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His column "New York Day by Day" appeared In hundreds of newspapers during the 1920s and · 19:lls. . Mcintyre died in 1938- before he had a chance to live tn the restored 1800's manslononStateStreet. but It served as his widow's home Cor many years before her death last AprU at the age of 101. Maybelle Mcintyre bequeathed the house- knpwn as Gatewood to the 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park District. The deed was signed over to the park district Wednesday by the wtll's executor, according to a published report. Ohio Valley Bank's Chairman of Richard F. Celeste. The General Assembly adopted a compromise "sovereign tmmun· tty" bUI Thursday, ending !or the lime being a three-year hassle over House rejects seatbelt law OF 20 COLUMBUS (UPI ) - The Ohio Gmeral Assembly has adjoumed lor the weekmd, stW awaltlngtherlghtoomblnatlonolvotesto macta pair of controversial bills mandating the use of auto sea&hells and requiring mGCor vehicle exhaust system Inspections In the Cleveland · and Cincinnati areas. The seathelt bUl, cleared earUer tiM year by the Senate, leU two votes short of pa811age Thul'!lday In lhe House dellplle claims II would "save thousands II. lives and serlonslnjUrleA." I!Alp. EdwardJ. Orlett, D-Dayton,Mtthesll!lefora votenextweek on the emlslllons bUI, defeated Waesday, As chief !IJIOIIIIOr, b.i Is laced with l!eCUrlng a half-domt votes to a-re p81188ge. 'Ibm the Senate must act on the plan. . 'llie ml\lor accompllshment of the week was approval II. a joint conference conuntttee report restoring Umfled soverelp lrnmtdl)l lor local governments and school dlslrtclll !oroed to pa.v exorbllalll premiums lor liability insunlnce or tmable to lei covera,e a& aD. 'Die plan, which la~l'fll agreed Is 111ly aatoppp llleUIJ'e, was senttoGov.RichardF.Cell!steforslgnalureona91-2volelatheHCIUlle and a 2&hole · -.In the . Senate. SPECIAL SALE CANNON BATH TOWELS. Heavy weight, solid colors and white. Gen· erous size. · $229 . Matching Hand Towel ...................... 11.49 Marching Wash Cloth .......................... 99• BERFELDS the Board Morris Haskllis, who Is the Mclntyres' 25 aruuvesary, at executor of Mrs. Mcintyre's estate, whlch Mr. Mcintyre was said to reportedly said the Gatewood have given Gatewood as a present to property Is appraised at $00,00l, hlswlte. The home was purchased in 1933. while the entire estate Is valued at Its renovation was completed just about $1.5 mUUon. No plans have yet been made lor . prior to Mr. Mclntyre'sdeathatage the Gatewood mansion, ParkDirec· 58. The horne's furnishings wm be tor J<isette Baker has been quoted as saying. Besld~ the home Itself, the sold at auction November 22 by district was also bequeathed many Garth's Stmtford Auction Center tn o! Mcintyre's papers, pictures, Delaware and the proceeds wm be part of Mrs. Mcintyre's bequest to paintings and book collectlon. The district must raise funds to the University of Mtssourt School r:t Journalism for scholarships and an maintain the property. endowed faculty chair tn her The county park district formed 10 years ago - was named husband's name. Roy Fisher, a fonner dean of the after Mcintyre because he was the University of Missouri School of area's most famous resident The Mclntyres were part or New Journalism who helped Mrs. Mcln· York society and friends of celebrt· tyre wtth arrangements for her ties and politicians such as boxer bequest to the colll'ge, sald the Jack Dempsey imd Mayor Jimmy money would be used as an Walker. Fonner President Herbert endm\:ment for a faculty position Hoover reenacted the role of best and for post·graduate fellowships man at a mock wedding to celebrate lor joumaUsls. . General Assembly adopts limited ~unity legislation ,, A lAG ' l't'JIIdent. Mr. Mc1Dtyre'1 ll)'lllllcMed coUnll "New Yosil Day by ~" appi!U'tlll Is! lundredll of newapapen In the 111011 111111 18IIB. MARlQUITA, Colombia Rescue workers mounted a search today lor survivors of flooding and mudsUdes triggered by the eruption of a snow-shrouded volcano In western Colombia. Officials said 4,000 bodies were found but 25,001 people were feared dead. Officials prepared etght U.S. Army helicopters ·based In the Panama Canal Zone to lift supplies and medical teams Into Colombia today. AVenezuelan alr force plane loaded wilh relief supplies landed In Bogota late Thursday. Twelve Colombian helicopters shuttled suppUes Into the strtcken region !rom a base In Bogota as o!flclals pleaded lor food, clothing, blankets, lanterns and blood. Alberto Vasquez Restrepo, gover· nor of the Colombian state of Anlloqula, said efforts today would center on caring lor the Injured. "Those who are dead are dead ," he satd. "We have to takecareof the Injured." Officials !eared more fiooding and mudslides today. In Marlqulta, 18 miles north of Afl11ero, officials evacuated resklents because of possible flooding from the 'swollen Guall River. The 17,716-foot volcano Nevada del Rulz, about 100 mlles west of Bogota, erupted at about 11 p.m. Wednesday. Heal from the blast melted Ice and SI)OW that covered the volcano, sending a torrent of water and mud rOAring ihrough dead," said Gustave Esguerra: governor of the stat~ o! Cuoolna~ nearby towns. Hardest hit was Armero, a city or marca. "But we hope that manY. o! 45,00l, 93 miles west r:i Bogota In the the mtsstng people saved ttre"m: nation's coffee- growing region. · selves by climbing nearby Only rooftops, the steeple of a mountains," church and a cemetery bcated on Many people In the region refused high ground were vtstble above the to leave the area despite warning ' mud that covered the town. Frtday that an eruption wa.. U.N. DlsasterRI'IIefOrganizatlon . Imminent. . officials said tn a statement that "The Colombians were attempt· "4,00l oodles have already been lng to become prepared," u.s. recovered and the eventual deat!l Geological Survey offlcal Derrell toll may reach 15,000 In the town of Herd said tn Washington. " As best Armero." as I can tell the eruption occurl'd "God, what haveyoudonetous?" before their plans and activities satdone resldentoiArmerowhoOed could be fully Implemented." to Marlqulta and took refuge In a Ofllcats said the meltlngsrowand treetop. "Armero has disappeared and Ice caused ltttledamageclosetothe·: there is only mud," Osberto volcano, but gained Ioree as If Hernandez, a resident of the town moved down the Chtnchlna, Langu." known as the "White Ctty" for lis nllla, Gualt, CloroandMollnorivers;' cotton and rice production, told a sweeping away trees and causing: Bogota radio station. widespread damage. ·· The powerful eruption was the "A wave of trees, people and: deadllestslnceNewGulnea'sMounl furniture hit my building and: Lamlngton exploded In 1951, kUling knocked It down," said Lozanobetween 3,00J and 5,001 people. Pacheco. "It carried me to the ctty: It was the Western Hemisphere's . llmtts, where I saw the top r:i a tree:. deadliest eruption this century. 'flle and I climbed. I was there all night: worst before was tn 1968, when and all I could hearwereshoutsand· Mount Arena! in Costa Rica erupted cries." · and kllted&l. The explostveeruptlon Mud from theoverOowtng Langu-: r:i Mount St. Helens In Washington nUlaR!verll'veledAnnero.'l'heRed· left 63 dead. Cross said the towns o! Chtnchtna,: President Belisarlo Betancur. Honda and Llbano also we~· who new over the region Thursday, flooded. called Itan "unimaginable tragedy" The volcano's Iakt majoreruptkm and placed himself In command of was in 1595, according to Hen!. The retle! operations. volcano emitted smoke and ash tn "There could be :ll.OOO to 25,(00 lJJl:i, l8!Wl and 1916. Gallia's OOM Park District receives "Gatewood' as gift COLUMBUS (UP!) - Leglsla· lion restoring limited Immunity from negligence lawSU its to local governments and school dlstrtcts Is on Its way to I he desk of Gov. ... $22'' $locks ...... S7.99 . BuKton and Leegin fine quality dress belts, reversibles westerns and basic belts in 'all the popular widths. All genuine leather. . CHRISTMAS CARD GRAB BAG MEN'S WRANGLER & SPRINGF OOT $9.95 polyester slacks and knit slacks. 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Alanned by reports that local governments and school districts can no longer afford UabiUty Insurance or cannot obtain cover· age, the House adopted the joint conference committee settlement 91·2and the Senate ratltled tt 2!H;. The proposal had been stalem· ated since last June, when lobbyist~ for lawyers, local governments and Insurance companies became In· volved In a tangle over provisions. Even though the bill passed and is expected tobeslgnedlntolaw. ttwas adyertlsed only as a stopgap measure at best. '1 just have to feel that Insurance rates wUl have to come down some as a result r:i this bill,' •said Sen. M. Ben Gaeth, R-Deflance. Some lawmakers said that II Ihe ne.w llmlted liability plan does not rEduce .insurance rates, they will propose a joint Wtderwrittng associ· atlon wxler which the state would provide pooled insUral1ce coverage for local govermnent and school districts. MUD COVERED SURVIVOR RE'!CUED - A soldier and ClvD Defense volunteer carry a mud covered survivor from the town of Annero thai wo.s Celeste says care has improved for mentally retarded COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. Richard F. Cetestesayshlsadmlntstmtton has m a d e "great strides" during lhe last seven weeks In provkllng quality care to the mentally retarded and developmentally disabled, and wUllntroduce a legislative package of further refonns next week. "There's stUl a great delil to be done and goals to be met. destroyed by a mudslde following the erupllon o1 the :: El Rulz volcano In Central Columbia. More than ::· 25,000 people DUlY have 1081 their lives in the +e·~r. ·• (UPI). . Syracuse awarded grant The VUiage of Syracuse has been awarded a S22, 194 lfllllt for hoMing access Improvements Into I he Ohio River a& the viiJaae park. Stale Representative Jolynn Bcl!ter said the grant, admlnlnsWred by.lheOhloDepartmentoiNa&urallle!iourcesDivtslonofWatercralt, wUI assist the city In oonsirucllon II. a boa& launch ramp Into the river and provide adacent boat docks. Boster wosiled 1o supportSyracwie' grant application In order to promote watercraft recreation on Use Ohio River. ' Grant funds were derived from lhe Waterways Safety Fund w!Kh Is supported solely from boat reglslrallon lee~~ and a portion of the itate gasolnesates tax. The monies aredlstrtlufed fort he Dlvhlon o1 Watercraft's enfon:emenl, capital tmprovemmls and educational progl'flllls. . • �Friday, November 16, 1985 Commen Page"-2-The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy- .Middleport, Ohio 'Friday, November 15, 1986 Tony on the run _____;_____Ja_m_es_J_.K_il_pa_t~-ick The Daily Sentinel ll1 Co11r1 Street Pomeroy, Ohio : DEVOTED TO THE INTERFSTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb Bm~ ~v n'"'\...-JL..,..., r"T"""E31=·~ ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher ; PAT WHITEHEAD' BOB HOEFUCH . General Manager : Assistant Publisher (Controller . DALE ROTHGEB, JR. 1-; News Editor LEITERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less tha n 300 words • .:aong. All letters arE' subjiK't to editing and must be signed wit h name, address and WASHINGTON- Tony Coelho, a future speaker of the House,came · to breakfast with reporters ooe morning last week. A walter offered him a plate of eggs and corned beef hash, but Tony waved hlm off. He had come to ialk !XJlltlcs. Tony would rather talk (Xllltlcs than eat. Coelho represents the 15th dJS. trtct of Callforrila, which runs from Modesto down to Fresno. The district houses roo,ooo people, and mostofthemlovethe guy. In 1984 he defeated Republican Carol Harner by 2-to-1; the seat is hls lnto the foreseeable·future. A few years henre, when he succeeds Jlm Wrtght as speaker, sawed.off Tony Coelho wW be .a cartoonist's delight. He will be ldentllled by his black -oocketoo eyes - eyes that mist with sorrow as he thinks of a seat lost to the Democrats, eyes that sparkle with mlschle! as ·he contemplates a Republlcan defeat. He has been ln polltlcs all hls adult Bfe. Alter his graduation from Loyola, he served as admlntstrative alde to Congressman B. F. Slsk, whom he succeeded oo Sisk's retirement in 1978. He was 43ln June. On thls particular rmrnlng, just after the electlons, Tony ls beside himself with joy. It ls no problem lor Tony to be beside himself, lor everything about him - eyebrows, hands, mouth - ls constantly ln motion. The gentleman is a oneman pogo stlc~. He ls not l'illlch Interested ln dlseusslng Republican Tom Kean's landsllde r~H!Iectlortas governor df New Jersey, but what about VIrginia! Virginla! He wants us to see the lessons of Vlrginla. There the Derrocratlc candklates had made a clean sweep - a white male for ~vernor, a black male for lieutenant governor, a white woman !Qr attorney general. Great· candidates! Absolutely super candidates! They had avoided ldentlllcat'lon with any : t elephone numbf.r. No unsigned letters w\11 be- published . Letters should be In .. :" good taste, a ddrt"ssl n ~ Issues, not personali11E'S . . .L u~ Soviets hammer ~t . · 'Star Wars' ( , • :Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, ~eclaring that an anns race In space ~uld be "sulcldal," told a group ct Nobel Prize winners that negotiation Is tile only road to complete nuclear disarmament. 'A simllar theme was taken up by Presldent Andre! Gromyko, who told cOnmunlst Party offlclals In Gorky Wednesday the United States was uldeashlng an unprecedented arms buildup. ·:Wtth just five days left before the Geneva swnmlt between President l'iiagan and Gorbachev, the two Kremlin leaders lntenslfled Soviet d$nands that banning the star wars defense be given priority at the talks. United States wants to discuss nuclear arms, Including space ~apons, but also seeks to talk about human rights and regional disputes s\il.ch as those ln Afghanistan and Nicaragua. :'Gorbachev, speaking ln the Kremlln to a delegation ci Nobel laureates, sild deployment of the Strategic Defense Inltlatlve - better known as star wars - would mean "that the U.S.S.R. will !lnd an e!!ective answer." Wilt, he said, would lead only to a new race to mWtarlze space. : .G~omyko. speaking to reglorial Communist Party o!!lclais In Gorky, aj!cused the United States o! attempting to dupe the American (llbUc by c81Ung star wars a defensive system and saying that research on the sY.stem is.on!y ln the prellmlnary stages. Y'There is not a grain ci truth tn these clalms," he said. -:"Let those who want to talk to us from strength know that they have ciiosen the wrong people to talk tn," Gromyko said. : .Gorbachev, ln a speech broadcast on Soviet televts,lon and carried by the Qltlcial news agency Tass, dlsmlssed U.S. clalms that the star wars system ~ld lead to a breakthrough In defense technology. •:"At what price wW thls be achieved? It lS absolutely clear - at the price Ot the development of sulcldal arms systems," he said. :~egotlatlon is the only dependable and sale way to achieve df&armament, Gorbachev sald. ::"We go to Geneva being completely aware of the responsibility resting oit the leaders of such countries as the U.S.S.R. and the United States," he ~d . "We go there lor serious and productive work and, I should say, wlth our hands not empty." : He repeated the Soviet proposal that each slde halve the number of wirrheads capable of reaching the other side's tert1tory. .· :'The .· .... .•' •' ::CUTTING :T- HE :What should . ;:Uncle Sam do? - :i:timinate tax :1oopholes :·Cut defense :·s pending : Start a feder al · lottery ~ ut spending on ··domestic programs ,':Li mit Social Security : benefit s : Raise taxes • Noth ing How concerned ' is the public? June Sept . 1985 1985 8 1% 52% 42% 41 % tO% 7% 3% Concerned Very Fairly Not concerned Not very Not at all No opinion 78% 87% 42% 47% 36% 40% 11% 9% 15% 13% 2% 7% 2% 2% ., (Sou,ce: Money maoaztnel NEA/W. Vosburgh & J. UM do,ncerr about the federal budget deficit Is growing, as almost nine out of 10 Amer icans now say they're worried. And more than eight In 10 believe the w~y to solve the problem Is to close tax loophOles. • Joday in history •• ;~ Today ... is Friday, Nov. 15, 319th day of 1985 with 46 to follow. ,~ The moon ls moving toward Its first-quarter. ;.. The morning stars are Venus and Mars. , :: The evening stars are Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. ;.. Those born on this date are under the slgn ol Scorpio. They Include ~rltlsh statesman Wllllam Pltt ("the elder" ) in 17(J!; Brttlsh astronomer B,lr Wllliam Herschel, discoverer ol the planet Uranus, ln 17:1!; art.ist Qeorgla O'Keelle ln 1887 (age 98) ; dlpbmat W. Averell Harriman ln 1891 :p.ge 9<1 ); Germancommander Erwin Rommel, also ln 1891; actor Ed"'!ard Asner In 1929 (age 56) , and slnger.actress Petula Clark ln 1932 (age 53). ~· On this date 1n history: ·: In 1492, the first recorded reference to tobacco was made by Christopher Columbus, who observed Indians ln the New World smoking lt ln plpes. ~. In 1~. explorer Zebulon Pike sighted the 14,110-loot Colorado Rocky ~ountaln Peak that bears hls name. · . .;: In 1864. Clvil War Gen. Wllllam Tecumseh Shennan began hls march :O'Om Atlanta to the sea. . ;•• In 19!>, the first assembly of the League or Nations was called to order In ~neva, Switzerland. :: In 1982, a federal judge In Los Angeles declared the l98l U.S. draft {eglstration law Invalid. , _ . •. In 1981, flve-week·old Baby Fae dled aft er her body rejected the baboon :heart she had UvEl(l with for 20 days at Calllornla's Lorna Linda University ~e<ltcal Center. ;.. A thought for the day: Brlttsh statesman Wllllam Pltt, known as "the . jtder Pltt," said, "Unlimited power lsapttocorruptthemlndso!thosewho JXlssess lt. .. .' where laws elld, tyranny begins." -. i{· .•· ' ..• . • "There's no place like Moscow.... There's no place like Moscow.... " pressure groups that might have·, hurt them - homosexuals, tlr example, and extremists of organ.'' lzed labor - and meanwhile the Republlcan slate h!l(l 'been Saddled with far-right fundamentaliSts. The impllcatlons flU hls heart with joy. "Listen to me," says Tony. It Is Impossible mt to Osten to him. He flxes us with those dark and eloquent eyes. "These rellglous people ln the 'New Right' are golng to do the RepubUcans what some of the less attractlve people ln Big Labor dkl to use. Only .lt wul he worse for the RepubUcans." He ts jubilant about something else. An Incurable optimist, he Is always jubilant about something. Ronald Reagan has lost his welfare queen! He's lost her! Do we know the new weHare queen? It's the Pentagon! It's toilet covers, stool caps, coffee makers; high-priced wrenches. How can Reagan talk any more about waste ln welfareabout the woman ln the Cadlllac In · Chicago - when he can't get a handle on waste at his own Detense Department? "Weinberger's blown lt! He's blown lt!" Tony sees good thlngs ·ahead In 1986. He always tells us that he's "conservative," so he make only conservative predictions. · In . 1986 the Democrats will gain seven to 10 seats in the House. They will regain control-of the Senate. Tony has all' 34 Senate contests In his head. Ask him. Florida? A breeze. South Dakota? It's ours. Things look good In North Dakota, Alabama, WisConsin, Pennsylva· . nia. The retirement of slx senators has opened . seats ln Louisiana, Mtssout1, Nevada, Arizona. Norlh Carollna and Maryland. "We'll win flve ol them." He reconsiders. "Maybe all olthem." • By my rough and rapid calcula· lion, Coelho Is now anticipatlng a turnover ct 10 Republican seats. Draining Egypt dcy___J_a_ck_A_nd_er_so_n_&_D_a_le_~_a_n_A_tt_a WASHINGTON -No !l'le ln the AmericAn Southwest needs to he told that access to such water sources as the Colorado River can spell the dlf!erence biitween lush farmland and jackrabbit cotintry. PowerfUl Interests have battled In the courts lor decalles over the rlght to share the llmited water suwlles that can turn a desert green. Half a world away, Ubyan dictator Muammar Qaddafl ts planning a "water war" of his own. But he'll fight It with earth-moving equipment -and tanks and planes lf necessary. His bng-range Qbjectlve, tntelllgence sourres suspect, ts to brlng Egypt to Its lmees by cutting orr the waters of the NUe, which have sustained Egypt for mlllennla. Ostensibly, Qaddafl's grandiose scheme to run a pipeline 1,axl miles from an underground lake In south Libya to the Mediterranean coast ls simply an ambitious plan to make the desert bloom where the bulk ct Libya 's population llves. The pro· ject, whlch could cost as much as $25 bllllon, wowa lfngate 4.'iU,OOO acres along the coast. Qad<!afl has dubbed is project "the Great Manmade River." The ecooomlc goal of the pipeline lS arguably benign, lf a bit harebrained, considering that Its cost is more than double Ubya's entlreannuallncomefrom oil sales . But lt's the.suspected poUtlcal goal that has Western lntelllgence sources concerned. Both Egypt andSudanarefearlu l that lf Ubya succeeds ln draining the underground lake ln the Kul'ra Oasis, thelr own aquifers will he drained, too, perhaps lowering the level ol the Nile far to the east and Lake Chad even farther to the southwest. The Egyptlans !ear that Qaddafl wouldn't stop at just (Xlac hlng undergroupd water supplles, but has a secret plan to extend his plpeUne from Kufra south and then east to the Nile ln northern Sudan. The distanre would be about the same as the publlcly announced plpellne from Kufra to the Medlter- . ranean. The Egyptians oote that Qaddafl is already building a 160-mlle road from Kufra to the Sudanese border - and the Nile ls only another 325 miles-away across the empty deseri. ~ Alarmlng evldence that Qaddafi is plottlng a water war was uncovered by Egyptian Intelligence early last year. It was a plan, confirmed · a year later by a delectlng Ubyan pilot, to bomb the Aswan Hlgh Dam In southern Egypt, draining the huge water reserves ln Lake Nasser and robbing Cairo 700 miles north of llf!'-giving water and.electrlclty. Qaddafl himself was surprisingly candid about his ambitions In an lnlervlew last August with Cairo newspaper. "!Imagine that It ls (XlSSlble," he sald, "to llnk the Nile to the Great Manmade River In Libya, that the Libyan and Egyptian deserts mn tum green, and that the Western Desert can yield fro its and become a green carpet. ... I would Imagine that Lake Nasser will be ·linked to al-Ku!ra, the source o! the Great Manmade River. Wlll we not thus create paradise on earth?" A less liealf!lc view of Qaddafl's lntf'lltlons was expressed last year by then-President Gaafar Nimelrl ct Sudan, who was oustoo tn a coup April 6. He told reporters that Qaddafl was already waging a waier war, "causing starvation through controlling the River NUe water." He pointed out that "this war has grave consequences for Sudan, but is It a matter ci llle and death lor Egypt, which ls wholly dependent on the NUe water. " The susptclous Nimeirl has now been replaced by Sudanese leaders much !rlendller to Qadda!l - and much less friendly to Egypt. Qaddafi has already persuaded them to stop work .on a canal In southern Sudan that would have Increased the flow of usable NUe water by 4 bllllon cublc meters, half d. It allotted to Egypt. Sutmnit calculations.___ ___Wi_llia_m_A_.R_us_h_er The Geneva summit conference between President Reagan and Soviet boss MlkhaU Gorbachev ts now fast approaching, and It is tlme to take a comprehensive look at the prospects. The first pitfall to avold is the question that is always so popular among liberals and the merely slmple-mlnded: WUl the conference be a "faUure" or a "succe$5"? That qulckly b'ans(Xlses lnto: wm Reagan and Gorgachev reach an agreement, or oot? And that ln turn puts poweriul cards In Gorbachev's hands, because he Is under·no great (Xllltlcal pressure to come home with an agreement, and can therefore af!ord to slt patiently and walt t>r the American slde to offer concessions. Mr. Reagan, on the other hand, will have Congress, the media and our Free World ames all breathing down his neck, urging him to achiP.Ve a "breaktluuugh," reach an "agreement" (any agree· men!), and thereby make the summit a "succesS'." That sort of pressure misled previous U.S. presldents Into mak· lng thoroughly lll-adversarles . Those reached ln the Nlxon ad min· tstratlon (SALT 1 and the ABM Treaty) have been violated wlnle· sale by the Soviet Union. Jimmy Carter's contribution (SALT n) was so b'ansparently bpslded and damaging to U.S. Interests that not even his own DemocratiC · controlled Senate could be persuaded to ratify tt. Fortunately we have today a president made of sterner stu!!: There wW he no "agreement" merely for agreement's sake. Any pact that Is arrived at wW have to be useful, So Mr. Reagan, who undf!rstands balanced and wholly verUlable, or Western technology, a Free World can count on beallng Gorbachev at all thls very well, can afford to be Mr. Reagan wUl - quite rightly thls game, and he lS therefore fated patient at Geneva, too. U Gorbarefuse to sign lt. Second, we ought to get over the to preside overtheslowdecayclthe chev is ready to negotiate, the Idea (another llberal favorite) that usefulness of hlS vaunted nuclear whole world can m:>ve Into a tar the only conceivable topic for a mlssUes. His only alternative Is to safer (because non-nuclear) future. summit talk with the Russians is · join the turn to defensive weapons U he Isn't, the West can prepare to "the arms race": as lfthe U.S. and - which wW be extremely costly- do so unilaterally - and walt U.S.S.R. were two long-distance and obtain such Western techno log· calmly for the Soviet's new boy to ruMers, equally Intent upon win· leal ald ln buDding them as he can change his mlnd. ntng a marathon. As Mr. Reagan steal or bargain lor. pointed out ln his U.N. address, there is every reason to ask Gorbachev when he Is going to pull his troops out of Afghanistan, tell his surrogate, Castro, to wtthdraw his soldiers from A!rlca and Instruct his Vietnamese ally to let go of Cambodia . Once free of these misconceptions, we can look for evidence that Gorbachev realizes whatts happenIng to the global power balance, and perhaps some Indications as to how he proposes to cope wlth lt. For at least 50 years, o!!enslve weapons, culminating ln nuclear mlssUes, have domlnated warfare. The best that Western mWtary experts and diplomats could arrange, In response, was a "balance o! terror": deterrents through mutual assured destruction In the event ct a first strike. The res(Xlnse or the Soviet Union has been to accept this state of affairs (because lt had to), whlle ming lts strenuous best to lie, cheat and bluff Its way to nuclear superiority Now, ln the fullness of tlme, the pendulum lS swinging back to the superiority of defense, ln the form "Don't tell me, let me guess -you 've done o! sateUtes In earth orblt capable of ALL your Christmas shOpping!" Intercepting so many missiles that no "unacceptable' ' !lrst strike Is conceivable. Thanks to superi6r Berry's World Bruce respects Wisconsin ByGENECADDES UPI Sports w..-er COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -Ohio Sta te Coach Earle Bruce has something Woody Ha~ may never · have had In his 28 years with the Buckeyes - lots of respect lor the Wisconsin Badgers. Hayes-coached teams were 25-1·2 against Wlsconstn, with the become more balanced and possibly Badgers' wjn during hls long even tougher for opponents to defend against. . relgn coming In 1959, 12-3. That balanced offense shows 1,773 Bruce, now ln, his seventh Ohio State season, ha&n'i been that yards rushing and 1.767 yards fortunate. TheBuckeyesareonly:J-3 passing for the first nine games .. Quarterback Jbn Karsatos now against the Badgers, who have won three o!the last four games between ranks second nationally ln passing efficiency. He was 16 ot 00 for 275 the two teams. ' In!act,OhloState'slasthomebss yards and three touchdowns last Brennaman and Nuxhall was to Wisconsin, 1).() ln a rainstorm week against Norlhwestern. to handle TV and radio In 1982. That also was thelasttlmea less than capaCity Ohio Stadium CINCINNATI (UP!) - Radio crowd saw the Buckeyes play. LOO ANGELES (UPI) - The Los broadcasters Marty Brennaman Since then, Ohio State has won !> Angeles Rams placed defensive and Joe Nuxhall, who have 'called ln a row In the giant horseshoe and a back·Eric Harris on Injured reserve CincinnatiRedsgamesforlland18 . 21st consecutiVe full house wm be on years, respectlvely, will handle both hand Saturday as 12 Ohio State and replaced him on the roster wtth veteran Tim Fox, ihe club antelevision and radio cqverageofthe seniors make their final home nounced Thursday. team next year, Reds ol!lclais appearance. Harris, ll, has been bothered the announced Thursday. "Wisconsin is a very fine 4-5 last few weeks by a dislocated disc ln Brennaman, Nuxhalland WLWT· football team," Bruce said of the his back. TV sports director Steve Physloc, Badgers, who bst27-18at Minnesota Fox, 32, has not played thls year who wUl also handle television last Saturday. "We have to take after being Involved ln a contract broadcast du tles, replace Ken Wisconsin very seriously. They dispute wtth the Chargers. The WUson and former Red Joe Morgan, have beaten us three of the last lour 5-foot-11, lJi6. pounder played his who handled the play-by-play and yea,rs." first six NFL seasons wlth the New color commentary for the station ln That, as It lS every year at this England Patriots before coming to 1985. time, is one o!Bruce'sblgproblems San Diego for the next three years. Nuxhall and Brennaman will · this week - keeping hls players The Ohlo State graduate \viii be continue as broadcasters for all minds on Wlsconsln Instead of available lor the Rams' game non-televiSed Reds games on WLW looking ahead a week to the game Sunday tn Atlanta. radio. But for the 47 gamesmvered wlth Michigan at Ann Arbor. In the TV statlon'scontract with the Ohio State goes titto !hi! game 8-1 Reds, only oneo!them wW be on the overall and 5-1ln the Blg Ten. The radlo at a glveG tlme. . Buckeyes, with victories against For televised games next season, Wisconsin and Michigan, would do · Brennaman will handle several oo ie~ than share the championship Innings of televiSion play-by-play · with Iowa and, because d their win DARWIN, 011. while Nuxhall handles radio play- over the Haw keyes two weeks ago, PH, 992 ~·3 75 7 by-play. The . two will switch wouldbetheBlgTenrepresentatlve A (XlSltlons ln subsequent Innings, and In the Rose BoWLOnelossandlt'sof! NuxhaU will handle color analysis toelther the'Cotton or Fiesta Bowl. ooTV. · Ohio State agaln will be without Physloc wW alternate between tailback Keith Byars, whose brokim color and play-by-play lor TV, rtght toot continues to bother htm, NOW FEATURING depending on whether his partner Is raising the question of- whether he NuxhaU or Brennaman. wiltplayanyrmrethisseason. EXXON GASOLINE Morgan, who covered the Na· Byars, Injured during a Labor & KEROSENE tiona! League playoffs tlr NBC thls Day practlce, sal out the first five past year, had just a one-year games as well as the last two after •olognG ...............~~······~ 99 c contraci with Multimedia, WLWI"s re-lnjurlng the foot against Colby Cheese ....."~;.. $2.49 parent corporation. Wilson ls under Minnesota. . C0 Ia................ 1·16· oa. Itt.. $1 •79 Plpll· contract lor the coming season wlth John Wooldridge and Vlnce Anheuser-Busch, whichownstheSt. Workman onre agaln will man the CHRISTMAS TOYS Louts Cardinals. tailback s(Xlt against Wisconsin, & with fullback George Cooper be CHRISTMAS CANDY ~Rival comtng more and more of a factor. DiKounh to Churches Wlth Byars, last year's natlonal And Non-Profit EAST MEIGS- Tickets. lor the rushing and scoring leader, out or only Rams sign Fox r;:=:;::;:::;:::;:;::;:::;:=:;l WHALEY'S GROCERY d "raft 0p8ftl ft g Classic' set second ClaSsic", ·an annual annual football"Rival contest between Eastern ~nd Southern alumni, sei lor Saturday, are stU! available at the two schooisorfrommembersof . the respectlve booster clubs at a cost of $1, which also gives the holder a chance to wln the game ball. Both teams have submltted rosters 1or the contest, Including many former stars from the past and not-so-recent past. Southern won last year's Inaugural event at Southern. . Game time is slated for7 p.m. and oot 7:30 as reported earlier. All proceeds wlll go to the Eastern and Southern booster clubs and cheerleaders. r~the~U~n~eu~p~,~O~hlo;Sta~te~·s~of~'~ense~~ha~s~==~~;~~~~~;;~ RIO GRANDE - )(,(In! Wolk'b-6-18, Ron F'urnlcr F'rltz H':',JorVcrMfi~ 26. R onRIIM"-"' ~ -~·JO. [)ouj: Fot~ J.llt ,.._ :a-n.a Robrrl W on rw,ll - 1~. Spl'f'(.'!l('l' ~ 10 . 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Rio wut play Its second game of the season at home Saturday against Franklin University. IH~O. Rldl CADILLAC-CHEVROLET 1985 WAS 115,811.00 Rio wins opener 1))11 Sro11': OLDSMO 308 I. MAIN ST. o_~ PHONE 61 POMEROY, OHIO ' �Page 4 The Daily Sentinel 1985 Frida~NovMnbar15, Pomeroy-Middlliport, Ohio • 7 fXrERIENCE .THf JOY .Of RELIGION ~ Flyers win first since Lindbergh's death ~­ NBA res"'lts Hrt!rd Mntrl NATWlNAL IWIKE'I'B.\IJ. ASSOC. By Ullled PTeM ~ This Message and Church Ray Riggs Ph. 915-4100 St . Ill. MIDDliPORT ~!~ BOOK SlORE Church & Office Supplies · GIFTS 99 Mill St. . Middleport NEW YORK . ,,: -~ a.DlHING tiJUSE ~lv~:. KERMIT'S KORNER ' m Saws ow long the span of life for Modular Homes Pomeroy, 1100 E. Main WAID CROSS --n TRINITY CHURCH. Rev. W. H. ?min, pastor; Ilol>tie Buck, ~y SciiOO Supt. Church Scmd 9:15a.m : Wonhlp Servte IIJ:J) a.m. OW' rehearsal , '1\eday, 7::Jt p.m. Lds Burt.OF THE NAZA· POMEROY ct CHURCH RENE, Corner Unloo .00 Mulbeny, Rev. Thomas Glen 1\lcOung, pastor. Oyde !lender,.,., S. S. SuPt., Sunday School, 9;l) a.m ; f110I'11Ing wonhlp Ul: ll a.m.; """'lng service 6 p.m.; nUd·Wl'l"k service, Wedne9day, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, :1!6 E. Main 51., POmeroy. Sunday 5e!VIt't'S: Holy comrnunJon on the nrsr &tnday of each month. and combined wltll momlng pra)<r 111 u.. thlrdd SUnday. Momlng pral'l'f' am ,..,.., on Sundays ct ,.., month Oloirch School aD- and Nul"9ff')' care ~ a.:e. tn1r il the Par1sh HaU lrnrnEdiately lollowlng ,.., """""'· POMEROY CHURCh OF CIIRIS1', 212 W. Main St, Nell Proudfoot. pastor. Bible School 9:lla.m.; Mornlngworslip.l~lla.m.; Ywtll rTll'<'tlngs, 6:00p.m.; £wnlng worship, 7:00 p. m. Wednesday night Pl1ll"''' ITll'OUng am Bible study. 7:00p.m. TilE SALVATION ARMY, ll5 Butternut Avo.. POmeroy. Mrs. Dora Wlnlng In dlarJ!e. Sunday llollnes> ITll'OUng. 10 a.m.; Sunday School. 10: ll a.m. SundaY SChoo!. YPSM El<ise Adams. leader. 7: ll p.m. Salvation rTll'<'IIJI& various si>raJ<en llJid musk specials. Thursday. 11: Jl a.r11- to 2 p.m. Ladles H~ Leaglw. llV'I'nber:5 In clla.rgP. ail wunen Invited: 6:45 p.m. Thw.day, (brps Cadet C1asss iYOOill< Pt<lple-Bibi<), 7·]) p.m. Bible Study and Pra)'t'f meotblg, q>en to,.., !'lbllc. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHUROI OF CHRISI', :l.'lla; Chlldn!n's Horne Rood tCoonty Rood '161. m.:;zr;. Vocal music. Sunday Wor· sllq> 10 a.m.; Bible Study U a.m.; Worship, 6 p. m Wronesda.v. Bible Study, 7 p.m. OLD DEXTER BIBLE ,CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Cliarles Hat!leld, pastor. lJnda !!Nan. Sui'. Sunday School 9: ll a.m.: IJ'l'Ocl\tng !ll'l'\1ces, l!rst and third Sunday following ~Y School. Yooth rTll'<'llng, 7:ll p.m. Pol· f!'rY Sunday. . GRAHAM Preachln~t UNITED METHODIST, 9, lJ a.m first and second, Sun- days ot each month; thrd and fourth Sunday eachmonth worship services at 7: ll p. m.: Wednt>Sday E>vl'nlnRs at 7:~ p.m. Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mulb· erry Heights Road, PomProy. John Swei- gart sabbath School Supt. Louise Staats. Sabbath SChool, 2 p.m. 5aturdday With worship ~rvlce tollowln~ at 3:15 p.m. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sister Harrtptt WarnE'r. Supt. Sunday School 9: :.J a m .; Morning Worship, 10: 45 a.m. POMEROY I"IRST BAPTIST, Davtd Mann, mlnlster. William Snouffer, Sunday School Sup!. Sunday School . 9.lJ a .m .; MornlnR Worship 10: ll a.m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po· merov Plkl'. David Hunt , pastor; Jack NeedS. Sunday School Dlr~tor. Sunday Scoot. 9:JO a.m.: Morn ing Worship, 10: Xl; evening worship. 7:00p.m. Tu~sday Visl· tafton, 7 p.m. Wedn~ay, Prayer servlc~. 7:lJ p.m.: Mission Friends. 7:30 p.m.: Girls In Action. 7:30p.m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bal· IE'y Run Road, Rt:>V. Emmetl Rawson. pas· tor Handley Dunn, sup!. Sunda y &hool. 10 a.m .; Sunday evening servl('(•, 7:30p.m. ; BiblE' teaching, 7: :ll p.m. Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION. CHerry St .. Sy· racuse . Services, 10 a m. Sunday Evt'ning Sfrvlces Sunday and Wednesday at 7:00 p. m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHR IST IN CHRISTIAN UN ION. Re\' . Keith Eblin , pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m., WadE' Hayman, supt .: Morn in,:: Worsh ip, 10:30 a. m : Sunday rvenlng service i : 30 p.m.; Wednt"§day Prayer Meeting, 7:30p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. Racine Re-v. James Satt('rfield. pastor. fr{'('man Williams , ~up! Sunday School 9:45a.m.; Sunday and Wfdn£'Sday l'venlng services. 7 p.m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Comer Sheth and Palrnt>r. Earl Eden, Pastor. Ray Fields. S.S. Sup!.; Dan Rt~gs. Asst . Supt. Sunday School. 9:15 a.m.; Mornlnll Worship, 10. 15 a.m : Sunday Ev('nln~ servlc(', 7 p.m. Youth meeting. 7: .:vt p.m. Wednesday . ('VE'nlnp: service 7 p. m.: Choir pracllre 8 p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. 5th and Main . Bob Mrlton, mlnlstf'r. AI · Hartson . assoc. min ister: Mike Gerlach. Sundav School Sup!'rlntPndcnt. Btblr Schooi 9:30a .m.; Morning Won hlp 10: 30 a.m. EvenlnR Worship 7 00 p m WIPdnes· day. 7:00p.m . Pra.H r meetlnR. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENi:. Co·paslors Rt>v. Charlf>s Coyh' and Rev . Nancv Coy!(', Bill While,Sunday SChool Supl. Sunday School 9. 30 a.m.; MornlnR Worship 10: 30 a.m.; Evanl{ellstlc m('('tln~ 7:00p.m. WC'dnesday, 7:00 p.m. PravN meeting UNiTED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev. Ken WllklnHII HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday· . Worship Servtce11 9:00a .m.: Church SchooiJO· 15a .m.; Bible Study Sunday 7: :VJ p m.; Prayer Group WednN~day at 9:00 a.m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church school 10· 15 a.m Morning Wor · ship 11 : 15 a.m. Tut>sda;v. 10:00 am. Bible study: Thursday, 7:30p.m. Bible Study. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITEDPRESB\' · TERIAN - Worship service 10: 15 a.m. Church School10: 00 a.m . Tuesday, IOa .m. Bible Study: Sunday. 6 p.m'. Junior and~­ nlor Hl~h Youth Groups. j RUTLAND CHURCK OF GOD. Pastor. John Evans. Sunday School 10:00 a.m.; Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Chll· dren's Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Servlcl!' 7:00p.m. Wed .. 6 p.m You ng La· dies' Auxlllar;v . Wednesday . 7 p.m. FamIlY Worship. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near Long Bollom. Ed!l~l Harl, pastor. Sunday SChool 9:30 a.m.: Worsblp 10:30, a.m.: Prayer met>llng Thursday, 7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Ash and Plum. Ralph Cundiff, pastor. Sunday School lO:OOa.m.; Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Wednf'Sday and Sa turday Evening St>rvlces at 7: 30 p. m. SONS SlORE GroceriesGeneral Merchand•se Rac1ne 9.t9·1SS8 man To live upon thiS earth? We cannot know the truth, 'although It's pre-ordained from birth. So let's do well, for none can tell Which day will be our last, And time we waste can't be replaced;, It's buried in the past. We recommen d t h at you att_e n d Your House of Worship now·, MEIGS · cooPERATIVE PARIBK UNrrED METHODIST CHURCK NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev. Don AI'Clher And try to heed the words you'll need To help you keep this vow, Which says that you, in order to Rev. . ., lleelor Rev. SeldGa loAiuon Assist your fellow man, ALFRED - Church School 9: 3Q a.m.; Wors hi p, II a.m.. UMYF 6: 30 p.m. ; UMW Third Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Communion, first Sunday. (A rcher/ CHESTER _ worship 9 a.m.; Church SchoollO a.nr.: Bible Study, Thursday, 7 p. ~ sd 1 C m m.: UMW• nrst '" 11 r ay, p.m.; 0 • munlon, ttrst Sunday 1Arcber1 . JOPPA- Worship 9:JJ a.m.: Church SchoollO: lJ a.m. Bible Study Wednesday, - p.m . iJ oh nson ) . 7:uu LONG BOTTOM- Churth SChool9:30 a.m.: Wonhi p 7 p.m.: Blbl e Sl ud y, Wed · nMday, 7·30 p.m.; UMYF, Wfdnesday, 6:00 p.m .; Communion First Sunday, ;Arehert . ··R~.~~~~~L~L_~. _ Church School 9:30 a. , ,..,~vtco ·.·c·-.oo~·"· (Deeter) . PAUL _ Church School9 a.m.; worship 10 a.m.; "MW Blbl 0 Slud y, T ues d ay, 7: ~ ~ ' Third Tuesday, 7::1) p.m.; p.m.; Communion First Sunday !Archer) . CENTRALCL\JSTER Rev. Jarne1 E. COrbitt Will every day in every way Do a II th e gOOd YOU Can. -Gloria Nowak L-------------------------"'!"--.1 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· CARLETON INTEROENOMINATION· Harrisonville Rd. Robert Purtell. mints· AL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev. Da· ter; Steve Stanley, S. S. Supt.; Bill MeEt- · vld Curfman, pa'ator. Sunday School 9:ll roy, Asst. Supt.; Sunday School9:lla.m.; a.m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening wo~hlp Worshipservice10:30a.m., Eveningwor7:00 p.m. · ,Prayer meeting, Wednesday shtp Sunday 7 p.m. and Wednesday, 7p.m. 7:00 ~m . ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CKURCH • PI no LO G BOTIOM CHRISTIAN, Jody Grove. Th~ Rev. William Mlddleswarth, Holland, pastor: Wal1ace Damewood, pastor . Church servlce9: 30 a.m.; Sunday Sunday School Supt. Worship service, 9a. !khool10: 30 a.m. m.; Bible SchoollO a.m. ae~. Ste~eaNI!IIoe BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. Re~ . Mel"ta FrultUn John Wright , pastor. Sunday School.9: JJ a . Re\' ThPrE'On Durham, pastor. Sunday Rev. Clemente s. 2•nlp, lr. m.; Larry Haynes, S. S Supt. Morning School at 9: 30a.m.: Morning ~o~1orshlp at Be". Andre• Rabnldar worship 10: ill a.m 10:30 a.m.: Sunday evening service at 7: 30 ASBURY (Syracuse}- Worship 11 a.m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA p.m. Thu rsday st'rvice-s at7:J:I p.m . ·, Church School 9: 45a.m.: Charg• Biblf' RENE, Rev. TllQmas ,H . Comer. pastor . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald "' Ora Bass, Chairman of the Board of Chris· Study, Wtldnesday, 7:.'ll p.m.; UMW, first tlan Life. S"nday School 9: ~a.m ... Morn· Knob. located on County Road 31. ,Rev. Tuesday, 7::.l p.m.; Choir Rehearsal, .. "" Lawr('nce Gl uesencamp, pastor. Rev. WEdnesday 6:l0 p.m. ; UMW. rourtlt Sun· lng worship 10: 30 a.m.; Sunda{ e~e~n~ Roger Willford. asst. pastor. Preaching day1 6:30p.m. 1Nelson) . worship 7: 30p.m. Prayer mt't"t ng : P· Sf'rVIcf'S Sunday 7· .'IJ p.m. PrayPr mt'eting ENTERPRISE - Warship 9 a.m.; mL . WIBedERneTsYdaCyH. RISTIAN CHURCH. ~~xWl'dnesday, 7::vJ p.m., ,Gary Grllllth, ~ i~.>ad('r Yout h ~troups Sundav €'venlna at C"•urch SChool10 a.m:. SAble Study, Tues· ter . Woody Call. pastor. c:--vlces Sunday " Willford, leO day. 7:30p.m.; UMW. F!rst Monday, 7:30 ~~ 6: ?.0 p.m. with RoJ~te-r and Violet p.m.: UMVf' Sunday, ti p.m. Choir Re· 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. ]('ad<'rs. Communion servl<'e first Sunday hearsal, 6:30p.m. Wednesday. !Franklin) <'ar h month. FLATWOODS- Churth Schooi,IO a.m. RACINE f1RST BAPTIST. Steve WHITE 'S CHAPEL WES LEYAN : Worship. n a.m.: Bible Study, ThursDeaver, Putor. Robert Smith, SUnday CHURCH- Cool\'ille RD. R{'V. Phillip Rl· day. 7 p.m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. School Supt.; Sunday School 9: :Jl a.m.; d€'nour, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; rFrankllnl. Morning wonhlp 10:40 a.m.: Sunday worstllp service 10:30 a.m.: Bible study FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 a.m.: evening wonhlp 7::J1~. m.; Wednesdav und worship serVIC'e, Wednesday. 7 p.m. ' RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Church School 10 AM.: Choir practice. evening Bible study 7: p.m. Tu~sday, 6.30 p.m: UMW. Drst Tuesday, BURLINGHAM OOMMUNlTY CHURCH, Mark Jones. pa sto r. Bill Nicholson. Sun· 7:30 p.m. tNelsonl BurUngham. Ray Laudennilt. pastor; Roday School Supt . Sunday School9 . 30 a.m.: HEATH r Middleport • - Churctl SChool , bert Olzart, assistant put(J'. Sunday School Morning Worship and Communion 10: 30 a 9::.> a.m.; Worship 10:30 a.m.; Bible 10 a.m.; worship 7 p.m; Wednesday, 6 p.m. m. Study, Tut>sday, 10 a.m.; UMW, second youth meeUng; Wed., 7p.m. church services. RUTLAND BIBLEME1I:OOIST . Amos Monday, 7: X) p.m .; UMW Third Monday, PlNE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH ,* Tillis, pastor Sonny Hudson, supt. Sunday 7:30 p.m. 1Zunlga1 mlleoffRt. 325. Rev. BenJ . Watts. pastor . School 9: 30a.m , MornlnJit worshlp,l0:30 MINERSVILLE - Worship Service 10 L(l(' Russell, S.S. Supt. Sunday School9: 30 a m.. Sunda)' E"vrnlng servicE> 7:00 p.m . a.m.: Olurch SchOol, 11 a.m.; UMW, third a.m.; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.: Sun· Wedn<'sday servlc{' 1 p.m. WMPO proWednesday. 1 p.m.: Choir practice, Mon· da y evening service 7:30 p.m.; Wednesgrum 9 a.m. each Sunday. day, 7::ll p.m. tNrlsonl . day !ervlce. 7: 30p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· PEARL CHAPEL- Worshi p Service 9 SILVER RUN BAPJ'IST, Bill Little, RENE. Rev. Lowpll Ford, pastor. Sunday a.m; Church School ll a.m.: UMW Sepastor. Steve Little, S. S. Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.: Wophlpservlcel0:30a . rand Tuesday. 7:30 p.m.: UMYf last School 10 a.m.; Morning worslp, n a.m; m: Vounl'l people's service 6 p.m. Tuesda)', 7 ~ :11 p.m. (Rubfnklngl. Sunday evening worship 7: :tJ p.m. Prayer EvanJ;Iellstlo srrvice 6: 30p.m. Wt'dne-sday POMEROY- Church School. 9:15a.m. mettlng and Biblestu~yThursday, 7:30 p. scrvicr 7 p.m. ; Worship 10 30 a.m : Choir rf'hearsal m.; Youth meeting Wednesday at 7 p m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. MIIIE'r W£'dnesda)l. 7:lJ p m.: UMW. ·second REJOICING UFE BAPTIST CHURCH St .. Mason. W. Va. Eugene L. Conger, ml · TuPsday, 7::.l p.m.: UMYFSunday,6p.m. - 383 N. 2nd A\~e . , Middleport Sunday nls ter. Sunda~ Bible Study 10 a.m ; WorICorbltt\. School10 a.m. Sunday evenlng 7:00p.m.; ship 11 a .m. and 7 p.m. W~nt"§day Bible ROCK SPRINGS .... Church School. 9:'15 Mid-week servlc~. Wed., 7 p.m. Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. a.m.; Worship IO,a,m.. Bible Study. Wed· LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· nt"Sday. 7:30p.m.; UMYF !Senlonl. Sun· Robert E. Musser, pa11tor. Sunday School ding Lane, Mason, W. Va. J . N. Thack('r, da)', 5 p.m.; !Juniors! l'\'Pry other Sun· 9:30a .m.; Paul Musser, supt.; Morning pastor. Evening service 7:30 .p.m.; Woday. 6 p.m tFranklln 1. worship 10:30 a .m.; Sunday evening sermen's Ministry, Thursday, 9: 30 a.m .; RUTLAND- Church School, 9:45a .m.: vice, 7 p.m.: mld·week service. Wedn~ Wedn4!Sda y Prayer and Bible Study, 7:15 Worship, lO::JJ a .m.: UMW t EvenlngCir· day, 7 p.m. p.m. clet second Wednesday. 7: 30p.m. ; UMW SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN !Afternoon Circle) M~rond Thursday. 1 p. ZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMillan, pastor. CHRlSTlA.N UNlON. Th(' Rev. William m. (Rubellking) . Mary Janice Lavender, Sunday School Campbell, past or. Sunday Schoo19:30 a. SALEM CENTER- Church Schoo\ lOa . Supt. Sunday School 9: .'JJ a.m ; Morning m.; James Hu~h4!S, 11upt . Evening service m.. Worship 9:45a.m. IRuben king) . worship 10:30 a.m.; Evangelistic service, 7:30 p.m. Wednliday evening prayer meetSNOWVIL:LE - Worship. 8: ll a.m.: 6p.m.; Prayer and Praise Wednesday, 7p. lng 7:30 p.m. Youth prayer service l!'ach Churctl SchoollO a.m tRubf,nklng) . m.; Youth mettlng, 7 p:m. TuC'sday. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, CHRlST, Elden R. Blake, pastor. Sunday W. Va .. Rt. 1. James Lewts. pastor. Wor· School 10 a.m.; Gary Reed, Lay leader. ship s~rvlc('S 9:30a.m.; Sunday SChoolll SOUTHERN CLUSTER Morning sermon, ' 11 a.m.; Sunday night a.m.: Ev~nlng worship 7:30p.m. Tursday Rev. Rocer Grace &mo'lces. Christian Endeavor 7:ll p.m.. cottage pr1yer mreling and Bible Study Rev. Paul McGuire Rev , Keith Rader . Song serv ice 8 p.m. Preaching 8:ll p.m. 9:30a .m.: Wonhlp servlct', Wednesday APPLE GROVE - CHurch Srhool9 ~ 00 Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 7:30p.m. a.m. Worship, 10:00 a.m Htut and third p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. Sundaysl: UMW Sl'cond Tuesday, 7•30 p. Walnut and H<'nry Sts, Ravenswood, W. m.: Prav('r meelltlg, Wednesda)',7 p· m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Voa. The R<'v . Georg-e C. Weirick, pastor. 1Grace1 . Roger WatsM, pastor. Cren!loo Pratt, Sunday SChool9: 30 a.m.; Sunday worshi p BETHANY - Worship , 9 am , Chu rch Sunday Sc)\ool Supt . Morning worship 9:30 11 a. m. School, 10 a .m.; Bible Sludy, Wednesday, a .m.; Sunda y School10·30 a.m.; Evening CALVARY BIBLE CHURC H, IocatPdon 10 a.m.: Dorcas Women's Fellowship, service, 7: XI p.m. Pomeray P\k(', County Road 2~ near Flat· Wl'dnC'sdav, 11 am . IMcGulr£>1. MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, woods. Re-v. Blackwood, pastor. Services CARMEL- Church School 9·30 a.m .. pastor; Joe Sayre, Sunday .Sd10ol Supt. on Sunday atiO: lJa.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Worship, 10· 45 a m Second and Fo'.lrth Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Evening wor· sunday School9: .ll a.m. BlbleS!udy, ,Wed· Sundays, f('llowshlp dinner with Sutton ship 6: lJ p.m.; Prayer Meeting, 6:30p.m. nesday, 7:30p.m. third Thursday, 6:30p.m. (McGuire ). Wedneoday. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR EAST LETART- Church Scltool9 a.m.: 1VPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antiquity. Rev. Worship 10 a.m. 'second and founh Sun· CHRIST. Jody Hollaud, minister. Deryl Franlilln Dickens, pastor. Sunday mom· days; UMW first Tuesday, 7:ll p.m. Wells, Supt. Momln11 worship, 8:00a .m.; lng 10 am.; Sunday PV£-ning 7:30p.m. tGrac('), Chu rch School9: 00 a.m. Thursday e\'enlng 7: :J} p.m. LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.: CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· Church SChoollO a.m. 1Grace1. RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor . TIST CHURCH. Pastor Roberl Byers. MORNINC.STAR- Worship, 9:15a.m.: Sunday SchoollO a.m.; Worship ~WrYia> 11 Frank Riffle. supt. Sunday School 9: ll a. Church School. 10:30 a.m.: Bible STudy, m.; Worahlp service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. a.m.; Sunday evenln11 servlce,7:30 p.m.; Thursday. 7: :1) p.m. (Rader ~ : Sunday. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Praye-r meet· Wednesda y evening service 7:30p.m. RACINE WESLEYAN - Church School, lng. · • INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH 111 a.m.: Worship 11 a.m.; UMW fourth Mon· LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Inc., Pearl St .. Ml®leport . Rev. O'Dell day at 7:lJ p.m.; M£-n's Ptayer Brealdas(, CHURCH. Rev. Robert Miller. pastor. RoManley, pastor. Sunday School 9: l> a.m.; Wednesday, 7 a.m. (Grace). bert E. Barton, Director of Christian Edu· Morning worship 10: 30 a.m.; Evening SU'I'TON - Church School, 9::1) am.; cation; Steve Eblin, assl'ltant. Sunday worship 7: JO p.m. Tuesday,12: 30 p.m. WoMorn in~ Worship 10· •5 a.m. first and third School9: .:vt a.m.; Morning wouhlp 10:30 men's Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:~ Sundays, Fellowship dinner with Carmel a.m.: Choir pracUc~. Sunday 6::.1 p.m.; p.m. Prayer and Praise service. third Thursday, 6:30p.m. (McG\IIre). Evening worship 7:ll p.m. Wedn ..day CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS· Prayer and Bible Study, 7; 30 P m. • TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Eld•r KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, James Miller, pastor. Sunday SChool. Swain, SuptJ Sunday School 9:,30 a.m. ev. ery week. Charles. Rustell Sr., minister. Rick Ma· 10:30a.m.; Worablpservlce.Sunday. 7:l1 comber, aupt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; p. m.: Bible Study, Wedn~sday, 7:ll p.m. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. Worship ...-vice 10:30 a.m. Bible study, POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, Tom Slaten, pastor, Sunday School9: :.1 a. Tueaday, 7:30 p.m. Harrisonville Road. David Ferrell, pas. m.; Evening servicct 7: :ll p.m. Wednesday REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS tor: Clinton Faulk, Sunday' School Supt.; prayer meellng 7:1Ki p.m. CHRIST OF LA'ITER DAY SAINTS.Port· Sunday SChool 9:30 a .m.; morning worBEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF land-Racine Road. William Roush, pastor. ship, 11 a.m.; Sunday evening service 7::.> CHRIST, Duane Warden, minister . Bible Llnda Evans, church school director. p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. class 9· :II a.m., Morning Worship 10: ~a . m. . Church school9:30 a.m.: Momtng worslp m.; Evening Wonhlp 6:30p.m. Wednes. . 10: 3Q a.m.: Wednesday even In& rrayer day Bible Study 6:ll p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCK OF GOO. ~erv tces , 7::.» p.m. non-Pentecoat11l. Joy Clark, pastor. Wor· NEW S11VERSVILLE COMMUNITY BETJU..EHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl thlp service Sunday 10 a.m.; Sunday CHURCK, Sunday School service, 9:45 a, · Shuler, putor. Worlhtp service, 9:30a.m. School 11 a.m. Evening wonhlp service m.; Worship service 10: JO a,m.; Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Bible Study and 7:00p.m . Wednesday prayer meeting 7:00 Evang~llstlc Service 7::.1 p.m. Wednesprayer service Thurtday, 7: :IJ p.m. p.m. · day; Prayer meellna 7:30p.m. Thursday. r Auto,.,orive SHYice , ~ · . Locust & Beech Street 992·9921 Middleport Middleport· Pomeroy, 0 . II Finest Complete ot Columbus, o. 804 W. Main 992·l311 Pomerov ~I • • "\lo ELLIS & SONS SOHIO SENTINEL 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy The m l16 S. Setond Pomeroy 99l-332S , •.-, w.,h NY 1 8 .Ill Detroit Sn\)1.he . ,. Atlanta 55.5002 ~~~~::d S lbston 6, Tor:onto 6 Mh:Ml'5t DiviSIOn 8 2.811- Rutland, Ohio 45775 J, Wm. "Bill" s ·rown, Owner Phone (6141 742·2777 727'18 Anton """""" LA 3 6 .3.13 4~ Padllo " "81!:111- Lkn ""' "" LAt1pn Gldn St. 8372'11 54!li6:1 56 .4554 4 6 .400 4!o') () 9 .llll 8 StatUi! FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev . Nyte Borden, pastor. Cornelius Bunch, supt. Sunday' School 9: 30 a.m , Second an'd fou rth Sundays worship service at 2· 30 p. ~ 555003 4 6 .«XX 4 3 6 .333 4 ~ Utah Dallas """"" Ck.oveland 3 121753~ Vanrouwr at St. Louis, nlgtlt 'flllrlldly't ~· Transactions Denver 112. San AntonD 100 L.A. Lakers 114. Portland lW Sacrammto 112, CoiOCon State 103 Frldl)''l GimeS CAD 'l1nvs f.ST) WasN.ngton at bton. 7::11 p.m Del roll at AUanta, 7 .JJ p.m 0\k:ago at MiM'aulft, 8 p.m. New Jtl'!l:')' at Dallas, 8: :II p.m. Poi'Uand at Utah, 9: :II p.m. Sean~ at PhoeniX, 9::11 p.m. LA Lakm at L.A . Clippers, IJ::JJ p.m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main St., Middleport. Rev. Calvin Minnis, r.(l'. HERMON UNITED BRETIIIiEN pastor. Mrs. Elvin. Bumgardner, supt. IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas Sunday School&: 30 a.m : Worship service Community off Ct. Rl. 82. Rev. Robert 10:45 a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST sanders, paotor. !loa WIU,Iaylea~er. Sun- -Joseph B Hoskins, evangelist. Sunday day School 9:30a.m.; lllomlnK Worship 10:45 a.m.; Evenlnepreaclllngservlcese- Bible Study 9a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m.: Sun· cond and tO\Irth Sunday at 7:ll p.m.; day evening service 6 p.m.; Wednt"§day Christian Endeavor, ·rirst and third SUn· evening service, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, flaclne. day, 7:ll p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting flt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday and Bible StudY, 7:30p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. School 10 a.m.: Sunday evening ~rvlce 7 Located on o. J. White Road or Hll!hway p.m. Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle, 160. Pat Hensm, pa!ltor. Sunday School tO a.m.Cia.... rorollages.JunlorChurchll Supt. Sunday School 9:l> a.m. Morning a.m.; Momlng worship 11 a.m. Adult Worship 10:30 a.m. Prayer service, alternChoir practice 6 p.m. Sunday. Young Peo- ate Sundays . ple's, Children's Church and Adult Bible Study, Wedneoday at 7: ll p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant st., Middleport. Alllltated with Southern MIDDLEPORT PENTEX:OSTAL, Third Baptist Convention. oav111 Bryan, Sr., Mt· nlster. Sunday SChool 10 a.m.; Momlng Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Notworship lla.m.; Evening worship 7p.m.; ttng~am, Sunday School Supt. Sunday Wednesday evening Bible study and School 10 a.m·. with classes tor all ages. Evening services at 6 p.m. Wednesday Bl· prayer meeting 7 p.m.. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. ble study at 7. 30 p.m. Youth services Frl· Rt.l2hnd Co. Rd.~- Mark Seevers, minis· day at 7:30 p.m. ECCLESIA FELLOWSIUP,l28 MUI St .. ter. Sunday School Supt. Harry Hen· drtckl; Sunday School9:30 a.m., Morning Middleport. Brother Chuck McPII.erson, worship lO::IJ a.m.: Evening worship 7 p. pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m .; Sunday evening services at 1 p.m. and Wednetday m. Wednesday worship 7 p.m. services at 1 p.m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, C S ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kenneth Smith, orner yc~more and Secon~ Sts., Po· meroy. The Rev. William Mktdleswarth, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m : church potor. Sunday SChool 9:45a.m.: purch service 7:30p.m.; youth fellowshipS. 30 p. m.; Bible study, Thursday, 7:30 p.m , service 11 a.m. FUlL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 3ll45 SACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr. Anthony G1annamore. Ph. 992.~a~98. 5atur· Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom KeUy, pas..-:~ day Evening Mass 7 :ll p.m.; Sunday tor. Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt . Sunday Mass. 8 a.m. and 10 a.m Confessions ooe morning service at 10 a.m .; Sunday evening service 7:30p.m. Tuesday and Thurs halt hour before each Mass . CCD classes, ll day Services at 7; ll p.m. 5 d a.m. un ay. WORD OF FAITH. 93 Mill St .. Middle· VICTORY Mkldl JBAPTIST, 525 N.. 2nd ' St., port. Sunday morntng service 10:15 a.m .: eport. amll'l E. Keeaee, pastor. Sunday evening 7: 30. Thursday momlng Sunday morning worship lO a.m.; Ewn· lng service 7 p.m.; Wednesday evminj Bible study ,10 a.m. Wednesday evening 7: ll p.m. worship 7 p.m . Visitation, Thursday 6: NEW KAVEN CHURCH OF TilE NA· p.m. ZARENE, Rev. Glen(lon Stroud, pastor. MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH - Gary Sunday Schoo19: lJ a.m.; Worship service, Holter, paator. Sunday School, 10 a.m:: 10: 30 a.m.; Youth service Sunday 6:15 p. wonhlpservJce, U a.m.: prayer mt"ettng, 7: 30 p.m. Th ursday. m. Sunday evening service 7:00p.m. Wed· nesday Prayer Meeting and Bible Study LIVING WORD CHESTER l:HU~Ltt 7:00p.m. OF GOD_ Gilbert Spencer, pastor. SunNEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH. Sun · day School 9: l) a.m.; Morning service day afternoon services at 2:30. Thursday 10:00a .m.; Sundayevenlngservlce7:00p. evenlnlil: servlcH at 7: 30. m.; Mid·wPek prayt>r servlcr Wednesday FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Mason, W. 7P m . Pastor, Bill Murphy. Sunday SchoollO Mr: OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Va a.m.; Sunday evening 7: 30 p.m. Prayer Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max Folmer, Sr. s t s d School and Morning Worship' meeting and Bible s tudy Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Everyooe welcome. • un ay f:Upi 30 a.m.: sunday evening service, 7p.m.; RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa · Youth meeting and Bible Study Wednes· lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunday day 7 p m , ' SchoollO a.m.: Sunday evening 7:00p.m ; ' uNITED FAITH CHU RCH, Rt. 7 on PoWednesday evening prayer meeting 7:00 meroy By-PaiS. Rev. Robert E. Smltn,Sr. pm. pastor M•lvln Drake S S Sup! Sunday SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT • • -.:: • • • • School 9:30a.m. : Morning Worship 10· 30: CHURCH , Sliver Rld11e. Duane Syden · EvenJng 'Worship 7::ll p.m.: Wednesday strlcker, pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m .: Prayer ~rvlce, '1· XI p.m. Church service 10 a.m. Bible Study Wed · FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, RallrOJd St ., Mason. Sunday School tO a.m.; Morn- nesday at 7: 30p.m. June thnl September, lng worship 11 a.m.; Evening service 6 p. 7 p.m. October thru May. Sunday evening Fellowship 7 p.m. June thru September, 6 m. Prayer m(l('tlng and Bible Study ~edp.m. October thru May. n-•ay 7 p m ~ ' . . Houstoo - AddPd to roster pitchers Raflll!l MontalvQ, Mike Fr!ede!Yk and Jose \'arp.s, shorlslop Nelson Rood, outfktlders Louie Meabos and Antho~ Walker and C'lltcber.i Robbie Wine and TT'O} Afenlr. Mllwaukel• - Released pitchers Rollle Flnwrs and Walt~ placed on Peter RSsignme'llt !)idll'I'S Pete Vuckovlch, Ladd and Brad Le!iley, outfielder Mark SllwdQ'I Games Brouhard and cattht"r Brad Hubbert: M'fll outftelder Carlos Porno 11.nd pitcher Srutt Robfor1s ~ VanCOU\'l!l' j PO.. t; I1!ITlOVt'd frt'E' agent Oani\Y Oarwln from rosll.'l' ' New York tALf - Named Joe Altobilltl coach, signed tr1't' agent pltchtor Marty Allanta at New York, dght Philadelphia at Washington, nll!ht Bo110n at lJ1<Iana, nJght Clevt'land at Chk:ago, right Dallas at Houston, n1Abt Seattk! at San AntoniO, lllgtn L.A. atppers at Denver, night Phoenix at Golden SUite, night Utah at Sacramento, nlgtlt a l·)'('ar cootract Rel€-ased calcber DamU ~tcher Blll camplrll and mk!Or·league lnflekk"r W!Wr Lozado; pur chll5t'd pllchers Kevin Hap, RICk ~r~x>y, Mike Shade, fUch Bounantony and Gre~t OuM, catcht'rs MlkC Lavallk.>re and TOm Pa(p'I(2ZI, lnftek!(n.Jim Undeman and .Jose. (kauendo aM oulfleldPr Jolll MorriS. san o~ - Named Larry Ba.lla Sl . Loul3 Por1er. relief Nt\TJ)NAL IIO(){E\' lEAGUE Walts Conference Patrlcll DlvWon W L T PtA. GF GA 13202674.4.2 B6218G.'i56 88016G15t manaRer or La.~~; Vegas ~P0..1 · Tt?:as - AajuJI'Ed Greg F'erlenda from Toronto to complete Ihe trade for <k!slgnated hlner Cliff John!IOI'I. 751155351 Washington - Pl&l'l'd forward Tom McM!Ik!n Cl'l lnjurt'd llsl ; !iiWJ['d IO!Ward GEorge Johnson. NJ Ptsbrgh ......... 67111505.1 5831356&1 eou.p, AdtmS DMiion Boston 1052%27656 ID 512llli 47 B11ta ., Bys~rom 1o NHL results Phlta. Wash. NYRnors NY tstrwl Rlck Baylor - Su5JrndPd J:aailiotbaU J»•Yl"' CarlaJ Brlggt. Cavaliers win fourth INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) -Cleveland Cavalfers coach George Karl saw nothing pretty about his team's 112-104 wbt over the Indiana Pacers Thursday night. Roy Hinson led Cleveland with 23 points and teammate World B. Free had a 19-polnt secondhalftopacethe · Cavaiters. · "! don't think we played pretty, but we played sharp," said Karl. "It seems like we .play one bad defensive quarter every game. Tonight It was the first quarter.'' The Pacers led for the first two quarters. They wsre stUI ahead at the half, 53-50, but lost their steam bt the second half. The Pacers gained a 14-polnt lead In the first quarter, 34-20, and managed to lead at the half. 53-50. Cleveland took its first !sad at 7:44 of the third quarter on a lxlok shot by PhU Hubbard, 63- 61. and ytayed ahead untU Indiana tied It at 85-all with 9:14 to play In theflnalquarler. The Cavaliers pulled ahead for good at 88·85 and ran off 10 straight points when coach George arl substituted Free and MelvinTuJllln for Johnnie Dav ls·and Mark West. The Pacers shot 64 percent In the first quarter but paid for a 'rl percent second quarter with -the loss. They "It wasn't particularly emotional mourn alllhe more." blndbergh, 26, was the winner a! after the ceremony." Flyers coach Mike Keenan said. "These players the Vezina Trophy last season as the best goaltender bt the NHL. . have grieved all week. Brian Propp scored one goal and "Winning or losing was not the set up another for the Flyers, who !actor. It was the way lhey played scored four times In thethlrdpertod the game, their Intensity." to defeat the defending champions. Outside the Spectrum, the Ameri· ''Thebtgquestlonduringlheweek canandLindbergh'snatlveSWI'!IIsh flags hung at half· mast. lnslcle, the was how we would react tonight to arena , was darkened, a wreath of Edmonton," Flyer captabt Dave flowers depleting Lindbergh's No. PouUn said. "Nobody knew. But we 31 jersey was placed at center Ice knew we had to respond because and a capacity crowd of more than Edmonton is a great team." Darren Jensen, playing In only his 17,000 stood sUently. During the second NHL game, was recalled 23-mbtule seiVIce, the Swedish from the Flyers' Hershey (arm club goalie was recalled as one whO loved Wednesday ntl!ht after goalie Bob life by his childhood idol and Froese Injured his grobt during goaltendiJlg coach, Bernie Parent. "Pelle Undbergh had become practice. Froese is expected to mlss without question one of the greatest at least the next tlu'ee games. Maple Leafs •• Bnms 6 goalies," Parent said. "When death At Toronto, Rick Valve scored a defeats greatness, we all mourn. When death defeats youth, we hat trick lo the third period to Uft the Bengals vs. LA: 'The $1-0,000 game~ -... 112, lndlaJia lCN Houston 112. New Jersey 107 m. (tie) St Louis 5, Quebec 9 Philadelphia 5, Edmonton 3 Fri~'R Gwm.'ll (AU 'l1mei E'3oT) Vancouver at Washlng1on, 8.00 p.m New Je!Vy at Winnipeg, !tOCi pm. s.turd~Q-'11 Gamea Wtihlngton at Bo!lton, night Philadelphia at Hartford, rjght IMfaiO at Quebec, night N.Y. Raneers at Montreal. nlgbt EdmQ.nton at N.Y Islanders. night New Jenry at Calgary, nlghl Pittsburgh atl.oe An&t>les, f~WIIt Chtcaao at Tol'tllto, nigl\1 Detroit at Mtrutesota, light :.!6.Z504 I»v. 682H66TI Tlurwda,'• ReauD We~k-ra ConkftDce H~tn 8621811l li0 Wnnpg 46.4003 46.4003 ,,, ll41238J51 872l8RI6fl """' LA 74.636% Chi. Clvlnd ll2J55172 DlvltMon Edmntn Vm.w Cea&ral DM!IIon 8 4 .lii7 - J94l0491ll Toronw 6~ Mlwkee Detroit 663l5~.'il 691136i74 48JU5761 MIM. 718755 ~ .556 2% 6 fl ~ 2% 26.:i05 Ph Ita NJ Brown's Fire & Equipment W L Pa:. GB &stan By LISA HARRIS UPI Sports Writer The Philadelphia Flyers' chal· lenge was simply to play hockey. It was no longer to set a club • record for consecutive triumphs or to avenge their Stanley Cup loss to the Edmonton Oilers In the first rematch of last spring's flnaUsts. The challenge was to get on with llvbtg - and making their llvbtgIn their first gameslncethedeathof goalie Pelle Lindbergh. The Oilers had offered to postpone the game but the Flyers chose to play. The game followed a memor· 1al ceremony at the Spectrum In bonor of Lindbergh, who died .. 'Thesday as the result of a weekend car crash. Philadelphia won 5-3 for the record 11th straight victory. The Flyers wore Undbergh's No. 31 on their shoulders and the OUers wore black ann bands. 961196756 870165866 7721G6567 Camplwll Conference · Norril DlwWon St. Lou . Chi. .\&llllllc 1HE DAILY !W£Bt.~ RIDENOUR FURNI~!e~~RDWARl "Teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom." -Psalms 90:12 Prescripteons · 992-:1955 Pomeroy Pomeroy, Ohio Hom~lite LIVE EVERY DAY AS THOUGH IT WERE YOUR LAST Chester SWISHER & LOHSE """''"c--.. DW!Mm By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. TEAFORD ~EALTY . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins. Co. The Daily Sentinei-Page-5 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio shot 46 percent for the game and missed n throws. Steve Stlpannovtch was high for the Pacers with 23 points and Vern Flemming had Ill. "We did not show enough patience to try to get the ball Inside," said Pacers coach George Irvine. He said Cleveland played a sagging game thatwasn'ta zooedefense bul might as well have been. "When a team plays you that way, you've got to make the 15- footer," Irvine said. "We did rot want to get Into a game of horse with World B. Free. He had a great second half." Cleveland Improved Its record to 4-6 whlie Indiana feU to 2-6 for the season. tree By lUCK VANSANT CINCINNATI (UP!) -It's "The $10,<00 Game" for the Cincinnati Bengals against the Los Angeles Raiders Sunday. The Bengals gel a chance 1o pay the Raiders back for knocking them out of the playoffs last year -and costing each Clnchmatl player at least$10,000 In playoff game money. H the Raiders had beaten Pittsburgh In the final game of the regular season last year, the Bengals would have gone to the playoffs. But the Raiders lost. "That cost us $10,!XXJ per man," Bengals' coach Sam Wyche said thiS week. "That, I suppose, Is worth remembering. Jlutyou can't hall> on that one. Thts ts another year. ''The Important thing Is, !f they (the Raiders) wbt thiS ballgame, by the end of the year It may cosl everybody on this ballclub another $10,000. So, this Is the only game we can do something a bout." The Bengals and Steelers are tied for the AFC Central dlvtston lead and wilh only six games left, each victory or loss Is becoming very important In deciding who wins the dlvtslon and makes the playoffs. Wyche found It Intriguing that "last year the Raiders were slx-polnl favorites over the Steelers In the Coliseum and this week the Raiders are six· point favorites over us in the Coliseum." SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16th "THE TOY STORE" I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS MY THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO VOTED FOR ME AND ' HELPED IN ANY WAY IM MY RECENT ELECTION TO ORANGE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES POMEROY, OHIO E. MAIN OVER 100 DIFFERENT ITEMS & MORE DOLLS - ROBOTS GOBOTS LARGE SELECTION OF DOLLS &TOYS COME IN 4ND BROWSE A_~OUND lOW, LOW PRICES OPEN 9 A.M. Til 9 P.M. w CLOSED SUNDAY GRAVELV TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomery, OH. Phone 992·2976 FAll & WIN lEI NOUIS Cle_. M•day Tu11.-Frl. 9 to 5, Sat. 9 to 1 '86 FORD RANGER S a THE GRAVELY SYSTEM AS . LOWAS •& 388' ' • FEl'IUIIBia. . • 2.Ol 4-oylinde< engint • Hllogtn lteadllm9S • BliQhiiJO<tl bumJIII •Lldclo!·.,. t11me '•> • 6-1001 plciup bOI • Twin·I·Belm lttdet>lndent tront SUifllllllan (4 I 2] • E1sity l8movttiJie • • To The 1985 Souther• Foothall Team: • P·motrlc II·SASOtt liNd Thi8 io a letter Ihat looked your team captain lo read lo you at your banquet. ~he School Board arid Principal would not permit It to be read. Thu8, at my expenoe, here it lo: November 9th., 1985 Any minute Have yoo ever been bored? Does Ute seem to be one l)lUtlne with the san:te old things happening evi!I)' day? Do you feel like you are one d the merry-go-round horses-going around and around and up and down? This seems to be the romplalnt of many people In America today. They are bored stlft. They hate to get up In the morning because "nothing exciting ever happens" . It yoo are one of the people will has this ]l"Oblem then perhaps the following prayer !bund In a little book called TilE ANCHOR might help you. It goes Uke this: "LORD,I'm tired of the routine of my Ute. Everyday Is the same. I get_up at the same time every morning. I hurry to my job. I do lhe same work day after day. I _go home and go through the same procedures with little varlatlon nlght after night. I don't expect IllY lie to be a thrUl·a-mlnute roller-roaster ride. I .couldn't like It If It were. But, Lord, couldn't I have just a little something different, You know, to break the moootony? Sure, I know yoo at:e roming back to get me one of these days. Thai will definitely be a break In IllY uSIIal routine! As a matter ol fact, Yoor \\Ord tells me that You may come any day now, or any minute. Aey minute? Maybe today. or tomorrow? Oh yes, Lord, I sre. Focusing IllY tmughts on Your return takes the sameness out of my ute. I've just been concentratbtg on the wrong things! What !f You come today? There Is ,., much I stUI want 10 do tor You, so ma11y people 1 want 10 teD about Yoy before '(ou return. I'd better get busy! It's obvious l wi>n'thavetlmeto w&:ry about routbte. What should I do !lrst fD get ready for yoor coming? Lord, life wUI never be boring If I remember that You may return any minute. AMEN Slllt·bellecl Jldilllim • • '• 1985 Footba~l Team Southern High School Racine, Ohio 45771 Gentleme n : ' '' • • ' • • ' li s you ga ther at th is banquet to commemorate your 19 85 Foo tbJll season and to be congratul ated upon your winning the SVAC Football Champi ons hip for the year of 1985 r ta ke this opportunity to co ngra t ulate each o f you upon the season which you have had ~nd to say t o you how proud I ~m of eac h one of you for the efforts that you expended this year to make your season as aucccasful as it ha s been, I woul d have been Wlth you tonight but I have another son, other t han Mark who is a member of your team, "who also is a football player at Earlhllm College 9e1ng a stl!!rter there, on their varsity footbal l team. He was your Football Captain in his Senior year in high school and 1 am sure tha t many of you recall him as such . ....., rn a ny event J oh n i s having his last home gJme this date and I hav e t o ld him I would cOme out to w~tch him play and hi s mother is going to be in attendo1nce at the ba nquet with Ma rk and you t o ntght. Unfor tunately the schedul ing of ' things prevented me from being at bot h places at the same t ime, but I am sure you can understand the pride that I feel in you and the pride t ha t I feel in my son, J o hn. · • '86 FORD BROICO c~Z~J$), ••• ••" .. FRANK W. PORTER, JR . rwP:" (41 21 21 S8,878: L~AS '10,684~ Ffl111B"'m • 2.9l EFI V·6 lltiJittt • Tlttiecl glass • Twin·TIICtlon Beam • HatoQen lttld~mps indeplndent lront suspsnsion • Sport whltlcown lil·sason •Lldclo!·.,. fnmt , • P·motrlc: slol(-lteflld lld~l tills • 23-QIIIOn lull Itnit •-nee • 4.9L 1-8 cytindelenglnt • HIIogln hlllllltttps llllllllttl'f • Powtr ltetJitO • Power bfakes • Removalltl tai!Qite • 3-Sj)ltd lttltlual lllltsmilltCIIl • Twln-1-Belm Independent front sutpiMion 1811Drlv8 Bllt FREE F111'11 Tilt"""-·· I I"'*'-,... In a~y event as to you dePar ting Seniors I wish each of you the best of perRonaJ success. You will always have a fond place in my heart for I will always be your friend and coach. • u,. • No. Sollngl«< 1ltUt:IIIIOfll1< .. 11«1 Cit FMt ... - SPECIAL 8.8% . ~· :,, Laal 1«1- .. - - ON SELECTED '85 &'88 ESCORTS &TEMPOS Maple Leafs Into the overtime tie against Boston. Nevertheless,l-12-3 Toronto's winless skid was xtended to a club-record 13 games. The Toronto captain scored his ninth, lOth and 11th goals of the season within a span of 12: 49, completing • the hat trick at 13:03 to force overtime. Blues 5, Nordlques 3 At St. Louis, Mark Hunler scored two goalS to defeat Quebec on the strength of the Blues' five-goal ) comeback against replacement goalie Marlo Gosselin. Doug GD· mour scored the game-winneer at 4: 17 of the final period by slldlng a rebound under Gosselin's pad. Quebec slartlng goalie Richard Sevigny suffered a possible fracture · ~ ol his left hand when hedoveforthe puck during a St. Louis power play In the second period. 'J �The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Friday, Novem!:ler 15. 1985 Page-6 .. . . Organizations ·conduct meetings TOPS Plans for a Christmas party on Dec. 10 at the Trinity Church In Pomeroy were made when the TOPS OH 570 met at the church oo the T In Mlddeport. "Miss Christmas'' will be selected and honored at the party with each member to take a gift tor her. The dinner wUI be served by women r1 the church. Pear!Knappwasqueen tor the week, selected on the basis r1 weight loss. Kathy McDaniel presided at the meetbtg which opened with TOPS pledge and prayer. Officers' reports were given. Twenty·seven members weighed·ln, Including four new members. Mrs. Knapp won the fruit basket, and it was noted that a funny money auction will be held Tuesday with each member to take an article for the auction. · Asbury Church was a reading, "GiVIng to God." Refreshments were served to those named and Ann Sauvage and Marcia Karr with Emily Shaln, a guest. Heath Women Plans for havbtg women of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church as guests.to he held on Dec. 9 at the home of Emma Kay Clat:worthy were made Monday evening when Heath United Methodist Women met at the church In Middleport. Mrs. Clat:worthy, vice president, was In charge of the meetlng when plans were made for Inviting members ofthe Pomeroy church. A missionary wnt . speak and some special Christmas projects will be discussed at the Dec. 9 session. Monday night, Jen Chesher was named as representative to Church Women United for next year and ·it was announced that theyouthgroup of the church wants newspapers for a paper drive. Donna Byer led the devotionals uslng a Thankgslvlng theme and the annual pledge service was led by Beulah McComas. Hostesses Grace French, Scotty Hayes and Mrs. Byer served refreshments. Devotions for the October meet· lng were conducted by the hostess. Betty Dean read an article on miracles from The Guidepost. Mrs. Mora read several poems from the Helen Stetner Rice collection and closed with devotional prayer. Aspelllng bee was conducted with everyone winning prizes. Leona Machlr took first place and the words given were common words very often misspelled. Refreshments of pumpkin par· fa It, sandwiches,- coffee and elder were served by the hostess and the OO<>r prize was won by Grace Gumpf. The Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday Nov. 17 at the church will take the place of the November meeting. Chester Council Goldie Krackenberger, Edna Rei· bel, and Ethel Smith were reported ill at the recent meeting of Chester Council 323, Daughters of America, held at the hall. Fern Morris presided at the meeting with plans being completed for the Thursday night Disdrlct 13 meeting when officers wlll be Installed. Twenty· one members attended the meeting. Holiday projects were planned at the recent meeting of the Asbury United Methodist Church, Syracuse, held at at the church. The group voted to send a gilt to the Native American Children's Fund, Oklahoma City, to provide fruit baskets for shut Ins, and to take toys lor the hospital at the Dec. 5 dinner party. There wlll be a $3 gift exchange. Ruth Shain Is handling Plans were made for a needy the reservations. ~ project when the Earl Dean Willing Beulah Ward, vice president, had Workers Class of the Chester United charge of the meet lng using "He Methodist Churc)l met for their The vocal group Saved will be at Gave Us Prayer" in her call to October meetlnli at the home of Morris Chapel, County Road 35, worship. She read from Psalm 100 Kathryn Mora. Portland, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. and gave a reading, ''The Refu· The group then metal the church gl'I'S.".Offlcers' reports were given. yesterday (Tuesday) to get Clothing Lawrence Bush will be the guest speaker using ''11te Armor of God'· 19 shutln calls were noted, offerings articles ready tor the mission at the Monday evening youth were taken. project which will reach 13 adults In meetbtg which starts at 7. Mrs. Ward read a pamphlet on an Institution. world service. Bernice Wine· .----~-------'----------­ brenner reported she had ordered next year's material. The program by Mary Lisko was entitled "We Are ThankfUl' with readings by Helen Teaford, Bernice Wlnebrenner, Beulah Ward, ,and Mary Cundl!l. Splrltuai!Ue closing by Mrs. Cundiff Chester Women Group to sing NEW BAND - Tills new rock band, "J'dedaD!oq" composed primarily of Meigs High ScOOol grads, wUI make Its debut at an autocraJih party and dance lobe hekllrom 8: 30 to midnight Saturday at the Ngh sdHJol cafeteria. Making up the JII'IIIIP. from from left, Gary Fife, Jim Boyer; baek, Jim Smith, Mike Casey and Tony Leach. Graduate band to perform at Meigs The Meigs High School Marauder (yearbook ) staff wlll present the rock band, "Medallion" ln Its debut per1ormance at an autograph party and dance to be held from 8:30p.m. to midnight Saturday In the high school cafeteria. Members of the band are Gary File, 1976MelgsHighgraduate,lead vocalist; Jim Smith, a Meigs senior, lead guitarist; Tony Leach, 1~ Meigs gradUate, lead guitarist; Jim Boyer, l!m Meigs High graduate, bass guitarist, and Mike Casey, Point Pleasant 1983 graduate, drummer. Smith, Leach and Boyer are also backup vocalists. Fife and Casey were previously members r1 the ''Critical Poynt'' band. During tbe party, 1~ yearbooks Oark birtpday Jerlca Renee Clark Energy seminar, soup dinner set The Meigs County CoYncll on Aging is sponsoring a soup dinner and energy seminar on Thursday, Nov. 21, at 5:30 p.m. at the Meigs Multipurpose Building on Mulberry Heights. Featured speaker will be Pat Glass, South District Home Economics Agent. Cost for the dinner of homemade soup, pie and beverage Is $2.50 Jerlca Renee Clark recently observed her sixth birthday with a party at her VIllage Green Apart· menthome. The party theme was Care Bear Cousins with a care bear cake, the gilt ofSharo~ Neutzltng, koolald and pizza being served. The door prize went to Becky Ackerman. Horns, hats and balloons were given as favors. Attending besides Jerlca's mother, Nancy Clark. were VIcki, Brent and Chad Hanson, Bonnie and Erbt Haggerty, Dottle and Christy Hawkins, Carin and Rachael Tay· lor, Mary Ryan and Chris Jelfers, Natalie Grande!, Kelly Smith, Jessica Stobart, Dusty Andrew, Chris Triplett, Stacl Reed, Amy Hayes, Becky Ackerman and Steven. Sending gilts were Jerlca's Ia· ther, Rick Clark, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil St. Marte, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark. Prior to the party a dinner was held at the home of her grandmother, Joann Conant, and her husband, Arthur.ln obServance of the birthdays of Jerlca and her aunt, Vicky Clark Hanson. wlll be dlsirtbuted and a member r1 the 19@5 faculty staftwlllbe hOnored. Marla Averton. 19@5 Marauder Editor, wD1 be on hand to make the special presentation. Averlon Is now a freshman at Ohio State University. Admission to the dance Is $2slngle and$3acouple. Friday, November 1 Girl chosen for group Jennifer Grover has been se· lected as a member of "Recon· cUed", an outreach musical team from Kentucky Christian College. Jennifer Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grover. She Is majorbtg In Bible and Music. While In school at Eastern High School, Jennifer received awards for the National Honor Society, United States National Band Award, Out· stllrKIIng Choir Member and John PhWp Sousa Award. She Is a member of. the Zion Church of Christ. Jaren David DUeller These students were selected oo the basis of. academic standing, musical talent, preaching and teaching talent and Olrlstlan rna. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dilcher are turlty. They wlll travel during the announcing the birth of a son, Jared school year working with various David, Sept. 9. The lnfant was churches. delivered by his mother, Jennie Kentucky Christian College is a Lynn, In the back seat of their car four year Bibko Olliege afflllatffi enroute to Holzer Medlcal·Center. with the Christian Church· DUcherwas driving and his brother, / Churches of. Christ and is commit· Lennie Singleton, was also In the ted to the training otyoung men and car. · The baby weighed seven pounds, women for various !onns of spt>elallzed church·relatffi voca 15 ounces and was !~Inches long. tions. Maternal grandparents are Mary Fell and LoMie Hall of Vinton, and the paternal grandparents are Mary Elizabeth and Everett Pau· ley, Albany. MIDDLEPORT- Open Installation Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of Eastern Star, Middleport meets at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Mlddlepori Masonic Temple. · POMEROY - Meigs County Genealogical Society will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Meigs Museum. Herbert Lee Roush Sr. or Little Hocking wlll be the speaker. POMEORY - Revival at 7 p.m. nightly through Nov.l7 at Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene with Re1·. Roy Dunn; formerly of the Akron District, now a member of the Central Ohio District, speaking. MONDAY POMEROY - Southern Local Board of Education wlll meet In regular session, Monday, 7:30p.m., r-;:===~=~::::::;1 In the high school cafeteria. SATURDAY POMEORY -All Meigs, Eastern and Southern FHA-HERO members are Invited to an FHA· HERO meeting at Eastern High on Saturday at a cost of 50 cents. The m~tbtg will get unde!Way begin· ~lng at 9 a.m. and guest speakers and workshops on such topics as grooming, teens and alcohol, and stress will be featured. Refresh· ments will be provided and door prizes wUI be given away. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Masonic Lodge 363, F&AM, will observe past masters' night starling at 4 p.m. Saturday with work in the master mason degree. Dinner will beservedat6p.m. All members are asked to attend. TUPPERS PLAINS - Turl<ey supper Saturday beginning 4:30 p.m. at Tuppers Plains Fire Station sponsored liyOrangeTownshipFire Department Ladles Auxiliary; complete turl<ey dinners with des· sert, $4 a person. MIDDLEPORT- A county·wlde Thanksgiving dinner, sponsored by the Meigs Olunty Men and Women's Fellowship, Monday, 6:30 p.m., at Middleport Church of Christ. Matt Archibald, ofOperatlonEvangellze, speaker. MIDDLEPORT DeMolay boys, ages 13 through 18, and their parents, are invited to a pizza party, Monday, 7 p.m., at the Middleport Masonic Temple. POMEROY - Big Bend Clvltan Club will meet Monday, (:30 p.m., for "Monday Night at the Movies." The meeting will be held at the Community Action Agency office In Pomeroy. TUIBDAY MIDDLEPORT- Group 2of the Middleport Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at6: 30p.m.at the RUTLAND - Square dance Saturday, 9p.m.tola.m.atRutland American Legion Hall; all types of dancing. RIGGS USED CARS CHESTER - Chester Church of God will be ln. revival through Sunday with Evangelist Harry Wingler. Services begin at 7 p.m. nightly and Gilbert Spencer, pastor, Invites the public to attend. CHESTER •WILD BIRD FEED •CRACKED CORN •SCRATCH •BLACK SUNFLOWER SEED •STRIPPED SUNFLOWER SEED Dilcher birth SUGAR RUN MILLS 110 Mulberry Ave. I PH. 992-2115 Pomeroy, OH. POMEROY - The Disabled American Veterans of Meigs Countywlll meet Saturday, 1·5p.m., at theD.A.V. HallonButternutAve., Pomeroy. Letters to legislators concerning proposed cuts in veteran · ben~flts,will be signed. PAGEVlLLE - Turl<ey shoots, sponsored by the Scipio Township Volunteer Fire Departinent, will be held the next two Saturdays, Nov.l6 and 23, 11 a.m.. at Pageville. The shoots will be for 12, 16, 2JJ and 410 guage .gu ns. Refreshments will be available. MIDDLEPORT- The Salisbury Elementary PTO fall festival will be . held Saturday night at the school. The kitchen will open at 5 p.m. with games to begin at 6:30 p.m. Numerous door prizes will be awarded. The public, Is Invited to attend. SUNDAY RACINE -Morning Star Methcr dlst Church, Morning Star Rd. ; Racine, will be In revival Sunday through Thursday. with Rev. James Corbitt. Services 7:30p.m. nightly. ..-----------------------i study. p . . .lclas!lell POMEROY -LoisPauleywntbe conducttng painting classes tor children at the Pomeroy Library, Nov. 19 and W, from 6 to 8 p.m. Registration Is necessary at the library and there Is a $4 charge tor supplies. · Adult palntbtgclasseswlll be held at the library on Nov. 21 with reglsf!allonatthellbrarynecessary and a $7 charge tor supplies. MANLEY'S TRASH SERVICE OF .DDLEPOIT Is Expanding Its Trash Pickup Route to Include the Five Points Area and Rt. 7 South to the Gallia County Une. Morcol a Good Thing, for Less! RIB EYE STEAK MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 120Z. ATASTY OOMEilY. ~· _.,.. .... _,_,.~ lf!!l Evening 7:00 Fri., Sat., Tues., 7 & 9 p.m. Sat. & Sun. Mat .,"2:00 Sat. Midnight, 12:00 Ev.,lngs 7:10 Fri., Sat., Tues., 7:10·9:10 Sat., Sun. Mat .. 2:10 Sot. Midnight, 12:10 ----------------------'"-'-Y· v•• 1 I Moulttei-·C l - · : •1 so Oft Any Adult Admi'IIOtl I I I Not Valid TueNay Eve. Saturday or Sunday Mall- or Midnight MoviH JAR . 1 l L-----~--~-------------1 Put your mone where it last. 531 JACKSON PIKE · RT.35 WEST l't1one 4M$· 4524 Try Field 'n Farm. Plus '" ..-"' IIOo.i ...... with More Meat·based Protein at a Special Introductory Price. ' BEVIVAL- Revival services wll he held at' the Antlqdy Baptist Chun:h Monday through Nov. 23 at the church. Jack Berry, pastor of the Grace Gospel Church In Ripley will he the evangelist. Services will be held at 7:30 each evening and there will be special music. Youth night wD1 be oblierved en Nov. 22, 1111dfamlly night_en Nov. 23. Ken Smith, pa81or,lnvllellthe public to attend. ~ SPRITE ·fOOD LAND leg. Price S12,99 GM thru Now. 2'1th PEAS, PORK & BEANS · 1.00 OH 3 $11.99 MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main · Ph. 992-2164 •• llnlll'lt tho Pomeroy, Oh. Tht Store With "Aillillls of Stull" - fer ·Ptll, Stololo~ lorgt & !nooN Aninlh. La11111 Inti Gal!ltN. '"" Ia Lh1it 15-160Z.$1· CANS DIET OR REGULAR COCA~ COLA 2unR ILT. 99C Errors- Prices DOUBLE COUPONS ALL WEEK SEE STORES FOR DETAIL$ U. S. No. 1 Potatoes W. $389 $399 Tele hone 992-3471 FOR SERVICE PHONE 992-3194 nNDERBEST USDA BONELESS INSTANT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Starts Friday, Nov. 15, 1915 ~-- For the Birds Holiday Inn for a Thanksgiving Dinner. The meeting wD1 be held at the church following the dinner. Members are to take a dish towel. Faye Wallace wnt have the book CHESTER - Chester United Methodist Church'sannual Thanksgiving dinner, Sunday, 5 p.m., at the church. Table service provided. Everyone to bring a vegetable, salad or dessert. DEPENDABLE USED CARS AT LOW PRICES 985-4100 Special slnglng to be featured. FRIDAY RllTLAND - There wm be a Friday night dance from 8 to llp.m. at the Rutland Civic Center with music by Itomlc Sounds. Admission wlll be$3percoupleand$2slngle. AU ages, grade school and up, are wei(,'Ome. Rlli1.AND- Christmas bazaar Saturday, 9a.m. to6p.m.atRutland Civic Center sponsored by the Rutland Emergency Squad. Craft Items, baked goods, flower arrange· ments and other Items. ST. RT. 7 The Daily ' lntroducinc the Simplicity7790, our new dit*I"POWIIrtd tractor buill' lor the lone haul. • This ruued tractor has a790cc (18.5 HP)twin-cylinderBrigs& Sll'llt· . ton Lombardini air-cooled dieseleJWint to ensurelonlllltin& perfor· mance and low maintenence.lts perfectly mitched clutchlm hydrostatic transmission IUII'IIntees 1 smooth ridt, at speeds up to 7 mph .' And, cwr famous axlt·molllttd, pivotiJW 48" mOWif rides up and down at the rear on lull width rollers, 1ivit1 a StiiOOth, even cut. Other standard features include 1 lif1trllp-controlltd hyd111ulic at· tachment lilt, a htlvy-dutr 12-volt hattery, and more. Dlt•l Tractor Price ..........................""''"'''' t6,099 Ow Salts Prkt-....................................... S4,795 REED'S COUNTRY STORE Phone 371-6125 I ...IYiflt, Oh. 4th & Main St. �Page-S- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio Friday, November 15, 1985 ·Area deaths _______________________ at 6:30p.m. Y~lma F. Quillen . ' .Velma F. Quillen, 81, of Route 2, DUford W. FeiTell JtaCine, died Friday morning at Holzer Medical Center. DUford W. Ferrell, 64, of Dusky Shewas born July 10,1904 at Apple Street, Syracuse. died Thursday ~rove, W.Va., to the late Charles morning In the Veterans Memortal !Uld Cora Frankie Chapman.· She Hospital Extended Care Unit. was a retired storekeeper In Letart He was born Jan. 30, 1921 In ~d was a member of Ractne Whltesvllle, W.Va., to the late John ·p.apter 134, Order of Eastern Star Calvin and Ethel Grlttlth Ferrell. lor over 50 years. He worked as a coal mine • Surviving Is her husband, Russell electrtclan for 19 years and later Qujllen. . retired from the Kaiser Aluminum . · Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Corp. In 1!*l.'l alter 25 years service. ·Monday at the Ewing Funeral He was a member of. the steel 'lforne with Rev. Roger Grace workers union and a U.S. Navy officiating.. Burtal will be In Letart · veteran of World War II. Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at Survivors Include hls wife, Marjolhe funeral hOme from 6-9 p.m. rie Jarrell Ferrell of Syracuse; $unday with Eastern Star sel'\ices three daughters and two sons·ln· Localbrie&:---~ ~ .County court concludes cases Thlrty·lhree cases were concluded Wednesday In Meigs County Court by Judge Patrtck O'Brien. • Fined for OWl were Jerry Hail, Addison, $250 and costs, ro day ' · license suspension, three days In jail or driving school; Randy Rothgeb, Cheshire, $250 and costs, three days In jaU, 00 day Ucense . suspension; Anthony McGrath, Rutland, $250 and costs, three days ::,'in jail, ffiday license suspension; three days In jaU, costs, nodriver's ' license; costs, left of eenter; Patrick Kearns, Pomeroy, 60 day : ~lcense suspension, three days In jail or driving school, costs; Elden Blake, Reedsville, $ax! and costs, 30 days In jall with 20 days " suspended, six month license suspension, two year's probation, lor · each of two DWI charges; $100 and costs. reckless operation. · Also lined were Maurice DeLong, Reedsville, $75 and oosts, . bunting prtvlleges suspended one year, tagging a deer which did oot own at checking station; Brian Harris, Reedsville, $75 and costs, 7.Jtuntlng prtvUeges suspended one year, aiding and assisting In checking a deer not owned by him; David Spurlock, Rredsvllle, S75 and costs, failed to tag deer; Mace! VanMeter, Mason, W.Va., ·restitution and costs, passing bad checks; Angela Spaun, . Middleport, restitution and costs, six month's probation, suspended .· three day jail sentence, passing 1Jad checks; Martha Maynard, ' 'Middleport, restitution and costs, passing bad checks; Ronald Shields, Tuppers Plains. credit for 4 days already served b1 jall, coots, disorderly conduct; James Reed, Reedsville, ~ and costs, . 'fine suspended, placing traps on private property witiKlut tagging , .·: lraps with name and address; Rocky Johnson, Langsville, $10 and costs, failed to Yield; Harold Harmon, Gallipolis, $10 and costs, · following too closely; Elbert Altizer, $10 and costs, following too ;: closely; Herman Shane, Middleport, costs, disorderly conduct; Don • Hood, Pomeroy, costs, disorderly conduct. ·• · Fined lor speeding were Larry Rider, Pomeroy, sal and costs; Wllllam Wicke, Knoxville, Tenn., $22 and costs; Timothy Brtnager, .. Racine, sal ani! costs; Wayne Staats, Middleport, $Z1 and costs; ". WUllam Tunis, Kansas City, Mo., $a) &nd costs; Ronald Templeton, : Pittsburgh, Pa., $25 and costs; Jimmie Anderson, Parkersburg, $25 • and costs; Leonard King, MassUon, $24 and costs; Jimmy Caldwell, Reedsville, $21 and costs: Robin Burnem, Racine, $13 and costs; John Elands, GaiUpoUs, $a) and costs. ,'.: Forfeiting bonds were WUllam Ellis, South Point, $50, speeding; . Larry Thomas. Findlay, $45. stop sign; Bryan Gheen, Pomeroy, · laDed to display valid registration. .: Meeting cancelled A meeting at the Word of Faith Church rn the "T" In Middleport ,. with Mr. Collins as the speaker and scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday bas .:·. been cancelled. HowE'I!er, regular church services will be held at 2 : · p.m. each Sunday with Wednesday night services at 7. There will be ··· ro Sonday morning services until further notice, Pastor Gary Holter announced. '·.. . ' . ~ Outstanding Young Men named four Meigs Countians has been named to the 1985 edition of :··. Outstanding Young Men of America. ... The program recognizes the achievements and abUitles of men ' between the ages of 21 and 36 for their outstanding civiC and · professional contrtbutkm to their communities, states and nation. _ .The lour bonorees are Theodore Thompson Reed, 141 Mulberry , ·. Ave., ~meroy; Dennis Lynn Hockman, fET High St., Middleport; '-: Michael R Stewart, 553 South Fourth Ave., Middleport, and Rusty ~ . 'nean Bookman, 340'l.! State Route 7. Pomeroy. • · The lour wUI be among those featured In the annual awards publication. ... . .. Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports three calls ;.. Thursday; RCitland at 2:04 a.m. to Meigs Mine No. 1 for Errol ' 'Roberts to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 6:52a.m. to 103 Wrtght St. for Ruth ThOmas to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at :· ;J.O: 19 a.m. to 10 Lincoln Terrace for Dan White to Veterans ~mortal ' · Hospital. ::::Pair enters guilty pleas Bill M. Carsw~ll. 20, and Dennis Hysell. 18, both of Pomeroy, '· •entered voluntary pleas of guilty to two counts of breaking and . · 'ellterlng when they appeared Wednesday before Meigs County . Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight. The breaking and enterlngs occurred on or about August 6 at J&R · Sport Shop, Pomeroy, andonorabout August llatMeek'sGrocery, ' : Burlingham. , · Represented b)• Attorney David Evans, tilt> two waived their rtghts to a trtal by jury In the matter. , . • Sentencing has been continued by the judgeuntU 9a.m. on January ... ·8 upon completion of a pre-sentence Investigation and report. ·'· · The defendants face a maximum possible penalty of 18 mbnths In '. prison and a fine of up to $2500 lor each d the two counts. The judge I could order the sentences to be served consecutively. •· ' The defendants were released on personal recognizance bonds. ·' :.···Man sentenced for cultivation . Jay Cooper, of Long Bottom, has been given a suspended .six - month prison sentence In Meigs Cou ~ty Common Pleas Court and ·· · placed on probation for two years lor cuitlvatlon of marijuana. ". An action fUed by Media B. Schoonover, Rutland, and Charles A. Schoonover, Dexter, has been dismissed In the court. Scout recruitment meetinR" set A cub scout recruitment meeting will be held 'fuesday, 7 p.m., at the Racine United Methodist Church. Parents, Interested adults and ages seven through W, are Invited to attend. Boys must be .: ,accompanied by an adult. . • boy~ . Maury D. MUier brothers and three sisters. F.:JIDeral services will be 1 p.m. Satunlay at the Vaughn Funeral ·Home In Parkersburg, W.V~.• with Rev. Joseph L. Perry Jr.offtclatlng. Burtal will be In 100F Cemetery, Parkersburg. Friends may call at the funeral borne after 2 p.m. Friday. Everett R. Stewart Everett Raymond Stewart, 81, of .Franillln died Tuesday at the University Community Hospital In Tampa, Fla. He was born Aug. 27, 1904 In · CUlton, W.Va., to the Maude B. Stewart. Heworkedonanassemblyltnefor the Frlgldalre Corporation at Dayton. · Sunilvlng are hls second wife. Pearl Stewart of Franklin; one son, Ronald Ray Stewart of Sprtngfleld; two daughters, Janette Harney of Indian Lake and Ramona Stewart of Franklin; three ststers,Houey John· son of MOton, W.Va. , Josephine The Daily Sentinel Ads NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On November 4. 19B5, n tl-. Molgo Cwnty Probata caurt, Caoe No. 24942, Roy· monel F: Voll. 128 !\lew Limo Road, Rutllnd. Ohio. 46776. woo appolfltad Executor of tl-. - t o of WiHiam Voll, dO· cooled, lot6 of Rutllnd Town· ship, Meiga County, Ohio. RabOn E. Buc:f<, Pro bote Judge Lena K. Neuelraad, Ct.rk 1111 B. 16. 22 3tc 11'11011 ond llligno of Charles Wtotkinl, H decoooad. whole namoo ond pl1001 of rooid.,oo ere unknown to tho Pllintilfa; Moria L W.tldn:t wloloe place of rOiidonce it unknown; tho unknown heirt, devisees, . - . oxecut011. adrmil· trators and astigns of Maria L. Watkins, H clocoaoed. whoH names and places of residence are unknown to Llf.JDA'S MfXICAN POnERY & GIFT SHOP 01ill~ tl1 Court St . Poliltroy. Ollio 4t16t tho Plaintiffs: Edward Wat· kint, whose place o.f residence is unknown; the un known hein. devi...s, le- gatees, eucutou, adminis- .....Excepting oil tile coal. oil, gas and other minerell under· lying said above doscribod property with tho right to mine and remove the ume; 8'110 the exclullive right In paopatuity to uee 10 mudl of tl-. ...tece of uid raal Mtate as may be ne· ........, " open, operate and llqUip a complete coal mW11ng .. Ope.ty with buildings .,d raWro.t switd"!n I'IIC8:IIllry 10 mine, load, and canv .way foom odjacent proportlea. grantor being rollnvad •nv ourfoce domogo by ftNIIOn of mining of coal under Aid premises. ArfV aufoce Maury D. M!Uer, 53, of Rt. 2, trators and assigns of EdPomeroy, died Thursday morning · Ward Watskins. rt deceased. whose names and places of land ._ired or used 11 above at the D.V.A. Boone CountY Njemor· Public Notice be paid lor at tho rata al residence are unknown 10 lalHospltallnMadlson, W.Va. the Plaintiffl; you are hereby 175.00 par aero. ond ol dorn· He was born March 13, 1932 In IN THE COMMON PLEAS notifted that you hawa bean ego to gro-g crops ........ COURT OF MEIGS named Defendants in a legal by tl-. drilling fo< or piOduction Madison, W.Va. to Marie Bulio COUNTY, OHIO entitled Sherwood L. of oil and gao to ba pold lor. Miller, who survives lnMadlsonand SHERWOOD L. MEREDITH. action REFERENCE DEEDS: Vol. Meredith, Et AI .. Plolntlff VI. ET AL. : the laate Rass Miller. He was an Charltl Wotklns, Et AI. De· 229, Pogo 243, Vol, 22. Pogo Ptolntlffa. fendanta. Thia action has 497, Molgo County Deod Re· employee of the Kaiser. Aluminum -VS- • been a11igned case ·r.~mber OOfdo. Corp., an antque dealer and a CHARLES WATKINS. You are required to answer B5·CV·282. end Is pending ETAL. veteran ofthe Korean War. in the Court of Common hi Complaint within 2B cloys Defendants 11om the llll publlcotlon of no~1011 of Meigs County. Po· Sunilvors include his wife, C11o No. B6· CV·2B2 moroy, Ohio 45719. and io tice which wil bo pubilhod MUdred Miller of Pomeroy; three NOTICE BY PUBLICATION for partition of the rNI es- onoo eech week lor lix· con· daughters, Mrs. Jerry (June) To Cl-.rtoo V\lltloint, whole tate hereinafter described aa ..Cutivo · Tho lilt publl· Oldaker, Mrs. Gary (Sandi) Jones piece of rOiid.,oo il101known; · follows: cation will be made on 1he Tl-. follow<lg described reel 22nd cloy of Nov-.1985, known holn, - · ana Mary Miller, all of Pomeroy; ...... logo-. oxecuto11, odmW1io- estat1 a...ted in the To'ltln- and tho 2B cloysfor_,t_IMII one brother, Harvey A. Miller of ohip of Chest•, County of commence on thtt day. Texas; three sisters, Mary Price of Moig1 ond Stota of Ohio: In <:a~H of your failure to Being the undlvldod 1111/ 60 answer Of otherwise , ••. Barrett, W.Va .. Patsy Bradshaw of port of tho following .......... pond aarequirod by tho Ohio Madison, W.Va .. and Lucy Vincent oituatad it Section No. 4. Rules of Civil Procedure. of Columbia, S.C.; and four Town No. 2, Ronge No. 13 of judgment or default wHI be Cheater Townohip, Moigt rendered agalnlt you for the grandchildren. County, Ohio. ond more per· relief demanded in the ComFuneral services will be 3 p.m. ticulaoty dolc:ribod • lolows: plaint. Sunday at Ute Ewing Funeral Home Beginning ot center al rood at Doto: October 15. 19B6. tho intii'IICtion a1 ao• roods with Rev. Robert Hudnell o!llclat· Larry Sponcer, Clark of E . Main1W r the N>mo al Docie RadCourt• of Meigs County lng. Burtal will be In Beech Grove ford; thence South 38 de· . Common Pleas Court . POMEROY,O. Cemetery. Friends may call at the - 6 0 miootooEost1186foot 110118. 26; 11111.8. 15 . 22 992-2259 funeral home after 11 a.m. neor tl-. ho . . of Dock Rod· Satunlay. NEW LISTING .:... Middle· ford: thenca North 626 f8etto com• neer roa:l: 1h~ca W8ll port - One ~ory house HOUSE DVRruJWING? 608 foot .~tong Rodlord'a lne w~h 3 bedrooms, 1,\? baths, to tl-. piece of bogltnlng. con· CtWiiPwrtll RubyR.Burt carport, range, ref., washer, mining 4 .41 acrn. rrore or ClASSIFIED ADS dryer and l.a.n.g. heat Ask· Ruby R. Burt, 85, of 614 Thomas ing $34,900.00. St., Belpre, died Wednesday morn· NEW LISTING - Pomeroy GET SOME BREAD lngln St.Joseph'sHospltal following - Approx. 5 acres with a an extended Illness. ~WitH AWANT AD two be9room home i1 a She was born In Boaz, Wood great neighborhood. Close to County, W.Va., to the late Albert C. Pomeroy Elementary, lamily room. deck, nice back yard. and Harnett Sargent Rector. She $30,000.00. was retired from the I.R.S. and was a member rl the First Presbytertan CHESTER - A neat four Church !or over 50 years, a member bedroom home with full ba· or the Parkersburg Woman's Club, sement, hardwood floors, James Wood Chapter DAR, sunpy dining room. Good Camden·Oark Auxiliary ·and Na· condition. Only $26:soo.oo. THE QUALITY tiona! Association of Retired Fed· ' lONG BOTTOM Neat three PRINT SHOP era! Employees. · bed room ranch, on approx. I RACINE F11 All Ptiffl•l N11il Survivors Include her husband, acre, fam1~ room, garden PLUS: Offill SuppliK & Herman G. Burt; one son, Marvin FIRE DEPT. area. OWNER WANTS OFFER! furniture, Wadding G. Burt of Pomeroy; three grand· Bash~n Building and Groduotion CHESTER - Appro•. 10 sons Je!!rey Burt rl Phoenix, Ariz., Stalio . . ,, Mognoli< EVERY acres " canlland. Brildingor Randall Burt o! Mentor and David Signs. lubblf Stamps, traijer sne wnh waler and Burt of GalUpoUs; one granddaugh· SAT. NIGHT lusinns forms, electric availabla Owner wil· ter, Melanie Burt of Sprtng!leld, (apr Sonitas, £1<. lllg to linance. $7,500.00. 6:30 P.M. Va.; and twogreatgranddaughters. 255 Mjll St., Middloporl Facloty Choke She was preceded In death by live 104 MvlllltrV aw.. Pomeroy ATTENTION HOUSE BUY· 12 Gauge Shotguns Only ERS! This owner has ~venus 992-3345 g. 30·tf 2 months to sell th~ rome in a 3/2/lln good neighborhood, and has re:fuced the pr~e to help ~th 54 Misc. Merchandise 'VINYL SIDING the sale. 3-4 bedrooms, c~se Today -Cloudy with hlgbnear60. • AlUMINUM SIDING to schoo~. In good conditron. Ught northeasi winds. Now $25,!j)O.OO. 'BlOWN IN Tonight- Rain. Low In the upper INSUlA nON 40s. Light and variable winds. FORECLOSURE - lh~ home belongs to a leadnginstitut~n Satunlay- Rain, heavy at times. BISSELL and they want asale! Need reHigh In the mid 60s. SIDING CO. pair but is locate:! on a good Chance of rain -10percent today, New Homes Built rr Midd~port. 1\? sto80 percent tonight and lKI percent · street ries and a large garage.Call for "Free Estimates" Saturday. Extended forecast lor a showing. $17,000.00. PH. 949-2801 Sunday throup Tue8day - A or 949·2860 Henry E. Cleland, Jr. chance of rain· each day. Highs 992·6191 No Sunday Calls generally In the 5IB and lows In the Jean Trussell 949·~60 3111/ttn 40s. Dottie Turner 992·5692 Jo Hill 985·~66 - •POTTERY •CLOCKS Public Notice •TOYS 11 rm I Lottery winners CLEVELAND (UPI) - Thursday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: • Dally Number -147. Ticket sales totaled $1,173,658.50, with a payo!! due o!$1,111,038. PICK4- 280"1. PICK-4 ticket sales !Dialed $187,123.50, wit)) a payoff due of $84,639. PICK4$1stralght bet pays$3,480 .. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $145. Spacificetiona can be '"" ot tho home of tl-. clerk , 23238 Hitl Road. Recine, Ohio 45771 . Ph. t6141 247·3126. Offered 11 trado·ln (11 C01o 480·B o/ n 8722912 Loader/Backhoe. Bjdder to atbmit detailed SfMCificationa of equipment offered. Tho Boord of Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids. By orctor of tl-. Board of Trustees of Letar1 Town1hip. Don R. Hill Wolter G. Roush Harry C. Hill Joyce White. Clerk Hospital news » VeteraDsMernoJtaiHG8pllal Nov.l4 Admllllonl - Luther Iniboden, Pomeroy; Florence Woodyard, Middleport; Sheryl Wilson, Pomeroy; WllllamJewell,Mason,W.Va.; Donald Nltz, Middleport. Dlocharp!8 - David Tiemeyer, Sue Deog, James Pellegrino, Gladys Taylor~ Rita Stobart. A < REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPUT LEVEL HOUSE wnh 3 bedrooms, 2 complete bitlis, dinina room, livinc room 1nd IJ1111 IICIIIIiOfl room. Lo, Clttd oo 8 acres. 1.-11 fm pond. Racine ••· on 3 lots in work V. C. YOUNG Ill PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 992·621S or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio iCUT OUT fOI fUTUII USII KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE . FilE CONfiDENnAL PHGIIANC f lESJ Effoctl" Nov. I Hours Monday I to 4 Sat., IOa.m.·ll N - PH. 742-2629 1011011 mo. pd. 985·3561 . All M1ku OLDER HOUSE with l bed· rooms on corner lot in Syr· cuse. HOME NATIONAL BANK •We1hera •Dishwashers •Rangel BOWMAII'S HOME CAll .DICAL SUPPLY 63 Pint St., Goo. .olh Long Bottom, Ohio PH. 949-2649 11-12·1 mo. ' SALES &SERVICE lloook......................... lt50 Doon .........................$145 73·14 (htwj Tr. 11·79 foid Tr. $70 Grilh ...................... $52.50 73.79 (htwyTr. 10·15 ford Tr. Gr~lts .............. - ..... 1)1.50 lloods ..... - ..........-..... 1145 . 7J.J9 Chivy. lr. 11·15 Ford·....., PiMh .............. l25 ·llooilo.................. ..... IIJO 73·" Ortwy. Tr.. 11·15 ford l0119or · Colo (ornon-...............120 Gri........_.._. ......- ...175 Now onoll 111011 Aulo Glau-toilt MHtl Ports ..._1 . . . . . . . .-.. . Gutters • Downapouts Gutter Cleaning Painting OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17th . · 1 P.M. TO 4 P.M. FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949- ,. · ... v CALL 614-837-8820 OR 992·3841 FOR INFORMATION • 1713 Choatnut Street In rMr. t t .PHONE 992•707 5 · W II. W rrfIt Ql D,, 'f ' ffflll., Ch.,u Bllt~tltteCell Ut, Wt Won't. ---__ ,,,,t,, - •Drvera ·•Freezera PARTS and SERVICE 4·5·1k ' ALL STEEL & POL!i BUILDINtS Sizes Start Ftom 12'xl6' pel~ 7C2·2027 UTILITY BUILDINGS WANTED TO "Fret Estimolts" P&S BUILDINGS Installation Available · Racine, Oh . Ph. 614-BH·5191 I 0·6·tfc PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1·13-lfc PH, *Siding *Garages & Pole Buildings 10. t7tln 1-3-tf< 20"/a OFF FOI THE BOTH I OF YOU STYUNG SALON lues. & !l.un. Nights .~ 8 mites from .' Pomeroy·Mason Brid&t Paul I. Shockey, DVM PT. PWSANT OffiCI 305 Jack10n Awe. Rl. 62 SOUTH POINT PLlASANI, W. VA. SINGLE 124.95 •live entertainment ' Free HBO •Restaurant •Olympic Pool A.A.A. CUNIC SUI& A-AL ND.S Mato.·WIII.·Thun. J.5 tim T.... 6:30·1: rri. 1-2 , . ~·y 304-675-6276 SUIGEIY If APPT. . PH. 304-675-2441 IOLUT ROOFING liND AIEl CALL "Prefwtittl.." NOW YHIU OEC. 4 Speclolizlng In Build·UP Commorclal Roofing . 20 Vra. •~perlence 10% OFF CAL1 '614·311·1162 11 ·5·1 mo. d. ANY ~ERM 169 N. 2nd • .,,. tl / 4/ 1 mo. MntE WANT ADS FOR GfiEftf IUVS IIJity OHkt · For Hou;s 304-372-5709 Jo. lfHc . 3-D AUTO BEAUTY SALON 992·2725 IO·II:JO .. LAIGIU.All . ·« Midtlltptrt, Oh. 992~7201 TOWN & COUNIIY vmiiNAIIAII · KAY'S • CONTRACTING *Roofing JIM CUFFORD w. O'a-ion ' ....... Mon. llwu Sbt. 9 AM·! PM We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. doom Additions Frae Estimates OPERATORS RADIATOR SERVICE J&f *Complete Remodelinc Ph. 985-4141 Sli,ECTED PERMS WE ARE YOUR SALES ANO SERVICE HEAOQUARIERS FOR •UNITH •SYlVANIA •SPIED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REfRIGUATDR •SATELU!( SAUS & SEIIVICE ....., We H~t.t AF1H Tl•• She~ , .. ~.IIIII MILLER ELEC1RIC SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS Resldentief & Cdmm•.tial Call: RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE CHESTER-915-3307 '4/l/ttn • 992-5875 Or 7U·3195 8·8·tfC Economlcolly Dludvon· toged? Unamployod? Would vou Ike to Heam while vou learn" . If between 22 and 66 and • ruldent of Millon County conttct the Employ· ment Securttv Office at Point PftiiWit from 11-18 thru 11 · 22 11nd provide proof of: addrtas, bring birth cenlflctte on each member of tl-. N>uoehold, weller• .,.i1tance. handicap 1t1tu1. une....,loymont banaflta. poy ltuba or 1t1tementa of in· "',. fvr ialt 8 month• on each mombtr of tl-. houH· hold thtt hat . worked. All mat.• bom olttr 1· 1·80 mua have a Setecti"e Str· vice number. An E.E.O. employer. I COli BUY ulad heaters. SWAIN'$ FURNITURE, 3rd. 6 Olivo St. Golllpallt, Call 814·448·3169 . . · LongBottom. Ohio to 24'x36' Insulated Doc Houses To 1111 Avon, c.oll 304·875· 1429 . ~14. 4411·3872 F•r• E•ul.lllellt Sizes from 6'x6' Up Wanted To Buy Wo pay c11h lor Iota moctol cloln ~ core. Jim Mink Chov.·Oida Inc. Bill Clone Johnaon . CENTER 110112 Wtst llaln Stntt, Panroy, Ollia • .... 614·"1 ..778 FALL SALE 73-80 GM TRUCK FENDERS .............. $39.00 DVNlllE BODY FIU£R S6.50 1/4 INCH MASKING TAPE ...........,:r:............,.,. DUST MASK A11111 111111: t:1111 : Ill s 3 Announcements SWEEPER _,d -lng ml· c:llino repair, porta, end •pplloo. Pick uP Md delivery, D1vl1 V1ouum Cloonor, ono haH milo up Goorgtl Crook Rd. Cell 8 14·448·0294. Roclno Gun Shoot apon· •rod by Roclno Gun Club. E..sy Sundoy, beginning It 1 :00 p.m. Foctory Clolko12 UUIIt ahotguno. II. 992-3559 SANDWICHES Subs - Steak - Stromboli Ham & Cheese - Pizza Bread FREE Local Delivery r...~., .s,.~ltt LG. PIZZA wI oat lttll ""·•···~~ Buying dolly gold, lilY• colna, rinilt,jlwllry, otorllng ware. old colnt. lerge cur· renay, Tap prlc••· Ed. Bur· kttt lllrbor Bhop, 2nd. A... Middleport. Oh. 814·992· 3478. STANDING TIMBER. AI Tromm . Coli : 814· 742 · 2328 , Notlco:Thore will bo ,., Would llkt to bu'y bumper, hunting or triOPouing on grill, 1-.tdllght coslng .,d tl-. old Ebor Rouah form. rodlttor lor 79 MunMg. now tl-. Mor·Plt form In 814·992·8279 orl14· 247· 2 4 Syracuoe. Oh. Old pormla· 1__8_6__· - - - - -olon ollpa ore ,., longer Wontod uoed woshoro, dry· occo~. Mtrjoril A. Durlt oro, refrigorotoro. rongoa, end Rolph D. Lavonctor. IWIIPtrl, worlllng or not. Coll304-878·7744 . . No hunting or treoptlling on tho O.C. • No nay GHpln form on Succou Rd . VIole· l iii iJ IIIVII II 'Il l tors wHI be pro-utod. S1: I VII. I' . MOBILE HOMES MOVED, lneurod. --llble rotoo. Coli 304·578·2338. 11 Help Wanted No hunting or triOPoeelng on MyMI Form loMtod on Cl-.otnut Rldgo Rood, Ma· aon County. With Mory K'a Coomotlca, akin oore lan't aomtthlng you buy, Ito aomolhlng you loom . For • complmontory foclol, oolllor oppolntmont . lndopondont l•utv COI'loul· IMit. Shirley H111on. 304882·3101. 4 Glv81WIY 4- 'Ia IIIII'- puppt.a. Cell 814·441 ·0229 . Freo to good homo 8 mo. ,.,.to •order Calllo mix. Call81 ,4 ·245·9842. 4 pupploa. Cell 114·441· 4811. A·N GIE'S PIZZA 349 2nd, Middleport, Oh. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. loda. Iron, wood, cupboords, cholre, ch11t1, •baeketl, dlahe1, ltono ]llro. .,tlquH. gold and oliver. Wrlto· M. D . Miller, Rt.2. Pomeroy. Ohio 415789 or cell 614·992· 7780. One 01rtWiod Medlcol Ttch· nologlat. -kdeyt. Send reoumt or opply tD Modicol Plou. 203 Jockaon Plko, 0allipolla, Oh 411831 . 1-;:=;:=::::====== 112 Situation a Wanted I Oonorol Offlco poaltlon ovlllabt. fvr hard·warfllng, dopandoblt lndlvlduol. 21 Business Opportunity For Hie or rent tlx14 . Schutt mobile horne. Fcir sole 55•1 0 mobile hoi.-: Call 614·379· 2669. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO. recommanda that you do buslnoll w~h people you know, and NOT to aand money through the mall until you heve lnveltlgotod tl-. offering. Broedmore mobile home 14•70, ' 2 bedroom with Bx12 ••pondo. tatol ric . equipped for wood· burner, 2 full baths, good cond. Cell 614·379·142' ofter 4:00PM . -t· Buaineu for 1111 In Pome· ooy. Rooaonablo price. Good opportunity , Cttl 814·992· 6937 or 814·992·3520. 1970 New Moon 1 ~•8,!1 underpinning • porch. new carpet & hot water tanll:. 22 Money to 1 4x70 Fleetwood, 3 bdr:, 1 V. botha, Iorge kltch111 onil Hporote utllhy room.: · lUI appllancol including wNhor & dryer. Woodburnor with hearth, totol electric. all underpinning, 1torm wlndowa and 3 dockl, cond., 110.800. Call 814· 268·6587. 14. 500. 6647 . Laan ••4· ProfeiiSional Services 1979 Liberty 12•11. 2 bedrooms, good cond: . 16,495. dallverad. Freno~ City Mobile Homea. 814446·g340. . . PIANO TUNING AND RE· PAl R. back to achool dla· oounta, frH eatlmat11, Word's Koybotrd, 304·676· 51500 or 875·3824. 31 ~ ,1979 Foatlvol 14x70. bedroom•. 2 batha, •atn thorp, •9,988. DollY-. French City Mobile Homoo~ 814·448·9340. 1978 ·Schult 14 wldo. 2 bedrooma. total electric, naw furniture. 19,998. Doll· vorad. FrMch City Moblft Homoa, 1!14-448·9340. • Home• for Sale By owner. Mutt Mll·movo~ . 3 bdr. rench. one cargarege, walking dlotoncolrom North Galli• High SchooL Reduced to $29,900. Call 814·3BB· B711. Wlnaor 14x70 with expancH) room. 3 bedroom•. 2 betha. ••collont cond .. f10,800. French City Mobile Homot, 814·448·8340. Flutwood 14x85 2 bed· room1. rogulor 17,495. Spoj clol prlct •6,995. DIIIYirod. French City Mobile Ho . .r. 614·4411·9340. . 1 ocro with houH, 2 bdr .. rurel · water, 1eptic tlnk, mobile home hookup . f12,600. Call 814·38B· 9B68. A handyman•• opportunity for proflt: · GnHin School dlltrlct. 2 otosv houoe with gerage, ltorm wlndowa, M· frlg . , ltOVe I. Wllher •30.000 or boot offer. Ctll 814·446·2025 or614·246· 9180. 32 ecres 3 bdrma. nice condition, county weler, oil heat, on Rt. 7, In Eureka. Co11614·446·2206. 3 bdr .. ·full boaoment. lg. llvlngroom. Plantz SubdiYI· alon, •1.800, toko over paymenta. Coli 114·448· 7380. By owner 2 bedroom hou11. garage, mobile home, end out building on 1 acre, on Flreboll Rd. neor OoHipolla. 121.000. Ctll 814·258· 1336 or 814·448·7697. Coli 114·218' . . 1976 Kirkwood 12•10. 2 bedrooma. toielelectrlc. ll· ctllont cond. t&,g95. Dtll· veNd. French City Mobile Homoa, 614·441·9340. Marlette 2B•60, 2 bod• rooms, 2 baths, one of I( kind . Regular 144.900. Special 139. 500. Save •5.400, French City Mobil• Hornet, 6,14·448·9340. Cloyton • 2Bx80, 3 bad· rooma. ·2 botha. lomll~ room. Rtgullr U5,500o Spoclol 131,900. S••• U,800. Frondl City Mabll,j Homu, 614·448·9340. Cloyton rooms, 24x56, 3 bod; 2 betha, family room. Rtgulor •28.900. Special U3,900 . Sovo 13.000. French City Mobile Homu, 614· 448·9340 . • . PROTECTIVE SERVICE By owner 6 rooma, 2 betha, Schult 24•4B, 3 bedrooma: TRAINEE· PROTECTIVE garage . fireplace, exc. 2 botht. Sptclol Edition. SERVICE WORKER . Tho neighborhood. walking dla· Rogulor U8,900 . Spocloi Woot VIrginia Department of tance of city 1chool1, 124.900. Save 14,ooo: Human Services li attempt· 139.900. Call 814·448· French CitY Mobile Homos, lng to recru~ quollflod oppol· 0388. 814·446·9340. lc1nt1 for the abo"e· mentkmed positions in the Ranch bl'ick 3 bdr .. 1'h both. Skyline 24x52. 3 bedrooma; following county: Meson all electric on tpprox. 3 2 botha. family room. Rtgu• County. Welt VirginIa. ecrea. barn, 2 car garege, lor t25.900. Spoclo[ Under 1upervialon. em · fruit tree1. evergreen•. 123,900. Sovo U,OOO ; ploy•• In tho10 cloulflco. garden tpOCI. paaturo. largo fNflch City Mobile Homoa; ~on• perform Soclal&lrvlct ; lrMt on blocktop county rd . 814·441·9340. Work In providing IIIVIcoo to Southwootom School dla· ' the public In .,dl progrem . trlct. Shown by oppolnt· 1984 Sectional. 24x82. 3: bedroomo. 2 botha,llf<tnew .. lrMI •• Protective Service• mont . .Coll814·379·2e71 . to odutto ond dllldron. Min· t18.985 . French City Mo, · lmum Trtlnlng tnd Exr.:· Moving Muot 1111. 3 bdr,, bile Hom11, 61 4 ·448· 8340! rillnce Requirements: El gl· CA. prlcod In tho 40 '1, 100 b't for llcenanw 11 1 Soclal Second Avo, II lnteroatad Mutt Soll :14x70 mobiiJ Worklr, Oroduott Social Clll 814·448·1027. home. 3 bd.roome. 1 '.? bethl, w8aher & dryer.: Warklr "' Certlft.d Social Worker by tho Welt VIrginia Oov«nment Home• from porche1, gas furnace. Cel. . Boord of Social Work lXI· t1. IU repolr!. Alto dalln· 1!14· 949·2368. . minors. Contact tl-. Woat quent tn property. Cell Virginia ClvN Service Syt· B06· 887· 8000. Ext . GH· .1968 Royal mobile home,: tem'a felting Clnter •t 9805 fos Information, 12x40. •2800. 614· 949~ 348-118411 to roquest "" 2998 . tppllcotlon for odml11lon ta 3 bd.room homo, Full boll· oxomlnotion. AN EQUAL ment, gar1ge, newly ramo· MOBILE HOMES MOVEDi OPPOR 'TUNITY deled. Rockaprlngs aroa. lnaured , reasonable retet.: EMPLOYER . Coll304-578·2338 · 814· 992·2978 . Chrl1tm11 ho1p·otort immo· 1- - - -- -- - dlattly. F"l·port ~ .... Cor nectlltry. t8.10 lolur. Cell cart of elderly 814·245·8197. =~~~~~~n:~thomo. Coli AVON Start up lee t5.00. nekt 45% lor Chrlotm11. Ctii814· 448-335B. oeelot.,t On 01 11 nurolnft • potltlon avlllabt.. Conttct: Phle Crett Cere Centtr·. No tolophono collt ploo10. Ex· porilnood only. .. 10x60 Now Moon 2 l)dr .. new carpet , like n•w through out. Mutt IM to opprocloto. Cell 11 4·"'41· 0175. Finonr.i~l 23 Madlcol rocordt·Soclal Sor· vice Okector lor • 25 bed S.N.F.·I.C.F . nurelng facll· ity. Exporltnco Ia prolerred. II lntoreltad plooao pick up application at Veteran• Memorial Hoaplttl S.N .F .• I.C.F. lacatad ot 115 'Ia ';:~~c~~~ 'WOOd .. lndivklu•l to aetve In the full time c:epeclty •• ·1 Moving Ociod -~•·women ·Memorial Drive. Pomeroy. clothta, •I•• 14-38, houso· Ohio. E.O.E. hold. 2·woodbumlng atovo. coudl, relrlgerotor. South To sell Avon. Call Morilyn 7·Rt. 21B to 790, Honnan Wuv•. 304·1182·2645 . Treca Rd. Porod lot .L.oko. Saturdlly & Sunday. 12:011' Don't lot your mllltory 1 go to woate. Tho Weat Virginia Army Natlonol Gu•rd has vacancie1 for 8 qu1lffied prior service indl· vidulla. Cai1304· 676·3960 or 1·800· 1542· 3819. - - - RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· Join 11-. Woot Vlrvlnla Army NEER SERVICE. Eotata, Notlonol Guord. You rocllvo firm. tptlquo, llquk!atlon .a monthly paydlock, Ute llloa. Llcanlod Ohio Md Insurance. , tduC8t~nel op· Watt Vlrglnlo. 304· 773· portunitlot, retirement PlY 5785 or 304· 773·15430 . a~d otl-.r outotandlng be· ,.lito . Call 304·J75·3950 or 1 · 800·1542·3819. 9 Repo111111dl 77 Ben~tlw. 14x70 throe bedroom. •168 per mo. 74 GovernOr ,1: bedroom etU per mo. 8~ 614·992·6189 . Potriot 14x6B three bf!d· Piano le•ona in my home. roam t195 per mo. •500 Limited o_penlnga •ft•r down. take over pWfmentl. IChool.,d Saturdaya. bpo· Mid Ohio Flnonclol Slllli._ 1-800·828·0712 or (814· rlencod . 814·949·2614 . 772·12201 . Wanted to do :lronlng In my home . Reuonable. Call HOME OWNERS·Roflnonca tD low fixed rote . Ute equity for any · purpo1e. Leader Mortgage Co., 614·692· 3051. •111• t Aft• 5 Call Dealer Ptrtl & Service 01' NEW AND USED MOilLE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· tTY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 114·448· 7274 . . Will do houH doanlng. Coli 814· 949· 30B4 . Part tlma R. N.I, 3:00· 11 :00, 11 :00· 7:00. Willing to work in long term Qre. Mutt ba oblo to coordlnote excelltnt patient care for our re1klenta who are very apeclef people. Aecoptlng oppll· cotlona Mon. through Fri. et Pomeroy Health Care Can · tor. E.O.E. '1:;:=::;::;::;:::;::== FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 MARCUM CONTRACnNG Autltorized JohA Deere, Hew Holland, Bush Hog Faml Equipment itema. Rain Gar1111a Solo Set.. Sun. 10·4. Rain or thine. No reoaonoble ollou roluoed. 128 Kriltl Drive. off 36 Weet. t ACCENT - """Y thine. Thurs .. Fri .. Sat. 9-ll·lln 107 11·12· 2 mo. NEW-REPAIR , AUTO 3'4 mllu·Bulovlllo Rd. Wotc:lllor algn. Lota dotl-.1. toys, odd 6 .,dt. Frl. & Sot. 9 to e. fiiutSycamore STREAK CAB CO~ St., Pomeroy, Oh. . DOZER. BACKHOE, TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER. GAS lo SEWER LINES, RECLAMAnON, PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPM~NT. HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE lo o'IRT U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Ph. 16141143·5425 ROOFING Doo .......................... ,lf3S IO·IUard Tr. JEFF CIRClE, SR. BOGGS CAlL (OilfU: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. ovet1ooking Ohio River at 300 W. Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Gorago Solo Thura.. Fri .. S11. 'h. price. 4 mllot from HMC on Rt.180 Evergreen. Winter clothing, joont, dllhea. 6 ~ra•rlma off ...,. bile lolmo, Iota moso . . 949·2210 20 y•ro "Free Estimates" Howard L. Writesel &. Vicinity 73·79 ford lr. f•n•n ...........;...........141 ftotoltr1 ........................141 73·10 (hny Tr. · 73·7t ford Tr. WHJUIII'~ 32 Mobile Home• : Will do houltcleonlng · Mondly, Tu11ctoy, Thursday lo IYII'Y othilr Soturdoy. 814·986 ·4114 eves. oft. 7 p.m . •a•• Yard Sale 24 13·10 Chevy lr. 0..1 ......................... 1100 7S·IO Chtvy. Tr. High Scha.ol dropout?lf you ere between the of 18 and 21 and wtnt to ..earn while you learn" contact the Employment Security Office at Polnl Plooilnt from Nov. 1B tluu Nov. 22. If Inter· etted you r'fiUit; be a relklent of Me10n <;ounty and pro· vide proof of addroa. bring a birth certlflcete on uch poroan In your houoehold, PfOO.f of welfere eaalatance. handicap ltttul, unemployment .benefltl, pay stubs 01' ltatement of Income for lilt 8 month• on each member of the houaollotil that h11 worked . All mot. a born alter 1·1 · 60 mutt hove o Seloc· tlve StNice number. An E.E.O. Employer. ...... ifiiiitioiii......... (Free Estimates! · Worked in home eree COMPLQEL Y REMODELED HOME 7 ; WE 1111 MEDICA. Ate OTHEI INSURANCE u•ns WHEN EIJGIII •Refrigerators CIRCLE CONTRACnNG and . •Home Oxygen •Ho1pital Beds •Wheel Chairs 3·24·tfc 12·8·tiC ? PREGNANT? Out of Town C11tomtrs Call Collect AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission Centracti.. . Senia Syracuse. Port·tlme mola or famola, flexib.. hout'l . No Invest· .mont. Eomlnga oppqrtunlty 1160·UOO per week atort· lng. Apply Mon.·Sot. To Eloctrolux Corp .. 417 Sa· cond Avt ., Room 18. Golli· polio. Ohio. 8:30·10:00AM. Loot 2 female ~•gle pup. pita, opproJl. I mo. VIcinity Groor Rd. lo 8 Milo Rd. No Coltor. 304·~75·3424 . 614·446-7283 Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio !Free Estimates! 3 BEDROOIIIIOBI LE HOME Complete Gutter Work Complete Remoclollng Roofing of ell Typoa WITH OPTION TO BUY••• Addont and remodeling .R!oofing and gutter work Concrete work Plumbing and electrical · Conlplttt Building VINYL I AWMIIUM ,FOR RENT - FOR SALE OR FOR LEASE - SALES & RENTALS Roger Hysell Garage CIVIC CENTER Real Estate General Wanted: WQmen to live in to core lor llderly lady in Jack1on erta. Reasonable oeltry. Cell 614· 288·5379 or 114·2B8·2260 . or write .loon Hommond 2474 Pot· tonwjllo Rd .. Jackaon, Oh 46640. LOST:Mot. dog, Y, Huoklo ---------.,...-----,;:;;:::.,:;H;.:.n...lllnd V.· Collie. Light tM, L wh~• with oliver. A,.woro to Frootlo. From WoNo Pen ..... w..ring collor. 814· 992·7472. We Deliver 18 Wanted to Do for Sale IO·B·tft ROOM 103 RUTLAND SUPERIOR SIDING CO. IIILIO! CARPENTER SERVICE DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT llolults.lo 10 lllnuttsl 111116, 22 , 29. 3tc EUGEIIl LONG m U3 ·YOUNG'S follows : Business Services GUN SHOOT •IMPOR·TS 11 ·7-85·1 mo. LEGAL NOTICE tho Boord of Letart Town· ship, Meigs County, Ohio. witl receive bids untll7:00 p. m. o'cloclc p.m . tho 2nd dey of December 1985 lor the purchese of 1 new 19 86 ba· der/beckhoo with minimum specifications 11 Help Wanted LOST:Femole baogla loot In Rutland oret. Offering re· word. Wooring rod collar with name tiD. 814·992· 3728. PHONE 992-2156 Or Wrill S1nliAel Clusilild 01p1. Public Notice Giveaw1y LOST · block. femaia Rat lerr.,, Georges Creek ar•. Plano col·814·448·3472 : Middleport PubliQ Notice 4 The Daily Sentinei-Page"--9 . 8 . Loilt and Found 34' N. 2nd Public Notice Ohio Business ·service·s Justice and Kathleen VanMeter, hoth or CWton; two brothers, Ralph T. and WOllam D. VanMeter, both of Clifton; six grandchildren and nine greal·grandchlldren. He was preceded In death by his first wife; Mary E . Stewart, wbo died In 1973. ' Funeral services will be 11 a .m. Saturday at the Foglesong Funeral Home with Rev. Bennie Stevens officiating. Burtal will be In the Smith' Cemetery at Leon, W.Va. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5-9 p.m. Friday. Weather forecast ~-:Meigs EMS reports three rolls ·" law; Trlna and Dick Davis of Syracuse, Mary and MelFryriNew Haven, W.Va.,andTeresa Ferrt'IIOI Syracuse; twd sons and one daughter·ln·law, James Farrell of Syracuse and Reed and · Judy Ferrell of Burton, Mlch. ; three granddaughters, Melanie and An· drea Fry rl New Haven and Amy Jo Davis of Syracuse; one grandson, Shane Reed Ferrell of Burton, Mich.; two step grandsons, Aaron Davis of Middleport and Tim DeMaria of Mt. Motrls, Mich.; one step granddaughter, VIcki DeMaria ·of Mt. Morrts, MJch.; six brothers, Damon Ferrel~ Syracuse; David Ferrell of Chesapeake, W.Va., Corbett Ferrell of F1ortda, Frank Ferrell of sOuth Carolina, Buster Ferrell of California and Denzll Ferrell of Vlrglna; an<! five sisters, Martha Moore and Ruth Crouch, both of Syracuse, MUdred Carr of East Bank, W.Va., and Lou Walker and June Quisenberry, both of F1ortda. He was preceded In death by one son and one brother. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Mark Morrow offlclallng. • Burtal will be In Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral . home from 6-8 p.m. Saturday. Friday, November 16, 1986 ~;;~t;,t,;;-;id;;i;i,; 11 for tl-. lldtrly In our homo. Trained end Ill· t•n 'fllrl txport.nce, Cell 814·992·7314. 1~-------­ Nu nln g cere In privet• homo. Room for two P•· tlonta. 1800. • month. CoH 814-992· 31595. 1- - - -----f vocancy or elderly In bea~~~~~:R:oo:m:,:bo~o~rd~6 4114· Plotlt Inttnd to of tho Gol11po· T·800 coNraoumo II Dolly Tribuno, 825 Third Molt port Torrlor dog to give Avo.. Golllpollt. Ohio L.ody n11dad to llvt In w~h JIWIY to good ..,,., 5 41831. olclorly wor111n. Cooking rt· montho old. Colt 814·992· qulred. Call 814·992·3704. 3877. hoy Aaumbly Work! 1800.00 par 100. Guaron· Port Gonn., lhlpl-.rd, part tlld Pmnont. No Eap<i· 18 Wanted to Do Calllo pupo to ghio May. rlenoo. No 8olo1. Dotolla ~----c-----­ Coll814·948·2908. und ulf · oddrouod 1ltompad tnvalopo: Elan VI· 4 long 'hair fdtt.... 7 Wllkl tel ·715 ' 3418 Entorprloe Nolaon 'a Hordwood floor old. To good lolmo. Call Rd. Fl. Plorca, FL 334B2. -ding, flnlahlng. "polr worll, froe ootlmotea. Cell 11 4·841·2784 rflor 1:00 p.m. AUTO MECHANIC:Apply In '-1:-14_·_21_8_ · 18_4_2_ . - - person It Pot Hill Ford, 1-:F- pupplli. e wile. old. Mklolloport, Oh. Exporlenoo W• do lolu-loonlnl In E.hound • Colllo miKad. ,......,., ltap In end pick Gtlllpolls or11 . Call 14· ..., oppllcttlon. 448·01102. Con 814·181·4312 . Brick ronch lor oelo In Tuppers Ptoina. Extro nice. 3 bd.roomo, 1'1. bltha, gar· ego, full bottmont. lovollot, now dlaln link lance. fl. Nlnclng avelleble to quail· fled buyer. Price raducad for lmmedloto oolo. Low 40'a. Call 614· 423 · 4169 tor luther dltoila & 11k for Mr. Molt.tt. a. 5 roomt beth In Pomeroy. Option to buy .adjoining. large concrete block build· lng . Cell 814-992· 2039 for oppolntmont• 2 bd.room houH on Broad· woy, Middleport . Lorge roome. lftcloMd porchtl, range, dlapoHr, ample cablnltl. Robart Wlnn, 2740 CroM. Xonla. oh. 46385. 1513·428·0428 OYH.I. 2 or 3 bd.room older homo. Oaod ...,tel property In Pomoroy. Allclng •6000. Coll814·992 ·5937 or 814· 882-31120. 12•24. 2 bedroom•, lnoido remodelod. Rt. 2, Rolllnt· vHio, 304·895 ·3349. 3 bedroom bl·lovol with flropl-. 3.3 ecro lot, S11nd Hill Rotd , opprolud t71.000 . 00. rodui:od 304· 875·8183 . •n.ooo. 1980 Tldwoii14K70 3 bad·, roomt, 1 v, bathe. all elect·· rlc, 9•10 building and 2 porches. $1 1 .000 . 304~ 876· 7829 . ' - - -- - - - -' 3 bedroom mobile home,: half acre lot. 1 car garege,1 Now Haven , WV. 304·773·' 6942 or 304·BI2· 23B4. · BV OWNER , 1982. t4K70' ~~'i:'~~A""KOM~~L 0~L~~~:: NALLY SOLD NEW• 124,500 . OWNER MOv.: lNG, HOME LIKE NEW. e600 CASH PAV OFF BAL· · ANCE DUE f14,408.44.' 304· 762· 2228 . . 14x70, 'B1 Wlndaor, eKe ' cond. 2 bodrooma. 1 bath, 2: porchee. underpennlng, par-· tlolly furnished, cell 304· · 773-5076 . . . 3 br. 1'1. bethl, Expanda · outbuilding, and on lor~ : rental lot. Call after 6 :00 . • 304·875· 31B4. Farms for Sale 33 1870 Schuh .tolol lloctrlc : 12x50, 304·112·2422 .,: • _. ,I tor 4 :30. ______________ .. �33 .F erma for Sale LAFF-A·DAY 82 ocroa, 3 bedrooom firm houH oome -lr) .. .., born end out bulldingo, tobecco blae and mlnerel rights. Located oH Bloden Merooryllle Rd. 123.800. Coll814·446· 8311 . 1-• 32 ocro hlrm. 3 bedroom home, born, 2 outbulldlngo, 304·878·3419 oftlf 5 :30. 34 Buaine" Building a Moplewood Lounge, 7 mlloa North Polm PIIIIHnl on Rt. 2: 304·875·2258. · 35 Lots 8o Acreage 3 acroo M·l, trolllf hookup. Coli 814·4482588. garog~ . "I don't know whether to have the lobster or buy a new suit!" 12 ocroo for . . .. Eootom Sohool Dhrtrict. C.ll 814985-4408 . t LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofie end cholro prlcodfrom t2811. to t885. Tobleo, .. 50 ond up. to t125. Hilt·•· bedo. t390. ond up to t850.. toll btdo t145. fltcllnoro, t225. to un .. Llmpo from 128. to 1121, pc. dinott11 from t101 .. to 435. 7 pc. t 1B9 ond up. Wood tlblt with · olx cholro t285 to .t745. Dolk 0110 up to 1228. Hutchoa, UIO. Bunk bid complete with mottro-. t275. ondupto t398. 8oby bodo. t110. Mlt'I:N.... or bOx aprlnga. full ootwln, t83 .. firm. t73. and •83 . Quoon 1111, 1225. 4 dr. chooto, t41 . 5 dr. chooto, •89 . Bid fromoo. UO.ond t25. , 10 gun · Gun cabinoto. t380. Goo or oloctrtc rongoo t376. Boby mottnrtHa, t25 & U5, bod fromoo t20, 128, a t30, king fromo t50. Good otloc· tion of bedroom .. ttll, rockere, metal cablneta. hltdboordo f38 up to tU . 64 Mlac. Merchandl11 76 Sovo 50 por contll Fiolhlng orrow olgno U8911 Ughttd. non·orrow t241. Unlighted t119. (F- iotltre!l Sot lo~oUy . 1(8001423-0183 . !Alto GIANT BliMP aoilolll Wonted: 1984 Dodge Dart porto . Praflrobly herd top or convortlblo. Will oonoldor othlro. C.ll 814·949-2693. 79 Fuel oil fumoco, 84,000 btu with olr condltlonor unit. 304-488-1917. The Dally Sentinel Page 11 Auto Parts & Acceaaoriea Motors Homes & Campara · 1 9 76, 20 ft Fleotwing compor. full olzo owning, •2.eoo.oo. 304 · 882 · 3180. 0 Ook firewood t30. pick up lotd, delivered. 304-4881838 or 488-1728. 66 Building Supplies Building Mttarlolo Block. brtck, oowor plpoo. window,. llntela. 81 elc . CloudeWintero. Rk!Grondo, 0. Coll814-245·5121. · Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gul· . rantee. Local reference• 1 furnlthld . Free ealimatea. • Coli coiloct 1-614· 2370488. doY or night. flogoro · Uled Fumhura .. Bedroom 1-------- - =========T==========1oulto, ott motol of tobloo, drelllr. 1 bod, olflco Block, brick, mortor end 42 Mobile Homes 44 APIIrtment deoko. 3 mlloo out 8ulovlllo mooonry ouppllaa. Mountoln for Rant Rd. Open Bam to 5pm, Mon. Stoto Block, At. 33, Now for Rent thru Sot. Hoven, W. Vi. 30.C-882814-448-0322 . 2222. 41 Hiluaas for Rent 2 bldroomo. fumlohed . 1 3 bdr.. utility room. single County Appllonco. Inc. 8 room hou11 country living child. No polo. 1150. per cor gorego, lergo kitchen, Good uttd opplloncoo ond 66 Pete for Sale In town . f75 mo. Coli month pluo utllltloa end electric ronge, U25 mon1h, lVtoto. Opon8AMto6PM. '~----.,.----­ dopoolt. Now Hoven, 304· ·301.A7&,._110.....4~~: ref. a dop. Coli 814·448· Mon lhru Sot. 11 4·448· ,. 882-2488. 53B8. 1388. 1899, 127 3rd. Avo . Galli- Brlarpotch Konnolo AllMobile homo for rent. 2 Fwnlohed 4 roomo both, grooming. Gordon 8 10om houH country living p:o:llo:.":O:H:.= = = = = = . brood Sottor fomole obodlenco 7311 reor 3rd. Aft .. edulto bodroom, Crob Crook flood, In town. I 75 mo. Coil : Antiques trolntd. Englloh Coekor Spa· only, 1715 dep .. 1128 mo. $1415.00 month, 304-878· 304-8711-8104 or 304-8711· 63 nlolo. 3B8-9790. Coil 4411-3870 or 448· 2219, County wotor. 6388. 1340 . . 2 acre mobile home lot on Dregonwynd CoHIIY Kon• F.. niohld 4 roomo & both. For uta~ 1 four tin 1ntique Farm hou• CheahiN arM. Greer Rood. _..,. & ooptlc 738 reor 3rd. Aft .. ldulto pie Hfo, oxc. cond .. noo. nol. CFA Himoloyon. Porolon and Slomeoo klttono. AKC U711 mo. pluo budget gu. oyotom, 150.00 month . only. 1715 dop .. 11215 mo. Coli 614-448-3227. Chow pupploo. Con 4411ref. a dop. roq. Coli 614- 304·838·5937 otter 7 :00 Coil 448- 38 70 or 448· PM . 3844 oftor 7PM . 448-3780. 1340. 64 MIIC. Merchandiae 3 ldoroble AKC Reg. Pokln· 2 bdr .. unfrunlohod houoo 14x85 2 bedroom mobilo Farm · houM Olalltlre irN. uooo pupploo. 2 molo. 1 with gorogo~ Rtf. & Oop. home in Htndtreon, unfur~ U711 mo. pluo budget goo. lomolo . Coli 814 -288roqulrod. Coli 614-448· niahed with wather and ref. a dip , roq. C.ll 814· Firewood-cutup olobo, -, 9391 . dryer, ·depooit ond roflrenco 9688. . . 448-3710. truck toed t100, 2·1180. 1-~------­ required. 304-675-1730, Pickup lotd, you houl 115. Aat Terrier puppi11 . Houoofor rent: botwoon Oek 2 bdr.. ..,lrunloliod houoo HEAP ocaopttd. Coil 114· Wormod ond 111. ohoto. 3 2 bedroom mobile home. Hill • Thumon. Ohio. At. 1200.00 month with utili· With gorego. Ref. & Oop. 245-11804. femoloo, 2 moloo. Reedy to X79 . Ctll814-248-9315. roqulrod. Coil 114- 448· : ' tiM pold. 304-576·2478. go. •eo. 814-889-4138 . 9888. Hou11 cool. Lump a otoker. II roomo. both , locotod Zinn Cool Co. Coli 814-448- AKC roglotorod Germon comer 4th Spruco .• 75 Houoofor rent: bot- Ook 1408. Apartment Shepherd pupploo, oholl dop .. 1178 mo. Coli 448- 4.4 Hill a lhumon, Ohio. lit. ond wormed. raldyNov. 28 , 3870 or 448·1340. for Rent 279 . C.ll 614-248-9318. Mid Novombor Spoclol. 800 1985. 304-488·1528 otter lb. protein block&, ·U7.80. 4 :00 . 2 bd.room. 1 'AI both homo 8 roomo, both. located on P•unt ridge in 'Pome~ '::::::==;::::~===== comer 4th· a lpruoo. t75 8Guoreyglovoo99oontopolr. JACKSON ESTATES ln . otovo pipa t1.75 1 I· rvy. per month pluo APARTMENTS IEquol dep., 1178 mo. Coli 4411- "!"lion. Found only 11 Bid- 57 Mu1ical utHitloo. R o - o dop· 3870 or 4411·1340. woll Cooh Fold Store, 614· Instruments otit required. No polo. 814· · Houoing . Opportunltyl monthly rentotorto ot t1 89 388-8888. 949-2846. for 1 bodroom end t204 for 2 bd.room furnlohtd Apt. 2 bedroom, dopotit 1200. Rtol nlco. Adulll only. No Lorge bond HW, lergo mukl 3 bldroom with goo, hot locorted noor Spring Volley ·polo. Rt. 124. Mlnorovllle, drill p,.111r. 7 ft . motol At Brunlcordl'o..... No ropoowater tank, cook ttove.lfld Plezo ond Foodlond, pool Oh. 814-992-3324. lotho. 73 Trono Stir lntorno- • - piono glmmlcko . Juot hooter. 1 V. mlloa oH Rt. 7 on llonol full ocrew. 40 ft . flot9 h0nelt piano VIIUII. We lrt Rt. 143. No poto. U80. per ond C.blo lV ovolloble, novor under toldl 81unlcordl office hour~ •• possible 10 Tho Mopleo. Eldtrty a Hon- ft. oprMd, 38 ft. ftot 3 oxloo month pluo . dlpoolt. c;;t!ll om to 4pmond7pmto9 pm ' Muaic Inc. Comer 3rd. • on olr, · 380 Honde bike. 814-941-2057. . dlcappld Housing. All utMI· Mondoy·frldoy, Coli 814· tloa pold. Conveniently lo- Porto GMC drumo. hubo & Court St .. GolllpoUo, Ohio. 448 - 27411 or hove cotld for Ienior Cllileno. mloc, Coil 614-379-2328 . For rent or rent with option menage; ,WU.IIttor Studio plono. exc. to buy. Molgo Co. Chootor OH otr- periling. Socurfty con d. Coil 814-388-9790. Collohon'o UHd Tiro Shop. TWP. 4 yr. old 3 bd .room & Fire protoctton. Live In Nicely furnlohod mobile · Ovor 1.000 tlree. olzu 12. houto with 2 car gorogo. Rolkllnt Monogor. Rontol flemington upright , plono, BooutHul lurol ooHing on homo. oH. opt .. control olr 111iotonco ovollolo. Coli 13, 14. 18. 18, 16 .5. 8 mlleo t180. Coli 614-448·2028 end hoot in city, odulll only. 814-882 - 7022. Equol out At. 21B . Coli 814-258 · 250 acroo of lend. t300. or 814-246-9180. 6261 . mo. 814·592-4471 doyo or Coii814-448-033a. Housing Opportunity. 814-592-4524 ..... Rodocorotld opt .. 2 bdr., APARTMENTS . mobile 25. cu.ft . choot froozor, 1 1160 to 1250. Coli 304· horML houMa. Pt. PIMunt baby bod, drop leaf moho· 69 For Sale or Trade 871 -5104 or 304-875· ond Golllpollo. 814-446· gony tolilo extend• to I ft .• 5388 or 304-175-7888. Moyteg wrlngor woohlr & 1221. tub, bedroom M.litl comLl.., 2 bd;. opt .. 2 both, 2 br oportmonto ln Hender· ploto, 30'' rol!owov bod. C.ll FOR SALE:Uquor ponnlt In fully carpeted, refrtg. a oon. 301-871-1872. 814-448-0838 or 814-448 - Middleport. 02·02X. Arry 3 bedroom hou•Jncountry, reooonoblo oHor will Ill otovo, 11 Court St., t325 1214. no poll. month, conoldored. Coil D. Hunter mo., rei. • dop . Coli 814· Nice 1 ond 2 br opirtmonu refrencea tnd deposit, 304at 814-488-1700 or 819448-4828 . downtown . 304·175·221 8 For Bole: opl~ firewood, t40 89%>2720. 675-7937. . por plokup lotd dollv- . 2 Upotolro unfurnlohtd opt., • 8-8 of Bllvor Bridge on mi. N 3 roomo ond both. 3220'Ao corpeted, oil utllltloo poid, no Volkowogori, · good Prtvoto gorogo opt, Mt. Upper Rt. 7 . Coll814-441 - body, full lnjtctlon, need& Frenklin Ave. Pt. Pleeunt, children, no poll. Coli 814· Vernon A,., odulto, no poto, 984& oflor 8pm. minor repolro, 19n Yo.,•· 446-1837. 304-175-1056. wogon for porto. Both t500. Uled hoop~ol bod, 130, 3 largo roomo ond both, nice Furniohed opt . 2 bdr., 131 V. Movorlck good motor Prtvoto furnished opt, 3 - d cond. Call lftor 5. endtrono. 6 cyl. 280, t155. tocation, adults, no peta, 4th. Gomrollo. 1195 woter 814-388-8B3B . rooma end bath, Mt. Vernon reference. 304-875 -3052. 304-571-2,87. pold . Col 448-4418 otter Avo. AduiU Only. No Poll. 7PM. Wood .• coal King 1tove, 304-675-2851 . UOO. Coil aftor . 6. 81442 Mobile Home• Now oftlclency opt. Coil 448-1783. f ,11111 :)upplil'' · for Rent 614-448-0390. 46 Furnilhed Aoomo 1-.. li'JI' c liii.K 1 IIIIH hitch, Iorge dog Furnlohed efficiency opt .. houH, hondmtdo dollo. Coli Furnlahld, AC.coblo. no city prlvott & quiet, olngle work· For rent 8111plng Roomo 814-387-0168. ond light hou11 kooplng texet,biiU~Iriverv~ln lng poreon only. Cell 814Konougo. Footoro Mobile 448-4807 or 814-448· roomo. Pork Control Hotel. 1185 Hondo 250 CC Big 61 Farm Equipment Coli 814-446-0756. Homo Pork. C.ll 814-448- 2802. Rod, 3 whlolor, uled very 1802. little , 11 ,476. Coli 814CROSS& SONS Brookelde Aperumen11 . 388-8801 . U.S. 38 Woot, Jockton. 46 .Space for Rent 2 bdr. 1 milo from HoopiUI, Coli 614-446·3003 or 814Ohio. 1114-288-8451. weehtr·dryer, w1ter 9 trath 448-1588 or 814-448Nikko 7075 racolvor AMMeuev Fergueon, New _ 3474. One bedroom oport· pold. UOO ...,tond depooll. FM. 48 wono. 2- Frozlor Hollond, Buoh Hog Solei a menta wkh 11.., country Mobile homo lot. 12'xl0' or Spko, 26 wotto, Super Coli 814-446-1354. SeiVItt. Over 40 used kitchen, new IPplilncel. omollor, 178 woter pold. 4th Mon1t C.rto. 2- AKAI SW· troctoro to choooo from & 2 bdr. whh 12x15 odd -on utlity room. Wotor oowogo & Noll. Golllpollo. Coli 448· 13111 opko, 3 Wly, 40 WIHO. comploto llno ol now & room. utility ohed a gordon end tr11h •rvice. provkled. 4418 oftor 8PM . Thomo TO 146 tumtoiJie. uotd equipment. Lorgoot op.... rural oroo. 2 milo Quiet ..... Channel Muter 8 1rack 111tc:tlon In S.E. Ohio. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo ploy-record. Coil 814-448- Spoclol10% discount on oil from Contenory. Coli 814· 8 rooms & both. Located Park. Route 33. North of 4517 . 448·0282. porto for cooh ooloo only, Crown City. Newly dtco· Pomeroy. Llrgo toto. Coli un111 Nov . 15. 814-992-7479. riled. oloctrlc stove& refrlg. Ful1,1iohod 2 bdr. 1r~ller on 9 Inch owing, Southbend Old 180 neor Porter, provoto No polo. Coli 814-258bonch lethe. 11 e volt or 3 4114 troctor. 1800. Coli lot. morrlod couple no kid or 1222. phloo ITI91or with tooling 614-388-8248. poll. UOO mo. t100 dep. t800 . Coii114·245-H71. _,., pold . Coli 81 4-388- &moll off. opt.. 1 tdult. Coli Good IH lingle row corn· 614· 446-3358 . 8080. Werm morning wood burner picker. Coll814-379-2424. otove, uc. cond. Coli 114· 2 bodroom turn., air, ut;(llloo Newly lumiohed opt. for 218-8413. l'lil!fl:li dIIIIi S l~ BenoLivtotock TroHoro. Hur· pold, odulla only. Coli 814· olnglo penon . flroploco. rtcono. WV. 304-787-8644 cloon • noot. 1228. goo448' 41 10. 12 guogo Browning outo, or 757-8389. oloctrtc. Colll14-448·1811 Bolglun, 2 btrrtlo. Coil 8142 bdr. 2 mlleo from Holzer or 814-448·1243 . . 51 Household Gooda 379-2848. Now H"'lond 354 grinder Hoopllli ot Evorgroon . I - - - - - - - - - mixer. Utld very lttle. Exc Chlldron occoptod . Coli 2 bdr. opt .. portlyfurnlohed, 50 per c.nt oHI Fioohlng cond, 304- 273-4215 . &14-445 -3897ore14-246- pork front, downtown, woSWAIN irrow oigno 1259111 Ughtld. 1223. tor pold, 1178 mo.nth. Coil AUCTION & FURNITURE non· orrow t247. Unlighted Now Hollond 487 hoy bind, 814-448·3918 or814·448620UvoSt .. Gollipollo. New 1199. (Froo letteroll SM oxc oond, 12,400.00. 304· Spolloll 2 bdr.. 12x80. 0021 . locolly. Umlttd quontity. 273·.42111 . • utld wood-cool otovoo, 8 Hwryl 118001423-10e3 . kitchen 1ppllencea, fur· nlthed. lergo prtvoto lot, 1 'AI Aportmont lor . rent, fur· pc wood LR oullo 1388, mi . from town, t200 mo. nlohed, 1175 mo., pluo bunk bodo t1 99, ontron Mlxtd hardwood olebo, , 1 2 . rocllnero 199, now • uHd 63 Liveatock ptu1 HC . with reference•. utllitloo. Coll814-441-9244 bedroom oultoo, rongoa, per bundle. contolnlng opCtll814-448-2236 or 814· 9AM·8PM . wrlngor woohoro. 11 lhooo. prox. 1 V. ton. fob. Ohio 448·2581 . Now llvlngroom oultto Pollet Co .. Pomeroy, Ohio. 2 bedroom epertmente . 5 Polled Chorololo bullo 99_2_·_M_ 81_._ _ purebred , 700- BOO lbo. 12x80 2 bed;oom unfur· Now Hoven. WYo. Newly t199-U89. lompo, oloo I -Ph_o_n•_8_14_·_ nlthed mobile home. 1 milo remodeled. In town. 814· buying cool • wood llovu. 1976 GMC '4 ton trud<. Woodword'o Ohlllco Formo. Co11814-448-3158. 1986 Ford Bronco. Old roll Coil 614-379-2587. from fit. 7onGoorgeaCrook 882-7,81 . fld. Coli 814·448-4388 or door kitchen coblnot. 7 H.P . Furnlohod Aportment for GOOD USED APPLIANCES Glboon gorden troctor whh Purebred , polled, Blmmon· 304-875-9780. ronl, .no child...,. Avllloblo Wo-o. dryoro. refrlgoro· plow. Coli 814-988 -4353. Ill bull coif. 8 monlho old. Coli 114-387-7418. 3 bdr., 1 bl)h, mobile homo oflor Oct .3 . Coli 614-882- taro. rongoo. Sklggo Ap· ovolloblo Doc. 1, turn. or 2749. pllonooo, Upper Rlvor Rd. Lowery orgon lor ulo w~h unfurn. t300 mo. including booldo Stone Creot Motel. Gonlt chordo. 18&0. 814- For Solo:Horelord bun. Coli Wltlf, teWIQI & tra1h 2 bd.room furnlohtd Apt. 814-448-7398. 192-2122 . 814·941-2388. 'pickup. pluo dopoolt. Coil 814-992-5434 or 304-882· 25116. e14-448-4208. Volley Furniture, now & TONY'S GUN REPAIRS , utld. Ll.., ooctlon ol quol- hot dip rtbluolng, oil typoo o1 64 Hay 8o Grein 2 bdr. t1&0 mo. Coil 614- Stone WOod• Apertmente. ity furnltvnr . 1218 Eootom · gunsmith worll, bot 11rvlce. Bonlor Cltlzono ond mobility Avo .. Golllpollo. 304-875 -4831 . 378-24311 .. lmpolred unlto. 1 100ltowell Hay for ulo. Coil 814-3792 bedroom mobile home. St., Mlddl<lpor1, Ohio. Equol E·Z Credit Mollohon Furnl· Serlo u1 about loelng 2424 . . Roclne oreo. Coli 814-882· Houolng Opportunity , ture. Rt. 7 North ol Golllpo- weight? Contoct Glorlo Formoro Home A:dmlnlotro- llo. Coli 114-446-7444. 5858 . Grote. Rt. 2. 8011 282, Mlxtd gro11 hoy for ulo. tlon . Monegod by Arthur Lltlrl. wv. 25283. 304- Coil 614-949·2237. . 3 bldroom, expendo. wood· Howord Winer ond Aoooc. !;ountry otylo ook furniture, 812-3112 . burntr, garage, fenced yard, ~.O . Box 1007. Morlotto, hind crofted end flnlohod, Flrot quality mhild hoy. gorden. frull ""'· Dopotit Ohio 48780. 1-614-373- ontlquo roproductlono. Pout Lump hou• oool, do IIIII!' ony Lorge btleo. Call 814-949· ond reftroncoo. Coli 81 4· 8111 . Conkel , Rt. 7, Tuppon omount, 304-678· 7397 or 3058 oft. 4 p.m. 878-1247. 949-3031 . Plelno. 3 bd.room Apt. for rent In Good hoy, 11.00 ond t1 .50 2 bd.room mobile homo ntor Syrocuoo. 614-992 -7688 ! pc, dlnotto Nl, t78.00, 30 ,QI outomotic rlfll with por bole, Rodmond llldgo, oft. 5 p.m. Racine. 814-848-2148. 304-8711· 2117. ICopl, 304-875-3978. 304-1711-8604. I========= a a ueo. ueo.oo '9n w.v•. n • Pomeroy-Middleport. g:Ohio DICK TRACY a a · Friday, Novemb&r 16, 1986 ) '§ Friday, November. 16, 1985 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Page-1 0-The Dail Sentinel 71 71 Auto• for Sale 1972 Opel GT. Collectoro Auto• for Sale ,TOP . CASH pold for '10 model•nd newer used Clrt. Smith Bulck·Pontloc. 1911 Eootem Avo .. Golllpollo. Coli 814· 448·2282. 1 883 Pontile Porlolonno mint cond, low mlloogo. lolded. Coll814-387-7225 otter &PM. 1983 Dodao Colt 4 dr.. 34,000 mlfoo, 4x2 trono. Coli 814-448-7414. 1979 Muotong, 11 .850. Coil '1114·388· 9868. 1980,Piymouth TC3 47,000 mlleo. 4opd. 1882 Dodge Omnl 2 dr .• 118,000 mlloo. '1981 Plymouth Tourlomo, 2 .2, 5 opd., 4.000 mllu. Coil 614- 379-2721. 1978 .vw Bootlo now ~roo. body flOod ohlpe. Colll14· 446-7879 lftor I PM. 1978 Oodgo A - . PS, PB. AC, now rtdlolo; AM·FM, ltoroo. low mlloogo. Body a engine perfect. Locitty owned, Muot 1111. Coil 114446-0848 . 19n Ford Gronldo. 302 engine. V-·8. outomotlc. Coli 814-,.8·8828 oflor Spm. '1982 Silver Comoro. om-lm S-trock, tuto. trono.. AC. now tiroo. t5800. Coil 814· 448-3769 oftor 4pm. 1989 Corvotte. 380 4 opd .. air, t~top, PS, PI, PW, AM-FM redlo, redlol ~reo. oxc. cond.. t7.1100 . Coli 814-379-2433. Chryllor 1894 fifth Avonuo. p.::"-t, all optk:ma, bilge, low ~too, 11 1 ,500. Luxury Coil 814·288-1379 oflor &PM. 1878 lulc~ llogel Umlltd, po- _,,, wlndowo, ..o· 10of, tilt, ilr cond., AM-FM ..llttto, 12.900. Coil 81 4· 448-0504. . 1978 Camero Z-28. now tlroo, n - point, AT.PS,AC, oxcollont condklon. t4,800. Coli 61 4-448-B201 or 81 4· 448·81 t 3. 1978 Monte C.rlo oxc. oond . Roily whotlo. ·Coil 614-446-70411. 1983 Z-28 Comoro t-top. 10,000 mlloo. lkt new. Coil 114· 4411·8288 oflor 5:30 col 814-446-8127 . 19811 Bulc~ LIBob"' 2 dr.• lil<e now. 5,900 mlloo. Coil 114-441-8288 lfttr 5:30 coli 814·448-8127 . 1878 Novo, t700. 2-15" rolloy whOolo. C.ll8 1 4-448· B031 . 1970 Buick Electro ciNn. good work cor . Coli 814288· 8883. . 1980 Chlllotto, 4 dr .. AM· . FM caoutto, AC, Y· B. 12.000 nogotloblo . Coli 814-448-9049 oftor &PM . 1974 Chivy lmpolo. ~ dr .• 380 engine. 47,000 ' oct. mlloo, P8, PB. AC. good core 11 , 500. Coli 814·248· 511111 . dow•. inaul~t g. roofing, '1•~ ond 1!1 · oll~l!, conIn thlo areo. Runo good . . Body·EC. Now point, tlroo. . croll. Cil~~o~ ~JV ,,.: brokoo. t1000. firm. Non iond L. lnotollollori. RciOI~· . · Ntgotloble. &14-992-2786 . lng. vinyl siding, otorm dooro • and windowe. Free eati· 1973 Ctdlllac Coup do Vlllo. motoo. Call 814-992-2772. Ctll114-982·3337. COLEMAN WATER WELL 1982 Toyoto ollllon wogon, . DRILLING , P8 . PB, outo, oxc cond, Pump ules, Mrvlce. Regie$3,400.00 . 304- 896· torld in Ohio. All work 3422. guorontood . Call 304-2732811 . Ravenswood, W.Va. J98l ChlvrolotCoprlcCiaa· o~c. low mlllllgo, AT. AC. RON'S Telovlolon Service. AM-FM .topo. Cruile. 304· Houtecallson RCA , Quazar, 1178•8811 or ·ll711-8440. GE. Spoclollng In Zonllh. ' Coll304-678: 2~98. or 614'73 Volklwegon w~h nowly 448-2454. • ' · •I rebulh motor, t25.00. 304· 458 ·1930. Fetty Tree Trimming, ltump removal. Coil 304-875 '73 Dido. 4 door. 304-875· 1331 . ,1264. RINGLES'S SERVICE, ox· 1979 Mollbu Wogan, auto perlenced carpenter. electri· trono, PS. Pl. AC, exc con d. ci1n. mason, painter. roof· U.300. 1875ToyotoCellco lng !Including hot tar GT, four opotd, runo good. opplicationl 304-876· 2088 lookl lhlrp •• 1.000. 1971 or 875-7388 . Chevy truck Chlyonno pkg, 12:000 mlloo. PS. AC. tlh Starks Tree end Lawn Serwhitt. no ruot, no body vice, londocoping. 304-576ftllor. ..por ohorp truck 2010. 13,900. 304-87.5-3841. Rotary or cobletool drilling. 1988 C.moro. exc. cond. Molt wella completed aame 304-871-4824. day. Pump aelea,nd eervtce. 304-895-3802 1978 PlymouthVoyogorvan U ,900.00. : 1978 Pontile Got your carpotln ohlp ohape Tron, Am 12.200.00. 8oth with Captoln Stoomor, furnl· • good cond. 304·871-2372 . ture cktanlng-water damage .,' worll. 304-875-2296 . 72 Trucka fcir Sale inaulated replacement win· 1985 Chov. C-10 pickup (4WOI With chorcool ln1 .. Silvorldo, AC. PS, PB. outo. olldlng reor window. cniloo, AM-FM topo, olactrlc wlndoww ond ""or Iacko. bod llnor, V-8, oux. goo tonk, now t18.000 ooklng •1 1 ,800. Coil 814 · 446· 9384. Carpentry, Remodeling . · ~ Room Addition, All building. - repalra. Cement 1nd Block work. Froo Eltimoto. 304· 878·4322 . 1975 Chevy Sllverodo I ton, duoily with King cob. U .8oo . cau 814-44&2107 or 814-2411·8500. 1985 Ford PU 14 ton F-260 . Coil 814-448-8286 oflor 5 :30 corN 614·448·8127. 1874 PU, now Uno, good ttre1, new braktl, good 1ronoportollon. t1 ,000. Coil 814 ·245-88118. 1810 Oot.. n~ auto. rtdlo. topper, .,nroof, 12,599. John'o Auto Solei. Bulovlllo R~ .. Golllpollo, Olllo. 1967 Chevy truck . Good for houllng . Coil 814- 9923238. 1988 Chivy P.U. truck. Po, pb. V-8, lutO. 18B00. 814849 ·2880. 1879 Ford 302 outomotlc, new paint. new c1mper top, 304·875·4210 otter 1:00 PM . '73 F800 Ford truck, Edloon Moyn, 304-87&· 1B58. 73 Vena a. 4 W.O. 19n'Ford LTD , good worll. bodygoodohlpe, goodtlrao. Coll814-448-4517 . 1988 Chovtllo Super Sport, good cond . Coli 614-6894823 . . 78 Chevy oonvorolon von, 711 Ford PU. Coll814·448· 2888 . 1180 Vo.. owegon 011111 Robblt , good ohopo, t1 ~ 500. Coli 814-2111383. 1178 Robblt . 1178 Ford LTD . Call oftor &PM, 814· 381-a23 • ony dmo 814· 388-8426. 1881 red VW dloool RobbiH oxc. cond.. lotded wkh oxtru. Priced to toll. Coli 814-448-0747 onytlmo . 1171 Comoro 2 dr. Coli 814·286·8U2 . 1173 Buick Appolo, 350 . ..tomotlc, po, pb, now llroo, good oond. 18110. 304-8783312.4 78 Ford Bronco 4x4 V-8. 311 engine, txl'll Ill 4 whitt opoko rlmo. AM·FM 8 IriCk, PI, PB. 13,000. Coli homo 814-387-0201 bullnell 81 4·448·11743. 1876 Chivy von outotrono. 3110. for oolo or trede. Coli 814-446-4343 oflor 8PM . 74 Motorcycle• 18 II. Bou boot,' IO HP. Evlnrudo. Tenno- treller with loto of Olllroo. t1.980 . C.ll 114·381-9711 . . 76 Boetaand Motors for S1le John boot fat: oolo. Coil 814-288•8417. LISTJ:N UP, MeN! TH ' SARGE AN' 1 FIGURE GUZ AN ' I!IIG IINKY I-lEADED OUT T'MUD LA.KE! GASOLINE ALLEY J.le picked four First race is horses at Monday at noon~ • thinh Mrs. Cream is completely ...._-:;::::::~..\ addled r ...... " 82 "' Plumbing 8o Heati.ng ' ·~ CARTER 'S PLUMBING · AND HEAliNG Cor. Founh lind Pine Golllpollo, Ohio Phone 814-446-3888 or 614-446-4477' ..' Et'ening Television L i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. At. 1; Box 355, Gli~i-. polio. Coll814-387-0676. 83 EVENING Round competition from MauL Hawaii. (2 hrs.) (I) Entertainment Tonight Jack Lemmon talks about his latest film , .. Macaroni" . Good-1 Excovatlng. btoe· mo"'o. footoro, drivowaya. Hptlc tankl, landacaping. ~oil' el\yllf9•>6114- 41-8 ·. •837. J•mo• L. l:tovtoc>n ••Jr. · mate. 7 :00 · 0 (]) PM Magazine . (I) Courtohlp of Eddio' • Father (]) Golf: 1 985 Kapolua Inti . Chomplonohip Third Excavating owner. · (CCI Arnold takes saxophone · lessons from a fa mous jazz musician in order to impress a pretty class- FRIDAY 11/15/85 CD 0 Cil Whool of Fortune · Dozer Worll lond clearing, londtcoplng, etc. Froo 1111· molll. Coli 814-448-1038 or &14-9ll2 ·71 18 onytlme. J .A.R. Conotructlon Co.• Rutland, Oh . 114-7422903. a-menlo, Footoro. Concr1t1 work, BICithoe' 1, Ooz'l' • Oltcher, Dump truclio. & wottr-goo-ooweroloctrlcoHinoo. (I) SCTV Networll OJ EyeWitneae News IJ.l) MacNoii-Lahrer Newahour ID @ Ol-ea Court IDJeHoroono 7 :05 (I) Mary Tyler Moore 7 :30 II CD New Newlywed Game CD Please Don't Eat Dais· iea (I) Now Price Is Right CD D CIJ Jocperdy (I) Nightly Buolno01 fie · port 86 General Hauling J1m11 Boye Water Service. Alto poolo flllld. Coil 814218·1141 or 614-446· 1171 or 814·448-7911 . ® Wheel of Fortune ID (fi) Price lo Right • WKRP In Clnclnnotl 7 :36 Sonford end Son 8 :00 D ciJ CD Knight Rider M1· chael and KITT help ou1 a rn nightclub owner and a suc cessful performer who are trying to rebuild their trou· bled neighborhood . (60 min .) Kon'o Wotor Borvlco. Wello. cisterna. pool• filled . Phone 814-387-0823 or81 4-3&77741 night or day . ciJ Laosie (I) 1D ® Weboter iCC) Ill (I) ® Twilight Zone (() MacNeil-lehrer Waugh ' a W1ter Service. Wollo. clotemo, poolo. Fut. rolloblo oorvlco. Coil 814258·1240 or 614-25 8 1130, Rooaonoblo roteo . Newshour LlrMJtone. 11nd, gravel, hOUII COli. 1 ton Ia up. 814-387- neo. Coal delivered. t42.00 par ton, 304 - 521 ·2~12 . 87 joined by top Wa_shington journalists anatyz tng the week ·s news. g)MDVIE : 'Sword and the Sorcerer' IHeO) MOVIE : 'Cool Ml· nor's Daughter' !CCI [MAKI Rock end Roll: The Early Days 8 :05 CD NBA Baokotb.ll: Chi · cago at Milwaukee 8 :30 Cil The"Lono Ranger (!) g (H) Mr. Belvodore ICC) W esley makes a costly mistake for Mr. Belvedere when he holds a garage sele . to raise funds for the financia lly strapped Owens family . · , (j]) Wall S'"reet Week Lou1s Rukeysor analyzes the ·ao ·s wi1h 8 weekly review of economic and . investment Upholatery tRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Soc . Avo .. Golllpollo. 114·448-7833 or&14-4481833. R & M Furniture Monufocturlng. St. At. 7. Crown City, Oh . Call ' 614-2681470, call Evt. 814·448· 3438. Old & now Uphootlt'od . . · Review !CCI Paul Duke is Haul limattone, tlnd. gravel,dlrt, bulk or bag fertilizer ond lime. Excolalor Salt Worko Inc . 138 E. Moln St., Pomeroy . 814-982-3891 . · (ll) Wethington Week m 9 :00 matters. D (]) (!) Mloflto of Sci· ence The misfits come to tJ::Ie rescue when a highly de· ve loped dolphln--i~ stolen by drug smugglers 1n order to locate 8 sunk en cache of co · caine. (60 min.) (I) 700 Club · (!) NFL Game of tho Week (I) ID (j}J DIH' rent Strokot u If ~:~ou think theres room forihreeof there! dow, vinyl and otool oidlng. 405 Moln St. d-ntown Pt. Ploount. 304-675-8252. ... 1i74 Sulluo~Nip, high ml· loogo. ovory. ' l>lrl'to~. good cond, runo 'e•c. Coli 11 4· 288-1528. ALLEYOOP Rooldonllol Wlndowo a Awning, 20 Pet. oH on !the Ford F-100 otondord trana, lir, new Plint, good ~roo, t1,800. Coil 814448 · 2300. 1978 Ford Buotlabock cormpor von, 411.000 mlleo, good goo mlltoge, guoron· tood 30 doyo. t4000. Coil 814-387-0481 . 1878 Chivy Novo AT, runo ••c . t878. Coli 814-446· 7441. otter a ..11 81 4·4487942 . D.and M. Contractore. Vinyl aiding, replacement win- hem. Onty •veral tO be seen '94 Chivy, po, pb, long 19n Toyoto Carollo G'IOd whltl btoo, V-8 onglno,low oond .. AT, AC, AM-FM mlloogo. t7,000. 304-571· rtdlo. t1.300. C.ll 814· l:=2:81:8: or::::l:7::8·::20=08: :·== 388-8648. (. 1 875 PontliH:, 1971 Novo. t3110 Mch . Coli 814-388· 8889 . Baaement Waterproofing. with a Bullette. 12:00 Cll Bell of Grouc:ho (]) AWA Wreolflng (I) Entortolnment Tonight J ack Lemmon talks abdbt his latest film , " Macsroni" . Ill CIJ \ @ Dallaa (CCI The Ewing-hosted charity rodeo brings forth several dramatic events among the Ewi!!9 clan. (60 min.) CIJ Statewide (fi) Great Performances: Mntor Harold... and the Boys (CC) This drama deals with the human totl of apanheid . 190 min. I IMAKI MOVIE: ' Body Dou ble ' iCC) 9 :30 (!) NFL' s Greatest Mo· monto: 1 984 NFL MVP (!) G (H) Benton !CCI (I) Wall Stroot Week Louis Rukeyser analyzes the 'SO's w ith a weekly review of economic and investment m atter s . 10:000 ® CD Miami Vlcoln an effort to bust a major drug dealer, Crockett and Tubbs use a female addict with hateful childhood memories of the d ealer. f60 min .I (]) Speedweok rut Our Family Honor iCC) 0 (I)® Foloon Crest !CCI Lance makes a deal with Ri chard Channing In order to showcase Apollonia ' s sing: (I) g ing talents. ~60 min .) (I) Woohlngton Week in Review !CCI Paul Duke is joined by top Washington journalists analyzing the week ' s news . IDOdd Couple 10:15[HBOI MOVIE : 'Not for Publication' 10:20 (I) Sonford and Son 10:30 (I) Jock Benny Show (!) 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F1ood warnings were issued for the Scioto River south of Columbus, 'the Ohio Brush Creek In Adams County and the Little Miami River south of Kings Mil1s. Southern Ohio received between an Inch and an !ncb and a.half of rain Friday, and more rain was In the forecast for Satun!ay and some of h could be beavy. A nash Dood watch was tssued for east central and south central Ohio. Counties affected by tluit declaration include Belmont, Coshocton, Guernsey, Harrison, Holmes, Morgan, Monroe, Musklngum, Noble, Tuscarawas, Washington. Athens, Gal11a, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Pike, Scioto and Vinton. The front that bas plagued Ohio for the past couple of weeks moved through the area Friday and was tn move nvrtb again Saturday. Heavy rains developed over southwest Ohio Friday evening and spread Into soutlle.Stern counties tater In the night. Almost an Inch and a half of rain at the Greater Cincinnati International Airport (1.42) while In lhe downtown area almost an Inch tell (.00) . Zanesvme reported just short of an Inch rt rain up to·1 a.m. and moderate rains were stW reported there at 4 a.m. Ughter rains were reported at other regular reporting statJons, but radar lndicaled patches of heavier rain even In central and northern Ohio. Some flooded roads were reported south of the Columbus area in Pickaway County early Satun!ay, but only Ohio 725 was closed. As the wann front moved north Into central Ohio Satunlay, tile significant rains. moved north wilb it. feriods of dcy weather are expected south or the front along with warmer temperatures. H!gp tempera· tures were expected to reach well Into the 00s In southern Ohio Satunlay. A cold front was expected Woman dies in early morning fire RIO GRANDE - A 25-year·old Rio Grande College student died early Satunlay morning durtng a II!J! that gutted an upstairs apartment here. Dead Is Barbara J . Fetty, whose hometown is Langsville. She was a student majoring in special education. . She died In an upstairs apartment located In a home owned by Edna Wickline. Two etflciEIICY apartments are iocaled on tile second noor or the WesiCollegeAvemieoome,acrording to Rio GraiKie Fire Chief Robert Brandeberry. The apartments wete rented to Janel Walters and Angela Anderson, acron!lngtotheRloGrandefire department report. No one else was upstairs at the tfmeoflbe blaze, firefighters report. Brandebeny said the apparent cause of death was smoke lnbala · tlon. Fetty was pronounced dead at tile scene by Gatua County Coroner Donald R. Warehime. '!be fire cblef said that- while the Incident remains under lnvesttga· lion- the fire seems to have started at therearoftheapartment;where a bathroom and kitchen are located. A village llrefighter said battling tile blaze was complicated by tile presence of toxic fumes which apparently emanated from varnish on the ceiling and wood paneling In the recently remodeled (Continued on page AJ) sweep ou1 the mllder air for a while later this ·afternoon or evening. For the first time this month, a signiticant high pressure area Is forecast tn follow the cold front into the Ohio Valley. If 1his works ou1 on schedule, some clearing should take place Sunday ·and at least northern Ohio should see the long lost astronomical feature known as the sun. After a brisk night w11h temperatures In the Jls to lower 40s, hlglis Sunday should bounce back Into the mid 50s to lower 60s. Monday may be mllder yet with temperatures In the 60s IJ!roughou1 Ohio and perhaps even Into Ihe 70s In some southern counties. With no sales tax, Meigs is among a minority in Ohio By NANCY YOACHAM FATAL FIRE -A 25-year-oltl Rio Gt'1111cle Coile«e student died early Salurday ~mmlng during a lire that gutted an uplltalrs apartmeat In lhls building on West College Avmue. Dead Is Barbara J. Fetty, whose hometown Is Lanpvllle. She was a sGiclent majoring In special education. 'l1Jne&.Sentlnel Staff POMEROY - AI the present time, Meigs County Is one of only 13 ot Obio's88rounties which imposes no sales tax. Flfty·three counties in the state impose a 0.5 percent sale$ tax while 22 impose the one percent lfmlt allowed by tllestatte. All of the sales taxes are In addition 1o the stale · sates tax of five percent. Could Meigs Countlans ever be faced with paying a county sales tax? Commissioner Rlchanl Jones says "not In the irrunediatefuture." However he adds that "should the demand ot services and the costs for government continue to grow, then new sources of revenue would have tn be found and a sales tax would have to be considered:" During the recent election, all twelve sales tax issues on ballots throughout Ohio were defeated, most by a 2·1 or 3-1 ma&gln. Dolph Master, executive director of the County Commissioners Asso· elation of Ohio, has said the tax defeats·wm Intensify what he calls " an emergency In co unt y financing." Many county otticlais tbroughou t Ohio blame 1heirftnanciat problems on cuts in federal revenue sharing and increases In stale mandated rosts such as welfare. Meigs County's revenue sharing funds for 191Wlwereexpectedtoto1al $134,756. Federal cutbacks haVe lowered thatfundlngsofarbyabout $15,<XXJ to $al,<XXJ Jones says. . Jonessayslossofrevenueshartng is a factor In couhty flnanctal problems, although Meigs County bas not been greatlY burt by federal cutbacks. "However, " he contends, "if ' federal revenue sharing is cut out completely,lt would beahardshlpto Meigs County." All the situation now stands, the !ederal govenunen1 proposes not only tn reduce the revenue sharing program bu1 to phase It out rompletely afterfiscalyear1986, the last year of the program's CUm'nt authorization. Although revenue sharing was designed to be used for capital Improvements, many counties ln. Ohio have put the funds Into operating expenses and social services. Agood portion of Meigs County's revenue sharing is also used for social programs such as senior citizens, crippled children and, before passage of an opera ling levy, the county's school for the mentally retarded. Jones agrees that rising welfare (Continued on page A3) Commission votes Tuesday on new interim city manager GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis City Commission wW vote Tuesday night on the first reading of a resolution appointing Homer Pellegrtnon Interim city manager. PeUegrinon wut replace Keven Wright, woose resignation bas been tendered and will be effective . ' Dec. 2. Wright, woo bas Indicated he will return to his home state of Colorado, was chosen Interim city manager lire Dishwasher --Page A-3·· ;::;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;::;;:;::;;;:;;;;::;;:;::;;;;:;;;;;;;:;::;:;;:;::;:::;:;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;;;:::mo~•==n=c.::•:w:w:~:·::~: COLOR TV . WITH REMOTE CONTROl VC-363 mostly cloudy on Sunday 10 Sections,dt 72 Pogoo Cents Midd . !ef!ort-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Plea.sant Sunday, November 17, 1985 CopyJightwd 198& & SHARP 25" Deaths ...... ....................... A-7 Editorials ..... .................... A-2 Sports .. ... .... ................... C-1·7 Tak&One -.................... 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"He'sronftdent'but notoveroont· dent Reagan left for Geneva The Soviets, however, stole back Saturday the winner of a pte· dent," said the aide, whO asked not to the show In a last-minu•e gesture summit public relations bout with be Identified. "He'swtulng to listen, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, finn In his positions, but willing IIJ apparently aimed at Improving the emerging as a realist woo wants' 'to listen and negotiate if the opportun· ·summit atmosphere. Soviet Ambassador Anato\y Doadvance tile ball" In East-West tty coine$ up. But be will not be bryntn paid a call on Secretary of easDy swayed." . relations, a top aide says. The ~Ide said thai the summit will Stale George Shultz Friday evening Reagan, prfmed for his trip after a final round of meetings Friday wilh be prtnlarUy to "get-acquainted ... before beading for Moscow .and gave assurances the Kremlin would foreign policy advisers, told Japa· to advljtlce the ball a bit." allow lhe departure rl nine Soviets The aide also declared that the nese joomalists that a "dedicated separated from American familY White House "game plan" for approach to a sate future would be members and one dual national. the most important thing Ican bring gaining .t higher publicity profile during the fanner city manager's transition to his post In Carey. If Pellegrlnon' s appointment is approved, he will be the third city manager In three months. He will serve as city manager untO a new chief executive offlcer·ts appointed by the city commission. Commission President Dcnald E. Ltntala said Satunlay morning the rorrunlsslon was still In the process of interviewing potential candidates for tile position. Wright was employed by the city as rrereatlon director in April 19lll and served on the bargaining team !hat reached a rontract agreement in September with Local 1316 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Em· ptoyees. The contract was the first between the uniOn and city under Ohio's collective barga ining law. Reagan vetoes $13 billion emergency spending bill WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi- not to be nam!'d. said the bill was dent Reagan, exercising his third re)reted not only because it spent veto this year, renewed his strong more than Reagan wanted push for the Senate's balanced, prtmarUy on keeping J'(Jstal sutisi· budget plan, despite womes by his dies tor charitable organizationsaides and members ot Congress bu1 because Ihe president wan led to · renew his push for the balanced· . about defense cuts 11 could force. Reagan vetoed a $l.'l billion budget legislat ion. · spending blll Friday to finance the The agenci{'S covered by the b111 Treasucy Department, Postal Ser, will continue to operate w11h money vice and the president's own office provided in a continuing resolution SALtm.: - Prettldlllt Rea- ' and said It Is "proof positive of the the president signed Thursday. pn often a farewell lllute on need" to pass the controversial The veto marked the 42nd of "Gramm·Rudman" plan. Reagan's presidency and his thii'd leavlnfl' lhe ~ H - SalluA WhiteHouse official, woo asked· this year. day. Soviet media. attacks Reagan's 'Star War~' defense plan • .I cubic foot OHn wltll 500 wan a ol cooking~ pow.: • <16 mlltllll ella! timer ancien~ to read ~ lng IJUI~ • C.n ICiaii'IIOtliiWWhln .,. . on I wtll, on 1 th-'1, In 1 ctJm•r. • lawHepac:a. . 1:1~~ high II 20\lio" WkteX 14'h' dHp. MOSCOW (UP!) - The Soviet Union, keeping up Its anti-"Siar Wars" drumbeat, said Satunlay the only way to reach agreement In Genev~ on reduCing nuclear stockpUes Is to ban deployment rl weapons In spilce. As President Reagan new to Geneva for meetings startillg Tuesday with Soviet leader Mikhail GortMichev, the Soviet media ·attacked ~agan's ''Star Wars" missile defense plan and accused him of hypocrisy In his pre-summit remarks. The dilemma of reducing eXiSting nuclear annaments while creating space weapons Will have to be solved sooner or later, the Communist Party newspaper Pravda sald. "The Soviet proposals providing for a ban m outer space mllitartzatlonis tile way out of the Impasse," It sald. Descr!blrig the Soviet propolials as "bold and oonstruc11ve," Pravda said, "these are exactly the expectations that are set for the Geneva meeting." AnOther n~spaper, Soclallst Industry, said there "is no more urgent and impOrtant task today than to block the channels for the conllilued stockpUing of nuclear weapons while shutting tbe door securely on armaments In · outer space. This Is the pivotal problem." It accused the United States of tgnortng Soviet peace Initiatives. ''The United States responded to the termination by the Soviet Union of any nuclear explosions w11h a nuclear blast in Nevada," the newpaper said. , When the Soviets proposed banning deployment of weapons In space, It added, the United States replied by testlng an anti·salelll!e weapon. The newspaper Rural Life said that in the days befor the swnmit, "Washington has by(X)Crltically replaced the lnstlgatocy, bellicose statements by peaceful rhetoric." .. .. ,,... - ··-:>·. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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