http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e16b5116b39f0019de05a79f9ae0a667.pdf 0540bdff0e3c23fb7635c3e6880bdd9b PDF Text Text Why be Baptized? Unwanted child School fair ·winners . , 7 ' • e . a1 y • ~nt1ne Meigs bOard hires additional · football coaches Vol.34, No,98 Copyolglthld 1884 on Meeting With 'the board on the matter were Head · Football Coach Charles Chancey, James Miller and Fenton Taylor, principal and assistant prlnlclpal, . respectively, ot the high school, Additions to the staff after a point were agalrist the recommendations of District Superintendent Dan c. Mon18. tlowever, ~afterapprovlngsorneaddltlons to the football coaching staff, the board met tn · . executive sess!on then approved other additions. Coach Chancey addressed the board on the juntnr •high schooL proQram and suggested that coaching Now Available in all Area Kroger Stores! • litis guaOGnloo oppNello K - or-O<Oble ftlmand lovolld Mondaylhrv lltunday ON.Yl (W-tndand Holiday GVAIIANTIID IIAVICI: Y- prtnt ftlm must bo glvwn to ... Cenlolr ... daly "pick-up ftme•. By LEE ANN WELCH OVPStaff • Creatures "deserve the same consideration we want for ourselves," John Hoyt told a group of animal welfare league members In Gallipolis Thursday night. Hoyt, president of the Humane Society of the United States, and . tanner MeigS County resident, was tn town to pick up his daughter Karen at Rio Grande College and Community College where she recently graduated. . The former nltnlster preached whUe In college at Rio Grande, wwhere he retelved a doctor ()! diVIrilty &!riiee, aild'wu puloril.g 1n Fort Wayne Ind. when he decided Oli a cilreer change In 1970. That change ·was the United ·States ~umane Society, of which he has been Jllesldent'l4 years. · Animal welfare and protection lmplytaktngthelillllatlveotactlvlty and duly ot humans tn watching out . tor a species which cannot tend for • -•I• natguaoan-) I'OR KROGER PHOTO CENTER for aU film, flash and photofinishing needs. . _______ 12 EXPOSURE ~ developed. prt~ ' 99C I I I I I I I I I L 15 EXPOSURE . developed 6 printed $1!! per roll 110,126,131 Does not apply to Jlro.Shot coupon must occompany ord•r good thru Stpt. I, 19U. ---------.----, .. ------------ DISC Does not apply to Pro-Shot ~ • • 24 EXPOSURE 36 EXPOSURE ctev.loped • prlnllld i$299 ! ~ ___________T coupon must eccoonpony order good thru Sept. I , 19U p --------- --------developed 6 printed I ;~ I I .I I I I I I per ro11 110, 126, 131 Does not apply to Pro-Shot coupo11 must accom,.ny orcler ..-4 "'"' Sept•• • ,,.. ·------------- $3!! 131 Does not apply to Pro-Shot .. ------------ '. 2 Sltctlons, 1 2 Pages 26 Centa A Multlmedlolnc . Now.-per . aides be appointed rather than creating new Coaching positions. Chancey laid that therearequaUfled people wllltng to help with the football ~at a salary ot . $1ayearwhlchtheyWOUldretuinsotheplanwouldnOt really cost the district any money. He pointed out that the junior high football program · has Ill boys participating this tall. He suggested that there be five people handling their tnllntng - a head coach, two others to work with eighth graders and two others to , work.wlth seventh graders. Chancey said tliat he felt the appolnbnent of aides does not violate the negotiated contract With the Meigs Local Teachers Association. . However, Supt. Dan Morris said U new posltlons were created they wruld end up being either under the Meigs Local Teachers Assodatlon or under the dlstrlct's chapter of the Ohio Association of PubUc School Employes. - reconunendatlon and also had agreed to hire an Taylor said that he has given l8 yearsto the football assistant varsity roach, apparently to make the fourth proQram and said he oould not Wlderstand why people member of the varsity coaching staff as provided who are wiiiJng to donate .their services to help the Under the negotiated contract The four members of f(IC)Iba!l tralnlngprogram cannotdoso. The discussion · the junior high school staff With the tlfth yet to be brought out also that the contract with local teachers named are Jesse Vale, Carson Crow, Eason, and provtq!s for four members on the varsity coaching. Frederick Blaettnar, staff but a replacement was not named several years Crow and Eason were hired during the open sessiOn agowl)en John Bentley resigned from thepr!lgrarn. after the board passed a resolution stating that Ute Hire two coadlell positions of junior high f(IC)Iball coach ;md reserve Upon the recommendation ot Supt. Morris, the girls' volleyball roach were offered to employes of the board did employ Crow and Robbie Eason as district. who have a certltlcate, however, no such junior high football coaches, the Position for Eason employes had accepted tlie positions. The resolution being newly created by the actloJL also stated that the positions had been advertised as Following the executive session, It was reported that .being avaUable to Individuals with a certlflcate not the board had unanimously voted to hire a fifth junior employed by the board. high coach tbere'by following Coach Chancey's . ( Contln~ed on page 12) Carson Animals·deserve . consideration says ex-Meigs minister Visit your ~ were sesaloil. GUARANTEED QUALITY You get your pictures back when promised or they're •••••••• SeucloneiStalf Writer the football coaching staff approved ThlU'Sday afternoon when the Meigs Local SchOol Dlstiict Bo8nl of Education met 1n special EVERYDAY LOW PRICES • Pomeroy..,...Middleport. Ohio. Friday, August 31, 1984 By BOB HOEFLICH Addltlpns to • ~~. lie~da~tely I I , coupoe mull occompany order "'""'"' ·'· ,,.. For the Best of Everything including Photofinishing ... Go Krogering! 00 guests fnnl giwp& tn GaWa, Meigs, Mason and Scioto counties. "Animal welfare sprang up around the slaughterhouses and packaging plants," HoYt said - the conditions 1n which animals were kept and kWed. "The question ot animal welfare and rights will raise hard and dlfttcult fundarnentalquestlons, and people wW have to examine their attitudes," Hoyt said. Overpopuladon prObml One ot the blggl'st problems, Hoyt said, Is With-domestic antn181s do£11 and cats - q.nd their OVeJ:llOPIIatlon. "There are far too I118I1Y to be adequately accommodated tn homes ln this coun(ry. In the United States, animal shelters and control centers are obllgl!d to ''euthlllll1e- no, kllll3~ mllilon cats and do£11 yearly," Hoyt . saki, noting the tndlscr1mlnate breEding ot dOmestiC 8111mals. ''We are not pet stores or adoption a&elldes, we are the humane Murder · allegations denied LOGAN, Ohio (AP) -The man society," he added In ~areas, animals are bredforpetstoresorfor sate to bio-medical research centers. · Three things are needed to help control thlsoverpopiliatlon ofanlm· a1s - legtslatlon, education and named In court aftldavlts as a sterOizatlon. "We need goOd animal rontrol laws," strong leash laws and l!censing, and then enforcement of them, he said. ' Communities and local governments are finding enacbnent and enforcement · of laws are less expensive. In the long nm than deattng with the ~pulatlon ot dopaiidCats.' ~~~ . " --Next, )li!Oplemust bernaile aware .of_the conrems ot .the HSUS. and - Hoyt ooted a ~ program on public te1ev1son and his- travels around the countrY talking to groups. On Weilnesday, Hoyt addressed the GreyhoWid Dog Racing ammission. trying to explain to them why the Humane Society ot the United States doesn't like racing . · PwpJseoftheanlmal'sexploltatlon must be examined, Hoyt said, noting tra1n1ng the race dogs Involves live baltand25,0lldogSare bred yearly for ractng, of which 50 percentarekllledhecausearen'tcut out for racing. S&ertllzatloD llllplllt8M SterWzation ot animals 1n the shelters adopted out Is !Jnportant, Hoyt said. Every anlrilal adopted out wW come back six times later through breeding and each wm comeback thesameway,maktnga cycle. · Sane shelters have contracts In adoption, requlrtng the new owner to sterilize the animal, and recently oneownerwastlnedformt honoring the agreement Hoyj; also mentioned a chemlc;al sterlll!atlonformaledogswhlchhas been researched and tes181, results d which lie on the desks of the Food and Drug Admlnlstralon for the last six )ftr5 walt:Jna app1JIIIII. - ENDORSES REAGAN AND BUSH - Tearrwters Presldenl JIICide Pl er, left, shows a pile of pt uldeallal preference baiiGC8 from the un1oa to VIce - Presldenl G,eor1e lluab 'l1tarsda,y llllhtln Coltmbu& bet.e amiOIIJicln& the u .miiii!D member organJzallon wm ~ Presldenl Beapn for reeledon. Man at rigllt Is tmldentlfled. (AP Laaerphoto). Teamsters ·endorse Reagan COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) _: It was a "very, very greatful" VIce Presklent Georgf! Bush who made a · hastily lll"l'8llged t11p Ohio to thank the International BrotherIIQOd of Teamsters for endorsing President Reagan's re-election. But RepubJlcans as well as Democrats aclmowiedged that capturing the support ot union leaders would not necessarilY mean "voleS 1n November from the rank-and-tile. Bush, praised by International President Jackie Presser as "a friend of the Teamsteni (who has) welcomed us·to his home," said the backlnewas slgnUicant because the union polled Its members before the 20-mernber l!lU!CUtlve, bOard made the choice official. "I really think this whole question ot when yUt sample the inernhershlp, get back a broad sample, and (then) the leadenblp endorsmlmt, means a great deal," Bush saki. "I had lunch with the president ... It means a great deal to hlrn that this largest union In the tree world ... to stands with us." I · The union said a presidential pretermce poll showed 53.6 percent favored Reagan, 43.3 percent Hked Walter Mondale and 3.1 percent were undi!Clded. About 25,!XX1ot the ballots sent to 1.7mllllon Teamsters members were returned. Secorld-tenn support from the Tharnsterscameasnosurprlse. The Independent union enlklrsed the Republican ticket ln 1900. The AFL-<l0and1Il06toflts00afflllated unions support Mondale. "Inl900 you endorsed us.llmow It may gall Lane Kirkland .(AFl.-<lO piTesldent), but mllllons of union members voted tor us," Bush said. Republicans, counting on Reagan's ability to agatn capture blue-rollar votes despite AFl.-<lO opposition, concede the Teamsters vote wm be spllt. "I don't thtnk anybody In this day and age can dellver anybndy's vote. I don't carewho It Is, polltical leader, labor leader, business leader,'' said Robert Hughes, Cuyahoga CountY Republican Party chairman. "(BUt) theAFL-<lOispromotlng the idea that Reagan Is anti-labor, anti-working man. When you get an endorsement out of the Teamsters ... I think It gives you an aura that there are labor unions that are for the president," Hughes said. George Schofield, a retired Teamster from Canton, didn't vote tn the union poll and hasn't decided which candldaie lie'll support. SchofieldsaldReagan'smasstirtng of striking air traffic controllers "didn 't sit well with meat all." Cuyahoga County Conunlssloner Tim Hagan, a leader In Mondale' s Ohio campaign, said the union action should not be underestimated but doubted It would affect the outcome tn the state. Similarly Bush said the administration had inade no deal with the Teamsters over their demand for the ouster ot Donale L. Dotson as chairman of the National Labor Relations Board. possible suspect tn the mutilation· slaylngs of a young Logan couple two years ago has denied the allegations. Attorneys for Dale N. Johnston, sentenced to death for killing his leen·age stepdaughter and her fiance, filed the affidavits, which state that another man had previously ljllPUbllclzed lnfotn;~ation about the slaylngs. Attorneys Robert Suhr and Tom 'JYack filed the affidavits Wednesday 1n Hocking County Common Pleas Court as part ofthelre1forts 19 111!18 new trial f~Jolmston.o ' Suhr said the atfldavlis, signed by JWandDall Wolfrey of Dublin, state they previously employed Kevtn "Tex" Myers atananlniatpark they once operated In Hocking County. The attldavlts relate their contact with Myers and alleged ronversatloJis With him before and at about the time that Annette Cooper, 18, and Todd Schultz, 19, were slatn ln October 1982. . Suhrsald Mrs. WolfreY's affidavit states that Myers told her the couple was sla1n with a .22-callber weapon before·that Information was made p.1bllc. Myers, employed at a market tn Rockbridge, denied any Involvement In the case. He said allegations posed by the Wolfreys stem fl:om a disagreement over money owed him when he quit W9rklng for tlie!Tl· , Investigators for Hocking County Prosecutor Christopher Veldt searched Myers' car Wednesday, . but special Investigator James E, : Thompson dented It was part of an official investigation. Myers· watched the search. Veldt said Investigators satlstled thelnsetves in their original investigation that Myers was not involved.· The prosecutor said he would: respond to the affidavits today. The Woltreys stated in their affidavits that they contacted HockIng County Sheriff Jlm Jones and asked him to talk to Myers but that the sheriff was skeptical, saying the man ''Was incapable of such an act (murder) ." NEA endorsement goes to Mondale ,,,' '•,i '• I ' ' I '· t .. . 'I ....... .. ' •' ' fl ~·\ WASHINGI'ON (AP) - The governing body, Its Representative and trY to pass tuition tax credits, 1.7-rnlllkln member National Edu- A.saembly. Theyesornoquestlonoo vouchers and other measures that . catlcn Allsoclatlcn endorsed Demolite ballot was whether to endorse would undermine the publlc crat Walter F. Molldale for presi- Mondale, and ot the 5,754 who schools," saldNEAPresldentMary . dent today, claiming President returned bBIIots, 88 percent voted Hatwood Futrell. yes, NEA said. "We've been .fighting this attack Re!lean. If~. would "undermine the public schools." The NEA endorsed Mondale · for four long years. Now we say, 1be teachers' union said. the during the primaries alter hearlng enoogh." endorsl!rnent meant that "thou: ·from him and his opponents tor the She said Mondale and his running ,sanrls ot teachers wW be rnoblllze<l Democratic nomination. In lsal, It mate, Geraldine Ferraro, "are to get behind the Mondale endorsed then-President Jimmy cmunltted to equlty and excellence candidacy." Carter. · tn. education, to . Improving the The endorsement fotlowl!d a "President Reagan has already quality of life tor all Amer1cans and secret man ballot urtOt& the nearly saldthatlfre-electedhewWresurne tosecurtngworldpeace." 7,!XXI members ot the aR!!octatlon's ·his effort slash education fUnding !0' NAMED IN AFFIDAvrrKevm "'l'ex" Myers, shown In Logan Wedne.day by llle lawy- : ers ol Dale Jolnion, Joltns&on , waa llmiVIcied of llle llllll'ller!l of : his ~ 111111 her lltutce last JIIIIWil')'. (API mlllhoto ), �' ' Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Fridlty, August 31. 1984 Comntentmey Ill Court Street Pomeroy; Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERF.l!TS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ·~ ~~ r-r>....J._..,..,........... ~..... 'q!v ROBE RT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH General Manager Assistant Publisher/Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Ne\Vs Editor A ME MBE R of The Associated P ress, Inland DaUy P ress Assocla· lion and the American News paper Publishers Asaoclatlon. LEI'TERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be leu than 300 words long. All letten are subj_ect to editing and must be slp1ed'wlth name, address and telephone number. No UDIIIgned letters wnl be pubiJshed. Letter~ shOuld be .. good taste, addressing Issues, no& personalities. Letters to editor . . Upset with Wingett, Democrats In reference to the columns that Lowell Wingett has written and have been published In your paper, I would like to say that there Is plenty of worthwhile news that a person would like to read about without Wingett's column about his opinions about the ·Republican Party and President Reagan. Wingett Is always complaining about the people who are living on fixed Incomes. It has been my experience that every time I go through the check-out lane in the supermarkets the "so called poor and starving'' people's baskets are loaded down with wine, beer and cigarettes which In my opinion are not necessities. If they would take about three days and get the "booZe'' worked out of their systems and quit the rest of these unnecessary habits, they would find that at the end of the month they would have several dollars left to spend on the necessities. Why blame President Reagan because so mariy are alcoholics and smokeahollcs? Speaking of President Reagan and the short time he has been In office. he has done a wonderful job when you think of the mess the • Democrats have got this' country . into, which started back during F . . · · D. Roosevelt's administration . Roosevelt promised prospertty to ali · by instituting the "New Deal" that he created and through this very near became a dictator . instead of president with his ; brain-washing and Howery prom· · ises. This was soon followed by Lyndon Johnson's "Great Society" which encouraged everyone to quit work and let the goverrunent keep them. But when you stop to think It over you must remember that the people are the government, so the few who didn't go along with the New Deal and Great Society wound up being taxed to death and couldn't begin to keep up the New Deal and Great Society so the country fell farther and farther In debt. You must remember that all this took a little over 50. years to put this country sd far In debt. The minority working people trying to pay enough taxes to keep thedead·beats who took advantage of the free ride but remember that there isn't anything free becalise someone has to pay for it. Don't get me wrong because I know there are a lot of people who qualify for sorrie kind of assistance and aid and are deserv· lng of lt. · Going. a little farther down the llne, .the only thing Jlnnmy Carter accomplished during his admlnls· tration was to prove to everyone that he had a good set of teeth and his brother, Billy, liked to drink beer which encour(lged many of our young people to drink. So before you vote thjnk back not four years but 50 years which Is bow long it has take n to create the great national debt of this country. How can anyone with an ounce of sense expect . Reagan to balance the budget in four years when It's taken a little over 50 years to get this country Into the mess it's In? Only God Himself could perform such a miracle. I personally feel that anyone who objects to this country trying to stay ahead In the defense of this country should pack up and move to Russia because If we don't stay ahead or the Russians they wUI overpower this country and then there wll1 be -no more freedom of speech or any other ldnd of freedom for any of us. So before you vote think back over the years and common sense and history will tell you that the Democrats' way of bringing about prosperity Is to throw this country Into an all-out war which will create Jobs through war plants and our young men will be carrying a gun Instead of our country's flag. So, wake up, America, and hang Into your freedom. This ts a priceless gift to all of us and Is worth fighting and voting for. - Maxine Diddle Sellers. The unwanted child Friday, ·AugUst ~1. 1984 prayer hreakfast ____w_ill'fll_· More attention has been given to the president's remarks at the prayer breakfast In Dallas than to his acceptance speech. The New York Times eli)Cted to editorialize on the subject under the heading, " The President's Sin ." It s anathema concluded with the sentence, "Mr. Reagan's trespass Into the moral realm was a·blatant attempt to divide Americans. And that, In the civic, secular sense of the word, Is a sin." What's that again? You dowell to ask, given that It Is the role of a political party to divide Americans. Indeed, the idea of the ''opposition party" springs'from the assumption that the j'IOVernment needs to be opposed except when unity Is the transcendent objective, as for Instance when the country ts at war. In most matterS, divisions are first ldentffied, then arg~.~ed about, and then settled, or not. What truly outraged some people was Mr. Reagan's raising the question whether many of those so fanatlc'llly engaged In preventing public prayer In the schools and Adeste Fideles at Christmas aren't In fact, while calling for toleration, exercising intoleratlon. " The frus. tratlng tiling Is that t]lose who are attacking religion claim they are doing it In the naine of tolerance, freedom and open-mindeilness," he said. "Question: Isn't the real truth t hat t hey a re intolerant of religion? " I happen to think that is exactly the real truth. Moreoveli one could go so far as to say that those who do not believe this to be true are hypnotized by a false 1'1!8dlng of the Constitution. Begin by reminding ourselves that It ts much easier to tolerate something that does not affect you. Etienne Gilson, the Cathollc philosopher, once reminded us that only those who are biased are capable of toleration. He meant by this that If one has no biases - no preferences - theo. the acceptance or the unusual, or the heterodox, poses no problem at all. But then In accommodating the unusual we cannot say of ourselves that we are practicing toleration. If you have no commitments of your own respect· lng, let us say, monogamy, then you are not practicing toleration when you abide. the adulterer. You are practicing something else. There are two schools or men and women who oppose school prayer. The first is tbose who are simply misinformed with respect to the meaning or the First Amendment, which while it forbids the·establlsh· ment of religion also g~.~arantees the practice of lt. But the second school of thought is that of aggressive humanists. They are the folk who talk about pra<;ticiag religion In the · home but would neVer dream of doing so themselves. They .wish rellgion to be exorcised from lnteUectualllfe because they do not believe In religion,. and deem It an uncumbrance on progressive thought. Anyone with experience In post· war college education In the great fortresses of liberal tbought has seen .actively at work the bias against religion. Tt!ese folk know · enough ;~bout diplomatic and politl· cal reality to stop sl\ort of a'mas51ve . oHensive against · chaplains 1n Congress, or against tax exemption for church schools. But they are not . above ventilating such threats, as for instance my distinguished brother, William Satire, who cautl· ' ~ ·~L a1'E~ ~iO 9l«Xll.·'WM~t ~ ~ TORfHD 'ro-mE L~NCH mJ.., .. J . _ oned the archbishop of New York that if he kept up, "the ground under St. Patrick's Cathedral would have been rightly subject to real estate taxes paid by other political oiganJzatlons." The undls· trtbuted middle In that syllogism Is that Archbishop O' Connor , In say· lng that Christians could not "In good conscience". vote for candl· dates who espoused certain posl· "lions, was vlofatlng constitutional divisions between church and state. All or this fuss, of course, comes one month after candidate Geral· dine Ferraro pronounced on the un·Ch!istlan policies of Ronald Reagan,' drawing less than the kind of !Ire we now see directed at Ronald Reagan for suggesting that some people hide behind toleration In order to practice intoieratlon. They are In trouble, these gentry: the same kind of philosophical trouble the racial equality folk have got Into Insisting that you define racial equality by quotas. The Lutheran philosopher Rl· chard John Neuhaus, in his book "The Naked Public Square," tells us that the' exclusion or the moral dimension In politics has people attempting to make only .extra· moral arg~.~ments for .denying pornography to little children. The point Is !hat morality Is generally Informed by Tellgious values. Irv· lng Kristolln an ~ay on A~ric an Jews SilYS that the hard secularism of some of hig co-religionists sbould ease up a little,,ln deference to the wishes of those who believe that reilglon, as a common exercise, Is in fact .a community right. · Ronald Reagan ts certainly attempting to attract the vote of those who believe they are being unfairly persecuted by the secula· rists, and why shouldn't he? The Rev. Martin Luther King did not hesitate to enjoin those wbo believed In equality under God to vote for. civil rights laws, and Reagan was correct in saying that the Emancipation was, at base, a religious moment. So Reagan .was right, Not newsworthy stuff. Which may be why misunderstanding him Is wbat makes the news. Official cover-up_.----:---.,...---,-____,....--..,...._J_ac--::k:--An~d~er_so_n WASHINGTON - A promised Justice Department Investigation Into ch;lrges of misconduct by members of Its organized-crime . strike force In Los Angeles is beginning to exude the rotten aroma of an offlctal cover-up. Alerted by the · House Select Committee on Narcotics to allega· lions that a Callfornla strike force had delayed or quashed grand jury action against mob fig~.~res In Caiifofllla and Hawall, the Justice Department promised Rep. Cha· rles Rangel, 0-N.Y., tbatlts Office of Professional Responsibility would launc h a thorough Investigation. That was last November. But sources told my a~ate John Dillon that In the 10. months since, Michael Shaheen, the official supposedly conducting the lnvestlga· ' tlon, has not called one potential witness In the case. The special p~utor hired by Rangel's romml!tee to look Into the charges has not been Contacted. Neither has the staH of the House committee. Fishiest or allis Shaheen' s refusal · to accept or return' repeated calls from the original aceuser, Jerry · Van, a self·described underworld muscle man now In prison for crimes not related to strike-force activities. Van, whose Information helped to break one of the biggest profes· slonal arson rings In the country, 1s 'to. the witness protection program while serving his sentence. ' When Shaheen failed to contact him ~ an obvious move In any serious Investigation - Van, in frustration, trted several times to telephOne the Justice Department offlcial. Each time, he said, he was told that Shaheen was "In a meeting." Though Van's whereabouts are not a secret to the Justice Depart· ment; Shaheen did not return his calls. "Not one person .bas been . Interviewed," an exasperated House committee source said. "Not one thing has been done on this case. It's insulting. We're contem· plating holding hearings." Rangel has already dispatched a stem letter to the Justice Depar!· ment, demanding to know what progress, If any, has been made In the "Investigation." · · Despite Shaheen's prqmise to Rangel almost. a year ago, a Justice Department spokesman had this bewilderthg l'eSJlOIISC to an Inquiry aboilt Van's charge or misconduct by federal prosecutors: "I can't say whether we're taking It seriously or not., Shaheen did not return repeated cads for comment. Footnote: The Justice Depart, ment's "circle the wago!IS" policy · is nothing new. When a federal grand jury In 19112 heard charges or personal mlScon· duct against a U.S. attorney InIowa, . the department rushed · another federal prosecuiOI' from Indiana to derail the Investigation. Memory refresher____;,_~___L_ow_e_U_W_in_ge_tt nation' s unemployment rate pushed closer to the 10 percent level · In July, hitting a 9.8 percent rate, the highest In 41 years, the government reported today. "The Jobless rate had held hearty stejidy ps the recession continued through the spring - rising only from 9.4 percent to 9.5 percent In May and June. But today's Labor Department report was filled with newly discouraging figures. "In July, the report said, about 10.8 million Americans were om. cially unemployed - actively looking for jobs but notrlndlngthem - about 360,1W more than In June. About 1.5 million more have given up, the government reported last month. · "July's Jobless rate for adult males, who make up the bulk of the natloli's blue-collar workers, rose to 8.8 percent, a post-World War II record. Unemployment for blacks held steady at 18.5 percent, although the jobless rate for black teenagers declined slightly jo 49.7 percent from June's 52.6 percent. "Unemployment rates rose 0.3 percentage point to 8.7 percent for whites and to 8.4 percent for adult women of all races. · "The current overall jobless rate Is already the highest since the 9.9 percent ror au of 1941 at the end of the Great DepJ'e$Sion. Unemployment hasn't been over 10 percent since the 14.6 percent of 1940. · ''In advance of today's report, economists cautioned that unem· ployment could well climb . eyen higher, deSpite some encouraging signa that a modest rec~~ from the recession Is beglnnllla - or Is a·new Rt. 33 two miles west out Rt. about to begin. EmplOyers, the 50 to the Pomeroy Bridge when economists noted, are typically George Meinhart waa our county slow to rehire lald·oH workers until representative. Plana were taken a recovery Is well under·way. "The number or people wbo from air and ground ~I when Meinhart retired so did the plans. Involuntarily accepted part·tlrne Dad thouiht that he would see· a work for lack of full·tlme jobs rtR new 33; I said not In his lifetime or by 48,txl0 to 5.5mlllton. The number mine. Dad dieclllye8rs ago. Do you of JUCh workers rose sharPly 1mow whr the bridge was located at earlier In the recesalon, wblch iet In RavensWood, w.va:r People 1n last IUITllllel', then decllneclln May Charleston, w.\'a. lmow. Where and June before laat month's aaln. "Total employment held steady does the railroad COII'!IBJtY aet the right to tell Pomi!r y and other at 99.7 rniUion In Jl¥f, down from Village Governments they have to the 99.8 miDkin rep>rted for June." The report went on to explain that buy the land they hAve no use for,' the !!pres presented In the news the federal aovemment gave them were after the raw statistics the land or they took lt. - GObert ZwiiUng, 566 W. Main St., Pomeroy, had bee!IIN!uonally adjusted by the Department at Labor. Before the OhioMGe. adjus~t wu made, the statts· Questions still need answers releaae "' · CIN~ATI (AP ) - 'lbe Pittsburgh Pirates are the last Natlorial League East team tovlsitCinctnnatl this season, and botll teartls - In the cellars of their respective divisions - are looking for momentwn for next season. F_._Buc _ k_ley __ r. m_ . With divorce on the upswing done just as we appreciate the good · today, ·many stepchildren have life for the stepchild. But just like :. : come Into helng and as a result, the stepchildren, we, too, feel In the wake of the superbly : : along with the many who have the abused and unloved as a result or managed R~ubUcan con_vention In ·. • good life, there are many who are being neglected, ignored and un· · Dallas, President Ronald Reagan Is : unwanted and as a result Lilre wanted In relation to highways In riding high In the polls, If tlley were ,, : Jlnloved, Ignored, neglected ,a'nd Southeastern Ohio. oot, It would mean the Republican , • often abused. This can be declared In starting my short trtp, the need party has wasted its mllllons or · : io be the product of a divided love on · for a corridor road extending from dollars on their Texas television : ' : the part of the real parents and we, the Ritchie Bridge at Ravenswood, spectacular where everything was : : as a society, cah expect a divided W.Va. to Rock Springs was my first stage-managed down to the last : · love In these events where love Is confrontation. Along with the Insult chant and placard, ,au of which spread thin In many cases. of vartous windings of the road won't amount to a damn Nov. 6 • ~ We also have that home today extending from Darwin to the because the American public has a ; !hat has children where there has Athens County Une are the Injuries notoriously short memory! • been no divorce action or separa- caused by repairs of length which How many of you can remember : : : iton agreement and in this home we have blacked over the double when unemployment hit a 41 year ·· -would expect no unloved, ignored, yellow lines and road-edge white high In July 1982? It Is to refresh you : : neglected or abused children. So- lines. These have impeded the hiemory of only two years ago that I · : : ciety should, however, expect the motorists' safety. To this Is added am quoting segment's of the lead :.·product of this home to be care, the guard rail and right-of-way story In • The Dally Sentinel of : Concern and rriuch love abound but weed growth which I agree are not August 6, 1982: • this, In many cases, Isn't happening altogether safety Items but cer· :'WASffiNGTON (AP) ..:. The : either. \ tainly concerns. And to realize tbat • .In all areas, we see first hand. this trtp was not one oi scrutiny but · read and observe by the various one of pleasure Intentions! I was not :media our record, as a society, of looking for these inadequacies. . children being unloved, Ignored, They were glartng objects. But just There have been lots at words for : neglected or otherwise abused as a like the unwanted stepchild, we like a road from Rt. 33 or 7 to ; (esult of being unwanted. What a they can expect to be unloved, Ravenswood Bridge, few questions : ~hame it Is for a society, such as Ignored, neglected and abused. need answers. What If Rt. 33 from .··.ours, to have gutit ofthis kind and to But we In Southeastern Ohio are Meigs High School to Ravenswood this degree. I think strongly artd so NOT stepchildren. We are children Is built? Pomeroy would lose a : much on these things and possibly, by virtue ot being a part of the state State ROute. Could Pomeroy or for this reason, I find a parallel In and as a result, we are·entitled to be Meigs County pave the road from • other matters. My Intent It not to · treated as children where there bas bridge to the llChool, (almalt a : write on this soc;lal matter, afQil!W· been no separation action. As $1,00l,llXl), no way. The bridge In : ritten, but to write on the highway already written, the product Is Pomeroy is about to be retired fi5 , · problem. expected to be care, concern and years old soon, just Uke me. With no , I have just completed a short trtp love. We In Southeastern Ohio care State Rt. 33 and no bridge, we wll1 : · to northern Ohio traveling State tot, are concerned about and love · lose '10 percent of our bullnea, 1 , Route 33 most or the distance. The our great State of Ohio. Is this a knOw i wfil, Muon County people, · ·condition of this route is, as I Write shared love or are we jUSt an keep me. I know the State of Ohio ; of the stepchild, good In some areas. unwanted child? We may. have a s,ald Rt. 33 wll1 not be moved from ; There are certain sections that case on child abuse. - Frank Pomeroy. They aLto said Rl 33 · have been repaired, replaced or Cleland, 811 VIne Street, P .O. Box from Pomeroy to Athens would be . . otherwise Improved and certainly :184, Racine, Ohio 45'171. four lane 25 yean ago.. Yeara and · motorists appreciate what bas been money were spent trying to acquire ' Reds snap losing streak with 4-l victory ~2-The Deily ~ntln.. Pon 1e10y-Middleport. Ohio Th~ The Daily Sentinel tics showed aboUt ~.llXl unemployed had been removed from the official count. Without the adjustment the July count would have been the same as the previous month. It has been .through such "adjusted" Rg~.~res that the Labor Department has kept much or the tuu unemployment picture from the pilbllc. "The department reported these details of ' July unemployment rates: Adult men, 8.8 percent, up from 8.7 percent; Adult women, 8.4 up from 8.1; Teenagers, 24.1. up from 22.3; Whites, 8. 7, up from 8.4; Blacks, 18.5 the same as fn June; Hispanics, 13.9, up from 13.5; FuJJ.tJme workers, 9.5 up from 9.4. "The government reported Thursday that first-time claims for unemp!oyment insurance In late July fell to the lowest level In more than five months. "fll!t the biggest sign that the economy·~ health Is lin proving was last month's government . report that overall economic activity- as measured by lnRation-adjusted gtOu national product - rose all~htly In the AprU·JWJC period after ~alllng sharply In the two previous quarters." Remember, this was just two short years ago. The unemployment rate II now roughly where It waa when President Reagan took ofllce Jan. I), l981,with the national debt IIIOR! than $'!00 billion greeter ' and growing. Remember this when you are aakecl, "Al:e you better off now than you were four Yl!IU'S ago?" . If you consider your part ot the $175 triilloil national debt, wbat answer can you give? " The Daily Sentinel- · Page-3 All·Star break," Tanner said. "We!re playing pretty good ball right now so We can look torward 10 next year. Right now, we're In the role of the spoUer .'' Pete Rose, Cincinnati's playermanager, was haPPY to see a five-game !Qslng streak end and still ''These games betweell us and Cincinnati used to be lmJlOI'IBIIt" In the league standings. Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanner said after Reds' rookie pitcher Jay Tibbs beat the Pirates 4-1 Thursday night. "We've been near .500 since the believes the Reds are better than their record. "We just went Into Chicago with tired pitchers and the wind blOW· lng,'' he said of three straight losses In Wrigley Field. But he was delighted with the complete-game pertormance of Tibbs, whO gave up seven hits, walked three and struck out four. "He throws hard but he uses his Ci1IVe and changeup and he had them (Pirates) looklng," Rosesaid. Tibbs, ~2. came In a trade earner thlsyearwiththeNewYorkMetstor FRIDAY & SATUIDAY - AUG. 31 -SEPT. 1 16 .0Z. T-BONE STEAK ................,................................ '11.95 Salad. potato er Yogot ..lo., . IIOILED SAlMON W/Horseradish sauc:t ...................... 19.95. s.laol, potato or Yltol,.lt HOMEMADE ITAUAN lASAGNA ..................................... 17.95' Witt. G•rlk lrtod, antipasto solaol. LOUNGE liVE ENTERTAINMENT RESTAURANT Cho~!tliHy AlMAND IIIII tho Poor S!olt Bruce Berenyi t-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. · pitcher "He was second In strikeouts In the minors last year,'' Rose said or 'Ilbbs. "I don't know who's teaching the pitchers in the Mets' mtnors, but whoever It Is Is doing a good job.'' "I know I can't overpower anybody, so I lust try to mix my Rutland, Oh. pitche$ up,'' said Tibbs, who.struck out the side In the sixth Inning. "I Fortune RADIAL TIRES hadn't been using my curve until Belted Bias 66,000 l!llles, by Uniroyal then so I just started throwing ft. But PI6S/IODI3 .................- ..... S27.00 PI95/75RI4 .................. _ ... sn.oo any pitcher wll1 do tlult." · P205/75Rl4 ......................... 143.00 PI7S/IODI3 ......................... S21,50 TheRedSspottedthePirates arun P215/75RI4 ......................... S44.00 PIIS/10113 ......................... '30.00 on back·to-back doubles by Jim P205/7SRIS ......................... S4S.OO PI95/75DI4 ... .................... 131 .00 MoiTISOn and Doug Frobel In the P215/75RI5 ......................... 141.00 P205/75114 ............, ............ 133.00 secand Inning; then raJIIed for four P225/7SRI S .........................151.50 P21 5/75114 ............ , ........... 134.50 runs In the third, capped by Ron P235/7SII S ........................s53.50 P205/7SII 5 ......................... S34.50 ()ester's two-run double down the P21 S/7511 5 ......................... 135.50 right-field tine. P225/7SII 5 ......................... s37;00 "Tony Perez said they weren't P2U/l511 S .............. .......... 131.50 throwing me anything Inside for a strike and I shouldn't be trying to Mounting & Bubble Balance pull everything," said the left· handed hitting ·(lester •. "He was ' Buy 4 Tires, Get Computer Balance 1 Price right. I just stayed b;lck and hit a breaking ball outside.'' Front End Alig~ent S14SO For Most Can The Reds and Pirates play tonight In the second of a four-game series. The Pirates announced that sborlstop Dale Berra has been Lo<attd on Moln St., Rutland, Oh. placed on the l!HiaY disabled list He PHONE 742 ·3088 was ha>pitallzed Thursday for an M111tt CtH I. VI" Wtloo•• Infected elbow he Injured Saturday In a game with the Reds at HOURS: 0ptn 6 Dayt-1:00 Ia 6:00; frillays-1:00 to 1:00 Pittsburgh. ··TIRE SALE At Rutland Tire Sales FREE 12 ··RUTLAND TIRE SALES . . . BRINGING A RUN ROME - ClnciDnatl Red&' first bueman Pete RGee lllldea Into home platesalely, as PittsburJb Plrales' plleher J011e Deleon Mallds • helpleslly by, durin& the tlilrd lmllnl of their Natlollal Leape pnie '1'11111'8day nlg!JI In Cincinnati &8e scored from third . base on a wDd plteh. (AP Laserphoco ). PAT HILL FORD DISC·OUNT SALE ' .--Culls would play day games· . miles away. NEW YORK (AP)-TheChicago the regulations," Kuhn said. The posslbillty of moving the Other options Included moving Cu\15, should they ·reach the World games from Wrigley Field ''was an Series, wll1 be allowed to play the Cubs' horne games to either option we had In mind," the daytime games at Wrigley Field Ccinlskey Park, home of the conunlssioner said. " It was not a although !twill cost them the chance crosstown White Sox, or CountY one." · frivolous Stadil\ffi In Milwaukee, about 90 to open at home. Should the Cubs win the National _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - . . , League pennant, thefirsttwogames ~t':ew~=:~~~:, baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn 1 t· · Late Summer H arvest . 0£ If v} f . uce ft 1 ." 1 1 announcedThursday. Wrigley Field 1s the only major league stadium without lights, and ~~ . with the Cubs currently leading the · NLEastbyslxgarries, tllesltuatlon presented baseball with a problem. . l If aU the games scheduled to be r · f ~!i:na~~~east~~ t Series andWorldSerieswereshifted I from night to day, each major league team would lose an est!· ::~~e. $700,000 lh television An adjustment to the NL andAL playoff schedules wll1 be made tr the · For Your 1 Cannin~ NOW da~iatistl~s Needs At B 0 B 'S MARKET 1 1 1 eu~~~~~=~K:"U:~ IREDSIIN series would be play\Jd by day in tYellow Peaches Chicago, with the first two AL I gamesatnlght.IfChlcagodoesnot SUPER SMOOTH wintlie NLEast, GameloftheNL fla tl tt p series would be. a night game and r • ears Game2 wouldbeplayecldurtngthe ue~~ I BIG BLUE I Prune 'Plums f 1Cooldng Apples ,. f Bu. lh Bu. Pk. 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Plus More-3 In Stock '84 ESCORT L 2 DR. 4 speed trans .. radio. dual mirrors, body side molding. Plus more. '84 LTD 4 Dl. Air cond., speed control, bench seat, AM/FFM, rear defroster, tilt wheel. Plus more.-3 In Stock '84 TEMPO 2 Dl. L 419 t sliow the team that played the first two games at bane has wontheWorldSertes53percent . RAM80 GOOD FOR of the time. Kuhn also pointed out ' that visiting teams ,have won the seventh and ctectdlng game 15 of 26 MciNTOSH DELICIOUS times that the Series has gone the distance. "It's not a perfect solution," Kuhn admitted. ·:Butit'stheonethattsthe bestcompromise." ' LARGE HOME GROWN BURPEE HYBRID Theoptlonoflnstalllngtemporary ' UghtsatWrlgleyFieldwasblocked by state and local laws, Kuhn said. 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San Francblco .519 - .... .m .410 3 3~ ·~ ..... 10·~ .444 440 101,2 ~ 2nd Monttf'al 5. Lal A¥1es 2 ('k~CW\nall 4. Plt1Sbw'gtl 1 Chicago ti, Atlanta 3, 10 Innings Only A:wnes ~Wed Frtday'l GlllnM San Olt>gO (Dravedcy !Hi and Whitson 12-71 at New York (F~IH t-2 Bnd i3c'rmyl H 31. 2. n-n) Lo& Al1gl'I<'S IHm hJ stt M J at Montre111 (scttaiU'der !H2 J, tnl Plttslurgh 1Cancll'laria 11- 101 at Cincin- nati ~Prkf.:.> &lOt . tnl Chkago I'T'rwl 12:-51 at Atlanta (Brizzolara HI. lnl san Francisco at PhUa- (Laskey 6-W crlphl.a JKoosman lHO J, (n ) Hoostoo 1Ryan U-81 a t St Louis (LaP - • Oint 9-101 , In I S&tuntat• Gavnm U:li Anfi!('les at Montreal ~a tAUMta 'l!tunday'a 0*'- MUwaukee 7, Clcvtland 6 San F'ranc\sco at PhUadelphla tn 1 Toronlo f. Chicago J Boston 9, Mlnr.esota 3 TIPUS f , l<ansa..~ City .1 Pln sbw'gh at ClneinnaH, tn t San Diego at New York, 2, n-n J Hwstoo at St . Lw.ls, (n l ~ ttle '2. Deotrolt ] Only gal"l'leS lidlfdult~ Friday's GlllnlK IC'IEmms !HI at (1t"\-eland tSmlthS.51, 1n 1 Mlnrlesota !Castillo 2 01 a1 Toror\lo Transactions Bostun tStk>b 13-~l. 1n 1 Kansa•• City il.t>lbrandt Hi l at Chlca~ IOolsm lJ..lO). tn1 MUwaulcee IHaa ~ 7·101 at 'I'Mtas IMa· son 8-Ul, 1n 1 Nl'W York !Rasrmsse11 8-41 a t nla ( I(Jsoo 3- 31, !D l CaHfor Baltln¥lre 4F1anagan ll ll l al Seattl£' 48rtroj a~ 9-~ ). 1nl IJfotrolt !WilC'OX 1')..71 at,Oakland tBur· r1s ll-71. 1n1 tialurda)''s GIU11Efi Minnt>sota a! Tortllto Boston 101 MUwe~ukef_> a! Texa s, 101 ~PW 101 N.\110Nt\L I..Et\GUE EAST DIVIiiON W L l"t:t. ~ Phlladelphla •.SI. Loo!s · MGntrca l PlnsWrgtJ 'San DltWJ Hoo stm Atlanta Los An,E:eles San FranciSco Clrl clnnall • GB 12 m !'AS 6fi ffi .'IW 13 ll) ~7 £7 492 14 ~ .429 23 76 M'EST DIVtiiON n :;;; '." ..,. "" .~ "rJ5 n ?B " ,. Pacella and Bill 9.\lagJ::eny, pi!Ch· ('fS, from RochKtt>r of the llut>matkmal i.RaRut'. E'ffecli\'£' Stopt 1. Ca!JOO up Vk·· Glaatal-5, Phllllai 5-41 Pinch·hltter· Stxto Lezcano's bases·loaded walk tn the ntntl\ inntngdi'OvehomeAIOUverwlththe wtnntng run In the nightcap. Jeff Leonard's two-run homer tn the ninth Inning raWed the Giants past the PhiUtes In the opener. Lez.cano fought back from a 1-2 count to gain the base on balls. Two Intentional walks in the Inning came back to haunt the Giants. ChUI Davis homered in the seventh to give the Giants a 5-4 lead, but John Wockeufuss' RBI single In Defending MAC champs open Saturday ~. tor Rodriguez, lnlkider, Lany Sep t 4. CaUfd up Ken Dillon, pttl'her, from Char· bfl£' cl the Sou!ht>rn l..eagul', eff(l('fl\'(' !U thl> ('nd of Charlotte's season. 7\.!1 10 .489 U\<i 41015 414 22~ .i!O 23 1buJBclay's G111001 San Fr!lllcisro 6. 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Ohio · _K&C JEWELERS A~ U · ' 212 E. llaln Streel 992·3785, Pomeroy MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH . UNITED MlllTIIODIST CHURCH Fay Sa•er, Dlreclor Be\'. dllmet E. Corbitt, Aulsuanl NOBTHEAIIT CLUSTER Rev. Don Areher Rev. Roy lleeler Re\1. Seldoa .Jollason ALFRED- Church School9 :30 a .m .; Worship, 11 a .m.; UMYF,6 :30 p.m .; UW,' Thlrd Tu~day , 7: 30 p.m. Communion,. first Sunday. (Archer) _ 9:00a.m .; MomlngWU'Ihlp,lO::JJa.m.; Youth CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.; Church p.m.; Evening wonhlp, 7:00 p. Schoo110a.m.; l!lble Study', Thursday, 7p. nlglit pr.,... ~and BlblO m.; UMW, fl.rsl Thursday, 1 p.m.; Com· s y p.m. · munloil, first Sunday (Archer I. THE SALVATION ARMY, ll5 Buttornut JOPPA -Worship 9·30 a.m.; Church Ave.; Pomeroy. Mrs. Dora Wining II\ charge. SuJKiay holiness meeting, 10 a.m. : Sunday ·· School 10:30 a .m. Bible Study, Wednes- \ day, 7:30p.m. (Johnson) . SChool, 1~ :ll a.m. Sunday School, YPSM ' LONG BO'M'OM- Church School 1:30 Eloise Adams, !fader. 7:~ p.m Salvation ·t~ : m .: Worship 7 p.m:; Bible Study, Wed· meeting, vai1ous speakm and music special$. nesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF, W~nesday , Thursday, U: :ll a.m. 10 2 p.m. LadleS Homo; 6:00 p.m .: epmm unlon First Sunday. League, memben . In chargt>, an wanen (Archer) Invited: 6:45 p.m. Thursday, em,. Cadet REEDSVILLE - Church School 9: 30 a. Classo IYoung P<ople-Blble), 7::11 p.m. Bible m.; Worship Service U ·OO a .m. (Deeter). Study and Prayer meeting, q>en lo Jhe pqbltc. TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAULPOMEROY WESTSIDE OIURCH . OF Church Sctlool 9 a.m.: Worship 10 a.m.: CHRIST,l1226Chlldren's Home Road (Camly Bible Study, Tuesday, 7: 30p.m.; UMW, Road lli). !ln53. Vocal music. Sunday Wor· Third Tuesday.. 7:30 p.m.; Communion slhp!Oa.m.; BlbloS!Udy U a.m.: Worship. 6p. First Sunday (Archer). 1 m. W..meoctay, Bible Study, 7 p.m. CENTRAL CLUSTER OLD DEXTER BIBLE CH1US11AN Rev. lames E. Corbtat CHUROI, CIJitt>~ Lucas, past<r. Sunday Re\1. Steven Nelloa Scbool 9: :ll a.m. Mrs. Worley Fran<ls, supt Rev. Blehard Rolhemlch Preachlna se!VIcos ftrst and lhlrd unctays !of· Rev. Rebert E . Roblasoa lowing SUnday Scbool. Youth meeting every Andrew R•benklllr Sunday, 7:30p.m. ASBURY (Syracuse)- Worship 11 a .m. ; Church School 9:45 a.m -....Charge Bible GRAHAM UNI'fED . METHODIST. Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m; UMW, first Preaching 9:30a.m ., nrst and second.Sun · Tuesday, 7 30 p.m.; Choir Rehearsal, days ot each month ; third and fourth SunWednesday 6:30p.m.; UMW. fourth Sun· days each month worship services at 7:30 day , 6:30p.m. (Nelson) . p.m . Wednesday evenings at 7: 30 p.m . ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a.m.; Prayer and Bible Study. · Ch~r~h SChOOl 10 a .m.; Bible Study, TuesSEVENTH·DAY ADVENTIST, Mulb· day , 7:30p.m.; t)MW, First Monday, 7: 30 erry Heights Road, Pomeroy. Michael P I· p.m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p'.m. Chotr Re· onkowskl, pastor; Marie Spires , Sabbath hearsal, ·6:30 p.m. Wednesday.\ (RolheSchool Supt. Sabbath School at 2 p.m .. on ' m!Ch ) Saturday with worship services following · FLATWOODS- Church School. 10a.m. at 3:15p.m ·RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH : Worship. 11 a .m.: Bible Stud y, Thursd· day, 7 p.m .; UMYF. Sunday, 6 p.m. -Sister Harriett Warner , Supt . Sunday· , (Rothemtch). · School9: 30 a.m.: Morning Worship, 10· t5 FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a .m.: a.m. Church School 10 a .m.; Choir practice. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David Tuesday. 6:30p.m.: UMW. first Tuesda y, Mann, minister. William Snouffer, Sunday 7:30 p.m. lNelson). School Supt. Sunday School, 9:::10 a .m.: HEATH IMtddleporn - Church SChool. , Momln~ Worship 10:30 a.m. S:.)J a .m.; Worship 10:30 a .m .; Bible · F1RST SOl!fHERN BAJ'TIST, PoiTil'roy Study, Tuesday, 10 a .m.; UMW, second Pike, David Hu~r. pastor. J ack Nl"l'ds, Monday, 7:30 p.m.; UMW Second MQn· Sunday School Dtrec1or. Sunday School 9:ll day, 7:30p.m.; UMM, Third Monday , 7:30 a.m.: Mornlnl{ Worship 10:l) a.m.: Evenln~ p.m. (Robinson) . · Worship 7 p.m. Tuesday Visitation 7 p.m.: MINERSVILLE - Worship Service 10 WE'dnesday pra)'€1' servk't' 7· :Jl p.m. Mission a.m.; ChUrch School,]! a.m.; UMW, third Fftpnds, 7. :1) p.m.; Girl$ )n Action 7:]) p.m. . . Wednesday, 1 p.m.; Choir practice, Mon· day, 7:30p.m. (Nelson ). FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH , Bal· PEARL CHAPEL -Worship Service 9 ley Run Road, Rev. Emmeu Rawson. pasa.m.; Church School 11 a.m ,; UMW se· tor. Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday SChool, cond Toosday 7:30p.m .; UMYF I a~ Tues· 10a.m.: Sundayevenln~servlce . 7:30p.m. day, 7:30p.m. cubenklng). : Bible teacfllng.7:30 p.m. Thursday. POMEROY -Church School, 9: 15a.m. SYRACUSE MISSION. CHerry St .. Sy; Worship Service, 10: 30 a .m.; Choir re· racuse. Sf-rvlces,10 a.m. Sunday. EvenlnR hearsal Wednesday, 7:30p.m .; UMW, se· services Sunday and We-dnesday at7:00 p. m. · , cond Tuesday, 7: 30p.m.: UMYF, Sunday, 6 p m. (Corbitt) . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST ROCK SPRINGS- Church School , 9: 15 IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Lawrence Mana.m.; Worship 10 a .m ,; Bible Study, Wed· ley, pastor. Mrs. Russell Younl)l, Sunday ,nesday , 7:.'J) p.m ; UMYF cSenlors\. Sun· School Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. day , 5 p.m.; (Juniors) every ofht'r Sun· Evening wohhlp 7:30 p.m. Wednesday day , 6 p.m. (Rothemtch\ prayer m~tlnJ~ 7:30 p.m . RUTLAND- Church School , 9: 45a .m.: MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Worship, 10:30 a .m.; UMW (Eventnlg CirRacine. Rev. James Satterfield, pastor. cle) second we(tnesday. 7:30-p. m.; UMW Freeman~ Williams, Supt. Sunday School (Afternoon Clrclf.l second Thursday, 1 p. 9:4~ a.m.; Sunday and WedniPSday eve n· m. IRubenklngl lnR services, 7 p.m . . SALEM CENTER - Church SChool. 10 MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. a. m.: Worship 9: t5 a.m. cRubenklngl Corner Sixth and Palmer. The Rev. Mark SNOWVILLE - Worship. 8 : 00 a .m.: McCiun'g. Ray Fields, S.S. Supt.; Dan . Church SchoollO a.m. cRubenkingl RIM:~S, Asst . Supt. Sunday School, 9: 15 a. m.; Morning Worship, 10: 15a.m.; Sunday SOUTHERN CLUSTER Evenin~ service, 7 p.m Youth ml*"tlng, Rev. Roser Grace 7: 30p.m. Wednesday: even In~ service 7 p. Paul MOGilre m.; Choir practice 8 p.m . Rev. Kelllo R...,. APPLE GROVE: - Churcb SCh90l 9 a.m. CHURCH OF GHRIST, Middleport , 5th ; Worship, 10 a .m . (~lr:st and tl\.lrd Sun· and Main, Bob Melton, m inister. AI Hart· days); UMW. Second Tuesday, 7:30p .m. ; son, assoc latt' minister; Mlkf:'l Gerlach. Pray(Of meeting, Wednesday. 1' , p.m. SundaY School Superintendent: Bible (Grace) Schoof9:30 a .m.; MomingWorshtp, 10:30 BETHANY - Worship, 9 a.m.; Church a .m.; EveninR Worship, 7:00p.m. Prayer School,. lO 6 m.; Bible Study, Wednesday, meeting. Wednescfly. 7:00p.m . 10 a.m.; Dorcas Women's Fellowship, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· ,wednesday, 11 a.m. (McGuire) . ZARENE, Co-pastors Rev . Charles Coyle C ARME~- Church SChool 9: :Jl a .m.; and Re v. Nancy Coyle. Bill White. Sunday Worship, 10:45 a.m. ,Second and ·Fourth School Supt . Sunday SchOol 9:30 a .m .; Sundays; Fellowship dinner with SuUon, Mornlnlt Worship, 10:30 a.m.: Sunday Evangelistic meetiDJ 1 7:00 p.m. Prayer · third Tbursd ~y, 6: 30p.m. (McGuire) . ' EhST LE"J;ART- C h~rch School9a.m. meetlnl{ Wednesday 7:00p.m. t Worship 10 a .m. second and fourth SunuNrrlllD PRESBYTERIAN days:. UMW first Tu~day , 7:30 p.m. MINISTRY OF (Grace \. · MBI08 COUNTY LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a .m.; Rev. WaRda lolllftiOI, Dlrec&or Church SchoollO a.m. (Grace) . Haro141olo.... MORNINGSTAR- Worship , 9:15a .m.; Director of Bd•aUon Church School 10::1) a .m.; Bible Study, HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Thuraday, 7:30p.m : (Rader) . CHURCH. Worship service, 10:15 a.m.; MORSE CHAPEL - Chur<h SChool 9:30 CHurch SChool 9:15 a .m.; Bible Study , a.m.: Worship 11 a .m. (Rader). SUndaY 7:30 p.m. Prayer Group WednesPORTLAND- Church School 6:30p.m. day 9: ilO a.m. ; Worohtp 7:30p.m .: UMYF Wednesday, MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Church SthooiiO: 15 a.m.: Wor· , 7:30p.m. (McGuire) . RACINE WESLEYAN - Church ship ,.rvlce 11 :3b a.m . SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· · School. 10 a.m .; worship. 11 a .m .: UMW fourth Monday 7: ~ p.m.: Men's Prayer TERIAN CHURCH. Worship Service 9:00 Breakfast, Wednesday, 7 a.m. (Grace). a.m \: Church School10:15 a.m. SUTION - Chur<h School. 9: JO a.m.; RUTLAND CHUitCII OF GOD. Pastor, Morning worship 10: f5 a .m. tlnst aad third Rev. John Evans. Sunday School10:00 a . Sunday!L J;ellowahlp dinner with Carmel, m.; Sunday Mornln~ WGrshlp 11:00 a .m . third uuraday, 6:30p.m. (Mt:Gulre). · Children'& Church 11 a .m.: Sunday evenKENO Clh.IRCH OF CHRIST, Oliver Ing aervlce, 7:00p.m .: W!!dlfHday even· Swain, SUpt. Sunday School 9:30a.m. ev· InK Young Ladles ~ Auxiliary, 6:00 p.m . erywook. Wednesday, Family Won l'llp 7:00p.m . HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION,. Rev. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHUROI, near Tom Staten, pastor. Sun!1ay School9::ma . LOn,_ BOttom. Edlel Hart, pattor. Sunday m.: Evening 11ervtce T:30p.m. Wednesday Sc:hool 9::10 a.m.; W<>rlhlp 10:311 a .m .; . prayer meeting Y: 30 p.m. , Prayer mMllftl, <:311 p.m . ThurSday. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST . Bli:ARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Duane Warden, mlnlsler. Blb)e CHURCH ., corntr Alh and PhJm. Leslt~ Harman, pu tor. Sunday .SCbooll~:OO a . : tlan 9:30a .m.; Momlna Worship 10f30 a. m.; Evenlnlr Wol'llllp 6:30p .m . Wednes· m., Momtn1 Worship, 11 .00 a.m .. Wednesday and Saturday Evenlna sen-Ices at, day Bible Sludy 6:311 p.m. NEW S'11~RSVILLE COMMUNITY 7:30p.m , CHURCH, Sunday School service, 9: 45 a . Ir you have service problems call our service desk at 992· 21~ before 6:00 P M. Monday thru Friday. Re". Re•- ... • SAVE ON THIS '14 WHILE IT lASTSII 1914 PONnAC PHOENII, LE 5 dr. Hatchback, power door locks, tinted &lass. power windows, lront and rear "'-Is, control cycle . wipers. air conditionina, sport mirrors, accent ·stripe, power brakes, cruise. 2.81itre 2bbl., V-6 motor. automatic trans., tilt steering, wire wheel cov· ers, AII-FM-Cassette tape. PIICED TO Sl&ll URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY 5 P.M.-9 P.M. SATURDAY-SUNDAY 1 PM-9 p M -.HOLIDAYS . 1 P:M:-9 P:M: SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, INC. PH. 992·2174 ' • •' I ·' ,. v SUPERMARKET " , , Pit . 9!12-2101 POIItrtY ·. l · TRINITY CHURCH, Rl!v W. H. Pmin, po11tor: ~ Buck. Sunday School Supt Church Sclml 9:lila.m.: Worship s.rvte 10::1i a.m. Choir reheani.al, 1\aesday 7· :ll p m un4or dlrectlon af Allee Nease. • . . . POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA- . RENE, Comer Union and Mulll!rry, Rl!v. Tht>mu Glen McCiuna. pas!Or. CJydl> fie.-. son. S. S. Sup<., SUnday School, 9: :ll a.m.: n!Oillin8 """''"P 1~ :I! a.m. : ~gte!VIc:e 6 p.m .: mJd.WI!ek llj!N\ce, Wedn<sciJiy, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL C11URCH · 3'li E Main Sl., Pomeroy. Sunday &e~V~ci.s: HolY comrmmlon oo !hi! lint SUnday at eoc11 man!h. and combined wllh morning prayer on !he thlrdd Sunday. Morning pra,.,- and amnon on an other Sunclayo af !hi! mcalh. Chun:ll School and Nui'M!f)l care llfOVIded. Coftee hour ln the Pariah HaD Jmrnooltalely !ollowlngU..IeiVI<e, POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 212 W. Main Sl., Nell ~. posloc. Bible ScOOol Mall Subscriptions Inside Ohio ' CK Joh" F1Fultt J. larcu1 F•ltz IJ 992·2318 Mill Work~ . t;i\i~~-~~ MEIGS TIRE ·!'t. . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ·. 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PITTIDURGH This Message One Week .............................. $1.10 One Month ......... .. ....... ............ $11.80 One Year .............................. $57.20 SINGLE' COP\' PRICES Dally .... ...... ..... ... .., .......... 25 Cf.ntA wtllelder. and Ron Jackson. firSt baSE'man, from Rochester. effectl\·e- the eighth !led the score again. _Elsewhere In the American League, Seattle edged Detrtot, Mllwaukee eUrnlnated Cleveland 7-6, Boston tcwe<~ Minnesota 9-3, Toronto defeated. Chicago 4-3, and Texas beat Kansas City 4-3. B,r Carrier or Motor Route l..arry WhUE', pttctwr, trom AlbUqU('I'(jUl" of tllP Pacific Coast I..t>ague, E'flf'l'tln• Stpt. 1 til 53 .002 735113;76 Ycrk "' John bopped Los Angeles 5-2, Cincinnati cruised past Pittsburgh4-l, and San Francisco and Philadelphia split a pair of 6-5. games, the Giants winning the opener and the PhUs the nightcap. Expos s, Dodgel'8 2 Dan Driessen drove in tour runs wtthathree-runhomerandadouble and BlU Gullickson tossed a stx-hltter as Montreal, behind new manager Jim Fanning, ended a string of six straight one-run losses. The home run was the fourth for Driessen in his last three games. Fanning-, who managed the fourdec~andis9-21nhlslast17 starts. W'i MGELES DODCERS-RL"Cal!OO Ballirmrf' at Sea!!le. lm Otic<~go ORIOJ..ES-Cal!rd games, I In other NL action, Montreal EliPO$ for-the final month of the 00 season and all of 1982 before returning to his Iron! offtce duties, donned the double-knits again, replaclngBW Vlrdon, who was !Ired earUer In the day. Gullickson, 11)-7, has won his last .... D£1roit at Oakland New York at C&l!lornla. BALTIMORE drawn-in Infield, a two-run double by Ron Cey and an RBI single by Jody Davis put the Braves away. Lee Smith, 94, gained the victory with two Innings otreUefworkasthe Cubs won for the 10tl1''1'lrne In 12 Nlldonl&llkape MONTRFAL E)QJ(};-FIJ't'd Bill VIr· don, manager. Named Jim Fannin$:: man· at CIE'Vetand Kansas City at ClUcago, JIA8!lWL Amatcan Le-..e AL-F'lned Pat Corrales, managt>r of thr Oewland Indians, SUDJ By 'llle Assoclaled Press The Chicago Cubs reached into their bag of hicks, then gave away aU their secrets. Assured of afternoon games In their cozy Wrigley Field lair In any postseason action, the National League East leaders promptly made themselves feel rtght at home after dark In Fulton County Stadium. They made a3-2defic1tin the ninth Inning disappear, as Thad Bosley cracked a home run to tie the score. The Cubs then translonned lhe nail-biter Into a Iaugher, scoringftve times in the lOth for an 8-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves. Chicago Manager Jim Frey, however, said his players aren't magicians. Chicago loaded the bases wllh none out in the lOth, then a two-run . single by Keith Moreland past a ~ .. At seven-forty in our town you could always find a do;Ecn famllh:s down by the depot k made the evening - just seeing tbe Queen roar by. That·s what we called her. although th~ timetable with proper formality annouaced her as the "Queen or the V~ley." And that she wast Every living soul t,briiiC(\ to her whiaUe as she Dashed by the grade crossings. Why ha5 train-watching become a rorgotten fun? Did the trains change too 1 much? Or did the people? If there were a Queen due at sewen·forty conlght, would we au be too busy to care? There are several places In our town where sophistication and Indifference haVen't taken their toll . .. where simplicity is appreciated ... where truth is treasured. Our churches! They are serving the spintual needs or modem society. And keeping a lot or old · fashioned oo.lues from tx:coming fo rgotten. Seoopt..u~ tt*l..:l ~ Sunday Monday TlwAIM!o:.,.611*Socoely Psalms Romans I!Corlnthlanlt 69:1-36 13 ·1 7 CIJc>t""" 1ee.. KtliMr _....,. ~l).lp'l Slttt;cn P 0 Tut;sday 11 :16·3p - ,. Wednesday .Thu~y Friday Marll Luke Galatians Mark 3. 1:1·30 9 . 18·27 6:1 10 3 :7· 12 Saturda)' 80l 8005 Cnalloll.n•llio' VA 22906 m.: · Worship service ..., 10: 3U a.m : EvangellsUc Service 7::11 p.m. Wednes· day: Prayer meeting 7:30p.m. Thursday. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· Harrtsonvtlle Rd. Robert Purtell, minis· ter: Ron RJtne. Sunday School Superlnten· dent. Sunday SChool S: ao a.m.: Worship service 10: 30 a.m.: Evening worship Sun-. day 7 p.m. and Wednesday, 7 p.m . ST, JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Pine Grove. The Rev. William Mlddleswarth. pastor. Church service 9:30a.m.; Sunday SchoollO: 30 a.m , BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. John Wright, passtor. Sunday School 9; 30 a.m.; Larry Haynes, S. S. Supt. Morning Church school Q::lJ a .m.: Morning worslp 10· 30 a.m .; Wednesday evening prayer . servicell. 7::11 p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPI'IST. Rev. Earl Shul er. pastor. worship ~rvlce, 9:30 a m. Sunday SchoollO: 30 a.m. Bible Study and prayer service Thut:sday, 7:30 p m. CARLETON INTERDENOMINA· TIONAL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road . Rev. David Curfman .. pastor. Sunday School 9:30a .m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening worship 7: JO p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednes· day 7:30p.m. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN. Jody Holland, pastor; Wallace Damewood. Sunday School Supt. Worship service, 9 a. m.; Bible SchoollO a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHU~tCH . Rev. Thereon J;lurham, pastor. Sunday School a t 9:30 a.m.; Morning worship al 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evnlng service at 7: 30 p m.·Thursday services at 7::JJ p.m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, located on County Road 31. Rev. Lawrence Gluesencamp, pastor. Rev. Roger Willford. asst . pastor. Pre-aching serv tC ~ Sunday 7: JO p.m. Prayer meeting Wedn~day, 7: ao p.m .• Gary GriHitb , ,Jeader. Youth groups Sunday evening at 6:30p.m. with Roger and. VIolet Wtufordd, leaders. Commun ion service tlrst Sunday each month. WHITE 'S CHAPEL, Coolvllle R. ,D. Rev. Roy Deeter , passtor . Sunday School 9: 30a .m.; Worship service, 10:30 a.m. BIble study and prayer service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mark Jones, pastor. Bill Nicholson, Sun· day School Supt. Sunda y School9: 30 a m.; Morning Worship and Communion 10: )) a . MiddleportPomeroy, Oh. 992-3840 Middleport r. .. . . ~~ '§ · • School ·u a.m. EventnR Wc>rsh l o · ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . I I Service Sunday 7 p.m.; Wednesd ay prayer Sunday School 9: 30 a .m.': Second and rnet-'E'IIng 7 p.m. fourth Sundays worship S(Ofvlce at 2:30 p. - MT. HERMON ·UNITED BRETHREN m. IN CHRIST CHURCH. Located In Texas MT. MORJAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Community oft Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. Robert Main St., Middleport. Rev. Calvtn MlnntJ, Sanders. paslor. Don Will. la yl~ader. sun· pastor . Mrs. Eb.l ln Buingardner, supt. day SChool 9:30 a:m. ; Morning worship Sund8ySchool9: 30a .m.; Wonhlpservlce 10:45 a .m.; EV"enln~ preac hing service se· 10:45 a.m. SUCCESSROADcmJRCHOFCHRISfcond and fourth Sunday at 7:30p.m.; Chrls!lan Endeavor, tlrst and ttlird Sun· Joseph B. Hosk:tns, EvanRf'IIAfl Sunday Blblf day, 7:30p.m . Wednesday prayer meeting Study 9 a.m.: Worship 10 a.m.: Sur,:lay and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. {'Vening service at 6 p.m.; WE'dnl!ldaytervlcf' JEHOVAH'S WITNESS, 37319 Sla le 7 p.m. Route 124 ·(one mile east of Rutland) . Sun· day : Bible lec ture 9:30a.m.; Watchtower PeNTECOSTAL ASSJ::MbLY, Racine, studyl0!30 a.m .: Tuesday, Bible study, Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday 7: 30 p.m.; Thursday, Theocratic School School10 a.m.; Sunday evening servtce 7 7:30 p.m. Service meeting, 8:20p.m. p.m. Wednesday evening &ervlce 7 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY CARPENTER BAP'I1ST. Don Cheadle, · Local~ on 0 . J . White Road of Highway SuP,t . Sunday School 9: 30a .m. Morning 160. Pat Henson, pastor. Sunday School10 Worship 10::11 a.m. Prayerservlce, allernate Sundays. a.m. Classes for all ages. Junior Chui'ch 11 a.m.; Morning worship ll a.m Adult MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third ' Choir practice 6 p.m. Suriday. Young PeoAve. Rev Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Not· pie's, Children's Church and Adult Bible tlngham, Sunday School Supt. Sunday Study. Wednesday at 7:30p.m. School 10 a.m. with classes for all *118· EventnR services at 6 p.m. Wednesday Bl· HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL . 570 Gi-ant St., Middleport. Artlllated wllh Southern ble study at 7:30p.m. Youth servlcel FriBaptlst ~onventlon. Sunday SChoollOa.m , day at 7:30p.m. : Morning worship 11 a.m.; Evening wor· ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP. 128 Mill St., Middleport . Brother Chuck McPhertoft, ship 7 p.m .; Wednesday evening Bible study and8rayer meeting 1 p.m. pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.: Sunday ~ BRADF RD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. evening servlc~ at 7 p.m. and Wednesday Rt . 124 and Co. Rd. 5. Mark Seevers, minis· services at 7 p.m. ter. Sunday School Supt. Steve Pickens . NTIQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shuler, pas· • Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Morning wor· tor. Sunday Schoo19: 30 a.m.; Church &er· • ship 10:30 a .m.; Evening worship 7 p.m. vice, 7 p.m.; Youth meetlftl{, 6 p.m. Tuft. • Wednesday worship 7 p m. day Bible STudy at 7 p.m. ~ .. ST. PAUL LUTHERMI CHURCH, FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33045 Corner S~·camore and S«ond Sts., PoHiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, pu. meroy The Rev: William Mlddleswarth, tor. Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday pstor. Sunday SChool 9:45a.m .; Church morning service ~t 10 a.m .; Sunday ~en· service 11 a.m lng_ service 7· 30 p.m . TueSday and Thun•. SACRED HEART CHURCH, M"gr. day Services at 7: 30p.m·. Anttlony Glannamore. Ph. 992·5898_. Satur· WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill St., Middleday Evening Mass 7· : 30 p.m .; Sunday port. Richard St~art, pastor. Subdar Mass, 8 a .m. and 10 a .m. Confessions one morning service 10 a.m.: Sunday evening half hour before each Mass. CCD classes, 7:30. Tuesday morning Bible Jtudy 10 a.m. ' 11 a.m. Sunday. Wednesday evening 7: 30 p.m . Tbulday VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St.. morn!~ video with Kenneth Copeland 10 • Middleport . James E. Keesee, pastor'. a.m.: Friday evening video with Kennet:tr Copeland. 7:30p .m . Sunday morning worship 10 a .m .; Even· lng service 7 p.m .; Wednesday evenl n~ NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· worship 7 p.m. VIsitation, Thursday 6:30 ZARE.NE, Rev. Glendon Stroud, pastor: p.m. Sunday School9: 30 a.m .; Worahlpservtc.,• TRINITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY, 10:30 a.m.; Youth ..,.vice Sunday 6: I! p, CoolvJ11e., Gilbert Spencl'r, pastor. Sunday m. Sunday evenlna- service 7:OOp.m. Wed-' SchoolS: 30 a.m.; Morning sl'rvice, 11 a.m nesday Prayer Meeting and Bible STudy. Sunday evening S(>rvlce 7:30 ·p.m.; Mid · 7: 00p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Suoweek prayer service Wednesday 7:30p.m MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH. day afternoon services at 2:30. Thunday Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max Folmer, Sr evening services at 7:30. Supt. Sund ay School and Morning Worship . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason, W, 9: JO a·.m.; Sunday evenlngservfce. 7p.m.; Va. Pastor. Bill Murphy. Sunda)' School 10 Youth meeting and Bible Study , Wednes· a.m.; Sunday evening 7: :JJ p.m. Prayer · day, 7 p.m. mf.etlng and Bible study Wednesday, 7:30 UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt. 7 on p 0. p.m . Everyone welcome. ' meroy By-Pass. Rl'v. Robert Smith, Sr.. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa-. pastor. Rev. James Cundiff. asst. pastor. lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor. pas1or. Sunday Sunday School 9:30 a .m.; Mormng wor· SChool 10a.m.: Sundayevenina7:30p.m.: ship 10: 30 a .m.: Evenln~ worship 7: 30 p. Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7:30 m. W9men's Fellowship, Tuesday, 10a.m. p.m. Wednesday nl~ht prayer Sl'rvlce 7:30p.m. SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH , Railroad CHURCH, Silver Rld~e. Duane SydenSt., Mason . Sunday School10 a .m.; Mornstrlcker, pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m.; ing worship 11 a.m.; EvenlnR servh.'t'6 p. Church service 10 a.m . Bible Study Wed- · m. Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wed· nesday at 7: SO p.m. June thru September. nesday , 7 p.m. 7 p.m. October thru May. Sunday evening Fellowship 7 p.m. June thru September, 6 FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle Borden. pastor. Cor nelius Bunch, supt. p.m. October thru Ma y. w'k';.~fJ~: ;JO~.fRcH OF THE N'I\ZA. RENE, Rev Thomas H. Collier, P.BStor. Martha Wolfe, Chai rman of the Board of Christian Life. Sunday School 9:30 a m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m .; Sunday evenlngworsl'llp 7::«1 p.m. Prayer meeting 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Dex· ter. Woody Call, pastor. Services Sunday 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. WedneSday, 7 p.m. RACINE FIRl>T BAPTIST, Don L. Walker. ?.astor Robfrt Smllh, Sunday School Supt .; Sunday School S·,'l) a.rp.; Morning worship 10: 40 a.m.: Sunday e\fe'nlng worship 7:-60 p.m. ; Wednesday 'E'venlng Bible study 7:30p.m . BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH, Burlll'lgham. Rev. Okey Ray Laundermllt, pastor. Ph. 992·7324. Sunday School 10:00 a .m.: Sul'lday evening service 7~ 00 p.m.: Wednesday evening service, 7:00p.m . DANVILLE HOLINESS CHURCH, located on Rt. 325 between VInton and m. Langsville. Rev. Ben Watts, pastor. Sun· RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos da y School. 8:30a .m .. Bobby Lambert, S. Tillis, pastor. Jay Stii€'S, supt. Sunday S. Supt . Mornlngworsblp 10:30 a .m.; Chit· School 9:30•a .m.; Morning worship, 10:30 4ren's Happy Hour 6: 4~ p.m. P r ayer and a .m.; Sunday evening servicce 7:00p.m. Bible Study, 7:30p.m . Missionary meeting Wednesda y service 7 p.m. WMPO pro· fir st Wednesday of each month 7:30p.m. gram 9 a. m. each Suntiay. For Information call388·8467. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZASILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bllt Little, RENE. Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor. pa sror. Steve Ltt11e, S. S. Supt. Sunday Sunday SChool 9:30a.m.; Worsip service SChool 10 a.m .;'.Mornlng worslp, 11 a .m , 10:30 a.m.; Young people's service 6 p m. Sunda y evening worship 7. 30 p.m. Prayer Eva ngelistic service 6:30p.m. Wednesday mt>etlnR and Bible study Thursday, 7:30 p. service 7 p.m. m.; Youttl meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. MHier CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH,' St. , Mason, W. Va. Eugene L. Conger. ml· 383 N. 2tid Avf!., Middleport. Sunday School 10 a .m. Sunday and Wednesday , nlster. Snday Bible Study 10 a.f11.: WOr· ship 11 a.m. a nd 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Evening services at 7:30p.m. , Study, vocal music. 7 p.m . CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD, Rev. R. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dud· E. Robinson. pastor. Sunday School9: JOa. ding Lane. Mason . W. Va . J . N. Thacker, m .; Worsh ip service, 11 a. m.: Evening pastor . Evening service- 7: 30 p.m.; Wo· service 7 p.Jll. Mid-week service. Wednesmen' s Ministry. Thursday, 9:30 a. m.; day , 7 p.m. . Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7: 15 LANGSVILLE C,HRISTIAN CHURCH• p.m. Robeort E. Musser, pastor . Sunday SChool ' HAHTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN 9: 30a.m.; Paul Musser. s upt.: Morning worship lO:.'Il a.m .: Sunday C\'enlng ser· CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. William Campbell , pas tor . Sunday SChool S: 30 a. vice, 7 p.m.; mtd·week service. Wednes· m.; James Hughes, supt. Evening service day, 7 p.m. 7: 30p.m. Wednsdayevenlng prayer meet· SYRACSE CHURCH OF THE NA-' tng 7:30p.m. Youth prayt"r service each ZARENK Rf.v. James B. Kitt le, pastor. Sherman Cundtrr, supt. Sunday School Tuesda y. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Lelart, 9: 30a.m., <Morning wor ship 10· 30 a.m.; W. Va .. Rt. 1, James Lewis , pastor. Wor· Evangelistic 'service. 6 p.m .; . Prayer and ship services 9:30a.m.; Sunday Scbool11 Praise Wednesday. 7 p.m .; Youth meet· a.m.: Evening worship 7: 30p .m . Tuesday lng, 7 p.m. conage prayer meeting and Bible Study EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN 9:30 a.m.: Worsh ip service , Wednesday CHRIST, Elden R. Blake, pastor. Sunday School10 a .m.: Robert Reed, Supt . Morn· 7: 30p.m . OUR SAVI OUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, lng sermon. 11 a.m.; Sunday night ser· Wal nut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W viers: Chrisrlan Endeavol' 7:30p.m .. Song Va. The Rev . George C. Weirick, pastor . serviC'<' 8 p.m. Preaching 8: 30p.m. Mid· Sunday SChool9:30 a .m.; Sunday worship weE'k pra yer meeting, Wednesday . 7 p.m 11 a .m. Alvtn Ret-d. laylead(>r. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH.Iocaledon HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. Pomeroy Pike, County Road 2~ near Flat · R oger Wats on. pastor. Crenson Pratt, woods. Rev. Blackwood , pastor. Services Sunday SChool Supt . Morn ing worship 9:30 on Sunday at 10:30 a .m. and 7: 30p.m. wlttl a.m .: Sunday School10: 30 a.m .; Evening Sunday School9 30a .m. Bible Study , Wed· service, 7: 30 p.m. nesday, 7:30p.m. MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR pastor: Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt. CHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antiquity. Rev . Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Evening worFranklin Dickens, pastor . Sunday morn· shlp6: 30 p.p1 .: PraYer Meeting, 6:Xl p.m . lng 10 a.m.: Sunday evening 7:30 p.m . Wednesda ~ Thursday evening 7:30p.m. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF $TIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP- · CHRIST. Jody Holland, minister. Oeryl TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. Wens, Supt. Morning worship, 8:00a.m.: Sunday Schoot1 0 a.'in.; Worship service 11 Church School9 :00 a.m. a.m.; Sunday evening servlce.7: 30 p.m .: CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· , Wednesda y evening service 7: 30p.m. RENt . Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. Frank Rittle, supt. Sunday School 9: ~ B ., INDEPENDENT HOLINESS OIUROI m .; Worship service, 11 a .m . ar~l:'l p.m. ' Inc .. Pearl St .. Middleport. Rev. O'Dell Manley, pastor. Sunday Schoo19:30 a.m .; Suhday. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer meet· Morning warship 10:30 a .m. ; Evening lng. 7:30p.m. Tuesday.12: 30p.m. Wo· worship LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST men's Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7;30 CHURCH . Rev. Robert Mlller, pastor. Ro· p.m. Prayer and Praise service. bert E. Barton, Director of Chr l ~tlan Edu· RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF catio n; Lloyd Wright , assistant. Sunday JESUS CHRIST, Elder James Miller. Bl· School 9: :wt A.m .: Morning worship 10:30 ble Study, Wednesday 7:30p.m. ; Sunday a .m.: Choir pra~ttce, Sunday 6:30 p.m.; SChoollO a.m.: Sunday nigh t service, 7:30 Evening wor.shtp 7: :KJ p.m. Wednesday p.m. Prayer and Bible Study. 7; 30 p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Harrisonville Road. Earl Fields, pastor. Charles Russell Sr., mtnts1er. Rick Ma· Henry Eblin, Jr., Sunday School supt. Sun' comber, supt. Sunday School 9 : ~ a.m.; day SchoolS: 30 a.m.; Morning worship 11 Worship serviCe 10:30 a.m . Bible atudy, a.m.; Sunday evening service 7:30p.m.· Tuesday, 7:30 p.m . Prayer meeUng.Wednesday, 7: JO p m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 1)Y'!IAC\JSE FIRSt CHUROI QF GOD. CHRIST Of' LA'ITER DAY SAINTS. Port· Non-Pentecostal: Joy Clprk, pastor. Ph. land-Racine Road. WUJiam Roush, pastor . •992·Sl. Worshio Sri'Vkle SUndav 10 a.m.: Linda Evans. church school director. . - Sermonette Why Be Baptized? 1. One should ·be baptized to be saved. "He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved ... " (Mark 16: 16). "The like figure whereu~to even baptism doeth also now save us ... " (I Peter 3:21). 2. For remission of sins. "Repent and be baptized every one of you In the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins ... " (Acts 2:38) . 3. To wash away sins. Ananias rold Saul of Tarsus: "And now why tarriest thou? Arise and be baptized, and wash away thy sins, calling qn the name of the Lord." (Acts 22:16). 4. To get Into Ctuist "For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ" (Gal. 3:27). "Know ye not. that so many of us as were baptized Into Jesus Chnst were baptized into His death." (Rom. 6:3) . 5. To reach the blood of Christ Read Romans 6: 3 again In the above paragraph and notice Ihat Paul said we were "baptized into His (Christ's) death." Jesus shed His blood In His death. We are baptized Into the benefits of His blood and thereby eleansed from our sins by His blood In the act of baptism. 6. To get Into the one body. "For by one spirit are we all baptized Into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free ... " (T Cor. 12: 13). Regardless of who we are, all of us come Into the one body, the church, by the same process - baptism. 7. To be born again. "Except a man be tiorn of the water and the Sptrtt, he cannot enter Into the Kingdom of God." (.John 3: 5). In the spiritual birth the Spirit begets us through the seed . <Luke 8:11), the word of God (I Pet. 1: 23), and the birth is consummated In baptism. 8. It is commanded. When Peter was at the home of Cornelius, the dtvtne record states: ''And he commanded them 1o be baptized In the name of the Lord. " (Acts 10:48). Conclusion: Jesus died for you and me. (John ·:. 16). The same Lord who said that we must believe. also said t h.11 we must be baptized in order to be saved. May you have the co ~: · ·age and faith to do what the Lord demands. ~ Jan Pickett, W• :side church of Christ. • • • �}f!£~£tthf!/!f!i~1!ore, ~fLdand':qcently VirglnlaJacksfamllyheldareunlon recentlyattheoldJacksresldence. Reocgnlzed and presented gifts were Eric Tho'P'. the youngest lx>y; Rebecca Jacks, the youngest girl; Ethel :women; BasilPriddy, Jacks, the the oldest oldest man; and VIrginia Kessinger and Wanda Tho'P', tho:' ones traveling thefarthest. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Basil Jacks, Robe11 Jacks Sr., Newark; - Mr: and Mrs. Tim Jacks andfamtly,Columbus; Judy Mager and Chris, Mr. and Mrs. George ):ling and Georgina, Connie Azbell, Mr. and Mrs. Jl.obert C. Wharton and family, Mike MordaU of Lancaster; Diana Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs_. Friday, August 31. 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-6- .The Daily Sentinel WUlam Van Meter and family, Clifton, W.Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Rife and fannUy; Mr. arid Mrs. Jeffry Gray and farnUy , Wellston. Mr.and and Mrs. Clarence Jordan, Mr. !\.'Irs. Randall Gibbs, Mrs. Patricia Capehart anq family, CharlotteStewartandJeni,Mr. and Mrs. Pat Aelker, Pomery; Mrs. Virginia Kessinger, West Melbourne, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith, Kentucky; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rupe, Stoney Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jacks, Carol J&cks, Delmas Golf, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Jacks, Langsville. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Thorpe and 250.00 Borah and children, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mozingo and family. Breman; Mr. and Mrs. Jlm Snodgrass and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rupe, April McGrath, Chris and MartyHutton,KennethRomlneand family, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoakle and family, TiniMcGrath,Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lambert, Ew!ngton; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bales,AshburyPark,N.J.; Mr.and Mrs. Roy Priddy, Middleport. ·!~J~=~:h~J~~.~~~r. United Methodist Women met recentlyatthehomeofGordonand Margie West fora picnic. Husbands and families were guests for the picnic. 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Sbe!sthedl!ugbterofMr. 11-year-Qld Bradbwy Elemenand Mrs. Don Nelson. tary studeitt where she Is In the . .' eu.ter, Lisa Jones, Renee Russeu, Mlcbsel McKelvey, o\mber Ohllngor, Wencll Harmon, Tamara Haymon, JA!IOn Amon, Tammi Buckley, Amber O.rnlnp, CJuU Ebersba<h, Marcy HW. Mica Jones, Cheryl pape, Mlcl1ael Russell, John Mc<Jintock. Mfsl)' Swisher, I 1 I I I L.~------------.J .. Pomeroy NICKELODEON PRESENTS ' with your purchase of Concentrated Cologne · Spray, 1 ounce. A 20.00 value, Paramount Footloose Sweepstakes Hand & Body MoiSiltrlzer by Alyssa Ashley JUST •7.99 BOUNTY LCD QUARTZ WATCH Reg. 17.50 ONLY •3.75 PAPER TOWELS Men's & ladies' Sll"'r or Gold Color 79< Reg. $14.99 · $999 WIN ONE The softe st skon you can gel j:~lu s that natur ally provoca.tive Alyssa Ashley Musk fragrance you loVe! 16 oz . 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' ~~~~ ~";lit• ~~li&•' ~~.D;. 11 AM-8 PM .\ ' DRAWING TO BE HELD OCT. 7 TABLnS 30 Mg•. $ · HIFI VIDEo RECORDER RllllttiFI VIDEO RECORD,ER ' 9 AM-9 PM' ROll a ' SUD AFED $.369 PRIZE ,.., BUY IT ON VIDEOCASSETTE LOnERY .NUMBERS MONDAYSATURDA '84 FORD TEMPO GLX $2394.95 value Buy any Children's TYLENOL'~ , product and receive a $2.00 coupon good toward your next purchase of any Children's TYLENOL ' product . · F~R WINNING~..-....- $100 SPECIAl$ Rfclt~- ·-·-r Poo'"""' l!leaaa.laey Missy Nelson REVLON NATURAL WONDER Beclcy Sluowo - · RoanJe, Burkhamer, Brian Diehl, O..y HUI, Mike HID, BID Hupp, Tony Healon, Mo111o KIJnos, " -· Layne, ~•. 01111 Shuler. While ribbons: Crystal HUI, RaeheUe Da\11, Becky Evans, Greg Shamblin, Jamie Wolft. • Rachel Hyaell. ., Red rlbboaw: Tommy Wile, Cindy Smith. lilue ribbons: Jarod Cook, Frank Ellloit, · Cindy McGulre,llobtlf MoodllpaUflb, Bobby Danlelle Crow, Jennifer Bamhal1, Nathan Lambert, DaauiY Robllllon, AJiiO(a Black. Blgp, Melinda Dafley, Rudney Smith, leah Daniels. Anpla larldni, Shane PttW!po, John AnderWhile ribbons: Alanna Cleland, Jan,.. san, Jooh lifck. Hannon, SieVe ParsoDS, Jerry Cleland, JO'f<'! Red ribbons: Dan Butcber, David Felly, Crabt,.., Royden Hawkins, Kristen FredJim PoweU, Geort~e Relimlre, Jeremy ricks, J01011 MOler, Riehle Car1011, Jim BW Grlnun, Siephanle See, Anna Olapman, Siewan, Holly WUIIams, Mlnnda filcholooo, Dave Dun!, Mindy Foulkrod, Candf Henaley, John Role, Dennis Searles, AJw1e Elllotl, Dennis H_,har, Lisa Pierce, Loret1a Rl!li· Carolyn Fllehpotrlck, T011y Miller, Tracie· mire, Amanda Roush, Sean WaiiOII, Darleoe Rlcbmond, Terra S c _ ., Eric Walker. See. . s.1em C'.e1ier llkn '1ey While rlbbona· Sleven Edwanlo Muon Blue ribbons: ~mberly Janey, Kara Fisher, Ryan Wllllarns, Heoiher ' llarrls, Elllon, Lelih Estridgw!. Stephanie sayre Jared Stewart Mirk Allen Red r1bb0na: Susan Page, Va)erle DavenJohn Bentley, 'Mite Edwarck, Kimberly ~· .LJUte lamberl, 4ndres MciJmald, Tera Jenkins, Jason POwell, AngelaSwf8a',Siacey Shep!lenl, Richard Stewart. BlACK 'FLAG · ANALOG .STYLES Scoundrel has a mc,ro1us,l glittering gift for you... 786 N. Second Street WI-. 1'1')' 8raiiiJwy s,raae..--..,. BJue ribbons: Jamie Ol'd Oaut:Sette Reilmlre, John Tucker Wlllla,;,., Aleasha Blue libbon.s: WU.l Hall, Hedl Huffman, Marlo While. April Hudson. ,.----------...,.---------..-- Yo~'ll like the individualized attention you re- OR The Daily Sentinel-Page · 7 . Donnte Ray, MlcneDe :snuaer, David SINan, Crystal VaugM, . Jason DellavUle, Jason Ervtn, 1)!rry Asl\burn, Andrea Daniels, IWbln HaD, Dave MciJonald, Riclcy Price, Nell Whaley, Anllrea Hale, Dan:y Sio..,, Stephanie Barrell. Dennis Edllllston. BJ1d. , get! Lambert, Jeti!IY Peyton, Brandl DUIOn, Wendy Gilkey. Mary Hale. H QUARTZ 364 Jackson Pike Gallipolis. Ohio · Kenny Reynolds, Sean Braley KJm LA!wfs. Whlfl, ribbons: Krlsia Chadwell, Kurt... EnglisH, D. J . Herman, t.!Josy Nelson, ·Joo Smtih, Mary Byer, Rafny D.lft, Lori Engle, Shannoo Newsome, Choryl Stevens, John Tlllls. u.~ . . - - L•.C.D. PBAR.M ACY Kim illrrll, Mlehelle M<;Oly, NancyHudlon, Heather Rouah. Robyn Sloul, Andrea Theiss, Chrlsll Brumlleld, Ray sayre, SU.IeSprouse, SarahWUes. Sa IS • ......_ ......, Blue rtbbons: Tracy Beea~. carol Fishf!r, Todd Llale. Sarah l'hlllon. Eber Plcket>s, Lany Sellen, BriOn w.......-. Clad Allen Wolfo. Chris Ba..-, Annett Cardone, PaireCe Circle, Leanne Clark, ChrLs Diddle, Tarniny HollO!', SCott Md'llall, Kim Slollort. Red 11bbo1111: Benlly Dalley, Ryan Evans, Qorlssa HW, Monica HUI, Cindy Nf\I(ZIIng, J<rlllell Pape, o\my Pallenon, Loretta Smith, J_, school displays at the Meigs CoU!Ity Fair. · oav11. The winners are: . Red ribbons: ~ ARE HAVING SIDEWAlK BARGar.. DAYS SEPT. 1-SlPT 4 REWARD The stat! of tile Meigs County Superintendent of Schools O!flce has Marlene Fisher conducted the meetlngwithBettyRoushpresent!ng a slate ot officers for the new year. Elected were Mllrtha Dudding, Ruth Smith, vice LOOK!! ... Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio School winners announced from Meigs County Fair events The dlstnct meeting was announced for Sept. 27 at the Fln!t Church In Athens. It was votecj to furnlshrefreshmentsforaSt.Jude's blke-a-thon oo Sept. 29 In Racine. ri;;~;;~~~==~~;~~~r---, RACINE · ~. ~ILLAOE CUT RATE · MID . RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE ('f!IV waspffinnedtor~ber. picnic, for families In September Tues· days wlll be !!eWing days at the church, Members are Invited to meetatthechurchat9:lla.m. and take a sack lunch. A holiday bazur r.-----------iiiiiii ~ Friday. August 31. 1984 · _, I' RUTH ALCOVE PHAJIMAOY ......~~~. 01110 _.,..ti,Oio!O . ·_ I' RUTH PHARMACY _,.,.....A.,_ I'RUTH PHARMACY ' o rcl Della during Foftl'l '811 ' .VIsit your Local CUARAMCE CHALLENGE- I'IIUTH . PHAIIIIACY \ H!nt-.w.va. 'S..,O.IIMMI on~·· .....,.._ltllil.,_ollht !*ll..,.nccrnpMII IOIIICIIIoorill ~fll'l'l'llollht ~~- -fllotlr . . ,, • �• Page-S-The Daily Sentinel Calendar Pomeroy-Middleport, Rock Springs Fairgrounds on Sept. 2. A basket dinner wlll be held at 1 p.m. and all relatives and friends ol the family are Invited to attend. SATURDAY REEDSVll..LE - Fourth annual chicken barbecue of Olive Township Fire Department, Reedsville, Saturday, noon to 10:30 p.m. at fire station. Activities will also Include horseshoe pitch, country store, ring the cane game, balloon darts game, !Ish pond, truck rides with Smokey the bear. SUNDAY POMEROY - The Ours family reunion wll be held at the friday, Happenings located on Main Street In Rutland across !rom Pizza Dan's. made Ice cream wlll be served beginlng at 11: :.I a.m. Entertain· ment Will be by Jennifer Sheets and the Sweet Mountain Sounds at noon. with a parade to be at 1: ~llollowed by a tractor pull and chain saw competitiOn. MONDAY RACINE - Racine Chapter, Order o! Eastern Star, meeting, Monday, 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. RUTLAND - The Rev. and Mrs. Orlow Webb, Sycamore, wtll have the sermon and special music at the Rutland Bible Methodtst Church Sunday at both the 10: a.m. and 7 p.m. services. The Webbs have conducted numeroUs TRY (Training Righteous Youth) rallies In several states. The church Is Friday, August 31, 1984 Ohio CHESTER - The Chester Volunteer Fire Department WU1 hold Its annual Labor Day chicken barbeque Monday at the Chester Fire House. Chicken, spareribs, pie, cake, and home- $2.50. Rutland, wlll have square, round and slow dailclng Saturday evening. Music beglnsat9p.m. to 1a.m. wlthdonat!onsatthedoor. Special Olympic fund drive set &out picnic set Sunday ol newspapers and aluminum. cans lor the Meigs County POMEROY - 1 Special Olympic lund wlll be accepted at the Meigs County The Meigs fairgrounds !rom 9a.m . tolp.m. Saturday. . 33 roadside park. Those attend- 3 delivery, Davis Vacuum PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Dept. Cleaner. one half mile up George• CrHk Rd. Colt 614-4411-0294 ~lassified Bolloono for Get Well, AnniBirthdoyo, porti01 . Singing Gorrillo. Call Batloono & Co. 4411·4313. vera~ryo, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 •U'I" 1 M C onlol'nlln-olo•~lnool•-•t l!111-....rt Aoneun<om•"'•·-~ '"""'""'' • a......... ltt ..,nAclo I loooo"d 7 '•f<llolol""kl lnu ....cet f.,.,,. I h110l1lo nJl · l~-·~wN" Mo,. ,,, ~..., J l-f'rofOII-IIIIIIIWicll - ,_.......... Cltu lljiPJ fH'Jll'l n .... _..,,,.,.. :~~~!! "•hu!- ' ;~~::;.':'.:0'' ,.,.,., M.,c""""''' 7._Mol0fcy~l" 16-l~iidi"'!!I~Pflll• l l ................. fi·IMiolo Mol"'' 71.lwlo,......... . ,,..,,,., U ·MHoloft-.. IOtl"'o llhlolo•IM 17 M~tl<: .. l,._nlo )4. .......... _ •• h , ...... , ..... ..... 31H.olol4croou Ufl... fMowWoMd 77-o~ tl< - n ' '"''" & htelt4oloo 71 ("01 p r lil f' c. ..~, l _u._ O..I•C....nl'/ ....... cHol1 4 .. .,.,,..,co .WII ...... e-,u -· •4t - Oo~lpolio 112.- lolidllloll,.. 3tl- Ciool oloiro ••-c-•• , _.,.,,,,. ~- - II .,Qnuo ll3- - t l l d .......... ,.,.._ 7n - - 2•1 -' LIIIn~allo •u- ""n'"o'"' . .1 - llool• IU- How....,..,. IH - lnon 7·l - 11UIIInd t )711 - Walft~l 111- Co•>hilo YOUNG'S :n-"'""'" CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons •nd remodeling - ~ooting - Piumb1ng and wis .. to tllank all the falks in tile Sutton, Carmel Church Metgs County Probate Court Ca!'ie No 245 28 V1rg1n1a V Blazewtcz. 405 Lasley Street Pomeroy ' Ohto 45769 was •ea tllat helped with the food booth at the Meigs County Fair. The contributians of ftiod, pies and efficient h,lp were greatly appreciated. May God lless you all. Reword for the return of. or In· brown, block ond whtte molt Wolter Coon Hound. Lost In Rock Spnn&S 1Ftl Auc. Zlst. 992-Z770. VERY FAMOUS MAKER FIREPLACE INSERT OR FREE STANDING ' STOVE ·S599 CHOICE OF 4 COLORS FREE ·-•HI· Temp glass doors •Dual, variable speed blowers FOR SALE At Call Avon District Manager at: 698-7111 (callect) R. R. Durst Residence Stiversville MGM FARM CITY FREEZER SALE For about tile same price as a doubltwidt, we offer a 11/1 story Cape Cod. Why put your money In a mobile homt when you can innst In an appreciating Dlstt. We will take your prtHnt mobile home on trade. For Mort Information Call SAVE UP TO S}Q]OO Per Freezer On This Big TRUCKLOAD SALE While They Last MGM FARM CITY, INC. KINGSBURY HOMES, IN(. Pomeroy 614-992-2181 Pomorey, Oh. limited , •AutomatiC draft con· lrol •large a1rt1ght ash· pan •Firebox bnck lined $ s0•D~POSIT O~EN nLL Crt"alh•ih· IM Our Real Estate General Spt-c.'ialty MIDDLEPORT PLASTIC ARTS FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN . CHESTER: RUTLAND FURNnURE All "'"' lluTRAM N•• DIAMOND 60 ELECTRIC TRAIN SET 23 CHANNEL CB ELECTRONIC GAMES 2 WAY HOME INTERCOM BRASS & GLASS LAIIP SHADES PICTURE CLOCK ELECTRIC GRILL TRICYCLE 2 WHEEL PULL BEHIND YARD SPREADER 2 WHEEL STORAGE TANK FOR CAMPING CAR HITCH FOR MOBilE HOllE RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 Ohie ' OPEN EACH THURS. EVE . 6-8 4 kitten1. IJ4 Siameae. Cell . 614-218-11141 . PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3305 JACKSON AYE. Kittene. 1 emokey grey &. 1 yellow lobby. Extru fuzzy. Call 814-367-04B2 SMALL 'ANIMAL HOURS Monda, l p.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday 6:30 p.m ·8 p.m. Wednesday 3 p.m -5 p.m. Thursday 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Fridoy I p.m.-2 •p.m. Slturdly 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. lARGE ANIMAl AID SURGERY BY APPOINTMENT Block Gorman Shop~erd , puppiao. Col 446-2637. Smell femolo puppy black & ' tan. free to good home. can efter 5, 448-1364. 304-675-2441 Puppiao & khteno. Call446· 3071. 8120/1 mo Mota Cockopoo pup 8 to 1 D montha old, all ahota except rabies. 304-876-2527. ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY SCOTT'S PIANO TUNING PH, 992-6931 Reasonable Quality Workmanship Puppiea. mother Springer Spaniel, caM after 6:00, 304-875-1916. I Oehumidifien, Parts 6 MIDDI.EPOIT, OHIO lnstlllltion AVIIiltlllt "i••n "'ll Ur•r,ar • \lrr'lm & (;n/lin(uult l fr•< (Jtr•r 1.! .,~ 7/30/84 mo. 4 lull blooded Slmeue kltteno, 304· 743-3321 . 220 1. Main, hm•oy 992·6128 811011 Lost and Found I ' Loat in Rock Springe area ' Tri - color Welker Coon Hound. Reward for hl1 re· tum. Colt 814-992·2770. " AM CONSTRUCTION BACKHOE DUMP TRUCK CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & LIMESTONE Call For Free Estimate IN RACINE: Downstairs equipped with kitchen, livinc room. dininc room and den; upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath; house also has basement. lot size approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. 742-2167 or 742·2225 8/14/t mo d WRITESEL Home National Bank in Racine, 949-2210. ROOFING CO. Real Estate General NEW-REPAIR 216 E. 2nd St. , Phone · Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors S. Windows 1-(814)-992-3325 949-2969-949-2263 TEAFORD 8-10-1 mo. NEW LISTING - 4 acres m/1 w1th small 2 bedroom trailer, extra water tap for second trailer. Good road. 8 m1les , from Athens. Only $10,500. NlW LISTING- 6 rm older home w1th bath, Pomeroy water and nice lot at Moners· ville. For just $4,500 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Roger Hysell GAR,AGE , For all your wirinc needs; furnaces repair service and installation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992-587S PULLINS Sizes fro111 6'x6' Up to 24'x36'' Insulated Do1 Houses P&S BUILDINGS Rlclnt, Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 7/30/ 1 mo pd GAS LiNES core Tadtators arid he1ter cores. We also acid boil and rod out Tadlators. We also repair Gas links. •oozER . s"cKHOE "RECLAMATION WORK "OIL FIELD SERVICES' "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE RIVERVIEW - Neoi stores in Pomeroy. 2 story frame, 3 BR, full basement, central "CONCRETE WORK "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER . GAS • OtLLINE8 heat. Make U$ an , offer. JIM CLIFFORD 992· POMEROY - 6 rm., 3 8Rs, PH. lg. basement, remodeled, II ; L....,...-...,..-....,.~~JI.l!.l. beautiful v1ew, 2 porches, and walk to the stores. WURE YOUR SALES BARGAIII - Pomeroy oJs. AND SERVICE kirts. Smell 2 BR home HEADQUARTERS fOR ~ed to sell. lot on State •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GilSON REFRIIUATOR 82 ACRES - 3 bedroom home with fireplace, Sutton We Have A Pull Time Shop Tochnldan Twp. Most minerals, limber on Duty and tractor land near Ra- · c1ne · RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE 1-/uuS/fiiJ CHESTER-~85-3307 '1'1.\ • PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 UTILITY BUILDINGS RADIATOR SERVIQ We can repair and re· CONTRACTING Also Transmission Sizes Start from 12'xl6' -BACKHOES -DUMP TRUCKS - LO·BOYS - TRENCHER -WmR - SEWER -GAS LINES -SEPTIC STSTEIIS LARGE ot SMALl JOBS PH. 992-2478 can PAT HILL FORD 992-2198 Middleport, Ohio 1 IO.fitk ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Holllts-ExtensiYe Ramodetlnf Insurance Work Cu[IQIII Pole Bides. &a rates Roollna Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidin&s 111 Y•ra E•perlence GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 TROMM EXCAVATING CALL ' 446·4522 "W• Rent For lest" •LAND CLEARED . .SEPTIC SYSTEMS •GRAVEL HAULED U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL Bonded St. It, 160 Nerth GaiiiP'IIil, Ohio 1 7111 /Hn "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPUANCE SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum 985-3561 All MakH •Walh- •DIIhwaohtro •R•no•• •llefrlllllrlltara •Drywa •F-zera PARTS tncl SERVICE ."" LOST: Men billfold ot French Quarter Seturdey. Keep money pl1118 return contents. Colt 814-367-7628. 1 & lnsurecl PH. 742-2328 Lost and found on Bud Chattin Rd. Mole Beegle, color on name Duke 304· 8915-3336 or 1171-1821. LOST, in I mile oreo, block whlto whh tan mete B,.gte. long logged with boxey face. Needs medication for distemper like condition. Big pet, REWARD . Joon Buah, 304-675-41 08. CUP rHIS NOTICE FOil FUI7HER RfffllfNCf. WELDING & FABRICATION 30 Yrs. Experience Mechanical Work Tractots - Care . Truck - Automatic Traosmi11ion · PH. 614-247-2575 -8-2· I mo. d. SALES SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST 8 • Public Sale Auction a. For your next Nle cell Emma Bell. 1uctlonHr. UcenHd and bonded West Virginia end Ohio, 42BB177. AUCTION, Mt. Alto Auction : Houae, Set Night, New deelert, Under n-.w euctioneer, Joe~ P~illlpo No . 583B4. GUYSVILLE. OHIO Authorized Jotm Deere, New Holland, Bush Hoa form Equipment , Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & I "' lie Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. , "Beautiful, Cuetom Built Gareges" ' Call for free sldina est IIllites, 949-2801 or 949-2860 No Sunday C•ll• ·3·5-tfc l 1111C fREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS ComputtTiztd Hmina Aid Selection Dependeblt H.. rina Aid Service Wanted To Buy We pay colh for late model , cleen uaed cer1. Jim Mink Chov.-Oido Inc Bill Gone Johnoon 4411-3872 ' Wanted to buy u•lld coel • wood hteterl. Swain Fumlture, 448-31119, 3rd. & Olive St .. Galllpollo, Oh. Wanted· Junk autoe any condition. Colt 114-38B· . 9303. 9tondlng nmber. -con 3819908 or 3811-9817 after II. Ca1h paid for fancy Iron or hoavy Iron beda. t1 110 end up lOr certoln Molgo Co. otone jere. Old time cup· board. coil 1-304-882 · 2711 COMPLETE HDUBEHOLDB FURNITURE . ledo, Iron, · wood, cupboatde, cholra, chooto, baokoti, dtahoa, otone jors, antlquoo, gold ond oliver . Wrlta- M. D . MIHar, Rt.2, Pomeooy, Ohio 4157111 or cell 11 4·112· 7780. Buying dally gold, • oltat..tlng wora, old oolna. lorto cur,_y, Top petooa, Ed. Burkett ....... lhop. 2nd. AVII. Mldllaport, Oh. 814-9823471. ~olno. ~nta.jawelry, Llcllllld Clinical AudlaiOiist (&14)44&-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second AvenH, Box Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 .9 Service LISA M. KOCH, M.S. SERVICE LOST: Dork plootic rim bifocal eyegl1a181 around P1rk, Stott St. olde. Reward. Call 4411-2273 or 446-7640. Complete Guner Work · Complete Remodeling Roofing of ell Typea Worked in home area 20 years .. FrM Eltimetee" II life ,,_~ J&F 8 000 AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR ALL STEEL & POLE BUJLDINGS. EXCAVATING -DOZERS 8/13/1 mo $! ' RACINE - 3 BR home remodeled, carpellftg. Wood cabonets, 2 baths, gas fUr· nacce and garage. . Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio Lost in Rock Springe erae , W.atker-coOn 'HounCI, White, black ond ton. Call 9922770. ' i U tfc DITCH WITCH SERVICE WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES NEW HOUSE - 2 bed· rooms, recreation rm.' not lonished. Owner will finance Good quahty. In Middleport. li.'dd(/11. Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For faster Strv1ce Call 614-992-6737 "FrH Estimates" 773-5839 or 773-5788 54 Misc. Merchandise Box. 326 PH. 614-992-3718 bedrooms each, ready for occupancy. A good invest· ment at $15,000. Now Accepting Lietinga in M~ga Co. INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd lile to introduee you to En&o&e-A·Cir. the modetn.way to drive ,the vehicle of your choice. No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Bob & Jean Gilmore 50 Riverview Dr. Middleport, Oh. Broker-Auction Service Cheryl Lemley, Meics County Assoc1ate Phone 742-3171 (YARD IALE) •• 181 24 31 [91 7 etc FREE ESTIMATES 4 FT. STUFFED GORILLA ELECTRIC GOLF BALL RETURN KODAK Xl-55 MOVIE CAMERA KODAK M85 PROJECTOR DIRECTION .. South on Ohio Rt. 7, 6 m1ies below Gallipolis - cross Raccoon Crk Bridge, turn· and fpllow s1gns. ""'!'J'y· Lena K Nesselroad Clerk IS ACRES -Two trailers 2, AT DARK Act1ng Probate Judge PIANO TUNING & REPAIR M. l. "Bud" McGHEE HOLDS TIL OCT. 10 •TROPHIES •PLAQUES *AWARDS Street Pomeroy O'·uo 4 5 769 I s / Charles H Kn1ght II interested contact The •Heavy duty double wall construction. •Approved for coal burning •Five Year Warranty. 992-62 t 5 or 992-7314 Pomeooy, Ohio WHALEY'S PARTS PH. 992-7013 New Chevy Truck.. .. FENDER ............. '76.95 DOORS ...... ...... '149.95 HOODS ............ '174 .95 BUMPERS .......... '69.95 GRILL.. ........ ...... '42.50 R. SUPPORT.. ..... '84 .95 TAIL GATE .... ..... '85 .00 FORD FENDER .... '69.95 BUMPER ............ '69.95 Also Some Car Fenders A\lailable the (2) - TWO STORY HOUSE Ta buy or sell. Repre· sentati ves needed in Ca. north of Rt. SMALL ESTATE MERCHANDISE SAT., SEPT. 1 of 35. AVON SAVE OVER 50% NEW SHIPMENT! Executr1x _(a. and Gallia HELP WANTED Meigs appo1nted V. C. YOUNG-Ill estate of S~lim J Bla zew1cz deceased late ol 405 Lasley Three acres with a nicely constructed concrete block home 26x30, 3 bed· rooms, one bath, 12115 family room. Partially carpeted, fuel oi furnace with facilities for woodburner. 12115 block storage buildine. 20130 block earace. Riehl off Rt. 248, country settine. 'h mile east of Chester, Ohio. SuHon, Carmel United Methodist Churches formation leadlRI to the return of j;;;;;;;;;;~ Mise, Merchandise fFree Estimates! APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIARY On August 22. 1984 1n the We electrical wmk Nonce OF THANK YOU ItS Alliii1/Je WMTNJl 54 and gutter work - Concrete work f.~.{oG!If: AEROBIC EXERCISE Ctooa beginning Sept. 5, 9.30· · 10:30. Mooon Youth Contor. Your body lo 1 "living . temple" join the fitne11 challenge for furthur lnfor· motion 304-773-64116. IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKLEY, D.V.M. ,.,. __ a..... ••-u.n 211 - Gu-,III Ootl Holy land Tour Special $B98. Thlo offer expire• Sopt.1 . Pricelncrenooefter thio dote. Will accept Vloa, Maeter Cherge or American Expren. Colt 614-446· 4313 TOWN &COUNTRY VETERINARY CLINIC Business·Senrices joll11u. m- l f'IPplum (' <> nhi!RI(f'' wee U · for!Miaolllo I """'lon a1 " ... -G.M, Announcements SWEEPER lnd -lng ma· chine rtpolr, perto, and auppllea. Pick up end The Daily Sentinel Wanted to Do 1213 Will do generol molnta· nonce. Etllctricat, plumbing & pointing . l'lop building & r.noe ropoir. Ph. 814-379· 2410. Cerd of Thanks We wleh to expr... our epprecietiOJt to reletivee and frlend..l for their ldndneea during the Illness 1nd loaa of our hu1ba11d end atepfothOt, Wllllom H. Hyoell. Specie! thenkl to the nur~­ lng ataH of tho Pomeroy He•lth Cere Center. Rev Don Archer end the White· Ethtldge Funeral Home. Olo Hyoett & Fomtty . ROCK SPRINGS- Donations County girl scout plpnlc wlll be held at noon Sunday at the Route 18 31 Hom•• for Sale The Daily Sentinei-Page....:9 32 Mobile Homes for Sale own RtJJ'LAND -The Ell Denison Post 4S1 ol the American Legion, RACINE - A chicken barbeque wtll be held by the Racine VOOII!teEr First Depar1rnent &mday with serving to begin at 11 a.m. Price for the dinners will be $3 while a halt chicken Will cost Ailllilllll' i'llll:lll' lng are to take a covered dish and their table service. Ribbons and premlwns !rom the Meigs County Fair wlll be distributed. Dance set Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 31 1984 11-nallle automollll• mach•nloo toota. Muat be Amertoan m-. CaR 1123704 untl11:00. Oupl .. complately oeporote unhe. good invaetment, ,. • • oonably priced. 304-1714124 1fter 6 p.m. 1---------1974 Mobile home, 1 2x60, tOt•l oloctrlc whh woodburner. 2 bedrooms, Beth & 1 helf. For more informatiOn colt 814-742-2729 . Lutton built, 6 rooma. bath. Reliable cloontng llldy whh baaement •nd gange . ..,......,.,,Colt 4411-7471 , Energy eHiclont. IIO't. 3003 1973 Hollyperk Mobllo Parrish Avo . 304 -8716 Family Yard Sale. Porter, Yard sele1Sepl. 4-6. Di1hea. Home with 2 bedrooms. For Ohio . Follow olgn on Old Rt. toy1, bookl, pillows. comChriatian lady will do 2381. more dotoilo, coli 992· 7B19 160. Fti, Sot., Sun. forts. ruga, clothing, all & Vicinity btbyalttlng·typelng In her 6 yeor old country homo, 3 ofter &:DO WHkdoyo: Any· sins. Lota of mile. Flret home. Apache fold-down bedrooms. in-ground pool. time on weekends. Hoovy duty mochonic toolo, hou1e past MethodiU camper. Coil 4411·91135. Priced on lnopoctlon, 304· electric welder, armature Church In Cheater. - . . ; _ - - - - - -lc29_ 8_5_ · - - - - - . . , 1917 Elcona 10X60, 2 Golllpollo Fl11 Morket Fri., letha. open end wrencha1, Wat• wtllo. drilled • ser· _8_8_2_·_ bedroom, air conditioned, Bat. & Sun. Indoor-outdoor. box end wrenches, chain Yicod. FtH eotlmotoo. Colt I 11 111'1 '/II I Ill 1114· 992-&006or814· 742· FOR SALE: 3btdooom,wrth furnished, under-pinned. On New Friday Night Market holsta. weldet' & burner, YARD SALE: Aug. 31ot. 3147. flrepleca1, elr cond. garege, lot. r••dy for oc:cupency. atorto 3PM till 7 Rt. 36 & heevv duty l1rge air grease through Sept. 4th at 6 ~)I' I V II !' pool, 100 per c1nt financing 13700. Call 992-7479. 160. Coii441-7D37. gun. Lga. 1iza good cond. points. T.V.• fumiture.kldt •79.100 00, Mt. Vernon blouooo 40-44. dreaaeo end edult1 clothe1, antique 11 Wanted Avo. 4 btdooom, 22 We· 10X50 Mobil Homo for Mit. Fraziers Bottom Flea 18'h-20Y2. slacks 36·38 . gleesware. Something for 1nanm1 1hlngton Ave., approx. 1 acre New carpet. Clean, Price Market . Every weekend . Mana shirts m·Lge. good everyone. All priced to go. f32,600 .00. 3 bedroom negotloblo. Coli 742-2689 U.S. 35 Frezlera Bottom. drooo alocko 34-36. Coato, Rein cancels Soli AVON mokt 46%. Coli view of olver 128,000.00, or 992·23BO. WYo. 26082. Doolero Wel- sweatera & aultl. Thur~ . 448-3358. large lot with out bulldlngo, come . Don Frezhr · B-30 thru 9·8, 9 -7 GARAGE SALE: Aug. 31 · 1 Businass Rt 2 4 btdroomo, carpeted. 198t Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1Y. Operotor. 304· 766-2779. lnotitutionol Food Solo Rop . 21 Sept . 1. Rooevlllo Pottery, beth. total alec. central air, len Opportunity cod yord (oalo pending I: 2 Femlly Rein or 1hine. tJ~perience preferred. Local Itor flog, Occupied Japon FOR RENT, Regency, Inc. microweva, dlahw11her, Fivo Fomily Yord Solo Child· 2021 'II Chathom St $opt. 46 1rea. generoua benefita Shirley Temple 1957 doll atove, refrig, underpinning, aportment-1200.00 month. ren clothes. mlac. etc. Porpec1cege. Cer ellowence. H ~ 1 Something for everyone. and collectors items, plano, kitchen lumiohed, 2 bod- redwood porch. 304--676- tOt, Ohio. Rt. 614, Fri.· 7 lary negotiable. Sond toI NOTICE I Rutland de1k1 end drum, 8049. 62 Spruce St., 9 -4 on Fri., man aut11 42 x.-tall. George oumo to P.O. BoxiOOSouth THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- rooms. six cloMtl, good from t7&.00 6 Saturday. Plants, location. Apt. Point, Oh 411180. 9· 6 on Sat Little girl clott111 White residence. old At 33. LISH! NG CO. recommend• 1--~;_--;_ that you do bu1ine11 with to It 41.00-utllitioa portl· 1973 Cameron mobile~~::~.:::~: glauwere. picture and variety clothll 992-2939 . furniture. baby We' re looking for Qutllfled people you know, end NO'~; colly poid. A·Ono RHI Eat- home It land. Mason, WV. Low price $7,700. 304itemo . miloo out Rt. 141 . ate. Carole VHglr, broker, Garage Sale Fri.-Sun . Misc. Yard oalo: Aug . 31-Sopt. 1. people that arolookll)g for • to •nd money through the good job opportunity. Colt mall until you have lnvesti· 304-1171-1104: Howord 876-2928 or 678-2139. items. On Corner of Bulaville Toya. canning jara, small lee Yaeger, 111. ule1m1n Mini Flee Motket. Church of &. Po11um Trot Rd. 1114-388·9319. gated the offering. clothing, etc. Everything Double wide, 24•86, good God of Prophecy perking lot, 304-67!i·63B6. 1 ..:.-------:-~,.... mu1t go. Low prlcea . 4ttf and cond, t1B.OOO .OO. 304Oliver White Rd. Aug. 30- 4 Family Yard Sale Centa· Pearl, Racine. Poaition Available. Toocher NMded .. ambitious r..pon· Sept. 1. nary Townhoul8. Fri. & Sat. Aidoo (41 pooitlono. olble. ce-r minded people. Houee on double lot neer 676-1462 or 875-2996 . 8 -7 Children clothe& sizes Qualificationo- high ochoot Full or port-time. Colt 448- grade 1chool in New Hewn, Mini Flea Marltat, Sot, Sun., boby & up. Loto of 10 & 26 with en outbuilding. 304· minimum. Lovea and 811111. Farms for Sale 33 104 Lootay St.. Pom01oy. 773-611811. Mon, Sept. 1ot. 2nd. 3rd. 9 cent item1, tools. enjoyo working with child· till 6 . Refrigerator. Singer Sept. ht, lrd, & 4th. Set.. ten . Solory- •4.30 per hour. Two-story, ffni1hed biM· 80 Acre Ferm, 3 BA houM, aewlng machine in c1blnet, Sat., Sun ·Ill weak Winter Mon.. & Tuee. Children, Nine month poait~n. Phone 22 Money to Loan ment. 3 bedroom•. family cerpet . air conditioner. coffee a. and tables. Iampi, &. Summer clothes. men•· women. & men'e clothing. or write: Gallio County room, fireplace, dining woodburner. total electric, electric. fYpewrtter. porch womens-boye-girl•·•ll 1izea. Miac, 1ttm1. Board of MR-00, P.O. Bo• 14, Cltaohlro, Oh 481120, HOME LO~NS FIXED room, 2VJ batha, large kit· large bern It toba~co bne. glid•r. lawn cheira. picture• drapes, bedspread•. many & !romeo, khohon godgete, misc. ltem1. 3 mi. out Saturday September 1ot. In 266· 1328 . (814) 387·0102. Bond work RATES Below morltet rotoo. chon: 304-8B2- 2096. auorted glassware, Buloville Rd. Rein cancelo. Racine. big white hauMnext dishe1. hlltory, reeume. refwrencet. Fixed conventlon11 FHA to Eber'o Gull. Something Daedline · September 10. VA.Leader Mortgage. By Owner 3 bedroom. 1 1JJ 116 ec , 4 bedroom brick, wicker balkets, mahogeny 1gB4 Athena, collect 814·592· bathe, living room. dining 2'11 botho, full booement, rocking chair, • 8 day key Sept. 4·7th . lincoln Pike for ovO<ybody. 9 to 7, room. recreetion room in free gaa and V2 min. rta. wind clock. metal toy a, Hull Ad-Centenary. Porta crib. 3051. beeam-.t, new 24x24 gar· proc:tucing wall Beautiful pottery, Clark's thread spool ponable sewing mAchine. Porch oole: 404 l.ealay St., AflENTION Sept. 3rd and 4th, 9 :00age . Clo1e downtown . building sjtes, Gunville Rd. cabinet, blankets, linena, Car seat. Iota more. have fun ..,nHornernokOto, extrl caeh, 6:00. Jane Brown ond Edna Shown by 1ppointmant, t130,000. Will conoider records. aalt It pepper sets . jlort-tlmo work ohowlng our 23 Professional trade-in of houae in or near iron bed with brass knob1. Porch Sale 708 Second Ava. Triplett. No clothing except 304-876-4804. now Uno ofChriotmootoya& Services Point Ploooont . '3D4-46B· boby bed, Jim Beam chino Thurs. Sapt. 6 and Friday coats. hou1e plentl, box gitta. frM trelnlng, fr.. kit. dec1ntera, compo1ition It Sept . 7. Miacellanaoua aale. kitchen draperlea. Atari 68 acreo (good tlmbot} mod- 1876. no collecting or delivery. set with cartridges, chine. ern 3 bedroom home. w i l l l - - - - - - - - - - - other dolls. electric heetera, items. Hiring now. Call 1114-3117table flatware, Hoover DlaiPiano Tuning and Repair. conoidor trade. 304-876· Route 1 Letart, lAnd Con· old truck. foot locker, toy 7770 or 448-4693. troct. Low downpoymont, diahea. lard praa, cast iron Porch Sale Saturday only. 9 0 -Motic -with ott anochlrunlcerdi Muaic Co .• 446- 303 or 676-3431, balance like rent. 1 Y2 1tory pou. tea kettle•. dated corn to 4 at 164 2nd Avo .. ments. 01187. Twentieth yeao of IMMEDIATE OPENING quality nrvice. lane Da- Route62South.3milftout. remodeled houM wtth 4 stick pen•. earty 1900's miacell1neoue Items includ3 bedroome. 2 blthl. large ecre1. Good farm land and bllby buggy, aeuuge It ing leather pony addle. Saturday only: 4 yerd Mlaa. New local floor cere com· niela, 114-742-2961. complete kitchen and din- caller houae. Meson Co coffee grinders, 1912 He· Aigg•creat Menor above peny hao op•lngo for foling, femily room, central air. Water 1y1tem, plus cistern, milton King Coca·Cola tray, Fri ., Set. 31&1 . 9-5. Yellow Eeatern High Sept. 1, 9 :00· lowing pooltlono : 304-676- 3030 or 875· now ooptlc oyotom, new name brand celt iron imple- house neat to Addison Post 4:00. Toya, inatrumentl, Manager trelning 3431. copper plumbing. School ment se111. church picture Office. Rein or shine. jeans. children• coate. Delivery bus and meil route by front plates. 10,000 assorted Soloo Anumable 81h per cent door. Owner financing . books. old music books of Garage Sale, Fairfield Can· BIG YARD SALE: Silt .. If you oro honeot&dtpondo· 3 1 Homes for Sale loon, 4 ocooo, n - 3 bod- Phone 304·876-215153 or entertainer• of 20'a 6 30's, tenary Road, Fri-Set, large Sept, 1ot. at Oorwin o~ f\t . ble end would llc.e • care•r intteod of juat o job. Call lot - - - - - - ' - - - - - room, 2 bothe, Upper Nino I-6::::7::::5:·:3:0:30:. :;:::;:====- old tools, large Mlaction of mens clothtl. childrens. fur- 33. 9·00 til 6:00. bolta, naill, 19131Mcture of niture, Iota ofoddaend end1. personal interview 10AM- Three bedroom•. central air, MIIo . 304-1175-3030 or I Philadelphia Nation•ls baae· 8 family garage llle: antique 4PM. Thuro. & Fri .. 448- vinyl well paper, Cltrpet 676-343t. 35 Lots Acreage ball team. Iota of milcelena- 3 femily garage ule, 1 day bed, dehumidifier. 3 mi111 7441. throughout, well inaulated, oua ltem1. Paul Denney' s, only. Monday. Sears19 cu It east on 681 J'wp Rd. 311. new paint, aHeched gerega, Jericho Road, 14 ecea, smelt 'Lot for sale in Mercerville, 3 Duke Cleaner• n•d• a per· gea outdoor grill. awnings, barn. 4 room• end base- trailer hookupa, electric. ru· corner of St. Rt. 554 & freezer same •• new Herbert Matheny. Sept. son. Pick up applications. many oxtrao. Col 441· 2183 ment. good building sites. rei water. aeptic tenk, Bidwell-Rodney Road in 8200.00 Stone jars, old 4.6.and 6 . " Bidwell, Oh . iron1, lots of everything, lot• til 5:00PM, offer 8:00PM 304-875-3030, 875-3431' 9-11 Tu01. 88,000 . Call 814-266 · 676-2663. of clothes and jeans. 868 7 family yard sole: 1 08 call 81.,·245-5869 . 661B. Saturday September 1,t, Rafferty Drive, Terre Est· Union Ave .. Sept.1 , 3,endA. Full time baby eitttr in my 9-6, 493 Oak Drive. Soma- ates, Addioon. Ohio, 304· Stereo, baby items . .. old homo, 9:00 till 6:00. Rt. 2 GrMt loCittion, 1460 oq.ft, Large corner lot, ell brick, Avon bottles , books. Rooaevalt area, references lergefamilyroom,3bdr., 1!/z lull baoement, gorage, onx· Building lot Neighborhood thing for everyone Cell 387-7368 clothel. Wither. household needed. 304-875·6796 af· botho, atorogo buildingo, lout to sell. May consider Rd. 66x150. 16,000. Cell 614-388·91111. Car seat, goodo 9:00-derk. · __ •"_•_r_7_P_M_.___ boby ctotheo. tor 6:00. Green School Dimict, 01· trode. ,304-876-3030 or _4_4_8_-3_8.:..44 aume BYJ% mortgage With 675-3431 . Restricted !h acre building 1 Fomily y.,d Sale, 701 Moving Sale: furniture, W~NTED: ~ bor peroon. down payment. Colt 446· Middleport loti with electric & weter Cherry St. Vinton. Aug books, clothea, misc. Rease). Flexible houto. Honesty end 6293. hookups loceted in private 31 · Sept 1, 9 to 7. Conaole nabla offers acceptecL & Vicinity rellobility o muot. Colt 992- 1----~-:-::-::-:-:-:-- 32 Mobile Homes two m1les from stereo, picnic table, porch subdivision Storto Sat. 10 A.M .-6 p,f\t, 6606. Houao for 10lo 823 4th A,vo. for Sale Holzer Medicel Center Fi· awing. children• clothing all 138 Uncoln Hill, Pomer.oy.:: Contact after 2 :30PM etthio nanclng avaH1ble. C1il sizes, entique rocking chair, Beby aiHar needed in North no. 448-2238 anytime thio 6PM, 446-1380. gUiter, gi111W1re, house- One dey only, Set.,Sept. 1. 9 Nice clothing, children:• tO Point School dlotrict for no. 1-814-252-3233. NEW AND USED MOBILE hold items. lots of other to 4 . 43 Cole St .• Middle- large 1izes.Lota of ml•c· infant and ac:hoolage child. HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· 262x1 10' Rt. 776, noor item e. port. Next to river Furni- Sept 4th end 6th, from Houle for ule by owner. 3 Call oftor 6 p.m. 304·671lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, Leete, Ohio. Level. in counture, dishes. clothing, bicy· 9:00-6:00. Rein or shin-. bdr., 2 beth I, cent air. 2 car 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, 7BIO. knic-knacs. tapa, miac. Carroll Teafords, Racine: garage. ref. atove dla- RT 36. PHONE 814-446· try with septic tank. 13,600. 5 FomUy.1 dey' Sat. Sept. 1, clas, No junk 8t come early. 606 Main St. · Coii614-843-016B. 9-3 . 1 mile on right · _..:._ WOW!Il AvOn hal an oppor: hwoaher. Colt 4411-4348. _ _ _ h,b2,fctoo66 7274. Neighborhood Rd from Rt tunlty for you! Point Plat· 10 .Cre1, Raccoon Twp. on Sept. 1. 10:00·4:00. Ruotoc unt Rt. 2 end New H•ven Mlddlo~on. reo! cuto, flvo 1977 Mobile homo 14X70, Ebenezer-Carma! Rd. 141. Yard sale at 810 South Hills, Syracuse. Baby beet roomo & both. A raal BAR· ex. cond., 3BR, , walk-in ...... 304-8711-1 429. aeptic tank , • Family Sept. 1. 1 2 Neil Second. Middleport. Aug. youth bed, baby walker end GAIN! Coli 614-992-8941 . cloaet , central air with wooded. 110,600 firm . Colt 614· AVo.. 9· 7 Boby clotheo 31 thru Sept.B. swing . Many nice clotl~ea, SALES OPPORTUNITY. porch. underpinning, very 388-9001 .... (boyo), oteroo, womeno & furniture. gas • ••• ..,. •nonu. ~ t infant to adult. Fallow eigna, Menco Genetics Inc., die- 4 BR, LR, OR, equipped clean, can move or leave on Silvaratonaa, •:~,:~::~.:~~~: cancelled if rein. tributor lor Americon Breecl- kitchen, 1 'Y.t beth. large 1 car nice country lot. Cell 388- .200 acres pond and young men clothing. ancea.tools, linens, en Service. I• in i1eed of a gorogo, Iorge level lot, CA, 9787. drapes. curtains. Iota timber. for Information cell Saturday. 9· 5. Friday & repreeentetive for pert time freohly peinted, available for misc. 304-773-6740. Plantz Subdivision. Bulaville buainHI. Eatebll1h your immtfdiate occupancy. 'h 1980 Fairmont Happy Rd. First this year. Soya a. own buslneu and genereate mil~ from ·HMC, •44.900. Houoe, 2 Br, now carpet, 3.1 ecrea near Recine in girls clothing, toys. & Vicinity - : Moving sale. Sept. 1at. and your own income through Call 304-676· 71147 ofter axe. cond. ~oking •9800 oo country. Drilled water well. 3rd. at Don Walker's real· -- ------····-··--··· ···--····· Mill of fro:ten bovine ••· 5pm. best offer Cell 245-9282 ..ptic oystom . Call 814- Yard Sele Seturday. 8:00 · dance. Fihh St . Racine, men. mating progranw. 1nd ofter 6 p.m. B43·5240. 3:00 . .St. Rt. 141 ot the Ohio. Yord Sole bHide Heightt brMding aupplies. Agricul- 3 et, 3 lull size both, 2 car Jumbo . School clothes . Church , Fri. Aug 31; Sat. tural ekperience, education garage. 2400 aq. ft . of living 1972 mobile home. 12x66, 31B7 - 100 terti, homo, 3 family yard aale. Thurday, Sept 1. 10:00 till 7. and or relevant background op•co . Colt 387-7388 oftor 2 bdr ., AC, good cond. bern . timber, aome own~!' misc. items Rein cancels. Friday & Soturdoy. 297 MHI pteferrod. s 4pm . Priced to sell. Cell 448- financing. Century 21 . Sh1· 3 Family Yaod Sola Aug . St .. Middleport acro1s from 4 femily yerd sale, Aug 29: dooirobla. Plimory locetion 7171 or 448-82B8 ofter ploy Roolty. 304-372-8200 31 -Sapt. 1-3· ·4 . Rt. 5BBat post office. 30, 31 . 2110 ModioonAve. wiH bt MHon County, Weot 8\.1!% 111umebte loen on 13 &PM. Burkhert Lone. Point Ple11ent, Esaia lane · Virginia with 1ama aur- yr. old brick tonch otyto - -- - - - - - - - or 304-273-4076. Y1rd sale. Marilyn Powall'a roundlng Weat Vlrglnlo end house. Secluded on 2.9 12x65, 3 bedroom, 1"h Moving !n Sele 607 Fourth Vine St.. Racine. Sept. 1. Three family yard sale, Sat, Ohio countiea Included. FO< 1c,.o of fond . 3 BR, forgo both, central air, corpetod ~vo .. Fn., Sot, Mon. 9-7 9:00-3:00. Rain concolo. Sept 1, be1ide Beale School, more informaiton contlct: OR, nica kltchon, large throughout. t6.900. Colt Kido clotheo. Gellipolio Farry. Manco Oenetic• Inc., utility room. Fioeploco in 814-268-1664 oftor 6. - - - - ' - - - - - - - - Pauline Ridenour re11denca 10101 Reid !Ant, Nollkeo· living room. 1493 mo. poy· J..::..:_:..::.;,:..::_--;_.:____ -,-:-""":'7-----:---:;:---:- 1 !Argo Yard Solo Sept 6 & at Chester on route 248, 3 fomlly gorogo solo, 1 dey Illite, Va 22123. ment. U,710 down. Lo· 1973 Kirkwood 12x&5 fur· 41 Houses for Rent 8th. Nino\llnthoofomlleoff Sept. 4th and 6th acroos only. Monday. Sears 19 cu ft cated near Centerville. 379· niohed & lot, wnh extroo. - - - - - - - - - - 141 on Neighbothood Rd on from Na1arana Church . freezer same as neW 12 Sltuetionl 2 B 0 3 • It or 6 P · m · Coil 446·2320. Bellomy Lone, 1ot. houoo on Good women clothing size $200.00. Stone jors, of~ Wanted • weekd•Y•· rt. clothing end houaehold 1 B-20V. and ohoeo 7'11· 8V. lrone. lots of everything. Iota 3 bdr. houoo fot rant U60 B. Dishes. kitchen booth, of clothe• and jeana. 888 1981 Nuhuo 2 . 3 b od· mo Colt 304·876-5104 or ~emo. Maintenance free new roomo. Must oelt, exttoo, wilt _ _ . loti of misc. Rafferty Drive, Terra Elt· 304 876 63811 houn with 3 bdr' t, 2 balho, Will give pie no leuona 'In my utility room & largo khchen negotiate. Colt 614·245Yard Sale 2 mi. from Vinton etas, Addison, Ohio, 304home. Colt 448-88511 aft•• on 180x 1 00 lot end atorage 11102. 367-7368. Small furniahed house , off 326, Oocar Griffith reo. 5:30pm. bldg. Call 448-9472 btfort 3 & Iota. Will oell 2 wkh toto. odulto only. Colt 446-033B. Antique furniture. livln· Yard aale: Sept. 1st and 2nd groom suite, coffee grinder, at Robart Alkire's in Harri- Yard Sale, Leon Baden 2:30PM. Cloy-Chapel Rd. Could be Cuotom•• for the C•Nico L.erge modern home. 3Y.t West Minister chime clock. sonville Baby bed, clothes. Road, 2 miles off At. 87. Cupboard. Rt. 1 Portet. Nice 2 bdr. utilhy room, good income. Coi161 4-256· ecru, barn, 4 miles from Iota of misc. Sept. 4·6·6 Aug . 30 thru Sept. 1 Dth, stedium ••t•, tires, misc. Hours: 10-5PM, Mon.-Sat. gerage. nice yerd. new fur- 8010 . Galllpollo. t42S mo. pluo Coli 814-388-9008. nence, hot water tank, Wanted to buy mobile home. deposit. Call Rolph B o r c u a l - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - ----------~------t priced tight. Cllll4415-1885. Wll poy cooh . Cell814-286· 614-246-9175 eftOt 6PM . Vacancy in my home for the 7019. elde~y. Reeaonoble ratea. 3 bdr. houM Evans Helght1. 6 room houH, 2 bdr .. 1 b .. ___.:___:---::-Have e•perlence caring tor New kitchen coblnett, 1 lR, DR. K. Excellent. loco- 41 Houses for Rent Mobile Heme for u le on 44 Apartment 42 Mobile Homes the tldorly, Call 814-4411· catpet, W. 8. floaplace In tlon . Ref. S. clepo1it re· wooded lot ot Tycoon LAtka 2147. for Rent for Rent blament, stove & refrigera- wtthfemilyroomadded. Cell quired. Colt 446-1370 after 5 :00. tor included. Colt 448· 448-0701 or 448-9862. 6 room, beth &. baaement Vacancy for ekiM'Iy men or 3229. . Gaa h11t. appliance• furwama.n to be taken one of In my home. Raeonlble ret... Boot buy In Galllo County 3 1978 Neahua ell electric. 3 bdr. home on Debbie Dr. nlahed. Adultl only, no pets. 2 bedroom unfurniahed mo- JACKSON ESTATES Coii4411-D181 or446·3243 t350 mo 3 bdr. homo on Call814-448- 1163. Call 11 4·1117·3402. bile home. prlv•te lot . APARTMENTS (Equal or 4 bedroom home. Call OrchordHttt•400mo.3bdr. Burdene Addn, et76.00 Housing Opportunity) haa ove. home on Bob McCormick 4411-7019 forthebeot buyrn 3 bedroom home neer Dex- plu• deposit, reference•. one Situation wantad: Vacancy •276 mo. 3 bdr. home In ter. and two bedrooms, rent Secluded location . utllitloo. 304-875-2484 . In our home for the elderly. ..:to~wn~·--~------­ -lc- Schultz mobile home , Additon '260 mo. 3 bdr. starting at $163 for one $260.00 per month. Refer· 11 ""rs uperiono•. LPI'ol B yro. otcl, 3 btdrm, 2 bttho, 12xiS. 2 bdr. Colt 814-245- ttOIIer 6 mlloo from hoopitai bedroom and $198 per .,...given. P-114-992- fomlly room with wood 9249. 1221 mo . 4 bdr. home on ence,a and security deposit 3 bdr. mobile home total month for two bedroom, required. Call 742-2B77. 7314. w1th S200 depoait located Burkhort !Ant 1275 mo. 6 burner. Slnglecatgorogo,on electric . Coli 441-4263 . 1873 Schultz 12xtl5 wood· bdr. homolntown f326mo . neer Foodland and Spring a nat oc- with otocked Will ptOtlidit bebyolnlng oer- pond. City -tor in Rocino. burner & centre! air. Cell Security depolit and refer- 2 bedroom house, 1 mila out Nice 3 bdr. mobile home, Volley Plaza, pool and TV Send Hill Rd. Depoolt and ref vlce In my homl. Hem- Cell 814-849-2841 . 4411-7440. en ceo required on ott oentolo . whh refrigerator & stove. ant Call 448-2745 or leave Grove orea. Col 114-992- - - - - - - - - l c - Wluman Root Eotete requirad. 304-876-4046. turni1hed, ¥48ter paid, with me11ege. 11104. Sptlngbrooko 14X70, Anencv. Cell 448-3643. H - for oale by OWnet, 1 3NEW: bedroom, boy window, all • • 2 houMI for rent and blr for convenient location on Rt. Furnished apt. 919 2nd .. ocn lot neor Mtlga mlnao ln electric. eKtre lnauletlon 181e or lane with option to 7 , 614·246· 6818. Have v101ncy for elderly. Dontlille. lArge country kh· Gallipolis. 8175. Men only. pecktllll, houoo-type furni · 3 bdr. odgo-town, Rt. 5BB, buy. 304-67&-8720. Room and -rd. R-ona- ohan, 3-4 btdi'OOmo. 11-1 Mobile home for rent, Call 446-4418 after 9PM. tu,. . Price 113,910 . atove, reffltl, furnlahed, goo, ble. Colt 11112-11022 or 985· both......... fruit-· tie adultl. reference. no pets. 1·4XIO . 2 bedroom - no petl. Ref. • dep. ro4411. 2 bdr. apt. newly decoretad, Coli 614-387-7743. bom, brick cetlor, , gu,t11,410 . USED: qulted. l200mo . Coii448- 42 Mobile Homes $60 to $145 per mo. utilties priced 11000 below bonko Trittor 12X60, 2 bedroom, OB22 . Tru ttlmmtng ond ,.......,.,, apprtiHd volue for quick for Rent port. poid Call 676-5104 or 12x60 2 bdr. troller 2 mileo , _ Hllm11toe. Call 112- oala. Colt 814-192-1142 1111 tlactrtc. Excellent condifrom HMC at Evergreen. 676-6388 . tion. Vlndelo 1 2XIO, 2 Brick ronth type, 3 bod8040 or 1411-2121. Colt 448-3697 or 448oventngo. · bedroom, gao, ,.., tolce. FrH roomo, 2 batho. lomlly Nicely furnished mobile Fumiahed air cond., ideel for 0167. dolfVIIry end oet-up. Gtne'o room, double gooage, 31 DO WIN boby oft In my home Middleport. Nice 3 bod· Moblll Homea tocetocl 2 Poroloh Aw, Point Pleooant, 1 or 2 men . No city to•eo. 1 - - - -- - · - - - - home in city, CA. 1 or 2 ecroao lot~ room, geragt, beument, mlleo from Revenowood f350.00 per month . 304- Foot•• Ttlllet Perk . Coli Mobile homo Upper River adults only, no pets. Call IGhoot. 304-1171·841 . 4411-11102. Rd . Call 448·1809 or 448- 446-0338 . mlc. Ownet financing or Bridllll. Junction Rt 2 end 418-107B. trec1o for omaltar home. Call tntoratatl 77. Colt 1-304· 060B. Will do bebyailtlnO In my 814-112-21117. 273-5131 . I room houoa. Both, fu u Fumllhod 2 bdr, located et 1..:..:_____~---- Furnished efficiency $146 hom1. expetlertoed, 2158 beael'l'ent, glaaeed- 1n K • K Mobile Home Pork, 2 bedroom trailer for rent, utilties paid, tingle, shere 1111111 It, Apt 4. Galllpotla, FAA APPIIOVED: 3 btdbath, 607 2nd . Ave., Gam . 1878 14170 mob!~ hom~. brnzoway, forced elr, u•• Eootlrn Avo. t171 mo .. •so Le~x-watar, aut~. wa1her, OhiO. I'OOm <*nch. 11-1 both. a... Total gea, 2 bedroom, 2 fumaoe. central elr, gerage. depoait. Rent lnciudaa wa- free gel, lergeyord.10milet polio. Call 448-4418 after ter. uwer. garbage. Cell north from Pomeroy on 33. _9P_M-=-.------~ ogtl. 1 ure tend. J...t before botho. Call 814-843-11240 _c_a_t_ l 9_4_9_-2_7_34 __. ----:--::--- 4411-8012 1 or 814-258 - Coli 696·1243 . ,. Rutland. Call 1112-11311 or 1 1184. Furnished apt ., 2 rooma • 18 Wanted to Do avenin~;~. SmaH 4 room house: Fur112-8382. 2 bedroom mobile home l;tath, clean. no peta, adulta 1170 Champion 112X8D, 2 nlohod o• unfuonlohed . 8~ a ... mllbla ,.,..., 3 br, 3 ~-~-.-ed n f12ti.OO-month.t21 .00 2 bedroom ttaHer on Crob 14X10 for rant $176, p• only Depoait & reference -~. reco.,..... • ce • ~·· C•- Rood, 1126.00 por month Colt 843-5231 oo required . Coli 614- 446Would Nko to point traitor yMn old, low tiO'o. 304- tool air, front porch. Good depoalt. Adulta only. 1n B43-1288. 1619 871-8713 lifter 4. condition. Call 892-7871 . Roclne. Col 949-281& , month. 304-11711-12011. roofa. C1ll 814-218-1B21 . ...... Giiiiipoi1ii ........ a•• r 1---------- __-:'_ de"'" 1:;;:::::;::;=:::;::=;::== a. .. .....Pcimero;;--....... ..... ·'Pf Pieii&iri'i .... : ••pert••• eo. 1----------- 1---------- !tom :r- 1---------- �Pomeroy-Middleport. 0-The Daily Sentinel 44 EMPrY Summer clearance. Cement plcnic to~leo, bird bath. fo~ntalns and morroe. 304• 876-5182. l"tA71E-·- 3 rma 8t bath, ltove, refriger· 11[::::==~~ tor, all utilities Included adults only, no pets. Call 445-2683. :...+,•I 06B Cat Dozer and lowboy, $18.000.00 . 304 -4581B76. Upstairs furnished apt., 4 rooms 6. bath, 1 or 2 aduttl, no peto. Call 448-0444 before 6pm . Surplus Army Camouflage. Leather combat boots. Denim. all oiz... Unlimited 1:00-7: 00 PM ; s.-m Plano 6Yt montho old. CORn console atyle. •1.200. Call 441$-4713 altar 6PM . Newly redecorated , 1 bed- room. partially furnished, $226. Deposit required. Call 614-992- 6319 or 992 2~16 . I~ Middleport on N. 4th Ave., 2 room apt. No clllldren. call 1- 304-882; 2666. 5 JOOm unfurnished apart• nient. 3 room furnished &JI!Irtment. Call 992-5434 ol"1 -304-882-2566. laQrel land Apta. in New Haven, W.Va. now accepting· applications for 2 bedroom apta. Price range is base 8168 . per month to 8226. marl<at. They include range, refrig., carpet. Call 1-:}04-882-33B5 .EHO . Furniahed 2 bedroom apar1· me)1ta in Middleport. Adults, no peta. security deposit. Call 614-992-3874 . APARTMENTS. mob.ile home•. house. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 814-4488221 . It-:::::::::::::-r:====~====:i 51 Household Goods 54 Misc. Merchandise 1-----------1 ---------LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker. otto:man. 3 tables, (extr• haavyl. $686. Sola. choir and loveseat, 8276. Sofas at.d chairs priced from $286. to 8896 . Tables, 850anduptol126 . Hlde-a -beda,8390. and up to $660., sofa beds 8146 Recliners, 8286. to $376.: l.empo from $28 . to $126. pc. dinettes from 11 09 .• to 436. 7 pc. $189 and up. Wood table with six chairs 8286 to $746. Dook 8110 up to 8226 . Hutches. 8550. Bunk bad complete with mahressas, 8276. and up to 8395. Baby beds, 811 0. Mattresses or box springe full or twin, 858 ., firm, 868: end S7B. Queen sots. $195. 4 dr. cholts, 842. 5 dr, Chaeta, 864. Bed frames 820.and $26., 10gun - Gu~ cabinets, 8360. ·Gat or electric rangoo $376. Baby mattresses. $26 & 136, bed frames 820. 826. & 830, king frame $60. Good selection of bedroom suites. rockers. metal cabinets·. headboards S38 & up to $66. Used Furniture -- dryers, and TV' s. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd. Open 9a'TI to 6pm , Mon. thru Fri., 9am to 6pm, Sat. 614-446-0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, refrlgera· tors, ranges. Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd. beside Stone Crest Motel. 614-446-7398 . For sale fill dirt. and top soil. Cell Coli 614-268-1427 . . Firewood for sale dump truck & pick up !oad. Call afler 5PM 614-256-6689 or 304-525 -7766. 24 Volume Encyclopedia Brh:anica, large mirror, Pecan dlnneue sat. console stereo. blanket chest bed . Caii446-391B . Ode11y banjo, like new and quitar with amp $226 for both. 82 Dodge Colt 83,300. Electric children organ $26 . Call 614-3889087. Whirlpool 17'h c;":u.ft. chest freezM, e•c . cond., 8275 . Cell446-1610. Used Warm Morning woodburner excellent shape 8250 . Call 61 4·387-0640 after 4PM. Used sewing machine in wood cabinet 8100, Stereo with stand 825. Call 614367-0640 afler 4PM . Winchester modal 12. 30 ' full choke. axe. cond. See at Cremeens pun Shop. 8 fl. regulation pool table 11o Yamaha YZ 125 motorcycle . Call 614-367-7197. Smith &. Davis 2 way electrical hosltel bod, 1 yr . old, $450 . Call 614-3BBB1B3 or 614-388-8838 after 3:30. Nice 1 and 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments. 1 - - - - - - - - - - 304 _ 675 _ 221~ before 6~ County Appliance, Inc. Close out at cost . White' s Good used appliances and latest model metal detecp .m . TV oeto. Open BAM to &PM. tors. Call446-0548. 2 ·br apt unfurnished, down· Mon thru · Sat. 446-1699. , _ _ _ __ _:_:..:._...:.__ __ town 8175. month, plus 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis, 4 - 7 ft. heavy duty trailer utililiea. 304-675-4624 of- DH. axles. Call 814-379-2424. tor 5 p.m . 1 - W - h - - - - - - - -Electric stove. chett of Y pay more Trade Center 2 bedroom apt Mason , Furniture Outlet, Kanauga, drawers. twin size bed, BR suite, lounge chair, metal adulto only. no pets. 304- 1-::':0_h_io_.::o:-p-•_n_9_-_7_P_M_._ _ wardrobe . Cell 446 -3224. 676-1462 or 676-2996. 1 New Gibson refrigerator 17 cu .fl. $600. B111att Baby Warm morning gas heater. 186,000 BTU. used 1 lOB bed and Simmons mattress 45 Furnished Rooms 860. Callaiter li. 448-8326 . son, $426 . Call 446-8221 . For rent · Sleeping Rooms Washer dryer set, 8 washers and light house keeping to choose from. 3 dryers, 3 rooms. Park Central Hotel. gas ranges, 1 -20 in gu Call614-446-0756. range, side by side refrigerator. colored TV, queen size a. Sleeping room $126, utili- full size box springs, Skaggs tiei paid. Share bath. male Appliance. Upper River Rd., only. Range B. refrig . 919 Gallipolio. Call 446-7398. 2nd. Ave., Gallipoli1. Call 446-4416 afler 9 PM . Six piece beige velour sectional couch 8260. dropleaf table e160. sound design 46 Space for Rent stereo $40. Call 446-4042. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park. Route 33. North of Pomeroy. large Iota. Call 614·992-7479. For sale: New 1 1 5 volts 5900 BTU air conditioner. More information· can be obtained by calling 9926627 or can be ooen at 733 Beach St. Middleport. LAND FOR RENT: Cheater 1 -----~--­ Townahip 160 plus acrea for Maytag wringer washer in pastUre. Mos,ly new fence. good condition . Call 99230 pluaacraa hayfield . Reas- 3401 . onable. Call for details. 1 - - - - - - -- - 692-4471 days and 692SWAIN 4624 nighta . AUCTION llo FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New a. used wood S. coal stoves, Merchandise 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms 51 Household Gooda $399. bunk beds complete with bunkies 8199, 2 piece antron livingr9oin aultee 3 door, aide by aide refriger- $199. antron racllnoro t99. ator; avacado green: excel- other reclinen $80, maple lent condition, $200 . 00. dinette sets 11 '79, box Thirty inch electric range; springs a. mattrl&l twin or avacado green;new oven lull $100 oat regular-firm elemant. e1 00 .00 . Cell •120. maple dinette chairo 836, wash atando 834, 992-3483 or 992-8842. maple rockers 159, 7 piece Pickens used furniture. 304· chrome dinaue set 1149, & ploco dinette 181 f99. uHd 676-8483 or 876-1460. bedroom suitea, refrlgera· Sofa bed 160., couch and tors. ranges. chest, dra11ers, choir 8260 .. chair 815 ., wringer waahers, TV'a, dry· other houaoholdo. 304 -876- oro, llo ohooo. Call614-4463169 . . 7436. Youth Captains bed, axe cond. 8150.00. 304-6756226. Couch, 3 chairs, good cond, $276 .00 lor all. Call 304876-142~ afler 6 PM . New portable Kenmore dis· hwaahar . Uaed upright Hoover sweeper. 304· 6756211 . 30 in. alec range, e35.00. 304·676-2363. Selling furniture. odd and enda . Phone 304 - 882 · 3677. Double oolld maple bod 1100.00. Alrcond. oxccond $126 .00. Coffea tabla and 10t of ood tobl01 *25.00. Ph 0 no 304-875-1349. Refrigerator like new, alec stove, sofa end love seat. 304-875-3281 . 54 Misc. Merchandise Knauff Firewood Split- 96% hardwoods. Seasoned or green. You pick up or we 'deliver. HEAP vendor. ·614258 -6246. -· limestone, Sand, Gravel. Deliyered in Mason, Meigs. Gall,. or pick up at Richard• llo Son . Call 446-7786. Plaltic Cisterns state approved, pl..tic aeptlc 'links. plaatlc culvert, metal cui· vorto, RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jockaon. Dh 814288·6930. . Shru~l pruned, lawn re· seeded, retaining wells, oldewolko, patioo, bark mulch llo aawduot. Contact Bruce Dovialon. Cell 814· 266-1427. Cut up olobo, •16 PU Bedroom ouito, 231 2 Madl- ' load,lorger looda doliYanod. eon Avo, Point Ploooant, W. Cell for prl-. Coli 814Va. 2411-11804. Smal' buck stove. i.lsad 2 seasons. $460. ·Call 446· 8221 . Log spliltor wil fit 14-18 HP intern. tracotr. Call 614246 · 9648 or 614-2466084. Complete stero system. 40 watts per channel with speakers. Girls 10 speed bike. Sears Best heat & sun lamp . Royal portable manueltypawriter . 304876-140B, -:--------··- Country Crolla Oak products, dealer of solid oak reproduction furniture . Conkle's, Tuppers Plains, Ohio . Also open Sundays. King woodburing stove, axe. con . Only used 2 months. haa blower. $386. Coli 814-867-3378. Top soil and fill dirt d.elivorod. 304-675 -7771 . Men's suit, 42 jac~et. pants 33-30 . Suede jacket size 40. Tran Axle. 304-675-4675. 9 honey bee hives, · Bob Miller reside.n ce, 304·896· 3917 . Imperial pool, 24ft. used 2 montha, above ground. 88.600.00. 304-882·2499 after 2:00. 55 Building Supplies Building Materials Block, brick, sewer pipes. windows . lintels , etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande. D. Call614-246-6121 . Clarinet and caoe 8150 . see 2322 Washington Ave. Pt. Pleasant. 68 S. For sale or trade drafting table, desk with drafting machine and chah' . 304· 675-4574. Farm :;:;::=::;;==;:::::::;==:I 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding ail breeds . Heated indoor-outdoor facilities. AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Call& 14-4467795. Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 614-367-7220 . Briarpatch Kennels Profas· slonal All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa cilities. English Cocker Spaniel puppies. Call 614-388· 9790. Dragonwynd Canery Ken nels. AKC Chow puppies, Suamese kittens, new litters CFA Himalayan and Persian kittens. Call 614-446-3844 after 6. A.KC Reg . Doberman pup· reds & blacks, shots S. wormed, $60. Call 4467796 . pli!l* Cute golden Retrievers , AKC. 7 wka. Call614-6935243 . 5 good lo~king , wall marked, Reg. Walker pups. O~t of 2 good coOn dogs, wtth good breeding. Also 1 4yr. old male and 1- 3yr. old female. 1-1 'h yrd old fe · male. These are all good dogs. Come and go hunting. Cal1814-266-1416 . Shetland Pony mare to good home. very gentle, good with children . Call614- 266 6200. AKC Doberman beautiful red male. 9 mos. completely house- broken. all shots. $126 . Call446-2310 . Beautiful AKC registered Cocker puppies. colora Buff and Block, s 1 60.00. Phone 304-675-2044. 78 Trans. Am .. T ·top. Perfect condition.$3600.00 . 78 Horley Electra Glide 1-:-::-:---::::--:----D r a 1 1 e r . 1 3 , 0 0 0 · Male ""in. Schnauzer for miles.l2900 .00 . Harley aale. Earaarecropped, been Sportlter, 81600 .00. Call wormed. and had shots . 992-6848. Portly house-broken. Call 9Bfi·4322. 39X38 double hung window wlth storm window AKC reg. Brinany pupa 6 126.00; Amp. antranCi weeka old. shota and panel. 18.00: Aluminum wormed 1100. 304-876· window 8wningo 32 inchoo 3684. wide, 110.00 aach: 381nch 1-:-::-::-::-:-----aluminum storm door. AKC Registered Miniature *12.00; Storm window 28 Schnauzer puppies, males Inch X 68 inc~. t7.60: Pipe and femoleo. Hove hod ohota Yilt on aotid qak worktable, end bNn wormed . 304S10.00. Call992-6324 . 895-3961 . 1----------- & uvesluck • 61 Deming 1hallow well water pump and tonk •5o.oo . 6000 BTU eir conditioner 120.00. Call 992-3196 . Farm Equipment Gravely Tractor electric strort. B spd .. with attachments. Call 446-4149. Ford 501 mower, very good cond.. $560.: Danser Poot Hole Digger. f360. Call 3BB-9996. New tobacco· sticks for ula. 20 canto each. Coli 614256-6011 . 8~ 1 0 neats galvanized steel chicken coups. Call 614379-2424. John Deere LA tractor with equip . new rear tires, $1,600. Call 446-0361 . 1 Yz yard Trojan, 4 WD, loader , good cond, $6,500.00 . 304-6752377. 9 N Ford tractor. plow and e 1979 Corvette. white good condition, *10,000. Solo, lovoooal. chair. , 200 • Coli 614- 246 · 621 9 · 197B T-bird PS. PB. oir. tilt wheel. AM-FM otorao. 12.000. Coli 4-M-038 1. 1971 Super - • • com pletely redone, excellent mechanical • body. condition, looks very aherp, $1,360. Call 614-258 1447. Can be ...n at Gateway Grocery. Crown City. 1981 Chryloor Cordoba looded, $5,200. Cell afler BPM _8 14-256-1489. 19BO Bui9k Flo . atotlonwagc;.n, no hast, loaded, new tires. low milage, e5,800. Coli 446· 7019 . 1978 2 dr. Dodge A open. auto. radio, PS, PB, 02 ,199. John's Auto Salee. BulavHie Rd. Coli 448-4782. 1978 Dodge Monaco Brougham. 1 owner, Good con. Must sell leaving atate. Car topper like new. Calf 814-992-8783. 83 ford Fairmont, AC ., PS.,PB., exceUant con2 New Holland B ton ollage dition. 23 , 400 wagons $3,600.00 each! 1 mileo. 88600. Call 949Modal 707 Chopper 2933. $1 , 500.00. 1 Super 23 Blower 8600 .00. All in gOod 1979 Chevrolet Chavotto cond. 304- 676-6263. tt•nderd, eir, FM. clean. no rull, $2100. firm. Coll992· 5324. Livestock 63 19B4 Monte Corio ss. blue. Fully ttquipped, new condi· 24 ft . goose neck stock tion. Wlllukeperia.ltflldeof trailer, A · 1 shape. new steel, Chevy 4x4 or Blazer. Call new paint, new floor. Call 1 _6_1_4_-9_4_9_·_2_1_8_1_. . . . - - - 256-6309. I .1 973 Buick2door, 360V·B, 6yr. oldjerseymilk,cow. Will PS. PB. radio. good tlrao. be fresh in spring. Call ru~1 good. Call 986-4348. 614-379-2609 . 1977 Cadillac Eldorado . Sorrel mare, very gentle . Good for beginner or young penon. Call 614 -7422023, 4 year old quarter horae mare. 63 inchee, dark bay . $600.00. Cell 843-6316. Reg . 2 yr. old Guernsey. Due Oct. 11 to Reg. · olre. Aloo good quality hay. Call 814949-2287. rranspurl <1111111 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for lito model used cera. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eootern Ava.. Galllpolio. Coli 814-448·22B2. 81.000 mileo. f1998. Call 614-992-7462. 1----------1980 Ford Mu1ton9. low miluge, ctean, good cond . 304 -876-11198 or 11752714 . '71 Muotang, 351 Clevolond engine, auto on floor. good cond. •1.600.00. 304-6767375 . 1973 Uncoln Contlnentrll, 1972 · Mercury Montego. Only intonootod pertleo call, prlcad on lnepoctlon. 3048711-8130. B foot aluminum truck topper, $76 .00. Premier onare drum, $128.00. Call 992-7316. -Y•·• · 1977 Ford YOn 8 cyl .. otondord ohllt. coli 448 0181 or 448-3243 eva. '77 Chevy Van. fully customized. f3.600.00. 304875·6323 after 6:00. Metal ·buildings, doolgned and built any size, in colors. (chaopl 304-675-3981 . 74 Building-Remodeling, concrete. drywall. electricel. roofine. flooring. framing. ldtchen-bathroom lnet•llation, door-window framing. 304-876·2440. • Motorcycles 1979 Hondo 860 with helmata a. interCom. Belt offer. Cell 448-8853. w. Vo. '73 Chryolor, 28.000 actual mlloo, n - tlr01, e14-44811i04. rune good, one local owner, •1.200.00. Call 304-875· 21BO, Don Waldie. 1177 Cutla11 a:Jr,~r,:,~g: V8. P,S. PB. ' 304-575-5838. Trucks for Suzuki OS 1 B6. U60. Call 1114-388-9777. Hondo 125. Coli 814-3670108. 1978 KowoH.ki KZ850 SR, •1000.00. Call 742-3076 eveninge. SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating, 211 Sixth St., Point PleoHnt, W. Va. 304876-6420. I,Jcanood end Insured . Hondo XL800S Enduro. Uko new , 1.800 milea . S1 , 200 . 00. 304- 876· 1188. Boat1 and • Motors for Sale 11 ft. Btrlrcrofl. 85 HP Mercury motor end trailer. axe. cond. 11800. 3041175-3378. -:: Auto Partl • Acce11oriea N- Chevy loft hand door llo 2 now Ford tNcll lendaro. Coli lifter 3PM. 814-2581280. 79 Motor• Home• • Camper• BURDETTE CAMPER BALES • IE'RVICE, Open dolly 8 lo 8 :30, Sat. g to 4, Cloaod Iunday. U.S. Rt. 50. Coolville. Oh 814- 81173311. 11181 Plymouth Arrow. ·~· cond .. laathar bad UM·A-Bad. UIOO. Call 258-1808. Firewood. •20.00 pickup load, UO .OO delivered. 304.- 875-2991 or 8766782. 1981 Plymouth Arrow, ox. cond,. leather bod cover • ••••-•·bed, n.soo. call 814-2118-1808. 1814 lpartron travel treller, ooll~em.d • .wning.Con be at Golla Co. Folrlroundo ca...,.oundo: Tobocco olicko 62 in long. Both endo ohorpened. 17 cente uch or 1 8 cants per 1,000 or more. 304-9372530. ' 8-10 Chevy plcllup V-8. 4 apd. Call44t·4447. 1173 Dodge Open Rood homo. 42.000 mllaa, 18,81JC). Cell 814·2581332 or 114·288·1307, Whltu metal detoctoro. lind coinl ond jewelry. Compano my priCe. 304-8?11-2908. JIM ' S PLUMBING. HEATING. Rt . 1. Box' 366. Gellipolio. Call 614·367·0676. 1984 Honda Big Rod, 3whooler. Hoo wlndohiold. olootric otortor. ohofl drive • revene . E11c. con . 11200. Cell 814-247-3752 . 76 '89 Chevy ttuak, 1111 ahevy ooclon. Phone 3041182-24H. 111110 F,ord Plcllup, 773-8143. camp 11174 vw mobllo.point, tlroo. bnokee, muffler, aka bOnd. 304-171·1111 . Eveni~~lev~~~Listi~~----~------------------------------~--~ • CARTER'S'PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor., Founh and Pine llollipollo, Ohio Phone 814-446-3888 or 814-448-4477 . 1983 Harley DoYidoon F.L.T axe. cond. casaette stereo 1y1tem, tourpak. always gorogod. Wiggleoworth. Coli 814-448-4411 . Full size mattre11 a box epringe. Clean • good con· dltion. Call 814-9492832 . •n. NO~' ARO!Jt(l! S. 1979 HondaCR 126 Rgood cond. •460. Call 614-379· 2430. . 71 Aristocrat tr..,.l tnoHer, oolf -lnod. Con b e ot flrot houoo on Unooln Pille otContanory. Collll14-2&8· 1343. co- • ~'flAT P,lumbing Heating 82 78 Sylvia YOU HEMI7 HE 6AIO. SAHOV· Fatty Trea Trimming. otump removal. Coli 304-67619711 Ford Mldoo von, new · 1331 . rebuilt motor. trenomi11l0n, _ _ _ __;_ _ _ __ new tim. neacleHotco,.,o. GET your carpet SHIP .11.600, Call 4411-7019. SHAPE ··WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Water remov8!1. 1973 Wlnnobego 24' Chief- furniture cleaning. free eotitlon, now tirao, AC, Genera- motoo. 304-875-2296 . tor. 12.500 reduced to *1 .Q,500, Immaculate. Cali BASEMENT 448-7019 . WATERPROOFINil Unconditlon1al lifetime gua · 1 971 CJ 7 hard top, auto, r~ntH. Local references PS. low milaage. CoH 448lurniohod. Free ootlmatoa, 1800. Call ~olloct 1-814-2370488, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Rogers Beeement I 1971 JaepCJ5. V-6. 10x36 Vltaterproofing. inch tires, 4 inch lift, duel exhauet. Herd top. Good RINGLES'S SERVICE . excon. •1600. Coll814·742· perienced carpenter, electrician, maaon, palnttr, roof- ' 2390. . lng !Including hot tar 19B3Joop Scrambler, 6 cyl. application! 304-676-2088 automatic, pl. ma.ny extn~s or 876-46!10. ' $7960. 304-273-8151 . . Rotary or C,ble tool drilling. '76 V.W. van. 4opead, good · Most wells completed same cond. Priced to aell. 304- day. Pump aalea and services. 304·895-3B02. · 676-11160. 1981 Cheveno, 1U1o, PS, AM-FM radio, • - bonery, ltarter, exc cond, mutt 1111. 814- 448-1015. 72 SttleLP o..!YI!!$1 RON'S Toloviolon Service . Specializing in Zenith and . Motorola, Quazar, and houoa cello. Call 304-6762398 or 614-448-2464. COnd .. PB• P8 • Ac • cru ...• tilt.. lugg- rack. Coli 448•411 0720 14111 ~eve. -;;:::=;:::=:::====:I wrlngor~_...................L::::::::::::::::::::.I1i19B778eiFFco~r~diLLlT~D~.~.;,x;c~con;;dt. Spood Queen weeher. Stainl111 1teel tub. Wringer needa repair , 8.66 . 00 . Aohloy wood burner, a1 00.00. Call 742 2665 . 1975 Chovrolot viii 8 . atondord, •1.200. Con it lloHio Co. Fairgroundo Compgroundo. 1988 XR7 Cougar. 1988 AMX. 304·882·3148. '75 LTD Ford. Leport, Henderson. CDULPN"THI!Ail ANYTIIIN6 AMP we KAQTO IlENE'S DEEP STEAM · C A R p. E T C L E· " N . ~ ac_ptchgu•rd·water extrac~ ' tlon. doodorlzero . FREE eotl' ' mate1. R•asonable rates . Gena Smith, 992·8309. 1 1-:-:-::::-:------1978 JNp Wogonoor oxc . disc. 304-676-2B4B . Fresh springer Holstein heifera A.l. aired. also cows D.H.I records. Call 814286-2496. 4 79 ford van, recent yen master converaioo. 350 cyl.. TV, otrlnoo, CB. olr, 83.000 mi. Cel 446-8694 Mon.-Fri. .•. . Bush hog grass mower. model TM6. 5 fl . cut, 3 point 1975 Mome Carlo. auto. hitch, excellent condition . trent .. PS. AC. Call 1114304-468-1727. 992-8706 elter 6 p.m . eo AKC bermon Shephard pup· plea, shots and wormed $100.00 . 304-675-4683. Vans • 197B Cougar XR 7 T-top, lull powor, 302 engine. Cell otter &PM. 448-9837. Su pJJi it:s .,... eAR ... we · BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltlonolllletime guorantH. Local reference• furnished . frH enimatei.· Call collect 1·1114-237- •• 0488, 9 a.m . to 5 p·.m . ' Rogers B•••ment Woterprooflng. G7~1~~~A~ut:~.o=s~f~o~r~S~a~le~r~ 73=~=~::::::::=~ W.O. 1---------- You build it or we will24x48 4 ca, garage kit. s'2,495, del. Call 1-614-886-7311 . Now open for business. Mountain State Block, Rt. 33, New Haven. Complete masonry supplies. 4", 8". 1 2" block. Delivery service. Phone day 304-882-2222. evening 882-3239. I 1978 Ford LTD good cond,. Rod raspberries. Taylor.a t1.200. Call448-0782. Berry Patch. Call446-8692. 1976 Multang 114 cyl .. AT, CANNING TOMATOES· AM radio, •1.800. 1·'h ton Pick your own, bring con- Dodge trucll with atock rock tainers. 247-3263, Eugene f750. Call814-379-2732. Davis. 19B2 Robbit LS. AC, PS. P8, automatic. aunroof. 59 For Sale or Trade couetto. 44e- ooau. t5.BOO. Callvelour 4042 . WKI!N TlltiY Wltflli TORCHIN& TH!IIt WAY INTO K & T.Contractors. Roofing, remodeling, painting, ra · polro. Any type of building. Reasonable retea, loti of. experience, no job tOo s.ma'll.. can · 448 -3103 or 898· 6728. 19711 Buick Park Avo. Good cond .. loadod. *1250. muot ... •. 4411-8087. Fruit Vegetables - H • S Home Improvement' vinyl aiding, roofing, room addltlqn, atorm window•. ot~no. Call 514-387-0408· or 814-317-7244. Base enare drum, earring strap. t;.rush etleks, practiCe pod included. $75.00. Mot· ronome $20.00. 304-895· 3888. apt. Riverside Apto. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizens. $130. Equal Housing Opportunities . 614· 992-7721 . Grand piano . Cabinet in excellent condition. keyboard and strlnas need work 8400. Call 448·3386. Flute for sale; used 2 yeara. $176.00. Trumplit; t76.00. Call 986-4279 . rLL 91iT IT' ••P· mo. Call 446-1BOO. Cell448-1232 . Ft.irniahed apt. for nonsmoking. non drinking, gentle· man. lovely neighborhood. ell private, utilities included. Call 44$-391 B. Modern ,1 bdr. apt. quiet loc••lon between Gallipolis Bt ~holzer. No pete, security d~poait . Call 448-2066. PAlNTING· Interior and ex· t•ior. plumbing. roofing, 10m1 remod•ling. 20 yn. Coli 814-388-9852. 1---------Bundy Saxophone. uaed 7 ~pt'a.1-bdr . 1otfloor, booe- efficiency Marcum Roofing· a. Spout.. lng, Now initalling rubber roofe. 30 .,..,.. experience. opeciolizlng In built up roof. Coli 114-388-9857. Saxophone, e•c . cond. Calf 446-9B67 . "'l'fent, furnished .kitchen :U26 mo. 1 -bdr. oecond ofleor. fui'niahed kitchen, :fr!'nt porch 81 B6. both NC8ntly remodeled. Cloteto downtown. Call 448-9788 0. 446-3B1 o. Home Improvements 81 Complete 11eroo evotem. 40 wattl per chanal with apeakars. lllrlo 10 •-d blka, Searl B81t heat a eun lamp B. rova.l portlble . manuel typewriter . 876-1408. World Book Encyclopedias, axe cond. 304-882-24B6. Furished garage apt ., 4 .r ooms & bath. adul11 only . Call 448-9279 eftar 4PM . KIT 'N' Musical Instruments 1-::---------- 5 HP. 60 gallon vertical air compreooor, $660.00. 304875-66 88 . 740 Second AVo .• 3 bdr. 8190 mo. 613 3rd. Ave .. 8145 mo. Oep . required . Call 446-4222 before 5, 446-2174 altar 15 . Furnished Friday, Auguat 31, 1984 Ohio 64 Misc. Merchandise 67 Apartment for Rent The Daily Sentinel-Page 11 Ohio 83 Excavating Good -1 Excavating. beoaments, footers, driveways, uptlc tanka, landscaping. Coli anytlmo 614-446 4537. Jamoo L. Dovioon. Jr. owner. Doaer Work by Ted Hanna. Ditchn. pondo, roads. land clearing. etc. Coli Motor Cor Brokoro. 446-6592 . ..- EYENINO 8:00 • (I) (J) • (J) 1m • Clll Newo . ' (I) Comedy Jukebox Comedy muaic video• of Mel Brooks, Steve Martin and Blllv Crvatal are featured. ( ) ) - T.....,no Hunt · (J) ,....,., GHfflth m ~_,._../WOtlther (J) M-eii/IAIIror ·· Nawahour RMcling RainboW .._Trek 8:30 Cil Cil NBC News (I) lnoida the NFL This aporto opoclei hoatad by Len DlfiNIOn end Nick Buoniconti features highlights from last year' s footbal pre-Heeon through the Super Bowl . I (I) RillerMn . (j) 8ootoh 'A pnevlew of 1984 NFL a-u- il~ lumen • !::. ~~~~~:::: 7:00 .:~· Duron-'?" VIdeo (I) Here Como the Bride• (J) llpon.C(J) a.nflwd SOn (J) Clll E-nment 'T h1 of .Fortune (J) WhMI of Fortune .Nlghtfr Bualne•• Dozer llo Ditcher, Dump trucko. 11o wotor-gn-ooweroloctricolllnoo. 84 a ~ IR_. Electrical Refrigeration (JIN- ® SEWING Machine ropairo. Mrvice. Authariz•d Singer Salea & · Servtce Sharpen Sclnoro. Fobrlo Shop, Pomeroy. 814-892 · 2284. B6 Woter Service . Wella, clllerno, poolo filled. Phone 387-01123 or 387·7741 night or doy. . aJo"er-10 7:30 I ~,~J:=..."4""...!;;.a.! eton.w. . Mojor ~ Boubell: ~ tit A- (J) Fomlly f'oud LM Contteedon Dr. Who Wheel of Fortune ••••• e·aabell! h tit Clnclnntltl 8 :00 a M - Mo• and lha Maater help a women. who rune·• home lor obondonad ahllclnon. bettie a don• IMd magneto . CRI -g Uphol•tery " TRISTATE UPHOLITERY SHOP 11113 lee. Avo .. GoRipol(o. 814·441·1833 or.14-441· 183:1. 1:30 ..' (I) lwleo Family llolllneon Cll a Cll len_, Balloon dleoo-• lhlll a beauty ~nt jUdge lon't ol What II I cracked up tO ICID- Ct!Ptlonocl~ UJ Ill! Palll_. 9 :30 (J) llpeclal Care Two farolliea experience the apecial care InvolVed in having a premature baby . 10:00 (I) MOVIE: 'High Road to Chl!'ll' (J) Blue Thunder Tho mob hlrea a privata air force tO · beltle tho Blue Thonci8tteam ea it protects the · granddaughter of a top moboter. (RI (80 mln .l 0 (J) 1m F - Cnnt Angela lalda her family to ltely ' to fulfltl Julia•a requ&lt.to be buri«< on her ancestor's land. IRI (60 min.( Cll Evening t1t ....... 'Tony Bennett.· Tony Bennen jolna John Williams and the Boaton Popa for a medley of Ns hit aongo. 180 min.! Ill! NaWllwetch • Cit Matt Houo- Molt'.s · anempt to track down the killer of hll flonceala- him to an ~aland community and • beautiful judge . (RI (80 " min .) !Ciooad Coptionod] 1 0 :30 (I) SkiM of Fino ()) 8ootoh a-ta Ptevlew ' A pnovlow of 11184 NFL Footbel." (J) MOVIE: 'The Kldtl AN Alright' -· Cll Not Palltloe <ll CNN ltr THOMAS JOSEPH 3:00 3:30 4:30 H-no Nawo (I) UfW of Riley ())Top Boxing (J) MOVIE: 'Once tho Klllng s-ta' (I) 700 Club (I) MOVIE: 'The Star Chamber' IIJ MOVIE: 'Joutney to the Can- of the Earth' Cll Rooo llogloy SATURDAY 9/1/84 (D) ~terplace ~ 'To Sef\/4! Tham AI My Daya .' Oueetiona eriH when 1 new hHdmaater ia again needed and Chria errivea with a new burden for P.J . IRI (80 ·min.) !Cioaod Cap- ~(fi'ia (J) <ll • Clll (J) MOVIE: 'Young DoctoN In Love' (J)A-.ut, ' . lparuCentar , Newa/Sporla/WMOVIE: 'The P r l - ~c-A.,.,... UAfrican river 5MlnlmaUy (Sp.) gazelle 3 Assert t Civil War • Thither 7 Fwlctii'Md ZZ Where 31 Tennis 8 Uqueur shoppers star I Unique go to U11 Here (Ger.) lilads? spumante It Com· !4 Holiday in 113 -song great II GO wrong 17 Indian measure • soldier ' UHockey !I Deny pulsion 18 -B. 12Across (lastwork) Z5 Lacld film Sli Earl of - n !30ogin "Beetle Bailey" Anthony 11 Boisterous ze Nonsense . a letter. NPoet Zl Taro Z9 Frt!IICh Word ending • Camera .,..:-;::;r...,.-.,.....,.,.-"heese Z7 Baptism and others 28 African .-,-. part il7 Manwnlt 38 Catnip te Anger beast !I Attacks 31Strenglh UNlnny st Byway of Sli Hitdtcock as a boy? 38Stephen ' ,. Foster song UOld German dollar 42 Humming sound 43 Untale~ 'I I ( AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW I KI One letter stands for another. In this sample A is uaed for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hlnll. Each day the code letters are different. · CRYPI'OQUOTE ) tLOMOGYI I) I ( .) FR SRW tRUGEDDj AIM:THEt .v.esterdly'a I lr.-+-+++- " Apprehend L--..1...."'-"'-...L.DAILY CRYPrOQUOr&<i:_Here'show toworlt It: CIOWZ FIKEGHUW I I xxtT 1 xx1 r CAn_.IOmOnowl Jumbllll: PARCH FANCY ERMINE SURTAX An1w.r: "Wher.. do •II the fleai go In wlnter?"" SEAACH ME" 11:11. ~~~ eon- • !African DOWN I Action weight t,io~.!.dent Newo 11 :00 ACROSS ICityin Iraq I Garbage 11 Desire I% Vietnam capital 11 Russian a CJJ Comedl; Zone w_....,.,w"*' PIUI Duke Ia joinad bl' top Wuhlngton joumallaU •lalyzlolll ' tho woak' o (!~,, ())s.-tsc2:30 •.,.sf Dewaon and NK:k Buoniconti features highlighta from laat year's footbaN pra-·se8800 through tho Super Bowl . (I) . . . . . . . . min.) ' And " 1•m Baated T~la apeolol leatureo pollticol TV ClOITimlf'Ciata. ~1\"'0VIE: ' The Jorlcllo Jl!laB WATER SERVICE . Cell Jim Lanier. 304·8757387. . 87 . MacNeil/._._ Nawahour General Hauling Jemu Boya Wat• Service . Aloo poolo filled. Call 814· 2511 -1141 or 814-448 1175 or 114-448-7911. ' 9:00 ()) M - 8portalook FootW.' sports opocial hosted by Len Cll a Clll w - - Katherine and George panK: when they realize that no one has picked up Webster at school. IRI Cll Ill! wa11 wLQUio Rukeyear analyzes tho '80s· with a waekty review of economic and investment maners. aCilCIJMOVIE: 'lnv•ion Force' (I) World Champlanlhip Bpxlng: Tim Wittierspooi. VI. A"nklon Thoma (I) 700 Club Clla Cit Blue Thu..... The mob hires a private a;r force to banle the Blue Thunder team as it protects the granddaughter of a top mobster. IRI C80 min.! D (J) 1m o.llaa Tho poloe locate Mise Ellie and lho end Clayton oro married and Cliff learns that J .R. has been sabotaging his offshore oil drlling. CRI (60. min.I 8/31/84 Doaer work, ground clearIng. OXCIVOtlng, f26 hr hour. Coli 446-9638. J .A.R.Conotructlon Co.Ru: tlond, Dh.814·742-2903: B11ement1, Concrete worlr.,Footert, Backhoe's, (1).__ FRIDAY • " WUIW GS CUGYU WUZ URJNO RV EGOWZSGSH WR K RJ PIK NZIF I AK SGHUW. OGN • CGEEGIP ROEZN Y01terda)''* Cryplilqaole : TO BE A FRIEND, A MAN SHOULD ~ !:US EYES TO TilE FAULTS OF 0111ERS AND OPEN THEM TO HIS OWN. - Wll.FERD A. PETERSON ,. �.Pege 12-The Dally Santinel Pomeroy-MiddlefOrt, Ohio Area deaths Flarency Causey 'l:'le~· Ca ~ -~~¥ side Manor Nursing Home, Moont Vernon. Mrs. J0111!5 was bOrn in Meigs County,adaughtero!thelateFred andFayBushWflcoxen.Shemoved usey, 81, of Reeds- ville, died Friday morning In O'Bieness Mernortal Hospital, fol- = K,y. She was the!laughterofthelate Wllllam and Luslnda Browning and attEnded the Church of Survlyors Jncluded her husband, ~. at home; tltree sons, Oscar . 8llll WUlle, of CoolvUle and John of Reedsville;· three brotbers, Stuart Joseph, Andy Joseph and Cecil J,......., .all of Kentucky·, tltree Saturda · Y at tbe Mount Vernon Mernortal Gardens with the Rev. ; an:!~~gements are Incomplete at tbe White Funeral David McKinnon o!flclatfng. Memorial contributions may be · made to the American Cancer Society. , Homi!!nCoolvWe. Donna Marie Jones Charles R Simpk~ DonnaMarteJones,59,22Hickory St., Mount Vernon, Ohio, died Wednesday evenln~ In the North- Charles · H. Simpkins, 58, a maintenance engineer at Doctor's Hospital West died Thursday In boaril----~(~Co::::n!!!tin::;:Ued~fro~m~pa~g~e!!.1)_ Aooeptsmdgnatlon At Thursday's session, tbe board -J : Ohio lottery winners . Happenings around Meigs ·e ounty.•• . . Chicken barbecue . ~~~ was a veteran of the Korean Con!Uct and a recipient of thePurpleHeart. Hewas bom lnM cVlgh,Ky. and was the son of Noah and Ida sf~ I DoilJtlonlwUibemadetomuacular t:r'and~:a~! Saturday in ReedBvUie Meets Tue8day , rye11e Invited. Please brtng a TheOUvel'ownshJpFire~dlsiL · ' mentatReedsvlllels•......,.,..Mits annualchicken'. ......... . .,...._trom-""'~ elerans.Memonal V • · Hoffman services set for l p.m. Saturday Chester Councu 323. Daughters of America, will meet 'I\Iesday at 8 pm at the haD ""'- ways and · · · ""' means commlttee wW conduct games an!cl members are asked to take prizes tor the games. Refreshments will be sold. working class -Page,B-8 fj~ljiiiiii!l~i ~d~Thursd~: through Friday, the wfn· Monday nlng number was 4975. • enJoy Labor __,wiD~ 011 ~. Toes- · M • . A meeting o! the Melg!i Counjy Fal,r Board normally schedilled tor.· Monday has been postponed unto 8~m.tfng'l\JesdawWydbeuehtoLaborDaY'. The ee eld at the Rock WE NQW HAVE NEW MciNTOSH APPLES •a•ao APPLES , BAIILm PEARS $219 & $2 . 99 I I A1 I - t l ' I ' ,' ' Ho·usE .PAIN·T r l' , , •: •' ·,, I ~twn. AD*ISSION EVERY 1st WEEK! 7:00 P.M. ONLY! SAT & SUN MATI~EES 1:00 P.M. 2 tUTS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! __j ADMISSION • ALL SEATS $2 .00 --:1 "TIG·HTROPE" SHOWTIME: 7:00 & 9:10 MATINEES ~AT. & SUN. 1. 00 & 3·.lO 1D11 HEW RELEASES: , l•t WEEK! i:OO P.M. OIILY! SAT & SUit MATINEES 3:00 P.M. SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 Mulberry Ave. · PH. 992-2116 · . WI\11 the help of Molly Plymale, ~ eeCretary, Schneider drew Up the petition a¢ fncolporated I8IJ8UIIIll! fran Ohlo Revised Code section 4li1U6, whim rules that . Pomeroy; OH. Olds-·Cad. Chevy; Inc. 116 WEST MAIN ST. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK f410N.-THURS. 10-1 0; FRI. & SAT. 10-11; SUN. 1-8 OWNED & OPERAtED BY JERRY HAWK OPEN LABOR IIA Y pedestrlall8 have tbe rlghf.of-way · ''wileD tratflc coub: o1s are ll!it In place or not In ~tlon." Most traffic lights on · Second Avenue to the downtown section were eUmlnated three years ago when a signalization program was fnstltuted, In order tor a major repaytDg project paid by federal fuilds to be undertaken, tbe city agreed !o drop lights at all corners on Second exC!!I)t at Pine Bod State stnleiS. AUght at Third Avenue and Ptnewasaisod!oppi>d. The ·dEcfsfon has slnCP been critlclz2d by city residents and merchants, woo claim signalization has made the downtown ~reus $12100 • PER MONIH .$168°0 PER MONIH I OUR WAD'INO -'- 0 'I • 211p2 lleCll'fl&lu7 Karm So• ddilr Wills flo !1M •.P A - II& Locullt lllreet, wllldt lhe 22 a - of tbe RB"e . . . . . . . . . . . .-~ G''lpL'IIIIIdeetlle lndllc rano¥ed. Sbe Ill dreuiMID« a ptdkm l'ng a llpl be 2 f ,per; at tbe cemer. for p€destrtans.. City and pollCP Avenue "than a chUd lying In ~ olfictals maintain that traffic .now potoole." has Improved and accidents have In the few days tbe'petltlon has decreased. . . been distributed, tht! resjlonse has "I am not againSt. the flaw of been . strong, Schneider said. Sbe trattlc, but I'm worried ahout . said she collected 144 ~tures In pedestrtans," Schneider saki. "It's three .hours. and petitions are still ' got to go both ways, butpedestrtan5 · out and have been placed -at have their rights." doWntown stores, at ' the First "The pedestrian does have a Baptist Church and at Ohio Valley responsibility to be careful," added Christian School. She said she Mrs. Plymale, woo said she'd as expects another JllO signatures soon see·a few potholes In Second before It's over. Merchants she's talked to desire Ughts at SecorD and Court Street and at '!bird and Pine. Both areas. theyfelt,arealmostasdahgmlusas Second and Locust Whenslgnature-gatheringlscomplete, the~tlonwUI· bi!preSellled to District lOofthedhloDi!partment of Transportation. Copies. will also be made available to area leglsla· tors, because "they're tbeones with . tbeauth6ritytod:lsornething," safd Mrs. Plymale. County · Percen&age Alb~.& ....................... 8.7 (8.'J) Galla .................. .....1.5 (l8:f) Jocbon .... :............... .....,.a.JVC ..............:. lU (11-f)" ·- u uu> ~ ··~····· ........:.......u (&4}. (11.'I) Vlallln:.................... w ~i:~~r~u _. betweenJuneandJuly,accordlngto · theOBES. . • 'lbeJillypostlngof9.5percentOOwli from the June !lgure of 10-4 percent - represents the fourth straight month of decline for tbe county. Unernpioyment reached Its 1~ high In Gallia during March, when the county reported a rate of 12.2 percent. The Meigs County jqbless rate also fell by nine-tenths (0.9) of one percent between June and July, tbe 'OBES reports. With the July .decline, Meigs joins Gallla County ·by posting an unemployment rate of 9.5 percent. .. July'sdecllne lnMeil!srepresents the fifth consecutive monthly decline for the county. Owrall, tbe unemployment rate In Meigs has fallen by atull four (4.0) percent since February, when the county posted Its 1~ high of 13.5 percent. · · by nine-tenths (0.9) of one percent ~~tratllc.", .POMEROY WINE STORE WE SELL ICE, COLD BEER AND WINE TO GO pedellrlilns In the CI'IJS$Walk. she r ~ • a lingle car stcwe<~to~ow lhli cblld to get BCJ'OSI, "Smne say that's tbe most dllqp!roull COl llll!t In the city,", Sci; e'l!el $1111!- "Now, tlley'veputa clrtVe-tllrough windQW In at the c:IJuttl.rJUie,' meaning a circular trafllc pattern In the atea. And·that ' . .·.· . • ... .... - Area jObless .r•te in July ., . nnea e ~. Al~ trafffc Is to yield to -.::.-:...~~~'? CLINT EASTWOOD IN - cans By LARRY EWiNG Ck e1 Slaff GAIJJPol.JS-Fortheflrsttfme In llVf!r two yj!III'S, tbe unemployment rate In both Gallla and Meigs counties feU below 10 pe!O!IIt last month, the Ohio Bureau of Employinent Services reported Saturday. With July's decline, Gallla and Meigs joined most other coonues In the area by post~ a decrea,se.,The jobless rate thmu~t tile . . . howeYer, remained abavestateand .JUldll a lll:lml-aae child acrou ·1111 -FOOTLOOSE- a '* ~ · ·-~ July walk at Second and Locust to get to the.G allla Cwnty coutthouse. ' Shi! got the Idea for ihe petltlila about a week ago when She helped "! 1- . · . · 1'he ~Uon was started this put week by Karen Schneider, a lepl seCretarY whQ must liSf the.~ TUESDAY $2.00 ex~ number, distance and size of tOll-free accessible to a cusiomer, Randall said. -.. ·' Randall said tbe applfcation also wU1 seek to raise local pay poone calls from 211 to 25 cents. ·. ' The company also wliniS approval to establish Usage Sensitive Service on a lOcal basis In 1986 f!l Its Bellevue. Huron, ·Montrose and Oak H811lori exchanges . . USS subscribers would pay a monthly flat rate, but would be charged for .the number, duration, distance and tlme a( IDeal they make. ·~ jQbless rate - . , -... ...._......___. . . . . . . falls below 10% in'Gallia, Meigs ........ ,traffic GALLIPOLJS-Apetltfonurgtnc · placement of a traffic lfghtatSecontl AYI!IIIIt! and Locust Street Is gainln& • ALL SEATS $2.00 in 1982. Spratii1Y dlllputed that, caWng GTE "one of the most prcifttabfe ui!Utles In Ohlo." ''They had a return 0!1 equity rate of 17 pe1cent in 1983," Spratley said. "The average for utlUtles was 14 percent." He noted that the ut!Uty recently had Its bond rating upgraded, a sign of ftnanctal health. GrE also will request authority to establish a monthlY tee to cover extended area service, Randall said. The fee Would range f!Un ,5 cents to $4 for residential custOIIi~ and would take~ accou11t the llnlshed before June 1985. ' GTE wants to taise f11J11e of the extra money by lncreasfllg depreciation rates. Randall said that by ~Wrlteotfs off-older equipment, theampany can more rapidly reinvest money In newer equipment. , Randall also ~d that whUe the company has • "vlgoroustYcutcilsts,"earnlngshavefallenbetoWtiw! level·autlxnit.ed by tbertJCO in GTE's last rate case IIJIIMN KElLY 'ftn e :7 8Wf BAROAIN llfATlHEEs SIITUR04Y & SUNil4Y · · , on ·Oct. 1, said GTE gBiel'llf manager RR. Randall. He said the' PUCO's reviE!w prObably would not be petition drive YELLOW FlllnONE Cinema(/) 2 Gallon ,. s..:uor-. COWMBUS. .Ohio - General TeiEpoone C<mpany of Ohio has notified the Pullllc UIWtil!s Ccmmlulon that h wiD seek a $58.1 mUllon rate hike. The company said Friday liB request would mean an aVI!I'qe Increase of about :!I cents a day in tbecost of Ita baiiiC residential phone aernce. · · But Ohio Consumers' Ownwel WWiam Spratley said lie Intends tQ intet'Velle and is "highly skeptfcal'' of GTE'sablllt;y to justify Its request. · . ' The formal, appllcatlon requesting ,tbe 39 percent ln<;rej~Se In ann\JalloCa! serviCe revenues wW bellied . · 99C -FLASHIMNCE- .:&.' SPLASH ICE MAN WEEKEND PASS JUt 12 130 " - 110 Cepll A Multn rt'· Inc. N• I'IPIJ I ~AP) 4 LIS.. HARDY · . MUMS .HOUSE ' PAINT · ALL FRUTH PHARMACIES + Val. " ..... :10 ' BANANAS · 2 GALLON '' . , e c :· .......... '• I RENT MOVIES. AT · THE MOVIE PLACES -Page A+ ••..•• .•••••...•••..• IDsert P-roy, OH. POTATOES 5 ll. 8 l!o C • ~ . 10 11. $159 eeting postponed - STATIOI ~ tmes·· A i BRIGHT WHITE ~\t'/.~::4o# ~ ..... ..... ...........~ ••• A..2 · '8p:Jrtl ••• ! • •••• •••• • • • •••• •••••• •• C..l-8 Ohio weather: ·' sunshine, clouds, threat of showe~ e SPECIAL/I • s + IrrP~~~or;t;he;s~~ru~sess~b;"· ~~s~p~~~r~a~tr~~;oo~~~·. . ..· .~ 1~~::~~~~~~~~~CA~N~N~IN~G~P~E~A~CH~ES~~~~==~~======~ · lllght in tbe Ohio lottery's daily game, '"'beNumber,"was046. · In tbe "Pick 4" game, played t-----------------1 a•· Columnist Bob Hoedich says politics is Q ~ subjecl to avoid.,-Page B-6. · . , ' Atougtbe River ............... B-1-8 esu ............................ A.. Dellllll .. .'.......................... A-li I ~. In order that day. ·~ E 1be Daib' S..db!l wfl not be Pu~~~Dli\Y • Inside: p. No paper Monday printed lklneave of absence. Hired as a dergartenafdfortheschoolyear at the Middleport Elementary School was lorrl Ann Snowden. . Added to the substitute teachers list for the school year were Janice Groggel Vf kl J hn J ' c o son, ackson Kaylor and Carmen Manuel and Mary MWer was employed as a sul;lstitutealde. All members of the board were t1 992·1036 W. Main St. Editorlaiit!t Lowell Win@ett talks politics, .~s and petition&-Pil@e A-2 . MAIN ·STREET MARKET OPIN t-t !ll0NDAY·$A1UIDAY, SillilY' 11·8 The tuner& for Lauren Hottman will be held at 1 p.m. Saturdaay at the Blgony-Jordan Funeral Home. It . was prevtously reported tbe services Would begin at 2 p.m. to· milk and harvest--D-1 . A holiday to honor the Day ..._..., : sisters, Polly PennJngton and Meg · Wolfe of Kentucky and Mollie Joseph of Belpre; 19 grandchUdren andl4great-graarulchUdren. Mrs. Causey was preceded In deathbyherparents, tltreebrothei'S also acoepted the resignation of Tim Flesher as junior high guidance counselor. Flesher resigned to accept the assistant principal's · poslf!on at Warren LQcal Scl)ools. ' The board 1 edJulleB · · emp oy yeri'S an elementary teacher for the new school year. She replaces Carotyn Snowden at the Rutland Elemen••~· School. Ms. Snowden fs on a Friday, A'!uet 31, 1984 """~... ·~ to Mount Vernon In 1953. She had to 10::Jl p.m. Saturday at the fire AdmlsWns-·Mark Haley, Mfd, retired from the Edmont WUson Co. . Kennedy. Survivors Include his wife, Phyf- station. Activities also Include dleport; Davld Brlckles, Pomeroy; and was a memberoftbeEbenezer lis; two daughters, Charla and hoi'sesOOe pitching, a country store, . Rebecca Galley, Pomeroy; Jorota United Methodist Church. Survivors Include a daughter, Meflss;l; a son, Charles;' several ring the cane' game, balloon darts Cooper, S)Tacuse; Mae Jordan, brothers and sisters; a mother-In- game, tfsh pond, and .!rock rides , Pm!eroy. Irene Christian, North Royalton; law,Mrs,RedaSnowdenofRutland. wfthSmokeytheBear. . Djsch~-Albert Zlto, Eva two grandchildren; a brother, Frederick Wflcoxen, Johnstown; . Friends may call at tbe Jercy Labor part set Hartley, Homer Bradshaw, ·!VIatk and a sister, Veda Krzton, Chicago. Spears Funeral llome, In Columy Haley• • She was preceded fn death by her bu$,2-4and7-9p.rii.F'rldaY:Fubera! Richard Stewart Is announcing a Meet M00da Y· ' parents, her ,husband, Floyd Jones service will be . held . at rxion LaborDaypartytobeheldSunday In 1!81 and a brother. Satunlay. Graveside S4!1'vioes wfU 5: :Jl p.m. at his Cheshire resideflce: The Bedford Township Trustees Friends lll.\IY caU 7-9 p.m . Friday be held at 4 p.m . Saturday at tbe · Muslc will be provided by tbe willmeetMooday, Sept. 3,at7p.m . at . the Flowers-Snyder Funeral MUes Cemetery, Rutland, with the Cro!sover Band and a balld 1rl tbe townshiJihall. ' . Home In Mount Vernon. Graveside Rev. Bobby Walker otllclatlng. · services will be held at 10: :Jl a.m. lowing an extended Illness. She was born fn Lesley County, Meigs _ 'IIW'Ml RATE-" Mit lie - ~or~-wllere 1111 lam u ill 0.1 perOift Will! reported by the or Ohio.,.._. ~ 8enicea ...._ *be Joblelli rate Ill aD liUITouJIIIDc ooomttes declined or held ew11 ,_. July.Jn ~above, J._ ratEil arellllownldpa~ad...,... The July deCtfne in unemp1oy: ment for Gallia and Meigs was In Une with a downward trend registered throughout most of southeastem Ohio. With tbe exceptfon of Lawrence - where a June to July Increase of one-tenth (0.1) of one percent was reported- tbe jobless rate jn aU sUrrounding counties decllned or held even. . • OBESffgures ~ 1,41i8ofGallla County's estimated .work force oi' 15,477wftblutwork!nJuly. In 1'!1elgs, the OBES reports l.llli of thAt county's work force of 11,815 as jObless during tbe month. Thestatejoblessratestoodat8.4 percent In July, while tbe national ratewasreportedat7.5percent: · With federal .grant in hand, 'mountain·of red tape' begins : SERVICE By J~ nuEDMAN . . Tll•;all ......,. 81811 · 1 GALLIPO,LJS - With the rec:ielpt of a federallll'$llt of a)most -.OX! to Improve GaWa County hoUBing, GaWB-Meta- Olnmunlty Actton Agmcy Executive Dlri!ctor Sid Edwards says tbe CAA must now wade DESK IS NOW OPEN tbro.uah "a mountain of red tape"beforetheprogram can aet underway. . The CAA, which according to Edwards, will adm1nlsler the Community Development Block Grant PI'Ofll'&nl, must hire hoUsing speclall5ts and develop all appUcatiOO fonn before requests for tbe money can be accepted. ' IF YOU DON'T RECEIVE YOUR DAILY SENTINEL BY THE NORMAL TIME OR IF YOUR DAILY SENTIN·El· JSN'T READABLE FOR SOME REASON .... *DON'T GO WITHOUT* CALL OUR s'ERVICE DESK WE'LL DELIVER A DAILY SENTINEL TO YOU OPEN UNTIL 6:00 P.M. MONDAY : FRIDAY 1984 Chevrolet Chevette 1984 Chevrolet s-·10 Truck 2 Dr Hatchback, 4 Speed Radial Tires, Cloth Seats, Radio ,V-6 Engine, 4 Spetd, Power Steering Sellina price $5,391.00, trade equity or ·cash down $1,000.~. Amou~t financed $4,391.00, 14.25% .APR , GMAC fmaneed With approved credit, 48 monthly payments; taus, title fHs, and credit life insurance extra. 1 Lo~g Selllnc price $7,599;00, trade equity or cash down amount financed $6,099.00, 14.25% APR · GMAC financed with approved credit, 48 monthly PlY· rnents; tlxn, title fees, and credit life Insurance extra. ·$1,500.~. "WE DELIVER" The Daily Sentinel Sl ONS OLDS.-CAD.• CHEVY, INC. ha.....,. walter Mondtle sparred tor II debate at all. "We have a long way tb go to . canpletenegOUations," said White 'House chief ofstaffJamesA. Baker m as he emerged from tbe talks. ·"We are not Just \vWing but pleased to agree to one debate and have not foreclosed the opporllinlty .tor for statjstfcs provided by the state. "The Department , of Development made tbe decision and theJl! ~ no. i-easons to believe tbere was any hankY-panky ," Edwards said. . "It's unfortunate Meigs was not funded," Edwaids told the Meigs County Cmuntsslon "but there~ many others woo did not get fu~. Out of' U9 appUcatlons. Meigs County was 34th and Ga!Ua County 11th. It was a blghly competitive deli! and Meigs County only missed the grant by four poli!ts. 'I'here were three other agencies that only ml!~ one, two and three points. ~EBATE DEBATES While House Chief · o! S4aff James Baker, left, and James Jo'--, campalflll ·chalnnan for Democratic nominee Walter Mondale, rllht. met In WMhlng- . ton Friday. Baker and J~ agreed thad Mondale will debate Pmlrent llana!d Reapn at 1ea1t once. Jol••• fll2d ~ • dale want& mOre deb.tldg .,_ Rfoapl and ?IaPier said he willits the debates .,,.,,.,'b' "not too clo8e to elecdon day so there Is undue Impact on the voten' decision.'' BuahilndDmiocra!lcvlce!lreGden· . mom." PoMERoY - A Ptireoy 111811 II balna bel4 liY ~ ~ fl;l COIIIlb!'tmd wlllla bellk robbery In Cokndo. . Jamea A. Stitt Ia allo .q!lt 011 a llfiJid theft cllar&e . in GaJIIa Coonly and ... pculblellllpect In the armed (GbbeJy ·of 111 AtiiiM • Jut 1111111111; ~ \0 , Athll!lll Pollee Chll!f Ted JOIIee. Sdtt, Z, WM , talcf!n IDto CIIIIOCb' 1'bunday In \ • tlal nomineeGeraldfneFerrarowW The money Will be used to fund repairs to 23 houses per year In the two-yea:r program. Five other hor:nes per year wUl undergo emergency repairs. Edwards said he expected the program to spend around Slj).OX! per house for the repairs. , A sirn!lar ~llcatlon for Meigs County was turDed down and Edwarlls said he did not know why. "The Deparlment of Development determined who got tbe grants," he saki, ·~nd I'm not about to draw any comparisons between tbe two counties.'' ' · The applications tor the two counties were prepared by the CAA and contained·Identical wording except P~meroy · ~an · held "in Kan_ sas on b~~ robbery ·charge - I I ;6-( ., ' · WASHINGTON (AP) - The · minutes Friday In tbe first formal great debates ,debate Is under way attempt to.w.Jl'k oot thetermaoftbe and hall already produced agree. !ate-to-lace deblltell. meatone~~ethlng-tberewfUbeat Mondale wants six and Reagan least one forensic boUt betwl!en tile agrald to just one, bui the two' p-lAjor presldi!IIUI! clllldldates . repn!lelltatljles left tbe door' open this !aU. . tor more. The chief ot Prelld8rit 'lbl!re Is still.' 00 deClslDn on Reagan andDelliUCi•tlc ~ wbetbel' VICe President George IIIMCIMITI 992-2156 said. Candidate~' handle~ go a ·round over .political debates Bed, 1500 Lb. Payload. · · CIMauAUTY CALL Edwll!ds reconunended tbe Gallia County COf!!· mission appoint a screening commlttre of at least flvll members 10 go aver fndfvlduaf applfcations and assign points ·on a merit basis. Edwards rl!com· · mended a member trom GaWpoUs, and one each from the eest, west, north and south ends or· tbe counly. '"'bbs wUl give a good representation to all areas of the county," according to Edwards. The biggest need, Edwards said fs to get township . trustees Involved in the program. '.'W~ need the trustee!l to point out to us the most needy homes." he ( • ~ "''iDmect!On with tbe alleged robbecy of I! bank In Olio. At tbe time of his arrest, he was drlvlq a car aJJegedly stolen In Las Vegas, Nev. Clllef Jones said Stitt has been reportedly linked to a cer bind in ChlWcothe the clay after tile robbery of tile Rlcllland Awnue brBnCh of Bank One or Athens on 22. The clll' 1a slmUar to one obs«ved near the 'Buruaeton. Aua. scene of the robbery. . The Bank One branch was robbed by a man who reportedly sllclwed a gun to a teller and ordered the teller to pla<le thetnoneyln a fast-foodrestaurant bag. Jones said Stitt has reportedly told Kansas State Po2lce he was not Involved In tbe Bank One robbery, However, pl¥liographs of Stitt will be shown to robbery witnesses. Stitt was charged Aug. 14 by the Gallla Cou!JI)' Sherl!f's Department with grand theft, accordln~ID . records IDed In Galllpolls Municipal Court. ,•• Stitt was suggested as a possible suspect Bank One robbccy by an area law entoro:r ~ agency, Jones said. ·. • · 111;;1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 31, 1984 causey jones joseph simpkins wilcoxen