http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ab36e82df3370f70c3e5c4393c178570.pdf 467f6ab562abcc00c1a55e0aff6193e6 PDF Text Text 14-The Sentinel Ohio ELBERFELDS V1luB1 Th,oughout The Mtln Stoll 1nd Wl,ehoull VALUE DAYS ' ' SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 JEANS SALE 19" COLOR PORTABLE XIAOO and ..· \ ' WAREHOUSE VALUES RCA FRIDAY I SEPT. 14 SALE S359 REG. '22.00 TO '31.00 SALE PRICED Rq. Rq. R11. Re1. $'359 .REG. '399 SAVE SJ50 Hu,gl•/1 S249 SALE "' FLOOR LAMP SPECIAL ers. pullover tops, knit tops, oxford shirts and cardipns. COI!IPitte ranee of airls' sizes. Reg. 16 to 121 Re,. SALE PRICED REG. $8 ....... SALE 16.39 REG.. 112...... S~LE '9.59 REG. 116.... SALE if2.79 REGULAR '17 TO '63 SALE PRICED S1359 REG. S41.00 ·. . ' I'. ~ . . Men's '13.95 Shirts .................... 111.16 len's '15.95 Sllirts .................... s12.76 .len's 118.95 Sllirts .................... 115.16 SPIOAL PIKE · 1833 COSMETIC SP.fCIAL lai'Jt &roup of facial soeps, cleanser1, mo1sture creams, 'shampoo, nail sprays, moistue lotions and perfu111 sets, Values to 118.00 1/2 PRICE . YOUR (HOKE . . Choose tnu soc~. crew socts, tube socks or"bobby socks. ladies' sins 9to 11: lirls' sizes 6 to 8~. JEANS FTrim fit, r~ular fit lid lvll cut jeans in a fine selection of color1 you'll like. Lee and W11n1ltr qality. Sizes 29 to 42. . 'Stock up Nowl SAV£ 20'1. Men's 119.95 Conturo,s •• .'... 115.95 len's 122.95 Cordurop ...... '18.50 Men's 124.95 Cpnluroys ..... 119.95 len's 126.95 ConlufOYS ..... 121.50 I . Rea. *1.25 ............. Sale .99 Rq. 'l.65 .......... Sale sq2 Rea. '2.so....·.. :... Sale •2.oq Rea. 14.00 ..... ;.... Sale '3.20: .· ' INTROOUCTORV SALE./ CARHA~TT, g.,o, CARHAR" tt6. 99 !eleotlo11 .FREE PARKING . Vellux linin1 fot extra warmth. Machine washable, front · hand warlltr pockets. Heavy duty zipper front, rib tnit cuffs and bottom. Attached hood with d11w strin1. Sizes S, I, l, and XL i.n navy, red, brown and 111y. ·-·-· ' '· . "1#;~4~' ·- -· ·--· -- - ;:-- ... -~ .. ••.• ' - · .• · - - · - . . . . ...... ... -~ - "+... -~ ..... ." . , ' ' ., • I •' '' ' . $2188 ···"'··- - ·- -- -- ~ ·· ""-·• INC. Nlw SWEAT SHIRTS. ,,., ~ .. MEN'S HUNTING CLOTHES Brown diCk hunt1111 hartt plus blazet 0:;; blaze to_c OIIJit STOP Ill 011 ... v .. ••,.,, ............... ~ , . . • if! . ... .. ' . COUNTRY COMEDY - Pr 1• 1 ·aa " R• ps (WI) _. ~m.lc!iW',BoyAcd(riPI),.I.realliqll~al*l?' r . ll2ille to Acuff at lbe Gl'llllll Ole 0!117 Ill N~lle, 'l'a&, 11wnda.f. . Aeqlf Is celeiJrallnc Ida .BW bldJidar. (API au .,.:.OW). Lawyers push·.f or · new,trial _a t Logan . loGAN, Ohio (AP) - Lawyers !Or convicted murderer Dale John· ston w~t either an appeals coort to overturn thelrcllent'sconvlcUon,or the Hocking County Common Pleas Court to grant a new trial. Johnston waS' convicted In Janu· ary of the staying and dl.smember· ment of his stl!pdaughter; Annette Cooper, 18, and her boyfril!nd, Todd · Schultz, 19, In 0ctober 1&. He has been 8EI\tenced to death. I Lawyers Bob SuhF and Thomas Tyack have med sworn statements ·!rom three people s~some­ one otber than Johnsllln could have been responsible for the kllllngs. They want a new trial based on this new evidence. A hearing on that molkln Is set for Sept. :11. Rather than going tllroogh a new trta~ su!lr and Tyack woold prefer JohnstOn's guUty ven!lct be set aside by the 4th Dlsbict Cow1 of Appeals, and Johnston be set free. They 11ave flied a lengthy ~.with the court cttlng their re&sons. HocklngCQmtyProeecutorCbrls · Veldt has unw Sept. 24 to n!PY to that brief, unless he seeks 8n extension. After Veldt flies his respolllll!, the ·defense wW haw 10 days to file a reply. The court of appeals wlll be In HocklngCounlyOIINOV.lJ, andSUhr said It Is possible 8lliUJlll'llls could be heard then. 'Ibe arguments abo could be moved eiJewhere. Sul1r and Tyack claim Johnston's conviction sllluld be OYI!I'tUmed 011 several gmmds. 'l1ley claim the evidence was lnsulflclent to convict their client, ud ~t thet!Jree.llld&e panel which heard the callt! emd In penillttJni Items they say were Illegally ael2l!d. They also llfllll! that the ~ 8IWid not haW permitted the testimony ot seYI!I'81 wttt •111111 that prosecutkln and law enforcement agents failed to provide them wllh crucial evidence. Indiana man es~peS injury \ camartt - + HOODED ~ .51¥1 F-Y & SITUIOAY$ SOCK SALE . ·- ·-·-:--·- 1 ,Shirts ,,;'"""'''""'"' 9.56 ' ',' WINTER JACKETS CORDUROY . Sq. . SAVE NOWI len's 111.95 palata. ' . A Madison, Ind., man escaped Injury when his car ran of! Ohio 124 and stnlck a tree according to the GaWA·Melgs post of the state highway patrol. . Charles A. Ritchie, 32, \)'as eastl:lowKI on 124, according to the patrol, when hlscarWelltoffthelett side of the roild and stnlck a tree at n a.m. The patrol uPd ~tchle told t11em he was Nil otr the road by an ' un!ndentltled veblcle. ~ GaiDa County, 111 tureka Star Rllute woman wu elted by the · Gallla-Melp · po1t of the state hl&hwii.Y patrol illlOwlng a lwtH)ar acctdent 011 the u.S. 35 exit ramp 'Ibunday. 'lbtpatrolu?dl&-year.oldK.alaS. Bush Blld Karla L. RAllllll, a. Rt.l. Bidwell, exldq 35 when they alqlped In trlf!IC. Bush 1epor1edly ~· . . AI tbe two debated at a dlltance, . 1 a •1111Drs for eem hav! agreed to bold two teleYIIed hh I !al . debata tbls tAn. with a third debate betaau their nnWng mates, VIce Pns!deat Georze Balli and DenJo. crat Geraldine Ferraro. aocxrdlng to IIOW'Cill farniPiar with the '* Nylon jackets wl~ warm pile linln1. Solid color and solids with chevron stripes Sizes 8 thru ll. · · MEN'S ONLY'$495Yd. ' . : . LADIES' and GIRLS' LINOLEUM ).• • and Tall Sizes S32 .· ARMSTRONG and .·CONGOLEUM . . BOYS' '22.95 I icM flllllltls, Splendor Knits .., Vlnlllusen. S. I, L, XL, XXL Tanor eray corduroy blazer with elbow patch. Misses Sizes: S, M, L, XL . Quality vinyl floor coveriq in 9 H.and.12 H. widths. Huae selection of patterns. ~WIIUAMM. WEICH . . AWMJ!*d~Witter . President ~~eegan, ~!tacked an week byWalterF. Mondilleforlarge . federaP budget ~ts. Is Insisting that tbe Dernocrats are l'es{a'S!hle for the n!COI'd red Ink, under his admlnlltratlon, wblle Mmdale Is s2Jnlalnl ott tbe pol!l showing him far beldnd .the pn!llldent. ''You can stuff tbJae po?ls," the · Democratic pn!lldeDtlal caNMate IBid to replll1en asldng about the _,... . . . 211m '1:8121!11 Rea1'1811a.tlllnaliYby 12tD16pi!i;;ita&e AlSO $9.95 SWEAT PANTS ................ SALE $7.99 S'PORT SHIRTS P:l cotton blends. Tryella CORDUROY BLAZER SSQ39 S~:E•n;;~CED .$7·99 NEW FALl MEN'S .WR.AN6LER ONLY TO Sizes ' ' 'r . . M0nd8Ie shrugs off latest poll; deficits·blamed on Democrats ' C~ew neck pull...-r styles in a bil selection of'solid colors 5 ' gaDons of sewage that flows thmlgh If dally. saijstaetoJy'progressiO~thefaultyequlpment.U: He said the rules wW help solve the rtver's WU'St 'Ibe $81, mllllon plant, finished In 1977, has never they have not, Pickard said, "we w1ll bold hearlngll,. problem - ~ dlschar&e from. municiPal which IS the first step to Utlgatlon." . , . · ; tre(l~ plants. . . .. . · worked properly and wlll cost ali estimated $90m1Dlon more io fix. 1ts owners blame the problem on "We're not satlsfled that tbe action taken has been Each staie must now meet .the ccmrnl.ulon's rn8ltunctlonlng equlpment that ts supposed to clean ' ~. and we're concerned about delays that have' standards for treatment of sewage and industrial . waetewalerhklloglcally. , taken place," he said. "Wewimttoknowwhatlsgolng wuteudallo must nmovecertaln toxlocompounds Year-lonlneaotlatlons lnvolvlrig the U.S. Environ· ' to be done and how soon Ills going to be done." rrom lw dlscharllel. Robln1011181d. mental Protection Agency, thestateofOhlo, thecttyof Kentucky water permits engineer Clyde Baldwin Banned rrom the rtver were PCBs, oor, Aldrin. Clnclnnad and Hamlltm Coonty brolu! down Aug. 24. said the situation Infuriates him becauseofthewaythe Dieldrin, Enrln, Toxlph 8lld Benqldreoe. . The u.s. Jllllke Department Is threalelllng to sue the Clllllll1lsslon handled a similar sltuatkln Involving the 'IbeellhtstatesareiiiiDols,TndiiM,Kelltucky,New city and levy $lO,~a-day fines for vtolatklns of the Imlsvllle-J~son Coonty, Ky., sewage treatment Yor)I.Ohlo,Pamsylvanla, VIJ'(IIDiaandWestVIrglnla. plant In l98L He saJd the Louisville plant was built at ~Clean Water Act. Indiana's UIJitant envlroalnent ccnimlssiOner, · • Nobody Is In dllagreement with tbe technical about the same time as l'vflll Creek, handles about the Ralph C. Pickard. asked b' the tnvesilptton of aspects" rA the equipment !aUure, sald Turner. ''The same amount of sewage and had the same problems sewage (Xllh!tlon at Clnclnnad'sMIU Creek plant after problem Is who's going to pay for lt." when cmst:ructlon was finiShed. . OhlowalerdivlllonchlefADdrew~saldeffortsto But Pickard said hels dred<ifwaltlllafor tbe parties · ''We're damned disgusted that here the city Of solve ihe p!'l)blem were "p&ottledb1g slowly." to reach an agreement. He said tbe sewage Is !lowlng ImlsvlJ)e has bee beat UPQII and II'S been wUUng to 'Ibe cml!l'liseloo contends that the Mlll Creek plant, downriver Into Indiana and Kentucky. solve Its problems and Is'right on schedule, and then. the second largest on the river, Is the single worst The cornmlsaloo voted to ordei' an lnvl!$tlgatlon to qere's the City of Clnclnnad rnakln,g no headway," source of P<?I!UIIon In the Ohio Valley. It uya thepl,ant . determine Whether the plant's operata.; have made Baldwin sald. JXqlo!l'ly treats only about l5peiU!iltofthe:OOmiUion Sweater outfits, corduroy bibs, suits, velvet3 pc. setsvested and t---·--~-:-·-·-~------·-·--·-·---11 Ca~bap Patch outfits. •. Little Boys' Sizes NB to "IPRINSFOOT" ,., "WRANSlER II . 24 mo., 2 to 4, 4 to ·7. SPECIAL New fall styles and colors in quality Devon Sportswear. Choose jackets, skirts, vests, slacks and blouses. Petite, Misses and Extra Si~es. • ' .S9 95 SWEAT SHIRTS DEVON SPORTSWEAR CHARLESTON, W.Va. {AP) - The Ohlo River ValleySanltatlonCorrunlaslon,lnltBflrstnewpolluUOn control . regulationS In 14 yean, has approved $lanCiards · Umltllla the substances that can be diBcilargl!d Into the 981·mJle river. The eight-state I.'Ulllllll$1on also ordered an lnvesttgatkln of a Clnclnnild sewage treatment plant that aome members claim Is ilwnptng untreated tilth Into the Ohio River. The commlsalon adopted the pollutlQn control slandlirds Thu.lllllay at Its quart.erty rneelln& ·In Charleston. Commission Cllalrman Dave Roblnlon, chief of West Vlrglnja's water reQ~rCeSdlvialcn, said tbe standards are designed to comply with the federal Clean Water Act. · "'This modernizes the stalldal$," Robii!BOn sald. "Now every state lri the Ohio River Basin must consider th~ slandar!IB w~ they ~ Permits. Prior to this, each state had Its awn standards,IIDITie<if whlc)l were 'more stl'lngl)nl than these and some of which were.less." ' • . SAlE PRICED 25 Canto A Multimedia Inc. N - . : I I Briefs, bikinis and hipltUIPf styles in assorted colors and prints. Cotton or nylon in airls' sizes 1 to 14. . REGULAR 99' to 11.89 \ 2 S.Ctiono. 1.2 Poun Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, ·September 14, 1984 LitTLE GIRLS' PANTY SALE. OUTFITS· 6 Way or Swin1 Arm styles. Polished brass finish. ... '. .. ~ Reg. '8.00 ....... .Sale s5.39 Reg, '11.00 ..... Sale '8.79 ·Rea. '16.00 :.. Sale Sl2.79 *2o.oo ... Sale. .'15.99 . SALE LITTLE BOYS' GIRLS' TOPS Beautiful fall colors in sweat- REG. S79.00 corduroy bibs, knit sets and lwei piece "Cabbae• Patch" sets. Sizes: NB to 24 mo., 2 to 4. . . ' Vol .34, No.108 r. FALL . .SPORTSWEAR All new sweater outfits, swat suits, CHAIR SPECIAL en tine Ohio River cleanup: new pollution · standards LITTLE GIRLS' SP(i~IIIGROUPClFC.HAI.S INClUDING ROCKER RECLINERS AND WALL-AWAY RECLINERS. DURABLE FABRICS IN A LARGE OF COLO.S. , . .ASSORTMENT . SeeP~~p8 • e . at y • . sao SALES639 ONLY Property transfers••• CaerY'1:,t 1884 '4.00 Slips ........ Sale 13.19 . 16.00 Slips ........ Sale 14.79 '9.00 Slips ........ Sale '7.19 113.00 Slips .... Sale *10.39 Regular '719 14 lb: Tub Baseball roundups • Two day sale of our entire stock of full , slips, ..bllf slips, camisoles and teddies. · Nylon Ol'' eotton In ~White, btlae and black. LADIES SIZES 32 to 50 11!1! SIIALL THRU XXL TO 2 Speeds, 3 Cycles Sklry, phojo on P~~p 7 ,, $1759 $2479 ' WHIRLPOOL WASHER 84oriellan Pap S SLIP SALE Basic jeans, stretch jeans, dress blues, belted styles,,pleated styles. Petites included. SAVE Cancer prevention SeePapll LADIES' Regular '429.00 SAVE S70 25" COLOR CONSOLE Area college rePQrts cllacwildoal. More talks were set for tod8y, and swrces Said 1118JUIOUIICI!IIlet was cbie. OlalnD ft8ll • + New Yodl Gov. Mario C\K:mo, me&Dt!me, li!iipAided. 'l1lursday 10 Cat!IOIIc leaders .who haYl' ·been critical ot Democratlc paP!tlclanS, (nclndlng hlmlelf and Ms. FemJro, ror backing the right rA wcmen to m.c- abortions while persmally opposing abortions. , CUomo, spealdng at the UnlvEr· slty of Notre Dame In Indiana, said: ·'To most of us, the manlpu!atlve bMlldng of I'I!Uglon to ;ldvance a. poPiticPan or a party Is frlghiBIIng and divisive... And, he said, ''There Is nochurciJ. teaching that mandates the best political COUl"9e for making our bellefeveryone'snde..b'spreading this part ol ourCatlxillclsm." Mondale was In St. Louis today attei a trip til MissJsslppl and Tennesaee on 'lbunlday, whm he accused Reagan of "ttylng to almost destroy the Medicare pro. gram" and said In a ~~~~ term ReiJpn ''Is png to savage Social Security." Reagan was bade In tbe White budget de !I cIt s . Increase J\olondale encountered some llos· House today and planning no more :substalitlally. Wlty .In Tupelo, Miss., where bqo6 polltlcaltrtpslmtllnextweek. In 1981, the year Reagan took andsooutsofpro.Reagansentlment Thepresldelit was alsolnTmnes· offlre, the federal budgetdeflcllwas were heard amid thecrowdatahlgh see oo Thunday, traveling to nearb' $58 bllllon. aromllng to the school gym. Mondale faced quesNashvllle !oreventa that Included !I · OfllcerA~t and Budget; tlonS!rom thealldlenceonabortli;m, , vlslliO the Grand Ole ()pry b' the for 19114, the OMB estimated the gay rights and reUglon. 8lstblrthdayceleb:atlonofrountry deftcltat$11Nbllllon In his speech, Mondale ~that music singer Roy Acuff. Reagan said .Thunday that the Reagan's "plan on Medicare 1s pq ,_.,_ nl,y deflc!t this )"!81' "coukl bet50 billion nothing short of otflclal cruelty." "U ·be Is re-elected," Mondale 'Ibe blrtbday party became a less If the Conglea. the House of polutcal rally aa Acufl gave the · Repm entatlves, 'had aereed tD the added, "he 1s ROJng to savage Social 1 pesldeut a. rousing enOOnemart, culsweasllalb'beg1Min&Jil1!181." Securlty.l won't cut Social Seamty' te11PDs tbe ••.,~!'"""'· ''f'!!!al!e 110\0 !i~~'f!1!11nasP.O'!'i~ ...lll!!l~· Hedldandhewtll" ~ poiPs alia cast your wfes for J.r . puauptly IEiij aM!e!! that the· • Ms. FI!IT8l'O was at IM\r home•In RonaPd Reqan ..." llgure Wll&p ,.,.., with ·the cuts NeW York today before beading to . . And R.eapn uaecUuOpry speech Reagan "'"'" ... In Soc;laiSecurlty. Bnflaio Bush was heading to New . to blast Ids DemocratlcCJRXlllellts: ''Wben ltWinl!lltode«<cctredutctlon, Yodlto address a Jewish Repubii''They probably couldn't pi!lblll SoclaiSecurttyhaSalwayabeentbe can grwp and the New York here because an they can do Is sing president's prtmary target," Conservative Party convenUon. · tbe blues." O'Neill said. BIDe leaving WasbiDgton, Rea· ga11 again condernDed Mondale's new plan for cutting the te.l!ral budget deficits through higher taxes and spending cuts. · ''We don't need more polltldans Insisting we. have deficits becan., you're .not taxed enoueiJ," Reagan said. ''Those deficits l!allnnnedfrtm aneronorJ~Ythatdkln'growBD•P rrom lil years rA-~t and spel1diJjg too much. . ' • "Since !hey · (Deumals) have been MliJI'DYini de&lt spending for - with just a few ellct'ptbiS virtually li) years, and 42 ~ which they havt'mmlnated theCoagress.l would haYl' to say theycan'lremove themselves rrom the blame," 11e said. Mondale has been hammering away at Reagan on the deficit Issue. On Monday beunveDeda$l'T7bllllal progri!Ju to redUce the red Ink. It Includes $Ill billion ln·tax IncreaseS, most of which wou?d attect high· 1nccme taxpayers, and pledges the : higher tax revmues woold go Into a special fuM for~ the deflctt, oot b' new spending. W:.l'l!dlld?onl Reagan PiliP 18"'1 and won trom Cor.gx m substantial reductPons In federal Income tax rates in J981, but he has also seen the armua1 !ederai L 'le! cewN.... Waiter : MIIDIWe peela aWII IIebe Pill apeec2l 'l'2lundQ' eltemooo. MOIIdale : . 211 laet.a to 2JtPd a a&IM• F-.n 011 fann problems. Severa! • 2 dred ,e: ,_. lhe m ""I at lhe \\'...& Tenneaoee Experiment Stalloa. (API • ,......,), • . ' maw roatJM --.,.......... 1 Wholesale prices decline in August . _. I 'I 1 Aug.19131 • ·1 cwld not s!qlln tlme and struck Roush flun behind at 5: :II ·p.m. 1 ~ Bush was dted ror a.ssured clear dlstanc:.i! by the patrol. \ July 1984lJ t A Rt. 1, r .. mpolls woman was <:''""1" hi• 1 · cUed for failure to yield following 111 • I l'twotu..!h'"'" ln• h•x acddent 011 Ohio 325. \ 'lbe patrol said BobbiS.Sowards, Aug .1984 18, waa tumJna 011to Ga!lla County 51B When ~ f'I!I)OI'tedly struck a car drlval by MtdlaeP D: Fl'ancls. 27, BidwelL '?'111! 8: !I a.IIF accident ' .. . callllld llaht dlmaae ·10 both .. ) wldclell the patrd said. . --~~-- ·· ·· ··· ·-Sowce: A 'lbunday IIIOil'llal amldent In ·- L- Do~Mr!monl AddiiOII ToWnship II' IIIII under lnvell?gatlon the patrol l8ld. An PBOIKICBB PRICE INDI!:X unlcnbwn vehicle wa1 MIJDihhrwpv! prlcea, ..... fw cn0hlo7when 2t liepoclldb'MIItolf llle ftni C!me 211 . . . I * I'M, therllbt lldecllbt..:,Pnlaayud, . 1.1.. 111.- - . struck a bird t.th Blld ehnibl at;' (,\P I II p~ th). a.m. and Cllllt2mled the patrol said. :; + '4 I A , +3 _ .1 - .... * • " C I WASHlNG'l'ON (AP) -Wholesale prices, falling for the first tlme In nlne moliths, dropped 0.1 percent In August as gasoline prices staged their steepest deciiDe since March 19fl3, the government said today. Food prices, off slightly after a sharp cl!mb In July, fell for the fourth ttrne In tlve months. 'Ibeoveralldroplettlnflatlonatthewholesalelevel running at a mere 2.4 pelcent, calculated annually, for the first eliht months of 1984. . Today'ssurprlslnggoodnewsprovldessomeofthi! best evidence to date that the unexpected economic resurgence haS not, as many analysts feared, led to a renewal of the lnt?atloNey spiral. "IIIflatlon remains exceptiOnally well under control," said Michael K. Evans. a prtvateeconomlc COII8Uitallt here, In advance of tile report. GuoUne prices pPummeted 4.2 pei'Cellt, with the decline attributed laf&eiY to plentiful world !IIIAllie!!· Nmmally, pdne prices rise during the peak· driving summer months. But, this year, tbJse prtces haYl' faDen ihroug?olt. OYer the last 12 months, gasoline prices at the wiiOie8ale leYe? are down 11.2 pelt:a1t. . But analysts caution driven not 10 expect twiher drops and lldd that prices may even pick up a Utile In the comlni months. As ror food, the Labor DepaJ1ment's Producer Price Index for finished goods recorded a drop' of 0.1: .. percent after a 1.4 pefCI!nt rise In July. . , Leading the way last month were decUnes of 5.9- perrent for pork, 4.9 perrent for poultry and 4.7 perc:enr for eggs, Prices for fresh vegetables,, hOWeller, rose 11.3percent,lhelrthlrdmonthlygalnln a row. Since August 1983, food prices- more volat!le than gasoline - have men 5.2 pet cent. As for lasi month's woolesale price activity, the Labor Departmellt reported these details: • -Beef and veal prices were off 0.1 pet cent. Dairy product prices fell 0.4 percent. F!sl) prtces 0.6 percent. Fresh fnllt prtces were up 1.7 pe~cent. -Home heating on prices fell 4.6 percent. Natural gas prices~ up 1.7[J!!I'CI!I'lt. Overall, energy prices haw faUel1 6.6 percent In the last l2 months. ' The l!lle!'g)' price calculations repprted today were aclually for July. 'lbat component of the woolesale priCe measure lagS a month because energy ccmpanleS report their prices too late for lnci\ISlon In the most recent Index. -New car prices were up 0.1 percent whlle new tnlck prices 1'081! 0.9 percent. -Capital equipment costs rose 0.3 'percent. All the changeS are adjusted for nonnal seasonal variations. rose ..• �• Commentru-y I . 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA 'q!v ........................~d·~=~ . ROBERT L. WINGE1T Publisher BOB HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller Ge neral Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor 'oF OPINION are welCome. They ollould be Ieos uian 381wordo · Jq. All letters are subjed to edltlar and must be slped wUh name, address aad telephone number. No unailned letten wUI be publlsbed. Letlers should be In (0011 tule, addreosJnc ........ not pe......,.uues. ·Reagan attempting to . ~efuse ~ccessibility io _=-~pr~ss coverage Issue ~ . •.. l . • WASHINGTON -Another one of Utose claS!;Ic confrontations under the Endangered Species Act Is shaping up down In the neighborhood of Pensacola ' and Panama City. On one side stand the . prospective developers of an est!· mated $100 million In prime coastline real estate. On the other side are the defenders of - three subspecies of mice. Let make my own position clear: I stand With the ~ce. But there are at least two sides to the story, .and It's always useful to examine our sense of values. First the facts. The species known as the oldfield mouse occw-s widely In parts of Mlsslsslppt, Alabama, Georgia. South Carolina and Florida. The species, as such, is In no danger of extinction, but me A MEMBER ol The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· tlon and lbe American Newspaper Publll!hers Association. LETTERS • . • • among the several subspecies are !!!!late resulted ln til!! replacement further destruction. It was this three varieties of beach mice - the of mice with men. Hurricane requirement that Jed to the famous Alabama beach mouse, the Perdido Freder1ck of September 1979 des· case of the snaU darter at TeUico Key beach mouse and the Chocta· troyed large areas of hai:Atat. The Dam. Marine ·blolopu deterwhatchee beach mouse. Last June beach mioe !lave had to cope with mined Utat the darter, a small the F!sb and WlldUfe Service competition from ordinary house subllpecle!l of perch, waaaboutto be proposed that the three be placed on mice. Predatory cats have talten wipejl out by construction ol the tiQ million dam on .the TVA systerp. It the offiCial Jist of endangoered their toll. A 19112 stuey Indicated animals. "the sl~tion continues to worsen." seemed absunl to halt work on the Beach mice have had a tough The P~ Key beach mouse · fl~ completed . structure In time of surviving .. They ate des· "probably Is the most crltlcally order. to preserve a yseless fish, but crlbed as ranging In size from 2~ to · · endangered mammal !Ji the Unitecl the Supreme Court · held S-3 that "Congress has spoken In the Inches. They have ''haired tails, States." . ' In view c1 these 'findings; the Ftsl! • plainest of words" to that very relatively large ears, protuberant eyesand coloration that blends well · and WUdllfe Service has invoked proposition. The court enjotned with the sandy soils and dune PI'Q~lons of the Endangered Spe. construction; the snaD darters vegetation of their habitat." Prior cles Act of 1973. The act provides eventually were tranSplanted arid to 1950 tbzy proliferated comforta· thatonceananlmal (orplantoril.sh work proceeded. bly along the Gulf Coast from orwhatever) hasheenplacedonthe TO<Jay the )1st of endangered and Mobile aroWid to Panama City. list of threatened or endangered threatened species Includes 41 The past three decades have been species, every federal agency mammals, 76 birds, 26 reptiles; unkind. The boom In coastal r;eal shares a re&Ponstl)lllty to prevent · eight amphibians, 49 !ish, eight snails, 22 clams, four crustaceans, 12 InsectS and 81 · plants. The Jacksonville office of tlie Fish and · WUdllfeServlcestWispraytngover . the three beach mice. Opponents ol rN~ TO SEVE!" P.M. the llstlnli contend that the three are not In fact distinctive subspecies; they $rg11e fervently that It Ia ridiculous to dl!ny property owners a right to ~elop their coastal land for residential and commerctal uses that are Individually profitable and socially IJS!!ful, simply to preserve tbe habitat of a few hundred Insignificant r;ntce. You~h"'~ So the , battle Is_ joined. Why NCJf 10 "'EN'JIOI'I · protect a mouse? Good question. 'lbese small creatures are not In an . VO&.\ilC.S Jmpresslve~claa with grizzly bears and bald eagle!~. They are not aa beautiful as the willow warbler and tiH! mission blue butterfly. Com· pared with the construction Jobs Utat would be created by condom!· niums, .compared wiUt the real estate tax revenues that would be generated, compared with the totill economic activity that would be adversely ,aff~ted by_the pending order, what good is -a mouse? 3* 2~1 . 3 ~'R lu= I Private sector war _ ___;_______;;__ I . controversial undei'COVel' operation with a permanent, privately funded support program for Latin Amerl- · ca's various anti-communist efforts. - At least one shipment of medical supplies to Central lea, airlifted from a Michigan mllitary base, was paid for by 1he CIA. according to gtivernment sources. But the Pentagon has balked at requests frOm the private group for airlifts of their supplies. Despite a confidential National Security Council memo authorizing transport of the supplies in U.S. planes on a "space available" basis, Pentagon lawyers are heslt· ant to approv~ such Dights, because military airlifts of relief supplies are Ulegal except In cases of severe national disasters. Sen. Jeremiah Denton, R-AJa.. has Introduced an amendment to the Defense authorization bill that would get around this legal obstacle by . ordering the Pentagon to Institute "such procedures a~ are Amer: iMaLL ~TeP FoR aTeac~QR .. ~ ,• in ·hi~tory .~. Today Today Is Friday, Sept.l4, the 258thdayof1984. There ate 1llldays lett In the year. · Today's hlghllght in history: Thursday, Sept. 14, 1752, was the first day observed by the American :' · .colonies, as well as the rest of the British Empire, under the New Style ': Gregorian calendar. The previous day was Sept. 2 under the Old Style ·Julian calendar. Eleven days were "lost" In the transition. ' - .. On this date: : ~ : 1n 1812, the Russians set fire to Moecow after an Invasion by Napoleon : ~ aoo&parte's troops. . . . ;: ; ' 1n 1847, U.S. forces Wider Gen. WlntleldScotttookcontrol Mexico City. -: ,· 1n 1901, President W!Wam McKinley died In Buffalo, N.Y., of g~~nshot :: WOWJds Inflicted by an aSSIISI!In· Vice President Theodore Roosevelt was : · 'SWOrn In as president. : · ~ 1n 19'17, modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan died In France wh'm her .. • scarf became entangled In the Wheel of her sportscar. , 1n 19«), Coogress passed the Select1ve Service Act, providing tor the first :: peacetime draft In history. • 1n J9al, a groundbreaklng ceremony took place In NewYorkat theslteof •. what was to be the United Nations' world headquarters. >.. or u.s. • , ' . ___.:·_Ja_c_k_A._nd_e_rso_n through Moon's Refugee Relief Freedom Foundation, Mlsura lead- Key confra leaders Identified ers said. · the principal sources of supplies and cash- since the CIA cutoff was - Soldier of Fortune rnaaazine ordered as CAUSA, a polltlcal)ront has been pr;ovldlng medical ·~ grilllp tor Moon's church, and a new • lies as well as military training to organization called Ffienlls of the the contras: Another donor' to refUgees ·and ·families of contra Americas Foundation. . fighters Is evailgelist Pat RobertThe driving force behind the llf!'fll son's Chrlsttan Broadcastlnli Net· · foundation " Louisiana state Rep. Louis Jenkins. He has been hitching wor)c and Its "700 Club" TV program. rides for his supplies mr U.S. - Sources In World ReUef, which mUitary transport planes. The tlrst big loa<) was Down to Honduras In handles Uillted Nations retugee.ald May on a Mississippi Air National programs In the area, said that the Guard flight- arranged by Denton new relief supplies from the Private and Conservative Caucus Director sector are going to the several thousand contra refugees living Andy Messing. - Jenkins' effort Is Intended to near the Nicaraguan border outlllde provide non-mUitary· supplies to UN camps. World ·Relief limits tts aid to farnllles of two CIA-back!!(~ contra · groups established In Honduras refUgees who llve 25 miles trom an near the Nicaraguan border. omc- International . border, to avoid ers of Mlsura, an Indian guen11la ch~ that it Is taking sides In a group, said they got two tons of pqlltical eontllct. , Bu i .Jenkins foodstuffs by airlift In early July. hinted that the lr!ternational agen,... CAUSA -has also been sending cies provide assistance mainly to pro-Marxist refugees . . , relief supplies to the Indians, necessary".for the airIItts. No more Mr. Nice ·Guy ________Ar_tB_uc_h_wa_ld , Tip O'NeUI has criticized Fritz Mandate for not running a hard· hitting personal campaign against President Reagan. . It's shaken the Mondale advisers and they had a meeting with the Democratic candidate to loosen · him up. "Fritz, you have to take the gloves off and show you're damn mad about what's going on In this country." · "I want to stick with the Issues." "The hell with the Issues. Tomorrow you're going to address the · steel workers and s-ou have to prove you 'te one of them." "How do I do that?" "Foronethlngyou might takeoff your suit coat when you talk to them." "Gosh, I hate to take off my suit coat. I could get my white shirt dirty." " Forget your shirt. And you could loosen your tie and open the button on your collar." "In front of all the media?" "We want you. to look like a • regular guy. Our surveys indicate that you're coming off stuffy and uptight." "I don't care how I look. I beUeve this election should be decided ·on the massive budaet deftclts, wute In defense and tax breaks that go to the rich." . "We know wliat you believe. We alsO know what the voters are looking for. 'T)Iey're watching yoUr style - and you don't have any." "Of course I've aot as!fle. I may not be aa exeit:lnlr as Ronald lteagan, but I'm very presidential, and when the people listen to what I have · to ·say they'll forget his charisma." "That's the · problem, .Fritz. They're not Hstenlng. You're put· ling the voters to sleep. Can't you get more angel' in your vOice when you're ·talking about jobs and Reagan's foreign policies?" "Sure I can. I'm angry right now." · "Then why aren'tyou screaming at us and te111ng us we don't know what we're talking about?" · "I don't like. to show my true feelings. Peq)le from Minnesota never do." "Fritz, we're way behind In the pOlls. You bave to prove you'll be a tough president, and no one can push you around. You:re going to have to let the sparks Oy, and whip up the crowds to a frenzy." "U I dQ .that they won'~ listen to the Issues." · "You can deal with the !slues AFTER the campaign. First you've got to win the election." "WeU, It you say so. After I take off my suit coat and open my tie, what do I do next?" "Slam your fist agalllst the pddlwn for starten.'' "I could hurt my hand." · "Okay, so If you hurt your hand we'D put a bandage on lt. It wm show the voters how angry you really. are about the itate of tile. nation." "Reagan never slams his lilt on the podium." ' "He doem't have to. He's the lncllmbent. l;lelldes he's a •tural Mr. Nice Guy. Youcan'tbeatanlce guy with another nice guy. Our only chance of winning Is for you to convlnoe the people that when you get In the White House you're going to be a first class S.O.S. Can you do It?" .' . "Of course I can do it. Look, I'm taking off my coat and I'm opening my.tie and I'm hitting my fist on the • table. Naw ·what?" . "Get angry because all the steel workers, are IOI!ling their jobs." "How's ttJ,at?" \ "Is that as angry as you can look?" "It's the angriest you'll ever see MEIGS FlU!:8HMAN TEAM- Membe.-. of the 19114 Melp lrelhmeo lootbaB tMin ·m(llude firM row, lett tci riel!&, James Warner, • Joey Snyder, Mike Hoosier, Juoo Rupe, Mike Boulh and David Smith. · In lii!COnd row, Scott H•IWiinl. Mike J-, Eddie ·Baer, Gary H;PeA and Darrtn Wll!ih. ~row, Scott WIDiamll, Steve Tracey, John SIMon, ~I · Barinun, BID Brothen and Doaole Nlckela. State In the afternoon. Eastern Michigan visits l'darshall and Ml· Ohio University CQach Brian ami goes to Houston at night. TumovershavekllledBal!State's Burke says there , wiD be one .importantadjectlvernlssinglnfront hoPes of victory In the first two of hOst Ball Stale, the Bobcats' . games. The Cardinals canmlttedlO against Toledo and five against opening Mid-American Conference football opponent Saturday. Massachusetts. "Ball State Is very slmUiar kl a ''Poor offensive soundness has year ago, huge but ilot quick," cost every chance at success,'' said Dwight Wallace, BaD State's coach. . Burke said. "Our first two oppo·Ohio Is iwltchlng quarte!'blleks nents Wen! both huge and quick." The Bobcats have taken back-to- for BaD State. Burke Indicates· he will go with Dennis Swearingen, back lumps from West Vlrglnl.a 38-0 who completed 17 of2'l passes tor 175 and North Carolina State 43-6. Ball State also has opmed with a pair of yards In the BobCats' defeats. Bruce defeats. committing a combined 15 GIUardopmedatquarterbacklnthe first two games, but connected on turnovers In losing to Massachusetts 26-10 I!Jid .league opponent just 10 of 25 passes and threw two Interceptions. . ':foledo~2. . Ball State, picked toflnlshOIIespot Ohio at Ball State - the only aboVe Ohio In ·seventh ptace this league game saturday- will carry year, whipped the Bobcats 31-14 in an 11: 35 a.m .. EST starting time to accomodateSportsVIew,aMidwest AthenS last fall. U Ohio avenges that defeat. the television cable firm carrying the Bobcats can move Into a first-place contest. . In ron-conference activity, East tie for the conference lead with . Canillna plaYs at Central Michigan, Toledo and Western Michigan, all at i.o. . 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Both channel and Oathead Great Miami ruver- The upper catfish can be caught at Seneca. One stretch ofthis river Is a good bettor . hundred brush struetUr,es were rock bass and smallmouth bass. Fallis an exceUent time of year to recently placed In the lake. · Central Ohio take these fish using ltglit line and Big Darby Creek - This stream small lures or live bait. near ColUmbus has been Producing Lake Erie good catches of rock bass. A small Yellow perch continue to bite spinner, a Jig tipped wiUt a plastic throughout the lake. Minnows are taU or Uve bait all take rock bass. the best bslt. Smallmouth bass are also attracted · .: Salmon and stee'lhead are beginto these baits. n1ng their fall spawning run In the Griggs Reservoir - Bass and central basin of Lake Erte. WOO~ Free Pride Quiver With Purchose· PKG . OF6 FALL HUNTING CLINIC :JHIS SUNDAY, SEPT. ;6TH 12 NOON ·· 6 P.M. . $5995 1976 MUSTANG 3 DR. COBRA V-1..4 afMIId. elr colld. $ (-;:. a"r.chery Clinic Specialist Former W. Ve. Sttte Chimp 304 675-2988 STORE HOURS: Mon. thru sat, 9:30a.m:-a:oo p.m. Located Betw r ' JAM AP Sporia Writer , V-8. Auto. trens., T-tp, All/Fl. speed control, p11111r seets end windows, tilt wheel. tircond. One owner• ~- Quarterback Mark Ryplen has thrown for 441 yards and four touchdowns. Fullback Kerry Porter averaged almo6t seven yards per carry against Utah. Splft.end John Marshall and Danker Michel James have eight receptions apiece. this season'. WhlleWashlngtonStatehasrolled .--~--------­ up 10!.yards In total offense In 1984, 1984 MEIGS CO. the Cougars have yielded 810yards, with 573 of . that caning from opponents' fUIUiers. And rushing Is Ohio State's No. 1 strength. Byars leads the Big Ten for the second straight season. The Buckeyes pollllded Oregon State for 2li8 yards Lone Wolfe ori the ground last week. Hand-Over-Fist "They do an awfully good job of combining the run and the pass, .. Blitzkrieg Ohio State Coach Earle Bruce said of the CoUgars. "It's obvious they S.fflll "'"'" can move the football. Our defense s3oo Per Person will get a goQd test" By GEORGE S'IHODE "Okay, It wDl have to do,IUIW We think of something else." 1'0~'(5 J tm Karsatos as his No. 1 quarterback. The redshlrt sophomore started against Oregon State and completed 9 of 16 passes for 102 yards. Mike Tomczak, the Buckeyes' quarterbacking regular for · the .last two seasons, worked In practice this week after being stven clearanoe by te;un physicians. OU Bobcats face another 'big team Berry's World ... AMD Wasblngtoo State football coach looking for bricks this week. He' s only preparing for ninth-ranked Ohio State Saturday. Walden expects to watch a busy Keith Byars ~ the Buckl!yes' ta:Uback reached career highs with 34 rushes and 182 yards In Ohio ,S tate's opening 22-14 victory over OregOn State last week. "Byars Is a true power runner," Waldensald. "He'sabigol'fullback playlngi•back. You are trying to get off a 2ID-pound lineman and here comes a big 235-pound fullback or Ibackwltha full head of steam. It's a bowling-ball effect "We better get some bricks In our pockets because we better weigh a bit more." Walden has some weapons of his OWl) In f1le · Cougars' 1-1 start. Washington State lost at Tennessee · 34-27. ihe,t outscored Utah~ laSt me!' I · Bruce apparently has settled on week. COLDr.ffiUS, Ohio (AP ) - Pa,rdon Jbn Walden if you see the that RAPPYnww : : After a week marred by complaints about President Reagan's :- accesslbllity and about new rules governing coverage of the president, : White House aides are trying to defuse the Issue. · :: :On TUesday, for example, Reagan appeared before reporters four times · - which must be a record, given fop aide Michael K. Deaver's tactic of ·: scheduling only one pubUc event a day In an attempt to retain control over : what story appears on the evening television news. : : The president began the day by meeting with Republican congressional : leaders, which was ,closed to media coverage. But then he made one of his •. rare appearances In the White House press room to personally aruiounce he : planned to meet with Soviet Forelgh Minister Andrei Gromyko and to •· answer questions for 10 ll)lnutes. -; That was followed by a picture-taking session In the Rose Garden with · ;. Reagan and NATO Secretary-General Lord Carrington. ' That was followed by a meeting In the Cabinet Room at which Reagan, : before cameras,. personally 1UIOOIUiced that the Soviet Union will be : permitted to buy anaddltional10mlllionmetrlctonsofU.S. wheat and corn -: !luring the second year of Its long-term grain agreement with the United ;. States. No questions were asked during that session. :: : There was anotheT switeh at brtef session In the p~ room on Tuesday. ·· The Wblte House sets the time limit for how long Reagan 'will entertain • questions, although, by tradition. '.the senior newS service correspondent ; .ends Ute session by saying, "Thank You." ; U~ally. spokesrniln Larry Speakes stands In a corner of the press room ·:: and signals to reporters to stop asking questions anc:J also signals to the news •· service reporter when to end the meeting. ·· But on TUesday, he stayedoutofview, except to brie!ly step In theroori'l to give the signal to the n!.'Ws service correspondent to end the questioning WASHINGTON - The death of period. As a result, It looked to many people as if the correspondent had Americans In Nicaragua, killed two unilaterally ended the questioning, when It fact It had been dictated by the · tn a helicopter crash during an · White House. attack on a Sandlnlsta .training The traditional "thank you" also gives Reagan the opportunity to blame camp, Is evidence that the CIA· the end of Ute session on the news service correspondent. directed "covert" war againSt the : · The Increased accessibUity of this week follows a barrage of stories and Managua regime has been taken complaints lasi week about lack of accessi!Jllity as well as about a new rule · over by the private sector since that banned Associated Press and United Press ~ternatlonai reporters Congress voied to halt omctal aid to .. trom a press pool <.'overing Reagan when he goes to shake hands with Nicaragua "contra" guerrillas. citizens along a fence at airports. Supplies for the anti·Sanclln,lsta Bytheendoftheweek, theWhlteHousereverseditselfandagreedtoallow . forces and their families come from ~ the neWS service reporters to be part of the pool which traditionally 51Jpplles a variety of sources In this country, _, news to the other media. ranging from the Rev. SIUI Myung :· · While it kJoked this week as iftheWhlte Houseweremaklnganattemplto Moon's Unification Church to U.S. .. polish Its Image on the accessibility Issue, therestlllhasbeen oodatesetfora politicians, evangeUcal groups and full-fledged:l}mlnutenewscooference. former military officers. Reagan's .last news conference was on July 24, the week after Ute My associates Jon Lee Anderson Democratic convention. Speakes denied reports that Reagan, who holds a In Central Amertca and John Dillon " S1lbstantlallead In thepollsoverDemocratlcchallengerWalterF.Mondale, In Washington have pieced together 00es not intend to hold another before the Nov. 6 election. what's going on: Reagan has promised to return to the press room but refused tosetadate, The aid Is being channeled saying, ''I'm just going to walt and surprise you_again." through private foundations, councils and commissions, with the cooperation of lnDuentlal !rlends In the Reagan administration and Its THi~ i~ New Right supporters. · ONe · The goal is to replace the CIA's ' .- Stopping Buckeyes' Byars. big as~ignment for Cougars · ' Three 'b each mice ____.;;____,.__...,:;_,.__· _Ja_mes_J._K~~pa_t......ric_k The Daily Sentinel A~ Sl!m~ .. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, Sesrtembei- 14, 19M 'Open Sunday 12 noon to 6:00p.m. Polal PI-ta loiiiGa 0118t. 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Hearns faces tune-up match SAGINAW, !\oUch. (AP) - Thomas Hearns, a sensational tworound winner over Roberto Duran, is a hot boxing property again, with "a ICI! of things coming my way ... endorsements and things like that." , He's also headed for a big-money fight with Marvelous Marvin Hagler and, he hopes, tohelghtsthat have been unreachable for fighters. Hearns, the fonner World Boxing Association welterweight champion and current World Boxing Council super welterweight champion, wants to become an unprecend· en ted winner of four titles. The Idea is to beat Hagler for the middleweight title, then go on and win the light heavyweight championship. It's not a pipe dream for a 25-year-old, who can mix boxing skill with power punching and who ijnds hlnlselfon topofhlsrough-and· tumble world. Satunlay, at the 7,500-seat Saginaw Civic Arena and on national television, FredHutchlngswill try to knock off the Hit Man from Detroit In a scheduled 12-round bout for Hearns' share of the 154-pound class title. "I'm not just here for a payday," the 25-year-old Hutchings said Thursday of his title shot, which will be televised on CBS Sports Satunlay and ls scheduled to begin about 4: 30 ;GRAVELY TRACTOR : SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomery,OH Phone 992-2976 Spring & Sur_nmer Houn: , • Mon.-Fn. 9 to 6 Sat. 9 to 1 • ~THE GRAVELY avaTENI ~~ ~le~ cm.er untm and mid---· _,_6 ThomuGiell M<C11uw. pasta. Oyde Hentlerson. S. S. Supt .• Sunday Sdtool, 9::11 a .m.: ~ .....hlp IO::Ila.m.; p.m.; Wedtaltly, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL P!URCII. 326 E. MaiD St.. Pomeroy. Sunday set'Ykes: Holy comnwnlon 011 the llrtt Qmdayol eoch moolh, !',!!'~~~ ~~~ prayer 011 tile uw~ _....,. ••- ow,. prayer and lf!I1JDIOII aD odter Sundays ol tile 111011111. Oturc:tl Sc:bool . Save '90 Reg. 99.95 School 9: ll a . m .; Morning Worship, 10: 45 a.m . • Plug-In Hookup USE ~~ , 212 W. ,.,... n - , putar.lllbleSc:bool .,.., 9:31a.m.• Mom!Jgwmolllp,IO:lOa.m.; Youth rneellltla. 6:00p.m.: E'Vt!nlnllwonltlp, 7:00p. m. W~nlllhtP'It)'l!l'ntel!llllgandlllbtt study. 7:00p.m. · 'niE SALVATION ARMY, 115 Bunemut Ave.. I'Mieroy. Mrs. Dora Wlnbtg In cllarg<!. ~ 10:~ meetlna, lO a.m.; sunday ~- -~ a.m. Sunilay Sdrol. YPSM Eloble, Adami, leader. 7:.Jl p.m. Satvatlon l'lll!Oiing var1ous ttpe8lu!n and muolcopedals. 'Ibunday, ll:J) a.m. to2 p.m. Ladles Home Uague, rnen-lbru In clla.rpo, aD women Invited; 6:4.'1 p.m. T!lunltlay, Corpo cadet ClasM (Ywng Peopie-Blbl@l, 7:ll p.m. BPHe Study and l'lllyer rneetln(r,- to tile public. POMEROY WESTSIOE CHURCR OF ~d _, ~ Cblldren'aHome Rnad (County nua ro). 17:Ul'~. Vocal~. Sunday Wor· sll'41 W a.m.: -Study ll Lm.; Wtnhlp, 6 p. m.J:o~l!llt' Study, 7 P-~--... BIBLE ~"""'""" CHURCH, Otorlos Hallleltl, putor; Linda SWoa. Supl. Sunday Sdtool II:;JJ a.m.; preech· Ina BI!IVkol, llrttllld ll1lrd Sunday..,.......,~ SUnday Sc:llool. Youlll meellng, 7:;JJ ;.;;;:-;:. ery !Iunday. >GRAHAM UNITED au;THODIST. Preachln~9 : 30a.m ., lint and IIOCOnd Sun· daysofeachmonth: thtrdandrourthSUndays (lach month worship &erV~ at 7:30 ~ --•- even 1liP a t 7: 30 p.m . p.:m. W~nnuay Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH·DAY · ADVENTIST. Mulb· • R oa d , p omeroy. ' Mlch ae1 PI · erry HeIRuts oakowakl. pastor: Marte Spirea, Sabbalh SChool SUpt. Sabbath School at 2 p.m . on ' Saturday with worship services following tit 3: 15p.m. · R!J'l1.AND FIRST BAPI'IST CHURCH -Sister Harriett Warner, Supt . Sunday· AM/FM Stereo Cassette Recorder POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David Manli. mlnllter. William Snouffer. Sunday SChool Supt. Sunday School, 9: 30a .m .; Mornllll! Wnrshlp 10:31 ~.m. nRS'J' SOtrrHERN BAJlTIS'f. Po~ Plk£'. David Hunt. pastor. Jack NeedS. ~Y SChool DIJ'l"CCor. 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Main StiHI 992-3785. Pomeroy L---:::=:J~~==:--~ Rev.Jle•, a.1 . .• • Bol.........h~~ ALFRED- Church.School9. 30a.m .; Worship, lla.m. ; UMYF,6:30p.m. ; UW ,' Third 'J'uesday, 7: 30 p.m. Communion. 1 llrst Sunday. tArchert CHESTER - Worship 9 a .m: C~urch SChoollOa,m. ; BlbleSiudy, Thursday, 7p. m .; UMW, llrst Thursday,! pm.: Com· munton, flrat Sunday tArcherL JOPPA - Worship 9; 30 a .m.; Church SChool 10:30 a.m. Bible Sludy, Wednes· ~---.._.-,.0---···- l!t.11-11 "=' --....... 16.1-13 .......... LONG BOTI'OM- Church Scllool9: 30 a.m .; Worship 7 p. m.~ Bible Study, Wed· nesday, 7:30 p .m .: UMYF, Wedneoday, 1 6:00 p.m. ; Communion First Sunday. ~ m .; Worship aervJce 10: ao a .m. j 1Archer) REEDSVILLE- Church School9:30 a . EvangeUOIIc S.l'\/lce 7:30 p.m. Wednes, m.; worship Service ll : oo i1.m . (Deeter I. day; PrayE"r meeting 7: 30p.m. Thursday. TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL_ ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, PornoroyChurch School 9 a.m.; Worship 10 am .; Harrisonville Rd. Robert Purtell, minis-· Bible Study, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMW, deter;tRoSnndRimeSc , Shootlntllay Sc 11oot SupeMnlen· 9: 30 a.m .; Worship Third Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m .; Communion n · u ~)' First Sunday 1Archer) . • sen.1ce 10: 30 a.m.: Ewnl,. worship Son. CENTJl41. CLUSTER day 7 p.m . and Wednesday, 7 p.m. Re•.Jama E. Cer11111 ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Piae Rev. 81ev.. No...,n Grove. The Ro\o. William Middlesworth, Jto•. Rlcbtlnl ~lbemlch poator. Chon:h ttenolce 9:30a.m.; Sunday •-• --~ • Ro~--SC!tool10:l0 a.m. ..... ;',..~...~ BRADBURY CHURCH QF CHRIST, ASBURY jS)'racute) _Worship 11 a.m. John WrtRht, pautor. Sunday SChool9: 30 ; Church !lebool !tt!la.m.; Qarae Bible a.m .: Larry Ha:r-. S. S. S.pl. Morning Sludy, Wedn.,.day, 7:31p.m .; UMW, IIrsl . ~~J~~RCH OF ~E NAZATuesday, 7:30p.m.; ChoJr Rebearsal, n~ n-. 1'llo Wednesday 6: 30p.m .; UMW, fourth Sun· n-=.,,.&., neY. mas H. CoOler, pastor. d ay, 6: 30 p.m. tN e1son 1. Martha Wolfe, cA 1M - n l of Chrlsll L" SClutiiTIIIn _.. ENTERPRISE: - Worship 9 a.m.; an ue, u-y SChooi9:JO a.m.: Ch•rch !>!:hOOIIO a.m.; Bible Sludy. Tues· Morning worstllp 10:30 a.m.; Sunday d ay , 7· o11 ~ p.m .; UMW , Fl rs1M ond ay, 7: 30 evealng.wonblp7:30p.m. Pra~rlnfttln• Wed ~"' • 7 30 p.m.: UMYF. Sunday, 6 P-m· Choir Re: LI~~TY c~JSfuNCHURCH, ~-. heartial, 6:30 p.m . Wednriday. (RotheIA:'A mlch\ ter~ Woody Cal1, putor. Service~ Sunday FLATWOODS- Church Scltool, IOa.m. 10 a .m. and 7 p.m . Wedaeoday, 7 p.m. : Worship, 11 a .m. : Bible Study, ThuJ'Sd. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L. day, 7 p.m .; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p .m. Walker, Pastor. · Robert Smith, Sunday (Rothemlch). School Supt.: SUnday School 9:30 a .m.: FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a .m. ; Morning worsbJp 10: tO a.m .; Sunday Church School 10 am.: Choir practice, evening worship 7::11 p.m.; Wednt'Sday Tuesday, 6:30p.m. ; UMW, first Tuesday. eve-nlnJ{ Bible study 7: 30 ~m. 7: 311 p.m (N~Isonl BURLINGHAM CO MUNITY HEATH (Middleport)- Churrh SChool, CHURCH, Rurllngham. Rev. Okey Ray 9::1) a .m.; Worship 10:30 a .m.; Bible .,_ L.au~rmllt, pastor. Ph.992·732t.Sunday Study, Tuesday, 10 a.m.; UMW. second School10:00a.m .; SUn.dlyevenJngservlce Monday, 7:30 p .m ; UMW Second Mon - 7:00 p .m .. Wednf'Sday eventnc service. day, 7: .JJ p.m.: UMM. Third Monday, 7:31 7:00 p. m. IN CH RCH p.m. (Robinson) . DANVILLE HOL ESS U • MINERSVILLE -Worship Service 10 localed oo Rt. 325 belw""n Vlnloa and a.m.; Church Scftool,ll a .m .; UMW, lhtrd Langsville. Rev. Bf.n Watts, pastor. SunWednesday, 1 p.m .; Choir practice, Mon. day stftOOI, 8:30a.m., Bobby Lambert, S. day , 7: 30p.m . (Nelsont . . S. Supt.lllomlngworshlp10:3la.m.; CbllPEARL CHAPEL- Worship Servief' 9 dre-n 's Happy Hour 6: 45p.m . Prayer and " a.m.; Church SChool 11 a.m.; UMW seBiblest:udy,1:llp.m. Missionarymeetlng cond Tuesday 7:30pm.; UMYF last Tues· rFirsl ~ednesda y or ea~ .:'!'!n1h 7: 30p.m. day, 7:30p.m. (Ubenktnal . or n,onnat on ca 11. - - ,. · e SILVER RUN BAPI'IST Bill Lilli . e, POMEROY - Chun:h School, 9:15a.m . ; Wonhlp Service. 10:30 a.m.: Choir repas1oT. Steve Little, S. S.. Supt Sunday hearsal Wednftday. 7: 30p.m .; UMW , seSchool10 a.m.: Morning worslp. 11 a .m .: rond Tuesday. 7:30p.m.; UMYF. Sunday , Sunday evening wonhlp 7: !0 p.m . Prayer , 6 p .m. (Corbitt) meeting and BlblesludyThui'1Ciay, 7:.Jlp. ROCK SPRINGS- Chun:h School. 9:16 m .; Youlh meelllllf Wednesday al 7 p.m .• a .m .; Wol'!lhlp 10 a.m.: Bible Study, WedCHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. nesday.. 7:30p.m.; UMYF ISentorsl. Sun· 383 N. 2Dti Ave., Mkldlepon. Sunday day, 5 p.m.: tJunlorsJ every other Sun· School 10 a.m . Sunday and Wednesday day. 6 p m . lRothemlch ) Eve-ning serviC!e's at 7: 30p.m . · RUTLAND- Chun:h Schoot, 9:45a.m .; CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD, Rev. R . Worshlp,lO: 30 a.m; UMW fEvenlnlgCir· E . Robins(MI, pastor. SundaySctsool9:30a . tie• second Wednt'Sday , 7:30p.m.; UMW m .; Worship servict", ll a .m.; Evening (Af1ernoon Circle} st'Cand Thursday, 1 p serv;lre 7 p.m . Mid·Ytftk service, Wednes- 1 1 m. (Ruben.klng} day, 7 p .m. SALEM CENTER - Church School 10 a . m ~: Worship 9: 45a .m . IRubtnklng}' SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8:30 a.m:, Churrh SChool tO a .m. tRubenkln~l · SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. G"""' a.r... Rev Pati MC!Otd.N ~- &etlllAPPLEGROVE-ChurchScllool9a m . • Worahlt 10 am !First and third Suaa;._·nd ' days~; U W, ~v TueiUy, 7:30 p.m .; Prayer ....,II,., Wednotday, 7 p.m . (Grace) BETHANY - Worship 9 a m . Church m. Btble S'Wdv W.;dnesd•y : ~ld=t:'::'':f ~::.~~.!:~~~: JIAP'ittr """"' a:::. . 121·10 IQwt.liac day, 7: 30p. m . (Johnson ). School Middleport p~ · K&C JEWELERS ,· 992-3840 r:,~ MiddleportPomeroy, Oh. c••rdl or")~...: ol'lour chui« ALL'S 0 ·aowrr, Wotlltlp •• ' LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Robert E. Musser, pastor. Sunday School 9: :rl a.m.: Paul Mus~. supt.: Momlng hi 10 30 s da enln•..,. wors P : a .m .; ua Y"" " · ~re. 7 p.m ; mld- ~k service. Wedneo a§'YR~~E CHURCH OF 111E NA· 1 Church school 9: ~ a .m ; Morning wonlp 10:30 a.m.: Wednesday event.ng prayer services. 7: 30p.m BE'l'IILEREM BAPI'IST. Rev . Etrl Shuler, pastor. Worship serviCf'. 9: ~a. m Sunday Scho0110: 30 a.m. Bib~ Study atld prayer service Thursday, 1:30 p .m . CARLETON li'ITERDENOMINA· TIONAL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev David Curfmaa, pallor, Sunday School 9:• a.m.;' Ralph C•rl, Supt. Eventa1 wor· 1 shlp 7: 30 p.m. Prayer mffllaa. WednH· day 7:30 p.m . LONG BCYM'OM CHRISTIAN, Jody HoUand , paa1or: WalJace Damewood, Sunday Schoo! Supt . Worship ae,.,.ko, 9 a. m.; Bible SChool10 a .m . HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. fuov . Thor... O.rllam, pastor. Sunday Scboolat 1:30 a.m.; Morning worsllJp at tO: ll a.m.; Sunday evntacservlce a17: 30 p.m. Thursday services al7: 30 p.m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, localed on County Road 31. Rev. Lawrence Gluesencamp, paator. Rev. Roller Wllllonl, aast. pollor. Pl'elthltlll servkft Sunday7: 30 p. m. Pr•yermeetlDg Wednesday, 7:30 p.m .. Gary Grll!llh. leader. You1h groups Suaclay,eventag 11 6::1! p.m. wllh Rocer and Vlol-.1 Wllllonld. leaders. Communlon service first Sunday each month. WHITE'S CHAPEL, Coolvll~ R. D. Rev. Roy Deeter, posllor. Suncbty School 9:30a.m.; Worsblp l<'rvl.,.,10:30 a .m. Bl· blestudy and prayer ~«VIce . Wednesday, 7:00p.m . RIJTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mart Jones, pastor. BUI Nlcbolson., Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.; Momlng Worablp and Commual0n10: ;JJ a. : 7:00 ~~· .. "' § Sunday School 9·30 a.m .; Second and fourth Sundays worship service al :t: 30 p. p.m m. . MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN MT MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourth a nd IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas Main St., Middleport. Rev. Calvin Minnis , Community off Cl. Rt. 82, Rev. Robert pastor Mr.!i. Elvin Bumgardner, sup!. Sanders, pastor. Don Will , layleader. Sun· Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Worship serv ice ,, day SChool 9: 3(1 a.m .; Mprnlng Wors ~tp 10:45 a.m. .• tO· 45 A.m.: Evening preac)llng servke !e· SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST- ·' cond and fourth Sunday ar 7: 30 p.m.; Christian Endeavor, first and third Sun· · Joseph B. Hosldm. Evan~<llst. Sunday Blbl< Study 9 a. m .; Worship 10 a.m.. Sunday day. 7:30p.m . Wedne&day prayer meellng evt>ning ~CP af fi p.m.; W00t'lf"5day servi('(> ~ and Bible Study, 7: 30p.m . JEHOVAH'S . WITNESS, 37319 Slate 7 p.m. Roule 124 (One mile east of Rutland} . SunPEI'ITECOSTAL ASSJ:: MilL Y, Racine, : day: Bible lecture 9: 30 a .m.: watchtower Rt . 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday •lud)' 10: 30 a.m., Tuesday, Bible study, SchoollO a.m.; Sunday e ve ning service 7 : 7:30 p.m.; 1'hunday, Theocratic S.hool p.m . Wednesday E>vening service 7 p.m . • 7:31p.m . S.rvlce meeting, 8:20p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle, CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . Supt. Sunday SChool 9:30 a.m . Morning ! Located o• 0 . J White Road or Highway Worship 10: 30 a.m Prayer S<' rvl c~. altern- , 160. Pal Henson, pastor. Sunday Sthooi!O ate Sundays. ~ •a.m Clasaes tor all ages. Junior Church 11 MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third • a.m.; Morntnc worshiP 1l a.m. Adult Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, paslor, Carl Not~ • Chotr practlcE'6 p.m. Sunday. YQung Peottngham , Sunday School Supl. Sunday ~ ple's, Children's Church and Adult Bible SChool 10 a.m. with classes for all agea. 1 Study. Wednesday at7: 30 p.m. EvenlnR servltes at 6 p.m . Wednesday 81- ·J HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant ble study at 7: 30p.m. Youth services FriSt., Middleport . Affiliated wllh Soulhern day at 7::10 p.m. . Baptist Convention. Sunday SchoollOa.m. ECCLES lA FELLOWSHIJ;', 128 Mill Sl., r ; Momlq wonblp 11 a.m.; Evening wor· Middleporl . Broth('l' C)luck McPherson, sblp 7 p.m .: WedtiHday evening Bible pastor. Sunday SChQOI 10 a.m.: Sunday sludy and pray.,. meetlna 7 p.m. ' evening services at 7 p.m . and WednHday BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. services at 7 p.m. R1. 124and Co. Rd. 5. MarkSeoevers,mlnls· NTIQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shuler, pat!· t~r. Sunday Sthool Supt. Sine Pickens. tor. Sunday SChooi9: JO a .m .: Church ser ~ . SU.ftday SChool t :."M) a .m. ; Morning wor· vice, 7 p m .: Youth meetln,, 6 p.m . Tues. ship 10:30 a .m.: Ev~nlng worship 7 p .m. day Bible STudy at 7 p.m. · Wednesday worship 7 p.m . FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 330;t5,• ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Hiland Road. Pomeroy. Tom KE'II)' , pCII•Corner Sycamore ana Second Sts., Potor . Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday -· meroy. The Rev. Willia m Mlddleswarth, morning service at 10 a .m. ; Sunday even.: pslor. Sunday SChOOl 9: 4~ a .m .: Church lng service 7:30p.m. Tuesday and ThursAervlceo ll a .m. day St>rvlces at 7:30p.m . SACHED HEART CHURCH, Ms~r . WORD OF FAITH. 93 Mill St., Mlddl.,. Anthony Glannamore. Ph . 992-5898. Satur· port. Richard St~warl , pastor. Sunday '!'; day EvE'nlng Mass 7 : JO p.in.; Sunday morning service JO a.m.; Sunday evenlnii ' Mass. 8 a.m. and 10 a.m Confessions one half bour before each Mass. CCD classes. • 7: lO Tuesday morning Bible study 10 a ,m. Wedn~sday evening 7: 30 p.m. Thuaday, ,11 a.m. Sunday • morninft vide-o with Kenne th Copeland 10 · VICfORY BAPTIST. 525 N. 2nd St., am.; Friday tvcntnr video with Ktnneth · MkiWeport . James E . Kees~. pastor. Copt>land. 7: 30p.m. Sunday morning worshtp 10 a.m .: Even· NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA ." lng Rrvlce 7 p.m.; WednHday E'Vening ZARENE. Rev . Glendon Stroud, pastor. ~ worstllp 7 p.m. VIsitation. Thursday 6:30 Sunday School 9:30a.m.: Worship service,. p.m. 10:30 a.m.: Youth servirt> Sunday 6: 15 p. : TRINITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY. m . Sunday evenln« service 'l: 00 p.m . WedCoolville. GIJMMSpencer. pastor. Sunday nesday Prayer Meeting an~ Bible STudy . Scbool9::.:ta.m.; Morning service, 11 a.m. ~Otlp~ . Sunday ..-enlng service 7:30p.m .; Mid· NEASE SETI'LEMENT CHURCH, Sun· · weH prayK ~rvice Wednesday 7:30p.m. day afternoon serv lc~ at 2:30. Thursday MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, evenln~~: servlct>s at 7:30 · Lawrence- Bush. pastor_ Max Folmer, Sr. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Mason. W. Supt. SUnday SChoOl and Morning Wonhlp Va. Pastor, Bill Murphy. Sunday SC'hool10 .. 9: i)a.m.; SundayE'Ventn«servlee, 7p.m.; a.m.: Sunday evening 7: 30 p.m . P ray~r Youlb meetlftl( and Bible Study, Wednes· mee11ng and Blblt" study Wednesday, 7: 30 day. 7 p.m. p .m . EveryonP welcome. ' · UNITED FAITH CHURCH. Rt. 7 on Po· RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa-" meroy By· Pass. Rev. Ro~rt Smtih, Sr., !em St. Rev . Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunday pastor. R..Pv. James Cundiff, asst. pastor. Scbool10 a.m.; Sunday eveninR 7: JO p.m ~: Sunday School 9:30 a .m .; Morning wor· Wednesday evenlnR prayer meeting 7: 30-, ship 10:~ a .m.; Evening worship '1:30 p. p.m. 1 m . WomPn's Fellowship, Tuesday, 10a.m. SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT ' Wednesday alght prayer service 7: 30p.m . CHURCH, Silve r Rldst:e. Duane Syden· FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad strlcker, pastor. Sunday ~hool 9 a. m .; St ., Mason. Sunday ScboollO a .m .: Morn· Church serviC(l10 a.m . Bible Study Wed· lntt wonhlp 11 a.m.; Evening service 6 p. nesday at 7 : 30p.m .June lhru Seplember, m . Prayer meetln~ and Blblr Study Wed· 7 p.m. OCtober thru May. Sunday evening nesda)', 7 p.m. Fellowship 7 P m June thru September, 6 FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle p.m . OCtober thru May. Borden, pastor. Cornelius Bunch, . supt. m. RUTLANO BIBLE METIIODIST. Amos Tillis, pastor. Jay SlUes, supt. Sunday Scbool 9:30a.m .; Momlng worship. 10:: lO a.m., ·Sunda!' evening tervlcce 7:00p.m. Wedaesday serviCE> 7 p.m. WMPO program 9 a .m. each Sunday. RUTLAN'D CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. Rev. Lloyd D. Grtmm, Jr., pallor. Sunday SChool 9: ~ · a . m .; Worslp lti'Vk'e 10:30 a.m.; Young people's &eJVice6p.m . ., Evang~lh;Ucservftfi : ~p m. Wednesday serv1ct" 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miller St., Mason, W. va . Eugeae L. Conrer. mi- nister. Snday Bible Study 10 a .m .; WOrship 11 a.m. atld 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study, vocal mu1ic, 7 p.m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dud· ding Lane, Muon, W.Va. J. N- Thacker, pastor. Evenlna: service 7: 3) p .m .: Women's Ministry, Thursday, 9: lO a.m.: Wednesday Prayer and Bib!-. St,udy. 7: 15 p.m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN . CHRISTIAN UNION. Tlte Rev. William Campbell, postnt. Sunday SChool 9:;JJ a. m.; James Hughes, supt. Evening service 7: lO p.m . Wednsdayewnlng prayer mect· ing 7· :II p.m . Youth prayer seJVIce each Tuesday. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Lotart, W. Va., Rt . 1. James l..@wls , pastor. Wor· ship services 9: ~ a .m. ; Sunday SChoolll =~~ eo~ff'a""": BS::!::!•· ~·~ a , • sup· ,Y • 9:30a.m., Momlng wonhlp 10. 30 a.m., Ev•ngeUstlc ~WrVi('(l. 6 p.m .; Pra)'f'r and Praise Wt"dnesday, 7 p .m .; Youth mHt· a .m.: Ewnlng worship 7:30p.m . Tuesday 1nJ(. 7 P·m· conage pra)'('l' meettna aad Bible Study EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN 9:30 a . m~; Worship service, WednE'Sday CHRIST, Elden R . BlakE', pastor. Sunday 7:30p.m. School10 am · Robert Roed Supt Morn· OUR SA VI OUR LtrrHERAN CHURCH, lng serrnoti. jj a.m.; Sund~y nlihlser· Walnu1 Jlnd He-nry Sts .. Ravenswood, W. I Ch Ill E-~7 30 So g Va. ThE' Rev. Georae C. Weirick, pastor . v ces: r s an ·-vor : p.m.. n servtce 8 p.m. Pluchlna 8. 30 p .m. Mid· Sunday SCboo19: :IJ a .m .: Sunday worship pra)ll'!' ~Ina. Wednnday, 7p.m . 11 am. Alvin RA'ed laylelder CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH. loco led on • · Pomeroy Pike, County Road 25 near Flat· HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Services Roger Wilson, putor. Cre111011 PJ:all, on Sullday atl0:30a.m . and 7:30p.m. wllh Sunday School Supt. Monolng wonhlpt: .Jl Sunda)' School I: ~ a .m Bible Study, Wed· a.m .: Sunday Sc:booi!O:;JJ a.m .; Evening nesday, 7:30p.m.' servk:e, 7:38p.m. FAITH FELLOWSffiP CRUSADE FOR MT. UNION BAP1'1ST, Doftlld Sbuo, CHRIST, Sl. Rl. S38, Anllqully. Rev. postor: Joe Sayre, Sunday SCboot Supl . Frankltn Dickens, pastor. Sunday mornSunday School 9:4.'1 a.m.: Evening worIng 10 a.m.; Sunday eveatna 7: :J> p.m, ship 6:31p.m.; Prayer Meellftl, 6::11 p.m. 'nlunday evening 7: 30 p.m. Wodneoday. . ST!VERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Bye,... CHRIST. Jndy Hollaad, mlnlst..-. Deryl Sunday SChoOl Ill a .m.; Worship ...-.1"" 11 WeUs, Supt. Morllltla worship, 8:00a.m.; am ; Suaday evstna: ~ervlce,7:30 p.m.; ChurchSchooii:OOa.m. Wednflday ewnlna servl"" 7: :JO p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE . n -. H - G rah!, paaor. I INDEPENDOO HOUI'IESS CHURCH ~·· ~-" lac., P,arl St .. Mlddletlort . Re\o. O'Doll Frank Rllllo, s ...l. Sunday SCIIOOI 9: lO a. Manley, putor. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.; ~:~Awo,..Whl!!...~•• n a .mPra . aad 7 p.m . Mondaa ,....hlp 10:31 a.m.; Evenln& --IY· - - y. ,p.m. yermee1· -p7:3lp.m.l'lleltlay,U;:t;m· Woloa . · y, 7;30 LAUREL CUFF FREE au;'l'lfODJS'I' · rnoa's Pray« ..-&DI. Wed p.ni. Prayer IIIII Pralle IOI'\'Iee. CHURCH Rt'V. , Rlli'LAND ~POS't'OLIC CHURCH OF bertlonE . BILioM!."·wl>~~~r cAAIItaal la n !~· JEWS CHRJS'I', Eldor Jams MU!fr. Bl· 5 <al ; ,. • ,• · u-y blo Study, Wodneoday 7:30p.m .; SUiday School 9:;JJ a.m.: 1 , . _ , 10:30 !0 a.m.: Sunday ntcht aervl«!, 7:30 a .m .; Choir prarttee, Sullclay 1: 3D p.m.; p.m.· Evening wonblp ?:.WI p.m . 'W.,._y POMEROY WESLEr AN HOLINESS. PrayerEXTEaotiRBIIJIOCHUSNdyR,• 7;030Fp.mCHR.JS'I' ~iairis<mv~Ue ""-"· 00\'tcl Fenell, pu. D LIRCII , ·tor; llt!nry Elllln. Jr.. Sutlday School SUpt. Clutrlea RuoeU Sr., mllllaler. Rick Ma· ; Su.aday S<:hool 9:30 a.m.; moralq ...,.. comber, supt. Suaday 8<llaol 1: 30 a.m.; sblp,lla.m.; Sundayft1!111ft1-7:3! Wonblp- 10:30 a.m. BIIJIO sllldy, p.m. Prayer Moetllll, Wed-y, 7: lOp. ~i!A:~ CHURCH OF .JESUS m. SYRACUSE FIIIST CHURCH OF GOD. CHRJSTOI'LATTI:RDI.YIAJN'I'S. Pan· DOII•PetiiK-ostal. Joy Clark, patar. Wor. lapd·Rad,.. a...d. Wlllam -~· putor: lblp oervl<e Sunday 10 a.m .; SUiday Llncbt Ev1111, cliUroll oollool dlr«tor. RollortM~Ior. Ro- GroceriesGeneral Merchandise Racine 949-2550 CK · · . SUPERMARKET . d~e lllliUrt ,._., 1 II ThcK't~ llrCII • 101 · .. r.' · • ,10 a .m. : Dorcas Womons F•llowshlp, Wednoadly, lla .m. (McGuire I. CARMEL- Church School 9:» a.m.; Worslllp, tO: t5 a .m. !lo<>lnd atld Fourth Sulldo~ hllowsh~ dl..- with Sullon . third ul'lday, S: p.m . <McGull'l! . EASTLETART-ChurehSchool9a.m . ~ ~:,".;'~a~iiAN Worship 10 a.ll\. second lind lounb Sun · MINIS'I'II\' OP days, UMW first Tuesday• • T:30 p.m . MIIIGI COUNTY (Grace I. Jtov. W.... M - , Dlroetor LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.; ....... M· 1 Church School tO a.m. tGraco). I M - .,._..,_ · MORNING'STAR- Worahlp,9: 45a.m .; HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Chureh Scllaol 10:30 a.m.; Bible Study. 1'hui'1Ciay, 7: 30p.m. {Rader).. CHURCH Wo -hlp .~~ to· t• 1 m · CHurch Schooi • 9: 15 ~:m'::T'Btbi." StUdy, MORSE CHAPEL- Chureh School9:30 Sunday 7:30p.m . Prayt'r Group Weo!nes· a.m .; Woralllp lla.m, (Ratkr). da 9 00 PORTLAND-ChureltSchool,:3lp.m . YMiDD't~PoRT PRES!IYTERIAN ; Wnnblp 7: 30 p,m.: IIMYF Wednesday, CHURCH.Churchll<hooll0:15a.m.: Wor· 7:30p.m. (Mdluln) . • 11 RACINE WESLEYAN - Churd solp I!Hvlct' : -a.m. •~• 0 ~ UMW SYRACUSEFIRSTUNITEDPRESBY· ~~.1 o.m .: nonlllp,11a.m.: TEIUAN CHURCH. Wonlllp Service 1 :00 ltlurth Monday 7:31 p.m.: ....., l"rr.yer a.m.: Chtln>h S<:hooll0:15a.m. -s·~l, WodCh-hy,8'!_~· tG~I RIJTLANDCHURCHOFOOD. Putor, u•mNorc ~·-· : -a.m .: - · "-•1 E a Sanday 8<11ao1 10:00 a Monllq IIOI'Olllp 10:111a.m.llrlt aad lhlnl ~· · "'"' va s. • • Sundayo; Foll-lp t i l - wltll C.rrnol, 11111'<1 TlNI'odlty, 6:30p.m. !McGuire) . IIC IHvlct. 7:00 p.m.; Wfd-Y evot~· KENO 't:HURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver 11111 y- L&dlea' AuxiU.ry, 8:00 p.m. SWain, Supt. Sunday Scbooll:lO a. m . ~· ,. 00 rrslllp7:00 p m ory ""I" ......... -· ramltlyW H.\iii:"CoMMUNJTY clfUitcH: ni.ar ROB!ION CHRISTIAN UNION, Re\o. "~.ot~aloltom. Edlell,lart, pulor. 8uedaY Tom Staltll, paalor. Stlndly - 1:30a. 9<:11001 1:11 a .m.; Wonlllo~ 1.30 a.m.: m .: EwaiftiMrVi«!?:llp.m. Wedlleaday - -111 • ;? '0 p.m radaY. : ""Jyerllllftlaa?:30p,m. Pr ~DLE..:.T :FREEWaL ~UARWALLOW RJDGli: CRURCH OF Dua• • - · minister. Billie CllURCII. - A l i i alld Plum. Letlle &.71!11a, ·Milot.~ kllool 10: 00 a. o ci-I:JI)a.m : J1om11111 Worsblpli:JI)a. m.; Marafq Won'l~:t~;tc'!ed· m.; ~ "30 p.m. Will-· ~';tttr,:"'lltunlly II. - ~~fj';; CO-UNITY· ' p. ; CIIUliCII, llut>tlay .!leboot ..-vi..,, 1:45 a. • ·.; • . ..... 4188 · vrntril Worship, 1:00 p.m. Prayer MIDDLEPORTCHURCHOF111ENA· ZARENE, Co-~sto...- Rev. Chor~a Coyl• ....anll Rev. Naa<y Coyle .. Btll Wbllo, Sunday SClioot Supt. Sunday School 9: 31 a .m : Mornllll! Wot'lhlp, io:30 a.m. : Sunday EVan!l"llsllc m... l~, ?:00 p.m . Pray~f 00 W~ d 1I Reg. ' Reg. 31.11 f3 RIARS, Asst. Supt. Sunday School, 9: t:; a . m.: Momllll! Worship, 10:15 a.m.: Sunday Ev•nln~ aervlct', 7- p.m. Youth m..,ttn~ , 7:30p.m. Wf'dnf'sday: ev~ln« lf'rvlce 7p. m.; Choir practice 8 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Middleport, Slh and Main. Bob M.llon' mlt11.1.... AI Ha rt· son, auorlatP minister: Mike Gerlach. Sundiy SChool Superintendent: Bib!~ M M 1 W hi 10 '~~~ 9: ~· SC a.m.; orn Ill! ors p, : ~ '"""IIIII!. Wednotday, 7:00p.m . 25o/o Off' 90 Minutes .. Reg.129:95 Juat plug Into AC and talk. Two channelirlet you talk with one station without disturbing the other. FM and auto-squelch cut interference. Portable PA Hom 94 Pre-Programmed 1\Jne• 60 Minutes :7 P·.l!'· . ~·. -FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bai· ley Run ROfd, ftev_ Emmett Rawson , pas· ·tor. HAndley Dunn. supt. Sunday School. 10 a.rn.; sundpy evenlna service, 7:30p.m. •· t hi • 30 Th -~ ; Bib~ oac ng, " p.m. ur... ay. SYRACUSE MISSION, CH<rry Sl. , Sy· racuse. Services, tO a .m. Sunday. Evening services sunday and WednHday at 7:00 p. m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Law"'""" Man· ley, postor. Mrs. Russell Young. Sunday FM Wlreles$ 2-Channel lntercom , .J dlhi F.u:ni.l Ch~·.' Fultz l'tt. H2·210I THE NAZA· Mulbt!rr:Y, Rev. ~y~~-· Versatile Baugh WASHINGTON tAP ) -Sammy Baugh, who played 16 seasons for the Washington Redskins, ls generally ratEd one of the greatest quarterbacks and forward passers In NFL history. 'But Baugh could do more than tltrow the ball. He was a great J>I!IIIer and a crack safety. In 1943 he won the league title In three categories: passing with a T7.8 r~~;tlng; punting with a 45.9 average, 8l)d the Interception title with ll. ~ RENE. J. . · I. 0. "Mac" McCoy CMt~a~. hl•~~eW. In tolikK.:C:. or 111111.11. ...... tile I•!Uao ol 1hc Tlbrr ud ,_,..Inc •'lilt life! .... llke b' a Rt.Mnl tt. tiUttn .Umllllt e\'f"''hcre \'00 lleC - F. FoiU ·. l TRINITY CHURCH, Rev. W. H. Pmtn, · SUnday Sc:llool Supt. Chun:IISc:llool9:15a.m; WonhlpSoMelO:lO a.m. cmtr rehearsal, Tuelclay, 7:00 p.m ,_ Reg. 249.95 . '• 111 the etu-.hllllf (olllilo:um uf RuniC' ad ''Gil C'U &h. . . hnr the ~- CJI llflidi.I!Qfti fHLIL'Ii llpiMI dram \'lti&t d te t\llall ol1he Capilli! a.ndt ~ . •lid lrat«IN' · BEN : ' !FRANKLIN" 992·3978 ..... & 15995 . ~~~ IJ "For A Real Auction ·can the Ral McCDy" \'r~~o ~ ~Mt~r · MEIGS TIRE · ~\ : CENTER, INC. PLANING MILL 1 aodNunety~~hourlnillo pjn.,EDT. 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THE APPALACHIAN BASEBAlL MlnnE'!uta at Texus, 1n \ Chicago at Cal!klmla. !nl Kan.'ia.S City at Sea11k>, (Ill 1 wrrearbea!,__ _ __ A Dlvlllo• of MYithne•la, IDe. 1976 FORD F-100 PICKUP ............... :....... '1395 Transactions for every oppQilellt. As soon as you take somebody lightly, that's whe!t The Daily Sentinel San Diego al H(J..Islon (nl Cleveland at Oakland " Philadelphia St Lools 44-17. knows what I want to do," said "I know what he wants to do, he . Wllaon. "I tr,y to do the same thing Gaunll'l!l Boston at New Yor~ Baltimne- at Mllwaukre Toronto at De1r011 Clllcago New York .Ql 20 f'rlcb¥• G~~me~~ 510 - T(>)(as 9, SeaTtle 7 Only gamf'S sch«<uled Frlda)"1 Games Baltimore (Boddkker 18-9t ·~ 12 ~ 18~ 'l1lunldQ't G~me~ :510 - ID. 'llMrida,y's Games ·~ CINCINNATI (AP)-TheCincln· natl Bengals are Impressed that New York Jets defensive end Mark Gastineau could compile a National Football League leap of six sacks despite missing four weeks of practice because of a court trial. "It leads me to believe that if we could get all of our guys lndlcted, maybe that's the formula for success," chuckled Bengals Coach Sam Wyche. "So far , lt ain't affected hlm too much, has it," said tackle Mike Wilson, who will face Gastineau on Sunday. "It's kind of faclnatlng how you can takeamonthoffandstllilead~be league In sacks," guard Gary Smith said of Gastineau, who was convicted of assault. "He's big, he's strong, he's got speed. If you don't take the right set on hlm, he's gone. He's In the backfield. " The Berigals remember Gastl· neau. He had no sacks lnal98lgame when Cincinnati won 33-ll. Gastl· neau had two sacks ln a playoff game lit 1979, but the Bengals won Sentinai- Paga- 6 • Fridday. September 14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Sertnonette Share Another's llrrrden8 'There are so many burdens on some people's backs they'are all hunched over. They never seem to be able.to stand up straight. Belng stooped over gives others the Idea they haVe caTTled too many heavy loads. Maybe they have canied a heavy load too long. We all have loads to CruTY but silme do Indeed have heavier-loads. No one ever said IUe was easy and no one ever said llfe would be fair. We are here today and living our Uves. One day we will be gone and our bunlens forgotten. While we are stooped with the cares of Ufe and living, we can not complain. We were not put on earth to complain. We were put here to be of service to God and man. How can I help God? Itwillalwaysbedlfferentforeachofus, but number one for all of us will be to spread the word "God lives and cares for all." Not everyone will believe you. Many wUilaugh or make stu!*l statements about God and you too. They will learn one day. God can and will take care of Himself. How we can help our fellow man Is more Important, however. Maybe they can not help themselves. That ls where we can step In and help. Stooped over with the burden of just living may be too much for them. Our task, yours and mine, Is to reach out and help carry their burdi!ns. We learn early that when two people carry a load Itis only half as heavy. When two are carrying the same load they both can 5land taller. Ute will look better as we stand straighter. We can see tartller ahead the straighter we stand. We are less tired at the end · of the day If we have had someone to share the burdens of the day. It may be a simple thing for us to share a load that has been too much for another. Thus, some help for another wtll certainly make their IUe easier and better. We also wtll feel better as we stand a little IaUer. I can also guarantee God will be pleased. We are put on earth to share our strengths. As we share the loads of others we become · stronger and taller and happier and more Godly. 'nle next time you see someone bent over with a heavy load, step rlgbt up and offer to carry part of that load and see how much taller you both will stand after you've shared the load. The sun will shine · Imghter, the day be nice(, a drink of water sweeter and sleep at night soundel'. All this because you only shared a load that may have been tao much for another. God helps us with our burdens aU the time. Let us dolt for our fellow man. Let us aU lmitate,God and share the load of another. ' Rev. WIIIJam Mlddleswarth, Meigs County Lutherans. ' ,-- ' \ i �Sentinel ·Rues Mets; .Phils top Cards :. Ill Lynn makes ! Cleveland .sick By BOB GREENE AP Sports Writer r'" •·w By'l'be .• ~ Dave JohiiSOn, wlndln& cbm his ~ year as manager of the New York Me411, had the tired look of a . man drained ot easy answers after his pennant-contending team was blown out 14-4 by tlie last-place ' Pittsburgh Pirates. "I don't underStand why we have g&rr\eS lllql this," he said after the loss. "I wish I knew . . . because we've had ·games ~ this all through the~- Our concentra· tlonwanesandwefor&!!twhatwe're doing out there. When we're bad, we're veey bad: Scrnetlmes, It gets oot of hand." In tbe m1y other National League game played Thursday, the Phlla· delphia PIIW!es crushed the St. Louts Card\!lals 1().2. Montreal's game !!ialnst .the East Division· lEading Cubs was rained out In nlngs, picking up his first vlctocy since Aug. 10, as New York pushed Toronto one step close" to tbe brink of ellrnlnatlon In tbe AL East The Fred Lyrm wasn't feellng well before the Callfornla Angels took on· the Cleveland Indians. After the magic 111U1iber for the dlvlslongame, ltwasCievelandwhohadthat leadlngDetrtlltTigersnowstandsat sinking feeUng. stx. The Cautornla outllelder was Although Fontenot didn't tlnlsh bedridden Wednesday with a strep the game, he didn't mind. throat. Before Thursday night's · "Wilen you have the kind Of ..game, he was still complaining of · 'bullpen webave, ;Yoodon'thaveany feellngweak . reason to ccmplaln," the pitcher "I didn't have a lot of energy or a said. "I ctluld have gone Into the .lot of strength," said Lynn, who ninth, b!lt a complete game Is not smashed two home runs In the that Important, especially this late 1 Angels' 7·3 vlctilcy. "By the time In the season." ·battlngpractlcewasover, Ialready , Reliever Jay Howell canie on In .felt Uke I'd played the game. I the final Inning and struck. out all "thougbtl had it... ' three batters he faced. ' What he now has Is 22 homerli, WJUie Randolph and Omar 'equaling his tlnal1983 outplt. Moreno led the Yankees' attack, In other American League games each drMngln twO runs, while Scott ' Wednesday, theNewYorkYankees aradley had his Drst tWo major ~topped the Toronto mue Jays 6-1 league hits, a single In the second Texas edged the Seattle Inning and a double In the fourth. Martners9-7. Don Matt]nglyhlthls22lld homer : Lyrm lined a three-run hqrner In of the season In the sixth Inning, the second Inning and added a solo . while Dave Wlnfleld collected two shotlntheseventh,glvlnghlmseven hits to maintain his jeague-leadlng homers In his last 12 games. .l>1 average. · "I can't' concentrate on homers George Bell drove In tbe lone because I'm not that type of a Toronto tally with a double off the hitter," he said. "But when I get Ina tight' fleld fence In the third. .streak, I can hit a bunch In a short Rall&ft'll t, Mariners 7 time." Gacy Ward smashed a three-run · The vlctocy moved Callfomla to homer and BobbY Jones added two within 1~ games of Minnesota and run-scorlng singles, pacing Texas ' Kansas City, the co-leaders In the overSeattle. AL West who were both Idle Ward's homer, his 18th, capped a ·Thursday. four-run Texas stxth Inning and ~ Jim Slaton, 7·7, scattered seven gave tbe Rangers an 8-0 lead. hits and struck out seven while Seattle !'OtJghed up Texas ~er waildng three In 8 2·3 Innings. Don Frank Tanana, 15-13, for three runs ·:Aase came on to record his seventh In the seventh and taiBed three nms :save. off rellever Dave Schmidt In the JoeCarterhlthls10thhomerofthe eighth. season tor Cleveland. aoo Kearney had three hits, Yankees6,BiueJaJS1 Including his seventh. homer, and Ray Fontenot hurled eight In· drove In two runs for the Mariners. . . ,..., _," ' . ' ...... ~· ~ . \ Scott PoweU &-3, 210 pound Sopbomore tackle .•,,, '•J Rose has, proven he can still.hit I r Meet the Marauders :, lf Roie...., CINCINNATI (AP) - When Cincinnati Rds President aob Howsam offered ~te Rose a job strictly as manager last month, · Rose balked. The 43-year-old Rose IOOugllt he COUld still hit, and said he wasn't ready to retire as a player. So he put the question to Howsam. "I asked him whetber he thought I could still hit," Rose said "He said he thought I COUld. So I said, 'Then · why do you want me to be a manager?' " · Rosegothiswlsh -he was named · player-manager. And he's responded the past month by showing Howsam'sfalth:wasn'tmlsplaced. · Slncei:eturnlngtoCinclnnat!Aug. 16, Rose has piled up some Impressive hitting statistics while managtngtheclubtoa12-13markan Improvement over Its 51-"70 standing under fonner Manager VemRapp. Rose has put together four consecutive three-hit games since his return, batting .393 In 16 games with seven runs batted ·ln. Overall, Rosehasdrlvenhlsaverageupfrom .259 to .283. ' . ' SETDNG IDS SIGHTS - Clnclnaatl Reds' pbQer-IIUIIIIIPI' Pete Roee ~ f« ... tum at bat dUrtag lbelr game wMh 01!! 81111 Fraacllco Glllldli a& JUverfroat SUdl!mi Wedll1 alghl> Since retuinlnc to Clndn!laU Auc. 16.· plied up liome bnpreMive I!IIUngli•IW'cwbDe !IUII!Mglug the club IO.al!-13 mark. (AP Laaerpbolo). ' "It'snever easy to hit," Rose said, after his fourth straight three-hit toworkhai-dlnbattlngpractlce.I've had to. ' "I !Ustworkhai'dandbeardowr.. Alotofguyscomeoutandjustgo through the · motions (In batting practice) . You can't." EHS gals dump Southwestern TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - The !'.Ud·Amerlcan Conference will use a shot .clock and three omcials ln. college basketball t!lls season, a league spokesman says. The conference coaches recom· niended both clianges. In previous seasons, the confermce had no shot 45-secom ''The body has Ita own ciiiJCel' he said. "FatfOroesthecancerceDs ,.,.,,..,,;~ · cancer, flgbtlngtypes,whltebloodoeU.,bu! todlvldetaster." --~~.,.toDr. JohnP. Mtntmof lfthosefalltolllbtltoff,thecanoer . Cancer cella divide ajlproxlOhln State University. ceo. can . overtake the flabtlng ihately every 90days, Minton said, and M!nton Is a )lrofessor of S1Ji'geey mechanl.an," Mlllton said. adding It a woman feels a lump In spec~allzlngnattonalnny.laJown physician, Addressing his spectallty area.S- her breast, It Just did not appear cancer prevention, colon, breast, liver, gastrointestinal overnl&ht. A lump the size of the detection and surgecy of the colon, and reproductive orpns, Minim little fll!&emall Is about the llth breast, lung and reproductive said that to pen:e1t of lung cancer Is generation {division) of the cancer organs, and spoke to a crowd at Rio· prtM!Iltable. Ciprettes 111111 their cell, he said. Grande~Thursday night. lm:lkepromotecancer.Thereare22 One lnll womenwlllhavebreast He toldtheaudlencethatbecause knowlfcanoercalllln&'and!!Ocancer cancer, Minton said. Asmattlump America Is so PI'01ipB"OUS, tbeybave , promotlna chemicals. in the breast Is 99 pace11t curable, a higher lncide!lce of cancers, "Your body tells )>w to quit however when the lymph nodes partlcliJarly In the lungs and colon, • · smoking '' Minton said by a amall become Involved, her chances duetoth!!way!heyeatandaii'IOke. cough ~t 11rst, proi.euh~g to · decreale. Those In poorer countries do not bringing up blood. That, he aald, ls · Women usuetlykmwWhensome· :::';;!~:=uleof~rspeople the point where people act on tbe · thl!wlswronglnthetrbodles,anda .· . tatesd6, because they <lOUghlng, pliytlclan should llstai ti> that, cannotafforttobuythehlgh-fatfast Unfortunately, atthatiltage,they Minton said. "If you know sometoods or the cigarettes. · , are!I'Spe~cent dead. thing Is WJ'oag, and your doctor There are ways to prevent, to a While cigarettes Is the Drst way won't do anything about lt. get a degree,cancer,Mintonbelleves. Amerlcarul' buy thelrcanoerdletls ~opiniOn." Evecyone's lxldy has natural the second. Alurnplnthebreastthatasplrates lrillnunlttes, and each day they fleht Aldgh-fat diet Is prominent In tbe flulcrwhen a I1l!l!dle is Inserted is a the :5l,<XXJ cancer ceUs prixluced. United States, one featuring ham· C)'lt, whllei!IIDthlngoomesoutoflt However • smokers have 2~ mllllon bl!rgers, fi'ench !rlllll and other is a tiunor. It Is the fluldless · cancers cells dally for the . the gJ:e~~Sy foOds. "Fat shuts down yiu ' that must betakellwt andaw<man lymphocytesandantlbodlestoflght. bOdY's natural Immunity systan," shouldlnslst(JIJitwlth'herdoctor,he BylheOVPSWI Americans buy their mnP Calendar SUNDAY POMEROY -:- The Lynch· Riggs reunion and allied fjlmllles will meet SUnday at the Old Licking County Home ParkArea on Route rr.near Granville. Descendants of Fran Lynch and Adell! Rlas Invite those of Wesley and Charles Rlas and Augusta Riggs Harrop .to Join them tor the reunion. Dinner will beat 12:00p.m. RUTLAND - A county-wide prayer meeting will be held 'Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Rutland alble Methodist Church. ALBANY - Annual Sunday School picnic of Mount Union aaptlst Church, Sunday at Lake Snowden, Albany, with<flnnerat 12: ;JO p.m.; evening services to be held at the park. game. • POMEROY - Homecoming will be held at the Mt. Hermon United arethrell · 1n Christ · Church Swiday. Sunday school will beglnat9: :lla.m.tollowedby mornlnil Wlli'Shlp at 10: :ll a.m. and a potluck dinner In the fellowship hall at lioon. Afternoon servk:es will begin at 1: 00 p.m. with theRev.Menzi!Smlth. tonner- pastor as speaker. Special music wDl ' be by Jan l.:aVi!lldel' and local church talent. POMEROY - Ftrst meeting of fall by the Meigs County Genealogy Society, 2 p.m. Sunday at Metgs Museum; open to all interested persons. RUTLAND - The Rutland Flreil)m'S picnic will he held , Sunday at the park: All Rutland MONDAY , flrmlen and thetr families are Invited to attend. Dinner wUi be ' 'POR'ILAND - The lltst served at noon. meeting · of tbe Pro aJ the ,._....__ 531 .w::KSON PIKE ·Rt 36 WEST E I* Klll14"'"' ~ FJIID.IY thrw TIIIRSD.IY ~ · F'-trtland Elementacy School Will · be held Monday at 7 p.m. at the POI\-lERO~- Descendants of James C. and Ethallnda Moore will haveareunlon&mday at the Senior Citizens Center, Mulbeny Heights, Pomeroy. There will be a baskt dinner at 1 p.m. Friends of the famUy are Invited to scbool All parents and con-. tel-ned tesldents of the area are Invited to attend the meeting. Planswlllbemadefortheamwal fall carnival which has been scheduled for Oct. 6. p.~- ,Happenings RENT MOVIES AT THE -E PlACES Homecoming . EAST MEIGS - The Eastern however, this time E!llllern fought Eaglettes girls' Volleyball team back': THE ALCOVE-GAWPOUS chose "TWO" as Its common Southwestern went on to post' a This Week's Releases : denominator to vlctocy here ,re- 14-12 advantage, but all-leaguer cently, claiming both the reserve Lea Ann Gaul became the Eastern HOT DOG and varsity matches over league heroine, scoring the last ihree WHERE THE BOYS ARE foe Southwestern In Justtwo games. points on fine serves, the final being The varsity finals ended at 15-12, 17-15. ' · 17-15, while the reserves posted 1!).7 MOVIIIIIITALS. ••$2.50 A and 1!).11 triumphs. • Lea Ann Gaul served nine poiJ1ts &th varsity contests were close, fQr the winners, GaddisTara..._ a'n d Margaret. HornerKrist! six each, _ _ _ _ _ ___,.._ _ _...__ __;,_ _ _ _ _ _ __ however, Eastern took the upper Je~~~eRoward hand In the first contest )Yith a great . Guthrie four, Susan aalley three, Tim Durst N.la&lpound start. EHS took an e:lrly 6-3 lead, Tonya Savoy one, and Krist! Hawk I'HI, 140 pound Sophomore center breezed towards an apparent then one. Nldll led Southwestern with Sophomore guard easy victory, but Southwestern had seven markers, Sandy Patrick and·. , . dltferent thoughts and pulled back Hall each had toUr, and Edwards, 1 Into contention at 14-12. Tonya McNeal, and Stoves three apiece. . Savoy buckled down to serve the Bev Wigal paced the EHS I _ Plans for a tournament W\th all course. Pwplse of the tournament winning point 15-12. reserves with 11 points. Mellua ' ladles of the Jay Mar Golf Club woold be to determine a club • This . season Eastern has won Nutter added seven, Arlene Ritchie ' ·,pljrtlclpatlng was discussed at champion, It was noted. · evecy Drs! game It has played, but six, aeth · Berkhlmer three, Lort .1\Jesday's Ladles Day on the · WinnerS after l8 holes of play has faltered to defeat In the second. Hudson two, Lesa Rucker and were Pearl Welker, low gi'Oilll; The second-game plague again Janet Weny one each. NeUie Brown. low net; Elizabeth struck the Ef!S gals as Southwest· For SWHS 3andy McFann and Lohse, low putts. ern rolled to a 10-3 lead on seven Karen Rose had seven and Dve { straight serves from Dianne Nlda, respectively. Pt. Pkmant at Gallipolis Boyd County at 817811 Sttllor 'Qipley at RliJIIIa&ion Hlglt "A,.,.,.,,,,.,,,,.. . Flower ~how. Fellowshp meeting. Tournament plans outlined at session liOdlllllal,l" gam~ I I ·~~1 ~atFIIIrland . C4A1 Grove at Columbus Webrle ~~~·\~~. :. Cinema(;) . ', ~all'ortlmeuth J'oiUnlOU&h Wflllt atJtclmon Lopa ltColumhuiCealennlal Circleville It Au.PwematFortF'cye ~ RcaltSoutllenl Griieli ltR-• Tnce SuoiiiM lem at S,mines Valley wal ton~»K.JgerCniek BAAOAM IIIATJIIEE$ SATLfii:MY a SUIQQ' ALL SEAlS tz.oo . ADM.SSfON EVERY n'"01Y tz.oo ' The Rev. Roger Grace and the Racine United Methodist Ctrurch will head the 1!W blll:e-a-thon In Ractfte for St. J\ide Children's Research Hospital. . The hospital,. fOunded bY DaJmy ' and provides total medical care for over QD patients. Racine ·area residents wishing more lilformatloli 6r sponsorfqnns are to •27a or 9&9-2&57. ' The blke:a·tlion will be held on Thomas, combats catastrqlhlc dis· eases which atfllct chlldrat. It Is non·aectarllln, non-discriminatory Saurday, Sept. 29, tram .9 a .m . to 3 p.m. and will start rrom the Racine can FtreStatlon. · WEEKEND IPECIAll Ro.Suull e rematNortbGllllla F.ederai-RoddnJ It NellonviiJe. .Yort.; VEGETABLE FE·nUCINI .............. S7.95 RIBEYE STEAK ........................... sa. 95 MODEIN SUPPLY Jtt w, .... St. ftl-1164 ' Pa•rer,- n. Sten irttll "AI 11aJ1 .. Shiff'' fw ' " ' - Mmerii&Melp . . _ , . . . ,•, nh-&...lluJ Tl ..lble lltlldpre V... County lit Aleuncler W~m~~l..oolll at W I 'ua 8 1 • at Ctri"S k• S...... ~OUN81 UVE UITSTA/11/IfEJIT Cllorllo Ullw ... tloo ,_ sWo ... Dorst The annUal Dorst reunion was .held recently at theFatrlleldCounty Fairgrounds at Lancaster. · Reccgnlzl!d and pt m'.ed gifts were carl Dorst, P'tluaoy, the oldest; Tom Dorst Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dorst, Oak HID, the youngest. Reported mand unable to 'attend were C1atr Dorst, Shade, Mrs. Flossie Petty, ~. and Mary Tyler, Columbus. those altetldlng were Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dorst, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Deeter, Kenny and Deanna of llaitJmore; Carl and Earnest Dorst, Ponii"IUy; ArchieDont, Columbus; Mrs. Dessle Walls, Penny Swain and daUghter, Gall, I ancaoter:; Mr. ~ Mrs. Clarence Ilaker, Reedsville; Mr. and Mr. Stanley Dorst, Phi, Mark,. and Terry, Pleasantville; Slbyle Dorst, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dlnoecelser, J .S. Harding, COiwn· bus, 1111!1 El~ and Russell Emlrck. New Lexington. Price ,. IISTAIUNT ' am• 1 ,. Rose A famtly dinner was held Labor · Day at the horne of Mr. and Mrs. The65t.luumua!Rosereunlonwas Charles Pr1ce, LDng 13ottom. At· heldrecentlyatthelxmeof.JolmJ. tending were Joe and Eloise and Mary Rose, Bashan, which Is Coonolly,Reedsv!Ue; TedandEthel the original home of the Rose Carson, .o8Je and Margie Wel&b, . family. Mildred Bissell, Tuppers Plains; A basket dinner was enjoyed on Richard and Bonnie Thomas, Clr· ~ lawn at noon. New o1Dcers clevllle; Carolyn Whaley, Long elected were WUbur Rolle, )lresi· . Botbn; Janet Connolly, Kenny and de!lt; l3ecky Sterling, ~ presl· Macy Frecker, Paula Frecker, dent, and Eleanor Rose, secreatcyReedsvUie; Roger and Ruth Dillon, treasurer. Betty Dean 6onducted Scott Dillon, Tim and Paula and thell'll!ellDgatwhlchtlmethedeatl! Joey Dillon. Long Bottom; l!obbl of Mrs. Lucy Role WIUiams was and arett Price, Long Bottom, and !Ded, as wen as health problems Julie Elberfeld, Pvlie Iring experlalced by MlldredRose, Clyde Flau,ker, Ward McDmlald . and Janet Marik. The 1!Ri reunion wm he held 1n Dorst, Oak Hill ' The annual JOhnson reunion was , . AkroiJ at the Jolm Kleskl horne and Mrs..Edward Dorst and held at !be Portland Park reiE!Itly GameswereenJo.vedbythe~ Kelly, Mrs. JIU)Ice Castle, Eddie, with appraxlmately 00 family who were given balloons. Silver Jody, Julie, J88(11, Veronica, · members and frlel!dil at:t.endlng. · dollars were given as doro prtza Anulnda and Rebeeca, Guysville; Prtzes were given to Curtis . · Attending were Jolm and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dorst and . Jolmoil, . Racine, tbe oldest man . Ketly Dorst; Akron; Melanie and "-'- .._ Esta ,_.... Portland Rose, Archie, Debbie, Tyson and u"""• """"· """""" • Allison Rolle Julie Larcy and TobY Jason ~rod ley, Melnna Harding the oldest lady; Mrs. Ethel Johnsoli Curtis Betty•. Dean ' Dale Jennie • • • • and Heather Cutner, Sugar Grove, Cozart, Portland, the ~ tamtly; and Gacy Jol!nsm of Phoenlx. Sarah, Shanna and Sbaln Machlr, ' Ida MDis, Parkersburg; Mr. and ' Teny and Melanie Stethem and Mrs. Martin Dorst. Jeny, Tammy Arlzona, who traveled the f.artiEst. chlldral, Jeff and Lisa; John and · and Shane Foster, and Craig Dorst, Also given gifts were Robbie Denise Payne and chlldraJ Craig Shade. Reeves, Chester, tbe younge;t boy and Scott, Geroge ~ Charles and Cindy 'nchn!r, atll!ndlng; Amber Dutty, Racine, VernaRose,GacyandPatWolfand Dianna Hart. Ricky, Joyce, Kelly, the youngest girl Several door . children, Susan, Andy and Anna, ClndyandTonyaofBnmen; Keith, prizes were also awarded. Rick and Janet Koblentz, Angle and Rhonda and ,Jess!Nj Dorst. Barbara An auction of handmade articles Tony Chapman, Rosemary and Konkler, JOsiBia and Tony Wallace, was ronducted by Mrs. Eula Roger Keller and sms Rodney and Lancaster; Mr. and Mr. Gany Redman. The group voted to have Rusty Wallace and Damel,)orst and son, Betiy Harding, Kin'!' , the reunion In 1915 at the Racine wood,'Mary Lou Maxey, Sean and Tony Maxey, Yvonne Sisson, Matthew and Michelle. all local. Walt and Janet Marik, Akron; A tour of the gardens of Pat and "Autumn .Eioonty - with Fruits, WUbur and Eleanor Rose, Toldeo; Ada .Holter prroeded tbe annual Vegetables and Flowers'" were picnic of the 01eSter Garden Club locluded on the program. held at the Holter Farms. A report was given on the recnet Guests for tbe picnic were two of convention by Pauline Ridenour. Ada Holta"'s sisters, Bertha auJiard . The sunshine gift WEill to Twlla and Arlene Ashbaugh, and two of &ckley's new baby. It was noted her sisters-In-law, Mary Belle that Mace! &.rton prpvlded 48 bud TnKnd a bfo~urifullr dt_.o,:i,Rnt'd Fredcer and ArvUle.Fleclce!: . vases and twolliTIIIigeDients for the fuMnl :trran,.ocmtnl , A wortcsblp entitled "Something 4-Happreclatlonbanquetforruyers jmu C"~ ll " ' v;,i1 from Nothing" was held folkM1ng ofanlmalsattheMelgsCountyFalr. POMEROY the picnic. Mem!lers made le8sll The regional meeting was anI FLOWER SHOP ' _,.,., r ... A"'"""~""' lm.,· baDs to be U8ed In flower ammglng. · nounced for Oct17 at McArthur. "'· fll.Jtit • ttMn! o.v. ' and Evelyn ~. Akron:. John Dorotby KJesk1, Akron; Mike, 13ecky, Jeff, John, Amy and David Sterling, Cuyahoga Falls; Arthur, Agnes and Jason Rose, 13elpre; Denna Kessler, Middleport; Orville, Mandy and Lacey Vulgamore, McArtlwr, Chester and Isabelle Ro!;e, Canton. • Replace this Johson Mi'- ... ' with this Chester garden club has meeting .------------1 REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS Janeti<oblentzdlsplayedtwoarranganents made from 1k1Ners which she dried In ber microwave oven. Mri.JeanF)edalck,usl!igthetqllc ''FaD's Fawrlte Bkxms - Oirysanthenlums" and lletty Dean on ACimblnedopenmeetlngbytbe Chester Club and the Shade Valley Counctl with BW Swick, curator of l3lennerhasset Island, to !iOOw a Sef!es of slides will be held at the Chester Unite Methodist Church oo M!u'Y Martin, Iva Powell and Pearl Knajlp were In Athens Tuesday to hold a party tor the Yl!terans at tbe Athens Mental Health Center. MUlTByCity Ameli· Stop In an>rlr/ -::;::~,C:~~! 1 We'llgl .. yc , on how to do It Or, we can auggeBI a . contractor to Install It lor you. KING BUILDERS SUPPLY 405 North S.Cond Awe. Mithhpert, Oh. 992-5020 1J-==========~~~~~~~~~~~· SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS Athens party given by local group can Legion AuxWary provided .funding for the party attended by 20 veterans. Games were played with prizes going to the wliuM!rs. Books were also taken for tbf: patients. f'if!!!!!!!!!!;;;;;!;!;;!!;;!;;!!;;!!!!!!!!!!;!;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!;;!!!!!!i!!;!l~ JAMES D. LOCKHART, D.D.S. 137 Main Street, New Haven, West Virginia Phone 882-3136 Announces NEW OFFICE HOURS (lllonday, 12-4; ~9 Tuesday, Wednesday, Tllursday, 9·12 :30, 1:30-6:00 Friday, 9·1 - Dental Caro Far Tho Wholo Family \ Locks and Dam, West VIrginia side, oo the first Sunday ln September. Games were played with prizes golngtothewliuM!rs. .. Bend Area Medical Center FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPT, lC & 15· A 111m of loving. Laughter. 1\oial. . Ocl3, Bike-a-thon chairman named ' Pa.:·'!:':~~u Myrtle POMEROY - Homecoming POMEROY -The Fernwood at the Vanderhoof Batplst ·Garden Club will stage a flower Church will be held on Sept. 2.1 shoWattheZionChurchofChrlst. The 150th anniversary of tbe State Route 143, tlve miles tn:rn church will lie observed at tbe Route 7 by-pass, Saturc!4y(lml 1 homecoming. I to 6 p:m. Theme will be "New Activities will begin at 9: 45 13eglnnlngs" and the public Is with worship service. The Rev. Invited to attend. aob Hlsht will be the speaker. '!lEe wm be Sunday school at 10: 45and a basket dinner at noon. The ariernoon ,program will begin at 1: 00 p.m. with, singing aRADFORD -Men's Fellow· . and music by the Pral!lemen of ship ofth MetgsCountyChurches Vienna, W.Va. A brief history of Christ will meet at 8radfDrd will he given and fonner pastors Church of Christ Monday at 7: :ll wjll be honored. • p.m. All FRUTH PHARIACIES I:Tonight's elsew~lnthebody. Families meet for recent picnics, reunions .. attend. POMEROY - . The Meigs Genealoglcal,Socletywlll meet at 2 p.m., Sunday at the Meigs Museum. The public Is Invited to · attend. clock and used two officials. The clock will ~ used throughout the The three-man omctatlng crews will be used In all conference games and all non-league games In which a , Mid-American schoQl Is the hOst team. said• find colon cancer, Minton said. . Womenrunntngahlghrtskoftbe · This problan can .f or the most ~are profiled as over 40, partbepreventedbydiet. White, middle to upper Income, 5* A propel ~ with a Jot or teet or ~. Dve or .Wre pounds roughage Is the best way to prevent .overweight, began mensturatlng' colon cancer. before age 13, became pregJ18JJt Americans eat far too much fatty after :Noyears-old or was never . foods, those hamOOI'gers are good pregnant, has had breast pa1n or a and Juicy but they contain a Jot of iamtJy history of breast canacer. fats. Fats cause cancer ceUs to 'The two most Important of those divide faster. factors, Minton said, were family The diet should contain bran . hlstocy..and ~-of pregnancy or products, oelery, lettuce and fiber, •• never fiavlng a child. Dr. Minton stated. Foods to avoid, Cancer of the colon 1s found 1n according to the cancer specialist, l:ll,axlpeopleyearly,andthefearof Include choclates, nuts, catflnated Colostomy probably keep& them !!rinks, cheese, bananas, and of tromt)leooctor,Mintonslad . . , course, fried foods. · }'The fact Is, eolostoniy Js not Uver cancer ~ been the most necessary, except tn a, rew very deadly of all cancers, however, advanced stages," Minton said, according to .Dr. Minton, renoting he had done only ooe 1n tbe ~ have developed a new lastDveyears. ·' vaccine which should In years to The best 11gns are to watch for cone, ellmlnate liver Clncer. The changes In your bowel habits or vaccine was discovered from a blood in thestools.PJOpa diagnosis HepatltlsBvlrus.Giantstrldeshave by using the rectum digital exam, been made In the treatment of liver slgm81dscope, barium X-rays, or cancer especfally when ·it has , thecolonoscopearethebestwaysto spread tn:rn a primary source . -;:===;;:;::===:;-! 1.t'i. tlfi.D.tr. . v' YID"O v.; L STATIO! Paga 7: ·~ .Americans today (buy their cancer,' physician says Scioto Downs results . 4 . Friday, September 14, 1984 . , COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Dreaming Tad notched his third victory oftheyearbywlnnlngScloto Downs' featured race In a new lifetime rpark of 2:W1·5 Thursday night. The 4-year-old stallion had · fin· !shed second but was awarded first after favtred .Better Quallty broke stride In the stretch. The winner paid $26.~. $8.40 and $4.40, Better Quality, set back to second, returned $3.40 and S2.1ll, while Sharp Knife was worth $<1 for show. ~. ntnutarters. . " Early on, It looked !Ike we MAC goes to three officials, time clock game this week. "aut I'm swinging tbe bat well." So well that It might appear . dltflcultfor Rose to take himself out . of tbe lineup. aut Rose said there'~ no such conflict. He admits he can'! play evecyday, and Is ptcklng his spots to help the ballclub. · '"I want to ptay against certain pltcherli, against Certain teams," Rose said. "lf I'm swinging the bat wen, I'll play. If I'm not, I won't play." Hlshlttlngtearhasbroughthlmto within 11li hits of the record he most wants- the all·llllle hit record held by Ty CObb. He'd like to be aboUt 90 away when the' season ends. Al\hough he's still capable of produclilglntbecl!Jtch,Roseadmlts be's changed •aS a hitter after two seasons of part-time and Pinchhitting duty In Phlladelplilil and Montreal. "I've teamed the last couple of years," Rose said. "I didn't Uke to take daY!\ ott - I was such a momentum player. auu•veteamed - ··-- By The Bend . Jobn.9on had replaced eight o( his needed a wakeup call," he said. "A lot of strange things were happl!!llng out there. It was terrible, Just terrible. " Johnson talked aboUt outllelders allowing rwmers to take extra bases, lllflelders forgetting to cover the right bases lind pitchers not making the right pitch when they had to . . "There's a tine line sometimes lletwem teclmlque and effort. Sometimes the technique Is so bruia! It aeems like the effort Is not there. aut heck, I know these guys are tcylng. 'There! sa lot of character on this club." , Leading Plttsbrugh's attack was third basemah Jim Morrison, who collect£d three singles, a double and Qilcago. a career-high six RBis. "The Meis are a great young Suffering Its third defeat In four days,; second-place New York ballclub," saki Morrison. "The CubS ch-opped 7?2 games l)ackofChlcago. also have a lot of.youngplayerli, but "In my mind," said Mets first they also have a lot of seasoned · baseman Keith Hernandez, "the· veterans. That can make the k11lers were the games against the difference." Cardlnal<J (Monday and Tuesday) . f't!'rn 10. Canllaalll2 Juan samuel and Mike Schmidt When we 19sttholle,ltwasreallyUke combined to drive In seven runs as nalls In the coffin. Now we're hanging 011 the ledge.•• Philadelphia crushed St. Louts. Samuel had a two-run homer In For the Cubs, who face tbe Mets In a three-game series · at Wrigley the third Inning 1111d a two-run single Field begiiintng today, tbe magic In the fourth. Schmidt slammed his number to cUnch the ·National 31st home run of the season In the second Inning, a solo blllst, and League~~ Is nine. "If we don't sweep·those games, added run-scoring singles In the . fOrget It," said Hernandez. "It's third and fifth tnnJ,ngs. John Denny, 7-6, went seven over, no doobt aboot lt. It's that simple! ' · lrullngs.to pick up the victory. Joaquin Andujar, 19-12, was less As tbe Mets combined Ineffective pltchlng with physical errors and fortunate, SUITI!!Iderlng siX earned mental mistakes Thursday, the runs In four Innings of work as he Pirates broke out to a !1-llead In the failed In his bid to become the major seventh Inning. By the eighth, · leagues' first 20-game ~- aoo ' ~· .The Daily Sentine! ,, t.~ Seeda · Blrci Seeda · Oyater Sheila and Grit . Fenillzera . lime. Cement and Monar • Stocll Selt • Wa1er Softener . Remedioa . Salt . Uttwa • Vecclne • Roofing • Polnto • Red Brand Fencing . Baler and Binder Twine • Spraya • Oatn · Hay . Slraw. . SUGAR992·RUN MILLS 2119. Mulberry Ave. \ ••• II •; Pomeroy �., Sentinel Ohio ·. Meigs County property transfers The Daily Sentinel ·····---.... PHONE 992-2156 ' Thomas B. Stobart, Phyllis M. to Columbus & Southern Electric Spears, deceased, Syracuse Stobart to Doris Miller, Lot 52, C•J., Right of Way, 62469, Chester. · VUlage. Racine V!llage. Wayne Ritchie, Mary E . Ritchie Benny R. Spears to Randy Cross, Carole A. Pickens and Calvin D. to Joe C. Ritchie, Parcel, Orange. PhyWs Cross, Parcels, Syracuse Pickens, Judgment Entr ~· . Robert H. Eason and Joseph D. VUlage. . Lebanon. . Sayre, Elizabeth A. Sayre, Release Bank One of Athens N:A. to . Richard E. Owens, R. Juanita Agree., Orange. Dewey . F . Smith Jr., Sharon Kay ·<>Werts to Charles E. Burton. • Robert H. Eason and Bennie N. Smith, acre, Syracuse Village. Jennifer A. Burton, Pt. Lot 48. Rinehart, Betty Rinehart. Release Da S. Darnell to Warren 0 . . Pomeroy Village. Agree., Orange. . Nightingale, Marilyn M. Nlghtln· · · Sharon Davidson. Lee Davidson, Robert H. Eason and Bernard F . gale, Parcels, Pomeroy Vlllage. Barbara Hegler, J am!!S Hegler to Shrlvers, Patricia Shrlvers, ReHannah Stout, deceased, to Allee Bertha F. Baylor, Pt. Lot 157, lease Agree., Orange. !;lean, Anna White, Abner Stout, Middleport Village. 'Robert H. Eason and W1111am J. Gustine Stout, Cert. of · trans., Eugene H. Holllday to Danny L. Probert, Marie Probert, Release Chester. Holltday, 10.5 acres, Salem. Agree., Orange. Abner Stout, deceased.' to Etbel .LaiTy Fitch, Mlldred F!tc'lt to R,obert H. Eason and Ronald K. Stout, Mae B. · Dorst, Affidavit, Belinda K. Adams, Bobby J . Browning, Release Agree., Orange. Chester. Adams Jr., Parcel, Lebanon. Kenneth E . Riggs, Judith A. · Ethel Stout, deceased, to Mae B. Adm. of Veterans Affairs to Riggs to Ronald Kim Browning, Dorst, Affidavit, Chester. Larry B. Hayman, .557 acre, 1.11 acres, Orange. Mae B. Dorst, Frank N. Dors.t to Rutland. Christine J. Spears aka Chrlstlne Gary Grtff!th, Juanita M. Grlfflth, Darlene Newell, Elmer C. Newell Spears, deceased, Benny R. Y. Int. min., Chester. . to Columbus & Southern Electric · Spears, Affidavit, Meigs. Gladys Wines .. deceased. Clyde Co., Right of Way, 62467, Chester. Christine J . Spears aka Christine H. Wines, Affidavit, Middleport Darlene Newell, Elmer C. Newell Spears, deceased , Benny R. VUiage. to Columbus & Southern Electric Spears, Affidavit, Syracuse v'1Uage . Robert K. Rodebaugh to Robert' Co., ftlgbt of Way, 62468, Chester, Christine J. Spears aka Christine J. Rodebaugh, Parcels, Salem. Darlelll' Newell, Elmer C. Newell Spears, deceased, Benny R. 1/3 Eight and Forty Salon meets Plans for the annual cystic !llx'osls fund drive 1n Meigs County were made when the Meigs Salon ,710, Eight and Forty, met Monday night at the home of Julia Hysell. Veda. Davis 1s general chairman for the drive which will beconducll'd from Sept. 16-30. Community captains are Eunle Brinker and Betty Van Meter, Racine; Mrs. HyseUand Pearl Knapp, Syracuse; llllrs. Davis and the juniors of the Amelcan Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy; Mary Martin, -Middleport; Ruby Marshall, Hem· lock Grove; and Lula Hampton, Kerr's Run. Tag day will be observed on Sept. 22 with Florence Richards to handle Middleport, and Mrs. Marshall and llllrs. Martin, Pomeroy: A report: was given on the group's participation 1n the Middleport block party and !twas noted that the sale was very succcessful. More merchandise w1ll be ordered for fund raising projects of the salon. Each partner Js responsible tor one· money making project. Pecans w1Jl again be sold thts year. Reported ill were Gladys Mow· ery, Edith Fox and Rhoda Hackett. ~ Ia marche held In July was dlscu.ssed. Iva Powell had prayer, Eunle Brinker led 1n the pledge, and refr!i!Shments were served by the hostess during the concluding soctal hour. Aaron Donald Price celebrated his fourth birthday at his home recently with a He-man cake, Ice ·cream and koolald being served. Gam!i!S were played with prizes gulng to the winners, ZacBatey, T.J. Pavls, and Kim Smith. Others attending were Dave and Alysia Jenkins, Anna and Ryan Bareswllt, Dreama, Chrlstapher and Stephanie Pickens, Debbie and Stacey Davis, Dianne and Chuckle Shamb, lin, Zeb Batey, Penny, Mike and Kim Smith. Others presenting gifts to Aaron were Martha and Caryl Welsh, Brandy Tobin, David Camp, Bess and Larry Hendricks, Christi · . Bareswnt. and the Plice family. Aaron Donald Price Marine Lance Cpl. Paul A. Sprague, son of Hazel E . Spragueof Pomeroy; recently departed on a deployment to the W!i!Stem Paclf1c. He Is a member of the Second Ba ttallon, Sixth Marines, Second Marine Dlvlson, Camp Lejeune, N.C. His unit w1ll spend six months overseas as partoftheMarlneCorps unit deployment program. The concept is designed to rotate whole battalions or squadrons at a time Instead Qf individuals at separate Intervals. In thts way, unit lntegrl.t y 1s retained and the actual times pent overseas is shortened. Peckham birthday Mathew Peckham, son of Jeff and Ylcky Peckham, Route I, Middleport, recently celebrated his second birthday at his home. A Smurf theme was carried out 1n the decorations. Attending were Charles and' Rose Deem, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Harper and Carl, Greg Peckham, Tim Wamsley, Ray, Sandy and Michael Deem, Gladys Deem, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Peckham and DanieUe, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rathjen, Lilly Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Deem and Ter!i!Sa and Mr.' and Mrs. Bobby Sending gifts were Mr. and 1\olrs. George Daylong, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clrc~, Juanita M11ler, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene EWs. > Fry birthday Heather Ashley Fry's first birth· ·d ay waS' observed Friday with a pai1y at the home of her aunt and wtcle, Mr. and Mrs. James Priddy. Heather Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Fry, Pomeroy. · · A Care Bear theme was carried .. out 1n the party decorations ·and cake. Gifts and cards were pres· ented to her by her grandmothers, Annabelle Ward an DoiUia Fry, Tanuny, Edna and Abby Fry, Qarence and Agnes ·Stevens, Kay and Scott Ward, Tracy Michael and Jessica Priddy. Sending gifts were · Mike, Nickle, Couf!ney and Ben Haley, ChrlsandShellaNapper, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rroter. · . ~unday homecoming Mt. Moriah Church of GOO, · Racine, will have a homecoming on Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Special singing will be presented by the Lovele Smith Singers. Everyone 1s welcome. ·' <, · Saturday dance ' Square, round and show dancing wiU be beld at the EU Denlsoll Post, American Legion, home In Rutland . Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a .m. There · w1ll be a Uve band and refresh. · ments. Donations at the door are$.2 adult and $1.50 for children. ·Per Meets Saturday Hemiock Grange w1Jl meet at7: :ll p.m. Saturday at the grange hall in · tlemlockGrove.Eiectlonot.omcers will be held and all members are : asked to attend. ' In Memoriam 1.---------. IN LOVING memory of Rev. Leroy Hiett who passed away September scheduled for Ootober 4. 1984 see your flee Your lovina hand to touch, To hear your voice and see your smile To us that meant so muc:h. This day brinas ~ack sid memories of A loved one laid at rest. And those wllo think of you· each day Are the ones who loved you best. ' Sadly missed by Dauchter, Shirley Wise and Family purpose of the hearing tS for Rock Coal. Inc. c/o {9) 54 Misc. Merchandi . . (I) HOUSE IN ·cHESTER: Three acres · with a nicely constructed concrete block home 26x30, 3 btd· . rooms. one bath, 12xl5 family room. Partially cirpeted, .fuel oi fumace with facilities for wood· burner. 12x15 block storaae buildina. ~0.30 block prqe. Riehl off Rt. 248, co~ntry settina. Yr mile east of Chester, Ohio. IN RACINE: Downstairs eq~ipped witlr kitchen, livina room, dininaroont and den: upstairs lias two btdroo111s and one · bath: ho~sealso has basement. Lot size approx. 48'1308'. Needs work. RNI. Estate General TEAFORD SYRACUSE - 1.& 7 rm. home with woodbllrner, bath, auto. gas heat, carpeting and 2 lg, ~ ~.Mai·,, . . . POMEROY,O. NI.W USTING - five Points - One floor ranch with lui basement. huge living rpom, 3 bedrooms_ I\! baths, and a potential. Wants $11,900.00. Wit entertain a reasonable offer. MIDDLEPORT - Fifth S1net - Colonial witlt all leatures, txD. fireplace, air and more. $49,900.00. ~ two story house with 4 roms, dining room. storage buildin& pa~ basement, plus another house that could be a rental un~ Owner would sell either separate. Just $18,900.00. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, Jr ................ . 992·6191 Jtln Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dottie Turner ..... 992·5692 Jo Hill . .............. 985·44&6 A scheduled for October 4, 1984 at 11:30 a m . ,, the otfJce of the Oh10 Department of Natural Resources. Qivis1on of Aecla · ma11 o~ . 1007 East State Street Athens. Ohio 45701 . The purpose of the heanng is for Boothe M 1ning. Inc_ of 326'h West Th1rd Street. Pomeroy, Ohto to show cause why Stnp 14. ltc .._ M~GHEE ~ Now BrobrrA~ction Service Cheryl ltml•y. llei1s County Auocilt• Ph11ne 742-3171 Co. in POMEROY - 5 rm. frame near tlte s!Ins.llas ·furnace, range, refrigeralllf and ren]Odeled. Only $14,000. MIDDLEPORT ~ Swim PQOI, gas FA furnace, modern kitchen, I\! baths, carpe!in& new 2 car garage and It level lot 110 AC!IES - Free gas, ail mi· nerals, good · 7 rm. home, 2 baths, modem kitchen, 2 baths, I& barn, metal bid& About 50x80 and bottom land. LG. IODERII BiiCK - One floor 12 rms., heal pump, full length closet door mirmls, lam· ily rm. with fireplace, aJOk and balte units, 2 dr. refrigerator· 1reezer, maid's room, and 3 baths. . Also Tra!lsminion PH. 992~5682 or 'CHIMNEY KING OIIMNIY 992-6.128 ' 811011 mo. Clll-.y .... 949-3046 NEAR BRIDGE -and Racine. 2.40 acres. 4 bedroom ranch. fuH basement, furnace with at· tacl'ied woodburnei, lamily•rm. and eat-in kitchen with serving bllr. Housinq Vinyl. & Aluminum SIDING CARPENTER SERVICE - Addonl and remOdeling -Roofin; •nd gun., work - Concrete work -ptumbing and efiKrtriCIII work !Free Estimoteol • V. C. YOUNG lfl : 992·6215 Of 992·7314 Pome<oy, Ohio · · ACCENT FENa & SUPPLY . ' .220 I. ~aln, ,_llf"Y I S·lll-515 Clttvy Tri. ..... 60 Fenders ........................ 59 10-84 Ford Tr. Ftndtrs ............... :...... UO Ftlders .............. .......... 49 Ollni·Horlzon 2 dr. or 4 dr. ftndtrs ................ 75 PAT HILL FORD Bonded •LAND CLEARED .SEPTIC SmEMS . eGRAVEL HAULED & Insured PH. 742-2328 U. S. R.T. 50 EAST CAU 446-4522 GUYSVILLE, OHIO "We ltant for leu" Authorized JOhn ·DIIrt, New Holland, Bus~ Hoa Farm Equipment ' Dealer Farm Equipment Parts .'" JtiSt CALL! 99M410 ·or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEl- SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT & Service IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCI(EY, D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6·8 3305 JACKSON AYE. SMALL ANIMAL HOURS Mondly 3 p.IIJ.·5 p.m. Tutsdly 6:30 p.II.·B p.m. Wednesd•y 3 p.I!I.·Sp.m. Thursday 3 p.m.·S p.m. friday I p.m.·2 ·p.m. Stturdly .10 ~m.·ll:3o o.l!l. LARGE ANIMAL AND SURGERY BY APPOINTMENT 'r•r.o, DITCH WITCH SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE. LINES . FREE ESTIMATES 773-5839 ·or 773-5788 8/13/1 mo. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Guttor Work Completo Remodeling Roofing of .el Typn Vl!ortced In home area 20yeei'S . "Fr.., Estlmtteo" EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 7/9/2 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up · to '24'x36' Sizes Start from U-SAVE AUTO· RENTAL St. Rt. 160 North Oalllpolia, Ohio Insulated Doc Houses P&S BUILDINGS I P~ . I Racine, 0~. 614-843-5191 JOfi.llc 7111/tln WRITESEL . ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Guttera Cleaned Painting Storm Doors & Windows 949-'2969-949·2263 8·10·1 rrio. Woodbuming PORD PINDIR .... I69.95 HEAT YOUR ENTIRE HOUSE IUMPIR ............ 169.95 Alu Serne Car · ..n.rl Available >lt-tto S599. ' INTER~STED IN AM r "CUT OUT CONSTRUCTION FOR FUTURE USE" BACKHOE DUMP TRUCK , CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTICTAIIIC COAL & LIMESTONE Coli For F - Eotlmote KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE · 742·2167 or 742·2225 985-3561 All Makes •W..hen •Dlllhwaahera •A-n •Aefriger•tors •Dryera •Free••n PARTS and SERVICE · H·tk A NEW VEHICLE . We'd lilt lo ltllrodtit:• rou to En111•A·Cir, IItt •odtm •r to drln lht voltlclt ot yaur choke. No DIIWI'I 'ir11111t BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCk LEASING lax liM Gallipolis, OH ••5631 ForF-Itrvlco C1ll 614-J'ae-900 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYlVANIA ' •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFIIGERATOI Wo Have A Full Tlmt Shop Tachnldan on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-915-3307 SERVIC& Realdelllial & Ca•••rcl•l Call 74~·3195 ·Or tt2·5175 Ofll11lUII I . ' "DOHA · aACKHOE •RECLAMI\TION WORK •OIL FIELD' SERVICES "DUMP TRUCII SERVICE 'CONCIIETI! WOIIK "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER, GAS. OIL UNEI JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 FREE HEARI.NG TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computerlztd Hurilll Aid Selection Oepend1ble Ht1rin1 Aid Servite lltvlctltld lnltlllltioft. .-s •• ~tan J&F CONTRACTING MILLER · ELECTRIC · For all your wlrilll needs: fll'ucts 11111ir DIRECnONS: 8 miln below Gsll~ pollt 011 Rt. ?, cloll Racc0011 Bridge. tum right 1nd ftlilow ligne. ~ I ./~ t' Public: Sele & Auction Grills .. ...... Ford bnpr Grills ............ 75 Tlil Gotto . merchlndiM elwey• wei· 9·13-lfn . Open 7:oo-7:00 Daily Major & Minor Mechanical Work ,,,_u, f,ulll Check Anti·Freeze, Belts, Hoses, Plugs Prices Start At Middleport & Vicinity corned. Richard Aeynoldo, Auction-. Call 304·27&· 3088. LANGSVILLE GROCERY & GARAGE Ftll ...... , ..,.iTiEirCii;········· $1495 PH. 742-9070 For your next 11le c811 Emma lleJI. •uctioneor, licentled end bonded Wott Virginia ond Ohlo,.428Btn. 9 Wanted To Buy .._rgo yord oote. Mloc. lttl!ll· .Low prlcoo. Vl!ed .·Stt., 9:00·7 412 Spring Avo .• Pomeroy. 12 ...... f>t.Pieiisan·t.,... 3 · bdr. hou•. pool, AC, fireplace•. Pt ..P)eoHnt, Nte or ...nt. CiiN 8711·111 04. Situations Wanted & Vicinity Owner mult ..0 home now I Willi inoullted, · flropiiiCtl. Wo pey celh for loto model Cuotomoro for the CeHico ttorm wlndowl. Mlddloport, clean uaed c.rs. Cupboard. Rt.110&Porter. Cell814·892·8841. Jim Mink Chov.-Oido Inc. Hour~: 10·11PM, Mon.·Sat. l-w-it_h_ltt_· 3 8111 Oeno Johnoon Celll14·388·9008. ached gorogo, automatic 448-3872 -becJ-,----hou-.. Tr. . trimming •nd removel. Wented to buy u1ed coel • Fr.. - -· CoH n 2 . wood h.. toro. Swain Furnl· 8040 or 1149·2129. turo, 448·31119, 3rd. Olivo St.. Gelllpolll, Oh. WIH careforthellid-'-ln our 11 Wented· Junk tutot ony horne. -~ 011 " glvenll -·• .;. \ condltion. Cell 614-388· yra. •--nee. Call I. 1 ... 992"7314 · 9303. Room • board • laundry. blel Po c 11 Cash paid for fency iron or Ro· · h..vy iron bedo. 11110 ond 814 oo2 8022 0 oa6 up for certain Meigo Co. 441;.n r aoono • n moroy. • none jero. Old time cup·l--v_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ boord . cell 1· 304· 882· 2711 18 Wanted to Do •I---------- opener. woodburner, air conditio-.~ acre lot, land contract 10% Int...... Bu... ville Rd. 142,000. Cell 44_11_·2_8_2_4_.__ _ _ _ 1 ,. Nice 2 bdr. utility room. 1111.._. nice yard. new fur· nence, hot water ttnk. priced right. Cell 448· 1IBS. ~-th, - • Bept. 14. IIi. 9·4. 1\1.588 In Rodney. Bookc••• bed. Yord Sale. booko. o11111 • rocker. clothing oil loti clothing. round oak teble, Fri ond Bet. 9:00tUI4:00, 1008 of mloc . 22nd Street. Point Pleuont. Yard Sole&? Madloon Fri. Ia Bat. 8·1 Color TV, baby Yord .... SnurdaY 9 · clothet. new 11" anow tiro. 1101 Meodowbrook Drive. II-. .4. Moving a... Bep· 1 - : : -iteme. -------~~~~~~~~~~ Aaaorted 111·18, 10·1. Ap· Betlde.Crow-HuoMII. Sotur· clotheo, floh· day. Pt. Pl. Bweoper, or ohlno. Jockou, wholli cowro, nuFelrvlew ~~ b•d·2 flr-1·-. heelth. 4moving, bdr. 3 142.000oibntoHer. RNIton welcome. CeM 44417019. ----,----·lcCOMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 8 yra. old, l bedrm. 2 - · · FURNITURE. Bedo. iron, family room with wood wood. cuj>boerdo, chelro. Would Nko to point trailer bu...,, Slngle-gerage.on cheoto. beokoll. di1h11. roof•. Cell 814-268·11128. 8 flat ac- with nocked atone jofl, ontlqun. gold pond. City w~ In Aoclne. ond oliver. Wrlto·M.D. Sabyolttlng "In my home In C.llll14·948·21i41. · Miller, Rt.2, Pomlfoy, Ohio Rio Oronde. Havooap. • ref. 3 -room brick home, 1V. 4&789 or call 614-992· Call onytlmo, 2411·6812. 7760. - · fuN b e - t . 2 car llebyolttlng In my home. ..,_, ..,ge lot. Cell 814Buylng daily gold. oliver Rete,..-• _ l.. ble. Cell 982·11133, College Rd., colno. ringo,jewelry, ttorllno 448-0380. llyncuM. Ohio. were, old colno, large c u r - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1· . . : . . - - - - - - - rwncy. Top prlcn. Ed. Bur· Would Ike to do bebtolttlug 8 brick houN. 1 V. kett Shqp. 2nd . Ave. In my homo. Cal 114·2118· -lend on Laurwl Cliff Rd. Mlddloport. Oh. 614·992· 11017. 121.1100.00 . Cell 992· 3478. 1 - - - - - - - - - ,7_aa_s_._ _ _ _ _,.a.byolttlft!l In my home. ,Wonted to buy: lnvottrnont Exp .• m. Coii448·111S·. Two-nory, flnlehed beNproperty. Coli 814-992·1-------'--- ,.me·roontrm'. 3 bedroom•. family liB liB . Chrinion lady would~ " tlroplece. dining durnlng the day. Mt~-vHie room, 2Y, betha, ' - kit· • - · Experienced. CeRII1 4- - ; 304·882-2096. 21ill·932e. 8 room•. 2 tun betho. -oxlmately 1 acre behind Junior High S-ol. g-n· 304-1711· 3934 ef· ter 4:30. § Yord • · 4011 24th St. Thuro ond.Fri, 9:0011113:30. meroua n~ ft•m• reduced · ~g~g~~~~~:::i~~rl~co~•~====== 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Bli' 9kyllno 14ot70. 3 bed· room. defux •ppli•nca. ell electric. cothedral cllillngo, 35 Lots & , . 1.. oc. Ac:reaga level lot wnh basement. elec. & w•ter. Loc•tlld in Green Twp. Call «1·3044. only 114.460. Bli' Rockford Allllllllll Ct: Ill t: Ill' 1 4x70 3 bedroom, 1 Y.t beth, Lot on Timber Ridge Lake, plywood flooro, delu• •P· At. 7711. 282x110'. Hptlc pllencn; only •12.950. 85' tonk. U,200. Coli 1·814· 3 Af!nouncementa Skyline 14•80 2 bedroo-. 843·0118 or 1-1114·1143· ~~~trden tub. deluxe -''•n· l ·o_2_2_a____z_.----'-..._ - · turniehed. only. In Crown City. 1 .87 oi:ro. SWEEPER ond -ing mo· 111,4110. ' Mobl.. . Rural _,.,, l c Unk. chine re.-ir, perta.. end H......., -ted 2 mlln from _,.. Rovonowood 8rldg. .tjunc· 18.1100. 1114·2118· ouppllel. Pick up and tlon of 1-n • At. 2. Coli 1213 alte< 4PM. delivery. Davia Vacuum Cleaner. one helf milo up 304-273·61 36. FrN dellv· Mobile homo or buldlng lot Oeorgeo Crwk Rd. Coli ..., • Ht·up. for Hie. 321'*'· of front'ege 814-448-0294. on 1 A•t• route. 1 ntMe .... S Laevlng tote, mun of Pomeroy. S4500.00. Coli BoNooni for Oat Woll, Annl· ioll -utilul 3 bedroom home. Family room hot 992· 7034 or 992·5'732 veruryo. Birthdeyo, portiet. 20ft. of win-• for pll· ovaningo. Singing GorriHo. Col Bol· )oo,no & Co. 448-4313. torel view. finished double goroge, fireplace. ..rogo 88.1ocra• in Elmwood. WV. Control hunger end ION porch. 60ft. deck, WOOdl, Free natural 111, atocked weight with now ohlpo di01 priVacy. noor Royol Oek pond, would make 1 bNUtl· ,p.. n end Hydrex Weter PlOt Peril. reduced to 159.900. 8 lui aettlng for .o h~me. at Fruth Phlrm•c:y, Jackson Y, .....,...t ooaum11bllty. Coli Poslib.. own• finencing 11 8 pet. Only 13.000 d-n. Pllco. • 814-992-11420. By owner. Arbuckle, 8 Reduced to t31i0. per tcre rooms, 3 bedrooms, t 1h IDr quick Hie. 304-1{76· ftitplll)l"• 1'1 ·Goo Pluo Stnlon . Third • 1982. 2 -room, 14XIi6. blth1, utlity ·r oom. 1h ecre Vlno St. Sorry-cloud for coi'pOted. curtain•. refrl..r· 6640. d ,, rvIf 1 ~ pful. 304·4118·, 800. rapelr work. Will be open etor end range, walhe< ond Work -nted, cera for Ill· 1 - - - - - - - - aoon. opoce, ltltchen whh dorly penon a. f.....,te pro- 1V. norv In Mooon. 4 drv-< .......... 304-11711·4880. bedroomo. living, dining Iota of callinllt . _ . bey Shooting metch every SunH W d room end kitch.... ..ulng windowa. aome fumhure. doy. 1:OOPM. 4 miln Eon of 11 elp aflte Baby llttlngln my homo, Rt. room, beth end full be- Moko offer. Cell 992·6613. Rt . 326. 2 North. 304·875·111 82. ment. Totel oloc, on oxtre large lot. Moy be . 1959 Cadillac Trailer for 41 Houaas for Rent Gun shoot et fl•cine Gun Merri· M·IC Homema:~ onytimo. bolide l.ol Carry 111e . 2 bedroom•. Club eVery Sundly. 1:00 Nm k-trl income. We $11100.00. Cti111·114-843· Out. 804 2nd St .. f lll d ll Cid l p.m . FectOJy chocked guns MVerll repreHntetivn in 5314. Smatl fu,rniahed house, only. this •rwl P1rty plln lAp. • By owner 3 bedrooms, 1 Vz odulto only. Call 448·03~8. 1981 Schult• Ltd. 3 br 1Y, ---------k:..- pfus . Gifta, tOYJ, home debaths. living ,oom, dining beth. totol olec. central air, Tho Meigo County Fioh ond cor. No lnvootment. Cor Ia 21 Businesa room, recraotlon room in For IHae-waterfront horne. Otme Club will havmo,,.•,nw.ioncl!rt•, ·l phone Me. Coli free 1-BOO· b.INmertt, new 24•24 .. ,. microwave. di1hw11her, $300 mo., ref, required; 8 : Millon Sundoy li83·90n. Alto -ing Opportunity ogo . Clooe downtown . nove, refrlg, underpinning, mlloo !Tom town. CoM 814· Sept. 11th •I 8 :00 e.m. pertloo.814·441 ·3043 Shown by oppointmont, -ood porch. 304-875· 268·1211. 1048. memben needed to come 304.-8711-4504. holp. MODELS I NOTICE I . 1970 Win- 12x85. 2 Unfurniohed houN. 3 bdr .• AI including children THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· 32 Mobile Homes bedroomo. 1 beth. with nove, m . Rodney VIIIOjjell. over ... 1. For cotolog USHINO CO. racommlrtdo 12711 mo. Cell 446·4'418 Give~ way HNrth Blow Wood Burner. alter 4 type ollign-. Inter· thet you do bulin011 with for Sale · 9 PM . 304-895·3802 vieWing In Columbuo tho pooplo you know, ond NOT week of Sopt. 23. For en to Mftd mOney through the NEW AND USED MOBILE Utled mobile homo. 304· 6 rmo. Ia both. city ochool Boby homotero, Coli oftor li. 'tlllpointment coll412·868· mell until you hove invlnl· HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· 782·2228. dlotrlct. Ref. required . Coli 9192. horted the offering. 1TY MOBILE HOME SAI.£S. 441· 4173. 448-0974 oftor 6 . 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. 4' wide mobile home, Ht· Monly white kitten wiah Soil AVON moko 411%. Coli Wented·Licontled ln1urence AT 311. PHONE 814·448· ting an 3 bdr. houoe • liO ocl'eo. pooplo. u ... - jnourence 7274. vonow ear~ ond tall . Ctll 446-33118. nice lot. reedy to move into. Eureka . CoM 876·11 104... poopleltert clevlloplng fOUr 441-4478. Secretlrill poaition. legal own ' todlly. We ... Trailer. lot. comm. g1rege For ront with option to buy. 5 kltteno. 8 wNkt old. groy exportonc• pmo1'1'11d. Appl· one o AmeriCI'I faatelt for 11le In Eurako. Coli 12211. down. 1226. per N-ly peintod II rm. 2 bdr. month. 304-782·2226. home. Quiet ltr•t excellent • white otrlp . Colli! 4·25•· cant mult demonotrete • growing Hfe lnaur1nce mllr· 814-268·8640. neighbothood. Ref. • dep· t310. . pre-t ebHity to tako ohor· ketift!l OfV'Inlltitlono. Coli olit roquired. Call Richerd !hand oncl type at tesn 10 fopr on oppofntrnont • imer- 1977 mobile homo 14x70 3 Cortor 448·137011fter6:00 . Farms for Sala 8leclc mete y, lri1h Sotter! V. WPM. Futl bonoflt1. Send vt-. can 11 4-441·8811!1. bdr.. nice corpot. w,.c·ln 33 to Box 4040 in Cl,. resume cloaet. CA. exc. cond .. Labrador Aetrle- ox. with of the GoHipollo DeHy Trib- Own your own Jeen : cle•n . Can be moved or ~eft 212ocro farm on Porl<er Run 4 bdr. homo. full beNment. children. Cell 448-2338. une. 8211 3rd. Ave.. GaiHpo- Sporto-, Led ill Apparel, on nlco country lot 1 ocre. Rd. Mun nil. Moved to flrllllltco, central elr. hoot 111, oh 411131 . Combinotlon. Acceuorln, Cell 814· 388·9787. Ari•ono. Termo negot ..ble. pump . 11 miles froin city. 3 - · 2 mole. 1 fom.ole. Lorge Sl•• otoro. Notional 1-.:.. · - - - - '·- - - - - Mlnerol righto included. Will Oollle Co. Sch. din. Rof. • Cell2415·!1179 . Houaekeeptr -child c1re brenda: Jordeche, Chic, Lie, For 1111 or rent unlumlohed cerry on elond contract. Coli dep. roquired. Coli 814· 266·1929 or 448-3262. egn 10. 7, 1:30·1:30AM L.ovt, Vonclerbilto' llod, Eo· 10Jtl0. 3 bdr.. trailer. coli 742-28112 . FOUND: A omoll type male dog; black. end 3:30-7 :30PM regulerly. prit. Brinenle, Colvin Killin. 814-388·8584. For Rent- large 3 BR hou·se. - . . . end whho. About e Aloo noecl to otly 2 nlghto Berglo Picone. Clolborno.I-'-------in town. near achools . . 1 Yz month• old, eomebody'o per w.k. Hou• c&Mning. Membero Only, Or..nlcelly Fully furnlohed Ia lot on 34 BusineiS beth, firiiJIItco. opplloncu, cooking, laundry work. No Grown, Heelthtu, 700 oth· Eeotern Ave. Coli 448· pet . Col 1192· 7714 . Building• fenced in yord . 1326 mo. smoking or llochol UM. era. 17,900 to e24,800, 2320. plu1 security d•poalt . .Call Bleck Llbrador R01- to Re-cea r~qulred . Cell Inventory. elrfore, trlllnlng. 1 - - - - - - - - 388-8248. fiJttu,.., grand opening. etc. 1989 2 bdr 12x80 underpin· g1ve -ev. 7 month• old. ho• 441·0301. Can opon 1·1 doyo.Mr. ning. overythlng goea. 10 yr. old 8 unit opertmont 1 - - - - - - - - -oholo. Gel 949·3039: Part-time nuralng aid pool· Loughlin (II 1 21 888 8!1!111. 14.000 or ben offor. Coli complek. Well.ton. Ohio. All For rent or aale. on land 1 bdr. opto.,4furnlohed.off contrect with 10 percont 814-21111·8813. lela. Bam YMII · Ylrd • lion ovellable. Flaldblltt of otreet parking. Reoldent down. 2BR houN on Chilli· front yonl. Community ef· houn, experience ptefeeted. Low d-n peyment 83 manager ovor I 1.400 mo. cothe Ad;, garago, be•fair. a-el famtlleo. Lotoot Apply It Scenic HIUo Nuflo 22 Money to Lt;~an lncome. Con-nt waiting mont. Cell441-0157. good otuff It Mory F"""dt' lng Center. Mon.·fri .. BAM 1-----~---­ Felrmont Starlight 70.14 3 bdr.. 1'lo beth, rofrlgerotor. lilt 1111 than $1!1,000 - 1-:---- - - - - - ............ lmlleo....,..of to 12Noon. E.O.E . unh. Pooolblo 2~d. mort· II rmo. 3 bdro .. oH utilitin ¥Veet Columbia or 3 mllito off HOME LOANS FIXED range, axe. cond. Locetecl at Bend HOI at Pantel Rd. Subltltute teacher - • RATEI Below moricet rat•. Johnton'a Mobile Homn, ..ge. Coli !192·11811 Mon.• evollablo. rof'o Ia , diiJI. reFri. 9·1i• li94·2B74 """· Ia qulred. Cellli14·387·731i0. Watch for lion•. Bet>~· 14- bebytltter In Centenory Fixed conventlonel FHA· Gelllpolle. Ohio. f11 ,BOO. wk. ondt. oru. Cell 448-8280 efUr VA . Ludor Mortgage. 1810 tex • title, 11123 lllh. 9 . 1. 2 bedroom unfurnlohed 4:00. . Athena, collect 114-1192· down, 111.8% APR. 1194 houH in Middleport very mo. for 120 moo. Call 3081. Motflor cat ~nd 4 •itteno. 3 clo18 to Genorel Heninger O....,troo Acceptonce. Inc. 35 Lots & Ac:reage boyo and girt, long hltlr. lnnot..tlon people needed Perkwoy. Coli 992·3457 . tor 1oca1 ..... ., of e....., Call 1 ·800·834-4813. - . tlftiY end white. 3114· Control eyll...... HVAC or 23 Profeaaional e?&-&o1 • el~t exp. helpful. Cell 1 972 mobllo home 12XIIi, Lot for 11le in Mercerville. 3 2 hou ..s for rent and bar for Servioes 2BR. AC, PriCIId to Boll Cell trttHer hookupa. electric. ru· ule or l..ae wtth option to IOndHna wood. yoUfl, for .1·800.1154-3348 - · 3i . ' 44S· 7171 or «8·8218 of. rol water, .. ptlc ttnk, buy. 304·67!1· 11720. the heulift!l. 3114-871·1848. 1a.ooo. Cell e14· 21i8·l--- - - - - - - ' - ter !lpm. NetloMI Com"""' · Plano Tunlll!l ond A-''• 1 - - - - - - - - - 181B. Salt or rtnt, 9 roomo. 1 dlotrlutlort for •it'lpro1l''colondTVnMdeoome be....,ent, 144 Pori< Drlvo, arunlcmll Mulic Co .. 448· 1971 Neulhe and 19BD duct Mne. HVAC end Electri· .......... 3CJ4.117B·Ii472. oel Cowblielllll or 8eln 0187. r ..ettliolh .,.., ol Sparton . . . .trlc. 2 bdr . Building lot Neighborhood mor..,cn ond depoolt. Aont e&•11i0. 18,000. Call 1321.00. 304-876· 28811 Pen 818- cet, illce pet. Orpniull0111. Cell 1 ·iiOCJ. qu.ollty ..,.... Lane Dt· _ . . air. CaN 441-3243 Rd. 448·3844 alter ?PM . after 6 PM . 241 ·0388 .... 23. nlelo. 814·742·2951. l·~~~~alt~-~~~~:00~.--: 304-182-2181. a..- b•y window.garden tub. o-·· e--n ow- hou-. 8/14/1 mo. d. WHALErS AUlD PARTS Pit. 992·1013 New Chevy Truck .... . . . DR .............. '76.95 DOORS ............ t149.95 HOODS ............ •174.95 IUMPIRS ....... ... S69.95 GRILL ..... ,........... 142.50 R. SUI'PORT .........4.9$ TAIL GATI ........... 5.00 l.!:... . . . . ..&us31 79·12 Chmtt• 9·4-1 mo. 9·4-1 1110. RENT A CAR SALES & SERVICE CLINIC 3·5·tfc 1· 1l·tfc BOGGS . VETERINARY • Auction ovory Fridoy night ot tho Hortford Community Conte<. Trucklotdt of nmerchtndiN ...,., week. Conligmento o f - • utled c"r.r . TOWN & :t Shamrock Auction Service. Pet Shoriden Auctioneer. Experience In Ftrm • homo euctlon. Coli 11 4-!192· 4310. 60 Ftndtrs ........................ 10 73-79 Ford Tr. "Fr11 Estllllltts" Installation Aqilablt TROMM EXCAVATING 992·2198 .. 11 - ~ t DENNY CONGO . WILL HAUL dI ..... 62 """'"'""""'"" '70 81·84 Chevy Tr. · Fenders ...................... 110 No Sunday Calls 1/ I • Found ring ot Longbottom Community BuldlniJ perk· lng lot. Cell 9811· 3509. . Phone 9-4-1 mo. 949-2861) ] 11 · Help Wanted Thurldey. Cell 982·114118. 446-2062 ----------~~----~~~18 timates, · 949-2801 or RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We Cllt also acid boil and rod · out radiators. We also repa,ir Gas Tanks.. · Middleport. Ohio BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom · · Built Garages" Call fo~ free siding es· PH. 992-6931 64 MiK. Merohendi . . SIWL IIJIOSIT Roy llickle Certified Chil!lntr Swnp PT. PLEASANT OFFICE '""' 'hOO .. sreo !J.l2-Un e Jodi. King•bury are1, on •complete Chimrley Cleaning *Certified Chimney Relining & Repair *Experienced and Insured AUTO PAllS Bob It Jean Gilmore 50 Riverview Dr. Middleport, Oh. & Vicinity 8 Fomlly Ooroge Sole Sopt. 14 Ia 15 (Fri. • Set. I 8:30·1:00. 4&8 Llrlet Drive •aroee from felroroundt at D~r~nlo'. Lan hOUN on 11ft tide at end of road. 8oby children• boy• . women• winter dlthet, Avon, choir • Iota Coli 441· LOBT: Miniature Schnauzor. Pepper colored. Modlum -'z•. 1n1wer.1 to neme of .. Tr. Ftrtdln ................... 91 1Z·IO Dodp Tr. Finders ............. :... ..... l15 Ford and MIDDLEPORT ' PLASTIC ARTS Compl- Ouner Vl!ortc Complete Remodeling Roofing of oil Type• Workod in homo area 20yoet'8 "Free Eetlmiltoa" YOUNG'S e?li-41~8. c:rroth'lty I• Our Sp..riah~· SWIIP Vinyl & Aluminum 9/13/2mo. d. LOST Bleck Cock-o -poo with white. undor chin. Lon In GoiUpqllo Forry, WV. Call 446-2062 •TROPHIES •PL'AQUES *AWARDS Spo• ...... Gaiiipoiiis" ....... . found pleue coli 4411·4748 otter 5. Chimney Care 992·7121 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ·coc~or for Sale Th- bfdroomo. -.trel olr. vinyl weU peper. Clrpet throutihout. lt)ou..ted. new !l'elnt. etti!Checl 1111 ..... IIIII ....... grill, -ninlllt; ""'"' extroo . CeM «e-2&83 til . 5:00PM, ofte< 8 :00PM CIA 81 4· 241i·li81i9; nlel .Jn EvergrHn ...... If ' 18 ACRES - New driled well, small 2 bedroom house, bat· tom land, trees and small. Slreim. Only $15,500.00 or wift divide. '-leadq11, AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 11 -l·tft Business Services SIIAI.L - 2 bedroom one floor home. Nice I& kitchen, liath. gas furance, enclosed porch alxlve alllloods. $16,000, offer weloomed. LO!iT Blonde Rt. 124,Pomtloy Ohio rord ••, SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 31 You Were Going To Call Us? New Homes-E!ten$lve Remodel inc Insurance Work CultClfll Pole Bldp. & Gar.aes Roofinc Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sldinp 1 & Ye~rl Experlenoe GREG ROUSH PH . 992· 7583 or 992·2282 3 bedroom home 992·2259 MINERSVILLE - POMEROY BRICK - Modern w~h range, refrigerator, dispoul, dish· washer, fam~y rm. w~h wood· burning fireplace. 2 patios, 2 car ~rage and I& lot IS II. L. "Bud" McGHEE I RACINE - 21! acres near Southern High. 'Good 2 story remodele(l 4 BR home. MQdem bath, I& eat~n kitchen, tuft basemeot. and garage. Ask· ing $35,000. PUaUCNOnCE A Show Cause Heating 'Real Estate General Ph. (614) 843-5425 1·(614)-992·3325 GARAGE doned. Any tnterested parties 1 may make comment ,at. the heanng as sched uled above. 'EUGENE LONG 216 E. 2nd· St. Phone Public: Notice • {9) ~PP'"·a;v.::.~mother. lit .. :! I I il• LN'F·A·DAY .. ck toLabrador• · RO\IIever,.. r-=~======~J.=:::================:;fbreedy go. 3114·1178·2478 ·Roger Hysell Why Wait Till Winter to Remember 6 Lo•t and Found Mrne Permrt Number C- 1556. should not be deemed aban- FOR SALE If interested corttac:t· The Home National Bank in Racine, 949·2210. Real Estate General 14. lt c Reel Estate General (2) TWO STORY HOUSE FIX IT UP - Owner ready to Also vtsttlngwlththeBalleyswere Mrs~ Mary GUWan, Chester; BDl GWIIan, Belpre; · Carole GOWan, Canton; Ethel Car.art, l'ortlan4: Jim Johnson, Dallas, Texas; Gary Johnson or Phoenix, Ariz. 0011, Mr. aDd Mrs. Ralph SmiUJ; ot. Elyria, 8lld Mr. 8lld Mrs. Edward Hedrick, Puneroy. 45701 . The VVhtte Bend area personal happenings Recent visitors or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey, Flatwoods Road, PuneroY. were their~. Mr. and Mrs. OUver Sayre, Lackland Air Force Base, Texa5; Mr. and Mrs. John Sayre, Justin and Jodee of R.eymldstmg; Mrs. Judy Brace and children, Crown City; and Mr. and Mrs. Aaroo Sayre and ch11dren, Syracuse. Smtth Assoc1ates of Box 102.. Matewan. West V1rg•rua to show cause why the 1Nh1te Rock lntenm M 1ne Permtt located tn lol 1223. Sutton Town sht p. M e tg s Cou nty should n ot be dee med aban· doned. Any 1meres t~d pqrttes may make comment at the heanng as sched uled above. 0, whit we'd aive to deal and has reduced the price oo th~ older two story h\lme. ~ nfeds some repair, ilia ·has Contributions for the refurbishing Veterans Hospital. Uterature from of tbe Statue of Uberty and buUetln several organizations were read and discussed. Mrs. Bowl!i!S noted expenses of Mrs. Helen Hampson, diStrict president, were made by the that she will be attending a school ot American Legion Auxillary, Lewis Instruction to be held at the Hllton Manley 263, Middleport, at a recent 1nn North, Columbus, Sept. 14 and meeting held at the home of Mn, 15. Lucille Saunders, Galllpolls. It was noted that Mrs. Tomlko 1n a bulletin read from Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy Case!, and Hampson, she noted that the the unit Mrs. Bowles received 50 hour !leld had received several awards, the seiVice pins and Mrs. Saunders a birthday roll call, the senior goal 500hourbar. ribbon, both department and · na· Themes aniiOUJI<.'ed at the meet· tiona! citations for being a goallllllt, !ng were "lnvest In America," and an au-star unit rlbbon and national; "Let's Show We Care," cert1f1cate. Department of Ohio; and "The rtJe unit also plaCed second In American Legion Auxillary 1s a Group 1 in the department and first Good Investment," the district 1n district for community service, theme. and second place 1n Group I 1n the The d1strtct ronterence to be held 'dlstrlct for Americanism, and Oct. 4 atW~waslllll10UIICed children and youth. The chalnnen with several members planing· to are Mrs. Saunders, corru:nunlty attend. An Invitation to a tea service; Margaret Bowles, Amerlc· · honoring the · new department anlsm, and Mrs. Florence Rl· president was read. The group sang chards, children and youth. Mrs. "America," Mrs. Johnson gave the Annette Johnson, unit chaplain, also prayer for peace, and Mrs. Nellie received a certlf1cate for her hook of Winston gave grace before refreshprayer. ments were served by Mrs. SaundMrs. Bowles gave a report on the ers. Mrs. Winston w1Jl host the next July party at the Chlli1cothe mEeting. PUeUC NOtiCE A Show Cause Hearmg IS Athens.. Ohro POMEROY - Completely remodeled 2 sllJry home w~h 3 bedrooms_ I\! baths. dining room with fireplace, & large . living room. Very ~omical utilities. low maintenance, and · corNenient $42.000.00. Auxiliary conducts Middleport meeting Public Notice 14, 1967. . yearn. $37,000.~ MatheW PI!Ckham Public Notice at 11 :0 0 a.m . '" the oHtce of the OhtO Department of Natural Resources. D1 vts ton of Recla· mat1on. 1007 East State Street beautiful lot Financing available at 131!% fixed imerest rate with a $2,000 cbwn payment and payments $400.90 for 30 Fox. Healher Ashley Fry 2 The Daily 14.1984 B~siness Services Ill C:..ltlt., - . . ,, OWo07H Sprague leaves on deployment .Price birthday F-' ...- y. ..... I '· 1::::::::::;::=.:=:::::::::=== I •rncy -gl•· e. L1 SA I. KOCH, M.S. Uctnlld Clinical AltdioiOiilt (5141 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Stcolld Ave••· lox 1213 Gllllpalis. Ollio 45531 8/13/tfn .. . �.· Pomeror-Middlepof1, Ohio 10 The 41 Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Houses for Rent 54 Misc. Merchandise 57 Both endo oharpened. 17 canta each or 1 e cants per 1 ,DOO or more. 304-937· 2630. 2 bedroom houoe. Middle· port Area, walking dittance to schools and shopping area . If interested call 304· 882· 3722. deled , 1226 . 00 month 8100 damage deposit . 102 e75-38 12 or 675-1371 . For rent with option to buy. large 3 ·br house sanlng on nice lot, ready to move into. t250. month rent or$ 1,000 <town, owner financing. Bal- ance at $312 .49 per month . 304· 762·2226 . for Rent 446-1602 . Mobile h~me Upper River Rd. Call 446· 1609 or 446· 0508. 2 bedr~m fully f~rn . all utilities paid except for alec. Convenient location. Call 446-8558. . 12x60 excellent condition. edults only. 1 below Eureka. references & dep. 8140 mo. Call 614-643-2644 or 814· ~43· 2916 . 14x70, 3 -bdr ., partly furnished, free water&. sewage $275 mo. plus deposit. Call 446-9204 or 446-2851 . Mobile Home S. lot for rent .' Call 446· 1 D52 . 44 Apartment for Rent 1 8t 2 bedroom furnished opts lor rent. Call ,614-992· 5434 or 992-5914 or 304· 882·2566. 1 - - - - - - -,.--- APARTMENTS . mobile homes. houses. Pt. Pleu•nt and Gallipolis . 614-4468221 . · 1--------'--Nice 1 unfurnished aport· mont . 304·675- 2218 before 6 P,.m. 3 rooms and bath. refrigeta· tor and atova furnished. Ref and depooit . t226 .00 month. Phone 304· 675109D. 45 Furnished Rooms 446-0390. For rent Sleeping Rooma and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call 814-446-D766 . Fully furnished. 2 bdr . . aduhs only. Call 446-4110 . 46 Space for Rent 2 bdr mobile home. Call Furnished 2 bedroom trailer gas & water paid. 82:60 mo .. 1100 deposit. Call 446· 6683. Furnished mobile home. 3 bedroom. wisher and d,ryer . No pots. Call 949-2253 . 2 bedroOm furnished. Above Kawasaki shop in Pomeroy on E. Main St. Call 614992-7314 or 992·6216 . 12X60 with extra living room built on, porch, garage, 2 small bedrooms and 1 large badroom. Call 949· 2734. 14X70 unfurnished. 3 bed· room, large yard . 8165 .00 per month plus utilities and deposit. Call 9B6·4367. 2 bedroo,n 12X60 in Syra· cuia . Available Immediately. Call 992-7034 or 992· 7671 evenings. 2 br unfurnist)ed Camp Conley. $150. mo. 304· 676-1371 or 1176-3812 . 44 Apartment for Rent Office space for rent. Call 446· 7672 or 446· 1 98D. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large lots. Coil 614-992· 7479 . Trailer lOt at Mt. Alto. phone 304-B96-3534. . Trailer Iota, sewer and water furnished , small children accepted. 3D4-675· 1D76 M e r cl1a n d ise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION · 81 FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gallipolis. New & used wood 8r. coal stoves. 6 piece wood living room suite with inch flit arms 1399. burik beds complete wlth bunkles t199. 2 piece antron livingroom auitea 8199, antfon recliners 899. other recliners $80, maple dinette aets $179, boK springl &. mattreas twin or full 1100 sat regular· firm 1120. maple dinette ch1irs 136. waoh at•ndo 634. maple rockero $69; 7 piece chrome dinette set 1149, 5 piece dinette set '9~. used bedroom suites. refriger•· tors, ranges, ctlest, dresser&. wringer washers, TV's, dryera, & shoes. Call ·614·446· 3169. 6 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Houoing Opportunity) has one and two bedroom•. rent starting at &163 tor one bedroom and 8198 par month for two bedroom. with $200 depoait located near Foodl41nd and Spring 1-..,--------Valley Plaza, pool and TV LAYNE'S FURNITURE ant . Call 448-2745 or leave Sofa, chair, rocker. otto~ me1sage. man, 3 tables, (extra heavy), •686. Sola. chair end loveFurnished eHiciency 1146 seat. 8276. Sofas and chaira utilties paid, single. share priced from $285 . to $895 . both. 607 2nd. Avo .. Galli· Tobleo, UOsnduptot125. patio. Cell 446-4416 after Hldo·o· beds.t390. and up 9PM . to t6110 .. oolo - · 1146. Recliners. S286. to 1376 .. Furnished apt., 2 room• a. Lomps from $28 . to $125. bath, clean. no pets. aduhs pc. dinettes from 11 09., to only Deposrt & reference 436. 7 pc . t189 and up. requi red . Call 614·446· Wood table with six chaita $286 to $745. Desk t1 10 1519. up to 1225. Hutcheo. t550. Modern 1 bdr. apt. quiet Bunk complete with location between Gallipoli• manreaaea. $276. and up to a. holzer. No pats. security t3911. Baby beds. 111 D. Mattr•HI or box spring•. deposit. Coll446· 2056 . full or twin. t&B .. firm. $18. Furnished efficiency. 8185 ond t78, Queen oets. t196. mo., utilities pd. 920 4th 4 dr. chelto. $42. 6 dr. Ave.. Gallipolis. Call 448· chasti, t54. Bed framea. UO.and $26 .• 10 gun· Gun 4416 after 9 PM . cabineto. $360. Goo or 1-bdr. second floor, fur- electric rangio S376. Baby nished kitchen, front porch mottreooeo. •211 & t35. bed $185. both recently ramo· !romeo 120. 826. & no. deled. Close to downtown . king freme $60 , Good Hlec· Call 446-9788 or 446 · tior. of bedroom suitea. rockers, metal cabinets. 381D. hoadboordo 138 & up to ' 2 bdr . unfurn. apt. adults •6& . only. no pots. Coil 446· 3748 or 614· 256· 19D3. 51 Household Goods ) Fruit 8o Vegetables ' \\ .64 * c"" 1::========== 72 Hay 8o Grain largie round btllea for h•y fQr sole t20 H . Call448·1 052. fr.IIISpllll.illllll 71 Autos for Sale ' 1979 Chevy Luv. 4opd. RINGLES'S SERVICE. u · t dl t2799 J 0 h. • n.ariencad carpenter. electrioppor.Salea ro 0 Bulaville n • cian, ~· Auto Rd. mason, painter. roofOolllpollo. Ohio. 446-4782. lng (Including hot tar • application) 304-875 -208B' 61 Ford dump truck. Good 675· 4660. 1974 Coochman oalf contl- condition. Coli after 5:DO 1:...-~-----"--­ oned lllth wheel tii.OOO. 742 21"7 Rotary or cable tool drilling. .. u Most well• completed same r 1981 Robbit d'-lel s3.•DD.,:P;·;m:.:· :::::·:· Coli 1114·3117·7106. day . Pump saleo and servl· • 73 Vans lit 4 W. D . ces. 304-8911·3802. I I r~~~~~~~~i Poco Edition, 1982 Cor Camara Z-·28 t·top. Indy I-7-8_F_o_r_d_B_r_o_n_c_o_4_x..;•_•_u_to-. • A.C.• A.T., low mHNge. I PS PB bl k lth · · ec w framing, Serloue inqulriee. Call 44&- a r · 7819 after e p.m. stripes, rrage kept. low inttallamlleo. • .1 00. Cell 61 4· • 4822 tion, door-window framing. 44 u_·_ _· _ _ _ _ _ _ 304-676·2440. 1977 Ford Maverick noodo __ 1 work. has alot o f - ports end n- tlreo. Can 614 . 1977 Oodge Window Von. Remodelig Interior end exta· 256· 6251. just repolnted. auto, PS. PB. rior. Ftee enimatea. 304M curlso. air. etc. Call 446· 895-3426 or 895-3384. 1978FordLTDnlcoS1.100. ,_4_1_8_2._ _ _ _ __ _ _ 1" Co11448·0782. 1 977 Ford van 6 cyl .• 1979 Building remodeling. repair· 1984 Plymo~th Horizon. Monte Corio. Coll446-3243 ~32~111 collect 1 · 304-937· 4 1 4 d oor. - __ evonlnoo &fter 5:00 . 3 •oo ml'~•. cy .• ...:________ 1 Colll14-379·2726. AND OOIMI:i Hlr«:JJ''ESSES FOA THEM SEEMS 10 ENCOURAGE Tl£11110 !IEHAVE EVEN I'VE HEVfF! HNOWN 1----------- .u . • : :;u:.=::::::;::= WAV. TOW 1;:;==::::=:;::=== 1987 Pontloc Firabird. Coli 19B2 Chevrolet pick ·up, 4 82 Plumbing 446-1387. ,.heel drive, 306 ltllndard. 8o Heating 304·671-2119. 1 983 Monte Carlo. tilt oteer- 1 - - - - - - - - -- CARTER'S PLUMBING ing, . crui• control, ACm 1 97t CJ&, good tltel, new AND HEATING AM •FM c ._.... --t71i00 top, body good 81600. • . 30 7 Cor. Fourth •nd Pine Coil 446·9398. 4-671·11 92 after 6 pm. Gallipolis. Ohio Saturday 304-675· 16"9 all day. Phone 614-446-3888 or 1971 Triump TR·S converti· 614-448-4477 ble. 54.400 miln. good condition, new top, trens. JIM'S .PLUMBING &, HEAT· rebuilt leso than .600 mlleo 74 ·Motorcycles lNG. Rt. 1. Box 31111. Galli· ego. noedo lOme body & polis. Call 614-367-0576. interior woril. Coll814-245· 6258. 1977 Kawoski KZ400 ferring. oeddlabego. crooh SHULAW'S Plumbing ond 1972 VW Faltbeck full Nr, ~ ca"ler, ainy bar, new Heating. 211 Sixth St., injection AC, auto. ca.- bettory. 8300.00 firm . Call Point Pleooent. W. Ve. 304992-2439. 675·6420 . Liconoed and 446·1608. insur.-d . 1972 Ford ltlltlon wogon, Moped lor oalo. Good condl· t66D. Coll614-367·0641 . tlon, •276 .0D. Call 992· 83 Excavating 11175. 80 Ford Multllng auto. 8 cyl ., aportl package. 1 1976 Harley Dovidoon. ow-. 27.000 mileo. oer· Electro Glide. 82900.DD. Good-1 Excavating, base ~ 1g1 kept, 8Jltra1, .86,250. 1978 Harley Davidson , menta. footers, drivewayl, Cell 4·6·4B22. • Sportlter. •1400. Call992· septic tanks. landscaping. Call anytime 614 - 446 8841. 45.37. Jame1 L Davison, Jr. 19118 Comoro good condi· tlon. Cai1448-3769- 4. 1981 Honda CR80. good owner . cond. ••so. 304· 773·6867 1- - - - - - - - Dozer Work by Ted Hanna. 1971 Vego. low miiNge. efteri:OO. Ditchea, ponds. roads , land good cond. Coil 241·6210. clearing. etc. Call Motor Car Brokers. 448·6592 . 1 982 2dr Ford Eocort. 4opd. 75 Boats and om·fm. •3499, 1981 4dr Motors for Sale J.A.R.Conatruction Co.Ru· Chivy Chevetto, auto, radio tlond, Oh.614-742·2903; t3198. 1978 2dr Dodge Baa•ments, Footera, Con· Aopen. auto. radio 12199. John'• Auto Soleo Builvllla 1973 Starcreft Boot Chief· crate work, Backhoe' a, Rd. Gollpolis, Ohio. 448· ton Marl< IV 21 ft. cobtn Dozer &. Oitcher, Dump cruiser ond 1977 Titan 311ft. trucks. a. water·ges-sewer· 4782. Pall< Model Camper. Both electrical lines. 1 976 Cadillac Coupe ba- excellent condition. Call 1· vllle. Good Condition. 18 HP 886· 3980 ofttr 8 P.M. or For ule guernsey milk cow, good family milk cow very Evlnrudo motor. deolgned anytime weekends. gentle. call 614-742·3D44. for olectric ltorter. Coli 81 .. ·9Bfl..39117. 78 Auto Parts D . A . Botton excavating . lit Accassories complete dor:er and dump 1978 Fleetwood Codilleclor truck •ervices. Call 667 · Hlo. Fair condition . Coli 6528 or 378-8288 . 992-71183. 1 977 Ford Moverlck noodo 1973 Ford Pinto Squire alot of work. hel olot of n Electrical Station wogon. 4 cyl .. outo.. pono now tlreo. Call 84 AC. IX!'811ant gao miiNge. 8o Refrigeration 111 4-2118· 6261 ' Good conclltton. Call 81.•· 9>19·26118. 1873 Ford F1 OD pick up tor porto. 304-875· 2285. SEWING Machine repairs. service. Authorized Singer -:=::-:-:---------1 Sales B. Service Sharpen 79 Miltora Homes Scluon . Fabric Shop , • Ca~pera Pomeroy. 614·882-2284. I l 1===:::======::: GQod quality mixed hay, t1.80 e bela. Call949-3059 19711 Wlldernno 25ft. exc . ofter 6 :00P.M. cond .. 83.500 . Coli 814· 367-01194 after 4PM . 20 inch girls bicycle for sale. t20.00. 3 piece blue oult. Buy & IIVOI 11177 olzo 13. $20 .00. Call 992 · Play-mot ...,.,..., oall con- 3.90.tained. AC. goo lumonco, tully !H!Uippod. 5DO. Cell Warm Morning gas heating 44.·2287. stove for oalo. 66.000 BTU . Phone 742· 31 ee. Ellie BUI· For loll: 8porumano kirk, Long St .. Rutland. ·Droom. ex. cond.. noo. Call 378-2701 evenings. Evening Television Listings.. -----·--------------------------------------------------------------~----------~ . FRTDAY · . . gata caught up ina cuotody Arnold decides to join the Prevl- Pertv gei14/R4 85 General Hauling NINO (J) (JJ .(J)!»e!11 _ .!'!..-HBO Trucka for B•l• wi\11 Home Improvement& 87 Maroum Roofln9_• • - •· Now inltallllg ru11bet roofl. 30 , . . . ............ me. !ergo opoeltor. Suitable for cllurch or ho,.. . .00. C. Hoofllcll. 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JWW';;" pi • . . . - . the .j I P~......., . Cl) Allum l'leeh: .._,. Upholsterv TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11U Soc. Ave., Golllpollo. 114·441·7833 or 81• ·441· 1833 . LouioRukeyMr~sth!i 'BOo witli I weekly review of IIICOIIOmic and investment 8:00 • JIMS WATER SERVICE . 'toll Jim Lanier. 304·1175, 7397. 81 bottle - - · his f!OdPOrants and his Uncle Philip. 1R1 [Clooocl Captioned! (J) <Dl Will a - t W - _ Out ClmJ>II', 001 lurnoco, 3 range. gas or elect. James Boya Water Service. rolrlgoretor, . ...... e. ••. Aloo poolo flied. Cell 114· oond. Clll 387·11334. 256·1141 or 814· 448 · 1171 or 111•·441·7911 . 1 873 Wlnnellego Chloftlen llr. -•tor. nowtlreo,low Ken'o Water Service. Woilo. ......... t1 1.1100. · · - - cisterns, poolo flllod. Phone candltion. reduced 387· 01123 or 367· 7741 t10.IIOO. Coll"41·7011. niOht or day. br••· r, always ask' 111e th' hard ones? TOP CASH paid for '80 model and newer ueed cars. 19. 11 sm lth Buick-Pont•--. leli EooternAve .. Golllpolio.Coll 61 4·4•6·2282. · 711 Monte Carlo. P8int. ohoako. only t14C)O. ,.. -chevy. ,..,.nd. 4op .• 8 ft. bed. and porto. 304·178· 2178. Double koyboerd. lull foot pedal Hemmond organ How come she fahy Tr.e e Trimming . atump removal . Coli 304 -675 · 1986 GMC. 4000 oerieo. 2 U31 . ton ddump tr.uck with hoevy 1-------~~~duty .troller hitch. t1 .600. BASEMENT Coll .. 48·1873. .. WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gus· 19&0 Chevy PU good cond.. rantee. Loc1l referancaa tSOD. Coli 1114-2511·11248. lurniohed. Free eotlmoteo. Collcollect1 · 614-237· 1982 Chevy S-10 PU. low 04BB. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. mHeoge. t5.000. Cell 446· R o 9 • r • B a • • m e n t 3797. Waterproofing. 31.000 mlleo Exa. Cond. 30443. Uood. like n - portoble waaher, sofa, bookceN, •• emery dell& whh hutcll top. floor lamp. taleviolon end q-n sin -dboord. Corbin and Snyder Fuml· turt. 448·1171 . I. Trucks for Sale 1813 Pllemlno 20 tt. told Newly redecorated. 1 bed· room. portlolly fumlohed. f226 . Depos,it required. Cell 814-992 -6319 or 992· 2816. -------·lcFurnished 2 bedroom apart,..,,. in Mlddlep0r1. Adulto. no petl, HCUrity dapoell. Coli 814-992-3874. I Rover. how much is two plus two? u. ·icWorm mQrnlng hHtor. goo, auto-manuel. 811.100 BTU . A·1 condlton. 1260. llloo new. Other quality ltomo. Cal1614-882-&182 . •olt Service. i,-. Zenith and Quuer, and . Call 304-576· or 614-446-2464. With seat and hand climber. 340-6715· 4668 after 6 p.m. 61 Farm Equipment Electric ba.. board wall units 11 v•rious sizes, with ther· 6 year old Tennessee Walker . Ford 601 mowe,r. very good mostats. $60 each. 1 carpet AppMooia mare, bred tho· condition. f560 . Donuoer bound axe. cond . ruat • robred next summer, gentle. Post Hole Digger. $360. Coil gold. t60. Coii446-B188 or 304-6711-6761' 388-9996. 614-246-666D. For ule fresh country but· Chain saw• aharpen•d. Canopy bed, with dresMr • tor. 304-882-2428 . same day service gu1ran · chaot 8360. Call 446-7303 teed or we sharpen it frM . Furnace blower with motor. Sid.e rs Equ ipment. 304after 3PM. double drain sink with fix- 676-7421 . Good G E wesher·dryer set tures. 2 gat hot plates. $260, Whirlpool waaher 3D4-676· 1416. 2 New Holland B ton 'oHoge $76, 4 Qther w11hers to wagon 13600. each; 1 supet choose from. 30 in' 'gas 717 Chopper t1500.: 1 range 196. 36 in' gas range 55 Building Supplies ouper 23 Blower UOO. Call $96. Maytag wringer $96, John Ger.loch 304·875· Kenmore dryer 75, small 5263. Whirlpool refrigerator •as. Building Materiels Skaggs Appllancoo Upper Bloct.;, brick, sewer pipes, New HoUond forage equl· River Rd .• 446· 7398. windows. lintels. etc . p.lntereat frH financing un· Claude Winters, Rio Grande, til Sept. 1, 1985, .new ond G.E. frost lrae 16 cu.ft. o . c 8n 61 4-246·51 21 . uaed . Grinder mixers · • freezer. t100. Call 446· manure sprudera, intertl!lt 8048. You build it orwewill24x48 free until 4-1-811. All N4 cer goroge kit. $2.496. Holland hey toola. Interest Uoed oola $100. Coli 446· dol. Coii1·614-8B6-7311 . tree until 7-1·811: 1-UIId 4189. model 718 New Hollond Now open for busineu, chopper with one row hMd, Picken• used furniture . 304· Mountain State Block, At. one used Gahl blower 8510, 675·6483 or 676· 1 •so. 33. N- Hovon. Complete one und ouper 717 Nmasonry supplies, 4", 8 ", Holland chopJ>II' with one 82'' round dining room table 12" block. Delivery serviceo . row hood •1900 . 2·ulld with matching chairo. Phil· Phone doy 304-882-2222. Cobey forage boxes with llpplno mahogany. 304, evening 882·3239. tandem axel running ge1n. 675·1265. axe . cond. Cell on price, 4 u11d New Ideo com plckero 2 pc wooden frame from $700. to $2600. New 56 Pets for Sale and rocker $170.00. and used Gravety boxee. 773-6492. Check with us on the 2'h HILLCREST KENNELS pet. interelt lease on N.w Complete houaehold furni- Bolirding eH braed1. Heated Farm Equipment. We have ture from appliances to facilities . great deals on New Allie small hams. Soma antiques. indoor-outdoor AI(C Doberman puppies: Chalmera Tractor:• and Dan Gaffney. 202 7th St. & Stud Service. Coll614-446- Gleaner Combine•. Kliaf.,. Rollins, New Haven. 304- 7795. Service Conwr. 304·895· 882-2431 . 3874. Pt. PIHNnt. Riploy Rd. St. Rt. 8? or Leon. WV .. Judy Taylor Grooming. Call Wood and coal stove · with 61 · -367-722D. blower. 3D4·676·3917. Liveatock Briarpetch Kennels Profes- 63 sional All-breed grooming. 52 CB.TV. Radio Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· Equipment Arabiana: 4 year cilities. English Cocker Spa- 3 full niel puppiol. 614-38B· Cheltnut mare, gr•n, broke to ride. Weotern pleoaure 9790. contest or endurance prosHome delivery of video movies. VHS ond Beto. Froo Oragonwynd Cattery Ken· pect. Xeorting block boy ftlty. pickup and delivery. Send nels. AKC Chow puppies. beautiful Egyptien·type nome ond oddreas to Mo- SiameH kittens. new litters head end neck. long strolght vies. RD 6. Box 407, CFA HimalaYan arid PerSian leg. Weanling Chtltnut coh. kitteno. Call614-446-3844 4 whit8 stocking a blaze. f~ll Athena. Ohio 46701 . brother to above filly. Pho~ after e. 1tos and pedigree• available 64 ·Misc. Merchandise 2'h yr. old Shetland Sheep upon request. Stell rental 1 - - - - - -'--- - - dog. Reg .. female, opoyded. end stud oervice. R&J Arobl· Caiiii14·388-9B11. · ano. Loon. W. Va .. 304·458· 1062. Knauff Firewood Split· 96% hardWooda. Seaaoned or AKC Dobermen pupa •5o. green . You pick up or we Colt 446-·7 796. Groin fed freezer - •· Reo· istered Hereford buUs. lew· deliver. HEAP vender. 614256-6246. 3 femele UKC Regiotored renee Burdell. Call 614· American Pit Bull Terriers. 245-51B1 . Umtatone. Sand. Gravel. t76 each. Coil 446-2594 Charolail bull calves beDelivered in Ma,on. Meigs, after 6 :00 or Sat. ' tween 6 & 6 mos. old. Colt G•llia or pick up at Richards & Son . Call 448· 77B5. Stud Service; AKC Regia· 448-4410. tared Tee Cup Poodle. Plastic citterns state ap· orange-apricot. 81 00.00. 3/4 Arabians. 4 year chennut proved, plastic septic tanks, Call 992·3233 or 992· mare, green broke to' ride. Weatern pleasure. contat or plastic culvert, metal cul- 6B43. endurance proapect. Yeaverto, RON EVANS ENTER PRISES. Jockoon. Oh 614- 2 beagle doge. 1 mala and 1 rling btock·bay filly. beoutl· female for ule. 1 year old. lui Egyptian-typo head and 288· 5930. 140.00 each with dog· neCk. long straight t.gs. Cut up olabs. $15 PU houses . C~lllfter5 : 00p.m., Weanling choo'"t't colt. lour white atocldnga end blaze. load.larger loads delivered. 986-41BO. full brother to above filly. Call for pricea. Call 614Engli1h Pit Bull. 6 puppies Photo. and pedigr111 •veill· 245·58D4. ble upon requeot. SteU rental for Hie. Coil 992· 77D6. & 9tud oorvice. A. • J . For oale fill dirt. and top ooll. Coii·Coll 814-266 -i427. Regi1tered Pit Bull puppiea, Aroblono. Loon. WV (304) 160.0D. Coli Bob Roach at 468-1062. and table. sWag 1-304·882· 3282. Reg. Polled Heroford bull curtain•. bookceH, waoher. weight bench. AKC regiltered miniature col- and holforo. Evenlngo plono. clorlnet. Cell 448· Schnou1et puppies. 304· 304· 773·6..05. 896-39111 ' 1583. 2 Gullding Wolking horooo. 1--------,...-Fuel oil heater 186 or belt Reg. pit bull puppies t60. Cell 304-876·6531 , offer. Call 81•· 3B8-B824. Bob Roach. New Haw-en 304·B82-3262. 64 Hay lit Gtain Roll · o·woy bod t36. '' wooden louvered cafe doort ezo. Call448-2796 after 5. 57 GoOd mixed groH ·hay for Instruments Fan Yard Care Mulching. oalo . Call 949·J!237. . ' fertilizing, liming. rWMding tronopientlng. Aloo for : cow manure&. top aoil. Contlct Bruce Davison. 814-251· 1 .. 27. THANIC VOU ALL COMINCi 'T'Hit .YSNIII6. I J.,.T HAl> TO rii'•AI< WITH TH8 Pe()PLI! WH(),., GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET C~EAN, , scotchguard -water eatracdeodorizers. FREE eati· , mates. Reaaonable rates. Gene Smith. 992· 6309 . Fc~rrrr SLipiJIII'~ 6< LiVI~SIIICk Baker portable tree stand CAPTAIN EASY BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uoconditionallifetime guarantee. local referencas furnished. Fr" eltimates. Coil collect 1-614-237D4BB. 9 a .m: to 5 p.m. Roger• Basement Wa,erproofing. Concord Grapoo. 10 lb. t4: 4D lb. t 14: 2'h mlleo ...;t o••l Sand Hill Rood, 3D4·175· 2679. No Sunday SoiM. Bundy Clairnet. good cond, $60.00. Seoro Porto-Potti. 826.00. Dinette toble and 4 chain t15 .00 . Evenlngo 304-675-6297. Furnished air cond., ideal for 1 or 2 men . No city ta•ea. Fo_sters Trailer Park. Call H & S Home lmprQvementa vinyl •lding, roofing, room eddition. atorm windows, stone. Call 614-367·0409 or 614· 367-7244. Red taSP.berrlea. Borrv Potch. Call Firewood. 820 load. t 3D deliverwd, c•ll after 5, 304· 468· 1728 . 42 Mobile Homes ••P· Conn trumpet. with can. eac. cond . 304-773· 5525 . ,58 Home Improvements PAINTING· Interior and ••terior. plumbing. roofing, some remodell"g. 20 yra. Call 614-388· 88112. Bundy alto .... new. used montha. If intereeted 3D4-876-1769 before PM after 175-21188. Steel-1 beams - anglelrona sheet steel, grating . 18 to 26 It;':'-"...,_- II cents per pound ; pipe· conduit, w1ter. culvert and gas; misc. wooden beams. tleo. 2 to 1 6 teet: goo fumece, sodium lights, electrical fi"'urH, minimum pur.· ~.aflchose 16().00. Old W.Vo. Malleable Iron Plant:. Point Plauont. ,Monday·Frldoy. B:30 to 3 :30p.m. Small 2 br located in Camp Conley. &140 . month . 304- 81 Slide trombone in good condition lor t100.00. Coli 986·4217. Firewood 820.00 pickup lood : t30 .0D delivered . 3D4· 676-2991 or304-6766712. 2 bedroom newly remo- KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®bJ Llrry Wright Muaical Instrument• Vito Clarinet. good cond. 11 DD. Call 446-01110. Tobacco atick1 62 In long. High St. 304·675· 2515 of· tar 6:00. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 : SORRY BERTH STYLUS GRUBBY Wh•t the man who wsl running in ahor1 burltl tncMct up with-BURST SHORTS - H ' BHZRTCW we . GY ?ZSC OFC OFC w e- ' QRZECWJC, H TZEZRC • BAIOCWA . - HRHOGPC YWHRKC Yetlerda)"o Cryptoquot.e : THE WEALTHIEST MAN I S HE WHO IS MOST ECONOMICAL; THE POOREST IS HE WHO IS MOST MISERLY . - NICHOI,AS CHAM· FORT. ' . �Page 12-The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Frlct.y, September 14, 1984 Plans underway for second annual Beef Day The Meigs County Beet Cattle · The program wiD Include a beef judging contest tor all ages. This contest wW be open to both inaJdng plans for ro~nsortngthe · Jndlvldual and team entries and second annual Meigs County Beet prizes will be awarded. DayonSaturday,Sept.29, 10a.m. to PartiCipants Jn the judging con3 .. p.m,. at the Rock Springs test can reglster to take part on the Fa.lrgmmds. day of the event. Commercial · Asaoclatkln ani! the Meigs County Coopel atlve Extension ServiCe are exhibits will be on display througb· rut the day and wiD be by feed dealers,· Iarmer machinery and livestock product distributors. Several craft booths wW also be thelamlly. "Beerup YwrFamlly's Meals with the Microwave Oven'' wUl be presented at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. TWoseparateprogramswWbe given and partictpants will i:ecelve rec!pesandldeastouseatbomeand there wW be a tasting !iesslon of featured. The COI'IIfl)lttee has planned programs to Interest all members of prepared recipes. A veteranartan wW be on hand to share advice Wtth local beet prodUcers. The atterooon session will Jnclude the latest In health care ()'Brien completes 27 cases · TWenty-seven cases were processed by Judge Patrick H. O'Brien In the Meigs County · Court W£dnelday. Fl!led for speeding were Ilhyong ' to be suspended It endorsement Is restitution ·and costs, passing bad obtained; Pa)l] Clark, Middleport, checks; DaVid Chase, Middleport, $.tJO and costS and 00 da)'S Jn JaU lor restitution and costs, passing bad DWI, $75 and costs tor no operators . checks. 11cense and wW be deniE!d an Ohio Forfeiting bonds were Robert L. license lor five years; Thomas Crowden, Parke~. $50, speedMcClung, Mason, $250 and costs and Ing; Dav!dB.DWard,Pomeroy,$:il, 10 days Jn jall for DWI, $50 and costs speeding, Troy D. Guthrie, Tuppers tor expired drivers Ucense and wW Plains, $40, !allure to control be denied an Ohio license for 120 vehicle; Jettrey RusseU, Belpre, days; Jaunlta Dalton, Cheshire, $45, failure to dim bright lights. KIJn, Gallljx>lls, S22andcosts; Gene Westenberger, Athens, $21 and coSts; Charles Slnuns, Langsv11le, $29 and costs; HQIVey . Hensley, syracuse, $:18 and costs; Steven Wade, Vienna, Va., $21 and costs; John W. Stobart, Racine, $24 and COlliS; Ronnie Eblln, Rutland, $25 and CO$ts; W. DaVid Krawsczyn, · Pmnen)y, $24 and costS; and Allee Chevalier, ReedsvUie, $22andcosts. others tin~ In the court were DouglasEblln,Jr.,Pmneroy,$5and costs, no muttler; James Powell, Virgil 0. Day Racine, $al and costs, !allure to VlrgU 0 . Day, 79, 169 Beech St., eontrol vehicle; Tony Weaver, New Haven, $250 and costs, three days In Middleport, died at 10 p.m. Thurs- , jall, 00 days license suspension, day Jn Veterans Mernortal Hosplllil. Born May 19, 1900, In GaJlla OWl, costs only for driVing lett of center; Robert Burris, Pomeroy. County, sm of the late Albert and $250 and costs, three days In jaU, .60 . Allee Waugh Day, he was are~ day Ucense suspension, OWl; farmer and had resided In MkldJe. Charles WUUamson, Rutland, $10 port tor the past seven years. He married Mary Myers, who and coslS,. !allure to yield right or survives, on Oct. 22, 1941, at way; Richard A. Craig, Uttle Mercerv!Ue. Hocking, $10 and costs, failure to display valid license on traUer; Also swv(v!ng Is a son, Ferrel ot Hanison Nelson, Prescott Bailey, Mkldleport. He was also preceded In death by Az., $.1) and costs, assured clear distance; Terry Hayes. Pomeroy. three brothers, a sister, a halt· $100 and costs, seven days In jail brother and a halt-sister. Funeral services wiD be held at 2 suspended, and two years proba· p,m. Sunday In King's Chapel t!on, no operators license; Ivan Church, with the Rev. Odell Manley Cremeans, Northup, $50 and costs, leaVing the scene of an accident; $25 otftctat!ng. Burial will be. Jn King's and costs, lallure to control vehicle; Cl\apel Cemetery.Friends may call MaxE.HW,Rac!ne,$150andcosts, at Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral three days Jn Jall suspended, no · Hlime, GaU!polls, from &-9 p.m. motorcycleendorsement,$75o!t!ne Saturday., The body wiD lie In state In the church one hour prior to the serVice. , I . r ( I r I ' ' I i [ I I .• ' I • I I I f t I . Meigs County happenings • Rio Grande I; Saturday bean dinner ·Rutland EMS wiD have a bean dliuier Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 r .· J i c j 1 ~ _ 1 n •n \ •r p.m. at the squad house behind the c!v!c center. Saturday flower show The Fernwood Garden Clu!l wiD have a flower show Saturday (tomorrow) at the Zion Church of Christ located on State Route 143, liVe lnlles olf the Route 7 ~-All exhibits wUI be by club members. · ThepubllclsJnv!tedtov!ewtheshow trornnoonto6p.m. &;hoonover; Lisa Cochran. Qhio lottery winner . I I· I < f rung number was ln!S. n ' Wealher forecast n Cloudy tonight with00. · scattered showers. Low near Winds ~ , •• d ( 3 2 ::o=:-t~!~~W:':. .Chance of 1"1\ln 50 pen:etrt tonight . andalpercentSaturday. : -=~n.::pertod. • n Hllhl ~ lhe Del.. . lo lhe low . . Sanda¥ lind MCJIId!Qo and In lhe 'lOi 1 Tlll"'d!Q'. . _ lo lhe • Sunday and Ill tile mld-4llt to lhe low 1181 c ti 0 •l' ' - I l I I ! SEPIEMEI 11th . AT . • .CAILTON SCHOOL 992-3074 c• .... l.t........ , . ACC ART ART Fill ITH SEC SEC The bQdy wiD Ue In state one hour prior to the services. Society; Pomeroy. Di.._ ACC 81 cs cs the CAA olllces In Cheshire, GaU!polls, Pomeroy, Sen!orCitlzens Centers, County Weltare Depart. ments and Post Offices. Deadllne for !lllng applications Is Jan. 31, 1!m. Community Action Agency sta!t members are avallable to help .penple tllloutappllcat!onsoranswer questlons.attheCAA'smaJnomceat Cheshire and the Meigs Crunty Outreach office In the courthouse at Pomeroy. Information Is also avallable by call!ng the HEAP hotl!ne 1·B282a38l, the CAA ott!ces at 992-!ifffi, 367-7341, or Senior Citizens Celllers. 992-2161 or 44f>700l. ECO ITH SEC SEC COl Disc. ACC ART ART 811 811 ITH PSY ~ ACC ART ART Bll FIN IIFG Disc. ACC 811 Bit BilK ED FIJI Fill SEC SEC I~~;;~~~;~;;;;~~~~~~;~;~~ MAINt- STREET MARKET . 113 114 104 103 104 ............. Dllicious · . "FlESH APPlE (IHI" DIK. ART AIT AIT 811 cs EIIG 11TH m SEC ·SEC Ne. SIC. Titlo w T, TH T, TH TH == ; . "Durin& llet'emiJer, January .00 Februaly, thole il_!!atlng lllllJ from participating utWtlel!~.:," ·~ ~unty paints Ga!Ua-Melgs Conunllllity Action Agency. Appllcallonll tor the short term assJatanoe are accepte<l from Nov. 5 through AprU 12 according to ROOerts. When applyjng lor emergency asslstallce, Roberts IBill lndMduals wW undergo a "a face-to-face • IJitA!rv1ew and they wiD DEed to supply lncmle documentation as well as docwnElltatlon or need, sue~} as a shut-oft notice." Acceptance wW be based on!ncomedocumartatlon from either the past three or 12 months, Roberts said. ''We start with the three riiOnth Income, and It they 1berelsalloallat111mt~al'81lab1Ptollelp 1n ·emet·a e..-. Roberts 11111 Even IIIIJu.ih federal yet to be appuplated fbr the grilnt money hll 114 104 273 273 114 104 103 104 104 027 184 221 222 212 512 784 784 218 Ptin.- of Ace. I Intra. to Busi111ss C011p. lit. lor 'ifAChtrS CaMp. Lit. 101 TAchil's lntro to llicroteon. IIIII Review Bq. Shorthlnd a.,. Typinc Fund. of Speech Comm. No. 105 104 243 104 243 104 104 Sec. 024 125 121 186 181 585 769A llo. 105 173 203 • 244 114 114 121 122 181 382 541 w But as the two stdes , tried to narrow d!tferellceS In Washlngton; coal!ndustry'sbargalnlngteamare corit!nu!ng economiC problems In nearing a phase of • the union's largest l!eld district In negotiations aimed at a tlndlng a · WestV!rgi~!orcedtheUMWtolay strike-tree settlement ixt a new ott 10 stall members !!ldef1nJti!IY, COidrilct. lnCtud!ng District 17 vice Piesldent The two sides have met tlu:ough· Howard Green. out the week, and llllll'l! bargalnlng Eledrlcut!Utles, which arepr!nctwu sdteluled tor thew eel•!d. as pal bUyers ot uillon-mlned coal, they taoe lill ()ct.1eKplratlonotthe have bullthugestockpllestoprotect exlstiDg40-monthcontractCOYer!ng against a strtlre. One coallnduatly the ujdo 11hel l1l'lCIIIr IJ( the yoal anaJpt said iarae-l£ale ~ TH TH .II II TH T ..,. Titlt Fund. of Ace. Fund. of Dtsi&n · Sculpture lntro. to BusiRISS R.E. Prin./Prtc. T. TH • •w T I,W I,W ltlllltvitw ' Gen. Psycholoo f Tltlo F Day; T, TH T TH w II w 011 CAMPUS F ...,. T TH T' TH 11 W T w w M -llo. 1.01 101 104 104. 104 104 104 104 232 213 Sec. 121 122 123 115 22& 341A 514 719 712 712 Yltlt Days lldklna · Cloria,.u Cflfls fund. of Dtsian lntro. to lull•ll lntro. It IIIII Syst. COII!fi./Co111111. Skllll lltlllnlew a.. Plrcltoloo Office llldll1111 $,.10/6&13 s. 12/1&8 F s s s 1111Ni 6pm-8:20pm 6:30-IO:OOpm lpm-9:50pm 7pm-IO-m &pm-7:50pm 6pm-9:50pm s s Wont Procn11111 I 99< , Baird noted -that there Isn't any for I! slmUar program alatal In l1l!lrt year's tederal sllareoqts. .. "In myoplnlilo,lt'll bealongtbne tlndlng a fe<leraJ )lfOgl'am, that beiM!f!ts the pubUc that way," he said. · tundlnc limo 6pm-1:20pm 6:30pm-9:30pm 7pm-10plll 6:30pin-10pm 7pm·IOpm 6:30-lOpm 6:30-10pm 6:30pm-9:30pm 6pm-!Op111 "It's a dUemma, .a 'Catch-22' s!tuatiDn" · for the union, said Seth Schwar1z , ot F;nergy Ventures Analysts, a . consulting Dnn In Arlington, Va. · , Whlle strike would rt!ma\re all a . DETROIT (AP) - M.re than 59,000 United AulD Wlll'lcml Union members. aome ''whooping .oo hollering'' and sJmutlng "It's png down," began strikes Saturday at 13 plants where General Motors Corp. makes Its most !"1l'llar cars. Negotiations, meanwhile, re, sumedpromptlyatlla.m.Saturday on a natlOnal contract covering the 350,000 UAW wor!e-s einpklyed by GM. Unlm President OWen Bieber said the contrlct that expired at midnight would be extended Indefinitely. The expiration of the natlonal t.ucu. "The saa1nt1 census _, bi'ouihl about puUIIIy by the cliln&e ID Medlclre and · Medlclld and the reduced . ~ ot days and arncllntl b'wlddl tbeptElidiil!ftt. Will pay - 11!8\'1!1 'tJII! JK.plt.al with aVIIIable beds wll1ch could be put to good 11R ..... to provide DiletJUI betwte acute hospital can! apd a lllll"llnlllome'', the bolpltaJ admln· lltrator uitiiiWiital Ill fad, Luc• ll)'llt WOUld taJte . lall tlull thn!P llllllllll Iller •pproYal fl'cm tile ltaee •a ocy b' tile to be 1-.,dy to ltlrt t--pltlmla. I Jle Vllwa vaueb MF'"&• of ~a ai 1a "'r•Dy filaW *r !be , ....... at a lime Time 101m·3PIII 101m·3= ' lpM-9: II 91m-12: m 11m· !2:30pm UAW-GM contract coinCided with expiration of 1491ocal ones. It was the first widespread walkout In 14 years against the world's largest manufacturer. "It's . gQ!ng OOwll! It's going STB.IKE AT OM 11NA.L down! " shoUted members of UAW ASSEMBLY PLANT- A group Local 654 at a Camaro assembly of Picketers walk lhe line plant in Van Nuys, Call!., as they Satunll!y momlng In Unden, headed tot the picket line. In front of a General N.J., Other plants 'targeted for Wal· Moton ftnal aMeillhly plant kouts Jncluded lhrre assembly where about 4,800 U'*ed Auto plants Jn Pontiac,. Mlclt.; and one Worllen memben are 011 !l&rllre. each In FUnt, Mich.; Wan-en, Mich.; O?ravflle, Ga.; Arlington, shift. For!IUito!them, that won't be Texas: W!lmlniton, Del.; Linden, untO Monday. · · N.J.; Bowling Green, Ky.; ShreveSane workers wereunhappywtth ·port, Lli.; and Wentzville, Mo. the strategy. About 1,000 WOi'lcl!rs set up a · "We're the stormtloopers;'' said picket line at~ Buick DMslon Bob Price, 34, a spraypaJnter at the . . . Mtfe Wtlill, 7 1"')1 · It'll · plant In Fllnt, whldl hasaljoull4,1m Lordstown COI'(IPJex In northeast fdftllllalllllld ~llta)w. · '----------..-.------...,;,_......,....,,.a..o...;~ employees, said Fred Myers, pres!· Ohio. "It's going to be hard to sit·, .• . - .• I I • t ANDIN'DIIIIIIDNI'ECAV lhoiU--.V~ denlo!UAWI...ilcal599. Aa I'Xllfltned by Lucu, "the back and watch everybody light." • • Nit 5 X •.,. 'I I , I ' '! lhatlllllltJbed,.,_..be "'lbey're whooping and holler· . " I feel everybody' should go out," MM•'llld aDd !ntemledlalll! CIJ'e ..... · ....... • I 5 ' ... w a I Cll'e!&ZIIt · Jna,"~sald. saldDwgGoodman, awocker at the . . .would allcJw patllllta . . . . . .. . . . . 2 5 '! ....... 2IJ h 41 tlleOIIID TheUAWtoJdtheremalnderofJts Lordstown cmnplex that employs 3110,000 GM WOIIleis at l3l other about ll,lm wockers. "I want back wtlat ...........~to be· D 1 t' r ... t• I • rn" , I ... Diw ' 5 ' r ~-,., and •. s• · will-s II ' ...... · plantstoreturntoworkonthenext what we gave up !nl982." (Coollni"'' 011 pajle A-4) l ,.....I 6pt~~·l:50plll hill· I:30pm llqinnlnc Swill (Aps 5·1&) 11•111111 ....... ,............................. :............................................:............. $20.00 Adalt Swill (Apt I& lup)10:15 alll.·l1:15AI .................................................................................... $20.00 newcontract. strike 13 GM·plants Ti... '6plll-8:20plll 7pm-9:50pm 7pm-9:50pm 6pm-9:30pm 6pm-9: 30pm 6pm-9:30pm . uniOII .00 l1lllll8gement settle on a UAW union members 6prn-9:30plll 6prn-9:30plll f F rnllbt occur next month I!YEII u the unlonmlnerstrornwork!ng,hesa!d, llllC'UI1ty for miners, thousands of a contract settlement would not whom have been Jald ott, and his avert further layoffs. reluctance to grant wage or other "It ther'e Isn't a strike, there'll be eQOOOI1IIc COI'ICU 1tons. · layoffs," Schwllr!Z 'said. He said For Its part, the Industry has ut!Utles "are going to want to bum served notiCe tltatlt wants changes ott their stockpiles of cpaJ," thus In work rules and oUter rell!ted reducing the demand for coal even • areas from the union, Concessions further. whlch Would improve productlv!ty Schwartz said the major union · ..00 the compan!eS' chances of coal companles, such as Coosolldameetlng 11011-unlon cmnpet!tion for t!on Coal and Peabody Coal Co., coal sales. "would Uke to avoid a strike. IYEIIINGS fUIId. ol Ace. R.. E Pri n. /prtc. I.E. fiiiiiiCI Prln. at llnkiit& ~P. TP: School In F•d. ollnk. Dill Proc. Bl11l Contlol & Audit Bt~. Shorthllld h&- Typin1 Industry. A IOUl'l:e cloee to the talks, wbo <Creed to discuss ~ situation f'rlday only 011 the gtounds he remain anonymous, &aid the bar· gaining teems "have now gone to · the crJUcaJ Issues." These issuEs evidently center on the ·drive by UMW President ~ Trumka for greater Job . n.., &pm-9:30pm 6pm-9:30pm 6pm-9p.. 6pm-9p.. &pm-9:30pm 6pm-9:30pm 6pm-9:50pm · · 6pm-9:50pm 6pm-9:50pm T T. MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL LlmUST No. S.C. 105 022 ' 243 Ill 2&3 Ill 124 141 213 301 294 . · 213 294 2 103 7• 2 104 • ,c WASHINGTON (AP) - The United Mine Workers ll1llon and the · Tide Fund. of Ace. Beslc Wlltrcolor Paltt I Knill P1intln1 S111ll Ius. IIIIPIIIIIIII Pmon•l fillnce Ellments of Supervision 021 ' c»or.dJe WILLSYON HIGH SCHOOL Sse. Roberts added. • 6:30pm-! :OOpm 6pm·1Dpm w don't quality, we !J1en go to ule 12 month InCome." "Last year, we spent $31!1,1mlil GaDla and MeigS Counties," Roberts said, -..and this year, we are hoplr\g the grantS wW be somewhere Jn that ne!ghb:a lox!." Roberts added that last year the state spent $106 miUJon dollars In providing energy' BIS~lance to low 1ncorrMi iamUJes. • . • Roberts sald those rece1v1ng money 1ast year w10' automaUcally receive an application ror either i'eguJar or emergency tundlng th,ls year In the man.: A tolltreephonenumber,l-aKI-2824!1Kl,lsavaUable tor those ~v!ng any questions about the programs, /Miners, operators in do-or-die stage of contract talks 8pm-9:50~m Days IUihll""• . . . .I - ..... I 5 Small •2.19 . 6pm-1:20pm 8pm-9:50pm 6pm-1:50&m 6 pm-7:5 pm h ••••••• MUMs - I,W T, TH lllllnnlnc lly-tlcs (Aps && up). ll•·llllm ................................................................................... $20.00 . Adwncecl S,•n~llics (Alesi & IP). 10:15 IM.·li:JOIII ................ ;............................................. $22.00 llllblt lvP (Aps U} 11:45 1111·12:45pM .......... ;.........................,..................................................... $20.00 ' ' . ' ...... •2.99 .. ,, Days Nan-Crttllt Pr•-= · • POTATOES so LL S6n IARnmPEARS ASSOITED HARDY lpplicatlonl from low Income tamlllel for It the udllty·ll not partlclpatlllf In tJie Jli'OII'IIII, R.obertlaald a youcller cu be I.ued tol!!!lppay 111111. 'Mao llle add!d,!t. bulk tuelll Ulld u !be prln\aty 90III'Cl! of Mat, or U heat II paid by 1 landlllnl.· a voucher can be I•=' to help CIMI" !be bilL The p!!l'llt!lltCe CNd1t received. Rotle'tlllld, will be based OD 1111! ~'llbiuill! b-IJit pn!ioed1J1112 months. 'I"11I! ~ 1ncorne II$7,110JII!!"~w.lthfl.&IO added ... each ~ member. ' more bridges .... ' U.an ·planned •I 10 Ll. $14t IANANAS.".. 4 Lb. 11tle FUIIII of Accolntin& Fulld of Dtsilfl Skttchin& Persontl fin1nc'e IIIII leview Bee. Shorthlnd lite. TypiRI program, ROOerts said appilcatiOns tor emergency auJst•nre are )taitdled.oo the local level thrwgh the said. "!- C:ULJPOUS - Winter II 011 Ill WI!Y. With the cold -the!' comet hlih heating lllllJ, which puts. crimp 10 ·111811)' IJudatU. But there Is help b- IOII"le loW ' lncan~ tamllies woo muat onetime$ cJioo&e betwwu heating their residence and eating. ' N!IJICY D. Rob!!rtl. Ohio Home Energy A1111tance Proirllll spohi!Dpetut, sald the •ta!Al has s~ taJdna -~~ WIIIIIID COWGI - 011 CAMPUS AMISH-TRAIL BOLOGNA CHEESE BuTTER BACON & SAUSAGE JEWES & JAMS · Golde!~ 023 124 121 381 515 783 783 104 7 MONDAY -UIIID&Y - .SIIIIAY 1I·· tft...U POMIIY, OIL JUST ARRIVED/ Reel & ' ~ ' JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL . Call JoAnn at 992-3382 APPLES ' . S.C. 10 Sections, 84 p.... IO Centa Multfmedlalnc. NMnPIPIPif 1 .,, S.ptwt blr 16, 1911 Non·Crodit Offerings: Budeet Buffets, Tuesdays (1012-30), 5 msions, 7pm-9pm Holiday Crtlts. Tllundays (10/4-11/1), 5 susions, 7pm-9pm Tumble Bu& GymnaS1ics (tp 4-7) . . Stetion I, Tuesdays (10/2-30), 5 Sllsions, 7 pm-9pm Section 2, Thursdays (10/4·11/1). 5 SHSiOIS, 7 p~~t-9pm Beeinnin& Gymnastics (Aps 7-up) Section 1, Tues4ays (10/2-30), 5 sessions, 7pm-9pm Section 2, Thtrsdays (10/4·11/1). 5 stsiions, 7pm-9pm Computer Literacy Section I. Tuesdays (10/2-IZ/4), 10 sissions, 6:30pm-9:30pm Section 2. ~tdnesdays (9/26-12/5). 10 sessions, 6:30pm-9:30pm Memorial graveside services for Miss Addle Mae PoweU, 61, Pomeroy, whodledSept. 6, will beheldat2 p.m. Sunday at the Greenwood Cemtecy Jn Racine with the Rev. ·Carl Hicks oft!c!at!ng. MemQrlal contributions can be made to ~ Meigs Unit of the American Cancer . . . . . o...... By JOHN F1UEDMAN ' OPEN REGISTRATION ....105 s. ' wm qualify wUl receive • pen.'entage credit 011 tt.!lr . ·Saturday. '' , . lli'!una 10 help lhein otfBet hlih energy COllis. FrtendstnaycallatPhllllpsFuneral Home, Ironton, from &-9 p.m. five Points Class · ~ lARAIE CLASS ,.....,, ",.... .' Reeistration will be accepted at t~e first scheduled class session if space is avaiiable. NO texts will be available for purchase at the first class session. , DIK• • IHome heating add available to area. reside~ts : Open reeistration will be held on Monday, ~ptember 24at the Davis Career Center on the campus trom 9am-~oon, 1:30pm-4:00pm and 6:00pm-8:00pll. . , · Fall Quarter classes btcin Tuesday, September 25 and end Friday, December 14, 1984 WEDNESDAYI . 7:30 p.M. OPIII W. IIAIII ST. Galllfla• l'tiint Ph11111pt .. EASYDI HIGH SCHOOL 0 ••• • . , . . . . . . . .. 0 • • •••••• • tnttS ' . IIIII. 19 No. 32 i'Q ' ,.,....., ,... FIRST NIGHT OF CLASS Mason Methodist Church IEGIIIIIIG 011 dall, and Mrs. Herbert (Joyce) Long, all or Columbus; and Mrs. Charles (Margaret) Bowman Qf Jackson; a son, the Rev. Wllllam C'.oot!all of Rt. 1, Patriot; lour grandclllldren; a brother, Andrew of Langsville; and a sister, MUdred · Scurlock ot Columbus. · Shewasalsopreceded!ndeathby ·a sister. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday Jn · Waterloo United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Chiu-les Herrell oll!ctat!ng. Burial wUl be In Fox-Fairview Cemetery. l>eMIIa ... ........................... A·'7 F.dlortals ouuo u ooo o oo o oo o . . aooo o A-2 &pc.ia •• (r 1-8 Take-()oe . ... ... ... ~ .. ... ..... lrllelt • ' Phone Jt&istrations will lit accepted on Friday, September 21 from 9:00am to 4:00pm. Calll-800-282· 7201 Ext. 301 (Ohio only) or (614)·245-5353 Ext. 301. TUESDAY, 7:30 P.M. . -- ... _ Monday and TIMWIIIJ', •· daugh· ters, Edith Goodall, Mildred Goo- Ohio weather: · · chllly temps over weekend -Page A-4- .U..Ihe IUver ............... Jl.l-1 t-------------;.__ ~, IY PHONE tour SLINDERELLA DIET CLASS Extalded Forecaat o of the late Everette and EstaMahan Myers, she was a mem~ ¢ Waterloo United Methodist Church. She married Orlyn Goodall, who surVives, on AprU 15, 1938. ' Inside; A judp hu ordered ·that voter reglscraiion be allowed in an OJ:tio welfare ol&e-P&If'D-l ,....... Community College eat1ons and times: . , Monday, Sept. 17 Entern Hilh School 9:30am-1:30pm 6pm-8pm Tuesday, Stpt.l8 leip Sr. Hi&h School 9:30am-1:30pm 6pm-8pm Thursdly, Sept. 20 Wellston Hi&h School . 9:30aM· 1:30pm 6pm-8pm Monday, Sept. 24 · Jackson Hill! School · 9:30a•·1:30pm. 6pm-8pm These special re&istr~tion locations art for off·Cimpus. mktnd and speeial classes only. 110 re&istration will be taken by phone on these dates at these locations. rr=======;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;::::::::::::::;~ CLEVELAND (AP) The wtnnJng number drawn Thursday night · In the Ohio Lottery's daUy game, ''The Number," was 28!1. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the wJn. ' • William Buckley di8CUMe8 the question of impc»'"' ~'• beliefa on Olhen P81f' A-2 REGISTRATION INFORMATION College and results--Page C-1 .· _;~-----~ B1 h!II ........................... A.S -Page 0.1 Ad~itional information, reeistration, In peymtnts, and text purchases lillY lit done at the followinalo· Applications available for HEAP program · Applications lor the Hmne Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) are avaUable at several locations In the two county area, accord!ng to the GaJlla-t;,lelgs Meets Monday Community Action Agency. The Southern Local School Board HEAP Is designed to help offset Will meet In regular session Mon- thehlghcostofwlnterheat!ngblllsof day, 7 p.m., at the high school low Income and elderly households. EHg!ble hooseholds must he at or cafeteria. below 150 percent of the Federal Poverty Guldellnes, or an annual Veterans Memorial incomeof$7,470!oroneperson,plus $2,610 lor each additional household .Admissions--Robert Roush, Lemember. HEAP Is now an emertart, W.Va.; Mabel Pauley, gency assistance program. Middleport. Applications can be picked up at Discharges---Pearl Sisson; :1 . La~ Sb8ron Icenhower; Templeton,Keith Jr.;P!<;kens; Media I Nancy Goodall, 70, Rl. 1, Patrlot, died Thursday a!ternoon In Lawrence County ·General Hospital, Ironton. Born AprU 19, 1914, In Walnut Tcmnsh!p, Gall!a County, daughter From pt mill to civic project hand. YOWII people wiD have an Flllllllles .or !ndlv!duals who opprlunlty ID take part In a ca~ attend are asked to take aluminum scramble fQr cash. · cans and new8J)IIpers, bundled or A beet berbecue luncheon wW be baaed, to recycle for the Special avaUable at a nmnlnal fee and ll!e Olympics program. Qeef Day II tree of charge and IS · music' and entertalninent will be presented during the lunch hour. open to the publ!c. For additional ~ door prizes wW be I!Warded ln!Drrnl!tion contact the Meigs alollg with a - gate at the end or' County Cooperative Extension Ser· the day. Materlllllfm the pte were vtce, ~ IN PERSON Also swvlvtng are O~S.U.•Washington Lumbe!", Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 Addie Mae Powell Nancy~all Valley • A rea deaths . rorcattlewtthrepreientatlveatrorn donated by pllamlacelltlcal rornpan1es to be on · Middleport. -'.. • ·· ~ ... .,. .., 1111111•* a ,., 1 • ~ ... " . • 5 " I .. _ . j , ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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