http://66.213.69.5/files/original/04acb239a116642deb05e87bc14b7d5c.pdf 043c67724b1c17e67e0082abfa8cb084 PDF Text Text Paga-12-The ·Daily Sentinel Tuesday. October 8, 1985 Pomeroy-Midclleport, Ohio MGM Scouts choose officers Food Pantry to benefit from Scouts '!be .MGM Scout District · has chosen officers and conunlttemen, according to Frank DIClemente of the group, Nominees for the Executive ConunitteeareDr. BernardNietun, district chairman; Everett Kin, district commissioner; commissioner staffers Bob SchoontJver, Fred Scarberry, Walt..,. Walker, October Is Scout Service Month, . according to Frank DIClemente of the MGM scout district. In light of that, tbe dlstri«;t executive ccmmlttee has enrouraged the Individual units to canvass neighborhoods to gather foodstuffs for tbe GalllaMelgs Communlty_Actlon Commit- Frank DIClemente, Jim Oller, Bob Brown, BUI Floberts, Roy Dowell, Bob Smltliand WUIIam Wise. In olher oommlttees, Advancement: Robert Matthews Jr., William Knight, William Wise, Pat Woods, Steve Theiss; Scout Round table: rommlssloner AI Harris. assistant Walter Walker, Cub rom· missioner Sarah Johnson. assistant Kathy Workman; Scout Training: cha!rman Charles Henson Sr., training officers Frank DIClemente, Robert Matthews Jr., Cub training co-chairs Kathy Workman and Becky Tyree;- Activity Chairman: scout, Fred Scarberry; Merit Badge coordinator: Frank DIClemente; MGM district ranger: Bob tee's Food Program. "TheEmergency CAC food pantry Is hoping to gather enough suppnes to atd 10> Arms. Girl Scout diary: • Scouts hold training Training sessions for brownie and junior level troops was conducted by Dee Lawrence, Black Diamond Girl Scout field director, and Debbl Buck, junior scout trainer, at the Thursday night service unit meetIng of Meigs County troop leaders. During the meeting arrange· ments were completed for a magazine sale to be carried out by all levels d scouting. The day camp patch contest was also discussed along with Interest In participating In the food pantry for the CommunIty Action Agency. The daisy program for kindergarten age children was discussed with Information available from Kathy Price, 992-71.5, or Ann Scarberry, 949-:JJI5. Leaders and volunteers at the meeting were Susan Jett, Tammy · Capehart, Dawnette Welch, and Rhea Norris, Cadette Troop w.J and Senior Troop l.nl; Gladys Thomas. Riverview 1015; April Harmon, Syracuse Junior Troop m-1; Linda Wells, Mary Dempsey, and Texanna Well, consultant, Chester Brownies 1067; uta Van Meter, Chester Junor Troop 1049; Usa Grosnlckle, Tuppers Plains Daisies and Brownies Troop ll35; Kay Robets, Racine Junior Trop 1042; and Ann Scarberry, secretary tor the service unit co-leadef, had charge or the meeung during which time a coinmunity service project with Brownie Troop 1067 was discussed. A registered nurse attended last week's meeting to talk on health. Meetings are held at the community buDding, every other Friday, 3: Jl to4::.lp.m. Syracuse .Junior Troop ~ First Aid classes wW be held Oct. 16 and Nov. 6 for members of the Syracuse Junior Troop 1204, April Harmon, leader, announced at last week's meeting. On Nov. ~ the group wUI be visited by Merrl Amshary, beautician wl\o wUl talk about skin and hair care, and wUl also give haircuts to some of the girls: . ~. A day camp patch was designed and the Investiture for new scouts was held. Rose Ann Jenkins and Faith Hayman are co-leaders d. the troop which meets on the first and third Wednesday at the Syracuse Methodist Church, 3:30 to 5 p.m. families during the coming year, DIClemente said. The program has been successful in· tbe past bY assisting needy families who, for varoos reasons, were without food, clothing and shelier, he added. Items needed Include canned A111ahw~g good of all kinds, clothing, blankets and cash donatklns. Because of limited storage tacllltes, no perlsha· bles can be ac~pted. Scouts and Cubs throughout tbe area will be • seeking donations of canned goods, DIClemente said. ' ' I r-;;::=============:;:;;:;,;;;,;;;;;:;;;;:;:;::::;=., Look 0 ut . BUStl. Introducing one-step rust . protection from RUS1-0LEUM. VINYL FLOOR COVERING Quaity • Vol.36. No.t24 By NANCY YOACHAM Sq. Yd. Sentilel sta1t writer Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce unanimously approved a motion Thesday endorsing Pomeroy's one percent Income tax and to vote against an Initiative petition to repeal the measure. Pomeroy businessman Paul Simon made the motion at Tuesday' sregularchamber meetlngsaylng·;. ''It's the best thing that ever happened to the town." Simon said that among other Improvements, the village's streets are the cleanest he's ever seen them. · Bruce Reed, chamber member and ccuncllman, spoke hrlefiy to the group about the Income tax measun! which was enacted by emergency ordinance on JjU!uary 1 of this year. Reed explained that' revenue from the first slx months of the tax was used to bring village accounts Into the black. But, he noted, In theserondslx months, Improvements within the village became evident. .lie specified that the Income tax has 'enabled the vlllage to pave several villagestreets; hire a total ofslx new fulltlme employees In the street and pollee departments; bring salaries of several vUiage workers to minimum wageandglve an 8peroent raise to all village workers; free tbe meters oo the parking lot on an experimental basis; and Install new street lights and guardrails In some areas d. the village. Reed said future plans for Income tax money, If the Initiative petition to 'repeal the measure Is defeated November 5,1ncludes new sidewalks for the downtown blocks of the vUiage. He also pointed out that the money generated from the Income tax puts the vUiage In "an excellent position to apply for 50-~ matching government grants". In addition, the local tax can be deducted from state and federal taxes. '"We (village councll) want to continue making INSTALLATI.ON AVAILABLE King ·Builders Supply 405 N. 2nd LBERFELDS Middleport, OK. Convenient Off Strut P.nllll A tour of the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. In Pomeroy was planned at the recent meting of the Chester JuniorTroop1049 held at the community buDding. Ula Van Met..., leader, and Sue Metzger, Golf scramble successful event I I 2 Sections, 14 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newapaper Submits appUcatlon Pomeroy Chamber has submitted an application for a $19,995 grant from the Ohio Department of Development's Office of Travel and Tourtsm. U the grant Is accepted, the money wUl be used to develop a brocure and slide presentation to promote tourism In Pomeroy and t'hroughout Meigs County. Ron Ash, chamber president, prepared the application on behalf of the chamber. Application Is being made through a joint elfortamongthe chamber, tbe Meigs County Hlstortcal Society, and the Meigs County Park Commission. A~ percent local match through In-kind services, donations and other measures will be required over the 78 weeks of the granting perlnd Ash reported. The application was submitted on October 2. Ash also rominended Pomeroy Village for the river bank cleanup on East Main St. from the parking lot. Ash said he hopes the river bank along West Main St. will also be Improved. Tom Reed. vice-president of chamber, reported on the upcoming Hailoween Party for the village. The party, scheduled for7 p.m.Tuesday, October29, will be held on the upper parking lot. Trick or treat night In Pomeroy wlll be held Thursday, October 31. QUEEN CANDIDA'IE!- One d these five Meigs IDghSchoolsenlorswWbenamedhomecomlngqueen Friday night In pre-game ooremonles at the Melp-VInton game. Caudldatei are, I to r, Jodi Harrison, daughter of Marlene and Dale Harrison, Klnpbury Road, Pomeroy; Mlssle Howard, daughter By Charlene Hoeflich Sentinel staff wrller "Forty years Is a long time to walt, but, I gues~ou~arisay It's better late than never," commented Harry Stover ai he ' . ' • of Deborah and Elwood Howard, .Jr., Rutland; Anita Edwards, daughter ol Joan and Ralph Edwards, Route l, Mlddlepori; Debbie Wy..tt, daughterd Unda and Doug Wy..tt, Pomeroy, and Cindy Soulsby, daughter of Susie and James Soulsby, Pomeroy. Community getting involved, says workshop .supervisor . A shift toward "community Involvement" for workers at Meigs Industries was outlined Tuesday for Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce bY David Mllllken, the facility's workshop supervisor. Mllllken said ccmmunlty Involvement Is being Increased and noted that several work contracts outside the sheltered workshop are now being fllled by Meigs Industries' employees. Sonne of those rontracts were obtained through the competelive bidding process he noted. Meigs Industries began a Janitorlal service this spring and contracts are held with the Ohio Historical Society to clean Buffington Island · Park at Portland, and with the Ohio Department of Transportation to clean the roadside rests on Route 33 and Route 7 at Galllpolis. In addition. Meigs Indusbies has a contract to maintain the Carleton School grouoos. Pers'-sience pays off for veteran; p"urple heart, other medals arrive ItS awhole new world. Several out-()f-town relatiVes and . friends were here for the funeral •• services d Wilma Terrell at Ewing Funeral Home. Sept 21. The Rev. WUbur Perrtn officiated and Interment was at Beech Grove Cemetery, Pomeroy. Atendlng from out-()f-town were Mrs. Charles Spencer, Anna Marla, F1a.; Mrs. Michael Wayland, Homestead, F1a.; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mitch, StevensvUle, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. BUI Daw!lln and famUy, Charleston, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Casto, Columbus; Mrs. Sue Cramer, Markln; Ray Hines, . Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines, Newark. displayed 10 medals he earned during World War tL but didn't receive untO just recently. The Middleport native wbo served three years, four months and 16 days In the South Pacific, began efforts to get his medals many years ago, but It wasn't untO a couple of years ago when his daughter, Shena Hubbard, Lancaster school teacher, decided he had "earned the medals and had waited long enough" did he actually receive them. She sent letters to not only the Veterans Administration, but other agencies dealing with the records of veterans, and got one put-()!! after another before tlriaUy "going right to the top" with an envel~ of responses from the varoos agencies and a strong request for some action. 'The Veterans Administration at ooe point lnfoimed Mrs. Hubbard that all the records had been destroyed In a depository tire and without the records mthlng could be done. However, with copies d her father's discharge, letters she had written and responses she had gotten, she wrote President !3onald (C<lntlnued on page 14) Other types of jobs done by Meigs Industries workers Include lawn care, furniture rertnlshlng, and all types or woodworking at their fully operating workshop located in the Carleton School building in Syracuse. Some of the Items made at the workshop Include picnic tables. wooden signs, name plaques and gun racks. Milliken noted tha I Meigs Indus· tries cOntributes $24,000 to Meigs County's yearly eronomy through these types of activities. "If you want It done," he said, "we' ll figure oulhowtodolt." Milliken explained briefly to chamber the background of the sheltered workshop situation. He also highlighted many programs which would provide Incentives for local buslnesses tohireworkers with mental retardation. "Think of us as " another employment service In the county," he commented. He also touched on what he described "themisunderslandlngof mental retardallon.'' Hepolntedout that at Meigs Industries, the term "people with mental retardallon" ls always used - never the term "mentally retarded people" because It is unfair to consider retardation the mos t Important or outstanding qullty about a person. "We jre not talking about people who cant learn and Improve," he added, "we are talking about people who need extra experience to learn and Improve. " Meigs Industries Is prtmarUy a manufactUJi ng pla nt and service organlzallon, Milliken said, with the same types of business problems js any other working place, "except that our workforce Is made up of tFOple with mental reta rdation." • Temporary measure to avert crisis WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate agreed early today to break the logjam over the politically charged balanced budget Issue and allow a vote on a temporarY Increase In the federal credit line to avert a fiscal crisis. Senate Republican leader Robert Dole forged the agreemenIat 3a.m. EIYr with weary senators, worn out from an entire day of jockeying by Democrats and Republicans for top billing on the balanCed budget Issue. Under the agreement. the Senate Congress time to take Its four-d ay planned votes later today on both Columbus -Day vacation this wceDemocratic and Republican plans kend and still have time left over to to balance the budget by early nexl do more work on balancing budgets. The short-term bill also must be decade, which' were attached to an approved by the House. Increase In the federal debt ceiling The Treasury Tuesday scheduled from $1.8 trtlllon to $2 trillion an auction today of $5 billion In enough to last for another year. Treasury bills - Instruments tbe The Senate also planned lo vote government sells to finance Its later today on a small hike In the activities - in the hop<' that· · debt ceiling - enough to cover Congress would stop Its debating checks through Oct. 17 - glviqg and acllo raise the debt limit. $500,000 allocated .for laid-off plant workers Chatter Clubs plans come-as-you-are party Todays Camel Filters, surprisingly smooth. 16 mg. ''tar",1.2 mg. nicotine av. per cigarene by FTC method. I Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. · PIKETON, Ohio (UP!) -Rep. Bob McEwen, R-Ohlo, says the federal government wUl provide up to $500,0011n assistance for laid-()!f workers at the Plkelon gas centrifuge uranium enrichment plant. The U.S. Department of Labor said It expected about 1m former workers at the plant to take . advantage of the funds for job, training, job search and relocation. At leastl,:lffi jobs were affected by the decision. McEwen said he was "delighted thatLaborSecretaryWilllamBrock has agreed to help the (gas centrifuge enrichment plant) workers. The grant will enhance our efforts 1D assure each employee Is given every opportunity to klcate a new job." The federal fuming wUl be available through state Bureau or The. federal Department of Employment Services dflces In Eneoo announced last June that It eight counties, Including Adams, would close the plant as a result d. a Bro"((l, Jackson, Highland, Lawmassive restructuring of Its ura- rence, Pike, Ross · and Scioto, nium enrichment program. The McEwen said. governmeill cited low demand jU!d The fuoos are being made aggressive foreign ccmpetltkln for available through the Jobs Training hurting U.S. sales'c/ the product. Partnership Act. .. •• • • • .. '•. ... . ' "- I I " <\ ' 0 '. '·' .. ,, 1. ... r --·~ ' •• ' ~ II I Friday. Theagency'sclothlngbank . CAA sets free clothing day The Gallla-Melgs Community Action Agency will observe free clolhlng day form 9 a.m. to 12 noon ' :"1. I eilttne Improvements within the village, " Reed said. "We want to keep trying." . • FtveofthemembersatTuesd3y'schambermeetlng actually llve In Pomeroy and will be eligible to cast their votes against the Initiative measure on November 5. The majortty of other members at the meeting work In Pomeroy and therefore pay the tax. Although they have no vote bi the matter, they expressed their satisfaction with the tax. This year'~ projected revenue from the Income tax Is $160,001 to $165,001, Reed said. Out of town visitors attend Terrell funeral A come-as-you-are party was planned for October at the homed Linda Hubbard when the Chatter Club nnet recently at the bonne d. Doris Wilt. Dottle Jones was hostess for the meeting and members presmted hostess gifts to her. Ruth Young received a birthday gift. Gannes were played with prizes going to Oorothy Roach, Linda Hubbard, Delores Whitlock, and Ruth Young. A door prlze was . awarded to Lola Harrison. For next month's party Mrs. Hubbard and Doris Wilt wUI be hostesses. A bake sale will also be held. Others attending were Brenda Bolin, Janice Fetty, Elaine QuUien, Ma!Y Starcher, Francis Carleton, and Linda Gheen. • Chamber endorses. Pomeroy's income tax ani Cbelller .Junior Troop lOll Jaymar Golf Club professional, BUI Childs reports that a ''very successful and enjoyable" scramble w'aS held Sunday at the club for the benellt of junior golf In the area. First place team was Okey Connolly, Craig Mathews, Charlie Ritchie, and BrianConnolly; second team winners were Don WilSon, Bob MOler, Bob Bowen and Fred Crow and third place went to Blll Childs, BOb Ashley, Mlck Childs and Rod Harrlsoo. Jim Anderson won the longeSt drive and Don 'JUlia, Jim Prollltt, and Roger Morgan were closest to the pin. Prices were donated bY lllocal business houses. Childs extends a thanks to all d the participants who played In the scramble and to businesses which · rontrtbuted prizes for the support of junior golf In the area. • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, October 9, 1985 Copyrighted 1986 ... •IKtian of patttmS; $4 95 at y e CqaiMn Innis. Stacks in 9 ft.and 12 ft. wiiH!s. Only • Is located at the former high school _ In Cheshire. . ' ~ - ~~~~~ TIIJIEE IN.JUKED -'lbree Melp ew.-y youths were treated aud d lltVtiEt-Memerlal Hoapllal followtnrasdloolbusaccldent ~ ~ Heepllal o'Dclalt saki Glaa A~, 12, o1 Rt. f, Pona.., acdkrell 1 brullle 011 her head; Randy Grover, 8, o1 Rt. 4, PometOJ, iidlered llllue dmlace to his Jell wrW; 111111 Tony Six, 11, o1 Melp Cow&y 18, Pomerov. t!QfleJ'\ld alwulted hand. The GaDla·Melp rei .{ , po8t of the Stale Highway Patrol said the. bus' driver, Charles E. Williamson, 42, of Ill. I, Rutland, told them his bus was ea:tlbound m Klnpbury Road, about fouHelltllo! of a mlle east of Ohio 143, when he said he mei 11 weslbound bus, and tried t~ move over when a culvert gave way. The bus sustained light damage In the 4 p.m. accident, troopers said. • 'I �• • .~ l I ' · Pilge-2-The Daily SAIItinl Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO W~neaday. October 9, 1 ·- r---------,------------; The. Daily Sentinel •. . IJl Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~~ ,..,..._,.._....;..,,...,....,. c:::lu=o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher .- PAT WHITEHEAD · Asslslanl Publlsher/Conlroller BOB HOEFUCH General Manarer DALE ROTHGEB , JR. News Editor ·. ·.·. '' '• . - PoinerOy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, October 9, 1985 'C ommen '' . ·- LETTERS OF OP INION ar~ w~lcome . They shou ld bE> less than 300 words long. All letters are subjeet to editing and must be sig ned with name. address and telephone number . No unsigned letters will be published . Letters should be In good taste, addressing l ssu~s. not personalities . ·.. '-.• '----~--------------L <__High_court reviews tdeath penalty laws Blue Jays win first William F. ' • The principals are circling In alternative ways ot proteetlng others while practicing ttielr wtles advance of the confrontation at peq~Je lrorn nuclear war other than · (terrorism and staiVatlon) . Geneva, and Gorbachev Is doing Mutual ASSllred Destruction. 'And The Union of Coocerned Scientthe usual things and In the classical caspar Weinberger previews an Ists, In which hundreds of dlstln· mode. He Is smoother than his anly,sls of the rutstandlng Soviet :n gu~hed American scientists are predecessor. You wUl recall that perrent ctfer by suggesting that the enrolled, thinks nothing of It to when the communists tried In Soviet Union Is In tact sui!Pstlng ·begin a routine oornmunlcatlons to 1!&.84 to lnllmldate Western Eu- something along the lines of their Its members with the sentenre, rope into refusing to deploy the giving up luilf of their most oooolete "President Reagan believes that be theater nuclear weapons aimed at Instruments, while w-: giVe up our has a strong mandate' to continue,. compensating for the Soviet SS·lBs, most modern Instruments, and all his aggressive campaign against Andropov and Gromyko huffed and rt our- technology, Including the the Soviet Union and his massive puffed their threats and cajole· m,ost modem Instrument of them buildup of nuclear weapons." ltll!nts, and It didn't work. The style all, which d course Is Star Wars. Well, there Is nothing we can do to this time around Is more classical: An assistant to French President launder the rhetoric of Soviet divide and conquer. Thus Gorl:a· Francois Mltterrand analyzed Gor- leade~. save to appeal to reason. chev (a) Intones the comprehensive bachev's appearance as "using Confronted with the above sent· danger· of U.S. reseai'ch Into Star Parts as a platform to speak to ence, two leading members of the Wa,rs, and b) suggests that perhaps others," Once again, a standard Union d Coocemed Scientists France and England ll\lght make technique. The head ct the Soviet declined exactly il sp~rlfy exactly lndlv!du~l deals with the Soviet Union, whoever he Is - Lenin, how President Reagan was waging Union respecting nuclear Stalin, Malenkov, Khrushchev, an "aggressive ca~algn" against InventOries. Brezhnev, Andropov, Gorbachev- the Soviet Union, except to say that Meanwhile Mr. Reagan smil- always finds echo chambers In the President Reagan has said things Ingly reiterates his maln !XJlnt, · West tor those allurements (peace about the Soviet Union that are which Is that ixlthlng Is ~lng to stOp and plenty) with which they seek to provocative. Right ho. And Moses him !rom pursuing research Into said things to the Infidels that are ' AL playoff game,6-l ., provocative. But then you What happens lf .you provoke Soviet Union, a nuclear war? they answer; Impossible. No Can win a nuclear war! Then you say, Well, tell us, harm Is done ln "prpvoklng" Soviet Unkfn? And they decline specify, save to tell you that arms race wUI resume. U counter that the arms race ceased where the Soviet Ullon-ls concerned, they tend to change the subject. As would you, II you had that position to defend. It becomes every day more clear that the Soviet Union Is deathly atrald of our Star Wars technology. · Viewed abstractlY, me wonders why anyone slxluld be atrald of someone else's defensive ineasure· ments. U your neighbor were ID build up a hu~ inventory ct bulletproof vests, It Is hard to know In what way be Is commlttlng a ·provocative act: U on tre other hand be builds a hu~ Inventory of Molotov cocktails and hand gre., nades ani! sawed.oft shotguns, yoo will understandably become twitchy. . The only serious argument against the development and de· ployment ct Star Wars (assurnln,glt can be gnt to work, and this we cannot know for sure untO we try It, even as we could not know for sure we could land oo the moon until yte dld so) Is that rur development of this strategic defense Initiative would so Undermine careful strategy lor a first strike, cr an ultimatum, that the Soviet Union would actually go as tar as to strike first . But the people woo argue along .~ such lines are.always arguing along parallel lines to 1lle effect that all nuclear wars are necessarily !lllCI· dal. This presupposes that the United States would!lghtback.And as long as Mr. Reagan Is ~resident, that exactly Is what would happen. From aU of which It Is comforting to know that there Is no chance rJ. a nuclear war in the Immediate days alhead, and a very good chance rJ. developing an effective deterrent " nuclear shield. The Supreme Court, ln an action sure to slow the pace ct executions, has ,' agreed to review the legality rt laws that tan opponents of capital :: punishment !rom juries In capital trials. ~ The court, stlll wrestling with Its 1976 decision restoring the death ' penalty; accepted an appeal Monday by the state of Arkansas of a lower :; court ruling that said "death qualified" juries are unconstitutional. ~ In Arkansas and many of the 38 states with death penalty laws, citizens ' who say they could not vote for the death penalty under any circumstance '.. are stricken !rom juries because the same jury that determines guUt or :: Innocence also sets the sentence. :: In March, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court ot Appeals ruled that excluding •· potential jurors who hold absolute scruples against the death _penalty •. violates a defendant's right to a trial by a jury madeuprt acrosssectlond :; the community. • •••· In Its appeal to the high «;ourt, Arkansas warned the appeals court ruling coukl force states "to make sweeping changes in their jury selection .-· process" and cause contUsion In regions where the exclusion ·ot death ::· penalty opponents !rom capital trials has been upheld. ~ A decision by the high court Is expected early next year. , •• As the Supreme Court began Its 1985-ll6 term on the t;adltlonal first : Monday ln October, the justices dealt with rmre than 1,00J pending • appeals. • Stleb's masterful performance he retired 12ln a row at one pointplus two RBI each by original Blue Jay Ernie Whitt and teammate Tony Fernandez helped Toronto score a 6-1 victory over Kansas City In the opening game of the 1985 American League playoffs. It was a convincing triumph lor the Blue Jays, who won 99 games In · the regular season, and mirrored so many of their victories. The opposition opened the door just an Inch, and the Blue Jays stormed the house. young woman came out of the to tbe mound and kissed him. stands That brings up a question of which Stleb didn't have much to say, the the Royals are tiring; when will managerDickHowserwlnaplayo!t either. He let his powerful right arm game? do his talking. He struck rut eight, matching his Howser Is 0.10 ln playoffs with Kansas City and the New York regular season high, In eight Yankees before that. He wlll send lnnlngs. Tom. Henke finished up, imd lell·hander Bud Black, 10.15, against Toronto lelt·hander Jimmy allowed the Royals' only run, which Key, 14-6, ln the second game this broke a string of~ scoreless playoff · lnnlngs tor Kansas City. afternoon. 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The court also: -Undertook a major review ot affirmative action ln challenges to plans : ln New York and Cleveland that promote black workers over whites and • Ioree unions to Increase their minority membership. •• .,-Agreed t!l decide ln a case from Tacoma, Wash., If the First • Amendment right .of freedom of speech extends to a student woo gave a sexually explicit speech before a high school assembly. t'.IIM~~:!ol)l;.i,.. - WUI decide If an employer can be held accountable under clvll rights " • laws for the sexual harassment of a female employee by a male ~ supervisor. ·• In the death penalty case, Arkansas Is hoping to reinstate the death •sentence of Ardla McCree·. who was convicted of the Valentine's Day WASIITNGI'ON - First there paraquat," his lawyer told rur the agents. The closest they came Tuesday? Wednesday? slaying of Evelyn Boughton, 54, during the 1978 robbery of the gift shop she was Abscam. Then John DeLorean. associate Donald Goldberg. The ,was when a relative of Briceno's In Thursday?" · • · .• ·operated: aerial spraying ct paraquat to kill BeliZe showed the agents a sack Now Elijlo Briceno. Who? Bdceno refused the agent's McCree's lawyers, opposing the state's appeal, said there are several · "Joe" Briceno Is the former martjuana plants has long been that wsa said to contain marijuana. lmportunlngs. : systems Arkansas could use that would be fairer tb the defendant but stlll minister of communications and controversial, both!ormvlronmen· - Brtceno never dermnstrated - Lending substance to Brice: .allow the death penalty lor murderers. energy In the ·tiny Central Amert· tal Il'asons and because the (iants the ablllty In traffic successfully In no's c'harge of a setup, the ' AB an example, they said the state could allow death penalty opponents can countty of Belize wl)o was are <tten haiVested, proceSsed and drugs. In fact, be was singularly government admitted that under" to sit on the jury that determines guilt or Innocence then choose ~lternate recently sentenced to sevm yE!lrs sold with the poisonous residue. Inept: At . least four airstrips re cover agents always encountered : jurors who support the death penalty to replace them during sentencing. ln a federal penitentiary for drug Briceno admittedly didn't enter ·-showed the undercover agents at dl!tlculty with Belize dope dealers, ; McCree's lawyers, In arguments to the court, cited numerous studies smuggling. Like DeLorean and the lnto his dealings with undercover their request were far too small' to who Insisted on partial payment In • that show penple who support the death penalty are more likely to. return ABSCAM defendants, Brien co agents In Innocence. His attorney accommodate the supposed advance', The federal agents al· • ' convictions. claims he was a victim ct ~ntrap ­ said Briceno Intended to "rip off" smugglers' planes. He promised to ways refused to pay up front, bit ; The Supreme Court struck down the death penalty ln 1972 but four years ment by federal undercover agents. the Americans woo said they haveanadequaterunwaybuUt,and they bent the rules lor Briceno ~ later allowed capllal punishment for murder as long as It Is not mandatory Briceno's "Del.Drean defense" wanted to buy martjuana and then claimed ·thllt a :bilidozer had agreeing to pay him $32,«)0 ln• • and assures the defendant that mitigating circumstances wUl be didn't save him at his trlalln North cocaine !rom hm - a ploy Bruit broken down- astaUlngtactlc that advance - II he came to Miami to ~ considered In passing sentence. Carolina ln August, but his allor- conceded was "not particularly showed he- never Intended to go collect it. That's wren they nabbl!d rey, Rerer Bruit, 1s planning to honorable." But Briceno Insists be through with the deal, according to him . appeal. never Intended to supply them with his attorney. Biiceno, · like DeLorean, had - Only two of the l8 telephone massive financial problems stem· Why would Drug Enforcement drugs, and in fact he dldn 't. He was Administration agents set up a arrested when he new to Miami to callsbetweenBellzeandtheDEAin mlng from the family business; In Central American Cabinet mlnlster pick up an advance payment lrom the United States ~Initiated ~ his case, sugar cane, So when the the supposed dope dealers. Brtceno. In one tap«! ronversation, undercover. agents dangled easy lor a taU? Here are tb> main polnts Brtenco a DEA agent, calling from North cash In front of his nose, be bit. "Mr. Briceno was In' particular disfavOr with the DEA b!cause he makes to support his claim that he Carolina, said; "When can you Footnote: Federa)· JI'OSECUtm:s meet me In Miami? Or anywhere? I dismiss Briceno's claim that he was had been Instrumental In his was entrapped by DEA agents; - Neither Briceno rxir · his don't care as long as we can !J!tlhls simply trying to "rip 'ctr• the DEA ~verrunent's dec!skln not to cany • Evely community wants the hest Syracuse and double grades at oo a DEA program, the aerial associates ever provided drugs to thlng o\ler with. Can you do It agents. . Monday night? Monday afternoon? education possible for Its young Letart and Portland these students spraying ot the poisonous herbicide people and to achieve this gnat a would best II! served In a school ' school system must tty to maxim· setting that allowed them to be : 1ze Its educational resources fortbe divided equally among four Prople in Washington were skep- Ireland. It's the pertect ptace to the Chief started talking to her "Then You are teUlng me m me In • benefit ot the students. Currently, teachers, each of woom Is teaching tical last week when the White keep tracll of Irish exports to the about his relatives woo were caught the White House had anything to do " there are several situations In our a slngle grade. ' schools that work against the tull Southern has a traveling staff of House announced secrelary of United StAtes. But the most stra· up In the potato famine." with lxlunclng Mrs. Heckler,rut of Health ,and Human SeiVIces Mar- teglc value the Dublin spot has l:lr , "What else did be tell her?" , utUizatlon of oor assets. For lour teachers, a school nurse, a ber post." · garet Heckler was being "pro- the United StateS Is that It's the • instance, In two of our schools, speech therapist and a. federally "He· said, 'Margaret, never "We didn't knowk her out rt a job. moted" !rom a cabinet post to ldeallocatlon to nionltor the BBC." forget this. A Presklent has 19 All we did Is give her a better me. Letart and Portland, students and funded reading teacher. American Ambassador to Ireland. "I know that being amlllssador cabinet officers to serve him, bit This administration was never ".-teachers are forced Into double This Is a non-economical way to The story circulating for the past to the Irish Republic Is vital to rur only one ambassador to Ireland.' " stopped anyone !rom getting grade situations due to low student deliver educational programs and month was that the President's foreign policy, but Isn't secretary rt .JlOPIIlatlon for those attendance services, both ln tim~. and mmey. I looked at the White Hoose aide, alhead." ..... ·:• areas. Double grades Ioree the Not only must the ooard cl chief ot staff, Donald Regan, led the Health and Human Services a more • "dump Heckler" movement beImportant position In the '. teacher to prepare lessons lor two education pay travel to these cause he was dissatisfied with her administration?" : grades Instead of one. teachers lor the use ct their He laughed, '.'The two don't Preparing lor the extra class uses vehicles, but valuable time Is kist performance. The rumors ct the secretary's compare. The secretary of IDIS Is ·: up the valu.able addlttonal time that when ihese teachers travEl !rom ;. can be better used for CWTlculum school to school - tll)'lf that could lmmlnf!lt departure were leaked just a figurehead. She's only privately and then denied publicly responsible for spending UlO bll· ' enrichment and lndlvkluallzatlon. II! used for Instruction. ~ Also, teacher-student ratios should . Even though lnfiatlon has slowed by almost everyooe woo worked tor lion. Her role Is to see that tre health, welfare and Social Security ·: Ill! kept at the most ~tlmum level. significantly ln the past couple ct the President. as I was about to be swept up Just systems don't get fouled up. Achlld - 'l'he state minimum standards years, It Is still dlltlcult If not : mandate an average teacher· lm~lble to know what the In the hysteria, I was calmed d:>wn coukl do lt. On the other hand, an : student ratio In the regular class· savings wUI be lor the general fund by a White Hoose aide woo aml:assador to Dublin has to be In vigorously denied that there was dally contact with the President, · room rJ. 25 to ooe or less. If a new elementary school is built. Recent studies have confirmed Ow: elementary schools are old and any e!forl by the administration to and Is personally consulted on ;. what' teachers have known tlr we do not know whai wUI be needed Ioree Mrs. ,Heckler ·oot of her job. · every decision the White Hoose "This Is what I'E!Illy happened," makes concerning Irish linen." :·. years. There Is a direct correlation lor repairs and how much It wUl be told me In confidence. "The "U It's such a good job why does It · between the number of students a cost to make the repair unw the President has been ttylng lor the pay $16,00) Jess than Secretary of teac'her must teach each day and time that It Is made. better part of a year to lind a new HHS?" ,student achievement, especially ~ However, we do know that every "Because It's so much clleaper to ··the elementary grades where year the district Is faced with major ambassador In Ireland. He wanted ·a person whom be could trust, who· live abroad ... " . :'students are working to master repair bills. For exa~le. est!· , "How did the President persuade : their learning skUls. In Southern mates have been received lor had the abUlty to circulate amongst the ruling classes, but rmst of all Mrs. lleckler that he was not :" Local there are 81 first graders. necessary furnace repairs and 'someone who could speak the getting rid of tier?" Thirty-one first graders are being replacements In till? elementary language. That person would be the "He told her the last thing Pat :· taught by a teacher and a tE!lcher's and Junior high buDding totaling President's eyes and ears In the O'Brien said to him before be died :; aide at the Racine Elementary. $lll,OOO. W~ also know that It cost • Twenty-six first graders are en- · approxlmafely $64,!100 In heat and most sensitive dlplomallc post ln was, 'It's always been my dream to' have a woman ambassador to · roUed at the Syracuse Elemenlary. illuminate rur junior high and rur the world." "I didn't realize Ireland was that Ireland." . ": There are 14 first graders In a elementary schools In 1984. Important,'' I said. "And Heckler bought lt?" · classroom with five second grders The school's architect has esti""' <IJ "'' "' .... "" The White Hoose aide looked "The President read.\ ihe line : at the Letart Elementary and 10 mated that It will cost approxl· around the room before he whis"I'm looking for MACRO BUCKS and MICRO much better than I do. Rl!agan can : fltst graders along with 11 second rnately $49,10rtor the same serviSWEAT!'' - graders In the same classroom at ces for the new proposed. pered. "Everything that floats be very persuasive w!En he sets his • tiie Portiand Elementary. elementary/junior hlgh. - Bobby down !rom the North Sea l!l(entu" mind to it. It's my understanding ally winds up on the beaches of MR>. Heckler broke Into tears when Due to class size at Raclne and J . Ord, Superintendent. · ~ TORONTO '(UP!) -So much for the questions about Dave Stieb. Now, about those · Kansas City Royals... Stieb allowed three hits over eight Innings Tuesday nlght.to answer the question of how a pitcher could be 14-13 and stUilead the league with·a 2.48 ERA. Now there are snickers about Kansas City, which has won the AL West two years running, but hasn't won a playoff game since sweeping the New York Yankees in 191ll. The Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 AVAILAB LE ON LY IN 5 1 0RES W IT H DEll BA KE RIFS HOT FOOD S A.VAILABLE 11,1w TiL 7DI"1 ()A llY SLICED TO ORDER lb. . Sandy Mac Boiled Ham . . . LIMIT 4 WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF KROGER COST CUTTER COUPON Taii·-Less $ T-Bone Steak.-................. . I. .I .: C Il :Rc· - :II I lb. •' . I I · 1 12-0Z. CANS DIET RITE, RC-100 OR . l AORTERHOUSE OR "' lb . cola . . . . . . . . . . . LIMIT Z..f.PAKS WITH t10.UG ADDITIONAL PURCHASES 12 OF v 00 ... 6-Pak COUI'DN GOOD SUN. OCT. I-SAT. 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Last weekend, Southwestern ral· lied from a 3-0 halftime deficit to hand the Pirates their third loss ot the season. During the bard-fought m. contest, North Gallla lost the services of quarterback ·Mike Kemper who suffered a lacerated hand. The Injury leaves Kemper's status as doubtful this week. Also injured and expected to be out Is tackle John Colley. Richard Hurt injured ln the Portsmouth East game, who was out last week, may returntotheilneupthlsFrtdayntght against"Hannan Trace. TheH!ghlandersscoredthelrfirst touchdown at the night against North Gallia In the third quarter a!terJimBurnettreturnedanEddie Dople punt to the eight yard line. QuarterbackJusty Burleson scored on a five yard run. Southwestern drove 52 yai"ds in nine plays for Its second six-pointer. Burnett got the touchdown while Burlesoh had the extra points for a 14-3 lead. Andy Halsiop nine yard run following a IMeet the Meigs Marauders.. tumblerECOVerygavetii!Highlanders 8 :al-3 lead with ~:53 left In the game. Southwestern 5 Burnett led all rushers with 101 yards in 22 carries. Halslop added 51. David Roush led north Gallla with40yards rushing. Coach Dave Owens' Hannan Trace Wildcats, a 12-7 victim of the Southern Tornadoes last Friday night wl1l attempt to bounce back against the Pirates. Southern's defense came thmugh with a goalllne stand In the last two minutes to preserve the victory. Southern jumPed into a 6-0 lead In the second quarter on a six-yard reverse run by Charlie Baso. The Tornadoes btcreased their lead to 12.0 midway through the third quartertttBrlanFreeman'sl'lyard gallop following a Kelly Grueser pass Interception. Hannan Trace roaring back In the third perkld on a 33-yard strike from freshman quarterback Jay Jarrell 1 to Ricky Swain caplng a 60 yard drive. Hannan Trace led all rushers with 94 yards In 15 carries whUe Deke Barnes adQed · 42 yards. Freeman and Sean Grueser each collected 44 yards rushing for Southern . Eastern's offense came to life against the wbtless Bobcats last came Friday night as the Eagles sopho· mores scored seven II eight Eastern touchdownsduringthe 53-0rout. The Eagles gained 500 yards on offense and scored at wUI against the frustrated Bobcats. Brent Bissell led all rushers with a;6 yards In 14 carries and lour touchdowns; John Rice added 52 yards bt 11 tries and Ryan Bearhs had 42 yards. Kyle Davis led the receivers with two touchdowns and 62 yards in receptions. Freshman Bobby Goroon led lht' Bobcat attack with 103 yards. · In a non-league affair last Friday, SylvesterBioomfield enjoyedafleld day while rush.lng for ml yards and three touchdown in the Vikings' 22-7 over Oak Hill. ~ .• · The Daily Sentinei-Pa9e-5 • . '• ~ FREE MUFFLER INSPECTION J , OUR AREA, WINTER MEANS: S VAC standings 0 • Sub Zero Temperatures • Frolen Pipes Power Outages • Ice S%lrms • High Heating Bills • Protect your family now while all heaters ore on sale, twa are shown below. 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" • • ~ 'I 14 mg "tar;' 1.0 mg nicotine av. per cigarene by FTC method. • • .., • ' �J Page 6 The Daily Selttinel Persistence.__._;(eo_ntJn_u~ed-tro-.m_pa:;.;.ge::.;...;;1)_ __ • Area deaths . • '· Jaoob (Jake) Bush • Friends of Jacob (Jakel Bush, · · wlio died Monday. may call at the • Ewing F'uneral Home from 2-9 p.m. today. Funeral services for Mr. ' Bush will be 2 p.m. Thursday at the : MI. OUve Conununlty Church with • Lawrence Bush, pastor, otllclatlng. · Bunal will be in the Meigs Memory . · Garderu. The body wUI be taken to _ the church for vtewingrbne hour • prtor to the time of services. Reagan and about three months battlesfoughi showontheAsiatic later, the awards Including the Pacific theater medal. purple heart and, the bronze star, Stover was In basic tralnlng at were delivered. Camp Walters, Texas when the , , Besides those two medals, Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. Stover received the American His Infantryman's group was defense service medal, the sent to California and then on to AsiatiC Paclflccampalgnmedal, the South Pacific. the World War II medal, the Retired eai'ly from the Columcombat Infantryman's badge, bus and Southern Ohio Electrtc' the marksman badge With pistol Co. due to some health prolr bar, the sharpshootermedal With . terns .. Stover and his wife, Jane·, rifle bar, an honorable discharge reside on WIU!ams Street In lapel button, and a good conduct Middleport. Besides tllelrdaugh-.. medal. ter, they ~ave a son, Dave Slover, Stover was wounded oo AprU and six. grandchtldren. Stover 19. 1945 and recalls having seen belongs to the American Legion. oihers who were ln the IDspita! at Slapan receive purple hearts, but one was never offered to him. The bronze ytar was awrded lo Tonlght...partly' cloudy. Low In Stover f9r meritorious achievethe mid 50s. Ught variable winds. ment In grourxl combat agalnst Thursday...moslly cloudy. High the armed enemy during World In the mkl 70s. War II In the Aslallc-Paclfic Chance or rain .. near zero percent theater. Three bronze stars for today and tonight.. and 20 percent Thursday. eight grandchildren; and two great grandchildren Funeral services wlll be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Coolvllle United Methodist Church with the Rev. Eric Starr officiating. Burial will be In the Friends Cemetery In Ivydale, W.Va. Friends may caU today at the White Funeral Home from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Daniel D. Roach Daniel D. Roach, 89, of Rt.2,.Llttle Hocking, died Tuesday evening at Anna L. Friend, 65, of Coolville, Selby General Hospital. dted Monday afternoon at CamdenBorn in RockSdale, W.Va .. Mr. Clark Memortal Hospital In Par- Roach was a son of the late George kersburg, W.Va. W. and Suzanne Evans Roach. Born In Rowelton, W.Va., Mrs. A retired farmer, he was a World Friend was a daughter of the late War I veteran and was afflllated Marton and Almeda Meadows. with the Deacatur Methodist Ahomemaker,shewasafflllated Church and Faith Chapel. With the Coolville United Methodist Survtvng are his wife, llda Church. Wagoner Roach, at home; a son, Surviving are two sons, Homer Dayle Roach, Vinton; a daughter, Friend, Nelsonvllle; Jerry Boo Edith M. Sampson, Utile Hocking; Friend, Belleville; three brothers, five grandchildren; and three great David Meadows, Elkins, W.Va.; grandchlldren. Donald Meadows, Panama City, Last rites wlll be conducted at 1 F1a.; Fred Meadows, Cardington; p.m. Friday at the White-Ethridge six sisters, f)eulah Mehl, Bellaire; Funeral Home, 125 Lee St .. Belpre, Ellen Manning, San Angelo, Tx.; with the Rev. Wilbur LoweofflclatRo.sePotter,OakHUI, W.Va.; Molly lng. Burial wtll be ln Deacatur Dragoo, South Charlestlln, W.Va.; Cemetery. Friends may call ThursMary Fleming, Orlando, F1a.; day troo'l 6-9 p.m. at the funeral Betty Woodle, Gross Point, Mich.; home. - AnnaL. Friend · . : · · · . · : . : . Pick4: 1374 _....,.. ......... . '"+ · - - ·~__..._...__........._ DO YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS SUCH AS . PULLING, SHAKING, .SHIMMERING, OR DARTING? THEN BRING IT TO THE FRONT ' END... . SPECIALIST. . DUGAN'S FRONT:END ALIGNMENT .... - - - - - - - - - - · - · _ I 1 1 A~AYTAG, _..._.,..,. • ..J 49 LB. 2.0 "I •1K ' _11 Deposit Limit 1 with coupon plus $10.00 Additional Purchase EKcluding Cigarettes, Tobacco, _Bear and Wine . Good thru S~turday , Oct. 12, 1985 HI' ~11111111 .• Turkey Drumsticks 39! • FOODLAND Cottage Cheese • $ • A comptete home-<:ltlnlng • ROTO-MATIC Power Nozzle 24 oz. CTN. List $49.95 outomatlcolly odjuoll to dMp ctoon oil Clrptll. . • • • • •• • . • ' liMIT 2 PLEASE MODEL 90A • - ELBERFELDS .11 POMEROY ._ ' ANNUAL .NATIONAL .HOME· FURNI·TURE SALE CONTINUES THRU OCT. 12t" 'I ~ ' MOUNTAIN BRAND . u Jumbo Bologna ·_~ . ag$ LB. TENDERBEST U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Top Sirloin Steaks L~279 INSTANT .. SCHWARTAU PRESERVES FROM EUROPE Strow berry Apricot ·M axwell House Coffee Orange Marmalade EVERYTHING IN STORE RE,DU·CED 30°/o to 70°/o . _1 _1 FRESH FROZEN $16995 RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. · Preserves . BECAUSE OF THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS SALE WE HAVE .EXTENDED OUR HOURS. WE -WILL BE OPEN FROM 9 A.M.-8 P.M. . THRU FRIDAY, O.C.T. 11th AND FROM 9 A.-M.· S P.M. SATURDAY, OCT. 12th. . ' FilM CIISP NEW ROUND Head Lettuce White Potatoes • l 50 LB. BAG vnvn SUPEI Dlf ' Ice Cream 49 $- • .. ' SA~E ·ON E~ERYTHIN8 *ONE OF A KIND I $119Pius NOW ONLY PARKING IUTLAND 1· ' • - of Woldo, Whert We Art letter Than We Hatt To le. • 8 . 1~L~~· Ol'CORDLE$5 Ol'VERSATILE iA' PORTABLE Ol' RUGGEO 0!' LIGHTWEIGHT 0!' RECHARGEABLE IA·Z·IOY, IROYHIU . I Diet Rite, .RC 100 or R. C. Cola but with more convtnlenca/ FREE · . L ---·--------------~------- ·Quarter .,·pork Loins RUTLAND FURNITURE CO~ 742·2211 ·' FRESH SLICED 9·11 CHOPS • Complete with toots - Hlldllght. MAYTAG, .IlOYHIU, IA·Z·IOY . *On-Car Computer Balancing •Chassis Parts In Stock FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIALISTS COMPLETED THE DANA SCHOOL OF CHASSIS REBUILDING & ALIGNMENT For Appointment Call 742-2057 _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . _ _ , 9 A.M. UNTIL 8 P.M. 1 L THRU· FRIDAY, OCT. ·11TH l ........ · - ' I I I Located On Main St. in Rutland •Complete Front End Parts & Service l _.._ ------------------·---------~ . FOODLAND COUPON · _. I U•• It /Ike 1n .,ectrlc broom, . --· -:---· - - - OCTOBER 12, 1985•USDA FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED •NOT RESPONSIB~E FOR HPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy· U11lts 1 and 2 were called to assist Rutland Unit 44 at a school bus accident on County Rd 1!1--several children were transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital but none seriously Injured; Racine at 8:24 p.m. transported Della Roseberry to Holzer Medical Center. 2 MOTOR POWER TEAM l I •WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES :•Prices Effective Weclnjisday, Oct. 9 thru Saturday • Admlssloru--James Goodnlte, New Haven; Mary Durst, Pomeroy; Effie Edwards, Harlfom, W.Va.: Frank Wells, LongBottom. Discharges--John Ord, John Norman. NATIONAL FURNITURE SALE WE WILL BE OPEN FROM ! . Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports five calls Tuesday; Pomeroyatl:25p.m. t.ol4 Liberty Lane for Donald Hartung to Pleasant VB,lley Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 3:29p.m. transP.91iedCarl r:• Reed to Camden-Oark Memorial , Hospital; Middleport at 4:04p.m. to St. for to - .RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. HAS EXTENDED ITS HOURS FOR THE BIG _ Emergency squads answer five calls Weather forecast Vete1'8118 Memorial BEND . Wednesday, October 9, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio - IN THE STORE *IN STOCK ITEMS ·-SHOP AND COMPARE FOOD LAND *DISCONTINUED ITEMS . Margarine • Q.uarters ' WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD· ...' • . ••• • •• .. ~ 'RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. 742-2211 ' LIMIT 3 PLEASE TO BE HOME OF WA .. ... . '•• • 16 .oz. PKG . ' ' • • • • �i -· .. Page-s-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . • -· . Wednesday, October 9, 1985 Wedding anniversary noted by couple An open reception honoring Mr. • Napkins were Inscribed with the and Mrs. George Baer on their 50th CO\IPie' s names and their dates, weddinganniversaryattheSt.Paul 1~19lfi. · . Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, was Marcy Hill registered the guests, SPONSORING A SPAGHETTI DINNER wtthyeuowro~andtoppedwitha completed AT THE FilE STAftON ON Saturday, Oct. 19 from 3:00 to 7:00 p•M. N M - the~~appointments. ~~~~~5~wE~RY~O;N;E;W~B~e~O~E~~~~~ ·.MIDDLEPORT - Revival at Middleport Church of Christ in duistlan Union, Pearl St.. starting Wednesd;ly running through Oct. 16, 7:ll each evening with Rev. Keith Eblin speaking; special stnging each evening; pubUc invited. , · POMEROY - Pt. Pleasant Bible . sChool Choir will sing Wednesday, 7~ll p.m. at Pomeroy Wesleyan HoUness Chu~h. Public Invited. MIDDLEPORT - Evangeline . Chapter 172, Order of th Eastern Star, and the Middleport Masonic J,odge 363, F&AM, will have a get·lqjether· at the Middleport Masonic Temple Wednesday at 6:ll p.m. Eastern Star members are to take a covered dish. ·- mtJRSDAY CHESTER- Shade River Lodge. Ch~ter, wUI meet In regular session Thursday, at 7:ll p.m. POMEROY -The 50th anniver· sary of the Laurel CUI! Better Health Club will be omerved at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, with a potluck dinner. GALLIPOLIS - 8 and 40 meets 1bu{Sday, 7: ll p.m. at the rome ol Inez Marchi. POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Chaper, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. wiD meet at 7: ll p.m. Thursday at Riverboat Room of Diamond SavIngs and Loan. ROCK SPRINGS Rock Springs Grange meets Thursday, 7:30p.m. FRIDAY POMEROY - Trinity Chu rch, Pomeroy, wUI hold a public spagh· eltidlnner, Friday, from 4 to7p.m. at the church. Spaghetti, tossed salad, dessert, roU and beverage for $3.25 for adults and $2.50 children under 12. - Return Jonathan SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT - Evangelist Herb Inscoe will be speaking at the Word of Faith Church, Middleport, at 7: ll p.m. Saturday. There wUI be special singing by the Pleasant Valley Trio, and the public is invited to attend. LONG BCY!1'0M - Community Association fall smorgasbord, Sa t· urday, beginning al 4 p.m. a t Communif¥ Building. POMEROY - Bake sale-58ll!r· day beginning at 10 a.m. , in front cl New York Clothing House by Pomeroy Elementary School Cheerleaders: proceeds go for the purchase of pom-poms. POMEROY - Volunteer Fire Department spaghetti dinner at fire station Saturday, 3 to 7 p.m. .POMEROY- Revival at White's Chapel Wesleyan Church 7 p.m . through Sunday wlth Rev. Leland Allan speaking. MIDDLEPORT - Gospel sing Saturday, 7: ll p.m. with Unroo FamUy and Dan Hayman and the Country Hymntimersal the Ash St. Freewill Baptis t Church in Middleport. POMEROY - Annua l soup supper will be held Saturday at the Hayward Bissell res idence with serving to start at 6 p.m.; friends and relatives invited. CHESTER - Chester Elemen· lary School fall carniva l Saturday from 6to9 p.m. and a jitney supper from 5 to 8:30p.m. with homemade noodle and chicken dinners; sand· wiches and numerous games. POMEROY - Denver Hill, Foster, W. .Ya ., will he speaker at the Redbrush Chu rch of Christ on Bashan Road with services ,at 7 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. ChristMas· in October nor-11 AND SEE OUI BEAUTIFUL COLLECnON OF LADIES & GENTS WATCHES ~ CHESTER - · Garden tractor speed pull, Saturday, 2 p.m. at the Chester Fire Department quarters; last puU ol the season. . : SPEAKER- Clovis Vanover wUI bespeakcratrevlvalservlcestobe . • held at the Ash street Freewill BaptlstQhurcb in Middleport at 7: 30 eac1J evening Sunday through Oct. 19. Alfred community notes SUNDAY POMEROY - The Flatwoods United Methodist Church homecoming wUI be held Sunday. Sunday school wUI be at 10 a.m., worship service at 11 a.m. and a basket dinner at 12:ll p.m. The afternoon program to begin at 1:45 p.m wlll feature Bloodline and Comer Stones wlth spectal music and the Rev. Melvin Franklin, pastor, as speaker. Pleasant wUI meet Monday at 7: ll p.m at the home of Tanuny McCormick, 410 Cypress St. , Point Pleasant. ILAU & TAIIE -~TURALIZE~ Free clothing day Homecoming set CHESTER - Carleton Church, Kingsbury Road, wUI observe homecoming on Sunday with Sunday School at 9:30a.m., worship service at 10: ll and a basket dinner at noon. The afternoon program will begin with music by the Gospeltones of Charleston, W.Va. and £oleen and F1oyd Brtckles. ----~/~~-~~~~-~~~ · ~.!----~ CHESHIRE - The Galla-Me~ Community Action Agency wUI observe free clothing day form 9 a.m. to 12 noon Friday. The agency's clothing bank Is located at the !Qrmer hJgh school In Cheshire. _ _ _ THE OLD SHOE STORE WITH - -----l THE NEW LOOK Dance set SYRACUSE - ·Syracuse Volun· teer Fire Department is sponsoring a dance at the Syracuse Grade School Oct.19, tromS.llp.m. Music wUI be presented by a local disc jockey and admission wUI be $2 per person. Proceeds will be used to purchase air bags for the department. !~!tley Sho~!.oo, 210 992-5272 PU~OUIE SEAL 91 C HAVOLINE 10W40 YAllll lEU 0/ 10 1 GAL 'lr GAL 2 MILK Priced very reasonable: Fish squares & fantails. pizzaburgers. steak burgers & nuggets. hamburgers, com dogs, hot dogs, chicken fillets &f'!d nuggets, veal pizza. onion rings & mushrooms. I Pl. ' LITTLE .DAN'S EXXON 402 EAST MAIN 992-9907 ~==========~ ~E~:s~E~~~M~s;.· =a:=~ ".,. dlllll will! II ..... "' Clllplll,. . • • ..... ............. '"""""""M ...blllarlcHrM~ ., .......,,,. ............... _ on•,. 'jiJUI' nm~t . 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Mr . and Mrs. Doyle Knapp , Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith enjoyed dinner and spent the afternoon a recent Sunday wlth Kevin Knapp and Judy Johnson -rl. Racine. Mrs . John Davis and Melissa of West VIrginia were recent visitors or Mr. and Mrs. JamesJohnson and Teresa. ' ' AT DAR to meet Rev. Steve Nelson wlll be speak· lngatl:llp.m. FrklaywhenRetum Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu· 'tion meets at the Grace Epispocal Church parish house. "The Threat of Secutat Humanism Exists Through Their Advocates' Deliberate Distortion of the Original Objective of the Constitu· !ion of Our Country, Combined with the Current Apathy. Toward Duty, Honor and ·Morality" wUl be the subject ofRev. Nelson's talk. Members are to take articles for the veteran·patlents in hospitals. Hostesses wUI he Mrs. James. O'Brien, Mrs. Thereon Johnson, Mrs. George Morrts, Mrs. Gerald POwell and Mrs. Harold Sargent. ONLY THREE DAYS lEFT TO SAVE ON ALL PURN·ITURE AND MAJOR APPLIANCES LIVING ROOM SUITES BEDROOM SUITES DINING ROOM SUITES ZENITH RCA AMANA INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT ~--~ - INGELS FURNITURE (ALL NEW TITLES I .· RENT OR BUY " DISC RENTALS V.H.S. CASSEnE TAPES HEINER'S PEPSI PRODUCTS . $219 . In Racine, Oh. ""'~ be ,.Miled lo¥1 ~I&' rete wrnntl 4'' $ . 1OW30 • Thursday night meeting of Evangl!llne Chapter 172, Order of the Eastern Star, held at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Electl!d were Bea Kuhn, worthy matron; Bob Kuhn, worthy patron; Elizabeth Milan, associate matron; Gary Canterbury, associatepatron; Kathryn Mitchell, secretary; Cheryl Thomas, treasurer; Tetsa Canterbury, conductress; Sue Starr, associate conductress; and Betty van Matre, trustee. Plans were announced by Virgt· nta Buchanan, worthy matron, about the combined Masonic· Eastern Star family dlnnerWednes· day night. Eastern Star members are to take a covered disband family and friends are invited to attend. MOVIE TIME - ANYTHING s or. UNI .FLOW CANS OF Sun Fun Pennzoil J~ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evans and son of Racine were recent Sunday visitors of Mrs. J. R. Murphy. Peggy Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evan s and sons were visitors or Mrs. Iva Johnson a recent Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank ,Sarah Beth r1 Texas Road were Wednes- 99< QT. ORANGE CRUSH SUGAIlOOT F.E IEEI lOOT lEE I C.AM SODA Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brooks visited her parents, Harvey and Hazel Carsey in Col umbus. Mr. Carsey is imprOving following a serious hand inju ry, but Mrs. Carsey remains In a serious condition. Pearl Randolph was surprised wit h a card shower on her birthday Sept . 20. Visitors Included Beatrice Bentz, Lancaster; Bernice Meeks, Shade; Roberta Henderson and Nellle Parker. local. Wolfe Pen happenings :lN~=~$3~2~5G:Al~.~!l!'~t!!J.:.:~-~!~~~D=RI~GAS 16 99< •,.,' 3 FOI $1 At ll'lls ldverlrWI"''e1 , IJ Katie Swartz and Edna Johnson, Athens, spent an afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Hobarl Swartz. Maxine Yost, Lancaster Rt. , visited Genevieve Guthrie, Sept. . 18-20. Bertha. Wood, Zanesville. visited relatives in the area and altended Sunday School Sept. 22. Terry Felty and Andy Carter. Fairborn, Mrs. Harold Fetty Sr. and Harold Jr., Langsvill e. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Poole. SHOP AND SAVE AT LlnLE· DAN'S EXXON Leleche to meei The La I..eche League of Point FROZEN , MEAT PRODUCTS NOW AVAILABLE ------l Ingels Furniture New officers were elected at the ' Community calendar I area happenings Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1:ll p.m . Friday at Grace Episcopal Parish House with Rev. Steven Nelson a s speaker. Members to take articles for veteran patients In hospitals; hostesses, Mrs. James O'Brien, Mrs. Thereon Johnson, Mrs. George Morris, Mrs. Gerald Powell, Mrs. Harold Sargent. Evangeline elects ADa TS S3.'00 - CHILDREN Sl.SO Church_.__,. The ~56th anniversary of the Rutland Chureh of Christ will be observed Sunday with R: BW Carter, minister of the Unity Churchh of Christ, Washington, N.C., as guestspeakerforarternoon services. The public Is Invited to all services d. the church, Bible sc)lool at 9:30 a.m. followed by morning worship at 10:30. A basket dinner wUI be held at noon with afternoon service set for 2 p.m. . WEDNl!llDAl' : POMEROY - The Rev. Ralph · Priddy d. Tunnelton, W. Va. will be 'holding revival services at the Full . Gospel Ughthouse, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 7: ll each eVening. Tom Kelly, pastor, Invites . t)!e public to attend. The La Leche League of Point eagerness to learn as ·much as malton since 1956. The seven The meetings, explained Mrs. Pleasant wlll meet Monday at 7: ll possible about t reir l'i'wresponstbU· founders, each breastfeedlng her Matheny, led to an exchange of !ties which is why so many are baby, had tried unsucccessfully to Information about the practical, p.m at the home or Tammy McCormick, 410 Cypress St. , Point choosing to breastfeed. find ioformation, decided to 'meet physical, psychologica l, and med.l·- · Pleasant. Elaine Matheny, a leader In the and pool their knowledge. Stmll iar ca l aspects of breastfeeding. For According to iofonnation from Point Pleasan t group advises that Informative meetings held again Information on the Point Pleasant the American Academy ofPedial· LaLecheLeague hasbeeninvolved and again led to today's 4,001 group to which Meigs County rics,overffipermnt clnewrrothers with the research, writing and monthly meet ings in 43 CQ!Intrles mothers are invited, Mrs. Matheny are choosing tob.reastfeed. Couples distribution of breastleedlng lnior· with over lOO,OOlmothersattending. may be reached at 61~'19 . are approaching parenting with an · [1iiiiiiiiii;;i;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Pomeroy· Volunteer Fire Dept. mtitlature bride and groom and the numerals 1'50." Arrangements of nowers and gold tapers In trosted crystalholderswlthnutsandrnlnts on sUver trays and annlv!!fSBrY glasses tied with yellow ribbon The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 La Lecbe League plans Monday meeting_ _ _ _ and Sonja Demoskey"assisted with serving the refreshments and Andy Baer poured the punch. Numerous gifts, cards and flowers were riM~argare=~t~Biaet~~tnar~,;J~e~an~C~oa~tes~~p=res=en~t=ed~t=o==~;::::;;;;- attended by more than 100 relatives and friends. Hosting the celebration were Mr; and Mrs. Bill Baer and Betty Newell. 'A gold and whltll color scheme was carried out with t11e thrl!e tiered cake being decorated Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio / BREAD III~IZI Old flllhion laof 59< .. . POMEROY Erin R. Roach THJRD ANNUAL Roach birthday : The third birthday of Erin R. Roach was observed recently with a party held at the home of her Pai'ents, Ira and April Roach. 'A Smurf theme was carried out for tqe party. Refreshments lndudi ~g a birthday cake were served to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hayman and Tamara. Datsey Sayre, Cindy Morrts and Kelly Lyn Smith, Kim Hayman, Nora Jean and Su mmer Martin, Jim and Edna Ables, Stephanie Roberts . ' Sending gifts was Jean Burnside of Fort Myers, Fla. NATIONAL . FURNITURE SALE WE HANDLE AU TYPES CHILDREN & ADULT . RENT V.H.·S. RECORDERS. RENT R.C.A. DISC PLAYERS SPECIAL RATES FOI MEMBERS INGELS FURNTURE 992·2635 MIDDLEPORT OCTOBER 4-13,1985 Wumer's ll'llfl n:l ~IIQoiJIIY crrte 011.-HI constil~n oetm iS~ toU!I! TN 'llllnf'lll' s nne. CJI'dOflflh or ~ her ~ ker~tn lar ~~~~~ «J~~t~~ smg.ana pr\'1'1'101'~ on l:ll!la(l 01 Genlrl Ftlocls &crpotillrcn 'llllfi'Oul lulth&' CIJ'liPf!lsalion TGltlt winner lmi1 1111 lll'ilt 10 a l¥n!ty. 110us111010 . or orOiftilalil:lll Chinen Of w1Mfno ate (1elerrnined by lilt Ialai n.-nbw cl e ltlr .., .Hrc•~ · Tl~n on att !"IllS n llll sale rnpon· srbtrly 011~ wlnoers M prim will be awardlld :1. TIVIre ., MDttwo 1'1 GrM!d l'timaw•dld conSISIIfl!l Dla S20 .1XKl Lrnd· blid lrMI Cfed:l PillS ~ ~ 000 in C.IS~ fr.t (Sj fhl Plilts consillifiO ot ~ ~ . 000 Unoblall TrMt Cr OOII . one flootlred tl llll StcOtiCI Prtm llf I Clnol1 T·SO ] ~ M tMI'IfU Olflil (relarl fal.- $4671. lnd two flunchd nl fii!J ~~~ Tlmel Prim Olallrs E11t lmdblj~fs book " Pnspafl lo Nl.,whlfe ' trtllil wollue S20 j N osu~rlution I!)' IJ'IJI1 il pennintll. TrM pl'lln miiSI DeliSIO b'f Decembe r 31. 1987 ~ i i1DI'!ITIIJsl l roMIWlththt - ~~~ ol lhelr p.lr!ll'll 01 gua-111an ano muSI oe .Kcom QaniiCI tl)t til her Dlll*!l 01 an IOCI'OWCiguir (ian Sll'et!}Siak!l par!IO!)'Iiol is open toIll rl5idenii1B)'Nf l 01' Olclll alttle U S t~ CeDII'nDioyors 1nd lllelt 11111'1f(iMe lntly m«nblrs li Tilt r.tr.ll ~YOWIJ 20°/o All Wakhes •Buloya •Caravella ·Faoos CoqKIIaiiiJI. "' ~I•UJrs . l!lfn!l ~ WISipon "'omolielll GrOJII TM oiler IS to. d r n WI SUIA S. ~ tt.IASM HiW.111!J WIIIJIWtf j)'OhlbiledbJ'blfld i! SuOjetll ~ lllleotr.. $Tate and IOUit.aws·inCJ rt1Uill0ns • ~oracomplell l tSio! 'll'lrmer s senda•f·ldclrtsMCI SI ~J)Idrn l'ltopt. I ~ GRAI'E>NUTS " Passporl 10 ~nywh!Je " . Wtnlltf liS! P0 Bo~ SOI2 WnliD'I CT0688 1 · !10 1 ~ M-WATCH I .' c: Speidel's M-Watch gets phys ical with you. Choose from a colorful assortment for both men and wo"men. Swiss quartz technology priced a, I"',.A:J~O from just $24.95 to $34.95! ::>~ ~I ~I 5 2-12 1. lllaln, Pomeroy I I I I I .. ' �• Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Mayors Court ·. Forfeiting bonds in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night was James W. Ohlinger, Langsvllle, $450 posted on a charge of driving while Intoxicated, and~,leftof center. John F . Aelker, Middleport, was fined $425 &nd costs and sentenced to three days In jail on a driving while Intoxicated charge. • Wednesday, October 9, 198§ PLO pirates surrender to Egypiian authoriiies ' McAdams, Medina, $45: Angelo CAIRO, Egypt (UPI)- Palest!- IsraeL Cross, ·Langsvllle, •l46: Hubert nlan pirates whohijackedanlla!Jan 'Thesoui-cesSaidsomeagreement Wolfe, Pomeroy, S43:..Lura Swiger, luxury Uner agreed tofreethelr4al Syracuse, $46; Rilla Rhodes, Pomehostages today and surrender to roy, $51; Helen Pickens, Racine, Egyptian authorities; a spokesman $46; Tamale Marcinko, Tuppers for the Palestine Uberatlon Organization said. Plains, $47; Ella McDaniel, Middleport, $43; Jeffrey Lewis, Pomeroy, "You can say that everything Is $43; David A. Dick, Huntington, $43; over," a PLO spokesman said In Brenda Weekley, Paden City, W. Tunis, Tunisia. "It has been settled Va., 46; Mona Knapp, Pomeroy, $48, "'""J)eacetUlly," c~mpany all on speeding charges: VirgU Poe, The message followed word from Manchester,, Ill., $63, expired the hijackers that they had not, as plates; $43, speeding; Chris Taylor, they said earller, killed any of the Pomeroy, $113, Intoxication, and hostages and that everyone $ll3, controlled substance; Pamela aboardhthe cruise ship Achille Barker, Point Pleasant, $43; Fred- Lauro was alive and welL die Wagoner, Belpre, $43, stop sign Egypt's charge d'affaires In violations; Gayle Haning, PomeIsrael said earlier hls country has roy, $43, Improper backing; Frank- called on Palestinians holding the lin Jarvis, Langsville, $43, stop stg!\ Italian cruise ship off Egypth"to violation. surrender.", may have been reached Involving Palestinian representatives. There October 9. 1985 ' •• Business Services wasmlrnrn~ateci1rlclalconflil'ml!~. tlon cl' the report. The 23,629-ton Achille . Lauro, which was hijacked Mbnday, pulled Into Port Said this alterman arui shipping sources said the hijackers told harbor authorities they were ready to leave the vessel, according to radio transmissions monitored In " • Nome and Add- of Appl- coni: -OiiGu C<lmpii!Y. 36867 Web Rood, Midd1opon, Ohio 411780 . locollon of propooed oakwater injection well: Section 26. S.llobury Townohlp, Moi<Jo Counly. Ohio, JayrNr Coal Company leaM. Goologlcof nome and dlplh of inloclion zone: Clnlon. opprox. 4600'. ~ M11lmum propoMd injec:· tural Resources. Division of Oil & G81, Fountain Square Bldg. A, Columbuo, Ohio 43224, 614-266-6924. wil: Being lot No. 16 of RiveMew Acres Subdivision of tho Viloge of Middleporl. Any person deliring to comment or to m1ke an objeetion with referenc:a to an on Plat recorded in Volume 13, applk:ollon for t permit lo conltnlct convert ta or "cp•Oie a llltwollf injection well projocl wit file .. dl commenlo or objocliono wilh ~.. UNDERGROUND INJECTION CONTROL SEC· liON, DIVISION OF OIL ANO GAS, FOUNTAIN SQUARE,.COLUMSUS, OH. 43224. Suc:h conmenu "' objection lhoU be filed wilh lho dMtlon no lellf lhan fif. l•n c:olendar d.o'!l from lhe publlc:odon dolo in a nowopopor of IOI'Ifll circulation lion prtiiUre: 990 lbo. Propooed doily in · )lt:lion volumeo: over BOO bbl. .FlM'thtr informetion may bo oblainod by conlocllng lho following : Herold Oil & Gu Company, 36867 WeHo in the arw of riNilrw. Rood, Middleport, Ohio 1101 9," 1 tc 46780. 614· 742-2160. Ohio Oeportmenl of NoPublic Notice •-111• LEGAL NOTICE: John C. Bocon, Jr. and Judilll A. Bacon, whooe lui known odd- il 3891 l'llrio Boulevard. W...orville. Ohio 430B1 end tho Unknown Spouoo, Hairs, Delliooos, logateeli, hecutora. Adminiatra101'1 and Asoigno of John C. Bacon, Jr. and Julllh A. Bacon, w .,.,. """" boon ordered lo appear or pleod by Oecembor 31, 19B6 to a complaint filed in Civil Action No. C2-B5·134B in lhe United Slain Olonrict Coun for llw Southern Oilllrict of Ohio. Eutern Divi·a ion, United 1 Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS Tho faMily of Wo1lar Ortis would liko to thank mryone who sent flowm , food. e~rds, Clllld at tile hintral holM 111d htlped in ·anr war. especiellr Ella Jano, Tammy llclllniols, Teny 1Jude1milt, E.II.S., Vt11rt111s Memorial Hospi· Ill & Staff, 'Cha~es Rus· sell. p11tor, Hunters Funeral Home and emplorHs. palibearm, Shll· iff Howard Frenk and depu· tits, sinr,ers, Arnold end Mildred Grate. Sadly missed by wile. Glade: child1en, Kenneth , Clyde, Mary KltllfYn, Ro· nald and Robert ond family. Slltel of America, PlaintiH, •· John C. Bacon . .I<.. 01 ol .. Oelondanll, praying for fontclosure of • mongage deed AICOided in Volume 1 24. Page 147 of tho mortgoge rec:ordt of Meigs County, Ohio, whicll mot:lgoge deed ilalien on tlw following described reol property llitullhld In lhe Slate of Ohio, and Counly pt Meigo end dewibod ao follows, 1o 11 Help Wanted SEMI DRIVER Trainin1Mon/Women 18 Up Jbtiwl/local job pllclfiiMI assiltallt & cutrantttd Studtnt LOlliS. D.O.l Cert l~ fiftiiiCIII Aililtllll btlltblt Hollt Sldy/lrulfllt Tll lnln& hctlltf!IIIC.,_t~l ..lill Eli&llft lntn.tiOR lor Jt6mllotft UNITED TRUCK MASTER Rt. 14 llooral Wells, W. Ya. Phooo 304/419-2027 H01111 Otlico, Cloorwster, Fl Real Estate General REAL ESTATE 64 Misc. Merchandise FOR SALE SPUT ·UVR HOUSE wHh 3 beciooms1 2 cot1111ete baths, dininc 100tn. livinl room and ilflt IICitltion room. J.o. clllld on 8 acres. IMp farm pam. Racine . .. 3 BEDROOIIIIOBILE HOllE on 3 lots in SyiiCUSt. OlDER HOUSE witll 3 bed· 10oms on co1nir lot in Syr- euse. 2 BEDROOM, all electric house with chlwl space. On approx. I acre ofland. Just south of Tupp11s Plains. Meigs Counly, Ohio, to ohown Page 31 , Meigs Counly RoCOI'd of Piau. PROPERTY ADDRESS : 70 RiVerview Place • • Middleport. Ohio 45760. Failure to rtii)Otld to the complaint will riiUlt in an Gange Sole. Oct, 1D. 11. 1008 Slmpoon Place. Mixed breed pupploo, maleo, omall breed . First tnHor oft Rt. 775, on Polriol Cldmuo Rd ., 614-379-2603 . ... .- 349 N. 2nd lhMier New BANK 949-2210 lhe.. - Furlhor. prior .. . lhe Ft,... end Sll¥ingo ~lilY r _.,. rlghlto nojoct any or ol- .,bmlttal, .... condllon -rn>bllt beoold· In tho h lowll In Carolyn G. Thomoo (101 2, 9. 18, 3tc with no upun.t or Public Notice l~qJt.d = ~=i4'f.';k..-';'1:;>· (9) 25 (101 2, 9. 16, 23, 30. 1979~\~orcury - 2 dr. ht. Mfr.'• IOrlal no . 61C 9H93F820478 - CCIJgol The F........ Bonk ond SovPublic Notice Real Estate General PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF ""ESTA JANE RUSSEll, DECEASED Cue No. 24868 OodcOI 12 Pago 511 NOTICE OF 216 E. 2nd St. APPOINTMENT Phone Of FIDUCIARY 1-(614)-992-3326 On $optembet' 7:1, 19B5, in lhe Molgl Counly PloboiO NHI UmNG - 12x00 Coull. C110 No. 24B68, c,.,.. Schul wnh 12x28 added 2 tal E. Slmpaon, Seventh rm1, 6 rms and bath. gas FA Street. Syracu11. Ohio lumace. carpetilgfor afamily. Real Estate General Lg lot on 124 near ReedS>Jille. Will lake $12,000. KEN'S APPLIAftCE SERVICE 985·3561 All M • • II •Weshera •Oithw•shere •Range• •o~~~~·;~!':!,. TEAFORD PARTS and SERVICE H ·tlc Real Estate JEWELL'S PLUMBING & HEA·TfNG PH. 992-6030 NEW USTING - Tuppers Plains - Approx . 5 ocres v.ith a 1 bedroommobile home wnh add-on, two tip-outs, dishwasher, ref.. range, disposal, front & back po"Ches. '!.I!ZI unfinished garag~ plus trai~r lot with septic, e~. & water. $23,000.00. NEW LISTING - Chester - Approx. 34 acres ol woocl!d land with a mobile home wilh an addition. a new bath & kitchen. Mineral rights & a large two room ~lock build ing. $22,500.00. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & lllDOL£PORT - A neal 3 bedroom ranch in a good neighborhood. 60'x 100' ~t lev~ in good condition. Just $23,000.00. POMEROY - Nice I ~ story home on good street Basement, garage, other lealures. $28,900.00. • POMEROY - A nice corn"er lot in a good neighborhood wnh 4' bedrooms, large hi· ing room, beautiful bath, dining room, big pantry, lull basement. &one car garage. REALTORS Henrf'E, Clelend, J1. 992-6191 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Dottle TUIRIJ 99Mii!l2 . ·.rn W.il-.1~ ·• REALI\ll . AlUMINUM Compktte Guner Work Compllltte Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 yean .. Free Ettimatas" CAll COllECT: Ph. RACINE - 2 story frame home Mod. bath, eatin kichen, lull basement, garage and 253 aaes. $28,000. 161 !!. .!'.~·•·li•p RENT A CAR POnERY "W• Rill Fll un" U·Sf"E • AU 0 RbiJ ~I' Al AND GIFTS , 349 N. 2nd ' St. Rt. 160 "Mort~ 01JIIpoll1, Ohle - 7/11 / tln Middlepo:.~~~-~=~- .... , 9-30·IITHI. iif ~ I 73-" FOtd lr . Fondors ""'""""""""""'41 73-79 fOtd lr, Doors""""""""""''"' 'Ill 10-15 fOtd lr. Moods ........................ 'ISO Doors '""""'"""""""'$I 4S 71-14 Chny Tr. 71-79 FOtd lr. r;~----$70 eo?i~l;;d·!;: .......... S52.IO _ 73 Grillot ..................... 13!.50 Hoods ......................... 1145 73-79 Chny. Tr. 13-15' Ford langtr lockor Pantls ..............•2S tt.ods ......................... IIJO 73-79 (holy, lr, 13-IS Ford 1'"'9" Colo (ornon .................. •lo Gr~lft ...........................'l5 ~ New end u..d Au1a Glan-lalt Mocltl Parts AUTO PARTS 9-13-tfn ct~t and 2 1ttnen1 to glvo away to good homo. Good huntor.Coll 814-9921812. PH.992·3982 TANNING SPECIAL "z PAY FOI 11 SISSIOIIS 132.50 HCiiYE 1 SESSION REEl a NOW THRU OCT. 12TH :z: ! Televlsion Ustening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages Fluffy kllt811, Iller trained . 304-875-6122. '"·Allor 992·6931 5 Call 7·2·2027 · •fnaulation •Siorm Door1 •Storm Window• •Replacement Window• •New Roofing wolll (Ftte Ellimlleol V. C. YOUNG Ill "FRU ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2 "Free Estimates" Installation Available J-1-----..JJ.&.IIII.I GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT, Iathon luiltling EVElY SAT. NIGHT FOREST AIJN -2septi:tan~ and water taps. 3 BR horre 6:30 P.M. Furnace, range, relrigelator, dishwasher and lots of carpet· ing $45,000. FadOIY Choke 12 Gauce Shotguns Only 9-30·11 ,_,.,, "'·6215 .. 992-7314 Yellow and white, fuzzy, 5785 or 304-n3-5430. good mouoo kitten . Will dlllvor. 304-895· 3590, Mole Collie, 9 monlho old, 304-875-2816 , Happy Ada lordy, lordy, Whel will we da?'Tim Ia gone, we ere 1000 blue! PlUS: Olflco luppli11 & Furnilurt, Wo4ding and Grodualion Slolion:J:.~''"' Signs, • 11om,.. lusin"s forms, (opy Sonicos, Elc. 255 Mill St., _.,.., 104 A•, romoroy · PLUMBING & HEATING 317 Norlh Soco'"' Mi~ltpGrt, Ohio 45760 · SALES & SERVICE 'Also Cerry Suppliee. 111511US t'IIONI 16141 992·65SO ' IISIDENa ~~141 "2::7.m LOST block kltlon 5 moo. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL :JUST CALL! 992-3410 Aiking $25,000. BfAT WINTER! BUY & FIX If NOW CALL 992·3325 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND FREE PARKING Sut lltrphy, MiHan Roush. liNn. YiJI & Bnlce. SOIL FILL DIRT TOP HOli Sittq 10-8-lfc Headq ua rt r. rs ,, We pay c1sh for lila model clean u1ed cars. 3 bedrm.. large kitchen, 1 blth, utility room S. garage. Call ,14-448-1368 . WANTED TO 8UY used wood II co•l heuera . SWAIN'S FURNITURE, 3rd. & Olive St. Golllpolio. Cell 814-448-3159 . chongtr, Coli 814 -258 6261 . Reddloh brown of SutovtlloRd . Call wll~ Info, ···cuM . co-actiNG n Ill ..... IDtt. ., 01111 Ph, 98 ·4141 colna. large cur- St:rvl t:t: s o. INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wo'd llu to inlrodoco ''" to fnN..U.r. lhuodtr. .•r : to di'IYI tho nhiclo of , .. , Cholet. MILLER .· ELECTRIC SERVICE I FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS- Residential & Com~Mrci•l' · . ,: .' 992-5875 Or 742-3195 friends. nelghbon and relatives for their many prayera. food ond flaw. . during lho UTILITY BUILDINGS ' Sizes from 6'x6' Up · to 24'x36' Insulated Doa Houses • ; P&S BUILDINGS" : SIDING "AlUMINUM SIDING 0 1lOWN IN INSULAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Eltimatee" '"· 949-2101 or 949-2160 Sunday Calls 1111/lfn ' ....., "'Sllet ""-'T11hlelu ~ fill ,,.. C111 614·992-6737 ;~ •Live entertalnosent 'free HiO •Restaurant t0!y11pic Pool Sizes 'Start From 12'x16' ' •GIBSOfii!FttGERATOR CHESTU-915-3307 For F11tol Sorvleo A.U. 304-675-1127 Howard L._Writ•nl ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Outterw • Downapouta Gutt•r CIMnlng P•lntlng FREE 'ESTIMATES 949·2263 or 949-2969 ' 4/29/tln ,...,, CLASSmADS . aIIIIWIIIIfket 'i olcknou ond doalh ot our huobtnd snd tolhor. Spacial lhonkl go 10 lhe "'""' In I.C .U. warda It Vettrlf'll Memorial ond Holzor M.dlcol Con lor, Tho Rev. Odell Manley ond Rev. Bobby Manloy, Tho Mlddloporl EnHirgency Squid, Lortlto, Rhonda •d P119DY ond The Row lingo Coou Blower F..,, .SAIEWTE SALES &SEfiiC£ RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE SINGLE $24.95 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS WE ARE AND ~£RI~ICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •IENIIH .•SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN UUNDIY BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING Bol, 326 Pom11oy, OH. 45769 RT. U SOUTH 'OINT ,IIASAIIT, W. VA. I miles froos 8-8-tlc No 7 In Memoriam The family of Gtorgo Quillon would lliletolhenklho monv "VINYl Nureing cere in private home. Room (or two P•· tients. S600. • month . Cell 61 4-992· 3596. It'll Home for their e~totllent tervice . ~ Myrtle end Children. 3 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized JohA DHre, New Holland, Bush Hoc for11 Equiposenl D11l1r F•,. E••'••••• P1rtt &.se,.lee Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124,Pomeror Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 ~ - 24 · tfc 1-J.tft RADIATOR · SERVICE We can re~ir and recore rad1ators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas.Tanks. · -PAT HILL FORD 992·2196. Middleport. Ohio 1· 13-tfc J&F CONTRACTING DOZER, BACKHOE, TRENCHER , SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER . GAS I SEWER LINES, REClAMATION, PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE Ito DIRT JIM CliFFORD PH. 992-7201 ' WATER WELl DRILLING It IUIIIRIH water or no chirp. 30 years experience. Call 614:742. 2146. Also dozer wort at 614-742·3018 Announcements SWEEPER tnd oewing mo · chine rep1ir, M~pplioo . pan1, and Pick up and delivery. Davia V•euum Cleaner. one h1lf mile up Goorg01 CINk Rd . 814-448-0294 . Coli Shooling malch Gollio Co. Gun Club. Every Sundoy 1 PM. Buc:l!rldge. - Help Wanted One cortHiod Modlcol Tochnoioglol, wookdoyo , Send retuma to l)ox 300, in care of lho Gollipollo Dolly Trlb · uno, 826 Third Avo., Golll pollo, Oh 45831. Yard Sale Mechenic needed, expe· rience neceuery. Muat have ...... Giiiililoirs--······· & Vicinity Vacancy for ladies and genii. Belt of care . Good tood . Reasonable prices. Try .. . 814-992-6022. Merc.rville. wook . Coli 614 -448-856B. Wallpaperi.,g, clnn and pe- cloe, coil 304-675-2001 . 21 people you know, end NOT to •nd money through thl mall until you h1we invaati- Hemlock Grove erea. Ultre nice. 3 bodroomo. 2 bolhi. aero lol . 846,000. CaN Connie colloll 1-613 -4340 762B. prlvll<ly, Aoklng 1150,000. Call Connie collect 1·613· 434-782B. - - - - - - -leFor Sale or Rant : 2 bedroom hauM with bath, full baument. central air, fuel oil furnace . Close to new ttore, 4 room• plua. completely remodeled inside. CioN to galod lho offering. Ubrory, only 119,900.00. Coil Hudoon Aoolly. Paloy To o11n 60,000--- 100,000. Hud1on broker . Be your own Bon. All you need is Intelligence, ambi· tlon, 1 willingness to follow 1 euc:ce..ful orjented plan. ptu1 be In • po1ition to meke a minimal product invest- Old Kaylor Sloro -- Brood Run. 7 momo, 1'h botho. leaky roof. city water-. It 6.500 . Coli 304-882, 2407 or B82·2297. CaU after 6 p .m. 77 Dod motor home, exc. orty. FO< oolo:1) 6 unll lnvettment·Ael'\t•l Prop· cond, 2B,OOO mllu. t9.500. 304-675-5513 or 675-41 _93. combination reeidential commercial rental property 8 rooina and beth on lot in Middleport . Priced In 1ho low fortie1 . 2) Two unit duple• house on e eize lot in e nk:e eraa of Middleport. Priced In the mid twenties. Both prapen-.. generete positive ceth flow and ere Own your own Jean Sportswear, Ladiaa Apparel. Childrent, Large Size. Combination Store. Petltet, Ma ternity , accaaeoriea. Jord oche, Chic. lee, levi, E Z Street, lzod, Esprit. Tom· bay, CalvWt Klein, Sergio Velente, Even Picone, Liz Claiborne • .Member• Only, Guoline. Haahhtax, Over 1,000 olhoro. f13 ,300 to *24, 900 inventory, train· ing. fixtures. grand opening ate. Can open 16 dlyt. Mr. BOx160, 3rd and Horton, Maaon. price reduced, 304- 773-6661 or 773-6638 , Houae and approximtlaly t tcre for nle Apple Grove, 304-875-8408. 22 Money to loan HOME OWNERS -Refinance Mongoge Co .. 814-692306t' Bank Liquidation Sal11 of reclaimed doublewldat . Smell caeh dapoail. take over paymentel Dtllvered 1nd aet up at no a•tra ch•rge. Call Mid Ohio Finen- 23 •2.000 ••tra c11h in Qc. Big down payment, shan time employment or Pill credit hittory stopping you from buying 1 homt1 Con· 1ider a reclaimed tingle or doublewide . Low moneY down, teke over paymenta . We're Mid Ohio Financial Sorvico 18141772-1220 or 773-3928. Extr1 Cash . Could you uH Professional Services 1970 Now Moon 12x60, Water wells drilled and ser· Mead . Price• on requ11t. Ceil 56. Contact Jaenn. 61 4 · 448-8146. PAIR , blck to · school dil· counts . free eatimates. Wanted aomeone to suy with oldlrv lodioo. ,room. & W11d'o Keybosrd , 304-675 6500"' 675-3824. ·The DownUndlr Rest. i1 Fall Special furniture reu phOIIUtring. Thia it our 21st yeer •rving tri-county with the beat in reupholstering. Cell now for Free Eatirnate toklng appllcallon for kit- NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 614 -4467274. ciol Service ot 814-773 - to low fillutd rate. UH equity for eny purpote . Leeder board & omoll oolary. Full time. C.ll814 -448-2639 . 32 Mobile Homes lor Sale 1220 for detaill. Room-boord wlrh family 814· 742-3147 "'814-992· willing lo, provide oupporl _6_0_0_6_· - - - - - 1 IOIVicoo . tor genllemon· age PIANO TUNING AND RE- Selt of all Nits, Iota of new & u,-d clolhing ollolz••· old chin•, n·umarous othtr monl, gorago. U7,000 . Collocl 814-423 -8289. pteaunt, nice location, low Buge1 Solo 1127 Second A••· Thun., Fri., 811. All now mlftl Mo11 Homo U .00 or under. Rood. Friday I Sawrdly. room houae at 10 E. St.~, Pomeroy. 6 wooded acres,. Femily room, dining room. F.A. heal, 2 bolhl, btiO· 6 room• and beth on one· I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- acre, beautiful yard, SouthLISHING CO. recommondo lido. 120.000.00. 304-876 that you do bu1ine11 with 34B8 . AVON , Sell A•on moko 411% . C.II614-446 ·335B. pereonallnterview. aewlng m1chlna . mlac. itema. Al.o items to give away . Kerr - Herritburg 8y ownar. Remodeled 3 bedroom houte an Rt.33. New F.A. furnece . llrge lot. By owner. 2 bedroom rench, labto. Yard Sole Electric blonkol, more information. 704 Moriollo Rood. Poinl 10berl Coli SAM 10 8PM, Mon.-Fri. 814-388-8478 or 614-448-8237 10 arrengo • tabl11, two grNn d'laira, big Cell 814-992 -3171 tor and ochoolo. 814 -742 -2417. Business Opportunity Keenan !305167B-3639. an exira 1100, U ,OOO. or 57 Garfield Avo .. Del. 10 I 11 . Coftoo loble. two end 2 bedroom houM an appro•. 1ft acre of land in Mlneraville, Ohio . Reaeonebty priced. Hemlock Grove erea. Large, updated, 5 bedroom home an approx . 196 tcret. Inground pool. 2· sta!ege 1hedt, barn, etable, fire-place, lovely view. Late ot Carpentry, painting. repair own 10011. Call 814 -388· 8547. a Fomlly Garogo Sale 3'1. mileo on 180 from H.M.C. Ocl. 10-11. Thun. Ito Fri. Gor119a Sale Thurodoy Ocl. 101h, Rl. 21B, 1 mile abovo 814-992-7082. Redman tectlonal. On en 8 p.m. 11 814 -992 -7t77. l111111n ynu:nI 2 10-6-tfc 814-992· 7314. tional inform1t1on call efter Annou nt:l!men Is Full baeement, free heet. private. c:lou to towna. C•ll fully occupiod. For oddi· frH Eatil1)_1_t!l• Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-143-5191 Vacancy for the elderly in our home. Trained and fit · wen y•ra experience . Cell loot 304-522 -2846 . 11 Six room houte on 49 ecree. By owner, Slately 3 bod·· men! tor oollttlo •• tB.OOO. ... down poymonl . Coli 814992-6B58. $23,000. Collecl e14-42362B9 . Situations Wanted For further detellt cell col- o~ 3 bedroomo and belh. laokin St .. Rutland. Cen be told on land contract with •m•ll 60 '1, 1-609 -463-2192. Vlclnhy of Kinton Or. Tuoo. CoH 614-448-1422 . Buildinas 12 Wanted To Buy A Brownie uniform-size 6 o ', MIDDL£PORT - 3 BRs. bath, gas furnace, carpeting dining lg long level lot wih gar1111e 9 7. Coil 614-992 ·71BO. Call: 304-675-3214 after 6:00 . Fina nml Want to buy m1nuel tire *GIIIp$ & Pole Pomeror-lllson Brid&e y,, Weal Virginie. 304- n 3- Jim Mink Chov. ·Oidolnc . Bill Gone Johnoon 814-446 -3872 •sldina h-~....._"":":~~=-.. THE QUALITY PIINT SHOP '" All Ptlllftl N1111t farm, anttque. liquidation w•re. lo Down Plrment l.owt1 MoRthly Pey11ent - Addons and remodtling - Roofing •nd gutter won - Concrete worll - PI~mblng tnd electficll RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· N"EER SERVICE. Eltolo, 11ie1. licenold Ohio and 6 Working couple needt perttim~ blbysinerfor 4yearold girl in .our home . Must be mature, dependable individual willing to wortc flexible houn·no eveningt, nightt, or waekeadt required. Cell 18 Wanted to. Do rency. Top prlceo. Ed . Burkel! Sorber Shop, 2nd. A.., . Middleport, Oh . 614-9923476 . 1OOfo Down Will Hold For Christmas Gifts Shop Early and Sa" CARPENTER SERVICE Public Sale & Auction 2 9-woeko old block klltono. 304-876-3794. •Complete Remodtlinc *Room Additions *Roofinc Are In Cars. Dons. Guns II& Much More Gifts For Mom, Dad II& Everyone ' 'YOUNG'S Yard Sale, 41h mile• out ·crab Crook, Thuro • Sol, al Jack loomlo . Buying doily gold , ·oitvor colno. rlngo.jowolry, llorling Our Christmas Toys 9-23-Hc Miac . 8 B-1! ttn lt. 124, Syracuse, Oh. FREE Orignial Cabbage Pakh Doll "Register To W'm" Call: 742·2407 Yord Solo, Thuro only 10:00 · 4:00. 86 Burdotto Addn, old, white tiCI & PIWI. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second A""'ue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ' Wintlr clothing, If rain will cancel. 3 ytor old Dathohund. Very trlondly whh child,.n. 304871-6924. LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ·< Yard Sole, 2423 lincoln Ave, Thuro 1Olh , Fri 111h, ;:=;:::;:;::;:== 6 Loet and Found Licensed Clinical Audiologist Chlldo Swing, Toyo , To oell Avon. Coil Marilyn Woovor. 304-882-2845 . • JO'S GIFT SHOP • All Type• of Excavating •Landtcaping •Buementt •Sewage Syalema •Water & Gat Lines •Water Well Drilling •Trucldng , FENCE & SUPPLY VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING POMEROY . I \1 bath, carpeting remodeled Mth woodburner, modern knchen and 2 lots. $35,000, LINDA'S MEXICAN . CALL 446-4522 ACCENT J&L BLOWN INSULATION lllDDL£PORT - Lg 38R next to busin~ secti:ln. Nice front (l«ch, 2 · baths, equipJ81 Uchen, washer and dryer, gas FA lurnace. $32,000. BRADBURY- NexttoWftfO.. 2 BRs down 2 up. Gas FA furnace cook and bake uni!;, panetilg and carpeting lev~ ki Now $28.000 MIDDLEPORT - Beautilul view of r~er, lg dining woodburning fireplace, basement gas furnace and lg level lot. Offer needed. Mother ;;nr:;:;. ........ i~ .. FOI THE lOTH OF YOU Salt of Hid rill • .,.,• • WOO Oulhorlzod by Ordi-rul 11t1te, to-wit: Rool ootott oiluolod at lho nanc. ldoptocf Jon. 12, : Public Notice corner of Garfield and Somh t 981. Tho vllage reoiiVH , Third Avonuo In lho VHt1191 lhe right to r.joc1 ony ond oil ' of Middleport, Ohio. The VII· bide. The ...... puraUint to ~ NOTICE OF SALE 721.03 of lho Ohto. 1 Offero wilt be ,..olved un- loge ocqulnd thle to oold Soctlon Rovloed Codt. til 11 :00 O'Ciocll A.M. on rNitotate by dHd rocordld Minimum bid t7600. in Volume .Z70. P703. Ihe 2 hi day of October, 1886, 11 lho Mayor'a offlco, Mel~o Courrty Dildo Ro· Sopt. 4, 11. 11, 26; Oct. 2. MEIGS EXCAVAnNG COMPANY EUGENE LONG lONG BOTlOII - 2 acres m 248. 2 BR oome. luQ cel~r. balti, TP water and other billl.l. $34,500 992·2259 cordt. breed, medium tized dog to 7!-10 Chny Tr. Fondors .....................,141 7!-10 Clsny Tr. Doon ........................, •too 7!-10 (hny, Tr. Yard Sole, 3 .. mily, Lovne & Cloth11, Mite . give IIWOy, 814·992-3&n. 24 above Coelt Gu•rd Baae, Hen·denon , lictle of morn. anytime· eve. lifter :=====::=:r:::=======~;:::======:;r;:::::;;::::;::::;=::;:;:::1: oot1~~ POMEROY,O. Wo DtiiVIf 63 Ploo St., Goo...olh 2 family yard oelo, Thun only, 10:00 1111 1. Righi Second, New Heven. Oct. 9 &10, 9amto 1. Dishwasher, 4 monlh old mole, mlxod lOWMAN'S HOME CAll MEDICAl SUPPLY ·PREPARE FOR WINTER HAVE YOUR FURNACE SERVICED NOW I Bustness • senrtces • lnl_.. In uid property. PIJBUCNOTICE • · JOHN D. HOI.SCHUH. Unitod Slain Dlllrlct Judge. Ap- on Solunlly, October 12111. 1 p«>>IICC: CHRISTOPHER K. Nodco 1o '**f glvon lhol BARNES, Uniled StatM/IttorccUT ouT FoR FUTURE um nev. ALBERT R. RITCHER, Aooiolorrt Unilod S- Attor- A...,uo. Pomeroy, Ohio to Ill ney, Room 200, U. S. Coull- tor cuh lhe tollowing houle, Columbus, Ohio Pickup - 133 43216 Tolephono: (81414696716 Counsel for PlointiH 608 E . Main Z37 Race Slr•t; fortheoolo of the loHowlng deocribed Ohio. - · " " ' right 10 bid at Jhlo ... tnd to - - (10) a. s. 11 . 3tc Signed By: !:~t!o:~"l'o: •••1111nt !Formerly Gioranni'd 614-446·7283 Out ol Town Customers Call Collect •Home Oxygen •Hoapital Bed• •Wheel Chairs rybody. Thurs end Fri. good home. She io ex· lromoly gentle I loving. Coil 10PM (M,W) eve. (T,Thl oft•• BPM. Wlltll MEDKIIE lltl OTitll INSIIIANCI CAIIIIRS WHEN EUGllll Public Notice · . Middleport, OH •. PH. 992-3559 SAlES & RENTALS Yord S.le behind VFW in Maaon, something fur eve- Mec:Ucllll ttcrettry pert time for new buaineu, Pleaunt Valley Home Medicel Equip· ment. Send resume to Bo• C· 3 e~re of Point Pleatant Register, 200 Main St, Point Pliasant, W. Va . everything.~ cet. went to give 1way tQ *SUBS *SANDWICHES *LASAGNA *SPAGHETTI PHONE 992-2156 wtmlnliooglvln. 814·448-4082. FOUND Mill groy tomile NEW-MOilLE HQ.• Fa.INACES AVAilABlE WHERE fO IU~? inga Company, Pomeroy. mala. Trained to come. Call "12 Varieties of Pizza" muNG& TANNING SALON 411779. Wll appolnlod Admlnlolmrix of lhe of Ello Jane AU...U, dec !lied. '-teof 18B Mullorry Av.,..., Pomeroy, Ohio 411789. Robert E. lkr..k Plobelo Judgo/ Cieolt Free klttono 2 tomale & 1 ANGIE'S PIZZA · ! Entry of Dolault Judgmenl and Decree in ForecloiUra, llle of tho mortgaged proporty and extlngulshm•n of al HOME NATIONAL • E11n FREE Chrlllmao gifto 1 Z. Semi auto e~~r top boat cerrier. Antique•. mlac . I. Public Notice Homea for Sale -----by having 1 Merri Mac home or catalog p•ny . 100 per cent guaranteed line of gifta, toys and home decor itema. Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Public Notice • 31 demanstratort . No investment . I would like to request the pleasure of your at the Open House of the Gingerbread House of Gifts, 703 2nd Avenue, Mason, W.Va., on 0(:tober 10, 11 and 12. This unique house will feature hand crafted items' such as mantles, picture· frames, country , baskets, flower arrangements and wreaths. · You will enjoy the Christmas Room full of the season's magical. spirit .to decorate your home for · . the holidays. During the op_en house there will be gifts, punch and gingerbread cookies -- So plan now to attend. · I remain sincerely, Donna Thompson~ Proprietor In. 'funis, a spokesman for Abu lyad, second-In-command to PLO O!airma, Yasser Arafat, said the hijackers surrendered off the Egyptian CDas\ during the morning after talks with a delegation from the PW, Egypt and Italy. Help Wanted 1 4 bdl. houoe on 326 In Rio Coil 304-676-576B for do- Grand•. Call814-241-6823 ttils. Opening a available for "'814-448-5346 . ' ·The Daily Sentinel PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTIFICATION Middleport &Vicinity r-------....:..______,;..:,;,::.,__--'..__......._.,...__.~-------tJ • Thltty-nine cases were processed T-uesday night In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler. · Fined were Lisa Moreller, Fayetteville, N, C., $45; Wayne Wilson, Racine, $43, speeding; P . P. Qualls, Pomeroy, $88, open fl ask; Rhonda 'Fhompson, Mandella, . W. Va., $54, ~lng; Claircy Webb, Athens, $43, and Khawar Hassan, Athens, $43, stop sign violations. Forfeiting bonds were John Murphy, Parkersburg, $43, stop sign violation; Linda Pridemore, Garage, ~hed destroyed Rutland, $43; Timothy Wyant, Racine Fire Department was Pomeroy, $53; Elbert Cains, Jr., Pomeroy, $45; James Diamond, called at 4: 4.'1 p.m. Tuesday to a fire Amlin, $45; Edith Clark, Rutland, at the Albert Roseberry residence at the Intersection of Routes 124 and338 $45; Albert Detwiler, Pomeroy, $46; Howard Jeffers, Pomeroy, $44; at Great Bend. FlremanDougRees Timothy Wamsley, Middleport, reports. that a gar~ge and storage $43; Alfred Evans, Middleport, $44; . shed were destroyed by flames. The Richard Norman, Pomeroy, $53; residence Itself was never on fire. Joel Jones, Mason, $44; Ivaunna There were no Injuries. and Rees l:.ldel, New Haven $44; James reports that somesmall machlnezy Stevens, Ewingto9n, $43; donald and tools valued at approximately Randell. Columbus, $43; Michael $.'1Xl-$400weredestroyed, Public Notice ...... "Piim&rov ________ _11 3 Announcements The Daily good cond. new hot water heater, unfurnithad, in· eludes underpinning , 84,BOO. Call 614 -258 8647. 1985 Pontiac Chief mobile home . ...3 bedroom• . Cell 614-3BB-B684. t977 mobile home. 14X70, With 1 2 ft 1111pando. good cond . Cell 614-367-7528. 1968 Royal mobile home for oelo. 12x40. S3,000. 614· 949-2998. itomo, Cheap 10 conto and up , Thuro, Fri .. Sot, 3'1. mile HMC, Old 180 E•11g1Mn. chen help, interview required . 1- - - - - - - - - cutes, permt ... Family hair· ltyllng . Owner- operator ------;;·o.n&rov ......... Caretaker to live-in. Re - gencytnc .. Pl. Ploooonl. Coli 304-675-5104. metal . utility stprage build · ing. porch wlth •wnlng . Re al Eslalc Btvorly Garrott. Coll, 8t4448·922B off Rl. 7 011 Goorgoo Creell Rd. 1--:---:----:-·lcAA Crlol1 P~~gnocy Conlor.. Excellent . Cell 814 -992 3410. Middleport Homes for Sale On rented lol. hcellent condition. Clean. With or without AC , furnilhings, washer-dryer. awning. Call· y..,,. Mlno & B•IIIV Shop odvoncod lrainlng, lotell Confidential. Free preg nancy test tnd·or inform~~ · lion . Phone 814-742-2829, collect If nect1111ry. Racine Gun Shool oponoorod by Roclno G.., Club. Evorv Sunday, beginning It 1:00 p.m. Foctory Choke 12 gu1g1 oholguno . Clooeoul Sale 11 T•ule'o Croft Shop, Third 51 .. Ao· , cine, Ohio . Endo S.lurdoy 121h. DMC flou 4-t1 .00 . Sovel N•dad tmrnodlo ..ly : 100 -pie Mrlouoly lntoro•ld In lo"'-• -'-hi 1 aon•2 _.,. --. · • ~ 9981. Eaoy Aooombly Work I S800. per 100. Gua11rrt•d pey- ~Vicinity 1126 E. Moln, Pomeroy. Noar Mlnorovlllo. wlnler cot II, dro-o, joono, oddo I ondo. Oclober 101h ond 111h. Vord S•l• Thurodoy ond Friday, \0:00 Ill 8:0D. Boilo'o, G,..lllond . 133 luttomul Ava . Fridoy. Omp leaf dlnotto, mloc. Wlnlor woer, collecllbleo, much more. · Thurldoy, Oct 10. 10:003:00. One doy, 522 Gronl Sl., Middleport. Chlldreno joono, bodoprudo. curtiMnl, drumo. mll<l. Rain canc.ls. 304-675 -4154 . Mowroy'o 10x56 libelly . AC, 2 bed rooms. new gat furn•ce, Upholoterv. 31 ment . No experience-no eale1 . Details 11nd telf· addrtlhd 111mped ·enve · Government home from e1 614-992-2469 aflor 8:00' lopo: Elon Vkal· 71 6 341 B (U· rapeir). Alto deliquent p.m. Entorprlu Rd., Fl. Pleoce, Fl tax propenv. CoiiB05·8B7 6000 oxl. GH-101B9 for 14x70 mobile home. 3· 33412. Information . MONEY, MONEY, MONEY! The ormy Ntlional Guard con jlrovldo you with 1 porl ·llmo morilhly poychock, PLUS qualified 3 bedroom full b111ment, eat -in kitchen, carport, 12,500 & toke OVOI PlY· menta, Plantt Subdivision . 614 -949 -2368 . MOBILE HOMES MOVED.: lntured . reuonable rat11.· nwmbers could earn mora Call 614 -441-7380 . lhon UO,OOO In oducalionol bentftls. ENLIST NOWI Call 304-875·3850 or t -BOO· 842·31 19·. BeeuiHul view of Ohio Rlv01. 1976 Noohua 14x70 mobile 12 year old lingle family homo . Tolal eloculc, lwo· bi-levol home, Brick and bodroomo, 1'h bt1h1, 18 It; porch, undarpenhing. 304- · •rvlca experitnce. Enlln now for par1· tlme montly roomt. Two·cargarege. City achool diltrlct in Cley Twp. 1959 two bedroom house 1rallar 10x&O, undarpenning • flllych.. k, oduc:oliontl op- 6'.0 mllto ooulh from Galli- and fuel lank, 11 ,200.00,: polio Cily llmlto oH Sl. tilt 7. nol can · ""'''" really'. portun~leo, rellromonl In, conw •.and much ~ore.s%!11 304·875·3980 0< 1· 1142-3119. • 0· on 2.9 ecr11. Coli 306-676-2336. 3 Th• Army Nollonol Guird ,.od, your j>flor mllkory frame · bedrooms, 1v, beths. gu: furnace . Price reduced . Call- bedroom, 2'1. bolho. Fire- 676 -722B or 814-448 -• place In ll•ing ond tomlly 4088 . · · Aa1umable fixed 9% lOan. Interested from 10 :001AM Call 814-448-2000 ofttr lo 6 :00 PM , 304-t78 -: ' ~~6P~M~o.:.,r~~~:_.-"'- !-1~2~8w9_..,·~-~~'~.._.,...._ •• �' ......... ~. . .. - . . .. . . ... . .... ' . . . . ' .~ ~ ,. - .... . . ....., .. -· .. ,_. :- .. .. ' .. . . . ·-' • Wadn,sday, October 9, 1985 Paga 12- Tha Daily Santit 181 Pomaroy Mlddlaport. Ohio Valty Fumlturo, now • ueed. Lerve .oectlan of quel· ity furniture. 1218 E11tllt'n A.... Oalllpollo. 1883 Joy Skyline 2 bdr .. total eloctrlc. uncletplnned. lncllor•d down, private ...,tejl lot. Contenliry . Con lily If oold. lntoreatod cell 81 4 · 448 - 7200 otter 5:00PM . A Dining roam tabla · woad 2-cholra for ulo. 304-875· 8833 . . B SOfl. 1880. 14x7il. 3 bedroom, n~ betill, 9x 1 0 bldg, muat Mil. 112.000.00 or boat olllr. 304-8711-78.2 9 . llolrlgoratar, runt goad. 1110.00. 304-995-3498. 34 62 Bu1ine11 Buildings Far IIIIa or 1ea11, 18.000 ca. TV, Radio Equipment 23 channel boll CB redia, 141.00. 304-773-58tl1 : Farms for Sale 1111 ecre1, 9 yeer old, 3 bedroom homo. 44x72 bern end gero~. good fence, w•ter, plenty of p.~ttureand waodo, will take erode near E"'eke, Ohio . 814-256· 1348. chair ; .1110.00. 304-171-110811. Kirkwood Mabile Home. • 12d5&, jult refiniahed rul nlao 14.000.00. Pleeoe cell ottllt' 4:30 PM, 304 - 87~ 110B. 33 IOVIItlt. 63 1() - 9 "If we give country 'A' thirty billion dollars, and country 'B' seventy billion dollars, and country 'C' twice as much as we gave to 'A' and 'B' I then how much •••.. Antiques Large 1tamp collectiJn, 1300. Sollortrodo farC>•In•. Call 114-1149•2801 or , 4. 949-2880 .• 64 MiiC. Merchandi• Firewood-cutup llabl, 1 truck load *100, 2-1180. 1 equore foal warehau11 lo· ~:;:;;~~;:;;:;;:===r:::=~====== HEAP Pickup eccoptod. laid, you Cell heul-111. cited ot 47 Sycamaro 814· Str•t. Golllpallo. Ohio. Fae- 42 Mobile Harne• 44 .~partment 2411-11804. turoo Include: cammorclel for Rent f R 1---._--.---'d--~-:f gar-. tllroo loading dacko. or ent Solid hwaad rap •• ond a Viking dry pipe 1- - - - - -- --:-dining table, w1t11 2 cholro, aprlnklar oyatem. Far mare 2 bodraamo. No peto. 114Iiiio, · 1715. Flecher homo lnfarmotion cell tl14i446- 949· 2424 . Convenient locetlcn 1 bdr .. atoreowlthbulltlnequellz•. 81141 or 814-448-7880 or apt. Cal 304-876 .. _,,dock, Dalby, motel •14 245 "148 2441 . tepo ce-lty, ap ...oro. • · ·• · 44 Apartment excellent cond .. 11211. Call I for Rent t14-448-8328. C lalbulldl f • 4"" Furniahed Rooma .-'-:---:-:-----:-:orammerc rent on Main ng St,arao New Havon, W.Vo. Ca11304·8B2 - J A C K S 0 N E STATES Atorl with ~ma certrld~o 3233. AfARTMENTS jEquel Far ront Sleeping lloomo *70, dinlngroamllght 120. Houolng Opportunity) ond light ha- ~~lng ' -": C-•1_11_1::4::·:-44:-:1-:·-229 7_ ._:-manthly rent atartl at 118S raamo. Perk Central Hotel . 1 7 36 Lots & Acreage far 1 bedroom end 1204 far Cell 814-448·0711a. Ueed 4110 Jahn,Daero dozer 2 bedroom, dlpooit 1200, • ulod J-20 Ditch Witch loclled near Spring Volley FUJnlahed room 11211 utUI· t...,cher. 1-814-1194-7942 Late for ule on 18nd contrect Plaze and Foodlend, pool 11<11 paid. 819 2nd. A.... or 1008. with emoll dawn poyment. and Coble TV avelleble. Oelllpallo, lingle mole. Cell Commodore 18 computer Cell 814-388-8711 """' 5 . off.co houro 11 pauiblo 10 441-4418 oltor ?PM , • lnto4 pmand7pmtolpm 1130, like new. Coli 814· Monday- Friday, Cell a14448-4238. 3 ...... ~···· trliillt' hoo- 448 - 2745 or lone 46 Space for Rent kup for eelo. Cell II 14-441· Now- IIIII an tho roll-carpet. mo-•· 2188. 12'X31', beige, 1200. Call One ec~ whh eeptlc tonk, Nicoly furnlohod mablla Mabile homo lat. 12'xll0' or _81_4_·441 __· 411_2_11_.- - -electric pole, well-llou•• horne, etf. apt., centrel lir omellor. 176 wetllt'l;id, 4th 1 H L 1o ataker. • •• auae coo1. ump wl1h deep -~~- Blue leko and hoot In city, edu~• only. • Noll. 0 ellipall • · II .,._. Zlnn Cael Ca. Coll81 4-448Coli 814-448-0338 . Dr. off ... r Run Ad. Re· 4418 oltor 8PM. 14 0B. duaod 13,000 ·c11h. Cell 2 bdr. opt .. saad lacetian. COUNTRY MOilLE Home 1· 304-1122-2078' redecorotod, utllltloo portly Par,ll. Route 33, North of Hau11 cool. Lump • atakor. 90x300 lot with 28x44 pold. Cell 304·8711·1104 or Po moray. &..r~ loto. Call Zlnn Coel Ca. Ca11114-44a1408. bellmont. floor. eeptictenk, 304-8711-6388. 814-992-7478. wellr end olectrlc haall·up. 110.000. Recine. Coll114· Furniohedapt .. 2bdr .. 131~ Trlilor IPICII, amoll child· King woad • COIIIIOVI wl1h 4th, Golllpallo, II 96 wotor ron eccopted, 111. 1, aut fan, good cond. Elootrlc 247-3881 ' peld. Coli 441-4418 aHar Loculi llaed back of K • K, tum- with hilt pump, CA. Cioll 814-448-8288. 2 ltv.! loll far ulo. Groor 8pm. 304-878- 1078. Rd. 7 ml'" 1ram town. 740~ 2nd. Ava.. 3 bdr .. Firewood far ulo. Sh304-871-&eet . 1190 mo .. 1 bdr .. 1135. 47 Wanted to Rent Oek • Hickory. Call Depaoli required. Call 814· 814·241· 9284 . 448-4222 botwlln 9 lo 5. Kl'nl.ds 60 percent aHII Fleohlng 2 bdr. apt .. fully carpoled, Oar... to rent In Paint anaw ligno 12119111 Lighted, Plea10nt for vehicle atorago. 1 1 Court St., 1326 mo .. rot. non·anaw 1247. Unlighted • dip. Coll814-44a-49~a . 304·871-2001 ' 1191. CFrw lottorol) S• locolly. Umitod quentity. 41 H ou1e1 for Rent Upllelra unfurniohed opt .. lturryl •1C800)423-01 83, enytlme. carpeted, eH utlllt'" peld, no Nllr W118rlao· form hau11, children, no pet1. Call 81 4· 6 .......... blth, 1 child. Mixed herdwaad olabt, 112. 11211. rete....,.. • dopaoit. 441-1837. per cantolnlng ap· Col 114-843-2844 . 51 Hou. .hold Good• prox.bundle, 1 ~ tan, fob. Ohio Furnlohed opt. utili'" paid, 12311. 1 bdr .. odu~o. 243 Pallet Co .. P,amoroy, Ohio. 2 bdr. unfum. hau11 In city. Jockoan Plkt, Gelllpallo. Phone 114-992·6481. Rof. • clop. utHitiH nat pold. SWAIN Cell 448-4418 ottllt' 7PM . Cell814-448-3949. AUCTION • FURNITURE Hunting bow. 1100. Eltc· FurnlaMd apt . 11 38~ 2nd. 82 Oliva St .. Oalllpollo. N- trallx ohampaaor with 3 bedroom. double cor~·­ Galllpalla. 2 bdr. water pold, • ueed waod·coalatovn, a bru...... I 100. Both In .... flnlehod helf bo11mont. 11811. Cell 448-4418 otter pc woad LR .. Ita 1389, ••aollont condition . Call dlehwllhllt', ~m.ge dlopabunk bed• 1199, ,onlron 814·112·11293 aftor 4:30 111. bult·ln aven-ronge, now ?PM . recllnorw 118. now • Ulod p.m. point, 1 ~ ecroo. Partemauth Rd. lit. 141, depaoit •• Nlca cleln, omell apt. far bedroom euit11, rongii, ·F - - - ---:-- --:-wrlngor woeharo, • ahan. Hard woad flr-ood . for qulled, t300. Cell814·441· one. Call814· 441·31111 . Now M - m .. ~~eo 1189 ulo . '&14-742-2546 . • 1134. fumlohod apt. 3 1699, lompo, oloo buying 3 bedroom hou11 for ront. raoma • both. w11hor, cool lo woad IIOYoa. CaM Shotgun 12 go. flemington 1100· 3 borrello-1 olug. 30· No pet1 . Call 114-949 - dryer, air. Raf. • dopaoh. 814-448-31 59. Adulto. no pet a. Call 81430 Marlin-lover ectlon·klll 2 2424. 441-1519. daer-gaod 0111. Gun Cl· LAYNE' S FURNITURE binat. 814-742-2282 . ... utlful hiU-top, mauntei~ lodge otylo. country home Smell efflcltney opt. One Safoo and cholrof.lcod !rom 1- - - - - - - - - an 30 rural ecr... Stano oduit. 1 18 Stale St. Cell 128&. to 1885. lbloo, 150 Taking ardara far fire woad. and up to 1125. Hldo·a· lpectfv which ltngth. 130 a hlllth, cathedral calling, 614-448-3368 . . bodo.l390 . and up to truckliiod. Dellvorod within pluoh cerpetlng, 3 bod· roome. 1 ~ both. full bo. . 3 roome lo both llka now, ell 1510.. 10111 bodo 1145, I milo Hmlt. Daniel Henolor. mont . 1310. per month. Call now corpet, utlllt'" pertly llecllnllt'l, 1225. to 13711.. 814-849-2722. pold. Ref. lo dap. req. Cell Lempo fnlm 128. to 1126. 1- - -- : -- ----814· 742-21 1 I . 814-448-7876 . pc. dlnetlll from f108 ., to TONY'S GUN REPAIRS. 4311. 7 pc. 1119 ond up. hatdlprlblullng, elltypooof Unfurnlohed. 2 bedroom. nice and clean. Depooit Two bdr. fumiohod aport· Wood lebla with olx chain gunomlth worll. fut eorvlca. required. no lnoldo peto. mont with gorage. Adulu. 1285 to 1745. DHII 1110 304-875-41131 . No peta. 1221.00 pluo utili• up to 12211. Hutchn, 1610. 814-882-3090. bed complete with Warm Morning propane tloo. Cell 1114-448 -7721. mattreiooa, 12711. end up to hllttr whh blo-r 40,000 For · rent troller loll llld Ri.. roldo Apto. Middleport . 13111. Baby bodo. 1110. BTU firm 1300. 304-871haull etGaiNpallo Ferry. Special ratal for Senior Maitre-• or box opringo, 8373. D Troller Pork, 304-578 · Chlzono. 1130. Equal Haul· full or twlil. 183 .. firm, 173. 2144 aoll IVeningo. lng Oppartunitloa. 814-991 and 113. a - lila, 12211. 60 per cent offll Fleahlng 4 dr. chelto, 149. I dr. 1rraw ligno 1259111 Ughlld, HauH. lacoted. Rt. 1. Ohio 7721 . cheatl, •59. lid fremoo, non-arrow U47. Unllghlld River floed, Patter Creek Raid. Everette Schwartz, 2 bedroom ep1rtment1. 120.end 1211., 10 gun· Gun 1188. (F- lontr~l) SH Rt. 1 , Loculi Road, Point Now Hovon. WVo. Nowly coblnata. 1360. Goa or locolly. Limited quanlty . · ramadolod. In town . 814· -trlc ''"""" 13711. Baby Hurry I 1 (B00i423 · 01 83 , Ploeunt. W. Va, mottre-o. 125 • 138, bod anytime. 992-74e1. tramea 120. 1211, • 130, '- EHicilncv college, 15&.00 week utllitloo peld. phone One or two bedroom apart· king !rome 1110. Good Hloc· ~J3ht frHzor. 304-875304-171- 3100 or 875_- mente in Pomeroy. Fur- tlan . of bedroom .,iteo, nlllhad or unlurnlohed. Rent rockere , metel cabineta, 5109. negotiable. Call 814-982- hlodbaerdo 138 • up to Serloua about loelog lali. a723. · wolght7 Contact Gloria ..................... Groll, lit. 2 Box 282, 42 Mobile Homea ~bedroom -and floor opt. Ueed Furnlturo -- Metal letert, W. Va . 2&263, 304for Rent Tatel electric. Acrou from office daaka. 3 mlloo aut 982-3152. Pomeroy Flra Station. Call -vlllo Rd. ·opan 1om to 1- - - - - -- . , -- r 614.-992' 7314. lpm. Man. thru Sit. Remington M2, 30 .08 , FUJniohed. AC. ceblo,,naclty 814-4411-0322 U40 .00. Sprlnafleld 12 taxH balutlful rlv•vlow, ln Furnlolwd Aponmenl for . - - - - - - - - - gouge pump 11DO.OO. WinKane~ga. Footer'• Mabile ront, no chlldron. illvalloble GOOD UIEO APPLIANCES dow olr cand 180.00 . 304· Home Perk, 814-448· 1802. alter Oct.3. Call· 81 4-9t2· Walhlro, dryon, rofrlgero- 1711-2973 . 2749 . !Oro, rangoo. Skaaaa Ap2bdr. tufty tumlolied. air, pllencu, Uppor IITVer Rd. 42" enaw blade. utod onao, utilltloo peld, edu~o only. 2 br. apt. In Middleport baolde Stano Croat Motel. .1 80.00. Gar.., _ , opener call814-44a-4110. a~avo Dantlll'o Plzu. Ro- 814-448-7398 . UD .OO . Rotary far TV contly romadolod. Pertiollly 140.00. liltlhchalr 112.00 . 2 bdr, tum. or unlurn .• good turnlohed. Low utllltlu Day County Appliance, Inc . 304· 176·2309. . locetian, Security dopaolt •14-992·2381 . Nlght814· Good ueed appllonc.o and 1- - - -- -- -raqulrod. Cell I 1 4 -446 · 992-21109. TV Hit. Open BAM 10 ePM. Bony recolver with tumte· ---~----:----:- Man thru Sat. 814-448- bit, 18 In TV, 130.00 •ell, • •Iii • · 1 roam •partment for ront In 1888. 827 3rd. Avo. Galli· 304· 8711-4293. 12110 2 bdr. an Clark Racine . Call 814 -949 - polio, OH . 1- - - - - - - - - - : Chepel Rd with Iorge y.ord. 2234. Depaoit required. Porta Crib , baby bed . C.H 814·448· 3187 or 8 • Mollohan Fumlturo, Rl. 7, playpen , trelnlng chair, 2411-11223. APARTMENTS , mobile Konouga. 1 yr. 1rao flnence . phone 304·11711·3098. hameo, hau111. Pt. Ple11ant Call 814-448-7444. 8 pc. 1- = - - - - - - - - Mobllo homo for rent, 2 and Gelllpollo. 814-448· woad llvlngraom oulto Electric boat motor guide bldroamo an lulavlllt Rd. 8221 . •400. "'"' cant..OI. Captlin aoal 1210 pluo depallt. Cal1 for auto or van. 304-876a14-448·.t204. 2 br aportmoiuo In Hendar· Bunk bodo. vanity drlllllt' • 8471 . 10n. 304·175·1972. nool. Call814-448-30111. 25 Inch canoolo calor TV, In Tuppero Ploino. 1175. now picture tubo, Nko now, pluo utlltlol end dapoolt. 2 Middleport, 2 bedroom, fur· Whirlpool partible w1oher • bldroomo. Phone 614-&87· nlllhad opt, call 1· 304-882· dryor lull olzo copecity, axe. 1200.00. 304-8711-2337' 2588. oand. Call 814· 311-8736 . 3487. ' •nod. a..... •nk a• 1-------...--:- l------,---- 2 bedroom furriiahad mobile home. 171 depaoit requlled. Utllltloo portlolly paid. Phone 304-1711-81112 eftor I PM. 2 bedroom troller, Hud IP· poowd, ront nogotlablo. 304 8711·4088. Furnlohod 1 br ept, all Kenmare ha.t water tenk ' a utllhloolncl. Adu~o only. No month• old. Glbean refrlter· poll. Call after 4 :00 304· etor. 8 month• ald. Carpet 875· 3788 . with podding. 81'4-8823871. 2 br 4 ground floor ept. Downtown Pt. Plotaont. olae hide-a-bod, 304304-8111-3480. llf-3027. ' o..... 116 Building Suppll11 Building Motarlelo Black, brlclo, plp11, ~lndowa , llntolo, etc . Cleuda Wlnttr~, lllo Orondo, o. Cell814-241-15121. BuHdlng malerioll, i:onerett blacke an .... lentlll, flu blocllt, day tile. Delivery. Oalllpollo Black Ca.. Plno St.. Q .. llpab, Ohio Cell 814-448·2783 . 79- Motors ' Hames "' AG.'\INSTI'n- . 'o~.;< 1970 22 ft . Wlnnebega~ Completely eaW-contalned. t7,00D . Coli 614-949· 2234 . ' 1983 Hondo 0 ·y 110 three ' . ' ' 81 71 Autoa for Sale 77 Muatang new porto, • tlr01, now pelnt, oxcollont lhope, 12,000. Call 614· 256-8417 . 1970 Oldomabilo D8ita 88, 4 door, eutamotlc, PS, PB, runo good, work car. Clell14·24 -9594 or 814· 448-9747 . 12 week old 8•glo pupo,l - - - - - - - - -1211.00 ooch. 304-895· 1979 Buick Skyhewk, outa, 3811 . air; PS. PB, price reduced, mull 1111. Call 814-448· 4481 or 814-441 -3888. 67 Mu1ical 1978 VW Robbltt, auto, AC, Instruments reck lo pinion ataerlng, law 911 mlaor. 11 . 600. Cell 61 4-388· 81 44. Bond lnotrumenll good cand. Call814·4411·0840. 1967 F'"twoad Cedlllac Limoune, 3 Mltl. feir canWurlitur Spinet pieno, good d~lan, a 1 ,60D or boll offer. cand. Cell614-448·8~80·. Cell 814-448- 1197. · rod Splnii· Conoolo Plena Bar· 1 9 7 7 C 1 mar a, V 8 , gain. Wonted: lleapanlllblo AT ,PS ,PB, goad cand .. porty to take aver lew 11960 . Cell 814-448manthly poymanto on aplnet 4498. plana. Con bo-n lacally.I---:-:-- - - : - - : : - Writo Credit Manegor; P. 0 . 1978 Oldomabile Starflro. Box 33. Frledeno. Pe . 111&4J V-8, goad point, goad tlreo. Cell ., 4-448-0843. Peavoy Heritaso guhor amp, exc. cond., many extl'll 19n Cutloa Supremo PS, 1400. 304-675-1311 ' or PB, AC, crui11, 11tt. axe. 8711· 7138 ottllt' IS p;m. cand. Cell 814-448-8296 evoo . or 81 4·441·4872. & Canning poacheo now avail · able, Open 7 dlyo w•k, call far prieta u eupply io limited , 3D4· 773- 1121 . Bab'o Morllet, M11an. W. V a. f .Hill Supplli'S /', liVI!Si iil.h 61 Farm Eq~Jipment CROSSl SONS U.S . 35 Weat. Jackoon . Ohio. 814·2911· 8461 . Ma...y Fergueon, New Holland, Buoh H011 Saito lo Service. Ovllt' 40 uoad trec:tora to chooM from • complete line of nawlo ulod equip mont. Lerg11t eeloctlon in S.E. Ohio. 1983 Chavotte. ex. cand. Cell614· 2411-8243 oltor 8. 1978 Cutluo Supremo Brougham U.OOO .. Cell ef· tilt' a. 814-379-28811. - - - -- :----:-:1978 Chevy Camero AC, PS. PI, . AM-FM radio, tilt, goad oond. Call 814 -4488209. 1979 Ply. Salon 4 dr .. 11,200. 1980 Dido Omega 2 dr.. 11,860. Cell 814-448 81i83. 1987 Plymouth GTX, 440 mag., 4 apd., block, ·~.800 or tr.cle for 1m111 car of equ1l ~·iue. Cell 814· '146·8073. 1981 Chevy C.prlce dleoel, 2 door, Lendeu, ell the ""''"'· ox. cand . Call 614446-1431 . 71 Autos for Sale '72 Nova t400.00, U-heul trallor noo.oo or bath 1800.00. 304-87&-2285. 72 Trucks for Sele Ford ano ton dump truck. Good condition rune good eaking •1 ,800. Call after 5, 889-4014. ' 1 lao Doteun 200SX 5 apd .. 40,000 mi., 12,800. Cell 814-448-2897. 79 Chevy pickup-new point. 8 eyl .. 3 apd. SH at Hunt' • Goocory, Rt. 160, I 1. 700 owgotleblo. 1985 Chevy pickup tn~ck. P.S .; P.B .. V-6. Auto. 18900. Call 814 - 949 · 285D. 1970 Chevy 4x4 pickup. 180D. 814-991-4133. lntemaUonel H1rv11ter corn 1978 Trani Am fully pick••· CoR &14-378-2424 .. equipped . Call 814 -3889653. Madel 323 Now Ideo corn pickor, excellent condition. 1974 Mercury Marqulo, Celll14· 388·8184. high mlloogo, ox. cond. tfooo. Coli 814-24, . Combine A-Gioinor . 2 row, 9284. · 40 Inch with omell groin 1- --:-::-:----:::--:-:-::-:htod. Priced to 1111. Call 1978 Ford LTD . P.S .. P.B.. aHIIt' II p.m. 1114·587· Auto, A.C. t190D . Call 8101 ' 814-742-2739. 1-- ------- . ·n Bonneville, one owner, oxc cand. U ,OOO.OO. 304875-2337. -:,7::8:-:Do- t_eu_ n--:2-:80 :-:Z:-.-4-:1_ - d-:, ·Crolger mega, n - biHery, 58· 10 lb. Shooll. f35 . muffler tnd an1enna. Aun1 good, e~e.c . etlan, mutt IH 814-849-2017 . 12 , 696 . 00 . 304· 875 7123. 64 Hay & Grain •n VW, .I 1ODD . 304· 871· 2159 . ] r,III SIIIJ rl ~ l illll 73 Vans II 4W.D. 78 CJ-6, 69,000 orglnel mlleo. ex. cand .. 14,300. Coli 814-246-5874. 1981 Ford F-260 4x4, 37,000 mi., new rim1, m~~ke affor. Cl11814-379-2806 . 1976 Ford von saod cond .. 11 ,200. Cell 1114- 448· 4313. 1984 flam Chergar 318. 4 opaed . 14,000 milu . Smoked gluo , AM -FM clock radio. 614-949-3093. 74 Motorcycl11 1971 Super Glide Harley engine robuilt, ohoip. Call 614-448-0276 . 1982 Harley Oavidton Dreanr. C1ll 614-7422808. 71 Autoa for S~le TOP CASH peid far '80 model .,d newer und cera. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 E11tern Avo., Oalllpallo: Cell 81 4 ·448-2282. John boot for ale. Call 814-268-8417 . 1977 Hydra Sport Bau Boot, 150 hp Mercury ma· tar, trailer, 13,1100.00, good cond, 304-488· 1157. 76 Auto Parts & Acce110rias Chevrolet 306 anglno lo tranomloolon . Call 51 4 -441· 8528. wrecked loH front 71 Che· wile, 2 dr.. hardtop. Call 814-268-6836 ottor IPII!. Porto far 1111 1870 351 C engine, 4 barrell 1175. C-4 automatic tran•mitllon no. 304-875-3834. ' Twa new tlroo, E 79· 14, winter tr•d. an rim. 304· 882· 2470 . ' 83 Colobrlty, po, pb. ec, IIH 77 Alllo Repair wheel, crulll, 83,000 mlloo, · - - - - - ' - - ' - - 14,81&. 304· 8711-1084. 1911 Shoate 14 H. comper, 1986 Handa CRX, air. AM· ea11 cantlinod. -P• 8, FM 01111111, toke avor poy- 14211.00. 304-871·3834. manll, 304-871-3121 . 1983 Dod-go Shelby Cherger, 5 apeed. blue and oliver, AC, 28 ,000 mlloa. 18,200.00. Phone 304-982 228& . . 1878 Cutlell Supremo, 11,000 . 00. 304·871· 2949. I"-"T"'1' 7B Camping Equipment Huntllt'l 8 peclal J4 ft. 1177 A!Titricen Pilgrim travel tralfor, Cell SIIYI 304·175· 8048 or 871· 7818., 10 ~ "' ---~ "'C I D.and M. Cantroctoro. Vinyl tiding, replacement win· dowo, lnoulatlng, roofing, new end remodeUng, con· ·crote . Call304-~3-6131. Newahour ()]) Smlthoanlan World (CC) 'Where None Has Gone Before.' Several modern-day explorers, including pilots, astronomers and scientists, attempt J .ond ,L. lnatallatlan. Roof: , ' ;, • lng, vlnylaidlng,atorm door~ end wlndawo. Frae eatl, · ,• . motoo. Call814-992-2772. ,· > COLEMAN WATER WELL ' DRILLING Pump aol01, 11rvico. Reglo· tored In Ohio. .All work guaronteod. Call 304-273· 2B1, 1, Ravonowood; W. Vo . . to stretch new frontiers of liON'S Toltvloion Service. Hauu colla on RCA, Ouazor, GE . Speclallng In Zenith. · Call 304-578-2398 or 814448-2454. 8:15 9:00 perienced carpenter, electri·. . Ulod 380 John Deareloador 1987 ·c .mara. Original end whh hoe and ulod R-85 rollorad. 814-992 -6B22. Dhch Witch Trencher. 1· 1- - - : - : - : - - - - - - 814 -894· 7B42 or 894 · 1978 Corvette. Le11 than 6008 . ' 20,000 mlloo. Fully laeded. L-82 engine . T-tapoblock an Moving-mutt eel· 1981 Ya· 1311 Fergu10n farm trtctar, black. Cell 814-992-2635. moho 1211, 3 wheeler. 8142300 haura, goad cond, 9-6. 304· 982-3407 otter 8. · 742 · 2274 or 814· 992 · reedy for Ull, U .IOO.OO. 10.000 firm. 8280. Phone 304-578-2762. 1-:--::-::-: - - : - - - : - - - : 1978 Pontiac lillian Bo111 and wagon. 8 ft. truck toppers. 76 62 W•nted to Buy 614-986-2829 . Motol'l for Sale Billy llayoloaddlo, 16V;Inch equitetlcn 1111. Full oliver leclng end oilver conchoo. 2 yro. ald . Lookl n-. 814742-23B5 . rvs ~rre FI'JJII:I.'t, mJWfJ 11/F.A'~ m-1 I'M ATl'f.ACrl~ rentH. Loc•l referencel1 furnlthed . Free esdmatel. Cell calloct 1-814·237· 0488, dey or night. Ragafl BaHment W1terproofing. 1985 Ford Eocart, 4 opeed. apprax 19,000 mlleo, AM· FM COllett, 14,800.00 or will takoln trode older modal In r•d cand, 304· 937· 202 ' . Harley- Dovldoan Superglide. A· 1 ohepo, With ol· decor. 11 ,600. Con_., T & G Auto 11111 under Pomaray-Maoan bridge. 1984 Chevrolet Covellor Wonted II> buy : Woad or with lllllny added f11turea. wood • coal burnaro. Coli f& ,OOO. 8314-949-2890. 814-593-6831 . 1979 Fairmont. 14x70 with a 24x7 Tlpaut. 3 badraamo. 2 full betho, an rented lat. 63 Uve11ock Ex01l"nt condition. Clean. WitH or without AC. Coli Simmentol X Club Calveo. 614-992-2251 or 81 4 -112· . fled • block, aloa 3 yr. old 3859. Simmentai,bull, hoy far oale. _1_9_7_ 9_F~ ar-d_F_a_ lr_ m_ a_ nt-ota-t:-ion­ Cell814' 388' 8178 · wagon . Coli 814 -949 · 2368 . Rog. Margan hor11o, 1 llilllion, 1 ma10. Would lrodo lor goad camper. Call 614- 1978 Cutlo11, very saad ocind, 304-675-3119 . 379· 2616. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncandltlonolllfotlmo gua- Fetty TrH Trimming, itum_p removal . Call 304-675 · 1331 . '74 Ford Renger F 100, 48.000 mlleo. 302 V-8 . PB, PS , elr, AT, phone304· 8711· 30ts. a ' Home Improvements '80 Ford F100 Lariat Ronger, 68,000 mlloo, AC, cruloa, CB, AM-FM, tope, new point, 304-675-2130. 1979 Ford Granodo, nevy • blue, ox. cand.. 12200. 1981 OldoCutlaooSuprema 77 S-150 Ford Rengor, Brougham dltoel, loaded 40 ft . cam alovotar lo ollloge with ecc. , ox. cand. 18000. AM·FM, PS , oNding beck foodar wagon, each 1460. C. II 814-4411-3944 otter · Dlaa. good cand. Cell 30467&-n71. Call814-448-2198 . 5pm. Corn, 12.60 bu, 304-895 3498 . I 1110.00 . 304-876· 3761 or a14-446-2072. .. .. . us·eeoh. Call Fruit Vegetables ···- wheeler ,. exc cond, 0 Plgo tor ulo, 614-379-2411 . 68 II CII PM Megozlno ()] Caunohlp/Eddla'o Father 00 Spartocenter (]) Mory Tyler Moore (I) Entertainment Tonight (!) WhHI of Fortune II I]) Wheel of Fortune ' (I) SeCond City TV ()J Now• ()]) Mac Neil/ Lehrer Nowshaur CIIIIJ Divorce Court Jafferoona 7:30 I]) New Nowlywed Game ()] Pleete Don't Eet Daltlol . 00 Bollball'o Grealttt Hill (}) Sanford and Son (I) (I) Family Feud (!) Jeapordy (I) Nightly Buolnesa R•port ()J Wheel of Fortune CIIIIJ Price 11 flight 8 WKAP In Clnclnnotl 8:00 G CII (!J lnoldo Lack ()] Fllppor 00 PKA Full Contact Korell (]) MDVI E: 'Cradle Will Fall' (I) Ill (!21 lnoldero (C<;) II (I)® Stir Crozy Skip and Horryflnd jobses rapa men and become Involved with 1 murder. 160 min .) (I) MocNoii/ Lohror 7:0U ----------------~-~ · Drogonwynd Cettory Kenrial. CFA Hlmaleyan, Ponlen end Slemeao kltteno. AKC Chaw pupploo. Cell 446· 3844 after ?PM. Fllh Tonk ond Pet Shop, 2413 Jackoon Avenue, Paint Ploaoant, 304-175· 2083. Fllh, blrdo end mare. EVENING Farulo198BTroutwobd1ll , . H. aompllt'." 11 ,&DO. C~M. • . 814-448-4113. .• • 0 • IIINGLES'S SERVICE, ex- . clan, maaon, painter, roof· lng (lncludlnl hat tar , ·-. · eppllcatlonl 30 -875-2088 or 8711· 7388 . · · Starko· Troo and Lawn Ser· vlco. otump removol, 304- •• : 578· 2010. ' Rotery or coblo tool drilling.•, Malt wello camplotod 11me dey. Pump ••• end aorvlce. 304·8911-3102 Building an~ • ALLEY OOP IF WE'RE SUCKED INTO TH ' VORTEX, W E'VE HAD iT I . ,. I WIS H I WELL, TH EY SAV OIL STILLS TROUBLED KNEW .... H EV, WAIT! YJE1VE WATERS ••. ~ STILL. GOT HN.F OF THIS MAGIC OIL LEFT I ... AND WE' VE GOT NOTHit.l ' T'LOSE BV G IVI~ 1 IT A. TRYr 9:30 remodeling, 10:00 ()] Nowo (]) MOVIE: 'The Long Grey cel, fromlng , flooring, dry waN, bothraamo, kitchono, pointing end plumbing. 304875-2440. line' (I) Gl (!21 Arthur Holley's Hotel (CC) A woman from (90 min.) fJl Odd Couple IHBOI MOVIE: 'Once Upon A Time In America' (CC) !MAX] MOVIE: 'Country" 10:3D ()] To Be Announced ()]) Newowatch Iii) INN NIWI 11 :00 G ill (I) C!l D Cll ® Cll (D Now• ()] Men From U.N.C.L.E. ()]) Country Auction 811 Bon'!l Hill Show 1 1:30 II I]) lZJ But of Co roan • CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Car. Fourth and Pine Golllpo~o. Ohio Phone 814-448-3888 or •• • 81 4 -446-44 77 Tonight's guests are Joan JIM' S PLUMBING lo HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Ba• 355, Gelll· ' polio. Call814-367-0&78 . Embery, Will .Shriner end Mary Grass. tAl (80 min .) 00 SpartiCintor (I) Now Newlywed Gomo Ill (I) T.J. Hoakor Hooke r EJtcavating goel aftar a killer who mur- ders one of Hooker's old friendo. (60 min.) ([) Latonlght Amorico ()J Taxi . IIJ ABC Nowo Nighdino 811 One Step Beyond 11:45 [MAXI MOVIE: ' All of Me' iCC) 1 2:00 Cil Bill of Oraucha ID Mozda Sportolook (I) Entertainment Tonight ()J MOVIE: 'Goodbye Ageln' ()]) Stor Huotlor/Sign Off CII IIJ Eye on Hollywood 8Gunomoko • 12:30 • CII (!J Late Night with David Lonermon Ton ight's .. Oaod· 1 Excavating, bolomenta. footers. driveweya, Hptlc tanko. land~e~plng . Cell anytime 614 -448 · 4137, Jomoo L. Davloan, Jr. • owner. . • Daz11 Work land clearing, ltndacaplng. Itt;:. frH estimotu Call 814 -448-8038 or 814 -992 -71 18 anytime. DIP I MISS ANV JUICV GOSSIP WHilE J.A.R. Canotruction Ca .. Rutland . Oh . 81·4 -742 2903. Ba11monto, Footero, Cancroto work, Bockhao'o, Oazor lo Dltchor, Dump trucks, & wettr•QII·eewerolectrlcal llnoo. I WAS GONE LOWEEZV? guests are NBC News Cor· respondent Linda Ellerbee and comedian Steven ---------:-c-:-. .. 86 Gener•l Hauling - - - - - -'.. Jemu Boyl Weterr Servtce: : , Aloa paoli filled. Call 814- • . · 211& -1141 or 814-448 · · · · · · nn or 814-441 -7911 . • · · · ·- .. SNAKE!! Kln'o Water Service. Wtllo, cloterno, paola flllod . Phone 814-387-0823 ar814-3677741 night or dey. 1:00 YOU'~E NO~ING &U1' . A 1511':De!IRAIN, SNAKE~ Weugh'1 Water Se;vlce . Wello, clllorno, paola. F.aat. rollablo oarvjce. Call 814258 ·1240 Or 614-268 1 1 30. A11oonoble ratoo. Heul llmeotono. aond: gravol,dlrt, bulk or beg fertilizer and lima . Excoloiar Soil Warh Inc . 638 E. Main St .. Pomeroy. 61 4·982-3891 . .. -~ .. (II~ . '· 0 : 1:30 ' 2:00 THIN6 ABO~T IN THE DESERT.. ITU1:~~·~ ALWAI'S SOMETHIN6 E)(CITIN6 TO DO ... ONE Upholatery II • · M Furniture Manufa~­ turing, St. lit . 7 , Crown City, Oh. Call 814-2611470, aoll E... 814-4483438 . Old .lo now Uphallorod . ' . 'I .A ( i WHAT THE COUN'TE~I"I!.ITI£~ .A WANiet::'. [NABYRDJ rJ r J Now arr1ngo tlte circled lettoralo =~lteby~:::.:·;;o:_- 1 An•w""'"=r I I I 1 )"[ I I)" (Anlwefl tOfTlOfl'OW) Veetefda)''l Jumblel: MURKY BARON EXHORT RADIUS What a bridge pla~er has to team hOw to TAKE IT ON THE SHIN I Answer: do- ,· RIIHIE James Jacoby .- Sometimes wrong is right tl-1-11 NORTH +K 8 6 f .2 t A 10 3 + Q I098 2 By James Jacoby At a 1984 tournament in Austria, Jo- WEST EAST +AQ seph Pelikan, sitting East, made a re. +JI0 93 .KQ71 3 markable defensive play which seem~ tQ97 S2 to violate a principle bridge playe~ tJ4 +" A K7~ 3 +JI hold dear. South's jump overcall was of cours6 : SOUTH pre-emptive, and West 's double wa! + 7S 2 negative, asktng opener to bid again. .AJi09 6 S t "K 8 6, With length in hearts and a soun~ +s opening, East dec(ded to sit out the :double and try to collect a penalty. A Vulnerable: Neithe r good objective, but look how tough II Dealer: East was for the defense to beat the West North Eut contract. I t Alter the c lub king opening lead, Pass Pa" West switched to the jack of diamonds. Dbl. Declarer won the king, and played ace " and jack of hear1s. East took lhe queen . Opening lead: • K · and returned a club. South ruffed and played the I 0 of hearts, won by East's king . Note the variations now a vail- 1---------~---' able. East could get out wilh his last .• heart, but now declarer would duck a spade Into East, who would, have l~ er took th~ king, he e ventually bad to • lead into dummy's A-10 of d1amondS go set a tnck. Pe rhaps the most InterThe same result would occur if East esting point is that the defense would .. played a diamond bac k; By playing do belli if West led a low diamood at ::!. low spade from dummy, declaret trick two. Now the 01ne lrom Eut ~ ­ would Ioree the A·Q to beat the air . would force the king, and dtamondl ... . Violating a basic defensive prind- could safely be . continued by the de- . , pie was the answer. 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DICXTRACY Wednesday, October 9; 1986 61 Houaehald Goods . 66 B~,tlldlng S"'PP.IIea LAFF-A-DAY 32 Mabile Home• far Sale Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ., ,, .' ~tr"ld' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Illustrate 5 Jumble 9 Citrus fruit 10 Son of ,Jacob 12 Seed coating 13 H. .' ... 42 Watc h over DOWN I Dross 2 Employ 3 Exclude 4 Healthy ~ Cele rity 6 Snake 7 Mock ··sere nade 8 Proclaimed VP II!Jlbilions 14 Beat it! II Bring bac k 16 Duct 1 IS One way to ( Riol.) spell 10 17 Actress Across Sa11dra 15 Fragrance 18 High ( mus.) 19 480 B.C. 19 Sensing battl~ device 20 Cop1ed 23 Church calendar 24 "Toujours 1'- " 25 Actress Garson 26 Like it or - it 27 Quit a gro up 28 Muhammad '' " , Yesterday I Anllwe r Zl Appoint ZZ Take a meal 23 Killer whale 25 Classy guy 27 Levantlne ketch 29 Undls · l'emlng 32 E xude 33 Teas. 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Inc ' . • �-----------·--------------- - - ·-----------, ·Page- .. ·The Daily Sentinel iiiiiiiiiiiii.iiii~~~~·~Oict~ober 9, 1985 oung • upset wmner McARTHUR - Vinton Cou nty scored a safety on the final play of the game to score an upset 8-6 win over Meigs in reserve grid action here Monday. Tied at 6-6 and the Little Marauders pinned Inside their five yard line, tailback Wes Howard was trapped in the E!ld zone for the two-point safety as time ran rut. Meigs completely dominated play, but lost the ball a woopplng 10 times due to fumbles including five inside the VInton Coonty live yard line. A fumble also led to Vinton County's only 10uchdown. The Little Vikings, who mounted ooly three first downs and two of those carne as a result of pemiltles, pushed across the goalline In the second quarter after Meigs had fumbled at their own one loot Une. Minutes earlier, Meigs had fumbled away a punt at their own ro. With the aid of a facemask penalty, Vinton County drove to the Meigs four but was held on downs. The Little Marauders then fumbled again with Vinton County taking over on the one foot line. Meigs carne back to tie the game In the fourth quarter when Howard scored !rom a yard out. Howard was stopped short on the two-pmt ~>x1ra point attempt. . We Reserve The Right Jo limit Quantities STORt HOURS"" Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM · 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY; {)H. ,I • enttne PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAtURDAY, OCT. 12, 1985 Vol .36. No.126 Copyrighted 1986 .Chicken •••••••••••~ ••••• FRESH PORK BUTT · $-~ ·09 Steaks/Roast....... 1 · U.S.D.A. CHOICE _ BONELES~ $ 69 1 Chuck Roast •••••••• 1 I t - LB. \ 1 $1 . 0 9 Ground Chuck ••••• LB. 12 PME · RT3~ WEST IMGAIN IIATIMEES SAT & SUN ALL SEATS $1.25 EVERY TUESOAY PIG. $ HILLSHIRE FARM SMOKED 99 Sausage ••••••••• ~.... 1 BL~E BONNET .SP.RED . . Margar1ne .....~~.lu:•• Newapaper SaiH, 733 Third Avenue. New York, New York 10017. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to '1be Dally· Sentinel, lll Court St .. Pomeroy, Ohio 4571!1. SUBSCKJPTION RATES 87 Carrier or Motor Reute One Week ............................. :..... $1 .10 One Month ........... ........... .... .......14.110 One Year ....... , ........................ 157.20 SINGLE COP\' PRICE area. Columbia Gas mus·t fonn new board The two-acre Twin City Shrine Club Park was presented to the VlllageofRaclneduringthlsweek's Racine VIllage Council meeting. Ralph Webb, representing the shrine club, presented the deed to the park to the vlllage for further development. In action related to the gift, council approved the submission of a community development block grant application to the Meigs County Commissioners for a grant which would be used to acqulrevarlousltemstobelnstalled as playground equipment at the site. The grant application Is under $6,<XXl. Councll · hired Frank Houser, . f{utland, to cutdown four trees that driven. Councllvotedtoholdtrlckortreat night on Oct. 31 jw!th the siren to blow to mark the time structure of 5:30 to 7 p.m. Parentsarecauttoned to supervise their chlldren and residents who want to treat are to tum an their porch lights. The marshal was directed to check on unlicensed vehicles which areparkedonandlongtownstreets. Mayor Pyles appointed Carroll Teaford, Bob Beegle, Ivan Powell and Jane Beegle to served on the Shrine Park Board to prepare a list of Items that need attention or development at.the park since It Is ONE OF TEN APPLICANTS- Oranae ToWDI!Np truck from the Middleport VFD. Firemen pictured now the property rf. the town. Volumeer Flre Deparimellt Is - ·ollen local poops wllh lbe outdated pumper are, Jell to rig!&, IIAln Letters were sent to Bill Caa~rt and " ~ hopmr; lor a likare of U. year's Cornmwlly Lo8car, In cab, ChleiiiAlaer WUHord, lamar Lyons, ~JlOSIIIO ' fllnlaUod:t\e-IJlei!tlitg , .:• Duke < Berltt tl!III!!Qng .u,m .for · ·lleYeiOpment llloc:k Qrllllt tundlnglhroogh lhe Mell!'l and Joe Buda1111an, lit rear. TWo ' 'lllber' _!Jbu!Q room attheparkandvoted tppayfor cleanup work caMed out. A thank County Commlsllloners. Onoae ToWlllblp VFD baa vohmleer fire deparlrnents, Rutland and Scipio, have the cleaning and painting of the you note was sent to Dan Smith for requested SSI,OOO 1A1 replace this 195ll lnlernatlonal appUed lor CDBG funding. Interior of the water tank with his services In selling the old rescue pumper ltuck wllll a newer model punper, possibly a federal revenue sharing money. van. Councll tabled any street light Doug Rees, representing the fire aetlon Wltll alter the Nov. 5 election department, reported that the !Ire and fund transfers were approved .. chief and another firemen were at a Coonell authorized a letterio be sent pumptral'nlngsess!onlnlndlanopo- to the budget commission request· ljs where they wUJ learn how to ing an amended certificate so that . Ten applications totaling persons, aid In the prevention or (former state roadside park!; operate and maintain the pump on a council can appropriate moneys $160,514.61 are In the running lor elimination of slums and blight, or Lebanon Township, $21,785.95 to new $9'/,<XXl fire truck thai Is to be thathavebeenrecelvedrutwerenot Community Development Block meet an urgent need of the pave Barringer Ridge Rd.; Pome· roy Vlllage, Sli,!XXJ to help fund a delivered In December. DUs Moun- anticipated when the 1985 rudget Grant funding through the Meigs community. talneer, Ravenswood, and FMC are was passed. Roofing materials were County Commissioners. This year's applicants Include major slip repair on Union Ave.; playlng thf!lremen'sexpensetothe purchased for the shrine park Meigs. County Is eligible for Middleport VIllage, $10,1XXJ to lm· Orange Township Volunteer Fire bullding and Carroll Teaford wUJ $103,400 of fiscal year 19Ri CDOCi prove the Dave Diles Park; Scipio Department, $al,!XXJ lor a newer school. Glenn Rizer, streel commls· work on the roof. A complaint on funding, providing the county meets Volunteer Fire Department, $al,ml model pumper truck. ApPlications must now be re· stoner, reported 22 loads of trash odor from the sewer system along applicable program requirements. for a fire truck; Rutland Village, were hauled to the landfill and on 'Route 124 wlll be referred to the A maximum of eight projects could $17,340 to pave an area frotn Main St. viewed by commissioners and the to the corporation llmlts on New Buckeye Huts-Hocking Valley Regenera1111alntenance work around county . health department and the be funded. the town. Mayor Charles Pyles was EPA. Council authorized the pur· The CDBG program can fund Lima Rd .; Rutland Fire Oeparl· gional Development Dlslrlct 'to authorized to contact the vll!age chase of asphalt for chipping and such activities as economic develop- men!, $18,439 for updated flreflght· delerrnine eligibility. 1be final solicitor in regard to preparing an sealing streets and approved that ment projects, street, water supply, lng and communications equip· grant package must be submitted to ordinance requiring refuse haulers bUling-collectlng agent Beverly drainage and sanitary sewer Im- ment; Racine VIllage, $5,952.66 to the Ohio Department of DevelopImprove Shrtner's Park which has ment by October 31 . Ill obtal'n a village permit before Moore is to be accountable to the provements, park acquisition and A second public hearing date for picking up trash within the vUJage. clerk-treasurer because of handling lmprovPment.S, demolition of un- been donated to the village; grant applicants has been scheduled The pollee report for September of vll!age money. Coone II recessed safe structures, and rehabilitation Salisbury Township, $9,997 to pave showed 10 arrested, the collec.tlon of until 7 p.m. on Oct. 21 and that of housing and neighborhood facili- Naylor's Run HUJ; Syracuse VII· for 1 p.m. October 23 at the $43lln bonds, 25 calls, one accident. meeting wUl be held In the shrine ties. Activities must be designed to !age, $1 ,<XXl for Improvements to the courthouse. At that time, the eligible seven complaints and 444 miles club park building. benefit low and moderate Income Syracuse Community Picnic Park projects wUI be announced. $ COLUMBUS (UP!) - A Public Utilities Commission of Ohlo'i ruling ordering CoiUillbla Gas ol · Ohio to form a new board of directors has drawn praise from a former PUCO chairman and CI•Itlclsm from a state senator Involved in utility regulation. Henry Eckhart, who left the PUCO as Its chairman In 1973, sata Wednesday he was pleased with the ruling . "I think It Is great. It will shake them up a bltand show them that the public ut!lltles commission means business. "I've been saying for years that Columbia' Gas of Ohio has been a.ctlng as a puppet of Columbia Gas Transmission because Columbia Transmission Is the only stock..holdel:- .ol-.,Calumbla of Ohio," 'Eckhart said. But State Sen. Robert Ney, R-BarnesvUie, vice chairman oft he Senate Energy, Natural Resources and Envlmnrnent Committee, said part of the tullng was an Intrusion Into the Internal affairs of a private company . In an unprecedented move Tuesday, the PUCO ordered Columbia Gas rf. Ohio to form a new board of directors because commissioners believed the utU!ty has moved too slowly to find cheaper supplies of natural gas. The agency also ordered the company to find less expensive gas supplies from companies not at!UIated with Columbia Gas Transmission Corp. The utUity was given Wltll Nov. 8 to present a plan that wUl meet the terms of the PUCO order. The order followed a commission Investigation Into the company's gas purchase practices between .June 1, 1983 and May 31, 1984. The commission found I he practices to .be "Imprudent" because the-com. pany failed to buy the cheapest gas available. 49 2°/o Milk •••••••~A;..... · · 1 Publl.1hed every afternOOn . Monday through Friday, 111 Court St ., PomProy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pu b· I United Press International, Member: Inland Dally Press Association and the Ohio Newspaper Assocl~tlon . National Advertising RepreBentaUve. Branham ; Phil Roberts, county engineer, and Ted Warner, highway superintendent, reported that paving on Painter Ridge has been finished, and paving on County Rd. 1B is nearly completed. Roberts also reported that repair of a drainage problem at the county Infirmary is underway. Coll)rnissloners requested an executive session with Roberts and Warner to discuss personnel problems within the county highway department. The closed door session lasted about a half hour. $ MOUNT VERNON (USPS 115-HII) A Division of Multimedia, Inc. llshlng Company /Multimedia, Inc., Pomerey, Ohio 45769, Ph . !m·2156. Se· cond class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. at $2 and $10 respectively, until such a time, the commissioners said, thatamethodcan be developed to enforce that all dog owners buy 'ucenses. In other business, the board approved Interdepartmental transfers of $1,680.95 for the sheriffs department, $400 for county court, and $1,229.83 for the Soil and Water Conservation District. The board also approved a request from Darrell Cozart to haul one weekly load of trash to the Meigs County LandllD from the Tuppers Plains-Chester Block grant funding sought (. ; Bananas ••••.•••~•••..•• 29 The Daily Sentinel per day boarding fee, must be paid before a dog can be released to an owner. CNmers will have 10 days maximum to pay the reclaim and boarding fees. The adoption fee will be charged to Individuals who want toadoptadogfora pet. Thlsfeewlllbe charged in addition to the fee for a license. Thesemustalso bepald before a dog can be released. The board hopes enactment rf. these fees w1ll aid In making the shelter self->utflclent. The dog llcense and kennelllcense fees will remain Two-acre park deeded.to Racine oz. 59< W·1eners ••••••••••••••••• , -446··524 Addlllonal fees to help generate revenue to operate the Meigs County Dog Shelter have been adopted by the Meigs County Commissioners. The board moved Wednesday to enact a $4 reclaim fee, a 50 cent per day boarding fee, and a $2 adoption . ' tee. The )'Tlotlon· to enact the fees was made by Commissioner Manning Roush. Thefeeswereenacted In accordance with state law. The reclaim fee wtll be charged to dog owners who reclaim animals which have been picked up by the warden as straysornutsances.Thls!ee, plusthe50cent GRADE AWHOLE KY. BORDER 53t1ACKSON 2 Soctiona, 1 6 Pagel 26 Conti A Multimedie Inc. NeWIPIPflr Pomttroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, October 10, 1986 Com1nission adopts dog shelter fees Two Meigs runners place high in.meets Meigs ace cross country runners Rex Haggy and Wendt Kloes led the Marauders to outstanding perlor· rnances In recent meets. At Alex· ander, Haggy led the Meigs team to a second place finish among 16 schools. His teammates were close behind as Joey Snyder was 11th, Chris Shll{lk, 14th, and Chris Kennedy 17th. Kloes was the winner In the girls' race. Later at Ga!Upolis, Haggy fin· 1shed sixth among 104 varsity runners while Kloes was 21st among 70 lady runners. Brian Gibbs was 15th among 65 runners In the junior varsity race. Haggy was also Impressive In the Rio Grande Invitational. Meigs will compete In the TVC meet at Alexander Oct. 15. Dlstrlet competit ton is selfor Oct. 19 In Athens.' ---,---·-..-----;--~·. FLAVORITE REAL · · JENO'S FROZEN Choc. 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STARICIST " CHUNK TUNA 61/2 oz. 59< Limit I Ptr Customor Goes! Only At Powofl' s Offlr bplros Ckt. 12, 1915 · SHURFINE SUGAR :A~· $139·· limit I Ptr Customer Good Only At Powoll'• Olhr bpires Od. 12, 1985 CARNAnON HOT COCOA MIX • •• 12 ENY. $1 09 •• •• • • , Unitt j ' " Customor Good Only At Powoll's Offer bplras Oct 12, 1915 EAS'IERN' HOMECoMING CANDIDATES 'lbree senlon have been selected 1111 homecomiDg queen canclldales one of lbem will be crowned during halftime ceremonlel Friday at lbe F.lemSoulhwestern game. 1be candldalei Ulldlng allhe front, 1tAl JiKbl, are Veronica Provo, Terri Stout,lllld and ·, ' . Tlicla Sam& With lite IJ'OUP are lhe ~ alleudanls lor the Frldq ~ _l'ltey are, secondrow,IIAir;ToD.YaSavoy,junloraltendllllt;.t\m.Y Coallolly, 80pbomore; third row, Kendi Ult, lr8hmllll; Angle Chapman, ~ grade, and at lite top Is Am.Y Meager, !le\'enih grade .atendlllll. sotmiERN HOMECOMING 't:ANDIDATE'! Four Southern Wgh School senior glJt! have been IIIUI1ed candldales for laomecomlDJ lJ!eell. The queen will be crowned during halfibne actlvltlee of Friday IIIII''• Southern-Kypr Creek pane. 'l1le cant'ld•teo, frml, I tor, are Kelly Rizer, daughter of Mrs. Nonnpt Rizer, Raclae; Mandy Hlll, daughter of Mrs. Reta ' IDU, Ld!ll'l; !lbet"'!!lll Bing, daughter of Judy and Ernje JJing, Racl~. aDd Lori Adains, daughter <I Mr. and ~ Bob Campbell, Racine. Serving as alleudanta to lbe queen and her oourt will be lite undei'Classnen, back row, I to rlghl, Beclcy Evans, freshman; , ~ Junior. · IUD, 80phomore, and Lepia Hart, . I' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 9, 1985 bush friend meadwos roach