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OPEN'· FRIDAY a~ P.M. · blck. - ·--- - - -·- ... . . · By JUDY MORGAN OVP News Editor POINT PLEASANT - William Keith "Barney" Brumfield died !rom a gunshot wound to the chest, caused by a .22-caiiber slug, tbe doctor who perfonned the autopsy on the J6.year-oid Glenwood man said Thursday in Mason County Circuit Court. Dr. B.H. Kshirsagar of the state Medical Examiner's Olflce was among witnesses test lfylng during the second day of the murder trial of Kennlt Keith "Buck" Clary, 52, of Lesage, W.Va., who Is accused of killing Brumfield on the evening of Jan. 14, 19!li, at the Glenwood Inn . Also called to the witness stand by Prosecuting Attorney Damon B. Morgan Jr. were the victim's widow, Patricia Brumfield; Bob Holley, who testified he was with Clary earner on the day of the shooting;- a bartender · at the Huntington lounge where Holley and Clary talked; Clary's step·son, John David Hannon, who told of going to the Glenwood Inn with the victim on the night In question; D.L. Pearson of the Mason County SherHrs Department, one of the deputies who answered the call to the Inn following tbe incident; Cpl. • J.L: Dodson of the Huntington Detachment of the West Virginia Depanment of Public Safety (state pollee) where Clary surrendered shortly after the shooting; Dr. John Grubb, Mason County coroner; and several local emergency medical service volunteers Involved In the transfer of Brumfield's body. ldenlllles slug Kshirsagar, during direct exa mi· nation, Identified a photograph of Brumfield marked as a state's exhibit by Morgan but not pennlt· ted by Judge Clarence Watt to be shown to the jury. as the person on which he had perfonned an au topsy on Jan. 15. the day after Brumfield died. He also Identified the slug he extracted from the victim's body and clothing· the victim had been wearing when the body arrived at the sta te Medical Examiner's O!flce. Kshirsagar also told the jury that upon examinational the exterior al the body, he noticed a gunshot wound about y. ·Inch In diameter and gun powder particles, Indica !· lng to him that the gun used to shoot Brumfield was fired at a close range. Upon cross-examination by defense attorney Don Kingery he ~aid the gun was probably fired at a range of six Inches or less. The medical examiner said the bullet entered and passed through the victim's left chest wall, travel· lng In a forward motion, hitting the spine and lodging In the right lung. Kshirsagar also told Morgan upon questioning that Brumfield's blood showed a blood alchoholievel of 0.18 percent, Indicating he had consumed "a moderate amount" of beer or liquor, and that the autopsy indicated he had eaten less than an hour before his death. 'lbrealening calls Patricia Brumfield wept silently from a front row bench In the courtroom as the clothes her husband had teen wearing when she last saw him at aboul9 o'clock the evening he died were pulled !rom a black plastic hag and Identified by the doctor. During her testimony earlier In the day, Mrs. Brumfield told the jury her hus· band, a 15-year employee of Goodyear, was dfwockJan.14 and ran several errands that day, Including making a trip tolley !!IIOW tires at a bout "10 or 11" that morning. He came IIJme "about dinner time," or at approximately 4 p.m., and IE!t again at 8: ll or 9 p.m. to go a store where he p.trchased Ice cream bars for his wtle aJtd son. After dropping the Ice cream off at their home, Mrs. Brumfield said, her husband left the house again. He didn't return, she added. At "five minutes after 11," Brumfield's brother Greg came to tbe house to lnfonn her that her hu sband was dead , Mrs. Brumfield testified. Upon cross examination by Kin· gery, Mrs. Brumfield replied In the affinnative when asked If she and her lllsband had ever rec!'lved threaten bi g pllJne calls and If those threats had been reponed to law enforcement officials. The caller, wllJ was not identified to the jury, had threatened Barney Brum· field's life, his widow said. Kingery also asked Mrs. Brum. Oeld what her husband's state of mind was when he lett the IIJuse for the last time on Jan. 14. "He was happy," she said. "He was Ina good mood ." She also told the jury her husband had not had anything alcollJllc to drink from the time he came home for dinner at 4 p.m . to time he ett the house, at about 9 p.m. No &ppel'l'llt boollllty When questioned about her husband's relationship with Bob Hoi· ley, Mrs. Brumfield said "they knew one another" and that there were ro apparent hostilities between either her husband and Holley, or her husband and Buck Clary. When questioned under re-direct examination by the prosecuting attorney, Mrs. Brumfield revealed the threatening pllJne calls she and her husband had received had stopped about a year before his death. and said that ber husband had once visited Clary when he was a patient In the hospital and had told her they saw each other occasion· ally at the Glen mod Inn. Bob Holley of Glen mod, who was with Clary throughout much of the day Jan . 14 at Anne 's Lounge in Huntington, told the jury upon questioning by the prosecuting attorney that altllJugh he and Clary talked "on and off" ail day, from the time Clary came Into the bar at about noon to the time the two left for the last time at about 8or9p.m., he does not recall a conversation about Barney Brumfield. Kingery, in his opening state· ments Wednesday, had said Clary was "humiliated and upset" by a rumor Holley told him Brumfield was spreading about him and that Holley had Indicated Brumfield carried a gun because of threaten· lng phone calls he had been receiving. Upon cross-examination by defense attorney David Nibert, Holley testified he had "had too much" to drink on Jan. 14 and could have had a oonversatlon with Clary about Brumfield that he doesn't remember. Nibert told Holley, "Buck Clary says yru told him rn that day (Jan. 141 that Barney Brumfield had been making statements that he was queer." . From the witness stand Holley turned to Clary, seated to his left at the defense rounsel table, and said, "Evidently, Buck, you m!sunder· stood me .. .l 'm sorry." Asked If he told Clary on J an. 14 not to he concerned about the rumor, that he would takeca reol it , Holley replied, " If 1 said It , I don't remember. But I'm sure I didn't." May have joked Holley also testified under cross examination that he had told Clary on a previous occasion about the threatening phone calls Brumfield had been receiving and that Brumfield carried a gun. But he added that he had seen Brumfield with a pistol almost a year earlier, sometime In the spring of 1985. When asked by Nibert If he and Clary had ever had a oonversation allJut homosexuality, Holley did not answer directly, but said they may have "teased" and " joked" about it. John David Hannon, Clary's step-son, recalled on the stand that Clary was "very angry" wben he (Continued on Page 3) ' s· ero.yi':.: ;,. Use .Ou.r Free Parking lQts · ~- \ ·'• - --~ -- su!llrlse meeting. Shultz and Shevardnadze made no comment alter the meeting and left Immediately. The meeting began just ll minutes after Shultz told a news conference he expected to see Shevardnadze "at some point" but declined to say when. 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Shultz was leaving for Washington early today and returning Sunday night, leaving lime lor more meetings with Shevardnadze while both men attend the U.N. General Assembly. Shu ltz said there had been a "genuine effort on both sides" to settle the Danilo!l issue and he woo ld prefer to resolve it personally with Shevardnadze. "At the same time, I think we have to be prepared lor the fact that that might not be possible,'' he said. "Obviously, it's desireable to get this matter settled as soon as possible If we can settle it on the right basis." U.S. officials said the two sides are discussing a possible arrangement where Daniloff would be allowed to return home. Later, Gennadi Zakharov, a Soviet U.N. employee arrested Aug. 231n New York on espionage charges, would he swapped for several Soviet dissidents. Clary 'very angry' before shooting, stepson testifies MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY SALE! You'H like this big selection of solid colora for weer right now and yHr round . 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' Tax bill sails by House GETI'ING SHOT - Yvonne Brown, RN, one of several Health Department nurses, gives a Ou slut to Edna Schoenleb ol Pomeroy, Thursday. The clbtlc saw nearly 500 seniors receive Ou shots for the coming season. Another cUnic wW be conducted Monday. Elderly, seniors receive flu shots A total of 488 elderly and disabled Meigs Countlans received flu shots 'Thursday at the Senior Citizens Center. Annually the Meigs County Health Department sets up several stations at the Center using nurses from the bealth department to provide the Influenza vaccine. The cost Is 50 cents for senior citizens, and Slfor the g~>neral public. Clinics will he held both Friday and Monday at the Health Department for tllJse who were unable to get their sllJis Thursday. Nonna Torres, R.N., said all the viruses In the' vaccine are killed so that they cannot Infect anyone. Vaccine will begin to provide Its protective effect after about one or two weeks, and Immunity de· creases after several rronths. The Health Department recom· mends the vaccine for adults and children with heart or lung protr !ems, anyone with another serious iong·term health problem. hea lthy people over 65 years of age, those who have had cancer or other immurologlcal disorder which might lower the body's nonnal resistance to lnfecllons, and child· ren on ·tong·term trea tmen t programs. It Is also recommended that anyone coming into contact with high risk persons In a IIJme. nursing home or IIJspltal be given the vaccine. Mrs. Torres said most people have no side E!fects from Influenza vaccines. There may be come soreness for a day or two at the Injection site and occasionally a slight fever or achiness may be present for a day or two. Assisting at Thursday's clinic at the Senior Citizens Center were IB members al the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. WASHINGTON (UP!) - An easy win for . tax refonn In the House has Americans on the brink of getting lower rates and fewer ·breaks, but a nagging question remains: Will taxpayers find the landmark bill a help or a handicap? By an extremely comfortable 292·136 margin, the House passed a historic overhaul Thursday of the nation's twisted tax laws and st!!l the bill to the Senate. Senate Republican leader Hoben Dole of Kansas said he would try to begin action today. President Reagan. the driving force behind tax re!onn , Is certain to sign the measure If It reaches his desk. A White House statement welcomed the Hoose vote and boasted that the nation was "one step away ... !rom enacting the president's No. 1 priority - a tax system that will promote oconomlc growth" and trlng "fairness and equity" to the tax code. But even though the chief Senate sponsor of the bill, Finance Com· mlttee Chairman Bob Packwood, R.Qre., predicted It would pass the JQO.memher Senate with 70 to 85 votes. there still are nagging questions In Congress about whether the sweeping legislation Is really good for America. In addition to limiting deductions and cutling tax rates to their lowest level In about 50 years, the bUl would take about 6 million working poor off the tax rolls and, In the next live years, raise taxes rn busl· nesses by about $120 billion while lowering taxes on Individuals by a similar amount. Sponsors argued Thursday that by curbing tax breaks,lnstltuting a strong minimum tax lor the wealthy and corporations and shuttlngdnwn tax shelters, the plan would finally bring equity to a tax code thai has become top-heavy with loopholes and has allowed too many people and lllslnesses to avoid paying their fair share. Celeste finishes college-level lesson KENT, Ohio (UP! )- Promoting what he called Ohio's greatest resource, Gov. Richard Celeste Thursday completed a flrst·hand lesson In higher education. Celeste finished a two<lay visit at Kent State University, which In· eluded Informal meetings with students and faculty . During the visit, Celeste slept overnight In a university donn!tory room with two student roommates and taught an economics class. The visit, part of the governor's "University Days" program, was the fourth In a series of appearan· ces at Ohio colleges and universl· ties. Previous stops included the University of Cincinnati, Young· stown State University and the University or Toledo. "With this visit, I wanted to underscore, for students and ev'erybody, the lmportanre d. the state Investment In higher education," Celeste said . "(Kent State) is the tiggest single employer In this area and this Is the biggest invesiment, far and away, that the state makes In Porlage County." On Wednesday, Celeste had a three-hour question and answer session with some 600 KSU stu· dents. Throughout .the visit, students voiced a variety o1 concerns, including drug testing, student loans and Ohio's legal drinking age. Altbough Celeste avoided cam· pa1gn Issues throoghout much o! the visit, some KSUstudentsasked whether the election year appear· ance was a campaign ploy. James Rhodes, Celeste's Reputr llcan gubernatorial challeng~>r, was governor In 1970 when i:Jur student protesters were killed at Kent State during a ronfrontatlon with Na· tiona! Guardsmen. Rhodes had ordered the Guard onto the KSU campus to quell student (I'Otests after the U.S. Invasion of cambodia. "I knew II I came to Kent State University in 1986, a lot d. the (I'I!SS : !rom around the state woold follow me," Celeste said at a Thursday news confermce. "U I went to Bowling Grren. lthe press) wouldn 't come with me: If I went to Miami. theywouldn'tcome with me. But they came here be<:ause they have dHfermt ques· tlons In their head Ihan what 1 have In my head. Voters to decide upon 10 tax issues While there are no local races In Meigs County In the upcoming Nov. 4 election, voters In various governmental subdivisions will decide on 10 tax measures. Five ol the levies are renewal requests, rut live others are new taxes. Renewals Include: Rutland VIllage, 2 mills, five years, current expense; Racine Vlllage, 2 mills, five years, current expe!lses; Middleport Village, three mills, five years, current expenses; Pomeroy Village, 1 mill, five years, CUtTen! expenses, and Oive Township, 1 mill, five years, maintaining cemeteries. New taxes facing voters include: Pomeroy Vlllage, additional two mills lor five years, fire protection; Lebanon Township, .8 d. a mill, five years, maintaining cemeteries; Rutland 1bwnshlp, one mill, five years, fire protectlon; Meigs County Park Board, voted upon In entire county, .5 of one mill, five years, cu!TE!It expenses, and Gallla.Melgs-Jackson Mental Health Board, 1 mill, nve years, ClllTEII! expenses. Absentee voting for the Nov: 4 eloctlon will get underway Wednesday at the Meigs Comty Board of Elections <t11ce In Pvmeroy. �•. """'· .• ...' . •' . .. ' . . The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 --': . Comment Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. OttiG • Extra services The ·na.iijr Sentinel Ul Ceurt Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOJ'ED TO filii: INTEIUI:Sn! OF THE M&IGS-MASON OEA "~ IS~ v.dU ~ ·· ..........._-r ,,.,.._*'""" .· ROBERT L. WiNGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller Astros cop West; face Mets Oct. 7 :.----------------------=--......:·~Frida..;..,;;,;Y:.;..-.;;.Se.;:;pt.;.;em;;..;;;.be;..r..;2T6,_.~...·...-.•e. >~ Joseph So~n ~' BOB HOEFLICH Gener,al MaHJer DALE ROTHGEB, JB. News Editor AMEMBER o!The United Press lnt ernatio11BI. Inland Dally Press Associa tion and tbe American Newspaper Publt s her s AssoriaU6n. LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welrorne . Thf'y shw kl bP 1Ms rhan lXI words long . All let ter s ar(' SUbject to editing and rru st be sl,llned wit h nanl(> , address and t e leptl~ numbfor . No un sianed letters will be pu bJ\s hed . Letters should be In good ta!1:e, addressing Issues, not pl' rsoo a lltles. The Lighter Side Stonn the walls By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UP! 1-All rough he once ~cupied a ci>sk next to mine in the Senate Press Gallery. rve never been prepared to go Ill war over Nick Oanilo!f. In more ways than one, I was pleased that he was released from a Moscow prtson last week to the custodyoftte U.S. charge d'affaires In the Soviet Union. Pleased and relieved . I never believed President Reagan wanted to fight for Oaniloff's freedom any more th.an l did , but one can never be sure some In! -headed group like the U.S. Senate won 't drag tte whole country Into war. The Senate earlier had indicated Its comba t readiness by approving a resolution calling for Danilo!f' s release. Storming the walls of the Lefortive prison would have been tbe next logical'move. But the Soviets might have taken a dim view of that They might not have been as toleran t as the French were of tte storming of the bastille nea rly ~ years ago In Paris. Anyway. both sides breathed a little easier when Oaniloff was transferred to an American diploma!' saparonent in Moscow and returned to work. I was willing to believt' Secretary of State George Shult z when he said there as '"no equivalency" between Oaniloff and accused Soviet spy Gennadi Zakharov. He said It with a straight face, didn 't he? II he wants to call it an "arrangement ,'" thai's OK by me. I'm sure it was only a co incidence that Daniloff a nd Zakharov were unj ailed on the same day. 'llle United States proba bly had planJl('() to releaSE' Zakha rov to the custody of Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin as SOOII as he was Indicted on espionage charges. U kewise, it protably was mere colnclci>nce that Daniloff, who now works for U.S. News & World Report , was arrested 1n Mosco wa week after aft er Zakharov was picked in New Yo rk . The KGB must have been trailing him for rronths. We used to ca ll him Nick. This is rnt to suggest that American journalists . would havl' referred to Czar Nicholas as Nicky. But when }UU work around someone on an almost da lly basis, a certain amount of Informality is :p!'rm itted. •: Nick would have bet'n just Kied in calling me by my nickname, Richard , :had he so choSI'n. :~ Anyway. since his a rrest. I ha ve seen Oaniloff s na me in the headlines inore than I did in bylines in theSE' parts. - Su rprtsingly, what I remember best about Nick Is how loud his te!ep oone funded lawyers representing varlous abortion clinics and feminist grou~ were piNed against anU abortion demonstrators, who, for lack of money, had to accept representation by a local law firm tllat donated Its services free of charge. In an even more bizarre case, the LSC-tunded National Health Law Project argued that a transsexual was entitled to have his alterations paldforunder theMedlcaldstatute. How did It come to this? Dwing the Ford and Carter adminlstra· tlons, radical lawyers decided that jus! doing legal work for the poor was Mickey Mouse stuff. What was really needed was to change the system by bringing precedentsetting cases, whether the poor wanted them or not. Needless to say. this was done largely In left -wing causes. and mostly through 17 National Support Cen@t!lt6 ~~ ~'Tr.F ·Wtt:GilA~'·C '1'rA te"s and 61 State Support Cflllft'll .;.. strongholds of leftist lawyeri woo are too busy with ldeokltleal strategic projects to spend mudl time with poor clients. The SlljlpOrt centers get much of their lulllting from tbe Legal Services Corporatton, and also some from private souroes such as thl' Ford and Rockefeller lbundatlons. Oddly enough. one champion ot the Legal Services Corporation haS reen Sen. Warren Rudman. till! New Hampshire Republican who Is best known as co-author of the budget-slashing Gramm-Rudman b!Jl. Senator Rudman chaln the appropriations subcommittee that ' recommended a $.m mD!Ion budget for LSC for fiscal 19!!1 - $1.12 mllllon more than LSC would nave g:>tten under the Grarnrn-RII4man r. guidelines. In fact, Sen. Rudman - lias emerged as the congres&Jooallftll'l rl the Legal Services 0Jr1lotatlon, Hu• fighting the Reagan adrnillltta· ~~!; tlon"s efforts to recall LSC .to -Its original and nominal pllfliDW ot simply providing legal service!! to the (Dor, witlnutpursulngldlologlcal goals and polltlcal ~What makes this lroolc II tllat Sen. Rudman has been liNid to romplaln that the main obstaciP to budget reform Is that l'Vei'YOIIe favors reform in principle, but everyone also seems to have a pet reform he wants exempted from budget euts. Legal Services Ml!'fl15 to be the senator's own pet program. The depressing result Is tllat till! :. abu ses of the LeKal Srrvk!es Corporation are corning to be rnshrlned as standard operating :: procedu res. The moneythat&llftto .' the grantees, like so many Oolllrs that pass through Washlnatoa, Is devilishly hard to track ~; discovering where the money winds up is an accountant's nightmare. and the cases mentioned ~ are ·· probably only the Up rl the ~<~'berg. The unsu specting taxpayer IS . 0- · nan clng radical changes In 1111 own legal system. of helping the roor. Legal Servtoes Lawyers !lave lnsted anti·Rellgan remonstrations, lobbied against tax cuts. worked for environmental causes !laving nothlngtodowlthtte poor, and waged vmti>ttas against landlords and employers r1 ml· grant workers." LSC clients have , Included Planned Parrn'toood. the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and various abortion cUnlcs - dlents who presumably rould have afforded their own lawyers. At times the LSC-funded lawyers have fougbt for these well-heeled clients against relatively poor op(Xlnents. In short: If the richer party represents the Ideologically '"progressive'" side. look for the Legal Services Corporation to be providIng legal services to tbe rich. This happened, for lnstanre, In a Tacoma. Wash., caS!', where lSC- WASHINGtON - It seemed like a goO!! Idea.at the time. In 1974, just bebre he t.ft otflce, President Richard Nixon signed a bUl creating 1M Legal Services Olr(Xlratlon. As Its name suggests. the fedeal !:Joey was Intended to provide the (Xlor wtth lawyers for civil actions , they couldn't alford to bring thl'll'llelves. 1bts nominal purpose has long since been upstaged by the g:>als of left -wlng activist lawyers wro uSI' LSC funds not to give the (XJOr the workaday services lawyers customartly offer, but to pur.iue an Ideological agenda. LSC grantees around the C!)Untry can II! tlund representing prosperous clients on behalf of pro-a bortlon, feminist , oomosexual and other allegedly "progressive"' causes. Thomas DILorenzo, an economist at VIrginia's George Mason University , remarks, "In the name RICHARD LUNA UPI Sports Writer Mike Scott put an end to one racr and Improved his position in another. Scott !ired a no-hit ter Thu rsda)' to give the Houston Astros lhE' Na tional League West Division cham pionship with a 2-0 vlciOrv over tht• San Francisco Gian ts. The Astros, will face the New Yo rk Me ts in the 1986 Nat ional League playoffs. beginning Tu es day, Oct. 7. Scott 's performance, the fifth straight ga me in Hou slon in which a pitcher has allowed two hits or less. enhanced Scott's bid for the Cy Young Award. "I don't wan t to takr anything away from Fe rnando (Valenz uela 1 because he's a fine pitcher," said Houston ca tcher Alan Ashby. "But f' v~ ASTR~ CELEBRATE - Mike Scott (center) Is congratulated by teanunates Charlie Kes1eld (37) and Lan-y Anderson (47) while fans Scoreboard ... fk'llf'bntl Majors t:a...t l' hJl. l l.oUI ~ " Monr rv, al 1'lllr . a~: · 1 t·r ~hn: h .\ 1-l uu~ tn rlnr lnn,JI ~tn F 1·an Berry's World rommandl'or , Gen. Kong Le, who had (1ayed a key role "'In arranging the defection throu gh offices stU! Joyal to him," Gritz said. adding: " I was told the gua rd fo rce would he changed the second week in January 19ll5, and tllat just prior to that the P athet Lao captain in charg1 of the guard would. with cooperation of a communist (Xlllce cttlclal who had a truck which frequented the mmpound. bring tte Americans to a prearranged location on the Mekong River separatIng Laos !rom Tliatland." Near Christmas 19114, Gritz and hi s men were on the Thai side of tbe r1ver as arranged. 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"" -~ -, l lfotmit Milw;1ulu · Balttm•ll '>I!! !{ I 'llli 'i21 - ' I~ 71 IIi ..-n <I ¥i'7 '2111 I'• ti.'\ (),illl;tnd 1\4 " So". 11lk ;'2 <I C. I "' "'"' ~· l~ i 4 'tw ·.u!o ;...nnn li"o Tt.1 r.d a,~·~ IK' .• 2:11 : •• '"·~ :!·1 !l <~ "' H.t"'ull... 1\ .m ~;" f'1t1 1\_ Mi nlll' 'lOiit 1 Facts about families qr..:... ~ <.r\ o•ltlo·o., l<flll I" ..,. Q.]' " No doubt abovt it - these flight delays ARE gettmg worse. · · :Today in history Today Is Friday, Sept. 26. the 269th day of 1986 with 96 to fo llow. ,. The moon is in its last quarter. There Is no morning sta r. The evening stars are Mercury. Venus. Mars. Jupiter and Satw-n. Those born on this date are under the sign riLl bra . They Include front ier nu rseryman and folk character Johnny Appleseed Chapman In 1774, actor Edmund Gwenn In 1875. poet T.S. Eliot In 1888, German l*llosopher Martin Heldegger In 1889, actor George Raft In 1895, Pope Paul VI In 1897, composer George Gershwin In 1898. slngl!r·actress Julie London In 19:al ·: (age 00), and !XlP slngl!r Olivia Newton-John In 1948 (age l!.J : On this date in history: . In 1m. during the American Revolution. British troops ~upied ' Philadelphia. - In 19!il. United Nations troops took Seoul. the capital of South Korea, · from North Korean forces. : In 1983, the racing yacht Australia 2 won tbe Amerlca"s Cup !rom tbe :United States. ending the longest wlnnlng st reak In sports - 132 years. In 1984, China and Britain lnltlalal an accord to flll Hong Kdlll under ·Chinese control In JJ!r7, when Britain's lease expires, •d jhi!lilrVe Its :capitalist system for 50 years. · In 1~ &lucatlon Secretary WUilam Bennett termed the 17-year-old ., Bilingual 't.<tucatlon Act • raoun! and caRed for new empjlasls m English : langu~;)fstnlctiin':: ·. · . ~;): ... __ . ; A tll0Uttif10rthl!~y: T.S. E!lliit'sald, "No honest plelt.U t-.eneesqulle • sure of thtl '~rmanent value at What hi' has wrtttl!ll: he I'I!IY have wasttij : hts lime aild messed up his life for mthlng." . · • .• Because '" family policy" Is now ooe. d. the key lisues, It might be usetul to understand just how complex the situation really is. Here are some facts that are rarely trough! about: OJnslder the case of mothers woo bear out-of-wedlock children . It's a real problem. But one of tte rest-kept demographic secret s Is that nearly all mothers of out-!i'wedlock children end up getting married! Arthur Norton of tte Population Division ol the Bureau r1 tte Census says: "MothersofchUdren bomoot of wedlock end up with a marriage rate only sllghtly lower than tte (Xlpulatlon as a wln!e, witch is about ~ percent." In otter words. many of !bose " Uiegltlmate" chlldren end up In wlnle families, at least !or a while. That means that tbose chlldre!l are likely to have more stability and permanence tn tbelr lives than we generally think. Or consider the alleged disaster of "'latchkey"' children. '!lDse are the kids whose parents are stlll working wben the kids return oome from school to an empty and alleaedlY lonely residence. Sad. Truly sad In 10me cases. Except that a stucly recently presentai to the American Plychologtcal AIIIOclatlort reports that the dllldren ct working rrothers scored higher on IQ tells. had better communication siiUJs, scored higher In math and reading. and were rrore self-reliant than children wbole Jmtbm did mt work! Mllld you,lt's st01 Jllce ro ha'l't:ftiOm It· Dne when ai dlud rellinll fn>m ldlool, but appenlltly wbell that's mt the case, the chlltl can ISo quite Qlcely. thank yw. ;_, Or think about divorce. It's a real problEm. It's true that about half of all ftrst marriages will end In divorce. But what Is not generally mentioned ts that tbe divorce rate has stopped rising and about nine out of 10 divorced Americans get remarried. That's not exactly the (Xlrtralt o! a nation lhat"s given up oo maiT!age. Morrover, tt seems to me thatthe ooly thlnJ worse than a very high divorce rate would be a very low divorce rate, as In many Third World rountrtes. After all, a dlvoroe Is 119ually the joint and voluntary actkm o! a husband and wile win have decided their Uves together have become miserable. Typically. they both know In advance that It will be a rocky passage fi:lr them If t!Jey spilt But still. as the rumbers have slllwn us. the two partners become expartnen. After a while, most ot tlll!m get rrw partner.!. Some o! them even live llapplly ever after. And SOOie don't , but may try yet again. It's not Norman Rockwell's America to be sure. But then again, there were a lot .of vecy unhappy marrt~pS 1n those days, when peOple dldll't have a chance at a second chance. It's also said we're IIJle!ldlnl too Utile money and time on wr children. Well, spending oo adMiol· lngperchlld has risen by Slpera!nt just since 19'10, after dlBcouatlng lnOatlon. Infant mortality - al· leged to bl! l1l1ng- has been Cllt In half Ill tilt .... 15 )'MrS; Isn~ 'tllat helpbiJ our cblldren? <X think about this. It's laid !lilt the "extended family" 1s hkJnj_ •. Ton• nto I. Do.•!rur t ! ;\1\ll-l .tUki.'o' ''· f\; tllrm.ll'l' :\ Cali lonLi.<ti . n-., r t.1n d :t Ben Wattenberg : ~wn . But polls show that more than half of all Amer1cans ••spend a special evening with relatives at least seve ral times a month." Other research confirms tha t "kinship lies" remain very lm(Xlrtant, and m akes the point that the muchrevered extended family of the "'good old da ys" was - In large •T('l'l'l ' ll P 121 ;1 1 " ''" ro 1rk .\1inr'LI':-~ -·Iil t.\ nrt' r >.On ~ l-:1r .11 llttr.tJ..~I p.m The Daily Senline l rand nt v l~lon of Multimedia , Inc. 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Scott hl'ea me the S{'C(lnd pit cher in a week to throw a no hit ter this season. Chicago's J Ot' Cow ley last cheer after he pitched a no-hitter to heat the San Franclsoo Giants, 2-0. week no-hit California . The victory gave the Astros their Drst National League West title sinc-e "You saw today who t h<' C)· 19SO. (UPI) Young winner should be," said Denny Wall ing, who hit a solo ro me run and sco red both Astros runs. " I'm glad he's on my team, an d I don't have to face him." Sco tl. 18-10, wa lked two, hit a batter, and st ruck out U to inc rease his ma jor league- leading st tikcoul By United Press International The Falcons. woo bea t Ohio U. also total to298. He also leads thP ma jors Miami Coach Tim Rose had lost at Minnesota and wil l be in Innings pitched with 268 I 3, anrl better hope his Red skins have their pl ayin g their third co nseeutlve road in ERA with 2.21. feet back on the ground . game. "t stru ggled ea rly. but I semrd to Miami stunned 8th-ranked l.S U OU, 'which lost 22 -7 at Duke last settle down after that, " Scot1 sa id EXJIOS 8, Pirates 4 last Saturday night In Baton Rouge, Sa turday night, already Is 0-3 and "You 've got to control your emoAt Pittsburgh, An dre Dawso n 21-12, a win that earned both the faces one oft he MAC's better teams lions and figurr out what you 'n• smast:ed a lim-run homer and Bob Redskins and the Mid -American in Central Michigan. The Chip pc· try ing to do Instead of get ting all Owchinko registered his first Conference load of nationa l was, 2-0 on the year, hlld a 9-2- 1 pumped up and try ing to grt major-league triumph in more than attention. series edge against the Aobrats. rveryonc out wilh onP pitch." two years, loadin g the Expos. "That may have been one of the The Toledo-Ball State conte; t Scott hit Dan Gladden wi th his Owchinko, win did not pitch in the greatest victories in Miami' s proud figures to be a cloSE' one. Both a re fir st pitch of lhe game. Gladden majors last season. collected his football tradition,'' said RoSI', " but 1·2 <Nera ll a nd 0-1 in the co nference. stole second , and went to third on a fi rst big league triumph since J une It has no bearing on this Saturday's Bot h also had last week off to rwo-oot ground ball by Will Clark. 13. 1984 . Rick Rhoden fell to 15-11. game against Bowling Green." prepare. The Redsklns and Falcons meet Kent Sta te, which has lost two in a fjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Saturday afternoon in one of four row to Akron and Kentucky since MAC ga mes on the schedule . The an opening win over Toledo, takes others have Ohio University at on Eastern with the winner assur\'(1 Central Michigan , Toledo at Ball of at least a tie for the MAC lead. State and Kent State at Eastern Both are 1-0 In the conferen ce. Michigan In a game that begins at 6 Eastern Is 3-0 overall. the Hu rons p.m. rest start in 13 years. While BG mlght be ca tchin g Akron. which bst a close 24· 21 Miami still celebrating their win dec ision at Eastern Michiga n last over LSU, the Redskins well Sa turday night , tries to get back oo remember last year's tou gh 28-24 the trac k by hos ting unbeaten loss to the unbeaten MAC cham · NCAA Division II Central Florida, pions at BG. 3-0, Sa turday night in the Ru bber Miami led 24-H with .1:45 remain· BowL ln g In the game, yet came out on the "We will now see what we're short end when Rick Neiman , made of," said Akron Coach Gerry subbing for the injured Brian Faust. "We're about 10 fi nd out how McClu re, pass for one touchdown good we rea lly a re. Despite the loss, 4 sp., good condition. and ran for another in the final !W I think we have a good football seconds to bring the Falcons back. team . lt"s up to ou r players to go out "All of us who were at Bowling and prove it. " 2 Dr .. air. wire wheels. Green last year rememher that we In ot he r key games m this w('('k 's had the ga me won before they Ohio college schedule. Cincinnati scored two touchdowns in the final oosts Kentucky , Youngstown State 4 sp .. topper, running boards. two minutes to tak e it away fro m is at Southern Illinois, Central State us," said RoSI'. en tertains Ferris State 1Mich.1 and "'ll 's obvious that Miami Is the Indianapolis visits As hland. 4 Dr .. auto., tilt wheel. rack . qu ality team of the Mid· American There are fo ur Ohio Athletic Conference," said BG's fi rst-year Conference games on tap. highlighcoach Moe Ankney . '"lllcy (the ted by Marietta at Baldwin-Wallace 2 d r. , low mileage, like new, auto., PB. PS , air. Redsk!ns) made the MAC proud tJy at night. The Pioneers, with beating LSU at l.SU. We"re ju st convincing back- to-bac k wins over happy to have !he opportunity to Bluffton and Ohio NortiErn , slnuld 2 dr.. auto .. 4 cyl .. good condition. play Miami. " find out If they' re fo r rea l aga inst Miami brings a 2·1 overa ll and 1-0 the defending OA C champs. aL'o MAC record into the game. The unbeaten . Auto., runs d. Redskins' only loss was to Cin cinOther OAC games match Ohio nati i4!hl!li two weeks ago. Northern at Ca pital, Musklngu m at BG. which had its 13-game MAC Wittenbe rg and. in another night winning streak snapped las t week game, Otterbe in at Heidelt:e rg. at Centra l Michigan. 20-10. Is 1-2. Mou nt Union hosts Geneva (Pa.) in a non-league contest. a Bw.. •hall :vt;;11'1:' huk. r~ht 11·\ngs VIto Cram art...;.~,r . .lim Hom~n and Mi'k \ 'ul-vta: Sl ,.t 10 ].us 1\ng~Pif"' ;ot S;UI Fr<tno h('O 1'\N York .11 Ptti!'I:Aif'R'h. ri ~ ht Jlhll,all'lpllJ.r :n M onrr!'<tl. ni g ht P,o~ tun Transaclions fol~· rmt n ol Mtchl1!:1n - :\amP<\ Hoh Stpp-·11 1UidP~' kl fi.Ut . <:.t'1 p.m Ij C'k'\'l'lan d a t So!•a ttll'. night San (;;un, ... NN' Yor lc tfl'l'fliltllt' z L'Hil at Nf'w York r;umon' Vranr l<.t'() tl Dr'i.'O i, Lee, :11 <tl Ca lifo r ni a M\n J'K'-ola at l'hicago. ntght flaltlmcwr a! M llwa ukrt• ni£ hl Oitk t;m rt <I t Ka n !'.a.~ CIT\'. nigh t ll r nr.-r"lln .\ l nnl rl'al lt, Pitt~tAi ll! h I S r l.oui_~ 'l. l'hil.1d ••lphla I IJ. "' A ng~•tr-. ~- S an Dll'R(} .l 1st _ 1[1 ~n 1:>0u"Oil r,.,..~~ ~I TIJ.Ii"d u,~· .. lt!!< utl.' Unf'tnMII ~- .\ rlanla I !'rw 'r' nrk ~ - f' h l'o~ f!O ;, craft then ran down till! unalllloat The second boat containing the two POWs turned around and safely made the Lao shore." Gritz said he tried to rescue the two later, but word has been passed to Thai newspapers by thl' U.S. emmssy in Bangkok that Gritz was active along the northern 1bai tnrder. "We had to withdraw." aid Gritz. explaining that a pmtous disclosure had led to his tel!lplltary arrest In Thailand. · Gritz added In his ltltemmt: "I am positive there remain loday In Laos ~ U.S. servicemea WhoPIIICII the unlfonn of the United Statfll tllld did what others feared 1o m llld fled from doing." Finally, he swore that a hllh· level Defense Intelligence AaRcy official "told me that he had llrlefftl tte President-elect (Rxlnald Rea· gan I and several members of Ills staff in the 'West Room oftt:ew&lte House' In January 1981, m •a minimum of 100 POWs In VIet- ~:J n k• Sa.lurda,\·'o; f..IUIW,. '" " " "' •• "" "' :Jilt jj \_ ,\ San D1r_go ,\ll,lftld WASHINGTON - Two Ameri- American POWS. ··1 have crossed can POWs were on their way from these borders six different cxraLaos In December 1984 when slons as a part of lntelllgenremachine-gun fire from a Mekong reconnalssanoe and guerrilla force River patrol boat fo rced them bac k. cperatlons designed to bring these according to an affidavit given to us Americans safely home woo are by a highly decoratro American witoout a doubt waiting for Uberahero of the VIetnam War. tlon." he declared. was. 'The sworn statement by retired The close;! Gritz came to suc· When he was away covering a Senate hearlne or ,.;>metttng , h15 phone Army Lt. CoL James (Bo 1Gritz Is a cess, he said, was In Oecemt:er would ring with a particular shrUiness and inslstenre. gripping account of his efforts 19&1. He began planning Operatim . ""Mr. Oan!loff's <ifia>," we would say when ..,.. ansWf'l'ed, a note of · futlle '9 0tar- to rescue prisoners of Brokenwlng 1n Thailand In tte t uning irony in our voices. war he Is convlnoed are still alive In summer r1 1983. H1s statement ·. Most likely it was a wrong number. somebody trying to dial the Senate comniunlst-held Laos, CamlDdla continued: F inance Committee on wlnm irony was b st and VIetn am. "This effort was designed to The FreRch-born Oanilolf apparently never c•ught on to the good old Gr1tz has won more than 00 release three U.S. POWs being held American custom of letting thl' Senate gallery staff -lleld hi s wrong medals for valor and achievement, at a prison location approximately numbers. lncJua.g thra;o Stiver Stars, eight 250 kilometers north of VIentiane. Bronze Stars. two ~ons of Mer1t Laos. Througb contacts within the and 26 Air Medals, He Is a licensed Lao government we were successpilot. a sixth-degree black belt In !ulln convincing the commander of karat~. an underwater demolition tt:e );rison guard Ioree to defect wlth expert lind a master paractwtlst. the three POWs and a part of Ills In Ids affidavit. Gritz "swears lbrre:· and affirms Wider penalty of Gritz flew to Paris In February perjury'" that he has mndu cted 1984 to confirm details of the plan crosshorder operations In Laos. with a former Laotian military Cambodia and Vietnam to rescue HI Toronto 111 Affiton f ;R I. 'l'. li.">l 7:1 j j; '11.'1 '!I jh '01 'B ': "'" "'... "'"' .x:-..· Y•n k Rescue mission_'----~Ja;_:_:ck_:__A_n_de_rs_o_n_&_D_al_e_V<~an..:._A_u_a l.l· • l Tf')(:IS r M a~n 7-lr a1 L<~ lifomi;J I C'ii mk•l;~ ria il-1•, J[) :l'i p.m 'IOutlon;.J lA•llfll" ' K,\· l 'nill>d l'rt""' lntl' ITiidlo nal S! ISI'Ilm m rT111jil lo .lOt. JO :l'i p.m. nevflr seen anyone as but Scott got Candy, Maloonado to pop up to fi rst. The crowd of 32.1D8 dleered every pitch in the ninth. Scott struck out Gladti>n on a 1-2 fastball . then fanned Rotj)y Thompson on a split-lingered pitch. Clark knocked Scott 's first pitch to Glenn Oavl> who stepped on !irs! to ro d tbe game. ''I've see n a lot of no- hitters:· sa id Giants Manager Roger Craig, who taught Scott the split-fingered pitch. "But novrr in a caselike thls. l sensed it when they got the run tWaUing's oomen that It would be hard to beat him." In otter games, Cincinnati IFfea red Atlanta 6-4, New York topped Chicago 6-5, Montrea l trimmed Pittsbu rgh 8-4 and St. Lou is shaded Philadelphia 5-4. los Ange les split with San Otego, win ning the cpener 4-3 1n 10 Innings then lO sing 7-6. Reds 6. Braves 4 At Oncinnati. Bill Gullickson notched his 14th victory and Eddie Miln~ r batted in thrEP ru ns to lead the Reds, win were later ellmlnatro by Houston's victory . Gullickson. 14-11. struck ou t foW' and walked two in 6 1-3 innings. Ron Robinson earned his 12th save. Ch arlie Puleo, I 1, took the loss. Mets 6. Cubs 5 At Chtcago, pinch hiller Danny Heep's two-ru n double capped a three-ru n nin th that lifted the Mets to their 100t h victory of the year. tying the club record set in 19ffi. Rogl'r McDowell, 14-9, was the wmner with JesS!' Orosco notching the fina l out for his Jlth save. Ed Ly nch. 5-5. took the loss. By United Press Intemat!onal louisiana State basketbliti coach Dale Brown says he Is dlsap(Xllnted 7-foot -1 center Arvid as Sa bonis has declined to leave the Soviet Unlon to play for the Tigers. But Brown says his recruiting efforts may help Sovlet-Amertcan relations. The coach also said he hopes to proceed with plans to bring 250 Soviet young5ters to LSU's summer basketball camp and to send American children to a similar camp In the Sovlel Union. . GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 8t SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992· 2976 ADMINISTRATOR SPIING AND SUMIIIEI HOUIS OPEN MON•.fll. 9YOS,SAY.9Y01 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM ~ •' Veterans Memoria l Hospital VETERANS MEMORIAL ·HOSPITAL· 11 S E. Memorial Drive Pomeroy, Ohio , �~· Page-4- The Daily Sentinel IAngels eye third AL West crown toni-ght against Texas Meet the Meigs Marauders ~HOWARD 5-9, Its-Pound Sophomore Bacl< PAUL WOLFE i>-9, 253-Pound Senior Tackle DENNYWEL'!H 5-7, 20:>-Pound Senior Tackle $ucks i~ final non-league t~st; Earle Bruce concerned By GENE CADDE'i ·UP! Sports Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP!)- Ohio State, tls offense a source of major concern for Coach Earle Bruce. gets its final non- conference test Satunlay afternoon when the Buckeves hosts Utah In Ohio Stadium. · The Buckeyes, 1-2 after last week's last minute 13-10 victory ov~r Colorado, go into Saturday's game as 18-point favorites over Utah, 0-1 after a 37-30 loss to San Diego State at hometwoweeksago. 'Tite Utes were idle last week. Ohio State, however, has scored onlv thrC<' tourhdovms tn three games and has yet to get a TD from the fullback or tailback position. Split l~ld Cris Carter has raught two sr'Orlng pasSf's from quarterback J1rn K.usatos, while wingback Jomi<' Holland. on a seldom used instdr r~vrrse. ran for the oth~r ~ [X>inlet "We obviously have to get more produrt ion out of the tailback position." satd Coach Earle Rruce. "Wf' hal'r to establish a running attack to win football games. That will never change " Buckeye tailbacks Vince Workman, James Bryant and John Wooldridge have combined for only 243 yards In three games. Wool· dridge is probably out for the season with a knee Injury. pulling the burden on Workman, a sophomore, and Bryant, a freshman. Ohio State Is last In the Big Ten In total offense and scoring offense and Its average of only 101.3 yards per game rushing ranks ahead of only !Ulnols and Purdue, hotll pass-oriented teams. Utah, which surrendered 431 total yards In Its loss to San Diego State, including 306 through the air, but the aggressive Ute defense had 10 minus yardage plays for losses d 56 ~ards against tbe Aztecs of former Bowling Green Cooch i)pnny Stolz "Defensively, t!Py come at you Wlth <'>'erythlng," Bruce satd of Utah . "They are a very aggressive footbaU team." The Utah offense, for the S('('Ond vear In a row. Is led by quarterback Larry Egger, a&- foot -!, 195-fX)und senior. who threw for 2,!fl8 yards and 18 touchdowns last season. "They execute their offense very well," said Bruce. "We know they score a lot of [Xlints and Ihat Larry Egger Is a very talented passer. I hope our defense can play as well this week against the pass as It dld last week against the run." The Buckeye defense held Colorado's wishbone attack to only 188 net rushing yards. Egger, a southpaw, passed for~7 yards and three touchdcwns against San Diego Stale, completIng 17 of 29 attempts. His leading recetvers were Craig McEwen and Carl Ha rry, each with five receptions. Bruce satd Bryant , a 6-fool 212-poundcr. will likely sec more and more game t1me as he learns the Buckeye pass offense. "Hp's coming along very well." Rruce satd of Rryant. "I'd think we' rr going to build on that and give him the opportunity to run the footbaU more " The Buckeyes begin Big Ten pay next Saturday, hosting Dhn01s m the first of eight mnscrutive confer· cncr games. Um-kumph Sooners to put Hurricanes in a spin By Maj. Amos B. lloople Pigskin C'nius F:gad, friends! There have been mam rnemorablr ronfron1a110ns In MJarn1 's Vf'll(•rablr OrangP Bowl ln. IlK' last 50 years. No game, huwf'Vf'r. h.1 s Oren bJggf'r or rmre importan1 t han thi s WC'f'k 's clash tr tw!'<'n llP mighty Sooners d Ok lahoma and equally form1d.1ble tnst Mi ami Hun il'anes 'l\•·o of til" best teams In the country. Ok lolloma and Miamt wtlt m«•t for 1usl \he third limP before a par k<'<! house and a national C~:rv audience. Oklahoma took the fi rst two "'"'lings - 24 ~ m '73 and ~ - 17 in "7!'> Last ;ear the Hurricanes dcall the SoonPrs thdr lonr d~feat of Ill:' vt'ar. 'n·l4 . And to makt• matt ers ;vol"t'. I hey did 11 m Norman, Okla . Bot h tea ms ha ve exposiveoffensiv<· te" ms. QB .Jaml'lt~ Hoheway and RBLjdellCarrarethe IJigguffi in 1hr· Sooner attark. Cooch Jimmy John so n's Hurricanes <'O unt on the pa-sing of QR Vmny Trstavprde. t'l'telvmg of Mike Irvin , and the [X>Wrr mnners Mel Bratlon 16 foot 2. 212 [Xlundst and Alonzo Highsmith 1~ foot 2, 230 pounds) '111e defensive teams are equally impresstvr Oklolloma's defense. cons!derro the tops in Ihe nation, Is anchored by All -America LB Brian 13<>1worth t6 foot 2, 242 fX)undsl All-America DT Jerome Brown 16 foot 3. 285 pounds! spearheads ill!'' Miami defense Last year Rmwn tormented Cl<lahoma with ''" MVP prrforman<l' of 16 lJ!ckles, a blo<'kf'<l field goal, a forced fumble and two sacks. 1~ what may be a prPiude 10 a rrp<'a l engagement in the Orangoe Bowl on Ja n. I. 1987. we look for Oklahoma to wm a thrUier, 34-31. Other majo r contests are a twin bill on WTBS-TV sending the Michigan aga inst Florida State in their first -ever meeting in Tallahassee, and Southern California at home to Washington for thelf 59th renewal in the Pac 10 headliner. Meanwhtle at South Bend, Ind., ESPN Will feature a national 1ei<X"ast of ttl!.' 58th meeting of the Purdue's Boilermakers and host Notre Dame. Florida State's Seminoles under Bobby Bowden have a history of knocking. off top-rated clubs Bo SchembechlN's Michigan Wolves are well aware of that and will be goeared fo r this one The Hoople System IS r a iling 11 for Michigan, J1 ·18. The su'l'rlslngly strung Washing· ton Huskies, who startled the rollegla te footbaU world by annihl· lat!n g Ohio Stale, 40-7. had belter watch out for an a mbush when the)• meet the Southern California Tro· jans In Los Angeles Coliseum. The Trojans w1th Outland Trophy and Lombardi Award rand!dalc OG Jeff Bn~rl 16 fool 4, 2!11 poundS> showing IIF way. will make a real game of it before failing , 26-24 All Purdue-Notre Dai'TI<' games are hard fought and you can bok for this one to follow the script Playing at home, the Irish will get their first look at Purdue's fresh man QB Jeff Georg.>, the 19115 national high sd!ool player of the year Thr rejuvenated Irish of Lou Holtz figure to win, 28-~ . 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II n w ~~· Jr ,\.JI'J.dnOI-r 7 l 'roi"1 ~JUI I!" f) !\ \ 'ln•on lt,U fll \ 1.! ft;n r'l'l ""' r't1 ). 'A ,.n..m,. ~ c;wn. tl ..nllit/1 ....,h r;au ... ~ 1r;~rr• 11 A.r11ona 27 Colorado 21 A.r m\> 21 Wakr For('8! }.:j Ba\·lor l'1 Trxas Tl'('h ill It Pays To Advertise Til POOII SlOE i.pt. 26 ·a 27, 10 P.M.-2 A.M. By DAVE RAFFO UP! Spons Writer MIAMI I UP!) - Selections of tills week's NF'L games: Sunday Cincinnati (plus 5\7) over Chicago - The Bears have learned to do just enough to win and should handle improved Ben gals, who will keep it close with new-found running game and have four more days of rest than Chicago. Chicago 24. Cincinnati XI. New England !plus 3) over Denver - Patriots did Seatlle many favors with mistakes last week, they'll do Seahawks another favor by knocking off Broncos. Denver won't run like they did against Philadelphia and will miss speedy Vance Johnson against New England. New England 23, .J)pnver , 20. LA Rams tmlnus 61 over Philadelphia - i)pnver ran Eagles ragged last week; Eric Dickerson can't wait to get to Phlladlphla. LA Rams 23, Philadelphia 10. Cleveland (minus 9) over i)ptrolt - Browns are looking to atone for loss to Cincinnati . Lions can't even wln at home any more. Cleveland 'n, Detroit 10. Miami (minus 3) over San Francisco - At one point, this looked like possible Super Bowl preview until Joe Montana got hurt and Dolphins secondary went AWOL. Mlaml35, San Francisco~. San Diego 1plus 3\7 l over LA Raiders - It's lime to kick the Raiders while they're down. San Diego 'n, LA Raiders 17. Washington (minus 4) over Seal· tie - Redsklns keep pulling out tight ones; second straight Iough g-• mc on East Coast wlll wear out Seahawks Washington 24, Seattle 14. Atlanta tmlnus 5\7 t over Tampa Bav - What 's more unlikely, the Falcons 4-0 or the Buccaneers with a two-gam e winning streak ? AUanta isn't cocky enough yel to . take anybody lightly Atlanta ll. Tampa Ba y~. New Orleans (plus 10) over NY Giants - Giants rose to challenge agamst San Diego and Raiders past two weeks, and are due for a letdown . Dave Wilson is capable il. making thmgs unromfortableln his u,,,,n ., , ,.,.,..,,.., 111r ' '" ~ CALL 992-2156 '"" SEE Angels. California can clinch Its first division title since 1982 when It hosts Texas for a three-game series. The Ran!f!rs, who were Idle Thursday, are nine games behind the Angels. Jackson's 18th oome run of the year and fifth In seven games deprived 47-year old PhU Niekro d his 312th career triumph. Jackson has 11 RBI In his last seven games. Nlekro pitched seven Innings, after · which the Indians led 3-2. Kirk McCasldU, 17-9, allowed orily three hits over eight Innings but two of them were rome runs. He walked tltrre and struck out seven . Donnie Moore pltchro the ninth for his 21st save. In other games, Mllwaulee downed Baltimore 9-3, Kansas City routed Minnesota 8-1 and Thronto defeated J)p(rolt 4-2. Brewers 9, Orioles 3 At Mllwauliee, Ted Higuera scattered eight hits for his Xlth victory of the season, leading the Brewers to victory in George Bamterg.>r's last game as their manager. Higuera, 2IJ. 10, became the third 21J.game winner In baseball this year and only the third In Brewers history. We ha"e the key to a hetter deal. 1984 PONTJA( FIERO 5harp one owner car. 1982 CHEVY (AMARO Z28 Indy SOO pact cor edition. 1982 BUICK ElECTRA Cllan tullsiz• 4 dr. 1985 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC s._ ,..n.low milts. 1983 PONTJAC T1 000 4Dr., great gas mileage, 4spttd. 1983 BliCK SKYHAWK TTYPE Laadtd, sunraat. 1982 PONTJA( PHOENIX Very cllan 4 dr. 1978 OlD CunASS SALON Extra cltan 1980 JEEP CJS Y-8, stick shift, 414, lift kit, new tires. SMITH NELSON MOTORS 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO OR OU... orne Royals 8. Twms 1 At Minneapolis, WUUeWUsonand Jim Sundberg each hit leadoff oomers to !\)ark a 17-hlt attack that JXI"Irered the Royals. Wilson also hlt an RBI single to support Bret Saberhagen, 7-11, wiD scattered seven hits over Dve tn:nlngs for h1s first victory since July 'n, which came In relief. &le Jays 4, 'llgers 2 At i)ptrolt, Tony Fernandez hit his second home run In as many games and Jesse Barfield hit h1s 35th of the season, powering the Blue Jays. Joe Johnson raised his ra::ord to 7-2 with a four-hitter ewer seven Innings. Tom Henke mtched his 25th save. This Message and Church Directory Spon.~nred Ry The Interested .Ru.~inesses Listed On This Page. Polllstoy Flowi, Shop FRANCIS FLORIST ~ I I I I I I I I 106 Butternut An., ,omeroy, Oh. ---.. CLIP and SAVE Indianapolis (pius 9\7) over NY Jets - Jets won't be as high for Colts as they were for Miami last week. Indianapolis is desparate and should stay close even If Blair KJel must quarterback. NY Jets 22, Indianapolis 17. Minnesota (minus 5V,) over Green Bay - VIkings are on upswing and Packers are coming off physical Monday night game against Chicago. Minnesota XI, Green Bay 7. Kansas City (plus 2171 over Buffalo - Chiefs sacked Warren Moon seven times last week and look forward to roughing up Jim Kelly. Kansas City 17. Buffalo 13. Houston (minus 6'h) over Pittsburgh - Steelers bring oul test In all their q>ponents. Houston 31, Pittsburgh 17 . Monday night St. Louis 1plus 6\7) over DallasRemember how Buddy Ryan had Philadelphia well-prepared against Chicago? Expect Gene Stallings to do the same against his old boss, Thm Landry _Cowboys soould win, but It will be a struggle. Dallas 17, St. Louis 14. Best tel - Minnesota. Last week - 7-9. Season record - 20-22. Belt bets - ~- of COlumbus, o 1114W.Ma'n ffl·tJII Pomeroy FREE RACINE PlANING MILL Mill Work· Oil Change Memorial Holpital P-roy Dr. 992-2104 TRINti'Y QIURQI, RPv. W H. ~ Buck, ~nda y Scrod Sup! Cbw<h S<tmt 9:15a.m.; Worship Se!vi<' lD : ~ a m ChoJr ft't'learsal. 1\odav, 7 :rJ p.m undA- d1t'CtloJI of Lois Burl. POMEROY OIUROJ OF THE NAZA· REl'IE. c.r.... Union and M>lbom, Rt>v Thoma.1 Glm McQung, praslor Norman Preslev, S. S. Su!O .. Sunday &hool, ~lJ a.m .. morntn~ worship 10 .l) a.m.; f"mlngse-vtce 6 pm.. -kseviee. W - y 7 pm GRACE EPISCXJPAL OIURCH, 326 E. Main Sl .. Pomeroy. Swiday ...vi""· Holy rommurdon on tbr flrst SurxJav r:1 NC'h rmmh electronic 1gmtton ) •Install Mopar Champion spark plugs •Adjust •die speed •Set timing •Inspect em•ss•ons control system and comblnE'd wUh roorrUfi,IZ JI"IIYl,., on t.hr thirdd ~v. Mornineprayerandse"rmn on aUot11M' Sundays c:t Ill' rmnth. Church School and Nl1J'Sl'!"Y C'arE' provklrd. Coffre row- In I~ Standard ignition vehicles equipped with greeter than 2· bbl carburetors. slight tv h>gho• . P..trish Hallimmedilllfly ro-.ng ttl'sB'VIa>. POMEROY OIURCH OF O!RlliT, Z12 W Main S! , Ncll Proudfoor. ji1ISt cr Blbl<o S:hool 9: :1) i.m.; Mermngwcr.~hip. D·.ll a.m ; Yooth meotlnQI!; 6:00p.m .. E>rnin¥ lm'slllp. ~m p Oil up to 5 Orts. Filter COOPER Chrysler•Plymourh m w~ Nit>I tr<IY"f IJIU'IIn~ and Blblt study, ?.00 ~m. 1l!E SA!. VATION ARM!' . tl~ But Itt"'' A~ , f'iomE'roy Mrs Ikra Wtnlng In dlarll". ~.n.tay Ml&ne!ls ITW'E'tln~. lO am. SUnday ~. m lJ 11\'\. 'ilndav &hool. YPSM Dodge, Inc. Etowr Adams. tMdA' 7· il p.m. Salvation meotlllt< v""""" ,.,.......lllld music spo<lall. ~- D: !la.m Ill 2 I'JTI Ladles Hom! 399 SO. THIRD Leacw. MIDDLEPORT tnvnro. rrai&as In ~- 111 womt'1l ~ 4.'1 p m. Thun;day. em,.; 614-992·6421 m.tnopQr QfRlST, ~ChiJdrrn'sHort'I:'Road (Coonty WES!'SrDE CHURQI OF Road 76\. !lJ2 52.1> Vocal mll'IIC' Surr:tav Wors!hp 10 a m.. Blbk> ~udy n am · Worship 6 p m. W - y . Bible Shldy. 7 pm OLD Di:XTER BIELE CI!RlSTIAN o-rtJRO!, Al\... Cur11>. JIOSior; Linda !!.I•JII. Sup( Sw.nda,v Scftool 9: lJ a.m., p-E'a<'hinll Sff· vt('('S, Rr!f and ttwd ~" tolk:M'InR 9Jndav Srt\()d Yruth meE'rtn~. 7· ]) p.m. f'\I6"Y Sun- CH~rStE ~ CORPORATION GENUINE PARTS Bucklt up "" "''"Y' d.w hpirP " GRAHI.M UNITED METHODIST, Preaching 9· 30 a m first and lf'('Oild, Sun days~ 8(')\ n.onth. ttNrd and fourlh Su.n dayf'&<'._ ma~tdll wnttlpiE'rvlr.f'llat7:30p. m : WtdiH!Idly evt'lllnp at 7: Xl p.m . Pra)'PI' and Btblr Study. SEVENTH-PAY ADVENTISJ'. Mulb· rrcy HeiJ11lltli Road, POilU'roy Leroy Bnu~. Paatar; 5abbat~ !ld>oo1 Sup«ln· tendea.t, ftttonda Markln. Sabbattt School ~Pgtns ar 2 p.m . oo Saturdav with worship 0 1?0/86 L-------------- serv!Cf' folloo· kt~ at 3 l!'i Evf'ryooto "fO. .a Y s•MOIIS OlDS.·CAD.·CIIIV.'' a.m. - -----------•COUPON·----------~~~~~~. COMPUTERIZED ENGINE ANALYSIS Give your hiah tech auto the edae with our new Allin Enaine Analyzer. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIS,T. Lyslon I1 Halley, adal&ter. William Snouffer. Sunday Sdlool 1agnostic equipment with computer and datalo& capabilities. I I R£GULAR I I1 S1995 ux •TAX S~eelal Prlee 1 Good thru 0 ct. , • fwtTH cOUPON! FIRST SO\JI'HERN BAPTI ST. Po mC'roy Plkf> E . Lamar O'Brvant . pastor: Jack NE"tds, Sunday School Olr('(' tor Sun day School. 9 30 a m : Mornlnp: Worsh ip. 10 n · f'Venlngwonhlp, 7·00pm. tD.ST. l & 7:30 1£ S.T. 1: W!'dn('Sday PrayPr St>rvi('P, 7:09 p.r. . iO .S.T I & 7. J(J P .M. IE S T.1; ~on Friends tag('!! 2--61. Royal Amlluudorl'l Iboys aJZt5 6-181. and Girl' ln Al'tt.n r.qes 6-181 on Wf>dnt"sdays 7 p m ID.S.T. I & 7:30 p.n1 . IE S T l: TuC'Sday VlslttUon, 6.30 p.m FArfH TABERNACLE CH URCH , Bal I 11 a.-----------<:OUPON·----------1 I l f'V R~t•ltoad , Rev E ml1\('11 Raw son. pas tor Hand)fy Dunn. supt Sunda y Srhool. 10 a .m.; Suftday rvrnln~ S('rvkl', 7 30 p.m : Btbit' t mC'hln~. 7: :II p.m . Thursda v SYRAC USE MISSION, Cherrv St . Sy rac u.Sf'. St>rv lcPS, tr am. Sl.lnda~· Evenlnp: sPrv iN's Sunday and Wf'dn~da \' a t 7· 00 P m . 1\QOOLEPORT CH URCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . Rev Kellh Eblin. pastor. SwAdaY School 9 30 <~ . m .. Wadr Haymlft, Ill pl .; Morning Wonhlp, 10: :JI a. m : !Wnday {"\\t'Jlln~ S(>f\1!('(' 7: 30 p.m.: Wl'tbtftda)' Praver M~tln~. 7 lJ p m . MT. MORIAII CHURCH OF GOO, Raclnto RE>v . JamM Salltrflrld, pastor Fr~man Williams. Supl Sunday School 9 4~ a.m : SUnday and Wednf'Sday f'\1<'n I ALIGNMENT SPECIAL I Get started on the ri1ht track for winter with a I 1enuine G.M. front end ali1nment. I I REGUlAR 539.00 I Spe ..l~jx Prlee I I • UX t WI!H COIJ'ONI I Alignment Check ~ 1295 (No Coupon Ntttltd) I1 Good thru Oct . 1 S2995 ...I ----------...COUPON·----------, LUBE; OIL AND FILTER In~ _........,.ip, I I I · "speelal Prlee S19 95 Good thru Oct. 1 + TAX I !WITH COUPON I ! MlllDLEPOIIT CHUROI Of QIRJST, 5th and Main , Al Har lsoo , mbttlter: Mlkt Gforlarn, Sunday School Supertntendent Bib I• Schooi9:·Jla m.; Mor>l!lg Worship 10·30 a.m Evrnlng Worsblp 1:00 p.m . Wednelday, 7:00pm Prayer meeting. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· I ~---inrnoic~~;;;~~wt.Eis---1 We now heva a fully qualified factory trained diesel technician. 1 1 I I I I ENGINE PERFORMANCE CHECK IEGULAII 152.00 ¥TASPECIAL l L S2 595 7..ARENE. Co-putors R('V. Charles Coy!(' and Jtev. Nancy Coy It'. SUI While , Sunday School SUpt . Sunday School 9:3il am .; MornlnJ Worslalp 10' 30 a.m.; Evange-listic m"'tltiJ 7:00p.m Wedn,.da y, 7:00p.m . Pra)'fl' meeting. ........ -..... 1 1 I Utol'l'llll PRIISBYTUIAN llllNIITRY 8F MEIGS COIIM'\' ~ I I HARRISONVILLE PIIEl!BYTERtAN CHURCH - Sunday; Worship !..-vtceo 9·00 a.m.; Churcl'l School10:t5 a.m .. MIDDLEI'OftT •PREl!BYTERIAN Sunday 5cbool, 9 a.m.; Church !lfrvlce, 10.15 1.m. · SYIIACIJ!E FIRST UNITED PRESBY.. TEIUAI! -: lltollday 10 o.m.; ChuiUI ieMIIce, 11:15 a .m. RU'I'UIID CIIURCR ~COO. Pallor, Jotul !wint. 'Sundoy Sdtoof ID:OO a:llt.: ~ ....! Momtnll' Worllllp U:IO a.m . 0111· dren 'a Church ll' a.m. Sunday Eveok>g Service 7:110 p.m. Wed .. 6 p.m_. Youne WI- I Oood thru Oct. 1 -1. MONDAY THRU 8 TO 5 -----------~-----~---~---J FRIDAY 8 9 TO 3 308 E. MAIN tf'f'VI<'f'l, 7 p.m MIOOLEPOIIT FIRST BAPTIST. CortNf Stith aad Pa lrnPr. Earl EdE>n, P11 · tor loll Portoor. S.S. S•pt:; Cathy Ria>.. A.. r. • ~- !luoday Schott. u~ •·"" lO : t~ . ... ; Salidoy E\'f'ftlftl lfA"k"f, 7 p m. Prayl'r mt"Ptln~ and Blblt SNdy Wednesday rvf'nln~~t. 7 p. m.; Children ' s choir practh'P. Wedll't· dav, 7p.m.: Adult choir practice. Wf'd ., 8 p.m : ftadjo program. WMPO. Sunday, A:lD a.m. I I lubricate suepansion, drain oil at•d replace filter using Mr. 1Goodwranch Oil and AC Delco Filter. I in this special welnslsl on Ulinl quellty llr. Gootlwrench Oil & A/CFilters- I l not an off br1nd or chNp filter and oil. This i11n honest to &Dodness special I on quality Gil Perts & Gil Strwict, no substitute for quality. limit 5 qls. Oil. I liE GULAR '26.95 S..pt. Sunday School, 9. 30 a m am . Mon!ilnR" Wonhlp 10: :lO 1State of the art dia4nostic center that's way ahead ofanyof the compt· 1 1tition . The newest rn the field of General Motors. Trouble shooting di· 1 '26.00 wet co mt. !Urrt.AND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - SI!IIR' Harriett Warn('r Sup! Su.nday SchOOl 9· ~a . m .· Mll!'lllnj< Worship, 10.4~ CHEVROLn-OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC II Cadet Classs (YOUn$l People-Biblf'\. 7.lt p.m. Bible S~ and Prayer l'r\E't'tlng, cprn to I!'(' pubUc l"VMEROY POMEROY, OH r ~~ a ~ .. ·~.. , ft'\ Wr.1\ Ph.992-lt0t Pomeroy RALL'S Middleport , Ohio A U - a John F Fultz, Mgr K&C JEWELERS Veterans Prtce includes (For engines with I l' 992·3978 1 15 I. Mlonorial \ Keepoa!¢ ;-;~;~;~:et 212 992· 3785, Pomeroy dlt>S Aux !!1arv Wedn E"Sdav, 7 p m. Fa m i1v Worship HAZE L COMMUNITY CHURCH. Ort Qt 124 . 3 mtles from Porll an d-Long Bot tom Erlsf'l Ha rt pastor Sunda y School. 9 30 am Sunday morn In ~ preoachln~ 10.30 am : SundayC'vcn lng s l'rv1cf'S 7 30 p.m MIDDLEPORT FREEWn.L BAPTIST CHURCH. Cornpr Ash and Plum Ralph Cundiff, pastor Sunday SchoollO OOa m , Morning Worship, 11 .00 a.m , WE'dn£>Sda y and Sa turday Evf'l\lng St>rvlces at 7 30 p. m \1eig• Counry's Oldeor Florilt 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 411789 814/992·2844 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. liEN , • ~FRANKLIN Cabinet Makifll Syracuse $31954 cyl. $3695 $4195 6 cyl. 8 cyl. ~ ,, Nationwide Ins. Co. Engine Tune-up 21. "' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WITH first start of season, but Giants rushing game wlll tire New Orleans. NY Giants Il, New Orleans FLOwtRS FOR IVERY O((ASION (614)9'12-2039 or (614)992-5721 "----------I Bears over Bengals by four, UPI says Arkan~as 42 NPW M exlro St i BULLETIN BOARD Preullly PrtMnts CHAaiE WY and By MIKE TUlLY UPI National Baseball Wster Two days after rain, southern California could have reign. The California Angels, who Wednesday suffered a rare home ralnout, coukl clinch their third American League West title tonight by beating the second-place Texas Rang.>rs. "We'll be up for the game and so wlll Texas," California's Reggie Jackson said Thursday night after hitting a home run to lead the Angels to a 6-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. "They don't want to have us clinch It In front of them. They've hung 1n there all year. "They're a good ballclub. They'll get to see up close what It's like to clinch It tomorrow or the next day. They'll see what winning Is like." Jackson hit his 548th career home run to Ignite a four-run eighth, rallymg the Angels from a 3-2 deficit. The victory reduced California's magic number to two for clinching the division. Any combination of California vlctoties and-or Rangers losses totaling two would clinch the divisiOn championship for the ( <T<ff• K!Tir r. ., ]h ( •~II r or! <\1 II f'run• Plf •;t<,Jnr 21 l!u rru .tn• .lit \\l w • ~ ~ ¥., ~--)'· Salunlay. Sept 27 Arizon<t St 18 Washln,cton Sl 10 Auburn KEY THE INN PLACE Friday, September 26, 1986 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. 992-2975 Ageneg, /ne. Across from the (ourth- " POMEROY OHI0-992-6677 and lu.,..., Rawlings-Coats-Blower (row's Famil Rtstaii'CIIf FUNERAL HOME "FIIfiii'S Kull r FlifU.WU" deplorable Situation of today IS an apparent hosttltty between young and old . The recent nolton that anyone over the age of thtrty has no further value has caused many an older person to wtthdraw mto a defens1ve shell, thereby mcreasmg the barrrer between the generations This is all the more tragtc when it occurs in the same famrly, for grandparents tend to be constderably over thirty. Both old and young nave somethrng to contnbute to the good ltfe which we all try to achieve: the young bring the freshness of new rdeas and the old offer the w1sdom and folk lore gleaned from their long years of e~penence . As you will learn 1n your Church, a litt le mutual tolerance can close the generat1on gap wtth a bndge of harmony, understandtng and love. "Sening Families" 264 S. 2nd, Middltporl 992-5141 228 W. Main St., P-roy 992-5432 pastor Melvin Drake, S S Supt. Sunday School 9 30 a m.; Morning Worship 10: ll; Evening Worship 7·30 p m.; WE'dnesday Prayer St'tvl!'f'. 7 :rl p m. FAITH BAI'Tisr CHURCH, Railroad St., Mason. Sunday School 10 a.m.; MornIng worship U a.m.; Evening servtc£" 6 p. m. Prayer meetln~ and Bible Study Wed nesday, 7 p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev Nyle Borden, past or Cornelius Bunc~. sup! Sunday School 9: 30 a m .: Second and f<lurlh Sunda~·s worship servlct' at 2· 30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourth and Main St ., Middleport. Rev. Gilbert Craig , Jr., pastor . Mrs Ervin Baumgardner . Sund ay School Supt. Sunday School9 . 30 a. m ; Worship Service. 10· 4~ a m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - JosE'f)h 8 Hoskins, E'Vang('Ust Sunday Bible Study 9 a.m : Worship, 10 a m : Sun day Pvening se-rvice 6 p.m : Wednl'Sday Pvenlng senrlce-,1 p.m . PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine. Rt. 12~ William Hoback, pastor Sunday School 10 a m.; Sunday even ing service 7 p m. WE'dnrsday evenlnii; serviC'e 7 p m. CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle, Supt Sunday School 9· 30 a m Morning Worship 10: :IJ a m. Prayt>rserv1ce, aUern . ate Sundays MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave . Rev . Clark Baker, pastor Clrl NOI· !Ingham, Sunday SChool Supt. Sunday School 10 a m with classes for all at~:es Evening servl!'f'S at 6 p m Wednf'Sday Btblt" s tudy al 7 30 p m Youth services Frt· day at 7· 30 p m ECCLEl!IA rELLOWSIDP. 128 Mill Sl , Middleport Broth('(" Chut'k McPhE'rsoo, pastor. Sunday School 10 a .m.; Sunday even in~ services at 7 p m. and Wednesday serv ices at 7 p m ANTJQUITY BAPTJST. Kenneth Smith, pastor Sunday Sl'hool 9· .J) a .m ; church se-rv1cP 7:30pm , youth rellowshlp 6· 30 p. m . Bible-study. Thursday, 7· 30 p.m. FULL GOSPEL LIGIITHOVSE, 3304~ Hiland Road. Pomeroy. Tom Kell)', pastor Danny Lambert, S. S, Supt. Sunday morning S('rvlce at 10 a.m., Sunday evenIng service 7· 30 p m Tuesday and Thursday Sf>rvlces at 7:30p.m. WORD OF fAITH . 93 Mll1 Sl, Mlddlo~HI Sunday morning sPrvlce 10:15 a.m., Sunday evenlnlil 7. 30. Thursday mom Ina Bib! £' study 10 a.m. Wednesday evenlna 7 30 p m. NEW HAVEN CHURCH or THE NAZARENE, Rev Glendon Stroud, pastor Sunday School9 · 30 a m.; WorshlpserviCl', 10· 30 a m : Youth servicE> Sunday 6. 1S p. m Sunday Pvenlng service7:00 p.m . Wed · nesday Prayf'r Meeting and Bible Study 7 00 p.m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH , Sunday aflf>rnoon service-s at 2::11. Thursday t"Vt'n ln~ services at 7:30. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Meson, W Va Pastor. Bill Murphy SundaySchool10 a.m ., Sunday e-vPntng 7: lJ p.m . Prayt"r mf'l'11n~ and Bible study Wednetday, 7: 30 p m Everyon (I welrome RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Salr m Sl Rev. Paul Taylor , pastor. Sunday School 10 a m ; Sunday evenln~ 7:00p.m , · Wednf'Sday E'VPnlng prayer meeting 7· 00 pm SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESJ'AMENT CliURCH , Silver RJdge Duane Syden strickf'f" . pastor Sunday School 9 1m.; Worship Servi('E', 10 a.m.; Sunday evening sE>rvlce. 7 00 p m. Wednesday nl,ht Bible sturl y 7 00 p m. SYilACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non -Pemecosta l Worship service Sunday 10 a rn Sunday SC'hool ll a m Even lng worship srn.•lct' 7.00 p m Wf'dnf>Sday pra yer meeHng 7· 00 p.m MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN TN CHRIST CHURCH , l.ocated 1n Texas Community oft Ct Rt 82 Rev Robert Sanders , pastor Jeff HoltPI', lay leade-r, Ed Rou sh. Sunday School Sup! Sunda y School 9 30 am.; morning worship and childrt"fl's l'hurrh, 10·30 am; E"VEning l.---------------------------~pr£'aCh lng servlcf> on the second and fourth Sundays at 7. 30 p.m.: ChrL•Hian En· d£'8vor on thr n rst and third Sundays at MEIGS 7· 30 p.rn WE'dnt>Sday p-ayer meeting and KENO CHURCH OF' CHRIST Vf'rnon COOPERATIVE PARISH LAN GS VILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Bible- study, 7· 30 p.m. Eld1 id1w min lster. Ol iver Swain . Sunda~· Robert E Musst.'r pastor Sundav SC'hoo 1 UNITED Mt."I'IIODIST CHURCH CHU 1\CH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . & hool Sup! Prmchlng 9. 30 a .m _ ('ad NORTHEAST CLUSTER 9 30 am, Pa ul Musser. sup! Morn In~ Locatf"d on 0 J. Whit e Road of Highway Sunda v R~~. Don Archer worsh ip 10· 30 a m , Sund av PVf'n\n~ !il'f HiO Pat Hen soo . pastor SurNilay Sdlool10 HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION JThur Rn. Roy Deeter vlc£'. 7 p m.; mld -we<>k sf'rv!cf'. Wf'dnt>S a.m Classes for aJI age-s Junior Cbul'('h 11 man Durham l pastor. Sunday servkt, day.7pm Rev. Seldon Johnson a.m : Morning worship 11 am Adult 9 JO a.m ., evening service 7.30 p.m. ALFRED- Church School9· 30 a m : SYRACUSE CH URCH OF THE NA Cl'lolr practicE' 6 p m Sunday Young Peo. Praye-r me-eting, Wedneday, 7. 30 p.m Worship, 11 am: UMYF 6· XI p m : UMW ZARENE RE>v Gll'nn MC'M ll lan , pastor. plf''s, Children' s Church and Adult Bible BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF Mary Janl ('f' Lavrnder, Sunda} &hoo l Third T'uf'Sday. 7·30 p m Comm union . Study , Wronesday at 7.30 p.m OfRTST. JOSC'ph B Hoskins, past or BibiP first Sunday tArchrr l Sup! Sunday S('hool 9 ll a m Morning HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL , 570 Grant C1 ass. 9 30 a m : Mornin g Worshi p 10· 30 a CHESTER - Wors hip 9 a m : C' hu rf'h worship 10 30 a.m , Evan gf'llS!IC" Sf'r.<lc-e, Sl., Mkfdlf'POrl Affiliated with Southern m . Evf'nln~ Worship, R 30 p m Thursday 6 p m . PrayPrandP raisf'Wf'dn("'!;da v 7 p School lOam .. Blbl£'Studv. ThursdLJ v. 7p. Bapllst Convenl!on . Davk:l Bryan, Sr .. Ml Bible Stud y 6 30 p m fl1 , UMW , first Thursda } 1 p m . Com m , Youth mN"tlng, 7 p.m nls ter Sundav School 10 a .m.; Morning NEW STIVERSVJLLE COMMtl NJTY EDEN UNITED BR E.THREN IN munlon . firs t Sunda y (ArchN I worship 11 a.m . Eventna: worship 7 p.m .: CHURCH, Sundav School servlc(', 9 45 11. JOPPA - Worshi p 9. 30 a .m . Church CHRIST, EldPn R Blake. pa stor Sunday Wf'dDeosday PVPnmg Blllk> stu dy and m , Worship S<>rvl<'f' 10. 30 a m . School 10 30 a m Blbi C' Study Wf'dnt>sday, School 10 a m., Ga rv Rf'f'd Lav IP:.~df'r prayer mePting 7 p.m Eva n~; w ltsti c ServkC' 7 30 p.m Wedn ~ 7· J0pm !Johnson ) MO!n lnjl Sf'rmon 11 am . Sunda y nl)? h t BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. dav · Prayer mN'Iln~ 7 30 p.m Thursda\ LONG BOTTOM - Church School q- J(l sf'rvlct"s' Chrlsllan EndE>avor 7 30 p.m , R1 124 and Co Rd. 5 Mark Srevrrs, minis· ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomerov· Song sf'rvlcE> 8 p m Preachln~ 8 .)) p m a .m.: Worship 7 p.m Blblt> S'tudy Wfdter. Sunda y School Supt. Harry Hen Harrh;onvUie Rd. Robert Purtell. minis nfSday, 7: 30 p.m UMYF. Wednt.•sday, Mld·WPf'k pra yPr mN>Ilng, Wf'dn esday. 7 drlcks, Sunday School9:30 a.m .. Mornlng tt'r, Stf'VE' ~tan ley, S S. Supt .. Bill McEI 6: 00 p.m, Co mmunion First Sunday, pm . wqrshtp 10· 30 a m ; Evening worship 7 p. roy. Ass! Sup\ . Sundav School 9. 30 a m , IA rchen m Wednesday worsh ip 7 p.m HYSELl RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Worshi p se rvi('(' 10: 30 a.m Evrning wor REEDSVILLE -Church School9· 30 a ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , Mlkr Thompson. New Have-n. WV pas lor. sh1p Su nday 7 p m and Wf'dnf'Sda v. 7 p.m m : Worship Service 11 · 00 a m 1DeNerl Cornf-r Syca mort' and Second Sts , PoSund ay School at 9 30 a m , Mornln)? IA OrST .JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Pin< · niPPERS PLAINS sr PA UL mf'I'O)' The Rev . Willia m Mldd teswarlh , GrO\'f' Th e RP\' W111iam MlddlPSwart h, shlp atJO ~am ., SundaveveninR S£'fVICf" Chu reb School 9 a m ; Wor~hlp 10 a m : pst or Sunday SChool 9: ~5 am: Church at 7 30 p m Thursda y Sf'rvtcf"S at 7 30 p pastor Churrh srr..•kp 9·30 am : Sunday BlbiP Study Tuf'Sday, 7 .10 p,m., UMW . St"f\'ICP 11 a.m. m S<hoot tO 30 a .m Third Tui!'Sda y, 7:30 p.m . Communion SACRED HEART CHUitCH. M•gr fREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION a! Bald BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. P'lrst Sunda y iArcht'rl. Anthony Glannamore. Ph . 992·5898. Satu Kn ob loca tt>d m County Road ~1 Rf'V Joh n WriRhl, pastor Sunda\ s ,·hool q 30 a CENTRAL CLUSTER day EVening Man 7 :JJ p.m .. Sunday Law rf'nN' Gluf'SPnmmp. pastor RPv m Larry Ha vnf'S . S S Sup! Mornlna Rev. ,JimEll! E. C.rbltt Mass, 8 a .m and 10 a m Con fes sions ooe R o~w Willfo rd . asst. pastor Pnlldlln!i:: worshi p 10 30 a m Rev. Stenn Nelson half hour bl:'fore @'ad! Mass. CC'D classes. sp n.•lces Sunday 7. 30 p m P rayl•r m._,...llnJ! RAC INE CHURCH Of THE NAZA· Re-v. Melvln Franklin l J a m. Sunday Wl'dnt>sda y. 7. 3U pm . Ga1y Grltrllh , RENE Rev Lloyd D Grimm .Jr pastor Rtv. Clemenle S. Zuniga, Jr. VICTORy BAPTIST, 525 N 2nd S!, Ora Bass. Chairman of thf'Board of Chris- l<'adf'r Youth fll"OOps Sunday f' \'C' nlll Jil a t Rew. Andrew Rubenklnr Middleport, Jamt"'l E. KH.'See, pastor 6 :II p m wllh Ro~f'f' and VIol£'! Willford . Han Life Sunday School q. 30 am. Morn ASBURY !Syra('usr\ - Worship 11 a.m Sunday rnorn!Dg worship 10 a.m : Even lf'a df'r~ Comm union Sf'tv 1ce first Sunda v lnll worship 10 . 30 am .. pvangrlls tl c st"r ; Church School 9: 41a.m .. Char ~r Blbl r ing servlc(' 7 p m. ; Wednesday rvenlng f'ac h mont h v1Cf' 7 OIJ p m. Wf'dn esday sf'rvlcr. 7 p m Shod~. W!'dn esday, 7 3iJ p.m .. UMW first worship 7 p m VlsHatlon, Thursday 6 30 WIUTE'S CHAP fl. WESLEYAN LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. O..x Tuesday, 7 30 p.m .. Choir Re-hNr sal, pm CHURCH - Coolv illf' RO Rf'\' . Phillip Rl tf'r Wood\" Ca ll. pastor Sf'rv1crs Sundav WEdnt'Sday 6 :.. p.m , UMW rourlh Sun MORSE CHAPEl. CHURCH- Cbarlt'SdPnou 1. pas!or . Sunday School 9 30 a m .. 10 a m and 7 p m Wl:'dnesda\', i p m day, 6 ,'l) pm (N<'Ison\ Norrls. pastor Sunday School. 10 a.m ., Y.or.shlp Sf'rv lcr 10 30 a.m . Bible s tudy ENTERPRISE - Wors hip 9 am , HEMLOCK GROVE CH RISTIAN , Rog worship servl('(>, 11 a m ;Sunday night and worship Sf'n.' IC'f', Wrdnesday, 7 p m . Omrch School 10 a m : Bible Studv ~urs ­ N Watson , pastor CrPnson Pratt, Sunday worship Sl'rv tee, 7· 30 p m ; Midweek R\JI'LAND CHURCH OF CHRI ST. da y. 7•-Y) p m : UM W. First M onda y 7 30 prayf'r servtce, 7.:K> p.m . Thursday School Supt Morning Worship 9 30 a .m Mark Jon f'S, pastor Bill Nicholson. Sun p.m UMYF' Sunday, 6 p.m Choir RP Sunday School 10 JO a m.: Evening ser- day School Su p! Sundav School 9· 30 am LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH hParsal , 6: 30 p.m Wednesda y !Frank lin 1 viC'£', 7·l) p m Morn In~ WorshiP and Co mmunion 10 30 a . OF GOD- Gilbe-rt Spence-r, pastor. SunF'l.ATWOODS - Chur('h School. 10 a m MT UNION BAPTIST, Donald ShuE'. m. day Sehoul 9 l1 a.m : MorniJIIl serviC"<' , Wors hip. 11 a m.. Blbl r Study. Thurs· pastor JOP SayrE', Sunday School Supt. RUTLAND BIBLE METOODIST Am os 10 ()()a rn., Sundayfoven!nRSl'f'VIce7 OOp day, 7 p.m . UMYF. Sunday 6 p m Sunday School 9· 45 am: Evening wor- T111l s. pastor Sonny Hudson, st~pt. S unda y m , Mki·W(>(;'k praye-r .wrvlct" Wedne-sday !Franklin I ship 6: ll p m : Prayer MPetlng , 6· 30 p m Schoo l 9· 30 a m .. Morn In~ worship. 10 30 1 p.rn FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 am , Wednesda y a m.: Sunday evenli1 g SPrvkP 7 00 p m MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH , ~urch School 10 AM Choir prartlcP. TUPPERS PL~INS CHURCH Of Wtodn fSda v sen.' ICC' 7 p m WMPO pro· LawrPn~ Bush, pa s tor MaK Folmer, Sr Tuf'sday, 6 XI p.m . UMW. ttrsl Tursdav. CHRIST Davf" PrenticP. mlnlstl'T. Dffyl jlfam 9 a. m each Sunda} 9Jpt . Sunda y School and Morning Worshi p 7·30 pm (Nelson \ Wells, Sup t. Church School 9 a.m .. Wor RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA · 9 .)O a m . ; Sunda ypvenlngservlcP. 7p .m, HEATH (Midd leport\ - Churr h School shJp Serv ice, 9 : ~ 5p.m RENE RPv Lowell Ford, pastor Sunday Yooth mPf't!n ~ and Bible Study. Wt'dnes 9· 30 a.m Morning Worship 10 30 a m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA School 9· 30 a m : Worship setvlC(' 10· 30 a day. 7 p.m You th Group. 4 p.m .. Wt>dne5day. Church RENE Rev. HerDer! Grate, pastor . m: Youn~ prople s SPr.< 1cr 6 p m UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rl. 7 on Po Choir rehearsaL 7 p m , Thursday, Frank R1f1lt", sup! Sunday School 9: 30 a Evanf!:f'll stic S('TV IN' fi: ll p m WMnPSda y me-roy By-Pass Rf>v David Wiseman. Sr Prayf'r S!'rvlce. 6. 30 p.m., Bibl£' Study, 7 m., Worship sendee. 11 am and 7 p.m !irrv lr r 7 p m p rn !Zun1~al . • Sunday W£'dnesday. 7 p.m Prayer me-et MASON CHURCH OF CHR IST . Miller ND NERSVILLE - Worship SE'rv1 ce Ill !nj;!:. St . Mason . W Va Eu)?E'nf' L. Con!i(rr. ml a m , Churrh School ll am ; UMW , th ird LAUREL CLIFF FREE METIVDIST nls ter. Sunday Blblf' Study 10 a. m., WorWN1nf'Sday, 1 p m Choir prac r\e(l, Mon· CHURCH. David &>II, pastor. Robert E. ship 11 a .m a nd 7 p m. Wednrsdav Blblf' PSALMS 121 day, 7·3{} p m tNE'Isonl Barton , Olrf'('tor of Christian Education; Study, VOl'al music 7 p m. PEARL CHAPEL- Worsh ip Sf'rvlet' 9 Steve Eblin , assistant . Sunday School9. JO I. I wllllitt up mine eyes unlo the lills, from whence cometh rey L1 BERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud a .tn , Chu rc h School 11 a m . UMW S£'8 m ; Morning worship lO:lO 8 m , T~s ding Lan <'. Mason . W Va J N Thack('r , help. cond 1\iPSdav, 7 30 p m . UMYF last In Action, 6p m : EvenlngWorshlp, 7· JOp. pastor Evrn1ng serv 1cf' 7 JO p m Wo 2. Mv help cometll from the Lord, which made heaven and earth. Thf'Sdav, 7 :xJ pm cRube nkln ~\. m WednMday ev£>nlng prayer and Bible mt?n's Mlnlsl r.·. Thursda y 9:30 a m .. POMEROY -Chu rch School. 9 15 a m study. 7: 30p.m. Choir practice, Thursday. 3. He will not suffer thy foot io be moved; he that keepeth tift wfll WC'dn csday Prayf'r and Bibl <' Study. 7 15 Worship 10· 30 am , Choir rPhea rsa l 7 p.m. pm not slumber. Wrdnt'Sda y, 7 30 p m UMW, S<'cond DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tuf'Sday i ·.10p m . UMYFSunday 6p m 4. Behold, he that keepeth Israel shaD neither slumter or sleep. Char les Ru ssell Sr ., minister. Ri('k Ma !Corbit! I HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN combt"r, sup! , SunCay School 9:30a.m , 5. The Lord Is thy keeper; the Lord Is illY shade upon thy right ROCK SPRINGS - Chu rch School. 9· 15 CHRISTIAN UNION. Th<! Rt>v. flovld Worship service 10·30 am. BiblE' study, hand . a .m .. Worship 10 a.m . Blblt> Study, Wt>dMcManis, pasfor. SundaySchool9: 30 a.m Tuesday, 7:"30 p m wsday, 7:30p.m.; UMYF (Seniors ). Su.n; Sunday mornlnl !lt'I"VIct', ll a.m.: Sun REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 6. The sun shall oot smite thee by day, nor the rooon by night. day night service, 7.30. Wednesay p-ayE'f 41y, 5 p.m., (Juniors) f"VE>ry ot her Sun· CHRISTOFLA1'TERDAY MINTS Pan7. The Lord shall preserve thee from aU evil: lie shall ~eserve thy meertng, 7· l) p m . 4ay, 6 p m iFrankl\n) land-Racine Road William Rou sh, pastor. soul. FAIRVIEW BIIII.E CHURCH, Letarr, RUTLAND- Church School , ' ' 45 a m ., Linda Evans, church school director. ' Worship, to·JO a.m; UMW cEvenlngCir· W Va., Rt l, James Lewt& , pastor Wor Church school S 30a.m .; Morning worship 8. The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy coming In &-om clel serond WEdnf'Sd a~·. 7· :l) p m , UMW shJp Sl'rvlces 9· 30 a m.; Sunday School U 10:30 a.m.; Wednes-day evening prayer this time forth, and even forevermore. IArt <'moon Circle) second Thursday, 1 p am .; Evening wDrshlp 7· 30J' m Tuesdly servl('tlos, 7::.J p.m. m. I ~bonking) cottage prayE1" meeting an Bible Study BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl 9:30 a.m., Wonhlp service, Wednesday SALEM CENTER- Church Sctloot 10 a. ShulPr, ~~tor Worship senrlce , 9:30am 7:31) p.m. m.; Worship 9:45 1.m (Rubenklng~ Sunday ~oollO · 30 a m Blblt' Study a ad SNOWVILU: - Worshtp, 8·:.) 1 m. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. prayer MrVire Thursday, 7: .J) p m Churrti SchoollO 1.m ( Rubenklngl. Walnut and Henry Sts , Ravenswood, W. CAR LETON INTERDENOMINATION Va 'T"he Rev. Gl'Orge- C Wetrldl:, pasror. AL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev. flo . 9J.nday SChoo19: 30 a.m : Sunday worship vld Curfman . pastor. Sunday School 9 lJ 11 a.m a m ; Ralph Carl. Supt . Evening worship CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, IOO> led on 7:00 p m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday SOIJTHERN CLUSTER Pomeroy Pike-, County Road 25 near Flat · 7: 00p.m. Rn. Bo1er Grace A WORD FOR mE WEARY woods Rev Blackwood, pastor. Services LONG BOTI'OM CHRISTIAN. Vemoo Rev. Paul McGuire onSundayat10: JOam and7: 30p.m with Eldridge-, pastor; Wallace Damewood, S. "The lord God hath given me the klngue of the learned, that I Sunday School 9: 30 a m. Bible S<uily , Wed S. Supt . Sunday Sch ool9· 30 a.m.; Worship APPLE GROVE - CHurch ~chool 9· 00 siMltlld knOW bow to i!)t!8k a word In seasm to h1m that lsweaJY ... " nesday. 7:30p.m. StarvlcE', 10 .30 a.m. a .m. Worship. 10.00 am 1nrst and tiUrd rAITH rELLOWSIUP CRUSADE roR Isaiah 50: 4. SUndavs! : UMW Serond Tu es day, i 30 p QIRIST, Sl. R1. 338, AniiQutly. R•v . m: PrayC'r rncetln,liil . Wednesday.? p.m . This Mes!lianlc pronouncement by oor Lord can also be our Franklin Dickens , pa&tor. Sunday mom · RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Sieve !Grace! expe1 lence. He proclaimed His mission to the brokenhearted lng 10 a.m., Sunday evening 7·:l) p.m Deaver , Pastor. Mik e Swiger, Sunday BETHANY - Worship. 9 am ; 0\urch Thursday evening 7' ll p m. School Supt.: Sunday School 9. 30 a .m ., propiM!Sled 1n Isaiah and flllfllled In Lulte. The l811J118&'1! of School. 10 am : Bib1f' Study, Wednesda y, STIVERSVILLE CXJMMUNITY BAP · Morntne worship 10: 40 a.m.; Sunday 10 a .m, Dorl•as W o men ·~ Fellowship , tte811break Is not learned In the schools of men but tn the furnace t1 TtsT CHURCH . Pastor Robert Byers. t>Yenlng worship 7: 30 p.m ; Wedn esda y Wedn£'Sday. 11 a.m. rMrGulre ) Sunday SchoollO a.m ; Worship serv lee 11 sutrertng and the crucible ft trouble. The tultkln comes hflll, but the evenlngBiblfo study 7: ll p.m CARMEL- Church School 9:30am .: a .m .. Sunday evening senlce,7:30 p.m .. BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHIJRCH , rewards are precious In hearta comforted, tears dispelled, lalth Worship, 10 :4$ a.m Second and Fourth Wednesday eveftlni serv ice 7· 30 p.m. _ Burlingham. Ray Laudermlh, pastor. RDSUndays; FE"llowshlp dinner wllh Suttoo renewed. The speech of the bei'Eeved Is mt a collection of nice INDEPENDENT llll.INESS CHVRC1I third Thur9day, 6·ll p.m. (McGuire) . , ber1 Cbza"', aalstant pash:r. Sunday School Inc .. I'Mrl St .. Middleport . Rev. O'Dell platitudes by pi!IIPII!wllllhavenever "been there." He wlx! becomes EMr LETART- Church School9a .m.: · ·10 a.m ~ \oi.OI'Ihtp 7 p.m.: WI!Giettday, 6 p.m. MtnlfY, pastor. SundaySdtool9:~a. m .; Worship 10 a.m. second and founh Sun- 1 YCI.llh meet2nl; Wed ., 7 p.m church sEI'VIces. a brother to the bn11secl, a dociOrofthedespalrlng,ami!Wrta'tothe Morntne wOrship 10:30 a .m. ; Even~& PI)'!!'; GROVE IIOLINEl!S CHURCH, \! days, UM\v Hnt Tuesday, 7:~ p.m. ' cnuhed may not actually say much. What he has kl otrer II often wcnhlp7: 30p .m. Tuesday, !2:30p.m. Womlleotf Rt . 325. Rw. Ben J . Walls, pastor. ~Graef') . men'• Prayer meeting. Wedlletday, ?: ,;t Robert Searles, S S Supt Sunday School bi!Y<tlld the power of spi!1I!Cit to convey, but the welilY sense It Is balm LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m ; p.m. Praye-r and Praise service. 9 . ~ a.m.: Morn ing Wonhlp 10:30 a .m.; ChuT'C'h School10 a.m. (Grace) of Gliead to Ute soul It may often be a smne to let pmple know yoo Sunday evening service 7.:JJ p.m.; Wed - ' CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST APOSMORNING ST.>\R- Worohlp, 11: I~ o.m ,; TOLIC -VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder needay lf'I'VIce, 7: ~ p.m. have nottced. It may be a simple pat 111 the back or a simple Church School, 10:~ a .m.; Bible Study James Miller, patlor. Sunday Sdlool, SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill U111e, WeJlneodoy ID:OO a.m . {McGuire). COIIIPI1ment to let mends 1mow you have been aware of their lO:M a .m ; Worship Service, Sunday, 7: 30 RACINE WESLEY AN - Church Sctlool. . pastor. Steve Little, S S. Supt Sunday actnnpllshment. Have you found words m season br h1rn tltat II p.m.; Bible Study, Wflln-y, 7:30p.m. School 10 a.m.; Morning worslp , 11 a .m.; 10 a.m; Worahlp ll a.m.: UMWblrthMonPOMEROY WESLEYAN IIOUNESS. Sunday evenlne worship 7· ¥1 p.m Pray• ·~.SeekaonteOIIttodaywboisdlsmuragedandenmunaellilt day a1 7:~ p.m. : Men's Preyer llrftklas1, m..tlnl and Bible atudy Thunday, 7: 30 p. Horrt>onvUte - · Rev. Dewey KI!IJ, W~day, 7 a.m. (Grace). one. Spend some tlme1rlth - n e wh> mlgllt be lone)¥. Be a Wl!l'd m.; Youtll mettlll8 Wedneo&ly at 7 p.m . , pootor; Clinton Faulk, Sunday Sdlool SUTTON - Church School, 9:30a.m .: 'Supt.: Sunday School 9:JJ a .m ; mornlnK REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH in 11t!Uon .to hJm that Is weary. - l..tlnw P-..., Flrll Morning Worshlp 10'45 a.m first 1nd third worship, 11 a.m .: Sunday@V("Dingservlce - 383 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Sunday Sundsrys; Fellowship dinner wlrh Carmel Saallesn Jlaptitll ONidl, Pomeroy. 7·30 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wedneoday. SchoollO a.m . Sunday evening 7:00p.m.; t hird Thursday, 6: ll p m. tMcGulrt'l Mid-week service, WE'd ., 7 p m . 7:30p.m. SERMONETTE • •, ' ' ' • "-------------.;;1· ' -·--· ' -'I ( ""'·'-•••• . ' O'BI7BDI, ~ ... . ..... �v Page 8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday. September 26. 1986 ...---Local Briefs:-- Statements 'humiliated, upset' Clary Skin testing clinic slated Monday There will be a skin testing clinic Monday, from 2-4 p.m., at the Racine Fire Station, for aU Individuals Involved In PTO, athletics, etc. Joan Tewksbary, R.N .. Meigs County Tubercubsls Nurse, will do the testing. Southern Boosters to meet Southern High School Athletic Boosters will meet 7 p.m. Monday at the hlgh school. Mystery farm winner named Susie Francis, 50lOO Rice Run Road, Reedsville, Is the winner of The Times-5entlnel Sept. 21 Name the Mystery Farm Contest. There were eight entries In the rontest, aU d whom identified rorrectly the John Rice Farm pictured In the rontest. Francis will receive the $5 prize. Emergency units answer 7 calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports seven calls Thursday; Rutland at 12: 13 a.m. to Pagetown for Sue Geog to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 2:43 a.m. transported Sylvia Curtis to St. Joseph's Hospital; Racine at 8:57 a.m. to Main Street for Dan Shain to Holzer Medical Center; Rutland at 12:40 p.m. transported Howard Phillips to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 8:25 p.m. transported Lowell Wingett to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Reedsville at 10: Yl p.m. transported Howard Smith to St. Joseph's Hospital; Middleport at 10: 41 p.m. to South Fourth for Lillian Demoskey Ill Holzer Medical Center. Racine man wins reappointment Otis F. Knopp, Racine, has been reappointed by the Meigs County Common Pleas Court to another five year term on the Soldiers Relief Commission, beg!Ming Oct. 18, 1986, and ending that same day In 1991. Referendum sought on power plant issue \ By MICHAEL O'MALlEY CLEVElAND (UP!) - Follow· Ing the lead of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese, Cuyahoga County commissioners are calling for a statewide referendum on nuclear power and have asked Gov. Richard Celeste to lead the debate. Cuyahoga Commissioner TImothy Hagan said Thursday that the commission sent a telegram to Celeste saying members favored the sta tewide referendum because of "the seriousness of atomic energy and the risks as9JCiated with lt." Heidi Findley. deputy press secretary to Celeste, said the governor had not yet seen the telegram and would not lend his support to a referendum until he reviews the language of such a proposal. Meanwhile. the Geneva Township trustees in Lake County unanimously voted Wednesday In favor of a resolution calling for a delay in the startup .of the Perl)' nuclear power plant. scheduled for full -power within six months. The trustees join a growing number d civic and political groups in Northeast Ohio that are officially resist ing the plant's startup. Ashtabula County Auditor Daniel P. Ross has asked county commissioners to consider a feasibility study Into the possibility of the county having its own electric utility. replacing the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., operator of the Perry plant. CEI, Ashtabula County's largest taxpayer. said any savings from reduced rates would be offset by the loss In tax r;?Venue. Regarding the nuclear power referendum, CEl spokesman J. Lee Bailey said the company Is ~posed to such a proposal. "The people of Ohio voted for nuclear power 10 years ago by a margin of 2 to 1," said Batley. Arnold Glelsser. a Sierra Club member and a Perry ~ponent, said, "we lost (the 1976 referendum, because the utllltles spent millions and we had $15,000." Glelsser said nuclear opponents would come out on top If another referendum were held today. He said the last referendum was taken before the Jan. 31 earthquake that originated only a few miles from the plant. the Cherno~l nuclear accident In the Soviet Union and the Thr€e Mile Island accident. Bailey said the Davis Besse plant in Port Clinton and the Perry plant are needed to assure a healty economy In northern Ohio. "To stop either of these plants would be detrimental Ill the econ . omy," said Bailey. "We're iCEl 1 lmpJrting power now. We need energy fTQ,m Perry Ill drive factories Ill provide jobs." Bailey said Hagan's suggestion to convert the plant Into a coal burning operation would be too costly. "I'm not certain it could be done," he said. "Mr. Hagan says the state could pay for the conversio n. Well, CHARDON, Ohio (UP!)- Non- we feel that would be an unneces· sary burden on the tax payers." teaching personnel in the Chardon Hagan said he never said the public school district say they will state rould pay for the entire give their 10-day strike notice next project , should the plant he conThursday if a contract agreement verted to coal. "I think he's (Bailey 1 is not reached. a huckster for his posltkln," said The 75 ron-certified employees in Hagan. "I don't know if he even has the district have heen working the authority to speak lor the wit rout a rontract since July . rompany. Both economic and non-economic "There clea rly is not the demand Issues are at dispute. for thai energy. And somebody Meanwhile. Interruption of regu lar classes for 5,:Dl Ohio st udents better ask the small business continued as 318 teachers In the community whether It can sustain a Columbiana and Marietta school JJ percent increase in electric districts remained on strike with oo rates." settlements In sight. No negotia tions were scheduled. Strikes continue Ohio weather South Central Ohio Partly cloudy tonight, wtth a low near 70. Vartable cloudiness Saturday. with a chanre of thunder· storms and highs in the mid !lls. The probabUity of preclpltatkl~ Is 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Saturday. Winds will be from the southwe;t at five to 15 mph tonight. Oltlo Edended Forocasl Sunday lllroug!J Tuesday A chanced showers and thunderstorms each day. Highs will he In the !lls Sunday and Monday. dropping Into the 70s Tuesday. Overnight lows will be In the middle a' upper 60s Sunday and Monday mornings and in the 50s early 1\lesday. Veterans Memorial ~Continued from Page 1) . came home at about 9: :Jl p.m. Jan. Morgan questioned Harmon about a statement giVI!Il> to K.R. 14. Beckett, an lnvestJgai!X' for the "I thought that he was angry with proaeeulor's afflce, on Je.16 at the me' • for not obeying a family rule, Mason County Courthouse In the the :IA-year-old said. presenre of defense attorney "My rmther asked him what he Nibert. was angry about," Hamwn said Harmon recalled In the statebefore he was Interrupted by an ment that Clary made a comment objection from defense counsel. to his rmtherbeforeleavlngforthe Harmon then testified he didn't GlenWOOd Inn that somoone there llsten to the conversation between was spreading rumors about him Clary and his mother, but "heard and said on the witness stand that wOl'ds" and was "trying to hear, but Clary did, in fact, say that. not really to listen." He also recalled that Oary Morgan asked Harmon If he saw Indicated he wanted to "scare" that Clary wtth a gun and Harmon said person. • he did not, but that he left the Clary He added that he renembered home with his step-father at the his m>ther a.sldng Clary what he request of his mother. was going to do with the jislol, but Upon arriving at the Glenwood said on the witness stand that It was lnn, "Mr. Clary went If first," merely speculation on his part that Harmon said. "I stepped just Inside Clary loaded the gun, which was the door." normally kept on top of the 'Tum himself In' retrlgerator loaded with birds hot Although he said he did not see usedtokeepblackbirdsawayfrom was happened onre Qary was ~~ryenjoyed"watchingand Inside the har, he did say he heard c~~... was "1011nded like a firecracker." Didn't- jUtoJ He also testified he did not know when he left the house with Clary that they were going Ill the GlenWOOd lnn. and that he didn't know where Clary had been earlier In the day. · The bartender at Anne's Lounge test1fled earlier In the day that Clary "waved and smiled" when he lett the bar at about 8 p.m. that night. Pearson told the jury what he saw when he arrived at the GlenWOOd lnn following the shooting, and ldentifed photographs he had taken at the scene sll:lv.ing the position of the bodY. Pearson said upon cross examination that he did not ronduct a search of the premises, or of the people In the bar when he arrived, but did look around the cut side of the building. Klllgery asked Pearson, "If you had been advised that the victim had been carrying a gun. would you Area deaths Helen L. Hutton swearin.a-m • • set today R h s 1• tor e nquist, ca ta £ WASHINGTON (UP1, -Justice William Rehnquist becomes the nation 'a 16th chief justice and Judge Antonio Scalia takes his place as an associate justice In two ceremonies today at the White House a nd the Supreme Court. The CODiltltutlonal oath, the fi rst of two required pledges, was to be administered by retiring Chief · Justice Warren Burger at the White House with President Reagan, memben; of his Ca binet and the Helen Louise Hutton, 64, :113 Adams St., Nelsonvllle, fOrmerly of Rutland, died Wednesday at Hock· lng Valley Community Hospital In Logan after an extended illness. Born In Meigs County, she was the daughter of the late Willlllm and Elsie Allee Kimes Deem. She was a member of the Nelsonville First Christian Church and the Harmony Class of the church . Surviving are her husband, Leroy; a daughter, Mrs. Jean Wilson. Logan; a brother, Hubert A Deem, II Supala, Okla.; a grandson, Jeffery A. Robinette ; a great· granddaughter. Cassidy D. Robinette , and two stepIOCIIIIG lAUD CUPm grandchildren, Joey and Holley Canter, all of Logan. SWEO ADEUNIS, INC. FF.Hl'RI~C Besides her parents. she was preceded in death ~ a brother, POLE POSinON 111M'S QU&nn . Virgil. SATURDAY, SIPI'EMBEI 27 Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Johnson-Souers 8:00 P;M. Funeral Home, Nelsonville. with HWLOUnOI Rev. Donald Davisson offlcating. ATHENS IIGH SCHOOL · Burial will be In Gr!l'nlawn Ceme, . PUIIIS DIIO tery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. lllday. 5300 "'""' S3SD., .... r;:::::::::::::::;:::::;:::;::j Love's Rhapaodr In Bloom Dr. Clyde J. Ingels • have searched" the car, premi.Ses and bar patrons? He replied yes, but said upon re-direct examination by Morgan that at the time he saw no reason ID conduct ruch searches and that no one had informed him Brumfield may have been carrying a gun that night. Dodson testified that Clary and his wile Judith arrived at the state pJIIce headquarters in Barooursvilleatabout10p.m.(he latersaldll was 10:30 p.m. I. and identified the gun Mrs. Clary had turned over Ill him, eight rounds of Uve ammunilion taken from the gun and one spen t cartridge that helatergave to Pearson. . Dodson was still on the witness stand when Judge Watt recessed court for the day at a rout 4:30p.m. Thursday. The state was expected to rest Its case today. other justices in attendance. Rehnquisl. who turns 62 next week, and Scalia, 50, then were to receive the judicial oath from Burger at an afternoon public ceremony in the same courtroom where Rehnqulst was installed as an associa te just ice In 1972. Rehnqulst would he the second chief justice to take an oath at the White House. The first was Chief Justice Frederick Moore VInson In 1946. one son, John Ervin Smith Jr .. two sisters and one brother. Surviving all' one daughter. Emma Donovan d Point Pleasant; one granddaughter, Mal)' Peck of Leon; and two great grandchildren. Funeral servlres will he Satur· day at 1 p.m. at the Wilcoxen Funeral Home. Point Pleasant, with the Rev. Bryan Blatr officiating. Bw-lal will follow In Suncrest Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 lllnlght. TKim "'* mm lDRim . - s .. FALL PLANTING TIME! •BARLEY •RYE •OATS •WHEAT SUGAR RUN MILLS Mullberry Ave. Pomeroy, Oh. 992-2199 ' Dr. Clyde J . Ingels. 71, 7?J Chestnut St.. Middleport, wellknown Meigs County resident, died Friday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. He had retired from the JraCtlce of dentistry in Middleport after 35 years of service. His wile. Patsy Gwinn Ingels; a son, John C. Ingels: and a granddaughter, Carrie Ingels, all o1 Middleport, are among the sutvivors. Dr. Inge L• was a nativ e o1 Galllpolls. The Ewing Funeral Home will announce arrangements. ON S.TAGE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 3:00P.M. Lyne Center Rio Grande College • Urana Smith Urana Williamson SmJth, !§l, Point Pleasant, died Thu!llday at Plessan!. Valley Hospital after a long Illness. She was rom Jan 12, 1898, 1n MlnenvUle, to the late George Williamson and Bertha Long Williamson. Her ·huihand, John Ervin Smith Sr., preceded her i1 death In 1952. She wu also preceded in death by o- 0 APR FINANCING BEST SELECTION IN THE AREA A Civic Presentation of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co .. in cooperation with Rio ,c. . .,. Grande ~'!,,.."'' co~~ ~.,. " '•w• ,.. OVER 60 NEW ' : UNITS IN STOCK We're Clearing Out All '16 Models ~Uttg·~UIIg·~Uitg ' .. Jlrfl Lt. Col. WitHam E. Clark UPT0$1500 REBATES Comm111der and Conductor of tho Un~ad Stotoa Anny Field Band The official touring mus'ical represenative of the United States Anny, the U. S. Anny Field Band travels thousands of mUes each year on rna· jor concert tours. They combine new sounds with old . . . loud with soft ... and the fast with the slow. They are a band and a chorus and their sound Is UJ]ique among mUitary musical groups. The Soldier's Chorus, considered by critics to be ·qne of the finest voc81 groups now appearing before the pubUc, frequently performs on net· work radio and television and ID motion pictures. Ao DI ~{;§~~Qt~. ord•· BFRT;EkEt Y IC e D Y• be~ause or limited ••atin 111 eapaeily.. Total 2,500 tkk•lll. ORDER NOW BY MAIL! Enclose self-addre88ed, stamped envelope MAIL TO: l l. S. ARM\' CONCERT The Doily Sentinel Ill Court St. Pomeroy, Ohjo 45 769 Please send me: I 2 3 f $ 6 (Circle one) CompUmenlary Tickets Name ................................................................................ Addreu ........................................................................... . Admissions - Alfred Lyons, Racine; Howard Phillips, Rutland; David Cain. Albany. Discharges - Harry Shain. Homer Smith Sr., Rose Brown, Olarles Napper. .. The Daily Sentinei-Paga:--7 • ~ w!~t::::r:.'H'=::.a~~ ~~1n~.dd~~c;:r:~~o~ · testlfted that Clary was ~side the at that tlme," Morgan asked Glenwood Inn for ap!I'Oltfmately Harmon. "No sir. I . did not," "60 !ii!CQnds" before he came to the Hal'lllOII replied. Upon CI'O&H!Xllmlnatbn "car. '<'I NlThey then "backed out (J'l the hert, Harmon revealed he had IJ)ne highway and proceeded home," to the Glenv.ood Inn because he Harmon said. He told Morgan upon "believed it was romfortlng to 11'\Y questioning that the· only thing mother ., have someone with Clary aald to him on the driVe hack (Clary,, and to watch his back." He to Lesege was that "he was going to added bt believed there was going tum himself ln." to be a fight. Pomeroy..,...Middleport. Ohio Friday. September 26. 1986 City ..................................................... ............................. State ................................................ Zip .......................... . *******************•···~·***************~~;********************************************************** - - ----------' --~~-----~-- --~.- -~--~--------·-------·---------- . .• " . ' �.I Friday, alat'· Jhe T'c of igs County f~l11g E S eek ;Septimher 21-27 ,·· · Carol McClure lost Ule most weekly weight at theTuedsay night meeting of the Mason Class of Sl!nderella. In tre men's class, trere was a tie for the most weight lost between Cllris Nichols and Gene Hudson, andlnthekid'sclass. Slinderella class meets The Daily Ohio 26, 1986 Ray Prollltt was me top lOser. AI the Wednesday night Five Points class three new members were welcomed and Ruth Smith was Ule runner-up. Teen and klds classes will be held on Wednesday nlgllts. Business Services ~=====::::::;-r.::::::::=====~========-1 I DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 The Daily Sentinel Or Wrtle Da•lly Stnhntl Clli!tlted Oepl Pomfra~. Otl10 ~~7ti9 FIREPLACES & WOODSTOVES •Cleaning Inspection •Flue Caps Installed •Chimney Rebuilding TOTA l rtnFPI ;\<I AND r H IMN FY \X'DRK '' INDUSTRIAl STAINLESS STEEL LINERS INSURANCE WORK 10·8-Hc We Salute the EMT '1 ol Meig1 · snd the lol/owing Squsd1 2 In Memoriam In memory of Don Eblin who passed away Sept. 27r 1984. His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away *MI.DDLEPORT *POMEROY *RACINE Sadly missed by Daughter, Juanita and Family. ~RUTLAND *SYRACUSE *TUPPERS PLAINS *MEIGS CO. EMS . MEIGS COUNTY EMS BUSINESS OFFICE AND TRAINING CEN1D . 3 Announcements PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY: MEIGS PUBLIC NOTICE Bids wiH be receflled ootil 4:00 p.m. October 6, 1986, by mail for the sale to Meigs Industries, Inc., P.O. Box 307, Syracuse, Ohio 45n9. of a new 1986, % ton or larger pickup truck with club cab H.e. 6 passongerj and two pack· age. Bids must take account that Meigs lndustrte1, Inc . will offer to reduce purchase cost with the trade·in of a 1979 Ford F-150 pickup with club cab in good condition . Bid1 are to be mailed to the address below and spe· citic bid details may be ob· tained by contacting: Mr. David Milliken , Administrative Assistant P.O. Box 307 Syracu1e. Ohio 46779 614·992· 6684 Meigs lndu1tries, Inc . reserves the right to· accept or reject any or all bids. Bids will be awarded at 4:0 0p.m. October 6, 1986 . Delivery date must be .. Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice within 30 days of signing of contract. David Millikan 9124/86 191 26. 26. 28 3tc ·. The following ware raceiva:l· / preplll'ed bv The Ohio Envir· onmental Protection Agency {OEPA) lost week Eflective dat• of final actions and issuanoa dates at · proposed actions are stated. Final actions may be appaalad, n vwhA1g, wfth~ 30 days of t~ date of this notice, to The Environmental Board of Re· vie\.v, Am. 101. 250 E. To...., St. Columbus, OH. 43216. Notice of any appeal shall be Columbus, Oh. 43216. Ph . 16141 466 · 6037 . Consult ORC Chop. 3745 and OAC Chaps. 3745·47 and 3746-5 for requirements. Final issuance of rfi'H!¥181 of air permit to operate: Col. Gas Trans. CAP. lebanon Compfessor Sur .. R . 0. 1. Portlllld, Oh. Application No (s) 0653000024 B003. Eflec1ive Date. 9/ 17 / 86 . 191 26. 11c 54 Misc. Merchandise filed with the ditactor wrt:hin 3 days. Proposed actions wiH become final mless a Mhten adjudication hearing request is aJmitted within 30 days at tha issuanoe date; or the Director re- tkm", as used sbO\Ie does not in dude receipt of 11 verified COf'l'1llaint. If significant PJblic Announcing A New Inductee To The I "OVER THE HILL GANG" POMROY, OliO HOMES & GARAGES ..... Home National Bank RACINE , OHIO PH. 949·2210 MIKE SWINGER Real Estate General State Farm Insurance MIDDI.EPOIT, OHIO Pat Hill Ford TEAFORDm K&C Jewelers POMEIOY, OHIO Phone POMEROY, OHIO .. ' .... .. ~ta~t holl$e~ ·· Middleport Trophies I ' SHOE PLACE I MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO '1 " MIDDLEPORT ( I :!UIIliPOIT .. .,..,. 991·5617 t G&J Auto Parts Home National llank POMEROY, OHIO Ace Hardware • ' 't MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO Baum Lumber Fabric Shop CHESTD, OHIO POMEROY Jim Cobb Ridenour Supply CHEY.·OLDS.-CAD. MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO ". '· CHESTD, OHIO POXDOJ, OliO ' Quality Print ~hop near Cardinal. Bath. l<eplace, basement and I& !Nell~ . RN:INE - Good 8 rm. 3 BR home, cenlial a1r &heat Pecan kitchen. range. refrigerata . N1ce lot. Only $32.100 REDUCED - 7 rm. ~emodeled home. 3 BRs. 2 baths. FA lumace. mce klchen disiX)Sal. range, relrigeralor. 2 porches 011 comer lol 1n M1dd ~port. MINERSVILLE - 2 houses 13 ACRES - On Rt 33 fo!JI lane at Peach Fork. Hay l<lds. woods & m~nera~. $7,000. 145 ACRES - Rl. 43 near Harr ~Oit,ille. Good lg. barn w1th concrete lw & other bldgs. RUTLAND AR£A - Modern 3 BR porch. 2 baths, lull basement. carpel~~ nice krt· chen, carport & 2 acres. All TUPPERS PLAINi - Flea market lcl. One acre on Rt 7. Setlinc Problem? .. ... ....,.. . ·-· .. ... ~-. ~ ~· NEW liSTING- MIDDLE· PORT - PEARL STREET. RADIATOR Nlra nrce 3 bedroom mobile home on 50'• 100' lot Chatn hnk fence. storage building. SER~ICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. new fron t & rear deck $14.90 0.00 NEW liSTING - TUPPERS PlAINS - Coun11y seningon app rmum ale l ~ 21.7 acres wrlh three bedroom ran ch home. F11eplace. carport. Good con· dillOn $30.600.00 bedroom home on a large COMMUCIAL • RESIDENIIAL -FREE ESTIMATES- PHONE (614) 992-5009 SPECIALIZING IN WIN()OW g VOOR REPLACEMENT ~1n6· 1 Ntw LOtalion: 4-5 bedrooms, t t? 168 North Second Middleport, Ohio 45760 balhs. lull basement. garage & cup01t Gas FA heal New roof. large deck. O'er 2 ac1 es ol land. $35.!Xl0.00 . SALES & SERVICE We Cany Fishing Supplies Pay Your Cable & REDUCED PRICE - SYRA· CUSE - Beautiful nver Phone Bills Here IUSINISI PilON! v1 ew & mer frontage, plu s a 16141 nl-6550 RBIDINCI PHON! (6!4) 992- wrth s11trng porch & storage shed s. For ced arr natural gas heat or you ca n use wood & coat lor etficrenq. 3 Announcements SWEEPER and &ewing machine BLACK WALNUTS Starting Prict ..... $800 Per Hundred Pounds After Hulling on Hamm ons Hull er SEPT. 29-NOV. 8 Just Bring your Black Walnuts still in the hull to NEWEU'S SUNOCO Chester, Ohto Mon.·Sat. 8 am·S pm 985-3350 9·n.86 1 mo •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY Shop hc~tlol .. on Ouly RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESIER-915-3307 4/ l/ tln Also a load of wood &coal go AUTOMATK TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED $JJ500.QO NEW liSTING - IN PO· MEROY - N1ce l1ttle hou se ready to move mto. 3 bed NEW LISTING - MIDDLE· PORT - I ~ story w1th 3 Garage Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio SUGAR RUN ASHLAND AUTO & TRUCK 190 MULII•Y A.VE. POMEROY, 011. Alto Trau111lsslon PH. 992-9949 bed rooms. drn rng room, en· closed front po rch. central arr and a large lenced yard Roger Hysell lob larton, Owner or 992-7121 6· 17·tfc 9127/8611 mo. on a corner lot $18.000.00 NEW LISTING - BEECH GROYE ROAD - Approx 2 acres w1tfl a 3 bedroom. l'h story home. Equ1pped kil· chen. outbu1ldln& and d1n1ng 10011l $26,900.00. J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas · Satellite Salts Installation S.rvkt NEW LISTING - WHITE 'S HILL ROAD - Ranch type Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 home with 3 bedrooms. din- ing area, lull basement with woodburner. and an in· ground sw1mm1ng pool. .83 acre of nrce la ying land. llllONAIIE • RIUllll 8·20·'16 Hn JUST $35.000.00. NEW LISTING - SYAA· CUSE - Really n~ ce z.3 bedroom 1anch type home on a level lot. Fully eq u1ppt!d kitchen , all 1n good condi· l10n $35 .900.00 EUGENE LOfliG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & ll!I-UM Honry E. CIIIMd, Jr. 992·6191 Je1n Trumll ..... 911·2HO DoHlt 1UI111f .....912·!1192 Complete Guttw Work Complete .Romodollng Rooflng af oH Typoo Worked In homo .,.. 20 yooro "Fr• Elllmot•" CALL COLLECT: Ph, (614) 143·5425 , .,.... '• Haward L Writtsel ROOFING · NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-21 NOW ACOMPLETE I 0 FT. SYSTEM FOR $20 A MONTH Most Systems LARRY'S SATELLITE SALES IWith Larry's Carpet Outlet) 992·6173 9-8-116 ·1 mo. STAR GAZER SYSTEMS Mother ICal . 2 killmu . 9 weeks old, 304 ·675· 41 28 2 black fem11le pupp ies 675-5466 . 304 PfPieasiinf :: & Vicinity A moving tale , e1o1erything you can think of. Starting Mon. Sept . 22 ~tontinuoos until all items sold . Campbella, Jericflo Ro.t . 3 blocks from Gino's . Watcil for signs. Big Two Family Gar~~ge Sale. fri 26th and Sat 27th, 8 :30, l.Wie Lane. Sandr Heights, TV. l~rge selection nice clothing, ett sqes. misc. Homa Interior . ~· Garage s& te. living room s~ite, dinette set. Thurs. Fri, Sat. Rain next w&ek . 3203 Jackson AVe. Garage Sale. rain or shine. 2606 Madison Ave .. Thurs. Fri. Sat. 9 :00-5 :00, Maytag wringer w85h6f, 2 man chain sew, metal table, GE refrigerator , Megic Chef gas atova. othar misc . . 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash tor late modftl clean used cars. Jim Mink CheY .· Otds Inc . Bill Gene Johnson 614·448 · 3672 TOP CAS H paid for 'BJ model and newer used cars. Sniith Buick· Pontiac. 1911 Eastam Ave. Gal lipolis_ Call 614 ·44&· 2282 . WANTED TO BUY used wood& coal heaters. SWAIN'S FU~NI · TURE, 3rd. & Olive St. Gellipo · lis Call 614· 446 · 3159 2 - 28 1ndl hydrauliiC Ca ll 614 ·446· 1602 . q~linders . Small dog klr chi ld · must ~ be house broken. Poodle prahmad . but will consider othtf breeds . Also, used mobile pad central air conditioner for mobile home Cl614 -446· 7013 Buying daily gold, t ilver coins. nngs. jewelry, sterling ware, old coin&, large curnmcy. Top pri· ces. Ed . Burkatt Barber Sh«)p , 2nd. A'J a. Middleport. Oh . 614 · 992· 3476 EmploymP.nl Se rvt ces THERE ARE STill AP1110X. 100 UNSCRAMBlED CHANNElS NORMAN WEBER 667-3074 L.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9·15· 86 CHAIIliS WEIER 667·U35 LOST Schnauze r gray female. weating red collar with Ft. lee. VA 10. RIW'ard Ca ll 1314 · 379· 2432 . FO UN'o white & tan OOg . 1 year old 45 lbs. Rio Grande area. Cell aher 5 ;00 614 · 246-9536 . lOST eyfljllass Elizabeth Arden, pink tint len s, lrlmnlight pink. Call Tandy Scott, 814 ·446· 1615 or 614-446-3787 . · K-40 CB antenna on At. 7 blltween K-Mart & downtcwn area. Reward. Call 614·446 · 1977 after 5:30 . IZ: :t Licensed Clinical Audiologist lolt· co llie. tan bl11t:k and white pup . Grear Road aree. Wearing ~ fice . Ffeward black collar . 304 ·675 -t320 or 875-5419 . (614)446-7619 or 1614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 8· 13 tin Loll · Reward . Wh ile minitture poodle, female " Ginger" red colt er, last seen K& K Mobile Home . 30 4-67B -4628 7 GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, Inc•. N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR Yard Sale ·······aampolis·· l!o Vicinity Sale Freeur. 2· 10 speed bik• . cloth11 a. mite:. ltemt . Ftirtield Cententry Rd . Porter Brook Subdivision. Thure. & Fri. Otfllgll •Residential •Commercial Yard Stle Oct. 3 a. 4. Friday & Saturday. Old hand toole , ttn · Uqu•, ceramlca & other. Flea M1rketltem1. 9 1117740 Fourth AYI., Galllpoll•. •Industrial -- -.- ... - RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MAC) RACINE, 01110 Enwr!JI""! Experienoed Media Sales ~&pa needed . Base plus commi11io11 . Call 304-757-7881, Mon.·Fri,. 10 ·4. ' Experienced commer~tial retrig. eration service man . Send ,.. sumes to Bo11 T ·90 in eertof lhe Ga llipolis Daily Tribune, 825 Third Ave .. Gallipolis . Oh 45631 . Experienced Media Saln R.,P. Need . Base plus commission. Call J04-7!i7 -7881 MondaY lhru Friday, 10 to 4 Make Christmas mon.., . sell Avon . Make 45 percent. Call Use your sp1retimeto eem eJ:trJ Grey pearty maleCochtell . Grey body w ith white an hi1 wings. Yellow face with orange~tfleekl . .A.ntwers to neme of Jack . If lolJnd , return to Rosella Seooy aiCroll from Syr&ICUie Post Of· - LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Help Wanted 3 years old. male cat. deciiWed, neYtered and house broken. 304-676-6853 . ,.:..:.:,..:;;;,_~ILOST FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS CJ Ca1111uterized H111ring Air Selection z Swim Molds · Interpreting Services 11 614_ ·446· 3368_ . _ _ ·lc_ ..:_..:_ 6 Lost and Found 10 ' Z" ALL ALUMINUM BLACK MESH SEA BRHZE SATtLLIIE SYSTEMS. Full Remote. htStolled ........ '1,650 SAME SYSTUI AS liOVE WITHOUT IUIOTE 0 1,250 DESCRAMBLfRS WITH SYSTI:M PURCHASE - $365 DISCIAMBIII ALONE 1385 Offiu 949·2431 ·· 3 mala puppies. part Bordar Collies. 304·773 ·9198 TUPPEIS PLAINS, 011. IUS$ EUCIIIC MOTOI IEPAII ..- .'M/ 11110. 7 kitt ans. 3 black white ffH'It, 2 tabbys. 1 smok8V white. 1 while 2 mo old . 1 half grown ICteam and white. litter trained . Free bo11 cat food with each one 304-675 · 2637. Two trees to be cu t for firewood . 109 Vans ickle Court Po int Plaesant . Also Update and Service 111.00 mu•. 01110 Giveaway 4 Kittens . 1 white. 1 beige and whit a long hair. 2 black. 8 weaks old . Also adult and adolesent cats . Call 614· 992 ·2073 Over I 00 unscrambled channels. checked, cloned end bearings oiled for Sat. & Sun . Women • child""• clothing. guna, knifes. Excellent conditietl. 1 mile out Bidwell " Rodney Rd . 3 six week old kittens 10 give B"Way Call614-742· 2401 SATELLITE IS STILL THE WAY TO GO -z Garage Sale Fri. • Sat. 9-1 Ri'. 7. 5 miles below Gallipolls j Cat and kitten t to give away 10 good homa. Call 614 · 367· 0588 PH. 949·280 1 or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls furniCI motors lnl711_o ... PH. 74" ·'~.070 Visa ·Mastercard. get your card TODAVI alsonew credit card . No one refused I call 1 ·51 8 · 459 · 3546 eJ:I C· 1980 . 24 hrs. 4 white kittens 7 wks. old _ Ca ll 614 · 446· 9213. New Homes Built "Free Estimates" Get ah11d of Old M1n Winter. Have thole iocolool loWnol ........ Cntlc llloltr D.,t. OH St. lt. 114 Gun Shoot sponsored bv Racine Gun Club . Evef'\1 Sunday. beginning at 1 :00 p.m. FactO"r' Choke. 12 guagu s hotgun s. 3551 . F•ll ,, ,,. r.., s,111,1 1 Ra~tin e 5 mo . old female k1tten . yallow & white . Call 614 -446· REPAIR PH. 992·5682 Noah 's Ark Animal Park . Schools, churches, ICO!T11MV picnics, binhday parties and family reunions . Call 61 4 · 384· 2108 or t -800· 282 · 2167 . 1· BISSELL SIDING CO. •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEllllE SAlES & SERVICE We Hen ~ Full Ti1111 repair. parts. and supplies . Pick up and delivery, Da'll il Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up GeorgM Creek Rd . Call 614 · 446-0294 Knight Temple uniform size 36 . Call 614 · 446· 0927. *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION 4 J5.'861c 1 rleildquar!cts ./ 992 -621l or 992 ·73t4 Pomoroy, Ohio WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR HOUSIIHj ' Addons ar~d remodeling Roofing and gutter work Concrete work Piumbirlg and elactri£111 work (Free Estimates) mo Announcements U6'116 tfn We JUST RIGHT FOR a large Wllh II. - Middleport. Ohio car gar age. storage shed. Alumrnum srdrng Good con · d1l 10n DNL Y $23.000 00 lamrl~ ~, CARPENTER SERVICE V. C. YOUNG Ill 1-13 -tfc level lot. Basement. large 2 YOUNG'S PAT HILL FORD 992 -2 196 n · can 992·3325 IIIIDDLFPORT OHIO ..._. ,... 312J tln WAY OUT - Want 1n tne country 4.85 ac1es. 2 BRs. 100b1~ home ROCK SPRINGS - N<e 2 story. 7 rm. 2BR home in good "P"' TP.water. FA lurnace. ·'' OHIO 992-3345 lo sell at $9.800 00 ling p01ch . Priced to sell at $14 .50000 carpelrng, modern kitchetl . basement, ga~age & I& lot. MIDDLEPORT - 7 rm br<k Wedding Copr Servius, Etc . 2SS Mill II., Middleport 104 Mulbenr AY., Pomtror lor rnvestmenl or home rooms, gas lurnace. lront sri· ek!clrc. ,. Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS Business farms, an older home w1th potenl~al P~<ced Middleport, Ohio Signs, Rubbtf Stamps, ac res of woods 1n town and !.(614!-992 · 3325 wrth some reparrs. wtll make nrce rentals. POMEROY, OHIO King Builders Estate~ 216 E. 2nd St. Smith-Nelson Motors MIDDI.EPOit, OHIO F11 All Yw Ptl•fl•' Nuir PLUI: Office \opt~ lin & and Graduation StationHy, Mognelil cute little 2 bed 10om nou se Real POMIIOY, OHIO .. Do!ning·Ch~lds .~i~cy · ani • • •· lnsaraltci·; 110 acres on Rainbow Ridge in Chester Township. MIDDI.EPOIT, OHIO , OHIO . PO-OY, OHIO Unimproved Land For Sale Rnnrh Ohio • THE OUAUTY PRINT SHOP PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Furniture, Ma..nlo.:.l.l; POMEROY.O. 992·2259 NEW liSTING - Over 12 RHDSVILE - A neal Village Pharmacy The Daily Sentinel MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO Real Estate General .\me thous<Jnd f""n/P "'hn cart Membe1 FDIC TWin ·city· Ewing Funeral Home Donnie :. BANKSON£. 41hen~. Valley Lumber an~ Supply Happy 40th Birthday MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO Pomeroy Flower Shop Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy 317 N. Second further actions, and additional E. Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home Gravely Tractor Sales & Service Machine & Welding BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. 1·3.'86 He BISSELL BUILDERS months. Sept. 26th, 28th. ZJ'th. 9 ·7 ; PAINTING EXTERIOR may obtain mtice of information. Unless othei'W'ise providad in notices of partial· lar actions, atl OOITfllunica· lions shall be str~t to: Hearing Clerk. OEPA. P 0 . So• 1049. Oi..,. Saturdey. Sept. 27th . ~tdfords. Old Route 33 , Pomeroy . 9:00· 4 :00 GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING farm Eqlllplllent Parts & Sa rvlee interEMt exists. a public meet· ing may be held. As to any action, induding receipt of verified COfYl)laints, any pa'· . "At Reasonable Prius" Mulberry • P.O. Box 748 • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 " Meigs County-Home of Ohio 's First Volunteer Squads " POMIIOY, OHIO 4·5·11c Sale in front ot S~thool . Beby ~tlothes, eize ~2' 3 family vard sale. Saturday, Sept . 27th . Arbaugh Addition. Tupllert Plaint . 446-2062 Authorized John Deere, Now Holland, Bush H09 Form Equipment Dealer Real Estate General MEIGS COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Farniers Bank PARTS and SERVICE Vard Middleport · & Vicinity THL Tfil COU NIY AlllA HI[Jl,t UH INTERIOR CUSTOM BUILT T·HANKS FO A JOB WELL DONE! MIDM.lPOIT, OHIO •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, 01110 LCKated on Mulberry Heights Fruth Pharmacy ~U1VINU Vatd Salering. Uvingroom .... diamond boye • ., .-uh ~t:lothinW., 4'1J mil81 OYt 1,4 1 . Frid-v & Saturd.y . :. ···· Pomero•;; ...... FOR FREE EST IMATE S CAll I ROY BI CK LE BUILDING All Makes SALES & SERVICE qu811 a meeting regarding any non -final action within 30 days of the date indicated . "Ac· 10n KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE BOGGS ravises /wit hdraws the proposed action. Any pef10n may s.~bmit convn&"'ts and/ Cl' !CUI OUT FOR FUTURE US! I 985-3561 I. LICENSED-INSURED-CERTIFIED LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL Dl RT PHONE'992-2156 Ill Court 5.1 ., A CHIMNEY FIRE . CAN DESTROY YOUR HOME Qt~imnty C!tart & Vicinity Firat Time Ever G•ra>ae Bllt. SM. 8em to 17th hou•onO .J . Whht Road. Dlntnt Mt. b_.room IUitt . .,d ottttr Me. fumiturt. ChrometrucllwhtM. Dithft, chlldr'"'' clothing .nd lot• of oth~~r mile. Homemakers and Career People. money with FrfendJif Home Parties. a nationwide compaO:,. Immediate openings for M~nw­ ars and Demonstrators In thtt area . It' s eaty. tun and profiq'. ble. No eJ: perience ie nec~te. sary. AU you need ia a del ire t~;~ maka mon.,, havefunandaf8'W hours of spare time. We witt provide evarylhing you nted tO ~et rtarted and there ism c:nJi investment. no collecting, "9 dehveringand no service chargill. We have t¥10 full ooklred cetalogs with over 700 ucltlng toit and gifts. all 100 percent gu1ranteed leaturin~ the new animated talking doll Cri~tk.-t whitfl will be adve"iMd on national T.V. With Chrlnmu just around tha oomer vou are .,,, to get a great start . Dort,., miss this •citing and rewardin,g opportunrty. For mora inlouna. tion call : 1· 800· 227· 1510 . JOOO Government Jobs list. 116, 040 t59.230 yr. Now l'iring Call 805-&87 -8000 eJit GH· 4562 . Openings lor 2 electricians. c,onvna rial & industrial BJIP .. nenoe • rnJ st. Mutt have over 1 z years Dietary position available, apptf Scenic Hills Nurting Center Monday thru Friday 9 to 4. Part time , limit.t l'lours Reeeptionilt·Secreltrv farden P ist's oHiee. E11perlenoe in this of' dl~rlr•ide assisling preferred , but other aPplictntt alto conllii~ dered Send resumn 10 Box 123 . in cart of the Gtlllpolis Daily Tribuna . 825 Third Avenue , GallipoliJ. OH 46831 ." :1 000 govtmment jobs Y••· till. . 116.040· •69 ,230 Now. hiring . Call 805· 187 · 1000 EJ:t.' R-9805. ... Ea•y As.. mbly World t714 .o(t pet 100. Guaranteed Peyment. No Sales . Detelle-· Send Stamp.t Envetap.: Elan-711t 3418 Enterprlae. Ft . Pierce Fr 33482. . . Musician•: Experienced bat~ player. dn.tmmer and light mtn-. wanted br top 40 Rock tnct~ Country Band. CaU eventnlit814· 992· 5137 or 114 · 882 ."~ 1113<1. - �Page- l 0- ~ Daily Sentinel U Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio LAFF·A·DAY Help Wanted 44 Dliver-Mech•ie for local Co. Must hl~te t ools 1nd exp•lence. S" d r.-uw. to Dally Sentinel Box 729 M , PorNroy, Ohio. IS 13'h 3rd. Ave . 1 bdr. private bath, 1140 per mo . Oepoth required. Call 114-446-4222 blltWHn 9 • 6. AVON. open t.,rltori•, call 3·4-878-1429. 1 bedroom ept. for rent. Ba~ic rent hans U11S. e month that includ• all utilitl•. Deposit required of t200. Cont1ct Vii· large Menor Apt. Middleport. 614-992-nBJ. Equal Housing Opponunlty. a... Uperien otd media 111• repret+tativ• needed. plus cqrnmiasio n . 304-'717· 7881. Mondaythru Frid"Y 10:00-4:00. FUN-TIME PART·TtME JOB. Now hiring demonl1f'lt0rt for Hou• of lloyd toy& giftpartiee. No ln\IMt,..,t, ooHectlng or delivering . Forfurtk.rdtl:llltcall Carotyn 304-727-. .90, 3 PM to 9PM(outoftownPMto9PM Apartments for rent in Pomeroy . One 1nd two bedrooms. Cell 614-892-6216 . 1 bedroom 1panment upataira. Newtv carpeted throug;1out. P1rtly furnished. Call 814-9926908. CALL COLLECT!. PART TIME WORK WrTH FUU TIME BENEFrTS-mtmbeft of lhe •rmv nMiontl guard etm good pay ..,d CJ.IIIify for outltanding benelilt. Non pt'ior 1ervice enlistees b-ain ..ming 118 .00 for Onl week end per month and prior Mt'Vice tnliltHS """ ro. week " much •• , ,a3."'''"• 80 for ooe end. High school•d college•tudentaeen "''" tt.l• b"lc t"lnlng until the tchool tetm andt in June. 304-616 ·3960 or 1-800-642 - 3619 unafraid wom~n, mtn, Of couple to ntghh. Must be tNitworthy and hlva good referencn . Wr ite Box C-20, Point Plftltnl Aegilter, 200 Main Stteel. Point Pleaunt . · PIWI Time Securterial emptovm~l. typing '"d shorthand requhd. Write Box P-24 care Poin t P1111ant Ragisti!W, 200 M l VI St ., Pt. Ptt., W. Va. 26650. ·••v F~l time position open for rasid~r~l m . . 11111• to man~e 1 3..1 unit tor I!Partmtnt COf11)11• in -A•venawood, WV. Send re.utne to: Colonial Ametlcan Oevt~k> pment Cotp. 380 S . Fihh St., Columbu1. Ohio. 43216 . Attn : John Hunter. 12 Situations Wanted ... "There's one J'ob you're perfeet for 1 b U t I alread Y have it n • In Middleport. 1 V:a atory houu. 6 , 001111 end bath. Completety remodeled. tnsullted. low utili1181. Ophonal stove refriglfltor and air conditioner. Fenced-lri btck vwd Md storage building. Reduced to sell. Call 814-9925018 . bi IIIV'el, 3 or 4 bedroom. family room, 2 baths, ga11g11, brick and vinyl siding. Mt. Vernon A~~t~ , uceptional quality home; 1110 3 bedroom full basement. axe cond,lincoln Ave. Muat lee the quelit¥ of thMe homea to appreciate. Rant to buv option available. All offer1 consld•ad- 304-8715-4580 or 0715-1962. New l~rge 3 bedroom, one third acre. 4Y, mil• out Sand Hill AOld, Seara Wither and dryer, air cond, kitchen applianc11. 304-675- 2898 State licensed, exp• rienced. Lots of T.L.C. &600 . per ITilntfl . Call 614-742-2292 Sale or rent New Hll\len, 3 bedrooma, 2 bathe, fireplace . g~rage. t38 .000.00 or t275.00 month plus deposit, 304-2732471 . 18 Wanted to Do Small IIK'tgina rl'lp air Call 614 367-7220. Sewing- alterationt. mending, e• perienced teamtreu. dolll (Jialfty work. C&ll Ja ckie 614246· 9371 . Guitar and Bau leuont . Call &U -992-6624 . Financial 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I ntE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH ING CO . reco mmendlthat you do buain•• wilh people you !chow. and NOT to send monev through the mail llfltil you have i~ vntigllt.t tile oHering . ~ Ft icli s.wmill. 3 bk)ck. Ret~ ocked . 66 l'l ch blade. Goo d c;t)nC'I •1800 Of" best oHar. Call 6'14 36 7-7519 . ~Professional Services Wat11r wells sMviced and drilled Fi-INI estimatM. Call 614 -992- 5006 Of 614-742 -3147. Real Estat e 3t O n l~ Homes for Sale 2 mo nth old 1986 Sun- 24 • 4-4 . 3 bdr .. 2 baths. OW. AC. all furn ithtd, alec. $19,900 Caii614-U6 -30400f wood . 5 13-853-6909. 3 hd~ . bath 8. 'h. 101111 electric, hellll pump. wethllf & dry&r. av11raga alec. bill t100 month. Gtrage. pool, fruit treH. llrge gardin IPICII, almost 1 acre grou'ld, will contider land contract .with dOwn payment or can aiSU it'lft loa n . CaH mornings 614;·446-4703. Govet"nment homet frc m $1. ~ U - rep a h-1 . Del inquent Ia• property R epo a~ euion s . Csll 805687-6000 elt t. GH -4682 tor curren.t repo list. 4 room houu for ule $6 ,000 or best ofter Call 614 -266-1159 fo r appointment . Beautiful home in aru a\lailable flatj.ooodt area o. t Pomeroy. Call 614.· 446-2359 PricW redu ced. Brick ranch, 3 bdr. home, swimming pool, 2 hwel acres. Call814-446-3248. for &ale 6 roomt • bath. 1p1Mrnent upstairs, 3 room• & batb, 14•70 trailer 3 bedrooms, LA. DR . Income 1700 month. 166.000. C1ll Earlie Carr, 814266 -1646 call anv time. 641 lhird A11e House RadtKed 4 bdr .. 2 beth house. All brick, walking distanee to Rio GriKlde College. Call for showing 614-246 -9379 3 l)dr., eir, poo l, gttrage. Nice. Commercial propert y, corner Ioiii & hfghway fro nt~tge . lilt with us. We hwe buye rs. A-One Real Estate-Broker. Call 304674-15104 or l04-874-5386. 8 room houae. 1.2 ecr.. . Dooble car g•nge. locatltd on Rose Hill Bargei n priced U O.OOO. Call 614·118-21513. located. low utlli11•." M~•t see. U2, 700. Will negotiate. 814·992 -37981WI!In +np ar -614·992-3346. C on~~t~nl.,tty 1 room ttouae . 1'It baths, garsge. On Or~Vel Hill, Middleport, Ohk). Oood !COndition . Caii8149U-8714- 3·• btdi'OOmt. larnitv room , 2 balM, IMnt room, dining room , kltohan. ful' baMm.. t . CioN to p0 nwroy El.,.-,. lchool. 814992·3917 oft" 1 ,00 p.m. In PorMRIY- No down PIYment nltdtd. Oood lot. 3 Mdroom., ClfPOrt, b' 'Mftl.. equ6pp_, kilcft .... c.tt 114-111·2102. • bHroom. Z ""'· n•IUtchen. oudMfldtng. 11PPf0J1 one •ere, tlnanolnt _.....,.: »f-lll·zot•- mkf .tOi, 61 Household Goods 74 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®br Llrry Wright Motorcycles 1913 Honda XL 1 B8 ex. cond. I spd. din or ltfMI bike. C1H 114-3118-871B anytime. Used portable O.E. di1tMash11 ' 76. Call &14-446· 3817. Dirt llk•I,Kawq ..l 175, 1121. 1179 Surukl RM 125, 1300. 1122linooln Haighta, Pomeroy. Call814· 182·15711 . Public Baht. One 1988 Sh1rp 25" color TV model Q:6ilT16, S No. 320388 will be aold 1t public euetion on MondiY Oc· tobar e. 1988 11 Elliott Appliance, Silver Bridge Pla:1, Galllpoli1, Ohio to the highest bldd.,-, terrna caah. Seller ,.. l arvtlthe right to bed. 8 aid item Is avellllble for Inspection at the above addte~t during normal buslnetl hours. Benchtrgt Credit Service. 416 2nd . Ave .. GalllpoU1. Oh 45631 , 814· 4482766. 1984 Hondo 100 RXL 1.800 "'1111. e:~~c cond. 304· 8757476. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale Baatlc motor. 220 vott hemr, 2 ..tique tebltl. 4 chili,., chain IIW. Clll114-... 8-1281. New 9•12 burgandv carpet. S100. Call 614· 446-4282. • 11 It flbergl., Runabou17& t1P Ev.. ructe, wtilw. r11l good shape. Call 814-2151-1743. DUplex in Racine. Nice, 2 bedroom1, furnilhed . 1226 . plu 1 U1 ilities. Csll 614-949· 2801 1988Lowt 14 fl . Ball Ball. 9.8 · HP motor. Carpet«~, with liv'• well. Cal181•· 812-2794. Desk •tvle HWing machine cabinet, 4 pc wood framehmlly 2 badrocm 1treet laval apart· .room set brown piid like new, ment. Nice yard, patio, off coffH table. 304-875-3364 be· Spring Ave.. Pomeroy. Call fore 8:00 876·6909 after 6:00. 614· 992-6B861fter 8:00p. m. 76 Auto Parts l!o Accessories 1 bed<Oom opt. Nlco to• wo•klng person . 402Vt Twentyfourth St .• Pt. Pleasant Call 614-992 · FRANK AND ERNEST· ~;;::;~~~~;:;:;;::T========j -::6-a 6_a_. - -- - - --,31 Homes for Sale 2 bedroom apartment tor rent in Va~.ncv for an etderty lady in mv home Apartment for Rent Friday. September 26. 1986 For Nle 3 br home with INing room, dining ro'om, kitchen and family room on N . Perk Or 304-876·3423. House 5 rooms, bath, Jefferton Blvd. Call after 7 p.m. 304-6761 142 or 67& -72 98 . 2 br, kitchen. bathroom, with laundry room, living room & dining room, 1ll elec. Appro :~~ . 7 milll from Pt. Pl. on Rt. 62. 2 tracU.approx. 1 acremoreorl • s overlooking Kanawha River . $40.000. c.u 304 -676-6440 between 8:30 1nd 4:30. log home, 3 -4 br. all .tee. tulty carpl!lted. finished baaemW~t , Ambrosia. 7 mil•lrom Pt. Pl. on At. 82. City w•ter. paved driveway & aeptic tenk. lit:uated on V1 acre. overlooking K1nawha RNer. S80,000. Call 304-1715 5440 between 8 :30 and 4:30. 4 bt- house with base ment, 3 br hou11 o11er triple garage. plu1 the former Aon'VI Mkl. Bd~ . in New Haven . 22Jt120 111 tor one price 145,000. Ph. 1 -304-8822&64 . Al13 currentlv "'"ted. Will sell separate . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND UBED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAliTY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST , GAlliPOUS, AT 36. PHONE 614-446-7274. 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr. ttou .. 1• heat 1200 mo. ptus deposit and utilitiea, in Kanauga. Call 614-446· 7437. For rent newly redecorated houal!l. Call 814-446-8278 . House for renl 1 '!:! milea from H.M.C. Depotit • reference required. Call 814· 448· 9365. 2 bdr., 2 mlles from Gallipolia. St. At. 688 . 1200 plua deposit. Reference required. Call 814446-3413. 2 bdr., t100 month. 20 mil• out 141 to 233-Drv Ridge Rd You plY utiliti•. Call 814-4484703 momingl or 814-3792886. Furnished duplu , 1 bedroom, 400 2ht Street, 1250 .00 month includes two utilities, ldulu onty. call Mrs . Buxton. 304-676-265 1. 8 room. 1nd bath, nice location. d81J0all and refrigeration required, 304-876 -1090. Will Sell with owner finan cing. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr .. referen ce• required. Call 614 -367-7220. Trailer for rent unfurn ished. located on Bulaville Ad. Call 614-446-1637. 2 bedroom trtiler furnished, on Rt. 564. Va mile off 160. $166 mo. plus dep. Call 614·388· 9661 . 2 bdr. traiii!W, furnl1hed, wa1her & dryar. close to town, ret. rtQuired, water &traah paid. Call e 14-4415-4063. 2 bdr. mobile home on UpperRt. 7 . Clean, furnilhed, water paid, t200 1 month . Call 614-246· 6818 Total alec. 2 bdr. fumilt'ltd, adults only, no pats. TV clbla available. Call 614-387-7438 . 2 bdr . 12x60 Holly Park . wa•h•·dryer hookup, v, mi. Pill HMC . Ref. & dep. requ ired. Call 814-446· 43&9 or 304615 -9780 . Furillahed 2 bdr. mobile home in 76 Ro1emont 14x70 AC, WB Crowl! Cif't . C1ll 114-256hookup, undlrpinning. poJch . 6620. C•ll 614-379-2866 or 614-2 bdr. trellor overlooking Ohio 379-2508. River. S226 month. UHIIti• 1980 Fairmonth Happy He me. paid. 1 or 21dults ontv . No'*'· 52 by 14, 2 bedroom , t7. 600. C•l1614-256-1167. Call614 -367-7687. Nice 2 ltedroo m mobile home lor 1982 Na1hua 14•66, 2 bed· rent. Neer Aacin•. Call 614room. dining toom wit h hut ch, 992-6868 . garden bathl~b. gaa eq~ipped , 12x66, 2 bedroom furnished f11 .000. Calt 614-387-0251 . trailer. t1 85 month plus deposit Trailer W-0 reg. frost free. and utlliti•. 114-992-7479 . everyth ing complete, IHVing Nice bright 1980. 2 bedroom town. Call 614-446-2899 trailer for r11nt in oountrv or will 1976 14:~~70 Gettanburg. 2 bdr .. sell trailer. Call 614 -949-2969 2 full blths. tub porch & awning. or 614· 948-2864 . 2 AC . all alec.• exc . condition . Call 614-258-8&20 or 814- Nice 2 bldroomtr~ilar for rent in Ch"hire. On nice lot. Call 266-8602. 304-n3-6B2B 1969 Holley Park 2 bdf. din ingroom. 1it conditioning. refrig. 2 bedrOOrTel, turniahed mobile & s1o11e, undarplnnlng , porch. home. Call aher 5, 304-8756612. 14,000. C1ll 614-441 -7020 1966 Fleetwood 12, 500. Call Ilk tor Ed. 814-446-70U or 614· 446-8080. 1977 14• 70 Feirmont Bayview. 2 bedroorna. central air, waaher snd dryer , kitchen •ppliancea, underpinning. Call 614-9853666 MOBilE HOMES MOVED: In sured, re .. oneble rat•. C1ll 304-576-2338 Victorian mobil• home 14xl7 on one 1cre lot Glen wood. 304578-2018 before 4:00 or •fter 6 :00PM . 1970 Atl•ntic 12 •10. 2 bed· room1 , equipped for wood· burner, ref and nove, bedtoom air cond, 13,800.00. 304-'8787642 or 304-898-39!1. 33 Farms for Sale 30 Acree. Haa tilllble l111d, houM, barns, pond. S outhwestem S chool District. Call 2-f&9248 . 240 ecrt farm. 8 mil• north of Pomeroy on Old 33. 10 •cres tillllbla land. 2 dwetllngs. 614947-2338 after 3 :30p.m. Businesa Buildings 749 Third Ava. 1100 aq . h . Commtfcill or wanhou ... P~tldng on akle. Adjecent to third 6 Pine II. C.ll 814-4462382 for 1ppolnement. • 36 Lott 8t Acreage Two bedroom trailer. f150 .00 plus utilities, 304-175-4088. 2 bf Rt . 2, 1 small chlld acceptad. •160. per month, plus utlUd•. Call 304-878· 3002 cr 1fter 6:30, 676-8389. Now taking application• on Mobile Homes In K&K Mobile Hom1 Perk. • 1 BO. per month plu1 utlllti... C1li 304-6753002 or 1fter .8:30, 678-U89. 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr . unfurnished spt . in Crown City. Calll14 -2151· 6620. Furn. 4 roorm & bMh clean . No pwts, 1duhe ontv. Ref. & dep, required. C.JI614-446· 1819. Middleport. 11815. per month. 1100 . depo1it. Call 814-9921!181 1 dayt or 614-992-6763 evening~ . 2 bedrocrm. clean . roomy 1pta. New Haven. W. Va. Also commerciel space. Call 814· 992· 74B1 . 2 bedroom ·furniahed apartment for l"lrnt in Middlaport. All utilitlaa paid. ' CIII 614 -9926084. APARTMENTS, mobile homn, hou111. Pt. Pla01ant and Oallipolia. 614-446-6221 . large epartmant on VIand St. Point Plenant, urlfurnlshed. deposit required. S190.00 utilit iel not included, 304-8953450. Small furn ished l l)t. one bed· room , ground floor, e200.00 month , heat and water turniahed. adults onty, 304-6752661 . You <AN 54 Misc. Merchandise Callahan' • Used Tire Shop. Ovlf 1,00011res, aize•12, 13.14. 16. 16, 16.5. 8 milea out At. 218. Call814-258-8261 . Pl81tic clstarn state approved, plaatic aeptic tanka, piMtic cul\larta. metal culvena . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jack· aon, Oh. 614-288.- 6930 . Full size bo1 apring·a & mattr•• firm . Like new . ontv 2 months okl . Cost•800wm 1elllor 1350. Call814-258-6261 . Pool tlble & t cceuorin , 1-300. Call 614-388-9845. For rent Sleeping Room s and light tlouse kaeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. C1U 614 -446· 07156. Firewood for ule t30.00 PU load. Call Roger Meade, 614· 388-9341 . Rooms for rent. day . week. month. Osllia Hotel. Call 614446 -9580. Rentaalowas •120 month. 46 Space for Rent Large. pr ivate mobil e hom e, space in Centenary. Call 614446-4053. Coal king woo dburner , General Electri c dis hwasher like new Call 614-388-9350. FirtMtood tor ule all hardwood, 1pllt & hauled t 40 full pidcup lo.:l. Call 814 -446-3028 or 814-446· 2223 . Metal secretary desk. 6 :00 614-446-9346. Co~~ll after Trailor lot fo r ra nt. Call 614268-6B13 . G.E. Itereo S50.00 . Kodak slide projector, 1craen & casoursel e100 . Push mower &20 . Call 614 -446-6271 . COUNTAY MOBILE Home Perk, Crn s-c er~mi c Route 33, Nonh of Pomeroy. 6 Specious trailer lots for rent with playground and picnic facili1in, at Family Pride Mobile Home P1rk. At. 2. Gallipolis Farry, W . Va. 304-6715-3073. 276 gallon oil tank. S100. CaN 614 -448 -2836 . Private hailer IPICe, free water, rural setting, large yard. callaher 6:30 304-676-2902. Mercha111!ise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AU CTION S. FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipoli1. New & used wood-coalstova, 8 pc wood LR ~&~ita e399 , b~nk beds '199. lntron reclintn 199 , new &. Ul ed bedroom auit•. ranges. wringer washers. & shoe~ . New livingroom suitea 1199-$699. lamps, also bu.-ing 0011 & wood atoves. Call 614-448-3159 . County Applian ce, Inc. Good used appllancn 1nd TV l eta. Open 8AM to &PM . Mon thru Sat. 814-448-1699 , 627 3rd. A~te . Gallipolis. OH. Valley Fumilure, new & used . large section of q.ralitv furniture 1216 Eutern Av e ., Gelllpolis. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofll• and chain l)ficed from 1395 to S996 . Tables teo and up lo •121 . Hide-a-beds U90 to •&96. Raclinara 12215 to •37l5. lamp• t28 to 1125 Dinettes S1 09 and up 10 t491S. Wood t1ble w-6 chairt $2815 to $795 . De1k 1100 up to $376 . Hutch81 •400 and up. Bunk bedl complete w-mllttr•MI 12951nd up to U95 . Beby bed• S11 011 S176 . Mattr••" or box 1pringa full or twin •83. firm $73, and •ea. Queen sets t228. King S360. 4 drawer ch•t •66. Drauetl t89. Gun cablnatt B. 10, & 12 gun . Ga1 or alectrlc range 1376. Baby rnettret ... us & 145. Bed trsm• no. UO & King frame S50 . Good aelectlon of bedroom IUitea, met•l cablneta. haadbo•d• 130 and up to S66. Mixed hardwood slabs, e12 . per bundle. Cont1ining eppro11. 1'h ton1. FOB Ohio Pallet Co .. Pomeroy, Ohto . Call 814-9926461. Seara Best Wood Heater . P1id 1800 nfJIIV. used Magic heat e300. 614-949-2626 or 614 898 ·1295 New GM in dash AM radio . TV atenna on 20 ft pole, 304· 676· 2517. Warm morning gas heater, 304676-6264 . Garaga door 9117, 2 stereo•. floor model Clbinel atyle. chesp. 304-882-3272 or 182-2864. Thirty nine square yards good carpet, see whil e 11ill on floor . Priced low. Phone 304-8764838. 1976 Kaw•nkl motorcvcle500 thrH cyl t 300.00. Tarpaulin 12• 30 136.00 . 304-678-2687 . -''»'& CtieYY trU ck'. -"70 Chevy car. Mayt•g washer like new. 304· 676 -2285. Buck llova. 1lmo1t new. Clean . 1500. For 1ppt. to aee, phone 304-67& ·8743. Surplus - Armv regular issue camouflage. all 1cc11soriea flald gear, uaed rerttll clothing, Army field j1ckets new. camouflage kid1 , trait11t for rent. Sam Somerville' I Eaal of Ravenswood. Phon• 304-176-333• Pt. Plt•· unt. 304-273-68156 Old. Rt. 21 , Fri. Sat . Sun. 12 ;00 - 8:00 p.m. 55 Building Supplies Building Material• Blodt, brick, aewer pip•, win dows. llntela, etc. Claude Wintau. Rkl Granda. o. C11i 814· 246-6121 . U1ad Furniture: Wnher & dryer. electric range, gM reng• & retrlget"ator. wood Yble & 2 bench • · btd1, drHter, a reclin•. 3 mil• out Bulaville Rd . Open 9AM to 5PM, Mon . thnJ Sat. 814-448-0322. Con crete blocks illslzH yard or delivery. Maaon und. G1illpolta Block Co., 1231ft Pine St., 0111ipolis. Ohio c.n 814·4462763 . 2 bdr. 2 bMiur, klt ch~W~ furntlhed, 11 Court St. 132& per mo. plue utlliti•. reference & dapollt. Calll14-441·4921 . G.OOO USED APPLIANCES W•hen, drvers, refr~«ator•. ranges . Skaggs Appllancu. Upper Rlv•r Rd . b•icfe Stone CrMt Motll. 614-448· 7398 . Pole Buildings by Quality Builder1. Worklhopa, C1f110rtl, 1nimtl •halters, ga~aa . FrH ••timatn. Phone 114 -819· 7121 . Fumiahld efficiency •no mo. utllitiM p.kl. 7 YJ Nell Ava . C1U 446· 4416 after SPM. Seart Kenmore heavy duf't etec . dryer , P c . cond, t75. C1tl 614-448 -6801 anytime. 66 Fumithad spl. adult• only. Call 114-448-8523 . large ch•t trauer • 160. Old mod•l retrtoermn no. Both Nn ucellant. Ca• 114-441· 1788. A~ancy Inc. epartm~~nt 2 bc:lr., utiltti• panty paid, nice. Call 304· 676-6104 or 304-6767926. Duple for rent 141 S.oond Awr .. Gellipolla. 3 bdr. livingroom, dlmngroom. new kit· ch.-.. backy~rd, rtfrlg. • renge. 12BI p4ue utllltl• Hcurtty d1p011t. CIA 81.·448-0180. a Nicety lumilhlld mobl• home CA a hut pelf. tocatk)n, adults Onty. Cll1114· 441·0331. 11 ICrM, leech Orovt Road, Autllnd. with g• Will. Mul1 · 1 fumllhlld • 1 unfumlh.t Hll. •12.000 firm. Phone 11"'" IP8ftrntn1, Nd\4 room• • bath. 882-3801 . Rot. • _,my clopolh. no fiM• Coli t1 4·441-0444. Ashton building Iota with public w•t•, mobHe home~ permkled. Upnalrl unfumilhd IS ruom 304· 178-2331 ., 304·878- opl . 1180 f1M mo. Collll4-4482217. 7lli72. 114-441· 1180. aw•. For sal• good used l'ktor model and ponable color 1V'1. C'111 814, 441· t148. Avo Ado rtfrlg«rtor tide by tide t18&. refrlger1tor trol1 ffH •1150. refrlg•ator copplf1on• t180. r.trialrltor haMNt gold like new •filS, wash• 6 dt'V•r portlb .. t815 etch . Hoov• dt'V• tll5, IUIO Wllh• tal, 20 in . o• rtntl •11. Mayt:ag wtlltger woohw 191. lkoor · Afiplonctt, Upp• AN• R1 . 814:-441· 7398. Ltvingroom auita ••· oonditlon, U71. Coli 814-448·2472. 1984 OodgaArilllautc, PS , PB, lir. tilt 23.000 miln. nice. C•ll 814-379-2728. Red raaberries. Taylors Berry Patch. Cal 114-448· 8892 or 814-246·66084. Vel'ow Fret Stone C•nnilg Peach• now availlbl1. Clll tor prices and v~r i atles Bob ' l M1rket. Muon, W. V• . 304773-5721 . Op1n 7 days. F.Hrtr Suppll'!' II 61 L I vI! sIll ck Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS ~;~·- i-158 :':..':~ _Jackson. Ohio. Mn...,- Fergu10n. NWI Holllfld, Bush Hot Balea • ServiCI. Over 40 Lllad tractors to choose from & oorrp ...ellne of new & uMCI equiptY*'II. llrgnt MIICI!on in Pets for Sale Dr'lcnwvnd CattlfY Kennet. CFA Hlm1layan, Persltn and Slam•• ktttena. AKC Chow puppi11. Cell 114· 441-3844 lfler 7PM. For ule Engllsh Cocker Spaniel t.male. AKC Reo .• -1100. Cell ...... 814· 24S·9117. Purab.red BordtJ CoiNe pupp• tram wortdng c1D11. ThfM mile, two female, wormed a thota f125. Call 114·441· 231t. AKC Rtg. Oot..,.tfoM pup, moto JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . BR 31 W. G•INpollt, ') 1977 Cadillac •1000. 1981 Ptvmouth Turtlmo 5 spd.. aun roof 18.900. C•ll 114-446· 1652. 1979 Capri, 4 dy ., 41pd . turbo , Nit or trade. C1ll 614-2156· 1628. 1985 Plymouth Horlron, auto. trtna ., air cond ., AM -FM c•aette, 22,000 mil•. owner moving, mull Mil. t5996. C1il 814·446· 2719 . 1971 Ford G1luy 100, 2 dr. n.-d top . 83,000 1ctuel mUllVery ciMn. i~;~aidt 6 out. New tlr•. lhodcs, bltler'y & e•heust. CaH·W.2f.illt28&. 1978 Orand Prix.- AC , PS, PB. looks good. Run• good. t&OO. C1ll 114-446-3461 . 1980 Chewtte. Red. AC, •uto. •1100. 1978 Chevy Caprice Waoon. Good con dillon . •11 oo. Coli 814·949-2801 . 1978 Oldo 98 Rovoncv. 87.000 mil•. new pMnt. exhtuat. Ma· roon . 11500. 114·742·2229 . Naw end ulld P•rt• tor Whites. Olivera. M-M. Deutz trectort. Siders Equipment Co., 304876-7421 . 1982 Met"Cid• Banr 190 Make offer. 114-742-2229 . on rr7.mon1 62 Wanted to Buy s. 1962 Chi\IV Celebrity, rebuilt motor and ll'tntmlalion, •c cond, allextr11, 304-876-2273 . · To r>~ave ONE: ~ OF THesE-! ..... A . ... 1973 Winnetugo. 23 ft. Oood COndition . t8998 . Call 814· 949-2328. Mu11 1elll Truck camp..-, sleep• lix . Ice box, 1tove. fumace . C1ll 814-981-3839. Norrwd Camper. Sleeps 8. •II· COnt1lned . located Ohio River Campground•- Good condition . S1196. 814 -949 -2528. ITS A ~00 Af'f'R)A(H HARD ·10 ..G£r AtvD HARD-10 - TA~ 1971 21 h . Winnabego R.V. Good condttion. •eooo. Call 814-88&-3867 -o f'RI(;,If{U) EIJVIFOJM£mAI..!~TI Teka me hunting!\ 19 foot St1rcrah tieillf. siMpa I , good oond, cell 304-195-33154. 81 Home Improvements MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP BASEMENT '82 Monte C1rlo. 45,000 mlln. cond, •4.200.00. 304-67&· 7111 ' ••c Unconditional lltlltlm• guarantee. Local ref.,.c• turnilhed. Free ettlrnetea. Call COllect 1· 814-237-0488. dav or ntght. Rogers la1ement Weterprooflng. WardiTr"& Scrub&•rvica. Top trim a remO'I•I•. C•ll814· 256· 9320. 1917 Dodge Dipkunat, ciNn. low miiiiQI, A· 1 oond. 12500. SM to apprtc:iate. Ph. 304·8715· 5119 . Trucks for Sale 1986 Ford Renglt', take over paymentt. C.ll 814·441·9217. 1173 GMC 1000. 13ft. gr..n bid tnd hollt. 4 •lld· 2 speed rur end. 50,000 IC1UII mil•. Unit In excel•t oondlt5on. MSOO. Colt 114·181-7141. 1174 Ford XL OllmP" tpiiCIIII. PS. PB. IUto, 2 niW IIIII, good interior. Run• aood. CeN IU-818· 4351 or 114-tll· •100. ••• c., for ttandltd sire pick up truck. Skle wtndow.. slldtr'-dd•" riCks. u.. new n10. '"r Coiii4-MI-- . YfltY-....... Vane & 4 W.O. Now buying shell oom or •• ,com. Cell for l~te~t quotet. Atwr Ctty Fomt Supply. 114·448- 8:30 CJ) Haman ft.clng: 1988 BreMert Crown ()) CJ ()) Sidekicks PREMIERE (CC) Young Ern ie run s away from hom e when his re lationship with Jake hits som e rough hiNtNQ -;""~- (I)([).()) 11]1 Nowo 111 lUI OrHn ~~ M..U SpenaLook Starks Tr" and Ltrwn Service, Htdgea. •hrubbl, bueh•• trimmed. land•ceping and stump removal. Winterlution of IIIWn 1nd leef removal. 304-176-2010. m~Jefferaonl -- n g Rainbow {CCI !l'_Ots . -tMOwdon Ff!G\:,1 Df Ute Ancty Griffith (I)® NBC Nowo Tho Riflemen Iurtor Moll"line CJ) ABC New1 (!1) Wall ft reet Week ())) Major le8gue B& Mi ball : Chicago Cub1 at St Louis . I Rot1rv or cable tool drilling. Mo11 well• complllad umeday. Pump ..... and •ervic:e. 304888-3802 82 ~·!:: ~.~.,. , 1/21/18 AINGLES ' S SERVICE. explrienctd C:lf'Penter, electrldan, maaon. ptinter-. roofinglindudlng hot tar application) 304· 171-2088 ... 871-7147. g,oo CD·Moean'l HerNe Deew Wlw • 9 CBS News aMy!~ Oooct Time• 8 :3e ([) S.V.rly Hlttbttllu 7 :00 ~(I) , . M•fHine A1H Smith and Jonee ' 1 ttCenw ~einment Tontght On the road wit h cou"trv mullic star Crystal Gayle who -is currentlv on 8 ne tional concert t~r . lYJ M•A•S•H CIJ ~pte·a Court N..,..dy Bu .. DIU R41pon Plumbing 8t Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth ~nd Pine GeiUpolit, Ohio Phon• 114--441-3188 or 614· 448-44n 1 1 ''NM,I eur · . · ·9(!11WitMI of Fortune , 7 :ql~ Good-1 Exc:av1tlng, b1111ment1. foot en. driv..-IYS. ·~tic qnks. landscaping. Cllll anytime 114· 448-4637, Jemll l. D•vlacn. Jr. ownlr. 7 :30 85 . _ M'""' ....,.,.. ..,..,...., (J) I]J New Newlywed Game ([) 1il (E ' Worfd Cl. .l W r.,tling 1!_0 min .) fWr Ganeral Hauling ~.... W~M "eyhou.. Wheel of FOrtune 1.11 !D JIOIM'IrdY S.naon 7,35 Mojo< League 880oball' Houlton at Atlantl (2 hrs .. JO Live. 8:00 • ,..T...-n ••ION ,.... ft AI' tN A-T-eam t,MIIRIINii bre•llr( ':' in the4f' MW· •KJMoeivwe eKpen. I JIPOWtrful gov.,.nment offiCia I blaokmalla them i~t,o frwtng holtagM b~mv h•ld Oft a Mexlcln l lr1mer. a':~7t!:ar1 , of 3. JamH lava Wet..- Service. Alao pools flll.t . Calll14-26il· 1 141 or 814 -448-1115 or 814· 4417811 . Dillard'• Weter Dtltv.ry. Cist· ems, pool. a wall. Anytime but Sund.,. 814· 441·7•04. Watterson's W1ter Hauling. r11sonable r1t11 , lmmHittl 2,000 gallon dellvtry, clatems, pooh, well , etc. cal 3Q4-&78· 2919 . 87 f Uphol1tery JPIOCI, AM·Fiil lope. good elttp•. 304--171 · 1111 1t1•r 1:00PM. •· • TAt STATE UPHOUITERY BHOP 1113 Sec. AVII., OlllipoM•. 1133. ;'. 9 ----- _ , _, ." ,. ·'' •••-.., ond . _•-..... .!U VT . • run at Billy order• 300 agent• to find_ them-dta~ or alive . (60 mm.-) Part .2 304 · 1715 · 4114 tor fr11 . d Ci3 lu•-:: . min.) . 1MI~Ienlord ond Son lltll To a. An-need J ~ - T.-,1JIIt New-a Phoo . · . . . .III!Yi Tw. 18U ..... ftt' Mereta 1.; 1.-, ' nual ·NPPA Awarde The ' • to'lhlf 1\-IM••n•. 1 ' ' on d'le e•• \ _.. SON PREMIERE Wh e n Crockett and Tubbs pose 11 arms buyel'1 . they c las h w ith the Irish Republican Army. w ho e re buyi ng we apons fo r a major act of terro ris m. {60 m in.) In Ste reo [[) 700 Club (]) Top Rank Boxing from Lal Vegas. NV (2 hrs .. 30 min.) live. Cl) (JJ SI4Kige Hamm•rl (CC) . (f) Of Principal Interest ()) e& (]1) Dall81 SEASON PREMIERE (CC) Th e mystery m1n in Pam 's s how e r touc hes the lives of the Ewings. Farlows. Krebb s and Barnes families . (2 hrs.) I]] Adem Smith'• Money World t::IO ()) G ()) Mr. Bolvedo"' IIEASQN PIIEMtERE {CC) Ha ether discovers that her ne w bo yfriend it ste aling me rc hand ise from th e re cord store where s he wor ks. (]) Well t1JMII: WHk (fi) Burley • ~rowing Tollacoo tn Amertol Th is doc umentary explores ti'le farmer 's fight for survival during recent tbb8C CO con· troversi ea . tO:OO G [[) ® C•lmo Story )\o Torello bnkt in the h a ppl""' of his wife's preg· "ancy. h tl crime unit mak" 1 br.lk in their lnv.. tlgatlon of Aay LuCI 't 'home inva d•r ' ro bbery tum. (60 min .l PREVIEW . (J) a ()) Starman ICC) At Starman and his s on Scott ..arch for Scott's mother, they help out. woman o n tttl run wi1h he r daugt'tter. (10 min.) • CIJ My Children A"' 0 lng Orenee BmHom Bebop Tenor 11Xophoni1t Flip Phllllpe, who hu· played · with the legendary Woody . ~erman 1wlng band is fll · •• ...._ • . _ l'lll ·=~ AIHMii~-,. trlcountyaNa21 ,..,._ Th•bnt ,furnfluro _ W..,_ lfA. T-· (JJ MooNojl-l.oln• Nowoho . Mowroy'o Upllo_,. """"• fW\ u; .I'IIEMIEIII (CCI \'Vfilen Kattlertne end . Geofge ~omtl l•ndlordt, W.el1er~. HC:retly wei· · , corn.f' e ,femllll of clowns u ttltir new te_m mts. • C!j .MOVIE. 'Time After .N .In - (3 h•s.l G [[) ® Mloml VIce SEA- a (I)) MeCNeu.atlrw Naw1h- Excavating Uoltoot-. lt71 FO<d lranoo. Pl. ,., AC. .....'I EvenintJ Television Listin Fatty Tree TrlmrNno. ttump "move!. Call304· 875·1331 . 114·441-3431. Opon dolly. to I , 811. t :30 10 1:30. Old & nsw 4 WINTH ROP ,. ' ..._. , ' ' " · City, Oh. 814-211·1470, Ev•. Llvastock THAT~ DON'rKNCWHOW I 6(ETMIXEDUP IN THE'SETHINQS. GE. Specilllng In Zenith . Call 304-878-2398 or 614· 4•8· 2464. R & M Cueto·m Couch• 1nd ReuphotltlfV, It, Rt. 7, Crown 2111. ME r RON'S Ttlevilion Service . 1171 Chovy tNclt• I cyt .. 3 13,000 ...........1·39tl . PICK 50\!\E WILD 8 L LJ5 BERR IE5, . • <Il Too CtoM for Com: 72 THE "8" UST. TELL HER I CON'r THINKSHEBSO DARNED FUNNY! D l D C IND'( T1: L L 'vOLl IDA6K WA NT W 60 AND 'Wl-IEN T HAVE SCI\AE TJME , IWI ~l NG ID TRY TO Ft"'URE THAT ONE OUT. HouM calls on RCA. Ou10r. 83 1979 La Slbra: 1$715 Buick Rlv•la . 304-1575-15112. N::> .•. IMON TH!: '~ ' LI S T -. _ YOI..l 'RE= ON INV iTATION TO RAMONAS BIRTHD"'-Y ~RTY.. . DID 't'OLI? ·n Chryal• Newport uoo.oo. 304-871·23n. r--------------. r <SQr AN WATERPROOFING 1885 Dodge Sh ..bv Chqer reuonably prtced, turbo anolne, 304-882·3145. . 73 2 polled Hereford oowa 1· 3 · yur1 Did, 1·4 yurt old. Call 114·218-tiU. "200 C>OLL-AF$ A MILe Camper 18 fl . toliet. shower. kitchst .. uipped, tleeps sbr., tell contalnld , 11.100. Call 114· 441-1368. 114· 441· 7833 •• 81'4-441· 63 GfroWN APPLE-· · · 5fiE HOW He'AL-"T"HY THAT' 1-tT'TLE WORM L.OOtc'S'. THAv<S 3- zr. I 79 Motors Homes 1!o Campers Ashby Conltructlon, carpen tery, remodalmg, room lddrtlon, cement blocll .worlt. Interior and exterior painting, siding. FrH 11tim11... 304· 878· 154415 or 878·8112. ....... body .. Wlftingl. .-· 1967 Chl\ly, 327 uc:ellaol oondltlon, m•y trade fqr 4-WD . Call 614· 441· 03152. Gravely tr1ctor. electric 1t1n. 8 apd., with attachment will Mil aeparata . Call 814·448-•149. Fall new and u1ad equ6pmant speci•" · One NIW Holland No 8, 3 better forege boo! with tandem Pll 12 ton w1g0n •&,900.00. Ont No. 8 bo:~~ with 10 10n wagon ... 800.00. One Model 30 tor111• baow.r 1,000 RPM 12.100.00. One ulld No. 8 loreg1 w~gon with 10 ton running QNr '2. 100.00. One Ul«< 5--711 cfolopp• •1 ,700 .00. One used 718 chopp• with , 1 row head •3.500.00. One ullld 718 with 2 row head 13 ,000.00 . One new 474eewn too• dekr:~~e havblne •&.800.00. One new 489 nine foot detuxe h.ybine •1,900.00. One New Holllltd 302, 1,200 alurry m•"'"' .,,.• .,. •1.100.00. ona 307 tendlm uleeturryeprHd..2.200 pt •1 1,eoo.oo.One 313 Iighty tiu NI'W Holland grlnd..mlx..- •5,800.00. On• 31& hundred bu grinder ml•er te.eoo.oo. One New Holland L· 412 eldd •"r lo.:tw 30 hp •11 ,100.00. On• ueed 1415 New Holland 1150 rt round bll• •4.100.00 . Two Ullld 111 N• Holl1nd 1500 ft round balers 11,800.00 •ct.. One ulld Bobcet 110 thirty hp nM bucket 11.100.00 . lnt•ll1 frM flnlncNew for-a_• lng un1K Sspt. 1. 1817 on tools wttll Juty 1. 1tl7. .... . lervloeCenttf, St. Rt. P.leon, W. Ve, Phone 304--811· 3874. ~OSTS' Oldsrmbile OmiQ•- FWD n..,., tirM. ex. oond. Will sell tor payoff. Calll14· 388-988&. 1974 Chevy Impel I . PS, PB. AC. Cruise, Tilt wheel : Good oondltlon. t828. Calll1•· 918-4464 mer 6:00. 1121. Coli 114-441- 2071 H1lf llbrldor & h.tf OoW1n retriwtJ. C•l' • • ' 241-1317. 19n Cl••ic Caprice whit• wrth blue vinyl top , completet¥' over· hauled , asking U.OOO. C1il 814·446-1761 . Ohio. Calll14· 441-9777• ...,,, 614-441· 3192. Up front treetort with warranty over 40 .-ad tncton. 1000 tools. Homallte chlln saw ule, Super Xl-AO 3.8 cu tnch engine, m1nu1l 1nd auto oUino. 18 In pow.- tip bllll2119 .00. We have O\ler 30 good UHd 1r1d rlbulh aawa in •oclt from 175.00 to •160.00. Wa will give • free dt lin or eitct chaW. . , sharP.,• whh the purch. . of lfiY used HW . K"t" SIMc:e Center, St . At. B7. Leon, W. Va. Phone 304-896·3874. BuT IT' STILL. Autos for Sale ' 89 Corvette convertible. high perfornwce 327, 4 IPeed. herd and 10ft -.p. bld-biiiCtl , first 2 yur old Selmw Bundy sasa- n .40o takea. 304-882-3708phone. like new. excllllent cond. 82 Monte Carlo PS . PB, air. Call 814-448-4823. t-top, •4BOO «belt reuonabll Bo:~~ qultar, 1 yr. old, orglnallv offer. Call 814-317-0132. 1367, tell t160. Sa•aphone $260. Both good condition. C1ll 1981 Chevrolet Sprint plu1. 6 IPd. trtnsmiaaMin, radio, •• · 614-379-2183 cond . YlfV low mileage. Excel· Talto owr low monthtv PIV· lent gil mil•~ge. Call 814-246menta on Kimball repoaMited 9898 pieno. Call now 304-453-1153. Dan FerguiCn Muaic, At. 60, 1970 Chevelle Con'-11:. niW top. tire~ . e1thau1t. paint 12,700 011 Ceredo. W. Vt. 25507. belt offflf. CaH 814-448-8201 Set of Di•on drums and cym- or 814·446· 8113 . bales 1300.00. Pevev Bate guitar and amplifi..-, like new. 1963 Studeblk• lookl good. runs good, 1100.00 or trade for $360.00. 304-876-3628 . tru ck, 304-815· 111684 . Fruit l!o Vegetables U/'J~E'A'ti:P, O~G,ANICALL)' ~- Can1riet, male lrtd tamalt. 304-8915-3803. s:E. Ohto. Pink porcelian bath tub and co mmode. e• c ccnd. $120.00. 304-876-6678 . Transpurlal1on 71 Antiqu e pltver piano . In perfect working condition . With rolla. Call 614-992-2661 or 614694-2861. Rout11r and bits. Radial arm uw. Electric meat alicer . W1rm Morning He1tar. Call 814-9923079. Regiltered Polled H•refcrrd bull, 3'12 yr1 old. exc blood line, proven herd sire, 304-458 1882 . Slue Tick Coon Hound, 160.00 . 304·882-3288 . 58 ~·GHT, VN$P~Ayet:>, I ThE PRIC:.~ Of GAS' MARKET IS' PoWN, AL.L. IS AN 9 mo old Registered Blue Tick from North CaroNna Coon Hunting,•tock, 304--875-1428. kiln . like new. 240V . Call 614-446-2163 aft er l argelott. Call814-992 ·7479 . Trailer 1pac... IITIIII children accepted, AI . 1 , Locu11 Roed btck of K & K Mobile Home1, 304 -676-1076 . AkC Baaaett pups. 2 female, 4 months old. Speci•l price t90. 614-687-3868 . Bar joiat t-17 24 tt. long 14 deep. Musical 62 4x4 8 ft. long . 260 ft. 3d 57 angle misc. rembar. miac. ltaln Instruments 1"' t tHI plate. mise:. tubest•l. - -- - - - - -- - lteel work cabinet. 8 ft. rteel . wort. bench, 7:~~14 cebinet. misc. 4 piece drum set with cymb•l• alec. lights. pig pole t3,500. carrying c•e. 11150. Cen 814Call 614-446-2971 . 448 -B633 or 1514 -367-7197. Furnished Rooms 45 Puppiel. Doberman-American E11dmo Spitz . Ratled outside. lovH people. 1 mele, 2 famale1. 026 . Coli 814-982·2073. ~LL THIS' ~ \Mu,hl~ ° w_.. '" gui t h ing the t ele \lis io n Play In St e re o . news station and ph otog· 4 :30 (I) MOVIE : 'Duel at Ap.eche rapher of the ye a r_ (60 Welle' @ Horae Show Jumping : min.) American Gold Cup Cove r10:35 (I) Motorweek Illust rated age from De vo n, PA . (90 11 :00. [[) ()) CJ ())® II) Ill\ m in.! (!J) News (I) Burna & Allen Gl CD M•A'S"H ([I I, Claudius -----..tiEo!V..tiE,:;N::t.l:NLlGil...---1 1:05 (]) Nigh1 Tracks Power Play In Stereo. 8 :00 8 (}) News 1 1:30 1J ([) (Ill Tonight Show Cil Gunsmoke Guest host Bill Cos by w e iCIJ SportaCen1er tomes Tyne Daly , Te d Da ng (!) WKRP In Cincinnati s on, S herman Hemsl e y and CIJ Masterpiece Theatre: Jose Fetiti a no. (60 min) In Win110n Churchill: The Stereo. Wiklemes1 ·Years (CC) C hurc hil l turn s a lithe force , (I) Beat of Groucho (]J SponiCenter of hts o ratory on N t~z i Ger8:00 ([) WKAP in C incinna ti many. wh ile e me rgi ng f rom fJt Cl) Taxi th e s had o w s a re men preS Cl) ABC News Nightline p are d to ri sk everyt hi ng t o "" 1 help hi m l ig ht Hitler. (60 U.\11 M ag num, p .. [I) Chlrlea Bragg; One of a mm .) (R). 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(3 hrs .) boa rd CIJ Jeffersona ([) College Football: MOVIE: 'Cult of t he Damned' • Cl) r .... of the un ... 9/27/86 I. rn e [[) ()) '::~:~' eccr\t.oU1¥\- .!& i.~s· .... pOOled won - - - - - - l~lto~ by ClAY L POUAII (J) World Chaae Cham- horrono- lenen of th4p four IC'rombled word• below- to form four slmpl• words • plonehlpe 12:30 8 [[) ® F•lday Nighl Ill· deoa In Stereo (]) Father Know• Best (I) ABC N1w1 Nightlln• · Mor. lllMI People MOYIE: 'Oroa' MOVIE: ' Robin end thl Sewn Hoodl' 12,40 Ill IHI MOYIE: 'Atlantic Cliy' 1:00 (I) 81chelor. Father (]) Jlmmy.Sw1ggar1 1:015 (() Night Track• Power Play In St•reo. 1:30 2:00 I' M1rried [[) Nowa Joan 700 Club (!) MOVIE: ' The Swarm' Nfth1 Tracks Power 2:01 Play In Stereo. 2:30 crD CNN Hoadtlna Nowo z,40 .., IHI Nowo (AI . 3:00 (I) MOYIE: 'Tho Loot oltho 3:01 ' Comedy Brook Night Traokl Power In SU:rao. 3::10 ID·- '-Look That You Love Me, Junia Moon' IIII MOYIE' 'Tho Plod P lpef 4.()8 fYl N.. ht TNa kl Pow.r t ive John Fo rney 's in11e sti· g a tion of 11 brutal killing is ha mpe red bv the four paro· lees he is assigned as 8 pa rt-time probation oHicer. (60 min.) (]]) Aultin City Umlta In Stereo. 9 MOVIE: 'Knock on Any Ooo( ~ by THOMAS 1051PH ACROSS 42 Whirl I Cut-rate(.3 Detail event ~~ 6 Long for l Chef !:> 9 Avariciou s creation 10 Do news2 Spanish room wo rk city ll Endure 3 Bruadway's l2 TakE" it hack fo rte 15 - Baba 4 Dut<:h city 16 Can d~nut Ci Only as Ye.terday•• Anawer .,... trf?e fiber specified 22 Indian 28 Victory 17 Ballerlna 8 Perfect tribe symbol s upport 7 S<> (Lat.) 23 All o f us, 10 I said It! 18 Anch o r 8 Up-to-<late tn general 31 The best Rsther experti se 24 RE'<Idl sh S3 ~c all Me-.. 19 Badly 13 Nm a body c-.o lor 38 Deadlock 20 Endl es.'i 14 Trend 25 E ICJ)iatP 391tallan period 16 Eth@l"e aJ 21 Moved on TV nt-lwork 21 Aloody 23 Not stNeo 24 Spiteful 28 Biscuit 27 Ro man <'mperor 28 40 day~ 29 Fis hy produft 30 Florida l inge 3l Tmlor'~ co nc£"rn 34 A.nt><:dot;~ l l"ollPCtion 35 Woods shf'lter :J 6 Guldo ':-i nn1e 3 7 1lw Scar· lf'1 - m+--t- 40 lrt"lan.-1 41 G ree k riv er DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTES - He,. ·s how to won u , AXVDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW 1 r r r"'~ u:...,..,..1M.,_:,, . .;;;;;_. 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Ga rre tt·s siste r Be\1e rly Ann arrives in tow n for Mrs . Gar retT' s w e ddin g . (6 0 m in .I In St ereo. (]) MOVt£: 'Angel and t he Badman' (Il CJ (I) Life with lucy (CC) f» (!) MOVIE : 'Pennies From Maaven' (]) Wonderwo rke : Wi'lo Hal SHn the Wind and Boy1 and Olrl1 (CC) The conclu si on of a boy's comin g of age in rural S s skllchewan . This prog ram is followed by ·aoy a a nd Gi rl s ' . {6 0 min .) Pen 2 . (A) . ® CIJ (j}) Downtown PRE- • • PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES UN 5CRAMILE LETTERS FOR ANSWU · I' I' I r1·rrl'l'l IIIII II . YISTntn•s SCI.._II'IS ARSWid One Jetter slands lor onolhtr. In tlus sample A " used tor the three L's, X lor the two o ·s. etc . Single letters, apostrophes. the length and formaL1on of the words are all runts. Each day the code letters are d1fferenl. CRYFI'OQUOTE 8 -28 A K M QX M GOT Y C. U X J M .1 0 H I X S G M R X F 0 J E MN X FOE J XS W I 0 R F L U QMQK - VXQXEK l~ (I E M T M T R X - X M T G W X ZU TRX E · L M .I R M Y X .J . · Z USSOX (.j v..terda)l'o CI')'Jitoquote ' ADMI SSI ON OF POVERTY IS NO DISGRACE TO ANY MAN: TO TO ESCAPE CVIDC! rr MAKE NO EFFORT · IS INDEED DI!)GRACEFUL. - THU- • �Pllge- 't2-The Daily.Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Register to vote now Meigs Coonty Board of Electklns Ofllce - that's located In the ·Pomeroy Masonic Temple buDding - on Wednesday. The office Is open Monday through Friday from 8:30a.m. to roan and from 1 to 4: 30 p.m. for such voting. There are no local candidate races tills tau but there are some tax Issues - ten r1 them, In fact to he voted on In the varklus sutxllvlslons. And, I'm told, that some residents believe that 11 they did not vote In the prtmary elections, !hey are Ineligible to vote In the faD electklns. You're quite eligible as klng as you're reglsteml. rryou've moved or married, the routine p~ures foUowed by board of electklns personnel have undoubtedly taken care of any problems Involved there. Veterans of the armed forces are reminded that there Is a Veterans Admlnlstratlon-Otflce In the county. It Is klcated at 114 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, and the veterans service of!lcer Is Hugh·Custer, who will he glad to help veterans with any · questions or problems. Kenneth Cundiff of Syracuse, Interested In veteran affairs, asked that I pass on that reminder to veterans and I'm glad to do so. · Sometimes I do lose sight ofthe fact · that perhaps, everyone Isn't aware of aU services available IocaUy. Quite ail occaskln for members of Meigs 4-H news Thf' MPigs &>ttpr Llv('StOCk Da iry 4·H Club mPI t11 August 29 at th£' homr of Roy Hollrr with 10 membE-rs and onPadvlsor 1i1 alt enda nCf' . It wns announct"d at thr m{'('fln~ that Jim Parker was s(•l('('f('Cj as ootstandlng m£'mber In the club and that JOf Parkt>r and .lim Park<'r had won a !rip to the National Dall1" Confen•nC'f>. Th£> fair wa s discussed and prPm \u m money was glvt>n ool. Fo r rf'('ft>allon thf' mf'mbt>rs Pnjoyed swimming. RPfrf'Sh· mPn ls Wt>rP sPrv rd b.v Ed Holle r, advisor. The nt>)lt ffi f'(>fln~ of thP r lub Is pl annro for .Jcwuary . )q87. Jpff Rost>. Rrportl'r Thr Mf'lgs 4·H Plrasun> RldPrs m('f on . SE>ptt>mbt>r l') a t Sr. Paul Luttlt>ranCtllln' h In Pom('roy wlt h 3 advisors. 7 members and 4 vlsll ors In atiPnda nrP. Thf' jit:roup dlscussro .R:O in ~ 10 thf' K<'ntucky Hors(' Park. SoP!! ln.'/; a datdor a club havrldt>, and la lkln~ aboor ~('ftlng nf'W Producllon books for 1987. Traty MlchaPI ga\'1' a n-•po rt oo lhl' trail ridr and pi en lr hrld a1thf' Elb<'rfPid Farm . Th<' club's next ffi('etlnJ:! will bf' on 27 a t l h(' homf' of Palrt•ep ~tf'mbror ClrCil'. Del' Clin l'. Rf'portr r Arts, craft fair set Plans for an arts and craft show are being made by Mlddleport Boy Scout Troop 245. The show wiU be held on Saturday, Nov. 15 from 9 a.m to 5 p.m. at the Middleport Fire Depart· ment. Charge to set up will he $5 a table. Additional information may he obtained by calling Nina Crad· dock. 992-3689, who Is also handling space reservations. FRIDAY POMEROY - The senklr cltl· zens' dance club Is S!Xlnsorlng a round and square dance at the senklr citizens center on Mulberry Heights, Friday, from 8 to 11 p.m.. Music by the Happy Hollow Boys. Admlsslon $1.50 per person. Bring snacks tor the refreshment table .. Mary Shrlne 37, Meigs County, and Lafayette Shrine 44, GalUpoUs, Is corning up on Monday. Ruth Baruth, the supreme wortey highest priestess of Callfor· nla, wW he on hand for Inspection ot both groups at 8 p.m. Monday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. There will he a potluck dinner foUowlng the meeting of the two groufl" with the Shrlne will provide the meat and beverag~. Clinton Faulk, Union Ave. resident, remains confined to the hospital - It's been a couple of months and the time has undoubtedly dragged. I know he would like to hear from Meigs Countlans. He Is In room 1002, St. Mary's Hospital, Huntlnglon, W.Va., 25701. No doubt many of you rememter Rose Ginther who !Did her Roull' 7 property several years back and relocated. Rose will mark her !lith birthday In Octorer. Her address Is 9109 Oregonia Road, Wayresvllle, Ohio. Active as always, Rose Is rusy wtth the senlor citizens organlzatkln there serving as a memrer of the advisory hoardand she still loves to quilt. You may rememter Middleport Village CouncU recently named a street In honor of the late Art (Pappy; Lewis who was a Mlddle!XJrllllgh School graduate and went on to become head footbaU roach at West VIrginia University in Morgantown. Last weekend some 400 people attended an Art Lewis Memorial Fund dinner held at the Ramada Inn. Actually, tt was a two day observance In memory of Lewis featuring a goll tournament with about 75 former university athletes taking part and til" former athletes attended Saturday's game against Maryland In a group. The Lewis fete was started a few years ago by some of the athletes who played footbaU under the late Mr. Lewis. It was Middleport Cou ncllman James Clatworthy who came up with the idea of. naming a street for the late Mr. Lewis. Since tben, Dr. Edward Lewis of Hennlcker, N.H., also formerly of Middleport, to show his appreciation to Middle· !XJrl, has presentEd the viUageglfts totaling $1500 to use as <ificlals see nt. Dr. Lewis Is one of Art's brothers. • Don't approach the lette< drop at the post office with resen tment as you drop thoS<' eight cr 10 envelopes In the mall to pay yourbUis. Nawthe whole secret to happiness is attitude. As you slide the envelopes into the slot, let your attitude he one of pride . Just think - you 're helping the economy of the natlon. Now doesn't that make you feel good? You keep smUing. POMEROY - Revival services will be held tills weekend at t~ Cll!lon Tabernacle, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Jerald Harding and Jered Harden of Columbus wUI he the evanaeUsts. The public Is Invited to attend. SUNDAY COOLVll..LE - Homecorillng at Vanderhlot Baptist Chureh, Rt. 2, County Rd. 65, CooMIIe, tills Sunday. Se!VIces iJe11n at 9:45 a.m.; bullet dinner at noon and Vol. 21 No. 33 Includes Lobby Installment Loan Department, Drive-In And Walk·UP Window I MEMBER FO.LC. c;rop hv and r('J!1stf>r tJr ~ Ml<"mWavP Ovm 1 mtm:JwaVf' wi U ho iiVPn awav In ~ ." 1y1 r1 l "l'n;~w.wdurlngtl ur Cra ruiOppnln i hPld on ~run:tav ." N~rr!!v ~n ~ ~ Wl"'f'k rnr,Ttll' "",.;-' ~ ~ · ,... '""""~"11' flf'M nor bf' ...,jj,_ PT~Ynl ,,., win' I • • . , . . HAIDI •• 414 ••• , ........ •••••• , •• 4ldll llloo4 ... To tin rou whet rou wont lllo onoat ... LOWIR PIIICIII SMART BUYING Wt Cltf)' many Mini br~t but II we liM 1 oroduct of tql.lll qualltr but II IIOwtt' prl c• wt bvw tt. We don"t PlY IOf ltnc lltleltlnd neither do VO\I. r lEST SELLING ITEMS ONLy 0 0 Wt I*TJ 0111)' I~ bnt Hlllno lttm1 tnd IIZtl Thlt lllmlnatn lklra Inventor')' Q Will~ IPICt. WI ~·t PlY lnltJHt on 11\1 0011 ol tn:ftalwtlnvtnt of)' so ntlther dO yo, IUY ONLY WHAT Y9U NEED . bfo . W.lbl't hftt to PfOmolt WHitty tpeett ll, our prlc• II'IIOw l"ffii'Y dty Ol '"'Y ...._ Wt C!On"l h"elo ~W !or ••cehW. ~rtl•lno ll'ld ntllher do }'Ou WI ACI STORE HOUIS: OUR QUAliTY r.IONDAY-SATURD.IY Willi A MONEY lACK GUAIAIITEEI hm.-9 p.m. SUNDAY Nool!-8 p.m WfWILCOME 308 E. MAIN ST. PO.OY, OHIO PHONE 992 ·6614 Wt~ft. FOOD STAMPS •itllt 0 • share of the coverage is in line with of the property granted the state~ a tentative tlgure of $42,810, pres· rlght·of-way across the property to build a public pond, which stlll ented a month ago." exists. From ttme to time since The commissioners anticipate meeting within the next two weeks then. a question has arisen as to with all county <ificeholders and who is res!XJnslble for maintaining agencies Involved In the Insurance the bridge oo the right -of-way. The plan, to revlew the matter In detail bridge Is out at this time. After and discuss the cost-sharing aspect reviewing the.matter, the commls· ot the pro!XJsal. Lawrence County sinners Issued the foUowlng attorney Randall Lamrert, admin- statement : "Due to the situati:>n that has Istrator for the council, would he present at the meeting, the commis· exited OYer the years Involving the state's constructlon of a txmd and sloners said. A situation brought up last week the right-of-way that was granted to Involving the rebuUdlng of a trldge the pond, and depending on the from BaU Run Road In Salisbury Judgment of the county engineer, Thwnship to the Roger Long we feel If time and equlpment can be IJ'OVIded to help the Longs solve property was discussed. Some years ago, former owners tbeir problem, then It would he appropriate to do so. The county prosecuting attorney also agrees wtth our opinlon." In other business, the board wUI re reviewing this week the pro· posed 1987 rounty budget with rates of taxatlon, to he acted oo at next Wednesday's meeting. A low btd from Asphalt Materials, Marietta , to provide seaHng and mixing grade bttumlnou~ products for the month of October was accepted by the hoard. Bids for primer products from Asphalt Materlals and Koch Materials, Heath, were the same. Purchases of primer wlll be left to the discreti:Jn of the county engineer. An animal claim from James (Continued on A-JJ KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY - State Rep. Jolynn Boster announced Friday morning In a meeting at the f'1elgs Cqunty Senior Citizens Center thai Metgs County has been awarded a S€COnd year of SmaU ·Cities Community Do>velopment Block Grant hoUSing rehabllltatlon funding amounting to $321,200. Funding comes from the CDBG Co mprehensive Housing Neighborhood Revitalization Competitive Program to Improve local housing for low- and moderatelncome Ohioans. Boster noted in her comments that Meigs was one of 13 areas funded by the Ohio Department of Development, which oversees distribution of CDBG funds , out o!llO applicants In the state. Comprehensive housing awards of up to $400,000 are made on a competitive basis for both one- and two-year periods. Second year funding in two-year proposals, Is contingent u!XJn the success of the SECOND VEAR FlJNDING COMING -Twentythree Melp Counly hou!e8 wW be rehabllltaled and ftve others repaired under emeJ1'1'ncy measures through second year CDBG bousbtg ....,ablltatlon lund!! ot $321,200 through the Ohio Department ol Development Slate Rep. Joly111 Bo8tA!r announced Meigs' second year funding In a rneetbtg Friday morning at the Meigs Coun&y Senior Cltbens Center. Pleased to he a part of what Bo8tA!r tlesmhed as a are, left to rtghi, seated, Mamie Shau~ assistant director ol the Ohio Deparlm..,t of Development; · &ster; and Meigs Commissioner MlUntlng Roush; back row, left to rlghi, RAin Crawford, program director; Rick McDonald, Meigs Coonty ID111In1' speclallst; Meigs Coounlssloner David Koblenlz; l!Dd Sidney Edwards, dlreclor of the GaDia·Meig!J' Community Action Agency. Edwards caDed Ihe Meigs program "effective and b~ visible." '1eam eflori'' to canyout the !llccessful program project during the first year, as well as the avallablllty of federal fUnds. Meigs County, In lts first year of funding, rehabUitated 23 housing units and repalml five others which qualified under emergency measures. Second year fundin g provides for the same - 23 rehabllitatlon projects and five emergency projects. On a statewide basis. Gov. Richard Celeste announced FridaY. that $4.3 In SmaU Cities CDBG fUnds have been awarded statewide to rehabilitate a total r1 :& housing units, repair 43 and a-eate 411! (Continued on A-J) ID limit q¥0Mtflw 1914 SAVI-A-l.CIT Llol. plece for the whqle community," said E.M . "Ike" Wiseman, active In the fund-ralsing activities for the project. "It's a remarkable achievement, when you oonslder that not a peony of the rroney for this project came !rom the state or federal government, but from the marvelous generosity of this community. It comes from people who are sincerely lnterested In Gallla County. We need to thank God for those people, and for the people who worked tirelessly on this project " The course will be located oo 170 acres otf Farm Road purchased by ·the golf course In 19&3. FoUowlng a fund -raising campaign earlier this year, the project was bid Hlld the low btd went to BenthaD and Kimberly Inrustrles. Officials noted that the IJ'Olect Is not finished and that fund-raising wUI continue to expand the facilities. AN ASSEI'TO'DIE COMMUND'Y- Backenand members Ill the Ga!llpollo Golf Course IIIRened ~ to E.M. "Ike" WIMIIIII, far rip~, fonner ·Jfretddeat of the Goll Coune Board ol Governors, adtlreM the crowd attending the pwndb1 king oeremon.11 Satunlll.v lor the new 18-IDie public goH coone. Wtaeman, active In the fu'"'·ralalng ilr the project, balled the "marvelous genet'CIIIIIy" of GaWa Counjy clltl.ens In donallnfl to the project, wNch he and other memben aad recreallon officials called an atilet to the community, Construction oo tile site, located on l'lU acres off Fann Road, B to set underway with an anticipated completion date of sprtnxiiiii!. Defendant expected to take stand in Mason murder trial 'fou OOn'l hbe Ia buy Qu.ntltln lo SAVE·AolOT. Our prtcM .-.Ute llmt ICK one, two or ,,," ll•rn • Of • t iM MINIMUM ADYEATISINQ stoners and the budget commlsslon will have to look long and hard for other financial means to flU the budgetary gap created by the program's loss. Commissioner David Koblentz, reporting on a Wednesday meeting of the Buckeye Joint County Sell-Insurance Program, said that five or stx of the original 10 southeastern Ohio counties In· volved In the program have definitely committed themselves to the group. In addition, four new counties have also committed to the organization. Metgs County has ex!J'essed Its interest in joining the council, said Commissioner Richard Jones, "providing the ftnal ftgure for our By NANCY YOACIIAM GALLIPOLIS - Ground was annua l meeting and dinner/dance broken - or sUced, to he more on Saturday, Oct. 4. exact - for the new 18-hole p.~bltc Abe is recognized the people and golf course In Gallipolis Saturday, organlzatklns that helped the mem· signalling the beginning of an bershlp get the project started, $ffi2,388 project hailed by golfers while Jack Benthall, who wUI and recrea tlon offlclals as an asset manage the project In a Joint to the community and the area. venture with Kimberly Industries Instead of using the traditional Inc., Charleston, W.Va.. said the shovels to turn dirt, backers of the plMs developed by Columbus projecl utulzed nine-irons to drive architect Jack Kldwell are comgolf balls down the practice area off plete and re!lect Kidwell's Interest Farm Road, taking a ltttle bit ri turf In worklng wi th s mall with the balls. communities. The expected completion date of Gallla County ProbateJuvenUe Orchard Lakes, as the project Is Judge Thomas Moulton, represent· now called. is the spring of 1988. Dr. ln g tbe 0 .0. Mcintyre Park Dis· Gene H. Abels, president of the trtct. said the course wUI (J'Ovlde a Gallipolis Golf Course Board of recreational opportunity I:Jr the Governors, revealed during a brief area . The OOMPD assisted the golf dedication ceremony that the new course membership In getting the course wlU he renamed andthatthe project started. name wUI he announced to the golf "Many of us have long awaited a course membership during Its golf course that can be a center- 5 GRAND PRIZES DEAL OF YOUR LIFE! 1986 Groundbreaking ceremony launches golf course project COM,AII OUI IYIIYDAY" LOW PIICIS AOAINSl WHAr fOU'VI MIN PAYING ... YOUI I'OCII:ITIOOK WILl II GlAD YOU EMDI WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD HURRY LE OUR SELECTION IS GREAT AND GET THE Pleasant, Housing rehab funding on way Tlme8-Sentlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - The only thing blocking Keith Spencer from IndeSEEKING INDEI'EDENCE pendence Is a wheelchair lilt. :... A wheelchair 11ft Ia all thai Injuml tn an accldenteightyears bars Gallla eoonty resident ago that has left him paralyzed Ketth Spenoor, above, from from the waist down, Spencer, 24, pursuilg a We and career oo his Rt. 2, Vinton, has undergone treatment through the Bureau of own. Vocational Rehabilitation, renewed hls Interrupted high school career dlfferont agencies for asslstance for some time, but said he's been and obtained his diploma. Now he wants to pursue a college frustrated at every tum. "I went through Medicaid, and It educati:Jn, and whUe BVR can help him obtain a motorized wheelchair. was a no can do thing there," he equip a van wtth hand controls so said . "! haven't talked to the that he can drive himself to and president yet, but I've tried to get from classes and even pay a portion his phone number." CurrenUy, Spencer is fivlng with of his mileage, he must get the wheelchair lilt for the van. esti· his sister and her family and he requires the help of an attendant. mated at $4,000, on his own. And on Medlcald payments of That dependence m his sister can $224 per month, that's a tough goal be ended, he feels. If he can gain an to meet. Spencer said. He's tried (Continued on A-31 CHECK US OUT! WI Clf . ., . ACite 1·5 By ANNOUNCING THE tp Revenue sharing had been kept alive in the spending package, despite opposttton from both the Administration and Congress' own voted Intention to terminate the program in the fiscal 1987 budget. At this point, according to the spokesman for Miller, revenue sharing's only posslbU!ty would he If the Senate would try to restoret!X' program. And even if a bill to restore the program was lntro· duced In the Senate, there Is a question it would have enough votes to pass there. Meigs County has always received Jl)xrut $130,000 annually in revenui sharing dollars. The demise of revebue sharing means the Meigs County Commis- ' ''Tile Setter Bank" .-------------1 OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Middleport Agency rallies to help disabled resident Peoples Bank . . _ _.. Dr.w"'-" Will SUNDAY By NANCY YOACIIAM Thnes-Sentlnel Staff POMEROY- As of Wednesday, a bill to save the federal government's revenue sharing program was dead In the U.S. House of Representatives: This was the message conveyed Friday afternoon by telephone to the Metgs Coonty Commissioners from the office of U.S. Rep. Clarence MU!er, R-Ohio. House leaders killed the general revenue sharing program without a vote Wednesday night, deleting the $3.4 btUlon for local governments from a pending $567 biUion spending bilL Only revenue-sharing money was deleted ~rom the overall measure. UNTIL 7 P.M. nr. a chanoo of thundersto1111!1 and hllhs near 90. The probabUIIy of Is 00 percent. Revenue sharing dead, commissioners leatn PRIDAY'S • Along the River ........... B-1-8 Ilwllness ................. ... ... D-1 Comics-TV ............... Insert Classllleds ......... D-1-3+5-1>-7 Dealhs ......................... A-8 Editorial ........ .. ............ A·2 Sports ........................ C-1-8 tmts· FOR YOU BASH AN -Red Brush Church <i Christ on Bashan Rd. wfll re holding speclal weekend meetings tills Saturday, ot 7 p.m ., and Sunday, at 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m .. with o.nver Hill. of Foster, W.Va . speaking. Everyone in\1ted. _HEVROLET Bob HoeOich likes the local emphasis in an AEP publication - Page B-8 The lop men at a Gallipolis bank and area power plant are retiring- Page 0.1 CopyrightBd 1986 SATUIU>AY MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs County Retired Teachers Association will meet at 12:30 p.m. Saturday for a luncheon at the Masonic Tempi!' In Middleport . Reservations are to te macle bY calling 742-2251 or 742·21<11. ·Obb Bengal's to face Bears Going back to school -Page 8-1 OPEN WE NOW HAVE MANY LOW MILEAGE USED CARS AND TRUCKS THAT ARE EXTRA CLEAN & LOW MILEAGE. OPEN - + 2. 9°/o FINANCING ON NEW CARS Jlffi Southern High School Athletic Boosters wUI meet 7 p.m. Monday at the high school. RAONE W '·RE Stale Route 124 near Rutland Friday and Saturday. EvangeUst Faye Whltll'n and associaw, IJo. rothy Qualls, will he conducting the services. Services at 7 p.m. RACINE - The final free eritl!l'lalnment evening thiS !all at the Shrmers' Park In Racine will be held Saturday beginning at 6 p.m. Mustc wiU he provided bY the Bend RJver Boys and retreshml!ftts wlll he available. Thoseattendlngueto take lawn chairs. 50 cents Nurse, will do the testing. MONDAY RAONE - There will he a skin testing clinic Monday, from ~ to 4 p.m., at the Racine Fire Station, for all Individuals lnvolved In PTO, EAGLE RIDGE -Homecoming · athletics, etc. Joan Tewksbary, of Eagle Ridge Community R.N., Meigs County Tuberculosis ot God, POMEROY - Trlntty Church of Pomeroy will hold a iiDUP and sandwich supper Friday, from 4to 7 p.m. VeKetable soup, bean soup, sloppy joes, hot dogs, beverages and desserts will he available. Advance orders lor quarts ot soup can be made by calling 992-541ll, 992-3717 or 992-3222 by Wednesday (todayi . Take out orders can he made the day ol the supper by calling 992-3172. Sunda y afternoon services all:~ :sJng!ng by The Klnll,S Fellowship Slllgers will be featured In the afterixx>n. Everyone welcome. RIJI'LAND - Special se!VIces will he held at the Church Chureh, Sunday with services at 10, basiOI!t dinner at 12: .'ll and afternoon servll.'es at 2. Dan Hayman and the Faith Trkl will be featured singers In the alterooon. HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW y T • Community calendar I area happenings · Beat of the bend By BOB HOEJiUCII !Ia '5 el S&alf Wrller Absentee' vollilg tor the Nov. 4 electkln wW get undern>ay at the Friday, September 26, 1986 ' POINT PLEASANT - Mason County Circuit Judge Clarence Watt wUI decide OYer the weekend whetber to alfW a statement made bY defendant Kermit Keltli ':Buck" Clary, which Includes Interjections by his attorney, to he read before the jury hearing testimony In the Clary murder trial. Meanwhile, attorney Don Kingery said Saturday he expects Clary to take the witness stand Monday In his own defense. Clary, 53, of Lesage, W.Va., has been accu~ ol the Jan. 14, l9ll6 shooting death r1 William Keith "Barney" Brumfield at the Glenwood Inn. Clary made a statement regarding the sh:lotlng to K.R. Becket~ lnve!itlgator lor the Mason County Prosecuting Attorney·~ Office, on April 23 In Kingery's of!lce, Beckett said Friday afternoon during In camera (out ol the presence d the jury) testf~nony. submission and appearEd to- give the statement voluntarUy and of his own frEe wm. The statement was later amended, at the defendant's request, Beckett, who Pro!ecutlng Attorney Darron B. Morgan Jr. said would he the last witness In the state's prtmary case, told Watt that when he conducted the question and answer Interview with Clary, the deten<lant appeaml calm, cooperative and responsive. Beckett described Clary's speech petlefn as sklw, but said the defendant did' not appear to be under the lntluenee of rnedlcalkln. He further adlled tliat there were no jrOmlsell made to Claly In exbanae for his statement, and that the defendant was read his r!2hts orlor to his statement d 1 7%-page statement, but did object to Its use by the state because II Included Interjections made by Kingery during the Interview. Morpn argued the Interjections should retnatn. The contmts .ot the llaleme!lt were not reveal,ed. Other matters expected to he addressed by Watt Include whether the jury should be permitted to ret1d notes made by Cpl. JL. DotsontiPnlghtOarytumed himself In to the Huntington r1!loe ot the West Vtrgtnia Bec!lldefense said. attorneys did not questkln the validity I~ Department of Public Safety (state pollee). Friday, the trial's third day, Klnaery questklned Dotson extensively about some ttme dlanl!ll!s he made to Clary's statement. Dotson said lite alteratklns were made that night after he cheCked Jtls notes against the time sheet recorded by the state police dispatcher. · · Kingery had said upon cross-examlnatkln d Dotson, "time may or may not he a critical Issue In · this case, and I'm trying to pin !lmle things down." Direct examination of Deputy Paul Fltzwat01t produced Information stating the victim had oo 11111 on his person at the time of the murder. This IJISJ!bUty had been raised by Kingery earlier. In the trial. ' · ---~- - - ----·-;.. -~- I I � 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 09. September 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 September 26, 1986 deem hutton ingels smith williamson