http://66.213.69.5/files/original/119e293ca7958a2e805f24cc06f0a465.pdf 83af068556f0ac4b27c1134b50d09240 PDF Text Text -.' ' . Deily Sentinel _·erraro, looks to debate, ' ~~Tfl.E ·(AP) Geraldlne , ~ Ia wdng ber campaign - ~t!lerestoftheweekto ;uu !'P'tbe beat In bercrltlclsm of • I hilt Reagan's foreign policy ~ • the stage for Walter F . ~·s COilfloutatlon with Rea· ~~~~Sunday. ' iiir~tiOCtatlcvicepresidentlal ' was making a foreign Wicy lllidll!lt today at the Unlver· ~ Of WIIS!IIngton. She was 'l!dledujed tD deliver a speech on :nutlear anns control saturday at ~ UntYen!ty of ~alisachusetts. ~·· ;Both · !lp!!eehes are aimed at ;"PP"'"ng to young Voters to back the Dauoctatlc tiCket, but' the ~ Is on Reagan's foreign :policy, whiCh the Democrats say f!esfalled. Thurldey, October 18. 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, ·Ohio "We want tD leave the week on a foreign pOlicy note," and lead Into the Sunday debate between Mon· dale and Reagan, said Francis O'Brien, . Ms. Ferraro's. press secretary. Meanwhile, an ABC NewsWashington Post poll shows Rea· gan's lead down to 12 points, 54-42 with 4 percent undecided. a solid gain for Moildale slnC!' their Oct. 7 debate. An ABC-Post pOll before the debate had Reagan ahead 55-37 with 8 percent undecided. The latest poll was conducted Frld~y through · Tuesday annong 1,500 registered voters, and had a margin of eiTOrof plus or minus 3 percentage points. Both Reagan and Mondale were in Washington today studying for liQUIDATION SALE hits Reagan's policies the debate, tel~ live at 8 p.m. EDT Sunday from Kansas City. Reagan was traveling to New York this evening to attend the AI Smith dinner, a traditional pOlitical dinner sponsored by th" Catholic ArchdloceseofNewYork.Mondale wasn't attending, citing the debate preparations, and the church spon· sors refused to allow Ms. Ferraro to go as a stand· ln. Vice President George Bush planned to tour a wool mlll In Portland, Ore., today before setting out for a rally in Spokane, Wash., and apparances 'In Seattle later In the day. · All week, Ms. Ferraro has claimed that she and Mondale defeated Bush and Reagan In their Initial debates over the last two ON ALL Thom MeAn .. Jox.® . ' weeks. I WOMEN'S, MEN'S AND CHilDREN'S In addition, campaign strategists pOint to the debates, especially Mandate's, as revitallzlng the sagglng Democratic campaign. Now these strategists expect an . add!· tiotlal lloo!!t from the flnl!l debate Sunday In Kansas City between the presidential contenders. · Reagan: another's .view .· Jr. -Miss Pageant See letter Gil Pap 2 · Story on Page 8 Diamond all stars Pllho6o Pap S Local shopping spree story, 011 lOQO e . Vot.34, No. 133 . . Capr'tted 1 884 NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL STYLES • . ·(X)LUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio private practices at University ~~te University's practice plan for Ijospitals relrnb)ll'se the school for : ~doctor's fees for research and the use of facllitles. llS_Ienltlngexpenses wlli be reviewed The settlement left decisions on ·this weekend during a . medical doctor payments liP to each clinical :faCulty retreat. department. A private foundation ::. :The retreat at salt Fork State also was established to determine ~ near Cambridge could be a how money raised would be spent. ~ toward reform of the medical :E!J!Ctlee plan adoptee! In 1979 after a OS!J President Edward H. court ·settlement. Under the .Jennings ordered a review of the plan, doctors who also maintain plan earlier this month after " criticism' that doctors - operating in secrecy through private medical corporations -were not living up to · their commitments with the court and the university. 17.02 ' /. htrifa_gt hOU$t ;federal Apri 32. 40.02 3&.52 Oct. 34. SHOE PLACE1 ; ' RACINE - During the regular meeting cit the Racine Volunteer 'Fire Department, firemen finalized plans for the upcoming fall festival fo be held in the v1llage from 2·10 •p.m. on Friday, Oct. 26, and also ~a de plans for the Halloween party Ill the fire station on Tuesday, Oct. 40.02 Jdy 32. ' UL . Jan . 31.52 IN MIDDLEPORT - 35.52 34. 35.52 Oct . . 34. OCTOBER IS NATIONAL CAR CARE MONTH! AprH 2t. 30.02 30.02 29 · 30.02 2t. l!. ; The firemen and ladies' auxiliary wlll spOnsor the Halloween party. It was noted that donations are st111 needed and may be submltt'ed to any member of the auxUlary or fire department. , Members of the auxiliary were present to report the pr:ogress of the Halloween party, agreeing to pur· chase hot dogs and buns for the bremen's wiener roast for the kids. Pollee chief Alfred Lyons was present and said he would lead the hiiYrtde for the kids. He also stated tlJat he would be In charge of ~ocklng off Third Street and Pearl for the festival . • The firemen will be selling homemade sausage sandwiches at the festival. Firemen agreed to ' have a line officers meeting ' -'I:ttursday evening at 6 p.m . to ·dl!cuss regulations for the junior tire department members In re· ganj to operating procedure on the 130 1M4 Oct. sa. Source: BP statistical review of wofld 00. PRICES - This graphic compares the price per.JIIIIon ol oB chaiged by Nigeria lo the prices charged by OPEC 1111d tlte Brld8h Nllllonal · on Corp. Nigeria broke ranks with IC8 OPEC pariMn 11tunday, cutting IC8 oD prices by S2 a barrel "to an-est a fa8 In oil producUon 1111d reveaue," according to the Nigerian 00 Minister Tam David-West. (AP Luerpho&o). Buy a .case of ValvoiiM now and gel Ss.oo · L__:::::~ WOI'Ih of couponslaslcle. ~~et Valvoline quality and save a few Dollars too'' 011 . rDior lire scene. : In other discussion, It was agreed that junior firemen wUl now have to attend at least one senior meeting :per month; junior membership has been restricted to 15 members; and ihat all should be present at future training sessions. In other matters, Chief Hank .JQhnson reported that the electrical i!lu't of tnstalllng the new station ll,llf&ge door was progressing and !Will be completed this week. It was to order the necessary 1iuppUes for this week's gunshoot at !the Bashan butldlng. The departjt\j!nt wlll try to have eight matches !~week and may plan for more In •the future If participants wish. 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October 19, 1984 NEW YORK (AP) - Nigeria became ·the "third domino" In !he tumbling line of nations slashing all prices, prompt!ilg analysts to prediet that the OPEC benchmark price coilld also fall and fueling a rally on Wall Street that pushed prices to a two-month high . Nigeria on Thursday became the ftrst member of the OPEC cartel to match price cuts a day earlier by Brttaln and Nmway and announced an Jrnmedlate$2·a·barreldecrease. The debt·rldden African natiori said Its own interests came before obligations to the Organization of Petrolrom EXpOrting Countries. • The prospect of tower all prices and hopes that such declines would stimulate economic growth without reviving Inflation sparked a strong · rally on Wall Street. The Dow Jones average of ll Industrial stocks shot up 29.49 pOints In heavy· trading Thursday. Just hours before NlgC>rta's an· nouncement, OPEC had summoned the ministers of Its 13 member nations to an emergency meeting Oct. 29 1n Geneva, Switzerland, to review the :·crttlcal situation" of falling prices. Analysts who had said there was a better·th~-even chance OPEC's benchmark price of $29 a barrel Would tumble saldNlgeria's unllat· eral action m'ade such a eut more likely. • . . "That's the third domino: Norway,Brltaln.Nigerla-·andnowtJ:le benchmark," saki W1111am Randol, an analyst who follows the all industry for the New York Invest· ment firm of Ffrst Boston Corp. "I don't seethatthere'salotOPECcan do .. . to avoid cutting · the benchmark." In early 1983, after Nigeria followed Britain and cut prices, OPEC chopped S5 a barrel off the benchmark saudi Arabian Light blend in its flrst-everprlcecut.lnthe previous 10 years, that price had shot up froiJl $2_.75 a barrel to $34: Meanwhile, other oU producers were closely following events In world oU ~arkets. . "Weareonmaxlmumalert," sald Mario Ramon Beteta, dirEctor general of MexiCO's state-run oll monopoly. Beteta said Mexico, the largest oll eXpOrter to the United States, had ilo ltrunedlate plani to lower Its prices. U.S. Energy Secretary .Donald Hodel said Thursday In London that au prices could slip to around $25 a llarrel!or the next few years unless there is a major supply disruption or prOduction cutback. And analysts tried to sort out the Impact of widespread all price decreases. "Given the general Improvement In the world economy, right now a decline would be very beneficial," said RIChard Kessler, an analyst at Georgetown University's Center for Strategic and International S!udles 1~ Washlngtqn. He said the dtop In prices wwld keep economic expan· il<>n moving and give a new Uft to debt· ridden Third World. oll Importers. " - WASHINGTON (AP) -The ecooomy's summer slump was even sharper than first thought as overall economic growth slowed to a sluggish rate of 2. 7 percent from July through September, the govern· ment said today. The Commerce Department said the gross national · product - the broadest measure of the country's economic health- grew at the slowest rat!'slnce the the last recession. But the depilrtrnent said the slowdown helped to . keep the lld on ln!latlon , with prices measured b)! an Index tied to the GNP rising at their slowest rate so far this year. The 2.7 percent rate of growth In the total output of goods and services compared to a sizzling 10.1 percent pace in the first three months of the year and a still rapid 7.1 percent In the Apfll.June quarter. The government's new estimate of a 2.7 percent rate of growth from July through September represented . a steep doWnward revision from a prellmlnary estimate of 3.6 percent. While a slower growth rate means gains in employment will also slow, most economists said that a slowdown at this stage of the recovery Is needed to insure that overheated growth doesn't kick up Inflation and bring on another recession. EcollQmlsts have also been encouraged b)! reports • this week showing that housing sales rebounded . sharply in September and personal income and consumer spending also rose. They contend this wUl help to insure that the summer slowdown Is only temporary. Many economists are predicting growth In the final three months of the year wUl return to a rat e of around . Infla(lon. as measured by an index that measures the same mix of goods a nd ser.~ices each quarter , rose at a modest annua l ra te of 3.8 percent from July through September. This compared to a 4.3 percent rate in the second qu arter of the year and a 5 percent pace In the first threemonthsofl9Si . The lower rate in the third quarter was anribu ted to declines In gasoline and construction prices. The 2.7 percent ga in in the GNP was the slowest since a 0.5 percent increase in the fi nal quat1er of 1982 , which represented the trough of the last recession. The Commerce Department said the brief auto strike against · General Motors Corp. played only a slight role In the downward revision. It estimated the strike reduced growth overall by less than 0.1 percentage point. The slower growth thi s summer came from several factors , including a s harp downturn in the pace of consumer spending. It increased at a rate of only 0.2 percent fromm July throu gh Septem ber. compared to a 7.9 percent rat e 'If growth turned in durin g thP April·June period . Business investment was also down, turning in a growth rate of 8 percent com pared ·to 21..1 percent in the second quart er. . The country 's growing trade deficit alsc produced a drag on GNP growth. with import s surging ahead at an annual rate of 50 percent in the third quarter. u.s. sales to foreigners also picked up, but at a much slower rate of 15.8 percent. DEBATERS - President Ronald Reagan, left, and Walter Mondale sins& a point during lite Ocl. 1 presldenttal debale In LoulsvUie, Ky. The candidates 4.5 percent. are scheduled for a second dehate Oct. 21 In Kansas City, Mo. (AP Laserphoto). Debate preview: foreign policy hit near·collision hls Air Force Two jet had Thursday on approach to landing In Seanle. The co·pllot dived 200 feet to avoid a single-engine plane on Its flight path. estimated at less than 500 feet away. It ,.was the second near· collision lrivolvlng Bush's plane In recent weeks. "You're talking to an old Navy pilot, where we used to fly wing to wing, the .guys· wlngtips almost touching. " said Bush . " Two hundred feet - that seems like a mlletome." Both the president and the Democratic presidential nominee were in Washington today, conilnu· ing their study and rehearsal for their second and final debate Sunday evening In Kansas City, an hour and a half devoted to foreign policy issues. As they dld, an NBC News poll released Thursday said Mandate remains 25 points behind Reagan, who enjoys a 60-35 margin. The pOll shows a . much larger spread than have two other Polls In the past week; a n ABCWashington Post poll pu t Reagan's lead a t l2 points, and a Louis Harris poll put it at 9 pOints. The NBC polL conducted Sunday through Tuesday among 1,556likely voters nationwide , .showed only slight change from a 62·32 margin in the early September NBC survey. The margin of error in the Ia test poll was plus or minus 3 points. With foreign policy the focus oft.he debate, Mondale and his running mate were hammering away a t Reagan on those issues, hoping to generate interest in the debate and put the president on the defensive. RespOnding to reports that the U.S. government had specific intelligence warnings In advance of the bombing at the U.S. Embassy annex in BeirUt last month, where two servicemen died, Mandate said U.S. policy there has been marked by " unbelievable disorganization." "The question is who's In charge of American foreign policy and American security," he said. More than 250 Americans have died In three separa teteiTOrl~t bombings In that country In lltmonths. Seasonally Ad1usted Figures Source: U.S. Commerce Department GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCI' - The Commerce ])e. partment said Friday the gross national product grew at the slowest rate since the last recession. The 2.7 percent rate of growth In the total outpll! of goods and services compared to a 10.1 percent In the first three months of the year and a 7.I . percent in the April~! une quar· ter. (AP Laserphow ). " POINT PLEASAl\'T. W.Va . I API - Stale medical examiner Dr. Ir.~ln Sopher has ruled that the death last month of a 2·year·old Mason County gir l was " I he result of child abuse. " The child, Tasha Kosru, who lived near Point Pleasant. was dead on arrival Sept. 13 at Pleasanl Valley Hospital after being found uncons · cious. state pciice sa id . The child was in the custody of the state Department of Human Services, and had been placed in thehomeasa "pre·adopt ive setting." state offi· cials said. Sopher said Thursday that he had sent copies of his repcn to state p:liic~. the Mason County prosecu. tor's office and the West Virgtnla Department of Human Services. He would not elahorate on the details of the repcrt . Sopher said earlier. following an autopsy, th at the child died from unnatural causes, but withheld an offi cial cause of death untillahora. tory tests were concluded. Maso n County Prosecutor Damon B. Morgan Jr. said he was told during a telephone conversation with 'SopherThursda y tha t it wa s "a child abuse· related death." Cpl. K.R. Beckett. comm ander of the Mason County state police detachment . ha> been spearhead· ing the monlh·ionginvcstiga !ion. He is on vacation put side the state and· could not he coni acted , a dispatcher · sa id . Beckett earlier said thai h<' launched an inve>tigation after he was told that the child died from unnatural causes. No arrests have been made. Jail escapee returned to face charges Roger Lee Bush. Jr., of Gahanna, has been returned t.o the Meigs County ]aU tafaceanescapecharl!\'. According to Sheriff James J. Proffitt the youth , who escaped from theMiddlepOn jaUAug, 2, was , returned from Mason County, Va . to face the escape charge. The sherlff reports It is illegal to tear down signs posted by CanciJ. dales. He reports that~contentton w. (Continued on page 6) .' '' "Abuse' .causes death By WILLIAM M. WELCH Aaloclated P.,. Writer Walter F . Mandate, offering a preview of Sund!ly's debate, says the United States has been "embar· rassed" In BeirUt under a dlsorgan· !zed Reagan admlnistration pOlicy, while President Reagan resumes debate prepping after his warm reception at a Catholic dinner In NewYork. . Reagan was cheered roundly at the annual AI Smith charity dinner attheWaldorf·AstarlalnNewYork, and Mondale, who broke with traditlc;m and didn't attend event, was booed In absentia by the more than 2.~ diners. The host was Archbishop John J . GALLIPOLIS - The Galla· · beiln acraft:Ortentecssklll program lor the ITII!ptally ..... bled. O'Connor of New York, who has Jackson·Mellr.' Mental Health Only .S:'Im lol' "the grant was fe11ded publicly with Mandate's · Board haS agreed to repay the state $6,700 for funds grantedt~ Woodland actually I'ecelved and slnce the . ruMing mate, Geraldine Ferraro, 011er her abortion poSition. Man· Centers Inc .. tor a program never proeram never began, the · state department of . mental b!elth Is dale's refl!sal to attend kicked up a started. Dr. Richard Hunter, Interim requesting the money be returned. ' storm among New York pollttcans, Woociland CenterB recetves funds and ~ sponsoring church offlc1als executive direCtor of the G-J·M from the state lllroulh tile G-J·M spurned Ms. Ferraro as a • Mental Health Board, said the Mental Keelth Boanl to ~ the ' replacement. Wodland Centers board WIS Vice President George Bush, granted $13,!XXI from the Ohio . coati of seein& Jrrli&zut p1t1ents at · the non·proftt clinic. was shrugging orr the meanwhile, Department of Mental Health to " 25 Centl A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Third domino cuts oil prices Mental health board rep~ys state funds Conlrol Maduleo lot ...... 21 SERIES GALLIPOLIS 240 THIRD AVE. U6-1113 I AM •m 5:30 PM . ELECTRONIC IGNiliON MODULES • at y enttne Growth figures show sharp economic slump ' OVER 500 PAIR Fall festival plans finalized • Po~eroy-Middleport. Ch1nglng 011 Prices Review doctors' fees ·-. PhotDs on Page 12 �J . Comment .. ·,..,..._..._...-,.-.-c::loo=o . ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher BOB HOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· lion and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Lt.TI'ERS OF OPINION are welc:ome. They should be less lhan 3M words long. AIII~PCters a r e subjed to editing and must be signed with name, addres.s and &eh.ophone number . No unsigned letters wUI be published . Letters should be In good taste, addressing issues, not personalltle!~i . Sentinel offers free space for ·'Thank Yoti., letters ,, The business of -apologizing is as to earn, posthumously, the • becoming confused, both as It contempt of their fellow citizens? U relates, or seeks to do so; to ethical that !lad been Intended, and obliga.tion and as It relates to the use communicated, then with reason of language. · one would expect Mr. Mondale til be Consider the Mondaie vs. Bush Indignant. But exactly how could It business, io begin With. · be Sllid that tl)e Marines died In Mr. Bush says, in a heated . shame? moment during the Bush-Ferraro One recalls that, on that tragic debate, "For som~body to suggest, morning, the Marines were, {or the as our opponents have, that these most part, asleep; one would men died In shame, they had better expect, shortly ·after dawn, that not tell the parents of those young soldiers .not engaged in combat Marines." The reference was to the would be asleep. 240 Marines who were killed a year What Is shameful about going to ago In Beirut by the terrorist truck sleep? driver. - Did Mr. Bush Imply that the What does It mean , to "die In soldiers died in sliame for the shame?" knowledge that they had neglected Did Mr. Mondale understand Mr. their own security? But this is Bush to be saying that the Marines hardly plausible, for the obVIous died shamefully? I.e., In such a way reason that one cannot know whether the Marines felt ash,amed at the moment of their deaths; and besides, it is their superiors who have been blamed, not the soldiers, for any delinquency In attending to security arrangements. Let liS grant that w~ simply eannot klll)w what on' earth It was that Mr. Bush intended· to convey. But .Mr. Mondale's reaction was entirely specific. He denounced the Bush statement as "very, very libelous." Now granted that political campaigns are not occasions that contribute to exact contrlbu· · lions to the laws of English usage: stlll, Mr. Mondale Is a lawyer, and should know that spoken words that hold one up to contempt and · ridicule by the use of false charges are a matter of slander, not UbeL To quality for Ubel, the tortfeasor must As . a community service projed, the Dally Sentinel is offering residents free space for special "Thank Yon" letters next month. It's the time of year we shouldreDect on the things for which we are thankful. We sometlutes forget the people to whom we owe thanks. We aD have someone we would like to thank, but never have the chance.' Now you do. " The Dally Sentinel, in Its combined Thanksgiving-Christmas edition on Wednesday; Nov. 21, will publi<;h, free of charge, "thank you" letters from area r.esldent~ . The letters should be brief (around 100 words or ~) and contain the person's full name, the reason for the thank you and the writer's name and a:cJdress and phone number. Leiters need that lnfonnatlon to be published. . Deadline for receipt of the leiters Is 4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7. They may be sent to "Thank You," The Dally Sentinel, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, 45631, or hand delivered to the editorial omce. Today in history Today is Friday, Oct. 19, the 293rd day of 1984. There are 73 days left In the year. Today's highlight in history: On Oct. 19, 1781, British trbops under Lord Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown, Va., as the American Revolution neared Its end. On this date: In 1812, French torces under Napoleon Bonaparte began their re~at from Moscow. In 1950, United Nations forces entered Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea. · In 1951, President Harry S. Truman signed an act formally ending the state of war with Germany. Letter·to editor Enough is enough As a youngster. I was taught to respect the Office of the Presidency . of the United States. But nothing was said about . my having to respect the person holding that office.! still respect the Office of the Presidency. but I have no respect for the man holding. that office at this time. Reagan has no idea of what war.ls all atx>ut. The only action he saw in World War II was with Hollywood starlets. He stayed in Hollywood and made training films . If I remember correctly, he played the leading roll' In films we were shOwn atx>ut certain diseases we were to1d not to contract. He shOws no remorse at all In ·sending 245 Marines to an abattoir in Lebanon. This action was totally uncalled for. More than 7,000 medals were awarded 1,900 men In Grenada. That is absolutey-absurd. What did they do to earn that many medals? It has also been confirmed that a Far Eastern element of the Soviet Army went on alert after Reagan made the stupid remark, we begin tx>mblng In five minutes. How Ignorant can a person get? 1 honestly believe that Reagan is the type of person that would like to rule the world. I also believe, that If he is re-elected for four more years, he just may turn out to be just like that paper hanging Hitler that ruled Germany during World War II. I almost forgot something. he did sign Clark Gable's discharge. I consider that to be one of the grestest deeds In the history of this country. He Is urging·Congress to pass a tougher anti-crime bilL He Is a :person thai has no respect for the "Jaw himself. · Reagan flatly said he would not a bide by the decision of the World Court over the mining of Nicara· guan harbors. During his recent Uip through Ohio, law enforcement -officials went into people's homes : along the route and searched them, ·then made the people leave their liomes and go outside. Now, that sounds Uke Russia to me. The Reagan admlnlstration has · worked to circumvent rules laid down by Congtess and the Courts. It was recently reported that officials · have used all kinds of fake bOokkeeping and circuitous artns transfers to avoid congressional limits on spending for military aid and Intelligence activities In Ceo· tral America. Will Iawyen; In the Reagan administratln begin to ask .. write down, rather than merely utter, the false allegation. And then, lawyer Mondale should knoW that II charge does not qualify as a libel unless It Is so regarded under . cornmon or positive Jaw. For instance, .if one were to publish, "Walter Mondale is a Republic<!n," notwithStanding that the charge is untrue, It would. not be libelous. It would not libel either Mr. Mondale or the poor, dead Marines if It were said of theni that they died "in shame." To say of someone that he Is ashamed, even If be was not , is oot to Ubel him. We have, then, the problem of Ms. Ferraro. Her campaign man· ager attempted to squeeze every· thing he could out of Mr. Bush's vernacular. What happened, you will recall, was . that after the debate, in the company of a few Ionfshoremen, Mr. Bush said that (and note the words exactly) "we tried to kick a little ass last night" during the..debate. Campaign manager John Sasso Uied to squeeze all the political juice he possibly could out of that one. He complained to the press, "'I don't know If they are using that tone because Ms. Ferraro is a woman or an Italian American or a person whO rose from humble origins." That Is political shorthand for ·saying, "Everyone who 15 female should riow be anti-Bush. Everyone who Is Italian American should be anti· Bush. Everyone wbo rose from humble origins should toe anti-Bush." U everyone In ail three categories responded, it would be a landslide for Ms. Ferraro and the libelee, Mondaie. The problem,. once again, has to do with language, because those farnlliar with language are famUiar with the difference between "a little ass" and kicking "her. Uttie ass." Conflict for Donovan aide ___J_ack_A_nd_e_rs_on WASHINGTON - Embattled Labor Secretary Ray Donovan's chief of staff, Daniel K, Benjamin, knew just where to look last summer when he wanted to go off on a weekend sailing jaunt. He bprrowed a lobl?Yist's 32-foot yacht. Benjamin's benefactor· was James "Mike" McKeVItt, president of the National Federation · of Independent Business, a major trade association that deals regularly with the Labor Department. Labor spokesman Michael Volpe denied that the personal relati6n· ship between Benjamin and McKevitt would give the small-business group any better access to Labor Department policy makers than it already enjoys. McKevitt told my-associate Tony Capacclo that he and Benjamin were Introduced by Donovan last May. He said the labor secretary wanted the support of McKevitt's organization for ihe admlnlstra- lion's proposal to encourage youth employment by allowing belowminimum wages. · Learning that Benjamin, a former economics professor at the University of Washington, is an avid sailor, McKevitt took him for a cruise on his sloop, "Navajo Chief." The lobbyist said he was . so impressed wiV! Benjamin's sea· manship that he broke precedent: For the first time since he acquired the boat 10 years ago, he let someone else take it out on his own With Benjamin asked to use it on t~e· weekend of July Zl-29 . . "They returned it in beautiful . condition," he said. Benjamin's two crewmen on the weekend san were former students of his. One was reporting to the Labor Department the following week for a 10-day, $2,432 sole-source consulting contract Benjamin had arranged two weeks earlier: The other crewmen was a departinent themselves why they shQuld continue to lend their skills to such a government? ' . When Richard Nixon challenged hisaccountability to law, a unanimous Supreme Court - Including his own appointees, ruled against him. At home as abroad, the Reagan administration rejects the rule of law when It finds the law Inconvenient. The outstanding current example is one I had not believed possible under any government of the United States. Ii is the refusal to respect decisions of federal cburts interpreting the law on dlsabill.ty claims under Social Security, U.S. appeals and district courts in Is our state representative, Jo- progfess she had made In gl!lting an various circuits have held that the lynn Boster, impartially serving access road to the bridge. In a Social Security Administration each county in her three-county speech ,at' the bridge dedication read the law too narrowly in district? Athens County is getting a before the 1982 election, she has rejecting claims. Then officials comptete resurlacing job for Route promised to "work 24 hours a day, made payments to those plaintiffs 50 west of Coolvllle. She announced seven days a week" to get the but refused to apply the rule laid last week that Route 7 from aCCesl!, • road. To the planning .down by the courts ln other cases, Gallipolis to the Sliver Memorial com,russlon, she confessed she was even In the same circuit. They said Bridge will be three-laned. Meigs unable to get the low priority set on they would only respect a U.S. County Is gettingzUch! What do you tbe project by the Rhodes adminisSupreme Court decision, but re~ think? tration given any higher priority by fused to take the cases to the When Mrs. Boster was cam- the Celeste administration. "I need · Supreme Court. paigning for her office two years help," she told the commission: I The State of Louisiana convicted ago, I endorsed both her and give you this short resume of the its Secretary of Agriculture on Richard Celeste who was running last two years to explain why I don't racketeering and extortion for his tirst term as Governor of believe Mrs. Boster has kept her charges. He was sentenced to 18 Ohio because I thought they would promise to the people of Meigs years in prlson. Then along comes bring an access road to the newly CoUnty. After. tWo years, we are no Reagan and cuts J2 years off his constructed Ritchie Bridge at nearer to getting an access road sentence, making him eligible for Ravenswood, W. Va. Mrs. Boster 'than we were then, · parole. · carried Meigs County by a respecIn an effort to get the help Mrs. There have been almost 00 table vote and Governor Celeste Boster said she needed, the Pomemembers of this administration was not far behind For about 15 roy Chamber of Commerce sponthat have resigned or quit under years many of us here In Meigs sOred a petition drive In which they unusual circumstances. ' County had been campaigning for a enllsted the help of every C. of C. Reagan says there is no need for a bridge over . the Ohio River at between and Including LanCaster tax increase. There certainly Ravmswood as a way to open and Ravenswood; W.Va. This shouldn't be, since be signed into Meigs County to tourist travel and month they hope to present pet!- . Ia w the biggest tax increase In the · economic growth. At that ·time It tlons beartng over 10,001 signatures history of this country. He says that never entered our minds that the to Governor Celeste. Already the If he is re-elected he will not raise Staie of Ohio would refuse to build a petition drl11e has been successful In taxes. U he Is, and if he does, then road to the bridge. Fonner direc- bringing slate highway officials to every Democrat In this country tors of transportation had assured Meigs County. Warren J. Smith,' should band together and refuse to us that when a bridge was built, an Director of Transportation, has pay one penny of that increase. The access road to Route 33 at Rock made three trips to !ioutheastern last thing this country needs Is a Springs would be constructed mak· · Ohio, one each to Meigs, Athens and president who Is a liar, and we log It tbe shortest route between Gallla Counties, Now, a! least, they already have one of those. At least Columbus and Charleston. know where we Uve! Mondale Isn't lying to the people. The State of West Virginia The petitions alsO ask that Route In a lett.er published In The Daily constructed the bridge on Its own 33 from DalW!n to Athena be · Sentinel on Aug. 31, the writer asklnc only that Ohio build t~ brought up to ·national standards stated that they personaBy felt that bridge approach on the Ohio side of befitting a highway which is anyone who objects to this country the river. This was paid for by Ohio already an lrnportantJeeder route trying to stay ahead In the defense surrendering $11 million from their to Interstate 77 near. Ravenswood. of this country should pack up and federal highway funds to West This Is the shortest route between VIrginia. To date, as far as I can move to Russia. We already have Northwestern Ohio, Michigan and find, Ohio has not contributed one Canada to the southern Ulilted enough nuclear mlssUes to destroy the world, so what Is the point ln. red t'e'llt of the Melp County • States. Director Smith, In a letter to building new ones that wlll never be PJannlni Commission at which Senator John Glenn, estimated the used'l· - Paul Clark, Middleport. cast of the approximately l3 miles Mrs. Boster was to n!port any employee who did the paper-work on the C\)ntract award. Skipper BenJamin did some tacking on the job last year In an effort to aise his $56,945-a-year government salary by $3,000. He did this by claiming that his government salary did not match his last civilian salary. But a papertrallleft by Benjamin himself raises questions about his claim: -In February 1982, when he was under consideration for a post at the department, Benjamin signed a 171 resume form stating that his final salary at the University of Washington was $5,tXXl a month. He went to work as a consultant in June of that year, and became a deputy assistant secretary in September. - In May 1983, on his official department financial disclosure form, BenJamin reported that he had made $17,927 In · university salary during 1982, plus $6,100 In consulting fees earned in 1982 nowhere near $60,tXXl. -Last November, during an FBI check In expectations of Benjam· in's promotion to assistant Si?Cretary, his disclosure form was reviewed by the White House. II contained the later, lower figures on his last civilian earnings. - Asked by my associate Tony Capacclo about the conflicting figures, the Labor Department's chief legal officer, Francis Ully, checked and reported that a new disclosure form that Benjamin said. he · has nled some time ago apparently was lost. - Two weeks ago, Benjamin filed a new form putting his pre-government income closer to $60,tXXl a year. Though he flied to get his $3,000 raise last year ·on his promotion to assistant secretary, · he was promoted to chief of staff last May. He now makes $66,400 a year. Everyone will benefit _____L_ow_e_u_w_in~ge_u " Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Sparky named top manager DETROIT (AP) - Sparky And· erson promised to make the Detroit Tigers winners lnflveyear$. He kept his word, and today is the American League's Manager of the Year. But to bear Anderson tell it, he had almost nothing to do with it. "The award reaUy says. 'Th e players won this for the manager,' ·· Anderson said by telephone from his home In Thousand Oaks, Call!. "I always say no coach or manager can earn an a ward like that. The players did that. "I appreciate it. I just feel it's for The apology ·business_::,____w_iu_itJm.....__F._B_uc-:-kley--Jr. ~~~ PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller Friday, October 19, 1984 . Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~v . Daily Sentinel .Pomeroy-Middlepoi't, Ohio Friday, . October 19, 1984 . The . Daily Sentinel ~m~ . Pa~2..-The • of highway between Rock Springs and the Ritchie Bridge at $67 million to $131 million for a.highway for which the federal government will pick up 90 percent of the tab. Depending on which of the directOr's figures you pick, $7 mllllon or $13 million would be the state's share, a mere pittance when compared to the business the road would bring Into. the state. Because the Pomeroy C. of C. named Mrs. Jennifer Sheets as ·chairperson for the petition drive, it has been coolly received in GaUia County and by organization Democrats elsewhere. Mrs. Sheets is the Republican candidate opposing Mrs. Boster in this taU's election. However. the petition drive has been conducted In a non-partisan fashion with Mrs. Boster invited to all the Important meetings and advised of decisions reached. It Is the most Important project Meigs County ever had and wlll benefit Democrats and Republicans alike! Berry's World ,. CaiRipldn - If Julio lgWIM _.. running for fJIWI· d«rt, I'D lfOte for him, TOO/" "~ r,----COUPON·----- JEff'S CARRYOUT I P-ey, OH. I ·I SERVING PIZZA I $1 0(1 OFF Any Large Size With (oupon 1 To (at In or To Go lasy Pi<k Up At 0..Drin lhru Window From 4:0!) te II :00 Phorio·ln Wok- . o,.,.. Tony Gwynn I" •·" nl Dave Winfield PAT HILL FORD Gary Carter AP i\LL·STAR TEAM - The following players have been voted to The Associated Press All·Star Team. Top row, left to right, Eddie Murray, First base; Ryne Sandberg; Second base; Mike Schmidt, Third base; Cal Ripken, Short· Dave KlnKJ!IIUI Rick SuteUtfe stop; Dale Murphy, Outfield. Bottom row: Tony Gwynn, Outfield; Dave Winfield, Outfield; Gary Carter, Catcher; Dave Ktnpnan, Designated bft· ter; Rick Sutcliffe, Righthanded starter. (AP La· serphoto) Cubs' Sattdberg leads AP's major league All-Star team NEW · YORK (AP) - Ryne Sandberg doesn 't think the Chicago Cubs wUI lose the winning edge during the off-season. After a il , he notes . the Cubs dido 't do as much winning as planned. "I don't think ·that will be a problem with us," said Sandberg, the Cubs' stellar second baseman who topped the voting for The Associated Press Major League AU-Star team. "AU we won was the National League East and we could have done a lot better than that. I think we'll still be hungry going into · spr(ng training." On hand to make sure that hunger persist's w1ll be Cubs' Manager Jim Frey. who was ·selected as AP's Manager of the Year after rallying Chicago from a 71-91 record in 1983 to a 96-65 mark and the East title this season. "Everybody says awards are team awards, but that's more true for a manager than a ballplayer," said Frey. "If Sandberg gets recognized for an award, he wUI deserve thai himself. When a 1985 BRONCO II 1985 RANGER 4X4 manager gets an award, it's the result of everybody." with 19, and was second to San Diego's Tony Gwynn with 200 hits. The rest of the honor infield In a nationwide poll of APmember includes Eddie MWTay of Baltimore at first base, Mike Schmidt of sports writers and broadcasters, Philadelphia at third. Cal Ripken Jr . Frey received 52 votes to 3lfor BU!y of Baltimore at shortstop by a 52-49 Gardner of the Minnesota Twins. who finished second In the Ameri- vote m argin over Alan Trammell' of the Detroit Tigers, and Gary Carter can League West. Sparky Anderson, whO led the Detroit 11gers to the of Montreal at catcher. The outfield consists of Dave Witltield oftbe New · World Series title, was tied for third York Yankees, Gwynn and Dale with Dave Johnson of the New York Murphy of Atlanta. Mets with 10 votes apiece. Dick Rich Suicliffe of the Cubs was Howser of Kansas City received six selected as the right-handed startvotes after leading the Royals to the ing pitcher, Minnesota's Frank AL West title. Viola was the tO!> left -hander and Sandberg received 105 of a Detroit's Willie Hernandezwas the possible 10! votes at Si?COnd base. c hoice as rellef specialist . "At the start oflast year. my goal Dave Kingman of Oakland was was to Improve offensively and I've · the designated hitter. got to be real happy about my perlormance," Sandberg said. "But I'd be a lot happier ifwe'dgonepast r---------~---1 the pbiyoffs." 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Of the total highschool votes cast, 493 voted for the amendment and 158 voted against it. There were three invalid ballots returned to the OHSAA. On the junior high level. 387 GalBpolls at Jackson Athens at Portsmouth Waveriy at Ironton Dayton Dunbar at Logan Ea.stem at North GalBa . Kyger Creek at Hannan Trace Southwestem at Southern Jenkins at Boyd COunty Coal Grove at Symmes Valley Oak HW at Rock HW Meigs at Alexander Wheelersburg at Northwest rt. Pleasant at Ripley favored it, 59 voted against it and 10 votes were invalidated. Am'lstrong says the new regulation· will shorten the ineligibility period for a n athlete with poor grades: "Under the current law. the athlete loses his or her eligibility for a whole semester," he said. "Under the new concept, the period of ineligibility won 't be ihai great. The athlete is ineligible for only the grading period- usually six, nineor l2 weeks- not the entire semester." tlmedla. I nc .. 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" "I appreciate it only because It's an award for the Detroit Tigers," Anderson said. "I hope the rest ot our guys go on and have a clean sweep." AndersOn, who guided the Tigers to the best record in their history and a World Series championship, won the ~ward by one point over Dick Howser of Kansas City, it was announced Thursday by the Baseball Writ er s Association of America. MIDDLEPORT OH. �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel P~y-Middleport, Friday, October 19, 1984 Ohio I Frmy, October 19, 1984 Pomeroy~Middlepcirt, The Deily S.ntlnei-Pegf--1 Ohio Hagler's.middleweight title on line NEW YORK (AP) - Marvelous Marvin Hagler's middleweight title defense tonight against Mustafa HamshoatMadlsonSquareGarden will have a fem1n1ne touch. John Branca, chairman of the New York State Athletic CommisSion on Wednesday said 11 was possible three women judges would work the scheduled 15-round bout, drawing complaints from Hagler's co-managers, Pat and Goody , Petronelll. They are Carol Castellano, who has judged 18 world title oouts; Eva Sham, who has worked 14, and Carol .... Polls, who bas worked eight. It apPeared that only one of them would judge the fight. Given !hewomen'squalltlcations, It seemed the furor over the Issue appeared to more a publicity tempest than a genuine boxing controversy. "As far as the judges go, I brought my own judges with me," said Hagler, holding up his lists. "'Ibis one Is name "K" and this one Is named "0." Haglerdldn'tneedjudgeswbenhe defended the title against Hamsho Oct. 3, 191!1 at Rosemont, Ill. He cut ' CO-MEIGS PLAYERS OF WEEK - Mark Hammonds, 5-11, l'lO pound fullbilck, left, and James Acree, 5-8, 150 pound, defensive end, have been named the Meigs Jaycees' players of the week for their efforts In the Marauders' 7-3 victory over Wanen Local. Hammonds gained 95 yards in nine carries. On defense, he collected seven solo tackles. Acree led the defense with eight solo tackles. up the Syrian native, who Is a U.S. ,....:.:::::...:w:..;e:.:.lte:.:.:...rw_e_;lg:::.h_t_tl_tl_e_ _ __ citizen living In Brooklyn, and stopped him In the 11th round. Most boxing observers feel Hagler again GRAVB.Y TRACTOR ~will w1n Inside the distance. SALES & SERVICE ;,We can handle one, but we can't 204 Condor St. handle three," Pai Petronelll said Pomery,OH Thursday. Earlier, he had said, Phone 992-2975 "There won't be 110 fight 11 there are FAll I WINTER HOURS three women." Tun.-Fri. 9 to 5; Sat. 9 to 1 Branca said at the rules meeting Cloud Monday Thursday that otllclals will be announced tonight for the Hagler~THE Ham!;ho light and for the scheduled GAAVELV 15-round lxlut between Mike McCal· IIV&TEM !urn and Sean Maru\lon for the vacant Boxing Association AP Sports Writer ll's Toledo's turn to feel the revenge Eastern Michigan has been slappmg on Mid-American football leaders for the league wanting to kick the Hurons out of the confer encesport. The Mid·Amencan schools' presi dents voted last summer to expel Eastern Michigan from MAC foot. ball because the school's home attendance figures were low The confprence wants to keep Its NCAA DIVISion I status, but needs good turnouts to meet the majors' cnteria The NCAA, however, granted an Eastern MIChigan request to give the Hurons a chance to meet the guidelines during the 1984 season. 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Touch-redial of last number called, mute button Pulse dial #43-268 FCC regrstered Not tor corn 01 party lines E Cut $80 11995 Reg.199.95 Powerful 30-watt player fits in dash of most cars Auto-reverse and auto-eject. F1ve statton presets. #12·1902 4995L~--Reg. 79.95 TRINITY CHURCH, Rev w, H l'<>rrtn, postor, Debbie Buck, Sunday School Sup! Church Sctxx>i 9 15 a m Worship Servle 10 ll am Choir rehearsal 'J"ul>sday, 7·.)) p m under dl.rfcdon Of AUOP Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA RENE. Corner Unioo and MuJberry Rev n.:tma.s Glen McOung, pa.stor Clyde Hender son. S S Sup! . SUnday School 9 lJ a m morning worship 10: ll a m , evening service 6 p m mid "''Eek service Wednesday 7 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 326 E Main S! Pom•/ey Sunday sorvlro; Holy communkm on !he flrst Sunday of each month, and combined with moni.n~ prayer on the lhlrdd Sunday Morning prayer and sermon on all other Sundays ~ the- month Church School and Nu!"SE'ry care provided Coffee OOur In !he Partsh Hall immediately following the service POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W Main S! N•ll Proudfoot, pastor Bible School 9: Jl am , Morning wonhlp, 10::.11 am.. Youth meetings 6 00 p m Evening worship 7 00 p m Wemesday night prayer meeting and Btbl€' S(udy 7 IXJ p m THE SALVATJON ARMY. 11' Bull•mul Ave Pomeroy Mrs Dora Wining in cha~e Sunday holiness meellng 10 am Sunda y Sdlool 10 :II a m Sunday School, YPSM Elobc Adams leader 7 .l) p m Salvation ~lng, various speakers and music specials Thursday 1l l) a m to 2 p m Ladles Hol'fl(> League membfrs In charge all women Invited. G 45 p m Thursday Co'l"' Cad•! CI8X'iS (Yoo n~ Prople-Biblel 7 :D p m Bible Study and Prayer 11'1Eetlng q>en to the public POMEROY WEST.>IDE CHURCH OF CHRIST :mil Children's Home Road !CounTY Rood 161 992 52.'fi Voca l music Sunday Wor s ihp 10 a m Alb\P Study U a m Worship 6 p m Wf'dnesday Biblp Study, 7 p m OLD OEXTER BffiLE CHIUS'I1AN CHURCH Charles Hatflf'ld pastor: Linda Swan, Sup: Sunday SchOOl 9: :J> a m preach in~~: serv1('('S first and third Sunday foUowtng Sunday School Youlh meeting, 7 :Jl ~m " ' erv Surrl~:~ y GRAHAM UN ITED METHODIST Prf'achln~ 9 :lOa m , first and second Sun days of eac h month third and fo urth Sun da y s e ach month worship serviCE's at 7 30 p m Wednesday eve nings at 7 30 p m PrayPr and Bible Study SEVENTH DAY ADVtNTIST, Mulb err~ Hrighl s Road Pomeroy Michael PI onkowsk i, ~astor. Marie Spires Sabbath School Supt Sabba th SChool at 2 p m on Saturday with ~ orshlp services following at 3 IS p m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sisler Harrittt Warner, Supt Sunda y School 9 30 a m , Morning Worship, 10 45 a m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Da vid Mann minister William Snouffer, Sunda y School Sup! Suhda)o Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornlnjl: Worship 10 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po meroy Plkl' David Hunt . pastor Jack Needs Su nda~ School Dlrtector Sunda y Scool, 9 30 a m M01::nlng Worship 10 30, evenlnlit wors hip 7 30 p m Tuesday Vlsl tallon. 7 p, m Wednesday Prayer servi ce 7 30 p m 'w M!sslatl Frlg ds., 7 30 P m. Girls In Action, 7 30 p m Ac leens 7 30 P m , Choir Pra C'tiCe, 8 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CH URCH. Bal le!!o Run Road Rev Emmt'lt Raw so n pUs tor Hand!~ Dunn ·s up! 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Bnng In your old stylus and we'll find the right replacement UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY ftA>, W~~onda .Joh•son, Director Hamid John~on Dlret:tor of EduuUon HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sundav Worship servlcC' g 00 a m Chu 1 t h School 10 1~ a m . Blbl€' Studv Sunda y 7 30 P m Prayer Group Wednf.'Sda y 9 00 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Churc h School to 15 A M Mqrn\ng worship 11 15 A M Blblr Study. Tuelday, 10 00 a m , Blblfl Study Thurs dalv~fb~~ FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH Worship Servlc• 9 00 Church SChOOl 10 00 a m Bible St!!'dy Tuesday. 10 8 m : Junior and Senior Hllh Youth Group Sunday 6•00 P m I!UTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor, Rfv John Evans SundaY SchOOl tO 00 a m Sunday Morning Worship 11 00 a m . ctl.ildren'l Church 11 a m ' Sunday even· lftl IPI'Vke. '1 00 P m Wednesday eveon· Ina YoUDI Llrdles' Auxiliary, 6 00 P rn. ~nHday Family worship 7 no p m "' HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. near Lf)nR Bonom •F,:dsei Hart, pastor. Sunday ~ m hiS ' ..... lltE DAILY · Complete ··For A Real Au chan _._<: olllhe Real McCoy" I 0 ' Mac " McCcy r g 01 \._ _ R' 1, Reedsv•lle, Oh 98S 3944 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Naloonwode Ins . Co . Automott'le Serv•ce Locu\t & Beech Street 992 9921 Mtddleport Pomeroy .. ~ SENTINEL _ --'""""'.. f ~ ~· -~~--i Equipment ~~~·:.:;d Phone (6 14) 7477 777 Attend Church this Sunday ...,._, 214 E Matn 992 · 5130 Pomeroy ot Columbus 0 804 W Mam 991 2311 P o m e r oy Rutland . Oh10 45175 J Wm · Bill Sro..,.n , Owner M1ddlepor1 Pomeroy 0 • a ,, Prescr1ptaons ,, ElliS & SONS SOHIO ru ~~~~! 992· 2955 I v/ MID PI EPORT CHURC H OF THE NA Ful ly equip ped, runs good Club cab , auto . PB. PS, topper 380/o 6995 1975 OLDS CUTLASS STA. WGN ....... S139S 1976 FORD F-250 ............................ S1395 SWISHER & LOHSE OLD Pomeroy 992 3325 CK SUPERMAR~~_:,~ MIDDLEPORT ~~ .. 14:2:2 33 -. 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Supr ~lin SIJ II~ 0)1 Ph. 915·4100 216 S Second NEW YORK ,.' ~ CUJIHING HOUSE ;J'~·"7' KERMIT'S KORNER !.iJ'«l S"'* lllendt(lt oiiiiiU -8 ~lll'lf Slll1 ol Oflto llettby ttr1 htt IIIII ,UlNA CAQLT'I'' Sllf!m CO Of IL ol Oo.ners Gtv¥1 51• Ollllmrt. hu CIIOOI'"ttcl • llh ~~~ oil" '' Slll:t ~(.tOll IQ ll l n::l•l IUihor ua Guo 1111 1"1 Cu"8'11 ~II II) I lntlel n lilt rlllt til 'WCII)IIItf tluainKI of ftS.II'I IICI 111 lone110• COIIII•IIOII ol tnOM!il'llll l~"ullllllliJIIII'IIICIIII'IIIIItn u IOiow!l on O.:tnllleo 31 St. Rl. R•v Ro99s "Moll 51 the Hurons Saturday. And Rockets' Coach Dan Sunrell Is worried. "They area teamwlthamisslon," Simrell said. "They concern me. They're a very good football team that believes in itself and is ready to Wln I just hope it ISn't against us " At 3-0-1, Central Michigan and Toledo lead the league Bowling Green IS next at 3-l-0, and Northern lllinms and Ohio share fourth at 2-1-1. In other games Saturday, Central MIChigan meets host Miami, Northern Illmms plays at Bowlmg Green In a matchup of the last two league champions, Kent State VISits Ohio, and Western Michigan travels to Ball State Eastern Michigan hasn't won Its last 16 games and IS 1-14-1 under second-year Coach Jim Harkema S!Ji•~OIIoo VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Church Toledo, Bobcats hosts MAC foes By GEORGE STRODE This Me&u.ge and Church Directory · SONS SlORE -- Wedne50ey Tnurlday Ephnians Moll'l&r pared E Corbitt , Assl!irilant NORTHEAST CLUSTER Kev. Don Archer ... Salurday OO!hes and our lreshl'f 511 ned shoes anc:t leave lor churdl u 1he bella around ltle oomer called me.- falflful home How gratetul I am to my parents !Of mak1ng &li"ICI8r church OQIOQ ll habit The C HURCH , co rnN Ash and Plb.m Les ll l" H.1 y man pa s lor Sunda' School 1010fl a m Morn ing Worship 11 00 a m Wed · nr>scllt\ a nd Sc~rurdav Eve ning Sflrvlces a! 7 111 p m ,Jam~ Fnday Luke 12 324 POIIIIoe& and Pfepllled the rout Witt! dlnn&f '" tile OYer'l arldlltaall 1111 ltlsh8!1 c10na we d Oreu In our b&sl MIDDl EPORT FREEWilL BAPTIST God Oeddy always sh1ned our shoes on Saturday n~hl Men'loriel of Sunday mom 1ngs at ~ tne smol! ot shoe polish •~d frying bacon and a sense ol """"""' 1~ 1eug.,t me to love and ls:uah - Rev Roy Deeter Rev Si!ldon John11on ALFRED - Churct} School 9 30 a m . Wors hip 11 a m UMYF, li 30 p m UW, HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNJON Rev T hird Tut s dav , 7 30 p m Commumon, Tom Staten pas tor Su nda) School 9 30 a firs! Su nda y IArcherl m Evening service 7 30 p m Wednesda y CH EST ER - Worship 9 a m Ch u rch prayer meeting 7 30 p m S(' hoo llO a m Bible St ud y Thurs day 17 p BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF m UMW , firs t Thursday 1 p m , Com CHRIST. Duane Warden mlnl~ter Bible munlon fir s t Sunday (Archen class 9 30 a m , Morning Worship 10 30 a JOPPA - Wors hip 9 30 a m , Churc h m , Eve ning Wors hip 6 30 p m W£1dnes Schoo l 10 30 am Bible Stud y Weodnes day Bible Study 6 30 p m day , 7 30 p m /Johnson) NEW ST IVERSVIllE COMMUNITY LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9 30 a m Wo rs hip 7 p m Billie Stud y Wed .,. CHURCH, Sunday School servtce, 9 45 a service 10 30 a m , m , Worship nesday 7 30 p m UMYF. Wednesday. E va ngelistic Serv ice '1 30 p m Wednes 6 00 p m Communion F lrs1 Sunday day Prayer m eeting 7 30 p m Thu rs day 1Archei I ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, P omeroy REEDSVILLE -Church School 9 30 a Harrisonv ille Rd R obert PurtPil, mini s m Wor s hip Se-rvice 11 00 am ( Deelerl ter R on Riffle. Sunda)l School SuJ)('rlnten TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL denl Su nday School 9 30 a m Worship Chu rc h Sc hool 9 a m Wor s hip 10 a m ser vice 10 30 a m E vflnln g worship Sun BiblE' Smdy Tues day .•? 30 p m UMW day 7 p m and Wedn esda y 7 p m Third Tuesd ay 7 30 p m Communio n ST JOHN L UTHERAN CHURCH, {'lne First Sundav (Archer) Grove ThP Rev Wlll\am Mlddles'o\arth CENTML CLUSTER pas1or Churc h service 9 30 a m Sunday Rl!v ,JameM E Corbitt School 10 30 o m Re\' Steven Nelson BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Re\' Richard Kothemlch John Wrlght passtor Sunday School 9 30 Rev. Robert E. Robinson a m, Larry Haynes S S Su p! Morning Rev Andrew Rubenklng wors hip 10 30 a m ASBURY !Sy racuse) -Wors h!p11 am RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA Church SC'hool 9 45 am , Charge Bible RENE Rev . Thomas H Collier pa stor S!udy Wednesday 7 30 p m, UMW. firs! Martha Wolfe Chairman of lhfl Board or TuPsday 7 30 p m Choir Reht: arsal Christian Lirf, Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Wednes day 6 30 p m UMW, rourth Su n Morning wors hip 10 30 o:t m , , Su nday day. 6 30 p m !Nelson I evening worship 7 30 p m Praye r meeting E NTERPRIS E - WoFshtp 9 a m 7 30 p m Wednesday Chu rc h Sc hoo110 a m Bible Study Tues LIBERTY CHRISTIA N CHURCH Dex day, 7 30 p m, UMW F irst Monda \ 7 30 ter Woody Call, pastor Services Su nday p rn , UMYF Sunday 6 p m Choir Rt> 10 am and 7 p m Wednes day, 7 p m h('ar sal . 6 30 p m Wednrs day ! RolhC' RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don L m \chl \\alker Pastor RobPrt Smith Sundav FLATWOODS- Church School 10 a m School Supt S unday School 9 30 a m Worship , n a m , Blbl(> Study, Thursd Morn ln'g wo1 ~ hlp 10 40 a m Sunday dav . 7 p m, UMYF Sundav 6 p m ("vening wors hip 7 ID p m . Wedn C'sda y 1Ro1 hemlchl , e vening Bible s tud y 7 :10 p m FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m BURliNGHAM COMMUNITY Chu rch Sc hool 10 a m, Choir practtcr CI1URCH Burllnsrh<lm RE''- OI<C'\ Rav Tuesday. 6 30 p m , UMW flr s l Tuesday, Laundf'rmilt pa s tor Ph 992 7:1211 Su nda' 7 ~ p m I Nels on \ School 10 OO a m Su nda\ eH nrng ser,lc£> H E ATH IMiddleportl- Church Sc hool 7 00 p m WPdne s da\ P\ E'mA g sPrvrce 9 :10 a m , Wors hip 10 :Jl a m , B lbi P 7 00pm Stud y Tue sd ay, 10 am UMW S('{'Ond DANVILL E HOli NESS CHUR CH Mondav 7 :MJ p m UMW Second Mon loca!ed on Rl :125 bet\l.f'f'n Vrnton a nd day 7 JO p m UMM Third Monday 7 30 L'unJ!Svi ll €' R£'v Ben Watt s pa slor Sun p m /Robinson\ dav Scho ol 8 30 a m , Bobbv La mbe rt S MINERSVILLE - Wor s hip Sen•icr- 10 S Sup! Mor ning wors hip HI ID .t m Chll a m Church School 11 a m UM\\ 1hrrd d ren s Happ} Ho ur 6 4:1pm P1 a\C'r a nd• Wcdn('sday 1 p m Choir pracTi ce Mon Btbl(' Stud y 7 30 p m Miss ion ary fllf'('t mgday 7 30 p m !Nelson\ • fi rs l WPdnesday or £>ac h m ont h i 30 p m PEARL CHAPEL - WorshiP &rv\('e 9 For \nformal io n ca ll 388 1«67 a m Church School 11 a m UMW se SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Lollle, cond Tuesday 7 30 p m UMYF las1 Tu es paslo r S!('\'P Lilli e S S Supt Sundav dav 7 30 p m / ubenk lng l School 10 am Mo rnmg v. ors lp 11 am POMEROY - Churc h School 9 15 a m Sunda\ even in~ w o1s hip 7 30 p m Prav<>r Wors hip Service 10 30 a m Choir r£> m ('C'fi n~ a ndBibl ('sl ud vThu• s dav 7 ~Op hfla rsal Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW se m YouTh m('('ting Wednc>sday a! 7 p m co nd Tuesda\ 7 30 p m , UMYF, Sunday, CHRISTIAN FEllOW~HIP CHURCH 6 p m (Corbitt) 383 N 2nd Ave , M!ddi Pporl Sunday ROCK SPRINGS- Chu rc h Sc hool 9 15 Schoo l 10 a m Sunda} a nd Wednesda y a m Wo rship lO a m BlblP St udv Wed Even ing sPrvlce!'O <tt 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m. UM YF /Senlor"' l Sun CHES TER CHURCH OF GO D R<v R dav 5 p m i Junior s) evcn othC'r Sun E Robinso n pasto 1 SundaySchoo19.30a di:!~ 6 p m 1Rot hem lchl m, Wors hip ~ervice 11 a m E\(' n!n g RUTLAND- Chu rch SchOO l 9 4~a m scrviH' 7 p m Mid WC'Pk sl' nic(' V\f'dnes Wors hip 10 30 a m , UM \-\ (Even ln!J{ Clr day 7 p m cl('l ~econd Wednesda y, 7 30 p m UM\\ lA NGSVIll E CHRISTIA N CHURCH IAfl('rnoon C lrclf'l second Thursdav 1 p Rob er! E Muss£>r. pastot S unda~ School m !Rubenkingl 9 30 a m Paul Mus sPr s upt Morn !ng SALEM CENTER - Church Schoo\ 10 wor.s hlp 10 30 a m Sunday e vening se r a m \\ orship 9 t5 8 m I Rubenklnji!;l vi ce 7 p m mid ~eel< servt('(l Wt>dnE's SNOWVILLE - Worsh ip 8 30 am . da' 7 p m Church School 10 a m ( Rubenkin~ 1 SYRACSE CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Re v James B Klttl(" pa s tor SOUTHERN CLUSTER Sherm3n Cundiff, s upt Sunday Schoo l Re\'. Rocer Graee 9 30 a m Mornl n!Z worship 10 30 am . Rev Paul MeGulre Evang:('llst lc sNvlce fi p m Praver and Rev Keith Rader Prais e W('(lnesda y , 7 p m , You1h mee l APPLE GROVE -Church School9a m lng, 7 p m . Worship, 10 am (First a nd lh lr4 Sun· EDEN UN ITED BRETHREN IN days), UMW Second Tuesda y, 7 30p m. CHRIST E lden R Blakt.> pastor Sunday Prayer m eeting Wednesday. 7 p m ~hool 10 a m Robert Rt>€'d Supt Morn tGracfl ) ing sermon 11 a m Sunday night ser ..BETHANY - Worship 9 a m Church vtces Ctiristhin Endeavor 7 30 p m , Song School, 111 am Bible Study, Wednesday. SE'rvlctl 8 p m Prrachlng 8 30 p m Mid 10 a m Dorcas Women s Fellowship , week prayer meeting Wednesda y 7 p m Wl'dnesdav 11 a m lMl'Guln?) Alvin Reed, layl eader CARMEL- Church SC hool 9 .JJ a m , HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Worship, 10 ~5 am Second and Fourth Roger Wat son, past or C renson Pratt , Sundays. Fellows hip dinne r wtth Sutlon Sunday School Supt Mo r ning \\Orsh lp 9 30 third Thursday 6 30 p m tMcCuir£' 1 am Sunday School 10 30 a m , Evening EAST LETART- Church School9a m ser vice 7 30 p m , Wors hip 10 a m second and fou rth Sun MT UNION B APTIST, Donald Shue d avs UMW first Tuesda y 7 30 p m pastor, J O£' sayre, Sunday School Supt ~GracPI Sundal School 9 45 a m , Evtnlng wor LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a m , ship 6 30 p m , Prayer Meeting, 6 :11 p m Church SC'hoollO am (G race) Wednesday , MORNINGSTAR-Worshlp, 9' t5a m , TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Churc h School 10 :ll a m Bible Study CHRIST Jody Holland, minister Deryl Thursday. 7 30 p m ( Rader) Wells , Supt MOrning worship 8 00 a m MORSE CHAPEL- Churc h School 9 30 Church SChool 9 00 a m am Worship 11 am <Rader) CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· PORTLA!m- Church SchoolS 30 p m RENE Rev Herbert Grate. pastor Worship 7 30 p m , UMYF Wednesday Frank Rittle s upt Sunday School 9 30 a . 30 p m . (McGuire) m Worship serv ice, 11 a m and 7 p m RACINE WESLEYAN - Church Sunday Wednesda y, 7 p m Prayer meet · School, 10 a m , Worllhlp, 11 a.m , UMW lnR. fourlh Monday 7 30 p m , Men's Prayer LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Breakfast, Wednesday, 7 am (Grace) ' CHURC:H Rev Robert Miller, paS!or RoSUTI'ON- Church School, 9:30am.; bert E Barton, Diree1or ot Chrlatlan Edu· Morning wonhlp 10. 4~ a. m first and third cation, Lloyd Wright, assistant . Sunday Sunday1, Fellowship dinner with Carmel, School 9 :Jl a m • Morning worthlp IO 30 Jhlrd Thursday, 6 30 p m (McGulr@) a m , Choir practice, Sunday 6:30 p m , Evening worship '1 30 p m Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7, 30 p. m 0 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Ollv•l • DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, s!~: Supt sunday SChool 9 30 a m ev · Charles Russell Sr minister Rick Ma ery week ~!age ~ wort~hip hu been my retugo erw:l1lrength lhfougt'o 01.11 my ~Ja Mltfld your t:hurd\ or synago9'Ue regu lar1y aod take your dlildfen Wllh you II Is 11e most 11T!p011an1 MT HERM ON UN ITE D you can g•ve ,,.. __ _ ~-~ combtr ,"Sup! Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Worship servic e 10 30 a m Bible s tudy , Tuesday, 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHc RCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF lATTER DAY SAINTS Port land Racine Road \\Ill lam Roush pa s tor l.\nda Evans chu rch school director (!hurc h school 9 30 a m Morning wmsip 10 30 a m , Wednes day evenmg pra yer se rvices 7 30 p m BETHlEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler , pastor Wors hip sen Ice 9 30 am Sunda y School 10 30 a m Bible Study a nd prayer service Thursday, 7 30 p m THE CARLETON INTERDENOMINA TIONAL CHURCH KlnJ! sbury R oad Rev David Curfman pas l ot Sundav School 9 30 am , Ra)ph Carl. Sup! Evening wor ship 1 30 p m Prayel' meet1nlil: . Wednes day 7 30 p m LON G BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Jod v Holla nd pasror Wallacfl Dam e wood, Sunday Sc hool Supt Worsh ip st'('YiC£', 9 a m Bible School 10 a m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Rev Thereon Durham pas tor Sunday School a1 9 30 a m M9rnlng worsh ip a! 10 30 a m S und ay (>venlng St>rvtce at 7 30 p m Thursday services hit 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ol Bald Knob located on County Road 31 Rev Lawrence Gluese neamp , pasTor Rev Roger Willford , ass! pastor Prea c hing serv \ces Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesda y, 7 30 p m Gary Grlffll h lead er Youth groups Sunday evening at 6 30 p m wllh Rogrr and VIolet WUifordd leaders Communion serv ice first Sunday Pa ch month WHITES CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- Coolvil le RD Rev . Phillip Rl denour pas tor Sun day School 9 30 am . worship service 10 30 a m Blbtt' study and ~<~.orshlp sPrvlce, WednPsda y 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF BRETHRE ~ IN CHRIST CHURCH l oca !ed In Trxa s Communlt v off Ct Rt 82 Re' Robe r! Sanders pas t or Don Will lay lea d e>r Sun da y Sc hoo l 9 30 a m , Mornin g Wors h1p ]0 45 a m Evenin£ prraching service se co nd and fou rt h Sunday at 7 30 p m C h rl~!laA E nd e>a\or fl rs1 and third Sun day, 7 JO p m Wednesday prayer mee11ng: and Bible Study 7 30 p m 5 ' 20 Siund t WOtJkl help get breaktast wtule Rt>v pm 11 1 40 Schoo l 9 30 a m , Worship 10 30 a m . Pra\t>r mee ting 7 30 p m Thursda y Fay Sauer, Director non P ent ecosta l J oy Clark pas tor Wo r s hip service Sunday 10 a m , Su nd a) School 11 a m Even ing wo rs hip service 7 00 p m Wednesday pra yer meellng 7 00 7 10-24 G{ocertesGeneral Merchand1se Racane949 25:50 MEIGS COOPE RATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD II 1 18 CHRIST, Mark Jones pa s tor Bill Nicholson , Sun day School Supt Sunday School9 30 a m , Morn ing Wo rs hip and Comm un ion 10 30 a m RUTLAND BIBlE METHODIST Amos Tillis pastor Ja y St ifes supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m , Morning worship 10 30 a m , Sunday eve ning S€'rvice 7 00 p m Wednes da y service 7 p m WMPO pro gram 9 a m tach Sunday RUTLAND CHUR CH OF THE NAZA REN E Rev Lloyd 0 Grimm Jr pas10r Sunda y School 9 30 a m , Wors hip service 10 30 a m Young peoplt's se-rv ice 6 p m Evangell~tlc service 6 30 p m \\ednesday serv l c~ 1 p m JEH OVA H S WITNESS 37319 Sial< Rouw 1211 Jon e m il£' f'3SI of Ru !landl Sun day Blblc \ecture9 :«<a m \\a !chlower s lud y 10 30 a m Tuesd ay B tb lc slud y 7 3{1 p m T hursda\ The ocrallc Sc hool 7 30 p m Service m€'£'t\ng 8 20 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Loc a!cd on 0 J \\!h ire Road of Hrgh .... a y 160 Pa r Henson pasl or Sundav School 10 a m C l a~ses for all ;.~~P~ Junror.Chur c h 11 a m, Mornln,ll' "or~~;hlp 11 a m Adult Ch01r practi ce 6 p m Su nda \' Young P('o pi(" s Ch \ldren s Churc h a nd Adult Bib\(' Stud v Wed nf'sda!!o a t 7 30 p m HOP E BAPTIST CHAPE L 570 Grant Sl Middleport Afflltal£1d Vdlh SouthPrn Baptrst Conv enrlon Sunda y Schoo110a m Mornln~ v.orshlp 11 am Ev("ntnj::: v.or s hip 7 p m V.f'dm• sd a \ evenrng Brbl f' s tud y a nd prayN mN'tl nR 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST St R1 IN a nd Co Rd ~ Mark St"f'Vt'r ~ mrm ~ te l Sundav School Su p t SIP\ f' PICkf'n<;, Sundav School li 30 a m Mormng; u.•or s hip 10 :W a m E vl'nlng v.or s hrp 7 p m Wf'dnesda" -Aors h tp 7 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHt.; RCH Co rnN SvcamorC' and Se- cond Si s Po mNO\ T ht' R£'\ William Mtddles'Aarlh pslor Sund a\ SC hool 9 -1~ a m Ctrur{'h SC's~~~k k\::· mHEART CHURr H Ms}!r Anlhon y C1a nn umorl' P h 992 3~8 Sa tur da' EH n i n ~ Ma ss i 30 p m Sunda' Ma ss ~am and 10 a m Co nresr;;lo nc; one hair hou r bfoforf! C'ach Mass CCDcld""f'S 11 a m Sund ay VICTORY BAPT IST 5~5 N ~nd S! Mtddlf"port Ja m(' S E Kef'SCf' pa o;tnr Sundav m ornlnj.! "mshrp 10 am E ~ rn ing sPrvlce 7 p m '14.<'dnE>sda v e \('n!ng wors hip 7 p m \o ls ll allon T hu rsd av l:i «J pm TRINITY CHRISTIAN AS.~EMBLY Coolville. GIIIJert SpencN pas lor Sunda v School9 30 a m Mornrng s C' rvtc£' 10 30a m S unda y tvening sen Ice 7 00 p m , Mid Wl'f.>k pra y('r SPn.dC't:' WC'dnesda) 7 p m MT OLIVE CO MM CNITY CHURCH Lav. rene<' Bus h paslor M ax FolmC' r Sr Supt Su nda y School and Mornin g \\ orshtp q ]()::. m SundayrvenlngsNvlc(' ip m Youlh m('f'!lng and Bl.ble Stud \ W<'dnes da' 7 p m UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rt ion P o m('rov By P ass Rev Ro be rT Smith Sr pa stor R Pv J a m E'S Cund iH a sst pa!iTOr Sundav Sc hool 9 :W a m Mo r nin g "ot s hip 10 30 a m Ev{'ni n g ~ orshtp 7 30 p m Wom e n s F'Pilov. s hip T u('~ d a' 10 a m Wt'dn esd ay nigh! pra yer sf'rviC(' 7 30 p m FA ITH BAPTIST CHURCH Rarlroa d St Ma son Sunda\ SrhoollO am Morn tn.[l v.orshlp 11 am F.\Pnmg S('f\!cefi p m P t <:~VP r ffif'C'tln g and Bible S!Ud\ Wf'd nt>s da} 7 p m F OREST Rt.:\ BA P11 Sr Rf''- '\\le Bor den p ~ sror ro rnriJU s Bunth s up r Second and Sunda' Sr tmol q :\0 <J m fou rth ~u nd a~o;; v.ors hrp "C'nrce .112 10 p m \liT i\.lORIAH BAPTJt;1 F'o1.1 rth a nd \1<J itl Sr \1rdd iq JOr1 Rf'\ Cahl n Minnr s pt ~ t {l r :\'lrs El\ln Bumgardnfr s upr Sund.t\ S< hool <+ !II J m '14. ors h rp Sf'n rcP HI 4~ a m SUCCE" ROA D CHuRC H OF CHRIST - lose ph B H o~ K r ns P \ angt> lr~ t Sund<J\ Brbl f' S1U d v <+a m Wors h ip 10 a m Sun d <:r \ f'\ r mn~ ~f'n lcr 6 p m Wr dnf'Sda\ f'\enrng s('J' lr' i p m p£;-.;TE CQS rAJ ASS EM BL' fiacl ne Rt 12<1 \\ll lta m Hoback p~s10r Sundav Sc hool HJ am Sunday ('\C tl ln!! -.Pr'-!Cfl 7 p m Wednes da' ('\ e n\ng sen rcc 7 p m CARPENTER RAPT 1ST Don Chea dl C' Supt Sunda' Sc hOOl G '\0 :.t m Mornrng W o r ~ h rplO lOa m P nnNS('r\JCf' allern <:~tf' Su nd il\S 0 MIDDL E P ORT PEl" I F~ lOSl ,\i I tur d ,\\ (' Rf'' Clar k Baker pa ~ 1 or ( oJrl I'\ or nngham Sundd \ Schoo\ Sup l Sun d~ ' School 10 a m u1ith cla~s£'~ for all ag('s EH•mng Sl'r\ ICH at lip m \\ fldnP~da\ 8 1 blc s!ud' at i ~0 p m \ o uth ~f'r\ ~{('<; F" rr di:t\ at 7 lOp m ECCLE S IA F'El l OW S HlP UR Mr ll S! Middle port Brot hf't Chuck :vl c PhN,on pa s lor S und.-1 \ Sr honl 10 .1m Su ndcn (•venrn g ~('1\l (C" . 1 1 ~ p m dn d\\ Pd nC's dd\ S(' rVICC'" a t 7 p m '\l !QL TTY 8.\PT ISl Ear l ShulN Pd" tor Su nd a' Scho ol 9 lO .1 m Ch urc h ,.,.,..r " 1C(" i p m \ outh ffiC'C'I!ng li p m 1 U( s da\ Brb lt STud\ <~I i p m F'UI L GOSPEL LIC HTH Ol SE TYJ. .f 1 Htlu nd Road Poml.'t O\ Tom KC' ll\ pa s l or Dann\ Lambt'n S S Su pr Sundt:~\ mm nrng M'! \ rcr ,11 10 d m Sund..t\ £ \f'n t n ~ SN\ IC£' i 1fl p ffi TUf"•d,l\ <1 nd 1 hur<o. d.n Sf'n !Cf'S at i VI p m Y..OR D O F FAITH q~ \l 1ll Sr \1td dlr pori Rrc h:lrd Stf''t\>a rt p.1~1 11 Sunri.n m ornl n ~ <;Pr\frp lOam Sund1 \ Jqmn g 1 :Kl Tuf'sd a\ m ot nrnpB rbl('~t ud \ lOH m \\ ('dn PSd.1\ ('\('nt nt: - til 1 m 1hu ~ d...t \ m01nrng \ ld N'l " llh K.cnn C'th ('np•. t.r nd 10 a m F'n da ' I'H' ntn ~ ' rdro" rh h: r nnl'th Co p('land 'i "lf) p m ~E n HAVF r.; l HCR CH OF I HE\\ ZARENE Rr\ Glrndon S11 oud pd~tn1 Sundt~vSc: hool!l lila m \\ 11r'- t11p~ 1\lrl IO 10 am \ ourh sl'nlrf' Sunct,n +J h p m Sunda~ C'\ f'mn ~ Sf>r\ICP7 fWip m \\rd nf'sd a' P ra\1('1 MC'C' tln J:: ,'l nd B1hlt ~T ud' i 00 p m \:EASE SEn I F\iE ~T CHL R CH Sun da\ al lf'r nOO n sC>n ICf"!. .It 2 lll I hu r ~d..r\ C\f' mn g o;t"'r\ I Cf'!.: at 7 30 F"I RST BAPTI ST CH L.:RC"H \l ._r ..on \\ \a P a:-.to r B \11 Murph' Sund 1\ " ' hnol Hl a m Su nd a \ I:'H' tlln g 7 30 p m P ra\C' I mN'!I n$! and Brblf' s tud\ \\ ('dnt.!',d,l' ~ 10 p m [ \ en o n(' v.f:'lco m r RLTLAND FREE \\ILl BAPllST S.r lf'm Si Rf'' Paul Tavtor p.1s1or Sund;.~\ SthoollO a m Su nd il\ <'H'nrng- 10 p m Wf'dn rs d a~ ('\ C"ntnJ! p raH•r JTI('f'trng 7 111 pm SOL T H BETHEl '\F.\\ 1 ESl 1-\ ME\:l CHL: HC'H S1hC't Rrd gp Ouanp S,dc n s tr\rkpr pi:! stor Sund ,1\ "rhol)l ll a m ("hUTch suvr tt' Hl ,, m B1bh '!111h \\t>d nf'sda\ ar i 3fl p m June t hl u "'' ]>!f' mt)(> r ~ p m Ocr ofX'T 1h1 u \ l l\ Sund H f' .('nm g f f' lio'<' "hrp ~ p m Jun.., th l o s , pl r mbP1 6 p m Oc1nbfo1 thtu M J\ MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miller S1 Ma son W Va Eugene L Conger m1 nlsler Su nda) Bible Srudy 10 a m Wor sh\p 11 a m and 7 p m WMnes day Bible Stud;y, vocal mus iC' 1 p m liBE RTY ASSEMBLY Of GOD, Dud ding Lant> Ma son W Va .l N Thacker pastor Evening service 7 30 p m Wo men s MlnlStl"), Thur sday, 9 30 am. Wednesd ay Prayer and Bibl e Slud y, 7 15 pm HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UN ION The Rev William Ca mpbell pas1or Su nday School 9 30 a m , James Hughes supt Everfln~ sen ICe 7 30 p m Wtdnsdav evening prayer meet lng 7 30 p m You th prayer servict' each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Le Tart W Va, R1 1. James Ltwl s, pa s t or Wo r s hip serv ices 9 30 a m . Sund ay 5<-hoolll a m . Eve nin g w orship 7 30 p m Tuesday cottage prayer m ~ Hng a nd Bib le Study 9 30 a m , Worship srr v ltoe , Wednesday 730pm OUR SAVI OU R lUTHERAN CHUR CH Walnul a nd H€'n ry Sts Ravfnswood , W Va Th e R"v George C Weirick , pastor Sunday SChool 9 30 a m Sunda y worship llam CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH located on Pomeroy Pike Count y Road ~near Flat woods Rev Bla ckwood. pastor Services on Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sund ay Sch0ol9 30 a m Bible Srudy Wed nesday. 7 30 p m FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST Sr Rt 338 AnHqul1\ Rev Franklin Dickens pastor Su nd ay morn \ng 10 a m , Sunday e-vening 7 30 p m Thu rsda y evening 7 :rl p m STIVERSVlllE CO MM UN ITY BAP TIST CH URCH Paslo r Robert ByE"rs Sunday School 10 a m , Wors hip serv ice 11 a m Sunday evening service.?· 30 p m Wednesday cvenln~ service 7 :11 p m INDEPENDENT IIOUNESS CHURCH Inc P ear l Sf , Middleport Rev 0 Dell Manley , pas lo r Sunday School 9· 30 a m Morning worship 10 30 a m , E 'tenlng worship ? 30pm Tuesday 12 30pm Wo men's Prayer meoetlng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m Prayer a nd Praise sen lee RUTlAND APOSTOLI C CHURCH OF JESUS CHR IST, Elder James MUier Bi· ble Study, Wednesday 7 30 p m, Sunday SchoollO a m , Sunday night service, 7 30 pm POMEROY WESlEYAN HOLINESS. Harrisonville Road David Fert'E'll pas tor, Henry Eblin . Jr , Sunday School SUpt Sunday School 9 30 a m . morning wor ~hlp, 11 a m Sunda y eve nin g service 7 l> p m Praye r Meeting , Wednt>Sday 7 Yl p m Sermonette T he qu!f'l !:.tl\lnr-.s!'i of t hP nU?ht "' JS b1 okf' n b\ fa ml ~1.1nd ~ 0omrn1.! 11 nm1 Th r ,, , 1 111 S)rocus<'\l.a\ 1h<' su n had alrf'ad\ Sf'l a nddo.trkn('sso,~,ast"'\cn'<'hrlf' 1 h1 ,, rrr11l .. 1 \1 ioudf'r and lx'camC' a mrlod ) I ca n 1rememtx>r now buT 1 Think 11 \.1 •'- S!f'pht 11t ~~~~~ 1 \ . . 1 stood on m' p:1rch 1 sa" rhr man\ liJ:!ht s s lov. l} hradm.[l south f01 (IO\\ ntO\\ n P111no 1 ' Then 1 kn~ !he' 0t'lltl Qu~ n \HI S sl f'a mm ~ doo,~,n rl\Cr a fl rr d.u k \\ith tht 1 lllu .po pla\lnJZ The' \i~h1s W!')"{' bcaul1ful and the music delighTful ro hC':'l l M\ ! hnu l.! h t~ \u n! back In limPv. hen S{'('in,:!: a srcamboal on thC' nvrrwould ha \ C' bN•n ll C'O mmnn r\ { n11 1•1 Mel~ COunl~ 1 am ~1.1 d 1 sa" ' and heard the [)('Ir a Qu<'en thJI m~h! Wha t aOOut going: bac k tn tln'W E!'-C'tl fa'rtlfer !han a fev.f\t'll!"' • Tr- got nc b.1c h. 1ol th, Pllgrlmo; Iandin,:!: on Ph m out h Rod. or to lh<' da)sofCht 1st or M r~('SO J ro t ht' cll\ '-I 11h1 Ar k a nd Us master Noa h Don I vou 1h\nk 11 would be a WC'alltlin!Z 1n :-f'(' th t• \ r h. 1ru1 l('am about all I he animals and th€' ram of :10 days anct <W nlghls" H.I H' n 1 u1u 1" 1 wond('J"l'() atw:mt C'\("nls manv 't>a rs ago In Bible times" W(' knov. thl' <;. f ori~ :110\11 ll \ \ rt'mem~r lhC' plclul'f'S ol thosP Bibhca \ peoplf' from our Sund •:n School nurt~rrll \\ 1eallz.e that Chr\stlantt\ L'> a dl\1ne lhm~ and not a S('('Ula r ff'('linR or roncf'r n 11 I'- 111•1 1 of don r do's but a rt'la tlon!;hlp whh a llvtng holv and d!'1nf' r,oo W€'are loldlf \.I. Pdol10t fl'a d a nd stud\ his1on llf'mavbedf'slrnr"dloll\1 11 ~ ~ 111 ~ J also wl!h the Blbl£' If WC' dO not stUd} S{'riously lh<' u.ord or C'.od ou1 dpo;.rr n' '"Lucio ut tm us and 11 ts no! Hf'a\en Wrdare nor JgnOre fhP Bible> I! l('!l s us .,.. hat \\C' mu'- !.rlrt Bl.'lu'\ t on the Lord Jesus Ch ris! and you shall 1:x> saved Thi s hao; br<'n Ill( t:.IJ, rn foz generallons oC Heaven Dwl'llffs Look to lh(' BibiC' Th£1 o,~, orc\ of Gnd :md onf' thin~ sl mds .S.. out You must haVE' a positive attitude- If all you ca n do Is Jxl a~al nsl l hln~. bf1 unlt 1nen \>OU are destined lobe lo."il loa hf'a\t>nly home Wf' need to bt~ d1vlnf' C"hrlsllan:-. am1 not 9£'CUiar believers Do not be mlsk'd by prople u. ho sav Ch1is t s " ~' '" lo bP ag::tJRSI things u aU you ra n sa} Is I m against Q.rlnk agalnsl por nogra ph\ , agalns1 roc k mu:o.t( ag:atnst da ncing a~aln.-.1 ca1 d playlng!='aga insl a~atnst a5ra ln.-.1, \OU <.tr£' doomed to bP outside Hea vro and In the d£o\IU s domam of fire a nd brl msl oll£' a nd to1 TTlC'nt It r~ 111 11 1 good place to be 1t lc; Ihe pits as thl' kids would sa) toda\ ScMng and he<\rln,:!: tht> Della Queen go down river that nij!hl v. a s 10\f'h h m ., not 1JE> the fastesl way to travel but you wlh ~t when• you ar(' golnl'! Thou~ nds of PI~'Plt• over the years can vouch for that rac l of life SO also can thOusand!; of Hf':-t\ cnlyO\\('llrt s tNl you, thai thE' 1rulh of the Bible Is simple Believe on thf' Lord J rsus Chlls1 and vnu s h:~ \1 be saved It' s In the book 11 ts htStorv 3nd It Is 1rulh - RC'' Willia m Mlddl~\l. :.ulh Meigs County Lwtherans �P&ge-6-The Daily ~tinel Loan reviews begin for debt restructuring . ~ergencysquads Maniage license Five calls were answered 1burs· day by local units, the Meigs County Emergency Medical ServiCes reports. At9:44a.m.,RaclnetooklnezHIU, Broadway St.. to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at·5: 26 p.m., took · Etta Ellis from the .Pomeroy ~alth Care Center to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 7:28p.m., went to Eastman Ridge for Danny Harshburger, not transportation required; Tuppers Plains at 9 p.m. went to Reedsville for Gar Smith, taken to Veterans Memorial; rutland at 10: 23 p.m. went to Meigs M)ne 2 for Greg Richardson, to Veterans Memorial. To end marriage The marriage of Alfred R. Smith, Sr., and Joyce Ann Smith was dissolved and .the maiden name of . Joyce Ann Peterson was restored this week in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. · Students given rest Schools in the Southern Local School District have been off the last two days due to a teachers' inservice day at ¥etgs High School Thursday lind parent-teacher conferences tOday. Conferences were scheduled from 9 a.m. to3 p.m. Jail escapee A man1age license has been issued ill the MelgsCountyCommon Pleas Court toJamesWesleyCasey, Jr., 23, Point Pleasant, and Rhonda Lynn Snider, Zl, Ml(!dleport. . Rev1ews will begin Immediately of Farmers Home Admlnlstratlon (FrnHA) loan accounts to seewhlch farmers In Meigs, Athens, and Vinton need and will quality for a 011e-t1me set aside of part of their loan. Archie Stegall said today. FmHA has been authorized to set aside up to 25 percent - to a maximum o1 $200,0Xl - of the debt owed the agency for farmers who . are experiencing severe financial dlfftculty,, 11 the set aside will help ac~ a positive casll flow for the borrower. · Meets Saturday Hemlock Grange will meet at7: :ll · p.m. Saturday at the grange hall. Funds received ' . StateRegtstrarMlchaelJ.McCulilon aJUIOunced that the Bureau of Motor Velllcles has the September, 1984, distribution of license tax . revenues totaling $13,415,756.62 ready for disbursement to local governments. Meigs County's pay· ment will be$56,422.23. Teenager The Daily Seiltinei-Page-7 A Syracuse teenager escaped Injury when the carshewasdrlvlng struck a tree In an alley off Ohio 124 Thursday. The Gallia·Melgs post of the State · Highway Patrol said SheiTJ D. Sisson, 16, had just turned Jnto the alley when she apparentlY lost control of her car and went off the right side of the road. The 4: 25p.m. accident caused light damage to her car and she was not cited, according to tbe patrol. Admitted·-George Ostermeyer, Cheshire; May First, Rutland; Everett Jeffers, Racine; Geraldine Sexton, Mld!Ueport; Felix Alkire Pomeroy; Albert Tromm, Rutland. Discharged-Helen Reed, Rachel Gorman. Meets Sunday Th~ Meigs County Genealogical Society will meet at2p.m .Sunday at the Meigs County Museum. All interested people are invited. FRIDAY · "We will begin schedullng ap- · polntments for our borrowers to review .their accounts, determine If they need special a!!Sistance and see 11 we can make that aSsistance avaUable," Archie Stegall said. : "Not every borrower will qua~ for the set aside, but there might be some other way to help, such as .. consolidation or reschedu!W Of extstlllg !pans. We will look at all alternatives." .. Archie Stegall said all account$ will be reviewed. There are some exceptions, such as accounts In bankruptcy or foreclosure or tii(R determined 11ble to. graduate to other sources of credit. ·. SATIJRDAY SYRACUSE· A public chicken noodle dinner will be held by the Eagles Class of tbe Asbury ·United, Methodist Church, Syracuse, ill the church basement Saturday, with serv· tng from 5to 8 p.m. $3 for adults; $1.50 for chlldren up to eight. MIDDLEPORT - The Mld· dleport Uterary Club will meet at 2'p.m . Saturday atthe home of Mrs. Carl Horky with Mr's. Horky to review "1984" by Geoge Orwell. Response to roll call will be thoughts-on 2004. STOVE CO. 8 Years Experie'nce PH. 698-6121 (Continued from page 1) The Morning Star United Metho- r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ is that Halloweeners are tearing · dist · Church Homecoming will be · . down the posters. Sunday. There will be a worship Meanwhile, three defendants service at 9:45a.m.; Sunday school were placed on proba tlon after at 10: :ll; covered dish dinner at FRipAY AND SATURDAY. OCTOBER 19 & 20 appearances before Meigs County 12: 30. An afternoon service and Common Pleas Court Judge Cha· hymn sing wtU be held at 1:45 p.m. ~ rles Knight. with local talent featured . Keith (I> oz: Popper Steak, Wild Rice, Shrimp Egg Rolls) William Wesley Foley, charged Rader, pastor, invites the public. with breaking and entering, was given a six month sentence at the . Chillicothe Correctional lnstitute. AlllenoU.-Saia AI!NuQ>, Olllo The sentence was suspended and LUNCHEON SPECIALS OCT. 22ND-26TH Salurday, Od. I.S, 198f Foley was placed on probation for CA'Ml.E PRICES: MON.: Potato Soup, Cream Beef tin Toast, Green Beans, Slaw. two years. Feeder S!eers: IGood and Choice! :UJ.500 TUES.: Yagatabla Soup, Meal loaf, Mashed Potatoes, Cream Peas. lbs. 5().25-57: 500-7!lllbs. 43.7!>50. Hubert David Clower, charged Ff'('()er Heifers: ~Good and Choice) msoo WED~ Broccoli Soup, Pan fried Chi<ken, Mashed Potattits, Ho.memade wilh cultivation of marijuana, was lbs. l1·52.50; 500-7!llibs. :!1·56.25. Noodles. Feeder Bulls: !Good and Choice) :UJ.500 given ·a six month suspended lbs. 42·54.25; S00.7!lli!Js. 42.50-55. THUR.: Chili, 'aked Pork, Chops w/Dressing, Candied Sweet Potalott, sentence a nd was placed on Slaughter Bulls ]Over 1,000 lbs.l 37.7!>41. Limas. Slaugh ter Cows: Utilities 36-25-41.75: probation for two years. and Cutters 29.25-36. FRI.: Cheese Soup, ·laked Tuna & Noodle Casserole, Tossed Salad. Mary Yourkoski , charged with Canners Veals: (Choice & Prime) 3:1.50-55.50. FRESH HOMEMADE ROLLS EVERY DAY uttering bad checks, wasgivenaone Baby Caiii<!S: IBy the Head) U-50. HOG PRICES: year sentence in the Ohio Reforma· Hogs: INa. 1. Barrows & Gilts I m -2:l.l Jbs. . tory for Women at Marysville. The 43-45.50. ) . Butcher Sows 31·lJ.25. sentence was suspended and Your· Butcher Boars 31.50-32.50. kosky was placed on probation for Feeder Pigs: IB)' the Head) J5.31. one year .and ordered to make SHEEP PRIC~: Slaughter lambs 5150-55. rest itution. The Sips. SUNDAY FEED CHESI'ER - The Chester Bowhunten and Archery Club will hold a 28 target field range .and 3D target broad head trophy shoot !Iunday. Registration will be held between 12: :ll and 4 p.m. and further information may be 'o btained by calling 985-3364. THE BIRDS WEEI<END SPECIAL EGG DROP SAP ........................ .......... S7.9S SALMON STEAK ................................... S8.95 . matron, announc;ed. ' MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - Regular meeting Bethel62, International Order of Job's Daughters, 7 p.m Monday.at the Masonic Temple. Inl tla tory work. · .Dance AAUW meeting AVAILABLE AT: POMEROY - Thoinas Fer· guson, state auditOr, will be the speaket at the Tuesday night meetlllg of the MiddleportPomeroy Area Branch of the AmeriCan Association of University Women, to be held at 7: :Jl p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church felloWship hall. The publlc is inviteQ to attend. SUGAR RUN M.ILLS Feeder Lamo. !;3.50-51. I .POMEROY OH. Halloween party . 1 WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY 2 0~ 3 PIE~E LIVING ROOM SUITE OR ·4 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE RECEIVE S200-S600. OFF (Starting at S999.95) RECEIVE YOUI . . CHOICE OF A S699. ROLL TOP DESK .OR A S499 4 PIECE BEDROOM .SUI1E OR QUEEN OR FULL SIZE BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS SHOWN BELOW FOR ONLY ·s1 MORE. Pine with a touch of floral ~esign at a price you can't afford to pass up. • BURLINGHAM - . A com· munlty Halloween party will be held at the Woodmen Hall, Burlingham on Oct. 27 from 6 to 8 p.m. The Modern Woodmen adults and juniors, and the canrnunlty will sponsor the party. A fishpond, country store, games of all kinds and refresh· ments will be featured. All are welcome to attend. set Rtm.AND- Square, round and slow dancing to a live band will ge offered saturday e<~ening at Ell Denison Post 467 of ihe American , Legion, Rutland. Music will llegln at 9 p.m. and continue throurgh 1 a .m . Cost at the door Is $2 per adult and $1.50 per child. The public ts welcome. Library films to aid everyone ' MEIGS COUNTY - Several film showings have been scheduled at the Middleport and Pomeroy Libraries. At 7 p.in. Monday at the Middleport Library, two films will be showndeallngwithfraud, con games, and jury duty. On Oct. 25, at the Pomeroy Library and Oct. 29 at the the Middleport Ubrary, two Hallow~n films will be shown at 7 both evenings. Past Councilors Club meets several members were reported help Hayes and Mrs. Frederick. ill at the recent meeting of th Past Others attending were Ada' Morris, Councllors Club of Chester Council Opal Hollon, Charlotte Grant, Sadie 323, Daughters of America, held . 1'russell, Inzy Newell, Mary Hayes, recently at the lodge hall. Betty Goldie Frederick, Margaret Tuttle, ROush, president, conducted the members, with guests, Sandra meeting. Psalm 19, the Lord's White and Jamie White. Prayer and the pledge to . the 1 American flag were given . Thelma White had the secretary's repor· t,and members responded to roil call by naming somethlg they would !Ike to do for Halloween . l .·"~, . • 'lt"'"· . ............... ........................ ............... !:h.~ ,__ _ .mil ........ . . .a~) ~ned Ill were Mae Spencer, Leona HenSley, and Letha Wood. Get-wen cards were siglled for aeveral shutills, and refreshments wrre served by Betty Roush and Cora Beegle. Jean FrederiCk won the door prtze. Games were c011ducted by Eliza- YOURS FOR-ONLY s1.00 MOREll "'* COlli IN AND SIGN 'UP FOI NATIONAL DIAWINGS ON A 2 WIEI VACATION TO II GIVEN AJJAY miY YUI FOI 5 YIAIS PLUS 110,000 IN GOLD IAIS ~PEelA( BO/IUI FROM RUTlAND FURNITURE SIGN UP FOI I, 3 DAY ·AND 2 NIGHT VACAftON I district meeting heldonintheAthens. Evelyn Luke reported recent About IX) attendeO and the pledge from the 3,<ei members In the , ,/1 Hfll\ ALL SEATS $1.00 .REPUBLICAN RALLY THURSDAY,· OCI. ·25TH, 6:30 P.,.. ROYAL ·OAIC PARK FREE MEAL--- ENTERTAINMENT BRING THE FAMILY 031 JACKSON PIKE·RT:35 WEST Phone 446-4524 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY I 00 BARGAIN MATINEES ~T & SUN ALL SEATS 12 .00 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2 .00 l1\ Mnnd<1\ 1Tlnrn1h g ,u IFK Hl.~t h . NEW ADMISSION POLICY ADULTS $2.00 CHILDREN 112 & Under) $1 00 SAl & SUN. MAllN EE All SEAlS $1.00 ADMI SS ION EVERY TUESDAY • ALL SEAIS $100 =-=.....,..._.. fKpetien~e b £ A i/itg D0 n· E MuII en • MEIGS COUNTY Commissioner Progressive-Experienced Pa~d PolliiCal Ad by Cand1date dessert :an:d:M:r:s:. course. Goeg::::le:in:se::rv:ed::at~~~~~~~~~;~ ~~W~n~·g:h~t Do~n~E~M~"I~Ieo~.~58~3~No~n~h~2n~d~Av~··~·M~l~d d~lep~o~rt~ Susie Fischer was hOnoted on her 89th birthday recently with a party at her home ill Racine. She received numerous gifts and over 50 cards from relatives and friends. lnclud· illg one from President and Mrs. RDnald Reagan. Sunday Strwicu: 1O:OOr 11 :00 & 6:3'b With a C.arry In Dinner at Noon on Sun., Oct. 2t Men.·Fri.·S.rYicu: 7:30 I'.M. The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend ~ It"'" 1------------'------- - - - - - Fischer birthday Jim & lonnie Harris of Harrisburg, PA. 1t~r·•,•j IJAROAIN MATINEE'S &ATloiii:MY .I .st,M),jl'l' for1bursdaya tWa tertord .Reading programs, it was noted , will be Initiated soon, and the installation of the new officers will be held at the Novemhermeetlng. Members were reminded that the World Thank boxes will be turned ln at the November meeting. The Federation meeting of th~? Church WomenUni!edwillbeheldNov.2 at Racine, and it was voted to send an . offering to the meeting from the Pomeroy UMW. Maxine Goeglein wasappointedtocheckontheMeigs County children at the Children's Home In order to determine if gifts are needed. Eighty· nine s ick calls were made by the m embers . Nellie dis~:~~i:!~~~~~~~nnounced Cake and lee cream were served to HUda and David Frecker, Mary, Bill and Mark Porter, Gloria and Gerald Michael, Diana and Kara King, Roger Michael, Butch, Cha· risSe and Craig Knight, Debbie Michael, Brenda and Tiffany Hickel, Shelly and Tara Wolfe, and Kevin Curtman. . Cinema_'7) Ed and Cindy Harkless honored A reception honoring Ed and ClndyHarkesstobeheldSunday ,at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church was announced at the TuesdaynightmeetlngoftheUnited Methodist Women held at the church. The Harkless family ts moving from the area . He has resigned as churchcholrdirector. · Dorothy Downie opened the meetlngwithdeyotionsuslngashe{ ~bject; "The Privilege of Living." . She noted ihat many people who wereillandhadmedlcaldlsadvan· tages accomplished great things in theosclence field. Martha Hoover, Thelma Dill and Neutzllng, a shu tin, at her Route 1, Long Bottom home. Her birthday is Oct. 29. Sadie Trussell, c.hatrman of the home and orphans committee, conducted a cake walk which was won by Mae McPeek. Keith Ashley was pianist for the meeting and potluck refreshment \\(ere served. Others a !tending were Jean Frederick, Thelma McManis, Nina Windle, Mary K. Holter, Ethel Orr, Elizabeth Hayes. Eva Robson, Doris Grueser, Laura Mae Nice, Erma Cleland, Betty Roush, Ada Bissell Lora Damewood. Margaret , Tuttle.' Goldie Frederick, Charlotte Grant, Dorothy Ritchie, Marcia Keller Iva Powell, Octa Ward,. and Ihia F ae Kimes . MGIINTM~ fi R Dorothy Ritchie, vice state coun· ways and means committee. cllor and a member of Chester Toledo. Counen. 323, was honored with a Mrs. Ritchie spoke briefly thank· ·reception held recently at the ing those who came and intrOduced Chester Fire House by District 13, family members, Robert Ritchie, Daughters of America. Approxl· her husband; Betty Spencer, a mate!y 9o D of A members and sister; Norma Jean and Paul guests from across the state Grinstead, Belpre. a sister and - · brother·in·law; nieces, Paula and attended the reception. A half hour of music and songs by Amy Grinstead, Belpre; and Dar· Sunrise was presented at the rell and Nola Chevalier, PataskaU, reception, and a welcome was given brother and sister·in·law. by Esther smith, district deputy . Refreshments were served after Officers seated with Mrs. Ritchie at Ada Morris, a 5Q.year member . , a head table were Mary Wines, state asked the blessing: Mrs: Ritchie will councllor, Allen Levan , state state advance to state councilor In 1985, treasurer, Willowick;· MarjorteCiit· and will . he the first ever from fotd, associate vice councilor. Districq:i. A blue and white color Dayton; Beryl Faust, associate scheme'was carried out in the table junior past councilor, Marion; Faith decorations. At each place were Davies, state judiciary committee handrhade yarn coasters In match· ml!fflber, Akron; Doris Dodds, state ing holders. Arrangements of fall conductor, Canton; Faye Hoselton, flowers provided by the Chesler deputy national councilor; Belpre: , Garden Club and lodge members ~nd Blanche Moidiney, national were used on the tables. Guest Evangelists-Musicians Co. ' ·Reception conducted for ·D of A vice councilor · ·- 17th Anniversary COOLVIU! GRACE BREIHREN CHURCH· s.,•• -~ Plans for attending friendship iught at Logan on Nov. 7 were made when Chester CouncU 323, Daughters of America, met Tuesday night . at the hall. The new distriCt o!ticers will he installed at the friendship night meeting and members are being asked to wear white for planned Initiatory work. Alta Ballard, councilor, presided at the meeting with Leona Hensley and Faye Kltkhart both reported now home form the hospita I. Esther Smith was reported ill. The color bearers escorted Ada HONORED BY RECEPl'ION - . Donidly Rilchie, seated left, the Morris to the altar where she was new1r elected ,11a1e vice councilor, was honored at a rereptlon at presented cards and the group sang CheMer recemty hoiJted by District 13, D~ of America. Among "Happy Birthday" to her. Members the Btl pJell&8 &Uendlng were Mary Wines, stale councilO!', and Allen were asked to send cards to Ada Levan, .tate treasurer, pictured he":' with Mrs. Ritchie. ----------'------------,---i .........._ ~, POMEROY - The Meigs Coonty Genealogical Society will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Meigs County Museum, Butter· nut Ave. Fillalplanswillbemade for . the fifth anniversary of the chapter ill November. 1be program will include sharing of genealogical materials acquired over the summer. Happenit'!gs ALL ' PH. 992-2115 SCIPIO - The Scipio Township Volunteer Fire Dept. will be sponsoring a mlnl-garden tractor pull on Sunday beginning at 1 ·p.m. Stgn.up time is 12 noon. Each pai11cipant pays a $3. non· refundable entry fee. Gafe · fee is 50 cents per pers011. The pull to held at .the tire dept. grounds on State Route 6IN in the Harrllionvllle area. Signs will be posted ..showing way. R.efreshllll.'llts served and public invited. MIDDLEPORT - Bethel 62, International Order of Job's Daughters, go-to-church Sunday will be observed this weekend. MembersaretomeetatlOa.mat · the Middleport Church of Christ with their robes. PoMEROY Pomeroy . Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, wt11 attend church -the Chester United Methdoist Church Sunday at 9· a.m. in a · gtoup, Debra Chevalier, worthy *Wild Bird Seed *Cracked Corn *Sunflower Seed Grey Stripe & Black *Scra.tch · RIBEYE STEAK ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 59.9 5 Market report MIDDELPORT - The prim: aty dept. of tlll! Middleport First · Baptist Church ' is holding a round-up party and fall festival Saturday, from 4 to8p.m. A trip to Newberry Farm in W.Va. is planned. Any child under five must be accompanied by a parent. from Po~~ervy, Take 143 North · To Carpenter, Left at U. · Tracks. Follow ' EASTERN QUEEN - Jennifer Grover, daughter of Mr. liDd Mrs. Mr. OLNE - Hymn sing Sunday at Mt. Olive Community Church at 1:llp.m. Slngl!'l'l wUl he Smith Family, MadiiOII, W.Va., and The Pleasant Vaney Trio from host church; pubilc invited. ·Dessert extra. THE APPALACHIAN Keruteth Grover, reigned as queen of the annual £aatem High Scbool Homecoming Friday night. Her escort Is Jimmy Schaekel. POMEROY - Morni!li Star Ul)lted MetOOdtst gmch hOmecomir)g Sunday with morning worship service at 9: 45 a.m., Sunday School at 10: :ll a .m .. covered dish dinner at 12: :ll p.m. and afternoon service and hymn sing at 1: 45 p.m. Local slnllni talent will be featured. Keith Rader, pastor, Invites pibiic. POMEROY - Round and! SQ'!&re dance will be helcj Frld:!Y from 8 to 11 p.m . at the Senior Citizens Center. Music wil be by. the Happy Hollow' Boys, with John Russell as.caller. Chester D of A .Council plans to attend function I Calend4r uninjured Veterans Memorial Sunday homecoming • Friday, October 19, 1984 f Meigs County happenings answer five calls Friday, October 19, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · . NOTHING WORKS LIKE A. CHEVY TRUCK SIMMONS OLDS.-CAD.-CHEV. iNTRODUCES THE 1985 CHEVY S-1 0 FOR 0 $6368° 2 wheel drive, short bed, 2.5 li· ter 4 cylinder fuel injected engine,power steering, 1,000 lb. payload capacity, 4 sp. manual transmission, vinyl bench seat, radial tires. Cash price does not include taxes and titles. STOP IN AND TEST DRIVE THE TOUGH CHEVY S-1 O's. A!.ID SEE FOR YOURSELF. ONLY AT: YOUR DEALER ON THE RIVER ... l~i.!!1!!1~ns ~~:~ad.-C~!Y:~ HOURS: 9-7 MON.-FRI.; 9-4 SAT. GMQUALIIY SEIVICI MITS �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel 'Pomemy· Middleport, Ohio . Friday. October 19, 1984 Junior Miss local finals set Oct. 27 Six Meigs :County high school seniors girls will be competing tor the Iitle of Meigs County J unlor Mlss 1985 during the locai finals to be held .· Saturtlay, Oct. 27. at 7:30p.m. at the Southern High SChool. They are Norma Kay Rhodes, daughter of Gail and Kathy Rhodes, Langsville: Karen Bernice Hems· ley, daughter of Ann Hemsley a nd Jimmie Joe Hemsley, Syracuse: Debbie Porter, daughter of Bobby Porter, Rutland, and Ruth Eddy, Columbus; Sherry Sayre, daughter of Larry and Deloris Sayre, Ru· tland ; l3etty Loftis. daughter of Joseph and Alberta Loftis, Pome-roy, and Maria Averion, daughter of Dr. Rogello and Perla Averion . Pomeroy. A student at Meigs High School, Miss Rhodes plans a career as a physical tberapistfollowinggradua· tion. She Is active In the band and has ·been a member of the music club, Spanish club, yearbook staff and the cboir. She has competed at Ohio University as an oboe soloist and received an excellent rating. For her creatlhg and performing arts talent in the Oct 'n finals, she wUI present an oboe solo, "Andanting From Divertimeno No. 14 in 8-flat" by Mozart . Miss Hemsley will be doing a modern dance to "Carribean Queen" in the talent phase of the competltlon. A senior at Southern, she is a member or the scholastic team, computer club, French dub, was chairman of the queen coJll!YIIt· tee, yearbook staff and was hf.>mecoming queen. She received auleague honorable mention in sottbaU during her junior•year. Miss Sayre will sing " Almost Over You" in the creative and performing arts division. A student at Meigs H!gh, she has been active with the Chorallers, Colleglwn and band. Also a senior at Meigs, Miss Porter wUI perlorm a flag and dow rod routine to "Joystick." She has been active in choir, Collegium, flag corps, pep club, has been a section leader and wrestllng'cheerleader. Also attending Meigs High, Miss Loftis will sing, "Because I Got That Spirit Inside" in the talent division: She plans to enter law school following graduation. She Is active in the Spanish club, Fellowship or IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ROBERT REED end CAR LOTIA' REED PlAINTIFFS, ·VS· SARAH A. CURTIS, AD· DRESS UNKNOWN, AND TO THE HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND NEXT OF KIN OF DECEDENT. All OF WHOSE NAMES AND ADDRESSES ARE UNKNOWN· TO · PLAINTIFFS, DEFENDA,NTS . CASE NO. 84·CV·263 NOTICE BY PUBUCATION To Sa rah. A Curt1s. w hose addres s 1S unkn own and to the unknown heti'S. devtsers. and next of ktn of Sara h A Cums. whose names and add1esses are unknown and cannot with reasonabiP dtltgence be ascer tt!lned vou are hereby notlft ed tha t vou have bee n na ~ed Defend ant s tn a legal awon enlttled Robert Re ed and Ccu IOtt a RPerl Plntnt1f! S. vs Sarah A Curt•s and the heus. devts ees and next of.,..h.tn ol Sa rah A Cu rtt s. Detendan ts Tht s actton ha s been a ss 1gn ed c a se num ber 84 -CV-2 63 and 1S pendm r, 1n th e Court of Com mon Pl eas of M er gs Coun ty. Po mer oy. Oh10 45769 fhe o ht eC t IJ f the Compla1nl 1S tor oar 11110n ot the ool Jnd gas rn teres t m real esta te as descnbP.d 111 Voilrme 263. Page 221 an d Vo lum P. 137 Page 4 26 M e1 gs Cou nty Deed Acco rd s. reference to wh rc h rs hereby made You are reQlmed to answer the Co mpla1nt wt!h 1n 28 days aft er the last publtc al! on of th 1s nOt1ce whrc h w1ll be published once each we ek lor srx succesSive weeks The last publtcat1on wrH b<' made on November 9. 1984 and the 28 days fo r Answer w1ll com mence o n tha t ' date In c as~ ot your failure to answer o r oth erwrse respon d as requ~red by the Oh ro AulAs o f C1vtl Pr qcedure. tu dgment bv default will be renderP.d aga1 nst you lo r the reh et demanded 1n the Compt ,w1 1 Dated OctnbP.r 2. 1984 LJ rrv E Spencer Cle rk of Cou rt s Me1gs Co unty Common Pleas Court 11015. 12. 19 26( 11 12. 9. 61C Public Noticll IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT. JUVENILE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO CASE NO. 23181 . Dkt . .2. Pg. 563 TO CARL A. HYSEll. JUVE· NILE PROBATION OFFICER OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO: You ar e curmnjnded to not1fv Brenda Fry actdrP.ss unkn own cmd Ro na lcl f-ry. Sr . ad dress unkh own. the mot her and IJther of Ronald Fry. Jr . that a co mpl a1nt ha s beeri' fr led 1n thr s C o1rrt a lleornn th nt Ro nald Fry. Jr . o ch tlc1. Jf:l'e 1 2 ye<:~rs. D 0 B. August 17 1982. appea~s to be a nPqiPc tP.C\. i::lnd dependent. r: hlld It rs reQuP Stl"rl mat perma n (-!n t CLIStody I~P qran ted Perm anf'n l Cl iStody means that the pdrent s. g uard1Jn or other custodton may be per. m an en t ly c11vPsted o t all paren tal rrgh ts anrl pnvrleges rn r espect tc th11 c h1 ld and that th e child ma~· be placed lor a d OPI •On w1 th o rn the con sen t of the parr> nts quarrlrans or other c u stodmn It 1s orderert th;Jt thev appear person ally belor A the Cou rt at Pomeroy. Oh1o on the 27th d ay · of No v ember. 1984. at 10·00 o'Clock AM Fur! he r 11 ts ordered that the person havrng physrca l cus todv or control o f sa1d ch tld shall bnng the ch1ld to the hear1ng A perso n so not1 l1 ed. wh o falls to appear. may then be puntshed as •n otller casPS of co n tempt Anv party 1s ent•tled to c ounsel 1n the omceed.ngs and the Cou rt w rll app o1nt couf)sel rf the parry 1S 1nd1gent Sa1d C arl A Hysell w1 ll make d ue re tur n o f thrs wn t on or before the 23rd day of No - vember. 1984 W1tness my hand and til~ seat of th ts Cou rt thrs 16th day or Oc1ober. t 98 4 member o{ the HtllbiUJes.4-H Club, marching and concert bands, jazz band, musiC club. She has partie!· paled In girls basketball, volleyball, pep club, student council, the yearbook stat! ·and khas been a softball manager; Doing a ballet in the creative and performing ans dlvlslon, Miss Averion,alsoasenloratMelgsH!gh, is a member of the yearbook staff, the Spanish club, volleyball team, pepclubandstudentcouncliSbehas · been an office asSiStant, Ubrary aide and a cheerleader and was dent ofthetreshmanandsophOmore classes. The winner of the local Junior Miss Program w!lll'(,'l)resent Meigs County at the Ohio Junior finals in Mount Vernon the ftrst week of February, 1985, Southeast Ohio Junior Miss, Inc., sponsors, of the local event, announced. presl· Trinity Church and Church school will pay tribute to four dceased Sunday School superintendents, Lena Huber, Fred Blaettnar, Carl Krautter, and RoyMayerdurlilgthe 10: 30 a .m. worship services Sunday. · The choir will present special music for the services and a dedica tlon of a painting, "The Aoberl E Buck. Judge Guartllan Angel" by local artist, Paul McElroy, will be conducted. A carry· in dinner will be served following the services with meat and drink to be provided. AU tamily and friends are invited to the services andd!Mer . Church sChool services liegin at 9:15 a.m. 1101 19 Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, JUVENILE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO . CASE NO. 23182 Dkt. 2, Pg. 564 TO CARl R. HYSELL JUVE· NILE PROBATION OFFICER OF MEIGS CQUNTY, OHIO : You nre comma nded ro notr fy Br enct.:.• Frv. a ddr~ss unknown. th e mo thfl r of Janna Evans. a ch1ld aqP 7 yP.ars 0 0 8 July 20 _ 1977 that a cu mpiJtnt has been l1l erl rn thrs Coun allegmg that Janna Evan s aooears to be a nPg tected and dependent LAFF·M>f<Y . ,,.....,..._.. ,........ ,...,.. 12·. . _ - and p• ri.;I IP.qos tr1 respec t to the ch 1lrl Jnd that the cn1IQ niay then be Di DC Pd l or adoptron w1 thout thr co nse nt o f the parem s. qua1d1an o r o ther cus tnrf,an It 15 ordered that they ap p eo r person ally bcl o rp the..Cou rt at PornP.roy Oh10 o n the 2 7th day n f N ove'llbPt .· 1984. at 10 00 o"cloc k AM Furt he r 11 IS o rde red that the person having .r... ''You've cot it backward!;, lhe ARnsT lnuppc.al l<>suller, not the viewer,.. 44-.._UW~t 1....... 'N•c·~ -.. ....-o••ltM>ilo 1'·"-"""-·-· 12·~· ...... . ..... _.................. . la-w.......... ... ,.. ,..,lh_ ..., l ........ II -~ 7<12 - ~ 12J - I<IfJ.ao ,••7- (0010"4r<lo, u, ,~,,_ n,.. ~••• •- •o~ ... Racine, Oh. ,.,..,~- Up oo1 1 - f t u~ o Q IIWI:w._ . l la .. vm ..moR ! 4...,.to 4 -do "'lont l P&S BUILDittGS IH- LM..,. ........, Ph. 614-843-5191 13 00 . UCIO t7 00 SUNDAY, OCT. 21-12:00 NOON ' Take New Li111a Roa~ off 143at Harrisonville, Oh. or . take off 124 at Rutland. Oh. Foll.ow salt s!gns. Auction held in l.arge building. Video a.nd pinball machines. all s1zes glassed mshowcases. elec. cash regi~ters. flea mar· ket 1tems. motorqcles, dairy freeze machine, hanging fur· naces and loads of other merchandise. Food served. Dealers welcome. · How.-d L Writesel ~octfing Co, SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum OWNER !.. D. FULL 2 If You Art Interested ltri A Succusful Automotin Sal• Car•r .We Wovhl Ukl To Talk To You! 10·19·Hn Real Estate General Your favorite song reads. "Each step I take my Savior goes before me, And with His loving hand He INds the way." We know He led you home and you are with Him. Sadly Missed By: . Wife, Pauline Children: Don ~nd Lin~ Mayer Charles and Nancy Saltz Grandchildren: Bethany and Michael.Mayer Sarah and Stephen Saltz KLUB . I Re!ll Estate General MEIGS CO. F.ARM BUREAU ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday Night TEAFORD nl ReaiEstateW, Oct. 23r 1984 7:11 P.M. 1-(8141-992-3326 Stat•--------------------------~ Zi~~------~-­ Chester Grade School Sfeak Dinner For Reservations $65,900. Call992-2181 NEW LISTI riG ~ 96.5 acres. remodeled 4 BR home, 2 new stone fire· places, free gas, FA furnace and lg. barn. Only $60,000. RABIES CLINIC POMEROY - We have a number of all sizes of nice homes for you to choose from. Drop in and let us show you one. PRESENTED BY Meigs Co. Humono 5ociely & Meigs Co. Health Depl. At Chester Fire Station Saturday, Oct. 20 1 P.M.-4P.M. Dr. Carol Osborne RABIES 13.00 Other lnnoculations Availa· ble. Dots must be leashed. REDUCED DRASTICALLY - Now you can have a lg. 3 bedroom home near I.Chools for a real low price. Only $39,900. 13 ACRES - On 4 lane 33 or 5 acres on good counlry rd near Racine. Cats in carriers. ()Wanled ( )For Sale < 1Announcemen1 c 1Farlltent 64 Misc. Merchandise 1. _ _ _ _ __ 2. _ _ _ _ __ OFFER WANTED - Good 2 BR home. Walk to t~e stores: Asking $16,000. 20. ~-.;._-21. 22. _ - -_ - -_ -_ - _- - BARGAIN - 'Remodeled one fl. 3 BR ranch. Full base· ment, dbl. garage and one level acre. $32.500. ______ 3 . _ _ _ _ __ ... 17. ------~ 18. ------~ 19, 23. 5. 6. 7. 2~ . 20i. '· ---~--- a. ___.____ 1 10. - - - . . . . , . . - - 2t. - - - - - 11 . 12. 30. - - - 31. I 13. . 32. - - - - - - 1 71. - - - - - - 1 14. 32. - - - - - - - 1 1 15. 34. - - - - - - 16. :15.' - - - - - - 1 J I Mall Tills Coupon wltll Rtmltfllnca 1 1'111 P.Uy Sllltl111l 111 CollrUt. . Ptm....,, OIL 45769 I 1 1 . LARGE RANCJi - 12 rms., new bar, maids rm .. 3 full baths. family rm., fireplace, heat pump with $108.00 budKet. 1.79 acres. I J 1 . I I I I ., 1 1 1 I' ------------!':~! ___,:. , __________________ J BTU ADD· ON FURNACE " • S399t:: HEAYY stEEL CONST. 8 LliGE FIIEIOX 8 lUTOMAnC BLOWER •CAST •011 GilliS •s Yl. GltiUTIE 8 TIIIA. - '. bt::t' NO,MONEY DOWN 9,0 DAYS SAME A~ CASH SOUTHERN SCHOOlS Remodeled 8 rm. home in Letart. All new kitchen, bath and furnace heat. DIRECTIONS: Rt~ 7 - 6 miles below O•llipotla arou Raccoon Crk. Bridge. Turn right on Bear Run Rd. · Folia., ligna ... OPEN TILL DARK Hrwsmq &..---------~--~--------- l l 601 lftf Main Slrftt famoroy, Ohio 45769 FARIIS - 110 acres, free eas, remodeled 7 1m. home and lots of farm bldgs. Also 12 acres with like new ranch. 2 bedrooms, full ba· semen! and minerals. · :15. I1 •.----- Cleland ~ealty, Inc. H1•, u lrJII.Jrtr•rc; / • ., HOUSI - C.l. lltiii.UI ... • 4 5 kittens, mother Reg . Siamese . Call 446-8508 . 2 Female puppies, ·y2 Dober man, 1fl German Shephard . Call 367·7753 . w 4/ ,....,__ 1'01 PBI IITIMA Til • GUN SHOOT loohan luildiog Authorized Jolm Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog farm Equipment , Dealer Farm ..Equipment Paris & Service I J If< Or 143-5424 LIMESTONE 6:30 P.M: Factory Choke 12 Gauge shotguns Only S&W TV 'AND APPLIANCE SERVICE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT IO·B·tfn 10/4/tlc 46353 Scout Camp Rd. We Service All Mokoo Models Antenna Installation a. CHESTER, OHIO Available far Birthdays & Private Parties · - BACKHOES -DUMP lRUCKS -LO·BOYS -TRENCHER -WATER -SEWER -GAS LINES -SEPIIC SYSIEMS House Calls and Shop " Se~iet Available "SeFVice that Towers A.bove The Rest" Skat•&A~ Public Skating WED. FRI. & SAT. 7:30-10:00 • Phone 9BS-9966 or 985-3929 LARGE 11 lMAtl JOB$ · PH. 992·2471 9/27/ l mo. pd. J&F CONTRACTING ' DOZER · BACKHOE "RECLAMATION WORK "OIL FIELD SERVICES "10· 16. I mo. "DUMP TRUCK ~ERVICE Wol'~ing "CONCRETE WORK "CUSTOM BUll T HOM-ES AM CONSTRUCTION Fol' You. eGRAVEL HAULED "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" BACKHOE DUMP TRUCK . CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & LIMESTONE Call For FrH Estimate 742 ~2167 or PH. 742-2328 10-5-1 mo. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE 4-5-lfc - Pl umbing and electrical work !Free Estimates) . ., : ' V. C. YOUNG IIi 992-62 ·15 or 992-7314 PomOtoy, Ohio Roger Hysell GARAGE TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY. CLINIC Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio ,(, i----=':=-::-'=-=-=""'1 ' ·AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR · IN MIDDLEPORT PAUl E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. PH. 992-.5682 or 992-7121 · PT.PLEASANT OFFICE 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMALL.ANIMAL HOURS llondoy 3 p.II.·Sr>.m. Tuociuy 6:30 p.m.·8 p.m. Wodnosday 3 p.m.·5 p.m. Thursday 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Frldty I p.11.-2 p.m. Saturday 10 1.111.· 11:30 a.m. LAROE ANIMAL AND OPEN. EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 RENT A CAR '· Also Tra11•mission CALL 446-4522 "We #lent For Less " U-SAVE . I. AUTO RENTAl 160 North .Galllpollo, Ohio , 7/11 / tln JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 Anno unce menl s PARTS a'nd SERVICE 9/ 17/1 mo. d. - Roofing and gutlftr work - Concrete work Oil liNES 985-3561 All Ma~es 742-2225 - Addons and remodeling "WATER, GAS & KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE •Washers •Dishwash~rs . •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers ' .SURGE~Y A~~~~ Outdoor male kittens, stripe & black , will deliver. Call 38B·9001 . 2 poodle. Call Strawberry plan1s. dig your own. Cell 614-742-2460 . In Memoriam In loving memory of lne; Carson. who departed this lite Oct. 19, 19B3. Sadly miued by husband, child ren , and grandchildren . 3 Announcamants COME! Hear tatentod Bruce Stone aing Goapel song• at Racine United Methodil1 Church Soturcr.y. Oct. 20, 7 :30 p.m . Bruce ia God'a tinging aervant. You will be blaned. CO MEl. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE : Hidden Antiquoo. Monkoy Run Rd., Pomeroy, Ohio. Houro· Sun, 10 :00· 3:00. Mon. thru Thuro 8 '00· 11:00. A TTENTIDN: Now Stanley Home Product dealerforthia area. Hovo o Stonloy Ponv . and earn wonderful Chriatmaa gifts. lnform~~tion call Dobbie Nlban at 304-67156930 . Fnqiloyuwn! Lost: small, tan. male dog in Vinton vicinity. Call 388 81 78 late at night or early in mornings. Found: Hydraulic ja c k , owner call S. pay for ad . Call 446-3876 . Lost : in Rodney area, Aus ~ tralian Shepherd. grayish with tan paws, white chest. Name: Rebel. Call 2455691. Lost : black and tan male Beegle . Last seen on Rt . 143. Catl992·3866. LOST . male Coonhound dog . black tan and white in 8 mile area . 304· 675-3482 or 676·3424 . 8 Public Sale & Auction 11 Help Wanted Sell AVON make 45%. Colt 446·3368 . Horticulturist assistant- part time. Involves all types of greenhouse work . Must have some knowledge of plants. Good w~ges and flexible scl"ladula. Call 2561428 9 ·5 only. IMMEDIATE OPENING New local Floor Care Company has openings for tl"le following position Manager Trainee Delivery Sales . If you are honest and dependable and would like a career instead of just a job, Call for personal interview: Thurs . 10am to 4pm Fri. 1 Oam to 4pm . 446·7441 . SUPERINTENDENT OF MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF MENTAl RETARDA · liON : To admjnister the work of the County Board , the Rules of the Ohio Department of MR -00, and applicable state and federal laws; Must possess certifi cation from the Ohio De ~ partment of MR · DD . includ · ing Superintendent. and be e~e perienced in the administration of programs for the mentally retarded and developmentally disabled . Salary : Commensurate with educa tion and experience . Appli cation deadline: November 30, 1984. Available: January 1, 19B5. Send letter o1 application and resume to : Doug little. Chairperson. Meigs County Board of MR ·DD , 213 East Second Street, Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 . NEED EXTRA CASH? The West Virginia Army Natjonel Guard currently has vaca-n· cfes fOJ high school juniors and seniors who want a part time job . Join the Guard , attend drill one weekend a month for pav. and complete requ ired Active Du1y Trai ning during summer months . Cell 304·676-3950 or 1· B00- 642 ·3619 . Someone to do sewing and altllfations. call 304· 675 1636. 12 Situations Wanted Have opening for elderly in my homo. Call 773· 5423 . Will baby -sit in my home weekdays . Syracuse area . Call 992-5021 . Auction Every Tuesday night. Pt. Pleasant. WVa Auct. Lonnie Neal. Youth Conter Bldg .. Camden St. , Call614· 367·7101 . Will do baby sitting in my home. day or night, references. behind school. 304675 -27B4. - --------- Auction every Friday night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckloads of new merchandise every week. Consigments of new & used merchandise always welcomed. Richard Reynolds. Auctioneer . Call 304· 2753069 . 15 9 Wanted To Buy Wanted to buv used coal & w ood heaters. Swain Furniture. 446 ·3159 , 3rd. & Olive St., Gallipolis. Oh . Old Oriental Rugs Wented : Any size or condition. Call toll 1ree 1·800· 653 · B021 . Schools Instruction Karate-Private Lessons . learn the ultimate in selfdefense. American Karate Studio since 1971 . 143 Burlington Rd ., Jackson, Ohio . 614·286· 3074 . In· structor: Jerry Lowery 1 984 inductee into Weightlifting Hall of Fame . 18 Wanted to Do Will cut and deliver fire · wood. Coil 266· 1628. Cash paid for fancy iron or . HOME OWNERS MAINTE· heavy iron beds. $160 and NANCE : All typu o1 lawn up for certain Meigs Co, work, mowing, trimming. stone jars. Old time cuptransplanting, seeding, sod· boe•d . coli 1 -304·882· ding. fertilizing. stone, bark, 2711 sterilizing. FAll MAINTEM · ANCE : Shrubs and trees COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS trimmed and rem o ved , FURNITURE . Beds. iron, eaves end gutters cleaned. wood, cupboards, chairs, storm windows and heat chests . baskets. dishes . tapes installed , general stone jars. antiques, gold maintenance and hauling. and ailver. Write · M . D . FIREWOOD FOR SALE : All Miller. Rt .2, Pomeroy, Ohio seasoned hardwood availa 46769 or colt 614· 992· bli for pickup, hauled ro 7760 . your drive. hauled, stacked and covered. Dependable 'Buying daily gold, silwer adult personol. Colt 992· ·coina. ring a. jewelry. sterling 7606 Tuesday thru Satur~ ware, old coina, large curde y, 992· 7039 Mondays rency. Top pricea. Ed. Burand evenlrigs till 7 :00. kett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middlopon. Oh. 614·992· 3478. Wanted old pianos. Paying $20.00 and t40.00 ooch: Firth floor only. Write giving directions. Witten Pianos box · 188 Sardis . Ohio 43946 . Phone 614 · 483 · 1605. Old Oriental rugs wanted . Any aize or condition . Call toll tree 1·800· 653· 8021 . Wanted to buy - beef hideS. Coil alter 6 :00 p .m . 843· 6260. ......P.omerov ......... .......P.omerov ........ . Serv1ce ~ Director of Pharmacy , JackBath tub, 2 dog houses, son General Hospital, Ri 304-675·4649 . pley. W. Va. has an opening for a director of Pharmacy. Six puppies 304 -676 · 7242 . The director is responsible for both in patient and out 25" color TV . 614· 446· patient pahrmacy. Qualified 74BO . person should have hosptial experience. Competive salary and excellent benefits . 6 Lost and Found . Call Personnel director 304 ~ 372· 2731 . Chester, Ohio Ph. 986-4269 It No Answer. Call 915·4311 SKATE-A-WAY PULLINS EXCAVATING -DOZERS I Dig U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO 992-3410 EVERY TROMM EXCAVATING SALES &SERVICE . 1~714002.• ' DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAll! RACINE FIRE DEPT. tn BOGGS J.l. Ill' 'i 'lloM POINT "IAIANT, Catl 742-3195 Or 992-5875 . 51. Rt. CHESTER-985-3307 .:::..I 5 rabbits. Cell446· 2310. 1 kitten 6 wks old, 2322 Washington Ave. Pt. Pit .. W. Va . RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Tllow•••• lllpi.CI••t Baby Hamsters. Call after 5pm . 4·46·4173. Small miJ~:ed breed puppies. 304· B82 ·33BO alter 5 :00 . We Have A Full Time Shop Technician on Duty We pay cash for late mOdel clean used cara. Jim Mink Chev .·Oida Inc. Bill Gor\e iohnson 446-3872 Giveaway Male Labatore Ret river . gen· tie, affectionate . One large rabbit. 304-882-2276 . •ZENITH •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN - - loloro, 111111 · IIWHH4 ;s>· Call 614-992-6737 Monthly payments desirtd---'------------------------ - - 1 Would you consiftl b!IYilll this property if available? ______________ I I 446-2062 SA VI ON 'UIL 81U i INSUI.AJII'OUit AfTIC Olt WHOU , For Faster $ervice bi-level ___________.!!tr!.:i-!!lev!!e~l_________o~th~e:!..r________ Price 11nge from ____________________-.!to!!___________ 75,000 Firewood cutting: Anyone who needs firewood . Sat . and Sun .. Oct 20 end 21. 8:00-4:00. lee Wood Ferm on Side Hill Ad., Rutland . $6 .00 pick-up load . Bring your own saw. Bring covered di own sh and table service and join us for lunch . Catl742· 2821 . Good farm cats, catChes snakes and rates. 304-8823595. WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR Phone . l'lz story &JUIL TO 3 1 .t Econoline Home Insulation Inc, No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Bo•. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 STYLE: ~n~m~m~ --------------~u~~~y~A~m~·------~C=o~lo~n=ia~l____ Other Eng. Tudor Ranch CUP CHESHIRE. OHiu ~=:~~~~~~~~:LAS 10!12/ l mo. We 'd like to intrOduce you to Engage-A·Car . the modern wa~ to drive the vehicle of your choice . ~ looking? ---------------------------- TYPE OF PLAN (Preference: 1st, 2nd, ltd, etc .) I floor two-story • INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Motive for buyini:------------~~..,.-------------------­ How lone have you 367-7560-36h76t SAT. NIGHT Nam•----------------------------~P~ho~n~e____________ A~rHS------------------------~C~i~~--------­ NEW LISTING - Nicely carpeted 3 BR home in Ra· cine. Coal stoker and gas fA furnace, 2 lg, front porches, concrete blk. building for your business and Ig. lot from St. to St. Asking Adults-$3.00 Children-$1.00 home you desire. Please tell us about your ultimate dream home. · Please answer the following: • FREE ESTIMATES lAUNDRY . •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR For all yo·ur wiring needs ; furnaces repair service and installation. Residential & Commercial ~---------------------~--~---------1w. have been asked to do a market survey to det!!rmine what type of 216 E . 2nd St. Phone Gun shoot at Racine Gun Club every Sunday, 1 :00 p.m. Factory chocked guns only. Adult male 3BB·873B. SEPTIC TANKS INSrAltEp ,._ MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 1 11 01 19, 25. 21c LINES. County Certified 10·8·1 mo. JOHN TEAFORD East Meigs I R~IN Certified Chimney Sweep Jr. tour. putting green. hitting area, Christmas gifts. trophies. plaquea. Real Estate General •WATER. GAS. S,EWER' Roy Bickle AoUis 6fl.40-51udonts 6/13 , I ES EXCAVATING •TRENCHING •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVIOE ·_--. Golf lessons Sat. & Sun. M~GKEE Moore. Route 1. Rac•n e. Oh to 45 771 1-13-ttc •complete Chimney Cleaning •cartified Chimney Rallning & Repair •Experienced and Insured -~ M. l. "Bud" McGHEE ~· Broker·Auciion Service . Cheryl Lemley, Meigs County Associate 'R,eal~ Phone 742-31'71 Now 'Accepling Listings in Meigs Co. Pa ulS M oore. Route 1. Rac1ne . Oh1 o 45 77 1 Townsht p !r ustees res erve th e rrg h t to acc ept or retec t any or all b tds. Brd s mav b e mailed to Paul Middleport. Ohio 446-2062 THE. KOUNTRY . · · ~ . Townshr p trust ees untrl 8 00 PM Nove mber 5 . 198 4 fo r propos al to purchase a neW 992-2196 .Chimney Care 11 -1-tfc 1981. No Phona Call• Plea18 PAT HILL FORD •BACK HOE •DOZER'" I years ago October 19, lanauga, Otio RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and hlfater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Why Wait Till Winter To Remember You Were Going To Call Us? New Homes-Extensive Remodeling Insurance Work Cu~tqm Pole Bldgs. & Gatages Roofing Work • · Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings ' 1 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH . PH . 992-7583 or 992 -2282 Who passed away 3 HOUDAY INN •-,3) I rlr 8/ 13/tln ROUSH CONSTRUCT(ON ROY MAYER 10 A.M. 'TIL 4 P.M. Sunday Calls Balloona tor Get Well , Annivaraarya, Birthdays, parties . Singing Gorrllla. Call Balloons~ Co, 446: 4313 . Kitten & mother cat to give away to good family . Call 446-4426. In Lovin1 Memory of •Excellent Income Opportunity •Opportunity For Advancement •Automobile •Paid I naurance •Paid Vacation •Pleasant Working Conditions •Professional Training Program Experienced Automotin Sales People Need. Not ApplrJ If Interested Apply in ·Person THURSDAY, OCT~ 25 949-2860 (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 9/!3/2mo. pd. Comploto Duntoao Chimney Cle•ning PH. 949·3048 From 9:00 to 6 :00 In Memoriam LISA M. KOCH. M.S. - Ph. (614) 843-5425 Free Estimates Executive Sales .Career ii! z EUGENE LONG Guttt1 • Downspouts . Gutter Cleaning Paintiri!J Stor!ft O.Ors Windows Terms: Cash or CheCk with Positive 1.0. Not Respouible for AcCidents BRO~NS AUCTION SERVICE Bill Brqwn - Auctioneer Bill Stalder - Apprentice PHONE 614-664-3504 SIDING CO. "Beautiful. Custom Bvilt Garages" Call for free siding estimates, 949-2801 or ;r; ·20 years " Free Estimates .. · New - Repair BISSELL No sewing ma''pair. · parts. and ,., '·.- Wanted To Buy 9 supplies. Pick up and delivery , Davis Vacuum Cteaner. one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . Call 614· 446·0294. Vinyl 81 Aluminum . SIDING ~ licensed Clinical Audiologist Worked in home area CHIMNEY SWEEP CJ FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Dependable Hearing Aid Service z Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types CHIMNEY .ICING chine WHALEY'S AUTO PARtS 9·tlttn 10 5tlc Business Services PUBLIC AUCTION LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Notice Ia Motor Vohicle Dialers In accordance w1th Sectto n 30 7 86 o f the Oh tO ReVIsed Code sealed b1ds Will be 1 ec~1ved by the Board of Sutton l l l- IIIW-... ZIII7- ~IIITI* " ~ II-~ P•blic Sale & Auction 771 - w.- J~ - ,..,._ IJi01 . 371- Wol""t 11--o...... H-., II·MH. II ....• 11·1.1-.. ..., ft ...... ....... 2111l - 0 ........ [)~ 6411 - A,.,~io 111 - 1'1 ~'"'-· 118--~ Choo'- a.- - .... o..... U·fM~ 8 Sizes Start from 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' · Insulated Dog Houses ·111-..... ,,._ ....,...,_ l 191- JIII •""'" ... 2•' - C'-dolt• )1- - \IIOOI<IIR dump tr uck. 8 1d ·spec rf1 Cat 10ns may be p1cked up at the Towns h tp Clerk's resrdence 3 Announcements Cflt-~ifi• •d /lflllt'-~ "" '"" ' llw [<~l l<lll'i n lf ld!'(lhtm" •·.rdlflrlllf• , .. ~- 41· ~·"­ , ..,W...-Tea. .... ,.,,...._ ,...... ,... .... n--••••D ....... .._. ,,............. Chevyolr. D-50 Dodp lr. ftndm ....................... 170 Fenders ........................ 6Z 81-84 Chevy 'il. 76-82 Chtvette Fenders ...................... 110 Car Ftnders .............. .... 60 S·IO·SI5 Chevy Tri. 79-80 llustonc Fenders ... c.................... 80 Car Fenders .................. 60 73·79 Ford lr. 81-84 Escort·Cynx Fenders ........................ 59 Fenders ........................49 80·84 Ford Tr. . Omni·Horizon 2 dr. or Fenders ...................... 110 4 dr. Fenders ................ 75 Ford Rancer Chevy & Ford lr. Fenders ................... 98 PU Bumpers.. .......... 69.95 72·80 Dodce Tr. 79-82 Chevette Grills ........ 38 Fenders .................... .. 115 Ford Rancor Grills ............ 75 Ford and Chevy loll !lotos 7J.BO All STEEL & POlE BUILDINGS .,~ 47-W..!Nto"""' 11 · ·~ Public Notice chtlrl It 1S rPquested that pe rma ne nt custody be gran ted PermanP.nt Clr Stody means t hat the pmPn ts. quard1an or other custo d 1an may bF permanently d1vested at all parental irgh ts ._ ....u.,........, .,... .... _, . -. 10· 19·1 mo. BY Lena K Nesselroad Cler k. (10} 19. 26(22 } 2. 31C 110} 19. I IC -··-·· - ''"'- The Daily Sentinel Page 9 . Business Senrices ----------,----------,~---------..-----------1 SWEEPER~and __ ·-11··-""""' ..............,_ U -CI . fV & ll~hwi,.....,. t:..a...,... Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 3 Announcements 949-2969-949-2263 PROlATE COURT OF MEIQS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF ADDIE POWELL DECEASED c- No. 24667 Docl<et 12 P-442 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On September 6. 1984. rn th e Me1gs Counrv Probate Sa•d Carl R. Hysell wt ll make Court. Case No. 245 57 . Gerald due retu rn of thr s wr1t on or L Powell. 250 A1verv1evv Orrve. befo re the 23rd. day of No- Pomeroy, Oh1 0 45769 · was vem ber. 198 4 appotnted Executo r at the W1 tness my hand and the estate· of Add1e Powell. de seal o f th•s Co urt th 1s 16 th da v ceased. la te .ot Po mer oy. Oh10 of O c to ber. 198 4 45769 Robert E Bu c k. Judqe Robert E Buck. By Caroly n G Th orn as Probate Judge Ch1P.f D eputy Cleric Probrne J ud ge /C ier~ ll r .,.................. '"....... ·----'" .,..._. .. ... .. ,,_ ,.,. ,...., .-. ........... , . .,.......... ,.. .... ,.,,.;........... ... .... .= .. ...,.........,... . ,......_._.. .,.............. ._ 11-'-t......... ................ .,.,_ ........ Public Notice phys rc <l l custody or contro l of sard c h1ld shall brrng th e c hrld to the nearrnq. A perso n so notrf1ed . Who fads 10 app ear. may then be pun 1shed as · 1n other cases of c ontemp t of cour t. Any party rs· ent1tled to cou nsel m th e pr oceed 1ngs and the Court w1ll appo111 t cou nse l 1f the party rs mdrgent Bv Ca ro lyn G Th omas Ch1PI OPptJ!y ClA rk ----- Christian Athletes and hils been a Public; Notice C' The Daily Sentinel Function set for superintendents Public Notice Friday, October 19, 1 21 Business Opportunity Middleport Middleport & Vicinity & Vicinity Three family y'rd sa le . Sun. and Mon. Oct . 21 and 22 . Barnyard sale {not auction I. 3 4746 Rock Springs Rd ., 19th and 20th October, 10 Pomeroy, Ohio . Clothing, a .m . -6 p.m . at Rocking G PA sound system. misc. Rench, St. Rt . 143, 7 Y, milea off Rt.7 by -pa ss and % ? Friday and Saturday, Oct. m ile east Harrisonville . 19,20 . 9 ·6, 210 S. Founh Many items accumulated St. Middleport . Rain or over 22 years Service career. shine . Not responsible for acci denll. 742 -3033 First time yard sale Set., 12 ,oo. 1,oo Sun .. a,oo. Garage sale : Fri .. 9 :00·5 :00 . 6 :00. New Lima Ad .. Harri 406 Fourth St .,Rac ine . sonville , Ohio at the Chi ldrens and adult clothes, McGrath residence . toys. some crafts, misc. ...... Giiiifiioifs........ . Thura.,Fri .•and Sat. at 297 Mill St ., Middleport. across from the post office if weather permits . libby Fishers, Vellowbush Rd .. Racine . Fri.. Oct . 19, 9 :00-4 :00. Complete twin beds. 2 mopeds, 2 bicycles, chair, toys. 2 football uniforms , different sized clo· thing, misc. items . & Vicinity Garage Sale Porterbrook Subdivision, girls clothing size 10-12. player pian o . banjo. numerous items. Fairfield -Centenary Rd . Fri .Sat .. 9·? 1- - - - - - " - - - - 8 Family Garage 12 Burger Av.o . Oct. 1 8,19&20. From 9 to 6PM . Clothing all sizes , b ig ladies clothes. lots misc . 2 bikes . & 2 TV 's Homes for Sale 22 Mon.ey to Loan 31 HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates. Fixed c·onventional FHA · VA . Leader M o rtgage , Athe,ns, .collect 614-592 · 3051 . 6 rooms and bath . outbuilding on corner lot . Fourth and Sycamore St .. Ra ci ne. Out of high water. City sewer and water, cable TV . Asking $20 .000 . Come and make an offer . Call 949 -2667. 23 Professional Services Piano Tuning and Repair. Brunicardi Music Co ., 446 · 0687. Twentieth year of quality service . lane Da · niols , 614-742·2961 . eal Eslate .31 Homes for Sale Three bedrooms. central air. vinyl wall paper. carpet throughout, well insulated . new paint. attached garage, gas outdoor grill. awnings , many extras. Call446 -2583 til 6:00PM , alter' 6 :00PM cell614 ·245-5859 . 3 bdr . house. pool. AC . fireplaces, Pt . Pleasant, sale or r"nt. Call 675-5104 . 600 block ol 2nd Ave.. 2 bdr ., exc . cond ., big back yard. $37 ,500 . Call 446· 2158 . 3 bdr home for sale by owner, located on Rt. 160. near N. G .H .S. $35 .000 . Caii614· 3BB·B711 . 2 bdr l"lome, large backyard. new furnace , \linyl siding, utility room . Must sell. Call 446· 1431 . • Real Cute Home! Th e leaves have fallen and so has the price! Middleport., Call61 4 · 992 -6941 . --------------·~- 8 yrs . old, 3 bedrm . 2 baths. family room with wood burner. Singlecargarage. on . 8 flat acres with stocked pol'! d. City water in A aCine . Call 614-949-2641 . leaving state , owner must sell beautiful 3 bedroom home. Family room has 20 ft . of w indows for pastoral view . finished double gar· age. fireplace, large porch . 50 ft . deck, woods , privacy, near Royal Oak Park. reduced to S59,900. 8 % percent . assumability. Call 992 ·5420 . Must sell 1 0 room house on 47 foot frontage lot by Nov. 20 . The priCe will never be lower $3750 .00. Loan value is higher . Call 216 -394 6741 1 rooms . 1 V2 baths, car· peted, mostly paneled . gar· age. 2 room basement. Possession at once . Reasonably priced or make an offer . Call 992· 7244. Three bedroo ms. nice neighborhood . ·near schools . churchs . stores . Under $37.000 .00 . Shown by IP· pointment 304-675-5793 . A frame house, 15 acre. $60,000 .00 or trade lor equal value. 304-895 3935 . By owner 3 bedroom , 2 batl"l, sewing room , sun room , living room with fireplace . family room with buck stove, cellar, kitchen with range and microwave, large two car garage. Must see to appreciate. Shown by appointment . 304 - 676 6365 . Ranch 5 rooms. bath. full basement, breeze way, double garage with atuo pans store, rural water. priced on inspection, 9 miles below Keiser. 304·896·3849 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUALITY MOBI LE HOME SALES , 4 MI . WEST , GAlliPOLIS , RT 35 . PHONE 614-446 · 7274 . Wanted to buy used mobile homo . Call 614 · 446· 47B2 . 1977 M obile Home 1 4X70, 3bdr . walk -in closet. nice carpet, CA, rang e & refrigerator, redwood porch , under· pinning. ex. co nd .. price reduced to $9500 . Call 3BB ·9767 . 1974 Community 1 2X70, 2bdr. 1 bath . &ll . gas heat , new kitchen cou nte rs . $7200 . Call·245 ·9103 . 1972 12JC60 Freedom trailer fully furn ., e~tc . cond . $3,900. Call446 ·7603 . 1972 12X60 lnda mobile home, tota l elec .. air. stove . retrig ., washer. dryer, good co nd . M ust be .moved . $5000 or ' best offer . Cifll 388 ·9736 . 1974 Academy 12X50, 2 bdr., utra clean. total elec .. central air, 12X7 porch . Call 379 · 2341 . Park Avenue 1 4X70 . 3bdr .. 1% bath, total elec .. good con d. S6995 . Call 614 -446 · 0175 . R1chwood 14X60 mobile home, good co nd ., some furn .. one owner , bought new . $6000 . Can be seen next to Layne' s Furniture on Bulaville- Porter Rd . Call 446- 2572 or 446 ·0088 . 1978 D~ke Crown Royal mobile 1 4X70 , lbdr., on 82 X 1 65 corner lol in Village of Porter . Call C & S Bank 446 ·0662 .... 23 . 1981 Kirkw oo d mobi le home 1 4x70 . 3 bed roo ms. 1 V2 bath, electric heat and wood stove . Call 614-8435244 . liberty , 2 bedroom . ramo· deled bed and bath rooms . Litton microwave and oven. ref. C.A. vinyl underpen· ning . 304·675 ·62BO . Double wide. Eckard Chapel Road . Mason County. 5 acres . 304-675 ·4197 . 1972 Kingswood 12x65, 2 br larg'e living room with bay w i ndows, gas heat. Asking $5,500. 304·B96 -3655 . 33 Farms for Sale By o wner 4 % acres w it h 32 X 88 Honebarn 2yrs. old . S22,0 00 . Call 614 · 286· 6522 . 200 acre farm for sale . Will suBdivide . Rutland Town· ship . Call614·373 ·0456. 21 2 acre farm on Parker Run Rd . Must sell . nioving to Arizona . Terms· nego1iable, w ill carry on land con tract , m ineral rights inc luded . Call 742 ·2852 . 34 Business Buildings 5 room house. beth, car· peted. oil -coal furnace . 304B82 ·2276 . Commerical buildi ng and lot for lease.pienty of parking call 614·992 ·7261 olte• 6pm . Nice three bedroom h.ome plus· family room on North Perk Drive . Reasonable . 304·675-3423. ~--------------c Have apartment house for sale in Pomeroy . Good locetitJ;n . needs minor repairs . Cell614·992·6022 or 614· 9B5 · 4416. 3 bedroom house, 7 miles I NOTICE I from Holzer. no down payTHE OHIO VALLEY PUB· ment . 304-675· 7746 . LISHING CO . recommondo 35 lots 81 Acreage that you do butinesa with Gallipolis Ferry, 3 br brick people you know. and NOT large rooma, 4 car garage , to send money through the and atorege bldg .. atove. ref. Building lot Neighborhood mail until you have investi- washer - dryer . Make an Rd. 66x150 . ~5.000 , Coil gated the oHe•jog. \ 44~!i · 3844 alter ?PM . of!ar. 304-676-6861 . �. Pomesuy-Middl.._port, Ohio . Friday, October 19. 1984 Page- 1 0-. The Daily Sentinel 35 Lots Friday, October 19, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio & Acreage 64 Misc . Merchandise KIT 'N' CARL Pets trailer hookups, elec;tric, ;ural water, septic tank , Call 79 • Lot for sale in Mercerville -3 $8 ,000 . 6618 . . Yu ®br Lilny Wright if ~~~~~~~:d Motors Homes & Campers 1973 Midas 19ft. self · contained camper. ex . cond.. 82350. Call 379 2686. 614 ·266 · The Daily Sentinei - Page- 11 For Sale: Once acre lot w ith !...._...,. - Sr.rvic es l~rge in-ground pool, torn lmer. and partially fin ished basement . For information call 813·666- 1232. Trailer lot fOr 367-7438. rent. Plastic , cisterns state ap· prqved, plastic septic tanks, pl.tic culvert, metal culverts. RON EVANS ENTER· f>RISES, Jeckson, Oh 614· '2Q6-5930 . Call 326.26 acres. Columbia and Salem Twps.. Meigs Co ., over 130 acres open. free gas available. Priced to sell lit $226 . per acre . Andy Sylvia Realty, 6~8 - 6356. . Firewood cut up slabs. $15 Pl..lload. Larger loads doll'\le~od . Call for prices. 61424,6-5804. . Rentals 41 ' 'For sale fill dirt, and top soil . Call Call 614' 256-1427. Firewood tOr sale: 100 percent herd wood, split & delivered . Call 379-2652. Houses for Rent . Nice 44 3 bdr .• garage. 2 all bath. double 5 rm. 2bdr hom'a , ax. cond, deposit required. Call 446 - 1370 after 5pm. Modern 4 bdr. 2 baths, FP, . OR , basement & garage. Mulberry Hts. $325 mo .• dop . & ref . Call446 -0116 . 2 bdr house 42 Chilicothe Rd ., $210 mo .. $75 dep . Call 446 - 1340 . or 4463870 . House fOr rent . Call 446 3371 . . 6 rm . house location, Kyger Creek Dist .. For rent large trailer lot, all utilities availa · ble. Call 614 -367-7350 . 4 bedroom colonial brick house for rent or sale in Pomeroy. Call 1-373-0456 . 2 houses for rent and bar for sale or lease with option to buy. 304·675· 6720 . 2 bedroom house in Point Pleasant, garage , no pets. phone 304 ·675-1386. · 5 room brick home, close to Point Pleasant. heat and air. city water, 14 acres, pond. small ·barn, 1 year lease $475 .00 month . 304-6756276 . Mobile Homes for Rent Furnished 2 bdrs . TV cable. clean , quiet, beautiful riverview in Kanauga . Fosters Trailer Park, 446-1602. 2 bdr,. AC , gas heat, wall to wall carpet in Gallipolis. Call alter 5PM. 446-1409 . 14X70 Jbdr. total elect., furnished , plus washer & dryer. on private lot , 10 min . from town, $200 mo . plus utilities. Deposit & Ref. Call 256 -1393. JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housi'ng Opportunity) one and two bedrooms. rent starting at $1 63 for o..,e bedroom and $198 per month for two bedroom, with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV (Int. Call 446 -2746 or leave message . 1 small turn. efficiency for 1 gentleman only. Call 4460338 . large Furnished apt. 919 2nd. 5175 utilities paid . Men only. Share bath . 4464416 alter B p.m . 513 ThirdAve . 1 bdr., water furnished. adu.l ts only. $135 mo ., dap. required . Call 446· 4222 between 9 8o 5 . Completely furnished all elect. 468 Second Aue .. One 2BR Apt. S220 mo .. adults only , security deposit, References. Call 446-2236 or 446-2581 .. Downstairs. 2 rooms & bath, furnished, clean , no pets. adults Qnly . Oep& Ref. required. Call 446-1619 . Unfurnished 2bdr.,in Crown City . Call 256-6520. Clean downtown apt. w-d hookup, 3 very large rooms. Call after 4 . 446-4&72 . Would like to rent my 1 bdr. apt .. furnished , utilities free , rent cheap. Would like a middle-aged woman or married couple . Could give lady work to do on my side of the house with pay. Good heatfree. If you are re1ired, this would be an ideal place . Call 446-1414. 3 rooms & bath, $220 mo., utilities paid . Call 446 0847 . Small furnished apt .• utilities paid, nice for working male, ref. Call 446-4063. 2bdr mobile home with natural gas heat. Adults only, no pets. Call 367 7438 . Furnished efficiency, 7 ¥2 Neil. Gallipolis $150 .. utili· ties pd ., Call446-44 16 af1er Bpm. Raccoon Rd, unfurnislled. $220 mo., water included, ref . dep . adults. Call af1er 6 :00, 446 ·9346 . 1 bdr . apt, between Gallipo· lis & Holzer , stoVe & refrig . Call446 -2055 . 1 bdr, furnished, Vinton . 9 mi. Grande, $1 40 utilities, deposit . 9717. 2 mi. out from Rio mo. plus Call 388- Nice 3 bdr mobile home, unfurnished, Upper At . 7, water paid, no pets . Call 245-5818 . 3 bdr, 1 V2 bath, in Evergreen , Co . Rd . 42 , 3 mi. from HMC . Call 245-9170 . Trailer in country. private lot. furnished -unfurnished, deposit req .. outside pet only . Rt . 160. Call 4460614 . 3 bdr., 14X70 trailer. sale or rent, will rent with opt . to buy. Cheshire area . Call 388 ·9776 . 2 bdr trailer, very private, 2 miles from hospital in coun·try, no pets. S176 mo ., plus S 100 dep . Call anytime 446-1722 . 2 bedroom fTIObile home for rent , Racine area . Call 9925858 . 12 x 60. Deposit required . Located on Nye Ave. 2 bedrooms. Call 992-7034 or 992 -5732 . Furnished mobile home, 3 bedroom, washer and dryer . No pets. Call 949- 2253. 14 ft . X 70 ft .mobil homo. Stove and refrigerator fur· nished . 3 bedroom mobil home, gas. water paid. 1 kid accepted . No pets, drunks or dope . John Sheets, 3% mile1 south Middleport, Rt. 7 . Call 387-0611 . 44 51 Household Goods electric. with woodburner. Out Rt . 218 . $350 mo . Call 446-7044. alter 5pm, call 446 -8080 . 42 Apartment for Rent swing set, newly pai~ted $40 ., dog house S2p . Call 446-2847 . Apartment for Rent APARTMENTS , mobile homes, houses. Pt. Pklasant and Gallipolis. 614-446· 8221 . . One bedroom furnished a_p t in Pt. Pit. Extra nice. Adults only. No pats. Phone 304875· 1388. Eft. apl, ce11304·875 -5540 after 6 :00 676-4024. . Furnished efficiency, 701 Fourth. Gallipolis. Share bath, $150 . utilities pd. Call 446-44t6 after 8pm. Riverside Apts. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizens. $130 . Equal Housing Opportunities . 614 · 992-7721 . large 2 bedroom, newly remodeled apartment . Syracuse. Deposit required. Cell 992·7034 or 992-6732 . Apt. for rent in Syracuse. Call 992-7686 . laurel Land apartments in New Haven ,now accepting applacations for two bedroom apart manu. Base rent rate starting at $158 .00 per month . Market rent $228 .00 per month . An eqUal housing opportunity. Call 614-304-882 ·3385 . One and two bedroom furnished apartments, call614992 · 5434 or 614-992· 5914 and 304-882-2566 . 45 Furnished Rooms Furnished room. 8145. Utili· ties, range, ref. Share bath. Men only. 919 Sec .. Gallipo· lis. 446-4416 after 8 p.m . 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33. NortO- of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call 614-992-7479. 2nd. floor office space for rant. Court St., Pomeroy. Coli 614-373-0466 . Merchan di se ,51 Household Goods Washer and dryar t100.00 . for both, 304-876- 1832. Profesgrooming. boarding fa · Cocker Spa~ Call614-388- 1-'- -- - ~ . m. Baautlful Pomeramfum pot, babied by old folks, needs care for two weeks. or sell . Call 446-2376 . For Sale: 70 tons of top soil AKC G orman She Ph ar d pups-8 wks old wormed and ·first shots. Excellent size for aQe. First class pups . Call 614-9B5-3849. -~ ·o . JAE94 ~ (Jialftt CH ... IIYMEA. rw; 1----------..,.----------+ 71 Autos for Sal.. " TOP CASH paid for 'BQ model and newer Used cars. Smith Bulc~-Pontlac, 1911 Eastern Ave .• Gallipolia. Call 614-446-2282. 1979 Camaro Berlinotto axe. cond .. loadad. for aale by owner. Call446-7814. 1970 Chrysler Cordoba 'I goo d con d .. 73 , 000 moos. Call 614-367-7131, otter 4 weekdays. 72 for Sale 1968 Chevy C-60 truck. newly. painted bed. no reasonable refuaod. Call 1-2B6-6522: ~~~:,:.~~fin:.• s 8 79 GMC pickup y, ton . Call 446·2663. . ataun King Ca b p.u ., 1978 D 1976 Monte Carlo . Call _ _ 446 3709 GENE'S DEEP STEAM C A R p ET C L E A N . a·cotchguard-water extraction. daodorizers. FREEesli · metes. Reasonable rates. Gene Smith, 992-6309 . ~ FJ & sjs g ~ T tilter. Gravely tractor with tiller, "'ower and plow. Jluck wood burning stove. Black and Decker hand grinder. ·ac hand tools. Between 7 10, 304-875-2073 . ra Kenmore wesher. 2 ugea. for oxygen . tonka, bulonce cot ond col bar. 3 .4-876-7748 . c;JHE. PERFE.C. T ALIBI .. 1977 International dump truck. II apaad trona, 2 oPMd rMr. 9 ft woe>d bod with removal alA., oxc cond. Coli 304-8911·31180 . '77 ford Courier low miles. After 8 :00 coli 304-11782010 1977 Pfomore IIV, totally Hlf·conlllnod. lingle axle, A. C .. ranljo, rtf rig, full both, lloopollx, W•W Clrpat, ..... hitch. Must ao0 to oppro· clato,U400. Call 44112297 . t977. 28 ft compar, Hit contained. olr. flU furnace, oxc cond, tll,200.00. 304· 8711-40811. ANIMAL OVE ~ ~NOCKE'!7 A THA5H CAN. PR06L' Y-· THING BUT Nf!ME AN' YO/IRS! ... D. and M . Contractors. Remodeling, vinyl siding, painting (indoors and outdoors) replacement windows cell. 304-773-5131. RON'S Television Service. Spociall•lng In Zenith ·and Motorola. Quazar. and house calls. Call 304-576 2398 or 614-446-2454 . Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304 - 675 1331. RINGLES' S SERVICE. experienced carpenter, electrician, mason. painter, roof· ing (Including hot tar application) 304 -675 -2088 or 675· 7368 . Rotary or c8ble tool drilling. ,.,ost wells completed same day. Pump ~ales and services. 304- 895 -3802. Building-Remodeling . Con · crete, drywall, electrical, kitcha'n · bathroom installation. door-window framing . 304-675-2440. 8 llo 0 HOME .IMPROVEMENTS. vinyl siding. alumn soffit, window. gable, face board caps and guttering. also painting, roo~ing, room additon. no job to small o~ large. 304-576-2644. 82 Plumbing Heating & CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614-446-3BB8 or 614-446-4477 . JIM'S PLUMBING 11o HEAT· lNG . Rt. 1. Box 355, Galli polis. Call 614-367-0676 . SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating, 211 Sixth St. , Poinl Pleasant, W . Va. 304676-6420. Licensed and insured. 83 Excavating Good-1 Excavating, basements, footers , driveways, septic tanks, landscaping. Call enytime 614-4464537, Jemesl. Davison, Jr. owner . Dozer Work by Ted Hanna. Ditches. ponds. roads, land clearing, etc . Call Motor Cor Brokers, 448-6592. J.A.R.C,qnstruction Co.Rutland, Oh,614-742-2903; Basements. Footers, Concrete work, BaCkhoe's, Dozer Ditcher, Dump trucks, 8a Water-gas-sewerelectrical linea. a. D .A . Boaton EJCcavating Dozer and Dump Truck Services. Call 614-6676828 or 614 -378-6288 . 84 & Electrical Refrigeration SEWING Machine repairs, service . Authorized Singer Sales Service Sharpen 1 Sci1sors. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 614-992•2284. a. 85 General Hauling · Jame1 Boys Water Service. Also poolo filled . Coli 614268 - 1141 or 614-4461176 or 814-446 -7911 . Ken's Water Service . Walla, ciaterna. poole tilled. Phone 367 - 0623 or 367-7741 night or dey . A... Trucka for Sale NOTHIN'! . GOME 60LLY. 6AMDY. I'VE AN' THOIJ()IIT AM' I HILL CAN'T R'MEM&EPI AI'IY- m o ·n t Plastering 8o Plaster rapoir, free estimates . Cell 614266 • 1182 . * 72 YOU' RE PA:08ABL.V ~~G~T, E:AS.V. &UT LF ~ HAD MY CH~So9- GAMe , I. WOULPW'T HAVE MV MINP ON HOW CI<EEPY IT O!> OUT HElle- H & S Home improvemen1s vinyl aiding, roofing, room addition. storm windows, atone. Call 614-367·0409 or &14-367-7244: ---------BASEMENT WATERPROOFING uneon d.noona · 1 111 t ' o ome guarantee . Local references furnished . Free estimates. Call collect 1 · 614-2370488 • 9 a.m. to 5 p;m. 1975 Ford Truck, 6cyl.with truck, 4 opd .. 56 · 000 miles, 8250. Coll388-9726 . $6 5.S275 ;~~·s~~i~:ia~;J,,i,'",;i;sla1 super price. Call 367seat, . 7302 1982 Chevette 4 spd. 1960 Willys 4 wd. 8700 or pri<:od from S285 . to $895. -:-r' - ·- - - - - - - S3399. 1981 Chovatte 8 .0. Coli 388-8710 . Tables, $50 and up to S125 . Kihg Woodburner $250 . Beautiful AKC Collie pup3199 " 1979 Ply· 1966 Model 283 Chevrolet .. Hi~e-a-beds,S390. and' c 11446-4533. pies . Champion pedigree. .auto mouth Volare, auto, $2399, to $550 .,· sofa bods 81 . 197B Dodge Aapan $2099. motor. Completely rebuilt, Shots and wormed. Call Recliners, $285. to $375 .. 2 xtra large Boston Ferns. 614-698-4179 woak~ayov­ t 978 Plymouth Solon with all new parts. Call Lamps from 828 . to $125 . in ubs with metal trays. Call enings, all day Sat. and Sun. 81799. John's Auto Solos. 387-7496. ·.p~ . dinettes from Si09 .. to 4 6-3373 . Bulaville Rd.. Gallipolis, 435 . 7 pc . $189 end Jeep, 1973 Dodge Monaoo, Country Aquarium Fall Sale: Ohio 446-4782. Wood table with siJI both good cond .. your cho.Firewood by dump truck. thurs. thru Sun. Show gup· $'285 to $745 . Desk plas,$1 .25, Swords,$.99. Call 266-6689 . 1966 C-60 Chevrolet 1 v, ice 8750. Call 367-7300 up to $225 . Hutches, Black Mollya,$ .79. Silver ton, 2 spd. rear end, A· 1 alter 6pm. Bunk bed complete Table saw · Sears best ten Sailfins,S1.69. shops 81000. Call 367,.,attresses, $275 . and up 1979 Ford Ranger F-150, inch - cast iron table : used Orenda. $4 . 75. Hams· 7496. $395. Baby beds, $110. one hour - $270 firm . can 4X4. auto trans.. ps .. pb .. rs,$1 . 50 . Much mora . Mattresses or box springs. 614-446-3339. pen daily 10 :00-8 :00. 1978 V W Rabbit, 83.000 good cond. Call446-4292. fJJII or twin, S68 .; firm, $68 . ear Bradford Tree Farm. miles. 81900. Call 446and $78 . Queen sets. $195 . ·Firewood for sale: 100 per· Jeep 'A ton FC 170 truck. 4 all 992-6544. 8015 Qr 446-3731. 4 clr. chests, s42 . 5 dr. ceru hardwood; split wheel drive. S600.00. Don chests. $54. Bed frames. d81ivered- stacked . 5 loads Malo Cocker Spaniel, AKC 1981 Z-28 Camoro, 43,000 Johnson. Ponlond, Ohio. S20 .and $25 ., 10 gun · Gun fori S140 . Call 446 -0373. registered . Blond. 2 years miles, ew:c . cond., Must Call 843-5205. cabinets, $350 . Gas or - " - - - - - - - -lcld. Call 949 -2196 alter Sell II Call 246·9666. eledtric ranges $376 . Baby Oak furniture , 1ables,chairs, 1971 Datsun pickup. Great pop.m . manresses, $25 & $35, bed cupboards. pie · safe. tale· 77 Pontiac Grand Prix 301 ' shapa. S1200.00. Call 992. frames S20, S25, 8o S30, phones, desk, also aptiqUes tlmeranian pups for sale, good condition. Call after 7318. king frame $50 . Good selec- and glassware. Open Sun · ('4-895-396B. 6PM. 446-0137. tion of bedroom suites, days . Conkel's · Tuppers1981 Dolson Pick-up truck, rockers. metal cabinets. plains: Rt .7. AKC registered Pomeranian 1978 Cougar R7. loaded. four wheel drive. Good headboards S38 8o up to condition. 84,000.00. Cell ,6 wk old pups 304-895- Call 256-6689 . $65 . 614-742·3053 anytime. Cemetery lot for sale in ~926. Memory Gardens . Lat 1978 Dodge Magnum, Book Used Furniture -- head n~bor 59C. Call 367S2500. Sell for S1696. A·1· 1971 Chov.half ton L.W .B . bol!rds, and 2 bedroom 1 79 . Virgil Wamsley, Cheyenne Package, auto, cond. Call 266-6889 . -57 Musical sui1es . 3 miles out Bulaville ,C shire . PS, AC. tilt wheel, road Instruments Rd ~ Open 9am to 5pm, Mon . 1981 VW Rabbit Dleaal, 4 wheals, 68,000 miloa, must th,.. Sot. sale, wood burners . 1 dr.. am -frn radio, sharp. Call see immaculate cond. &1 4-446-0322 new and 1 used . Call 614C & S Bank 446·0662 •••· $4,200.00. 304-676 Italian Provincifll SaPia 23. 3641. " 992-2941 in evenings . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Cherry Wurlitzer piano $1600 .. Iiko new. Call446- 1977 Chevrolet Impala, 1972 Chevrolet pick up half Wishers, dryers. refrigera - Wfrds Seeking, 12 foot , 6 tors. ranges. Skaggs Ap- h .p. motor. elec'tric motor, 4426 . 4dr.. no rust, $1000. Call ton, 3 sp, 80,000 miloa, axe pliances. Upper River Rd. . p~istal seats, trailer and running cond. two new front 446-2429 . beside Stone Crest MOtel. m re. S550.00. Call 742- Cable grand piano, axe. tires, dependable work 614-446-7398 . cond., $3,000. Call after 1 977 Mercury Marquis se- truck. $896.00. Call 304· 2 77. . 6pm, 446-8049 . dan, good condition. 1973 676·2592' after 6 o'clock. Co~nty Appliance . Inc . · G~s circulating heaters.· Au · Ford Grand Forano,good G~od used applian~eJ and tolnatic control and blowcondition , call 814 - 992Farm Suppl;es TV sets . Open SAM to 6PM. er . Oak dog house. Call 6974. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. Mon thru Sat. 446-1699, . 9 2-7022 . Livestock 627 3rd . Ave. Gallipolis. 1976 Cadillac Coupe, De ~t4 . F . sh brown eggs, Willow Ville. two door. In excellent <f ook Rd . Call 992-5416 . condition. Phone 614-986 · 1976 Ford Ranger XLT, 4 wheal drive, loaded, USed Gold Hotpoint side3967. Farm Equipment U,660.00 negotiable. 304side refrigerator freezer , N e Christmas gift: Odysey 61 host free. 24 cu. ft ., like g me with 4 cartridges. 1978 Ford F260, 4 X 4, 896-3472 or 895-3967. 1984 2 horse trailer, 6 mo. <lOW . Call 367-7187. Sl25.00. Call between 8 :00 old, never been used . Call wagon wheela. running 1979 Chevy van loaded. aqd 11 :00. 992-3955. boards, ate. $3000 .00 . Call 1-286-6522 . 304-675-n46. New Microwave convec742-2an. tion. cost $650 - now $350 .,' 21 h . X 15 h. insulated steel Heavy duty 5 ft . bush hog pluSh area rug 8X1 2 - cost .building . Cell 742-2225. 1973 Pontiac Lo Mono, $475. Call 446-3824 . Motorcycles S300- now $80 . Call 446S400.00. ·1978 Mercury 74 3040. lennox house furnace With Comet, 8700.00. Call 992New 14 ft. Tandom axle blower. $200.00. Call 9926031,. trailer . 'C all 446-7383 or 30 · ch electric range for 2638 or 992-5498. 1983 Honda Shadow 500. 446 -3358 . Avacado . Call 992~ 1977 Nova 2 door-305. black, 2800 miles. like new, after 4 :00 p.m . REPOSSESSED: Must sell 11800 .00. 1978 Ford extras, 81760. Call 245 ' pickup, 60.000 miles-302. 9243 ave. two ·qupnset style steel pickens used furniture. 304· Building Supplies buildings. brand new, never Call 949-2301 after 6:00 671i-6483 or 675-1450. 1980 Honda-matic CM 400 erected . One is40h. X 60ft. pm . - - - - - - - - - l c - A, windshield, matching Call Tom, 419-669·2494. 1975 Corvette, 360 engine, seddle bogs, luggage, back 54 Misc. Merchandise Building Materials automatic, PS, PB, PW . Coli rest, oxc cond. 304-896Stock, brick, sewer pipes, indows. lintels. etc . 64 Hay & Grain ~92-7626. 3363. laude Winters, Rio Grande, For sale. King wood burner. . Call 614-245· 5121 . '78 Century Buick wagen. 1981 Honda CX500 deluxe, 2 · speed blower, call 614· good cond. phone 304·876- windshield, luggage rack, .1192-3242 . 'round bales of hay. 1090. ild your own 4 bdr. home . Large back rest, water cooled drive ,995 del. to your site . S20 each. Call446-1052. 30x30 rifle with scope. 12 shaft, exc cond 304-895ew display model open . guage pump jun. 2 bar3363 . .niiS.22 pistol with holster. See it now! 1-614-886'61 Fordtruck.goodrunning tr'ln bed . Call 614-992- 7311 . 6881. cond, 304-675-2203. uild your own 3 or 4 bdr w Firewood, S20 .00 pick up h mo. 86995 kit delv .. Our Certified soadwheat. barley. lo.ad, ·$30.00 delivered . new model is open, see it rye, spolts, triticale, olao 75 Boats and cover crop wheat. Altizer 1977 Olda Cutloaa S. good 304-676 - 2991 or 675 - t~day . Call 1·886-73i 1. Motors for Sale Farm Supply. Call814-245- cond. $1,500.00. 304·676· ~~62 . 6t93 . ~ough Cut Lumber, oak, 6474. U'ed 2300 Ditch Witch ppplar, and pine. 2x4's, 1979 Renault, La Car, sun 16 ft. Starcraft boat 8o trrncher. 1-614 -694-7B42. ,ZJC8's, 1x6's, 1x8's. Assbrtod lengths. Call Hogg roof. good con d. axe goa TenneaHe trailer, ell. cond •• ra nsportalion mileage, call aftor 3:00 $700 firm. Call446·1924. 4 Mustang 14 in GT rims and Zuspan Materials 304·B82-2262. S75 .00. Iron Bed and Rails Co . ,lnc . 773 - 5554 . 826 .00 . Queen size water daytime. Auto Parts 1979 LTD II. auto. good 76 bed mattress and liner, full Autos for Sale &. Accessories· cond,. plus '89 camper will w ·eve S76 . 00 . 1965 Now open for business, 71 trade both for 1111 model Ra1mb•ler classic North Ca- Mountain State Block, Rt. 39, New Haven . Complete small car. 304·882-3590. I J';:~.a6,~~~~4!;;~:u.OJU. Phone masonry supplie1, 4 .., 8". 4 F78t4 bias ply tires. Very '79 Ford Fairmont $1900.; 1 ~ .. block. Delivery service. '76 Chevy 'A ton 4•4 1974 Chev . lmpolo, good condition. •86.00. Phone day 304-882-2222, 81800. Evenings 304-675· 8400.00, runt good, 304· Call 949·2693. evening BB2· 3239. 675-4823. 7690. Four 17·40, 18.5 Gumbo Muddera on white opoko wh•l• for Chevy. Laaa than 200 mlloa -ar, $600.00. Want to buy Blow Proof Bell 1975 Chevrolet Caprice, houalng for Chevy. 304PS, PB, 360 engine, outo. 8711·2438 . 1980 Kawasaki KE 100 very nice •1 .176.00. 19711 Enduro e495.00. Wahema AMC Gremlin, PS, 6 cycle, Bond Jacket (42). Male maintained, U78.00. 79 Motors Homes 304-875-7192. .BeogiJI. 304-773-6210. &. Campers 1979 Pontloc Bonneville Camouflillge Anny - Denim Brogham, runs good, body 10rplus. Sam Somerville's .• Winnebago Chlafton 24 ft., excellent, coli 1114· 4411Ea1t - Ravenawood. Fri. Set, loaded. air, gen .• new tires. 1 015 or 304·1176·4828 af· S,.,n .• 1:00·7:00 PM. 304oxc. cond., Coli 448-7019. tor 6:00PM. 6'15-3334 before 10:00 Boll thlo wook--· Bargain I 80 gal air compressor. Rota H.AI<I~ ,_ THINGll-• TUI<N O~F THIO PAINTING- interiOr and exterior. plumbing . rooting, soma remodeling. _20 yrs. exp. Call 614-388 -9652 . t Terrier puppies. Call 6. 4 -266 -1467. I aways . Hra. 10am to VOU' I<e Marcum Roofing & Spouting . Now inatalling rubber r~:~ofs. 30 yean experience, specializing in built up roof. C•II614-388-9B67. 10 American Pit Bull pup,pies . Call 388-9661. 1'1~~ m~ra s~~~l:ls. X-;,a~ CAPTAIN EASY ~IGHT'. Dragonwynd Cattery Ken· nels. AKC Chow. puppies, Siamese kinens. new.litter' tFA Himalayan and Persian kittens. Call 614-446-3844 after 6. Jacfc,'s Tropical Fish, Ever.· green. Oh. Phone . 446· 0198. Hallow~en apoc'a: Parakeet's $8.50. Homotor's (all kinds 11o colora) S.79 . Gerbo'l 's $1.10. Guinea Pig's $3.99, Lg. selectiqn of Freshwater llo SaltY(atar fish just orrlvad .. Baby M'tt F t $35 00 Home Improvements. WA~H . - -- s· So~, chair, roc:Ker, ma • 3 tables. ne:ovj•j, 81 JIMS WATER SERVICE. Call Jim Lanier, 304·675· 7397. 87 Upholstery · TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11113 Soc . Avo., GaiHpolla. · 1114-448-7833 Or 814-446· 1833. _______._ Evening Televfsion FR IDA Y 1 0/19/84 EVENING 6:00 D illCllCll Oill ®l CD llal News (]) Inside the NFL Len Dawson and Nick Buonicont1 review this w eek 's NFL ac· tion. (]) Hot Potato . (!) ESPN' s Horse Racing Weakly Cil Lucy Show (I) Dr. Who (j'j) 3 -2 -1. Clntact f.i) Oiff' rent trokes 6 :30 O illCD N CNews Cil Rifleman c;u Mazda Sportslook Cil Oown lo Earth (i) CD (jlJ ABC News 0 Cll 0~ CBS News (l) Nightly Business Report (jj) Workif)g Women f.IJ One Day at a Time 7 :00 G CD PM Magazine CD MOVIE : 'Hoopar' (]J Here Come the Brides (!) SponsCenter Cil Gomer Pyle C1J ID ® Entertainment Tonight · CD Wheat of Fortune 0 (I) Wheel of Fonune ()) (!j) MacNeii/Lbhrer Newahour li~ News fl) Jeffersons 7 :30 0 CD Tic Tac Oough C2J MaNtrax (!) 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BoWers, 19, According to Pqint Pleasant , Leon, being held In theSuWvan PollceChlefJamesGaskins,Deren-·, City JaU pending transfer to St. berger apparently hail appr'Ollf• Louis !or an appearance before a mately $54,lXllln his posesslon when u.s. MagiStrate. · Pollee Chief he was arrested . . : George R. Counts said bond for the Derenberger anp J;lowers were two of $100,00l each would be apparently motorcycling to Callfor· ; recommellded. nia when they stopped in Sullivan, '. Derenberger was arrested for approldmately 50 miles southwest : vjolatlon of state controlled sub- of St. Louis, Counts said. · stance laws, accordingtoCounts.lt was later f9Und through a computer check· that · he was wanted on a 0 1 • fugitive's waiTant .issued by u.s. hio ottery wanner • Magistrate ' Maurice G. Taylor In · CLEVELAND (APl The· Huntington, W.Va. winning number drawn Thui"SIIay : Counts !!Bid a patron at a Sullivan night In the Ohio Lottery's da1JY~ lounge alerted authorities after game, "TheNwnber,"was332. ; reportedly seeing Derenberger at1n the "Plck4" game, the winning• tempt to sell drugs to other patrons number was 7867. · • ~ and flash a targe bankroll. are WU.MINGTON, Ohio (AP) -A statement in which Cotrman told authorities he slashEd the throats of · violent outburst in which a man all three victims after Hooks beat killed three members of a Clinton Danes and hiS wife and strangled County family was triggered by the their son. death of hiS cat and a bWherecelved $amy, a clinical psychiatrist at from one of hiS victims, a psychia· Dayton Forensic Hospital, testltled trtst has testified. S.M. Samy, a court-appointed · that two events . triggered the violence in Cotrman: the death of a : psychiatrist who examined Terry L. Collman, testified Thursday that cat whicll was hiS only friend, and a bill !or tools he purchased from Coffman had "lost his ability to Danes. make reasonable and sound judg· W!Wam Nelson, a psychologist ments." An earlier · witness sald who treated Coffman at Clermont· Coffman had · smoked martjuana Mercy Hospital in September 1982, and drank beer the day of the testified for the defense that he murders. ·· diagnosed Coffman at that time as .The defense rested after calling ARE YOU READY? - At 3 p.m. 'lbunday aftA!moon, the al!iles ol Slimy and a psychologist. Both said llavlng mixed personality disorders PoweU's Super·Valu were ~!eared for JoAnn Crisp, Racine; the Wlnnel' Coffman was insane when he and with pilranold-schlzold features. In the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce shoPPing spree. Sbe wall "The mental illness he was another man allegedly kllied Dogiven ~ minutes to "do her tldng" and. she IJIIIII8II1!d to plher up a nald and Karen Danes, bOth 39, and suffering could result In violent total of $109.19 In groceries. JoAnn was awarded a llmllar spree Iaiii their son, Rodney, 15, on March 28 at action," said Nelson. year In a program held by the Meigs Jaycees. Samy testified that Cottman their home. Coffman, 29, of St. Martin in submitted to Hooks' leadership In Brown County , has pleaded Inno- the Danes killings. "He thought of robbing Danes cent by reason of insanity to 10 even before he .did It," Samy counts of murder, robbery and testified of Cottman. "But he was burglary. Clinton County Prosecuunable to make decisions on hiS tor JWnald C. Carey said he would own:~ call rebuttal witnesses today to Samy said Coffman told hlm that challenge the insanity defense. Hooks urged hlm to try the robbery Danny Hooks, 39, Coffman's alleged accomplice in the massa- scheme. "Hewasafollower,"Samy said. cre, is to be tried separately. Coffman told Samy he slit the Carey, who is seeking the death victims' throats to put them .out of penalty for hotljmen, restecthiscase their misery, Samy testltled. "ln hiS Wednesday after playing lor the psychotic condition with depression, . jury an hour-long, videotaped he felt sympathetic," Samy said. Those with last names beginning with A through I are to pickup on Nov. 1; those with last names beginning with J through R, Nov. 5, and thosewlth last names beginning withSthroughZ, Nov.6.Hoursonall dates are 9 toll a .m. and 1-3 p.m. tmes Vol. 19 No. 36 Copyrightod 1984 Middlepo).-·Pomeroy-Gallipolis--Point Pleasant GOOD USED ..... CAR? --..;. t GALLIPOLIS- Alvin R. Mitchum's motion for a -new trtal on hiS Aprti 1982 conviction for rompllcity to tampering with evidence has been rejected . GaWa County Common Pleas Judge Richard C. Rodertck said Friday the 40-year-old Hilliard man has not shown he was prevented from obtaining new evidence in the case. Rodertck said he rejected an affidavit from the main prosecution witness In Mitchum's trtai, Phillip D. Downing, as "unreliable and not cri!dible and this court does not Wish to give it credence." · In the affidavit, Downing recanted some of his testimony pertaining to Mitchum's aUeged role In hiding the handgun that Downing accidentally fired on July 28, 1981 at the Skyline Lanes in Kanauga. A J~•ST ADDED TO OUR MANY LINES OF NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE FOR MEN and WOMEN RECORDER! BAHR CLOTHIERS • ... . 1979 CHEVY MONTE CARLO V.-8, auto., V-B, auto., trans., air cond., good tran~portation. Buy A Bird Feeder, Recei"., 5 lh..of 'Bird Seed FREE! Mary Swain is the candidate for Mei&S County Treasurer. Anyone wislling to meet or talk with her can do so at Democrat Headquarters, 224 bst Main Street, Pomeroy. She'll be thiAI Octobel23, from 12:00 lill3:00. lud· dition to collecting lues. a trusurer's job is to 1111111C' your money effici· enlly and profitably. 1 Maki,. ydur money work fol you is one way to li&hfen the tax load. I' i' State Treasurtr Mary Ellen Withrow, has promised me her support and as· sistanee when I am elected. Mary El· len has initiated a proeram of invest· ment of mutual lund for small and medium size investors. Throu&h thi~ Procram used to earn revenue lhll does not come out of yoar Plll:llt. Pd. *WILD BIRD SEED •SUNFLOWER SEED •THISTLE SEED •CRACKED CORN •MILLET OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 31, 1984 MODERN SUPPLY Democrat Headquarters Phone No. - 99H088 the Candidote bullet fired from the gun wounded Craig H.Fisher, 25, Rt. 2, Patriot, who died more than two weeks la ter from the wound. The gun, prosecution established a t Mitchum 's trtal, was owned by Mitchum, whom they a llege ordered Downing to hide the gun in the bOwling alley before the authortties arrived. Roderick .sald Mitchum' s motion for a new trtal, filed by Columbus attorney John J . Wolery, was not filed in accordance with state criminal rules , in which such a motion must be filed 1.20 days after the conviction. He said the burden of proving that Mitchum was unable to obtain Downing's affidavit rested with 399 W. Main 992·216• Pomeroy, 011. THE STORE WITH "All IIINDS OF STUFF" FOI PETS, STAIL£S, LAIGI & SMAU ANIMALS LAWNS AND- GAIDENs .. ' SCHOOL PROGRESS -A backhoe lurn<i up earth surrounding the new Southwestern Elementary School building now W1der construction that will replace Cadmus and Centen1Ue elemenlarles. The ADDISON - Beea use they have been unable to find a new location, the Addison post office wlll be closed Oct. 26, according to the U.S. Postal Service. But service wiU continue to the 80 boxholders served by the post office through a rural carrier, said Sandra Stewart, . a spokesperson for the postal service's Columbus office. Stewart said the closing does not mean Addison will be without a post office In the future. A survey has been distributed to Addison Township residents served by the post office to determine community Weather forecast Pol. Adw. Pd. lor by Em!IKJI'flf Hotstein Conto College Rd., Stracuse, Otlto ~5779 tntint 11 Sections, 72 Pages 50 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Mitchum . a nd " the re clearly has not been a showing that the defendant was unavoidably prevented from discovering this evldence ..." "Motions for new ttials, based on repudiated · lest imony , are not new and do not necessarily resull in the gra nting of a new ttial ," Rodertck said. The affidavit wa s obtainedlasl May 2, more than two years after Mitchum's conviction on complicity to negligent homicide and complicity to tampering with evldence. Since then. the complicity to negligent homicide conviction has been overturned by ihe Fourth District Court of Appeals . Roder ick said he considered Downing's "close relationship " with Mitchum - Mitchum had em ployed Downing a1 the Skyline while Mitchum managed the bOwling ailey at the time of the shooting - and observed tha1 Downing " has a very lowiQand had a severe problem with alcohol." Roderick found that Downing's statemems "as to what happened after the shooting incident were cloudy and vague at the trial and i1 was obvious thal lhe wi tness was hesitant even then to implicate his friend and employer, Mr. Mitchum." Rodertck ordered Mitchum. who had been sentenced to thr ee-to-10 years for complicily to ta mpering with evidence, 10 repon 10 the GaUia County Sheriff's Depanment Oc t 29 for transportation to Chillicothe Correctional InslitU1 e to begin serving his sentence. " structure is one of three new bulldlngs In the construction program planned by the Gallla C<>unty Local School District. COLUMBUS. Ohio iAP l - U va riety Is the spice of life, the local ballot issues before Ohio vo1 ers in the Nov. 6 election are a slice of it. From repealing taxes to banning restaurants with drtve-through "in· dow service , a sampling of the hundreds ofquestionsdemonstrates the power of the initia tive petition process. · • Voters in a handful of areas will have the opportunity to lower some of the property. income or mOl or vehicle U.X..S they pay. F or example , in the communities of Wilmington and Boston Heights there are proposals which - if passed - would reduce municipal Income taxes from 1 percent to 0.5 percent. Similar tax reduction issues are before voters In a trto of school districts . A 0.75 percent income tax faces the possibllity of r epeal in the Licking Valley Local School Dis · trtcl . A proposal in the Kellys Island Local School District would repeal a property tax adopted In 1971 and another adopted in 1972. Voters in the Sylvania City school dlstlict have the opportunity to reduce the tax rate from 40.8 mills to36.1 mills. Voters in Portsmouth" who a re unhappy wit h a $5 motor vehicle license tag fee imposed by the city have a chance 10 repea l il. In Guernsey County. a countywide $5 vehicle tag fee lhat is scheduled to take effect in Janua ry would he blocked by passage of a ballot issue. Cars and trucks are involved in a different kind of e lection in M a~1il'ld Village, a Cleveland suburb. Voters will decide whether to approve a zoning code prohibiting restaurants with drive. through windows. Mayor F red Carmen o;ays city planners are · cq_ncerned aboul future development on Wilson Mllls Rd .. a lready a very busy street. The concern is tha 1 the "'indows wquld aggrava te traffic problems. In Oberlin, voters a re being asked whether to retain an ordinance da ting 10 1972 that bans non· returna ble plastic and glass beverage conta iners and flip-lop cans . City Council repealed lhe ban in ·Fe bruary. but a peli tion drive blocked the r<>peal unl il the issu<> could be resolved bv voters. ' Traffic of a d iff~r<>nl sot1 - this time by young people- is of concern in Zanesville. P etilione rs have placed a c urfew proposal on 1he ballot prohibiting loitering by youngsters of cen ain ages durtng certa in late-ni ght hours . (Continued on page A·4) Addison post office set to close; future service uncertain MIDDLEPOIT EMMOGENE HOLSTEIN CONGO Along the River ........ .. ..... J:H-8 Business ................ .. ... ..... . A-a Deaihs .. ............. ...... ... ... .. A-5 Ed!tor1aJs ........ .. ....... ........ A-2 Spot1s ............................ C-1-8 Take-One ..................... Insert Variety of issues face Ohio voters CHESHlRE Gallla-Meigs Community Action· Agency wlll dlstlibute cheese, b.u tter. flour and dry milk to low-income people in the two-county area Thursday. The.distribution w!U begin at noon at all locations, CAA officials said. Laca lions In Meigs County are the American Legion Hall In Racine, the 'Meigs County Fairgrounds and ·the fire department a t Tuppers Plains. In Gallia County, the distribution, will be held at at the Guyan TOW)'ISIUp Volunteer Fire Depart· ment at Mercerville; the Gallla County Junior Fairgrounds; Mount Carmel Baptist Church at Bidwell; and the Guiding Hand School at Cheshire. CAA officials said households must be within the following monthly income guidelines (annual Income guidelines follow In parantheses) to receive the surplus commodities. Family of one, $623 per month ($7,470); two, $840 ($10,0l0); three, $1,058 ($12,690) ; four, $1,275 ($15,300); five, $1,493 ($17,910); six, $1,710 ($20,5W) ; seven, $1,928 ($23,1~); and elglii';·$2,145 (S25, 740). Documentation showing proof of (Continued on page A-41 meats. .YOUR Ohio weather: showers likely across state -Page A-4-- Inside: Court rejects Mitchum motion for new trial GOrrA GET THOSE MEATS- JoAnn Crisp, Racine winner of the Pomeroy Chamber of Coinmerce shopping spree, was only aBowed to select only one of each kind of meat. However, she was a fast worker and when the bill was taBled, nearly S90 of the total $100.19 was for PLEASE HELP· RE-ELECT C-1 Sunday, October 21, 1984 eommodity distribution Those picking up coupons must go on the assigned days and are to take their ID card . Those who cannot make their appointed day, however, may report on Nov. 12 and Nov. 19, again from 9 to 11 and 1 to 3 p.m. $s,bl,fjwf Tonight, partly cloudy. Low 50-55. Saturday, mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Hjgh 65-70. The · chance of rain Is 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Saturday. Extended ForeCast Sunday throtlgh Tuesday: FaironSundayandMondayanda chance of showen Tuesday. IDghs In the 70s Sunday, cooling to the mld-410s to the low 70s Monday and Tuesday. Lows In the 40s. • LOOKING FOR A Morgan's wife MyrtleMori;.m, 44, her bOyfrtend Norbert Engle, 47, and Eslli FieldS, 23, have been charged with aggravated murder with specltlcations. Fields was married to Myrtle Morgan's niece at the time of the death. Conviction on that charge is punishable by tlie death penalty, Carrell! said. The three persons charged were in custody Thursday. Jennifer Sheets, Republican candidate for State Representa· tive, announced today her opposition to a pay raise ·for state legislators. Two legislators. who are close l!Ssociates of.the Speaker of the House. this week confirmed a move to increase leglsl!ltive salaries after the election by 31 percent. "It's incredible that our legislators would even consider such a proposal. The taxpayers of Ohio have suffered under a 90 percent permanent Increase in' their personal Income taxes and now we are told that Ohio's legislators want to give themselves a 31 percent pay increase. If tt!e Legislature wants to grant itself a pay increase, then It should have the courage to vote on this issue before the election," Sheets said. The schedule lor residents partie!· pating in the WlC program to pick~up their coupons at the Meigs County Department of Health has been announced. James J, Kilpatrick discusses the 'heart' of the 1984 presidential campaign- Page A-2 CAA sets Against state legislators' pay raise Dates announced for WIC coupons 'J. -Page 8-l Spartans~-Page The CIA-P.roduced manual on psychological warfare is 'offensive,' says a rebel leader - Page D-1 .. Three face murder · CINCINNATI (AP I - Three persons. including the victim's estranged wife and her bOyfliend, have been indicted for the murder last May of Eugene Morgan. 53, who owned two r e frigeration companies·. " I can't discuss the motive, but apparently some money was exchanged between these three lndi· viduals. " said Hamilton County Chief Deputy SheriffVictorCarrelll. New policies at HMC obstetric unit Buckeyes vs. · ·• '14. V.W. RABBIT Nice, 2o,ooo miles. '13 CHEV~ S.lO BLAZER low mileage, beautiful black. '11 PON1IAC ,..., ESPIIT Auto. trans ., air cond , P.S., P.B. '11 PONTIAC 1000 Auto. trans., air cond , P.S, PB . . '11 OLDS. CUnASS V-6, verv clean. 'I 1 ·PONTIAC TRANS AM .Well equipped,onty34,ooo miles. ;79 BUICK REGAL 2Door, V-6, air cond, onelocal owner, nice. '71 PONnAC leMANS 2 Door, good work car. '71 DODGE· 414 Power Wagon, 318, V-8, with 4 speed . '71 FOiD F-100 PICKUP With topper. '10 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Diesei, loaded, pnced nght. . needs. In the m eantime. mail will be pr ocessed through the Gallipolis post office. Stewart noted that former Addison postmaster John Lee, who retired in Ma y, has chosen not to renew a lease with the postal service. The lea se allowed the postal service to use a trailer owned by Lee a s a post office. Stewart said Lee plans to leave the a rea and wiU take the traUer with him. The lease expires Nov. 2. "We will Investigate the matter further to see what · avenues can be taken towa rd the inter~sts of the Addison pos1 office custom ers," Stewart said . Sin ce lhen the postal service has been unable tofind anolher nearby facility to house the post office. In a letter sent out Sept. 26 to Addison customers, the postal ser.•ice said it will sta rt distributing mail vla ru ral ca rrier and collection bOx units on Oct. 27. Regu lar business, such a s buying stamps, can be conducted through the rural carrier. Stewart said. The service will keep customers notified of new development s. she added. The service begins looking a t closing rural post off ices whe n lhe postmaster retires. Stewa11 explained. but added that no decisions about permanemly closing down at Add ison have been made . Locally, the service closed Rodney's pos1 office in 198'2 and the E wington facili ty earlier this year. It 's also looking a t the feasibili ty of conlinuing service at Northup, whose postm aster retired last year. Hospital sets charity service for next year ' Mondale seeks ouster of CIA boss; Candidates prep for tonight's debate WASHINGTON (AP) - With tonight's critical foreign policy debate with President Reagan drawing near, Walter F . Mondalels caWng for the dismissal of CIA · Director William Casey for permit· tlng circulation of a psychological warfare manual among U.S.· backed Nicaraguan rebels. "This has been a profound embarrassment to our country," Mondale said Friday. Today, Mondale and Reagan planned to complete preparation for tonight's 90-minute, nationally· televised match up in Kansas Citythe sequel to an Oct. 7 presidential debatewklely perceived as a boon to Mondale's campaign. A sparkling performance Ill Mondale could help him nal'l'Ol-' Reagan's lead In the polls, but the president's camp asserted on Fli· day that the debate wW have no Impact on the outcome of the election. "Walter Mondale tias already l~t," said Reagan's campaign spokesmiln James Lake. "The debaies .-en't what wlll make up people's minds." "What really motivates people Is the policies of the president versus the policies of Walter Mandate," who he said, Is trying to "sell1' the public a "bill of goods" in economic and foreign policy proposals that the voters will reject. Lake pointed to recent polls done earlier this week for NBC and USA Today indicating that Reagan' slead is 20 points or more nationwide, virtually ihesame as before the first campaign debate, heidlnLoutsvUle. On Friday, a CBS-New York Times poll indicated, however, that a. 2&-point lead Reagan held over Mondale earlier this month had been cut In half to 13 points. Meanwptle, a Gallup Poll com· pleted ·• Wednesday and released today gave Reagan a 20-polnt ·lead over Monilale. Vice President George Bush, campaigning In Iowa, said of Reagan, "I know he will perform better" than he did In the first debate. . After wailing for five days, Mondale decided to make~ Issue of the CIA-financed and produced document that suggests the "selec· tlve use of violence" for the "neutralization" of local Sandinista government officials and the recruitment of criminals for "selec· tive jobs." . At a news conference outside his Washington home, Mondale said Casey should be fired as ClA director before the tonight as a step toward "restoring the strength and the credibility of that crucial agency. " . . The former vice president called on . Reagan to personally explain whetherheknewoftheCIAmaimal, · and If not, how It couldput Into use If top U.S. government officials were unaware ollts use. Mondale restated IUs opposition to U.S. support of the. rebel effort against the left-wing Sandlnlstas. "The forces in the Sandinlsta government are stronger than they were by far four years ago. If his (Reagan's) objective is to overthrow that government, the only way It can be done is through the !ntroouctlon of U.S. combat troops.'' WELCOME SIGN- A huge sign showing caricatures of PI ! Ident Ronald Reagan, left, and Democratic nominee Walter Mondale hanp on the convention center h1 Kansas City where the lwo men will hold their second debate tonight. The sign was drawn by antst Ken Westphal for the League of Women Voters, sponsors of the debate. (AP Laserphoto) , POMEROY - Ve1erans Mem orial Hospital will provide $69.003 in charity serv ices in 1985. Each year lh€' hospita l is req uired by federal regul a lions 10 es1abllsh a charitable ser,·ices figure to provide the uncompensa ted services to underpr ivileged. This is requ ired because the hospilal received !ederal funds for construction purposes In the l oo:J's. In some prior yea rs the amount has becn as low a s approximately S48,000 . However. with the cost increases and othe r factors il has risen to the $69.000 figu re for 1985. Selling the amount is dependent upon a percentage of the hOSpital' s gross incom e. The uncompensated services af(' avaUable upon request to eligible persons on a first -com e, first -served basis until the annual compliance level of$69,003for next year has been satisfied . Eligtble personsare thosewhoare in need of care and whose fanilty income does not exceed the poverty Income guidelines est a bUshed by th e Communit y Services (Continued on page A-41 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 19, 1984