https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/13bc5d1017c69046e1c3c39b68366b20.pdf b1e39ae6c35ac5fb0cc6ab82b9f4b29a PDF Text Text Inside: By tbe Bend ...., .... Pages 5, 8 Clas8llletls .... Pages 12, 13, 14 Comics-TV ......... .... Page IIi Deaths ......... .......... Page 18 DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS FRI., NOV. 29, 9:30 To 8:00; SATURDAY, NOV. 30, 9:30 TO 5:00; SUNDAY, DEC. 1, 12:00 TO 5:00 fll .II1 fll .lt1 fll .II1 .SALE REG. 16.59 VCR TAPE VHS FORMAT, T-120 . .fii.SUPER .II1 SPECIAL $488 JUNIOR JACKETS . SCARFS . -·OUTFITS Junior S·M·Lin short jackets. Excel· Solids and prints cotton, wool or txJ · s~es !ent quality. lyeser. · 111 leg. S52.00 Jackets .......... Salt 141.88 SAVE Reg. S59.00 Reg. s3.0o Scarf""""'' 12.10 Jackets .......... Salt 147.88 Reg. suo Starf .......... 12.89 Reg. 15.00 Scarf .......... 13.50 Reg. S64.00 16.00 Starf .......... suo Jackets .......... Salt 151.88 30°/o JUNIOR One and two piece outfits and corduroy bibs. Sizes NB to 24 mos., 2 to 7. ' to.r ~rls. autilul Jail "' ~" · Many • .11h coordinating tops. ~~es 6!0 24 mos., 2to 4, 4to 6X, 7to sa Outfits ...... 16.39 Sll Outfits .... sa.79 SJ4 Outfits .. 111.19 SJ7 Outfits .. SJ3.59 17 Pants ............ IS.S9 ·112 Pants .......... I9.S9 117 Pants ........ s13.S9 122 Pants ........ SJ7 .59 JOGGING WEAR Assorted colors in hooded ,. .IJ1 fll JJl fll .II1 ~--fll ilt ' fll S•l• Prle .. $7 99 TO $4959 CHILDREN'S ·CASSETTE TAPE SALE Save on your lavorite music. Country, COATS & SNOWSUITS Jackets long coats, denim looks. One .Itt Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. 15.79 Tapes .... sus 17.79 Tapes .... 56.25 59.79 Tapes .... 57.85 111.79 Tapes .. 19.45 fll .lit :,~~'f.'9· 126.00 TO 168.0D fll 45 35 to .lt1 fll..----~~---------·--·--·r---·~------·--·--·~---i-MISSY AND EmA SIZE .lt1 ~- Perleet Set fo; B.. rooMal OPEN STOCK fll .lt1 SLACKS fll .lt1 SALE fll Many colors in twill .lt1 slacks, polyester slacks 22 " rll lA .. ..a. $58 . 1 • 17-funetion Cl'llnMLodl dlghl umott control • On-KreM ehltlrtef d~IY and knit slacks. Missy Sizes: 6 to 20. Extra ~zes : 3 to 38. • SUJ* AccuFit- IW jMC1W. hlbt • Autt- rn.tic Color Control ..W FIHhtOM Cotttctlon • Broedc•lt l ca'* qu1rti tuning. Xl.-100 Color TV WtiiAomolt COntfOI C~rht.•• ~lit 10::"~ lEG. 1195.00 ........ SALE 1141.DO HG. 1229.OD ... _ .. SALE 1111.00 lEG. S239.00 ........ SALE 1179.DO ~ Reg. SJO 2npil:'l!llr..... Sale S7.99 riA Reg. 115 Sllepwear ...Sale 111.99 Reg. 522.95 Corduroys ... 118.49 aery!~ $1 758 S•l• Prlee Hanes Hanes Red label men's and boys' un· derwear - the perfect gift. T·Shirts, Briefs, A-Shirts, Boxers, Famous Hanes quality at sale prices. CHILO -....u. wmcA LETTER~~ SAVE 25°/o fll .lt1 omo ON THE RI!E - At 8 a.m. thlri morning the -. Ohio River was on both the uppe!'Bnd lower parking lolstn Pomeroy. When this picture was taken, two men r.a r.a " "~ "-ff 119.95 BLUE DENIM sizes 8 thru 18. Heavy weight Aslaskan flanne ls and camouflage shirts included . .' Save now. JEANS Pre-washed, 100% cot· ton. Waist sizes 29 1o 42, ll to 34 inch ~ngths. Special Salt Price $1399 \ 19.95 Flamels ....... S7.19 111.95 Flamels ..... 59.49 -.. , ';· 114.99 Flamels ... 111.19 ,__..:/' '16.95 Flamels ... 113.49 SALE! MEN'S UnLE BOYS' KNIT ·SHIRTS SHIRT SALE S, M, L, and XL sizes. You 'll love the selection of styles and colors including dressy knits, sweat shirt looks, jeans shirts and nove~ies. . SJ5.95 518.95 519.95 524.95 Knits ... 112.69 Knits ... $1 4.99 1Cnits .., l15.79 Knits ... 119.79 Sale prices on knit shi{ls, polo shirts, oxford shirts, sweatshirts, tops, flannel shirts. Reg.S7 .................. Sale S5.59 Reg. S9 .......... ~ ...... Sale SJ .19 Reg. S12 .............. Sale $9,59 • Reg. $19 ............ Sale S15.19 <r' s;~P!r~4-~~.i!!~m and 115-15 ~1. ~rge 11 6· 16~1 . eltl! large (17 - 17 ~1 . Also 2X and 3X b1g SIZes and tails. Poly collon blends, Tryella llannels, corduroys and dress flannel5. I Minor flooding was reported In several areas!f West Virginia sarty tOday as two rivers overflowed and some swollen creeks and streams continue to ooze from their banks. In Mayon Ccunty, high water forced the closing of-four county roads. According to the sheriff's d~nt those roads ·are Salt Creek, Wa:teroo, Three-MOe and Upper 16-Mile. '!& f J'12.95 Sport Shirts............... s10.39 115.95 Sport i \ Shirts............... 112.79 i ' 118.95 Sport .. : . ( ' I " SHIUS Aft Rei!IJ iarsizes,blls aodbil sizesto .. a 4XL co ~rlul plaos. camoultage ._ warm ny~n quit 111~~ ,._., all with Regular or westem s~le~. .,.. . 119.95 Quilted riA Flamels ....., .... l15.11 -" · 121.95 Quilted , ., Flamels ........... 117.41 -"·: 124.9 5 Quilted fll: Flamels ........... S19,18 11 .. 126.95 Quilted • : Flamel1 .......... $21.41!ll , BOYS KNIT SHIRY.S Sizes 8 through 18. Dressy looks, jeans shirts, novelties in colors and patterns that are sure to please. ·-Aft: fll . Aft' rt&: ,.: S9.95 Boys Knits ••••..••.•..•••••••••••••••••.••••••• S7.79 s12.9 5 Boys Knits ................................ S1 0. 19 S14.95 Boys Knits ................................ 111.79 S16.95 Boys Knits ................................ S13.49 .Is: KODAK & POLAROID ": CAMERA SALE limited quantity of discontinued models- from our regu· lar stock. · Regular pri111 $24.95 to 199,95 Your Cholet 11 I:2 PRICE · SHARING GOD'S BLI!JISING8 - P•IIII*"Eta Of bta111 .IIIII box111 ol toad to the Dood v1t6na o1 Weet Vlr&t*. Sbown as they wrapped up ~~the food · ": rll: I ~: • ~: r~~ ~4J!~~~t~4J!~~.~~~,.~~~2i~~: on the upper lot were worldnglo change a Oat lire so theycouldmoveouttheonlyvehlclelefloothetwolols. The Ohio Rlverhcontlnued to rtss early today along Its entire length In West Vtrglnla and mlnorftoolllngln low lying areas was expected from the Northern Panhandle downstream - Including Parkersburg, Racine Locks and Dam and Point Pleasant -as the crest moved along durtngthe next two days. A spakesman for the National WeatherSe!vfcesald today tooOhlo River Is expected to crest at 41 feet In Point Pleasant, one foot above flood level, at 6a.m. ~aturday. The Kanawha River Is expected to crest at «l.9feet, atsoat6a.m., aU .S. Army Corps of Engineers spokes· man sald. Another Coi1)S spokesmail said the Ohio Is expected tocrestat4a.m. Saturday at the Racine locks at 43.5 CContlilued on page 16) Meigs commissioners adopt resolution for litter grant FLANNEL , .•..•• ,,,. ' ., '. . ··~ I Shirts ............... s15.19 122.95 Sport Shirts ............... S11.39 •II'S QUil1 UNEI M ii Four Mason roads cut off Reg. S$.59 pkg....... Sale S4.19 pkg. ttl Reg. 16.29 pkg....... Sale S4.J2 pkg. ~ Reg. 57.99 pkg...... Sale 55.99 plcg. ttl I Reg. 510.25 pkg. .... Sale S7.69 pkg. lij •N'S handicapped people - some ci them Boy Scouts 'who walked the parade's two-mile route despite an earlier move to keep them from participating. The nation's fUMY pages dispensed with light humor, and most comic strips took too ~portunity to remind Americans of those woo cannot sit down to the traditional turkey dinner. Presldent and Mrs. Reagan celebratEd the lllllday wlt!l10 family members at their mountaintop ranch lnmSall!ll Barbara, CaW:;;:cl~ Pl.nct\111114.\111-an J z1s Itt~ ' ' T As~ clwds"lllld'fc gave way'ID 1111 i-'11';-.. ooon, pDot Peter Cottle flew his single-engine Bellanca Scout airCraft over too Reagan ranch traUing a IDfoot banner reading: "Happy Th~ks· giving Ron and Nancy!" · In the nation's capllal, some 1,lXJ homeless people attended a free Thanksgiving feast under a cold drizzle In a public park across the street from the White House. rll " UNDERWEAR YOU~ FlANNEL SHIRTS . Colorful plaid patterns in Wt&WJf!J!r $766 Size 601<~ asibte. soli aod warm. Eagles. ions, tw~ tiJ!IS. l~ BOYS I.Mitt)theinkln fll THROW BLANKOS inches. tl)(lll, woshabte, rev· Conlwoyl ... S15.99 By ROBIN GREENE By Unlltd Presslnlenlallonal Americans across the nation ~ed their hearts to the homeless by donating their time and turkeys to the needy whOe shuttle astronauts munched on a space-age Than'ksgivtng dinner miles above Earth. The annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade In New·•York City attracted an estimated 100,100 die-hards Thursday who endured a cold driz21e to watch the likes of Snoopy. Garfield and Betty Boop ~~- t! w ··~ coo,. , The two minor fatalities- the Superman biialblew up .and Kermit had to limp home - did nothing to diminish too spirits r:t tbose who attended the annual kickoff of the Christmas shoppllig season. Detroit's 59th annual parade drEw an estimated lXJ,OOJ spectators, wiD braved treeztngtemper!,ltures and snow-slicked roads to watch dozens ci floals and gtant helium t.alloons. Among the marcherS were a small group of t . MEN'S L S !14 · 14 ~ ) . M(15·1511), l {16- 16 ~ ) and XL .., (l ?. 14\1). Colorful pla id paHerns by Wrangler and Five Brothers. Long tails. two pockets '21.99 NOVELTY Reg. 519.95 Visit our Santa Post Ollice and 1elect an enchantina FlEE letter that will brin1 tht wonder of Santa Claus to that special child. Wt will hne it post· marked from Suta Claus Indiana. 11'1 our way of sayinti Merry Christmas. Reg. 120 Sllepwear ...Sale 115.99 ' .lt1 Reg. 125 2npwear ...Sale 119,99 fll Reg. 130 2eepwear ...Sale 123.99 .1t1 Reg. 135 Sllepwear ...Sale 127.99 Reg. S40 Sllepwear...Sale 131.99 Reg. S4.50 .......... Salt 53.59 Reg. 56.00 .......... Salt 14.79 Reg. 19.00 .......... Salt S7. 19 Reg. 114.00 ...... . Salt S11.19 Waist sizes 29 to 50. Straight leg style, solid colors. Made by Wrangler. Zips from top and bottom. Concealed metal snaps, ny· lon quilt lining tor extra warmth, adjustable klg snaps. S~es S, M: l 'and XL 154.95 lrown Duck according to present plans. · Merchants had not started movlng any stock, partlcularly In Romeroy'supperbuslnessbtockoot were keeping a close watch on the rising Ohio. A crest of 48.5 will put water In sbme business establlsh· ments: However, merchants are hoping for a break In the crest prediction when the revision Is made by the National Weather Service Friday afternoon. Meigs Post of the Ohlo Highway Patrolreportswaterlsovertheroad onRt.l241nLangsvllteandonRt.l24 and Rt. 331n Portland. , lnGalltaCounty,watercoversSR 325atV!ntonandonSR!\54,onemOe offSR 7. TheGalllaCountySJierltf's Department reports Raccoon Creeli hascoveredSR554 betweenBidweU and Rio Grande,fourmliesfromRio Grande. · Nation observes Thanksgiving Full slips, half sfips and cam~ofe sets.S~e 9 to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, 7 tn 14. JEANS & SLACKS 26 Conto ' SLIPS CORDUROY INSULATED COVERALLS . llnLE GilLS' MEN'S THitiLL fll .lt1 .lt1 fll .lt1 fll"-·.lt1 MEN'.S $11.95 fll FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS $ El ROCKE ,._. gowns and robes, short gowns lfld • robes, teddies, nite shirts, paja11as, dusters and bed jackets. Sizes Sma ll to 4X. Conllurovs .. 114.99 Twin Bed Set .................... 13.99 . Double Bed Set ................. s18.99 Queen Bed .Set .................. S22. 99 Bed Set ..................... S26;99 SALE ·~ OUR ENnRE STOCK IS INCLUDED riA Warm fall styles and colors in lor.! 111.95 Cotton and polyeser percales - no iron. Set in· eludes 1 flat sheet, 1fttted sheet, 2pillow cases, ex· cellent pattern and color selection . Ol.t•el Sctlt ................. S43.99 149.95 Olivewood Twil Salt .............,.... $39.99 ~ SLEEPWEA.R Corduroys .. 113.99 SHEET SETS '21.95-.S* '17.56 ' WOMEN'S Reg. 517.95 SALE I Rig. 129.95 ... S* 123.96 Rig. 139.95 ... S* 131.96 .lt1 GREAT SAVINGS ON All rll ICA COLOilELEYISIONS ~_...._... __ _.._.._........ .- _..__,.,_,-·-...L. r11 . Corduroys •.S 12.69 II•• ,., 2 SeC11ona, 18 Pogo• A Muhlmedia Inc. Nowop-r The Ohlo River In Pomeroy is limited due tothertslngwaters.Ted scheduled to crest at 48.5 feet, two -Warner, superintendent of the feet over the 46.5 flood stage, at 4 Metgs County Highway Departa.m. Saturday morning, according ment, was surveying roads on Ill the National Weather Service In Friday and reported closings on Charleston, W. Va. County Roads, 34, 29, 45 at Storys However, that prediction was Run, 5 In the Bradbury area, 3 at scheduled to be revised Friday Leading Creek and State Route 7 at afternoon and hopetuUy, will be a Forest Run. The Ohler Department downward crest prediction. The of Highways reported Roull' 124 floodwatershadmovedontotootwo closed In two locations In t)le Long parking lots along the rive~ Friday Bottom and Forked Run areas and morning making them unuseable Route 338 at Ant~ulty. forparking, Schools were closed for the An encouraging factor Friday Thanksgiving holiday period so the morning was a report frQm Pome- high waters created no problems In roy VU!age Hall. The report stated that direction. that tlle river had risen .3 or a foot Meantime, Pomeroy merchants every hour all night and early postponed the annual parade to Friday morning. However, from welcome in the holiday season from 6:30 to S:ll a.m. Friday the water 10 a.m. tomoiTOw to 1 p.m. Sunday had risen only .lofafootlndicatlnga and open houses planned for Sunday slowdown In the rise. from 12 ooon to 5 p.m. will go ahead Travel was becoming more Reg. $15.95 WATCHES s.~ BOYS JEANS . Many new styles for men and women. Silver or gold finish . ent1ne Ohio·tO crest here at 48.5 Saturday morning Reg. sizes, slims and hus· kies 8 to 14. Student sizes 26 to 30. Select ' your favorite solid color. Straight leg style. TIMEX • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November 29, 1985 CORDUROY Reg. saa.oo. Coats ....................... s7o.oo Reg. S1 04.00 Coats ..................... 58 3.00 rock, religious, pop, soundtracks and more' and two piece snowsuits. Complete range of sizes for little boys and girls. 'f'Wran!fer leg. Coats ....................... 148.00 Reg. 178.00 Coats ....................... S62.00 TIMEX' Vol.35, No.158 Copyrighted 1985 - Missy and edra sizes in warm winter coats and jackets. Many beautiful styles and colors. Missy Sizes 6 to 20. Hall Sizes 14\1 to 241? · · leg. 110.00 to 162.00 Reg. 18 ........Sale 16.39 Reg. 111 ......Sale 18.79 Reg. 114 ... Sale 111.19 Reg.I19 ... Sale 115.19 Reg. sa taps ........16.39 · Reg. 110 Taps ...... S7.99 Reg. 112 Taps ...... ICJ;$9 Reg. 114 Taps .... IU.19 COAT SALE ' Petite, MISsy and Extra Sizes. jackets, sweat pants, shorts, iesls, sweatshirts, and zip· front jackets. Jr. Sizes: S·M·L·XL at y TOPS Knit tops, blouses, oxford shirts, sweater knits and , sweatshtrt knits. Sizes 6.to 24 mas, 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. WOMEN'S ·Famous brands include De· .iOO, Lady Devon, Wrangler, Queen Casual, Blake and Dotty Mann. • GIRLS' PANTS $aie on IVa"'· cords and Jwill slacks Save during this spt· cial sale on our entire stock of quality coor• dinates sportswear. fll .Itt fll .. .Itt ~ GIRLS' UnLE BOYS' WOMEN'S Editorial " .... " ... ". " ' Page 2 Spot1s " .. " ... " " .. " " " Page 3 · The Meigs County Commissioners meeting Wednesday In 'regular session adopted a resolution enterIng Into an agreement with too state's Oftlee of Litter Control for a $76,42511tter preventiongrantfartoo county with the commission having the ~ponslbiity for administering thegrant · The grant was announced last week bySt Rep. Jolynn Boster. The commlsllioners say Boster was Instrumental in securing the' grant for Meigs County which Is among 86 Ohio communities which wUI reeelve funding for comprehensive litter prevention programs. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources awards the fUnds through the O!flce of Litter ContrOl. · Present forWedn~y' smeetlng to discuss the grant were Sidney Edwards Wid Davld Gloeckner of the GaWa·Melgs Community Ac· tlon Agency. C.AA. prepared tlle litter grant application for the county. Jobs to be created by the grant include a cleallup manager and law mbrcement atftcer as weD as other workers. According to Gloeckner, tlie first Middleport, of $13,150 for the few months of tlle 198> granting chassis, was accepted by the period will be used In Identifying commission a rew weeks ago. dump sltes. In otoorbuslness,thecommisslon In 1987 and 191'§1, the county can votedtopayananlmalclatmtoJack submit lor two more grants up to a Ervin, Langsville, of SOO !or a one total of $400,<XXl, based on the results day old calf. The payment was of the 1986 grant. based on stock market price. The 1986 grant, which must be As requested by Mike Swisher, under Implementation by at teas! director of the Meigs Ccunty Aptil1, will focus on containment, Department of Human Services, the collection, taw enforcement and board al9o voted to establish a ·publlc education and awareness. special account to Include $1440 of SherlffHowardF'rankreportedto the county's state foster care the commission Wednesday that he allocation and $100 !or other has received notice !rom Imperial expenses. casualty and Indemnity Insurance Also at the request of Swisher, the Co. that the county's law enforce· commission moved to adopt a new ment tlabtllty policy Is being general relief rate standard to cancelled, effective Feb. 25. and wUI Include a 4 percent Increase. The mt be reni!Wed. · Increase Is mandated as a result of Tht:ee bids for a conversion bed the adoption by state legislators at a for an EMS vehicle were tabled by new blennlel budget. the commission pending a recomThecornmisstonalsoapprovedan mendation from the EMS Board o1 Interdepartmental transferol fUnds Dlrector.s and Trustees, no later ofSlB,<XXlwlthln the EMS rudget than Dec. 4. The Horton Co., Present forWednesilay'smeetlng Columbus, was the apparent tow were Commissioners Richard bidder with $34,00. ' Jones, David KoblentzandMannlng A bid from Pat H1ll Ford, Roush. r Sacritl llellli Catllollc Chuldl Ill PomeiOJ t11aret1 lhelr Ntw kp tlllll ~ by cotRibulkl ll'll BemadeUe Anclerllon, her 10n, David, tllld Henry "Well!. • Merchants open house programs are 'still on'· Despite a rls!ngOhloRiver- with predictions of a flood prevaWng Friday ~omlng ...,. a number of merchru~ts are planning to move ahead with toolr annual ~ house programsscheduled!roml2noonto ~ p. m. Sunday. A varietyofpromotkmaarebelng planned (see related plctureonpage 16) by the merchants. Some arP. having refreshments, some are having door prtzes, !lOme are giving gilts to the first customers, some are offering sales prtces on selected merc)Jandlse. S<!ffie are combining those features. Meantime, the annual parade to welcome Santa scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday has been postponed untO 1 p.m. Sunday and wUI tle In with the open houses planned by bustnesaes. The change was made becau~ ~ the predictions ot a 48.5 crest ol the Ohto Rlv~Pomeroy, two feet over flood stage. The river bad moved onto the two parking lots along the river Friday tmm!ng and this will limit parking for the welcoming In ol the holiday season. The rlv~ is su~ to crest + • Saturday morning and merchants are hoping It wUI recede qUlckty w that the open houses wilt be able to proceed unhampered. Businesses scheduled to mid open bouses !rom Unooll to5p.m. Sunday are New York Clothing Hoose, Hartley Shoes, K&C Jewelry, Etberfelds, Chapman Shoes, Marguerite Shoes, Clark's Jewelry, FranCis F1orls~ Top of the Statrs, Dan's, Pome!Vi Flower Shop, Sears, Fabric Shop, Simons and Dollar GeneraL �Friday, November 29, 1985 - Comment The -Daily Sentinel . lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb ~~ I"'T'1-.j,_....,..,,....,.,r:::l,= ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WJIITEHEAD AMistant Publillher/Conlroller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LE'M"E RS OF OP INION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words long. All letters a~ subject to editing and must be s igned with name, address and tek'phone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be In aood taste. addressing Issues. not personalities. Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel · Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday. November 29, 1986 SAN FRANCISCO (NEA) - Em· TRANSACfiQN." ployees of the Crocker National Bank Another rule prohibits the Issuance here have stringent new rules for deal· of cashier's checks for more than ing with customers seeking to make $2,500 to non-customers seeking to ·deposits or withdrawals involving pay wltb cash. large amounL• of cash. These new restrictions were proWhen handling any cash transaction · mulgated alter Crocker was fmed of $10 000 or more Crocker's tellers $2.25 mlllioo .by the Treasury Depart· must obtain the dePositor's name, ad· ment earlier ·this year for fatting to dress, occupation, employer and So- comply with the Bank . ~recy Act, eta! Security number. The individual's which requires that all large cash identity must be verified through a lraDBBctloDI be reported lo the federal driver's license, passport or other rell· government. b k ·h. h able document. . Crocker is not the on1y an w 1c "If a customer refuses to provide has acknowledg~ violating tbe cash any of the requested Information," one reporting Ia~, des~~~ned to prevent the bank nile states firmly, "e1plain that "laundering ol cash br nar.cotics U.S. law requi~ the bank to repo_rt traffickers, organized cnme f1gures the information. If the customer st1ll and others engaged m unlawful refuses, DO NOT COMPLETE THE enterprises. Price increases ahead for electronics market $ $· $ '$ The U.S. consumer electronics market, used to falllng prices, Is likely to see some Increases next year. Spokesmen for most market leaders say they are planning to raise prices • lor color television sets, vileocassette recorders and other consumer electronlcs til make up for Import cost Increases resulting from the U.S. dollar's largoe decllne against the Japanese yen. They see the currency changoe as an opportunity to hall the <Evastating price war which has semusly affected their profitability. Of three U.S. TV and VCR market leaders, Zenith Electronics Co. has ~a plan to raise prices next year. Spolu!sman John Taylor said Zenith plans to recommend general prlce Jna:eases for both color TV sets and VCRs with Its m!W product Introduction in May In order to cope with the dollar decline and Improve profitability hurt by the price war. General Electrtc Co. VIce Pfesldent Jacques Robinson $aid GE Is "in the process of considering'' with the same reasons in mind. Four ol New York's largest banks law.' Throughout the country, more than - Chemical, Chase Manhattan, Manu· facturers Hanover and Irving Trust - 50 banks are the targets of Treasury were fined $210,000 to $360,000 for Departlnent civil investigations, while their failure to report a total of $1.33 about 100 financial Institutions face billion worth of cash transactions. . criminal nrobes by tbe Internal ReveTbe Bank of Boston was fined nue Service. $500,000 for Its failure to report $1.22 One IRS official estimates that "$80 billion in cash transactions. The Bank billion or more·is being laundered anof New England was accused olallow- nually through the nation's financial ing a convicted gambler :to circum- institutions," while another says crimvent the reporting requirements while inals have difficulty deciding "what to withdrawing more than $800,000 ,In do with ... bags, sacks and boxes of cash. cash." At least two other banks in MassaThis year's belated crackdown on chusetts and two in Rhode Island are large cash tralliiBctions . illustrates the object of federal criminal or civil what happens when bureaucrats and investigations. In Washington, D.C., businesses ignore laws approved by Riggs National Bank was fined almost Congress and signed by the president $270,000 for noncompliance with the - and what occurs when they enforce those statutes. The Bank Secrecy Act was enacted in 1970 and amended in 1980, but nei!her regulators nor bankers toot it seriously for 15 years. In 1981, the General Accounting Ofllce criticized the lack of ·real enforcement or compliance. In the wake of the crackdown, however, banks are scrambling to abide by the law and the American Bankers Association is holding "Mooey Laundering Prevention Seminars" in 60 cities . from Honolulu to Miami. · Crocker, the nation's 11th largest bank failed to disclose almost 7,900 sepa~ate cash transactions amounting to $3.98 billion - including $3.88 bit· lion from six Hong Kong banks and other foreign financial institutions. during the past five years. A Crocker official says the bank ini· tially failed to comply with tbe law because "we literally didn't know about it" - but today the bank has a very different attitude: "If they bring In $10,000 or more in cash, the (IRS disclosure) form will be filled out or !her, can take the money somewhere else. ' A deficlt primer~____Ja_ck_A_nd_er_so_n_&_D_a_le_v;_a_n_A_tta ''Sooner or later, If we (consumer electronics Concerns) don't raise . WASIDNGTON - Unless runa- every government program. They in new taxes was supposed to be that while Mullen's testimony was prices, we will be in severe ftnanclal difficulties," he said. way government spending Is includethepeoplew!J:lbene!ltlrom accompanied by a $3 cut In misleading, It was "technically Spokesman Charles Smith said ~CA Is ."studying the situation." halted, the public debt will catapult the program, the suppliers woo spending. fnstead, there was a $1.14 truthful." Aoo that's enough to get Donald Johnstone, president of North American Philips Consumer from $2 trillion next year to $13 provide services for the !I'Dgram. spending increase for every $1 tax the senator's support for a fellow Electronics Co., a unit of the Netherlands' N.V. Philips, said NAPCE will · trlllion· in 15 years. Thereafter, the the ooreaucrajs woo administer the increase. · Republican. make ltsdeclsbn by early December to raise prices by "at least a couple of debt wW multiply by mlre than $.! program and the politicians wlJ:l THEN WHAT IS TilE SOLU· PENTAGON WATCH: Wlthllttle percentage points,'' effective Jan. 1, 1986. · trllllon every year. control the program. They join TION? Waste-buster J . Peter fanfare, the Pentagon Is planning to In a real sense, this overhanging forces to perpetuate and expand the Grace claims the federal buq:et Issue winter clothing made of a The dollar's ·decline against the yen exerts cost pressure on the four debt is a time bomb, ticking program. can he balanced and .the spending new, lightweight, syntll!tlc llher. It non-Japanese firms which Import all VCRs and many TV components remorselessly, Increasing $6,412 at WHY DOES CONGRESS PUT spiral stopped wltrout cutting also sheds water. The cold-weather from Japan. every stroke. It could literally TIIESE SPECIAL INTERESTS legitimate services or benefits. All uniforms will consist of turtleneck RCA purchases VCRs from Hitachi Ltd. on an original equipment destroy the Amerlcan way of life. AHEAD Of TilE GENERAL that Is necessary, he pleads, is to uooershlrt, klng underpants , a pile manufacturing basis, Zenith from VIctor Co. of Japan, and· CE and U til! debt bomb Is to be de!used, INTERESTI The special interests ellmlnate the waste his oommtsslon shirt, trousers, parka and field ooat. NAPCE from Matsushita Electric lndustrtal Co. GE plans to Import TVs It must first be understood. The are organizEd, active and vocal. fouoo In the federal bureaucracy. Also something rarely seen since as well from Matsushita next year anddtscontlnueproductlon in the United multl·trlll1on-dollar ligures, trough The taxpaying public is urorpn· HOW CAN YOU HELP ? World War!: balaclavas. The States. almost beyond comprehension, lzed, Inactive and silent. • Members of Congress who suwort medieval-looking knitted· helmets must be made comprehensible. DOESN'T ANYONE IN CON- the campaign to reduce waste in that cover the II!ad and neck were Among Japanese concerns, Sony Corp. or America has specified a prlce Therewith, we olter tills simple GRESS CARE TIIAT TilE GQ. , government have formed · the often handmade by mothers or boost r:J. 5 to 12 pei'Cejlt for Its electronics products eftectlve In January. primer: VERNMENT'S DEBTS ARE Grace Caucus, chaired by Rep,· sweethearts · - and Itched like Sony spokesman Tom Sugiyama said the rough range i'i based on WHAT HAS CAUSED THE SOARING OUT OF CONTROL? Beau BooHer, R·Texas. Ask your crazy. October's dollar exchange rate between 210 and ~yen and could change EXPLOSIVE PUBLIC DEBT? That.a catastrophe Is in the making congressman whether hP has. POLICING TilE LAWMEN: A depending oo the dollar's !uture moves. The dollar has slipped tietow 210 Politicians love to take credit for alarms many members. But the signed up yet. federal judge in California has yen. benellts but hate to be blamed for majority have opted. for the .perFootnote: Jack Anderson is drafted guidelines for the courtSpokesmen for Matsushita's Panasonic Co. division, SanyoEiectric Inc., taxes. They have provided rrore sonal opportunism of the Rllment co-dlalrman with Peter Grace of appointed rronitor who will keep ' Hitachi Sales Corp. of Amerlca and Sharp Electronics Corp. $aid they government servk:es and benefits, and · the postponement of the the drlve against government tbe federal·stateCampalgn Against cannot help raising prices due to the oollar's sharp depreciation against the therefore, than they have been inconvenient consequences to the waste. Marijuana Planting from tram· )'1!11. willing to pay lor,. rext fellow's term. UNDER THE DOME: Sen. Orrln piing on innocent citizens' rights WON'T SOMEONE EVENTU· ISN'T THE BEST SOLUTION 'Hatch, R·Utah, isn't one to bear a while it Is trampling m Illegal pot Hitachi Sales Corp. of America VIce President Katsuml Onaka said, "at ALLY HAVE TO PAY? The FOR CONGRESS TO RAISE grudge: Last rronth, he suqn1sed a growing In the California hills. The least 5 percent rises may be required," oot Toshiba Amerlca Inc. multi-trillion-dollar overcharlili!S . MORE TAXES?· Tax increases visitor by disclosing that, If asked, monitor wut be able to attend both Presldent Ryojl Suzuki souooed. rather cautious. "We must take into wlll be passed m il our chlldrm. have never solved the baste prob- he would campaign on behalf of training sessions and aclual operaconsideration the U.S. market situation as well as the currency change," Congress Is mortgaging their fu. lem. In the past, additional taxes Francis "Bud" Mullen, former tions without warlllng, and wlll hesald. . lures so we can enjoy the presmt. have simply been used to finance head of the Drug Enforcerrent have authority to Interview the The yen's appreciation, coupled with Japan-U.S. trade tmslons, could In ~ years, each taxpayer's share rew programs and rrore benefits. Administration, II he decides to run pollee at any time and to compel prompt theSe Japanese llrms to Increase production In the United States. d. Ire national debt wUI be S169,<1Xl. HOW ABOUT ACOMBINATION for the House next year against testimony on Improper activities. 1he tmllnns account for more than '10 percent rl. the U.S. color TV and The interest alore, assuming a 12 OF INCREASEQ TAXES AND Rep, Sam Gejdenson, !).Conn. In Government attorneys complain VCR marlcels. percent Interest rate, will oost each SPENDING CUTS? This was tried 1981, Mullen was til! FBI official that the sweeping powers could ol oor chUdren $W,OOO a year. . In 1982. Under the Tax Equity and who misled Hatch's Labor Commit- result In an "adversarlal relation· WHY CAN'T WE CXJNTROL Fiscal ResponslbUity Aci, $!II btl· tee about the bureau's Information ship. " That's the whole Idea, Isn't RCA, Zenith, NAPCE and Matsushita are cited as top color TV market GOVERNMENT SPENDING? . U on in new revm ue was raised linking Raymond Donovan to or· It• leaders by Televlskm Digest, a trade publication, which has estimated Powerful coalitions form be hind during the 1983-85 period. Every $1 ganlzed crime figures. Hatch said their respective marlcel shares at 18, 16.5, 9.7 and 8 percent for the 1985 model year ended last Jure. NAPCE includes Magnavox, Sylvania and Philco, and Malsushlta the Panasonlc and Quasar brands. Top VCR market leaden for calendar l98l were Matsushita with 19 percent, RCA 16 pe~cent and Sanyo 12.3 percent Including both the Sanyo and Fisher bl'ands, according to the trade publication. "As one assesses the recent step-up mineral uports," the study observes. chromium imports. Two years of va· "Over-reliance on ~llitary forces to of ~viet proxy activity In the Third It notes that Marxist Angola, Cuban nadium could be had for one jet fight· protect access to foretgn raw _matenWorld ... one can only conclude that the 'troops and all, continues 1o do business a year of manganese for a single .als not only risks unnecessary mvolveWhile these market leaders expect the prlce rlses to take hold or halt era ol the 'resource war' has arrived." with American Gulf OU, Illustrating er ca'rgo plane. ment in costly and counterproductive prtce declmes in the retail market, they are concerned over Korean That ominous alllelll!lent was dellv- "how easllr economic expediency can conflicts, but skews U.S. policy away The study offers several similar excompelltors which, the Zenith spokesman $aid, "have really led the ered In 1880 by then Seerelary of State overcome 1deology." from less costly economic programs aggressive big price reduction In the industry." Alexander Halg. Some among us today OK, so let's leave the Soviets out ol amples to make its point: which are more appropriate and - looking at southern Africa, Central lt. What about an Internal upheaval in effective." America and Soutbeut Asia - mlgbt a producing country that would reRichard Reister spokesman for Samsung Ele<:tronics America , the say the only cbange in the sltuaUon quire a U.S. response 1o prevent dis. ruptlon ol supplies? ~arge~t Korean electronics concern in the United States, said, "We do llQt has been for the wone. The Center for DefenR lnlormaUon The military route would not be the expect to have to raise prtces next year." is not among them, however. ln a just· way to go, says the· COl. A counterThe dollar Ouctuatlons have no eflect m the Koreans with their currency released study, "Resource Wars: Tbe strike would be counterproductive, bask:ally linked to the dollar. Myth ol American Mineral Vulne1,'8· faMlng rather than extinguishing "U JaPanese competitors raise prices, in fact, It wW be advantageous" bility," the .privately funded defeme flames. The threat of Ioree could lead lor Samsung, Reister said. watchdog questions both tbe logic of to destruction of mines and wells. An the Halg view and th_e DW!live spend' occupying force would be harried by lng on mllltary forces It bas been used resistance and sabotage. to juatlfy. The military, It Is argued, Military force alone, as COI sees it, must guarantee continued U.S. ae«;eu cannot guarantee tbe uninterrupted to overseas resou~~- , Dow of raw inaterlals from overseas. But back to the ~ar. The most di· The cheapest and most effective in· reel way lor the Sov1etll to score would surance policy Is one not much Is be for them to seize contested re- heard about _ the National Defense Today Is Friday, Nov. 29, the 333rd daY of 1985 with 32 to follow. sources lor tbelr own use. The study Stockpile cites two reasons why this is unlikely · The moon Is moving toward Its last quarter. to happen on a large scale: The Soviets Established In 1839 to meet the nie morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn . lack tbe meana to intervene mllluarily country's lndustrtsl and military The evening star Is Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign (#. Sagittarius. They include very far from home, and they already needs for at least three yean If 1mpossess ample mineral wealth. The So- ports were cut off, the stockpile today Austrlan physicist Christian Doppler in JBm, author Louisa May Alcott In viet Union Is ltsell an tmporlant raw- holds '10.4 billion worth of 94 strate1832. Chinese empres!Hiowager Tz'u Hsl tn 18M, Dim choreographer matertal exporter. glc commodities. However, supplies of BusbY Berkeley in um, a'/.d pop-jazz nugelllOrntst Chuck Mangione in 1940 The more pl,luslble ploy would be 37 of them are short ol tbe goals. for tbe Soviets to gsln political control Meeting them would lake something (age 45) . ol producing countries, which would llknnother $10 billlon. On this date In lllstory: cut oil exporb lo the West. But' then The money Is not likely to be spent. In 1800, the first Army-Navy football game was won by Navy, 24-0. the Soviets would have to come up Last July, the administration, reversIn 1929, Lt. Cmdr. Richard Byrd and three crewmen became,the first with alternative sources o(lncome for tng Its previous pooltlon, decided we peciple to Oy over the South Pole. . the client states or subsidize their could live with what Is presently on In 1963, Presldmt lyndon Johnson appointed the Warren CollUlllsslon to economies. The economic reality. Is hand, a move COl sees u lnconalstent Investigate the assassination(#. President John Kennedy. that the United States and its lndustri· with the professed lean of a cutoff of 1n 1981, actress Natalie Wood was found drowned off California's at alllet are the hard-currency overseas supplies. Clltallna Island. A medical examiner ruled her death an accident. customers ready lo o bualneu with As CDI ligures it, the slockplle "It's rather sad really/ Bruce moved from A thrught for the day: In "Little Women," novelist Louisa May Alcott . the producing countrlea. would be cheap at several times the preppie to yuppie and beck again." "No developing coon~, socialist or cost. For the price of one new destroy· wrote, "November Is the most disagreeable rronth In the wrole year." capitalist, can afford e prolonged er, we couldpay for lour yean of· loss of the lorelgn exchange earned by · Minerals & the military_ _ __ ·_Do_nG_ra..:.:_iff Berry's World Today in history oall. •' ;. . 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Shalct'r His ol1 .Y1, RLmclw>s.to:>r :J) Browns practice on Thanksgiving ' ' •• • • .• • •' •' ' • •• '' •' ' '\ 'l I I • • •• • ' r •' •" • • •' : • ••I By ROBERTO OIAS UPI Sports Writer BEREA, Ohio (UPI ) - Marty Schotten~ lmerwas as ked why he had scheduled a two-hour practice for Thanksgiving morning. "Football doesn't take a hoUday," the Cleveland Browns head coach said Thursday. "We can't afford•to miss a day d. prac tice. For us professionally, today is just another workday in the w~k . " Schottenbelmer's stern Image faded. "Besides, I want the guys to work up an appetit e for that turkey," he said. "This practice Is a way of assuting there won't be any leftovers." The coach's jovial mood again reverted to stone when Gary Danielson was discussed. Perhaps the Browns· greatest concern Is tbe health of the nine-year veteran quartf'rback, whose sore rtght shoulder forced him to miss practice fo r the second straight game. "Gary's hurting, no doubt," said Schottmhelmer. "But he can stU! · start Sunday against the New York Giants If he practices Friday and Saturday. " If he's not ready, Bernie Kosar will get the call. Bernie has had very good prac tices this week." Danielson may have been in less of a mood to talk than he was to throw. "I'm sore," he said. "This damp weather doesn't help, but that's part of the game. "I can't do much but rest. We'll just have to see what tomorrow (Friday) brings." Kosar seemed pleased with practicing with the ftrst team. " I was very disappointed when I dldn 'tstart against Cincinnati last Sunday," said the rookie. "But I can't let that emotion stand In the way ol my progress. "Whatever happens this weekend, I'll have to accept the decis ion because 1'm one of 45- guys that makes up tills team." Newly acq ulr~ running back Cwtls Dickey practiced with the team, and said he felt "in the groove." Dickey took handoffs from Kosar and also caught a lew short passes. · "I feel pretty ·nuid," he said. "! also feel good about another chance. "I'm Utrough thinking about my unhappiness In lndlanapoUs. Let's work on learning.aboul Cleveland." 1n other news, Dan Fike saw limited action Thursday. The rtght guard continues to slowly return to Alll du ty following back pains. "I feel pretty good compared to last \feek," he said. "I hope to be ready for the Giants" ... · Dickey w~l wear No. 33, the same number he wore with the Colts ... By GERRY MONIGAN UPISportsWrller By winning their traditional Thanksgiving.Day game, theDailas Cowboys maintained another tradl· lion, that of a winning season. At Irving, Texas yesterday, the Cowboys recorded their sixth straight Thanksgiving Day success wttha35-1711ictoryovertheSt.Louls Cardinals, raising their record to 9-4. The victory assures·Dallas of fi!llshing the season with a winning record lor the mconsecutlveyear, the longest such streak in NFl.. history and the third-longest in major-leaguesports. The Cowboys lead the New York Giants by a hall game in the NFC East. The Giants, 8-4, Suooay play the Cleveland Browns at East Rutherford, N.J. Danny White threw four touch· down passes, two to Tony HUt who also threw a TO pass, to help the Cowboys Improve their Thanksgtving Day record to 14·3·1. The\llctory moved Dallas a step closer to retumtngtotheplayof!s, which they missed last year for the first time since 1974. The Cardinals, 4-9, twice led in the first hall, and missed a chance lor a score on their third possession when running back Stump Mitchell fumbled away the ball at the Dallas 2- yard line. Still, when Roy Green caught a 5-yard touchdown pass from Nell Lomax with 1: 57 to play in the first half, the Cardinals had a 17·14 advantage. The Cowboys then went 78 yards in four plays and 43 seconds lor a go-ahead score from which the Cardinals could not recover. "The drive just before the end of the first hall gave us.tll! momentum we needed," sidd Dallas coach Tom LandrY. "That was a big series for us." Beleagured St. Loui'i coach Jim Hanllan had reason to praise his team'seffort, despite the Joss. "I'm very proud d. the !act that the guys played so hard," said Hanllan, woosejobsecuritywlththe Cardinals Is reportedly In jeopardy. "We hurt ourselves with turnovers. Wemovedtheballwell. Butwejust didn 't take advantage of our chances." DaJias went in front at halltlme, 21-17,andtheCowboysputawaythe game In the third quarier. "That's why they are at the top of the division," St. Loui'i linebacker E.J. Junior said. "Theyknowhowto win when It counts, Champk>ns are ooUt m guys woo wnt step In and do the job.'' In Thursday's otll!r NFL contest, Detroit defeated the New York Jets 31-ro. Uot111 31, NY Jets 00 At Pontiac, Mich., Eric Hipple threw four touchdown passes, three to Leonard Thompson, to help Detroit defeat the New York Jets INCOMPLEI'E PASS- Dallas' Dexter Clinkscale (47) breaks up a pass lnlmlled lor St. Louts' Doug Mara1t (80) during the lint half rl yesterday's game. The Cowboys won, 911-17. (UPI) . •· ~ " 31-ro and keep the Lions wtbeatm In six games in the Sllverdome this season. Detroit, 7:6 overall and 1-6 on the road, Is still In the hunt lor a playoff berth. The Jets, whose lead over Miami and New England In theAFC East was shaved to a hall-game. dropped to9-4. New York's Ken O'Brien, who entered the game as the top- rated quarterbackintheNFL,wassacked seven times and fumbled tbe ball oo ·• ~· two of !rem. The Lions turned the · two opportunities into a field goal and a touchdown to run up a 17· 3 halltlme lead . Hipple sandwiched touchdown passes r1.25and8yardstoThompson ,, arouoo a 38-yard scoring toss to Mark Nichols. He hit Thompson again with a 44-yardTD to snuff ou~ New York's last hopes with 2:44 to play. Bruce gets one-year extension, Narduzzi.fired By United Press Intemadonal Ohio State University Football Coach Earle Bruce, whose come under criticism for his losing three games, got a one- yearexltenslon to bls contract, while Youngstown State University Coach BUI Nard.uzz1 , whose teams 1ost stx games, was told his contract was not being ed re~:ce ·guided the Buckeyes to an 8-3 record and a berth In the Citrus Bowl. This Is his eIghth one-year contractandbecauseofstatelaw he ' canonlyge1 aone-yearcontractata time In ·his seven years at the helm of the Buckeyes, Bruce has produced the best overall record (64·19) among the Big Ten Conference coaches, but he has been criticized for his record. His 8-3 mark this season put the Buckeyes In fourth place in the conference. In the last six years, his teams have lost three games each season. In his first year he was 11-1. He has taken the Buckeyes to a post-season bowl game each year. OSU Athletic Director Rick Bay says criticism of Bruce's record Is unfair. "He (Bruce) and his staff have done an rutstandingjob," BaYsatd . "That doesn't mean we can't do better. No one feels worse than Earle Bruce (abouttheteam'sthree tosses) . And I'm second in llne. l'ma terrible loser." "It's ridiculous to suggest 9-3 Is a failure," Bay' $ald. "lt ' sunfalrt~the staff and the team.'' Bay olfered advice tp the critics who argue another coach could produce a national champk>n at Ohio State with til! talent available. "People , don't consider .. the alter· native, Bay said. There Is no guarantee you can bring In oomebody else and they would do better. "The guy wins rr percent of the time and Is honestln todqy's world,.. thatglvesyoua heckuvapackage. At Youngstown, YSU President Dr. NeUD.Humphreyhasord!reda search to begin Immediately for a replacement for Nardu2ZI while assistant coaches were told to take oo recruiting duties. Narduzzlwaslnthethlrdyear(#.a three-year contract and had just guided the Penguins to a 5-6 record, and 4- 3 in the Ohio Valley Conference. . Athletic Director Joseph F. Malmlsur be said all oot two assistants would retained · Narduzzl had been coach lor 11 years, compUinga68-51-1record;He was mly th~ third coach in YSU s45 years history of intercollegiate football · Offensive line coach Bob_ Dove and tight end-wide receiver coach Rick Bezley will be retained, all others will be let go when their contract expires. Michigan to meet Ga. Tech in Tip-Off Classic · By RANDY MINKOFF UPI Sports W~ It may be a preview of the NCAA championship game next sprlng in Dallas when Michigan meets Georgla Tech oot to Wolverine coach BUt Frieder, thecontestmustbetakenln. Its proper perspective. The 1118 tchup between No. 1 and No. 2 this Saturday at the Tip-oft Classic may only be a mnconference game to both but It does pit two conferences that Jlketobrag that they are the best in the nation. "But It Is an early season game," Frieder says. "We know that Tech has probably earned its very high ranking. It's a chaUenge, especially after playing out tn Hawaii last weekend." Michigan won Its game in the Chaminade toomey, avoiding the upset traps that have hit other big name schools In past years. Tech is also unbeaten and generally re· garded as the team to beat in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Thusfar, the BigTenhas Uvedup to Its pre-season boast or being premier basketball league in the country. Entering this weekend's action, theieaguehasagtlttering16-1mark against mn-conference competl· tlon. However, tbe Big Ten hasn't matchup wUI be the first between the two leagues. In fact, the Michigan-Georgia Tech matchup Is one of several posslbllltles for the two leagues til clash. Purdue Is In the Great Alaska Shootout In Anchorage this wee· kend. The Boilermakers face host Alaska-Anchorage Friday night and If they get past that hurdle, Purdue could be facing North Carolina. The Tar Heels would advance If they beat Missouri. Saturday will also ftnd another ACC school, Maryland, vtsltingOhlo State on Saturday. The rest of the weekend action finds San F'ranslco State visiting Minnesota on Friday. The Golden Gophers are the only team with a loss in the Big Ten alter one weekof action. In addition to the games with ACC schools, the rest of the Big Ten non-conference actk>n finds Kent State at Indiana, Abilene Christian atlowa,SouthDakota atMinnesota, quette at Wisconsin, Illinois In the Hawaii Classic and Michigan State hosting the Spartan Cutlass Classic. Indiana Is the last school in the league to have Its opener. The Hoosiers of Bobby Knight are coming off a seventh place finish In the league last year oot return all-league guard Steve Alford. Iowa won a pair of games In Hawaii although It had to go intd overtime to beat Arkansas Little Rock. Northwestern, which won only six games all last year ,ls2-0but ., the Wildcats must travel to play Bradley, the pre-season favorite to win the Misoouri Valley Conference title. Wisconsin hosts Intrastate rival Marquette, a perennial tourney team. Michigan State Is the defending champion in Its own tourney and will face Central Michigan in tbeopener Friday night. II It wins, Michigan State would play the winner of the Delaware-WesternMichlgangarne. 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MAIN 985-3307 TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE CHESTER .. �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, November 29, 1986 Frid,y, November 29, 1985, ·I ~~~~~----~------~~==~~~--------~~~~~" 1 fXrERifNCE ll1f JOY Of RELIGION This Message and Claurch USED CARS, INC. '" MEIGS nRE \~ CENTER, INC. Ray Riggs Ph. 915-4100 St. Rl. I!J 1 )'\ '/ Chester MIDDI.EPOIU' BOOK STORE Church & Olli<e Supplies GIFTS 99 Mill sr. Middleport John F. Fullr,Mgr. Ph. 992-2101 · Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE ~~ )~i· Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy TEAFORD ~EALTY EACH PERSON MUST DECIDE ' . WHICH RELIGI_ON IS BEST 216 S. Second Pomeroy 992-3325 . ... we are free to of columbus, 0. 804W.Main 992·2JIS·Pomeroy our government, to speak Service our minds, to observe our . lHE DAILY SENnNEL a major Homelite Saws TRINITY CHI,IRCH. Rev. W. H. Pmin. pasttr, Debbie lllrt- Sunday Supt. Ol1ro!t ScOOol~ l.la.rn: Worslip Setvt..l~30 am. Odr rehearsal, Tuesday, 7:ll p.m. under direction ct Leis &!11. POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA· RENE, Ca-ner Unloo and Mulberry, .Hev. Thlmas Glen Mc<lung, paste.-. Clyde Hender!1011, s. s. supr .. Sunday ScltOO; ~30 a.m.: rnorntng wonhlp 111:30 a.rn; """""'8 serviceS p.m.; mid-..me., Wednesdloy, 7 p,m, GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURU!. 326 E. Maln St., ~- &mday """""" Holy ('(I"M''union on the first SUnday rA. each month, and combined with morning pra,.,- 00 the thtnld Sunday. Momlng prayer and"-'"""' on aU .....- SUndays <t tliP rrontlt. Ol1ro!t ScltOO part in the family life; where husband and Wife go to Church or Temple together and WAID CROSS SONS StORE train their children to do likewise·, the ideal situation. On the other hand, there are people Groceries- Who COme from either mixed backgroundS Or Parents WhO Showed a COmplete indifference General Merchandise Racine 949-2SSO toward religion, unaware of the inner peace and happiness they have missed and of which they have deprived th!!ir children. If you have come Re"'. •' •USDA Chaite Meat1 •Tender Fresh Produre •We Weltome Federal Food Stamps & WIC •We .Sell Money _.~ MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH. Located In Texas Communi!)/ oil Ct. Rt. lrJ. Rev. Robert Sanders, pastor. Doa WID, !Jyleader. Sunday School 9:1) a.m.; Momtnr worship 10:15 a.m.; EveniiiJI preaching oervlce ,.. cond and fourth Sunday at 7;~,.m. ; Chr'•tJa End , r•' d tbl s ~ n eavor, ust an r unday, !:JOp.m. Wednesdayprayerm,.tlng and Bible Study, 1:30 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Located on 0 . J . White Road or H~hway 160 p H . at enson, pastor. SundayS oo!IO a.m. CJa11es for all ages Junior Church U a.m.; Morning worllllp II a.m. Adult Choir practice 6 p.m. Sunday. Youna Peopte's, Children's Church and Mutt Bible Study, Wednesday at 7:30p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St., Middleport. Alllllated with Southern Baptist convention. David Bryan, sr., MJnlster. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Mornlng worship 11 a.m.; Evening worllllp 7p.m.; Wednesday evening Bible study and prayer meeti11J11 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. Rt. 12tand eo_Rd. 5. Mark Seevers, minister. sunday School Supt. Harry Hendrlcks; Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Morning worship 10 30 a E In hi 7 1 : .m.; ven m. Wed netday worship 7 p.m.wora P P· ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Sycamore and Secnnd CHURCH, Stl., Po· meroy. The Rev. WUI!am MtdcUetwarth, Mtor· Sunday s---19;'• ' ~ h rl...nuo .w am • .. ..... urc •-"--II am "''SACRED •"-~ • HEART • CHURCH Mlgr. AnthonyGtannamore.Ph. !J92·i98.Saturdau E " ven tng Ma11 7 ; 30 p.m.; Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Confellltms one half hour before each Mass. CCO classes , m.MT. SALE MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main St., Middleport. Rev. Calvin Minnis, paslor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner. supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.: Worship service IO:I~a.m. . SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B. Hoskins, evangelist. Sunday Blbte Study 9a.m.; worship, 10 a.m.; sunday evening serviCe 6 p.m.; Wednesday evening servl"", 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt. 121. wuuam Hoback, pastor. sunday · I r 7 School IO a.m.; Sunday even ng serv ce ~m . Wednesday evenlngserilce 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Choadle, Supt . Sundav School 9:30a.m. Morning " Worshlp!0:30a.m.Prayerservlce,altern· ate Sundays . ALL WEEK!! SEE THIS WEEK'S MAILER FOR MORE FANTASTIC SPECIALS!! Borden, .pastor. Cornelius Bunch, supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Second and fourth Sundays worrshlp ~rvlce at 2:30 p.· SUNbA y I DEC. 1 THRU ~ SATURDAY, DEC. 7, 1985 SEE STORE FOR DETAILS SAllE..."BUY" THE CASE · MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third· Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Notfrom such a family, a great discovery awaits tlngbam, Sunday School Supt. sunday School 10 a.m. wttll classes for all aaea. MEIGS you. Attend · the different Houses of Worship, Evening servicos at 6 p.m. Wednesday Bl· COOPERATIVE PAR!l!H ble study at 7:30 p.in. Youth •ervlces FriUNITED METHODIST CHURCH and talk to the clergymen and to devout day at 7:30p.m. NORTHEAST CLUSTER ECCLESIA FELLOWSmP, 128 MDI St., Rev. Doo ~rch,. memberS Of the COngregatiOnS. Sooner Or later, Middleport. Brother Chuck Mcl'llersm, Rev Ro7 Deeter pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m. ; Sunday and Nursery Cart' I)I'(Mded Coft'ee bJur In the Rev. Seldonlolanson you will find the faith that is right for you, and evening services 7 at 7p.m. and Wednesday ALFRED - Church Sch--' 9:30a.m.,· 1"..-Jsh HaD immPdt.tely loilowlng tile service. ~ services at p.m. , Smith, POMEROY CHURCH OF CIIRIST, 212 W. Worship, 11 a.m.; UMYF6:30p.m.; UMW you WI'II be amp1y rewarded f Or a II th e t'!me YOU ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kenne\h Maln St., Nett Proudfoot, BlbiP School Third Tue-sday, 7: 30 p.m. Communion, . pastor. Sunday School 9;30 a.m.; church ~30 !Lffi.; Mornlng....,hlp, 111:30a.m.; Youth first Sunday. (Archer) have spent in searching for tt. service 7:30p.m.; yoothfeUowshlp6:30p. CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.; Church ......ungs, 6:00 p.m.; Evening ..urshlp, 7:00 p. m.; Bible studu, Thursda", 7:30p.m. I " m W - y night pra,.,-lllit-Ung and Blblo School10a .m.; Btbto Study, Th ur sday, 7p · FULL GOSPEL LIGHTIIlUSE, 33015 study. 7:00 p.m. • m.; UMW, first Thursday, l p.m.; Com· Hllund Road , Pomeroy. Tom KeUy, pasTilE SALVATION ARMY, US Butterwl munlon, first Sunday (Archer! . tor. Danny Lam~rl , S. S. Supt : Sunday . JOPPA ~ Worship 9·. 30 a.m:, Churth Ave., Pommly. Mrs. Doni Wining In charge. morning service at W a.m. ; Sunday even· Sunday ltoUncss llll'OIIng, IO a.m.: Sunday &hoollO: l.l a.m. Bible Study Wednesday, lng service 7:30p.m. Tuesday and Tburs· School, IO: 30 a.m. &lnday School, YffiM !Johnson ). l-------------------------~Jlla.m.Sunday. dayServicesat7: llp.m. n;.. Adams, ~ - 7:30 p.m. Salvation 7:~p.m. LONG BO'ITOM - Churo~ School 9:30 VICTORY BAPTIST, 5:15 N. 2nd St., WORD OF F41TH, 93 Mill St., Middle• rneE'dng. various speakEn and music specials. a.m.: Worship 7 p.m.: Bible Study, Wed· Middleport. James E. Keesee, pastor . port. Sunday morning service 10: 15 a.m.: ThU!llday. 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladles llorno nesday, 7:30p.m.: LJMYF, Wednesday, Sunday mornlni worship 10 a.m .; EvenSunday evening 7:30. Thursday morning Uague. l"'lt'rr''bPrs in char'ge, an Wtt1"'er\ 6:00 p.m.; Communion First Sunday, ZJON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy· CARLETON INTERDENOMINATIONlog service 7 p.m .; Wednesday evening Bible study 10 a.m. Wednesday evening Invited; 6:45 p.m. Thursday, Coops Cadeo Schooi 9:30 a. Harrisonville Rd . Robert Purttll, minis · AL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road . Rev. Daworship 7 p.m. Vlsitallon, Thut'lday 6:30 7:~/vtHAVEN CHURCH OF TilE NAC1asss IYoung Propk>-Bibiol. 7:30p.m Bible IA~~i'risVILLE _Church ter; Steve Stanley, S. S. Supt.; Bill McEl· OO DE> vld Curfman, put or. Sund~:Y Schoolt. l) p.m. 1 sn.ty and Pni,.,- mM!ng, q>en to Ill<' pJbiiC. roy, Asst. Supt. ; Sunday School9: ro a.m.; a.m. : Ralph Carl, Supt. Eventng worship MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH - Gary ZARENE, Rev. Glendon Stroud, pastor. m.: Worship Service ll : a.m. ( eter · POMEROY WlSJSIDE CHUROi OF Holter. pastor. Sunda y School , 10 a.m.; Sunday~hool9:30a.m.; Worship service, TUPPERS PLAINS ST. P~UL Worship service 10: JO a.m.: Even1ng wor· 7:00 p.m. Prayer meetlni, w~ o;unesda y CHRIST, 332'l6Chlklren'sHompRood l<».tnty Church School 9 a.m.: Worship 10 a.m.; ship Sunday 1 p.m. and Wednesda)' , 7 p.m. 7:00 p.m. worship service, U a.m.; J;rayer meeting, 10:30 a.m.; Youth service Sunday 6: 15 p. 7 :11 p m UMW Rood 11il. 99'J.:i235. Vocal music. Sunday WI>'· Blbl S d Tu d Thlr~ ~.i'day, "L~Y\.~.; co.;imunlo; ST. JOHN LIITHERAN CHURCH, Ptn" . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Jody 7:30p.m. Thursday. m. Sundayevenlngservlce7:00p.m. Wedsihp 10 a. m. ~ ElbieStudy 11 a.m.: Worship, 6p. First Sunday (Arc her) . Grove. The RPv. Wllllam Mlddleswarth, Holland, pastor; Wallace Damewood, LIVING WORD CHESTER t;HlJKCtt ;~day Prayer Meeting and Bible Study rn Wednesday. BlbiP Study, 7 p.rn CENTRAL CLUSTER pastor. Church service 9:30a.m.; Sunday Sund:JI School Supt. Worship ...-vke, 9 a. OF GOD _ Gllbert ·SP\'nc:er, paotor. Sun: ~~E SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sun· OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Charles Ha tlleld, pastOr; Linda Rev. ,Jamea E. Corbitt SchoollO: ll a.m. m.; ble ~h 00110 a.m. day School 9: ~ a.m. ;' Mornlnf lfi'VIce day afternoon services at 2:30. Thursday 9Nan. su~. Sunc2a:1 SctWXll9: :ll a.m.; ~ch· lkv. ste~e• Nelson BRADBURY CHURCH CHRIST, HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH . lO:OOa.m.; evenlrliservlces at 7·, 30. __._, John Wright , pastor. SundayOF Schoo\9: lJ !. Mid Sundayeventngservlct7:00p. k pr• er 1- w~•·-•av mg ~ t1rst ana thlRs 9.m!lay lolJowtni Rev. Me\v .. FY_..n. M t Sunday School at 9; ~a.m .', Mornln"'WOr· m.; ·wee rY Rrv """ · ~·-.. " FI BAPTIST CHURCH, Ma•-, m.; Larry Haynes, S. S. Sup1. orn ng • -· W. Z I J 9Jnday School. Youth tn!'f'!lng, 1:JJ p.m. ev7 p.m. Rev. Cl emea.te S· un ca, r. ship atlO: ~a . m .; Sundayevenlngservlce Va. Pastor, Bill Murphy. Sunday SchoollO ery&mday. Rev. Aadrew .Rabeak.ln1 worahlp lO:.:JO a.m. ZA at 7:ll p.m. Thursday servkes at 7;30 p. Mi. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, a.m.; Sunday evenJna 7:30p.m. Prayer ASBURY lsyracu ••t- Worship II a.m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NA - m. Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max Folmer, Sr. dB • ~ RENE R Th s H Collier rcstor W meeting GRAH~M UNITED METHODIST, : Church School 9:45a.m.; Charge Bible · ev. oma · ' · FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Supt. Sunday School and Mornlnl orshlp E an lblestudy Wednesday, 7::11 Preaching 9::.J a.m. nrsr and second, Sun· Study, Wednesday, 7: ll~. m . ; UMW' first OraJlass, Chairman of the Board o Chrls· Knob, located oo Cwnn. Road 31 . Rev. 9:30a.m.; Sunday evenlngservl~, 7p.m.; P·ftirr~~~~RwEEelcow""'IL· L BAPTIST, Sa days of each month; thrd and fourth Sun· tlan Life. Sunday School9: :l) a.m.: Morn· '' y th tl d Blbl St dy Wednes 7;J) p.m.; h0 Ir Re hearsa I• Tuesday, Lawrence Gluesencamp, pastor. Rev. au met' ng an e u • · lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sundav, ~ UMW r rth 5 lng worship 10::rJ a.m.; Sunday evening d 7 day each month wQrshlp services at 7: ~ p. Wednesday 6:<lll p.m.; · ou unRoger Willford, asst. pastor. Preaching ay, p.m. School10a.m.; Sundayevmlng7:00p.m .; 11 7 :J) 7 30 m.: Wednesday evenings at 7:XJ p.m. · day. 6:ll p.m. (Nelson~. wonhlp : p.m. Prayer mee ng : p. services Sunday 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt. 7on Po- Wednesday eYenlng prayer meetlna T:OO Prayer a nd Btblf' Study. ENTERPRISE - Worship ' 9 a.m.: m. Wednesday. w~ -•· 7 30 G G IIIIth meroyBy·Pass. Rev.RobertE.Smlth,Sr. p.m. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dex· ~n~y , : p.m ., ary r ' 1 D k S S S t S da SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mulb· Church School 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Tues· leader. Youth groups Sunday evening at , pastor. Melv n ra e• .. up · un Y SOtrrH BE1'HEL NEW TESTAMENT erry Heights Road, Poi'TK'roy. John Swel· day. 7: ,J ) p.m.: UMW. First Monday, 7:30 ter. Woody Call. pastor. Services Sunday 6:30 p.m . with Roger and VIolet Willford, School9: 30 a.m.; Morning Worlhlp 10:JO; CHURCH, Silver Ridge. Duane Syden7 10 7 gart; Sabbath School Supt. Lo~o~Jse Staats. p.m.: UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. ChOir Re· a.m. and p.m. Wednesday, p.m. leaders. Communion service first Sunday Evening Worship 7:ll p.m.; W~ntsday 1trlcker, pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m.: Sabbath School. 2 p.m. Saturdday with hearsal, 6:30p.m. Wednesday. !Franklin) each month. Prayer Service, 7: :II p.m. Churth servlct 10 a.m. Bible Study Wedworship servlct> following at 3:15p.m. FLATWOODS- Church School, 10 a.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Stevo WIUTE'S CHAPEl. WESLEYAN FAITH BAP.TIST CHURCH, Railroad nesday at 7: 30p.m. June thru September, RIITLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ; worship, 11 a.m.: Bible Study, Tburs· Deaver, Paslor. Robert Smith, Sunday CHURCH_ Coolville RD. Rev. PhUitp Rl· St ., Mason. Sunday School10a.m.: Morn· 7 p.m. Octoberthro May. Sund.ayevenJng - Sister Har rl<'tl Warner, Supt. Swtday day. 7 p.m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. School Supt.; Sunday School 9;l) a.m.; denour. pastor. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Jng worship 11 a.m.; Evenlnt serviceS p. Fellowship 7 p.m. Junethru ~tember, Schooi9: JO a.m.: Mornln~~t Worship, 10: 45 Morning worship ~: fO a.m.: Sunday worship service 10: l:l a.m.; Bible study m. Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wed· p.m. October thru May. . 6 (Franklin). 9 a.m. a.m .; FOREST RUN - Woc"'hhl1p evenlng Bwlbor1shlpd7: 7 p.m.; Wednesday and worship service, Wedne~day, 7 p.m. ,n;;esd,;,;;.a,;.y,;.7.;p.;.m_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;-; ;.l. ' ----------, POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David Churt'h School 10 A.M.: or pract 1ce, even1ng e stu Y r::vt p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mann , ministE-r. William Snouffer. Sunday Tuesday. 6:30p.m.: UMW, flrsr Tu~day , BURLlNGHAM OOMMUNITY CHURCH, Mark Jones, pastor. Bill Nicholson , Sun· School Supi. Sunday School, 9:.Jl a.m.: 7;Jl p.m. (Nelson ). Burlingham. Ray Lauderml.lt, pastor; RodaySehoolSup!.SundaySchool9::.la.m.; MomlnR Worshi p tO: 30 a.m. HEATH !Middleport I -Church School, bert Cozart, assistant paslcr. Sunday SctKlol MorntngWonhipand Conununlon 10:30 a. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po9:ll a.m.: Worship 10:30 a.m.; Blbll.' 10 a.m.: w<nhlp 7 p.m.; Wednesday, 6 p.m. m. meroy Plkf'. OaYid Hunt. pastor: Jack Study, Tuosday, 10 a.m.; UMW, second yoothmeettng; Wed. 7p.m.churchservtces. RUTLANDBIBLEMETIIlDIST. Amos Needs, Sunday School Dlrt'fflor. Sunday Monday, 7:30 p.m. ; UMW Third Monday, PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH, II Tillis, pastor. Sonny Hud..., , sup!. Sunday Scool. 9:30a.m.; Morning Worship. 10: 30; 7·30 mlleotfRt . 325. Rev. BenJ.Watts,pastor. Sch oo1930 . pm . . (Zuniga) : a.m.; Mom Ing won hi p, 10 ; 30 evMing worship, 7:00p. m. Tuesday Visi· ·, MINERSV1LLE - Worship Servlceh !dO Lee ~ussell, S.S. Supt. Sun~ay Sch04_)1S9: JO a.m.; Sunday evening service 7: 00 p.m. tallon, 7 p.m. WE'dnesday. Prayer service. a. m.; Chu rch Sc hool, 11 a.m.: UMW, t lr a.m., Morning Worship W.30 a.m., un· Wednesday service 7 p.m. WMPO pro7:l) p.m.; Mls!llon Friends , 7:."1J p.m.: Wednesday, 1 p.m.; Choir practice, Mon· day evening service 7:30 p.m.; Wed.nes· gram 9 a.m. each SUnday. Girls In Acllon, 7: lO p.m. day. 7:30 p.m. !Nelson I. day service, 7:30p.m. Rlll'LAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, BaiPEARL CHAPEL - Worship Service 9 SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little, RENE. Rev. Lowell Ford, pastor. Sunday ley Run Road, RC'V . Emmett Rawson. pas· a.m.: Church Schoolll a.m.: UMW Se· pastor. Steve Little, S. S. Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; worshlpsE<rvlce10:30a. tor. Handley Dunn , supt . Sunda y School. cond Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF last School tO a.m.; Morningworslp. U a.m.: m.: Young people's servlct · 6 p.m. 10a.m.: SundayeYenlng.service. 7:30p.m. Tuesdiy, 7:30 p.m. (Rubenklng) . Sunday evening worship 7:30p.m. Prayer Evangelistic serviceS: lJ p.m. Wednesday : Bible leaching, 7; 30 p.m. Thursday. POMEROY- Church School. 9:15a.m. me.tlng and Blblesludy.:rliUrsday, 7:30 p. service 7 p.m. SYRACUSE MISSION, CHorry St., Sy: worship 10:30 a. m.; Choir rehearsal m.; Youth meeting Wednesday at 7 K.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller racu!E'. Services, 10 a.m. Sunday. Evening Wednosday, 7: ~ p.m.; u MW, second R_,fdONICI2nNdG UFE MBAPTd 1ST CHSU CH Si. , Mason, w. Va . Eugen• L. Conger, mi6 5 serv\('es Sunday and Wf'dnf;lsday at7:00p. Ave., I dleport. Unday nlster. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m.: Wor· Tuesday, 7: 30p.m.: UMYF unday, p.m. - vo.l • m. ~Corbitt ! . Scbool10 am. Sunday evening 7:00p.m.; ship u a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9:15 Mld·week service, Wed., 7 p.m. Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. IN CHRISTIAN UN ION, Rov . Kellh Eblin, a. m.: Worship IO a.m.; Bible Study, WedLANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· pa!ltor. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. , Wade nesdav, 7:30p.m.: UMYF (SenlorsJ. Sun- Rober1 E. Musser, pastor. Suhda~Sdlool dl L M 011 w v J N Thacker ' h S 9 30 p I M In ng liB • . a. . . Hayman , supt .; Morning Worship, lO:~a. da y, 5 p.m.; (.Juniors! every ot Pr un· : a.m.; au us!f'r, supt.; orn g pastor.ane, Evening service 7:30p.m.; wn., m.; Sunday evening servleP 7: JO p.m.: day ' 6 p·m· (Franklin) ·Sc worship 10: 30 a.m.; Sunday evening ser· • Ml 1 d k 9 45 ,, Wed mens n stry, Th ursday, 9: 30 a.m.; Wednesday Prayer Meetlnl{, 7: l) p.m. RUTLAND- Church hool, : a.m.; v•ce, 7 p.m.; ml ·wee service, nes· Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7:15 MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, worship, 10: 30 a.m.: UMW (Evening Cir· day, 7 p.m. p.m. Racine. Rt>v. JamfS Sauerneld. pastor. cle l second Wednesday, 7:30p. m.: UMW SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· Freeman Williams, Supt . Sunda y School ~ Afternoon Circle) ~nd Thursday, I p. ZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMUJan, pastor. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN 9:45 a.m.; Sunday and Wednesday even· m. 1Rubenklng) . Mary Janice Lavender, SUnday School CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. William tng st"rvl!'es, 7 p.m. SALEM CENTER - Church Schoql10a . Supt. Sunday ~hool 9: .'II a.m.: Morning Campbell, pastor. Sunday School 9: :.> a. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. wor:!!ihlp 10: ll a.m.; Evangellltlc service, m.: James Hughes, supt. Evett.lng service m.; worship 9: 4!i a.m. !Rubenklngl. Corrwr Sixth and Palmer. Earl Eden, Pall· SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8::.1 a.m.: 6 p.m.; Prayer and PralaeWednesday, 7p. 7:30p.m. Wednsdayevenlni prayer meettor. Ray Fields, S.S. Supt. ; Dan Riggs, Church School10 a.m. (Rubenkln(O. m.; Youth meeting, 7 p.m. tng 7:ll p.m. Youth prayer service each Asst. Sup!. Sunday School. 9: 15 a.m.; EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Tuesday. Morning Worship,· 10: 15 a.m. ; Sunday CHRIST, ~ldelf R.18lake, p11tor. Sunday FAIRVlEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, Evenln~~: service, 7 p.m. Youth met'Ung , SOUTHERN CLVSTER School 10 a.m.; Gary Reed, Lay leader. w. Va., Rt . 1, James Lewis, pastor. Wor· 7:30p.m. Wednf'Sday; evenln~ service 7 p. Ro&er Grace Mornlng 1errnon, 11 a.m.; Sunday night ship services 9:30a.m.; Sunday School U m.; Choir prarrlce 8 p.m. Rev. Paul McGuire services: Christian Endetvor 7;lJ p.m., a.m.; Evening worship 7: 30p.m. Tuesday Rev. Keith Rader song service 8 p.m. Preaching 8:ll p.m. cottage prayer meetlng and Bible Study Springtime always turns to Summer. We !eel tt.> t.>at and see tt.> M!DOLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, APPLE GROVE - CHurch School 9:00 Mkl·week: prayer meetlng, Wednf!dly, 7 9:~ a.m.: Worship ~ervke, Wednesday 5th and Main. Bob Melton, mlnlsler. AI grass and leaves and garrens and fields I!Ung our eyes. We watch <t. m. Worship, 10:00 a.m. lflrsl and third p.m. 7:30p.m. Harl son. ussoc. minister: Mike Gerl~c b, Sund;nt!1 : UMW Second Tuesday, 7:JP p. the many clou~ climb hlgh Into the sky. We t.>ar the thunder and OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Sundav School Superlnlendcnt. Bible m.: Prayer meeting, Wednesda)',7 p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Walnut and Henry Sts.• Ravenswood , W. School 9;:l0 a.m.; MornlnR Worship 10:30 feel the rain and are thankful for the little bit d roolness that graces 1Grace1. Roger Watsoo, pastor. Crensoo Pratt , Va . The Rev. George t . Weirick , pastor. a.m. Evrnt ng Worship 7:00p.m. WE'dncs· BETHANYWors hip. 9 a.m.: Church that day. In Spring we SEe tre beauty of the llrst flowers and the Sunday School Supt. Morning worship 9; 30 Sunday SCbool9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship da y. 7:00p.m. Prayer mN'Ilng . SChool, 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wednesday, a.m.; Sunday ScboollO: 30 a.m.; Evening 11 a.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF TilE NAthickening of the trees as the enlarge Into sprouting leaves. We 10 a.m.; Dorea~ Women 's Fellowship, .service, 7:30p.m. CALVARYBtBLECHURCH,Jocatedon ZARENE, Co·paslors Rt>v. Charles CoylE' enjoy the blossoms as we walt for the fruit that Is sure to follow. If Wednesday, 11 a.m. (McGuire) . MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, Pomeroy Pike, County Road 75 near Flaland Rr" . Nancy Coyle. Bill Whitt>, Sunday CARMEL- Church School 9:30a.m.: woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Service. pastor; Joe Sayre, Suf'day School Supt. S<-hool Sup! Sunday School 9:30a.m.: Springtime turns 1D Summer, we know Autumn Is not tar beyond. Worship, 10: lj5 a.m. Second and Fourth Sunday School 9:45 · a.m.; Eventng wor· on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 7: lJ p.m. with Mornln~ Worship 10:30 a.m.: Evangell!tlc The greens of summer become the gold and orange and reds of Sundays: Fellowship dinner with Sutton ship 6: ll p.m.; Prayer Meeting, 6: ~p.m . SundaySchool9:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wed · mrelln~ 7. 00 p.m. WE'dnesday, 7: 00p.m. · third Thursday, 6:Xl p.m. {McGuire). Wednesday. nesday. 7: 30 p.m. Autumn . WeseetrelastsplashofcolorfrommUkweedpods~lng, Prayer mrrllng, EAST LETART - Churoh Schooi9 a.m.; TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF FAITH FELWWSmP CRUSADE FOR UNITED PKESBVTERIAN MINISTRV the cltlckory along the road and tiE Chrysanthemums In everyones Worship 10 a.m . second/ and fourth SUJI· CHRIST. Jody Holland, miniSter. Deryl CHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antlquil)l, Rev . OF MEIGS COUJVrY days; UMW flnt Tuesday, 7::1J p.m. Wells, Supt . Moming worship, 8:00a.m.: Franklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday morn. yards. We pUe the leaves high and tiE cltUdren jump Into that pile Re\'. Ken Wilkinson tG race). Church SChool 9:00a .m. lng 10 a.m.: Sunday ~enlng 7::1) p.m. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN and shout with glee. LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.: CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA- Thursday evening 7:30p.m. CHURCH - Sunday: Worship Services Ct'lureh SchoollO a.m. tGrace) . RENE. Rev. Herbert Grat.,, pallor. ' STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP · As we walk along lite streets and drive the country roads we 9:00 a.m .: Church SchoollO: 15 a.m.: Bible MORNING STAR- Worship, 9;ij5 a.m.; Frank Riffle, supt. Sunday School 9: :r> a. TtST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. Study Sunday 7:30 p.m.; Prayer Group are met with trees all bare and grass turned brown and a nip In the Church School, 10:30 a.m.; Bible STudy, m.; Worship service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. SundaySchoollOa.m.:·worshlpservtceU Wedn l'Sday at 9:00 a. m. aJr tens Winter Is near. There stU! Is beauty In the fields of corn Thursday, 7: 30p.m. !Rader!. Sunday. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer meeta.m.: Sunday evening servl~,7: 30 p.m.; . MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERii\N ' RACINE WESLEYAN - Chun:h Srltool, lng. Wednesday evenlng service 7:30 p.m. Church school 10:15 a.m. Morning Wor· shocked 1n rows and trees silhouetted against the sky. Little wisps of 10 a.m.; Worship lla.m.; UMWfourth Mon· LAUREL CLIFF FREE METIIlDIST INDEPENDENT lllllNESS CHURCH $1P 11; 15 a.m. Tu(>sda y, 10:00 a.m. Bible smoke come from the ~hlmneys letting us know there Is warmth da)' at 7:J> p.m.; Men's Prayer Breakfast. CHURCH. Rev. Robert Miller, pastor. RoInc., Pearl St. , Middleport. Rev. O'l)(oll Study: Thu rsday. 7:30 p.m. Bible Study. Wednesday, 7 a.m. (Grace!. bert E. Barton, Director t1 Christian Edu· Manley, pastor. Sunday School 9:31a.m.; Inside and a cheery welcome. SYRACUSE FIRST UN IT Ell> PRESBY· SLITTON - Church School, 9:30 a.m.; cation; Steve ElJIIn, assistant. SUnda y Morning worship 10:30 a.m.; Even~g TERIAN - Worship service 10:15 a.m. AD nature sings In rNery smson 1f we wW <Illy stop and listen and School 9: :t1 a.m.; Moming worship 10:30 worship 7:Xt p.m. Tuesday, 12: J) p.m. WoMornina:Worshlp 10: 45 a.m. first and third Church SchooilO:OOa .m. Tuesday, 10a.m. a.m.; Choir practiC!e, Sunday 6;:t1 p.m.; men's Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:00 Sundays: Fellowship dinner with Carmel look. God Is In H1s glory In evecy season 1f we wlll ooly look around Bible Study: Sunda.y, 6 p.m. Junior and Se· Evenln1 worship 1; 00 p.m. Wednesday p.m. Prayer and Praise service. lhird Thursday, 6:30p.m. IMCGulret. nlor High Youth Groups. and see. Our senses come from God at our creation. God had put Prayer and Bible Study, 7;30 p.m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSKENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Ollv"r RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Putor, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, TOLIC -VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder sights and sounds and smeUs and W<llders to tooch when He created Swa in, Sup1. Sunday SChool 9: :Kl a.m. ev· John Evans. Sunday School 10:00 a.m.; James Mtuer, pastor. Sunday School, Charles Ruuell Sr., minister. Rick Ma · ery week. ....,. Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Chll· the world and the universe. The Creator God next made man with all 10:30 a.m.; Worsfllp Service, Sunda:y, 7: J) comber, tupt. Sunday School 9; :.1 a.m.; HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. dren's Churt'h ll a.m. Sunday Evening Worship service 10;30 a.m. Bible study, p.m.: Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:.m p.m. his senses to enjoy th1S creation, that He had created . We want to Tom Staten, pastor. Sunday School9:JJ a. " · Service 7: 00p.m. W«.>d ., 6 p.m. Young La· Tu"'daY, 7:30 p.m. POMEROY WESLEY AN HOUNESS, m.; Evening service 7::.1 p.m. Wednesday ... · • dies' Auxiliary. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Famshare Ire wonrers we have made. We want to make and things to REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS Barrl•onvllle Road. David Ferrell, pas· • prayer meeting 7: ll p.m. - ily Worship. relp others endure. So God, the Creator, made the seasons, gave CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Port - tor; Clinton Faulk, Sunday School Supt. ; BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near land·RaclneRoad. WllllamRouah, pastor. SUnday School 9:~ a.m.; morning wor· CHRIST, Duane Warden, mlnllter. Bible L.ong BoUom . Edsel Hart, paslor. Sunday man his S1!11SeS and said this I give to you to mjoy and to share with Ul.nda Evan~, churcb school director. ship, 11 a.m.; Sunday evenlniservtce7: M class 9:30a.m.; Morning Wonhlp 10::.J a. School 9;30 a.m.; Worship 10:30 a.m.; me and with me another. I am God. You are My creation. 1 have nol Church school 9:30a.m.; 'Morning worslp p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednl!day, 7:30 p. m.; Evening Worship 6:!ll p.m. WedneePrayer meeting Thursday, 7:30p.m. 10:30 a.m.; Wednll!lday evenlng Jl'ayer m. day.Bible Study 6:00p.m. forgotten :you. Look to tiE seasons and dO mt l:lrget me. You see "I MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST aervlces, 1:Jl p.m. SYRACUSE ,FIRSTCHURCH OF GOD. NEW STIVER9VILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Corn er Ash and Plum. Ralph am the Lord your God. I Love you, Please love me." BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl · non-Pentecostal, Wonhlp oervrce &lnday CHURCH, Sunday School service, 9: ~5 a. · Cundiff, pastor. Sunday Sc~oollO: OOa. m. ; Shuler, putor. Wonhlp service, 9:30a.m. 10 a.m.: Sunday Scboolll a.m. Evening m.; Worship servtce 10: 30 a.m.j Morning Worship, 11 :00 a.m.; Wednesday Sunday Schooll0:30a.m, Bible Study and worship service 7:00 p.m. Wedneadly Evangellsflc SerYice 7: l) p,m. Wednesand Saturday EYenln g Services a17: 30 p. prayer meeting 7:00p.m. prayer service Thursday, 7::11 p.m. day: Prayer meeting 7:.10 p.m. Thur'May. m. P"-""'· •Money Saver hems . •Everyday low Pritts FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ here are many homes in WhiCh rei igion playS DOUBLE OUPO •Weekly -Spotiol• ' · t' Orden Middleport· Pomerov, o. RIIINOUR , · sates and Ser-lt•ce Rutland, Ohio 45715 . J. wm. ''Bill" Brown, owner Phone 1614)742-2177 Locust & Beech Street 992·H21 Middlepdrt different religions. ,., Equl'pment ~ - .. COI!Ipiete Automotive ,. , Brown's Fire & EWS & SONS SOHIO choose r FURNI~!e~~RDWARl 700 W. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 9.92-2891 OPEN MON.· SAT. 8:00 A.M.-10:00 PM. SUNDAY 10 A,M.~10 P.M . ' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins. Co. "The Lord render to every man his righteousness and his faithfulness." -1 Samuel 26:23 Pomeray, Ohio ' ,I, ' -Wendell Lewis Willkie NEW YORK .:: _~ aDlHING tOJSE 'l'v :;. KERMIT'S KORNER BIG BEND FOO-D LAND BIG BEND FULL CASE A v~. SERMONETTE FAMILY MEAL PLANNING Saltines FREEZER MEAT SALE •6 LB. BONELESS CHOICE SHOULDER ENGLISH ROASTS •6 LB. BONELESS CHOICE CHUCK ·ROAST •6 LB. FRESH-GROUND BEEF •6 LB. BEEF CUBED COUNTRY STYLE BUCKET STEAKS •6 LB. PORK SHOULDER STEAKS •FIVE 12-0Z. PKG. TENDER BEST WIENERS •FIVE 12·0Z. PKG. ENDER BEST BACON $4999 28 $ 12 1-LB. BOXES Place Orders In Advance / BEEF PATTIES 10 LB. PKG. $890 $990 ~ $998 TURKEY UMSTICKS Individual Rat ail $2400 Sausa~e 69C 48-5 OZ. ANS ASSORTED SLICED COUNTRY STYLE PORK CHOPS CUBED 10 39( $"f6! SHOWBOAT FOODLAND 2/11 Fill CA!I SWEET SUE Iota II 3/$1 of. CANS lndi rid till Rotail FUU CA!I WHOLE CHICKEN 6-50 OZ. CANS $13 74 2/89 1 FULL CASE STEAKS lBS. OR lndhidtr~l Kidnev Beans 24-16 Individual RttaOI 3/11 RED IndiVIdual Retail 1 saoo 24-16 OZ. CANS · TOMATO JUICE $ Q68 89¢ 12-46 01. CANS MORE ROBIN HOOD saoo saoo lndividtlll Rttall 3/11 FULL CASE Pizza Crust 24-61/1 OZ. POUCH!S $19! lndividtlll Retail 3/11 GRADE A YOUNG VALLEY STAR TURKEYS '89< MEDIUM SWEET MARTHA WHITE Chili FULL CASE /Beans $2136 OZ. CANS FULL CASE ~o~~z. !~E~ad$ 712 lndividtr~l Retail 3/891 FULL CASE FOODLAND Catsup 24-15 Ot IRS. lndi vid 1111 Retail 99 1 U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW ONIONS POTATOES Apple :Gu·$349 !!GlB·$299 FRANCO-AMERICAN FULL CASE BUDGET BOX WHOLE STICK $8 69.( LB. lUTTLE B. PIG SAUSAGE..........; $. 189 3 ' SAUSAGE ...........u .......... $189 BOX I WIENERS $699 BREAKFAST BOX Contalno: 3 LBS. BACON 3 LBS. SAUSAGE Brawnschweiger LB. 69< PORK LIVER ...... 2 lu. 89< $759 •PEPPERONI LB.$119 SLICED.........;.......II!,,$2 .29 •SAUSAGE Polish Sausage HI lOll Ll. 99( oo FOODLAND TRUCKLOAD Of SAVINGS - 2/11 1b SMOKED HAMS Whole Sltanic HALF STICK.....Ib. 79 1 lb $189 BRATWURST ................................ . 2 LBS. 2 LBS . BACON . 2 LBS. SAUSAGE ROLL SAUSAGE ...~.!'!;.~!~....... $5 89 SLICED BACON ....~.!~;.~!~....... 99 Deli Bologna oown Contain~< :~:· '$659 FALTER'S r_... the rlghta to limit q,~llt1itin • ~ ellectlvo Sun., Dec. 1 tlllll Sot., Dec. 7, • USDA Food : lndi,vidtlll ' Retail 24-1411• OZ. CANS Skinless Wieners MEAT SALE FULL CASE Spaghettio's $1200 ~4G~~~z. CANS $1 068 rum • Individual Retail FULL CASE Pork & Beans . ' 88 FLANDERS . ·sAUSAGE 10 LB. PKG. Vienna a·eef Stew Ph. 992-2891 REGULAR or HOT OLE VIRGINIA t ·ACON FULL CASE SAVE OVER S20 TEN POUND SALE SAVORY ARMOUR Stem Pl. accepted • Not rttponlible for typograhlcel errors. ., . •DELUXE 2 PIZZAS $400 �The Daily Sentinel By The Bend In the spotlight Friday. November . 29, 1985 . Page-6 Leftovers? Watch out for.mold _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ BY CINDY S. OUVERI County Eidenslon Agenl, Home Economics 4-H During .~sy days ahead, you may have leftovers that get neglEcted and disrovered days <r weeks later In the re!l'lgerator. Along with the leftovers, rmld may be present. Molds oo food grow the year round In the refrigerator. Many molds perform useful functions: they age and Davor cheeses. are used In breadmaklng, help prepare soy sauce, produce penicillin, and manufacture citric acid used to flavor !Dft drinks. But there are also the destructive molds. These hasten i>od spoilage and cause aUerglc and respiratory problems. A few can produce !lllsons. But you have to handle any mold that grows in your own refrigerator on these and other !oods. When you Sj!e a blue or whatl"\\er color spot m food, that's a clue the rmld's hem giuwtng long enough to produce spores. The spores give it the oolor. For the first two or three days, most rmlds look white. The surface mold you see is just the tlp rl the rmld. The larger part is made up rl threads that Invade the food below Is moldy, do not sniff the mold .. . It meats, meat pies or c:pened canned the surface. These threads, <r roots, can cause respiratory problems. ham. If a smoked turkey has a nourish the mold plant In loose few Throw away Immediately any food small spot of mold, cut It ott same molds that produce !llisons, the that's heavily covered with mold. as you would cheese. But throw out poisons are contained In and around Wrap it In plastic wrap or gently moldy baked chicken. A tlny spot of mold can probably place It In a small paper bag to keep these threads. be safely scooped out of jelly or the S!llres from Infecting the rest ct Molds can tolerate sugar and jam. Then use a second clean spoon salt, too. You can find them In the room. Clean the refrigerator to scoop out considerably around refrigerated jamsandjellles, and In where the food was sitting, and the spot. It the Femalnder looks and cured, salty meats such as ham, - examine other ilods it contactoo. Mold spreads quickly In fruits smells normal, you can use it. It It bacon and salami. To control rmld and vegetables. It the fond soows tastes fermented, throw It out. In yliur refrigerator, It's Important You can also cut away small to give It a toorough cleaning. Mold ooly a tiny spot of mold, here are spots of mold !rom the surface d spores !rom infected food can build some rules-of-thumb from the U.S. firm trults and vegetables such as up, shortening the life of other foods Deplirtment ot Agriculture to use as a guide. Some cheese is made cabbage, bell peppers and carrots. In the refrigerator. !rom mold, but look tor mold that Discard soft vegetables such as Clean the Inside rl the refrigerator with one tablespooo of baking shouldn't be there. In hard block tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce soda dissolved In a quart of watet. cheeses, cut off at least an Inch that show mold growth. Throw away at sight visibly Rinse with clean water and dcy. around and below t_he mold spot. Keep your knife or cheese wire out moldy bread, cake, buns, pastry, Scrub visible - usually black corn-on-the-cob, stored nuts, flour, of the mold itself. Recover the mold on rubber casings with three whole grains, rice, dried peas and cheese In fresh wrap. Do not lry to tablespoons of bleach In a quart of water. And be sure to keep save Individual cheese slices, .soft beans, and peanut butter. The mold dishrags, dish cloths, sponges and cheese, cottage cheese, cream, on these foods can be toxic. Pay special attention to health or mops clean and fresh. A musty sour cream or yogurt. "natural" foods. They are at high H there's mold In hard salamis, smell means they're moldy. risk for mold. Now that we're In-between holi- cut out a small S!llt by following the Did You Know That.. .. Graln and days, it might be a good Idea to give cheese rule. You can also cut mold nut crops, llke peanuts, are at high your refrigerator a thorough off dry-cured counlry ham If it's risk for toxic mold growth, lD these .ooly a small, surface spot. Discard cleaning. crops are monitored? moldy bacon, hot dogs, sliced lunch H !Dme food In your refrigerator For additional Information on retrlgerator storage, oontact the Meigs County Cooperative Extenslve Office at 992-0096. · COOLVll.LE - A square dance WUI be held Friday beginning at 8 p.m. at the Coolville Firehouse. children under 12. For Information call Eastern High at 985-3329. Arb aad l2'8fla fair MONDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, wlllhilve a Christmas dinner at Triqlty Church, Monday, 6: .'l0 p.m. Members are reminded to take things for baskets lor two families. All money !rom fund·ralslng projects Is tobetumedlnat the meeting. WNG BO'ITOM - Rockland Branch or the Pythian Sisters wfll meet 8 p.m. Monday at the Long BoUcxn Community Building. .' " ·POMEORY - Southern Local Sc!lool Boerd will meet In special ~ · MOndaY. 7::1) p.m., at the hfilaecmol. - Gm~ Club pm'ly Racine Gun Club ~patty wiD be held~. 7, 7 p.m. tnlla.m.attlieRaclneLeglon Hall. Gun Club members are reminded that dues sbauld be paid no later than Dec. 31. RACINE - Meals lllrbu!*rs PAGEVILLE -ScipiO Volunteer Fire Department Ladles: Auxiliary wlll be serving meals for deer huntersDec.2throughDec.7atthe Pagl"'lille T~house. Serving times wlll be: breakfast. 5 to 7; lunch, 11::II to 1: :ll; dinner, 5 to 7. P10ceeds wlll go to the fire department. LONG BO'ITOM- Long Bottom evenln& meals to deerwlllhunters Community Association serve beginning Monday and continuing COOLVll.LE - Coolville Elemental)' PfO is sponsoring a Christmas Arts and Crafts Fair oo Saturday, Dec. 7, from 10 a.m. to 4 Many will be p.m. Inlocal the craftsmen! school gymnasium. featured. For $1. children 8 and under can enjoy breakfast with Santa at 9: :ll a.m. Refreshments wUI be avallable and doorprizeswfll be given away. Music by the Rainbow Connection wlll be fea· tured at 2 p.m. 11 AM 'TIL 5 PM 26°/o POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Gilmore .birth Joe and Linda Gilmore, Route 1, Box 196, Walworth, Wis. are I06 luttemut Ave. P-nrov. Ohio c~.ason,BarryJoseph,Nov.12at munity College Winter Quarter will start on Jan. 3. Walk-In registration wUI be on Jan. 2. _ The college wlll be offering a personal ttnance course at Meigs High on Thursday nights !rom 6 to BRADFORD'S l ' UPTO • t • 2.0L diesel engine • 5-speed manual transmission • 4MfFM Located on Ct.rry Ridge. Turn East at Darwin onta Rt. 611, go 4 mi. to Milepost 13, Turn South an gravel road, 1112 mile to anln. stereo • Tinted glass • Power steering • Rear window delrosrer • Dual remote sport windows • Front & rear bumper guards , Beat-.._. 1nniJI'Id111'41's W c. 4ya'I .. II'OW', SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS mNoy. Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub· llshln !i Company /MuUimedla, Inc .. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph . 992-21116. Second class posta·g e paid at Pomeroy, J0 b's Daughters int'tt.ates KristenPape,daughterofMr.and Mrs. James ?ape, Syracuse, and MarcleHUI,daughterofDennieHUI and Sandra Biter, Racine, were Initiated Into Bethel62, Internatlnal Order of Job's Daughters, at Monday night's meeting at the Middleport Masonic Temple: Sherr! Sisson presided at the meeting, with Carol Smith and DreamaBentz,pasthonoredqueen Merrl Amsbary, guardian, Mik~ , associate guardian, Julie · Byer and Kathy Johnson, past guardians; Mike Walker, master r1 Bosworth CouncU, and Nlal Salser, past master of Pomeroy Lodge, being Introduced. · The members partlclpated In the installation of Evangeline Chapter, Order rl. the Eastern Star, recently, and afterwards enjoyed a pizza party. Lisa Miller was Installed as ·guide! and Shannon Coates as marshall of the Bethel. (WITH ANY SERVICE PERFORMED) ALSO SPECIAL PRICES ON LUBE, OIL & FILTER TRANSMISSION SERVICE & TUNE-UP IF YOU PLAN TO TRADE - (8•6 FINANCING OR SSOO CASH EXPIRES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30th ON LANCERS & LEBARON GTS OPEN FRI. 12 TO 6; SAT. 9-4 COOPER Plymouth, Dodge lr.HRYSLER ' ~-·__ _j Chrysler, Dodge 399 So. 3rd 1 :Dodge Truchs ; l~AS ·&,388." MembE-r: United Press International. Inland Dally Press Association and th e FEATUIIfS IIICUJtJE Ohio Newspaper Assoctatlon. National Advertising Representative, Branham Newspaper Sales. 733 Third Avenue. • 2.0l4·cylinder engine • Halogen latadlamps • Brlghtlront bumper ) • Laddar-type frame POSI'MASI'ER: Send address changes to The Dally Senl\ncl , 111 Court St .. Pomeroy, OhiO 4571il. • 6-lool pickup box • Twin·I·Beam independent franr suspension (-1 x 2) • Easily removable tailgate • P·metric all-season tread steel-befted radiatt1res SUBSCRIPTION RATI!S 117 Carrier or Motor Route On• Wool<..-----------·· ·· ... ...............11.10 One Month ................................. $4.80 "The savings are appealing, but it's the taste that keeps me ooming back. Century's a quality cigarette:· -LYDIA LEWIS, SAGINAW.MI - JO BRADY, LOUISVILLE, KY .. "... P~ and simple, it's an excellent taste for your money. I haven't found any better:' SubscriMrs no! df.'Sirlng to pay the car· rter may remit in advanet> direct to Mall Suhscrlptlon!l year end countdown sales Sottls • tird Ws • Oysttr llltlh • Grit • F~rtllillln - Ulllf • c-nt and Mertar • Stock Stilt • Waltr Wtolllf • . _ . , Salt • IIHtrs • Voccilll • loofittt • Pairtll - 1111 lrond ftlldng . 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SINGLE COPY PRICE • Dally ................... .., ............. 25 Cents towns whtre home carrier servlte is avallablr. 992·6421 "The savings are good. The taste is great. You've got a good thing gomg, don't change a thing:' eon.tPII:Q· .. on• v.. r ...................... ,......... 1117.20 lbe Dally Sentinel on a3, 6or 12 month basis. Credit will be given carriE'r each month. No subSCriptions by mall permitted In Middleport . .- ALFRED . SPITZLBERGER, SANJOSE,CA Ohio. New Yor k, New York 10017. .,. 20 FEATUIIU mllllE f~ESH CUT TIDS AYAIABLE 01 Cur YOUI OWN Published evtry aft~moon . Monday 1hroulrtl Friday, 111 Court St.. Po- Southern Local School District. Other 'funds from projects will be u.sed forthe purchaseofplayground equipment. The first grade won a pizza party for the most sales in the project, and It was noted by Donna Norris. head teacher, that sale FOR A FREE .Winter Inspection &Car Wash 204 Condor St. Pomery, OH. SAVE . . . . . The Daily Sentinel A do!U!tlon of $2i each to all stx grade classrooms, the remedial reading teacher and the klndergarten was made by the Racine · PT _ O at the Monda _y night meeting held at the.school. A copier Is also being purchased with half of the fundingcoming from a PrO project and the other half • from the general fund of the prtzes wUI be In before Christmas. Rhonda Dalley, vice president, presld~ at the meeting with Sue Grace, treasurer, reported a profit of$000on the recent turkey and ham dinner. · It was noted that there will be a school Christmas party Dec. ~th with vacation to start then and extend to Jan. 2. On Dec. 19th Paul Cllck will come and perform a country musical for all grades. The school Christmas program wiD be held on Dec. 19 at the Racine Baptist Church starting at 7:30p.m. A vote of thanks was extended to the girl scouts for a baby sitting service. Room count was won by Mrs. Jan Norris' ·third grade. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Ill SERVICE '86 FORD ESCORT SELECT L11 dr 1 CHRISTMAS TREES RaCIOe · P'T1Q 1' "Century's a great cigarette and Iget 5 extra cigarettes per pack. That's getting my money's worth:' . announcing the birth of tbelr.fourth Mercy Hospital, Janesville, Wise. He weighed eight pOOnd.s, l2 ounces and was ~ b\ches long. • Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore have three daughters, Shannon Lyn, li, Kasey Joe, six, and Robin Louise, three. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gardener Wehrung and Me. and Mrs. Elza GUmore, Pomeroy. Great·grandparents are Mrs. Geor· gta Wehrung, Middleport, Mrs. Nora Gilmore, Pomeroy; Mrs. Faye Daugherty, Massllon, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bennette, Point Pleasant, W.Va. He Is the great nephew of Louise Gilmore. Pomeroy. r;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~ fourhoursachilddlesofchlldabuse In the United Slflles, that 93 percent of the abusers are the parents, that fouqiercent are other relatives· , and that only three percent are nonrelatives. Theysaidthatthethingtodowhen witnessing abuse Is to keep your "cool", ask non-threatening ques· lions, comfort and support the child, believe what the chUd says, take the child to a doctor, and assist 1n seeking professional counseling 'or '' the child and the abuser. Assistance can be obtained by calling the Chi ldren's Services of the Department of Human Services, the sheriff's ottlicce or the Crlsisllne. And those reporting do not have to give their names. · Casto and Hoffman noted that help Is needed to present programs . on child assault pTI"'Ienllon in the schools and anyone Interested shouldcontactCrislsljne.Adonatlon was made to the program by the CCL. Nancy Morris presided at the meetin~ which opened with the mothers prayer and pledg!!. Helen Blackston Introduced the speakers. Peggy Harris had devotions using a reading, "ThankYouGod.;'ForroU·. call members responded . with a comment on whether they woUld report a trle.nd wiD was a child abuser. Itwasmtedthat bt.January there will be a soower d. Items to be brought In for needy families. A Christmas party was set for Dec. 19 at Sebasttans In Parkersburg. Gift wrappingS wfll he judged before an exchange. Members are to meet at the Pomeroy parldng lot at 6:~ p.m. to travel to Parkers· burg. The hostess gift was won by Susie Abbott. The traveling prize was donated by Jane!Duffy andWQn by Mrs. Morris. Peggy Houdashelt and Mrs. Duffy were hostesses. IF· YOU'RE NOT YOUR USED CAR IN THIS WINTER COME ON DOWN TO , Cooper Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge ~IDe fi~::~::::::::::::::~::::::::~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:b~~~-~-~--~~~~~~~~~~============::: 11 !USPS 145-HOl .\ Dlvlltioll of Multlmedla, Inc. Jerry and Linda Van Inwagen organized a bowlin party 1 thel · dens -tly at·g the Gor111 Usr --~·.. a po Skyline Bowlf1!g Lanes. AttendlngweretheV . In wagens and their sons , Jer rodan and Davld . Pat Wolf d chUdren, Andy• Anna and Susanan Johnny Ridgew d ' ay an son, J. R.., all of Den 2; and Brenda Tuttle leader of the Tlg d he ers an r two - ' Eri d Mike ~ns. c an , Ron and Debbie Cloneh an d Ryan, Mickl and Hick H II d child Eric . o on an _ ren, , """is Mi h 1 Rickie and Chaslty · '~, .. c ae • Ron Hill and son, Er 1c, J oyce otto and Chidren• Micah an d Stepha . nIe. Casto and Patty Hoffman about It, was discussed by ot the Child AssaultPreventlon Community Action Program at a recent meeting o! the · MiddlePort Child Conservation League held at the Ohio Power Co, The speaker5 noted that 1"1/ery Rio Grande College and COOl· ;:! Pack 235· .Child abuse, how frequently it occurs; who does It, and whattD do are IUoda Organizations conduct meetings_____ Child Cnnservation SUNDAY DECEMBER 1 Ohio . ·Plans for a holiday dinner party were made at the recent meeting of the Chatter Club held atthe home of Dorothy Roach, Pomeroy. . The dinner wUI be held at Crow's Steak_House on Dec.19 at6 p.m with a gift exchange and party Ill follow at the mme of Delores Whitlock Syracuse. · ' - ~sie Clelllnd \vas presented an annlversacy gift. Mary Starcher bad recelvedonelastmontb. Games were played with priZes going to Doris Wilt, Elaine QuWen, France Carleton, Allee Jacobs, Dotty Jones, and Lola Harrison. Mrs. Quillen !liso won the door prize. Hostess gifts were presented to Mrs. Roach. Other members present were Brenda Bolin, Janice Fetty, Linda Gheen, Mary Starcher, Delores Whitlock, {Jnda Hubbard, Susie Cleland, and Ruth Young. New otfioers · wUI be elected at the December meeting. SAVE STOREWIDE Cash 'n: Carry Only Meigs County Cooperative Exten· slon Service is sponsoring a "Horne for the Holidays" program on Wednesday, Dec. 4, !rom lOa.m. to3 p.m. at St. Paul's t.utheran Church In Pomeroy. The program wni !eaturedlsplays and exhibits !rom area businesses and craftsmen. Anyooe Interested In -having an exhibit should contact Cindy Oliveri at 992-E696. · Several guest speakers also planned for the day along with a potluck lunch and caroling. . Everyooe is Invited to att'end. Registration wiD be $1. Preregistration is not necessacy. = = : a c o s t c t f 2. ductlon of The Best Cbristmas Pageant Ever to be held 6: :ll p.m. Dec. 7 at Eastern High Sllcool. Tickets are $5for adults and$2.50for fjii~~~~~~ilfi~ Ext<m!on program ~=r~:!.r::~n~~~ av:.~~ya ~r~:a: 9:50p.m. Lower tuition rates will apply 1D residents of Meigs, Vinton, Jackson and Gallla Counties. For Information call toll tree, 1-lm-282-T.ID. ' Chatter Oub Community calendar I area happenings FRIDAY Friday, Noltllftlber 29. 1985 •Based nn ! \lqtsted ~rail plb wnu1 otlltr natiorJI,J200CJK1u'eltecarton coont natnt: brand I, SURGEON GENERAl'S WARNING: Smoking By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal Injury, Premature Birth, And low Birth Weight. ' MENTHOL IOO's:13 mg."lar",I.Omg. nicotine. FILTER:15 mg."tar", U mg _nicotine, av.per cigareHe by FTC method. 'S " I �Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio E tENtRil ·. ·.·.' TRUST·~ . :} COMPANI ,\ "' ' ' ~ ·. .,. ·* "YOUR FINANCIA£" . .· CENJER" . .I 97 N•. 2ND STREET ·· MlDDLEPORT ' 992 .. ~6661 INSTAllATION . \ The Daily Sen1inei- Page- 9 This Week's Oam'es MEIGS BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. ·29-Miller ...........;......... Away Dec. 3-Nelsonville .................Homt Dec. 6-Vinton Co................. Away GIRLS BASKETBALL ftQI)._3007 Nov. 30-Miller ......................HOIIIt Dec. 5- Nelsonville ..;............. Away Dec. 9-Vinton Co .................. Home SO UTHERN law:lllitllordm~!! :l "' BOYS BASKETBAll. Nov. 29-Gallipolis.........:......Homt Dec. 3-Kyger Creek ............. Away Dec. 6-0ak lliii ...................1 Homt GIRLS BASKEJBAU. Dec. 2-Kyger Creek ..............Home Dec. S-Oak Hiii .................... Away Dec. 9-No!th Gallia..............Home EASTERN BOYS BASKETBAll. Dec. 3-North GaHia.............. Home Dec. 6-Haman Trace ..........; Away Dec. I0-Kyger CrMk ..............Homt GIRLS BASKETBALL Dec. 2-North Galfia . ' ............. Away Dec. S-Haman Trace ............Home De<. 9-Kyger Creek"""'""" Away HOURS: . Moll. thru Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ·~ t· . BOYS SCHEDULE Meigs BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. 22.:...At Athen1 Nov. 29- At Miller" Dec. 3- NELSONVILLE-YOR • Dec. 8- At Vinton County• Dec. 10- At Trlml>lo' Dec. 13- BELPRE' Dec. !7- At Alexandtr' Dec. "0- WARREN• Dec. 28 - ATHENS Jan. 3- At Wellaton• Jan. 7 - At Flldoiral Hocking• Jan. 10-MILLER' Jan. 14- At Nel•onville-York' Jon. 17- VINTON COUNTY' Jan. 21 - TRIMBLE' Jan. 24- At Belpre• Jan. 2B- ALEXANDER' Jan. 31 - At Werren• Feb. 7- WELLSTON' Feb. 13- FEDERAL HOCKING' ' - TVC gamu • · Southern BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. 28 - EASTERN• Nov. 29- GALLIPOLIS P,.,. 3-At Kyger Creek' ·Dec. 6- OAK HILL• Dee. 10- At North Golllo' Dec. 13- At Hannan Trace' Dec. 20- SOUTHEASTERN' Dec. 27 - Peebltt (At Convo,:ation Center) Dec . 2B - At'Southeutem Jan. 3.;.At Symmea Valley• Jan. 4- At Wahama Jan. 1O- At Eattern• Jen. 14- Kyger Creek' Jal). 17- At Olk Hill' Jan. 24- NORTH GALLIA' Jon. 25 - At Ravenowood Jo. 28- WAHAMA Jtn. 31 - HANNAN TRACE' Feb. 7- At Sallthwettern• Feb. 14- SYMMES VALLEY' ' - SVAC game 1 . ' -¥' ' Eastern BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. 26-At Southern' Dec. 3-NORTH GALLIA' Dec. 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Trimble Nov· 23- At Trimble Toumement ConiOiatlon game Chempionthip ·game Nov. 2& - At Eaotern• Dec. 2- KYGER CREEK' Dec. 6- At Otk Hill' Dec. 9- NORTH GALLIA' Dec. 12- HANNAN TRACE' Dec. 19- At Southw•tern• Jon . 2- SYMMES VALLEY• Jon . 9- EASTERN' Jan . 11 - GALLIPOLIS Jon . 13- At Kyger C""'k' Jan. 18- 0AK HILL • Jan. 21 - At Gallipolio• Jan. 23- At Nonh Game Jan. 30 - At Honnen Trace• Feb. 3- At Symmea Valley• Feb. &- SOUTHWESTERN ' - SVAC 11111101 Eastern GIRLS BASKETBALL' Nov. 20- At l;rimble Taumamonl Wtterford va. Eutern Southern 111. Trimble Nov. 21 - MEIGS . 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Belt-loop styles in solid colors. Savel • ou Pont Reo TM iI $14our. • 17.97 Ladles' Gitana• Jeans Popular styled and proportionately sized ladies' fashion jeans. I · Ben H. Ewing·Direcior .r ·... $129 UmH2 AND SfRYICE· ALWAYS' ssgour Our . "DIG~ITY \liiJJiiim . $10 . OurReg. 13.97-15.97 loy's Fashion Sweaters Great looking boy's sweaters In assorted atyies and colors. pur 7vour Choice 25.97 Assorted QuiHed ledtpreada Twin, Jutl or queen size bed· spreads. Variety or patterns. $1Qour 12.97 Helllonlce •Jetltea' Watches Ladles' 'Jellies' h~color fashion quartz analog watch. Savel PH..n 992·2121 . '" ' ~. ;/108-'MJILBERRY .AV( ; , . POMEROY, Olof. . '" ., �Friday, November 29, 1985 Friday. November 29. 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • Meigs County Delinquent Property ·Taxes LEGAL NOTICE The Iondo, lots and Port of lola returned delinquent by the Country Tnoasuror of Meigs County, with the taxn, ~~-­ manto and penalties charged 0 I tharaupon agreeable to law are contained in the following list. Name. Section or Lot, Acreage and Amount of Taxes Aaseued and Penalties Due and Unpaid 11 of August, 1985 Settlement are listed in that order. ~· if -.~~ - 0. • • ', BEOFOR 0 TWP. M.LS.D. Amold, laster &/ or lois,lot 31, 6 ocros, $26 .88. Bamhart. William Allen, Lot Sec. a . 20A., 8130.36 . Bricklll, David M., Soc. 11, 1.33A., 8730.60. Bu1>011, Robert Steven, atal, Soet. 13, 60.04 A., 8286.85. Bullh, ~mns H., Sec. 15, 8.88 A., 8n.70. Bullh, Kanno H., Sec. 15. 30.80 A.. $66.44. Conley, Hillard & Margaret. Lot Soc. 13. 1 A.. $222 .23 . Core, C. 0. Jr. & Juanita, Sac. 25. 0.70 A., 847.82 . Core C. 0. Jr. & Juanita, Sec. 25 • .53 A.. 8366.28 . Frechette. Undo J ., Sac. 36 , 18.989 A.. 848 .30. Gikey, Kermit E.. Sec. 28, 2.36 A.. $497.85. Gruesor, Mathew Paul. Sac .. 30, 3.608 A., $290.60. HazeltOn. Jomas A. & I a Vade J .. Lot Sec. 11 , 2 A.. $106.42. Hazelton, James A. &/ or VadaJ.,LotSoc. 13, 17.60A., saa.87. King, larry E. and/ a Gloria K.. Sec. 1a. 2 A~. S52.86 . King, L.anv E. and/ or Gloria K., Sac. 24, 40 A., 8280.16. King. larry E. and/ a Gloria K" Sec. 13,4.35 A., 8666.71 . Lea. Forest W. &Ia Lade M., Lot 13,21 A., t124.17. Mowory, Steven &/ or Michele, Lot 9, 46 .72 A .. 8389 .30. , Poyser, John A., Sac. 36, 6 A., $31.89. Saut. ., E. .._, &I or L Christina, Lot Sec. 1, 43 A., $344.67. Ssutoro, E. Loon &/ or L. Christine, Lot Sac. 13, 21 .21 {IL, $381 .09. Saut... E. Loon &/ or L Chrlltine, Lot Sac. 13. 8 A., $l5a.66. · Sycb, Randy Lea &Ia Janna. Lot Soc. 24, 110.782 A., $1.,667.82. Whaley, Herbert Eugene . 8o / aShoito.Fr11C. 18. 2.00A.. SB1 .69. Wright BRI & Wsltor, Sec. 1B. 47.80 A.. •269.63. CHESTER TWP. EASTERN LS.D, Arnold, Nlthan llo / a Sheila, Sec. 36, .66 A., .4.24. Arnold, E. &/ or Sheila A., Sec. 36, 12.66 A., 892.40. , Bartell, Charlll H. & I a Joyce L, Sac. 6, 1.01 A.. $491 .97. Brewer, John. Lot 14, 25 A., e248.51 . Brewer. John, Lot 14, 2 A.. $6.82. a-er. David Ma.U. &/ or Paula Eiloen, Froc. 7, 48 A.. 867.96. Boewor. William Cha~e• & I a Dionna Sua, Free. 7 , 28 A., t67.96. Brunty, Roy I, 8o/ or Lindo, Sec. 28, 1.17 A., 846.43. Bulh, Ruby E.. Sec. 12-16. 1 A.. $349.66. Cavoto, Patrick P., Sec. 4, · , .66 A., $1 ,976 .41 . ' Coleman, Richard & Stella, Sec. 1, 11 .60 A.. $624.33 . CIOW, Evore11L,Jr., Sec. 2, 125 A.. $396.06 . Curtio, Paul R. 8o / or Sheila, Sac . 4, 1.96 'A., $20B.22 . farmer, WarMn G. & Mildred. Sec. 4. .66 A.. $22 .63. . F...tarick, Jerry E. & I a Diona Lynn, Sec . 17, 1 A., $20.58. Haubor, Douglao E. 8o / a Branda t: .. Sac. 3, .60 A.. $117.72 . Hawthorne, Jsmas 8 . &/ or Kar111 A., Sec. 20, 1.08 A., $21 .88 . Haymon, Roger &I a Luvenia, Sec. 6 ...9 A., $6 .87 . Haymlfl, Roger &I or Luve· nio, Sec. 5 , .53 A., 8111 .83. Hunt Earl Richard & Glando Kay, Soc. 12-13, 5.80 A., $128 .00. H1.11t Earl Richard &/or Glendo Kay, Sec. 12, 6.25 A.. $34.22. Jeffers, John A. &1..- Robertii., Soc. 12·21-22. 15 A.. e2,112.a1 . M&W Cattle, Inc., Soc. 10, 43.75 A.. $140.57. M&W Cottle, Inc.. Sac. 13-11 . 7 A., $11 .28. M&W Conte, Inc.. Sac. 12-17, 71 .75 A.. $294 .32 . Mcintyre. Herbert A. &/ or Clora M., Frac. 24. 41 A.. $23.68. Mcintyre, Herber! A. &Ia Clara Mea. Sac. 2a . . 21 A.. $676.90. Mcintyre, Harbert A. &I a Cl1ts Mae, Sec. 28. 1 .08 A., e36.96 . · Mcintyre. Herbert A. &I a Clara Moe. Froc. 24 , .09 A., $4.52 . Mcintyre, Harbert A. &/or Clore Mia, Sec. 28, .20 A.. e38.28. Michsal. Marl< A. &/ or Dmlle A., Soc. 14, 2 .41 A., $204.73 . Parker. Roy. Sec . 20, lleaoed), •153.77. Por10111, Robert - fOil Bn>· nil, Sec. 24, 10.30 A. , e11 .82 . Pugh, Chartao 8o / ..-Bett;J .. Lot 16 2.388 A.. 8886.96. R~. E - &/ or Eliza· beth. sac. 13-12, 41 A.. .414.70 . . . R-1. Elbar 8o / a Eliza· bath . Sec . 11 , 41 A.. •139.92 . .. ,;.,····. .. ; .: · . , .. ., 0 Today's woman can hare it an..:_career, husband, family, independence. But she's got only 24 hours a day. The daily newspape~ helps her make th.e most of every minute ... with information about shopping ... ~oney... . vacations ... health and nutrition ... jo~s ... ~n. That's w~y 67 ~ of working women find time to read a newspaper In their busy day. If you hav~ to reach her, its time to think about the newspaper. *SMRB, 1984 SMM /, t ' The Daily•Sentinel • •' Our time has come. ' 0 • • • The Daily Sentinei- Page-11 • f ',, lo ,, Risbel, Elber 8o/ or Eliza- · beth, Sec. 5, 40 A., $136.66. Ritchie. Charles, Sec. 3, 2.50 A., 8178.16. Stout A. C., Soc. 2, 60 A. , 8654.33. Taolord, John Way,..& / a Carolyn Kay, Pt. Lot 12, Block 2, 814.61. Taolont John Wayne &/ "' Carolyn Kay, Lot 11, Block 2. $399.53. Taolord, John Wayne llo / a Carolyn Kay, Lot, Block 21 88.91 . ·wamer, Gary Lee - / Oif Bonnie Sue. Sec. 17, 2 .12 A., $111.34. Wolfe. Clarence 1 . & I « Rosolla, Soc . 4. 6 .99 A.. $334.66. CHESTER TWP. M.L.S.D. Cornell, Cherie- &/ or Agnas, Soc. 10, 1.626 A., $335.49 . •· COLUMBIA lWP. ALEXANDER LS.D. Erickson, Kenneth, Sac . 34, 42 A.. Ua2.41 . Erickson, Kenneth, Sac. 33 , 42 A., S77.22 . Erickson, Kenneth, Sec. 34, 41 .44 A., $463.15 . Gaston. James E. & Vivian, Soc . 1 6 · 17, 83 . 07 A.. 82.025.81 . Howery, Ve~in. Lot 16, 83.15. Howery. Verlln , lot 1, 80.38. Howery, Verlln , lot 2, $6.28 . Howory, Ve~in . Lot 21 . 85.59. Howery, Vorlin, Lot 22. 1st Add, 85.25. Howery, Vorlin, Lot 23, 1st Add., $5.25. Howery, Vorlih, Lot 24, 2nd Add, $3.84. Howal'(, Vorlin, Lot 24. 1st Add., 88.82. Howery, Vo~in , Lot 25, 85 .26 . Howery, Vorlin W., Lot 5, 67 .69. HOWOI'(, Vorlin W, 12', 62 .10. John1011, Gay F, 8o Betty A.. Sec. 3, 3.80 A., 810.63. Johnson, Gay F. 8o Betty A., Soc. 3, 16 A., $53.85. Johnoon, Gay F. &/ C>' Betty A.. Sec. 3, 74.21 A.. $949.70. John1011, Gay F. &/ C>' Betty A., Sac. 3, 60 A., e203.25. Jon eo, Violet Juno. etal. Sec. 15·36, 48 A., $97.00. lsvandor, Setty M10, Sec. 32. 21 .04 A.. $221 .13. Peck. Robert D. &/ or Sue A.. Sac. 18,1 .50A., $140.30. Ray, Jomos T. & Marilyn, Sac. 20, 6 .50 A., $78.97. Ray. James T. 8o Marilyn, Sec. 20, 1119 A.. $4, 196.03. Sooty, Mahamood Sold &l or Showbo, Sec. 6. 9.111 A, 817.81. . Ssotyt, Mohamead Said &I a Shawbo, Sec. 6, 78.38 A., 8336.99. Sayre, Timothy J. & I a Lorraine K.. Sec. 29, .38 A., $693.72. Jo Am,· Sec. 34, 18.00 A.. $68.02 . . Woodyard, Leonard t. Donna K.. Sec. 16, 21 .10 A.. $1,239.18. LEBANON lWP, EASTERN LS .D. Evans. Harold, Sec. 28, 51>.., 8166.02. . Ogan, Dalbert L. & Beulah L. 8o A. H. Curtis, Sec. 34, 116 A., &959.78. Wlolflll, Virgil Eugeneii / C>' Fay, Sec. 28, pt. of 35 A.. 893 .84. LEBANON lWP. SOUTHERN L.S.D . aooo, Claire C., Sac. 13-1415, 8 .75 A., 8326.60. Booo, Claire C .. Sec. 13-1416, 4 .75 A., $94.84. Booo, Claire C .. Sac. 14-16, 13.20 A.. 81 ,334.02. Coffman, 8albero J ., Lot 1, 876.33. Coop..-, Nellie, etlll. Soc. 11 , .65 A., 886.54. Dailey, Owen Fred &/ or Carol Sue. Sec. 24. 8.84 A.. 8166 .70 . Dolley, Owm Fred &/ or Carol Sue, Sec. 24, 4.60 A.. 818.14. Dalong. Cacil Gor- &/ or Louise Hilda, Sec. 24, 1.10 A.. $53 .63 . Flaming. Bruce & I a Oabra, Sec. 26, 2.38 A., s6a .31 . Flinn, Howard Lea Jr. &I or Lindo Joan, Sec. 29, 2.82 A.. 8346,01. Holw. Chsrteo W.. Soc. 36, 7 A.. t218.80. Holw. Chartas W., Soc. 36, 36 A.. 8137.93 . Jadoll, Inc., Worl<ing Int., $6.49. Moore, ler?V N. &1« Loi• L. Sec. 26. 10.26 A.. . 33.29 . Pickens, Jam, Soc. 20. 2.26 A.. 849.22 . Powell. Ruth, etal, Sac. 20, 4 .96 A., $7.94. Richard, Losier R. &I a Aenoe, Sac. 26 , 1 A., 832.88 . Rlcharda. Laster Ray, SEc . 26, 8 .60 A. , 8205.58. Rlchardo, Lester Ray, Soc. 26. 1 A.. 86.80. Rizer, Kenneth H. &/ or Deborah Ann, Sec. 11,20.40 A, 882.87. Rizer. Kenneth H. &I or Deborah Ann, Sec. 1 1, 2A.,• 6632.13. Rizer, K111neth H. &/ or Deborah Ann, Sec. 26, 4.50 A, $18.66. Sellers. Dorrell Lea &/ Of Wands, Sec. 22. $369.96. Sollers, Darrell Lee &/ or Wando. Sec. '23. 59 A.. 1117.14. Stika, Welter W., Sec. 100, 1 1 A.. 8236.52. Swon, Harry 8o Ethel, SO<. SE Par!. 7.33 A., 84.9B. Teaford. Dolo Clair Ill. otal, Sec. 18, 48 A.. $1Z6.97. Teaford, Dale Clelr Ill etal, Sec. 1a, 12.09 A..,$37.111. Teaford, Dale Clair. Ill etal. Sac. 18. 23 A.. $86.13. Wegner, Chartea F., Sac. 34, 29 .20 A., 8284.34. , Wllfl'l"'· Chartao F., Sec. 11, 20 A., 839.67. Wegner, Chartas F.. Soc. 34, 33.70 A., 866.89 . Ward, James Eugene & Sattv Louisa. Sec. 11, .75 A., 6161 .28. Wh~o. H-.. J . &/ a' Patsy S ., Soc. 8 , 2.38 A, 812.40. LETART lWP . SOUTHERN L.S.D. ·W-. 'Nhlto. Robert S . &I or Dave. Lot. 20 A., •232.38. 'Nhlte, Robert S. 8o/ a Oovo. Lot. Sec. 26, 44.23 A., .483.08. 8315~98. WingiOVII, Jam~~ E.. Lot, Cooper, Nellie. otal, Lot 16, a .64 A., $21 .011. WingiQVO, Jomos e.. Lot 88.91. Cooper, Nolie. elal, Lot 15, Sec. 16, 2a.81 A., $217.38. $26.86. RUTLAND TWP. MEIGS LS.D. Cooper, Nolie, elal, Lot 14, $73.14. Bowen, Chrllme. Sec. 7, Davie. Cherles B.. Sec. 18. .67 A., $8.09. Bowen. Christile, Sec. 1, .75 A., 627.66. Davit. Charles B., Sec. 16, .47 A.. $33.118. B-e... Chriallne, Lot Soc. .75 A, $103.82. Donli\ue, Bill &/ or Mono, 7-1, 1.1B A, .362.29. Sec. 11 , 2 A., 827.66. Bullington. Philip L, Sec. 3. Elkins, T....,, Lot 14, .25 A., 28.60 A., .393.89. *58.93. Campbel, Devil F. 8o/ or Hay~~, Paul W. 8o Katrina O...a L. Soc. 16, .Ill A., M., Sec. 32, 16.60 A., 139.63. $39.17. Robert E. &/ or Hoy~~, Paul W. & Katrina Dott1o J .• Soc. 16, .26 A, M., Sac. 11 -32, 6.211 A, 60.74. &12.66. er.rr-os. Robert E. &I a Hayas, Paul w. & Katrina Dottlo J., Sec. 16, 20.73 A, M.. Sec. 32, 19.25 · A., .70.08. 836.77. C_,o, Robert E. 8o/ or Hayes, Paul W. 8o Katrina Dottle J , Sec. 16, 1.89 A., M, Sec. 32. 13.60 A., $8.44 . . 8270.92. Dolley, Jam• R. & KrtstyE., Klier, Co,..,, Sec. 1 1. 1 SEc. 2, 1.60 A., $478.36 . A., $842.99. Dailey, Richard KM1. Soi:. Kit«, Jalt14il & Mil'(, Sac. 9, 48.78 A, 8334.91 . Drohel, Fronk Jr., 'SEc. 6. 11 .. 75 A, s1.03a.28. MiKiron, D - & Goldie, 48.64 A., $263.31. Drohel, Fronk Jr., SEc. 6. Soc. 12•. 026 A.. $1 .66 . Milliron, Oolbert 8o/ or Gol· 160.08 A.. e882.oo. dlo, Sec. 16, .60 A., e182.43. MiiUron. Colbert 8o/ or GolEbl' Melva L S 14 die, Sec. ·16, .482 A., 8146.03. : • 21 Montgo,_.,, Robert 8o/ or Aratta M., Lot 12, 69.98. 2 ' oc. • ' Edwarda. larry D. 8o/ or Montgo,_.,, Robert S. & I a Aretta M, Lot 9, Margaret A. • S ac. , 7 • 57 ·99B • 107.00. Montgo,_.,, Robol't S. A0~~ etal SE a , c. , &l or Aratta M., Lot 23, 1.17 1 A., .11.64. H_.,, WoksrJ . &/ or Nellie A, $231.76. MontgomeiY. Robol't S. V., Lot. 3.00 A., $73.39. & ! c. Amta M., Lot 23, 7 A., 672.63. Montgo,_.,, Robol't S. Hally,1WAsltll't8J04 . &64/or Nellie &/ orAratta M., Lot 17, .14 A., V.. Lot. " · · e26.60. Horrioon, Don E. &Ia Dl· Plckt!ftl, Elmer L. & Mil'( ane. Lot 17 · • 3 •229 ·66 · H - Parlt ft. 8o/a' Robh. Louise, Lot 16, 1 .90 A., 6192.61. Pierce. Roy 8o / or Sh11rt>n S, ~;,.~~.09~·~·11/or Sally, Lat. S.C. 1.. 8682 A., Lot 16, .DB A, t26.99. Pien:o. Roy &/ or Sh11rt>n S., $1,860.20. Lot 16. 1.92 A, .826.12. Hutton, Mickey R. 8o/ or SIJIWirt. Nile. 11101, Lot 2, Rochll K.. Lot Sect. 21 , 2.70 A.. 841 .49. Sayre's Add., 821.88. Hutton, Mickey R. &I a Stewart. NRo, elal, Lot 1, Rachel K., Froc. 36, 25 A., Bumo Add, 125.16. Nile. atal, Lot 2. •160.81. Hyaoll, Larry D. &I a Pam· Burno Add., $24.22. VonMetos, John &/a Betty. ale, Lot Soc. 9. 1.1!0 A... $770.08. Sec. 36.1.08 A, t10.71 . HyMII, Rogeri./ orEdlthJ., OUVETWP. Lat• •715 A.. U56.91 . EASTERN LS.D. Meah, Jamao L. &/or NorAd-. Dale &/or Bonnie, ano C., Lot. Sect. ·2, 3.15 A., Soc. 17,41 A, .280.110. . Adami, Dole B. & Bonnie •ss.37. Mlllh. Jomao L. &/or NorD., Rovoltv Int-. $3.93. Sa-. J - lo/or Lildo. ono C .. Lot Sac. -2, 21.15 A., Sec. 16, 8.15 A, .189.90 . .124.88. Sarber, Jamao E. Sr. &Ia Mooh. Jomao J . 8o/ or Nor· Evelyn 0 , Sec. 11, 14 A, one C., Lot Sec ·2. .29 A., $113.915 . •o~. Jomao L. &Ia Nor· Jamao E. Sr. &/or 23 A 1100 00 Evelyn 0., Soc. 11, 6.96 A.. ono ~~,;.,. L:· &/ ... No,'. $68.60. mo C .. 15.27 A., t13.28. Sluell, Roger & Mal'(, Lot 30. 1.25 A... $227.43. DeW! D. &/or G - MoJma, l.at Sec. 14, a1001co, PouiE,Ioo. 11-31. 1.47 " '· 1372.17. 60.608 A., •290.66 . Patry, Robert &/or M Bullington, E. E., Sec. 19, P .• Sac. 1, 211 .43 A.. M81.64. .60 A.. •a.90. Payton, Woyno 8o / or KatCurtil. Aloe. Sec. 36, .'.fl hlesn, SEc. 15, 16.71 A.. •17.24. A, $49.60. Payton, Weyno &/or KatCurtio, Aloe. Sec. 36, .46 hlosn, Soc. 15-21. 1B A.. A.. $312.77. Diamond, Ssmual A. &I or •37.78. Peyton, Weyno &/ or Kat· C110l S., Sac. 15. 16 A.. hlesn, Sec. 14-16.21 .17 A., 6118.39. Diamond. Ssmuol A. &/ or $32.83. Payton, Weyno 8o / or Kat· Carol S., Sec. 15, 2.60 A.. hlesn, Sec. 21, 1.60 A.; *299.57. Diohl, Johmy llo/ or Phyllis. •13.21 . Priddy, Dolo II Shlrfty J - . Lot 1, 1.39 A, $14.73. Diohl, JohMy &/ or Phyllis. Sac. 2. 38.40 A., 1487.21 . RornOto. Konneth H &Jonet Soc. 26, 1.390 A.. 114.73. Ollon, larry V, Sec. B, .40 L.. Lot. Sec. 21, 33 A., A., 84.16. , $311 .02. Dllon, larry V, Soc. a, .80 Rutlond FuaiCo...,.,y, 1111>lie ut11ty porsonol, •2B2.38. A., 86 .48. Gsspors, Thorn~~ A & / a Smllh, Wllliom &I a 8orOabra A.. Sec. 35, bani, Lot Sec. 1. .38 A., $78.16. 148.6'•148.6', 8166.48. S-ort. Robert T., Lot Sac. Hall, Glenn Robol't &/ a MaiY K.. Sec. 18. 20 A, 14,1.86 A.. $48.80. Stawort, Robert T., Lot. .23 854.26 . • Hawk. Harold H. &/ CI'Jaral- A., $8 .10. dilo. Sec. 36, 6 .25 A., Tipton, JOule & l or Amo, $812.34. Sec. 36, 12.00 A. .107.84. Husk, Jamao R. &/ or MoTltua, Jomao. Royolty in!OY· ine P.. Soc. 9. .42 A., eot, 87.78 . 8189.67. Tltua. Jomw B.. Sec. 18, Johnaon. Bobby G. &/ or 77.128 A.. t280.83. Tltua. Jomos B.. Sec. 18, Edno M, Sac. 10, .92 A., 843.03. 10.158 A.. t26 .211 . Knolll. O...lol E. 8o / or Dixie Tltua. Jomw B.. Sec. 10, R, Frac. 27, 1 A, .6.97. 18.62 A.. t44.78. Modling, ElmarJ .. Bonnie C. Tltua, Jamao B., S.C. 10. & Edgar C. & Jlllnita C .. Sac. 46.34A., $380.14. Tltua. J . , . B., Sec. 17, 13, 31 .90 A.. 1588.66. Modling, ElmorJ ., Bonnie C. 158.968A., t221 .10 . & Edgar C. & Juanita C .. Soc. Tltua. Jamos 8., Soc. 11,96 13, 13.33 A., ..45.34. A .. . 608.32 . Modling, ElmlrJ ., IIonnioC. Yonce, Robert E., Lot, Sec. & Edgll' C. 8o Juanita C, Lot 13. 101.118 A., $;432.110 . Sec. 13, 60.48 A., 1693.42 . v...,., Robert Earl. Sac. 12, M..,-, S1811.,, etal. 2.34 A., t288.00 . Sec. 11, 33 .20 A, 1297.06. Varian, Robert J . &/ or Meredith. Lallie L, Lot 24, T - E., Soc. 33, 14.13 A., .10 A, e27.B1. 8299.33. Putmm. Jim lo Ruth. Soc. Worner, Richard N., Sec. 9, 24, 6 A.. 8403.66 . .42 A., .5.60. Reed. Willard L. &/ or Con·. . Womer, Richard N., Sec. 9, nie R.. Soc. 11, 8 .60 A.. .42 A.. $6.60. · Womsr. Richard N., Sec. 9, $86.04. . 42 A., 85.60. Rookhold, Dolo 8o / or Olano, Womer, Richard N., SEo. 9, Lot 112), 1437.20. Rookh old. Dolo 8o / Of Diane. .40 A.. J$150.13 . Wll, EmiOI Ray, atal, Sec. Lot (7), .22.78. . 30, 40 A.. t93.32. Smith. Carl 0 .. Soc. 31, 100 Will, EmiOI Roy, 11101, Sec. A.. 8306.22. 24, 16 A.. $35.00. Smith. Horold E. Sr.. Soc. Wlllloms. Robart D. &/ or 14, 4 .37 A.. 166.86 . Potrlcio, Soc. 8 , 20 A., Smith, Harold E. Sr .. Soc. $330.12. 15, .314 A.. f392.28 . Williams, Robol't D. &/ or Swain, Jsmao &/ or llaan, Potrlcil. Sec. 14·8, 30.6111 Sec. 24. B A...36.43 . - A.. I41B.63. Swain, Jamos 8o/ or llaan, Wllllomo. 'Robert D. 8o / a Soc. 24, 6 A, 124.42 . Pstr1c1a E.. Sec. 14-8, .641 A.. SwHI, J...,. &/ or llaan, $14.88. Soc. 24. 1 A., 84.24 . Wllllomo. Robert D. 8o/ or Swain, l.owrence &/ or Mo· Patricio E., Soc. 8. 22.15 A., rilyn. Sec. 11, 5.65 A, t352.84. $500.20. Wllllomo. Robert D. &/ or Thelrnln, Robert E.. Sec. Pstr1c1a E., Sec. 14, 121 .8& .23. 6.111 A., t278.90. A., . .84.48. \Nioon, Arnold E. lo l a Shirley M .. Lot 1. ORANOE TWP. 94.64'x110.00', •1.117.96. EASTERN L.S.D. Woodard. Hottle C. &lor Cog•. Don L. 8o/ or Jsnlll Wllllem·A., Sac. 33, 611.48 A., E., Lot 13. 100'x140', $209.12. $909.80. WOodonl, Hattie C. &l or L, Lot Wlllam A., Sec. 14, 3 A.. Sec. 6, .67 A.. •m.311. 14.79. First Fadera18.W.ga & lolil Woodard, Hettie c . & l or Alan., Lot 10, Hickory ...,_ William A., Soc. 33, 311 A, Subdiv., •76.96. •&U8. Fomev. R-J. &/a Rita RUTLAND YIUAGE A, Lot. 1 A.. 8276.18. MEIGS LS.D. Sharpe, 'Milam. a , 8o / or lllodc. W.rr., G. & Sha111n Sharon, Lot, 11 .463 •A.. L., Soc. 8, .023 A.. •18.211. 847.94 . Block, Arron G. ell 011 lloggou, &/ a -Agneo. Boggess. &I a Agneo. O...zel Eugene Lot 5, t213. 21. Denzel Eugene Lot 6, 8496.29. Lot 7. a - o..•. c,_,., Sha111n L, Sec. 8. .22 A., $592.41 . Coolin, Terronoo 1). & I a Chriotlna S, Sec. 14, .25 A., $367.66. Edw-. Larry D. &I or Marganot A, Sec. 8 , . 1B A., $1 ,214.70 . . EMio, Roy 8o Clara Mao, Lot 2, 8145.22. Ellis, Roy & Clara Mae, Lot 1, f17.98. Eftll, Roy 8o/ or Clara Mae. lot 3, 661 .60. L Horril, Wlllom 8o/ or Vockie, Sec. 9, .14 A.. •129.99. Hau•. Frank &/or Terri, Sac. 14-8, .36 A.. 8219.70. Mortin, Thomos C. & l or Flo ' Dennlo ........ $406.73. M-. Tho moo C. &I or Flo Dennlo, .03 A.. •7 .01 . , _ , Terry Lao Sr. &/ or Marilyn L., Sec. 8, .2416 A, $444.62. Rlggo. Halon M., Soc. B. .17 A, 81 ,373.36 . R.-.1. Fual Co...,any, public utility personal , $369.88. Sluon, Robert W. & I a lvo M., .61 A., t289 .64. Smltl!. WIHem J . & I a Shirley A.. .28 A.. t!l5.57. Stewart. Robert T, Sac. 14·8, 7 A., 1507.30. Stewart. Robert T.. Sec. B. .87 A., 889.88. Stewort. Robert T.. Sac. 8, 2.52 A.. t135.80. . Stewort, Robert T., Lot 4, 43.S:t.iil:ao..:~· .,s:!.~· Robart T.. .oo A., i~3$6 ~. '46T.:.~; Don~ •- Diane ayN , .. , Sec. 9 , .031 A., .39.08. Tllo. Donny R. &/or Saundq K., Soc. 8, .3439 A., • 366 ' 83s'ALEM TWP · Bormt'E~:.,!;Sf:or Sen- v.~2~~Mrs~:.t':orNalle draa!~.!!.·:~ sac 4 12 A..'$ 30.28. . , 8atz J e - Ro~ Sec 4 ' ".- - · · · • 1 A.. $2.74 8atz J - Robert Sac 4 ' . ' 69 A.. ' 8206.011 . 10~o4J:~3.~.bert, Soc. Batz. J • - Robar!, Sec. 10, 17.110 A., .60.511. Batz, J s - Robart, Sec. 10, 4.49 A, •12.66 . Batz, J a - Robert, Soc. 10, 13 A., 837.38. Batz, Jam~~ Robar!, Soc. 10. 9 A., 826..83. Batz. J e - Rober!, Soc . 10, 27 A., H8.07. Batz, J a - Robert, Soc. 16.83.61 A... 18U2. Bolon, Jock A. &/ or Helen K.. Sac. 30,60 .110 A., t22.66. Cordllo, Anthony E., Soc. 1B. 1 A.. 8239 .14. Craig, David, Sac. 11, 11.25 A., •18.62. Fetty, Horold &/or V"''lio. Sec. 16, 57.60 A., MIIS:oo. MIMI K. lo/ or s-ort. Ge-. Be-. c,.,_,., stav... llesdone M., Sac. 31, 8 A., t109 .12. S Horgii.S Joh18n A.7&9/ 1or1 LildaA .;·62 .8:': ' . . ., - · Wallar B. -/r>r Boo. 111. e A, $168.36. Jewall. Waksr B. & I or Jatde B.. Soc. 16, 39.693 A., t699.75. Jewell, WaMsr B. &/ or Jettie a .• Soc. 15. 5.36 A., 834.81. Jewell, Woitar, Jr. &I a' Jottle. Sac. 1B, 51 A., t356. 12. Jewell, Woitar Jr. 8o/ or Jettie, Sec. 16, 29 .83 A., t406.69. Kunllh, Jamas C. &l or Donne. Soc. 1a. 60.73 A., t1a7.36. Lambert Harold D. &/ or Sheryl Am. Soc. 31.18 .86 A., $466.99. Lavacy, Wllllem R: & I a F...ta S.. Lot 9, .121 .71 . Levocy, Wllllom R. & I or FNda S., Lot 10, 9.78 . Marcum, ShermMI Roy, Sec. 36, 6 A., 131.74. Marcum, Sherman Roy. Sec. 36,75 A., t874.70 . Marcum, ShannMI Ray, SEc. 36. a2.25 A.. 8977.01. Mcintyre, ~oe D. 8o/ or Patricia D.. Sec. 18, .992 A., Utl8.28. 8o / ~It, Charles E. or Virginia L., Sec. 2&, 1 .01715 A.. UO.18 . Shular, Rou & Beulslt. Soc. 27, 1 A., '83.2& . Shular. Roao 8o / or Beulah M., S.C. 16, 48.93 A., tU89.88. Shular. Roao l o / o r M., Sec. 33, .89 A., 14.38. Dnty R .. Sec . 25, 4 .812 A.. t231 .21 . Toylor, Flore E.. Sec. 16, 7 A., .17.511 . Woitarl. Wlllilm D. &/ or S .. Soc. 28, 41 .110 A., •76.15. Wolloro. Wlliom D. 8o / or _,do S .. Soc. 32. 44 A.. $83.87. Wollin. Wlllilm D. &/ or -do S .. Sac. 31, 41 A.. .19B.72. Wollin, William D. 8o/ or - d o S .. Sac. 32. 40 A., .78.25. Wolton. Wllllom D. &/ or B,.,do Sec. 32. 28 A.. $53. 311. Wollin. Wlllem 0 . &l or B,.,do S., Sac. 15, 79.38, •227.62. Wollin. William 0 . &/ or llnndo S., Sec. 15, 6 .13 A.. 829.40. J01oio a.. s-.. s .. SAUSBURY TWP. ~EIGS LS .D. Aco High M-. Inc: .•. Sec. 3, 20.86 A., $840.46. Anopsch, Eugene F. &I a Judy, Sac. 13-34, .66 A.. •1&&.36. S.rba, DeW! P. & I a Margaret, SEc . 30 , 30 A, $123.14. Bortala, Ch- H.. Soc. 18, 12.223 A.. $44.86. Boyw. CIMsrloo &/ or Dorulhy L, Soc. 30, .14 A.. • 2 .64. Boyer, Cl..,ce E. &/ or Dorothy, Soc. 30. .20 A.. .12.71. Boyw, Claronce E. &/or Oorotlly, SEc. 30. .311 A.. .115.17. Brink.-, Harold W. 8o / or Penny, SEc. 13-32. 48.83 A., t2815.18. Butcher. v - &/ or ROH, Sac. 27, 2.39 A., $219 .64. Butdlar, Vorlil M. &/ or Rose M., Sec. 27, .Ill A.. $64.84. Chaney, Steven P . 8o / or Olano, Sec. 30, .60 A.. $95.15. CIOW, E - Jr., Sec. 3, 4.75 A.. 8234.93. Dolley, Jomeo Jr. &/ or Bonnie, Soc. 32, 8 .50 A.. $213.63. Dailey, James Jr. & I or Bonnie. Sao. 33. .60 A.. .2.54. Dovtdoon, Allan E. & I a Olano, L, Soc. 34, .38 A., 813.81 . Davis. A~ine L.. Sec. 13-20, .72 A., 144.65 . Eblin, Bon, etel. Sac. 25, 7 .93 A.. $28.88. Eblin, Ben, ataL Sec. 26. 13.82 A.. •112.66. Eblin, Bon. .tal, SO<:. 26, 1 A., jt16.38 . Five Po1nta GriU, Inc .. Soc. 3. .48 A.. $597.611. Folmer, Betty M., Sec. 8, 2.36 A...906.22. Honldo.Jolm, , 19 A.. $2. 19. Hanldo. John E.. Sec. 26, 1 A., $67.72. Harmon, 0 - L., Sec. 36, 2.75 A, $103.42 . Holfmll1. Bruce W. &/ or Patricio E., Soc:. 16. 6 A.. $370.99. Hunt Stanley 0., Sac. 9, .25 A.. t2.19. Hunt Stanley 0., Sec. 9, 7.32 A., '36.60. Hunt Stanley 0 .. Sec. 9, 86 .91 A., 8231.44. Hunt Stanley 0., Sac. 9.. 75 A., $3.86. Hunt Stanley 0., Sec. a. 11 .24 A., t9a.94. Hyool, Harold E. , Soc. a, 1.13 A.. . 61 .51 . Hyoel. R - WIAiem, Sec. 31 , .32A.,$11 .61. Jollaro. Richard K. &/ or Nancy K.. S.C. 15, 3 A., .1.909.45. J111klnl, Darrell &/ Of Lindo, Sec. 32, .70 A., .250.03 . King, Denny &/a o,nthla, Sec. 26, 1.04 A.. •186.91. Klein, Wlllam, Sec. 8, .60 A., 811 .64. Klein, Wlllom. Sec. 22 A., 862.21 . Lewlo, Charles E. &I a Luella E., Soc. 11 -8 • .60 A.. .26B.46. Lewlo. Charlas E. & I a Lucile E.. Sec. a. .011 A.. 63.74. Llp...,mb, DeW! 8o Gaor· gina. Sec. 31, 4 A.. '72.65. - · Challol fl· Ill &/ or J"'*"' K.. Fr. 36. '148.00. ~ GIMI &/ or Juno L., Sec. 22, .88 A.. 126.43. Normon. ·Htirbort &i a Orvin, .211 A.. ·~63.64. Ogdln, Hughie & / a Patsy, Sec. B, $181 .4&. Plovlnoo, Loll J .. SEc. 34. 2.52 A., $378.118 . R - . ·HoiOid A. & I or Carolyn J .. Soc. 26. 1.96 A.. t48.011 . R - HoiOid A. &I a Carolyn J .. Sec. 28 • .26 A.. $212 .40. Roulil, R - 8o/or Kathy. a.. LaSala Hotal Corp. Truotass, Lot 72 ••702.64. LaSala Hots! Corp. Truttass. Lot 71,$613.66. LsSaHe Hotel Corp.. Tru1tass, Lot 72, 8492.88. Lea, RandyJoe&/ orCI'(IIIII Lynn, Lot 37, 117a.75 . Manley. Lawrenoo E. &I a Frances Ann ., Lot 466, 8266.75. McDaniel. Thelma, Lot 69. por!ial, 827 .66. McDaniel, Waker C. &/c. Ella J .. Lot 69 .. 15 A., $6.75. McDaniel, Wsltor C. &/C>' Ella Jane. Lot 66, 17 A.. $75.26 . McOoniel, Wa~er C. &/ or Ella Jane, Lot69 , $1 .66 . McDaniel, WoMer c. &I or Ells Jsna, Lot 69, ta .23 . McDaniel, Walter Curtio &l or Ella Jons, Lot 24, $262.73 . McDaniel, Wolter Curtio &I a Ella Jana, Lot 23, 832.51 . McDaniel. Walter Curtii lo l a Ella Jane. Lot 26, 837.84. Mich181, William. atal. Lot 3, $:j4.57. Milor, Goorga W., Jr. &I a Marilyn Jean, Lot 327 , $366.86. Mullan, Brien, Lot 166), 86.37. Mullen. Brion. Lot 65, 6219.85. Nunn, Ml'lJiret. Lot 121), $107.48. Pullins, Paul Ru-. otal, jiiiiUI.•390.76. Putnam, Tommy, Lot· 59, 839.48. Ouallo, RobertW. &/aJullo R., Lot 9, $869.44. Richmond, Philip J. & Kristl.I.Gt 113. $876.61. Rosch, May 8o Ella Jono McDonlol, Lot 68. 1100 . ~~~ Roll, W. 0..., Lot • 1110.23. Sleet<. Lana,. S., Lot 309, ' 84 s,:!!: s Lot 309 - · · Lana,. ., • 83 AI Lot 90 • 360 . . :.!:· so"' "'"· • 0- 83~l21Wbara J ., Lot 14, 0 • , Smith, Cort M. &/ or L.. Lot 35Th .•132.78J. Lot • SlOne, urston, r., u, 84 34 ••~.. ' William G· & ••• w~ oe u w. $290.B6. Morrll, Jeffrey A., Lot o4&4, $116.68. Mooil, Jeffrey A., Lot 456, 8480 .22. Morton, Charles 8o Daw.,o. Lot 282, 4.38 A.,l22.07 . Oldakor. Maxilo, Lot 130, s~ ' 23Oidokar. ·84 · K.. Lot 376, t201 .66 . Word, William, Lot 18), $223.78. Wears, Walter P . &/ or Nancy V., Lot 611, .348.31, Wile, Pony Eugens &/ or Sharon Elslna, Lot 146, t686.71 . W110, Pony Eugens &/ or Sharon EIHia, pt. lot 146. $769 .72. Wlae, Perry Eugene &/ or Sharon Elolne. Lot 1411, $69.34. Wile, Parry Eug.,o lol a' Sharon Elaine, Lot 148, 8230.99. POMEIIOY VIUAGE MEIGS LS.D . Sarhl, Claudio. Lot 100, .9 .48. Sarlno. Claudia. Lot 101, "OOl'JO. ... aa. a-err ,..., .....crr . Sce-.y. Bomsrd & laUo Bortko. Claudie, Lot 104, donnllt. Louil E. Sec. 8, 2. 33 121 .91 . llortlco. Cleudia, Lot 105, A.s:,e.r.·51 . , Silllle &/ or 69.48. Nancy, Sec. 33, .63 A., Brewer. Dorrell & I a Carol S., Lot 17, 857.79 . t59.33. Soollby. JLIIO Rote. SEc. Bright Chriallno, Lot 1a9. $372,01 . 21 . 6.499 A., t37.38. Cart, Dwight E. &/ or JoeSpaulding, Mslcio M. &/ or Terry, GoiVT.. Sec. 29, .63 A., quollne K .. Loty 606, $249.48. $961 .22 . Sprou•, Charles &/ a' Er· Cart. Dwight E. &/ ,.. Joe · nostile. SEc. B. .60 A.. $8 .07. qusllne K.. peroel, t601.01 . Sprooaa, Charles &/ or ErCo~. Dwight E. &/ or Joenestine, Sec . 8. 1 A.. quallno K .. Lot 506, $2, 187.88. .214.34 . Slefford. Marvin &. / or Cleland. Thomu C. &I a Wando. SEc. 36. 11 .66 A.. Loio J .. Lot 452, e1 .97. Clelland. Thomas C. &/or t138.64. Swartz. Jerry D. 8olaCIIhy LoiiJ .. Loto4&4, 8363.93. A.. Sec . 36 •. 25 A., 8397.80. Craig. Jean, Soc . 20 .. 21 A. , Swartz. Jerry D. & l or Cathy $1 .60. A., Sac. 36, .021 A.. 60.38. .~ Lot 603 Ebenbach, R""'· , Teofortl. Gordon Bruce, Sac. 8182.47. 8, 82.90. Gomes. Harry. Lot 257 .. 66 Teaford. Gordon Bruce. A.. 66 .66 . SEc. a, N. of MHI Lot. Gomes. Harry. Lot 257, t264.60. 8332 .26. TIIIUI. Harmll1& / orRo_, Gamot, Harry, Lot 257, Fov. Sec. 33. 46.25 A.. 3.11 A., $26.88 . t196.81. 1'1 Gamas. Horry, $14 .65 . WMa, Donn~ R. &/ or AdoH Gerlach, Sharman &/ or Lee, St. 15, . 26 A, Gamet A.. Lot 162. s42.65 . Gerlach, Sharman &I or 11 ,126.all. Wh~a. Danny R. &/ or Adel Gamet A.. Lot 161, .127.B1. Lao, St. . Fr. 12, .06 A., t1 .09. Gilmore, Richard, Lot 262, Wh~o. Damy R. &/ or Adaft 1.84 A., 113.63. Lao, Froc. 12•. A.. .09 Gilmore, Rldlard L & Zal'l"' Will. Poul E. &/ or Dottle, L., Lot 6, .51 A, $150 .86 . Sec. 9 , 6.04 A., .39 .03 . G -. Marjorlt, Lot 283, Wll, Paul E. &I or D-. 1280.94 · Soc. 9. 17.57 A.• •88.16 . Grimm, JaniceK., Lot 262. Wll, Paul E. &/ or Dat1ie L. 6180.78 . Sec. 9. 18.D7 A., t96.20. Haines, Anna, Lot 83. Yaougsr. Lewranco. Sec. t920 .75 . 13 .83 A.. t181 .jOB. Hamilton, Brien D. &/ or MIDDLEPORT VIUAGE Gstri Ann, Lot403, 182.89. MEIGS LS .D. Harril. Wlllilm W. 8o / or Ace High M IJiic Inc., lo1 VIckie K.. Lot 262, $16.27 . 124, $782.96. Harril, William W. &/ or - · Don C. &l or Betty, V10kie K.. Lot 390, 8162.7& . Lot 139, .419.49. Borrtz. Potrlcil A., Lot 82, Hudson, Larry J .. Lot 256, .1.830.67. Bleka. Joyce, Lot 163. .25 A.. $62.00 . t66 .99.Johnson. Simon H. &1..BIIka, Joyoe A.. Part Lot Qiadys E.. Lot 124, s329.19 . 119, $629.06. Johnoon, Thomes G. & Blllce, Joyoo A., Lot 164, Mabel, Lot 267, •318.63 . $10.18. Jones, Amy K., Lot 179, 8111ce. Joyce A., Lot 22, .41 .48 . $176.01 . Jooas, Amy K., Lot 190, Blount. Rosomol'(, Lot 16. r42 .11 . $16.44. Jones. Amy K., Lot 178, Blount. RosomoiY. Lot 17. t163.30. t209.12. Jonas, Amy K.. Lot 401 , C - Dor Clalk. Lot 412. $2.73 . $286.28. Jones. Amy K.. Lot 684. Cunnilgham, Donald E. & $4.31 . Norma J .. Lot 313, .26 A., JOI'IOI, Amy K.. Lot 687, $135.96. 12.73 . Devil, Fronoot Louise, Lot Jooas, Arret K.. Lot 688, 25, 8212.o4& . S7.08 . Erwin, Maude. Lot 121), Jones. Amy K.. Lot 66B, $338.44. .9 .77 . Erwin, Maude, Lot )22), Jooas, Amy K.. Lot 68B. $34.48. $6 .96. Fetty, Wolooe, Lot 306. Jon81, Amy K., Lot 669, 8212.87. Sub. 4. 14.31 . Filly, Wallace, Lot 60. Jonl8, Amy K., ltlt 669, •a6.79. Sub. II. 14.31 . Fetty Wallace, Lot 81 , Jones, Amy K.. Lot 589, 178.14. Sub. 8 , 14.31 . Fink. WIINim T. &I a BooJonao. Amy K.. Lot 689, trice C., Pt . Lot 110, Sub. 7, •3 .51 . 82.723.64. Joneo, Amy ' K., Lot 5a9. G - . Jom~~& / or Angela. Sub, 8 ·9· 10·11 , $1.66 . Lot 424 Porn.. t28B.98 . Jonao, Amy K.. Lot 607, Holrill. William 8o/or VIckie 1.10 A.. $3.91 . K Lot 48, $137.96. Jonao. Amy K.. Lot 116. ·H......, Nornwl E.. Lot 198.87. JOft81, Amy K.. Lot 104, 428'. ,3., :44. 1130.64. HOlley• Ronnie & I a Elva, JOI'IIO, Amy K., Lot 114, Lot 22. ljlli1 ,~. $72.61 , R- · Jon11, /lmv K., Lot 103, 8109.96. Jon11, /lmv K.. Lot 108. $21 .06. Jon eo, /lmv K., Lot 11 3, 619.07. Jon•. /lmv K., Lot 118, $7 .58. Jonas, /lmv K., Lot 227, $94.90. Janos, /lmv K., Lot 227. 20', $126 .65. Jonos. /lmv K.. Lot 228 . 30', $187.82. Jonaa. /lmv K .. Lot 22a . 1203.28. Jonoo, Amy K.. Lot 229, 8124.68. Jonoo, Amy K.. Lot 230, $31 .77. Jonos, Amy K.. Lot 231 , 89 .63. Jon11, /lmv K.. Lot 232, 8255.30. Jonoo, Amy K., Lot 233. $131 .02. Jon11, Amy K., Lot 101, 82.77. Jones, Mary E.. Lot 7. 1152.38. Jonas. Rodney &/ or Lilde . Lot 282. 1 A.. 8188 .66. Klein , William L.. Lot 40'x50', 118.77. Lehaw, Louisa, Lot 282 . . 21 A. , $6 .50. Lehew. Louise, atal. Lot 282, .52.42. Lehew, Louise, atal, Lot 262, .40 A., 67.08. Love, James. Lot 71 , t6a .78. McKenzie. John & lvo r,. gels, Lot 255 .. 80 A., 171 .68 . McKenzie, John R. & Iva Ingles, Lot 255, 69.73 . Mill. Gma8o Son, Inc .. Lot 2. $172.83 . Mill. Gmo & Sontlnc., Lot 2. $214.31 . Motz, Gmo & Sons inc., Lot 2. $154.83. Mill. Gena 8o Sonalnc., Lot 2, 6214.31 . Moon, John llo / or Amlo Lea, Lot 257. t63.88 . Mor~o. Jell. Lot 38 B, Ml•ine, Lot 131, 19 ·65 · Price, Leslie M., Lot 474, *217.43 . Riggs, Kolth & Bo-o S., . Lot 176, •470.67. R.,..,.,..,, Richard A. llo / a SharonS., Lot8, 1A.•• 22 .01 . Aotabarty, Richard A. &I a Sharon S., Lot 282, 1 A.. $22.63 . R.,..,.,..,. Richlltl A. lo/or Shaton S .. Lot 262, 1.02 A., $820.10. RotabartV Richard A. &/ or Sharon S., Lot 282, 1.110 A., 832.70. ROIIborry, Richard A. &/ or Sharon S .. Lot 282, 132.70 . Ssmuelo, MaiV Allee. Lot 95, $3.63. Ssmulll. Mort Aloo, lDI 100, .Ofll A., OU3.37 . Ssmu•. Mal'( Allee, Lot 198••64.67. Ssmuelo, Mal'( Alice, Lot 306. 10'x110', 83 .61. Smilll, Gal'( L &/or Kat· hlaan M., Lot 437, .380 A.. 6114 .41 . Stewart, Rollie Dougloa &/ or Lildo Lou, Lot 25a, .40 A.. $385.26. Stitt, George, Lot 165, e23.70. Stitt, George. Lot 156, t114.30. Stitt. George. Lot 169. $23.70. Stitt, George Z.. Lot 282, •136.04. Stitt, GOCIIII Z., Lot 15B, 6141 .84. Stitt, George Z., Lot 17,60 A., $183.69 . Swanson, Richard E. &/ or Doris J .. Lot 267• .21 A., t134.03 . Tlamayar, Alva L, Lot 4, $1 ,252.84. WNI, Fannie M.. Lot 48, $3.15. Willi. Fannie M. , Lot 48, $3.15. Will. Cort Edwin & Marlol J Lot 237 99 aan, ' ' ' WiQ, Clrt Edwin & Morlol ,__ Lot 2&3 .117316 - n. • · ' · Wright Mlchlll L llo / or s•-ron K Lot 282 18 A , tao •M " ·~!!~·John • · •• Lea, oko Jack Ystao, lol 178 . $88 .29 . Yatoo, John Lao, oko Jacil Yates, lot 178, •23.82 . Vot01. John Lea, oka Jock Vat•, Lot178, t26 .48 . Young, Fronk & Donno, Lot 266, •39.0&. Young , Fr.,k & Donno, Lot 266, 1.10 A.. t71.28 . SCIPIO TWP. EIGS LS 0 AlthouMte, Cothe.;;,~, Lot 141. SB48.78 . Althouse, Cltherino, Lot 13 • 861 .92. 81eckford. Phillip R. 8o / or Susan L, Lot, 4.0978 A.. 168.51 . Bomg, Horlev. Lot, .60 A., $51 .20. Bradford, John N.. Lot, Sec. 29, 30 A., t567 .84 . 8...tford, John N., Lot, Sac . 29, 63 .33 A.. $210.31 . Bradford, John N., lol, Soc. 29, 10 A.. $33.31 . Bradford, John N., Lot, Sac. 28, 10.69 A., t58.70 . 8ranhom, Benny L. &I or Cllhy, Lot 12), t170 .96 . Cart, Dwight Lot Sac. 4, 35.63 A.. $628.87. Carl, Dwight Lot Soc . 4, 12 A., t1.241 .44. Cottort!, Slovan D. &1,.. Ba-a C., Lot, 1215.80. Cottortl. 81811111 D. &l or Borboro c .. Lot. .17.42 . Cottortl, Stev111 D. llo / or Borboro C .. Lot. Sec. 16, 5 A., $221 .58 . Cremeans, Den &/ « Bar· biro. Lot. Soc. 21, 112 A., t116.40. c-o. Oon &I a Barbera, Lot. Sec. 20, o A.. 8659.72. !Continued on Page 12 ) 0 �( 12- The Sentinel Ohio Meigs County Property Taxes -o (Continued from Page 11) Douguotlno. Jooaph D. Cillrlr. Robert &/ or &; .., H., .12 A.. Soc. 18. 6 A.. $174.31. • 148.18. Cloak. Robert &/ or Neva, ~•. Don lid R. &Kothe· Soc. 18, 2 A.. t32.68 . m. Lr.. 2.68 A., 8532.97. Cloak. Robert &/..- Novo. Dodoon. Au- C. !o Ka· Soc. 18, 1 A.. 8817.10. thryn J .• 70 .9564 A.. Cundiff, Jomoo R. · 1!o *2911.31. Thelma. Soc. 30. .54 A.. Ebotts, Jameo L.. Terry R. l!o 8406.13. Timothy H.. 66 .18 A.. Curlio. ·chi~ T.• SEc. 16. n41 .tl9 . 3 A.. tli9.28. Haning, Wayne D. !o/or Curtil. Che~ T.. Soc. 18. Emo. Soc. 30. 1.41 A.. .14 A.. $3.93. t302.63. Dowell, Roy W. &l or Bev· Heyoo. Jirmw Prooton & lilly, Sac. 10, .10 A.. 8119.79. JIMo Sue, Soc. 1, pan:el. Dowtl. Roy W. War Bo\1· t32.911 . lilly. Soc. 10•. 03 A., 810.14. Herdmon. Priocilo. lol, Soc. Dowel. Roy W. &/ or llev· 31 , 1 A.. 84.18. erty, Soc. 10, .239 A., 619.78 . H.,..l. Letha. e...... T...,, s.c.3, 40A. , S.C. 15. 1.50 A.. 88.71. 8398.77. ~. Woliam J . 1!o Cloditll E111111. Tanio. S.C. 100A. Jane. Soc. 14-16 . .682 A.. 13A., t113.36 . U22.50. . -~- Soc 3 2 37 E\111111 ' T...... · ' · Pottenon. Charteo. Lol15. A., 122.35. H-. C~ W.. Soc. 6. U0.41i. Pottenon. Che~ ... Lol14. 28.06 A.. 8147.88. 814.11. H-. Roger R. & M., Ponenon. Che~eo. Lol 1B. Soc. 14, 10 A.. t56.58. Jofforo. Wllanl & Audrie, 820.06. Plttoroon. Cher1el. Lol 17. Lot 83, t27.42. 824.83. Jon · ~-•••-" M., s ec. ~ ~. Pottenon. Cherteo. Lot 16. 6.844•A., 81 ,022.78. 817.06 . Kilil, R_, &/or Tommy, Poyna, 8u' cr Co· Lot 88. 89.03. rolyn. Soc. 14, 1 A.. 813.23 . Lludonnlt. Max E. &/ or Poyna, K....- &/ cr Co· Terry L.. Lot 90. $137.154. rolyn. Lot e. 843&.50. Long, Gorttudl. Lot 57, · Poyna, &/or Co· t15.83. rolyn. Lot 5. 838.62. Long, Gorttudl. Lot 68 · ~. Dorio L. Lol. S.C. t1~ 32, 18.9579 A.• 8382.83. · - · Janlo. 1.50 A.. 23• &9.7& f', 8 ~-~: Soc. t21 .06 . Shultz. Richard M.. Soc. 29. 12~-=- A.O::!as3'_,:.~ 30 A.. 8503.62 . McClintock. Otio S. &/ or Thompoon. su-. Lot. Soc. Emmo J .. Soc.~. 3.97 A.. 1 li •. 110 A.. 82.67. Thompoon. s . -. Lol, Soc. t6~ Olll ·S. &l or 111•. 211 A.. 81.89. Un<torwood. Den I. !o Wife. SEc. 61 A.. Lat. Soc. 34. 16.62 A.. $6.73. ~tcmoySEc JoflA.&/ ar Jon· • Uudorwood. D., I. !o Wife. ' 14• 2 • 11 13 ·154 · Lot, Soc. 34. 28.28 A.. 89.68. _..-. MciCimoy, Jofl &/ or Jon· Whittlnglon, C1iflonl E., Jr.. nlfor, Soc. 14•. 50 A., t2.83. Soc. 7, 1.78 A.. $59.81 . Potts, Harry. 2. 76 A.. Will. Em., Roy. et II. Lot. 8102.48. S.C. 211. 32.50 A.. 8195.03. Pottrr, Horry. 7. 25 A., Wll. Em., Roy. et 11. -Lot. $33.110. S.C. 19. 22.50 A.. $23.01. Potto, Wm.. Soc. 36, .96 A., · Willi. Harold Jr. &I or Rhoo 189.13. . J .. SIC. 33, 83 A.., 8497.12. Potto, Wm., S.C. 100,4 A.. SUTTON TWP. t10.154. SOUTHERN L.S.D. Potto, Wm. & Bonjomin, 7 Adkino. Michael !o / or A.• 148.25 . Ll"'io. Lot 13, 8163.BI. Potto, Wm. & Benjamin, Aldridge. Dono J .. Soc. 2. Soc. 38, 9 A.. AA!rox.. 841 .39. • .80 A.. t114.14. l!otll. Wm. - ~min. 6 Aldridge, Dana J., Lot 1, 58 A.. 817.14. A.. t33.12. AldMQO, Dono J .• Lol 2• .58 - · Jerry F. &/ or Mer· gsnt.Soc.3.40A.,4480.78 . A.. 1819.154. a....... John. Soc. 100. Rocino Goo & Service Co., Public Utility Peroonel. 9.67 A... 844.39. 9ar.., John. Soc. 26, 2.91 t1 ,904.35. Rizor, Wllilm E.• Lol 110. A.. 113.117. 8110. w- • K....- K....- =~,:.00· 23, s!, °" wmk· Em~ ~o~Lot~. :31%~ ~~;·, *j~~W. 13~~~~ck. 0111 Saynt. Lot ~~.·~:ew. &lor &/or McClintock. 0111 Saynt, Lot Bony v 4 t22 &3 14, $28.88. v.. ~. John ·w. &/or Miler, Chi~ M. &/ or Bony v.. 6, t~.&3. Joontllo, SIC. 18 •. 198 A.. I'Wiio, R_, &/ or Shirtew. ·~~Ama Moo, etol. Lol 88, $483.04. · Racine' Goo !o Service Co.. Public Utility pononal. &694.154. Womoloy, Rlchalll L. &/or Cherlotto L • - ' 8114 91 VILLAGE. . SYRAC .U,...SESOUTHERN LS 0 · · · n~~~ Emmo. Lot 2, · · Homllon. Brion !o / ar Gerri, Lot 66,$887.98. Homilton, Brion &/ or Gerri; porcol.$61.38. H~•· - m R., Jr., Lot 9, tli. . Hoveo. William R. Jr.. Lot 10, 834.82. Hoveo. Wlliom R. Jr.. Lot 297.. 11 A.. 82 .92. Hoveo. - . . , R.. Jr.. Lo1 29l~ ~~08R J Lot ··•-· .. r.. ~8. t279w,~- R ....:~···:-;: _ , . Jr.. Lo1 WI':;.'~:~ Lot &/or Lot 118, t1 58.38. Shirfew, Wolle. Monte Roy &/ or Lindo Suo. 3, 29040 A t3,288.26. · .. SUTTON TWP. MEIGS LS o Syracuoe Homo. .Utilities Co .. Public Utility Pononol, $702 66 Noilco.io-y givon that the whole of ouch -n1 tracto. loti. or pelllofioto wit bo cortlliod lor forecloa~no by the County Auditor purouont to low oflorleltorf to tho-• unloa tho tOIIOI, llllllmanll. 111"1-ondint-aroplld. In occordonco with Cheptor 5721 .08 and 6721 .03 of tho Ohio R - Codl. Wm R Wlcldll . a. · · . ....... ~=nty Auditor 1111 ~. 11c d• I Alzh N . ew c ues to eiDler s 1sease - 1 contusion, dlfllculty In speech and movement, Inability to recognize even family members and many other symptoms. In the moot severe cases, victims areunabletocaref0rthemselves. Thecauselsunknownandtherels no cure. A characteristic d the disease Is ttl! death of neurons - nerve cells lhat cormect to each other by long fibers- which ilrces the brain to live with fewer. and fewer connections. Analyzing cells from the hippocampusofslxdeceasedAlzhelrner's patients, Cotman and colleagues fOWid lhataxons- the outpUt fibers of nerve cells, responsible for transmitting signals through the nervous system- sprout, reformlng the connections between remalnlng cells. The hippocampus Is a section of ' By WILLIAM HARWOOD UPI Science Wrbr CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) - Two shuttle astronauts geared up today for a · slx·hour stlnl as spacewalking hard hats to usher In the space station era by practiCing orbital construction, using beams that work like giant Tlnkertoys. Turning Atlantis's cargo bay Into a construction zone, spacewalkers JerrY Ross and Sherwood Sprtng planned to practice erecting a 45-foot-tall tower and assembling pymmld· shaped structures to study the difficulty of maniP.Ulatlng un· wieldy objects In weightlessness. "I feel that this Is probably the most ambitious or at least the most energetic (spacewalk) that we've attempted so far," Ross said. · The groundbreaklng, evening spacewalk and another on Suooay ' are expected to help NASA engl- 1 neers gain a better understanding of the problems that r91ght be encoun· tered when .to~ctlon crews begin as~mbllng the agency's planned space station aroul¥11993. "All of thls ls geared towards being able to come up with ways to make a space station !It together and build It once yex~ get out there, " commander Brewster Shaw saki In an Interview before blastoff Tuesday. ' ~~-333 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION T o - Karr Beer. whooa ~ kncondwn odd,.. lo ..,. .,......,, to tho un.... own hon, dovlueo. tind noiCI ~kin ofBaoH~:_:_·rr •~·"';,'.:; -a ••r. ·d r, . 1111 kncwn Ill· • unlaloiMl, and to ol the unknown heirs, -~~~ and noxt of kin of ~tu B•r. Clledya Kerr. wholtllltlalown llld-ilunknown,..,dtotlto unknown holn, do\ioe•. and noiCI of kin of Glody1 Korr: Wo~ar Karr. Jr.. - . , 1111 known oddreia io unknown. and to tho hlln. dovlolll and noxt of kin ol Wall• KMr. Jr.; Corolyn Korr, who .. loll ........... oddr.. io unknown, and to II tha heiro, - 1Cndlinn11111 of kin ofCsrolynKarr; ton Arthur Kerr, w1rooo IIIII kncwn odd- 11 ..,. 1m-. and to 11 flo hlln, brain Involved In memory. "This Is the first exa(llple that we know of - and I think other people will verity thls - d thls kind of sprouting going oo," Cotman said. Ultimately, however, the sprout· lng process cannot keep up with destruction. Either the S}rOIItlng stops or too many nerve cells die, CotmaJt said. "It probably overwhelms It (the brain) buttherelsatleastsomeklnd dbattle," Cotman said. Cotman and colleagues had earlier dlsrovered the brain makes Its own growt!l factors, substances that Induce reproductiOn of cells. That, coupled with the latest dlscove!jl and other research on the nature of the brain-cell growth process, may enable sclenllsts to make drugs one _d ay to spur the brain to compensate for cell destruction caused b.v Alzheimer's. lcln of Elhol Robotts Karr; end to Angllllno Karr. whole 1_, known orld,_ 1o unknown, and 10 ol tho holn, - and .-t 111 lcln· of AI1JIIIna Karr; yvhooo and ld· d - . . unkncwn and connot with 111oonobll eli· gonoo be ncortolnod. you oro - y notlfild that you hovo nomld Dolondanto in a legal ICIIon antitlad John T. Grueser and Juanitl P . GN-. PIHitiffl. vo. ArlliiA' Beer, Et AI .. Dofondonlo. Thio ICiion hol-lllignod Cue Nu- 84-CV-333 end II ponding in tha Court llf Common 1'1111 ol Mllgo Pomeroy. Ohio, 4 CYL. ~~ !~ho=:g: dooaibod In Voklmo 260, Pago733, MolgoCountvDoad =:':'"'co to wlich io You oro required to on•the Complllnt within 28 davo oltll'tho 1111 publcation oftlio In can of your fliure to ansvvar tw otherwise rMpOnd 11 requirad by tho Ohio Ruloo 6 & 8 Cyl. Slightly Higher 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Mon .-Fri. 8 A.M. to I 2 Noon Sot. "A Full Service Garage" 24 0111 WRECKER SERVICE AFTER 6 P.M.- m ·2048 .-=--------.., •Snow Tires Mounted of CMI Procodunt. )I.Vmont by dofoult wll bo Nndorwd ogainlt you for tha r dellllllded in tho Comploint. Doted: NOll..- 19. 1986. Lorry Sponcor. •011 Chengo· Major Engine Ovarhsul Con & Truclio c~e:e:. MIDDLEPORT AUTO CENTER Pharit 992-3053 p u.,; (11113. 20 . 27: (12)4. 4tc Public Notice · ADDENDUM TO PART 1, SO ITEM E 15) COUTAI.HCEORMNPOAHNIYO MEIGS MINE N0.1 REVISED 8/18/B5 LEGAL NOTICE Uflllont to Ohio Rovlood Code Soction 11113-07 (F). notice lo horoby glvon of IIVIolontoODNRPormltNo. 0 ·0354, Molao Mine No. 1. owned by Southam Ohio Cool Compony, P. 0 . B~ 490, Athono, Ohio 45701 . Tho oiW lo locotld 1.8 mlloo : : !" SaN~~C..rtydt~ldlonJo· 1"'• "'""' ·~• 1 toe STotll Rout111241n Molgo Ollnty. 0 hlo. M..,. opoclfl. coNy, tho oliO occuPioo por· tlono of S.Ctlono 8 end 11 lndFroctlono1.2.8.ond12 p 'b:: t;ommon 1'1111 Court Middleport, Ohio 8 tho hclluw of Porker R.., ond ho unnomod tributarloo. Tho dllcribod .... Is con-In tha ond Rutllnd U. S. ~~~ Survey 7.6 mlnulll quorlronglo ...... A oapyof.,.llflllloollooilaiiVIfll. lor pubic intpoctlon 11 tho offlco of1hoMolgoC011nty R - . Moigo C011nty Court Hauoo. s-td Strott. Pomoroy, Ohio 4117118. •Writ· w.r-• • concemlng ... owlcotlon moy bo oubmlttld to tho Dlvlllon WiiSQIWidlncl end/ or requell • mletlng regarding ...., non·flnoiiCIIon within 30 dlyo of tha data lndlclted. "Action", .. Ulld . . _ . - net inckrdl rocoipl of 1 vorlflld oof1'C)Iaint. II olgn~ public intoroll ... 1111. 1 public m-g moy be hold. AI to any action. inckrd· lng roceipt of verifild compl-. o n y - moyobtoln notice of lurthlr ICiionl. end lddlllonll lnlormllton . Unto. udwu.- provided in noticel of pellicular ICIIono. II communlcotlono ohon bo oont 10: H-g Qork, OEPA. P. 0. Boo 1049, Columbus. Oh., 43218. Ph. (1114) 48e-8031. Ccna~k ORC CHop. 3146 ond OAC Chepe. 3746·47 and 3148-llor requlromanto. Finol iauencl of pomit 10 lnlllll: Scipio Twp. Fino Do· p•rtment, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~(11)~. ~; County. Oh. Efhlctivo dote: Nov. 21. 1986. FocHity D•· criptlon: W-11•. AA!Ico· lion No. 08·1491 . Thill llnol ICiion not pre· cldld by propolld a::tion ond io flllPoailnCI to EBR. One 1000 golon ooptlc tank ond loochlng. Cinema:?) •II•' ·S·H ! ! · of R~. • Fountlln · Squoro. Bo ld~19 B-3. Cotumbus. Ohio 43~4 . ........ '~eM In Memoriam PUBUC NOTICE Tbo-M>a-rocoivod· / popored by 'lho Ohio Envir· r~;;--;-:::-:--:--=---:­ onmantll Pro- Agency r· R (OEPAl lilt wllk. E eal Estate General dol• of fine! octlono ond ....... dol• of propld ICiionl . . lftllld, fin.. IC· liono moy bl opp-. In writing, within 30 dlvo of tho dlta of INI notice, to tho tEIUOI EnviiOI••••III B- of Rovlow, Rm. 101. 2110 E. T._ 216 E. 2nd St. St., Columbuo. Oh. 43216. Phone of 111'1 opplli bl 1·(614)-992·3326 flld with tho dtroclor within 3 TEAFORD Real Estate dlyo. l'ropoood ICiionl wll 1 ! 1 1 MoutttaiMer Cinema S150 llpley, W. Va. ~~ v':'r! ,~:Lt'~sslon tial profits - Part T11111 ar Ful T11111. (303) 759-3200 Ext. 2407 64 MIIC. Merchandile 3 YEAR WARRANTY Saturday or s-.y tM or llldlllght Mewles $3995 1 OJUY ! $20,000. . BUY FOR WRITE OFF ALL SJZES Ill STOCK FREEPARKING ,) Sue Murpllr, Milton Roush, 'fGM Farm City I I Service Station ~----------------------~ OPEII 7 DAYS AWEEK 6 U. TO 11 P.ll. PHOIIE 614·992·9932 •: ' ONE FLOOR - Hot water heat, 2 BR, lull basement w/ lg. doors lor workshop. 2 car garage . Near hospital. MODERN - level lot near stores in Middleport. 7 Rm. one lloor plan. Firepla ce lurnace and elec . BB heat: All carpeted. 300 ACRES - What would you give for th~ on St. Rt. T. P. water. REIIODELED - Owner will sell lor less than they have in it. HI stories on use !heist floor . New stove. relrrgerator, gas lurnace, nice lot. COUNTRY - 8 acres near Meigs Higll . 3 8Rs. wood · burner, equlppoo kitchen and carpeting. On hard road . WRITE OFF - Restore this old one and enjoy the space of one acre lot that lays welt . Otter wanted. WRITE OFF - Income m this.011 e wilt pay its way with a mce profit. Pomeroy site. BAIIJ1AIN - 5 Rms one floor home. Gas furnace carpeting, 2 porches, gar: ~ge, basement and only 12 VOLHYOll 1 rn SIAU & NICE - BOx 186 lot, good 7 rm. frame with lots of new leatures. FuiiiB· semen!. Stove, Refrig., car· port. RACINE-3 BR home, auto. hat, carpeting, cellar and 2nd lot for a garden . Only bocomo llnll unltu 1 -an ad~Kiclllon hoorlng requolt II .. within 30 dayo of tho loouonco dllw; or tho director revlaes/ wtthdriWt tho propoood octlon. Arrt moy a~bmit oommonto AGRI BOSS r----------------------.. .. 915-4119 WEHP~~u~'~8,~~:All . " Prolntlonol" Specializing in Build-Up Commerclol Roofing 20 Yro. experlance C.. No. 24981 . On Novo- 211, 1996. 1n tho Molgo County ....,._ Court. Cool No. 24981. Rovmund H.-.. llac 242, MurroyCity, Ohio 431M,John M. H - . Box 281. MUII'IyCity. Ohio, 43144, Pout J. H - . Box 175. Ohio. 4&779. - . oppalntld :coExocutoro 111 1ho _... of . •, I s_... Am• HUltOn. ct.cs 1111 ~: 1121 *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION CHRISTMAS TREES & PINE CONES FOR WREATHS BISSELL SIDING CO. AlSO RACINE FIRE DEPT. Public Notice FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYLING SALON Ballhan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. R~~~~f~~ .. . ' 992·2196 APPLIANCE , lOOM 103 SERVICE RUTLAND CIVIC CENtER How. 1 Hours allllllay2to4 . . Effectlw PH. 742·2629 10/10/1 mo. pd . I •• •• ' ..f > ' ' • .j YOUNG'S .. CARPENTER SERVICE ..-.nto. - Addons •nd remodeling Soc. Ill. Thill Ordinonco lhal - Rooting •nd gutter work - Concrete work Ilk• offiCI end beln ion>~ from end ofiOI' Sept. 18, 19116. tho 23111 dly "' Soptombor, 1985. Attllt: Jon Buck. Clortr Dewey Horton. Prolldont of COU:ncl - Piumbtng 1nd electrical work (Free Eotlmotoo) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992 -7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 12-8-lfc 1111111. Viftil & I 1 ana. HOII SIIHJ H eadq l~<lllcrs ACCENT · FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992·6931 Aftr. SColl 7~ 608 · E. Main .... . POMEROY,O . rm Ptl,l•g Nul/l lu5intts Forms, (opy SorviciS, ltc. 2SS Mill St., llliddloport 104 NEW LISTING -Lone Bot· tom - If you need lots of spa~e lor a growing family ' this 7 room, 4 bedroom • home is for you . Situated on • a ~ acre lot,~ has a full IB · semen!, den , and lireplace. Owner needs to sell and will consider any reasonable of· fer. I "Free Estimates" . lmfallation Available 4 4flf HUDNALL PLUMBING & HEATING . ' NEW LISTING - Rock Spr· incs Road - Our phone lines will be busy because · this is the property many are looking for! Acreage - ap· pro1 . 4 acres, some fenced . Spacious 3 bedroom hou se with new roof and vinyl sid · ing. Full basement, garage, outbuildings. $32,500.00. 317 North St<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Also Carry Fi1hing Supplies. IUSIHISS PHONE 16141 99l- ~SSO RESIDEIKE PHON! 1~14) 992-7754 . b., Pomtroy FILL DIRT 10· 8-tfc North Third - 2 story home wnh 2·3 bed· rooms m40'1!13' lot. Gas fl. hea~ garage. \'louij make a nice home lor your family for me. $16,500.00. Real E1tate General REAL ESTATE FOR SALE . l :SPUT li.VB. HOUSE wHh 3 liedrOOIIIS, 2 ~ blllll •• J11n Trussell 549-2660 • Donie Turner 992· 5692 : . Jo Hill 985·44&6 "' "' . ' . ,.. Residential & Commereiaf Call: 992-5875 Or 742-3195 Ph. (614) 843·5425 11-11·2 mo. 8·8-tlc CIRCLE CONTRACnNG Campleh luildlng •• Contracting Service (Free Estimates) Shp Tt~~t,lelu JEFF c·IRCLE, SR. tl RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE long loltom, Ohio PH. 949-2649 CHlSftR- 915·3307 349 N. Oh. , SANDWICHES Subs - Steak - Stromboli Ham & Cheese · Pizza Bread FREE Local Delivery Tuttdtg Sps~ls/ 63 Pine St., GaiHpolls ' f Don't Wslk, W•lt , Cbsncs 8el11g L11B C11/ U1, We Wo11't t t H11lf8te. - - - - - - - - -•10.,. ·21-1 mod. Yard Sale ~J Fle1 Mtrket• thit area• only v•r round, every week -end, indoor-outdoor flea market. Open BAM to &PM inolde tho fo•mor TholorFord build· lng, noxt to Frutlt'o. Routol 35. & 180. Froo door prlz• llertlng Sot. Doc. 7th. Aloo letm how to win 1 mejor oppllonco by Chrlltmu At· tenUon dealers: tome 1p1ca IVIillble but llmltod . Now II tho t lmo. Froo odmloolon to tlto public. 81 4-448· 7037. 2· 7th. Dobby Dr .. McGuire Subdlvlolon. LR oulto, bdr. tuitll, t-Mn beds. dinette 111, loto moro. Call 61 4· 448·3918 . lnoldt Ilia . ~th &· 30th. 9:30 to 4:30. All hcuoahold ltemo. 893 S. Third St. In 'Middleport. Public Sale & Auction Roger Hysell Garage 124,Pomeroy Ohio Rt. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 or 992.·1121 F1rm Eqtllt•••t Part• & Ser-loe • 1o3·tlt 3·24·tfc tOWN & COUNIIY YmiiNAIIAN \CUNIC BEND AIEA CAlL lkllty OHict tor Hours 304-372·5 ' BOGGS Authorized Joha DHII, New Holland , Bush Hoc Farm Equipment , Dealsr PH. 304-675 ·2441 11/4/l~~~<t. Small3 bdr. In town, all new carpet &. paint, new &ldlng. new furnace • central air, exceptional buy, 826,000. Coli 814-446-2469 . 3 bedroom home with ott·· ached garll!ge. Nice lot-good family neighborhood .. Movein condition . Available December. 1986 .-Ditcount for ceoh . will finance . Coll81 4288·5110. and cedar home. Overlooklng back-up water of Hock· ing River. Reduced from lnourenoe. aducatlonel op· t169.000 . to 8126,000 . portunlties, retirement pay Muat • • to appreciate. Call Beautician opportuni1y , booth for rent, apply Ad· venco Daolgn. 21 9Sixth St .. Point Ploeoant,W. Ve. No phono coHo . If you are 66 yr• of age O( older, a rtlident of Ma~on 6 room hou1e with bath with 1\l:i acral near Middleport & Pomoooy. 614· 992-7453. By owner & bedroom•, large living room, dining room, tun beMment, 2 car e~rage , large lot. clooe PPJH end Ordnan ce schools, 304· 676-6866 . House for 1ale by owner. 3 br. family room, _ wood burner, central air. patio. deck, top ground pool. out- building . Alter 6 o'clock ond on woekando celt 304·676· 7281 . Small down payment and 1 I rant. 6 room• 30'~ · 6'76 · 30:lo . Nlca lot, or e75. County , like 10 floh. enjoy working outoldo. Inquire Pt. Pk . Job Service, 226 Sixth Exterior complete interior St.. Point Pleooanl. roodr to complete. All brick. 1- - - - - - - - - 12 Situations Wanted energy efficient, three bed · room rancher 1itting on one acre. Priced on lntpec1ion only (3041871·2981 . Reducad - Will oell on land Private care for elderly per· 1on In my home . Room & board, good cere . On Rt. contract . 5 roomt, beth, utility. 10 acroo lend. 304· 675·3030; 304·876-3431 . 218 . Crown City. Call 814· 268 ·6609. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale V.cancy for the elderly in our home. Trained ai'ld fif. t•n yMrt experience. Call 614-992 · 7314. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· Nurtlng care in private ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. home . Room tor tv(o pa- 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. tients . 8600. 1 month . Call RT 35 . PHONE 614· 446· 7274. 814-992 -3591. 14x70 Graywood, 3 bdr .. ANY PERM KAY'S 992·2725 Gallia High School. Reduced to $29,900. Call 814-3B8· 8711 . Join the West Virginia Army NatloNII Guard. You receive a monthly paycheck, life Heated Garage Sale. Dec. Middleport '8t Vicinity LAIGE ANIMAL & SURGEIJ IJ APPT. 169 N. 2nd An . . MWdlepert, Oh. 3 bdr. ranch. onecarQflraga, walk ing distance from North ond other outotandlng be- 814·887·81 50 after 9:30 neflto. Coil 304-876·3960 a.m. ·or 7 :30p.m. or 1-800-842-3819, )- - - - - - - - - .......fiiiiiiiirov ......... OLDER HOUSE with 3 bed· rooms on corner lot in Syr· 949·2210 Pomeroy, PHONE 992 .. 7075 17:--:-:----:--=-:-- For oelo by owner 79 mobile homo 14x70, front porch. underpinning, new carpet. 2 bdr .• 2 betho, gordon tub • liraploce, oil molntonanca free, 1 ecra M· l , rural water, qualified prior service indi· 819,000 firm. Call today viduolo. Coli 304· 87&·3960 814·266·6702. or1 ·800·642·3619 . 1- - - - - - - - 86 acres plus beautiful stone olectrcnlco ot 'Tho Gollipolla fiiu£ STREAK CAB CO~ 107 St., Oh. 6 t Real Eslale tfltd Payment. No Expa· rience , No Sales. Detaila I 8 n d I el f • a d d r 8 I I It II dollt, collectablet, crafts, 24 Hr. Service Sycamore Workl Hooted Gorogo Sole Rein « To 1111 Avon, coli 304-876ohlna, Nov. 29 & 30, B:OO· 1429. 4:00. Down Rt. 7 to Clipper Millo foMow ligno to Shooot· PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT ring Ridge. Hondmado wood "A" Licon lid to proctlco In • other Chrletmle items. • ol W.ot Vlr9nlo. ••·. OIIIIWIJI, clothea and lary range : $21,840 to mite. items. Dennia ' 614· $36 ,564. Write Admlnillra· 446· 2B47. tor. Lakin Ho1pital. Lakin. WV 2e260 or phone 304· Christm11 Sale. Friday- 878· 3230. WE ARE AN Saturday-Sunday. Nov. 29 , EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 30 & Doc. 1. Toyo, toolo, EMPLLDYER . BOWMAN'S HOME CARE MEDICAL SUPPLY We Dellv01 Auembly $600.00 par 100 . Guaran· teed payment. No experience-No tales. Details tend ae lf . addrettad & Vicinity WE BIU MIDKAIIE Ale OTHER ~NSUIANCE CA . .U$ WHEN EIIGIIlf 305 Jadl•n Atrt. BEAUTY SALON 304· 876-6600 or 678· 3824. Eooy Aooambly Workl &600.00 per 100. Guaron· .. ....Giiiiiiioiis·........ Out of Town Customers Call Collect •Ho.... 0J<VgtiR oHospital Beds •Wheal Chairs 10% OFF BANK 00 5 ' SAliS &. RENTAlS 614-446-7283 3 lots In Syracuse. :HOME NATIONAL 7 $ LG. PIZZA w/one Item......... Salurrltry I D·llr30 11t1 ' '' ' ANGIE'S PIZZA 2nd, Middleport, Paul E. Shockey, DVM PT, PLIASANJ OffKI NOW THIU DEC, 4 up for the holldoyo, opaclol delivery. Ward'a Keyboard, LOST:Iong haired black cot . Part time R .N .a, 3:00 · Mflll. Medium size. Green 11 :00. 1 1:00· 7:00. Willing eyes. Antwlft to Pumpkin. to work in long term care. Loot -n In tha Sugar Run Mutt be able to coordinate area. Reword. 814· 892· excellent patient care for our retidentt who are very ape· 5880. clol people. Accepting oppli· Kayo LOST in Point Plouont Clltiont Mon. through Fri. at Tu11dlly evening, door keys Pomeroy Health Care Cen· on plain ring, call 304·676· tar. E.O.E. 1333. Don't tat your military *ilia Loot · Shocking Collar. go to waste. The Wt1t Vicinity McClintock $25. Virginia Army National Guard hu vaCancies for Reword . 304-675 -1249. Ullin PERM ALE CUlt. .' (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 SMALL AIIIIIAL IIOIIS Mon.-WIIf••Jhurt. 1·5 pm . r- • •SO-l; Fri. 1-2 pm . on ' - YIIIYL & AWMIIIUM room. LD: clltd on 8 ICtll. lqt llf1ll . pond. Alcint ••. z SIDING ·CO. ilinint IOCIIIt. liwill room and , IQI IKIIIIion :z:: SUPERIOR FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Plano tuning and repair. tune llompod onvelope: ELAN Found: Famole Seagle dog VITAL-5847 3418 Enter· on Harrioonvlllo Road . Cell prloe Rd. Ft. Pierce, FL 33482. 614-742·2960. ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist EUGENE LONG Complete Gutttr Work Complete Ramodlllng . Rooting of all Typoo Worked In homo or11 20 yooro "Free Eotlmateo" CAll COllECt: Grand Plano for 1ate. free delivery and tuning. creation Department, 618 Soccnd Ave .. Gellipolio, Oh 48631 . ph . 614-446-1789. ext. 24 for details and job Mulberry Ave. ereo. Cell 61 4·992· 7663. LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Free Estimates r0-11 rtn MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Plano Tuning . Lone Donlelo. 614· 742·2951 . Atoo: So by contact the Gallipolis Re- Dark gray and whlta lemolo Lone Bottom. Ohio Ph. 985-4141 949·2263 or 949-2969 4129/Un and i3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME AW MARCUM CONTRACTING . YIWTADS H111ry E. Cltlsnd, Jr. 992·6191 ROOFING TNngo . . bulzln' lnthe POMEROY - No s1rain ui your budge to heat this win· terr This mobile home with expando has a woodbur~er to warm all 3 bedrooms. Gar· age w~h workshop. large fenced lot. Fru~ trees. garden space. $18,000.00. : FIVE POINTS AREA - A 3 bedroom ranch home on ap· pro1imately \? acre lot. In· eludes dishwasher. range, hood. Electric B.B. heal. Garage. Give us a call. $31 ,900.00. • •Complete Remodeling •Room Additions •Roofing •Siding •Gan~,es & Pole Buildtngs Howard L. Writesel l /W t!t Giveaway Miniature Schnauzer lott in iii: ~lo 7/ 11 /tln 9.92-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL and Graduation Stationtfy, Magnetic Signt, Rubbtr Stompt, Gutters • Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 992·2259 z DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! NEW-REPAIR ·2027 c:l ' PWI: Ollke .Supplin & furniluro, Wedding 23 ltompod envlllopo: ~ian Vi· 31 Homes for Sale 7"-:----:-::---o-- '1tal -716 341B Entorprioo 1-'-------...,-6 Lost and Found Rd. Ft. Ploroe. FL 33482. By owner. Muot ooll· moved. Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages Sl.REWTtL Rl. 160 orlh THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP t-;;:=;::=;===== I· lntereated peraona, certified or uncertified. are urged to Easy U-SAVE AUTO 8alllpolle, purpose. Leader Mortgage Co .. · 814-692· 3061 . description. "Wt 'Rt11 Fot l•n" 4·5·1fc F" All B,rick & block mason's expe rience~ . Call for interview, Pupploo. Call 61 4-446 · 7943 . 446-4522 •Washers •Di1hwaahera •Ranges •Refrigerators · •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE Sat., I 0 a.1t1.•12 II- I 4 CALL 985-3561 I'll M•k" for any Plaza, 20 3 Jackson Pike, Gollipollo. Oh 411831 . GolllpoNo Community Pool. RENT A CAR KEN'S HOME OWNERS -Refinance to low fixed rata. Uoe equity nologilt, weekdayl. Send rooume a apply to Medical lwimmlng season at the JIM CLIFFORD PH. 99H201 (CUI OUI FOR FUIURI USE) FlEE COIIFIDEIInAL PIEGIIA!IICY ftST llnoolb In 10 llloufll) One certified Medical Tech· Lonely, need o deto1 Meet lhot opaciol-oomoona todayl Call Datetlmo toll-tree 1. 800·912· 7876 onrtlmo day or night. 992-3559 ? PREGNANT? 'o .....;', Roymond Smith property. are needad for tho 1988 DOZER . BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER. GAS & SEWER LINES, RECLAMATION. PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE l!o DIRT 304·675-nlrJ. 22 Money to Loan lnstructors and Lifeguards J&F CONTRACTING A.A.A. Middleport. Ohio 1·13-tfc Help Wanted Professional Services Help Wanted: Water Safety 1- - - - - - - - - Racine, Oh. P~. 614·843· 5191 10·6-tfc RT. 62 SOUTH POINT PLIASANT, W. VA. 8 miles from Pomeroy-Mason Bridge SINGLE S24. 95 •live entertainment ' Free HBO •Restaurant oOiymp ic Pool PAT HILL FORD 11 814·838·6333 . P&S BUILDINGS Mom· We can repair and re· • · core radiators and healer cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 304·622· 17.62 or 304-738· 408B. No huntingortreapaasingon to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses • Business Opportunity hrs . Loti of extras Included. For more Information call :"rm .............. Sizes from 6'x6' Up I· 21 Scrvt ccs UTILITY BUILDINGS PH. '192-3982 9-30-tf huntlngortraap~tsingon Wanted To Buy STANDING TIMBER . Tromm . Call: 61 4· 742 · TANNING BED BY SONTE· 232B. GRA !Super Polm Beech). Regular 88,996.00 now $4,500.00. loll then BOO Employ men ! tho Bill Clonch'o property on Hvoelt Run'Rolid . No No hunting or treops11lng • day or night on tho Charloo E. Yoot Fsrmo. Violatoro will be pro 11 cuted. Sizes Start From 12'x16' OPERATORS lildo O'lrirn & DoW1io P\iwol Mon. lliru Sot. 9 AM· I PM lun. & Tliurt. Nlghft !r Afpt. Factory Choke 12 Gau&e Shotguns Only ....... .............. All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS 20% OFF SELECTED PERMS 9 Nohuntlngortreopeuingon ~;su~o'!:n~J.•~~~ Vlolatorowili be prcoacutld . 349 N. 2nd Middleport •POTTERY •CLOCKS •TOYS •IMPORTS 11·7-85·1 mo. Flatwoods Rd. Ca. Rd 26 2 Mi. from Fiirt Points Watrh For Slgnt 11·16·1 rilo. GUN SHOOT 73 ·1° LINDA'S MEXICAN POnERY & GIFT SHOP RESIDENCE 1/11/rln 73-79-Ford Jr. Fondtrs ·-......................•41 73 -79 ford Tr. . Doort :........................ 1135 10·15 ford lr. n~i;;'j"r;:···· I JSO • u~'io;;.-r;: $14! .~:!;"!;: $70 &O~a~"};;;j'i;:· ......... $52.50 73 Grillos ..................... I31.S O ·Hoodt......................... l1 45 1l·79 Chtvr. lr. .ll-15 ford ·langtr ..... Panolt ...............125 Hoodt ......................... ll30 73· 79 Chevy. lr. ll-15 Ford la•gor Cob Ctrntrr...- ...... ,.....120 Griii01 .........................'7S Ntw ond lhtd Auto Glan- Lato Molitl Partt 11·28·3 mo . PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE HARLEY HANING PH. 949-2801 · or 949·2860 No Sunday Calls e. 13. 3tc: MIDD~PORT - The Daily Sentinei-Page-13 3 Announcements 73·10 ""'' lr. , ....... ............:............t41 73-10 Chtvr Tr. Doort ......................... 11DO (ht•r· lr. CHAlLIS lAlLEY PH. 742·2050 11·5· 1 mo. d. "Froe Estlma1es" of Main Strwt. · Pomlooy. Moigl C...nty, Ohio. 411789. Cherloo H. Knight - g Problto Judge Lana K. NIJIIOin>ld, a.rk y ovt our -"''l· AMivortory or Sp•ral Occasion 111 Yidso....Wo Tops Any lpKiril O<eation. CALL 614-381·8162 New Homes Built 1, lite H Real Estate General COMPLETE LINE OF FARM AND AUTO BATTERIES • EvenlniS 7:10 Fri .. Sit. , Tuu .. 7:10·9:10 Sit.. Sun. Mit., 2:10 Sat. Midnl&flt, 12:10 IOLUT I'OOFING . (1 1 I 22. 29. 2tc Public Notice · Battery Sale EveniniS 7:00 Fri .. Sit, Tues .• 7 & 9:10 p.m. S1t. & Sun. Mat. 2:00 . Sit. Midnipt 12:00 ........... ~ ... 111113, 20. 27; (1 2) 4, 4tc lining dialer in ar-:~ bit anat. 11;1 poltfl. (PG-131 Ere. 7:10 -...... . . WANT ADS Own .your own SIHI ..Hng O..nhip. . . jor flllnufactunr •· Once BiHen DICIIIIId. - . .-r "Business Man" Ends Thursday Annihilators Ill ln. 7:00 JOHN C. lBUN R•-nllbro RI1M- Rer;..,,, 11·12·1 mo. --itlo $18,500. · Adroisslon PriCI I Barpil MslniHS Sal. & Sun.. All Slats $2.25 . Adm. bery T•esday $2.25 NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCiARY Estell of Ame H.-n. ORDINANCE NO. 11 8e~ll6 An Ordinonco to A rille Addltionll Fundi F.., Tho Operation of 111o IJIIoue of Mlddltport lor 1885 .. Be h crdolned bythoCounlil (11) 29, 1tc llf tho Vllage of Middltport .. lollowo: ---,P,...u"'"b lt'"·c-:N :-::o - t.,.ic-e- - 1 S.C. I. That th ... lo - Y appropriltld tho -vvin{j ld· - - - - - - - - -1dlllonli lundofortho-otlon tho lllllllge of Mlddltport for ADDENDUM TO PART 1. ol 1985. ITEM E (6) "-Rovonue SOUTHERN OHIO Sharing ........ , ... 83.7156.00 COAL COMPANY Soc. 11. Thetthllordiooneo lo RACCOON MINE NO. 3 honby cloclored to bo . on REVISED 8/ 29/ 85 emorgeucy In thatt-fundo ere now IIVIlilllble end . . LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to .Ohio Ravload _ . . , lor tho continued Codt Section 161 3·07 opntlon of tho villga during (F), notice lo horobr glvon o1 1986. S.C. Ill. Thil Dnlinonco lhal rovlllontoODNR PormltNo. tlkeoffiCiond bllnfon>~from . D-0183. R _ , Mine N9. 3. endolt•N-11. 1986. owned by Southam OhiO , _ tho 11lh doy "' CNI Compony,. P. 0 . Box 480. Athono, Ohio 45701 . Novombor1985 . Tbo 1~ io locotld 2.1 mlllo Att.,: Jon Buck. Clerk Dowor Horton, Wilt of -•ovllf ldjocont Prolldent of Cruncl lin 1 Southwoottlfy dlroc· tlon) to S - Route 124 In (11)~ . 29, 2tc Vinton County. Ohio. Mono opaclllcolly. tho·~ occuploo portlono of Soctlrln 111 end Public Notice Froctiono 24. 30 end 311 in Townlhlp, T.BN .. R.18W., lmmodletoly ad.ll·cont (to tho Eut)·of Raccoon ORDINANCE NO. 1186-86 An Ordlnonco 111 A"""'d Croolr. Tho dllc.- II . oonlllned In tho · Mulgo ond Ordlnonco 1150-84. • h ..-dlinld by tho Council Wld-itlo U. 8. Goologlcol Survoy 7.5 minute quldron- • ol tho Vlllgo of Middlopo!t u gle mope. A copy of tho llt>PI· . Soc. I. Thot the lolowing colion le ovllllble lor public lldoptld in OiopoctlcM et tho offlco of tho ~ Vinton C011nty Rocordlr. Yin· Ord. 11110-84: (1) ThOt ... Chlof of Police ton County Court H011•, Moln Strwt, McArtlu, Ohio oelory bo -dod Ill llld 481111. Written ... ,...,;,. n&OO.oo par month. . (b) Thet tho pooitlon of doncl conooming tho llt>Piico· lion mov bo oubmlttad to Plrklng Meter parson bo .,. Dlvlolon of Rocllmo• llldld 01 I WIQO of 13.36 por hour. . lion, Fount.ln s..,.,., Build· Soc. II. Thotthllordiooncolo · lng B-3. Columbul, Ohio horoby clocl- to be · on 43~4. Olh01ijW1cy In that ·PlY ... ,......., lor tho (11) 13. 20.27: (12) 4, 4tc contiouod protoction of vlllgo (1218. 13. 20. 27. 8tc •,•n •t~T~' ~, qR Public Notice Scipio, Meigs ol>jiCI of tho Cof1'Clililt .. ~. · Tho laot publicllion wl~ bo modo on Januory 27 , 1986 ondtho 28 days tor Ans\WI" wil co~ monee on tho! dote. $2495 Replace plugs. check bel1s. ho1o1, adiuot corburetor. replace fuel litter. Spacial good thru Dec . 7 ADDENDUM TO PART 1 ITEM E II) ' SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANY MEIGS MINE NO. 2 REVISED 8/23/ 85 :::.OI:..d..to;w"·~d.:~ t~~. T~~.~~-~~~~~: 8ICh will weak i)r lix nctice which bl publlohod ~~;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,~~~!!;;;;!~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ aum 1U S. Sflt St. Spacewalk set Cooo ton Arthur Karr: Ethel Robolll Karr, whoso 1111 kncwn od· ' Public Notice Public' Notice Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio i==i~~:1ii;r:;rr~:;~;::=~=::;iJir=:::.:::::::::=::==trr:~:::~~===j========:;i w·••· Ill Court St.. Po~~~tror. CMtlo CS1i! GARBAGE SERVICE Rt. 2, (oolvillo LEGAL NOTICE ad ~-odoS to Ohio Rovlo- octlon 1513.07 (Fl. notice is horoby glvon of rovlllon to ODNR Permit No. D-0351, MeiJII Mine No. 2. ownod by Southam Ohio CNI C~. P. D. B~ 490, Athono, Ohio 48701. Tho ·~ lllocotld lull South of tho lntor_...., of County ROida 27 an<ftl. opproxlmotoly 1.1 mlloo Southaolt of Paint Rock In Melgo COIInty Ohio. More lplelfically, lha occupleo poniono of Soctlono 25, 28 end 31 1n Columblll Townlhlp, T.9N .. R.111W. Thadlo~bodollllo conlllnod In tho Voloo Millo ond Wll r , . U. S. Goologicol SllfWY 7.1 mlnulo CJ~Id· ronglo nilpo. A copy ol tho liP" pllcotion II - l e lor public inopcliuu It 1ho ollloo of tho Meigs County R-.lor. Meigs County Coun Hou•. COURT OF ~~:gs COUNTY. Second Sllolt, PofiiiiDY, Ohio 48788. Wrltton ...,...on. JOHN r..~:UESER clonco concerning tho llt>Pico· JUANITA P. GRUESBI , lion moy bl albmlttld 10 . Plaintiffs tho Dlviolon of Roclomotlon. Fountlln SquMI, Buldlng 11ARTH VS. 3, Columbuo. Ohio 43224. UR BAER, ET AL "'---'----------1-andnextolkin~Cin• - - @) Ow a. 1986 Business Services PHONE 992-2156 Wri1t Olil' StntiHI CIHiifid Dtft, Rooo, A!he Olan &/ or s.c. 2.110 . Celio .229 A.. 8426.23. R010. BlrboroJ.&T-oR., . Llmbort, Aloh A., .12 A.. S.C. 9. 2.110 A.. 8408.28. $201.48. Sponcor, Eloon W c. DoLimbert, Aloh A.. •12 A.. rotlty, Soc. 8. 40 A.. $181.76. 868.74. . Stoke. Clydl F. !o/cr Ellll ltvtncior, lorry W.. porcol. 1 --7"~--:::--:---P .. sec. 30, 14.28 A.. 828.71. Public Notice $670.51 . · Llvtnclor, Lorry W.. percel, Syrocuoe Hon UtKitioo 8211.71. LEGAL NOTICE Co.. Public Utility poroonll t Llvtnclor, Lorry W., parcol. tho Board of La tart Town· 172.1&. t40.82. Wallerl, W~liiiTI D. i!ola Llvendlr, Mory J ... 39 A. . lhlp. Molgo County. Ohio, will rocolva bldo untll7:00 p. Brenda s.. Lot 113. II A.. $1.83. . $13.17. Llvtnclor, Ralph!o / c.Mory, m·. o'clock p.m. tlta 2nd day of o..,ombor 1985 lor tho Wallerl. Wiliam o . &/ or 18. 82. ~. 8renda S.. 1.o1 83. 882.92 . Lo..,...,, Relpttao/ ..,Mory, purchoot·ofonow 19B6ioo· dor/blc~hoe with minimum RACINE VILLAGE .198 A.• 81 .91 . opaclfic.~tlono as folio-: • Lovtnclor, Ralph &/or Miry. Spociflcatlono c.~n be - n =~~N~-~- 0 Mary ,33 A.• 84.68. . • A. , ;/{46 ' L o -. Ralph &/or Mary. at tho homo of tho cli1rk, 23238 Hill Rood. Racine · 16· ·39 · 1 · · 11. e2.29. Cllllil, Chorloo T.. 5 oc. 16 · L . -. Ralph D. &/ or Ohio 411771 . Ph. (614i 247-3125 . 1.20A., $139.76. MoryJIIIIco,14. 833.72. 0Hifld •• trado·ln (1) Cllllii,. ChlrtooT.. Soc. 16. Lovonclor, Ralph D. &/ or Geoo 480-B o/n 8722912 •22F.....,.,, A.. 2662 · Gerold · ' E. &/or Mary Jlllico' 1eu, 833 •72 • . Llvtnclor, Rolph D. &/ or Loador I Bockhoo. Biddlr to a~bmlt datlllld Freels R.. Soc. 16. .311 A.. Mary Jonlce. 18, $3,3119.58. &62.77. . D Ell! Pion», Clinton W. &/or IPtciffcations of equipment offered. Tho Boord of Ghlln. Franklin .. • Mldred. Lot 20. 85.71 , pllllel. ·$3.41 . Pio101, Clinton W. &l or Truotoao rtiiiVo tho right to reject any or all bidt. Ohlin. Fnmklin D.. otlll, Mitred, Lot 16. 814.11 . By ordlr of tho Boord of 68 8 porcot .:_! °F· · klin 0 ~ Syrocuoe Homo Utllltioo 6 ·-·· Truotooo of LotertTownohlp. '"" .. """' C bile utility ' --o1 .-col S4 30 I"' ~·-· ' Don R. Hill P • · · . Vickie $112.41 . 1 Welter G. Rouoh HWI Bily C. Jr. &/ or Taafcrd, Dolo C. l!o / or Harry C. Hill l .. Sc. 18 .. 30 A.. tB83.50. Wanda L• .88 A., $1 ,106.92. Joyce White, Clerk . . _ . NancyJ .. Sac. 18. Teaford. Dale C. &/ or . (11) 16, 22. 29. 3tc .24 A.. ~s: · Wenda L. 1.70 A.. 89.83. 16~A t1 ~9A;a.Soc. Tealord.J,•Ie ,'f23& /rif ~ --;-p;;~~Nj;;tj,:·; - LYono J.ciri. L. & War .o.JJA.. L . ........ Ottce. 0o1oro1 Gone Soc 18 · 27 A. t23'f 81 '" ' ' $612.~. ·. . . . ' V..;M-..-. John W. &/or IN THE COMMON PLEAS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..t..;;;;;:.;.;;;.;;;:. By JAN DEGlER UPI Sclmce Wrller WASHINGrON (UPI )- Though the brain battles back against the ravages of Alzheimer's disease. It ultimately loses the war against the disorder lhat stt1kes 10 percent of .the nation's elderly, scientists say. A post-mortem study ol brains of Alzheimer's victims showed cells tried to repair connections des· troyed by the disease by sprouting new branches, evidence that dls· pules a cu!TI'nt theory that the disease's march through brain tissue goes Wlchecked. "Just the very fact the brain has some kind r1 battle plan going on ls really a note of optimism In the midst of Ibis horrible disease that takes ·such a toll," said Dr. Carl Cotman, a biochemist and profes!Or of psychobiology at the Unlversltyd California at Irvine. Cotman and coUeagues reported on their work In the journal Science, released Thursday. Alzheimer's disease affects an estimated 2.5 million American adults. Although II has been known to strike In middle age, It Is primarily a disease of the elderly and affects more than 10 percent d Americans over age 65. A progressive, degenerative dls· ease, II can cause memory loss, : · · Friday, November AnnOI IIl l'i'll li! ll l s 3 Announcements SWEEPER end 11wlng mo. chine ropolr, porto, end a~pplllo. Pick up ..,d delivery, Devil V•cuum Clltnor. one heM mill up GeOrgoo Crook Rd. Coil 814·448·0294. A1clne Gun Shoot tpon· oorad by Racine Gun Club. Evory Sundoy, beginning ot 1:00 p.m. Foctory Choko12 ·t RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE . Eototo. form, ontlquo. llquldotion nloo. Llconlld Ohio end Woot Vlrglnlo. 304· 773· 17811 or 304·773·15430. 9 Wanted To Buy Wo pey caoh for lite model cteen u•• cars. Jim Mink Chlv.·Oidolnc. Bill Gone Johnoon 814-448-3672 16 Schools I nat ruction Learn to drive a semi rig. Jones DrivN School. Call 8 14·319·2328. 18 Wanted to Do Wontld to buy· guno. knhtao & oolno, poying In cuh, wll pick up. Colt 814-4411· 3449 or 814·448· 2799. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURijiTURE. Bodo, Iron, WoOd, cupbotrda, ch1ln, chooto. bukau , dlohlo. atont jart, anUqu... gold and allver . Wrlte · M.D. MIIIer, Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio 48789 or call 614-992· 7 700 . guaga tho1guns. Buying dally gold , oilvor colno. rlngo, jowlllry, sterling wore, old coins, lorgl cur· Nnoy. Top prlc11. Ed. Burkltt Sorber Shop, 2nd. Avo. Middleport, Oh . 814· 992· 3478. bath. newlv remodeled, underpinning, need1 finl1h work, 18,600. Call 614· 448·3040. 1975 14X70 Vindala. 3 bdr, CA..ref., ~-.nge , stepa, un derpmning new dra~••· e~~:c. cond .. 'iot& GtrtQICin be bought or rMIIed lito. S860Q . Coli 614 · 379· 2748 . 14x70 Fleetwood, 3 bdr., Rolloblo bsbyoiHing. roaoo· nablt rare1. Racine area. Coli Merlo ot 814-849· 2083 . Fin anci al WANTED TO BUY uoad wood a coal heaters . SWAIN'S FURNITURE, 3rd. -::::::----::::-U-I-:in_e_s_s _ _ _ 8 & Olive St. Golllpollo. Coli 2 1 814-448·3119. Opportunity Borbio D111m Houoo. good oond. Coli 1114· 38B-9B&8. 1Va w, batho. llrgo kitchen and aeparate utllhy room . All appliances including Wisher & dryer. Woodburnar with hearth. Totol electric. All underpinning. 1tormwln. dows and 3 deckt. Extra nice! Mull lOll. f10 ,800. Coli 614 -2&6,6687 . 1968 Royol moblla homo . . 12x40. S2BOO. 614·949· 2996 . 1974 Hlllcraot 12.&6, 2 I NOTICE I bedrooms. partielly fur~HE OHIO VALLEY PUB· niohod. Good cond. 84000. II!SHING CO. rocommando · oell. Coli 614 -992tl!ot you do buolno.. with paoplo you know. end NOT to - d money through tho 1972 12x8& Schultz mobile mall untH you have lnveltl· homo with 7x1 1 oxpon~o. gated tho offering. woodburner, air condltkm. 1- - - - - - - - - w11her and dryer, · all ap· Moorman FMd Bu•lna•• Opportunity . Nstlonollr know manufacturer needs localleleaandservlcerepreuntative. On -the -jobtr8ing- pllal"itea. furnithed, two porchet , underpannlng, t7,000 . 304·B82·2888 . 1980 Tidwell, 1 4x70, 3 lno . Excellent benefits . hcd roo m. 1 1/: b8thl, all alec, Would prefor person who und e rp e nning, good cond hat raised liveatock or been muat sell, no reuanabl· ·· in own buotnon. Muot hlvo offar rafuood, 304·87J· good roputollon end crldlt 7629 . ro\lng. For cunlldlntlol In· tllrviow - d to Box T1010 1'8BO Foirmont. 14x70, ext In coro ol Golllpollo Dolly cond, 3 bodroomo, 2 ~h~. Trlb\lno, BZii Third Avo .. $760.00 down and GalllpoMo, Oh 46831 . loan. 304·676-2331 . ' ••ovm• �Friday, November .Z9. 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • Page-14 The Daily 32 Sentinel LAFF·A· Mobile Homea for Sale y 61 Household Goods GOOD USED APPLIANCES Woohan, dryon, rolrlgor•· toro, rongoo. Skoggo · Applieneoo. Upper River Rd . booldo Stone Croll Motel. 814·441-7398. 1 2xl0 mobile home, excellent ohope. Groat Buy. Coli afttt 6:30, 304-676-5972. 1981 CttOIIno, 2 bedroom, 2 botht. 8 It potla door, all electric, good cond, downpeyment •nd 111ume loan. Con be ......, Hogg ond Zuap1n trailer park, Front St .. M11on. W. Vo . MOBILE HOMES MOVED: reason1ble r1t11, Coli 304-&78-2336 .,..,red, 33 Farms for Sale Apple Grove 100 ocrao, lergo born 120x28, 1,300ft frontage on Jerry' s Run Road, 15 miles from Goo· Plont. Mlnttol rlghto. Wont offolr. Clyde Bowen, Jr, 304-578-2331. Friday, November 29. 1985 Pomeroy-Middlepon, Ohio .I 64 MiiC . Merchandil8 KIT 'N' CARLYLI! ®b, "He's the best man we have Turko'l' • Konnllwc poto · tooo. Coll814-387· 7230. New snow tires with studa, 7Bx16 .• 46 .00 each , 304875-7771 . Uud S.toillto Syotom , Unldon 8,000 rocwlvei, 730 octuotor. 9 lt. dloh, lt,llty romoto control, lorgo a lt. County . Appllonce, Inc . P<O]octlon TV. Coli after 6 Gocd uood opploncwo ond p.m., 304·176·1940. TV toll. Open 8AMtoiPM . 1 - - - - - - - - Mon thru Sot. 114-448 · Amona 16 cu ft frost fr• 1898, 827 3rd. Avo. Golll· rolrlgorotor, 30 In electric o,ell ~l~onlng rongo, Horvoot polio, OH . Gold, t350.00 ooch or beth Valley Furniture, new & 1850 .00. Block Bort wood uood. Lllrgo ooctlon of quol· ond cool it011o, 700 CF M ity furniture. 1218 Eootorn blower, double wall, 111111 Avo., Gllllpollo. under worronty, 1326.00. 304-571·2069. • E·Z CrldH Mollohon Furnl·· l- - -- - - - - turo, Rt. 7 Nonh of Galllpo· Fireplace Insert. bums coal 111. Coli 614·448: 7444. or wood, 2 yro old, coat o1,000.00 now, soiling Wuhtr IVOCidO .160. $660.00. 304·675-7217. dryer ovocodo GE woohtt •white •1110, dryer Troy Built gordon !rector Hko whltw $85, oloctrlc rongo now, •&50.00.1936 Dodge whho lloctrlc Coupe, 03,000.00. 304hlrvoll gold 1125. oklo by 882· 2081. lido rofrlgorotor •176, avo- 1----~---- for the nonsmoking section!" •ea. lots & Acreage 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1970 Shalla 13 loot pulltype cempar with retrigere ~ tor and stove (with oven) . 6TOP WOW. Serv ice s 81 :"PPP=: ' 1- "*· I---------- :::::::::::::;::===:::::::== •n 1--------- ,_. 9. uu. •eea. ••e. a Home Improvements --~-----~ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltlonollllotlmo guerentee. Local references furnished . Froo Ollimotoo. Call collect 1-814·2370488. dey or night. Rogers Beoement Waterproofing . D.and M. Contractors . VInyl ••'d'ong, rep 1ocomant w In ·,· dowo, inoulatlng, roofing, new and re'modollng, con· cr•to. C•ll304-77~-6131 . ' J .end L. lnatollotlon. Roof· ' ing, vinylsiding,ltorm door• end windows. Free eotl, mateo. Call614·992· 2772 , CMON, MEBB~ WE CAN GET A LOOK AT IT! THERE ITIS/COMIN' OVER TH' FAA END OF TH' LAKE.' COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump sal11. service. Regi•·: tered in Ohio. All work, guorentood . Coli 304· 2732B11. Ravenswood, W. Va. RON'S Television Service. Hou11 calla on RCA, Ouazar. OE. Specieling in Zenith. Coli 304-678-2398 or 614448·2464. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Coli 304· 675 1331. .. instead of beinq out someplace ~\eepinq in her RINGLES ' S SERVICE , experienced carpenter, ,a lectri· clan. mason. painter. roof· ing . !includ ing hot tar oppllcetlon) 304-675·2088 or 876· 7388. St1rks Tree and Lawn Sar· vice, londocaping. 304-5782010. Rot1ry or cable tool drilling~ Moet wells completed sam~ day. Pump sales and service. 304·896·3802 I Get your carpet In thip shape with Captain Steamer, furni· tura cleanlng·weter dameg~ work. 304-&76-2295. Realdenlial Windows & ' Awning, 20 Pet. off on Insulated replacement win· · dow, vinyl and at~ siding~ 405 Main St. downtown Pt. Pleaoant. 304·676-8252. 82 Plumbing Heating & 1------------------ . THAT TII'.I'A5URE TO 101'1 or 11 ft. •W·contalned truck comper. Very good condition. Coli 61 4·9863839 . "'"Ill 6 THAT'5 RIGHT, W.IL.t..JE . WE'Re TOO CL.05-E!! TO Good condition. $876. Call 814·742·2460. t';~~~~~==:::'lr-;::;:=;======'1 •n. I Auto Parts & Accassorias codo rolrlgorotor 2 dr.wooher 1126, Chrhnmu hell dolls. prlco Mr. solo, Moytog wrlngor Cobbag0 Potch T I~========:'lr:;:=:=:=:=:=:=::-;=~ t95. upright portoblo lroozer diohw11her dcllo. 304-676-5480. 71 Autos for Sale 196 . 1 -- - - - - - - 68 Fruit 8moocbil'a'"howlmwth10121 w"~h"u"'n~ 42 Mobile Homes 44 Apartment Skoggo Appllon.. o, Upper Doli< end choir, 11ondlng & Vegetables " for Rant for Rent River Rd . 114-44~-7388 . orgon with 11ool, twin bod· Extro cloan !992 Cutleoo derground utiltt~e tnd 2 room suile complete, 51.,1 42 ,000 miles, one VtfY nice mobllo homos. Now living room ouHe. Coli wooher and dryer Ill. RCA Dunrovln Fruit Form will drlvtt, $6,900. Coli . 614· Rontol in como oxcwodo 814-448·4980. TV ond otond wHh computer _ _ 1400 nth or 11 1 2 bedroom mobile homo . 2 bedroom IPIIrtmonto. claoo lor -•on Docwmbor 446 2123 . per mo vw n Now Hoven. WVII. Newly gomoo, coli botw•n 10:00 8 h li II"" od ono ond rom tho other. A Lccatld wHhln cHy llmho. romodllld. In town. 1114· Goo rongo, pc . dlnwtto AM and 4:00PM . 614·448· ~~.io ~u~hol.~o.'1 1978 Datoun. 19711 Pontiac groat lnvootmont ot Hoot furnished . Coli 614· 992 . 7481 _ rocllnor.boddlng.Corbln• 8803. tlO on 1o 1 127. 800. Mol go Loco! 441-1232. 1--------Snydlr, 985 Znd. Avo. buohol. uo1 S.E. of Grond Prix rudy rw nter. S c hoo I• nwar HorrIsonvo'lla . ,. ' - - - - - - - - - , .2 bd.roo · m lurnl-•-• Apt. 814·448·1171 . 4x8 ft pool table, 4 oticko. Albony, Ohio. Hro. 1 OAM to 1978 Muoton•. • Ro11onobla 4 ' 2 bdr. furnlohod , gu hoot. ~ 6 :30PM dolly. olloro conoiderld. Coll61 • 1114-742-3033. now corpot, In OolllpoNo. Rool nlco. AduHo only. No bridge, bell Ill, rack, pill 379-2881 . Rt 124 Mlnttovll'Country llyle ook furnltuN, box. bruoh ond cover. ref .. Collll14-441· 1409. ,....o. · · '"· Oh. 114·992·3324. hlind croltld ond llnlohed, 1160.00 . 304·876-6966 . , 97 4 Mercury Caprice 14x70 3 bdr.. panly fur· 1 - - - - - - - - - antiquo reproductions. Poul •400 or boot offer. Call ~~ 1 1-•-• opt · Conkel, At. 7 . Tuppon 26 In Ouonr color TV, •14 ••8 8618 nllhed In Centenary •:l2& 2 u.vroom urn .. n,u Plains. u ·- ~ · me. pluo utNitloo. Coll.14- Coll614-992-6434or304remote control, axe 882 -2188. cond,f125.00, 304· 8761977 Mullang auto on 41 Houses for Rent 446·4292 . Couch, choir In floral print . 2815. ftoor.2dr .. lowmlleago.Call 814·448· 7419 . Nice. lurnlohed, 2 bdr .. I roomo unlurnlohod opt .. ColfN and 2 ond tlbleo. 2 bdr., unfumiohld hou• ldulte. IMrriecl. no children Collll14·992·6434 or 304· OrHn recliner. Good condi- M•tchlng couch, love... t. Farm Equipmen1 wHh gorogo. Ref. &. Oop. or polo, 11 76 mo.. pluo 882-2116. tlan. Coli 814-992·5624. choir, •280.00. exc cond. 61 1979 Monte Corio. V8 , po, raqulrod . Coli 814-448- dopoolt. Coli 614·388· 1- - - - - - - - 304-876-1036 or 676- - - - - - - - - - pb, llr. Exc. Cond . 614· 9681. CROSS. SONS 4688 . 9080. Onw ond two bedroom lur992·2849 . U.S. 31 Well, J11ckoon. nllhed 1pt1. for rent In 62 CB.TV. Radio Nice. 2 bdr. homo, 2 lull 3 bd.roomo. Complotly fur- Middleport ooroo. All utlilOhio. 814·288·6451 . Equipment 1983 Chov. Comaro Z28 botht. Ya bl. from Wooh . nlohod. No pwto. 114·949· tleo poid. Coli 11 4·992· Mouoy Ferguoon, N66 .,ulldlng Supplies T-Top. Fully loaded. 305 Elem .. 132&, m . .-.q . Coli 2253. Holland, Bush Hog Solos • 5084. cro11 •firt injection . C1ll 614-441-2188. Sorvlco. Over 40 Ulod Bearcat II) 8 chennol 814-949-2046 after 6:00 ' tr.ctort to ·choo" from & Mobile homw, 2 bedroom, Middleport duplex, 1 bod- Scanner 18 cryotolo In· Building Motorlolo p.m. complotellno of now • Hoi! of double. Stoto St.. t131i. month pluo utiiHIOI. room opt. f1 70. plus utili· cludodl. Coli 614- 992- Block, brick, 11ewer pipet, uold equipment. Lllrgoll GollipoHo; Ohio. 2 bdr · kit· 304-878-4088. tloo. Also 2 bodroom, 111. 7569. windows. lintels , etc . 1976 Oren Prix. 350 engine. oeloctlon In S.E . Ohio. chon, dlningroom, 1 both, 1.....-::--:-----:-::---:::--:- floor opt. •190. pluo utUI· CiludeWintert, Rio Grinde, Runs good. 1600. Call614discount on oil Special 10% ties. Coll814·992·7177 . UII furnocw, 1200 mo .. plus Troller lot, 1 OOx100 ot Golll0 . Collll14-241·6121. 992·2&78. pono lor cooh solos only, utiiHioo • dlpooll. Rol . req. polio Fttry, toto! oloctrlc. city wotor, coli 3b4-175- APARTMENTS , mobile Coli 814-448·0254. Kentucky Lump, Ohio Lump, untl Nov. 18. 1973 VW (Thing) VtfY good hornet, hou••· Pt. PltiNnt Ohio Stoker. Vord or doliv· 1 32 8 ounnlng cond . flblrgloootop, 64 MiiC. Merchandise 3 bodroom w~h otiochld _ _ _ _·- - - - - - end Golllpollo. 614· 448· tfY, cement blocks ond Wtltlm 8 ft. 1now plow, •110 . Coli 814·992-5188 hydr~ulic c,ontroll tnterlor vorogo .· Wwll lnoulotod . 3 bedroom double wldo 8221. building motorlol. Gollipollo alter 4PM wookdeyo. Buutllully docorotod In· mcbilo ·homo, on lorgo 1 - - - - - - - - Black Co., Pine St .. Gollipo· ond llghto. Coli 814-448cludlng curtolno. 1326 por corner lot, panly furnlohod, 2 br oportmonto In Hondor· Firewood-cutup olabo, 1 lis, Ohio Coli 814·4411 - 3344 or 614·448·1134. 1981 Camero Z28, 350 truck laid t100, 2-1180. 2783. month, UOO dopooh. Avoll- AC ood bu son. 304· 576·1972. outo, good cand. 304· 678' w gorogo, 9N Ford troctor with equip· able Jon . 1. 19 Bl. C11 II rio pwto, .. rr.ncwo roqulrod, I - - - - - - - - - Pickup lold. you houl •11. 2119. mont. bush hog, plows, 814-2B8- Ii110 rol. roq. 304·117&·4308 oftor 7 :00. Nice 1 ond 2 broportmonto HEAP occoptld . Coli 814· BUILDERS SUPPLIES roto!lloo, .,.rrie, and boom downtown. 04·175-2218 245· 8804. wHh p-ool of omploy..-t. 1973 Sulek Appollo, 350 , B·l Surplus 11lvage cloaeouu. polo . Coll814-286·11622 . automatic, PS, PB. new Smoll houoo 4 rocmo ond HouM coal. Lump & noker. 1 . 8"x7 · 18"x11' prlmo tiroo, good cond, U60.00. both, in Eurolul. For Inform•· Furnished 1 bodrooiftl,,opt, Zlnn Cool Co. Coi1814-448· hordboord siding 20 .00 Bene Uveltock Tr1ilera. Hur· 304-875-3392. tloncoll814· 446·8810. lncludoo oil utllltlwo, 1408. pr.aq or 1.76 pr. piece. ricono, WV. 304-787-llp44 · t21 0.00 por month, edultt 2 . Embeoood wood groin or 757·1399. 1.979 Volkowogon Robb~. 4 beCiroom in country, 7 44 Apartment only, nc polo, 304·675· Collohon'o Ulod nro Shop. lluminum siding with foam oxcollent condition, 304· acrtt will tell on land Over 1,000 tlroo, liiH 12, bock In color 39.96 oq. lntomotlonol Formoil 560 675-7479 or 304·676· 3788 oftor 5 :00. for Rent ContrKt, no money down. 13, 14, 16.111, 11.1. Bmllwo 3. 4'x8' on 4'x9'x7-18 wide front Independent 1940. Coll614-448-4864 or 614Moocn Apenmwn11 now oc· out Rt. 218 . Coli 614· 266· stucco to Maaonite aiding PTO, power stMring, like 888-7908 . new rubber. new clutch, 1871 V-8 Monzo, 283 en· coptlng oppllcotlonofor now 8251. 8.96 on 13.96 pc. JAcKS 0 N ESTATEs 2 bedroom op11rtm11nt1. 4 . 1h" end %" eaterior good cond. 83,750. or gina, AT. body good, interior Furnlohed hou•. 241 Jldl- APARTMENTS (Equol Footuring olr cond l'ld firiiWood .40 PU !old doli- plywood with flborgl111 13,900 with duolo. 304good. •8&o.oo. 304-676· oon Plko, Gollipollo, 1200 Houalng Opportunity I laundry fiiCIIItieo, boll rent -ld . Borlt mulch ahrlded, rolnlorcod two oldoo 8' wide 273-421&. 3614 wottt peld. 2 bdr. Coli monthly"'"' lllrtoat t1118 of et&&.oo. Pllono 304- 130 PU lold dollvtfod : 81t. 14' 8" long 35.00 eo . 441·4411 afttt 7PM. lor 1 bodrcorn lind 1204 for 875·1834. ocoth pine llvo X-moo tr•• 5 . 12 poe. otool lnouletld 63 '79 Dodge Aopin wagon, livelltock 11. 191.00, goodohope . 2 bedroom, dopooh UOO, belled • burlapod 132 .60. prohung door' 1, 6 panel. 8 3 homoo, 2·3 bedrooms. locotld - r Spring Volley _c_••_•_1_14_·_44_•_·_98_48_._ _-:- ponol or lluoh 2·8 or 3-0, car parts for 1111 ell Rece Stutoo Rool Eot.to, 11 4· PI••• ond Foodlond, - ' 46 Fumiah11d Rooms 1 76.00 oo. Singles 89.95 oo . now lor Novo 70, 304-676441-4201 . 6 . Durhllm ook mooonito , Reg. Morg~n mare, 3 yeers 2602. wnd Coble · TV ovolloblw, - - - - - - - . . . , . . . - Firewood spilt oteckld • '. off!.. houro 11 po.ulblo 10 For rent Slooplng Roomo dlllvorod, l11rgo loodo Ul p1nellng 4'x8'x1/4' 6.99 or old. Coli 814-378, 2585. Homes for rent. Etey to ttnto4pmond7pmto9pm and light houee keeping loco!, 140 out of town . Coli Woodfield cheotnut B. '74 Monte Corio IBOO.OO, hoot. 3 bdr., tomMy room Mondoy·Frldoy, Coli 114· rooma. Pork Control Hotol. 814-448·7993orl14·446· grldo. 6 yoor old Reg. oorroll mu1t sell, runt and looks wHh woodbur-. gorogo. 4 448·2745 or IOIVI Coli 814-448-07111. 7. 4'x8'x'lo'' prwllnlthed mo· Ou1rter mere. bNCI to Iunny groll, · phone 304-896· 8536, bdr., 3 botho, 2 fomlly sonlte paneling seconds D• lor 11Ud. Coli 814-2116- 3430 . roomo. 2 flroploc ... prtvocy. mw~o . 6622 . Houookwoplng roam, rongo, 3 pc. tlorllllvtngroom suite 3 .99 an up. 3 bdr. brick wi!J12 flreplo · Nicely lurnlohod mobile mrlg.. shore both, mole 1300, 6 pc. pine rock-room 8 . Bruthed aluminum key .... lomlly room, gorogo. 4 homo, off. opt .. control olr proforrod, utMitloo pd. t125. ouHo UOO. King wood ontroncw locko 4.99 ao . Or•t looking Boofolo bull, 7 1976 Chevy S .W.B., 8 cyl, 3 opood, t1 .100.00. Sole or bdr1 .. 2 botho, lomlty room, end hoot In city. oduito only. Coil 448-44111 after 7pm . burner 1250. Coll814-448- 9 . lntttlor prehung .,.or's months old. Asking 1326. trldo. 304-875·4181 . 2 flroplllc... wolklng dlo· Coil 814·446-0338. 3988. 1110rted size' s en finishes Whitefect·Holateln mh1ed tance to town. 2 bdr. bull, 8 mo. old. •211 . '73 Dido. 4 door, price 29.95. firoplecll. full bo,_t, gor· Rodlecorotod opt.. 2 bdr .. 46 Space for Rant Chin on Super 8 movie 01 m- 10. 48" Olk vanity with 8 614·742·3033. nogatloble, 304-676-1264. ego. 3 bdr., 1 cor progo, •110"' UIO. Coli 304- 1 - - - - - - - - - ara 1nd projector, like new, grodo morble top 199.00 . country atmosphere. HIY to 871· 51 04 or 304·675· 1110. Coli 814-448-9330 Penn'a Warehouse. Well 1972 Corvette, reel oherp, holt. 4 bdro. , 3 be tho, lergo 5381 or 304-175-7888. ston, Ohio. Coli 814-394· 64 Hay & Grain Mobile homo lot.12'x50' or alter 4 :00. aerloua Inquires only, 3043846. __;, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ FR. DR, ut-ln kitchen. 87&-6949 . wotor peld, 4th OMfudld. Rwlot•ocoo6dop· Upotolro unlurnlohod opt.. •omollwr, Noll, Golllpolio. Call 446· White sewing m1chlnea: oolto roqulrld. WIHmon corpwtod. oil utlltleo pold, no 4411oltor 8PM . aqulppld to zlg-zog, mono- Block, brick, mor1ar .nd Lorge hoy boles. UO. Con Rool Eltllll Agency, 814· grim, overct~st, lltln stitch, m11onry supplies. Mountain deliver. 814·992· 7401. chHdron, no pwto. Coll814· 72 Tru cka for Sale 448·3144 . 448 ·1837. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo m.kllbunon hollt, mend- Stoto Black, Rt. 33, NPork, Routt 3 3, North of Ing, blind hom, doma, oowo Hovon, W. Vo. 304-882· Good ollolfo, orcho;cl grooo 79 Ford 800 now motor. 3 bd.!OOm hou•lor -~ - In Furniohwd opt. 2 bdr.. 131 Ya. Pomeroy. Lllrr lou. Coli on bunona & more. Reg. 2222. hoy. •1 . 76 per bolo. Coli w~h 1 000 gollon water Pomttoy, clooo to town. 4th, Golllpollo, t185 wottt 814-992·747 . price 1299, now 1129. Cell 814· 742·234B. tonk, 83,200. Coli 6141275. per month pluo diP· pold. Coli 441·4418 a f t t t i - - - - - - - - collect 114-386-8025 oloo 843-0058 . ooh. 614-992·8130 oft. 4 7PM . hova Nocchl mochlnoo rog. 66 Pats for Sale Troller opocoo. Smoll childp.m. ron occoptld. Out Rt. 1, prlco 1529, now 1249. 1981 'It ton Chevy, PU, now ofllcloncy opt. Coli Lccuot Rood. bock of K•K. pelnt. engine just over-· 2 bedroom homo In Roclno 614-4411-0380. Mlxld hlrdwood olobo, e12. Brlorpotch Kennels All· 1-304-875-10711. houied, U, 196. Coli &14· on VIne St. Alllloctrlc. fully Tr onspul t.J iillll por bundle, contolnlng op· breed grooming . Gordon 441·2123 . lnouletod. fully corpotld, Apartment for ront. furprox . 1'1t ton, lob. Ohio Setter female obedience coblo hooll up. Coli 814- nished, t 1 75 mo.. plus Pallet Co .. Pomeroy, Ohio. tr11lnld. Englloh Cocker Spo· Mo:rchdiHII ol~ 1972 GMC truck Y-8, PS, 949-2848 for oppotntmont. utllltloo. CoHI14·448·9244 Phonoll14· 992·6481 . nielo. 388·9790. ..:.:.:...:.:.....;_-~-0 8AM·IPM . 71 Autos for Sale · P8, long wldo bod, price •eeo. Coll304-468·1997 . 3 bldroom ronch homo. 2 Blvo 60 porcontll Flashing ·DragonWynd C1ttery Ken· mllwo from Rutllnd. 1275. orrow olgno U79.1 Llghtld, por month. Security dwpol~ 7401'1 Bocond AVo. 3 bdr.. 61 Household Gooda non-orrow 1219. Unllghtld nol . CFA Hlmoloyon, Parolln TOP CASH paid lor 'BO 70 Che.,-y PU. 3 opd., 350 ond Slamoow kittens . AKC 1180 mo .. dip. required. ' 1209. (Froo latttflll Swo Chow puppiea. Call 448· model1nd newer u1ed Cllfl. onglno. t828 or boot offer. 1nd referencll required. Coli 1114· 441·4222 bo· , . Hobatattwr Roolty, 814locolly. 1(8001423·01 63 . 3844 oftor 7PM . 5. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Coll814-446·1912 . SWAIN 742· 3012. (Aloe lndcor LED oolell E11tom Avo., Golllpollo. Coli 1969 Chevy PU 1h ton AUCTION • FURNITURE Furnished 11pt .. 3 roomo, • 814-448·2282 . UvoTaddy BNro-AKC Reg. shonwhftl biN. atepskle . 6 .EfficienCY cottogo, 1&1.00 both, newly docorotld, no 12 Olivo St .. Golllpollo. Now 1-10 ln. Sooro Croltomon - " utllltloo pold, piK>no pwtl, odulto. Colll14-441· & UHd WOOd·COIIItOVII, 8 llblo oow. EC. 814 ·742· Chow Chow puppies. Coli 1979 Robblt. 1978 Ford cyl .. 3 opd . Coli 614·266814·266·1271 . 304-1711· 3100 or 878 · 1819. . pc wood LR ouho U99, 2777. LTD . Coil altor 8PM, 814· 1779 otter &PM . 8109. bunk bods •189. ontron Gerltlln-wlnt·halred pointer 388·8823 or ony time 814· 1B72 ford P.U . 302 ong. Juotovolloble furnlohod opt, rocllntt~ 199. now • ulod John Dooro Troctor 830 puppies. venatllo hunting 388-6428 . With topper. t200. 814Two bedroom hou•lor rent utllltloo pold, t231 mo. Coli bedroom euitq, range1, with bush hog . Both In groot dogs. ••c. poll • family In Jorlaho '""· Coli 304- 814·441-8244. wringer walhers. • shoes. 1h1pe . Alao round and protoctlon . Chompion olro 1978 lmpola 360 engine, 4 949 -2272 . . . 871·1483 ott.- 8 PM . New llvillgroo'tn auitet oquore boloo of hoy. •1 .00 from top winning ltod: whh dr ; auto. PS, PB, AC, vtfY 1 19B6 Chevy P.U. truck. Po, 11 99-t599, Iampo, oloo lor oquoro, 120 lor round . hunting bockground . Coli good cond., t860 . Call pb, V-8, outo. 08000. 614Lllrgo . _.. ond oportmwnt. buying COli • wood IIOVU. Dish Sotolllto lor oolo. Coli 814-388-8720. 814·448· 3400 .. 814·441· 949 -21160. unlurnlohod . 304·176 · Coll814·446. 3169. 814·643·6341 . 2682. 1381. Pure brld Englolh ohepherd Sovogo 30·30 Did Action pupploo. 7, wooko old. 1978 Cordobo 1396. Coli Vans 8t 4 W . O. Modtfn 3 bldroom homo In LAYNE'S FURNITURE RHie. Now, noverflrod. Nice Wormod. Working stock. 614· 448·4703 .. 814· 258- 73 countrY• all oloc. 1250.00 Sofia and chaira priced from Chrlllmoo gilt. •110. Coli 814· 9B6·4296. 1872. tnonth. deposit ond rolor· to Toblwo. 160 814-742-2502. ~.... 304-875· 7937. ond up to 1125. Hldt·l · Puro brld Englolh ohophlrd .1984 Renault Encore , 1971 Joop truck, 4 WO, b10do, 1390. 11nd up to TDNY'S GUN REPAIRS. pupploo. 7 wooko old . loldod. 5 opd.. hlghwoy lockouts. Engine runo good, in MalOn, hou•. 2 br. ti&O.. oolo bods 1145, hot dip reblullng, oil typos of Wormed. Working stock . miloogo, gr~~t cond, ·beak nelda oomo work . 1826. Rotttoncow ond dopooH rt· Roclinoro, 12211. tG U76., gunamhh work, flit •Nice, 814-9B6·4296 . nluw •4.900, liking Coll814-992· 3429 . qulrld. 304-773·1934. 8rookoldl Aponmonto. Coli t.ompo from US . to 1125. 304·876·4831 . t4. 000 . Coli 814·448· 814·448·3003 or614·446· pc. dlnettoo from t109 ., to 2848 . 4 puppies, part Collie. Will 2 bedroom homo Burdette 1889 cr 114-441·3474. 438. 7 pc. 1189 ond up , Lump houoo cool, dollvor ony 74 Motorcycles Strtot _ . t yord. dopoolt One bedroom opon!Mfttl Wood toblw with olx choirs omcunt, 304-175-7397 or bo Iorge dogo. 1114-985- 1971 Pinto 4 cyl .. 4 opd., 3915. ' raqulrect. 304-875·7207. U85 to H45 . Dwolc •110 676· 1247. w~h largo country khchon, now point, !'llno good, 1800. now opplloncoo, utility up to •225 . Hutchoo, U50 . AKC Lh111 Apoo pups, Coli 814·448·4482. 1982 Hondo XR 80. VGC. room. Water aewaga and Bunk bod complete wHh SURPLUS rogulor 11rmy co- • moleo only. 20 chompionoln 1460.00. 814·892·7288 . 42 Mobile Homes tr11h ltfVIctprovidod. Quilt mottrolllo, U71 . ond up to mouflogo, denim clothing, pldigr~~, gentle, qulot ond 19119 Pontiea C11tollno runo for Rent 1385. 8oby bods, •110. boots, Plckt, eccea10rirla, loving dogo . 304-875-1537 gr•t. must 1111, neo or area. ManrtiNI ar box aprlna•· klcll comouflegw oil olzoo, or 871·2223. " tOIHUIIIIO boot ollor. C11ll 114-246- 76 Boats and Aportmont lor ront, 2 bod- lull or twin, 183., firm, •73 . Som Somerville, Ellt· lvoe u1". 9167. M otora for Sale Rovonowood, junction Inde183. Ouoon •to. U26 . ond Furnished. AC, coblo. no city room. utHHy room, wottt pendence Rood·Oid Rt. 21, 4 dr. chollo. I dr. lumlohod, Mitcholl Rd. Coli 77 Muotong Cobro 114opd .. tu••· beeutiful river vieW In AKC reglotorod Gormon Konougo . Fallttl Mobile 814· 379-2248 orl14·441- cho111, 159. Bod fromoo, Frl, Sot, Bun, 1 :00-7:00 Shepherd puppleo, ohota 302 111glne, racent tune up, UO.ond •2e .. 10 gun · Gun PM, (open ovwnlngo 11ftor 6 ond wormed. roody Nov. 26, (now tlroa. blttory, llln•. John beot lor solo. Coli Home Pork. Coli 814·441· 1910. coblnoto, UIO . Goo cr PMI Free dollvtfY Point 1985. 304·468·1528 oftor clutch onomblyl. nww point 614·258·6417. 1802. oloctrlc rongoo U7S . lobv Plwooont 11roo. 304· 876- 4 :00. Furnl1hed apt.,"' 4 room• • 84, ouno gr•t, 11.900. Soo oiBiuo Fountllin Motel, 151 18 ft. a.,.. beot, 50 HP, 2 bdr. 2 mlleo from Hol•er both, no pwto, oduHo. Avollo- mottro1101, 121• Ul, bod 3334. Uppor Rlvtt Rd . C11ll 14· Evlnrude. Tenneuee trailer Hoopltol ot Evoraroon . blw Doc. 1 . Coli 61 4·4411· !romeo UO, U5, • 130, . klngfromo 150. Ooodooloc· Blvo 60 per centll Floohlng 67 w~h lots of wxtr111, $1.950. 448'· 0243, Golllpollo, Oh : Children occoptod . Coli 1118. Musical lion of bedroom oult... arrow olgno •27911 Lightld, Ceii114· 38B·8711 . 814-448· 3697 or814·246· Instrument. t259. Unllahtld non·orrow roakera. metal cablnett. Garogo opt., lurnlohod, 1 1223. 1980 black Toyoto Collco 1-;:;~======= bdr.. 29 Noll, 1235 mo. heodboordo ua • up to 1209. (Froo lottaro) Soo G2, IHt·bock, wun roof, 5 1·76 Aulo Parta locoily . 1(800)423·0163 opd .. olr, oxc. cond, •4,200. Spotleoo 2 bdr .. 12x80, utllltleo pold. Coll441·4411 tel. 10 GRAND PIANOS, opon· 1977 Oldo Omogo (Aioo lndcor LED oololl. "············---kitchen opplloncoo, fur· oftor 7PM. & Accessories ment •ze to Con01n Or~nd Brougflom, 4 dr.. - I I V-1. Uood F.. nlturo .. D-r. • nlohod. largo prlvoto lot, 1 Ya mi. rrom town. 1200 mo . . Lllrgo I room upllolro opt., bod, motol offico dllko. 3 Saoro Corning lOp 1lectrlc from •2,388.00 • Coli now IUto ,,.,,, 2 ..w tlrea,good 304-463-1153. Don Fergu. co~d., .-1.200. C11ll 814· r~ngt, •H·ciHnlng• oven plu1 .-c. with ,.,..,.,.,, lumlohod kHchwn. UOO mo .. miles out Bullville Rd. Open 811m to lpm, Mon . thru Sot. ond mlcrowovo.oftor 5 p .m., oon Music. Rt. 80, Corldo, 388-8081 or 814-388- 1975-'77 Dido Cutlass, 4 t 11 i11114· 448·2238 or 814· plus utMitleo, 238 111. Avw. 1114·446·0322 door for pans. 304·896w . v• . . 304· 773·1718. C11i 814-448-4921. 8230. 441·21181 . 3638 or 171·3384. 36 76 •a&. dy•• The Daily Sentinoi-'- Page- 15 m CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Galllpollo, Ohio Phone 814·448-3888 or 614 ·446 ·4477 JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Box 355, Galli· polio . Cell814· 387-0576. 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COLTON �Pome!oy-Middleport, Ohio · Page-16-The Daily Sentinel ~-Local - ' Friday, Novemj)ar 29. 1986 .· I(" briefs:--..., Area deaths _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~~J~ :-:--:-- EMS answers 12 holiday calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports eight calls Wednesday and four calls Thursday. Wednesday, at 8:46a.m., Rutland to !Dll St. for carl I:lennlson to Holzer Medical Center; Tuppers Plains at 10:29 a.m. to Owl Hollow Rd. for Nancy Deem to St. Joseph's Hospital; Pomeroyat11:14a.m: to I,.ong Hollow Rd. lor Helen Rlghthouse to Holzer Medical Center; Rutland at 11:29 a.m. to Jividen Hollow for 'Melvin Lonesee to Veterans Memorial Hospital; TuppersPialnsatl: SO p.m. to48832 Rt. 248 lor Josephine Osborne to Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 6: 59 p.m. to Chester Rd. fr John Hunnell to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland Fire Departrnel)t and EMS unit at 10:31 p.m. to a minor fire In HarrisonvUle. Thursday. at 6:04a.m.. Pomeroy to Union Ave. lor Ethel Shank to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at~: 13 p.m. to 168 Mulberry lor Robert Canaday to Veterans Memorial Haspltal; Pomeroy at9: 20 p.m. to Pomeroy Health Care Center lor Abbie Strnuss to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 10:44 p.m. to Pomeroy Health care Center lor Robert Rupe to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Church bazaar scheduled Syracuse First Church of God will have their Chrlstmas Bazaar at . Kroger'sonMondayandTuesday. Rhea F. Erick Rhea F. Elick, 74, of Lancaster, died Wednesday In Lartcaster Fairfield Community Haspltal. She was a retired real estate saleswoman. Survivors Include her husband, CUfton 0. Erick; two sons, Gary Balles of Lartcaster and Robert Balles ot Pltoenlx, Ariz.; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Richard (Virginia) Muck of Lancaster; one stepson, Clifton Erick dRichmond, Ind.; one slsler, Mrs. Laurence (Freda) HeasonotJamestown; one brother, Paul Baker of Syraclise; tour grandchlldren, eight step grandchildren, several nelces and nephews. Funeral services will be 1::.J p.m. ·Monday at the Frank E. Smith Funeral Home In Lancaster with Rev. Theodore Partrldge officiatIng. Burial wtll be In Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may caU from 7-9 p.m. Saturday, frcm 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday and up to the ttme d. services Monday. Fire Departments for Mr. Nlhert was a member ot the John E. Hunnell several years. · ' New Life Lutheran Church, vtW John E. HunneU, 54, of Rt. 2, Survivors Include his wife, Annie Post 4464, American Legion Post 27, Racine, died Friday . morning at Mary; one stE~H~aughter, Wanda; 40 et. 8, Disabled American Vete- veter~s Memorial Hospital. his fosler parents, Ernest A. and rans, and the Fraternal Order of A retired salesman lor Heiner'~ Maxine Wingett; and several nte- Po~. Hewaspostcommanderof Bakery,hewasbomMarch7,193lln ces, nephews and cousinS. AmVets. Pomeroy to the late John A, and Following fUneral sevtces at the Funeral services wW be 10 a.m. Nettle Smith Hunnell. He was a Gre~~a Funeral Home, 1053 East Saturday at the New Life Lutheran member of the Baptist Church, the 621ld St., Cleveland, the body will be Church, with Pastor John Jackson Moose Lodge and the Fraternal brought to the Ewing Funeral Home offtclattng,The body wlll he taken to Order d Eagles. . with arrangements for local servl· the church one hour prior to . Surviving are his wife, Edna ces to be announced later. services. Burial wlll be In Mound Marte Hunnell; a son and daughter· Hlll Cemetery. VFW Post 4464 and In-law, John and VIolet Hunnell of American Legion Post T1 wlll Pomeroy; three daughters, Mrs. conduct mllitary services at the Nicholas (Jilebl) !{tng, Mrs•.•Mark Garland B. Nibert Jr. graveside. Friends/may call at the (Tam!) Patsons and Velessa Hurt· Retired GaJUpolls Clly Pollee Wlllls Funeral Home from Z4 p.m. nell; all of Racine; two brothers, Carl Hunnell ~ r. Columoos and , ChlefGarlandB.NibertJr,,58,ot17'7 and 7·9 p.m. today. Pallbearers wUl be Gene Elliott, Donald HunneU of Pomeroy; al. Portsmouth Rd1, dled Tuesday at Keith Elliott, Jim Franklla, Lonnie sister, Shirley Young of Riverside, Pleasant Valley Hospital. McGuire, Wade Henson and Mike calli.·, 10grandchlldre!landseveral He was born Feb. 16, 1927 to the FUlks. · nieces and nephews. lateEstherJ. Nlblii'tandGarlandB. FUneral services will be 2 p.m. Nibert Sr., who survives. . SundayattheEwlngFuneraiHO!ftll .· He Is survived by his wife Hanna with burial to be In the Leta. r t Falls : (Elliott) Nihert, whom he married Freda Lee Johnston CemelerY. Friends may call at the · May 4, 1970, at Ripley, W.Va; one fw!eral home alter 1 p_.m. Saturday, . Freda Lee Johnston of Rt 1 sen, James, of Columbus; and one daughter, Barbara Ann, of Ewlngton, died Thursday at H~ Medical Center. She was born Oct. Youngstown. Also surviving are four stepsons, 26, 194lln Jeffrey, W.Va., to VerDe ' ' Roy E. Jarrell Jr. d. Point Pleasant, EudnsChrlstlan otAccovjll, W.Va., Veteralls Memorial HoapMal Gordon S. Jarrell of GalUpolls, ' and the late Ora Christian. . Nov.n · She Is survived by her husband, James H. Jarrell, a member of the ~-Iva Upton,~· : U.S. oAir Force statx>ned In Truman Johnston; two sons, Rl· ville; Ola Smith. Shade; Melvin ' Cheyenne, Wyo. and Robert Lee chard Lee Johnston and Truman Lonesre, Middleport; Estlll Moore, Harold Johnston Jr., both of Syracuse. Jarrel~ a member ot the U.S. Navy stationed In Nofolk, Va.; one Ewlngton; four daughters, Teresa Dlsdlarp8- None. stepdaughter, Anna Marie Allen ot Lynn Davidson of VInton, Mrs. Nov.~ Andover, Kan.; two brothers, Danny !Donna Sue) Mollohan of Admllllllollll - Ethel Shank, Donald and MarHn Nibert, both ot Kalamazoo, Mich., Mrs. I:leane Pomeroy; Robert Canaday, P)mle- . · Columbus; three sisters, Mrs. (LtSa Car()!) Cole o! Temple, Texas roy; AudraLongstreth, Middleport. James Nadean SkldmoreofGaiUpo- and Mrs. Ellis (Tammy Renee) . ·Ill8charps-None. . lis, Mrs. Richard Reda Myers of Smith of Ewlngton; one sister, Mrs. Springfield and Martha McRey· Daniel (Delores) Simpkins,' A!:conoIds of Miami, F1.: three grand- vlll, w. Va.; and 10 grandchildren. chldren and one step grandson. · She was preceded In death byrne Today-Cioody. Hlghtnthelower He was preceded In death by one brother. Funeral services wW be 1 p.m. 50s. North winds around 10 mph. step granddaughter. · Toall'bl- Cloudy. Low 40 to 45. Sunday at McCoy Moore Funeral Northeast to east winds around 10 Home In VInton with Rev. Wayne mph. Sexton ofllclatlng. Burial wlll be In Marcum-Newsome Cemetery, Satardlly- Cloudy with a chance · of rain. Hlil\60 to 65. That Interview, In Arable, was Ewtngton. Friends may call at the CbiDce o1 predptlllton _ 10 translated Into English by the CIA funeral home from &-9, p.m. percent today, 20 percent tonight and distributed to govenunent Saturday. and40percenfSatutday. agencies Oct. 7. · "a} Exteailed foreCut for Sunday The United Arab Emirates abuts ICI 111rou1b Tueiday- Acbanceofraln Saudi Arabia to the east. AI-Ittlhad, SundayandMondayandachaaceof Its largest ne;~Wpaper,ls ftnanced by , snow TUesday. Highs In the 60s the government and run by an Sunday cooUng to the 40s Monday lndepmdent board. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Artl!l· and to the upper 20s 1o mid :lls A year earlier, Talas reportedly eta! blood cells made of hemoglobin Tuesday. Overnight lows In the 40s told I:ler Spiegel: "If Israel should encased In fat successfully substiSunday cooUng to the :lls Monday employ nuclear weapons, (Amer- tuted for the real thing In animal and 15 to 25 Tuesday. Ica) alone would he responsible. The tests and may be used one day In Soviet Union has guaranteed It human transfusions, researchers Lottery winning would make nuclear weapons say. available to us with which we could numbers: 341,7946 Reoean:hers at the University of reply to such · an annlhllatlng Ca!lfornla-San F'ri!Jiclsco said In a attack." CLEVELAND (UP!) - Thursstudy reported Thursday In the Talas said he was referring to journal Science that the substitute day's winning Ohio Lottery ground-to-ground and air-to-ground cells can he stored longer than whole numbers: nuclear missiles. blood, could be given to patients of · Dally Number: 341. "We'd even rlsk rurllves tooome any blood type and could also he Ticket sales totaled $919,336.!Xl, Into possession of a few nuclear used In veterlnacy liurgery. with a payoff due ot$562,882. weapons with which we could reach PICK-4: 79t6. However, the new product would Israel," he said. "Can you give me a not be a total substitute for red blood PICK-4 ticket sates totaled plausible reason why we shouldn't ceUs, slnee It dupUcates ooly red $139,663.50 with a payoff due of do that If Israells the ftrst to deploy cells' QXygen-carrylng capabillty. $62,940. nuclear weapons?" PICK-4 S1stralght bet pays$4,416. Real red 'cells also remove carbon PICK-4$1 box bet pays$184. dioxide from the body. .-----------------------------'------ · Volunteer ' kicks off Christmas ··Page B-1 John E. Wqtgett, 46, a native of Racine, died · Wednesday at his horne In CleVeland. He was born Feb. 16, 19:ll to the late Eller and Dalphene Morgan Nelgler. He was a security guard at the Cleveland Public Ubrary . at the time of his death. He was also a barber In Athe!lsaad had worked as adeckhandonOhloRiverandGreat Lakes' boats. A member of the Racine United Methodist Church, he was a former Racine councilman and a memher of both the Racine Junior and Senior Dour••• - (Conttnued from page 1) ------- ~I j south of Hamilton, the Hocldng River In Fatrlleld and Hocking counties, the Scioto River south d Columbus, and the Tiffin and St. Joseph rivers In northwest Ohio. Also, a state of emeraency remained lneffecttodayforparlsof Belmont Counly where heavy rains caused mudslldes that' closed one state highway. · The Ohio River at Marietta was expected to crest this aftel'llj)On at 36 By Unlled Press International feet - one foot above fiood stage. Ohioans today got a break from Downstream, the rtver ~ expected the wet weather they have endured to crest at one foot below flood stage most of this month, but rainfall was at both Portsmouth and Cincinnati expected to return to the state during the weekend. tonight or Saturday, possibly In· creasing the chances of more Wills Creek at Cambridge rose to Oooding In some areas. about seven feet above flood stage The National Weather Service early today and was expected to forecast called lor cloudy skies begin receding. today · with a chance of rain The Great Miami River at developing tonight and rain likely oo Miamitown and the Hocking River Saturday. at Enterprise both crested at about Rain that has plagued the two feet above flood stage early Buckeye State all month let up today and began slowly falling. Thursday In most areas, except the The Scioto River was expected to extreme southern section along the crest at four feet above flood stage Ohlo River. More than an Inch of near CirclevUle today. Downstream rain was recorded at Chesapeake at Piketon, the rtver was forecast to Thursdlay, the NWS reported. crest at eight tonlnefeet aboveflood Meanwhile, flood warnings were stage thls afternoon. Cropland 1n effect today for the Ohio River at flooding was reported In the area but Marietta, Wills Creek In Guernsey the cily of Piket6n was not affected County, the Great Miami River by high water. feet, 5~ feet above the flood level there of 38 feet. The spokesman stressed, however, thatthedatawas for the Jocks and darn (Illy and not the towns of Racine, Ohto or New I Havm. At the Gallipolis locks, the river Is expected to crest at 46feets,fourfeet below the flood level rl !XI feets, at 7 a.m. Saturdav. By NEIL ROlAND WASHINGTON (UPI) - · The Syrian defense minister has said In two published Interviews, one as recently as last month, that the Soviet Union has agreed to gtve Syria nuclear arms If Israel were to launch a nuclear attack. A. Sovlet.Syrta nuclear : agreemeat would violate the 1970Nuclear Non·ProUferatlon Trealy forbidding the transfer of such arms to countries without them, U.S. and Soviet <filclals agree. However, a Soviet otficlal derided as "sheer nonsenae" the .Syrian claims, which were made In separate Interviews published more than a year apart. Israel has denied possessing nuclear weapons but a recent study by the Carllligle Endowment for International Peace estimated the Jewish stat~ Is "likely to have at least'25 but possibly as many as 140 nuclear weapons." Lt. Gen. Mustafa Talas, Syria's chief defense official since 1972, cited a Soviet "guarantee" of nuclear weapons In the face of an Israeli nuclear ·attack In the .Oct. 4 edition of AI-Ittihad, the semiolftclal newspaper of the United Arab Emirates, and the September 1~ Issue of the West Gennan magazine I:ler Spiegel. Talas told AI·Ittlhad that If Israel were to use U.S.-supplled nuclear arms, "We have a guarantee from the Soviet Union that we wBI have enough means to deter the aggression and the Soviet Union will put nuclear means In our hands. "We In Syrla," Talas said. "have enough courage to press the button." · · POMEROY - While heavy rains creath1g backwater and a rising Ohio River caused problems for many Meigs Countlans, there was a sigh d. rellef Saturday morning when the rlver faDed to meet the predicted crest of 48.5, two feet over flood stage. Pomeroy Vlllage personnel reported that the rlver crested at 46.7 feet abou.t 2:30 Saturday rrorntng and at 8: :.J remained at that figure. Pomeroy merchants were hoping that the recession would starl soon since the annual parade to welcome In the hoUday season was postponed Saturday and was set for 1 p.m. today. ... Fnm Unlled Press Siaft~ I~ Belmont County doesn't get any more rain this weekend, work crews may be able to clear Ohio Route 7 ot the mud, trees, rocksanddebrlsand get the highway open to traffic.' Heavy rains this week pushed mud and rocks over the highway along the Ohlol'{lver about25times, and 38 Ohio Department or Transportatx>n crews and employees of an excavating firm worked to clean up the road. Steve Fought, an spokesman lor ODOT, said five miles r1'Route ?In Belmont County hetweenPowhatan Point and Dllles Bottom wlll open 'late Sunday unless there is more rain. "It's unstable," Fought said. "There are rock outcropplngs and high bluffs and they are themselves unstable." H~ estimated 500 dump-truck loads cirocks,mud, trees and debris covered the road. The situation Is not much better In Gallla County. Both the State Highway Patrol and the. Gallla County Sheriff's I:lepartments said high water has closed a number rt state and county roads. As of I p.m. Saturday, Ohio 7 was closed at Eureka, Kyger Creek and Bulaville Addison Road; Ohio 325 was closed from Rio Grande to Vlnt6n and from VInton to the Meigs County line; Ohio 554 was closed at Cheshire and from Bidwell to Rio Grande; and Ohio 160 at Vinton. County roads closed Included Allee Road, Sugar Creek Road, Brick School Road, Symmes Creek Road, Little Kyger Road, Oxyer Road, Glen Summit Road, Tom Glenn Road and Keystone Road. blood may Artifi One day be available Ohio got !l)me drizzle early Saturday, but It was expected to end untll Saturday night In western Ohlo where more rain Is forecast. Rain Is almost certain statewide Sunday and It could be heavy at times. Poin~ tntittt t6 Sections, t42 Pogo• 60 Contr Pleasant Sunday, December 1, 1985 A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Open houses are scheduled from 12 to 5 today at a creating problems earller In the week. number or business houses. Pomeroy's Main St. had Pomeroy's Ea•t Main St. merchants were on the water In oniyone location and that was at the oorner of · alert all day Friday and had plans to move If it Sycamore and Main where some three Inches- not became necessary. One merchant pointed out that 190 enough to hamper traffic - was across the road. hours ol labor would be required If the move became However, backwaters were creating problems for necessary - and that, ol course, does not reflect the some residents. Some were practically isolated at loss of business that would have occurred. However, their homes due to the hackwater. One resident said since the river crested well below the predicted 48.:; · "I bet I walked 10 miles this morning to get to town". feet, moves were not necessary. At 11 a.m. Saturday, She said It was her first outing since the water started · a report from Pomeroy VIllage Hall Indicated that the water was beginning to fall slightly. Meantime, the Ohio State Patrol said Saturday morning high water has closed a number d. state and · county roads. State roads closed included Ohio 124 at Portland, Forked Run Road, Minersville and Syracuse; Ohio 388 at Antiquity; Ohio 388 and Ohio 124 at the Ravenswood Bridge; Ohio 7 al Pomeroy; U.S. 33 at Pomeroy; Sycamore and Main Streets In Pomeroy. County roads closed Included Forest Run Road, Pine Grove Road Bowman Run Road, Keno Road and Yellow Bush Road. High pressure Is north of Ohio while low·pqessure moving out of · the southwestern states will set of! the rain. Temperatures wlll start to plunge Monday behind a cold front thatwlll reach western Ohio Sunday night. Temperatures In the mid 40s to mid 50s Monday rooming wlll trobably he the highs for that day. Highs TuEsday and W€dnesday will be only In the 30s while lows are expected to he around 20 degrees. Rain ls forecast Monday but there may be some snow by evening. Saturday's weather map showed high p~ure over tile northeastern partd the country. Also, a high over western Canada. Low pressure was over ~rgla With another low over Utah. By Sunday morning-, high pres.sure wUl extend from western Canada Into the Plains states, feeding cold air lnlo the midsection of the country. A low will be over Missouri with a warm .front to southern Ohio. The low will be over northern Illinois early Sunday night with a cold front to the Ohio-Indiana border. The cold weather for the flrst of the month foUows the National Weather Service's December outPOMEROY - 'l1le "Be811tlful Ohio" -above- took m a mean look look for Ohio that calls for below Friday as It continued to rise aci'OSII the parking lots along lbe river bt normal temperatures, but near Pomeroy. Friday nlghlllle water edged over Mabt St. at the oomer li nonnal amounts of IX'eclpltatlon. Sycamore St., belore creltlng about 2:~ a.m. al46.7 feet pulllnl about Dally high temperatures In Ohio three Inches of water across the !!lreet near Carter Healing and usually decHne from the low or' mid . Plumbing. Flood stage In Pomeroy Is 46.5. At righl, David Goodwin, who 40s at the first of I:lecemher to the ~ri<s 110111e with the Pomeroy Ponce Department In hMdllng parking low or mid 30s late In the roonth. meters,llflsoffa meier head alongtheMabtSi. iilde ol the lower parklnr Daily lows usually range from the Jolin Pomeroy Friday afternoon. Although the water was not predlciedto upper ~ to near :.J on Dec. 1 and get as high as lbe meter heads, they were removed as a precautionary dropped to the teens or low 20s by measure.Meanwhlle,lheObloSiatePatrolsaldSalurdaymomlnrhlgh Jan.l. water has closed a number d state aDd county mads. State roads closed This year's I:lecember outlook Included Ohio 124 at PorUaad, Forked Run Road; MlnersvDle and suggests frequent readings In the Syracuse; Oblo388atAallqulty; Ohlo388andOhlol24attbeRavenswood teens or low 20s. Bridge; Ohio 7 at Pomeroy; U.S. 3S a1 Pomeroy; Sycamore and Mala Precipitation totals normally SireetslnPomeroy. Cooaiyroadscllll!lldlnckJdetiForesiRunRoad,Pine range from 2'h to 3 Inches with Grove Road Bowman Run Road, Keno Road and YeUow Bush Road. snowfall usually between 4 and 6 Inches In southern counties and hetween 9 and 12 Inches In the northern parl ot the state. . 1• Jni . . . ·.. ' .·-.:- - High water creeps into Pomeroy River towns flood fOr secon time in month PHll..IPPI, W.Va. (UP! ) - Floodwaters from Than.ksglvtng day downpours rose Friday Into river towns struggling to reootld from a devastating flood four weeks ago, and harned famllles and merchants were forced to return to higher ground. · Numerous homes and businesses were swamped In Buckhannon and water lapped at doorsteps In Phlllppi and Belington, which were hlt hard by a Nov. 4 flood that killed 38 people In West VIrginia and caused SnJ mUUon damage. At least 10 people stlll are missing. "I've got about 18 Inches In there now," said Neil Before You Shop Anywhere Eose •Fine quality Merchandise at a legitimate ·20'/o Savings •Choose from tfle Widest Selection of Diamond Jewelry in the Area ' FlEE FlEE liNG SIZING LAYAWAYS WELCO. Prit111 ' DO. IN OUI n011 OPEN SUNDAY 12·5 Thacker, whose Buckhannon gas station was inundated Nov. 4. "You've got to get used to lt. I'm going to stay. In a couple ci hours, the water will be down and w.e'll all be back In business." Officials said about 200 residents and merchants were forced to pack up and move belongings'to higher ground In Phlllppi, Buckhannon and Belington. But most of the 29 counties declared disaster areas after the Nov. 4 flood were spared serious damage Friday. "For a county like Preston that was already seriously damaged, the wat,er would have to come up Area jobless rate in October Jobless rate falls in Gallia, Meigs GIFT WRAPPING SEE US AFTER .MONDAY'S PARADE MIDDUPOU Sports ........................ '' .. C-1·8 Flood waters close Gallia County roads Weather .(orecast i · LONG AND SHORT SLEEVE . Along tile River .............. . B-1-8 Business ... .... ....... ......... .... E·l Deaths ............................. A-1i Editorials ......................... A-2 Ohio weather: rain likely on Sunday ··Page A-4-· Water creeps into village; covers some roads __.ospital De\\,'8 :: SAVE ON •GREAT SELECnON OF ARROW DRESS SHIRTS BAHlS CLOTHIERS • Middleport-Pomeroy~Gallipolis STOREWIDE OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 6; OPEN MONDAY 9:30 TO 8 Inside: Take-One ..... ......... .. ... .. Insert tmts SAVE 20°/o 10 50°/o •LONDON FOG ALL WEATHER COATS & JACKETS •EXCELLENT SELECTION OF LADIES' SWEATERS •LONDON FOG COATS & JACKETS· FOR LADIES •LADIES' LEVI BENDOVEi SLACKS •LADIES SLACKS •LADIES' JACKETS •LADIES' SKIRTS & BLOUSES •LADIES' ROBES •JANTZEN. SUITS 'LADIES' LEVI DENIMS eiSOTONER GLOVES & SliPPERS Fanners.may be taxed on commodity credit loans • Soviets to aid Syria READY -JaueWIIe,~aSal!leraDdllellllleSIIei•,Jefttortpt, employeesliElbettelclsDepartmeatstoreareplc&uredprepariarforu open holl!le lobe beldlllllestorefrom 12to5 p.m.Suadaywllhspeclalsale prices to be In effect. 'l1le three wcmen are worldar In ille camera department. Elberfelds lsooeofa mmberofstores plaanlagopen llluse pl0p'111l18forSuaday. ' Jack Anderson discusses a 'lonely outpost of freedom' - Page A-2 -Page F..l ' John E. Wingett Page D-1 Yule shopping season Parade 1 " ' GALLIPOLIS - The unemploy· ment rates In Gallla and Meigs Counties fell between September and October, reports the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, with both counties posting their iowl!st figures r1199i. Acro6s the regton, area counties throughout southeastern Ohio reported a mixed bag of unemploymmt rate Increases and decreases In October. The rate fell In three counties - Gai!Ja, ·Meigs and Vinton; Increased In two others 'I Percentage Lawrence and Jackson; and, beld steady In Athens County. GalUa'.s unemployment rate fell by one-tenth of one percent- from 10 to 9.9 percent - during the one-month petlod; and,jolnsAtheas as the only area county with a jobless rate below double-dlg1ts. In Meigs County, the uaemptoy. mentratedecreased by eight-tenths of one pel'l'ellt. - from 10.8 to 10 percent - between September and · October. That eight-tenths of one (Continued on page A4) ' " Athens ........................... 8.8 (8.81 Gallla ...........................9.9 (10.0) Jackaon .. .... ................ 11.5 (10.8) Lawrence .................... 1U (11.1) Melp ......................... 10.0 (10.8) Vlatoa ......................... 11.9 (1!.2) JOBLESS RATE - Unemployment ftpres released J!'ri. doy by the Ohio Bureau d Employment ServicEs showed a mtxoo bq of Jobless rate Increases and decreases fhrouchoul tiOUibelllliem Ohio durlnJ October. (September fig· uresla ]llnllthesll) pretty high to hurt anything because the area 's already wiped out," said Gary Morrls, a spokesman for the Office of Emergency Services. The TygartValley River at Phllllpl crested Friday at nearly 221eet, 4'h feet above flood stage, and the Buckhannon River ran 2'h feet over Its banks at Buckhannon. The National Weather Service predicted flooding in low lying areas along the Ohio'lver, which rose Friday along Its entire length In West Virginia. Flood warnings along the Ohio were expected to continue until Saturday. Emergency crews worked to clear !Jood debriS from dazms ol roads, and forecasters said there was a chance of more rain through the weekend. High water stopped just short of Phlllppl Dlscount Tire store but manager Keith Sturm said he loaded up his merchandise and closed the business, which was swamped Nov. 4 by Sleet of wa ter that caused $20,oo:J damage. "I lhlnk we're jusl going to stay closed until Monday," he said. "It's supposed to rain through the weekend . We'll just hold out and see what happens." Celeste leads Ohio political candidates in raising money COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -Gov. re-election campaign. Richard Celeste's campaign comThe governor's warchest far mittee has more than $1 million In exceeds those of any ol his potential the bank lor a running start on his challengers. Republicans James bid for re-election In 1~. Rhodes and Paul GUtmor reported The committee reponed Friday balances ot $84,661 and $81,416, receiving $1.18 mllllon during the respectively. last year, leavlr)g a balance or Former Oeveland Mayor I:lennis $1,025,605 despite $679,6M In expen. Kuclnlch, who has announced his ditures for p~blic opinion polling and candidacy for the I:lemocratlc Image-making on hehalf of the gubernatorial nomination, showed guvernor. . a balanceol$2.54. It ltas been estimated that Celeste The off-year reporls, flied with Wlll spend $7 mllllon on _ \he Secretary of State Sherrod Brown, were required rt all political candidates who raised money within the last year ended Oct. 31. · The only candidates close 10 Celeste' in lund-raising were on the I:lemocratlc.slde: Attorney General Anthony Celebrezre Jr. reported a balance of $1.16 million and sta te Auditor Thomas Ferguson showed $821,768. Bqth are expected to seek re-election. Celeste's largest single receipt was a $40,000 oontrlbutlon from Peter B. Lewls d Mayfield Village. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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