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BUY MOW AND SA~E St4.95 Jeans .... S10.47 SJ6.95 Jeans .... S11.87 SJ9.9S Jeans..... S13.97 0 b LlnLE IOYS' C~rlet••• 24 2 bS4so ·i~· 0 . ·i· . 9. to BUY NOW & SA ftl S1l1 'Pried SlSOO EXTRA SIZE .() Jackets • Slacks • Skirts - Vests • BlouSis Color includes Navy, Brown, Rust and Teal. BEUTIFUL F~SHIOtiS - .OREAT QU~LIT1 Reg. s22.00 Lady Devon ...........:.. su.sa Reg. $26.00 Lady Devon .............,$20.78 Reg. $34.00 Lady Devon .............. ?27 .18 Reg. S48.00. Lady Devon .............. S38.38 ,,~ . 0 • LADIES' ENTIRE STOCK ·F.ALL SLEEPWEAR. o. SALE· ·~· ·6 Long and short gowns, long and short robes, night 'a shirts, pajamas, Teddies, nini gowns. • ·~1· · Sizei-S to XXL and 1.2 to 41. . 9 BUY MOW AT THESE OREAHitRitTMAS IN O . OCTOBU _SA~E PRICES! b'. $·766To$33 9 ~ · · OOAN PACIFIC SPORTSWEAR Printed sweatshirts; hooded pullover sweatshirts, swett p'ants. Sizes S-M-L sus .s oz. . $399 Rilg. 57 .SO 1.50 oz. SPIIAY $599 -- Itt· S30."•.Sale S22.SO · leg~ S34 .... Sale S2S.50 . leg. •4o:_sale S30.~0 LAD liS' • BLOUSE SALE Casual and Dressy Blouses by Judy loncl, Gailord and Laura Mat. ,. Sizes I to 44. REG. s14.00 TO $3 7.00 Sl Q't6 $2 886 TO Chrlthn11 I• Oeto•er · CHAIR SALE ) .25°/o OFF . ALL C . WALL-AWAY RECLINERS - SWIVEL · • ROCKERS ·- ROCK.'A-LOUNGERS WOOD ROCKERS . Included in this sale is the all new Auto-Motion '•••r Wallawty Recliner. Tops, Knit Tops-ond Sweat Shirts. S6.00 ·Tops ...... ~ ·s4:so ~9~00 lops ...... S6.75 · 512.00' Tops ... S9.00 Chrltt••• 11 Oetohr SPRAY we . SPORTSWEAR ~ALE llg. FALL .TOPS Blouses, Sweaters, lig RCA 19" COLOR PORTABLE TV .Progress ·noted in FOR ONLY $27800. -t~ache~s strike LADIES' BUXTON · CLUTCHES Choose either t.he · Buxton Combo Clutch or .the Petite Coi·Q·Ciutch. • Sp~ial $. 138'.8, •• ! All Playtfx Bros ..~ .•••• 20°/o oFF All Ploytex Gird.les .•• 20°/o o.FF ~­ AU Playtex Panties·~ 20°/o -OFF LORD ISAACS SLACKS .SALE · 6£ ,,v•· 100"1. ~lyesterslocks- paly/wool blends- pa· ly/ cotton blends - corduroys - printed jeans. Junior Sizes 3/4 to 20 • Reg. Sli:OO Slacks ........... $13.50 Reg. S22~00 'Slacks, .......... $16.50 Reg~ S2 7.00 Slacks ........... S20;2 5 tlt4 ) U2 1171 ~ IG "" ~ ~: By United PreSs IDtemallonal Public school admlnlstrafors and ~chers In Columbiana, Ohio, • solved several smaller problems In contract negotiations that were broken oi!Thu!liday I:Jut.continue to seek common· ground on major Issues. 1 Jn the session, the 7~member teachers union came to ferms with school. offlclals on nine areas of disagreement, but the talks broke of! early In the morning when the two sldes couldn't agree on salary issues an<j contract language. Each side Is blaming the other for the breakd~ In communications. Superintendent Roger Stiller sald the teachers are asking the Onanclally troubled school dlstrtct to commit to pay raises that lt may n9t be able to lund, but Ohio Education Association rejlresenlatlve Tim Bibler said the teachers shouldn 'I '1 have to pay for the school district's !allure to malnlaln financial stablllty. ' eKhlblt which stresses the lmporlanoe or people working together with communication, support and coordlnallng tbelr efforts Is shown In the picture with Leonard Sparks, Cn<!l employee, who was mcharge of the vtsll, explaining procedurES and · lessons il)volved In the Pl'Oal8Sel11nvolved. The exhibit was In the Meigs toea) District Wednesday and was In the Soul hem District today. . ' AGREAT II.FT PLATEX SALE lasers and computers. Pictured l!i a le!s oomplex COSI EXHmrrs- Some 14 exhibits by the Center of Science and lnduslry, Columbis, were on h111141 at the Tuppers Plains Elef!lentlll)' School'lbu~ lor students .rram the fourth throup lllxth grades bl that . school and the Riverview School, al8o In the Eastern Local District. The exhibits, giving a hlllld-an experleace to the y~. carry out the theme, "Towanl the 21st Cenluty" and are cearecJ towartli life In the ~ cenluey, some ;iresslng the use or ' WILD MUSK If tlon't · llavt it in stedl - .... tladlt er•r It at tile Sale Price. S199 ro$1199 LADY DEVON .Sl ()99 con ROCK- POP- ' COUNTRY - GOSPEL • i""'- Waist sizes 29 to 42 512.99 Drapes .....;.. 57.14 su.99 Drapes ........ sa. 24 7.49 Drapes ........ 59.~4 518.99·Dropes ...... S1 0.44 Your favorite cassettes ore on sale. Our entire stock of beads, earrings; pins,- .rnts and bracelth. ·A· REG. S6.00 TO 120.00 0 Sale Pried Heavy weight IOO'Io !tHon straight ltg TAPE SAL 7 ·tv·" 0 •• CASSEnE I• Oett .. r FALL TOPS ·JEWELRY . Knit Taps - Sweaters - · · Shirts - 'Sweatshirts Sizes to mos., Ia · SALE 12 JEANS porfocl -Mechinoo ..., ..... -63; 72 and a4 inch lengths -SO". m -lilt, !'Ill. llnw11, red, II. grttn . -Limilld . .n1ity GIRLS' · Sale By LEE LEONARD Statehouse Reporter . CQLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) - A special committee of the Ohl9 House of Representa)lves has started hearings o~ a pair :or bills dealing wlth medical malpractice and product 'liability lnsuranre, hoping to provide coverage at more affordable rates. •· The hearings began Thursday In the House Select Committee on ClvUJustice. · One blli, sponS<Jred by Rep. Paul Jones, 0-Ravenna, and heavily lobbied by ~octors, hospitals and others in the health care Industry , attempts td llmlt' recovery In medical malpractice lawsuits. The oll~r, sponsored bY Rep. Robert H. Doyle, R·Beavercreek, and sought for years by manufacturers', establishes i!mltations on lawsuits · again st defective products. Rep., John. D. Shivers Jr., D· ~ MEN'S WORK AND , ' . *Ask about Carhart!' s free offer of brown duck work caps or work gloves. , SALE Exciting new. tan cllors in Our new foil collection in .: · ploin tolars, stripes or paHems. Sure to pl~sel Wrangler canis for comfort and pro· vtn fit. Klllfll fit after ted washings. leglllor fi1 sir · ' ' ltg stylt in .waist sizes n Ia 5 • dudes a ·,... selection in wtslem ·belts and l~tlaltsl in drus and rn· ersiblt bills. Waist sizes 30 Ia 46. I . Sale Prices c••sr•as KNiniNG C~rlttlllei 111 Oetoitr SALE $1 49 IUY NOW FOI YOUI ' CORDUROY ·MEN'S Proof,,.. .,,•• ON All WiERIAL lOOKS MEN'S • Many • .-y .... colon .................. 3'11 ......... 4 ply math· h. SALE ' Ch.rllfMII 111 Oetolttr KNiniNG YARN , 1 Section, 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . ' Ne~_spaper ·Coitl'mittee 'to work·on .medical malpractice, . product ·liabllity bllls. Complete selet)ion of styles. Insulated , comalls, blanket and quilhJined .' jack.ets and coats, .h1141ds. lined vests, lined or' unlined bib overalls. SiJts for e~ryone including regulars, toils and " sllarls. · sus. RED IIAif 'WIMTUK': Copyrighted 1986 Pomerov~Middlepon. O"'io, Friday, October 3, 1986 .WORK CLOTHES HEARl JPECIAL PRICE • Our.shelves are stocked ·iv· 1 . . BROWN DUCK ~RED .IMPERIAL . aty e . Vol.36, No. 106 c~pvr;ghtect 19ae -FAMOUS BRANDS- EXCELLENT QUALITY- GREAT PRICES Stiller said the district got some good news from the state Depart· ment ~ Edwcatlon, which Issued an oral ftndlng that Columbiana's Interim Instruction pro~~~:am meets state standards. More than 00 perrent o! the district's 1,100 students were In the classrooms Thursday. .• ~ Federal Oll'dlator David Thorley has not set a dale for resumption of negotiations. The Columbtana teachers have beeri on strtl(e slnre Sept. 15. In Marl~tta. 245 strlklllg. public school teachers have now been off the job i>r a ~mnth, with oo negotiations scheduled. There has been no rmvement In the labor dlsp.~te since the board of educatk>n made what I temied Its· llnal clfer to the teachers. M>re than (COO students 'have been out o! school since Monday, following the state nepiutment of Education's ruling that Marietta's Instructional efforts were oot up to standards. Meanwhile, negottailons were resumed Thursday night between school <tflclals and 75 ron-teaching employees In the Chardon school dlstrtct. The two sides laDed to rmch arreement oo a new rontract, trough, and union members said they would ltle notice today of their lntl!nt fu strike within 10 days. ' . .. '~ . year of the time a patient discovers an injury or ailment caused by a doctor or hospital., Under no CirCl!mstJmres could a patient rollect damages for any Injury which occurred more than foif\. years earlier. The but also provides for perlo· die, Instead of lump sum, payment of anticipated future looses li'ooi an injury . Jones said tnsuranre companies should be penni!ted to Invest tun~ for such anticipated awards to help offset costs. . Doyle, an Insurance agep1, cited a Xenia hydrauUc 11ft manufac· turer with $1.5 mutton In annual sales forced to pay_a $:ffl,!XXJanlUial pl'emlum for defective IJ'oduct lnsuranre . Under his bill, the manufactw-er would rot be liable for lnlurles caused by a product mote than 10 years ·old, or where the injucy occulTed outside the scope of the Intended !l';e of the product. ' begin .in Clary trial after closing argume~ts are • Federal grand Jury ' .m d.IClS . ..Marvm .. . arner . ' CINCINNA.f1 (UPI) - Marvin Warner, the embattled fanner owner d Home State Savings Bank, has been hit with federal Indictments In what his lawyer charges is an attEI'tlpt to eUmtnate the pqsslbll· tty ol a fair trial on state charges. The IndictmentS, handed lip Thursday, allege Warner and Burton Bongard, the former president of Home Slate, conspired to defraud the thrift's deposito~ when dealing with ESM Government Securities d .Flo11da, the colla,pseo! which triggered the downfall rl. Home State In March 1!*15. Home State lost Sl45mllllon In the banknlptcy of ESM. In addition to conspiracy, the Indictment charges Warner with 16 counts of wire fraud and two counts of causing the Interstate movement of money taken by fraud. Bongard Is charged with conspiracy, 13 counts of wire fnlud and two counts of fraudulent lnlerstate movement. Warner's lawyer, Heroert Miller · 61 Washington,.said the Indictment was "deliberately tllned" to dft· Salem, committee chairman, placed both bills In a subcommitt~ and said they wlli be prE:pared fo~ a floor vote when the House recon· venes following the November election. Shivers also held out the p:>sslbll· lty that the two billS may find their way Into a conference report on a comprehensive blU overhauling the clvll justice' system and Insurance Jaws . Jones's medical malpractice bill oontatns many o! the same concepts as the civU justice reform bill. It discourages frivolous malpractice sults, Umlts lawyer qmtln· gency fees, bases liablllty on the percent of negligence, and reduces damage awar~ by the·arrount d a collateral source, such as ll!alth lnsuranre. Jones's blU, which he said borrows from laws In Illinois and other states, also requires that a malpractice suit be filed within me Deliberation~ By JUDY MORGAN OVP News Staff POINT PLEASAN"J: - The Jury • In the murd~r trt~l nf Kermit Keith , "Buck" Clary, 53. of Lesage, began deliberations this morning after _ healing Instructions from Circuli Judge Clarence Watt and clost~g arguments by attorneys for the state and the defense Thursday afternoon. The deliberations call)e 10 days after jury selection began and · seven days after testimony opened. Clary Is charged with the shooting death of• William Keith "Barney" Brumfield, 36, at the Glenwood Inn the night of Jan. 14, 19B6. The jury must decide on one of six possible . verdicts: first degTee murder, flrst degree murder with mercy (making the defendant eligible for parole In 10 years), second degree _murder, voluntary manslaughter, lnvolunlary .manslaughter and not guUty. The defendant maintains the s!Dotlng was an accident and told the jury Morxlay that he did not Intend to hann Brumfield the night he ~renttotheGiemrood Inn, taking IMPROVING LOOKS OF S1RUCTURE - EJ<tmslve exlo'lor work with him the .22-callber pistol Is being CIU'ried out at the Midwest steel Co. Plant, East Main st., witnesses have Identified as the Pomeroy, where workers are taklag out the lundreds mwindow panes weapon that killed Brumfield . The which have long hem bt the bUDding, at leaSt lo when It Willi the defendant said he only wanted to Pari<enburg Rig and Reel, and are ooverlng the area Involved with a confront Brumfield about rumors rooMed plaMtc type material. One side of the prooess bas been he had allegedly been S!l'eadlng now lnslalllng the matlrial at the lront of that Clary was "queer" or h:lmocompleted and workers the stncture. 'The new material will be safer and mike lhe lar!J' sexu,at, and get th:lse rumors stftldure wanner, Ills reported. stopped "then and there." ~ testified tllat ~ took the n with him to the Glen..ood Inn because Bob Holley, with whom he w· . hadbeendrlnklngearlierlntheday at Anne's Lounge in Huntington, and woo had reportedly told him d I ·' 'fonlght, showers lUld thuriilerstonns. likely. Ulw ~ to 70, Chance of rain Ill pera!nt. Satumay, ra1n IU!d thunderstonns Ukely . • ' . . ,. .Ohio·L.ttery : }3. rungs, ·0 0 .~ Reds edge .Braves·in 0 .iff ·~· .. < • ,. Thursday. October 2, 198e ~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · . ' , the rwnors. had said Brumfield carried a gun and was explosive. From the witness stand, Clary testified he had told Holley upon leaving the Humlllgton bar that he S'hluld'go to the .Gienoood Inn and "scare the h... " out of Brumlleld. Toward the end of his closing . argument; Prosecuting Attorney Damon B. Morgan told the jury that' Clary's clalin that the shooting was. accidental, that the gun discharged when Brum!leld's left hand hlt his rlght hand thatwasholdlngthegun, did not "fit" the evidence. "He (Clary) got angiy," Morgan sald. "Hehadmallcelnhlsheart!or Barney Brumlteld. "Buck Clary did what he set w tto · do, he stopped th:lse rumors dead.' ' Morgan continued, "Bu,ck Clary did too many things that nlgbtnotto have Intended to shoot and kill Barney Brum!leld. "It- was no accident," he added after summarizing the events of Jan. 14 as descrltoed by witnesses who testified during the trtal. "He wants (the rumor) stopped oow, 'then and there.' He took the eans with him to stop It 'then and ,' and he used that gun to stop It,. • n and there,'" -Morgan said. " ( III'Y) said at Anile's Lounge heshou theGl~nwoodlnnto confront B lteld) and by the time he .got me (to Lesage). he · was going," gan srud. the prosecUting alto added that . Clary's reaction edlately lotlowing the shooting a ~es the tnc!Qent was not an acct . ' Clary testified, Morgan thejury,thlllilletilmedandwalked OU! of the"Dar alter the . gun discharged. He dld not, Morgan said, stay to see if Brumfield was Injured; he did not stay 1o see him slump !D the floor. Nor did he say anything that Indicated he was shocked or surprised that the gun went off, Morgan added. "Bang, he turned around, and Buck Clary's gone. Bang, he's gone," Morgan said. Morgan told the jury It would be up to them to geclde if walking Into a bar with ,a gun and shooting , someone was something that was OK to do In Mason County. , . Law provides that tile prosecut· lng attorney open' the closing sta!ement portkm of the trial with oo more than 45 minutes of arguments. Tfie defense .. is then given an hour and an half to make Its closing arguments, and the slate returns with a final 45 minute presentation. Defense attorney Don C. Kin· gery, In his .closing statement, asked the jury to keep one thing In mind during their deliberations. "What was the Intent of Buck Clary on the evening of Jan. 14, 1986"? · "Intent Is an esSelltlal element," he said . "Buck Cjary has told you what happened,'' Kingery said. "Is Buck Clary bellevatlle? That Is what you are going to have to decide. · "Unfortunately, Barney Brunifield is gone. We can:t bring Barney Brumfield bacl\.'' Kingery said, adding that lt Is also unfortunate that a third party, Bob Holley, !Did Clary something that may or may not be true about the victim. "I don't know whether Barney · Brumfield was carrying a gun. Buck Clary doesn't know whether Continued on page 10 • T b dri d d b ~:: -~u;ru~!~qentlcal"$1ate wo us vers are suspen e y :!:~~r~~~~~.:~ Mei.gs·· board during ·special-meetmg prive Warner of his right to a fair Bongard's Iawy'er, Artnlstead to return telephone c~Us. . , Warner, lonnerly a top DemoTwo school bus drivers -rere crattc Party lund·hllser, and' Bong· .suspended when the Meigs Local ard are also facing state charges ~ School District Board ot Education willful misapplication o! the bailk's met In special session Monday lunds. The two,.along with fonner evening. · Home State president David Schle· Suspended bY the board because bel, are scheduled togototrtaiNov. ' the neet Insurance carrier of the 17. , district wauld not continue to Insure The federal Indictment charges them were driver, Charles Wllll· Warner, 66, and Bongard, 45, with a iunson and Minnie Thornton. Supt. · scheme to defraud Home State Dan E. Morris saki that the carrier depositors· and debenture holders, ·..Qf the district's oeet Insurance the Ohio Depos!t-Gtiaranty Furxl wouldnotconttnuetolnsurethetwo and the Ohio Department o! drivers and thus, the suspension by Conunetce's Djv'l$kln r1 Savings lhC board. Both drivers are curand 'Loan. · . · rentlyo,nslckleavei:JutwUlremaln Wamer and Bongard caused \ ,suspended upon tile completion of Home State to transfer assets' the leaves untU they can be Insured derived :rom depositors' funds to' by the carrier. Supt. Mortis said ESM In order. to obtain lor Home ·that the carrterwDl oot Insure a bus State funds and otiEr benefits · driver who has two accidents tn the fraudulently generated ~ ESM. • · last three years. The two would again be Insurable when the records do oot show two accidents over the previous tliree year time span, Morris reports . . Preceding the open business meeting, board membets, Dick Vaughan, Bob Barton, Roher! Snowden and Larcy Rupe, met In executive session to discuss personnel, negotiations, finances and pending litigation. . In other matters, the board .adopted permanent appropflalk!riS for the fiscal year, July 1, 1986 to June 30, 1987 with general lund expenditures totaltng'$6, 748,829 and the tOtal for all lunds In the resolution amounting to $8.443,243:00 lor the year. · The payment to Yvonne Young for se,IVIng as a reader guide for a blind student w~s reduced to $6.TI an hour and CharleS Norrts was added to the substitute teacherS uSt Fred'Baloy was given a supplemental \Dntract to serve as advisor for the high school newspaper . Granted · maternity leave was Cheryl Bally, secretary at the Rutland. Elementary School. Professional leave :Nas given .to Carol Crow to attend an Ohio Teachers Forum In Columbus; 10 Martha Vennarl and John R.edoVtan, gut: dance pel'liOMel, to attend a financial alde and articulation conference In Mar ietta. Transportation arrangements were made for three more Sllldents to attend the Gallla Christ~ School at Cheshire making a total ~ ilur ""'v to atlend tbat school. t . ) �·• .- • .' ; ,. Friday, October 3..198. '. \ €oJnmenta .' ..- < .l.' .~,· ... '•I • " . m . Me8nwhile, in·Portugal Court Street • DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb - ts:m~ ~._,_, ..,.....,r::::J,-=- ~v ROBERT L. WINGE'rr Publisher PAT-WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOll HOEFUCH General Mana11er DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The United Press In ternational, Inland Dally Press Association an_d the American Newspaper Publlshe~s Association. ·, • LETTERS OF OPINION arE' welcome. They shoukl be Jess than Dl words long. All letters aresubjPCt to edltl~& and 1111st ~ ·signed with name, addreSs and telephon e number. No unslgne:l letters will be published . Letters should be In good taste-. ;J.ddrPSsing Issues , not personalities. .The Lighter Side . ' . ' Especially if y»u . c~ll long distance ByDICK~T · r . ·~ LISBON - The prime minister rnent nowadays can be like 30 Salazar, took command. He ruled looks,_a little Hke; ljlld sound~ a percent ol the stock of CBS;· I.e., forl!l(er; ruled, In fact, until his woole Jot llke, Montgomery Clift: undisputed controL So, Cavaco strok~ In 191il and ruled In fancy thiil, .._ uttle 5crawn~1handsome, stlva ,[s the boss, and he is far after that when, tiJJugh he did not white-toothed, slightly oblique In- removed from what he used to be, know hjs right handlrom lis left, he manner, courteous - through one · which · was a profe~sor of walked about his quarters Issuing knows that if .the ~d ' Guys · economfcs. . ha:Uuc(natory orders to army, navy, suddenly show·up, he will berome a Now you ·are entitled to wonCier air nrce and colonies·~s tiJJugh he fusillade at a moment's notice. In Just what- it Is tha( .professors ol were Napoleon wal1dng up ljlld !act, he became a big _deal In ·· economics teach their students at 'Portugese· politiCs when suddenly Portuguese universities. Not a down one rl his chanrell-aries. "He would everyM!ere be corislderoo a he-got up and gave a·speech -why, whole Jot that is useful, one Is great 6tatesman," Cavaro Silva a speeeh Pericles wtluld have been entitled to conclude if one looks at l')lmlnates, "if only he had retired In proud- to deliver. 'There Is a little economic deportment In Portugal the middle '50s." vagueness about what exactly he during the past generation or so. Salazar left a legacy of security said, which is roughly the hypnotic Reml!mher that in PortUgal, fort he ·from the wild anard!y .that l"'epower of powerful speeches. first ll years of the century, King Anyway, before you ,knew ·it. Qia!)s was pn, the t.!u-one. There ceded . his takeover, but It was Anlbal Antonio Cavaco SUva lound were regicides and suicides and siJJrt-Hved, and the long burning fuse was the Portuguese t!>lonles In himself a year ago PJ:Ime minister mutinies and Inflation. Economic Africa. and Mozambique ofPortugal,anddlrectlycommand- life was Hke the -roulette wbeels in couldn't Angola resist, the antl-colllnlallst lng a mere 30 percent ol the seats In the:riopular Portuguese resorts. the ParUament, but ll percent of What then happened wa~ that a tide, and by t~ time they were freed from rule by the Portuguese, the seats In the Portugese Parlia- sober, ascetic . Inteilectual, Antonio . tiJ be enslaved by black Ma~lsts, · ' · .the Portug\.~ carne cloSe to l~g oot only their colonies but also their free'&m. In 1975, Pm;tugal ·came as close..•as any Wester.n ·European country ever has come to be taken over by Marxists with very ~im , countenance_.· · That threat is decisively over now, but the.oconomic rost rl,li has been very heavy. Portugal hegan poor, and continues poor, the average wage 'at the working man · (somewhere between ~ percent and 90 P!!rcent of tiDse wiD seek work) be'lrig a buc!t and a half an IJJur. There-are huge iffipediments . to ylgorous economic moverpent tn . ·•. Portugal. First has bet!h the l"'epost~s tax 'mte of Ill percentplus. That Is being r€duped by . Cavaco Sliva by about 10 percent, a ' hugely Important·, development, · and already shrewd .businessmen are predicting that this will mean ' greater Income to the government .. at the lower mte than It enjOyed at 'the higher rate, which mgagoo most lntelle<;tually industrious enntreprenrurs in the art not of production, b~t Qf tax evasion. · WASHINGTON (UPI) -AJapanesejewelerandanAmericanmessage center have joined forces 1o produce wristwatches that let the \"earers know wwhen they are wanted on the telepiJJne. Maybe there are demands lor watches that page you, but 'that seeins to me only a minor step forward~ There Is rmre need ai this time, I would -think, for pages that watch you. , • The next major step may be a telepho rile answering machine you can ·st~ap on your wrist. • Suppose, for instance, you had a toothache and wanted to !J!ach your &!ntis~ who was out on the golf course. Under the old-fashioned way of dJingthlngs, you would call h!s office and S>meone would activate t~ l!eeper m his hell. Particularly If he lsaboutto putt. " . A beeping wristwatch would only be a roodest Improvement. H,e stDl would miss the putt. How must be(\fr off you both would .be if ydUr ring .were answered by-a frien~ yotce !hat said: :. "HI! This Is young Dr. ~pte. I can't talk on the phone right rowbutif, at the tone, y6y'Uleave your name and nurpber and state the natureofyoor complaint, I'll get right back to you." • Sure enough, true to his word, thedentlststq>satthe 19th IDle and listens Jo his messages. Then he cltals your number and learns you underwent an emergency tOoth extraction just five minutes ~o. . . • But the Important thing Is: His afterroon off was uninterrupted by beltllne beeping. That leaves htm trre to make real estate deals later. I can see where a combination wristwatch and answerlngmachlnecould become popular with other professions as well - an ideal gift for your (avortte doctor, marriage counselor, cltvorce ,lawyer, tax accountant or ' politician.• - "HI! This Is Dr. Fixitt of the office of Dwight, David and Eisenoower. I ·can't answer the telepiDne just now. Takeiwo asprins and call me In the morning." • Dr. Flxltt ts, of course, a marriage counselor. Would a physician leave a -reco!'ll€d message like that·? He would be inore lncllnoo to answen thusly: . · "HI! This Is Dr. FeelgoOd. I can't talk on the phone rtght now and I don't care what your ailment' is .. Just take two 'aspirins and call me in the ~ '• But most complaints have ·to do with the iooniest law ever Invented by socialism, namely that nolll<IY ' can get flred. AU of which Is a formula for ' national ll)'lpoverlshment. which is close to what happened to Portugal- a regatlve · growth rate' for three years, with Inflation at no more than ::5 percent. The economy is cllmbllng out of that ditch, the GNP growth rate reaching 3.3 percent last ~ar, Wlth · inflation down to 10 percent, which is very . good news, but accomplished wlttout the necessary eco·oomlc reforms. Some of these, !ncredibly, need. in order to be effected, nothing less than a constitutional amendment. AU In due·course, Montgomery Clift smiles seyly, looking away from hiS visitor, and ratll!r hoping that he wlllrot rrobe thetrelmlque . the !l'lme minister has In mind for bringing about these retoims. , . Not above bribery--:--__J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rso_n_&_D_a_le_Jt;_an_-A_t___ta . WASHINGTON - The CIA has learned that a Mexican Cabillet member's subordinate tired unsuccesstuUy to bribe the editors of a . Mexican news magazine to. ktll a critical story,on the Cabinet ciftclal. Informed CIA and Mexican law morning.'' . enlorrement sources tiave told \IS Your lawyer, on the other hand, could be expected to ~peak to his wiist as ·follows: they uncovered an attempt by the "HI! This is Dr. Splitem, your friendly divorce lawyer. I can't talk on the formerchlef of the F€deral'Directo· ' rate of Security, Jose Antonio phone right now. so take two aspirins and call me In the morning." ZorUJa, topaytheedttorsofProceso However, a tax accoutant might leave the following message: "HI! This Is Dr. Loophole. I can't talkoo the !Done just now but if, at the $2 million worth of pesos, witli a tone, you'll leave your name and the number of your tax shelter. I'll promise of $2 million more If they agreed to spike a story they had examine your tue as soon as· I get back to~ ciftce." , Or, a politician could take advantage of a wristwatch-recorder in this Qblalned on Zorilla's boss, Interior way: . • _ Minister Manuel Bartlett Dlaz. The story ts currently unfolding "HI! This Is Senator Klaghom, your friendly cancltdate for president.! can't talk on the phorieright now, but if, at the tone, you'llleaveyolirname for both Mexican pollee and CIA and address, I'll see,that you get a camliaign oollcitation lorm letter and agents with the publtcation In 1 Mexico City of an autobiographical are plaoed on my mautng list." • book, "The President~." by Proceso's respected publisher, Julio Scherer. As were reported recently, the book contains the full story that Proceso never (!"lilted: the 1!183 kldnapplng ol Bartlett:s teenage niece and nephew from a religious commune In Venezuela, arranged by the Interior minister as a lavor to his sister, the children's m>ther. In his book, Scherer also tells how Bartlett's minion, Zorllla, suereeded In intimidating Proceso's Editors with threais · of violenOOMexican, reporters and columnists have been threatened often In ·the past by gov.emment officials, and some have even been killed. . But Scherer cltd not relate the unsuccessful attempt at a bribe by Bartlett's emissary. Proceso's edl- tors would not comment on the matter - "especially to an Amerl· can reporter," one of them told us. Howeyer, our CIA and Mexican pollee sources said thatZprilla later braggEd to fellow pollee officials that he had gotten Proceso's editors to ktll the Bartlett story wltiJJut paying them "a single peso" of the $2 million pesos lte had In cash. It Is not established whether Barilett had authorized the bribe attempt. Bartlett Is the "Iron hand" of Berry's World President Muguel de Ia Madrid's Ca blnet - and his possible successor. In a secret profile, the CIA has thls to say about him; · · " A self-described .p0Uttcal animal, Bartlett Is probably one of , de Ia Madrid's closest advisers on dlmestlc political affairs. (He) has the ear of the president on a wide range of Issues. ... 1 "As de Ia Madrid's campaign manager and de tacto head of the (n'lling party) during 1981-82, Bartlett established control.over many rl the party mechanisms, and he cltrectoo the vote-rigging ~ratton during de Ia Madrid's election ... Bartlett·ls fr6Juent!ydescribed as a survivor." Here's how the CIA report describes the pollee force that allowed Zorilla (and Bartlett) to lttmtdate Prooeso's editors: "The m>st effective ctviliap internal security force Is the Federal Directorate of Security (DFS) , suiDrdlnate to Manuel Bartlett ... The DFS l!eldsaboutl,:olagentsat ' I • • Willuim F. B~ckley J~ • Pomeroy, Ohlo Its Mexico City headquarters and at branches in all of the slates. · "Better trained and anned thai\ other , clvUian security personnel, DFS teams ... have stepped up lnDltratlon of apjlOSttlon political groups. , . "The directorate's main atbUity Is to monitor suspected . dissidents_ and oppos(tlon groups with a view to dlscovertng and Investigating any IXJSSible subver: slve efforts. The DFS does mt · hesitate to conduct searches and ' seizures and to -detain .and . Interrogate lntllvtduals suspeeledo( . subversion." • Our CIA sources oote that the DFS - which has been renamEd ; the Federal JucltctafPoltce- also taps piJJres and otherwise harti.SSflS · · and spies on critics of the government. The agency Is also legendary for the corruption that permeates resPon- even Its ranks. · .. , . \EY· ·----------··---·--·-.1 FREE •·· Oil Change 1981 Citation .................................... 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' I, ..:............:....... $1095 · CHEAPIES • ,, .•, ' ' ' Carter . home run. helps NY ' Today in history ' Meet the Meigs Marauders I , , :! .. .,, By 1\qKE TULLY . sidelined him for a couple of ganies, Mattingly broke a 59-yel\r·old felt today. He said, 'Terrible,' and Minnesota 8-4 in 10 Innings, Detroit 'llgers 2, Brewers J leaving his average at a le;tgUe- . team record and Doug Drabek held ' ' that's good- enough for me." UPI Nll&nal Baaeba11 Writer' At Milwaukee, Jack MOITis ., ntpPect Milwaukee 2-1 and Texas Boston's Wade Boggs could win · Jeadlng .357. That means.New York Boston to three hits over 8 I-3 Mattingly doublEd and slngteil to outlasted California 10-9. scattered five hits for Ills 21sl tlie Amerlcal! League batting title first basemllil Don Mat\ingJy wm Innings Thursday night, Jeadtrig the Increase his league--leading lilt total In the National ·League, it was viciOJ~ and Lou. Whitaker stole • ·· sitting down_. · need . an overwhelming finish to Yankees to a 6-1 victory over' the - to 232, surpassing Earle Combs' l!ome, leadhig tli> Tigers. Morris, Houston' 2, San Francisco 1 in 10 ' Boggs's InjurEd hamstring has take the title. Red Sox. Mattingly went 2 lor 4 to club mark of 2:U set In 19Z7. The Innings; New York 8, Montreal 2; 21·8, is t>O in his iastelght startsand -. --< remain at .350 and nreds a.Hor-7 double was his 52nd of the season, Cinctnnatl6, Atlanta 4tn J3innlngs; • 14-2 over his last 18 ou tings. Pete ' --. surge to piiss Boggs. tying Lou Gehrig's team record. Vuckovich, who has an ERA of 3.00, and Pittsburgh 5, St.: louis 1. • "People may think we're protect"Those are . tWo long-standing fell to 2-4. ) lng him (Boggs), but we're not; It's records,'' Yankees Manager Lou . White Sox 8, Twins 4 legitimate," said Boston Manag~f Pinellasaid. "He'sjustanootstandAt Minnesota, . John Cangelosi Rangers 10, i\ngel~ 9 · : John McNamara, whose team tng competitor and yciu can't say walked with the bases baded and At Texas, Scott Fletchercappedp cUnchEd·· the AL East title a .week · enough about what he's done." Tim Hulett added a thiee.run 5 for 6 nlghl with a game-w lnnin~ ago. "We are.not going to fool with . · ·• penple getting hurt at this time In Drabek, 7-8, walked seven and double to spark a lo~r-run lOth, double in the bottom .ol tb? ninth, rallying lhe Rangers. Greg 1-farrfl; tire season. I asked Wade how he struck out a. career-high six'. The leading the , While Sox. right-hander allowed only a tJ:ilrd- Thigpen, the fourth of five C cago pitched one-third or "" iruilng to pitchers, Improved to 2- Neal impi'Ove to 10:8. Gary Lucas feUto lnnlng RBI triple by Spike Owen Heaton, 7-15, pitched 9 1-3 nings 4-1. and two ninth-Inning hits - a and took tb? loss. · ' oouble by Pat Dodson and a single '. by Dave Henderson. , Dave Righetti recorded the last r...:,.....:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ _..:.. out to register hiS 44th save, one off · the major-league season record shared by Dan Quisenberry and Bruce Sutter. Bruce Hurst, 13-8, suffered the ' Joss alter going :;co In September. By UnlteQ' Press International Gary Carter hit a three-run · , In other games, Chicago doMied ' ' IDmer and drove In four runS and Darryl Strawberry added a two-run blast Thursday night to power the New YorR Mets to an 8-2 victory ' I CLIP"and SAVE I over the Montreal Expos .. I Dwight Gqoden, 17-6, allo\l'ed four hits over eight Inning!! belore I being lifted lor a plnch ,hitter. He I DONNIE BECKER MIKE Bt\Rl'RUM • walked four and- struck out seven, I 6-1, 15Z-Pound 6-5, 280-Pound making him the first pitcher in II . SenlorEnd Junlcir QB major-league hlstocy to strtke out I 200 or more batters 'In each of his I first three seasons. I Cartet's · 23rd , homer, In the I WITH eighth: came a'fter a W~lk to len 2 dr. stal)dard. I .. ' Dykstra and an lnfleld single by I Keith Hernandez and gave New • I W~n ~ ·z1 . York an 8-2 lead. The home run I Looks and runs good. Auto., aw mileage. · gave -Carter l02 runs baited In, I -making him the fti'st player In club I history to surpass 100 RBI tn two Auto., PB, PS. Air. • separate seasons. Strawberry cleared the center ~ Held fence wtth his 26th home run In 4 cyl. 2 Dr., H( Runs good. the fourth after Hernandez doubled to give the Mets a J.1Jead. 6 cyl. 8 cyl. 2 dr ., HT, V-6, auto., PB, PS. . " In other games, Houston, edged San Francisco 2-1 In 10 innings, Price includes {for engines with ; . ~· -·· electronic ignition .) Pittsburgh crushed St. Louis 5C1 and •lnstaU Mopar Champion spark Cincinnati outlasted Atlanta &-4 in plugs 13 Innings. •Adjust idle speed At San Francisco, Blll Doran •Set timing homered to lead off the lOth inning •Inspect emissions control system JAMml SAVAGE · Runs rough. Auto., PB, PS. __ MIKE HARPER and Mike Scott flirted with his Standard ignition· vehicles equipped iHI W.J:'ound wtth greater than 2-bbl carb.uetors, 5-7, 146-Pound second no-hitter In as many starts, Sophomore WB sl~t ly high~r . . Freshman TB giving the Astros a oomeback 2 dr., HT. Nice car. ----,----~-------------;"-----; victory. Scott, who no-hit the Giants Oil 'up to S Orts. ,;. Sept. ::5, was perfect for 51·3 innings ~.,.,.,., and allowed ro hits Into the seventh. . Filter Footnote: ZorUJa has disappeared and is believed lobe living in Spain . .- RIGA, Latvia - I have just ods, a number of Chatauquans come. Is the wlndJw opening-up a little returnee from stx days In Riga, made critical relerences to Issues In Something strange Is going on tn in Russia? Perhaps. f oon' tknow. I where I served as a member of a Arrertca - the use of drugs, for the Soviet Union. Their · foreign do know that In age <1 'IV, VCRs, delegation engaged _In a dialogue example. But no memher of the policy hasn't chan~d since Gorha· audio cassettes and international : between Russians and Americans. Soviet "public" voloed criticism <1 chev took over. They stU! murder radio, It's ~ttlng harrer for the ' The conference was sponsored ·on anything In Russia. In fact, oomeof Afghan children. They are still Russians to keep the Hd clamped :. our side by the Chatauqua Society their "typical" Latvians were repressive In lernally. But oome oown . It may mean 9omethlng, and the. Eisenhower Institute. experts brought in from Moscow. new cracks may be appearing in perhaps a great deal, one of @se. We left America when Nick The rest were basically hand· !be Information curtain. day~ . . . ' • Daniloff had been released !rom picked organization types from jaU, but only to the custody of the Latvia . U.S. ambassador. Some American After a while the American delegates, most ~V,~tably . Jeane delegates began teasing the Soviet · Kirkpatrick and Richard Perle, felt audience asldng them to say just tlie best way to show outrage over ·one little thing wrong with Russia." · > •. DanUoff was to boycott the conferOut side was better prepared, ence. I and some others tiJJught tt Our statements were us4ally writ· • better to show some outrage by ten wt and ttought rut. Most of the coming here to express 11. I thin_ k Russian speechhes were ofHhe-~ • t'0 11116b',NEA. Inc 9- ~ . both positions are responsible. cuff and boilerplate rhetoric. · I I can only offer a blurol thoughts. They wanted to talk alxiut arms "I don't know which is worse - bad weather The two delegations were housed control (veryteclmlcal), the neEd to '·' ' or 8 b!JmPfr crop/?" together In the best hotel in Riga . avoid war (agreed), and the need We ate all our meals together. The for peoples oo both sides tO he old pros of the diplomatic corps friends, goOd close friends, just like often swapped rumors about who at this friendly conferenre. · i ' ., was up and who was down In their My opinion of the shrewdness of • ~ departments. The _. professional oor adversaries has gone down. In .. friendship people talkeq about many ca~es they sound like plain ·' conference logistics. The Jtl;t of us · fools. Their top delegate carefully Today Is Friday, .Oct. 3, the Z76th day of 198> wltb 89 to follow. made small talk. Evenings a nne ex)ialned'that the BerUn Wall was ·' . The moon Is new. troupe of musicians gave concerts, rea Dy bull! to keep West Germany ' There Is no morning star. " .joining Latvian performers. . fl'om Invading East Germany! His ' ' The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. During the day, the delegates · proof that LaMa was part of the Those born on this date are under til! sign of Ubra. They include waged verbal combat. My sense ts Soviet Union was that the delegates • .;,. novelists 'Thomas Wolfe In 1900 and Gore Vidal in 1925 (age 6)), poltttcal .that the Americans were often on flew there In a Soviet plane with cartoonist Herblock (Herbert Block) In 1919 (age fl), and rock 'n' rofi . the otfenslv~. ·Every American Soviet visas. \' slngter Chubby ''The Twist" Checker In 1941 (age-Ci). ' speaker hit on the DanUoff attalr. Their schedullng of the conferOn tlds date In history: · ' American speal!ers made 'the (Xlbil ence In Latvia was a blunder. It In 19Z!. Rebecca Felton, a Georgia Democrat, became the first woman that fue United States does not gave. rmre attention to the restive I' I -.to !II!I'Ve In the U.S. Senate. , I recognize that LaMa Is even a part Baltic republics than ttose little Inil9:fi, ltalJa!l dictator Benito MuilsoUni launched an attack on Ethiopia. of the Soviet Union. (It was Invaded · states have had In decapes. Young ! In 19'12, President Richard Nixon and Sovfet !1'orelgn Minister Andrei . by the Soviets In 1940 under t~ I.atvlan·Amerlcans (travel!ngwlth ·.' Gromyko signed stratEgic anns llrJ!!tatlbn agreements, putUng the ftrst tenns cttlle Nazt-Sovtet pact.) OJr the Olatauqulll)s) passEd our pills · ' "PLEASE! DON'T BRING UP THE BOTTOM · Jtlblo."ttons on tile two countries' nuclear Weapons. . . , speakers made sharp reterenres to with the. dd LaMan Gag m them. " • , LINE WHILE'('M EA TJNGI" In J9111, IRA .prisoners at Maze Prison In Belfast, Northern Ireland; : the lack of human rlllhts In Russia. · ,The heal Latvians 'were:euphoric • ' ••• Dllflng the pubfic questll!i! peri-' .- that oomeone cared enough to · ' ended a seven-month hu~r . strtke In which 10 men diEd. I .•. .c~BOggs sittiilg out AL batting ~ race with ~injUred hamstriJig . - .,, The T)aily Se~tinel ' ~ I ' ' - · -·- The Daily Sentinei-.Page-:-3 Pon')eroyOhiiJ. _·. · . . . Middkipoit. . �. • I • Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Majors C~ctand SATIONAL LE,o\GUE '"''"' York x Nc~ L Mllu.allket Billtim(lf'f' x Cnllforrua ·- 9168512- R Galkln HH (l l (Mil &I 8574535 9 Tolem' Whitmer t I I (~I ~ S1 Lout'> Mnnttl'tl Cltll'al..'O T'i I'J 68 !fl "'"' 1 lrl<'mna 1 .187 !"1 , U) \161,., '" ., ~1 \lll.lnl l ?ii Lo!. Ang!lf"' '1.-t llrw- hed dh l!.lon till!. 'i:!l' 9 ork6 Fmlon I DP!rolt 2 MIMa l.lkee l ~ll l! 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They have a lot of good people " One of the questions remaining fort he Buckeyes IS that d a running attack Last Wt'E!k against Utah, the Buckeyes rushed for Jl4yards, with tailbacks Jim Bryant and VInce Workman gaming 145 and 168 yards, respectively The 394 rush lng total was 90 yards more they had their first three games But, that was agalns~ Utah Saturday, It will be against Illinois Bruce agam will us~ IDth Bryant a 6-foot' 212-,..,und freshman and I r" Workman, a 5 foot 11, J84.pound sophomore, Ill a backfield which also will,lnclude quarterback Jtm Karsatos and fullback George Cooper Cooper sccred four touchdowns against Utah on short runs, while Karsatos completed 15 of 2l passes for 224 yards and one touchdown Missing from the offensive llne will be junior tackle Larry Kotter man, suspended for one game for "vtolatiOn of team rules. " Taking hts placE; will be Jay Shaffer, another JUnior, who wlll be makmg his first start for the Buckeyes\ &~ M lOMriXInald l VI 111 14..()1 53 , S.:..'llnd lftl 11 Gatno M111s Hawken fll 45 12 Ayt'rsvtlle ll: 13 McComb :1) 14 Bl ufflon 2'6 15 Ule l Eclgt>rton and Ll~ bon 11 I 21 CQ('h 17 Arcanum B 18 1~1 Nf'W Br!-ml'n l1 MCh ur u \, This Message and ChUn:h - ~_J - ~ ' Sl Rl. Ray R1ggs' Ph. 915-4100 Chesler MIDII.EPORT BOOK Supphes SlORE UPI Sports Writer BOSTON IUP! ) - Desptte the death of Len Btas and this summer's heavy tradmg m the NBA, Larry Bird said Thursday he believes the Boston Celt ICS will become the first team rnl6 years to repeat as champions • "I'm more excited about starting thiS season than any other,'' he satd "We definl!ely have the talent and I heheve we'll do It, I really believe thiS Will be our year " Bird, awarded Seagram's Sports Award as the league s top player for the thrrd stra1ghl year said after the presentation that the cocame dea th of the rookie from Maryland was "very mind hogglmg" I ~':;r:: bo=~~ ' Tea m Pla nt s Exxm ' Etas was a grm t basketball player with a great future, but he was with the wrong crowd, did the wrong thing, and that's the way It always turns out,'' Bird said "Some guys get away with it for three, lour or five years, and some guys it hits hard rtght away "One thing I've always said, somebody who gets mvolved m drugs thai's what It leads to I'll leave It at that. 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COmmunity, accurate IYan d fa1r IY reporte d, Wit hqut 'II any f Orm 0 f censors hip. liUrn a page an d YOU see the Writers• OpiniOnS freely expressed Without fear Veterans MT HERMON UNITED BRET,HREN ' IN CHR fST CHURCI-1 LocatGd in Texas communllv orr c1 R1 s2 Rr~ Ro1Jor1 Sanders pastor Jf'ff Holter Jay FadPr Ed Roush s unda y School supl sundav School 9 lO a m MemOrial Hospital 11 S ( Memonal Dr. mornin g worship and ehlldrPn s <hurch JO 30 am evPnln~ preaching S<'rvJce on thr second and lourth Sunda ys a1 7 :lJ p m Ch rlsllan En doavor on thr llrSI and lhlrd Su nda ys a T 7 30 p m Wt'dnesda y prav4?r mN'fin g an d Bt~J~~~ b~ 0 OF PROPHECY Pomeroy 992 -2104 foutlh SundJ\S " Oislup srn tl rJ 12 IDp m J\11 MORIAI-1 B"-P TI ~ T F'ou rth and M.nn ~ ~ Mtdd lt pm! RC'' \,i lbrr! C"r utg of repnsal Right before your eyes 1s the d~rectory II p t•1 nr Mrs F n m Baumg n dn C'I 228 W., Main St., Pomeroy Sun d:J\ Sf'hool Supt Sund <l \ Sf'hOol q 3ft ,1 104 E. MAIN ST, POMEROY of the local houses of worship, whiCh Will facilitate Locall'll on o J WJ1 ll• Road or Hlghwav m Wnr"h1pSr r>l rt Hi ~ 'i 1m 160 Pat Henson pastor Sunduv Sch ool tO Sl CCESS ROM CHURCH OF CHRIST your chOICe of a place to thank God thiS COming am ClassPS for a ll ~" Junior Church 11 Josr ph 8 H n~k m s (' \ ,t!IJ!f'h ~ l Sunda\ • am , Morning worship 11 a m Adul1 \ -H1blf' Stud v 9 ,1 m Worshi p 10.1 m Sun • Sabbath for the supreme gift of liberty; WhiCh He Choir pracTicr 6 p m Sundav Youn g Pro d 1\ C' \C'nm g sPn. tC'r h pm \\f\dn ('Sda\ TRINITY CHURCH R1'1 W H Pmin Church st'rvlcc 11 1~ am pie s Children s Ch urch and Adu !! Bible r\ r nlng SC'r\ lf'C' i p m fXI"Ior: IX<bbiP 1\Jck Sunclav ScttOO Sup1 RUTLAND CHURrn oF GOD PaSior has g1ven you through your fa1th and among other SIUdy wronPSda y at 7 30 p m PF.NTF.COS1 AL ASSEMBLY Raclno Church School9 I~ nm Worship Sm>Jr Ill 30 John Evan~ ~unday School 10 00 a, m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL :i70 Grant 124 Wtlham ll nh 1rk P·'"lor Sundav 1 m C'holr r·rhf'arsul Thrsday 7 ll p m Sundav Morning Worship ll 00 a m Chll thingS, your newspaper. Sl M!ddleporl AffiiiHT!'d wllh Soulh<>rn .....Rt 1 Schnnl Ill t.1 m Sun dJn, (1\r nlng scr \ICf' 7 undrr (tin'<'11on of Lol~ Burt drf'll s Churt"h 11 am Sunday Ev<'nlng Baptist Conv('n!lon Oa\ ld Bl"ll an Sr Ml p m \A/1-.dnPsd IV1' rliln g srn tcr i p m POMFROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA &-rvtcr i OOpm W«< 6pm Youn,gLa ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ . . . . . , . n lster Sunday School lOam Mornm g CAR P E~ TER RAPTIST Doo Chr• dl<• RFNF. Corrn Union and M.Jitx>m Rc'\ dl~ Auxlllarv wronrsd.tv .7 p m Fnm worship 11 am E v('nln ,~t worship 7 p m Thoma~ GICfl McClung pastcr Norman~ llv 1\'o-hlp Tuesday 7 30 P m CHURCH OF JES US WE'dn C'sday 1M f'ning B\blf' stud y and Supt Sun dt \ School I.J Ill <4 m Morning ,.., COMMUNITY CHURCH Orr den ;.~t 7 llpm Mf'n ~ Pr<tVN Brea kl •1s1 REORGANIZED 7 \\ o r ~ h1p 10 :\0 1 m P r 1\ ror ~rn trr ullrrn , pra yer mPPI ng p m HAZEL "" S & Supl Sundav Sehool 9 :II " m ;t\ (' Suntld\ s WrdnC'Sda\ 7 a cm 1GraC'f'1 CHRISTOFLA1TER DAY St\INTS Port BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST •·ol morning v.orship 10 lJ am ('Vmln~ sEn1Cf' 6 Rl ! '·'• 'mil- from Porlla nd Lonn Bot s 1 • 30 \1 ·' ·-~ P""IOr Sunda 1 Srhool "' SUTION- hu rth th oo " £l m land Racine Road Wlli 1..,.."mRoush pastor Rl 12'1 andCo Rd 5 Mar k"11 MIDDI EPOHl P ENT! COSTA! Third pm mid-v.ll'k Sf'rviC'f' WC'dn('Sdav 7 p.m Tom Ed' " l Harl Morntn.C! Worii> hiP'lD 4~ <~ m fir st hancd I hid r Linda Evans church school director 1t'f ~sun da\ •.-x-:hoo 1 s upt ~Pvers Harrv mHnens ~\\ t~ RC'v Clat k IJ.tkt 1 pas rm Ca rl No! (,RAC'E EPISCOPAl CHURCH ~ E 9 30 " m ._- Sundal... ~ mornJn u pr•a..l.lnn 1 1 '"' •l1l '\und 1 \~ f(' ll o~A.,.h tpd lnn('r~~o t Churchschool 930am Morn lng\l. orshlp d!k 1 g tlnf! h,lm Sund t\ S( hoo t Sup! Sundav Main S! Pomrrov Sundav MY'\ irrs Holv 10 loa.. m SundaV£>\ £'nlngs('lrvicM 7 30.. M G armc rc s s un day Sh coo 1930 am Mornn thtrd Thursdav ti 30 om ( <' u1ft'l 10 30 am WE'dnesday E'VPnln g praver 'oi. Orshlp 10 JO a m, EvPning \I. Orsh!p 7 p ~< hnn llO ,, m Y. ll h {liS ~('~ for i.l ll a ~ cs mmmuruon on ttl' firS! Suodav of l'aC'h mmth pm KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Vrrnon se- · lc~ 7 30 p m w~ d hi 7 r. ~ r n l n J! "'f'f\ tu "'S 11 h p m Wrdn c-sdav 81 and comblnrd 'Nith morn~ng r:raYf'r on the MIDDLEPORT FREEwn.L BAPT IST 01 s 1 s d8 '" '" ·"' m ount'S av wor~ p p m E ldrld~C' mlnist v.a n un 'h BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R('v Earl IJ!t ~ I U(1\ II - Ut p m Yout h " 1.' 1\ IC('S F'rl tturdd &Jtdav MornlngpraYf'l"' andsB'rm non CHURCH Corn "' Ash and Plum Ralph p C'r hi lvPr• :111 -ST PAUL LUTHER AN CH URCH School Sup! rrnc n~ :'1 am £'.ac Shuler pastor Worshlp senlc(' 930 a m Corn('r Svcamon• and Second Srs Po ' d.l ' I I ~ U'J pm 000 all othrr Sundavs d. 1~ rmnth Church School pustor SundavSchooLl am Sunda v Sunday Schoo( 10 .,..,1 "'m BlbiPStudv and m•roy Th r R•v Will ia m Ml<ldl-w"rlh FCC U SIA H I ! OWSHIP I~R MI!I St and Nur.;('JV <'afC' prOVlmi: Cofti"C' hour In 1tr Cundiff MornlnaWorshlp "11 OOa m WMnrqdav HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNlON ('ntur "' " ,' " .. • <~ pra\ er servicl' Thursdav 7 30 p m ps1or Sunda v SChool 9 "·' " a m Ctturch M1ddh POll Brot hl't Churk Mr ?hr rson Purl~ h Halltmrrcdla!r!v follow~11w:>sev1Cf' an(l ..... ""lurdav El "nm•"""IC" .. aT '"" p D h l 1 Sunday service ,__. ">Jt:"•- . -... • ,... , man ur am pas or CARLETON INTER DENOMINATION Sl'rvlcf' 11 am p ,q flt Sund I V S<'hnol 10 1 m Sunda v RJMEROY C'HURCll OF' CHRIST 212 W m 9 30 am. evening service 7 30 P m AL CHURCH KlnRsbun Road RPv Da SACRED HEART CHURCH Msgr MEIGS •'' • nln p "r't' I( f's nt ~ p m tnd Wfldn <'S da v M,IIJl St N<>UProudfoot JllSlrr BlbiC' School Prayer meeting , WednEday 1 30 P m vid. Curfman pa!;tor Sunday School 9 30 Anthorly GiannamorC' Ph 9!12 589R S<Jtu r COOPERATIVE PARISH "l' ' tr t ... 11 7 p m 9' Wl a.m Morning worship ll.:JI am Yooth BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF am Ralph Carl Sup1 Evrnin~ worship d1l\ Evl'nlng Mass ~ 30 p m Sunda y UMTED METHODIST CHURCH I\N11<)UITY B ;\PTI ~T Kr n ncth Smith mf'f'l ln_[!!; fi:OOpm EvC'nlnRwcrship 700p . CHRIST Josrph Hoskin'< pastor Bib!(' 7 00 p m Praver mee!ln~ Wednc>sday I Ma ss,~ am and 10 a m COOf('!ISIOn.. (JH' NORTHEAST CLUSTER p1 ~ t n 1 Sund t\ S<hool ll 11) 1m ch urch m. ~'l>dnc'Sda.\ niWI! ]J'ay<T m~tlng and Blblf' 0.1s~ 9:Wam Mornlnj<:Worshlp10 Wa 700pm halfhourbrfor£'ea chMass CC D classPs Rev. Don Archer sfl\llf 7 lrtpm \nU lhldl m~s h•pli 30 p sf~ 7111pm · m Evrn!ng Worship 6 30 P m Thursdav LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Vernon 11 am Sunda v Rev Roy Deeter m A1blt s1ud\ 1hu n.cil v 7 :lfl p r.cr. TilE SALVATION ARMY 11~ B~ITTIIll Blblf' Stud\ H l(l P m EldridgE' pastor Wallace Damr wood S VICTORY BAPTIST !i25 N 2nd St Rev Selden Jobu011 n ll COSPI I IICHTHO t;SE 1:11145 A\'C' Pon'lt'mv MN {)Jr.l Winlna in dlarw NEW STIVERSVTl LE COMMUNITY S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship Mlddlfl)ort James E Krl'SN" pastor ALFRED - Church School 9 30 a m Htl md Rou d Pomc-1 O\ To m KC'\I v pas ·SuOOav holiness m'f'llnj? 10 a m SUnday 8 CHURCH Sundav School sf'n lr<' 9 45 Service 10 30 am Sunday mornln ~worshlp 10 a m Evrn Worship 11 am, UMYF fi :ll p m UMW 101 0 Jn n\ I tmbpr t S S Sup! Sunda ' School If):]) am &indav Sch:x!l YP.\M 1 m Worship sen lrf' 10 30 a m HYSELL RUN HOLINE~S CH URCH lng serviN' 7 p m Wednesda y C'V £>nlng Third 1\IC'Sdii) 7 30 p m Communion moLntn J! s('t ' IC't 1! J() 'm S und t~ v I"'VC'n Elol"it' Adam~ l£1adrr i ll p m 8aJvallon E'an~llstlr Sen trl' 7l.l P m Wrdni'S Mlkl'Thompson NN H.IH'n WV IJ'.l "10! v. orshlp 1 p m Vlsllatlon Thursday 6 30 ftr s1 Sundav tAreh£'tl in,e ~rn !rf> 7 m p m r uPSdtL , md Thu N> ffi((lf[ng \ariOu.o;; sprakm and musi(' !ijX'Cials <11 v Pr,nf'r mf'f'ling 1 ~0 p m Thursd.._ Sund[l \ School at 9 :m 1 rn Morn in~ v. or pm CHESTER - Worship 9 a, m Church d t \ Sr n 11,.... 11 7 :lfl p m • Thuc·tci<l\ U :rl a m 10 2 p.m Lad!£$ Horrr ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST fornl"'rov ship ul10 {() ,1 ll1 Sund <t ' f'Vr n ln g~l'f' l( f' MORSE CHAP EL CHURCH- Cha r l£>s Srhool10 a m Blblf'Studv Thu rsda v 7p WORD OF FAITH 1l1 Mtll Si Mtdd J(I I.RallU<' l11f'!Titx>rs In <'har.Ll' all y,umrn Hun ison\ llll' Rd Rotx>rt Purtl'll mint~ Norr Is pas!Or Sund.ty School 10 a m ; m UMW Urst Thursda\ 1 p m Com 11 7 r1 p m Thur~t1.1 v Sl'J'\ 1rr s ur 7 iO p J)OI I Sundt \ m o r nm ,esf'r\ l<r lfl l~ 1m ln\1100 h 45 p m Tfnndav, Corp; Cadrt 1('1 Str\ r Stanll'V S S Sup! Bill MrEI m worship srn Ice 11 am Sundt~ v mght munlon first Sundav tArch('rl suntl l\ P\ fLn mg ~ \II Thut ~ dl\ mor nin g Cla~s j '\"oun~ PN1plf'-Bibif'l 7 l1 p.m Blbk' rm Asst Sup! Sund.n School9 30 t~ m FRF.EDOMGOSPEL MISSION at A,tld worship sen-•Jrr 7 30 pm Mldv.. cek JOPPA - Wors hlp 1q .'J) u m Church Rlbll• stuth 10 • m \V('(! nrs <tn rvrnm g Stud\1 .md Pnt\C'f mrf'llng ~mto Itt\ public WarshlpM<n lt(' lO :ll,lm F:\rnln~wor Knob locatrd on Counrv Ro1d :u RN prayN Sl'rVICl' 7 l0pm Thur~;day i !0 p m POMEROY WEl\I'SIDE CHURCH OF Sr hool 10 lll ,\ m Bible Studv Wt"dnC'sdav ship Sundu\o 7 p m andWNlnr.;:<!IV ~ P m 1 """ rrnN' Gluf'Snwa mp pi.lc,;for R(l\ 7 :lO p m t Joltbson 1 Nl W HA VF. N ( II IJ I1C H OF THE NA CHRL<:T :tl'Z1Ii Childrm ~ HOlTl' Road ICountv "T LIVING WORD CH ESTER CHURCH ;-, JOH'' ~ LUTHERAN CHURCH Pin•~ ROI!N Willford nssl pasr nr Pr~<.~ chin g LONG BQfTOM - Churrh School 9 30 ZAR F: NF. RC'' Colf'ndon Sl roud pastor Road ~~ ~ ~ Vocal mu... t< Sundav Wor . C.t nH' Thr Rr\ William M lddiN>Y<~il1h !'il'f\ icps Sund~l\' 7 :10 p m p 1 nrrm ('('tlnJ:! OF GODC.ilhr rt SpC'n(Pr pas tm i un a m Wor"'hip 1 p m B!biC' Stud\ Wl'd ~unci I\ S•'hofl llJ lO • m \\'or "'hlp scr. 1cr sihpJOam Aiblf' Siudvll .•m Worship lip. p.t s!or ChUrrh "f' l \o !CPq Ul a m Sunda\ wrontsda\ 7 :Vl p m Gar\ l.!lfflt h da\ Sthool 9 :lO 1m Morning srrvlr£' nrsda v 7 30 p m , lJMYF' Wrdn C'sda ' 1D Ill .t m ) ou1h ~ •·n lcr Sund av li 15 p m W!'dnrsd.ov Blblo Siudy 7 p.m Srh 110 JO m 10 00.1 m Sund:n f' V(In iMI!' "t~ lvtcf' 7 ()(lp 6 00 p m Commun ion F"lr"f Sunda\ m Sund t\ f'\ C'nln.cst•r, tr f•i OO n.m W«l ooADB" fiY CHURCH QF CHRf~T lr•d rr Youth ~rnups Sund.n P\ rntnJ! at m Mid " l"'rk pr• vrrsC'nl rC' Wl>dnC'Sda\ OLD DEXTER Bllli.E CHR!S'llAN RR .._ fi :\Cl p m v. lth RDI!I r ,md Violt I Wlllfot d tArcbrn nf".fil ' P1 I W'J MPN lng md Blblr Srudv OiURClf Alvin Curtis JXL~Ior Linda ~ .m ,lohn \\rl.ch t p,1s1nr Sumt,l\ Sthool 11 30 1 l••drr" Commun lnn sN\i('(' !Jr"t Sund.l \ i Pm .. 110 p m REEOSVJLL F. C'hur1 h Sc:hoolll lfl ,, Supt S~ndav School 9: J) 1m ... j'rNIChlng "(' • · H s c· • pi Mo 1 nlnc ' " ·' MT Ol!VF. COMM UNITY CHURCH ' 'n""' .-. :-.u " C'IC'h month m ..... o n m, Worship St'n !c0 11 un ' m tDP rt<'ll Nr ASF ~ F:T11 F MF:N T CHURC H Sun \1(1'!<; first um.lthlnl ~m:.la\ folkM In~ SJrvim \H <t.,. hlp HI \II 1 m WHITF: S CHAPFl WESLEYA N I a" J(IOC'f' Bu~'> h p, , ~; for M.1 x F'olmtl Sr T UPPERS PLA I ~S ST PAUl d 1' .II tf'r nf~m .., ~ 1\ H 1s a 1 .J :10 1 hu r!;da , School Youth i'TI('("Jin~ 7 llp m C'Verv Sun R !\C'I I\t ( HURCH OF THF. 1"\A? .. A CHtjRCH _ Cno l' lilt< RD Rt , Phillip Rl Supt Sundu\ ~( hoot .tnd Morn lnro: Worship Church School 9 a m \-\ o r ~ hip }0 iJ m N l'nln /.! M'r\ t('f'S ll 7 :VI 9 ~0. 1m Su ndJv t'v rnlnaspn tcP 7pm d"' RE ',..' F. Rl'\ Ll11 ' dD ( .r lmm !1 p·•s1 " o1 1lrnou1 p,1sfor Sumlav St hoo t q lO •• m ~-> B!bte Studv Tursd<t \ i :ill p m t:MW rJRST RAPT!ST CHURCH M 1 ~1m W hI ( 0 R m'norl h"Ao>rd ofChro• Yout h mrf.'tin n tnd Biblr Stud\ Wrdn rs GRAHAM UNITED METHOD!~T 1 t 1 .1ss 11 ,- • " orshlp S('n i(C' Jn 10 am B1hlt" sl ur' ~ Third Tu('SdaY 7 30 p m Communion V' P l"' tor A1 1J Mu rp h' Sund 1\ Schooi iO PrC'achln~9 30.t m fir st H nd ~ ('rond Sun 111n 1 ifr Sund.n. S('hool !I 1tl 1m Morn and v. orsh lp ~rn. tr r Wrdn rsd:J \ 7 p m dav 1 P m First Sunday tArchC'rl 1m Sundl \ f'\Pnin,e- i 311 pm Pr:n " r lnp LA Ot<.; htp lfl :10 1m N .1ngrlls11< s~'r R' 'TLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Ul\'lTE D F'AIT H CHURCH Rt 7 on Po davs of Ullil month thin! and [outth Sun CENTRAL CLUSTER m('ll lng md Al h l r~ tud' Wl'dn rs da y 7 :11 " IC(' 7 p m . _ Jone-s pa!-:10r Bill N Jchol~on '"'u ~ n mrrm B' P JSs Rrv Da ' id Wl sl'm:\ n Sr da' <'.IC'h month "orship !'ICt ' ICl'" a I 7 111 p \ Irt' -1 1~ '" P m II'-" n~fti'S d n s~n Mark Kt>v lilme~ E CorhiU p m ~ F 'r n on t" \H lcomr m W('(lnf'!i.da \ f' \(lnlngs nt 7 30 p m liBERTY C'HRJS11AN CHURC'H [)(>x du v School Supt Sundav School q 30 a m p;ts10I Mf'l\ In D1 .1kf' S S Supt Sund.t \ Rev ~tf've• Nelson Rl 1Tl AND FREE \I'll L RAPT!ST Sa !<r Woorh (' 111 pas lOt S('r.lcC's Sund av Morn In a Wor~hlp md Communio n 1o 30 a Pr.l\rr tnd Btblr Studv Sch ool !I Jfl a 111 Mornin,l! Worship 10 30 RPv Melvln Frllnklln II m St HN P<1ul T1\ IOr p 1stor Su nd;.~ \ HI n m ,1nd 7 p m WNtnPSda~ i p m m !"> Evmlng Worship 7 :lO p m Wrdnf'Sda\ SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mu lb RPv ClttnMilr s Zuni«•· lr Sl:hno1 10 1m Sun di \ C'\('n m ~7 00pm Prnvr'r Sl"'n ic(l i 10 p m .. rr n HriJ!h! " Road Poml'I'Ov I <'rn' Rt>v. Andrf"W Ruhenklna: Wc'f1ni!-.diJ\ C'V tnln g pr.1H r m('(>1in£" 7 00 RACINE FIRST BAPTIST SI<'Vr RUTLANDBIBLEMETHDD! ST Amo• • FAITH BAPTIST CHlRCH R.ol!rn 1d Bruch Pas tor Sabbath ~C'hOll l Supl'l ln ASBURY ,s,r ocust'J- WOJ;ll hlp 1\..t m pm ()(\ IH' I Pils tor Mlkl' Swlgt'r Sunday Tillis pastor SonnvHudson sup! Sunda v Sl M,1son Sun{l ivSrho nil0 ,1 m Mmn rmdl'nt Rhonrl.t Markin Sabbat h School Chu1ch School q -1~ am C'h.u gr Btblr SO U rH BE rfiEI NF.W TF.STAME N1 Sehool Supt S.und.tv ~ehool !l 30 am School ~ :lOam Morning wor~ hlp 10 : m In ~ " orshl p 11 m f , r nln g o:.rrv l<'f' n p 1 b:'gln ~ .Ill p m oo Satunl.•v \\ lth v.o rsblp Stud' , Wl'dnC'S d,, y j Ul p fn UMW firsT Mnrnrnc: v.orship 10 40 ·• m Sund.av ll m Sund.J V f'Vrnln gsc-rv lCt" 7 00 P m m Pravl'r mN tlng dnd BJbtf' Studv wru CHURCH Sll\ "' Rldg(' DuiJ nc S.vd l"'n S(lf\icr folln"(n g .11 l1r, E \C' I\OOC' "C'I f'\ (InI n ~ v. Ol'5: hlp 7 'lO p m W('(ln('Sdav 1\tt;>lHia" 7 30 p m Choll Rrh r 1rs.11 \\ rd nf'Sda y Sl'n lei.' 7 p m WM PO pro nrsd,n i p m ' s11trkrr p:.~s r n1 Sund a' Schoo l 9 ,1m r o mr Wrllnt>sda\ fi 30 pin UMW fourth Sun Worshi pS\ r vlcP 10 d m Sunda vrvC'nln ~ C'\rnlng BlbiC' "l lud v 7 J0 p m JZr.lm 9 am t'actl Sund<l ' FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rr' Nvlr RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH d.l\ ti :JO pm tNl'lsonl , ~ f1 1\ IC'I' 7 flOp m \lrrdn rsday nlght Bib!(' Bt.: RLJNGHAM COMMUNITY CHUROt RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA Bordr n p 1 stor Corn('! ius Bunr h sup! - Sl ~trr Ha rri£'11 Warner Sup! Sundil \ EN1 ERPRISE - Worship 9 am '< 1Ud\ 7 110 P m Burllngham Ro.tV Laudrrmlll pastor. RoRENE Rr' I o" C'll Ford pastor Sunda v Sund rn School 9 j() a m Sf1 f'Ond and School 9 30 • m. Mornln~ Worship IQ 4~ ' Chut'C'h SchaollO H m R!bll' ~turh Tur~ tx>tl Cozart a&~;Lc::t ant pasi ~J" Sunday School School !l :W am Worship s<'rvlt!' 10 30 • ,,m 10 am "orshlp 7 p m Wednesday 6 p m m Young proplr s SC"rvl cl' fi P m da\ 7 :JO p m UMY. First Mond11\ 7 30 POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST I v<~oo vouth m('('tlng Wrd 7pm church sent('('!) [\,lngrllstl< srrvlcr 6 30p m W(ldr.H•sda v p m UMYF Sund•n 6 p m Choir RC" HHIIPV minisll'r William Snouffrl Sun PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH II serv ice 7 p m tiC'ar s.tl 6 lOp m Wf'dn ~d.n 1Frnnkl\n 1 da\ School Sup! Sund<l \ Srhool ~ :\0 :.~ m mi!P o fl Rl 325 Rr v Brn J Walls poslor MASON CHURCll OF CHRIST, Mlllor FlATWOODS - ChurchS£ohool10 a m . Mornml! WOI ship 10 ~I ,t m Rol:w'rt S<'arlrs, S S Sup! Sunda v School St . M.1son W Vtt Eugrn(l L Con ~ cr ml Worship 11 a m Biblr Slud\ Thurs FIR.~T SOl!l'IIERN BAPTIST Po G lO a m Morn tn, A : Wor ~hlp 10 JO am nlst<'r Sund ay. Bib!(' Studv 10 a m Wor da\ 7 p m UMYF, Sunda v fi p m mC'rO\ Pik l:' E Lamar 0 B!'v.rnt pastor Sunda v evl'nln~ s«'rvicf' 7 30 p m Wed ship n am · 1'1nd'i p m Wf'Cin t?S d11\ B\bl{ t Franklin ! J,ll'k NC'f'ds Sunda\ S['hoo! Oln'1:'1or Sun nrsda v St'rv( ct'. 7 30 p m Studv voca l mu sic 7 p m FOREST RUN - Wors hip 9 am J du' School H ::10 a m Mm nln~ Worship SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill Lllllr LIBERTY AS.~EMBLY OF C'.OD O~d Olu l'<'h ~chao! 10 A M Choir practiCf' 10 4~ (1\('Min.Q \\ Orsh\p 7 00 p m tO S T I pastor SI C'V<' Lit til' S S Supt Sunda y din~ LanC' Mason W Va J N Tharkl'r 1'\IC'sda' 6 lO p m UMW ftr st Tut'Sday, & 7 :lO IE s T 1 WN!nrsda ' Pravrr Srr &hoot 10 am Morn In ~ \I:Ots!p 11 am pastor Evl' n ln~ srrvter 7 10 P m W<t 7:l0pm i N('t~on \ \'IN• 700pm tDSTI&i 30PM rE S Sundav E'\l'nlnJZ worship 7 :10 p m Prayrr men s M!n ls trv Thursda v 9 ~0 a m , HEATH (Middlrporn - Church School ' GOD WANTS IT 1HAT WAY T f Mission F t if'nd~ 1il l! f'!' 2 61 Ro\ •I mf<•llnsz and Blblrstud\ Thursda~ 7 30 p Wrdn(lsday Pr<Jvcr and Blbl r Stud~ 1 l~ ~ 30 am Mornln~ Worship JO 30 .t m It Is schooltlme again with October's deep blue skies Beauty Is Amtl;l S !i a dfll~ tbo ~s :.~g('s li 1 ~ f ,1nd Girls m YOlllh m('('tlng Wfdnesdav at 7 p m pm Yputh Group 4 p m , Wf'dn N'ida v Chu rch In Ar tlon tag~ 61~1 on WC'dnrsda\ s i p everywhere It seems !Ike just yesterday that It was FairTimewlth Choir rC'hrorul 7 p m Thursdav REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN m tDST1&7 :tOpm lEST 1 Tur sdiJ \ Pra vl'r SE.'rv lc(' 6 30 p m Blbl£1 Studv 7 ail the excitement and fun and joy that lasted lor a week There were - 383 N 2nd Av£' Mlddlrport Sund ay CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev Dav id ..J,' Is itarlon 6 ll p m p m 1Zuntga 1 School 10 a m Sunda v f'V€'nlnii:' 7 00 P m McManis pastor Sunday School9 30 am horses and canned goods and rides and food and games and displays FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bal MINERSVILLE - Worship Se" Ire 10 Mid Wf'f'k serv!cr, wro i P m Sundav morning service 11 am Sun It'' Run Road ~C'V E:mml'll Rawson p.1s and music and food and entertainment and contests and tce cold ,, m Church SChool 11 a m UMW lhl rd LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH day nl~ht service, 7 30 Wednesay p-ayE'r 101 Hund lr' Dunn sup! Sundav School Robert E MussN paslor Sunday School meeting, 7 30 p m Wrdn('Sda v 1 p m , Cho ir pra ctice Mon drrnks and food and friends and strangers and laughter and shouting 10.1 m Sunda YC''l'ninR sl'rvlrC' 7 30pm d.1v 7 lOp m iNel!;onJ 9 :J0 a m Paul Mussrr supt Mornln~ FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Letart and food and quilts and pictures and sheep and pet shows and so 1 Hlblrl«Hhln g 7 «t pm Thursda\ PEARL CHAPEL -l'{orshlp Ser~ l<o 9 v. orshlp 10 30 am Sundav rvrning "C'r w va, Rt 1 James LI'Wis pastor Wor ' SYRAfl SF. MISSION ChC'rrv St Sv many thrngs to see and do and such good things to eat a m Church School 11 a m UMW S<o VI<'C' 7 p m mid Wl"'(lk S£'rvlcl' Wrdn<'S ship services 9 :11 a m.c.. Sunday Schoolll r 1 c u ~ ~(' f\ j(I(IS 10 u m SurMav Evrnln~ rond T\J('Sday 7 30 p m UMYF last dav 7 p m a m , Evenln~ worship 7 30 p m Tuesday The qune school Yellow buses, shouting kids, lonely dogs and "<'1"\ I' rs SundiJV,md W~n rsdu v U1 7lXJ,P Tul'sday 7•l) pm tRubrnklnfiU SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA <OIIage prayPr m ..Ting and Bible SIUdy mothers at home hearing only silence and t ll!n noiSy ktds back hom~ m POMEROY -Church Sehool 9 l~ a m ZAREl'lE Rrv Gl('nn McMillan pastor ,9 30 am Worship service Wednesday MIDDI EPORT CHURCH OF' C HRI ~T Mal') Jantct' l..av(lnik'r Sunday Schoo l 7 30 p m Worship 10 30 a m Choir rrhrarsal with homework and a hollow spot needing a cookie or two and a glass IN CHRISTIAN UNION Ro1 Kellh Eblin Wrdn~d a \ 730 pm UMW <;: N;Ond Sppl Sunda1 School 9 30 a m Morning OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH of milk Leaves begtn to rum and the sun settrng ea rlier With lights pus tot Sund.l\ School 9 30 u m WudC' 1\ll'sday 7 30p m UMYf Sundav 6p m " wor.-;h!p 10 30 am EvangrllsticsPrvtce, Walnur and Henry St s Ravenswood W H.•vm~ 1 supt Mornin,A; WorshiP 10 3(1 a glowing around the neighborhood and we are a family agam !Corbmt 6 p m Prav('r and PralsC' W«<nesda y 7p va Thr RPv Gt'on;:e C WE'Irlck pas! or m Sunda v ('\('fling §I" I'\ I«' 7 :10 p m ROCK SPR! NGS - Churrh SchOOl ~ 15 Yout h mN!ttn~ 7 pm S.mday SChool 9 30 a m, Sunday worship m Happy thoughts, aren't these God's gift to mankind, His creatton Wf'd~ da\ Pl,l\t'r Mrf't(np: 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN 11 am a m Worship 10 a m Bibi P Study Wf'd In His own lmage., We smUe1 may even laugh but certainly enjoy MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD nN~day 7 ll p m UMYF 1Scnlors1 ~un CHRIST Eld en R Blakr paSior Sunday CALVARYBIBLECHURCH localed on Roll In [' Rr\ Jami"!i s au errlrld pa~tor these thoughts and actions. I'imow some penple think God does not dav 5 p m tJunlorsl rwrv oth C>r Sun School 10 am, Garv Reed Lav l~adcr Pomeroy Piht' County Road 25 ncur F lat Ff('('m.ln Williams Supr Su ndav School dav ti p m !Franklin\ Mornlnf!' S(>rmon 11 am , Sunday night woods Rev Blackwood pastor Services want happy, laughing faces on children a adults They think religion 9 -15 a m Sundav and Wrdnrsda\ ('Vl'n RUTLAND - Churth Schoo l 9 45 a m M~rvlcl'S Chr istian EndC'avor 7 30 pm onSundayatlO JOam and? 30pm wllh in p: ~ rrvl(l'S 7 p m and God must be sour and sober and oh so serious These people will Warsh ip 10 lO a m UMW 1Even In ~ ClM Sung Sl•rvlc£> 8 p m Prl'achln!l8 :() pm SundaySchool9 30a m BlbiP Study Wed MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST ell'! S('('Ond Wrdn('sda v 7 30 p m , UMW Mid week prayer m ee tln~ WEdnesday. 1 nesday, 7 30 p m not be In Heaven They wdn't like It there Heaven will be a happy Corn('r Sixth and Palml'r Earl Edrn Pas tAfl('rnoon Clrcl('l sf'ro nd Thu r sdav 1 p ' pm FAITHFELLOMIUPCRUSADE FOR place. Remember Jesus at the wedding at Cana' A happy time to r Bob Park1•r S S Sup! CathY Rlgj;ts m (Rubc>nkin~tl ; HEMLOCH GROVE CHRISTIAN Ro~ CHRIST, Sl Rl 338 Anl~ully Rev Asst Sup! Sundav School 9 15 a.in Jesus at 12 going to Jerusalem, his first passover. the temple ~nd 'ail SALEM CENTER -Church Schoo110a f'r Watson paslor Cr1mson Pratt, Sunday Franklin Dickens pastor Sunda y morn Mo1nlnR Worship 10 15 a m !;undav m Worship 9 45 a m IRub<>ilktng l the family and friends .. a happy time. The children who were School Supt Morning Worship 9 30 am • lng 10 am, Sunday evming 7 30 p m E\ C'nlng s('rvlcr 7 p m Pra vrr mrf'ling SNOWVILLE - Worship, ~ 30 am Sunday School 10 30 am , Evening ser Thursday evenlnj<: 7 JJ p m brought to Jesus, happy smiling faces, Jesus' lnend Lazarus, the and BlbiC' Studv WC'dnrsdav l'VC'nln~ 7 p Olu1rh SchOOl 10 a m !RuJXtnklngl vlco 7 30 p m sriVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP m Chlldrl'n s choir pracllr C' Wf'dnt.'S little gtrl ol12, the widow woman's only son , all were rmsed from MT UNION BAPTIST Donald Shue, TIST CHURCH Paslor Rob!>rl Byers SOUI'RERN CLU~TER d.t v i p m , Adult choir practice WNI A pastor, Joe Sayre Sunday School Supt Sunday School10 am, Worship service 11 death . happy times Rev Roaer Grace '"'pm Rndlo prO,A;ram WMPO Su ndav Sunday SChool 9 4~ am , Evmlng war a m , Sunday evening serv ice 7 30 P m ' Rfw Pl\ul McGuire R::J0.1m • Heaven Is going to be Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, the first ship 6 lJ p m, Prayer Meet in~ . 6;30 p m Wednesday evening service 1 30 p.m APP! E GROVE- CHu rch Srhool 9 00 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CllRIST day If schoolfalrtlme, Halloween, the4thof July and the joy of alit he WednPSday INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH 1 m Wor!oi hlp TO 00 a m r fir st and 1hlrd 5th and M.lin AI Hartson mlnl~t« Mlkf' TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCll OF Inc 1 Pearl St M1<1dleporl Rev 0 Dell seasons wrapped lntoooe. God wants ustobe happy,lo en)oy llfeand Sundl \" 1 UMWSC'<'ondTu()Sda v 7:\0p CoC'rlaC'h, Sunda v Srhool SuJ>f'rlntcndl'nt CHRfST Dave Prentice. minister Deryl • Manlfy, pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m serve Him with happy smiling faces. So let's enjoy remembering m Pra\f'r mC'<'Iing WcdnC'Sdi.l\ 7 p m Blbi(l School9 30 u m Morn In~ Worship Wtlls., Supt Chu rch School 9 am, War Morning worship 10 30 am Evening ,c; r.trr l : 10 :lO Am E\t:'nln ~ Worship 7 00 p m ship Servlcr 9 4!i p m worship 7 XI p m Tuesday 12 30 p m Wo hack a few weeks and enjoy today with the Harvest Moon oo bright BETHAN''i - Wors hip ~a m Olurrh ~ Wcdn~dav 7 OO ·~:,m Prayrr m('('tlna CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· men's PrayPr meellng Wednesday, 7 00 and the Autumn trees and the orchard fruits and the beauty all ~h oo l 10 n m Sibil' Study WC'dnN~day , M!DDI EPORT CHURCH OF TilE NA RENE Rev Herbert Gra1e, pastor P m Prayer and Praise service 10 ,, m Dorcas Wom£'n s Fe llowship, around: Be happy, God wants It that way. Enjoy each day, God " ' ZARENE Co pa~tor~ Re~ Charlrs Covlr Frank Rltrle, supl Sunday SchOOl 9 30 8 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST AP<E Wrdncsdav•ll am rMcGu lrl') · •" .md Rrv Nancy CO\ 1(1 Bill W~lt(' Sunday m , WQI'Shlp servict, 11 a m and 7 p m TOLIC -VanZandt and W.l.rd Rd Elder wants It that way. Tell others about whoChrtst Is arid the glad news School Supt Sund.tv School 9· 30 am CARMEL - Church School 9 :Ill a m SJnday Wednesday, 7 p m Prayer meet· James Miller. pastor SUnday School. He brought to all mankind. Spread the joy you know and have frotn W or~hlp 10 45 a m second and Fo"rth Morn in~ Worship 10 :m a m , Evangellstlr ing 10 30 am Worship service, Sunday, 7 30 Sundays FC'IIO\\ ~ hlp dlnn('r \l.lth Sullon mN'tlng 7 00 p m WOOn(lfldav. 7 00 p m God. Spread It to young and old alike. Why? God wants It that way . LAUREL CLIFF FREE METIDDIST p m · Bible Study, Wedneodoy 7•30 p m Pravrr m(l('fln~ th!rd,ThursdHv 6 30 p m tMrGutrrJ CHURCH David Bell paotor Roberl E POMEROY WE~LEYAN HOLINESS, 1· That's why It takes oo few muscles In wr face to smile and so many EAST LETART - Churrh School9a m ' UNITED PIIE!IBYTERIAN MINL'II'Rl' Barton, Director of Chrlstlaq Education: Harrisonville Road Rev Dewey King, more to fro\vn God has given us the beauty all around ln·flutumn, Worship 10 am sN'Ond and fourth Sun OF MEIGS COUNTY Sieve Eblin, assittant Sunday School9 30 pastor, CltntOO Faulk, Sunday School R<v 11oo 1 dav!; UMW first Tutsdav. 7 ll p m a m , Morning worship ¥) 30 am Teens Supt Sunday School 9 XI a m rnomlng Winter, Spring, and summer and all the happy times we share at the IGra(.'('J HARRISONVILLE PRE!lBYTERIAN InAction, 6p m , EvenlngWorshlp, 7 30d worship 11 am , Sunday evening service Fair, at school, at borne, and yes, everywhere Enjoy life and smile, LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am \ CHURCH - Sundav Worship SE'rviC'E•s m. Wednesday eveninR prayer and Bib1~ 7.30 p m Prayer Meeting, Wednesday. Church School 10 a m (Grac<' ) 9100 a m Church Schooll0. 15 a m God wants It that way. - Pastor WIIBa,m Mlddleswarth, Meigs study, 7• JO p m Choir practice, Thursda y 7; 00 p.m MORNINGSTAR.- Worshll) , 9 45a m , f 7 p.m MIDDl.EPORT PRE!lBYTERIAN SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD County Lutherans. Church School, 10 30 a m lllble Study SundaY School, 9 am Church S(>JVICt', DEXTER CHURCll OF CHRIST non Penleroslal Worship servl"" Sunday 10 15a m Wednesday !0 00 a m. !McGuire I Charles Ruuell Sr , mlnlaler Rick M.a 10 am , Sunday School ll a m Evening tlAL:JNt; W~SLb:Y AN - tllurch Srriool SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRE!lBY comber, supt Sunday School 9.30 am.. worship service 7 00 p m Wednesday 10 a m Worship 1l a m , UMW fouf'l h Mon TERIAN - Sunday School , 10 am Wors~lp sen: lee 10 30 am Bible study, •prayer meeting 7 00 p m &';' a r---------------------i MORNING GLORIES S'IJI !G, 1!186 >22 (Kni!:hll 199500 Complete 811• Foot Dish System lsi high lndv gamp, JunE> Hawkins a)2 2nd lndv ~arne Phytl ~ CUne 192 3rd ltl!<h !ndv J~"ame. Sandy Folrm'r 187 1st high lndv SKYUNE BOWLING LAN Ell Team Buy This Satellite And Get ·a 34995 VHS ~ gh Elec trtc Motor Rachel Whitctl.u lr lll: #2 Marily n Brw n.lng 507 Cochran s Exxon Sheila Marhrnv 333 ll5 Vonda Jorda n -lll Rutland Mine Supply Alma Peterson 191 Albaroon Inc Bcss!P Fields 435 a!! Janet Goblr ~ Plants Exxm Ha7.el Marcum. 513 Gtovol nnl s Cindy Jont>s, 476 Jor Caln At!Y Bev HoudashE'It (subl 565, 2-12:tame Splits Comcr1C'd Karrie Stcptv>n.~~lO 7 pins Vonda Jordan 4-710 pins ' Saturday's Games Kyger Creek at Symmes VaUey ' Belpre at Vmton County Center Moses Malone was the key in a trade ' between the Philadelphia 76ers and Washing ton Center Jack Slkma went from Seattle to the Bucks He noted that Phlladelphla "has so many player-s coming and going, that If they don't rome together quickly, they mtght never be able to" "2-2101 216 11Pr,l{' Count\• 01<1<'•1 l"lomt 992-5141 challen~s YOU ARE HOLDING A SYMBOL OF FREEDOM IN YOUR HANDS FRANCIS FLORIST FUNJRAL HOME shington Bullets and Milwaukee Bucks pose the most formidable ' truth " 264 S. 2nd, Middleport "I thought we d have a great shot at repeatmg last time (after the 1984 champiOnship)," he said "But Y\>U ve got to be mentally prepared and playing great basketball going into the season Probably l"ierybody t hlnks wecan'tdo 1t, but til! key lor us IS to avoid a major mjury." The last time a team won <;onsecutlve titles was Boston m 1968-69 with Blll Russell corhing and playmg center Brrd says Ihe remodeled Wa· \ ( 1 Listed· On ThiS Page. TEAFORD REALTY P. J. PAULEY, . AGENT The Interested \ \ COOER, INC. John F FuiiJ, Mgr i PhPomeroy Church & OfiiCe GIFTS 99 M11t St. Middleport "Serving Families" By FREDERICK WATERllfAfl: ,..._ . w .7-fXr.ERifNCE JHE JOY Of RELIG10N r Bird optimistic about repeat chances The Daily Sentinei--,Page-5 Po:"'ffY-Midd!eport, O~io w Rawlings-Coots-Blower Laudon 17 19 Twin VaDr} Sou th H 20 Ilk>! Coootton Valk'y and ~ Friday. Octobei' 3. 1986 , Homehte H opcw~U 1K) 1S.OJ 211 170 119 8 TUfm C.a lven 1\ 1 r5-0l ll h OHSAA piii \'Oif division~ nrst pia('(' lOll'S an d v.ort IO!il n:otor ds m pml'nthrsrSI (Ja.....,AAA Tr lllll l'olnt" I Cal1Too M cKlnl!'~ !I I 4161 6 --{11 llJ 1 1115 IllS Olmsted Falls and Brvan U each 111 Pt1 GB liOl - 124 Second l8l COLu~mus 1UPII T his ll('flk s \Jnltt'd Pn.--ss ln t ~ rnut kmal Ohio Hll!h School Board ot Cnac.N:>s football rJrin,gs ru~ tn Orrville (fill (l l 15-01 Ide ) JroliOn iWl !31 IH) ~ Urbana lffil 121 15-0l 5 Cals DeSa~ /lll ll !i!Hll 1111>1 Louis\1Ue Aqlllna! and O:llumbus Hankoy !11 J0 E'¥'h 14 AVJn Zl IS Uma Bath 20 16 Gat11eld Heights n:tniiY 19 n Ll~ Valley 17 18 Olali{lin FaUs Kenston 1J 19 Elyrta Cattnllc 12 aJ 11\e l Tlmrnv\Jie S:oertdan Prep ratings All tnlot Jt Hou~lo n nt~< hf ...... a an ~ H n 1 7 l<tpm TJ:>II\ 1114 121 at Ball imo!'!' 1Mr.Grr Chic a~ at Mlnrx>SOta ".tn F r o~nr~-.:"(1 at l OS Angt:'INi H} l nlll d J>r,.,.!> Toronto Saturdf\V " Gumt.'!i . _ Mllwuukl'e atl orontn l"ew Yor k at Boston Df'lmlt ~ ~ IJ.a !I JITIOI"(> Su ..tttlr .u CIC"> J:>land Kans.a.• Cl! ~ al OWtland ork al tt rnna<trlph.ia i l'i p m <1-121 at Kunsas cu, !I.Ribrandt lJ.Il l a1 OakLand t A mfu ~1 r }2-{)J 10 :fi p m San D11 gu ll (J r.: ln nm l ~1tml r'l ~ ~ f'gman ~ n~ CIC\.l'lar (t al Pohili 232 fl 5 l t ~ l ~ 1105p m Chlt:~~o Dotson 10 11:11 at Mmrrsota iSmltll son 12 14 8 L'i p.m Cal!!Oinla I M('(asldll 1';' 9) at TJ:>X.1S (Witt 10.9 J 8l'ipm 0]1'1.1 11-'>1 1l5p m \to ni t'al 1M ulm<7 '1-1:>1 ,11 Ptuladt'lphl H IG)(II;..'>\.!121 ~ l"> PIJ;l s.~n 0\t'gQ \\ o1 na ! \ 1 atC1ncmnati tPO\ol r '++> ti ll pm \~I tnl.i fl;\du 17 u Hous1on 1R> :.n 11 1l ~ hp m ~m F I .lilt 1~ '0 1Doo ns 3-l ..tt La!> Ang~ Irs \ \ f'll h~ t2 !0 0:-. pm ~un1a, :. G IUI It"' !:.1 1 uu~~ .tt Ch .:: ''-'U l'1 tl .;ht IJ!h tll\r-... \ 1117 ! (tie) Bf.n?a and ~korea Midpark TMm I CAPE \til l ~11 1 141 rh r ou::o IJ.Z IM MJ!an ~ 12 II T!!'!JS 10 C..ll!orru a ~ Frld&,.' '10 Gwneti 1TN ksbu rv t4-Fil,al Bosto n 1 ~d l ti-IO J 7l'i pm Milwauki>f' I :Jlpm F un~i<'l \ j&hrom 14 71 York !I Montn al l C'ln<'ln i\Jtl 1:1 ,\tl.mt 1~ l l trtrltrlf:!" PmsllUrJ.!h; S1 Louis 1 t"'rld !l.,.\ "(;amt"' !\f'\1 .,. ~ Austintown Fltr h 31 14 Clnt'lnnall Purc.'t'll Marian 11 15 SleubenvUi' ~~ 1 24 10 WoostH 21 11 Springfield North 18 18. Qiltioothe IS; 19 BellefOntalnP 6792~24 dtlt Tlatr.odftlo '" ~~ TtuNta,\ li Kl~ ult~ HotNo n ~ S1m F'1anclsro I 10 lnrlln.e, sr Lo w~ 1h1~h J-IG 74 85 4ffi 1~ 7'J !f.' -lSI Ill 68 91 Ql 23 ~eY. 101 83 78 Ill !4-11 10 MassillOn Washmgton (I I ('-11 ~ Second ten 11 OeYeland. Benedictine .fl 12.. Cincinnati St Xavt« l3 11 ~ llocht.'tl dM~Ion ., .. "" -• f1ancl<;«J San 01PJ;:Q 6 75&~m lli Kli.n."J!,• ( 11\J Cllk:ago M ,....,,. 5(>attk' !rJ .j().'\ 11 !)j ~ Qak\a,; IW i 4 ~t! lflt.z 1\1 10 497 26 M!~llNn 11f 7 \\.C11hlngton (II 0 1 t5-0I Tcxa~ GB lD:'i;.!600- Ph llad~~ptliJ ~s:m Pct time to get our Injured players healed and it's also helped us put UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)- The some distance between us and tbat question mark s\UI surrounding the game against Nebraska " Ohio State football team could be at , One of White's iniure<l was least pilrtlally removed Saturday quarterback Shane Lamb, who wheh the Buckeyes hOst IllinoiS In suffere<l a knee Injury against ~ the Big Ten opener for both teams Cornhuskers. Lamb, however' ~as The j3uckeyes, pre·sea~on top 10 practiced this week and White IS picks, opened the season With hopeful he will be ready to go back to-back losses tQ Alabama ~alnst the Buckeyes on' Saturday and Washlr\gton, being embaf· Ohio State Coacil Earle Bruce rassed 4().7 In Seattle by the doesn't have to-be reminded of his ~Huskies They followed with a team's costly 31-28loss a year ago last·mlnu te J.3. 10 win over Colorado at Illinois when· White's son, ChriS, and then came last week's 646 kicked a 38-yard field goal on the romp over Utah rn a game which final play of the game • proved very little. "I don't know If revenge will be a Even Illinois, a team which has factor,' ' said Bruce. "I think given Ohio State problems in recent wlnnln~ Is a factor and obviously years, may not be a good test !Gr the you want to get off to a fine start In Buckeyes the Big Ten race The. lllmt, Idle last week, show "This IS the opening B1g Ten only an opening 23-Q.wln over game," noted Bruce, "and 1! you Louisville ln their opener, following watch the ltlms d the opening game that with losses to Southern Call!'1 In any conference, teams pay hard nla (31-16) and Nebraska (5!).14 ) That's what you. expect Ill tliis "There's no question that having football game, a very hard bught a week off has helped us physl· football game cally," satd Illlnl Coach Mike "'They'(JllmoiS) are good,',' added White. "It's helped gtve us some Bruce "They execute "iJA.l and By GENE CADDES 4 C\n Mor11er !ll ~4 11 5 Gahanna Uncoln (II ~S.(h 6 Friday: October 3. 1986 OSU ·may find a":swers Saturday 81 78 511.1 14 ~ 74 1\4 -lffi 21 13 86 -&$ 221h 8) 1 nlled l'reot'i lnlernlllkHIW " • Pomeroy-Middleport. 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Banery powered #43-221 Banory lxtra Check Your Phone Book for the lladlelllaek Store 1995 Reg. 29.95 Hear TV channels 2·13 anywhere! #12·613 Banery extra or Dealer Nearest You / ·t mune reYOI~ffio creGtl from C1t1bank Payment may vary dependtng upon balance ' wm,.,..., .' ,. .. ' �.. ',. "' '· . .. '. I , ,. • ' ·Page 6 The Daily Sentinel .~·sanborn· Missionary· Society ineets ·· , Needs of the Trumbull Neighlxlr· .OOod Ministries .in Youngstown were rxlted at the re<:ent meeting o! the. B.H. .Sanoorn Missionary So·, clety held at the Middleport Flrst .Baptist Church. : ·' !t was noted that good clean used -c1ot hlng !or all ag~. drapes, towels · and . bedding are , .needed and membllrs and others of the church with things to contlibute were asked to take them to tbe church. . The World Fellowship Ottep;;g Love Gift dedlcatlon . . Gwl!tnle was announced for Sunday. June Whlte,presentedtheolferlng. Heten Klees Opened the m~tlng with a Bodlmer had the program for the ·poem,. "Just l)o Your !lest" and Dorcas Circle: Her, topic was "One Elizabeth Searles had devotions ,Step Journey" and included a quiz using the title "Yeslerday's Heart· on :'!fow's Your Journey." Sarah aches" closing with prayer. Oftlc· • ·Fowter ·read ·scripture from Luke ers'· reports were given and)t was and Edna Wt.!Son had a Bible quiz. noted that the budget committee · Re~hments were ser\led by the will report at the next meeting. ElecUiClrcle!romtablesdecorated · "Let Your Faith Grow" was the with fall !lowers provided by topic used by Janice Gibbs lor the Elizabeth Searles. ., Friday, October 3, 1.986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . ~ · ., ·,. .r · Plans for a llalloween parcy,at . the Meigs County lnflrmary on <kt. . 28 were made when the Dorcas Pfcle ci .the B. H. Sanoom,MisslonatY Socie.ty met recently at. the Middleport Flrst Baptist Church. Members will prepare trick-ortreat bags to be gtven to the residents. It was decided that the group will aitend the silver tea ri: the Cheshire Bap\tst C!m rch on Oct. 21 and then return to the meeting for the church. Sarah Fowler presided a( the ' Dorcas Circle has meeting· meeting, with hostess, · Beulah White,·presmttng devotions on lbe theme "The Power of a Minute." Offerings were taken by Janice Gibbs who had . lhe love· gill dedication and June k!oes . who · reported oo the Rio Gran<E Associ· atlln held at the church ori,Sept. J.l .FoDowing a· c)fcle of prayer Janice Gibbs presented a program on the Study theme of Southeast A'sia. Mrs. White, assisted ~Helen 13odimer, served a d~ssert course. •__._'"'"'_____,...:________;,...;.r--~---...;.;..._..;.,,........-..o....:;•·-_,._;....,...;.-._...;.__ SUPERIOR ' . FRIDAY LONG llO'ITOM :.. A square dance will be held beginning at 8 Friday evening at the Long Bottom . Conirnunlty Building. · · ·RUTLAJ'ID- A planning meet· lng for the Rutland Vi~age Halle· ween Party will be Monday, ~: 30 p.m .. at the civic center. Anyooe lnlerested in helping should attend . HARRISONVILLE- Scipio Vo- If you can't attmd andwanttohelp, PAGEVll.LE -Scipio Township lunteer Fire Department is spon- call Marcia Elliott at 7~-Z!33. Trustees wUJ m~t Friday, 7 p.m .. soring a smorgasbord Saturday. at at the township building In lhe fire department In HarrisonTt!EIDI\Y P.~gev llle. ville. Children $1. 75. Adults $3. 75. POMEROY - XI Gamma EpsDon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi GALLIPOLIS - Calvary PilSt:JNDAY · .. Sorority meets Tuesday, 7 p.m., grlrn Chapel on Ohio 143 will be In CHESTER - Uvlng Word Senior Citizens Centel'. revival Friday throughSurday Oct. Church of God In revival Sunday 12 with Evangelist Wilton Beck, through Wednesday with Rev. High Point, N.C. Services begin at Angel 'Perez. Services at 7: .Jl Hymn sintt 7:30 nightly. Everyone welcome. · nightly. RACINE -A hYmn sing lflll \Je held .Saturday, 7 p.m.. at the PT. PLEASANT - Leon AlleghSHADE - A hYmn sing wlll be Fellowship Church In fu!clne; eny Wesleyan Methodtst Church on held at the United Methodist . Singing will be the VIctory Quartet, Rt. 2 ten miles ·north of. Point Church Sunday, Oct. 5, atl:OO p.m. and Russell Spencer. Pastor Cha· Pleasant, W.Va., will be In revival Victor Quartet will be the featured rles Bush Invites the ):Aibllc. friday through Sunday Ckt. 12 with singers. The publlc is Invited. Rev. Clarence G,andee. SeiVIces RA!vival will begin at 7: 30 nightly. Everyone HEMLOCK GROVE - HoinePT. PLEASANT - Revival welcOme. combig will be ol>;erved at the services at Davies Grove Baptist Hemlock Grove Christian Church Church (back of Point Pleasant), SATURDAY Sunday with rromlnifl";'hiP at bllgan Monday and will continue PORTLAND - The annual fal l 9:00 .a.m. followed basket through Sunday. Singing by tl)e c~mlval of the Portland Elemen· dinner at 12:00 p.m. Featured McDaniel Trlo will be featured tary School Will be held from 5 to 9 during the afterman program Thursday night: p.m. Saturday at the school. Food which sutrts at 1:00 p.m. will be serving will begin at 5 ·p.m . and gospel singer, JaMie Belinda . Revival !ialetl ' blghllghting the evening's actlvtttes CHESTER - The Living Word will be the crowning of a king and EAST MEIGS ~ South Bethel Church ri: God, Chester, will hold a queen, with special music by the NewTesUiment Church will hlld.lls revival Sunday through Wednes· Southern Local Show Cholr and the annual homecoming SUnday. day, ·7:00 p.m, with Rev. Angel Clrcle D. Wranglers. Dinner will be held at 12 ooon with Perez. Perez was a former drug --"'!""" an afterooon service .from 1 to 3 addict and was converted through , POnTLAND ,...;, Hazel Commun· p.m. Presenting music will be the mtnlsttY of "Teen Challenge." tty Church, on Rt. 124 between '"Saved" and Sabrlna S:oJeman. He later becarne·chaplaln of Teen Portland and ~Long Bottom, Is . Challenge of Greater Cleveland. having a hymn sing Saturday MONDAY Spreial singing will be featured ev.,lng starting at 7:30 p.m. The IErART FALLS - Letart 'Ibwn· each night, Including the Golden group Saved wm be featured. ship Trustees meet Monday, 7 p.m., Chords of Belmont, W.Va., on · j;:veryone welcome. at IDwn haD. 5\Jnday. Pastor Gilbert Spencer '. . extmds an Invitation lor the PJbltc RACINE - Fellowship Church, EAST MEIGS - Orange Town- 10 attend. · Racine.,. is havtn'g a hymn sin& shipTrusteesmeetMonday, Sp.m., ·Saturday, 7 p.m., with tl)e V1ctbl')'- at the home rt Clerk [))rothy Cornmumon Quartet and Russell Spencer s ing· Callaway. • POMEROY - The observance ri lng. Publlc welcome. -~ world wide communion wil be held EAST MEIGS - Eastern High Sunday during the morning•war· :. PORTLAND - Hazel Commun· Sclxlol student body Is sponsoring a shtp service at Trinity Church, itY Church, Portland, is havelng a blood drive Monday. 10 a.m. to 2 Pomeroy. On Oct: 12 the Rev. eymn sing Saturday, 7:00 p.m., p.m., at the high school. Evel)"one · Harold Hess will be tie guest ·with singing by the group Saved. urged to attend. speaker at the morning service. Evel)"one welcome. The Rev. Hess pastored the FederPOMEROY - Meigs High ated Church, now _Trinity, during' · HARRISONVILLE - A smor- School Band BooSters will meet the early 1~'s. Following the gasbord will be held at the Sclpkl Monday in the band room. The momtng services, a C3f!Y·In lunch fire House In Harrisonville Satur· bOosters are continuing their alumi- wlll be held. day from 4 to 7 p.m. The charge is num can and RC hlttle cap drives. $3.75 for adults and $1.75 tbr Anyone wishing to donate or Revival 'Children. The Scipio Township, nredlng Information may call GALLIPOUS Calvary PilVoluntEer Fire Department is !B'l-3158. grim Chapel Chu,rcb on Ohio 143 will sjJonsorlng the dinner. be il revival Friday through Oct. 12. Services with Evangelist Wilton Beck will begin at 7: 00 nightly. Rev. l)ewey King welcomes the public. --- - · RESOLUTION BE IT R'ESOLVED by 1he Council of 1ho , Vitlogo of Po""""y thlt , WHEREAS, in a~bm11111g on oppllanion for - . . lromtheComrqunityDovelopmont Block Gf'lf1t Ptog,.,., Tho Vitiligo . of Po""'roy is -ing • gnont to install 11r111 ran_,s at vari0u1 streets for 1he disabled and eld..ty of tho VMiogo of Po""'JOY and Meigs County. ' THAT thil resolution shall be to force ljnd effect frOm and oft« tho oorliewt period pro. vidod by tow. PASSED: Sopt. 29, 1988 APPROVED · . RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MAC) Richard o.' Seyter, Mayor ATTEST: . Jane Watton Clerk-Trees. 11013 1tc ' ' ,..,V81 llle. Further. The Fo""""' Bonk end Saving~ c.,..,.,y the right to reject any «oil bldt .,bmitted. n..thef, the above collat•al · Robett E. Buck, sons holding member~hip .. Prot>eti. Judge lena K. Neslllroad, Clerk ~1013 10 17 3tc ticketaat.tho ctoseoftho 1988 Cciunty Foir or at, tea11 II 5} calendar days before the date · ' · ' · Public Notice 3tc y.,, F11 All Ptl•tllf NH~I Pws, Olli" Suppro. . & PUBliC NOTICE FAIR BOARD ELECTION The annual election of the Malgs County Agriculture Society Oirecton witt be held In Loving Memory of our dear husband, father and grandfather; Albert Pettit, who passed away Oct. ACCENT Stationtty, Magnetic Signs, Rvbblf Stamps, lu1inns Farms, Copy StnktS, Elc. 255 Mill St., Middllflort 104 Mulbfrry Aw., Pomeroy 992 ~3345 3/1/ ~n . 4. 1979.. . Days of sadness ·still come over us Tears in silence oflen flow For memory keeps you often near us. Though you passed away seven years ago. Sadly' Missed by Wife, Children and · Grandchildren. 25( ONLY •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigereiors 742·2027 •Dryers •freazars Afnr sc• . "fr•• Estimate•'' lnstalation SEPT. 29-NOY.· II rotd L. Cieri<. Rt. 1, Booc 1386, Ohio 46820, ·appointed Admlniotrator of tho - . of Roy L. Ctart.. diOOIIed.lllto of P. 0 . Box 415, Middleport, Ohio. Robon E. Buck, Proboto Judge t.ona K. N..... rood, Clerk 1101 3. 10, 17, 3tc ·c -. RACINE - ApproKimalely 4 acres ol vacant ground in the country. $1 ,500.011. NEW USTING -RACINE aose lo everythin& Cute 3 bedroom home on a.levellol. Carport, separate ubi~ room. carpeting storage bu ildin& $19.~0.011. ' : '· --~~-____;, U·nimproved Land For Sale 110 acres on ·oure · nvite Rain.bow Ridge in Chester Township. Home National . Bank RACINE, OHIO PH. 949·2210 Real Estate General Phone 1 ·161 4)-992 -3325 NEW liSTING - L~ modern horre, 39!46 ~us 2 pat~s. 2 ~ baths cenlral air and heat. range', ·relrigerai<M, disposal, rice carpelin& tami~ rm .. 3 BR. ma~er has full bath, db!. garage and landscaped lol. NEW LISTING-83 acres, m~era~. lots of tractor ~nd, 3 BR, bath. Serre bmbi!r. In Sutton. Sale pr~e 1~ . 000. NEW LISTING-46 acre in Orange. Dug well, electric and --Featuring:--lbur choice of • Boiled Shrimp, plump and tender ' • Bite-size Shrimp, barn. Hunting. minerals and a heaping pile 992·2156 •Shrimper's Feast, ·"lightly breaded and deep-fried to perfection •AOMISSION EVERl TUESOA Y12 . 50 1 • rocTOIIR ~3.. RsOAi L.: FRIDAY thro THl1 •' • Ac;cotnpanied by: · I . · Rice, onion rings orJries (or a baked potato after S.p.m.). Hot Grecian bread, lemon, and cocktail sauce. Plus Shoney's all-you-care-to-eat Soup, Salad and Fruit Bar. Price: • ' I I \ '' When: Lmi'cl:i and Dinner Where: • HONE! • --An1erica's Dinner Tab • 'OO"IIIG SOC*! 'IN SEARCH OF TH£ GOt.O!N SKY" . e·=~===-- TRY OUR WEEKEND' BREAKFAST BAR 13.79 OPEN TIL ~ P.M. olher bld gs. Sale price ' $30000 • ' ' ' ' · lARGE & NICE: lg. lam ily rm. wrth woodburning !replace unrt. 3 lovely bedrooms, 3 bolhs, one 011 each IIJor, t~ INing· t~ dining nice modern . krtchen, garage in basement and I~ lol· almost klvel. Sakl price $~.000. RACINE-{;orner lot wrth db!. garage, 6 · rm. horre, lull basemen!, bat~ coal lurnace and 2 porches. Near Ihe bank. · Sa kl price $24,000. lOll ACRES-Minerat, 2 JliiS· oil welt, some okl bklgs., lols ol young liees. lots ol bottom, 2 woter taps, near Rockspr~gs. Just off lour lane 33. Sakl pr<e $40.000 ' 20 ACRES-Lovely 14!70 mobikl home: 3 BR, I\Obalhs, range, relngeralor. sundeck, colern and drilled well near PtHtland. Sale price $27.~0. NFAR MIDDLEPORT- Modest 3 BR. one story home ·overkloking Rt. 7 by-pass. Lead~g Creek water and smal 1~ . sa• price $18,000. MOBILE HOME-12x65. Natu· ral gas lurnace, range, relrigeJalor. carpeting and lum!tie. Sale price $9,800. SElLING PROBI.EM7 CALl 992·332& •· Hou s tthJ rleadqu,lrlr•r s ' ' , ,, l ...:- . Howanl 1:. WrlteHI I A LARGE~modern home in a· good neig rhood. Up lo live bedrooms, c - on approximately one acre lot in the Riggs Crest Sulxtivi· sion . Approx. 9 yri. old with 2 baths. Many olher nice features. HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL IN MIDDLEPORT - l'h story older home lhal needs work. Nice level lot J.4 bed· rooms. two car garage. DfSCRAMILERS WITH SYSTEM PURCHASE - $365 I!ESCIAMBLEI ALONE '315 !HERE ARE 11111 APPROX. 10,0 UNSCRAMBLED c:ltANNilS RADIATOR WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH Naw lamtion: 161 North Sl<ond Midditport, Ohio 45760 •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GtBSDll REFRIGERA10R *SAI!LmE SALES & SERVICE SAlES & SERVICE We I••• Ahll Tlt11tt Sllet T"hlel•• We Carry Fishing Supplies Pay Your Cable & Phr>no Bills Hero J>~r- IUSINISS PftONE 16.141 9U-6SSO REIID!IH! ,HONE tl.t41 992-7754 IIDtlfy RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT IIOMES & GARAGES '' ~t Jeasonabtt Price1" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Authcwizeol John Deere, Mobile service Dtaltr YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE BISSELL SIDING CO. PH • 992 • 9949. V. C: YOUNG Ill PH. 94.9·28D 1 or 949-2860 No Sunday Call1 9'12-6215 or 992 -7314 Ohio Pj,m.,oy, 4·15-'86·1C S/11 / tln Garage " Alto Traita~~tiaslon PH. ~92·5682 or 992-7121 6-17 -lfc darege Sal1 12 Henkle A~~e(ott State St.) Fri. & Sat. 9-5. Girls clOthing , mfac. Vinton Baptiat Churr.h Cley St ., VintOf', Oh . Oct. Jrd & 4th, 9· 5. MoOJing Sell across from H•n· nen Tf ace High SchooL S ltur· dey , Mood1y . 9 -1 B.aby items. household items . C!!(limnry C!t~rr . LICENSEO-INSURED-CERTIFIED :1. • ·. •Cleaning lnapecjion ~ •Flue Cops lnatalled '•Chimney Rebuilding 'TOTAL FIREPI ACE. AN D . .\, 1 1, 1,;': · t \ I i.-' 1 , ,, fl , I ' ' .. CHIMNc"Y ~ WORK" IND~nUAI STAtiLESS'STEEL l~ERS tiSUIANCE WOIIII I 11\" t , lf ( dl Ii i ' ""' 304 . 773 _560• . Five F amity Yard Sat•. October 4th, 8:30AM • ? Quihs, clothn lbeby. chiklr.,. achiltt), mille. Rt. 141. 1 mi. · GalllpoMI. long haired kiHans. 7330. :.:~l,;;-~;d.3)4.in.l2 Family Yerd Sofa, lair cond . A Salol 1 15Saklrday 721 Second ve ,, - . 2408 . ~;;;;;:-;;:;.;L,:;;;-J(j;:;i71-l M~nlight 8111 Oct. 2, ~. 4. Kittens. pen lynx. IPM . 10PM . Bldw•ll Rodn., ·· :5~15:2::.·----,----:--.---:- 1 '. Female o•t d•eltwed, IP 304-176-1918 . . ~-,:1 lfll· Rd in Bkl'vaM . Antlqu•. tool,, clothllu;,, gllllwlre. .:.:,:_::__:____ __--:1 Yard r:•• ....... 2 tr. kltttn.t to 1 msiM. 1 whlt1 • brown . tl14·4o46-4027 . lqr •II 446 -?0fi2.. ,.,.,. ,, H'amsters. 304-6715-3838 . Yard Sale: Clothing. b itty c lothn, misc. items . Saturday and Sunday, oCt. 4th and 15t~ . Off New lima Rd·.ct in Rutlrln d. Fri. 1nd Su Oct. 3 and 4 . Flilniture . houaehold' item rs, clothes. 124 Union A~o~e . Pomeroy, Ohio. In bade . 8111 Oct. otth .on At. 2 :n appro• . 5 mil• out of Pt. Pleesenl. CIOthn· baby ll'ld ldu'lt, •x•rcllt mtchlnl, 3) g tllon acqu erium; misc . hems. Rain or lhlne. ..:..____,,-----:-- Verd ~hie ; Mondey Oct, 6 {1 dey Oflly) Ste'i'e and Wanda Eblin, 41000 laurel Cliff Rd . Rain cancels. ·" ....... Pomlirov........... Middleport ·& Vicinity ..................,............... Geraga Sala: Oct 2· 3·4. F01.1r family . Mtin St. Rutlend. Hookt , -canning jars, home blue) pl..,ta, clothet, MtCurrier and lves pattem diahes. kitctl., were, other item•. Oct . 2,3, and 4 from 9a.m. to fip.m. 789 Maple St. Middleport. Rain cancels. Bam sale Oct . 1 .2.3 . off 124 between Long ·aottom, Por· tland , Junkins Wells RIO. !, Smith Ridge, EdQ ar Brewar residenC8, w•tch far tign•. Antiqua wood beds, quilts, collectors items, numerou1 kinds clothes, shoes, 1 fM whatnots, bookt. dishea , sil~r war1. Rain or lltftne. 3 f amity yard s 111: S 1t. Oct. 4, 9 e.m. Numeroue baby nema. Q4 Mtk'l St. Middleport, Ohio. ~-rbUo, ...a.one Yard Sale at Woodrow fon ...'t ney' s on Bash•n·Keno Rd. Thurs .. Fr L, and Sat. Oct . ~2 rKt. 3td. end 4th. 614-949 -2827 • (Jaregti Sale Fri. & Sat. 9 till? 114 ICineon Drive 4 hmlly. Oct. 3rd arid 4th .~ 10:00 -5:00. 208 S. Second Av. . . Mlddle'pon . Mens . wornens, childrens clothing, winter coats, curtains, 2 bicyclis, old perfume bottles, dishes, Jew•lry .· lowest prices. '""" ==------ ·to~ Second house past Chuf'Gh at Rockaprings on old 33 . Oct. 3, 4,8 . 9:00 to 4 :00. Woodefl bed freme , wirlter clothes . .... , Clothing: j)aby. m 'e temlty. etc. Baby ltem1: backp ICk, walker . bathtub, tn?re. Weight bendl , alantbo •d. weigh II, electric 3 wtteeler, toya. Take 124 to Portland, Ohio Corp. sign 1o right. 1tt r.ousa on right. 614· &43· 6387 . ' FIREPLACES & WOODSTOYES Oct. 3rd erg: 4th . Salem St, . Rutland .. Khflball Pleno1 t200. Stereot. campet , men, womeA , children clothfng lf'ld b ~br itema. ' Gk'lt clothes. size 2·4 . Woodth helltrN. toys. women & men1 clothing, lott of misc . Beside Jtockyard on 160. S1turday only. 8 ·7 hold i1ems. 419 4th Ave. 3 Announcement• Firat time! Several' famiHel . Saturday , Oct. 4th. 493 Gr tQt St., Middleport . Clothing, fu ml· lure, appliencea. Re ..orlabte prices. V ard Sal8 Fri ., S at: Reesahitctl , hitches, 14" tires, baby clothes, clothing . Misc . At. 7besideCiay school. . l v... s.ro sat. Oot. 4, t 0 -3. Atl I L..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~9;;/::27ii:/ii16:=/:i:l:iimii:oi:' types of ctothing. tome houseA11110 u11 ~I! 1111! ills 3 Fmaily Yard S1le 773 Gr1nt St., Middleport . Misnt- Jrs . and mens clothing. Gold J .C . P811ny Dnpn with therm at lining. Bedqneads, m•licine c.abinet. J .C. Penny bro'Nh. dupes and winter coats. S '~t~ . Oct. 4d;\. 9· 4. · ,' 3hmllyyerdule, Ocf. a .. d~. 4th St. R ac:ine . Shields · residence. VardSaleSat. 10 ·4, 9to6. Rt. 160 Kerr oouoh, oh ,;r, do'yo•. home Int. & good clott'ting. Bob larton, Owner V ard ule: 2,3, 4 , On 564 between Cheshire and Potte't. B'edding, curtains, store eqUiPment, furniture , nice clothef. dishes, end tools. :_. Yard S 1te Oct. 4 , B. 7th . 26 Smithara St .. 10 -i' l.ota M misc. Cerport Sale 206 Kineon Dr. 511. Oct. 4, 9·? Oreuet. bikea. carult. stroller, high ch lir. gi.HI r.c:k . ' 190 MULIIIIY AVE. POMEIOY, 011. - Plumbing and electrical work (Free Eatimate&) New Home1 Built "F.ree Estimates" Middl aport . · • & Vi ciliity Ans. Crafts & Supplies. Mite . Thurs., Fri.. S 1t. Upper River Rd . near old Green Gabltl. Mi~ig an S ele 50 Neil. Microw.ve, cloth,., christm a items, baby furn ., weedeater, saw , jewelry, bedding, drap• . ASHLAND - Concrete work & Vicinity 8 am to 5pm. 88 Grape St. V erd S all out Bullville Rd in Pienta Subdlviaion. Main St. Miss America' dlshll, deprtt· slonglltS1930 and mise items. Oct. 3. 4. 6. 10-15PM . SUGAR RUN - Addons snd remodeling - Roofing and gutter work LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL . FlU DIRT IULIOI : \ 1·3-'86 tfc AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED REPAIR (H , .· Oct. 4,6. 6. Tom Grueseu rn lden ce . 1626 lincoln Hetghu . Clothe&, kni~ kn ach, ••tor1ed items, curtalnt, bedding . ' Y erd Sale Perry Township Townhous1 6 mi. S. of Rio Grande on Rt. 326 on Oct. 4 . Nice clothing and misc . items. Partt & Strvlot ' REASONABLE • RELIAIII 8·20-'lli tfn 992-3410 Henry E. Cleland, Jr. 992·6191 Jean Trussell .. ... 949·~60 Dottie Turner .... ,9!2-5692 Office ........ "" ' ... 9!2-2259 882 · 2220. Rops ~a!Mlod lor butiniU .a ~ · . counta . Fuii •Tim•. t60.Q09· tBO.OOO. Part-Time 812,000 ~ $18,000 . No nlllng, rt~~~ut busin•s. let your own hour s.. Trelning prOOJided . Call 1·1:1_2· 938 ·6870, M·F, Bam to 6p~ (Centr·al Standerd Time) . 3 F amllv. Moving Sale 81 Garfield AIM,, Saturdev & Surlday, 9-&. · 4 Famtly Sale Clothing , lurni· lure, · curtaint. bldspraeds , lovt: etc . 2 mile• from At. 36 on Bidweii-Rudney Rd . WItch for signs. Oct. 1 , 2, 3. Far111 Eq11lp111ut •AUTO & TRUCK MIDDLEPORT - 2 family unit rental. 2 story,larje lot. Good rental un it. U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVIlLE, OHIO Eiectronic .Organs *VINYL SIDING · *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULA nON MIODLEPORT - Beautiful older .colonial with all mo·, dern lealures: Including in· ground pool, lireplace, cen · tral arr, lormal drn ing room, 2 baihs, family room and SAliS & SERVICE 614-843-5248 Night . NO SUNDAY • Warned Old Radios sold '-frtre· 1940, Philco. RCA. Zenith. Crosley. Any N a.m e. Willpaylop cash for some models. 304· Oct. 2nd, 3rd. 9:30-6:00. Oct. 2034 Eestern Ava:· 4 Family 4th 8 to 12 . Antiquewallmlrror Yard Sate. Oct. 3&4 , 9·6. Blby witll ahel~o~et, trunk, wood ldt· clothes. 11ove. m atrell & box chen ttble•.canning j rus & leds. aprings . baby bed. cloth II . and yard goods. quilt pieces, elec. much more. range, motorcycle parts, 76 Chevy un . Northup PetricH Gig•ntic Verd Sale Sat. Oct. 4th, 9:00·6:00 . 3'h miles out Rt. Rold. m1ii box 112 . ' et Green Terrace Mabile GarageS 1le Sat Oct . 4th from Ho 11 Court, lot 76 . 9·4. Buck Rklge Rd .bricll house beside Scenic Hillt Nurting 2 Family GarageS sleOct. 3.4. 356 leGrende. Green Acres Ham~~ . Esercise bendl, clottllng Sub. Corner uble. 2 swivet 1nd misc . If rein canceled . ct1 airs, 11orm door. dryer, 10 spd . bike, bedding, curt 11ins, Yard Sail 6 Family Wed . lhl\f SIt Oct. 1, 2. 3, II 4. Clipper nice clothing , winter 00 ats, Mill on At. 7 . ht houae billow maternity, beby clothes like church on right . lot• of nf:IYI, misc. 1972 Pontiac . everything . We 1rr1 having the Big One! Yard Sat, A ' taw antiques. Friday & S1turday 3rd & 4th . sewing m8thioa, A110n bottles, Sunset Dr. Three houtet . nin e sc1nner. mens Womans & child · hmilles. linens, IJ!t#lads, child· ren clothing . Old 180 & Buck· rens clolhes. school cluthn, some antiques, dolls , much ridge. Rd . Thura. & Fri .. 9 -6 , misc., Cookware. toys, diahes, Fri. &: Sat. 9-5. 307 Debby bab'y items, TV's, ltOrQ' door. Drive. · large Porch Sale. Fall & wiruer Yard Sale 3rd & 4th Oct. across clothing, mens & womens, boys from Foodland on Fourth Ave. 'size 10-12. Household & llilch111 items. Toys, co"l)lete Ml of From 9 · 5PM. Maslers of the Universe, cam· large Family Y,trd Sale plete Atari aet, cartrldget & Georgn Creell Rd . 1/ 4 mila off of ri-.ore. Set. Oct. 4th. 9 :30-1136 Bulaville. Fri. & Sat., 9., 4. Stitt St 2 F 1mily Yard Sale Oct. 2, ~ . 4 . BOGGS ' New Hollonrl, lush 'Hog Form Equipment MIDDLEPORT - Fantastic home wrrh a gigantiC !amjly room wilh a beaulilul fire· place, large living room , 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths: lull ba· more. 1-13-tfc lnstalla"tion ·· Service Rt. 124, Pomeroy ilhio - 992·2196 Middleport, Ohio J.R.'s REPAIRS lYsr Antttnnas $atelli te' Sales DENNY CONGO WUL HAUL JUST CALL! POMEROY - Beaulilul view ol the Onio River', 2 stoty home with 3 bedrooms. full basement. Ill baths, 2 car garage. Atlic area and large front. sitling porch. · PAT HILL FORD 1/ l!l l trn Roger Hysell semen!, 1h acre of ground. SER~ICE We can repair and r&core radiators an~ heater cores. We can alSo acid boil and rod .out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. • . PLUMBING & HEAnNG POMEROY - Oider Hl story lrame home on a large lot. Hou se needs repaired . 3 bedrooms, bath, kitchen. ~ PLAINS, 011. SAME SYSTEM AS ABO,VE WITIIOUT IIMOTE '1,250 · · Day or THE FOLLOWING ARE RE. POSs.ESSED PROPERTIES THAifTHE OWNEI!S WANT AN OFFER ON. CALL FOR SHOWING. 1.:.,:..::__ _ _ _ __.:._ YardS ale Oct. 3 & 4. Friday 1!1 Gerage Sale Fir.tt Time 2 & 3. Saturday . Old hand tools, an· 8:30 to dark on Rt. 688, Ya mile tiques. ceremics & other. Fie I from Rodney. Baby clothes. Merket it&m.t . 9 til ?740 Fourth swing•. air conditioner, add on tent. misc. items . Pri~ ed to sell. Ave., 'G8111polls. 949·2263 CHARlES WEBER NORMAN WEIER or ., .. .,.~ 168 667·6235 667-3074 9-15 -'86 I L ____.,.!::!l;,~:.JIIIL....________"':"_____.;;.:.;;..;;;.,...I,J CHESTER - Srr 011 your screened porch and l<ew a 3.61 acre ~I dotted with abundant shade trees or relaK rn lh~ 3bedroom, I floor plan home with I'h balhs, all appli· anoos included, washer & dryer. Also a pond, storage building<ellar, woodburner. A r . . . . . .. ... . .... ... .. ..... . ... . .. . !.. 10' 2" All AlUMINUM BLACK MESH SEA BREEZE SATElliTE SYSTEMS. full Remote. IMtalltd ........ s1,650 , . Gutter1 Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting fREE ESTIMA.TES NEW liSTING - MIDDLEPORT - Stalely home on a ·good street, large lot & many features. Great locallm, great style. great des1gn. Must be seen. $42,500.00. - & Vicinity . 1UPPE~ NEW- REPAIR d GM - ~62 . ......... .......P.om·e·rov.......... . ··· 'G'a!llp·ons ......... ······G-allipolis STAR GAZER SYSTEMS. ROOFING NEW liSTING - POMEROY- River view, 1tule horre that loo~ s good. Froot sitling porch.. 3 or mor~ bed· rooms, neat kitchen &]l~rge living room. Owners writ sa· crifice al $19 . ~0.00 . ' tl59 ,230 yr. Now 805 ~ 687 - 1000 , 1111 1 . Middleport, Ohio iall.l_. POMEROY,O. 992-2259 BUSINESS O~PORTUNITY - IN MIDDLE~ORT- Nice family restaurant, all equi· men! & licenses lo operate. Building available also ready to .operate. Must be sold. Owner will negotiate. Call lor detarls. hiring . Call • . · COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAl -FREE ESJiMA TESPHONE (614) 99~-5009 SPECIAliZING IN WINOOW I DOOR REPlACE~ENT . Oltio $1&.o•o . '(atd Sa\eS PAINTING EXTERIOR 317 N. Second Just Bring your Black Walnut1 ltill in thr hull E. ll.la inl.rl.llt •.Real Estate General · CALL Monday BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. Hammons Huller C~ntor, ' GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING INTERIOR After H-ulling on Mon.·Sat." l ••·5 pm 216 E. 2nd St .. BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY I SU NDAr' · ALL SEATS $2.50 $800 NEWEll'S SUNOCO CAN BE PURCHASED DAILY ATTHE DAILY SENTINEL TIL'3 P.M. . Experienced M~i ~ S•les. Re,~~ neetled . Biise plu• comm~uio! r. CaM 304-757· 7881 , Mon.·Frt . 10·'4. ' 9-8-Jii, J mo . GG1')-.J.17 BUILDING' lost Golden Retriever, Cemp Conley erea . Reward. 3>4· 6715-1217. Larry's Carpet' Outlet I. (Wit~ Per Hundred Pounds $34.~0.00. ' 31 JACKSON PME · ItT35WEST 4-4&·4524 ,__,. Start..... nee .•••• lOST. m 1le Fe"et ort First a.ld Second St. in Point Pluunt. Brown hair with m askf ac. end bleck feet. H•ad hair thaved in bal::k. Will not bile enswlft't to the name of " Gizmo". RE· WARDII 304-1576-2639 . LARRY'S SATELLITE SALES B.LACK WALNUTS Secr•rv USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LAMP SHADES. It Pays ·To. Advertise Wanted To Buy 3000 Govern·mentt Jobs fia t. . We Also Update a~d Service PARTS and SER\i'ICE to Maigs County Probote Coull. c - •No. 25287, Ha· EACH Help W •nted Make Chrittmas 'money, ··~ell •s Percent . .call· 614-446-3368 . Most Systems PH. 992·6931 Real illo SIZE 23X30X007 11 1---,.,;--.----- Awn . M eke $20 A MONTH All Maku FENa CO..ANY · and Gradiiatton NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY , On Soptomber 26, 19B6,in FOR SALE lOST large pl){ly bi.Ck & whitl, lower At. 7 , Reccoon Rd . C1ll 614 · 448·3480 ' "' 814 · 446· 1710. Experi8fl.o td Medi-I S lie~ R.•PJ Need. B·a•e pbs 'co~mtts•on . chamels. NOW A COMPLETE 10 FT. SYSTEM FOR 915-3561 Public Notice ALUMINUM SHEETS ,)!~rVIl:l; \ l --~-~- 9 (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6i01 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 lt'l(llll'/!11 ·:I Over 100 unscrambled 54. Misc. Merchandise In Memoriam retum -tnformdon leading to where abouta of a mala Lab. lost In 0 .~. White Rd , . Call 614·446-0370 . SATELLITE IS STILL THE WAY TO GO KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE · By MUriel Bradford, 1101 31 10. 17." 3tc Icc::-::--:-:-----""'7"" lOST •100 c ..h rew~rd tor Cau•304 · "15-~ · 7881 ICUI OU.i FO~ FUiURI USE! 'Eintrgency 949-2516 Furniture, Weddilg' era qualified to vote. Petitions can ba obtained from the Fair Secretary. The Meigs Agricultural Society I !I! ..... willboootdintheoondltian~il in with no_,_ cw i"1'ied THE QUAUTY PIINT.SHOP otection of · RACINE, oHIO · Olfici~49-2438 Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE OF Monday, November 3. 1986, NOTICE lo hortby given thot APPOINTMENT . in tho Soc.rvtory's office at the Oi1 S...rday. Octublr4.1988, FIDUCIARY Grounds at Rock Springs, 1110:00o.m.,opubticsatewitl On S-mber 30, 1986, · ' ....,. . '"" from 5·9 p.m. ' bo l)lld 11105 Uni>n Avenue, Qualifications for directon11 i>l>rnoooy, Olli>, tooeltforCIIh the Maig$ County Probate Court, Cue No. 26270. Jo- •e that they must be a the folio"*'!! ootll1•ol~ • 1978 Mardi PU. 1978 seph Shnorinllry, 813 High qualified votld of Meigs AMC Motl[do.' 4 door, 198Q Street, Middleport. Ohio County and mull ha1.1e p Mercury ZOI>hior 2 door, 1980 45780. wouppolntedAdnin· mombers/1/p ticket in said Chewrolet Citation 4 <i>or. . istrator of the ... 81tate of., aociety of 1986. ·~ Candilatoo' petition, rrust 19n ~MC Gremli'l 2 cbor q», Catherine L. "SSlovorinlky. ole· OOIIed. tote of . 813 High' bo filed w~h the Secretary no 1980 VW-.. 2 ci>or. 1978 Street. Middleport. OhiO later than 6 p.m. ' Monday, C'-n>let Z28. ' . October 27, 1986. Only p,.. . The F.,... Bonk ond Soy- 45760. W8fTifrtloogovon. · 191 28; 1101 2, 3, 2 . ings Company, Pomeroy. Ohio •• the right to bid It th• llle, ond to withdraw the · cotllt•ol prior 1D lb .., medium height. S.tw~n Rio Grande & Vinton. Call 61424«5.· 5043 . thru Friday, 10\ to 4 .. v Public Notice - CALL 'CDLLECT: .. Ph. (614) 843-5425 PHONE 992-2156 · Or Wrilt Daillf Stnlinet Clm~ieO Dept . 'Public Notice 31on9.hair klttent, 9 wks. old, 2 c1IICO. 't bltck & white. Cell 014250 -0239 oftar s. We pay c 11h for I ate milo. . clean uMd .can. Jim Mink ChiJv.·Oids Inc . Bill Gemt .Johnson · 114-446-3672 LOST-Fetti•l• .d og, blond1, ,35 11 :n .aa Ill Coult St. Pomerov; Oh•o 4$76!1 Public Notice' Fem lite bleck' half TeiTh1,r goOd with kids. Cell614-246 -9124. LiCensed Clinical Audiologist z 20 yeara "Free Eltlmotu" •Industrial The Daily.Sentinel Plains Elementary School !all carnival and soup and sandwich supper on Saturday from 4:00 to 9 p.m. Comrilote Remodeling Rooiing of all Types · Worked in 'homo ritoo · •Commercial 3 kiuens bteck. 1 e•rv striped.-1 whltl mtdtum long hlir. Call 114-387-7101 . .- LISA M. KOC.H. M.S~ Complete Gutt• Work. •Residential ~ Co1111uteriied H•rilll Air SeleCtion "'olds • ln111rpreting Services · V'IIYL & ALUMIIIUM --~-- ' . SIDING CO. ,. ================.=:.======== ,.;:. .:. . :. .__ ____.:____.:___;,;,. ':·____:.____~----.:---~ Community calendar_/ area happenings --..;,.------.L.-"!!"------"'11 FREE HEARING TESI'S WEDNESOA'tS 1 EUGENE LONG Grey kitten wlthtt'rip•. about 8 weeks old, ~i.,er trained . C 1111 ~--"1&14-448-91536 . · · · · Oct. 4. B1sement full of mite. us.t tools. Stihl ch•ln nW, circular sews, rad ial errn siW, tap and die set, m•t al thetttes, mite. buildk\g m aterl1ls and electric 11 1upplies. Electric mee1alictt. Plusul\lllyerdull Items. 315.0008TUWerm Mom · lng ' Heatlt'. 133 Bunemu1. Pomeroy . •• Oct. 4 •nd 6 . Rull..,d , fhlt hou• on rN;Jht, Happy Hol~w off Naw Lim• Rd. Nlclntltr rMktence . Oct.' 2.3.4. Joh'n DlmM'ooda oncountvAd. 28 aboveEutem Hltlh Sohool. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 4ttl1 and 6th. 001'1 Lanning ret i· dlf'lce . Rt. 33 at Enterprin, Pomerov . Oiahel, furn itu re , children'• clothet end lots 'o:f miscellaneous. Sat. 9 :00-7 11i\d. Sunday 10 :30·? A lin can~:~~(j.~ • •' ~ .. ..... PfPie·asiint · ~-:: & Vi~inity -. ~ . ... .......... ·-- ·- ... - --.''" • - " .. . ... '!It ' ' Ol() ving A u le, everything VCH:t· can th in k of. Starting M ~ Sept. 22 continuoua until •li ite ms so ld. Camp bells . Jer ieft . f Road . 3 blocks lrom Ging.'\. Watch for sign I . ·~\.,: Porch Sale leon Ba den lfct'!-t Starls Sept. 30 t~ Oc t. 4 . _ ,.. Antiqu e~ . Gig entic V ud Sail, Oct. 2 1 3~ Former Powell's Berber Sh ~ GaiUpqjls Ferry. Rugt. dolli~ towel s. cu'rf llns.lemps, dishe~1 sppli anc es,; vant , Tupp81'o., Wars, dotlling, .... uters , t0J1i.1 of all kinds , aaws, • chu11J antiques, lots of Misc . , .... -·. Big Y ar'd S 1le. 22011 N. M\1ifl St. , 1nv thing you can thin £1~i O<:t. 1 .2.3,4. • .. lit ' Gari!J• S•le, Sendt'llll li}llf' Meadowbrook, Ttturt, Ftl', s rJ~~ Ceremic, oil p•int .. plcutw;, Horne lntetlor , Nlc N•cks. ~ Yard Slit. &!emily, 2 resider,;'· ces. SuH Hone Road neUl Falrgrounds. follow tlliri.•.,.} Thun, Fri. Sat. 9:00 -2:00':', Childrans ctothing. toys , lots of 1 everythlrig. ~~~~--~----- · Yatd ule~ Fri . I Stt. 202 Htab'' St . Cloth i ng , furnlun~ ,1 ,tppllencea . t • ,o • Big ,h it. 3201 Howard Avt..- 1 • to 1. Fr i. 6 Sit. Rein or •ttt ~ Lots of bergelnt. • Sat. Oct. 4th in G alllpolls Ferr3 Hou• on '"'" blnk Ntww" Beale School 1nd Gulf 1111~ ... Tum , M•rnorl.il Gardens ohto Co. Rei. 32 . 4% miles on lift. , Moving , Y•rd' Sale. 2811 Mft. Johnsons. Ocl . 1 ,2,3. 1 -Y, Fall dowtKooll DrWe. Frkhy 1nd cleaning ule. StMdly. 9;00 · 1. ., · �. I '- ' ~ ~- 11, •• · < ... --.n•t - ... ~. -. .......... Nurse• ' 44 ~ ~..8 -7112 EEO-M.F .... • JilL. dllp..,dabte eook ' Apply llteliday Inn No phone calla ~ En~etope Jt.18 Errterpr11e 3oil82 ,ft 30® Government Joba ltlt si{a .•040·S59 .Z30 vr Now Htr tnt Call 805 -687-6000 Ext A':!tft05 LMiy to hve in whh elderlv 1adv P~tient not bed hat Call 614 ~-3159 · Sales end Marllettng Person B~okkeepeer - Aocept>on>st Prtterabty 1 vearexperi.,cebut "9~ neceuary Must have own Clr Send resume to Box 731, Rac•ne. otuo AVON . """" 1ennones· coli 3p4-675· 1429 E... ~&rteno&d media sales rttpre· s taiiYitl needed Bue plus ctmm 1u 1on 30 4 767 . 7881 . Monday thru Friday 10 00 \~ Awn rerpresenuuve wanted, Jlllt ., time for exctting Chnst nfn nlea Phone 304-578 ~18 ~emblers Wanted e am up to SIO 00 per day assembling d"plty ck)wn\:. M tten el supp h~ Send stamp~ Mlf ad · dlesMd anvelope Hawkllend· mg . P 0 . Box 13493, Orlando. Fl 32869 Sam .on eta dnvekidn ey d•alv· sit p 111 ent to Hunt1ngton o c e •· sidn 11ty, for more Inform atton call :1) . . 176-3098 OUn OUt marrying a ffiY daUght"er IS • Chlf'OpfaC t Of. n I~;:=;:::=~:::;:;:::r~~~~~~~~~~~ 31 Homes for Sale 2 br, ~ltchen, bathroom, with roo m o:. •lound ~ ., room · 1··''"••rao dtn•ng room, all elee Appro~~: 7 miles from Pt PI on At &2 2 tracts appro" 1 acre more or len overloolung Kan awh a Rtver 840 000 Call 304-8765440 betwe'" 8 30 and 4·30 Log home, 3-4 br. all elec. fully c •fJ)eted , ftntthed basamllflt, Ambro11a 7 m1les lrom pt PI on At 62 C1ty w eter, paved dnveway & septtc tank, situated on 'll acre. overlooking Kanawha Rtver S60 000 C1ll 304·676-6440 between 8 30 and 4·30 Government hous1ng hom 81 00, you rep atr Also, dehnquent Ute properttes and fort· cloture propert1et For lnfD, call lrelundoble) 1-315 738 1810 ext 673 35 Lots 8t Acre age 1 ' acre 2 ctr geroge 30•30 heat. water. electric Set up for mob•le home State Route 654 Call 814·388 ·8,..7 45 Rent ols 41 Situations Wanted 1971 Elcona trailor, 12~~:86 , 2 ' bdr . furnished on rerned lot Close to town 8K18 out build tng. Call814-448 ·9965. W~t-do babytitttng In mv horna Mpnday thru Ff!dly only. No wf-kendt C~ll614 -992· 2921 wiwtted baby s1ttir\g job at evilntng C1il 1fter 4 30 p m Jd,• 882·3554 • 1~ Wanted to Do ' 2 bdt. *100 month 20 mtles out 141 to 233-Dry Ridge Rd You payutilttles Call614 4464703 mornmgs or 814-379· 2BB5 IS:-m-,:-11-3:-cbd-,...r- icn- to_w_n_n___ly decor eted. AC. *250 mo , dep. & f C 1 11 614 u8 ·• 4,. 5 9 ' no Pftl 2 L-:-,-,.-,---:_L.____ ,2 bedroom house in Middleport No pets Depo1tt and references l·r-:-eq-u;-1-red:-c-61_4_·:-99_2_·_6.:_0_18::___ 2 'bedroom home for rent Oepos1t and references re Qutred Call after 6 00 p m 614-742-2541 $a,b2,fclas44 For aale Roush Lene, Chtshire. tratlera appro~~:. VJ lcrelot.,.th porch a ttorage budding Cell 614-387-7492 3 bedroom house in HendtriOn, 304·875 7448 ~~o~ll~t:8~B;2;-2;5;B;3:;;:=== for Rent 1----------Furntthtd 2 bdr mobilehomem Crown City c 1 11 614-2666520 smlng '" mv home, call CtrolynRouth.304-n3-&414 . 2 bdr tr 1iler lor sale, furmshed Cai1614-379-2466 House cle1n111g, have referen· eel Call Val•ne 304 8754283 1973 Ame,.cen• 14K70 total electric, central atr. 12x1 2 wood utility bUltdlng on r~ted lot 18.000 C o11614-446·3400 after 6 DO N1ce 1biO 2 bdr on Rt . 35 . 2 miiH from hospit at. toward• Rodney Clt1614· 245 ·5223 or 614-US-3897 p.m a 1 by 1978 M•nstOn 14•70. total alec., 2 bdr , den with wood but'ner. AC. apph enctl, .underpmning, lerge porch. tully c tr· pete d . •• cond Call 614-256-1946 lfter 8 ' 23 :• Profession al Services ' • ater wells llrYICad and drilled Free n11m•tes C1ll 614 992 5001 .. 814 742 3147 W .... 3\ Homes for S ele G~mment homes from *1 (U"ftpllr) O.hnquenttiJC prop· ertt RepotMS•ons Call 80!5· 887-eQOO e•t GH 4562 tor ~upt.repo lilt for ule 15 rooms • bath, ap rMnt uptt lirt 3 rooms & b••.~11t•70 trliiM 3 bedroomt lR,, DR . htcorn. t700 month c.u hrlie c err 61 -2151-1148 call envt•m•. 64 Thtrd Ave . n1.000 3 ~r . air, pool, g 1r1ge. Hice Co men:ilf prop•ty. comer lot a htghw 1y front age U4t W>t~ut WI have bU\'ilrt A·One Re ElUte-Broker C1ll 30487 --)04 .. 304-874-alal Conv.n•ent locetion off Upp• Rt 7, 3 to 4 bdr FP In LR, complete kltch..,, built in die· hw11her, range. own, microw ll(e • w11hef dryer. T\l room. 1800' or 2700 dowtt I 30 r• ert fm .nc~ng •" tiltble Kvger cr-. Sctiool •46,000 ••tra land tv all1blt 114-441· 7127 Large corner lot. Countrytlrt Etutes. Ctrptted, 3 bedroom. hvtniJroo")/ FA, 1 bath g tnge· o48,r>O Coli 114-U8-1271 6 roomhouH 1.2 ec:m. Double car .u«atl Located on RoH HIH. lorgo"' o<lcocl UO.OOO Coll11,14·871· 2513 3 be4ro0m home 1 I ICret f...,-· 1985 14•&4 Man11on mobile 1 year t9,700 304-6'71·5039 efter 1!i pm · '81 Windsor 2 br lllgt liVIng room & lutchtn, 2 porehet & undarp~~nnmg . gre1tcond Murt ... 304-882-3716 34 Busifleas Buildings 749 Third Ave 1600 IQ ft. Commercial or WlrthOUtl P erh1ng ort aide. Adj aeent to third • Pint St. C •II a14· 4462312 for eppolnemtnt. a etemtnt •hop or store.te under rtore 1501 Jtflerton 81vd Alto tor nle Co atet tire changer, Htrlm Warntt burr.,er jlck. t •bit for "'c power 1 ew 304 -87&-1435 36Lots & A cr eag 11 ----------~~--· 2 09 •cr• State Route !54- Space for ·!lent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Perk. Route ;J3, North ol Pomeroy Llrgelott Clll614·992· 7479 Sp aCIOU I lr Iller loti for rent whh pl•vground 1nd picnic facilities. at F smtiy Pt-•de Mo· blleHomtPtrk, Rt 2,Gelhpohs Ferry, W V 1 304-875·3073 -~Trailer sp•ce•. small children pccepted. Rt 1, locult Road back of K & K Mobtle Homes, 304·675· 1078 49 For Lease Merchont11se 51 2 bdr., all utilities p•kl e•ctpt tltc.. lurn Of unfurn , MC depo11t required Convenient locetion C 111614·448·4778 or 114-448-4758 SWAIN AUCTION & FUANITURE 62 OliveSt., Galhpoht New&uttd wood coal stoves 5pcwoodLR tutte '399, bunk bed• t199. lntron rutiners t99, new & used bedroom •utn, rtnget wrW'Iger waahlt's, & shoa New hvingroom alitn *199· *599 lamp1, elsobuylngcoll&wooci ttoves C•H 114·441-3119. Coun1y Appl•tnce. Inc Good ultd eppllancea end TV aet 1 Opon BAM to &PM Mon 1hru Sot 614 ·U8·1699. 827 3rd Ave Gtlltp01i1, OH VaHey Fumlture. n~W~o~ A uttd Large section of qu allty fum I· ture . 12115 Eutern Ave Gllltpolta . ' LAYNE'S FURNITUAE Soflt and chtirt pncad from *39'5 to t995. Tablts $10 end up· to *1 26 Hkle· • ·bedt •390 to t59S Rtc~nert t225 to *375 . L•mpa t28 tO 1126 Dmettn •101 and up lo *496 Wood table w· l c:h a1rt $285 to 1795 Cook 1100 up to o37& Hutch• and up Sunk beds co~ leta w-m lftrfttes t295 and up to t39,5 8 •bv btdt *110 6 '176 . Manr•Mt or boll IPr'"flt full or twin tl3 htm *73, end t83 Queen set~ t225, King U&O 4 drewtr ,jhett t65 . Dre11art *19 Gun Clbinttt8,10,612gun Q,.or tlectnc range •375 . labv mal"""' *31 • 146 Btd frame. UO, UO • King fr~me *50 Good sel-.clion of btdroom II.Utll , mettl Clbtnttl, hetdbotrdl t30 •nd up to •65 1 ••oo Dr agonwvnd C1ttarv Kennel. CFA Hlmtl1y1n, Penien and Si •m•• ktnent AKC Chow pupp11e Call 114-448·38" 1fter 7PM. Used Fum1ture Wa1tler & dryer, electric range, g 11 range, wvod table& 2 bench•, btdl, dretltl', & . recliner 3 mi'" out lui •ville ' Ad Oper1 9AM to 5PM. Mon lflru S 11 111..,4-U&-032~ GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wtthen. dryers, refrigMitort. rang• Skaggs Appli1noes, 1 bedroom 1dt fur rent B 111e Upper Rhltr Rd betide Stone rent atarts *216 1 monlhthet Crest Motel 814 ....6-7398 tncludtt d uttlltltl Depoeit· ~u•ed of UOO Cant let Vii· Avocado relrtger a tor tide by I1Q1 ... tnor Apt Middleport eidt •195, refrigtfttorffostfr• 614 -992-7787 Equal Housing •no. refrfgerttor coppertone Opportunttv t1&0. refriaer11or hii'VIIt gokt Nke new •1115, w ..htr & dfyer Apartment I fol rent in Pomeroy portable t915 uc:t. . Hoover One •nd two bedrooms Cali ctrver,t95 , auto wether en. 20 814 ·992·8215. in ga• renge t76 M•vtev wnnger w11har t95 Sktggl 1 bedroom 1p1rtment upstairs Apphnc.. UPQtr Rlv•r Ad, Newty cerpetlld throughout 114·446 -7398 . Po"lyfumithed Coli 814"-992; 1::;--:---..,.----15908 New & ulld rerr1 , r angel, wethers • dryerL pc wood 1 bedroom IP1 N1ceforwor~ing L room .. lte •400. Mollohan person 402 1~ Twentyfourth8t , Fum , At 7 North, 01mpofla, Pt Plooun1. Coli 814-992 · Oh 814-448-7444 5858 . • 1- - - - - - - - - Admlrtl atove, continctut aelf 21»droom ap1nrnent for rent In clttnlng own 2 large bumtn Middleport. t 185 per month t100 Coli 114·245-8877. 1100. d-olt. Coli 814-992 1611 deya or 814-912·1713 LNingroom tuh:a UOO, dr•••r evenings 140, lnd ke.oune hnter *40 Coli 114-441· 2318 . . One bedroom unfumithed apt on Main St Pomeroy, wa .. r Good uNCI floor modtl .-rd end t~arb •t~• collec11on frH port tbl1 color 'N Md Mrvicee. 114·!192·2084. Col 114·441-1149. A1h1on buUdint lots with public w .,., rnc»W .. horntt Ptrmitttd 304 - ~71 2331 ar 304 -578 : 2287 F.,umithtd one bedroom apt, an Orttn berrel beck chelr. be ettetrlc, no pet1, re1tf'll'\ott. cond tii.OO 2107 llrdl Avo. Coli oher 4 00 PM, 304-875· phone 304· 1711· 3243 1fttr 3788 400PM Syr act.(te 1 acre buHdlng lot 1 I Household Goods bJockfrompoot MuttMII, malct oftor Coli 814·t92-3717. Wheaton Rd, 15,500. Trtdtfor JO fl or lallfer cemper, Ca" 814-388-8745 i-:-:=-:--,...------ La~ge f1rtt floor five room apartment, Ph bath, newly re·decor ated, *326 mo plut uttllttel Ref & dep requ~red Call 814-446 4425 or 4461B19 APARTMENTS. mo&Mie hbrntt, Plotcen• Ultd Fum1ture Goad houtM Pt. Pl1111nt (.nd G •HI- qu 1lhy used fumlture. Open 9 to, polio 114·448·122t . 8 Dr call for appointment 304-171-8483 atl71-14110 Two untumilhtd IPirfmtr'!tl. 4 roomt •nd btth, 5 rooma end o,...., noo.oo. br • hud · beth, Clifton, W. V, 1. 304-675- bolrd twin tilt •10 00 htra 3211 goortOOftd. 304-171-1780 lfl Momtno It" era • L""' pond 1nd .,.,d. Chllclrtna wooden ptay • ,c.,t.r, Home hll n.w lutd'l., wfth range. retr'e••tor end .di1h waahar Included. Itfully c o'1>ftod Muat .. Mtll M•• offer, CtK 114-B41·2803 . 1985 14d0 mobtle home 1 mile betow Galltpolis Oem on At, 7.1Call efter 3 00, 61 4·446· 8089 1971 14K70 Get1ysburg, 2 bdr . 2 bedroom, k1d1 no pets. 1200 2 full b tthl, porch • twnmg, 2 month plua 'utllttltt' Bulav1ll1 AC't , 111 tltc , III:C cond 8t1t Ad Coli 8U-U6·9204 offer Clll 614-266-8620 or 114-258 1502 Nice 31;Mfr LA , upando, large yard, 314 3rd Ave K1n1ug1 1977 14x70 Fairmont Bly· Coli 614·448 -7473. view 2 bedrooms, centrll air, w ather and dryer. equtpped for Nice 2 btdroommob1lehomefor woodburnar, kitchen lpphn- rent Ntlt Racine Call 814Ctl, undlfp1nmng C 111 114- 992-&158 . 9U-3555 Nice2 bedroomtrailerforr1nt tn 1973 Granville 14~~:70 , 3 bed· Cheshtrt On nice lot Call room mobtle horne Fumlthed, 304-773-&82B tet up Underpinmng Ut&O. Coli 614·!192·7479. 2 Met room mob1le home for rant. '176 00 monttt , 304· 675· MOBILE HOMES MOVED In· 4154 turlld, reeton•ble rates. C•lt 304 671 2336 2-blldroom mobile homa. furnithtd Phone 304·67& 6512 Vtctonan mob1le home U·~~:87 1ft1r 5 00 P.M. on one acre lot Glenwood 304-&76 -201 8 before 4 00 or tfter I 00 PM. 44 Apartment for Rent 1977 Mobtle horne for ule. 14~~:85 Schult%, 3 bedrooms. furnlthld with many e~etrat Can be left on renttd lot1. One bdr., untumlthed, utlhtlet paid. Call61t-441-7fl16 19.500 00 304·875-1519 home. Wve in • Mobile Homes 3 bdr . 14•70. 1280 plus 050 depot1t. lncludn w•ter a gar· bage No dnnklng. fiQhtlng, or peu CaR 414-367~7287 50 Furnished Rooms Fum1shed room Range, refrtg t115 Utlhtlet pa1d. 919 2nd G aUipol11 S1ngle male. sh tre b a ttl 446-4416 after 7 pm 2 bedroom hoult, New Heven. Unfurn1thed *155 plus dep· 42 ??. Room• for rent, d1y week month Galha Hotel Call 814 441-9580 Rent at low as •120 month. 46 • 77 All wood burning ttovea .,. t:=:~~~=:=:=:=:=:=:"l"----------~ •tack reduced to cost Swisher f "' 111 Siiil[liii:S lmplemenl Coli 814-448·· 71 Autos for sale 0475 & LIVI:)IIIC' All Snapper and MTD mowers Clestic Capric 2 dr , white body in ltock. on s ala now! Swlaher 81 Farm Equipment light, blue vinyl top, light blue Implement Call 814-446· InteriOr. power everything, AC. 0475 CROSS & SONS tilt, tepe deck, runt excellent, U.S 35 W..t, Jackson, Ohlo look1 1htrp, InUit tell Make Mixed hardwood 1labs, t12 81 4·281·6451 19 ~ M_,. o me an .ol~er. C1ll per bundle. Cont aming epproK Massey Fergu10n, New Hoi· 81• • 6 17 58 1V2 tons FOB Ohta Pallet Go, Pomeroy Oh10 Call 614-992· lend, Ruth Hog Sales 6 Serwce Over 40 t.aed tuctorstochool8 197& Ford Grm Tormo Call 8461 from • oorrplata Ime of new & 814- 448-112~. •360. equlpm~nt . Ltrgest •lee oh Helf Prtcel Fl .. hing arrow stg.ns uted tion tn S E OhiO 78 Cougar ~ P8, tilt air, 82891 Ltghted, ndn · arrow '2691 Nonhghted U291 frH ---------~ 1 1900 Coli ofrii'500814-U8lenerel Few left See loc e lly JIM'S FARM EOUIPMENT 0289 CENTER . SA 3& W. Golhpoio. 1!8001423 0183, anytime Oh10 Call 61 4· 448-9777. eve 1986 Ford 2 door Escort, 4spd 1 614· 446·3692 Up front trtc· 11r, AM·FM. new tlrtl, $2,999 Soh, love ttat, and ctt air tors With warr1nty over 40 uled John' I Auto 8 ales, 8ulaVJIIe Rd .. 0200 CeU14·992 ·6376 Gallrpotit. Oh tractort, 1000 tools Uving room su1t for uta Like Cue 600 Combmt, nit· 1980 F~tel)lfd Trans AM, low new Coli 814-!192 8623 propelled wtth 2 tte ads New mileage. an. autonutic, PS, PB, ttereo. C8, ltr, lhOCks. Free It ..dmg Buck Wood and Idee Cornptcktr-pu:ks 2-30 inch fresh corf11uter tune up excelrows Call 614 246 6822 Coal Sto11t Fneproot pad, lently m aint emed. 11kmg nerungt 1tovep1pe end triple w 111 chim 14,800 Coli 814·446-2746 ney ppe Call 814-949· 2284 No J6 John Deere coflt~ne G E gOld Wtlher and dryer sat t2DO John Deere fl•tl chopper 1972 Cornet Dodge 1 owoer. t226, G E natur•l gil *125, used 11ery Httla. *250 Ollver -1 318 motor. 8 cyl H11 67,540 13 2 cubic h upr~ght h&ezer row cornpic~er lneedt 911 ., box) 1etual mllet. P S.. P a , 1uto 8150, 14 cubic h chest type •100 1978 DttiLin Pickup Good tlr .., good condltton freezer 1100. G E wather truck ltr1n1""11lon needs 1ught *1200 Call 814-992-6868 *1 00 Eleetrlc dryer 8100 overh au I) *200 Butler Hereford Farm. can J•y 614-216-6518 For sale or trade 1917 Bulc~ 614-742 2352 . lifter IPM Century. 350 V8. auto trent minion, PS: runs good, good Milled hardwood tlabt ni NtwideaNo 323ontrowcorn tires, good c•r t976 or best per bundle Contammg appro~~: 1 Y2 tont FOB OhiO P atlat Co Picker Field re•dV Excellent offer 114 992-3323 Pomeroy Ohio Call614 -992· cund1t10n Call 114-985 3865 - - - - - - - - -or 614·916·3888 1984 Chevy Cavalier. 4 door. 6461 .• p s p a auto tuntnuiiOn, 41,000 rntlet Call 614 ·992HALF PRICE Flattllng 1rrow New and used part a for White• 3703 etgnt •28911ltghted, non-arrow Olivert, M -M. Oeutt tractors' U8911 Nonllghted 122911 Free S1dera Equtpment Co , 304- 1978 Camero 8 cyl auto lettertll Few left See locally 575-7421. Clean PS , PB , Pioneer stereo 11800)423-01 6 3. enyt1me. Ho1MI1tt c:h 11n saw tale. Supar tystem 614-992·8369 Rough lumbar *150-1000 ft , Xl AO 3 6 cu tnch engme menual and •uto oiling, 11 1~ J877 Mercury C01o191r bcel f~tewood UO· ton. Quality power tiP bev t289 00. We i lent cond1t10n. Cell after 4 00 Stone. Henderton. W V a htve over 30 good ultd 1nd 614-M5·3641 phone 304-676· 1100 rl!lbutlt uws in stock hom $75 OOto •1&0 00 Wewlllgive 1971 Old• Delta 88 Royele 4 00111 Tops, 126 00 each 304 , • free chain or elect chain 11w Eklor, hard top, lo lded, e•cel 676 -&396 sharpener with the purctlase of lent condttton C1ll 114-949 Woodburner 8600 00 Large ltf any ullld IM Ktt'fer Service 3>68 attar 6 p m. cond • 300 00 Otthw ather Centar, St Rt 87 , Leon , W Va 1980 BUick Skyt ark 4 door. •us 00. Ping pong ubte. Phone004 88&-3874 11,200.00. Coli 304 676 dreuer end mirrow $25 00 1293 • Fall niW' snd used equipment 304-676-6761 IP&ctlls One New HoU end No I 72 Ford plc~up 380 V-8, good 8 , 3 bettM forege boll w1th 1984 Oldlmobtle · F~renu, 2 cond $575 Klng -0 -He at ttndem ••• 12 tan wagon Ek!or h1tcftback, auto trans. •• wood-co el stove plus ecce•., t6.900 00. One No 8 boK with cond. tltt wheel, AM-FM ttereo, 10 ton wagon 16,500 00. One lf'llirpl phone 114·992-8114 "" 304·675·8623 Model 30 fDraoe ~wer 1,000 Ilk for lim Ewn~ngs c111 ~ Sears elr condittontr 20 000 RPM U ,IOO.OO . One uted No 304-882-3192 8 forage wegon with 10 ton ! BTU. 0300 304-676 8483 ,, runn1ng t~Ur •2.100 00 . Qne l "84 Chevy 5·10 V-6, 4 tpeed . Rem1ng1on 1100 auto shotgun used 6-717 ci•OPPtr!), 700 00 ' Pl. pb, tm·fm canette, sporty, 20 g euge Mtgnum also W1n· Ona ulld 718 chopper with 1 '1 24 ,000 n'lllts 84 900 304· chester modal 12, 12 gauge row held 13,100.00 . Onau..:~ 875 7330 modified barrel. both e~ec cond 718 with 2 raw he1d - - - - - - - - - 13,00000 Ontnew474seven ~ 1983 Chevy Camero Z-28 304-675-3244 after 5 p.m foot delJxe haybine 15,900 00 T·top, black Wlll't gold lrtm,a~ec One new 489 mne foot deluxe 1 eond Loaded With extrea 304Chr~ttm as trett T eq. now for 773-5709 Chrittmtt •12 Alto gokt prtnt h oyblno 01.9110 00 Ono Holland 302,1 .200 alurrymlCOYCh . 304 676 -6773 nu re spre 1d tr $6.100 00 . One 1972 C.mero, runt good, auto 1bove evtrage cond. Needs Bokapringt tnd m attres1. good 307 tlndtm axle slurry tome cond Car top lugg l!fll c amer 1pre1dtr 2,200 gal firm rt~rtndbodywork.l700 304-675-6427 lftlr I •111.800.00 One 353 "'llnv bu 304 675-2267 New Koll and grlnd•r mixer p.m Stove and Refrigentor, good 15.800.00 One 3151 hunchwd mixer ti.IOO oo. cond1tK1n 9·700 2311 ltnooln bu grinder Ont 1 New Holt and L·412 lllid 72 • Trucks for Sale Ave •t•r lo . . . :.3 hp •11.500 00 Of\euaed 845 New Holl1nd8IO ft round b11tr M .I!IOO 00. Two 18H Ford Ranger, tlke over 55 Building Supplies u_. 8&1 KM Hol11nd 1600 ft peym... t• Call814-446-9257 round bllers •1.800 00 uch. One ultd lobe It 610 thlrtv hp t 984 Chevy Scott~ lit. 4 whl. niW' bucket 11,1100 OO. InterHt dr. red , PS. PB, AC, t•lt, Butlding Materials Block, brick, IIWtr PIP•. Win· free fin anang on New for ega AM-FM, •u• g au enk, chrome. dows, llntel1, etc Claude Win • equ!Pmtnt until Sept. 1. 1987 rtep blrf11er lmmaeul1tt Call ten, Rto Grenda, 0. Call on hoy toolo ,.,til July 1.1987. _4_4_1·_82_1_7_._ _ _ _ __ 614-245-512t Kteftrt Service Center, St Rl tfl. Leon, W VI Phone 30.. "t974 88 Plltenger lntema~nal bua, auto 1ran1. new · Concrete blocb •lltllasyard or 891-3874 11r11, Nn• grut, •2 .000 C 111 deltvery Matonund. G1lhpohs 814-251-1393. Block Co., 123VJ Ph1e St .. Gtlhpoh•. Ohio C•ll 614·446· 82 Wanted to Buy Wrecker 68 Chevy 440 Holmes. 27B3 twlnOinSI booma, *2.000 C 111 Pole Buildings by Qu ali IV Now buving shell com or eer 814-258-1393 Build.,., Workthopt. carpor1s. com C1ll for latttt quotes antmtl thaltlra, gerega . Free River Cltv Ferm Supptv. 614- 198& Clievv c -10 t7.999 1980 Dobun 01,!199. 1980 ettlmatet Phone 614·689· 441 291S Dodge 0·50 01.999 1978 7121 . W tnted to buy Good gr 11n dnll. Chevy LUv *1 ,489 1978 011· C1n be hof1t dr.wn C1ll a~n •1 , .89 John't Auto S1las 814-258 11038 aut ovHio Ad .. Golllpoll~· Ohio. ' 56 • Pets for S ale For rent Sl~tng Rooms and light houaekeepingroom• Park Central Hotel. Call 814 448 0766 wv0 14x"-. Fatrmont Bayview 2 bdr.. ell electnt:. underpinning. new carpet. H,800 Clll614· 246-5815 W~do hand Qutltlllg 111 my ho Call614-9'9-2006 1fler . 2Crown bdr Citv. mobile home, toward Kenny 's Carryout Aokonu 11.000 Coli o11er6 00. 614 · 251·6646 or 614 ·256· 687B M1ller fuel oil fum ace 3 yr old $4&0 Coal and wood .tollt 0260 coil 614·446·2528 . Unfurn 4 roomt 6 b1th. cen trally located, no pets, ref & sec dep can 614-446· 044-t 45 2r560 I Coil 614·446·9222 Fum1shtd apt U36. Utiliti11 paid-44 1 Uli BR aher 9204th 446 7pm Gelhpoh• _ _ _ _ _..:.__ __ N1ce 2 bdr apt 4 miles from G 1ll1polis Stove, rtlrig.. I WlterfurntJhed, &210 omonth no patt CBII 614 448-8038 Helf l1br ldor • h aH Golden rttriiVer Call61•· 245-9397. Golden Retriever pupplei· 8 wks old AKC rtgtttertd Only 3 left ' l•ll mal11 •176 ud't} · to hurryllneludtt shot1. p1pera, • dog food Cell 114-286-5110 today. ~ 1982 4x4 wh•l dnve. 1.2L dietel 4 spd , lock outs Cell 814-388-8745 63 Polled It t.J;mld Hereford bull' A. I built, IPflng cahnng COWL LawrenC» Burdell Cell 814245-5181 4 horn tr all• t1 ,000. C 111 814-251·1393. For a ale· 2 Simment •I Helfer 1'h yeart old C•l 014·985· 3649 I 00 p.m. •ft.,. 6 month old Mort 1n colt For ute AKC Doberman pup· 176 00 or will trade for ceH plea red & bllclc tall docked 304 575-5781 Wormed , shots, plplf'l •5o ~ lA Sinwnent ,1 bull. I mos. okl · Coli 614·446·7796 . 304-675-8879 3 puppiM, 8 wka old HaH Pit Bull. Re ectv to go U15 00 piece 114 812-5417 everting• 114· 742-2211 dlyl. Cocker Sp eniel pups, AKC mlnllture Schnaurert CFA Pertlan Cttt, Si•m~te lcitten1 for ule. 614-982 -2t07. 71 A utoa for S ale AKC Bo•tr. flm lit, 304-071- 1911 Chevrolet Sprint ptu• I IPd tr ensmiWon, r ecUo, tiC. 2885. cond Verv low mileage. heel· Regltttf'ed Bluttk:k female 2 t...tgeamlltage Ctii814·2'S· vurs old, HI 3rd trtller on NIB lefl. HorMIIck Rd oH Cr lib 80 AMC Conc;ord DL. P oyoft creek Pe ersona •1100 AHMWtlrti, MWWI1er ,....,_ 49,000 mlloo Coli 814388-1822 . 57 Musical Instruments " Lowrey Oeme Ore en. Two RTR home ttereo tpe eker• 304812-2511 .,.,, _ _ 58 • & Fruit Veget abies H11t runner bun• Pick vour own t5.00 buthell. After 3PM, e~l mamlngt 114-448-3206 for direction a · \\aL,L'MWI"~ Ff'll<llD, c;o IT .wl5NT · eB~i~OF ' WITMOUT VOU I YOU KNOW THE N~E~ WOUL~ ' VE 1U!AliZSD MUGH t COUl.~ HEl.P PUI!'~ICITY n-115 HA~ GI\IEioJ HER~ VOU KNOW THE SHOWS I COULD HOW THE 8001< HER ON IF SHE CAME MCK TO Til~ STAT6S1 HUNGRY PEOPLI! ,,_, . TH~ WOI<~P. 1180 Chevette runs good, o700 Coll14· 211· !3t3. 67 Nova w~gon 6 cyl. 3 llld , Okl Ill om 1 c er, _. ar 1rlde for trucll. Coli 114·441-2301. ltr•t .od. 1848 ' Ford Coupe. Coil 304-571-N44 . 85 GMC truck, 43.000 actual ""'"· tKc. condition, t1.200 Coli 814·.. 8·4&33 73 Vans & 4 W.O . 1973 AMC Jup gooct cond1· tion c.n 114-446-9531 1975 f;hevy Bllztr. •2.000 or bOot offor Coli 814·..8· 2701. 1810 Ford F250 4 wheel-drive, 351, 4 IPHd. lock out hubt. o<>od condHion 13800 IU · 742-2373 oltor 4 00 pm..•.. Auto Rep air 79 8 ft slide 1n truck camper e~e cofl(l $800 Call 614 446 3063 . 81 THE' "Sc~ew~up" OpjiOI'I~ • J. ALLEY OOP Home Improvements ' W erds Trea & Scrub SerVtce Top trim & remov 111 Call 614 256 9320 .. v EEK & MEEK BASEMENT WATEAPROOFING Unconditton 11 lifet1ma gu ar en tee local reflt'ences fum11hed Free est1mates Cell collect 1-614-237 0488. day or 11ight Aogers Ba1ement Waterproofing THAn THE. WAY IT rstNA~. lHElR ' H~Y...IVHAT(M E#~ OOIIJG EV~ 'TWO~ '1HE VICTIM'S Gf;r 10 (~ OH, YOU KU))J... lH6 IJJITH YWI<Saf ? ~tRIIITOR'5 USUAL. . Evergreen•. lh ada 1St frutt trees Trte ttu,.. removal Sand 1St gravel, ltone. mulch, top toil, coal & firewood deltvered Den's Landscapes 814-446 9846 RON'S TeltVIIton Strvtce Hou• cells on RCA, Quaur GE. Sp$Chhng in Zenith Call 304-576-2398 or 614 448 2454 Fetty Tret Trimtn~ng, stump removal Call304-875-1331 , MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP • MY ~AANDMOTHERS COMING TO Vie IT U5 NEXT WEEK. CCWII:' ON OVE:R "TO THE ONE: WHO IICESPS SA.YING-, "CHILDREN 51riQULDBE SEEN AND NOT' HEARD." EI...M 6TR6ET AND 5EE11-\E Bl<i FIGHT! r uW5T CAME DOWN E I.J>A STReET'...TI-\E;j<E's NO F-IGHT THERE . . ~INGlES ' S SERVICE , expenenced c arperner. tleetnctan meson. pemter, rooflngjinclud lng hot t1r lpplicetion} 304 675-20B8 or 675•7147 Starks Tree end Lawn Servtce, Hedgea. shtubbs, buahu trimmed, land1caping end stump remov11 Wmterb:et10n of lawn and le at removal. 304-578 2010 Rf:!,t •rv . . or cable tool d11lhng Most wellt completed aame day Pump ules and tervtce 304-896-3802 Ashby Con1tructton.' c arpentery, remodeling, room addition, cement bloc~ work. in tenor 1nd exttnor p ltntlng. 11d1ng Fraa ntimatet 30•·8715·5446 or 676-6152 82 Plumbing Heating 8t CARTEA'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor ~ourth ' enci P1ne Galltpolll, Ohio Phone 814-446-3888 or 614· U6·4477 83 ~ :: Excavating _ _ _ _ _ __,_.:.__ _ Good -1 hc•vatlng, be.. mentt, toottrt, drweways, ltl>tlc tankt, land1c 1p1ng Call anytime114 446 4537,J•m• L Davtson, Jr. owner. & Electrical Refrigeration O&S Repatt Servtce . R.. identiii·Commerctal Indus· trttl GeneraiRapetr AppltMce repair, alec rep1ir & connectIng, licensed m11ter electric11n 12 Yrt t11p lnturtd Contact 8111 Sturgeon 876-1708 or kevm G lui 676 - .252 24 -Hour Service 85 87 ~::..,__-~:::___ _.JU] t=:=j~~~=~ ~~~====~ General Hauling Up~olstary TAl STATE UPHOLSTEAY SHOP 1153 See Ave , Gallipolis 114-446 -7833 or 814-•46 · 1833. R & M Cuttom Couchn and Reuphol,.try, St AI 7, Crown CI1Y. Oh 114-251-1470, Eve 114·448-3431. Opon dolly 8 to I, Set 930to1 30. 01d&new Upho1t1Nd FRIDAY 10/3/86 eyENINQ 7:00 II CIJ PM M-Ine • Apple (CC) CiJl What 8 Country 0 CIJ (I) Throb CIJ Guns of Will Sonnett 13) College Football (3 hrs . 30 m!n .l Live ® @ Jeopardy (ij) Wild America (CCI Real Estate IS tratntng paramilitary forces '" N• carag_ ua (60 mtn ~ In Stereo (I)700 Club 13) Top Rank Bo•ing !Jom Atlantic City. NJ (2 hcs . 30 m1n I Ltve , (I) 0 (I) Sledge Hammer (CC) A crime boss puts out a contract t6 k1il Hammer (I) Statewide ®1 • (jj) Dall11 !CCI Sue ' (I) e e 0 Mr. Belvedere ship w•th a woman stricken wtlh Alzheimer ' 8 011ea8e 8:35 O I I 1<6--il.;...;;lr-'.,:1'-'rl.-' ' wCll Major laeguo lneball. llll Wall S1root Atlanta M Houaton (2 hrs , ' 9 ;00 • Cil Clll Miami Vice Crocken ·s war, buddy Ire Storie re1ums With evidence that ex· Afm';' offlc•r Cep11in 3(1 m•n ) Live. lllews ffi Hordcu11o o~d McCormick fll i!J M"A"S"H !I!l The Hon..,mo0nllfa .. 11 :01 ([J Motorweek llluatrated 11 ·30 D ffi (JI) Tonight' Show T onlght' a guest 1s Buddy Hacken {60 min ) In Stereo (!) SponoContor (I) WKRP In Clnclnnotl • (!)Told " , . . ...,,' ;~~, . I'R=Y1 I I~~. ~ 1 1·00 llffiCilOOO®ID WClll ICC I Wesley forma a fnand ~ tSI e .. 8:~0 I pros1otu1lon wh1le vaca110nt1 00 ID CIICII IJ(l)®JIIJ (jj)(jj) 0 (I) ABC News Nightllno I .~ mg at a M1amt Beach hotel . News • ® li]) Megnum. P .l ·In S1ereo (I) Succeu 'n lifo Clll C1noma Showcase • 7 :30 Cil D (I) Hean of the City' Ill (jj) T.J. Hooker Hooker !CCI (60 mon ) ~ goes~ after an arsonist when CIJ The Tripod~ ..... ..0 "$ he learns that an old friend s ®1 Ill (jj) Now Mike Ham· Dei .. "''"' death 1s linked to a sene a of mer A dos1raught w1dow lo, THOMAS JOSEPH buoldong fires 170 m1n I (R) • (ill What a Country htres Hammer when her late 11 ·35 CD Noght Tracks Power (j]) At 1hO Movies hu,band "s umon pensoon A(lROSS 2 Spee chify Play In Stefeo 0 ffi Gil Facts of Llfe(CCI fund Is stolen (60 m1n I I Any minute 3 Made 800 12 00 CIJ Bums & Allan In Stereo (fi) Country Express now or cereal (!) Tennis· 1988 Davia ffi MOVIE 'To Be An- 9 30 II ffi (JI) Amen Deacon 5 Men only 4 Pheasant Cup Covetage of the seminounced' Frye tnes to woo the solOISt 9 Platter brood fmal round With USA versus (JJ U CD Life wtth Lucy tn another church chotr mto ,JO Purlomed 5 Ragout Aus tralia 1n doubles (CC) 101n1ng hts church. In Stereo 12 Evaluate 6 Youngster 13 Smalhoh matches !3 hrs 1 (!) MOVIE ; 'The Inert(I) Sneak Previews 7 "Araboan 14 Colorado (1) Jeffersons dlble Rocky Mountain ill! Doctor Who Noghts" CLl MOVIE · "Welcome Race' 1 0 .00 D CIJ Gil Hunter Follow1ng Indian he ro ;;;;tmii&,'o '!:;;;!;~W'''• 11 Home. Soldier Boys' ffi Wonderworks tCf!) a cop k1lhng, Hunter and 15 Statute 8 Rt:!cover 22 Hl~~ 16 0 (I) Taloo of the Uno~· Based on John WheelMcCall are separated by a Thg .. el .. It" 10 score Bowllng Madrid u holy city 29 pllery ~ it pecte" · der 17 Instructor croft's play th1s tale Is new prec1nct comman St.atrway 23 O n horse· 30 Twilled fabric 11 (I) I, Claudius about a ltttle boy 's search (60 m1n )In Stereo 19 N y ·s back 31 Oust t2 ·30 II CII Gil F11day. Night Vi'for the troll he knows extsts IJJ Wackiest Ship In t~e 1'!. Madison 15 ~~~~ ~s 24 Cadence. 33 RelagJous cleoa In Stereo . , outSide of fa1ry tales , m A!f'!!f ,zO Apple tcnn 25 Speeder's group (]) Best of Groucho hopes of reta1mng his ch1ld· ([) D ([)Spenser For Hire rancter 18 Ordeal neme~ls 36 Energy' (I) ABC lllewi Nightllno hood dreams {50 mm 1 (FI) ICC) Spenser must contend' 2:1 Act.or, 21 Radam es' 26 German source 0 Cll More Real People {]D) (Bl Downtown John wnh a by-the-book d•stnct WaJter love poet 37 Cys,t ®l MOVIE . 'Damnation AI· must stop T erry from seek· · attorney when he ts fa lsely 22 AbJect ley' 1ng re"Venge when s fr~end of charged w1th extort1ng 24 Pmoccht o [g) MOVIE 'The MumTerry s IS k1lied !60 m1n) . br1bes from forrner chants was o ne my's Shroud' lllJ Austin City Limits 160 m1n ) 25 Nap t2:35 (I) Night Trocka In Sweo (j]) MOVIE . ·auoat for fife ' l!lli!l Wreatllng 160 mon ) 28 Conceale d ,30 D ffi Gil 227 SEASON 12:40 Gl (jj) MOVIE; 'Dempsey' (I) MOVIE; <Doctor Who; 27 Zealot 8 1 {)0 CIJ Jock Bonny PREMIERE In Stereo Seeds of Death' among C1J Jimmy Bre111in' s .People (I) 0 (I) Ellen Burst:vn ®1 G (jj)T'(>'IIIght Zonel60 msecL• i60min) Show (CCI mon I In Stereo 28 Slip by Cll World Chess ChamII ffi @ Golden Girls Do· ® Newt < 32 Patnots' pionship• 160 m1n .) 9 :{)0 rothy Rose and Blanche are 10 15 {I) Major League Baseball descen1 30 (I) Doble Glllia mlstake nly arrested for Atlanta at Houston (2 hrs , dants 1 .35 (]) Night Track• In S1ereo 301 m•"~' Tape Delayed ~~~~ > 33 2 :00 II ffi Today' a Bualnou a4 King ( Lat} CIJ 700 Club 35 Has WOlD (!) MOVIE ;. 'Cheaper to cr opped up lAM I Keep Her' 37 Dl!:~ton. ' G (jj) Newt IAI 38 Cut down 2 15 ®J CNN Headline Newo 3913rlnk Rearrange letters of 2 ·30 D !Il Newo 40 Oasmlssed four scramb led words 2 .35 CD Night Tr.,ks In Steceo 41 Yule tow ro form four simp le 3 00 CIJ MOVIE· ' Abbott and DOWN Cootello Meet Captain I Play the Kidd' haruo L......L....I-..L....J '': CLOSHO 1011 .-' (]) $portsCenter DAILYCRYPTOQtlOTES-.Here's how to work II ® Odd Couple 3 30 (J) M ..da Sp6nolook IRI "I AXYDLRAAXR [g) INN Nowo ·~ 3 :35 (I) Night Tracko In Stereo Is LONGFELLOW 4 .00 (J) Auto Racing '86; CART 5 Mlchlgon 250 from Bcook One letter stands for another . In tlus sample A IS u5ecl.~ =M=E=E 11!'. Ml 12 hrs I IRI · for the three L's, X for the two O's etr Single le tter5, .::. . . (!)MOVIE· :Throe Ooyo apostrophes, the length and lonnat10n ol the words are all-> • ' of tho Condor' MU R 0 T " You should be taughl the lm@. MOVIE; 'Anlgnmont hints. Each day the code letters are dil!e"rent. · ~·· ~ -i :_~ ' portanceof good nutrH1on," Mom to Kill' CBYPJ'OQUOTE . •• ! 4 :30 C1J MOVIE 'Mutiny' . . . . . . says to mild studenl. Studenl lD-3 4 ·35 CD Night Trocko In Stereo replies, "That's why - have RI C Q f'j G ~ U I O JL WPHQ U PQ SATURDAY D B L E W · , -." I ;II .; ~--.~:iil...;;lr"-TI;:_::;I...;..'-,;19:-1 Comp lete the chuckle quoted " 0 G w M' QCHXW; ' ' . . . _ by ftljmg in the mtumg, words. J .P V E Q N G E ' ... EYENINQ 1......1-...L.-.1.....1-...L--' you develop from step No 3 below < • ' I ' NGVU I LI G R J W HM 7 .00 D (I) (I) Small Wonder ZVM Cil Compbollo (!) College Football Score T <i E W M (; '"l ' .• MR Q N GE EQOQIL ··'~ board , ; , ... CD Callogo Football; G N"',. 1Q JXX M R Q • .1 BJMRL MRQO HAVE Teama to Be Announced • ~;- · J (3 hra •• 15 mlo 1 RVOJU ZQHUYW RQXQU AQXXQ.' • (!) Solld Gold tl"' ~'I -6 YISJEIDAY'S SCIAM-UTS lliiSWIIS Yeoterda>''o Cryptoqaote: I GUESS WALKING SLOW. ,,, 0 (I) HH How (60 mon I • GE'ITING MARRIED IS BECAUSE IT GIVES YOU TIME • r: 7lckle - Fifty - Opium - Goblet - BOOK and FILM (I) Couotoou Odyooev One convlcllll lnOther: "H wu tilt perfect crtme. He Qat TO MAYBE CHANGE YOUR MIND - VIRGINIA CARY· (JDI • (JJI (ll) Wheel of For· oeught, llad a HnHtlonll t~ll end 1101 mllllonalor the BOOK tune HUDSON e e ..... CD. t _ _ __ _ __ _ . •' @ Newton<s , (I) Hardcattle and McCor- • mlck 13) SportaConter (I) Entertainment Tonight L1berace diScusses h1s founh autobiographical Ellen mounts a campatgn 10 book, " Thf! Wonderful, Pn· "get even W1th J R , Donna's volt World of ltberaca· Washington work takes 1ts 8(!) M"A"S'H toll on her mamage and Wes · 0 (I) People'• Court Parmelee causes frict•on be(I) Nightly Buoinoss Retween Miss Ellte and Ci~y­ port ton (60 m1n ) ®JNe... (ffl Adam Smith's Money (ij) MacNeil-Lehrer World Newollour 9;30 Cil 0 (I) Sidekicks !CCI G~ Gil Wheel of Fonuno Jake face s a dilemma when (jJ) Bemay Mllllf a maJor invest•gatton hillS on 7·05 Cll Benford and Bon the same even•ng as Erma's 7 :30 . II Cil (I) Now Newlywed tmportant school open O.me house meeting • 13) NFL Yeorlloak (I) Wall Street Week (!) Too Clooo lor ComGJ) Forum ron 1 0 ;00 0 ffi Gil L.A. law PRE· (I)Judgo MIERE Kuzak" IS sm1t1Bn by Cll Wodohouoo Ployhouso an attractive deputy d1stnct Clll Whoel of Fortuna attorney While McKenzie • ~ Clll Jeopordy clashes wnh Kelsey after ~ Bonoon she re1ects a s1zable 1nsur· 7:35 (l)PorbllitofAmorictl: Ar· ance company settlement klnNO 160 m1n I {(?0 ri'uo ) in Stereo 8;00 IICilClllA·Toom Hannobal , (I) 0 (I) Starman ICC) B A and Faceman face a Starman and Scott encounmilttary court-merttal based ter a lady pilot 1n the desen on their alleeed crimes.dur-1 wh o IS struggling to com , r~ng the Vunnam War I (60 plete her father s airplane m1n ) Part 2 of 3 dOSIQn /60 min ) CIJ Children' • 1oillnd Two f11 (!) Odd Couple Enghsh brothers ftnd refuge (]) Great Performances: on an un1nheb1ted 1sland dur~ The Night of Mu11c: A 109 a WWII evacuatton (60 Global Celebration Host m1n) ''Beverly Sills '-cmgs together 13) NFL'o Groateot Mo· • an 1nrernat1onal capt mclud· monu · 1970 01ikland lng Pavarottl Marsalis . and Raiders and 197 3 Buftalo AtCCiarelh , for this global 9K81111 Highllghtl (60 mon ) trava_g_anza (2 hrs 1 (I) • (I) Webtter (CCI Cial D CHI Falcon Crest WMJ;;ter's plaot to enter a SEASON PREMIERE (CCI k1ds' rac1ng derby are As Tuscany Valley d1gs out spoiled by George's co mpe ~ from a masstve earthquake, t1t1YG urges Father Bob s ch urch IS con1111 (!) MOVIE . 'A Mattor'of verted mto a field hospital Innocence' and Magg•e and Cole await CD MacN•II-Lehrer word on a wounded Chase s Ntwlhour cond•t•on (60 mtn ) ® 81 (jj) Scarecrow and llll ® Nowo Mrs. King As Lee attempts 1 0 ;30 (I) Bill Coo by Show to learn more about h1s parIll (!) INN Newt ents' past , he uncovers an llll Uvlng Planet: Ponralt assassination plol targeted of the Eonh ICC) Davod AI· for a VISiting dtgmtarv (60 tenbor~h JOurnevs to d•s· mtnl tant poln11 to explore the ill! Waahlngton Week In fdrces that.shape our plane! Review (CCI :\ 160 m1n I (jJ) MOVIE 'Tho leo Plr· I Mowrey's Uphol11trlng Mrving tri county aru 21 'fll•rS The belt In fumlture uphGia•rlng. C1l 304-175-4154 for fr" tttlmattl '------'------' Evening Television Listin a 84 W1tttr10n'a Water Hauling. rnaonable rttes, lmmtdlete 2,000 aallan delivary. cisterns, pools, well. etc. c 111 304-6762B19 1111 Ch'Y-tr Lo-. tvrba, lutomatlc, 1lr, all optiona.. ·/,• 00 • CC full dreu Hond e ntentetl PM'fect condition 13,000 mlloo. C oK 114·441~4-571-0IU 4110 oftor e·OOPM / TI-IAI INC/..UDC: Servi ces 1918 Hondt XR800R 2 momha okl t1950. Ctll 814182-7258 1812 Y emlh 1 ri'1711MI.e new, .... -.1. tHO. Coli 3034· 575-1887. po~J" 1985 Fox Ftre camper 1o tded wiU .:ceptlatemodelveh•cle as tr ede in. 304-17& 1423 Dillard 's Water Delivery Citt· erns. pool. & welt Anyttme but Sundav. 614-446 7404 Honde Ooldtnwing lnlerltltl, 1100 cc , uc cond. KZIIO, Nnl J:~ CoR .,ytlmt 304-882· II . '"""'v£ S tO - + ,..,Cl ••o.-Pit.O ... 80 VW campM sleeps 4 edultt, 74.000 m1lt1 Call 614 ·379- '. :!4 32\< Motorcycle1 1181 KIWUIId 1()(80 Very 1100«1 condition. Muat ••· C 111 114·182·3377 offer 4 30 p m I II 27 ft , Trotwood camper self , contained , good shape . • S2,600 ' Call 614 ·256·1393 74 1181 Kowoookl KX 210. Good oondHion. 11400 Coli 814· 882·1115 OUR 24-MONTH :--,!JRGANIZER/PLANNER " IS 17.95 STATIONERS Camper 18 ft tohet sha"wer, kitchen a:tutpped. aleepaa1,., self contatn.:l, •1.100 Call 614446-1358 Jam11 Boy1 W1ter Serv1ce Alto pools filled C•ll614-256· 1141 or 614 446·1176 or 614446·7911 1111 Hond1 Megn1 V41 . Ntw tirtl euoo Cell 614· 992· 0153 DIRECT DEPOSIT DEPT. BANK Motors Homes 8t Campers 1181 Fo.-d Econoline nn, A-1 oond. low mileage. •t.900 00. 304·875-5393 -:-:--'--'-----1 FRANK AND ERNEST Gat your car re.ty for wmter PoMlt (Ob olertong 1189 00 f4·576·2863 <of1er 4 p m ' I • Sentinet-Pag...:-9 396 Chevyengtna, alum.- tnt eke and Vllve covers. stock eem & recing cam very go~;~d cond *100 . 304· 773-68 2& evening• S W Deer gun 6", 367 Mag Houses for Rent AI,.Hne Jobs 816 ,747 to $~,855 year now h1rlng Call • .3 bedrDOm, all alec, M lion w JO ,' jne 1,.'618-469 3635 e~~:t V• priced'" the 30's, 304-896· A iBO for mftl 24 hn. 3463 Smt-one ta drive k1dney d1 ely sifp•at•ent to Huntlf'lgton ace a Government Homes from •1 IU Slqnally, far more mformat1on rep atrJ Delinquent t 111: PfOP· cal~ :..14 - 675 - ~98 erty Aepos~e•lions Call 806687-8000 EKt. GH9805 for 1 bedroom apt. in Middleport ell sqct al Warker ActiVIties Re- current repo htt crtabon al Therap11t Strong m utilities plid . $200 per month. recruttonal program1 . Ehgtble 8100 dtPOiit Cell 614-992· for lOCI II work licensure tn WV 6611 day• or 614-992·6783 evenmg• S ahry DOE Send resume PO 32 Mobile Homes Boll: 39 . Pt Pleasant, WV for Sale 3-4 bedroom hou., 1n Pomeroy, fully furnithtd, w·d, mtcro· L P.gyfor housework % day tw1ce NEW Ai>Ul USED MOBILE w1ve, newly remodeled rec "1 ..... 304 675 2635 room P •Y own utilltl•. depollt HOMES KESSEL'S DUALITY requtred Call d1y1 814-992MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml Twp nle~person1 neeJed to WEST. GALLIPOLIS. AT 35. 2381 , evenmgt 614-992-2720 s..-v.ce a N 1110n al AdYifttllng PHONE 614-U6-7274 2-3 bedroom house In Pomeroy c h~~~Patgn during October Unfurnished, Sug er Run area, $ ~6 00 per week potenial it Fleetwood _,*. 2.1500 Call to achool, very mce Pay wlllmg to work hard Call 1966 111k for Ed. 614-448-7044 or do• own uttlltiet 1nd dtp011t ,.. E~trolux colltct 304-788 6t4-U6·8080 qUtred Day 814·992-2381 Qr J2 ' J' betweet'l 911 am or evonmgs 114 992-27><> w 11 tn at 45268 McConkle 8 A otemont14k70 lltrge l::;:_,. c~_:_:_.:.:_.:_::.:..;z.~-Atenue S W So Chat , W V 197 bedroom•. toul alec New 3 bedroom house for "nt in Afk for Mr Williamson . carpet $7995 French C1ty p Brokerage Ca1814-448·9 340 omeroy Call 814·992 -6943 12 Paaloe air nailer. 2 combin etlon cutting torchet, Rockwell porta ben uw, 1 lan chtlnfa,, olk chtna cabinet Call 614-ljB· 8711 • 513% 3rd Avt 1 bdr private bath, SUO per mo Deposit requ•ed Coli 614-446-4222 between 9 s. 5 Daily Auto Parts 8t Accauorie8 Mounttmeer Auto Body Par1t. Inc , 1318 Fifth St, New Haven , W Va Phone304·882· 3729 hat • full lint or body parts for c •'}!• trucks 1nd vent. September Speci els E1cort, Chevette. 720 Oataun, '79-'83 Tovota 4x4 p u fenders, t39 00 '81 up Ford and G M p u fender•. 84&.00 Hood•. , *99 00. '73 ·'80 G.M. tellg a1et and but11)ert. 856.00 '111·up G M ullg .... end bumpert, 886 .00 '13 '79 FOrd t11)g1tu and buftlJflfs, $6&. '80-up Foid ~ t11lg atn and burrptrt, $76 00 1, Onty •a hmtlld qu ant1ty to be sold at the•• pru~es. so hurryt Delivery av11lable Firewood for nle t30.00 PU k> ad . Call Roger Mude. 114388·9341 N1cely furmahed mobile home CA & hut, ucel location adultt only Call 61 4-446· 033B "You rd b e upset too I J'ust f d t • March andise Plastte eittern at ate approved, plasttc ,eptic tankt, pi attic culvens, metal culvertt ~ RoN EVANS ENTERPAISES< Jock· ton. Oh 614· 288-5930 Duple• for rent 646 Second A11e , G alhpohs 3 bdr hvln· groom dtningroom, new kit etten, b ac~yard, refrig • rtnge 8285 plut ut1llt•n & secur1ty ctepostt Ctll 614-446-0890 Elan-715 Piet"c::e. Fl The Ohio. Trantnnstanl, ell typltl, over. front, rear, 4 wheel d'•11e, 1nd parts Wtll deh11er Call 814· 379-2220 C •II eh 1n's UNCI Tir; Shop Ovpr 1.000,tlr", ilztt 12, ~3 . 14, 16, 16, 1611. 8milel6utRt 218. Co11614· 261 8251 Furn•thed aapt aduln onty C 111 614-448-9523 No Sa ln. DeUtll -Send S\tmped 54 Misc. 2 bdr 2 ti atht, kltch1n fur· nithed 11 Court St t325 ptr mo plu• utilltin (flference • depotlt CaU 814·44&·4928 E!;;•Assembty Work! 1714 per 100 Gua ranteed Payment 76 roc:ken. br sulta, dryera, 1tove. 9 1 bv. appt 304 875-8483 or 575 14 so A1gency Inc 1p artment 2 bdr, utiht1es p 1rtly p akl, nice C til 304 -875·5104 or 304-175· 7926 ' KIT 'N' CARLYL1 •ir•. wuhera 2 bdr unfurn11h.:l apt In Crown City Coli 814·256 8&20 Pomaroy-Middlepprt. .BOB,N LOSER ' Hoils ehold . Goods Living roam IUhl. occ11 ch • We offer goo(t a alery and t-netlts Pluae ~II or send resurna to Pin.crest Care 'fltlr, 555 J ack10n Pl .. e Ad , lffpol... Oh 46631 Phone ~, 61 Apartment for Rant )t trt-t1me nd Full tuM Pinectetl Cere tn1er. a 118., bed sktUed ecJihy, nftda fuH -tlme and ltlrHtmt Reg11~tld Nurse• &1, Friday. October~. 1986 friday, October 3, 1986 LAt:=F·A·DAY Help Wanted i~iltered ' ' ' 10/4/86 I! L I ~ Q ,, e r~:wR~UMBEREO I' I' .I' I. I' 1', I' I" I' I I I I I I I I I I and ·FILM rights." I .. ' ' . " �.. '1 ., ' ' . . . . ' • ,. !'PIN~g~a~1~o:·jlhe~ED~Iiti~'I:_!Sa:=;•ti~tel!t...,...:._~~-........,.;;.~...,..--'..:..;·!·Pol~m~~~·.~0.,~.:·,~~Ai~;dl~dl~ap~~~rt~Oh~!O~...,...!,;.,_:_~......:--~:-;••-~._;.'·:.":--~-:·~Fiidll~··~Y·~·Octo~ .· ·:ber7.~3:··~1~9:8'r'. '. . . .; : : ......- . -. T ~-:..-1 ~ Briefs:.- .......~ . Deliberations... emtlnued!rom~el . Scouts popcorn sale stwts Oct·. 9 ··- .• . ~· ' ,. Bnuilf~ld Was,canYtDa a IIIWI.. .,... &out ·• · .,.., . ~ ·. Bucks · Ultrasound ' ·introduced at ·Veterans: · u.,....... "'·"""""· . • Mental health panel wins funding V.. D. Edwards . Retired Pllmeroy bus1nessman and !nsuTance agent V.D. Edwards, 72, of 100 Union Ave., Pomeroy, died Thursday morning' at h!s home. COME AND WORSHIP . WITH US SiJNDA Y, OCTOBER 5, 1986 HEATH UNnED METHODIST CHURCH ' . . • Born June 7, 19M 1n Canaanvllle, Mr. Edwards was a son or the late John and Luta Smith Edwards. He · was ·a slu1ner and a 32nd degree rnasm of Pomeroy Lodge 461 F&AM. and was afllllated with t1ie PQmeroy United MetOOdlstChurch. Survivors Include IIIE' son, David Edwards, Pomeroy; twodaughters and sons-In-law, Carolyn (SuSie) and Larry Heines of Poueoy and Oleryl Ann and Wayne Shere of ~. MICI).; and flv~ grand· children, Trac!, Krlstan and Ann . Moltv Heines, and '!'layne Jr. and · .I • CORNER MAIN. SO. THIRD AVE . PH. 992-3039 WORLD COMMUIION SUNDlY 9:30 A.M.~Sunday SchoolranAgul 10:30 A.~-Morning Worship ' C. SONNY ZUNIGA, Pastor OLDS DELTA 88 · Wendy Shere. Besides his parents, he was ·preceded 1n death by h1s wUe, V!rg!nla I. Edwards, on March 14, 1985. ' Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. James Corbitt officiating. Bur!B.l will be In Meigs Memory Gardens. Masat!c serv1ces will be 7: :.1 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Friends and relaiives may call at the funeral borne 1rtm 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and2 to4p.m. and7to9p.m. SatUrdaY. EMS has 5 calls Meigs eounty' Emeraency Med!- . cal Services reports live caDs Thursday; Middleport all: 34 a.m. to the Riverboat Inn lor Mary Wallace to Veterans Memor!al :1 HOspital; Syracuse at 8: 17 a.m. lo · John !!(. for Demaris Crawford to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport ap2: 26 p.m. to South Slxt Ave. for t'lero Baker 'to Veterans Mef1lOI'!al HOIIP!tal; Tuppers Plains at 6:49 p.m. to Reedsv!lle tor Crystal Wllllarns to St. Jolepll's Halp!tal; Mlddleport at U: 18 p.m. trans· ported Jerry Moore Ill Veterans Merror!al flospltal. AnnouiiCe Chester PrO will bold an open boule Monday, 7p.m.,atthescbool. Teacben will be pl'l!lellt to talk . With parents. F1na1 plana lor the upcomJDg tall carnival · will be diJculled. Relreshmenll will be served. ChOd ~ ~- W·E'RE . .. , 71N srocK. OPEN . . ., ·tmts .- '' " Jlffi ' Peqpleslank ' •'f'ltiY-a.tter lanlc" ...._...._ . ASALOSW $5.. 49·9 ._. Obb HEV· R OLET , . -- .. OLDSMOBILE ·CADILLAC \ SUNDAY . ·1 • •• I PO.ROY OHIO I ' carryover this year of approxl· mately $60,00i led to a u ment in the Me!gs CountyH althDepart· ment's proposed bu et for 1987. AOOlrding to Meigs ounty Aud!· tor BUI Wlckl!ne, the d rtment's cut from one mill to .75 mill, along with monies generated from state, fed<'ral and local receipts will "stlll be ~ufflc!ent to meet the needs" of tile department. A new property valuation for the county means th;lt .75 mUI will generate more revenue than It woulil have prior to the new valuation. Because of this, and the car· ryover, the entire one mm wlll not be necessary to operate the depart· ALTERATIONS - Alan Stone Construction Co., 10, said he Is In hopes a contingllncy fund, which Is men! next year, explained Jon Ch~erhill, Wid Obio Department of Transportation Jacobs, heallh department always established for projects of this type, wUI be supervlsoi'S are back at work on FI:Jmcroy's Union lLSed to cover the addltlonal costs. Total additional director. Avenue. Extensive repairS'to a sUppage oo the street Cost.' cWI not be de~lned he said, beeause the The anticipated wdget for the were funded earlier this year through Federal All!" CJ>ntraclor Is worll!ng on a time and mater!al basis. heal! h department !Qr 1987 • !!; Secondary Fund!i,Jiowever, federal Inspectors would Pom~roy Village, Gifford added, wUl have to submit "about $401.(XXJ," sa!d Jacobs. The not approve the llnlshed project because tbe 'wtdth of · completed right·ol·way agreements wllllthe Involved health department's budgetfor 1986 ahout 100 leet ol the road dld' yot meet federal property owners helore lederat Inspectors will give · budget was $.1i5,!00. 766, according regulations, even though repulrs were made final approval to the project and release the lederal to Wickline. according to specmcatlons tllat had prior approval. funds. Union Avenue was closed to traffic th!s week. · Receipts from health department, 'The lnil!al repairs were made Ill' stone under a The job Is expected to be completed by Friday. services are also on tile lise, said $198,629 contract. Howard Gifford, of OD<rr Dl•trlcl Jacobs, beCause the department Is ' providing rmre services. Some services, such as home health and famlly planning servl· , ces, are offered at no charge or en a sliding fee scale, based on Income. 1 \ By JIM WEIDEMOYER ln November 1984, Boster was t!onal!zatlon perse," she said. "I'm Jacobs assured that sev!ces !n .V Stall named by Ohio Majority Leader looking lor a rationale for It, for 1987 will remain the same and • GALEIPOLIS - Republican Vern Riffe to cha!r the House Select where the people are going and why "hopefuOy get even better." . state representative candidate Committee on Delnstltullonal!za· l• they are go!ng ... I've been trying to • He sa!d llealth department offiGarry Hunter said 1\e has sent a !!on. At the t!me, Boster said her get some answers to some very cials are ronslderlng ex Jlllldlng letter to State Rep. Jolynn Boster, background made her uniquely leg!tlmate qu ~t!ons and now l can some of the (l'<lfll'a ms now offered get those answers." oil a llm!ted basis . . calling for the issuance oft he report qualified to head the panel. "For f!Very· one doUar collected by her House Select Committee oo · . "I've got two fat:!llties 1n . my " I've never seen such an .ov~r. delnSt!tutlonal!zat!on. · district and I've seen two communi· whelming Tes(Xlnse from as many from the taxpayer," sa!d Jacobs·, "we'd like to g!ve tacktlreeooUars Hunter SJlld he· feels the report ties tlult have absorbed and ab· segmenls of the )X>pu!atlon. We get In servtres." · · will prove wlult Impact the commit· sorbed and absorbed," she sa!d, t\110 and three phone calls a day, , "II we have a carryover durtng tee's ~ommendatlons have up:>n . accordlngto,Hunter.'s statement "1. people are sending In all kinds of the Athens Mental Health Center see people who just fall through the stuff, and ~ think thE: hearings the five-year perbd of the tax levy and we don't need the millage, then and the Gallipolis State lnstltute, · cracks and end up 1n our legal should go quickly," The seven·f11emher select com· .we check with !he budget comm!s· .now , Gall!poJ!s Developmental system and that's not an approp· slon for adjustments," he exCenter. riate place for them to bP." m!ttee was to begin hearings m the plained. "We don't want to abuse . . After rmre than a Yfar, Boster Former patients, ·•ger into troij: !ssueJan. 28,1985. Boster promised the taxpayer's ooUar." · and the, committee have~ettolssue ble fo'r events that range Imm her committee 's recommendat!ons Tax millage can be adjusted Ute' report as !egislat!lm. 'Hunter exhibitionism to petty theft fo joy by the foHow!ng March 1 in order · down or up du nng the five-year said he feels ihe report already riding !n cars," she sald,not!ngthat lor the report to have an Impact on period·. not to exceed ~he Wled one &hould have been Issued. Boster the crimes !ndlcate that proper the state budget process. Hunter mill. said she wishes 1t were, but a la!'ger - soc!allz.ati:m !s not oocurrlng before said. . problem needed to be addr~·. the patients are released. No l'€p0rt bas ever been llsued, JolyM Bosler (Continued on A·3) that could-not walt. ,/ ''I'm not objecting to crlnstltu· (Continued on A,1) . Ca~di~ate pres~e -.· . Boster for .release · of report T!m~tlnel Garry E. Hunter Fire ·abOard Soviei nuclear submarine leaves three dead • • ~ "o WASffiNGTON (UPU - A Soviet nuclear The terse announcement, more than 24 ho~rs after submarine carrying nuclear wed pons about 000 mlles · the f!re, Indicated tile fire was not bum!ng anymore northeast of Bermuda had a f!re aboard, klll!ng three but It did not If the tile lire' had been pu(out. people and as part rt a new superpower agreement, Tass sa!d experts 1n Moscow concluded there was the Kremlin promptly 110t!l!ed the United States, the no danger "or any unauthorized action of weapons, a Wh!te House said Saturday. oodear explosion ·or a radioactive contamination of The l!re started Friday momlng while . the the environment." submarine was 1n International waters, the cif!clal In Moscow, a Western m!l!tary expert speculated,. Soviet news agency Tass reported In Moscow. • tlult the submarine belonged to the Yankee class, Three people were killed In the blaze, which · which has l)een patrblltng thE! Atlantic for 20 years. ' apparently Slarted. In a compartment of the He saki the Soviets probably announced the submarine, the agency said. Tass d!d mt spec!fy the !nc!dent because the fire lorred the su bmar!ne to precise location c1 the f!re, how the three people d!ed surface !Or more oxygen anp, "You've got ·tn surface · or the class of tbe submarine. Ql!!ck or all the atmospb;!rehorns up and a lot of' Tass said the crews of the submarine and otber people can be killed." · Soviet sh!ps In the area were handling the mattev and . "The Soviet government does not bellf!Ve that there there was no danger of a ~:~uclear exposlon or 1s a poss!b!llty of accidental nuclear explosion," said radioactive contamlnat!on.as a result of the lire. \.: assistant White House press secretary Roman r ' • • By NANCY YOACIJAM Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - An anticipated ) CHEVY CHEVETTE. 1'2 IN, STOCK Health · ·. age)lcy . adjusts · ·JJudgef ant governor, Taft · would have a By LEE LEoNARD 50·50 role in running the UP! Statehouse Reporter government. ·. COLUMBUS, Ohio !UPI I · Rhodes fielded questions from Republ!can gubemator!ill nominee . James A.-Rhodes is at odds with his the executives, and sa!d the running mate, Robert A. ·Taft II, perreptlon of Ohio as a high-cost oxer whether public welfare appro· state must end. if business ii to be prlatlons should he subjeet to cuts to anracted. He said he would lower Individual and business taxes. avoid a lax Increase. "We lulve no expansion," he said, ' But the 77-year •old .· former gover.nor sa!d Friday he's confident "no new IndUstry coming ln. ·we the two can f!nd common ground on . lulverot won one Industry." the subject . Said if he is electo:'d: he Tal( said Thursday that the state. willRhOa>s send .to 'the · Leglsla'ture a ~~t ~!!AI to b!! cu,t!inmed!ately ·compensation beCau!il! ·oflwhat .he c;U!ed over· . "strbng""·wOFkers' spending. an!! )le named welfare as bill wh!ch 'l(lll g!ve Industry a better handle on Insurance costs. a target area. . · "I'm prepared to smd a lilltothe But Rhodes told the Oh!o Society Leg!slaiUre !mmedlately•so we can ' of A:ssoclatic.n Execut!ves Friday gt>t oome !ndustJY In here," he said. that welfare. along with education. Rhodes \Yas &Skeel if the current should be exempt from any cuts. law. negotiated by advocates of "I don't thlnkwecan take welfare tius!ness.and laborearUerth!s year. and say you can g~l-$..20 a week or $20 a month," Rh0iles tOlcl reporters Is too pro-labor. "I'm not talking about labor," he alteiWards. "I th!nk !bat's wrong." said. ''I'm talking about profit." The admln!strat!on of Gov. Rl· chard F. Celeste has said ~o C\IIS Rhodes told rhe ex~utives he wlll are necessary at present; that the veto any legislation mandating state wlll finish the flscal'yea r 1n the • programs on local governments black and precautionary measures without providing the funding . U are be!ng taken to avo!d a bloated lawmakers overtidil his veto. he budget. . . said, he wlll personally sponsor a "We' re'golngto differ on different constitutional ·amendment elimith!ngs,l' Rhodes said when Tarn nat!ng all mandates· on local position was pointed out. "We'll gllvernment.' . · come to some agreement. He's On other maners. Rhodes: go!ng io·have to compromiSe and I.·· .· -Said he. wil! rel~ase h!s per· lulve to compromise." · sima! Income tax f1'('0rds for the Rhodes has said that as Ueuten· last f!ve years next week. $7 7·95 Includes Lobby, ' ~stallment Loan Department, Drlve~ln And ·Walk·UP Window . ~14 . ~~w $1 21 900 7 P.M.- Neal was transpot"ted to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the New Haven Emergency Medical SerVice. Roach said deputies from the Mason County SherHfs Department, as well as Conservation Officer Jeff Sweeney, also responded to the call to the scene which originally lndicaled an officer may have been hit. .• Neilher Legg, 33, oor Lavender. 27. both of New Haven. were Injured. Roach said. The next step In the state police investigationof tile shooting will be to secure I he bullets fired by Neal and the officer's and conduct tests on the firearms. Roach said. , · No charges have been filed In the Incident thus far. Rhodes, ·-T aft seek - w~lfare accord·( · CHEVY S· 10 BLAZ·ER CHEVY ·NOVA liN STOCk . AS !~w . I 2212 'ultDIIA- · l'alniM It, W. V& .,..,121 NEW HAVEN, W.Va. -A New Haven man Is us ted Lavender began to search the neighoorhood in a bullets, Ro!lch added, struck the rear of the police tri stable but guarded condlt!on .!n ~ Special Care · patrol car and Legg was about to ~et Into another c ruiser. . Un!t at Veterans Memorial Hospital, FI:Jmeroy, . cruiser when he was aler1ed by .a woman who had Lavender returned fire, and Neal fired again. lo!low!ng a shootout With two New Haven pollee been walking along Seventh Street behind the p:>l!ce Roach said. ~ officers Frklay night. station tlult shots had.apparently been fi red. By that point. Legg. who was ahout.3l yards up the Trooper . M.L. · Roach of the Po!nt Pleasant By !lull time, Lavender had parked iri front of the s treet from Roach. crouched down behind a vehicle detachment of.the West V!rg!nla StatePollcesaldJoe : JOe Neal residence on Seventh StiTet where Neal, and fired a shot, Lavender fired agilin and Neal Neal, 47. was shot In the right side with a bullet frorpa ~ who 1s separated from 'his wife. had allegedly · dropped to the ground. Sm!th & Wesson 357. confronted his stepson, Jell Hoffman, 19, with threats II is not yet known 'l'hich officer hil Neal. nor · The incident, apparentiy . precipitated by a . and f!red several shots at him. · ·· . exaclly how many shots were fired by Neal. Roach domestic problem, occurred about 6:30 p.m. when • : Lavenqer .~rouched down behind his pijt~I car and said. · · ~ ~J officers Sam Legg and Randy Lavender, on duty at ordered Neal, :Vho was standing tn the yard m front.of The exchange of gunfire lasted just a few seo;mds. pol!ce headquarters. heard what souQded like . two the house ~t 2.12 Seventh St. where the estranged wife the trooper said. "Bang, bang. Bang. bang, bang, then shots in the vicinity of the ponce station, Roach.sa!d. and·stepson live. to drop hlsgun. At tlult po!nt. Roac~ It was all over," he added. "We're stU! counting · said, Neal al!egedly fired two sho(s at Lavender. Both !bullets) ." · - ' As man Shooting incident wounds Mason County ' UNTI~ 1011£1 F.D.I.C. I ii . 3 IN STOCK 2 IN STOCk pJ:Qgram for cats - Page B-8 .. .OLDS CIERA · . &b Hoeflich discusses a humane society ~~iiol; . ii~Niioii.~i ~i86iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii·iMiiiid~d~li epo;i rti i i Pi oi mi i ;. i o;yi i i i Gai ,li~p~oi li isi i Pi oi i·n~tiiiiiiPieiia.i;san.iitii,ii0iiciitiioiibeiiriiiii5,ii1ii9ii8ii6 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii!.iieiiii~~ii':di:~,::·u~:wiJiopor' !~w $11, 470 6 IN STOCK As . III•Jd.... - . . , W. VI. , as!~wSl2,431 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME RYOU FRIDAY'S· •. ' Annoi.lnce. even• · A scramble was announced lor.9 a.m. Cll Oct. 7 when !be Jaymar Ladles Golf A.saoclat!on met at the · club Tuelday.·Winllers lor the day were Nonna Custer, low lll'l""u -T Elizabeth Cutler, low net; beth CUtler and EllzabetbLollle, . . tlr low JlllltB, ~ E~betb ~· . ' IIIOit llvw. .. -- . . '. "Catch the Spirif' ' 21 Postal examination slated . Racine EMS issues·,, challenge · . • ·. Lotto _;nner' !' Meet With officials ' ,• 'I Cleveland man sympatlzy defeat·lllini -Page 8~1 Hospital news ' ' .:Area deaths _. ' .,Grand ju'ey session slated October 8_, ! .: I .. ·A Metis Cp\lllty GrJIIId Jury the Chillicothe Correctional :fris(l. .character \VltnessE!i during the sesslpn has been sched\iled tor <X:.t •.tute. Strasstnail !s to be. placed tp giln. AU' he knew was what be'd · tr!ai': "Buck ,Ciary !sap!• ceful,law years. ·. •· 9. at 9 a.m. An en.try calling for the · probation for1thi'ee . be . en told." · ·, · · a"'J'--, hA•"' · w~ld ....,. trutbful · bu · j d '"I court 'si!ss!on has been flled In In other court s!ness, a u !c.. The artnuill Meigs-GaWa:Mason District P!JPCXIfll sale wW .. ·. He remiDded the· jury tllat the man," ~ry said. He acMe<~ tllat Meigs County Common ,Pleas roiTECtlons board has been lormt\!1 begin 'Il.lursdday, Oct. 9, according tq AI Harris, cllalnnan. . · lla!1eM!r wbo was at · Anne's .teBtJmony was the p;ychlatr!s!'Nbo Court. ~·· · for the Pllll!OSI! of establlsblng a Harris, dUring tile MGM District's executive oornntttee meetl!lg Loungle ~n1ng !be dme Clary and bas been treating .s!nce abQut a A consent order has been rued 1n district commun!ty·based correc!· . recentl,y, outlined the l9ll $lies campatgn.'Un!ts wiU receive their Holley were there testified tllat .. nilnth alter the mc!dent revealed an action by · the State of Ohio tiona! facility and program klr ~ lfolley admitted to fum tllat he told . Clary has been depressahlnce the against Charles ~1st, et al. The 111 the common p1e4s cou$ it sales kits at the rnontbly Roundtable JTieetlng on Oct. 9, at the Middleport Amrlcan Legion Hall, beginning at 7: :.1 p.m. Clai'y aboot the rurmrs· and· tllat · shooting: • action stemmed rrom alleged on Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Morga!~;_ Orders wW be taken througll Oct. 27, at.which time they will be Brumfield carried • gun. · '"Ibis was an accident llld .I and gas well ·violat!ons. The Perry, V!uton · lll!d Wasblngtop turned 1n by council to !he distributor lor proce5$g and delivery. Klna'ery alai reviewed with the contend to yoo, as I cllallengl!d the . dereiJdants llave been ordered !D Counties. The hoard Is comprised fi · . ey·of several rt the state, Ill show the lntmt" iv" ~·'ty.:. """""' the mmon pleas judges or tho$)! Pickup will be Saturday, November 15, at the ·Robbins & Myers · jury the test!mo state 'swil~,'M""'"'M~Cbar . les . · Brum! . 1e12 : death, .KIJiai!cysal . d, payac co · · , Gallipolis Plant. The .sale,1s now the J.llml)er OIJC l.'(lllrell-locallinlt u~~... An order has been~ to.release counties. . ' ' •. fund raising project each year. . ·· · Gene .brdan whll, Kingery said, -was an "u Orturuite cxnranoo." JOSEph SolOmon Strassman !rom The case of Glor!a.Jean Starcher In other matters, Bob McGtlmts, couneU scout 'executive, changed h1s story lroni ~ tJn\e he Ue oonceded Clary mily have~ and James Starcher against Thi> summar1zed mater!al from a recent East Central ~I) Training .. gave a statement to the pollee totlle . .an error :!h jud$e~Jlent In ao!ng to, ., · . · . · . ' l<roge~ Co: luis been settled an9 Conference. He reported .Ben LoVe, chief scout executive, has tbne he test!fled lrtm the w)tness the Glen\\\lod Inn,, and}II l!lklng a ' ' dismissed. . . . •. stand. Jordan, wm was In the.bar gun with him, but neellgence · . Other cases d!sm!ssed are Ke!IJl suggested • need and ways for the. lDllltlng program to become · the night of the sJmotlng, described . doesn't IIU!ke 111m guUty of a • .' Velerana Memorial~ . · Adklns, et al, against Cl!ftoh:t E'. more 'llnvolved In the•community to help combat clruj! ab115e, Witeracy, and breatrup or the ll!miJY. un!i. · earner!n the tr!aj what he uw and · ~·" · · Adrn!sslona ....:. Gladwin werner, Manil!y; and Rosa JVIarie 'l'albo(t Walter Wa)ker discussed a new pqram be .hi!S developed Ill heard the n!gllt rt the shooting, 'Sympati\YI belongs fD ~ Brum· Pllmeroy; Thelma Chase, Albany; against Mary Jane Talbott. ' prov!oo year-round Cub activities once a month at CaJ111 Stanley L. Including a conversa!kln belwl'en field family' no question, Klngelory Clero Baker Middleport· Marion Clary and Brumfield prior to the said. "BuckC)ary 1s not aakiiW r • Ra bum ~ wva ' on Raccoon Creek. The program 1s designed Ill augment local prograJ;TIS with a broader representat!Qn c1 activities with. skilled tbne the gun discharged. In h1s your and phy. ~ Jwch• -' ~rRe Greene, 1•8 original statement, he cld not. Clary wants his name cle&rel. . e Mary Sm!th Kimberly Deem · .... . leadership and un!lonn!ty of materials. AU un!ts are welrorne to ' · CLEVELAND (UPI) -A Clev!!reveal hearing an exchanae or wants to be judged lalrl,y and participate. ·' words bet!M!en the two. .He tOld the !inpart~. ' Admitted· - Kimberly Deein, land man says he haS no Idea wh~ jury that at the tbne rt the sboQtlng . "The dec!s!on;you make herewlll Middleport; Lowell Wingett, Syra· he'll do . f!rst w!th h!s $10 m!IHoq he d!d not want to get mvolved. . · altect Mr. Cliuy's ute," Kingery cuse; Hazel Six, Pomeroy. winnings rrom W~esday's Supe! 1 : "It took Charles Gene Joi'dan told the jury. • D!scbarged- Gretcllen Yeager, ·· game, but h!S wUe says s~ The Ohio Job Se~wlll conduct a postal I!KIImlnatlonor!entatlon ·from the 14th day of Janll8l'y Ill the . Morgan charged that Kingery Charles Stewart. on a m!nk coat. class on Thursday, Oct. 9, at the Drew Webster Post l! American 24th d;ly of ~tember Ill decide m trlviallzed the lnctaent and tdd the . . : : . Legion Home, IJncoln Terrace, Poni~. beg!nn!ng at 12 noon. ·what ·was(!~;! truth m !lis case," jury; "WhatwearetaiJd.n&aboutls The class, expected to last approxbn~tety tour bours, 1s lor Kingery said. the ute of WUllam Keltll 'Barney' veterans Interested 1n a career witll the postal serv1ce and Is being Kingery alai pointed out cl!sc;RP· Brumfield, that ll no JJJJre. held In coqperal!on with Drew Webster Post an!! Hugh Custer, Meigs enc!es m Urnes given by witnesses "What Mr. Kingery .wants !rom County Veterans Service Ol!lcer. · concerning when Bruml\fld aryou . ! s your sympathy. Don't allow Veterans wlll receive !nformat!on on testing proredures, how to rived at lheGlen\\\lodlnn.bowlong h!m 1D have!~" be lll'll'L!d the ju~. complete tbe applications and ways to Increase tbe!r scores. . he had been therewhen the shooting '. ' Allow as muc~ sympat~ 1D Mr. Any veteran Interested In attending should contact the Oh!o Job occurred and wllat Ume Clary left Clary as he siDIW!d Ill Mr.Service at 992-6611 oo later than ooat Cll Wednesday, Oct. 8. Veterans lor and arrtvi!d at the !late police Brumtlel~." Mornn IIddeii, do not llave to be~ regjstered wttll Job Service Ill att~d. Anyone attending wiD need to provide<?< ilence that he or she 1s a veteran II' headquarters 111 Barboursville tater that n!ght 1D turn Ji1mseJ1r ln. ' ent!tled to veterans preference. :There will be no charge llr tile for life's little 'l'1)e defense attorney also aslied Representations c1 the Meigs ' class. veteran to attend the , ', thejury1Dhandleandstudytbegun 'Local Teachers Asan. and the , err~ergencles admltl(d Into evldenre clarln& tbe!r Meigs .Local ~ or Education • deliberations. Pete McCuskey, the met w!th a l!deral rnedlf!Dr In as well as · · ! · defense's weapons expert wbo Middleport 'f!lursday nlgllt. as : Racine EMS 1s challenging all other Meigs County EMS squads to life threatening testified 'n!esday, '!demonstrated ellorts continue lor a new contract ronn volleyball teams to play 1n Saturday's volleybllll tournamen~, how easily thiS (gun) could ao cl.t," between the two grilups. sponsored by Racine EMS, he!ng lield 1n conjunction with Rae 11M; s 1emergenctes Kingery said adding tllat McCus- • ·The contract of the ll!leben · Harvest Moon fall festival. · key test!fled !hat that gun was' an ti18Ssoclatlon exl)ired on Sept. 1 but . · The tournament will get underway at 9 a.m. Saturday .and "unsafe weipon" lor use by a man the teachers have granted several • ·continue tbrougllout the day. . with big hands. ex!EII81ons with the present exten- : Men's. women'sandJ:T~IxedteamsarewelCometoplay. A$10entry Kingery also asked the jury tci ' slontoexp!reo.,Oct.15.However,!l tee wUI be charged and first second and th!rd place trophies, as well decide whether !tIs reasmablethat need be, thel contract can be as a travelb!g trophy, will be al"arded· someohe . wbo Intended 'tn kill extended on a day todaybas!safter I Retresrunents ww be sold at the tourney. another penon would do S> 1n front Oct. 15. 1 • • Aeyme wtsh!ng to enter a team slllllld contact Lee Floyd at c1 six witnesses, as there wen!in the The mediator will set another 949-00'13, or come to the Racine EMS bu!ld!ng early Saturday Glen\\\lod Inn the n!gbt of Jan. 14. session between the t~ II:OUPI lor II10I'II1na' to l'e21ster. "We're not dealing w!tll dollars next week. and cents," Kingery !Qd tbe jury . . "Th!s Is oot a dvU tr!al... tlds 1s a FHes for ~ivorce The Gallla.Jack&m-Metgs Melita! Health Board received a decision. a procedure In which you . I SlSO,(O) award on behalf'rt Woodland Centers Inc., which jrOVldes are going Ill be tlle ultbnate Sharon Arlx, ·Albany. has llledloo semces for severely mentally disabled ·penons !n mutheast Ohio, deciders of justice." a d!voroe In M~ County Cornmdll State Rep. Jolynll Baiter anounred Wednesday. He strel!ll!d that Clary was a man Pleas Court from Roger Ar1x Sr., Tlli grant, awarded by ibeOhk>Departmentrtl.f!!ntaiHealth, will wbo. had ~ked hard all Ills l!fe, Po111eroy, charging gross aeglect d • support developnent and iJnpllmEDtatlon of cr!s!s stablllzatlon, enjoys a . &OOd reputation In· h1s dUty and e~ cruelty . . Intervention· and respite .care services lor pe1'90!1S w!th severe community and ammg his oomental disabilities 1n the tr!-county area. workers, as testified to by e!ght · ,Banley ' '•l ' ·-' ••• .I Popadluk. "We believe that nuclear mlssUes ave on hoard." Popad!uk said he did not lalow when the f!re occurred but the ·Soviets, 1n reporting the !nc!dent "very pl'(lmptly" to the U.S. Embassy !n Moscow, 'sald, "There were casualties." . "The United States has offered assistance to the Soviet government and stands ready to assist as required," he said. ' "We commend the qu!ck notlf!catlon of this accident." • The White House. referred otber questions Ill the Pentagon, where a S(Xlkesman sa!d·. he had no 1 lnfonnat!on on the Incident. Popad!uk sa!d the submar!ne was In International · waters ih the Atlantic when the !Ire occurred. In Moscow, the offjelal Tass. news agency reported that Ute Sovlt:t nuclear-powered submarine, carrying ball!stk: m!sslles had the onhoard !Ire Friday • • Ta8ll said the crews of the submarine and olher Soviet sMpsln the area were bandllng tlie m&Uer and there was no dancer of a ruclear explollon or l'llllo8cttve contamination 118& result lithe lire. 'lbe tene anmimcement, more than :14 holn after the lire, . lndlcltled lbe lire was not bumillg anymore but It did not thai the lire had been,PUt oat. morning and ihree peopie were killed. ,• Tass sald the crews ot the su bmarble and other Sov!et ships 1n the area are handling the matll!t' and that there was oo ,danger of a nuclear ·explosion or radioactive contamination as a result of ·'!V! ftre. · .;)• t \ '· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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