https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/df1c5e1664e10ca1547ad3d63b22d449.pdf 23084d4a6e70163e4082324f94e31093 PDF Text Text . • :, . Page 14-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, ~ . day morning, pending action by the court . Helton has been serving a sentence of one to three years for corrupting a minor, a felony In the two wlnnlng The lottery reported third degree, In the Chlntcothe ~~ ll~' JEANS Junior and Mi sses Lee jeans, men 's and boys ' Wr angler and Lee jeans - all a re pre -washed . 1 . S le P,/ce 'MEN'S TIES lt ~ Ready ti e d a nd fo ur-in -hand styl es. You 'll like th e patte rn s and colors. Men's $6.50 Ties•. $5.19 Men's $8.50 Ties.. $6.79 GIRLS' Gi rls warm quilted jackets by Casual r·tme. Ch oose bl ue or 11·1ac. Button or zipper front styles. Machine washa· ble. 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"The ship is on course and on time," MJ?slon Control reported. Slightly more than two minutes Into the flight, the ship's two solid fuel rockel boosters peeled away and parachuted toward the Atlantic Ocean, where recovery ships wa· lied. ,The boosters will be refur-. bished for use on a later lllght. Nine minutes later, Mission Control in Houston reported the liftoff was flawless and Challenger was In orbit more than 200 nniles high, streaking through a weightless world at 17,400 inph. During the eight-day lllght, the crew of five men and two women will use radar sensors and cameras to study the Earth's atmosphere and oceans and search tor ancient lost cities. The space walk will allow the crew to practice refueling a sa telllte In orbit for the first time. Liftoff came exactly one month after sister ship Discovery neturned from Its Inaugural flight. That's the omnJbus bill should be included. The House, In its version of the emergency spending bill, Included $118.9 million to begin construction on 43 projects In 23 states. • - · "I understand It is in the Senate version," Rep. ·Clarenee Miller, R-Ohio, said of the Gallipolis project. "We're doing all we can to see that It stays in ." The Gallipolis provision passed by the House calls for construction of two new locks in a canal that would bypass the existing structure. It also provides for rehabUitatlon of the existing dam. The current structure's location makes, locking condition~ difficult and dangerous, officials say. The small size of the lock chambers results in delays and higher barge transporatatlon eosts. An aide to Rep. Bob McEwen, a member of the House Public Works Committee, said If Reagan signs the bill , "Gallipolis is go." "It's a long time in coming and highly appropriate," said McEwen, R.Ohio. " (But) there's a very distinct J?OSSibUity of veto. "And ·g it c<imes, you can credit the leadership of the Hou!ieof Representatives for waiting until the last minute of the last hour of the session to deal with substantive issues and camouflage them with their special agenda legisla tion and force the president to handle them all on one piece of paper." Miller said that even If the project reaches the president's desk and Reagan signs the bill , It could be as long as a year before construction could begin. An on-time launch would provide a spectacular show, with the rising sun Illuminating the shuttle and Its trail of rocket,smoke. · Weather at emergency landing sites In Europe could pose a problem, however. The fofe!:ast was not good for the primary site at Zaragoza, Spain, and . NASA said conditions at a backup runway at Moron, Spain, were not expected to be grea~ bUt aeceptable. In addition to carrying the largest crew, the 13th shuttle flight - the ·sixth for Challenger - features ieYeral other "firsts: " , -TWo women ·In i spacecraft for the first time, Sally Ride and Kathy Sullivan. - The first spacew11lk by a U.S. woman, Ms. Sullivan. - The first American woman to make a second trip Into space, Ms. Ride. - The first astronaut to make four shuttle flights. Commander Robert Crippen. - The first flight of a Canadian astronaut, physicist Marc Garneau. - The first test of satellite refueling In space . . - The quickest turnaround be· tween shuttle fllghts, one month. presidential veto. Congressman Clarence Miller, &-Lancaster, said that even If the-project reaches the president 's desk and Reagan signs the bill, it rould be as long as a year befo re construction could begbi. GAI.UPOLIS LOCKS IS GO, IF- Fundktg to start ClOIIIItructloo oa the Galllpnlls l.ocb and Dam project · has been appl'OVed by the Senate, but It stW faces a · Jlll(lslallve ~bstacle coun1e and the poSsibWty of a Civilian "jobless rate ~rops WASHINGTON (AP) - Clvlllan unemployment edged down to 7.4 percent last month, tl;le lowest In more than three years, as the labor market resumed Its Improvement after two months of rising or standstill joblessness, the government said today. The 0.1 percentage point drop tram August's 7.5 percent- made possible by thecreatlonofmone than 270,fXXJ jobs - seemed to bear out predictions by private economists that July's rise In unemployment was a temporary phenomenon. The decllne In unemployment to 7.4 percent returned the civilian rate to the level of August 1JHl and was the lowest since President Reagan · was lnaugura ted In January 1981. The total number of Americans with jobs In September cllrnbe<l, to 105.2 rnllllon, but that was well short . of the record 1~. 7 million In June, according to Labor Departmel)t. September's minuscule decline In the civilian rate, when adjusted for seasonal variations, translated Into a. decline In the number of Americans otflclally categorized as unemployed from 8,526,o:xJ to 8,460,00l- a drop of 66,fXXJ. Analternateunemploymentrate, which groups the ll3.7,rriiulon· member civilian labor force with the more than 1.7 million anned forces personnel. stationed In the UnJted States, dropped from 7.4 to 7.3 percent last month, the repOrt said. The polltlcany sensitive unem· ployment figures, coming just over a month before the presidential S23.18 526.38 GIRLS' SLEEPWEAR SALE Special group of robes, pajamas and gowns by Kid Duds. Colors include pink. lilac and rosebud print. 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The only. significant rise in joblessness among the various population groups was for teenag· Unemployment Percentage or Jobless People ""~"· 1983 Sept.1984 74% 1 SOurc e · U S Depf of Labor UNEMPLOYMENT - Clv· Wan unemployment edged down to 1.4 percent last month, from 7:'5 percent In Augusl, as the labor market resuin'ed Its Improvement after two.monlhs of rising or standstill ·joblessnesS. the government said Friday. ( AP Laserphoto ). B~l, '. outstanding Individual contiibu· member of the Board of Trustees of tlons to the state and local history In the Ohio Historical Society. Speaker Association of Hlstortcal Societies Ohio as a · part of the award's for the awards ceremony, attended and Museums, was hooored at the program of the association. In by :nJ members and guesis, was 25th 81Ulual meet!Jtg or the associa- addition, he was presented a plaque Richard Haupt, Director of the tion hell:l Saturday at the Ohio bY WUllam H. Nolan,Chillicothe, the Center tor Preserva lion Training of new president. The plaque reads: the National Trust for Historical Historical Center~ ,-Blakeslee was credlted .with "Presented to Charles E. Blakesla Preserva~on. by the ASSOCiation In slnctl~ Also attending the annual meet· greatly Improving the Image and appre!:iatlon of his time, talent, lng from Meigs County were Mrs. direction of the ilssoclatlon dul'lng energy and direction during. this Blakeslee, Margaret Parker and his three year tenn. three years as President, 1!132-&'J.SI. Vada Hazelton representing the During his term as president, Meigs County Pioneer and Hlstort· Blak.eslee was awarded a special Blakeslee has served as an ex-officio . ·cal Society. Award of Achievement for his Charles E . Blakeslre. Pomeroy, wtgolng president of the Ohio ., FRENCH CREEK, W.Va. (AP I - Two Ohio men were killed when they apparently fell inside a tank at a Pleasants County gas field, a spokesman for the- state Medica! Examiner's office said today. The men were killed Thursday mornJng at a gas well at French Creek, south of St. Marys, said the spokesman. who declined to .be identified . Three men were aiso injured, offi cials said. He identified the victims as Christopher M. Lowe, Tl , of Lowell , Ohio. and Robert Wood. 26, of .Marietta , Ohio. Autopsies were planned. he said. Autopsies were planned for sometime today. Officials identified those injured as Chester L. Binegar, 24, of Marietta , Gary D . Beagle, 23, of New Matamoras. and Kevin Ba tes. no age or home town available. Sheriff James McFarland said the accident occurred as the men were apparently trying to clean out a well with salt water. Officials from the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration were to visit the site. he said. Meigs gets fq.nds for -reclamation Honor outgoing president :Blakeslee . . ers. That rate jumped from 18.4 percent to 19.3 percent - an increase that is not unusual at the beginning of the school year. Since the trough of the l!*ll-82 recession, w.hen l'ivilian joblessness peaked at 10.7 percent, roughly 6 million Amertcans have gone to work, according to both the house· hpld survey and a separate compila· tlon of business establishments by the Btireau of Labor Statistics. In advance of today's report , WASH]NGTON (AP ) -The U.S. several private analysts said the !nterior Department has approved civilian rate wUI likely hold steady in a grant of $13,154.fXXJ for reclamathe coming months as new hiling tionwork on 65aba ndoned coal mine slows with the slackenJng in the sites in 17 Ohio counties, Rep. Bob McEwen says. overa ll !'e!:Overy. The bureau also reported that the McEwen said the announcement number of "discouraged workers" Wednesday will permit reclama tion - people not counted as unem- work to continue for tl\reE> more ployed because they have stopped years. The funds will be used for looking for work - fell by lOO.o:xJ in final design and constnJction work. the July-September quarter to 1.2 The grant was made by the mUllan and was down by about Interior Department's Office of 600,o:xJ since the pit of the recession . Surtace Mining to the Ohio Departat late 1002. ment of Na tural Resources ' Recla· In testimony prepared for the mation Di vision and brings Ohio's congressional Joint Economic Com· total under the program to nearlv .. mlttee, bureau Director Janet L. $J5 million. Norwood noted, however. th at Accordin!( to McEwen's office . "women and blacks continue to be the counties are: disproportionately represented Athens, Belmont . Columbiana among the discouraged.·· Ga llia, Guernsey, Harrison. Jack: Ms. Norwood. sizing up general son, Jefferson, Lawrence, Meigs, labor market conditions, said, "The Mahoning. Muskingum, Noble, umimployment rate has been on a Perry. Stark, Tuscarawas and plateau for several months. The Washington . overall employment figures, which had shown.a ~ration in the pace of labor market Improvement In recent months. were little changed · In September:• ' AWARD - Oulrlal E. • • zhe, ....,....., PI llenl Ill the Melp Camlyl'lo• eerlllldlllltodciiiSodety,a¢niC' IPI u taltheObla &eQpllon alllllturlctii!Jocotetlee IIIII Ml....... ll .....aiwltli-af twoaw.rdsheWIIll,.-ted~atl!le-"zr d"'mnm~ lin& ... CuiiBniJia • ' Ohioans ·die in accident quickest turnaround yet between shuttle launches and is good news to · NASA, which plans to send the space planes Into orbit at a one-a ·month rate for the next 14 months, accelerating that 1Q 16 flights inl986. SALE lor your selection, S, M, L. XL and XXL sizes. leathers, suedes, cor· duroys , poly/cotton blends. All warmly lined. . l•r·tW•r No, 11d S21.S8 • Challenger soa~s into orbit today Special sale prices on fal hweight pa1amas, long go,wnt an.d robes, short gowns and: robes:. Poly/ cotton blends, nylo ns. knits and plisses. REG. 58.00 TO '25.00 GLASSWARE plate glass, shatter resistant. Assorted lin· ished. 1 G Sleepwear· Sale _ Shirts ...S12.79 Shirts ... S14.39 Shirts ... S15.19 Shirts ... S17.19 supe~~~~ldi~.1!~~~e~float Scuffs, wedges and ballerina styles. Terry, velou r. corduroy or quilted tricot. Large as.. sortment of colors in sizes 5/6 thru TO BLOUSES Dress Dress Dress Dress SJ6.00 S18.00 S19 .00 S21.50 DECORATIVE $36° 0 $13500 JUNIOR FREE PARKING '~:. . Smith and Jones ... ANGEL TREADS story, photos on Page 8 WASHINGTON (AP) - Fundlngto startconstruc' "There is a protectionist trade measure that we're tlon on a locks-and-dam project near Gallipolis has coneerned about," he said. "And it contains several been given the green llght by the Senate, but it still 6Ullons of dollars for water projects that were not faces a legislative obstacle course and the posslblllty authorized by the CongresS but which money would of a presidential veto. . now be appropriated for." The Senate approved funding for the Ohio River ·. The GalllpOUs appropriation was among water project Thursday as part of an emergency catch-all start-up projects In 24 states. The Senate Approprta· spending bill. But the measure must clear a !Ions Committee Included $82.1 mllllon for constt'uc· House-Senate conference committee, be approved by tlon starts on 26 projects, 11 of which Congress hasn't the House and· Senate and ~lve the president 's . authorized. signature. A spokeswoman for the Senate Appropriations "We would like a clean bill restricted to the water and energy subcommittee said the Senate bill appropriations necessary tor the departments and contained $2 million for Gallipolis. A House-Senate agencies, and this bill still contains measures we conference committee will decide shortiy which would prefer not to have In there," said White House projects will get money and whether the House spokesman Marlln Fitzwater. · SALE Save story, photO oo Page 4 Dam project faces uncertain future • LADIES' Neck sizes to sleeve lengths 32 to 35. Solid colors, white, stripes, plaids. Regular and button down col· Iars. Select what you need for nowor lay·a·way for Christmas. . S29.9S assorted styles and S39.9S colors. Not aH·s i2es. r·~·-·-··~--··--·-·-·-· ~·-·-~~-+--·--~-~----~~·--~-·-1 Hung Ssle p,J~ed SALE DRESS SHIRTS J4lh 19, lnt,odllefo,v Slle p,;~, J.G. DURAI!ID Jackefs ........ S18.49 Jackets ........ S24.49 Jackets ........ S32.49 It's apple butter time ... Vol .34, No.1 23 109 High St., Pomeroy · BROWN DUCK PtiCBI Padres bounce back .,, -cOi>v,!pqted , 984 THE PHOTO PLACE ,;.for .~ aty 89b & Charlene Hoeflich MEN'S "VAN HEUSEN" JACKETS Sizes 8 thru 20. Stop in now; see our new fall selection of boys' jackets and coats. Many hooded styles - all with warm lining. Plenty of colors you'll like. 9'h / 101h. BOYS SHIRTS S21.95 After S p.m. wukdays; anytime wukends lAY·A·WAY SALE talls.S s / e ' , Far AppDintment or Information, Giwe Us A Call GET AN EARLY .START ON CHRISTMAS SHOP Complete selecti.on of popular· Car· hartt work cloth.es. Bib overalls ·lined jackets ano coats . insulated COV· .eralls · dungarees · vests . insulated hoods. All s1zes. Regular . shorts and llg·A •W1g (ot Cb,ltflflll Size s 6 th rough 20. Long sleeves, crew nec k, fleece li ned. Solid colors. S17.9S .._ . WORK CLOTHES See Page& • Each prev iew set includes I 0 to 12 differ e nt pose• h~- ; ,, for~ tradlti!mal oil backdrops a nd In attra ctive outdoor e11vi- . ronmental settings. · Yo~:~, ll also like ouf. reasonable prices. · earnings or "CARHARTT~' '\:1\'l-•'' QUILTED JACKETS BOYS' WRANGLER S16.95 nine CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER SALE SALE PRICES S15.95 Ohio Lotto: Five, six, ten, twenty-six, twenty-sevim, ·~ THE PHOTO PLACE.... ELBERF~L_DS · ~~onPageZ lt'o tim e for one of those Big Mo ments o f your se!'lor · · year - your senior portrait. You' ll like the individualized atte n.t ion you r eceive at after Judge Knight granted his requestfor a new trial. Helton will be notified when the trial date is SCheduled by the court. Correctional FacUlty. Helton was returned to Meigs County three and one halfweeks ago Livestock reports H/6H SCHOOL SENIOR$ Number," was652. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5TH AND SATURDAt OCT. 6TH Reg. Reg. Reg. $621,974. Social Security reforin ..., The Number: Slx-flve-t'wo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-----~-----~-----"~--------------------~-~ -~-~~ $7.95 ~062 from wagering on Its daily game. Earnings came on S<iles of $1,158,006, while holders of \VInnlng tickets were entitled to share CLEVELAND (AP)- Holders1i tickets will share an "Ohio Lotto" ~jackpot of Sl.!Dl.ooa, Ohio Lottery officials said today. Each winning ticket will pay $510,026, In 81Ulual Installments of $25,50l.ll over 20 years, a spokes· man reported. The two winners chose all six numbersdrawnWednesdaynlghtln the semiweekly Lotto game - 5, 6, 10, 26, Z7 and 39. . A total of 142 people picked five of the six numbers and each Is entitled to $1,194, while anothei- 7,812 people . chose four of the six and each will be pakl$00. . . The winning number drawn Wednesday nJght In tbe Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The I Fire contracts for the fe!:ent township levies were discussed. It was reported that village sollcltor Bill Porter was preparing the contracts and that 1they should be completed soon. It was agreed tlta t unl'll the contracts are signed that ltaclne would continue to serve the townships. A thank you Jetter was sent to Meigs County Commissioners for their support In securing $al,fXXHn CommunJty Development Block Grant funds for a aew fire-rescue truck. The fire department wiD have to·raise the remaining money needed to furnish the truck. The,new vehicle will carry the.''jaws-of·llfe" rescue tools and will replace a 1956modelcUITentlyin use. The !Ire department will be Involved In a Fall Festival/Block Party'to be held In Raci ne on Friday evening, October 26, from 2·8 p.m. Any businesses or civic organizations wishing to put up a booth or sponsor an activity should contact Joan McClain at the Village Cut Rate in Racine or call the fire station, 949-2520 after 6 p.ni. Helton released pending court action · A $2iOO recognizance bond for Dwaln E. Helton, set last week in Melgs CountyCommonPieasCourt by Judge Charles Knight. has been paid. Helton was released Wednes· Th~~October4, 1984 Two people share latest lotto jackpot _Firefight~rs discuss renewal levy RACINE - The Racine Volunteer Fire Department Wedn<>sday discussed several upcoming fire department activities. Including a .7 renewal of the fire levy Inside .Racln.e Village.' In essence the levy Is a r<>newal of the current one and seven-tenths 11.7) mill levy the village now has, but will be wonted on the ballot as a renewal with a decrease of one mill. -· This decrease is due to the fact thai village council voted to drop one mill of the current levy since a similar one mill was recently passed in ·sutton Township which Racine is a part of. Council gave the fi re department permission to promote the levy, noti ng that it is a decrease. however, Vlllage residents will be paying the same millage. In other business, final plans for the openi ng night of weekly gunshoots were made. Gunshoots will be held each Saturday evening star1ing Saturday, October 6, at 6:30p.m. a{'·the gunshoot building in Bashan. Ohio Wolfe ,· help with . . · investigation The Pomeroy Police Depart. ment, assisted by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, and Gary Wolfe, Investigator for the shertff's department is Investigating two E. Main St. breaking and entering incidents. Pollee were called Wednesday morning to Francis Florist where a small amount of change was taken. Later Wednesday, police were called to McCJures Three-in-One Restaurant where more than $!OJ was stolen. Entrance to both (Cont inued on page 12) �Friday, OctOber 5, 1984 Comlnentary Page-2..:._The Dally Sentinel . Pomeroy- Middleport; Ohio . Friday, October.6, 1984 111 Court Street · Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-~IASON AREA A~ f!!m~ """--''-"'T"'..........,o:::~'""' ~v ROBERT L. WJNGETf 1 , Publisher P1\T WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH General Manager Assistant Publisher/Controller . · DALE ~OTHGEB , JR. News Edlfor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. • LErrERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words 1-c. All letters are subjecl to ediUng and must be signed with name, address11nd telephone awnber. No unslgn_ed letters will be published. Letters should be In lood tas&e, addressing Issues, not personalities. WASIDNGTON - .They sat patiently In the ornate commttlee room, waiting their to testifY: Ruth Clark, 97, of Warwick, R.I., and Rosina Tucker, 103, of Wa. shington, D.C. Sen- Charles Grass' ley of Iowa had Invited them to appear llefore his subcommittee on aging 1n the hope tl!at appearances by two spunky old women might . make the evening news. · As it turned out, other stories of more Immediate Interest dotnlnated the news that night, but Grassley and his colleagues are on the rtght track. They are trying to promote public understanding of a social· problem that Is developing more rapidly than most persons are aware. It Is the problem of the "old" rum folks, meaning those over 65 vears of age, and more crttlcaUy It .s the problem ot the "old cifd" - those over 75. There are· more than 25 rn!Won oldsters.· They make up 11 percent ot our population, and they constitute the fastest-growing segment of American society_ Their numbers ·will grow fairly modestly for the 25 years, to about 32 million 1n ~ and 35 million In :mo. Then the baby boom that followed World War II will explode. By 2020, which ts notsoveryfaraway, the old folks' ranks will reach 45 million. The question the ,Senate sulicoJ11!TIIttee Is trying to frame can be simply put: What kind of life will these old folks Jead? next ;;,.ere If all of them possessed of the vitality and grtt of the two witnesses last week, perhaps there would be no problem. Ruth Clark, the younger of. the two, attributed her long lite tq her 'wide-ranging Interests. Through the years she had delved Into music, drawing, wtldllte and various fields of science. At 67 she bought a Ford coupe and drove to California. At 81 she took a trip to Spain. At 82 she enrolled in a night · course 1n oceanography. Now, at 97, she reads The New Republic, supports the American ClvD Liberties Union, roots· for the Boston Red Sox and delights In bird watching. Rosina Tucker's father was born a slave: he took up the trade of . It started when July ended. "It" was the first of many visits by presidential candidates and top elected and appointed o!ftcials to northeastern Ohio. 'The first occasion wa,s the annual convention of the National Urban League. Waiter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro both spoke before the Letters to editor Social Security reform :The Social Security program as An Individual must receive an presently structured is a blatantly . Incom e-tax credit ~ual to his & her Wegal pyramid scheme. In a Social Security contribution, propyramid scheme, the first people In vided that that a mount Is actually are aU winners and the last people Invested In an IRA. Likewise, the that participate wllf always lose employer must also receive an whatever they put in. Income-tax credit if that amount is Exac1Jy the same thing Is invested In a defined-contribution )lllppenlng in the Social Security pension plan for the employe. This program because unfunded obliga- will alleviate the problems ·c aused tions for an ever-Increasing group by the delay in vesting and lack of of Soctai Security recipients are · portabUity associated "1th definedbeing financed by a group contain-. payment pension plans. lng a IPWer number of new workers. Present Social Security recipThe result Is that contributions ients should have their payments made by both employers and 'taxed as ordinary income. Relief to employes are Increasing at an · low-Income retired people can oo· exponential rate that cannot be achieved by a llowing an additional sustained which spells disaster for Income-tax exemption at five-year It' age intervals. At the age ot70, three As an example, the projected exemptions are allowed, four at 75, yearly contribution Into Social etc. Do you not call this havil!g Security by a non-self-employed compassion for the retired people? Individual earning in excess of the This reform plan does not cut taxable maximum will be $12,500 In Social Security benefits nor does It the year 200) and $36,00lln mo. If reduce contributions. Instead, 1t you are very curious, the projected will provide an Income tax credit to Individual contribution In 2030 wUI employes that voluntarily contribbe a maximum of $290,00>. For the ute to an IRA savings account and small businessmen, farmers and to employers that contribute to a rlUichers the taxes are even more penslori plan for that employee. staggering. What greater gift can we get from Because self-destruction of the Uncle Sam than a fair deal that existing Social Security program Is provides us a retirement with the program must be dignity? - Robert A. Dahlquist, quickly transformed into a savings 3151 N. Hearthslde St., Orange, pl'OIII'aiD slnillar to the Individual Calif. 92fi65. Phone (home): (714) Rettremellt Account (IRA). 637-4429; (work): (714) 632-2972. ..-ured. World War Vt!teran sought . I ain writing this letter In an reunion and our gOat Is to renew as attempt to locate Harold G. Singer, many old acquaintances as w110 was a member of the "252nd · possible. Port Company," U.S. Army, statiIf anyone knows the address ol oned In calcutta, India during Harold G. Singer, please call collect or write me as It will be greatly World Warn. A reunion~ the company will be' appreciated. - Qavld E. Laird, ~1 beld at Conway, Ark., on May 17-19, E. Holley Dr., Kentland, Indiana 47951. phone (219) 47U763 . . Jill On May 13-:.1, ~. 43 members ftl'e 111 1 rnt for the second annual ,, I. . WEST LAFAYEI'IE, Ind. (AP) super, super back, the!'e's no doubt rett, who has completed 60 percent be surprised. Our team Is going to be - Purdue's best start In five years about that, but when Tomczak 1s 1n · or hts attempts tor l,O':W yards and tougher than JllOS! people think. andthefirstwlnnlngrecordforLeon at quarterback, he makes that three touchdowns, and the running We're going to be good. We're going Burtnett 1n three seasons as the offense go. " of junior Ray Wallace. switched to to make fewer mistakes.' He was Tomczak made hts second start of Boilermakers' coach can be attrtbtailback this season atter..two years right." uted In large part to a tremendous the season last week since tractor- In the defensive backfield. Wallace Kickoff be1ore a crowd expected Improvement In just t).oldlng onto ing h1s leg in spring practice. He has rushed for ixi yards and five at 65,00! is set for 1: ll p.m . EST. the football. _ completed 11 of 19 passes for two touchdowns, including a careerAfter four games last year, touchdowns. high 158 yards against Minnesota. Purdue was 1-2-1 with 19 turnovers Byars, a bruising, 6-foot-2, 233"Your defettse has to be prepared that led to65potnts bytheopposltlon. pound tailback , has had 10 straight not to give up the big play. We gave This year, against the same four games of two or more touchdowns up the big play at Mlnnesola," Bruce teams. Purdue Is 3-1 with four and has rushed tor 611 yards so tar said. "We've got to ·contain the CINCINNATI (AP ) - Pete turnovers, none of which has led to this season. quarterback on the open side of the · Rose's new son will be called Tyan opponent's score. "You can't ask one guy to tackle field." the nickname snared by . the man • "'They're an outstanding football Keith Byars," said Burtnett. "You'd Everett is "a. d rop-back passer whose all-time hit mark he's team right now. They've really better have three or four · there to who delivers the ball well . He's chasing. turned It around," says Ohio State hance. The first guy might not bring awfully tall and throws with great Rose and his wife. Carol, have .Coach Earle Bruce, whose No.2- him dOWP, SO you'd better hope the motion ,'' the Buckeye coach said . decided to name their son Tyler ranked Buckeyes play at Ross-Ade second and third and fOurth people "Were going to bave to watch it. Edward Rose. The 8-pound, 11Stadium on Saturday. "They made · are there to polish him·oft." They are very sound offensively and aunce boy was born Monday night. a lotofturnoverslast year. They're · PUrdue's chief weapons are the defensively. They have great per· Rose needs 94 hits to tie the notdoingthatnow." passing of quarterback Jim Eve- sonnet at quarterback and tailback all-time hit mark of 4,191 set by Ty Purdue's only loss so far was 28-17 and a big offensive tine. They've Cobb, whose full first name was to Mtarvt, Fla. The Boilermakers .,.. moved the bail better than we have , Tyrus. beat Notre Dame, Minnesota and Rose, the Reds ' player-manager. both passing and running." Michigan State and are tied with "The challenge is to go over and wanted his son to have Ty In his Ohio State at 2-0 atop the Big Ten play a real tough game on their nickname, a Reds spokesman said. Conference. The Buckeyes are 4-0 home ground," Bruce added . "l..P.on Rose has a son, Pete Jr. , by his overall with victories over Oregon has done an ouL,(anding job. When I previous map-lage. State, Washington State, Iowa and was sitting next tohtm at the Big Ten Minnesota. meetings. he said. 'Y ou're going to "This will be a real challenge, .. GRAVELY TRACTOR says Burtnett. "They are solid on SALES & SERVICE defense and they have an excellent 204 Condor St. offense, expecially now that Mike Pomery,OH Tomczak is well. Keith Byars is a Phone 992 -2975 The Meigs County Fox Chasers Association wlll sponsor a trade nit.f' Spring & Summer Hours: and one-<tay field trial, Oct. ·19-20 at Mon .-F ri. 9 to 5 Sat. 9 to 1 Its c lub house located on Eagle Ridge Road, on CR 32 in Meigs County. Cast will be made at day ~THE break. For further Information ' GRAVELY contact Ralph Ours, Rt. 1. Long 5V&.TEM Bottom . JAYCEES' PlAYER OF The coming _c onflict _____'J_am_e_s_J._K___:_ilpa_t_ri---ck Candidates bombard . northeastern Ohio convention, which had endorsed the Democratic ticket. The two then appeared at a voter-registration rally on Public Square. The crowds were friendly. 'That didn't stop U.S. Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., a nd Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger from making pitches for the Republican cause at the convention of civil rights advocates. Black Republicans held a news conference to, present an opposing view. Urban League officials were Irritated that Reagan rejected the invllatlon. 'The Rev. Jesse Jackson visited, too, announcing hts decision against running for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina. 'The most recent foray was a visit Monday, Oct. I, by Democratic vice presidential nominee Geraldine Ferraro to i;\kron. As she had done the • previous week in Youngstown, she criticized the lack of action by the Reagan admtntstration to save jobs of steel and rubber workers. Again, It was a visit with trtemlly crowds in blue-<!Oliar parts of the state. In late August, Ms. Ferraro visited the national convention of the American Federation of Go\rernment employees, which represents federal employees. Again, it was an instance of preaching to a national ~p. . Mondale returned for visits the third and fourth weeks of September, first outlining his plans to save the U.S. steel industry, then to address the constitutional convention of the United Steel Workers of America. Again, a sympathetic, enthusiastic l!1!d1ence. But there was som ething else: the careful outlln1ng of a stan~ on an issue of crucial importance to area voters. I On Sept. 30, VIce President George Bush appeared at a Republican picnic. Reagan paid onlyonevtslt - Sept. 26 to The Ttrnken Co.'s Fairless Steel works in Canton. The visit was arranged through the Timken family , staunch Republicans, and state Rep. Dave Johnson, R-North Canton, head of the Reagan-Bush '84 campaign In Ohio. It was an lncredlble'lnedia event, attended by thousands of ordinary people, including Timken employees who were bused ln. The last Mondale visit and the Reagan visit were on the same day a nd only 60 miles and a few hours apart. Sandwiched between were a visit by former President Gerald Forti and a return appearance by Kemp. Four years ago, the candidates similarly scoured thls part of the state. And that was also when President Carter and candidate Reagan debated here. The Mondale campaign has enjoyed a national forum in a Democra tic stronghold, getting double t~se out of the visits. Also, Mondale needs to carry Cuyahoga County by a wide margin it he is to stand a chance of winning the state. I .MOOt .the Eagles I Statistics·say Purdue no longer give-away team I ...· The Daily Sentinel shoemak!ng; at a time when lew . blacks had access to formal · : education, somehow he ta~ght ·his children to read and write. She learned to play the plano and organ. As a young woman she was part of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People from Its formation. · Her ·husband was a Pullman porter, ·an" she became active 1n the work . . the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. She has written her memoirs. . Some.of us youngsters a) the press . tables were saying a prayer th8t If · we make It to 103, we will have a votce as steady and a hand as firm. Not all the elderly are so fortunate. Beth J. Soldo, professor of gerontology at GeorgeioWP University, estimates that roughly one-fourth of the old and the "old old" are at or below the poverty line. One-third ot them a~ poorly housed. Beyond the age of 75 their · problems of health care .grow steadily more serious, and more · expensive. ··n Is not as If there were no governmental assistance for the aged. By one count, nearly federal programs benefit them In some way. There appear to be 31 separately funded programs ot transportation,... administered . by eight of the 12 executive departments. On the day of Grassley's hearings, the Senate was giving final approval to a . bffi that will greatly expand the aid provided under the basic Older Americans Act of 1965. The principal benefit program, ot • course, Is Social Security. The towering legislative question goes to the financing of benefits when millions of persons wlllltve 20 oral years past the retirement age of 65. New Rose baby named after-Cobb Charles Cleland 5-10, 164 poUnd Paul Snyder 5-7, 1Bl pound Freshman end Freshman guard r;==========::::; Plans field day :m v-~ MR.~ IS TAJG:N ' ef 1li PWlED SlEAZE. Novel busine'ss relationship ___J~ock_A_n~de_rso_n WASHINGT.ON - When a defense contractor charges the government for travel expenses, the law requires the company to turn aver to the Treasury any ticket rebates the big customers usually get from l ravel agencies. This was more petty cash than Martin Marietta, one of the nation's biggest defens e contractors, wanted to give back to the taxpayers. So, in . the words of one of Its own - lawyers, Martin Marietta cooked up ·•a novel business relationship" with a travel agency "in' order to lower travel costs without giving money back to the government.'' The scheme Involved the creation of two corporate subsidiaries..:_ one • by Martin Marietta and one by the IVI travel agency - but It was worth the trouble. The Internal memo, explaining the beauty of the "Imaginative" and apparently legal arrangement, explains how the company can share Its travel expenses and still collect full reimbursement from the The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio taxpay~rs. The memo, dated March~. 1984, was written by Assistant General CounsPI Wffilam Vetter to h1s boss, VIce President and General Counsel Frank Menaker Jr. Vetter was responding to Menaker's request 'for "an overview of Maxim Inc.," specifically, "what it Is and what1lt does ." Maxim Is a new Martin Marietta subsidiary. My reporter Dtbah . Wlsenberg obtained a copy of the candid document. Here's ho_w it explains the "novel" arrangement: IVI "created a special subsidiary, Performance Travel Inc. to sell services to MM Corp. and Its subsidiaries as well as the publtc at large.' ' The memo continues: "At the same time, MM Corp. created a new subsidiary, Maxim Inc., to sell services to .M.'' In · other words, each parent company buys services from the other's subsidiary. The result, as VettEp"'s memo noted, Is that everyone makes money - and none of It goes to the government. -'The Rest of Me "The arrangement Is neither Is reimbursed by the government, Illegal nor a .violation of (federal and explained that If the company airline) rules," the memo states, "got rebates" from a travel agency, " although It's certainly vety lm- It would be obliged to pass the a:gtnatlve In getting around the savings along to the government. rebate restrictions." In the next sentence, Vetter's He concedes that Pentagon al!,dimemo said the "novel' business tors "might dislike It, but the relationship" was created speclfi:arrangement provicJes us with cally to avoid this posslblllty. some arguments to use against the "The memo looks fust terrible idea that payments' from lVI to from that standpoint," Menaker Maxim are simply rebates on conceded. But he Insisted that the Performance Travel Inc. tickets.' ' - company would pass along ~allY When Martin Marietta learned lower travel costs to the governthat I had a copy of Vetter's Internal ment -In other words, that It would memo, Menaker telephoned. It not do what Vetter said the looked Incriminating, he acknowlsubsidiary scheme was set up to do. edged, but said, "Quite honestly, I So far, Menaker said, the "oovel think that some of (Vetter's) business relationship" has failed to comments are overzealous.'' achieve any lowering of Martin Menaker Insisted that the money Martetta:s travel costs. Maxim receives from lVI Is tor The president ol M also said his "legitimate services," and pointed company pays no rebates to Martin out that the amount doesn't match, Marietta. He said the dealings dollar for dollar, what the rebates between his subsidiary .and Martin on Martin Marietta's travel expenMartella - and between h1s ditures would be. company and Martin Marietta's Vetter's memo noted that much subsidiary - were completely of Martin Marietta's travel expense separate relatlonship5. guess. Were you prevented from getting good roles because of your anti-Conununtst stand?" "Well, Carter didn't make It any easter on me." "I have all the stutt on you working forGE and then going Into politics and finally becoming governor of California. One last question "Mr. President, excuse me for lipton Joe Runyon 5-9, till pound Freslunan guard 6-2, 210 pound Junior tackle Curtis not surprised with latest benching said it's just amatteroftrylngtofind a successful passing combination on an0-5team. ''We have got to pli!y the guys who seem to be playing t~ best,'' Wyche said. "Obviously. when you are not having success, you start looking for reasons why. "One of the reasons Is that we don't seem to beabletoget the ball to the flanker. This is one search we're making to seeifwecan improve that situation." Wyche started Kreider against Pittsburgh, saying he's playing a lit tie better than Curtis now. Kreider was hurt In the game, but Wyche said former Ohio State star Gary Williams will start against the Houston OUers this Sunday. Williams, 25, was on the Injured reseiVe list last season with a knee injury. "Gary Is a guy we've got to find out about." Wyche said. Wyche said antis should understand the situation. RIO GRANDE - The Fourth Annual Rio Grande College Basket· ball Coaches Clinic Is scheduled to be held on Saturday, Oct. 13, according to head coach J ohn Lawhorn. The event is slated to run from 9 a.m. until 4:30p.m. featuring Larry Wilson, head coach at Masslllon Perry High School, and Bruce Brown, head coach at Middletown High School. · Wilson, who spoke two years ago at the clinic a nd is a noted speaker nationally, will talk about defensive play. Brown, a · former assistant coach at Bowling Green State University, will spea k on the topic of "Developing a Full -Court Pressure Philosophy: Concepts and Teaching Techniques." Other highlights of the clinic Include Rio Grande College offensive coordinator Kevin Purcell who will present Ideas on constructing zone offenses. The rest of the 1984-85 Redmen coaching staff and squad wUl also be on hand to assist In demonstrating various drllls and techniques. Pre-registration for the clinic is $15 while registration at the door will be $~. For more information contact the Office of Athletics a1 the college, (614) 245-5353, extension 293 or toll-free In Ohio, 1-!rn-282-nfi . NOTHING WORKS LIKE A Interrupting, but we have just received word from Beirut that our embassy was blown up bY a suicide truck loaded with dynamtte." "Dam, I knew something like this would happen when my predecessor dismantled the CIA.'' "Are we talking about the same : person?" "Wbo else? But in my statement to the pi;ess, let's not use any names.'' · Rio- Oct. 13 I CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Isaac Curtis . lsn'l surprised that he's seeing less playing time this season. Curtis, a 12th-year veteran who holds club records for receptions, yards gained by reception and touchdown catches, has caught just five passes for 57 yards In the Bengals' five games, au losses. " I saw It coming last year,'' Curtis said of his reduced role. · Curtis started the Bengais' first four games, but shared time with backup Steve Kreider. Last Monday he was on the bench at thestartofthe -Bengals' 38-171osstoP1ttsburgh, the first tbne In his career he falled to start a game. • . , It's not the first time Curtis has . started a season slowly. He once caught just six passes In six games, but thinks that this year the Bengals are looking lor the receiver who wm replace him when he retires. --·--Eengals Head Coach Sam Wyche Updated'~_ _ Ar_rB_;_uch_wa_ld "Mr. President," I'm updat(ng "You were a very good actor In your biography for the final weeks school and your biggest desire was of our campaign, and I just have a to go Into the theater. Why didn't you?" few questions to ask you, If you don't mind." " It was pretty hard to break Into "Go right ahead.' : the business then because all the "Okay, when you grew up you · theaters In the Midwest were were quoted as saying your father controlled by the Carter Brothers. I was never a financial success, and became a radio sports announcer while you didn't live on the other Instead. I was good at It bui I really side of the tracks, you were in wanted to become a movie star. So I hearing , .distance of the train · went to Hollywood. I applied at one whistle. Can you explain this?" studio for a .Job, but a casting "I would say it was all President director, a guy named Carter, told me I had·no talent. Fortunateiy the Jimmy Carter's fall!!. You know his Irresponsible fiscal policies brought Warner Brothers saw It another way and hired me for $all a week.' • on the 1929 stock market cra~h and the depression." · "Where you made mostly 'B' "Yes, sir. But you were a boy movies?'' before the stock market crash .and "That wasn't my fault. Jack the depression." -Warner had a flunky working lor "That's correct, but Carter got us him named Jlnuny C., and he never Into World War I, and when the boys put me 1n the real big ones. I don't came home there was Inflation and begrudge. him, because If I had high Interest rates that led to the . made It as a great star, hvoutd crash and the depression." have never become president ct the "Let's go on. You decided to go to United States." Eureka College In Illinois. Why "Now let's go on to the war years.· Eureka?" . You spent all of It In the A1r Force in "I really wanted to attend the Hollywood lllaklng ntms." University of Dllnots. But there was "I tried desperately to get this admissions officer who turiled assigned overseas. But I had a m e down." chicken · commanding officer; a "Can you remember h1s name?" General carter, and he wouldn't "Walt a minute, It wlil come to transfer me. I never forgave him me. Now I've got it. His name was for that." Carter ... J. Carter.'' "Moving aloD&. A,fter yo11 were "So you went to Eureka, played _ dlschartled you were made the on the football team and majored in head of the Screen Actors Guild, dramatics.'' and became <!~~enChanted because "I would have made all Ameri- the Communta'ti were trying to take can; except one .!PlY on the lt over." . · 1 . committees voted against me." "That's correct. I'll never fora~!! "Do you recall who It W¥?" , one union leader who got control ~ "I don't re(l'lember his name, but the electrtdans, the muslclanl, the I think he was a peanut fanner grlpll and the palJiten, and turned troni Georgia. He never voted for them all Into Reds. You want his any player above the Mason Dixon ldenUty?" line. "Don't tell ' me. I think I can Cage clinic to be held at " CHEVY TRUCK - I I . WE HAVE A GREAT. SELECTION OF 1985 MODELS AND SOME 1984's STILL 'IN STOCK, ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES! '· Berry's World '. 2 WHEEL DRIVE and 4 WHEEL DRIVE FUll SIZE & S-1 0's STOP IN AND TEST DRIVE A fOUGII CHEVY TRUC/1. 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Keith Moreland led off with a double, and Ron c'ey and Jody Davis followed with singles, but Whitson got Bowa and Eckersley to pop up and Dernier to tine out to Garry Templeton, who made a diving stab that saved at least one run. Whitson then settled down, usmg an effective palm ball to help set down 17 of the last 20 batters he faced . assignment for the 6-foot -6 Bowling Green junior in 1984. Toledo's defense, No. 1 m the Mid-American against rushing, total yardage and scoring, already has forced 15 turnovers in a 2-0.1 overall start. Meanwhile, Bowling Green, with McClure breaking 'school records nearly every week, has m oved into a tie for the teague lead with Central Michigan, the preseason title favorIte. Both ·are 2-0, ah~ad of Ohio University at 2-0·1 and Toledo at 1-0.1. Central Michigan's Choppewas shoot for their eighth straight victory over the last two seasons at Eastern Michigan m a night game Saturday. The Huronshavedropped 14 giunes In a row In 1983~. In Mid-American games Saturday afternoon, Miami (0.2) plays a t Kent State (0.2), defending champion Northern . Illmois (1-1) a t Western Michtgan (1·1) and, In nonconference activity, Ball State takes on Indiana State in the indianapolis Hoosier Dome. Bowling Green, beaten by only Oklahoma' State m four overall games this season, leads the league in total offense, 421.3 yards per start; passing offense, 264 5-yard average; and scbrmg, 36.3-point average. B y George Strode A last second did it! •,'' '1~,1W,fff l8.1t/IG- MATINEES SATtiRIMY & SUHDAY ALL SEATS $2 00 Cinema._'?) '!I'', I , ADOOSS/ON EVFRY Tl£SO<OY $200 ~ 5!· Rl. R•y R1t9$ Ph. ,.5-4100 H Mill 51 . " MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENTER, INC. ,.~\ \ Chester MIDDI!PORT BOOK SlORE Church & Office Supplies GIFTS Moddt•port ~1 John F. Fultz J. !!!arcus Fultz Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE ~~~~! Prescnphon s 992 ·29SS 3! Pomeroy NEW YORK '···~ Kingsbury Home Sales aDlHING HOUSE ~ ,~·.., & Service . KERMIT'S KORNER ' Pomeroy, Ohoo l7 J/ Tne FURNI~!e~~RDWAR:tI HomeloltSaws E • •• TRINITY CHURCH, Rev . W H Perrtn, Inning. Moreland had doubled and scored on a single by Ron Cey. San Diego catcher Terry Kenn_edy chases the throw. (AP Colorphoto ). Former Reds battle tonight DETROIT (AP) -The last hope for the Kansas Oty Royals rests WJth someone they did not want before the season started. Charlie Leibrandt, who began the year m the minor leagues, will be the Royals' starter tonight when they try to derail the Detroit Tiger express that has rolled to a two games-to-none lead in ' the best-of· five American League Champion· shlp Series. Very few people thought Leibrandt would figure in KansasCity's plans this season. Now, very few people figure the Royals have a chance as they go.agalnst Detroit's Milt Wilcox, 17-3. Both starters are former Cincinnati Reds. "In this situation, we can't lose," Lelbrandt said. But, one more loss and the Royals Lady Pirates dump Eaglettes Meigs Grid Statistics Rushing Player AU Ydt Avg Brad Robi nson .. 185>2 71 Mark Ham monds . 29 165 5.7 James Acree 8 47 59 .J(Ickre We lker 7 29 41 6 ~1 · 3E Paul Dallt;oy 7 17 24 l luey Eason Donnie Becker 3 4 13 Olarl!e Ban en I 3 30 Tony Sttoema kff . I 1 I0 Nick Bush . .... l ·I ·I 0 .J R K1tc hen 3 l .0 3 . 2 -6 ·30 P1111 King Dan Thomas Mike Chancey l~ 79 ·23 .1 9 -90 T..... till m u Oppositlen 163 631 3.9 Pa."''Sing Player C<>mp A~ lnt YdoTd Mike ChanC'f.':or Nick Bush Total-. 34 111 3 Ml2 4 Opposition 3313 390 3 ~~ J~ ~ s No. Yds Td . l5229J Pla)ler Scol Gheen 8 Da n Thomas Jac k!!' Wel ker 8 1ad Robinson J R Kitchen 18.~ 2 5 101 I ... 5 ll 0 I 38 0 34!i8:14 ToW! lnlen:eptions Plla;,;tt No. Yds Td Scot Gheen Dan Thomas Huey Ea son 2 25 0 2 5 0 I 12 0 ~ 42 0 T?tat._ Scoring Plllyer Td Pat Tp Brad ROblnson .. 9 4 58' Mlke Chancey . . 2 5 17 Dan Thoma s 2 0 12 Jackie Welker . , 1 :l 8 Scoo Gheen . 1 0 6 Tolals ts n tti Oppooldon I S 41 Solo Tackles (10 or more) Player Mark Hammonds , . Brad Robinson J ackie Welker J all'l('S Acree . Nick Bush .. Tony We lch Huey Eason . . Butch SUles ... Scot Ghet>n Jay Whittington . Paul Dalley .. . · . •.... 15-7, bul the lady Pirates rallied to hand Eastern a 15-8!oss at the end of the second game. Leading scorers for Eastern in the first game were four players who tallied threeserveseach-LeaAnn Gaul, Krist! Gaddis, Krist! Hawk and Tanya Savoy. For NG, Michele George )VaS top server with three. In the second game, Mandy Mathis had 11 serves to help her teammates on to the win . Hawk had four for Eastern In that match, with Gaddis and Margaret Horner supplying two each and Gaul one. · The Eaglettes stoodagoodchance at wipnlng the third match, leading most of the way untO NG rallied and posted a hard-fought 15-14 win. George again led her team in scoring with six, while Lisa Rucker supplied four for Eastern. NG returns to action Tuesday In the . sectional tournament a !t Southern. r~=====:;:======-l L 41.\,l_ t (}JJ.t~ V\ V YJD£0 STATIOPl are gone and the AL East-champion 'I'Igers wlll be in the World Series for the first time since 1968. Only one team , the 1982 Milwau· kee Brewers, has ever overcome a 2.0 deficit in a league championship series. Tiger Stadium will be jammed with 50,00J.plus roaring fans, anxIous for their team to make the kill. "I can't even imagine what it •vill be like," said John Grubb, the hero of Game 2. His two-run double in the 11th Inning off Dan Quisenberry lifted Det:·ott to a 5-3 triumph. 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Salt Uttera - Veccitna - Roofing - Palntl - Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Bln!ler TwiM • Spreyo -Gat" • Hay- Strew. pastc:r; Debbie Buck, Sunday School Supl. Church Sci'Kd 9:15a.m· Worship Serv1~? 10: D mY SUGAR RUN MILLS · 982-21 1 9 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy 214 E . Main 992-5130 Pomeroy WAID CROSS SONS SlORE Grocenes - GEmera 1 Merchandise am Oolr rt"hearsa.., Tuesday, 7' lJ pm. Ra_ctne949- 2SSO under dln!dlon ct Allee Nease. POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA· lol-,...~_.._,...,..._,...___~ RENE. Comer Union and Mulberry, Rev Thomas Glen McClung, posoor. Qyde Hender School 9 30 am, Worship 10. 30 a.m; son. S. S Supt., Sunday School, Ul am.: Prayer meeting , 7· 30 p m. •T hursda)l mornlng worship 10: :II a.m evming servlet> 6 MID DLEPORT FR EEWILL BAPTlST p m ., IJ'Iid.week serv!CP, Wednesday. 7 p m CHURCH, cor n<'r Ash a nd P lum Les lie GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. t.!6 E H<t vman pas to r Sundav School 10 :00 a. Main So., Pomeroy Sunday SOIV!ces. Holy m Mo rn ing Wors hip , 11 UO a m, Wed· communion on the first Sunday of each month, nPsd a v and Saturda y EvC'nln ,:: SN vrce.s a l and corvblned wilh morning prayer on the 7 lOp m thlrdd SUOOay. Morning prayer and sermon on MEIGS other Sundays d the month Oiuoch School COOPER~TIVE PARIS ll and Nursery care provided. Cuffee tour ln th£> UNITED MllTIIODIST CHURCH Parish Halllmmedlately follov.1n~ lhe service. Fay Sauer, Director POMEROY CHURCH OF' CHRIST, 212 W Rev. James E. Corbitt, Assistant Main St, Nell PrOudfoot, pastor Bible School NORTHE~ST CLUSTER 9.:1) a. m.. Morning worship l O:lJa m : Yooth Rev. Don Archer lJW!IPttngs, 6:00pm , Evening ~orsh1p, 7'00p Rev. Roy Deeter m~ WedneSday night prayer meeting and Bible Rev . Seldon ,Johnson study 7 00 p m ALFRED - Churc h School 9 30 am , THE SALVATION ARMY. 115 Bunemut Worship 11 a m , UMYF 6 30 p m UW, Ave , Pol'l'K'roy Mrs Dora Wining In charge. Third Tu«?sday, 7· 30 p m Communion , Sunday OOUness mlrt!ng, 10 a m : Sunday first Sunda y tArc h£>r \ School. 10·:IJ a m Sunday Sd-ool Y PSM CHESTER - Worship 9 a m .. Chu rch Elol"*' Adams, leader 7 XI p m Salvation School lil a m B ibl e Stud y Thur.sdav 7p meeting. vartous speakers a nd music specials m, UMW. firs t Thursda v 1 p m. Com Thursday. 11 :II a m to 2 p m Ladies Horne munron, first Sund ay 1 ~rche r i League, membroi In charge, a D wc:rnen JOPPA - Wors hip 9 30 a 11') • Church im.1te::l 6 45 p m Thursday Co~ CadE'l School 10 lO a m Bible S tudy , WedtU'S ClaSSS (Young People-Bible ). 7 :JJ p.m Bible day, 7 30 p m (J ohnson I Study and Prayer meeting, qx'1l to the public LON G BOTTOM - Church Sc hool 9 30 POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF a m Wor ship 7 p m Bible S tud y. Wed CHRIST. l1226 ChlJdnln's Harne Road (County nesda y, 7 31} p m UMYF, WcdnPSd ay Road 76) W!5Zfi. Vocal mu sic. Sunday Wor 6: 00 p m , Communion Fi r st Su nd a y slhp 10 a m . Bible Study ll a m . Worship. 6 p. I Archer) m Wednesday. Bible Study, 7 p m REEDSVILLE- Church Sc hoo19 30 a OLD DEXTER BffiLE CHRJS11M m , Worsh1p Service 11 00 a m IDeelerl CHURCH. Charles Ha[field, pastor; Linda T UPP ERS PLAINS ST PAULSwan, Supt Sunday School9::1J a m ., preach Church School 9 a m , Worship 10 a m inR Sf'I'Vices first and lhl.rd Sundl\y following B ib le St tidy, Tuesday, 7· 30 p m, UMW, 91nday School. Youlh meeting, 7. :IJ p.m ev Third Tuesday , 7 30 p m , Co mmunion e~ Sunday. First Su nd ay (Archer\ G RAHAM UNITED METHODIST CENTR~L CLUSTER P reac hing 9. 30 a m . first a nd second Sun· Rev. ,James E. Corbitt days of e ach month, Third a nd fo urth Sun· Rev. Steven Nelson da ys each m onth worship servict's a t 7· 30 Rev Richard Rothemlch p.m Wednesday evenings at 7· 30 p m Rev . Robert E. Robinson Prayer and Bible Study Rev Andre w RubenklnK SEVENTH DAY ADVE~TIST. Mulb· ASBURY IS)rac uscl- Worship 1J am erry HPights R oad . Pomer oy Micha el PI : Chu rctt Sc hool q 45 a m .. C ha rgl' Bible o nkowskl. pa st or Ma1ie.Splres. Sabba th Stud v. Wedn{'sda y , 7 30 p m . UMW , fi rst School SupL Sa bbath Sc hool at 2 p m on Tuesday , 7 30 p. m , Choir R£' h<'arsal Saturday with wors hip ser vices fo llowing W(ldnesday 6 30 p m , )JMW fourth Su n at 3· 1~ p m dav 6· 30 pm !Ne lson) RUTLAND F'lRST BAPTIST CHURC H ENTERPRISE Wors hip 9 a .m , - Sister Ha rrie tt warn er S uP.t Sunday Churc h Sc hool10 am , Bible S tud~' . Tucs Schooi9. JO am, Morning Worship, 10 45 d<tY 7 :lOp m . UMW. First Monday. 7. 30 pin UMYF Sund a y 6 p m Choir Rc> am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. David hc-a rsa l ti .ID p m Wl'dn(>Sda y tRot he MaJTn. m inister. William Snourtt'r. Sund ay mtchl Sch90l Sup! Sund ay School, 9 30 a m , FLATWOODS - Church School. 10 a m Mornln~ Worship 10 30 a m , Wo rs hip , 11 a m, Bible S t udy, Thursd FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po da }'. 7 p. m . UMYF. Sunda y, 6 p m merov Pike. David Hunt , pastor. Jack (R othe ml chl NeedS. Sunday Sc hool Dt reector Su nday FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 am SCOot, 9· 30 a m. Mormng Worship, 10 :30 . C hurc h School 10 a m . Cho ir pracTi ce eve nln~ worship, 7 30 p m Tuesday Vlsl Tuesdav 6· 30 p m, UM W, firs t l'uesda ;·. tallon, 7 p m. Wedn es day, Prayer S(' r vlce 7 30 p m tNelsonl 7: 30 p m , Mt~sion Fr iends , 7· 30 P m ; HEATH CMiddiPport l- Churc h SC'hool. Girls In Act ton, 7' 30 p m , Act('ens 7 30 P 9· 30 a m , Wors hlp JO 30 a .m , Bible m ., Ctlolr Practice. 8 :Wpm Stud y, Tu('sday, 10 am, UM W. sr cond FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH , Bal· Monday. 7 30 p m . UMW Se{·ond Mon Icy Run Road , Rev Emmrtt Rawson, pas day. 7•30 p m UMM Th ird Monday 7 lO tor. Handley Dunn, supt Su nd a~ Sc hool p m (Ro bin so n) 10 a m : Sonday evening sen Ice, • · 30 P m MINERSVILL E - Worship SC!'vlcC' 10 , Bible teaching, 7 JO p m Thursday a m , Church School. 11 a m . UM W. third SYRACUSE MISSION CHerry St . Sy We-dnesday , 1 p m Choir pract ice. Mon· racuseo. Services, lOam Su nd ay. E ve nin g dav. 7 30 p m . (Nelson ! se rvlcts Sunday a nd wronesday a t 7 00 P PEARL CHAPEL - Wors hip Service 9 a m . Church School 11 a m . UMW se· m MlDDLEPORT CHURCH OF' CHRI ST co nd Tu(lsday 1 30 p m , UMYF las! TUPS· IN CHRISTIAN UN IO N Lawrence Man· day, 7: 30p.m (ubenk in gl ley, pastor. Mrs . Russell Youn g S unday POMEROY- Ch u rch School, 9 15 a m School Supt Sunday School 9' 30 a m Worship Serv1ce, 10 30 a m. Choir rr· Eve ning wor ship 7 30 p m WednPSday hearsal W~nes d ay , 7 30 p m : UMW " ~ cond Tu('sda v. 7 .Wpm , UMYF SUnda y. pra yer mt"f'tln~ 7: 30 P m GOD MT MORIAH CHURCH OF' 6 p m tCorblt11 ' _ Raci~e Rev JameS Sauer h eld , pastor ROCK SPRINGS - Churc h Sc hool. 9 15 Freeman Willia ms, Sup1 Su nday Sphool a m .; Worship 10 a m . Bib le St ud y Wed9:45 a m.; Sunday and Wednesda)' even· nesday, 7. 30 p m, UMYF ISe mors l. Sun day, 5 p m, I J uniors) <'Very o lh C'I Sun· lnft services, 7 p m day, 6 p,m ( Rolhe mlc h) MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST RUT LAND- Church School , 9 45 a m Corner Sixth and Palmer The Rev Mark McClung. Sunday School 9 15 a m . Dan Wors hip 10 30a m : UMW (Ev£>nlnlgCir White Sunday School Supt John Riebel, c\E' l seco nd Wednesda), 7 30 p tn: UMW I Afternoon Circle) second Thursda y 1 p Sr. ASst. Supt. Mor ning Worship 10:15 a m YOuth ml't'ttng 7 30 p m W~ncs day, tn (Rubenklng t Including Wee Tots, Eage r &>avers. Ju · SALE M CENTER - ChurctJ Sc hool, 10 nlor Aslrnnaut s and Junior and senior a m . Worshi p '9 45 a m I Rubenklng l SNOWVILLE - Worship. 8 J0 am , Htgh BYF: choir pracllce 8 30 P m Wed nesday. Prayer m(>('ttng and Bible s tudy. Church Sc hoollO am tR ube nk lngl Wednesday. _7 30 p m · SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mldd ieporl 51h Rev. Ro1er Grace a nd Main Bob Mellon minister AI Hart · Rev. Paul McGuire so n, a ssoCiate minister, Mike Ger lac h, ReV K eith Rade r Sunday Schoo l Superintendent . Bible APPLE GROVE- ChurchSchooi 9a m School 9·:10 a.m. MornlnJ!: w orship. 10 lO : Wo rship, 10 a .m . (first a nd thi rd Sun a.m.; EveninR Worship. 7 00 P m Pra:,.er days). UMW. Second Tu esday , 7: 30pm .; mtetlnJt , WP<Inesday . 7•00HpOmFTHE NA· Prayer meeting, Wed nesday, 7 p m . MIDDLEPORT CHURC (Grace) ZARENE Co-pastors Rev . Cha rles Coyle _BETHANY - Worship, 9 a m.; Chu rc h and Rev. Nancy' Coyl~ Bill White, Sunday School. 10 a m Bible Study. Wednesday, School Supt. Sunday School 9 30 u .m., 10 am; Dorcas Women's Fe llowship , Mornln(i!: Worship, 10' 30 a m Su nday Wednesday, 11 a.m . ( McGui re I. Evanp:elbtlc meetln~ . 7 00 p. m P r.ay<'r CARMEL- Church School 9: 3(1 am .; meetln!l Wednt>Sda y 7 00 PTEmRI•N Worship, 10. 45 a.m. Second and Fourth UNITED PRl!SBY " Su ndays, Fellowship dinner with Sulton , MINISTRY OF t hird Thursday. 6: 30pm (McGuire! MEIGS COUNTY EAST LETART - Church Schoo\9a m . Kev . Wanda JohMOa, Director . Worship 10 a .m second a nd fourth Sun Harold lolrniiOn 1 days, UMW first Tuesday , 7 30 p m . Director of Education (Grace) . HARRISONVILLE PRESBYT E RIA N LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a m ., CHURCH Sunday Worship service. 9· 00 Church School10 a .m (Grace) a m . Church SChOol 10 l :'l a m , Bible MORNINGSTAR -Worshtp.9 45a m .. studY Sunday 7:30 p m Pr<Jyer G roup . Church SChool 10:30 a m : Bible Study , Wednesda y 9 00 a m . N Thursday, 7:30p.m (Rader ) · MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIA MORSE CHAPEL - Churc h School9: 30 CHURCH Church School 10: 15 A.M am .: Worship 11 a m JRader) Morn inK Y.'orshiP 11:15 A.M Bible Study. PORTLAl'jD- Church School 6 30 p m Tuesday, 10:00 a .m . • Bible SW~Y· Thurs ; Worship 7 ~ p.m.; UMYF Wednesday, da;yiifc~~ FIRST UNITED PRESBY· 1. ~p. m. CMcGutre) . RACINE WESLEYAN - Church TERIAN-CHURCH Worship Service 9. 00 School, 10 a.m.; Worship, II a .m. UMW • Cb ch SchOOl 10 00 a m . Bible St~d:Y Tu~~ay , lO a.m ; Junior and Senior fourth Monday 7:30pm .; Men 1s Prayer Breakfast. Wednesday, 7 a.m. !Grace) Hl(l;h Youth Group Sunday. 6 00 P m . SU'M'ON .- Church School. 9.30 a.m .. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pa stor, Morning worship 10 45 a tn Urst ,a nd third ~ J hn Evat1s Sunday School 10: 00 a . Su~day Morning Worship 11 :00 am . Sundays; Fellowship dinner with Ca rme l, third Thunday. 6:30 pm. ( McGulr•) . Children's Church 11 a . m .: Sunda y evenla lf'rvlce, 7 00 p m ; Wednesda y even· ' I•= Young hadles' Au'Jdllllry , 6. 00 p.m . KENO CHURCH OF CHRlST, Ollvqr WednHday , Family WorshCIHpU7:R~R ~~ar Swain, Supt. Sunday School 9 : 30a.m. ev· HAZEL COMMUNITY ery week. Lone Boltom. E<!_sel Hart, pas to r . Sunday au - The Interested BIUiinesses Listed On .This SERVICE VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. ......., Pfllml ,,~ 73.SO Al elltlew 13<14 52 Tuesd•y '''""'" 21 16 W&C!rtfllt1ay Ephealan$ 4 I 16 Thursday ColoD IMS Pomero y 992 3325 ElLIS & SONS SOHIO Complele Automotive " For A Real AuCTIOn • • '·•" the Real McCov" lB 216 S . Second , r· ~ Serv•ce ·- ~ - 1. o " Mac" McCoy Rt 1, Reedsville. Oh . ,81· 3,44 ,,. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Natoonwod e Ins. Co . of Co lumbu s , 0 804 w Milln 992 2318 Pomerov Locust & Beecn slree1 Hl-9921 Moddle port 211 Ill Frid•r ""' II I IJ ,,.,,. Seruraar 5411 17 lHE DAILY SENTINEL M•ddle p ort Pnmerov 0 RIDENOUR Meigs slats COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- One last seconq_was all Athens needed to tie Gallipolis 20-W last week The Bulldogs threw an incompletion as tlmeapparently had expired with Gallipolis leading 20-14. But the officials orde red one second restored on the clock. Athens' Bill Fmnearty then caught a 25-yard pass from Dave McAllister for a tying touchdown, BANQUEJ' HONOREE Gallipolis , however , blocked the extra -point kick to preserve the James (Jim) Vennari, Pomedeadlock. roy, popular football coach of the Around Ohio: How's this for a substitute? Ketth Denson has averaged fonner Rutland lligh SchOOl, a lmost 17 yards per rush a's a non-sta rter for Orrville. Denson, a junior, has will be honored with a banquet at collected 555 yards in just 33 rushes. Last week he ran only four times for the Rutland Elementary School 1ffi yards a nd three touchdowns. He returned a 54-yard punt for a fourth at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 20. score. Staging the aHair honoring the Names- Ty Rader quarterbacks Ben1amm Logan's Raoders. foimer coach is the Rutland Fire AI McKinney, top-ranked ClasS AA Elyria Catholic's tailback, has .. J>eparlment. Vennari Is also a become Lorain County's career scormg champion Wlth 388 points · former teacher and school prinMcKinley has 11 touchdowns in the last two games. cipal and currently serves as a Other gold-star performances - Clyde's Rick Harrah, ll1 total yards scout for the Cincinnati Reds. last week against Port Clinton for 1,069 m five games; Cleveland His record as a football coach Benedicline's Tom Cdanowtze. 100-yard P\illt return agamst Frem ont shows 102 wins, 29 ltl!lleS and Ross; West Branch quarterback BIU Lohnes , L~-of-23 for 336 yards and seven ties. He came to the three touchdowns against Ravenna Southeast, 1,2'36 air yards and 13 \ Rutland lligh School in the 1940's touchdowns this season; West Branch wide receiver Greg Sharp, 8catches and In 1958 was Class A Coach of and 178 yards for ll catches, 651 yards and e tght touchdowns in 1984; Jeff 'the Year in Ohio. Tickets lor the .Litzinger of Cincinnati St. Xavier, school-record four touchdown passes in banquet may be purchased at $7 a single game: Cincinnati Moeller's Vada Murray, seven 1984 each from any m ember of the tpterceptions; Sam Grida of Mayfield, four touchdowns against Maple Rutland Fire Department. Heights; Mark Sujkowski, a deaf All-American m 1003, 170 yards rushing, 47 yards recetving, five solo tackles and one sack last week; Booster membership Cary-Rawson's Scott Crawford, 207 yards passing, 85 yards rushing, 4 touchdowns last week; a nd Ada's Von Parsons 2!'ll yards rushing against drive hegins at Rio Spencerville. RIO GRANDE - Coach J ohn · Streaks discontinued - Garrettsville Garfield, 19 stra ight losing games, 20-18 over Ma ntua Crestwood; and Vanlue, 18 losses in a row, 14·12 over Lawhorn, Rio Grande College and Community College Athletic DirecPandora-Gilhoa Former Warren Western Reseve AII-Ohloan Brian Cross has tor, has a nnounced the Initiation of Pyrnatunlng VaQey off to its best start ever, 5-0. Windham has scored only the 1984·85 Booster Club member three touchdowns, but is 3-1-1. __ ship drive. For more Information about a Team feats- Centerville, seven straight shutouts In last two seasons, tax-deductible membership In the 175-0 scoring margin thlsfaU; Newark Catholic, four l984 shutouts in a row: Rio Grande College and Communand Hardin Northern' sgirls volleybiiU squad, 45straight winning matches . Ity College Booster Club, contact Jim Vlllinger, Cedarville's 15-year coach, guns for his 100th career the college at (614) 245-5353 or toll victory tonight against backdoor rival Yellow Springs. Delphos Jefferson free in Ohio at 1-000·282-7201. Is averaging 43.5 points and yielding 1.? points per game USED CARS,. INC. __.c::;_, I North Galli a's volleyball team won two of three matches over visiting Eastern Thursday to clinch a shot at first place in theSVAC. The Eaglettes arenow5-13overall and 3-5 m the league, while the lady Pirates are 6-2 in the league. Eastern captured the first round, Ohio Sportlight > Message and Church CUBS SCORE F1RST - Chicago Cubs' Keith Moreland slides home to score the lll'llt nm for the Cubs Thursday night in San Diego during ,the second Falcons face MAC's top defense ByGEORGES'DWDE AP Sports Writer Bowling Green quarterback Brian McOure tries one more time Saturday-night to master Toledo' s defenses. His success may deter· mine if the Falcons are to remain in the Mid-American Conference footballlead. In two m eetings with the Rockets, McOure has comple~ed 59 passes for 532 yards Yet Bowling Green has lost both games , 24-10 and 6-3. McClure has thrown six intercep· lions and one touchdown pass against Toledo. It figu res to be another difficult The Daily Sentinel- Page-S ~ iXrt=RifNCE ltlf JOY Of RELIGION-.4! Padres bounce back; defeat Cubbies, 7-1SAN DIEGO (AP) - Maybe ftve hits by Ed Whitson and, in the changing from road unlfonns to the ninth inning, Rich Gossage, who home whites did It. The Padres was called upon for the first time in suddenly played like the Cubs had, the playoffs. and for that matter, Chicago now -In the fit's! two games, no San was troubled by the same shortcom- Diego pitcher lasted more than four Ings which tripped San Diego when mntngs. Whitson went eight, walkIt was the visiting team. , ing only twoandstrtklngout six. His San Diego's 7-1 victory Thursday counterpart, Dennis Eckersley, was over Chicago in Game Three o(the chased after five and a third innings , National ·League Championship nine hits and five runs. Series was a reversal of the Cubs' As a result. there is new life in San victories In Games 1 a nd 2 m just Diego, where the Padres were left a bout every way: for dead and face the herculean task -Alan Wiggins and Tony Gwynn , of trying to win a championship the Padres' one-two hitters, were 2 after losing the first two games. for 16 In the Padres' 13-0 and 4·2 "I can't explain it," said Graig losses at Wrigley Field They were Nettles, who contributed an RBI five for eight Thursday, with Gwyrui single to the Padres' four-run SIXth collecting three hits a nd scoring a inning, tying a championship series run and Wiggins knocking one m. career record of 18 RBI sha red with -Bob Demler and Ryne Sand· Reggie Jackson. "It's a psychologiberg, the Cubs' first two batters, had cal game in some respects, and tt one hit, a walk and a fielder's choice may get to them. I hope tl does." to show for their etght trips to the "We knew it wouldn't be easy," plate. In their first two games, they Cubs' shortstop Larry Bowa said. had combined for seven hits and "We know we have to come out seven runs. Saturday and play well." -San Diego, hitting .1&3altertwo The Cubs sttll are in the enviable games. raked Chicago pitchers fur position of being one game away 11 hits. The Cubs, 24of67 (.358) in the from a championship with a first two outings, were checked on maximum of two left to play. Only Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Attend Church this Sunday SYRACUS E FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non P entecost al Joy crark. pas1or wo.stltp servl ceo S und ay 10 a m , Su nda\ Sc hool 11 a .m Evening worship sen lee 7 00 p m Wed nPSday prayf'r mt>ell ng 7 HO pm Se n ·•ce Rutl a nd , Ohi0 4 S17S J . Wm " Bill' Brow n , Owner Phon e ( ~14) 747 1111 CK SUPERMAR~:,fi MIDDL EPORT · ~ S> •• F OREST H.l ~ BAPT IST Rl.'v Nyh• llordf•n pd~ l or Cornf'l! us Bunc h supt Sundd\ Sc-hool 9 30 a m Sf'cond a nd fourth Sunda\ o; v.or..,h lp sf>n tr£> a l 2 30 p m \ IT i-.10R lr\H BAP.I !ST Fourth a nd M<.n n St ·~l rddleporr Rt'v Cahln Mi nn is p<.~ ~TOt Mr o; F.lvln BumgMdnc r su p\ Sund.n ~chool 9 10 a m , Woro;hlp sNvice MT HE R MON UNI TE D B RETHRE I'\ IN CHRI ST C HURCH, Loca t('d In TPxas Comm unit y o ff C1 Rl 82 Rrv Ro b<>rl 10 ~ :, <.~ rn Sande rs . pas1o1 Don\\ ill layleadC'r Sun SU CCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CH RIST day School q 30 .1 m Morn ing Wors h tp - IO<;C'ph B ll uskms rva ngf'IJsl Sunday 10· 45 am, Ev£> mn g pr£>achmj:! service sP l;:!tblrStudv 9,1 m , \\o rs hlp lO am Sun cond and fo urlh S unda y a l 7 30 p m da\ f' vC'ntng S:NVJCf' 6 p m , \\l:'dnC'sd av The brm w~s 1890 the p!KeN.agGro Falls portar.l gueb lhlln just bc•fl9 fi •st Chri st ia n E ndea\OI fr rst a nd ltmd S un NV 1/le obr«tN~: Iowatk ~h ~ h-w11o: acron tht C'\f' nlng sen icC' 7 p m The devil once deled Jesus 10 "*'OOD dowT1 on day. 7 30 p m Wedn (l<;dav prayer mf.'P t lng rr.otr gorge the htro ~ lhty celled hrn Oo~re J~usdero from tho. temple !i'"r: lns•ead ourl()fd PF.NTF:COSTAL ASS EMBLY Rac ine and Bible Stud y 7 30 p m dell~ o.,.on wotko:cl lhe dusty w"ts ho:lpong canng to:rv•ng Hl 12-1 \\' lllt am Hoba ck pastor Sunda) J EHOVA H'S WITKESS. 37319 Stall.' ~roloc•n g ri!Yuhng to men God J loire l JV irJg II Cl!flhiiY ld ter we lwlve ~Ultn g m Sc hool 10 am S und av <'\f' nlng S£' rvlce 7 Ro'u tr 124 !On<' mi lf' eil!ll of Rut la nd ) Sun Vov h~•t o m1S:1101'1 too The O>uoch c<~n l'ldp <:ommon w~h Mr OU.Drl Wr: ... o: t~• tltry• "ll to bo: p m \\ rdnC'sda>' cvcmn~ scnlcf' 7 p m day Brbl el l.'Ciure9 ~Oa m W a ! lh tvvo~:>r you hnd ~ the first.. Shouldrli we reallle there art mo•e om CA RP E-.:TER BAPTIST Don Chea dl e s tud y 10 30 a m . Tu esday Btble ST Ud\ Su p! SundJ \ School q ~0 a m Mornin g 7 ltl p m . Thu rsd,l\' , Theoc ratrc Sc hool .................. _s........ - \\ or shlp 10 .lOa m Pr avNSf'f\ tee .altern 7 30 p m Sen rcc m ff't rn~. 8 20 p m ill!' Sundll\ s CHURC H Of' GOO OF P ROPH EC Y Loca l£'d o n 0 J Wh rt<' Road of Hr.Q: h\l.a \ MIDDLE PORT- PEl\ fECOST AL Thl rd 160 P a r Henso n, pas 1o1 Su nd a} School IU A\P H£'' Clark Bak£'r , pa !:. lor Carl 1\ol a m Classes for all agrs J umor Church 11 Ttngh.tm Su ndi:i\ S<.' hool Supt Su nda) a m Mornin g wu r!oi htp 11 am A!Jull combe-r , supt Sunda y Schpol 9 30 a m Sc hool J(J am wr t h ( \aoo;"'"" for all ages Chorr prac i\CC'6 p m Sund av Young Pco Worship servi ce 10 30 a m Bible st udy, I-, \ £'nLn J.! !>C'n tees at b p m " {'dnt?sdav 81 piC's. ChlldrC'n' s Ch u rch and AdulT Br b\C' HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , Rev Tuesda y 7. 30 p m bk ~ lud\ <~17 tOpm Youlhsf'ntc C'sF n Tom Staten. pastor S und a y Schooi 9· 30a Stud) , Wf'dn C'sda\ ,t r i :10 p m RE ORGA NIZE D CHURCH Of' JE SUS d o~\ dt i '\0 p m HOP E BAPTT ~T r HAPE L ~in Gtdnl m , Evening service 7 30 p m WPdnesda y CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SA INTS Pori EC( I ES IA FE! Lfl\\SHIP llR:vltl!St Sl Middle po rt Aff rh,II C'Ci v. t!h Soul hPI n prayer m eeting 7 30 p m la nd Ra c rnc Road WUITam R oush pastor M!ddlc•por1 BrothN Chuck Me Pt'tc•1 son Bapt rs l Co nvC'nllon Sunda ) S<.'hooll,O(j m BEARWAL LOW RIDGE CHURCH OF' Linda Eva ns chu rch school dir ect or pastot St.mdo~\ Sc hool 1lJ <1 m S'unda\ Mot nln g wo rs hrp 11 am , E \ e ning "o r CHR IST. Duane Wa rden, mrnl ste r Bible Churc h sc.: hool q 30 am , Morning wo rslp l' \C' Illn£ Sf'ntr£'~ at 'i p m and WC'dm·sdcn shtp 7 1-1m \\Cdttf'sday C'\ t nntg Brb iC' class 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a . 10 30 a m , Wed nesday eve ning pra yer "C'I \\(1"'<., .11 7 pIll m ; Eve ning Worship 6 30 p m Wednes · study a nd praver m C'r tm ~ - p m services. 7 30 p m NT! Qt..:IT) BA~l!ST F3rl Shul('r pa~ BRAD FORD C HUHCH OF t HRI S 1 St da} Bible Study 6 30 p m BETHL E HEM BAPT IST Re v Earl tOr Su nduo,: Schoo l~ lli am Chutch s~r Rl 12~ a nd Co Rd :'1 MarkSf'C'\C'rs mm ts NEW STIVERSVlLLE COMMUN ITY Shu ler , 1mstor Wo • ship service 9 30 am \I! C'C', 'i p m Youth m£'f.llng 6 p m Tue~ tPI Sund a\ SC'hoo l S up! St£'\P PrLkC'ns CHURCH , Sunda y Schoo l service, 9 45 a Sunday Sc hool 10 30 a m Bible Study and da\ B!IJIP STuth d! 7 p m Su nd a~ Sc hool q 1/t am Mo rnin g u. m Worship servrce 10 30 a m . m , pra yer ser vice Thursda:,., 7 30 p m F' l l L GO~ PEL LIGHTHO{S£ 1:\045 s hlp 10 W a m , E v(' ntng wor shtp 7 p m Eva n ~c ll s t ~c Seorvlce 7. 30 p m Wednes THE CAR LETON INTERDE NOM I•NA Htlancl Hoad P o mt•ro~ I om K€'1!' pa !> W f' dn C'~ da y wot shtp 7 p m day, P r aye r m eeting 7 30 p m Thursda y TlONAL CHURCH , Kingsbu ry Roa d Rev tor Dann' l.amtwn , S S Su p \ Sun da' ST P AU L LUTH ERAN CH c RCH ZION CHURC H OF CHRI ST . Pomeroy· David Curfm a n pastor Sunda y School mo t mng S('T\ rce a1 i(J tt m Su nda\ t'\ en Co rnN Sy c a m orf' a nd St'Ccmd Sis Po Harrisonville Rd Robert Pur tell minis· 9 ;J] am j R a lph Carl , Supt Ev(ln lng wor ing .,.prvlcr- i :\0 p m Tul'.,.rla\ and Tl'\ur<; meroy T he Rev \\ tlllam \'ttd d lf'S\I. a rlh tcr; Ron Rllfle, Su ndaySc~Superlnten· ship 7 30 p m P r ayer me£' tl n~ Wednes (1.a\ Sf'n lei' s at i lOp m ps1or' Sund ay St hool 9 15 a m . Chu rc h de nl Sunday School 9 30 , Worship da y 7 30 p m WORD OF FA ll H 4\ :0.1 tll St Mtdd!P sen JC'C' 11 a m serv ice 10 30 a m . Eve ntng ·orshlp Sun· LONG BOTI'OM CHRISTIA N Jod v t port Htrh.trd SIC'\\ art po ~tor Sund<n SACRE D HEAR T CHL: RCH Msgr day 7 p.m a nd Wednesday, 7 m Holla nd, pa s tor , Wallace Dame wood mormng "'1'!\lf'C' lOam Sundd\ t-\f'nl n)o!: Anrhonv Gw nn amorP P h '=192 'l~NX sarur ST JOH N LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pi ne Sunda y Schoo l Su pt Worship sen.: ice, 9 a 7 10 luf'~da\ mornlngBJbiP'Tud\ lOam day Ev i> mng Mass i W p m Sunda' Grove. The Rev. William Mlddleswarth, m .. Bib le Sc hool 10 a m \\ f'dn(•<:d. J\ f'', rontnJ:! i ~u p m f huo:;da\ Mass. 8 a m a nd 10 £1 m Conf\'sston ~ on" pastor"' Church ser v ice 9. 30 a m Sunday mot n1ng \ldro "rlh Kcnnr-th Co pco la nd 10 ha lf hour befo re ea ch Ma ss cc;o cliJS Sf'~ Sc hool 10· 30 a ,m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS ' CHURCH ,t m Fttd.n f'\CDine \ tdf'o v.tth Kennf'lh II am Su nd ay BRADBURY CHURCH Of' CHRIST, Rev Thereon Durham, past or S unda y Copt:'l<.t nd i Jn p m V! Cl ORY BAP '!IS I J:!J N .!nd S! Jo hn Wright passtor Su nda y Sc hool 9 30 School a t 9 30 am : Morning worship a1 :-.:E V. !-J A\'F~ N CHl'P.C H OF I HE: i\A Mldd lc poll James E k:C'cscl' pJstor a m , Larry Haynes. S S Sup! Morning 10 30 a m , Sunday e vE>n ln g sendee a t 7, 30 Zl\Rf'"'E Rf' \ CIC'n don Stroud p.1stor Sunda > m orn ing " or shrp 10 a m E •(' n worship 10 30 a n. . p m Thursda y services a t 7 30 p m Sunda\ Sfhool9 10.1 m ',l, or,hJp ...i" J\t C'P !ng sp rvice 7 1-1m \\Ptin{sd.J\ f'\l'filll~ RACI NE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· FRE EDOM GOSP EL MISS ION a t Ba ld lit 1(\ .l m ~ ou th ~l'f\ TC'I' ~un!l, n h 1; p w o r ~ hlp i p m Vrs ll a rt on Thursda \ h ~(J R ENE , Rev Thoma s H Collier. pa stor · Knob. located o n Co unty Road 31 Rev m su nd .H f'\('lltn~ "f'J \iC'f' i OOp m \\ C'd pm Ma rtha W olfe . Cha irman of the Board of Lawrence Gluesencamp , putor Rev rtf'sdtJ\ P r,t\('f M£'<'1Jng .l nd Blblf' STud' Christian Llf£> Su nd a y School 9 30 a m , Roger Willford , ass! pastor Prea ching T RINITY CII RI S IIA I'\ ASSEM BL\' 'i (l(tp m Morning worship 10 30 <\ m : Sunday servi ces S und a y 7· 30 p.m Prayer meeting Coolvlllro fi tlbc>r t SfJenCI'J pi.ls1ur Sum!OJ \ NEASE SFTTL F.l\I F~T l Hl RC'H Sun E\'en!ng wors hip 7· 30 p m Pra yer meellng Wednesday, 7 JO p m , Gary G riffith , Sc hool 9 30 a m , Mor ning s('rvtcC' 10 10 a ell \ afl•• r noo n ~ N\ lcP' <Jt.! -so Thursday 7 30 p. m Wednesday. lead er You th groups Sunday e veni ng a t m : Sundm C'vc> nrn g ~en tC'(I 7 fH.I p m ('\f'lllll!.! ~('f\ICf'o., .11 i 1(1 LIBERTY CHRISTIA N CHURCH Dex· 6 30 p m with Roger a nd VIole t Wi ll fordd, Mrd 1\t't' k praver servt('(' Wrdnf'sda\ 7 p FIRST BAPl! ST CHL'R CH Mao.,on \\ ter WOOdy Call, pas1or . Services Sunday lead er s Com mun io n ser vice first Sunday m \'~ Pd..,! Ill Rill ~1 urph\ Sunda~ SchnollO 10 am a nd 7 p m Wednesda y, 7 1J m ea ch m onth MT OU VE COM MC!\ ITY CHL:R U I .1m 'und rn f'\C'mnp i 11'1 p m PraHr WH IT E 'S CHAPEL WESL EYAN RACINE F IRST BAPTIST , Don L T.au. rf' nCC' Bus h , pa sto r Max r olm<'r Sr lllt'C'1Jng ,tnd Btbli" STUd\' \\ Pdnpsda\ 7 ,10 CHURCH- Coolv!U(' R D Rev Ph illi p Rl Wa lker. Pa s to r R obert Smith, Sund a y S upt Sund av Sc hool a nd Mor.ntn,~:: Wo ro; h1p p m Ewn·ont' 1\ f' IC'o mf' denour , pas tor Su nda y School 9 30 am . q 'l(J , m , Sunda\ C'\C'nt ng SC'n lc£' 7 p m Sc hool Supt . Sunday School 9 30 a m .. Rl' TLA ~ n FRn: \\'ILL RAPl \ST Sa worship sen Ice 10 30 a m , Bible st udy Mornln,g worshi p 10 40 a m Su nd a v You111 me<' li ng and Bl biC' Stud\ \\ PdnC>.., IPm "' RC'\ P.::~ul Ta\lor p.J,t or Sunda\ and worshi p service , Wednesday. 7 p m (lvening wor s hip 7 30 p m , Wednesda y d ,t v, 7 p m S<'hoolllla m SundJ\ C'\r n rng i lOp m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. l"vcning Bib l<' s tud y 7 30 p m UN ITE D F'AI fH CHURCH R t io n Po \\ ed nt-....d•l' f'\f' Dlnf! p nl\rr mN'ltng 7 lO Mark J o nes, past or Bill Nic holson , Sun BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY mf't nv Bv ·P a ss R l"\ Rob£>r l Smtih Sr pm day Sc hool Su p! Su nda't' School9 30 a .m, CHURC H Burlingham Rt>v Ok{' y Rav p . 1 ~ r or R t:>\ Ja nw s Cundi ff <~S"' P.J"'tor SOl H l BET H E l \E\\ TF:STA MF!\T Morning' Wm stJip a nd Com mun ion 10· 30 il Launcterm111 . pas tor Ph 9!12 732-J Sund av S unda\ Sc hool ~ 30 a m Mor nrn g \\or fHlRl H Stl\er Rt(\.IJ(' JJuJnf' S\den m ship Jn :10 a m E vpning v. nrshlp 7 :lOp Schoo l 10 OO a m , Su nda y evr mng sc rvice ... tddi('t p.t~lor Suncl u\ School 9 am RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST . Amos 7 00 p m Wed nesday C'vc nm J:: sen icc m Wonwn s FC'II O\.\ sht p Tu £'s dd\ 11) d m l htliCh H't\tCC• \0 d m 13thlfo Stud\ Y\ ('d Tillis pas tor J ay Stiles, :;upt Su nday 7 00 p m \\ <'dnC'Sday nr ,g hl pravN sprvleP i \0 p m nr~;d.J\ J l 7 1ll p m Junf' rnr u S('Ptf' m!)('r Schoo l 9 3o a m , Morn ing worship, 10 3() DANVILLE HOLINESS CHURCH , FAI T H B,\P li ST C HURCH R.1t ho;.~d - p m Oct obC't thru :\1 a\ !-.'und;1• f'Vf' nmg a m , Sunda y ev£> nlng sen. lee 7 00 p m loca ted on Rl 325 bctv.e<'n Vint on and St , Maso n Sund a\ Sc hool 10 a m . :\.'1 01 n rrll tl\\ ~htp i p m lun f' Thru Sf'p!C'mbf'r 6 Wednes day service 7 p m WMPO pro· La ngs vill e Rf'v Be n Wa ll s . pas tor Sun · mg worship 11" m E vf> nlng sN \ It •• tip p m Orto bt•t rhru :\1 d\ gram 9 a m ea ch Sunday day Sc hool. 8 30 a rn Bobby Lambert . S m Pr,lVer m ee!ln~ a nd Bible> S!u d v \\ PC! · RUTLAND C HURCH Of' T HE NAZA S Supt Morning worship 10 30 a m , Chtl · nC'sda). 7 p m RENE Rev Lloyd D Grim m , Jr . pasto r drcn's Happv Hour 6 4'1 p m P r<JV('r a nd Sunday School9 30 am , Wors hi p serv ice 8 \bleS tud v. 7 30 p m Mrssionary mE'E'ting 10 30 am , Young peoplE'' s serv ic e 6 p m first WC'dnesday of each month 7 30 p m E vangelistic service 6 30 p m Wed nesday Fo·r lnrormaflon ca n J88 8461 service 7 p m SI LVER R UN BAPTIST. Bo ll Lill ie. MASO N C HURCH OF C HRI ST. Mil ler past or Steve Lill ie . S S Supt Sund ay St Mason W Va Eugene L Conger , mi School 10 a m , Mornin g wors lp , 11 a m nls !£>r Sund ay Bible Study 10 a m . Wor Sunda y evening wo rs htp 7 30 p m Pr a yer shi p 11 a m a nd 7 p m Wednesda y Bible mret! ng and Bible study Thursday , 7 10 p Studv . voc al m usic . 7 p m . m Youth mrl'11ng Wednesday al 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF' GO D. Dud CHR IST IAN f'ELLOW SHIP CHUR CH , di ng Lane . Mason . W Va J N T tJacker 38.1 N. 2nd Av£> Middle por t. Sunday pa stor Even ing sen ·tce 7 30 p m Wo School 10 a m Su nday and Wr dncsdav men's Mini stry, Thursda y. 9 30 am , Evf:' nlng s£-r" ic('s a t 7 30 p m Wed nesda y Pra ye r and Bible St udy, 7 15 C H E~TER CHURCH OF GOD. Rov R pm E Ro binson, pa stor Sunday Sc hooi9, 3Ua m , Worship service . 11 a m E veni ng HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR IST IN serv ice 7 p m Mid-week Sf:'! Vt l'e Wed nes· CHRI ST IAN UNION The Rev W illiam da y , 7 p m. Campbell , pastor Sunda y School 9 30 a LANGSVIL LE CHRISTIA N C HURCH m J ames Hughes, sup! E vening service Robert E Musser. pasto r Sunday Sc hool 1 30 p m Wednsda y evening pra yer meet 9 30 a m , Paul Musser supl . Morn ing lng 7 30 p m You t h prayN ser vice each worship 10. 30 a m , Sund ay eve ning se r Tuesday vic£', 7 p m.: mid-week service, Wednes FAIRVIEW JJ!BLE CHURCH . Le-tart , day, 7 p m W Va , Rt l. James Lewis , pas t or Wor SYRACSE CHURCH OF THE NA ship servi ces 9 30 a m . Sunday Schoolll ZARENE Rev . James B. Kittle, pa stor a m , Eve nin g worship 7· 30 p m Tuesday Sherman Cundiff , supt Sunday Sc hool cottage prayer meeting and B ible Study 9 10 a m Morning worshi p 10.30 a m 9 l ) a m , Worship sf'rvlce, Wed nesday E v an~ellsllc service, 6 p m , Pra y(lr and 7:J)pm P rats" WE>dnesday , 7 p m , You th '!'eetOUR SA VIO UR LUTH ERAN CHURCH WASHINGTON (AP) - Several new expendttoons on Mount ln~ . 7 p.m Walnut a nd Henry Sts , Ravenswood . W Ararat, the legendary restmg place of Noah's ark, have brought a EDEN U NITED BRETHREN IN Va The Rev Cro tg-e C. Weirick , pastor CHR IST. Eld e n R \B lake-, pastor Sunda y S un da y SChool 9 30 a m , Sunda y worship report from one group that lt had located the sll e .,.... but the repprt SC hoollO a . m ., Robert Reed, Supt. Morn ll am was not substa ntiated. Despite repeated expedi tions and claims, tng sermon, 11 a.m.: Sunday nl~~tht ser CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , loc ated on vlce.s Chr istian Endeavor7 30p m Song \ Pomeroy Plkl' Co unt y Road 25 n«?ar Flat nothing found on the mountain has been dated bycarbon-14 to earlier se rvice 8 p m. Preaching 8· 30 p.m Mid· woods Rev Bla ckwood . pastor Serv ices than 600 A.D. week pra yer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p m o n s unday a t 10 lO a m and 7 30 p m with Alvin Reed. layleader ' The latest ark controversy Involved the Louisiana -based Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Bible Stud y, Wed HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , nes day. 7 30 p m. International Expeditions , claiming the sll e was found 5, 200 feet up Roger Watson , pastor Crenson Pra tt , FAITH F E LLOWSHI P CRUSAD E FOR Sunday Sc hool S upt Morning worship 9. 30 the 16,854-foot mountain's southern slope CHRIST Sl Rt 338. An tlq uil y Rev a m , Sunday School 10· 30 a m , Evening Franklin Dickens. pastor. . Sunda y morn But after Turkish officials conftsca ted some clay and rock serv ice, 7 30 p. m \ng 10 a m Sunday evening 7 30 p m . artifacts from the group's leader . he was accused of m aking MT . UNION BAPTIST, Dona ld S hue. T hursd av ewnln ~ 7 30 p m pastor. Joe Sayre. Sund ay School Supt. STJV E RSVI LLE COMM UN ITY BAP exaggerated clauns by leader s of two other groups sponsortng Sunday School 9 4S a m , Evening wor · T IST CHURCH Pa stor Rober t Byers. expeditions - the Colorado-based High Fllghl Foundation and the shlp 6: 30 p m ; P rayer Meeting, 6 30p m Sunda y Sc hool tOa m . Worship sen. Ice 11 Wednesday . am, Sund a ~ e vening senice,7 30 p .m , California-based Institute for Creation Research. TU PPERS PLAINS CHURCil OF WPdnesday e veni ng ser vic't> 7 30 p m CH RIST JOOy ij olland, mliflster . Dery l INDEPENDENT HOLIN ESS CHURCH Wells , S upt Morning worship, s·oo a m . KANSAS CITY, Mo. "(AP ) -The African Methodist E piscopal lnc , P earl St. , Middleport Rev . 0 ' [)(111 Church SChool9:00 a.m Manley, pas tor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a .m .. has reaffirmed Its stand again t abortion except in cases of Church CHESTER CHURCH OF Til E NAZAMo rn ing wo rship 10· 30 a m Eveni ng RE NE Rev. He rbert Grate. pastor. rape or Incest. worshlp 7. 30pm Tuesday,1 2· 30pm WoFrank Riffle, aupt. Sunday Sc hool 9· 30'a men's P rayer meet ! n ~ . W~nes day, 7, 30 At Its quadrennial governing conference, the three mllllonm .: Worship service, 11 am . and 1 p .m . p m Prayer a nd Praise S£'rvlce member, mainly black denom ination also elected Its first Indigenous Sunday Wednesday, 7 p .m. Prayer meetRUTLAND APOSTOLI C CHURCH OF Ing . , JESUS CHR IST, E lder Jan es Mil le r Bl· African bishop In recent times, the Rev H.B. Senantle, 57, of South LAUREL CLIFF' FREE METHODIST biP St udy. W~nes day 7· llt m ., Sunda y Africa's Cape Town area CHURCH. Rev Robert Mill er, pastot. Ro· School 10 a m , Sunda y nig ht e rv ice , 7 30 bert E . Barton. Director of Christia n EduThe U.S. denomination has extensi ve works In Africa. pm . cation, Lloyd Wright, assistant. Sund ay POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS, SC hool9. 30 am. , Morning worship 10·30 Harrisonville R oad Davtd Ferrell, pas a m.; Choir practiCE-, Sunday 6:30 p m .: tor; Henry Eblin, J r, S unda y School SUpt. Evenin& worship 7:.'ll p m . ' Wednesday , S unda y SChoo l 9. 30 a m , m orning worPrayer and Bible Study, 7;30 p .m . ship, 11 a m ., Sunday eve ning service 7· )) DEXTER C HURCH OF CHRIST, p m Prayer Meeting, Wcdnc!iday. '7:30 p Cha rles Ru sse ll Sr., minister, Rick Ma · m Sermonette Ark controversy �·'· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Sentinel ,. R, T motorists By The Bend . can obtain tags ' Meigs Countlans with the last names beglnnlngwith letters Rand T, must renew their auto ncenses during the month of October. Social Security numbers for IndividualS and Federal-Tiai.D. numbers for companies are Chlorus Gaul and Rogt!r Gaul were · elected worthy matron and worthy patron of Pomeroy Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, at Tuesday nlght's meeting held at the Masonic Temple. To register a vetllcle, not titled In Vetel'8118 Memorial GROUP AGRFE! - Horace Karr, Ohio WIJclllfe CouncD member, Raymond Eye, specil!J .,.,..ant to !be West VlrglnJa dlrootor of naruraii'6!IOUI'Cil8, Wllll.s Hertig, West Vlrgjnla director, BW Napier, •ss!stant director of ODNR's Division of WDdllfe, and Max E. Duf:Xwortll, Ohio Division of Wl!dllfe dl'redcJ(, were In complete ~ent at Welh!l!day ODNR llelcl clay outmg lbal posslbilltleB for Improvement along the Ohio RiVer are unlimited. 1978 FORD Lm COUNTRY SQliRE •• S189S ~B. . PS, Air. . 1973 VW SUPER BEETLE •••••••••••••• S89S 1976 CHEVY VEGA STA. WGN .... S69S 1978 BUICK SKYLARK ••.-............. S129S ' I . '· entered Into with Neva Nicholson, Rutland. The defendants owe NIcholSon the sum of $8,134.66. U that amount Is not paid within three days to the Meigs County Clerk of Court, an order of sale wUl be issued to the Meigs County sher!ff authorizing him to appraise, advertise and sell the property located In thevUiage of Rutland. ·Robert Reed and Carlotta Reed, ReedsvUie, have flied suit against A breaking and entering of a A private property accident Sarah A. Curtis, address unknown, trailer on State Route 325, owned by ocurred about3: :Jlp.m. Wednesday asking that two tracts of land In Howard Howe, is being investigated at the Napper Trucking parking lot Olive Township be partitioned. The by the department of Sheriff James . near DanvUie. According to the plaint!ffs and defendant each own J . Proffitt. Howereportedthe traller report given the sher!ff's depart· one half Interest in the oil and gas was entered between 7 p.m. and ment , Gerald G. Jacks, Langsville, underlying the properties. Uthereal midnight on Tuesday.· Entry was· backed into a vetllcle driven by estate cannot be part!tlo11ed the gained by prying open the door. An George Bottrell, Middleport. Bot- plaint!ffs asking for the sale of AM-FM stereo cassette player- trell h~d pulled up behind Jacks' the land. recorder and two pairs of cowboy vehicle. Noinjuriesoccurredandno Two Meigs County Common boots were taken. Investigation is citations were Issued. Pleas Court cases have been continuing in the matter . dismissed by the judge: Debra L. Dailey, Rutland against Donald Dailey, Middleport, and Farmers 'Bank and SavtngsOi. against Oscar No further applications forweath- program wUI \Je Instituted and CAA Imboden, Middleport. eriza tion services will be accepted will again accept applications for all by Gallia·Meigs Community Action age groups. Those with an approved application on file by 4: :Jl p.m. Agency after Tuesday. The Daily Sentinel The program has received its Tuesday will receive services on this t USPS 141-960) quota of applications for funds year's budget. A Division of Multimedia., Inc . For more information, call Ron available this program year. ac· ' Crawford at CAA's Cheshire office, Publi shed every af!frnoon , Monday., cording to a CM spokesman. through Frida y, lll'!Courl St. , y the Beginning in April 1985, a new 367-7341. Ohio Vall ey Publi s hing Company / Mul - • FRIDAY p.m. A chicken noodle dinner, chill, pizza and sandwiches wUI POME;ROY - The Meigs be on the menu. Garnes, door County Fox Chasers Assoc!aUon prizes, a cake walk and sweet . wUI meet Friday night, 7: :ll · shop will be featured at the p.m., at Eagle Rldge. Plans wUI carnival. The public Is invited. be made for the field trial to be held on October ~. HARRISIONVILLE - Hani· sonv!Ue Masonic Lod!!t! 4ll, REEDSVll.LE -'The regular F&AM, wUI meet at 7 p.m. · meeting of the Olive township Saturday at the temple. AU tmstees will be held Friday, 7: :Jl p.m., at the Reedsville Fire master masons are Invited; refreshments wUi be served. Station. 2 dr., Auto., PB, V·6. Adm!ss!ons-Teny Brewer, Portland; Nina Sanders, Reedsville; Faye Kirkhart, Long Bottom; Della Roseberry, Pomeroy. Discharges···Donald car Prtce. 1 PAGEVILLE - The Scipio SUNDAY Township Trustees wtll meet POMEROY - The HemlOck Friday, 7 p.m., at township hall . Grove Church {)f Christ, with in Pagevll!e. Rogt!r Watson, minister, exSALISBURY- The si!Hsbury tends an Invitation to the public to attend Its annual homecoming School waysandmeansconunit· tee wUI meet Friday afternoon, 1 on Sunday. Morning worship wUI begin at 9: :JJ a.m.' A basket to 3 p.m., in:the schoolllbrary'. dinner wUI be served at 12: :Jl p.m. with the afternoon proSALISBURY - Sallsbwy gram beginning at 1: :Jl p.m. Township Trustees Will meet In regular session Friday after· noon, 1 p.m., at the home of the ' REEDSVlLLE - The Joppa United 1',1ethod!st Church in the clerk, Wanda Eblin on Laurel ReedsvUie area wUI have a C1!ff Rd. homecoming on Sunday. A POMEROY _ Regular meet- Cai"JY·In dinner wUI be held !ng<ifMe!gsCountyREACTwUI ' under the shelter. Afternoon be held Friday at 7: ;j)p.m. atthe s!ng!ng wUI be presented by Senior Citizens Center, PomeGospel Rays and Rose of Sharon, GE:or!!t! Luster and roy. All members are asked to be present and others interested others. AU visitors are welcome In joining the non·proflt organ!- to attend. , zatlon geared to benefit the · community Is invited to a !tend. POMEROY - The annual oomecom!ng of the United Faith Church, Route 7 bypas~. POI'I'\eSA11JRDAY roy, will be held on Sunday. SUnday School · services . wUI PORTI.AND - Fall Carnival begin at 9: :JJ a.m and a basket at the Portland. ·Elementary wUI be served at noon. dinner School wUI be held Saturday There will be a hymn s!ngfrom2 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the school. There wUI be games, door· to 4 p.m. with special singt!n; to be featured. · prizes, a country store and haunted house, refreshments, Monday and blue grass and country music bY the C!rcli~-- D. MIDDLEPORT - Bethel 62, lnternat!onal Order of Job's Wranglers. Daughters, will meet at 7 p.m. COLUMBIA TWP - Colum· Monday night at the Middleport bla Township Board of Trustees Masonic Temple. The council wUI hold their regular meeting will meet at 6: :Jl p.m. and Saturday, 7 p.m., at the fire members are urged to attend. station. POMEORY Pomeroy CHESTER - The Chester Lodge 164 F&AM will hold a Elementary PrO fall carnival fellawcraft degree, Monday ev· and jitney supper will be held ening at the masonic temple. All masons are Invited. Work wUI Saturday. The supper wUI begin be!itn at 7 p.m. ~th refreshat 5 p.m. and the carnival at 6: :Jl p.m. Both will continue untll8: ll ments to follow. terms of their probation agreements and their probations have been terminated bY the court. ThecourtbasfoundthatLetandC. Wade and Evelyn E. Wade, et al, Springl!eld, are in violation of the terms of a land Installment contract Deputies probe trailer B&E are Weatherization deadline nears • Record Off Radio or "Live" With. Built-In Mike • Cue/Review Finds Tape Selections Quickly Variable monitor lets you listen to radio at any volume as you record. Auto-level assures perfect-volume recordin!JS. Sleep switch tor dozing off to music with auto-shutoff. Includes ear- . phone. ll'14-1012 Battedes extra 30% Off Cordless Phone ET-320 by Radio Shack tlmedla , rnc . , Pomeroy, Ohlo45769, h. 992-2156. St>co nd cl ass postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. Market reports ....• medium grade ~~ Baby calves by the head 15-45. Springer Cows by the head :!J0-325. Cow and Call Comb. 275-365. Choi ce Steer s 1,(f'i)-l,JOO 51Hi0; good grade Athens U\•estock Sales Saturday, Sept. :a!, 1984 CATTL E PRICES: F{'('de-r Slet>rs: IGood and Choice) J:X}-500 , lbl;. 50·56: 500-700 lbs. : ~.50·4~.75. F£.'f'der Heifers: (Good and Choice- ) ID500 Jbs. 40-46: :=oo-700 lbs_ :w:l-42.75. Feede-r Bulls: IGood and ChoiceJ · ;D)-fill loo. <248.25: 48->3. Choice Heifers 9M-l,:nl 52 .50-54 . ~ ; gOod grade 45-56.00. 500-700 lt>s. 3H 4. Slaughter Bulls: ~ Over Top Hogs 210-240 12.'ITH3.50. BUicher Boars 400 lbs. up 'Il .50-.l>. Butcher Cows 400-500 37-~.50; l.(ID lbS.I 37.25-45. Slaug hter b Cows: •Utilities .15.25-38 .75; 3540.35. P1gs by the head 17-26. Feeder Calf Sales Dates - OCt. 11, 1984 CBives and yearlings, an breeds: Oct. 31.198i ·Galves and yearlings, all breeds; Nov. 13, 1984 Calves and yearlings, all breeds. Ca nnPrs and t:utlt>rs Z7-35. Raby Calves (By the Head ! 24-61. HOG P RICES: Howo: Butcher Sows 37 .25-40. Feeder Pigs: (By the Head ) 9. ~23. Ohio VmJ.Ie}' Uvestock.Co. Market Report Saturday, Sept. 29, 19M Absentee balloting underway in Meigs Trends : Veal calves ste:idy; feeder cattle $2-$.3 l ower. Butcher cows ·1.50-2lower . F('e(!cr Steers - Good and choice 200-:vlO tbs. 49-54.50: :ro;oo lbs. 51-59.50: «JJ-500 lbs. 51.50-59.75: 500-600 1t>s. 49-57: ®700 tbs. 48.50·55.50: 700-!lll tt>s. 47-54·50' !Ill lbs. and over 48-55. Feeder He~ers, Good and coolce 250-:llllbs. 44-51; :ro400 tbs.l2.5050: 400-500 lbs ..4141 -75' 500-lm tbs. 4047: 001).700 lbs. 41-46.50; 7003Xl lbs. 3843.50: !lll lbs. and over 3744.50. Feeder Bulls, Good and choice 250-:lll It>;. 49·52· :ro400 tbs. ~51 : 400-500 lbs. 41·5048 ·50' 500-600 It>s. <1048: m1oo tbs. 3744.50: mrro lbs. 3544 .50: !lll lbs. and over 31.5041. . Holstein Steers and Bulls :DJ-trolbs. 34-40. Butcher Bulls l.Dl lbs. and up, canner and cu iters 35.50 down: uutttles J8.4U5. Light weight Bulls Jl.:Wi. • . Butcher Cows, utilities 335038·50 ' canner and cutter s 27-33. · Light weight and low grade cows 2\-27. Veal calves. choice and prime- 62-i'O; Memorial sen-ice set Amemorial se!V!ce for Mrs. Lera Lowen, 8s1, Pomeroy, woo died Monday, wUI be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Ewing F'1;Jneral Home with the Rev. Glen McOung omctating. ,,, Me mbe r : The Assoc iated Press , Inland Dafl y Press· Association and the America n N ew spaper Publishers Associa t ion. National Advertising Represr ntative, Bra nham Newspaper Sal es, 733 Thi rd Avenu'e, New York, New Meigs Count!ans can vote in the Nov. 6 election even if they cannot make it lo the polls on that day. Residents who are 62 or older may vote via absentee ballot and those with pbysical disabilities or who will be out of the county on election day may alSo vote the absentee ballot. Residents falling Into these categortes can contact the !V1e!gs County Board of Elections, no later than Nov. 3 to make arrangements for casting absentee ballots. mt.'foy , Ohio 45769. By Carrier or Motor Route OnE' Week ... ........ ......... ......... ...... $1 .10 OnE' Mont h ..... ................ ........ ... $4.80 One Year ................................. $57. 20 Happenings SINGLE COPY PRICES Da lly ..... , ............. ..... ......... 25 Cents Subscribers not des iring to pay thE' carri er m ay remit In ad vance dlr('('\ to The Dally Sentinel on a 3, 6 or 12 month basi s. Cr edit will be given carr ier each month . No subscripllons by mall permitted In · tow ns where home carrier service Is avail abl e. Mall Subscriptions Inside Ohio 13 Weeks .................................. 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Wrtll ' By Arch&re Cut271fo ' • Type of Project: Pomeroy Car• Center Pomeroy, Ohio . 100 Bed SNF/ICF Nursin& Facility ODH file Number: ' 7336-01-84 $2,675,553 Estimatiif Cost: • The final SHPDA deesion(s) is/are due no later than January 3, 1984. Ariy persons affected by the review as defined in 3701-12-01 OAC, may submit written comments concemine the· application. Any affected person may also request a public hearine by contactine SHP_DA within thirty (30) da1s from September 28, 1984. If such hear!~ ts r~­ quiSted, notiftcatioin of the lima, date and place of the hearrn1 wtll appear in the same manllfr as this notice. Tha SHPDA's address is: Of· lice of Resources Development, Ohio DePirtmtnt of HnHh, P.O. Box 118. Columbus, Ohio 43216. . Page, 7 GALLIPOLIS Meigs County mothers !nteresed In informationonbreastfeed!ngare invited to attend Tuesday's meeting of the Gallipolis La Leche League. It wUI be held at 9::Jla.n:t. at543Thirct Ave. Topic of the Informal discussion wUI be "Nutrition and Weaning." Add!· tional Information may be obtained by calling 4464195, 4466314 or 286-4\)90. Time change POMEROY -The next meetIng of the Pomeroy Chamber of C<mmerce has been changed to 5: :JJ p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 9, at the Meigs Inn. TOWI'l'NESSHERE-The UvlngW!Ine!I!ITeamof the Mt. Vernon Collegew!Dbeattbe RaclneChurehof the Nazarene Salurday, 7:30p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. The giooup mlnillters at churches which belong to the Mt. Vernon College Zone which Includes churches In Ohio, West Vlrglnla and Eastern A community halloween party was planned for Wednesday, Oct. 31, at the Bradbwy Church of Christ Stacy Shuler, daughter of John when the Martha Bible Class met and Brenda Shuler, WestervUie, recently at the church. observed her sixth birthday at a be held The community party surprise party held Sunday · at at 5: :Jl p.m. Paula Haynes presided Showbiz Pizza Place In Columbus. at the meeting with Denver Nelson Attending were her grandpar- glvtng the opening prayer. It was ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lronard Van announced that Operation EvangelMeter, Steve and Lennie Van Meter, Ize wUI be held Nov. 2 and 3 in Nancy and Karen Burns, Debb!~ Huntington at the Civic Center. Dalley, David and Sherry Buskirk Plans were made for a nursery and sons, Jeremy and Jamie, all durtng worship services ·to begin Pomeroy-Middleport area; Katie, Sunday. Sara and Amy DeWald, John, The class arranged to purchase a Debra and Chris Massey-Norton, camera and photo album for the Randy, Karen. Adam and Bethany · church. Devotions were given by Hevner, and the Shulers, John, Bill King on prayer times using Brenda and son, Brad, Westerville. Shuler birthday wlll • Bltttery-Powered . for UM Anywhere Long.Diatulce Slrvlcea • For Deektop or Wall · cOmfortable new "K" style handsel. With modular plug. Willie, 143-900. Brown, *43-1101 For-"'* on!(. FCC reg-. Nol tor cotn or~- CHARGE rr (MOSr STORES) Check Your Phone Book for the lalllalllllllk Store or Dealer Nea,..t You cmuno•~--"'~· PRICES APPlY AT PARTJCtPATINO STORES AND DEAliM STOVE CO. 8 Years Expe ri e nce PH. 698-6121 Flom Pome10y, Take 143 North To Carpenter. Left at R. R. Tracks . Follow The Signs. . r-------------1------------ ELECT A BUSINESSMAN Don E. Mullen MEIGS COUNTY Commissioner Mr:. and Mrs. Dan Stanley, Pomeroy, are announcing the birth of I!' son; JohrrScott, born Sept. 17 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. He Progressive - Experienced Patd ?olrttcal Ad by Candtdate Don E. Mullen, 583 North 2nd Ave .. t,I Hldleport rr=:;===========~=~~====;;;:::=======~~~~~~~ It's big, ver-r-ry big! Neighbors group has meeting !he biggest A potluck luncheon was held by members of the Friendly Neighbors atarecentmeet!ngheldatthehome of Lue Shenefield. Devotions by Mrs. Shenefield · were given from The Upper Room. For roll call members gave read· lngs and poems. Cards were signed for Grace Colwell. Charlotte Eriewine, Merium Hoffman, Carl and Clara Sbenefleld, Laura Krebs, Madeline Wiseman, and Crystal Vaughan. Next meeting wUI be held at the rome of Dorothy Bolen, Oct. 17. Others at the meeting were Anna Ogd!n, Helen M!Her, Catherine Shenefield, Beatrice Rinehart, Mary NelSon, Ann Hal!day and Marvel Mutcltler of Athens. Sorority meets Members of the XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a weiner roast Tuesday rilght at the home of Libby Sayre, near Chester. Plans were made for the Oct. 16 meeting to be beld at the home of · Evelyn Knight with a household products party to be held. Orders from the Christmas sale booklet are to betwned In at that time. On Nov. 20thegroupw!Uhavea "do your own thing" auction. Mrs. Sayre and Sheila Hams gave the cultural program. A pizza and movie party were planned for November. revival whiCh Wmstart'I'Iiesday and continue through Sunday, Oct. 14, at theRutlandChurchoftheNazarene. Services wUI be 7 p.m. each night, ani! 10::Jl a.m. on Sunday. The . Public Is Invited. Ideal tor u.. Wlthlow-Aitte r;:::,H=EA=,,=A=L,=cH=.A~N scripture from Psalms 5 and 121 . Isaiah and Mark. At!endlng were Paula and Larry Haynes, Dan, Karen and Elisha Meadows, Pauline Hudson, lla Oarnell, Denver and Oma Nelson, John and Martha Wright and children, Elizabeth and Jessica, Freda and Ernest Van ·Inwagen, Bob King, Bill and Noami King, Kalhy J ohnson and children, Jes· sica and Derek. Stanley birth andwas2l!ncheslong.Mr.andMrs. weighed have nine pounds, three ounces StJinley three others sons, Mark Allen. Gary Lee, and James Keith. Kentucky. 'The SIUdenls use puppets, music and sennonettes In their presentation. Pictured are Sharon Landon, and Bob Kanis, sealed, Greg Sharpes, kneeling, and Usa MOler, Darey JRanken· 'ship, and Kim Snodgrass, left to right, standing. The pubHc Is Invited to attend . . Martha Class meets Get a lot for yo ur truc k dollars. Just $5993. buys you a Iough '84 Ford Ranger wilh plenty or cargo room and the widest cab 1n its class . $5993 bu ys you a Ford qualitY truck wrlh a tough double-wall bed. steel ·belted rad1al tires. 5-speed transm1ssion. and electronic fuel injection. But $5993 doesn 't rust buy Ford Ranger, it bu ys America's best· sellirJg small pickup-based on truck registratiOns through June lor the 1984 model yea r. Com e see what $5 993 will bu y you- at v.our Ford Dealer now. The Rev. and Mrs. WUI!am R. TUl!s wUI be special workers for a $131,000 2. Name of Facility: LETART - The Letart Elementary P.T.O. wUI sponsor a bake sale Saturday in front of the Racine Home National Bank. The sale wUI begin a 9 a.m. Kathryn Windon, conductress; Na· tane Clark, associate conductress; Dale Smith, treasurer. The associate matron announced open tnStallatlon for Dec. 17 at 7: ll p.m. with a practice to be held on Dec.9. Debra Chevalier and Rodney Chevalier presided at the meeting. Kathryn Oliver took the sunstune collection, and · commun!cauons were read from Grand Chapter. The district party to be held Oct.l3 at Chesterhill was announced. Invitations were read from Level Chapter, Cheshire, Mt. Olive, and to a reception for Ms. Jackson to be held Oct. 13 at Chesterhill. · Thank you notes were read from the Jean !Ooes famlly. Cards Were sent to Grace Whaley, Lorenzo Davis and Dorothy Ritchie. The bu<lget, trustee and audit commit· tees all functioned. The birthdays of Roy MUier and Mabel Goeglein Were observed. Refreshments were served bY Cleo Smith, Barbara ~nt, Jean Frederick, Dick and Betty Gaul, Evelyn Gaul, Gayanne Clay, and Pat Thomas. Revival set 1012·01-84 Estimate Cost: LaLeche meeting RUTLAND- Square, round and slow dancing will be held Saturday evening, 9 p.m., at the Ell Denison Post 467 of the American Legion, R\ltland. Live band music wUI begin at 9 p.m. and continue untll1 a.m. Dona· tlons at the door wUI be $2 per adult and $1.50 'per ,child. Refreshments will be avaliable. 1215 earphone. ll'12·714 ~"""'. Bake sale Dance set Deluxe AM/FM Pocket Radio Save If you .have service proble ms call our service desk at 992-2156 before 6: 00 P . M . M ond ay thru Friday . ment Agency (SHP·DA) has determined the Ohio Certificate of Need (CON} Program project appljcation(s} listed herein to be complete and hereby provides written notification to persons affected by the review of the start of. a substantive review. I. Name of Facility: VMH Care Center Pomeroy, Ohio ODH File Number: Extanda Dynamlc .Range PosTM ASTER: Send addr es s changes to The Da lly Senlinel. 111 Court St, Po- LEGAL NOTICE The Ohio Department of Health, State Health Planning and Develop- Type of Project: Dolby B-C NR Cuts HlH, Reg. 149.95 York 10017. r------------,._-----------"'1 Emergency squads . answer five calls Units · of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service re· sponded to five calls on Thursday. Racine squad :18 answered a call on County Road :18 at 12: 56 p.m . on Thursday. Woodrow Fortney was tranported to Camden-Oark Hospital 1rt Parkersburg. At 1:18 p.m., Racine squad 24 was also called to assist on County Road 28. Virgtnla Fortney was alSo transported to Camden-Clark. At 2:18 p.m., the Syracuse unit responded to a call on County Road :18 and transported Faye Kirkhart to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy was called to 105 Brick St. at 7:02 p.m. Della Roseberry was !Bken to Veterans Memorial. At 9: '!7 p.m., Middleport went to N. Second for 1bomas FeUure woo was taken to Veterans Memorial. · Ali controls are in handset. Up to 1OQ.fbot range.. Touch·redial of last number entered. Pulse dialing. #43-268 FCC registered. S UBSCRIPTION RATES ~ Other omcers· elected for 1985 were Cathy Workman, associate matron; Robert Workman, associate patron; Sylvia Mldkltf, secretary Doris Snowden, tre~r; Calendar ·· •, Probation ends for four individuals Four individuals have been taken off probation by Judge Charles Knight In Meigs County Common P leas Court. Harold Lee McCrath, WUiarn Nelson, Mickey Gale Oller and Donna Malone were all found to have successfully carried out the 6, 1984 Friday. Ociober Pom~roy OES conducts meeting required. your name, yoo must sulxn!t an acceptable poWer of attorney. 'I'he license bureau Is loCated at lB6 Mulbei"JY.Ave. P<meroy. Hoors are 9 a.m. · to 4 p.m..Monday, Wednesday and Friday; IOa .m. to8 p.m., Tuesday; and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Thursday and Saturday. Phone 992·ln34. Sue Malson, Deputy · Registrar, for any !nfonnatlon. .I The Daily Sentinel Get tree a1r condi!IOnmg · when you purc ha se the EJ(plorer "D · package on a tough fullSIZed '84 Ford p1ckup. Package mcl udes . Explorer bodys1de tape stnpe w1th match1ng ta11gate letters • Spec1al cloth and v1ny1seat tnm • Headliner and mold1ng • Alum1num door scuff plates • Bnght rear w1ndow moldtng· • Spor1 wheel covers • Seat back cover • Chro me grtlle • Chrome rear contour bumPer • Bnght tatlgate release handle • XLT door trim panels • Woodtone Instrument panel applique • De luxe colorkeyed seat belts • Color-keyed carpeling • Exp lorer Two ·To ne pa1nt • Aux iliary fuel tan k • Tinted glass • Tilt steenng wheel • Power stee rtng • Ftngert1p speed con trol • AM FM monaural rad 10 • Conven1ence group • Light group. :i~~~ QA~733* pickups =•., ' M a~I K!uret S SU99UI~ relol lill"l(;e htle !a•es aMICI deshnaltOn chwges for I !J&4 Ranqer S U (IU(IInljj ·sau"'9s based M the '!'an111act~rer s 5ugge5ted reta11pr.c.. 0111'141 D3CU91" as~~~ l)l.l!Chased seDarmtl!ly to lracl•lll)nal ~uggeslf!<l ()r i(•"Q olll'le 00110ns · On dean's list 1\prll Gayle Park~!r, rural dellv· ery, Long Bottom, was named to the Oltlo State University honor roll for the summer quarter. Students must make a grade point average of at least 3~ oot of tour points to be so llated.ShelsthedaughterofMr.and ·Mrs. Howard Parker. TaR Drive America's Bet l'ree JWd Cspl Test drive America 's No. 1 Selling Foro Trucks during Ford 's 2nd Annual Truck Week anct'receive a FOfd Cap ·FREE ... white 1he supply la~l s . Off er eJipires October 6. 1984. - FORD �PomeroY-Middleport, Ohio Friday, October 5, 1984 The Daily Sentinel Friday, October\,&, 1984 Business·.Senices PHONE 992-2156 Or DtJf. . ,..,N,, Writ• Dlill, Sl«tNtit a.ttltitd Ill Coort 51.. Public Notice PIJBUC NOnCE Notice is hereby giver'! that Of'! Saturday. October 6th. 1984. at 1 P:.OO a..m. e pu,blic sale·w1 JI be held to sell for cuh the follow co118teral To be Ill 1011 U..., A - P - . O h l o: I I) 1976- Ford Truck · Mfr.'s senal no. F26YEB2B331 . 4 wheel drive · 4 speed • With Public Notice IN THE that you have ~n named PlEAS COURT 001145719 NO SHORT TERM CHORE - Slow cooking and oF ~EIGI coulm'. · the Senior Citizens Ceoter 'l1tursday It was a daylight-to dark-project. 'The apple butter Is on sale at the Center now. It's apple butter .r:naking season SALE 216 E. 2nd St. • Phone 1-(6~ 4)-992-3326 TOM ANDERSON RESIDENCE NEW USTING - 2 bedroom mobile home . with washer & dryer. Garage, one acre, near Pomeroy for $15,000. "'eal Estate General 121 Fairlane Drive FOR SALE In Middleport OCT. The apple - it aboupds In literature, legends, song and folklore. .It's said that Sir Isaac Newton contert!plated the law of gravity while sitting under an apple tree. To the ancient Greeks and'Romans, the apple was a symbol of love and beauty. Then there was William Tell who shot an apple off the head of hls son. and Johnny (Chapman) Appleseed who legend tells us planted thousands of apple·seects In Appalachia. People descry be things as being as .. Amertcan as apple pie An apple for tlle teacher remains a popular tradition. and polishing apples, a happy pasttirne. And if that's not enough, an apple · a day keeps the doctor away£ , October. the month{ i. w)1en thoughts tum to the discOvery of America, the ghosts and goblins of '' Halloween, falling leaves ..,...and apple butter, the old Jashioneq kind cooked in brass kettles gver ruv'openl 0 Handling pure, natural fruit juices. Service prees1ablished accounts in leading motels. Will · take $20,000 cash, includes inventory and I. .! (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstairs equipped with kitchen. living room, dining room and den: upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath; house also has basement. Lot size approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. · equipment No selling - -:- replace product only. Will riet approximately $300 per week. Write New American Methods, Box 360247, ·Birmingham, AL 35236. Include phone num.ber or call toll free 1-1100-521- ; ' I projects. , ' ' t)\Ough ~ ' One county group that hangs right in there y~ar after year is the Senior Citizens Center. More than 100 of Meigs County's elderly pitched in to help thls week with the project which Is expected to raise nearly $1,!lXl. B/ 13/ Hn 9 PULLINS EXCAVATING - DOZERS - 7~RO CheVY Tr. D-50 Oodae Tr. 81-84 Chevy Tt. 76-82 Chevette _ende_rs .....-.,~ .. ............'70 -LO-BOYS-lRENCHER -WATER -SEWER -GAS LINES -SEPTIC SYSTEMS lARSE " SMAll JOBS PH. 992-2478 WHALEY'S AUTO PARts 9/ 27/ 1 mo. pd. 0 ----------· '·' Curb Inflation II I Pay Cash for Classlfleds and . KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •Dithwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers · PARTS and SERVICE 4·5·11t I We Advertise Your Listinc TiiiMS A1111111t. 3 Housing Headquarters wnen vou Nama _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ .Addreu..-------- Phon•------------------- CALL 446-4522 - Addona and remodeling and gutter work - Concret• work - Piumbi"U end electrical w..k {Free Estimates.l ~ Roofing or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio Gallipolis, Ohio ,. 7/11 / lfn WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •Z£NITH •S'IlVANIA · •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR We Have A Full Time Shop Technician on Duty FilE DEPT. lashen luilding BOGGS EVERY SALES & SERVICE SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge shotguns s:.RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE. 9HIO Authorized Jotm Deere, New Holland, Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Only Farm Equipment Parts & Service r-----~--------tl ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 220 I. Main, Pomeroy PH. 992-6931 NEW LISTING - How atxwt almost 5 acres with country setting? Nicely remodeled 2 story 3 bedroom home. basement, patio & carport special financin~ lenns available. Call fot your' showing. $26,300.00. NEAR POMEROY - 3 bed· room home. range, refrigeralnr, · 111d woodbuming stove. Needs some repair. Smal lol and building near New Homes- Extensive Remodeling Insurance Work CustQm Pole Bldis. & Garagas Roofing Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings ·c1 5 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH . 992 -.7583 or 992 - 2282 II UTILilY BUILDINGS _ Up to 24'x36' Insulated Ooa Houses "Free Estimates" Installation Available P&S BUILDINGS · ll·l·!lt 8/1 /1 m . • S&W TV AND Vinyl 1 4f I n ACCENT NEW LISTING - Tuppers Plains - Country setting on approx. 2~ acres with 3 bedroom ranch home, fireplace, carport Good condition. Gun ahoot at Racine Gun Club eva,y Sunday. 1 :00 p.m, Factory c:hoc:ked guns only. 'CHESTER-985-3307 10/4/tfc APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd. & Aluminum SIDING •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER - •END LOADER BISSELL · •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE SIDING CO. •WATER;, GA;S, SEWER) RAIN LINES. County Certified SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED FREE ESTIMATES ."Beautiful. CustO~T~ . Built Garagea" · Call for free siding'estimates, 949-2801 or 367-7560--367-b76i CHESHIRE. OHI 949-2860 . 31 No Sunday Calla · · . Chester, Ohio Ph. 986-4269 If No Ans-. Call 985-4382 We Service All Makeo • Models Anllnna lostoflllion . House Calls ond Shop Servico Available "SeNice thlt Towers ADove The Resr· Announcements Sat. Oct 8th and .Sun . Oct 7th, West Virginia State Farm Museum will hold 6th Annual Country Faotivaland Antique Steam and Gaa Engine ahow. Wheat thrashing. apple butter and moIese• making and 19ther pioneer crafta . Square dancing Sat. night, Hymn Sing Sunday. 4 Giveaway Fual.oil that has some water. Cell 446-3918 . 2 bigs of yard ~ale goods. Coli 614-388-8449. Female pup~ mother white German Shephard . Call 448-7943 . . )Wanted )For Safe ) Announcement )For Ren1 17. - - - ' - - - - ' - - 11. - - - - - - 19, 20. 1. 2. 21 . -- ._ - -_ , -_- 22. _ _ 3. MORE FUN mAN WORK - Cormg and cutting applalln llle Selilol' ~ Center was more fwrlhan It looked to be, Js tJ.- worneR perfonned the task 0' ' before maldng the apple_butter. 'l1le center Is selling 4. 5. tbe fall last-tempter liS a lund raiser lor the season. 6. ~ " 0 around 7:31 p.m. Henry Hunter, chairman · of the Meigs County Democratic OJmmittee, will present a brief program at that time. The open house event In Racine will be just one of many such house parties scheduled throughOut the country..Tl1e Wingetts have set up several televisions in their heme lor viewing of the debate. A discussion · will follow · the televl~etl 24. ----~25. _ _ _ __ 1. 8. ...,..._ _ __ Democrats plan social gathering The Metgs County DEmocratic Party, In conjunction with with tlle national democratic party, wll1 be ~ a house party this Sunday eventne to coincide With the teli!vlsed Reaean-Mom:lale debate. The house party will he held In tile luneofMr. and Mrs. E.A. Wingett, Racine. 'l1le debate Is scheduled to beflln at 9p.m. However, all euests 8R! Invited to cmJe to the·hmne 23. - - - . , . - - - presmtatton. All Melgs'~ounty citizens, includIng elected officials, are Invited to join .In . tills social gathertng. Donatlonstohelpdetraycoststothe nadonaldenloeratlcconunltteewlll also be accepted. The Wingett heme IS located on State Route 124 across from the new Racine United Methodist Church. 9 . ...;.,_ _ _ __ 10. 11 . _ _ _ _ __ 12. _ _ _ _ __ n.==== :lol. 21. _ _ _ _ __ 29. 30. _ _ _ __ 31. _ _......_ _ 13, .. 14. 32-----~ 32. _ _ _ __ 15. 1,. ··. ·------ 34. __ _ _ _ __ Mail This Coupon with Remltlllnce The Dally s.nt11111 111 COUrt St. Pomeroy, 011.45769 $25,000.00. 0 FIV£ POINlS -Crow Subdivi· sion .- . h ranch style home willt 2 car praee. air condilionin& pOol, all on !~at ld. 3 bedRJOms and ·larll! kilchen. Asteal b' $54,900.00. MIDOLEPOIII' Fantastic home. with . a gigantic family room with a bi!auliltJ fQ:epace, ~ livilll! room. 3 bedrDIIIIIS, 21! baths. lUI blsemelll, 'on IIIIPfOIIillllllly I 11:11 ol JQUnd. Wlftl $69,IXXI.OO. REALTORS £.- Cllland, . Jf ................. tt2-UI1 Jt111 Tru11eti .....MH160 Henry A-Dottie Tlmtr ..... 9t2-!lltl Roger Hysell GARAGE SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum Rt. Also Tra{lsmission PH . 992-_5682 .£UGENE LONG Ph. J24,Pomoroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Complete Outter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of •• Typeo Worked In home area · 20 years "Fr• Eltlmetn" or Ul-5425 992-7121 l· l4·11C J&F CONTRACTING • DOZER - BACKHOE Froo fire kindling. 304-876 6648. 4 siJC waek old kittens. 3 mole, 1 female, 304 -6756146. 0 3 month pups, Labrador fomole. 304-676 -3427. and Found lost in Middleport erea brindle colored Pit Bull with white feet. 4 months old. reword. Call614·992-3289 or 614-99,· 5546. •RECLAMATION WORK ' OIL FIELD SERVICES ·oOMP TRUCK SERVICE ' CONCRETE WORK ' CUSTOM BUILT HOMES • WATER , GAS & OIL LINES .JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 Lost, red Doberman. answers to name of Ailey. last sean on Second St. in Middleport wearing oilvar chocker chain. Coli 614· 192-3288. Loot 2 dogo In TNT oree. one Beagle and one BoKer, R e· word, iJ04-875-5846. 8 CHIMNEY KING CONSTRUCTION IACICHOE .. DUIP TIUCII CONCIElt W0111 TIENCHEI ' SIPTIC TAll . COAL & UIESTOII£ Call For CHIMNIYSWu; llllltlflcnBI , lWAIDIIIG DUUISIIIP Ill AVAIUKI liUS so•. GlUT JIIIIRT NPOni ...IUl llllll UPOII'IG 11- llllmllte 742-21&7 or l. ,• •SliY. For Appllutlon C1ll : WDGCOI 1303) 759-3200 Ext. 2403. •1! .· Public Sale & Auctiori llltl~nOfiiAL S1IIL a•&IIIIG S1~ rv1 c e s ' '11 _ .Help Wanted Merri · Mec Homemakers earn JC·tra income . We need several reprenntativas in thia areal Party plan eJCp. a plus. Gifta, toys, home dec:or. No investment. Car & phone nee. Colltroo t -800· 653-9077. Aloo booking portieo.&t 4· 446-3043 Auction Every Tuesday night, Pt. Pluunt, WVo Auct. lonnie Neal. Youth Cantor Bldg., Comden St. Call814· 387·7101 . Auction every Friday night 11 the , Hol1ford Community Center. Truckload& of new morchlndiM every - - merahlndl•.,... - · Conslgmento of new a - comld. Richerd Reynoldo, Auction-. Coli '304-278· 3088. • Earn eJCtra money for Chrittmas with Rawtelgh Producta . phone 304-6751090. 12 16 By owner 3 bedrooms. 1 YJ baths. living room, dining room. recreation room in basement, new 24JC24 gar· age. Cloae down1own ; Shown by appoin'tment. 304-6;:&-4604. 4 bedroom . beth and half. living room, din ing room, equipped kitchen. large 1 car' garage. large levBIIot, close to Holzer Hosp. oWnar anx· iouo to soli, 841.900.00. Call oftor 5:00 PM. 304676-7647 . Schools Instruction Karate· Private Lessons . Learn the ultimate in self· defense. American Karate 1---------::-- Studio sil)ce 1971. 143 Rancher house , 3 bed · Burlington Rd .. Jackson, rooms. 2 baths. fireplace. 7 Ohio. 614-286 · 3074. In- acreo . half basement. structor : r.J. Jerry . Lowery- $65.000 .00. Glenwood. 1984 inductee into ,Weigh- · W.Va. 304-676 -2933. !lifting Hall of Fame. 1---~-----Houae for sale, 4th St .• Maoon. w. Va. $28 ,000.00. 1 B Wan tad to Do 304-773-6638 . Gallipolia Farry. 3 br brick large rooms, 4 ear garage and storage bldg ., stove, ref. washer - dryer. Make an offer . 304'-675-6851 . General Repaira. Reasona · bte ratea. carpentry, plumb· ing. electric:al, no job too oman. Call 614·266 · 6496. . -lcWater wells, drilled & servicad. Free animates. Call 614 -992 -6006 or614-742 3147. Fmancta l 21 Business Opponunity Most profitable businass11 50 outlets producing high · profit. multi·flavor popcorn. Only $310 each. entire business only 816 ,600. 1800-327-8456. Call nowl - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ·lcStore building for . rent at 220 E. Main, Pomeroy. Front and rear entrance. Call 614-992 · 6232 or 992 6757. 23 1973 Schultz 12~ 66 2 bedroom , livingroom, tilt out, woodburner & central oir. Calf 446 -7440. 72 mobile home 1 ¥1 acres. Will sell home separate . Call 446-0063. 1974 Park Ava. t4x70 3 bdr ., total Blectric , 1 Y2 botho. 87,900 . Call 614446-0176 . 112 acre lot with 1978 Mobile Home. total elec:t., unattached two car garage, rural water. Coli oftor 6pm . 256° 6460 . 1972 mobile home, 2 badroom. asking $4.000. Call 29 9 614 367 614-742 · · 0628 . · 3 or Piano Tuning end Repair .. Brunic:ardi Music Co ., 446 - 1 4x611 t 973 Holly Pork 0687 . Twent ieth year of mobile home with 2 bedquality service. Lar:te Da - roomo . Call992-7819 . niela. 614-742-2961 . 1971 Broedmore trailer, 2 · Piano Ietson• by u.pe · bedroom , excellant condirianced teacher. c:all 614: tion . Set up, underpinning • 992-3039. Joan Roblnoon . partly furnished . Rental lot available . 15300.00. Coli 992-7479 . Rea l Esta le 1975 Savannah mobil e hom ~. partly furnishad ,12 X 50, 2BR, 83700. 304-67531 Homes for Sale 1809 onytimo . b~droomo. Throe central air, vinyl wall paper. carpet throughout, well insulated, new paint, eneched garage. gas outdoor gr~ll. awnings. many extras. CaH 446·2583 til 5 :00PM, after 6 :00PM call814 -246-6859 . . 3 bdr. houoa, pool, AC . firepiecoo. Pt. Plouant. oalo or rent. Call 675 -11104. 600 block of 2nd Avo .• 2 bdr ., axe. cond .. big back yord, $37,600 . Call 4462158. Fall into a Unbelievable home Saving Thouundl of Dollars! Fireplace. Middle· port. Call614-992·894t . 3 bdr homo for Hla by owner, locsted on At. 180, naor N .G.H.S. f36.000. Coll814-388-8711 . Are you In High School and Loolling for a pert-tlml lob1 Nice 2 bdr. utility room, If you oro 1 high ochool garage. nice yard. new fur.: Junior or St)nior, you can nance. hot water tank, price enllot In the Woot Vlrgfnlo right. call448-1685 . Army Notional Ouatd, It· - - - - - : : - - - - : - : - ' lc tend drMI one wHkend a 8 yrs. old, 3 bedrm. 2 betho. month lot pey, ond complete family room with wood Nqulrod octlve duty trelnlng burner. Single car gerage, Ofl during oummer montho. Cell B flat ocroo with otockod 304-878-39110 or 1-800· pond. City woter In Rocine. 842-31111. CoH 614-949' 2641 . -.------- Subd i vi ~ sion . Encyclopedia Britt enice, mirror. Jtereo. anificlel & live flowers. nature encyclopedia. Coli 448-3918. I~3~3=:::;F;a:r:m:s:::;f= o r ;S;a~le= 114c:acre farm near Eno. Has house. barn , silo, other buildings, rural water. Call 614-388-8625. 1----- -----:--:-:::::: 200 acre farm for oalo . Will oubdlvlde. · Rutland :rownohip. Call614 -373-0466 . 1-;::;:=:::;=;::= = = = 134 · Business Buildings •- - - - - - - - - - 36 Lots & 6 Family Sate Clay Com munity Bldg. "h mi . below Rt. 218. off rt . 216. Rt. 7 . Oct . 4th, 6th , 8th, 9-1 3 Famllv Yard Sole Fri. • Sat. Beside Por.ter church in Poner . 1st. rd. on right after Swan Creek Bridge . Thurs. & Fri. Men women ch i ldren clothes; much more . Fri . thru Mo·n . at Ferrell's Roush Hollow Rd . Old glassware. clothing. stuffed animals . . .Qeorges c're~k Rd . cross the tracks. 1st Rd. to right. Sat . 9 -6. Oct. 6, At. 7 . jacket, men's, 4 mi. below Eureka. leather blazar , fur opal ring, clothes, woman 's. babies. 29 Portsmouth Rd. Set. Oct . 6, 9am to 4pm . Clothing , toys, misc. items. Lot for ule In Merc•Nille, 3 traillf hookups, electric. rural water. septic tenk. $8 ,000 . Coli 814 · 2511 6618 . ~ ~------ , ' ·P·o-merov···oo··-Middleport & Vicinity GARAGE SALE: 316 Condor St. in Pomeroy. S_at. Oct . 6 ot 10:00. Chair; rugs. draperies, bedding , coats, clothing . misC . .. Oc t,. 6 . at 8111 Baer's, behind Forest Run Block Plant. Minersv i lle . Furniture . dishes. cotlection of salt and pepper shakers, end -tables and many more items. 9;005 :00. Oct . 5th and 6th. 8oyo clot hes, 6X and up, women 1 sleeks , men s jeans. high chair, dishes. boots. 2 miles ·• · from Five Points on Flat ~ woods Road . Ten speed bi cycle, cabin et radio. antiques. black and white T .V., clothing, to ot stools, misc. Oct . 5th and .6th at 809 Maple St ., Middleport . Fall y ard sale-Sat ., Oct .6 . 9 :00· ? . Carl Cline residence , Center St .. Mason . Winter clothing , househo ld and m isc . i tem s. One day yard sale. Sat.,Oct . 6 . 9 :00 -7 Rocksprings Rd. Watch for 'signs.Baby items, toys, game s, clothin g . household items, t riple waJI pipe , etc . Yellow house below red light . 856 E.· Main, 'Po me· rov. Thurs., Fri., Sat . Bab y stuff. all size s of clothing, 1oys, mit e . items. 3 family basemen t sale. Plants Subdivision , Circle Dr.. Fri. Sat, Sun. 8 to 1 Rain or Shine, Sat. Oct. 6 , 10-4. 324 Sanders Dr .. Ga11ipolit, childrens. ladies clothing , toys, GE Food Proceasor. Yard Sale three miles out Mill Creek . Nothing over S1 .00. Children and woman clothes. 9 till 5 , Saturday only. Yard Sale Oct. 6 ,7,8,9 . Knick knecks, clothes. shalf, tables. Fairview Evergreen Rd . 3 Family Yard Sale Sat. 9 till 6 . On O.J . White Rd. Nice baby clothe s, coats, sweat· ers & lot s more. Garage Sale One Day Only. Sot Oct . 6. 8 :30AM-5PM . Maple Jenny Lynd bed. other old furni1ure, clothes othe m•·ac 493 Oak Dr r ' ' a. J;;:::;::;::;::;::;;;:;;:;;::..j 35 Lots & Acreage Building lot Neighborhood Rd . 66x150. 85,000. Coli 446·3644 after 7PM . Tool erld yard sale : 10 inch table saw-router, electric planer . bull fl o at , mi se const. items, f iberglass shingles. plumbing and electr i• eel. AI Tromm , New Lima Rd. Rutland. Oct. 5 -6 . Sat.. Oct. 6. 9 :30 til 7 Househol d, antiques. new and uaed items , Avon, ja· welry, records. paper backs, cuneins. all clothes marked 112 pri ce . ' oooo .. F»1'ilieasa·tir--· & Vicinity . --... -- ---.... -.. . -. . -- ·--· . . Oct 6th for Church Youth . A mile before junction Rt. 2 and 87. Kenneth Durst . Furniture, clothe s. misc . 10:00 till 4:00 . Yard Sale , 1 mile from V oO · Rt . 62 . childrenoclothasand mise items. Wed thur Sat. Yard sale Sat .Oc t . 6th, 26 Burdette Addn . Pt . Pl . Household items. furn iture, linens and mise:. If rain cancels. Yard sa le Mon . Tue . Wed. Clearview Estates building 2212 Jefferson Avo. Pt . Pl. lot, restricted, ell util ities Cenc . if ra in or sell out . u nd er gr ou nd . c e ntrall z:e 1 .;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; sewer system . 6 mi . below Jl" Gellipqlis on Raccoon. Call 448 -34811. For Sale: Once acre lot with large in..ground pool. torn liner, and pertlally finished basement . For information coli 813 -665-1232 . 11 .76 acrat , half wooded . 24JC40 wood building, drive· way, and electri c. Chaoter areo . 815,750 .00. Call985 4406. ·- 1-:-----:::-::--:-:---::-:-4 ocreo off. Kerr Horrioburg on VIney Road noor Galllpolio. H.OOO .OO . Coli 304896-3398 otter 7 PM . Re nt als 41 Houses for Rent Unfurnished houae. 3 bdr .• ref. Rodney VIllage II, •2111 mo. Coli 448 -44111 1fter .9 PM . ltOVO, House for rent rafarencea required. Inquire at 131 Fourth Avi .. Gelllpollo. Oh . Acreage , a. I 10 yr. old S'unit apartment complex, Woll~on . Ohio . All 1 bdr. epu .. 4 furniohed. off street parking . Reaident manager over •1.400 mo. income. Conetant w•iting list leas then •16.000 par unit . Posaible 2nd . mort· gogo . Coll592 -1189 Mon.Fri. 9 -5, 594-2674 ovo . • wk . ends. • ·friday and Saturday, 133 End of Seaaon Garage Sale. Bit1ernut Ave. Warm MornRta. 7. 218, Fri . S. Sat. Oct . ing heater. dresser, che at , 6th • 6th . 9 -1 , n8w CirCUlar laW, bike, antique pump parlo~ organ . Ysrd Sale Friday & Saturday Baby furniture, hobby hares, 9 :00 to 1 Bethei·Churcb Rd . depression. jawaltea. jeans, . 2 miles from Holzer Medical collectible, much more. Center. Clothes. glassware, furn iture, misc. Five family garage s ~le at Dale Hart 's, Yellowb1,1sh Carport Solo Oct. 5 • 8. Fri. Rd .. Racine. Furniture. fuel • Sot . 9 :00-6:00. 452 oil furnace, 8 &. W TV, lariat Or, near Holzer Medi- Stereo. di ahes. misc. item a. cal Center. Clotbes, draper- October 6, f'rom 9 to 4. ies, dishaa, 2 Blue Devil j ackets. aquarium , bicycles, 2 family garage ule. across misc . from Nazarene Chu'rch in Rutland . Sale at Nelson's Yord Solo Oct. 6 S. 6. 9-6 . re sidence on Ma i n St. Household furnishings. clo - 10 :00-3 :00. Oct . 4 t h and thing. tires. antiques. Victor- 6th. ole & sewing machine . Soma furnit ure. Old At. 35 Two family yard sole at 444 below Ca~oe livery. Beech St . in Middleport. Curtains . pillows , baby Garage Sale Fri. & Sat. Oc:t . clot hes, clothes for all sizes. 6 • 7 . 8 :00AM to dark . bed spred s. 9 to 4, Thur. Avecodo ref . & 30" gas Fri., Sat.. range, baby furniture, hea"Y duty cargo trai~ar . r&d wood Oct . 5 .6 .7 . 9 :00 until 7 412 lawn furniture , mi sc . 1 mile Spring A ve .. Pomeroy . out Rt . 141 , Safford School Adult and children' s clothea. Rd ., 3 rd . house on right. lo ts of shoes , wedding dress, clarinet, odds ends. Oct . 6 -7 . 9-6 . Country Ai r tires. Rain or shine. parking Estates "h mile off Rt. 7 , lot acros s t t r'bet. Georges Creek Rd .. Low prices. Household aale. Saturday. Garage Sale Fri & Sat. 1 mi 1 p81t layne• Furn., pool table, bar stools. etc . 1981 Kirkwood 14x70. 3 bedroom , 11h bath , electric heat. Wood stove. $11.900 call614 -843-5244. Professional' Services Gorago Sale Oct . 6 S. 8, Debby Or. McGuire NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 35 . PHONE 614-4467274. ' One acre ground,' all conven · iancas. $17 ,500. Bv owner. extra good buyl Shown appt. only. Cell 446 -4286 . 00 • &Vicinity Yt11d Sale 356 Third Ave. Baby items , dishes, toys. and more . Friday. Saturday. 9:00-6 :00 . Leaving State, owner must sell beautiful 3 bedroom home. Family room has 20ft. of windows for pes': toral view , finished double garage , fireplace . laraga porc:h, SOft. deck, ~oods. privacy , near Royal Oak Park. reduced to 869,900. B Y2 percent anumability. Call 614-992· 6420. Quick cuh Frank's Pawn Shop. 430 Second Avo .. Gallipolis . Instant loans, merchandise of value, guns. jewelry. stereos, TV's, etc. and also buy the above. ...... aaiiipoi•i-.---.--- 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Wanted to buy used mobile homo. Call 614-446-4782 . I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEV PUB· . LISHING CO. recommends t,hat you do business with people you know. and NOT to send money through the mail until you have investi· gated the offering . HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Balow market ra1es. FiKed conwentional FHA VA . leadar Mortgage . Athono. collect 614-692 · 3051 . MANAGEMENT TRAINEE: Up to f1,BOO monthly to stert .. lf oalected you wHI be trained by experienced in· 1tructors1 at our eapense. You hava tho · backing of eJttenslva national and local advertising. Rapid advance· ment In ulaa management if quell fled. Opportunity available In Meigo County ond aurroundlng area. Retire· ment blneflts end perman· ant position with an intern•· tlonllly known compa"J. thot Ia 1 fe.oder In Ito fiol . • Coli or Nnd resume to : Mr. Halo. Box 918. Chlflicotho, Ohio. 41801 . 814-773· 33a7. Equal Opportunity CompenyM -F. v, Young woman neeclsfemale roommate to help meet oxpenoos of nico 3 bdr .. 2 both houu on Rt . 35. y, mi . 1 ---'----~--­ from HMC . 3 br home,- 1 Y2 bath s. basement with family room, Baby Sitting in my home. double garage, pool. Mason. Harrioo.nville area. Call742 · 773-5495 after 4 :00. 2142. 1 ---~------------Houoe. 172 N . Park Dr, 7 Have vacancy in my home roome. 2 baths. completely for elderly or disabled per- redecorated . 304 -676 IOns, reasonable 614-992 · 2598 . Dorothy · Mitchell, Parrioh Avo... !'1· Pit . 6022 . Automotive Clng . & Recon ditioning materiels . Sell to Car Dealers. etc. Commit· sion basis, full or part time. Write Saleo Mgr .. P.O. Box 2t 06, Dayton. Oh 46429 . Exparlencid aaleaperaon for lumber and h1rdw1re store, call 614·992-661 1. Arbuckle, 3 bedroom home, largo utility room. 1 ·botho. dining room, half acre plus. 304-458-1800. Situations Wantad 22 Money to Loan .S E C R E T A R Y . RECEPTIONIST: General 1ecretary work, bookkeep· ing, eccounting. filing and telephone okillo needed. Ex· parience is not ne.ce11ary, but reliability, pleasing per· 10nality. good shorthand' and ability to work with others is nece&sary. Reply to Box 426, Pomeroy . Ohio givirlg full details, with reeume. Four room tnd bath, unfur-. nlahed houM. Pt. lane lin· ooln Helghto, ~omeroy , Ohio, at4-992-3874. Help Wanted Soli AVON make 46% . Coli 448-3368. Wanted: lady to li'lle in a nice home and care for an elderly lady. •Salary plus room and · board. Replv to Box 242, Free kittens . litter trained. Pomeroy . Call614-268-6780. Christmas Earnings bag'in Female cat, good with child - now for Avon Represent•· ren. 4 female kittens, 8 wk1. tivea. Sell full or pert time. old . Coli 614-949·2666 of· over18 coll814-698 -7111 collect. tar 6 p .m . house. POMEROY - Nice 3 bedroom ranch with range & hood. Fully carpeted, new plumbing. 100'x.l08' lot. Only F m plovm r~n l Well behaved, Tabbv Cot. 7 yr. old. spayed femal, all ahota. Litter trained or outdoors. Can 446-7895 . $9.80000. ( ( I ( 1- -- :-: - : - - - -- Female Doberman, 1 yr & puppies. ear~ not clipped. , good with kids. Can 367· 7753. 6 Lost J I H1r Wanted to buy: investrtlant property . Call 614-992 5868 . w.-nted old pianos. Paying a20.00 and $40.00 each . Fir•h floor onty. Write giving directions. Witten Pianos box 188 Sardis, Ohio 43946. Phone 614-483 Balloono for Got Wall, Anni - 1606. versarys, Birthdays, parties. 1-::-::-:-:-::::-::-::-:::-:::-:::--:Singing GorriUa, Cilll Bal- GINSENG ROOT. Top qualloons & Co. 446-'4 313 . ity and size graded. selected 8200 . 00 lb . Ordinary Warehouse Sale Gold Van smaller root - 'Le11l All Lines 47 Sycamore St .. other· kinds of root also Gallipolis . Fri.-Sat., Mon.· purchaaed. Cell Robert Wed. 9 :00AM to 6:00PM. Harp01, 304-676 -7977 .. St. Rt. 160 North RACINE Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 Buying · doily gold . oi!ver coins. rfngo. Jewelry, oterling ·ware. old coina. large cur· rancy . Top prices. Ed , Bur· kelt Barbar Shop, 2nd. Ave. Mlddlilport. Oh. 614-9923476 . SWEEPER and sewing me· chine repair. parts. and .Uppliaa. Pick up and delivery . Davia Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call 814· 446-0294 . U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL GUN SHOOT Sizes Start From 12'xl6' $36,000.00. 3 V. C. YOUNG 11r ALL STEE~ & POLE BUILDINGS POMEROY,O. 992·2259 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . Beds, iron, wood, cupboards, c:helrs, cheats. ba•kats. dishes , atone jars, antiquo. gold and silver . Write ~ M . 0 . Miller, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 46789 or call 814-992 7780 . PH. 742-2328 nwe Renl For Less" No Down Payment ' lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & " TRUCK LEASING Box, 32G Pomeroy. OH. 45769 · For Faster Service Call 614-992-6737 Real Estata General e. Mairor...LIIIQ"'- c --.,...----' We'd like to introduce you to to drive the vehicle of your choice. CARPENTER SERVICE U. Cash paid for fancy Iron or heavy Iron bed1. 8160 and up for certain Meigs Co. lltona jara. Old time cup board . coli 1·304-882 2711 I Dig Wo,klng FD' You. 1· 13-d c RENT A CAR Engage-A-Car, the modern way YOUNG'S Sizes from 6'x6' · Wrift! your own ad and ~ by mail with this coupon. cancel your ad by Pl1one get , results. Money not refundable. -GRAVEL HAULED INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE FENCE & SUPPLY S~velll PAT HILL FORD '--- Wanted: deep iea fishing rod and real -4.0 or 6.0 . Call 448-1326. TROMM 992-2196 Middlepon. Ohio '0 . EXCAVATING Buy Wanted- Junk autos any condition. Coli 614 -388 · 9303. 9-13-tfn We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. To Wanted to buy used coal &. wood heatert. Swain Furni · ture, 446-3169, 3rd . • Olive St .. Gallipolis, Oh. Anno unce111 ent s Business SerVices ~ ACRES Some · n1ce tractor tilla~e. Good 3 bedroom home, bath and flue for a wood burner. - in . .. -----~~--- POMEROY Nice home where you can walk to. the slores. Bath, basement lurnace, carpeting and all utilities. NEAR ATHENS - 3.95 acres, 2 bedroom mobie home, 2nd water tap and 2 bldg~ Just $10,500. Phone 742-3171 N NEW LISTING - Racine '""8 rms., balh. 2 enclosed ~rches and one level acre. (J1 ~den Estate) Asking $27,500. SYRACUSE - 2 ~vel ~ts, 6 rms., nice bath. carpeting & automatic heat M. L "Bud" Broker-Auction Service Cheryllemley. · Meigs County Associate 'R~ "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" · 992-6215 interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine. 949- 2210. M~GKEE NEW USTifj(l - 2' bedroom trailer, 2 added frame rms., about one acre near Tuppers Plans lot $14.000. RADIATOR SERVICE Waanted We pay Cllh for late modal ciNn used cera. Jim Mink Chov .-Oido Inc . Bill Gone Johnson 446-3672 Fenders .................. ...... 62 Ftoders.. .. ...... ............ llO car Fenders ............ .. .... 60 5-IO-S15 Chevy lti. 79:30 Mustanf Car Fendets .................. 60 Ftodirs .... ...... ........... ,.. 80 73-79 Ford lr. 81-84 Escort-Cynx Fenders ....... ... .... ., ........ 59 Fenders ........................ 49 80-84 Ford lt. Omni-Horizon 2 dr. or Fenders .... .: ................ llO 4 dr. Fenders ................ 75 Ford Ronc11 Chevy & Fo1d Tt. Fenders ..... ... ........... 98 PU Bumpers ........ .. .. 69.95 72-80 Dodre Tr. 79-82 Chevette Grills ........ 38 fenders .................. .... 115 Ford R1n11r Grills ............ 75 Ford and Chevy T,ail Gales . -BAC~HOES ~DUMP lRUCKS ., HOME - You will be surpriSed when you see this one. Space lor large lamily room and the 2nd bath for only $18,000 .00. Owner will finance. Real Estate General OLD FASIDONED APPLE PEELERS - Paul Smith, Nonnail Fisher and.Jewen ~ manned the old fashioned apple peelers for a Ume as bushels and bushels ~ere prepared lor the kettles. 11 NEW USTING - At Reedsvnle. 6 rooms, bath. T.P. water, carport and one acre, m. or I. at $18,500. NEW If 4849. 0 treasury, those who.go for the hours of preparation decline year after year as congregations opt for other &6 ROUTE FOR SALE .. lr-6 < I ~ 1 fu~ . I ,\t\ : Once considered a nece!i!lary, financial boost to the church1 (1) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres with a.nicely constructed concrete block home 26x30, 3 bed' rooms, one bath, 12x15 family room. Partially carpeted, fuel oi furnace with facilities for woodburner. 12115 block storage building, 20x30 block garage. Right. off Rt. 248, · country setting, -11\ mile east of C.hester, Ohio. Home• for Sale FHA approved . A,utlend or Middleport areo. Moving. mutt •II. 3 bedroom ranch, 1V. baths. gorage, 1 acre of lond. *48,000. Will nagotlote. Coli 992 -531 1 or 892· 6382 Real Estate~ YARD 31 date. In case of yo ur failure to answer, or oth erw1s~ respond as required by t he Oh1o Rules b f CM'I Procedure. Judgmenl by default w1ll be rendered against you for t he rehef demanded 1n the Compla int . TEAFORD r1] "at LAfi'·A·DAY Public S•la · & Auction Nice 3 bedroom, garag,, beument. excelfant loco · tlon nNr school. owner flnence . Middleport. Call 992-21117 . Defendants 1n a legal action entitled Raben Reed and CarOHIO ·lotta Reed. PtaintiHs. vS Sarah ROBERT REED A Cun1s and the heirs. d8VIsees CARLOTTA REED and next of kin of Sarah A Pt.AII'ITIFFI, , Cun 1s. Defendants. Th•s action -VBh as been ass i gned case· SARAH A. CURnS. AD- number 84-CV-263 and IS DRESS .UNKNOWN, AND pend1ng 1n the Court of Com· Daled: October 2. I 984 · . Larry E. Spence r TO THE HEIRS. DEVISEES. men Pleas ol Me1gs County, snow pl ow: • AND NEXT OF KIN OF Pomerov. Oh•o 45769. Clerk Of Cauns , 121 1975 Ford Granada 4 Dr. DECEDENT. AU. OF WHOSE Meigs County The ObJ ect of the Compla1 nt . S . • M fr . ·~ ·s ertal no_ NAMES AND ADDRESSEil is for pa rt1110n of the 011 and gas · Com mon Pleas Coun 5EBLI 97785 - 6 Cyi - AT ARE UNKNOWN TO Interest 1n real es tate as .110) 5. 12. 19. 26 111 12. 9. 6tc To be It KlngDtry PlAII'ITIFFS, described 1n Volume 263. Page · ~ Home s.loo. Pomoooy, DEFENDANTS .. 22 1 and Volume 137. Page Ohio: . CASE NO. 84-CV-283 426 . Meigs County Deed 197.1 Skyline M obile Home. 54 Misc. Merchandif8 NOnCE BY Records . reference to wh1ch 1S Mfr.'s senal no. 2322 PUBUCAnON . hereby made. · The Farmers Bank and Sav· ~ To Sar ah A. Curtis. wh os~· You are req uired to answer tngs Company. Pomeroy. Oh10. · add ress 15 un known and to the reserves the ri ght to bid at this unknown he1rs. devisees. and the Complaint w1tt1 in 28 ·days sale:. and to Withdraw any of the next of k1n of Sarah A. Curtis. ah·er the last publication of this above collateral Prior to sale. whose names and a ddresses notice whiCh wi ll be published once each wee k f or six sutces· Further. The Farmers Bank and are unknown and cannot Sav1ngs Company reserves the reasonable d iligence ·b e ascer- sive weeks . Th·e last publication nght to reject any or all bids taul ed you are hereby noUfled w1 ll be made on N ovember 9 . 1984 and the 28 davs for submtned. Ansmr will commence on that Further. 1he above are sold .n the con dition they are 1n wllh no Real Estate General exp r~ssed or 1mplled warranties given, 110) 3. 4. 5. :J<c plentyofstb dug Is required lor good apple buUer, and 8 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Public Notice Public Notice COMMON Pomeroy- Middieport, Ohio Lovely. Iorge 4 bedroom 2 both home, fully coi'JIIted, LR. DR. Kit, otovo, dis· hwaohor, AC. gar., ond bomt n•ar downtown Pomeroy. U25 1!'0- Coli 448-0t 18. -, 41 Houslls for f!ent large houH on Little Kyger Rd . Budget gao 836 mo. See Stanley Shaver or call 614446 -3760. 4 bd,. home, tri ·level. full basment , fireplace , heat pump, wood available. 12 mi. from city. Hannan Trace School District . Ref. &. dep. roq . Call 514-256-1929 or 446 -3262 . For rent 6 room house, clean, city schools, '160 · mo . Coli 446 -0974. 6 rm . house location, Kyger Creek Dlst. For rent large trailer lot. all utilities availl bla. Cell614-387c7360 . c• 2 bdr. houoe lor rent. aft01 7 :00PM, 448-1170. Unfurniahed 2 bdr. houM. Range. garaga. uor•a• building . One mile out At. 21 B. Coli 446-98811.· Unfurniohed hou11 for ront. 2 bedroom, complellly , . decorated, fully lnoull1ed, storm windows and doaro now siding. Will '-PI 1 .,; · 2 children . D~po~lt requited ' Call 892-3080 . • v �10-The 41 Friday, October 5, 1984 Sentinel They'll Do It Ever:y Time Houaea for Rent HcluH for ...,t on Mulberry Hgto., 10 ecreo. 3 bed· roome. 2 up 'nd 1• down 2 bethroome. 1 ' up and . 1 down. 117&.00 mo. all city utltlltMo,g. . h..t . Call col· lect 114·444-8801 .. OCEAN .IN~ . , N..t. . end both. 8 mlleo N 62 from Point Plaooent. $175.00 - c-= ::;.;..,...__JI month plus deposit. 304- .2 bedroom house ·Point Apartment R for ent 44 51 Household Goods Coppertone gas range 30 in. 3 br house for rent in Pt. Pl. · Gas heat, references required. No pets. 8226 per month plus security deposit . 1 · 304·896· 3666. Furnished 2 bedroom apartment in Racine for rent,$160.00 per month pluo $50.00 deposit. You pay own uditlaa. No more than 2 children . Available Oct. 4 . Call 949-3082. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furnished 2 bdrs. TV cable, clean, quiet. beautiful river- view in Kanauga. Fosters Trailer Perk, 446-1602. laurel land Apt. in New Haven. W . Va. now accepting applications for 2 bad· room apts . Bale rent, 8168 .00 per month . Market ront, $228.00 per month. Equal housing opportunity. 2 bdr .• AC. gas heat. wall -to wall carpet in Gallipolis. Call Call 304-882·3385 . alte.r 6PM, 446-1409. Apt . for rant in, Syracuse. Mobile homes for Phone 992-7889 . ren.t. automatic waeher avacodo like new $160~ Other makes of washers $90 and up. Hupp'a Appliance & Glass· ware. Corner At. 141 & At.· '1. Call 446-8033. Snoopy telePhone. like new. 875 .00 . Call 61 4 · 949 · 2666 eltor 6 p .m . Hoover ponable washer and dryer $250.00. Hoover por· tab)e washer 8150 .00. 4 inch gas renge·8100.00 . 24 inch gas range $1 00.00. Kenmore Washer and dryer 5225 . 00 . Ga s $100.00. dry,er 2 bedroom apt. Fur.n ished or unfurnished. $200.00 includes all utilities. $100.00 2 bdr, all electric 2Ya mi . out At. 688, private lot $175 mo. Call446 -4607 or 4462602. deposit. No peu. Call 614· 992-23B1 days or 992· 675-5483 or 675-1450 . 2509 evenings. Finest quality mattress and box springs, price new $340.00. Used one week. With solid maple twin bed $195 .00. For matching bed without bttdding add 8176 mo .. $100 dep . Coli 446-1722 . 2 bdr. fullY furnished , good cond .• convenient location. sac. dep. raq. Utilities paid, except elec . Call 446-8558 . 14x70 3 bdr . $225 mo. plus dep. $225 . 1 2x60 2 bdr. 8760 mo . dep $175 . On Bulaville Ad, 3 mi . from Rt. 1'60. Accept HUD . Call 446 -9204. Furnished adults only no inside pets. private lot. fuel oil, also trailer space on 1fa acre lot . Cell 446-3918 . 2 bdr. mobile home on Rt. 654, 1/ 4 mi . off Rt. 160. 8176 plus dep. Call 614· 388-9651 . Clean 2 BR trailer near Crown City. Call256·6484 . Available October I, a 3 bedroom mobile home for 'rent . Near Pomeroy and Middleport. Call 992-5858 . 2 bedroom. 12x65 furnished, washer, dryer . $176 .00 plus utilities and depos~ . No pets. call 992· 7479 44 · APARTMENTS ; mobile homes. houses. Pt . Pleasant and Golllpolis . 614· 446 · 8221 . Efficiency apt for one person. private, $186 .00 per month, utilities paid. 304- 675-2083. 3 Apt, rooms and bath. ref & stove furniahed. All utilities paid. 8225 .00 month . 304· 675 -1090. 2605 Jackaon-2 bedroom apt $225 .00 plus electric; 3 bedroom home 5300.00 plus utilities. All of these rentals are neat and clean . Ready ·to rent. Must have references and deposit . Town anti · Country Real Estate, 5548. Broker. 304-675· For rant Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Cell 6 14 -446-0766. Furnished room , $145 . Utilities. range, ref. Share bath . Apartment for Rent Men only. 919 Sec .. Gallipolis . 446-44.16 alter 8 p.m. 46 Space for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Pickens used furniture . 304- $75.00. 304-675-2 252. 14x12 . · 12.10 . 13x3 , Carpet, Jungle Green , very clean, good cond. 304-675· 4687 . 1----------Matct'•ing couch, 2 chairs, coffee table, 2 end tables, .-11 like now. 304-675·4221 , Wasl'ler j dryer, couch, chair, antique dry sink. Dar Gaf~ SWAIN · AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New & used wood· Coll!l stoves, 6 pc wood LR suite $399, bunk beds $199, antron recltnars $99, used bedroom suites . . ranges. wringer washers, & ahoes. Call614- 446·3159 . 45 · Furnished Rooms LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker, otto· man. 3 tables. (extra heavy), $685. Sofa, chair and loveseat. $275 . Sofas and chairs priced from $285 . to 8895 . Tables. $50 and up to 8126 . Hide-a-bedo,$390 . end up to $550 .. sofa beds 8145, meuage. Furnished apt. $185 water · accepted . 304-675· 1076 pold, 2 bdr. 1136'12 2nd. Avo., Gallipolis. Call 446· 4416 altar BP M. For lena overlooking. city park, 2 bdr.. LR. fully equipped kitchen. ~ining area, unfurnished. Call PJ's, 446· 1819 or 446-4425 . Merchandi se 51 Household Goods 1 small furn . efficiency for 1 gentleman only. Call 446· 0338 . ' Largo Furnished apt. 919 2nd . 8176 utilities paid. Men only. Share bath. 4464416 alter 8 p .m. Clean downtown apt., prlvlt&, spaciou1. reasonable. no pets, single or couple. Call 448-487 2 alter 4 . "Furnished efficiftncy apt. for . •ingle or coupl~a onty. S,ae dap. S. ·rof. Cioll446·4607 or 448·2802. . Unfurniohod •pt. 2 bdr. with GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, refrigerl!l· tors. ranges. Sk•ggs AppliancH, Upper Aivar Rd . beside Stone Creat Motel. Appliance , Inc . Good used appliances and TV 10t1. Open BAM to BPM. Mon thru Sat. 446·1699, 827 3rd. Avo. Gellipolio, OH . ho.rveot gold like new U76, lide by aide avacodo green little older 1126, froot free 1tove. refrigerators. 322 refrigerator Whltelg . freezer on top 1175, coppertono nrfrigerator froet free *125 . auto woehor GE harvaotgold like new e176, Kenmore petl. Call 446-2056 . Rlvoroido Aptl. Middleport. Special rata1 for Senior Cltlzano. 1130. Equal Houo· lng Opportunltloo . 61 4· 992·7721. Newly rodecoratod. 1 bed· room. pertiiiiY fumishad. 1221. Dapooit requ!t'ed . Coli 814-992- 5319 or 992· 2815. -=-----'--·ICFumlohad 2 bedroom apert· manto In MllkllePort· Adulto, nO petl, MOUrlty d8pOIIt. Call 814·912-3874. • 2x4'1, open for busina.ss. rifle. 4 •dr. chests. $42 . 6 dr. chests, $54 . Bed frames, $20.end $25 .. 10 gun· Gun cabinets. &360. Gas or electric ranges $375. Baby mattreues, $25 8a 835, bed frames $20, 825, & 830. king frame $60. Good selection of bedroom suites. rock'"· metal cabinets, headboards 83B & up to S65 . Used FUrniture .. head boards, and 2 bedroom suites. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to 6pm, Mon . thru Sat. 1.981 Pontlec Phoenix, 38,000 original mllao. Ex· callent con41tlo~ . AM· FM -•hero 195 •ch 3 to chooae fro·m, 2 gas rengee 196 oach, electric rengao 30 In 1126, all appNancao sold with 30 day warranty. Skaggo Appllancaa, Upper River Rd.. Gelllpollo, Oh 448-7391. ~ Extra firm queen sized Bemco mettraaa, ueed leu than 1 manth. 'Aioo bed framo. Calll14· 258-804&. stereo.•ir conditioning. eu· For ulolaylng hono, Gerold 304· Woltoro, Buffalo. 937·2268. 1983 Chovy Chavetta '4 cylinder, 4 ap..d, tinted wlndowo. AM FM caoHtt. 1B,OOO miloo, excellent con· dltlon. good gao mllago. Coli 99,j!-7672 or.992-3187 wv. 64 Hay 8t Grain 1979 Chevy Impale Wagon. EJCcellant Corn for oelo ohell end ear both. Call814·258· 1144. Large round bales of h•y. no Hch. Coii448· 10ii2 . n'lel puppleo . Csll614-388· 9790. Dragonwynd Cattery Ken· Siamese kittena. new litters CFA Himalayan and Persian kittens. Coli 614-446-3844 Reg . German Shepherd 1--~-------­ pups· 7 wko. old, 3 famalas, 4 males. Wormed end ht. shots.call 614·986-3849. White ' s Discount Metal Detectors, free literature 304- Champion. Treeing Walker. Reglotored 266·1182 . GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN . scotchguard-water extraction. deodorizers. FREE estimates. Reasonable rates. Gano Sm~h. 992-6309. 0 . and M . Contractors. Remodeling. vinyl siding, painting {indoors and outdoors) replacement w i n - ~ I hopes t hey lets li'over, if ~ou know who st ole the money and don't t ell. .. ~ou have lollipops 1n pnson! · RINGLES' S SERVICE. ex· $100 .00 . Cell 304· 882· 2664 . 1972 Black Muotang registered Mineture Schnauzer puppiea, 1 male, 1982 Chevrolet Chavatto. AC, fully equipped. eKe cond, assume loan. Phone AKC New King Wood and Coal Stove. Used 2 or 3 times. 1949 Ply,m outh good con d., 1 female, 81 26.00 . 304· evervthlng orginol. Call814· B95·3961. 388·864.3 . 304-675-1422. l 304-773·6908. 1----------1980 Trans AM, loaded. axe cond, $5,900.00. 304-675· B3 · • - - - - - - -- - - j[~:r.;.~:;:M~Jj 17,100. 92 8761 . Cadet $4,400 . Ford 289 VB engine with Surplus regular army isaua. camouflage clothing-leather combat boots. denim hea\ly jackets-pants cheap, Sam Somervine' s (our 20th year) East-Ravenswood, (Naw Good running rabbit Beogla, $40 .00. 304·676·8761 . Era) Fri. Sat, Sun, 1 :00· 7 :00 77 lTD hardtop AC, PS, PB, 72 T ks f S 1 351 engine. 83,000 milao, ____ru ___c.............. o_r_a_e_~ need• engine work. Coli .:: Bundy trombone, like new. 814·266· 13110. TRUCK TOPPERS Moot exc. cond. Coll446-9636. si1e1, dtfferent colors. 1977 Monte Carlo PS, PB. 1ar cerd accepted. John's Drummer needs b•nd. _C I. AC, owlvol - " · cruiH, Auto Sale, Bulavlllo Rd., Call W. C & R. 0 81 R. Fred AM·FM ceuetto. new 448·4782. Galllpolla. Oh.' 304-676-2764. cerpet, brekoo, 81 ohockl, 82,600. Cell 448·349&. 1950 Wllllo Station Wagon UOO, 4 w.d.. 1 978 Ford 1982 Ford Eacort 4 opd.. Courier 59 For Sale or Ttad• AM·FM a3,499 . 1981 8710. eBOO. CoH 398· Chovy Chavette auto, rodlo, a3, 199. 1978 Oodgo Aopen 1974 Ford 'hton, firoU200 , 400 CC Street Bike. will auto PS, PB, radio, $2,199. bring your chain. Coli 446· trade for wood or coal stove. 1978 Plymouth Solon auto 9210 ava. 304·895-3834. elr 81 ,999. John's Auto Selea, Bulavllle Rd, 446- 1982 Scotodale. long w~eal . baH, 'h ton , 306 engine, 4792. Gelllpolla, Oh. 57 PM . Call in orders before 10:00 AM . 304-675-3334. Maple full size bed with mattress and box springs $40 .; Sturdy bunk beds with mattress e1 00 .; EKercise bene~ with leg lift. arm pull. bar bells and dumb bells $65.. Everything in good cond . 304-895-3903. Musical Instruments automatic trono. $100. 882· 2887. 1-:::=--=--:-~--::--:-- \ 19 " like Cabbage Patch, atendard with overdrive, F,11111 Suppl11:s & L1v;:sluck Tiny Tots dolls $36 . B.C. Mr. T l!o Michael Jackson 146. limited Supply. K & K lots 46 . 10 to 4 . 304-676-6460. Good uaad clun car, only 60,000 mllae. 1979 Cougar XR7. lolded. Call814-258· 6239 after 5 . 1980 chevy Luv euto, AM· FM tape. 13,199. John ' • For Hie or 448·4782, Gallipolio. 14000. Call 379·2116. Auto S•les, Bulaville Ad., For sate 30 calibf)r carbine 6 clips 8126 . 7 mm Mauser, auto, ten shots 1 00 rounds 61 S225 . 304·67&-6730. Farm Equipment Ideal corn·plcker, Phone 887· 8535. Ouuter horse mare . 5 yr. old buckakln color. Call eveing1 speed 63 manual Livestock 814· 367-7744. tranomi304-882-2887. C~rvette trade 1979 good condhion. Will trade for 81 ·82 Jeep No .7. c.J. Coll814-245-&219. 12 ton Michigan mobile crane, t8,600; one good , Modal E Gleaner combine, used 1 Draft cooler. ~ can 10ft. greln table, axe. cond. coolers, one 3 -Bay aink, 1 Now oply 52,8,0 0. Sldero ice bin S926 . all; 4 wood Equipment, 304·875- 7421 . · burning stove •260. each . 1979 Datoun 210 ZX, grand luxury peckega. 5 opd .. ax, cond., low mileage. Cell 614·367·787,1 or814·38·7 · 01117. 1978 Ford F-160 Ranger. topPer. Low miiH, orglrial owner, tote of extra•. axe. ces . 304-895 -3802. 82 Plumbing 8r Heating price, call 814-992· '7208. 73 · Van1 8t 4 W.O. 1970 VW Van. ea. cond .. 4opd. trano. , 1850. · Coli 441·2208. ' -on Van for Hlo. Call4411-3243 8PM·9PM. 77 Jeop CJ& with wench, vlry good COQ!I. 32,000 mll11. 13,800. 304· 875· 1874. • verts, RON EVANS ENTER · PRISES, Jockoon, Oh 614· 288·5930. Evening FRIDAY 10/5/84 SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating, 211 Sixth St .. 6:00 D ffi!IlCEI O CIJGQl iD Cf2! News V ~t . 304 - licensed and Point Pleasant, W. 876-6420. 83 Motorcycle• For Mia fill dirt. and top soil. Coli Colll14· 256· 1427. Fall Yard Cora Mulching, fertilizing. liming, ••-ding 81 tranaplentlng . Aloo for (]) Hot Potato (!) ESPN's Horse Racing -6:30 Good· 1 Excavating. basements. footers , driveways, septic tanka, landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 446 · 4637, James L. Davison, Jr . owner. (]) Do1:er Work by Ted Hanna . Ditches, ponds, roads. land clearing. etc. Call Motor Car 0 (]) ill!! CBS News 7 :00· 0 (}) PM Magazine (]) GJ ••c•ve t,ng. SEWING Machtne repairs, service. AUthorized Singer Salea & Service Sharpen Sclsson . Febric Shop , 814·2&8 · 1427. PU load. larger. loe41 doll· vorod. Call for prlceo. 814· 245·5804. Cell '41·HI7 eftlr BPM. Go-Kort 3'11 horN 8rlggo • 241·1412. VW F801ory Rollullt angina, hoe under t ,IJOO mUH. Call 7 :30 0 CIJ Tic Tac Dough ffi ESPN' s Speedweek CIJ Andy Griffith CIJ 0 (]) Family Feud (!J Jeopardy CiOJ Wheel of Fonune CD (jjJ New ~arne That General Hauling Auto P•n• Also pool• flllad . Cell 614· 266·1141 or 614- 446 11715 or 814 -446-7911 . 160 min.l C2J MOVIE: 'The Golde n Seal' C2J MOVIE : ' Octopussy· Ken' a Water Service. Well s, cl11erns. poole filled . Phone ffi NFL Game of the Week CIJ MOVIE: 'The Shakiest Cl) lone Ranger , 87 CIJ a (j)l Amorlcon League Playott.: Gaine 3 At press time. the teams had nof been determined, 13 hrs ,, 30 min .) • ~ T~e Dukoa of Hauard Lu~e turns into a bad guy and makes plans to rob Boss Hogg' s bank . (60 min .) ' Cil (j]) Washlr\gton Week/ Review Paul Duke is joined by top washington journ~l · lsts anatyzlng tho week s newa. , U pholatery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec . Ava .. Galllpolio. 814·441-7833 or814· 446· 1833. ,,.. · Gun In the West' 8t Acoe110rlee 3V. In 11ft kit far J - and lucltlltot Mutldera 0) 1 with white lpolce lllmo. ,, Tune . g) WKRP in Cincinnati 0 CIJ (!J Hollywood Screen Tests Special Soon-to -be stars are seen ' testing' for their first or ea rly roles in those struggling days be{ort;! stardom . D (]) 71 Fortune (J) (ID MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (jQ) News fJt Jeffersons 414cu:ln.motor.AR~. Firewood cut up alab8 . •15 (jjl Entertainment . 0 C1J Wheel of 8:00 JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lenior, 304· 675· 7397. 1173 lulclt E-re 2 dr.. Cil MOiiiE : 'Sakharov' [Closed Captioned! 0 (]) GQl Falcon Crest Tonight . (D Wheel, of Fortune Pomeroy. 614·992 ·2284 . 85 tec tive s Crockett and Tubb s are on the tra11 of Jama1can drug dea lers who blow away th eir bu siness counterp arts . (60 min.) C1J Gomer Pyle complete dozer and dump tNCk 18rvlc81. CaM 887· 8828 or 378·1218. Electrical Refrigeration 9 ~ 30 198 1). (60 min.) TO :OO 0 CIJ CE1 Miami Vice De- (]) Inside the NFL Th1s ~po rts special hosted by le~ Dawson and Nick Buomc ontl features highlight s from last year' s football pre-season .. through t he Super Bowl. (}) Here Come the Brides ({l SportsCenter BaHmenta, Footers. Concrete work, Backhoe''a, 8t Business Report J .A .R .COnstruction Co. Au· 84 Nightly CID Working Women fl) One Day at a Time 8rokoro. 448-8692. D .A . Bcu1on (I) Ul) Great Perform· aflces : Dance in America 'Ba ryshnikov by Tharp with Ameri can Ballet Thea tre.' The innovati ve choreography of Twyla Tharp acquires ne w dynamics 10 work s created for Mikhail Bary shnikov . (60 min .I {Closed Cap· IIOnedj fl) MOVIE : ' Lili' (]) Coming Anractjons (!) Super Bouts of the 80's Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Ayub Kalu!e (H ouston . June, ffi Mazda Sportslook (]) Down to Earth C1J 1D IJ2) ABC News 81 Amorlca B•lriY• Hor Children B•JO (]) Great Adventure ~- <lOJ MOVIE : 'Asylum' Ill CHl Nightline fiJ Gunsmoke 12 :15 (]) Night Trecks 12 :30 0 ill CEI Friday Night Videos ill MOVIE : 'Emily " 0 m CEI Hunter ill 700 Club 0 CIJ (jQ) Dallas 9 :00 (I) lucy Show C1J Dr. Who @ Voyage of the Mimi fl) Oiff' rent Strokes 0 (I) (D NBC News CD. Rifleman Excavating (tJ) Wall Street Week LoUt s Rukeyse r analyzes th e '80s with a week ly rev1ew of economic and in ves tment matters . Weekly 367·0623 or 387· 7741 night or day. ule: cow manure 8.. top aoll. Contect Bruce· Daviaon, lil EVENING insured. (l) WKRP in Cincinnati Pocket Billiards Stars U.J. Pucke1t 'I(S . Cowboy J1mmv Moore. (60 min .) JIM'S PLUMBING 81 HEAT · lNG. Rt .. 1, Sox 365, Gallipalla. Coli 614· 367·0576 . james Boys Water Service. 74 Tele~is ionL~tings~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ or 1880 Dodge D 50, low For Hie 74 Chevy Cheyenne ouper 20, 4x4, 48,000 mllaa, pe, pb, tHt wheel, loti axtn. 304·982-3238. Plastic ci1terna state ep~ proved, plastic aaptlc ten~a. plutic culvert. metal cul - Phone 614-446-3888 614·446 ·4477 Dozer 81 Dltcher. Dump trucka. It water·Pa· MWBr· electrical linea. · I 1 200 or trade for a motor· cycle 760 or larger. Cell 448·9210 eve. 8100. 304-882-2887. Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio tlond, Oh,814·742-2903 ; ------Doitsun 280 Z· Sell for 78 Thunderbird auto.. AC, oxc. cond. 13,000. CaM 614· 251·8780. CARTER 'S PLUMBING · AND HEATING cond.. •&.000. Call 448· 1'908. mll•v• .... ilt reeeonable 2 Goat• for Ala. Call 3792218 . Heavy 307 VB engine with automatic tr•namluion J.OOK f.~/"" Rotary or cable tool drilling . Most walla completed same day. Pump sales and servi- I ex. cond: Call 446· m••· W. Ve . Customers save 30 r NO! 0~/¥/lS.' EVERYONE AND HER ·!>15TER WANTS THf NEW "//AG J.APY application) 304-675-2088 or 675-4560. weeki old, call 814· 992· Remington tlrao In alottod mags, red cru1hed velvet 2~02 after five P.M. interior, front end damaged. Best offer. Call 448·8398. GMC 306 V8 truck engine Frigidaire froot-froo rafrlger· etor. Cel1448-3040. Pl..terlng .a. Plaster repair. free estimates. Call 614 ~ p&rianced carpenter, electrician. mason . painter. roofing (including hot tar Orenda engine overheuled, Male dachshund puppienine sink Top Quality Aegiatorod dition, Nnl goOd. Helmet Included, 11110. Callavelnga 814-31'7-7744. Rogers Basement Water proOfing . -·· r••moval. Call 304-676· · 1331 . Night Priced right, Call843 - 6428. 675-2906. drain UKC 54 Misc . M!lrchandisa .traton motor. Perfect con- , • • IUS.T YQU(;l. FEET, MR ... F&tty Tree Trimming. stump Weight loss breakthrough!! The Grapefruit Diet Plan with Diadax. Medically proven resuits available at Hockenberry Pharmacy . Firewood. 304· 773· 91 79 or 304· 773·6887. For 10la: Yellow apt. olzo Maytag wooher 81 dryor with otack otand. Firm 1200. Call 448·00211. • WlTi-t houae callo. Call 304-5762398 or 614-446-2454. Cell 992· 6990 . four SAY, "'"'U'RE PRETTY HANDY Call collect 1 ·614· 237· 0488, 9 a.m. to 5 p .m. RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola . Quazar. and banjos, excellent condition. with Unconditional lifetime guarantee . Local references furni•had . Free estimates. dowa call 304· 773 -51 31 . T1an s 11 ll rIo !11111 after 6 . bed trailer. $2000.00. 2 new 1978 Dodge Wegon, AC. PS.PB. very good condition U200. leonard 8a11 814992·5008. Certlflod ooed wheat. barloy. rye, opeltl, trltlcola, elao cover drop whaet. Altizer Ferm Supply. Call 814-246· 6193. nels. AKC Chow puppies. cond~lon. GoodyNr radlolo, PS, P8, AC. AM·FM. cruloe contol, lilt ltlaring. Book price 13800.00. ula UliOO.OO. Call 742·2328 . Briarp1tch Kennels Profll· sional All· braed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fl· cilities. Engliah Cocker Spa· 19 64 Massey-Ferguson 30, good condition. $1700 .00. 8 ft .K 16ft. tandem a~cle flat H • S Home ImprovementS vinyl aiding. roofing, room . addition, storm Windows, 56 Pets for Sale THIS GUY I'M AFTER VERY 5MI\AT... TA ~IN6 TO DISAPPEAR . DAIVINCi A VAl UABLE ANTI QU E CAR. exp. Cell814·388-9662. 8ASEMENT WATERPROOFING 614-446-0322 deliver. HEAP vender. 614256·6246 . 2 holler c:elveo. 1 Black Jeraoy and 1 Charlolo. Hoy for •Ia. Cell 948·2237. Hll 1'1! THAT OLD FIR 5T PRiCE I 5El L TH16 OLD TIMES TO A HMM - DON'T SEE MAN'I OF 'Efll THE5E DllYS. PAINTING- interior and eX· terior. plurnbjng, roofing, some r8~odeling . .20 yrs . 1990 Ford Pinto, 4 • - d. •1100.0,P. Coli 992 · 3B17 alter 5:o& pm. . 304-676- 1578 eftor 6 ; 304-676· 7896. Knauff Firewood Split· 95% hardwoods. Seaaoned or green . You pick up or we 1989 Camero, 360. A.T. 410 ve•rs·headers . 1100.00 Call 992-5974. ThrH aowe. good •lze, a200.00 for all. 304-578· 2737. Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 614· 367-7220. 985·4143 thru Friday. Wood table with six chaira u. Phono dey 304·882 - 2222, evening 882-3239 , AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Call614·446· 7795 . dition . Call 614-986 -3649 otter 5 :00 ·or 949·2822. 8 :00-6 :00 . - - - - - - - - ·lc- double Morcum Roofing & Spa"~- stone. Coli 614-367-0409 qr 614-367-7244 . indoor-outdoor facilities. Woodburning furnace including pipe. Excellant con· Used Home Imp-rovements tometlc, U,OOO.OO. Call 1192·8509 Hll.LCREST KEN NELS Boarding all braad1 . H eatad 5 foot bush hog. 3 point hitch . Good condition . $375 .00. Call alter 6 :00 pm. 81 Chicklno for Mia. 304·773· 6082 altar 6 PM . 33, New Haven. Complete masonry suppliet, 4 .. , 8", 12" block . Delivery service. Call 1 6 Holston holfero. pelltllre bred, 45 c•nll 1 lb. Call 814· 388·94S78. Sld,e by llde refrigerator Third Ave .. Adulto only. no poll. Cell 446-3748 or 814· 266-1903 . Modern 1 bdr. apt .• stove • refrig. furniehed. single pereon or couple preferred, ,no 1nd pine. Mountain State Block, Rt. 435 . 7 pc, 8189 and up. 814-448· 7398 . County Now bat · pc. dinettes from $1 09 ., to and $78. Queen sets, 8196. Trailer lots, sewer and furnished, small children c ,.,. b¥ NEA. ~r~c open. and Zuspan Material• co .. ln ·c.. 713 · 6564 . daytime. tery,$1 50 .00. 22 plotol, 2 inch batrel. $25 .00. Stevens 20 guage. 3 shot shotgun. New ·12 guaga, 3 shot shotgun. New Ruger 22 1 -800· 344-61 18 · Monday with $200 deposit located Volley Plaza, pool and TV ant. Call 4'46-2745 or leave ,. ate . 2x8's, 1x8's, 1x8's. AI· sorted lengtho. Coli Hogg 5.00. Coli 992· Lamps from 828 . to $125. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Bunk bed complete with Park, Route 33. North of mattresses, $276 . and·upto Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 8395. Baby boda. 8110. 614-992-7479 . Mattresses or box springs. full or twin. $58 .. firm. S88. Call 614·373·0456 . poplar, Smaller record player with 2 like new. Needs semi -aUtomatic .... ~ow ... See it nowl 1· 614-881· I~~~~~~~:;=~~='T;;=~~~~~~~~~ ing . N·30 o w years installing rubbf!.r · roob. experience, 731 1. 63 Liveatock 71 Autos for Sale opoclollzlng in built up roof . Call 614-388·9857. A ough Cut lumber,. oak, good. and WA ITI~D FO~ TRIAL , At-J D ~~--~- Needs needle . $26 .00 . starter • 88.996 del. to your lito. Racord player with 8 track and AM 81 FM radio, 2 noodle. 7453 . llntela ~ New display model days. Conkirl's Tuppers· plains. Rt. 7 . -~------·lc 1 9 7 0 C h a v a II e S S , $1000 .00 . ' 1 971 Honda 360, $200 .00. Call 949. 2952 . works 51JCt< I? ltV J A IL.• Call 614· 367·0334. Claude Winters. Aio G rondo. 0 . Call814-248·8121 . 01k furniture, tables,chairs. cupboards, pie Hfe, talephones. d8sk. also antiques and glassware. Open Sun- Recliners, $286. to $376. , Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at $1-63 for one bedroom and &198 per month for two bedroom. near Foodland and Spring wtndowa, per cent of your long distance telephone bill for ·details call Richard Wil1on, 5285 to $746 . ·oook 8110 up to S225. Hutches, 8660. 2nd . floor office space for rent. Court St., Pomeroy. pplie1 I DO~ ' T K NOW; AtJGCL..A . Al.L. I KNOW 15> THAT . ' mino camper. axe . cond .• uaed one time. quick sale. St:rvtces 742-2487. bedroom apt 5260.00 plus fney, 202 7th St. New electric and gaa. 1410 Ohio- Havon. Sat. Oct 6th . 1 bedroom apt U06 .00 plus water and electric. Rt. 2 Blue valour living room North - 2 mobile homes couch, axe . cond. 304· 675$225 .00 each plus electric. 2052 . garega apt 5200.00 plus electric. 2216 Jefferson-4 ...... XL 100 1980 modal. call 61 4-246:5219 . speakers . 1983 20 ft . fold out Palo· 1988 Volkowegon. Naedo IJpper Rlvor Rd . Call 446· 1609 or 446 -0608. 2 bdr. 2 mi . from hospital in country. Single man no pets, • 8110. Avoco~o gas range 30 in . 8110 , 60.000 BTU geo heater 5125 . Meytag TLC $3,300. Call 446· 2297 . TV. Building Materlalo Block. brick. sewer plpoo, - - - - - - -·lc- ----------- 1-----------..,.-----------f 727-7367. coior room set, white French Provinial . Honda mot orcycle Savage 308. Model 870 Remington · 12 go . Wingmaoter. Call446· 7334. RUTN...._IIORMAN, Furnished house. 4 rooma 19"' 55 Deer Hunters modal 99M ~ ~ rofrlg., full beth, Reali hitch & acceaaories. Haa received Phone between 10· 8 , 614· 448·8803. . 2 air conditioners on 12,600 BTU. one 7 .500 BTU uoad 3 mot. Patlo Mt 4 chalrt It table with umbrella. bed· 6 room brick home, close to P~t PINHnt. heat alid air. .city water. 14 acroo, pOnd, aman bern. ·1 year ..... 1&26 month , 304-876· 1278. Pieaunt. extra nice, no pots. 304·876-1388. Sylv•ni• RV compef.'ielf con· tained. furnance . AC . range. Firewoo~ fpr .1111. . . . eonld or grean. 30,·773· 11738. Pool table, 8 ft. elate top With OCCOIIorlea *96. Call 446-9210 ave. ... or In• with Option to buy. 304-876-8720. i Bit tlon size. 1200. 304· 773· 57 after 8 . 448-3'1 01 . 2 houMa for rent and bar tor condition 11 ,350. Coll446· 4853 . SNrl Brlarwood No, 4 pool King eize Crattmatic bed. Lowrey organ with ginny, let 1 Of bunk bed1. can tor camper. t iHPI six excellent tabla,- almoat new. Rqull· Call 446-1052. 3 be«oom hoa .. rent about Oct. 1 0 . . Must have referencea: Alina Weaver. Fifth ond Vine:· · 1974 Starcraft po~· up tent place 1120. 304 · 111· &253. . Beef ready fo{ freezer 46 cents per pound on hoof. P-oy. Call 1 · 373-0458. '79 Motors Homes 8r Camj)era atone from dem•ntllled flrt· 150 lb., new .cond. Call 814·387· 7434 altar &:00. 4 bedroom colonial brick _ The Daily Sentinei- .Page- 11 48 aq. ft . fall cOlored Hnd· · Croaabow . ·Barnett-Wildcat. hou.. for rent or sale in KIT 'N' CAN.VU ®II, Lllny Wright 64 M iac. Merch.i'ndlee 54 Misc. Merchandise PomeroY.-Middleport., Ohio Friday, October 6. 1984 {]J Jack Beniw Show @ PKA Full Contact Karate (]) Nightline ner Duel<.' The menu tonight includes d uck breast in Madei ra sa uce and le mon souffle crepes wit h fresh slraw berrv sauce. (R) !Closed Cap tioned I W Greatest American Hero 6 :1 5 @ World Championship Wrestling · 6:30 ID CI2l ABC Rocks 1 :00 (]) I M arried Joan CIJ Soap G) @l CNN Headline New s fl) MOVIE: "Goodbye, Columbus' 1 :15 7 :00 (J) Statewide (1"1) Fiddle a Little 0 (]} Too Close Comfo rt rn laramie of Sugar Hill' 1:30 Cil MOVIE: 'Cujo' ffi day to Me ' I]J Bachelor Father .( I) ESPN's Speedweek (]J Star Search (I) SportsCenter Football Scoreboard /I) 0 /I) Hee Haw CD Star Search ffi love That Bob CIJ ABC Rocks 2 :00 O I]J News CIJ MOVIE: ' Happy Birth- (JJ News/S ign Off 2 :15 ~QJ CNN Headline News 2 :30 ill life of Riley . 7 :30 SATURDAY (j) Dr. Who Movie {11) Nova ·space Bndge to Moscow .' 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Interest rate on fixed-rate home mortgages fell In September to the lowest level since May, marking the first time since June that the rate dipped below 15 percent. the government reported.· The nationwide average for a gages, In which the homebuyer's !iayment varies with fluctuating Interest rates, was · unchanged In September at 12,!1! percent. bank. J h S Bo d O n • n ·· I ter of Rutland, a son, John Charles Bond of Mason; four sisters, Zella Smlth of 'Buttalo;lnna Wood of Charleston; Violet Crites and Goldie Cochran both of LaRue, Ohio; two brothers, James I. Bond of Colum· bus and Bernard Bond of Marion. AlsoswvlvlngarellgrandchUdren, seven great grandchildren, a step. grand daughter and several nieces ' Jo)ln S. Bond, 73, a resident of Mason, died Thursday evening In Holzer Medical Center. Hewasbom Nov.14•191Qin Normantown, W.Va, son of the late Brooks and Rebecca B. James Bond. He was preceded In death by a daughter, Patsy Lou; a sister: and nephews. Graceandabrother, Fred. Funeral services wlll be ~kl He was a retired operating Sunday at 1: .JJ p.m. Sunday at engineer In Akron, Ohio, and Foglesong Funeral Home b1 Mason a ttended Christian Bre thren With Rev. James Lewis and Rev. Church In Mason. Rankin Roach olflciatlng. Burial Surviving are ·his wtle, Ruby L. will be In Kirkland Memorial Bond of Mason; three daughters, Gardens. VIsitation will be held at Arllne'McDermlttoh.etart; Peggy the funeral home from 24 and 7-9 King of Mason and Bernice VanMe- p.m. Saturday. Happenings around Meigs County... Judgment sought Meets Monday I The Tuppers Plains PTO wlll meet at 7: lJ p.m. Monday at the school to make fmai plans for the annua l fall carnival on Oct. 13. Kathy Manicke will be speaking on adult education. The publlc is Invited. No pr~nt plans for bridge repair 207 squad runs made last month Units of the Meigs · County Emergency Med!caiSeiVices made a totalof207runsdurlngSeptember, Administrator Bob Byer reports. Squads made 161emergencyruns and 46 transfers transporting 142 patients during the month. Sixtynine percent of the patients were taken to Veterans Memorial Hoi;pi· tal; 12.09 percent to Holzer Medical Center and 19 percent to other hospitals. Runs made by the units Included Pomeroy, 57; Middleport, 3!1; Tuppers Plains, 23; Racine, 22; Rutland, 18; Syracuse, 7, and transfer squad, 46. Total miles .driven for the month amounted to 6,570.6, an average of 31.7 mUes ~r run. To end maiTiage No Monday collection Kellie Irene Rought Knight, Gallipolis, and Neal George Knight, Pomeroy, have petitioned for a dissolution of their marriage In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. There wlll be no trash collection In Racine on Monday due to the closing of the county landfill for Columbus Day. Trash collection wlll be on Tuesday and WedJiesday. Although rumors are circulating that tlie Pomeroy-Mason Bridge will be closed for rephlrs, an official oftheOhloDepartmentofHighways in Columbus, said Thursday there is no such plan for closing the bridge or there are no plans for any repairs on the bridge on the department's agenda. Closed Monday .The Meigs County Landfill will be closed on Monday for the obser· vance of Columbus Day. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCT. 5 & 6 . The Eastern Band Boosters wlll · be meeting Tuesday evening, 7: ll p.m. in the band room. ' ~ (lz. ENTEITAINMENT Carrier corner Nanetle Blake, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Blake, 655 Sycamore St., Middleport, Is the subject of this week's Dally Sentinel ( Carrier Comer." A ninth grader at Meigs High School, Nanette is a member of the marching band. She likes meeting people along her Sen· tine! route. Vol. 19 No. 35 . Cb,ittmst ·· n O~tobe1 Ssle Weather forecast 'MEN'S Tonight, partly cloudy: Low 5().55. Saturday, cloudy with a slight chance of rain. High near 75. The chance of rain is 20 percent tonight and lJ percent Saturday. Extended Forecast Sunday tllrough Tuesday: Chance of sbowers Sunday. Fair on Monday and Tt-iay: mghs In tbe 70s .. Lows '" the upper 408 to WINTER JACKETS . Lottery winners - SALE PRICES SATURDAY IS.THE FINAL DAY OF THIS SALE REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS r .. ll'.ml ~ bc: au ri F~ l l y dn i~t nrd fu ner~l ~ r r~ n~t nll:m . ju~t n il rir 1•isr r POMEROY FLOWER SHOP -n ... . ..... .........;,.., ....... r~. 1.... ... :· Pll. M2-Ztl! or t92-5721 IN . Ea. . Middlepott-Pome~y-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant RAV~NSWOOD, COLUMBUS, .Ohio (AP) - Roberta Ste!obacher, adrri!nlstrator of the Bureau of Employment Services, says Ohio's unemployment rate may be much higher than the U.S. Labor Department's September figure of 9.2 percent. . She referred at a news conference Friday to the latest federal report showing Ohio's rate fell last .month from 9.8 percent while the national average dropped In the same period from 7.5 percent to 7.4 Fiercent. · • . "Whlle today's figures show.some improvement for Ohip. the unemployment rate remains unacceptably high, and the cost Is exorbitant in tenns of human sutfer!ng as well as dollars and cents," Ms. Steinbacher said. She said the state may be In worse shape than Indicated. Referiing to a recent study by Youngstown State University, Ms. Steinbacher said It Indicates that federal surveys of joblessness greatly underestimate the number of unemployed, at least In the Youngstown·Warren area. In the study, 3,393 adults were lnteiViewed and the result was a projection that unemployment In that area in June 1!1!4was actually 16.5percent, compared to aU$. figure of 10.7 percent. Ms. Steinbacher said the study also atlempted to measure numbers of workers who have given up collective bargaining - iS being brought about by the state certlflca· tion 6f the American Federation of bargaining," Gallipolis City Man- State, County and Municipal Em· ager Chris Morris said Friday. ployees as the "sole and exclusive" That next step- public employee bargaining agent for a 33-member unit of Gallipolis employees. With certification comes a requirement that· the city and the union enter into negotiations leadingto a labor agreement. Recently elected local union ' president Floyd Wright said Friday that, while he could not specify an exact date, the GaWpolls unit hopes to begin bargaining With the city before tiie end of the Year. "At p~t. we are drafting a Wide-range ofpropasais that Include wages,. hours and terms of employment,"Wright said. "When we are prepared, we'll notify tbe city and SERB (State Employment Relations Board) that · weare ready to bargain," he said. At a ~nt meeting, a fivemember bargaining cominlttee was chosen by the local AFSCME By LARRY EWING '11mes-Sentlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS- "The next step is unit. W. VA. \.\._ . LOCAL PRESIDENT - RecenUy elected local union ·presl· dent FlOyd Wright speaks to the membership of the Galllpolis ' . ~ - ..- unH of AFSCME during a recent meeting. On Sept. 7, AFSCME won &he right to represent the city's blue-collar, non· WATCH SALE . Wright said he expected the negotiations - the first public employee bafgainlng ·talks In the city's history - to be "tough.~' The state's new collective bar-·galnlng law requlresilegotiatlons ~ completed within 90 days. It by the end of 45 days no. agreement has been reached, a media tor would be appointed by SERB to enter into the contract talks. If rio agreement is achieved within 00 days, SERB would appoint a fact-finding panel that would (Continued on A-4) W/Sheath Sanvo· Ghetto Bluter • SANYO \ WASHINGTON (AP) - .Falling to meet It's adjoumm.ent deadllne, Congre~ will retuni next week to wrangle some more over bills to keep the government solvent and raise Its boiTowtng authority. House and Senate negotiators recessed ·Friday afternoon until Tuesday morning after batgalnln~ on· the catchall money bUl stalled over ald to U.S.·backed rebels In Nicaragua and other Items In the Pentagon budget: . . " It appears we cannot come to an ag'll!E!~Tlent at this point In tl!ne," said Rep. Joseph Addabo, 0-N.Y., chalnnan of _the House ApPIWrlations Committee's \ Mea'• or La,lie•' $111 $121 . ' Edit<lrlals ......... ....... ........ . A·2 Fann ......... ..... ... .... ....... .. . D-8 Sports .. .. .... ... .. .......... '" ;' C.l-8 entint 12 Sectiona. 74-Pages 50 Cento A Muttimedi• Inc. Newa~eper Sunday, October 7, 1984 looking for jobs and are not counted in the statistics. She quoted the study i'eport as saying that if those Individuals were counted, along with those forced Into early retirement and part -time workers looking for fuU·tlme jobs, the unemployment rate , in Youngstown-Warren would be 32.9 percent. Ms. Steinbacher said she thinks the study raises serious questions about the accuracy of the tederal figures and indicated she would favor an effort to devise a state system of measuring unemployment. . Meanwhile, Ohio' s official September drop reflecting a decline of 3l .IXXl in the number of the state's unemployed - represented a reversa l from August, when the state rate jumped train July's 8.7 percent to 9.8 percent. The September figure was 2.3 percent below the 11.5 percent rate recorded by the state In September oflast year but 3.5 percent higher than it was in September 1979, the administrator said. In August. 12 of Ohio's 88 counties had unemployment rates a t or below the national average. The lowest were Hancock (5.6 percent), Preble (5.9) . Greene (6.2), Van Wert (6.5), Wyandot (6.5) and Paulding (6.7) - all In western Ohio. Eleven counties had rates of 13 percent or more in August. Highest in tha t group were Adams County (18.8 percent ), Lawrence (18.6 percent) and Monroe (17.8 percent) . By JOHN FRIEDMAN 'IImes-Sentlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Hunger In Gallla and Meigs counties, according to Sid Edwards, executive dlrectllr of the Gallia· Meigs Community Action Agency, " is a problem. There are people who. are hungry and · can't do a thing about It," To combat the problem, Ed· wards.said he is attempting to establish a centrallzed food pantry In the old school building In Cheshire. "While . many churches are doing a fine job provldlng food for the hungry," Edwards Said, · ''tliey cannot cover.the enttre area." The old school will be used to store food !hilt has been donated , Edwarcts sald. ·The food will be distributed through the CAA as weu as other variOus social seiVice agencies In the two counties. The distribution will be done on a referral basis according to Edwards. "This Is not a giveaway," Edwards added, "but is to be used In an em.ergency situation. This Is not something to· be used every week or mpnth." A log of Individuals receiving food from the pantry FOOD BANK - Gallia·Melgs Community Action handle food distribution to the hungry on a year-round would be kept. Anyone abusing Agency Director Sid Edwards boxes food to be basis. The Gallipolis Kroger Store got the ball roUing the pantry, he said, would be distributed for the areas' hungry residents. Edwards by donating $4,000 worth of non-perishable items to reterfed to another agen~y, such . Is attempting to start a centralized food pantry to the bank, accOrding to Edwards. as the welfare department. Edwards said the pantry needs ," he said. "They were month. through the cracks ... would be available to those never Intended to provide a "While the · senior citizens The program's goal is to seiVe already receiving aid. "Food sllfflcient diet. " Edwards said centers are doing a good job.·' he 200 families from each countv stamps are Intended only as a there are famtlies In the two continued, "they can't serve "but · it depends on the respon~ supplement towards a person's counties to exist on $300 a a nd some an> on .C~ngress recesses; fails to meet adjournment deadline 3" Lock Blade Knife' Wood Chopper's Maul o,., foopd Along the River ........ ....... B-1-8 Business .. ....... .................. A·3 IJeaUis ............................. A-6 Jobless rate may he higher than figures show supervisory employees. $191 woo4 hondiO . Ohio weath~r: rain possible for Sunday -Page A-4-- Inside: Bargaining is next Hunger ·a problem in·Gallia, Meigs step for city, union area, -says CAA director Edwards USE OUR LAY·A·WAY PLAN TO HOlD THE JACKET YOU WANT AND SAVE NOW. The winning number drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "The Number," was 733. In the "Pick 4" game, the winning number was 5238. (AP) ..• Afine selection of styles and colors in regutar cand extra rge sizes.Waist lengths and car coat lengths. mld-508. CLEVELAND tntts ~1984 Cla\V Hammer ]2' + AlMAND 11011 IESTAUIANT lONE WOlF lAND IN Tit( lOUNGE 160z. Tempeood - Hllt/1111#,, DIIHitl TOY8-TOV8-TO\'S We Have A Room Fall Of Toys 6 lb. hold. The hamlet of Antiquity: a mile long and as far back as you can see-Page A-5 Don't Forgtt A6111t 0, El•g•nt · WE HAVE SOIETHIIB FOR 40 Pc. Socket Set $211 In the insurance game, "all bets are off," writes humorist Art Buchwald-Page A-2 meet tonight 8 SURF & TURF •••••••••••••••••• ~................................~ $14 9 S 7 OZ. FILET MIGNON 5 labslor Tail I 0 OZ. NEW YORK STRIP .................................... . I WIU TilEY US1 Reagan· 95 Natioilal WhOlesale HoOse Fri., Oct. 4th a·5th 9 A.M. To 5 P.1. ning Sale Old Town lblse (Across From Super America) Grand -WE HIVE Mottdai:e, $795 CHEESE STUFFED PASTA ........................................ . WITH MAIINAI SAUCE · . . • $ Meets Tuesday The Bend Area Merchants Associ· atlon wlll meet Tuesday, 5: lJ p.m., at the Meigs Inn. AU merchants are asked to attend · the one-hour meeting; ·GAHS upsets .Iro:riton-·Page C-1 THI' · DIIIATIS WEEI<END SPECIALS . .Area death I 1) • establlsllments was ga(J!ed by pcytng open rear doors. Comparisons of adjustable r11te averages are ~al at, best because they are not regulated and vary widely In design fran bank to .---------.:...------------. conventional mortgage on a new house was U.91 percent In September, down from 15 percent In Augustand15.23 percentlnJuly,the FEderal Home Loan Bank Board said Thursday. 1n other economic developments, • the · nation's major retailers reported modest sales gains In September compared totheboomof a year ago and the government said new a ppllcatlonsforunemployment compensation were down moder· ately In mid-September tram the previous week. Also, the Federal ReseiVe Board reported the nation's money supply dropped In mld·Septemberfrom the previous week. · ·· In releaslngthemortgageflgures, the goverrunent said the rate on the C.A. McDade _Company, Inc., Monroeville, Pa., has filed suit against Dale Hill Ford Tractors Inc. , Pomeroy, In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff Is asking for ajudgementof$7,045.12 on an overdue account for merchandise. ' A reciprocal action for child support has been fUed in Meigs Common Pleas Court by Darla B.E.Dudding, New Castle, Pa., against Troy Dudding, Racine. from Those two Increase to four the number of brealdna and enterlni Incidents tll take place at E. Mal1l St., business establlsl1ments ~ week. El. \ defelise subccimmlttee. meeting Its Friday adjournment deadUne. While action bogged doWll on the overall spending ·bill, the House and Senate passed a stopgap measure ·that would temporarily provide money !9 govern· ment agencl~ through midnight Th~ay.' Th~t would avert disruptions of government operations such as those' that occurret:I Thursday when some · " ~.(XX) workers were sent home at midday. . · · 11Je measure is at the White House,' where a spokesman, Anson Franiiltn, said President Reagan wlll sign it. E'ranldln ·said It Is unclear when he wlll .Mondale, R~agan set . to 01eet :f or-first :head•to-head debate . •• · .~ . ' ' . Sanyo W/BeDiovable · Spe•ken eiiANvo ' . Intercom: Model CT-893 • Buih·in intercom system Wllh Ollil- and micrOI)hone. • Range up to 750 teet (250 meters) or more under ideal ccndl11ons. • ean buttons in both handset &rod base. • t..st number REDIAL. • Clear buuon to reset number • MUle ~on tor pri~acy · • Automatically secure while se1 is beit!g charged. · • Rechargeable NI·CAD ban~ies . . .These and other disputes ·. kept. Congress from Cordless Phone W/lotercom . WASHINGTON (AP) - After : settling such .details as the color~ stage sets, and the length of the show, Walter Mandate and Presi· dentReaganarereadyforthe!rflrst head·to-headdebate before a nation· · wide television audience. . . Before he!ldlng tar Camp David, Md., imdadayofre!axationbetore .tonight's televised deba)e In Louis· · ville, Ky., Reagan told reporters on Friday he was "ready as I'm ever · going to ~. " He said.his strategy wlllbe"justtellthetruth." • . "l,lt)lnk In thewOrldofpolltlcsthat wouklbesounusuallt!IUghttocause a .standing ovation," · Reagan • quipped. • Mondale, Reagan's tlemocratic ~ brushed aside sugges. . ' ' ~ ti011$bewouJilassumethestai!CCof Uke a new'sconterence,wheretour "fighting Fritz" in the debate, · gifted jOUI'I\II11sts wlll ask questions pre!errtitg tll portray himself as of us and we will respofl!l to thOse "that true, wonderlul, ~. · questions and then Americans wUl d(!cent, gifted, caring, balanced, haveachancetomea.SurewhattMy Walter Mondale, just plain Fritz." think . the quality of ·those · Despite a new ABC News· resiionses." · WashlDgtlln ·Post poll that put WhEn negotiations between camMondalel8 points behli!d Reagan . palgri al~.. ~an on Aug. 31, acrosstl)ecountly, Mondalesald, •:1 Mandate wanted a -format that want to 4nnounce SOOlethlng that would have 'allowEd more gjve and needed to be announced: we're take between the candidates, per, going to win .." mlttlng hlln to confront Reagan as "We'regolngtowblbecausethe he had Sen. Gary Hart In Demo.Americafl people .at'!! getting lrt· cratic primary debates. . creasinaJr angry about what they ButMondale'sasslstantsdropped BEe." · . the demand . during long negotlaM!l1dale Sl)d the debate, before tlons that a Reigan aide described an estimated television audience of' · as a "long and tortuoos process." . '15 m1J11on people, .wwld beI "more Mondale, seeking the most expo- .,. . I borrow ing Increase. sign it, but tha t a presidential commitment to signing It is ·sufflclent to keep the government operating. A A 5542 vote defeated an amendment calling for a stopgap bill already in place - the measure that verifiable freeze on U.S. and Soviet nuclear weapons. ended Thursday's shutdown - expired at 6 p.m. But Senate leaders failed. 62-ll, to ki ll an amendment calling for a full debate early next year on whether a Friday. . Meanwhile, the Sena te stumbled in its effort to freeze on all federal spending Is the proper wav to reduce the deficit. • Increase the goverrunent's bor'rowlng authority- the national debt - to $Ul23 trillion from its current level of $1.573 trillion. · Also pending was a plan to attach· to the debt-limit · Final action on that, t<io, was put off unt Onext week . . bill a new tax break for the real esta te Industry by after senators Insisted on attaching unrelated watering down tougher rules enacted earlier this year amendments to that · piece of nearly veto-proof · that discourage cut-rate Interest on seiler-finanet>d real estate transactions. legislation. The House already has endorsed the • DISCUSS DEBATES - Presf.. dent Reagan, left, tllld reporters Friday he was "ready as I'm ever going to be." He saki his strategy wlll be "just teD the truth." Mondale, Reagan's Democratic ehallmger, brusbed aside suggestioos he wuukl lllil!lurne the stance of "flghllng Fritz" In the debote, prefening to portray himself as "that lnte, wonderful, courageous, decent, gifted, ·caring, balanced, Walter Mondale, just plain Fritz." . slire posSible, wanted six debates of Nov. 6 election. 90 minutes each, a format allowing The .White House; reflecting an the candldi!tes to question each · lnCUI)'Ibent president's traditional other directly and a schedule that . wariness ot giving the challenger · )OIW]d begin the debates early and publicity, wanted two OO.mlnute end the sessions very cl\)se to the debates at most, a format allowing questions to be asked only by reporters, and a time schedule that concluded by Oct. 15 butdldn'tstart tllo 'e arly. · The results were two !Jl.minute (Continued on A-4) ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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