https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/26ac7e90ea1649eb05156a220925b3fb.pdf 1f27062ff9d13c2771aa86ac5303a2d6 PDF Text Text Paga 14-lhe Daily Sentinel ' 14 finns subm-it- bids for· (Contlnu~ from 1J11ae 1) subml~ bids on tour altemau. pl9J!S and UD!t prices 011 suchas carpetlng'and waD~· itemi S!Jbmlttllla btds were: , Carl Stevens 'Construction, ParkerstJura, $l;'l!lli,tnl baBe bid (365 days), $43.$15 ,(4.'1 days) for alter· nate 1,$118,200 (60 days), alternate 2, no change, ·alternate 3, and tai,:IOO (31 days), alternate 4; Chtidm Co!!atructlon, Huntington, $1,594,<XXI baBe bid (365 daya) , $52~ (65 days) for alternate 1, $98,<XXI (31 days), alternate 2, deduct $500, (no days) , alternate 3, and $51,520 (60 daYS), alternate 4; Denral, .lnc., Ashland, $1,BI,<XXI (:.l days), base bid, $ei.~ (4.'1 days) fQI' alternate 1, $52,112 (Ql days), alternate:! .nochange,alternate:3,1 and $83,~ days) , alterHlmtlngton, nate 4; DtnlaCo ~ 1 $1,496.~ (38;1· • s), baBe bid, · $36,700 (31 days)' for alternate 1, • $61,500 (Q} days), alternate 2, add t8.500 (no days), alternate 3, and $'18,1nl (31 days) , alternate 4. nJNBRAL OFBASHiR GEMEYAL - '111e cof- ' IIHi family borne of Gemeyal 81111 be was burled there b ~ lbe bod)' of PJ~Eied Baahlr Ge- yea&erday. Tuesday he was 111a1n In a bomb blaslln me)'lll, II - I a lbe lllreeCa ollllldaya, a lllGWitaln Ea8l Belrul. (AP Wirephoto) vlllaie U miJee Eul oiBelrutW~ay. Blldayals ~ I Area deaths Fannie Phillips . UAW workers .back on jobs Fannie Pbllllps, Pomeroy, died Wednesday night at Veterans Memorlal Hospital. Funeral . ~ts wW be IUIIIOUIICed later by Ewing Funeral Home. ,~ following contract agreement By 'l1le Asiloclllted l'real United Auto Workers at three . Chrysler Corp. plants In Ohio began . returning to their jobs early today as the canpany and the ·union reached a tentative contract aettlement. . But about 1-DIIlrst-shlftworkers · at tile company's Twinsburg ltamping plant southeast of Cleveland did not go back to their joba shortly after the contract agreement was 8I1IIOWICEd about 6: 31 . a.m. ' At the plant, personnel represenflltlve Jim Lewis said that procluc. tlonhadnotresumedasof7:31a.m. · "We're hqllllg to get back Into prodllcllon oh the !II!COIId shift," at about 3 p.m., Lewis said. "I don't know what the problem Is. You'd have to talk to the local union." At UAW Locall22 In Northfield, · members said that they had not beell .notlfled by the lnternatlot: :1 unlm .Qf a settlement or told by their ll!llders to return to work. ''All we knOw Is what reporters are telllila ua ·and what we hear on the news,". said a union officer, woo WOOid not give his name. Local · presjdept Bob Weissman could not be reached for comment. About 3,1!10 hourly workers at the Twins· burg plant are covered by the local. In subultan Toledo, :m workers at the: Chrysler' machine components plant In Perrysburg went back to their jobs at about 7 a.m. At UAW Local ~435. a spokeswoman IJld that.picket lines were removed lad all first-shift workers were retumlng to their jobs. Alnlt 900 .hcurly workersareemployed at the plant. At the company's Van Wert plant. where powder metal parts are manufactured, a spokesman said that workers were back on the job soortly after 7 a.m. About :.rtl hourlyworkersareemployedatthe plant. In Cleveland, a worker aL the Chrysler parts depot said all dayshift employees were back on the job. The depot Includes 62 hourly employees covered by Local 563. Chrysler operations In Dayton and In Sandusky were not affected by the expiration of the UAW agreement at mldnlght 'TUesday. The contract had been, extended for 24 oours to rnkln!ght Wednesday and workers began walking off the job following the end of that extension. we-e eastbound. ' ,MUTi88'llicenses A marriage license was Issued In .Mc!fas Counly Probate Court to Ro'WI Harold Smith, 31, Racine, and ~ Cunningham, 'll, Rt. 3, ~ ' ()been-ance canceUed · A Friends Night observance ~ lor Friday by Racine Qlapter, Order of Eastern Star, OSP cites woman following accident · AMiddleport woman was cited rM.l ,.!· ' But the annoonrement of a tentative agreement did not affect walkouts at the defense division plants that Cluysler sold to .General Dynamics Corp. In March. The UAW contracts at the General Dynamics tank plants In Lima, tn Warren, Mich. and .ln SCranton, Pa., also expired at midnight but· had been extended to 10 a.m. WEdnesday. Workers walked off the job . at those plants Wednesday morning. Negotiations between the UAW and General Dynamics were expected to continue today In Warren, Mich. The previous contract co- · vered about s,:m hourly workers at the three plants.· General DynamIcs assumed responslbWty for the UAW contracts when It purchased the division for $348.5 mllllon. tJi eJK sslve speed for condlt!OIIs •ibereault rl a single-car accident • . lrfllp Counly Road 3 Wednes- _.mon!Jng. . ' ~ to the G8iua-Melgs , _ ~ the State Highway Patrol, Flllk waiJOUthbound at 12:36 a.m. willa abe went off the right side~ road, loSt cootrol and hl1 a a. •. ~ :n, ' ' ~ .~/ ; i~ .. -"""· . Reg . • 4.00 .... Sale Reg. $6.60 .. . Sale Reg. $7,00 .. . Sale Reg. $9.60 .. . Sale - . they not, conunlttee members said will return next week. The conunlttee was fOillled by RII!IY Magnone, director of the Ohio Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental DlsabWtes, to . deal with employee complaints. Employees have charged the GOC ~tratloa wltJi a host of offenses, Including, hl!rrasment of • ....._'lob bollshmen employees '-..~ · a ts and Improper transfer~ clients. Ma;t emplOyees seemed ha1J$1Y for a chance to express their complaints. One~ said she tnok an lnlr of penmallej!ve to meet with the committee. ~ OVP ~ lltalletr 'i'a!· About i!O jJI8ellt and f~ Hpolls Developmental Center emptoyees'waltedTIIundaytoexpress their Cootplalnts. and ~ regarding i. variety of Issues to the GOC ReviewCanmlttee. Most ~ cautious opilmlsm that the committee wlll'resoive their complaints. "1 really t1on't !mow what will cune~thls." one employee said. "I hope sorne,thlng does.'' Anolller .said the committee lnembi!I'S ''seemed concerned" abrut till!~ sbe (itesented. ' 'lbe cmunl~ met with 23 per- rnslnlng .employeeS today, If the • Bi dEFFGRABMEIER OY,PIWI~ · Depending on Who you listen to, a state panel's report concerning alleiell health violations at \he GaUlpolls Developmental Cel$relther "leaVES roon\ for Interpretation" or "meansabsolutelynothlng.:' Onestateofflctaldlssatlsfi.Ed with the report has called for a new ex·amlnatiOn of the clulrges brought · againStGOC. Thereportwastheflnalactlonofa · state panel . which heard GOC's appeal .of citations It receivEd last BOYS' $19.95 QVI.T .UNED SPORTSWEAR ·sALE FLANNEL ·sHIRTS ts•._ ~ .... Wlllblm .tvie with 111811 front. MW , F.Ji. Spot U.4to14. S~~. . DecEmber. The citations. Issued by the Ohio Department of Industrial Relatlolls, charged that GOC was riot !ollowlngproperprocedurestoprevent~ spread of amebic hlstolyt· lea, an Infectious disease of the Intestines. The panel consisted of one representatlve each from four state agencjes. Its report listed several "Observations and, reconunendatlons" which emphasized Improved communicatlon between GOC and the Department of Ilidustrlal Relat!OIIs: , Butltdldnotdealdlrectlywlthtbe cltat!OIIs, and this has angered IJo. two 111811 ftep poduJt. Snepa on wrist cuff., Size 8 thnl20. · Colorflll plalda. Weekend . . Sale. . _.t, ~ Vall», ju.np.,. ~ 1ope. . . . Reg. *6.00 .. :, .. sii. 'Reg. • .11,.00 ·... Sele _.v., ... . Reg. •1~J:OO .....--..w >Reg. *22.00 .. .. '.:.$.:1.550 MEN'S $19.95 STRETCH DENIM JEANS of three~ not coonectEd with theODMR. · TherevlewboardwOlwlllpresent a final set of ~lions to Morse Chapel Homecomlllg will be held Sunday, Sept. 19 with the Rev. George Hoschar of Wes.t Columbia as g\\E!St speaker. Special singers wUl be Donna Bogard and the Folmer Tr! of Long Bottom along with othe local singers. The public Is Invited to attend. '\"'I : , < Reg; •16.00... :~~S8Ie. $11 ,99 Ret,419.oo ....: .s.~e •111.19 ~ •2s.ao~ e20.1B R"'. *,~-~ .... :Sale $30.39 LEOTARDs·and TIGHTS A complaint for an appeal was flied by &1n Harris, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, against the Bureau ·of Motor. Vehicles, Columbus. Pink; Lt. Blue, Navy, lllec:k, Wln(t .nci Brown 1t1 Slzft . Petite thrU X•IMge. . · ' - . " · • ··, !'eg.' $5.21511ghts... ,....... .. . ........ ' Reg. $8.60 Tights!. .......... Sele tl.59 Reg. •11.00 ....... , .....Sele U .• . Reg. $11.60 ~dl ..... ~ .llle ft:lt Reg. $12.00 ~dli ..... Sele $10.1~ Emergency runs Four caDs were answered by Jo. cal emergency units Wednesday, the Meig!J County Emergency~· ' .leal Service reports. . . At U:50 a.m., the ~ ent Gallipolis Developmental Center employees IJlet with the COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Results of a survey released today showed a "distressing and alarmIng problem" concerning the use or drugs and alcohol by students In Ohio' s public schools. The survey, described as semi· random, Involved 1,700 students. It was coilducted by lite department of mental health among students In grades ~en through 12. State Rep. Mlc~l A. Fox, R' HlmU19D, wbo Is olferlng legislation to help correct the problem, said the survey dilia Indicates 71 percent rl t11e. studellis In ihose gradescummtlyareusersofdrugs or alcoool: Fox and. the mental health olflcta1s Involved In the survey de, cllned to klelltlty the , schbois In ....s• filed f • present~d · REVIEW ALLEGA· TIONS- Past and pres- nald Leivls, the Department of In- mine If health regulat!OIIs are belllg dustrlal Relations official !ollowetl, but added that he "may responsible for citing GDC. hold off" unUI the present controv"They (the panel) did absolutely ersy Is Settlell. · · ODMR and GOC officials do not notlllng," Lewis said. "The report doesn'taddreSstheproblemslnany agree that the report Is way." ' meaningless. AccordlngtoLewls,offlclalstrom h!s department andODMRdedded GOCSuperlntendentRobertZimmennan, while aDowlng there Is at the appeal hearing that the panel room for lnterpretatiOII In the recoulddooneofthreethlngs: vacate port,saldlastweekhefeltltwas"a the citations, modify them, or upvindication" of the center's claims oold them." that It has .fnllowt:ll necessary "Theydldn'tdoanyotthethree," regu1atlons. r Lewis said. "GOCwas certainly not JameS G. Nibert, safely consulexonerated." tant for ODMR, said It was "very He has requested that another ' · wise' • of the cmunlttee not to deal panel meet and ilea)·more speclfl' with the citations directly. callywlth thecltailons. "Ithlnkltlsanlmposslblelssueto Lewis said he Is pressing for a decldeonewayortheother,"Nibert more specific report because he said. knoWs ODMR will not take the The citations dealt with " highly Initiative. , technlcal Issues" and 'the Depart"(The Department of) Mental ment of lndustrlal Relat!OIIs should Retardation Is not golllg to cootlnue have have consulted medical ex.with the appeal because the report perts before Issuing them, he said. makes them lookllke!hey'rerlght," he said. The ODMR weleomes lnvestlgaUntil the Issue Is decided, Lewis ttons of their.factllt_les, Nibert said, said he considers the citations but he agreed With the panel's conIssued In December to bi! stW 1n elusion thatrnorecommunlcatlonls effect. He said an otfiCial from his necessary before cltAtloos are depai'tment will toor GDC to deterIssued. .f . I. Complaints Magnone. School.drug abw~, hits ~pidemlc proportions Pre-washed bkie denim. Femoul Wrangler Flex-F'n •comfort lbtitdl jealia. Makes your •,feel great end look great. Sizes 29 to 42 Waitt, lengths 30 to 38. This ·weekend .... Sunday homeooming ~=~~=~ . ~... Angered state official ~ants GDC situation re-examined Sale Ends Saturday UTTLE GIRLS' Reg. 14.49- 63" .:.....9.40 pr. Reg. 16.99-72" .... $10.40 pr. Reg. 18.49-84" ... ..10.70·1*, Reg. 17.99- 83" .....11.70 pr. Reg. 18.49-72" ... .$12.00 pr. Reg. 1~. 99-84" ... .$12.40 pr. ~ Were a la"""'"n matter." ..... ~ ... AcconUng to JIIIIII!S Fli!Wellen, chalnnan of the cmunlttee, nxm complaints he heard coocerned bumping rlgbts and "Issues lnvolvlng the adlninlsirattve ...-H." • ..... Flewellen lsc~ ofODMR'sOfflee of Hwnan Resources. Other membersofthecommltteeareBob Merkel, chief !'f aaency services at the Department of Adrrtirmtratlve SeJvlces; Lee Qavls, ~ dlrector at TlfflriDevelopmental Cen. . ter; and Molly Mortenson, 8dmlnlstrattve assistant to Sen. Qakley ~~ R-IrOOton. . ~ 'has said the lnfonna- • ttonbe ga~ by tiiiR'OI!lmlttee wfU /~ (.theGOCadJtP.nlstratlonl have d6ne everything bUt llfenle," she said. "Now It's ttme to light bBck." Another eri!p~ said: "I tried io go thrOOgh the t hannels at GOC and they tOOugllt my complaints sevm-bour session to meet with the re- JY1E!!1!11n1 roomat the Columbus and Smithem ObiD Electric Co. bulld1ng on SecondAvenuewasavallable. U WALLPAPER .:. 20°/o OFF 011r A revival Is belllg held at·the Hobson Church of Christ In Christian Union beginning this evening through Sunday. EvangeliSt Is the Rev. Fred Crabtree and pastor Is WW!am Crabtree. The pubHc Is Invited to attend. . ......,.. .G- .............. · ~~ """".. . 14Y, OUnCe No-feult IJU . .' . nimend~. . . . %7 to 42 waltt end ........ 30 to 38 Inch-. Wll not lhrWI. wrinkle or IF- llulaiJtleg GDC ReVIew Committee Thursday to present their· complaints.. TOP: Committee member Lee Davis and Chairman James FleweDen Hsten' as an employee discusses a problem. 80TI'OM: Employees await their chance to speak with the committee. Eastern board plans forum sessionsi A series of public forum meetings to discuss a new five mW levy to be voted on In the November eleetlon were set up when the Eastern Local Board of Education met In regular session Thursday night. The five mW levy would run five years. The I!I'st meeting will be held Sept. 31, at 8 p.m. at Chester Elementary. Other meetings will be Oct. 7, at 8 p.m. at Riverview Elementary and Oct. 14, at 8 p.m. at '!Uppers Pllllns Elementary. · During the forum meetings, tours of the schools wW be made and text books wfU be shown. The board, In other business, set up a building charge list for use of the bulldlngs In the dls~t Booster cluba and PrO organlza. !Ions wW be charged for custodian only. Other non-profit organizations will be charged for custodian, $1 per put• WASHINGI'ON (AP ) - A Demo p~l to provide :m,OOJ public lleJ'Vlce jobs Is lleaded for possible trouble tn the Senate .alter being approved · by the }louse. which students tespunded to ques- . where RepubliCans branded It "a .!Ions. saying that to do so wOUld billion-dollar ballot box ' baUout result In community mid parental bill." 1 resentment. Amid sdme of.the sharpest part!· But at a news eoce, fox san exchalips beard this year on said the swvey baduenw~uteH0111efloor, the$1buiiQnDemoblllty of onlt 2 pel1.'ell(, Tbere l:rltk plan was adopted Thursday 889,001 studellts In· tile seventh on ·• m 169 ·votll and sent to the . through the'12th Jllllllllli Ohio, he GOP-controlled.Senate, where It Is sal4. . • ' . ; expected to ~ecelve •a chilly ~In a.,, .... abllll! l epi- 1~..-derDic Pl'IJI)Ortloaltlll Olllo'a pubUc . SeDate Majority Le~r Howard peboo1 iystem ... CUU!Dtiii:IUI all H. Baker Jt., R-Tenn., has said he ~ ~ Uld ~-· both . does.not plan to brlllg up the bill In rurallnd ~ oMi'ut••rr · ;" ·he . ,tbli Senate. Bqt 11e ac~ It ~ addlg tluit ,..,~ Ill ccu,t ... up• 811 ~to ''llllmlll 1114 dlt a" 1 : : ·~~ iellllatloiL Be aald that 'lflllle.• petceaf ~ . .,,_ .. both lnlii!S pass the bill,. (Contlllued on pqe 8) .a VI!'IO·l!Y, President Reagan wOUld cratlc are orbool .... 1111aWtsl 111.... •us , .. , belli...., ....... • • r AOBD-fte .... PwwiiJ . . . . . . . . . _ liii&BIIltllal... J 'lllirM I I, ........ w~~~tt~.n ...,,. , .... F II .......... Tile..,, .• , • ..._,.' 1J11t111t . . . . . '? .. .._IIIPII!IIIIIl• ... ' ss 1 • ..._ au .. - . ... ..., ·. r , ..... ..,...., . M ,' lrt a.bdl- jiliN's .... .a lllr·IIIII& l*a En lie &wv _,oed ;;:;t:: ..--:~~... :..'';''.:~;: ~~ ' · -=. ='ts• ............. '* · . .......... ,.. . _, ..... . ......... .....--_.............. . • .. •r ' · I i , ' N · -~c "· ....,....,.. ~"lll!ldwe& . -- -. . r :. ' ,1 oour for lights and Sl and hour for heat. Other ogranlzatlons who wish to use any of the buUdtngs for profit will be charged $50 for the first six hours, $5 and hour for Ughts and $5 arid hour for heat. It the event goes overslxhourstheywlllchargsland additional $10 an hour. The board employed tl)efollowlng subatltute teachers, Jeanette Men· gon. Dorotha Petrel, Roberta Maidens. Betty Roush and David Weber. Scott Wolfe was employed as year book advisor and Nola Young was employed as substitute secretary and teachers aide. The board agreed to sell two busses that were advertised for sale. The bid ofttie R4clneChurchof the Nazarene Chlirch was accepted In the amount of $402 for a 48passenger bus and the bid of VIrgil , Holsinger, Reedsville, In the amount of ~ lor a 66-passenger bus. Members of the FFA were given approval to attend the Fann SCience review tn Columbus at the end of Sept. Members are to assume all expenses. David Janson, principal, was given approval to attend the NI!W Principal Conference In Columbus on Sept. 22 and 23. · The board also approved the pay. ment ot tuition for students to attend Carleton SChool. The board also approved an activity fonn for athletic contests. · The next regular meeting of the board will be held Oct. 21. at 7: ll p.m. A specla) meeting will be held Sept. 29, at 7:30p.m. to discuss the bus situation In the Arbaugh Addl· !1011, '!Uppers Plains. ·oemocrats' job billln trouble '*" ' suStained moderate · I 1 So<tlon, 12 Pag.. 15 C:..ts A Multimedia Inc:. Newsraer .. CoiDmittee h:ears employe charges $3.19 .4.39 $6.69 $7.69 DRAPERY SALE Unit went· to Rou1e U4 tor Jillla . who was taken to Moodlspaup . . Veler8118 Meniortaflfoepltal aadat ,4CIJ'drM!DbyDavldP. Turner. 6:32 p,m., the RaciDe unit tock t1, RJlDIIIJI!Y, W.Va., received mod- . Scotty Hubblrd from 111!11' the Ra· ..... dlmql! In an accklelit on · cine Elementary School to J?lea· Wrii·.W ebster Rd. In Gallla sant Valley Hospital 81111 at 9:45 . 0D'1f3'· . . . Till ..trol llates 'I'IInler' was p.m. tookHeatherBamettfrilrnthe i': · ..,......., at 9:IMI a.m. when he . fire llation .to Veterans Memlrlal. i ' ... dt tile rllbt side ~ tbe roed The !Jyrat'lllle Unit at 9:25p.m. tock Msrk Clay to Veteranl Memortal. t~'·i '• .ill CM!I'IIIrDed. , :. / j en tine c••""''"''"2 j ton blends. Complete nmgeoflizel. ~ Revival announced . Ap~al at y . VoUI,No.95 and has been cancelled due to the death of Mrs. Mary SChull. 1\vo cars reCeived light damages In 811 accident on W. Main St., near 1J! Pomeroy-Masoo bridge Wed· n8lday night Pomeroy Pollee said a Car driven by Mary Rogers, Galli· poliS, struck the rear of a car driven by Paul Taylor, Pomeroy, stopped at the traffiC light. The vehicles ' ' Two Day s.Je on olir 1111t1re l1ock of Carnilolel, Ful Sllpa, Teddla end Half Sllpa. Nylon or poly/cot· Haunted House ~. · hits Ohio plant • trlen., LADIES' .SLIPS Wildcat strike . Page 12 ' AlL Jaycees . contlou~ M..,.uderettetJ beaten by .~AHS !0118 i1ur1llg tile Meigs County happenings.. Minor damages 1 E.L,. HIJTII'.II: Son; Charlelton, chaJlie, altematt 3, and ,.,,100 $1,639,1117 ·(400 days), bale bid, · days) , alternate 4. • ;$M,OOI (400 dliys), alternate ·1, · Kine Contracting, lnc., JackJo!. $112,tnl (400 days) , attemate 2, no Olllo, $1,619,700 (481 dayl) 1 . , . cbsnge, alternate3, and~tnl(400 bid, ~.lnl . (4.'1 days), alterpate 1· days), IJiternafe 4; E.P. Leach II: $91,100 j4.'1 days), alternate 2, rib Spns, Huntington, $11564,<XXI (481 cbsnge, alterna~3, and~ (:t} days) , bale bid, $43,500 (31 days), days), alternate 4; · Ne!gbborpJJ alternate 1, $75,<XXI (&).daY,), alter· 1. Construc.Uon, Hun tlngtoll', nste 2, no cbsnge, al~te 3, and $1,56(,400 (365 ·days), base . bl!li $88,700 (il dafl)i alternate 4; Ed- 150,600 ' (&l days), alternate l, Pat · Constructl~ll; Cl!arleston, ·189,100 (90 days), alternshl2, &f $1,6.'1l,tnl (450 days) , base bid. duct SZIO (no days), alternste3, and $43,001 (Included In base bid If $88,<XXI (10 days), aiternste.4; and awarded within 90 days), alternste Soutl\em Coostructloo, St. Albani, 1, $107,001 (Included In baae bid), $1,412,700 (450 days), base bid alternate 2, deduct $2,500 (Included $34,100,- alternate 2, $99,100, alterIn base bid If awarded within 90 nate 2, no cllange, alternate 3,"and days), alternate 3, and $118,001 (In- $74,<XXI (31 days) , alternate 4. • eluded In baae bid If awarded · within 90 days) , altemaie 4; Erp, • Construction. Sl,Q50,001 (400days ~ , To end marnages base bid, $39,<XXI (31 days), alter. ' nste 1, $61,1!10 (90 days), alternste Two suits tor diVOI'Ce, two dJ.sso. · 2, add$12,Q50(31days),alternate3, lutlons and an appeai :hive been and $61.lBI (90 days), alternate 4. rued In M~ O!untY ·eommllO J .A. W118on 1r Co., Sl Albans, Pleas Coort • $1,8l2,<m ·<400 days) , baae bid, Filliig fm- ·dlvom> were A.llM .· $37,600 (31 days), alternate 1, Rutll Cundiff,. Rt. 1, MlcldlepoJ\ $70,300 ·(31 days), alternste 2, no against Greg.Kelth Cundiff, Rl J.; change, alternste 3, and t82,500 (31 Mlltliepolt and KeWe Dawn Vlt!' days ), alternste 4; John CooleY, - rllng, a minor by Mary Jane HeadGahanna, Ohio, $1,588,015 (Dl ley her mother and next 1· days), base bid, $35,tnl (31 days), ~Plains, against Gary~ · alternate 1, $48,tnl (31 days), alter· VIerling, Tuppers Plains. · ,: Flllngfordlssolutlon~~ nate 2, $5,<XXI (no days) , alternate a, and $'18,<XXI (:.I days), alternate 4; were Terry lee ,McGuire, VInton':.. Karr Construction, Chester, Ohio, and Debbie Lynn McGuire, Vinton'· $1,493,<XXI (365 days), bue · bid, andCathyAnnSwartz,Middieport,' $34,965 (:.! days), alternate 1, and Jerry David Swartz, $75,<XXI (:.I days), aitel118te 2, ·no Middleport. ·- .• be virtually assured because of the administration's opj)06itlon to federal financing of local Pliblle works jobs programs. The bill was pas sect after an unusually soUc:l Democratic majonty rejected a $15 billion Republican verslon~the planona243-152vote. . Majority Leader .Jim Wright, DTexas, .who led the DemocratiC puSh for the bill all week, acknowlEdged It was . not meant to end the natiOn's 9.8 percent unemployment rate. · The measure is ;t"a tourniquet to staunch the hemon11age by wblch thiS ·ecoiiOill¥ Is bleeding ... ," Wright. said. -· ' Wright said the bill would put people to wqrk • ret~alrlng roads, · bridges, and other publiC facWttes. Republican Leeder Robeit H. Ml· . chel rlllllnol$ dea1ed the bill. "It will dl!celve, 'defleCt and de~- fang a lot of unsuspecting unem· ployed working Amer icans who want their congressman to do something about their plight and they don't care what," Michel said. Michel also said the Democratic effort was an attempt to break "two years of economic sobriety" and "go on a blnge agaln,drlnklngfrom the same old bottle of economic moonslllne labeled 'Old Budget Buster.''' Republican Whip Trent i.ott of MISsissippi dubbed tile measure "a billion-dollar ballot box haDout bill," adding that · Democrats brought up the .. slxlrt-term, .c!ead· end jobs bill to buy their own reelectiOn." .. .Democrats, meanwhUe, Insisted ' was better than no action their bDI at all. · · �----·--·-·· -~·-- - .. . • •• { • Commentary:< · - • • .. . r , ;. ( ( ' ~. , 11 ll..m-i i!C I>J·:\ 'OTEOTO nJE INTEREST OF THt: MEifiS.MASf•N ARt:A ROBERT L. WINGETT PUblh;twr IIOB HOEFLICH DALE ROTHGEB, JF Nt'WMF..dlhw A MI-:MBF.R 1-t Tht' A~lut· llllfd Pm~. Inland 011fl~· Pn"!l.' As~nrl'i11lit111 Hllfl Uu• Amt•rinn Nt•WHpaJWr IJubll!lh.>n AIINIIt•llllml. · · I .. I • \ I ,. l.t-:nF.RS OF llJ'INION'IIrt'•,..,.,,.ttfnl'dl Tht~ H ltt~kl tM•Jn;s lhHU300 "untti IIIII ~. All ' li•lll'l'!i Mrt' IIUbjt'l'l Ill ~itlnJ( . IIiMI wui l fit:l ~ ~J{~I· With IUimt'. addrt• s ~ and ll'ltopbunr numht•r. Nu umi~111M.IIt> Ut'M1 Wtll bi•publiJdW:d. IA"It4rn; ,;h,IUid ht· in K'H idlvslr , ;eddrt•ll.dn~ iiHIIn. not pert'onalillt'l'l. " . Looking for a leader It consumers are to lead the troubled fcooorny otit of the wUdemess, tljey'd better get a move on. If they are able to. ·The latest evidence of unw1Jllngne5s <r Inability to spend corpes In the 29 pllrcent decline In new-car sales In theflrstlOdayliofSeptemljer, lnspl~of promotions, heavy advertising and cash Incentives. ,• · ·And In defiance, you might say, of cOntinued lnilustJy forecasts•of an almost Inevitable upturn In sales. Inevitable, lndustr,; peopl41_ reasoned, bl!cause the average car IS now around 7 years old and l'lllllllng out of them?" 'The Hotspur question still rings .vlth all its old sardonic overtones. In the matter of hte SoViet plpeUne, Mr, Reagan called upon ow; best · frtends In Europe, notably France and Britain, to halt the shipment of American technology to the Russians. Would they come when he did call for them? No wa~. In the week after that fiasco, the president called again. He called upon Israel to halt the settlement In Gaza and ·the WeSt Bank. He called upon other Ara~ nations to ~oln Egypt In TeCOglllzjng the reaUty of Israel. He called Upon Jordan and be called upon the Palestinians. He would call these splrtts from the MIdeast's vasty deep. But no one came when he did call fOr them. It was a frustrating time. 'The headUne wrtter was turned happily to the very "defy," which fits nicely In a one-column hea4: "France Defies Reagan Demand." England ' defied. Even Italy defied. On the day after the president's s~h. the Israeli Cabinet ganged up In a brtstllng statement of rejection: · "'There ·shall settle freeze. We shall c6ntlnue to estabUsh the min accordance wlf.h our natural rtght" 'The follOwing week we watched on TV as bulldozers pilshed aside the sands of Gaza. ln issuing thl!Sf! clarton calls, ahd =-e=s=-=i=io=n=·:..___;,____Ja_mes_·_.J._K_upa__,'-t~-k,• "ae . . . remerilbered. • i. ~ Sf the same tdlen, Mr. Reagan's ... dramatic ptopoeal fOr new' multi- :~ ' lateral taliii,IJ!·tllll Mldeut~l!lly. may ~ .fn41ttu1.. ~ My first thought, In both In both ~ Instances, was that Mr. Reagan · · was playing poor poker. He had no .: ~ useful . hole card against ~ - ~ and England, and he had no pOilU- · cally realistic hole card agatnst.Js. :; rae!. 'Ibis Is not when Qne calls. On -~ serond uiougbt', with the.expulsiOn ' . of the PW from J,.eb8nOQ, Mr. Rea· gan may have caught oi.e rt thale tides In the 8f!alr of men whlch, taken at the flood, leads on to for- ! .tune. 1 seem to· be tuli of Shakes-: peare today, but Old, Bl11 was a fellOw whose woi1ol a president could read with profit. Lawmakers gearing up to reduce.welfare rolls ' • I oonterence Berry's World " Human comedyftL_____._______;,___.tt_rr_!J_.uc_h_wd_ttf "Your manuscript is trashy, tawdry, sleazy !ltld idiotic - in short, it 's DYNAMITE/" :Today in·History Today is Frtday, Sept. 17, the 2Wth day of 1982. There are 100 days left In the year. Today's hlgh\lght In blstory: . • On Sept. 17, 1665, the great bubonic plague broke out In London. On this date: In 1948, Sweden's Count Folke Bernadotte, the U.N. mediator In :the Lsraeli-Arati conflict over Pales1J11!!, was mUrdered near Jerusa· :1eni and was succeeded by Dr. Ralph Sunche of the United States. · In 1949 a Toronto pier fire destroyed the "Noronlc," the largest ~~~ s~amerori thEWreat Lakes, kWingrnorethanl.OOpeop!e. · · ' In 1967, a rtot durtng a sd&:er game In Turkey left 42 people dead """' '"'ured •· ' ,aJ11duuu .....,._ • ' ._., , . · • In 1978, Egypt's President Ariwar Sadat and lsraell Prime Minis, : ter Menachem Begin ~ncluded a summit meeting at Camp DaVId, :Maryland, with the signing rt a fr~r'k (or·pea_c e the Middle I :East. ' ' • . . . ' ! • Ten years ago: lsraeu army ~ts withdrew after a two-day sWeep :tiJrouih IIOIJI!lem Lebarion In which' at least fiO Arab guerrtl1.as were .reported killed. .. . FJv'eyears ago: South AfriCa's Justice Minister acknowledgedf<i~ •the first timl! posSible trregularlties In the \!'Bf, ~ dea)t with ;black leader Stephen Blko, wlio dll!d' ln custody. : ; One year faO: 'The may(lr of Albany, N.Y., cilnceJed aeon~! ~ _~_, ....;.o,., match tn that clty'wlth the Soutll African natiOdalii!Bm I IJIDII ... VJ ' \ ! . l 1 • fCiii tear that a riot wouk! ensue. · , · , ' ·: •'f!ldaY'• blrthda~ Fonner astronaut Thomas~ Ill !12. l\u' thor KeD Keee:Y Ia n. ' . tor today: I never ~ of the tuturi!. It comes soon . enougb.- Albert Einstein. Gennan:born J!!tYslclst (~~). 'Ole lady came In to see Senator Jesse Beenbag the other day. She was carrying a baby In her anns. Beenbag lmmedlately ,called In the Senate phoiO!Irapher to have b1s picture taken with It. "It's mighty kind of you to stop by," the senator said, tryl,ng to usher her out tlf bls office after the · . picture taking. "1 didn't come,to hav~ my plctue taken," the wonian said. . "'Then why are you· here?" "You're leading thetightonabor· tlon, and I thought yo~~ ,could help me .wiih this unwanted baby.'' . ·"You mean you dori't want this baby? ~' • How come It the Reagan government Is ·so ·concerned about preventing people from having abortions, they keep cutting back on all the services for unwanted children?" . "'The government cannot .afford to take care of chlldren after they're born. We can't fund every screwball soclal program fOr unwanted chlldren, or we'll never have a balanced budget." . . "So what do I do with the kid?" "Madame, l have no Idea what yousholllddowithyoUrchlld.Butlf you thlilk the ant-abortioo' forces are going tosupportltfrolnthecradie to the grave, you're sadly' mlstakeil. The federal government has to .~ -out ' of· he chlld-retu'ihg "No, sir. I have five more at home and I can't afford to feed them. I fl~ slnce)'OU'aresoln- busllless.l! terested In )inman life, you CQUld "Slnceyou'resocohcemedabout tell me where I could get some help the vaiue of hlliruln life, why don't you talt!! the' kid?" .• · ·, to raise this one:" "My Interest In human life ·starts "Wh8t would I do with 'a chlld~" ·at co~Uon· and ends with thefe- . , ''That's the question I keep ask" • · tus. Once the baby is born, you're . 'lng myself.l' 11 on your own/ ' • ' ' • • ·, "Have you gone to the JocaJ child "'That's wliat I was afraid of. services omce?" "'They closed jt beca~ the 1!0' vemment cut off all their funds. 'The local ohartties have no rnoriey, I and all the food programs are going out of busl!lesS." . "'Then get a job," Beenbag Said Impatiently. . · ~rm trying to. But even 111 found one I couldn't af!ord the day- care eenter. 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STATION WAGON ....... $1795 1976 Auto., PB, Air, 42.1)00 Milas. 1976 VW RABBIT .................................... S1395 383 N;· 2nd-Ave., ltiddleport, OH. 45769 ~man to abort, so I had my baby. "NalllhiJ b!Jf." · 23-22 In a nationally televised Na. t1ona1 Football League game. ·Ferg~~SCX~ said he had no qualms about the gBmble, or !lending Curtis Browtiotttacldelnthethlr):lqUarter on fourth and one at the BWs' 30yard-llne. . "Against a team like Minnesota, you'we got to gamble. You've got to take rtsks," Ferguson said. Minnesota Coach Bud Grant wouldn't argue with that reasontng, but hi! said questionable penalties also were a factor In b1s team's loss. . CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Since you were so adamant on the son. I'm trying to gat prayers back In school, pro~~<;~~ ~Industry, and fight the hand-gun control lobby. I don't have time to worry al!out your chlld's weliare•." · :n_te lady put the baby 011 Been· "You·cametothewrong~," . ba2'sdesk. , · · · Beeobag · said angrlb\~· "Mi bill · • ,';'What are you _do~" ~bag makes 1t a federal crime NOT to screamed, , ' · 'have a baby. ilut It ~·tprOvide ··"I'm changlrig bls dla~. ·y~ con!lnl!lng servJes· for !e who don' ,!have a ~ hand~~ have one. Why is your . crytng?" spare, do you?'.' . .• , • "I (~!leSS he's h111J81'Y;::· the lady "Get out of my oftlce and ,tut· said . . "Unwanted ·ciJlldien cry a ' tliat bawling klq with wu," ·Biiibr •' lot" .• bag said . " .. • ' ;,~Oil're not going to change my · ''If~ support riglttto Ute,'"' ¥ . stallj! on abortions just beciluse la!IY aald, ''yop' have to' ~ yOur baby Ill crying," Beeobag ~t . tO '· life fullctlona," . . ' • ' ·wamed. "WI!I'e )'011 seat by t1ie . "But he, just did It aD Olll!r tbe 'Pianlled·Pareatbood people?" Presldellt's lettl!r of 11JPP0r1 fOio my ·~No. it W.. my Idea. I ~w YIK! on· bOi," Beenbal med.ti!Ievlslon a whlle bllck IIIYI!II U . 'The lady amOed, ·~ said, Page 3 4 ipd .. 6ft. bed, Slant If ~allipQ.lis gals ~to.p Mara.uderettes mlles. . : r But apparently there ate lnevltables of another sort Involved, the'prtmary ones being that If you don't have a job you probably don't have money to spend, or If carrying costs are lleyond your budget you may manage to dQ without. • . While not as finn, thereareolherlmpedlments to sales. Ifyoufeelprtces niay fall or at least not rtse very much you might be inclined to delay buying. And If you feel. uncertain about the future you avoid making big cornmltments. :students of the marketplace long have been aware that you cannot 'fcirecastconsurner behavlorslmplyby the amount of money or credit that is' available to them, no matter what bankers say. :Before a decision to buy is made, it has beell demonstrated, the consuoo · mer must have both the ability and thf! wWingness to buy. Statistics show that many farnWes have put their tlnanclal. houses In order during the .past two years, paying their bills and adding' to their savings. 'They are able to buy, wlllch accounts for those optlmlstlc fOrecasts. . · :But are they willing to buy? Or have they ,become so devoted tojlnprovlng their Uquldlty that they wW walt untO the Incentives to buy become niore attractive? Or, perhaps, are they frightened of! by economic uncertainty? ' In spite of the general statistics, which tend to average the extrl!mes out of sight, there is an obviously massive part of the consumer market that is unable to buy. 'They might love to buy. But they aren't able to IJ4Y. :In this category are~ unemployed, the under-employed and those who COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -State program, Including one In which . took part. statewide candidates tor. the .first : able-bodiEd we~ recipients. are ~ve given up lOOking. While the number of unemployed is Usted officially oftlcla1.s and lawmakers are geartime, including Rlchllrd,F. CeleSte, as 10.8 million workers, another 6 million or 7 mlllloo taU Into the other Ing up for the start of ''work!ai-e" glvenjobsonpubllc~t.enanceor 'The Ohio Electric Utility Institute Democratfor governor. ' .. programs aimed at reducing Oblo's improvement projectli... plans a news media ca~rtes. . 'Ibis week, the club·lssued what , A new . subsidized employment : Many 11 not most of these people, it would seem, have such pressing bills welfareroUs. seminar at Ohio State Univer. was called anenvlronmllntal\IOtlng·, wW allow prtvateemployprogram they cannot consider adding more by purchasing non-essentlal.s. And slilce sity on Oct. 6,tnanappal'Bttetrortto chart, rating state lawmakers as to , Public hearings by the Leglsla: some are heads of households, their flnanclal problems are magnified by ture's We!fare Oversight Commls- ers to hire recipients and receive explain rates and otherutllltyprobhow !hey voted to protect the ,· envirOnment. · · dependents. · · ston were !Cheduled this week In St their welfare · benefits, but. at the lemll tothepubUc. ·The combination of unwillingness and Inability have become so ent- Cl.alrs~, ' ·' )':oungstnwn. 1, CQiljffi· same time~ must pay the recipChief executives of the state's Thcrnas Jenkins, chairman Qfthe . Ients the mlnltnurn wage. Wined that one feeds on the other. lnvestor-QWJII!d utilities wW hold a groop's legislative committee, said . bus, Athelli, ~ J)aYton. " ' Also tncludl!d 1s a so-called "job news as part of the one- the chart IS designed "as a guide In, Otiien! areta I4P SePt··~ In Canclul)'' In wblch reclplepts and wel- day program. · making Intelligent voterdeclskms." • ton and ~ folkiWed bY a fare applicants are taught how to Clnclnnatl !ieaitna on Sepi; 21 and a 'There also wW be speakers who Twenty Hoose members and !lve·. seek and obtain employment. 'The wW ·Include ,Lyn Nofziger, one of senatorswereglvenl00Percentrat- , sessiOn In Toledo Oti Sept. 24. latter has been trted In pilOt projects Rep. Mtli-y . ·.o; Boyle, DPresident Reagan's advlaers, and lngs tor supporting Sierra Clubposl- ., CJeveland, )Vho headli the tommls· In some counties and described as Carl-Sellgson, vice president of the lions. All are Demoaats. ' ' New Yori!. broker finn rt Merlll, slon, ~ys the hearings are designed , hlghly'successtui. -~ Rep. Michael f.. F;olc, R· Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Smith. • Senate Presldellt PaulE. GWmor. ~ to eJIPlal.n ·pewly adopted welfare departmenl -rules concerning the Hainllton, a member of the over.- R-Port.Cllnton, says .the next ses: , workfare programs which are sche- Sight group and a co-SP,DnSOr of the '""' Ohio Sierra Club, which has slon df the Leglslatw:i! ~ been duled to go Into effect early next enabling. legislation, said that In a~.tt· S,aoo members, has s~ scheduled for Nov. 9,oneweekafter: some counties, jobs were found by up Its political activities thl$ ~year. ,I the fall ~lectlon. 'There are three elements In the more than !lJ percent of those who Earl.ler this summer, It endorsed 'j ' ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP)Quarterback Joe Ferguson came up with one more big play than bls counterpart Tommy Kramer, and the Buf!alo Bills rode It to victory over the Minnesota VIkings. Down 22·161n the fourth quarter and deep In b1s own terrttory 'Thursday night, Ferguson threw for 39 yards to Frank Lewis on third down and one. Thecatchatmldfleldsetup a Ferguson-to-Jerry Butler touch· down pass of 11 yards five plays later as Buf!alo edged Minnesota qu_.L . getting notbinS but rUjlberrles In slon. On the 'Thursday morning afreturn, Mr. Reagan VIolated an an· ter .the Wednesday night speech1It clent precept. Spenser told the tale mlgllt have been better It S\lchArab of the lady Brltomai1, who set out to monarchs as Hussein and Fahd rescue a fatr damsel trom an en· had been pi'IrrM!d. to answer their chanted castle. She finds an Iron Interviewers with' agre1!11ble reacdoor over which was wrtt, "Be bold, tions. Mr. Reagan wai ·cast In the be bOld, and everywhere be bold." embarrassing role of tlealler with~ · Tlten ' she spies another door of Iron, out a foUowlng. on jVhlch was wrtt, not too '11\e twin setbacks may be more bold1" ~ has lts·uses; It has apparent \han real. In the matter of Iff drawbilcks, too. the pipeline. It was said that the 'The president taned to heed more president had offended the French, contemporarY wisdom, In the form but the French are a very of!enslve rt !<Jsslnger'l! rule tor.the Ey~ · people. What have they done for'US to · Eyeball Meetings of State. 'The . lately? In any Ust of a president's rule is to this effect, that beads ~ 100 most worrisome concems, ofstate oueJ!t llever to -'t down ·for fending the. French wouJd ~In their first plenary meetlnp unless the 90s. 'Ibis, too, wWp&ss,andper. 'already has haps the ·next contretemps' will see a final communique been Initialed for their closing sesthe president's show of steel Sentinel · Bills defeat V.ikings .· "'=·~!: !7;~~.....~· I WASHINGTON - Back In the days when high school students were put to memorizing Shakespeare, many of us learned to recite a scene from King ry, Part I. 'The scene came to mind the other day In contemplating the frustrations of Ronald Reagan. As Act ill opens, Owen Glendower is boastll)g of b1s magical powers. •"The earth did shake when I was boi'n." His companions keep puttUng him down. Finally, Glendower brags, "I can call splrtts from the vasty deep." • '.'Why, so can 1," says the young prtnce, "or so can anyman; butwW tl)ey come when you do call for The Paa• · 2-The Daly S.dlaill . Poit•oy MhklepMt, ONe 1 \. The HotspuJ. Ill (:uurlStrtt•t Ptlmrrn\·.Uhitl ' .. I The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD o' F,Way, Septen-. 17,1982 . ' '· �\ Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio IMeet Southern's Tornadoes I-KC upanas . trlday, Seploi I. .. . 17' 1982 ' ·. ·. ' ' ' Eagle~~t~ f.es.erpe.t~_ar;n / Kyger Creek handed Eutern' s 15-5. The reserve {llaYi!rs, moat ot · PQintl; ·Terre Wood, _live winia: reserve volleyball team Its firs' which are In their first year, are Aleihla Holslnaes-, two polqts; J11, SVAC league loss recently, ~eat- really Improving wttb each outing. qelle EJY, t)"(l pointS, alld Dt!e Dal.' lng the Eagle$ 154 and 15-6·111 just Eastern SCOre!'$ Pam roetlel, leyn:'::l:~•a·are~l-2overJ. two sets. Overall, Eastern Is 2-1 In 10 points; Mlchel)e WUson, seven . the SVAC and 24 overall, points; Kelly '1;\'Jtltlatch, five and 0.1 within the,J~~:·. Eastern's serving proved to be Its ,---,----"::"...:...j--"t""'-...:..------,.......,":-"'".,;-"-"'--,..blggest setback since It played a good overall floor game: Coa~h Pam Douthitt Is looking forward to the Eagles snapping ' back tor a strong tlnlsh this season. Eastern scorers were Lea Ann Gaul, tour points; Tara Guthrie, three points; Janelle Ely, one point; Dee Dalley, one point; Kelly Whitlatch, one point. In the reserve tUt Kyger won a !lard-fought match In three very competitive games, 15-12,6-15, and ere • KErrHCOOK 170 pound lunlor Back JASON HILL LEE DILL 170 pound Junior End 1511 pound ' The-Qail~ Sentinel \'·' I, r lVSP81.... » •."f :. ADI,Yial'"\ol.,.._..., ..... ', ~~ Junior Guard .·Learn all ' ·atlout one oi All)erica ·s·fa8test Pub&~ r\'OI)Jift<rn~. ltO!Iiiiy llll'ouilh Frldlly, Ill Coorl St,..,.l, ill jJii Ohio Valkoy Publillllli\M CaliPIRY - lolvJUinldio, II)C .. Ohlu:!l1ell, IIZ-1118. S...'OIIII cilia ~epaltl11lror~ruy, Ohio. "f- Tomadoettes • . ' ~ ,t ' ,,.·, ..~ , ! ~ post VICtory Th. Allo"'loleol Pms, lnta'n.! P.l· Membo:r' Pre!!~ I)' ' ·- · This ~II nit de!;igrled and endorsed by Fred Bear, World M.lioctiUon and ttw Ameri~•n Newt~pa~ J;lbl~r. ~iaUoo, • RACINE - Southern Incr-eased its SVAC league record to 4-0, while raising Its overall ranking to 6-1 by 1,1efeatlng rtval Eastern 15-3 and 154 In two games. . · : Southern took l!arly control ot the i11me via good set ups and excellent play on ' the front line. The Torna· doettes of Coach Suzanne Wolfe had fine' floor game led by Cindy J;:vans with 13 serving points, 10 of J;Vhlch came In the second game. Mel Weese had five serving points ind Laren Wolfe added four. ; Eastern was Ieq In scoring by Ja. nelle Ely's three serving points. · In the preliminary tUt Southern fucreased Its reserve ream! to 4-2 jV!th a league win over Eastern. SHS roUed to a 15-0 shutout In the first game, then Eastern made ·a ~meback only to tall short 15-7 In the second. OVER NET- Amy ~eld of Soulhenl retsre~ lohK the baD • 1n the first game Karen Hemsley book. o'l(er the net as an Eastem defender aoes off the fioor to keep It !a seiVed the first six points and pi~. Southemdeteated EastemThul'!ldayillghllnSVACplayloboost a Sandy Harden the last nine. In the· ~ll;s;;;~;se;aso;;n;reco;;;rd;;to;&-;1;.Sc;;ott;;w;oU;e;p;holo;;·; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;J second game Southern was led In 1 serving by Tina HW with six points and Gl!la Nease five. Eastern's leading server was Jackie Rapp : with four. Southern's next home game Is Monday, Sept. 20, with VInton County. NILiOftll Adv~aln~e Rcpreacntatln, Brai1iwll}l ~ptr Saltfa, 7:13 Third Aven~.' . Ncw York, New York 10011. POSTMASTEh: Srnd add,...tJTIII!,Dally S.nlinel. Ill Coiur!St., Puneroy,Ohio4576t. ' SUII8CRIPTION RATEII By CIITirr or -llttolr ,, 1 Ont1 week .. ....": , ... .... . .. . f ..... , 11.00 One~onlh .. .-t . . .. . . . . . ...... ..... H.to Ork! 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Danll!l, George,' Linda and Lee UUian, Allee, Stephanie and 'illY Gardner, Pomeroy; Donna laze, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan John' Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. An· y WUIIams, Cochranton, Pa.; ~lXIne Deem, Belpre; Mr. and :difrs. Altoo Johnson,_ Chester, W. "l\78.; and Tim GlllUan, Chester. ·' tn Meigs County are to apply tor the Kibble while at· ' College. applying tor the funds, $900 ji!r acl!delmlc y~ar or SlXlper quar· , must lle Me!gs,Colljltyresldent. apply or tot further Information ~:~gthe Financial Aid .Office, ~ Technical College, Nash45674. 71 8 ' 't ' ' PH. 1-43-2693 peels o! the study are coordinated can elect to continue treatment. Ail avallabUity of fundtng. by Charles cannon, D.O., head ot patients then receive actual AMP There are six physicians and the OU -COM Section on Injections. scientists Involved In thls study, acGerontology. Shlngles Is produced through In· cording to Patterson. 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Name ______________________________________ ' . ,._....,._ @a,ation ~paay . MILLINO DMIIOH . • seeds'· Bini Seeds- Oyster Shells and Grit - . Fertill~ers - Lime- Ce- ment and Mortor · Stock Salt -·Water Softener·· Remedies • Salt · Iitten • vaccine- Rooflnt · Pelnts - Red Brand Fencing · Baler and Binder Twine· Sprays· Gotas · HaY · Straw . SUGAR RUN MILLS .. ' placebo. Shingles patients wishing to volunteer for the study should call the OU-COM clinic at (614) 594-5803. Each week tor four weeks they wW receive three Injections - either AMP or a placebo. These patients wUI also have blood drawn once each week. It a patient lives some distance from Athens, Patterson says the clinic can arrange for his or her famUy physician to administer the Injections. However, the patient must come to Athens each week for the blood work. At the end o!thetourweeks, Patterson says. persons In the study More oorn-pah-pah. SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS MAtl ST., FOMBDY fN) OUT HOW YOU CAN · . LEVELa IAFI. PAIIT. a; acnw ' Racine Social Events . ·. . " .' •LOSE 3-7 PouNDS WEEkLY 11111.... dXPERIENCE No HUNGER OR FATIGUE •I(EEP lHE WEIGifT Of'F PERMANENTLY !tile.,_ lllftll , •LOWER YOUR 81.000 PRESIURI. CHOLESTEROL AND TRIGLVCERibE GOOD SEL~CT'ON '5132 rr,e . . ' ~ to the Opitn Meeting of . Parkersburg/ Marietta Medical ·Weight - ~ Clinic , (Meigs County Branch) · WHEN? Sefltember 18, '1 982-· ~. . Saturday at 1 p.m;, 4 p.m., & 7 p.m. · . WHERE: DIAMOND SAVINGS & LOAN Auto, Air, PS, PI, wheels, tu-tone blue. PONTIIIC ' _Hrt: t o.m. • 6 p.m. M·W·F • ··"'· • Noon nlun. ·. .··. ·, · sornetlrnes follows the dlsease,'can tteatment as part ot an tecelve I!Xpl!l'lmefttaJ study being con~uclsl at Ohio University. : Sclentlstui the College of Osteopathic Medicine ·had earUer an~unced receipt .of Food and Drug A;dmlnlstratlon approval for the i!Kperlmental treatment ~ shingles Wttli a naturatly occutflng body Cltemlcal called adenosine monoif!os~te (AMP). ~that t1m1! the ~- limited tO'patlents within the lint 48' hoUrs ot Initial outbreak I lllllffllptoins. i1 "We,rebilved many requests lor. lrea~t ti'OJII ~~~le who were tn liter s~ ot the disease," said ~lchael , Patterson, Ph.D., OU· t;:Q!'t{ ct!fector ot research affairs. ';'Whet\,j)llr physicians gave these ~le M1P they noted alleviation ot symptoms, but .since they weren't part of the study we have no S!:lentlflcally gathered Information to support these claims.'' , • Patterson said that he felt they had been "thrOwing away poten. !Ially useful data." The e;tCP&nslon ol study, he said, should Insure that any positive e!tect AMP has .on the treatment ot shingles wUI be detected by a positive experimental result. In this study AMP Is administered to human volunteers as part of what scientists call a "double blind" study. This technique makes It possible for researchers to discover whether . patients receiving the actual drug recover more quickly or completely than those receiving a neutral substance called a • · available 11.-ltrr;aburg ~ pain which :r;son, gift.to you.•• ; ·' SIMMONS !'llY perso,J sutrer:Jng trom shin· · ~~. or .the chronic eozart, ;, - ~·-:·..-:1@ ..,. '( *·and MEMBERS OF Tflf MASON 'COUNTY FIELD ARCHERS WJLt: ' IIQLD A NOVELTYSH90T FOR PRIZES, SUNDAY, SEPT. lffH, fiDC)N TO 6 P.M. THEY W!LL ALSO HAVE HOT DOGS AND PLATE LUNCHES FOR SALE. . Prices avalla!IM at Clinic. Mlny ~ak Ctoo low to adv..-tisal. Pick up prlc. lhMt 11 clinic. Exam,..: Wllttetell Hunter' Compound low U4.fs•. . MAILSU~IP'OONS Victims of sh~ngles sought by Athens' College of Osteopathic Medicine . John5on reunion · SUNDAY~ SIPTiM'B.R .19,lte2 . The Daily Sentinel Page 5 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' . growing sports ""'"''OJ· ... . -. Address---------- - - - - - - - - - - ------ City ----- Zip _____________ '\bu haven't seen Ohio until you'Ve seen it aU. --~------~~~~-~~~~ - ~~ Old Timers Day Festival, Peebles.. Tiffi_n~Seneca Heritage Festival, Draft Horse Show & Field Day, T1ffm . Russellville. Pioneer Days, Hardin Co. Fairgrounds, Kenton. · Poor ~armers Antique Gas & St~am Show & Aea Market, Traditional Country Music fletcher. Gathering, Brukner Nature Music Festival, Sauder Museum Center, Troy. . Farm&. Craft Village, Arch~ld.• Gingerbread House, Bellefontaine. Ashland County Hist~rical Museum, Ashland. Wagnalls Memorial, lithopolis. William P. Snyder, Jr. Steambo;lt, Marietta. "Tecumseh!" Outdoor Drama, Chillicothe. Ghoaown Museum Park. Firfdlay. Seneca-Caverns, Bell~vue. · Piatt Castles, West l1berty. Burr Oak State Park, Glouster. Ohio Department of Developmmt. Office of Travel and Tourism. Ohio is an Equal Oppollunity Employe•. , I' ' . ' .. '' �'. I'I:Pa~age-e-.~e.-·The , Daily Sent.inel t Middleport, Ohio " Friday, Sepl~ 17,1982 Pclmenr· Middleport, Ohio 7 The Daily Sentinel --Meigs County organization members gather for meetings• · . Sunday school with Rev. Richard Jarvb giving the lnvocatioo tor the · Past Counolors Homecoming was held at the Ml· nersvWe United Methodist Church Sunday with out-of~unty vbltors from Michigan, Columbus, South Charleston, and Mason, W. Va. coming tor the annual gathering, Featured singers tor the day were the Angelalres of Lancaster. A highlight was the dedlcatln of new lights by the Rev. Stanley Mer: rlfield. The lights were purchased from donations given In memory of Mrs. Stella Grueser. Members of her family attending were Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser, Elmer Grueser, Helen Maag, Myrna Lowe, Mrs. Guy Russell, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Reynolds. Kenneth Wiggins presidEd at the worship service. Rev. Merrifield hal\ the sennon with the choir sing· lng "Whosoever Meaneth Me." A carry-In dinnEr was senred at noon. The atternoon program opened with the chOir singing "What a Glad Reunion Day." Former ministers and their wives recognized and responding \Vet"e Rev. and Mrs. Richard Jarvb and the Rev, and Mrs. Carl Hicks, Car· mel. Senior citizens were also recognized A ~rial was conducted by Wiggins for Margaretta Wise, Ethel Stewart and SteUa Grueser. Myrna Lowe sang "Calvary" and •'Hb Name 1s Wonderful.•• Glenna Rummel recited "The Touch of the Master's Hand ." Gifts ·of apprecta· Church sponsors homecoming Betty Roush and Marcia Ketler were hostesses tor a recent meet· lng of the Past Councilors Club of Chester Councll323 held at the hall. Charlotte Grant presidEd at the meeting opened with the 123rd ·Psalm, the Lord's Prayer and the pledge to the flag In unison. The death of Joe Bbsell was noted. Reports were given by Ethel Orr, settetary; and Pauline Riden· our, treasurer. For roll call members related what )they Hke about fall. The dbtrlct deputies and district past councUors club picnic was announced for Sunday at the home of Jessie Ryans, Fleming. Games were conducted by Erma Cleland and Charlotte Grant Opal Hollon won the door prize. Refresh· rnents were served to those named and Margaret Tuttle, Lora Damewood, Jean Frederick, Mary Showalter, Laura Mae Nice, Inzy Newell, Mary K. Holter,Thelma White, Sadie Trussell, Letha Wood, Ada Morris, and guests, Fern Morris and son, Matthew and Sandy White. tion were presented to the pastor and the Sunday School superintend· ent. Mr: and Mrs. Hiram Fisher provkled fiowers for the table and church decorations, with Mrs. Maagglvlngcarnatlons In memory of her husband, Brad, and the tam· Uy of Mrs. Grueser giving flowers 1n her memory. Beta Sigma Phi Brenda Hll1 was elected valen· tine queen and presented a long stemmed red rose at the Sept. 14 meetl!!g of the Ohio Eta Phi Chap. ter of Bela Sigma Phi Sorority at the Meigs Inn Tuesdiay nlght. Members were reminded of the rush party to be held 011 Tuesday at S:JJ p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Projects for the year weredbcussed along with» clal events. Refreshments were served by Je. nelle Haptonstall and Dinah GrySZka. Bashan Auxiliary A contribution of Friends night of the Meigs County Order of Eastern Star Chapters will he held Friday at 7:30 p.m . at Racine Ma· sonic Te.m ple. The worthy ma· tron of the host ·chapter has asked that members assist with a cleaning session Thurs" day evening beginning at 7 p.m. SOUTH POINT - The Grande Squares Square Dance Qub will sponsor an all·llight dance Friday at Royal Oak Park beginning at 8 p.m. Callers will be Chad Johnsol1. South Point; Stacy Crites, Shlnston, W.Va. Camptng' sites are avaUable. RACINE American Legion Auxlllary, Post 602, wW meet at the hall at 7: :KJ p.m. Friday. Dues are now payable. SATURDAY . RUTLAND - A dance will be held Saturday lllght at Rutland Civic Center from 8 p.m. to 11: :KJ p.m. The charge Is singles, $2, couples, $3. Music wW be hy the ltomlc Sounds. SUNDAY POMEROY - Homecoming will be held at Monis Chapel Church Sunday with Rev. George Hoschar of West Colum· bla, W.Va., as the guest speaker. Singers wW be the Circle D Quartet of Racine. The publlc Is Invited. POMEROY - An open house wW be held Sunday from 3 to 4 p.m. In Room IDl ~at Southern High School to display new com· puters purchased with Chapter n federal block grant money. Students wW be ~.~ 'to demon· strate the prognifils. /..;/ RUTLAND - County·wlde. prayer meeting, 2 p.m. Sunday at Rutland Bible Methodist Church: Glen Bissell, class leader. POMEROY - Homecoming Sunday at Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church with a carry In dinner at noon In the fellowship hall following Sunday school at 9: 30 and morning worhslp at 10: :KJ. Afternoon services at 1: 30 p.m. with music by the Thomas Famlly, Coolville, and the Soldl· ers of Light, Porterfield. PubUc Invited. RACINE -The annual homecoming of the Mt. Moriah Church of God, Rt. 2, Racine, will be held Sunday. There wW be a covered dbh dinner on the church grounds at 12: JJ r.m. fol· lowed by speclal singing Ill the afternoon. ServJces will be under the direction of the pastor, the Rev. James Satterfield. The ' public Is Invited. HARRISONVILLE Lodge ffi . ' . wW hOld a picnic Sunday at l l ' p.m. at Forest Acres Park. Ru· . Uaftd. All rna5ons and~ Eastern Starrneml¥;!rs and faril! Illes and widoWS of Masons Invited to atteri<J. POMEROY· - Chicken bar· becue Suftday frtJm 11 a.m. untll 2 p.in. at the. Pome1oy Fire Sta· has been Bashan Volunteer Fire Depart· ment to the firemen bringing the year's total In contributions to the firemen to $1,550. That was·the report made follow· 1ng a recent meeting of the auxll· lary at the tire house. Beckie PuHins presidEd at the meeting with the auxlllary giving a vote of thanks to thOse whO donated for the recent Ice cream social, as well as those whO gave food for the stand at presentlllg those llvlngln the United States, and~ other 111 Mexico. Several money making projects were discussed and reports' were given by Lou Pitzer, secretary, and Avice Spencer, treasurer. 1beCiu1stlanpersfJectivewasex· plored with Emma K. Clatwortlly • Donna Byer, andPauHneHortonas thereaders.Mrs.Fultznotedthat65 percentotthalewhoenterthbcoun· try do so WegaUy and 35 percent marry In order to stay. To conclude A work session at the Pomeroy the program there was a discussion stadium was set for 1 p.m. when the on whether Mexicans take the jobs Meigs Athletic Boosters met Tues· of American cltlzlens. day nlght at the wgh school. Mrs. Fultz presided at the busIt was noted that a> parents nessmeetlngwithMrs.Byerreport· worked at the junior hJg)r field last lng 011 the Eleanor Circle and their Saturday. Fund rablng projects project of having the kitchen were discussed. cleaned. She also noted that a~mage sale wW ~ held In the church basement, Oct. 5 and 6. A dbtrlct meeting was announced for Sept. 29 M~andthepUghtofltspeq:~le at Chesterhill. was the program topic of Betty Members were asked to Increase Fultz at Monday nlght'smeetlngof thelrmbslonpledgeandNanMoore the United Methodist Women of was named "woman of the year" Heath Church, Mlddleport. from the group with her name to be Mrs. Fultzdbplayedaplctureofa submitted to the district. Mexican famlly whose son llved Beulah McComas read a letter with Mr. and Mrs. Fultz for a year . from the mbslonary whun she sup. ports on an Indian rese~vatlon. Ii while atte~ Ohio University. She noted that of the eight children was noted that pecans are for sale at In the tamUy, aU but one now has a $5 a pound. TWUa Childs had the. ·college education. plano prelude preceding the meet· lng. Mrs. McComas gave devotions. Referring to the economy she notedthatpesoswhlchwerewortha on the topic, "Strangers and Chris· doUar only a few weeks ago are now ttan Perspective." worth only one cent She said that Re!reshmentswereservedby])o. thereb33percentunemploymentln ·rolhyRoller,JuanltaBachtei,Mary Mexico and told of the oU Industry which has been taken over by the government. A discussion was held on the American · feeling toward people south of the border with some play acting between two groups, one re- Rll!ehart; Mary FUltz. ~tse; and Becky ~~~~~!ij~lii~ This .Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The lnte'N!Sted Businf!SSes Listed On This Page. Athlett'c boosters 216 s. Second Pamerov 992-3325 Brown's Fire & Brogan-Warner Equipment Sales and Servlte Rutland, Ohlo45775 . J. wm. If Bill" Brown, Owner Phone !614) 742·2777 Heath lJMW of Columbus, 0. 104W. Main · 992-2311 Pomeroy lion, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Sponsored hy Pomeroy Volun· teer Fire Department. · I) -~ . l ·-----. . MEIGS nRE \ \ CENTER, INC. !ii JohnPh.F. 992·2101 Full<, Mgr. SYRACUSE - Wiener roast Sunday at 4 p.m. at Harris Fish· lng Camp. Sponsored by Syracuse Presbyterian Church. HOBSON - Revival In pi'(} gress now through Sunday at Hobson Church of Chrbt In Chrbtlan Union with Rev. Fred Crabtree as evangelist. Pastor Is WOllam Crabtree. The publlc Is InvitEd to att~nd. Oh. ;@ POMEROY- Sunrise Gospel Singers every Sunday on WMOV Radio, 1370, 3:45 to 4: 1.5 p.m. RACINE - Annual hOmecoming, Mt. Moriah Church of God, Route 2, Racine, Sunday. Covered dish dinner on church grounds at 12: JJ p.m. followed by special music In afternoon under the direction olthepastor, Jhe Rev. James Satterfield; publlc Invited. Pr:)6er and praise service. Wednesday . HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN . Roger c/::~ 992-3715, Pomeroy POMEROY - Revival servl· ces, Faith Taber~U~cle Church, Bailey Run Road, continuing nightly through Sunday. Singing each night, along with prayer for the sick. Public Invited. MONDAY RACINE American Legion Auxlliary, Post602, 7:JJMonday · night at the hall . Dues payable. POMEROY - Winding Trall Garden Club members will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the home of Bonnie LeMaster. Ar· rangements wW carry out the theme "Autumn Splendor." MIDDLEPORT -The Meigs County Churches of Christ Men's Fellowship will (neet ill Middleport Church at 7: JJ Mon· day nlght. New otflcers wlil be .--e_lec_ted_._ _ _ _ _ _ ___, SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Church. Chu<Ch School. 10: IS a .m.; morning worskip , II :30 a. 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, salvittton lt)Hflng,\ various speakers and music; specials: Thun~ 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ladles ~el.ogue', all women In· vited; 7:30 _p.m. prayer mHting and Bible studY. Rev. Noel Herman, teacher. BURllljGTON SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHAPEL. Route 1. Shade. Blbloschool. 7 p ,m. Thursday; worship service, 8 p.m. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF · CHRIST. 200W. Main St .. 992·5235. Vocol · music. Sunday worship, 10 a.m.; Bible study, 11 a.m .; wOrship . 6 p.m. Wednetdoy Bible study, 7 p.m. OLD DEXTER CHURCH - BIBLE CHRISTIAN Oilton, lucas, pastor. Sun· day School. 9:30 a.m ., Mrs . Worley Francis , supt. Preochlng services first and third Sundays following Sunday School. Youth mooting oery Sundoy, 7:30p.m. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST . Preaching 9:30 a.m.. first and second Sundays ol each month; third and fourth Sundays each month, worship service at 7:;l0 p.m. W.dnesday evenings at 7:30. Prayer and Bible StUdy. SEVENTH·DAY ADVENTIST. Mulberry RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHSister Harriett Worner. Supt. Sunday School, 9 :30 a.m.; morning worship , 10:4S.a.m . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David Mann, minister; William Snouffer , Sun- doy school supt. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. ; morning worship 10:30 a .m. · FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST . 282 . Mulberry Ave ., Pomeroy; Hershel Me- . SPECIALS EVERY WEEKDAY EVENING •• •. ., ~· ~ ,· .· .· : Clure, Sundgy school superihtendent. Sunday school. 9:30a.m. : morning warship, 10:30; evening worship , 7:30p.m. Midweek prayer service, 7:30p.m. · MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH. Dox· ter Rd ., Rd., longs'tlllle, Rev. A. A. Hughes, Pastor. Sunday School 1.0 a.m. S•rvices on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday , 7:30p.m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bailey : •. •. ~· · ~ .. 4:00 to.7:00 'p.m. · .~~.,..~PPY. HOUR •. .•....••...•...•....•....•.••• . •· ~Monday N!lht ..... .. ..... Footbell. Draft 8t Hotdog Spacial• •Tuetclly Neght ...... ... .......... Pool ToumBf11811t. 7:00 p.m. • • • · Run Rood , Rev . Emmett Rawson , pottor. · Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday school, 10 •Wed.....cley Night ..•... , .• ~ ..••.•..•....•. ,: ......•... Draft Night •'"!unclly Night .. ..... ................... Ladies' night-1h Price a .m. ~unday evening service 7:30: Bible teoch•ng , 7:30p.m . Thurs·da_Y. . With Your Friend. lit The Colla SYRACUSE '. MISSION. Cherry St .. Syracuse. Services, 10 a .m. SundaY.. Evening services, Sunday and Wed- nosdoy. 7:00p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . Lawrence Monloy, pa_stOr; Mr1. Rustell Young, Sunckiy School Supt. Sunday School 9:30 o.m. honing warth;p, 7:30. , Wodnotdoy proyor mooting. 7:30 ptm·. · MT. MOfiiAH CHURCH OF GOD, fl:ocin.-: Artv. J~mes Satt•rfl~d. FM:'•tor. Morning wonh•p , 9';45 a.m.; SUndew school , 10:.,.5 a.m.: evening wonhlp. f. Tuesday, 7:30 p.fll ., lo<lioo proyor mooting: Wodnotdoy. 7:30p.m. VPE. MIDDLEPoRT FIRST BAPTIST, Sixth and Pafmor. the Rev. Mark Me· Clung, SUndoy school. 9:15 a.m. : Don Whlto, Sunday School. ouporintondent. Jolln Rolbol . Sr.. a11t. supt. Morning Wonhlp, 10:15 a.m. Youth mooting. 7:30 p.m. Wodnosday, including woo toft, ~r junior as.ronauts, and junlor and sonlor high BYF; choir proc· tl~o, B:30 p.m. WOdnoo doy: . prayer mooting COld Biblo study. Wodnosdoy, Corner ' • Four sizes to fit almost every Bible bea"'"· I e.Padded lining RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pastor. Rev . John Evans. Sunday school . l C a.m .: Sunday worship , 11 a.m.: Children 's church, II a.m .; Sunday evening service, 7:00 p.m .: Wednesday evening young ladies auxiliary, 6 p.m. Wodnosdoy family worship. 7:00p .m. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH . Neor long Bottom, Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday schOol, 930A.M .: Worsf11p 10:30 a.m .; Prayer meeti7:30 p.m. Thursday. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST. Cor· ner Ash Olld Plum. Leslie Haymon, paator. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Morn· lng Warship, l1 a.m .. Wednesday and Sotur~y Evening services, 7:30p.m . MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH The slipper thafs at ' · out. PICK FROM OUR lARGE S£LECTION AND lAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS WITH SMALL lAYAWAY; ....... ...., HARTLEY SHOES Harll.y '~ LEI lid 1ft 1M ~ •" FCIIEIOY. OHIO Pit. ·;.sm· Fay Sauer, Director Rev . Robert McGee Associate Director School , !0:30a.m. Sundoy tehoolltodtr, YPSM, Elolto .Adams. 7,30 p.m.. our RC, . RC-100, Nehl, Up- . per 10, Diet Rite, Dad's RQOt Beer and Decaffeln· . ated RC boHie c.aPS for charity • Heights Rood , Pomeroy. Michael Plonkowekl, pastor; Rita Whit•. Sabbath School Supe~intondont . Sabbath Sdlool is at 2 p .m. on Saturday with worship servicos following at 3: IS p.m. • Four popular colors • ·Vinyl cover with the · look of fine leather m .; Bible Study, Tuesday, IOa.m .; Junior and Senior High Youth Group . Sunday. 6 p.m. Ave .. Pomeroy. Envoy and Mrs. Ray Wining, offlcen In Charge. Sunday· holiness m"tlng, 10 a.m: : Sunday SAY "HI" TO MIKE AND THE OTHER FRIENDLY FOLKS THERE .ofn.-Sat.-Sun ........... Vtllit Rev. Virgil Byrer, postor. Glen McClung, \. 10:30 Q.m.; Youth meetings. 6:30 p.m. ; evening worship, 7:30. Wo<lnosdoy night prayer mooting and Bible study . 7:30 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY. 115 Butternut 3 Milea Out of Pcimet ov of Rt. 7 '· 't ~ Bible study, Thursday, 7:30p.m . Halllmmodlotefy following tho service. . POMEROYCHURCHOFCHRtST, 212W. Main St. Noll Proudfoot. pastor . Bible "THE COVE}} l/ - IO:IS. Bible Study Tuesday . 10 o.m.: NAZARENE: Comer Union and Mulberry, month, and combined w ith morning prayer on the third Sunday. Morning prayer and sermon en all other Sundays of the month. Church School and nursery core provided. CoH" hour in the Parlsfl STOP IN AT... .... MIDDLEPORT- Men' s FeI· Iowshlp, Meigs County Churches of Christ, 7: :KJ p.m. ~~on ofotflcers, Monday wlt;;e at Middlepo urch. THE 7 '~tf~ OF CHRIST. Mlddiopofl. S,h and Main. Bob Milton. mlnlolol'. Scott Saltl,nan, .-•aoclote minister. Bible ; ~. 9:30 a. m.: maming -.hip. • 10:30 a. m.; __,;ng _..Ice, 7:00p.m. c1av ltbfo StUdy and YoV!ilii'OUP 1:00 p.m • • ·, MIQOUI'OIT CHURCH OF THE ~. 1... Jim lraomo. ' pao~; 1@1 While, Sun doy ochool oupt: 5undCiy v sChool, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, •, 10:30 e.m:: SundiiJ eva~lolilllc 7:00 1"royer - " ' · ,• ·w-· -lngo, =· -.... . p..... w=;;n.~,'maIAH •. MilOS ~ . .* -: .~~ -·-~ NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev . Seldon Johnson Rev . Duane Sydenstricker Rev. Richard Thomas ALFRED - Church School '9:30 a.m .: Wo.,hlp, 11 :00 A.M.: UMYF 6:30p.m.; UMW, Third Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Com· munion first Sunday. ·cHESTER - Worship , 9:00a .m .: Chur· ch School, 10:00 a .m.: B;ble Study . Thu•sday. 7:00 p.m.: UMW. first Thursdoy, I :00 p.m .: Communion first Sunday. JOPPA - Worship , 9:30a.m .: Church School, 10:30 o .m .•Bible Study , Wed· nesdoy, 7:30p .m. LONG BOTTOM - Church School, 9:30a.m.: Worship. 7:00p.m ., Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m .; UMYF, Wed .• 6:00 p.m.; Com· munion First Sunday . REEDSVILLE -Church School . 9:30a.m.; Worship tt :00 A.M. · SOUTH BETHEL Church School, 9:00 a .m.; Worship, 10 :00 A.M.; Christian Endeavor. Youth Fellowship, 6 :00p.m. : Bible STudy, Wed., 7: 30p.m. TUPPER'S PLAINS ST . PAUL Church School, 9:00a.m.: Worship, 10:00 a . m.; Bible Study, Tues., 1:30 · p.m .: UMW, Third Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.; Communion first Sunday . CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev . Stanley W. Merrifield Rev. Richard Rothemich Rev. Robert E . Robinson Rev . Robert Rider. Jr. Rev. Rober-t McGee ASBURY !Syracuse! - Worship. 10:00 a .m.; Church School, 10 :00 a .m.; Charge Bible Study, Thurs., 7:30 p.m. ; UMW, 1st Tues., 1:30: Choir rehearsal, Wednesday, 6:45 p.m.; UMM,4th·sunday,6:30p.m . ENTERPRISE - Worship 9:00 a .m.; Church School, 10:00 a .m .; Bible Sl~dy, Tuesday. 7:30 p.m .: UMW, Ftrst Monday, .7 :30; UMYF, every other Sunday,·, ~.: oo p.m . Choir rehearsal, 6:30p.m . wedn~sday. FLATWOODS - ' Church School, 10:00 a .m.; Worship, 1:00 a :m .; Bible Study, Thursday, l :oo p.m .: UMYF, Sunday, 6:00p.m. FOREST RUN - Worship, 9:00 a.m.; .C hurch School, 10:00 a .m. ; Choir Practice, TueSday, 6:30p.m .: UMW, first Tuesday, 7:30p.m . HEATH (Middleport) - Church School, 9:30 a .m.; Worsh ip, 10 :30 a.m.; Bible Study, Tuesday, 10 :00 a .m .; UMW, 2nd Monday, 7:311.: "f UMM, 3rdMonday,7:30p.m . MINERSVILLE ,- Worship. Ser· vice, 10:00 a.m.: Church School. 11:00 a . m.; UMW, 3rd WedneSday, 1:00 p.m.; Choir practite, Monday . 7:30p.m . PEARL CHAPEL- Worship Ser· vice, 10:00 a.m.; Church School, 11:00 a.m.; UMW. 2nd TueSday. 7:30 p.m.; UMYF last Tuesday, 7:30 p.m .. POMEROY - Church SChool, 9:15 a.m.; Worstilp service. 10:30 a.m.; Choir rehearsal, Wednesday, 7:30p.m.; UMW, 2nd Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMM, last Sunday, 7:q(l a.m. ; UMYf,Sunday,6:00p. m, ,c ROCK ·.SPRINGS CHurch School, 9:15 a .m.; Worship, 10:00 a.m.; Bible StUdy, Wednesday, 7:30 p.rl).; UMYF (Seniors), Sunday. 6:00 p.m.; (Juniors), every other Sundey, 6:00p.m. · ·RUTLAND- Ch.u rch School, 9:45 a.m.; Worship, 11:00 a.m .; UMW (Evening Clrtle), 2nd Wednesday, 7<30; UMW,2ndThursday, 1:00p.m. SALEM CENTER Churth School, . 10:00 a •.m.; Worship, 7:00 p.m. SN()WVIL.LE - WprSitlp, 9: 00 a.m.; Ch~rth School 10:00 a.m. SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. Jame~~M. Clark · Rev. Mark W. Flynn Rev.·l'lorence Smith MINISTIIY OF APPLE GROVE- Church Sclioot, .... wando Johnoon. Jahnoon, dlrecto( of. · 9:00 a.m.; WOI'IIIIp, 10:00 a.m . (1st ~ :·· ·. MT. Juu!l put magri.lBcc-nt lruth ~ In ~lmt'lc 1nd 3rd .SundeYIII. UMW, ~W::tUnl( Rev. Tom TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. a.-. quick to millzc tbl:lt ( 'h ti ~! ample? ., BAPTIST. Vincent C. Woters. Ill, minister ; Hermon Block, superintendent . Sunday Schoof 9:30a.m .: evening service . 7 p.m.; Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p.m . wanl8 lO hide hiK light under u hu t< hd~ But Ktt we UNION Dooley; Joe Sayre. Sunday School Superintenent. Sundoy school . 9:_.5 a.m.; evening worship , 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting. 7:30p.m . Wednesday . tenns welJ never rofll:el. ~ on e w.mu n)( U!oo IB rulJy talkJ.nM ..tJout School, 9:00 o .m., Morning worship , OF Watson , pastor; (ranson Pratt, Sunday school supt . Morning worship, 9:30a .m .: Sunday school, 10:30 a.m.; evening service , 7:30. Mlddleparf, Ohio Aflc• Nease. CHURCH 7 p .m : Alvin Reed . loy leader. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN . Wo•· ship Service. 9 a .m.: Church School. 10:30 a.m. MIDDlEPORT PRESBYTERIAN . Church asst. pastor. Clyde Henderson , pastor 8fflerltus . SundQv School. 9:30 a.m. , Glen McCiu~ . supt. : morning worship, 10:30 a .m.; eveni~ service. 7:00; mli:t· week service, Wednesday, 7:00p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy. SUnday services Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each Save Groceries General Merchandise Racine 949-25SO Middleport· Pomeroy, 0. pastor; Debbie Buck, Sunday school supt. Church School. 9:15 a .m.: wonhir service , 10:30 a .m. Choir reheana , Tuesday, .7:30 p.m . under direction of ) schoo1, WAID CROSS SONS SlDRE SENnNEL Pomeroy r Phone 992-3480 THE DAILY 8EN RANKUN• Syracuse 992-3,71 MARK VSTORE Middleport Rt. t , Reedsville, Oh. 985-!944 RALl'S Mill Work· Cabinet Making POMEROY Sepljlmber lll,.lB!tZ This corning year you wW take measures to bring greater harmony and balance Into your Hie. Abrasive associations wW be phased out and replaced by more compatible ones. VIRGO (Alii. ~$Sept. 12) Watch your pennies today - not just your doUars. Small gains could add up to a substantial proflt. Thb Is a day In which little things mean a lot. LIBRA (Sept. Z3-0cl. 23) Weigh your words carefully today. Those with whOm you associate wW be listening to every syUable. They'll take to heart what you have to say .. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Persons are likely to tell you things In confidence today which they are not prone to talk about to others. They know that you can be trusted. SAGI'ITAIUlJS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Try to associate with persons today who are fun, but from whom you can also learn something. Valuable Ideas can be gained from lnfor~l exchanges. CAPRIOOaN (Dec. ZWan. 19) You wW ~successful today, but your victories are llkely to be measured more In Inches than yards. Be content with small steps. · AQUARIUS (Jan. 2&-Feb. 11) Do more listening than talking today wheli associating with successful business persons. Something they say may lead you to profit. · "' PISCES (Feb. 20-Marcll ~)You're very good today at perceiving ways to help others sort out their problems. Don't be hesitant to voice your suggestions If tl!ey're requested. ARIES (March 21·Aprll19) Even though you may feel your ways of doing things are right today, you'd be wise to listen to the suggestions your mate has to offer. TAURUS (AprU 2&-May ~)You're likely to perform mental tasks better today than you wW physical ones. TemporarUy shelve the back· breakers. Give your brain a workout. GEMINI (May 21-June ~) Today, try to avoid persons whO have a tendency to take life too seriously . You need to be around blythe spirits who think young and like to have fun. CANCER (June 21.July 22) It wW be the nice little things you'D do for thOse you care tor that will leave the lasting Impressions today. Small kindnesses are Important. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Without being curt or lmpollte, speak your mind today U anot!ler has been doing something which dbturbs you. The Infraction can be corrected. " For A Real Auction ,.Call the Real McCoy" · I. 0 . "Mac" M(COy 992·5130 Pomeroy RACINE Astrograph . McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE INSURANCE SERVICES . 214.E. Miln P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins. Co. ~~~--~~--~ - ~~ ., TRINITY CHURCH, Rev. W. H. Perrin. Calendar FRJDAY ~ made by the Ladles Auxlllary of the the tool auction. A report was given 011 the new kitchen. tJu.: r1J(J11 I!X · CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. (. Rev . Herbert Grote , pastor. Frank Riffle. sup!. Sunday School, 9:30a .m. Worship service , 11 a.m . and 7:30 p .m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday . 7:30p .m. Let ~ light 110 &hlne ~fore m~ n lhut they ma&eewur Mood work• ud slorlfi your Father which Is ln heaven. Thoec: whOM light brtghlens lifl' ull week LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHUR· Btl an~ slgnlficant exwnpk in their CH . Rev . Robart Miller. pastor; lloyd Wright, Director of Christian Education. Sunday School . 9 :.30 o. m.: Morning War· ship , 10:30 a . m.: Choir Practice. Sun· day. 6:30 p .m. : "Evening Worship , 7:30 p.m . Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30p.m . place of worship. AppurtnUy In the wc 1~hlp and work of God they rec h~ !\plrthual hat · c.....,. 1QI2~ -.....g s.- ter1er.. p 0 eo. ll»t er...-.- v..,.,... ntOI ~ Mlldtd 11f Tilt Amt<an 8CII Soc~ Sunday Psalrrtl 66:&·20 Mon<loy TUOidoy WIKi'lesday Thu.-aday Friday I Pet., I Peter Luke I Thea~kH1ians Hebrews 4:1•·16 . 3:12·18 3:1-6 22:31·38 3:1·5 Tuesday , 1 : 30 p. m .; Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7_ : 00 p .m . BETHANY - WorShip, 9:00a. m.; Church School, 10 :00 a .m .; B;bl e Study, Wednesday. 10:00 a .m .; Dorcas Women's Fellowship, Wed - nesday.11:00a .m. CARMEL - Church School , 9:30 a . m .; Worship, 10:45 a .m .: 2nd and 4th Sundays) ; Fellowship dinner with Sutton. th;rd Thursday , 6:30 p.m . EAST LETART - Church Sc hool. 9:00a .m .; Worship, 10 :00 a .m . (2nd and 41h Sundays) ; UMW . lSI Tuesday, 7:30p.m. LETART FALLS - Worship. 9:00 a.m .: Church School, tO :OO a .m . MORNING 'STAR - Worship, 9:30 a. m .: Church School, 10:30 a .m .; Bible Study, Thursday, 1:30 p. m . MORSE CHAPEL Church School, 9:30 a .m .; Worsh;p, 11 :00 a .m . PORTLAND - CHurch Sc hool , 7:00 p.m.; Worship. 8:00 p.m.; UMYF , Wednesday, 1:30 p.m . RACINE WESLEYAN - Chu rch SChool, 10 :00 a.m.; Worsh;p, 11 :00 a .m .; UMW . 4th Monday, 7:30 ; Han· dmaidens of the Lord, 1st Wed· nesday, 7: 00 p.m . ; Men's Prayer Breakfast, Wednesday , 7:00a. m . SUTTON - Church Sc hool , 9: 30 a .m .; morning worship, 10: 45 a.m . (first and t hird Sundays) ; fellowship dinner with Carmel, third Thursday , 6 : 30p.m . KENO CHURCH Oliver Swain, OF CHRIST , Sup~rintendent . Sun· day school9 : 30 every week . HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION . Sunday School , 9:30 a.m .; evening service. 7: 30 p. m . Wednesday prayer meeting, 7:30p.m . Saturday 1 Peter 4:12· 19 DE~TER Russel l. Sr .. minister: Rick Modomber. supt . Sunday school , 9:30a.m .; worship servi ce. I 0:30a.m. Bible Study . Tuesday. CHRIST. Paul Pratt, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30a.m ., Larry Haynes, S. S. Supt.; morning worship, 10 :30 a.m . RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev. Thomas H. Coll ier , pastor. Martha Wolfe . Chairman of the Board of Christian Lite. sunday School, 9 :30a .m .; mor · ning worship, 10: 30; Sunday evening worship, 7: 30p .m . Prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7:30 p.m • RACINE FiRST BAPTIST , Don L. Walker. Pastor , Robert Sm ith , Sun· day school supt .; Sunday school. 9 : 30 a.m .; morning worship, 10: 40 a.m.; Sunday eveni.ng worship, 7:30 ; Wednesday evening Bible study , 1: 30. DANVILLE WESLEYAN , Re v. R. D. Brown, paslor. Sunday School. 9: 30 a.m .; morn ing worship 10 :45 ; youth servi ce, 6 :45 p. m .; evening worship, 7: 30 p . m .; prayer and praise, Wednesday, 7: 30p. m . SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST , Rev . Marvin Markin, pastor ; Steve Little Sunday school supt. Sunday school, 10 a.m .; morning worship, 11 a .m . Sunday evening wor ship , 7:30 . Prayer meeting and Bible study , Thursday, 7:30p.m .; youth meeting Wednesday at 1 p.m . CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH, ' 383 N. 2nd Ave .. Mid · dlepor1 .Sunday Sc hool . 10 :00 a . m . Sun . & Wed . Evenin g Servi ces 7: 30 p.m. p.m . LIBERTY Chris1;an Liberty· Ave .. Church , 4 ·Pomeroy . Sunday School 10 a .m .; Worship 7:30. Wed · nesday Serv ice. 7 :JO p. m . CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD . BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHUR · CH OF CHRIST , Duane Warden, Rev. R. E . Robinson. pastor . Sunday school, 9 :30 a.m.; worsh ip service, 11 a.m .; evening service. 7:00 : youth servic e. Wednesday , 7:00p.m. minister . Bible class, 9: 30 a. m .; morning worship, 10 : 30 a . m .; even ing worsh ip, 6: 30 p.m . Wed· LANGSVILLE CHR ISTIAN CHURCH. Rob e r! E . Musser , pastor . Sunday school. -1 :30 a.m .; nesday Bible study. 6 :30p .m . NEW STIVERSVILLE COM · MUN ITY Church, Sunday School service, 9: 45a.m .; Worship service, 10 :30; Evangelistic Service, 7:.30 p.m . Wednesday ; Prayer meeting, 7:30, Thursday . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST , Pomeroy - Harrisonville Rd .; Robert Pur.t ell , pastor ; Bill McElroy, Sun- day school sup!. Sunday school, 9: 30 a .m .; worship servi c e 10: 30 a. m .; Sunday worship service, 7:30 p.m . Monday and Tuesday evening ser· vices, 1 :30 each evening . ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Pine Grove. The Rev . William Mid· dleswarth, Pastor. Church servi ces 9: 30a.m . Sunday School10 :30 a .m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF Paul Musser, supt .; 1r orning wor ship, 10 :30; Sunday ev 0ning servic e. 7:00 ; mid· week .>ent ice, Wed · nesday, 7 p.m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . James B. Kittle , P.<JSfor . Sherman Cundiff . superinten · dent . Sundoy School. 9:30 a.m.; Morn ing Worship 10:30 a .m.; Evangelistic service. 6 p.m, Prayer and praise. Wednesday , 7 p.m.; youth meeting. 7 P~oHr UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH OF CHRIST . Chades IN CHRIST . Elden It Bloke . pastor . Sunday SchooiiO a.m.; Robert Reed . sup!. : Morning set· mon . 11 a.m .: Sundoy night servic4s C_hristian En~eovor , 7_:30 p:m.; Song s~r · v1ce. 8 p.m .. Preoch•ng 8.30 p.m . M•d· weelo. Prayer meeting, Wednesday . 7 7:30p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Po<· tland Rec ine Rood. William Roush . pastor. Linda hans , church school direc· tor . Church school. 9:30a .m .: morning worship , 10:30 a .m.; Wednesday eYening prayer services . 7:30p .m. BETHlEHEM BAPTIST , Re v. Earl Shuler , pastor. Wonhip service. 9:30a.m. Sun· day school. 10:30 a.m. Bible Study and prayer service Thunday , 7:30p.m. CARlETON CHURCH , Kingsbury Road . Jimmie Evans . pastor. Sunday school . 9:30 a.m .. Rolph Carl. superintendent : evening worship, 7:30 p.m . Prayer meeting , Wednesday , 7:30p .m . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN . Wallace Damewood , Sunday School Superinten· dent. Worship service at 9 a.m . Bible SchoollOa .m. HYSEll RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. Rev . Theron Durham . pastor . Sunday School at 9:30a.m.; Morning worship at 10:30 o. m . Thursday services at 7:30p . m . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ot Bold Knob . located on County Rood 31 Rev . Lawrence Gluesencamp, postor : Rev . Roger Willfoossistont pastor. Preoching services. Sunday 7:30 p.m.. prayer meeting . Wednesdav . 7:30 P -n:' ·. Gory Griffith , leodeYouth groups, Sunday eveing . 6:30 p.m. with Roger and Violet Willford as leaders . Communion ser· vices first Sunday each month . WHITE 'S CHAPEL . Coolville RD . Rev . Roy Deeter . pastor . Sunday school 9:30 a.m .; worship service, 10:30 a.m . Bible study and prayer service . Wednesday. 7:30p .m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST . Eugene Underwood . pastor; Herb Elliott , Sunday school supt . Sund.Jy school. 9:30a.m .: morning worship and comun ion. 10:30 a.m . RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST - Amos Tillis. pastor : Fred Davis , supt . Sunday school, 9:30 a.m . Morning worsh ip. 10:30 a .m.. Young p&oples service. Sunday , 6:45: Sunday evening service, 7:30. Wednesday evening prayer meeting , 7:30 p.m. WMPO Program. 7:30a .m . each Sundov morninQ. RUTLAND CHURCH OF TH£ NAZARENE . Rev . lloyd D. Grimm. Jr .. pastor . Sunday school. 9:30a .m .; war· ship service , 10:30 a.m. young people's service , 6 p.m . Evangelistic serv1ce, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday service. 7:00p .m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Corner of Second . Pastor Frank Lowther. Sunda~ school , 9:45 a.m.; worship service, 11 a . ~ . and 7:30p.m. Weekly Bible Study . Wednesday , 7:30p.m . MASON CHURCH Of CHRIST. Miller St .. Mason , W. Vo . Eugene L. Conger. minister. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m.: Worship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m . Wednesday r8ible Study . vocal music. 7 p.m. LIFE SCIENCE CHURCH - 12 No•th Third St .. Cheshire. lndependenl. fun· domental services . Sunday evening 7:30 p .m. Pastor Rev . Dr. Robert Persons. Sermonette Another summer b past. It wasn't meant to last. The seasons come and go. It b God's plan. We know summer IS past for school days are he,e once more. It's cool nights and the harvest moon. It's God's great blessings once again garnered In ceDars an,d barns, In jars and bins. Yes, summer Is soon past, but don't be sad. It bGod's plan and U Is good. With the fair over and only In our memories, we tum our thoughts to Autumn and the Lord G9d. Ever, It b God for every season. Summer may be done and gone but God Is still pres· ent. He never changes like the seasons. He b ever faithful to us, one and ·all. . . Soon we will hearthehOnldngofgeeseflylng south. Wewlllfeel the 'cool September rains and the harvest cawing of the crows. Summer Is over. It Is God's plan. How lost we wOUld he If we did not understand that God 1s ever present no matter what the season. Autumn will soon be dancing In with the beauty found only In the ·Fall. The flaming reds and golden yellows with russet and brown all around, These lovely colors coVering the trees and fields and soon our yards and sidewalks. One of God's little gifts Ls the rustling of fallen leaves as we shuffle our feet In the colorful mass along the sidewalks and paths around us. Who can doubt God exists as we see another Autuinn upon us. The first smell of heat In our homeS m that cool evening or morning. The feel ~ that warm sweater or jacket and the coolllreezes only remind us that .God has a plan. It b the seasons and man. It l.i God watching over us. · B!! not Bad, another summer b .past. It was not meant to tast. . Only GOd and 1f1s Infinite plan • meant to last. We are Included In that masti!r plan. That Is what Is meant to last. All we need do b tbuk ~ for another ~. look fol'W81'\i to a lovely Autumn 81111 i&JIEIDber God Is at our side always alicHorever. It b His plan · lild It 11 PJd. - Rev. ·wmtam Mlddles.warth. · 2nd MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD . Dudd;ng LanA . Mason . W. Vo . Rev . Ronnie 8 . Rose . Pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a.m .; Morning Worsh ip 11 a.m . Evening Ser· vice 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Women 's Ministries 9 a.m. (meeting and prayer. Prayer and Bible Study 7 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . The Rev. William Campbell . postor. Sunday School. 9:30 a.m.; James Hughes, supt ., evening ser· vice. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening proyer meeting. 7:30p.m . Youth prayer service each Tuesday . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. Lefort. W. Va .. Rt . I. Mark Irwin , pasfor. Worship . services , 9:30 o.m. ; Sunday school, II a·. m.; evening worship , 7:30 p.m . Tuesday cottage prayer meeting an.d Bible study. 9:30a.m. Worship service. Wednesday , 7:30p.m . OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH - Walnut and Henry Sts., ~avenswood ,•W. Va . The Rev. George C. Weirlck :-postor. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Sundciy wo•· ship, 11 a.m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , now located on Pomeroy Pike, County Road 25. near Flatwoods. Rev. Bl~kwOodJ poator. S.r· vices on Sunday at 10:30 a.m . and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday sciJool. 9:30a.m. Bible study. Wodnosdav, 7:30p.m. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST- St. Rt. 338 Antiquity. Pastor. Rev. Franklin Dlckens.Sun~y momi~. 10 A.M. Sunday ovonlng. 7:30. Thurtdcjy evening 7:30. STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Paotor Robert lyon . Sunday School tOo.m.; Wonhlp Servicolt a.m. : Sunday ovonlng oorvlco, 7:30p.m.; Wod· ._.tay owning MfVIc. 7:30p.m. INDlPENDENT HOliNESS CHURCH. :1~. P...-1 .St .. Middleport. R..,. .0 Doll ~nloy, patiO<: Sunday school, , 9::lo a .m. : Morning wol'lhlp 10!311-o.m. : -lng .worship, 7:30 p.m. Tuosdoy, 12:30' p.m. Women's prover mMtlng: I ' Rifrl~ND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. Elder James Miller. Bible study , Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.: Sunday School. 10 a.m . Sunday night sef"Vice, 7:30p.m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS Harrisonville Rood : Earl Fields, pastor: Henry Eblin. Jr ., Sunday School Supt . Sund.oy School 9:30a. m.; Morning Wor ship 1l o . m .; Sundar, evening service, 7:30 .m .: Prayer Meet ng . Thursday . 7 :30 p.m . SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Not Pentecostal. Rev. George Oiler, pastor . Worship service Sunday . 9:,.5 a.m .; Sunday sch~l . 11 a.m .; worship service . 7:30 p.m. Thursday prayer meeting. 7:30p .m. MT. HERMON United Brethren In Christ Church. Rev . Robert Sanden . pastor; Oon Will. lay leader. Located in Texas Commun ity off CA 92. Sundcy school. 9:30 0 .!11.; Morning worship vice , 10:45 o.n-f.: evening preaching ser vice second and founti Sundays. 7:30 p .m .; Christian Endeo"or, first and third Sundays, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study . 7:30p.m . . -•r- JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES . 37319 Srote Route 124 (One mile east of Rutland) . Sunday, Bible lecture 9:30 a. m.: Wot· chtower study. 10:20 a. m.: Tuesday . Bible study . 7:30 p.m.: Thursday . Theocratic School , 7:30 p.m .; Service Meeting. 8:20p .m. RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Chu<C~ ­ Solem St .. Rutland. Donald Korr , .Sr . pastor ; Bud Stewart. superintendent . SUnday School, 10 a.m.; evening wor· ship, 7:30p.m. Wednesday evening \er· vice . 7:30p.m . . CHURCH OF GOD of P•orhecy . located on the 0 . J. White Read of highway 160. Sunday School 10 a.m . Superintendent John Loveday . First Wednesday night of month CPMA services , second Wed. nesdoy WMB meeting . third through fifth youth service . George Croyle, pastor. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 G<ant St .. Middleport ;.Sunday School . 10 a . m. ; morning worship , 11 o. m . evening war· ship . 7 p . m. Wednesday evening Bible study and P.royer meeting , 7 p. m . Af· filiated w1th Southern Baptist Con· vention . BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRISTState Route 12,. and County Rood 5. Mark Seevers . minister : Sunday School Superintendent . Steve Pickens . Sunday Scflool . 9:30 o .m;; mornin9 worship, 10:30 a .m .; even1ng wprsh1p , 7 p.m. Wednesday worship , 7 p.m . JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER - George's Creek Road. Rev . C. J. Lemley. pastor; John Failure. superintendent. Church school. 9:30a.m.: morning worship, 10:30; evening service, 7 p.ni . Bible Study Thurs .. 7 p.m. Classes for all ages. Nursery provided for worship ser... ices. ST . PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH . Colno• of Sycamore and Second Sts .. Pomeroy, The Rev . William Middlesworth. Pastor. Sunday School at 9:,.5 a.m . and Church Services IJ a.m. SACRED HEART. Msgt . Anthony glonnomore . Ph. m -5898. Saturday even· ing Moss , 7:30. Sunday Moss , 8 a.m. and 10 a .m. Confestlon• one·half hour before each Mass. CCD Classes, 11 A.M. Sunday. VICTORY BAPTIST - 52S N. 2nd St. . Middleport . James E. Keesee. pastor . Sunday morning worship , 10 a.m.; evening service . 7; Wednesday evening worship , 7 · p.m.; Visitation . Thundoy , 6:30p.m. · TRINITY Christian Assembly , Coolville Gilbert Spencer . pastor . Sunday scho:ol. 9:30 a.m .: morning wonhip , ll a.m. Sunday evening service . 7:30p.m .: midweek prayer service Wednesday , 7:30p.m. MOUNT Olive Com~nity Church Lawrence Bush, pastor: ox Folmer, sr: S~perintendent . Sunday ool and mor· mng_worship , 9:30a.m . Sunday evening serv•ce, 1 p.m .; Youth meeting and Bible study , Wednesday . 7p.m . UNITED FAITH CHURCH - Route 7 on Pomeroy bypass. Rev. Robert Smith, Sr .. pastor; Rev . James Cundiff , ossistonl pastor . Sunday School. 9:30a.m .: mor. ni~ worship . 10:30 a . ~ .; evening wor 7 :30. Women s Fellowship ship, Tuesdays , 10 a. m .; Wednesday nighi prayer service, 7:30p .m. FAITH BAPTIST Church, Mason . mee1 at United Steel Workers Union Hall Railroad Street , Mason. Morn ing war · shlp9:30o .m .. Sunday SchoollO:JOa.m. Evening Service . 7 p.m . Pr_oyer meeting Wednesday. 7:30 p.m . M1dWeek Bible 1J..m. StudV, Thu .. doy . F6REST R!JN B PTIST - R&v Nyie Borden, poster . Cornelius Bunch . luperlntendent . Sunday school. q:JO a .m .; second and fourth Sunday s worship service at 2:30p.m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - Fou•th ond Main St .. Middleport . Rev . Colvin Min nis, postor. Mrs . Elvin Bumgardner . supt. Sunday school. 9:30a .m .: wOrsh ip service. 10:45 a.m. BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAPIIST CHURCH, Route I , Shade. Pastor Oon Block . Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention . Sunday school , I :30 p.m.: Sunday worship , 2:30 p.m . Thursday evening Bible study, 7 p.m . PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY . Roc;ne. Routel24 , William Hoback . pastor . Sun· day school . 10a.m.: Sunday evening ser· vice , ,7:00p.m. Wednesday evening ser vlceat 7. CARPENTER BAPTIST . Don Cheadle. Supt. Sunday ·School. 9:30 a.m . Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m . Prayer Service, alternate Sundays. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL . Th;,d Ave ., the Rev. Clork Boker, pastor . Carl NottinGham. Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 10 a. m·. - classes for all ages: Ev~ir,g services, 6:00. Wednesday Study, 7:30p.m. Youth services. · 7:30p.m. Friday. ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP. t28 Mill St.. Middleport. Pastor Is Brmher Chudc Me· Plloroon. Sunday School qt 10 a. m. Sor· vices Sunday eve;,ing at 7 p.m. and Wed. notdavat7p.m. . AN1tQUITY BAPTIST. Rov . Earl Shu lor . pastor. Sunday tchool9:30 a.m.; Church servi(e. 7 p.m .: youtb m"ting, 6 p.m.Tuosdoy Biblo Study . ~ p.m. • �5entinel Ohio Judge ends 29 court cases " The Dailr Sentinel PHONE 99Z-Z156 '•. Nineteen defendants were fined ilnd 10 · others forfeited bonds In Meigs County Court Wednesday. F.lned by Judge Patrick O'Brien were VIcky Snouffer, Pomeroy, speed, $21 and costs; Donald Lamp, Petroleum, W. Va., overload, $56 and.. costs; Kendell Satterfield, Pen!lsboro, W. Va., overload, $155 Neal Satier!leld, Pennsbo!Jl, overload, $179 and costs; BWy Nelson, CooMile, OWl, 5 days confinement, $75 and costs, license susperiiled ll days; Harry Butcher, Pomeroy, no operators license, $75 an¢ costs, one year probation; Gor· doo Teaford, Pomeroy, OWl, $150 and costs, three days confinement. 01111 year probation; Rick Hubbard, no acklress recorded, assault, $00 8111\ costs; and costs, two days confinement, six months probation; Thomas Myers, Athens, speed, $23 and costs; Karen JackS, Long Bottom. speed, $30 and costs; Thelma Moore, Rutland, expired registration, $10 and costs; Tamara Mash, Pomeroy, faDed to display valid registration, $10 and costs; Eddie Lee Epling, Wayne, W . ya., speed, $28 and costs; WUllam A. Barnhart, Pomeroy, speed, $22 and costs; SusanJ. Jett, MlnersvUie, falluretoyleld,$30 and costs; R. L. Manley, Rt. 1, Ml· nersvWe, Improper turn, $30 and costs; Ernest M. Ruth, R£edsvllle, driving wrong way on divided highway, $10 and costs; Charles J. Smith, Reedsville, reckless operation, $25 and costs; WWiam L. Tho- mas, BarboursvUle, speed, $22 and costs. Forfeiting bonds were Haskell E . Glll1sple, New Haven, spelid,$50.50; This year the haunted bOuse wUI be from Oct. 22 to Oct. 31. A committee has been formed to work on the project a nd planning Is underway. President Bruce Reed an· nounced the group's picnic Will be Sunday, Sept. 19, at the Gavin Em· ploye Park at 1 p.m. Meat and bev· erage wUl be provided. Those attending are to take a covered dis h. All members, ex-members and guests are Invited. A softball game plus other entertainment ac· tlvltles wW be held. ~·A membershJ P drlve was u....cussed and a list of names complied. Contact will be made with these prospective members . Anyone Interested In joining the organlzatlon Is asked to rontact Bruce Reed at the F armers Bank and Savings Co. Preslden~ Reed also announced that the Jaycee All-Star baseball ream defeated a Marietta team, 104 and 11-8. Middleport funds total $446,721.61 . I The total of all Middleport VIItunds,IJII <t Aug. 31, amounted to $446,721.61, according to the monthly ieport of VIllage Clerk· Treasurev Jon Buck. Receipts and dl!!,bursements, respectively, of each fund and the balance of each tor August Include: General, $14,479.8i, $14,962 .93, $25,905.48; street maintenance, $6;034.34, $5,905.10, $829.03, deficit; HUD, $3tl,m>, $li,871.~, $1,676.~; federal revenue sharing, no re- lase celpts, $564.46, $4,921.42; street light, no receipts , $1,291.84, $8,527.05; street levy, no receipts, no disbursements, $6,473.48; !Ire equipment. $1M, $1,322.62,$2,454.91 deficit; fire truck, no receipts, no disbursements, $3tl,885.97; general bond retirement, no receipts, no disbursements, $16,810.36; plannlng commission, no receipts, $5.04, $114.39; sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts, no disbursements, $142,1ll7.29; water tank, $1,m>, no disbursements, $165,640.34; water, $8,357.04, $11,905.58, $33,399.83; sanltary sewer, $5,827.28, $6,626.25, $3,091.27; swimming pool, $1,483.25, $2,859.60, $1,8)6.29 de!lclt; cemetery, $1,126.16, $1,999.23, $1,168.79 deficit; water meter trusts, $Ul, $m56, $8,727.45. Receipts tor the month totaled $72,887.93 while dls~ursements totaled $83,622.29. - ~chool .. Area deat . · (Contlnued from page 1) the students admitted using mariJuana, nearly 40 percent of the high sciiOOI seniors said they used drugs otlil!r than alcohol or mlrljuana. Fox said he ptans to tnroduce a bill establlshlng a five-year, $40 mUll on drug abuse prevention program. Hospital News I HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER . DISCRAI!G~ SEPI'. 16 Patricia Barnett, CecH Bennelt, Patricia Brady, Grace Copas, Mildred Dixon, Betty Ewing, Mary Hughes, Goldie Lightfoot, Blanche M~~Why, Delsle Ousley, Kimberly Rose, Mrs. Mark Sanders and daUghter, Nancy Sheets, Rebecca Smith. Josephine Sparks, Nelson Swain, Terry Wolfe. . BDmiS Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sands, son, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood· Nlr, daughter, ChUllcothe. Vetei'IUI8 Memorial Veterans Memorial Hospital Mmt!ted--Rosa Ball, Long Bot· Brenda Barber, PorUand. Discharged- Sherwood Collier, Philip Donovan, Russell Tucker, Margaret Johnson. tom; Meets Tuesday The Southern Local Board o!Educajlon wUJmeetSept.21, at7p.m.ln the cafeteria at the high school. Lottery winner CI,EVELAND (AP) -The winning l number drawn Thursday night In thE! Ohio Lottery's dally game' 'The Nwnber" was 448. . the semiweekly "Pick 4" ~. the winning number was .rn 7322. The lottery reported earnings of $8'17,123.M on Its dally game. The ~ carne on sales of $932,597, willie holdei's rt winning tickets are eritltllid 10 share $255,473.50, lottery ~said- . .. .,~ '- w~.W:f~t • Mostly cloudy tonlghtwlih 40per· ceiit chaliCe ctlbaWers or thunder· LIM' In the mld·OO!I. Winds • n•. ~10-~mph.Saturday, . and coo . L _ ..lv • breeZy ..-..., ' cent - - of mo-lna ~.. "'-~ .......... Ill the up(ll!l' tDI. ..-. I'' P'CIMeFal• · r rlla pTulllllnf: . CJIM.. I #llle pl!l'lod.FIIrliuD0 •tf•m=••l' 'r -~· t r _, Tlnre:y. i .... ...... ...,._,.,. . ,,. .... I Tl ~.a • -, I J •._.... .. *Ill ... · ( ' '• Maurice L Jarrell Minnie Mae CorneD Maurice L. Jarrell, 52, Albany, apparently died late Thursday af. ternoon while working at Meigs Mine I. . Officials reported that Jarrell and a co-worker were In the preparation room at the mine and Mr. Jarrell suddenly was not respondIng to comments made by his coworker. The co-worker noticed that he was not receiving amtwers from Jarrell and caught Mr. Jarrell as he staried to slump to the noor . The Rutland Emergency Unit transported Jarrell to Veterans Memorial Hospital at 4:04p.m . and he was pronounced dead upon arrtval. An autopsy has been requested. Mr. Jarrell was a son of the late Herman and Vertle Harper Jarrell He was also preceded In death by an Infant son, Leslie Allen Jarrell. Surviving are his wlte, Shelby; two daughters, Mrs. Jeffrey B. (Pamela) Russell, Middleport, and Mrs. Danny C. (Beverly) Morrow, Galllplls; two grandchildren, Lori Russell and Jay Karr; a brother, McConley Jarrell, Columbus, and four sisters, Mrs. Mathe! Ferrell, Danville, W. Va.; Mrs. BeMy Pauley, Bandytown, W.Va.; Mrs. John Hobbs, Albany, and Mrs. Frank Meier of California. , · Mr. Jarrell served In both the U. S. Marines and the U.S. Navy durIng the Korean Confllct. He was employed by the Southern Ohio Coal Co. at Mine I . Services wW be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Handley Funeral Hotne.ln DanvUie, W.Va. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home In Pomeroy from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday and at the Handley Fun· eral Home from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Burial wW be In l!le Mld-Ferrell Cemetery at Bandytown, W. Va. Mrs. Minnie Mae Col'll€l.i, iii, died Thursday afternOon at her Route 1, PorUand borne. Mrs. Cornell had been In !alllng healthlnrecentyears. Shewasbom May 3,1915 at Portland, a daughter of the late Roy and Eva Cochran Wells. She was also preceded In death by a son, two brothers and a sister. Surviving are her husband, Clarence CorneD; a daughter, Wanda Cornell Teaford, Syracuse; a brother, Lawrence Wells, Portland, three sisters, Mrs. Rogei- (VIolet) Wlll!ord, Mrs. Clarence (Gladys) Weddle and Mrs. Kenner (Helen) Wallbrown, all of Portland, and three grandchildren. Mrs. Cornell was at!Wated with the StlversvWe Chw-ch at Portland. Services wW be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Don Walker officiating. Burial wW be In the Browning Cemetery at Portland. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m. on Saturday and anytime Sunday. Funerill services for Fannie Phil· Ups, 88, Porne!'Qy, formerly of Minersville, who died Wednesday at Veterans Memorial HospltalwUJ be held saturday at 1 p.m. at Ewlni Funeral Home.wfth the Rev. Stanley ~ld otr:llclatlng. ~ wW be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Phllllps was jlleceded In ~th by bel' parents~ and E;ll- . za~th . •Go-•• ,,.,........ "'.,. ...... ..: ..... ·~"'-'._............ ,.,._. .. av, Campbell Mcintosh, three brOthers and toW- slstei-s and hei' husband,' Pearl Phllllps. She Is 8UI'Vived by ate 100. William· o.- Phllllps, PhoeniX, Arlz•• three granddallllhters, two &rest gr811dscm, . 9t!Y8'al nieces and .. ,,..._ """'... HIP »-.... -... - ----= .,_, ............. .-§ . "'-•w-t ..... ., . ... ...__...... ... ,__.* - ............ ~- Probe vandalism The Meigs County Sherlt!'s Department Is Investigating an act of vandallsm that occurred S>rnetlrne Wednesday. According to the Investigating of· 4 . ,. .......... Willi_. .o-.., . _,..., ,, UG«w<.oii'Moo~ .... _.• . ~~--~----~ • ... Emergency nms Local emei aeucy linlts were kept • busy with a wave of calls 'lbuilday. . · At 4:54 a.m., the Ptlnero,y 'took Raben y OWig troni the Pomeroy lfeaith Care Center to Veterans Hospital; at 7:~' a.m.; the fbttla"" Fire Department went Memor!aJ to ROOte U4 fqr a lnlck fire; 8: 31 a.m., 8yracUae took Orin Rouab from Sno!vbaJJ HW to Veterans MemoHal; ¥lddleport atl0:3&a.m. .look Elba Huttm, Bradbury, to Holzer Medlca1 Center; Rut1IDd at ' . \' . i '· ~· Boarding home hal va· Elderly only. Retana· blo. 614-992-8022. the above described strip of ground Is to be used as a part of the tower half of a twenty foot alley running from A.lrs. Atkinson's lot to Spring Street and parallel with Main Street. In being the Intention of this deed to convey the same premises as conveyed by Glennie DaVIs to Lillie B. Kaspar by two deedS dated March 27, 1895 and recorded In Vol . 79, Pages 182 and 183. REFERENCE .DEED : Vol. 267, Page 53, Meigs County Deed Records. The premises are ap· praised at $20,000.00 ana must be sold for not lesf than two-thirds of the ap praised value, and the terms of the sale are cash lr. hand on date of sale. Ramona 1< . Compton, ' Administratrix bf the , Estateof Erna Elizabeth Jesse, Dec. (91 3, 10, 17, 3tc ' commu n1ty. ADDRESSES: See table below. FOR FURTHER INFORMAnON CONTACT: Mr. Robert G. Chappell Natio nal Flood ·Insurance Program 12021 287-0230 Federal Emergency Manage· menJ "Qency wash,ngton. D.C. 204 72 . SUPPLEMENTARY INFOAMATION: The Federal Emergency Management Agency o•ves notice of the proposed determinatiOns of base II 00-vearl floOd eleva- :' has ·no economic ,'· List of subjects 1n •m~act . 4 CFR Pert Flood Insurance . Floodplams. , 1 1 The proposed base I 100- lected locations are: :1 Base 1100-vear) 1, 1, Flood Elevations · •• ;: ~ -.4 , Source of Floodmg tions fo r selected locations 1n locat•OI}.. the nation. in accordance with No Depth •n feet above secuon 11 0 qf the Flood 01sas- grou nd . ter Pro1ec11on Act ol 1973 lC·Eievat•on 1n feet INGVO) (Pub. L 93-234). 97 Stat 980. wh1ch added section 1363 10 River the National Flood Insurance About 0.4 m1le downstream CONTRACTING of U. S. Route 33 57 r About Housing and Urban Oevelop- 0.7 m1le upstream of conflu menl Act of 1968 !Pub. L 90- enCe of Kerr Run. 580•. 449). 42 u.s.c. 4001-41 29. b/l ·x · and 44 CFR Pan 67 .4(a). 590-x '· These , elevations, together Maps available for Inspection • 1 w1th the flood plain manage· .at the Mayor's Ottice. V1llage • ment measures required by Hall. Easl Second Street Pomesection 60.3 of the program roy, Oh10. Send comments to regulat1ons. are the minimum Honorance Clarenc~ Andrews. that are required . They should Mayor. Vi118ge of Pomeroy. Vilnot be construed to mean the lage 'Hall, East Second Street. commu nity musi change any Pomeloy. Ohio 45 769 . e)(ISting ordihances that . are 191 17. 24 2tc · PUBLIC NOTICE On September 3, 1982. In more striilgenc in their flood the Meigs County Probate pla1n management require· I---------- ~· Court, Case No. 23857, Bet- ments. commun1ty mav at ty L. Blackwood, 319ol5 any t1meThe . •, stricter require- 3 Fomlly Gerqo Minersville Road. Racine, ments onenact Sol•. Aoln : its own, or pursuant Ohio ol5771 was appointed to policies established by Other or thine. Yellow hou• nut a Executrix of the estate of Federal. State or Regional enti· to Pomoroy HNHh Core • Clifford C . Cuckler ,' · t1es. These proposed elevations Center; 3 mM .. North from : deceased, late of Tuppers will also be used to calculate folrgroundo on Old 33 . · Plains, Ohio. the appropnate flood msurance Dhl-. golf clube. booko, • Robert E. Buck ptem1 um rates for new build- bedopreado, wlntor cooto, . Probate Judge/Clerk •ngs and their contents and for 1...1.. ond JA'I olle elo- ' (9) I 0. 17, 14 th e second layer of msurance thing, In oxc. oondltlon. Sot. ' on 8)(1Sting builduigs and their 9 -3 . contents. · Public Notice Pursuant to the prov1s1ons of 5 USC 605 (b). t~e Association Director. to whom authority has NAnONAL FOOD been delegated by the Director. INSURANCE PROGRAM flood plain management mea• sures that the com mun1ty IS required to e1ther adopt or show ev•dence of be1ng already 1n ef· feet 10 order to qualify or remain qualified for part1c1pat1on 1n the Nat1ona1 Flood Insurance Pro· gram (NFIPI. DATES: The period for comment Will be nmety (90) days followmg the second pubhcat1on of th•s proposed rule 1n a newspaper of local wculat1on 1n each Write your own ad and order by mall with this coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you g0 t results. Money not refundable. Beginlng or 1nter. ALL AGEs TRIPSWEEKLY Beautiful Golf Courses Driving Ranges Call J,ohn Teaford Chester Also PRO SHOP CLUBREpAtR Open Year Round 9. 10. 1 mo. 1 COMf'l rTF Pill) II\ 1 OP ~r RVI C1 rom the ~. m.l llrst t lc,,l h •r Cnn• to l .1rqost Redi.1tor. p ol d ••, tnr ,Doll! l r ...u. Service Back..U. • W1ttr, s....rs, Ponds Foundatiois, Rtel1mtions ~ . p {' ni'llt~t N/J. '' t1J ·N 3S 'V rs . tho ''FR~E ESTIMATES" lt"t" •, f. ) p l:'rtt> r'IH rom~rov,OK . .~ ' ( . · co~PANY eSewer eGas · STUARTWAYNE . PUlllliS AniWL£ 9·1·1 mo. 12. 13, 1•. 16. _..;;;,..__..___,.._ Of DANCE _TAP , AGES 3 &UP . Call Barbara Lawrence Mixed puppln, moke good hunting dogd. II . FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 ;1 Pl!one :! ! ,,' AT Corner of Depot & Main Rutland, Ohio· S&KAUCTION ~\ •,• .. ..I • ,,;, . 3 ACRES ~ wishers In ltle counby • Range• • Refrigerators • Dryers • Freezers · PARTSandSERVIC!: Willi meter, electric and nat ps alllilable. $4,500. POMEROY -Wontlreasonatie 3 home will balh, .. ldties. a'*>malic: heal. c.))et· ... blseme\lt yard b' Sl7.500. ·I'OIIEIOY - 2.8 acres ol ~nd lor 1t1e clildren and pet!. 3betlrocms. bllh. boSeoileot and gas lu"""'S25.~ SYRACUSE - Mobile home only 7 yeors ald. Realy rioe and ......lurnislted. His 12 Cll' ltklcli chlifllnk ler<e. Mkina :r""" - Dump Trucks • Washers · • DisH- H 614 j-992-3325 ' . -Lo-Bov T.eachers, Scout -Trencher Leaders and Organiza- - water -sewer ttons, Come In and Take A· look At Our -Gas lines Package -Septic Systems counts Available. Deals. · Dis- o LESSONS STARTING CALL or STOP IN E 7 TO SIGN UP. Large or Small Jobs PH. 992·2478 . 9·3·1 mo. ""· ~;:::::::::::::::::~~============~~==~l!::::~SA~L~E~O~N~==~M~ ORNAMENTS eGittfCr!i • ( nwn!'ipnuts e New or 11rp,lir e f'olintinq · ~ .FREE ESTIMATES Ph. ~-2791 \ or94t~2263 1·14 tic Cheshire & Middleport, Ohio .,. Headquarters fill OriRU \\ Prkt THIS MOIITif'S 8AfiD t..llolllaod O.iok & Dlown llch Ni;ltof ... IMd. Carll •• Mel' wi .. -bit. Open lloo •.fri. 2:00 p.ll.-2:30 a.m. Sat. & Soo. 4:00 p.m .. 2:30 ur. •• L-...:....-'"-----'J CARPET SALE . NOW $1 so. 111. Willi · L. - PAll, IISTMI.ED T . " .... ........... '. ........ Gorogo Solo Sept. 17-t8, 9AM. At. 688. 'h mi. from city llmlto. ' 3 Announcements SWEEPE!I ond -lng mo· chine repolr, porto, ond oupplleo., Plctl up .,d dillY· ory,,Dovl, Vacuum CIMner, one lultf milo up Goorgoo c.... 'Rd. CIII 448-0294.. Yard Solo 911 Third Avo .. Gallipolis. Sept. 18. Clothll, mloc. 2 Family Gorogo Solo Boyo clothing 3T-4T. Nice womer11 clothing end mena. 4 mile out BulovHio Ad. Fri. • Sot. Big 6 Fomlly Yord Sole FriBllloono ·for 8lrthcliyo, Got day ond Soturdoy, 8-8. RodWll.la, Annlveloerloo, SWM• · nov VHtogo II. Mony ftemo. theerto 01 Portln. Coli Bol· Don't ml11 thlo. klono ond Co .. 448-431 3. Yord Solo Sot. 9-4, 20 Grope S~.. Golllpollo. Clo· It'!"•· No Huntlng '..iy klnd,- doy or n)ght. Vlolotoro wHI bo - - ' · 0~ '""Y of my formo In C'*hh '1:-"lp. . ~:. ----.,....~-----_..: 35. ,• - -·· - ,--.,.- Floe Morl<ot opon-eir, Chillicothe Moll Shopping Contor. Chillicothe. Sept. 17-18-19. thing. turnttu,. ,.,. .miiC. 2• • - - - " ' ' - - - - 25. ----~--' 26. - - - , - - - Mill Tills Coppon wltlt Rem_IHarice Tile Dally IHIInel · ~ ' . 111 Qiwf ••• • . • Pont~, CHI~ 417., Yerd Sale Alllltd.-Oroft Droll Boei \\"'"' Pliu ' 33. - - - · ---'-'""34. -- ..,•. _ _ __ 7 Yord Solo Soturdoy Only . Grlffln'o Grocery, Konougo, Oh . 9-7 Rein conctlo. PRESENTS IHL-IHill Nt;lt 111 Driou 1 - l o r - PHONE 992-9913 9·2· 1 mo. ~ Loat, strayed or sto.n: Male Dalmation anawara to name of Booumont. llfoundorony information of whereabout•. call 304-676-1981, Harry N. Rhodes or Ozzie Finlay. R-ordl ~etween H. L WRITESEL RACINj: ~ 2 houses b' ooe price. 9 f01!111S. in one and 4 in other. 8dtl hive bolhs and nallnl ps heot Wt sell fa- $37~· SYRACUSE - 7 room lrlme IDise ori ..... leoel IUs. IWl lalil! $16,500.00 for I quick sale EVERYTHING SELlS IF PRICED ./'IGHT. CALL .0 CANDLELIGHT INN ROOFING W POMEROY, OHIO PH.992·225t Dlomond neckloco Thuro· day. R-ard. Phone 304676-6980 after 6PM . Plaster Craft and Ceramit · B'1sque -Backhoes All Makes Kern, Burilnghom on turn . 992·2"3 · POMEROY, OHIO - Dmers ' ..._'It";, NOWf16•s tl;,. ,._ l!,.,o, SY.r ' .. REALTPIISf . . 992·6191 . .",. . .•". ·. . ,. . .·.. . . . ,... 4 ~=:~~~~ltd, Jr., Gltl • 1 • • • • ' - Doltlt Oflk . •• ••• •• I. T-..... " " "" ' ." " ' ' ." ..,_,... ' ••••••••.•...•. •..... . - ' . I 6 •oiiUUII' Nylan . ' · so. NOW Yo. IN>TA~keD •• l; I Gall .....O..~o John Teotord. c..,.. ohio. Wanted To Buy Porch iolo 8oyo dothlng olloo 3-U. Nomo bl-ond J..•• for mono ond - • · other clothing. N- bedoproado ond dr-. lompe ond etc. Coli 4411·1274. below Addlaon on 7, tum 11 Compol(lll c.-. wotcll for olgno. ' Schools Instruction WANTED TO BUY Oldfurni· ture ond Antlquoo of oil klndo, coli Konnoth Swotn, 448-3159 or 258-1987 In the evaninga. Karate the ultimate In self defence ell pri~ate le..ons. Mon. womon, & chlld•on . lnotructlon thru block belt. Aloo ovolloblo Koroto unl· formo puchlng ond kicking bogo, ond protective equip· Buying Gold, Silver, Plotl· mont. Jorry Lowery • A..a. num, old colne, acrap.rlnga clotoo Koroto Studio, 143 & ollv-oro. Dilly quotoo lurllngton Ad., Jockoon, ovolloblo. Also oolno & coin Oh. Coli 614-288-3074 . oupplleo for ulo ..SP,ing Volley Trodlng Co., Spring Vol· loy Plou, 448-8026 or 18 Wanted to Do 440-8026 . We pay C4lh for late model cle1n uHCf care. Frenchtown Cor Co. Bill Gone Johnoon 4411-0089 BEDS-IliON, BRASS, old tumlturo, gold. ol!vor dol· lara, wood ice boaee. etone anUquea. ate.. Com· plate houooholdo. Write; M.D. Miller. At. 4, Pomeroy, Oh. Or 992· 7700. j••· Gold, oliver, otorllng, I•· welry, rings. old coins•cur· rency . Ed Burkett Barber Lawn Mowing no yard to big or omoll. Rtllobl10nd dopondoblo. For ootlmoto col14463169 after 6PM 21515-19117. Houoe polntl~g & ell typoo of construction work. Call 448-7283. Will coro for elderly penon In their home, daya only . Phone 304-6711-5123. Will babysit In my home in New Hoven, 3674. 304·8B2· Shop, Middleport. 992 3478 . OLD FURNITURE, bodo, Iron, bra11, or wood. Kit· chon cubbordo of ell tvJIIII. TabiH, round or lqUI!fl· Wood, leo box eo. Old. daoko ond book..oao. Will bur complete houoehold. Gold, 6 Lost and Found GrHifor 1963 Ford car, 304- - - - - - - - l c - 875-1689. Found·Ladi.. gl11oe1. N.. r 1- - - -- - - - - n - bridge juot before Bur- DABBLE SIIY PULLINS EXCAVATING - .. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1982 :i 7:00P.M. "., . 9 Chockorod giant robblto, aUver, old money, pocket 304-882-3872 . wetch"· chiN"'· rings. and etc. Indian Artifacts of all Muter 24 Inch ooal fumoce. types. Aloo buying baooball Con hove, juot pick up, 304· cards. Oaby Martin 9928715-3433. 8370. U.S. Rt. SO East ·'Guysville, Ohio Autllorl!ed John Deere, New Hollond, Bush Hog Form Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts &Service 1·3-tfc 23 . 31. - - ' - - - - - , . . 32. ·----.---;.;~:..... Lawrence Rice, 10 Milo CrMII Rood, Leon, polt Yougor Church, Leon. W.Vo. ' 21 . - - - - - - , : - 22. Two 3 -month1-otd co 11co klttono. good form coto. 304-876-8146. opodod, 304-675·2019. SALES &SERVICE Custom kilchefts and balhtooms. Remodeling, add-ons, new homes, 'plumbing, electric, siding. 15 304-676-1046 oftor 6 p.m l<lttono, 8 weeko old, Coli. Female cock-a- poo, one year old and h11 been 3·11 -tfc 8-25-1 mo. 4 klttono, 2 yellow, 2 clllco. Coll814"992-7406. Mole beoglo puppy, 304· 1176-61158. "Booutllul, Custom Built Garages" Call for tree siding estimates, 949·2801 .,.. 949·2160. No Sunday Calls lad'185 J3ZZ8fCi5e 992·3282 & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. Jm-.,; KEN'S APPLIANCE •' TOOLS- RIRNITiiRE' ~ COOKWARE MISCEllANEOUS 30. ---'---:-:--:-- . 15. - - , - - - , - - - Vinyl ..., IARIBA~~A'S SCHOOl: fOR fUTURE USF " 20. ,· TOM Ph.949·21Mor949·2l22 4-20-tfc """ f•"EIIROUMEIIT I nsur.ance n!ght ot Blfocolo-brown. 814llnghom along rood. Found .:=========i-;:-:-=;,;:;:~~==:;1rr=====::;:::::::;-tt~iriiiii=i~~iiiif=j~ unp Sun. 992-7784 or ott Betty 19, 11. • Frn osllmotes e20 Yrs. experience HOSKINS Route1 LongBottom,Oh. U74l 985·4193 9-15-1 ~. CHARLIE HATFIELD · OPERATOR PH . 742·2903 ,• 9·3·1 mo. pd. HUIITIIIG UCEIIS£ 608 t MAIN 8. - - ' - - - - - 9. - - - - - - - 10. ---'----'C..::..- :~~. :~~ellng HARLES SAYRE · 1 fiD SOli " Roofing &Siding Co. • Water ,Lines Housing 1---~-- 4 kitt..a to 1 ·good home. Coli 614-367-7878 . -lcWhite PMII-o-Poo. 9 wMIIo old. Hoe ohoto otorted ond hoo been -rmod. 114992-5332 . - - - - - - - - l c1 oil groy kitten. 814-7422480. And Home Molntenance ·eRootlngofafltypes . IU-3871 4. ---"-----'"5., - - - - ' - ' - ' - - 6. _ _ _ __ FrM ldUono. R.. t pretty, wko. old. Llt- ·· Public Bela. 6 Alli:tlon '•, ~:;;-~tnhl'i;l;tr... ;d.· 8 ROOFING . C Phone 949·2293 or 94'1·2575 f'h. 992·2174 2·26-tfc . .,. · • .. :·'• 2· - - - . , . . - 3. ~-.,...-"--"""-- SANDY AND BEAVER In· surance Co. haa offer&d str· munity vleet fOr fire Insurance of new coverage In Gallia County every week . for almo1t a century. Farm, Conalgmente of new and home and penonal property uoad ' miiChondloo olwoyo coveragH are a~allable to wolcome. Rlcllord Reynoldo meet individual need1. Contact Foster Lewl•. agent. Auction-. 275-3089. Phone 379-2204. Mother c~lco cot • 3klttono 3 moo. old. Toogood homo. coll448-3341. or 992·2282 crete Patios - Sidewalks ... New Construe· ton · Remodeling Custom Pole Barns. we Speclalile In Racine & Syracuse sewer Hookups SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Re-Biue and R~Finlsh Restock, Parts, Etc. '• 1. _ _ _ __ 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio UP- RIR CONTRACTING AfiiP CUSTOMIZi¥ · ·~ rtl'.:ift.7&56!', •• AUCTION 17. _ _ _ _ __ 18. _ _ _ _ __ (freo b1inof111 Bog of cloth... Clll 4411· 2804. .. • ' xlv• & VInyl Sidings 15 Year's Experience Greg Roush Ph. 992·7583 V, c-. 'YOUNG Ill _ ANI Eototo - Geno,.l Addreu---------------Phone _________________ • olodricll'- 8 Moplo trM to owoy.for wilod. Coil 44 · 1588. Work L:::=~::::;~~~t=====~~~~f========~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ml. . cOmmunity, w1ll govetn future constructiOn with1n the flood plain area. The elevation determinations. however. 1m pose no restriction unless and until the local community vol untarily adopts flood plain ordinances in accord w1th these elevations. Even if ordinances are adopted 1n compliance with Federal standards. the elevations pres· cnbe how h1gh to bu1ld in the flood plam and do not pros· cribe development. Thus. this action only forms the basis far Name ___________________ • .; which. 11 adoeted by a local I -r~~r-.w IIIII\ 13 Milo Border Colllo: ogr 4 moo. Clll 814-2118·8128. Chow. Pupploo. mother 2 fomole.excellent 'h Chow~;:;:========j:=======:::=j-;::=;::=;;;::;;;;;:;=::;;rr========::;i MASH kid'• dog. 304-1178-7589. .\ s&w: J,A,R,' Throe big bego, good clo· BOGGS CONSTRUCTION . thlna. 304-676-7688 •fl•• GUrtSMfTHINCL CONSTRUCTION gated. will not have a significant Technical 1nformat10n or econom1c impact on a substancomments are soi1C1ted on the tial number of small entities. A proposed base 11 OO-yea1) flood elevatton determination flood eleva110nsl1sted below for · under sect•on 1363 forms the basis .for new local ordinanJ:;es, selected tocat1ons 1n the nation These base (100-year) floOd elevat1ons are the basis tor the ........ ::=":!.\"""' ~ that !he (proposed)llood elevation determinations. if promul- AGENCY: FEMA. ACTION : Proposed rule. SUMMARY: FALL GOLF TOUR •backhoe •excavat•' ng •septic systems •dump truck service •seilding and reclaiming •Racine and Syracuse sewer hookup Work Insured and · · Guarani._., '·:· PH. JIM (qFI'ORD 992-7201_9. 3. 1 mo. Federal Emergency Management Agency. hereby certifies f>lopoood Flood . Elovollon o.t.minatlont CARPENTER • ...,..,SERVICE ~=========·~====~t;::::~;;'~9-~3~-1~~~~~~~~~~9~-~~·~tf~c~~;;;;~~~~~~2>~1~~~·~~ . Clll 814·268; Homotor. Coli 448-3732. itchen Cabinets · J&F 2 blg Hit• of clotheo. Coli ooltng · Siding • 'Con· OHIOVAUEY 1514·367-78715. KOurnR'f; KLUB Acl of 1968 !Title XIII of the Public Notice Curb Inflation Pay Cash for . Classlf.l eds and . Save.l l .t Flshrftg Supplies Scopes Traps Boots , • MUCH, MUCH MOREl 0)101!,9 totMondilY thru saturday , 1• Gun~ , ' · Golf Clubs · Golden Retriever Boots Tents Weights Weight Benches •': year) flood elevations for se- · State: Ohio . Village: Village pf Pomeroy County ~e•gs County AN-NIVERSARY SA-LE 1 67 Proposed 813 W;!Shington St.', Ravenswood, W.Va . 26164 Phone 13041273·5155 MONTHOFSEPTEMBER ' future local actions. It imposes no new requirement of itself •t YOUNG' S " OLD & '• '• Public Notice Public Notice -------·-·--·-·----------~I I I I I ( IWented ( )For Salt ( ) Announcement < )For Rent Eldorly 1114y to live In to help bear expenaes ..Should have cor. Coli doyo · 1114-245· 54824 Sr. 881, AMdiVIIo. 6890 or ovonlngoll14-246· hpt17 & 1B. NoontHdorl<. 6082. Smlll • ' Iorge ola!t ladloo clotho. toolo, oppttlincoo & lr• trimming a. removal. 814 -949-2129 or 814mloc. 992-6041 . ~111cy. flcers,16panesofglasswerebroken out of the Scipio Township Building at HarrlsonvUie. Thedepartrnentalsoln'{I!Stlg&ted a minor accident on the Meigs High SciiOOI parking lot. A car driven by Joey Barton, Pomeroy backed up and struck a car owned by Karen Walker Ra· cine. There was no damage to the Barton vehicle and only moderate to the Walker vehicle. No citations Giveaway , ,, ,, ~­ •• U.lf"11-.. Tllttf .., - - U."If-• ... - IIU~'' Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO -PROBATE DIVISIONRAMONA 1<. COMPTON, AdministratriX of the Estate of Erna Elizabeth Jesse, Dec. Plaintiff vs. RICHARDM . YOUNG, ETAL No. 23,656 -NOTICE OF PUBLfC SALEtn pursuance of the Or· der of Probate Court of . Meigs county, Ohio, I.A.trroona 1< ." Compton, Ad· mlnlstratrlx of the Estate of Erna Elizabeth Jesse. beceased, will offer for sate at public auction on the 25th day of September, 1982, at 10:00 a .m . at the door of the Meigs County Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio, the following described real estate : The following described real estate, situate In the County of Meigs and State. of Ohio, and In the Village of Pomeroy, and bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of Lot No. Two m In the angle of Main Street and Spring Street; thence along Main Street southwesterly forty· five feet to a lot owned by Lavina Downie; thence back along the upper side of Lavina Downie's said lot feet !901 to the nor· ·~~~as~.~~~r.~~ lot oi withof said Spring thence In an dl rectlon and n•,·•llol with Main Street feet !45) to 1hence a long Street Ninety feet the place of begin· nlng. Also, the following described tract in same Village, County and State; beginning at the northeast corner of a lot owned by Lavina Downie; thence In a northerly direction and parallel with Spring ·street Ten feet !10) ; thence In an easterly direction and parallel with Main Street forty -five feet !45) to Spring Street; thence in a southerly direction along Spring Street ten feet !101; thence in a westerly direc· tion and parallel with Main Street forty-five feet (oi.S) to the place of beginning. It is expressly un · derstood and agreed th~t .... -·-::t:~ ;::;::,-:::::= • ......."'... IIJ'I•·-"'- ISIHdl. ... ~"- .,~ ::::-.-~=··.... ~ n1oc ...... u ............ , ._ .. " .... c...... ~~~~.._ • , .. ,u. ..... Public Notice ~ ' •' I ,. Jll' ......... .... ~j Situations Wanted :· ~t=::- W.: •I ' t: TWW .. :4-~ ,. ............ 01\+.. 4:06p.m.toakMaurlceJarrelltrom. Melp MJE 1 mVeter~M Mena• Ia!; RaciDe at 5:02 wa1 called m nepHews. . . Portlalld b: Mlmde Cornell wbo She was a member ct the the Ml- WM ·deed 11(1111 tbe llllt's arrival; nersvllleMethodlltChurchandUDIMlddlepoit at JO::N p.m. look a.. ted Methodl8t Women. • trice Dv 10 Jlalllr MedlcaiCenta Frlellda ~ caJ1 at the Juneral . and at 9:l6 p.m. took Lelah 1m'le at. anytime. II ewer~ Holler MallraiCeata-. I •. ~. 12 ,,'· , ,,...,.............. _,, ,,,., were Issued. Fannie Phillips =·-s;=: I (MUI 1 - t I""' Jl ........ . ties, N. Y., speed, $42.50; Kay M. Hottman, New Haven, speed, $40.50; Rita Sloter, Racine, reckless operation, $'70.50; Ronald W. Graham, Cambridge, speed, $50.M, expired operators , license, $'70.50; Walter A. Ellis, Rulland, speed, $'70.50; Robyn M . Ferdlnard, Monroe, Ky., speed, $50.50; Brad A. James, Toledo, speed, $50.50; Donald C. Rime, Rt. 1. Rulland. OWl, $370.50, driving while operators 11· cense was revoked, $'l().M. Nfeigs Jaycees will sponsor haunted house project again The 1annual haunted house ventun! of ihe Meigs County Jaycees will' ,prevail. Meeting · Monday night, 18 members of the group decided to continue the Halloween season haunted house and this year It wW be In Middleport. Iii recent years the feature has been In the former Pomeroy Senior Hlg,h (now the new Pomeroy VIlla~!!!' Hall) and the former Ben Franklin Store now occupied by the Dollar General Store. __ IH-- Qarence Browning, Akron, OWl, $370.M; Bruce R. Carmon, Sauger- . 1: 11 """' 22 Money to Loan · POSITION AVAILABLE September 1 4, I 982. Sub· atitute t"cher for Guiding Hand School. Mull hove a valid teaching certificate from the Department of education. Bolory will be $36 per doy. Avoiloblilitylmmodlotaly. Applications can be obtained from: Mr. David Aotllff, P.O. Box 14, Choohlre, Oh 45820. (81 4)3117-01 02. POSITION AVAILABLE Superintendent, Gallia County Soard of Mental Retardation and Dovelopmontol Dioobilitl... Quellflcotlono: moe• certlflcotion otondardo for Superintendent Ohio De· portmont of Mentel Rotorda· ti()n end Developmental Dlllbllhleo. (Meotor degree eooontlol). Ruponoibllltloo Admlnlotor doy to doy opera· tion of OlfVin providad by tho Boord. Sllory negptit· blo. Avlllloble lmmadlotoly. Contact Mr. Jam.. Holloy, VIce Choirmon, Gollio County Boord of Mentel Retardation and Developmentol Dloobllitln, P .0. Bo• 1 4. Choohi11, Oh 46820 . (1114)3117-01 02 . Eloctronlc Tech. lor TV ro· polr. E•perloncod only. Port or poollbly full time. 6149,~·8269. ,- JI,.IST groduotad & unouio obout your fu1uro1 Tho Will Vlrglnlo Army Notional Guor!l coo help you dlcldl. We ore looking for high oehool ,-ioro & groduotei to tnaln In oommunlcotlono, odmlnlotrotlon, 'upply, mi· chllnlca. • many other floldl. If you qulllfy you mu be eligible for on ~llotmellt bonuo .,d colltlile or VoToch ..olotonoo. lo - o f W.' Vlrglnloo . - - Far maro lt!forrnetlon, cell 304, 8711-31150 or tal frM 1. 100.142-3(11 •. LAIT CHANCE, 'Hauoi of IJootd, . five ......... -orotoiMw...,hef toyo-glfto. · Our doii!OM1ro- toro ...., IMvt ii.OO • ., bour, peld 0111' •tt 1e ..-ly. On :to-.. no lnveetliawt.'col· leotlng 01 dlltw.y. Coli Me Colloct. 114-112·70411. If your home Is too small, will accept 11 trade In on larger home. For inform~~· · tlon coli 614-367-7248. · 2 atory 15 bedroom home on appror.imatel.y 21h acrn. clote to Rutland Grade School on Collogo Avo. WIH · ~ell 1urnllhed or unfur· nlohod . 614-742-2681 or 014-742-2511 . REDUCEP·B room houoe. two Iota, double garage, comer Jot. very cood locailon. 680 S. 2nd. Avo. Middleport. t14,900. About one acre lot in Bredbury . . Trailer hook·up, water. gaa. aloctric, ooptlc tonk. Coil 814-992-21102 . House In Pomeroy. 2 story, 4 bedroom. 1 'h both. Nlco front porch & encloted lldtt"" porch, fuM baeement, cen ~ : • trot hoot. loll of romodollng plus new storm windows. •47,600. Would conoldor oolling fumlohod. Will not coneider renting. SerkMia' cello only. 614-992-7074. 1 Owner financing 10 pereent down, 10 pet. lntoroot. 3'11 · ecru. Modern-in country, 3 ' or 4 badroomo, fomlly room. Will rent with rlftrencee. Moro Info. colt 814-8822744. New homo. 3 bd.room. fully • corpatod. Flroplooo with, heatal•tor, full ba1ernent. goroge. 81 4-982· 7084. ' · HOUSE Maodowbrooll All· ~ dltlon, 3 bodroomo. -fomll\< , room with comrol olr, booomant, phono 304675-11542. flrep""'· HOME LOANS 14% tlxed rate. Leader Mortgage. Ohio CAPE Cod otyltl cottogo only 1-800-341-6654 , home, nice river view. 7 wv•. 014-692-3061 roomo, 1 1h botho, coli 304773-6712 or 882-28311. · Upper 20'o. 23 Professional Services Beautifully rootored Vlcto- · rian. 6 bedroom•. 4 firepla- ce I, ornate carved· woodwork. air conditioned, ClloL Bookkeeping BookkMping S. tax service ln1ulated owner financing. for ell typa of buolnnoeo. 304-87& -8999. Carol N..t 448-3862 . . r' PIANO l'UNING & REPAIR THREE bedroom houo, Croll' . Call Bill Word tor oppoint- CrMII Ad., Mooon Co. All mont, Word'o Koyboai.d, electric, 304-876-3329. 448-4372. Help Wanted Udy to INa in pan-time with Hmi·invaUd female stroke patient. Molgo coli 99211703 or 986·3680. Gallio coli 814-317-7124 or 38776411 oftor 6 . Offorod by tho boord ofT No- · · 1 -. Rio Orondo College., Rio Gronde, Ohio. Houoe known oo BOHN HOUBE,Io· cotad ot 221 w..t College St., Rio Orondo, Ohio. Sootad bldo wHI be - t a d In tho offlco of tho Buolnooo · · Moriegor, Atron· Halt, Rio . • : Orondo Coltogo until '. 2:00PM. October 1. 1182 . at which limo bldo wMI be" ·,• opened. read. en~ evalu- · atod. Low mlnlmol occopublo bid lo •14,000 !FourtMil ' Thouund Dollara). " .., All bldo ohould be dlrectodto ·. Rio Orondo College, Ale . Orondo, Ohio 45874 ' · Morl<od to ATTN: Buolnooo Manager. · Houoe may be vlowod by op·, . . polntment onl,y .contacf 814-246-11353, ut. 217. The college r-rvoo tho .. right to reject ony ond oil ! ' bldt. ;· : bedroom houM for oale, downtown. Coli 304675-2331 after 6 p.m. Two In ground concrete pool on 2 acre lot 1 Alto has a 3 bdr. air conditioned houoe with full baaement, 2 WB fireplaces, new carpe1. Would consider lower valued property in trade or will finanee with down payment end 1 0% lntoore111 . Located 123 Garfield Avo. Coll446-1648. Will trade my equity in 1 4 unit apt. bldg .. for a trailerS. tot or 1 houH & lot. Balance can be paid by lend contract. Call for dotolls 448-3937. SALE or rent. 4 room houM both, ut~lty room, t171i' month, Henderson, depotlt. 304-676-4369. . Six roOm houae with 2 ed·' joining loto, • 1 6,000.00. 304-773-9192. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TAt-ST·ATE MOBILE HOMES. USED- CARS, TRUCKS. GALLIPOLIS,. CHECK OUR PRICES. CALL 446· 7672. 3 Bedrm., Y.a acre, ba•e· ment, city schoola. county water. 10 min . to Golllpolio. 218-734-3734 Evonlngo. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALLend contract, e3&,000 ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. Cheshire Village. Call 614- 4 MI. WEST, GALLIIPOLIS, 367-7663 . RT 36. PHONE 448-7274. Fire damaged houte. can be building, BJdwoii-Aodney Rd, juot off 1564 in Bidwell. 18,000. call446-0468 otter 4. Vo~ boaut~ut12•66, 19118 Pork Eototoo with expondo, ur~derpinnlng. fullv carpetlld, gos, 08.600. Coli 448-9380. Houoe for oelo 1 60 Second ave., Gallipolio. t41i,OOO. Coli 448-7606 or Inquire It Bob's Carryout. · E•••ern Avo .. Golllpollo. 14x70, 1975 Kirkwood mobile home, fireplace, ell · electric. Coli 614 -245 94113 oftor 7PM . reatored, on 2 lots, !arge out Nico 3 or 4 bedroom L· ohoped home, fully corpttlld. b'th end o holt utility room, and a large 1·car gar· ogo. Control olr, PI' furnonce, dlohwuhar ond dlopooel. Very -Y to omlntlin on 1 llmolt Y.a.acrellvet lot. Located on At. 311 clooe to Holzor Holpltll. With lin •••umable 8 .V4 loan. t47,000. CIII8715-7S47 oflor 6PM.. · , Schult;r mobile home 14•70. 3 bedroom, one and one· hell beth. Call 448 -: 0968 otter 4:30. Toiot olac. 14 x 70 houoe' · trailer . Fully furnithed . Made bo; Panthou ... Washer · end dryer.. dith wuher, cen~ · trel air, wood burner. 8 ml ~ ­ from Pomeroy . 16 mi . from · Athono. Pricad to soli. For mora info. cell 614·992B034 after 6 p.m . Open bou• Fri., lot., nn Mon. N- 3 bdr., only USED MOBILE HOME. •37,100. Full booem.onl·, 676-27·t 1. with proge, dining ..... brick front, 1 - ·Jot, city ·1 ochoalo, --will hllp fl. MOBILE HOMES MOVED ..,.,. It 12 - t. Aloo Llconoed & lnourod. Clll r J._!l.· '<1.1 -lllle. homotredeln. Neor 304-676 -271 1. erv••Juot off At. 141 on Grohem School Ad. Coli 1976 Comaron mobile' · home 14x70, 3 bedroom, , 81,4-371-21517. onl!t and one-hllf ~eth, ctn· ~ ;t Majeotlc home for oele. Rio trot olr, utility bldg.llicludorl. ' !irmdo -'rioting college 304· 773-5143. ..,.. N.wty renovotad, 3 . llrlr., f~ rm.. - • kit· ..... forme! dining ..... 1 1980 Oakwood, 3 bed·" , - • lot. ·Will oonolilor _, roomo, 2 botho. oN llectila ' by option. eo~~,~mollle mort· U ,000 down .,d tolta ov.;t , \<. poymonto. Col 304-178. , I •.'1 - · Coli 448-8080 or 2221 . , ., 4411-41117. _ _ _ _ __;__ _,J. . ·, 11: J c.m.. . ·t ~ ;J, �' Paa-10--The 32 Sentinel Honlea for Sale They'll Do It Every Time TIRED of being "oil gummed up" froin the oymptono of ouoh thlllgo 11 holdochM, aonotlpotlon. ar· thrltlt. olloralH, and obM· ity7 Coli 304-8111· 1'293 for . htrbll 11alotanco from Noturollle. 33 Farma for Sale I Flr-ood UO. pickup load, ~ootly Ook ond Aoh. AI· ready opllt. 304-875-2571 New 211 HP rotary ocrew olr compr11aor, U,891i, 304· 788·8241 . Business Buildings no 2 Fomllll 8Hgla pupo. each. Lowrence Rice, 1.0 .Milo Creak Rbod, poet Yauger Church. Loonw.:ve. bed. Coli Ragldarod buckaldn flly; 2 v••n old. 58 lncheo toll; broken and quiet. 304-171· 4187. trolor 1 to 20 ft. 1:30. 114· 3117- ,.. ' ' One AKC Sllvw malo _ . die. 11'11 monthl old. f70.00. 304-882·387~. 0 67 0 .33 of an acre on Lincoln Pike. Electric hook up. Ideal lor troll or. 111,800. Coll4467934 otter 5 :30PM. ···- For life· two IPICII It Melgo Memory Gardena. Buy ot • Hvlngo. coli 814992·7331 . Two ocre loto-160 ft . rood lrontoge, city wotor, behind 84 Lumber. C•ll 304-876· 8873 or 876-3818 . 2 bdr. mobile homo. Cell 448-0390. 1---------44 Apartment for Rent Furnlohad 4 roomo So both, ciHn, no pets. edutta only, dap. roq. Coll448-11i19. HUDovalleble2 bdr. deluxe, kitchen fumlohed. good lo· cotlon. utllltlu portlolly pold. 5 rm houoo for rent. Rllidentlol and commercial proptrtill for ule or 11111. A-One Roal Ettotoo, Carol Yoegor, Aooltor. Call 304875-5104 or 8711·6388. 2 bdr. downtown, til carpet, compltto kitchen, oil elect· ric heat-air cond .• Wither· dryer. Cell 448· 4383 dayo. 448-01 39 eve. • r. hou• renovated A lnsulotod on 1 1 / 3 ecre lot with rogo. odulto only, 8 mi. outh on Rt. 7 . Cell 814· 21111-1113 . r. 2 bedroom houoe on Rt. 218, ovolloble Oct. 2nd. Cell 448-911811. Furnlohed Apt., 1 BR , 243 Jockoon Pike. U311. Utili· tleo pold. 448·44111 otter 7 p.m. Furnlohed 3 r. private bath> 8411 2nd. Avo.. Gelllpollo. Rof. preforrod. Call 4482216. Small lurnlohed offlency, 1· 3 bedroom llouoe In Plonto profesaional type male only. Sub .. UliD mo. pluo t100 Center olr a heat. Call448· dopoolt. fuel. old furnonce. 0338. Coli 4411· 28111 . 2nd floor fumlohed offl· Smell fumlohed houoo, 1 or clancy apt. Apt. 4, 729 2nd 2 ldulto only. Coli 4411· Avo. Adulto only. 4480338 . 0957. 2 bdr. houte on lower At. 7, dep. req. Married couple preferred . Cell 614-2581413. Pomeroy-2 bd.room unfur- Deluxe garage eptrtment, 1 bdr., central air. Firat Ave., no pOll. rof. required. Call 814-268·8608 . nlohod houoo. f 195. mo. Jackaon Eatatee ApartSecurity dopooit. 1100. pluo manto.. 638 Jockoon Pike. utllltleo. • Alter 8-coll 814· Golllpollo. Equal houolng op992-2288. portunity h01 1 bedroom apertments, rent ltlrta tt 11112 per month. Coll'448Nice 3 bd.room houM near 2745 or leovo mnnge we mine one. Deposit required. will coli you back. S220 . par month. 614·742· 2128 . Nnrly new, 1 bdr .. opt. with rofrlg. and ltove. t 189 per One bedroom houae, aveila- mo.. wotor lnduded. Coli ble Sept . 18th, 304·876· 448-3817. 2973. 3 room furnlohld opt. f250. month lncludeo utllltleo. In· 4 room houl8 unfurl1ished quire at Meiga Inn in Camp Conley •140. per Pomeroy. month. PhOne 304-876· 1---.:_______ 1371 or 876-3812. Furnished ap1rtment1 for rent. 814·992 -5434, 814· FOUR room hOUII, Ideal for 992-5914 or 304 -882elderly couple. good loca- 2588. tion, 304·876· 1302. House for rent, 3 bedrooms, 103 8th' Straot. Point Pleo· oant. $300 monthly, depoolt required, new furnace with g11 ..aving features . Can be ooen, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. dolly except Sundey, Phone 814· 448·8398 betwun 11 o.m. and 9 p.m. HDUH APARTMENTS . mobile homea, houees. Pt. Ple111nt and Galllpolli. 814· 4411· 8221 or 814-246-9484. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Three room lumlohed aport· ment, aduha. no pete, Point Plauont. Cell 304·876· 2463. for rlnt in Hartford, antique oingle bod, $.1 00. 304· BB2· 2371 . Two-2 bdr. trailers com· pletely lurnisned. Cell 4489889. , 2 bdr. mobile home new carpet. clean, on Bob McCormlckm Rd . Adulto only. no pall. ooc. dop So ref. required. wotor pold, t 180 per mo. Cell 448·4491 . 2 bdr. unfurnished trailer~ . Chnhiro ~~ Rt. 35 Weot. Call 448-4229 . . Rlcherdoon 10x41 mobile home. 2 bdr, partially fur· nlohod. carpeted. gao furnonce. Call 614·2116· 1413. 2 bedroom troller. Real nice, edulto only. Brown'o Troller · Pork, MinorovHie. 814-992· 3324. Furnlohod 2 bd.room mobile home. Adulto only. 814· · 948-22113. THREE room lumlohed cot· toga, utllltloo furnlahod, edulto. no pota, 304·8711· 2812 or 8711· 1 580. 41Furnished Rooms · LAYNE'S FURNITi,;,iE Solo, choir. rockor, otto· man, 3 tobl.n . (extra heavy by Frontlor), te85. Sofa, chlllr and lovnaot. U71i. Sofu and chlllro prlctd from t2811. to ta95. Tablao, 'ue ond up to 11211. Hid•·•· bodo, f440 . and up to U211.. queen alze, 13BD. Rodlnoro. f175 . to t321i .. Lompl from fiB . to Uli. II pc. dlnettell lro,m t7t., to f3811. 7 pc:. f118. and up. Wood t'atilo with olx cholro t3811. to teiO. Dnkf110. · Hutchn, UOO. a~d t'liliO., mople or pine flnloh. Bod· room 'Juitee - leuett Cherry, t798 . Bunk bod complete with mottrnooo, UIIO. ond up to 1398. Boby bedo, f99. Mottrn- or box oprlngo, full or twin, tl8., firm, tee. end f78 . Queen lito, 1181. 4 dr. chooto, f42 . li dr. choltt, fli4. Bod lroiMO, UOiond Uli ., 10 gun • Gun coblnoto, UIIO .. dinette chllln f20 . and Ull. Goo or electric rongn, t321i .. Baby mo, trea-. t21i So Uli. bod framn f20, Uli. a f30. Uaect Furniture ... book0111, rongea; chllro. end t11bl11, rocllnora and ' lV'o. 3 mlloo out Bulovlle Rd . Open 9om to 7pm, Mon. thru Fri.. Sam to.lipm, Sot. 448-0322 R & M Fumlturo lt. Rt. 7, Crown 'City, Oh, 814-~58· 14170. Sole on all oota, chain, hlda • bed. love oeoto ond upholttery fabric In llock. Low Low prlcn on cuetom made furniture and r..,pholotory. Ploulng you piHIII uo. Mon. Wid. 6 Thua. 7:30 to 4, Tuo. & Fri. 7:30 to 8. Bat. 1 to II. 1 Kenmore waohor, 1 Whirl· pool dryer, 1 Whirlpool waohor. Allin mint ohapo n~ guarenteod. Coll448·8181 . U8ED FURNITURE: twollv· lng rm. aultn, lomp table, cofleotoblo, I pc.. dinette, 2 swivel rocker•. end otto· man. Corbin & Snyder Furn.. 9116 Second Ava .. Galllpolla, 81 4-448· 1 171. O.E. frott fr• rolrlgorotor, Olboon 111 cu. ft . cheat fr-or . Coll4411·4818 . Early American conoole co· lor televiolon, 2 early Amerlcon wlngbeck chalro and 1 living room couch. AH excel· lent condition . Inquire ot 918 2nd. Avo. , G~lllpollo . Pt01tlc Septic Tanke. Stott and county opprovld. 1.000 gal. tonk, price f340 . Other 11101 In otock. haul In your pickup truck. Coll814-288· 11930. Jeckoon: Oh. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Wood burning add on fur· nonce. Still In foctorv crate, U50 . Coil 1 -814-2118· 1218. For sale Aeatturant· Corryout equipment, uood, Iowen prlcoo. RADCO. 304·1123·1378. For Sela Rowlelgh Producto. 1924 Eootorn Avo., Golllpo111. C~l ~8-9518 . Musical . l'!ltruma~~i · ··•I . I. ~~;;~~~~:;~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. 111......,.• . . ..... .. .·--· ... ' ' " ' '' 61 Household Goods . 1971 Ford Ftlirmonr;• 4 dr.. lui of Yard Solo for ..... , Make on eon 4411·2218. 72 Trucks for 78 (:hevy PU ou"om da· heevly duty, y, ton, cond. Cell 814-258· u. ctMn, f2 ,200. Coll441· luJIO. 4712. Oolllpolla. OH. ========= I---------· Fuollttovo, Electric Ute, Ilk• I:::::::;;:::::;;:::::;;:::::;;:::::;;;;;~:::::;;~ new, UOO. 304-&78-2088. ' . ....... -4 --...· ...... --. .. - ...·....-. Firowood, f30 pickup load dollvwod. 304·4118 · 1844. Bundy Clorlnot, I 100, Phone 304-11711-8848. Couch and lovooeot, UO. Phone 304·11711· 7109. Odyooey II lV game, with 8 cortrldgao •nd Poe Mon. Some •• now, 304·1178· 25011. Brand now fuM olro bed. met· trno, bo• oprlngo. hnd· board and frame, I 1 211 firm . 304·882-31129. Strictly wood burner, Atlanta Homett4tader. t2211, uaod 1 veer, Phone 304-11711· 711119 . 66 Building Suppliaa Building materiel• block, brick. - e r plpea. win· dowo, llntolo, etc. Claude Wlntoro, Rio Grande, 0. Cell 1114-2411-11121 . ' 61 Farm Equipment 78 Pontile Orand Lo:r,::~~~ , 1 dr.. auto, Pl. Pll, -o. AC. orulao. tilt oloth ifttorlor, approa. 1-....:________ 113.000 miiM. U ,IOO. Col 1174 F 350 Ford. 1 l!lfl ~4-1171·' 1151. k t1000 114 lSI truo . • • • 74VWI f:"cond Coli 3373 dlyo. 814·81111·41111 · we. and week-end&. 1114"371ue. ' 27 z. 1874 Dotoun 2110Z. t2!,100. Call 81 4-21111• 1718. 1877 L.J. Orand Prix, low FALL TRACTOR BALE f"ll-. exc. cond. Cell J I VI D E N S FAR M 814_211 . 18118 . EQUIPMENT 4411' 18711 I' Long tractor,. - Vermeer 1171 Comoro. 307 engine, bllln, hey equipment, bole 3 ·.-d. new point, 12.000 movero a fHdorl, wogono. mlloo on en,lne, f1,000. rotary tllero. dloc. IIICioro. Call 441·023 . rotory cuttero; blldu, gotoo 1178 -Pontlec lunblrd, 4 aAndcultlvotoro. Bao uo To Got Your cyl .. AM -FM otero, air p 1 t ra So C 0 M p LET E cond .. oxc. cond. Coli 448· SERVICE. 7838 or 4411·1387 llftor Uood Equipment _e_PM_ .------IH Hydro 70. Ford JubiiiO. 1980 VW Robblt, 4 opd., 136 MF, 800 Ford, Mouoy Horrlo pony. 70 Oliver. B·N AM-FM otero. air cond .. fog Ford, Plowo, dloc. JD mo· light. Coli 4411·7021. .I --------- nuro oprHdor · We buy Uood Equipment Woodo com plckor, f300. Coli 814·2118·8038. otter 4PM . No Soturdly colla. 1875 Cotnoro air ohocko. mag whHfo. radial tim, autorriotlc, 78.000 mi. Cell 4411-4730. 66 DRAGONWVND CATTERY • KENNEL. AKC Chow pup· pill, CF A Hlmoloyon, Por· olen and Slom111 klttMo. CeiJ 448-384~ altor 4 p.m. Limbo for oolo. lutohorlng olro. opprox. 100 lb. •flO Meh. CaH 114' 982-7713. 1977 Toyoto-35 lnlleo por f1 ,800. 114-.2 47181. 1••. 1 879 Oldo. Cutluo lu· lor-• Brougham. 113,000 m1 . am· fm, eir·cond •• 15,100. Alter 7 p.m. cllll Plgo lor aolo. 81 4 ;849- '814·982-3710 . 2017. For Nlo-19711 VW Bootie .. Good gentle milk cow, ,.. .. Now point, motor roooncltl· onoblo, 304-458-1057. onod. Contect Rolph Pratt at 121 7th Ave. Middleport, Oh. POODLE GROOMING . Call 84 Hay • Grain Judy Taylor 11 814-387· l - - - - - - - - - - 1979 Ford LTD Lindau. 2 7220. door•. vinyl top, auto., u cond., p.a.,p.b.,p.w., power door locka. A.m .•f .m.r-. 8 trlclt 11-. crulao con· trol, _ , window dltoggor, ~...-.wire lUI~. Grooming oorvicoo. Will clip Schnauaero end etc. 814· 9"2·7342. ... ..... . -. .... ~ - ' THE 6UY 'S JACI(ET.'•• F 6 K t - Trimming, otump romovol. Call 8711·13~1 . • rtonood rntton. roofing. cer· penter, ilectrlclan, general roD81ro ond·•"'!!'t!oling. Cell 304-1711-2088 or 8711· 411110. . Wotor Wolo. Commorelol •nd Dorrieotlc. Till llolot. Pumpo BalM and. Bervlce. 304-185·3.802. -ADVANCE!l Soomlou Gun.· D-o. Offering con· tlnuoo guttering, -mlooo 1 882 Hon~o 7110 Night oldlng, rooting, gorogo Hawk. blue, 1 1100 mllao, doora. frao ootlm~tll, 814helmet. engine guerd, 898·82011. f2400 •.axC:ollent concltlon, 304-1171-1111111. PAINTING l~~torlor & exterior. frao Ntlmotoo. 304· 8711-1128. 76 Boeti and Moton for Sale wheola, new ro!-. trunk oM to apprecloto. con 1114-H2·11i41i. 4 p . n). -114-.1 41 · 14.2111; 71 Autoa for Sele 1 4 foot ltaroroft elurri.,ooml V-lluM. 10·HP Johnoon out· board •.tit.troller, now condl· t I o n • f 1 2 0 .0 30~11711-2811 1. 76 · Auto Peita & Apcaaaorills · Plumbing • Heating CARTER'S PWMBING AND· HEATING Cor. Founh end Ptno Phone 441-3888 or 4484477 USED tlro,, •, Honohowo Tlroo, Lucoo Lone, 'Pt. PIM• unt, phone 304,-1171· 7380. 84 Low mileage 30~ ~ 281 Ford -lne, Phone 3048911-3987. . SEWING Machine roplllro, e8rYice. Authorblod Sirlaor laiN a Sorvlce Sharpen lcloooro•. Fobrli: ,shop. Pomeroy. 982·2214 . n · . 78 • Electrical Refrigeration Cemplng Equipf1Hint ltorj>rof1 'toid-out o> 1111d twlco, uoollont co"d. 12481. .. tild Mol"' ...... :;:=~-=~' . 9/1 ,7 /82 EVENINO 6:00 D <Il N-ntor (%)MOVIE: Tho Man Who Loved...... . (I) Corol Bumait (I) • (I) (lD • (J} NIWI (!) N.Wa/Sporti/Weothtr (I) flectrio Company I)]) 3-2-1. Contact 8:30 <Il <IJ NBC Nowi (]) •110.000 Pyramid (I) Bob NeWhart Show (l)e(iZ ABC Nowi G (I)® CBS Nowo (J)Or. Who I)]) Ullao, Yogo end You · 7:00 <Il P.M. Maguln• <Il lnolda tho NFL Lon Dawaon and Nick Buonlconti analyze thia week's NFL actiOn and lOok ahead to neXt w8ek's games . (}) MOVIE: Tribute' (I) Bulro Eye (I) 0/C NCAA Foot boll Preview · Cl) Winnera \' (J) enUirtalnmant Tonight <IJ Hoppy Ooyo · • (J) Tic Teo Dough e e Auto Repair SPECIAL C~mplato enamel point lobe from f300. Sun· roofl lnltlllod from 12211. Auto Trim Center. 4411· 1118. 4door-gon. wOrlaa. runa firm. 814·1117- · 82 . . Evening television l i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 86 . Oana.r al HauUn, JONES BOYS WATER SER · VICE: Cell 814·3117·7471' or 1,1 4·387-01181. 'l Need iomot~ln1 heulod ·owev or. oornethlnt moved? wa•t dti lt. CeM 448-3159 or 814;2118-18117 llftor 1. · (I) R_., ®N-• " 7:30 "" ' ''~ " ··'. .. Doaort' ' (I) CFI FoOtball: Toronto et Co!gory ([) lnalde • 9 P.O,)e'o COurt CI1 YO. Alkod For It AnOther lite · (I)'!IPN 8portl Centar (J) Major Laoguo Beubill: ·AtiOntl 11 Clnclnnotl CIJ (I) FamilY Feud (!) Lovorno and Shlrioy l e lluolnell RePort Hanne'1 Ark lnalde SuolniH · 9 Entartelnmont e 8:00 CII (!) . Powero of . Motttiflo Star (PREMIERE) Manhew. a vleltor from tn· other world. mHtl two gfrlt at achool but .one of them II In IIHIIIn 11nt out to. destroy him. (80 rilln.J · (I) On LocotiOn: Rich Uttlo The great lmprlllionlat porlorml hlaoolo nlgntc:lub NottOnol a-rep~~lo 10:00 Ollt funl. .,... Clir*tl, 0~ . .. S:.U. .... ...,Idem-. =;r.4-8711·~*'~ Of ~n~. ~:.•~•....:e.....:,_1 _111_._·---~ . llt.7, .. CllftDn.J80 mln.J , > • 11110 ' EVENING ~.!!.!!.~ ;;;'M;:i'; t;;;- ())'ttl Tonllll!t lllow MOVIE: ·- !ft'M.- ur. > -; -~=-'Ho(dhet . .......... Ill MOYIE: '0 ....... . rMOV1E: 'The c:or,qWorm' , . . I C) ) I KI Cl- ~ntryo II])PorooneiRno- 8:30 . Mlch_!gan at Notre Dame CIJ ® MOVIE: 'The Shootlof I]]) Matinee at the Bijou 'Flying Deuces .' Leurel and Hardy star in one of thei r all-time funniest adventures. (R) (90 mi n.) 10:00 (}) MOVIE: 'Outland' CII MOVIE: 'Lora Do It I I Glll®NCIJ movies. 61tWM~td' , RATYa . 8:00 • (]) Nevw,Dint.'r (}) MOVIE: 'RollorGoootor' (%) Oooth Valley Doyo CIJ . World Chom;ilonanlp w.,ltllng . CZJ God Hooll)o.Ano-r e (}) (!) !'IIC N - . DAILY CRYPTQQUOTE - Here's how to work It : MOVIE: :lllver Btlf (I) Unllmit8cl Hydroplane lloclng Tho,·Columblo Cup from Tri Clties, WashinG- , (I) RFO ~Mintha ,_IIV . oprfng tlla DolkiO from B- Hog]!'l """'pod u~ chorJII· (Ill (110 m\n.J (J) Gil Wool*41011 Wllkl ....,_,..,_ll(olti811 ..., ..., woor=n jou,... 1111 ng the ,• 9/18/82 ' 11.001....... .. ~. ( (1)"'6 oJ Strike . Fo~ Capt. Murphy and hll c ~ew eCilartOUI*of - n d A -of jrUIII serilm holpo weok'a...... Today investigtte 1 woman who has killed tome convan. tloriooro. (RJ (80 mln.J G (J) ® Foloon Creot Chase finally gets 8nough evidence to take Angalt.,to court (RI .(IO min.) IIl Edwond tho King ill) N-wlotoh 10:30 (1) ling oUt AmoriCI· C1J TN Evening Nowo <lD MaatwJ al• ue ThNtrt 'Ttlttment of Youth.' Aolend't aGc;ounta of 1ht' fighting in Frtnce inspire Vt~ to become I wertlmt nuroo. (Ill (80 mln.J [Ciond . CoJI!Ionod] PltiY sn- Mid I'IDIY lo joined by ~ Rilfti~ "ton, John Ritter and Tory · Buelne~ 'Is Ethnic In?' Two black men who have worked In large Anierican corpor1• tiona ahare their experi- e Tonlg~t ." Ill IDi Oroitolt American Hero Ma~ll enlists Aelph'a ·aid I~ locet· ing a misting person. {FI) (80 min.) 11J C1J CID Dellos J .R. il rid· ing high with Cliff crushed, Bobby on the ropea and Sue Ellen accepting nit It· tentlono. fR) (60 min.) (j.J Next Queatlon ill) Crlolo to , Crlolo, Wkh Barberi Jorden ' Fire on the Water.' Tonigh.fa ,program documents the oonfllct of American and Vietnamese familial l n Tex11' shrimp flanlng lnduatrv. (60 min.) 9:30 (}) MOVIE: ~ Uon of tho 9:00 0 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS II Appear Arnold and his buddies are I Dray OOWN terrorized by schoo l bui5 Muslim 1 Billiard shot ll ... (RJ (60 min.) prayer 2 Vibrant <Il MOVIE: ·Harry'o Wor' <Il MOVIE: 'Little Dorfingo' 10 Towards 3 Goneril's (I) MOVIE: ' Flat Top' shelter sister ([I MOVIE: 'Horoe Soldloro' II Cross out I Oolong (I) Ill (J} T.J. Hooker Un· I! Latvian city 5 Son of Cush dar pressure from a TV AGain' reporter, Sgt. Hooker and 13 Flattened 6 Partner (]J Dallas Cow· boy& Romano investigate a se r· Yesterday)s answers. at the poles of sundry WookiY ies of assaults on wom en 10:30 (I) Tom Landry Show II Eggs 7 Fluid loss 19 Cap 29 Wet (A) (60 min.) CIJ TBS Weekend Newo llJ ())f.UI Welt Disney 'Gus. 15 Spanish aunt 8 Garbed 22 Wind 30 Speechify Cil Hlgn SChool Football the Pigskin Mule.' Conclu16 Toolbox 9 Vacillate 31 U.ge ndary instnunent Cl]) Myateryl 'Sergeant sion. A team lmpons a·Ylf· · 17 Of the mind II Embroidered ~3 Reparation Cribb.' Sergeant Cribb automaton goslavian mul8 ~hat kiCks teals that Henry has fallen 19 Au nature! . item 24 Italy's shape ·33 Trust 1OO·yard fie ld goals. (60 vict im of e merriage·fOr· min .) 15 Asian weight 25 Novelist 36 Brief profit scheme. (R) (60 min.) 20 "- Jude" ([) Fawlty Tower1 IBeatles' 18 "Who goes Eric [Closed Captioned] swlm I)]) ClllliC CountrY . II (2) Newacenter 26 Task song) '" 37 - Moines 8:30 (J) ESPN Preeenu Satur· 1 1:00 (I) Roek Church Proclaims Zl Gennan river ..,.....,,-,.....,.day.Night at the Fights To· ({) ESPN ~n• Center night's show features 22 Russian city (!) Ill CIJ tm Nowo Rafael ' Bazooka' limon vs. Chung-U Chol for the WBC 1 1:30 IJ (}) (!) Saturdey Night 2{ Engendered Live Jr. Lightweight Champion25 Maple genus (I) MOVIE: 'Not As A ship from Los Angeles. 26 College Stra_!!IJOr' Cil 1982 · Drum COrpl Ill (I) MOVIE: Woy, Way in Iowa International Champion· Our 27 Put together sniP Hlghlluhu . 28 Ballpark vendor's cry 32 February 'ftj'}I}N'}fi}ll ~THATBCRAMBLfDWOIIDGAME utterance ~ ~ ~~· by Henri Arnold end Bob Lee 33 Spoil Unscramble theae foUr Jumbles, 31 Gold (lt. l one Jetter to each square, to form lour ordiiiOIY words. 35 Gennan art songs 37 Twofold · 38 Prepare fodder ~~~..:::-r-39 This (Sp. ) 40 Uke a sore throat (]) ESPN Sporto Canter (I) fridiYI <Il Late Night wltn David Lettermen 1:00 (])I Morrlod Joan ctJ Australian Rulea Football 1:30 (})MOVIE: 'Lunch Wagon' (I) My Little Margie ®MOVIE: 'Tno Two Feoao of Or. Jekyll' CJ) (J} Nowo 2:00 D (}) NBC Newa Ovlrnlght (I) Bachelor Father (!) Nowi/Sign Off 2:16 (})MOVIE: 'Looking lor Mr. Goodbar' CIJ AUenu Brovoa Repley 2:30 (I) U!• of Rll~y (]) E&PN &porto Contor 3:00 (}) MOVIE: 'Su.,Orll'(' (I) 700 Club ' 3:30 (I) 0/C NCAA Foot boll Preview ®I Believe 4:00 (I) CFI Football: Toronto It Colgory '1:30 (}) MOVIE: 'Orooood L!Jhtnlng' (I) R-llegloy 4:46 · (}) MOVIE: 'It Uvn Again' ''· ci! . (!) MOVIE: 'Meatballs' (JJ Ill (iZ NCAA F0<1tbello ho sts Gene Siskel 11nd Roger Ebert take a look at what's happen ing at the B:OO G <Il (!) Dlffront Strokao David Letwrman (])Jack Benny Show (JJ MocNoi~Lohrer e NOw Houllni . .u.._-. boy (I) 700 Club r (]) \ holloo aool, lump or .otoltar up to 8 ton. ,Qhlo. . . top 1011. "" tlrt. Cell 814-317-7101 ·. I)]) Ill (iZ Nlwn~lno 12:00 (I) Bumo & Allen (I) MOVIE: 'Harvey' (I) Nlghtllno II) (iZ Frldayo · 12:16 <Il MOVIE: 'All me Marbiee· 1 2:30 D (}) . Lite Nlanl with 8:30 ® Belt of Notre Oomo Football 1979 Fighting lr· ish vs. Michigan:· . (IJ ill) Well Straot• WHk Louil Rukeylllr lntlyzll the '80s with a weekly r.. · view of economic 111nd in· vestment matters. 9:0Q 1J (}) <Il MOVIE: Tho Mtrtlen ChroniCle•' Pert 2 (}) MOVIE: 'Urban COw- I ' "........ THEIU:'S 60 LITTLE TIME ... Geno'tltHm Corjoot Cleon8cotch Oourd • Froo ntlmotoa·oprinl opeclol•· Gene Smith, 119 -8308. RON'S Televillon Borvlce. 8-lllizlng In Zenith and Motorola;. Quazer .. •nd houoo cella. Coli li78-239B or .448·2414. Owlaon four glide. Call 448-4740. HAI'E THE NALl.ET· THAT FELl FltOM IIINGS CONCRETE CON· ITRUCTION lpoclallzlng In concreto drlvowoyt. olda· Wlilko. ~~-.. potlol. etc, 1 1 yt. oxp.• Cllll8t4·387·7891 . 1880 CJII J - . 1111 than 14,000 mll11, tli,900.00 304-182·2854. Hertey 000! 'r 6TILL HO! SHE ~N0\'15 EVEN LE% ABOUT STELLA HAN THAN 1 DO' FIG\.Rf5 ARE BE61HHIH6 TO BL/Jil- IT'5 JUST CHRISTIAN'S CON· ITRUCTION. Conotr.. roof· lng, oldlng, opoutlng, fencing, polflllnfl, ropolro 6 cl•nlng. 4411·2000, cell be· foro 8 and otter 5:30. CerpMIIY ropolr • remodel· lng, wall ponellng, ceiling tlo & oldlng. 1114-99227119. ---------------- 1981 5HE COULD CARRY THAT BIG GUY LII\C . HE I'IA5 NOTIII/(6.'.. ~-THESE MHOnoiv wOrk; Logue Controctlng. Rt: 1, Ewlngton. Coil 11 4-3se.u~•· 711 Dod11 8·200 von equipped. ciuotoritla'o oomo. f4,4811 or noblo offer. Call ml-387-. l 0117. Motorcycles NHO'O HAVE TH006lfT 440 LTD. HILLCREST KENNEL • Boerdlng all breodo. AKC Reg. Doberm1n1 pupa end Doberman Stud Sarvlco. Coll448·7796. A,l'l)orlcan Plt lull , pupplao. Cell 814-381·81!47. good. big tlrH, good oh-. New bettory. •710 or trod& for outo. cor of "'""' voluo. Rt. 4 Boa 211 Two lid. on HHI. 74 WHEW! STELLA' H~/ .Olio. 814· 81 Cutlato Supremo Dleoli. f8000. or will conolder older cor oa trade ln. 814742·2411. Llveatock lntornotlonol Scout 4 cyl.•.3 lpd.. 4-WD. rune uq., body 1979 Tomei Mopld. 2 opeod trenomloolon. · Exc. qond. loon II 442 S. lith Ava. lllllddlopon. con 814· 892-~1131 . . " . 83 Y8f1s • 4 W.O. 1975 Horloy Dovlaon oupor Gilda 1200 CC . Call 448· ~ 108 before 2PM and any, time weekend&. 1 row drog typo com plckor. Roooonoblo. Horrloonvlllo, Oh.· 814 -992-20811. Pata for Sale 73 Marcum Rooflnt 6 Spout· lng. 30 Y8lll oxporlonce, apeclollllnt In built up root. con 1114· 3111·9822 or 8148 8 8 11 7 ..:3..:..:·..:".:.:_ _·- - - - - RINGLE'S SERVICE expo· lntornotlonal· T-DB doaor, 8 ft. biodo, f2 ,000. Coll448· 0231. Oliver 358, 7 ft. mower, 1450. Coll44e.0231 . Build your own gtrege ----....,----.--le24<24 all lumber fumlahod, For Nlo·Wolkoi:.4 pool elect· f8110. Coli onytlmo, 1· 814· ltc holat, 1 hp. motor..7.100 8811-7311 . lb. capacity . 814·992· 11048. Motel aheeto for oil buAdlng purpoae1 . Fltt porcellan enamel coiled. 4x8 thru 4 x 12. Prien, 17.00 to 19.80. 814-887·30811. 19112 Ford 1 ton truck, 304· 171-4384. ' 1--------- 18'71 Toyota Corolo 2 dr., ttandard tronemlaalon, ro· dlo. llr. very good cond., U,IIO. Coli 4411-2300. PAINTING • lntorlor and U· tlrlor, plumbing. roofing, oorne romodolinl. 20 yra. up. Clllll14·381·8812. CAPTAIN STEEMER Corpol C'-lngte~urocl bv Heffolt BiHt'*o t:u'11om· Corpoto. Free ottlmlt11. Coli 4482107 • .• 11110: Ctptolno bod. 1200. 1 yoor 1 old, good condition, I· 304·812-31 10. 68 Smith Cordno cortrldgo rib· 1 _ _ _•_v_ag_a_t_•_b_la_s_ _ bon ty-rltor, very good 1· condition, · t11i0.00. Coil Potat-. 30.._ 8911 _ . 3400 304-875-2128 altar I p.m . GOOD THINGI TO EAT ::: • Moytog waohor, Gonorol CANNING PEACHEI Vol · • Elootrlo dryer. patio, dinette oot. Co11304-871i·2018 . low Fre11tono canning poechnnqwovolloblowhle Boarcot8 8connor, 110011· tho oupply Into. 1018 moll now, Phone 304·8711· MARKET-- Muon W.VA . . 773· 5721 open 7 deyo o 11475. nU5THIM. L_of_,.w.&, 9 ......117 .... . .,...mnth. Ciarlnot In good playing cond. Juot recently rocondl· tlonod. Call 448-3274 or 441· 11137. w-. PRf:TEND TO ~· 14x70.. throe bedroom, al electric. unf. UOO. m6nttll'f pluo electriC . . Glenwood, W.V•. ~30<l·1178·2441 or Llr1lurnloh1d 2 bedroom , 1 110. CompCon- 71 Autoa fOr Sale WINDOW TINTiNG ~­ Furnlohod room. I 1 111. utll· Holno· Commercial. ·Cut tleo pd. alngio mole, ohero Bllclt telnoio poodle puppy. both. 919 2nd. Ave .• GoNI· , f 1 .00 lectory rablt01 on all oleo porty poodle, 304-11711· fi~ onorty coot, : profe'o, oioneily inotollect. eon 4411polio. Coll448'· 4411 altor 7 Ftlderol Remington ond Win· 22B8. chootor allot gun lhello. 3100. PM . Spring Velloy Trodlng Co .• Spring Volley Pl111, 441· .__ _ _ _ _...,.,....;''"!'""J..--------~ 80211. r ---------' 48 Space for Rant 3 Pool room tolllao. Con be -anytime through day. I IJ'i'U..f;';;;:;;>;"i'ir.iii\i-:r.:;oo-:r;inj;:r;:;;y:~~Wir.c:r;;-11 to 'll, Calll14·21i8·1411 . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park, Route 33, 1\lorlh ,of .Gorogo iloor 8x7, com- : Pomeroy. Lorge Iota. CoM ond trock. Call 99~-7479. . 448·3414. . . Completely furnlohed. 3 bd.room • totollllectrlc, nice ioclltlon. UIIO. mo:. pluo c1epo.1t and ll~rlc. 81,4· 182·3811\1· . . 304-87t·I07S. . ' 18... Mulling. II cyHndor automatic, rune good, low a• mHaogo. 1700: 11 •Plod Chevy truck tranomloalon, Wf:DON'r ~ HAVf: MU CH OF A CHOICE. B~x134,MIIon,WV. GOOD USED APPUANCES • wuher1, dryet"l, refrfsl••· tore, rangoo. Skaggo Appllonooo, Uppor Rlwr Rd .. bnldo Stone Croat Motel. 448·7398. H~"!e Improvement!! STUCCO PLMTERING • tuturod celllnp commorolol onct rMidentlll, lrH ottlm-- Coil 1114-21111· 1182. . 8 yr. old Spinet plano by. Kimbell, eaeo. Call 448· 8844 . & Acreage 81 •' Trained Brittany ' 9ponlol. 11110. Ragloterod, mole. 304-8711-81121 . ' Beautiful BaldWin' l(llrlot pi· ono . ..g•rfoct condition. 11,2!) . Cllll 773-11~8 or For Hlo one and half acroa more or lou, approxlmotell[ 800 h rood frontage on Coro·Contorpolnt Rd. nnr Centerpoint. 13.0.0 0 .00 Phone 882-8944. The Daily Senlinei- Pag-1 i· Coli Robert Harper lor Gin· Doberman' o ..,ro end le· malo, coil 304·812·2827 or -s end Yellowroot prlcn. 304-8711-7834. 304-11711-1293. For aale Farm, 207 ecrn on Parker Run Rd. Lind con· troct ovolloblo. 118,000. down. 12 petcent lntereet. Mlnorol rlghta Inc. No houl8. Coli 388· 9348. 36 Lots , 'N' CARLYLE"' 1971 Concord, 1 2x80 with tipout. BM ot 1404 l.eWIO StrMt, tot I . Point Pleaunt, oftor 4 . 34 ___ _________ ·' 17 Ohio . ---- _.. ------- y ' .' 7:bo .1 .-"='"With·-..._. ton~~$ ·· . !1)0.... . . . . lt.!lliiileiiMiil.-11 How ., ...... (J) A I ! C r - - lnd 1 . :-..:::~ lioN Clold .... ·,:r:.':*Centor ea.w-N lnMil PNvtawa Co- · II ~ GI~DIF+I-­ [) : (): () . ' --- ... . -~...., ............. .._ coiloCn"' Mslw.LETll!E( One lelter simply attnds for another. In this sample A ia ~ used tor the thref! L's. X for the two o ·s. etc Single letters, · epoetrophea, the len&th and formation of the warda are •II biDts. Each dey the code letters are differe nt. • gaatod lly tho llbovo ,......,.....;·"---~ IIII Joo( 11!111 . AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW CllYPTOQUDTES . I I I I l 1""-le<norrow) Vtsterday'o l Jumbloo: FlORO AOULT BEETLE HELPER · . AniWOr: Might be fell thalli woen't rlgnt-"LEFT" YD Y!lf QJYHFAM ' IM DXH FPD MP XHES DXID VR Z X XHESM pRJ RM ZPFQYAHFZH DXHYJ XHES . - HSYZRJRM Yeoterdey'o CryptAiqttOie: WHEN A NEIGHBOR IS IN YOUR. GARDEN, INATTENTION IS THE TRUEST . POLITENESS .-CHINESE PROVERB �.· Page---12- The Daily Sentinel ... I . ' Friday, Septembar}7, 19~ ~roy-Micldlaport. Ol!io :• ·osu.,...'·:...:...31 ' '. • . OklahOma........29 ' ' 'Kentucky.... :....8 Michigan State.. JO " : . Minnesota .......36 Purdue .......... lO ' ·I Penn'State.. ;.. .49 Rutgers.::~·:.·... 14 SHOP THIS wEEKEND AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL.SALE 'PRICES..ON: nsurance to ··Second Ave., Pomeroy, ngtrt across from Elberfelds .parking lot . Sept. 20, 1982, We Will Carry On With Regular BuSiness From This Location TttE DOWNING-CHILDS WILDCAT STRIKE- Members of United Alllll Worllenl.ooall%2 In Twklaburc, Ohio continued &o block entranlll!ll Thulllday at &be Chrylller stamping plant shortly after a Summit County common pleM coun judge laaued a temporary l'lllltralnlng order llmlllnc plcketmc at the faclllly. (AP Laserphoto ). &' Junior Miss wmr.ers will get sch~hips ~aw~ronrrru~of~u· theast Ohio Junlor Mlss, Inc., an· nounced that cash scholarships, savings bOnds and gift certificates will be awarded the winners of the 1983 Meigs County Junior Mlss. · Receiving awards will be Meigs County Junior Miss, and the first runner·up. Other winning catego. ries wW be poise and appearance, youth fitness, creative and perform· lng arts, scholastic and splrlt award. VOl. 16 No. 31 I trophies or plaques wW be awarded. ELBERFELDS IN POME . .. America Junior Mlss, Inc. By KEVIN KELLY '·• .management Is anoptlmlstlc one. . '' . · Albert Holtz, president of West Vlrglnta Telecasting, Inc., the film behind WV.AH·TV, Hurricane, 'w.va .. wW thrjlw the switch to turn ille station on. a'nil explain to audiences the station's purpose, which he referred to 8$ "classic lndependenttelevlslon. . ":ibis market needs lt.'' Holtz said In an Interview last week. "It's like the line out of 'Network' ,... we're mad as hell and we can't take It •. anYf!l~, !lnd people want an alternative." · ~ollz .a nd West VIrginia Telecasting's alternative - which will be can;li!d by Cableiitertalntment In GaWpolls and Point Pleasant and Is · r~lvable off·alr by non-cable subscribers -Is patterned after many ' independent, or non-network·affWated stations In larger cities: movies, sYndicated reruns and religious programming. This lstoa~l to the "footbauwldow" and others whohavetoaccept what the netwolics give then\, .Holtz said. . "We goaffi!r~ter-progranJilllng," he said. "We~etruly the only local station In iliema·, and that's Important In this regard. Independ· en!$ ~11n·be more n~t,e.:• · . . For example, thii DextbWty all~s for WVAH's 8 p.m. weeknight . ·r T~ay's T-S ., The finals wW be held Oct. 23, at 7: :.!p.m. at~uthernHlghSchoolln Racine. The winner of the Meigs County Junior Miss program will represent the rounty at Mount Ver· non In thestateflnalsonFeb.4and5. Any Meigs County high school senior girl that Is Interested In partlcl· patlng but cannot attend the orientation meeting Sunday, Sept 19, at 2::.! p.m. at the Meigs Inn, should write to ~theast Ohio JunIor Miss, Inc., P. 0 . Box 104, Pomeroy, Ohlo45700 by Wednesday, Sept. ....' A soort practlce session will be held Sunday following the meeting. Members of the aw~ romml~ are David Harris, Donna Rose and ' MlndyHlll. 1,\ ., ,. Two teenagers hurt in wreck ,. Two passengers were hurl In a one-ear accident on Ohio T15 Thurs· ., •. ' ,•.. r day afternOOn, according to the GaWa-Melgs Post of the state lllgh· way patrol. The patrol said John L. Murphy, 17, and Denise M. Murphy, 16, both Rt.1, Patriot, werenottreatedatthe .• •. • .Step by any BANK ONE office f9r 'details. . . ' fof early withdl"twat There' II aaubltanllallnterat ptnllly .I . " ; Prlni:e'Ralmer.af MoGaoo ... '' . • ·. llllllde Manl!eo'• cathedral ..... Jnlafunenl~beforelllebur- 181 of PltDcea Grace, Who wu ,,latally 1DJUrec1 In a car acctdeal lui M~. A full repori 011 &be rcJJal fuaeral .appears 011 pqe IH . -. ' Funds received " .uaai.111,e rtver ............... B-i-8 ~ deaiiii....; .. ;............ ..'A..S , P , a·· ............, .. :.......... E-1 tftedi ...................... D+7 C-9\'.li'IIOf James A. Rhodes an- r .I I .. nowlced that the Bureau Of Motor a VeiiJdeS bas Uteetghthdl.Stributton 4:1 1982 ueeue tax revenues tocaung , • $11,91119,974.42 , ready ror r:lllburle- ment D loeal ~· ~ Coulltt • portion II SS{,'18L3l. I ... - '- - .."f . •''' ) Hl Sections, 62 Pages A Multi Media ·Newspaper, l.nc. movie to berome a film fesilval on certain weeks, as In next week's programming, which features Humphrey Bogart films. At 10 p.m., WVAH shoWs Independent Network News liNN), a New · YQrk·based balf·hour program which Is an "extremely professional ~ q~era,tlon," according to Holtz. The time for INN Is ronsldered a benefit - one hour before all local news programs. INN 's news feed Q7arleston1huntington consists In part of programming from other Independent stations. Reception to WVAH by advertisers In the Charleston and Huntington areas has beenenrouragtng, Holtz said. Afeature attractlve.toadvertls· ers, he explained, Is that WVAH's signal will be broadcast statewide . Locally, the station's first rover age contourwlll blanket Mason County anu most ofGaiUa and Lawrence counties. The second ron tour will envelop.the rest ofGaiUa, most of Meigs and northern Mason rountles, extends Into the Jackson area and rontlnues northeast to Parkersburg. "The eable guys are very happy with It," Holtz noted. "We're taking our time, and once we catch our breath, we'll get Into local concepts." Whlle WVAH will replace WfAP, Parkersburg, on channel7 Ol) the . local cable In GaiUpolls and Point Pleasant, cable subscribers In Meigs and northern Mason counties will still get wrAP, due to a Federal : Communications Commission ruling mandating that cable sYStems · carry programming broadcast within a 40-mtie area. Dick Newell, Cablenterlalnment manager, sa!d the system's newest . addition, SateiUte News Channel, wut undergo a change In the next two· weeks. The 24-hour-a-day headline service, co-produced by ABC·TV and. Group W, will have a regional news feed 10.15 minutes before the hour, . The feed wW rome from Pittsburgh's KDKA, which wUI supply news for southern and,western West VIrginia, all of southern Ohio and part of . Ohio's northeastern section. Reagan issues statement on Beirut tragedy declared an area of south lebanoon as "Free Lebanon." Soun:es In the Phalange Party denied Its muttlamen were In the canlps. Then;wasnoresponsefrom Haddad'-s spokesmen. · Reporlers Were also told by some camp residents that at one polrit an Israell-,vehlcleowlth a loudspeaker told residents to go to the nearby sports stadium, where they were questioned by rsraeu forces. They were then told by mWtlamen to return to their homes and guaranteed they would be safe, the residents said. ~me camp residents seemed not to know the difference between the forces of the Phalange and or Ha· daad, also a Christian. No one said IsraeU soldiers had been Inside the camp, but the Israelis rontrol all the main roads around the camp . In Israel, there was no lmmedia te government romment on the mas· sacre reports. The Palestinian refugee camps were the stronghold of Yasser Ara· fat's Palestine UberatlonOr!lanlza· lion, before he and PLO guerrillas were evacuated from Beirut last month. WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres!· dent Reagan said Saturday he was "horrified" by .the massacre of Pa· lestlnlans ln Lebanon and sum· moned the Israell ambassador to demand that the Israelis Immediately withdraw their forces from west Beirut. The president, In a Written statement, said Israel had thwarted Lebanese Army units from taking control of Beirut when they moved Into the western portion of the city shortly after the ~sslna lion ofLebanon 's president-elect, Bashlr Gemayel, on Tuesday. . Reagan, who conferred with Secretary of State George Shultz, said the Israelis had claimed their mil· ltary control of Beirut "would prevent· the kind of tragedy which has · LOVE AND WAR - An Israeli soldier on foot patrol, takes up position In Hamra, the most famous street In Lebanon Frtday, behind him Is an exotic poster advertising a movie entitled "Endless Love." Israel has Ignored US Government pleas &o withdraw from pr;esent positions, they claim there are still 2,000 PLO llghlers In West Beirut. (M' Wirephoto). now occurred." Reports of the shooting of the Pa· lestinlans, In two refugee camps In IsraeU-held territory, surfaced Sat· urday morning. The bodies of at least 100 ~n. women and chlldren, most of them apparently shot In the head or back, were found Inside the two Palest!· nlan camps In west Betrut. Resl· dents claimed they were killed by Christian militiamen. has not appeared In any of Brown's media advertising, some of which already has been prepared to be aired later: Lee was asked about persiSting reports that the governor had been asked by the Brown campaign to appear In some of the ads but refused. "I haven't heard that at all,'' Lee said. But he added that "I did hear several weeks ago that he was not going to Clll'llpalgn for anybody." The press ·atdi! said there are still some TV spotli to be made "and we ru:e hoping that the governor will be In some of them." Rhodes' lack of partlclpa tlon has seemed strange although he said at one point that "they're on the stage," Indicating he lacked Inter· est In polltlcal warfare In which he was not directly Involved. But one longtime Rhodes' associate said at week'send thattherels more to It than that - and tllat Rhodes has never been a strong backer of candidates he didn't hand pick. The same Rhodes' friend, whode· eliDed to be quoted by name, sa'tdthe governor and the rongressmar have not beencloseovertheyearsBrown being seen as a Harvard pol· ltlcal elitist and Rhodes as· a sell-€duca ted poUtlclan who never has paid a lot of attention to party politics. Most pollsters give former Lt. Go:v. Richard F. Celeste, Brown's Democratic opponent, a'substantial lead in the Nov. 2 rontest although they say Brown may be narrowing the gap. Rhodes, who cannot seek a third consecutive term due to a ronstltu· tiona! prohibition, played an en· tlreoJy different role In 1970 at me1ena or his first two tenns. He hand picked then-Auditor Roger Cloud as his successor, got him nominated, and worked for him feverishly' a.lthough In a losing cause. A.state loan scandal helped Democrats win that year with John J. GWlgan 'although Rhodes and Cloud were not accused of official wrongdoing. Several \yeeks ago, prlor to his 73rd birthday which was Sept. 13, the governor hinted he was hanging up his political spurs. "There's nothing deader than a lame duck,·' he said. ~e~arded teen jailed, released . ..Imide••: · I Lebanoh lAP) Scores of bodies of men, women and children, most of them apparently shot In the head or backs, were found llislde two Palestinian relu· gee camps Qf west Beirut today 'and residents said they were kUieil by Christian muttla forces. People Inside the camp at Sabra gave ronructiJ\g acrounts· about what happened, and It was not clear whether the victims were shot Frl· day or Saturday. Reporters had tried to enter the camps on Friday and were turned away by muttla· men, some wearing uniforms with Insignia saying "Lebanese Forces" a nalfle used by tlie muttla of the Christian Phalangtst Party. Reporters who had tried fo enter the Sabra camp on F'rlday reported · hearing shooting Inside but they were ordered by mutttamen to leave the area. ~me people Inside the camps today told reporters the victims were gUnned down i>y the rlghtwtng Pha· IangiSt milltlamen. Olhers 'said the gunmen were from the forces of Saad Haddad, a renegade Lebanese anny major who aWed himself with Israel and By ROBERT E. MD l ,ER Associated l'reM Writer · COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Veteran GOP ·campalgr)er James A. Rhodes virtually_ has stayed out of Ohio's gubernatorial campaign at a time Wheq his would'beRepubUcan successor rould·use some help. But a sjioke5man for U :S. Rep. Clarence J . Brown, who seeks to succeed the !our-term governor, says the ca'ndldate · Is hopeful ~ wW join .him on the trail later, perh8ps In late October. Steven ·Lee, Brown's press aide, ronftnned.• hOwever, · tliat Rhodes BANK ONE's new SUPER SEVEN is i;J..money market deposit account that matures in only seven days. The interest is normally tied to the 91-day U.S. Treasury Bill rate, until the Treasury rate falls below 9% for a specified time. Then banks can pay a higher rate to their customers. Right now, BANK ONE is paying 10%·on the SUPER SEVEN SAVINGS Plan. . Justkeep a minimum deposit of $20,000 in a SI:JPER SEVEN and you can make at.lditional depositS any ' time. Each deposit ·also matures in only 9even days, so you always have easy access tO.yot.lr r'nQney~ _The int~ rate on your SUPER SEVEN will change WeekJY, so you can be ~ured that you will alw~ys earn fair.money.m~~t rates. . 1 NOw is a great time t6 put yout money back In the bank. Sunday, September 19, 1982 Rhodes staying out of Ohio campaign SAV1NGS The patrol said a westbound pickup truck driven by Leonard L. Barber, 35, Reedsville, was severely damaged by fire at 8: ffl a.m. Thursday. Barber was westbound on Ohio 1.24, one mile east of Rutland, when the engine rompartment caught fire. Barber pulled the truck off the road and the fire was extinguished by the Rutland Fire Department. The patrol released Information this morning on a one-vehicle accl· dent jUSt south of the Athens County line on Meigs County Rd. 49 at 9: 15 p.m.Monday. . Robert RichmOnd, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, was reportedly northboond, three-tenths of a mile north of Scipio Twp. Rd. 386, whenhisvehlclewent r:ll tlle left side of the road, struck a ~ and a. fence, causing seyere damage and no Injury. . Tuppers Plains resident Carl BamldD preserves memories of the wa:i telephoning used &o be with his l8rge ooUectlon of ..,._' scene. They were traveWng south In a car driven by Geraldine Murphy, 44, Rt. 1, Patriot, at 4:05p.m., twotenths of a mile north of MudsocFiags'prlngs Road, when the driver lost rontrol on a left CW'Ve, droveotr the right side of the road and struck . a ditch and fence. The Murphy vehicle was severely damaged, and Geraldine Murphy was cited for no operator's Ucense. Pleasant : · scores massacred in refugee camps BEffitJT, 22. tntint ~ ,o 'l'llne&-Senlln Stall . · GAi.IJPOLJS ~ The trl-state•s first Independent television station goe$ 6n'. the <ilr at' 11 a,.111. today, and the prellmlnary outlook of ItS " ·MARKD DEPOSIT . . This wW enable the local organlza. tlon to be within the gutdeUnes of ' '. ~· . Richnumd ........ 14 NeW TV station·goeS on the air today .' . " ;v~iddleport·Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Copyrighted 1982 r-----~----~------~-------~------------------~--------------~----------------------------~~----------~ This year, for the first time, no ou..............23 tmts ., POMEROY lllinois........47 Syracuse ........ 10 • SHOP TONIGHT nLL 8, SATURDAY Til 5 113 SECOND AVE. NdrthtiYestern .... 13 I *LADIES' SLIPS *~OYS' · FLANNEL S"IRTS *WALLPAPER *DENIM JEA~S .' . *MISSES ·S.p()RTSWEAR *O.RAPERIES ' '. *MEN'S *LilTLE GIRLS' WRANGLER JEANS SPORTSWEAR *LEOTARDS and MULLEN INSURANCE Miami, 0 ........27 .' 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I told the judge I was sorry ,about lt,",Dail!!Y sald,Pearson earlier' had Included a work-release stipulation In the sent· ence. Qalley :-vorks part time as a bus boy at a restaurant. PeJlrson said he SUspended Dai· ' ley's sentence beCause of the teen· ager•s· learning handicap. Oth!!rwlse, he defended his order, saying Dalley's action could have caused an accident had the paper cuphitthewtndshleld.ofthecar. •·t will agree that rve meted out . ~~=:;-'t' •sentences for petty theft that were . , · 3!1 DAYS :- BrlaD D!llleY. IS. peers ·,lessthanherecelved ... butthey(the , ". ,wllldoW oh ~· ~ ID lhe Frllllldlll Calmly JIIIID ~10\'bqa, . , l"amJ .............................:.£.1: belni{mentaJlYretarded," ~ :.uUlelltcnteltetiDalleyon~t.Sfor J.tcll •••.•...... :•..••....... ~ ....~.. w IBid ~.aftl!r ~·lilal· .txllllaaa~~percupfron)an &p.t~: ... ,.......... ~..•.....•••. ,· ley'14, ?W'&'rldl)'deii1DDUftan CMti .......~315. ' . 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