score. We rouldn't hold them home with the winning run. allowed slx hits in his slx Innings. off all night. "I saw (third haseman Bob) The Reds capitalized on Hershls"Pete Is a tremendous competitor Bailor down there," Rose said. "He er' s wildness to score twice in the and he knows exactly what he's wasn't real deep, but he was first inning. Eddie Milner walked doing. And he showed.'' backpedaling. The grass was wet but was forced by Rose. Buddy Bell _Terrell thinks this year; the lOOth anniversary of Pound's birth, Is an appropriate time to begin the campaign to b~tng him home. The' 68-year-old professor hopes to be on hand In the year 2000. "about as early as we can expect America to accept him," "When he Is brought back," Terrell told our associate Les Whitten, "It should be with honor for his poetry, whatever one may feel for him as a person." He said Miss Rudge wants Pound taken home on one of his nation's naval vessels, as W.B. Yeats was returned to Ireland from France. Since Pound's loyal, longsuffering wife, Dorothy, died In 1973, much depends on the feelings of their son. Omar. a distinguished poe( himself, who lives In Princeton, N.J. · "! hate moving hill'\ from, that beautiful site," he said. "but iny historical Instincts are that there would be a kind of resurrecting in bringing him to Hailey." He thought perhaps a modest monument In Hailey would be a suitable compromise. Omar even suggested a quote from the Cantos for the memorial: "Let an old man rest. " Sweetening the tests _______R_,_ob_er_t_~_al_te_rs (Last of two related coi1111111S) SKOKIE. llL (NEA) - At the corporate headquarters of G.D. Searle & Co. in this Chicago suburb, there's good reason to proclaim the artificial sweetener aspartame "the marketlhg success story of the LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Rose has picked up hits and smaris he's pained that this most American of poets should lie buried in a . foreign land, an exile even tn death. 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Jack Nicklaus Is sreklng his ~h major victory, Lee Trevino Is trying to become the first person In 48years to win back·to-back PGA titles and Tom Watson hopes to become the fifth person ever to win all four pro grand slam events In a lifetime. And all three of tluise superstars are in position to achieve their goals going into the second round of what has the potential to be a thrllling tournament. On a day that brought mostly beautiful weather, the top players in the game carved up one of the world's top courses - the par-71 Cherry Hills Country Club. The person carving the most, however, was Tewell. Despite severe back pains, the 11-year pro shot a 7-under 64 Thursday. breaking the Cherry Hills record and giving him a two-shot lead going into today' s second round. The record Tewell broke belonged to Arnold Palmer, whose 65 In the linal round of the U.S. Open in 1960 stands as one of the most histone achievements In the game. Palmer returned Thm~ay and shot a 75, tr,ylng and almost succel'lllng In driving the green at the 346-yard opening holeashedld to start his famous round a quarter of a century ago. Seven years ago when the U.S. Open was played here, the opening round leader (Hale Irwin) shot a 69. Thursday, 17 players bested or equaled that figure. At 5-under 66 came hoth Trevino and Nicklaus along with tour funnyrnan Peter Jacobsen and Corey Pavln, the circuit's rookie of the year In 1984. One stroke further back was Watson, who joined Hubert Green and Danny Edwards. Morrts Hatalsky was alone at 68 with 'the group at 69 lndudlng another gathering of hlgh-proiUe players- Tom Kite, Calvin Peete, Hal Sutton and Masters champion Bernhard Langer. 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Second row- Aaron Drnmm•r, MarshaU !ill fl9 'ii NY Wolfe, Tucker WIUiams, Andy Grneser, Ryan WIUiwns, Chrts Gulnlher. Not pictured - Eddie Harris. Back row - Coaches Larry Fields, Jack Wllllams and Marvin McKelvey. Dtn B.~ln "'"' ""· NEW YORK IUP[) - Only the salary levels ach1eved over the next five years wlll prove whether the owners or players farm bclter In baseball's moSI recenl labor. dospute. One thing became apparent as details of Wednesday's setllement emerged, however: I he players did very well fouo· years ago By eliminating professional com pensalion lor teams losing a free agent, the nrw agrt'f'm£'nt mak('s the players the cieaJ winners of the 5().day stoike of 1981 . That year, compensation was thE> main 1ssue Under terms o! the new sett le· ment. a team losing a free agent can only be compensated w1th draft choices. -Itthe los! player ranks m the top third al hos posolion. a Jearn becomes enlitled to two amaoeur draft picks as compensation - If the player 1s In the middle th~'d. the compensation is a single draft pock. -For a pia'yer m the bottom third . no compensation is ll?Quired. In 1981 , playeo s a rsum against the concept of professional compen sat ion, saymg it would inhibit the free markeo. They claiml'll a player would lo"" market va lue if his new team was forced to compensate the former club After a bitter strike, the pa11ies compromised, creating a "compensation pool " As a result, a team losin g a high-quality free agent becatl'l(' e ligible to receive a professiona I player as compensa· t1on. At the sam•· time, the " pool" protected the signing club from being directly penalized with the loss of a player. In the last lour years, the system has worked agamst the owners. The best case occurred on Jan. Zl, 19SI, when the New York Metsmlscalculatl'll and lost Tom Seaver in the compensation pool to the Chicago While Sox The White Sox were entdll'll lo the pick, havmg lost Dennis Lamp m the free agent ma rkel. The Mets gambled that Seaver's high sa Ia1y and adv anclng age would make hlm unat1ractive to obtain . They were wrong.The White Fire has dangerous potential . Dl•lributed by UPI The clothing you wear around the Fn·e Is a part o! camping few of us camp can make a difference too. would ltke lo do withoul The trouble Cotton clothes are by far !he most Is that we see ot as such a benevolent comfortable for summer wear, but . thing that we fail to recall its unlreatl'll cotton burns readily a potential for disaster. exposl'll to a flame. Synthetic Th<' same bed of coa ls so sought fabrics such as nybn may burn too, after for cooking.an evening mea I but more often they simply become can become hot enough to vaporize molten and stick to your skin. aluminum or m<'ll glass. It can strip Wool may sear and discolor, but It the flesh from a hand thrust into it is normally self-extinguishing. It from a fall in an instant. may bum as tong as It Is exposed The snapping and crackling so directly to a flame, but once characteristic of outdoor campfires. removed It goes out. This and Its can send small embers flying 'for durablllty make it an ideal choice for many feet . If one were 10 land on a outdoor wear. pile of dried grass, the result could The campfire is a tradition, and It · be a forest fire t)lat consumes Is unlikely ever to be replaced. The hundreds of acres of forest land. Important thing Is to remember that These same embers could land on ·It is an open fire deserving of all the an old canvas tent or a makeshift respect of any other fire. Don't let liS sleeping bag and set them ablaze. charm bedazzle you into behaving This is one reason why It Is so as lilt Is harmless. Any fire can burn Important to make sure the fire is more than the wood you feed it. A dead before you go to sleep. 111tle care Is in order. Sox, despite having won the American League Weso the previous year, decided they could use more pltchiilg. When they found Seaver unprotected, they picked him. embarrassing the Mets. Seaver went 15-lllast year and notched his 300th car~r victory fhis season. The loss of Seaver indirectly wound up helping the Mets. ltmovl'll them to call upayoungright hander named Dwight Gooden. Whether the new agreement will favor the owners or playeo scan only be determined by the salary levels ach ieved between now and 1989. 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YIH k ((0'>\ k'~ ~~~ 1.11 Bll!~ l/'11'1 lllurst iR1 7~pm MJiwaulu.'' tDan"tn t>l11 at Cl1l(".IJ:O 1 ~\lnrr ~Ji . K :JI pm llilll\rmu' 1F1an<JI!an 1· 11 111 1\•:<a~ •Hw.llhlfl.ll• .fl l'ip.m Trnon1o 1SIIl'tll!~71 iii Kansas Cit'' tBfack 7 II • II l.'ipm f'a!l kwnl" t7..ahn \!01 .11 M.nnC':'iO!a tVlola 1(~111,1< l'ipm 0,1kland tCodilall9!h at liHi1 111 r, p m &tul'da,v Srullll' IMourl" IIG lOY TIAILII LOAD MIIWolU!wr 11 Chlr.li!ll nlj'!hl f\Jkl,\lld 111 s.>alllic, lliJ<hl lrlnt your Car, Truck or Tie Oown ol no Extra Cha.... ''"· Delivery can 1M arraneecl. 7-PC. RUSTIC PINE Meigs Countv fair Davs Specials MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF' CHR1ST. 5th and Main. Bob Mt?lton, minister AI Hartson, assoc. mim~ter, Mike Gerlach, Sunday School superlnte ndf'nl 1 Bible School 9· :JJ a m : Morning Worship 10. 30 a. m . Evening W01shlp 7. 00 p m Wednes day 7· 00 p m . Prayer m{'('tin~ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE, Co-pastors RP\', Charles, Coyle and Rev. Nanc~· Co) le Bill While, Sunday School Supt. Sunda y School 9 30 a m : Morning Worship 10· 30 a.m.: Ev:~ng('listic meeting 7 00 p m Wednesday, 7 00 P m . Prayef m('()llng UNrrED PRESB\'T.:IUAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev Wanda Johnson, Direetor Harold Johnson Director of Education , HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -Sunday: Worship services 9.00 a.m., Church School10'15a.m . Bible St udy Sunday 7:30 p m Prayer Group Wednesday at 9 00 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Ch urch School 10· 15 a.m. Morning War rshlp 11. 15 a.m Tuesday, IO•OOa m . Bible Study; Thursday, 7:30pm. Bible Study SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TER IAN - Worship service .9:00 a m Church Schoo\10· ()()a.m. Tuesday. 10a m. Bible Study; Sunday, 6 p.m Junior and Sehior High Youth Oroups. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pastor. John Evans. Sunday School 10· 00 ~ . m , Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Children's Church 11 am Sunday Even ing Service 7· 00 p.m. W!'d , 6 p.m Young La· dles' Auxiliary , Wednesday, 7 p.m. FamIly Worship. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near Long Bo1tm1. Edsel Har1, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 am; Worship 10:30 a.m. Pr 01 yer meeting Thursday. 7:30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Ash and Plum. Ralph Cundiff. pastor. S\lnday School10:00a.m : MomtngWorsblp, ll:OOa.m., W!'dnesday aud SaturdaY Evening Services at 7:30 p. llfi,OIIII, lll&,m.DI 1983 DODGE OMNI .......................... 53,295 . 4 dr., 4 cyl .. 4 spd. Good condilton. 1980 PONTIAC GRAND LEMANS ...... 52,295 ~=::~:.;-.:="'""" Staltonwagon. AT, PS. PB, AC, V-6. 1978 CHRYSLER CORDOBA............... s1,695 MATTRESSES & FOUNDATIONS PS. PB. AC. Looks and runs good. 1977 DODGE CHARGER .................... 51,595 S38 .·--.-· ... ~ 2 dr. AT, PS. PB. 0 1978 FORD FAIRMONT..................... s1,695 0 FULL SIZE 0 QUEEN SIZE '48 '18 ........... ...... •11 Stationwagon. AT, PS, PB, 6 cyl. 1977 FORD F-150 ........................... s1,695 Long Bed. Std. shsift. · ............. --··- :Z:*'•• ao• -1o-:.. ..... 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Roy Dee ler lte\ Seldon .John~on ALFRED - Chur<'h School 9 .lO a m Worshlp,ll am: UMYF6 30pm_, UMW Thhd TuC'sdav. 7·30 p m . Communion. fir sT Sunday. (Archer) CHESTER - Wur sh1p 9 a m , Chu1l:h School lOam . BibleStudy.Thu1sday 7 p m : UMW. f\rst Thu1sd av 1 p.m, Com munion, ftr!)l Sunday t ·\rcher 1 .JOPPA - Worship ~· ltJ a m Church Schoul10 311'-1 m Bible Stud" W(>dnesdav, 'i .Wp m tJohn~ onl LONC BOTTOM -Churc h School 9 30 a m . Worsh tp 7 p.m : Btb\(' Study, WC'd nC«i~ay 7 «1 p m, UMYF W£'dnl.'sday, 1') , 00 p.m Com muni on First Su nda y. 1Archrt f REEDSVH.LE- Chu1ch School 9 ~0 a m : W01 ship Service 11 00 a m tl){'(>ler 1 TUPPERS PLAINS ST PA UL Chureh School 9 a m . Worship tO a.m . BlblC' Stud\, TUC'sdav 7:30 p m : UMW. Thhd Tu(>"day, 7:30 p m., Communlon fi nn Sundu\ rArcher.l CENTR~L CLUSTER Rev .•James E. Corblll K.ev Steven Nelson Rev. Melvin Franklin Rev. Clemente S. Zunica, .Jr Kev i\Adrew Rubenkbl[ll; ASBURY tSyracus£>1- Wotshlp 11 am : Church Sc.hMt !'1·45 am: Ch.~r~r B1bte Study, Wedn('sday, 7 l()p.fll , UMW. riJSI TuPsd<~v 7 30 p m .: Cho ir RE'hC'ar~al. Wf'clnf'!i li tlv 6 :m p m: UMW , rourlh Sundav. h 'tOp m (Nr lsonl . ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 11 m Church &,)1oollU am , B1blr Study, Tucs d<n, i, 'UI p.m . UMW. firs t M o nd<.~v. 7 .10 p rn . UMYF Sunctav n p m C.Mir ~P ­ hC'J rsa l.li :mp m Wcdrwsda v 1FnmkllnT " FLATWOODS - Church S<>hool 10 ;1m . Wo1 o;;htp 11 a m 81bl<' Study. Thurs· UMYF Sundav n p.m dav. i p m (F'tankilnl FOHEST RUN - Worsh1p 9 a .m . C'hurch School 10 AM Choir practkP ruC'..,d.n 6 JO p m., UMW , flist Tuf'sday. i ,.)(J p m ir\('lsonl . HEATH ll\.hddle>p0111 -Church School. 9 30 a .m.: Wors hip 10 .10 a m.: Bible Stud' T uC'~dd\ . 10 <.1 m , UMW s(>C'O nd Monda v, 7 'lOp m, UMW Third Monda \, i •, \Opm tZUnlg'Lll ' MINERSVILLE- Wo1 ~hip &-1VIH' 10 11m .: Churc·h Sc hoo! 11u. m · UMW thi rd \V('Cin c:--. ct~'· 1 p m. Choir pnt tllcC'. Mon · dav. 7 .'10 p m (Nelson I. PF:AAL rHAPE I - W01 ~ hlp Ser\'iCE' !t a .m , ChuJ'('h Sehoul 11 a m., UMW St•rond TuC'~day. 7 30 p m , UMYF' Jas1 Tut>..,d..l\ , i ,,l(l p m iRulK'nkln.t:n . POMEROY - ChUI'Ch School, 9 l!l il m : Worship 10 ·m a m . Choir rehea1 sal Wrdnl'sd:n. 7 30 p m. UMW. seco nd J'u<'Sdc!\ 7 30p m: UMY I- Sunday. lip m 1C01 bltt ~ ROf"l< SPR INC:S - Chu1ch Sc hool !-1·1!1 " m, Wm !->hip 10 J m , Sibil' Stud\, \V(.'(i nrsda\. 7: Ul p m . t:MYF tSrniOI '~ I. Sunrltn, !'! p m (.Jumorsl ('\('rv olhC' I Sun· d.n ti p rn 1Franklin 1 R UTLAND- Church ~hOol , 9 -15.1 m Wor s hip. 10 30 .1 m ., UMW t E\•rnmJ,! Ctr clr>l ~r!'n nd Wrrln rsdu,v 7 .10 p m UMW rAflf'lnoon C'lrcleJ st'cond Th1.1 r~ da v. 1 p m 1RubC'nklngJ SA! F:M CEN J'ER- Church School lOa rn , Wur ~hip \l, ~5 ,1 m . r Rubenkln g 1. SN0\\1\111 1 F: - \\'01 sh\p R .111 .1 m , C' hu1 ch SehoollO" m {Rubronkln.t:o . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHR IST IN CHRISTIAN UNION RP\'. KC'IIhEblln . pas tot . Sunday School 9. :JO a m Wad£' Hayman. supl.; Mormng Worship, 10: :lOa. m. , Sunday ('Venlng scrvi('(' 7· 30 p m : W<'dnesday Prayer M('('ting, 7 30 p.m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rarlnr. Rev. J<..~mes Sattel f\(>ld . pa!Sior Freeman Williams Supt Sundav School !1:45 a.m.; Sunday and Wednesday even· Jng Sl'rYICC'S. i p m MIDDLEPORT FlR~T BAPTIST Corn('r Sixth and Palm('I Earl Ed('n, P.os tor Ray l 'if'lds, S S Supt . Dan Higgs, Asst Sup ! Sundav School 9 15 a m : Morning Worship 10 : 15 a m . Sunda\ Evf'n ln ~ S('l\'lcc. 7 p m Youth m(>('tlng , 7·:10p.m WC'dnrsd:J\' {'H'nm~sl.'nlce7p . m ., Choh praCI ICC Rpm ltEG. ~7US BUY ONE OR York ul lioi;ton I1N1'01t ~ ~ C!('l.d.mcl n t~hl 1 orunto i<1 K.1h s,,~ Clry, nl~hl 1Jatl lll'l< ll1' 1111'r xas nl!;!hl f',('Y. Servtce Pomeroy 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy m ReclinersIIW p; <:~UJ~~J~ <Hlilornla m Mlni"K'SSra Automot1.tie - Hosea 14:1 r ·w ~ SOUTIIERN CLUSTER Rev. Roger Grace Rev. Paul McGuire Rev Keith Rader APPLE GROVE- Church School9a.m Worship. 10 am tF'Irst and 1hird Sun davs l; UMW, Second Tuesday, 7· 30 p rn: PraYer m('('ling. WC'dn esday 7 p.m (Grace\ BETHANY- Wurshlp, 9 a .m, Ch urch Sc hool, 10 am. Blblf' Study, Wednes,day, 10 <..1m , Dorcas \Yolll(\n's Fellowship, Wednesday. n am (McGuire ) CARMEL- Chu rch School 9 30 a m ; Wo1 ship, 10 45 a m Second and Fourlh Sunda~s: F'f'ltowshtp dinner with Sun on, lhl1d Thursday, 6. 30 p m (McGuire \ EAST LETART ~ Church School9a .m. WorshiP 10 am second and fourt]) Sun· days. UMW fils! Tursday, 7:30 p.m . (Gr.rtce) LETART FALLS - Worsh ip 9 a m ., Church School lO am tGracl'l MORNING STAR- Wor~hlp, 9 45 a m , Church School 10·30 am: Bible Study, Thursday, 7 30 p m tRader ). MORSE CHAPEL-Church School9: 30 a m : Worship 11 a m (RadE'r) RACINE WESLEYAN - Ch u rch School, 10 a.m.: Worship, 11 a m : UMW fourth Monday 7 30 p.m , Men's Prayer Brea kfast, Wednesday, i a m (Crace) SUTTON - Church School, 9 30 a rn., Morning worship 10 45 a.m. first and lhlrd Su nday!!., Fellowship dinner \l:lth Carmel, third Thursday, 6:30p.m. tMcGulreJ. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver Swain, Supt Sunday School"9.30 am ev· ery week. ' HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. Tom Stalen, pastor. Sunday Sc hool9: 30 a. m. , Evening service 7· 30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 P..m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Duanl" Warden, minister. Bible class 9: 30am ., Morning Worship 10:30 a. m , Evening Worship 6: :rl p.m. Wednesday Blbl(> Study 6 30 p m NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sunday School servic(>, 9· 45 a . Worship .service 10:30 a.m , m ; Evangelistic St-rvice 7:30 p.m Wednes day; Prayer meeting 7 30 p m . Thursday. When God seems far away,' it means you moved. He dodn'l. - Ann landers ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, PomeroyHarrisonville Rd Robert Purtell, minister, Ron Riffle, Sunday School Superintendent. Sunday School 9 30 a m .; Worship serv iC£' 10:30 a.m.; Evening worship Sunday 7 p.m and Wednesday, 7 p m ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine Grove. Tbe Rev WilHam Middleswarth, pastor. Church servlCE" 9:30a.m., Sunday School 10 :l) a m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, John Wright, pass lor. Sunday School 9. :KJ a.m ; Larry Haynes, S S. Supt. Morning worship lO.ll a.m. RACINE CHURCH OF TilE NAZA· RENE, Rev Thomas H. Collier, pastor Mar1ha Wolfe. Chairman of the Board of Christian Life. Suntlay School 9:30 a.m .; Morning worship 10:30 am: Sunday evening worship 7. 30 p.m Prayer meetlng 7:30p.m Wednesday LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Oex· trr. Woody Ca ll, pastor Services Sunday 10 a. m and 7 p.m . Wednesday, 7 p m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Stev<' De.t ver Pas tor Robert Smith Sunday School Supl Sundav School 9.10 am Morn l n~ \\Orshlp 10 40 a.m: Sunday £'vrnlnJ!; "orshlp 7·3() p m: Wffinl'sdav rvrnlnJ!: Blblf' studv 7 :WPm BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH. Burli ngham Rl'\ Okr~· Rav Laundf'rmlll p;tsto1 . Ph. \l92·7l'l4 Sunday Schoo\10 00" m Sundav ('\'<'lling !if'tvl{'(' 7 00 p m .. wronros day<'\en\n~Sff\1('('! 7·110pm PINE GR0VF: MOLl NESS CHURCH. 1<.t mlh• off Rl 3~5. Rev . Ek'n J Wall~ p.1stor l.f'C' Ru~·~l'll S S Supt Sunda\ School 9 ~ .t .m MOll,!'"~ Worship 10 :lO ,, m Sun day C'VC'n!n~ servke 7 30 p m , WC'dn('s· dav set \'ICC', 7 30 p m SlLV ER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Lllllt'. pastor Strvr L!lll<', S. S Supt Sunda\ Sc hool 111 am: Morning worsip, 11 a.m .. Sunliav e~r,ninR IA.Orshlp 7· JO p m Prayer mN'tin~ :~nd Bib if' ~t udy Thursliay. 7. 30 p m . Youth m('('tllla: WednC>sday at 7 p m REJOICING liFE BAPTIST CHURCH - JR3 :'i 2nd Av('. MlddiC'port Sunday SchOol 10 a.m . Sunday C'Vf'nln~ 7.00 p.m. Mid Wf'l'k service. Wed, 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Robert E Musser, pastor Sunday School 9:30 a.m : Puul Mussrr supt : Mornln~ \I.Orsh!p 10 30 am: Sunda\' rvC'nln~ s(>r· viet•. 7 p.m.. mid \.\<et•k srrvt("(l, Wrlinl"s· day ,7pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZAREI\E. Rrv Gle nn McMillan. pasto1 Mary .Janlcl' La\'('ndcr. Sunday School Sup! Sunda' S<·hUDI 9 :lO •a .m., Morning worship Ill 30 am" F.\ang<'lislic ~prvtcc. 6p m, Pray£'1 andPrai~(>Wf"dncsdll\,7p . m Youlh m('{"llng 7 p m EDEN UNITED BHE'J'HHEN IN CHRIST. EldPn R Slakt>, p<tsiOI Sundav Schnnl 10 .1m : G:u y RrNl, Lav lrDdf' r. Morning "C'IffiOn. 11 am, Sundn\ night sen·irrs· fhrlst!an Endeavor 7·30 p.m. Sonr;:: sen•tcl' 8 p m Pr<'ach ing 8 3U p m Mid werk prayrr mc('!ing, Wl.'dn('sday, 7 pm , HF:Mt.OCK CiROVF. CHR!STJAN Rolii:N Watson, pastor Clt'nsbn Pr,111 . Sund<J\' Sehoo\ Supt Morning\\ orshtp 9: Jfl c1 m : Sund:J1i St hoot 10· 10 am: EV('n \n ~ SC'I \ l{t', 7 3f) p ln . MT UNIOI\ BAPTIST Donald Shut' pJslm , .Jm• S.l\ 1e, Sundav School Sup! sund,l\ School 9·4fl .1m: E\'C nlng wor -. hlp h m p m : rrav<'r MroC'l lng ti :w p m \\'i•d nPsdav. TUPPFRS PLAINS CHURCH OF' CHRIST Jod\o Holland, mini~tcr Dt"rvl \\'I"l l!; Supt Morn in~ " orshlp , )1·00 a m ., C'hul<"h School 9 00 a.m CHESTER CHUR<;H OF THE NAZA fl.ENE H£>\ 1-ierbert Gralc, pastor fo·rank RlffiP. supL Sundav School 9 30 a m : WUI'shlp Sf'rVIC(', 11 a m and 7 )l m Sunli.n . Wt'dnrsd a~ 7 p m PraH'I m{'(-'1 >ng LA UREl. CLIFF FREE METHODIST CH URCH Rrv RoiX'rt Millrl'. pastor . H.o t:ftort E B,lrton. Director of Chr istian Edu· cation: Strvl' Eblin. aSsistant Sundav 'X' Mot I'.J :\0 am . Morning worship 10· .10 .1m .. Choir plat·tlcc. Sunda'' 6 :lOp m .: t .vC>nln~ wo1shtp 7 :top m . WcdnP.ldav Pl'a\cr and Bib](' S!ud'. 7. .'JO p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CI!RIST. C'har!PS Russell Sr .. minlste1· Rick Ma co mb£'r, su pt. Sunday School 9.30 a.m .. .wm·shlp st"f\ICI." 10:30 am Bibli' stud y TuC'~dilV 7:30 lJ m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF' JESUS CHR IST OF LA TIER DAY SAINTS Po~·! · land· Racine Road. William Roush pas! OJ . Linda Evans. r hurch school dlrE'Cior Church schoo l9:30 a m .; Mo1nlng "on~lp 10 30 a.m .: WC'dnrsday rvenlng prayl."r ·services, 'i'.Kl p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. R('v Earl Shu IN. pastor. Worship service, 9:30a .m Sundii~ School 10.30 a m. BiblE' Studv and prayer service Thurrsday, 7:30p.m. CARLETON INTEROENOMINA· TIONAL CHURCH, Kingtbury Road Rev David Curfman, paslor. Sunday School q .Ill .1m Ra lph Ca rt, Sup! Eventn~ worship i' :KJ p.m Prav('r mE.'<' Itnfi!: , Wednt '"· dm 7 .'10 p.m LONG BOITOM CHRIST IAN . Jod\' Hol lund pastor. Wallace Oamrwood. Sund:J~ Sl hool Supl Worship S<'P tee. 9 a m .. BIIJie &·hnul 10" m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. Rev Thf'l't"'n Durham, paslor Su nday !'.t: hool at 9.30 a. m ., Morning worship at 10· 30 a.m.: Sunday evening service <Jt 7:30 p m Thu rsday serv icE's at 7· 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION al Bald Knob, located on County Road :n Rev l.awrenCf' GluPsencamp, pastor Rev . Rogf'r Willford. ass1 pastor. Prroching sE>rvkes Sunday 7• 30 p m Prayf"r meeting Wednesday, 7.30 p.m., Cary Grlrtlth. lf'adC'r. Youlh groups Sunday C'V£'nin2 a t 6: JO p m with Roger and VIole! Willford, lrad(>rs Commu nion SE>rvlct> first Sunda v rach month WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEY AN CHURCH - Coolvlllc> RD. Rr\ Phillip Rldt'nour. pal'lfor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 u m .: \\Orshlp SPrvlct' 10.30 a.m , BlbiP stud'{ and "'orshlp Sf'rvice. WC'dn£'sdav. 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Mark Jon<'s. pastor Bill Nicholson, Sun· dav SchOol Sup! Sundav School9 30 a m .: Morn Inti: Worship and Commu nion 10 30 ::1 m RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST Amos Tillis. pJstor. Sonnv Hudson. supt. Sunday SchOol !l ll a m Morning worship, 10 JO am .. Sund<~ v ('\'t'nlng wrv iCf' 7.00 p.m WNinf'sday sC'rVI('(' 7 p.m WMPO pro ~~.1m 9 .1 m, C'<ich Sunda\ • RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rf' \' I lovd D Grimm Jr pas tor Sundav Sl: hoo l !t 30 ~ m .. Worship scrvlcc 10 · :lO ,1m , Young prooplf' s ~f'l'\' ) (f' 6 p m E~·'-'n),{('ll~ l lC sC'rVic(' ti :l(l p m WednPSda v s('r\'kr> 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mlllf'r St Mason. W Va Eugt>nr t.. Cong('r, ml· nisiN Sun dav Blbl<' Stud\" 10 a m : Worship 11 :.1 m, and 7 p m Wlodn£'sda v Blbl(' Stuliv voca l mus1r 7 p m . LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD D"d din~ Lane Mason, W Va .1. N Thuckf'r. pastor. EV<'ninfi!: "-ervic(' 7.:10 p m, Women's Mimst ry Thursday. 9:30 am .. Wedn('Sday Prayer and Bible Stu dy, 7· 1!1 pm • HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR IST l N CHRISTIAN UNION. Tht> Rev . William Ca mpbell , pas1or Stfnday School 9·30 a . m., James HughE"S, supt. Evenlnfi!: service 7· 30 p.m Wednsday <'\'enlng prayer meet Ing 7<10 p m Youth prayer servicE' each Tu<'sday. FAIRVIEW BIBl.E CHURCH, Letart. W. Va , Rt. l, James Lewis, pastor Wor· ship servlcrs 9 30 a.m.: Sunday Schoolll a m .: Evening worship 7 30 p m Tuesda y collage prayE'r meeting and Bible Study 9· 30 am Worship service, Wednesday 7 30 p.m OUR !=lAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut and Henry Sts , RavenswOQd, W Va . The Rt'v . Geor~C' C Weirick. pasl or. Su nd ay SChool 9· 30 a m : Sunday worship 11 a.m. CALVARY BlBLECHURCH, located on • Pomeroy Pike, Co unl y Road 25 near Flat· woods Rev B\ac)twood. pastor. Servic(>s on Sunday at 10 30 a m a nd 7' JJ p.m with Sunday Sc hool ~ . 30 a.m Bible Study, Wed nesday,7·JOpm FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHR IST, Sl Rt l.1R, Antlqully . Rev Franklin Dickens, pastor Su nd ay morn Ing 10 a.-m . Sundav even in!!! 7:30 p .m Thursday evening 7 30 p m STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· TlST CHURCH Pastor Robert Byers Sunday SchoollO a.m , Worship service 11 a .m .: Sunday evening servicc,7:30 p m .: Wednesday evening service 7· 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH Jnc., Pearl SL, Middleport. Rev O'Dell Manley, pastor Su nday School9 30 a rn.; Morning worship 10 30 a m : Ew~nlng worship 7. 30 p.m. Tuesday, 12:30 p m. Women's Prayer m('('tlnfit. Wednesday, 7:30 p m Prayer and Praise service CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC- VanZand1 and Ward Rd Eldf'r James Mllle1 , pastor. Suntlay School, JO ·JOa m , WorshlpScrvice,Sunda)', 7:30 p.m , Bible Study, Wedn(>sday, 7·30 p.m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, Harrlsom•llle Road Davtd Ferrell, pas· lor. 'Clinton Faulk, Sunday School Supt .. Sunday School 9· 30 a m.; morning worship, 11 a.m .. Sunday E>veni ng service 7: 30 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non-Pentecostal Joy Clark, pastor Worship service Sunday 10 a m , Sunday School 11 -a m Evening worship service 7. 00 p m Wednesday prayer mooting 7:00 pm. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas Conununlty off Ct Rt 8'l Rev RotK>rt Sanders, pastor. Don Wlll,laylcader Sun · day School 9: 30 am, Morning Worship 10•45a m.: Evening preaching service SE'· cond and fourth Sunday al 7:-XI p m; Chrl!tlan EndeeYa-. first and third Sun· day, 7: :.J p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible Study, 7: 30pm. OF Located on 0 J While Road of Highway ]60 Pat Hen" on, pastor Sunday School )0 a.m. ClaSst"S for all ages. Junior Church 11 a m ; Mornmg worship 11 a m Adult Choir practiCE' 6 p.m. Sunday. Youn2 Peo pi(>'S, Children 's Chutc'h an'd Adult BibleStudy, Wednesday at 7 30 p.m . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 570 Grano St . Middleport AUII!ated .wilh Southern Baptist Convenlion David Bryan, Sr, Ml nls ter Sunday School 10 a m . Morning worship ll am., Evening worship 7 p.m : Wednesday ev<>nlng Bible study and prayer m(>{'l\ng 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, SO Rt. 124 and Co. Rd 5 Mark Seever s minis ter Sunday School Supt Harry H('n drlcks; Sunday School9:30 a .m Morning wouhtp 10 .10 a m , Evening worship 7 p m . Wednesday worshtp 7 p m . ST PAUL Ll,JTHERAN CHURCH. CornC'r Svcamore and Second Sts . Pomrroy The Rr\'. William Mlddlcswarth. pstor Sunday SChool \l 45 a m ; Church S('I'V )Cl' 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr. Anthony C1annamor(' Ph 992 5898. Saturday EH~ nlng Mass 7 30 p.m; Su nday Mass, 8 a.m. and 10 a m . Conr~slons one half hour beforr each Mass. CCDclasses, 11 a m Sunday VICTORY BAPTIST 525 N. 2nd So .. MlddlepQrl JamM E Kreset' pastor. Su nday morning worship 10 a m1, Evf'nl n~ service 7 p.m .: Wednesdav pve ning worship 7 p m V!sttallon, Thursday li' :lO p.m LIVING WORD CHESTER CHU RCH OF GOO - Gilbert Sprne<>r. pastor Sun day School 9 JO am, Morning service 10.00 a .m : Su11day evPnln~ serv ice 7: 00 p. m : Mld·WH~ prayer service Wednesday 7 p.m MT . OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Lawrtonce Bush. pastor. ~ax FolmE'r, Sr Supt Su nday School and Morning Worship 9 30 a m : Sunday E'VE'ning servic(', 7 p m ; Youth meell ng and Bible Study, Wednes day , 7 p.m . UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rl 7 on Po· ffi('roy By Pass RE'V Robert E Smith, Sr . pas! or Melvin Drake, S S Sup! Sunday School fl 30 a.m., Morning Worship 10 30, Evening Worship 7 30 p.m ; Wf'dnf:'sday PrayN Se-rvice. 7 30 p.m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad Sl Mason Sundav SchoollO a m · Morn· \ng worship 11 a m., Evening servicE' 6 p m Prayc1 m['('ling and Bible Studv Wcd nt>sday 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPTIST RC'v Nyle Rordt'n pastor. Cor nC'Ilus Bunch. supl Su nd a~ School 9· Jl am . Second and foul"th Sundavs worship st.>rVIC(' at 2.30 p m MT. MORIAH RA~j'IST , F'ourJh and Muln 51 MlddiC'porl RPv Calvin Minnis paslor Mrs E lv in Bumgardner supt. Sundav School 9 W a m , Worsh ip scrvlc~ 10: .JS am J. ~ Safety . Equipment Sales and Serv1ce Rutland, Oh10 4!i775 J . Wm. "811!" Brown, Owner PhOne (614) 741 1111 Attend Church this Sunday M1ddleport Pomeroy , a POMEROY Fl RST BAPTIST. Don ld Mann. minister. William SnouffC'r,Sunday School Supt Sunday Srhool. 9' :1) a m .: Morning Wor.:;hip 10 30 a .m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po· meroy Pike David Hun!. pastor, Jack Needs, Sunday School Dir('("ctor Sunday Scool, 9: 30a.m , MornlnR Worship, 10. 'lO,· C'VC'ning WO! s hip, 7 00 p m TUC'Sd:Jy Vlsi tat ion, 7 p m Wednesday, PrayC"r ser\ Ice. 7:30 p m. Mission Frlffids. 7::\0 p m.: Girls in Ac11on, 7:30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal · ley Run Road, RM•. Emmell Rawson, po!i tor. Handley Dunn. sup! Sundav School, lOam .: Su nday('vf'ningsN\'1('(' 7·30p m , Bible tpachlnR, 7.30 p m . Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION. CHrrtv Sf .. Sy racUw Services, lOam Sunday Even in~ s('rv \ces Sundav and Wedm'Sda\' at 7:00 p :m~ 11HI.,,Oy'~ ~1.~ l'OI(]nloi Ball\mor('\! complete ol Columbus, 0 . 10• W MAIO 992-2l18 Pomerov SENTINEL am .W2 13 "l'" s SOHIO · Nationwode Ins . Co. THE DAILY E 'I'Rl1\1fTY CHURCH RE>v. W H Pi'n'in , pastor: Orobbie BUC"k:. Sunday School Sup!. Church School 9. 15 a m , Won;hl.p Sc>rv1r 10: ,l) am Otoir rcheat'Sal, 'I'u('sday, 7 JJ p.m undt>r dtrt'C'IIon of Lo1s Burt POMEROY CHUROJ OF lllE NAZA- Ohio Jh W('t'k!l ••• 991-2955 in :S:'iR 24 1.1W€'l'k s . Middleport HomehteSaws SH!lti ~1!1 Prescrtpt•ons FURNI~!er::~ROWAR:tI Mall Suhst·rlpllon!! \Vrf'ks ~~~~~! ElliS & the lord thy God, for thou hast fallen by thine " RIDENOUR :J\':Jllalllt' n " . return unto SWISHER & LOHSE m 'Pomeroy 992-JlU Pomeroy, Oh10 Subs< rlbf't'~ not df'Sirm~ to pav thr>ear r if"r mav r(' mil m ad\ .wet• dh'<-ct to Thr Dall>r Srntint'l on a .l 6or 12 month basis C1 t'<h1 "Ill l:w:' ~~wr>n C'arnN rach month . No subSC'ilpt\on~ b" mat! IX'I millf'li town ~> "hf'rr> homP r~ltl'IC'!' Sf't\'lrC' Pomeroy 116 S Second NEW YORK '·· ~ CI.OlHING HOUSE ;lr','-.). KERMIT'S KORNER SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Routt• OnC' Wt-('k . .. . . . .. .. $1 1() OnC' Month $4 Aft OnC> Yf>ar .. . . . .. $57 20 SINGLE COPY PRI(;E Dallv 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. OH. Phone 992-2975 Chester GIFTS POSTMAsn::a· Send address chan~rs to Th(' Dallv SmlilK'I, 111 Court Sl Pomcrov Ohio 4'i769 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 8t SERVICE John F. Fullz & "Mill St. WHEN WE ABANDON OUR FAITH, WE MUST ONE DAY RETURN IT J. Maocus Fultz • MJIDEPORT BOOK STORE Church Olflce Supphes Pom('rov. Ohio 45769. Ph . 992 2156 Sf' rnnd (' l aS!I Ohio, ~ Ray Riggs Ph. 915·"00 The Interested Businesses Listed On ,This P. J. PAULEY, AGENT TEAFORD REALTY MEIGS nRE CENTER, INC. _1 " " "''"" ' "'' 6 "' "57 '52 211 • '"' tncn nl and Church St!CCESS ROAD CHURCH OF C' HRIST - JoS('ph B Hosk ins. c\'angel\sl Sunday BlbiE>Sludy9a m. , Worship, lO am· Sunday rvt"ning service 6 p m .. Wednpsday C'VE"ning St'rVicr> 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racin(' , Rt 124 William Hoback. pastor . SundaY School 10 a m , Sunday evening service 7 p m. Wednrsdav {'venlng s('rvke 7 p.m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Chea dle . Supt. Sunday School 9 30 a.m. Morninfi!: Worshtp10 ·30a m Prayer srrv1cr.al tNn ate Sundays I MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave. Rf'v, Clark Bak(>J, pastor Carl No! !Ingham. Sunda v School Supt Sundav SchOol 10 am with classC>s for all agrs Even In~ ~l'J vice-s at 6 p m Wfi.'dn(>sdav Bi blr> study a17:30 p m Youth srrvlces Frl dav at 7 10 p m Ef'CLESIA FELLOWSHIP. 128 Mill S1 . Mldolepor1 Brother Chuck MrPh('rson pastor. Sunday Sthool ]0 a .m .. Sundav evf'nlng services at? p m aod WC'dn£>SdaV Sf'rvkf's al 7 p m ANT IQUITY BAPTIST Earl Shuler. pastor Sundav School 9 JO 3 m , Church SE'rvlc£' 7 p m , Youth m£>etln~ . 6 p m Tuf'sdav Bible STudv.al 7 p.m FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 33045 Hll:Jnd Road. Pomerov Tom Krlly. pas tor Dannv L~mber t S S Sup! Sunday morntn,:( Sl'rvlce al 10 am, Sundav even lng servic(' 7 :ro p m Tuesday and Thurs dav Sf'rvlces a1 7 30 p m WORD OF FAITH. 93 Mil l SL. Mlddlf' port Sundav mor ntng S('rvlcl' 10· 15 a m ' Sunliay C'Vl'n in g 7 30. Thursday mornlnJ! Btblf' studv 10 a m Wednl'sdav l"ve ntng 7 30 p.m. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Re\ Glendon Stroud pastor Sundav St· hool 9. 30 a .m Worsh1p S{'rv\r(', HI 30 am Youlh se n 'IC'f' Sundav G· 15 p m Sunday t'Wning srrvlcf'i OOp m Wed nN;dav P ra v(lr Mf'e llnf! and B1blf' Study 700pm NF.ASE SETrLEMENT CHURCH. Sun d:1v afte>rnoon ~rrvlcf'S at 2<Yl Thursda\ rvC.nl na: SC'fvlCC'S at 7 :lfl. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Mason W Va Pastor R1\l Murphy Sunday School10 a m , Sunday {'vrning 7: 30 p m Prav('t mf'f'ling and Bib!<' study W<:'dnesday 7~ ~ p nl Evrryonl' welcome RUTLA.ND FREE WILL BAPTIST. Sa ll'm St Rf"v Paul Taylor. p:.st or Sunday School HI a m , Sunday E'venl n,g 7 30 p m , WC'dnf'sdav rvrnlng pravf'r m('('tlng 7:30 pm SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH SllvC>r Ridgr Duanf' Svd('nstrlcker pa~t or Sund.ty School \l a.m , Church sNvic(' 10 am B1ble Studv Wed nl'Sdav 111 7 Wpm ~lun r> thi'U Srptrmbrr. 7 p m Q('!Obf'r thru Ma y Sunda\ f'vt•mng Fr>llows hlp i p.m June thru ScptC'mbrr. 6 p m Oclob(>r lhru Mav Sermonette Now LS the season of memories, summertime memolies In school soon, a techer will ask students to write abou! the best memolies of summer. How many different papers w11l be written Summer is the time of vacations. reunions, picnos. Founh of July, ball games, swimming and fairs. The best memolics are of things we did or accomplished. Pa11iclpatton or action Is by far the most fun. ' Here comes the Meigs Fair and lots of people and entering things they have made or built or canned or baked, etc. The faiT means gelling np early and ,.;laying up late. Those who show their animals need to stay close by and hardly get any sleep but never seem to miss it until the next week, and then they sleep very !at<'. God never wantl'lllife to he dull and full of hard labor only. God enjoyed the Garden of Eden with Adam. He gave us heautlful sunrises and sunsets, flowers and good thing~ to see as well as 1oeat and smell. God save us minds and most of all memories A remembeling _of all the good times and the abilily lo forget !he bad times or at least to put them Into the back reaches of the mind. God has given us a most beautiful and lovely world to live in and then prepared an even better, special place called Heaven The fa1r gives us wondrous memories. Think of the food and drinks and ride> and fliends and excitement that just cannot be pul out of mind so · easily J'hos Is God'sgifttoall ages, a season for memorot>s . Whatever lhat season may be there Is excitement In the a or and Into the very being of each one of us children. Be we children of five oo· 95 we are touched by the thrill and excitement of the fair. 1 enjoy the fair and many other things also, bull also know It all comes from God and His great love for me and all mankind. Enjoy life and have fond memolies, but also remember God has reservro a belter place for us than all our fond memories pul togclher. He senl His son Jesus the Christ to take away our sins, so Heaven could be ours. Believe in Jesus the Christ and all your wonderiul memories of all the fairs In your life wUI pale to the glory that will be ours in Heaven abOve. Pray when that day comes and you leave this eanhly home, you will enler into God's domain, Heaven The great fair of happiness for eternity. -Rev. William Middleswarth. Meigs County Lutherans. ' ., '· ·. �• Page-6- The Daily S8ntinel Friday. August 9, .1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Judge O'Brien concludes 68 court cases • The Daily Sentinel • f t 0 CHALLENGE - ADen Ball, Route 7 resident and a retired Pomeroy Post Office mail carrier, challenges Meigs Countlans w mise a bigger potato than thts two pound, three OUJI(,'e spud he is holdlng from hts garden. Ball says he'D pay 52 to the person coming up with a bigger potato. Retlrlngon March 10, 19671romthePomeroyPostO!flee ha>btg ...-.ed25yearsasacltycarrierandl5yearsasaruralrnnier,BaUthen wenlln!AJ the lumber business and later sold real estate. He Is oow 84 and Ibis year maintains a two acre garden plot at his home. ' Angry Floridians send felon home LOS ANGELES tUPl) - A mentally disturbed convicted sex offender who has been shuttled between the East and West Coasts by Jaw enforcement officials has returned to California on a flight paid for by angry Florida residents. Weston Hill, 44, arrived at International Airport Thursday aboard a flight from Miami In the company of his attorney, public defender James Evans, who said he would try to get Hill settled and into psychiatric care. Dade County Judge Gerald Klein droppedindecentexposurecharges against Hill on Monday and told him to return to California. Among those sending Hill off In Miami were representatives of radiO station WHYI-FM, whose angry listeners raised about $l,O'Xl to send him back to Callfomla. As Hill was leaving, the station played the record "Missing You," which contains the line: "l ain't missing you at alL" "lf I have a future It's here in Ca lifornia. " the gap-toothed Hill sa id as he stepped from the plane. 'The publicity surrounding my retur'Dis somewhat humorous. Does Ronald Reagan get this much publicity'' " I hope the publlclty will work into something helpful .... and help me hY stabillzlrig my life. Now I feel obligated and responsible for my actions . I should have the right to relax In society. I am not a sick person or a criminaL" Hill said he wants to become either a bodybuilder or a gospel slriger . Santa Monica Police Chief James Keane admits he shipped Hill to Miami March 19 after learning the man had been released from a California mental hospital and was back on the streets. Two weeks later, Hill was arrested for pulling down his pants to reveal a pairofsee·throughshorts on a Miami Beach street. The arrest touched off a cross-country controversy in which Miami city commissioners threatened to sue Santa Monlca. Santa Monica officials, including Keane, have since apologlzed, and Miami has accepted ... Keane said he sent Hill to Miami out of frustration with thejusticeand mental health systems that keep putting him back on the street. The tnnishment, he said, was also part retaliation lor a similar action by a Fort Lauderdale judge who gave a young woman arrested 47 times for prostitution a one-way ticket to Los Angeles. She wound up in Santa Monica, where authorities say she has rontinued to pursue her profession . Mason County fair schedule FRIDAY, AUGUST 8 9:00a.m. 9:30a.m. !O:OOa.m. Jl :OOa.m. I:OOp.m. 2:00p.m. 2:15p.m. 3:00p.m. 5:00p.m. 6:00p.m. 6:30p.m. 7:00p.m. 8:00p.m. 9:00p.m. 11:00 p.m. Gates Open Flag Raising Ceremony Rabbit Judging, Show Ring JunlorTruciAJr Driving Contest Seulor TruciAJr Driving Contest Pedal TraciAJr PuB Fair Chapel Opens Juulor Dog Show, Show Ring Pet Parade Younger Brothers Point Pleasant High School Band Concert Styletles Twirling Corp, Inside Stage ModHied Trucks, TruciAJrs and Super Stock Truck Pull Markel Hog and Lamb Sale, Show Ring Stonebedge (Rock) Fair Scholarships Award Baby Beef Sale Younger Brothers, Main Stage Goodnight-Gates Close Fifty-five people were fined and 13 Sokolsky, Dayton, $22 and costs; others forfeited bonds ln the weekly Billy. C. HIU, Sr., Racine, $25 and court of Meigs County Judge costs; Ralph Uchttuss, Staunton, Patrtck O'Brien. Va.; $21 and costs; James Bryant, Forfeiting bonds were James Marietta, $21 and costs; Amy McGuire, Zanesville, $50; Thomas Young, Denver, Colo., $25 and costs; Foster, Akron, $50; Barbara Ed· John Lath, Lebanon, $19 and costs; . monds, Parkersburg, $50; Calvin Diedre Marshall. Marietta, $25 and Hancock, Bucyrus, $50; Michael costs; Linda O'Brien, Racine, UJ Hardy, Mlneral.City, $43; Edward and costs; J~mes Wright, Cooivtlle, Gross, Bay Village, $00; Sakellcrlos $20 and costs; Jerry Lewts, Letart, Zagortanos. Holiday, Fla., $43; · w. Va., $20 and costs; Marshall Joseph Wolfe, Racine, $50; Clean Sla11!r, Albany, $21 and costs; Alice Briggs, Galloway, $50; Dana Wllii· Curtts, Tuppers· Plains, $26 and ams, Pomeroy, $70, Harold Walker, costs; James Nungesser, Proctor· Ravenswood, W.Va .. $50, all posted ville, $21 and costs; Nell Alley, on speeding charges, and Wendell Clnclnnatl, $2!1 and costs; William Eblin, Middleport, $35, following too Frasher, Kentucky, $:!2 and costs; closely. Thomas Marzllef, Columbus, $2!1 Fined on gpeedlng charges were . and costs; Kirk Pennington, GaJUIris Batley, P6meroy. $Wand costs; polis, $26 and costs; Jack Hoge, Larry Bradley, Callipoli•. $20 and Columbus, $21 and . costs; Fred costs; Harold Spencer, Pomeroy, Priddy, Middleport, $22 and costs; $Z! and costs; Eleanor Lawson, Robert Roush, Syracuse, $22 and Racine. SW and costs; Daniel costs; Melissa Snyder, Pomeroy, Minzler, McConnelsville, $23 and $20andcosts; Rober1Ice,Fairmont, costs; Jack Plauche, Parkersburg, W.Va., $21 and costs; Patsy Ingels, $2!1 and costs; George Pertee, Middleport: $21 and costs; Roy Creston, $~ and costs; Everett Lucas, Sr., Little Hocking, $21 and Pertee, Sterling, $20 and costs; costs. Michael Anderson, Washlngton, W. Fined on other charges were Va., $23 and costs; Danny Tillis, Michael Stewart, Middleport, $10 Rutland, $25 and costs; Joel and costs, failure to yield; Kimberly Racine council se·e ks renewal levy Meeting in regu Jar session Monday night Rllcine Village Council passed a resolution placing a three mill renewal levy for current operating expenses on the November ballot. ln numerous othE'r actions, council approved the purchase of a large weed eater for the street depart· ment; approved the purchaseoflwo loads oflarge limestone for repair of a washout on the Greenwood Cemetery Road; passed a resolution accepting the offer of the Twin City Shrine Club to transfer owner· ship of property to the village; approved spending $:at0 for the repair of the fire house roof Letters ol appreciation were sen t to Sherry Lawson for mowing at .Greenwood Cemetery; Doug Wick· tine,. for mowing along Route 338; Ted Warner and the rou nty garage crew for assistance given on the recent repairolthedumpbedonthe village truck. Mayor Charles Pyles appointed councilmen Scott Wo~e and Dick Wamsley to check and report back on the approximate rosts to replace the steps on the walk at the end ri Tyree Blvd. and Marshal Alfred repairs on the radar gun. Councilman Bob Beegle reported that the Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency will have two workers for the village. . Fire Chief Robert Johnson reported that the rescue equipment truck could possibly be completed by Aug. 20. It is helrig paid for with $al,O'Xl through the Community Development "Biock Grant aUoted through the Meigs County Commis· sioners; $6,0::0 from village funds and $4100 from the fire department. Street Commissioner Glenn Rizer reproted that during July he hauled 22 loads of trash to the county landliil. He was called out eight times on various problems and he repaired_ the flasher light . near Southern High SchooL Rizer will be painting the school markings within the next two weeks. Marshal Lyons reported that he traveled 425 miles in July, received 26 calls, 12 complaints, made lour an:ests and collected $1ll6. Attending the session were Mayor Pyleas, council members, ~le, Frank Cleland ., Carroll Teaford, Larry Wolfe and Scott Wolfe, Chief Johnson. Marshall Lyons and Street Commissioner Rizer. Lyons was authorized to have wire Meigs squads made A total of 249 nms - 183 emergencies and 63 transfers were made by units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Servi· ces during July, Administrator Bob Speaker chosen for for chamber meeting Ivan Faske, committee coordinator for the Personal Development Institute. Athens, will he speaker when the Pomeroy Area Chamber Tuesday at Veterans of Commerce meets Memorial at noon ijospital. Faske will speak on alcoholism and a lcohol abUSE> and addiction . Pauline Taylor, Middlepor1,1s the Winner of a grocery shoppbtg spree which will be held at Kroger' s under the sponsorship of the chamhet. Date of the spreP has not been set. ADC funds received State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson announced the August, 19ffi, distribution of $00,629,&19 in Aid to Dependent Children to 635,471 recipients in Ohio . Meigs County received $236,983 for 2,572 recipients. 2~9 runs in July Byer repons . Units ll;ansported 145 pa(ients on the 183 emergency runs with '37 . patients going to Veterans Me!llorial Hospital; 29 to Holzer Medical Center; nine to Pleasant Valley Hospital and 10 to other hospitals. Calls a nswered by the various units Include Pomeroy, 46; Racine, 35; Syracuse, 19; Rutland, 29; Tuppers Plains, 19; Middleport. 35, trimsfers units, 66. Mileage of all vehicles for the month total('(! Jenkins, Sy.racuxe, $00 altd rosts, ll days in jaU, 29 suspended, making a false alarm; SJO and rosts, posses· sion ~marijuana, and$10and costs. . disorderly conduct; Jess Loudon, Bidwell, UJ and costs, operating watercraft without Ufe preservers on board; Glen Werry, Hemlock Grove, $150 and costs, taking and possessing a deer during the closed seasOn; Creston Newlarid. Reeds· vOle, $10 and costs, fatlure to yield; James CotteriU, Rutland, $10 and costs, left of center; Tim Thomas, Pomeroy, domestiC violence, ll days in jatl, 2!1 suspended; six months probation, refrain from complainant, and pay costs; Ronnie Pearson, Dexter, $50 and costs, menacing threats and five days in jaU; five days in jail and costs, disorderly. conduct; Terry Jarrell, Langsville, $D) andcosts,ll days In jail, six rmnths license suspension, driving while intoxicated; Cameron Holn), Athens, $10 and costs, failure to display valid license plates; Jimmy Deem. Racine, $10 and costs, stop sign violation; George Stobart, Jr., Raclne,$75 and costs,10 day jail sentence suspended, one year probation, no valid Ohio driver's license; EUzabeth Winland, Pomeroy, S50 and cosis, three days PORTLAND- Free clothing day wlil be held at the Freedom Gospel Mission Church, Bald Knob, between Portland and Bashan Road, Frtday. urunj..<CrnC't'l!, ju" <YI I "' ,.;"' POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ~~~wrim .~••noJ.I.,,. ., , M2·203' 0t !Jt2·5121 FLOWERGROWJNG WINNERS -Cash prizes were awarded to the residents havmg the most attractive flowers al the Stonewoods Apartments mMiddleport. Winners were from tile left, Opal and George Cumrnmlns, tltlrd place, $211; ZeDa Taylor, center, first place, $110; and CHiford an Irene-- Christ, second plaoo, $211. Beat of the bend WhereJs the sun? SPECIAL . By BOB HOEFLICH Sentnel Stall Writer What the ??? . . Wonder whatever happened to the sun? J3e. fore rolling into the bunk Wednes· day night. I checked with the television on Thursday's weather - and I was assured that there would be sun across Ohio Thursday. Well - it didn't tum out that way. Doesn't the weatherman even include us in Ohio? . SIMMONS OLDS.-CAD.-CHEV•. Salutes and Supports All The Local County Fairs••• · .s,eci~l f\n&nctni 8 • 8 0/10. GMAC Ato!NUAL PERCENTAGE RATE Available On Full Size Pickup Trucks tf2 and If• Ton, 2 and 4 WhHI Drive You (On save hundreds of dollars in interest, so don't delay ..... BUY TODAY!!! Onlg AI · . "Yfm Dealet On The Rlm...... " SIMMONS OLDS.-CAD.-CHEV. Pomeroy, Oh. East Main St. Phone 992-6614 HOURS: 9-8 Mon.-Fri .; 9-4 Sat. From POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS BREAKFAST BAR FOR TWO ATSHONEY'S ·DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST Rt. 33 Mason, W. Va. GLASS, INC. 365 West Main St. · Ripley, W. Va. (614) 446-8144 (304) 773-5710. (304) 372-5804 Call Collect Call Collect Residents of the Rutland area or former Rutland residents might want to give a little financial boost to a project being carried out hY the Rutland High School Alumni Association. The association is a !tempting to . ratse funds to purchase stage curtains for the Rutland Civic Center - and has done quite well. The curtains cost about $2,0::0 and the association stili needs only about $500 . If you'd like to help, just mail your contribution to Marte Birchfield, P.O. BoX 204 in Rutland. The CiviC Center has come such a long way and is an attractive spot. The stage curtains will undoubtedly enhance the auditorium. GALLIPOLIS- Grande Squares will hold a Western style square dance SaturdaY. at St. Peters Episcopal Church, 541 Second Ave., GaUipolis from 8: 30 to 11: ll p.m. with Jim Taylor as caller. Entries lor the talent show to be held at the Meigs Cou nty Fair on Tuesday at 4 p.m. on the hlllside stage will be accepted until 2 p.rh. that day. The show is sponsored by the Meigs County Junior Fair. A$2feels required lor registration and entries are to be malted to the Meigs County Extension Service, Box 32, Mul· berry Heights, Pomeroy, ortaken"to the Junlor Fair Butldlng on the fairgrounds before 2 p.m. on Tuesday. . Cash prizes In three places wlll be awarded. · WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Amateur Gardeners will meet Wednesday at 6:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Arthur Strauss. A picnic wUJ be held and those attending are to take a covered dish. Drinks and dessert will befumished.Co-hostess will be Bernice Durst. Rlni...AND- The annual reunion of the family of the late Oscar and Reed Hysell will be held Aug . 18 at the Forest Acres Park in Rutland . Dinner will be noon in sheit.e r house number 3. rr=:;:;:===;:==::;:::; erbre ad , . • n~ V 1 Is Now Accepting Registrati_ons For The 1985 -8(1 School Year TlJESDAY PH. ·992-7177 RUJ'LAND- Rutland Village theJamesWolfefamilywlllheheld Sundav at the home of Mr. and ll1fs. 0 Qse Pre-School BEDFORD TWP - Bedford Township Trustees meet Monday, 7 p.m .. at town hall. ~C~ou~n:!cll~w~ill~m~ee~t~Tu~esd~a~y:_:a~t:_:7~:~30u.::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Wolf Pen community notes their children and their famUies, and enroute home spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel WorleY, Stacy and Daniel, Daniels, W.Va. Mr . and Mrs. Harley Johnson and Tammy, and Mrs. Iva Johnson enjoyed a trip last week to Kernersville, N.C. where they visited Mr. and Mrs. LoveUe Blake and Avis WUson and - her son, Jim and granddaughter. From there they went to Charlotte, N.C. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Okey Burdette and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank and Sarah Beth of Texas Road were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning and Ronald. Circles, Zirkles gather Helen and Jamie Holter, Margaret Tuttle, Michael, Pammy and Mi· chele Zirkle, Maxine, Brent, Jeff and Tara Rose, Freda Russell, Rae Reynolds, Ralph Harden. Jean . Cleek, Randy: Robin, Rilchael, Robert and Russell Reiber, Jane Jett, Brian Fox, Martha, Bob, Bill, Becky and Amy Lee, Rose, Michael and Gladys Deem. A hayrtde, weiner roast and homemade ice cream were enjoyed by 56 members of the Circle-ZirkleZerkle clan when they gathered Saturday evening preceding the reunion at the home of Carl and Nancy Circle. Yes, We' Open COMPLETE SERVICE NEEDS Tune-Ups, Air Conditionng, Oil, Filter, Lubes CALL 992-2594 or 992-6421 FOR APPOINTMENT --· ''"' .. '-~"• .• MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE! 1984 NISSAN CAMPER 5 speed trans . with dual rearwtleels. Has air cond. in the cab and air in ttle camper. Only 8 .800 miles . Middleport CLEAN INSIDE AND OUT! 1982 CHEV. CAMARO, BERliNETTA Cpe. AT. PS, Air COI)d., tilt wheel, cruise. power windows, power door locks, AM -FM -Stereo, elec· tric mirrors and muctl , much more . y"~:Ui·~:i....._··• ·~lA. . \, \. LOOI!i AT THIS ONE! Emcnvr Pll. "2-21U The Sto,. With "AIIItlndi . Of Stuff"-For P-. St•bl... i. Smlll Anlm..., LllwM 1nd Glr•M 399 South Third m· V-6 engine. AT, AM-FM. power windows, power door locks. 60/ 40 split seats. Aircond ., tilt, cruise. MODERN SUPPLY ,_.,, Olole Cooper Chrysler l'•ymouth-Dodge, Inc. r------------'l-.-------============= 1984 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4 DR. w. ..... AJ.•EXANDRIA - Descendants of Hoit and Mary Foster.Curtis will have a reunion on· Aug. 18 at the Alexandria Service Ciubhali,33MUI Street, Alexandria. There will he a basket dinner at noon and ali relatives and friends are invited to an end . covereddish. ALL FlEA & nCK CONTROL PRODUCTS FOR DOGS & CATS•••• .*Flea & Tick Collars *Flea & Tick Powders & Sprays *Flea & tick Shampoo *Dog Dips *Indoor Foggers 344 Reunions 6; 30 RACINE - The 37th reunion of REEDSVILLE -The Reedsville Action is beginning to take place 'at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds in ' preparation for the annual Meigs County Junior and Senior Fairs. Mrs. Muriel Bradford, senior lair board secretary, reported thAI The third annual reunion of the business was brisk on Thursday as Do you remember "Mr. ·clrcle-Zirlde-Zerkle clan was held tesldents registered their entries In ihe competition. Muriel says that Whiskers"? at the home o! Larry and Patty So many do, I'm sure. the camping area on the grounds Circle on July 28 with a potluck His name Is Anderson Kibble and d!Mer being served at noon. has been lricreased - tt seems that camping in conjunction with the IJe ·is from the Reedsville area. He Florence Circle had grace. fair is getting increasingly popular. ' was annually at ali of the county Prizes were awarded to Lee Now -that's news to tne. fairs selling peanuts - and-- he was Harris, Freda Russell, Keith Circle, Incidentally, the fair board office into beards before beards became Kim FoUrod, Robert Ashley, and has been improved much so popular. Pammy Zirkle. A committee of Jeff At any rate, Anderson has Circle, Sonia. Circle. .Sue Hager, improved - for this fair. The ceiling was lowered with new . undergone aieg amputation anp is Pam Foreman, Ila Marks, June recessed lighting added. New win- confined to the Arcadia Nursing Ashley, Dixie Circle, and Larry dows were installed along with a Center, Room 17, Coolville, Ohio Circle were named to plan next front window similar to a theater 45723. year's reunion. Sonia Circle had He'd just love to hear from you. gifts for the children. ticket window so !bat lairgoers can take care of their business and Attending the reunion were Kay, Members of Middleport Masonic questions at theo!ficewithoutgolng . Monica and Mindy Hill, Jeff, Santa, inside. Carpeting has been added Lodge 363, Free and Accepted Jeffrey and Nikki Circle, Bob p.nd and overall the office appears to lle Masons will attend Heath United June Ashley, Vicki Boso, Mary Methodist Church in Middleport .at Russell, Florence Circle, Paul more spacious. the 10: ll a.m. Sunday morning Moore, Keith, Fritz, Casey and Thanks Evelyn Wolford, Sybil worship. Ali members of the lodge Annie Circle, Douglas and Elsie Ebersbach and June VanVranken are asked to be attend. Circle, Linda Patterson, Larry, And - while on the subject of Patty, Shane and Grant Circle, for advising that you do have the church- I do want to point out that Harold andSueHager,KimFollrod, words to the aged song requested by the Brewer Family at Portland. the annual Meigs County Fair Kathy, Stephanie, Stacey, and The words are being forwarded to worship service of the Meigs Shannon Price, Ernestine - Werry, the family and I appreciate the County Ministerial Association wUI Keih, Rachael and Whitney Ashley, be held at 7;30 p.m. Monday. David, Ann and Bmda 4Jrkle, helpin' hand. By the way, Evelyn got Into Special music by the group, Saved, Samantha Maynard, Edson and trouble while making a visit to her wUI be a feature. The service is Mary Roush, Jeff Shane, Todd at Oak Hill, W.Va. Evelyn went for most certainly open to the public Alexander. David Young, David Sigman, a week's visit . However, she sUpped and is a tradition of the local fair. and fell on a oily road , fracturing Jim, Karen, Jlr(lmy and Rick her shoulder. She ended up havlrig Maybe if you we~r the seatbelt Werry, Doyle, Dona, Ben and Jenny to stay in Oak Hill for five weeks- you' U keep smiling longer. Mutt!, Lee and Susie Harris, Dixie Circle, Luta Circle, Sandi Harden, Jim and Pam Foreman; Carl, Nancy, Jar rod , Jason and Patrece Circle. NeUandllaMarks,Chrisand Tim ~nd Donna Marie Flesher, ents are Mr . and Mrs. Robert E. . Petra Circle and Alysia, Roger, 1200 C Lockwood St., Belpre, are French, Lorain. announcing the birth of a son, Evan Christopher on Saturday, Aug. 3, at St.Joseph's Hospital In Parkersburg. He weighed five pounds, 13 ounces and was 18'1.! inches long. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. G .S . Flesher ofHarrisvllle. W.Va., and the maternal grandpar- Fair talent show entries are taken POMEROY -TheaniJua!Hayes· Young-Holiday school re4nion wlli he held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the old Holiday School grounds on Gilkey Ridge Road. MONDAY DARWIN - Meigs County Dis· abled AmeriCan Veterans, Chapter 53, will hold annual picnic at the roadside park on Route 33, south of Darwin, at p.m. Monday; all members invited and are to take a , Rtm..AND- A hymn sing will be held at the Rutland Freewill Baptist Church at 7 p.m. each evening through Sunday. On Wednesday evening a song and pra ise service will also be held. 1""'-=--__:-------'--------------j • POINT-MA~ON ~UTO surgery and the whole bit - and now is undergoing regular therapy at Veterans Memorial Hospital. TUPPERS PLAIN - The 50th annual Parker reunion will he held on Aug. 11 at the Tuppers Plains Elementary School. The gathering will begin at 12: ll with dinner to be servedatlp . m. MIDDLEPORT- Hymn sing Saturday, 7: ll p.m. at the Middleport Church of Christ in Christian Union, with Dan Hayman and the Country Hymntimers. p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. RACINE -Revival hegins at the Racine Apostolic Church Sunday with preaching and singing every night through the week except Monday. Services will begin at 7: ll p.m . each even!rig with Evangelist John Courtney oflndianapolls, Ind., as special guest speaker. SUNDAY ANTIQUITY - Homecoming Sllnday, Faith Fellowship Crusade for Christ, State Rt.338, beglrinlng!O a.m. Bring coverEd dish, public invited. Flesher birth being announced THAT:S RIGHT ...with any windshield installed during the month of August by our Mobile Service, or at either of our Three Convenient Locations, enjoy all the Breakfast Bar you can eat on Point-Mason Auto Glass at your local Shoney's - FREE! AL CONARD, OWNER OF POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS, WANTS YOU TO KNOW THAT HE IS VERY APPRECIATIVE OF THE BUSINESS YOU HAVE GIVEN HIS TWO NEW LOCATIONS AND SAYS THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE. FORKED RUN - Descendants of James and Bertha Cremeans wlll hold their annual famtly reunion Satur!lay at Forked Run Lake. All relattv~ and friends are invited. Dinner wlll be served at 12: ll p.m . Rtm..AND Rutland Bow Hunters Association meets Satur· day, 8 p.m. at the clubhouse. Tom Wolfe In Raclrie . A covered dish dinner wlil be held at I p.m. CARMEL - The Carmel United Methodist Church will hold its homecoming services Sunday with Sunday school to begin at 9; 30 a.m. and the regular worship at 10; 45. There will be a potluck dinner at noon followed by a service of special stngtng and readings from 1 to2 p.m. the public is Invited. SATURDAY POMEROY -Anopenhousewill be beid from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the Riverboat Room of the Diamond Savings and Loan to honor Larry and MarIa Grimes. full<'r~l lfn•' United Methodist Women will hold a bazaar at the Reedsville firehouse Saturdayfrom9a.m. to4p.m. There wlli he homemade items, a bake sale, and yard sale items. lndividu· als can rent their own table for$5and sell their items all day. Hot dogs, pop, coffee and baked goods wlil also be sold . Thoselnterestedinrentlnga table may contact Marlene Put· man, 378-6371 or Pat Marlin, 37&-6233. POMEROY - Hemlock Grange meets Saturday 7:30 p.m. at the grange hall; change due to upcomlrig Meigs County Fair. Election ·of officers to be held. Free-Free-Free-Free-Free-Free Call Collect Rtm..AND - Public dance at Rutland Civic €enter, 8 to 11 p.m. with music hY Itomlc Sound; $2 single;. $3 couple. T1o.Woitl~ r~8~,41;7~. 6.~a;n;a\;•e;r;ag~e~o;f;33;.8~pe=r~c;all;s;·;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= 1010 FiiSt Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio FRIDAY bt~ur1lutly \lfli,llnal ~h. -Page-7 Comrnunity calendar I area happenings r-;:==========~ ~n.,. Friday. August 9 1986 By The Bend In jail suspended lflleenseobtalned, no drlver'sllcense, and$Sandcosts, no multler; 1\'lax Laudennllt, 1\'lid· dleport, costs and refrain ~m complainant, disorderly. conduct --charge; BarbaraGrover,Pomeroy, $150 and costs, three days in jatl, 00 day. license suspension, driving while intoxicated; Kall Knapp, Langsville, costs only, disorderly conduct; Jeffrey Frazier, Orab, $10 and costs, left of center; Earl Stephens, Pomeroy, and Marsllall Pursley, Parkersburg, S50andcosts each on disorderly conduct charges; Randy Slewart, Middleport, $100 and costs, reckless operation, $25 and costs, ll days In jatl. 29 suspended, one year proba· Uon, failure to transfer plates; Ralph Leesburg, Bidwell, $50 and costs, disorderly. conduct. If You Art In The Market For a Full Siu Car 1983 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM 4 DR. V· B engine, air AM -FM- Cassetto, 55/45 split seats. tilt. cruise. less t~an 29,000 miles. SEE: Jimmf Deem, E• Bartels, or J. D. Story SMITH-NELSON MOY.ORS 500 E. �-Sentinel .,_ .................... ....... _..__ ................. ,. IICI.'fYit"... l ........... , llfft811~ ......... t~ ................ ,_.._.._ ., . ._ .... .. .,...,.. ..., ...... .,.,.. ............ ._.._ ,,.,.c-.. . .......... ......... ~-'!~i ~~ ,..._ _-:,:~ ~-·~ ::! .,, ,., 11hwllotll . . u ........... . ,,,,,..,,.,,,.,,.,, .....,. ..........,.... Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Nonce OF Middleport. Meigs County. Ohio COS! - $106.000 An Environmental R&o view Racord respecttng the wi1hon project has been made by 1he above nemed Village whoch documents the enV1ronmental nMew of 1he roject This Envoron· menta Revtew Record 1s on file at the above eddreu and is available for public examination upon request. The project has been found to have no significant effect on the env1ronmant. The Viftage of Moddleport will undertake the descnbed ,proJect With Econom~ Development funds from 1he Ohio Department of Dovelopment under Tille I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 The Village of Middleport is certifying to 0000 that the Village and Mayor Fred Hoffman in his official capacity as Mayor. consent to accept the jurisdoe1Jon of the Federal Courts if an action is brought to enforce responsi bilities in relation to environment"! reviews, decision-maktng and ac- NOnCE OF SALE 8y w1uo of.., Older ot Sale ISsued out of tt. Common PI- Court of Meigs CouniV. Ohto, tn the case of Bank One, Athens. N.A .• Pomeroy. Ohoo. Plaintiff, agamat Darrell Brewer, et at • Oefendanll. upon a judgment therein rendered. being CHo No. 85-CV86 in satd Court, I will offer for - · at tho front door of the Courthouse an Pomeroy. Metg1 CouniV. Ohio. oo the 30th day of Auguat. 1985. at 10·00 O'Clock A.M. the following lands and tene- Ohio, commencing at 2 00 p.m.. with respect to the jJFOPOHd auance of lndusirial Dewlopment Revenue Bonds by tho CooniV of Meogs. Ohio. m pnnapal amount not to exceed S1 .800.000 to auiat MGR, ltd. a Pennaylvania llmitad pannenhip, '" financing the costs of acqu~r­ lng. construcbng .,d installing a comrNn:iaf buUd1ng for 18818 to Fiahef's Big Wheel, Inc for use u a retail discount department store. The butlding mil be loce1ed north of Pomeroy, Oh10 and has a street addren of 41300 lAurel Cliff Road Any person may appeer at a~ch hearing and express his or her views regarding the &cqt.Mr· ing, constructing and instalting of such bUikting or lhe iuu ance of such tndustnal devol opment revenue bonds by the County of Meigs. Oh10 to finance same. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO 08VId J Koblentz. Pres~dent (8) 9. 1tc Manning K Roush Richard E Jones Public Notice NOTICE OF FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS Village of Middleport Village Hall 237Race St. Middleport. Ohoo 46 760 (614) 992·6782 • TO ALL INTERESTED GROUPS. PERSONS. AND AGE;fi!CIES: On or about Aug 26. 1986 the above named Villag11 will request the Ohio Department of DeveiQPment. Office of Local Government Serv1ces. to -Federal funds under Totle I of 1he Housing and Community Oavelopment Act of 1974 (PL 93-383) for the following project. Title - Economic Development loan Fund Loca1oon - ViRage of ,,. ... ..__ ··......... ...,.,_ '". ..,.. ·- ..--- ments. to-wrt oo lneatlld ., 1 Hogh s-~ Pomeroy, Ohlor and Situated 1n the Village of Pomeroy, County of Mei91 and State of Oh1o, and described as follows: Being a pen of Lot No 17 of Bumap'a Additton to Pomeory. deoc:ribod .. Begtnmng on the .auth hne of High Street. 112Y, feet WIS· tef1y of the northeast comer o1 lot No 17 of Bumap·s AddrtJon to Pomeroy, to a potnt which •• 75 feet westerly of BlazB'tNic's west corner. and is marked by a ttle set on the upper side of bnck retalntng wall. thena~ south 8 dog 50' tion,andthattheserespon- East 71 % feet to a malt( on a ~biht1es have been satisatone wall, thence northwwfied . The legal effect of the terly foUomng the south line of Certification IS that upon its , Lot No 17 to the northwest approval. the Village of comer of the same, on the Middleport may use the South hne of Htgh Street; Block Grant funds. and thence easterty followtng the 000 D will have satisfied 10uth line of High Street to the i1s responslbil~ies • under place of beginning the National EnvironmenReference Deed Votume tal Policy Act of 1969. 252. P - 897; Volume 273, 0000 w~l accapt an Page 917. and Volume 279. objection to its approval of Page 759. Meogo County Deed the rektase of funds and Records. accaptance of the certifica· Said real estate was aption onty if rt 1s on one of the p111tl8d at $14,000.00 lollowin~ bases: (a) That Terms of Sale Calh the cert1ficat1on was not Reel estate cennot be sold executed by the Chief for teas than two-tturds of the Executive Officer. (b) that appraised value. applicant's environmental Howard E Frank review record for the pro, ShOriff of ject indicates omissk>n of a Meigs County. Ohio requtred decision finding, l7l 261. (81 2. 9. 3tc or step apphcabl~ tn the proJect tn the ravHJw process. Objections must be prepared and submitted in accordance with the required procedure (24 CFR Part 68) and may be addressed 10 Ohio Don>art· ment of Development. Local Government Services. State Office Tower. Box 1001. Columbus. Ohio 43215. Objectoon to the rele..., of funds oo besas other than those stated above will not be considered by ODOD. No objection reCeived after Auq. 26. 1986 will be constdered by ODOD. Fled Hoffman WANT ADS ARE JUMPING WITH BARGAINS ,_ ~ fJJ . . . . Public Notice IN THE NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order of Sale 11soed out of the Common Pl... Court of Meoga CouniV. Oheo, •n the case of The Farmers Banll and Savings Company. of Pomeroy. Ohoo. Plamtiff, aganSI Roo- E Carpenter, a/ k/a Roger Eugene Carpent•. et al . Defendants. upon a Judgment therein rendefed, betng Ceae No 85-CV-122 01 Mid Court. I woH offer for sslo. at tho front door of the Courthouse en Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on the 30th day of August. 1985. at 10 15 A.M • tho folloWing lands and tenements. located at 31963 Rod Hil Road. Langsville. Ohio 45741: SitUate 1n Salem Townsfup, Metg~ CouniV. State of Ohio. and being tn Section 19, Town 8 North. Range 15 Weot of the Oh10 Company's Purctutse and being delcnbed as fol. lows: Begtnning at a point in the centerline of Township Road 35. ..id pcHnt baing Weotabout 1617.25fuetfrom the Northeast comer of SectiOn 1 9 . - West 143.63 feet along the north line of said JeCttOn 19 to a po1nt, ttwM:e South 5 dog 02' 34.. Weot 262 84 faet to a stake, passtng a fence post at 17 87 feet for reference, thence Soutt"! 69 dog. 16' 68 .. e..t383 47feet to a stake paamg a fence post at 135.62 teet fur ndei'Bilce; thenoe North 18 dog 34' 10.. East 1 96 22 feet to a point in the centerline of said Township Road 36, paning a fence post .. 162 91 foot for reference, thence North 64 dog 24' 64 .. Weot 135 23 feet along the """leolono of lllid TmNnship Road 35 to a point; thena~ North 44 dog 43' 42 .. Weot 178.28 feet along the c:entatine of Township Road 35 to the potnt o1 beginning, conta1mng 2.3 acrea. more or leu, excepting all legal nghta o1 way The beanngs n the above descnpt10n •e baaed on the Ohio Company's Purd1ue Survey Reference Deed Volume 220. Pogo 603. Meigs CouniV Deed Recorda Ellcepbng and raaerving to the Grantor$ all coal. oil and gas and other mmerals m and under the above described real estate Appratsed at $17,000.0 The reel estate cannot be sold for less than two-thtrds (2/3rds) the appraised value. Terms of Sale. cah Howard E Frank, Sheriff of Meigs CooniV. Ohoo C7J 26. (81 2. 9. 3tc Middleport. Ohoo IN MEMORY OF OLLIE MAE COZART Ollie Mae. You are sadly mossed by so many. Why God chose .to take you from us we'll never understand. We know in our hearts you are happy We have beaautoful memories ol you. 'and have an empty space 1n our hearts thai only you could foiL Sadly mossed by The Family REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms. 2 complete baths. dining room, living room and large recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Large farm · pond. Racine area. Real Estate General E.Ma POMER ,0. 992·22S9 NEW LISTING - St. Rt. 7 ,... Approx 2 acres w1th noce btg yard, garden area , lrUit trees and a l lf:, story home wolh 3 bedrooms, lamoly room. ftreplace. full base· menl, equopped kttchen $27.900 00 KinDLEWOOD One wood stove that con actually make your room look better. PRICE REDUCED - St. Rt. 7 - Approx 2 acres of Ohoo R1ver frontage N1ce laymg, wooded, waler, eleclnc avaolable. $8,000 00 NEW LISTING - Pomeroy - l 'h story Crame home woCh new viny l s1d1ng 3 bed· rooms, some new ca rpetmg, & pat1o $29.900.00 NEW LISTING- Racine 2 story fra me home woth 4 bedrooms, family room, den, loreplace, sunroom, plus a second house for a rental $39.900 00 POMEROY- Greal bedroom. 2 baths. lull basement. 3 4 bedoooms large lront porch. even a sewtng room lor Mom. $24,900 00 ' •Ave•lable In black. metallic brown, red wood or charcoal gr4ay •Opt•onal metal deeot trim ava•labla .n COP· per. brau or 111var •S year limited warranty •large a1n1ght removable •h pan •Approved for burmng blrumlnoue coal •30" and 38 .. wtdtha. 111her modal can be uMd free -atanding or 11 a fireplace lnaert OLD PRE-SEASON SAVE TO 40°/o PRICE REDUCED - Mtd· dleport - Renlal onvestment - duplex woth two 3 lled room umts lor mcome potentoal Noce lol ln Moddleport $16,900 00 SALE RUTlAND - Busoness buoldong wrth 2 bedroom apartment $12.000 00 NO MONEY REALTORS Henry E Clelond Jr. 992-6191 Dottle Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussel 949-2660 DOWN NO PAYMENT Till OCTOBER !J~~!L'~l~!~A~IPo!PANY OPEN SAT. ' SUN. - NOON Till 6 P.M. WEEKDAYS-NOON Till 7 P.M. L-~--~==~~--------- I Au'·TR "llt:llTOI 1 male white cat. good manners, 1 female cahco kitten, phone 304-676· 6043. EXCITING AND ORIGINAL JCTION EPIC" ....... ~- MAD MAX MRWrn•r J(l• ~ Puppies. phone 304-7735212. L~ /Jill· Project -.~~~· ~ 'evenings 7:10-9 10 Sat. & Sun. Mot. 2:10 Sot. Midmght 12:10_, Part Beegle puppies. INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE _·:-~ ings 7:00o'!f20 Sat. & Sun . Mol. ~·00 Sat. Midnight. 12,~ Enpa•A·C~r, •• •• I Off Any Adult Admission •po I I I Valid Tunday Eve. Saturday or Sunday Moltlnee or Mldnlvht Movl•• " Services Middleport lCNofld Nut To The ·Food Stamp Offi'• PAT HILL FORD HOUIS: Mon.-Sat. 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Middleport. Ohio 1-13-tfc .. We Gladly Accept Food Stamps.. 731 1 mo pd ' 992-2196 ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992·6931 Allor 5 Call 742-2027 il "Free Estimates" Installation Available 4/ 4/ lfn POMEROY - One lloor 2 BR home Wa lk to sll>res Bath, basement, central a1r & heat Ask~ng $14.500 5 ACRES- For traoler Woth water and electroc avao lable Soulhern schoolS POMEROY - Remodeled 3 BRs. 2 ceohng lans, 2 aor onols l'h baths woodburner . noce kot & 2 lois $35,000 IIAUMS SUBDIV - 4 BR brtck ranch buolt 10 1963 when you could get quahly matertal and labor full 1-1 onch panelmg, loll lenglh metal shdmg glass mnror closel drs , equpped kot. lg drtnkong bar, famoly rm w1th loreplace, 2205 sq II ol hv ~ng space and l 79 acres MIDDLEPORT - EnJoy lhP. nver on thos 3 BR home Cen· tral heal , basement and level lol POMEROY - acres baths woH• 'l Pnvale 5 n"o'•ame, 2 tS·O-l- carpel Tokens t tw;Jl4t the elderly. and the handicapped for 50¢ each. and the general public for $1 00 each at Fruth Pharmacy, V1Uage Pharmacy. Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy. C . K. Supermarket. J ~ .. ' i SAlES & RENTALS 614-446-7283 BOWMAN'S HOME CAIE MEDICAL SUPPlY 63 Pino St .. Gallipolis We Deliwet 24 Hr. Senk 7/8/ Television Listemng Devices. Computerized Hearing Aid Select1011 Heanng Evaluations For All Ages PRINT SHOP FOI All y,., Ptl•li•l Nlldl PlUS: Ofloto Supphn & Furniture, Wedding ond Gradualton Stationery, Magnettc 0 z ii! ll's not whot you poy. but what you aet. Ctrtued Appraosals. Sue Murploy, llilton lousb Hol10, Ylogil IIMI InK• t ..r.od rlousinq Headqu,;rters 7/ 11/lln PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS ~ S1gns, Rubbtr Stamps, :z: Business Forms, Copy Serw1c:es, Etc. 2SS M1ll St .• Middltport 104 MuiiMrrr Av , Pomeroy -z (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 992-334 MOTEl IT. 62 !OUIH POINT PlEASANt. W. VA. 8 moles from PomtrOi· Mason Brodge SINGLE 124.95 •Live entertainment °Free HBO •Restaurant · •Oiympoc Pool. a.tJ lfn 73-80 Ch"' to FtMtrs ....................... .'·41 73·80 Chnf Tr. Doors ................ . SJOO 73-80 ChtYf. I• Hoods .......... .............. SJSO 73-34 Chnf to Bumpers .................. $70 73-n Chnf lr. GrtllM ..... .......... '38.50 73-79 Chny. Tr Rothr Panels ...............1 25 73-79 Chevy. Tr. Cab Corn1n. ......... ..120 A. A.A. ' SUPERIOR, SIDING CO. VINYL & AlUMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete RemodAiing Roofmg of all Types Woriced in home area 20 years "Free Esttmates·· CALL COllEct: Ph.l614) 843-5425 7/12/1 mo pd 13-" WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS 9·13-Un Rt. 611 West Darwin. Ohoo- 992-7013 . EUGENE LONG 73·7' Ford lr. Fenden .......................141 Food lr Doors ........................ IllS llr·IS Food lr. Ooon ..... ·-·· .... $145 18-7' Ford to Grtlls. .......... ..... $52.50 &O-Il Ford lr. Hoods ....................... '14S 83-IS Ford Ranger HDOds ........... ..... 1130 13 -IS Ford Ranger Gnlles .................. ,....17$ New and Und Aulo Glon-latt lftotie1 ;arts 304-67S * *Complete Remodeling •Room Addilions •RooiiO& •Siding •Garages & Pole Buildin&s MAICUM UNIDEN 3000 REMOTE RECEIVER ......... $SO.OO CONTilCTING Long Bottom, Ohio Ph. 985-4141 FrH Est:i!",ll~. . You can shm uptoraummer. All Natural Weight·LOII program can help you lose 1 0·29 plus pounds tn your first month or your monev back Call now 614-7422328 PH. 11114) 985-4212 Wt Ust Von khradtr Equopmenl Recommended by leading Carpel Manu· facturers. "FREE ESTIMATES .. 3/22/lln JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 7/ 8 lfn Announcing the Cake and Candy Supply Shop's midsummer sale 3 9 Aug located at the Rocking G Ranch. Vll mtle east of Hernaonvtlle on SR 143. $2.00 rebate on selected pans 10-20 percent off on all other supphes. Call 614· 742-3033 ' YOUNG'S USEI KEN'S APPLIANCE CARPENTER SERVICE - Addona •nd remodeling - Aooftng and guner work -Concrete work - Piumbtnq and elactr~cal work (Free Estimates) REDUCED WINTER RATES SERVICE 985-3561 All Mlbt V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohto 12 Bile Howard L Writesel J&F ROOFING CONTRACTING A & J Mob1le Home Movers Reasonable rates. complete hne of ..ervrce. 304-3724654, 273-5297. AnswerIng S8NIC8 ttl 6 pm, M081LE HOMES MOVED. insured, 20 years experience. 304-576-2336 or 576-2866 DOZER. BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER. GAS & SEWER LINES. REClAMATION. PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT! HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT NEW-REPAIR Gutters • Downspouts Gutter Cleaning .949-2263 or 949-2969 JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 4/2 9/ tln * FUTURE T.V. SATELLITE SYmMS Dexter, Ohio Phone: 614-669-3761 ar 669-3765 781tno d. EXPERIENCED UNDERGROUND COAL MINERS NEEDED 1) Certified Foreman 2) Certified Electricians UTILITY BUILDINGS P&S BUILDINGS 992-5875 Or 742-3195 Racone. Oh Ph 614-843-5191 DENNY CONGO Roge.r Hysell Garage PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 PERSONALIZED POOLS \ VINYL LINER POOL ACRYliC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL Owor 400 Choices MANLEY'S TRASH SERVICE MIDDLEPORT Paw ktttens. 10 old longhatr Fe· male Beautiful , very lriendly. 614-992·3717 Two female dogs, 1 part Beegle, 1 pan mixed breed Co11614-742-3158 JUSINESS'-RISIDENnAl POMEROY 491 Gen. Nortinglf' P•wr. Middlt,.rl, Ohoo HIS. 10 a 1ft. lo S p.m. Night Doy 1-304 1-614 773-5634 992-2549 6 19 tfn I Cute, fluffy long-haired, black & white ktttana, Call 614-992-7574, AND e 2 brown pups, very sweet, loveable 8t frtendly To a good home. Call 614-379 2248 after 4.:3DPM. /UIII HSPAS" ':O~t 811111111 /1 011 $11rl41 "· For Trash Pickup Service Call 992-3194 ROGO MANLIY, JR. ROGEl MANDY, Sl. OWNIIS B-1·1 mo . Buytng dally gold, Stiver cotns, nnga, jewelry, sterling ware, old coms, large cur· rency Top prtces Ed. Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave Middleport. Oh 614-9923476 Aluminum scrap Sell your alummum acrep direct to the smelter. Buymg all grades of alummum Premtum paid for large loada Call for quote Sc1pio Energy. located 1 3A miles east of Pagetown on Township Road 141. Metgs County. 614·992-3466 Wanted pump and filter for 12 ft Coleco sw1mming pool Cell614 1992-2066. Approx. 1 bu hot banana peppers 304 -773 -5878 E111plovment Serv1ccs Baby sitter naedad in my h'ome. ref raquired.. 4-6 days a week. Call after•&pm 614-245-9187 Cute, adorable. amall to medtum sized dog, white. fluffy fur. with black ears, ax wtth children. Call614* 992·7574 HYDIOTICH CHEMICALS II Til H4 1 mo r COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds. ~ron. wood, cupboards, chairs. chests. baskets, d1shes. stone Jars. ant1quas. gold and silver. Wrtle·M.D. M1ller, At 2. Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 or call 614-9927760 1 yr. old malo poodle Call 614-446 -0770 10-8-tfc ~--------.., Call Need money for tchool clothes? Sell AVON low starting fee $5 00 Call 614-446-2156 or 614-4463358 FILL DIRT 3-24-tfc Used mobile homes 614-446-0175 Pups· 'h: AKC German She· phard & 1h labrador, 1 male and 2 females left Good family pet Call 514- 3977575 Cute mixed female puppy needs good home Whtte, brown , & tan 6 weeks old, wormed Call 614· 4461354 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL Also Transmission We pay Cell!h for late model clean used cars Jtm Mmk Chev -Oids Inc. Btll Gene John1on 614·446·3872 Kittens to good home. Call 614-446·2329 Call Ktttens to good home Call 614·367·2435 WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohoo Wanted To Buy Now hlrmg! Toys party demonstrator, flelllible hours Free kit, tree training, no collecting or delivery Coil 614 -388-8794 Female Calico cat 614-446·2551. 10 6 lfc 8 8 tic PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE. Estete. farm. anttque, liqUtdatton sales licensed Ohio and West Virgin1a 304-7735785 or 304-773-5430 6 pupptes to good home Call614-367-7147 Sozes Start From 12'xl6' Call: ~lCK Puppies-mother Boxer, father Collie Call 614 -379· 2779 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses Public Sale & Auction New Credtt Card! No one 11 Help Wanted refused. V1sa Mastercard 1~--------­ Coil 1 619-565-1557 24 hours Pan ttme R N position available. good benefits Apply in parson et Scenic Hills Nurs4 Giveaway i,ng Center. Mon. thru Frt., 8-t2. 5 Beagle pups, 6 weeks old. Call614·388-9046 7 FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Resodenltal & Commercoal a:ru Cutting Machine Operators Roof Bolters Applications ~vailable: 417 Lincoln Street Middleport, Oh. 46760 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR I 0 U.P. WIRE MESH SYSTEM .................................. $149 S I 0 112; RAYDX ILK. MESH SYSTEM ......................... $J795 9' SOUTHERN SPUN AlUM. SYStEM ...................... $J350 All Systems Include: Drake 324 Rec .. 86° Chap. Polar amp. nose cone and complete installation 3) 4) Balloons for Get Wall, ~nni * varaarys. Birtlldays, parties. Singing Gorrilla. Call Balloons & Co. 614·446-4313. 35 liS Oak Hill Rood long lollom, OH. 45743 •lnsulatton •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacemeht Windows •New Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES .. B 9 SWEEPER and sewing machme repatr, parts, and supphes P1ck up and delivery, Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner, one half m1le up Georges Creek Rd Call 614-446-0294 LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist Announcements ' RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE (HESTER-985-3307 4/1/lfn FREE ESTIMATES THE QUAliTY 3 eo 01ly Oalllpollr. Ohio CCUI OUT FOR FUTURE ' Card of Thanks We wish ro thank everyone for their prayers, flowers, cards. A food during the loss of our mother, Them Ia Eblm Special thanks to the EMS, Doctor Ridgeway, and anyone alae who halped In any way Helen Icenhower, Betty Tnpplet, & Rtchard Eblm Shop Ttehtlellt P~ontlng $33 000 burner Cool m summer AUTO RENTAL St••Rt. 160 North 4 5 tic WE Bill MEDICARE AND OTHER INSURANCE CARRIERS WHEN UIGIILE 1-3-tfc 1ng, poo• garage & basment FORREST RUN - Remo· deled 3 BR home central heal, relrtgeraCor range. dos· hwasher, carpeltn & wood- ' 1 l/11/lfn We Hm A full Tl•• •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE Out of Town Customers Call Collect •Oxygen •Hospttal Beds •Wheei'Cha.rs •Bathroom Atds •Walkers •Crutches & Canes Many Other Items Authorozed John Deere, New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer U-SA~E Lost and Found Announcements WE ARE YOUR SAlES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENitH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GI8SON REFRIGERATOR •SAIELUIE SALES & SERVICE VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Sr. Cotorans Center. ~and Ebersbach Hardware 7/ 1711 mo P<l Hospital Supplies For Home Use U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Farm E,ulpment Parlt & SeNiee · "W' R.ewt F11 lm " PHONE 992-7075 ' can be purchased by Sr. Citizens, SALES & SERVICE and patio Cham link fence NEAR HOSPITAl- Auto hot waler heal (modern unot) , lull basement dbl garage, en closed porch, fruot cellar, 2 Brs. and 2 lots ' PH. 949-2801 ar 949-2860 No Sunday Calls J&L BlOWN INSULATION 0 ~~~~~!!!~e.~~~!. ~ ·1 . BOGGS RUSTIC HILLS- Lg master BR wolh walk·tn close! and balh 2nd bath down beauto lui k1tchen lg lam1ly rm wtth healolator. workshop for the choldre n or pets. Pnce reduced ~ ( Homes Built .. Free Estimates" CALL 446-4522 164 II. 2nd St. heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Misc. Merchandise ~ew 304· 773· HOUS£ OVERFUIWINC? CLEAN UP WITH n.., CLASSIFIED ADS < 1 SIDING CO. RENT A CAR PHONE 992-2156 Or Wnle Oarlly 6 BISSEll No Down Payment lower Monthli Payment BlACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASIN.G Box, 326 Pomeroy. OH 45769 For Faster Service Call 614-992-6737 •I Maunt•lneer Ctnttmtt •l,ley. W. Yo. I the modern'""y to dnve the vehtcle of your choice ••••••••••••••••••••·OOU~•••••••••••••••••• •' Smoll puppjoo. 6538. *VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING *BlOWN IN INSUlATION We'd hkt to 1ntroduce you to ~~~=====~~~~~~ ' Want Ads Never1ale a Yacallon R~~~cr:r WHOLESALE MEATS They Wor1c _AI '1111111 We can repair and re& BUtll FOODS< Business core radiators and SYRACUSE - 3 BRs, stepsaver kolchen. carpetong. central heat Near the pool HOME NATIONAl BANK CAll 949-221 0-Ask for Tim - - - ---, ~--- The Daily Help Waoted NMded immediitely house· keeping, laundry supervtaor Looking for a working eupervlsor with knowledge In personnel management, floor care. ordering. etc Applications can be ac· qu~red at Scenic HIIII\ Nurs- 1 ~n:-g_H_om--:-..,.'-:---:::=::-:::::::::: 1 Apricot mele reg'letered r Someone to mow paatura Poodlod. 304·678-3396 foeld Call 304- 675-5104 INCREDIBlE, ....... ,, Giveaway Male 1 Y.z year old Spttz, white. good watch dog Senh•el Clluilltd 0tpt lll Court St Pomeroy. Dllio 4S7i9 RACINE- Noce 6 rm. home w1th 21h acres near Sou Hogh Furnace, basement, garage & porches Only $28,000 Real Estate General .."AN - ·- -·- The Daily Sentinel m Real Estate LJ3 4 Start• friday, Aug. Asked 1f he had anything to declare by the customs agent when landing in New York, Oscar Wilde replied coolly. "Nolhing but my genius ·· TEAFORD 9. 1986 Business Services. Not 54 Friday, Admission Pru;• Polley &areain Medin"' Sol, & Sun .• All n 25 Adm $2.2, (in"m<\"!J The grand prize in the 19!1; Dauy Isle Collector Car Sweepstakes In which McC!ures Dairy Isle, Middleport, and McC!ures 3 in One Restaurant, Pomeroy, are partlclpaling, ls a 1951 Nash Statesman. Consumers can win the collector care by entering the sweepstakes at any participating Dalcy Isle during Che month of August. No purchase ls necessary . The grand prlze winning entry will be drawn on Sepl. 16 ac Dairy Isle headquarters In Utica , Mich A local drawing of 10names will be held Sept 1 at each store wlth each one to receive a Diary Isle T -shlrt. Their names will then be put into the national drawing. Names of wonners will be published; t-(614)-99~_:3325 In Memoriam ... " ' 1[11101 216E 2ndSt Phone Mayor CB) 9. 1tc Sweepstakes • pnzes set at Dairy Isle tn ....,..,..., I* ~~~- the Court House, Pomeroy, =-~· a..tCMit4 IU . . . . ,,_ " ,.,.llfllll 2 ... _ ... .... --· ... _. .. - ..... ··.......... --= f ,,,.,//••" ,.,... ",..,.,.,,,. .,. .... 0... ........ ,...... PUBUC HEARING Interested part1e1 shall Peete take notice that on Friday. August 23. 1985. dunng the meeting of the Meigs County Board of County CommiSSioners, a public hearing Will be held .. the Chambers of l8id Board at 9,1986 Ohio large _,og, pan Collie, pan German Shepherd, 2 vrs gentle With children, wotch dog. Coli 814aft•r 4;30 pm 4 mo. old. 2 mole. Coil 614· 1fter 5pm. Buainess Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · LISHING CO . recommends that you do busine11 wtth people you know, and NOT to send money through the mall until you have investigated the oHerlng ······oaiiiiioiis ... · - ··· -- F>-omerov-·······. . -- & Vicinity - -------,-·-----·-···--- Middleport & Vicinity Aug . 10 & 11 , 9 -? Books, stereo . TV, appli , clothes, misc . Young's Tratler Cl , Third annual yard tale Clif* •cross from Sliver Bndge ton,W Va Hayes ras1dence: l ook for Signs Friday a HOME OWNERS -Reftnance Plaza to low ftxed rate Use equtty 1----::---:----::--:-=-- Saturday 9 -? Retn delaya . for any purpose leader Fr1day & Sat Aug 9 & 10 Mongage Co , 614-592- OutRt 141 toGage·Patnot 541 H1gh St , Middleport 3061 R.d 1 bdr su1te, youth bed. Fnday & Saturday 8 30am· baby bed, sweeper. Smger 5 OOpm large drapes . sewing machine, dryer w bookca se, bowl & pttcher, 23 Professional stand. dtshes, boys jeans typewrtter Thelma Collins Services etc Call 614 ·379-2284 3family yard sale August 9~ Sat Aug 10- Tara EStates· 1 0. 1 1 . 9 ttl dark Rt 143. 1/,. Bookkeeping and secretartal Addtson. 7 30-2 00. clo- mtle off At 7 work-all type Your offtce or thmg, jeans. btcYcle. stereo, mme, no account too btg or camera, mattresses. baby August 9th & 1Oth Guy A, small Call Ben at 614-446* items, we1ght set, all k1nda Russell's restdence, Noble Summtt Rd off County Rd 2123 or 614 -446 -1081 mise Items 5 Stana 9 am Large s1z~ Water wells dnlled and ser- Movtng Sale 197 Kelton clothmg vtced Pncesonrequest Call Ad, Aug . 8 to?. 9 -?. Large Yard Sale Monday 614 -742· 3147or614·992- 1---.;_____ _ _ 5006 Yard Sale 30 Evans Hgts . Aug 12. 590 Moll ST .. Middleport . third housp Sat & Sun Aug 9 -10 Mr Businessman havtng 1 ---------~ above Post Off1ce . 1 0 am- 6 problems wtth your roofs7 Yard Sele Aug 1Oth 5 20 pm km ck knacks ltnens, "Call us" for guaranteed 4th Ave . 9AM 3PM Clo- household rtems. clothing s1zes 8 · 1 6, some anttques If flat - gravel - metal roof thmg, toys, dtshos, etc rams. will trv for Tues Aug r epa 1rs - matnt at nance · 13 replacement EJLpenem:ed Moving Items prtced sell Insured . Bonded Referen- Baby furmture. chtldren 's Back yard sale 2 family cas Phone 61 4-949· 2763 . clothtng , toys cnifts Sat Fr.day and Saturday 27.7 10, 326 Jackson Ptke Mam St .. Mtddleport 1 0 ~ 4 . PIANO TUNING AlllD AE· PAIR , Summer rates tn Yard Sale ram or shtne 1127 Clothus. odds & ends. lots of effect - free estrmates Second Ave , 12th thru mtsc Ward"s Keyboard, 304 675- 16th School clothes, toys, Saturday only 1 Yl m1le 5500 or 675-3824 glassware. old & new mtsc through Chester on 248. Sweeper. humldtfter. whirlPliny Truck Stop Resturant pool. clothing, etc is takmg apphcattons for Real Eslale cook and wattress Call 32 Mobile Homes 304-757- B357 between Ntc e clothtng all size, for Sale Heaters, stove lntellivtsion. .noon and 5 00 PM 1- --..,.--- :--::--:-many other 1tems Fr1 and 31 Homes for Sale Sat Aug 9th and 1Oth 836 Sales representative wanted 1 - - - - - - - -- E Ma.n St, Pomeroy. for pest control com"pany, Must sell One bedroom , write Box C- 6 care of the carport, sun deck, basement , Pomt Pleasant ReguJter furnace, S26,600 64 Mtll Creek St. Gallipolis Call Cleantng lady needed, half 614-446-2539 & Vicinity X 70 Nashua trader wtth day plus per weak, some 1 - - - - -- - - - - a1412 X 32 a,jd -a-room 3-4 laundry, 304~675-2692 Three bedrooms. stove m kitchen, dlmng and famtly bedrooms, kttchen dtntng room . ltvmg room . large Woman to cook and light rooms wtth Knotty ptne. outbutldmg. 10' D1sh An · Yard Sale 1 1 2 Pleasant St. Sat. 9 00 ttll5 00. clothmg. housekeeping for elderly cabtnets and closets Bath, etc gentleman Day care or live utility room. gas furnance , tenna Call614· 446 1104 in Sendrasumeandreferen garage . Call614-446-2697 ces to BDK P9. c o Register. after 6 OOPM 14x70 Festival 2 bdr. 2 bath, laundry room Call Pt. Pl. WV 25650 1------~---:.... -3120 or 614-446 35 Lots & Acreage 1 - - - - - - - - - - House for Sale Best offer. 614·446 garage, garden area, Green 6241 12 Situations School Otstrrct Call 614 Appro x. "h acre lot 1n Clay 1970 mobtle home. 12 X 50 Twp all utthttes & septiC Wanted 446·2025 or 614 -245 S3500 Call 614·367- tank Call 614·446 4171 9160 11- - - - - - - - - 0413 after 6PM 22 Money to Loan ···· ···F>T Pieasint' ···· ~=====:;::;::::::::: f I---------Persons Body Shop, lucas lane. Pomt Pleasant, W Va near K&K Mobile Homes Popular prtces (6 1 4)985 4174 For sale or rent 2 bdr. home between town & hi)Spltal Leavmg area. must move Call 614-446· 1502 T F.S after 9.30PM Tratler -2 porChes, large lot, cham-link fence. atr condttloned, metal out-butldmg Call 614· 742·2511 or 51~ 992-7651 Have care for elderly Room. board and laundry Raasona ble. Call614-992·6022 8 room bnck quality older house Center a of town, 1 % baths, forced atr gas heat Hardwood floors large level lot See Arden Dobson , 614-446 4607 or 614 446 2602. 1984 Schultz tra•ler 3 bf!droom. 2 baths, new furmture, underp1nn1ng located Pearl St Racine Oh10 or call 304 925 7029 $16 500 Will do babystltmg tn my home Dayt1me Experienced 614-992-6970 Vacancy: pnvate room for elderly lady. LPN care given, Call614-949·2739 Will care for elderly 1n our home, also room & board avatlable for men, women or couples Call 614 - 9927314 Beautify your home for Winter Wallpapertng. mte nor destgn t1ps. neat-clean job 304-675·4683 or 6752001. 1 B Wanted to Do Will pamt tra1ler roofs & plow tobacco. Call 614256·1528 3 bdr house, large hvtng room, full basement $30. 000 Call tf mterested 614 - 446 - 7360 . Plants Subdtvtslon Rustic log cabin , fneplace. county water 1/2 acre lol, 1 mi. from New Southwestern school Call614-245· 5286 7 room house, 1 full bath. 2 half baths. full basement. 2 stall garage w1th shop above Call &14-446· 1928 Make offer 2 bedrooms 1 2 acres, 2 car garage, all reasonable offers const dered In Pomeroy 614678*2513 1-----,.--,.--:::--- Lowest prices house pamting, roof painting , concert. plummmg. no job to big or small. Call 614 446-3660 3 bedrooms. detached 24ft x 28 h garage. rural water, satellite and apphan ces. one acre. Hysell Run 614-992-2369 Mob1le Home. 1980 James· town wtth necessary hookup supplies S11 ,500 00 Call 304 - 675 - 1484 o r 675 2138 1967 Homette. 1 2~~~:60 . $4,800 00 or best offer , good cond. 304-676-2640 COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump sales, serv1ce. Registered m Ohto All work guaranteed Call 304-273· 2B 11 Ravenswood. W Va In Mtddleport New 2 bed · room modular on a perman ent foundation Vaulted cetl mg 1n the great room Cny lot wtth off the-street park mg Call morn1ngs 614 992 7018 In the lower 20s 1972, 12x65, Schultz mo· bile home w1th 7x11 Expando. wood burner, AG,, washer and dryer, au epphcances, llvmg room dinnrng room and bedroom suttes. 2 porches, underpennmg $7,000 00 Phone 304 882 2886 address and phone number or call toll-free 1·800-521· 4849 between 9 OOAM 4 :30PM central Time tone A golden opportunity-make money tn your space Join fnondly homo toyttme porties. tho leadoo for 30 yoaro Opemngs for managers and dealert We have the largest and beat line In party plan Eom big monoy pluo bo nu•• and travel incentives Start now and earn monev immediately. Call toll free 1·800-227-1&10. 51 23 I·l-:;~:::~=-::;::::;==== 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1- - - - - - - - - NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SAlES 4 MI. WEST. GAlliPOLIS , Rr 35 . PHONE 614-4467274 14x70 3 bdr. total elect n . 5oo Coil 614 · 388 9303 Houses for Rent 3 bdr house 2 baths Call 304-675-5104 or 304-6755386. Mob1le home, ap'pro~~~:l ­ mately % acre. 12 mtles east of Potnt Pleasant Ready 304-372-6511 3 bdr ranch , garage, Northup VIllage, S300 mo, dep, reqwred Call 614-446· 4529 ' Unf urntshed 2 bdr house, dep requ 1red Cell 614446 4 3 03 1- - - - - - - -- 5 roo m house S150mo pay own utiltttes Call614-367 0121 a room house. 2 baths. lnqurre at 918 Second Ave .. Galhpohs, Oh 1- - -- -----....2 bedroom. parttally furmshed. Bellmeade, 304· 675 6854 between 5 and 6 PM 42 79 Mans1on mobtle home, all electr1c, 2 br , fmancmg ava1lable 304· 576-2010 33 Chalet log home. 2 mtles from town. 3 acres. 3 bedroom, full basement, total ole• . Ierne dock . 5 years "' u old. s64.000 00. 8 V2 per ""ant loan. 304 -675-6622 ... 2627 Lo'n,oln Ave .. 2 bud~ rooms . hving room. k1tc hen . dinningroom. full 61 re bath and shower EJLtra b1g lot $ 2 0 .000 00 Call 304-675- 41 MOBILE HOMES MOVED . Insured 20 ·years expenence 304-576-2866 or 576-2336 3 bedroom house tn Rusttc Hills Fully carpeted, storage bulldtng, large lot Call 614992-5085 after 4 30 p m Attention Toy and Gift Company hinng demonstra * b F 1 Be your own oss as to work now til De- grownlng , multi-billion dolNo no lar lpdustry whtch contus fi'gures 1 h ow pa rt t 1me ear nCell to tngs average up $20.000 00 per year· No salhng-service accounts set Would hke a lady or girl to up bY company Re qunes h..ve in wtlh older woman "15 000 00 cas hI0 requop • qo • 614-992 -3704. ment. No spec1al sktllt or veh1cle l'le& d e d E)ICe II ent Pan-time babysitter neaded telll a d vantages Ellpansl on for 5 mo . old babY. in home. flnancmd ava1lable to those Middleport area Send re- quelifted Write Mr Mason, sume to P 0 Box 16. Box 380247, Btrmtngham, Pomeroy, Ohto 45769 Al 315238. mclude name. Rentals Mobtle home on 'h acre lot . Camp Co nley Call 3 04 675 7566 afler 4 Trenchtng for water, gas, elec, and dramage ltnes Reasonable rates Call 614446 8508 30 acres 8 room house. 2 large barns, lraller hook up tobacco ellotment. plus ma · chmery 250 Massey Ferguson destel, plus plows, diSO, tobacco setter. 2 vn old , _ _ .. · 304 676 6851 Government land 540 an acre Many lots available Butld a Future• Call 1-619· 565 - 1657 for 1nfo 24 hours 1966 Academy, 101l45, reduced to $2,500 00 good co nd , clean. 304 · 675 4631 Need carpet mstalled Call Mark Grtffin. 614 - 446 3282 work guaranteed. 2 story home M1ddleport Easy walkmg d1,s tance downtown E~~~:cellent rental property Phone 614-9922173 8 30· 5 00 29 acres. Mason Co located 4 6 mtles from mtersect!on of Route s 6~ & 12 near McChnt1c Wtldh1e Statton on Co Route 12 {Robmson Crettk) S13, 50020 %down, 10 % APR Wtll cons1d8r lesser cash prtce Call Chas 304 342 -7489 or 8822767 between 6· 10PM. ' 1972, 12x65 mobtle home. 3 bedrooms , plus appliances s 5.000.00. 304 8822429 1- -,-...,.-...,.---·---::---... Special pr1cas on labor for re- upholstering furniture rnonth of August 1985 anly Save$ call tor estimate now Mowrey's Upholstery. call 304 -675-4154, 3 acres, septic tank, county water, tratler hook-up, Rac coon Rd access to Raccoon Creek Call 614-446-2568 1973. 12x65 Concord trailer wt1h carport , $4,500 00 Call after 5 00, 304-575-5798 5 rooms. bath . uhhty, cen tral heat, atr cond1t1on, storm wtndows and doors. garage, alumrnum s1dmg Call 614 ·992-5204 Easy Assembly Workl •eoo. per 100 Guaranteed payFinanCial ment No expenence·no sales Oetatls send selfaddressed stamped enve· 1....- , - - - ' ; : - . , - - - - - lope: Elan Vttal- 716, 3418 21 Business Enterpnse Rd. Ft Pierce. Fl Opportunity 33482 Own your own Jean · Sportswear, Ladtts Apparel, Chtldrens, Large Size. Com· bin•t•on Store, Acceasorles, Jordache, Chic, Lee, levt , Easy Street. lzod. Eaprit, Tomboy. Calvin Klein, Sergio Valente. Evan Plcona.ll:r: Claiborne. Member• Only . Orgentcllly Grown. O•aolina. Hett:htalll, Over 1.000 ottoera 17.900 to U4.900 inv•ntory. Training, fillltu"'· grand opening, etc Can open 115 days. Mr. KHnan (3051878-3039 21 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr furmshed , all uttlltes pd , e ,.,cept elect , conve numt location. securtty dep. os1t re uqtr ed Call 614 ~446· 8558 Farms for Sale 20 acre farm tobacco base. lg barn , newly remodeld, 2 bdr . kttchen LA , &48,000 Call 614 256-1702 before 2PM or 614 446 1642 e•t 235 after 3PM Ntce 2 bdr mobile home on Rt 7 furn water patd , nd ms tde pets Call 614 2455818 Sttll lookmg for your dream Home? For rent mobtle home Call 614-446-0508 See our huge lakes1d o retreat, 3 or 5 bdr . butlt on D. your lot , S 1 7 900 ,.. up Ca11614-886-7311 ~ ~----....-:-c-:::-­ Furmshed. AC . cable, no Ctty taxes, bea utiful tiVervtew. m Kanauga Foster's Mob1le Ho me Park . 614 446 1602 9 acres land, w1th 2 tratl ers. barn. o utbuilding. trac to r and all equ1pm en t S23 500 00 1 mile boh1nd Hartford 304·882-3326 3 bdr. located on At 160. ne ar NG HS. $300 mo , S1 50 dep Call 614 -3888711 34 Mobtle home. 2 bedroom, furntshed Call 614 -4461232 ' · Business Buildings -lcf.or sale· apartment house 4 apartments 4 rooms with prtv.ate baths Needs some work 614-992-6022 1 -----~---~ I==;:::==;=;;===== & 35 Lots Ac reage l---------- For sale . One acre lot With mce large •n ·ground pool , parttal basement, tome trees For more mformatlon phone 502·683 -1 044 Furmshad 2 bdr mob home, no pets , Call 614- 9492253 3 bedroom mobtle home for rent near Cheshrre Phone 614 367 ·7148 3 furnt shed mob1le homes. phone 304-676-6512 aft~r 4 00 2 mob1le homes for rent, no pets Deposit, references requtred, 304-675-3000 tiU 6 :00PM �/ - -' 54 Misc. M!lrchandlse LAFF·A·DAY 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Sell air 1 60, 4 cyl. gas engine , air comprenor, good cond . $3 , 450 . 00 . 66lll12 Elcona . 2 bedroom, D new furnace , central air. · 1 mile east on Rt.248 at Chester. Call evenings 614- 985-4466. 2 bdr. central air, nat . g as , 304-458-1031 . Attex All Tarrain Vehicle, aiz wheels. 16. 6 hp Rockwell motor. Equipped with head lights, self start. 2 extra wheela, Amphibious. 304- large lot. Camp Conley . No pets. dep . & ref. For sale or renl . Call 304-676-7566 after 4 . 44 773-9666. 15ft. abo\le ground pool, 112 hp send filter system.ladder. etc $200.00. Girls Strawberry Shortcake 'Bike with training wheels $30 . 00. Lawn mower $20.00. Phone Apartment for Ren·t 304-675-5686 altar 6 PM. 58 repaper your mother's room!" Pole buildings erected , many sizes and colors. Low prices. Frae Estimates. Call 304-675-3981 . SPM . Furnished efficiency S 145. utilties paid, share bath, 607 2nd. AIJe. Gallipolis, adults. 46 S pace f or R en t Mobile home lot. 12' x50 ' or smaller. $75wa1erpaid,4th & Neil, Gallipolis . Call 4464416 aftM 8PM . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy . large lots. Call 614-992-7479 . Mobile Home lots for rent in mobile home perk, W . Va . · and Ohio. No pets, deposit, 2 bdr. apt ., good lot:ation, reference required , 304· redecorated. S149 mo .. util · 675-3000 tm 6 :00PM .. ities Partly paid . Call 304· Call 446-4416 eher BPM . • 675-5104 5386. or 304 -675 - Nicely furnished apt, central heat, air. parking , next door to library. One professional adult only. Call 614-446 - 0338 . Furnished apt . 701 4th Ave .. Gallipolis . 2 bdr . S250 utili· ties paid. Call 446-441 6 after 8pm . Furnished apt .. 920 4th A\18 .. 1 bdr., $225, utilities pd ., adutts. Call 446-4416 ' after 8pm . Furnished efficiency, adults, 920 4th Ave., S185 utilities pd .. Call 446-4416 after 8pm . Furnished apt. 2 bdr., $195 water paid, 131 V2 4th Ave .. Call 446- 4416 aher 8pm . OFFICE SPACE NEEDED -The West Virginia Depart· ment of Human Services is interested in leasing existing professional office space. or having office space built to specifications, in or near the county seat of Mason County. Office space to consist of first floor space ' approximately 6,000 sqt.iiilre feet . Additional plans and specifications are available. Serious bidders should con tact Sharon Winkler- Serena, Area Administrator. or J1m Hensley. Administrative As; sistant, at 529-6281 by August 16, 1985. Merchandise 51 Household GoOds parking. in town. stove, SWAIN refrlg. furnished. $290 mo . AUCTION & FURNITURE plus utilities. Call 614-446· 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New 4428 or 614-446- 2605 for .&: used wood -coal stoves, 6 appointment . pc wood lf:l suite S 399, bunk beds $199. antron Ne~ 2 bdr, 4 '/z miles from recliners $99. new & used Gallipolis, S200 plus elect- bedroom suites, ranges, ric. $50 dep .. no pets. Call wringer washers, & shoes. 614-46-803B . New livingroom suites $199-$599 . lamps. also Furnished apt. $245 . Utili- buying coal & wood stoves. ties paid. 243 Jackson Pike, Cell 614-446 -3159 . Gallipolis. 2 bdr. Call 44'34416 after 8pm . Riverside Apts . Middleport. .. Special rates for Senior Citizens . $130. Equal Housing Opportunities . 614 - 992·7721 . 2 bedroom apartments . New Ha..,en, WVa . Newly remodeled . In town . 614- 992-7481 . 1 bedroom apt. for . rent . Nicely located . Contact Vii· lage Manor in Middleport . 514 · 992 - 7787 . Equal Housing Opportunity. One or two bedroom apartments in Pomeroy . Furnished or unfurnished . Rent negotiable. Call 614- 992- 6723 . $1,50: Cell 614-446-0924. Self defrost refrig. freezer, $1 00., 14 cu. ft . Uprigh1 freezer . $100 , Maytag washer & drver,$100. 40 in .. gas range S65, Maytag natural gas dryer, S100,Call Utility bldg . special : 30'x40'x9' with track door & serv . door. $5255 erected. Iron Horse Builders, 614-742-2352 . LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced hom $285 . to $895. Tables. $50 and up to $126. Hide-abeds , S390 . and up to $550 .. sofa ·b19ds S145, Recliners, 8225 . to $375 .• Lamps from $28. to $125 . pc. dinettes from 8109 ., to 435 . 7 pc . $189 and up. Wood table with six chairs $285 to S746 . Desk $110 up to S225 . Hutches. S550. Bunk bed complete with mattresses. $275. and up to $395 . Baby beds. $1 1 0 . Mattresses or box springs, full or twin, S58., firm, $68 . and S78. Queen sets, S225 . 4 dr . t:hests. $49 . 5 dr. chests. $69 . Bed frames . $20.and $25 ., 10 gun- Gun cabinets , $350 . Gas or electric ranges 8375 . Baby mattresses, $25 & $35 , bed frames $20. 825, & $30. king frame 1.150. Good selec· tion ... of bedroom suites, rockers . metal cabinets, headboards $38 & up to Used Furni1ure -- Refrigera tors, metal office desks. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to 5pm, Mon . thru Sat . 614-446 -0322 2 bedroom in Middleport: -GOOD USED APPLIANCES Utilities Included. S210 a Washers, dryers, refrigera month . Deposit required . tors, ranges . Skaggs Ap· Call 614-992 -7177 after pliances. Upper River Rd, &pm . beside Stone Crest MoteL 5 room & bath apt ., dep . requirod , Call 614- 949 - 2234. APARTMENTS . mobile homes. houses. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614- 446 - B221 . In Middleport, on Nonh 3rd ., 3 room , furnished apt . Coli 304-882-2566. Furnished apartment ground level. one bedroom, $50 .00 week. utilities paid, 304 · 675· 3100 or 675-5509 . 614 ·446-7398 . Antiques Oak library table. Oak sideboards, very ornata, China closet, Empire style sofa, 2 pc. Oak dresser & wash s1and. primitive drop-leaf table, Copper boiler. All 81( . cond .• Coll614-992-5894. Firewood-cutup slabs, 1 truck load 6100, 2-$180 . Pickup load, you haul S15 . HEAP occopted. Call 614245-5804. Pool People Special: Shock liquid $2 .65 gal. PH up S3.50 4 po. Middlepon 614-992-6724 or Gallipolis Landscaping, top soil. good fill dirt, manure, reseeding , shrubs & flowers, lawn maintenance. Bruc:e Da~Ji ­ 6 beehives with bees & honev. &"-tractor & all supp· Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Call 614· 446Briarpatch Kennels Professional All -breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding facilities . English Cocker Spaniel puppies. Call 614- 388" 9790. - Dragonwynd Cattery Ken nel. CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siemese kittens. AKC Chow puppies. · Call 446· 3844 after 7PM. good cond., NCR good 220 cash register. c:ond.. $160. Call 0373. 9328 . Wedding gown & veil, $100. Call after 5:00, 614 ·245- 5 male. 1 female Y2 Gorman Shepherd, S25 each . Ready 5126 . about Aug . 15. Call 614- 245-5881. 12 ga . Mossberg with 1 slug barrel & regular bauell . Call 614-266-6417 PM . before 6 1----------Uttle girls Pageant dresses, size 6 & 7 worn once. Call 614-245-6887. 1-- - - - - - - -- Hardy Evergreen shrubs, wholesale prices. Just north ofStateParkonupperRt. 7. J .C. Penney stereo and cabine1. Phono, cassette, end four speakers. Alson Akai reel to reel and 8 track componet . Sacrifice all &350. Call 614-446-2669 or 614-446-3508 . AKC Reg female cocker spaniel. 6 mo. old, Buff color. Call 614-446-7373 or 304-675 -2395. Call 614· 367-7745. left. Call 61 ~ - 992 - 5181 . Tri -colored Bassett puppies. AKC Registered with papers . Championship bloodlines. Vet . checked with shots and wormed . Call 614-662-5143 . Fish Tank and Pet Shop, 2413 Jackson Avenue. Point Pleasant, 304-6752063. Fish, birds and more. German Shepherd full blooded puppies, 6 wka old, For Sale : pool table . Call 614 -388-9036. Exercise bike, pedal &. row, $85 firm . Call 614-4462297 . Panasonic VHS ret:order, 29 movies, $460. Call 614- 38B·9632. S50 00 each. 304·675· 3978 . AKC registered Cocker pup· pies. 5 black female . 1 buff A . D . B .A . REGISTERED Stereos. VCR. 33 cassettes. Call 304· 882-2237 . 614 - 446-7081 Greenhouse foi-- tale . 20x60 . GoOd condition . Asking $400. Call 614-992 -2707. Wizard air conditioner . Child' a youth bed with mattreu, dreuer , sheet sets and bedspreads. like new. Call 614-992-3732 or614-9925778. Above ground 57 Musical Instruments 614 - 367, 1------,----- 614-256·1957 alter 6:30. 5 string banjo . Call 614- 266-641.7 before 6 PM . 58 8o Red Fruit Vegetables raspberries Taylor's Cennlng tomatoes, plck·ed or pick your own. bring conlainen. Eugene Davia 2991 , 675 - 1- ---,-----:::-:::--- day Cells. 614-247·3263 TONY'S GUN REPAIRS, hot dip rebluelng, all typaa of gunsmith work, fast service. Silver Queen, $1 .00 do.zen, 304-675-4631 . Canning peac;hes now available. open 7 deva week, call for pricaa at tupply It Trade Center. New furniture & appliances, sales & ser\llce. Kanauga. Oh . 614- Uaed kitchen cabinet•. fuel oil furnace, fuel - oil tank, bath tub and medicine ca· 446- 7444. blnot, 304-882-2966. 2 door. Black- silver interior, high milage, good cond. loaded. Call 614-446-7404. 79 Monza 2 plus 2, hatch- 514-286-6522. 304-675-2817. limited, 304- 773-5721. Bob'• Market. Mason, W. Va. 72 '82 Chevrolet pick up, 4 wheel 2164. drive, 304-576- 1969 2 ton Chevrolet dump truck eHiOO. or bett offer. Good con d. 304-45B·1566 . --------~------K 69 \ol ton GMC truck. 304-675-6019. 79 Ford Pinto new peint, 76 Hondo 6 opd. Call614-2566417 before 8 PM. 73 atereo. Call Vans 8o 4 W1D. 7B Chevy 4x4 ahortbod 13 in lift kit. 40 in. tire, 386 BB, 4apd., too many extra• to lilt. Call 614·245-6637 after •· 614-46-860~. 1979VWvan,auto. trans., 7 For Sale; Monte Carlo. Call . pa,.ena_ger, tlnited win· dowt, good cond., $2,996. 614-446-9767. Call 614-367-7839. 82,500. After &p.m. call 1614)378-6311. Farman Super C. Good condition . Call 614-986- 19 62 Chevrolet in restora- 3549 . ble cond. Coli 614-4462687. ' Allis Chalmers ·Model 8 Tractor. Belly mounted cutter bar, 2 hillside plowa, Dodge Aapen '76.,2 door, 3 on the floor, new retread tires and battery. $350. gredor .!'lode. $700. Call 614-36,· 7143. - After 6 p.m. colll614)3786311. For sale; H Farmall tractor. May consider trading for car or truck. Call 614·9•9- l9j73 Pinto Stotlonwagon. Auto., AC. several recent . repain. Dependable trana- 265B. portation. 8400. Call 614949-2688. Heavy duty Lowboy trailer for hauling small dozer or tractor. 8800. Call 614- 1976 Ford Muatang, 614-992-2603. Ford 4x4, PB, PS, AM-FM, good shape, call 304-895-3672. '84 Chevy S 10 Blar:er •x•. AM-FM stereo. 304-6761680. 197B CJ 500, 6 cyl, 3 speed. good gal mileage, auume loan. 304 - 675- 2250. 4- opeed. 8BOO.OO. Call 614· 742 -2681 ahar 6:00p.m. 992-7401. For Sale: 1977 Hondo Exprell. 1978 'h Chevrolet Blazer, 4 wh. dr., Call '7B 74 Motorcvcles End of Season Sale on all new & used hay equipmenl in stock. Siders Equipment, 1973 Dodge Dare. Six cylinder. Good condition. Good til'ft, new battery. 304-675-7421. Good work car. Power stearing, 4 door, roomy. For more 10.000 oak tobat:co sticks information call 614·247· &2" sharpened both ends. 2724. 15c each. Morgans Wood·l-::::::---=::----::=--:--::-lownFarm Rt. 35 . 304· 736- · 1982 Toyota GT Celica. 2342 or 676·1286. Loaded. Elltceltent t:ondition. Homelite water pump $200; Solo 5 gal back pak spraye $60; A model Inter with cult $1800; Homelite EZ chain saw t100; 5' bush hog $360; 28' tobacco pipe trailors $450.; 52" tobacco sticks 1 6c each; tobacco baiera S50 each; 2 row tobacco setter $1,600.; 7' · Woods bushhog $1400.; Morgan's. Woodlawn Farm, At . 35. 304-675-12B6 or 736-2342 . 53 Call 614-992-6149 5:00pm. after Randy Meaige. 1--,-----,----- 197& Nova, 4 door, stand- 1- ----- --,--,----1977 Olds 98. 2 door. one exc cond, &2, 996.00. 304-675-2495 shown. Call614-256-1393. after 6:00PM . 1-----,978 Chrysler Cordoba. good cond, $1,200.00. Call 8125. Coli 614-742-2152 304-676-6157. after 6 :00 p.m . I~=--:---,----:---:-:-:'75 Pontiac Grand Prix 900 lb. work mare and S350.00. Call 304-882- harness 2069. $350. 304-5 76-2752 - 1---------:----:c----:c69 Cheville SS. 304-675Ewe and lamb. lamb born 7250 between 4 an.d 6 p.m. May 30, 1985, $100.00 8o Grain beautiful condition, very !ow milea. Muat sBII. Call 614- 446·0648 otter 5PM. 78 Suz~ki GS-660 motorcycle bought 4-4-79. With 6,000 actual miles. 1 owner. $1,150 or trade for car or truck of equal value. Call Querter hor... Has been Hav 1983 Honda CB 1100 F, 1974 VW good cond, Call 814-949-2234. owner. 64 corn. 82.20 per Call after 6:00. 1975 Chevy PU. Call 614· 388-9900. 1981 Kawaooki 550 lTD. 197B Hondo GL 1000 Goldwing. Both bikes ere dressed and in ax.cellent condition. Low mileage. Calt 614-985-4106. 1977 Harley Davidson FLH. Full Ore11, Lots of Chrome, 84,250.00; ol•o 1985 Yamaha YZ-80. 8850.00. Phone 614-742-2681 after 6:00p.m. 1977 Harley Davidson Sportster. Sharp bike . $1600. or best offer, Call 614-992-6B46. 1977 Honda 560 F, S900. Call 614-985-3537. Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for '80 model and newer used carl. Smith Buich-Pontiac. -1911 Easta.rn Ave., Gallipolis. Call 80 Pontiac Grand Prix uc . cond ., $4, 600. Call 614- 1984 Suzuki LT126, 4 wheel. front and back rackt, new tires, e9oo.oo. 304- 675-5815. cauefto, POL, PW, PA, PS. cruiae. air, tilt, 47,000 mi., •5 . 600 . can 614-4469587 or 614-446-2459. Boats and Motors for Sale 1----------Rotary or cable tool drilling. Most wells completed same day. Pump sales and servi- ces. 304-895-3802. B & D Home lmpro\laments Replacement windows, alum. soffit. vinyl siding. continuoua gutters. free estimates, all work guaranteed. Call evenings 304- ~ 1978 Chevy C80 2 ton truck with 14ft . van body. S3,600 . Call 61 4·9923194. 1-:--::-::- -----,-,----1979 Chevy'-' ton. 4 wheel drive, auto tranamisaion. PS, PB. with Utility body, 304-458- good. •4.200.00. 304-4681031 . 1986 Chevy pick up, uc cond, 350 auto. phone 304· 875-7109 oftar 7:00. 304-676-2440. 82 Plumbing Heating Evening Television Listings __.,....___...;.___....;._________.,....__________-:::----::-:......-::-----;G;:u:ed;;:.;;;10;j:i.;;:ra;:'.S'sP,08;'i;;n::'.- - - 8o CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 8/9/85 Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614-448-3880 or 7:00 S 83 ClD Good-1 Excavating, basementa. footers. driveways. septic tanks, landscaping. Cell anytime 614-4464537. James L Davison, Jr. ownar. 7:30 J.A.R . Construction Rutland. Oh. 1982 OMC pick up $4,900.00. 1871 Chevrolet Von •1.000.00. 8oth good eond. phone 304-570-2274 otter 3:00 PM . Newshour Cl) ~ New Name That Tune f.B Star Trait 8 (})Tit: Tac Dough (])Cisco Kid @ NFL Yearbook: Tampe Boy I]) Ill ((] Family Feud (JJ Jeopardy ([) Nightly Business Report (iJI Wheel of Fortune tm lj]) , Entertainment Ton!9.ht Co., 614-742- 2903. Basements, Footera. Concrete work, Backhoe's, 'Dozer & Ditcher, Dump trucks. & water -gas-sewer· electrical lines. 8:00 D C2.J (JJ Knight Rider (I) Lone -Ranger (!) NFL Yearbook: Detroit (I) MOVIE: . 'Oestry Rides Again' 9:30 tio11: 85 General Hauling James Boys Water Ser~Jice. Also pools filled. Call 614- New: one or two man bass tracker $196 or will trade . Waugh's Water Service . Wells, cisterns, pools. Fast, reliable service. Call 614- 256-1240 or 614 · 2~6 · 1 1 30. Reasonable rataJ. Haul limestone, sand, gravel.dirt, bulk or bpg fertilizer and lime. Excelsior Salt Works Inc. 638 E. Main St., Pomeroy. 614-992-3891 . Auto Parts 8o Acceaaories 87 Upholsterv Sunvlaor & grill for 1978 Ford PU. \ol & '-' ton. Call 814·446-6290. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP Tlroo, 4 B.F. Goodrich AT, 33)(12. 5)(15, Ulod •1 0Q. 4 614-446-7833 or614-4461B33. Seart shock for 4-WO or R II M Furniture Manufac turing, St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh. Call 614-2661470. coli Eve . 614-446· 3438. Old & now Uphostared. • (PREMIERE) Part 1 of 5.· Stevie Wonder, OeBarga and Vanity guest star on the premiere of this music/ verlety series. reo min.) []) 7.00 Club CIJ lllil21 Benaon )CCI Ben- ' PGA Goll Grouchy Sam Waltman must share half of his los Angeles garment business with the feisty widow of his former panner. (A) (])Wall Street Week Louis Rukeyser analyzes the ' 80s o,.yith a weekly review of economic and in\lestment matters. 10:00 D 00 (JJ Miami VIce Crockett and Tubbs ere assigned to protect a crime boss slated to testify agamst another mob fi- ll"'•-(R) (60 mi n.) ({) Portrait of America: Dele ware Ol [2) Life's Most Embarasslng Moments #8 (CC) Tonight's spec i &l includes an appearance by Jamie Farr. outtakes from ' M"A·s·H ; and goofs by Madeline Kahn . Jane Curtin and Susan Saint James . (60 min.) (I) Tenko. [1) Newswatch fj) Odd Couple 12:30 1:30 1 1:oo 1:45 2:00 00 (!] Fridey Night Videos CD love That Bob @ Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City, NJ' (I) ABC News Nightllne [HOO) MOVIE: 'Gulog' (CCJ 00 Night Tracks D 00 News ® Ace of Spies : The Trust .' The head of the Bolshevik Secret Police schemes to cap1ure Reilly, who is living in New York. {R) (60 min .) [j) Dr. Who 9:30 II Cl) Mama's Family Part 1 of 2 . Mama decides to run for mayor. (A) 10:00 II (I) Hunter Hunter and McCall search for a low -life k1ller, who turns out to be a professional hit man . (R) (60 min .) 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(fit Sneak Previews fJ) Major league Bes&ball: Cincinnati et Los An.g~tes IHBOi &I II2i ABC News Nightllno (I) ice. )R) (60 min.) ()) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour {fl) Washington Week/ Review 'Paul Duke is joined by top Washing1on journalists in analyzing the week's news . fiJ MOVIE: 'The Atomic Cafe' , IHBOI MOVIE: 'The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai' (MAXI MOVIE: 'The Omen' 8:30 (]) NFL's Greatest Mo· menta: '70 Raiders & '73 Bills (I) Ill [2) Comedy Factory 1 A\lerv Schreiber stars 1n 'Fast Food ,' in which the patrons of a college ham· burger joint panic over the ret~ignation of a popular employee. (]]) WaiiStr•et Week Louis Rukeyser analyzes t~e '80s with a weekly rev1ew of economic and investment matters. 9:00 G ClJ (!) Motown Revue Starring Smokey Robinaon 1885 ®Glil210ifthe Rack ICC) Webster and George try to untangle Katherine from a crush she has for a college profe!Sor. (A} III (I)® Dukes of Ha'zzard Bo and luke are forced by two convicts ·to dr!\le the General Lee into a rag i ng forest fire to elude the pol - CIJ Benny Hill Show ()) MOVIE: 'Zenobia' ® MOVIE: 'Count Yorge, Vampire' MOVIE: 'Zorro, tl'le Gay Slade' (I) Washington Week/ Review Paul Duke is joined by top washington journalists in analyzing the week's news. (fl) Greet Performances (CC) ·oown in the Valley.' A film production of the Kurt Weill folk opera is pre; sen1ed . (A) (60 min .) @ ESPN Special Present&· Championship from Denver, Colorado CIJ &I II2i Webster ICC) 7741 night or day. 4 Bridge Stone 11101 bolted rodlolo, olro 178-70 FA 13, CAll 614-742·2301. MacNeil/lehrer CIJ All tn the Fel"{1ily matao. Call 614-446-803B after 8PM. truck •4o. Coli 614-4462991 . Branded Sportacenter • Sanford and Son Entertainment Tonight WhMI of FortUne (J) Wheel of Fortune (fO) News Excavating 1163 Sec. Ave., Gallipolis. 19&5 Ford truck. •eoo.oo. 304-675·2307 and 8761285. (]]PM Maga<lne Cil Second City TV 614-367-0623 or614-367 - 76 'o (II @ (I) {]) (!) JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Box 355. Gallipolis. Call614-367-0576. $400. Coli 614-446-9769 7 .& HP Sea King outboard motor with 2'1! gallon remote ga.olina tank. Both in new t:ondltion, $160.00. ~ I]) !Ill EVENING 614-446-4477 Ken'a Water Service;. Wells, cisterns. 'pools filled . Phone Cell614-258-6682. son and Clayton find Katie and her young cousin in a bar with two college guys. _FRIDAY Coleman CraWdad fishing boat. Minnkota motor, 2 lifejackats, oar 6: anchor. 304-773-9666. Detroit datil engine, runs 676-2644. 256 - 1141 or 614-446 1175 or 614-446-7911. bod. Call 614-379·2868. 1984 Monte Carlo SS. Call 81 Trana Am Turbo, ailver wilh blue customized inte· rior, Nopt. Alpine AM-FM 75 1974 40 ft. Fruehauff flat 1975 GMC dump truck, 10 h dump body, 6 V63 OM mileage, •6.500. Cell 614· 388 -9759 or 614-3B88105. application) 304-675-2088 or 676-7368. or 61 4·992-7119 anytime . 1984 C R8 01 Honda &700. 304-676-4049. .3.275 . 00. 1031. 1982 Oldsmobile Cutlall Supreme, PS, PB, tilt, crulaa. air. AM-FM r•dlo, very good cond., average perienced carpenter. electrician, mason, painter, roofing !including hot tar Call 614-985-4360 or 614985-4224. 446-2323. 379-2314. 614-446-1781 or after 4::!0 614-245-5851. RINGLES'S SERVICE. ex- Dozer Work 14nd clearing, landscaping. etc. Free eati- 304-676-2164. 1976 Chevy '-' ton. •800. Sell or trodo. Call614-9492911 . .. the harder itsqoinq to be to let her qo! 1331. 1980 H•rlay Davidson Spon1ter. Excellent condition. 2,300 milea. 83,500. 79 Dodge 4x4 power wagon, 1.4 ton. Call 614· Straw, $1.25 bale, 304 _. 1978 Ford F150, 4 wh. dr.. atopllido. AT. 351M . Call 675-2817. 614-246-5286. Transporl alion Fetty Tree Trimming. stump remo\lal. Call 304-675- 614-446-2459. '81 Vahama. 760 Virago. Shelled bushel. Call 304-576-239B or 614446-2454. 676-2010. Call 614-379-2835. 4279 after 6. brakes . 'RON'S Television Service. House c:alls on RCA. Quazar. GE. Specialing in Zenith·. Starks Tree and Lawn Ser· vit:e, stump removal, 304- &500. Call614-992-7403. Reg . Apaloosa mare, 15mo. old, $600 or best offer. Call perfect J.end L. Installation. Roof· ing, vinyhiding, storm doors and windows. Frae asti- roofing, m•sonry, electrical. framing, flooring. drywall, bathrooms, kitchens, doo{ & window installations. Call ord, 114.000 mile•. One owner. 8460. 304-675- 1 butchering hog. Grain fed. Approximately 260· lbs . crete. Call304-773-6131. Harley Devldaon wide Rude. exc. cond.. t4,500 firm. 1974 Old• convertible. AT. AC. Runs good. tSOO firm. HEY, DO 'fOU FEEL A BREEZE t(ICKIN' UP? WHERE'$ IT COM IN' FROM? D.and M. Contractors. Vinyl siding, replacement win dows, insulating, roofing, new and remodeling, con- 1976 Plymouth Ouster, 6 cyl, auto, looks & runs gQOd, Ca11614-286-6522. 11"14·256- 1271 . STANLEY STEEMER CARPET AND 'UPHOLSTERY CLEANING, 10% OFF WITH THIS ADD ON CLEANING. CALL 614446-8059. 1---------Building &. Remodeling, 89BOO. 19B312 ft . heevy duty stock Call colloct1-614-2370488, day or night. Rogers Basement Waterproofing. 1978 Hondo XL 350. Call 614-388-9900. 27.000. 304-675-2799 or trailer been used 4 timea. Unconditional lifetime quarantee. Loc•l references furnished. Free estimates. n:soo. Coli 614-9926040 otter 5:00 pm. 1983 Camaro Z28, all the eXIras. low mileage Livestock BASEMENT WATERPROOFING matea. Call614-992-2772. 1983 Ni11an Datsun, good cond. Coll614-446-1552. Home Improvements Trucks for Sale back, V-6. 5 lpd .. PS. AC. •2.500 . Cell 614-2455637 attar 4. 1979 Ford Granada. 6 cyl. 4 Idea oeediK. $3,496. Call 614-286-6522. 614-446-2282. swimming or 1978 Chl'/llor Now Yorker 614- 367 - Electrit: Gulbransen organ, exc . c:ond.. $1 , 200. Call Firewood $20.00 pickUp load, $30.00 delivered. Call tebles. picture• . mirrors. marble top wash stand. chest of drawers. side board, nest of three tables. and more . All at a fa ir price. CBII Coli Autos for Sale · B~oughman, 185 Mauey Farguson diesel tractor. PS. live power. Call 71 BoriV Patch, 614-446-8692 or 814-245·5064. No Sun- 304-875- 8782 $1,500 . 7184. 614 - 446 - 1338 after 5 :30PM . Genuine auede coat with fur collar. Size 12. $50. Call 614-949· 2367. tablea,droploaf&drewloaf 71 Farmall F-20 tractor double 14' pull type low. runs good, eKtra partt-manifold. Bundy Alto sax. exc. cond., used 1 yr ., $360. Call pool, 18 ft.X 4 ft .. $200. Call 514 -9B5-4175. 1-----------:- 81 Massey Ferguson. New Holland, Buah Hog Selet &. Service. Over 40 used tractora to choose from 8t Complete line of new·• used aquipment. largeat selection in S.E. Ohio. 614-378-6311 . McQueary Fifth Wheel horse trailer. 2 horse in lina. 82000 . Coli 7143. U. S. 36 Welt, Jackson, ;;-;~··2;e;g: Aug . 6th. 304·1 ·:p: a=ir::'::30::4::·::6::7::5::-4::8::2::8::.== 1-:-7:-2--_T_r_u_c_k_s_fo_r_s_a_le__ American Pi1t Bull pups, 12 weeks old. wormed. papers. great pedigree. $1 00 .00 . anytime. St)rVII:I'S CROSS& SONS contact Black lab pups . AKC Registered 3 males and 1 female 23 cu . ft . chest fVpe freezer . 11 ,500 BTU. 8160 . 614· 742-3077. 614 -446-8568. AKC Registered German Shepherd pups. Female. $50 each. Call 614-446- 614-446-7550. 1699. 627 3rd . Ave. Gallipolls . 0)-1. Ed 's Appliance Serving air conditioners, refrigerators. washers. dryers. In Gallia, Meigs & Mason Co . Call 614-255-1271 . AKC Bassett Hound pups. tri-colored, 1 0 weeks old, 2 mala. Call 614· 256-1652. 1----------- Valley Furniture, new & used . large secti9n of qual ity furni1ure . 1216 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. AKC Registered Chow Chow puppies. One litter . Taking deposits now. Call Pit Bull pups. Call614- 388- beds &200. Call 814-256-6846. ville, W. Vo. 304-736-5287. • Farm Equipment New Idea plcker·thellar. 2 row pull type 30 in. rows. Bunk Cell 614-446-0755 . or AT YOUR PRICE the auction way . Setzera World ol Camping. alternate Rt. 10 off Rt.80 east, Barbours- Li ves t ock dJ, PB. PS, air, tilt, em-fm 1 yr. old male Himalayan. papers available. Call 614246 -5637 after 4. For rent Sleeping Rooms end light house kueping rooms. Park Central t-totel. week. 304-6 75-3100 676-6509. Supp l ies 135 Massey Ferguaosn tree· tor, 6ft. bush hog, big New lies. low, low prices. Call 614-446-9478 after 4 :30 weekdays. Anytime weekends . Fine oakS. mahogany furni ture from England some antiques: clocks. dining chairs. carver, oc:caSsional For rent, cottage, 1 br furnished, utilities pd. $65. Unitt opened 8:30 a.m .. Dana Franklin, eUctiQnaer, W. Va. license no. 303 . BUY 1977 Mustang $1960. Call 814-446-4823. HILLCREST KENNELS 1!1-ELIEVS U6-.. WE'RE NOT THE CR:OO~~ WHO A~E- lit LIN· HIH6 THI• •TFtiKe. Augull 15th. 10:30 a.m. 614-446-4298. 2B6-6522. Pets for Sate 304-675- unitt. 10me .new Saturday, Block, .brick, mortar and masonry supplies . Mountain State Block. Rt . 33, New 56 Coli RV · AUCTION. over 100 For aale or. trade for -livestock . Locu•t posts. Call Killbro1 276 grain body&. 16 ft. grain elevator. Call 614· 7795. Coun1y Appliant:e , tnt: . Good used appliances and TV sets . Open SAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat. 614-446- 614-446· 7444 or 614-3677187. Furnished room, range. re· frig. $125. share bath, single mate. 919 2nd AVe .. G•ttipolis. Call 446· 4416 after 8PM . $2300. 2686. 614-332-9745 collect. Hoven, W. Va . 304-8822222. $65 . 1 bedroom , unfurnished. sto\le, refrigeratar, washer and dryer. No children or pets. 12 miles from Pomeroy . 614-992- 2807. Building Materials Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows. lintels. etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614-245-5121. son. 614-256-1427 . 2 bdr duplex. AC , otf street 7209 or 614-446-3287. Air conditioner S 1 25, ges stove S75, frost free refrig. 55 Building Supplies 614· 446-3051. Call 614-446-9244. New efficiency with garage . small dock . disposal. washer & dryer hookp-up, applian ces furnished . Private yard. northup area. 1 0 min . from city park . Call 614 -446- 12 X 24 carpet & padding, niultitweed. good cont . $100. Call614- 367-0172 . --;;::;::;:;:::=;:::=;:= --:: Wanted tb Rent Just available -apt. for rent. 740Yr 2nd. Ave _, 3 'bdr. , $190 mo . deposit required . Call 614 · 446 - 4222 between 9 & 5 . 51 Household Goods 53 47 1974 Prowler, 20 ft .. telf containes, aleeps 6, O.C. Ohio. 614·2B6-6451 . Electric. typewriter $26 . wedding dress size 11, elite. Auto Parts Accessories 79 Motora liomes 8o Campers 59 For Sale or Trade & The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 1985 Chevy II , 304-8754143. 2026, 576-2648. Farm Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wanted to buy auto pan a for Silver Queen, 8 doz or more. $1 .00 per doun. Ideal .for freezing. Happy Hollow Fruit Farm or Roy See. 304-576- 51 cond. $75. 304-675-3784. Furnished effit:iency 701 4th AIJe .. Gallipolis . $160, u1ilities paid, share bath. adults. Call 446-4416 after 8o $100.00. Phone 304-8823326. "Road maps. I'm going to Nicely furnished mobile home. eff. apt .. t:entral air and heat in city. adults only . Call 614-446-0338. ·76 Tomatoes by bushel bring own conteiners •. 4th hou" below Gellipolil Ferry poet office. 110 lb. weights $20.00. ... KIT 'N' CARLYU ®bJ LarrJ Wrlgllt Fruit &: Vegetables · T.win aize bookcase bed, spring and mattress $40. 00 . Cast iron pot belly coal stove, perfect ·cond , Friday. August 9, 1985 DICK TRACY Friday, August 9, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page 1 0 The Dail Sentinel A.UGUR FORKED SNITCH Anawer. What they c•lled the star ~.f tha monster show-A STAGE "FRIGHT One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's X for the two O's, etc. Single letter~. apostrophes. the iength and fonnatwn of the words are ap hints. Each day the code letters are dtfferent · CRYI'TOQUOTE 8-9 PX p J XAV WJVNV.IJ Y D XV J XAVL KFPOZV ' X S DYOPO .IX SGVFNVDK ZNSJ" PBVO.I XAVC CVXXVFOPZA Yeoterda)''o Cf1)Jtoquote: ALL WOULD BE WELL II' THERE WERE NO BUTS . -GERMAN PROVERB �l'age- 1.t. 1 ne uauy ~ent1ne1 t'omeroy Happenings around Meigs County.•• Area deaths Clair L. Newell Joe Dennison .-noay, Augwn "'· •::ooo MIOClleport, Ohio partn~r In Beair fllld Son Landscap· Court actions filed Crisp, Langsville, has been appointed by Judge C. H. Knight as criminal bailiff and deputy sheriff effectively Aug. 7. According to the entry the appoinlm€!11 was made due to the large number of felony cases to be considered during the balance of 1985. Comp€flsatlon for the bailiff Is $1200 a year. Money, booze taken lng at Millfield and was president of An action for money and one for About$60inchaogeandaquantlty the Chester Volunteer Fire Depart· divorce was llled In the Meigs of whiskey was taken In a breaklng Clair L. Newell, 63, Johnstown, Joe Dennison, 15, of 17 Church ment. He was a member of the County CornmonPleasCourtThurs· and entering at Gloeckner's Cafe in Ohio, former resident of Meigs Street, Stewart, died early Thurs· Bellefontaine Fish and Game Club day afternoon. Pomeroy overnight Thursday. The County, died Tuesday at the Licking day at hls home. and was at one time a Boy Scout James and Rhonda Conde,Pomebreaking and entering wasreported Memorial Hospital in Newark. Born in Beverly, hew as the son of leader of Troop 1091n Bellefontaine. roy, and the State Farm Insurance Pomeroy Police early Friday to · Born Nov. 7, 1921 at Long Bottom Gale and Mary Jo Smith Den nlson He was a veteran of the armed Co., Newark, have filed an action morning and remains under in Meigs County . Mr. Newell was a and a sophomore at Federal High forces having served In the U. S. against the Dark Diamond Coal. Investigation. Sunday homecoming set son of the late Jessie and Velma School where he was on the i rack Navy. . . Co_rporation, Abundant Life Coal NewlandNew<:'ll. team. He was also active In 4-H. Surviving are his wile, .Dixie Co. and Coal Power, Inc. for ·The Carmel United Methodist . Veterans Memorial He was a vNeran of World War II He is s urvived by four brothers, Fannin Beair; his mother, Edith $16,409.83. Church will hold Its annual homehaving served in the United States Steve Dennison, Ravenna; Buddy Prater Wren. West Liberty; tVoio The plaintiffs charge that on Aug. coming services Sunday with Sun· Admltted ..Walter Klng, PomeArmy and was a retired heavy Daughtery. Clnclnna tl; Keith and sons, Michael Beair, Millfield,- and 9, 1983, the defendants were day school at 9:30a.m. a nd regular roy; Daniel Norman, Pomeroy; equipment motor mechanic. He had Tommy Dennison, a t home; four L. C. Beair, Bellefontaine; two George Quillen. Middleport; Burbeen employed with the Decker sisters, Jenny Daughtery, Cincin· daughters, Mrs. Mark (Dixie; dynamiting in their mining opera· worship at 10:45. Th<:'re wm be a lions and that the blasting adjacent beginning at 12ooon potluck dinner dell Black, Pomeroy; Janealle Construction Co. in Columbus. He nati; Brenda Shlfiett, Alliance; Rausch, Marysville, and Mrs. to the residence caused damage to followed by a service of special Pomeroy. Johnson, was a member pf Drew Webster · Cheryl Dennison, GarretsvU!e; a nd . Kenneth (Mary; McCooey, Lusbey, Conde's home and property. the slngtng and readings from 1 to2p.m. Discharged ..ClJarles Lee, Allee Post 39, American Legion, in Lucinda Dennison, at home. He was Md .; a sister, Peggy Jane McFar· In other action in thecourt,J ames The public ts invited. Nease, Audrey Ours. Pomeroy; the Veterans of Foreign preceded in death by his Wars in Johnstown; the Humboldt grandparents. lane,Springfleld, andahalfbrother, ; -----------Dcug Wren, West Liberty. Seven ,.. Masonic Lodge 476, F&AM, ColumFuneral services will be held at 1 grandchildren also survive. bus, and was a member of the p.m. on Sunday at the Stewart He was preceded In death by his International Operators Engineers United Methodist Church with the lather. · Local 18. Rev. Charles Jacks officiating. Services wlll be held at 11 a.m. Surviving are his wile, Mary Burial will be in SunrL•e Cemetery Monday at the Eicholtz Funeral Wbltels Newell, Johnstown; a son, at Gasaway, W. Va. Friends may Home, 321 N. Main St., BellefonYou'lllike the individualized altention you receive when you get Larry of Johnstown; a brother, call at the White Funeral Home, taine. Friends may call at the Ewing your senior portrait made at: THE P.fiOTO PLACE Hobart Newell. Chester. and sev· Coolville, alter 2: 30 p.m. on Funera 1Home In Pomeroy from 2to era! nieces, nephews and cousins. Saturday. Each previE.>W 5C'I includes 11}12 different poses before traditional oil backd4 and 7 to 9p. m. Saturday and at the Services will be held at 11 a.m. rops a nd in attractive ou1door set1Jngs. Eicholtz Funeral Home from 2 to 4 We Saturday at the Crouse and Son Personalized wallet's are avaUab le. use and 7 to9p.m. on Sunday. Officiating dur fUll colOr portraits hold a lifetime guarantee. You'll also llke our reason· Chapel in Johnstown with Rev. Paul Edward Lee Beair a t Monday services will be Rev. able prices. Muillkin officiating. Friends may Gera 1d Barlow. call a t the chapel from 2to4 and 7to9 Edward Lee Bea ir , 46, 37358 For An Appointment or More Information this evening. Masonic rites were Sumner Road, Chester, was dead on Ralph L. Bates Call After 6 :00 P .M. or Anytime on Weekends held Thursday- evening. There will arrival at Veterfllls Memoria l be an open casket graves ide service Hospltal lat<:' Thursday night. , Ralph L. Bates, 46, WyandQtte, at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Chrlstiim Mr. Beair was a tool and di<:' Mich., formerly of Meigs County, Cemetery in Tuppers Plains. maker with Westinghouse at Belle- died Thursday night at Wyandotte Bob & Charle11e Hoeflich fontaine. He was bornJan.12, 1939at General Hospita l. Arrangements Hazel Carr West Liberty, a son of Leonard Clay are being completed at tl)e Ewing 109 High Street, Pomeroy and Edith Prater Bea ir. He was a Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Hazel Pauline Car r, 67, of 900 Third Ave., Gallipolis, died Thurs· day morning at Holzer Medical Center following a long illriess. She was born July 22, 1918 at CHARGE IT Rutland to Ruth AnnsteadBrownof (MOST STORES) Gallipolis, who survives, and t'he late Dewey Bentley. Also surviving Is her husband, Jack Carr. whom she marrted on April 3, 19ll; three daughters, Mrs. Julia Qualls of Middleport, Mrs. Alice Trent of Dayton and Mrs. Jackie Jenkins of Columbus; three sons, Ronald and Jackie Carr, both of Columbus, and William Carr of Pacheco, Calif.; a step-mother. Mrs. Pauline Bentley of. Rutland; one brother, Bob McCarroll of Columbus; eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. She was a member of the Paint Creek Baptist Chu rch and was a past matron for Lucy Ann Chapter OES79. FUneral services will be 2 p.m . Sunday at the Pin<:' Creek ,Baptist Church with Rev. Grov~r Turner and Rev. Elbert McGhee official· Low AS S20 Per Monlh on cmune * ing. 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Livestock sale results Band pride, spirit ~~~~~~~A~ s:w=• ~,!.8!::~ '100 Complete "Road Emergency" CB Set Emergency squads answer seven calls Seven calls were answered by local units Thursday, the Meigs Coun ty Emergency Medical Servi· ces !'('ports. At 3:34a.m., Pomeroy went lo the Pomeroy Cliff Apartments for Rhonda Phelps, no treatment given; tuppers Plains at 12:50 p.m . took Eleans See to Camden-Clark Hospita l in Parkersburg; Rutland a t 3:08p.m . took BurdellBiackfrom Rou te 124 to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains a t 5:46 p.m. took Jenny Adams from th<:' Arbaugh Addition to Holzer MediCal Center; at 6: 18 p.m .. Racine took Pearl Hawthorne from Wills Road to Veterans Memorial; Middleport at 9:30p.m ., ex tingu ished a fire a t the tmiler of Jenning Pen nington, and at lti: 1l p.m ., Middleport treated Jerry Collins at 95 Elm St. Weather Joreca~t Mostly sunny today and Saturday with highs today between ro and 85 and tomorrow In the mid 80s. Clear tonight with a low in the mid 60s. The probability of precipitation is near zero through Saturday. Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday Fllir Sunday with a chance ol showers and thwulerstonns Mon· day and Tuesday. IUgll<; will he in tile 80s and lows In the 60s. Winning number:0789 . CLEVELAND (UPJi - Thursday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Nmnber Cut Pleasant Sunday, Olagor'lalty measured . Batteries, DC aclapler extra 31!!.95 Get $18.07 off our best slim·style cas· sette recorder! Auto-level cue/ review, e nd-of-ta pe a uto-stop. 1114..1050 - J 0789 PICK-4 ticke t sales totaled $182,015.50, with a payoff due of $82,094. PICK4$1Stralght bet pays$8,()l(). PICK4$1box betpays$335. - - ~ who MERCERVll.LE - When the new Hannan Trace Elementary School was designed, some area residents wondered about a play· gound area lor their children. Land adjacent to th<:' school site had been purchased by th<:' Gallla county Board of Education sev<:'ral years ago, but It was hilly and Inhabited by trees and had re· malned untouched. That ~. l!l)tll several weeks ago. Now tile hillside and trees are gone and there SOOn W.il l be a 900 foot by 400 foot area of land, which will be large enough for a playground area, a pmctice football field -and two baseball diamonds. Th e transformation was due largely to the efforts of the Crown City Mining Company and 21 of Its .. EC-307 by Radio Shack 33•1o Off Cut 25°/o 9!~15.95 19!~29.95 14!~19.95 A time-saving value! Fea· lures alarm-on and p.m. indi· cators, 3-key memory. With banerias, case. #65-691 Check Your Phone Book for the llat110 lllaek Store or Dealer Nearest You =--- ,Pft II 11 nored • hi8lol'y of the beaD dinner. AD vefel- were3 wllh a Tllps ceteniOIQ' p.m. "Atlelldllnce was 'very good' dellplle the beat," remarked one "* observer. ve u The men, comprised mostly of Hannan Trace High School gradu· hill and create a new playground atesandMerceiVUJearearesldents, worked on the project in two shifts. are~~ leveling of the hill and the Usualty,menworkedtrom7a.m. construction of the playgrond was to 1 p.m., and from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. the brainchild of one of the mine's Many worked double shl!ts and employees, Paul Rossiter. worked past quitting time in the Rosslter,ln tum; convinced,Dave evening to complete the project. Jamlsoo , Crown Ci\Y Mining's 1n addition to JamisOn and general manager, to donate five Rossiter, the following men also pieces of thecompany'sheavyearth provided their vacation time and moving equlpm€!lt, valued at ap- energies to the project: Frank Uli Clary, ,Ernest Montgomery , David proximately $2.25m on, as we11 as Beaver, Bernard Rossiter, Clar· the fuel tooperatethevehlcles, to the Sande De project for eight days. Rossiter, In ence Mooney, Carl rs, an addition to putting between 12and16 Rossiter , Kevin SWain, Tom Wright , hours an day Into the project. also David Chapman, Roger Garlic, madethearrangementstornovethe · Troy Short, Tommy Wright, Jayne equlpmentfromtllemlneareatothe Myers, Pau• Fellure, Rick Clary, hill behind the school. Bobby C~. Roger Watson, Mark Mooney and Ronnie Myers. · Ql __ :==!!!~~~ SliJ)pOrted t he nationwide drinking age for all alcobolic beverages, while 54 per· C€flt said they thought all beer and wine ads should be banned from the airwaves. Despite the problems In passing a federalbudgetoverthepastsev<:'ral months, only 39 percent of those . to help the Qldget. In the wake of the Beirut hostage crtsls earlier this summer, 71 percent of the fatrgoers surveyed said they approved of the govern· ment taking shrong" retaliatory action against terrortsts who endangered the lives of American ~ltlzens. PVPn If thP rf'laliation ' ' .I hav~ •-' by the being condUC= Unton, and 62 percent of those surveyed agreed. Finally, 63percent.ofthefa!rgoers surveyed said they favored a constitutional amendme nt prohibit· lng abort tons, except when the life of themotherisindanger. their =~~stvacaf:m.to~eltbe PlAYGROUND UNDER ®NSTRUCTION More than m Mercervlle area n!lldenls IUid empolyees otthe Crown City MlnlagC~IIIIY gaveup most ol lheir i\ugu!ll vacation to help buld a playground at the new Hannan Trace Elementary Scllool. The land, wllicb had been hilly and covered with trees, had been purehased several yeBI'S by the Gallla County Board of Educalloo. Social Security will tum 50 August 14 ~lneiStall There's never been a better time to upgrade your autosound system and . save! Amazing 5-band equalizer lets you adjust the sound of your system to match the acoustics of your car's interior. #12-1865 • Ct!tlme revolvtng crellit 1rom Ctltbank Pay men! ma~ 11ary depenclmg upon balance. w- 1iUiF ByCHARLENEHOEFUCH Greatly Expands Dynamic Range and Tonal Control Don 't take chances with your valuable records- buy now and replace your old worn-out cartridge! Moving-magnet c;lesign, 20-20,000 Hz response. With mounting hardware. #42·2n8 ~ - ·do..- ~-· - welcomed F ,;_. by diePJ1!!111L Wjwiliil A ' V!;IF/UHF TV Weighs Only 51 12 Pounds Cut 38°1° Take it out to the ball game! Ceramic filters s harpen recept ion and cut interference. 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Roosevelt signed Into law a bUI ushering In a new age of economic security for American workers. · Wednesday, Meigs County with its nearly 4,!lXl social security recipients with monthly checks totallng more than $1,!Dl,!lXl, wUI join the rest of the nation in observing the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Social Securlty Act. The Meigs County Comrnlsslon· ers Friday signed a proclamation deSignating Wednesday as "Social Security Day' 'ln Meigs County. That day several long· time recipIents will be honored at a luncheon to be held at the SenlorCltlzensCenter. Among those to be recognized will be one Meigs Countlan who started receiving Social Security checks In 1943, Just three years after the first benefits were paid. A second recognition isplannedfor'I'IIursday, Continued on A-4 OLD CAR SHOW - Dan Mcllobertll. 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Title A name given to the resource August 9, 1985 bates beair bentley carr dennison newell