http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a43a3283a91a3332c3991ffcaa7a0297.pdf eb1a57182e85dbef087fcbb113b0ad0b PDF Text Text Page-16-The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 1. 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . By Peter H. Gott, M.D. discomfort is associated, with a help strengthen them? DEAR READER - Some Pf'Ople DEAR DR. GOIT- For several · lump. It !s beyond the scope of this months I've had paint In my ·column to speculate on the many have brittle flngerna!ls because upper·right abdomen, just under possible causes of your symptoms. their hands are In water often. the rihs. At first I thought It was a An Inflamed gallbladder Is cer· · Others may experience nail split· pulled mi..scle or a bruised rib. Now talnly at the top o! the list, but there t!ng from dietary deficiency. Most I notice that something under the are a lot o! complicated organs people whose nails break easlly can rihs- maybe the gallbladder- Is crammed Into that space; your find no obvious cause for this; slightly swollen and lender. Is thls doctor !s the most quali!led person occasionally, occupational factors may be important - but most worth seeing a doctor about? to Investigate the problem. DEAR READER - Any kind of DEAR DR. GOIT - My !Inger· people's nails just tend to become recurring abdominal pain merits nalls break and split easily. Is there brittle with age. First, get your spouse to do the medical attention, especially If the any ldnd of vitamin I can take to Dr. Gott Chronic pain y<IU sit or stand suddenly, gravity pulls the blood from your brain. This temporary circulatory Inter· rupt!on can cause Ught!M!adedness and visual dllf!culties. The reason ts that your blood pressure does not react Instantaneously to force blood against gravity when you quickly change position. Tbe good news: This Is not serious. You can avoid the symptoms by sitting or standing with Jess vigor. front of my eyes;. this can last for a minute or so. I've experienced this since I was a child. I am 26.Js this a sign of a more serious illness? THIS WEEKEND WOVEN AREA :~·:(:~~~ ·~~k to lc/Jool JACKETS jJ~• ~ MEN'S AND BOYS' · Sl.S9 CHILDREN'S FALL COATS Beautiful new fall sty les and colors. Sizes N8 to 24 mos., 21o TUBE SOCKS AnKNIT SHIRTS Special sale on our new fall coats, jackets' and snowsuits. Complete ra nge of children's sizes. Take advantage of these sale prices and laya· way the coats you'll need this fall and wi nte r' White with color tops Boys' sizes 7 to 11 -men's 9to 15. Our Springfoot quality, backto-school special price Rtg. 526.00 to 568.00 · Sq/e p,;eed $2235 to $S84S 4. 4 lo 6x. 7 to 14. llcKk-To-Sthool Sale excellent selection in sizes 8 thru 20. Short sleeve · styles, solid color and strips ,Perfect for school wear. \. · ··· ·~~ Boys 8. 9 5 Shirts................... $6.00 s REG 19.00 Dresses ... Scde 57.38 REG. 513.00 Dresses ... Sale 51 . - REG. 118.00 Dresses .. .'Sale 514.78 Boys 59. 95Shirts .................... 56.65 Boys 511.95 Shirts ................ sa:oo Bays 514.95 Shirts .............. s10.00 REG. 126.00 Dresses ... Sale 521.28 Dresses ... Sale 527.08 DRESS PANTS II and cotton-blend twills BASI( JEANS Pre -washed blue denim Lee or · )-~ . You'll really save dunng ! 1 big sale- permanent press. /i'"'rr<J~ ·: :·c 515.95 Wrangler brands. Straight leg or boot flare . Size 29 to 42 wais.t. Choose your correct length . our. re· gular price $22.95. I Dress Pants ....... 512.44 516.95 517.95 Dress Pants ....... 514.00 $17'88 519.95 proofs of , , SPECIAL SALE! CANNON BOYS LEE AND WRANGLER MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR ( BEACH Regular pnce $11.99 . Color· ful patterns, exira large size. Limited quantity. Boys Boys Boys Boys S21.9S 519.95 518.95 516.95 514.95 Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue SUPPORT ·A·PEDIC Reg. $190.00 Twin Matt. or Box ..... sqq.oo Reg, 1240.00 Full Matt. or Box ...... l129.00 Reg. 1700.00 Queen Set .................. 1379.00 Blank Cassettes PERFECT SLEEPER CELEBRATION Reg. 1240.00 Twin Matt. or Box .... 1119.00 Reg. 1340.00 Full Matt. or Box ...... l149.00 Reg. 1800.00 Queen Set .................. 5399.00 060 60 Minute ............... S1.19 090 90 Minute ............... S1.69 MEN'S AND BQYS' UNDERWEAR 2 Shoulder bags, back-pack styles and satchel bags. Back-to-School sale prices on our all new SlJection of quality Timex watche~ Styles in gold or silver for men, women and·chil· dren. Choose quartz, automatic wind, sports styles and dressy looks. 56.00 School Bags ..... S5.09 ss.oo S1hool Bags ..... 56.79 Save Extra nice assortment of popu· lar school bags m nylon , canvas or parachute cloth . 5°-kHF·F Men's Red label Briefs - T· Shirts · A-shirts Men' s Blue label T-S hirts and Briefs - Boys' T-Shirts and Briefs- Men 's Boxer Shorts and Poc.ket T·Shirts. 510.00 School Bogs .... S8.49 KNrr AND SPORT SHIRTS S, M, L, XL and extra big sizes. Let us help you find your favorite style and color from our ftne se lection. C' ~\ 1I \ ·~ r~ bl u.:::e!l.~ ~ ·~ Men's S9.95 Shirts........ .. $6.65 ~ Min's SJI. 9 5 Shirts ..•........ sa.oo Men's S14. 95 Shirts ......... s 10.00 Men's SJ7.95 Shirts ......... su.oo • J 25 Cerlta New~paper FrOm United Pr.,.. OVP'Stalf Repom A compromise forged between both houses of Congress has turned on the green llght to assure the rebuilding of the Gallipolis Locks and Dams In theOh!o River. . "With this action, the Ohio River Valley has. for the first time In the long legislative history d the Gallipolis Locks and Dam," said Rep. Clarence MWer. RQh!o, "the certainty of knowing that the project wW be fully authorized aU the way through construction on, or before, May 15,1986. "There Is now definite authorization," beamed Rep. Bob Wi$e, D-W.Va., who haDed Thursday's approval of a supplemental appropriation blll as a victory "In the long battle to rebuUd t))e Ga!Upolls Locks and Dams." The compromise action, which Includes Gallipolis and W other unauthorized water projects around the ro~mtry, says that If Congress falls topassawaterblll that authorizes these projects by next May 15, the projects will automatically receive authorization. The rider was added to . the Supplemental Approprtations BW a day after an amendment that would have authorized the 21 projects was stricken from the bW In the House. , "Also, the appropriation b!U provides the Army Corps 'of Engineers authority to proceed with real estate acquisition, which Is the next step needed for Gallipolis." Wise said the agreement on Capitol Hill came through a compromise between the House and Senate over whether Inland water projects. could be . authorized In an approprtat!ons bill. "By setting the May 15, 19!1>, date," he said, "the House agreed that failure by the autoor!z!ng committees to aM before May will rot jeopardize the Gallipolis project. ":The project has finally been given the green light." Wise said construction won't be delayed by the target date since Army Engineers aren't prepared to launch construction untill987. Army Engineers have estimated the project will cost $3711 million and employ thousands during construction. "Today' s congressional action means great opportunities for coal transportation. river comm~ce and economic development In the Ohio River area," Wise said. Wise applauded the efforts of a fellow West Virginian, Senate Democratic Leader Robert C. Byrd. "Sen. Byrd successfully included the GaU!pol!s project In this supplemental appropriation b!U as well as previous ones," he said. Phil Straw, an aide to Rep. Miller, said the Supplemental Appropriations Blll approves the first two phases of ~he Gallipolis project - engineering studies and land acqu!s!t!on. Straw said thecngineers expecttbat phase of the project to take at least through next May to complete. Rep. Nick Rahal!, D-W.Va., said the blll allows the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to immediately start land acqu Is!tlon for the project. "They can do everythlng up to laying of the first brick now," he said. The House and Senate are expected to consider comprehensive water bills t~at Include Gallipolis and hundreds ol. other projects when they return from the August recess. The bills may run Into tough sa!ling because of stiff cost-sharing provisions that will require local governments to pick up a larger share of the cost ot a project. Under the House bill, barge fuel taxes would pay a third of the cost of the Gallipolis project, while •))e Senate bill requires thetaxeson barge fuel tocoverhalf the cost of the project. . • ·J "The goal of the . CDGB program !s to provide expanded eeonom1c oppOrtunities for mxlerate a11d 1ow!ncomepeople. 'lblsprojectwillmeet!batgoalby . creating 25 new JObs," Boster e~~Pia!ned. Boster congrat\llated Mayor 'Hoffman tor arranging an "exreJJent grant application wlilch succeecied againSt twgh compelltiDD." noting that only 16 ot 28 proposals were funded. The $1111,000 development grant Is awarded to the village to beuled as a revolving loan. TheDalryQueen Brazier owlier will late!' relmb.lrsethevllla&e, Wblch In tum, can apply funds toanewdevelopmentproject. Cyclist stable after 'traffic accident An Athens man !s listed In guarded but stable condition at Veterans Memortal Hospital, where be !s being treated for Injuries received In a motorcycle accident Thursday night on U.S. 33. Aklra Yamamoto, 29, Is undergoIng treatment for multiple cuts and fractures, hospital o!J!c!als said. The Gallta·Me!gs post of the State Highway Patrol said Yamamoto was westbound on 33, about one- tenth of a mile east of Ohio 681, when he apparently went df the right side of the road, struck a guardrall and overturned. Yamamoto's vehicle sustained IJeavy damage in the 9:25 p.m. accident. No injuries were reported foUowing a car·motorcycle accident on Pomeroy's East Main StreetThursda~ at8: 11 p.m. the Pomeroy Police Department reported. Cited to court following !nvestiga· tlon of the accident was Randy Ray Mart!n·Daw!Vn on charges d DWI. According to the report Dawson, 30, Pine Grove Road, Pomeroy, was traveling on East Main when ))e faDed to stop and struck a motorcycle driven by David Hysell, 22. Brownell Av ., Middleport. There was moderate damage to both vehicles. BRAS ....),........................... S7.SO BRAS ................................ S8.40 BRAS ................................ S9.30 BRAS •.••••:.••.......••••.....• :.• S1 0.20 WASHINGTON !UPI) - Congress approved a budget for next fiscal year that takes a small b!teoutof tiJe federal deficit , but nearly everyone - from President Reagan on down- !s saying more must be done. . The budget that passed Congress Thursday night and sent lawmakers home for a month-long vacation broke a seven-week House-Sen~te conference stalemate and capped a process that started In January. By latest estimate the $967.6 billion spending blueprint cuts about $57 b!lllon from tiJe anticipated deficit of $220 billion. Earlier estimates put the deficit. reduction at $55 b!U!on. Some say its cuts could run higher. But 11 still leaves a deficit c1 $172 billion in 1986 and 30°/o TO 50°/o approve the spending plan. Fifty-two GOP members $113 billion in red Ink projected l?Y 1~ by the and 67 Democrats opposed the budget. committee, tbough the politically neutral Congres· Reagan does not have to sign the budget. But he does slonal Budget Office predicted tbe deficit for 1988 at bave a say on congressional money bills and $161 billion. immediately vowed to bave his "veto pen" ready. Reagan won a small spending increase for the In an olfic!al White House statement released when Pentagnn- enough to keep up with Inflation, and with · . the favorable vote was assured, Reagan said the Democrats as unlikely all!es staved off a Senate GOP compromise budget "m~rks only a beginning, not an eff6rt to curb Social Security payments. end" and pledged to examine "each and every Medicare, agriculture, transportation and other upcoming appropr!a t!on bill line by line ... and I will not programs were cut. hesitate to use my veto pen." Final Senate approval came late Thursday, 87-32, Some senators, disappointed at defeat in trying to with if1 Republ!cana joining 30 Democrats to pass the trim Social Security andotherprograms,critic!zed the plan. Fifteen Republicans and 17 Democrats C4Jposed budget for not going far enough. Others complained it it. contained no taxes- another thing Reagan opposes. Senate pas!iage swiftly followed House approval, Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete Dome309-119, with 182 Democrats joining 127 Republicans to n!ci, R·N.M., after listening to the criticism, said: "I can't see how anyone around here can say It's the greatest. But I also can't see how $Zr7 blllion (In cuts over 1588) off the president's budget !s an Insignificant job. lt 'sonly the b!gget budget cut In the history of the Republic." House Budget CommltteeCha!nnan William Gray, [).Pa., called the budget a "major deposit on a sea of red Ink." Senate moves to eliminate about 1 dozen programs failed. and the only major prpgram eliminated by the budget was federal revenue sharing, and that rot untO 1987. The House was forced ro agree to the Senate's higher military spending flgureof$302 .5 billion In fiscal 1986. ~------------------~~--------~ SAVE ON SUMMER CLOTHING FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. SHORTS- SLACKS- SWIMWEAR- TOPSSHIRTS - SPORTSWEAR - DRESSES 20°/o Nice seltction of wm· mer colors in piercod earrings, necklaces, dip earrings and chains. ' - A Multimedia Inc. SUMMER JEWELRY \ f ,' · S12.SO S14.00 S1 5.50 S1 7.00 1 Secrton. 1 o Pages $967.6 billion budget given congressional nod Super savings on selected styles of Cross Your Heart, No Body's Perfect., Thank Goodness it Fits and Living Bras. REG. REG. REG. REG. • Middleport, Ohio, Friday, August 2, 1985 Gallipolis.· project given .'green light' ON OUR REMAINING STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHING · /. S3.50 S4. 90 S6.30 S9 .1 0 Playtex· SUPER SALE SAVE BACI<-TO·$CHOOL WEI MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S ss.OO ...........SALE s7.OO ...........SALE 59.00 ..••.•...•. SALE 513.00 •....••. SALE • WATCH SALE. BACI< TO SCHOOL SALE/ REG. REG. REG. REG. CLEARANCE ·sALE TIMEX ® SAVE 30°/o Jeans .. 517.49 Jean5 .. s1 5.79 Jeans .. 514.99 Jeans .. 513.39 Jeans .. S11.79 SERTA MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS II Short sleeved knit lops, shirts and blouses. Summer weight slacks and Jeans. Broken sizes. ing student 26 to 30 waist, slim and regu lars 8 to 16, husky sies 8 to 18. Pre-washed blue denim · straight leg styles. 1/2 PRICE Hanes TOPS AND PANTS DENIM JEANS Complete selection of sizes includ· •Select Group Men's Shirts ·•Boys' Shorts and Shirts - Special Lot •Small Lot Men's Dress Pants •Men' s Fashion Denim Jeans •Men' s and Boys' Action Pahts TOWELS CHILDREN'S BACHO·SCIIOOL SALE/ SA~Ef Pomeroy Telephone calls In Athens, Logan, .locations. Large computer memory exchanges. More than 32,000 cusfo. Guysvllle and Shade are to be · capacity makes the custom calling mers will recelveimprovedcapabil· processed faster and more reliably features POSSible. ity for switching of long-distance · when General Telephone of Ohio Ramey says calls wlll be placed In calls says Ramey. Those exchanges changes to new state-of·the-arl the same manner as with the with Athens are Albany, Amesville, Letart Falls, Guysville. Logan, New electronic switching systems at 2: 01 current equipment, however. he a.m. Saturday. urges users to dial all seven digits on Mat;shfleld, Pomeroy, Racine. Ru· . Phil Rarriey, Athens district local calls as the digital equipment !land. Portland, Shade and The service manager, says the $10.5 requires seven numerals to connect P!l..bts, serving 981 square miles In m!Uion systems work by transmit· a call. parts of Athens, Hocking, Meigs, tlng conversations In digital pulses, "The new equipment represents • Morgan and Vinton counties. the way computers operate. ooeofthemostadvancedcomputer· Also beginning Saturday mornOptional custom calling services controlled sys!l'ms In the world," ing, additional improvements at will be available to the four Ramey says, "and It was designed Amesvllle, Racine, Rutland and especially for switching local and will result In automatic Guysville exchanges for the · first time. )mig-distance calls. We are confiIdentification of one-party custoIncluding call forwarding, which mers' phone numbers on direct· allows users to have incoming calls dent tills technologically advanced transferred to a phone at another system wW meet the future com- dialed statlon·to·station toll calls. location; call waiting, which signals munications needs of our custo- Operators wDI no longer ask these customers for their numbers when a user that someone !s trying to call mers/' he says. long distance calls are being made. whUe t))e line !sIn use and allows the ~lepllone users wW notice after Workers have also expanded and user to put the first caller on hold; the change that fam!llar sounds speed calling, which dials pre- such as the dial tone and busy-signal modified call-transmitting net· programmed local numbers wben will be higher with electronic· works between Athens and area exchanges to make them compatithe user presses one or two digits on sounding pitches. Athens' new operation wDI.con· ble with tiJe digital 'operation. the phone; and three-way calling, which enables customers to talk to tinue to serve · as long-distance Customers who purchased and (Continued on page 10 ) two other parties at different center for Athens and 12 area Sale "····Pants ....... 513.22 Dress Pants ....... 515.50 n en tine ' MEN'S- ' A'"'' 1 1n at y GTE introducing.new ViUage grant gets approved system this weekend Special Sale! ~ BOYS • REG. 133.00 BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE! p,;i;,;,;, Vol.36, No. DRESS SALE BOYS' 1"111* oal'al& tt Coprrighted 1986 LlnLE GIRLS' FALL BACK· TO-SCHOOL SALE! Ga~ebo renovation· 1 Colorful rag n,1gs - bound edges - fringed ends ' washable. Reg. S5.99 Size 24x72 lnche$ ..• 54.55 Reg. $3.59 Size 24x45 Inches ... 52.60 Sale Pticeg lleeehl ,.. Pllp ... e RUGS Ideal for .wear now and early fall - lined and un· lined styles. Boys' sizes 8 to 20. Men's S, M, L, XL and XXL. BACK· TO-SCHOOL SALE Daily Devotions DEAR rtEADER - No. When dishes, or use rubber gloves. second, makesureyouareeat!nga balanced diet. Third, have a medical checkup to confirm you're In good health. Last, try eating gelatin every day; the protein may strengthen your nails. DEAR DR. GO'IT - If I sit up quickly or cough hard, I see spots In l POMEROY LOOIUNG GOOD - Georae Melp Ctaamy Trea. urer, wulooklnl pod'l1tuJ'!Id-.v 1111 he peeu!llthrou&fllhe bMI!ol the make believe jail of the Jaii-N-Ball event 8pOIIIOI'ed by the Melp Cowlty Chapter l'l the ' Amerlcall Cancer SocWy. Collias jailed 1or laldnc up exci!ea II(IIICe Ia die oouri houR. Far a ............ l'l Ull a jkiawa eoun; SHOP F.RIDA Y NIGHT UNTIL 8 P~M. USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT El6etF1Id1 PDIHICIY, 0"10 w• -·-·ailed. OFF could have prtMNier (lllda 11141 H!-3CII all Collllll) The had -baurtonlleballbyoHa"''"l pledaa to tile Cancer Society. I, .· -( . ~ Mullonlor,..IDJI*volceoollldetllefmntdoorolhlo SEEKING DONATIONS- Celfnl for...,..a...._to ptoutl'ljl811tlbeJaii-N-Ball'1'tlar!ltla,)',IIPI"' •oedby • home IaAie vllap ltnliiiL Pl..,... from the evml tile Melli ,..,.. l'l tile AnMitcaD Cancer Sodety wll. he auecl toward l'l'loeardl, ~~enlce 1o cancer - . 1-r, .J- Alkire and Don Mullen. Aldre Wall patlenle In the COWily and life ~~&vtng educallonal "aneli!il'' for being a~ ,__. ..,d progruna. SrrrJNG ON THE BENCH lit .Jai-N-Ball lidMIIes 'l1tunaday Wall &tiler Hayes. .Jildplllayeo naJed on IJiolle who were sent to JIB durlnl the C1111cer Soclel;y'sJaii-N-BallactiVII.Ies.. OChers "aa rc ted" ,to name a few, were Mann1n1 Room for llnpersonalm!f a oornrnl!laloaer, Jim Diddle lor not drilling mough oil and gas wells, Ron Reynoldla of the Syncwoe Da,lry Bar lor oervlil1lce cream baa cone wiUt holes lntheslde. �Cotnmeli The line-item veto ______J......;..ame_s_J._K_::ilpa__tric_k The Daily Sentinel . 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA . ~lb . ~m~ t"""T""'\.L...-....,...+~d·~ ~v . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOBHOEFUCH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Pul!llsher/ Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LETTERS OF OPINION art> welcome. Th('y should be less than 300 word s long. A.llletters are sUbject to editing a nd mus t be slgne? with name, address and telephone nu mber. No un signed letters wtll b<' publi shed . Ll'll£>rs should be In good taste. addressing Issues. no! persona!ltlc>s. It pays to ' be patriotic WASHINGTON - President Reagan's Ilrst official telephone calls !ollowing his surgery were directed toward key memrers of the Senate; He wasn't seeking support tor tax reform, cutbacks In spending, or aid to the Nicaraguan rerels. His first priority was the line-Item ve.to. As It turned out, his efforts faUed. 'The president's forces could rally only 58 votes In favor of even debating the bill, two short of the three-fifths of the Senate required to break a !Ulbuster. But the biD wUI be back In one form or another and the remarkably bitter argument will continue. . Forty· three , of the nation's 50 governors now have the power of a line-Item vote. Presented with an appropriations blll, they may veto Individually spending proposals; they need not face the ali-or-nothing choice between accepting an entire measure or vetoing the whole proposition. In times past the tool has been recommended by Pres!· dents Grant, Hayes, Attbur, Frank· lin Roosevelt and Dwight Elsen· bower. The Confederate states In 1B61 gave this power to President Jefferson Davis. There Is little to suggest that governors have abused their privl· lege. On the contrary, the power seems to have been exercised judiciously and successfully. In Massachusetts, Gov. Michael Du· kakis balanced the state's 1985 budget by scissoring $58 m!Ulon In less-than-vital appropriations. Gov. James 'Thompson In flllnols and Gov. George Deukmejlan In Call· I Investors are finding it pays to be patri,otlc now that U.S. Savings Bond rates compete with lethargic returns on money market funds and certificates of deposit. The rejuvenated Model T's of government Investments, havf> been paying variable Interest based on·the average return of live-year Treasury certificates since l!m, when Congress decided enough was enough. • 1 Before that, Savings Bonds offered fixed rates: 6 percent In 1979; 7 percent and 8 percent ln ·198l. But banks and thrifts were enabling savers to put their greenbacks to work In lucrative ways - and crippling sales of the financial instruments which are as sacred as Mom and Apple Pie In the minds of many Americans. "¢ "In the early 19ro.;, Savings Bonds were not that competitive, espeCially with money market rates going up," Sheila Nelson, a Treasury Department spokeswoman. said. But today the I().year bonds, which cost as little as $25, purchased between May 1 and Oct. 31, 1985, will pay a variable rate starting at 9.49 percent If held a minimum of five years- and it will never slip relow 7.5 percent. It's a far cry from the earlier fixed rates that failed to keep pace with !ntiatlon, and even a retter deal In light of tumbling money market and · .certificate rates now offered by banks and thrifts. Even T·bllls have been paying less than 7.5 percent In recent weeks, and the five-year certificates, which cost thousandsofdoll~rs to purchase, have been paying In the neighborhood of 9 percent. In addition to the variable rates and low costs, there is yet another attractive characteristic of Savings Bonds·. Tax on Interest earned is deferred untll a bond Is redeemed. · Purchases are up: 23 percent In the first l!aif of 1985. compared to the first six months of 198>1. And redemption rates slumped by about seven percent retween January.and June. Patrick O'Sullivan, vice president for marketing of tre Worthen Bank and Trust Co., In Little Rock, Ark. agrees. "Sinc-e about May," he said, "sales have gone'up about 30 percent, That's just an estimate." . So It's no surprise that the Treasury has retired its red, white and blue "Take Stock In America" campaign with a s~ek, new pitch: "U.S. Savings Bonds, Paying Better Than Ever." · · . It's also upgrading the Interest on older Series E and Series EE bonds purchased alter Novemrer 1947, and paying variable rates for certificates that have been collecting dust for several decades. ' But there's been confusion about the older bonds. tn the courts. Of more practical 'fornla have achieved the same end. concern, the blll would not affect The question arises: Should the great chunks of federal spendingsame power of a llne-ltem veto be for Social Security, lnte~t on the given to presloents of the United debt, farm subsidies,. food stamps, States? My own vote woul.d be no, Medicare and Medicaid, and a but the Issue Is a close one. dozen lesser entitlement programs. Some of my reservations go to the nuts and bolts. Under the bill ' All these are handled not by sponsored chiefly by Mack Mat· , appropriations bills, but by general law. George Mitchell of Maine, who tingly of Georgia, House and Senate opposed the bill, estimated that only clerks would be directed to "enroll" 26 percent of total federal spending each "Item" of an appropriations might re subject to llne-term veto. bill separatelly. A bill thus enrolled A much more setious reservation would be "deemed to be a blll" goes to the matte~ of our constltu· under Article I of the Constitution, tiona! structure. How would the bUI and each Item would be signed by affect the delicate balance of power the presiding officers and presented between the legislative and executo the president for his approval or tive branches? We don't know, and veto. the exP!'rtence of the 43 states Is riot It Is an lngen!uos scheme to get necessartly relevant. A very wise · around the plain language of t~ man (It may have txeen Whittaker Constitution. It might pass muster Chamrers, but I cannot find the passage • once voiced a word of caution about transplanting from a garden. The problem, he said, lies In disturbing the roots on eltrer side. This transfer of power to the executive would disturb our constl· tutlonal roots. By threatening· to veto an ite!R of local Importance to a representative or senator, a wUY president could exert· powerful pressure to w1n a vote on a bUI of keen interest to the White House. Such pressures are fe,lt all the time · - It Is an Inescapable part of the hydraulic process of political power - but a line-item veto would Intensify them. For the past 10 years, slnc;e adoption of the Budget Reform Act, presidents have had the power selectively to rescind certain out· lays. In 1981, Mr. Reagan sought to rescind 268 items totaling $16 billion; Congress gave him $14 billion. Big Brother~ approach _ _:_Ja_ck_A_n_d_er_so_n_&_J_o__;sep;__h_S....:...rp_ea_r WASHINGTON - No law· abiding taxpayer likes a tax cheat. But should the Internal Revenue Service or the Justice Department re allowed to snoop through every American's bank records In search of chiselers or white-collar criminals? This Big Brother approach Is exactly what the IRS, the Justice Department and the FBI are proposing. They want access to records kept by the, so-called the "supervisory agencies" Federal Reserve System, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and Federal Home Loan Bank Board. These agencies obtain Individuals' bank records as a routine part of their mission to protect the customers of financial Institutions . . Our reporters Stewart Harris and Donald Goldrerg have learned details of these proposed turnovers of confidential lnforma lion to the Justice Department and .the revenuers. One plan was laid oul in an Internal strategy document OK'd last year by IRS Commissioner Roscoe Egger Jr. The purpose of the proposal to feed the IRS data collected by other agencies Is "to obtain tax Information of a s!gnlfl· cant nature that tlJ discovered by other federal agencies during· the course of their respective lnvestlga· tlons," according to the document. 'This sounds laudable enough at first glance. But It happens to run head-on Into the Fourth Amend· ment, which prohibits "fishing expeditions" by government agencies, and requires !bat thefeds have "probable cause" to relieve that a crime has been committed before they can get a warrant to search a citizen's home - or rummage through his papets. Under the IRS plan, "tax lnfor· mation of a significant nature that Is discovered during lnvestlga tlons or examinations by other federal organizations could be furnished to the (Internal Revenue) Service." An IRS spokesman said the lax-collecting agency has already approached several of the supervJ. sory agencies, but that no agree· , . ment has yet been rPached. He Insisted that the plan would merely give IRS an "index" of other agencies' actlvltles, not "carte blanche" access to their flies . If a targeted lndlvldual objected, a subpoena would have to be Issued before IRS agents . could prowl through the otber agencies' records, he said. Another document - an agree· ment among the Justice Depariment, the FBI and several regula· · tory agencies proposes amending the Right to Financial Privacy Act, a 197ll law requiring . that lndlvlduals be notlfled whe· never their financial records are given to any government agency, Here's what the inter-agency agreement states: "The amendment ... would per· mit the transfer of financial Information lawfully in the posses· slon of one government authority (such as a supervisory agency) to another government authority (such as the Justice Department) for •a law enforcement purpose within the jurtsdlctlon of the receiving authority" - and here's the crucial kicker - "without notice to the customer." 'The rationale for the proposal Is somewhat baffilng. "When customers who are 'victims' or who are otherwise uninvolved ln the suspected criminal conduct, receive notice under the (law) upon transfer of their financial records to the Justice Department, It caused unnecessary confusion and concern." But In the meantime, according to the agreement, "the supervisory agencies wUI Implement proce· dures to ensure that crlm1nal referrals are made In a manner that does not require notice to customers.'' Footnote: Frighteningly enough, the proposed change In the law may not even be necessary. One banking official told us tha tthe prtvacy act Is regularly circumvented. Regula· tory agencies tum over complete record! already, withholding only the names. If the enforcement agencies see something interesting, they simply subpoena the names. Anyone who has had to deal with large companies Is aware that tbey are paying lheir bills later and later. This Is no accl<jent. The longer they can defer paying you, the more money they can keep In their bank accruing Interest. It Is Letter tu· editor Let's run it ourselves I ~ laugh about it. But what Canada is now doing is building hundreds of new electric power plants to do what? Yes, sell America power and put our coal miners and electric companies out of work, 'Their plan has just about worked. But do you relieve now that our coal fired power plants cause acid rain? I'll leave that up to you but I lhlnk the coal Industry and elec!J1c companies of Amertca lxetter start raising cane retore they have to put lhelr people out ofworkllke the cars and steel and other Industries here at home. So come on, America, let's run this country - not some Canadians or Japanese . We built America and we can sure run lt by ourselves. Floyd H. Cleland, Middleport, Ohio 45760. . ' time." see )"ou could Joseph was upset. "We'll look Into It, Mr. Stevens. I'm sure It's been sent out. Where c:an we reach you?" Stevens gave his number and hung up. known as the "float." "All right," the professor said. 'There Is an art to not paying "It's two weeks later. Joseph hasn't someone when the bill is due, and It called you back, so, Stevens, call Is getting more sophisticated as him again." ' time goes on. "Where the hell Is my .check? 1t In fact, unlverslt les are now 1was due months ago," Stevens offering master's degrees In "check cried. stalling" for students who want to Joseph said, "I told the account· re comptrollers and bookkeepers. ing department about It. It should I attended a graduate class the have been sent the day after you other day at one of our leading spoke to me." business schools and watched In The professor nodded his head. awe as a professor conducted a Stevens shouted, "But I didn't get course entitled "Stalling Creditors, ·tt!" Contractors and Individuals lA." "'The malls are terrible these "All tight," the professor opened days. Let me get back to you." up his lecture. "Last week we "Let me speak to the discussed what to say to an Irate comptroller." person who calls up yoor company Joseph looked blankly at the and wants to know where his or her professor. "What am I supposed to check Is. Let's review it. do noW?" "Stevens, you're the irate caller. "The professor said, "Give the Joseph, you're the person In charge phone to anyone, dummy. Stevens ofthe comptroller's office." doesn't know who the comptroller • Stevens picked up the white is." phone or the professor's desk, and Joseph handed the phone to Joseph picked uptheonein the back Radcliffe. of the classroom. "Look,'' said Stevens, "I have to Stevens spoke first. "This Is pay my bills, I have to pay my David Stevens, and I want to know labor. When I'm late paying, you why I haven't received a check for people charge me eight percent the work I did for your office." Interest. Why can't you pay me?" "I'D look Into It," Joseph said. Radcliffe saki, "I've been check· • "No, you dumbbell," the profes· lng the Invoice, Mr. Stevens. 11lere sor yelled. "You won't look Into It. was a clertcal error somewhere In You w1U find Someone else to look the plpellne, and we should have It into It. You don't want to make straightened outln a couple of days. frtends with Stevens, or he'll know You should get a check (rom us as whom to call about the check next soon as our treasurer, who Is nowln Japan, returns." Stevens played his part tot he hilt. "If I don't get my check in tbe mail tomorrow, I'm going to sue you people!" · "Oh," said Radcliffe, "you want the legal department. If you'll just hold on I'll transfer you.' ' "Excellent, Radcliffe, excel· lent! " the professor said. "You learned last week's lesson well. Today we wlll discuss how to blame the computer 'for late payments. Alter using all of the usual human excuses for nonpayment of bills, your next step :S to Involve the computer. It's what we call In the check-stalling business ''The Final Solution.' " NEW YORK (UP!) - Using acme deft strokes with a pubUc relatklns brullh, Peter Ueberroth may have painted baaebaU's negotlaton Into~ cornl!l". · Ueben oth commandeered the attention of baseball lana Thursday, pleadlna eloquently against a strlke and offering some proposals he hopes will produce a settlement before TUesday's deadlll)e. ''There ls no substitute for baseba.D," he said. Even who muttered about a grandstand play agreed the perfor· mance was good. Remaining unlm· pressed, however. were the owners' negotla tor, Lee MacPhail. and union hBild Don Fehr. They may settle this thing just to keep · Uelxerroth out ot It. "I think It's lxetter IIY0\1 can work things out ootwcen the two parties," ·s aid MacPhail. "If you can't, then that's something else. I was hopeful we could. I agree we had lxeen having trouble." Fehr repeated earlier remarks that Ueberroth was elected and Is paid by'the owners. He also warned that the owners against modifying arbitration procedures or Imposing salary caps. "If the clubs believe, and accept the proposition that It's lnapprop· rlate for the players to take artlflca!ly lower salaries ... then .It would seem to me that we could see how quickly we could get this thing · settled," he said. No ialks are scheduled today, though MacPhaU said he hoped to meet with the players. In fact, the owners' negotiating arm schedulEd a meeting for tonight, and MacPhail said he would not respond to trose HAS OWN SOLtl'nONS - BuebaU Commls8loner Peter Ueberroth pstum! during a news conference Thursday In New York where he said he was olepplngln ao rehalf of baaebaD fans, with at least two oolullons lo prupooe ill 1'E801vlng the stalled basebaO aegotlatlons. He said he would preeent the pl.- today 1o negotiators lor the major league. bll8eba.ll owners and ~en. (UPI). CINCINNATI (UPli - Andy McGalflgan, who hadn't won a major league game In 14 months, pitched si> surprisingly well In Cincinnati's 5-2 wln over Houston 'Thursday night that It reminded manager Pete Rose of the club's ace. . "He pitched a game tonight like Mario Soto," said Rose. "He really had their minds messed up over there.·· Blending a blazing fastball with a tricky change-up, McGafflgan struck out a career-h!ghll batters In pitching his first big league com· pletegame. "When you throw as hard as he does," noted Rose, "and then throw a change-up with that same motion, - oUIEliiC<N l£tlllll: By 'lMied r t . 11M1 dbce! TonmiO New York W L Pet GB 615 .:11 .631 5.'1 ol5 1M 8~ 53 t6 .511 10 · Detroit """"' """""'· 53 41 .521 ll S1 4!1 .m 12\i .. 5t .f4918~ 33 IIJ .327 J] Baltlroor MUwauke w.. Callbrnl KanssC!'y Ollcii(O Sean It Min""" ""'" 'nil..._..a 57 54 S.1 !10 44 .lilit - 48 r,3 f5 .5t"t 2 • .s:l> .. .510 f .m 5\-\ 9 ots s.1 .e to .19 62 .:16 .18 ~~ada OBkland J. Callrtrnla 1 C'bicqo 7, Boste~~1lll Boeton 4, Ch.lc310 J. 2nd 3 . •" league baseball owners and players by a 8 a.m. Friday. "I am,ln effect, going to put bread on the table and hope they bniak bread," he said. Ueberroth outlined two of the potential solutions: First, he suggested that $45 mWion' - repJ esentlng the difference tJetween the players' pension fund dernand and the owners' previous pension contrlbutions- re put In escrow. The owners' and players' negotla· tors would be given 45 days to reach an agreement on a contribution amount' or, as each day passed, a mUllon dollars would re removed from the escrow account and lxe given "to amateur basebaii to help youngsters who love to play the game" or'another chanty. 'The second proposal would re-· _=l ' quire the owners tooffertbe players a 50 to 100 percent Increase over their present $15.5 mUllon annual contrlbutlon rNer a flv~year pertod - about S23 mUUon to $31 million. The players have asked for $ii(l . mUllen ' one·thlrd . .of the owners'. natlonal teleylsion revenues. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. Phone 992-2975 SPRING & SUMMER HOURS MON.-FRI. 9 TO 5 SAT. 9 TO 1 ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM ' ' Modern Supply announced There wUl be a Class "D" softball tournament held at'Portland, Ohio on August 10and 11. The entry fee to enter the tournament is $65 plus two Red Dot or Steel regulation soft· balls. The first. four teams will win team trophies, while the first two teams wlll receive Individual trophies. For further Information contact Rusty Tucker at 247·2475 or Kenneth Gu~ther at 949·2184. Cattle Halters, Horn & Pony Halters, Whips, Leads, StO<k Cants, Blankets, Fortn Tubs & Buckels, Gal•anized Tubs & Buckets, Shampoos, Fly Sprays & Repellents, Brushes, Curry Combs, Grooming Supplies, Veterinarian Supplies, Saddles, Rabbit feed & Supplies, Purina Feeds 9 Animal Health Aids lor All Farm Animals. week ago. when Perez singled, took second on "It's really a blessing to be ~ck a ground out and scored on a single McGalf!gan, who scattered eight , up here pitching again, especially by Dann Bilardello. · with Pete Rose running the ball· hits and walked two, credited his club," said the 28-year-old sharp control for setting up au the : rlghtl)ander. strikeouts. "When I was traded to Ire Reds a "I was able.to strike out so many year ago, I was distraught because because I stayed ahead In the count," he said. "Houston Is a real ' Rose hadn't arrived yet and l saw I 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio was on a club that was going aggressive hitting baUclub. They Tu ~•:no.l ~ 992-2164 mwhere last. But when Pete came, br-.llltofully d~"~n11..J were ov!'l'eager and I fooled trem The Ston with "All Kinds ol Stuff" lurll•oul •r r. n~cm•· nr . things picked up In a hurry." with my change-up." for Pell, Staltl", large I Small Animals, LawM & Gardens 1"'' •,11 "' ""' Nick Esasky paced the Cincinnati McGafflgan, 1-0, was obtained a POMEROY year ago from the Montreal Expos offense 'Ibursday night with a FLOWER SIIOP "Tio~ r..- ~ ......... ~ob ,..,, ... ~ In a trade for Danny Driessen, but two-runhomer.Rosedldn'tplayand Ph. tiHOU Of HZ.S721 failed to wln a game lor the Reds tas1 remains 25 hits shy of breaking Ty Cobb'shltrecordol4,191. _ _ _ _ _....:..__ _...L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ season. He had spent au of this Bob Knepper, 8-9, surrendered season In the minor leagues until the Iitts and allflveClnclnnatlruns eight R.eds called him up from Denver a over seven Ionlngs In absorbing his fifth straight defeat. The lOSS capped a long and horrible Houston road trtp. 'The Astros have txeen on the road two stratghl weeks and lost 11 of the 14 games. NAfttNAL L&\GUE Houston's only bright spot carne W I, Pd. Gil In the second Inning when Mark MJ 39 .n &. L<alls Bailey slammed a two-run homer, 59 41. .!Ill) l ~ New York .!i -46 .M9 ~Y.. his seventh of tre year, to give the 53 ., .500 7~ Chic"'" Astros a 2-0lead . . of& 54 460 l4 Y.J. PlllladclpN l! 67 .3Z3 28 PlttW&h Cincinnati went ahead to stay with a three-run fourth. Dave Concep· !! -41 .!:186 . rtl f1 Sl9 4~ SinD. . . cion walked, went to third on Buddy 5.1 46 .5.1"1 ~ C'!JJdjlNit Bell's double off the left field wall f6 56 .451 13% Hwston Atlanta 44 !Vi .440 14% and scored on Tony Perez' ground Sn Fnac oiO 62 .:82 1.9\1 out. Esasky followed with a tower· Chkago 9. St. Louis 8 nt Innings) !ngtwo-run lxlmer to left, hlsn!nthof Ptllladeiphll. 3, PJt~gh 0 the year. Qnc1Mat15, HOUIIt01'1 2 San D~~¥~6, Atlanta 0 The Reds upped their lead to 4·2ln F'l'Wir'• G.,_ (AI 'l'kriM EDT) the fifth when Gary Redus tripled to New York 1FemaruE l-61 Jll Chlca110 (Eckenll'y 7-!1), f :m p.m. the left field oorner and scored on a , 'Lol ~ !Ht>r!ht.!llf'l" 11-3 and HMey· ·sacrifice fly by Dave Parker. wtt i-9) at a~natl ~~ M and Tibbl4--ll l, 2. 6:!1! p.m. 'The margin wentto5-2ln the sixth misses." REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS ~-;_ Scoreboard ... Majors The Daily Sentinei-Page-3:;. Toumamenl you're going to get a lot of swings and ........, - .......... .... ,__,,_ Berry's World "Anothllr 'Cocoon' freak/" Uebertoth's proposal untU that body met. . Ueberroth, who had not lxeen active In the 9-mmth-long negotla· tlon ·process, said he decided to Intervene because only four days remained relore the players' strike deadllne with no soiu\ion 1Ji sight. ' In a move that appeared to put even JnJre dlstance between the commissioner and the owners, Ueberroth also said he would not seek a second term as basebaU comlssloner unless the owners agree to let p)ayers and umpires participate In the election process. Ueberroth Issued no threats to either. the players or owners and shied away from saying he would Invoke his power, under the basic agreement retween players and owners, "to act In the best Interests of baseball." Uelxerroth said he would present his "series of solutions and proposals" to negotiators for the major . \~2 McGaffigan handcuffs Astros, wms .J'- ""''""" . Late paynnents ____________~____A_rt~n-~_h~_,_d Hey, America, who runs this country? We sit back and let Japan say open up your market so we can sell goods to you. Now look, 30 percent of the car market Is Japan's. Now we let Canada tell us we must stop burning high sulphur coal because It Is causing acid rain kUling all their trees and lakes. So now In order for us to burn this coal billions of dollars have to be spent at our cost In eleclric bills but haS Canada put any new scrubbers In or precipitators on their power plants? No, not one dime to protect the air we breathe. Now tell America to clean up Its act. Canad~ we have and still are cleaning up. While we do, Amertcans can watch aa our elected congressman and Ml8ton vote more new laws to •clt!aD up the.air.whUeournelghbors Pomeroy MiddlefJ$. Ohio Frtcley. Augun 2, 1Ill liiE;,.,, tJNDEFEATED SBA80N- The 1181 Cli etler I Smllb. Second row - ~ J. & a,.l, tee baD ...., llnWied the • rib a pa1ect 8-4 JOllltaa c.Mo, Brandy Reev-. Ro11111e P ,.,. ud J11111k to cWm the •eMem ,..,. 1Npe cbemp1aa- , Erlc J)lllenl, Tblrd row - 1M ~ oo.lh; R)'llll . _ J'lcturedo are teem ~ lin& row, i-r, Clonclz, C~ SuWe, Tom Wolfe, Nloale Nell1111, aad AVllm Mc:O.r'el, Peul ~ lllle Ord ... Mike ' 1' Coaclt Mark Dllarcl. . MODERN SUPPLY ~7 �• Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio The Daily Sentinei-Page-6 The Daily Sentinel· By The Bend Sweet corn, a real stJtnmertime treat Friday, August 2, 1986 lri the spotlight I By Cynthia S. OHverl Extm..Jon A&enf; Whether It's fresh picked from your garden, or purchased from your favorite local grocer, sweet corn Is one of the real treats of s ummer. I can remember as a young girl growing up In Pennsylvania, my favortte summer dinner of corn and tomatoes that my sister a nd I picked from the garden, ,ha mburgers and homemade biscuits. Just thinking about It makes my mouth water! Fresh sweet corn has long been .a fa mUy favorite. It like most other vegetables can be enlfJYed In a variety of ways both now when Ills tresh or preserved for later use. When selecttng corn, feel the ear through the husk. It should be flUed out to the end and feel hard and rounded, not prtnted or soft. The kernels should be firm and plump but somewhat mllky and bright In color. One sign of overrtpe corn IS If Indentations bave formed at the ends. Husks and ears should glisten with moistness If the corn Is fresh. Corn on the cob Is best stored . ' whim husked and placed In plasttc bags wilh a sprinkle of water to prevent drying out. The bags should be closed tightly. Com stored In this manner can he kept !our-five days. For best results sweet corn should be used within 24 hours. Nutritionally, corn contains smaU amounts of several vitamins and minerals and a considerable amount of vitamin A. Fresh sweet corn Is 74 percent water. Calorie watchers should note that an ear of corn five Inches by one and lhtee-fourths Inches only has 70 calories. 'l'hilt's not counttng the butter !hat you add! It you want to know on the average how much corn you will get from a bushel, the amounts are as foUows (approximate): one bushel equals about five dozen ears, 35 pounds unhusked or eight quart jars. For freezing purposes, one dozen ears wiU yield two-four 12 ounce packages, To preserve sweet corn by canning requires the use of a pressure canner. Corn Is a low acid food and to destroy spollage children attended. Program was Friday evening, July 19, a highlight being !he acting of The Good Samaritan by the lltUe chUdren. Afterward, !he Tuppers Plains School came to Alfred for a joint wiener roast. Adm1nistratlve board met at the church July 24. Present were Rev . Archer, Lloyd dllllnger, Ruth and Lloyd Brooks, Thelma Henderson, Nina Robinson, Russell · Archer . . Topics discussed were church repair and homecoing Which Is I I. Sept. '15. All are welcome. Columbus. Youth group met at MarUyn Larry Ritchie, son ofJ.ori and Robinson's home July 25. Tract Charles Ritchie, Is recovering from Branch led the lesson. surgery at home. The church held a welcome back Pearl Randolph remains In sedinner for Rev. and Mrs. Don rious condition at Veterans MemorArcher July 28. Ial Hospital, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence HenderRay Harper, brother of Thelma son, Edith Harper, Mr. and Mrs. ,Henderson and Osle Follrod, Is Clair Follrod, Mr. and Mrs. Dave making a satisfactory recovery at Watson and Stacie visited Mr. and his home In Shlnston, W.Va. Mrs. BlU Wood, ZanesvUie, July 21. Hazel Carsey, mother of Ruth Garner Griffin received word of Brooks, Is making a slow recovery the death of his brother, Joho, at University Hospital, Columbus. I ' POMEORY - There wlU be a Southern Junior High football meeting Friday at 6 p.m. at the football field. EAGLE RIDGE- Meigs County Fox Chasers Association meet Friday at7::Jlp.m. atthelrcablnon E agle Ridge. SATUIUlAY RIJTLAND - "Kids Praise 4" wUI be presented at the Rutland ·Church of !he Nazarene Saturday at 7::D p.m. PubUc lnvltiod. FOREST RUN -Therew!Ubean ice cream social at Forest Run Methodist Church Saturday beglnnlngat6p.m. The menu Includes hot . dogs, homemade Ice cream, pie, · cakeandheverages. GALLIPOLIS Macedonia · Church, Little BuDskln Rd., GaUipo1is, Is having a hymn slngSaturday7 p.m. J?an Hayman and the Country . Hymntlmers will be featured. E veryone Is Invited to attend. POMEROY - CarletOn Church, . Kingsbury Rd., Pomeroy, wW have a Satulday byron sing beginning at 7: OOp.m. Thegroup"Saved"w!Ube featured. Rev. David Curfman invites the pubUc to attend. POMEROY - The Lawrence Whitlatch reunion wiU be held at Ft. . Meigs Park Saturday. Bring a covered dish and table serviCe. TUPPERS PLAINS- Therew!U be a car wash Saturday from 9a.m. · to 3 p.m. at Cole's Sohlo in Tuppers Plains sponsored by Eastern High School cheerleaders. SUNDAY MASON, W.Va. - New Life Singers from Pl. Pleasant wW be appearing at tbe Chrlsltan Brelhem Church, Mason Sunday, 4, at 7:00 . p.m. The pubUc IS Invited to a:ttend. POMEROY - Biggs family :: reunion Sunday at Nathan BiggS • home on SR 124, Pcme10y. ,\basket · dinner will be served at 12: :Jl p.m. PORTLAND --;- Descendenl.l of ' ChapandMyrtaHDlandJosepband Mary Martin reunion. Sunday at Portland Park beginning at 8 a.m. Lunch at 1 p.m. Bring covered tllsll, table service and beverage. POPLAR RIDGE - Taylor . family reunion SUnday at Poplar : Ridge Church. / ·.. WNGBOTI'OM - The Annual I Long Bottom Com.rmutlty Home- coming Is Sunday at the Long Bottom Community BuDding. Potluck dinner at noon followed by program. The pubUc Is Invited. · RtJI'LAND - Nicholson reunion Sunday at Forest Acres Park near Rutland. Dinner at 12: :Jl p.m. . MASON -The New Life Singers, Point Pleasant, wiU sing Sunday 7:00 p.m., Christian Brethren Church, Mason. PORTI.AND - Wilford reunion Sunday at Portland Park. Picnic .lunch at noon. p.m.'lmtU 7 p.m; REEDSVll.LE - Olive Township Trustees wlU meet In regular session, 7: 00 p.m. Monday, at !he Reedsville Fire Station. 1 SINGLE COPY PRICE Dally ... ... ... .. .. .. .... ............... 25 Cent s Subscribers not d£'Sirin~ to pa y thN'ar · rler may remit In advance dlrf'ct tp ThP Daliy St>illin(l] on a 3, 6 or 12 month basis. Credit will be ~lvf'n ('arr ll"r f'aCh month. 'I nus . .. ....... 26 Weeks .... .... .... .. . ........ $2!l.I2 52WE'E'ks ................. ....... ....... .. $58.24 OutAkle Ohio 13 Wt>E>ks .. .. ............... ..... . , ...... $15.60 2fi W("eks ............... .. .. ...... $31.20 ~2 Wt>eks . ... .... ... ... .. .. ... SS9.8fl will bold vacation Bible school MondaythroughFridaytrom6::Jlto 8: 00 each evening. The closing program wiU be at 7p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 11. AU young people of the community are Invited. POMEROY - Meigs Alhletlc Boosters meets at 7p.m. Monday at the high school. AU parents of athletes playing faU sports are asked to attend. REEDSVll.LE- Weber reunion Sunday at Reedsville' Locks and · RACINE - Racine Chapter 124, Dam. Basketdlnnerat12:00p.m. · Order of Eastern Star, meets 7: :Jl p.m. Monday at the temple. There POMEROY - Beegle reunion wiU be a 25 year pln presentatiOn. Sunday, at Senior Cittzens Center In Potluck refreshments wUI be Pomeroy. Registration begins at served. ' 11: 00 a.m., dinner at12: 00 p.m. The Benes and Beaus Western Square POMEROY - The firSt practice Dancing Club wlU entertain. session of the Meigs High School cross country team wlll be held at 9 a.m. Monday at the high school. MONDAY POMEROY - Tubrircuun skin lests wiU be given to aU Meigs Local ~DAY POMEROY- A special meeting School personeU who have not received their tests for !he 1915-86 of the Ladles AuxiUary of Veterans school .year. Tests wlU be given Memorial Hospital has been caned Monday and Tuesday frm1 8:00 lor 1 p.m. on 'lliesday at ibe hospital a.m. untO . 11:00 a.m. at the cafeteria by Juanita Norman, · Tuberculosis office located In the presklent. Multi- Pwpose buDding. The dates also apply for lhosehandUngtoodat !he Meigs County Fair. Tests wlll Bible Sdlool RUI'LAND- TheChurchofGod, also be given at !he Chester Fire Statlon In ChesteronMondayfrom5 . located on State Route 124, RuUand, r.,;;;;;;;;;;;;.-........................iiii~ 1979 DODGE POWEIWAGON ..................... S2895 4 spd., 4 wh . Dr. Topper. Good condition. 1977 FOlD ·F·l 50 ...................................... S1695 Standard long bed. Bible school POMEROY - The Methodist, Trinity, St. Paul Lutheran and GraceEplscopaiChurchesofPomeroy are partlclpattng In a combined vacation bible school _beginning Monday and continuing through Friday. Classes will start at 6: 00 p.m. each evening for children ages 2 through 6th grade. The Adult Bible Study Group will also meet at !he church at this time. ~ @:naUon@npuy .,,.,.,o_ 5Hds - Bird lttds - Oyster Shtlls _- Grit - Fortilizort • lime Cement and Marlar - Stack Salt - Water Softener, · Rtmedin Salt - Iitten - Vae<int - Roofing - Paints • ltd l1and ftn<ing Baler and Binder Twine . Sprays -Gatos · Hay .- Slraw "125 y,., of S.lln111 ". SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2119 Pomeroy From ~ POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS BREAKFASTBARFORTWO ATSHONEY'S DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST THAT'S RIGHT ••• With any windshield installed during the month of August by our Mobile Service, or at either of our Three Convenient Locations, enjoy all the Breakfast Bar you can eat on Point-Mason Auot Glass at your local Shoney's:. FREE! 1974 FOlD F·100 ...................................... S1095 With Topper, Auto. AL CONARD, OWNER OF POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS, WANTS YOU TO KNOW THAT HE IS VERY APPRECIATIVE OF THE BUSINESS YOU HAVE GIVEN HIS TWO NEW LOCATIONS AND SAYS THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE. 1979 CHEVY IMPALA .................................. *1695 STATIO~ WAGON. Auto., PB, PS. Air. Rack. 1971 CHEVY MONIA .................................. S1295 4 speed. Runs good. NEED A DEMOUIION DEilY CAl? WE IIAVE 5 FOI SAil at S1 SO UCI POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS, INC. 1010 Fist ... Wipals, Ohil Rt. 33 M.n, W.Va. 365 West Main St Ripley, W. Va. (614) 446-8144 (304) 773-5710 (304) 372-5804 ·ea11 Collect Call Collect Call Collect Pomeroy 992-2955 "The Lord shall preserve thy lfllng out and thy coming in from this time torth." - Psalm 121:8 216 S. Second Pomeroy 992-3325 TH DAILY SENTINEL Rutland, Olfio 45775 J. Wm. "Bill" Brown, owner Phone (614) 742-2777 Nationwide Ins. Co. . · '"~· . MEIGS Tl RE · \ ) CENTER, INC. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 11 ~-~· a II.,. of Columbus, Oh. , 804 W. Main 992-2318 John f . Foil! II ~.' .· J. lhrcus futtz Ph. 992·2101 · PoMeroy ·RACINE PLANING MILL . RALL'S Mill WorkCabinet Making BEN lFRANKLIN'' l Syracuse 992-3978 TRINJI'Y CHURO!, """· W. H. Pmin, past<r. De- DJck, Sunday Sclool Supt Chu.rch SCtml. 9:15a.m.: WorshlpSelvle 10:3) a.m. Cholr rerearsaJ, Tuesday, 7:JJ p.m. Under dlrE<!Ion d l.ds Burl. thtrdd Sumay. Moningprayer andsennonon all othet' Sundays ct ,,.. mo.. h. ChurCh School and Nur.uy care )li'OVkW. corree tour In the p~ Hall tmmedlately fflllo!A.1ng the Sl'~Vkto. POMEROY CHURO! OF CHRIST, Z12 W. Matn SC., Nell PJ:'(ult'OO, pastoc. Blt;jeSchool 9::1) a.m.; MonliOA worship, 10: ll a .m.; Youth meet~ 6:00 p.m .; Evening worship, 7:00 p. m , We<b:'sday ~hi prayer I'Tlt't'tlng and Bible stl>ly. 7:00p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY. ll!i Bultl!l'llul Ave., Ponte~:vy. Mrs. Dora Wining In charge. 9JOO&y hoUness met>i:lng, 10 a.m.; Suncfay Sdlool. l&.:ll a.m. Sunday Scmol, YPSM Elols(> Adams, leader. 7:.1) p.m. Salvation meeting, varlous speakers and mustc sJnials. 111.1~·. U: ~ a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladles Horne Leoague, memberS In charge-. aU WOOll'fl tnvtted: &:45 p.m. Thursday, Corps c~asso IYOUf11< ProJie'Biblel, 7:3l p.m. Bible Sl..ty and Prayer meeting, opeo to,,.. public. · • POMEROY MSI'SIDE CHURO! OF CHRIST, I!l26Cblldren'sHoine Road (COUnty Road 76). 992-5Zii. Vocal music. Sunday worsJ.}1llOa.m.; Blbk>StOOy 11 a.m.; Worship, 6p. · m. W-ay. Bible Sl..ty, 7 p.m. c- OLD DEXTER BIBLE OffilSTJAN CHVRCH, CharlEo Halllfld, pastor; Unda - ' Middleport. Ohio ~-~,. K&C ~~=RS U ·212 E. Main Street 992-3785, Pomeroy MEIGS COOPER4TIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NOKTHEMT CLUSTER Rev. Don Archer Rev. Roy Deeter Rev. Seldon Johnson ALFRED - Church Sc hool 9: 30a .m .; Worshlp, ll a .m .; UMYF6:30p.m.; UMW Third Tursday, 7: 30 p.m . Communion. rlrst Su nday . tArr he rJ C liESTER - Worship 9 a .m. ; Church ScllOollO a.m .: Bib it? Stud~. Thursday, 7p . m .; UMW, first Thursday , 1 p.m.: Com munion. flrsl Sunday 1Arc ht>rl. JOPPA - Worship 9: 30 a .m .: Church Srhoo\10: :«>a .m . Bible Study Wednesda y. 7: 30p.m . tJohnson ). LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9: 30 a .m .; Worship 7 p.m .;_ Blblt' R1udy, Wed nt>sday, 7: 30 p.m .; UMY F, Wednesda y. 6: 00 p.m .: Communion First Sunday, tAr ch€'rl. REEDSVILLE- Church School9: 30 a . m .; w orship Sforvic£' 11:00 a .m . li:X'l'lerl. TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Church Sc hool 9 a .m .; "Worshlp 10 a.m .; Biblf' S1ud y, TueSdllY, 7: 30p.m .; UMW . Third Tur-Sd<.~ y. 7: 30 p.m .; Communion First Sunday (Archer] . CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev . .lames E. Corbitt Rev . S"vet'l Nelson Rev. Melvt• P'raaldln Rev. Clemea'e s. ZuniJM, Jr. Rev . ..\ndrew RYbenld•c ASBURY tSyracus(')- Worship 11 a.m. : ChUrch School 9:45a.m.; Chara:P Bible Study, Wt"dn~ay. 7: 30p. m .: UMW. first Tursdav, 7: 30 p.m .; Choir R£'hearsal. WrdnrSday fi: :W p.m .: UMW. rourth Sun· da~: . ~: 38 (Nc>lson) . . ENTERPRISE - Wors hip 9 a .m .; Chu f(' h &hool 10 a.m .: Bib le Study. Tues day , 7::W p.m.; UMW. First Monda y, 7: 30 p.m .: UMYF Sunday. 6 p .m. Choir R P· hf'arsat. 6:30p.m . Wl'dnesday. {Frunklln 1 F'LATWOODS - Church School, lOa .m. : Worship, 11 a. m.: Bib\£' Stud,y , Thursda y, 7 p.m .; U MYF , Sunda y. 6 p .m . a.m. l f' r ankllnL , POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David FOREST R UN - Wor ship 9 a. m .: Mann, mlnlstE'r. William Snouffe r, Sunday Churth School 10 A.M .: Choir pr~rtlce-. School Supt. Sunda )' School. 9: 30 a .m .: Tuesda y, h: 311 p .m .: UMW: fir st Tursday, Morning Worship 10:30 a . m . 1: :\0 p.m: 1Nt'lson 1. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po· HEATH tMlddlf'porll - Church School. mE'I'oy Pike. David Hunt . pastor; Jack ~ : .10 a.m.. Worship 10: 30 a .m .: Blblt' Needs, Sunday School Dlrre ctor. Sunda y 51 ud~· . Tul'SQay . 10 a .m .: UMW , ~('('Qnd Scool, 9:30a.m.; Mornln~ Worship , 10: .10; Mond rtv , 7: 3U p. m .: IJ MW Thll'd Mond a y , evenin~ worship. 7: 00p.m. TU<'sday Vlsl 7: 30p.in. tZuni.e::n tallon. 7 p.m . Wec:lnrgda y, Pray~ r SC'rvlce, MJNERSVILL E: - Wors hip Sf'rViC'C' 10 7:30 p.m .; Mission Friends , 7: 30 p .m .; a .m .: Churc h School. 11 a .m .; UMW, 1hlrd Girls In Action, 7:ll p.m . W£'d nl'sd a ~' · 1 p.ni.: Choir prac!lcr, Mon FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Ba t· dav. 7: 30p.m . t NE'I.$on \. ley Run Road, Rev . Emmett Rawson. pas · f> E:ARI . CHAPEL - Wor ship Sf'n' IC'E' 9 tor . Handley Dunn, supt . Sunday School, a .m .; Churc h Sc hool 11 a .m.: UMW Sf>· 10 a .m.: Sunda)' ('Venlng serv ice. 7:30p.m . M nd TuN;da y. 7: 3Q p.m .: UMYF last ; Bible teaching, 7: 30p.m : Thursday . TuN-da v. 7: :\0 p.m. IRubf'nlo:lnJ! ). SYRACUSE MISSION. CHerry St., Sy · POMEROY - Churr-h School, 9: 15a .m . racuse. St>rvlces . ~0 a .m . SundAy. Evening ; Worship IO : :vl a.m.: ChOir rPh("ars al serviC('S Sunday and Wf"dnt>sday at 7: 00p. Wl.'"dnl'sda\·. i : 30 p.m.; UMW. second m. TuC'Sduy, 7: J0 p .m .: UMYF Sunda y. Sp .m . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST iCorbl1tl. IN CHRISTIAN UNION. R ev . Keith Eblin . ROCK SPRINGS - Church Sehoul, 9: 15 pastor. SundiiY School 9: 30 a.m .. Wade a .m .; Wor .$hlp 10 a. m.: Blblr Stud y, WE'd · Hayman, supt .: Morning Worship, 10: 30 a . n!'~ dn y. 7: lO p.m .: UMYF !S('nionn , Su nm ,; Sunday c venln({ service 7: 30 p.m .; da y, 5 p.m .; tJunlorsl ('Vf'ry othr-r Sun · Wrdnrsday PrayE>r Meeting, 7: 30p.m . day . 6 p.m. (F.-anklln l. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD . . RUTLAND - Church School. 9:4i'i a .m.: ' Racine. Rt:-v. Jam('$ Satterf!('ld , pasror . . Worshlp ., lO: 3() a .m .: UMW IEv('nin ,li!; Clr· Fr~man Williams. Supt. Sunday School ('}(' \ .c;N'ond Wt'dnC'Sday. 7: ."JO p.m.: UMW 9: 4!'i a.m.; Sunday and WE'dn('sday ev,.n(Aftc>rnoon Cir c le ! ser ond Thursdu,\' , 1 p. lng S('fVICl'S, 7 p.m. m . tRubrnklng l. · MIDDLEPORT F'IRST BAPTIST. SALEM CENTER- Church Srhool 10 u. Cornl'r Sixth and Palmer." Georgt> Rlsor, m .: Wors hlp9 : 4 ~a . m . tRubenklng l. IntE'rim Pastor. Ray f'il'lds, S.S. Supt .; SNOWVILLE - Wors hip, R: 30 a. m .: Dan Riggs. Asst . Supt. Sunda.v School. 9: 15 ( hurch Schooi1U a. m. ( Rube nkln~p . · a .m .; Morning Worship. 10: 15 a .m .; Sun· ' day Evl'n inJit se rvice , 7 p .m . Youth meet· tng. 7: :wJ p.m . Wednesda y: ('venlng ser· SOUTHERN CLUSTER : vice 7 p.m .; Chair pra cti ce 8 p.rri. . Rev . Ro&:er Grat:f Rev. Paul MoGalre MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. Keith Rader . 5th and Main. Bob Melt on. minis te r . AI APPLE GROVE- Church School9 a .m . . Hartson, as soc. minister: Mlkt> Gerlac h, ; Worship , 10 a.m. (firs t and third Sun- sunday School Superintendent. Bible days) ; UMW, SE'i:ond Tuesday. 7: 30p.m .; • School9:30 a .m .: Morning Worship 10: 30 Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7 p.m . · a .m . Evening Worship 7!00 p.m . Wednt'S· (Grace ! · · day, '1:00 p .m . Prayer meetln10:. BETHANY - Worship. 9 a .m.; Church ' MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· School, 10 a .m .; Btble Study, Wednesday, ' ZARENE. Co-pastors Re v. Ch~~;rles Coyle 10 a .m .: · Dorc as, Women'.$ Fellowship, .. and Rev. Nancy Coyle. Bill While. Sunday Wednesday , 11 a.m. (McGulrl'l. ~ $(-hool Supt. Sunday School 9!30 a .m .: CARMEL- Church School 9:30 a .m .; " Morning Worship 10: 30 a .m .; Evangelistic Worship, 10:45 a .m . Second and Fourth : mN'tlng 7: 00p.m . Wednesday, 7: 00p.m . . Sunda ys; Fellow!lhlp dinner with SuUon , . Prayer meelln({. third Thursday, 6;30 p.m. (McGuire) . . UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY EAST LETART- Church SChool9 a .m . OF ME:IGS COUNTY ; Worship 10 a .m. second and fourth Sun· Rev . Wanda .lohnaoa, Dlree~or days: UMW firs t Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Harold Johnton IGrace ). . Dlret:•or of Educallon LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a .m.; HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Church School10 a.m . (Grace }. CHURCH - Sunday: Worship services MORNING STAR- Worsblp, 9: 45a .m .; 9:00a.m.; Chutch Sch0a110:15a .m .: Sible Church School 10:30 a. m.; Bible Study, Study Sunday 7: 30 p.m . Prayer Group Tllursday, 7: 30p.m . (Rader) . Wt'dnesday at 9: 00a.m. MORSE CHAPEL - Church School9: 30 MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN a .m .: Worship 11 a .m . (Rader) . Church sChool 10: 1~ a .m . Morning Wor· WESLEYAN - Chur<h RACINE ship 11 :15 a.m . Tuesday, 10:00 a.m . Bible School, 10 a .m .: Worship, 11 a .m .; UMW · Study· Thursday, 7:30p.m. Bible Study. fourth Monday 7:30p.m.; Men'• Prayer ' SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· Breakfast, Wednesday, 7 a . m ~ (Grace) . TERlAN - Worship serviet" 9:00 a .m. SUTTON - Church St:hool, 9: 30 a .m .; Church Sc.hool10:00a.m. Tuesday, lOa.m. Morning worship 10: 4~ a.m. ftrst and third SlbieStudy: Sunday, 6 p . m . Junior and SeSundays; Fellowship dinner with Carmel, nior High Youth Groups. third Thursday, 6: 30p.m . <McGuire) . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Paslor. · John Evans. Sunday School 10:00 a .m .; kENO CJiURCii OF CHRIST, Oliver · sunday Morning Worship 11: 00 a.m . Chll· Swain, Supt . Sunda y School9:30 a .m . ev· dren 's Chur~h 11 a .m . Sunday Evening t>ry weE>k . • ServiCe 7:00p.m . Wed ., 6 p.m . YounJ La· HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. dies' A,uxlllary. Wednesday, 7 p.m . Fam· Tom Staten, pastor. Sunday School9: JO a. m .; Evt-l\ingservlte 7: 30p.m . Wednesday Uy Worship. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near prayer meeting 7:30p.m . Long Bottom. Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF School 9: 30 a .m.; Worship l0: 30 a .m.; CHRIST, Duane Warden, minister. Bible Prayer meetlni Thurlday, 7:30p.m. cJas:!l9: .Jl a.m .; Morning Worship 10 : 30 a . MIDDLEPORT FREEVIILL BAPTIST m .; . Eventng Worship 6: 30p.m . Wednes• CHURCH, Corner A!lh and Plum. Ralph day Bible Study 6; 30 p.m . Cundiff; ""'tor. Sunday SchoollO:OO a .m .; NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY . t Monlna: Worship, 11: 00 a .m .; Wednesday CHURCH. Sunday School service. 9: 45 a. and Saturday Evenlnr Services at 7: 30 p. m .~ WorshiP sel-vlce 10:,10 a .m .: • ml:, • w MiddleportPomeroy, Oh. UNITED METHODIST. Preaching 9:30a.m., first and second Sundays of t'BCh]Jlonth; third and fou11h Sun· ~ d8ys each month worship services at 7; 30 p .m . Wednesday ev(lnings at 7: 30 p.m . Prayer and Biblt> Study. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST , Mulb~ t>rry Hel~hts Road. Pomeroy. Michael PI· onkowskl, pastor; Marlt> Spin•s, Sabbath School Supt. Sabbath School at 2 p.m . on Saturday with worsh ip SE'rvlc~s following at 3:15p.m . RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - SistE-r Harrlelt Warner. Supt. Sunday Schooi9: JO a.m .; Morn In,;; Worship , 10: 45 ....... ...... BE. SURE TO LIST OF VACATION NEEDS Equipment s~~i~~d GRAHAM 1971 FOlD FAIIMONT .............. 51695 Auto .. 4 cyl., !local owner. 78,000 miles. LOOIS ANI . . .s a.-1 IIIWI · By The Interested. Businesses Listed On This Page. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR•. PUT FAITH ON YOUR Fire & ery-. Free-Free-Free-Free-Free-Free . 1 Swan, SuJ'. Sunday Sclllol9: :lla.m.; preach· 1ng ...-n1cel;, first and third Surday rotlowlnt! , 9Jnde;.v Sttm. Youth meeting, 7:!Kl p.m f!V· Bake sale MIDDLEPORT - A, yard and bake sale wW be held Monday and Tuesday;'Aug. 5 and 6 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daUy at the home of Clyda AUensworth, Mill St., Middleport. Proceeds to go to Phllalhea Women, Middleport Church al Christ. . -· locust & Beach Streei · 992-9921 Middleport : -<' POMEROY- AU students Interested In participating In Meigs Junior High footbaU are to report to the Meigs Junior High Stadium at 6 p.m. Monday. · -- Service ·s p~~~~~~~v Prescriptions ~r;fl - Complete Automotive or MaU SuhscrlpUonA Inside Ohio · and corntined with mc:rnlng prayer on tJxo No subscriptions by mall J)E'r m!IIE'd In towns whM'f' homQ. carriC'r SC' rvlcP Is a\'a llablr-. 13 Wffks . .. .. .... .. ... ·ELLIS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE. c..,_.,. Union and Mulberry, Rev. TOOmasGien McOung. pa.!!tcr. Clyde H~· SOIL S. S. Sup; .. Sunday Scb:xt, 9; l) a.m.; roorNng wonhlp 10:ll a.m.; eventngser.1ce6 p.m.; mid-week .5el"Vkl>, Wednesday, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAl. CHVRO!. 326 E. Main Sf., Porner'o)l . Sunday """"'"" Holy communllln on thl" tlrst Sunday ea::h month, SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS Community calendar/ area happenings FRIDAY SALISBURY - Salisbury Township Trusteesmeets7p.m. Friday at the homeoflhecle.-k, Wanda Eblin, Laurel CUff Rd. This Message and Church organisms, pre5~;ure canning ·Is , of time as the blanching. Drain. stantly. Crumble bapon over the · trim corn. Steam (on the cob) untO · mUk Is set - aboutl5 minutes. Cut recommended. ri pressure canning well. Package corn In moisture corn. 1liJ calories per serving. from the cob. Spread com one-half If you would like a recipe for Is oot used, spore forming bacteria vapor-proof containers. La)lel and which produce a poisonous toxin freeze. A rule or_thumb Is that corn corn-stuffed tomato salad, please Inch deep on trays. Dry In oven at 250 degrees F., or In a food dryer can survive and grow In a sealed should he In the freezer within two call our office at 992-6696: jar. . untO kernels shatter when hit with a Did you know that: Corn can also hours after harvesting, to maintain hammer. To prepare com for pressure maximum quality. he dried for later use. Husk and canning, husk and silk good quality When serving home-preserved ears. Cut · kernels from the cob, corn, always boD canned corn 20 blanch for several minutes and !W minutes before serving to InSure The Daily Sentinel hot jars 19<Jsely with cern. allow one safety. Frozen corn on the cob (USPS 14!Uilll Inch head space at the top ~the jar. should be thawed In the unopened A Division of Multimedia .. Inc. Cover corn with boDing water. If package before cooking. desire, one-half teaspoon salt per Published pvery afternoon, Monda¥ · For a different recipe why not try through F riday. 111 Courl St.. Po· pint can be added to · the jars. his Mexican panned corn? mercy, Ohio, by th~ Ohio Vall ey Pub· Exhaust jars and seal. Process at!O 3 slices bacon llshlniZ ComJ>anyt Multlml>dla , Inc., PomE'roy, Ohio 45769, Ph . 992·2156. SP· pounds for 00 minutes (pints) or 85 1 tablespoon bacon drtpplngs cof)d class postaiZP pa id a t Pomeroy, minutes (quarts). ~ cup chopped onion Ohio. To freeze com, blanch whole ears 24 ounces cut corn (approxiM{>mllf'r: United P r£'ss Inte-rna llonal. In steam for _seven-11 minutes. Cuf mately one dozen ears), cooked Inland Dally Press Assoc iation and thP corn should be blanched for fourOhio Nrwspnper Ass oc\a t ton. National ~ cup chopped green pepper Advertising RE>prPSentallvE-, Bra nham eight minutes, If you are using a \4 cup chopped green olives Newspaper Sales. 733 Third Aven ue, steam blanch. Bolling water (optional) New York , NE'W YOI'k 10017. blanching can be used at stx-10 salt to taste. POSTMASTER: Send address cha n ~€'S minutes for com 'On the cob and to The Dally Sentinel, Ill Cqurt St ., Fry bacon untO crisp. Drain on Pomer~. Ohio 45769. three-seven minutes for cut corn. paper. Cook onion In bacon dripTime varies with the size of the ear. pings, just unttllender, Add cooked SUBSCRIPTION RATES 87 Carrier or 1\lotor Route After blanching, cool the corn corn, green pepper, olives and salt. Week ............... ... .......... ...... $1. 10 lmmedlately In lee water or Heat thoroughly, stirring con- 1, · One One Month .. ........... , ............ ....... $4 .80 running water for the same. length One Year...... ...... .. . .. ... .. .. $57.20 Alfred community happenings _ ____;,__;_ Sunday School attendance July 21 was 18; church attendance, 12..On July 28 Sunday School attendance was 37; church attendance, 00. Bible School was held July 15-19. Leaders were from a work camp In Col urn bus. Local people asslsttng included Florence Ann Spencer, DorothY Calaway, and Doris Dillinger. Theme was The Market Place, and meetings were held oulslde. Crafts Included making foods such ·as bread and fudge, and weaving wicker baskets. An average of 23 Page 4 P.m. w J n preparing for your vacation have undoubtedly made a list of all the you will need for the trip. Among other essentials, this will probably include swimwear, sports equipment, camera anp camping gear if it is appropriate. However, there is one mo_re item that you should make room for in your luggage: the Bible.. Whatever your destination, you hope that God will protect you alon~ the way and see that you return home safely. Since you may not be where you can find a House of Worship, you should pay Him homage by spending a fell( minutes reading the sacred passages. In fact, they will have even more significance if you happen to be in a stenic area where the wonders of creation are right there before your e~s. This is visible proof that God has been there before you, and that His love will guide you wherever you go on earth. Evangf.llsllc Service 7:30 p.m. Wedne.c;. day; Prayer meeting 7: 30p.m. Thursday . ZION CHURCH Of CHRIST, Pomfiroy · Harrisonv\11(1' ftd. Robert Pur1E'II, minis· ter; Steve Stanley. S. S. Supt.: Bill MeEI· roy, Asst . Supt .: Sunday Srhooi9 :JQ a .m .: Worship service 10:30 a .m .; Evening wor· ship Sunday 7 p.m. and Wednesday, 7p.m . ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pin• GrovC'. The Rev. William ~lddlrswarth. pastor. Church service 9: 30a.m .; Sunday Schoo\10:30 a .m . · BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, John Wright, passtor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Larry Haynes. S. S. Supt . Morning worship 10:30 a.m . RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE, Rev . ThOmas H. Collier, pastor. Martha W olfe, Chairman of th£' Board of Christian Lite. Sunday School 9:30a .m. : Morning worship 10: :J:t a.m.; Sunday t>venlnl{ worship 7:30p.m. Prayer meetirig 7: 30p.-m. Wednesday. .LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Dex· IE-r. Woody Call, pastor. Services Sunday 10 a .m . and 7 p.m. Wl:'dnesda>·. 7 p.m . RACINE FIRST BAPTlST. CAHLETON INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road . Rev . DBvld Curfman, pastor. Sunday School 9: :Jl a.m .: Ralph Carl. Supt. Evening wor· ship 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting. Wednes· dav 7: 30p.m. 'LONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN, Jody Holland. pastor; Wallace Damewood. Sunday School Supt. Worship service, 9 a. m .; Bible SchooJ 10 a .m . HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH . Rev . Thert'On Durham, pastor. Sunday . SchOol at 9:30a.m .: Morning worship at 10: 30 a.m.; Sunday evening servict> at 7: 30 p.m. Thursday S<'rvlcl•& at 7:ll p .m . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, locatE'd on County Road 31 . Rev. Lawrt>nce Glut'l'lencamp, pastor. ~ . Rog('r Willford , ass1. pastor. Prt>achinl{ · !K'rvil"f'S Sunday 7: :lJ p.m . Prayer met>ttng Wedncsdav. 7:30 p.m .. Gary Grlftllh. lt>ader. YOuth gr"oups Sunday E'V<>nlng .a t 6:30 p.m. with Roger and VIole! Wtllfor'd. lt>adcrs. Communion S('rvicP first Sunday C'a c h month. . WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEY AN CHURCH- Coolvlllli' RD . RE>v. Phillip Ri· denour . pastor. Sunday Schoo\9:30 a .m .: worship wrvlct> 10: ~ a.m .; Bibi<' study and worship St'r\'ICt' , WNinesday, 7 p.m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mark Jonrs . pastor. Bill Nicholson . Sun· day S('hOOI Supt . Sunday School9: .10 a .m .; MornlnJ! Worship and Communion 10: 30 a. Stt>vil' ~avrr. Pastor. Robl'r1 Smith. Sunday School Supt .: Sunday School 9: 30a.m.: Morning worship 10: 40 a. m .: Sunday ev('nlng worship 7; 30 p.m .; We(lnf'Sday evl'ning Bib!(' stud.v 7: ll p.m . BURUNGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH. Burl!njthi:lm. Rev. Okt>:V R.a~· Laund<'rmltt. JXJStor. Ph. 992-7324. Sunday SchoollO:OOa.m . : Sunday £'vcrtinp: Sf"t'\' ict' 7: CO p.m.: Wf'dnes· day ('VE'nlng Joi('I'VlC'E'. 7:00p.m. m. RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos Tillis. pastor. Sonnv Hudson. supt . Sunday School 9:30a .m .; Morn in~ worship, 10: .10 a.m.: Sunda y E>venlnJ~: servlet'" 7: 00p.m . Wrdnesday Sf"rvlct> 7 p.m . WMPO program 9 a.m. {'ach Sunday. RtJTL1\NO CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE . Rr-v. Lloyd D. Grimm. Jr ., pastor. Sundav School 9: 3() a .m. ; Worship st•n·ic{' 10: .10 .i.m. : Youn~ proplr's ~rvil:'(' 6 p. m . Evani<•\1!--t lc Sl'rvke 6::\0 p.m . Wedn(>S(Iay spn·ic£' 7 p.m . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mlllor St .. Mason . w Va . Eu~rnrL . Con~tl"'r. ml nis tPr. Sunda\· Rlblt"> Stud y 10 a.m .; Wor· s hip 11 a .m . 3nd 7 p.m. WC'dnrsda y Bible Study , vocal music. 7 p.m . LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· ding Lanf'. Mason . W. Va . J . N. Thackrr . pasr~r . E\•('ning wrvlct• 7: 00, ~ . rh . ; W ~· m(' n s Mlni str\', Thursdav , 9. 30 a .m .• Wednt'sday Pr8y('r a nd Bible Study. 7: 1~ PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHU RCH, % mile off Rr . 325. Rf'v . 8('n J. Watt s . pu"tar . l.cf> Russ£'11 . S .S. Supt. Sunduy School 9: .10 d.m. ; Morning Wors hip 111: 30 1:1 .m .: Sun· day (IV('"nlng st'rvlcc 7: 30 p .m.1 WlodnC'sday s£'n:tc e. 7: 30p.m . o SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Lillie, pas to_r. Stew LllllE'. S . S. Sup1. Sunda y School 10 a .m .: Morning worstp. 11 a. m.: Sunday ('VE'ning worship 7; :.1 p.m . Prayrr mN•tlng and Biblt' study Thursda y . 7: 30 p . m.: Youth m l'f'tlng Wt'dnesda>' at i p.m . REJOICIN G LIF'E BAPTIST CHURCH - 38.1 N. 2nd Avr .. Mldd l(' port . Sunday SchaollO a .m . S unda y C'Vf' nln~Z 7:00 p.m .; Mld·w('('k s('rvic r , WOO .. 7 p.m . p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . ThC' R('v . William Campbell, pastor. Sunday SChool 9: 30 a . m.: Jam£'S HUJ!;hCS: sup!. Evening service 7: 30p.m. Wednsday ('"V£'n\ng prayrr me<'l· lnJ!: 7:30 p.m . Youth prayer service C'aoh Tuesday . · FAIRVIEW .BIBLE CHURCH, L<'lart, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE N>\· W. Va ., Rt . l.·dpmes Lewis. paslor. Wor· . ZAFtENE. R('v . Glenn Mc Milla n, pastor . ship se n •ices 9:30a .m. : Sunday Schoal1l Man Janlc r · J.a vf' nder. Sunday School a .m .: Evrnlng worship 7: 30p.m. Tuesda y Supt.. Sunda y ~ool 9::10 a .m .; Morning: cottage prayC'r mt>etlnji!; and Bible Study ·worship 10: JO a. m.: EvanJ::E'lis llc s('fViC(', 9:30 a.m.: Worship serv iCE', .Wednesday 6p.m.: Prayrr and PraiSE' WE'dnC'sday , 7 p. 7:30p.m . m.; Youth m("{'TinJ!:. 7 p .m . OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. Wal nut and Henry Sts. • Ravenswood. W. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Va . The Rt>v . George c : wrlrtck, pastor. CHRIST. Elden R. Blake. pastor. Sunda y Su nday SChool9::ll a .m .; Sunday worship School 10 :t.m ,i Gary R('f>(l •. Lay \eadrr . 11 a .m . Morning '.$E' rmon . 11 a .m .: Sunday nl~ht CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, located on scrv.lces : Chr istian Endpavor 7:30p.m .. Pomffoy Pike, County Road 25 near Fla t· Sonp; SPrvlre B p.m . Preach Ina B: JO p.m . woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. ServiC'es Mid-week pra yt' r m('('tlng, Wednesday. 7 an Sunday atlO: :rt a .m . and 7:30p.m. with p.m. Sunda v Sc.hool9 : 30 a .m . BlbleSrudy, Wed· HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN . nl"Sda~· . 7: :JO p .m . Roge-r Warson , pas lor. Crenson P r att , FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRI1SADE FOR Sunday School Supt . Morning worship 9: 30 CHRIST. St. Rt . 338, Antiquity. Rev. a.m.: Sunday School lOJ30 a .m .; Eveninf{ Franklin Dickens, past or. Sunday morn · service, 7: 30 p.m. . In!{ tO a.m.; Sunday evl'nlng 7: 30 p.m . MT . : uNION BAPTIST, Donald Shuo. Thursday evening 7:30p.m. pastor; Joe Sayre. Sunday School Supt. STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BI\P· Sunday School 9:45 a .m .; Evening wor· TTST CHURCH . Pastor Robert Byers. shlp6:.'rl,p .m .; Prayer Meeting, 6:30p.m. Sunda v SchOol 10 a .m .: Worship se-rvice ll Wednesday. a .m .: 'sunday ('v.enlna; service.7: JO p.m.: TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Wedne-sday evi'nlng service 7:30p.m . CHRIST. JOdy Holland, minister. Deryl INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHUROI Welt,s. Supt. Morning worship, 8:00a .m .; Inc.. Pearl St .. Mlddleporl. Rev. O 'Dell Chun-h School 9:00a.m . Manit")' , pastor. Sunday School9: 30 a .m .; CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAzA· Morning worsh\p lO: :W a .m.; Evening RENE . Rev. Herbert Grate , pastor. worship 7: XI p .m . Tufosday, 12:30 p.m . WoFrank Riffle, supt. Sunday School 9: :K> a . men' s Prayer meeting. W<.'dnesday , 7; 30 m .; Worship service, 11 a .m . and 7 p.m . p.m . Prayer and Praise service. SUnday. wron~day. 7 p.m. Prayer meet· CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS · lng. TOLIC- VanZandt and Ward Rd . Elder LAUREL CUFF FREE METHODIST James Miller , pastor . Sunday School. CHURCH. Rev. Robert Miller, pastor. Ro10 :30 a .m.t Worship SE-rvice, SUnday, 7:30 bert E . Barton, Dlrector of Christian Edu· p .m .; Bible Study, Wednrsday, 7:30p.m . cation: Steve Eblin, asslstan1 . Sunday POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, SchoOl 9: XJ a .m .; Morning worship 10: XI Harrlsonvtll(' Road. David Ffrrell. pat· a.m.; Choir pract~. Sunday 6: 30 p.m .; tct; Cllntoil Faulk, Sunday SChool Supt.; Evening worship 7: :.l p.m , Wednesday Sunda~· Scbool 9: 30 a .m .; morning wor· Prayer and Bible StUdy, 7; 30 p.m. ship, it a .m .; Sunday evening Si'I'Vice-7:30 DEXTER · CHURCH OF CHRIST. p.m . ?rayer ME'ellng, Wednesday, 7: 30 p. Charles Russell Sr., miiUster. Rick Ma· . m. comber, ·supt. Sunday SChool 9::Jl a .m .; SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. Worship tervice JO: :r> a .m . Bible study, non-Penlecostal. Joy Clark. pasiOI'. Wor· Tueoday, 7:30p.m. ship service Sunday 10 a .m .: Sunday REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS School 11 a .m . Evening worship s«vlceCHRIST OF LA 'ITER DAY SAINTS. Port· 17:W p.m . Wednesday prayer meetlnit 7:00 land·Raclae- Road. William Roush, pastor. p.m. Linda Evans, churc!h !IChool director. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN Church school 9: ~ a.m.; Morning worslp IN C,URIST CHURCH, Locoled In Texas 10:30 a .m.; Wednesday evrnlnr prayer Corflmul)lty otf Ct . Rt. 82. Rev . Robert services, 7::JJ p.m. Sanders, pastor. Don Will , Jar.leader. SunBETHLEHEM BAPTIST. . Rev . Earl day School 9:90a.m .; Morning Worship Shuler, paator. Worship Sfrvlce, 9:~a .m . 10:45 a .m .; Evenina pretchln1aerv1ce se-Sunday School!O: 30 a .m. Bible Sludy and t'nftd and .. fourt:h Sun4•Y ~~~ 7:30 p.m .; praY« service Thuriday, 7:00p.m . LANG!-;VILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Rotx>•·r E . Mussr r . pastor. Sunday School 9:.10 a .m .; Paul Mus!W"r, su pt. ; Pftornln~J: worshi~J 10 : 30 a .m.; Sunday I'VE'nlng sf'f · vicE>. 7 p.m .: mid ~w('('k S<'rvtcr. W<'dnt>s· d u ~· . 7 p.rn. "' Christian Endeavor, rlrs't and third· Sunday, 7:30p.m . Wedries day prayer meeting andiBlbleStudv. 7: 30 o.m . CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . Located on 0 . J . White Road ot Highway 160. Pat HenSon, pastor. Sunday School10 a.m. Classes for all ag~. Junior Church 11 a.m.; Morning worship 11 a .m . Adult Choir practlcP 6 p.m . Sunday, Young Peo· pie's, Children 's Church and Adult Bible Study, Wednesday at 7: 30p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St .. Middleporl. Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention. SUnday School 10a.m . ; Morning "''Orshlp 11 a .m .: Ewnln({ worship 7 p.m.: Wt'"dnt"Sday evE'nlnfi!: Bible study and prayf>r meeting 7 p.m . BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sl. Rt . 124 and Co. Rd. 5. Mark Seevers, mlnlst('r. Sundav School Supt. Harry Hendricks ; SU.n.d ay School9: 30 a .m. ; Morning worship 10: :ll a.m .: Eve ning worship 7 p . m. WednPSday worship 7 p .m . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CH~RCH, Corner Sycamore and Second Sts., P o· mf::roy. Th(" Rev . William Mlddleswarth, pstor. Sunda y SChOol 9: 45 a.m .; Church service 11 a.m-. SACRED HEART CHURCH. Ms~r. Anthony GiannamOre. Ph. 992·5898. Saturdav Ewnlng Mass 7 : 30 p.m.: SUnday M8ss, 8 a.m. and 10 a .m . Confessions onf! half hour before- each Mass. CCO·classes, 11 a .m . Sunday. VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd Sl., Mlddlepor1. James E . Keesre. pastor. SundaY mornln~ worship 10 a .m.; Even Ing service 7 p.m .; Wednesday evening worship 7 p .m . VIsitation, Thursday 6:30 p .m . LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD - Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sun· day School 9:30 a .m .; Morning service 10:00 a.m.; So.l.nday evenln& servke 7: 00 p . m.; Mkl-wee~ 'PI'•Yft RIVb Wlf\4nftday 7 p.m . · MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max Folml'r. Sr. Supt. Sunday School and Morning Worship 9: lO a.m.; Sunday lf>venlng service, 7 p.m.; Youth meeting and Bible Study, Wednes· day, 7 p.m . UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt . 7 on Po· . meroy By· Pass. Rev . Robert E. Smith, Sr. , pastor. Melvin Orakt>, S. S. Supt . Sunday School9: XI a.m .; Morn ing Worship 10: 30; Evening Worship 7:30p.m .: Wednt>Sday Prayer Service. 7: 30p.m. FAITH BAPnST CHURCH, Railroad St ., Mason. Sunday School tO a .m .: Morn· ing worship 11 a.m .; EveniAg service 6 p. m . Prayer mf'('tlng and Bible Study Wednesday. 7 p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTJST. Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor. Corneih:1s Bunch, supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m .; Second and fourth sundays worship service at 2:'30 p . m. MT. MORIAH' BAPTIST. Fourth and Main St ., Mlddlepon . Rev. Ca lvin Minnis. pastor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner, supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m.; Worship serv ice 10:45 a .m . SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Jo!K'ph B. Haskins, evangelist. Sunday Bible Study9 a .m. ; Worship, 10 a .m .; Sun · day evening service 6 p.m .: Wednesday evening service-, 7 p.m. ~ENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Ra cine, Rt. 124, .William Hoback, pastor. Sunday SchoollO a.m. ; Sunday E:Venlng service 7 p.m. Wednesday evening service- 7 p .m . CARPENTER BA·PTIST . Don Cheadle, Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m. Morning Warship 10: .10 a .m . Prayer service, altern · ate Sundays. MIDDLEPORT PENTEC OS~AL , Third Avt> . Rt>v. Clark Bak('r. pastor. Carl Not - tl n~ham. Sunday SchOol Supt. Sunday SchOol 10 a.m. with classes for all ages . Ev£'nln~ serv\ct>s at 6 p.m. Wednesday BI ble stud~· at 7: 30p.m. Youth services Fri · da v at 7: 30p .m . E:CCLESIA FELLOWSHIP. l~ Mill St .. Middleport. Brother Chuck Mc Phe rson . pastor. Sunday School 10 a .m.: Sunday evenins=: services at 7 p.m. and Wedn('Sda y s£'r\'kf'S at 7 p.m . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST . . E a •·l Shuler , pastor. Sunday .Schoo19::t0 a.m .. Church servlc£'. 7 p.m .; Youth mt'f'Ting. 6 p .m . Tuesdav Bible STudy at 7 p .m . FULi- GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33045 Hiland Road. Pomeroy. T om Krll y. pas · tor . Dannv LambE>rt, S. S. Supt. Sunda y mornln)! S('rv \cl(' at 10 a.m .: Sunday rven lng S('rv ice 7: 30p .m . Tu('sday a nd Thurs· · dav Sf'r\•lces a t 7:30p.m. WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill St. , Middleport . Sundo.r morn in~! st>rvke 10: 15 a .m .; Sunda y E>Vt>nin~ 7:30. Thursda )' morning Blblr study 10 a. m . WE'dn('Sda y f'venlng 7: 30p.m NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA · ZARENE , Rev . Cl r ndan Stroud, pastor. Sunda y School 9: ,10 a.m.: Wors.MpSc:!rviee, 10::\0 a.m.: YO\Itb ~ SU.Dda)' 6:15 op. m. Sunday evrnlngM>rvtCf>7:00p.m . Wed · nMda y Prayer M('('linl!' and Blbl(" Study ~OOp . m . · NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sun . day aftPrnoon srrvlces at 2:30. Thur5day pve ning servict:'S at 7: JO . F'IRST BAPTIST CHURCH , Mason, W. Va . Pastor, Bill Murphy. Sunday ~hooll O a.m .: Sunday e venlna 7: 30 p .m . PrayN m(>('t\ng and Blblf' study Wednrsday. 7:30 p.m . E\•eryone wplcomE'. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, SaJpm St . Rev . Paul Taylpr, pastor. Sunt1a y SchoollO a.m .; Sunday E'Vl'nlng 7: 30p.m .; Wednl'sda y Pve nln~ prayPr mN'tlng 7: ~ p.m. SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH. Silver RidJtr. Duane Syden· strlck<-r . pastor . Sunda y School 9 a .m.; Church !§t'rvlcE' 10 a .m . Bible Study Wed · nPsday at7 : 30 p .m . June thru Sfoptember , 7 p .m . October thru Ma y. Sunday PvenlnF: Fellowship 7 p .m . Jun(' thru Septe miX' r, li p.m . Octo])(lr thru Ma y. ·~ Daily devotions Monday "Pray constantly." (I Thessalonians 5:17, RSVI . The Prayer for the Day: Loving God, help us lo pray constantly. May our lives become living prayers until we become one with you. Amen. · The ThoUght for the Day: I wlll pray along the way to wherever I am going. . Tuesday • . "We have good news, and we shouldn't keep 1t to ourselves." (II Kings 7:9, RSV) . The Prayer for the Day: Blessed Lord. help us to share our faith, knowing it Is by the witness of believers that others are brought to the blessings of salvation. Amen. The Thought for !he Day: Sharing Christ Is every Christian 's caiUng. ' · Wednesday "I keep striving to win the prize for which Chris! Jes~ s already won me to himself." ( Phlllpplans 3: 12, TEV l. The Prayer for the Day: Dear Lord, renew my vision of wha t You want for my lite. Amen. The Thought for the Day: Am I complaining because I haV<' lOSI sight of where God wants me to go? Thur.iday "God uses us to make the knowledge about Christ spread everywhere like a sweet fragrance." (II-Corinthia ns 2:14, TEV) . The Prayer for the Day: Lord, althQugh we may have to· encounter obslaCles, give us faith, confidence, and strength to overcome any unforeseen circumstances. Amen . The Thought for the Day: Nothing Is Impossible If we have faith. Friday ' "What Is your llfe? For ·you are a mist !hat appears for a little time and then vanishes." (James 4:14, RSV). The Prayer for the Day: Creator of aU, we thank You fort he love You have given us, from which oothing on ean h or In heaven can separate us: Help us to let that love !i(lw to !hose amund us. Amen. The Thought for the Day: I wUl give my love while there is yet time. saturday ' "I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward In Christ Jesus. " (PhU!ppians 3:14, NIV) . The Prayer for the Day: Dear. God, create wlthln us a thirst for truth. Keep alive within our hearis a desire to know You better. In Jesus' name. Amen. The Thought for the Day: Those oot busy being born are busy dying. I �.... 2, 1 Pig roast held July 4 in Meigs Public Notice ofl-'1--.ond II nwllod b¥ I tlo lit 101 1loo UPI* ..... of brictl · 71'11-IOonwll thonol OOUih I dig ono 110 EMt ltOne well. ~ nGICn: • · torty ltMoM"1Q dw OOUihllno of lot No 17 to d1o nonlooor.. of lhe ume. an. tha 1 Henderson. Rod. Susan and Jason Pullins, Pam, Tom, Shawn, Chad and Justin Diddle, Roy, Maida and Lorlssa Long, Terry, Linda, Renee and Randy Taylor, Kenny Buckley, carolyn Roger, Allee and Amy Rltchle, Joyce Ellon, Ken and Jayne RUehle, Marilyn Wilbur, and LEe Ann Robinson, Larry Ritchie, Jim, Debbie and Chance Watson, Joe, Martha and Will Poole, Nellie Parker, Richard and Jerrod Dou· glas, Terri Starcher, all ol Meigs and southern Athens counties: Kelly and Joey Gleason, Mr and Mrs Jerry Deem and lour children, P1. Pleasant, W Va.. Rachel and Marvin Pullins, Mindy Klle, Galli· polls, Karen, Jim , Jim II, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burke, Lori, Fay Amos, Sonny, Jan, Myca and &ott and Randy entertained July 4 Meghan Haynes, Greg, Paige and Derlk Winebrenner, Don, Linda with a pig roast Friends brought and &ott Fitch, Gary, Ruth, Bryan, o~r foods The day was spent In vtsltlng, horseshoe pitching and ball Jeff and Steve Durst, Charles, Ann playing and Ed CoUlns, Roberta and ' Present were Marlene and Mi· Sherman Henderson, Barbara Sarchelle Donovan, Dorothy and Glen gent, Nita Jean Ritchie, Don and Robin Guthrie, Clarence and Robinson, Gene' ieve Guthrie, Clara Follrod, Nina Robinson, . Thelma Henderson, Pauline Wolle, David, Kathy and Stacie Watson , Shirley Russell Findling, Robert Burke, Mattle Pullins, Leonard and Harold, Wilma, Robert and Lisa Fire auxiliary holds 'fl'leeting Plans for a trip to Blennerhassett Island In August were made by the Ladles Auxiliary of the fire depart· ment at their regular meeting President Opal Hollon opened the 1\\eetlng with "The Lord's Prayer" and the pledge to the flag The secretary's report was read by Frances Hunt and the treasurer's report by Cleo Smlt h · Plans for the Me1gs County Fa1r and for serving at the tractor pull were discussed Several cards were signed for the sick ol tbe commun· 1ty. Dorothy Cashdollar and Opal Hollon served refreshments to those named and Clara Conroy, Clarice Allen, Betty Hawk, Dixie Beair, Margaret Christy, Marcia Keller, Erma Cleland, Etbel Orr a nd lnzy Newell The Daily Sentinel Shane Minear, Parkersburg, w Va., Joyce James, Athens: Art and Ora Bruce, Chauncey: Jeff, Connie and Retha Amos, VIncent. PHONE 992-2156 Or Sefthntl Ctlniftt4 Ot•t Willi D11lly lll CIWII St POIMIIIJ Oluo 45769 ··•·! NOTICE OF SALE By vlrNo ofM Onlorol Sale South line of High _ . , lolowlng"'" Old o1 dw Common """"" OOUihlnoofHighS-todw Coo~ ol Moigo County. "' beginning Ohio, in lha.,.. o f - Ono. ploco R.......,co Oood Volume Athena, N A • Ohkl. 212, Pogo 897; Volume 273, Plamtlff. against Darrell Pogo 917. ond Volume 279, - · al ol., Otrfondonla. Pogo 7!19, Melgo County Dood upon • judg,... ron· darad. being c- No. IIII·CV· &lid . . . . . . . . w• liP" llllln ooid Court. I will ollorlur proiood. 114,000 00 ..... • tho front ~ of tho T..._ of tlalo C..., Courthouse In Pomeroy. R_. ...,. connot bo oold Melgo County. Ohio, on tho fur thM two-thlrdl of the 30th day "'Auguol. 1986. .. apploa ' edvJIIue 10 00 O'Ciodl AM , tho HoWOfdE F. . . following Iandi and tenaSholtffof IIWIII.10·wit Moip County, Ohio locatod '" 1oo High s-. (7) 281. (II 2, 9. 3tc Pomeroy, Ohio, and Situated on lho Viloge of Pomorvy, County of Moigo and State of Public Notice Ohio, and descubed at lulowo: PUBUC NOTICE lloing o part of lot No. 17 of Seolod bldo wiH bo BumiP'• Addition to PomeO<f, dooaibod .. lollowl: In . the ollice of dw Vlllogo Beginning oo dw oouth Nno of Cloot., Eoot MHI St., Pom-. Ohio until 12 00 ._, on High Streot. 1 1 2'11 loot terty of the 1101 d n l com• of Monday Auu. 6. 1986 tor 11w Lot No 17 of BumiP'I lalowlng For ll1o ropoiring of Addttion to Pomeroy. to 1 aH rust plocoo, uopladng with point which 11 761oot - Y nliW rnllal where ,..u.y, Porn-. .._ m""'=~~~111 , ,. ._ of Noiurol FlreDtp t1111111.'t1171CMv. R_,_, DWioiOn of - - _Mi ' fi i ···. ---·... . .. ....... ==· ... -Or•• .. ... ··-- "...-.w•• .,.tn.a. ...... .,.thl ,.,~., ............ ,... .__ f lnulfl••rl /HIIfl ~ nu r•r lhr• ............... l""'"l'"• ''"''''","'' r•rrh•,,..•. AtWCMII.,4 UAulllw..- • 71C.._ ........... -coi<liiiiilob .;iltwl- _,,·~ - 11 ,_.~,....,.. IIWII!tltl111.., Ul-lllli ....... ,.1_ UW.,ICIIIIII ......... •t IM .... IIIII 141 .......... ~~-~· .,. -CIIHI14 ~., "C. IU ~ 147 ....... , ... . . .... ...... c.wv ArWtaNICI4 .,. ,__, IU ,._.._ ., ..,..... • • Lat.. ··~·...... :::::.:& ...,....... 1 - - - - -..,-~ --------l •• m-.•w...• "...... ... w.lllll4 " ' ........ ., LI!Miolltt EYE THE WANT ADS FOR GREAT BUYS -Y _,_,._ Public Notice & SECURITY PH. 614-446-6288 RICHARD l WISEMAN Pmal• ln,.lllgator 7/211 l~t.n..d '" Oh1e IN THE NOTICE OF SALE By VIrtue of an Order of Safe Jlaued out of the Common Pl... Court of Metgt County Ohio. rn the case of The F - """" end Saving~ Compony. ol Pom;,l,y, Ohio, ,PlaindH, ag•nst Roger E HOUSE OVERROWINC? ClEAN UP WITH ClASSIFIEC ADS WHOLESALE MEATS ,offer for sale at the front ~r •Of the Courthousetn Pomeroy & BULK FOODS Meegs County. OhtO, on tha 164 N. 2od St. 30th day of August. 1985 at , 10 16 A M the following Middlepcort lands and t....,enta, k:tcated Lolatld Next To Tht ;1t 31963 Rod Hill Rood, Food Stamp Ofhu Langsville, Oh10 45741 Srtuate 1n Salem Township, HOURS: Mon.-Sat. Meigt County State of Ohio, 8:00 AM·S:OO PM 1 and beung 1n Section 19 Town "We Gladly Accept r8 North. Range 15 West of the OhtO Company's Purchase Food Stamps" and being descnbed as fol] 31 I mo lows Beg~nnmg at a po•nt 1n ,the centet11ne of Townsh1p ~oad 36, said potnt betng Welt about 1617 25 feet from the Northaolt com.,. of Sec , toon 19, thot1ce Woot 14 3 83 VINYl liNER POOL 1ootaloog the no~h tone oflaid ACRYLIC WALL POOL aectton 19 to • potnt, thence South 5 dog 02 34" West ABOVE GROUND POOL 282 84 foot to a stoke. peosong O•or '10 Choic11 ''SPAS" a fence post at 17 87 feet for .ltlloroooo thence South 69 HYDROUCH CHEMICALS deg. 16' 68 ' Eelt 363 4 7 feet ,.911 Gtn Morlmgtr Pit wy. to a stake p~U~ng a fence post .at 136 52 feet tor refer.ence, Middleport, Oh1a thonce N<>1h18 dog 34' 10' . HRI 10 am lo I p.m. Eatt 196 22 feet to a poent 1n Dar ~tght the centoolone of oaod Town· 1-614 1-304 <~IIIIP Rood 36, peuong a fence 992 · 2549 poot at 162 91 feet for 'L------~~!!!.J Nferenc:e. thence North 64 • · dog. 24' 54' WOit 135 23 feat along the centerline of aaid Townshtp Road 35 to a pomt. -tlwnce North 44 dog 43 42" •Welt 178.28 1eet along the Qlflter1ine of Townshtp Road , 35 to the pomt of begtnmng, Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio qontainmg 2 3 acrea. more or ..... axceptmg all legal tlghts af way The beannga .., the .. above deecnptton are based on thB Ohfo Company's Purchase , Survov Reference Oeed Volume 220. Pege 803. Meogs County Dood Recordl Excepting and re~ervtng to thlt Grantors all coal, oil a"d J.24· 1fc gas and other mtnerals m a"d ..,undar the ebove descnbed real POOLS Roger Hysell Garage AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 Approilled at 0\7.0000 for lass than two·thtrds j2/ 3rda) the appratsed value Terms of Sale cash How•d E Frank. Sheriff of M- County Ohoo 28, (81 2. 9. 3tc opping For Bargain•? ACCENT F11 All rm Pt/1111•1 N11ir 73 80 Ch"Y Tr Ftndtrs 73-80 ChOYy Tr Doan . . .. '41 . tiOO FENCE I SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 Aftor 5 Call 742-2027 PIUS: Olfllo Suppl11S & Furniturt, Wedding and Graduation Stariontrr, Magntltc Sogns, lubbor Stamps, lus1nts1 Forms, (opy Stnnn, lie:. 255 Mill St. lllolloloport 104 Mulberry Aw, l'omwoy 3/2/lfn ...,denld. being Cue No 85-CV -122 1n said Coun, I will The r•l eetate cannot be sold THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP 992-3345 Carpenter, a / k/ a Roger Eu gene Carpentar, at al , D&fendents. upon a Judgment therein ...... s-.ry Townohlp. ........ 8 an 1tw ~of JIIIIIOI Will. Alfred o ond ........, muot canto1n lfw ,.. nomo of Hunt The permit: .,... enoomobteinld bV ......... 1111. . . . . Ftro cto~.~. e.cto bid lo..,Oited In tho ume, ond bo occompeniod II¥ a bond Of CMbHod chod< In the .,m o1 6 "' tho bid. 10 tho udlloction of the V1llogo Council ao I - n t y tiWI W d1o bid • acceptod........ t will bo entoNd Into ond Ita porfonnonco P-'Y oocurod. Thooo ctoockl or will be returned It once to al Ollcopl lf1o IIICCouful bidder Hil cloock or bond will bo hold until tho controct or bid II _,tv oucutod by 'him The right ...... Ned to rtject ony and Ill bldo Jan• Watton, Clerk VIUAGE OF POMEROY rn 28 Ill 2. 2tc P - 31.1 oc,. ond lo tocotod on the PomotOY ond Chollor 7'h U S.G., quodron· glo map. _.,.,......... 1 'II m11es northa•st from Poll*Oy Tho applicolion "' •nclude underground mn.ng u .,.n. of the mmng and recltmttion plan. Con••· quently, a YIII"'IN'IDI to alow few • delay in contemporaneout reclematton for the area around the m.ne entnes is allo oought The appbcation II on file at Moi!Jo County Rocorde•'• Of· lice, Moi!Jo County Court· · Second Stroot Po,. rov. OhiO. 45789 tor publiC YIIWing Wntten commenta or requlltl for informal confer• ence may be aant to tht Public Notice OM11on of Reea.matK>n. foufto uun Square. Bu11d1ng B-3, Columbul. Ohto, 43224. PUBUC NOTICE with1n thirty days of the last Dark Diamond Cool COf(lO ration of 32878 R..a Hil. date of pubhcation of thil Rood, Pomaroy, Ohio, 46789 nonce h• submitted an application to nMI8 No R-0111 1 coal (7) 12, 19. 28 (812. 4tc .. Real Estate General 3-D AUTO CENTER 810% W. Main 51. Pomeroy, OH. PHONE: 992-678 Your complete auto body repa~r center Body f•llera. undpapers, pohah1ng compound a (sold under whole~ aele to all) Oynallto Body Filler . .... . . . . . ... '7 DO gal. Poliahing Compounds . . . . . '6 44 gal. We1, Dry Paper ..........: . . . '1 1 98 aloeve Flxible Paint Additives . . . . .. . . . 26 New Dundoo Roplacamant Parts G M 73·80 GM Fenders . '39 DO Door Shells . '99 DO Rocker Panola '19 DO We meet or Price• •a ~ RT. 62 SOUTH POINT PlEASANT, W. VA. 8 miles from Pometoy·llason Bnd1e SINGLE S24.9S •live enltrt11nment •ftee HBO •Restaurant •Olympic Pool A.A.A. 304-675-6276 SERVICE We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also ac1d boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1·13-tfc PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35115 Oak Hill Road long loltom, OH. 45743 PH. 16141 985-4212 We Ust Van S.:hradtr EquopnMnt RKomnMndtd by leadtng Corpol Manu: facturen. "FREE ESTIMATES" 3/22/lln . ..... .141 Doors ...................... 'llS 73 80 Chtvy lr IO-U Ford Tr. Hoods •. . ..., .. 1 1.50 Doors. • •..S145 73·84 Ch"Y To 78.79 Ford Tr lumpors $70 Gnlls .............. $52.50 ' 73 79 Chevy Tr 10-IS Ford Tr. Grilles ... .. ...... '31 .50 Hoods . .......... Sf45 73-79 ChiYy Tr 8J.Il Ford Rangor Rodcer Pantls . .. •2S Haeds . . . ... . •130 73 -79 Ch"Y lr 13 IS Fo•d bngtr Cob Cornus.. . •20 Grtll" .......................... s75 New ond U~td Auto Glass - late Meet.~ Paru WHALEY'S .tunrn Television listeninc Devices Computenzed Hearinc Aid Selection He-anne Evaluations For All Aces LISA M. KOCH, M.S. licensed Clinical Audioloeist "Free Estimates" LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT IMtallotian '-•aila~lo 4/4/tln EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofung of all Types Worked tn home area 20 years "Free Esttmates" CAll COllECT: Ph. 16141 843-5425 Hn RADIATOR 73· 79 ford Tr . FtnMrs . 73-79 Ford Tr il DENNY. CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 711212 mo pd FOUl SEASONS TANNING SAlON Fut,;hfllh St~ttttt s.,.,ll• ''"'''' tui (alf New for A,pei•tiMIIf 992-7771 O'£N I AM-1 0 PM Mon -Sat 11 SESSIONS S3S Old customers brtng a friend who ••ant up and gel one vi11t FREE. FOUl SEASONS TANNING SAlON Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 DABBLE SHOP SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths, dining room, living room and large recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Large farm pond. Racine area. CALL 949-2210-Ask for Tim OPEN Mon., Wtd., Fri., Sat. 9:00 AM • 5:00 PM INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to ontroduce you to Enpae-A-Cor, tho modorn ny to dnvt the nhtclt of your chotce No Down Payment Lowot Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pometoy, OH. 45769 For Faster Servrce Call 614·992-6737 COIN SHOP BOGGS ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE U!EI SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authomed John Deere, New Holland, Bush HOI Farm Equipment Dealer FarM Equlp111ut Parts 8. Ser~lee 1-3-tft VINYL SIDING • AlUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. OPEN Effecti•• July 3, 1985 HOUIS: I 0 'til 2 Buying & Selhng Coms. Com Supplies & Mtsc. Items GENE GREENE 7 2 I mo KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All M1h1 •Washera •Diahwathers •Rangel •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezer~ PARTS and SERVICE 4 5 tfc 0 J&F CONTRACTING DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS WATER, GAS l!o SEWER LINES . REClAMATION PONDS SPRING DEVELOPMENT HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE l!o DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992 BISSELL SIDING CO. New Hames Built "N-ee Estimates" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sozes Slart hom EXPERIENCED UNDERGROUND COAL MINERS NEEDED II Certified Foreman 21 Certified Electricians 31 Cut.ting Ma'hine Operators Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Do1 Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racone, Oh Ph. 614- 843 · 51~1 10-6-tfc 949-2263 or 949-29 L PLUMBING & HEATING 317 Nor"' S~eontl Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Also Carry Fishin,o Supplies ll"":!r- IIISINDI PHONE (6141 99%·6510 RISIIENU ,HONE (6141 992':7!.:14 We Hne Afill Tl•• S~ot Teahlllee •• Dllr RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHUTER-915-3307 4/1 / tln ~ Piumbtng (Free Estimates) REDUCED WINTER RATES V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomtror, Oh1o 128 tic RENT A CAR CALL 446-4522 "W• R111 F11 l•n" U-SA~E ··lll~tlll, ROYAL OAK PARK CAMPGROUNDS 7, Pomtray, Oh. trlh St. 7111/lln Uwd11 N111 Camping- hit Out of Town Customers Cell Collect •Oxygen •Hotpitll Beds •WhHI Cha1r1 •Bethraom Atdt •W.tkera •Crutchet It C1nea MIRY Other ltema Rt. M"""'"' Daily, Wooklv. Monthly, Soosonal {Eiec Sewer W•terl Pr~mttivt Camping Andable Foshing lntl,..od W/Cam~oog SWIMMING DAILY Lltegu•rd On Duty (Sitdea DMng B01n::ls, Soard Wa• Cle.., Renroom•• .Hot Show•• & Sntdt SUmdl la1t I l P. Gos .bailable & S""'' Sots. Iasio- Court F11 16• &tl I• OrMm FMI/IJ 24 Rm,t/.,, .. ROYAL OAK PARK 614-992-7111 6·28 I mo J&lllOWN INSUlATION VINYL & AlUMINUM SIDING FUJURE T.V.' SATEWTE SYSTEMS •lnaulatlon •Storm Doora •Storm Wlndowt •Replace~nt Window• •N- Rooftng "fRII rsTIMATIS" Jlhano: 614-669-3761 or 66~1.:a:r•~ JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-277 ..... -. Wented To Buy 11 Help Want6d 31 for Salt Home• for Sale Buying d811y gold, lil•or colna. ::-~wei~lterlfng •tl•,,l Wllt'e, "'· e- aur• - · T o p prlcoa. Ed. lur· llettlo-SIIop, 2nd. Avo. Ml-.,ort, Oh. 814·112· 3471. l---------- Wowll 3 torrttortoo opon wf1h Avon, •t.OO to ...rt. Pt P6tl...,t. CtU 304-8715· 1428 • • For Nlo or loooo. 2 bod· rooms, double CIF gerega, 1119 R•genl, 3 bedroom, 1 2 acru, AoH Hill, Poma· furni•hed, goad cond C•ll roy. Roducod f26.000. 304-878-8699 814;'1171·2613 Buo ptoyor thot olngs. 1 - : - - ' ' - - - - - - - - Countl\f·Rock bond. Coil & rooms, both, utility, con· 33 3 fomlly on County Rood 20 Ferm1 for Sale tral "••t. air condition. POll Ohio Voloy Chrlotlon 30 4 •7• 2307 o 87.. Aluminum tcrtp. Sell your 12aiv u· r v· 110rm wlndowt 1nd doon. 8t Vicinity Comp on St Clolr Rd. P.ililllll!\ 1!'i]P' II .NJce 150 acre farm on Rt. 1 ,2.3 8 30.8:00 Furnltu ... .:umt,...m .crap direct to the lf:f=j~;;~;;;;~== gerage, alumtnum siding 160. bern • gar-s~• remosmollor Buying oll grodoo of Coil 814· 992-6204 dlehea. chHdrena Dlothea, deled homo. Coli 614·246· llu""""m.Promlumpoldfor 12 and women cklthn. 8 3 Announcement• ' Yard Saio 7 10 Ftmlly men lotoo loodo Call for quo... Wanted 3 bedroom ht>Uoa lo Runoc 6818 miiea north of Pomeroy. Furniture. bike•a, weter Sclplo l.-gy, l - I d 1""1 - - - - - - - - - - Hllto.Fullycarpotod,otoroge pumpe. ciathlng, every. follow 11gn1, mi!H ..,, of P-vetown Ofl building, large lot. Cali 114· Mtllar 1rea. 9 acr... brick houae, 4 car garage. bern, thtf\8, Kemper Hollow Rd. 4 family yard 1ale. Lata of SWEEPER and oowlflll mt· TowoooNp Rood 141 Moogo Poroono Body Shop, Lucoo 992-60811 alter 4 :30pm 159,000 1 'II mHo off Rt 7 Follow .lizaa. Thura.-811 ciiiM ropoir, porto, tnd County. t14·992·34111 Lano. Point Pl,.unt, W VI tchool clothes and miac:. oupplloo. Pk:k up ond 3 bedroomJ, detached on Rt. 217 Coli 814·258· itemt 741 8 Fourth ,,_; Yard Sale 6 mile out Rt 218 Middleport. Auguot1 at, 2nd delivery, Davia Vacuum WHt.torentorbuyaprtvate near K•K Mobi,. Homes 24ft x 28 It , gorage, rurol 88116: pricoo !8141986· water, utelllte 1nd eppllenfrom Rt. 7 Good boby. boyo and Cloonor. ono hoH milo up lotwkhtrollorhook·up orot 4Populor 3rd. 9.00· 7. 20 acre farm, tobecco baH, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ctothM. adult clothing 9 to 0 - C - Rd. Coli luot aoptic oystom. Wont .,_1 74 cee, one ~era, Hytell Run 1 8 lg. bern. newly remodeld. 2 614·448·0294 wtthln 10 miletofPomerov ,.oom, boerd and "raonal 814-992· 2389 Carport 11lo long St . Ru· tonoK N~, bdr. kitchen. LR. •48.000 N.. d II 10011 ea pOIIiblt 1 tland. Thursday, Frld1y and Cion. BoNaono fDr Oot Won. AMo· Colll14·992·5821 or 814· care or potltnto In mv 1973 Granville 3 bedroom. Call 814·256·1 702 before 1926 E•st•n Avenue tn the Saturd8y. 171 19. 2S (8) 2. 3tc 992·&0011 homo 1114-992·3691!. verurya. ltnhday1. partiea. portly fumlohod Stt up on 2PM or 814·448·1842 oxt rear Gurla name brand clothaa. birth-size 8 Both August 1st, 2nd and :Srd Country Home Mobile Park 236 oltor 3PM 64 Mi1c. Merchandl1e Singing Oorrlllo. Coli Bol· loono 1!o Co 114·448-431 3. Oldtr cer thlt runt. Low 16 summer a fall cothea. toyt • Ca11&14-92-7479 School• Mutt 1111. Small farm. &.96 m1ac 1tema Calh only Larva a family yord prieed, living on low income Tiller. 2 Hoovar waahert. Instruction Absolu!!•ly IIH• You can allm up foraummer. Cell814· 742·2889. u•e new 3 bedroom Ne1r ecr11 3 bedroom houaa, Fnday 9AM -4PM. Saturday books. clothaa. Tupperware, 9AM·6PM. AH Noturol Weight-Lou Maiga mine 1 Pr.c&iow 20. wood burner. barn. ch1ckan other mile lt11ms Phone Best J\IICplrW'Ilt coop. pony ahld, all fenced gram can help you 8 614 3448 9 Only 130,000 Coil 814· Garage Sale Friday Aug 2, 114·742· 2076. 3 miloa out Tri·Stote Semi Drlvor Troin· ' e . 10·21 pluo poundo in ''ilill'iyllll'ill Matt In !111' 1\r f'(! Loodlng Crook County Rd. I 9·8 387 LaOrando flrat month or you,: mc>ney ing. Enjoy twa wHka of In Middleport New 2 bed· 992-2143 00 814 ·7 42· )t'tV II t S Cloth11, m1ac. ttams Tractor-Trailer Training con· modular on a permen- 2289 ~Iter 8·oo pm · Coli now 814· Garage Sale Saturday, Au· (qt~lpll'fi• (ur 2328. ductad 20 miles eauth of Vlulted cell· gust 3. 9 :30. Shorloy Tomplo ing tn the great room City 48Vz acr11 Barn New Yard Sale S8turdayl 9-8 Dayton for past 11 yurs Srr VI( I', Luh" Jllh·. Dona. price reduced Occu· home. 2 bedroom, double Lou of clothes. Boaka & 0Mce Workohop Wook..,d Real placement aervice em· lot wtth off·the-ttreet park· pled Jepan diahet White Ool ([,.,,.,.,. Awllken your crMttvftyl Oft· 1 1 Help Wanted ' ·. J phaaiud. For complete writ- ing CeU mornmga 814-992- garage 1978 Holly Perk m11e 648 6th Ava . ka- ~aidehce. Old Rt 33 with B ft Expando end nauga Up Rt 7 turn left at OOftr your dance! Seturdly tan detail• call· Friendly 7018 in the lower 201 Tunl'·lJp\, Bouk•• end Sunday. Augult 2nd Trav11 at (8131 424-4&93 1 - : - - - - - - - - - - Add~a-room 14x36. lerge Ht Way Inn, cro11 bl· pau, August 2nd and 3rd Brown ond 3rd. Coli 614· 742· Exptntnced part-time LPN. today. Jolt·. M,,lf[," 1 room houM with bath. deck, fr9• 911 Call IS 14· follow 11gn1. 211&. ~~::::~behind State7HiGhway Apply <n poroon bot-n 9 l!o deck-porch On corner lot 742-2182 New Ltma Rd . y d s on Rt Table, Try w, \'II' \flf1 do 1st left past Forest Acrea 10. 203 Jockoon Pllco. ar ale 9-6. Aug. 1.2.3 2 shower doon. clo· Neiaon Rd . Rut1111d. 8•11 Park 1 8 Wanted to Do Announcing t~ Cake end GoHipolll, Oh. m1 north of Crown city on thing, mite Wtlltamton 814 - 742· •t l,,,lffor Condy Supply Shop'o mid· 2007 Rt 7. --~----~-----6% acret, 2 hount. 2 cer 1 IUmmer uie 3-9 Aug Lo- Posttiane AV.iiebla: 2 flmtly yard ule . Som• gerage. pond, nvaral bu•ldYard Sale Next door to thing for IIVeryOne Mark aalod ot lfw Rocking 0 HobiUtotlon opocloloot for Will paint trailer roofJ a. 3 bedroom home. 8 1h per· Johnton•a Trailer' Park, Rt Ranch. \7 mHe ' 1111 of Oollco S,..ltorod Wort.ohop. plow tobacco Call 614- cent aaaumable loan. g1rden lngo, '26,000 Alhton, WV Clay rea1dence. beside Hub· 7. M11cellaneoua items Horrloonvlllo on SR 143. 12 month poeltlon· 268-1&28. spot Reduced down to Cell 304· 578·2320 blrda Greenhouse Friday Aug. 1·2nd I *2 00 rebate on Hlected qu1llftcatlono. 811 Dogrooln 849,000 304·1176·6047 aod Saturday I 00-4:00 2 v2 acret un country, Ideal pane 1 0~20 percent off on related flold, and ablo to Need carpet Installed Call SERVICE STI'ITION 111 for chuidren. good country Mark Groffln , 814-448· YardSaleAug 1,2 Longiilt other auppilet Call 11 4· moot Ohio O.parment of 26~7 Lincoln Ave • 2 Yard ula August 3rd Furni· rtema.Jct. 7-8 7mileaS on ture, glallw•r•. miac. Frank 742-3033. '19l 9132 Education MSPR aortlfiFO· 3282 work guaranteed rooms, ltvtngroom. kitchen living Only asktng •e.ooo At 218 or 2 mtles N Cleland ra11dence Vine St .• t1on requil'lmtnta, or Willing and d1ningroom. full atzt Cell 304·676-2408 Mercerville At per Article to obtMn. Salary •• p.- Wt!l cera af elderly in their bath and ahower B•g Jot Racn1;1. Ohio and Vecanctet. NIII'Y Mlhedule an axpe- home (deya) 7 yeare exp. 820.000 Call 304·676· 35 lots & Acreage - - - - - - -··lc Call814·379·2860 Moving Sale Aug. 2 a. 3 Potting. of the rianca. 6123 831 E. Main, Pom•oy Georges Croak Rd , Kelly Dr Thun.. Agreement Actlvitiaa aida for Gallco Fri . Sat Nice cloWtll bebyait in my home C1n 1-:-:H-ou-,-.-. -:-3-b_od_r_o_o_m_o_, -,-u-11 Clothn, toya, houMhold, thing Toya, MLTA and tho Boord Shlitarllil Workshop. Ma•ilntllivition. g11 EducatiOn, the M11111 Local mum 30 hours por week at !Iva ref Call 114-379- baaemant. 6 acrts. 1 mile For ule One acre lot with pltnta. mite ctrculat1ng heater, alectrk: School District to polling ~3.3& per 1\aur, plus fringe 708. from town, Rt. 2. call mce large in· ground pool, 1---------~ heatara. electric cook etova, part11! baaement, some Gigantic Yard Sale at Miry tht followmg va«;anctaa for banafitl lnclud1ng lntult(al 304 ' 875 ' 6844 COLEMAN WATER WELL treea. For more 1nformat10n layne's Chethire. Aug thru kttchen ltnka. and • coffM Itt r~ular tuchlng steff. ranca. Work includea dellv· 216 E. 2nd St Bth 9 to! derk ~~~··· tlplll Flrot Grodo·Middloport Elo· ery. pick-up, torting, pack· DRILLING Good houM m Maaon. gar· phone 602-883-1044 Phone mentery, Chapter 1- aging, ate. 12 month Pump 11111, •ervace Regia- age. ehop, low pnced, mutt 3 family yard tale 39020 314 acre lot on Orchard Dr 1 ·(614)·992-3326 Furs Time Yard Sale 3 Bradbury Rd . Middlepon tared In Ohio All wortc Harriaonville Elementary. position guarenteed Call _ . '"to appreciate. Call 304Proctorville area Rome Familial 1 m1 S on Rt 7 August 3rd from 8•00-5•00 304 273 LD-Rutland Elementary (one Foster grandparent for Guid8 7 6 8 74 3 LG. RANCH - Bog k1lchen 114.000 Call 814-256· below Galllpoha Friday & N1ce clean ttems year only), DH-Me1gaJunuor Ing Hand School for Pre- 2811 . Ravenewood, W va 1-_ _ _'_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 8865 Sot Aug 1 & 2 d1mng ' wrth servtng bar and High, OH·Moogo High (one School •gaa 0-15 Maximum Nice 3 bdr 2 story home on yur only), Varaity Baallball 20 houra per week at t2 45 Special prices on labor lor N. shdtng gfass door to lul,.e Park Dr Clal 304-876 Yard 1111 It earner of Coach hour, plus driving mileage re-upholetering furneture &926 or 676·3423. B1 8 ht AVe behind Super· Broldway and Main. AI· pabo Full basemen~ dbl Rentals Ameruca Gee dryer 9 111 ? Cine August 3rd. 9-6 Mutt be eo years of age or month of Augult 1986 only 1 - - - - - - - - - garage, tgc level lot Near Fove R • J Mobile Home Mov .... older and mnt income Save • callforertlmatenow. Bnck house. Huntington. Poinls Garage Sale Clothaa, nik· I-S-ot-u-rd_o_y::.._A_u_gll_a_t_3_rd_o_t Rtaaonabll l'ltel. complete ollglblllty reqolrements Mow~·· Upholstery, call double Jot. chain hnk fence lin a of service. 304- 372· Ali application• available at· 304·6711·41,64 naks and mise 2324 Birch Franc11 Banedutna, Succe11 2 bdr., full booomant with RACINE - L~ tel)lOdeled 2 Lane accroas from Far East 4854, 273-5297 An•-•· Oallla County Board of ftreplaca. Pre1tiguoua neigh · 41 Houses for Rent Restaurant Rd . Tuppers Platna 9-3 story house lg basement. I& mg tervtce til I pm. MR-00 , P.Q Boo 14, Cho· Wallpaperlng-c'-'n • pre· borhood. Cloa to achool. Ram cancols rms, automauc hea~ db! 1hlra, Oh 46620 or call ciH Call 304-176·2001 or Cabel Huntington Hospital, 3 bdr houte, 2 bath1 Call Single a Club for Wert Vlrgl· 1114-3117-0102 Applocoti<on 304-876-4883 llooppong C001tor Cell 304· 304·875·6104or304·676· Yard Solo Sot 3rd , 9-3. 2 family yard ule Mondey, garage on level bt Excellen( 5386 TIXII Rd, rooms 11zecarpat. Aug. 5, Tualday, Aug.l, mana only State wide All deadline Auguat 9, 1985 loc<lt1on near school> 875·1495 Nice school clothat size 5-8. Wodneoday, Aug 7 487 S agea. Dozens of mambera An equal 'opportunity Houte for rant 4 bdr . bath & dishes, much more,. alto 4th St , Mlddlopon, Ohoo Detallo t2 00 Hillbilly employer' WOODS. LAND & MINERALS, %. Eureka. ez&o mo . dep _h_o_u•_o_f_o_,_.._•_•_ _ _ __ Hearts Club, laiv1ay, WV 32 Mobile Homes 66 Acres - Old run down 28878 t(,lqutrad Call 614- 446- 1 Stleaman Wll'lttd fuM t1me, for Sale home, west ol Rutland, ~eelr1c 4222 between 9 a 6. Yard Sale Fri. & Sat. 4 m1 eome heating experience 21 Business out Bulavtlle Rd JUst off good ifavel road lot MOBILE HOMES MOVED. needed Old Time Heating & Vicinity Opportunity Rodney V1llage II · 3 bdr Compony, &14-4411-1698. inaur&d. 20 only $~ 00 per acre expa~ NEW AND USED MOBILE ranch, garage, e286 2004 rionce, 304-&711-2338 or after 1 2·00 noon HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· Chatham- 5 rooms & bath, 2 &78-211& SYRACUSE - 3 27 acres, 3 lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, car gar .... •aoo. Eutek.a· 2 ' I NOTICE I lor-maid Muat, be 21 Coli Miclcl~rt 'f..SBaloRt bedroom home, all utilitieS, 4 Mt WE8T, OALLIPQUB, beD n.ndt, 12t8 201. THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· oltor 4. 1114-4411-21128 Thuro • Fri Brick shade trees, I& porch and 8t Vicinity LISHINO CO. rec::ammanda RT 36 PHONE 814·448· Eastern Ava · 6 room•. bath, past Goad Shepherd garden 7274 & garage, t18& All rentlll Btbyaitter nteded 11Br11ng that you do buainau wrth Church. ' requtre deposit and referen- Don't m1u thia onal Yard Aug 22. Reference• re- p•ople you know. and NOT 8 ACRES - TP water, 3 BR, quired. Call f14·387·722!1 10 Mnd money through the 1974 1 2x84 Buddy, unfur· ces Blackburn Realty, 814- Sale, Sat .• Aug 3. 9 to 4 Big Yard Sale Aarn or atune woodburner, trees fot firewood otter 5PM. mail unt1l you havt inve1t1· n11hed, 14,000 Coli 814· 448·0008. p.m , 773 Grant St.. Middle· Aug 2nd l!o 3rd. Rug, 448-9219 gated the offaring neat M~gs h1gh school stove, port Jrs . l1d1e1 • man•a badapreada, curta1n1, 10011, 6 roomt & bath. 914 3rd clothes. veaet, small ap- wamens, mana. children• refngeralor, tncluded lor 1 9 mo old mJie Doberm1n. Repa Needed For bualn..a 1977 Regent 14d4,2 bdr . AVe .. t75 dop .. $180 mo. phencts • other mr1c clothtng accounto Fulllme 860.000 Rt 2, Eckard gontle. Cell814-379-2320 $25000 gat hut. new carpet, exc. Coil 446·3870. to .ao.ooo Port limo 22 Money to loan ttema If n1n. wtll be Chapel Road cond . free delivery Cell 112.00~ to 111.000 No cancelled Klnens Daphne, Wtcky • LG. BUSINESS BLDG -From 814-448-0175 18,995 3 bdr house fully besment . ... hng. Repeet bu1mep. Set Back Y1rd Sale rMr of 704 Need • home C•nnemon Mam lo Second, 2 stones with fenced 1n yard. 2 mil11 from Yard ale-rain or 1h1ne Matn St Thuradlly • fnday. your own houra. Trlintng HOME OWNERS·Roflnonce They are 2 mot old Porttr excellent polenbal . town Green School D1at provoclod 1·112·938·8870. to low fixed rate Uta equity Very ntce mobile home Augult 1st. 2nd. and 3rd at Aug. 1 l!o 2nd. Mon tlth 9til Cell 814-388-9746 $325 plul dap0111 Call Mon ·Fro lAM to 6PM CST. for any purpoae Leader lower River Rd. Gallipolis 01vtd Brewer's Turn at foot 6. Nicely furnished. Only IT'S NOT WilT YOU of Strvertv1lle Hrll. Portland 20 RoosterJ, 1 yr old Call Mortgoge Co , 814·592· t6000, lovely location Call 614·852 ·1357 after 6. RettrVe Baakltbllll Coech · 3051 Bald Knob Road. ftrlt house Garage S•l• Aug 1,2.3. 614·446-4999 PAY....IT'5 WHAT 614-448-2378 Small 3 bdr house 2 bath, (Ant1qun cheap) Souttwm Local School Ott· _ _ _ _ __:__ _ ·lc- Begunning at 9.00AM til moJtly furn . chtld over 1 0 YOU GQ! &.~OPM each doy 5th Ooga and ciu to giveaway trict lndfvldull will be re· Mobile home wn:h expando accepted Acroas from K· 810 S. Second St .• Mtddle- Straet, for the coaching 23 New Haven, WV ProfeJsional Certified Appralsols ~ ~~~~~:ounth Cell614·. epontlble plue another room Wood Mart. eJOO mo Renter pays port August 1 through I and training of playen for Services burner, gerage with small email electnc brll Call 614· Clothrng. drapa1, curtaint, Four Family Yard Stle AliQ the 1 91 6·86 booketboll ooo· Sut Mur!lflr. Milton Roush thop Frun: trHt, garden and 446·1822 eventngl aon Contact Bobby J. Ord. hnens. bedding, furnllure, 1 2-3 10 Smoth St Point 3 Ttger-atr~ped ktttana. 614partially fenced yard Htltn, V~rgd anti •uc• l•f•rlt Supermttndtnt. P.O Box Avon. toys, lamps, ptclurea. Pleasant acrott Krodel Park 986·4120 178. Racine. Ohoo 45771 by BookkHp1ng and atc:retarili $21, 0()0 or bet I offer Cell Small 2 bdr house in crty. f1shmg equtpm~mt, toola. Kingtown Rd t 126 plus deposut Call pans. drahes, iota m11c Augu1t 5. 198& for politton work-all type Your off1ce or 814-992-6712 Colhea to g•v• to good mtna, no account too b1g or 1 - - - - - - - - - - 614 445 -4729 raqutramtntl. 0 ne muat Patto Baument Sale Variety homo Call814·988·4168. have 1 valid Ch1o teaching small Ceil Bertat814·446- 1973 Fatrpount 12x86. 2 August 1st,2nd.3rd Row- mea items Aug 1 , 2. & 3. 2123 or 614·441·1081 bedroom Good condilion 3 bdr ranch, 8 mt out Rt ley residence. Batley Run Martin St . M11on. 30•2 twtn black k1tten1. Vary certtficatt to apply Call (814! 992· 160 on nght near NGHS. no Rd 9·4. Children end adult 773· 6223 ployfull. 814·742·2480 peto, $160 dep Cell 814· Rtserve Foolb•ll Coach· Wat8f walla drilled and urclothmg. kitchen cabinet• VICad. Prlcaaonrequeat Call 388·8711 after 6PM Southern Local School di•· Cer~m1c1 and knick-knacks Yard Sale, 2114 Mt Vernon frM pupptll to good home. trlct:. Individual wdl be re- 814·742·3147or814-992- 1982 14x70·ail eloctfiC· Ava. 8 00 ttl! 5·00, frt and Call 614·992·6882. central a.r Went a beautiful Excellent iocatton Ctty Yard sale August 1st. 2nd, Sat. baby itema. clothing, spanalble for the coaching 6006 mobtle home already Ht up7' 3rd. 21 0 S 4th St , Moddla- glaaawara. furniture, n·uac 6 puppies to give away, 7 and traintng of playare for Mr Buatnesaman havmg Thta home h11 everything schools 3 bedrooms, full b1samant, gea heat central pon Footer Dr. Call 304· 773- tho 198&·88 football 101· problema with your roofe? thet you would want and 1f air, enclosed carpor1, newly eon Contact Bobby J Ord, Yard Sale 1 10 3rd. St , 6704. Superlnttnda,.t, P 0 Box "Call us" for guaranteed you bought 1t new. would painted Inside & out , no Auguat 111 and 2nd Betide Maaon Aug 1 It, 2nd & E Moin,. .,. 171. Racone, Ohio 45771 by flat · graval -meta! roof cost you over •20.000 pet I , reference• and•ecurity Pou Off•ce 1n Tuppers 3rd C hlldrent. adults cloSmall pupP.ia• mixed br•d Seve money and time. Thia deposit requ1red Call 614- Plaint, at Tony Jones ~SI· thing. be&ktts, and brcycle1 Augult &, 1986 for po1it1on rep a 1ra ·main taa nan ce. POMER .0. Call 304 773 5638. home it espactally perfect 448-1288 alter 5PM replacement Experienced rtquiremantt. , One mutt dence 9 00 ? Rttn cancel• 992·2259 have 1 \laUd Ohio tuch1ng Insured. Bonded Referen- for a young couple atart1ng 1- - - - - - - - - - Gun, table and cha1ra, exer~ Midway Dr , New Hav•n. ce.-: Phone 114-949-2763 out or an old• couple not 2 bedroom house Mt Ver- cisa bike, gl111ware. nwlflg WV Sat Aug 3rd 9 10 2 ce~lficeto t~ opptv 6 Lost and Found PRICE REDUCED - Eastem want1ng much up-keep. Ri· non Ave . *226 mo , S200 machine, clothet and much Coffetables, aweepar, 14in Disbict - Owner transferted, PIANO TUNING AND RE· verfront tn Middleport: C1ll depotul 1 or 2 children Call more ttrtt E11y A-mbly Workl *600 needs to sell Th1s modern par 100 GuarantMd pay- PAIR, Summer ratea tn Tom or Marilyn Anderton .It 304-875·2651 LOST 2 white cockatiel 814 -992-3348 1 - - - - - - - - -ranch rome has 3 bedroom~ 2 ment No experience-no affeat - free eatimatal 4 family yard sale First thtl Yard Sale Frr & Sat. 10-4 b1rd1. V1cmity Upper Rt 7 Ward'o Koyboord, 304·876· 3 bedroom houaa. carpeted baths full basement w1th rec year All ttzet of clothmg, 2904 Mudowbrook Dr aa111 Dattlll eend self· Call 814·448·9371 12•60 complataly furmshed Ntcely decorated Wall inlu· bookt. btcycles, toya. m11c toom, located on l 'h acre lot addretaed 1tampld enve- 6600 or 87&-3824 Baby clolhes. furntture. car trailer With 80 ft. porch lated, cloe to Ordmance Follow signs Rt 7 , to 6 parts, clott,ea, hum1d1fier lope; Elan VHal· 716, 341 a and oHers an assumable 10% Loat male tan.black and across front On t acre land School Cell304·675·4680 Pomu on Whipple Rd. July loan for 23 year term on loan wh1ta Colhe Loose at Eaat Entarprite Ad • Ft. Pierce, FL with garden spot. 12x20 or 875· 1962 33482. 31st. Auguat 1at and 2nd Mov1ng Sate 2107 Lmcoln balance of apptox $38,000 Letart No coll•r 114 247· outbuilding and utelllte 10 00-1 Phona 814·992· . PT Pleu1nt Fn • Ave with paymeot ol $407 06 a 38'82.' 820,000 Coli 614-9925344 or 814-992·6341 , Sat . 9 ·? Stereo conaolt. Dental hygienl1t , nteded. 2881 . montn, 1nclu<Jes. ta>es & 42 Mobile Homes Aa1n or. shme ltvtngroom furntture, blbr, Mmalure Dachaund, red11h Full or part time. Mutt be tnsutance Reduced pnce of Oh1o ltcensed, Apply at for Rent clothes, free tt•ms • m11c. 31 Homes for Sale v1cinity M1d11onAve, MOBILE HOMES MOVED $43 000 Ow~t wanls an offert color. Yard tale at Humphrey'a. Racine Oentll Clime. 114Pt Pleasant Anawert to InJured. 20 yeers expe Rockapr.nga Ad (County Yard Sale 9-7' Handlraon 'Poochre ' Call 304·675- 949·2676 Mutt sell. One bedroom ruenca 304-576-2868 or 2 bdr fumjshed. all utihtas Road 20) Augua1 ht and across from Johnaon'a NEW LISTING - Beaultful carport. tundeck. basement, 1293 Own your own Jean· furnoco, $28,800. 84 Moll 578· 2998. pd • excap elect . conve· 2nd Grocery Canced 1f raun colon1al home In the Baum Sportawaer. Lldiua Apparel. Creek St.. Galltpohs Call SutxfNISIOn Many features 14x86 2 bdr. approx 1 Childrens. ~argt Size, Com- 814·448·2539 nientreuq~red location,Call aecunty 61 4· •4&· dap· 8 Public Sale 1ncfudtng sw1mmong pool, baseacre. on Greer Rd wtth ostt bination Store, Aecealorlla. 8558 & Auction ment garage, wtnd1ng s!att Jordocho, Chic, Lee Levi , 3 bdr. deluu good locatron, 8x10 budding, many extrls 44 Apartment 42 Mobile Homes case. etc Mu~ be seen to be Etly St'"t l1od, Esprit , t89,500 3 bdr. $29, 500. Call 304·875·5044 Furmahed 2 bdr located K a for Rent for Rant apprecoated Call for an Tomboy, Ctlvin Kleun, Sar· Coli 304-875-5104 K Mobile Home Park East· 3 bedroom, k1tchen, bath, RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· appomtment gto Valence. Evan Picone, Liz hv1ngroom. corner lot un ern Avenue. $175 mo . NEER SeRVICE Eotote, Clatbornl, Members Only, $100 dep Coli 614· 266 · For tala comfortable 3 bedfarm , antique, liquld•tion Organec.llly Grown, Gato· room home in Plants Subdt· Mooon, 16,600 Call1·81 4 · 1187 2 bdr 2 m1 from HMC at JACKSON ESTATES MIDDLfPORT - 4 bedroom 992· 7200 sale1. ltcenaed Ohio and !Ina, Heithtex. Over 1.000 vision Evergreen Parttal!y fur· APARTMENTS (Equot 6.000 down & take house, neal, con~ement gar Wilt V1rglnra. 304-773 - olharo. t7,900 to 124,900 over payments or 30,000 ntshad, ch1ldren accepted mobile home Call For rent age Dfl 2 lots $24,900 00 Houstng Opportunity• d 578!1 or 304 773· 5430 inventory. Tr•lnlng. flxturea, Own• must tell Call 614- 1971 Brookwood, 3 bc~ti Call 814·448·3897 or 814 814-448 o5oa monthly rent atant at t119 1'11 bolhl, •6.600 grand opening, etc Cen 448·73110 Z46·6223 for 1 bedroom and t 204 for 304· 773-5783 RUTLAND - New lima Rd open, 18 days Mr 2 bdr furntshad , Eutern 2 bedn~om. deposit t200. 9 Wanted To Buy Approx 58 acres vacant land (30&!878·3839 Rental property. good cond 74 14.&5, 2 bdr . good Ave , water sewer patd , Raccoon Rd.. furn11hed, located near Spring vatt,..., w1th apprOJI 700 ft road dep • ref required. e170 lnteratted partie• call 614 Plaza and Foodland, fMlol condition Mutt tell Call t225. Adults only Raferanfrontage for bu11dmg srtes. We pay cash for la1e model Own your own Jean- 246-8818 cea $100 deposit requtrad mo . water petd Call 814· and Cable TV available, 304·895·3694 Includes all mnlerals Water & clean uaad care Sportawear,ladltl Apparel. Call 81 4 -44f-3871 448·9346. hours as ponible1 0 am tQ 4 electriC ava~able. $17,900 00 Jim Monk Chev ·Dido lnc . Chlldreno, urao Slzo, Com· 4 bdr houM 2 cer gerage pmand7pmto9pm 1984. 14x70 Mln110n. 3 Bill Gene Johnlon blnation StOI'e. Acceaorltt,8. with aneched green houH bedroom•. central atr. vmyl 2 bedroom mqblle home for Furnished 2 bdr trailer near Monday·Fridty, Call 114Parter on Old 180. New gas 4411 2746 or leovo POMEROY - N1cely rem~> ll ---~-~-4-·4_4_&_·_38_7_2__ Jorctocho. Chic, Leo. Lovi, 3 acrel, fruit celltr, city tklrting, metal outbu1ld1nj;t, rent. No poll Coll814. 949 Eaoy Stroot, lrod. Eoprlt, wotor l!o gu Coli 614·448· 2424 furnace, m•rriad couple, no message GE ref and dlahwtaher, tlec deled 3 bedtoom home on a Uood mobllo homooprot.rod TombOy, Colvin Kl81n, Sar- 8181 ktdt or pete, •200 mo • range, ch1n1 cabtnet. tet up good ~reet basement garage 3 btl" moctolo Coli 1114· glo Volento, Evon Plcono, Liz 3 bedroom, furnished , 1 • 1 00 dap . water pali:l N icelv fu rnithad mobile & garden space $29,900 00. 448 -0171 ClolbOrno. Mombero Only, Three bedrooma, ltow tn on rented lot, 304·675- child Near power plents Avarleble Aug 1 Call 814- home. eft lpt , central atr 6508. Orgonlcolty Grown. Ouo· kitchen. dining and f1mrly 388·9080 Above New Haven on Rt and heat in City, adults ontv ' REALTORS COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS llno, He~hto•, Ovor 1,000 room• with knotty pine. 1970 Kirkwood 1 2•60 , Call 33 304-882·2488 Call 81 4-441·0338 Henry E. Cl1l1nd Jr FURNITURE Bods. Iron, olhoro H,900 to 124,900 coblnoto ond cloooll Both, 304· 773-8244 2 bdr mobile home for l'lnt, 1.192·6191 wood, cupboards. oholro, Inventory Trolnlng, tlxturot, utility room. Qll furnance, 2 bedroom mob1le home Potrlat·GigO Rd Coli 814· Furn1shed efflc..ncy 701 Doltlt Turner 992·5692 cheou, bookato. dlohoo, grond -lng, ot~. Can gorogo. CoP 114·446·2897 1 977 14• 7 0 Boron mobile lurn11hed HUD opprovod 446·4263 4th Avo , Gtlllpollo. t1to. Jean Ttussel 949·2660 stone lora, ontlquoo, gold opon 1 I cloys Mr Koonan Oftor 6:00PM hamo, 111 oleatrlc, control Colt 304·87&·8512 oltor utllittea ~·ct. ahara beth ond ollvor Wrlto·M D. !3011871·3138. · Mobile home. 2 bedroom, odulto Call 441-441 1 ..,.; lo Hill 915-4466 MIHor, Rt 2, Pomeroy, Ohio 1 - - - - - - - - - Pamoroy,loi'IJO two llory, 3 olr, carpottd. kitchen op- 1_•_.o_o_P_M_._ _ _ _ _ __ turnlohad Coli 61 4·448· 8PM 411789 or call 614·812- Help Wanted Elderly perean bedroom. porch•. earege. pJiancea, metal out build- Unfurn11had mobile home. 1232 77110. to live-ln. help with houM CioH to Etem•ntary School. ln... ltOrm wlndowe. Lo- pr.veta lot. Burdette Addn Furntahed efficiency *14& ~ caro 0 I old~ I~ for Priced reaoonoblo Col1"1 GI'HnExc Terl'lce WO••· ~Y • 4 - cated 08111pollo condCoun, . will t176. plus uttlttias, deposit 2 bdr mob1le home at utllllto pold. ohore both. eo? Evergreen Call 614·441- 2nd Avo Golllpolls, ~ • Bunk bodo Ooodcondltlon. room ond board. Coli 04- 9 92·2732 or 814 · 992 · holp flnonco 11 1,600. Coli It references. Ca11304·675 7032 2484 L.......___..___..;..,_"--,·c_o_n_8_1_4_-9_9_2_·2_7_0_4_._ _ ll'-1_71_-_a_n_4_._____ r _24_7_&_.- - - - ' - - - - } 304. 176• 2195 Con 448· 44 111 mar 1'1111. 1-:-_..::,:-:---.---.-- ...... 'Giiiiij;oiis........ . '"'II· 1---------- I I w .... ·P.t ·Plea i.a.rif .... v••,. ... P.omerov ......... 2.-. 4 f---------- end electric .. work AUTO St.RENTtL Rt. t60 - Housing Heacfg!!art_ers - Concrete work 63 PIM St.. GaH1poH1 Compltlt and lnstalltd ..... :............... S149500 SOUTHEIIN SPUN 9 ft. Installed ....... S13$000 101/2' UYDX BLACK MISH DISH Svsttm with 324-lec....................... S179500 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEWTE SALES & SfRYICE - Addon1 end remodeftng - Rooftng end gutter worll SALES & RENTALS 614-446· 7283 We Dthrtr •Notoonal/lacallab plate· ment asststann •Haftll/restde"t •Ehgtblt unst1tutton far Ftdoral Aod •Guarantnd student loans 1-100-231·2233, Ext 831 UNIUD TRUCK MAST£RS COlUMBUS, 011. Home Offl" (IMrwor.,, Flo CARPENTER SERVICE BOWMAN'S HOME CAll MIDICAL. SUPPLY 7 24 1 mo SEMI-DRIVER TRAINING *DOT (erhftcahon YOUNG'S CUllERS WHIN ELIGIILE lte,. D...o 100 . . ."LilA Dexter, Ohio Gutters • DoiWrlopoulsJ Gutter Cleaning Pamtong FREE ESTIMATES W£ Bill MEDICARE AND OTHER INSIIILANCI 10' U.P. WilE MESH DISH Dr. .t324 ROOFING Hospital Supplies For Homt Use 41 Roof Bolters Applications Available : 41 7 lincoln Street Middleport, Oh. 46780 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS 3111/tfn Howard L. Writesel 9 PR08ATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF DONALD FRED· RIC~ RUNYON, OECEAI!O c... No 24145 Docket 12 Page 506 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On July 12, 1986, in the Meigs County Probata Cou~ Cue No 24146 Dorutho( Eloul)otto Norman, '1 09 Rock St , P 0 . IIOJo 87 Cootvitle Oh~ 46723 ~ i~ Executn~ of ttMt Eltate of Donald Fr&dnck Runyon, de<easod, late of RL 2 Box 44 Coolville, Oh10 41i72J. ' Robe~ E. Buck. Probota Judge TEAFORD Real Estate HOME NAnONAL BANK NEW-REPAIR Ceremic Bisque Plasterer aft Brushes, Paints Sprays, Etc. 7 5 I mo H'oulllon Trocltor Alfliloblo-Ott.r Optlono Alfllt- (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second AvtiiUI, Box 1213 THE MIDDLEPORT ...... MGM FARM CITY REM ESTATE FOR SALE Business Services WISEMAN INVESTIGATION ' . . . .. Row """- Trucil No. 1. The permit lo _F bo toeotod In Molgl Couowy, Trucil mov_ bo - _ot_ 11w Ftro 64 Misc. Merchandise -ffj _~ Notice end the COli . . . . . I ond .-.ring of ........oy I - ·-- Friday, August 2, ·1 986 Public Notice Public Notice - ..... d f::::::::::-~~=======~ I(""'" �Frldly, August 2, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei- DICil TRACY Page-S The Daily Sentinel 44 Apartment for Rent 54 isc. Merchandlae Golf clubs, LynK pred1tor 2 bdr. apt, good loc-ation, redecorated. t 149 mo., utll· ities partly paid . Cell 304~ 675 . 5104 or 304-675 5386. 1.3,4,5 woodo t100. Coli 304-876-88&6. 1 14 Hp Brlggo 8t Stroton motor like new •200. 1 cu. ft. chest freezer good Nicoly furnished apt, central haat , air, parkin.g . ne•t door cond . • 160. Coli 30•-6768818. to library. One pTofasslonal adult only. Call 814-4460338. 56 Bui:diog Su_pplies La rge Attic apt ., fUrnished Building Materiels Block. b.r ick. sewer pipes. windows, lintels. ate. Claude Winte,.., Rio Grenda. 446- 4416 after 8pm. Furnis hed apt., 920 4th Ave .. 1 bdr., $225, utilities Fu rnished efficiency, adulu, 920 4th Ave .. $185 utilities pd .. Call 446· 4416 after 8 pm . Furnished apt . 2 bdr., $195 water paid, 131 Y• 4th Ave.. Call 446-4416 after 8pm . 2 bdr. dupleK, AC. off street parking, in Jown location, stove & refrig .. furn . $290 ·mo. plus utilities. Cl 614· 446 -4428 or 61 4 · 446 · 2606 for Hppointment . 3 room & suilable for ' 0 . Call 814·2•6·5121. ..~~'""'"'"······............ _. "Same-da:y delivery. _ mailed on August 2, 1984, d 1 got it on August 2, aJl 1985." LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofaa and chairs priced from S285 . io Si!95. Tableo, $60 8 ft. •Slate pool teble with billiard light. 8500. ~-B.O. Also an antique melodeon . $650 .. sofa bods sl46, $600. 3001 . Recliners. $225. to 8375., Firewoefd Unfurnished 2 bdr. garage pc. dinettes from $109 .. to Just available-apt. for rent. Call 614-446-9244. Riverside Apu. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizens. S130. Equal Hous- ing Opportunities. 614 992-7721 . 2 bedroom apartments . New Haven , WVa. Newly reoilodeled . In town. 614- 992-7481 . 1 bedroom aPt. for rent . Nicely located . Contact Vii· lage Manor in Middlel?ort. 614 - 992 - 7787 . Equal Lamps from $"28 . to $126. D. B.O. 614-992· , 20 _00 pickup load, $30.00 delivered. Call 2 bdr furn . apt. in Middleport . all utilities pd.. Call 614-99~ - 5084 One or two bedroom apartments in Pomeroy . Furnished ot unfurnished. Rent negotiable, Call 614-992· 67Z3. ' 2 bedroom in Middleport . Utilities included. S210. a month. Deposit required. Call 614 -992-7177 after 6 :00pm . APARTMENTS , mobile homes, houses . Pt. P.leasant and Gallipolis . 614- 446- 8221 . In MiddlePort, 01'\ North Jrd .. 3 room, furnished apt . Call 304-882-2566 . 1 bedroom apartment, convunient location . Call 304- 675· 2441 . 45 Furnished Rooms Stud Service. Call 614·446· 7795. 9790. Bunk bed complete with mattresses, &275. and up to S395 . hot dip reblueing, all ty.,.. of ~- gunsmith work, fast service. 04 3_ 6 _-4_6_ 3_ 1 ·__,.~-­ Baby beds, 0110. _ _-_6_7_ Mattressea or box springs, full or twin, 858 .• firm, $68. and $78. Quean sets, e225. 4 dr. chests, $49 . 6 dr. chests·, $59. Bed fr1mes. S20 .and $25 ., 10 gun. Gun cabinets, $350. Gas or electric ranges • 375. Baby •25 • · $311 •-d mattre~aes, ~ ,.. ' ua framea $20, $26, 8t $30, 1 Used R ..40 Ditch Witch trencher . Call 614 _ _ or _ _ 694 7842 694 5006 1------,---Steel plated safety padded moto croll boots. aiza B. Baby basainett with pad, 24 ' Schwinn 10 tpeed. 2 artificial X-treas 6 ft. 1 king frame $50. Goodselec- Sil\/er-1 green, 3 chome tion of bedroom suitel, Fenton wheel a 14". Call r ockers, metal cabinets, 1-3_0_4_·6_7_6_·_2_5_0_6_.- - - headboards $38 & up to 220 window air condition. $66 . tors, metal office desks, 3 miles out BulaviUa Rd. Open 61 4 -949· 2253. Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: up to $226. Hutches. $650. 2 apartments for rent in ment. 1st floor . No pets. Call HILLCREST KENNELS Briarpatch Kennels Professional All-breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· cilities. Engliah Cocker Spaniel puppies. Call 614 ·388- Housing Opportunity. 3 room furnished apart- Stato Block. Ro. 33. Now Hl\len, W. Va. 304-882- 304- 675 - 6762 or 676· Wood table with six chain _2_9_9_1_.- - - - - - - 1 $286 to $745 . Desk 8110 TONY'S GUN REPAIRS. 435 . 7 pc. $199 and up. 23,600 STU, 2 ton. Call Used Furniture ·- Refrigera- 13 -,0_4_·_6_7_5_·_4_4_2_4_ .---- Syra·cuse . 1 furnished and 1 unfurnish,d . Call 614-9927689 after 5 :00 p.m . 1978 pop- up St•rcrah compor, t1, 100. Coli 304· 875.7782. • Grev.. y tractOr • buah hog, , 8450. Coli 814· 379·2115. -···· ··········-- Couch chair & loveseat. Call 9am to 6pm, Mon . thru Sat. '-::-30-:4-·_6_7_6_-4_4_2_4_._ _ _-:61 4 ·446-0322 ,. Side by side ref.; 22 cu .ft . GOOD USED APPLIANCES harvest gold S150. gas Wasliers, dryers, refrigera· range standard sire $50. tors, ranges. Skaggs Ap· 2211 Jackson Ava.. Pt. pliances. Upper River Rd. _P_Ie__•_•a_n_•_._w_v_._ _ _ __ beside .,Stone Crest Motel. 1 614-4 4 6·7398. Slight paint damage. Flashing trrow sign, $257 com· County Appliance, Inc . plete. Lighted, no arrow Good used appliances and $229. Non-lighted $179. TV sets . Open BAM to 6PM . Warranty. See locallv. 1Mon thru Sat. 614-448- 800-423-0163, anytime. 1699, 627 3rd . Ave. Galli· Cioaronco Sale Cabbage polis, OH . Patch and Mr. T dolls. soft Valley Furniture, new e. end hard acutpt.ure. Cheater used. Lerge section of qual- Draws floor 1tereo, K 8. K ity furniture . 1218 Eastern Lot 45, 304· 575·6460. Ave ., Gallipolis. Uaed rafrlg. exc. cond . 14 Ed's Appliance Serving air conditioners, refrigerators, washers, drv.srs . In Gallla, Meigs & Mason Co. Call 614·446· 7444 or 614·367· 7187. Fine oak & mahogany furniture from England some antiques : clocks, dining chairs~ carver. occassional tables. drop leaf & draw leaf tables. pictures, mirrors, marble top wnh stand, chest of drawers, side board, nest of three tables, and more. All at a fair price. Call Oragonwyrld Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siameae kittens. AKC Chow puppies. Call 446- 3844 after 7PM. AKC Registered Chow Chow puppies. One litter. Taking deposits now. Call 614-256-1271 . Ford PU, ht. cla11 sh•pe. Tractor • toolt. Cell 814· ~8B·9909 . 81 left. Call 614· 992·5181. AKC Bassett puppias. $90. aach . Call 614-667-6957. Fish Tank and Po~ Shop, 2413 Jackson Aov~tnue. Point Pleasant, 304-6752063. Fish, birds and more. 57 Unconditional lifetime QUI• rancae. Local reference• furnished. free astlm•tea. nable. ·caM 61•·869-842•. Coli collect 1-614·237· Now Idea pk:ker·lheller. 2 0488, day or night . Rogers lanment Waterproofing: t2,600. After &p.m . call 1614) 378 8311 . . . End of Seooon Solo on oil new & used hey equipment in stock. Siders Equipment, 304-876-7421. 63 Livestock I~-~==::!~::::!~=~:r====~===~2:W 71 Autos 72 for Sale Trucks for Sale 4 cows. 5 heifers, . 2 calves. Call 614-446·2369. only 900mifeo. ,9,200. Call 11.·8'9-28110. Chickens and ducks for .. Ia. 50 cents each. Call 614- .1978 Chryolo.- Now Yorker Broughman. 2 door. Black· 78 Oklo Delio 88, 2. 500• silver interior, high mileage, good cond. loaded. Cell mont. 30•·175-7421. 742-2889. 3 goats for sale. Call 614- 992·2630. 1982 T·bird 302 V-8, ovor· 3 year Old Polled Hereford drivti. auto. tflnl.. air, PS. PB. exc. cond. Sale or trade, bull, $600. Approx. 1260 lbs. Call 304-896-3997. Yearling colt for sale or trade, part Morgan. Call 304-675-1717. good bloodlines. Call 304, 675·4131 l778 . or 304-675- ~~=~~~~~== 64 Hay l!o 1·200 bales of mixed hay; orchard grass, fescue, Ti· mothy, cro.,er, $1 .10 bale or $1.00 bale for alt.. Call Straw for sale. $1 .50 a bale. Call 614-949·3059 . C_a ll 614·4•8· 1U8 Chevy car ond 18110 Dodge truck. Cell 8,.·388· 9038. 1974 Monte Corio. Needs work. Mike an off•. Call 614-992-6963 after 6:00 p.m. and battery. After 6 p.m. calli81413788311. roof. auto. AC. radio stereo. exc. cond., one owner. 111 304·675·;903. c 1979 MG Midget, new top. Call 304·876·1780" .. Transporl ati on TOP CASH paid for '80 2 o'clock. Canning tomatoes, picked. 84.00 a bushel. Bring containers. Raymond Rowe at 247-3081. 896-3013. Autos for Sale >;..• ' . .\ 80 Odyssey, $600. 82 ATC 110, $696. 84 ATC 110, 0796. Oth• uMd Honda's availa ble. Betz's Honda Sales, 1981 Hondo CB 760 Cus- PS,P8,TW,AC,goodcon~ mHeo. Coli 614·"6·4651 .. 1979 Hondo XR 250, run• good, t400. Call 61•·4•6· 7688. STANLEY S TEEM E R CARPET AND UPHDLS TERY CLEANI,NG, 10% OFF WITH· THIS ADD ON CLI!ANING. CALL 61• · 446·8069. ' D.and M. Contractor•. VInyl ; siding. replacam"'t Wlnlnaulatlng. roofinfiJ. • new and remodeling, ,:on- · da:w'•. crete. Coli 30•·773·6131, J .and L. lnltallation. Roofing, vlnyleiding. norm doort and window1. Free eltimoteo. Coli 614·992·2772. RON'S Television Service. HOUII calli on RCA, Quazar, GE. Spoclollng In ZanHh. Coli 304·1178·2398 or 614· 448."2464. . Fetty Tree Trimming. stump ' : removaL Call 304-676- . • 1331. • • :..J RINGLES'S SERVICE, ex· periencad carpenter. electri· ~ · cian, maaon. painter. roof· ing (including hot ter oppllcoolon) 304-1175-2088 or 876-7388. Rotary or cable fool drilling . Moat wells completed same day. Pump tales and ser'JI· ceo. 304·896·3802. Starks Tree and lawn Service, stump removal. 304- 576-2010. • B 8t 0 Home lmp;ovements ' ·"' Replacement windowa., alum. 10ffit. vinyl aiding, continuous guners. free estimate•. all work guaranteed. C1tl evenings 304- 676· 264•. Building & Remodeling , roofing, masonry. electrical , framing, flooring , drywall , bathrooms. kitchens. door & window installations. Call 304-675·2440. ':•• FOP. THf'. AIONE>:j' ~ WHY ••. OR Y~Aht"£,;(., Thinking of building or re modeling? We'll beat any deal in town to S1ve you · . money. Designer Kitchena, 1 281-1 Jeckaon Ave., Pt. 1 ~ lt Pleooant, WV 30•· 878 · 3106. ' 614-446-2282 . 79 Ford Fiesta', 78 08tsun 510, 78 Volktwagon Rab· bil. Call 614-245·5818 . 1978 Cutlass Supreme PS, PB. air, tilt, one oWner, 66.000 mi .. axe . cond., showroom clean, $4,000. l!o Motors for Sale Heating 1979 Chevette new engine, new tires. 4 spd .. $2.100. Call 30•·676·3829 after 6. New Ball Tracker, $196 or 1978 Pontiac Grand lemana. Must lee to appreciate. Priced on inspection. 154 Park Dr . .Pt. Pleasant. WV. Clal 614· 367-7182. 80 Pontiac Grand PriJt exc . best offer . Will trade. Call CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio 614-256-6682. 1---- - - - -- - 1977 15'/z ft. Starcraft tri·hlul boat with trailer, no , motor. Excellent condition . Phone 614·446·3888 or 614-446-4477 Only $·1 200. Coli 61 4·992· 2143 or 614· 7•2·2289 af· JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT - .. i' ' ''' ,.• Evening Telev~ion L~tings~--------~----------------------~----------------------~------------------~-­ FRIDAY 8/2/85 ING. A1 . 1, BoX 356 \ Galli - ter 8:00pm. polis. Call 614·367· 0576 . 15"h ft. lnv1der Bowrider, 125 hr. Johnson, ba1utiful cond., reduced to $2,8~0 . 83 EVENING 7;00 Excavating • CIJ Second Cloy TV Call anytlma 614 - 446- (])News 4&37. James l. Davison, Jr. owner. ()J) mates. Call 61 4-446-8038 or 614·992·7119 anytima. (1] Cloco Kid @ Pete RoH Story Hits; J .A.R. Construction Co ., Rutland, Oh . 61 4 · 742 · 2903 . Basements, Footers, Concrete work . Backhoe' s, Oo~er Sa Ditchor, Dump trucks, e. water-gas-sewer· electrical lines. . Hustle and Heart. (1J All In the Family Cll C1 Cll Family Feud rn Jeopardy CIJ Trailer spaces . Small child ren accepted . 304 - 675 · 1076. 49 .;;;) For Lease Fo r ren t or lease building in Mason, WV. Call after 6PM , 304 -675· 2982 . Merchandise 51 Household Goods 246· 5688. Wooden dinetle labia & 4 chain, &176. CaU614-446- 2914. Country Oak tables, chaira. cupboards, desks, ice boxes. Conkle•. Tuppen Plains, Rt . 7 . Hand crafted and finished . 20.1140- $2.895 In stock . 16~32 inground pool• · installed-bring us your low estimate. Middleport 614992-5 724 or ,Gallipolis 61 4 · oleepo 6, full bath. oalf They 'll Do It Every Tl'me 81 Camaro, blue. V-8. ax. cond .. low mileage, 4 new . 06•BOO· 0 ne owner. il.-----llll!ltl ttrea, suite. Call 614-379· 2116 . 1975 364 International tractor, bui!lh hog, di1c, plows, etc .• $4, 800. 12 ft . Ward aluminum boat •200. 15 h . Whitehou1e 40, HP Johnson & hailer. $1.060. 1971 Chevy open road motorhoma. See at-falr.:-Loo 8 59 000 "I $4 000 ' "1• ' 266moos. . Coli 1235 · Coli 304-676·1415 or 30•· J-,--.,--u-·__·__.___ 676-7499. · 2ti ft. Exocutiva Claaa A bedroom Electric stove. very good condition, 8100 . Lawn mower. runs. needs work, 1HE CAIW "W!Ui AT 1HIS Ei'll? WILl. SI;AT & /(117SAIIP9 GlfOIVII· UPS AT 1H' &16 T.AI!ILI! ••• 75 Pontiac Grand Prix e310. motor home, le11 lhan 30.000 miles. Onan gen•a~ Call 304·882-2089. tor, fuNv oquippod & lmmoculate cond. Priced to Hll at 72 Trucks for S ,a le 74 OMC pickup truck, $400 firm . Coli 6"·"8·3042. 1978 C~ovy PU •••. olr, IHt, to eell. Coli 81•·"11· 0857. alellpl I, air cond.. fully equipped, ges or electrk:. Penaaonic VHS repordar plus 29 movies, *450. Call 1981 Dollun, II opel .. olr. ftbergluo topper, U.l91. Kawllakl125 atr"t and dirt I•P,ano•'• bike. Conn Trumpet. An· tique rope bod . 81•·986 · 3847. •&.800. Coli 814·388· B115. ' John's Auto Salas, lua.vUia Rd, Galllpollo, Dh 81•·"1· 47B2. • 77 Dollun King Cob pickup truck. , t1;100. Runs good, Incl. tool box, new front tlrea. new muffler, lnlllpiiN ,.....,...." •TMO!a~ 15fRA4IIfjlf 1!114 11111()14. onglno for P.rto or rwbulcl. Clol 61•· . .8·7323 ldov• olfc for Chebl or 304·312· 2••7 0110. 6 -kondo. Ken' s Water Ser\lice. Walla, cialarni!l, pools filled . Phona 81 ~ - 367 -0623 or 614-3677741 night or day. Waugh'l Water Service . Wells, cisterns. pools. Fast, reliable service , Cell 614· Muat aaU Apache pop-up cemper. t400 firm. Prieed mlloo, ''· 100. CoN 11•· 367·0482 after &PM. 1----------Caea front end to•der good . 266 · 1141 or 614- 446 1176 or 614-446-7911 . Haul lime•tone, sand, graval.dirt, bulk or bag fertilizer and lime. Excelsior Sal1 Works Inc . 638 E. M1in ~t .• Pomeroy . 814-992 - 3891 . Call 614·266·6856. 614-388· 9832 . James Boys Water Ser\llce . Also pools fiUe.d. Call 614- 266· 1240 or 614· 256- 1982 Coocltmon 23 ft., Galllpolio. 81•· 446·2783. General Hauling t11 ,000 . Coli 614·4•6· •a87. cruiae, 1uto.• black, 50.000 304· 676 -4382. U C2l CD Inside Look CD World Games (])National Sports Festival VI .Bolling and Women's @ymneatlcs Finals 11) MOVIE; 'Meatbella' Cl) Ill ll2l Webaoor iCC) Webster accldenta,ity ,re'c;ycles . hla ·· uncle's tin 1 cal'! scuiJ!!ure. (AI · · 73 Midas ·1 9 ft. camper. conlained, eKc. cond. Call condilion. 1977 Chev. Mlllbu. 6 cyl., standerd. Gallipotls Block Co., Pine St., Call 304-45B· 1888. 85 614. 448-0613. 4 · piece , cedar , 8;00 Iii Cll iiOI Royal Match A 446-3051 . Landscaping. top soil, good fill dirt , manure, reseeding. shrubS & flowers, lawn maintenance. Bruce Davi· son, 614-256- 1427. Electrical Refrigeration Pom,rov . 614· 992·2284 . S2,:l95 , 18x36 - S2 , 69S, Buainesa Report Wheel of Fortuna (]11 Entertainment Ton_!g_ht SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authorized Singer Sales & ..Service Sharpen Sc'iuora . fab,ric Shop, Pool People Special : lno.round po.ol IUts, 16K32· Dinette set. 2 bedroom sulles, couch. chair~. It other houHhOid items. Clll World book encyelopedla, 25' quazar cotor TV, china cabinet. porch furniture . l!o 246· 5804. $26. Coli 614-246-9664. Antique buffet . Call 614- 84 Nightly tlJ 1m Trailer space for rent. Call SPECIAL cut slabs 6 PU loads delivered in dump truck $100, or 21oads a 180. You pickup •16 . Call 614- MacNeil/Lehrer N1w1hour II) I]J New Name That Tune 111) Star Trek · 7;30 G (f) Tic Tao Dough Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping, etc. F~ee esti· 61 4-388-9038 . (2) PM Magozlno Sportacenter Sanford and Son Entertainment Tonight Wheal of Fortune Iii()) Wheel of Fortune Good-1 Excavating, basemenu. footers, driveways, septic tlnki!l. landaceping . Mobile home lot, 1 2'x50' or smaller, S75 water paid , 41h & Neil, Gallipolis. Call 4464416 after,BPM . D Cil Brandod (I) (I) ()) (7J 304-676-2617. 46 Space for Rent Mobile home spaces. behind Pleaser ' s, overloo~ing the rivet . Call 6-1 4 -·$92- 2885 . of her? 1:;:::::::::::::::::: ~;;::~;=::;;:::::::: .i '' Boats and 82 Plumbing <•; Furnished room , range. reirig . s 125, share bath, sin gle male. 919 2nd. AVe .. Gallipolis. Call 446-4416 after BPM . 614- 992 -7479 . Who will take care mos' d -Booq's stuff! • 'I Ca ll 614-446 ·0756 . CO UNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Large lots. Call HooCJ~S .;~II alone! An' took Hooqij,no! Don' play with matches! ~;:9•ftar 5PM, 304·675· 75 cond .. $4.600. Call 614379· 2314. 1- - - - -- -- - - - VF 700. $2.300. XL 600, n.&96. XR BO. $600. CB 650, t1.296. XR 600, t600. tom, perfect cond .• 4,800 19BO Chevy Monzo, 4 cyl, 4 model and newer usad cars, Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis. Call a Used motorcyles. 84 84 84 82 1983 Subura, 2 door, sun 81 cu.ft., LOOK II Leon Flea Market is ,_D_a_m_._ _ _ _ _ __ _ now open 7 days weak . ,. Lots of furniture, tools, Canning tomatoes, picked. ceramics, and misc. Under 84.00 a bushel . Bring containers. Robert Roush 614new management , loan. Coli 30•·575· 2250. 1977 Buick Regal. 2 door, Runs good. $600. Call 614· 992-7403. 71 675·5726 . 1978 CJ-6, 6 cyl .. 3 speed, good gas mileage. auume $400. 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 1979 Oldo Cutloao 2 door, Beautiful Silver O~.teen Sweet Corn. You pick. 75 cents a doze,. First house on left past Racine locks and good condition. 02,886. CoH 61.·367·7839. actual miles, $2500 cash. ,- Vegetables 814-247-4292. For llle 1979 VW van, automatic trans., 7 patsenger, tinted windows, new tiroo. 1e11 thon 20,000 ..6__ 14_·_4~4_&_-2_2_4_0_._ _ __ 1- 4599. coppertone, 8 12 6 . ' - - - - - - - - - -Call 304-876-6212 before ,- 1980 Dodge van 8·100. w·CII, ooklng $3,000. Coli ofter IPM, 814-241·9440. Dodge Aspen 76. 2 door, 31=:::======== on lho floor, now retread 74 Motorcycles tire• 304·675· 7569. 1-::========== l!o $6,500. 4292. For sale canning tomatoes, already picked. Please bring containers. Call 614-446. 5 HP rototiller. ladies diamond cluster ring. Call304- good cond. Siders EqUip· 81•· ••&· 740•. 1---,-----~-­ Call 304·675·6429. Truck. PS. PB. V6, auto, 1874 chevy pickup, U60. Coli 30•·773·8143. · 1974 Plymouth Duihlr 3 1-::========= 2 year old registered Suffolk opel.. alent 6 englno, t300. I· ram. Suggolk Finn crou ·Coli 614-448· 7868. 73 Vans 8t 4 949·291 1. spd, good cond . Call 304- GE elec. clothes dryer &50. 10 1972 Corvette PS, PB, outo, Hop. Coli afto.-5;30, 61•· 448-4364. ~038 . 58 ~ row pull type 30 in. rows: 45 round bales mixed hay 815 each. Call 814- 388- Lowrey Genie organ. back ground music plays by itself. ex. cond., ..1 yr. old . Call -' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Farmall Tractor with 3 point hitch, 5 ft. bulh hog. lurnipg plow. tcraper blade. RNao- 6; 4·446·0373. Musical Instruments •'I Home . ' Improvement• ------.-:' boctor. •soo. Call 61•· 992-7401. 2 Rog. Quarter horse mares, Black Lab pups. AKC Registered. ,3 males and 1 female ' S•'rVIII!S ewes 1nd lambs. Call 614- 614· 446·8668. For rent 'Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel . 1311 Mauev Ferguaon tnc - tor. T·2• John DMte Mlor. •as Now Holland 9 ft. hoy bind. Now Hollond 8 ft hoy roko . Coli 81•·3BB-9770. 19B8 Chevy Dafuxe 614-446-0171 or614-446· 3733 . adults only. 322 3rd . Ave. 'stock, brick. mortar and masonry supplies. Mountain ~~~~~~~~~==r::;=;:;:~~·~~~===l =~==::;:===::;:== I· 56 Pets for Sale 51 Household Goods 54 Misc. Merchandise and up to S 125. Hide·• · beds,$390 . and up to Call 614·446-3748 or 614· 25 6· 1903. 814·332·97•6 collect. 2222. bath, turn .. adults . Call apt . Stov8 , refrigerator: It was Utility bldg. 1pecial : 30'x40'K9' with track door 6 serv. door, *5266 erected. Iron Horse Builders, ALL'fl FAIR IN LOVI A)'IDWAR· 79 Motors Homea 8t Campera KIT 'N' CARLYLI ~ IMrJ Wrlfld Farm Equipment Heavy duty Low Boy Tr•ilar for hauling smell dozer . or $1 75, utilities pd., 919' Second Gallipolis. male preferred , share bath . Cell pd . a dulls. Call 446·44 16 after 8pm. 61 2,1985 Friday, Ohio Page-9 117~ Prbwler. 20 ft .. oalf contolnoo, oiMpl 8. G.C. •2300. Coli 304·875· 21118. ft Sayamore truck oomper, ooll oantolned. olr cond, turneoe. gaa or elect· 11 ric. n Perfect .ooo.oo. condition 304·878·2287 or 878·2338. B;15 1 130. Reasonable rates. 87 8;30 young American woman falls in love with the handsome king of a small Euro· pean country . {60 min .) Cl) MacNeil/Lehrer Nawshour (]]) Weahlngton Week/ Review Pa,ul Duke is joined by top Washington journalists in analyzing the week's news . g MOVIE: 'The Heuntlng of Julie' [HIO] MOVIE: 'Cannonball Run II' ICC) (MAX] MOVIE: 'Me.11 Oug~n Return•' • . D (2) CD Major League Bueball~ Teams To Be Announced (])II) (}2) Comedy Feotory CID Wall Street Week lou is Aukeyser analytas the 'BOa with a weekly review of economic and inv;estment mettera. 9:00 <Il700 Club Cll Ill ll2l Bonoon ICC) Upholstery Clayton reacts in an unexpected manner when Benson is named Men of the Year. (RI TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 8 ()) ® MOVIE: 'Torzan, 1113 Sec. Ave .. Gllllpolis. tha Ape Men' ()) w•ahlngton Week/ Review Paul Duke is joined by top Waahlngton journalists in analyzing the week 's news. · cril Great Performances (CC~ 'Allee ln Wonderland .' 814·446 · 7833or614-4461B33. A & M Furniture Manufacturing, St. Rt. 7 , Crown City. Oh. Call 11•·2861470, ooll Eve. 11•·•46· 3438 . Did & ne"' Uphostered. ,, • I 9:30 Kate Burton, Ric hard Bu~­ ton, Eve Arden a.nd James Coco are just some of the stars who· perform in this adaptation of the classic Lewis Carroll story. (A) (90 min.) Cl) II) G11 People/Craziest Things Blindfolded women are asked to identify their husband's bodies by touch alone . 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Adrienne Barbeau , Buu Aldr in, Deacon Jones, and H arrv Anderson join hosts Karen Valent ine and John Sebastian. ~ MOVIE : ' Magic Town ' (!] National Sports Festival VI· Ice Hockey, Water ~olo & Men's Gymneatlcs Finale Cll Ill CI2I T.J . Hooker ICC) Hooker discovers that the ambitious protegee he is work ing with on an Important case ia a cocaine addict.JA) (50 min.) Cl Cl) ® Alrwolf A warhungry General threatens to start World War Ill on his own by launching a nuclear miss ile toward Mos- CIJ MOVIE ; 'Swlu Miu' ®'MOVIE: 'Tho Day Time Ended' Cllll2l ABC Roeko fJJ Hawk [MAXJ MOVIE: 'Summer School Teachara' (]) Cil Friday Night Vldeoa ell Love Thet Bob 0 (() 1I01 MOVIE; 'The Champ' (fil National Folk Festiv.a l f:rom Hawell with Lov• e Cllll2l Nowo IHBO) MOVIE: 'Rovengo of tho Nordo' CCC) 8;30 G (2) CD It' a Your Move 9;00 ([) Sneak. 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WLB BKR POEBR KYWF HI, TZEMR BKYB Y HRRF¥ VLDR - FYWZRT LH (Answers tomorroW) , 0 V E V EW Jumbles: PRIME BELLE PREFIX FORMAT AnswM~ The onll th lng ne nad against tne r,ounge1 I R E W Z IEBBRW . - TYXCK J Y X F L gener.at on was that he was not lh s A MEMBER OF IT R DR T V 'L W YMte-'·~'o Crypu~qootel TilE WORLD IS DIS. GRACEFuLLY MANAGED, ONE HARDLY KNOWS WHOM TO COMP!-AIN . - RONALD FIRBANK TO �..... Miningr~xpenditures boost Meigs' economy. Meigs County's economy has The Melgs Division operates two been boosted by more than $850,00) underground mines ln Meigs In expenditures for mlnlngsupplles, County and one 1n VInton County. servlces and other related pay· All three mines depend on Melgs ments from the Meigs Dlvlslon coal . County vendors and suppliers for · mines of Southern Ohio Coal speclalltles ranging from lumber to Company so tar this year, accord· welding servlces. lng to Brian Jones, general Correction · manager. The lelephone number llsled 1n a Sou them Ohio Coal Company Is a . Tuesday, Jllly 00, letter to the editor subsidiary of Ohlo Power Com- regarding Meigs County's Blg pany, one otelghtelectricoperating Brothers· Big Sisters program companies within the American shoold have been 446-0l711lnstead of Electric Power System. 446-1070. Janet's Hair 8o Roun• ' Seldon w. O'Brlen, 98, of 2605 Berwick Blvd., Columbus, died Wednesday at his home. A former Melgs County resident · and retired attorney, havingworked ln the Philliplnes , he was born Oct. 3. 1886, a son of the late George and Hannah Blggs 0 'Brien. Mr. O'Brien was a 33rd degree mason and a memher of all masonic bodies 1n the Phillipines. SuiVivors include a son and Hurry In for Big Price Cuts! (Continued from page 1) Installed push-button phones may find they wUI not work lf they have not notified the company, says Ramey , because lines must be programmed to accept push-button tone Impulses. '::g999oo Waa1199.00 In 1985 cat. RSC-14 Low AI $411 Per Monlf1 On Cltll:lne * New low price! Runs same programs as higher-priced IBM PC! Includes DeskMata" software for word processing, spread-sheet analysis, telecommunications, ap.. c;::~;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;Oiliiii~ pointmant calendar, electronic fil· ,. ing and mail. 1125-1000 Giveaway announced A hot dog and RC giveaway, in conjunction wlth customer apprecl· ation day andasldewalksale, will be held Saturday in front of Pomeroy's Dollar General Store. The giveaway wUl begin at 11 a.m. and 'ct:intinue untll everything Is gone. Members of the Sacred Heart Church will be cooking and donations for the refreshments wlll be requested with half the proceeds golng to the Pomeroy Fire Department and the · other half to the Melgs County Food Pantry. Weather forecast Sunny today, wlth highs near 8:1. Clear tonight, wlth a low between 55 and 60. Sunny again Saturday, with highs in the mid 80s. The probablllty of preclpltation Is near zero through Saturday. 600. . 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Switchable Touch-Tone/pulse dialing~ Memory protected if AC fails. 1143-298 GAU.IPOLL'l - More than 100 area buyers spent $141,072.03 for 007 projects at the Gallla County J unlor Fair Friday acconflng to 4-H Agent Fred lleel. Elghly-nlne steers netted S'l9,530.811; l:rl hogs sold for $41,011.95 and 76 lambs were purchased for $16,2'79.80. Ten sticks of tobacco sold for 54,250. lleel once again was weiJ.pleased with sale results. "Overall, I feb we had a real good sale. Our prices were somewhat lower than last year, but we set a reconlln II!" sleer sale. When you mnl'llder what 'the inarl!et prkJe . :ls today, our buyers .are still c<intrlbotlng a great deal above the market prk.'e, and we are very grateful ol their continued and outstanding '!l'PfMirl." Allhousft the doUar Hgures didn't match last year's reconl $153,488.111 lor 300 projects, both Deel Wid Falrboard President Tim Massie agreed, "It was O'!i!Wardlng to see the splrll and and oooperatlon community leaders displayed again this year." Oldo VaHey Bank purehased 2t proJects, followed by Commercial & Savings Bank with 15. Central Trust had 10 huys, Ohio v8Dey Supennarkets nine, Shake Sboppe eight, Galllpolb Savings & Loan elghl, Bob Ev1U1S Farm six, Jim Mink Chevrolet· Oldsmobile ·11\'e, Dyer Brolher!l ftve, VIUage Quick Stop ftve and Wiseman Agency ftve. · Save 11995 t:, to!: '40 Reg. 15U5 On CltiUne• Detects speed radar even around corners . and over hills. #22-1608 Not offered where prohibited . Use may be r~lated b~ state or local law . 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Earphone included. 112-636 -.ry ..... 45% Off precise lev~l of funding would be determined by a House-Senate appropriations conference commlttee thls fall. The Democratic-controlled House passed an energy· and water development appropriations bill ·earlier thls year that would glve lhe commission $144 mll11on, including $100 mll11on for the ARC's highway building program. The Republican-run Senate's version would provide only $&1 million, with $50 million for highways. "It (the $99 mllllon) will be a starting point for discussion," said one House aide. "It's not a binding amount. Sllll, there's some feeling we would should stay at around that amount." The administration said Congress should abolish A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper the ARC because the agency has essentiaUy completed its mlsslon of bringing living conditions ln Appalachia up to national norms and the mountain· ous region no longer merits special federal ald. · Administration officials said poverty levels In Appalachia had been cut in half, from 33 percent ln 1965 to 14 percent in 198l, while lnfanl deaths per 1,())) live births had fallen from 25.7percent 1n 1963 to12.7in 19!ll. . However, Appalachian-state governors sald the region still suffered from unusually high' unemployment 'and that some federal assistance was still necessary, particularly to build highways to· end Appalachia's isolation. 2995 Reg. 54.95 Booster dramatically increases power output, 5-band equalizer lets you boost or cut response up to 12 dB at exact frequencies. Five-level LED power meter. 1112·1865 be designated on the application. The individual must go to the designated site to pick up the card and the corrunodities. 1f the indivld· ual has not applied for the card. they will ool be glvt>n their commodltles, Edwards added. When the commodiles are picked up. the card wlll be punched under the appropriate month. The cards will be required at each distribution. If the indlvldual attempts to go somewhere t>lse, and produces a punched card, thlelr request will not , tr •uttOted, Edwards satd . D\tler- , ent colored cards will be Issued to Gallia and Melgs county residents from crossing county lines to obtain commodities. Applications may be tilled out at the Gallia and Meigs county senior citizens centers. theoutreachotfices at the Gallia County Senior Citizens Center and the Meigs County Counhouse· and ille oCAlA:s ct:rm:al office. in Cheshire. When tllllng ou I the application, Edwards sald the applicants will be required to show documentation verifying their Income. Documenta tion that wlll be accepted includes copies of checks or check stubs. bank statements or HEAP verlflca. tion letters. The documentation wlll RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (UPI)- also be required at the commodity · Tire Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical pick-up site. "It 's going to be a monumenta l Corp. says Its plants here and In but once we get it in place. we task. Newark, Ohio, Wid Trentwood, Wash., will produce parts for feel it wlll make things much General , Motors Corp. 1986 model easier." Edwards said. "At the las.t diStribution , we had 36 tons of food cars. and we ran out wllhln twohours," he Kaiser said the agreement wlth added. GM will make Kaiser a "very Under the established guidelines. slgnillcant" supplier lor the estl· a family of fou r wilh an annual mated 117 mll11oo poond!i of . income of $15.975. or 150 percent of malerlals the automaker wiD need the income guidelines. or less would for model year 1986. be eligible to tl'Cf'ive commidities. Kaiser wiD supply GM with Other size families nero to add or brazing sheet, body sheet, bumper subtra cl $2,71Xlperfamily member. relnforrement stock, conunon aJ. Other acceptable income v~rifi · loy' lin, stock and rod. cation documents include A!X Kaiser to produce parts for GM's 1986 model cars At this price. buy two or three! "Hangs-up" on any flat surface. Touch·Tone dialing. Adjustable ringer. White, 1143-503. Brown, #43-504 Items 374.65 1J!w As $20 Per Montfl On CltiUna. Helps kids develop learning skills. In· eludes 64K Color Computer 2, cassette player, Electronic Book,soltware pages. extra "Mini" Car Cassette 1-Piece Touch-Tone Telephone ET-120 by Radio Shack Reg. Separate ' By JOHN FRIEDMAN Tlm....setllinel Staff CHESHIRE - 'when the Gallla· Meigs Communlly Action Agency conducts Its next commodity disttibution day, sometime during the first part of September, recipients will be required to display a card Issued by the CAA to demonstrate ·their ellgiblllty. according to CAA Director Sidney Edwards. Edwards said the agency is going to atcept appllca\lons for the cards during the month of August in an attempt t~ !1\l!!pe'Ch!d fraud . During the last commodity dlstribu· tlon, Edwards said a random sampling or the eight distribution points 1n Gallla and Meigs counties showed that a small number of recipients wereobtalnlngcommodi· ties from more than one slte, wlth some gning across county lines. The cards will be distributed during the September commodity distribution. 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Inside: tmts ·save •100 Reg. 139.95 AUG. 2 & 3 Rt. 124, Syracus1 + By Radio Shack 8800 rr==========:::;l YARD SALE .. MOUNTAINffR Save '518& Ticket sales totaled $1,217,811, with a payoff due of $297,972.50. PICK-4 8389. FRI. & SAT. 9 to ? Corp. DU6FONE"'·TAD-112C by Radio Shack Ohio lottery winner · CLEVELAND (UPI) - Thurs· day's winning Ohlo Lottery numbers: Dally Number IB~ITM tntarnallonal Bualnna MachinM Phone Answering System daughter-In-law, Charles F. and Wilma O' Btien, of Cohimbu~; a grand~on, CharlesKevlnO'Brlen, of Columbus; and several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he was preceded in deathit>y his wife, Clara C. Guthrie O'Brien. Services wUI be3p.m. Saturday at Ew lng Funeral Home wlth Rev. ,lames Corbitt officiating. Burial will be 1n Burlingham Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p.m. Friday and until the tlmeo!theservlce on Saturday. ·"Push-button service, or Touch· Calling, ls optional," Ramey ex· plains. "Customers who have .al· ready signed up for Touch-Calling need not contact the company again because their phones wUI work after the conversion," he adds. Instructions on Improved phone procedurel; wlli appear in the next editions of GTE's directories Ra· mey says. James J, Kilpatrick discusses refresher courses for judges- Page A-4 1000 Computer Monitor not Included GTE introducing . -PageB-1 \ Area death Seldori W. O'Brien Katie Crow says hOnesty isn't dead -it's very much alive- Page B-8 CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Tresemm'e Mousse Janet, Vera, lev, Dian leg. S6.90 Now 14,90 773-5404 Perms ss.oo Off MASON, WV GOOD TIIU AUGUST 10th CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) PageD-1 livestock sale results Meigs horse enthusiasts TRY OUR NEW FREE SUPPORT WAVE and the B.LOWAVE FOR THE NEWEST LOOK Of TODAY Plans underway for Labor Day celebration r • • BEV JORDAN HAS JOINED THE STAFF AT (lAZEBO RENOVATED - Members of American Legion Poot 39 recently repaired and pointed ·the gazebo localed In Beech Grove Cemetery. Lumber, point and roofing lor lhls project was donated by Pomeroy Cement Block ol Pomeroy and VaHey Lumber li Middleport. chicken barbeque sponsored by the tlre department, with serving to start at 11 a.m; an open house at the fire department; a flea market, with spaces available ·tor $3; a dilly dumper; horseshoe \Uld volleyball tournaments; a flretlghtlngdemonstratlon; a hymn sing in the park from!>-8p.m.; andadancetromS.ll p.m. at the tennis courts. Anyone wishing to reserve flea market space should also call Arnott. A meeting will be held Tuesday, 7:00p.m., at Syracuse Vlllage Hall, to finalize plans for the Labor Day event. All Interested cltlzens and clvlc minded Individuals wlshlng to assist with the celebration are invited to attend Tuesday's meeting. - -·--- ~ Friday, August 2, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio All stops are out In Syracuse where plans Me now underway tor a Labor Day Celebration. The celebration, a coordinated effort between the vUiage and the fire department, wUI be held Sept. 2. All proceeds from the venture will be used to purchase air bags for the flre department and to upgrade the munlclpal park. AparadeatlOa.m. willklckot{the day' sactlvltles. All countyorganlZa· tlons and residents wanting to participate in theparadeshouldcall BUI Arnott at 992·5818. Trophies tor best float entries wlll be awarded. Children ate being encouraged to decorate bicycles also. Other activities to be enjoyed throughout the day include a - MLLJ'iEED CARDS - CAA Director Sld Edwards says GaUia and Meigs county res~ dents picking up commodities in ~emher wiD also have to pick up a card that will admit them to ' future giveaways. Medicaid cards, Supplemental SecUJity Income letters. a statement of income signed by a count)' department of human services case- worker, food~tamp ellgibUity card, unemployment !look and a targeted job tax credit voucher. All documentation mu st be current, Edwards said. In detennlning eligibility, income from social security, raUroad pensions, retirement, veter ans pen~ . slons, company disability and black lung, strike benefits. training stipends, welfare, Aid for Dependent Children IADC). S~pplemental Security Income iSS!). alimony, child support , unemployment benefits social secu,rlly disability, worker' ~ <;<~mpensatlon and utility allowances above Jhe expenditure, In addition to wages, Interest. dividends, annuities and pensions will be used. Tomato farmers call it a year By NANCY YOACHAM Tlrne&Sentlnel Staff LEtART FALLS - Tomato crops ihls year were plentiful everywhere - whlch Is not good for local farmers . Even though tomatoes are still in great supply in Letart Falls, most tanners are already pulling up slakes and calling lt a year. Usually It's mld·August before the season Is dftctally over. . Some farmers are still packing baskets for· sale at area groceries and roadside stands, but the vast majorliyol themajortarmersln the area have stopped packing and have turned thelr fields over to borne canners who bring containers and plck their own tomatoes. Market prices for tomatoes were down to $1 for a 10 pound basket when the last shipments were trucked to Pittsburgh said Kathryn : Hill, of the Vlrgll and Kathryn HUI Farm in Letart FaDs. Farmers are I selling canning tomatoes for $3 a ~ushel. "And tlmes must be good," says HUl, "because we haven't had near the home canners picking tomatoes as we usually do." All farmers make production decisions _\lased on supply and demand. ptlls year, supplles outweighed the demands. According to HUI, "We had a lot o! tomatoes thls year, nice tomatoes, but our crops (Continued on page A3) PULLING STAKES ~ Fannen In Falls were puwDg Makes last week and ending this year's tomato season earlier than u!lUI!.SaysKathrynHIU, of the Vlrgll and Kathryn mu farm. at frOnt, "We've never pulled l!takes In July before." Hill wat.ches as Tina JWI and Roberta Greene, left, and Lisa Fink and Tim 'smith, right, cut the lltrtnp which are treiUslnJJ the plants and begin pulling l!takes. HID put out 85,000 tomatoes this year. A decline In market prices Is bringing the early end to the season, even thousft tomatoes are still hanglog on the vines. ' � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 2, 1985 o'brien