https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5f3b5d32df33cb93b4c45f1f08469e5a.pdf 0fb394967d7b6b6de6ed9eab38449a9b PDF Text Text t . Page-16-The Daily Sentinel • Thursday, October 17, 1985_ Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO Annlmmy Sale! CARHARIT BROWN DUCK fiii'V REG. CLOCKS WORK CLOTHES Complete selection of styles·and sizes. DAly 11 chatrs 1n thts special group. Good color selection . SAVE $380.00! s· MIN'S QUILT UNED HOUSEWAIIES DEPT. SERTA BEDDING . - Kodak and Polaroid _film plus trajs - pcture albums and accessonesSave Reg. S190 Full Sia Mattress or Box."..190 ... ssso Queen Set An•lvermy Sale! CRICKET LANE SPORTSWEAR Blouses, skirts, slacks, knit tops and jackets. Special SJ2.00 ........................... SAlE S8.04 S1 S.OO ........................ SAL£ S10.05 s18.00 ........................ SAL£ s12.06 S28.00 ........................ SAL£ S18,76 $35. 9 Only SAVE 550.00 stl Annlmaarv Sale! Alllllmtllf Sale! SINK CABINETS $344.00 Visrt our boys' department on the lsi floor and save on boys' sweaters. Stzes 8 to 18. Slipove rstyles in crew or V-necks. Solid colors or patterQs. Salt $3.59 Reg. 13.69 Matching Hand Towel Salt S2.69 Reg. '2.39 Wash Cloths Salt 11.49 Boys Boys Boys Boys Big selection olin solids, prints arid fancy pat· terns, musltn quilt linings, cotton ticking, flan· nels, broadcloth . Our entire stock included for this sale. MOWER 19 inch cut Famous Lawn Boy 2 cycle engine, easy to start al)d tro· uble free. $29900 Spt4lt/ Save ·20'o A•n rtltf MEN'$ BOYS SWEATERS . YARD GOODS LAWN BOY 514.9 5 Sweaters ......... 511.89 515.95 .Sweaters ......... 512.69 516.95 Sweaters ......... 513.49 5 . 17.95 Sweaters ......... 514,29 FRAGRANCES. DRESS BELTS by Coty and Revlon Size 33 to 44 waist, all genuine top qual ill leather bi Buxton and Leegin . Choose your favorite width and color and save. -Wild Musk -Charlie -Nuance -L'Amant -Lorigan . -Emeraude -Jont'!& '12.50 Dress Belts......... '9.99 114.00 Dress Belts ....... '11.19 11 5.00 Drm Belts....... I H.99 116.00 Dren 112.79 -Men's Musk · -Stetson -Chaz 20°/o Save A••fvenarw Sale£ Anniversary Sale! MEN'S A••l vermv Sale I MEN'S AND BOYS' ·Anllltenltf Sale! BOYS' BOYS' DRESS SLACKS T.UBE· SOCKS h.cellent quality men's slackS in regular s1zes to 42 waist and large sizes 44 to 50. The season's most popular solid colors. let us help yoo lind the sile and rotor that's best lor yoo. 115.95 119.95 121.95 S29.95 Slacks ........... IJ2.77 Slacks ........... S15.87 Slacks ........... l17.47 Slacks ........... S23.87 KNIT SHIRTS WINTER JACKETS Our popular Haries brand in plenty of colors- grey and white. Stock up on what you need now and save. Many, man1 styles and colors for jOur selection. Jeans shirts, sweat shirt looks, dressy knits. novelty styles. Stzes 8 to 20. Now's the time to buy jackets for colder days to come. Sizes 8to 18. Big selection ol styles and colors. Reg. S1.75 Tube Socks........... 51.28 Reg. S2.25 Tutie Socks........... 51.65 Reg. 52.50 Tube Socks........... sua 19.95 Shirts ................................... S7.79 112.95 Shirts ............................... S10.19 S14.95 Shirts............................... S11.79 116.95 Shirts ............................... S13.49 S22.95 Jackets ............................ S17.a5 5~4.95 Jackets ............................ S19.45 S29.95 Jackets ............................ s23.35 S39.?5 Jackets_............................ S31.15 A••lmurv S1lel, A••lver11ry Sale I MEN'S MEN'S WESTEIN STYLE FLANNEL SHIRTS Hundreds of western shirts to choose from. Regular sizes, big SPORT .SHIRTS . Select his favorite shirts now and save. Solids- ~aids .A•lll•euarv Sale A••lmearv Sale - neat patterns in sizes S, M, land Xl plus tails. Make ideal Christmas gifts. sizes and tails. True western styling with seven snap front,snaps oo pocket flap and culls. E•tra long tails S14.9 5 Sport Shirts ................. 511.99 S16.9S Sport Shirts ................. S13.S9 S19.9S Sport Shirts ................. S1S.99 s22.9S Sport Shirts ................. '11.39 SJ4.1J 5 Westerns .............................. S11.88 117.95 Westerns ............................... S14.28 $19.95 Westerns .............................. S15.88 124.95 Westerns .............................. s19.88 FALL HANDBAGS Special Anniversary Sale prices on our new fall handbags. TIMEX WATCHES · Nylons, vinyls, leathers, denims, and tweeds in shoulder bags and clutch styles. Men's antl women's styles. Manual wind, electric quartz dial and digitals. REG. S21.9S to $59.95 REG. 58.50 ............;.............. SALE S6.79 · REG. S11.50 ......................... SALE S9.19 REG. S16.00 ....................... SALE S12.79 REG• .12 4.00 ................,......SALE 519.19 Sale $175 6 to . $47 96 ~._------~--------~-------r--~------------~----~-1 A•nlmmy Sale! Annlnrury Sale MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS Our entire selection reduced for this sale. Dressy looks - jeans shirts - WOMEN'S SLEEPWEAR Our entire stock is included. ® Reg. $10.00 Sleep wear ......... S7. 99 Reg. 515.00 Sleepwear ........ s11.99 Reg. 520.00 Sleep wear........ 515.99 Reg. 525.00 Sleepwear........ S19.99 Reg. 530.00 Sleep wear ........ 523.99 . . $ Reg. 535.00 Sleep wear........ 27.99 Reg. 540.00 Sleep wear ........ 531.99 -Floral Lace Undarwire Bra -Soft Cup Bra Receive a FREE cosrne.tic bag with the purchase of this specially boxed Support can be Beautiful bra. B, C & D cup sizes. While An•lver~~ry • Lut, MEN'S SLIPS Full slips, ha lf slips and camisole sets. SWEATERS Slipovers, coal stile and veils in regular exira large sizes. Solid colors, neat Stzes 9 to 24 mos., 2to 4, 4to 6X, 7 and patterns. Buy now for Chr~tmas g1ving. to 14. S1S,95 S19.95 '24.95 S29.95 Annl•auary Sale Sweaters ...... 512.69 Sweaten ...... 51S.79 Sweaters ...... 519.69 Sweat.ers ...... S23.89 DRESSES SAVE 250fo saII $187 5 to $_,ur- . Jackals, long coats, denim looks. One and two piece snowsuitS. Complete ran&e of sizes lor little boys and girls. REG. 126.00 to 161.00 A•alwerttrr Stlt $2235 SPORTSWEAR REG. '16.00 To '25.00 , Sale Pried S1279 to $1999 to $5845 Analvermt Sale JUNIOR JUNIOR Missy and extra sizes in ~cket dresses, lon g sleeve dresses and short sleeved Jackets, skirts and pants by Catnip dresses. Casual and dressy styles. and Carousel. Assorted styles and Missy sizes 6 lo 20. colors in sizes 3 to 15 and S, M, L. Hall sizes 1 2~ to 24 ~ REG. "$25.00 TO 167.00 COATS & SNOWSUITS layaway at lhtM safe pri11~ A••lver•l ry Sale WOMEN'S S1le CHilDREN'S LlffiE GIRlS' Reg. 54.50 ........ Sale S3.59 Reg. S6.00........ Sale S4.79 Reg. 59.00 ........ Sale S7.19 Reg. 514.00 ... Sale 511.19 An~tlttrtltf A••·l-ertl If Sale! S1l1 Warm fall styles and colors in long gowns and robes, short gowns and robes, Teddies, nile shirts, pajamas, dusters and bed jackets. Sizes Small thru 4X. BLOUSES Quality blouses by Underground Shirt tactory. • Sizes s; M, L. SAVE 330fo Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. lleece styles- and novelties ..Regular and extra large sizes. Also tails. MEN'S MEN;S MEN'S MEN'S S15.95 'SHIRTS ............................... S12;69 $19.95 SHIRTS .............................. S15.79 $24.95 SHIRTS .............................. S19.79 $29.95 SHIRTS ..............................$23.79 Annitarsarw S1lel MEN'S WINTER JACKETS Plenty of good styl.es in our selection -regular and extra ·large sizes. Waist length styles and longer 1ackets. Leather jackets and coats included . $ . 29.95 JACKETS ........................................ S23.35 $ 9 . . S31.15 3.95 JACKETS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S69. 95 .JACkET.S . ........................................ $54.5.5 S129.95 JACKETt ................................... S101.35 A•nlterurv Sale LlnLE BOVSr OUTFITS , One and two piece outfits and cor· duroy bibs. Sizes NB to 24 mos., 2to 7. A•illtmary Sale GIRLS' Alllitertllf Sale LlnLE GIRLS' r~as~~,aand ~e!~~~J~m~ers SLEEPWEAR &veliftl;, long gowns, short gowns, pajamas, fooled ldr• patamas and robes. i NB to 24 mos., 2to4, 4to6X, 7to Sizes 6to 24 ms., 21o 4, 4to 6X, 71o 14. Sfi.OO Dresses ......... 17.1 sa.00 Outfits ........... · 56.39 Reg. S4.50 ........ Sale S3.59 511.00 Outfits......... sa. 79 Reg. sa.oo ........ Sale 56.39 s14.00 Outfits....... s11.19 Reg. S14.00 ... Sale S11.19 517.00 Outfits ....... S13.59 Reg. S20.00 ... Sale SIS. 99 A1111lvmerw JUNIOR COCOON VEST Choose pink or blue, one size ftts all. S27.00 ...... Sale S1a.09 Reg. $12.00 ....:.Sale $9.58 sao.oo ...... Sale s2o.1 o 1 S33.00 ...... Sale S22.11 Reg. 20.00 .... Sale su. 98 S37.00 ...... Sale S24.79 Reg. 522.00 .... SOle S17.5a WRANGLER CORDS Missy and extra size corduroy pants •O· S23.00 526.00 528.00 531.00 . Dmses ..... s11.1 Dresses ..... S1.:~.'f~·· Dresses .... . Dresses ..... Annlterurl Sale Annlvarury Sale Fall colors. 114.00 $20.00 S28.00 .135.00 · Cords ...... 517.25 Cords ...... 519.50 Cords ...... 521.00 Cords ...... S23.25 WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR Smittl Jones OuHn Casual & by 8 to 20 and 30 to 46 in "'"""' Datnl!'. l· blouses and vests. SAVE $20.00 ...... Sale S24.00 ...... Sale S29.00 ...... Sale S34.00 ...... Salt S46.00 ...... Sale Vot.3&, No .128 Copyrighted 1985 • en tine at y Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, October 18, 1985 Sect .on, 12 Pages 26 ,Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper .Locks project 4-years away A11nlmurv Side! · A••lnrurw . Annlvertaf1 S1lel BATH TOWEL SETS Choose solid colors or coordinating prints. S19.95 Lined ·flannels .......... S1S.81 S21. 95 Lined flannels .......... S17 .41 124.95 Lined flannels .......... S19.81 S26. 95 Lined flannels .......... S23.88 gtves blacker blacks and brighter colors. Reg. 1409.00 Reg. 5244.95......42" Sink, single bow1 ....... 5220.00 Reg. 5283.95... ... 54" Sink, single bowl ....... 5255.00 Reg. 5324.95......54" Sink, double bow1 ...... 5292.00 DUNDEE 14.99 Bath Towel t24x48 in.) ·19" COLOR ·PORTABLE R.CA XL·100 chassis, new high contrast picture tube Quality steel construction cabinets, stainless bowls, faucets in· eluded. group not all sizes. Reg Regular sizes S, M, Land XL plus bigs and tails and sale priced. . Nylon quilt lined for extra warmth Colorful plaids in regular and western snap front styles. . RCA Quality Serta Premier Comfort mattress and box spnngs. Smooth top construc~ion for comfort Heavy duty coils. REG. REG. REG. REG. e ·FLANNEL SHIRTS A••f••n•f1 Sale! SAVE 33°/e 21900 Wkll• Tk1g.itlf A11nlverurw Sale Sale Prices Save 20.0/o 200/o '599.00 KROfHlfR RECLINERS & .ROCKER. RECLINERS " Includes alarm clocks, kttchen clocks, decorative clocks - electric and battery operated. Fine se· lection . CAMERAS, FILM AND ACCESSORIES Polarotd and Kodak cameras - llashbulbs- mailers- SIIAI S1 l.U\11· S1 '21. S2S. S34. By JOHNFRmDMAN OVP Staff Writer A new channel and 1,20().fooi lock at the Galilpolls Locks and Dam "should have been built yesterday and we would love to see lt built tomorrow, but the fact Is thai is is still years away," PhD Straw, an admlnlstrallve aide to Rep. Clar· ence Miller, ROhlo, told a gathering· at an infonnatlonal meeting Timrs· day night at Gallla Academy High School. . Before work on the $335 million "pride and joy" of the Ohio River transportation system, Straw said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers must first finish engineering and design studies, acquire land neEded ·to buDd the canal, go to bid with the project and then award the bids. Congress must also appropriate money for the project, which Straw said would be on a year-by·year basts. According to a timetable established by the Corps, the engineering an<l design work wUJ be. completed durtng the federalllscat year 1987, which wUI begin Oct. 1. 1986. Real estate wUJ be acquired during FY 1986-FY 19138. Construction on the locking channel and locks, expected tocost$Z70mllllon, Is slated to begin In FY 1989 and wUJ he completed in FY 1992. Rehabllltatlon to the dam, opened ior use In 1937, Is set for FY 1993 tllrough FY 1996 . Excavation for the canal Is lt'ntattvely set to begin In April 1989 and last for 13 months. Wilson said. The constroctlon of the locking chambers and further excavation Is expected to begin in May 1900 and last for 29 months. The new canal and locks, ex· peeled to be about1.6 miles in length and 500 feet wide, according to Col. Robert Wilson, District Engineer of the Huntington, W.Va., branch of the Corps, will alleviate "tbe most severe bottleneck" . jn the current Ohio River system. The cause of the bottleneck, Wilson said, Is theW degree tend ln the river at the Jocks and the size of the locks themselves. The tend, he said, "Is an obvious navagational hazard, especially in high water." The two locks, one650 feet and the other 350 feet, he said, are the shortest In the Ohio River system. According to dflclal estimations, the project. which has been on the drawing board In ·one fonn or another since 1969, will create65 new io~ 111 1988, ~jobs In 19~ and 520 jobs in 1900 and 1991. The rehabutta· tion of the dam wlll create about 125 jobs durtng 1992-1~. Wilson said eachwllarcreated by the construction Is expected to he turned over tllree times and the ripple effect from the project should he felt lor a ~-mile radius. The payroll for the life of the project Is estimated to te $100 million, with workers being paid $34 million In ' 19'll and 1991. Approximately !11 percent of the workforce for the project, princi· pally skilled and unsk!Ued laborers wiD come !rom a 50-mile radius. While the dam will not be replaced. Wilson ~ld work will begin In October 1992 on replacing the s~l and bridge work as well as bulkheads and further strengthen· ing and anchortng of the foundation. Curren! plans call lor the old locking chambers, which wifl remain operational durtng construe· Uon, to remain In place alter the project's completion. WILson said they may he used to house the district's maintenance fleet, but the question has not been settled. The project wlll not create any pennanmt additional jobs, Wilson said, and reduced maintenance and automation may actually reduce jobs at the site. Autumn scenes in Meigs 'l1ME OF THE YEAR - 'l11e approaclt of Hal· loween is obviotfi In the area Portland of Meigs Coonty. At top, wagons filled with pumpkins are. Adversaries urge ~eleste to return improper donations By United Press lnlemallonal Gov . Richard F. Celeste has been urged from two comers - both political adversaries - to return any Improperly solicited campaign contributions to state employees or contractors who felt forced to donate them. A spokesman for the governor said If any employees or contractors wan I. to get their money back, they may do so by going through the appropriate agency and provlntJ wrongdoing. "'If the governor really wants to end the practice of hounding state employees for contributions he should start with a lull accountingof contributions improperly solicited and return them," Republican State Chairman Michael F. CoUey said Thursday. Colley tenned "more Celestebrand eyewash" the governor' s press conference of Wednesday at which he placed the Ohio Ethics Comm ission In charge of complaints about the administration's ethical practices, called for Ohio Highway Patrol investigations and ordered unnecessary paper shredders sold or destroyed. "His announcement yesterday basically amounted to saying, 'I didn't do anything wrong, but I'm going to stop doing It,"' said Colley. In Lorain, fonner Cleveland Mayor Dennis J. Kucinlch, a probable opponent lor Celeste in the 19lli Democratic gubernatorial primary, also said the governor's campaign organization should return any funds solicited under pressure. 'feen:ager injured in Meigs accidentA West Virginia man was cited by the Gallla-Melgs post of the Stale Highway Patrol following a singlecar. accident Thursday morning on Ohio 338. Troopers said a car driven by Melvin W. Tallman, 34, of Rt 1, Ravenswood, W.Va., was east· bound on 338, when he ailegedly lost control of hlscar In a cuiVe, went off thertghtsldeoftheroadandstrocka sign. Tallman was not injured In the 10:35 a.m. Incident, which troopers said caused heavy damagp to his car. He was charged l)y the patrol with OWl. A Racine teenager was admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital WednesdaY following a two-car accident Wednesday afternoon on Ohio 124. David Michael Johnson, 17, of 48748 Ohio 124, Racine, was under obseiVatlon for possible head in)ur· fes, according to hospital ctftcials. Troopery; s)itd a car drlvm by Delores A. Shepard, 25, of 34W4 Willow Creek Rd ., Pomeroy, was westbound on 124, when a car driven by Johnson allegedly attempted to tum eastbound on 124 intothepathof Shepard's vehicle. Apassenger In Johnson's vehicle, 14-year-old Robert F. Miller of Marietta, wasnotlnjuredinthe2:55 p.m. Incident, troopers said. Both vehicle sustained heavy damage : and Johnson was charged with failure to yield from a prlvatedrlve. attracting attention outside the Danis Fanns Store. At bottom left, a very realistic stuffed figure Is a hoUday attraction at the TeiTy Proffitt home. Hijacking forces change in Italian leadership ROME (UP!) - President Francesco Cosslga set about forming a new government today to replace Socialist Prime Minister Bettlno Craxl' sruUngcoalltlon, toppled as a resulloftheAchlllel.aurohljacking. Craxl submlfled his resignation Thursday as doctors performed an autopsy on the body of Leon Kllnghoffer, an elderly and ailing American slain durtng the hijack· lng. Doctors said Kllnghoffer had been shot twice - In the head and chest An Italian magistrate said the autopsy "greatly helped" the lnves· ligation of the case. A spokesman for the Klingholfer family in New York said . they recelved an unconfirmed report that his body would be flown to New York Sunday for burial. Craxl, 51, presented his rloslgna· tlon 10 Cosslga Thursday alter a lengthy speech to the Chamber of Deputies In which he traced his government's acllon on the hijack drama from the day II started Oct. 7. Four Palestinians seized the Italian luxury liner Achille Lauro with 511 people aboard - off the coasl of Egypt and demanded the release of Palestinian· prl.soners in Israel. They surrenderEd Oct 9 after negotiations Involving Italy, Egypt and representatives of the Palestine Liberation Organization - an~ were promised safe passage ou1of Egypt. u.s. planes Intercept~ an Egyptlan airliner carrying the lour . hijackers and two PLO officials to freedom on Ocl . 10 and forced it to land at a NATO base in Sicily. Italy jalled the fou r hiJackers but released two PLO negotiators who were aboard the Egyptian plane with the hijackers. The United States said one oft he two released Mohammed Abbas - was thl" mastermind behind th~ Achille Lauro hijacking. Cra.xl came under intenw crll.i· clsm at home and abroadforfra•ing Abbas. Gtovanl Spadollnl, Craxl's ck'· tense minister and head of the Republican Party, resigned Wed· nesday to prolest Crax I' s decision to let Abbas leave llaly. His party's withdrawal from 11"1' five-party coalition lopplf'd the governmPnl and promprro Craxi"s reslgna lion. Cosslga askf'd Crax i ro maintain his governmf'nl in a caretaker capaclly pendin g 1h<· formation of a new govrrnm<•nt. which analysts · said could bf' a virtua l carton copy of the old <"Oalillon provided Craxl's reslgnallon placa If'S SpadollnL "The polemica l lOll(' of the first A merican govrrnmPnt w actions could not laillo ca use me I he most unpleasan t surprise," Craxl said in his sp!'ech ro rhr Chamber of Deputies Thu rsday. " II also ga ve . me a fCI'IIng ol bllrrr!X'.s.s, lor Inc rauuIt' <i a lrir ndly government lo recognizra lll h<' llallan~>overnrn enr did to solw wilh •uccess a·sit ua tion I ha l was pa rlicularly crillcaL" Man placed on probation following guilty plea Thomas Charles Porter, 45, Middleport, Thursctay pleaded gullty to a charge of aggravated assault In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The aggravated assault charge resulted from the alleged knife stapbing In early July of Matthew Dillard, Z7, Rutland. The incident took place outside the Riverboat Jim. Middleport. Porter was sentenced by Meigs County Common Pleas · Judge Charles Knight to 18 months to five years In prison, sentence sus· pended, and placed on five year's probation. No !lne was Issued and Porter Is to pay cOurt costs and restitution In an amount agreed upon by the victim, Dillard. Porter Is also prohibited from entering business establ ishments· seiVIng alcoholic bevl"rages. The victim, Dillard, had signed an agreement settling any claim against the defendan t, prior to the Thursday court appearance. In other court matters, a Loulsl· ana man, William Hale, was arres ted Thursday by the Meigs County Sheriff' s Department on a four yea r old warrant for non· payment of child support.. Hale, in custody at lhe MPigs Coun ty Ja il, allegedly OWL'S ovrr $.16,001 in child support payment s to hlsfonnerwife in Meigs County. At:omJ hearing lor Hale was schedu led tur 1:30 p.m. Friday aflcrnoon in Meigs County Court. • .1·-·- .... -·- ....... . ·• •· ~ . . ~. .. - ·--.. - ·- �Commenta The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller Friday, October 18, 1986 '1 BOB HOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Snowing Congre.ss____ William ,. F. B4ckley · Jr..., On Wedn~ay of last week, the vice president returned from Capitol Hlll at once exhilarated and saddened. He had just come in from listening to a speech delivered to a joint session of Congress by the prime minister of Singapore. Mr. Bush was deeply moved by a statement he deemed as eloquent as any he had ever heard from that pod)um ("And Tip O'Neill said lt was one of the best speeches HE had ever heard"), The sad news was that only a handful of legislators were there to hear it . And you can:t fool this prime minister by papering the house. H he were a Stalln·tyJie, hls alllbassa·· · dorwouldlletohlm. Tell him, Yes, your Excellency, all of Congress was there, also the Supreme Court, and of course, all tile senators. But it is unimaginable that anyone would treat Lee Kuan Yew that way. Hels probably the mos,t academically ~X>llshed chief of state In the world, and does not accept sycophancy In the place of objectivity. Lee picked Singapore up by thescruffofltsneck after 11 got Its Independence from Britain ~ years ago. And now Its income Is the highest per capita in Asia. " .Is Lee a dictator? Yes, actually; and one of tile few who do riot get convincingly criticized, because If anybody ever compiled with the Standards of J.S. Mill, Harcy (his Oxford sobriquet) Lee did. Mill, the great bard of democracy, saldthata despoils OK provided It is clear that he Is leading his country In the direction of self-government and whlledolngsolspalpablyconcerned with the good halthandprosperity of his subjects. Nobody can take that away from Prime Minister Lee. Andwhatdld hesaythatsomoved LETT ERS OF OPINION arf' welco me . They should be ll:'Ss than 300 words AIII('IIPrs arP subjec t to editing and must be signed wit h na me, addrf:'ss and telephnnp numbf>r . No un sig ned lf'tters wlll be publlsh("d. Le11ers should be in good taste . addrt>ssinR lssuPs, nm persona lities . •.)• > :G OP may have its .'Jesse Jackson'· Letters to the editor Today in history Congress? He made a number of points, arguing the case against tariffs, with which were all pretty well famlliar. But he added somes points less than famlllar. He remarked the 1 "J~en lgn manner" In whlch the United States behaved alter winning a world war. We concluded benevolent treaties with the enemy and we helped an Impoverished world back oo Its feet by economic loans, credit techno!· ogy-andfreetrade. The Impact of these policies on Mr. Lee's pari. of the world has been magicaL Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Hong and Singapore shot up Into relative prosperity, giving tbe socialist· minded Third World a lesson not entirely lost on It, Mr. Lee said. (A fortnight ago, Prime Minister Gandhi of India reduced the top tax from 80 percent to 50 percent.) China, locked in by Maoist totalltar· ian autarchy, meanwhile shriveled into economic misery. Now it appears tbat China Is on Its way but Its economic progress Is heavlly dependent on free trade. Our own trade with China In 10 years has increased by l,OOJ percent. Mr. Lee askessd Congress to lbcus on several points. The first was that Singapore and Japan, Korea and Taiwan, had followed the exem· plary economic Idealism of tbe United States. Are we now, by Imposing tariffs, going to punish them for doing as we had asked? Second, Lee called attention lo the relative peace in those areas in which energy has been spent on economic growth rather than milItary adventure. The milltary substitute In that area of the world Is the trademark of Vietnam, which has managed bloody victories over South Vietnam, Laos and Cambo· dla, Jack Anderson & D_ale_JI;_an_A_u_a 'Framed' by extravagance ____ WASHINGTON - This country was founded on the concept that aU men are created equal. But in Washington, D.C., ~ years later, this principle has somehow evolved into a system of privilege that would do credit to the late, unlamented Austro-Hungarian Empire. The perquisites of office- known and understood by everyone here as "perks" - run the gamut from the aristocratic (chauffeur-driven ll· mouslnes) to the bou rgellts (office pantt1es) to the almost proletarian (free junkets to the bench). Whatever the level of perks, one feature Is common: the fierceness with which they are guarred and explolled. Sllly as It may seem to people living In the real world, one of the most treasured status symbols In Washington Is the privilege of choosing a work of art to decorate one's office and having It properly framed at government expense. It can be anything from a snapshot of the o!flce occupant with an even bigger big shot to an inspired squiggle from junior's kindergarten class. If the bureaucrat can get It rmunted and framed at taxpayers' expense, If shows he or she has clout. You might almost formulate a law on the subject: The more trtvlal the object framed, the more Important the perk-pusher. Our associate Tony Capacclo has been looking Into the situation, and he has turned up some examples . that would boggle Thomas Jeffer· son's mind: · - June Koch, an assistant secretary at tbe Department of Housing and Urban Development, sent the visual-arts office a pencll caricature of her for framing. It had been drawn by a Soviet housing expert at a conference she attended last May. Somehow, t11e cartoon got lost in transit. Her reacton was worthY rf Ivan the Terrible. Siberia beckon· ing, the visual-arts staff conductoo a long search, aml Ms. Koch's own staff had a day-long, top-to-bottom shakedown. "They still havm't found the danln thing," a HUD ' spokesman said. - No one Is ever likely to contuse the ·U.S. Tax Court with Florence under the Medicls. But In 1974, each tax couri judge was given $2,000 during a relocation to buy art to decorate tile walls of his private chambers and outer offices. The selections included $400 paintings, $100 prints and $600 tapestt1es, These yard-sale bargains evidently delighted · the judges to such an extent that in 1979 they vcted to.glve new judges S2,00J too - and last year they vcted themselves an addlllonal S2,00J apiece. Tempor· ary judges had to make do with a lousy $800, but that can buy some Norman Rockwell reproductions and Currier & Jves prints. - Such Is the Ingrained attitude of the perk fanciers that when Paul Cooksey, a reputy assistant Treas· ury secretary, tried to curb the memento-framing practice, em· ployees complained. What did he do to draw this self-Aghteous Indignation? Simply Issue a merm In April stating that "in the future Protectionist overkill TAIPEI, Taiwan !NEA) "Happy Is the country tllat has no history." So goes an old Chinese proverb. But the leaders of the Republic of China on Taiwan aren't so sure about that these days. In terms of International news cover-· This Is In regard to the E.A.S. of pany will be there to hear any age, the profile r1 this prosperous, reason for this change. '6()7 telephone subscribers trying to vigorously anti-communist Island So let's aU be there, showing nation Is a blt lower than they would have 992 telephone exchange toll· . tree and the efforts af many strength In oor efforts In this drive like to see lt. for the economic Impact this wlll Tuppers Plains residents. Peking has hogged the Asian We urge you to attend the have for the 667telephone subscrlb· headlines recently - moving to· ·meeting at Tuppers Plains Fire ers of Meigs County. - Kenneth ward a free market In agrtculture ·house Oct. 24, 9:30 p.m., as a Hager, Coolvllle, Ohio <15723. and other areas, replacing octogen· representative of the phone comarlan communist bosses with youngsters In' their 50s and 60s, promisinng Hong Kong a "special" status when Britain turns It aver In 1997, etc. Meanwhlle, here In Taipei, Ufe hums along pleasantly enough - but what headlines can you put over that? Just now the local excitement Is Tooay is Friday, Oct. 18, the 291st day of 1985 with 74 to follow. being provided by the so-called "Double Ten": the tenth day of the The moon Is approaching Its first quarter. tenth month, which Free China The rooming stars are Venus and Mars. celebrates as Its Independence The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on this day are under the sign r1 Libra. They Include former Day, that being the date oo which Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau in 1919 (age 66); Greek actress the Manchu Dynasty was averthrown In l9ll. Every year oh .Oct. and minister r1 culture Melina Mercouriln 19Z> (age 60); actor George C. Scorr In 19Z7 (age 58); Lee Harvey Oswald, assassin r1 President John F. 10, units of the armed forces rt the Republic of China, pi us cadets, Kennedy, in 1939: and actress Pam Dawber In 1951 (age 34). school children and special delegaOn this date in history: tions of all sorts, pass In review In 1776, the border between Maryland and Pennsylvania was .finally before the president of the Repub· settled. Dubbed "The Mason-Dixon Llnz," It became the unofficial lie, Chiang Chlang-kuo, eldest son of boundary between North and South. In 1859, abolitionist John Brown led an abortive raid on the federal • the late Chiang Kal·shek, In front of the Presidential Palace here In :arsenal at Harper' s Ferry, Va. He was convicted of treason and hanged. Taipei. There are Nationalist . ln 1959, the Soviet Union announced an unmanned space vehicle had Chinese flags all aver town, special taken the first pictures of the fa side of the moon. lightinng on the bulldlngs and In 1974, the Watergate coverup trial jury heard a tape recording in which boulevards, and chauftered llmou· President Richard Nixon told aide John Dean to try to stop the Watergate sines rushing visiting dignitaries burglary Investigation before It Implicated White House personnel. from overseas to one gUttering . In 1984, President Reagan ordered an Investigation of a CIA handliook :for Nicaraguan rebels that suggested assassination as a political tactic. . reception and / cr diiiJ1er after another. But the media tbrlve on A thought for tile day:_American poet Joaquin Miller said, "That man stories of conflict, misery and :who lives tor self alone lives tor the meanest mortal known." Show of strength needed Marauders' Robinson leads TVC scorers Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, October 18, 1986 lon~ . . There are striking parallels between the Republican race for the 1968 · presidential nomination and the Democrats' contest in 198l. ln 1984, the Democratic favorite was Walter Mondale, a former vice president looking to move up. That role is played by G€orge Bush in the 1988 GOP contest. Mondale's main challenger was Sen. Gary Hart, a .younger man from Capitol Hlll who campaigned on a theme of new ideas·' . Bush faces a slmllar challenge from Rep. Jack Kemp. The Democrats' :19&1 race featurm two main fringe candidates - Sen. John Glenn and :forrm:r Sen. George McGovern: in 1988, Sen. Bob Dole and former ·Majority Leader Howard Baker will fill those roles for the GOP. · Until now, the GOP lacked ooty one final parallel: a Rev. Jesse Jackson - a maverick clergyman w~. wanted to make himself No. 1 spokesman for his flock and to ask the embarrassing questions that politicians tend to duck. •. . Now, however, it looks tike television evangelist Pat Robertson Is }e,ady and willing to become 1988's Republican Jesse Jackson. ·:. · The 56-year-old evangelist could become a much more formidable ::gtndidate than Jackson; since Robertson already has an organization, ·: money and power base that any national poll tical candidate would envy. ·.: Robertson, a graduate of Yale Law School, Is the son of former :vtrgtnla Sen. A. Willis Robertson. In 1959 be recognized TV's potential lor ;l1Js ministry and began to appearoo a local UHF station in Portsmouth, Va. -He wanted 700 vlewers to gtve him $10 a month to support his efforts- and fhus his 700 Club was born. . Over the years. the 700 Club has supponed a financial and business . !mplre that Includes the Christian Broadcasting Network, a "fourth . elevlslon netw)lrk" that appears on more than 5,00J cable systems • ~atlonwlde. Its program mix is about one-third religious and two-thirds : mtertalnment. CBN officials say It rmches 7.1 million households each : veek. Robertson's empire also Includes a $22 million broadcast complex: . :BN University, with its new $13 million library; a 24-seat jet aircraft, and various other commercial interests in the Virginia Beach area. . The financial base of this emplrels sttll the 700 Club, which reportedly :receives donations from rmre than one mlllion people each year - in -which case the 700 Club ranks behind only the Republican National :committee in number of direct-mall contributions. The organization :doesn't gtve.out financial Information, but lis total annual Income Is said to "be about $200 rnllllon. :: Jackson changed the nature rf the 1984 Democratic contest by making tile other candidates address Issues that they would have preferred to :avoid. In the same way, Robertson could force Republican candidates to -address the Christian Right 's !llclal-agenda , which most politicians would .rather Ignore. However, most political pros believe that Robertson will be more of a _i;poller than a sertous candidate, primarily because of his oft·stated , tellglous beliefs, which include faith healing and divine interv~ntlon at his '!Jehest It¥' says that Hurricane Gioria more or less missed VIrginia Beach because be commanded It to veer oot to sea). His vlews are so far beyond· mainstream Christianity that most political observers believe It would he all but Impossible for him to win national office. But as a spoiler, Robertson could hav,e a significant effect on who gets tile GOP nomination In 1988. The Daily -Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio misfortune, and In tlle RQ!: today these are In short supply. ·One area of disagreeably news· worthy dispute does remain: inter· national trade. Even here, how· ever, Tafpel's real and sertous dlftlcullles with the U.S. Congress tend to be overshadowed by the much larger but essentially similar problems Involving Japan. Both countries sell the United States far more than they buy from It, with the result that the Amertpan trade deficit Is, in both cases, proportion· ately huge. Worse yet, both Japan and Free China are out-competing American manufacturers over a whole range of products - and doing so, It should be stressed, in terms of quality and economy that are by oo means simply the consequence of cheaper labor. As a final and unforgivable tum of the screw, both Tokyo and Taipei have In the past undeniably protected certain sectors of their own econo· mles from U.S. Competition, though this manifest injustice Is diminishing fairly rapidly. The U.S. Congress, which Is understandably responsive to the concerns of AmeriCan workers and businessmen, Is gearing up to do so"lething about all this- butbere a word of caution Is In order, quite a'part from the strong case to be made for tree trade on behalf of every American consumer. That word is : Letusnot,lnpainoranger, unintentionally do really set1ous harm to our ft1ends on Taiwan. To the Unlted States, wllh upward _of 240 mllllon people, the Republic of China Is an old and valued trading partner, but simply rot In the same league as Japan, with lW mlllion. The ROC has a population of just 19 million, and oo more items of a personal nature will be framed by the carpenter's shop" except for such documents as presidential or departmental commissions, appointments or other formal papers The response may have been grudging, but it was gratifying: The amount spent on ·framing dropped from S2,992.8l the month before Cooksey's directive to $69.00 in August. Between October 1981 and April l!R5, the department had spent $45,00J on framlngs, - On rare occasions "perkomania" is overcome by old-fashioned egomania. Rep. Fernand St Germain, ~R.J, laid out $5,000 from his ca mpalgn lund for a portrait of himself by New York artist Everett Raymond Kinstler, to hang In the hearing room r1 the Housing Banking Committee, which St Germain has headed lbr many years. Footnote: Mark Woolley, an investigator for Citizens Against Government Waste, contributed to this stacy. William A. Rusher conducts an enormous proportion of its overseas trade with Unitoo States. Passage of the Jenkins But (a Draconian proposal aimed at protecting the u.s. textile Industry against Asian competition), there tore, might marginally dlscom· mode Japan, but It would be a savage blow to Free China. Textlle products constitute 10 percent of the countcy's gross natlcnal product, and more than lJ percent rf Its total exports. The Jenkins Blll would cut textlle exports from Taiwan to the United States by 40 perrent, resulting In a loss of $1 billion dollars, and causing the layoff of an estimated 75,00) workers. That Isn't protectionism: that would be economic warfare, dam· aging to America's whole posture tn' the western Pacific. ·NANCY WEEK NO • KEITH WISECUP · SPORTS WRITER DAVE HARIIS ADVERTISING ~DITORIAL 7 ' ll LAST WEEK LAST WEEK RICK JONES 13-1 13-1 12-2 13·1 LAST WEEK'S GUEST SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON lAST WEEK LAST WEEK 77% 67-20 74% 67-20 164-23 Meigs at Warren Nelsonville at Alexander Belpre at Miller Wellston at Federal Ha<king ·Trimble at Vinton Co. Athens at Carrollton Jackson at Gallipolis Logan at Columbus Wanut Ridge Marietta at Neark Wahama at Buffalo of Putnam Eastern at Hannan Trace Southwestern at Kyger Cree,kl Southern at North Gallia Eastern Michigan at Ohio University Purdue at Ohio State Fairland at South Point LA. Raiden at Cleveland Cincinnati at Houston ; 77% 67-20 12-2 77% 52-25 68% Meigs Nelsonville Belpre Federal Hocking Trimble Carrollton Gallipolis Logan Meigs Nelsonville Belpre Wellston Trimble Athens Gallipolis Logan Meigs Nelsonville Belpre Wellston Vinton Co. Carrollton Gallipolis Logan Meigs Nelsopville Belpre Federal Hocking Trimble Athens GC;IIIipolis Logon Meigs Nelsonville Belpre Wellston Vinton Co. Athens Gallipolis Logon Newark Wahama Marietta Wahama Marietta Wahama Newark Wahama Newark Wohamo Eastern Southwestern Southern Eastern Michigan Eastern Southwestern Southern Eastern Michigan Eastern Southwestern Southern Ohio University .Eastern Southwestern Southern Ohio University Eastern Southwestern North Gallia Ohio University . Ohio State Fairland L.A. Raiders Cincinnati Ohio State Fairland L.A. Raiders Cincinnati Ohio State Fairland L.A. Raiders Cincinnati Ohio State Fairland Cleveland Cincinnati Ohio State Fairland LA. Raiders Cincinnati Cincinnati Princeton state's No.I team COLUMBUS iUPI)- Cincinnati Princeton, the season-long leader, was the unanimous choice this week as lheNo.l team In the United Press International Ohio High School Board of Coaches Class AAA football ratings. The VIkings, who ran their record to 7-0last Friday night with a 40-7 win over HamUton, received all ill first place votes from the large school voting coacheS for a perfect 300 points. Princeton, which meets Fairfield this Friday and Middletown the followl11g week, Is only the second team in memory to ever receive unanimous selection as the top team. Cincinnati Moeller also was accorded that honor on a couple of occasiOns. Cleveland Benedictine, also 7.(), moved Into the runnerup spot In AAA this week following North Canton Glentlak's 21-~ loss to Masslllon Perry. That loss dropped GlenOak from second all the way down to seventh this week. Benedictine, fifth a week ago, received 186 points to just edged out Centervllle, which again finished third with 183. Moeller remained In fourth with 171, followed In order by Canton McKinley, Lakewood St. Edward, GlenOak, Gallon and, In a tie for ninth, Middletown and Chillicothe. Galton and Chllllcothe, both 7.0, were making their first top ten appearances, while Middletown returned after a week's absence. In the otlli!r two classifications, Lou lsvllle St. Thomas Aquinas and Newark Catholic continued as the No. I teams. Aquinas, a J5.3 winner over Canton Timken Friday night, re- Prep ratings COLU~IDU S tUPII - Thl.'i w«,>k's Unltro Press lnll"!"nalkmal Ohio High Scbool Board of Coat'h£1!i lootball ra t ~ tw\lh OHSAA playoff dl\"lslorn;, ll rsl pun• \ 'ol('5 tUld IO."On ·la!il n'(_U"f.h< In Jl<lll'1111w.'S('!O l: CI-AAA TriUu · · I. Cln Pri!lCf'lon d 1 1.101 47-fli 1. Cit'\'(' Bl>nt"dlrtlnr 1111 17·01 ,l Ci"ntrrvllll• rlt 11·01 ~ Cln MIX'llf'r ti t !&I I Pl!lntJ. .'100 IHG 111.1 lil 121 ~ Ca ntm McKinll')' rl l 15-il ti. l.ak('Y.'OOdSI . EdWHI"d ill 11i- l1 7 Cantoo Glf'noak d t t&ll It Galion 111 I 11-01 117 ~ fill 9. dir t M lddk't~· n if) t&ll 4.1 9. tlk'i Chlllirllltl' II I (1-01 4.1 Sm:md trn : 11. WalSh ,Jc;ull :o. 12 Masslltln Prrry ~ 1.1. Brlolt Wf'St Amn<f1 2:1: H. Ok• t Zan~\' Ui r , l ..oraln Admlral Kin,:: an d Hilliard . I ~ f'ach: 17. flsll'\ nna ll La S:l llr 18: 1~ . falr1l€'ld 17; 19. Hl' l worrhlnwon and Boardman. IIi f'IIC'h . Meigs runners get league laurels 0"1\A Loul~· ill (' Aquln :Js t 1\"Hlll11; 01 t Lima BUT h 11111 1.11 1i 01 .l. l t"On1lln t lll tlltlti-1' ~ . S!Nlx>m·ll lf' (Il l lti-11 J. Meigs sophomore cross country ace Wend! Kloes won the TVCglrls' race while Marauder Rex Haggy was fifth In the boys' competition recently. In winning the girls' race, Kloes picked up aii·TVC honors for !he second straight year. She was seventh as a freshman a year ago as the top seven runners gamer all-leagiJe laurels. Haggy 's fifth place finish al90 gave the Meigs lad all·TVC honors. The final boys' result s finished In this order were Belpre, Warren Local, Federal· Hocking, Vinton County, Meigs, Trimble, Miller, Alexander and Wellston. Other Meigs finishers In the boys division were Chris Shank (22ndl ; Chris Kennedy (24th): Joey Snyder (25th); Brian Gibbs, (45th) and Chip Wercy (46th). , 2'..~ Jlij 1~ JT,' ~ - Urbun~~ ill l it6· 1 1 ~ 6. 0rr.•lllf' il!l 1 it\-li !17 7. 'l'ounpt~· n ll<t)'t'l) t ill • •ti·Oi lt. rant\l1 C1•nt n d C';tlh tllt1 fi.l• 7~ ;n :.A ' · CAPE 1!\'t r21 17-f)l JO.Caslalil• Mar·j!ilrroll a 11\'tt2n7-0• ~ .1 ~'('Ond trn 11. tlk•• ~.it Mill"n M••mori;ll ami C'olumt.J, 1'\-S.:tlf"i . ~1 (';te:h : 11. \ ';m Wt>rl . ~ 1~ ~~ O ,tlr'<'.·ilh' :n: Y t.ut-.:~ I~J,~" fl C'tn'd lnal Mool"lf')· 111 lfi. Bd kfonrnlnf' dt To': li O..k llmOOr 'll: IH Wl"o.l .lrflf'Nlfl ti l 21: 19. l.'i. :rt; Dol\·tofl O.:~k\l.rocl u;l;.,.-, n t:l: :.n folumbu~ 1. Nf".."<Jrk Cal h 1 \' 1 11!'.1 li·/11 1\ ' 1 ,31 17·01 :1. Mc< 'omb 1\' 1 il l •i·il 1 ~ . O. •l p ~.Jf'ffrrson iV I i:!li i OI f1. Wt%,·111,. . il\'' ~~~ ti-lh -;. Co illi'olrll d\'1 0 -(11 ~ M n~lldorr !il l! l 119 lliH u:l !f7 ~ TU.<;('I I t"IJ Wil~ C/1 111 !\' 1 IIi i t fr! lol. BlliiDon 1\' 1 1+>- 11 1:0 H ~ .Co\· ln)rl on i\'1 Il l 17·01 ]O.!'('fii'C'H F.a .~ l lVI 1~· 01 ~() N'ft'"d tpn: 11. RIK'k!':l'f' f\;0 1"111 li: 11. ~ th Cl1ark '!'-l(ll Sout iJ(>u~ t rrn .11; 1.1. Mlf'll•r:tl HllfW,!P 2:!: 1~ . MlcldlrfiM"n Frnl'.'k-k 19: 1:1. 1a •' frook..w illl' urH:I C.1dll. 1~ t•urh : 17. S1. llr ru) · lfi; IIi llh•• •-.c!,l:f'111'(1 :tn el Hlurk Rlvn " '· 1~ •'il("h . 11. Mlln,ll!On 1.1. ceived 16 ot27 flrstplacevotes for225 points. Lima Bath,likeAquinas7·0,again finished second, but the Wildcats, who had three firsts, were stUI 41 points behind with 184. Ironton, fifth last week, jumped Into third, dropping Steubenville down one spot to fourth and Canton Central Central Catholic; a 19·91oser to ~ton McKinley, from fourth to eighth. Urbana moved up one place to fift h, followed In order by Orrville, Youngstown Rayen, Canton Central Cat.mllc, Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education and Castalia Margaretta. CAPE, making Its first top ten appearance, replaced Columbus Hartley, which lost Its second in a row. Newark Catholic, a narrow 7-6 winner over Licking Valley, nevertheless held fast to tlle top spot in Class A. The Green Wave go115 of 28 first place votes and 259 points, com· pared with three flrstsand224 points tor Mogadore, runnerup for the sixth consecutive week. Berry's World ~! ( • '} Starts MEDI·GATED MILK REPLACER GREILIIS . "PG" Evenings 7:00 Fri. , Sat .. Tues ., 7:00-9:00 Sat . & Sun . 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Team Admiss ion Pr 1ce Policy ii!~P~~~ PlAP t:jaaMILLING DIVISION Early Wednesday Mb:ed 204 Cmdor St. Jackson at Gallipolis Logan at Columbus Walnut Ridge Newark at Mariet ta Southwestern at Kyger Creek Eastern at North Gallla Southern at Hant)an Trace Wahama at Buffalo-Putman HunUngton High at Point Pleasant Rock Hlll at Oak Hill Coal Grove at Waverly Portsmouth at Boyd County Ironton at Greenup Belpre at Miller Meigs at Warren Local Nelsonville-York at Alexander Wellston at Federal-Hocking Trimble at Vinton County Saturday Athens at Carrollton Ripley at Pi!rkersburg South , , .: Local bowling GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE I Tonight's games I Cinem~'i) I· Will sponsor a sanctioned point confirmation show, champion of champion class, and weight puU on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20th In fact, tlle top six teams remained unchanged In Class A. ;RIOAV thru THURSDAV! '1 0J NI~ l~~fR Meigs' Brad Robin son Is "run- 24.3. Logan ls third at 15.5 and ning" away with the TVC scaling Gallipolis fourth at 14.3. Other Marauders in the top 10 race as the senior tailback has a 42-point lead going into the season's among TVC scorers Include end J, R. Kitchen who has seven six: eighth week. Robinson has ru shed for 18 pointers for 42 points and rests 111 touchdowns In all games, good for sixth place. Quarterback-kicker 108 points and at leas1 q2 points Mike Chancey Is 11th with one ahead of any othe r player ui touchdown and 21 extra point kicks for 27 points. Kitchen also Is the southeastern Ohio. In the TVC scoring battle, area's lOth top scorer with 50 points, Eastern's Brent Bissell leads thli Robinson is 42 points ahead of Belpre's Ernie Wllllams and SV AC scoring race with 26 points; Nelsonville-York's Ryan McClain, leading teammate Kyle Davis and each with 60. Warren's kicker- Southern's Charlie Boso who each tailback Steve Welsh Is founh with have 18 points. Southern's Brtan Freeman Is tied for fourth with 12 52. Meigs Is the number one tea m In points. Kelly Wolfe of Logan Is leading offensive scoring among sout heast· ern Ohio. teams with a blistering 1he SEGAL scoring race with 32 37.0 average. Warren lbllows with points while Andy Howard and Gamble Grant r1 Gallipolis are tied 33.6 and Logan is third with 28.6. The Marauders are founh in for second with 18 points along with points allowed with a 10.3 average. Marietta's Robbie ~ton. Gallipolis leads the pack 11oth an 8.4 average followed by Southwestern at 8.9 and Warren at 9.3. Meigs also leads In margin of THE SOUTHEASTERN . victory with a 26.7 mark comparoo OHIO PIT BULL CLUB to second place Warren Local at Reedsville, Oh. �Pagl!-4-The Daily Sentinel . Friday, October 18, 1985 Friday, October 18 ~ 198~,, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' Meet the Meigs Marauders ... \ 1 fXrERIENCE THE JOY Of RELIGION This Message and Church USED CARS, INC. ·"' MEIGS nRE . \ \ CENTER, INC. Rav Riggs S I. R I. r; ., ' ' Ph. 98HIDD Chester MIDDL£PORT BOOK SlORE Church & OUice Supplies GIFTS 99 Moll St. Middleport NEW YORK ~~.· ~ CLOTHING HOOSE -~l"-:. KERMIT'S KORNER ~' 7 Pomeroy, Ohio '/ RIDENOUR SUPPLY 1 FURNITURE & HARDWARE Homelite saws ft\ w, l( FAITH SAYS WHEN YOU HAVE PROBLEMS. GOD HAS THE ANSWERS Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE t . ' Pomerov 992-!9SS POMEROY CHURCH . OF TilE NAZA· RENE. Corner Union and Mulbmy, Rov. Thomas Glm McOu~. pastor. Oyde Hendel'· son, S. S. Supt., Sunday School. 9;l) a.m.; mornlng worship lO: :(Ia.m.; ('Venlngservice6 p.m.: mid-week service. Wednesday, 7 p.m. GRACE EPIS('()PAL CHURCH, :1$ E Main Sl.. Pom<>r<>y. Sunday <m!iceo: Holy rommunlon on the first Sunday of tach month, and romblned wtrh mornln~ oo the thirdd Sunday. MorTling prayer and serrrm on all other Sundays of lhf> month. Church Sd1ool and NUI"S('I)' ca., provkled. Coffee Mur ln the Parish Han lmrrv.'dlat{'ly foUowtng the servk'f>. POMEROY CHURCH OF CRRJST. Z12 W. Maill St . N('JI Proodtoot pastor. Bible sCnooi 9: .)) a.m.: Mornlrlg . ~:orstup, 10: ll a.m.: Y001h """"inp· ~00 p.m.: Evenlng _worshlp, 7:00 p, m. Wednesday ~ht prayer meeting and BlbiP study. 7:00p.m. 11iE SALVATION ARMY , 115 Bunemut A\'l'., PoJTl("J'()y. Mrs. Dora Wining In ~P . SuOOuy hoUn<>ss ~ing. 10 a.m.; SuOOay School, m ll a.m. Sunday School, YPSM Elfh> Adams, leader. 7::11 p.m. Salvation meeting. various speakers an:J music spedal'>. Thursday. IJ ::J) a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladies HorTIE' t.Ragur. nlf'mlx'I'S In cha~. aU W001('11 mvltrd: 6: >L'i p.m. Thursday, Co~ Cad€>1 Clas.'\.'i /You~ Propk>-Biblel. 7::IJ p.m. Bible Study and Prayer mt't"tinJ!:. ~to th£' public. POMEROY WUITSIDE CHURCH OF CHR!Sf. 33Zl; Children's Home Rood ICoonty Rood 761 . 992·52.ll. Vocal music. SUnday Worsi hp 10 am.: BtbleStudy 11 a.m.: Worship, 6p. m. Wro.ncsday, Blbir Study, i p.m. OLD DEXI'ER BIBLE CHRISI1AN CHURCH. Charll'S HatfiNI, p;lStor; Lblda Swan. Supt. Sunda)' Schooi9::Jl a.m.: ~Nch · In~ ~. first and third SuOOay foUowing Sunday School. Youth mooting, 7:Xl p.m. E."V· l'r)' Sllnda ~. rrayer GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, PrE'arhing 9: ll a.m. flnt and second, Sun da ys of £>ach month: thrd and fourth Sun da Y !'achmonth worship servlcE>S at 7: 30 p. m.; Wl'dn('sda y evenln~s at 7:30 p.m. Prayrr and Bible Study. SE\'ENTH·DAY ADVENTIST. Mulb· rr11' H ei~ ht s Road, Pomcro~·. John Swcl· J!:Srl: S:.~ bhalh School Sup!. Louis{' Staats. Sabbath School, 2 p.m . Sa rurdday wlth worship S<'rv ice rollowi nR at 3: 15p.m. RlJTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sister Harrlr!l Warner, Supt. Sunday School 9: .1fl a.m.; MorninJZ Worship, 10: 45 a.m. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. David Mann , minister. Willi am Snouffer. Sundav SchOol Sup!. Sunday School. 9: ]) a.m."; Morning Wor ship 10: .1) a.m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po· meroy Pik<'. David Hunt. pastor: Jack Needs, Sunda.v School Dlrff'ctor. Sunday Scool. 9: :10 a.m.; Morning Worship. 10: 30: ('v£'nlng worship. 7:00p.m. Tuesday VIsi tation . 7 p.m . WE'dnrsd:~y . Prayer servlc£>, 7: .11.1 p.m .: Mission Fri<'nds. 7: :xJ p.m.: Girls In Acti on. 7:30 p.m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal· lry Run Road, Rrv. Emmett Rawson. pa stor. Handley Dunn, sup!. Sundlly School. 10 a.m.: Sunday ev('n\ng service, 7: 30p.m. : Blblt' teaching. T:l) p.m . Thursda y. SYRACUSE MISSION. CHt>rry St. , SyraC'US<'. Scrvicl's. 10 a.m. Sunday. Even In ~ S<'I'VICPS Sunday and Wf'dnesda y at 7: 00 p. m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST li\1 CHRIST IAN UN ION. RP\". KE'lth Eblin . paslor. Sunda.v School 9:30a .m .. Wade Haym;:tn. supt. ; Mom!ng Worship, 10: .lJ a. rn .; SundAy f'\'t'nl n~ S<'rvlr-e 7::ll p-.m.: W(>dnt'sday Pra_vrr Mtettng . 7: :ll p.m. MT. MOHIAH CHURCH OF GOD. Ra('\nf'. Rf'V . .ramf"S Satt£>r[l !'ld. past or . F'rN'man \\!llliams. Supt. Sunday School · :1 : 4~ a.m.; Sunday and Wednesday e\'l•n· ing S('J' VIC'CS . 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST . Cornrr Sixth and PalmPr. Earl Eden, Pas tor. Hay Fl£>lds . S.S. Supt. ; Dan Rl~ gs, 1\ Sst. Supt. Sunday !khool. 9:15 a.m.; M ornln~ Worship, 10: 15 a.m.: Sunday Eu> nln~ st-rv\C(', 7 p.m. Youlh met-tin~. 7:.10 p.m. W('(!n('Sday : evening sf'rvlcE' 7 p. m.: Choir practiCE> B p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHU RCH OF CHR IST. ~,lh an d \l ai n. Bob Melton . mlnlstC'r. AI Ha1 1-.on . t~!Osoc . minister; Mike Gerlach. Sund.~~ - School Sup<'rlnlendenl. BiblE' Schnol 9<10 a.m.: M o rnin~ Worship 10: 30 .1.m Evrnln~ Worship "7:00p.m . Wfdne-s d.t\". i :OOp. m Pra,vf'r mN>ting . MIDO I.E PORT CHURCH OF' THE NA· Zt\H I::NI::. Co-pa stors Rev . Charle-s Coy !<' and Rr ' '. ~a n r y CoyiC'. Bill WJ!II e. Sunday Sl·hool Supt . Sunday School 9: 30a .m.: Mflr ning Wor!ihlp 10::\0a .m.; Eva nge-lisTi c mrt.> tln _g i: OO p.m. \\'(•dnPsday. 7:00p.m . ?r<.JVItJr ml' f'lin~ . IJSITEIJ PRJ;;sB\'TERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Re' '· Ken Wllkin11on HARRISONV ILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunda.v· Worship Sforvlces 9: 00a .m.: Churfh SC'hoollO: 1 ~ <~ . m .; Bible S1Udy Su nday 7: :1n p.m.; Pray('r Group \Vt'dn!'sd a~· at 9:01.l a.m. MIDDLEPORT PR f.S BYTERIAN Church school 10: lfl a.m. Morning Wor. ship 11 : 15 a.m. Tu rs da ~· . 10:00 a.m. BlbiC' Study ; Thursrla .v, i : JO p. m. Bible Sludy. SY RA CUSE Fl HST UN ITED PRESBY. T£ RIAN - Worship •s!'rvic ~ 10:15 a.m . Church School1n: 00 a.m. Tursday, 10 a.m. Biblt.' StUdy; Su nday. 6 p.m. Junior and S£>· nlor Hl~h Youth Group~ . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Paslor. .John E vn ns. Sunda y Sc-hool 10:00 a.m.: Sunday Mornin g Wors hip 11:00 a.m. Chl l dr ~ n · s Church 11 a. m. Sunday Ev!'nlng & rvlr-r' 7: CKJ p.m. Wl'd .. 6 p.m. YounJ:: La rlif's ' Auxiliary. WCdnC'sday, 7 p.m. Fam Ily Worship. HAZE.L COM MUNITY CHURCH. Nl•ar Long Bonom , Edsel Har t, pa stor. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; Worship 10: 30 a.m.; Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30p.m . MIDDLEPORT PREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Ash and Plum. Ra lph Cunr.li ft, paslor. Sunda y SchoollO:OOa.m.; Morn ing Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Wednesday and Saturday Evening ServicE'S at 7:.30 p. m. ' 992· 3325 EUIS & SONS SOHIO - Dwight L. c0mplete Automotive - P.loody ~ER~ ._a.m214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy Finest in .. · , Middleport· 11j 1-------------...;j Pomerov , 0 . ife would be much simpler if we had only one · t axes an d SO On. "rOU can rna ke your OWn 1 IS!. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located 1n Texas Community off Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. Robert Sanders. pastor. Don Will, layleader. Sun· day School 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10: 4~ a.m.: Evening preaching service second and fourth Sunday at 7:30,.m .; Christian Endeavor, firs t and thlr Sun· day, 7' 30 p.m. Wednesday prayer m.. ting and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY. Located on 0 . J . While Road or Highway However, instead of spending all those sleepless !~ ~~~~':'1:;';·,s:'~~ }~~1~i f~~~~ ~ dom works that way. Our troubles often ~orne in . · I· b UnC h es, an d may b Iarge IYf tnanCia In nature. AII a t OnCe, th e h OUSe paymen t ·IS d ue, th e car e & Modular Homes Pomeroy, 1100 E. Main breaks down crnd the kids need braces·, plus bills, SONS SlORE try )'Our House of Worship. Learn that by putting Rc1c::1ne 949· 25SO your trust in God you will be led to the right answers, as many others can testify; and that a few minutes spent in the right kind.of prayer can MEIGS cooPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST cLUSTER Rev. Don Archer Rev. Ro1 Deeter Rev. Seldon Johason ' ALF'RED - Church Sc-hool 9: 30 a.m. ; Warship. II a.m.: UMYP6: 30p.m .; UMW Third Tuesday, 7: J(l p.m. Communion. ' first Sunday. (Arr-her l CHESTER- Warship 9 a.m.; Church SchoollOa.m.: Bib](' Study. Thursday. 7p. m.: UMW. !Irs! Thursday, 1 p.m.:. Com· munton. first Sunday ~Archer 1. JOPPA- Worship 9: ll a.m .; Church School 10: JO a.m. Bible Study Wednesday, 7: 30p.m, tJohnsonl . ~ LONG BO'ITOM - Chureh School 9:30 a. m.: Warship 7 p.m.; Bible Study, Wed· nesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF. Wednesday, 6: 00 p.m.; Communion First Sunday, (Arch{'rt. REEDSVILLE: - Church School 9: 30 a. m.; Worship Ser vice 11:00 a.m. (Deetf'r ). TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAULChurc-h School 9 a.m.: worship 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m .; UMW. Third Tu..,day. 7:30 p.m .: Communion First Sunday !Archer I. CENTRAL CLUSTER Re\1. James E. COrbllt a.m .: Morning warship 11 a.m. Adult Choir pracUce 6 p.m. Sunday. Young Peo· pte's, Children's Church and Mull Bible Stu~, Wednesday at 7:30p.m. st~ ~~d:,FJ~~~~~~~~;h5~u?~:;~ nights worrying about how to stretch the budget, GrocertesGeneral Merchandise be more effective than hours ol pacing the floor. This will help you to arrive at wise decisions instead of impulsive actions that )'OU will surely regret. take your problems to God·, remember So th t H h be I . th hI th a e as en SO Vlng em mUC Onger an h you ave. Rev. Steven Nellon Rev. MeMa FraDklla Rev. aemen&e s. Zun11a. Jr. Rev. A.adrew Rubenkinl ASBURY Isyracuse ) - Wors hi PII am , · : Church School 9: 45 a.m.; "Charge Bible Study WednE>Sday 7 · 30~m · UMW first ~ , . h. t' R h, I T uesd,ay, 7:"" p.m.; or e earsa . Wedn~sday 6::ll p.m.: UMW. fourth Sunday, 6:30p.m. (Nf'lsonl . ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a.m.: Church School10 a.m .; Bible Study. Tues· · day. 7:.10 p.m.; UMW. First Monday. 7: 30 p.m.: UMYF Sunday. 6 p.m. Choir Reht>arsal. 6:30 p.m. Wednt>Sday . ! Franklin 1 FLATWOODS - Church S<hool, 10a.m. : Worship. 11 a.m.; Bible Study, Thursday, 1 p.m.: UMYF, Sunday, tt p.m. !FranklinJ. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.; Church School 10 A.M.: Choir practice, Tuesday, 6: 30p.m.; UMW. firs t Tuesday. 7: 30 p.m. tNelsont . HEATH (Middleporl l -Church School. 9:30a.m.: Worship 10:30 a.m.; Bible Stud y. Tuesday. 10 a.m.; UMW. s«>oond Monday, 7:ll p.m .; UMW Third Monday , 7:.10 p.m. ~Zuniga \ MIN ERSVrLLE- Worship Sfrvice 10 a.m.: Church Sc hool. 11 a.m.; UMW. 1h\rd Wednesda y. 1 p.m.: Choir practice, Monday, 7:ll p.m. (Nf'lsonl. ~ PEAflL CHAPEL - Worship St>rvlct> 9 a.m.: Church Schoolll a.m.: UM W Se cond 1\lesday, 7:30 p.m.: UMYF las r TuC'sday, 7: :JO p.m. 1Rubt.'nktn~J . POMEROY -Church School , 9: 15a.m. : Worship 10:30 a.m.; Choir rehearsal W('(lnt.'Sday, 7: .l ) p.m.; UMW. SE"Cond Tuesday.7 : 30p.m.; UMYF Sunday, Sp .m. tCorbi lt\. ROCK SPRINGS- Church School. 9: 15 a. m.: Worship 10 a.m.; Bible Soudy , WP<I· nesday, 7: 30p.m .; UMYF 4Senlor sl. Sunday. 5 p.m.; lJuniorsl ev<-ry olher Sun· day. 6 p.m. 1Frank!ln1 . RUTLAND- Church School , 9: 45a.m.: Worship, 10: 30 a.m .; UMW IEvenlng Circle o 5«ond Wednesday, 7:.JJ p.m.: UMW I Afternoon Clrclrl 5econd Thur~da y, 1 p. m. m ub<>nkingl. SALEM CENTER - Church SChool 10 o. m.: Worship 9: <15 a.m. tRubenklng I . SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8: 30 a,m.; Church SChool 10 a.m. tRubf>nking l. SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. Ro1Jer Grace Re\1. Paul McGuire Rev . KeUh Rader APPLE GROVE- CHurch School9: 00 a.m. Wor!iihlp. 10:00 a.m. (flrsl and third Sundays \: UMW SE'cond TuE'sday, 7:30 p, m.: Pra.v!'r m(IN\ n~ . WE'dnPsda y.7 p.m. tGrilCf'l. BETHM\Y - Worship. 9 a.m.: Church scnooi, 10 a.m .; Bible Study. Wed nesday. 10 il. m.: Dorcas Womcn·s· Fellowship. WE'dnt>scJa~· . 11 a.m . !McGuir('J. CARMEL - Church SChool 9: 30 a.m .; Worship, 10: <15 a.m. Sreond and Fourth Sundays: F(>ilov.-sh\p dinner wllh Sulton third Thursda y. ~ : 30 p.m. (M cGuire!. EAST LETART- Church Schoo19a .m.; Worship 10 a.m. second and fourth Sun· days: UMW fi rst Tuesday. 7: 30 p.m. !Graet•). • LEtART FALLS - Worship ~ a.m .: Church !5chool10 a.m. (Grace\ . MORNING STAR- Worship , 9: 45a.m.; Churc-h School, 10: 30 a.m.: Bible STudy, Thursda y. 7 : ~ p.m . tRader \. RACINE WESLEYAN - Church S<hool. 10 a.m.: Worstup 11 a.m.: UMW fourth Mon· day al 7: :II p.m .: Men's Prayer Br<'akfast . Wednesday, 7 a.m. tGracel . SUTTON- Church SChool. 9:30a .m .: Mornlnp: Worship 10: 4~ a.m. first and third Sundays: Fe-llowship dinner wnh Carmel third Thursday, 6: 30p.m. (McGuire) . KENO CHURCH OP CHRIST, Oliver Swain, Supt. Sunday School 9:30a .m. evt'ry week. ' HOBSON CHRISTIAN .UNION , Rev. Tom Staten, pastor. Sunday School9: 30 a. m.; Evening service 7: 00 p.m . Wednesday pra yer metoling 7: 30p.m. BEAR WALLOW•RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRISt, Duane Warden, minister. Bibleclass 9:30a.m .; Morning Worship 10: 30 a. m.; Evening Worship 6:30p.m. Wednes day Bible Sludy 6::11 p.m. NEW STIVERSVILLE ' COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sunday SChool service, 9: e a. · m.; Won:hlp service 10: 30 a.m.; EvanRE'Ii11lc Service 7: l1 p.m. Wednes day: Prayer meetlng 7:30 p.m . Thursday. John Wright. pastor. Sunday Scho91 9: 30 a. m. : Larry Haynes, S. · S. Supt . Morning worship 10:~ a.m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE , R<'V. Thomas H. Collier. past or. OraBass,Chalrmanofth£>Board of Chrls· tlanLite. SundaySchool9:30a, m.; Morn· lng worship 10:ll a.m.; Sunda y ('\"('nln~ worship 7:30p.m. Praye r meet In ~ 7: 30 p. m. Wednesday. LIBERTY CHRI STIAN CHURCH . l){>x· ter. Woody Call. pastor. Services Sunday 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. W«>dnesda:v. 7 p.m. RACINE F1RST BAPTIST, Steve Deaver. Pastor. Robert Smith , Sunda y School Supt. : Sunday School 9: JO a.m.; Morning worship 10: to a.m.; Sunday evening worship 7: 30 p.m.: Wednesday evening Bible sludy 7:30p.m. BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH, BurUngham. Ray LaLKiermJlt, pastor; Robert Cozart, assistant past(J': Sunday School 10a.m.: worshlp7p.m.; Wednesday,tip.m. you1h meeting; Wed., 7p.m. churchsevtces. PINE: GROVE HOUNESS CHURCH, lh mlleoff Rt. 325. Rev. Ben J. Watts, pastor. Lef.'Russeli,S.S.Supt . SundaySchoo!9: 30 a.m.: Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.; Sun day evening servtcr 7: 30 p.m .; Wednes day servlcf', 7: ;tJ p.m. SILVER RUN BAP'TlST, Bill Lillie-, pastor. Sieve Little, s. s. Supt . Sunday School 10 a.m.: Morning worsip, 11 a.m.; Sunday evening worship 7: ll p.m. Prayer meeting and Bible study Thursda y. 7: 30p. m.; Youth meeting Wedn ('S da y at 7 p.m. REJOICING UFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 383 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday evening 7:00 p.m.: Mid -week service, Wed., 7 p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Robert E. Musser , pastor. Sunday School 9:ll a.m.; Paul Mus!lf.>r, !IUpt. ; Morning worship 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening ser · vice, ~ p.m.; mld-wPek serv ice, Wednes· day, 7 p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMillan, pastor . Mary Janic-e Lavender, Sunday School Supt . Sunday School 9: :JJ a.m .; Morning worship 10:30 a.m.: Evangellsl ic .service, 6 p.m.; Prayer and Praise Wedn esday, 7p. m.; Youth meeting, 7 p.m. EOEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Elden R. Blake, past or . SundaY, School 10 a.m.; Gary Reed . Lay lfader: Morning sermon, 11 a.m.: Sunday night services: Christian Endeavor 7: 30p.m., Song service 8 p.m. Preaching 8:30p.m. Mid-week pray-er meeting, Wednesday, 7 p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. Ro~er Watson, pastor . Crenson Pratt. Sund ay Schoo! Sup!. Morning worship 9: JO a.m.; Sunday School 10: 30 a.m.; Evenlnsc s€'rVICt'. 7: lJ p.m. MT. UNION BAPTtST. Donald ShuP, pastor; Joe- Sayre. Sunda y School Supl. Sunda y School 9: 4~ a.m.; Ev(lning worship ti: aOp.m.: Prayer Mf'eting, 6: lJ p.m. Wednesday, TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. Jody Holland. min ister. Dervl Wells, Supt. Morn ing worship, 1:1 :00 a.m•. : Churc h Schoo! 9:00a .m. CHJ;;sTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. F'rank Riffle. supt . Sunday School 9: 30 a. m.; Worship servicE', 11 a.m. an d 7 p.m. Sunday . Wednesday, 7 p.m. PrayE'r meel· lng. LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH. R(lv. Robert Miller , pastor·. Ro· bert E. Barton, Dlreclorot ChrlstlanEdu· cation: Steve Eblin, assistant . Sunday School9:30 a.m.; .Morning worship 10:30 a.m.: Choir practic(l, Sunday 6:30p.m.: Evening worship 7: J(l . p.m. Wednesda y Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30p.m . DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Charles Russ(>IJ Sr., minister . Rick Ma· comber, supt . Sunday School 9::ll a.m.: Worship service 10: 30 a.m. Bible study, Tuesday, 7:30p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH 0 1' JESUS CHRISTOFLATTERDAYSAI NTS.Port ." land-Racine Road. William Roush, pastor. Linda Evar1.s, church school director. Church school9:30 a.m.; Mornlngworslp 10:30 a.m.; Wedne!lda y evening pra yer !lervic£1S, 7: ~ p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl Shuler, pastor. Worship service, 9: .:wl a.m. Sunday SchooiiO: 30 a.m. Bible Study and prayl'~ service ThurSday, 7:30p.m. CARLETON INTERDENOMINA· TIONAL CHURCH . Kln25bury Road. Rev. Da vid Curfman, pastor. Sunday School 9: 30a .m.; Ralph Cari,Supt . EvC'nlngworship 7: 30 p.m . Prayer me-eting, Wednes day 7: 30p.m. LONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN, Jody Holla nd. pas tor; Wallacl' Damewood, Sunday School Supt. WorshlpM~rvice, 9 a. m.: Bible SchoollO a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLI NESS CHURCH. Rev ~ Th er('()n Durham. pa stOl', Sunday School a1 9: 30a .m .: Morn in~ worship at 10: 10a.m.: Sunday £ovening st'rvlce at 7: 30 p.m. Th ur sd ay serv 1ces at 7: 3D p.m. FRF.E:DOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, loca tC'd on County Road 31. Rev. I ..awrrnr £' GluesE>ncamp. pastor. Rf.lv. Rog:r r Wlllforrl . asst. pastor. Preaching Sf'r \'iers Sunday 7: 30 p.m. PrayE>rmeetlng WNint>sday. 7: :lO p.m., Gar, Griffith, lcadr-r. Youth groups Sunday t'vPni n ~ at ti: 30 p.m . with Rop:t>r and Vlolf't Willford , traders. Commun ion scrv lcr fi rst Sunday each month. WHITE 'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH -Coolville RD. Rev. Phillip Rl· dr nour. pa sto1·. Sunday SChool 9:30a .m.: worship st'rvlc" 10: 30 a.m.; Blblr study and "''or ship S{'rvict', Wednesday. 7 p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mark .Jonf.'S. pasl or. Bill Nicholson , Sun· day ~c hool Supt . Sunday School9: JO a.m.; Morn In~ Worship and Communion 10: 30 a. m. RtrrLM>IDBIBLE METHODfST. Amos Tilli s. pas1or . ~ nny Hudson , supt . Sunday Sc hOQI 9: :lO a.m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a.m.: Sunda y evtnin~ servi cP 7:00p.m. Wcdnr s da~· srrvl rf' 7 p.m . WMPO pro· .~rrum 9 a.m. rac h Sunday. RUTLAND CHU RCH 01" THE NAZA· RENE. Rc \'. Lowrll Ford , pa stor. Sunday Sc hool9:.10a.m.: Worshlp s<'rvlc{'lO: JOa. m.; Young people's service 6 p.m. Eva n~ (.l i\ SII C S<>rvlce 6: 30p.m. Wednesday st;>rvlcr 7 p,m . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller St., Mason, W. Va . Eu gr?nr L. Congt-r, mi nister . Sunday Blblf' Study JOa .m .: Wor· ship l1 a.m, and 7 p.m . Wednf.lsday Bible Study, voca l music, 7 p.m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· ding l ane, Mason, W. Va . J . N. Th acker, past or . Evt>n ln ~ service 7::KI p.m.; Women's Ministry, Thursday, 9: 30 a.m.; Wednesday Prayer and Bible Stud y, 7: 15 p.m. HARTfORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRIST\ 1\ N UNION . Thr Rev. William Campbt>ll. pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a. m.; James Hugh(;!s, supt. [v('ni nfi: service 7: l(J p.m . Wedn sday pvf.lning pra yer met>t· In~ 7:30 p.m . Youth pra ye r service each Tuesday. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. Lelar!, W. Va.. Rt . 1, Jam£>s Lewis, pastor. War· ship servlcC'S 9: JO a.m .: Su nday Schoolll a.m.: Evf'nlng worship 7: 30p.m. Tuesday cottagP prayrr m~f'flng and Bible Study 9: 30a .m.: Worship servlc<'. Wednesday 7: 30p.m. OUR SA \'lOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut and H ~ nrv Sts.• Rav{'nswood. W. Va . Th C' RPV. GNt~:te C. Wf'lrlck , pastor. Sunday SChool9:l>a.m.; Sunda y worship 11 a.m. CALVARY Br-BLE CHURCH, locat<'don Pomeroy Pike. County Road 25 near Flatwoods. Rf.lv. Blackwood, pa stor. Services onSundayat iO: l1a .m.and7::10p.m . wlth Sunday School9: :lO a.m. Bibl E' Study. Wednesday. 7: 30p.m. F'AITH FELLOWSHI P CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, St . Rt. 338, An llqully. Rev. Franklin Dickens. pastor. Sunday mornlng 10 a.m.: Sunday evening 7: 30 p.m. Thursday evening 7: ;)) p.m. STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. Sunday School tOa.rri.; Wor ship servlcr 11 a.m.;. Sunr.lay evening servlcP,7: 30 p.m.: Wednesday E'Vt>nlng sf.lrvlce 7: 30 p.m . INDEPENDENT IIOLINESS CHURCH Inc., Pearl St.. Middleport. Rev. O' Dell Manley, pastor. Sunday School9; 30 a.m.; Morning worship 10:ll a.m.: Evening wor!lhip 7: ;x) p.m . Tuesday, 12 : 30 p.m. Wom(ln's Pra yer me«>tlng. Wednesday, 7;30 p.m. Pray£>r and Praise service . CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS· TOLIC - VanZandt and ward Rd. Elder James Mlllor, pastor Sunday SChaal, 10: 30 a.m.: Worship Service. Sunday . 7: ll p.m.; Bible Study, Wedne-sday, 7: ll p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, Harrl!ionvll!e Road. David Ferrell, paslor: Cllnlan Fa~lk, Sunday SChool Supt.; Sunday School 9:30a.m. ; morning worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday evening &ervice 7: l) p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7: 30 p. m. _ SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non-Pentecostal. Joy Cl ark, pastor. Warship aervlce.; Sunday 10 a.m.; Sunday SChool 11 a.m. Evening wcr,hlp service 7: 00p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting 7:00 p.m. wm. "Bill" Brown, Owner Phonel614) 742·2771 Jerry Jacks !>-11, 184 pound Freslunan tackle Joe Haddox Rutland, Ohio 45715 J. ll'l0,132pound Junior end - FOREST RU N BAPTIST. Rev. NyiE> Bordf'n , pastor. Cornelius Bunch. sup!. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.: Second and fourth Sundays worship service at 2:30 p. MT. MORIAH BA.PTrST. f"ou rl h and Main St., Mlddl<'porl. Re\'. Calvin Minnis, pastor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner, supt. Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; Worship service 10: ':15 a.m . SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B. Hoskins, evangelist. Sunday Bible Study 9 a.m.; Worsh ip, 10 a.m.: Sun· .day E' ..'enlng service .6 p.m.; WE'Cinesday evening service, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Raci ne. Rt. 12~ . William Hoback. pas tor. Sunday School 10 a.m .; Sunday evening service 7 p.m. Wf'dnl'Sday even ing servIce 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Chea dlE', Supt. Sunday School 9::111 a.m. Morning Worship 10: 30 a.m . Pr·ay!'rsr-rvlce, altern· at!' Sunda ys. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Av!'. Rev . Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Nol · tlngham. Sunday School Supl. Sunday &hool 10 a.m. with classes for all ages. Evening ~ervlci:>s al 6 p.m. W£'dnesday Rl blf' .'>ludy at 7::10 p.m. Youth servic-es Frl· day at 7:30 p.m. ECCLESIA PELLOWSHIP. 128 Mill Sl .. Middleport . Brother Chuck McPhC'rson. pa stor. Sunday School 10 a.m.: Sunday ev£>ning servlcr s al7 p.m . and WC'dn csday servlc(>S at 7 p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Konnoth Smllh , pastor. Sunda y School 9:30 a.m.; church S('n •icr 7: 30p .m.; yo uth fellowship 6:.1() p. m.; BibiP study, Thursday, 7:.10 p.m. FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE , 3:w45 Hiland Road. Pomeroy. Tom Kell y, pas· lor. Danny Lam\K>rl. S. ~- Supt. Sunda y morning service atlOa. m.: Sunday even Ing servic(' 7: 30p.m. T u(>S day and Thursday Sf'rvlcC'S at 7: 30 p.m. WORD OF FAITH , 93 Mill Sl .. Mlddlr· port. Sunday momlng servlc(' JO: 15 a.m .: Sunday evening 7:30. Thursday morning Bible Sl\~ dy 10 A.m. Wt>dnesdny f'\"f'ntng 7:30 pm. • NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE, Rev. Glendon Stroud. pa stor. Sunday Schoo l 9: 30 a.m.: WorshJpservtcr . 10; 30 a.m.: Youth service Sunday 6: 15 p. m. Sunday £'venlnJ: st>rvic£> 7: 00p.m. Wed· nt>sday Prayer Meeti ng and Blblf' Study 7:00p.m. NEASE SE'ITLEMENTCHURCH, Sun· day aftt>rnoon S£>rvic{''> at 2::l0. Thursdav rve nlnR servlct>s at 7: 30. · F'IRST BAPTIST CHl.IRCH, Mason , W. Va. Pastor, Bill Murphy. Sunday School 10 a.m .: Sunday PvPnlng 7: 30p.m, Prayl'r ffi('{'tinl! an d Bible- study Wednr ~ da y. 7:30 p.m . Evt'ryonr W!'lcomt'. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· l<'m St. R(lv. Paul Taylor. pastor . Sunday SChooi lO a.m.; Sunday PV<'nln~ 7:30 p.m.: wronesda y f'V<'ntn~ pra\•cr mC'cllng 7: :10 p.m . SotiTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH, Sllvt>r Rld~c. Duane SydenstrlckN, pa stor. Sunday School 9 a.m .: Churc-h SE'rvlc(' 10 a.m. Bib!(' Stud y Wed nesda y at 7: W p.m . .Jun£' thru St'ptrmbrr . 7 p.m . OctoJx.r th r u May. Sunday t.'Venlng Fello .....·shlp 7 p.m. Jurw thru S••ptt>mber, 6 p.m . Octob£>r thru May . Tudor faces Kansas City's Danny Jackson at Royals Stadium ln the opener, expect compettlton and oot capitulation. • " We h ad a lot better team than people thought," Brett said Wednesday night after the Royals com· James Warner !).7, 134 pound Sophomore tuDback JohnSis9Jn 6-i, 143pound Sophomore end The Daily-Sentinel pleted _their remarkable ptayofl comeback over the Toronto Blue Jays. In Brett, the Royals offered one of tbe most memorable post-season perfonnances. The third baseman hit .348 with three homers and flve RBL He hurt the Blue Jays even without swinging, clincher. Royals team physician Paul Meyer said Thursday X -rays re vealed no fracture. If il precau!lonary bone scan conlilms that , Saberhagen could pitch Game 3 in SI. Louis Tuesday. Whether Saberha gen proves healthy or not , the Cardinals look awfully tough. If Vince Coleman has tEcovered from his jousl wil h Busch St<~dium's "Killer Tarp," St. Louis AUCTION RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER OCTOBER 19 7:00 P.M. Something For Everyone Knock Knock fY··· • Southern Baptists are interested in sharing God's Word and meeting people who are not members of any churrh. Volunteers from First Southern BaptiSt Chunh of Meigs County will be going door-to-door on Sunday, October 20 and Sunday, October 27 to distribute a New Testament and survey loca I ntighborhoods. 1 • • ' They will greatly appreciate the chaiKe to meet you. <' SAVE I0%0FF APR. Our big sale starts with annual percentage rates (APR) on installment loans that are as good, if not better, than anybody's. But that's not good enough. • So we've knocked 10% off our APR But wait, there's more. SERMONETTE Somewhere on a calenqar I noted that Wednesday, Oct. 16 w as Boss' Day, a day set aside to honor your employer or super.:isor. Some may feel a little repulsive towards their boss or foreman . A boss Is oomeone placed In position of authority to see tha 1 things get . In most church ' bodies, tlr pastor or rector l• considered In general the head of It or rne wh:> !J!rhaps has the rtnal say. In a case where the .pastor Is not a true man of God's Word, he may be dismissed by the church, but notjustwsted for no good rea son unless It's God's will that he seek another mission . A good boss Is oot just someone who shouts commands but he ts a leader. Jesus Chnst who was God's Son and m outhpiece on earth, never ·really commanded anyone. He was a coordin ator, leader instructor, and with his godly wlsmm utilized every psychologlcai aspect of leadership. Satan has no real authority over anyone except those who let him. God Almighty, maker of all, Is the real true and . only Boos, If you wUI, of the entire universe. He Is the One to declare that time shall be no more andsetthe hour for Christ's return . There . are those woo like to treJucte others, but In the.md God will judg0 true 'and just. He Is my llols truly. I'm glad H e Is the final Judge 1 wouldn't have it any other way.- Rev. Dr. Robert Persons. · SAVE AN EITUO.S%. *Wagoneer *Cherokee ·*Comanche We11 take another 0.5% off your APR if your loan payments are made through an automatic deduction from a Central Trust checking aocount. Farr enough? Fair enough. Large Selection Ready For Delivery! (Fact~ry Sponsored) 5 w .itl h ave s(X'Cd. versatility and defense through out the order . The Ca rds' I'Ot ation allows three starts for the 21 -gamc w inning Tudor. And no1 oven the erratic performance of .Joaquin And ujar and the sore elbow of Danny Cox appears especially significant . From a strategic v iew, the Series may revolve around Kansas City's left-han ded trio of Jackson, Bud Black and Charlie Leibrandl . May We Stop r done. P~ge begins Saturday at KC 0!) Saturday ritght , the Kansas . City Royals and, the · St. Louts Cardinals open the !lrst all·Mlssouri World Series In 41 years. By all measures, it figures to produce the • same result: a St. Louts victory. Their reluctance to pllch to him After all, what can the Royals created scoring opportunities tl)at throw at a team except-teft·handed helped Kansas City rebound from a · pitching and a hitting Zeus named 3-1 series deficit. George Brett? Behind Brett, however, the Roy· Consider the Cardinals' counter· als look thin. For one thing, this offer: year• s Series includes no designated - a pitching staff that went 84.{) hitter, putting Hat McRae on the with a ninth-Inning lead. bench. -'-a shortstop In Ozzte Smith who CatcherJtmSundhergemergeda could retire lhe Gold Glove Award. playoff star wtth 6RBI but he hit only - a lineup that Includes five ,167. Furthermore, the best thing switch-hitters. anyone can say about BretSaberha· -a cleanup hitter in Jack Clark gen's pitching hand It that It's not who two days ago almost hit a ball broken. He absorbed a comebacker beyond tbe perimeter of Chavez In Wednesday night's pennant Ravine. "It' snot just one guy," said Clark, whose tbree-run, ninth-inning 00. mer brought the Cardinals a pennant-clinching victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. ''On our team it's a different guy every day," The Cardinal balance looks stronger than the Brett blast. Nevertheless, when the Cards' John m. Baptist Convention. David Bryan, Sr., Ml· nlster. Sunday School 10 a.m .; Morning worship !I a.m.: Evening worship 7p.m.; Wednesday evening Bible study and prayer meeung 1 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, 51. Rt124 and co. Rd.~- Mark Seevers, minis· ter. SunOay ScHoo! Supt. Harry Hen· drlcks: sunday Schoot9:30 a.m.: Morning warship 10:30 a.m.: Even ing warship 7 p. m. Wednesday worship 7 p.m . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Carner Sycamore and Serond Sts .. Po· meroy. The Rev. William Mlddleswarth. pstar. Sunday SChool9: 45 a.m.: Oturch serviCf' 11 a.m . SACRED HEART CHURCH , Msgr. Anthony Giannamore. Pt~ . 992-5898. Satur· day Evening Mass 7 :30 p.m.; Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. and 1Q a.m. Confessions one halt hour bE'fore each Mass. CCD clllsses, 11 a.m . Sunday. . VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd Sl. , Mlddlepon. James E . Keesee, pastor. Sunday t:OOrntng worsllip JO .a .m.: Even· ..J ng service 7 p.m.: Wfdnesday evenlng worship 7 p.m. Visitation, Thursday 6: ll p.m. MORSE OIAPEL CHURCH- Gary Holter, pastor. Sunday School. JO a.m .: worship servicE', U a.m.; prayer mertlng, 7:ll p.m. Thursday. LIVING WORD CHESTER CHUKL.tt s OF GOD- Gilbert Spencer, pastor. un· day School 9:Jl a.m.; Morning service 10:00 a.m.; Sunday evening sE'rvlce 7:00 p. m .; Mid-week prayer st>rviCt"' Wednesday 7 p.ffi . MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Lawrenc-e Bush . pastor. Max Folmer , Sr. Su~t. Sunday Sc hool and Morning worship 9 s d 7 : a.m.; un ayevenlngserv!C(', p.m.: Youth mef'tlng and Bible Study. Wednesday, 7 p.m. UNITED FAITH CHURCH. Rt. 7 on Po· mercy By-Pass. R<'V. Robt"rl E . Sml1h. Sr. • pa stor. Melvin Drake. s. s. Supt. sunday SChool9: 30 a.m .: MorntnQ: worship 10:30; EverilnJZ Worship 7: .'Ml p.m .; Wednesday Prayer S(>rvlce, 7: 30p.m. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad St ., Mason. Sunday &hooiiO a.m.; Morn· ing worship 11 a.m.; Evt>nlng sf.lrvlce6 p. m . Prayer mpellng and Bible Study Wed d 7 _;n;;es_;;;;a;_;Y.;,·;.,;.;P·.;,m;_.----------~------------, 1..----------------------------J ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy· Harrisonville Rd . Robert Purtell , minist(•r; Steve Stanley, S. S. Supt. : Bil l McEI· roy , Aut.Supt. ; SundaySchool9:l}a.m .: Worship servi cE' 10: 30 a.m .; Evening wor· ship Sunday 7 p.m. and Wednes~a y , 7 p.m. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHU!lCH. PI,_ Grove. The Rt>v. Wl!llam Mlddleswarth , pastor. Churth se-rvlc-€' 9:ll a. m.; Sunday SchoollO:ll a.m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. • Brown's Fire & Equipment ~~~e.~:;d 1 ' SENnNEL 3:5 thing to worry about at a time, but it sel· The Servi<:e ' . I THE DAILY lean not unto thine own understanding." - Proverbs ~ · - LOCUS I & Beet:h Street 992-9921 Middleport "Trust in the Lord with all thine heart ; and WAID CROSS TRINITY CHURCH. Rov. W. H. Pmin. p:.1stor. Droi:JI(' &ick., Sunday School Supt. Churrh SC'hool9: 15 a.m.: Worship Servle lO:ll a.m. Choir l"t'hearsal, TUesday, 7: :J) p.m. under d1J't1ctkm of Lois Bun, . . ' , ol Columbus, 0 . 804 W. Main 992· 2318 Pomeroy Pomerov Let God have your life; He can do more with it than )'OU can. . '!M Prescriptions •., Nalionwide Ins. Co . 216 s. Second 'Show-Me~ series . KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) Beware Ibis "Show-Me" Series. It could wind up showing how little the experts know. By The lnterest~d Businesses Listed On This Page. TEAFORD ~EALTY P. J. PAULEY, AGENT John F. Fultz, Mgr. Ph. 992·2101 ~~!~ Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio SEE YOU SAVE. Assume a IZY.t APR. f!al'\ ltmr IIIII Mnnry Sale wmt!d ll'lilk 12 0 -1 2 10.8 .- \ nnn;ll l'l·l•L·nl.l l!l" 1,', 111 • \ 111111 ' tll" .. .,fl .\ 1'1\ • I \ I 'I~ I r �. . . ·. ! ' •.. , ' . Friday. October 18. 1985 Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomerov Middleport, Ohio . ···- . . . .' . .... PomQfoy-Middleport, Ohio Friday. October 18, 1985 LOCUST AND PEARL ST. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Community calendar/ area happenings FRIDAY LONG BOTTOM - Revival continues at Long Bottom United Methodist Church, services at 7: :Jl P·'J'· thrOugh Oct. 18; special music, Rev. Jim Stewart, evangelist. RUTLAND -The Itomlc Sounds wlll provide music for a danre to be held Friday from 8 to 11 p.m . at the Rutland Civic Center. Admission will be $2 a single; $3 couple. SATURDAY RUTLAND - Public auction by Rutland Civic Center atthe a>nter, 7 p.m. Saturday. TUPPERS PLAINS - - The Tuppers Plains School fall carnival will be held Saturday beginning at s p.m. A soup supper will be held In conjunction with ihe carnival start· lng at 4: :Jl p.m. and running throughout the carnival. There will be a variety of activities Including games, disco, cake walk and the awarding of door prizes. SUJI!DAY HARRISONVILLE - A garden tractor pull will be held at 1 p.m. KeeseeBarkman Sunday at the Scipio Township Volunteer Fire Department quarterslnHarrisonville. Welghtclasses are900, lOOJandllOO. Enteyfeels$3. MONDAY POMEROY _ Meigs County Churchesri.ChrtstMen'sfellowshlp at Bradford Church o!Chrtst, 7p.m. Monday; truck wlll be loaded for Grundy Mountain Mission School. ' POMEROY - Homecoming at RACINE _ Racine ETO rneets Monday 7: :Jl p.m. at the school. Bobble Ord, superintendent of the Snuth~rn Local School Dlstrtct speakontheupcomlng)<ovy.Histalk wlll be followed by a time for will Barkman. the late Arthur and Donna The wedding will take place at 2: :ll p.m. Saturday at the Middleport First Baptist Church. Music will precede the ceremony. A reception wlll be held In the church social room Immediately following the wedding. _ ·• POMEROY - Southern Athletic Boosters meet Monday, 7:30p.m. at the high school. worship at 9:45 followed ~Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. A basket dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m. with an afternoon service at 1: lltofeaturea musical program with local talent. Cl"SSI' IDS. sure Ia nat raault&~ n I!II'rI!ID li STAHL'S CHJRISTMAS R,<\CINE - Sunrise Singers of Chester to present a program at7: 30 p.m. Sunday at the Racine United Methoillst Church. Revival starts at the Racine church Monday through Oct. 26 with Rev. ·James Ctrbltt as evangelist. SHOP Little Hocking, Ohio . . , OCTOBER 19-27 --- MT, HERMON - Re"'lval servl· ces start Sunday at Mt. Hennon United Brethren Church, Texas Community, 7:30 each evening through Oct. Z7 with Rev. Bob Blaine as evangelist. LARGE .EGGS ~~~~~ , I Mondly thru Fridoy- 9 A.M .• 8 P.M. Soturday- 9 A.M.- 5 P.M. Sundly- 2 • 5 P.M. 9 P.M. til 1 A.M. I r:=========~====--------:--------~--,----------========== n: ®j . i { -( ~- . r(r y ' Don't mlas our Spirit of Christmas 5-K Run on October 26. "OCTOBER FUN AND FEST DAY" SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19th -8 A.M. til·lO P.M. ONLY Fun, Excitement &Savings!_You Can Have It All!- DOZ. We're easy to find. Follow Ohio Route #50 & #7, and tum rlg:t at the Intersection .of Ohio Route #555. Let us elp you make this a Christmas to remember. Round & Square Dancing· * A LIFT YOUR SPIRITS HIGHI Enjoy the sights and sounds of Christmas ai never before In the most beautiful Christmas store we've ever had. 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Se· D ........ ·~~-A-~l._!L> SUPERIOR E·Z CARVE A style show of fall clothing and accessories from several local stores highlighted a recent meeting of the Women's Fellowship of the Meigs County Churches of Christ held at the Zion Church. Clothing and accessorieS from Elberfl'lds, Dan's, Glnza, and Chapman Shoes were used In the revue. Vada Hazelton led In group singing, and Pat Arnold had the opening prayer. PlanlstwasMaryln Wilcox. A skit was presented by -- Marge Purtell and Kate Johnson. Ida Murphy presided at the meeting and appointed a nominal· ing committee. At the close fl. the meeting Peggy Brlckles sang "Jesus. Lord of All." Next meeting wU be held Thursday at the Bradbuey Church of Christ and Include a reunion of old officers. Cards were signed for the sick and shuttns. Refreshments were served by the host church. Tom and Mary AnnMyersof31471 State Route 325, Langsville, are announcing the birth of their daughter, Carrie Elizabeth, born Sept. :Jl, at the Holzer Medical Center. She weighed six pounds, 11 ounces and was :aJ Inches long. Paternal grandparents are NelUe and Andrew Myers or Langsville. Maternal grandmother is Thelma Garrett of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Myers have two other children, Leigh and Andy. SATURDAY ONLY 8 A.M. til 10 P.M. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS AND WIC COUPONS PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, OCT. 19TH ONLY Fellowship meeting held Myers birth announced ' TELEPHONE 992-3471 11 ,------=====:=!;==-----__:_::_..:::.:_~:::__:::::::==:=:::::==::;::=:::::=:==:~ =="='=:::Church wlll be held Sunday with RT. 33, ATHENS, OHIO MIDDLEPORT - Plans have been completed for the open church wedding of Verenla Keesee, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. James Keesee, _and Don Barkman, son of questions and discussion and all parents of Racine school are encouraged to attend. the Morning Star United Metmdlst . The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 ---------· ENJOY SEVERAL KAHNS CORN DOGS & COCA-COLA •VAUGHAN'S WAGON RIDES •FREE FUN GAMES AND PRIZES •SAMPLING OF PUMPKIN ICE CREAM •DEMONSTRA TIONS AND SAMPLES OF FRESH PRESSED APPLE CIDER • �- Page-8-The ua111v Sentinel October 18. 1985 The· Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 Or Wnlt D11llr Stnbntl Cln1rltfti Dflll Ill Court St . ' NOTICE OF SALE By vtrtue of an Order of Sale iaalad out of the Common Plooo Cwrt of Meoge Cwnty, Ohio, ., the case of Home Na· uonal Bank. Racme Ohto, PtaWitiff. againtt Frank Imboden and Lora Mae Imboden . Et AI , Dofendents, upon a judgment 1hero11 rendlrod. being Case No B5-CV-86 "' seid Court I will offer for sale. at the front door of the Coun HouH '" Pomeroy, Meigs County OhiO, on the 8th day of Novembe•. 1986 at 10:00 o'clock the folk>w11g lands and tenements, to· Wit TRACT NO 1 Sttuate tn the Township of Sutton, ., the Cou ntv of Meigs and of Ohto Betng lots Numbered Four 14) and Seven 171 in Palmyra Wolfe's Addition to the lncporated Vtllage of Ractne, Metga County, Ohto . Roloronoo is h-y hod to ·Cortificotolor Tr. .for of Reel EIIOte tn the E...te of Ma!V L .Cmw, Deceoaod, dotad No19th, 1954. and ,.. corded on Volume 1BO, Page 671 of tho Roconls of Doads of Meigs C...nty, Ohio. Refer.mt:e 11 further Nd to Certificate for Transfer of Real Estate'" the Estate of Charles B. Crow, deceased, P~blic Notice County of Mrugs, 1n the State of Ohio. and bounded and descr~bed as follows Parcel No 1· The folloWing real estate af'tuata ., 1he Cwnty of Meigs, in the Slllto of Ohio. ., tho TownshiJ of Sutton of tho Oh10 Compeny'o Purchase, 8nd bounded and dostribad as lollowo. vix Begmning 11 a poll twonty-th,.. chains and fifty-lour links South of the southwest corner of whot wao formerly G. Bridgam.,·s 50 ecrebtl1100 Acre Lot No. 294, Town Two. Range Twelve. lhonco East "'"" chaN and 01ghty-eight links to a post; !hence South MYen d1ain1 and thl'ly·sax lenks to posllf"l the We:rt ine of IIOid 100 aero lo~ thonoe North oeven ch0111 8nc1 thirtylour lmks to tho place of beginntng, contawung 7'/4 acres. Parcel No 2 The follow · ing real estate Situate '" the County of Metgs. in the State of Oh10. and bounded and descnbed as follows, VUI Beginn"cf at a ..,st thirryfour cha101 nlflety·three links South of tho Southwest comer of what was tormerty G, Bridgeman's 50 acre lot in 1 00 Acto Lot No 294, Town Two, Range Twetve. thence East ntno chatns eighty-eight South dated July 1st, 1955, and lour chllnllhirty-liveltnks to a •fecorded tn Volume 183, chestnut Ollie stulf1), thence ·t>age 449 of tho Records of south 44 112 degr..,. West 1 26 Dead a of Metgs County, Ohio. TRACT NO 2 Sttuate tn the Townshtp of Sutton 3 Announcements . MEIGS CO. FARM ·BUREAU ANNUAL MEETING TUES., . OCT. 22, 1985 CHESTER GRADE SCHOOL 7:17 P.M. STEAK DINNER TICKETS Adults 13.00 ChildRJn 11.00 CALL !192-2181 Or Conllct 992-2181 or any Board Member lor . Tickets & Resmations. 8 Public Notice NoncE OF PUBUC HEARING Tho Meiga County Comlflia. 010non intt~~dato apply eo tho Ohio Dtpertmont ol Devolopmont lor funding under the of tho C...rt Hwoo In Pomt· Community Development Public Notice -State Po"'tror. Otno csn• Public Notice Public Sale & Auction links 1o • post 1hWK:11 lmkl to a stone, thence West rune duwts tturteen l11kl to 111 post 1n West l11e of said 100 acre lot, thence North frve Publt'c Nott'ce Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO SHERWOOD L. MEREDITH, ET AL.: Platnt1tfa, - VSCHARLES WATKINS , ET AL . re11dence are unknown to the Plamhffs; you are hereby notified that you have been named Defendants In a legal act1on entitled Sharwood L. Meredith, Et AI • Platntiff vs Charles Watk•ns. E1 AI De· tendanh. Th11 action has bean as11gned cue number 11 County, Ohio pending for panition of the real estate here•nafter de1cr1bad as follows Tho folloWing doecnbed reel estate li1Uatad in the Town- ship of Chester, County of Meogt end Steto of Ohio. Being the undivided 59/ 60 port of tho lolowing 100lostete •tuatad in Section No 4, No 2, Ronge No. 13 of Che- Townah.,, Metgo Ohio, and more perdelcribod •follows center of road at d crourolda .' ' home of Dock Rod Sa•d parc::el appre118d at Parcol #1 $11,000.00. Parcol #2 &1 .30000 Total S12.300 00 Terms of Sile. Cash The reel estate cannot be sold for less than two·thtrdJ of the appnused value Howard E Frank. Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohto (10)4, 11, 18, 3tc ANTIQUE AUCTION :. SUNDAY, OCJOBER 20, 1985 l~OO P.M. Howell's Grole Park, Belpre, Ohio Chamber of Commerce Building. Walnut marble top dresser, walnut stdeboard, oak highboy, oak rocker, oak bookcase, break front cupboard , oak flatwall cupboard, 2 1ron beds, oak library coffee table·, woven bottom chms, Sellers oak k1tchen cabmet. oak stands, oak wash stand, parlor chan, ben ches, cabmet base , oak case w1th slldmg glass doors, med1cme cabmet, tars, 25 gal. llonahos other stone Jars, glassware, 011 lamps, gas lights, pictures &frame s, 'F1esta ware , broad aK spunge, Ware pitcher, w1cker basket tools, saws, and lot of m1sc 1tems CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME Not responsible for acc1dents . ' , thence South 38 do- ' . ' ' ' 54 Misc . Merchandise Absolutely the Best Alignment Mon In the hreo. Complete Cor 5ervl(e, Lube Jobs, Oil Change, Tune-Ups, Broke Jobs, Mufflm. Try us, we (On do 11 brllrr. MGM FARM CITY SERVICE STATION •use 30°/o OFF CHOOSE YOUR PAYMENT PlAN •NO MONEY DOWN •90 DAYS SAME AS CASH •NO PAYMENT Till DECEMBER. •SPECIAl DISCOUNT FOR CASH WORTH A TRIP FROM ANYWHERE !BRING YOUR PICKUP! OLD TIME HEATING CO. 8 mile• below G111ipoli• on Rt. 7 OPEN DAILY 12 TO 7 P.M.; SUN. 12 TO 5 P.M. operating and prQducing, Alao rateMng to tho State of Ohio tho use of "'""""' flowing through Aid Iondo or mUlling IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO DIAMOND SAVINGS AND uponthooameondoomuchof tho bonks th-1 u may be LOAN COMPANY, Successor 1n Interest to -~ '' lor eudt enJOyment and the protectiOn of such Athens CClJnty Savngs and lb'elms from erosion, con tamLoan C ompeny PI · tiff ' inatlon or deposit or atn aechment." • VI. N JEAN BURNSIOE, atal.. Defondamo Deed Reference Volume 21B, Page 302 Meigs County Deed Records. - NOTICENOF ~fEV_:_197 Except from the move ~~= ~raJ;.:ce:,.,: ~~;;: ~:::~ Octobe; 15, 19B5 . 608 E Matn POMEROY,O. 992· 2259 GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. pond. Rac:me area. 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOllE on 3 lots 1n Syracuse. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 9-30-11 2 BEDROOM. all electriC HOME NATIONAL BANK Real Estate General NEW LISTING - Stately 2 story home tn lown 7rooms, 3 bedrooms, I\\ balh s. basemen! , mce fronl settm g porch Wanls $25,900 00 NEW LISTING - Home m Mtddleporl Partly remodeled bul ready lor lhe handyman Thts I\\ story home ts tn good netghborhood and has 3 bedrooms ntce porch Barn and other butld tngs Deer also $22,000 00. NEW USTING- Double lot tn Middleport Plus a mce I ~ stOI'f floor plan, 2 bedroom house tn a good neighborhood Slomge butldtng and also a garden space Good condtt1on $29,900 00 REALTORS Henry E Cleland, Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Oolite Turner 992-5692 Jo Hill 985-4466 AW BARGAIN - Sou schools, 4 rm!.. lurnace, ful l base ment. carpeltng & good Slle lot Only $LO,OOO REAL NICE - lg wood burnmg ftreplace, Jamtly nn .. full basement, loads iJ storage & closels, 3 ~Rs 2 lull balhs, dbl garage, & 2 49 acres BEAT WINTfRI BUY &FIX UP NOW CALL 992·3325 •SeWage Systems •Water & Gas Ltnes •Water Well Ortlilng •Trucking Call: .. 742-"~•••T RENT A CAR CALL SALES & SERVICE "W• Rill F11 l•n" U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO 446-4522 U-SA~E AUTO RENTA~ St. Rt. 160 'Mort~ 8tlllpoll•, Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR AlsQ Transmission Dundee New Replacement Ports For Trucka And Can (Sa1lsfoct1on guoranretd} PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE Byvirtueoi.,OrderofSole iosuad out of •Common •~ Plooo Court of .. _ , County, ,.,""l:J' Oh'u• ·In t~ nu case of Tho Horne National 18M RIICIIl ' o Ohu' ' ' ' Plaintiff. agllflst Barbera R T lbon 1 n-'--da a • et 8 ·• ~"'" nta, upon a judgment therein randorad. being Case No. 84-CV341 ., uld Court 1 will offer lorsato,atthetrontdooroftho Cour1 H01.111 in Pomaruy, Meigs County, otuo, Cl"l the22 t() duve the vehn:le of your No Do•n Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON IHW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 "VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING "BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Hames Buill '' Free Estrmates" VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •ln11ulation •S1orm Doors •Storm Wmdows •Replacement W1ndows •New Roofing "FK!t l!TIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 7 LINDA'S MEXICAN ·POnERY AND GIFTS 349 N. 2nd Middleport, ·oH. 9-20-1 mo. Television listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All 'Ages Cl z i LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist X: - z (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8-13 tin ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 After 5 c• . l42·2027 . . . EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR - SIDING CO. VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gutter Wor1< Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area &Mel 20 years "Fre, lllimatei" lnstalliitl.- Available • 4 / Hn "Free Estimates" CAll COllECT: Ph. 11114) 843-5425 9/12/2 mo. pd. 304-67S-6276 l· l lin - Rooftng •nd gu"er work work (free Esttmates} V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio . 11811c RE,AIR SERVICE ·SHADE, OHIO Anything That Has To Do With A Mobile Home. No Job Too Small or Too Big. We Do Satups and Underpinning "Special Rates far Senior Citiuns" PHONE 1614) 992-6 DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER, SEPTIC S¥STEMS, WATER. GAS & SEWER LINES , RECLAMATION, PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 41412 CIVIC CENTER ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Stan From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS . Ralme. Oh . Ph. 614-843-519L 10-6 lie •Y•• Call 614-448-3199 PH. 742·2629 24 10110/1 mo pd pies. 1 male and 1 female to give to good ho,... 614-9B5 3910. Malamute to giveaway. H11 shots. good natured, lova · 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 73-79 ford Tr. 73 -10 Chewy Tt. 73-79 ford Tr. Doors ............ ......... '13S 10-85 ford Tr. Ooor1 ................$145 71-79 ford Tr. IO~In~l~~;;i"i;: ... · $S2.50 Hooct1 ............ ......... '14S 13-IS ford Ianger Hoodo .....:........ .... .... 1130 Il-lS ford Ianger Grilles ···-·· ........... '75 hnden .... .... ... .... '41 Doors .. .!!..•••..•.... 1100 73-10 Chewy. Tr. Hoodo ................ IISO 7314 Chewy Tr. 73 -ltm(h~;Y ·;:;: ....... 570 Gr~lleo ............... 131 SO 7! -79 Chewy. Tr. Rocker Panel! ........ .... '25 73·79 Chewy. lr. Cab Corners ..... .... ....... '20 New a!WI Ftndan ........... .... ...... ,141 Auto Glass-tate Model Porh AUTO PARTS 10-8-tfc 9-13-ttn Ohio Wanted To Buy clean used cars Jim Mink Chev -Oids Inc B1ll Gene Johnson 614 -446-3672 & wood coal heater• SWAIN'S FURNITURE, 3rd & Olivo St Gallipolis. Call 614-446 -3159 1- - - -- -- - Want 1o buy manuel lire To sail Avon. Call Merdyn COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Bodo, iron, 8 Lost and Found coma, ring•, J&welry.aterllng ware, old coins, large cur· rency Top priCes Ed Bur· ke11 Barber Shop. 2nd Ave Middleport, Oh 614-9923476 FOUND Koyo on Rt . 654. Wanted uaed washers, dry· Poaslbly house &: car. Call 614-367-0181 era. refngeretors , ranges, sweepers, wortc1ng or not Call 304-578-2921 . FOUND Automobile part 1-'' - - - - - - - - - THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP JO'S GIFT SHOP f11 All Vw Prilllwg N,;, Rt. 124, Syraruse, Oh. FREE Orignial Cabbage Patth Doll "Register To Win" Our Christmas Toys Are Rt 7, front of Nationwise PIUS: Olftu Suppli., & Copy StrwltM, Etc. I0% Down Will Hold For Christmas Gifts 15 5 Mill St., M•ddloporl I01 lllulbtrry A•, Pomoroy Shop Early and Save 992-3345 3/2/lln WATER WELL DRILLING We guarantee water or no charge. 30 years experience. Call 614·7422146. Also dozer work at "12 Varieties of Pin a" *SUBS *SANDWICHES *LASAGNA *SPAGHETTI 34 9 N. 2nd 614-742-3018.9/27/1mo Middleport, OH. PH. 992-3559 . pd Found In Ru11end, Main St , mens preacnption glasses. bifocals 2380 loti large bleck -wh1te cat, male. b11sen hound , black · wh1te, tan, name Sam < ' ' ' ' SWEEPER and sew1ng m•chine repair, parts . and tupphes Pick up and delivery . Dav11 Vacuum Cleener. one half mile up 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. PHONE 992-7075 Now $e,~ing All Of Meigg .tounfg f ' ~ snd $unounding' Ates 9/ 20/ 1~ Goorgeo Crook Rd 814 -446-0294 Call Shoo1mg ma1ch Galha Co. Gun Club Every Sunday 1PM , Buckrldgo Absolutely No hunting or trespas11ng on W•lham Watt property behind. Galllo Co atrport 7 Yard Sale ----··aaiiiiioiii________ _ & Vicinity off 141 at Cen1enary on Lincoln Pika Fall & winter clothing, tooll, fOWOitfV , crochet items, pant, dithes, blue & Fenton glass . lo1s more. 10 t1l 6 4 Family Yard Sale 3 mt South from GallipoliS on Rt 7, Sat. Oct. 19 . Racine Gun Shoot . spon- sored by Racine Gup Club . TOWN & COUNTRY VnEIINAIIAN WANT ADS ARE dUMPING WITH BARGAINS Paul (CUT OUT fOR FUTURE USEI SMAU AIIIMAL IIOUIS KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Mon.-Wod.-fhur1. 3-S pm THUOI. 6:30·1: Fri. 1·2 pm Saturday 10-11:30 'tllt 985-3561 PH. 304-675-2441 .All Maku •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrtgerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4·5 ltc CUNIC f. Shockey, DVM PT. PLEASANT OfFICE 305 Jack- bt. LAIGI AMIIAL I SUIGEIY IY APPT. BEND AREA CALL Ripley OHice For Hours Every Sunday, beginning at Too busy 10 have a party '" orders and rece1ve " FREE" gtfts from Merrt· Mac!l Call W W 8 C . Belly Chapel consider mobile horne trade •n Coii614-446-803B Asa111ant Manager trainee We have 3 openmga for aggreu1ve mature 1nd1vidual who CJ,~ahfy to train as Asail1ant Managers. Oppor· tunlty to eom t250 to 8300 per weak . Major company. no experience , prefer our own methods. car helpful Apply at 417 2nd . Ave . Room 1B. between B 30AM to 10.00AM, Mon -Sat teen years expenence Call 614-992-7314 Nursing oere tn private home Room for two pa· tienta $600 a month Call 614-992-3595. W1ll babys11 1n my home Very roltable . 304-676 2973. Would care for elderly per· son in their home day or ntght, 8)1C refrences, phone 304-576-2060 16 Schools Instruction $20,000 yearly posstble Prepare at home for Post Off1ca JOb 1es11 Wnte· Fed 135135 J), P 0 Box 3006, Han10sburg, MS 39403. 10le Call814-245 -9264 W1ll baby11t In my home, between hours 7AM to 5PM. fullorparttml8 . Phone 304-675 -1317 Financia l bdr , 1 'h baths, gaa heet. new carpet. excellent cond. 1 atre w11h house, 2 bdr , rural water, septic tank , mobile home hookup . $6 ,950 0175 Cell 614-3BB · Call614-446 -1358 3 bdr house for sale. Call 614 -446 -3178 3 bdr on Chatham Just remodeled tns1de & O ~,J t. hke new cond . CA. $25 900 Call 614-446 4B80 Beauttful VIBW of Ohto A•ver 12 vear old smglo family bi-level home Bn ck and frame on 2 9 acres 3 bedroom, 2VJ: baths Fire~ place m hvmg and fam1ly rooms Two car garage C1ty school d1stnct 1n Clay Twp 6 ,.4 m1les south from Gallipoht City hmits off St At 7 Assumable fnted 9% loan 6PM or weekends. Shop. Yt mile eut of Harrt · sonvHia on SR 143 Coke water bed, loU mora so come on oul7 miles out 180 baking and decorating for every occasion Over 160 from HMC. off Claltc Chapel Rd. Oct. 18, 19 , & 20 . different typal of pons, tops , and candy moldo. Nostloo condy malta •1 79 lb Call 814-742 -3033. MOBILE HOMES MOVED. Garage Sale 2 Family New items. Christmas gifts 4 mi E Porter Rt. 664 George Residence Billy Frt & Sot. Insured, reasonable retea Call 304-678-2338. No1ict, no hunting or treJ· piilling on Dans · C. Durtt PJOfl*rty , Garage Selo Matemlty· beby clothoo, boys-glrlo, acceooorioo. Lola of mloc Rt. 180 across from N G H.S Fri. & Sat must be accura1e with figurea. and have 1 11neere concern for the low Income experiencing a hea1 Nlited emergency This Is a part• time position with flexible hours, working 20 hours per weak for alx months The " Business Man •• Own your own Steel Building DBIIer· ahip. MaJor manufacturer 11lectlng dealer In ava1lable area a. High potent ial profits· Part Time or Full T1me (3031759 -3200 EXT 24 07 rota of pay will be $4 33 per Own your ow n J ean · hour. The .closing date for this poeition will be October Spo'rtlweAr l..tl!idlas, Ch ild rena or Large Size store ' 100's of nat' l brands 23, 19B6 . Pleuo contact tho local Bureau of Employ- •16 ,900 includes t1 0,500 ment Sorvlcu Office. We lnvamtory. llxtureo, IUppllh are an Equal Opportunity Employer. 1nd more . Cell today! Mr Tate 704-274-5965 614-245 -9538 eftor &PM Mobile home 1976 NashUa 12x60. 2 br, alec heat, central atr, stove, refr1g , underpennmg 304 · 458 - 1817 60 h . Buddy house tra1(er 84 ,000 See B1ll Angell .or coll614-258-1984 Eureka, Ohio. 14x70 mobile home 3 bedrooms, 1V2 baths gas furnace Price reduced. Call 614 -949 -2358 1971 Flamongo 12 'x65 ' 3 lance ctty schoOl Call 614 - cond Must Soli 08B4 . 446 ·03BB 614 -44~ - By owner Remodeled 3 bedroom house on Rt 33 New F A furnace large lot 1973 Cameron 2 br •11 electrtc 86 ,3400 New un· By owner Sla1ely 3 bad · room house at 10 E St . Pomeroy. 6 wooded acres Family room, dining room , F A heat. 2 baths, base br. wood burner. underpenm~ g and porch Must s~l. dorponning. 304-8B2-2688 &23 ,000 Collect 614 -423 - after 3 p.m . 8289 1975 Holly Hills 12•65, 3 mont. gorogo $27 .000 Collect 614 -423 -62B9 12x24 dock porch, 60x100 combination res1dent1al · commercial rental property in Middleport. Priced m the low fort1es 2 ) Two umt duplex house on a stze lot 1n a nice area of Middleport Prtced m the m1d 1went1es 8oth propen1es generate positive cash flow and are tully occup1ed For ad dt t1onal 1nformat1on call aft er 6pm ot614 -992 7177 6 rooms and bath w1th 1 V2 acre Near Pomero y and Mtddleport Call 614 992 7453 For sa le by ow ner , 2 be dd11tanco of HMC Cell 614 1 00 p m FactOfV Choke12 room house on approx 1/ • 446-4449 guage shotguns. acre of land in Dutchtown. Tanner'1 Sat.Oct. 19,91ii71 - - - - - - - - Mlnersv tlle. Oh1o Pr~cad Tho Gollia-Molgl CAA Neaded lmmodtately 100 Porch & Yard Solo . Clotheo, Home Energy Auiltance redu ced . Call 614 - 992 people sarlou•ly lntereJted dloheo, etc Fri. & Set Oct 3 171 for more Information Program has an Immediate In looing weight. 1-800-992 18 & 19 . 627 3rd Ave, opening for an Intake fully occupied For addo 9991 Gallipolis, OHWorker' This position re· 1ionat Information call aftar House end approximately 1 quire• an individual that 6 p m at 814-992 -7177 acre for u le Apple Grove, Cake and Candy Supply Yard Sale Winter clothe•. works well under pressure, 304-875 -6406 Church Harvest Bazarr and Bake Sale. Haakina & 1969 V1ndale, 12x60, on rented lot. new elect furnance. AC, outbu1ldmg, low utiltt1es. axe cond. cAll br, refrig, stove, a c uc 8 lnvettmant- Rental Prop· wty For sale 1 )6 un1t combination reaidential commerctal rental property in Middlepon Pnced in the kJw forties. 21 Two umt duplex house on a sizelo1 in • nice area of Middleport Priced m the mid twen11es Both properties genera1e pos1t1ve cash flow snd are Coli 614 -446 - prooontlot 614-742-3033 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB - lnves1ment· Rental Prop LISHING CO reconvnendo er1y For sale 1 ) 6 umt oreu taken Call 303-7593200 •••. 2401 S4.950 0175 By owner 6 grooms, 2 baths, garage, ftrapla ce. axe neighborhood, walking dis 614-742-2007 On call posttion nursing ass11tants needed , expe · nence only Apply at Pine 1972 12•60 Champ1en 2 bdr , gas hea1 carpet through out, very clean, Call 614-245 -5818 corner lot Nelson Rd .. Ru tland call B•ll Willtamson at that you do business wtth people, vou know. and NOT to •nd money through the ma1l until you have investt· Call 514 -446 - 1974 Holly Park , 70xf4, Opportunity Business 1971 12K65 Oakbrook 3 two bedroom. N1ce applian ces and new carpetmg throughout A bargain et $10 ,600 May remain on Rental deluxe Main St , V1nton , Ohio In need of repatr Wtll sell for $10 .000 -;;:::-: -::-- : - - - - - 21 Call 514-448 call 1-304 273 -5046 6 room With bath Oak floors . famtly room equipped for wood burner, Steel bu1ldlng dealerJhlp with maJor manufacturer· sales & engtneering suppon Starter ads furntshed . Some Child cara needed imme · dtately weekdays. 7 00 to 3 30 Prefer you r home at this1nne wi1hin close driving Call 1973 New Moon 14x65 $5 ,BOO Call 614 -446 2000 after gated the offering Jackaon Pike, Galltpoh•. Oh No calls pleue clean 9290 eve 12 Store. 240 N College, Rio Grande, Oh Oct 16-1B, 1 PM to 8PM Ctost Cero Center. 555 614-256-1713 or 614-3792707 36 acres. house . 6 rooms. bath , workshop, garage, Rt 160 Selling cheap For mfor 3 bedrm , large k1tchen , 1 ba1h. ut11ity room & garage Wtll pamt tra1ler roofs, buy JUnk cers Al•o f~rewood for AVON . Soli Avon moke 45% Call 614-446-335B 12x60 tratler wtth 12x7 expando , AC. 011 heel, rented lot. wnh garden space. rural water Call underpinning, $12,500 9856 pollo, Oh 45631 304-875-5104 Call 614 379 2798 Golllo High School Reduced to $29,900 Call 614 -3BB- 1974 Bonanu , 12X66, 3 bdr, 2 bath, AC , OW, porch. B711 304-458-1904. 18 Wanted to Do Management trainee for convenience s1ore & de,i Apply n person at General Yard Sale Thurs 17th, Fri 1 Bth, 5th & 6th houtea iull By owner Must sell moved 3 bdr. ranch , one car garage , walking d1stance from North 3:00 or before 10·00 at 304-675-1696 Kepp Under_New Monogement (Formerly Giovunni's) Coll614-446-7360 Need babysttter part·t1me call Barb, Wed -Thurs after gency Inc , Pt Pleassnt Call Would the person who took my dogs from my property on Oct. 16th, pleue return $500 00 reward . Elmer 3 bedroom full basement eat·tn kitchen. carport , $2,500 & 1ake over pay · ments , Plants Subd1vis1on 1977 14x70 mobile home, 3 edrooms 2 baths , total electriC 10x20 awnmg, un derpmnmg & woodburner Four open terri1or1es, 5 starting Tuesday AVON nologist, weekdays. Send resume to box 300 1n care of the Galllpoli1 Daily Trib· une, 825 Third Ave , Galli- Chtlds pal Reward 304Caretaker to live m. Re · 875-3029. Homes for Sale par1tally furniShed , wood· burner ce1hng fan , a1r cbnd . porch & underpmning Call 614- 742 - One certified Medical Tech - hlo, 304-675 -43BO or 6756057 ~------------------------~~~20~-~~~~~~ 3 Announcements Help Wanted Coll614 3BB 8711 Prtcod to sell $39.600 Woll Serv1ces 11 LOST male Brit1any Span1al, reward $100 ,00, 1f found contact McClintock Wild· Announce men Is raLUESTREAK CAB CO. rmn loymenl collar end flea collar Call 614 -992-3933 Business Forms, ANGIE'S PIZZA 1------ - - - of Cuddl01. Wearing a black Stat1onlfr. Magneht !ignt. Rubber Stamps, Curs, Dolls, Guns & Much More ,. ~i_fts For Mom: Dad & Everyone Rt. 2 Box 296, Steolo Rd , .,d other tack. 304-882H Clagg Farm, Northup , 2762. OhiO S1lver and black male Poodle lost1n the vKamty of Monkey Run Answers to the name Furniture, Wtdding ond Graduat1on In Wanted to buy, used saddles 2 bdr New Moon $2 ,500 Real Estate 31 614 - 446 7200 alter 5 OOPM 614 -38B-B794 Buying daily gold, silver 876-73,19 or 875-5937 Mowrey 's In R1o Grande. new 3 bdr . full basment, nice lot Large rear decks w111'1 vall ey v1ew Puppiea and kittens. 304- Part Slame~e k1ttens 304- for Sale 304-676-3950 or 1-B00642-3619 675-2156. Log cabin. One day on Thura 32 Mobile Homes 1983 Jay Skyhne 2 bdr , total electr1c , underpinned, anchored down. privata rented lot, Centenary . Can stay 1f sold Interested call The army National Guard Situations Wanted Miller, Rt 2, Pomeroy, Ohoo 1- - - - - -- - 45789 or call 814-992- Vacancy for the elderly '" 7760 our home. Trained and . fif- big oil tank; Apply V. 4 mtloo Reduced a II bnck, formal dmtng and 1tv1ng rooms, 2 full baths. fam•ly room wnh f~replace , attached garage, 1 acre ground 304- 675 · Fall Spac1al furnit ure reu· pholstenng Th1s ISour 21st year servtng h1 county With the best 1n reupho lstering Cell now for Free Est1mate MONEY, MONEY, MONEYI Call 614-258 - your home? Why nouake up wood. cupboards, cha1rs, chests. baskets , dishes. atone JBrt. antiques, gold and silver. Wnte-M.O . only 304-675 1214. 5500 or 675 3B 24 roy, Oh•o 45769 The Armv Nat1onal Guard needs your pr10r m1h1ary service expertenca . Enhst now for par1· time montly paycheck, educatiOnal opportunities. retirement income, and much more. Call 2 story home. full baaement, detached garage, close to schools. hospital. grocery. 3 bedrooms upstatrs, living room, k1tchan, dm1ng room Good neighborhood New roof, many other Improve· ments Seu ous mqutr1e1 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S OUAL· ITY MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS . RT 35 PHONE 814 -4467274 304-675-4154 1---- - - - - - Call 304-675-1429 WANTED TO BUY used changer 6251 e register - alumni p!pea and 73 -10 Chevy Tr g blo. Call alter 8 00 on weokondo, 614-992-5939 Woavor, 304-BB2-2846 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 57B5 or 304-773-5430 2 Collie and Shepherd pup- We pay cash for late model 2 year old mala Alukan Mon. & Fri. 1- 4 pm Tues & Thurs. 7-9 pm - Piumbmg and electrical B&D MOBILE HOME J&F 'CONTRACTING Wl BIU MEDICAl£ ANI 01HER INSURANCE Bidwell, Oh 46614 614367-772B. acuso Coli 614-992-5324 614 742 3147 or 614-99 25006 Upholstery part -ttme monthlv pay check, PLUS quahf1ed members coukf earn more Homes for Sale 3431 or 675 -3030. PAIR , ba ck to school d1s· counts, tree es11mahu. Ward's keyboard, 304- 676· Galha Dealers $3.00 , buy- can prov1da you with a era Free Joe Jonas, Rt. 1, Pro fesstonal Services PIANO TUNING AND RE- Magnoha Nit• at 814 9923561 sales."" Licensed Ohio and West Virgtnta 304 · 773· 3577. RUTLAND the things free? Have a party of $160 and rece1ve S40 tn free merchandise or have a book party and rece1ve the same Sp qu11e worry1ng and book e _party nowl Call 3 free k1tten1 mixed Blue 4 man . old mala mhced breed dog 1o give away. loves children Call 614 - 992- ROOM 103 43 Pino St., Gallipolis CARPENTER SERVICE - Concrete work PREGNANCY TEST Toy and Gfft Party and get all 614-388-9661 Cast iron bath tub to give away. You haul away Call IRosulto in 30 Minutes) We Deliver YOUNG'S - Addon1 •nd remodeling " Out of Town Customers Call Collect •Home Oxygen •Hospital Beds •Wheel Chairs BOWMAN'S HOME CARE MEDICAL SUPPLY 992-2196 POINT PL!AIANT, W.VA. 8 mtles from Pomeroy-Mason Brtdle SINGL£ $24.9S •L1ve entertamment ' Free HBO •Restaurant .Olympic Pool A.A.A. • Old T1me Traders Day Every Sat & Sun Sell or trade anything 7 mt N of Holzer Hospital or out 160 at North Ave .. GallipoliS, 0 Hto 614446-0B40 Wa-t er wel ls drtlled and serVICed Pnce sonrequ est Call than $20.000 In educational RICK PEARSON AUCTIO- benolito ENLIST NOWI Call NEER SERVICE Estate. 304-675-3950 or 1-800· farm, antique, liquidation 642-3619 4 small breed pupptes Call FlEE CONFIDENTIAL CARRIERS WHEN ELIGIBLE Middlepon. Ohto 1-13-lfc ' A System Can Be Designed For You Gllfl! US A CAU 614-667-6235 ar 667-3074 614-446-72$3 PAT HILL FORD K1 . 62 !OU1H Bentl,typo dog & 3 IX'PB- Call 814 -387-0544 between 5 & 6PM We ~ave Many Other Dishes To Choose From SAlES & RENTALS We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. ~ 9' SPUN ALUMINUM ....... :.................... 11265 10' 2" DOUBLE DIPPED STEEL MESH .... 11350 10' ALUMINUM MESH .... ...................... 11395 11' ALUMINUM MESH .......................... 11595 ? PREGNANT? RADIATOR SERVICE 1-1-tfc 01110 814-992-6071 ~129 / lln Far111 E•ulp•••t Parte &Ser~lee TUPPERS PLAINS. 3/ 11 / tfn 949-2263 or 949-2969 Authonzed John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hoe Farm Equipment Dealer 2 makt yellow kittens. 2 mo old. Call614-256-9359 Public Sale & Auction Need money? Otd you know that there 1s a place 1n Galhpoha where you can borrow S1 00 $10 00, S1 00 00. etc. ees•lv w•thout red t ape of the large loan ms11tutions1 On the spot loans w1th no wa1t1ng or credtt check s, us1ng your personal bafongmgs as collateral Only 5% interest Call or vtsl1 today Frank s Pawn Shop 430 Second Worned about Christmas? How are you going 10 get tho thmga the k1ds want? Why not have a Frtendly Home Yard Sale good Cell 6143BB-B449 8 2 large bedroo ms, new kitchen and laundry , complete with appliances, newlv remodeled , an cond1t1on ed, large lol, former McBnde residence. College Rd .• Svr 23 Insurance office. Experience and l1cense preferred but no1 requ~red For more informa tion . wrhe to Off1ce Man ager, 100 Umon Ave, Pome- 614-387 -77B1 HOME OWNERS -Reftnanco Uon, et614 -742 -3113 9.00 · 7. 3203 Jackaon Ave. Wanted: Lody to work In 2 puppies, % Pakenese Call No Sunday Calls Gutters · Downspouts Gut1or Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES We Also Carry ~siting Supplies. l'~r- IUSINESI PHONE (6141 ,992-6550 PHONE Garage Sale Fri Set Mon cond 31 Mortgage Co, 614-592 3051 The Metgs Local School Oiatnct 11 seelc1ng a qualified tnd1vidual to transport a h1gh actlool s1udent to and from Athens •·hgh School on a dally bas•s Interested pe rsons must have e vahd chauffar's license. a car safety lntpectlon and ade· quate insurance coverage Interested persons should contact R Charles Holltday, Director of Spactal Educa - Call good 614-246-5978 PH. 949-2801 ar 949-2860 NEW-REPAIR SALES & SERVICE Pa1io .Sale October 19th. 9:00· 5·00 N1ce winter clo· thing. adult and children, lots of m1ac. CornarofBroad and Ma1n St , Teaforda ------ P'i'Pieasilrit ____ _ Giveaway Couch 4/ 1/lfn ROOFING 311 North S1<ond MiddlepOfl, Ohio 45760 26676 Harrtton Sm•th restdence on Ptne Grove Rd Frtday end Saturday. October 18th and 19th. Baby furniture, baby clothes, and d1sh washer. Call614-446-7603. CHESrER-9~5-3307 Howard L. Writesel HEATING Middleport & Vicinity 3 rabbits 1 female, 2 mekts Jluty RIDENOUR TV &APPLJANU Free Estimates PLUMBING & ------"P'iimiii-ov ______ __ _ 22 M onev to hoan to lo w ftxed rate Use equ1ty for any purpose Leader 334B2 Dr, cell 614-446-3647 & Vicinity Sho• Tech•lolu Ph. 985-4141 L 4 We Hm fo Fall Time Lon& Bottom. Oh1o 614-992-6737 Mov1ng- dinette Jet. sleeper sofa, dishes, pens. Levi's, slacks s1ze 31 . 15 Belmont •SATELLITE SALES & SERVICE MARCUM CONTRACnNG For Fister Semce WV No huntmg ortreapass1ngon Mynas Farm located on Chea1nut Ridge Road. MalOn County •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR • J&L BLOWN INSULATION ~ WE AI!E YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENIIH •Complete Remodeling •Room Additions *Roofing *Sidmg •Garages & Pole Buildings £npce-A-Car the modern way HU Singles Club for West Virginian• now aCcepting out-ofstaters also Dqzens of members All ages Deta1ls· Letvasy, Howard E Fr•k Shorill of day at No\....,.., 19B5 at Meigs C...nty, Ohio 10 15 O'Ciocl< AM, fie (10)18, 26111(1, 3tc follOWing lands and tene· Call Q Oft Help Wanted per 100 Guaranteed pay ment No axpenen ce· no sales Deta1ls send self addressed stamped env e lope Elan V1tal · 715 3418 Enterprtse Rd , Ft P1erca, Fl Movtng Sale Willow Dr Sat. Oct 19, 9 to 4 Furniture. clothing. mite 1780 e2 00 Hlllbtlly Hoorta Club, appraised value We'd l1ke to mtroduce you to c. Charles Uae our water filter In your home for 3 daya free of charge Solve your water problema. call for mora information 304- 675 - "Jobbers to (now Ida by dead 231, Page Dead by Pltthen and Starcher, Englnoo'" end Conoultanto, Ripley, West Vlrg111ia, datad Novombor 3, 1972. Soid roal 81101& wea sp pr- .. $10,500.00 Torma of Sole· Cosh Real eetlle canrtOI be told lor Iouthan two·thords of tho INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE ~!.t:cutad InformatiOn- 24 hours tt-lll 3-14-tfc tresp111lng on Old Town Absolutly no hunting or Farm . Violators will be Call 1-619-585 -1857 for Your Complete Aula lodv Repa~r Center Body F•llers Sond~pen Polishing Compound• , Po1nlt Urethane Horciners (Sold Under Wholftale To A.ll ) 11 Easy A11ombly Work I $600 New Credit Card I No one refused Visa -Mastercard We1t Main Street, Pom•roy Phone 614-992-6778 lllond and Che- Road. lhonoo with tho center at sold road, aouth 13 dog. 16' eell of 166.00' to tho BOGqS 7/ 11 / lln FREE PARKIN& Sue Murphy, Mi~on ~sh. Hetet1. Viriif & Hou si1 .1 Headqua1tcrs HOWARD E FRANK SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 1B, 26(111 1, 3tc 8-8-lfc RUTLAND - One II , 2 BR , remodeled on ntce lot Reduced to $21,500 MIDDLEPORT - for $8,000 you can have a n~e one II home Carpet~ ~ bath, &gas II fu rnace •Basements 992-5875 Or 742-3195 NEW LISTING- Ltke new 3 BR home m Rustle Htlls Add Carpeted except foyer , heal pump , pre-fab lneplace for coalburner. pantry, garage & lg lol. POMEROY - Excellenl 7 rm older home Gas furance lull basement, carpetmg. cook & bake umls Near the hospttal. Only $35,000 Garage Rt. 124.Pomeroy Ohio ------Gaiiiiioiiii ______ __ Announcements Sentinel The & Vicinity r Roger Hysell 1he canteriine of Butmg10n 8ltate tuea. 3 ~;.~;~;.~~~r;;~~=;~::~~f~;::~~;;~ c.....,env·• ChOICe FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Restdenbal & Commerctal Call: 949-2210 BRs. lull basemen! & other butldings Peacelul, garden spoiS &trees Askmg $30,000 •All Types of Excavating •Lendscapmg MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE house with cnwl space. On approx. I acre of land. Just south of Tuppers Plains. 8 ACRES - In Eastern 3 MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY Ohio Business Services .....,_ • follows: Loated manto. to-wit: lloing in Townahip at Lein Section No. 10, Town No. 2. Range No. 12. Lot No 5 banon, Coumty of Moigo, Stele end beginning 11 on ;,on pin of Ohio end being in Section Which II loootad on tho eell 19, Townohlp 3, Range 11, Purdl-. lido "of a 30 loot 1tr00t II a Ohio lloginmngot tho intonactlon point 101.21oot North e dog. 16 mm. wool of the point of of '"" centerline of • lane and begiMing on tho liufmgiOn tho west lido of Bufmgton hiland Road m daod recorded lllond and Chestlr Road, 10 May 20, 1983, II Page 301 of rode end 2 """ north ol tho Volume 218, Meigo Cwnty aoction line, tltenoo north Dead Rooordl; lhonoo North 6 along oaid road. 10 todo to a dog. 15 min wootadiltonoaol stone comer; thenCLwest 1 1 62 ~ laotto., io:ln pon located IOdo to a post; thenoo south B along tho oaotlido of oforeoaid rods, thonoo oell along laid 30 loolllr•t thenoo north 89 lone, 13 rodo to tho place ol dog. 2 m01. eeot a dillonco of begmng. contein1ng 1 acre, 175 feet to., iron pon located mora or leu. The above real ntateismora on the well: li1e of whllt was the Weaver lot now known as spacifically dotcribad, by surtho Ellie Cross lot lhonoo vey, .. follow• Boqinning at the lmanection lllUIIs 3 dog 30 min. a of tho oontorline of • l.,e and d'-tance of 62 8 feetto ,an iron tho Bullington lolend and pin loootad 102.2 ""t from Chester Road, 187.00' north tho north lido of tho elo1011id Buffington Island Road, of the section line, thenae with thenoo south 89 dog li6 min , said lond north 87 dog 15' Wool • dillonoo of mout173 wost, 203 83; to an Iron pin feet to an io:ln located at tho comer to Rude 8l1d F.,ny Dulll and Ida M. 011<1 HoltOf, pleoo of beginning on tho lhonoo along • diVision fonoo efor- 30 loot llreat COli """" 05 dog 07' west, tairung 0 26 acm. rrore 01' 140.10' to on iron pin by a leu appraised at fence poat comer, flenc:e fi7' WOII, 140 10' to on iton pon by ·~~:·::~~,.;end:two-thirds cannot ba a fence post comer: thenca IC of along o fence divioion Mna Caah in hand on dlly oorth 86 dog 22' ealt, and sulljoct to 1986 178 40' to 1 railroad Jpike •n Bus 1•ness· S ervt· ces SPUT LEVEL HOUSE w~h 3 • bedrooms, 2 co~ate baths, dining room, hvW!g room and lill!! Aicrtalion room. Lo- COAL MINER'S DELIGHT Attracltve 4 BRs, 2 balhs, conlemporary htgh oo htll Peacelul location wtth 5 acres near lhe mtnes flnanctn g avatlable October 18, 1985 '---------...1---------.1.-------~-"---------- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NEW LISTING - Bmldmg lol on Ihe bluff'" Pomeroy 2 acres, m or I , waler & elec ava1lable of real esblte the ~lowing: Snuate1n the To\M'I· 1 will olfOf for Ale 11 ship of Sutton, Village of public auction ottholrontdoor Rac11e and more particularly 110118 . 25; (1111 . 8. 15. 22 · Real Estate General am1o' parcel oclion Common PleasCwnty Court. r Courto of Meigo · 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(614)-992-3326 NEW LISTING - Cule home tn Pomeroy, wtth up lo 3 bedrooms Deck area and other features Pnced to sell at $19,900.00. *Heau to 3,000 Sq. feet PRE-SEASON frte s,anding ar SALE As fireplace lnnrt *Glass Door • Air Tight Ash Pan e37loo rendered against you for lhe rehef demanded tn the Com· Real EState $22,500 00. EVERY LOAD. v••· Judgment or default wtll be OLDER HOUSE With 3 bedrooms on corner lot 1n SyrCUSI! in corporatton line, thenoo along tho - lido of tho Thirty loot _ , N. 8 dograos15'W.1641aottolho s w. comer of IIOOC Hoopa lend then N BB dog 2' E 175 ~to U,. West':::: of L. D. Weaver' a lot thence s. 3 dograos 30' E. 186 feet to the Govommont Service~. North lido of tho Buffngton Cltizeno are encouraged to lllond Road; .,.,00 aklng tho attend this moettng on Oc- north lido of Aid ro... S 811 tobor23toe-thotrviowo dograos56'W 1871H1totho and commontaonthocounty'o p1 of,__. • loin proposed CDBG applicatiOn. =n;~;.,";" " 9 R--...._ to • 8 S 01 (10i1B, 1tc -··., tatecool Oh10, ho-er. ell"'oil, goo, end other I1Wieroll, wi1h the Public Notice rightofontrylorthoputpOSOot ' prolfiOCiing lor. ~lng, by the Ohio Pond 11 r-uired -• La rrv Spencer. Clerk of Road _.,.ad CDBG application, including which projecta will be !unclad th11 -retho COUnty submtto its opplicotton to tho Ohio Deportment of Development Office -of Local TEAFORD(H NEW LISTING - Chester - Deer season IS lhe ngh t ltmelo own lhts lract ol ap proKtmalely 34 ac res In eludes mmerals Plus 2 bed room mobtle home wtlh ad dttlon Also a block butldtng SAVE ONE-THIRD OF ~nity II> review and CO"'"*" on the oounty'o 992 -9931 PRICE REDUCED - Middleport - 4 bedroom house, 2 balhs and a garage Th ~ home •s locatoo nearby shoppmg. In good condrtron <11d a bargam al a to:luced pnce of $LB,OOOOO SOO!o MORE HEAT EVERY LOG. to give c:hizens an adequate cated on 8 acres. lMee farm PATRICK H. BLOSSER, AUCTIONEER lise. No.: 599·86 Phone: 428-7245 on: ~- end dosorlbad folloWa: "Being 11 Section No. Sixteen 116), Town No. Two A -.and pultlic hearing wiU tho 11of tho North be hold October 23 11 1:00 aida of Aid Rood with fie p.m. in the Cwnty Cwrthouoo oonter line of the CroiS'I Mill tho Complaint within 28 days ~-lion· o1 fro m tho I-· no- which pu~ "I ~ bl'11hod -· wo ~ Ill once each week lor fix coneocutive .. Tho .n II ~ ad lilt llJbli•· C.tto WI ~ m o OfJ •~ 22nd day of Nov embe'· 19B6 · and the 28 days for answer wtll commenoo on that day Rules of Ctvil Procedure, 349, Deed Records, Metgl s u..._ Townohlp of degrees 66' w 330 feet fiOm raquhen\81118 You are requwed to answer hcept1ng and resarvang to the Grantor. Halite Cross. her he1rs and aas•gns fo rever, all of 1he m1nerals underlymg the surface, together w1th the right to mme Reloronco Deedt Vol 1B5, Pages 569, Vol 234, Pogo reel -•• Th-;, no ltl'8et number The Mil· donooillooetedottheln-..tion of North Broadway 8nd ERioclnmStroat/OhloStete Route 124. Tho•· lollo.;.,g 1001 oolato lituatad in tho County of - Beglnmng ottile Elll comor of the Buffington llfend Road other important program with a :J() foo1 ltrw1 s. 88 Case No 85 -CV-282 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION property with the nghtto mi'le To Chortes Watldn~ whoso and remove the aama,almthe pii!IC8 of r81Ktence1t t11kno-wn, oxclu11w rtghl in perpetuity to tho unknown 'heirs. doviooes. use so much of tho surlltce of lega1eet, &lllecutors. ldmllia- IIOid r•l Mala as may be notratotO end llligno of Che~ee ceuarv _, open. operate and Walkins, K decoaoed, whoso :!';'!!,cowilh~tbuo00 ild!,'!*'.,"gd --~ nln"I8S and placel of rllidance ,....,..... , are unknOwn to ~ Plaintiffs; roWroad awttches neoossety to Mane L Wolt<ins, whoso place """"· load, and cony awey of residence 11 unkno'M1; lhe o:oel from odJICant propertlas. unknown he1rs, dev1sees. said grorrtor bong retiovad tegatees, e)lecutol'l. adrmis- from any aurleco damogo by trltort and au•gn• of Mana ""'son of milling of coal under L Watkins. if deceased, said promisas Any eurlaco whose names end places of lend requitod or uaod u obovo residence are unknown to to be paid lor at the rete at the Plaintiffs; Edward Wet&7500 per acre, andal dam· ktns, whose place of resi - ago to growing Gf0111 csuaod dence 11 unknown, the un- by tho drilling for 6r production known hens, devisees, le · of,.l end gu to be plid lor. REFERENCE DEEDS· Vol gateea. executors. administrators and ltstgns of Ed - 229• Pago 243• VoI· 22 • Page ward Wa11kina, if deceased, 497, Meigt County o-1 Rowhose names and places of cords. B5-CV -2B2, and COUnty, on Friday tho 22nc1. dey of NCMimbor, 19811, ., 10~ A M. tho following tr,";(;' ;!: ~·['!~~~:jl,.-•1121 Defendant• In caae of your failure to answer or otharw1se rea- Exceptmg the real estate due wh1ch the Grantees are to assume and pay ::= 60 ,..nutee Eest 886 feet ~=Th~'l:.~"'":! near tho homo of Dock Rad· eltglblelor 8103,400 ol Flsool lord; thence North 8251ootto Veer 19B6, COBG funding, tomOf near road, thenoo _ , providmg tho county moota 60B loot along Radford'• line applicable -ram roqu,... to tho ploca of beginning, con- monto On September 17 tho 18111'"11 4 41 acres. ""'" or county oonductod Ito fttat "":,.oopting an tho coo( oil, : : '.=,m:,.to gu and oth• mm•oll under gram, how k ,.., bo uaod, lyng laid above described whet ICiivitioa oro eligible. and ch&Wll six1y !ilks to the piece 1n 1he Coun of Comnion at beg•nning, contmtng five Pleas of Me1g1 County, Pomeroy, Oh1o 46769, and is and ono-heiiiCfes some Blocl< Grant ICDBGI Smtil Citios Program, • fodeilly- Public Notice Public Notice roy, Ohio, in the above nomad Friday, Red barn style house, 1,226 sq ft l1vmg space, 4 acres. tolal alae ftreplac a 2 c.ar garaga, shed and work shop 304-875-5739 4 br, 2 baths dmmg room k i1chen , li ving room. 2 car garage, acre ground neiJr Goodyear 304 576-26B3 after 6 pm 44 Burdette Addn HouJe, 2 br with beaement 304-6753346 Make offer 304-B82 -2240 1974 Petrlen mobile hom..'e. good co nd Call af1er 2 a m 304 675 62B4 1974 14x70 SchultS3,527 below blue book, block s, underpennmg. flew carpet, 2 porche s 304-B95-30S9 am Mobt le ho me 1976 Neahlll 12• 60, 2 br, alec heat. central air. stove refrig . underpennmg 304· 468 1817 1980 T1dwoll, 14x70 , 3 br 11!2 bath. a1r cond. total electric bUIIdm g underpen· nmg. po rche1 $12 000 304-675-7829 33 Farms for Sale Small fa rm for sa le 6 acre'! fen ced In , barn, ch1ckef1 coop pony shed 3 bedroom house balh ktt chan d1nlnp roo m. hvmg room, ce lla ~ . Woodb urner Pr.ce d to •sell 82 8,500 Call 614 99~ 2 143 or 614 -742 -2289 al ter 4 30 ' By own er. 35 acres. f our bedroom house, two car garage . barn. outbUIIdmgt natural well free gas With mmeral r1ght1 Also two bedroom house and lot 870 .000 7881 Cell 514 992 - 163 acres with 3 bedroom brick veneer home S70 ,000 Call Ho bstatt er Realry at 6 14-742-309 2 · 34 Business Butldtngs - - ------. Tavern for sale 1n M1ddle~ port. D-1. D-2. D-3 614 -992 -9975 . Cal~ • �Friday, .Page- 1 0 - The Daily Sentinel 34 LAFF-A-DAY Busineu Buildings square foot warehouM loceted at 4 7 Sycamore Stroot. Gollipolla. Ohio . Foe· turea include: commercial v-r1ge, three loading docks. and • Viking dry pipe sprinkler system. For more iriformation call (814)446· 8641 or 614 ·446 ·7880 or 81 4·245-6146 . Lots & 54 Misc . Merchandise King wood & cool hooter with blower, und part of 2 wintoro, t200. Coli 814 · 387-7409. For sale or Ia•••· 16 .000 35 Groin fad f,..ror boof. Coli 614·446-0760. Firewood cutup slabs. Pickup lood . You haul f10 . Call614·388· 8614. Monro11 for alnglo bod. llko now with bedding, $40. Coli 614·388-9809 . A crea ge Chell type frooz"' 22 cu.ln .. 19 in. color TV, both In very Large trailer space for rent on Bulaliille-Addison Rd . Coll614-387-0232 or 614· 446·4266 . good cond . Coli 814-448· 7026 . Colonial hutch fnr sale mo· plo . $200. Coil 614·446· 8002. 50 acres with 1h mineral rights. 822.500. Call Hob· llottor Realty a1 614 -742· 3092. 2 level Iota for sale . Grur Rd . 7 miles from town. 304·675-6689 . Rentals "This is one night there are going to be some · hor~ d'oeuvres left when the com- Almost new Frlgldeirl, stack w11her &. dryer. Professional weight lifting 11t. Bicycleo, other lurnlturo . Call 814-446·0046 after 5 . Loveteet excellent condi· don , $76 . Coli 814 -446· 9697. pany gets here." Mixed hordwoodolobo. $12 . per bundle, containing ap· Noor Waterloo- form houao, t=========1':::::H~o:u:s:e~h:o~ld~G;::oo~d~s~ P'OX. 1 V. ton, fob . Ohio 51 '5 rooma, bath, 1 child, 44 Apartment Polloi Co .. Pomeroy, Ohio . 41 H o'uses' for Rent S12S,ftferoncoa& dapoa~ . Coli 614·643-2644 . · for Rent Phone 614· 992·8481 . Furnished house 131 Rear 4th Ave .. Gallipolio . 2 bdr. S200 pluse utllitiea. Call 446-4418 of1or 7PM . Furnished apt. utiltiaa paid, S235, 1 bdr .. odulta, 243 Jackson Pike. Galllpolil . Call446-4416 after 7PM . County Appliance . Inc . Good ultld appliances and TV aota. Opon SAM to &PM. Mon thru So1. 1114-446· 1699, 627 ·3rd. Avo. Galli· polio, OH. 4 bdr. houH in country. Hud Furnished •pt. 2 bdr .• 131 Yz 4th. Gollipolia. $195 wotor peid. Coli 446·441 6 otter 7PM . V•lley Fumitura. new Sa uood . Lorge ooctlan of qual· ity furniture . 1216 Eastern Ava., Gallipolis. Furnishod opt. 919 2nd. AVe . $176 utilitiea paid . Share bath. Men preferred. Coll4411-4416 otter 7PM . Mollohan Furniture, Rt. 7, Kanougo. 1 yr . froollnonce . Genuine mink coat for Mle . Call 614·446 · 7444 . 6 pc. Coll614 -949-3086. 'wood livingroom aulte - - - - h .b2,fcloa79 1400. 19821ixty 111 pouangor bua Couch , chair, ottoman. tonvarted • into ca·mper. $200. Coii814· 38B·9301. Equipped with bed, rofrigor· ator, atove, sink, table, hot E•rty American Couch Ia water tank and couch. Askchoirs. $100. Call814· 44&· ing 11200. Coli 614· 992· 0137 after 6PM . 5947 after 5:00 p.m. approved. $260 pluo dep. Call614· 367·0200 or 614· 446-4664. Far . ren1 or 11io. 2200 Washington Ave. P1. Pleasent, WVa. Coli 614·446· 0696 otter 4 614 -266· 8672 . Trees- Prhtacy- 3 bedroom home. h•rdwood floon , lerge kitch,n. full beaement, 1 1!2 acre a. city school aystem: newly decorated. $360 month, I'Bf. & dep required . Clol614-446 -4306 or 814· 446· 1171 . Nicely re modeled farm houao , gordon, $360, lfoo gas,. Cheahire area, rei. & dap. Prefer working couple. Coll614 ·446-3760. 2 bedroom .furnished, A.C. alectirc heat. Good clean condition . $176 par month. New Haven . 304 · 882 · 2466 . 2 bedrooms, unfurnis hed, new paint . fully cerpeted. No .inaide pets . Deposit required . Coli 614· 992· 3090. Nice. convenient. clean. 3 rooms apt ., with basement, gas & weter furniahed, axe. for older parson or couple. Ref. & dop. required . Coli 614-446-7616. Rlveroide Apts. Mlddlopon. Speciel rates for Sani~r Citizono. $130 . Equal Houa· ing O_.n.nilioa. 614·992 n21 . 2 bedroom epartmenta . New Haven, WVe. Newly remodeled . In town. 614· 992-7481 . 1---------- One or two bedroom apart· menta in Pomeroy. Fur· niahed or unfurnished. Rent negotiable. Coli 614-992· 6723. 1- - - -- - - - - 2 bedroom second floor apt. Total electric. Acro11 from Pomeroy Fire Station. Call 61 4-992· 7314 . For rent. small house in 1- - - - - - - - - country. Couple only. Refer- Furniahed APir1Mant for on cos. $126 . Coll614 ·949· rent. no children. Available oftor Oct3. Coll'614·992· 2911 ' 2749 . Efficiency college, 166.00 wooi. utilitioo poid, phone APARTMENTS. mobile 304· 675-3100 or 676 - homes. houaes. Pt. Pleel8nt 6609 . and Golllpolia. 61 4 ·446· B221. Cle1n 2 11ory houM in Middleport. UOO. month. If 2. br apartments in Hender· intorolled 304·882·3722. aon. 304· 675· 1972. 1---...,------1---------- Unfurnished all elec . 2 br For rent amall furniahed home. rea1onable rent. Dep. aplrtment . Pt. Pleuant . required . Call otter 6, 304· 875-6711 . Reference•. No Peta. 304676· 1366. All new grou(ld floo{ 3 rm 42 Mobile Homes end bath apt. Corpetod, washer Ia dryer hookup, stove & refrig. furniahed . 304· 676 · 4680 or 876· Mobile home 2 bdr. fur- 1962 . nished. Coii614·446·44BO. Nice 1 and 2 br apar1ment1 Mobile home for rent. Call downtown. 304-875-2218 614-388-B684. • B·6 for Rent 12x60, 2 bedroom. fur· niahttd. in Syracuse. No more lhon 2 children . 1225 per month plus deoalt and utilities( 'water paid) . Call 614·992 -8867. 2 bedroom ground floor apt, downtown Point Pleasant, 304-896 -3460. ===::::::===~== .45 Furnished Rooms 3 bedroom mobile home for For rent Sleeping Rooms rent. 614-992·3229 coli no and light hou11 keeping later than 2 p.m. rooma. Pori1 Cen1rol Hotol . Coli 614·448·0766. For rent w ith option1o buy . I:::::=====~=== 2 bedroom hou~etraller on ocrolot . Good location. Coli 4 6 Space for Rent 61 4-992· 2794. MObile home tor rent. 2 bedroom. unfurniahed, in Cheshire. 1260. 1 month, $1 00. depoo~ pluo oloctric. Call614-367-7710. 44 Mobile homo lat. 12'x60' or smaller. 176 water paid, 4th & Noll. Gollipolia. Coli 446· 4418 aftor IIPM . Mobile homo ap•ce. 2 mi. from Gollipolia on Rt. 5B8. One child occoptod. Ref. ..,q. Coli 614·448· 3262 or 814-448-3413. Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) monthly rent atarta It *169 tor 1 bedroom and $204 for 2 bedroom. dopaait 1200. located near Spring V.Uey Plan and · Foodlond. pool ond Coble TV ovolloblo. oHice houn as poialble 10 lmto4 pm 1nd? pmto9 pm Monday-Friday. Coli 614· 446 · 2745 or leave mes•aga . Mobile homo lo1 1 mile out Nalghborhood Rd . $60 per month plus weter dep. Call 44 •v· 1340 . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pori1, Route 33 . Nonh of Pomeroy . large lots. Call 814-992-7479. Trailer apece evail•ble. Aqua Vitta Trailer Court In Syracuoo. Call 814-992-8867 . Country styli oek furniture . hond crofted ond finlahod. antique reproductions. Paul Conkel , Rt . 7, Tuppers Pia ina. 50 percont olfl Floahing arrow olgno 12631 Lighted, non·orrow U47 . Unlighted 1199. (Froo lettaral) Soo locally . 1 (B001423·0183. (Also giant blimp oolel) 56 8 ft. olldlng door. lnauletod glaao. 195. Call 614 · 268· 1216. ' White refrlgerotor, good cond. Call614-4411-1923 . W1rm morning gu ha•ter, King wood llovo, Wonder· wood llova. Call &14· 388· 8584. 2 co•l heaters. phone 304-.. 675· 3917. 56 Building Supplies 77 Llrry Auto Repair Mr. Auto Rep•i ria having a before winter spacial. We will clean in aide 1nd out plus wa• for 128. Alao • ..., will greooo oil filling a for $0.60. Co11814·949·20'44 or 614· 992-6637 lor on appoint· ment and directiona . Pets for Sale . 8o Pruo bred Rot Terrier pup· plea, bob toiled. Call eve. or wookondo, 614·258· 1487. 1979 Honey 5th wheel travel trailer 36'. Seriou 1 inquires orily , 614·388 · B647 . AKC Rogillorod miniature Dochahu~d puppieo II -ko. COII614· 379·2273. 6 ado rable Paok· A· Poo Pook puppies. All colora. 8 - k • old . Call 814·992· 5013 . Elkhound lemolo squirrel dog. 304· 676· 363B. Palomino mare. 54.. kid· broke, f200 . 01hora. 304· 882-2762 . 57 Musical Instruments 1 Tame snare drum. 1 Peavy 260 •mpllfier, 4 microphones, 1 fender precision ball guit•r. 8 channelatereo Peavy1 .mixing bo•rd, outllondlng buys. Coli Log Cobin Rocordors, 814· 446· 4313. At Brunic•rdi'I ..... Norepoaaeased piano gimmlcka . Juat honeat piano valuea. We are never under sold I Brunlcardl Music Inc . Corner 3rd. • Coun St .. Gollipolio. Ohio. For oole : Spinet· Con aole Piano Bargain . Wanted: Reapon•ible pe'rty to take ewer low monthly paymentl on spinet piano. Can be Men locolly. Write Credit Manager: P.O . Box 537 Shelby· ville, IN 46176 . Gravely tractor. tncludea mower ond plowo. t750. 304· 5711· 2883 alter 6 pm. 63 Livestock Reg. Amorican aoddle bred horae a for lila. 11 Cell 81 4 · 2 56·8461 or 814· 448 · Building Maleriolo Block, brick, oower pipoa, ,_1 & _ 4_2_ oxt _,4_7_B_._ _ __ wlndowa, lintels , etc . 1 Claude Wlnloro. RloGronde. Reglltered Arabian Kor••· Alao locual poata. Coll614· 0. Call 814·246- 6121 . 1- - - - - - - - - - 387· 0669 or 614·7378. Building motorial. concreto blocka all aizta. lonlila. flu 3 raglotered Jorooy: 1 bull, 8' blocko. clay tile. Dollvery . montho old; 15 month old GalllpoHo Block Co., Pine holler. duo March B8. Jaraoy St. Golllpolla, Ohio Coli milk cow, 4 yoara old, duo Doc. B6 . 304· 678· 2080. 814-4411-2783 . Page 11 io DICK TRACY FBI! DON'T MOlE - ~~~=;:~~:::==:-t;::::::;::::~=~:;:1 63 Livestock 71 Autos for Sale Simmental X Club .calv11. Rod & block. oloo 3 yr. old Slmmontal bull. hay for nle. Caii814·38B· B17B. 1966 Doaoto. !iomi engine, po, pb. lllllamotlc trans .. runa good. Will toke $850. 304·89&·3118. Fryora Super X Crooo. B 16 Ford Ma-"ck, 8 cyt, 3 week old. t 1. 26 oach. 304· op .. runa good. $600. 403 876·2636 . Chestnut St. Henderson . 64 Hay 79 vo•oowagen Rabbit. $11100. 304-176·6963 . 8& Grain Hay & firewood . Call 614· 446·3929 oftor BPM. Trans11 or Iilllon '71 BonnevUie, one owner. axe. cond . 12,000. 304· 675·2337. 1952 Chevy buainou mona coupe. oil redone. f6,000. 304-876· 3470. 1984 Calevilr station wa71 Autos for Sale gon, 4 cyl., 5·ap. oc. om· redio. axe. cond. $6,900. 304·676· 11218.- 10· 6; otter TOP CASH pold for '80 6, 937-21181. model and newer uood coro . SmHh Buick-Pontile. 1911 Eallom Ave., Gollipolia. Call 72 Trucks for Sale 61 4·448-2282. 1---------- 17 Mullang new pam. now tires. new paint. excellent ahape. U.OOO . Coli 614· 268-8417. . ' Loor comper top lor long bod amallli1e ,U , Also camper top for short bad for full size PU . Coll814· 256 ·9387 . 19a1 Chevetta 4 door. AC. 4 apd., 12,196. 1977 Co· price Claoaic 2 door, AC, 11 ,896 . 1977 Ford 3 apd .. hoovy duty, V. IDn. f1.39& . Mull ooll. Coli 614· 256· 1261 or 814-258·8874. 1959 Stud . fnr porto, 1100. Cill 814· 387-71 18 . 1976 Novo l!o 216 rolloy whoola . Call 81 4 · 446· 6031. 19BO blue Turbo Trona Am 31 .000 mHoo, outo. trona .. mony options, P'icl t5.800. Call 814·245· 607B . 1977 Cuttosa Supremo PS. P8. AC. cruise. tilt. o1c. cond. Coli 614·448·4672. 1978 Cordoblex. worke~r. no reaton•ble offer Nfuud. Call 614: 268·9387. 7B Buick Skyhowk PS: PB. eir, good cond., 11 .eoo or boot offer. Call 1114·446· 4491 or 448-3888. 1977 Grond Prix, exc. cond.. PS, PB, AC; good tlroa. tilt wheel . Coli 614446·13B7. 1977 Dodge Aapen otelion· -on. $700 . Call 814·448 9780. • 1978 Chovono 4 dr .. hotch· bock. 4apd. 2 newllberglaaa lfont fendero for 78 Chov· rolel lull oize pickup. Coli 1114·448-1759. 19B1 4dr. Chovotte6B,OOO milea. $1 ,BOO. Call 614· 448·4719. 1979 Foirmonl. 14x70 w~h 1 24x7 Tlpout. 3 bedrooms. 2 lull bolho, on "'nted lol. Excellent condition . Clnn. With or . without AC. Call 814·992· 2261 or814·992· 3869. 19BO Monte Carlo. P.S .. P.8 .. A. C.. Till Wheel, AM· FM Coaootto. Coli &1 4 · 949· 2069 . 1976 Plymouth ototion · wagon. 380V8 motor. P.8, P .S . t260 or boll offer. Coli 814· 986·422&. 1977 M1rcury Cougar. 11700. 197$ Dodga Don tor parta. Motor 1nd tran•· mlaalon good, I 1 50 . Call 114-742· 2927. 1978 Chovrolet Novo . 118.000 octual milu. 4 now tiroa. Callll14-949·2849. 1978 Chevy 9 paooongor wagon. Elcollent tlroo. good bonory, body In good candl· tlon . 1760. Coli 814·992· 6008 . (eonud Bau . SyrecuH. 1983 Plymouth Reliant. rod, 4 cyl., auto .. 2 door. sir, cruloo control; AM-FM reo. Good condition. 37.000 mllaa. 14000. Coli 814·742· 2370 or 81 4 ·992· 2414 Md ooklar Judy. 1977 Chovy 'A ton pickup, $1.800. Coli alter 6PM . 814·448-7837 . 1985 GMC 1o'l ton PU, 31 mlloo. t9,240.86 . Call814446·2633 IAM· 5PM . 1984 Oodfo ·~ ton, 318 C .l .. 4apd.,AM·FM,PS , PB, 13.000 mi.. 18.296. Coli 81 4· 446·0112. 1976 Ford F· 100 otanderd tr1n1, air. new paint , Will trade for sm1ll car. Call 814·446·2300. 198,3 Silvoredo Chevrolet pickup. po. po. V· B engine. new tires. 61.000 plua miloa . $6125 . L. L. Smith. 906 Moaomon, Pt. Pl .. WV. 304·675· 3222. '82 Chevrolet pickup, 4 wh drive. 304· 178-2119 . 1974 lntomationol. 1 ton truck. 304· 77 3· 6430 or 773-6786 . 1975 GMC, C8600 dump, 6 opood tranomlaoion. 2 spood oxlo. PS. 10·20 tlroo. 6V63 Oatrait Dleaal engine , $4,600.00. Pl1ono 304·466 1031 . 73 1978 Cliavello 4 opood. Naw lir11 1nd brek11. Cell 814· 986· 3827. 81 Dotaun 200 SX apon p•ckage , elec . controla, 42,000 mlloa . Aoking 15,500. 304· 892· 3632. 1979 VW Rabbit, good cond . 198B Camero: 1965 GTO. 304· 875-4072. 1974 Buick Electra 21. 4 door HT. brown body, tan top. G.c . 304·~71 · 3624. •eoo. 4 W.O. BO Chevy 4x4 350 on gino, 4 berroll, lolllod. Coli 614 · 379' 2708 . 4·whool83 Ford Ranger 4x 4 v· 8.automatic'. bucllet Hill. 16900. or trade for fullaizo 414 of equol volue. After 5 p.m. coli 304·876 · 1a74. water heater, and rear dining, sleepsfront 8 comfortably. fully aelf-con1ainod. lrlg.·froozor, plenty of llor· oge opoco. $9700. 304·895 36.B6 . 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondition1llifetime guarantee. Local references furnished . Free e1timatea. Call collect 1-614· 237· 04B8, day or night. Rogero Ba1ament Waterproofing. D.and M. Contractors . Vinyl siding. replacement win dows, insulating, roofing. new and· remodeling. con · erato . Call 304· 773· 61 31 . J .and l. Installation. Roof· lng, vinyl siding, storm doors and windows. Free estimotos. Coll614·992 ·2772 . 1986 Hon• 3 whoolor. 260 SX, 11,300. 1984 Hondo 4 whHior. 200 TRX , t1 .600. Coli 814-317· 0832 . 79 Yomoha 250 dirt bike. 304·87& ..2161 . 75 B011b and Mo~ora for Sale John bolt for aale. Call 814·256 -8417 . 1972 Starcroft 1611.. 60 HP Mercury rnot•r. Good condl· don . 814·843·5244 . 1977 1711. ltarcraltTrihoul 10 with VB. Oood cond ition . Allclng fliOOO . Call 814· 992·5947 after 6 :00 p .m. Boll 16 ft. 10 hp Mercury mtoor. 304· 17&-31 23. 12 11. lo-· River John with 3 hp •• motor. Ph , 304-678-liRI ofter 3 p.m. 76 Auto Parts 8o ACCISSOries For oolo:Windohiold for 76to 82 Ford • •· Phone 614· 742· 2440 . UJ • t<J The4qetcablehere! · I'm watchinq four n;ornP~ at OnC€ ! Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal. Call 304 -675 1331 . RINGLES ' S SERVICE , ex· perienced carpenter, electrician, mason, painter, roofV'O (including hot tar opplicotion) 304-676 ·2088 or 876-7368 . WINNiE HE'S &EEN ON MY MIND 50 /1\U<:H, I'VE &EN WANTING Starks Tree and LaWn Service, stump remove I. 304· 676-2010. TO CALL #IM . .. Rotary or cable tool drilling . Moat wella completed aame day. Pump sale• end 1ervice. 304-896·3802 Get a room of carpet cleaned for $22 .95. Captain Steamer. 304-875· 2296 . Save Ad. Expires B6 ' . 82 Plumbing Heating 8o CARTER 'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614·446· 3BB8 or 614· 446-4477 JIM ' S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1 . Box 366. Goll i· polio. Call 814·367·0676. · 83 .Excavating Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping, etc. Frn elti· motu. Coil 814·446· 8038 or 614· 992·7119 anytime. 1974 Sponotor, low milea. Coli 614· H2·6579 oftor 5PM . Gr• ...... 'l.. RON'S Television Service. House c1ll1 on RCA. Quazar. GE . Specialing in Zenith . Call304-678·2398 or 614 · 446-2464 . 650 Suzuki for porto only. Coli 814· 241· 6040. 1983 Hon• V48 Magna 4 ,000 mllea, ••callent con· dklon, new wlndahleld & motorguard. 12.250 . Call 614·387·0113. .__ _;_;;=.;;.;=<;:;..;.=...;;;;.;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;; "c...:J COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump sales. service. Registered in Ohio. All work gusrenteed. Call 304-2732811 . Ravenawood, W. Va . Motorcycles 74 YOUF! W'TL.t: FF!IENP VAN/6!ft:l7? HOW 15 THAT P0991t:JLE:? Servic es Good· 1 Excavating, base· ments, footers , driveways, aeptic tanka, landacaping. Call ony11me 614 · 446 · 4637. Jomoa L. Dovloon. Jr. owner. lie· 1982 Ford Eocort. 2 door. good condition, new brelcea ond muffler, light blue color. Call61 4 ·992· 3870. . Vanal!o Deer Huntoro Spoclol. All fib•rgllll body motorhome. furnace, shower, gaa· eltc. J .A.R·. Conatruction Co ., Rutland , Oh . 814 · 742 2903. Ba1ementa, Footers. Concrete work, Backhoe's, Dozer & Oitcher. Dump trucks. &t water·gas· sewer· electricllllnea. 85 General Hauling James Boys Water Service. Alao poolo filled . Call 614· 266 -1141 or 614 - 446 · 1175 or 614-446-7911 . Ken 's Water Service . Wells, ciaterns, pools filled . Phone 814-387·0623 or 614-367. 7741 night or day. Waugh ' s Water Service . Well1, cistarn1,. pools. Fast. reliable service. Call 614. 255 · 1240 or 614 ·2 56 1130. Renonable rates. Haul limestone, sand, gr~ . vel. dirt, bulk or bag fertllii:er and lime. Excel1lor ;&ah Workalnc. 63B E. Main St .. Pomeroy . 614 ·992· 3891 . 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec . Ave., Gallipolis 614· 448-7833 or 614 . 446 · 1B33. R ~ M Furniture Manutactu_r~ng . St Rt. 7. Crown Coty. Oh. Call 614. 266 . 1470. call Eve . 614. 446 3438 . Old 11o n Uphostered. ew Evening Television L i . s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FRIDAY 10'18/85 ~ EVENING 7 :00 0 (]) PM Magazine (]) Courtship/ Eddie's Father (]) Sportscenter I]) Mery Tylor Moore Cl) Entertainment Tonight al Wheel of Fonune 0 Cl) Wheel of Fonune Cl) Second City TV ® News CID MacNeil/lehrer Newahour GJ ® Divorce Coun fB Jefferson• 7 :30 0 (I) New Nowlywod Game (]) Ploooe Don't Eot Dalales CJ) Compeq Sporto Spa· clol: 19B5 World Series (IJ Sanford and Son Cl) GJ {j) Price lo Right al Jeopardy 0 Cl) Family Feud (jJ Nightly Buoinosa Report ® Wheel of Fortune I'll WKRP in Cincinnati [MAXI Maxtrax This show features hot videos from rock's risi ng stars. B:OO 0 (I) [!) Knight Rider (]) l.ooolo (!) 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Troutwood camper, $1,000. Coli 614· 44~·4113. ' 1973 Dodge 20 ft . mini motor home. fullv equipped. $6.700. Coli 814·446 · 4230 . Boogloo lor aolo. Coli 614949·2644. The Ohio Campers Oragonwynd Cattery Kon· nel. CFA Hlmolayon. Poralon ond Slamoao killona. AKC Chow puppioo. Call 448· 3844 otter 7PM . 7 yr. old coon dog. C1ll 814-446-9780. Pomeroy- MiddiBport. 79 Motors Homes Briorpatch Konnela All · breed grooming . lndoorou1door boording focllltioo. Englllh Cockor' SpMiel.-· 38B 9790. ~5~4: :M~isc=.=M~e:::r:ch: : a:::n::d: l: 18:.: : Firowood , 130 .00 doli · vered, 304· B~2- 2637 . KIT 'N' CARLYLE 81ock . brick. mortar and meaonry supplies. MoUntain Stale Block. Rt. 331 Now Havon , W. Vo. 304·892· 2222. 1---------- 1--- - - - - - - - 2 bdr. garage, wuher-dryer GOOD us'EO APPLIANCES hook-up. Residential neigh· Waahere. dryer1. refrigeraborhood . F u.rniehed - tor&, rongoo. Skaggo Ap· unlurnlshed . No pota. U26 plloncea. Upper Rlvor Rd. plua ulllltiea. Coli 614·448· bealdo Stono Crell Motel. 614· 448-739B . 7729. Compound bo W• Brown Boor, 30" pole , Lice now. $100 . 614· 992 ·2219 of1er 6:00p.m. Building Supplies 1-- - - - - - - - 1---------- 1- --.,...,-,-----=:---,-51 Ho'usehol~oods 60 per cent olfl Floahing arrow algno t259111 lighted , non·arrow $247. Unlighted $199 . IFroo lolleroll Soo locally . Llmitad quontily. Hurryl 118001 423· 1083. 55 Antique diningroom suite. and wood burning stove . For aale : Receipe . Best and Coli 304-B96- 3369. eaaleat way to work up deer milt •nd fix with me111. 11.00. l. Kinzel, Box 294, SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE Coqogevillo, W. Vo. 26239. 82 Olivo St .. Golllpolia. Now & uood wood·coalllovao. 8 TONY'S GUN REPAIRS, pc wood LR au~o t399, hot dip robluolng. oil types of Peovy booo amp bw -•k· bunk bedt *199. antron gunsmith work, faat Mrvice, era, exc. cond. $200. 304· rocllnora t99, now & uoecl 304·676·4831. 676-1646 . bedroom suit11, range1. 1- - - - - - - - - - I::=:========= Wflnger Wllhers, & ahoea. Surplus, Regulllr Army Ca New lvingroom auiteo t199· mouftoge · donim clothing. 58 Fruit 1599. Iampo. oloo buying boola. pocka. occeaaorioa, 11o Vegetables coal· & wood ttoves. Call Sam Somerville's Eest of 814-448-3159 . Rovonowood, Junction In· dependance Rood · Old Rt. LAYNE' S FURNITURE 21 . Fri. Sot. Sun. 1;00 . Apple.' All variotlea. $6 .00 Sof111ond choiraf.icodfrom 7;00 P .M. !Delivery 304.. bushel . Now Open doily. All fruita, vegetables . .Jacka t286. to 1896. obloo. $50 616·33341 Mori1et, Rt. 35, Honderoon . ond up to t126. Hide·o· - - - - - - - - bedo . l390 . and up to Couch and choir. 304-6751580 .. aofo beda f145. 3417 . Farm Suppl;e s Rocllnora. f225 . to 1376., 1-:--------~­ lempa from t28 . ·:to 1125. Sears micro electric range & L;v ~s lock pc. dinenea from *109 ., to and oven Corning top self 436 . 7 pc. • 1 B9 ond up. cleaning otter 6. 304-773· Wood table with II• choirs 6758 .c 1286 IO 1746. 0Hk 1110 1- - - - - - - - - 61 Farm Equipment up to f226 . Hutch ea. f550 . 50 PERCENT OFF I Floohing Bunk bed complete with orrow oigna U591 Ughtod. CROSS & SONS m~HreiHI. $27&. •nd up t~ non-arrow 8247 . Unlightec;l U.S . 36 Well, Jockaon. t395. Baby bodo, 1110. $199 . (Froo lotteroll Soo Ohio. 614· 286-8461. M1ttre1H1 or bo~ apringa. locelty. Limited -...ant;ty. Maauy Fergu10n. New full ortwin, tiiJ., firm , l73 . Hurryl 1 IBOOI 423-0163, Holland, 8uoh Hog Solea & ond IB3. Ou10n 1011, 1226 . onytlme. Service. Over 40 uaed 4 dr. cholla, e49. 6 dr. 1'-:'::-:-------tr1ctora to choose from l chella. t59. Bod tr 1 . . 1 , While bedroom ouite. alec. complete llna of new & 120.ond 125 .. 10 gun . Gun firoploco, 2·13 " onow tirea used equipment. Llrgtlt cabinets, •360. Gea or with 1t~d1, women& golf oolectlon In S.E. Ohio. electric rongoo 1375. Boby cluba. 304-882 ·2796. miiUOIIOI, $25 Ill 135,'bed frlmol 120, 126, & t30. Chinon duol8 projector. bird JIVIOEN'S FARM EQUIP· klngtr1me t&O . Goodaetec· cage, new girls coat, hrtte MENT 614·448-1676. tion of bedroom euit11, suit. b111lnene. lhin set. cer 6% interat on long trectora. rocken. metal Clblneta. seat for sale . 304· 676· groin bino &lull line of Agr. hoodboorda 13B & up to 4603 . equipment. Completallne of ees. Nature's Spring• Water puri- Vermeer hay equipment, round bolo leodora t78 .. Used Furniture -- Metal fyier, compact, no electricgrinder mixers. 3 pt. hitch office desks. 3 mites out ity;. 304· 675·4675 . rolory tiller, 11 11. faod 8ulavllle Rd. Open 9am to Froah honey 14. q1 . will bunka 1106, pool drivers 6pm, Mon . thru Sat. deliver in town . slide 1780, B HP woodopllttor 814-446-0322 projector-acreen 840 . good t960, pickup truck racka, ...dera. mineral feeders. cond. 304-675-2381 . Wheel Horae lawn mower. 53 Antiques Mlnotta camera art 100 Woodburning atovea, free 35mm coao. flolh , 1100.: otondlng, lirtploce lnoon l!o Kitchen cabinet. aide board, Eurciae bench, aome bar add on furnance. Check our 7 pfece diningroom tuite. bello $30. otter 3 pm. prlcoo on pipe gotoo & corrol penala. Good aelectlon of "'lrlgorotor. Coli 614· 448· 304·1176-3604. used tr1cfors I& uud 2318 0! 814-446·3897. Serious about lo s ing equlpnwntl 4 ple~ll of wicker. Rocker, wolght7 Cantoct Gloria planter, m~~gazint tibia and Groto. Rt. 2. Box 282, 2 bottom 14 ln . pull·type lamp toble . f326 . 1920o lolort. wv. 26253 . 304· plow good cond ., t66. Coli 814· 38B·8996 oftor &PM . 9x12 Oriental rug . t260 . All 882·3162. In oxcellent condHion . 614· 992·3966. Wood dining room t1bl8 and 1977 Ford Thunderbird, rod & whlto. 64.000 mllao. full 1--'-- -- - - - - 2 chairs. 304-676· 6633 . power. no ruat. f•ct. alum. Antique nine piece dining whoelo. axe. cond .. t1.695 . King Wood burning atove room auite, hu a lot of nice carving, muat •• to apprt- w~h blower. 1300 . 304- Call 81 4·38B·B896 otter &PM: ciato. One of I kind. f876 . 895·3964. . _4_·8~96-_3_ 8B_6_.- - 1 30 Color console TV. phone 20 11. heovy duty 3 or 4 oxlo. I' Lowboy trailer. mode lor Bnutlful antique birda eye 304-773-9186 . dour or hot uae, good con d . maple bedroom au ito, alolgh bed, .highboy choll with 21" RCA console model 11,160. Coli 814 · 388 · mirror, drtlltr wilh mirror, colored TV. good cond . 8895 after 6PM . doak ·mirror, t760. 896· U6 .00. coli 304· 676 · 8N Ford Tractor 62 model. 36B6. 3485 . like new . Caao bolor 230. Fergu1on Wagon new oek 1816 Caao Uni-loedor, good I working cond. hydraulic bed . Coli 614·992·7889. drivo. 13. 100.00 . 304-468· For ule. New Holland auper 1031 ' 717 fnrago harvealar with Firewood-cutup slaba. 1 like new 770 R corn hood . truclc lood 1100, 2- t1BO . Sullair 180 portable air Now Holland 362 grinder compre11or. good cond . Pickup load, you houl •16 . mixer . Exc. cond . 304-273· HEAP occeptod . Call 814· 13 . 260 . 00 . 304 - 46a - 4215 . 1031 ' 246 -5B04. - Newly ro modeled ollico apace locotod el 220 Eoot M1in Street. Pomeroy . Building h11 1300 aquaro • feet of downl1•ira floor 2 tMir. apt., good loc•tion, IPICI and ia neilablt for redecor•ted, utilitiea pertly immediate occupancy . pold . Coli 304·676·6 104 or Length of leate 1o suit tenant, amount of rant Ia ' 304·876· 6386 . negotiable. Coli 814· 992· Lorge 2 bdr. opt., 2 bath. 8232 or 614· 992 ·6757. Houao cool. Lump & otokor, fully corpeted. rolrig . l!o ZinnCooiCa. Coll614· 448· stove, 1 1 Court St .. 1325 Troilor apacaa. amall child· _1_4_0_8 _.- - - - - - mo .. rot. & dop. Call 614· ron accepted, Rt. 1, out 1 448·4926 . Loculi Rood back of K & K, Houoo cool. Lump & lloker. Zlnn Cool Co. Coll614· 446· 304-676 · 1076. 140B. Uplloiro unfurniohod opt ., carpeted, 111 utilities paid, no 1- - - - - - - - - childron. no polo. Call 814· Goa double oven otove. t76 . 446· 1637. Ph . 448· 1312. · Nicely turni1hed mobile home. eff. apt .. centre! air and heat in citv, adults only. Coli 614·446·0338 . Furnished 3 rooma l!o bath. cleon. no pets. adulto. ref. & doposll . Call 614- 446 · 1619. Friflay. Octpber 18, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio October 18, 1985 · Th rea b Y Three .· Th 8 AI vm Ailey American Dance Theefer performs 1hree selecti6ns set to bl ues and folk music. (60 min.! • 9 :30 CIJ Gl {j) Benson !CCI Cl) Wall Street Wool< Louis Rukeyser analyzes 1he '80s with a weekly revie w of economic and inves1men1 matte rs . IMAXI Comedy Exporlment: Firesign Theatre A small town decides to get tough with kudzu in ·eat or Be Eaten '. 10:00 D CD CD Miami Vice Crocken and Tubbs become involved in the antics of an ex-c:op who is correc1ly predic1ing mob slayings. (60 min.l \) (]) N&VIfl (]) High Chaparral CI) GJ 1]2) Spenser: For Hire ICC! 0 (J) CD FalCon Crest tCC) Angela turns to an old friend for help and Maggie mo11es to an isola1ed cabin 10 reasse mble her life. (60 mini ()) Waahington Week/ Review Pau l Duke is joined by top Was hingto n journal~~::,~ analyzing 1he week's (fi) Newswatch IMAlll MOVIE: ' Fame' 10:15 IHBOi MOVIE: 'Tho Year of LiVing Oan9erously' 10:30 (]) Jack Bonny Show CJl Harness Racing Breed· e rs· Crown Championsh1p. ()) AII· Amorlcan Jazz ClD Sneak Previews til INN News 11 :00 0 (I) CIJ al 0 (IJ ® Ul 112> News .. (]) Man From U.N.C.L.E. CIJ Nlgh1 Tracks ()) Jazz In W. V. ClD World of Cartooning til Bonny Hill Show 11:30 D (I) Tonight Show CD Sportscenter CIJ New Nowlywod Game al Tonight Show 0 Cl) MOVIE : 'Phantom of the Opera' ([) L.atenlght America Cia) Ta)(i {]]) To Be Announced &1. ® Dick Clerk's Nitetlme til One Slop Boyond 1 2 :00 rn Best of Oroucho (!) Chompionohlp , Wres tUng · ([) Entertainment Tonight ~an' MOVIE: 'Marathon Cl) Star Hustlor/Sr'gn Off I 12:45 [Heo MOVIE: 'Got Crazy' 1 :00 (]) Wondy and Me ()) Star Search Ill {j) Nowa 1:30 (]) Love That Bob (!) Auto Racing '85: Wo~d Championahlp Demolition De:f Lindenhurst , NY . 1 :45 IMAX MOVIE: 'Death Hunt' 2:00 0 (I) Nowo (]) 7 00 Club (J) Doctor Ia In CZJ News/Sign Off f.il MOVIE: ' Riot' 2 :16 GI CNN Headline Newa [Heol MOVIE: 'All of Me' (CCI 2 :30 (!) Sportoc:enter 3:00 (])u~-!_<;JVIE: ' Private 8 SATURDAy - - --1-:0:::'/:=1,.,.9,:,/,8.;.5___ EVENING 7 :00 II (I) Too Closii- 'ior Comfon CJ) Laramie (!) Hanford Scoro6oard Cl) 0 (IJ Hoe How aJ Amorico Cl) Dr. Who ® Wheel of Fortune (jj) Newton' I Apple 01 {j) Solid Gold g) Small Wonder 7 :30 IJ (I) Agrivlolon (!) CFA Collage Football :' Teams to Be Announced ® JeopardY <ill Wild America (CC) fJ) It' a A Living 8 :00 0 (I) (!) Glmme o Break Addy prepares to leave for a job in New York and doesn't invite Nell to her going-away pany . (]) MOVIE: 'The Firot Traveling Saleslady' (IJ College Football: Team• to be Announced Cl) 0 {j) 1966 World Series: Game 1 At press time. the teams had not ~(Jf{J)rA'i=i3 h<s.l !l3l Star Hustler/Sign Off ® A:uotln City Umlto fi1 MOVIE: 'Halloween II' fJl MOVIE: ' Bonnie & 12:1 5 IHeOI 1st & Ten The coach vows that nothing can keep him down ... or can it? [MAXI MOVIE: ' Intimate Momonto' 12:30 1!1 (I) al Fridoy Night Videoa CD Bill Cosby Show CI2l ABC News Nightllne ([) a Clyde' (HBOl MOVIE: 'Grandview, U.S.A .' tCC) [MAXI MOViE: 'Hooper' B:30 1J (l) (!) Facta of Ulo (CCI The girls' decision 1o sell o provocative pin·up calendar of the boys· s wim team brings protests from the When W et' Night LillO 1984·85 Th e Rev . J esse Jac kson, Eddie Murphv and Ed Asner are among the guests fea tured in moments from the s how 's pas t season. (A) (90 min .I (I) John Ankerberg · (I) News 0 I]) MOVIE : ' Da ngerous rolhy's bovfrlend makes a pass at Bla~che . 0 Cl) ® MOVIE : 'Agatha Chriotio'o 13 At Dinner' (CCI (I) Tripods (jj) Or. Who 9 :30 0 (]) al 227 (!~ Bu ckeye Gl (ij) College Football: West Virginia at Boston , til One Step Beyond 11 :45 (~ M•A•S•H IMA XJ MOVIE : 'The Frisco Kid ' 12:00 (]) Small World (!) CFA College Football : Teams to Be Announced Cl) Hitchhiker' s Guido/ · Galaxy 10:00 0 (l) aJ Hunter Hunter ~~'6td' goes undercover at a coontry club to investigate the murde rof awealthvwoman . 160 min.! bv THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Boyish Indian actor 5 N aut.i<'al call 10 Asian river II Pure 12 Italian CD I Spy College Football: Marohall vs. VMI (Oe· leyodl fit Star Search IHBOI Hitchhiker: Night Shift A cru el nurse and her boyfriend have their co- Cl) ·-~ •• (!) mazda Sportolook CIJ Night Trecka 3 :30 (!) Auto Racing '86: SCCA Super Voeo and ASA Stock Cars Brooklyn, MI. IMAXJ MOVI E: ' Goi n' All the Way' 4 :00 I'll MOVIE : 'Catch-22' IHeOJ MOVIE: ' Sheena· (CCI 4 :30 (]) Kid'MOVIE: 'Tho Atomic ·I schoofs admini stration. CI) SneakPreviews 0 (]) al Golden Glrla Do- 9 :00 meuppance when a new pa· tien1 checks in. Margot Kidde r. 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II Belief 16 Horse statem £'n1 17 Scribbled 15 Tob o~a n , 19 - jong 20 Requin> 21 Pon.al 22 Wrest 23 Ac1reS.'i Martha 24 Remainde r k +-l-25 Pare 26 "All A bout NOT C A,I'I:E FUL. !!loOUT L.ENPINI& AN EAR YOU MII&HT I&E'T 'THI!>. DOWN I Caf'sar, c.,l.l I Ail .IYOEZ lJ .A At: T .Jill ' l ' oY TAIJRMZ 1.1 >1 ' !1 /. Xll A I'T l'l.t:ll 0 T ri L . F I' Z 7. I' T A H Y D c' 0 Y .1 Yef!llterday's Cryptoquote: A Cof\;<.~ I ! E i toH , Lll<l•: A CANNO N-BALl., M U~T GO ON . IF Ill·: lli-:I« JI IN!IS, Ill.~ CAREER IS OYEI!. - nUKP. IIF Wi':I.LIN<;TIJN �Page-12-The Daily Sentinel October 1 Ohio Judge O'Brien, terminates 30 cases~ Meigs County Court Judge Pa· trtck O'Brien completed 30 cases Wednesday in regular court proceedings. Fined by Judge O'Brien were Ne!Ue Cook, Syracu!l', $250 and costs, three days in jail, 60 day license suspension, OWl; costs only for falling to cqntrol vehicle; Randall Armes, Syracuse, $250 and costs. three days in jail, 60 day lk'ense suspension. OWl; Teddy Osborne, ReedsvUie, $250andcosts, 10 days in jail, 60 day license suspension, OWl ; Ralph Leesburg, Bidwell, costs, suspended 30day jail sentence, foi-feil Universal Carbine .r 30 caliber · M-1 with two chips, Revelation 22 long rUle, Jennings J-22anda boxofcock!ightingspurs l and equipment, transporting a loaded firearm In a vehicle; Sharon McMullen, Albany, restitution and costs, passing bad checks; Rita Bullock, Racine. restitution and costs, passing bad checks; Dayle Brooks, Reedsville, $W and costs, left of center; Donald Sedgwick, Tuppers · Plains, $5 and costs, de~lt'e ~~uS!;~;~am Kllig,~ Pomeroy, Stu ana costs, ·unsafe-' vehicle; Berneas Brumfield, Middleport, restitution and costs, passing bad checks; Kimberly Grueser, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, no muffler; Mazen Bunon, Jr., Utica, N.Y., $10 and costs, passing in hazardous zone; Ernest Johnson, Albany, $5 and costs, no warning flags on overlength; Jack Crowder, Elk· view, W.Va., $10 a~d costs, left of center. Fined for speeding were Kenneth Wlenlewskt, Vinton, $21 and·costs; Daniel Williams, Ann Arbor, Mich. , $Zi a_nd costs; Joy Sauer, Mlddleport, $21 and costs; Dewayne · Curtman, ..RacJne, $23 and costs; · Richard PouUn, J r .. Middleport, $21 and costs; Kirk Pennington, GaiUpolis, $a! and costs; Robert Smith, Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Dept. says the control tower should be open 24 hours a day instead of 16 for SPAGHETTI DINNER O'Brien, Fla., costs only; James Parker, Pomeroy, $22 and costs; Chester Roush, Galllpolis, $22 and costs; Richard Dornan, Waverly, W.Va., $ID and costs; William Lanh;lm, Huntington, W.Va., $22 andcosts. , Forfeiting bonds in Meigs County Court were Benjamin Ewing, $50, speeding; Edward Lampkin, CarolIna, W.Va., $50, sPeeding; Rodney Jordan, Pomeroy, $45, unsafe vehicle; DougBartram,Reedsvllle, $170, posseSsing llJld se!Ung turbearlng animals without a commercial propagating license. AT. THE FIRE STAnON ON Saturday, Oct. 19 from 3:00 to 7:00 P.M. ~ Monday-at-the-St:-PhHUp~Niefl ~ERVONE Erma E . Stone 91, Route 1, Coolville, died 'Thursday rmrning at the Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg. She was born at Falrplains, W. Va. , a daughter (ithe late James E . and Cordelia Parsons Pringle. She was a fanner school teacher and attended the Falrplalns Church. Surviving are two sons, James Stone of Coolville and Charles Stone of Uttle Hocking; three daughters, I W. Va .,· 1sabelle Sa rgen,t Rl pey, Bonnie Cremeans, Uttle Hacking, and Ruth Ann Nutter, Coolville; a sister, Iva Marte Pringle, Ripley, W. Va. , a nephew, 12grandchUdren, 11 great -grandchtldren. Preceding her In death besides her parents were her husband, Fred Stone, in 1981, and three brothers. . Services wUI be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the White Funeral Home COOivUie Burial with Rev. Wilson lnolficlating. willJerry be in Torch Cemetery. Friends may call lt tbe funeral home from 2 to 4p.m. and 6 10 8 p.m. today. Anna C. Huston Anna C. Huston, Kl, Murray City, fonnerly of Pomeroy, died Friday morning in Pomeroy. She was born July 7, 1902 at Orblstan, a daughter of Matt and Elizabeth Galvin Board. She was a member of the St. Phillip Neri Catholic Church lnfdurrayCityand of the Auxiliary of the American Legion there. Surviving are, three sons, Raymom and John Huston, both or Murray City, and Paul J. Huston, Syracuse; nine grandchildren and live great-grandclllldren. Preceding her In death were an Infant son, two Infant daughters and a brother, William Board. Services will be held at 11 a.m. • Emergency squads answer eight calls Tontght ... rain likely. Low In the lower OOs. Southwest winds 5to 15 mph. Saturday .. rain likely. High in the mid 70s. Chance of rain Is ID percent today and 70 peroent tonight and Saturday. Extended forecaal CLEVELAND (UP!) - Thursday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number 600. P.::K4 8348. - - Meanwhile, this week's top Ohio Lotto prize of $1.~ mUllan will go to one player who selected aU six numbers In Wednesday night's drawing. The name of the player wUI be announced after the Winning ticket ~ Seeond Av.,uo Middleport. Ohio 46780 306 North MMicLY ~Rco 0-·· .,..,,_ M.P. DIP."'"" M.a. ZJnnra "- !!OP. M.a. Hours: Mon .. Tues. & Fri. 10 a.m.· I p.m. and 2-5 p.m. Closed Thurs; led. 10·11:10 a.m. and l-7:30 Sal. 10 a.m.- p.m. Closed lost Sat. in every month -lKG -thlldren's and Adult voccinati011 -Athletic Physical (fin tor lolls. Southorn. lastom and Wthaml Hi&h Schoofs) - lofmals f·"'· ' l~=::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===~==========1l Seeks license A marriage license has been Issued in Meigs Coonty Probate Court to Phillip Marcell Hood, 22. and Usa Renee Deem, 19, both of Middleport. Veterans Memorial A4misslons--Kathryn Hetzer, ReedsvUie; Unda George, Cbeslilre; William Weaver, Middleport. Discharges--David Johnson, Ethel Hatfield, Donald Hood. 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The figures in the latest "census" show Gallipolis with a population of 5,576 lh 1900, 5,1m in AprU 1982, 5,162 In July 1982, and 4,915 In April 1984. The 1970 census reported 7,490 persons lived in Ga!Upolis. The figures will be sent to the Ohio Secretary of State, who by law must Issue a proclamation containing Ihe names and IXJpulatlon of all municipal corporations having a population of5,00lor more, and those having a population of less than 5,<XKJ. Thirty days after the Issuance of tbe'~roclamation, the status of a local municipal corporation as a village or city Is established. The community then has the option to dispute the census and conduct its own door-to-door census and submit those figures to the secretary of state. · But no matter whose figures are correct, Gallipolis' population is shrinking and the only way, Morris said, lo slow the reduction is by Increasing the area of the city. The only way that Is possible Is through annexation. "If the city is not permitted annexation by the county commission, " he said. "the city Is just not left with a great deal of room to grow in ." GALLIPOLIS - The dedication by Deputy Secretary Brown. ofthenewGalllaCountyCourthouse Brown was appointed to his will be held Saturday, !Nov. 9, at 2 position as Deputy Secretary of p.m. , with Clarence J . Brawn, Commerce on July 6, 1983. From Deputy Secretary of Commerce, as 1965 until 19&3, he was a member r:J: guest speaker. the U.S. House of Representatives "This is t)leday we have aU looked from the 7th District d Ohio. forward to for more than fouryears, He was ranking Republican on since the Iragtc loss of our fanner three Important committees and courthouse by tire on Jan. 8, 1981," subcommittees during his IS-year Commission President Verlln L. tenure In Congress, including the Swain said in a statement released Joint Economic Committee, today. Energy Subcommittee and tntergo"We want the people of Gallla vern m e n t a I R e I a I I o l\ s County to be a part at this Subcommittee. · celebration and join us as we . In 1982, Brown was the Republl· fonnally dedicate the new GaUia can candidate for governor of Ohio. County courthouse. " Editor and publtsher of several National, state and local dflcials Ohio newspapers from 1949 until are expected to be present. The 1961i, he became president and (Continued on page A3 ) ribbon culling wUI follow remarks NEW GALLIA COURmOtsE - Tbe dedication of the new Gallla County Courthouse wW be held Saturday, Nov. 9, at2p.m. "'lbtslsthedaywehaveall looked forward to lor more than four years, since tbe tragic loss of our lonner courthouse by Ore on dan. 8, · 1981," Commission President Verlln L. Swain said In a statement released today. Final easements being processed for water l~e extension ' '. . CLIP THIS AD SPEAKERaan,nce J. 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Remember . .. winter isn't that far away! 1981 OLDS DELTA 88 .................................... S4595 We're celebrating 121 years of business with special sale prices throughout the store. 95 By JOHN FRIEDMAN Times-Sentinel Staff On Thursday, The City of Gallipolis celebrated Its !95th anniversary. Or was It the VIU~ge of Gallipolis? According to flgtlres released by the Ohio Department of Development and Hxe U.S. Bureau of tbe Census, GaiUpolis' population, as ri July 1984, was 4,880. That Is 120 residents below the 5,00l required to maintain city status. According to the report, the city's IXJpulation actually dropped below 5,<XKJ in Aprill984, with 4,915 residents. · The July 1984, as well as April 1984, July 1982 and 1984 DODGE ·ARIES STATION WAGON •••••••••• S6495 Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports eight caUs Thursday; Rutland at 1: 29 a.m. to Nichols Rd. lor Helen Ebers bach to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 7: 52 a.m. to General HartingerPky.forRyanPieroewho was treated but not transported; MiddlEport at 9:39a.m. transported Linda George to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 10:38 a.m. was called to an auto accident on Rt. 338 for Melvin Tallman who was treated but not transported; Racine at 3: 03 p.m. to Coolville Rd. for Mary OPEN Putnam to Camden-Clark Memor- . TONIGHT Ial Hospital; Rutland at 4:45p.m. to nL 8:00 Main St. for Cynthia Bailey to SINCE 1864 Veterans Memorial Hospital; Chester at 5:24p.m. toamlnorbrushflre 1-----------------------:-1 on New Hope Rd.; Pomeroy atlO: 07 p.m. transported WUI!am Grueser to Holzer Medical Center. 10 Sections, 74 Pages 50 Cents Sunday, October 20, 1985 By,, the numbers, Gallipolis is now a village we'U help you cut a lot more wood with it. How' just choose a powelful 240, 245, 330 or 360 (carry rase models only) The chail) .saw comes packed iri' the free carry c~se. Then we'U send you an extra guide bar and chain . And that mean~ yuu'Ube able to cut a lot more wood without spending a lot more money. Ordinarily you 'd pay up to $93.00 for the case, bar and chain. But anyone smart enough to pick up a Homelite now Auto., air, extra nice car. Annhtersary Sale ~ Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Buy a Homellte® ~::2)~~ ~t 1985 DODGE -·Page A-3- chain saw now and 4 sp., AM/FM, 11,000 miles. 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Chain _.,mw Weather forecast Suuday tluoogll Tuesday A chaiKle of rain sunday and monday. Fair Tuesday. Highs ln the mid 60s .to mid 70s Sunday, Upper OOslo mid Ills Monday and lD lhe ll08Tue8day, LowslD the liO!!Sunday.. mld40slomld50sMondayaod upper 30o 1o mid 40s Tuftlda.v. Head Start's 20th year Sl.SO cur it's a caseofwberewefeellt'ssafer with tbe tower open :!1 hours," the ~trport manager said. Aircraft landings and snow removal operations would be safer with the tower always open, Salyerssald. . When the tower Is closed, a filght sel')!~e station takes over and can communlcate by radio with planes . but has no radar and Is In an r1flce from ·which the runway is not vtslble, the manager said. Catholic Church. Friends may<l?all at the Brown Funeral Home In Murray City from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and anytime on Sutxlay < with the family to be present from 2 The control tower is open rrom 6 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in a.m. to 11 p.m. and wlll open 30 the St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery at minutes later beginning Nov. 1, BuchteL Salyers said. He noted the tower was CHILDR~N ADULTS S3.00 - open 241x>urs untU October 1981. The cutback came because of a lack r1 a1r traffic during particular oours. "It's very Important to recognize we currently have a safe airport but safety reaSons. Larry Salyers said Thursday his letter to a Federal Aviation Administration official referred to the early morning crashes of two air cargo planes at thealrportthlsyear. A pilot was killed In one crash. If the tower had been open, the fatal wreck may have been avoided, Salyers wrote to Joseph Del Balzo, Eastern Region F M director in New York. ' SPONSORING A Airport manager wants tower open all the time HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (UP!)The manager of Tri-State Airport 1986 • By NANCY YOACHAM 'limes-Sentinel Stall TUPPERS PLAINS - There's light al the end of the tunnel for residents of Meigs County's SliversvUie area who have been wanting piped water from the Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District ror the past five years. Don Poole, a Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District representative, reports that final easements are being processed-at this time for the much wanted water line ex tension. However, he says, some lx>ldups have occurred with regard to the ea~ents. Although there have been no problems obtaining easements from people who will be served by lhe extension, there have been problems from a few people who already have piped water from Tuppers Plains-Chester. Poole says that three such property owners are wanting to be paid for easemen ts. He contends that because the water district Is non-profit - the money goes back into the system- the district is not and never will be in a position to buy easements. In conlructlng the extension, a new line must be laid parallel with an old line along County Road 28 iBashan Road) from the Bald Knob-Stlversville junction to the McKenzie Ridge Road junction. With exception d the three mentioned above, most property owners have already given the water district pennlsslon to lay the new line. Poole says the water district appreciates this cooperation and "special and very stringent specUlcatlons" have been written to accomodate these property owners. "They remember what it was like when they wanted water," he adds. · Attorneys for the water district are now reviewing maps of the area to be added to the Tuppers Plains-Chester system, and are also reviewing township road and county road pennlts to detennine li all legal needs have been met. PUCO a 'critic' of management State Issue deserves our support - Collins GALLIPOLIS - "Unreasonable regulations have crippled Southeast Ohio's coal industry and put tens of thousands of penple in our region out , of work," State Sen. Oakley C. Collins said Friday. "But simply complaining about lhe problem won 't solve it," the Ironton Republican said, "State Issue 1. which will be on the November 5 statewide ballot , could be the beginning of real solutions . . Issue 1. if approved by Ohio voters, will allow the state to Issue $100 million in bonds for coalcleaning research. ··ohio coal is the Buckeye State's most precious na tu ra l resource enough Ia meet our energy needs for the next 200 years," Collins said. "To simply give upon using It would be a terribly sad mistake. "Eindlng efficient and economical .melhods to safely bum Ohio's high-sulfUr coal will get the overzealous regulators off our coal industry's bark and pace theway for an economic comeback In our region." Ohio coal production Is down 40 Poole Is unable to give an approximate date when construction may be expected because' 'there are too many outsldepeoplewehaveto rely oo." However, he did say that the district Is "optimistic" about the StiversvUie· ex tension. Thirty-six customers In the StiversvUle area will be served by the new line. A smaller Une on Skinner Road will also be included as well as a smallllne in the MlnersvUie area, and ~ small Une in East Letart . Altogether, 50 new taps wUI be added Ia tbe Tuppers Pl ains-Chester network through the extension project. !Continued on page A-31 TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) - The chalnnan of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio says the PUCO percent since 1970. The number of views Itself as a critic of manageunemployed Ohio miners Is up J4 ment and will not hesitate to order percent over the past six years. changes It deems are in the best Unemployment in some coalInterests of the public and utlllty Intensive counties hovers above ID company stockholders. percent. "That'soneof thepolicles that we "Tragically, nearlyone-halfofthe think we're supposed to be fulfilling coal bumed in Ohio Is Imported;" here," said Chalnnan Thomas V. Collins said. "When you consider thema. "That's part of 'our role that 95 percent of Ohio's electric under the statute that created us." energy comes from burning coal, II The PUCO has become a watchgives you some idea what the dog against excessive rate InSUPPORTS L'!SUE-1 ---'Sen. IXJtentlal growth In our coal mining creases and as a protector to the Oakley C. Colllns, R-lronton, Industry could be.'' public and to shareholders agalnsl Friday voiced his support lor "Issue lis a sure sign that we are mlsmanagemen t In ut U!ties, Chema State Issue I, which wW allow not giving up at the slate leveL The said. research funds produced by pas- · the state to Issie $100 million In The PUCO's increased activism Is hondo! lor coal-cleaning resage of Issue l ean lead tocreate new seen in last summer's order to the ' search. ways to use our state's own General Telephone Co. to Improve resources and stop the practice of It s service as a condition for a rate importing coal from other states." Increase and Its recent directive to Without new technology, Collins "But the main positive Impact of the Columbia Gas Co. of Ohio to says, Ibis trend w!U continue, as. ~ Issue lis that It will help create new diversify Its board of directors, he many utilities will continue Import· jobs," Co!Uns says, " jobs ln.ourcoal said. lng "cleaner" coal from other Industry and In other relat.ed · "We view ourselves as critics of states. Industries. !· management," Cherna said during Because Ohio coal Is cheaper to "A voteforlssueltsa vote for jobs an Interview In Toledo Thursday. produce and use in Ohio,Sen. Collins In Southeastern Ohio - I cannel UntU Its reorganization In Januargues, passage or Issue 1could help think of a better reason to believe in ary 19Kl, lhe agency had not been keep consumer electric rates down. anything." very active In that role, saldChema , • who was appointed to the commission by Gov. Richard Celesle In December 1984. The five-member commission rl1Uiates utUitles, transportation companies, pipelines and water and sewer lines operating In Ohio. "If we don't speak out and teUthe companies what It Is we think they should be doing, who is?, he said. UtUitles do not operate under a tree market system, which governed by competition, belps sets prices. Because utilities operate as monopolies, the PUCO acts as a substitute lor the rl)arketplace, Chemasatd. "The market tells the company If they're doing a good job or not:" he said. "The reason we exist Is because there Isn't a free competl· Uve market." The commisSion also looks out for the interests of a utUity's shareholders to ensure the management Is efficient and effective In the delivery of tbe services, he sa id . Last summer the PUCO ordered General Telephone to conduct a management audit as a prerequlslt tor receiving a rate increase, he said. • The order resu Ited from serv Icc complaints commission members heard during public hearings for Ihe company's proposed rate increase, he said. As ·n result , the commission granled the telephone company ooly a flflh of the $58.5 million It sought . "We put a little slipulalion on the Increase," said Cbema. "We said, 'We're goingtoallowyou to ha ve lhis modest increase, but, you have lo use those dollars to improve the level of service'." In Its most rC'Ccnt action, the PUCO has dlrecled Columbia Gas to revamp Its hoard of directors so that a major'ity was from Ohio and did no! have ties to thl' mmpany or Its subsidiaries. The commission told the ga s company it wants to see a plan for those changes by Nov. 8. Columbia has prot ested I he movrand ha s lndlca trd II may ask for a rehearing on the issue. The practice of hav ing dirC'Ctors from outsldc the company Is a common one, Chema said. One benefit of such divcrslftcatlon will be toard memtlcrs looking after the best interestsofthecompany,whlch relate to oolh stockholders and ratepayers, h£' said. Community affairs forum scheduled at Portland School PORTLAND - A forum to discuss community affairs has been planned for 7 p.m. Wednesday at the' ~ Portland School. Interested persons may prepare questions In writing that they would like to bring uponlssu~ they would like to hear.discu ssed In the areas ri schoOl and township matters. A panel of persons consisting of the present school board and township officials, as well as candidates, are being Invited to make up the panel which will address the audience. Invitations have been sent to Bob Ord, Southern District Superintendent; board members, Susie Grueser, Don Smith, David HUI, Dennie Evans, Joe Thoren, and board and township candidates, Frank Proffitt, Charles Pyles, Scott Wolfe, Shirley Johnson, Eugene Long, Elson Dailey, Guy Rose, Max Folmer, . Morris Teaford, James McHaffie. and Marty · Morarlty. The group calling !he meeting points out that the ' I· session is being Offered as a gesture to promote and maintain understanding and good wUI between the \ - . , ....... I ... ~. -~, ' ·-· ' public and its representatives. This type r1 meeting has had a long standing tradition In the New England Slates sometimes having far reaching effects when at times only a dozen or so people attended, they report. Residents have a question they would like to have considered can mail It to Marviene Beegle or Gayle Price. Questions may be submitted to the moderator, Mrs. Beegle, at the door belorethemeetingstarts and oral questions wUI be accepted from the floor. Rules lor the forum are: decisions made by the ~ moderator are final; only questions in J(OOd tustc and deemed appropriate by the modera tor will tlc used;. the moderator reserves the right ro interrupt any answer because of limited time; the moderator will try to select questions that seem most generally of roncer11; each candidate for local offices wUI be given a few minules to address the audience If he cr sbe so destres. Members of the arrangement committee for the forum are Beegle, Howard Lo rklns, Max ine Diddle Sellers, Price and Shirley JriKnson. � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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