https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8ad888feefc15c51f940c03f09a1b136.pdf 7ad81297ef4a80ad1cde95c5cc303d2c PDF Text Text Thursday. Ohio September 12. 1985 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY "Under ·New Management" WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prest· dent Reagan, oplimislic about suppot1 from his Republican allies In Congress on 1he legislallvP ba Illes ahead, was returning to th<> South today to rP-ignite interest in tax reform. Reagan was to speak to senior cilizms in Tampa, Fla., on how his tax packagP would llf'n<>lit all classes oft axpayers by reducing tax brackets from 14.. to three and .. reducing the maximum rate to 35 . percent . Last wwk, Reagan spoke In Missouri and North Carolina and plans to travel lo Concord, N.H., next week wit h the same message. Passing tax reform this year has been his main goal, even in the face of congressional activism for trade and farm legislation as higher SALE SEPT. 6. 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Rag, '6 .99 '8 .99 '8.49 •9.99 CURTAINS ........... ........ ... .... Sale CURTAINS .......................... Sale CURTAINS ........................ ,. Sale CURTAINS ..... ....... ... ........... Sale 4.79 '5.69 '6 .39 '7.99 1 $7995 E,!!~~~ 4•1t) 111··71 CMMUCAta POMIRO '' •,, "John Glenn and I havesPrved in the Congress the same period of time, and I know how hevotes," said Kindness. "I think. it istlmeforOhlo to have some balance in ils U.S . Senate representation - someone who does't -'just vote to increa se spendin): and then claim we have to lncreas<> taxes. " Kindness S<>rved three terms as a city councUman and two terms as mayor of Hamilton. HP was a state representative for two terms before .llf'lng elected to U.S . HouS<> In 1975. Glenn, 64, served two terms In the Senate alter defea ting his old nemesis, Sen. Howard MetzPn· baum, In t hi' Democratic primary of 1974. Gl~nn has been . regarded as unheatab\e,.. having llf'aten rormer state. Rep . James E. Betts of suburban Cleveland by ·an Ohio record of 1.6 million votes in 1900the yea r Ronald Reagan woo the presldPncy. Republicans are hoping Glenn's disastrous venture Into the Democratic presidential sweepstakes last year took some of the lu stre from his Image. They will also he questioning · his record in theSenate,asklngwhat he has accompUshed for Ohio and pointing out a surprisingly liberal voting record. Glenn already ha s begun th<' defense of his Senate scat. He is making more frequent a ppearanCC's in Ohio and has switched !rom the Senate Foreign Relations Commit· leE' to the Armed Services Comm it· tee, where ~sayshellf'lie\'eshecan help Ohio withdefenseprocu t'!'ment contracts. · Glenn has whittled his presidential campaign debt to $2.7 million and is continuing to work on that while trying to raiS<> money for his re-election campaign. removing the deduction for state a nd local taxes. "Balderdash," Reagan replied, usi ng a term he said "people our age will rem<'mber ... . There are som e eart hier words, but that wUI have to do." Cuomo, In Washington, said : "The president has a perl..ct r!J;tht to US<' any words he wants . 1 have a different lexicon." Reagan told the senior citizens, whose response to his speech was friendly, that his reform plan would not aff..ct Social Security benefits and would remedy the current tax code he said "has in efl<>et made It more and more expensive to care lor older parents." The administration's ..conomlc blueprint, he boasted, has lifted more than 400,000 elderly ou t of poverty since 1983. Last week, Reagan told chf'ering st udents at North Carolina State University that under his plan they could keep more of their first paycheck and pay less in tax<>S . He repeated Thursday that the Cllrrent system results In something " Ilk<' one of those horror movies from the 1950s - The Incredible Shrinking Paych<>ek." He said one of his daughters who had bt't'n Involved In "campu s llllf'ra lism" brought home her first paycheck "pale and hoiTOr-strlcken and I tried to explain that's what her old inan had been making speeches about all those years." the el<>etric a nd gas compan is to maintain service. ~ Other programs available to low income customers ar(' thE' Horne Energy Assistance Program (HEAP\ and the Ohio Energy Credits Program. To qualify for the P!Pprogram,thl'houscholdlncome must llf' at or llf'low 150 percent federal poverty leveL The chart distributed to those attending Indi cated that a household wilh four p€'rsons could have a yearly household income of up' to 515,975 and still quality lor the PIP program. Also meeting with the senior citizens was a repreSf'fltatiw oft he Public Interest Center r:t the PUCO who encouraged consumers to use the PUCO hot!lne 1·800-282-0198 to discuss issu~~ and problems. She assurl,'d the senior citizens that each complaint Is investigated to Insure that the utility company Is abiding by Ohio law, and that the consumer is Informed of the results of the Investigation. Eastern coach retires Eastern High School football coach Ray Watson announced his ret h'l'ment from coaching ycsterday morning. <'ff<'c l 1\' <' Immediately. The announct•mcnt came as a surprls<' and Watson. 62. said h<' p\an s t os ta vatEasternasatcach~r. Tlwsc-cond -.vear Eag\~coachsaid h<' •x•tlred upon the ad,·icc of his doctor as "pt'l'\·ent ivemedicinc" for a developing h<•alth pro bl~m . Assista nt coaches Don F:ichlnger and Ron Hill will share III' omchi ng dulies tonight whf'n the Eagles, 1-1, take on Wahama . Li!SI SC'CJSOn. Watsonandhis stalf lnhc'ritf.'d a !Pam that wa s winles s ~.;.._....;.. i0·9·11 inl0sta rtsin198.1andputlh<' Eastern program back on its feet with a &-4 season a nd the SVAC' tri-champlonsh ip. Watson started his coaching career in 1947.and <'njoyed sUCC<'SS· lui stints at West Virginia Tech ithrre years\, West Virginia Unl· vcrslty !four years\, the U.S. Naval Acadt'my (two years), whit~ winnlng high school championships at Wirt Cou nty . This marked Watson·s 22nd year as a footba II coach . From 19ii:l-1919. he• sf'f"\1f>d in udministrativf: duti<:'s lrfornctuming to the sidrllnC'<. · WiJison .said hP has no plans to ____ l'fll umto thr sidelinPS. ~ ... . '.I:..... '..." ."' . . . ../.. REAGAN.STUMPS- !;'resident Reagan signs his naine to a can, that "'' a senior citizen, he Is asking Congress lor support of his lax refonn plan. Reagan GOP walks away with sanctions bill ONLY sizea. Valances and swags are also in stock and 18le priced. Kindness says he will ch~llenge Glenn By IRA R. ALLEN SAVE MISSES OPEN STOCK B.Y Charlene HoeOich ht>arlngs are now being "scatt<>red their limited incomes. Sentinel Staff Writer around over the state so that there Brooks said that C\lrrently a "Overall, the PUCO has aided can he a greater lnvoivPment oo the "lifeline telephone concept for older Ohioans by moderating rates part of the puolic." senior citizens Is being worked on" In the past two yPars," William H. The PUCO Is taking a much more which will make the cost of Brooks, deputy chairman of the crlti~al analysis of the information telephone service affordable to all PublicUtUitiesCommlsslono!Ohlo, which companies submit In tht>lr Ohioans. told a gathering · at the Senior raiP cases, he said. Speaking on He also talked about the 911 Cltizen·s CentPr Thursday lt>lephone chargP increases, ohe emPrgency service system which afternoon. senlorcitlzennotedthat In thepast90 has been approved by thl' state HP compared increa ses of 46 . days his monthly telephone olll has legisla ture and noted tha t the percent In ratps allowed by the gone up $2.65Jncludlng the $1 equal' service will llf' required of all PUCO In 1981 and 1982 to th~ "just access charge put on by the federal telephone companies within five over thrf'e percent per year for 1983 go\•errunent. The latest Increase years. A nominal CIJStomer charge and 198!1." · granted by the PUCO to General along with tax dollars will finance He partially credited the increase Telephone has not yt>t been billed to the new service, Brooks said. All reduction to a "managemPnt con- consumers. · calls will go to a Cl'ntral answering fonnance audit" program which Another complained tha t it had setvlce which will print out the was put into eff<>et last y<>ar. cost her nearly $100 to move her loca lion and dispatch personnel or Brooks said that four audits of t<>lephone to "The Maples" , the whicles as required. utUitles have been ordered, two of S<>nlor citizens housing complex in The PUCO commissioner also which art> General Telephone and Pomeroy, and she qu<>Siloned the discussed ways to "keep the heat Columbia Gas, nottr;tg that because 'htgh fOSI for changing the phone on" through using the percentage of Of ti'ii! a~dlt flndings:' lhe'increlloe~ 1Irani oltelOcJ!iilltro another. Income plan. call«! Pf?, whereby allowed by General Telephone was ' There was concern expressed by low Income eustomers can make llf'low what the company had several of the nearly 50 senior reduced payment ~nd avoid disconrequested. citizens at the meeting astowhethcr nections. Customers, h('sald, pay 15 The deputy chairman talked they will llf' able to handle the percent of their monthly income to about public hearings which are UJX'Oming increases in monthly held on rate increases, and said the charg<>s allowed by the PUCO on Reagan preaching tax gospel fall in fleece jogging wear. 'Assorted styles of sweatshirts, panta. shorts, vests and jackets. SIZES S, M. Land KL ' . WASHINGTON (UP!) - U.S. Rep. Thomas Kindnt>ss, R-Ohlo, announced Thursday he will formally announce his candidacy for the U.S. Senateseat now held by Sen. John Glenn, f}()hio, du ling a series of news conferences later his month. Kindness, 56, will begin his S<'rles of news conferences In Cleveland on September 23, .also speaking that sa me day in · Columbus and Cincinnati. On Sept. 24, Kindness will continue his announcpment Itinerary with stops in Dayton, Lima and Toledo. The following day, Sept . 25, he will visit Youngstown, Cambrldg<> and Marietta. Neat new colors for Long sleeved sport shirts in solids, plaids, stripes and westerns. Extra nice selec· lion including tails and big man sizes. SIZES: Small thru 3X Reg . ' 12. 95 ... Sale '10.39 Reg . $15.95 ... Sale '12.79 Reg . ' 19.95 ... Sale '15 .99 Reg . ' 24.95 ... Sale '19.99 MODERATING - Utllty coats have II10CIOrated In the jllllit IWD years, acconllnK to WIUJam H. Brooks, deputy chalnnan of the Puhllc UtUitles Commission ol Ohio, who went on to assure the group of senior citizens that the Commission Is looking out for low Income ronswners through a variety of "help'' programs. ' Take advan'lage of the early sale prices on these cold weather shirts. Regular button fronts or snap front western styles. Po· Ivester blend shell, 100% nylon lining with polyester fibe~ill. Sizes: Small thru 3X Rag. '21.95 ... Sale •1'7.56 Reg . '24.95 ... Sale '19.96 Rag. •26. 95 ... Sale '21.56 ers have been deadlocked all year on the emergency sales tax proposal, which would ralseS!DI,OOOannually. C<mmissloner Marvin K<>llersteadfastly has opposed th<> tax, saying voters should be allowed to decldl' the Issue. Unanimous approval is required to pass an emergency proposal. Commissioners say the county's financial crisis is the result of county officials refusing to cut spending. The general fund budgt>t fell from $2 mtlllon In 1984 to $1.8 million In 1985, but officials admit they continued to spend at ·Jast year's pace. PUCO aiding senior citizens, chief says Beautiful fall blouses. vests, sweat - S1279 _ _ _ _....... Nylon, poly I cotton blend Regular fit, straight leg bruahed tricot. cords. EKtre comfort. Sizu: Smatt thru Large lasting Quality. 3Z to 48. NEW FALL COLORS Waist Sizes: 29 to 42 •"ea . '1 z.oo IP'A.l'A'"A .. .... Sale '9.&9 Big Sizes: 44 to 48 Reg. $15.00 PAJAMA .... Sale '11 .99 Rag. '19.95 · Reg. '19.00 COROS ...... Sale '15·. 99 PAJAMA .... Sale'14.39 Reg. '22.95 · •Keg. '22.00 CORDS ...... Sale '18.49 .... Sete•17.59 Jackson County procedure," Knlppenburg said. But If county commissioners do not enact an emprgency 1 percent sales tax, and countyvol~?rs rej<>etslmllar tax proposals on the Nov. 5 ballot, "the county will have to act to reduce expenditures'' to repay the loan. There was no lmmedlatp Indication whether the ControUing Board would approve the loan request. However, some state officials have expressed !Pars that such action would set a precedent for other counties to seek "bailout" money from the starP. The county's three commission- 2 MEN'S Z SectiOns, ~,2 Peges 26 Centa A Muliimedil Inc. Newspaper ay. S eptem be r 13 • 1·985 . B.Y E. MICHAEL MYERS WASHINGTON (UPII - Frus· Irated S..nate Democrats fought a running battle all Wf'ek to pass Iough economic sanctions against South Africa, losing three times - and then the Republicans Uterallyselzed the bUI and walked away . Three times, on Monday, Wronesday and Thursday, the Senate refused to bring the sanctions legislation to the noorfor a vote. The votes came atter President Reagan, turning away !rain hls 4)4-year-old policy of quiet pressure, ordered limited penalties against Pretoria make the result meaningless, but Monday. when they finished they di scovered Thursday, shortly after the third Lugar liad quietly taken the bill vote on the measure, Senate from the clerk's desk and out of the Republican leader Dole and Sen . chamber. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., the chair· Senate rules grant the chairman man of the Senate foreign Rei a !ions of a panel with jurisdiction over a bill Committee engineered a parUa· -In this case, Lugar- authority to mentary pilfering to keep the bill r<>move It physically from from coming up again. consideration. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., That left the Democrats with no asked Dole to delay the third vote as biU to vote on. Democrats worked on new strait>: . "This tactic Is beneath the dignity gtes. Dole refUsed. Democrats then r:l the Senate," a st unned Kennedy voted against their own measure to told Dole. Glf'eful, Dol<' said the blll Is "llf'tteroff In the hands of a member of the character of Senator Lugar. thP distinguished chairman of the committee, tocareluUywatch these papers." Kennedy was only briefly amused. "We can make light at this moment about this particular procedure but It aff<>ets the substance of one the most extrordlnary Important public policy Issues," he saki . tnld senior cltbens in Tampa, Fla., Thursdlly his plan would correct· 11 system thut makt'S It difftcult for children to ·care for their parents. Meigs County man enters plea Larry Jay Cooper, 32. Racine, entered a plea of guilty to one count of cultivation of marijuana when he appcard before .Judge Charles H. Knight In thr Meigs Cou nty Com mon Pleas Court. ' Thechargewascontained In a bill of Information pl'('sented by the office o} Meigs County Prosecu ling Attorney Fred W. Crow Ill charging Cooper with grownlng marijuana near his Apple Gt'OV<' residence. Cultivation or marijuana Is a felony oft hi' lou rth degree carrying a possible penalty of up to IS months In prison a nd a fine of up to $2500, according to Paul Gerard, lnvesti· ., gator fort he prosecutor's office who · worked with the office of Meigs Sheriff Howard Prank in the Invest lgatlon. Approximutely 5.1 to 60 mature marijuana plants were confiscated by Meigs County Deputy Kenny Klein. .ludge Knight accepted Cooper's plea of guilty a nd ordl'red sentepclng continued until 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Ocdt. 23, to permit completion of a pre-sentence Investigation a nd report . Cooper was rcleased upon a personal recognlz. a nee bond until final sentencing . �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Commenta .. The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ . I:S!m~ ~'---.-·~c::::J.~ ~I' . . ROBERT L. WINGETr Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD ; : Assistant Publisher/ Controller ...•.• · BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor · _, ... LETTF.RS OF' OPINION are wel come. ThPy should bP IPSs I han .m word.!; '· long. Alllet!ers are subjectt oed ll lng and must be signed with nam(', addr('ssand JelephonP numtx>r. No unsigned lf'lt('rs v.·lll b£' published . LE'II{'rs should be In .·good tas1e , a.ddrE>ssln.l.l Issues, not pet'sona llt les. desolate games that begin by telilng us how many times we are In a position to destroy the world with our pll'!;ent Inventory. /\ figure that sticks in the mind Is that of Jonathan Schell, who informed us a year or so ago that the combined Inventory, east and west, of nuclear bombs is 80 million times the strength of the bomb that explo~ed over Hiroshima. U that figure does not scare you sufficiently, why we'll have to come up with the heat of the sun, which one suppoSPS exceeds even Mr. Schell's figure. carl Sagan will ,110 doubt advise us tomorrow, or the day after tomor- win, lose & DREW South Africa policy rose Berry's World ' ., ' . :T oday in history ' TOday Is Friday, Sept. 13, the 256th day of 1!)85 with 109 to foliow. The moon.is almost new. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars.· The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Those horn on this date are under the sign ct Virgo. They Include JohnJ. "Black Jack" Pershing, illustrious American general ct World War I, in 11100: actress Claudette Colbert In 19re Jage 8>); singer Mel Torme In 1925 (age 60) , and actress Jacqueline Bisset In 1946 (age 39.) By lUCK VANSANT CINCINNATI (UP!) - Hitting makes headlines, but solid delenSP wins a lot of games. Like Clnclnnall's 2·1 victory over San Diego Thursday night. "Defense was much more Important tllanoffenselnaclosegarne like this," said Reds player-manager Pete RoS.., who sat out the gameafter breaking Ty Cobb's career hit record of 4,191 and upping the new · mark to 4,193 Wednesday night. "We had a guy playing defenSP so hard tonight he knocked a hole In the Nixon cliches __________B_y_W_il_lia_m_F._B_u_ck_ley_.J_r. ~eagan toughens : At tlle Democratic Convention In Los Angeles In 19ro, Speaker Sam l;i8ybum and colleagues urged Lyndon B. Johnson not to accept the No.. 2 spot on the tickPt if John F. Kennedy offered it. -·The following day Rayburn told LBJ he should take Kennedy up on his offpr. ; :"What happened in the last 24 hours," Johnson asked Rayburn. ; ."I'm a much smarter man today," said Rayburn whose arm had been twisted by Kennf'dy and Kennedy was not adv<'rSP ro pointing out some of tiie political realities if Johnson refuSf'd. ;·.For months, President Reagan has flatly oppoSPd C'COnomlc sanctions against Soutll Africa to put the pressure on the while-ruled state toeaSP up on the political repression of the black majority through it s apartheid Jlqlicy. - Only a couple of weeks ago Reagan told a radio interviewer. "1 am basically opposed to the idea of punitive sanctions." . It was not as if the president had not been trying to influence the Botha government through his "constructive engagement" policy with behind-the-scenes persuasion. But soon it became clear to American policy makers that they were not going to inllurnce change fast enough,although they appeared to be taking ci·edit for some easing of SPgregation In a few hotels and restaurants. which really came about through the exeo·tion of white liberals and moderates over a period of time in South Africa. ·· "It's the only thing that works,' ' 'Reagan told reporters as late as last wrek when asked about his "constructive engagement" pollcy. He caused consternation when he described the South African government as "reformist" a nd indicated !ha t SC'gregatlon had been all but wiped out. Later he apologized, saying he had spoken "carelessly." ~n after he ll'turncd to Washington from a three-week vacation at his Santa Barbara ranch, the president saw l·he handwriting on the waiL He iound out that Congress was in no mood to do business anymore with the ·South African govenunent in view of the violence, the rising dt:'alh toll and the refusal to carry on a dialogue with I he black leaders, including activist Nelson Mandela who has been In ja U for 22 years. Legis Ia t ion was about to be enacted t ha 1would impoSP sanctions against South Africa. · To remain in a leadership position, Reagan had to get ahead of the · ~rowd. Not qnly was a repudiation of his policy about to take place on ·capitol Hill, aides convinced tbe president that his overall foreign policy . image would suffer and his domestic programs would be set back if he 'vetoed a bill with tough sanctions against South Africa . Furthermore, he was told that there was a good chance his veto would be overridden. So Reagan did what any good leader will do when faced with the inev itable. He arranged meetings to "review" his policy and In the end he · decided to invoke limited sa nctions by execu tive order to cut Congress off at the pass. - The president also had the problem of creating an atmosphere of defeat ' when he has SPveral other items on his domestic agenda thai he wants to win, including a revis ion of the federal tax code. . 1t Is an article of f3ith at the While House, for any presidrnt , not just ·,Reagan, to say'' policy has changed even when the flip-flop is so obvious and the 180 degree tum gla ringly clear. When Reagan was asked why he had changed his mind on tbe sanctions, :lie said: " I haven't, " and went on to insist that he is opposed to economic sanctions and if a bill had come to him that he thught would have been harmful economically to South Africa he would not have approved it. But a by any other name Is still a rose and judging from the PrC'toria govPrnment's reactions. U.S. sanctions have indeed been im~XJsed.' White House spokesman Larry Speakes said. "The president thought it was the proper thing to do at the proper lime ... a wdl considered approach. Our goa l is to bring moral pressure on South Africa." , . He made the remarks in responsetoa question: Why didn't the president : act sooner? Reds' defense leads win over Padres Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, September 13, 1985 Richard Nixon continues to dis- • vlnced that It was unthinkable, our comfort his critics by saying deterrent force would evaporate. pointed things about the world. Two Only a credible threat of retaliation current articles, one In Foreign actually deters. Another cliche Mr. Affairs, . a second In National Nixon penetrates Is the notion that It Review' aeoost reality by the scruff doesn't really matter whether one of the nrek and refresh us with has or has not nuclear.superlority. realisilc thinking. He takes us back to three American On the matter of the nuclear crises, ending with the crisis over bomb, he says what every sane Cuba, In which precisely the fact of man says, namely that a nuclear our superiority prevented the So· exchange Is to be avoided and that viet Union from -the kind of the way to avoid It Is precisely not to apo<'aiyptlc friskiness that sudsay about It that It Is unthinkable. II denly ends the world up In war. the Soviet Union were ever to come Mr. Nixon tacitly reminds us of around to the position that the something we constantly fall to take United States were actually con· into account when we play thoSC' row, that If we explode mote than six bombs, Ute sun either will stop working, free;dng us all to death, or else it will go into such high gear. us to frizzle us all to death. Ali those figures are really quite Irrelevant. There is only one sensible question a SPnslble custo· dian of U.S. sovereignty asks, namely, how many deliverable bombs does the United States have left over after a hypothetical first strike by the Soviet Unlon? The answer right now, as known to everybody, is: no missiles at all based on land, so subtract !haSP. The further answer, known perhaps to some experts, and suspected by some non-experts, Is: and proceed to subtract X percentage of the nuclear bombs ·carried by our bombers, because we know that the Soviet Union has a highly developed grQund-to-alr capability. Whether It is sufficient to take out all our bombers we do not know. But It is most fearfully powerfuL Leaving us with: Our submarines. They are, when last heard from, immune from enemy neu tralization. But that is the one remaining leg of our triad on which we can count with relative confidence. That figure of 80 million Is vastly reduced. Which Is OK. What is not OK is to reduce It to the point of making a first strike attractive to the ·Soviet Union. Or, ·better, making merely the threat of a first strike decisive at the bargaining table. "Nothing," Mr. Nixon writes, "dlsserves the cauSP of real peace more than to bury our differences in a blizzard of warm handshakes, ;;ushy toasts, klsSPs on the cheek. and convoluted communiques." It Is nice to hear from the gentleman who gave us the Shanghai Communique, SALT I, and (a year afler he left. office) th<' Helsinki Accords that gush-stuff should be rationed . Energy department won't listen ""----B...::_y_Ja_c_k_A_nd_e;__rs_on_ WASHINGTON - Larry Pen berthy says he , can save the taxpayers $1 billion a year In dlsoposal of nuclear waste but, he says, the Energy Department won't lislen to him. The 69-year-oid Penberthy is a Seattle physicist, as well as a chemist and an eiretrlcal and mechanical engineer. There was a time when the Energy Department thought highly of him, but those days are apparently gone. He's suing the department, and the department Is suing him. ·The hone of contention is the glass furnace Penberthy built for the department to demonstrate his proposed method of disposing of radioactive wastes - "vitrification," or the SC'aling of the deadly sluff in glass rods, which would then be wrapped in lead and stored underground. Under a $920,421 DOE contract, Penberthy-built the furnace on tlle grQUnds of his Seattle company, Penberthy E lectromelt lntermltlonal, in 1980-81. The 25-ton furnace , could process six tons of glass and waste a day. For five weeks, Penberthy demonstrated his furnace. melting 200 tons of glass and using simulated waste from the Energy Department's diposal site at West Valley, N.Y. Despite the department' s earlier enthusiasm, Penberthy said, offi, cials Ignored his repeated Invitations to come and watch the operation. Instead, they order<;<! work halted, and in January 1982, personnel hired by the department showed up to dismantle Penberthy's furnace and take it away. Penberthy blocked this move temporarily because the wrecking crew had nothing in writing. But after extended negotiations with the Justice Department, Penberthy was presented with the proper document and the wrrekers returned in May 1983. According to Penberthy, they uSf'd sledgehammers and cutting torches, removed transformers and electrodes, and dropped most of the stuff off at a local junkyard. The problem appears to be a difference of opinion over exactly what Penberthy's role in the project was to have been. He thought he would be wrapping the host wastes In glass and another firm would handle the lead encasement and technical details of disposaL But Energy Department documents Indicate that the DOE expected him to do more. An independent investigative panel, acting at the behest of thP Energy Department, concluded that Penberthy was "an extremely creative person with a wealth of practical knowledge in the science and engineering of glass making ." But radioactive waste disposal. the panel said, "is dominated by complex, exacting nuclear technologies for which glass-making expert!SP a lone is not sufficient preparation" and Penberthy wa s "unsuited to perform the full· scope of work required." There Is no question that Penberthy's idea Is sound. The French have been vitrifying their nuclear waste since 1978. The British, West Germans, Belgians and Ja\>anese are also using vitrification. Sa id James Turi, program manager a t the Energy Department's West \(alley disposal site: "In the field of nuclear waste disposal, glass is the way to go." In fact, Turi disclosed, the disposal site at West Valley later contracted with DuPont (the current contract is with Westinghouse) 10 vitrify nuclear waste and store it under water in lead canisters. This is pa rticulao·ly Infuriating to Penberthy because he was suppoSf'd to work with DuPont, and 28 usable parts taken from his furnace ·are bdng used in the • glasslficalion project at West Valley . Penberthy is convinced that department officials improperly cut him out' of the contract. He Insists that he could handle the depao1ment's entire waste-disposal program for less tllan $6()() million - compared to the $1.6 billion department officials say they' ll spend on it next year alone . Meanwhile, Penberthy is. suing the department for $226,638 for sta ndby and termination costs on the furnace contract, while the department is countersuing him for $100,497 in alleged overruns. The right approach!----------,---This Is a parable about the small town that became concerned about the growing number of accidents occurring at a hairpin turn In the road on the outskirts of the town. The town council met to decide how to make that stretch of highway safer. Unable to agree on a ' solution, they voted Instead to build a hospital at the dangerous curve to take care of the injured. Tha t Is the approach we are taking with AIDS, a deadly sexually transmitted disease that one medi cal authority calls "the healt hcrlsis of our lifetime with potential for the most · severe consequences for Americans of any dlseaSP In the 20th century." · IXx::tors and researchers are now ''scurrying 'round at a run " to find a cure or treatment for people after they fall victim to AIDS. What we ought to be directing our attention to is our sexual behavior and how to stop this menace at the source. I have read only one story - an Interview with a doctor__:_ that says monogamy In the zoologlca I senSC' (the state of being paired with just one mate) Is our only hope for cutting down on the spread of AIDS and herpes. But will we listen after all tlleSP years• I say "After all theSP years" because tlle sad state of affairs we are In morally did not happen overnight. It happened little by UtUe but we Ignored the cumulative factor In human behavior. Behind It Is our view about pornography. I am using the definition of pornography given by the Rev. Carl Scovill of King's Chapel in Boston: "disclosing what ought to be considered '"""'~'~· dther verbally or pictorally. The reason we have been unable to see that pornography corrupts is that its Influence Is slow and ever so subtle. In our lack of concern about pornography, we are like the smoker who says he feels great. Smoking doesn 't bother him . Then comes the day - maybe 20 years late r - when he learns that, alt hough he was unaware af any change in himself until this point, the change was nevertheless taking place, little by little, all those years. Pornography, says Ernest van den Haag, "has a cumulative Influence." It affects public moral tty and everybody's personal attitudes, views and am bitlons. This happens because any model of action which is attractive to some part of the a vera'ge person will. when preSPnted often enough, make what Is modeled become more acceptable:" Haven't we now reached the point where the things we used to think were wrong we now consider acceptable? There Is something the matter with us If we don't see there Is a coarseness abroad In the landIn our manners, tbe way we speak, In the things we talk about. And don't let anybody tell you that our views on marriage and the family haven't heen changed In the last two decades by what we have seen In the movies and on TV and read In hooks and magazines- no matter how much we protest that "tlleSP tlllngs don't affect me." Fashion Is such a powerful force In molding moral attitudes that, as we notice people on TV or In tlle movies- or our neighbors- Uvlng without restraint, we lose sight of the fact that there may be a higher morality. Sex outside of marriage is a harmless pleasure, we have been told. Now we are· learning it may no1 be so harmless after all apart from what itseffectsmaybeonourvlews of what is moral and what Is no1. We may have reached I he hairpin-turning in lhe road where we will crash headlong to destruction a nd it will betoolateeven to get us to the hospital. Was Harvard sociologist Pit.rlm Sorokin right th at free sexual behavior has been historically the sign of a civilization in decline? Is this how the world will end? • The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 wall." That guy. was left fielder Eric Davis, whO .capped a night of spectacular Cincinnati defenSP by crashing Into the wall to haul In Tim Flannery's long drive In the ninth Inning to preserve the Reds' narrow win. Shortstop Dave Concepelon and third baseman Buddy Bell also made" slick fielding plays to start crlt leal double plays for tbe Reds. San Diego, Which had trailed 2-1 I get it." In the sixtll, the Padres had runners on first and third with no outs but coukln't score because of more great defenSP, with Concep· cion spearing Kevin McReynolds' smash to start a double play for the Tonight's gam~s Gallipolis at Pt. Pleasant Russell at Rock Hill Wehrle at Coal Grove Porlsmouth at Ironton Ripley at Slssonvllle (14th) Fairland at Atllens Jackson at Portsmouth West Miami race atl.ogan Marietta at Parkersburg Symmes Valley at Southwestern ~uthern at Huntington Ro« NIGIIT OFF - Pele ~. Cbtclnna&l's playel'lllallacer cMwl . . thunibnall as he walches the action bt the Reds' Z.l win over San Diego Thursday night. Roee took the day .tl altersettlngareoonllorcareerljts Wednesday and spending most.t Thursday with the media. since the fifth Inning, opened the ninth with a single by Terry l<ennedy and pinch-runner Miguel Dllone stole second. After reliever Ted Power struck out Kevin McReynolds for the second out, Flannery cracked a drive to deep • iefl. "I thought it was going out," said Power. "It really thrills me that we have guys like Davlswhogoallout to get balls like that." · Davis smashed Into ihe wall just as he made the catch and then slumped to the ground , but managed to hold onto the ball. "I hit the wall hard and I was In a daze, a complete daze," said Davis. "I've got a headache from It, but I knew I had to go jJ!t the ball. As long as It stayed in the park,! was going to Hannan Trace a I Green Eastern at Wahama Kyger Creek at Waterford Southeastern at North Gallia lronton St. Joe at Oak Hill Trimble at Meigs Warren Local at Alexander Belpre at Wellston Federal-Hocking at Vinton County Miller at Nelsonvllie-York KEITM WISECUP SPORTS WRinR WEEK - JUDGE PAT O'BRIEN GIIIST LAST WEEII LAST WEEK 1-7 11-4 SEASON 1·7 PCT. 50% Warren at Alexa!Mier Belpre at Wellston Federal Ho,king at Vinton County Meigs at Trimble Miller at Nelsonville· York Wahama at Eastern Southern at Huntington-Ross North Gallia at Southeastern Hannan Trau at Green Symmes Valley at Southwestern Kyger Creek at Waterford Gallipotis at Point Pleasant Ironton St, Joe at Oak Hill Cindnnati at St. louis Pittsburgh at Cleveland OU at Marsholl Pitt ·at Ohio State Duke at West Virginia T" SEASON 11-4 PCT. 73% ·. LAST WEEK 10-5 SEASON 10-5 PCT. 67%· Warren _Belpre Vinton County Meigs Nelsonville-York Wahama Huntington-Ross North Gallia Green Southwestern Waterford Gallipolis Ironton St. Joe St. Louis Pittsburgh Marshall Ohio State West Virginia Warnn Warren Belpre Belpre Vinton County Vinton County Meigs Meigs Nelsonville-York Nelsonville- York Wahama • Wahama Southern Southern Southeastern North Gallia Green Green Symmes Valley Southwestern Kyger Creek Kyger Creek Point Pleasant Gallipolis Oak Hill Oak Hill St. Louis Cincinnati . Pittsburgh Pittsburgh . Marshall ou Pitt Ohio State West Virginia West Virginia I LAST WEEK 12·3 SEASON 12-3 PCT. 80% Warren Belpre Vinton County Meigs Nelsonville-York Wahama Huntington-Ross North Gallia Green Southwestern Kyger Creek Point Pleasant Oak Hill Cincinnati Cleveland ou Ohio State West Virginia LAST WEEK NEW YORK iUPI)-JvanLendl, winner of his first U.S. Open Championship when he defeated John McEnroe last Sunday, had further reason to celebrate Thursday.when hewaschoSC'n the Nabisco Grand Prix Player of the Month for August. Lendl's victory reverSPd two losSPs to McEnroe during August, in the finals of the Volvo International at Stratton Mountain, Vt., and th~ $375,<XXl P _layer's International In Mont real. By winning the Open, which was included in the August 1·7 TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) - Oh Captain grabbed the lead at the halfway marker and held on to post a head victory over S.F. Winner In _Thursday night's featured ninth race pace at Raceway Park. 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"' SEASON 8-7 PCT. 53% Warren 'Belpre Vinton County Meigs Nelsonville-York Wahama Huntington-Russ North Gallia Green Symmes Valley Kyger Creek Gallipolis Oak Hill St. Louis Pittsburgh Marshall Ohio State West Virginia Adniiui~n Price Policy · Borgoi" MotinHs Sol, & Sun·.•, AII-Seoh $2 .25" ~,IAI'j hM Ivan Lendl chosen player of month \~ ' PriTSBURGH (UP!) - Hall of Fame outfielder Willie Mays says he never took illegal drugs during his playing days, even though a former teammate has testified he once uSf'd a liqliid amphetamine taken from Mays' locker. ' Mays, In an Interview Thursday night with KGO-TV In San Francisco, said, "I never used stuff like that." John Milner, who played for the New York Mets with Mays, said Thursday his introduction _to a liquid amphetamine called "ied juice" was from a bottle he took from Mays' locker. Milner also testified amphetamines were regularly placed in his locker wben he played for the Pittsburgh Pirates. ' ~\ · Make Your Home ' using drugs ',1 [,1 ' Berry's World I Mays denies NO. 3 ...·- final two outs. In the eighth, It was them off-balance ali night. " : •· Bell making a brilliant stop of a Hawkins permitted only six hits Steve Garvey rocket to begin · and walked none In eight Innings . another key double play. "They get a couple of hits Ott' "I hate to say that defense Is more gloves, hot that's just the way it's' Important than hitting In baseball, been guing for us lately ,'' said ' but without It, you'rejust not going to Hawkins. The Padres scored only have a very SUC'Cessful team," said five runs In tlle !bur-game Cincin BelL "There's no question that nati series and lost three of th<• ' defense and pitching won this g~mes. game." San Diego scored It s lone run Jay Tibbs. 8--15, scattered seven Thursday night in th<' fifth when hltsoverelght Innings to gettll>Win. Flannery singled, moved to second: Power retired the final two batter~ on Hawkins' sacrifice bllnt, took for his 21st save. third on a grQund out and came The Reds got both their runs In the home on a single by Tony Gwynn. first. Eddie Milner opened with a single off Andy Hawkins, 17-6, and scored all the way from first on Bell's double that bounced off third baSPman Gralg Nettles' glove and trickled Into the bullpen <~:t tbe left field line. Bell scored on a single by Tony Perez that hounded off second baSPman Flannery's glove. "Two balls bounce off gloves and BARGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN they get two runs from it," said San ALL SEATS $2. 25 Diego manager Dick Williams. SSION EVERY TUESDAY "HaWkins pitched terrific. He had 1 I 1- I •=At4ewe/ I : :;:-'-"::;:::" 1 IN IERt 1 I WCIAU I 1 Ourto,ot._._...,. I ~:.:~~_, I OIIC/IoiiQo.l FJ • - II 11 -., 1 ~..!:t-, m ... 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It"' :11 f ln<"lnnan ll!J.lhl l'hll,llio"IJ1hla \,;,,111 ~ ~~ l' l tl~bull!h nl~:hr 1 0111 f-.(ll II Allan\ a baseman Damaso Garcia for an ~am('S error - one that "gave them a couple of extra outs," Toronto manager Bobby Cox sa1d afteJWard. They were outs the Yankees exploited tully. After Rickey Henderson walked to load the bases, Lavel)e relieved and Ken Griffey drove In Randolph with a fielder's choice Don Mattingly followed with a single to score Meacham, and then It was reliever Dennis Lamp's tum to hold back the Yankees. or try After Dave Winfield reached on an Infield single, Hassey followed with his 12th homer of the year, a titanic blast that landed IOrows Into the right-field upper deck on a 2-0 pitch. The Blue Jays took a 2.01ead m the third on Ernie Whitt's 16th homer. a two-run shot to right, and extended their lead toJ-0 In thefourthonJesse Barfield's RBI single The Yankees drew to within 3-lln the fHth on Henderson's RBI single, but Toronto added a run In the six th on Cecil Fielder's sacrifice fly !A'Ibra11dt KC .!. 76 Sab!'rh.aMt'fl KC 281 Kf'\ Tor 3 ffi GU idi'\ NY 3 (]j Stlikeoul5 i'O;;r rlona i i A'lij{Ul'- Goolk'l1 N'l 21li Soto ('In !!fit R}.ln Hou 187 ' aii.'117.~Jela,l A18.1 ~rrnandu: NY and Kruko\1. 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El\ST MEIGS - UtUiztng a balanced attack, the Southern Tomadoettes defeated the Eastern Eaglettes In two sets, 15-6 and 15-11, here Thursday evening In SVAC volleyball action. The loss dfllll6 Eastern to 3-4 overall and 2 2 In the league. In the Initial contest, thescorewas close In the early gt>ing as Eastern buill a 5-3 lead, but Southern rallled and captured the lead on live straight serves by 'J'I'acle Hubbard and seven consecutive safeties by Tammy Adkins to win the first gall'll;' In the nightcap, a truly competitive contest developed. EHS went ahead again, 4-2, on three serves by Beverly Wigal. Wendy Wolfe put Southern back on top, 6-4, only to have Eastern soar back to claim an 8-6 advangate on serves by Melissa Nutter. Tied 1H1 after serving exchanges by Eastern's l.esa Rucker and Southern's Rachel Helber, the game finally ended as Hubbard scored four straight points. Southern also claimed both the reserve and junior high contests. 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St~bb.tlh Sc hool Supt J oui sf' Slaats Sabba th School 2 p m Saturddav w it h "'l!r shlp SPI vir(' foll m\lnJ:: ut I I5 p m R UT LA ND Fllt.ST BAP11ST CHURCH -Sisler H.m!e11 Wa Jn('r Supt Sunda~ Sc hool 9 30 a m , Mor ning Worship JO 45 u rn POMEROY PIRST BAPTIST, David M<1nn minis IN Wtlha m Snouffer, Sunday St hooi Supt Sund ay SC'hoo l 9 :m a m Mornln~ Worship 10 W u m FIRST SOUTI-IERN BAPTIST Po mf'rov Pike David Hu nt pastor Jack Nf'<'ds, Sund::n• Sch ool DhPellor S und av Scool 9 30 a m Mornln !<!WOishlp, 10 :ID' ~' \'-t•n lng "orf.ihlp 7 O() p m T uet>da \ Vbs i 1J tion 7p m W<•dnf'sda\ Pta\et·~f'f\I C'e 7 Ill p m Missio n Frl<>nd" 7 10 p rn , ( ,if Js in Al! w n i :VI p m FA ITH rABERNAC'l r C'UURC H Bai IP\ Run Road. Rf'v Em m ell R1.m son. p. r ~ lor Hun dl f'\ Dunn supt Sunclav Srhool lO am . SundaVC'\'!'nm ~sl'rvitf', 7 :lOp m Blblf' !(•.tchlng 7 30 p m T hu rsday SYRACUSE: MISSION CH('r t"Y St. Sv liH: Usl' S£•r \ IC£>s 10 a m Sundav Evening S<.' f\'I C'~ Sund.1y and Wl"dnf'sda y at 7 00 p MrDDl.E PORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRI STIAN UN ION RC'v K(>lih Eblin pas1o 1 Sunda\ School 9 :W u m Wade Havma n supt Morn in~ Wo rship, to 30a m , Su nda y ('V£'ninJ::: S£'T\'IC<' 7 30 p m , WNin ('~da \ Prav<'r Mft'llnR 1 JO p rn MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD HaclnP R<>\ l<~mPs Sattrrfll'ld pJstor Fr('C' man Williams . Sup! Su nda' School 11 iJ m Sunda v and Wednl'sda) <'\ ('n ing SC't VI('('!!l 7 p m :'VIIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTI~T C'orn<'l Sixt h a nd Pa lml'r Earl Ed<'n. Pas lor Ru y Fl <.'l d.s, S S Su p! Da n RlgjZs Asst Supt Sunrt a' SchOol 9 15 a m , Mol nm~ Wors hip , 10 I'' <.1 m , Sundav EH•nln.e: S<'r' !('(' 7 p m Youth mN'llng , 7 30 p m Wedn<'sdav evt>mn.2 SC' I' lt'P 7 p rn Cho ir practlc<' 8 p m ,.r, Accessories Retail Value MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, 51h a nd Ma in Bob Mellon mlnistf'r AI Harlson , assoc minister, Mike Gerlach , Su nday School Superin tend£ont SIDle School 9 30 a m , Morning Worshlp 10 30 a m Evening Worship 7 00 p m Wednes day. 7 00 p m Prayer m eeting MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Co pastors RE"" Cha r les Coyle <~. nd Rev Nancy Coy)('"' B!ll White, Sunday School Supt Su nda y School 9 30 a m , Mowing Worship 10 30 a m , Evangelisti c met?tlng 7 00 p m wroncsday, 7 00 p.m Pra yel meellnto~ w 9 5 No 5 3 UNITED PRI!SBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Roach 517, Helen f'tlelps High g"d me - Ray Roach 222, Helen Phelps ns, Deb! H~Miey 201, Charlie VanMeter 189 Team Sl'ries - No 3 l9ai Team game - No 3 674 pick up a bonus. Olme on in and see me today and take home Amenca's number one cham saw and a free cany case. Then I'll giVe you a coupon so you can order your free bar and cham Remember...wmter Isn't that far away' .- 915-4100 BIBLE So.van Sup Sunday Sctwl 9: l> a m , Pf("'dch lng SMV!Ct"S, Hr..! and Utird Stnrla:y rollowtng 10 DEPENDABLE USED CARS AT LOW PRICES RIGGS USED CARS' CHESTII DEXTER CHURCH, Chartes llatfleld. pastor, Unda ~. Bob Hensley 535, Debt Hensley 497 Brian Freeman 5-10, 147 pound Senior halfbiWk POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF C'HRJ Sl', l'l226 Children s HOITl(' ROad (County Road 76) 992 Sn'i Vocal music Sunday Wor sl hp to a m , Bible S100) 11 u m Wors hip 6 p m Wl'dnesday, B.ibl(' Shrly, 7 p m m No 2 . Jim's Gulf High series- Ray I'. I'' !.RAtE EPISCOPAL OIURCH ~ E Main St , PotTli:"'''Y Sunday services Hcl) mmmunlon on t]l(< Rr st Sunday of C'ach month. and combined with mo:rrung prayer oo the rhirdd Surxiay Mondng prayer and Sl.' llllOn on all Olht:or Sundays of lhc month Church ~ and N'Jt"SE"I)' car(' proviOOd Coffet> tcur In t/'K> Parlc;h Hall Immediately follcM1ng the SAVice POMmOY GlURCH OF CHR!Sf, 212 W Main St Nell Pro\llfOOI, pusloc Bible School 9 (I a m Morrung worship. 10: lJ a m : Youth llll:-'\•tlnw; 6 00 p m E~;enmJ?: worship 7 00 p m Wcdl'lc'sday nigh! p1 ayer m('('l\ng and Bib\£' st !X.Iy 700pm 1liE SAl VATION ARMY ll~ Buncmut AVl', Pomer~ M rs Dora Wmin}illn charge Sunday tollncss mectlng, 10 u m : Sunday School 10:.11 a m Sunday Sch::lo l, YPSM Elolst• tr.dam~>. leade-r 7 I! p m Sa l' alion rll('(>ling, 'a!1ous s p:oakcrs and mtt<ik' ~ JX'dals 't'hursda\ , 11 t(l a m to 2 p m l.adie- HcnK' I L'~c mrmlrrs, m charge all WOO"'('n lnvttro , l. 4S pm Jllursday, Cor(S Caut CJas.o;s !You ng PeoJ»e-Bl.bi('J, 7 ll p m "Bible StOOv and Pra~ff JTK'('ting, open to th£> public OI.D Mulberry Ava. K&C JEWELERS u ~ 212 ~-M~~-~;r:et 992-3785. Pomeroy Rev. Ke• Wllkl•~ton IIARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHUR CH - Sunday Worship Services 9 00 a m Church SC'hoollO 15a m : Bibl e St udy Sunday 7 30 p m , Prayer Group Wednesday at 9 00 a .m MIDDLEPORT PRESBY1ERIAN Church school 10 15 a m Morning Wor s hip 11 J5 a m Tuesday 10 00 a m SIDle Stu dy; Thursday, 7 30 p m Bible Study SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN - Worship service 10 15 a m Church SchoollO ' 00 a m Tuesday , lOa m Bible St udy . Sunday, 6 p m Junior and Se· nlor High Youth Groups MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHUR( H NOUTH£1\ST CLUSTER Rev Don Archer Rc\ Roy Deeter Rl.'\1 Seldon ,John"on ALFREO - Churt·h Sthoo l 9 !0 a m \\'o r ship 11 u m , UMY F 11 :lOp m UMW I hrr d I uC'sd ,t\ j 30 p m Commumon lu st Sumla\ ~ At the t 1 CHESTER- Wor s hip ~ a m , Chur r h Sl: hool lil a m Bib!(' Stud' Thursdu v. ip m I MW fl! st fhu rsdu\ 1 p m Com rnunlon lu s t Sumla\ ~Ai l ht'rr .JOPPA- Wmshtp 'l Ml" m : Chm r h Sthoo\ Ul lO a m Blbl!' St ud\ WC'dm~duv 7 111 p m 1Johnf>on ~ I ()r.;t:{ 80 I TOM - Churc h School ~ 1!~ ,1m , Wor s hip 7 p m . Blbl4" Srud \ WNJ nt•sd.n . 7 111 p m UM'lf Wcdn£>Sda\ t\ 1111 p m , C'tJmrnunlun F'IJ !il Sund.1y 11\ 11 ht•t I HITDSVII U ' - Chun h Sch ool !l JU a m Wrr t s hlp Sr rvlc c- 11 OO.t m !DI'f' IPTI rUPI'l- RS PLAINS ST PAUL Chun h ~huul 9 a m Worship 10 a m Blh lP Stud\ Tues d o~\ 7 tO p m UMW I hlrd I U<'s d.n, 7 30 p m , Co mmunion F !t S1 S undu\ tArl hC' r) CENTR!\L CLUSTER Rev. James E .'CorbU1 Re" Steu~n Nel.roon Rev Mt·lvln Franklin Rev. Clemente s Zunlca.• .lr Re\' 1\.nclrew Ruhenklnll( ASBURY (Syraculif' l - Worship 11 am C'hurc h Sc hool 9 45 a m Chargl' Bib!(' S!ud\ WE'd nrsd a v 7 tQ p m \ UMW, fir s t J'u~·.;da\ i ~0 p m. Choh H£'h£'.tt s,JI \V( ~t nrsd ,l\ r. 30 p m UMW rour lh Sun d" h \Upm !N <Isonl F ~ TF:RPRISE Wohhtp •t ,1 m . l hutt h ~ ht<(! l lO . I m Blblp Sluth rut'.!i fl,l\ 7 \t) p m UM\\ F'lrsl ~qnd , l\ 7 :KJ p m l ' MYf Sund a\ b p m Cholt n (' lu lt!-., 11 11 \Uprn W('f.lnl's da\ rF't.Jnk lin l f. I A r\\ OOOS- Church SchOol 10 .1 m W! JI~ hlt> 11 am B1bl(' Stud\ T hUI 5 UM \ F Sun d.t \ n p m d .r\ 7 p m 1! r .anklrn 1 fORES T Hl 1~ - Wors hip ~ am ( hmth School HI f\ M Choir pl .JC'tlc~. Tut'"d·" . h llt)l m VMW fi t sr Tuc•sda\. 7 \Opm !NI I~nn t HI ATH t Midd)('port l-('hul t h Sthool, "'+ 10 ..r m \\ urshlp 111 m a m fllbll' Stll{h I UP!oldiJ\ 111 am U\1\\' s{'('u nd :\llorHI.n i lOp m Vl\1W lhlld Mundav, 7 lupnr t Zunr gtt ~IJ N !- RS\'111 J.; - Wm., hlp S<'rVI<P 10 ,, rn ( huah Sthu nl !Ia m UM\\ t hird \\ rtlnf'sd 1\ 1 p m, Choir pl .tlll cv Mon d.r \ i 10 p m 1 N<'ls on r P EAR l l i\ API-L- Worsh!pS.' t\lt <'!l ,1m < hu t rh School 11 u m U:'Vl W SP UM'I P la st cone\ fu ('sd .l\ i :\0 p m TucMI.I\ i 1/lpm rRubPnk ml! l P<lM F:RO\ - C hur t h Sc.hool 'l l 'l.1 m Wot s hlp Ill 10 ,1 m Chon 1('hl'al sa l UMW sNnnd \\r-dnC'Sda\ 7 ,l(l p m fUP ~d.l\ i lU p m, U\IYF Sund.n ti p m j{UIQtllt ROC h. S PRt Nr.S- ChurC'h St hoo\ ~ 1 ~ m Wm ship 10 am Bib!(' Siud\, \\'('(] nc•sdt\ j' ,l()pm UM 'IF' iSI•nror~t Sun d n ;, pm !.Junlorsr ('\f'l\ ulhl'r Sun d,n hpm !FJ i.!nkllnl Hl 'TJ ANO-< hunh&ho(J I q -l'Lt m WnJ)>h tp 10m ,r m UMW (Ewnlng CJr (li'r N<'<'rrnd \\'PdnP<;dJ\ 7 :l(Jpm UMW IAflt• ru1on Cud(' I s('cond Thur ~ d .n 1 p m lrtul}(1nktnp:r SAL! M C FNTER- ChUll h Sdtoo\1 0.1 m Wm s hlp 9 ~ 5a m tRubl'nkl ng! SNOWVILLE - Wo t ship !\ iO a m , C'hua h School 10 a m t RubcnklnJZ 1 .t SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. Ro1er Grace Rev. Paul McGuire Rev Keith Rader APPLE GROVE- Church Schoo19 a m Worship, 10 a m (First and third Sundays ), UMW, Second Tu~sday, 7 30 p m , Prayer meeting, Wednesday 7 p r:n (Gracet BETHANY - Worshlp, 9 a m , Church School, 10 a m . Bible Study, Wedn esday, 10 a.m. , Dorcas Women s Fellowship, Wednesday , 11 am (McGuire) CARMEL- Church School 9 30 a m , Worship, 10:45 a m Second and Fourth SuJldays, Fellowship dinner wlth Sutton, fhlrd Thursday, 6 30 p m (McGuire) EAST LETART- Church School9 a m , Worship 10 a.m . seCond and fourth Sun. days UMW first Tuesday, 7 30 p m (Grace) . LETART FALLS - Wors hip 9 am, Church SchoollO a.m !Gracet MORNJNGSTAR -Wo rs hip ,9 4~a m, Churc h School 10 30 am. , Bible Study, T hursday, 7. 30 p m (Rader ) RACINE WESLEY AN Church School. 10 a m , Worship, 11 a , UMW fourth Monday 7· 30 p m , Me 'sPrayer Breakfast, Wednesda y, 7 am (Grace) SU'M'ON -Church School, 9 30 am, Morning worship 10 45 a m . nnt and third Sundays: Fellowship dinner wllh Car mel , third Thursday, 6 30 p m (McGuire). F.: We Put More Free Tune In Your Day R1dt..., Supply 1 Wnt Main St. 614·915-3309 GAWPDLIS CROWN CITY landon't Marclware G & JAuto 240 3rd AYI. St. II. 117 614·256-6177 614-446·1147 GAWPOUS 0' Dell 1.utNMr Swlthtr lmpl-nt Vile St. ot Snl Awe. II. 7 614-446-1276 614·446-0475 GAWPOIIS POMIROY MGM farm City 540 !. Mcnn St. 614·992-218t John Evans Sunday School 10.00 a m., Sunday Morning Worship 11· 00 am Chi! dn•n s Church 11 a m Sunday Evening Servlo~ 7 00 p m Wed ., +i p m Young La dies' Auxiliary Wednesday , 7 p m Fam 1\y Worship HAZEL CO MMUNJTY CHURCH Near l..ong Bottom Edsel Hart, pastor Sunda'y School 9:30 a m , W orship 10.30 a m : Prayer meeting Thursday, 7· 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Ash and Plum Ralph Cundiff pastor SundaySchoollO. OOa m., Morning Wor!!<hlp, 11 00 am : WedneRday and Saturday Evening Services at 7 30 p. m KENO CHURC H OF CHRIST, Oliver Sw.11n, Sup! Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m . ev ('f\ \Vf'f'k t!OBSO N CHRISTrAN UNION, Rov TQm Staten pas tor Sunday Sc hoo19 . 30 a m Eve ning serv ice 7 30 p.m Wednesda y prttver m {'('ling 7 30 p m BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST . Duane Warden mlni sler Bible class 9 30 a m Morning Wor s hip 10. 30 a m , EvE"nlnJl Worship 6 .10 p m WednE"!! day Bible Study 6 30 p m NICW STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY C HURCH, Sunday SC'hoo l servlct>, 9 45 a m, Worship servlc,e 10. 30 am: Pom eroy 992 -3325 • • ' m •• •• REALTOR WAID CROSS SONS STORE Grocerres General Merchand ise Rac1ne 949-2550 • of h1s 'l n this modern world of turmoil and confu· s1on, 1! IS more Important than ever to honor and preserve the traditional family. Ever smce Btbhcal !tmes, it has been the one umt of our soc1al structure wh1ch has always held our civilization together, and it still provides a bulwark of comfort and sanity from the world outs1de Without tt there would be no love, kmdness, compassion or mdeed, any emotion except total selfishness. In the 1deal household, family members share thetr problems and their blessings, and they work to sustam each other in times of cnsts Moreover, they know that some help from a higher source may be needed from ttme to ttme, and that the place to receive it is the House of Worshtp, where they are remmded that Gocl1s the Father of all ; and that we are all membe~ of H1s earthly family, as well as the rec1p1ents of Hts boundless love Middleport, Ohio )("\. 216 S. Second '• - t Timothy 5·8 ' 1J Porwwor BEN lFRANKLIN' l for those TEAFORD • own house, he hath demed the fa~h " John F Fultz J Marcus Fultz Ph 992 2101 :1 \ 'j RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Pa .. or, CHESTER "If any..proviOe not morrnng worsh.Jp 10 l l a m , f"V('tllng Sf:'t'\ ICC' 6 p m, ffild-w(-'(+:. SC'tvice Wednesday, 7 p m PHO•: DAY: 992-3053 "12 S ( \ 1 MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENTER, INC. , POMEROY CHURGl OF THE NA7.A RENE Corrn Union and Mulberry Ri"\ /b:rma" (,len MrC.'lung past01 Clv<k' Hl?ndct so n S S Suj:.t Sund<.~y &;OO;JJ 9: 1'J a m MIDDLEPORT AUTO CENTER 360 Second Ave., "' . 1'RINfi'Y UIUR(.l-1, Rev W H Pernn, pa stor Deblie Buck Surxlav School Supr Chui'C'h Sclml 9 L'J a m Worship Serw• JO: J:J am Cholz t'cllearsal , Tut'Sday, 7 :JI p.m under dlreclion of Lois Burt MIDDLEPORT SENTINEL 992 -5130 Mill Work· l•..t:• Ul~':n:l ' w;r;:.::::JC· Cabmet Maktng ••• Syracuse "? 992·3978 $15.60 13 Weeks 26 Weeks .. 52 Week• THE AlLY MiddleportPomeroy, Oh. PLANING MILL . RALL'S $14.56 . $29.12 $58.24 13 Weeks ... t"t.... ll No <1 804 W. Mam 992-2318 Mall8ubo<rlpltono IJ8!I Team Nattonwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, Oh CLRSSIFIED RDS , 214 E. Ma1n P. J. PAULEY, AGENT month I t...- J Wm. "B11! ' B10wn, owner Phone (614) 742 -2777 Read the Best Seller " Read the IS but an earlier heaven - S~rJohn~~ INSURANCE SERVICES Rutland, Oh10 45775 2.5 Cents (New Listing) 1983 Local bowling Equipment $4:.80 $57.20 The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. OUR BEST REFUGE FROM THE WORLD IS THE FAMILY CIRCLE A happy fam1iy Pomeroy t"gBi;,:ro:;w~n·s~:i:w;;t;"-t, PRICE Dally.. .... .... .. ............... Prescnphons 992-2955 I Sarvtce Sponsored ·s p~e~~D~~~v Locust & Beach 992·9921 Middleport 81l118CRIPTION RATES Br Canter or Motor Route One Week . . .... • 11.10 MEMBERS EMERGENCY ' . SERVICE ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM A~Jfrf~:;:e New York, New York 10017. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St Pomeroy, OH Phone 992-2975 This Message and Church ELLIS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE Ohio upset Raiders KANSAS CITY. Mo !UP! I - Los Angeles Raiders delens1ve e nd Howie Long knows the meanmgof a hardhit Usually,thoughhe•sonthe administering end "We just got our butt kicked," Long said after the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Ra1ders 36-20 Thursday night "Sometimes you get the buU and sometimes the bull gets you There men'! a lot of pattycakes in this league" The Chiefs rode the 101! of Nick Lowery who kicked a club rl'COI'dtylng five field goals to thei r f1rst victory over the AFC West rival Raide rs since 1981. '\ The win snapped a five-game losmg streak by the Chiefs at the hands of the Ra1ders and gave Kansas City sole possession of first place In the AFC West at 2.0. The Raiders fell to 1-1 Lowery k1cked field goals ol39, 22, 42, 58 and 21 yards In the opening 41 minutes to give Kansas City a 15-14 lead The five field goals tied a club record held by Jan Stenerud and hls 58-yard field goal tied his own club record set against Washington In • Pubii.Jbed every afternoon, Monday lhroueh Friday, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, by the Ohio VaUey Pub· 1----------------------:r-tri-state area, the annual "Harvest 50" will be run Saturday mght at Skyline Speedway In Stewart. The winner of the late model stock car main event wm receive$2,000. As of last week, 118 cars were pre entered, making the field one of the largest In the track's history Gates will open at 4 p m , time · t nals will begin at 7 p.m and the 1acmg will start at 8 p m Free camping, but no hook-ups wUI be ava ilable at the track Last week, Bob Adams Jr. of Racme, won both the season championship feature race and the Season ChamplonshlpPolntsCrown In the late model diviSion Benny Hickel of Wolf Pen, won the hobby stock points championship The Daily Sentinei-Page-5 The Dally Sentinel One of the biggest races In the The four-game series resumes MlniiNIOta - S!W!('d lint WC'k('n' f 11 d niJiht Ra.ttinl{ , ~~ ~~ rm 1 1 !Jillll' :JPPI'ilt <.~11('£"): fn:m lldl'l'oallt of ltv.• rlonu1l ti.!.0H Tltrmit - P IUN'd llnl'bal l<f'l' K('l'l Fa n!r lll un 11jUIT'd IY"'i('f'\1' 1ndtanapolll; - Pial"('(\ cor11erbaC'k Don ,\!1(11 1'!1011 on lnjurrd ~'1'1 ' Mram I - ~IRfll'd Wf'l\ Gle nn Bl<K"kwood ro u :l vr-ar con lra~ I Slllurda_v',. 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S..e 31 &II ('tli(:',IS!n I Mln~•l<l 2 \r"' 'I ork 1 Toronro ~ 1:\aHim OI"I' Mtt~l\ [)0\ l!i S( $ ')1 121 %7 123 L.-,2 J:l'l fll~ ResWIP. ~ ll!Ursd») llndr ~n 'l Southem defeats Eastern squad East, the St Louis Cardinals' meal ticket Is out to lunch Unless Joaquin Andujar can regain the form hellasbedlntheflrst haU of the season, the CardinalS do not have much chanceofbeatlngout the New York Mets lor the National League East tliie. Andujar had another poor wtlng Thursday, getting she Ued for six runs In two Innings, as thl' Mets held off a late Inning rally by St. Louis to win 7-6 and Increase their lead m the NL East to one game over the CardinalS Andujar, who was 12-1 at the AU-Star break, has gone only 8-8 since. The Mets scored four times In the first Inning and twice In the second against Andujar to take a f>.O lead, but the Cardinals pecked away and finally tied the score In the ninth on a solo homer by Willie McGee New York won the game In the lOth on the daring bllserunnlng of Mookie Wilson. Wilson led olf the bottom of the lnnlngbybeatlngout an Infield hit, a slow roller that shortstop Ozzle Smith fielded but threw'" the dirt at first base After Wally Backman sacrificed. Keith Hernandez lined a single off Ken Dayley, 3-2 Left fielder Vince Coleman, anticipating Wilson's speed, charged but the ball glanced off his glove and Wilson scored easUy. It was Hernandez's 22nd game-winning RBI ol the year, a record. Elsewhere In the NL, Atlanta belted Los Angeles 11·6, Cincinnati edged San Diego 2-1, Pittsburgh beat Chicago 1().2, Montreal oowned Philadelphia 6-3 and Houston topped San FrancisCO 5-2 U they don't win the All'll;'rican League East title thls season, the Toron19 Blue Jays might well remember their loss to the New York Yankees Thursday mght as the beginning of the end. Ron Hassey hit a three-run homer to highl!llht a six unearned-run seventh Inning that turned a 4-1 Toronto lead into a 7-5 Yankee victory, enabling New York to pull to within 1'h games of the AL East leaders. Ron Guidry, 19-5, went eight Innings, allowing 10 hits, striking out thr€e and walking one to get the triumph - the fHth In his last six decisions. Brian Fisher pitched the ninth for his 12th save Toronto starter Dave Stleb left the game In the seventh, havmg allowed two hits and seven walks while striking out five. He was charged with four runs, one earned. Reliever Gary Lavelle, 4-7, took the loss. Stieb walked Willie Randolph -with one out to start the· Yankee seventh Bobby Meacham then hit a potential double play grounder to short, but shortstop Tony Fernan dez !lipped the ball past second ;m 132 41li 93 160 M3 5ll l:i2 T1 1M r'- tb 00~ B., Bnr KC :i.'i1 74 139~ 1 Biu:~ P.o.1n5 <ll (upl Ml 1-lln FW 69 71 tlj 1~1.< 51~ 1~7 AnwtcM l.eiiii'M' ]\~ 619 ~ 7l !161~ 1 ab r ll pet. fl6 \1 71 &I n n; BllrTU 98 137 ~Tl 10 164. us ~w 58H8..DI U8 :r.i 11 101 ll2 "'" "'"" """ n~d ~ lat.en~Miorull A) ( en Cl!.•!ilr ,\.\frJtiCAN LE.WVE ~~ 1:.) !'I.~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Yankees close gap Mets top Cardinals .310 :nl 128 442 ~l u; :QI 133 ~ 73 16'7 .JJ'I Mil Rn~ Majors • Evan~ellstlc ServiC'(' 7 30 p m Wednes · day Prayer m eetmg i W p m Thursdav ZION CHURCH OF, CHRIST PomeroyHat r ison ville Rd Rober t PurtE>II, m!nls tf'r Stt>Vt> Stanley, S S S up!, Brll McEI· r or. Ass! Supt, SundaySchool9 :Wa m , Wo rship st>rvice 10.30 a m, Evenln)l \I. or s hlpSundav7pm a ndW('dn~s da y,7p m ST JOl-IN LUTHERAN C HURCH, Pine GroH• The Rev Willia m MlddlE'swarlh . pastor Church sE>rvice 9 30 a m , Sundav Sc hool 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. Jo hn Wright. passtor Sund ay School 9 30 a m , Larry Havn es S S Sup! Morning worship JO 30 a m RACIN E CHURCH OF THE NAZA REN E. R ev Thomas H Collier , pastor Martha W olfE> Chairman of Jh(' Board of Chr istian Lll£' Sunday School 9 ~ 0 a m , Morning worsh ip 10 3U a m , Sunda y E'VE"nln~ ~orshlp 7:30 p m Pray er mi'Ning 7 30 p m Wedn£"Sdav LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, IX>x l ~r Woody Cal l pastor SNvices Sunda~ 10 am a nd 7 p m WPdn('Sda\o 7 p m Ri\CIN E FIRS'I: BA PTIST StE'\P I1<'3V<'r Pastor RobC'rr Smll h Sundav School Sup! , Sundu\ Sch ool ~ JO a m M01nmg y,ors hlp 10 40 am Su nda v ('\ t:' Ding ~or~hip 7 iO p m Wl'dnC'sdav Nr nln~ BIOI£' 51Ud' 7 30 P m BURLIN(.HAM COMMUNITY CHURCH, HP\ Ok<>v H.a\ I aundPrmill . jlO.I!itor Ph 99'l7:t14 Sundm SchOoiiO Ill am Sundav ('VMlln~ ,;f'n t('{' 7 110 p m Wt<dnl"S cia\ C'\l'mng Sf'r\1 f l' 7 00 p m Butlln~ham PIN F. GROVE HOt I NESS C HURCH •;2 mllf' off HI ~i5 Rt'\ L:Wn J " .1 Its pu "t(ll I PC' HusS<'II S S Sup l Sund .n Sthool fl 10 am Morning Wot shlp 10 ~~am Sun · dav t' \C'n tng s('t\lcP 710 pm WPd nPs da\ Sl'I V]((', 7 :«J p ffi SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill 1.1 1111'. pa s tor Slf'\f' Ltii iC' S S Sup! Sunda' Sc hool 10 a m , Mornrn g ~ o r s! p , 1l a m Sundav Pvc>nln g "Oishlp 7 10 p m Pr.J~f't tnl'l'lln)l and Brb lt study Thur!ida y, 7 1() p m, Yo ulh tn('(' tln g Wl"dnPsd a\ ut 7 p m RE.J<HC IN(, LJFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 38.1 N 2nd AH' MidrlJf'J)ort Sund.IV Sl: hoo t l!l a m Sundav "' Pnlng 7 011 p m , Mid lll'('k st•n tl't', Wt'<.i 7 p m I .A~GSV rLLE CHRISTIAN CHURC H ROIX'l l F. Mussl'r pastm SundH\ S4: hool ll JO ,1m Paul Mu s~r sup!, Mm nlng \I. Or.;hlp 1n Ill am Sund.n f'Hnl ng sP r \It £' 7 p m r.il d "C'f' k Sl'l \ IC"C' Wt'dnt'S· d.J\ ,7p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THF. NA ZARF:I"E RC'\ G!('nn Mc M!II.1n pastor Man Jan icC' La\C'ndel Suhdu~ · Sc h oo l ~upt Sundav S< hoot 9 :lO a m Morn lnJZ " orshlp 1U 30 am, Eva n fi::E"Il s t \( sC'n. lc<.' tipm Prav<'randPtalseWNntsd <.~ ~ ,ip m Youth mrl't ing 1 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHR IST Elden R Blak£' pastor Sundav Sc hool 10 a m Gan Rf'{'() La\ l<>ad£'1 Morning S(' rmon 11 a m S unday night se1' IcC's Christian Endt>avor 7 3() p m . Son~ ~<"r\ IC'l' R p m Prc>a c h l n~ 8 30 p m Mld · ~ ('('k pray<>r me('linJ!: , W£'dnesdav 7 CARLETON IN TERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH Kingsbury R oad Rev David Curfman , pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl. Supt Evening wor s;hlp 7 30 p m Prayer mef'tlng, Wednes day 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Jocl y Holland, pastor, Wallace DamC'wood, Sunday School Supt Worship service, 9 a m : Bible School 10 a m HY SE Ll.. RUN HOLI NESS C H URC H Rev Th er('() n Durham pastor Sunday School at 9 10 am Mornin~ 1.\0rshlp at 10 30 a m , Sunday C'vcn\n g servlc<' at 7 30 p m Thur sda\ st•n kt<s a! 7 30 p.m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob loc<J I!'d o n C o unt ~ Road 31 R C'v LaY.r('nCl" (, lues(•nc am p pas tor Re\ Roger YJillford ass! pastor Pr f'arhln ~ S('rvlcf'S Sunda~ 7 30 p m Pla Vt?r mt>t• l ln~ \-\<.'dnE>S dav 7 lO p m Garv Gtifflth lradl't Ynuth group s Sund.IY E"H• nlng at 6 JO p rn \\ lth Ro,Rf't <Jnd Vi ole t Willford lf\ld<.'t s Communion sr1\ tN' fi rst Sunda v l'.tC"h month WHJTE S C HAPEL WESt E VA N CHU RCH - Coull Ill!' riD R rv Philli p Rl d!'nour p ••~l o r Sunda y SL hool 9 :W am \\ Orsh lp sr t ' IC'P 10 .lO a m Bibl<' ~tud \ and um o;hip o;("n iC<' WPdn<'sd av 7 p m RUTLAND ( HURCH OF CH ili ST M.1r k J oni'S p.1st m Bill NIC'hOI..:Qn, Sun d.t \ St hun! Sup! Su ndav Schoo l 9 :10 a m Morning Wot sht p and Communi<mlll 10 ,1 m RUl LAND EIBLE M ETHODIST Amos T UU ~ pa .;lm Sonn " Hudson ..:up t Sund,r\ Sc hnol tt lO,1m M ornl n!Z \\Or s hlp HI !0 am Sunri rv N<'nin g Sf'rvtcl' i nn p m Wl'dnrsd 1\ SC'I \ kf' 7 p m WMPO p ro 1?1 am 11 a m (',1( h Sun da\ HV ! l.AND l H U RCH OF T H F NA7.A RENF: HP\ I lmti 0 G1lmm J r Jll stm Sunil n Srh11oi ~ Ul a m Worship N<'n t<'l' 10 \!1 .t m , \ r unJ:! ptoplr s sf'ni( P 6 p m F\.m J:Wib l lc ~~ r\'ICI' ti lll p m \'VC'(ID f''!. dt.J\ sf't \l{ f'7p m MA SON ( HURC I-1 Of CHR IST Mill<•r Sl Mas on W Va F u~Pnl' I Con.t:!'J m ! nl s trt Sund, t\ Rlhll' S1Ud) HI,, m Wm 5hip 11 a m a nd i p m " C'dnl'sd.n Blblo Stw.h \ut,J! mus lt i p m LI BERT\ ASSE MRI Y OF' foOD Dud din~ Lanr , Masun W Va J N rhack<>r pa;;tor Evf'n ln~ S<'f\ 'IC'r 7 :lO p m Wo mC'n s Mlntstn. Thu1sday, 9 30 am , WC'dn<'Sd a\ PrayC'r a nd Blbl(' Studv. 7 Hi llam TUPPERS CHRISTIAN Roger Watson, pastor Crenson Pru11 Sunday Sc hool Sup! Morntngw01 shlp9 30 a .m S unday SchoollO JO a m Evf'nlng !iN'ViCE' 7 10 p m pastor: Jo~ Savrc.'. Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 45 a m , Evening wor sh!p 6:30pm , Praypr Meeting. 6' 30 p m Wednesday PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST .Jody Holland mlni ~ter Dc.>ry) W('lls , Supl Momln~ wors hip, 8 00 a m . Churrh School9 00 a m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rev H{'rbert Grat~ pastor Frank Riffle, supt Sunday & hoof 9 :.J a m , Worship S('rv lce, 11 a .m and 7 p.m Sunday Wl'dnesday , 1 p m Prayt"r meet - Ing LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Robert Miller, pastor Ro· b£'rt E Barton, Director of Chr istian Edu calion S te\e Eblin, assistant Su nday School 9 :.l a m , Morning wors hip 10 30 a m ; Cho ir practice, Sunday 6 :J) p m E vening wonthlp 7130 p m Wednt>Sday Prayer and BIDie Study, 7.30 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Charles Russell Sr , minister Rick Ma comber supr Sunday &hoot 9 .:J) am , Worship service 10 :lJ 111.m Bible study. TuPIIday, 7· .10 p m , REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LA'ITER DAY SAINTS. Pon land Racine Road William Roush , pastor Linda Evans church school director. Church school9 )J a.m , Momfng worsip 10 10 a m : Wednesday evening prayer servicE'S, 7 30 p.m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Eorl Shuler, paslor Worship service, 9. JO a m Sundlf School IO :rl a m Bible Study and prayer "IE'rvlce Thursday. 7 XI p m Morning service d a; School 9 10 a m 10 00 a m , Su nday evenin!'( sPrvic(' 7 00 p m. Mid w('('k pravC'r Sl"rvice Wednesday 7pm MT OUVE COMM UN rTY CHURCH, Lawr<'nCE> Bush pas1or Max F'olml'r Sr Sup! Sunda y Schoo l a nd Mor nlng Wors hip 9 .Kla m Sund ayt•vvnlnJ!S('r v!c(>, 7p m , Youth mC'ellng and BlbiC' Studv WNinC'S da\ 7 p m UNITED FAITH CH URCfi Rl 7 on Po m rroy n v P.t ss Hc<v Hnb<'rt E Smit h Sr pa stor Meh tn Orak l' S S Supt Su nda y Sr hool 9 30 <~ m Morning Worship 10 ~0 Evl"ning Worshrp 7 :W p m W<'dn!'<odav Pra yet SPrvlc4' 7 JO p m FAITH BAPTIST C HURC H Railroad S1 Mason Sunda\ Sc hool 111 a m , Mo rn In~ worship I 1 a F:vr-n Ing Sf' tv icc ti p m P rayer mN'tmg a nd Rlbl(' Study W<'d nrsda\ 7 pm FORES J' R UN EIAPTTST Rev Nyl£' Rord<'n pa sto1 Cornpllu s Runch, sup! Sunda y SchOol 9 Ul .1m Scron tl and rourlh Sund ays wm.!ihlp sC'I VIC'e a1 2 10 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST Fourth a nd m ·' '. OUH SAVIOUR LUTHERA N CHURCH, Walnul an d H~nrv Sts Raven swood W Va ThC' R('v Grorgc C \\'C'Irid, past or Sund il\ SChool 9 30 am , Sunday "orship TI ST C HURCH Pastor Robert Byers Sunday SChOoiiO a m , Worship servlet> 11 a .m , Sunday C>venlng SE"J vice, 7 30 p m .. Wrdnesda~ evening Servlc<' 7 30 p m GROVE LIVING WOR D C H ESrER C HURCH OF' GOD - Gtltwn Sp('ncer. pastor Su n MlnDLI PORTPE NTECOSTA L,Thhd A\C' RC'\ Clar k BakPr pastor Carl No1 ting-h.tm Sundav SchOol Supl SundJ}' &hool 10 ·' rn v.. ilh t l.lss('s for all agt's T:: \ l'n lng sC'n IcC's ar tip m Wffin<'~d <J\ AI >J1( 'ltU d \ at 7 :Vl p m Youth st:• rvrus F1l dav a l 7 10 p m El('ll- SI J\. f"FLI OWSHJP 1:!R Mill Sl Mrddlt•por1 R1oth<>1 (hu c k M c Ph('r~m pasror Sund11v Srtu•o l 10 ,1 m Sunda:~­ "' C'nlng '~C'l' kPs ;.Jt 7 p m .md WMnC'sd:lV spt ' i<'f'S .11 7 p m J\~T iq U II' HAP1 \ST P.atl Shuh•1 pastut Su nd.t\ Sthool 1:! 10 a rn ('hutch SI'J\ i((' 7 p m Youlh mC'("-1tng- li p m T ul'~dav Bl hl 1 STud\ a! 7 p m FUI t. GOSPEL L! C,HTHOUSE: Jllf_.'i lllla nd Htl.ld Pomc·tov rom Kl•ll\ pas tor (),mn \ I .rmbt•tl S S Supr Sunriuv mm nln fZ sc•r' 11 I' a t 10.1 m SundH\ t;o.\tn 1ngsrr1 tu•1 iOpm 'l ursctu v u n c!Thur~ dU\ SC'!\hl's a l 7 lOp m WORD 0 1' FAITH 9~ M11i S1 , Mldd!C' poll Sund<Jv mm nlng s<'l \' ll<" 10 l!l.r m Sund" rw•ntn g I U1 Thur sdav mot 11!ng Blbh ~lu<h 10 am Wl>dm•sd.tv l'\C'ning 7l0pm r-.;J. W HAVF.N ( lll!R t' H OF T UE NA ZARENF. Rr\ Cit'ndon Stroud p.\~lpr Sunde~\ School~ \<J;.~ m Worsh\p srr vlc(', 10 Ill .1m You1h .!i<'rWC' ~unday 6 1 ~ p m Su nd a~; CV('nlng St'r\lt1'7 Oflp m W<'d n~d H f'IOH'I Mf'l' ling .rm.l Rthi( Sludy 7 nn p m Nl ASFSfi Mr F:!I.HNI tHUR(H Sutr d ll \ .rrtf'r noon ""I du s a1 J ,1() 1 hut ~da\ {'\ C'nlnl! s('r vl('<'s .11 i :m l- IRS1 RAPriS1 t HLIH t H Ma~on W V,t, p,,sror, B ill Murph\ Sundav S<hoollfl tl m Sund a\ f"\f'nln~ 7 :lO p m Pravf'r n1f(' l \ng .md Rlbk ~ lud \ \Vc>(Jm· ~ dJ\ 7 Ul p m f., t'l \Onf' \~Cif omr RI!TI J\NO PRn' W!L L BAP l ISr Sa J, m ~ ~ HN P .wl 'f-a\ lur pa sto1 Sundd\ :'ic hool HI a m Sund.n 1'\f'nln~ 7 \II p m \V(•d m ,.d,n f'\f•nlng pr 1\1'1 mrl•t tnl! 7 «l pm SOtl rH RJ~ riiF I ~ ~ W I'ESI'AMFN r < lfliHC'H Sthf't R1dg£' Duan(' S\dC'n stlrrkf'l p,1s 1o r Sunrln School ~ ll m t hutch ~!'1\IC'I' 111 1m llrblr- Stud\ Wrrl n(•s(i.IV ,IJ 7 :\0 p m Junr lhru Sf.p11'mbrJ. 7 p m Octnhf•r lh1u M.1v Sundav lll' nlng l'f llrJio~"hrp 7 pm Jun C' thruS<-ptf'llthl'l 1J p m Octotlfo1 I hi u M r\ CHRISTIAN UN ION Thr Rl'v Willia m Camptx>ll , pastor Su ndav School 9 JO a m lll mc-s Hug h£>S sup! E\l"ning !';f'I VII'I' 7 lll p m WC'dnsda\ <'Vl'nln~ pra v£>r tn('('t In~ 7 :ID p m Youth pt<.~H'r s prviC£' r ach 1 UCSdilV FAIRVIEW BIBI E ( HURCH L<>t<~l l , W V,t Rt 1 JamC'S Lrwl s pa s tor Wot s hi p 5t•n lcf's 9 :.> a m . Sunday School tl a m Ewnlng worship 7 30 p m 1 ursda v <'OIIag<' pravl'r m eeting and Blbll' Stud y 9 10 a m , Wm ship s<'rvlrl', Wl"dm•sdav 7 10pm ~ MT. UNlON BAPTIST, Donald Shue HEMLQCK pm • pm HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CALVARY BJBLE CHURCH , locatl'don Pomcr o:v Pike. Coumy Ro.Jd 2a n('at F la t y, ood!i Rrv Bla ckwood pas! or Services on Sunda)' ilt 10 :J.Ja m and7 lOp m Y.. tr h Sund av School 9 :lOa m Bibl rStudv W£'d nt>Sday . 7 '10 p m FAI1 H F ELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHR IST. S1 Rt 338, Antlquit' R(lv Franklin Di ckens, pastor Sundav morn lng 10 a m, Sundav C'\('ning 7 30 p m Thursdav ewning 7 .XI p m pm Chris tian E ndravor fir s! Sun dav 7 30 p m Wl"dne-sday praver ml"et In~ and Bibl e Study, 7 30 p m CHU R CH OF GOD OF P ROPHE CY I oca tl'd on 0 J While Road of Highw ay 160 Par Hen son pa s tor Sunday SC'hool 10 a m Cie~S~f'S for a ll ages Juntor Church 11 a rn Morning wor ship 11 1.1 m Ad ult Choir praclirf' fi p m Su nda\ Youn g Pco pte s. Ch rldrt"n'5 Chur ch and Adult Bible Siudv. Wedn rsduv at 7 Wpm HOPf BA P1 lSI' CHAP EL 'i70 G1ant, St . M!ddl<>por1 Arfllla1C'd "l!h Soulhl"rn BaptisT Convl'n!lon David Bryan, Sr Ml n l ~l<.'l Sundav School 10 a m Morn in~ "- Ors hlp J1 am Evl'nrn g "-Orshlp 7 p m , Wednt".!ida v t>VC'nin R BiblE" study and pr ay('r m{'('!lnJ!; 7 p m BR ,\OFORD CHURCH OF C HRIST, S1 Rt 124 a nd Co Rd 5 Mark $('('vrrs minis H•r Sundav &hool Supl H.rrr\ H('n dr lck~ Su nday SchoolS 30 a m , Mornin g wo1 s hip 111 :10 u m . Evf'nln g worship 7 p m Wednesday "or~ h ip 7 p m ST PAUL LUT HERA N C H URCH Corner Svramort> a nd Second Sts, P o mcr ov I'h£' R(>v William Mlddl rswa rt h pstor Sunday SChool 9 4!1 a m , Church serv lt;E" 11 a m SA CRED HEA RT CHURCH, Msg-r Anthon~ Cla nn .lmOI(> Ph ~:1'12 5898 Sat u1 da\ Ev< nln g Mass 7 lO p m Sun day Mass 1l am <Jnd 10 a m Confessions one ha lf hour bl?fOI(> raC'h Ma.!i .!; CCD classes 11 am Su ndu\ VICTORY BA PTIST, :,25 N 2nd S t Middleport Jam£'s E K('{'see . past or Sunday morning w cfrs hlp 10 a m , Even !ng servic e 7 p m , Wednesday even In ~ worship 7 p m Visitation Thursday 6 30 Main St Mlddlrporl Rt>\ Cal' in M1nnls past or Mrs E lvin Bumgardner sup1 Sunday School 9 30 a m Worsh!p SE'f\ tC(' 10 45::~ m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF C HRIST - J os<.'ph B Hoskins evangt:>l1st Sund<:~y Btb\(' Slud~ 9 a m , ~lur shi p, 10 a m Sun day evening sen lc~ 6 p m W edn(•sday £>\'e nlng se1v tce, 7 p m PENTE COSTAL ASSEMBLY Raci ne R1 124 Wllllum Hobark pa st o r SundaY S<·hOol 10 am Sundav E>~enln~ SC'r:lcl' 7 p m Wl'dn esd ay eve mn ~-1: SE't vtce 7 p m CA R PENTF. R BAPTIST Don Ch('adl r Sup! Sunday Schoo l 9 30 u m Mo rnin g Wors hip 10 30 il m Pr ayrrs£'r vice al1£>rn a te Sundavs S11VERSV1LLE COMMUNrTY BAP INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURGl Jn(', P('arl St , Middleport R<'v 0'1)('11 ManlC'V , pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO am, Mornin~ worship 10 30 a m , Ev(>n\ng "" orship 7 311 p m Tuf>Sday 12 JO p m Wo ml'n '!l Pra wr m eet lnliil .Wt<dnPSday, 7,30 p m Pt aye r and Praise service CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOL l\ - VanZandt and Ward Rd EldPr J am€'S Miller. pastor Sunda v School, 10 30 a m Worship SE"rviC£'. Sunday 7· 30 p m , Blblf' Srudy. Wednesday, 7· :Wpm POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS Harr ison\ !lie Road David Ferr('l! pa~ · tor, Clinton Faulk, Su nday Sc hool Supt, Sundav School 9 30 a m morning wor ~ hlp, 11 am , Sunday l'venlng servloo 7. 30 p m Prayer ME"etlng. Wt'dnt'Sda; , 7: 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF COD non Pente-costal Joy Clark , pa ~ror Wor s hip servict> Sunday 10 a m , Sunda y School 11 am EvenlnR wors hJp servlct' 7 00 p m Wednesday prayer mt><Ptin~ 7 00 p.m MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN lN CHRIST CHURCH Located In T<'Kas Community off Ct Rt 82 Rt>v Robert Sandt>n paslor Don Will, lay lead er Sun day School 9 30 a m . Morning Worship 10 ~5 a m , Evening prea ching service se oond and fourth Sunday a t 7. 30 p m . Sermonette Byron R White, United States Supreme Cour1 J ust ice, IS quoted as S!lying, " I thlnk the early mfluences arccrit1cal I believe tha t 11 you haven' t had any good mtluences m your early yea rs, 1t 1s still possible to recover, but It Is hard to recover from gOOd Influences" How true this Is lor all mankind. What we are ta ught early In life Is Important but not then only. The good lnD~ences of life are more difficult to change than bad. We know good Influences make life better for ourselves and lor others. Bad Influences only make u s look bad In other people's eyes, keep us on the defensive, to explam our bad behavior and make us outqsls of society Once we know h ow to do good It Is so easy to continue. We need not thlnk of how others will respond. They will be glad to have us around them a nd the1rs, It Is sad to think some parents want to take no respons1b1hty on themselves and so they say, "I wlll not make or Ioree my ch ild to go to church or Sunday School. I will walt until they are old enough to decide lor themselves." A good influence lost I'm sure that some parents wlll teach thelf child not to steal, not to break diShes, or usc the living room corner lor the bathroom. We teach ou1 chil dren by our actions, so we must beware of how we act In the1r p1ese nce a nd how we speak. Tellihg about God Is one of those good Influences we might give to our Inexperie nced children. Just the basic truths of God and not all the Imagined political action many feel Is rellg1ous. Politics will not get us Into heaven nor make us a good citizen. Being a God feari ng person who acts In a godly way and manner wUI he ol value to us and all those around us Learn about God and His ways and early teach your children. You will never be sorry you did They will be better people, better citizens and gOOd neighbors to have hve next door God-fearing people make good nelg hhoi'S. - Rev. William Mlddleswarth, Lutherans of MelgsJ:ounty 1 ·. .' • • �Friday. September 13, 1985 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Page 6 The Daily Sentinel . ' The Daily Sentinel Job's .Daughters conduct installation in Middleport Annual inspection of Bethel 62, JntematlonaiOrderoiJob'sDaugh-· ters, was held . recently at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Robert Benton, as!Jlelate grand guardian of the State of Ohio, was the inspecting officer. Sherri Sisson, honored queen presided at the ' meeting with Tony a Tracey, Ma· rletta, former r.:'lss Ohio Job's Daughter, being mtroduced along with Twlla Childs, Amy Sisson, Dreama Bentz, Carol Srolth, and Beth Mayer, all past honored queens of Bethel62. , Members ol visiting Job's Daugh- · Carpenter area ·notes _,. . . . By Clarice Allen Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Chevalier honored their daughter, Jessica, with .a hayrtde and wiener roast In observance of her eighth birthday on Saturday evening. Thirty ftiends and several mothers enjoyed the party. Jessica received many gifts. Dr. and Mrs. Billy R. Allen, Katie and Bobby, Westerville, were Labor Day weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen. Cletus Allen and friend, Columbus, calll;'d on.&.turday afternoon. Captain and Mrs. Andrew Sem· pie spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy. They were enroute from their home in Florida to their · new assignment In New Jersey. Mrs . kathy Frletag, Mary and Susan, Canton, were weekend guests of Miss LucUie Smith. . . Leah, are spending a week In Chambersburg, Pa., with her sis· ter, Sandra Perdas, and family . Mrs. perdas has been very til but now has been returned to her home from a hospital in Hershey, Pa. Recently employed ,. FALL HUNTING CLINIC .Sunday, Sept. 15th 12-7 .m. BILL EPPEARS PSE ARCHERY TIM MOORE WINCHESTER AMMO ED BRYANT CHARLES DALY PRODUCT ........ - ..... = IIRicdD -=-tt PIIU ,_, ___ .......... ............ ·. o - ............""" 1~11 -1>~.~:::,,,~~:. ~::· ., aoa:a• :. ~ ••• • ACCESSORIS INSTAUfD FlEE llS. R,tp<IJliltg Ann. c...-,. • Deer barrel wilh . rille sighls • lnlcrchongo!lbiC '28" vcnlllnlcc.l ntl barrel W•nchoketubes . RANGER ANGLE . EJECT Lever Action C•rblne • Forged steel RANGER"' Deer Combination Slide Action Shotgun w llh Extra Ba"el Accurate, reliable, • Excellent 1m deer hunnng area s Til .,.,.,....,..., • Full, Mod•hed and . Improved Cyhnder Shooting Specialist Dean Hupp Bows Tuned Free Colmlloands AL}·IIn~ fo r p<ndolllllly ~·ontur·.,~ ' ol nfOr<"d '" Mogno gl~ll' " fl""'~r llmi"""'I UI 12 or 20 • Chambered tor 3" shells. J . ,.. , .., _ l"' i t ~· 12 tn ~;lnru-fo llcd Rl"'l'll !l~ ''"''k '" W!l~"''' 1"o• l"'! • •r•i~ Stll'•t--C~"""Ifl.l~~ Net , Cost • Angle e1e ct 101 top · ""'" ~ AD PRICE S147 .00 'lO.OO REBATE FROM WINCHESTER com INlet and Iough • Perfect lor rougll country or saddle f'<' li Grm~nu ~ n·l <I~· ntlon ~o: ... -j,.· ~l · St•p t~rnll ~ll I" I 1\Lrrup . 'Aul ft ·Su fe' lr! ~~n no~ olmn,.m , Aluminum JOrod un it. L.:>nl: 1~•1 "' ~ coo t lnuo\111 rnlll~ Aclju ,\o~l·· I f'LI! GAUGE $ ROUND WHEEL FINISH 50 Col : Perc.. Factory Finish ' ''""" ''ll:ol:•' 1.-l .,l~h 1YINCH£.f1£R. AD PRICE HUNTING MODEL CAMO FINISH • RANGER · 247.110 1 • 270 Wtn . 30·06 1 10.00 REBATE FROM WINCHESTER • Ideal l or open co•mtry or mou ntarn game • RAm p beaa fr ont and adru stable rear Bolt Action Alflel The economical Tasco·s new MAG· IV • Serres Rrflesccpes orcvtde 33% more power th~n ~tan(lard lOOfllllflescopes lhese compact nl!escopes nave lullv coated opltes pluslasco's extlusrve Superoon' ccalrno t«:t llltger than anl1 utility rifle , 97 7,';~~:,;:~~~ethao coo$•.,tloMI zoom g"llescopes.lhe h"ea 4times 3 - Net Colt 12 Power 40mm Obiectl~• Lent ./JJ.~NNINGS 1(1001 Model WAS9Xto Zoom-3 to 9 Power, "0mm Object1\'e Len 1 4,3!.;. ·15 rt. field of view at 100 yds., 3 ~ ln. eye tclief. 12% • ln. long, weight 11 ~- o:. · AD PRICE \\OIII.D C l...t.U (!Yin• WINCHESTER CAMS oo•poro~r "Oil!~~~~~ telorltJI uMot o•on 11'1* ""'I"''\ :;:':..'ll~~~":d ~~~~~~~d~h."~!?~~~~:rl::i~U'b'• m•••~m 1In t~bo All oil uodlud huo 1o1 """~"pool II•• •ll~kolopo , diamolor on• tnd..Oo hu• flllrr ••~•· . A-vular Flni1h or Non Glore Finish W/1/(/(ESTER. But ttw mind now knows the answer, · Youth has passed away. It L<~ with sad remor~ I 5ff', That Ill<' is like a ~amp; You havE' to livE' and do your best , To gain that earthly fame. Y ou only haw a certain time, To make rhat dream COI'lV' tl'\X'; Ell hL>r ttulr or be i(.fl out , With so murh morP to do. - By Oll•n D. Harrison. Thlntdng IW The Paot Mempri('S of the past Wf' still treasure, Whllt" event.c: of today pass us by; Time hus ll'movcd all the heartac hes, Of things we once had to try. The> secrets WC' shared with each olher, Tiwt once meant so much to each one; Today we pass off so llgh1Jy. Knowtng now they couldn't be dont>. we knOW Olat youth had Its merits, • FOXFIRE ARROWS $3997 Door Prizes o... ~ $697 3 Blade 111GH pOWERED RIFLE SCOPE CAMO SUIT 2 PIECE Steel Carbon 4' Power X32mm $2997 Bark Grey Tree $2997 Eo 15 Minutes 3X9 =-t - -~ X 32mm $]997 -,_ - TRI COUNTY SPORT SHOP For llte back then took our Ume; Rut now a.c; yt>ars ha ve made history, Life's laddttr is harde1· to climb. Top rung Sf't'ms so far In the dJstallC'(', To make-It we don'! seem to care; The only lhlng that count'S are t~ ITW:'mork>s, And remembering when we pul them there. - By Olen D. Harrl!on. POWER OUTSIDE ARCHERY NOVELTY SHOOT FOR PRIZES ARCHERY CLUB. ~ 304-67.5-2988 New fall Slore Hours: Monday-Frida. 9:30 a.m. lo 8:00 p.m., Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday 12 to 5:00 p.m . , ,. I" • .. , , , • - • • .· ' I t' .', 0,>' ,.• , ,... 1' 0" POMEROY - Mary Shrine, Order of the White Shrtne of Jerusalem, will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. All officers are urged · to attend as ritualistic work will be performed. There will be potluck refreshments. SATURDAY CHESTER - Dorothy Ritchie, slj!tecouncllorofOhlo, Daughtersof Plans ior th<.• Cystic Fibrosis fund drive in MPigs County were finalized all he Monday night mef'tlng of the MPigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, held at lhP home of Julia HyselL , Members will be doing a house-tohouse drive for cystic fibrosis as well as making contacts wit hbuslnesses. The fund drive will continue through September. Reports were given on the salon 's participation in the Syracuse Labor Day activities and the Middleport Block Party program with both being successfuL Several members of the American Legion Auxiliary, prospectives for membership In the salon, will be invited to the October me<>tlng. Pecans have been ordered for a money making project. It was noted that the school of Instruction by the Eight and Forty will be held on Sept. 21 at the Ramada Inn. Dublin. New officers were Installed by Pearl Knapp, past chapeau. FollowIng the ceremony, Mrs. Knapp pinned a chapeau wing on the new chapeau, Mrs. Hysell, and a past chapeau pin on Loretta Tiemeyer. Members joined toslng"PralseGod From Whom All Blessings Flow." America, will be honored with a reception at the Chester firehouse to be made with Erma Cleland, 985-3955. Bashan Road, Saturday through Sept. 18 beginning at 7 p.m. each evening with Guy Mallory of Winter Gardens, Fla., as speaker. Public Invited. POMEROY - Evangelist Herb Inscoe will speak at the Pomeroy Senior Citizen's Center, 7:30 p.m., Saturday E'Vening. Speclal"slnging by the Pleasant Valley Trio will be featured . The public is Invited. PAGEVJLLE - 1 Bean dinner Saturday beginning at 11 a.m. at PagE'Vllle Town Hall on Stale Routp 692. Procees to to the Scipio Volunteer Fire Department's La dies Auxiliary. Saturday evening. ~eservationsare The Walter POMEROY (Squibb) Gilmore annual reunion will be held Saturday at the roadside park on Route 33. Gilmore's 88th birthday will be celebrated. A potluck dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m. Family andfrlendsarelnvlted. POMEROY - A gospel Sing wUI be held Saturday, 7::Jl p.m ., at the United Faith Church on the Route 7 bypass. Featured singers will be the Gabriel Quartet and the Oldtimers Quartet. Everyone is Invited. GALLIPOLIS- Grande Squares Square Dance Club will hold a western style square dance, Saturday, 8-11 p.m., at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 541 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Sonny Bess will be the caller. POMEROY - Meigs Fish and Gaine Association work session Saturday at the club house begin· ning at 7 a.m. ~· SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT- Revival beginning Sunday and running through Sept. 29, 7:30 each evening at Mlddlepori Independent Holiness Church 'Vilh Rev. Ivan Myers as evangelist; public invited. POMEROY- Rev. Liston Halley will be speaker at the Pomeroy Baptist Church at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. POMEROY- Rev. Bud Hatfield will be speaker for homecoming services Sunday at the Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church In Christ Church, Texas Community. Afternoon services begin at 1: :Jl p.m . There will be special slnging. Sunday school beglhs at 9: 30 and morning worship at 10:30 a.m. followed by a carry In dinner at noon in fellowship hall. f '· ~ to retain vitamins. One method of cooking cabbage Is caUed !ianntng,. which Is to steam the vegetable for a short time: . Panned Cabbage 4 servings 1 pound cabbage (about 2¥.. cups shredded) 1 tablespoon butter or meat drippings Salt and pepper to taste Heat butter or meat drippings In a heayy fry pan. Add shredded cabbage and put on a tight cover to hold In the steam. Cook over low heat until vegetable Is just tender, sllrrtng occasionally to prevent slicking. Season with salt and pepper before serving. Bits of crumbled crisp bascon or salt pork or a little leftover ham make a nice !ldditlon to vegetables MEIGS HEALTH SERVICES Morse Chapel ChUTCh Sunday. Special singers will be the Pleasant Valley Trio, the 'Connolly Family and others. The afternoon speaker will be Rev. Ralph Workman of Gallipolis; basket dinner at 12.30 p.m. JAMES WITHERELL, M.D. WILMA MANSFIELD, M.D. LAURA KRISTER, M.D. Announcing Extension of Hours MONDAY-FRIDAY 8 A.M.-7 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M.-I P.M. Dinner set POMEORY- Public dinner wlll be held at the Senior Citizens Center Friday evening with serving from 5 to 6: :Jl p.m. The dinner at $3 will include either· lasagna or chicken and noodles, a vegetable, salad and roll. A square dance from ?totO p.m. will follow the dinner. · FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 992-6601 Reedsville notes ALL PENHOUS . Mrs. Daisy Provance of Athens spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs.. Edward Chevalier. Other visitors on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Guy· Spencer and Mrs. Roy Reed and family of Tuppers Plains. Mrs . Foster Niday has returned horne after spending six weeks In Germany with' her daughter and son-In-law, M.S.C. and Mrs. Curtis May and daughter, Lori Ann. They toured Belgium, England, France, 1folland, Switzerland, Austrla and Liechtenstein. SA1.-SUN.·MON. SEPT. 14-15-16 OPEN 9 TO 7 WEEICDAYS SUN. 1 TO 6 NEW EVERGREENS · AND SHRUBS FALL HARDY MUMS Poet's corner -..rM.t~.... The tllllE' thal HE' gavto mE' my sight; The time that my sins were focg!Vf'n, As t knelt althe altac that ntght. ROCK SPRINGS _ 18th annu~l reunion of the Samuel Allen Eblin Family will be held Saturday at 6 R k p.m. at the grange hall on the oc Springs Fairgrounds. Those attend· mg a.re t o 't a ke a covered dis h and Stone Moore family reunion will be Sunday at the home or Fred and Bert h. a S mtt · h , Route 1, p omeroy table setting. with potluck dinner at noon; open to POMEROY -Series of meetings attheRed Brush ChurchofChrist,on friends and relatives. . POMEROY - Homecom ing at POMEROY- J .C.and Ethelltida ~..!!ln.gs SE'etnt'd to chanF:e •··-·-My ca..., seemed to vanish away: with SMELTZE , HL~ Garden Center & Flower Shop My heart seemed suddenly llgh tl'r. As 1 knell all he allac lo pcay. He filled my mind with His goodness, Took all my sins. one by one: Put tlwm aU behind mE" forewr, With the Ct'(Os, and the death of Hts 1 arose to my fet>l, feellrq! happy, VA Son. Foe ooce In my IHe 1fell lee<'; The door of /}. my heart had been opened. , .,...,._.. Y. ,.~~ ~A . 453 JACKSON PIKE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO , ~' -" (S \T' re "b ...... <'A~ ~ rt:======i:===:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;il~:-::~:O:I:en:D:·:H:ar:rt:so:n:.:::::::::::=~=::::::~::::::::~~~~~~;;::::::::::~::::::~ My stn-bllnded .,..,. could now ""'· i7('.J' Vou Can Sa~e On u d c · These se ars ..... ARMAND IS BACK! AT THE PINAO AND ORGAN KEYBOARD FoR YouR DINING PLEASURE WEEKENDS 7 P.M. Til ? OSCAR'S OF COURSE PHONE 446-9010 57-59 COURT ST. GAUIPOLIS 1982 BUICK SKYLARK 1980 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Air cond., V-6 motor, auto. trans .. cruise control. This one owr,er is like new inside and out Beautiful blac;k with maroon interior, well equipped and priced for your budget. ' To wed Saturday Virginia E. Large, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Large, Middleport. will wed Billy Jl.amsey, Washington Courthouse, at First Baptist Church, Mason, W.Va., Saturday, 1 p.m. The Rev. Billy C. Murphy and Rev. Charles M. Wlllcttwlllofflclate the open-church wedding. Family gathering ThefamllyofBUiandNoamlKing gathered over the weekend at the home of Sherry and Rick Meek· • · stroth and children, Nicole and Aaron, Huntington. Others there were Kevin and Cathy King, Columbus; Debbie and Steve Finlaw and family, Heather and Matt; Hank and Kathy Johnson and children, Jessica and Derek, Bradbury. 1984 FORD LTD WAGON 1983 ELECTRA LIMITED 2 dr. white exterior, blue landau top . All the equipment and luxury your expect to find In a car of this quality. CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS GROUP 675-3391 Point Pleasant Equipped with most of the options. Power seats, doors and windows. Local one owner. This car shows perfect care! .SMITH-NELSON-MOTORS, INC. soo E. MAIN PH. 992-217 4 l .' P~-7 panned with pork drtpplngs. 1 teaspoon salt Other Ups for cooking cabbage 2 cups sugar · Include the following: 1 cup vinegar - Shredding cabbage speeds up · ¥.. cup water cooking time 1 teaspoon celery seed - T)le beautiful color of red 1 teaspoon mustard seed cabbage can be retained by com1 carrot, grated bining It with apple Juice or vinegar 1 green pepper, grated - Use a stainless steel knlle to Grate cabbage. Mix salt with cut red cabbage; a carbon sl<£1 ·cabbage. Let stand one hour. Mix knlle will cause cabbage plgmenls together remaining Ingredients. to tum blue Boll one minute, Cool dressing Red cabbage has a coarser mixture. Drain cabbage. Mix dresstexture and takes longer to cook Ing with cabbage . and freeze In than green cabbage. freezer containers. I! you've had a bumper crop of Old you know that - Cabbage cabbage this year, why not try can even be used In cakes! For a some freezer cole slaw for enjoy- chocolate cake recipe and other ment later this year. cabbage lll'ats, contact the Meigs Freezer Cole Slaw County Cooperative. Extension I head cabbage, about two pounds Office. 1 remember the lime ll'nf!t Je;u.c;, To•..,·o uel~"''" a~l•troDfl ool!lod ton.. , o\loWinc ., .. ,mu"L tlrltllniNmiPioo far I lot' ~l'ililllll ud t looroon. •low pooo.lblo .... _ --·-· FINISH WIDE ANGlE. RIPU:IICO I'J:S In the refrigerator. Sliced cabbage should be stored In a performated plastic bag, and will keep five-six days In the refrtgerator. Another method of slortng soUd core cabbage Is to store It In a humid basement with a 32 degree F . temperature. With current high temperat!lfes, this method of storage may be Impossible for several months. Cabbage slored In this manner will develop a strong odor as the cabbage gets older. Some folks do not enjoy the smell of cabbage. cooking. One thing that causes the strong flavor and odor Is overcooldng:"soproperpreparallon Is Important. Overcooking ruins cabbage by causing a mushy texture and strong taste. Cabbage should be cooked quickly In a small amount of water of ollootlar o.nd 1111111!111 COIItltllona. f\IIIJ <H.ted p•~• REBATE FROM CAMO .u;nu: Wtrtd CIOQ Wl<ll ,on111 fl1 f i -oo loolun o t~ ';l Ia ; « " rl t lol or~,.,.. •~•n """'' '"'' nno...,poo. !:•<OJ'H""o.l opttco. - Sl.QO WITH ULTRA WIDE POMEROY - School of Instruc· tlon will be conducted when Mary Shrine, While Shrine of Jerusalem meets at 8, p.m. Friday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. 8&40 meets 1HOMP!oON/CfNTU ti.AU P'OWOU GON5 "~•••" 1n "n~• ton.a CAMO POMEROY -Trinity Church in Pomeroy will serve lunch and evening meals Friday between 11 a.m., and 7 p.m. Sandwiches, chicken and noodles, rolls, coleslaw, potato salad, baked beans, desserts and beverages will be available. ' I l'i •loto That tlmt' would pass as always, F !!IOO wtlh things to do. And with a llf£' ahead to live, Tht• years have passed and taken toll, As tlmf' still marches on. The legs unsteady, the body bent, The hair l" slivery fi!!ray; FRIDAY CHESHIRE - Revival through Friday at Old Bethel Church, Route 7 and Storys Run Road, with CB!vln Minnis the evangelist at 7 p.m. nightly. Archery Clinic !«Rs:l. -- IIJENNINGS' How Jmlny llmes as days spt'd by, 1 nt-'Vrr li::3Ve a S('('t)nd thou~ht: But what ea('ti da y would COtT'It' and go. Regardk'Ss of what l! brou,::ht . So as all things COlT\(' to an end. 'fh{' vigor of your h has· ,~;onP : Home Economics/4-H Cabbage Is otle of the vegetables that Is available year round. II can be served and eaten In a vartety of ways which adds to Its versatUity. The cabbage family contains broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauU· !lower, kale, collards -and a wide assortment of calibages such as savoy, red, traditional green, and ChineSe cabbages. All of these vegetables have a distinctive cabbage flavor. Cabbage Is great for calorte watchers; a one-cup serving of raw shredded cabbage has 24 calories. Nutritionally, · cabbage contains small amounts of vitamins A and C. It Is a good source of thiamine, rtbo!lavln, and potassium , It pro- vides dlelary fiber which aidS In · ' · digestion. When you shop for cabbage, look· · for well-ti-lnnmed heads that are solid and heayy. Outet'le'!ives shuld be fresh, green, and free !rom insect damage. Burst or broken heads, yellow or wilted leaves, Indicate age. One pound of cabbage will provide four-five sel'vings of cooked, drained cabbage, one-half cup per serving. One serving Is considered to be one cup raw cabbage or one-half cup cooked cabbage. · A firm three-pound cabbage will ·ytetd about 14-16 cups of sliced or shredded cabbage. Small cored, loose head cabbages, such as Savoy cabbage will have a sllghlly higher yield. Cabbage will keep one-two weeks Community calendar/ area happenings QUAKER BOY CALLS THOMPSON CENTER Charles Daly Cali ber~ Wouldn't OOther me or you. By Cynthia S. OUvert C<Junty E~n Agent JOHN PAYNE COURTNEY MILLER THOMPSON CENTER AMMO Spgltd 7mm Rem Wht>n tfme coukl stlll be wash>d, Wtlh no thought of whtu ro do. Wh('n all thE> rutu re y(_>t to come, Was no cause f(Jr concern: But . oh. how unprepared f w<ts, F'or I he ll'Sson I was to lmrn. In the spotlight HARTFORD - Revival continues through Sunday at Church of Christ In Christian Union at Hartford, W.Va. , with Rev. Dennis ·weaver of Point Pleasant speaking. Singers will he Dennis and Brenda Weaver. Services 7: :Jl p.m . Steve McGuffin has been hired as director of plant operations and maintenance for the Bellaire City Schools. McGuffin. who now resides In Bellaire with his wife, Debbie, has a degre<> in industrial technology from Ohio University . Fleeltng DayN ConP <u"t' th(' days of youth, Whl'n f'ach day was somethln~ new: t ada attheH melcane,W. Va.wave Membe'f: and guests at the poo · ce and Lori Red· =gEw~~e ~~mgardner, Laurie • d ~ and Betty Bl· 1 Waylan ' er ~ Bet and shop, MSelrri A~ 'i;y'er ~este Emily t vers. aryk C • and 081es, Sjlannon and Broo Jason Bush, Amy Luckeyd;:;; . Hank, Kathy, Jessica and De Johnson, Ernie and Joyce Sisson, Sherr!, Sami, and Pete, Barry McCoy, Kenny and Jeanie Buckley, Tammy andTyson,JohnandJanlee Lisle, Todd, Scott and Travis, and Amber Cumings. 10 YR. ANNIVERSARY 10TH ANNUAL Reedsville happenings Mr. and ·Mrs. C. Ed Humphrey have returned home after a short vacation trip to Canada. A family dinner honortng the birthdays of Ben Buckley, Chester Buckley and Roger Buckley was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Randal Coulson at Torch. Attend~ lng were Eloise and John Ludwick of West Jefferson, C. Ed. and Vivian Humphrey of ReedsvU!e, Robin Humphrey and friend, Joe Testerman of Marietta, Chester, Nancy, Ann and Jimmy Buckley and Ben Buckley of ReedsvU!e. Roger and Darlene Buckley of Pomeroy Rd., Zita and Dale Lee McCain of CoolvUie, Joy and Kay Coulson and Arena Coulson and the hosts, a ll of Torch. Mrs. Chester Buckley has returned home after visiting with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle. Scott.sdale. Ariz. Mrs. Dale Wolfe of Bradenton, Fla . ,;sited with Mrs. Gladys Williams and Mrs. Lyle Balderson recently. - Mrs . L. Balderson By The Bend Cabbage, the year·.'round vegetable to;;'!!~t-::;;al re:~~lsoenjoyed 1975- 1985 Monday visitors were Eleanor, Florence and Carolyn Sml th, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs . Clayton visited recently in Ashland, Ky. with his uncle, Robert Allen, and his cousin, Grace Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. ·spence Tedrtck, Old Washington, visited on Monday Wlth Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham. Mr. a nd Mrs. Clarence Will, Phoenix, Ariz., spent a weekend with his cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy spent several days in Akron with their sons, Hugh and Erroll Jr., and families. · Mrs. Linda Well and daughter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman members had assisted with ';.,~ Hendrix, Pomeroy, Emil:,: Bumwalk sales In Pomeroy as a gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. raiser. Larry Bumgardner, Mason, and A dinner was heldprecedlnl( the Tamara Buckley, daughter of Mr. lnspi'Ctlon at the Temple, and and Mr.s Kenneth Buckley, Syra· refreshments were served cuse, was held. o alterwards. Reports on ra-ent activities <1 the AI another recent meeting of the Bethel were given. Sunday tile girls Bethel, Installation was held for an atlended church at the Asbury officer and the guardian council. United Methodist Church fOllowed Installed were Melanie Arnold, by a bruneh and practice for · senior. prtitcess; Merrl Amsbary, tnspectlon.Areportwasglvenonthe guardian; Mike Buskirk, associate Labor Day parade participation guardian; Kathy Johnson, secrewith theBetheltaktngflrstplaceand tary; Jyce Sisson, treasurer; Bondisplaying Its trophy, along with a nle Smith, promoter of sociability; fund raising car wash, pizza and Beverly Bishop, custodian of para· pool party. It was also noted that phemalla; and Mike Walker, dlrec- terBethels, past guardians and past associate guardians were Intraduced, along with Donna Bauman, past grand guardian, and Melody Brown,junlorpastgrandguardlan. Also Introduced were Walter Sherr, past associate grand guardian; Melody Udy, Grand Bethel guardian: Art Tracey, grand cutter guard · Merrt Amsbary and Mike Busk~k. Bethel 62 guardian and associate guardian; Bonna Tracy, past guardian, McConnelsville; Kenney Wiggins, past asSociate guardian Bethel62, Julie Byer, and Kathy Johnson, both past honored queens and guardians of Bethel62. Initiation for Carol Hendrix, Friday, September 13. 1985 POMEIOY, OH. , �Friday, September 13, 1985 The . Sentinel 13, 1985 Friday, Ohio The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 .l . Public Notice CNftl Now T-.rar'o R...,..do. zoning LEGAL NOTICE and Ulhor _ , . . . . . , roguSHERIFF.'S SALE lationa or proyilllana and thole OF REAL ESTATE Tho s- of Ohio. Meigs mon.. which con be County. Morietta Savings lo tainod only by on 01<0minotion Loon Company. Plointill. VI. of tte of the ~I John R. Acono. 01 a~ Oofond. Courr. or a~tveyor's reports. onto. No. 86 CV 161 . Subject · to pipe line In purouancoofon 0 - o f mont grontod 1lo Tu- Ploino Sole (one judg-.t) In tho - Chooter Wot« Dlolrict. Saki appr.-..:t at entitled oction, I will Forty~ (t40,000.001 offer It publtc auction, at thll Oollon _. connol be told lor ~ of tho CourthouH in Pomefoy, in the1tbove Mmld 1- "''" two-thirdo of County. on Friday, tho 4th day amount. October, , 985. ot t.. TEFIMS OF SALE: Five Hundred (*600.00) Dollero o'clock e.m .. the following described reel ettate, situate in cooh or cortillod choc:ll on dote tho County of Meigo and Stote of ..... bolonoo d&» ..,.., of Ohio. otnd In the Townohlp confirmation of Nlo and deliv""1 of deod. of Olivo. to· wi1: Being l..ol 27 of Arbaugh'o Second Subdlvilion of tho Howard E. fnonlo. VIllage of Tuppon Plalno. Shorill Moigo County. Ohio Meigs County. Ohio, Volume 4, P - 26. of tho 0 - A. Fouoo. Racordo of Ploto of Meigo Attorney (81 30, (91 6, 1 3. 3tc County. Ohio. 1. A weter1ina easement from John W. Arbaugh and Public Notice Elhol Arbaugh. husband and wife, to Tuppers PllinaChooter Wotll# Oiotrict. dated Soptombor 7, 1967. and NOTICE OF. SALE preoontod ro.. recording on By virtuo of an Ordor of Sole September 14. 1967, in Deed out of tho Common 233. Page 372. Pl... Court of Meigt County, 2. An elec1rical diltributton · in the cete of The line erument or right of way ~~;;,~Rink and Sevinga lrvm J. W. Arbaugh and Ethel ~~ Plointlff. n . AnMottloo:k Arbaugh, hll wife.. to A. Eblin Columbuo otnd Southam Ohio T,... Eloc:tric Compeny, dobld NoCounty, Ohio, vombor 21, 1966, and,_. ented tor recording on De. comber 1 8, 1 966, in Oood 229. Page 899. 3. An oolooctricotl diotribution line e 1 uent or right of way lrom Ethel Arbaugh and John Arbaugh. hor huoboond, to Columbuo and Southam Ohio Electric Co.. dobld April 2. 1966. end rnoonted ro..,. 008 cording on April 23. 1 966, in E . Mao noWolollio II:.:-' Deed 223. p - 873. POMEROY.O . 4. An oolooctricol diotribution line e-..ent or right of way 992-2259 lrom J. W. Arbaugh and Elhol NEW LISTING - Here is a Mottack Arbouglo, hit wife. to beautiful ranch ty pe home Columbuo and Southern Ohio with a full bas ement. w.b.l. p. Eloclrlc Co., doted Auguot 10, 1961, and po-oted for ,. , on 1 acre of land , wtth cording on ND¥ember 9. plenty of extras. Country 1963, in Deed 219. setting in a great neighborPogoo 661, 687, 673. hood! $59,900.00 6. A 10' e.. ment from J , W. A-.gh and Ethel Mattock NEW LISTING- POMEROY Arbaugh. hll wife, to Colum- A 2 story home on 2 lots bus and Southam Ohio Electwtth carpet Needs work but ric ~. doted Ju•o 22, 1962, and ,._,ted ro.. oea bargain a( $5,500.00 . corollng on July 1 2. 1962, in Deed Book 21 6, 69. NEW LISTING - MIDDLE6. A 20' esument from J . PORT - North Third - 2 W. A-.gh otnd Ethel Modack story home with 2·3 tled· Arbaugh, hlo wife, to Columrooms on 40'Kll3'1ot Gas f.a . bus ond Southern Ohio Electheat garage. Would make a ric Co.• dotod Soptomber 26. nice home (or your famil y (or 1961 , and ror-rtod ro.. oeon~ $16,500.00. o:ooling on Octobor6. 1961 . In Deed 8oo11 212, P-711 . 7. E><coption it hooeby modo NEW LISTING - MIDDLE· ro.. public otr- and high· PORT - South Fifth "" Room waya and tor any man. . not to grow n! 4-5 bedroom home of record in Meigs County on 13' lot Insulated, Cou-lncluolng ony llotno storms, fireplace. $17,500.00. and claima which may artaa egeinll the property 01'1 acNEW LISTING - Near Chescount of labor or m.teriel fumiohod therein, righto of ter - Country iving in style! periOOI in poiUir'C>It , per· This 3 bedroom home is in extonal tax• 1nd ....aments cellent oondrtion Full basenot ~- by tho County ment other features. on a large lot $35,000.00. Delw1dom.. ~· oJudg"*<t -No. 85-CV-1231nooldCaurt.l rendered. being CoM wll offe< lor ·- . on tho 4th doy ol ~. 19115, ot 10:1 & A.M., tho -IMng IMdl .-I ...... ~~,. kM:a18d 01 311421 8toto Routo 143, Pomoror. Ohio 46769: Slluolod In tho County of Meigs. In tte 8toto ofOhloond in tho Towuololp of. Scipio ond bounded and dll •ibct - c- prem·•• Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtuo of on Onlor of Sale iuuod out of tho Common Court of Meigo Counly, Ohio, in tho . . . ol Tho F - Bonk and S.W.go ~. Plointill, VI. Anthony Ebln. Potricio A. Ebln ond o-g. M. Collino. T._. ur8r of Meigs County, Ohio, Delondonta, -••Judgment . . 123 .-. being CoM No. · BS.CV· in ooidl:ourt,l wil "" ot tte lrvnt door of tho eo..thouoo in Pomeroy, Meiga County, Ohio. on tho 4th dey of October. 1986. ot 10:20 A.M .• tho following deocribod JII'OIIOitY, ~- ot 38421 Sto!o Routo 143, Pomoroy, Ohio 411769: , One (11 1973 Rombrandt Mobile Home. Serial Number M11430. Appr . e1.at 82,800.00. TllmUI of Sole: COih. Howard E. Frank, Sheriff of Meigo County. Ohio. (BI 30 (91 6. 1 3, 3tc · Allee Brooks CRAFTS . ·~. WH0-0-0-0· can help you? ,:·.:~w· CLASSIFIED ·, . ADS t.o:----------1--------·-<:-j' I I I I II I I I I I I Pay Cash for ·! Classifieds and :I I I I Curb Inflation I Savelll I . wr ite your 'o wn ad and order by mail with ftlis I coupon . Cancel yaur ad by phone when you get 1 results Maner nofrefundablc I·· J·Name-----------1 I I 1Address•----------~ I Phone l J· Print Circle one word in eD(h j 1pau ·below. Each initiol Ad 'I or group of fig,u rn 'ounl$ Wanted . 1 Di 0 word. Count nome 1 10 6 I 3 and addnu O.f phont dtys I . tnumbfr if used. You ' ll gfl' Words daw days days ., betlet" result ~ if Y.ou dt· I 1 scribt fully, lJIYe pnce. Tht To IS SJ Ov 15.00 sa .oo $13.00 I • . tribune reserns the ngh t ~ •to donify, edit or rej~t 1I ,any od. \'our ad w!ll. bt lo li suo u .oo 13.00 $21.00 1 put in th proper domfua · 1 .J lion if you 'll chrck l~t lo l5 S7.00 SIO.OQ ' IS.OO $2!.00 I prop tr box below. I J: These cosh rain I ·I in,tudi! diuount I 1 ( !Wanted I 1 ( !For Sale I I ( !Announcement 17. 1 I ( Ifor Re nt II. I l s I 11. I, 20.· I 2 I . I J. I 4. 1 s. ·1 I I 1 I I I I 21. I I I 21. n I I "· 6. 2.1. 1. :u· a, 1 1 21. - - - - -- - I I 21. 9. 10. 29. I I "· • 12. I 13. 30. 31 . I I 32. - - - - - - 11• D I J.l. J 15. 16. Mail This CGUpCIII wilh Rem lttance I 111 Court St. ·I I I I I 35. i l I .1 1 The Daily Sentinel Pomoroy, 011. 45719 . ~----------- • oacord. Approoiaod at 83.000.00. The reel Bltlte cannot be aold for leu then two-thirds f2 / 3rdol lhe approoiood value. Term& of Sale: Cuho • Howard E. F111nk. Shorill of Mlligo County. OhM> fBI 30 (91 6. 13. 3tc TEAFORD Real Estate I I -----------· rn R£aLro• ' 2t6 E. 2nd St. Phone 1 ·(6t 41-992 -3325 HOME NATIONAL BANK CALL 949-2210 Tim OPENING AUG. 21 PICTURE "PERFECT" PHOTOS Many Packages To Choose From - lowut We do Weddings, FamiliK & Children · Call or Walle In For An Appointment and Pricl!s 308 3rd St., Ra<ine, OH. Home: 992 · 6712 Or Bus. 949· 3031 Alter Aug. 21 •Complete Remodeling •Room Additions • Roofing • •Siding MARCUM C.ONTRACTING ble. Now $6,500.00. Long lotto.. , Ohio OWNER TRANSFERRED! Needs to se ll and move his family ' Eastern District. Alovely 3 bed rodm ranch wtth full base ment, 2. baths on 14 acre lot. Ass ume his 10 % loa n on $38,000 for 25 years - $407 .06 monthly !includes taxes an d ins.). and negottate the downpayment wtth the owner on askingprice of $43.000.00. NEAR RACINE DAM - On St. 338. Good garden, lull basement balh, furnace and 5 room s, $ 12 ,000 . Ofler welromed. Rt. PRICE REDUCED! - MidRecently remodeled I ~ story home wtlh a new kitchen, large li,ing room, 3 bedrooms, nice dining room wrth big bay window. storage building or garage. Neat and nice! $23.500.00. Ph. 985·4141 Free Estimates 9-11· I mo. IENNEn'S MOlliE & MANUFAUUIED HOUSING HUnNG & COOLING SYSTEM~ Salts & S•rvice Quality lntertherm Air Conditioner• Heat Pumps. Furn•cu 446··4 16-446·2112 81i212 mos REMODELED · Love!'~ ~anned 2 8R home with dining and 1e yard with shrubbery. Plea>ing kitchen. Furnace. LOOKING FOR ACRAGE1 Approx . 40 acres of land wtth lree gas available. Includes an older 4 bedroom house. Give us a call! $25,000.00. LARGE RANCH Near Chester. Obi. garage, new I~ stooe fireplace with healolator, 3 BRs, sundeck and 2.47 acres. REALTORS Henry E. Clelond, Jr. 992-6191 J11n Trumll 949·2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 BUY NOW FIX IN TliiE FREE PARKING Sut IIIKPIIY. Mifton Roush. ~Wen: torpl & llnJct. ' AW Hous1ng HeCldquarlers ' * .,. .... -0<1. ~ 'Nheel base not to eJI:oeed 115 indl 6 Blade. regular size radial ti... PowerS-.g Spotlight on lalt hand side Automatic tnmunisaion Vinyi..U Air conditioner 100 Amp Alternator Calbreted speedometer and police package option• and Merchandise 64 ·I KltiDLEWOOD 12'xl6' Sizes lrom 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine , Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 10-6-tfc *VIN.YL SIDING • AlUMINUM SIDING "BLOWN IN INSUlAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. hb1olutPiy the If 1 , Best hl1qnmenl Mon In the hreo. Complrtr ("' \rr '"''· lub•· Johs. Otl Chmrqr, rIJIH'. Up<. Brul<o' lob;, Mufflrr1 Try l!<i, rt \'JP (CIIl PH. 949-2801. or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls 'J/ 11/tfn BOGGS. SALES'& SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST do brttf'r MGM FARM CITY SERVICE STATION 9'1[ 99 32 "Freo Estimates" GUYSVILLE , OHIO Authorized JohQ Deere. New Hollond . Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer F•r• E•ulpMentP•rt• & Servle.1·J·ttc ~RgfR~ STONE JIM CLIFFO.RD ....__PH_._9_9_2_·7_2_0_.1:.uti co:-· 3 male. 1 temakt, liner tl'llned . Call 814-446· 2611 aher6 . Now Serr.lfll All 0 ' Mslg1 Countg j ~ -~nd Su,oundlng,, 6 wk . old puppillta' to give away. Part Irish Setter and part Golden Retriever . Call 814-992-3814. t. BLUE STREAK CAB I . "SPAS" ••a Gen. Hort1nger Ptlwy. Middleport, Ohio HRS. tO a.m. to S p.m. Oay Night 1-614 992 -2549 i-304 773 -5634 -~ ..-~ ...-~· . NEW VEHICLE We'd like to introduce you to Engage·A·Car, the modern way to drive the vehicle of your 73-79 Ford Tr. Top IOil . 304·676· 7566 . VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of ell Types Worked in hom& ar&a 20 years " Free Estimates " CAll COllECT: · Ftndtrs ............._.,,........s4a Doors ................._,...... SIQO choice. No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For fa5ter Service Call 614-992-6737 •Complete Remodeling •Room Additions •Roofing •Siding. •Garages & Pole Buildings · CALL 446-4522 Doors - ....................... SlJS 10-IS ford lr. Doors .........................$141 71·79 ford Tr. Grills - ................... $52.50 Che IO·IS Ford Tr; Grilles ..................... •31.50 Hoods......................... S14S 73 -79 Chewy. Tr. 13-U Ford Ranger Roehr Pantls .......... .... .S25 Hoods .................. ,...... SUO 73· 79 Chewy. Tr. 13-IS Ford Ianger Cornlrs ...................S20 Grilles ...........................S7S Ntw and Ustd Auto Glass - Late Moftl Parts Aln~ft PADS 9-lll-tfnl Rt. 73 7 9 c• HEATING z a z U-SA~E AUTO st.RENTAL Rl. t60 Norlh Calllpollt, Ohio 7/ 11 / lln Roger Hysell Garage R1 . 124,Pomeray Ohio REPAIR PH. 992-5682 F11 All y,., Pthllllg N"4l PIUS: Office Supplies & Furniture, Wtdcling and Graduation Stationery, Magnetic Sigm, ltubber Stamps, lusintu forms, Copr Servi(ls, Itt. 2SS Mill St., Miololltport 104 Mulberry AY., Pomeroy 992 ·3345 3/2/lln (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 992- DENNY CONGO 3-D AUTO CENTER WILL HAUL JUST CALL! Po-oy, Oh. 11 0 1/t ..., !lain SlrNt Ph. 614·992·6771 Now is Fully Stock..t With All Your BODY REPAIR SUPPLIES For Truck• snd Cera Peint1. Body Fillers. fiMrglaaa R.. ln and Kit.. Flexible Part R. . lr Ptoduct1, Poll•hing Compound •nd Sand Papt~n (hfliing Whol...lel . 73-IOGMPUDOOitHUS...... ROU!I PANEIS ................•1• 73-79 F010 PU - - - -S4S Ul COINERS....................'20 _ _.,:N::I:W_:C:.:;:H::IO:::MI::,:S:::TI::;P,:I::IIMP::::,:!,:;H~-·;;;···;;;···;;.;.;'1:,:2.:,5_ _...;•:;;·;,;12;;..-1;.;;ooo;;.oL I L .~ RT. 62 SOUTH POINT PlEASANT, W. VA. Howard L. Writesel ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Gutters · Downspouts Residential & Commercial SINGlE $24.95 Gutter Cleaning Painting •Li.e en1ertainmenl FREE ESTIMATES A.A. A. 949-2263 or 949-2969 PH. 992·6931 Afttr 5 Call 742·2027 I ' Fret HBO •Reslaurant •Olympic Pool 3D4·675-6276 4/2 ~/lfn • O·tfn MANI.Ff'S TRASH SERVICE RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. MIDDLEPORT AND POMEROY "0" Bfrl11t1 /1 Bf/11 011 f~trlet" PAT HILL FORD "Free Estimates" Installation Available WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUHN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATElLITE SALES & SERVICE Htn Afill Thot Ship Ttehleltt Wo •• D•tt RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER- 915 -3307 411/Un 992-2196 IUSIN£SS-A£SID~HTIAl Middleport. Ohio 1- 1 3 -tfc For Trash Pick up Service Call - Addon• end Nmodellng - Roofing and gutter work - Concrete worll - F'tumbing a,nd electrical worto !Free Estimetet) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio ·- 12·8-lfc ·UNIDEN •MNQONIC .l~ITE o • .PAQIUT SYSTEM S' ,... ... ,,.,,, on •to 1 ~ ..,. ~~ ~"''""" '•n u ~ 3·24· tfc J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL &• ALUMINUM SIDING JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 lOGO MANIIY, JR. IOGIR MAHLIY, Sl. OWN!II CARPENTER SERVICE "'' " ' .. , ~IU •In sulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Wind o ws •New Rooftng " FR(£ ESTIMATES" 992-3194 YOUNG'S u "'" or 992-7121 LOST: male Siberian Hu.s ky black & white. Vicinity Mill Creek Rd. Reward . Call 614-446-1642 ext. 323, 814-446 -1849 alter 4 :30. •26. rew1rd for return of 3 month old Beegle pup. Elige H;II-McK8nzie Ridge Road• aroo. Call614-949-2009. Lolt:Pitbull puppy . 4 months old. Brown 1nd white . Lut Hen Wednesday evening on Brownell St1, Middleport. 614-992-2031 or 614 -992-2034 . · 8 9 Including 8 miles from ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY LOST: light tan male Chi on Fairview Rd. Mercerville. If found Caii-Rew.,-r;l 614 268 -6779 or 614· 4460882 elk for Charlotte. Public Sale Auction •& Wanted To Buy New Dundee Late Model Repl.:ement Part• Pomeroy-Mason Bridge B·B·tlc Lost end Found RICK PEARSON AUCTIONEER SERVICE. Eatate , farm, lntique, liquidation nlea . Ucensed Ohio and West Virginia . 304-7736786 or 304-773-5430: FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS 992-5875 Or 742-3195 6 8-13 tin AUTO & TRUCK Long Bottom, Ohio THE QUALITY . PRINT SHOP -z LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Ucensed Clinical Audiologist "We Rtwf F01 im " Also "Transmission Free Estimates B·B· lmo. pd. Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages eJ 317 North Strond Middleport, Ohio 45760 4/ 4/ ln MARCUM CONTRACTING Ph. 985·4141 FIIMitn ........-..........._... s4a 73-10 Chewy. lr. Hoods ......................... '150 73 -14 Chewy Tr. •1 u m~w'y···r··,··.--·--·--· ·· · ··S70 DNALL PLUMBING & 5-7-Uc RENT A CAR , , 8/ 19/I.::.:J I. . .... 73-10 Chewy Tr. GREG RQUSH PH. 992·7611 6 19-tfn A ' -~l ~ Three 8 wk . old kittens. Healthy and playful. 1 black and white, 1 black and 1 long -Mired black and white. Coli 814· 992-6524. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Cal~ •RI!sidential & Commercial •DI!velopments & Commercial Sites •Single and multi Unit Housing . •Wood Mode Cabinetry Design and Planning t PHONE 992-7075 73·" Ford Tr. MILLER · ELECTRIC SERVICE ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ~t 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. Beautiful male gray tiger kitten , about 3 mot . old . to good home . Cell 614-446· 2686 . 73-10 Chewy Tr. 10-8-lfc I> miles below Gallipolis on At. OPEN DAILY 12 TO 7 P.M.;' SUN. "12 TO 6 P.M. 4 bl1ck-whlte female Cocker Spaniel&, 7 weeki old . Cell 814·446-4B25. EUGENE LONG TOP SOIL FILL DIRT OLD TIME HEATING7 CO. Giveaway Puppies. Friendly and part Chaw . 7 wks. old. Wormed. Cute. Call614-992-7609. 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND 1-/3 INTERESTED IN A Sizes Start From DUMP 7/ 1212 mo. pd. •Heats to 3,000 Sq. Feet PRE·SEASON "Use Free Standing or SALE As Firepla<e lnsett "Gloss Door . OFF "Air Tight Ash Pan NO MONEY DOWN HYDIOYECH CHEMICALS _ ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS sp~~~~~~~~:.NT· 4 SYSTEMS FROM $899 GIVE US A CALU 8/12/1 mo. d. We pay cash for late model clean used cars . Jim Mink Chev .-Oida Inc. • But Gene Johnson 614·448·3672 WANTED TO B UY uaed wood S. coal heatara . SWAIN'S FURNITURE. 3rd . & Olive St. G1llipolia. Call 614-446-3159. All or part of retail, whole· AlB. or service business in Gellia or Meigs Co . Call 61 4-~46 - 2539. Used mobile homes 614-446-01 75. Call COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Beds, iron. wood , cupboards, chairs, chests. baskets, dishes, stone jars, antiques. gold and silver . Write · M .O. Miner, Rt.2. Pomerov. Ohio 45769 or call 81 4-9927760. Buying dally gold, tilver coina, rings, jewelry.sterling ware, old coins, large curtency. Top prices. Ed . Burkett Barber Shop. 2nd , Ave. Middlepon. Oh. 614-9923476. tiiiiJIIIYIIIP-111 .11 Help Waoted SWEEPER and sewing mlchine rep1ir, perta, anrl auppliet. Pick up and deiJverv. Divis Vacuum Cleaner, one helf mile up Goorgoo Crook Rd . Coli 614· 446-0294. Beeline offera free clothe&, good money, no cash Investment. Work your own hourt. Coli alter 5PM , 614· 2BO· 6237 . Balloon& for Get Well, Anniverllryl, Birthday& , peniet:. Singing Gorrlll1. Call Bel· loono& Co . 614-448 -4313 . Free lingerie. good time, undercover wear. party plan. Coli otter 6PM. 614-288· &237. Down Home Days. Steam- Working SupeNIIOr 'f amililr Gas Engine Show Sept. with janitorial work, Rio 20.21 ,22. frarilra Bottom, Grande- G1ll ipolls area , WVa . Enginea performing Send resume to : Box 400 in thr•ahing. uwmlll, ahlngta care of the Glllipolls Dilly mill, mol11111 making , Tribuno, IP26 · '3rd. Avo., Country music daily. Admi•· Golllpollo, Oh 46831 aion 12 .00. *2,000 guerantiHtd per mo. AA Crisis Pr.,..n1 cy Center. if qu1llfled, and accepted for -• our managers program . For Confid•ntlal. Free preg- personel Interview apply n1ncy test end-or Inform•- Etectrotux Corporltlon any tlon . l'hone 814·742-2629. marnlngfrom 8 :30 to 10:30 coltect If neceu1ry. ·elk for oman•ger. 417 2nd . Tho Molgo Club will Floh heveond 1 lllllon Slturday, 14th ot tho club Secretary with previous medical billing experience . Full time with benefita. Reply to Bo• S-7, care of Point Pleasant Ragtster. 200 Main St .• Point Pleasant, W. v•. 2&660 VETERANS; Do you wish you had stayed in the military? Regret losing that retirement income 1 Sorry you didn't take edvamage of the 01 Bill to get your coll1191 degrH7 Maby it ' & not too late . Join the Armv Netion1l Guard and receive a monthly paycheck , life in&urancas. retirement benefits, and the New Gl Bill . It pays full time students 8140 . 00 per month . ,/,. time students 8105.00 per month, and half time students $70 .00 per month. up to ma•imum .. of $5,040 .00. We have the best part-time jobs around! Cell 304-675-3950 or 1800-642-3619 . SHOP AROUND AND COMPARE! If you' re think· ing about joining the military. check with the Army National Guard first . MontHly paycheck , treining, life insurance, and retirement benefitl availlble . Plannii'lg on college? We have the new Gl Bill thai pays full time studants$140 par month. up to a maximum of $5,040. The Student Loan Repayment Program repays a major portion of outstanding Federal student toan&, up to S 10,000. You may also be eligible for a $1 .500 or a $2,00lt enlistment BOnus , All of this adds up to more than S20,000for education .. PLUS, we ache· dule your basis and advanced training around vour school obligations . Don't commit years of your life to the military until you call us. 304-675-3950 or 1 -800642 -3619 . Dependable. loving mother wanted to sit 3 yr old boy, must be willing to care for newborn later. Prefar some one living Greer Road area. Point Plea&ant on Rt . 2. 304-675-2921 . 12 Situations Wan1ed Room-Board with family willing to provide support services for gentleman age 55. Contact Joann : 614· 446-B145 . Will care for elderly people in my home. 24 hour care. 514-367-7148. Room and board for senior citizens, retirees and dis· abled . Special. cere. 674 Plum St .• Mlddlepon. 614- ~ll!o~lll~po;;;II';·~O:;h;.~~~ Gomo work , ,;A;;v";';', Sept. houoe 23 Profe11ional Service& Water wella drlllad ana ser· 1 "~'#-<-.tj, vlce11f. Prlcea on requelt. CaU 114-742· 3147 or614-992 · 6006 . ·---·- Gaiiiiloiiil·----··' 31 Homes for Sele Government homeafrom 81 IU repair). Also deliquent tu proporty. Call 806·687· 6000 ext. GH-4662 for information . 2 bdr .. fullv carpeted, vinyl •ding , large lot. storage bldg., garden, restricted. 127.&00. Call 614-2566200. Rio Grande, new 3 bdr., full basement, nice lot , large rear deck with valley view. Prlcod to ull 139,600. Coli 614-448-B038. 3 bdr, large living room, full basement, •29 .000 or t4,000 t1ke over payments. Call614-446-7360. Newly remodeled, carpeted. furnence . b1sement, car· port, deck. new windows and doors. 84 Mill Creek, Gallipolis. House for sale: Best offer. garage. garden area. Green School District. Call 8144.46- 2026 or 614 -245 9160. 4 bdr., bath, utilitv room, living room, kitchen, and diningroom . Big 2 car garage with attached green· house, on 3 acres. fruit cellar. Coii614-446-81B1 . 3 bdr .• family room, 1109 Adrian Ave .• $39 .000. Call 614-446-3718. GREAT VIEW GREAT VALUE 3 bdr. ranch, walk to school. priced for quick ule, by owner , Call 614·446· 2439 Sot . & Sun. onlv. In Rio Grande, new 3 bdr, ju&t fini1hed, full basement. nice lot,lairge rear deck, with valley view. priced to sell, $39 ,500. Will consider mobile home trade-in . Cell 614 -446-8038. Reduced &1 0.000 multiunit apartment complex, all 1 bdr., som_,. furnished. resident manager. renters pay all utilities, approx. 81.400 mo . income . Owner will pay clostng cost. Call days 614· 592-1189 or eve. 614-694-2874 . Make offer 2 bedrooms, 1.2 acres , 2 car garage, ell reasonable offers consi· dered . In Pomeroy. 678-2613. 15 Schools Instruction Tri -State Semi Driver Training . Enjoy two weeks of Tractor-trailer training con· ducted 20 miles south of Daytom for past 16 years. Real placement service em· phuized . For complete writ· ten details call : Friendly Jobs working in tobacco. Coli Mike 614-446-8531 . Financial 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PU8lriSHING CO . recommends 1hat you do bullneu with people you know, and NOT to •and money through the mall until you have invaltlgated the offering . 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS-Refinonce tQ low fi,..;ed rate . Use equity far 1riy purpo1e . Leeder Mortgage Co .• 614· 592· 3061 .- 23 Professional · Services PIANO TUNING AIIID RE · someone Witl, triC· PAIR , back to s chool dis· blede ta puoh din counts , free estlmltes, Coli 614- Word'o Koyboord, 304-676 beglnnlng ot 7 o.m. All ~-~~~~:__ _ __ _ ' 5600 or 878 -3824. urged to lttend. r Huge G1rega Sale con ~ tinue&, Lot • of new item1. Jnare drw aet, 4 metchlnt hub caps, 7 7 customized Ford van, kn ives, flowe,.. dishes, cooking uten1il1. all t ire clot hing : new • U.ed . jeans. s hoe s, boots, dOll •• 4 milo fro m many more. • HMC at Evergreen on okl 160. 9 -6, everyday exceP,.t Sunday til cold weather. Price& redu ced . Cell 614 · & Wcinity R;~;i/ Estole Yard Sale Ealt of Po rter At . 664. Fri. S apt. 13, Sat. Sept. 14, 9 :00-6:00. 3 Family· 16 in. tires 6. rima, lots of mise items, household items. Children&, ladies size ax . large, shoes 9 -10, telephooe st'1 nd. girls 14 1n. bicycle, elactriC .sewing m~- ~4_4_6_·1_3_3_9_'----.,-.,chlno, 1977 Ford . ~TO ~. wagon car. .. / 2 Family Friday, Sat. · Sunday, 10-6 . Kelly Drive off Georges Creek. Tupper· Yard Sale Saturday, Sep- ware, clott es. a. toys . • ••• tember 14, 8· 6 . Drape•. rods, toys, clothes, many other items. 6 Edgemont ~Dr .. Gallipoli &, Oh. , 1 6 Familv 26 Vinton St. Furniture, clothing a. lots of mite. Items . Fri. & Sat. 9· 6. Thura. &. Friday 2 Family Garage S1le Fir&t Time This Year. Nice adult. c hildren, clothing. On O.J . White Rd. off Rt. 160, 8 to 4 . ----··F.-omerov·-- Middleport . :: · & Vicinity · ;: -----·- -------- -·- ----·-·--.· -- a. Yard sale: Friday, Sept. 13th at Harry Spe ncer' & rtialdanoe. located on Co . Rd .32 at Baahan. Girls tnd boys clothing . B : 30· 6 : 0Q~ Garage Sale First time this Yard ule Sept. 14th. From Middlepon hill t urn first rqild leh pest radio ttltion. Trailer apace for rent •ss a month includes water garbage . Call 614 · 3677267 . year, orange brick behind old Bidwell School. Thursday, Friday . Saturday 10 · 5 . Child rena sizes, jeans. coats, tools, bike, toys. Shoestring Ridge Community Yard Sales ! 19 Families. Sept. 13 & 14. Fri. & s,t. 9 : 00~ 6 : 30 . Coma down Rt. 7 to Clipper Mills tum right & follow signa all the way to the end of Shoestring. Clo· thing. , jewerly, glassware, handmade . wood & other items playpen. 2 go carts. Coli 614-446-2847. Kriner Road Community Sale 2 miles out Rt. 218, Fri. & Sat. Jeans, toolt, pool pump-filter. Garage Sale 6 Family, Sept. 12,13, 14. 9-4 . Camera , sa•ophona, baby items. jeams. toys. womens end childrens clothes. drapes. Rodney Village 11 -follow signs. Moving Sale dining llble s, office desk, 20 ht. bike, Fostoria glass, ~Ius mora. Set. & Sun. Oakwood Dr . off State St. 614-446-2439. 3 FamilY Numerous ilams including infant· toddler clothing. Turn onto BidwellRodney Rd off Rt. 35- first lene-righ. t . Fri_. 8. Sat. 13th & 14th. 9 .00-6 .00 . Yard sale: Sept. 13th till 1 From 9 till 4 at th& Moore res idence on 1ownship 207 and Rt.7 by pas,. Gllf!••· clothes . • Across from Powells SuP,er Value . Everyt hing must go, cheap, Sept . 12-1 4th. 9 ~il ~ Basement sale. 3 f1mlly . Former Portland Church basement . Friday, Saturday and Sunda y. Rugs. pOta toes, misc . ------ Pi Pieas"B"rii ..... & Vicinity 4 fa mily Yard Sale. Leon Baden Road . Fri and Set. Clothing. dresser, 2 lave seats. 2 complete twin beds, corn picker. 304 -458-1823. Yard Sale. Sept 13, 14, 1 5 ; Rain or S hine, Beech Hill , Rout& 35 . Sam Welch . Saturday, 9 -5 . 2902 Anniston Dr. Childrens clothes, adulls clothing, glasswafe a nd misc. 61 4 Ma;n St. Pt. Pl. 10-2 . 13th & 14th. . 828 30th St. Saturday, Sept. 14th . 9 - ?. 20 acres. 3 bedroom coun try home with 11h baths, fully carpeted, kitchen applilnces included. full bel&· mant with fireplace. family· room, 2 car garage attached. Call 614-992· 5084. 7 room hou&e, 1"h bath, garage on' Gravel Hill. 4 bedrooms. Middleport. Call 614-992· 6714 . 6 rooms and bath . 1'12 acres. Coli 614-992-7453. Very nice house for sale. 3 bedrooms, bath , living room, woodburning stove, dining room, kitchen, cellar. 6 acres. fenced in. Barn , chicken coop. pony shed. work shop . McCumber Rd ., Rutland. Priced to sell. 614992-2143 dey and 614 · 742- 22B9 alta• 4 :30 . By owner , 2 bedroom ranch . 704 Mariana Road. Po.int Pleasant, nice location, low 60's, 1 -609-453-2692 . 6 sv2 acres. 2 houses. 2 c ar garage , poncl. several outb u i 1d ; n g 5 • p 0 n d s . $25,000,00 Ashton. 304· 5 76-2320. l:;;::;; : ; ; =;::::::::== 32 Mobile Homes 1979 Liberty 14•tto ~ oeuroom , · furniihed mobile home, e~~;cellent condition, gas furnanca . Must sell, 86 , 500 . Call 51 4 · 446 3681 . WHY PAY MOREl Mobile home additions and mobile offices by ROOM ADDI TIONS ; INC . 1B19 Wa shington Blvd .. Belpre, Ohio 45714 . Call 61 4 · 423 5825 . NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST. GALliPOLIS. RT 35 . PHONE 61 .4 -4467274. 1975 12x65 2 bedroom mobile home on 6 acre1 of land. Double garage storage building . Kingsbury Rd .. Pomeroy. Phone 614·992 2664 or 614-992· 2274 . 1 2x65 Elcone Trailer . Good condition. 1 mile ealt of Cheater on St . Rt. 248 . Make offer , Call evenings 614·9B6-4466 or 614-985· 3B41 . MOBILE HOMES MOVED . Insured. reasonable rates . Call 305 -676· 2336 . ------1981 Holly Perk mobile Owner in rest home. Great buy on 1981 14x70 mobile home, J bdr.. 2 baths, equipped kitchen . 2 built in AC, storage building, in e•c. cond ., on rented lot, Only $12,000 . Cell Wiseman Real Estate , 614- 446 · 3843 . 1969 2 bedroom trailer for sale. furnished , oil tank and underpenning $1 , 200. 00 . Oo not call unless really interested. batweep 1 Q;OQ AM ·and 6 :00'PM . 30'4Je78' , 1269. 1972 Flamingo 3 bdr ., 1% bath. total mectrlc, CA. refrigerator, some furniture. 8x10 deck. 81,400, take over payments. Call 614· 246· 9647 . Commercial building for sale or rent on Main St. New Haven. W.Va. Call304-8822056. 35 Lots 16 ac res. 50360 Sigley Ridge Rd. In long Bo«om. Excellent for hunting . Cell 614-9B5-4210 ., Burial Lots, Concord Cematary. Phone 304-675· 1 126. Renta ls 4 bdr. house on Bulaville Rd . stove furn ., $325 plus dep. Call 614-446-0276. Modular with garage, Syracuse. Available 9 · 1. Dap., ref ' s, lease required , no pq~ .. $300 mo . Call 614-9927032 or 614-446-2340. · Rodney Home & Supply Center. Rodnev. Ohio located between US 35 & St. Rt . 6B8 . Call 814- 2456308. 1970 mobile home 1 2x50. 83. 000 . Call 614 -367 · 0413. Business Buildings Houses for Rent· 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 34 tor Salo home, 14x70, must sell, 304-676-2947. 3 bdr. full basement, centr.l air. fireplace , Green school district , available tmm~ ­ dietely. ~326 plus dep , Call 614-852-1357. 3 bdr. air cond .. within cii y limits. Call 614· 446 -4110 . References required, 2 bedroom at $260 mo. or 4 bedroom $300 mo. Na.r Porter on Rt. 554 . $200 dep , no pets in houn, accept 1 or 2 small children . Ctll 61 4 -446-4755 before BAM ir after 4PM . like ne w. convenient loc.ition , . 2 bdr .. $260 per month, s 150 depo&it . Cell evenings 614-446-9328 tOr appointment. 1971 Flamingo 12x66. 3 bedroom, AC, exc cond , porch, 61 4-446 -06B4. 1969 Skvline, 1 2•60 with tip out, 04 ,000.00. 3 04· 675-1925. 33 Farms for Sale leon , West Virginia 56 acreJ. gentlemen fermer· 2 Clayton homes on Selal story ,home 4 bedrooms. 1986llkefront, 1476 sq.h . barntl, sheds, ponds, fru it reduced to $27,996. We're' t J r s, vou can work thts 96 EIHI Home Center· Chilli- P Cent tractor land, ctty cothe. Cell614- 772~ 1220 . uti ties, water , cion to achools and shops on hard 1974 Celebrity, 12~~;60, exc . road. surround•d with white cond. Cell814-246-9148 or aplit rail fencing make& this e 814-448- 3446 . story book setting , manicurad groun ds rig ht up to tht 1982 14x70 trailer, 3 bdr., fence , beautiful permanent 1 Ya bath.& &tova refrig .,, l~h'o~m~e:~!o~r~~ re~t~re~interl a.~ t. OwriM we&her dryer & hookup low t c .lf 8x10 wood ttorage build· 1806, or ing 8x10 wood porch deck, collect . MLS ' 812. &00. Call 814-448- Broker . Fr1nces Ferguston 6231 . Realty. 304-925 -7620. House an d bath, large yard In Ra cine area . Call 614·992· 586B . 2 bedro om home . Furnished . Re~l nice. At. 124 Minertvilte. Overlook& Ohio River . Call 614-992·3324 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. furnished , ell utilite& pd., except elect ., conve· nient location, security depos it rduq ire d . Caii614-4(.6B55B. Furnithed, AC, cable, no ciiy taxes, beautiful river view, in Kanauga . 'foster'& MobOe Home Park, 814-446-1602 . 7 , - - ~--­ 614· T 1~§~§~~~===~~;:::::;::~:::::::: 992- 359~ . S1~rv11:us A11 nnun cu 1111: nIs Announcements Earn $4 ,87 hr. We nHd 111latance in evalu1tlng end f'ftpond ing to dally work reports submined by our agents throughout the atate . No experience neceaury; Peid to complete training . Work at home. For lnformalion send self·addresaed , stamped envelope 91h inches long to: AWGA, Dept . E. Box 49204 , Atlanta, Go 30369. Aluminum &crap . Sell your aluminum scrap direct to the smelter . Buying all gradaa of· aluminum. Premium paid for large loads. Cell for quote. Scipio Energy, located 1 % Travis at (6131424-4693 miles east of Pegetown on today. Tow~ohlp Rood 1 41. Meigs County. 614-992 -3466. 1 -::-::---;:-;--:---;--:~~-­ T 8 Wanted to Do Wanted :old pianos . Paying 820 and 840 each. First ' floor only. Write giving dlrectionJ; Witten Pianos, Will paint trailer roofs & cut Box 188 , Sardis, Ohio toba c co . Cell 614 -25643946. 1528 . 8-7-1 mo. 3 Help W1nted Stlrt MUing Avon now while 1t1rting f" it only •115.00, OkpirH 9 · 20-86 . Coli 614446-2166. - - - - - - - -lcEasv Aa sembly Workl t 600.00 per 1 00 . (luoron· teed pavment . No e,.;perience· No sales . Det1ll1 • •nd self - addrasaed &tamped envelope: Elan Vi· til ·716 3418 Enterprise Rd ., Ft. Piorco, Fl. 33482. L-'-----.::::.::::;::::;.;:;:;a-----.:;;:;;;.;;;.o~ I Kinana ~~~~~M!~~~~ ;!,~~5. & (614) 985-3561 4·S tic TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER. Stpt. 9 thru 20 Sign up and win a free pan to thoi local Home· coming Game of your choice. _ Tanning HlotoiooK We Also Carry ~shin'g Supplios. IUSIN!SS PHON! (6141 9·2·6550 R!SIO!NCE PHON! VINYL LINER POOL ACRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL • DYir 400 Choir01 •Wuhers •Dithwaehers •Ranges , •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE CONTRACTING DOZER. BACKHOE, KickDH - HAIR CUT & STYLE •••$7.50 SALES & SERVICE KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE All Mtkes J&F Ph. (6141 843·5425 NOT JUST A STOVE IT'S A WHOLE HOUSE HEATING SYSTEM POOLS Hew Homes B,uilt dleport - NICELY incha~ ' PEISONAUZED UTILITY BUILDINGS •Garages & Pole Buildings wooded, water, electric avatla- SMALL - Middleport 2 BR ooe Hoor lor $8.000. 2nd ooe with level lot lor ooly $16,500. Village of Pomeroy of a new 19B6 or 1986 four~ five p 11 nger leden with the folowing added ~pment . V-8 Engine not over 30& Cubic car to new car. Each bid mult contain the ful name of every .person or compr~ny interetted tn , the 11me. and the bkt mu.t be occmponiod by a cti«k or bond In tho aJm of UOO.OOto tho loliofll<ltion ol tho ~ council• • guaranty tt.tiftha bid II c:ontroct wil be ontorod into and ito performance property secured. TheM checlco ar bondo wiU be retumad at OnDII tO al e•cept tho ouc:c:.olul bidder. Hit chocko or bond wiH be hold until the contract or bid II properly executed by him. The right is,...,..,.. to rtfect any or an bia. Jane Watton. Clerk Vilage of Pomeroy. (9) 6. 1 3. 2tc "'-"'· 1. For tho purch010 by the (CUT OUT FOI FUTURI USI) 8·19·1 mo. pd. PRICE REDUCED! - St. Rt. 7 - Approx. 2 cres of Ohio River fronlage. Nice laymg. SOUTHERN - Several acres in the country with tree and T1' water available. Priced S ENIOR Packages in Town mce big yard, garden space, fr uit trees and a 1~ story home wi.th 3 bedrooms, family room, fireplace, full basemen! , equipped kitc hen . Now $26,900.00. REMODELED- One floor 2 Br home wrth wood cabine~ and bases. NK:e carpeting carport and good lol oul of flood. $21 ,500. pr8MI1t 'Business Services PRICE REDUCED - St. Rt. NEAR KROGER'S - Vtf'!<l of nver, lg (ami~ home with furnace, 3 BRs and nk:e lot nnofening rodiol, liNn, ftoohing llignolo, fire oxtingullhoq end protective ahiektt from 2 Bedrooms. 2 baths; fireplace, central air. $15,000 Call 992·3859 or 992-3647 SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, .2 complete baths, dining room, · Jiving room and large recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Large farm pond. Racine area. 7 - Approx. 2.ac res with NEAR HOSPITAL - 3 BR frame wnh cook and bake units. Fun basemen~ carpeting 2 baths. Landscaped lol with shrubbery. FOR SALE 14x70 1979 FAIRMONT TRAILER 24x7 TIPOUT REAL ESTATE FOR "OWNER INTENDS TO SEll in September!" Make an offer! Property can be purchase! for half the appraisal made 4 yea rs ago! th~ home. close to downtown Pomeroy, needs work but could be good home or investment Call today and make your offee Real Estate General LEGAL NOTICE Sooled will be recoiwd in tho office of tho villlge elorl<. Pom.ay. Ohio, until 12 o'c· Sodt noon on September 16, 1986 on t he foll o wing Roal Estate General so·.r . I I Being In Section 7, Townohlp 7, FII!AIII 14. Ohio Compony'•""""'Beginnlngllt the ln18rMC1iM of tho line of • 1.46 ...... lot oocoodod In Doocl Book No. 222. P - 1 B9. Meigo County Dood ROC«do, ond a point 12 """ ot right onglel lrvm tho cent. Une of Ste18 Route No. 143; South 83doog. 40' Eoot 200 1wt. 12 foot lrvm and peroollel with nid line: thonce South 8 doog. 1 o · WHt 240.2 feet; thence north 78 doog. 122.6 , _ theno:o Iouth B9 o!eg. 10' wool 147.1 foot too loiio:e on tho W8lt line of e 60-ecre f.-m dtoscribod In Dood Book No. 238. P.,. 837, Meigo County Deed Recorda; thence north 23 deg , 30' eiost 256.9 along fence to the place of beginning, containing 1.3 acre, more or leu. Sub;ect to water Nne euemont to Leiding c...,. con....vancy District. Rorfeoeno:o Deed: Vol. 280. Pogo 19, and Vol. 282. Page 533. Deed Rooords of Meigs County. Ohio. Subject to ell leasee. easemenu ond righto of. woy of p- 992-2156 I -: FOR SAL.E SHERIFF'S CRUISER Purouont 1lo Section 307.1 2 O.R.C. tho Meigo County Camn ' Ien.. wfl receive IHdl undl 12 noon on Wodnoodly, September 26. 1986, in tho offlco of the Meigo County Commiooionera lombld in tho~. f'ornen>y, Ohio, wtth bido to be OI)OI14ICI ot 2:00 PM ond rwd aloud far tho IItie of tho fottowing vehicle: 1 - 19B1 FOfiD LTD. 4-doorS-n. Minimum accepta~e bid s1.ooo.oo. Vehicle moy be inspected during d1ylight houro ot tho Meigo County Gonoge. Rock Springs Rood. f'ornen>y. Ohio, by making appointmant wtth Shorill'o Oeportmont. Vol1ide to be oold u it with no QUif'8ntees. Bids to be IUbmitt:Bd in Meled ~ moortuid "Bid on 1981 Sheriffs car:• Tho Board of Meigo Counly Commiuionera reserves the right to accept or ..., any 01 all bids. MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Mary Hobalettet. Clerk (91 6. , 3. 2tc Foil Ph. 16141 843·5425 9/ 13 / 2 mo. pd. 11 Announcementa STYUNG & TANNING SALON VINYL & ALU.NUM Public Notil)e 3 FOI THE BOTH OF YOU SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Complete Gutter Wortc. Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked In home aru 20 yurs " Free Estimates" CAll COllECT: Public Notice Public N~tice Public No1ice Public Notice Business Senices EUGENE LONG The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio ) �• Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Page 10 The Daily Sentinel 42 64 LAFF-A-DAY Mobile Homes for Rent metel office daMs S100.00 ooch. Ulld oolld wood 3 ft. doora, eomt with wlndowl •nd some without s11o.oo. 304·675-2408. SlnUII'. Gofden Touch and Sew. eewlng m1chine S1 00.00. good cond, 304· 871-1393. Furnished 2 bdr. on Eastern Avo . $ 175' mo .. • 100 dep. Coii614· 256-11B7. ' Table sew, good cond. phone 304-1175-1e45. Mobile home. Call eva' a, 814-446 -0508. Firewood SZO.OO pickup load, UO.OO delivered. Call _3o:;6.ZI!II782 or 875 29' ' 12x60 2 bdr., 2 mi. from Holzer at Evergreen . Child - ren accepted. Call&' 4 -4463697 -or 614-245-5223. Air tiGht wood and coal atove with fen, good cond . 304-5711-2106. . 2 bedroom . fur - nis hed, gas and water paid, $250 mo ., $125 deposit. Co li" 61 4·446-6583. 2 bdr . trailer. adults or 1 small child. below Eureka. Coll614-256-1157 . Jbd r. privatelot.watorpaid. $200 mo.. dop. & ref. requi red . Coli 614-446 0362 . 14x85 mobile home on 1 acre lot o250 mo. P1us utilities 2 children accepted, available Oct. Vinton area . Call614-388-9881 . 2 bdr . AC. fui1V fumis he d • utilities paid . Call 614-446 41 10. 2 bdr .. washer & dryer, fenced yard , behind Zinns Landing $196 mo. plu1 deposit. Ooxol gas. Call 614 -446-7044 9-5, or 614446-BOBO 6 -10. 1- 3 bdr , & 1- 2bdr. mobile homes for rant. Call 614- 446-3371 . 2 bdr . trailer in . Pomeroy, $170 mo .. 8100 dep . in- "Quit that hurnmin', will ya, ? "· Mac.! · 2 bedroom mobile home in Racine. Phone 614- 367- 7148 . 44 44 . A pa rt men t for Rent 2 br apartments in Hender· son. ao4-676· 1972. One bedroom apartment. convenient location . call 304-675-2441 . Apt for rent, 1420 Lewis St. 304-675-3420. 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light houM keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call614-446-0766 . 46 Space for Rant 51 Household Goods Electric ran.a e with 2 ovens tor aale . S125. Coli 614986-3689 . ·Dining table. 1 ch81rs fold); smell breekfatt Ht; rinch ttyle love...t end rocker loxcollont condition) . Coli 614-992-8B96. Full size sofa bed, floral velvet. like new. *200.00, 304-676-4144. 53 Antiques 1930 Vintage diningroom set, 1olid oek table lw-leef), 4 chaire•. chine cabinet, affordable. Coli 814-4468263. Mobile home lot, 12'x60' or I==::::::==::::::=:;:=:;= smaller. 175 water paid, 4th 54 Misc. Merchandise & Neil, Gallipolis. Call4464416 after BPM. JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) monthly rent starts at a 169 for 1 bedroom and $204 for 2 bedroom. deposit $200. located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland. pool and Cable TV available, office hours as possible 10 am to 4pmand7pmto9pm MQnday-Friday, Call 614446 - 2745 or leave message . Ni c ely furnished mobile home, aft. apt., central air and heat in city. adults only. Call 614-446 -0338 . Furnished efficiency S160. utilties paid, share bath, 607 2nd . Ave. Gallipolis, adults. Mobile home lot 1 mile out Neigflborhood Rd . $60 mo. Call 614-446-1340. Large trailer lot for rent on Bulaville-Addison Rd. Cell 614·367-0232 or 614-448 4266. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park, Route 33. North of Pomeroy . Large Iota. Call 614-992 -7479. Trailer spacus . .small children accepted, out locust Road, Rt . 1. back of KS.K. 304-675-1076. Merchandise 51 Household Goods Call 446 -4416 after 8PM . 2 bdr. apt .. good location , redecorated, utilities partly paid . Call 304· 675-6104 or 304-675-5386. Furnished efficiency $160 mo . utilities plid, 7 Neil Ave., Gallipolis. Call 446· 4416 after 8pm. 740% 2nd. Ave ., 3 bdr ., $190 mo ., 1 bdr., $135 . Deposit required . Call 614446-4222 between 9 & 5 . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITU!IE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New & used wood-coal stoves. 6 pc wood LA aulte *399, bunk beds $199. antron recliner• 899, new· 81 used bedroom suitel, rengee. wringer wethere, &. thoee . New livingroom aultea $199 -$599, tampa, elao buying'coal & wood stove•. Call 614-446-3159 . 2 bdr AC apt .. large rooms, near Piua Hut, water paid. 1250 mo , immediate occup•c ny Call 614- 446-7025 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from $285 . to $895. Tobloo, t50 and up 10 $125 . Hide·• · beds,t390 . and up to ;. brlr ;.tpt , 11 Cou rt St .. · 8660., sofa beda 8146, 4125 rrLn . t ftf & dep . Call Reclinera. $226 . to $375 ., \14· 44&M49 26 Lamps from $28. to $126 . pc. dinettes from $109 .. to Just A ltl!labht Unfu rn' ed . 1 436. 7 pc . 8189 and up. !!1=1 (~~litH!tl<t ~•d, S250J mo. Wood table with · six chairs C.•ll· ~ 1-4-.48- 92 « 9-5 . S286 to t745. Desk $110 up to $226 . Hutches. $660. U91tm' t 3 tooma & bath . Bunk bed complete with C~:tn . no pets, •duht, ref. mattresses, 8275. and up to requ .red Catl 614 -448 - $395. Baby bods, 8110 . Mattra1181 or boJI springs. 1 51 9 . full or twin, 863 .. firm. 873 . Furnished , S 175 mo . pay and $83 . Queen Mtl, S225. own utilitiet. Catl 614-446 - 4 dr. chests, 849 . 5 dr. cheats, $69 . Bed frames. 9244. S20.and S 26., 1 0 gun · Gun Furnished apt .. 1 bdr ., S226 cabinets, 8360. G11 or mo., 920 4th Ave .. Gallipo- electric ranges 8376 . Baby lis . Utilities paid . Call 446- mattre11es. 826 & $35, bad 4416 after 8pm . frames 820. 826 , & $30. king frame 850. Good aelec2 bdr, partly furnished . tion of bedroom suites, downtown Gallipolis. Wflter rockers . metal cabinets , paid . $175 mo . Call 614- headboards t38 & up to 446-3919. 865. 3 rooms & bath for rent furnished . utilities furnished S200 mo. Call 614-4463793. 3 bdr. duplex, new carpel. new bath. new appliances, 644 Second Ava .. $275 mo. Call 614-446-0690. 2 bdr . apt., Crown City. S175 mo . Call 614-2566495 evenings . Used Furniture -· Metal office desks. 3 miles out Bula"'ille Rd . Open 9am to 5pm, Mo" . thru Set. 614-448-0322 GOOO USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, refrigeretors, ranges. Skaggs Appliancaa. Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel. 814·448-7398. Firewood·cutup slab•. 1 truck load 1100, 2-1180. Pickup load. you haul *16. HEAP accepted. Cell 614· 245-5804. Compact & spreading Yewa 89.99/ oach . Shroedod bark mulch 120/ PU load, 1 mi. North of Silver Bridg.,. Call 614-448-4630. 2 c11e1 of lsomil t20 c..e. Coll614-245-9512. 3 pc . livingroom suite. washer &. dryer. C•ll 61 4446-4277. 1 7.500 BTU air cond .. 30 pc:, of underpinning, UHF a. channel 23 antenna . Call 614-446-8594. Firewood 100% clean herd· · wood. •36- Delivered pickup. · *26- you haul. Call otter 6, 614-446-7524. Gold colored carpet: 13x20 feet. excellent condition. Alto cabinet Singer Iewing machine and maple corner deok . Call614-446-2885. Baby bed. Winnie the Pooh curtains a. bumper pad . Call otter 5, 614-446·4127. Myen submergible pump, 2 HP, 2000 gel. utility tank. Call ·61 4-266·1208. Stoves Ashley wood & coal, King wood & coal . Call 61 4-38B-B564. l----------- 12ft.duckboatwithalectric motor. 8600. Coleman trailer s:AKi.:as Blazer 4x4. Call614-l46-7019 . Hard firewood for sale. Call 614·742-2646. 1---------76 Dodge Charger. 6 cylinder . Stick . 76,000 miles. Clean. Runs good. *760. 82 Hondo CX500 6.000 miloo. Clean. 81.200. 76 Midas 26' self contained camper. Sloops 4. $2,900. 614-9492969. 30 inch Norge gaa range. Call 614· 992-67B3 . 1..:.::__.::_:...:_________ 2 yr. old Will-Burt Coal Stoker with timer and tt.rmostat. 1 piece coal furnace adapted to stoker. Call614· 949-2866 after 6:00 p.m. Valley Furniture, new & uaed . large section of qual· ity furnitu ra. 1 21 8 Eastern Avo .. Gallipolis. TONY'S GUN REPAIRS, hot dip reblueing. •II types of gunsmith work, fa at llfVlca. 304-675-4631 . Haven . Equal Housing Op· portunity. H11 vacency. For more information coli 304B82 -3716. Walker-Turner 8" planer· jointer. free standing wood coblnot unlto . 614-7422877. Refrigerator • stove. Call Fall Hunt Clinic. Sundey , 614-387-0409 . Sept. 16th. 12:00 tlll7 :00 , O'ood Moytoa wringer repreMntetivtt from BeerJennings Archery, PSE washer. tofe bed, gal range. Archery. US Aep..t Arms, Corbin & Snyder, 9&6 Se~ Tasco Thompson Center, cond Ava .. Gelllpolla, 114· Black Powder Guns, Win446· 1 171 . chatter, Pennewood, Kel· 1- - - - - - - - - - - pin. Chl~n Belley, F,.d 6 pc. Form'Ctl dinette let Bear bow hunt fllme , $60, good cond. Coli 614- Archery novelty ahoot, door 379-21112 after 8PM . prizaa every 115 minutes. Trl . County Spor1o Shop, Pt. Pit. 4 poet double bed wtth 304-8711-2988. drener & Maytag die· 1 - - - - - - - - -- hw11her ex. cond. Cel1814· OuMn alze book case hHd446-0656 . board wotor bed, oxc cond. 304-4158·1817. Glbton deep freeze . 16 cu. 1- ...:___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ft. Philco 18 cu . aide by Snow bl•ct. far -128 . Cub olda Nfrlgorator. Coli 814- Codot f71.00. 304-875992-n51. 363&. tt: Utility bldg . special : 30'x40'x9' with track door & •arv. door ." &52&5 erected . Iron Horse Builders, 614-332-9745 collect. 8o Fruit Vegetable• Luxman laboratory refer· ence •riea, component stereo *12,000 value &4.600 cash or wllltrede tor car or van of equal value . Cell 614·446-7781. Far111 Supplil~s l----------- 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies : Stud Service . Call614-448 7795. Large 2 hone trailer ready to uao . Call 614-286-6522. Reg . 6 yr. old Tennesaee Walker gelding, Call 814· 446-9219. 1/2 Seminlal Polled, "'h Polled white faced bull. Will be 2 yrs. old Feb. 86 . Carl Gilles· pio, 614-446-3969. Suffolk ram. 3 years. 614698 -6418 . Pig• for sale. 826. each. Brierpatch Kennels All- . 304-675-5492. breed grooming. Indooroutdoor boarding facilities. English Cocker Spaniel . 64 Hay 8t Grain 388-9790. AKC regittered Brittany Spaniel pups. Ex.cellent hunting etock. t160. each. 614-992-2827. Hoy for oale. Call 614-4460373. Hey mulch for aale 71 cante 1 bale. Call614-446-1411 . Shelled corn. $2.66 • bu· ohol. Call 814-378-6311 . Hay, approx. BOO belea. 75 cents per bale if you buy all. Coli 814-949-21158 oltor 5 :00p.m . Shelled corn, 2586. AKC Siberian Husky puppie~, 2 melee. 1 female. Call 304-882-326B. Fiah Tank end Pet Shop, 2413 J•ckaon Avenue . Point Plooaant, 304-8 752;063. Fish, birds end more. AKC ragi ..arad Beegles, 5 generation• pedigree, 2 males, 3 females, 4 mo old, t7&.00 each. James Davis, 304-578-2394. 57 Musical Instruments Cl•rinet tor sale. Cell 614· 448-3823 alter 4:30 . Bundy clarinet. Good condition. S95. 814-992'· 8271. Bundy Clarinet, used 1 school term, cell after 3:00 or wookondo. 304-675 113211. 1978 Kimbel Kobler piono. 304-8B2-3672. 1977 Dodge 22 fl. motor home. ex.c . cond, f10,500. 4B9 Maple St .•. Gollipoiis. · Call 81 .4 -446-0711 evenlnga. 1978 Wildern11e camper. Sleepe 8, carefree roll-out awning, completely eelf· contained. AM 1 condition. Coli 614-448-3563. Canning pNchea now even; able, open 7 deye week. call for price• 11 supply 11 limited , 304 - 773-6721 . Bob'a Market, Meson. W. Vo. Luxman taboratory· rater· ·ence 11rtee. component st• roo $12.000 volue $4.600 ceth or will trade for car or van of equal value, Cell 614-446-7781. 304~ 676- Tr" nsport all on 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH pold for '80 model and newer used Clrl. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 191 1 ! Eastern Ave ., Gallipolit. Call 61 4-448-2282. ' 1981 Plymouth Roiiont AT, 1PS , AC, 4 dr. oodon, high mllooao. S1,B95. Coli 814446·0150. 1981 rad T·bird Town Landau excellent condition, new tlrn. Coli after 1 :30 1114-. 24e-s4eo. 11987 Oldo for oalo or trade, t211i0. See J•mee Koontz It VInton. : 1980 Oldo Cufloaa L8, V-8. auto, 4 dr., new tlree. good cond. Coli 814-4<111-4171 liter 8PM. 71 72 Autos for Sale 1978 VW Rabbitt, .,nroot. looke • runs like new, S1.800. Inquire ot 936 Second Avo .• Galllpoilo, Oh. 1975 Chovy 1 ton dump truck. •2.200. 197& ceo 2 ton Chivy truck with 14ft. von body. 13,200. 614992-3194. 1974 Ford pickup 7ft. bad, 302 engine, outo. S495. Coli 814-992-2083. 1978 Dodge Colt, 4 dr. oodon. AT, . rod cond .• 11.900. Col 814-441171371fter 6PM. 73 Vans 8t 4 W.O. 1978 Ch...ttl 4 opel.• AC. AM-FM, • 2 nuddad onow 1981 Chevrolet ven, CUI· tlroo on rims, 11.950. Coli tom. Coli 814-4411-2618 614-4411-3977or814-44e- · otter 3:30PM . 2845. 1977 Dodgo von outo, AC, 19BO Fleato olr cond .. over crusie. Viking v•n top, 40 MPG. S1,000 firm . Call 63,000 mi .. loi<lna n.eoo. 614-4411-9513. Call 614-448-3977 or 614446-2846. 1984 Dodge Chorgor 2 .2 lltar onglno, PS. PB. 5 opd .• 1985'1.! S-10 Blazer 4x4, 19,000 mllea. eKc. cond.• loodod. 900 miloo. ooking t5.500. Coli 614- · t16.100. ooll for $14,400. 388-8896.• Buy now. con 614-44678 Pontiac lemane. 2 dr., 7019. PS, PB, AC. AM-FM radio. 1750. Coli 614-446·2281.. 1 983-Toyota SR-54X4. rod. exc. cond. , low miles. fiber· 1971 Cordoba very goad work car. S600. Coli 1114- glass ceb. Nnnlng boarda S. bruoh guordo. 614- 98 6258-93117. 4400. 1851 Willy Joop. runo good. extra parts and new battery. 304-675·1417. II. 1976 Buick Llmhad, low 74 M9torcycle1 mileage. very good cond. 1----:__.:..__ _ __ Coli 814-448-1288 alter IPM. Close-out AH us•d Honda's 1 975 ·Coup do Ville. Good at reduced offer. Can be treneportetlon. Sell or trade aeen at Honda Shop. for riding mower tractor. Call 614-992-3733. Honda XR 100, XR 200, & CR 480. Coli 614-"388· 1982 Chevotto. 45.000 993B . miles . Good condition! 1980 or newer truck bed. 600 CC Suouki. U96. Good Call altar 11:00 p.m .. 1114- condition. 560 CC Yem•h• 992-6&87. DOHC. t495. Coli 614986-3839. 1980 Dodge Colt RS, 1600 cc, 4 sp. alum. wheels. Eagle 1982 H1rley Davidson Sls. aun roof. not pleinl Droooor. oe.ooo. Cell 614$2996.00 304--675-53011. 742-2B06. 8850.00 4203. . Phone 304-675· 1 98& Herlay Davidson F X 5 B. 3 B 0 m lie 1. *7.&oo:oo. Phone 304· ~=11:7:5-:7:9:7:9=.===== 1982 Pontiac JZOOO. 83,600.00. Like new. 304· 675-3693. 75 1083 Chrysler E-clooo. AC. AT, PS, PB, cruiae, tilt wheal, AM-FM. ttereo. front whoel drive, 39.000 miles, te,8oo.oo. 304-6755479 . 16 ft . Glastron with 65 Mere. end trailer. very good cond. S1,900. Call 614448-7345. 197B Dotoun 200SX, 6 speed, ex.c cond, low mlleaga. *2 . 700 .00 . 304675· 6889. 1977 Oldo 9B. 2 door, one ow n 1e r, ex c con d. S2.496.00. 304·675-2495 after 5:00PM. BOlita and Motors for Sale 1982 Harbour Master houaeboet. 38 ft . Firing brldva. only 230 houro on twin 470 Mercruiaers Vdrive, 7.6 K.v Kohler genera· tor. Boat like new,loceted in Marrleto, Ohio. 304-4288114. 1-------'----- 14 ft. Storcrolt motor, trailer, ell acceMOriet. 304· 875·- 4127. 1975 Caprice Clo11lc. PB. 1-=====::;==== PS. PW. tilt otwrlng wheel. I· AC, runo good. 304-675- 76 Auto Parts 3124 oltor 5:00PM. 8t Accessories 1910 Bonneville Brougham, diolli. ex cond. S4.ooo.oo. Coll304-671-1754. '74 Dodge Dor1. good cond, UOO.OO. Phono 304-8755995. 19117 Mercury VIllager ototlon wagon, rune but needs to ba rootorod. 289 onglno, auto trana, PS • B, alklng S196.00. Coli 304·8822694 botwoon 4-8 PM. Mon throug~ Set. '73 Chevy Coprice, 4 dooro, auto. PW, PS, PB, 400 tmoll btock .nglne. good wartt car. 304-e82-2821. 1983 Buick t. Sobre, low mileage. air, tilt, cruiH, 306 V-8, like now. t8,295.00 firm, 304·882-2778. 81 Oklo Cutleaa Sup,.rno. d·l •ngine. cruiM control, 1-C, 304-171-7478. 72 Truckl for Sale ' ANI) AN ENGINEEIP lNG GENIUS- NCNY t'L.l.. .JU&T TRA~SFEFI _,.,..<:T& TO OUOl DeAR M..,.. DeSIGN BY MOOEivt TO OUOl a.~.a-" IIUILDIIA- 1 ' ' CAP'fAIN EASY &ELIEVE ME, &HE-I't:tFF, TtiERE'S A MON~TSR. IN T/1AT LAkl:-1 81 Ho.me Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditionellifetime guarantee. local references futniahed. Free eatim•tes. Coli collect 1-814-2370488. day or night. Rogers Basement Weterprooflng. ,,,. ,, • ~ i )I NI D.and M. Contractors. Vinyl siding, replacement win· dows. Insulating, roofing, new end remodeling, con· crete. Call 304-773-6131 . .... j ... I'C•"'< J.and L ln1telletion. Roof~ ing, vinyl siding. norm cto·o rs and windows. Free esti· motel. Coll814-992-2772. 74 Monte Carlo d•apend•· ble. 0250. Coli 814-4464972 or 1114-448-4117. 1975 Dodge Coronel, 2 door, 318 onglno, runo good,·. exc. 1111 mileage, If 1 S1~ rv1 ces 1985 Chevy pickup truck. PS. PS, V6. Au1o. Only 900 milot. 19000. Coli 614· 949-2650. 1970 Old• Firenza. exc . cond .. low miloogo, PS, PB, elr, AM·FM ceeaette . Call 614-4411-8124. :=---, ·'6HRINE~SAV& PRUJ'oo~B'L.LA ASKS. "IN "THI! QUivmt."!''I'WING Daily Sentinei- Page- 1 Trucks for Sele 1977 Toyoto Collco GT coupe. AC, AM-FM 8-trock, bucket 101to, 82.000 good cond .. olklng U. 100. Coli 814·4411-0028 otter SPM . 1970 Oldom- 9B. avorything power, good running cond .• 1111 t450. Coli 814· 38B-9B51 or 814.-3889303. The ,1·r---.:u-;;;::::.. ::._:-:,,.:-:_:;::;••;;:-.::;::;:,GP;;:;;;.. f Wrecked left front 71 Che· villa, 2 dr ., hardtop, elao creger wheels 6 tlrta, 15', oeo!&. Coll614-258-88311 otter 6PM . 79 Motors Homes 8t Campers 101hft. Mlf·conlelned truck c.mper. Very good condition . Willing to negotiate. Collll14-985-3839. 1_:.::::_.:...:___:..:...:__ _ __ _ 1980 28 ft. Aljo camp..- eKc . cond., air cond .. now 111ft. care free awning. 814-742· 273B . 1974 Hennecraft camping trailer. 24 ft .• awning and comploto hitch . 02500. Coli 1114-11117-3828. . Camping troller. 1974 Yol· lowotone. 22 ft. Self· contlinod. ao(!d oondl11on . Phono S1 4-912-3921. e ft. truck ..mpor. Sloopo olx. Alftltot'ator. furnoca, ttove-ovon. 11.000. 1114888-3808. 1977 Chevy Blozor. 1110 VW Robblt ounrool. Coli 814-4411-2518. COLEMAN WATER WELL ORILLING Pump aalea, eervice. Regia~ ltred in Ohio. , All work auoronteed. Cell 304-2732811 . Ravenewood. W. Va. RON'S Televiaion Service. Houae cella on RCA, Quazer. GE. Spocl11ing in Zenith. Coll304-576-2398 or 614448-2454. m-. There's really nothinq wornJ Fetty T1ee Trimming, stUmp removal. Call 304-6751331. about! · Phyllis will Starke Tree and lawn Ser· vice. atump removal. 304576·2010. Wellpapering, neat end preelse. Aefaranc•• available. Coli 304-675-2001 or 304876: 4683 . 82 WINNIE EXCUSE MEIDOKING FOR WHO JUST HERE ... Plumbing 8t Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Faunh and Pine Gellipoti s. 0 hio t Phone 614-446-3B88 or 614-446·4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. At . 1, Box 356, Gallipollo. Call614-367-0576. 83 Excavating Good- 1 Excavating, blla· menla, footara. drivewJyJ, aeptlc tanka. landscaping. Cell anytime 614-446· 4537, Jemea L Davison, Jr . owner . Dozer Work tdnd chlaring. landscaping, etc . Free atti~ motoo. Call 614-446-803B or 814-992-7119 onytlmo. J .A.A. Construction Co .. Rutland, Oh . 614-7422903. Baaamenta, Footers. Concrete work. Backhoe's. Dozer • Dltcher. Dump trucks, & water · ges~aewer· electrical linea. 85 General Hauling James 8oys Water Service . Also paola tilled . Call 614· 256 - 1141 or 614 -446 1175 or 614-446-7911. Ken's Wetar Service. Walla, claterns, pools filled. Phone 614-367-0623 or814-3677741 night or day. Weugh ' s Water Service. Wells, cisterna, poala. Fast. reliable service. Cell 614256- 1240 or 614-256 1130. Reesonabla rates. Weugh's Water Service. Walla, ciaterna. pools. Fast. reliable HfVice." Call 614· 2&6-1240 or 614-256 1130. Reasonable rates. Haul lime.a tone. sand, gra~ vel, din, bulk or bag fertilizer end lima. EKcelaior Salt Worko Inc. 638 E. Main St .• Pomeroy. 614, 992-3891 . Will do water hauling, fill cietern end fill swimming poolo. Call 614-992·5858 . EVENING 7 :00 m news. @II MOVIE: ' My Body guard' [HBOI MOVIE: •All the President'• Men' (MAXI MOVIE: 'The Philadelphia Experiment' Upholstery TRISTATE ., UPftOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Soc. Avo .• Gollipollo. 1114-448-7833 or 814-448 1833. 0 CD PM Magazine · (]) Co.unship/Eddie ' s Father (]) Sportacanter ([) Mary Tyler Moore ([) Entenainment Tonight (l) Wheel of Fortuna U (I) Wheel of Fortune (I) Second City TV ®News {ffl MacNeil/Lehrer New• hour 8) (jJ New Name That Tune fl) Jefferson• 7 :30 0 (]) Tic Tac Dough (]) Please Don't Eat Daisies C!J NFL Yearbook: 1984 Buffalo Bills-(Years of Glo· ry ... Years of Pain). (I) MajOr league Baseball: San Francisco at Atlanta (J) U ()) Family feud Joopar!fy (I) Nightly Business Report C1Q1 Wheel of Fortuna ID CHI Entenainment Tonight fl) WKRP in Cincinnati [HBOl. Not Necessarily the Newa 8 :00 0 (]) (l) Knight Rldor Mi· chael becomes the target of a hit man whose secret weapon is a lethal car with KITT's capabilities. (R) (60 min.) CI) Lassie @ NFL Yearbook: 1984 St. Louis Cardinals-(Showtime in St. Louis). Cli Ill CHI Webster !CCI Webster is fearful of e~~:pos · ing a child molester at school . !AI . 0 (J) I Had Three Wives (j) MacNeil/Lehrer News hour <IQl Billy Graham Crusade (J1J Wa•hlngton Week/ Review Paul Duk e hr joined by top Washington journal· ists in analyzing the week's ,.. 87 0 00 00[]m5CrniiiM\1:ii::ss::AA:;;m;;;e:;;,ic~a;- Evening Television Listings _______,;___~-~--:-~----------------------;:rn;;T:;:•ipo::;d::-.------~,;'(j;;,;Q; FRIDAY 9/13/85 1----- •• Joel wi II be back ... or come lookinq forme! RINGLU•s SERVICE. experienced carpenter, electri· clan. muon. painter, roof· lng lincludlng hot t.ar application) 304-676-208B or 675-7368. A • MF urntture ,ManufaGCampor lnMrt unit for e It furlng. St. Rt. 7. Crown bod. complete with q-n Cltv. Oh. CaH 1114-216oiH bed ond - · e•c 14)0, coil Eve. 1114 -448..,.po. 1210.00. 104-112- 3 4 3 • · 0 I d • n ow 2002. · Uplranored. 1182 TOVOI.I 4•4. I apd,. long-. 40,000, AM-fM buckn-to,cunorn camper 1op. Aolllnt1 ti,IOO, Callll14-251·1317. GASOLINE ALLEY B:30 (CC) CJ) Lone Ranger (!)NFL Game of the Week liJ • CHI Mr. Bolvodore (CCI Kevin is jailed after painting a fur to impress a preny animal rights protes ~ ter. (RJ ® Wall Street Week Louis Aukeysar analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of economic and investment mauera. 9 :00 • (I) Cl) Motown Revue Staning Smokey Robinson \ . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio DJCK,.l'RACY 1973 Dodoe mini motor home, 20 ft. , 8 new tiree. new air cond.. eleep~ 5, S7.000. Also 1981 Buick Skylork, oil power. U.OOO. CoH 814-4411-4230. 0 Winter potatoes: We have • good ouppiy of good Kennebec'• on hand. f8 .00 per hundred. Your conteinere. Humphrey Farms. Reedavllle, Ohio. 814-378· 8295. Closed Sundays. 69 For Sale or Trade Friday, September 13, 1986 Motors Homes 8t Campers 1978 Champion motorhome1 ex.. cond., low mileogo. Coli &14-446-1299. Konnlbac potltoao S10-100 lb. will dallvor If not too for. Coli 814-387-7230. & Liv es to ck Selvage. Roof tru•• (up to 20' ~ $15.001 (20'to30'-$20.00) (30' to 40' -$25.001. 61 Farm Equipment Allminum tidin¥ 8' wood· grain an twin 4 with foam CROSS & SONS back t39.95 oq. U.S . 36 West. Jackson. Marble vanity's tops. SeOhio. 614-286-6451. conds all sizes choice Massey Ferguson, New UO.OOoa. Holland, Bush Hog Sales & Prehung 6 or 8 panel steal Service. Over 40 used Insulated ax.tarior doors tractor~ to choose from • $89.96oo. complete line of new a. Prehung 9 ft. thermal gl111 used equipment. largest ateal door's croaabuck or aelection In S.E. Ohio. panel S139.95. 1 pc. flbargla11 tub and 1 row New Idea corn picker shower white ; and color like new con d. 3 Ohio hybrid S199 .00 to $229.95. hard boars, 1 0 LP get 17'x.19' white gold vanity brooder healers with flex with top t29.9&, marble top hose • steal pipe still in I& vanity t39.95. box.ea never ·uaed . Call814· 3 oi' 5 pc. tub wall kits. white 256-1265. or color $39.96 to t89 .96. Embo11ad 2'x4' ceiling tile 340 HI tractor. 3 point hitch. soma fire rated $1 .89 ea. PS, live pwer , 2 bottom Suspended ceiling grids (12' plows. J.D. corn planter. main t11 t2.60) 4' tee 80 82 , 296 . Coli 614-286canto) 12' too 40 contol (10' 6822. wall anglo S1.99). Colonial clear white pine 165 M.F. diesel tractor, caaing. Window and door Killbroa 275 grain wagon trim 32 cant ft. wilh grain elevalor . Call Veneered interior white pine 614·286·6622. doorJamb's $8 .99 pr._ 3'x15' foil face fibergla11 220 Ca.aa garden (rector. 42 ln1ulatlon 88 . 12 sq .ft . , in , cut. hydrelic drive. $976. S15.95 roll. ' Call 614-992-2063. lnColor longated comodes'a 1- - - - - - - - - - siphon jet 889.96. Ford 800 tractor. $1,876. 4'x10' P.U.C. sewer and Pull·lype. 6' bruah hog. drain pipe with bell (1pc. 8600 . Muaey-Ferguaon t3.49 oo.l (100 pc -$3 .00 175 Dioool. 614-742-2877. ea .) 4x.B wood an maaonite New Holland 707 3 pt. hitch paneling woodgrain and corn chopper: New Holland printa. $6.99 to $12 .99. 363 grind8f mixer. Gehl hi Valves to t24.95. throw blower. All equipment PENN'S WAREHOUSE. excellent condition . 30.CWellaton. Ohio, hours 8 · 5 . 273·4216 . Call614-384-3645. One 275 bu "Moridge" Building material, concrete grain dryer &2,000 .00 . 304blocka all sizea. lentils, flu 876-4308 . blocks. clay tile . Delivery. 1 - - - - - - -- - - Gallipolis Block Co.. Pine St., Gallipolis, Ohio Call 63 Livestock 614-446-2783. Block, brick, monar and m11onry supplies. Mountain State Block, Rt. 33. New Haven, W. Va .. 304·8822222. 79 KIT 'N' CAlli,.VLE Red raspberries Teylor •s Berry Patch, 814-4411-81192 · or 814-241-5064. No Sundey Cello. Closeout'a·SuqUua ~ Male blonde. Cocker Spaniel, one yr. old. shots. AKC Reg. 8176. Coli 614-2459647. 2 bedroom apartments . New Haven. WVa. Newly remodeled . In town. 614992 · 7481 . ~u~eland Apartm8nts, New Building Meterialt Block. brick. eewer pipet. windows, lintels. etc . Claude Winter~. Rio Grande, 0. Collll14-245-5121. 11HP Simplicity . S995 . 1969 1 OHP Whoel HorH. 8795. 1983 18HP Twin Roper. 12.696. 1966 8HP Wheel Horse. f491S . 1980 6HP Wheel HorH. NMds work. 1200. 198B 8HP Whool Horse. Noedo work 8276. Baum lumber, Chatter. 614·986-3301 . l----------Used garden trectore . 1983 1------------- APARTMENTS. mobile homae, housea. Pt. Pteaunt and Gallipolis . 614-446· 9221 _·- - - - . , - -- -- 55 Building Supplies Oragonwynd Cattery Ken nel. CFA Hlmeleyen, Pareian and Siameaa kittens. AKC Chow puppies. Call 4463844 otter 7PM . ,.ivertide Ap~t . Middlepo_rt . Special rates for Sun1or Citizens. $130 . Equal Houl· ltiQ Opportunities. 614· 992-7721 . One or two be.d room apartmenta in Pomarov . Fur· nished or unfumishad . Rent negotiabla. C•ll 614 · 992 ~ 6723 . Fri, Sat, Sun. 1 :00· 7 :oo P.M . 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Powell In 1979 and one son Hark•y Powell Jr. She was a mf'mlx>rofthe!Jartfonl Baptist Churl:h . Sa rviving a rP thrC't" daughtPrs. Mrs. Georgiana Escue of Scali Depot . W.Va .. Mrs. Isabelle Greer of Point Pleasa nt. W.Va., and Mrs. Nancy Van Meter of Clifton; one son, Bruce Marshall Powell of Red House, W.Va.; 17grandchildren and 25 great -granqchildren. Funeral services will be J p .m. Satunlay at llw Foglesong Funeral Home in Point Pleasant with Rev. Williams "Bud" Hatfield and Rev. Terry K. Alva rez officiating. Burial will bP in the Gra ham Cemetery. Friends .may call at the funeral homefrom 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday . ~ . '. . ' funer.~l )UO RI(tiTH:'nl , Jll5f t"~il or ' .. ir POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Meigs minister seeks world "T ~~~ II' ••• lml'r.... ·""""' I"'~·· tt.. tt2-20n If t!Hm Leading the way with Purina > ••• ·.. 10 'LBS. FREE BONUS PACK 60 LIS. FOR THE PRICE OF 50 u•s. Dave McDonald and Velvle McDonald, both of Dexter, have been granted a dissolution of marliage In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. · Filing for dissolutions are Beverly Marcinko and Dennis G. Marcinko, both of ReedsvUJe; a nd Mary Jane Headley , Belplt', and Don Headley , Reedsville. Keilha A. Whitlatch. Reedsville, has filed for divorce from Harlan D. Whitlatch, Reedsville, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. A restraining 9rder has been Issued against the defendent pending final action . Donna Branham, Pomeroy, has !Ued for divorce from Bobble Branham, Pomeroy, also charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main PH. _ 992 2164 Pom1roy, OH. The Store With "All KIND OF STUFF" for .Peta, Stabln, Lorge & Small Anl ..als. r::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ==u•~ FRE,E1986 Catalog! Come In for Yours! JACKSON, Ohio (UP!) - AU prisoners, Including two felons, being)teld In the Jackson Coonty Jail have ~n freed by a judge whO blames the action on the county's extreme financial problems - which the Judge said are being caused by County Comll11sslorier 1 Marvin Keller. Common Pleas Judge Thomas Mitchell, acting on a request for guld8J!ce !rom Sheriff Edgar Haybum, who was denied jaU space for his prtsoners by nearby counties, told the sheriff to release the sb(prlsone~s Friday. Two of the prtsoners are accused felons, one chargpd with two counts of gross sexual Imposition and the other with auto theft . Their bonds were reduced from $10,000 to personal recogniZance by Mltchell, while the charges against four accused of misdemeanors were dismissed. For lack of money In the county's general fund, several offices are expected to be closed 'next Friday. Five county employees were laid off last week, and politic! ambitions of one man (Keller.)" . Keller, who describes himself as a voice crying In the wilderness of !lscallrresponslbillty, has refused to vote for an emergency sales tax, which requires a unanbnous vote by the county's three rommlsslonrs. A proposed 1 percent emergency county sales tax would raise about $900,<ro a year. , Commissioners Ed Davis and Ed Michael have voted for such a tax several tlmesdurtng!heyear, but Keller has vetoed the action each time. County voters will decided Nov. 5 whether to approve such a tax, but officials say the tax must be enacted now to prevent any further county office closings. Keller was elected In 1982 after leading a drive to repeal a similar emergency tax enacted that year by commlsloners. He said be would only vole for such a tax If several • conditions were first met, Including haIling pay raises • for all county workers, except those earning less than a~re~e~x~pec~t~ed~ne~x~t~w~ee~k:·~~~~$~10:,!Dl~~an~n~u~a~Uy; . 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Measures AC and DC volts, AC and DC amps, reststanca. 1122·191 Battenaa .,,., Check Your Phone Book for the ltadtelllaek Store or Dealer Nearest You •Citil1ne re'IOiving cretflt lro m Cl!lbank Payment may vary depending upon balance PAICES APPl'l' AT PARTIGI PATINQ STORES ANO DEAlERS PageA-3 10 Sectiona. 86 Pagel 60 Cents A' Multimedia Inc. Newspaper ' department, to 32-hours. Mitchell said that until the county solves Its financial problems , people accused of minor misdemeanors wUI be released on recognizance, whlle bond for those accused ol serious mlsdemea· nors wUI be set by municipal court. However, he said no one accused of sertous misdemeanors wUI be held more than one night 111 the jail. In felony cases, the judge told the !iberlff to request Instructions from Common Pleas Court. Mitchell also ordered Haybum lo maintain radio service around the clock and to continue road patrols between 8 a.m. and midnight. On another front, commissioners are expected to take action Monday to authorize a request for a $262,500 emergency loan from the state Controlling Board. A spokesman for ·the state auditor's office, which would oversee the loan , said such a loan has never been made before to a county government. The ControlUng Board Is scheduled to hear the request Sept. 23, said Fred Knlppenburg, admlnlstra· tlve ·assistant to state Auditor Thomas Ferguson. Knippenburg said the loan would provide $250,(0) for county operations and $12,500 for the state auditor's costs of administering the loan and insuring Its repayment. "We will set up the loan procedure," Knlppenburg said. But II county commissioners do not enact an emergency 1 pereent sales tax, and county voters reject similar tax proposals on the Nov . 5 ballot, "the county will have 'to act to reduce expenditures" to repay the loan. There was no immediate indication whether the Controlling Board wol.rld approve l)te loan n<JUesl. However, some state officials have expressed fears that such actkrn would set a · precedent lor other counties to seek "bailout" money from tbe state. Commissioners s a y the county'.s financial crisis Is the result of county officials refusing to cut spending. The general fund budget fell from $2 million in 1984 to $1.8 million In 1985, but officials adll11t they continued to spend at last year's pace. Gallia residents would lose three ways if laws change By JOHN FRIEDMAN Department's "70-30" spill of the apportionment of public utility property. The taxdepartment's1981 GALLiPOLIS- A resident of the ruling was overturned In 1984 by the Gallla County school district would Ohio Supreme Court following a lose three !Innes If a ''70-30" plan to series of suits, flied In 1981, 1982 and dlstributf' utUity taxes Is adopted by 1983 by the Gallla County School the Ohio legislature, Rep. Jolynn District and the Ga lila County Boster, D-Galllpolls, told a special Auditor. corrunittee to hear testimony on the The legislation. ;~:er charged. would also mean hi utility rates, bill. -"First," she said, "the resident "because each dlstrtct applies Its loses the educational benefits of a millage rate to Its share of tlle :.1 portion of his local tax base. Second , percent. These higher taxes are he confines to have to tolerate the Incorporated Into the utU!ty. com· disadvantages of traffic, pollution, pany's base rate." But with or withOut the split, she environment and safety hazards which go with a ullllty plant. Thlni, said, "evPry school district is be pays high ullllty bills. All of this, entitled to tax the transmission Ones knowing that some other commun- and other property within Its Ity gets a better school by taxing borders; however, with '70-:JJ'. they someofhiscommunlty'sproperty." can additionally tax a portkrn of the The proposed legislation , which property In another district, on the basis of having such transmission would rein.~tate the Ohio Tax lines. A clear case, I believe, of 'l'lmes-Sentklel staff confusing apples and oranges." The Jaw would also concentrate wealth among the larger communi· ties, she said. "In most cases," Boster said, " a utllity plant Is the major source of tax revenue In the rural communities where planis tend to be built." Bost~r said she had figures that would "demonstrate that ther'P are dozens of school districts in Ohio with greater tax bases thai the power plant dislrlcts - which are allowed to keep all the revenues from that base." The plan, she added, "Is not a way to take from therlchdistrlctstog!w to the poor. Some of the poorE'r districts in the state stand to gain by the Condee decision and lose by the 70-:.1 plan. Many d the districts who would be share the :.1 percent und<'r the 70-:.1 have a largertax base that the power plant district ol which they deprive revenues.' · Homestate was warned about ESM's troubles, report says Wireless FM Intercom by Realistic I Sports ..... ;.................. c. I·8 Ohio weather: Sunny, cool Jackson prisoners, inCluding felons, go· free · . about 35 more layoffs Telephone With Auto-Dialer/Amplifier llealhs·....................... .. A·7 FAI.Ilorial ...................... A·2 lis-Poi•t Pleasant Sunday. September 16, 1986 .. COLUMBUS (UP! i Ohio Sena te Minority Leader Harry Mes hel. D-Youngs)own, is asklng Congress to support the sale of Conrail to Noriolk Southern Hallroad , and not to the Morgan Stanley Corp. Mes hel made the plea Thursday In a letter to a 11 21 Ohio congresslonal reprC'sentativC's and two senators. Tlw sta te Senate leader said the salr to NorfolkSouthrrnwould allow the Pittsbull!h & Lake Erie Railroad to pick upsE'vera l other Norfolk Sout hern ra il lines in hrs area and expand , pr-omoting com pet ilion. Othrrwisc. predicted rhe senator, Mor·gan Stanic>· would shut Pittsburgh & La kE' Eric out of m a ny markets. r ndangerlng lis 281 Ohio within its Mesh<' I. Alo111 the Jtkoer .••..••••.• B--1·8 Bullneis •. •••• .•. ..•...•...••• •D-Z Comics-TV .•... ..•. ..•. •• Insert Cbuuilfti,ds •••••..•. D-3+5-6-7-11 • tmts Meshel does not suport rail sale compet itlvr sr t·vices •• College football results ~ C-1 iHDOG i Pro MEAL Divorces granted I ' Ohiofrrrns Tu ..-nd J brJnllfullr ddl,llnc:d peace-H-I Upon agreement of all parties Involved, all Issues have been settled In a case filed by Sean DOidge; Larry Sm1th, father of David Smith; and Gary Basham, lather of Jeffrey Basham, against the Meigs Local Board of Education and Daniel Morrts, superlntenden;·. The case has been dismissed with Pl'I'Judlce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. In a case filed by Bank One, Athens, against Stanford Moon, Pomeroy , et al, the court finds due and owing $17,1n!.32 on a mortgage l~r property In Pomeroy VUiage. Unless judgment Is settled, the property is to be foreclosed and sold. · A deficiency judgment of $2,368.52 has been granted In a foreclosure action filed by Bank One. Athens, against Darrell Brewer, Middleport, et al. In other court action, Dan Levingston and Patti Johnson have been commissioned Meigs County deputy sheriffs, with teims ending January 19li9. . DONATION-Meigs lnduslries has donat..r this picnic table to the Village of Pomeroy lor use at the okllennl.• coort park. The table was Installed Thursday afternoon at the park which Is now maintained by the <-.mnty juvenile department. Francis Florist Is also donating shrubs lor the park site. Seated around the.table IU'e,lelt side, front to back, Bill Rice, Charles Grueser and Scott Browning, Meigs lnduslries' workers, and Larry Hollman, huhllltatlon spe.,tallst. On the right side, front 1o back, is David MllHken, workshop director, Robert Buck, juvenile judge, Bruce Tealoni, a member of the Meigs Industries' Board of Trustees, and Bill Francis, of Francis F1orlsts. The table was built by Meigs Industries' workers. . REMEMBER WITH FLOWER Marriagp licenses have been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Greg Bruce Roush, 37, Syracuse, and Sharon Cecile Russell, 34, Pomeroy; and James Richard Hupp, 20, and Tamara Sue Ervin, 21, both of Racine. Meigs County Emergency Medical Service rEpOrts two calls Thursday; Pomeroy at 7:19a.m. to J37 Butternut for John Lowen to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 3:45 p.m. transported Clarence McDaniel to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Area death Maniage license wOiil ~ momfq cleanl1 away debrtll fram the river bank~ Middleport. The dozen, owned bylt..e's Excavatmg, of Racine, were op"' '«' by Tom Hanstlne and Don Roee. A$23,0110 llitet' P'flllll'nrm the Ohio Depariment of Natural ~"""' 1111 pruvldlns funds for Wer plclwp aloq an approxlmateb' two mOe &tn!tch of river fronla«e ~Middleport. The poant begaa July I and wDI co•lnue lhroup the md of ()e(ember. General Relief workers, under the 8Upiii'YiiiDD .. !Iter COI!tral dlndor, tll'e particlpatlq Ill the prajed. RAiae's Exeavat~g doalted the work allhe request of GOkey. In recent weeks, JqMar C!NII Company, C..........., IMid J.D. Drtllal, Racine, have llllodoaateddo'lerworkforlhe river bank clean up. Once clean up Is lin!shed, theslle belnl wortred on at this lbne wW provide river BOOell8 for fllhennal. In addluon to lhe river bank, pickup efforta wBl also be IJilll<elltrale In other parts of the village. CLEVELAND (UP!) - Former Home State Savings Bank owner Marvin L. Warner was warned by an ESMGovernmentSecutittes Inc. officer six weeks before the thrtn collapsed that ESM was In financial trouble, The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported today . The newspaper cited unnamed sources as saying ESM's George Mead met with Warner between Jan . 26 and 28. War""r has made public stale· ments saying he was unaware of " serkrus problems" at ESM until Feb.28. The report says Warner also met with ESM representatives the week before his personal account was Warner was wiml $4.8 million, the closed .Jan. 28. W arll(>r has said ESM ESM entitles were " hopelessly closed his account without con sult- Insolvent ," the SEC sa id. Ing him, but lie has refused to say The SEC said Warner took $.ll whether he called to learn wey, the million In cash and securttles out oC newspaper said. ESM in the weeks before Its ESM records filed In court this collapse. week by the Securttles and Ex· Alleged frauds at ESM led to th~ change Commission show he pulled · collapse of Home State March9. The out $4.1fimUIIon on Jan. 28. SEC filings showed lhat'warner's When the account was closed and dealings with ESM were lucrative. State takes over mentally retarded group homes COLUMBUS (UPII -The state of Ohio has taken control of nine group homes lor 72 mentally retarded and developmentally dis· abled residents In Hamilton, Warren and Franklin counties after a private company said It could no longer operate them. Minnie Fells Johnson, director of the state Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, said Friday she obtained an onder from U.S. Dlstlct Court Judge Joseph P. Klnneary authorizing the state to takeover the homes on an emergency.basis. The state has no legal authority to ·operate group homes but has been contracting with Westfield Services Management, Inc., Duxbury, Mass. , for the services. · Johnson said Westfield told the department Thursday that II the state did not advance Its payment for September, normally paid at the end of the month, Westfield would not be able to meet the payrolls or pay the rents at the homes In Cincinnati, Columbus and Lebanon. "We did not honor that request," Johnson told a special Ohio Senate subcommittee Investigating financial Irregularities In the depart· ment's relationships with group homes, Including those operated by Westfield. Johnson said the department had no authority Ill place the homes In rea!lvershlp and decided against moving the residents Into other group homes throughout the state . . Acconilngly, she said, tbedepart· ment and 'the Ohio Legal Rights Service, representing the residents, sought the rourt order. She said the department Is asking for legal authority to recover the state's expense. ''We will do whatever js necessary to protect the state's lnlerest," said Johnson. Ohio continues tuition reciprocity with Michigan COLUMBUS (UP!) -The state of ohio will continue tuitiOn red· proclty IJlotween a northern Ohio collep - and Its counterpart In Mlcltlpn dl!llpte complaints that Mlclllpn retldents are getting the liet1eroftbedeal. TIIROhiD Board offteaenta voted e.2FrltllyiDeJ!tendfortllreeyean tile ~=•IIIII under wl*:h Oldo l'l!llllentl may attend Monroe County Community College at "We reconunend additional proMichigan tuition rates In return for ' gramsatOWerisandtbepeoplelrom residents ~ that bonder county Michigan come across the border enjoylilg Ohio rates at Michael J . and take advantage oftltem," said Owens Technical College near Goodman. "Yoo talk about mount· Toledo. ingcosts.It's mountlngcoststort,.l)e Regent N. VIctor Goodman compeople In our state and lesseningjlJalned tbat 83 Mtchlpn residents coslsfortb!!peoplelnthegreatstate attend 0we11a Tecll wbDe only w· ~Michigan. " Ohtoane Ill to the Monroe County Goodman said the situation Is Jnstltutlon. e~~enworselnanexcllangebetw1!en ., the University of Toledo and Eaitern Michigan University, where Ohio ·Is losing $1.5 million In the exchange. . He said It was "Insane" that the Ohio General Assembly dropped Its requirement that enrollments be balanced bft_ween the two states. ReaentC.. WUllamSwankattemp. led to limit the a111 eement to one ·year, but lost on a 4-4 · UJTAIN8 RCn'ARY TROPHY - Polllt Pleasant Coach Steve Satloni .... Cnil !!lmpJit.s (11) hold the Rotary'l'ropl\y alterdefeallnlf tile Gollpnh 111u1t Devllt :M-211 Fridi.Y !flllltt at Saunden MemaNI Jl1eltl. The lnp!QI, wi*JII ..,.. to tile ·~team, Is lfPO'.oml by the Rotary '*I I M, . llf ba&ll ella ... 1111 aiiJIIIbol of &podwu=Hp. '11le wiD ....... llle llllll H&b ICIIool coaching victory .... Satloni. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 13, 1985 chapman powell