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The single-engine Gruman Amer· lean rammed a huge oak tree on the hillside about one mile from Interstate 64 Thursday rnomlngand burst Into names. Frederick Ray Norrts. about48,c1 Brooklyn, Mich., an engineer and vice , pr61dent of Southern Telephone Co., had been flying less than two years, acmnllng to state pollee. Besides Noms, the dead Included his wife, Clara, 50, the couple's J.S.year-old daughter, Jodi, and Mrs. Norris' mother, OU1taFrank, 75, of Napoleon, Mich. Open ·Monday ·"Friday Till p.m. Save stooooj9 ssoooo Save on- space and cos1 wlth . ~ cop')riglit t983 Collier Advertising BEDROOM SUITES Model Michigan family .dies in plane c.~ash .. Beautiful Velvei ·Covers or Durable Herculons. Bou~ht separately 110'.00 extra piece. Never been priced this before or probably never again. ~85 one, your honor. ldidnotklllnoone. I ain't the ldnda peroon would kill no one. I aln'tlylng." Forest 'Run Road, Racine, con· Taylor also expressed concern for vtcted otmunder Thursday night In his seriously Ill mother before the shotgUn slaylngofDanny Mellon concluding his statements. of Canton and Alabama In October, After Ustenlng Intently to Taylor's 1983, was given a 15-year to life declaration, before pronouncing sentence Friday morning In Meigs sentence, Judge Knight made the County Common Pleas Court. following comments. Speaking to the court for the first "The crimes of which you are ttme following eight days of trial convicted are·ones which strike to pi'oceedlngs, Taylor said, "I'm the very heart of our society. To take Innocent., I didn't kill no one." a human life by shooting thaI person Willi Attorney Steve Story at his In the face with a shotgun speaks side and a newspaper clipping In his clearly of your lack of ability to hand, the defendent directed his participate In society. fragmented statements to Judge "The court, In sentencing, Is Charles Knight. required toconslderthertsk that you TaylOr told Knight someone had will commit another crime, the read him the accounting In the nature of trecrlme, your history and newspaper and he pointed to the character, and your need for cUpping as he described his thoughts corrective treatment . I have done r1. tre eutcome of the trtal. He cited this tn my r!.'View of your the phrase "gaps In the evldence," convictions. as was used In newspaper coverage "But ·another need must also be ofthe trial. considered - the need of the public He told the judge he had listened to.be safe and secure from the risks during the trial and he noted that of this behavior. "they didn 't take no fingerprints "You have been charged and .from the gun - It coulda been convicted of a physical assault with anyone's gun.'' a hammer, you have possessed a He added, "I ain't no lawyer- I deadly weapon while a tug! tlvefrom got two gool lawyers. Idldn't klll no justice, you have fled our jurisdlc· By NANCY YO.\CIIAM Sentinel staff wnter Lindsey Taylor, 37, formerly of FROM AROUND THE WORLD ARE REDUCING PRICES Manufacturers and stores all across America have joined together for the first time ever to present the greatest Home Furnishings sales event in history . 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Newtpaper tlon to avoid prosecution, and now according to a new Ohio law. you have murdered an Individual Taylor was given l8 months to be unrelated to you In your own home served oonsecutlvety with the other : andhavesoughttoconcealthedeath sentences for tre weapon under a : by the concoction of a lie. dlsabllty. . "The public must be aware that For an assault charge, which · not oruy does our. legal systen and Taylorwasconvlctedofafewweeks . this court not tolerate these crimes, ago, the court sentenced the : but that when convicted after a fair · defendant foslx months tobeserved · and Impartial trial affondtng you all concurrently. · olyourrtghtsasacitlzen,youwlllbe · Story, In making a final plea on : justly sentenced. behalf of his cllelJ! just prior to : "No longer does society sit ldly by sentencing, aske<f" the court to · l"hlle murder and mayhem are conslderthemlflgatlngclrcumsfan· : tolerated In the name of Individual ces of the case, tncludlng Taylor's : freedom . Accountability for your mental retardation. actions Is required." The six man·slx woman jury Jufurs were Kemp F . Beaumont, : returned Its verdict of guDty of Cecelia Hart, Ethel Lowery, Cha· · · murderabout8p.m.Thursdaynight rles Withee, Harley Riggs, Lorena : after approximately . six · hours A~lt. Florence Goff, Rebecca : dellberation. •·'Thls verdict was a Codner, Timothy E. Smtih, Dwight : lesser Included charge In the E. Burton, Westley D. Manley and · ortglnal aggravated murder lnd~t· Florllla L. Baker. · men I against Taylor. Prosecutor Rick Crow Indicated : The jury also returned guDty he was very pleased wlfh the jury's : verdicts regarding both a flreaim verdict. Attorney Robert Toy, . specification and possessing a Athens, assisted the Meigs proilecu· : weaponwhlleundi>r a dlsa ty,also torlnthecasebutwasnot present for ·: Included In the lndletment. sentencing. , The ludge gave Taylo the 1jStory said an appeal wUI be llled : maximum three year sen ten or alf of.Taylor. The defense has : the firearm specification, to d s In which to file a notice rl. : served prior to the other sentence to appeal. : Shuttle begins second day of secret mission 'CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) - The huShed-up' crew o! tiJe. new shuttle Attintls salted Into a s'~nd mile trorri the Hurricane exist of day In orbit today, working In strict Interstate 64 between 11:.10 a.m.and SEt!recy and with apparent success 11:.45 a.m. on an overcast day, but on a flight to reportedly. launch two Ratliff said there was no log. military communications satellites. The Federal Aviation Admlnls· With NASA following a tight· tra!Jon sent,ln a team Immediately lipped Air Force policy restrtctlng after the accident and planned to comment when It comes to military resume Its Investigation today. shuttle flights, tittle was 'known Charleston photographer Keith about the progress of the mission, ' Morgan, .who covered the crash, the 21st shuttle voyage In four years said tre victims were stlll strapped but only the second tully classified In their seats, burned beyond American manned spaceflight. While Attanlls's payload Is an recognition. He said plane struck a large oak official secret, variOus sources i!lll tree about 150 feet belowtrecrestc1 the Federation ol American Sclen1a wooded htll. The only part of the lsts say It Includes two third· plane that did not bum was the right generation defense communica· Wing section and tre end of the fall tions satellites, called DSCS 3, mounted atop a single solid rocket section. An eyewitness, Mary Ferrell, said booster In the shuttle's payload bay. The $75 mUllon satellltes are buUt Norrts could have landed safely on. to wlfhstand some of the ellects ol a her property . ' 1 She didn't pay much attention to nuclear attack and are capable of the plane Initially, because "there resisting enemy jamming that are planes passing over us all the otherwise could disrupt mtlltary communications. They also feature time. a single-channel radio trans{Xlnder She and ·her husband saw the plane pass over the first of several to relay presidential orders · to nuclear forces during emergencies. hills behind their house. Followll)g standard shuttle prac"Thefogobscured the hills behind the llrst one," she satd. "We lost tice, satellites are launched as early sight of It, but you could rear It when as possible during a mission to allow It hit. After about two or three seconds, It exploded- I mean just exploded." Black smoke "just rolled out" from the crash site, she said. "! told my husband that no one could have lasted through that crash," she said. time to correct any problems that might develop. · Atlantis; the foorth and final memrer of NASA's shuttle fleet, took off with a splash Of flame and a deep-throated roar at 11:16 a.m. EDT Thursday and quickly raced Into orbit. To keep the Russians In the dark as long as possible about the shuttle's orbital path, NASA did not reveal the exact launch time until nine minutes before blastoff. The $1.1 billion spaceship· Is manned by Air Force Col. Karol Bobko, commander; Air Force Lt. Col. Ronald Grabe, co-pUot; Army Col. Robert Stewart; Marine Maj. David Hllmers, and Air Force MaJ .. WUIIam Pafles, a computer expert and a member of ah elite cadre of mUitary shuttle fliers. Five hours after liftoff, a NASA spokeswoman read a terse, one· sentence statement approved by the Air Force on the sta tusof the shuttle and Its crew. "On the malden voyage of the space shuttle Atlantis, tbe crew Is doing well and all systems on boand the orbiter are performing sattsfac· tartly," the statement said. "The duration of· the filght Is ciasslfled, but It Is expected fo last a bout five days. CLOUD OF SMOKE- The Space Shuttle J\llanth lifts off pad :II.\ on · Jts malden voyage Thursday on Its boosters leave a cloud ofsmoke. The .. orttter Is on a Department of Defense mission. UPI. r jobless rate raises to 7.1 percent. ·~· ' INSTANT SAVINGS .. · WINNERS CIRCLES .oooo ¥flN·UP TO 40'1o OFF ON PURCHASES !!lADE ON AWIDE SELECTtO!I OF SPECIAI.LY MAIIIIED NATIONAL FURNITURE ' EVENT lSALE MERCHANDISE. Ut•ng & CClln, lull ott til& ~ ~~~x~ .. u."-..,....lllftltl'\"01 WIIII~UioOill"')tlm. ., J01J rwteNt lilt! WMQI oPI '10'¥ homt lurnlll1tnu ourcn- ~ld lo'flilrd P'lfCtliHI trom oK~Cial PUt~c:klll · now! And start EVERY CARD celebra.ing during SHOWS AWilNER! America's •T.V.'s, Appliances & biggest Sale . . ,, ' 50% Off Items No Purchase Nec;essar v <"'il.mr-1 Qcl. 4-I:JOf\!W ISM btclo IOf liMIIb Excluded From T hl~ Special Offer. ' WASHINGTON (UPII - The disappeared. Also contrtbutlng to the rise In . patlon's jobless rat~ rose sUghtly In unemployment was black jObless; ,• "Sept~?mber, to7.1 percent, tueled by ness, which jumped to 15.3 percent i the biggest one-month loss of manufacturtng jobs since the 1981·82 from August's14 percent. The department Usted8.27m1Uion .· recession and a major tncrrase In pe<iple unemployed, an Increase of black unemployment, tt.e Labor 147,!roover August. • Department said today. The department's quarterly reThe Increase In unemployment, port on what It calls "dlsrotiraged the first since January, was one-tenth of a percentage point · workers" -thosewhowantjobsbut abQve the August rate, which was . have ilfven up looking - showed their total In the July-September the lowest since Aprt1191ll. quarter lj'as 1.2 miUfon, little But a recon1107.5'mUJton people changed o.Jer. the last year. • · were working In Sep1ember, an U theywere)ncluded In the overall lricrease of 370,0llover the previous jobless iota!, It would bring total ' month. unemployment to 9.5 million. The gain was oltset by the loss d. '• UO,!ro factory jobs :_ ·the b~est The largest losses Ill manufacturone-month decline since November Ing were felt In the machinery, 1982, the low-point of the' 1981·1982 electrical equipment and au tomobUe lndustrtes, partially duetosome . recession. Since Jan. l>.thedepartment said, strikes durlngtre month and layoffs 338,000 factory jobs have for changeovers tol!flS auto models. t . ' ~ ' ·~ ' ...,.....• _,~;" ~.;.r·~ . '.{,. Jo.- .. ••• alNSTRUUI'JON WORK BEGINS - Con!rtrudlon has be«tm on a new Dairy Queen Brazier Rataurant along Norib Seclond Ave., In Middleport. The bWllnell8 wW be opei'Med - ~f Mr. IUid .Mrs. Wayne Davis. FlnanCtai as!ilatanoo lor lhe new buBineM has been provided tlu'gup a 11011,000 convnunlty block f11'8111 awarded to the Vlllqe _rl Middleport. • . ' • 'I I I �• • ' Commenta page_:.2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 1 ~~y. Octo~ 4, 1985 · ' AfterstOnD thoughts ____W_U_lia_m___,F_. u_ck_ley_J_r. JJ_ · The Daily . Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ Bm~ ~v . r"T""-'""'-"'"T"". ~ =· ~ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher . PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFUCH General ~anager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LEITERS OF OPINION arE' we-lcome. They should bf> lt-Ss than 300 words ' long. All l£>tters are subject to editing and must tx> signed wUh name. address and · telt>phone numb€>r. No un signed lellers will be publishf'd .-Lt>tters should be in good taste , addrl'Sslng Issues, not personalitiE'S. Official news leaks are, usually, true A careful reading of afterstorm contrlbutling what seemed a1fflost sentiment reveals that many peo- 45 degrees of !he leafy profile d a ple were disappointed over the leafy lawn: down, as unablguously modest level of damage done to as though it had been winched other people. Everyone was geared ·down, Its private parts torn up from up to seeing that night's television the_ earth, exposed to the air. give us gruesome details on the Alongside It a large maple, alsO holocaust visited on · the Eastern gone. And then by the terrace, a seaboard by Gloria. ,It semed only Japanese cherry tree that seemed fair, after all, that providence small and tough and sinewy enough should distribute Its displeasures to stand anything, but It was gone. with some sense of equality. The · The beach was relatively cairn, the Northwest has Its volcanoes, 'the beneficiary of a low tide. ' West Its earthquakeS, the Mldwesi And suddenly the sun, brUllant; Its tornadoes, the South and East Its the wind, dead, as su<klenly as hunicanes. through a great switch had been We (mywlfe andl) anived atrur thrown. "We are," I said to my home just after monon Friday, and wife, "in the eye of t.he hurricane, then came the throat-catching first and you can expect tbe worst .to view of the property. The brdlY · begin In a bout 10 minutes." The weeping willow tree, planted at my barometer in my study rmd 28.8. direction only 12 years ago and What then happened was: nothing. already a bower of serene dellg~t. Suddenly the glass was at 31.00. Oh, ' I : .:ti The first thing you learn about news leaks In government circles, I ','(1 particularly at the White House, Is that they are usually true. The second thing you learn Is that !hey evoke outrage in presidents or in , . :: aides who did not do the leaking. Most of the leaks are deliberate and purposeful, emanating most often from government officials who are In the know. ·President Reagan expressed his anger this week over the spate of reports last week that he was goto oust Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler from the Cabinet andofferherthepost d U.S. Ambassador .to Ireland. On Monday, Reagan twice publicly chided reporters for the "leaks" and said he did not know how to shut them off. Ulter In the day, when asked about the imminent firing of Heckler, he · safd: ''There has never been any thought in my mind of firing Margaret Hec~ler." ..',. - •J .- -- Berry's World I Meanwhile, It Is over, and It L<; strangely refreshing to suffer bloWs less than mortal, and to he reminded of how much there Is to be gra~etUi for. There Is a quickening · of ihe spir)t, and we are reminded of a few sentences of Cardinal Newm~n: "Spring passes Into summer and through summer and autumn Into winter. \ 'Probably illegai'____J_ac;._kA_n_d_ers_on_&_Da_le_Vt_an~A_t_ta - WtiSHINGTON - The desperate attempt of a sinking federal agency to stay afloat by switching funds from one appropriation to another was not only Improper but !X"Obably illegal, according to an Internal legal opinion· that was withheld froin the public. The opinion was written last July by Harry · R. Van Cleve, general· counsel of the General Accounting Office. The memo was not released with a GAO report made l"lbllc at about that time, but our associate Donald Goldberg obtained a copy d. the eight-page cplnlon. The agency involved In the monetary fast shuffle was the Federal Crop Insurance Corp., which was created In 1938 to !B'Otect farmers from such natural disasters as drought and flood. After mo~ than 40 years cperatingln the black, the FCIC has run up a deficit d more than $800 mllilon In the past five years. A!; we reported last A!X"ll. FCIC - . and Agriculture a break. He could ofHcials had adopted one expedient million appropriation for ad minis-. have pointed out that the expense of alter another to keep from going trative and operating expenses. "The department describes the paying off Insurance claims Is broke. We pointed out ooe questionable, last-ditch measure in particu- situation as an extraordinary emer- hardly "Incidental" to an insurance lar: the transfer of $50 million In gency," the GAO counsel wrote. corporation that was set up to do administrative funds to the almost- But he was unimpressed by this just that. 'Ibis would have meant empty pool of money available to explanation . "It Is well-settled that the entire $50 million transfer was pay off ou~tandlng insurance In th€ absence of stallrtory author- illegal. Instead, Van Cleve based his claims from farmers . The farmers tty, \J"ansfers from one appropnahad paid their premiums and were tion to another are prohibited," Van opinion strictly on the percentages. • · He mted that "the amounts entitled to compensation for their .Cleve wrote. The only loopholes In this rule, he transferred and received represlost crops, but the corporation had no money to pay them So it added, is that up to 7 percent of a ented substantial proportions" of borrowed from Its administration particular congressional approprl- the two approportlons Involved, and ation can be juggled Into another • specifically that the $00 million funds. Lawyer Van Cleve took a dim account - but only to cover "exCEe!J!!d 7 percent" of the flW view of the corporation's Peter- "miscellaneous" expenses. And the m I Ill o n a d m I n I s t r a t 1v e Paul robbery, which had been law defines such an expense as "a appropriation. Therefore, he ruleq, "the departauthorized by the Agriculture small appropriation for the minor ment is obllgated to transfer back ... and unimportant disbursements Department. Noting that the Insurance payoff fund contained only Incidental to ·any great business, that part of the amount ... that $18 million last March to deal with which cannot well be foreseen and exceeded 7 percent of the $200 some $85 million in farmers' which It would be useless to specify million appropriated, i.e., $36 million. claims, Van Cleve confirmed that more accurately." Van Cleve said the law "was used The Perlls of FCIC continue. the despartment transferred S50 mlllion to the fund fromFCIC's$200 Improperly," but he gavetheFCIC Where will It get the $36 million? Stay tuiled. -. .. . rooay iri history ~ that you tend to ru~ into the same Russians at any Soviet-American get-together - the "professional American greeters," as he calls them. Getting beyond them, to those In government and the military who influenre Soviet policy, can be difficult. . "They tend not to let those people out so much," he says. Those they dO let out are rarely great communicators. Th~y can be so guarded in what they'll say that It raises questions as to whelher their own government lets them know what the facts are In llelds w)Jere they are supposed to be dealing knowledgeably ' with Western counterparts. "One of the great Ironies In dealing with them oo Issues like arms control," Mosher says, "Is that they tend tO use Western data." They can be especially reticent ~n the subject of their government and Its cilrrent pollcie~. But without anything specH!c being said, there has been a noticeable rea,tion to Gorbachev' s emergence - as Mooher describes It, "great relief and enthusiasm for· someone who may survive for a while." ' To be fair, says Mosher, a psychologist by training, the Soviets also have their reasons for complaint about deallng with us. Most are specialists on this country and probably know more about our systm~ than most of us do rurselves. So they are used to the fact that American politics can be erratiC - changing !rain adminls- · tratlon to administration, and 1· a ·games wlll detenpine inner in Nt E~t Division ll'l FREIJ McMANE eighth. Darryl Strawberry led off three-run 'olast in the seventh, with a doubie, New York's fourth of powering the Cubs to the fH!h the glllilf, ;md went to third on a victory In their last six games. passelw,ball. Howard Johnson Reliever Jon Perlman got his first "<1 '~ar ' •: National l.:eague East singled to left to score Strawberry major-league victory. 'homw.n, 1/111 play a )cey role in the , and knock out Worrell. Horton came Aslro8 7, Giants 2 1 11 ~~:c.n·.e r.t this year's pennant ra~e. in and retired -the next two batters. At San Francisco, PhD Garner '1" r. u~. mired in fourth place EI!>ewhere In the NL, Chicago tripled twice, drove In two runs, and h:r. -'"M alter an Injury-plagued walloped Pittsburgh 13-5, Houston scored twice to lead the Astros to ' ·1 n1\)1!1ti:ll, conclude the season with downed San Francisco 7-2, San ' victory. An announced crowd of 1 'hr,.-, game series against · the Diego trimmed Cincinnati 9-4 and 1,427 watched the Astros collect rtt·or ._lace St. Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia .outslugged Montreal seven runs and 13 hits off starter tvo~:nnmg tonight. The Cardinals 8-7. Dave LaPoint, 7-17. Jeff Heathcock, have beaten the Cubs in 12 of 15 Padres 9, Reds 4 3-1, permitted seven hits and two O<arre; this year. At San·Diego: Carmelo Martinez ru(IS In S.Ven:plus Innings. · The Cardinals boosted their lead drove in four runs, two with his 21st PbWies S. Er.:pos 7 ov<:r :-o;ew York to two· games homer-d the season, and Tony At Montreal, Mike Schmidt's Thu rsday night by edging the Mets GwyM and G(alg Nettles each three·run homer highlighted an ~ J. and reduced their magic knocked In a pair to Uft the Padres to ·eight-run third inning that gave the number for clinching .the NL East victory. Andy Hawkins, 18-ll!, who Phillles victory, the second In their pennant to two. ' . had lost four straight, went the last 13 games. Shane Rawley :--;ew York closes out the season distance. Right-hander Jay Tibbs, worked the firsi flvelnnln~ to bring 'o\1th a three-game series against the who 'had won five In a row, dropped his record to 13-8. :-.iontreal Expos. · to 10-ll!. Braves 5, Dodgers 0 Vince Coleman had three hits and At Los Angeles, Dale Murphy 's Cubs 1.3, Pirates 5 knocked in two runs at St. Louis to At Chicago, Gary Matthews hit a RBI double broke a scoreless tie and spark the Cardinals' triumph, which three-run homer In an eight-run triggered a five-run eighth Inning snapped a four-game losing streak. slKth Inning, and Ron cey added a that lifted the Braves.' Starter Danny Cox, 18-9, got relief help from Ken Dayley, Todd Worrell, Rick Horton·andJeffLahti. Lahti retired Gary Carter ana fly to right with the tying run on base for By KEVIN KENNEY If the Yankees sweep the Blue the final out to notch his 19th save. Jays, they will have done what the UPI Sports Writer Rookie starter Rick Agullera. Now the New York Yankees have· Mets tried and failed to do against 10-7, pitched slK innings. Keith a shot at performing a feat the rival the Cardinals. Hernandez of the Mets went 5-for-5. New Yo!X~etscould not: snatching The Cardinals took their ~t lead a share of first place by sweeping The Yankees got there by In the series In the fourth Inning on a three games from their division's touching MilwaukEe starter Tim two-run single by Coleman. Darrell top club. Leary, 1-4, for seven hits and three Porter drew a one-out walk. and Led by Ron Guidry's sevenO.zzle Smith singled him to second. Inning, six-hit pitching, the Yankees Cox sacrificed, and Coleman sent Thursday nlght beat the Milwaukee them home when he lined a 1-2 pitch Brewers ~0 to move within three to left field. games of the first-place Toronto Hernandez pulled the Mets within Blue Jays In the AL East.· Coupled with the Blue Jays' 2-0 Gallipolis at Marietta a run at ~2 in the fH!h with a two-out loss to Detroit earlle.r Thursday Athens at Ironton RBI double. Mookle Wilson singled night, the victory gave NewYorka Logan at Jackson and went to third when Wally hands-on shot,at the division crown, Rock Hiil at Wheelersburg Backman bunted 'tor- an out. as the two teams br\ice for a . Coal Grove at SOuth Point Hernandez smacked a double down three-game showdown In Toronto Ashland at Portsmouth the first-base line for an RBI. · Barboursville at Ripley St. Louis added a run In the sixth that starts tonight. Guidry, who won his leagueSouthwestern at North Gallia when Willie McGee suipped a leading 22nd game of the year, HannanTraceatSouthern two-out single to left to pad the lead to 4-2. Smith singled with one out, struck out a season-hlgh_-10 batters Eastern at Kyger Creek andwenttoserondonabalk.Hetook whlle walking one. The veteran Huntington Vinson at Wahama third when Coleman beat out- a left -bander, a leading candidate for Meigs at Nelsonville-York two-out grounder to shortstop to set the Al.. Cy Young A,ward, won for the VInton County at Belpre ninth time In his last 11 decisions, Trimble at Federal Hocking up McGee's.hit. New York cut the lead to4-31n the and the Yankees kept Toronto's Alexander at Wellston ., magic number at two. · Warren Local at Miller l !'! ~!!poris Edltor 0 ' ·l lfin!;( conclusion to the 1985 "'"SFlll, the Chicago Cubs, '"'"""II ,. Carter In the second Inning of Thursday's game at . _ Busch Stadium. Pendleton move up oo a wDd pitch by· ·.' : Rick AguDera. UPI. ., -... SLIDES INTO'l,'HIIW -St. Louis Cardinals' Terry Pendleton slides lalo third base as New York ~ets· Howard Johnson lakes the late throw from Gary - . .. ,Yanks must sweep Toronto· Friday's area grid games runs over 7 2-3 innings. Rickey Henderson gave New York a 1-0 lead when he led off the first with his 2~th homer, and the Yankees added two more in the eighth on Mattingly's two-run single. The hit increased Mattingly 's major-league-leading RBI total to 144. Brian Fisher finished for Guidry, and earned his 14th save. In other games, Detroit shut out Toronto 2-0, Kansas City downed California 4-1, Seattle edged Chicago 54, and Booton stopped Baltlmore6-2, then lost 9-8. Bibles Christian Gifts, looks ... Curric~um .. Jewelry, Music, GrMting Canis Just Arri•ed!f. SANDI PATII . Including: "Hymns Just For You" .· It Is Well With My Joul How Great Thou Art The Lord 's Prayer The Old Ruaed Cross •. 58.98 Each MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Children & Adult Sizes Small, Medium & large ·, S3QDO EACH fi-equently tn· between. But they compulsion to set ourselves up as oon't ilke it and are given to judges of tight and wrong in the needling Americans on the subject. world. ' But It Is another American "It really galls them that we do characteristic that makes rankles. that," he says. "They see us as And tha t, Mosher says, Is our ·being the 'Evil Umpire."' By GENE CADDES UPI Sporis Wrier College homecoming games usually mean the old grads return to campus for their once-a-year gathering. At Miami this week, It also means Coach Tim Rose's football team Is returning from a threegame road tour for Its first home game of thP season. The Redskins, 1-2after an opening win over Ball State and back-toback losses at Bowllng Green and Oklahoma State, host Qhio Univer' slty, still looking for Its first win under new Coach Cleve Bryant. "I feel we are a much Improved football team over the past two years," Rose said, summing the Redsklns' efforts alter three games. ''and we can still be ~ld-Amerlcan Conference champions." Mlamlls0-1 in the MAC, losing to pre-season favorite BG In the final minute, 28-24. Ohio u also Is 0-1 in the conference after last week' s 1~71oss at home to Central Michigan. and 0-3 overall. Rose, who has. used both AJ Marlow and Terry Manis at quarterback the first three games, said Morris wUI get the starting nod against the Bobcats. Tailback George Swarn, averag156 per game rushin'g goil)g Into the Oklahoma· State contest, was held to just seven yards by-lite tough Cowboy defense . "George Swam Is a big key to their . offense," said Bryant, a former star OU quarterback In the late 1900s. "He Is a very explosive ruMing back and a big play threat at all times." ~dltport 992-2641 Can Be Picked Up At. Southern High School ilr Call Howie Caldwell at 949-2600 or 949-2700. 53 1 JACKSON PIKE -AT.J5WEST Pf>ono,wll-·52· Swarn's brother, Mike, roomed with•Bryant at OU for two years. The Mlami-OU game Is one oi a full .slate of five MAC games on tap Saturday. Bowling Green, with quarterback Brian McClure back in good health, is at Western Michigan; Kent State guns for its second consecutive win at Central Michigan; Toledo plays at Eastern Michigan; and Northern Dlinols Is at Ball State. ATPAT HILL FORD McClure, who injured a knee In the Miami garrie, was listed as doubtful last· week, but played and ended up passing for Z>2 yards and two touchdowns In the Falcons' fourth win In a row, a '!I-'ll. triumph over Akron. Western Michigan, coached by former BG quarterback Jack Harbaugh, Is )VInless In three games, although the.Broncos bst only 7-3 last week to Michigan State. $SAVE$ 1986 RANGER WAS '7995.00 NOW $6595 Berry's World $SAVE$ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE, INC. • 399 South Third A••· . Middleport .. 614-992-6421 8•:!c~:J.~.~"~.~. ~,~~~"~"!~~~,ks FORD YAN.;.~ ...............................s995oo PLYMOUTH VOLARE •••••••••••••••••••••S99 500 TOYOTA ·.~ .............~................... S1195oo. 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In New York, Is coordinating a study oo nuclear ·. war, Its probable causes and possible means of preventing it. The project periodically brings together American and - Soviet • experts for discussions. Most contact between American -. and Soviet professionals Is arranged through the Institute of USA ·.··~ and Canada studies In Moscow, which performs many of the same functions ,as private Arherlcari research organizations but his ofHciai status, lis ~'tact relationship . - "to Soviet power centers, however, .• remains murky even to Westerners .·.• who have long de~lt with. II. "Many see it as slrruy KGB," "Here, take this coupon. It will give you 20 says Mosher. "There certainly are percent off on a new CROISSANT CUTTER." KGB people titvolved." But the f\111 relationship Is rrore .complex. I! Is a component of the Soviet Acad~my Of Sciences and It does provide advice. But who asks for !t'imd wbo listens, Mosher says, IS Q.Ot clear. It is belleved, lie adds, thai the Institute had the mr ofYuvl :Today Is Friday, _?ct. 4. the znth day of 1985 with 88 to follow. Andropov during his brief tenure at :!The moon Is moving toward its last quarter. the top In the Kremlin, lost some ·The momlng,stars are Venus and Mars. standing under successor Konstan' :The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. tin Chernenko, but has !B'Obably .Those born on this date are under the sign of Ubra. They Include bounced back with Mlkhall Gorba · R~Jtherford B. Hayes, 19th president of the United States, tn 1822; joumaUst-.author Damon Runyan In 1!181; pioneer ImVie comedian Buster . chev; an Andropov type. Whatever, the result ct the Keaton In 1895: actor Charlton Heston In 1924 (age 61), and actress Susan lnstitue's presence. Mosher.says, Is sarandon in'1946 (age 39). . : : My nightmare concentrates on my utter mechanical uselessness. My memory Is rusty, but I amfairly certain that King Ahtur, unlike the Incas who came along a a thousand years later, had the wbeel. I am very sorry about that because I could have taught King Artlrur about the wheel. But what else? I could give him the Idea for a screwdriver, but .would not know how to cast one, If that Is the correct word. If King Arh tur had some peanuts, I could teach him to make peanut butter, but I 'COnfess I am getting close to the old saw about how if you had some ham.we could have a ham sandwich, HI had some · bread. . ' .•' -· ..... been on telling· you non-stop about the hurricane churning by. For SQme reason not explained, the tall endofthehurlcaneslmplygaveup, the fuU force · husbanded by the leading edge. It was over. Except that we had no electriCity, a condition that began at 10 that morning and lasted untll 5 the following morning. Nlnet~n hours without power, translated, In our case, to 19 hours cl. powlerlessness. Among my Infrequent nightmares Is that I should we day find myself the Connecticut Yanke at King Arthur's Court. You will perhaps remember the charming book by Mark Twain In which a time warp captures the Connecticut Yankee and. transports him to the Crurt of King Arhtur. There, surveying the primitive charm. he introduces, well, the teclt'nology of the day of Mark Twain,_ which Included electricity, motors, engines and an almanac's knowledge : of natural phenotpena like the da~ • and times ol total eclipses. And so I refiected on lruge, continuing debt we owe for our creature comforts to the men of science, and to the engineers. Meanwhlle, having no light to read by, we went to a movie. 'Ille most awflll bore I can remember since last I heard a speech In the United Slates. I will give any reader who sends me 25 cents the na~ of that movie so that he can avl!ld It; or else I will not do so If the director . whose last name rhymes with Borghese will send me a million oollars and the !B'Omlse to let Ire see·his next script some time before the.next hurrtcane. 1 ' ~;{. "I' don't know where all these stories come from," he said. QUestioned further, he Said. "It will all be explained soon. You have been given a great deal d misinformation." Then Reagan told reporters, "I know I can't shut of! the teaks. but yOu ought to be more astute at recognizing whether the leaks are true or not." Heckler came to the White House that afternoon and during a 40-mlnute seioslon in the Qval Office, Reagan more or less gave her her walking pa!Jers and ·asked her ;vhether she would like to be the !lmbassador to Dublin. Access to the president Is not so great as to be able to ask the president after the Heckler meeting what was untrue about the reports. -Last weekend, one or more administration officials leaked details of the 511 jlercent nuclear arms cut proposal that Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze presented to Reagan. . The outline of the proposal was given . to the news magazines, The W~gton Post and The New York Times. arrong others. There was some unhappiness In the upper echelon of the White House when the 50 percent Soviet proposed cut in a·~was revealed. At the same time, there was a realiZation that It had to come from topside. No onels the worse tor knowl!lg what the proposal is,~ that there will be a lot of hard bargaining In the days, weeks, months and perhaps years. 'lberewerescme lndieations that the White House may have feared that thi!Xremlln got' the jump In the U.S.-U.S.S.R. public relations battle now under way In advance of the summit meeting between President Reagan ani! Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in.Geneva In November, with the plibllclty surrounding Moscow's proposal. . .SpokeSman Larry Speakes complained that iVhoever did the leaking was no\ :•authorized" to do so. •At the same time, there was no qulbblin_g_with the Information. In fact, aiter the reports were out. Speakes suggested reporters read the NlWspapers where the proposal was revealed, but cautioned them to "look cl!Jsely" at the Soviet proposal. . •It goes with the turf to be unhappy about so-called teaks. But top Reagan aioes are often the purveyors of information that is attrjbuted to a "senior Atnerlcan oflicial." ' Sometimes leaks are planted to nudge a reluctant offlclal{o quit before they are shoved. But sometimes they don't take the hint and then It befalls a Mesident to deliver the had news, and no president likes to do that. :ooentlmes It Is left to a top aide to deliver the coup de grace to an official wtKJ t,o; overstaying his welcome. White House chief of stat! Donald Regan hils done it deftly on a few occasions. However, Heckler requested a mj!etlng with the -president and bypassed Regan. ;!lhe preferred to hear it from the bpss himself. the winds blew, but nothing you'd have noticed If the radio hadn't ~- I �. Page-4-The Sentinel "1I0ft In M.eJrorlal, ;Jt!(l, 3. Clmilk> , 21 "· 4. jtk') Oak Harb)r and ElYria CaU'M)llc, Tht lop ellht COLUMBUS jUPI) - INI wetlr.'l Ohio ll !), 6 BeUvllle CIH.r F<rk, ~1.00: 1 -I._1 . Hlah School Atl*tk Aalrlatklll I.UTIIJ.II· t>l'tl:ed football l'llllrp Thl!! top lour WEEK KEITH WISECUP SPORTS WIMI Bryan. 21 ro; L Mhldlebura llelaf'ltt Mli:Jpark, 13 00, 1 MIYfteld 38 G'J: 3. 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NeU Proudfoot, pastor Blblt> School H I am , Mornlng..,...hlp,JD::Da.m : Yoolh meetlttgs, 6 00 p m, Evening ""rshlp, 1·00p m ~-Y night (11'ayer meeting and Blbk' StUuy. 7:00pm TIIE SALVA.TION ARMY, 115 Buttemul Ave. Pomeroy Mn Dora Wining In charge Surday ltollness meotlng, 10 a.m , Surday School, IO::D a.m Sunday School, YPSM Elcise Adams, leader fll p.m Satvatlon rrll'«tng, various speakers and music specials Thursday 11 J) a.m to 2 p.m Ladles Home Ll'ague, membPn Jn charge, au wmten •m1ted, 6 15 p m Thtnday, COrps Cadel Cl""' IYottng Prople-Bible ), 7 :II p.m. Bible Study apd Praytr me.tlng, ""-"' loth<' publlc. POMEROY ~DE CHURCH OF CHRIST, :l'l'l); Children's Home Road (COunty Road 761. !Ill~- Vocal mU.Ic Sunday Wor slhp 10 a m.. Bible Study 11 a m.: Wor.!lip, 6 p m. Wednesday. Bible study, 7 p m Ql..D DEXTER BlllLE CHRISI'IAN CHURCH, Charles Hatnefd, pastor: Linda 9Mtn, Supt Sunday School 9::D am : .....,ch lttg services, llrs~ and !hlrd !l.tnday followtng Surday Scttool Youth meellttg, 7 lJ p m l'V· ery SUnday of Colu mbus, 0 w 804 Ma rn ' ' ' 992 2318 Pomeroy Brown's Fire & Safety Equl'pment SaScrvtce l" and Ru flilnd. OhiO 45775 J wm ' Btll " Brown , Owner Phone (0 14 ) 742 2717 )•~ ORES'! ht.:N BAP II S'I H.t'\ Nyle Borden pastor 'Cm rw llus Bun c h, supt Sun dav Sc hool 9 ~0 a m &>cond and four t h Sundays " ut shi p Sl'r vic(' at 2 30 p m M1 MOR IAH 8,\I' I !S I , F'ou1!h and M,un Sl Midd leport Ht>\ Ca l\ln Minnh'i p.1stor Mrs El vi n Bumga rdner, supt - Josf'ph D Hoskins, (•va nge!l.s t Sunda\' Blb ts,S turh•9,1 m \\o o • ~ hip 10 a rn Sun Wedn esday P ENTE COSTAL ASSEMBLY Racin(l Rt 121 Wll!i a nl Hob<H'k pas t01 S unda ~ SthOOllO 1m sund.1 ~ ('u•ning servlcl.' 7 p m \V('dn esda } e wni n~ st•r vkt• 7 p m CA RP E~ TF:R BAPTISf Don Chl'adiC' Supt Sundt~ V School 11 :Kl am Mornin g \\ or shi p 10 Ul. 1 m l'u.I~C'J sC"r vice, .di rt n , ' ,ITt' Sundnvs Grocert~s ­ General Merchandt se Rnc1ne 949 2SSO MIDDI !:. PORT P I:N IECOSTAI. Th!!'d Av t• RI' V C!.tt k B,lkt'l p:lSt Or C.trl Not !In gha m Sund,I V School Su p! Sunday Sehoul 10 a m with t l,tsst'S for al! a ~C's E\Pnin~ srr vlc<•s ,11 II p m \'•l C'dn('.sday Bl bl r studv ,.t 7 lOp m 'outh s('r vl tf'S F'ri· do1y at 7 UJ p m ECCI I SIA FEIJ .OWSH IP 128 Mill St Mlddl<'pott Broth<'! Chuck McPht•u on, IMstm S unll <.~ y ~ ·~(' Ot ng SNVk('s nl 7 p m Srhool 10 .1 m oiiH I Sunday Wl:'dnf'sday st•J' !t'C'S al 7 p m AN rtQUII Y BI\.P I IS'! Kennl'lh Smith iM!itor Sund,tv School !J 30 a m . church sf'rvkf' 1 ~() p m . voulh h l! owship 6 10 p m , BTblt• s tud\ . 1 hur-sd n 7 JO p m FULL co::;pF: I I.J(,H I 11 0\JS I~ \104~ H\!Md HOM! Po m etO\ ]'om Kf'!l y, pusTor D.tnn\ L,tm bl·rt S S Supt Sulfdav m ornin g sNv! cf' <J t 10 a rn. Sunday ev£'n. ing 5<'rvl cr i 30 p m I urs ri.t y a 11d 1l'hut s d <l} Set vl cf's 11 7 Ill p m WO~D OF FAI TII 93 Mill S! , Middlr I>Ort Sumi,l\ mot n1cg '><"!\ !Qf' 10 15 a rn Sundav t•vrnin g 7 lO rhur sd,1y m 01 nin,:t Dlbl(' stud'\- 10 <1m Wrdnl'Sd .t y t'V( n!n~ 7 :Wpm NE W HAVFN CllURCH OF THF' NA ZARENI. otf'\ Glemton St ro ud p a ~ lot Sunday Sc hoo! 9 'JO a m , Wo1ship sc 1vi( r Youth S4'1VI ce Sunda v b lrt p' ('vC'nlng sNv lc c 7 on p m WPd n<'sclay Prayf'r M f't:'l lng and Blbl(' Sllt dv 7 00pm NEASE SETTLEM EN I CHURCH, Sun da v a flrtnoon S4' rv ires al z JO Thursd.t} PveninR srrvices a 1 7 JO FIRST BI\P1'1S'l' CHURCH, Mason W Vu Pastat , Bill Murphy Sund,ly School10 a m Sundav <"V<'n!nlil 7·.111 p m PrayC' r ml'f'ling .1nd Bih!C' shaly Wed n(•Sday 7 ~0 p m E1 f'r}on(' w r lcomt 10 30 am m Su nd ay RUT!Af\DF"nJ: EW II.I.BAPI ISI Sr !Pm Sl Rr' Pa u1 T tl\'lm i>,ls lot Sundu y SChooi !U 1m S ! JOC I.t~f'Vt• nlng 7 UJ p m GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, Preachi ng 9 l> a m. first and second, Sun days of eac h month, thrd a nd fourth Sun day eachmonth worship Sfrvtces at7 :J) p m.. Wednesda y evenings at 7 :J) p m Prayer anctBible Study. SEVENT!i·DAV ADVENTIST, Mulb erry Heights Road , Po mt>roy Joh n Swel gart , Sabbath School Supt Louise Staats Sabbath School, 2 p.m. Saturdday wllh worship service foll owi ng a l 3· 15 p m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTISt CHURCH - Slstt'r Harrlell Wa rner, Supt. Sunday School 9 30 a m ; Morning WorsHip. 10 45 am MEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David Ma mln ls l('r Wtlliam Snoufffor, Sumtly Sc Sup! Sunday SC hool, 9 30 a m M9rnlng Won;hlp 10 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· m('foy Plkf.' David Hunt , pastor , Ja ck Nt'e'ds, Sunday Sc-hdol Dlre£>ctor Sunday Scool. 9 30 a m , Morning WorshiJ5, 10 lJ eve ning worship. 7 00 p.m Tuesday Vis! Ia lion 7 p m Wt"dnt>Sday, Prayt'r service, Hartson assoc. minister, Mike G£'rlach sUnday School SupNintendent Blblt' ~ hool 9 30 a m , Morni ng Worshi p 10 30 a'.m Eve ning Won hlp 7·00 p.m. Wednes dpy. 7 00 p m. PrayE'r meeting MIDDLEPORT CHVRCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. Co·pastors Rev. Charles Coyle aM Rev Nancy Coyle Bill While. Sunday ~ hool Supt. Sunday School 9-:30 a m : ~orning Worship 10 30 a.m , Evangellsl!c rnretlng 7 00 p m WMnl'Sday, 7 00 p m. Pray<'r mel'tlng. VNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY • OF MEIGS COIJNT\' Rev Ken Wllkl,nson • ' HA RR ISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHU RCH - Sundav Wors hip Sf'rvl ct"s ~00 a m Church School10.15 a m , Blbl£> Study Suitday 7 .JO p m : 'Prayer Group WE'dn<'sday at 9. 00 a m • MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Ohu rch school 10: 15 a.m Mornlnll: Worship 11 15 am Tuesday. 10 00 a m Bible siudy· Thursday , 7 30 p m BiblE' Study ISYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY · T.,ERIA N - Worship service 10 15 a m Olurch SchoollO OOa m Tuesday, lOam . Ale Stud y: Sunda.y. 6p m .JuntorandSe· tftOr High Youth Groups • RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Paslor, John Evans. Sunday School 10. 00 a.m, SUnday Mornlhg Wo rs hip 11 00 a m. Chll dt'en's Church 11 !Up. Sunday Evening !Iervlct 7 00 p m Wed .. 6 p m. Young La· dies' Aux!llary Wf'dnesd ay. 7 p.m. Fam· II): Warship . HAiEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Ncar Long Bottom EdseJ Hart, pas tor Sunday School 9 :JO a m : Worsh ip 10 30 a.m; Prayer meetlnli!: Thursday, 7:30p.m. : MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL 81\PTIST GHURCH Corn er Ash and Plum. Ralph Cundltf, pastor s unday School10:00 a m , ~o"rnlng Worship, 11 00 am : Wednesday and Saturday Evening ServiCf'S a t 1 30 p m .N-a.!tOntii.UieJ.ns. Co ci ,Jy f'Vf'nlng Sf'rvlct• lop m Pve nlng Sl'n•lcc, 7 p m WAID CROSS SONS STORE ,., P. J. PAULEY, AGENT . Sunday Schoo! 9 30 .l m . Wor ship set \' ICe 10 :15 a m SU CC ESS nOAD CllURCH OF CHRIST way may be known upon earth " - Psalm 67 I, 2 E 51t1 an d Main Bob Melton. min ister AI cham saw now and we Uhelp you cut a lot more wood Wl lh tt How1 )usl chouse a puwerful 240. 245. 3JO '" 360 (cany case models only) The cham Sdw comes ' packed tn th ~ free cany case Then wc'U send you an exira !ll1•dc bar and cham And that means you'U~ able to cut ,, k>t more wood without spending a lot mure money . <'idtnarily you'd pay up lo !93.00 for the TEAFORD REALTY John F. Fultz , Mgr Ph . 992-llOl 7.)) p m, Mission Friends. 7•.ll p m, Girls In Act ion. 7:30 p m •FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal Icy Run Road, R~v Emmf'll Rawson pas tdr Handley Dunn, supt Sunday School lOam. Sunday evtnlngs"rvlce, 7. .l0p m . ~lbl e teaching, 7: :ll p m Thursday. SYRI\CUSE MISSION, CHerry Sl . Sy racuS<' servicE'~. 10 a.m. Sunday Evl'nt ng Sf>rvlct>s Sunday and Wednesday at 7 00 p ~ , MIDDLEPORT CHURC H OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. R(>\ Keith Eb lin ~51or Sunday School 9. 30 a m , Wadt> ltay man . supt., Morning Worship, 10 :Kl a I'A f Sunday l'Vrpl ng st>rvlce 7 .J) p m. Wt'dn~day Pray~r MeetlnJl, 7.ll p m : MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Racine Rrv . James Salterficld , pastor F-ree man Wtlllams. Supl Sunday School ~ 45 a m . Sunday a nd Wedm>sda y (>Ven lng s(>rvlces, 7 p m , MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Co rnf'r Shrlh and Pa!mt>r Earl Eden. Pas tQr Ray Fields. S s Supt . Dan Riggs Ass! Sup! Sunda y School, 9: 1S a m , Morning Worship, 10 15 a m ; Sunday Evening SE'rViCf' 7 p m Youlh meeting, 7.30 p m Wednesday· £'venl ngserVIce7p m , Choir prac11ce 8 p m ' MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, "" cur· MORNING GLORIES s.,t. • • lll8S ' throuah Friday, 111 Court St , Po at Wellston ''"··Fri. ' cond class postage paid a1 Pomeroy, · ocroaER 4 GAMES Mela:s at Nelsonvllle-York VInton County a1 Belpre TrlmbiiP at FederaJ.Jtqcklng Warren Local at Mlller ~ Alexander The Daily Sentinel 1111 Pomery. OH. Phone 992·297& 1 New at k C'at h tV I U!h r5-/ll 2 MQRi.ldOr(' IV I I] I ~~0 1 l McComb lVI th tS.OI '"'"' TVC GAMES ONLY Team WL Meigs.. ............ . .f 0 Warren LoCaL ... I 0 VInton Cou~l)l.. ..... . , .... 3 1 Belpre ... ,.... ........ . .....3 I NeiSMVUI~York. , ,2 2 Alexander ......... .. ... 2 2 Trimble .........................1 3 Federal-Hocking.... .. ..1 3 Wellston ... . . o 0 Opp 12 204 Condor St. ..... ""191 11 71 7 (1p,t> 8cn(>(kltnr tiT I r:'t-01 8 (IIJIIM MciQnk'y tl ) 14 I T 9 llt'Yt' st IgnatiUS Til IOl'.anfo!tvUr r~tr 4-1 1 In 8 0 6 0 6 0 6 I 119' SOW TACKLES (I or more) Player • No. Raymond Rider ....... %1 Phil' King . 22 Kevin Meadows .•.. 21 Huey Eason .. ....... .. .. .......... 21 Brad RoblnsM . . . .· 17 Jesse Howard. lJ Pa ul Dalley ........... .. .............. ' 11 Denny Welsh , ........ . 10 John Epple .............. . ID Mike Bartrum .. .. 8 Bill Brothers ............. .. .......... . .. 8 J. l\ Kltch9' ......... .. . .. .. . 7 Steve Tracey . 7 Donnie Becker ....... .. ............. ..7 Paul Wolfe 6 Don Bunce '6 Hanlry TfV I IS.D\ 4 Strutrnvlllk' Uh t<l It ~ Oak Harbor fllll til I~Hh li l m nlnn rllll 11114 11 1 [lyrla C.11Mik rllll ~ ~II ll Urbana rl1l l'1 41 1 ~ Cantm Ct'ntral Calh ril l T~l flr.:~t 0 SCORING ~ Cot~ f.chool Board of Coaches roorbaJI rat ~~\a!! o TVC GRID STANDINGS Toam W L Pta Meigs . .. . ........ .. .. ... 5 0 170 Warren Local.. .. .... .. ...4 I 127 VlntOI\ Coun!)l .... . t 1 84 Belpre. .. .. . .. . .3 2 75 NeiJOIIYUle-York....... .2 3 113 Alexaoder .. .. ...... ..... .. .2 3 116 Tt'lroble. ... .. .... .I 1 1111 Federol-Hockln&. . .I 4 :n Wellatort .. .............. .. .. .0 5 36 Miller.. , ................ ...o 5 ill ' I~======:=::::::;r" Hawkins 187, Barbara WhUtillgton lll. Poln1 20 Coal Grt'M' 16 • Pt Pl~t 16 Huntington rut 1 ~ game. 13 s Unltl'd Pn>u lntrrnaUonal otliO Hlah IUGH IND GAME- Thta Caslo 193. June ~ltl ....... 1 ~~ SKYUNE BOWLING lANI!S •1 (MaMhewS) Lotl:an 22 l'. rhrl' :ll -n.~·· Mltlb: Galllpdlll 16 ,. ·I Local bowling 236i 145 SEOAL""" II) .. ...... I 1 llcrkrv Ltflpo 2 J 54 1 10 ... .. A 9 UPI high school grid ratings Tony Ff'ITrln toNf'ooA Havmofllw'Afntork'an ......,. ~rtsnou th 6 0 1 I 0 0 I I ' ........ Ranlf('rs - 4 1 99 u 31Tl11 328118 Coa l Gnwr 8 63 1 :;o 1 100 0 100 I II 256 121 97 . ........... 13 . .. . 10 Brad Roblnsort Poll King c..... 4112221 J"""" Rcrt Hill 557 «l ZJ 9 Ill I ,Hu ey Ea§On Bill Brotflers Wa~rd trw ~n l tlrwanl~ Brrn APPi'fl:&l{l and Km GN"m txW'rldrd olfrr Slll'('1 to Cald\l.f'll Jones frr'(' agpnl rrnl<'r with 0\riJ.ItO L P or 5 0 Ill! 82 Mulrtlll 0 0 0 0 0 ........ .. ............. No. Ydo Mllce Bartrum "'"Porlland - Gallipolis ·~., •M<lrlf'lla Jarlt.Jon J . R. Kitchen ... 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I$ 11 LA C11PIX'I'S ofl'rr ro auard Rly Williams IX1rolt - WIHYrd forward Spl'IK'f'r tlavwood and RU.ird KP.ftf\\1 Patt>noll. lA Lakm- W.11Vrd rcrwanl Tbny Nral ~ York -SI~ IOrwan:l Kf.'nBallnlstrr R8 n ~\53 1 IU: 71 .516 7 76 R'l 4'71! 1:1 ()<bid Mike Chancey Mike Bartrum Plater dlft'('1oror X'OllllnR .....hall lbnon - Wal\t'd rlatn 10 first rrfut.al of 1015~1:'1 "'' 3.0 1.0 -boll Ill 71 ~I J 11 Ill 18 311 17 \1) ('all! 17 3 1 Mont IT'll I - Narnrd, F'rank WN'n as!lbtanl L Pl't Gl !WI &) .63:> 9\'1 63 tiOI 3 '""""" "'" 5 I . 1 TOTALS II!~ p m 35 J Tony Shoemaker . Transactions Ctndn!lil!l at I.£B ~ Pllt!iWI'J!h at PhlladPlphla nl~o:ht AMDliC\N lEAGUE 00 47 11.8 24 12.0 15 5 o Terry Fields Scott Nelgler . Chris Smith Atlanta at Sln FI"'UK'bco MIW..... 13.101 17 Huey Eason .. 4 Phil King ..... , ........ . 2 Chris Smith .... .. .. . . . . . 3 BaiUmnur at Qriltllr TBA Calltornla .11 Tna s niWII Oakland aT Kansa1 City niRtiT Sntt!IP 11 ChraRQ , night Mnntft'.a.l tGLinlckson 14111 a! 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RVSJUNG Player Att Yda Ava Brad Roblnson . 71 481 6 8 Jeff McElroy 28 119 53 Scott Williams ..... 16 &1 52 Paul Dalley.. . ..... 17 15 4.4 Kevi n OUer Scott Pullins I St. lit. The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. M TIRE CENliR, INt s. MOIIJ'()('Y1lk', JO.ffi 1 McComb 18 00: 2 (tit> I Blutrlon and Smoca Ea1t, 17 50 each. 4 Ed~on, 1700; 5 Delpta Jl'tfenon 15!11, 6. nmn C11Yen lUO; 7 A_VersvUie, 1412 ll H~lr.l2~ ...... M 1" Van Wt>M • • 1 - Ktn~. JUO; •• • DIYWt'n V IJMI6M Ill ...... , 1 voo.-rown RIYl'fl. ~.!W 2. Cb~ln Fills II,,_,, l StNtllen:. ' ~!till: 4 Wlm.'ll _, m:>nl 1600 C'llamt nadNulien.nt !i&J: 3. Colllnlblls Walter 101\. JJ 50: 4. Clntlnnalt F <:mt Park. 29.00: 5. Onclnna!l Grwnhll• 28.00 6 (lil!'l ClnciWTJ Purtf'lt-Marilll and Clncimlll Taft :lSI each, 8. 11 ~1 Belltfontalnto and K.ttlt'rlrl« Alter 24 ro Southern Miami Ohio State Hannan Trace Miami Ohio State Hannan Trace Miami Ohio Stata -u • 1 Wlleelmtlirtl, 77 87, 2 Minford %I Ml: l Ql(lz 1) 50: • Ucklng Helghli 18 9J: 5 CaldWell. 17 00, 6 Amanda ,.. llav lloggs GIFTS 99 Mtll Sl. Mtddleporl 17 ~ 8: HIIIAdale 17 Ill C1earcrtoek 1'00: 1 BIICI«'Y<' U 00; 8. JohrlstoW n Monroe 11 !il INC. Church & Ofltce Supphes P!easanl :n 31 4 TonTogany 0tll'g0 M 50; 5 Cmton NorwaYJ'l' 20 00; 6 Colllnl WN~m Reserve, J9 00: 7 Eastern Eastern Entern _.. ! 1 Appl> ~k Waynedalf.. 26 00: 2 CastaiLa Margaretta. 22!.0; 3 Mark:m Alexander Belpre Alexander Belpre Alexander Belpre ' Ill (II: 6 Py0111tunlng Valley ""' lront'Sh Gallipolis Ironton Gallipolis · Ironton Gallipolis RIVer, BeachWood. 18 !:f); 7 Pet~:>rsbJrg Spring f~d 1£SI: 8. (li!) MlnenJ Rl. Ch-rlln and LaGranAl' f{eysto!'ll', 1400 AJ'Kt)ver Sw~mk.! Athens at Ironton Gallipolis at Marietta Alexander at Wellston Vinton Co. at Belpre Trimble at . Federel Hocking Meigs at Nelsonl!ille Warren at Miller Huntington East atWahama Eastern at Kyger Creek Southern at Hannan Trace Ohio Univ. at Miami Ohio State at Illinois SUlUvan Black lli !Kt, 4 Gateos MiliA Hawlr!n 23 50 5 Ml~ ll Cbrinnali !n 3 MiddlfttM'{I. tl 50; • Clnc!nlll!l Morllt>r 41 00; ~ Onclnnatl Sl Kavll'r 1100 1 USED and ClndllNIIl McN!COOla&> ZJ 00 each, 5 Eaton. 21 ~ 6. Colurrbll.A DeSales, 2l 00. 1 Urbana, 19 50: & Bull>)' 1!100 Ot\III*ID IV 1 TOledo Csltral Catholic. tr 00: 2 XeftLa. .J5.!1J, 1 Walf'I'Vilifo Nrl, 323.1; I GahiMol Unroln, JJ 00; ~ Wti'ThlnJ .... 1!50. Pl"'nceeoD. e This Message and Church -• l (tiel Nort h BeiKI Taylor and DKyton OakWood 29!ll each. 3 !Tiel Wyoming 1 North ~tar. G~O.k, U 50: 2 Stow Walsh .Jnult, G ~ 1 Canton Mcl<Jnlty 41 !II: 4 Mauulon Jacklon, «1.00; ! Mansleld Madllon, .11"00 6 s. u ma Bath 1!150 leP,.ll 1 Dredtl Trl Valley1 :nro, "2. Ironton 29 !1>, 3. Tmrm1lle' Sbetldan. 26 00, • C01hocton 2.1 Sf. I. o.lflloll. W.8'1; 6 Pcrreroy Meiss ,. SO; 7 Dovt'r a».oo. 8. Uclclng Valley, 1B Ml c:p.WII'J l:lr thr r_..,.l p&ayofta JOHN MUSSER 5 l ,fXf'ERIENCE ltiE JOY Of RELIGION Comp.,ter ized.ratings INml ln 8Ctl The Daily Sentinel Page Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 1985 • Friday, October Ohio Friday, October 4, 1985 I WN.inf'Sd ,I Y f'l ('/liO ,[( pt 1Vt' l llU'f'linR 7 lil prn ~ SOU fl! BETHE l NFW I ES rAMEN'I { 1/ U Hfll SIIV(' l Hld i!f' Sunduy 0 Ui.i fll' Sy d PII St·hool 9 am Chu1t'11 SI'J VI((' Hl ,1m H!lJit• Stuct v Wrd nrsd.J\ 11 17 IH p m IUnf' thru &> ptf' mbt'l 7 p m flr lotwr lht u May Su nd.ly t•v(•n ln.c; F1 It o" o;hlp 7 p m lu m th ru St•ptrmbC" 1 n p m Or1ttbr>1 Thru M.l\ ~~ t t C'k •~ t SERMO SOUTHERN CLVSTEK Rev. Ro1er Grace .. Rev. Paul McGuire Rev. Keith Rader APPLIQGROVE- CHurch School 9 00 a m WorShip, 10 00 a m. (nr sl and thh d Sundavst: UMW Sf:ocond Tuesday, 7 3Q p m P:ra>£>r mN'tlng, Wednesd ay.? p m (Grace) BETHANY - Worship, 9 a .m , Church-School, 10 am.: Bible Study, Wednesday, • 10 am; Dorea \ Womt"n 's Ff'IIO\I.ship, Wednesday , Ua m (McG uirt) . CARMEL - Ch urch School 9.30 a m , Worship, 10 45 a m Second and Fourth S un~a ys, Fellows hi p dinner wUh Sulton third Thursda y, 6 30 p m tM<-Gul rel EAST LETART- Chu rch Schoo19a m, Worship 10 a m seco nd and founh Su n day11; UMW first Tuesday, 7 l) p m iGrare) LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am Ch urch SChOollO am (Grace! MORNING STAR- Worship, 9 45a m Ch urch School, 10.30 a m., Bible STudy, Th ursday, 7. 30 p m (Rader). RACINE WESLEYAN - C hu , h Sci'ool. lOam ; Worshlpllam, UMWfourthMon· .-.aI 7 30 p m ; Men's Prayer Breaktast, wednesday, 7 a m (Grace) . SUITON - Church School, 9· 30 a m , Morning Worship 10 45a m flrs.t and third Sundays, Fellowship dinner with Carmel third Thursday, 6 30 p m. (McGuire ) KENO €HURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver Swain, Supt Sunday School 9 30 am ev , ery week HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Rev a: · To m Staten, p_a~torl Sunday School 'g 30 m , Evening service 7: lJ p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7. ~ p.m. BE/IRWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Duane W1rden. mllll&ter Bible class 9· 30 a m ,._ Morning Worsh ip 10 30 a. m • Evening Worship 6· 30 p. m Wednf.'l· day Bible Study 6::D p m NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sundsy SChool service, 9:4$ a . m , Worship service 10:30 am.: Evangelh1tlc Service 7 :xJ p m Wedne5· day, Prayer met-ling 7 30 p m. Thursday tl.l~tor TTE MUded L Jarrell sald once "Oh, I'm In love w!lh ,Jutumn." ShP wrote lots of ~etry to prove her ~lnl I think I can also say " I lov<• Autumn.", Its my favorlle time of year The m lors arr so brlghl and glowing that l just must get my camera and go take some plclurrs I ts wonderful to wander down a cou ntry lane or even a city st 1e<:l The fields are marvelou s bul ,., are many city yards and streets Any tlme or the day or night makes me feel exclled. The su nny skies or I he afternoon when crows are cawing In the woods can fill me with a bubbly feeling To slt on the porch witll a sweater or Jackel In 1h(•cool dark of evening and see that harvest rroon docs somrl hln g to on<'s feeling of awe and wonderment Early b!.lhe morn ing when the ctrw Is everywhere, I just want to grab my camera and go ou l and photograph that spider's web hanging thick wllh pcarled dew drops the warm autumn raln 01 just shuffling my feel th rough lhl' fa llen leaves along the sidewalk or country Jane gjves me lo know God Is everywhere, making my Ufe special. He Is fillin g m e wflh visions ol joy for the Inner man God blesses us wllh many lhlngs !hal S£'<'m so quiet and uneventful. Just common everyday lhings lhal can mmn so much. The beauty of Autumn can be !he EXjual to \h(' of a IJil lJY Thr gentle breeze of an Autumn day may evrn be ovc1 liddcn iJy the jabber ing of that baby In the oouse Still, we must know 1hesc a•call glfts from God. The smell of wood smoke, fryin g onions, hread In 1h" ,CNI!!R, baby ~wder, LUac tollet water or fr eshly IXIJlpcd popuH n, each and all are a wonderful gift tram God lo makr ou1 days a htlle brighter, a little more pleasant. It's not the cxc11em 0ni •i Christm as or Halloween or the blrlh of a healthy baby or I he cnd1ng of a horrlbl0 war !rut things very nice to remember. · As we sit quietly at the close bf 1be day with a lov('(] On<' ncar by, we • know God has smiled on us. God does bl ess us through fn mily, home and nature all around us. Let us never forge! we can love Autumn but we must also love God . He Is the one that has done It all. Bless the Lord Oh my soul and bless Hls name forever Rev. W!Uiam Mlddleswarth - Lutherans of Meigs County l. • �• ~· Pomeroy....;Middleport. Ohio page-6..,..The Daily Sentinel . . , I • Friday, October 4. 1985 Judge O'Brien termin~tes 46 court cases .Beat of Bend HalloWeen parties; fall festivals set. Forty·slx cases were concluded this week in Meigs County Court by · Judge Patrick O'Brien. , Fined ·were Bailey Dugan, Rutland, s~ and costs, 10 day jaU sentence, 120 day license suspen· sion, DWI; costs only for left of center; $50 and costs, 10 day jaU sentence. no driVer's license; DQu· , glas Bums, Pomeroy, $100 and : costs, disorderly conduct; Robert Kennedy, Rutland, $100 and costs, $50 of. fine to be suspended, falsification; David Talbott, Racine, $250 and costs, three day jail sentence, $100offtneandjall time to be suspended 11 attends driving school, 60 day license suspension, Ohio lice~; Violet HuMeU, Pome- $22 and costs; J~dith SriJith, East DWI; costs only for ·defective roy, $3) and costs, no Ohio license; Lansing, Mich., $26 and costs; exhaust; Richard Bolin, Athens; Woodrow King, Letart, W.Va., $10 WllllarnSabo,BeUeVernon,Pa.,$23 $250 and costs, 60 day !kense and costs faUuretocontrol;.WUllam and costs: Earl Fisher, Winchester, suspension, three day jail sentence Frederic~ Waterford,$10'anctcosts, $21 and costs; John M. Davis, or residential driVIng school, DWI; following too closely; Paul .Cupp, Pomeroy, $23. and costs; James Elmo Pierce, Pomeroy, $250 and Circleville, $48 and costs, overload; Gibson. Welllngton; $19 and costs; costs, three day jallsentence,OOday Roger Bissell, II, Reedsvme,$10and Marton Riggs, Logan, $24andcosts; license suspension, DWI; l'lrnOthy costs, faUure to yield; Robert Ken Virgin, Huntington, W.Va., $26 McClelland, Vlnton,$365andcosts, Musser, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, andcosts; MarkVanMeter,Mason, overload; ~Ike Bolin, Racine, $75 unsafe vehicle; Sllaron Roush, W.Va., $27 and JX)sts; Matt Bm1d, and costs, suspended five day jail Pomeroy, $:al and costs, expired Cincinnati, S:l3 and costs; Sheila sentence. a year probation, driving Ohio Hcense; John Roush, Pome. Harmdn, Rutland, $23 and 'costs; under.suspenskln. roy, $15 and costs, faUedoto display Brent WUcoxln, Logan, $22 and Also fined were Ronald ere. valid registration. . costs; Mark Pyles, GaUtpoUs, $al means, Langsville, $20andcosts, no Fined for speeding were Richard and costs; Charles Hickman, Par· PhiJ!Ips, Vie~na, W.Va .. $21 and kersburg, $Zl and' costs; Dan costs; Thomas Wagner, Tallmadge, Buffington, Pomeroy, $2511j'dcosts. $2i and costs; James BeU, Union· Forfeiting bonds were · Jerome town, Pa., $25 and costs; Ronald Howard Pomeroy, $45, failed to Docie, Athens, $23 and costs; display ~lid liCense plates; Ronald WUllamDowns,OakHUI,W.Va.,S:al Haggy, Pomeroy, $520, overload; Sale still on and costs; BWy Pittman, Beaver John HarrisOn, Middleport, $:m, Creek, $24 and costs; Patricia overload; Dale Llngler, Brooklyn, An audion sale of the property of Ripka, C!evelllnd, $24 and"costs; Ohio, $50, speeding; Gregocy A. C. (Critt) Bradford scheduled for tlngt wv · AmoldR.Knlght,Pomeroy,$30and Bridgewater, Hun on, . a., 10 a.m. Saturday at Broadway and Joe Lockhart, Jr., Pomeroy, $l), assured clear distance. Ra wlll .be h ld VIne In clne, e as r~=~~=;;;;;:=;;;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;::::w plannedeventhroughMr.Bradford died this week. Funeral seiVIces wereheldatFrldayafternoonatthe Ewing Funeral Home. The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Columbus. Commerce is preparing to host. its I'll be with you In apple butter third annual Halloween party with ' time ... Tom Reed to , Yep, members of the Racine head the event. · United Methodist Church are going Date has not at 'it again this year with an apple been set untU the butter making project. chamber re· • All church members are asked to celves word from tum out at the church Tuesday to Pomeroy Council peal apples and with actual making on whether IIick or treat wUI be observed in the town to be held on Wednesday. The finished product wlll be ready for this year. sale after 5 p.m. on Wednesday and The lrnclne Volunteer Fire pe. all day on Oct.10at the church. Cost Two emergency calls partment wW benefit from the is S2 a pint and $3.50 a quart and the second fall festiVal which Is being church will fumtsh the jar. LOuise Two calls were answered by local held on Saturday, Oct. 12, from 12 Stewart is the contact person on the units Thursday, the Meigs County project. noon to midnight In lrnclne. Emergency Medical Services ~ The festival wUI feature a variety ~ rt Vicki Pettry of· Huntington, W. of booths featuring crafts, games, a repo s. At 9:49a.m., the Pomeroy unit Va .. wm be speaker for the October variety of refreshments and other tookEvelynKnlghtfrom118Lincoln activities and a volleyball touma· meeting of the Women's Aglow to Hill Road to Veterans Memorial ment starting at 1 wUI be a feature. be held on Thursday at the Senior Hospital and at 3: 19 p.m., Rutland There wW be a softball tournament Citizens Center in Pomeroy. took Scott Dodson from Harrison· Reservations are to be made m and throughout the afternoon and ville to Veterans.Memortal. Meets Tuesday evening entertainment wW be a later. than Monday with Diane Harrjson, · 742·2506; Bev Rupe, feature Including blue grass, coun· The Pomeroy Area Chamber of try and western, rock and roll and 742-3003: Betty Carpenter, 247·5363; Salurday carnival Commerce wUI meet at 12 noon Nancy Beaver, 992·5286 or Carolyn marching bands. A talent show is In Tuesday at the Ohio Power Co. FRIDAY & SATURAY ONLY the planning stage. At parade at 6 Searls, 992-3467. A buffet dinner The Riverview School Carnival, office with David Milliken of the starts at 7. · p.m. will be staged. announced in the Dally Sentinel Carleton School, Meigs Industries, Mrs. Pettry Is presently on . the So you see there will be much to social calendar today for Friday, to present the program. Lunch wUI do - no wonder Scott Wolfe who Is staff as minister of education at the MIDDLEPORT N. 2ND AYE. 992-3559 will Instead be held tomorrow, be provided at $3 a person. heading the everit, seems so busy. Christ at Bethel Temple Assembly of Ged In Huntington. In 19'19 she Saturoay. ThecarruvalwUI~at ~--------------------L-----------------------------~------~---served as recrdoing secretary and 5-p.m. Saturday with the serving of Meigs County wlll be hosting tbe November meeting of the Southern then was preljsldent a: the Hunting· · chicken and baked steak dinners. HUis Art Council at the Meigs ton Chapter a: Women's Aglow. She There \vlll be tractor rides and indoor games. , Museum in Pomeroy. The meet· served three years on the West lngs are open ID all residents who Virginia SOuth Area Board of the are Interested In promoting and organlza lion as presilent. Funds received . developing arts In their communi· ' The Chester Bowhunters and ties. The October meeting will be The October, 1985 distribution of held at 7:00p.m. on Monday, Oct. Archery Club Is an actiVe group and $fJ0,485,312 in aid to dependent 14, at the VInton County cOmmun· on &inday wUI have a 28 large! chlldreil has been reported by Slate broadhead shoot at which all tty Building, McArthur. AudltorThomasE. Ferguson.Oftbe bowhunters are welcome. No cross· total, Meigs County wUI receive Many of you might want to bows wUI be allowed. For more sm,965 for 2,566 recipients. remember Margaret Ella Lewis, information give Terry Brown at long·tlme teacher In Meigs County ring at !!lfi.33&1. and an actiVe garden club worker In Hasn't the courage of the Mexl· Velel'llll8 Memorial the county. ' Margaret Ella was in Veterans can people during their tragedy Admitted--Ralph Fisher, Racine. Memorial Hospital on Monday; the been awesome! . You have reason . Dlschargect .. Milrgaret EIIJs. to keep smiling. Holzer Medical Center on Tuesday and on Wednesday was taken to University Hospitals in Columbus. ~--------------------~ She has some serious problems. The address Is Room lO:al Rhodes Hall, University Hospitals, - Meigs County happenings.. The Daily Sentinel ' ~y •' ,.j l~ . !... . . ('_,.Jj -- .• ,..~ ~ rehabllllatioa; Patricia Shaler, conununlty service; Florence Richards, children and youth; Mary Moose, junior activities; LAiretta Tiemeyer, hospital deputy; and Catherine Curl, district president. \Ar~de~th\ .. 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Christmas flower show ofthecounty association was announced for Nov. 2;1.. and 24 and Joan Stewart collunentect on classes for which the club fs responsible for providing arrangements. Acknowledged was the $25 check Usted :by Mrs. Blazer as "ever· presented to the club from the lastlng' '.l{erbs were sweet Annie, Rutland Garden Club for a planting. Germ1111 and American status, . The regional meeting to be held Oct. straw flowers, and slaT Dowers.She 16 at RloGran~was anoounced and suggested that those ordering sweet Ronnie E. Casto mem~rs were reminded that Annie seeds now should-keep them In the refrigerator unto .spring. As articttil. are needed for the sales .-----------~ lor picking baby's breath, she tab)e. suggested picking It when it looks Its Wednesday dinner guem best and talked aboutuslnggly~in for preservation. She said that straw Mr. and ms.' Maurice Ackley, flowers should be picked jJefo~ they Lotridge, Mrs. Ruby Lockhart, J ., .,.,.,1 hl , uno l i oll~ • It' ''~''" ' are open and that all should have the Belpre, Mrs. Hazel Martin, Ma· ~~ stem glued ln. ,,,, .- n " ' ''"' rletta , Mrs. Thelma Carpente~. POMEROY Bartow, and Mrs. Grace Greiner, , .\FLOWER SHOP . 'l1le recent flower show was -;-GuysvUe, were Wednesday dinner i llt.. If ·l ••r•·ru •or !ir·ml• /,,.,,. ' P~ . Hl-!OU or ttl-SJZI discussed and several members gueStS of Mr. and Mrs. Paul reported attended the home show of Haptonstall. the Rutland Garden Club. . The Unda Blazer of A!hens talked on "everlasting" herbs at the recent meeting of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners held at the home of Kimberly WOlford. Baton lessons announced r;:========::::; FOOD SH·OP 1"110' 1 . ' f.:.Ch:::ar~lo~tte~a~n~d~D:ap~h~an~le~D~ll~l~ard~.~~~~~~:;::;::;:;;:;;:;;:;;:===;;=;;;;;;;;.....: J . .... OM. deputy o!Chester Council. A party was held recently In • Mar'y c. Morris read a letter from obserVance of the 9th birthday of Carolyn Wise, Canton, chairman of Ronnie Lee Casto at the Show Btl the state ways and means commit· Pizza. tee. The death o!MargaretStacey's Pizza, pop and cake were served. mother wa reported , along with the Guests received tokens to enjoy the death of the stster of Essa Varner. rides and video games. Attending D,orothy Ritchie, sta te councilor, were his parents, Ronnie and Susie thanked members of District 13 for Casto, BUiy and Ryann Young, activities at thestatesesslon and at i..arcy and Stacey Grimm, Angle the reception honoring her. The and Travis Swartz, Shelly Casto, birthday of Mrs. Hoselton was Eric Quails, Jason and Julie Buck, Eddie, connie, and Eddie, Jr.Casto. Pair attends shower . Trlna and Kandt Bachtel, and Susie Jeneil Barker and Cassie McGrath. Vaughan attended a recent shower Sending gifts were Ronnie's for VIcki Hood, bride-elect of Craig grandparents, Oatho and, Florida Nlclnsky. 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Guiding Star Council, Syracuse; Sadie Trussell, Ethel Orr, LOra Dame· wood, Mary K. Holter. Charlotte Grant, Erma Qeland, Opal Hollon, Elizabeth Hayes, Doris Grueser, Marcia Keller, Thelma Whl te, an d Slar Organizational meeting of the orange pins. Middleport Cub Scout Pack 245 was . Yellowolneyear pins went to Walt held Thursday at the Masoruc Williams, Bobby Ells, Scott Temple. Gatilner, David Carmichael, with Den Leaders.are Sarjlb Johnson,~ ~nd year pins going to Jason tigers; Don Vaughan, wolf; Paula · tewart, John 'Bechtle, · Adam Carmichael, bears, and Bob John· Wyatt, Keith Darst..Cory Seymour, son and Dewey Autherson, Sam l Cowan, Jon Mattea, Ryan webeloes. Rowe, and Kevin WhoQrey. P. J. !lob Smith, cubmaster. an· Chadwell, Matt ~addock, Bobby munced the pack committee: Johnson, Kyle Sl pson, and J . C. Sllirley Smith, chairman; AMie · Crem~s recelv third year pins. Chapman, secretary; Judy Cowan, Leader pins went to Paula treasurer; Joe Chapman, coordina· Carmichael and Don Vaughan, first tor; Sue Simpson, advancement; year; Bob Johnson, second year; and Cathy Riggs, news reporter. Sarah Johnson, Bob Smith, third Awards were presented to Mark year; and Judy Cowan, Brenda Mills, Dodger Vaughan, Chad " Wyatt, and. Shirley Smith, fourth year. Any boys interested In joining the cub scouts in Middleport are asked to call Mrs. Smith, 992·3'189 for more Information. noted. 2~:C~~~~=.erc~tty~:;~~ Guiding Council; Betty Roush, 'Everlastin:g herbs'.topic at recent Rutland Friendly Gardeners meet It's almost as ·easy to take advantage of our Special Acrount if your IRA's not at Central Trust. . All you have to do is stop into one of our a:mvenient branches.We11 take care of everything. · • • _IT IF Pick 4: 9()25 CLEVELAND (UP!) - Thurs· day's winning Ohio Lottecy num~s: Dally Number 824; . 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SUNDA'f MIDDbEPORT GARDEN Club 7:00p.m: Monday at home of Mrs. LOuise Thompson.' · ·a.75%· Annual Yudd. \ Community calendar... MONDAY BIG BEND Clvltan Club meeting at Community Action Agency offices, 117W. Second St., Pomeroy, • 7:00p.m. Monday. ' Child honored Pac~ .Pold!. o~nizat~nal m~eting on .b.t'rthd·aY 1111 FOIIIIs OILY. Maggie Mae Young Friendship night plans outlined at DofA meet The annual Friendship Night was planned for Nov. 14 at the Chester lodge hall with a potluck dinner at 6:30p.m. and a meeting following when District 13, Daughters of America, met at Chester. Guiding StarCouncill24,Syracuse, was host council for the meeting. AttheNovembermeetlngdlstrict officers wUI be Installed. Esther Smith, deputy of Dlsiiict 13, spoke • briefly on responslbilltles of the district In preparation for the 1986 state session at Marketta. Next meeting of the district wU be on Oct. ' / · 23 at 7 p.m. at the Senior Citizens / • .' Center in New Lexington with Percy Council as host. At that tlme .,. 't1: Initiation wUI be held and members are asked to wear white dresses. SPEAKER - Mrs. G. B. Betty Roush, district associate Frazer, American Legion Auxll· councilor, presided at the meeting. tary, Departinenl of Ohio, olftrer National and state officers were talked· on IIIDJectlng the · right received along with committees Image to the commwllty at Including Mary C. Moose, Perry Thursday's district meeting In Council, national represenatlves; Middleport 'lbuNiay. Dorothy Ritchie, state councilor of Ohio; Faye Hoselton, Belle Prarle CouncU, past state counclla·rs; Helen ..Wolf, state law committee; Esther Smith, deputy of District 13, . \ . Patricia Shafer, community ser· following the pledge of allegiance Image" by Mrs G. B. Frazer, vice; Mary Moose,junioractlvltles; and the national anthem. Loreene Department of Ohio, American Marjorie Maines, veterans affairs Snyder gave the response, and Legion Auxiliary officer, and ..a and rehabWtallon, and LOretta Becky Tyree Introduced the new school of Instruction by the )i;lghth Tiemeyer, hospital deputy. ' district president. Catherine Curl. District chairmen highlighted the Recognition was given to Veda ThereweregreetlngstromJarnes district fall conference held at the Davis, unable to attend due to Hudson, Post 128 commander, and hall of Feeney·Bennett Post 1.28 In illness, for her work in junior Robert Gilmore, Middleport vWage Middleport Thursday. auxiliary activities and Mrs. Tie. councilman. Etta WUI handled · Mrs. Frazer commented on meyer accepted for her the national registration tor the . conference various programs of the Auxiliary torch award. • attended by 70 auxiliary members Including efforts to locate missing Becky Tyree, presldentclthe host from unit acrossooutheastemOhlo. children, membership promotion, unit and conference chairman, gave The corsages and flower arrange. . and the Image which the auxiliary the call toorderwlth Katie Gilmore ments for the tables were made by : projects In the cornrnuruty. and Shellle Fox, sergeant at arms, Gerry Parsons of the hnst unit. Dowey Kennedy and Callie Rich· Kitchen commltiee for the Jun· District chairmen condQcting the mond, color guard. The Invocation cheon served at noon were Velsla school of instruction were Florence was given by KatherynMetzger and Roush, chairman, Jean Gilmore, Richards, children and youth; the welcome by Jean Gilmore Phyllis Blake, Diana. Jarvis, and Sonja Wayland. At the conclusion of the all-day .: meeting a reception was held for . Mrs ..curt by the units ct Posts 1.28, · 263, 39, and 602. I ANGIE'S PIZZA ',. • An address on "The AuJIWacy FREE I page':_? American Legion ~ Auxiliary official ·addresses district session Thursday BUY A LARGE PIZZA AT REGULAR PRICE GET A ·sMALL PEPPERONI PIZZA ,.' The Bend Friday. October 4. 1985 Plus Dtp. - co.oKIES ••••••••••• fi9C BIOUGIITON'S •• $12 9 FRITO·LAY SPECIAL MILK SINGLE SERVE SNACKS 2°/o $1 79 GAL MIX OR MATCH 4 Sl 00 39 · . SAVE 40' FOR VIT. D $2 GAL TRY OUR BROUGHTON'S PREMIUM HAND DIPPED ICE CREAM (You'll Lo-• It) • 12 FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM "NEW" -Berry Cobbler & Butter Pecan, & Cream ., . ' ' �.. Plige~S- The 'Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, October . . Station. Community calendar... · FRIDAY TilE MEIGS County Fox ChaSers Association Will meet Friday, 7:30 p.m. at the cabin, Eagle Ridge.' TilE SCIPIO Township Thustees wU.I meet Friday at 7:00p.m. in the P~ge\lille township building. . OLIVE TOWNSHIP Trustees meeting ' will he held at 7:311 p.m. Friday at the Reedsville Fire • SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Trustees will meet at 7 p.m . Friday at the home of the clerk, Wa nda Eblin, Laurel Cliff Road. Satunlay FALLCARNIVAL Saturday 5to9 p.m. at Portland Elementary School; several actlvltlesalongwlth a soup supper. Circle D Wrangles wUl e nter tal' n with blue grass and count ry music. Sunday HomecomiDJ1 at St. Paul United Area student-s-earn degree~ from Ohio U. M.ltodist Church, Tuppers Plains. THE REV. LlstDn Halley will be A carryout dinner wUI he served at. guest speaker Sunday at the 12: 311 p.m. Afternoon program Pomeroy Baptist Church a t 10:30 starts at 2 p.m. a.m. THE HAZEL COMMUNITY Church in the Portland area wlll hold hymn sing Sunday at 2: 00 p.m. "Victory Singers" Will be tea tured. Everyone welcome. a TilE 35th ANNUAL homecoming of the Hemlock. Grove Christian Church wUI be Sunday with services at 9:30a.m ., basket dinner at 12:30 and afternoon program at 2:OOp.m. Everyoae welcome. Nine local area students received Route 1. Long Bottom, master of degt'ees at Ohio Unlversslty at the sciences; Archie Carl Rose•.. 48495 end ol the 1984-85 summer session, . Scout Camp Road, Long Bottom, They · Jnclude Mary VIrginia master of education; Sharon Jean Price, Pomeroy , bachelor of science Vannoy, Pomeroy, master ofphysldegree In nursing, with high honm;s; cal education; Anne J. Villers, George Franklin Stewart, Jr. , Route 1, Shade, master of arts. Middleport, bachelqr o! science In ' etectrtcal engineering, with honors; 1 Cynthia Thomas Langonta, Route 1, The women of the Full Gospe Cheshire master of arts· Dennis Lighthouse w1ll have a yard sate at Rollind Eichinger, Cheste;, master Leorl Hutchinson's residence, SaQf education· Lawrence Daniel !em St., Middleport, Saturday. ln Geol'l(e, Rout~ 1. Coolvtiie, maste r the event of rain, the sale will be o! education; Roger WilHam Karr postponed. TH Et BURLINGHAM Commun· lty Church wUI hold a homecoming Sunday at the church. A covered dish dlnnerwut he served at 12noon: The service Will begin all p.m . with special singing by The Singing Disciples. The public Is Invited by. the Rev. Ray La udermllt. · Yard sale Saturday .. Friday, October Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO --.,...--::-c-:c-::-::-:--c-- · ESTATE OF CARL J . HORKY, DECEASED -: 1 Card of Thanks c-.. No. 24900 Docket 12 NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of en Order of Sale iiiiUod out of tho Common Ptou CCKJrt of Mtigl County, Ohio. 11 tho cooo of Home Nepege517 tiontl Bonk, Rocine, Ohio, Nonce oF Plainlitl, Ogtinat Frtnll ImboAPPOINTMENT den end Lora Mto Imboden, El At., Dllfwndtnll, upon 1 OF FIDUCIARY On September 20, 1985, in judgment lhoroin ..,dorod, tho Meiga County Probote being Cue No. 85·CV·8e In Court, Cue No. 24900,1)etay lllid Court, I wilt offer for aoto, E. Hotkey, 278 South -~lflh II tho front door of the CCKJrt Street, Middleport, Ohio. Houae in Pctm110y. M!M!is 46760 was oppointed Admi· County, Ohio, on the 8111•y niotratri• of tho Mtlta of Cart of Novomber. 1986 11 10:00 J. Hotkey. doceaiiOd. lttlt of o'clock the tvilowW1g IIndo 278 South Flflh Street. Mid- end tenements, to·wit: dleport, Ohio. TRACT NO. 1: Situoto in Robert E. Buclc. tho Townohlp of Sutton, In Probeta Judge tho County of Meigo tnd Stell of Ohio: . LonaK. Naaaekood, lleing Lota Numbered Four Clerk 141 and Sovon 171111 PalmyraWolfl'l Addition to the lnc1912711014, 11. 3tc poret.d Vitltgo of- Racine, Meigt County, Ohio. R......,co il h-ey hod to --::-----c:-:-:---:---'- 1 Ctrtificlle for Tr..- a1 Rttl 2 In Memoriam Eotetelntho&ltloofMaryL. Crow, D c 1, •ted No- CARD OF THANKS 11tt flmi(r Df Wihita Tllltll ~ !IIH .-y !!Iris tDw- orytltO . . . holpod ..... f.. 011' wilt and IIOilttr dtrin& h• ""' ilnlss lltd r• Totha.~os . md . fritltds who Hilt food, cfti of syttlfltby, lllepltone 11'111 p lltd vlsitechttlte fll- nnlltoft, • ...., IIIJIII1Ciate tt;lt tltoojttful JIISftnS durit1 I line of SIITOII. It wish to think tilt Pomt!ilr EIMIII'ICY Squid for thlir past IICVices providinl ~ trnrwt .,dcare to'i tMdicll flcitliY.' ..IM thris to Dr. Wttlbr llld ~~.....::.~~stan_ at most .*'Ill ~rl:'thl IIMhtall PIISOitS MIhi !lillld ~ lJftil • v. 1nts M ill. litte oft• tintt ,... .,..,. true - ...... pridt 111:artlor tldl p• titnt. pec14llll for .,. 1110111 in tilt unil. llld tooll" tltrl It'!) to contfort tltolt who - Mlllld ilfCIIIICita!ICI. AHol,...fttDboc tndld for olllrts. . · · /:: floral tributes ..-. illlltif1tl and .. think Ill whO ,_bond our wilt ltld motW in sucll I WIY, Wt llso wish to tin 111'1. l'lrrin lor his •ttls of consolation fntm tho lloolol """""· Real Estate General ALBERT PETTIT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Our Who passed away · Oct. 4, 1979. SPUT LEVa HOUSE with 3 btcioontS, 2 ~ INiths, dininc room, livin1 room and IQt m:mtion locttltd on 8 Krl$. J.qt f.m Your memory is a keepsake With which we wi II never part, Thou God has you in his keepin1. We will always have you in our hearts . - t littin& tht tfiiiSIII - IN MEMORY OF Beloved Husband & F1ther, ltld wil bo r....lllrecl for ,a IOitlliMID- • fo tha $IIIII or tht Elllilll fllnnl .._and poll bins 011' profotltd thris to tldl lltd ~ ·The John Terrell fl111ily, r-. pond. Racine n 3 BEDROOM IIOBILE HOllE ~n l lots in Syr~cuse. OLDER HOUSE with 3 bed· rooms on corner lot in Syr· So deeply'missed by Wife, Children, · and Grandchildren. · John , (atherint Sponcer, Chlrlos lepr, lla~ha ·Struble and lila S. llitdt . . cuse. · 2 BEDROOM. all electric house with tfiWi space. On appro1 . 1 aero of land. Just south of Tupplfs Plains. HOME NATIONAL AUTO CENTER Public Notice - · 191ft, 1954, ond ... Acs:a lot No. 294, To1Mt Two, c:o<dod in Volume 180, page Ringe Twolvo, thonca Eut 671 oltho R-1 vf o-tt nine chaina ond olghty-o91t of Meiga County, Ohio. links to • poll; ...... South Reference is further hid to __, chtina and thlrty·li• Cerhficllte for Trenafer of lin leo to pool in the Wllllne of Rot! Eattto in tho Ellato vf lllid 100 aero lot thenoo Chtrtea B. Crow, dectlllod. North Ullan c:haina and thirtydated Jutr 1at, 1955 and four lin leo to tho place of begin· rteorded in Volume '1 83, ning, containing 7'4 tcrOI. Pogo 449 of tho Rocclrda of Parcel No. 2: Tho followDooda of Meiga County, ing rMI eltate situate in 'the Ohio. County of Meiga, In the TRACT NO. 2: Situate in Stote of Ohio, ond bounded the Townehip of Sunon. and deacribOd 11 tollow., County of Moiga, in tho vile: Boginnig at o poll thirtySttta of OhiO, and bounded four chalnt nlnoty-lltroo links a,nd 'dtacribed 11 follow1: South of lite Sauthwllt Porcot No. 1: The foitowilg cxwntr of what tor. .rfy G. Boldgernon't 60 ICrllol in ""'' litualt In tho County of Moigl, In tho Sltlo 100 Aero Lot No. 294, Town of Ohio, in the TOWNhip of Two. R - Twelve; lhenoa s.-, of lite Ohio C~any't Eut nine c:halna eighty-eight Purd!Me, and boundod ond linko to e poll; ...... Soullt claocrioad • fallows. W<: Bo- four mains thlrty-flvalinkoto. gming "!I PGIIIwonly-throo ct-.... ........ ,..., ....... chains lind fifty-four tinkl IOUih 44'h clog. . . Well 1.28 South of the IOUihwoat oonier links to a atone; lltanoo Wool of . what formorty G. rino chains thlrt- linko to a Bridgomon's 60 ac:rol!)tin 100 poat in Well line of uid 100 ~h solu t r ly the Best hliqnmrnt Mon In the hrro. Cw CompiPit· Luhr Jobs, Otl ( honqr, lrt vtcr, lllltlfTf'5 MOIIU & MAIIUFAOUttiD MOU5111G H!AnNG I COOLING IYIT!M! SaltS & S.rrko Quality lntenherm Air Conditioners Heat Pumps, Furnaces 4411-941.-44 •• 2112 8112/2 TunP ·Up~. Br uke Job1, Mufflrt s Tty Ul , wr ((Jtl no tl brf!rr MGM FARM CITY ITN~ INTERESfED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd tile to introduce you to Enpr•A·Cor, tho modern way to drive the vehide of your choice. No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment SERVICE STATION Real Estate General , "-oy - NEW UsnNGNo strain on your budget 1o heat ths winter! This roobi~ home with expando has a woodburner lo warm al 3 bedrooms. Garage with work· shop, Large lenced lot Frui trees. garden space. S18,000. NEW usnNG - bcine - 5 room house with 2 bedrooms oo Jot' in town. Needs repairs but could be I!IJOd rtrul investment 16,500.00. · NEW USTING - Five PointJ - A 3 bedroom ranch home on awoximately II acre 50°/o MORE HEAJ EVERY LOG. SAVE ONE-THIRD OF EVERY LOAD. •' 30°/o Off CHOOSE YOUR PAYMENT PLAN *NO .MONEY DOWN *90 DAYS SAME AS CASH . *NO PAYMENT TILL DECEMBER *SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH wooded fur hulitinJ House has been remodeled w~h •n~ NEW UsnNG.- Pomtroy In town p~s eRiow 100m. A neat split level home with 3 •bedrooms, FA. electric wlh heat pum~ central air c:ond~ lilnllg Sloratle bulldllg On a 2.36 acre lolMake an appoot. 11811 lo see this, ooe. $61,!m.OO. REALTdRS H1ilry E. Cltland, Jr. 992·6191 JtaR1Tr~snll 949-26&0 Dotttt Turner 992-SG92 :·oLD TIME' HEATING CO. ~~a ·'.. N ., \' ., 5 ACRES -S!Iu.SchooU iec. & wa1er available. . POMEROY - Hot water heat !new boilel), carpetn& 3 or 4 lfl~ formal dinll& equipped k!cllen ~II basement. Just BUS. BlDG. - 5 rms, ooe II. (BRING YOUR PICKUPi 6 mile• below Gallipolis on Rt: 7 OPEN DAllY 12 TO 7 . SUN. 12 TO 6 P.M. GIIMT ST. - 5 rm. one fOOl home wlh le level lot. 2 BRs, bat~ auto. heat & carpet~~ Just $16,500. lot. lndudes disiWiasher, range l'ood Electri: BB. heat Garage. Give us a call. $31,!m.OO. ' NEW U5nNG - Rt 33 QJzy 2 bedroom . house on approxtmalley 9 acres, IItlE~ WORTH A TRIP FROM ANYWHERE . NEW USTING - Workllg man's special, Jar~ lot, all utillies, reasonable ;nc:ome. $28,000. gas heat. 5 m~utes from toon. Alkilg $30,1XXJ.OO. SALE NEW USDNG - llb:J, 2 BR' home near stor es in Middiepolt h klchen and batil Ec:onomt.l . PRE·SEASON muo1 216 E. 2nd St. Phone l-(614) -992· 3326 'Mo •Hears to 3,000 Sq. Feet TEAFORD(B Real Estate E. inL.I.l.lt POMEROY. 0. 992·2259 ·"Air_Tight Ash Pan Excepting the real eatate due which the Grontltoa are to auume and PlY·_ 1 R......,.. Deeds: Vol. 1811, Poaao 119, Vol. 234, Pogo 349, D-.1 Rooo,., M.;ga County, Ohio. Said percet opprtllad ot Parcel #1 •1 1,000.00. Ptr· c:et #2 •1 ,300.00. Total .12.300.00 Torma of Stlo: Cooh. The rul esteta ctnnot be told for la11 then twv·thlrdo of tho tpprailad vokl't . Howord E. Fr.,k. Shariff of Meigs County, Ohio (1014. 11 , 18, 3tc SALES & SERVICE US R · · T. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO . Authorized John Deere , New Hoiland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer · :. ··rn· mu111 ., . • wlh outside Chlnney 11 Rutland Only $6,500.00 cash. 317 North Stcortd Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Aloo Carry r:!•lhing Supplies. IUStH!SS I'IIOHE (6141 9tl-6ll0 IISIDINCE 16141 "VINYL SIDING •ALU..NUM SIDING 'BLOWN IN. INSULAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. New Hames Built "Free Estimates " PH. 949·2101 or 949·2160 No Sunday Calls 1/11 /tfn 2 STORIES - 5 Acres, swin JMX>l, garage, basemefl~ 3 or 4 BRs. Real~ nice lor oo~ $33.000. UCJNE - lt 2 story, 3 or 4 BRs, stoker & gas lurnares, iirep~ce. new bath, n~e carpetinp, 1e -block bide wlh dbl garage. Shade ~ ~I)' $44,500. Ill. 33 - Nice 3BR renovatoo illm! New furnace; cabllets, new carpeting & panelne Asking $25,000. 42 ACRES - In ()ange Township. Hi!~. trees, bottom & elec. for 21railers. • BUY NOW FIX IN TIME FREE PARKING Sut Murphy, !lilian Roush, ...... Virlll & lltuce. MOTEL U 62 SOUTH POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. 8 mites trom Pomeroy-Mason Bridte SINGLE '24. 95 •live entertainment • free HBO •Reslaurant oOiympic Pool A.A.A. 304-675 RE ACAR CALL 44.6·4522 ,, P&S BUILDINGS ACCENT •• D•tr who con anQw good CIUIB why such appliCition should not bo granted ohould fila whh tho Commillion a written statement 'detailing Aid r•aono on or before November 4, 19BI. Unle11 tho Commiaaion racelvaa 1 written steternent to that affect 1nd an IC· companying requnt for orot hearing· In thla -matter, tho caeo will bo decided on tho boola of aftldevha submitted by the oppticonlo heroin. ~urthor l~formttion mar be obtained br conttctlng the Public UtilitiH Commitaion of Ohio, 180 Ettt Broad RACINE 73-10 Chny rr. Fondsn ......,. .................•41 73 -80 Chny Tr. oo... ......................... •IOO 73 -10 Chowy. Tr. · Hoods ......................... 'ISO 73 -14 Chny Tr. Bashan Building EVERY SAl. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. · Factory Choke 12 liauge;&hot11uns Only 9- 30-11 SUPERIOR 7] -79 ford Tr. · finders ••a 73 -79 ford·r;: ................. • Doors 'Ill IO -U f~;d·r;:.............. Doors $I 4l 71 -79 f~;d"r;:.............. SIDING CO, VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gutter Work 73-:;m&':!;..i;:-- .......... $70 ao~l~'i;;d-·r;: .... .... Ss2.so Gr~llts ...... r:............. •31.SO Hood! II" 73-79 Qlny. Tr. 13-15 F~;d·a~·~-p;----;-- •• R7o9ckCorh Panels ...............'2S Hoalls......................... tt30 73 "Y· lr. . U -IS ford Ianger Cob Cornon ................. .l20 Grilu .......................... .17S Now and lkod Auto Glass-lots Model Parh . WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS 9-13-ttn · Rt. 681 Wnt Darwin ()hio 992 -7013 Ohio, c~::'.'::~~e o~:~~~~~:g w CALl COllECT: Ph. (614) -843-S42S 911212 mo. pd. ~===~~=~ LINDA'S MEXICAN POnERY AND *LASAGNA •SPAGHETTI 349 N. 2nd GIFTS 349 N. Middleport, OH. 9-20-1 DEN.NY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALl! CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon• 1nd remodeling - Aoofin; 1nd guner work •Complete Remodelinc •Room Additions *Roofing •Sidinc •Garaps & Pole Buildincs EXCAVAnNG COMPANY •All Trpos of Excavating •Landsceping•Basements •Sewage Systems •Water & Gas Lines •Water Welt Drilling •Trucking ' It. 12 4,P-roy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 MARCUM CONTRACTING Lang lattoM, Ohio Ph. 985-4141 Free Estimates 9-11· 1 mo. Call: 742-2407 9-ii-ttc 3-24-tft J&F tin REPAIR SERVICE DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER. GAS & SEWER LINES, RE~IAMATION, PONQS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT SHADE, OHIO Anything That .Has To Do With A Mobile Home . No-Job Too Small or Too Big . We Do Setups and Underpinning "Special Rates For Senior Citizen1" CLIFFORD PHONE PH. RADIATOR SERVICE 1614) 992-6100 FREE Origniol Cabbage Patch Doll "Register To Win" Our Christmas Toys Are l.n Cars, Dolls. Guns.& Much More Gifts For ·Mom, Dad & Everyone PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohio 1· 13·1fc .10% Down Will Hold For Christmas Gifts Shop Early and Save 10-3-1 mo. •• [~~~] MILLER ELECTRIC ~I[PED FOI AU YOUI' WiliNG' NEEDS Residential & Commercial 1 Call: :mo <• 992·5875 Or . 742·3195 GIW US A CAU · 614·667-6235 or 667·3074 B·B·tfc . Rtcolvaro b Panoaonk: Unlden Muum Mal Com ,, AIll lUll ilL~ til~ Ill S 3 • Announcements SWEEPER and towing mo · chine repair, p1n1. 1nd •ppllea. Pk:k up ond NOW THRU OCT. 12TH delivery, D1vi1 Vacuum _ _ _ _ _.__ _o:-_ _ _ _ _.,:•;: ·e;,:, -•,::m:;•·..,l Cleenar. one helf mile up L George• Creek Rd . Coli . I 814·448·0294. i. ¢**********{}··············· • PREPARE FOR WINTER. . 11- i HAVE YOUR · FURNACE SERVICED NOW !: JE-WELL'S PH. 992-6030 g.JQ-l mo . *************~***** · · BLUt STREAKCAB - co.' t . PHONE 992·7075 Now $efvlnticl _All 01 Melgt-tounfg • · ;,o,~~d:e'!:':~d~~·~,:::,~: =~~·:·w~~.!~-:i2 · 2m·. Roclnt Gun Shoot epon..,ad by Rocino Gun Club. Every Sunday, beginning ot 1:00 p.m. Factory Cho~ 12 guago thotguno. PLUMBING & HEATING • - Bouoono for Got w.tl.psrtloa Arlni ·. lh1hdava. Singing Gorrlllt . Ctll Bot· loona&Co. 814-448 -4313. var~~rya. ~ ·AA Crlala Pragnacv C..,tar. ·f Agnu Hlll ' o Hlatorv of Tuppero Plains, Ohio. Co1M• tvolloblo for UO ,00 ooch. Add 12.00 lor moiling . Order from Margo rat Ptrlcer, 43t19 Pomaror Ptko, Pomorov. OH . 45788 . Clouout Sale ot Ttulo 'o ~e~ g~r:.· E~~d~~~ 12111. DMC flou 4-•1 .00. :·;:,LE HOMEs MOVED. ~ tnd ·~,,oun~lnf ~:::~:.-~.'.';;':: ...... ...--~ . _APSI 912011~ ~o. -d~ · Q!~imnty FIREPLACES & WOOD STOVES r, SERVICE h I j llr 992-3982 LICENSED INSURED CERTIFIED TUPPERS PLAINS OHIO-- . 9' SPUN ALUMINUM ' 10' 2" DOUBLE ................... , ........ 1265 10' ALUMINUM STEEL MESH .... 11' ALUMINUM M SH .......... ................ 1395 ESH .................. ........ 11595 Wt Han Many Olhtr Dishts To (hoolt From A Syt!tnt h Dtsignt4 For Y111 fqqJUIIlfrlH"Ilf 742-2057 • 11· PH. .md Sen/a CALL TANNING SPECIAL t Rt. 124, Syrc.use, Oh. repair and recore fadiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. SALON End PAY FOI 11 SESSIONS 132,50 IECEIYE 1 SESSION FREE! 10-1- 1 mo. JO'S GIFT SHOP We can TANNING fq, L--~ & FMI > IN RUTLAND l NEW -MOBILE HOMI FUR~ACES AVAILABLE ; J WIIERE fO BUY? . . . B&D MOBILE HOME CONTRACTING STYUNG I MAIN ST. if.@· FOR THE BOTH Of, YOU • t .I !Off,TlD IJN 8·13 lfn JAMES KEESEE MEIGS Pori~' (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-&6ol 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 "FREE miMATES" 992-2772 Complc!: Licensed Clinical Audiologist •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing PH. • : LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ALUMINUM SIDING 7 Roger Hysell ·Garage •• VINYL & LIMESTONE . GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL..DIRT FRONT-END ALIGNMENT Television Listening· Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations for All Ages J&L BLOWN . INSULATION 992-3410 - Concrete woJk - l'umbing Mt"d electrictl mo. DUGAN'S •Washers •Dishw1ahers •R1nge1 •Retrlger1tora •Dryers •Freezers PARTS "and SERVICE 4-5-ttc YO liNG'S 2nd Middl~~ort, OH. PH. 992-3559 Under Now Management IFormuly Giowanni'sl 9-20-1 mo. All Mabt 2146. Also dozer work at k d· h or e 20 nye~;:e erea '' Free Estimates" ANGIE'S PIZZA .985-3561 "Free Estimates" Installation Awatilabrle P _G iveaway • CWNtNG lfiSI>ECTION . • FLUE CAl'S IISTALlED o CHIMNEY REIUIUlfNG ,-:-.., f -~ \ \·, _ _y I ~ "TOTAL ~/REPLACE MID CHIMNEY WORK" INDUSTRIAL STAINl-ESS STEEL LINERS , phord. All fem~toa. Call 614·992·74.5 e. Notional Geogreptik: booka 1976 to 19e1 . Paper bock booko . Ptoy pen with pod. 304-67&-2267. Friendly ' Male Dachshund, 304-876-8942 . you~g Pregnontl Ptout.giYt youroolf, your child, end uo a ohonce. Childloao couple -kalo edopl hotlthy whit a t,oflnt. Legal and CbnfiiMn1111. Madloal expon111 paid. Call Ktthy and John collect, 1·201 ·347-0675 .. No H.mtlng or Trtopoootng on Myntt Ferm locet~ on Chootnut Rlclgt Rood. Mo· eon County. 4 Giveaw1y . Help Warited' ' Medical Mc::retery pan time for ne.w bu1ine11, Pl..sent VaHoy Homo Modica! Equip. .nl . Send reoume to Bo• C-3 care of Point Ploaunt Roglator. 200MoinSt,Point Ploaaant, W. V.a. 1 ------..:..;:~ Cttolog 10101 and dolw.,Y. Earn up to •e-110 por hour oorvlclng our cuotomora . 304·675· 1090 or 304· 273· 24B1 . Abondend brown fe.l ::;:;=::;:::::==== mate dog. friendly . Aile lor 12 Situations Tereao 304-895-3390. Wanted Friendly, m1le 01Ch1hund . 304-676-8924. 8 Public Sale l!o Auction Vacancy for the elderly In our home.~ Trained 1nd fif. tetn yoora experience. Catt 814-992-7314 . Nuraing Cli"l l"n privite home . Room for two Pltiento. UOO. a month. Coli 814-992-3595 . FIRE DEPT. EUGENE LONG. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 742-2027 ' Pomeroy GUN SHOOT RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985 -3307 4/1 / tln 4/29/tin a•.• 992-3345311/t tn WE ARE YOUR SALES · AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH *SYlVANIA wSPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY wGIBSON REFRIGERATOR . wSATEWTE SALES & SERVICE Wt Mew.t Ahll liMa Sh1~ Ttehl•tu Writesel · 949-2263 or 949-2969 tttv 104 Mulberry 10·6-tlc NEW-REPAIR Gutters • Downspo'uts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES !CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE! PH. 992-6931 After 5 Call ' Ph . 614-843-5191 ROOFING Public Notice Copy Serrices, Etc. ~ss Milt St., Middleport Racine, Oh. *SUBS *SANDWICHES FENCE & SUPPLY 614-742·3018. ' Insulated Dog Houses PlUS: Offiu Supttlies , . Furniture, Wedding · and Graduation Stationery, Magnetic Sigm, Rubber Stomps, Business f.,m,; PRINT SHOP "12 Varieties of Pizza" . WATER WELL DRILLING We guarantee water or no chafle: 30 years experience. Call. 614· 742. JIM L. Howard and a wider v1riety of lnno- By: Mary Ann Orlinlki. Vltive aarvicae for Ohio con· · Secretary M~men. · Anr interested per· (10J4 .. 11c aon. firm. corporl!tkm or en- 992-UlS or ' "·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 12·8-ttc PLUMBING & HEATING fll All YmPII•II•fNIIdl 1·3-th -c~~,!;~=~bcN UJtL:J~~~ ~,:",!;~=~~:,: ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12'xl&' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up ·to 24'x36' EI &rill qu pmenl Parts 8, Servlee !'::"::"'~ ~= l4l126•&'-05C11°31umf!ua, Polishing Compounds. Point• ~ . Umt. V. C. YOUNG Ill Reel Estate General Dundoo New Ro,locem""t Pans For Truck• Mel Con (Sotlsfa_ctlon • ll!!:::::l. As Fireplace Insert ···Glass Door LEGAL NOTICE Notice ia hereby given that Allnot Communication Sor· viceo. Inc. and l.axhot Corpqration hwa filad 1 joint appt.cation with the Public UtHKitt Commiolion of Ohio (Ctao No. e6-1266.:rP-AMl) - ing COmmission 1'PProv1l of 1 merger bet1 aan the compenitt Into • new ontily wltlck wll prvvide lnl•llto inter· OKchange totecommunk:ationa IOrvico in Ohio. The tp~·· ollago lhtl .._,, cuiiOmora of the tpplloontt wit continuo lo bo ......,_ with tho tome - - Tho tpptlcenta lu- ollege thol (free Ettimatesl Urethane Hotdn.t-1. ISofd Und.r Whol..o.. fo Alii ·•use Free Standing or aero lot lltanca North five """... sixty Inks 10 tho place of beginning, containing five and one-half ecrea. hcopting and nlson~ing to tho Grantor. Hallie Crou, her heir1 and tulgns fo· rever. all of the mineral• underlying the aurf1ca, togalhor with tho right to mine work 992 . '19 32 . Public Notice Business Senrices · 54 Misc . Merchandise 949-2210 Your ~let• Ar.~to Body lepoir C.nter Son~s . Public Notice BANK I lOY, WMt Main StrMt, Pomaror Ohla. Phone 614-"2·6771 lodr Fil..,.., Public Notice 4 Middleport, Ohio 3 mon . old Shepherd. 2 ten I===~~~~==Mir========;-r;::::======~ BOGGS mon. old Sh•pherd croues. THE QUALITY and 1 I)No yoor old She- Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Public Pomeroy Business Services PHONE 992-2l56 • .. 4. 1986 f The Daily Sentinel 1,. 4, 1985 RICK PEARSON AUCTIONEER SERVICE. Eattle, firm, antique, liquldltlon Vacancy fOr ledlea and Alii. Llcenlad Ohio 1nd goniO. Boat of core. (lood Walt VIrginia . 304-773- tood . ~ttaonobtt prlcoa. Try ... 614·992·11022 . 6786 or 304· 773·5430 . . The Daily Sentinel 31 Homes for Sale 6 rooms and bath on one acre. beautiful yard, South-: lido, 120,000.00 . 304·675 34e8. Old Kaylor Store -- Broa d Run, 7 rooms. 1112 baths. Leaky .roof, city . _ water , 115,500. Coli 304-8B22407 or Be2 -2297. Catt ofiM 5 p.m. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1-------'--NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES .KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. •WEST, GALLIPOLIS , RT 36. PHONE 814-4487274. 1982 14x70, 3 bedroom, t12.600. Cat! 814-4468231. ~: ~-~'lJioiiAI!~ • 0 ··--··c;aiiipoiiil-------· & Vicinity Enormous Three Family Oct. 4 & 6. Lou of ex1ra nice clothing , sized infant to adutt:great school clothe t, ne:-v dealer 11 cupparwara, kmck knacks, appliances: toys, bookl, furniture, fresh baked goods. Something for everyone. 8 milea south of Gelllpollo on St. Rt. 7. Form on left before Raccoon Bridge. Don 't min this one.ll · Gigantk: 2 Family Ca rport Sale. Something for everyone. Weight . machine , clothal 111 aizea, furniture. ate. .Will be held rain or thine. ttke 141 to Centenary turn onto Lincoln Pike go to Northup Bridge. Follow signs after thlt. Approximately 3 milea out from bridge . Wad. , Thurs .. & Fri. 7 ,- - - - - - - - 1-- - - - - - - - 1--------- 1--------- 1;;::=;;:::=::;::::::;::= Etm FREE Chrlatmat gtflo by htvingo Mtrrl Mac home or ootalog porty. 100 ptr otnl guor.,tood tina of gifts, toyt 1nd honw decor Items. Reglatolad .Springtr Spt· Cell 304-175-1758 tor dtnlel. Cttl 114· 245·9219 . .toila. Op.,ingo avolltblo ror demon1tratora . No To good homo beo,utHuttong lnvenment. helred femalo cot. tnteill· gertt, lo\tllble gOOd mouser. 1947 Fleatmotttr, 4 doOf, tatll14-441- l787. original interior, bodr ftlr cond, no motOr, good 01rfor PuppiH to give twty. 304· ontlque buft. •300.00 or 175·7815 . boll offer. 304· 773·11873. Kittens- good mouMrl. To - " home. Call 814·440· 2328. . . ' atova. OR. kitchen, ocrosllonced lnJ,celllr. born.6 chicken coop, pony ohtd, woril shop . McCumber Rd. Rulltnd. 128,600Coll814· 992-~143 doy, 814-742· 2289.~ftor 4:30pm. hunting. mlneral_righta. C11l 8t4·387-7143. 1 I·:;:===::::::===== 34 Business Buildings 1---''. ::.::..-----2 bedroom houu on tppro~~: . 'lucre oliond In Mlntravillo, Ohio. Rtttontbly priced. Call t14 -992 -3171 fo r moro lnformotlon. 1--------3 bedroom home, 8Yt pttf · cantuaumtbleloon. gar~on apot. Roducod down to 149;000 . 304-075-5047. By owner. 2 bedroom rtnch , 704 Mariottt Rood, Point Ple111nt, nlc8 locadon. low tiO 'o, 1-809·453-2892 . By owner," 206 Midway Drive; New H1ven. Comfor· table living; 3 bodroomo. living room, 2 bttht, Iorge Ht In kitchen •. utility room. All oloctrlc, brick homt, 2 car gtiiiJI, beatmant, ltrgt lot . Bv appointment onlv. ptlct. 304-B82-2833. Commercltl building foreate or ront on Moln St, New Hsvon. W.Vo.Ca11304·8823233. 36 Lot• 8s Acrea_ge Loti for ••I• on t.nlll contr•ct with tmlll down p1yment . Coli 814-388-871 1 tftor fi . lot for Nla, 1 ecre, c·ounty water; appetlc system. ga• tap, etectrlc service. Between Pomeroy 1nd Middle· port on Rt. 7, t4.600 . Coli D. tlo W. Hornoo, 304-876· 4424. 2 tev~l loti for aale . Greer Rd •.' ' mlloo from town. 304·875·15889. 2 FamityYordSalo. Sat. Oct. 6, Kerr· Harrisburg Rd . 2nd . .-. house on right 1fter Kerr· , Bank Uquidllion Solae of Gtroge Seta 1069 Sacond recl1lmad dou'blewidu . Ave. Thllrt ., Fri. & Set. 9:00 18 Wanted to Do 9 Wanted To Buy· Small cash dapoait, taka · to 6:00. Rein or shine. Good We pay ~eah for Late model over Plvmentll Delivered cl11n clothing allaize1. Prom od and lit up It no e•tre dre1111 & ~ts of mite . · cIean us Clrl. Loving G.M. will ctre for Jim Mink Chev.·Oido Inc. your children In hor homo, by chorgo. Coli Mid Ohio Finan· itema. cial Service at 814-n38 ill Gone Johnaon ally or w•k. Hot motte, 1220 tor doltllo. 2 Family G1rege Sale Lots of 814-440-3872 Mlpervlaod ploy, roferoncoo. ! _ _ _ _ _....:...,_ __ toys, clothes toddler,thur 14 Cttl 814-448· 420e. I" WANTED TO BUY uaod - - - - - - - - - 19B3 fleetwood 14K70, 3 girls. •mana &. womena, bdr .. 2 full b1,h1, like new. hounhold items. bedlwood & coli heetera . preada, theeta. Friday Oct. SWAIN'S FURNITURE, Jrd. Coil 614-3e8-8833. 4, 9:00AM; 350 Dobby Or. 1972 Fttmlngo 3 bdr., , ~~,, & Oliyo St. Gotlipotlo. Call 614·446-3159 . both, Iotti atactrlc, CA. 2 Famllv Yerd . Sale. Satur'want to buy VCR . Call 21 Business refrigtrttor, some furniture, day Oct: 5th . B:aOAM 814·446-8895 . Opportunity ' e110 dock, e&,195. Coli 6:30PM . Centenary· To'wn 614-246-9647. ho"!••· Baby. children & Wont to buy manual tiro 1-------,..-- 1--:,9::-7::-1- B-ro-o-kw-·o_o_d- .1-2 •-6-6, 1"dult clothes. Baby furni ture, toys, bika1. bathroom t NOTICE t 1'h botht, 3 bdr., gas hoot, vanity. changer . Cotl 814- 268 6251 . THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- now carpet, like now cond. 3 F1mily Y1rd Sale Thun. a..· COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS LISHING CO . roconmtnda Cttl 814-446-0176. FURNITURE. Bodo. Iron. lhtt you do buslnooo with 1- - - - - - - - - Fri. 9-5. Bullville -Add ison wood, cupboardo, chairo, ptoplo you know, and NOT 1971 12x&o· Rlchardoon 2 Rd. d' h )0 oand money through tho bdr .. l'h bath, •&.&00 . Colt Ch •• l. · b. •ket • 1• 11 01 • moll unlit you htvtlnvtatl· 014-251·1681 . 7 fomity Kerr. Oh . Wod ., atone jars, 1ntiquea, gold ad ho off 1 ' - -- - - - - - - Thura. tlo Fri. Wlndowt, end ailvor . Writo - M.O.· gel 1 arng. ,. Big down pevment, ahort Mitior, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio l·T-o- .. -,n-5-0-.00-0-..--1-0-0-.00 - 0. time employment, or p-..t studded tirea on wheela16'. clothi'!D· odda tlo ~do. 45769 or cell 614-992- 111 your own Boll, All you credit hlttorv ltopplng you 7780. noad lo lnteMigence, ambi - from buying 1 home1 Con- Centenary TownhouH Oct. tion, o wttllngnau to totlow sider a recl1imad tingle or 3 t1o 4. Lompo, dlahn. small Buying dally gold , ~lvor a auccelfful oriented plan, doublewlde . Low money col no, rlngt. jewelry, llarilng plua be in 1 po1itlon to m1ka down, tlke over p1ymant1. epplianc11. curt1in1, 001t1. ware. old coins, large cur· e minlmtl product lnve:•t· We're Mid Ohio Flnonclal home interior. more each rency. Top prk:aa. Ed. Bur· mont for I I IIHfo I I t8,000. Service 1114)772-1 220 or dey. ~n Berber Shop. 2nd . Ave . For further deltllo ctll col· 773-3928. Gerage S1Je Su. Ocl . 5, Mlddlapon, Oh. 814-992- tact 304·622· 2845 . 9-67 3 rd. houae on Ro 3478. 1970 1 2•80 Hillcroot pertly Rod ~av· Core Rd . furnished . good condition. 22 Money to Loan 14,e59. Cotl 614-446 - Fell Y1rd Sale. 2 Family. 1167 or 814-387·7218. Elllli lllylllt:til Thuu .. Fri., Set. E11t on Rt. 664 in Porter. St:rvll:~o HOME OWNERS·Rtflntnco 1974 Hotly Parlc.- 14)(70, 2 3Fomlly4mltoooutRt. l41 , to low bed rata. UM equity bdr, flmlly room , nice apfor any purpoae . le1der pliancel , new cupet Sapt. 4.6 . Curttino. bodoMor191go Co., 814-692- throughout. A ste•l at preadt, men, women, child· 11 Help Wanted •10.&00. Mty 'romtln on ren clothes. diahet, t~pe 3051 . prtaonl lot . Colt 814·742· ployor. 3033. October 2,3,4. Bidwell· One oortlfied Medical Tech· 23 Profeasionel On rented lot. bce11ent Rodney .Ro1d In Bidwell nologiat. wookdeyl . Send Services condHion . Claon . With or taventh houn on right. r..ume to box 300, In cere without AC, fuml1hing1. Watch for signa. of tho GatUpotla Oolty Trlbwaaher-dryer, ewning. Call ,.,., 82& Third Ave., Gtlti· Walor wofla drilled end..,,. 814·992 · 2469 aflor 8:00 Yard Solo Fri .-Sat . Oct. 4 & polla, Oh 46031 . viced. Prica1 on request. Call 6., 9-4. 4 Family, Fairfie ld p._m_.- - - - - - - Centenary Rd . Electronic Tech. for rep1ir of 814-742-3147 or 814-992· 1.:.. 1988 Rovot mobile homo for two•WIY redlo't, stereo, and 6008 . Movi_ng Sela Eeat of Porter lnttalletlon. Mull have ex- PIANO TUNING AND RE- ~=·. ~2;: 0 · ll,OOO . 814 ' 2 Fri. Oct. 4. Sat. Oct. 5. perlanoa . For Info. colt 814PAIR. beck to school diaHospital bed, girls bicycle , 448·7390. countt, free eatimttas. 1974 Hillcrest 12x66.- 2 all size clothing lots of miac . Mechenic ne1ded, axpe· Ward'o Koyboord. ~04- 875 · bedroom, port! ally tur ·. Sale Inside if rein. nlohod. Good condition . lienee necenary. Muat hive 6600 or 676-3824. t4600. Coli 014-992-8263 3 Family Garage Seta Fri. & own toolt. Cttl 814·388· or 614-992-2478 . Stl. , Oct. 4 t1o 6. 9 to 5. 8547. Reo l Esla le 1117TaodoreAve. 11 MOBILE HOMES MOVEO . AVON . Sttl Avon mtko lneured , ruaon1bla rates. Bsckvord Solo Fri. & Sat. 46%. Cttl 814-446-3368. Oct. 4 t1o 6. Tobletlo chtiro, Call 306-671-2338. TV,tJuna. crosabow,eduft& Mtture. relltble bobyoltttr 31 Homes for Sale my home. Own trenaporte· - - - - - - - - 1981 Holly Ptrk. 14•70, boys good clean clothing. tion and reference• required. One of 1 kind tog ctbln· ,,1 , 800 .00 . 304- 678 - 9·6. South 2nd .• Cheshire. Ctll baywton 6 : 00 - Raccoon Creek. 7 milll . 2947. Y1rd 51\e S1t. and Sun., 1O:OOPM . 81 4·446· 7693 . from Rio Grondo, 11 mltoo - - - - - - - Oct. 5th and 8th- 9 tilt 5 . from Golltpolio. Air conditi- Uaed mobile homea for tal.e, Extrl Clah. Could you Ull oned , electric furnance. 1973 Nolldity , 12•80 , Avon Cape Cod dishes, an e•tr• •100. •1 .000. or wisher. dryer, county WI· renge, refrigerator. Home gtmwore. 1011 of. dishea, sllverw1re. pots. pens. wood n .ooo a>Ctro caoh in oc- ter. priced under *30,000, needs aome repa ir, tober/ Coil 9AM 10 SPM, furnlahod . Call 814·379· e1 ,996 .00 . D. tlo W. Homae , 1nd coal stove, dryer, elect· Phone 3D4-87t:-4424 . ric typewriter, Singer MW· Mon.- Fri. 814-388-8478 or 2141 . ing machine In dalk, curved 814-448-8237 to orrongo t 1- - - - - - - - 3 bedroom full b~ttament. 1979 Norris 14•70:2 bed· glau front china c1binet. periOnll interview . kitchen cabinet end 1nd ut -in kitchen . cerport, room, furnlehed, luxury ~ar­ Room-board with f1mily 12,600 & ltkt over pay- iel , axe cond . TE , coffee tlbles. chaire, bookcue, picture an fr1m.a, willing 10 provide aupport menta, Pienta Subdlvltlon. 111 . 900 .00 . D. 8a W. Hom11, phone 304-875- l1mp1 , 8 day cloclct, linens, tarvicaa for gent~men •a• Cell 814-440 -7360 . books, tin toya, do)to. Gigan· 55 . Contact Joann , 814- 1- - - - - - - - - 4.424 . 3 bdr. ex . neighborhood, tic amount of Items to 446-814&. pool, olr, 21iroptacoo, quail- 1973 Votiont 1 2K60, 2 numorouo to li•t · Poul Don · Easy A11embty WorklltOO. fiea tor bond motley. A-One bedrooms. gil, some furni - ney'a, corner of Bidwell· por 100. Guartntaed poy- Real Ealale Broker. Cttl lurt. 13,796.00. D. tlo W. Rodney Rd ond Rt. 554 In mont. No e•perienco· nO 304-675-5104 or 304-875- Homos.304-875-4424. Bidwell, Ohio. oolea. Dolails send toll· 53e6 . addreuad 1t1mpect envt· 1962. 10x66 Gibralfor can Yard Sale, Griffin's Groc. in lope: ELan Vital· 715 3418 3 bedrm., large kitchen. 1 be uaeit 111 hunting camp, Kanauga . Monday. Will Enterprlao Rd .. Ft. Pierce, Fl bath, utility room & gorogo. portoblt offict, llorogo bldg begin telling at 10 a.m. 33482 . Call 814-441-1358 . or 1. Need interior raplir•. Kitchen cabinets. iron.meny 11 , 100 . 00 . ~04 - 875 mloc . ltom~,otothlng , otc . MONEY. MONEY , MONEY! 4 bdr. houoo on 325' in Rio 8421 . 7:30 AM to 9:00PM . Tho ermy Nttiontl Gutrd Orondo. Cttt814-246-6823 6 Family Yard Sate 'h miles ctn provide you with a or 614 -446-6345 . 1975, l 2•55 traitor, elect-' out Rt. 21B from Rt. 1. ric, 2 bedrooms. underpen: antiRU81, carpet, clothing, plrl ·time monthly PlY · ~;heck. PLUS qualified 3 btdroomaand bath . Larkin ninu and blocke. •4•.000.00 toya, furniture, light fix memben could eem more St., Rutland . C1n be ~old on or will consider trade on. turea . misc . hounhold than 120,000in educationjtl land oontroct with smoll truCk. 304-876-3918 . illmo. Stl. Oct. 5th, 9to 4. btntfllo. ENLIST NOWI Cttt down ptymont . Coli 814304·075·39110 or 1-eOO· 992- 585~ . I· End of Summer Solo .,roll 1 -------~- 33 Farms for ~ale from Konougo Drive -in. All 642-3819. Sl" room houae on 49acraa. 1- - - - - - - - Oty S1t., Sundly PM. MonThe Army Nation•l Guard Full bl11ment, free halt. Meigt Co. 143 acres. 90 day. ~u,a. rod & reels. 2 needs yoor prior military private, close to townt. Call 1er11 paature. 50 acres chfl!1 uwa. poolteble & •rvlco llporitnco. Enlist 814-992·7082. timber, 3 oil t1o gol wotlo. 2 btlla, 2 bk:yclea, 8·trock now for ,.n-drne montly 1- - - - - - - -..,- ponde. older home. b1rn, c1asena stereo. riding peycheck , edue~~Uonll op- Very nice houll for Nit. 3 other buildings. 100x200h. mower. clothing . toys. portunhiea, retlrttnlnt In- bdr, beth, LR . woodburnlng lighted riding ring. axe . bookt, tleeping biQI . Steve coma,' and much or more. Cell 304-875-3950 I -BOO· 142·3019. Chrltlion hmtle plano pltytr lor "Rollactlons" gotpol tinging trio. Occoslontl w•k -tn'd tro,.rlng r-.quk'td with trantportetion provldtd. Cell Evelyn Roush, 304-812-2041 after 5:30PMorwoek·.,dt. .:. Ctttlog Salot and Dotlvtry, oom up to 18-110 per hour •rvictng our c;ultomera. Ctll 304·675· 1090 or 304· 273·2481 . 9 '(ard Ss\eS 4 rooms plus, completely remodeled Inside. Cloae to Llbrory, only t19.900.00 . Cell Hudaon Rootty, Potsy Hudaon broker; Page H 1 r r i 1 b u r 9 .· R Q d n 1 crossroads. Y 4 Family Yard Sale. Satur~ · day Only 9:00·1 316 Sanck... ers Dr. Rain cencal1. L1mp1, .c lothaa. home interior. -~ drapes, mens 8& children•· , clothes. stereo . Yard Sale Stl. Oct. 5, 19 : ' ' Mill Creek. Clothing , lltorm ' ~or, Harlequin booka. : m•acall1neoua. Yard Solo 6 Fomlly 1021 ~ Znd . Ave. Loll clothing til ; aizas. Oct. 4 & 5, 9 10 OPM . ' Yard Sale 105 Kinton Dr. ~ Ctotheo. mlac ... mony ltamt . , Sat. Del 6, 9:00AM· I ' ' Sale Sot. 9 to 6. LoGrondl ; offRt. 141 . 3 Fomity Sola Saturday 11.4 Second Avenue. ·-----fiiimiirov ________ _ Middleport . Vicinity 8t Moving Sale. Starts Slhirday 1nd Sund1y. October.• 6th tnd 6th, 10:00 t ,rl),· 196B Ford Trudl 351-Ct. 300 H.P.. Hondo XRtiOO, . Honda CRSO, Dune Buggr:· mechanic. catpenter, end . ·farm tools, boom pole, euto parts. houtahold rtenw. end. toto more. f\'llke'HIII. Co. R~ . 36, Raclne-Portllnd Rd;: Sharon Rd.Phono614-84J,. 5360 . ' ' . Houses for Rent 1 ·. 1 ~ ' Moving Sale: 1 day oill(; ~ Mondoy, October 7th. 8:0Q· : 4:00 . 104 Wolfe Orilla; . Pomeroy. '1 • October 4 and 5. 10 tO 4~ Harrltonviile , ,St . Rt. 88~ :· Bedding, clothing. diahoa,' appllancoa, jtwotry, AvM bottles and Iota more . ·· ... · ~ .~ : : . · ' 4 femlty . Oct. 4th tnd 6th~ 9:00-4:00 . 208 S. Second St. , Mlddtoport. lloby, child- · ron and adult clothing, beby ; furniture 1nd toyt. wtnter coats. drape• 1nd beda.. preeda. dlthet 1nd Tupplrwere. Free quilt scrlp·a. R1ir1 cancels. . Oct. 3rd, 4th, and 5th . 8tby clothes, toys, k»ta of ·mite . Items . Follow olgno d'n Pomeroy StrMt in M11on . . October 4th and 6th tl Tiro Sugar Run A1hland Servk:4 Station from 9:00 to 4:00 . Salem StrHl" in Rutl1nd. near the bridge. Oct. 3rd. 4th. and 6th. 8:30-6•00. ·Beside Post Office on .J h. 124, Long Bottom, Ohto. 4 ·..; family . Lolt of clothing.:Some ontiquoo. 9:00-7 Oct.,.; 6· 11 . ''• ~o=-.-,.-g-o-=-s.-:t-e M::-:-oi-n-:S-t.-P-o-· mt ~.: roy. Ontopofhlttbehlndctr (l weah . Furn .• camping ~ equip ., square dlnce --i dr11111, and miac . Items .., Stt. Oct. 6, 9 to 4. lnaldo . ;: •.! .. .....P__t__ P ...Ie -- -- ----n--t------ •·: 6 88 "i 8t Vicinity L •~ ·------- · ----····--··-········ • ·~ Garage sale 2923 Mapl• :~ Ave. Thurt. Fri. Sat. Apo ·-. plianc11. dr1pea, bed•· · ~ preeds. clothes lnd misc . · · G•r-ue Sale. Thura 3rd thN ~ SMet 6th , ~ W. Horton St. ; uon, W. V1 . 9:00 AM to . 5:00 PM. Sunk bodt, btby ; bed. 1pt lize stove. rwfrlger- · ttor, talevioion , diahoa, aur-' !lint, btdopreado, clothing, : Iota of misc. . 16 family yard aaJa, Oct. ~ 3,4,5, Gattipotis Foriy, W. 1 Va . etPowell'aBarberShop .~ Hundreds tnd hundroda of 1 items, come oorty. ~-:-::------:---.:__ _ Ytrd Sate, Oct. 4& 5, bejida ; let1r1 Grade •School, •lleizt• clothing. furniture and miiC ' i1ema. Rain dates Oct. 11 ' tnd 12 . ' • Flotrock Volunteer Fire: Dept ., Yard Sale, Frl ond; Sat. 9:00 till 1. Knic Naca', and clothes. Much More. • Mov ing Sole. 403 Chosnut ' Street Henderaon, Grand-: father Clock. Color TV . Household itemt, Thure. Fn> t~t~nd=Ju;d~y=B~••:':·~~=:-t~an~d=S=•~•·=·===:==:'• · 41 ; , ' ' : 41 Houses for Rent -: 1 Near Wtterloo- form house. 6 roomo. both, 1 child, 3 bedrOom. double c1r gar.•' S1 26 . references&"deposit. age. fini1hed half basement \ Coli 614-843-2844. dishwu her. garbage dllpo: tal. built ·in oven -range,~ 3 bdr. home loctted on At. pelnt, 11Jr terti, Portemoutt\ 688, 31h mile• from town. Ad , Rt. 141 , dapoeit r:· . Qroen School dlst.. •326 qulrod, $300 . Colt 5;4.44 ·' mo., 1150 dtp. Coil 814- 1134. ,I 268 -67119 or 614-256 ' 8205. 3 bedroom haute for rer\t.• No poto . Colt 614· 949 ·' · Close to hoopllll 3 bdr ., 2 2424 . : bttho, brick homo. lull baooment, 2 Clr gartgt . Call Boautilul hill -top. mountalr\ 814-367-0162. lodge ttvle, country horne. on 30 rural acres. S\Onl' Newly redecorated farm - haarth. cat~adrll ceiling .. house. 836 budget gas. plu1~ carpeting. 3 bed ~ eaoo par mo.. Chashire rooms, 1'h b1th, full bJ18.., aree. ref. & deposit. Cell mo-nt. pso . per month.Coif 614·448 -3760 or $14·387· 614-742-21 t6. • " ' 0322. For rent trailer 10t1 •net 2 bdr. unfurn. hOuHin city. houttot Gttlipolto Farry a & Ref. t1o dep. "'itltloa not peid. • 0 Trailer Pork, ·J04•S71'• Ctlt 814-448 -3949. 2844 colt woningo. __ -.:---.:.::.. �' Friday, October 4 , 1986 Page 41 Pomeroy Middlepon. Ohio LAFF~A-DAY Houses for Runt ·54 Misc. M'&rchandisa · 56 Houoe, located, Rt. 1, Ohio River Road, Potter Creek Road. Everene Schwaru, Rt. 1. lpcuot Rood, Point Modll 37S 12 aougo ltheco pump ohotgun w~h rib bor· nil, poly choke, good condl· lion . Coil 814-38B-9708 , Ple11ent. W . Ve. 2 King wood end coal heaters. One with blower. 5 room house Krodel Park, 304-875-6832. 8oth UOO . Call 614-949· 2083. Houoo in Middleport, Ohio, pertiel~ furniahetl. n•e r' lhoppinU end IChOOII. If 50 porcont ottll Fluhing orrow signa 8269111 Lighlod. non-orrow 8247 , Unlighted $199 . (Free letteroll SH intorollod coil 304 -8823722. locally. limited quantity. Hurry I 11800)423 · 01 63 . 42 Mobile HO"'UI anytime. for Run1 Mixed hordwoodolobo, •12. per bundle, containing ·'a ppr~:nc . 111J ton, fob . Ohio Furnished, AC, coblo, no city Pallet Co .. Pomeroy, Ohio . Phone 814 -992-8481 . taus, beaUtifUirtverv~w. in Konougo . Footer's Mobile Home Park, 614-448-1802 . fl !MlK •PIQ ft•'vl""ir"<<•Hir 1.., 2 bdr. Nonh Gollla School Dlllrict . Coli 814 · 387· 7781 . 2 bdr., locltod in EvorgrHn, children occopted. Coll814· 446·3697 or 814-245 · 6223 . ' TONY'S GUN REPAIRS. hot dip robluting, olltypao ol guntmlth wortc, felt urvlce, 304-876-4631. ·:·~:::'',!!~c__-~.;..-_.-·~ ·· "My God! Where does she meet them!" 8 fl. pooltoblt, '41nch olalo, ~~~~;~;~;;:-r:;~·;·;::::;=:;=:;;===1good cond, 304-882-il338. 1· 45 Furniahud Rooms 61 Household Goods 76 KIT 'N' Pets for Sale Dragonwyn"d Cattery Ken - For ront SIHping Roomo and light houoo kHping roomt. Perk Ctntrtl Hotel. Call 814-448-0768. GOOD USED APPUANCES ..... ....' J ..N 78 AKC Reg . Toy Poodloo. Coil 814-448, 8889 . Camping Equipment • -· -~ Hunters Spoclol 14ft. 19,77 American 'Pilgrim tr~vol troller. Coil Stove 304-6758045 or 876· 7866. · ,--- .. AKC Reg. Gormon ·shepherd puppy.- only ono loft. ~100 or boot' oflor. Coil 614-448·0848 otter &PM. ~~~~~~----- -~ 79 Motora Homes & Campure Regiot•rod Mlnloturo Schnou1w puppleo. Dork sol! and pepper. '1.60. uch . ·- •• .•• • ---------------------== .· "" No check• . ' Champion Trovll troller, 1979. 5th : whtol, 1979 lononu, 31 .,.. fl .. w~h w·1978 Ford truck 14 t RonJior, •11.100 . Coli 814-241·8052 . . ... bloodline. Cell 814·992· 2801. 2 malo Cockopoo pupploo, e&O. ooch . Coli oflor 8 :00, 614-992-5981 ' ~~~~~~~~~~:r:::::::::::=;:::;;:~=l r XMAS GIFtS. Lowry Genie Orgon, exc cond, t800.00 . 1985 Big Rod 260 borloy rodl. 1977. KZ 850, low . 12 wHk old Bugle pupo, mileage, run• good. m1ke $26.00 eoch. 304 -811 · offer·mu 1 t Mil. 304· 882- 3911 . 2658 . ~-------------- AKC, Pomeranian, Pekin· PRICE WAR I Fluhlngorrow guo ond Poodloo puppill'. sign 50 percent offl t259 304-896-3968 .' ' complotol Lighted nonarrow. 1247 . Unlighted Musical · 1199. tFrH lottoro) See 67 locolly : 1-800-423-0183 Instruments anytime. 64 Hay 8t Grein 71 -------------------~·-u ~•• . I e>O U~ E' A FORMIU. TfA, Autoa for Sale ---------- ~·rvou, E~ ... , NICE ,. OH, Y£51-A«O I 1' [7 LIME Tq, VVN'T BELIEVE I'VE' INTROI7UCEI7 YOU TO ANNIE MRS. IX>C>SON. HUNGRY, CHILC>AEN 1 ANNIE '? ..... HOPE YOU '~E SOIJNI7G ~MITY! THANHS FO~ f"VEilYTHIN<i, '(E T, MAMA! -1. ,. .. AND SOON THEY'LL F~EL THE. ICY CHILL OF HER • ' ,•' I Page-- 11 Acceaeorle~ Porto for. Olio 1870 361 c on gino. 4 blrroll U 75, C-4 1utometic tr•namiuion •5o. 304-875-3834. AKC Dobormon puppy 7 wooko old , ·block l!o ton, Chlmplon Podlgroo. I 1oa: Ctll814-387-1128 . Fioh Tank ond Pot Shop, 2413 Jackson . Avonyt, Point Pleooont, 304-8752063. Fllh, blrdo end mor The Daily Sentinel Middleport. Ohio Auto Parts · 8t nel. CFA Hlmoloyan. Perolon and Slomou ·klnono. AKC Chow pupploo. Coli 448· 3844 oflor 7PM. Pomeroy DICK TRACY . ' Home 81 1978 Clllilll. very good Improvement• ·: : utilities peid, adutts only. Squoro bolao of hly. 11 .00. oond, 304-171-3119. W11her~. dryera, refrigera· ' ot:~o Coil 814-949·2179 . Coil 814-448-4110. tort, renge1. Skagga Ap•81 fourcyl E111ia. :lo4·876· pHonceo, Upper River· Rd . BASEMENT ,: Eor Corn. Lon yeorl crop. 2889 . 2 bedroom mobile home tor WATERPROOFING ...., betide Stone Creot Motel. ron!, Jorrlco Rood .,.., coli Furni.thed room e125 utlliCoil Rondy Bu'glo 11 814·1--------:---:---814-448 -7398. . Unconditional lifetime gua: ~i 304-875-6483 oltorll PM . tioo poid. 919 2nd. Ave .. 843-6356 . '78 Oklo 98, olootric dooro rent•. Local reference• .. . ~ end wlndow1, very good Gollipollo. olnglo mole. Coli County Appliance, Inc . furnlahed. Fret eatlmatn. "~ ' 2 bedroom furolohed mobllo 446-4418 oflor 7PM. oond, •aoo.oo firm. ~4Good uaed appliances nd Coil collect 1-814-237- , ...; home, 176 dlpoolt roqulred. fl d ll 'll lll i.lll lill 171-1112. TV otto. Open BAM to 8PM . 0488, dey or night. Rogoro • Utllltioi partloly pold. Phone Mon .thru Sot. 814-446a-mont Wotorprooflng. · · •• _; 304·875-8512 otter 6 PM. 46 Space for Runt 1171 Caprice Cleoolc. PS, 1899, 827 3rd. Avo . Golll· PB, PW, lilt - l n g polio. OH . D.ond M. Controctoro. Vinyl 71 Autos for Sale AC, Nno good. 304·1711- oldlng, roplocomont win· Serious about loting Story • Clork plono, . 1 11<1 44 Apartment 3124 ofler 11:00 PM. Mobile home lot, 12'x60' or Voilay Fumitura. now • weight? Contact Gloria · now. Coli botwoon e•liPM , 1 dowo, lnouiltlng. roofing, for Rent omollor. 175 wotor pold. 4th uHd . Lerge section of qull · Grote. Rl. ~ Mw 1nd remodeling. con~ : i Box 282 . 6_14_-44 __8_-4_9_1_4.____ TOP CASH pold 'tor •80 1880 Chovotto. 47,000 creto. Coil 304-773-6131. 1!o Noll, G.lllpolio. Coli 448· lty furniture. 1216 Eootarn lotort, W. Vo. 26263 , 304" >I j modll.,d newerulld cera. ·mllao, 4 opood. 4 door, . Avo., Gollipollo. 4418 oflor 8PM . 882-31&2 . - - - - - - - - - Smith luick-Pontloc, 1811 •1.100.00 . Coli 304-175- J .ond l . lnottllotlon . Root- . ,, Fruit Eoottm Avo .. Glltlpollo. Coli 8918 ofltr 6:00 304-195· lng, vlnyloldlng, otorrn doore JACKSON ESTATES Mobile homo lot 1 milo out Mollohan Furniture, Rt. 7, 2 ton window eir cond , 68 3069. & Vegetables 814-448-2282. · APARTMENTS IEquol Neighborhood Rd . 150 Konougo . 1 yr. !reo tinonco. almost new, 220 vot11, GE . 1nd wlndowa. Fru etti- ., , Coli 814; 446-7444.-0 , 1'!'.: month pluo dop. Cell 448Housing Opportunity) motoo. Co11814-992-2772 . · • 1376.00 . Alto 1110rtment '77 8onMville, ono owner, wood hvlngroom aulte n Mulling now parto, now monthly rent otorto ot • 189 1340. ol uoed lurniluro. D. • W. 1400. C1nning peachtt npw aven.. tiru, new plint, ••celtent oxc cond. U.OOO.OO . 304for I bedroom ond 1204 for COLEMAN WATER WELL " Homoo. 304-8'76-4424 . oblo, open 7 dtyo wHk, coil ohopo. 12.000. Call 114· 8711·2337 . 2 bedroom. dlpooit 1200, Large trailer 4'apace on . ORJI.liNG locotod noor Spring Volley Bulovlllo·Addioon Rd. Coil 1 Whirlpool electric rongo· Shredded bork UO . 00 for price• 11 aupply io 2118·8417. · · Pump .....-;- llt'Vico. Reglo· Ploro ond Foodlond, pool 614-367·0232 or614-448- new. continual... . cleaning, pickup lood. Hordy over- limited. 304-773· 6721 . 1-------------:--- 1184 Convor1tblo Dodge terod In Ohio. All work olmound, •200. 1 uotd grHnohNbol10:00•ch . 6 Bob'o Merkot, M11on, w; ·79 VWRibbi12 dr., 88,000 100, one owMr, Ike new. guorentlld. Cell 304·273, ond Coble TV ovoiloblo, 4265 . hldo-o-bed •. good. 1100 . tt Scotch lllno 124.00 HC/1 . Va . mi .. olr. AM•FM oo-He. •lllng due to ,lln,.o. Coli 2811 . Rovonowood, W. Vo. office houro •• potolble 10 llntld gloM. reor dofrootor. 304-875-1!887. am to 4 pmend7 pmto9 pm COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Ctlloftor 6, '614·446-8193 . 2 miles north of Sllvor Mondoy·Frldoy, Coil 814· Pori<. Route 33, North ot Bridge on uppor Rt . 7, Ohio . Apploo oil varlellel, U .OO n- blnorv and tlreo, oxtro ' 78 Ootoun 28!)Z, 4 - d. RoN·s· Ttlovloion Service. . • buohll. Now open dolly. All ciHn, .., .. - · Coli 614446·2745 or leovo Pomeroy . Lorge loto. Coli 5'3 Houn'colloon RCA. Quonr. 814-448-4830. An1iques Crllitllr mogo, now bottorv. GE. Spoclollng In Zon~. , , lrulto, vo~etobloo . Jocko 448 -4882 ofltr 7PM . 814-992-7479. muffler and anttnnl. Run• Coil 304-&78- 2398 or 814· • Ben Pooroon 48 lb · bow Market, Rt. 36. Hendoroon. 1882 Oldo Cullen good. exc con , muat ... 448·2464. Nicely furnithed mobile Trailer sp1c11, smell child- 1930 oro dlnolle, otk ttbla 830.00. Mortln 22 col r~lo . ..: t2 , 8u.oo. 304-876 · home, eff. ept ., central air ren · accepted. Rt. 1, out with leaf, 4 chairt, mttChlng 140.00. 1976 Ford pickup. Kennebec polotooo. ts.OO 8roughom 2 11oor. 8 cyl .. outo, Pl . Pl. CNill. lilt, 7123. ond heotln city. odultt only. Locust Ro1d back of K & K, chino cobintt, offordoblo. wooden bod, good body, bu, 304 -675-6431 . Fetty Tree Trimming, stUmp : ' powor wlndowo, door locko, 304-675· 1076. Coil 614 -441-8283 . Cell 814-448·0338. runo good, 1800.00 . 304romovol. Cell 304-676 · • -~~. ol optlono, •e.IIOO. 1171 Mollbu Clonic , good 1331 . 882-3844. ' : cond. good work cor noo. 59 For Sale ot Trade Coli II 4·441· 7380. 2 bdr. opt .. good locotlon, Mobile homo lot for ron!, 1 llrge atamp coll,ctlon , 304-992-3727. · redocorotod, u1H~I11 portly acre. county water, septic •300 . Sell or tredolorcolno. 14x70 mobile homo, por. RINGLES 'S SERVICE , ox1877 Corvttto ••c. cond .. pold. Coli 304-876-6104 or ayltam, gas tap. garden Ctll814 -949-2801 or 814· tlolly furnlohod. 1979 parioncod corpontor. oloctrl· uooo. 304-875spot. electric tervice. Be- 949-2880 . 304-876-1388. Comoro. 1178 Oldo. Don Wanted to buy, ..., or tredo . fully IDided, opoclol edition ci1n. me ton, painter. rooftwoon Pomeroy ond Middleguns, knlvoo, 6 colno. WHI whlolo, 4 now llreo. Coli 21118. Boll. 304-888 -38117. Ing Oncludlnl hot tor · ' Furnlohod opt .. 2 bdr .. 131'11 ·port on Rt. 7 . HO.OO per pick up. Ctll614·448 -3449 ~~tor a. 114-992-2323. oppllcolion) 30 -176-2088 Buy your oor In Well Vlrglnll or 8711-7388. 4th, Gollipolio, 1196 W11tor month. D. 6 W. Homoo. 64 Misc . Merchandise . Fire wood for ule, 126 .00 or 814·448-2789: 81 Mercury Lynx wegon, ond you'll htvo pivtoctlon of paid. Coil 448-4418 oflor 304-675·4424. lood, 304-876-4373 . . 8pm. '74 Ford Movorick. body dun. 4 cyl .. olr; tZ,OOO. Will VIrginia Attorney Gon· Storko TrH end Lown Ser, orol Brown. vice, otump removal, 304· Firewood -cutup tlabs, 1 Remington model 700 rough, 260 engine. PS, outo Coi1814-28B-81122. 740'11 2nd . Avo.. 3 bdr .. 571- 2010. .• truck lood 11DO. 2-1180. A.D.L. 30·08. brond nowl tran1, good motor andtr1n1· 1847 Fleotmostor, 4 door. •190 mo .. 1 bdr .. 1136. Pickup lood, you houl •16 . 1276. 304-773-6235 oflor mloion. 1226.00.-.' 77-Volko· 1919 CodUiec convootlblo originol Interior, body tolr Rotorv or coblotool drilling: , Oopooij required. Coli 814wogen noodo full dlltrlbu· good top. .good point, HEAP occoptod. Coli 814- &p.m. M erc ha nd ise tor Molt walla completed •m• . : 448-4222 blrtweon 9 • 6 . tor, 4 opHd, 39 miles par •1.000 . Coil 814- 218· cond, no motor. good 246-6B04. ontlquo buff. $300.00 or "day. Pump sal•• 1nd eervk:e. : 1 8822. gel. t4110 .00. tu,l injection Warm Morning propane boot 'tr. ~4- 773-6873 . 2 bdr. opt .. tuUy corpetod, Firewood for aale. Call 614- heater with blowe' 40,000 gil, 304-578 -2867. 304· 896-3802 '" 1111 Pontloc Grend Prix W 11 Court St.. 1325 mo .. rot. . 51 Housahold Goods 3&7 -0121 or 814-387· BTU flrm •300. 304-8711I ---------------~ ~ block, oxc. -cond. Muat toll, • dip. Coll814-448-4928. 11373. ,• 0181 or 814-367-0401 . Building ond romodtllng; w, n.aoo . con 814-448 · 72 TNckt for Sale f .11'11 Suppllt' ' rooting, mooonorv. oloctr;t' ~• 0844 or 614-448· 7802 . Uplllira unlurniohed opt., King Wood Sa coal atove Dining room ~able • wood col. fromlng, ftoorlng, dtY "' & LIVI:slot:k corpettd. oil utNHial pold. no Chlv. Sllvlfldo 815. dr. blue, woll , blthroomo, kltchono, " SWAIN 1226. Mogle Chllgullovt 2-cholro for ula. 304-8781911 Edool 4 door hlnltop, ohon bod, ' loodor. 1.000 pointing ond plumbing. 30'4 · childron. no poto. Cell 814· AUCTION l!o FURNITURE •tDO. TruoVoluo40gol.gu 8833 . 448-1637. 82 Olivo St.. Galllpollo . N- hot woter tonk 170. Coli now boltt, hooo. ••· mlloo, oxc. cond . WIH toke 8711-2440. houot. 11~ Chry. Cordobi trtdo, 114-379-2788. • uotd wood-coalotovoo, 8 614-992-2770. ' ' 61 Farm Equipment Furniohed opt. utlltleo pold, pc wood LR .,ito 1399. - " concl~lon . Cell 814· 56 Building Supplies Get 1 room of carpet ciHned , . , U35. 1 bdr .. odullo. 243 bunk bodo 1199, ontron Air tomp oil fired model 218·52611 . Ford one ton dump truck.· for 122.95. Coptoln Steo- ' CROSS & S'ONS Jockoon Pike. Gollipollo. reclinera $99 . new I. uaed &210 · 2 furn'ance unit Good condition runo good "'"r. 304-871-2295'. Sovo ' U.S. 35 Well, Jockoon, Call 448-44 1& oflor 7PM . bedroom suit11, range a, · 100,000 BTU exceUent con- Building• Mlltrlolt 1988 Cougor • 1879 Flot "*ln.t •1.1100. Call oltor 6. Ad . Expires815'. • .. Ohio . 814-288-8461 . both oac. cond. Cell 114- 888-4014. wringer Wllhera. Sa lhoea. dition used only 11.h Mliont. Block, brick, •-ar pipoo, M11aey Ferguson, Ntw 448-4101 . Smtll efflclencv,•pt. for one New ovingroom ouKoo 1199 Now 16,00 uking 1250. windowa , llnlelt , etc . Holllnd, Buoh Hog Soloo • edull. Ctll814-446-3358. , 1977 El Comlno, lolr cond, 82 1699 , Iampo, olto buying Call 814-266-1959. Plumbing Cloude Wlntoro, Rio Grondo, coal & wood atove1. Call Service . Over 40 uHCI 1984 Corvotto convorllblt. coli 304-876-2719. & Heating 0 . Coli 614-246-6121 . 1r1etars 10 chooH from & 2 bdr. modern opt .. over- 814-446-31 59 . 327-300 HP. 4 opHd, good US stove magazine coal compleltllno ot now 6 condltlon. Coli 814·448· '74 Chevy pickup ftot bod. looking city pork, otovt. IIOVI model 17F hot bloot. BUILDERS used oqulpmtnt : urgllt rolrig. 1190 mo. Cell PJ 'o, 4180 ofloo I!:OOPM . now motor end tr.m.mio· never been fired, new condi· Cloleout ' t - Surplua CARTER'S PLUMBING LAYNE 'S FURNITURE otloctlon in, S .E. Ohio. 814-448 -1819 or 614· 448lion , 1460.00. '78 Hondo tion, 21' rounddiameter34' Solvogo, AND HEATING Sofa a and ch1lra priced from high, coot now U60, ooklng 1 883 Iuick Lolobro Lmtd., 780. oxc oond. 304-8952326ovo. Cor, Fourth and Pine UB5 . to 1895. Tables, •so 1160. Con oloo burn wood . Roof truto jup to 20 '- 2010 John DHrt troctor excollont condHion, 4 dr., oil 3482. •15 .00)i20' to30'-t20 .00J low hours. good ru,bber, 8ft . optlono, 33.000 milia. Coil Golllpollo, Ohio Furnlohod opt. 1138'h 2nd. end up to 1126. Hide·• · Coli 814- ~66 - 1959 . 130' to 40' -~25.00) . John Detro bush hog, 114 - 448·4110 otter lntomotlonol dump truck. "!.hone 814-448·3888 or Golllpollo. 2 bdr, water poi d. bods, 1390 . and up to Allmlnum siding 8' wood· 13,896 . Coil 614- 288- 5:00PM . 814-446 -4477 •186 . Coil 446·4418 oflor '650.. sol( IMido •146 ; 100% clean hardwood, deli- gr1in 304-176· 3190. an twin 4' with fo•m 8622 . Roc~noro, 1226. to U76 .. vered ond stocked. •70 fico 7PM. JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT· Limps trom 128. to 1125 . cord, 140 hall, 136 pickup . bocU39 .96 oq , 1970 Oldomoblo Dolto 18, Marble vanity'• tapa . Se· 40 ft . corn olavotor • olllogo 4 door, outomtllc, Pl. PB, lNG. Rt. 1, Bo• 356, Golll• Rlveroide Apll. Middleport. pc. dinettes from t109 ., to Call 814-446-7624. Vans & 4 W.O. · 73 condo all ol111 choice polio. Coll614-367-0576. 435. 7 pc. •189 al)ll up. goOd. good work cor. feeder wogor\, oteh 1460. Speclel r1tt1 for Senior $30 .00 .. . Coil 814-448-2188 . Ci11114·245·91il4 or 814· 79 CJ-5. 89.000 orglntl C~irono . 1130. Equol Houo· Wood table with six -"chaira Firewood· oplh. stocked. Prohung 6 or 8 panel otoel 448-9747. lng Opportun-. 814-~ $286 to H45 . Oeok •110 and delivered for S30 a large intullted mlleo, ••· cond .. 14,300. 83 exterior door1 lntem1tional Harvester corn Excavating up to $226 . Hutcheo, 1660. lood . Coll814·448-7993 or 7721 . Coll814-241 · 5874. 189.95 .. . Sunk bod complete with 614-387 ·0201 alter 6. picker. Coll814 -379-2424. 1877 0 rend Prix Pohtioc· Prehung 9 ft . thermo! glooo runo good, body good, 1881 Ford F-250 4x4, 2 bedroom 1ptrtments. mattresses, $275 . and up to Now Hoven. WVa. Newly $396. Baby bodo, •110 . GM Refrigerator workt otHI door'o crotobuck or 3 point dloc. 1295. John 1400. Cell 814. .8-8339. 37.000 mi .• now rlmo, moke Good-1 Excovotlng, booe· Dure 10 It, Tronoport dloc. m.nta. foot111, driveway•. remodeled. In town. 81 4· Mattreues . or bo• springs, good 120. 1 'Ia ton truck roer ponol •1 39.96. .otter. Coll814-379-2808. lull or twin, 163 .. firm, 173. end 160 . Call 61 4-448· 1 pc. flbtrglooo tub ond U911. Corn picker. 1250. 1978 Pontloc 8onnovllla, Mptic tanka, landtCiplng. 992-7481 . -"ower white ' end color Corn pickor. 1896. Coil exc. condition, loldod. Cll ond •s3. Outen 1111, 1226. 4851 ' Coli onylime 81'4·448/ .199.00 to 1229.96. 614-843· 5156 . 1 bedroom ept. for rtnl. 4 dr. chollo, 149. ·6 dr. 114-448- 2410 J . Berridge 1979 Ford von. oxcollent 41137, Jtmoo L. Dovloon,Sr. Nicely locoted. Contocl Vii· cheoll, 159 . Bod lramoo, Singer sewing m1chine, in 17'K19' whitt gold vonity oltor 3PM. condition. 68,000 mll11. owner. logo Monor In Middleport. UO.ond t25 ., 10 gun · Gun very good condition, cabinet with top $29 .96, morblo top Uted 4&0 John DHrl Dozer 814' 992 ' 3917 ofltr and R-86 Ditch Witch 1982 c..Vo1r convottlblo, 4 6Cell Doztr Work lllnd cluring, 614-992 - 7787-:- Equol cabinet•. e3&0. G11 or model. Screens tUdet, bo• • vonlty 139.96. 00 3 or 6 pc. tub woll kill, white ' · Troncher. Coli 1-814-894- opd, oxc . cond lor rntqrlng electric ranges *376 . Baby lor olidoo. Coil 614·448 · ilndtcoplng, etc. Froo eltl· Houolng Opportunity . or color 139.96 to •a9 .915. 7842 or 1-614· 894-6006 mat1ron11, 125 l!o 136. bod 3847. •eoo. Cell 814·388·11118. t171 Ford E-280 von. 8 cvl. mote~. Coli 614-446·803B Emboooed 2 'x4' coiling tlla One or two bedroom tplrt· lramu •20, 125, • 130, ou1o, now tlreo, 37,000 or 814-992-7119 anytime. menu' In Pomeroy. Fur· king fromo 150. Good otloc· King aiza water bed mtt· tome lire roltd 11 .89 11. John DMre two row corn 1Ill Plymoutfl olont $, octuol mllu. 304·1178· nlthed or unfurnished. Rent tion of bedroom tuites, treu. liner & heater. Call Suopanded colllng1rtdol12' picker No. 227. Reedy tor otondtrd ohllt, good work 4230 doyo; 304-17&-4883 J .A.R . Conttruction Co .• moln 111 12.1101 • 111 80 corn harvest. Phone 614- oor. 12110 . Coli 814·448· ovonlngo . Rullond, Oh . 614 · 742· • nogotioblt. Coli 81 4-992· rockers. metal cabinets, 614-266-6029 , price 160. conto)12 ' Ill 40 oonto)l1 o· 657-8418 . 8378. ' 2903. Bllomonto, Footoro. headboards 138 • up to 8723 . woll engle 11 .98). 166. Concrete work, B1ckhoe' s. 1871 Dodge Von . Nnl Gold antique satin lined Colonlol cloor white pint John Oooro monuro 2 bod room oecond floor opt. draperies with vallnce and cuing. Window end door oprHder. J'llone 614·992· 1814 ChryllorFiflhAvo. Mkt good, interiOr partlycuotom· , Dorer l!o Dltcher. Oump Total electric. A'c rotl from U11d Furn iture ·· . Metal ohooro 150'x84'. Coli 814now, 24.000 min. bilge, lrod. now tires. -d• tNCkl, • wa1er-g81·Mw..-trim .32 cent ft . 221E ~ 9 : 00 p.m. u .,,., Pomlroy Fire Stttion. Call oflice detks. 3 mile1 out 446· 3764 eftor &PM . oil ~~t~tiono, boot offlt. Coil rk 11 :200 00 •· 1 electricalllnet. Ven..red Interior whtte pine \ - - - - - - : - : : - : - : : - - - 814-288·1378 ofler I!PM . ' 304·773·6873. ' · or -• 8ulaville Rd. Open 9am to 814-992 -7314. ofllr. door Jomb'o 18.99 pr . John DHro 2030 troclor. &pm, Mon . thru Sat. Blue uoy Boy well huggor 3'x1&' foil , loco tlborglau dloool with front ~nloedor, 614 -446-0322 Unfurnished epertment for ' 86 General Hauling racllnor, like now, 120Q.. Coli inoulotlon 88 .12 oq .ft.. good co_pd, oon 304-468- 18711 Pontltc Aotre good ront In Syrocull. 614-992· NMintl -dltlon, 1421. 74 Motorcycles 1 514-448-3668. I 1 5.,5 roll. 1·674 ot1or 6:00. 7889 oflor 5 p.m. Sewing Machine Clote-Out Colll14· 448-9214. lnColor longotod comodeo's Sale. On Necchi tawing Solid B11chwood drop loot James Boya Water Sarvica. 1171 VW Robbin, outo. AC. Mtooey Forgu.On 50, Furnithed Aptrtment for machine•· set color code dial dining llble, with 2 chairs, olphoh Itt IB9.85 . Alto pools filled . Call 61 4 · 11B2 Hondo V-46 Mogno 4 'x10' P.U.C . oower end •2e•o f12 o po, u .. . . . . .; rock • pinion rrlll!'inll. low rent, no children. Avelleble and watch magic happen. like. t76. Fhrc:hor homo 268 -1141 or 814-448 · 780CC, 8,000 mlloo. Mull droln pipe with boll 11 pc. Ford 9N 11060. cub, cultlgao miNI-. 11.1100. Coil olttr Oct.3 . Coil 814-992· Zig , sag, button hol11 any atereo with built in equllir•. 1175 or 614-446 · 791 1, ooll, t1 ,4711. CoM 814 -44813.49 ee .) .1100 pc-'$3 .00 votora, plo"o more 11800.; 114-388·8144. . . 2749 . siz:e. blind hem, lnviaible cuootte deck, Dolby, motol .0844 or 814·4411·7802. New Buoh Hog 4 lt . 1350 .. blind hem, monogram, •tin topo coopaclty, opukon, u .) Ken '1 Water SeNice . Wells. 1 end 2 bedroom furnithed 'stitch , embroidery, •P · oxcellent cond .. •126 . Coli 4x8 wood on motonlto 1978• Ford pick up F260 1117. Studlblllor Preokllnt. clllerno, pools filled. Phone pontllng woodghin ond 11,460. 304-678 -2328 or 11171 Super Olldo Horloy In flllr condhlon. t400. Coli • apartment• for rent . Utilities plique, taws on buttons and 81 4 -448-8328. prlnll, 18 .98 to 112 .99. 878· 2801. onglno rebuHt. lhlrp. Coli &1 4 ·387-0823 or 814-387 · 114-912·8848. paid. Co11814-992 -6084. snaps, top lt:ltch. ovarcaat· 7741 night or doy. Volvoo to $24.96. . .. 4·448·0271. ing, profesaionalstlch, elas- Prirkor 12 go. double blrrtll PENN'S WAREHOUSE, 1974 Chivy ltotlonwogon. APARTME.NTS. mobile tic stitch . AI~ without old shotgun. firm . .60 . Coli Wellston. Ohio, houro 8 -5. 82 Wanted to Buy Air. lilt. crulu. ell po- end 1986 SX-250, 3 wheeler, Waugh's Water' Service . hamel-. houHI- Pt. Plee11nt faahion cams. Sewa on all 814-379·2860. Ctlll14 -384-38411 . • 414 cu,in. ·For you, Chtvy U ,300. coot U.OOO now. ' Wetl11 clnerns. pools. Feat, ond Gollipolio. 81 4 -446- materials, stretch. denim, ralloblo oorvico. Coil 114· fino. •8oo. 010. Cilll 814r Coli 814- 317- ~32 . 8221 . av~n le,a the' . Mutt 'H II by Atorl with gomo cortrldgeo 211 -1240 or 814·258 · Building motorill, concreto 882-UI8. Doc . 1,1986.Thooooronow 170, dlnlngroom light 120. blocko oil 11111, lontllo. flu Wontod to buy : Wood or 1130. Roooonoblt ratoo. 2 br epertmintt in Hender· machines with 26 year war· Coli 814-448-2287. wood a coal burneu. Can 1978 Chivy lmpoil. p.o.. 76 Boats •nd blocks. cloy tile. Delivery . n 'nty . Suggetted ret1il 1on. 304-875-1972 . Haul limestone, 1and, gre· Golllpollo Block Co.. Plno 814-1193-8835. Motora for Sale p.b., o.c., good ohopo. Coli •499 .00. Now 1198.00 . . UHCI 460John 011n dour vol,dirt. bulk or bog fitrtillzor 814-182-8378. . St.. Golllpollt, Ohio Coli Middleport, 2 bedroom. fur- Call collect 814 -385·8025 a; utld J -20 Ditch WHch ond limo. Exctloior Sell 1-83 LiveStock niohed opt, coil 1-304 -882- onv dty but Thuredty. Vtnot trencher. 1-814-894·7842 814·448-2783 . Works Inc. 838 E. Main St., 1870 Modtl Conolor NowJohn boot for oolo. Coli 2.688. Leach Homo Furnlohlngo. or 15008 . Pomeroy. 614· 1!92-3891 .· Block. brick. mortor end port. A.C ., P.8 .. P.B., good 814-281·1417. Logan. Ohio . Authorlrod - : : - : - - : - - - - - - - - masonry aupplie1. Mountain one and two bedroom unfur· Nocchi Dealer 28 y•ra in 2 hooting otoiloo: King oool oonllltlon. Phone 814·687· I· Stoll Block. Rt. 33, N- Rog. lull blood Umoulin 1418. nlohed epll, all utilltlu pold bualnetl, local aervice. stove & King wood • coal Hovtn, W. Vo. 304-882· bullo, 747 trljde,..rk. lend- 1--------'--:---- 7& Auto P•rU 87 Upholttery In Point Ploount, 304-876· otove. Colll14-388-8817. 2222. mtrk otock y•rllngo ond 2 •77 Chlvroill Monte Corio. 1o A r1 8 _1 _ 7112 . Couch l!o ' choir, •wlvol yur .old. Chootnut Hill U- 301 engine. Pi, PI, tUt 1 ~-----c_c_e_110 ___ chairs, complete Mel, chelt Commodore 1& computer mouoln, Rt. 2 Box 1111, - • · AM-FM oo~o; r · TRISTATE 1420 lewis St. 1 bedroom., of drawero, guoon • tullolra m?~ 1~':. now. Coli 814· 116 Pet• for Sale' crown City, Oh, Coli 814- po- wtndowo. new droo. ~ d Hollo 4 UPHOLSTERY SHOP 304·675 -3420. mattrou . Coli 814· 448· I - - - - - - - - . , , . - - - - · 258· 1958. · •. Rolly wheel•. ox • cond. HI ·rlei1 on y, 1 183 Soc. Ave., Golllpoll• 3224. blrroll. corburttor for ..,,II 814 ••• · , 12.1100.00. 304·1111-4230 Mt. Vernon Av_.e. radeco· Mod. Buck woodburnor. Coli aril '/eieh Konnolo All · Slmmonltl X Club Colvoo. doyo, 304,-171·4113 bloofl Ford 1110. Preooure 1 · - ··7833or8 }4·4488 3 rated. 3 br apt ., full ban- Kitchen cablnet1. Good Con· 614-.448-8688 . pilto • fly whHI for big ~;:--::3~:-:·- : - - - -·_ _ brn grooming: Indoor· Rod • block. oloo 3 yr. old l'itnir!P· mont . 30 4-876 ·3030 or dition. Call 614-992-3728 outdoor boordlng fllcllllleo. Slmmonltl bull, hoy tor 1111. block Fllfd 140. Con 814- R • 'Ill Furnlturo Monuloc8_75-3431. . ofter 6.:00 p.m. Prlct Worl Floohlng orrow Englloh Cockor Spaniol. 388 Col1814-388·8178 . , •74 ChivY Novo, one Blyot- 379·2880· turing, St . Rt. 7, Crown olgn 110% oft II 12118 com· 8790. , lok 'Coonhound. regllllred . 4 _.t latin- 1ronomlo· City. Oh . Coil 814-2118Furnlohed 1 br opt, til Twln 'bedl, mlrrow, drtlltr, plelol Lighted non·orrow · Robbltt: Fronch Lop ond oquorril dog. Wolllt Coon147,0, coli Eve. 114·448· ofl 3 00 p utllltloolncl . Adulto only. No nite stand, ·compa.ta. 114- 1247 . u llghtod 11991 Pigo for oolo, ~~~ •ch. Coli CoiHornlon, oHvoor dreoHd. hound. 304·871· 7433olttr =:3.~ .:. · ' M. 3 43 8 , Old • now pots. Coli oflor 4 :00 304· 446 · 8803 or 304· 875· IF- I oroi)SH locolly: 814-378·2411 . 304-461-1821 . 8;00 PM. Uphooterod. 875-3788. 7136 . 1180014 3-0183, onytlmo . 2bdr. fully furnished , olr, ,. Friday, October 4, 1985 --·· WATERY FING ERS! really not fair! ... t here's something fall over. you fall over it' When you qet older, Corky, life is one biq booby trap! And it's ·n vw. r--------------- 'STAYING WITH EVEN CUT YOUR car .. ,. 11-. .. 1--------- 1--------- N,.. _____......_, ' -Y 1:; :;:::;:;::==:;:::== rc·· \ 1--------- I-===;:==;=== 1-=====::::===::: 2 nt-• I --------lc - 37 oiiE-~'G1.os!si:o· sE·r:uP.THis EveningTelev~ionL~tings--------------------------------------------------~~~--------~~~~~--on: Cicely Tyson hosts this FRIDAY 10/4/,8 5 EVENING 7:00 D (I) PM M111azino Cil Frotlter Wrestling recrospective to cpmposer Duk e Ellington, including performed musical seleclions of Ellington's work. 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(Continued on page A·3) ·~~..,........ · By NANCY VOACHAM Tlmea-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Repair to a land slippage on Union Avenue Is GALLIPOLIS - The Ohio Dedefln!tly on hold :... again - and partment of Transportation will confusion reigns over the projectpatch and resurtace ~lions of SR still. 554 In Gallla County this fall as an A public notice advertiSing the Interim remedy to a road surface repair job was In The Dally Sentim!l problem, according to State Repreon Monday. According to that senta t!ve J olynn 8os ter, Dnotice, bids for theprojectweretobe Galllpol!s. opened October 22 .by the Ohio A12-mllesectlon of SR5M, as well Department of Transportation. as a sectlonofSR1ffi, are scheduled However, Tom Hedrick, district for fllil·scale resurfacing. However, planning engineer for ollO'l"s SR$54 PLAN -SecllonsofSR the contractor does not plan to begin Marietta otrlce, had told The Dally 5M In Gallla County wDI be the work untO next spring. Sentinel early on Monday that the patched this fall as an 1nter1rn 1n a statement released Friday, project would have to be pushed remedy to a road !llllface Bosler said ~he was disappointed back since the deadline for Pomepmblem;S~¥8Siate Rep. J~ the: work WO\Ild not he completed roy's submitting the. necessary Bolter, J).GalUPollll. FuiHcale . thts year; but, said It could not be legislation had already passed. rl!llllfaclng Is scheduled for the turtber expedited becauSe the On Friday, Hedrick reiterated Ills spring. j:Olliract has already been slioed. 1 comments that the project would be , ~ ~rdlng to the ~ntract , which delay~ . He said the) egal advef\ls· ;., wa.t'soldjn~une, the contractor has received last week, ooor said Its .lng had ,been releiJ.Sedin"lltjlll&lil'!lon· untQ Aug':' 1 , 1986 to compll'te the regional District 10 offici! wlil use that the tlnal paperwork would be resurfacing work - Including 18 2,lmtonsofasphaltonthatsectlonof . completed on time. Hesaldprospec· mlles ollllghway In Gallla County Jdghway for patching and resurfac- ttve bidders would be advised that and about eight miles r:t SR 1ro and Ing In an effort to get the road In the project Is being deferred when SR 124ln VInton County. condition tll!slall, winterandspring they contact 0DOT for In response to complaints about so tllat the contractor can begin specifications. Pomeroy Mayor Richard Sey ll'r tbe condition r1 SR 5M, Boster said resurfacing as early as possible. she requested a fUll explanation of. In Gallla County, the project said he received notlllcat!on on the pro)~ plans and timetable Involves resurfaclng5.&lmllesofSR Friday afternoon that the project from ooor officials; and, had lffi, from just soutll of SR 325 to the would be "sold at a later date." • asked that measures be taken to . Vinton County line; and, 12.22 miles Seyler said Friday the final patch the road before winter. of SR5M, from just westofSR1ffito contract has not been signed In a memorandum to Rep. Boster becaust> he and the vUiage council just west of SR 7. on hold ---- REPAIRS SCHEDULED, BUTMfi~l= m .IUOr sUppage was dlllcovered several yean.. ago on sedlon of Pomeroy's Union Ave., just helow the need clarification of certain clauses In the document. "lt'sjuslacaseof being sure what you're signing,'' the mayor commented. Contusion over tlle mooey aspect of the Unkin Avenue repair Is the dominant factor In the project's have been lnltiated but just when· the repair wUl actualzy be done Is lndellnlle. delay. A few monlhs ago, ODOT engineers determined that the repair work was going tocost $ll,T:rt more than the v!llage's original estimate. For a time It was belll'ved that the addlt!ona Icosts would be paid by the Ohio Department of Development. ODOT has already given Pomeroy $7/,00J from Its "Imminent threat" funding to cover the village's 25 percent local match for the project. (Continued on page AJ) House committee makes slow progress on tax reform bill. WASHINGTON (UPI) -The House Ways Means Committee, making slow progress In arduous t'ask of drafting a tax reform blll, tentatively agreed to Include a laX on s,av•11995 2915 40 low As $20 Per Record lectures, meetings, "voice letters•; even AMIFM broadcasts! Buill~n mike. ' PRICE Reg. 159.95 79.9s .forecast · .the last tllree weeks, was besieged by reporters ment Services which he said whittled a federal job outside h!s office after finishing a ceremony for a training program debt by $50 mllllon to $100 mllllon. grain and machinery sale to Taiwan. · . ," "What we have here Is an active and aggressive "This admlnlstratlon has done more to change the state government aimed at serving the people of Ohio way state government operates lor the benefit of and 'protecting the people of Ohio," he said. consumers and for the benefit of taxpayers than any . Under questioning, Celeste said a recent series of over the last ID years," said the governor. artiCles in the Columbus Citizen-Journal involving He cited a Public UtUltll's Conunlsslon which has favoritism ln,contracting and heavy-handed poUtlcal cut down pn utlllty rate Increases, an Industrial fUnd-raising within the administration contained "an Relations Department which ·has accleratgd con· awful lot of Inaccurate and misdirected lntlrmatlon." structlon permits and an Ohio Bureau of E:mploy" I wUI not , as governor, tolerate any wrongdoing In Rep. Boster clarifies .plans forSR554 r;;;;;;;;;;;;;••••••;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i '60 Deaths ... .... ..... ....... ........ .. A-i Edltorillls .... ............. ........ A-2 Gov. Celeste defends record against critics :MGM directors declare dividends -excellent support of the fanners, :city people and local>lnvestors. The ·$31,482.22 paid out In dividends by MGM Farm City, Inc., Is an excellent example of local people , working together to keep a local · business where everyone can participate without having to drive 50 to . 100 miles for supplies and the : Issuance of dividend cheeks all ·going to local people in thetri<Ounty area, wW in tum help aU r:t the local economy, Holter said. Holter said the board encourages ·everyone to offer suggestk>ns which wUI help make the firm a better ·place for ,tri-county customers. · MGM Farm City, Inc., Is a suppUer · of feed, seed, fertUlzer and farm · petroleum products In addition to handling a complete line of appliances, chalnsaws and televisions and farm products. The new fertUlzer :blend plant of the col)lpMY was clearing in ;Cop:=yn~igt=•llld~19:ss~.s::;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::::;::;::;:~M~id~d~le~po~rt=~P~o=me=ro=y~G~al~l~ipo~lis= Point ~\l&nt Sunday, October 6, 1985 announce the declarallon fi some 531,000 in dividends to stockholders of the company. constructed this year and has saved fanners of the area hundreds of dollar.> by making It possible for them to purchase their products from river barges, Holter reports. This practice wU! continue and Holter asks that farmers consider participating in the new venture. Alon11 the River ............... B-1-8 Business ........ .... ... ....... ... ..,.. D-1 Vol. 2D No. 35 BAHRMIDDLEPOIT CLOTHIERS Gt>orge Holter, president rl. MGM . Farm Qty, Inc., Pomeroy, announced that the board of directors has declared dividends on all outstanding stock as r:t May 31, tll!s year. Holter said that the llrm had a very successful year due to the Ohio ·weather: tmts FOR BOTH MEN & WOMEN •, Inside: • CO,ATSAND JACKETS DIVIDENDS - Jack Clll'8e)', left, treasurer, and George Holder, president of MGM Fann City, Inc. ' The FBI is searching worldwide for a suspected double agent - Page 1).8 i ' ;· and the has all unemployment benefits Meeting In Its seventh closed session Friday, the panel agreed with suggestions from both President Reagan and Committee Chairman Dan Rosten- date In the b!ll drafting, expected lo take weeks. Under cilrrent law, the benefi ts are subjecl to a tax only If, when added to a person's lt1come, they exceed certain base amounts. kowskl, D-Ill., and Included the tax as part of Its tax refonn blll. However, under the panel's procedures, all decisions are tentative and can be chan &I'd al a later $335,000 Kyger Creek IV recla~atiOD\ project complete. itself out and permit better drainage from the adjacent fields." Additional reclamation projects are currently In the planning stages througb the SoU Conservation SeiVIce and the Oh!o.Department of Natural Resources. Some of the projects being planned Include Kyger III, V, VIand VII - which will Include the . majority of the abandoned mine land not yet reclaimed In the Kyger Creek Watershed - the Hutll)lan Project on Cremeans Rd., a200-a.cre site In the WhiteOak Watershed and the Wedemeyer Project. .. "Of these projects, the Kyger III, White Oak and Wedemeyer J>ro. jectsarethemost likely to be fUnded tor construction during the• summer ofl98i," Dyer said. Work on the Kyger IV project Included grading and shaping to ellmlnat~ ,severe gullll's; backfil· ling, to reduce the height of hlghwalls; Installation d water control structures, such j!Sdlverslon and rock-lined waterways; con· structlng a berm along the road; fertilizing; and, seeding the area with adapted grasses, legumes and tree species. Reclamation work was com· pleted by Ben Cookson, Inc. , The project wu fUnded. by the Ohio ~nt of Natural Re90Urees and work ~as cOmpleted through the USDA SoU Conserva· l!on Service. Also Involved In the • PROJECI' COMPLETED- The fiiUII oollltnKJtloa bM!peetlon 011 the, project were the Office d Surface K,ger Creek IV Redamatlotl. ProJect was J'!lCI!IItl)' conducted. Mining and the Gallla County SoU Appmxlmaiely U,OGO w1111t lnlo 'reclaiming athe 40-acre site. and WaterConservatkm District. GALLIPOLIS - The final con· structlon Inspection on the lj:yger Creek IV Reclamation Project was recently held, according to Patty · Dyer, District Conservationist. Approximately S335,00l went Into reclaiming the 40-acre site located In Cheshlre'Twp, just soutll of Africa Rd. - to eliminate safety hazards to the road and to reduce downstream-sedimentation. Prior to the beginning of the ·project, erosion was taking place at a rateoflOOtons of soU loss per acre, per year, accordlrig fb Dyer. When !hi! new vegetation planted on the site becomes established, the soU Joss should be down to three to five Ions per acre, per year. The reduction In sediment leaving the site should help reduce down· stream sedimentation damage and flooding and permit tlle stream to start cleaning Itself out. "As a result of this project and others which have been completed In the Kyger Creek Watershed. some landowners have already stated that they see a change In the creek," Dyer says in a statement released last week. "They have stated that It Is beginning ,tf clean to District Conservationist Patty Dyer. 'lbe projc'CI , was designed toeUmtnate safety ha7Ardsto Afrlcall<l. and to reduce downstream sedlmcnlatlon ..Addlllonal rdamtlon projects are In the plannpng stages. lfn)fW.SEEDING - Wolt<era are shown hydroseeding a sedlon ~the Kyll"r Creek IV Reclamallon Project. 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