http://66.213.69.5/files/original/dfa9a445804ee00bfffd7ac319c7eeef.pdf c63c85ffae3badf8b38ca618bbb1fa27 PDF Text Text 1 o- I he Ually Page Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thu~~SaphNnbar20, 1984 .Boster . endorsement SPECIAL SALE PRICES FRIDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 21st AND SATURDAY1 SEPTEMBER 22nd LADIES' ROBE SPECIAL Special group of lorraine long robes. Fancy Satma wrap style in assorted pastel and fall colors. · Sizes: S·M·l REG. '29.00 W61/e Thsg L111 SUPER SALE QUILT UNED MEN'S HAN(S S7.59 PKG. FLANNEL SHIRTS KNIT BRIEFS Colorful plaid flannel with warm nylon quilt lining. But· · ton or snap front styles. Sizes S, M, land XL Friday and Sa· turday Only $1588 I $)599 fl HANG TEN . $4 99 . ONLY JUNIOR SPORSWEAR · ONLY Special sale prices on our · new lme·of fall dresses. Velours, prints and corduroy in sizes NB to 24 mos. 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. . . Sale Priced · BOSTON UAVELII s1s 9 .... -. SPORTSWEAR MEN'S OR BOYS' Misses sizes 5/6 to 718. Reg, 131.00 Skirts ...""""""" Sale 12 4. 79 Reg. 132.00 Slacks"'""""""" Sale S2S.59 Reg. 136.00 Skirts ............ Salt $28.79 Reg. S62.00 Blazers ..:....... Sale $49.59 Reg. 170.00 Blazers •••"....• Sale 155.99 S) 09 -Corduroy SlackS .-Striped Jeans TWO DAV $ALE/ "CANNON" -lloures -Vnts -Skirts -Blazers -S-Iers. -Knit Tops Misses sizes: 6 to 20 and S, M, Electric Blanket With energy saver comfort control. Beautiful pastel colors, famous Cannon quality. L, XL. l79.99 a.- Sirt hal Controls '" 164.00 161.99 hi Size Dual Conlrols "'"" 1511.1111 159.49 hi Siu Sinf11t Controi....,_I,U.60 154.99 Single sa. Single Cenlrlll.-144.00 REG. I 14.00 to '41.00 ·· Sale · . "Priced S1119 to S3279 SINl:t 111111• carhal"'tt f!~gwl ~\ Ck,.,. • . SALE/ MEN's sJo.9s.WElDERS m; ll1111tUH1 who wear !hem. • ' ' ~ ~ . /lltfflll~f,g !1111 JUNIOR 'a ... •· ALL WEATHER ·Work Clothes COATS S6 The complete line - insulated coveralls, blanket lined or quilt lined coats and jackets, .bib overalls, work dungarees, hoods, regu· lar, shorts and tails. Save Friday and Saturday Assorted colors in long length all weather coats. Perfect for fall weather. Junior sizes 5/6 to 15/16. Reg. $65.00 ..... We $49.00 Reg. $79.00 ..;•• We $59.00 99 PAIR Quality lull size umbrellas in assorted solid colors. Push Dutton opemng. REG. 115.00 tt II $888 . RCA l9"dlagonat Xl~ I00 •,tl.uto. color •Suplt' Accu-· filter Pic· SAlE • ture Tube REG. '429 LITTLE GIRLS' Tights & Leotards Quality Danskin tights and leotards. Long and short sleeve leotards. SeamJess basic tights. White, sky blue, iilac, black, theatrical pink and wine. Sizes: 2 toddlers to girls' size 14. REG. $4.50 .....SALE S3~59 $ . REG. 7.00 ..... SALE SS.59 REG. S9.50 ..... SALE S7.59 !J.eel RCA 25•dlagonetlll.lle Ceritrel SAVE sao · """ ..•tl funclion ..............t. Quality lrOIIIIIr onil Norwalk 2 Piece living Roam Suites Solids, plaids ollll stripeL · lor picture tubo REG. •1075.00 TO S1116.00 •Super eccufll· . . •Pec8n or Pine REG . •719 ' · ~wransJtr ·s.,, Gtwe yo.ur ro011 patftrM p,J~u DENIM JEANS Boys' si_zes to slim and regular size, 8 16 husky s1zes 8 to 18, student sizes 26 to 30 waist (choose your correct length). Prewashed. · BOys .SJ4.95 Boys S18.95 Boys S16.95 Boys SJ4.95 Jeans •• S17 .88 Jeans •• S14.88 Jeans •• S13.88 Jeans •• S11.88 \ '. ,. ..', ... · ·· ~ :· ,,,,,, ,,.,,,, 20 Special rack of Wrangler and Lee junior jeans. Not all sizes. REG. '23.00 TO 139.00 "'" .$9 88 . ' that helped unlonl;l.ed coal companies eope with non-union competition. · Trumka, however, suggested the union might ca11· some selective ·strikes ~t lndpendent coal companies, which are not In the BCOA. • Bobby R. Brown, chief executive otttcer of Consolldatlori Coal Co, of Pittsburgh and the top bargainer for management. smUed as he left a· downtown Washington hotel, but re{used to comment on the settlement. · Tnimka would not reveal theproposedlengthofthe new pact, which he planned toootllneforunlonleaders trom the UMW' s 21 coaltleld districts, along with members of the UMW:s governlilg 18-member International Execiltlve Board, who had ~~een· · summoned.here earlier In the week. .Windmills. . . becoming · distinct · .,. court could not find any Information to support the allegations. Stewart also all~ that evidence presented at the pre-trlal hearing . did nor suwort the finding of guUty regarding murder, and tl)at he was placed In . jeopardy twice for the I Windmills are few . and flU' between In' Meigs County. In fact, this wlndmUI, owned by . Rutland area residents, Jim and Elizabeth Lucas, just might ~ the same ollmse. · . · · ohlyone. ·~ The judge explaiDed that StEwart Standing 24 feet high with a wheel was Indicted on October 10, 19'19 on 1 elghtfeetlndlameter,ltwasbulltby Stewart charges that the court . an aggravated mUrder charg{> and , the Aermotor Company of Chicago erred In permitting the misconduct that although Stewart was allowed ln1921. Thecompanylsoowlocated · of the prosecuting attorney and the to enter a plea of guUty to a reduced In Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. law officers who Investigated his charge of murder on November 25, Lucas boughtthewtrnimtntroma case. He further charges he was 19J9, he was not reindicted at that Delaware, Ohio, grocery finn In given Ineffective assistance from time therfore was not piaced In 1969 tor $75. His wife, who knew Ills attorneys, J.B. O'Brten, William j~rdy. Lucas ,had always wanted a Eachus and Douglas Utile, and that · Stewart had previously filed a windmill, Initiated the sale and then he ~as.denied equal prot~tiOf! alld .~ motion fo1: post conviction came borne and 8.llliOOIICl!d to him~ ·dUE" process of law; • relief on Jimii&IY 25, 1981, but that . that she had foonda wlndmlll. All he Arter review~ the case, the . motion was also denied. · had to do was figure out how to Ret It · · home.ltwas welded iotlieroofofthe store at the time. The store owners arranged to . have It removed from the root by a ...S 0 • ...,, PunwsO), BOll QUEEN CANDIDATES - ~ el a- live ' Ju'Y crane. Or)a! on the ground, the Serey, • "*- wiD relp over lbe _ .. Mffp llltlh Jo GGrllml. .......,. of Tom and problem ofmbvlngltwasentlrely up 8cllool . ~. ~•. l!e!lt- .. ,.._ lbe PIIIIM'!Ioy, bid, I to r, Debby Weny, claqiRr of to Lucas. He ended up haullng the 'l1lom8l and lady Weny, Pa.nau.t, and .Jodi Miler, Mu'tluden meet Nelloavlle-York il& llle Melp CHESHJRE - Transportation "Afewofthemhavecars,butthen windmill In two piEces to his of Gaqe and Marll,yD Miller, M»lkt'OI't. S&adiMm. Queen lWlddales I tl Eclell by llle 8l!lllor for senior citizens and help when the there's some. like me, who don't 's urbutban Delaware home where ct.. are 1raat, I to r, Marla Averlon, datJ&Mer of The.....,... wll be uewaed daltagpre-pmeadlvtlles. food runs'out arethemalnconcerns, have any transportation," she said. he reassembled It In his yard. Perla Averion, Pomeroy; Krl8len Bailey, of older and lower-Income people In While the county senior citizens Lucas began with the Intention of Gallla and Meigs counties. .using thewlndmlll to.actuallypwnp organizations provides transporta· Those needs were expressed to tion, HJif said It was somewhat water, untll he discovered parts Gallla·Melgs Community . Action limited IIi Its hours. · , were missing from the Inside. He Agency's board ol directors ThursEdwa$ said the problem will he tried to obtain thepartsbuthilsslnce day during a public hearing. addressed II\ Its · application for given upon the Idea . CAA Executive DireCtor Sidney funding. CAA does provide transWhen Mr. and l'>lrs. Lucas moved · Edwards said the hearlngwas held pOrtation to Its clients, and In the to Meigs County ln1975, the windmill to give CAA sonie direction when It past year has received tundlngtrom came with them, once again In two applies for a continuation of Its both counties lo COI}tlnue the plrees and had to again he By KEVIN KElLY . bankrupt, s;ild the building's can- May, Celeste's capital Improvecommunity service block grant program. assembled. ments bill contained $3.2 ml!!lon tor OVP SW1 Writer • pletton Is on line with the fall $ funding for the remainder of this . Edwards Informed the board and It still doesn't pump any water, . RIO GRANDE Fall quarter deadline set when ground was construction of a new classroom year. . but It surely makes pretty sight. the audience that a cheese and . bulldlnl! at RGC-CC. The current funding expires Sept. butter distribution has been slated students at Rio Grande'College and broken for II In Aprllll&. Theentlte amount tor the building :Jl, he explained, and ' It . can he for next week. He said rT .ax> pounds Corrununlt:Y Colleg" will soon he taking classes In the new science was paid by state funds, Batylco i!xtended untU the end of December of cheese and appr!lldmately 16,00! said, and will provide the campils and matli building on campus. to provide service until a new year pounds of butter will ' be spilt A dedicatiOn ceremony for the $3 .with a new center for scleiiCebegins. . between the two counties. mUllOn structure has beeri.set for related c.'lasses, which were forHe added that after making Nearly 71! people from . the Oct. 9. Gov. Richard F . Celeste wW merly held In Haning HaD. two-cOUI1ty area attended the hear· lnqutrles to regional food pantries, .. he t)le guest speaker. Community college olficials detng. Ubby Hill, who resides on U.S. CAA will be able to distribute such College spokesman Richard Ba.· tennlned In 1975 that Haning was 35 near Gallipolis; outlined the Items as convneal and tlolir to the tylco. noting a minor delaY. was energy lnettlclent and too small to dlt!lcultles for senior citizens to get disadvantaged, along with cheese created ..when the plllmbtng finn meet growing demands tor sclellce rides 1o grocery stores and doctors' . and butter. · hired to work on the buDding went · courses. The board of trustees (Continued on page 12) appointments. applied for funding In 1979 and eventually won a line Item In the state's capital Improvements budget. However, funding was not released by theOftlce olBIJd&let and of..,. w.- d...,... . 59900 Managmlent untO early 1983. . Bidding was held shortly afterward and t!le ~ral contract went · . to SatelllteConstruc\k>n. Columbus,. tor $1.4 lllllllon. · The new buDding contains OFF three li.ology labs, two chemistry labs, a .physlcslab,acomputercenteranda getlel'8l sc1e11ce tall- There Is also a greenhouse' and classroom , and olftcespare. : Ba.tyko said the$3mlllioncovered not only constructiOn costs; but $3'15,tnlwtrth 91 equipment tor each department. The biOlogy depart- ment recelvetl ~.00!; peystcs, s:li.OOl; cherillstry' $00,00!; and Tate' lap · Dance lags • Purm • Shoulder lags • Swtotshirt logL · . general sclenq!, $3,tnl. · 'Ibe ·cent« Is also staffed with S1.49 •••••••••••••••••••• SALE S1.19 S3.00 .................... SALE ,S2.39 S4.SO •••••••••••••••••••• SALE S3.5·9 S6.00 .................... SALE S4.79 $35.00! worth of new c'ompuiers, Ba.tylco added, along With $7,tnl tor audio-visual equipment and SQI,IOI tor mtscellanrous materlal such as olftce materials. With thecornputercentermllne,' each sctbol at RGC·CC wiii·!IOW he ., ,, ,., e depenunBIIe. A oo0ece IPI"' dl1oe ... IMdllr+'DIIIIBioan.tleCW!ep_. lllldtlietlltelemwll&farlllellldl•• ....... ~ Colep will be ~[a W OrJt. I. D wll lor- ......I • • IDclcc 'kl COil. . . . . . ptV¥Ide the campa1 wllll '.. llrll n11 J 1 a h£ n 1 to DEDICATION PIANNBD - Tile D ID&Ia . _ Ml POMEROY ' ' .. . , FALL PURSES REG. REG. lEG. RIG. I ~ the , p!'t¥l8al !s exp~Wned to rank-and-fUe rruimbets lntheeastern,MtdwesternandAppalachlan coalftelds. Trumka refused to say .whafthe Industry gained In the t.entatlye accord, respo~ to the question by saying, "Wedohaveatentallveagreernent.Isn'tthata glantsteptorwardlnthlslndustry." · The agJ'IleiJ!f!lt reached early today, If approved by the membersblp, seals wllgl!s and other working condltlonswlththe32coalcompanlestluithelongtothe Blturnlmtis Coal Operalln Association, the umbrella bargaining · group . representing the major coal producers. When the talks bega!l last ·April, Brown, citing a slackdemandforcoal,hadsaldoneprlnclpallndustry goal in this year's ~hetogetarontract 25 Cento ' LITTLE GilLS' ~ ~" • ntw look with quaHty wallpaper. Hundreds of to c"-t from. JEANS CLEARANCE r.~li ' N--- ---"- eo,,.,,, .... ......... .. OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 SATURDAY nL 5 USE OUI FlEE PAlliNG LOTS . 1 JUNIOR ' · .J '· ONlY 4 TO $ELL $ .. · . WALLPAPER SALE BOYS' LEE AND WRANGLER .. ' LIVING ROOM SAYINGS •ClUattl cryst•l A 2 Sectiono. 12 P Mu-.lnc. Ohio's Celeste main. speaker for Rio ·building· dedication ~,,~' ~---------------~~ enttne Transportation, help . main elderly conc~rns UMBRELLA SPECIAL Sale Prices C,~O GLOVES Heat res1sta~ts1de split leather full lined sparkre· s1stant, plastiCIZed gauntlet cuff. limited quantity. . Carhartl Brown Duck • • y 0. Page 7 Pomaroy...;.Middlaport, Ohio, Friday.'Septamber 21. 1984 Meigs County Common Pleas Court Judge Charles Knlghl h<ts denied the post conviction rellef I request of Thomas M. Stewart. Stewart Is presently serving a sentence In the Chlll!rothe Correc· tlonal Facility for theSeptember ~6. l979 murder of · Orville Keith · Landers In Middleport. · ·CANNoN• . WRANGLER SPORTSWEAR .r,~-· '•' Boston Traveler Quality! Springfoot quality - boys' sizes 7 to 11, men's 9 to 15. White with color tops. Many h1gh school colors. Friday and Saturday only. · Q MISSES .. ' '\ Brown, tweed and plaid colors '" blazers. skirts and slacks. Tube Socks .a t Conviction. relief request disallowed LADIES' SUPER SALE/ e ' WASIJlNGTPN (AP) -The soft coal InduS~ and . vlrtuaDy cripple the ~tlon with a coal strllce, have the Unllelj Mille Workers union reached tentative walked off the job tn labor dls!Ntes often nlan'ed by agreement today on a new contract that union . · vlolellce. · · President Richard Trumka said ")las absplutely no · Bobby R. Brown, .chief executive otflcer of givebacks" and would Ukely avert a threatened coal .Consolidation Coal Co. of Pittsburgh and .the top strike. · bargainer for management, smiled as he left a Bargalnersforthetwoslde$settiedat4: 45a.m .EDT downtol\'n Washington hole! with Ills negotiating on the proposed pacttoreplaceonethatexplresOct.l. . colle3i"f'S but n!tused to comment on thesettlemet)t. The agreement came after Sf\'eralhours of what · TrumkawouldnotrevealtheprqlOiedlengtholthe TrumkacaUed"veryhardbargatnlng." newpact,whlchheplannedtooutUneforunlonleaders .n tank-and-tile miners ratify the contract - and rrom the UMW' s 21 coaltleld districts, who had been Trumka said he expected a vote as early as .next summonedhereearllerlntheweek.Buthedldsaythat Thul'sday·- ttwouldbetheflrsttbneslncel964thatthe thel&l,®memberunlondldmake"smlewagegalns two sides wUI have reached a strike-tree settlem!!llt. and sane other economic gains." Flvetlmesslncethemld-1~. theUMW,whlchunder Trumkaretuselltogpintodetallsooprovlslonstnthe the leadership ol the I~nda!y Jotm L. Lewis «;;llld . cdntract, saytng !IE! did not want )he word to get out Fall Dresses $879 Photos, story Soft.cQal .iridustry, UMW reach ,agreement PIG. LI1TLE GIRLS' Long sleeved knit shirts by Campus. Assorted fa II colors. Sizes 4 to 7. Smart looking fall colors. Choose gray, red or turquise. Vests · Skirts · Blouses · Pants . Jackets. Junior Sizes: 3 to 13 and S,M, L. REG, s27.00 ..... SALE S18.19 REG. S30.00 ~.... SALE S20.99 REG. S3S.OO ..... SALE S24.49 REG. S42.00 ..... SALE S29.39 . story 911 Page t Vot.34, No.1 13 ' KNIT SHIRTS . Flower· show winners CopyrighiMt 1 "84 REG. 111.00 LITTLE BOYS' See phoio on P&Ae 6 Padres win NL West ' Sizes 30 to 44. 3· briefs in a package. Soft, absorbent 100% cotton. limited quantity. Friday and Saturday. ; ' ' See JeUer on Page 2 MEN'S 119.95 AND S20.95 Sheets meets Reagan . \, t . .. . • • aa.m n.. statfed with a word processor, Ba.tyko Said. Prior to COnStruction, college ofllclals said the sclelfce and mat!) taclllty would probably he. the Iaat r;nalor construction 011 campus. In 'I . BEOO~G DISTJNcr- Wln*niDs are soon becoming lar and lew lleCw- Uae !lap In Meigs Cow&y. 'lbe wiDdunlll above Is owned by .llm.all!l .f'heWii._ of Rutland . ' ' \ �Ohio Conm1entary Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVO'l'ED TO i1'HE l)'ITERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA .... ~ ~m~ -r·~=·~ I""T"'\..... ..... q,~ ROBERT L. WINGETI' PubliSher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFWC:JI General Manapr DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor ' A MEMBER of The Associated p...,..., IDiand Dally Press Aosoola· lion and the Amerlc~ New-per Publishers ibsool..tlon. ' LETTERS OF OPINION are w~come. ~ 8boukl be I~ thaD 311 w0.. lalti· AllletttrAaresubJedtoetlltln&'aadmuMbeslpedwllh ume, addressaad ; 1111epbane 11111nber. No unalped letleN wUI. be published. LeUen should be .ia ...,..,..,., addrioiiiDclo....,., not ~tleo. ' WASIDNGTON - Once again · more than six million Jews pro. the International Convention on the vldes the most appalling example Prevention imd Punishment of the of genocide .Jn this century, but Crime of Genocide Is back In the there have been other instances news. If the Senate will agree to the Mtably the near extermination or two sensible and prudent reserva· the Ibos of Nigeria - that have tions sought by Sen. Jesse Helms, aroused the condefnn!l,tlon or the R·N.C., the Jn!8tY should be civilized world. . In b1s rea!llt · rallfled. Nothing of significance wiD statement to .the SeDate Foreign be lost by the Senate's conseni and Relations Committee, Helins spo&e some minimal measure of good wiD of the "horror" of genocide. It was may be gained. · precisely the rfgbt word. The Genocide Convention was Given this unantrnlty of opinion approved unanimously by the U.N. on genocide ltse11, why has a treaty Genefal Assembly In December with so noble a purpose laJiguished, 1948. The fobowlng June, President SQ long? The answer lies .In part Truman !lent the treaty to the With 1111' languaj:e of the convention, Senate.Wlth a recommendation that and In part with the language of our It be approved. The •Senate balked own Constitution. then, as it has balked for the 1be convention defines five acts ensuing 35 years, on questions of committed Willi intent to destroy "unde!'Standlng," It is time to have "In whole or in part" a national, these questions resolved. ethnical. racial or religious goup. As the term "genocide" gener· There are 1) k1lllng members of the aDy is understood, the crime gro1,1p; 2) causing serious bodily "or arouses revulsion almost beyond mental" harm to members or the description. Hitler's slaughter of Economic contrasts · Americans can be very happy tbat aver the past two yt>ars business people have made their own asse;sments of the future - and acted.on them - rather than llstenlng to their ecooomlc advisers, · They can lie happy, among other things, for jobs, which wen: created In such volume tbat no ecooomlst woold have bem helleved had he projected the actual number - 6.8 mllllon since December lll82. ~ went all out over the past couple of years. The economlc advisers beld back. ~out the expansion thatbegan In the !lnal month of lll82 there has · bem In fact a strong dichotomy betweeil Ulose who analyze and forecast, and those who must make the hard money decisions. Analysts and forecasters viewed the economy throUgh allsttactiQns, such as seasonally adjusted annual rates, and soft estimates. sue~ as 'what tire Federal Reserve Board was likely to do or not·do. The hard money decisions were very real actions. the klild that can earn the chlef exeeutlve a bonus or a !!ring. They lhvolved bfg money for capacity expanskm, Inventory rebuilding, hiring. • · Thomas.Love of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce gathered statistics on the extent of blrlng over the ~ months since December ll£2 and came up ' with some remarkable observations, to wit: · · "More jobs were created in the United statesdurlngthis20-rnonth period than were created In Japan during the last 10 years. . "And·the 8!ll,OXJ jobs created In America during May alone surpassed , lbe numher created In the entire European Economic Community during ~ · Jasi decade." . If there Is an economist who foresaw this, he hMn't stepped forward to Identify himself. Nor have many of them been identlfled with some of the other numbers that have been Prodlfed: -Gross National ProduCt: Up more than ·$500 blllJon. trom an annual rate of $3.1 trilllon in the final quartk of 1984 to $3.65 trUllon In the second quarter of 1984. '-Personal Consumption Expendltures: Up $28 billion, from an annual . rate of $2.~ trUllon In the final quarter ofl984 to $2.33 tr!Ulon in the second quarter of 1001. · · , -Disposable Persona!.lncome: Up $32 trtlllon, from an annual ra.te of $2.24 tr1llion in the final quaher of1984 to $2.56 trUllon In the second quarter of 1984. · The numbers add up to a recovery !ol'I'See!l by nobody- judging at least from the printed record - not even the White !:louse economists. · -Housing starts more tl1an doubled, !rom an annual ra1e of !!!85 than a mUUon ·In the recession to more than 2 mllllon during the spring and to ·levels that remained above 1.75 mllllon Into the summer. • . -New-car sales. which dipped to annual rates just over 7mllllon units In 1982. rebounded to more than .11 milllon duiing the recovery a1!d have remained between 10 ·million and 11 mllllon since thEn. • · • Add the return of pl'OWctlvtty gains, which au but disappeared In the previous decade-and·a ·half, and the taming of the ln1lation. .. Negatives remain: The budget deficit, the big minus In net exports, and by the reckoning of some analysts - not all by any means- the lncredlbly high value of the dollar in relation to other currencies. . Those three· items should he sufficient for people who Uke to dwell on 'negatives, but those wonderfully big plus figures shouldn't he forgotten. In them Is a lesson for the future. :Letter to the editor UMWA endorses Boster District Slx President, Ed Bell, has announced the State and Local Coal Miners POlitical Action Com· mlttee (COMPAC l Councils of Dtstrict Six have endorsed State .R epresentative Jolynn Booter ( IJ. Gallipolis) in her bid for re<!lectlon. UMWA Selections were made by a 15-member State Council panel whicli represented the four (4) div!sions of DlslriCJ Six in Ohio. Candidate recommendations were based upon an indiv!cfu·al candl· date's pilbllc record and a personal interview. - Ed Bell, President, District Six, UMWA. A great place to live ·; Do we all realize that this Is a ·wonderful community that we live In? 1be benefits are too nuruerous. :tiJ mention. Sometimes we are too :Ungrateful to reallze how many ;people are worklng to make this a better place to call our hometown. ' Much or · the lime spent .Is by ;volunteer workers that sometimes 'hear thank you as a reward, and not ~paycheck. :: J111t for an example several )nembers ot my raridty, including ~. either have had or do have the ~ dheue or cancer. This :dteaded monster works In hum~· ;ous ways to ~troy lives and ·!)omes. A1sp I have lost many dear ' Pushes •for more brisinesses l< •, In put years while ltvlnl in the :JDW'II at Rutland, I have tueflln a .':lot ot •lahts and now would like to :aay our nys. town has II'OW'JI In many I : We sWI don't have 'a swtnunlll&' :pool a tennis court or a real park; ·tor our ldds to reaDy play ln. : Old houses are 1howlng thl!ir qe. We need new rules to clean them ~P. We hear people say at6 P·!IL the mores cloee up and everyone &001 to bed with the chlcllena, 1'111111 true eJtcepl tor the ~ place, a true or • ~ ~ friends to cancer. Are all of us · aware or the wondeFful people working endlessly )o try to make life a little easter for usordowejust take them for granted? To just mention a few, our Cancer Society, Community Action program. Home Health Care Center, Mental Health Center and many .other· people work endlessly to make· Meigs Colinty a better place to IIV!!. i also praise our only hospital and the entire staff of nurses and physldans that do their best to help , us with their compassion for mankind. In short, I praise God for our great community and Its people. - Dolly WOOds. • ...·.. .. . \1 ., bustnesS and the only place.open 1ft town. I would ~ that "'-lneis someone ll!e8 hoW here Is lOst since we lulw Jolt oae.gas station that cloled whlt;h really hurt us. There are bualness lOcations In Rutl4nd avatlable. u'we aD push for growth and new · buslnes we rna)' see lt.;;o for now, come on, RutlaJid. . we can grow. Let'a sbow the .l'elt !I Melp County proud how It's done and lfl'a be oi 001" IOWI1. - Floyd li. Clell\nd, Box 144-F, ~·Ohio 457~. 'f- Colt Fortysix .captures Little Brown Jug ra.ce ·Genocide ·convention._____J_am___es_J_.-:-K'~·'pa-:-t-:-ric-::-k The Daily Sentinel tty "shaD be submitted to the International Court ol Justice at the request of any 9! the parties to the dispute." A threshold problem is that our own Constitution, is defining the . supre!ftfl law of our land, says that the supreme lal!' includes treaties "made under the authority of the United States." This convention would be slich a treaty. It would bind au state and federal jud&a. The first o1 the HelmS rNe!vatloiJs .would make it clear that the treaty authorizes o~ IeglslaiJon ''whlcli would be valid in the ablence of the convention." Surely this Is a , reasonable proposal. Helms' second )'t!Serv!ltlon goes to Article IX. He wants a formal understanding thai the United ·states will not accept tbe World Court's jurisdiction ovet any 00. mestlc matter "as determined .by the United States." This language echoes the Connally Amendment or 1946, which the Seoate prudently adopted as a condition of recoantz· lilg the World Court at that time. Again, Helms is on sound ground. It is unlikely that the Genoekle Convention, if ratified, ever Would · be Invoked In the United Stl\tes. To . be sure~ opponents have concocted horror stories. By tortuous inlerpre. tatlon, tbe treaty conceivably could be invoked against ra~lal .honilcides, or against. a bigoted Louts' Farrkhan who causes "serlo!ls rriental harm" to Jews, or against public officials who fall to protect Aleuts, American Indians, and braceros who come in to pick lettuce. These are · frivolous conjectures. It IS doubtfui, Indeed, that the Genocide Convention ever wiD amount to anything more than a symbol of man's f!NUisloil at Inhumanity to man. So long as it is made clear that we are not effectively amending our Constitu· tlon, and that we are not sliJ're!lder· ing sovereignty over our dorpestlc a!!alrs to any world tribunal, the Senate would do well to advise and . group; 3) deliberately infilcting on the lll'OUP conditions of life calcu· lated to bring about Its pbysical destrucilon In whole or in part; 4) lmllO'Ing measures Intended to prevent births Within the group; and ~) forcibly transferring child· ren of the 81'0\lP to another group. 1be eonventlon commits the signatories to 11!19Ptfng ' leglslation "In accordance wl.th their res~· live Constitutions". - note the language - provil)lng for the punlahment or public officials or private Individuals w~ commit · any or the prohibited !'Cts. Such persons woold be tried In the country In . wl\ich the acts were . committed "or by such tnterna· Ilona! trtbunal as may have juris· dlctlon With respect to those contractfnl parties whicb shaU have accepled its jurisdiction." Under Article IX of the conven· lion - and this is one of the serious . sticking points - questions of Interpretation and state . responslbll· . e1'111. @)19i~ RID' -~--eu,w· ..... HUL.fo4E 9-C · , .. . . "You'll have to take It down. It violates our sign ordinance- and out fair hooslng laws." consent. ' ~lure . Jack Anderson and very large rate-hike approvals, . - Georgia: Vogtie .2 (Gj!orgia · several nuclear uWitles will con· Power Co.) · . tlnue to labor under high tlnanclng -Illinois: Carroll County 1 and 2 costs, and earnings will sag." (Commonwealth Edi!llln). The report warns: "Several -Texas: SouthTexas2(Houston bankruptcies are probable If regu. Ught and ~et). Iators prohibit utilities from raising - Mississippi: Grand G'ulf 2 rates enough to cover a large share (Mississippi Power and Ughl). of the canceled projects." - . Pennsylvania: Umerick 2 But if the endangered utilities are (Phlladeiphla Electric). allowed to pasS the costs on to their - Ohio: Perry (Cleveland customers ana complete the power Electric). plants, they'D have to raise their - Michigan: Midland (Consu· rates anywhere tram 40 percent to mer Power Co.) . 9J percent, the report predicts. The shaky condition of the The repon Identified 15· unfln· nuclear power Industry is no secret !shed nudear power plants on the to Investors. Sharp drops iD nuclear danger list. Since then, five at them utilities' earnings and the expecta· have been canceled. . lion of furtber ad;verse regulatory Here are the 10 others that could decis.ions have sent the price of he aborted: . these companies' · stocks down an - New Hampshire: Seabrook 1 average of ~· percent In less than a and 2 (Public Service Co. of New year. Hampshire) . · In desperation, nuclear power .companies have turned to · their accountants to minimize the ~ state of their sorry earnings position. A bookkeeping , device, "allowance for funds used d\lflng construction," let!; the company suppose a certain equity resulting from the cost of building a new plant - a supposlt!Qn that would obviously be untenable if the plant were not completed. The device . further lnfiates a cinnpany's apparent Income by allowing deduction of the Interest costs on money borrowed for the constructlop. "More than ha11 o1 all reported Income m 19113 may have been attributable to the non-cash credits that are permitted by this accOunt· lng procedure, and thus actual earnings have been greatly over· stated," another Internal .govern. ment report warns, adding: .N uclear power's shaky WASIDNGTON - 1be nuclear · power Industry ...., already stagger· tng .u nder enorriious construction· cost Increases caused by . safety concerns - may soon be "kneecapped" by more cancellations of plants now under construction. And utility customers unlucky enough to be buying eleetricity from the atfected companieS could wind up paying huge rate increases to rescue the COI'p')rations !rom their sour Investment in nuclear facillties. That's the gist of a closely held federal agency repon seen by my associates Michael BIJistetn and John D!Uon . It Paints a grim picture' of the nuclear power industry's future. "The ·earnings outlook for the nuclear sector clearly is not encouraging," the report notes with understa.tement. .. Absent the un· likely emergency of strong demand Remedial sex "education.._____A_r:_tB_uc_hwa__,_ld With aU the controversy going on ""\klng. about abortion and cootracept!w Since th2 anti·stork mechanisms devices, It's time to have a dld no harm to the bird, they were Remedial Sex Education course for · sold in drugstores and were even adults. made available free to those who As everyone -"is aware, a baby Is couldn't attol-d them. · delivered by a stork. · You would think that ewry()ne The question is, bow does the would be happy to havr devices on stork know It the person wants a the tnarkel that could keep a ltork baby or not? The answer is, it from depos!Ung an unwelcome doesn't. baby on a doorstep. But this doesn't seem to be the The stork Is a very dumb bird and never questions wtM!n it drops a case. There are weD meaning baby on somebody's mat whether It people 1n thlscountrywhofervently Is welcome or not. ' believe that stotlcs should be Sometimes It dumps ·a baby at a perrmtted to . cleiiYI!r bablel aay. teenager's house, other t1met1 It w~ they ~. no JIWta' how may di,Joslt ~With a -family that mUCh havoc: It will ~ lfl U. , doesn't have enough to eat, and on future. • · many occasions it delivers . Its The pto-stomn ICCIIII! people paclcsge to somebody who doesn't who don't want bablea 011 beJni even like chlldren. stork' limen, and they demaJid all 1be stupid stork never thinks that antf·stork remedies be taJren eft the an unwan~ baby c.a n grow up to market. , he an unwanted . adl!lt, lacklng In , They, want· to c1o1e down any love and mad at the whole damn ' private or peminent aaeney that world. The bird d~n't hesitate !o . advises women•011 how to keep the leaveone~t a doorwheretherels no storl! away from · their door. They ,father, ~· tile mother. Ia fnra!d to reru.e to ~ the fact that wblle raise it all alone. thetr t.eachJnp ha~ made the 1t0r11 Years-ago women got angry at lntalllble, other people In the Wlll'ld . tbe stork making so many mJs. may haYe some reservatloni llbout takes. They demanded "stork the bird IIW<ioplng down unanControl" and protection from unweJ. nounced on a stoop or· tenen1e11t bundles on thelt steps. apartmellt. Bowing to ' pressure, AltJelican The stork Issue has become the Industry developed an entire .aJTay q'lOSt emotional one In the Ameli· of anti·stork llevices to scare the can political campaign. .The pro. lllnl away. Wb11e not completely · stork and anll·stork factions are stork·proof, the devices did wt splitting the country. Thole poll!I· down 011 the number ·of lndiiC!1ml· claJis who adyucate "lltol1i'control" nate deliveries tbe~tork .had beeri .have been put on hit !IJts and come ., attacked !rom the pulpit. -AI the moment, the law of the land is that if you want to keep a stork from dropping a baby on you, you can legaJly do so. But the pro-storkers are worklrig feverishly to change ihls, so you have to take delivery whether you want to or rot. The majority of wymen in the . country insist they should decide for themselves wileth@r they wapt a. . bundle of joy from the bfg bird or. not. The majority of men couldn't care less becau.'le when tliey're out to have a gOOd time the last thing they' thlnk .about Is a stork.· , ---------,....., . Berry s World ' . The Daily ON TO VICTORY - Colt Forty Six, with Chrl& Borin~ In the sullcy, leiUis Pleas8nt Lauchler to win lhe 38th I'WIIIIDr atlhe Little Brown Jti( Thursday In Delaware, Ohio. (API ••etphoto), Grogan not happy as backup · ByThe .A "M'Jat..tPrel!8 . Tony Eason and Matt Cavanaugh both held thejobatonetlme. Now, it belongs to Steve Grogan and he isn't too pleased about it. · The position in question is backup quarterback for the New England Patriots. Eason had it recently as last week, but he was announced as the starter for this Sunday's game against the Washingtort Redsklns after be came off the bench to rally the Patriots from a 23-0 deficit to a JS.~ victory over the Seattle Seahawks. Cavanaugh was the Pats No. 2 quarterback from 1978 through the 1982 season. He started a few times, but for the most served as Grogan's backup. This week, Cavanaugh could be the starter for the illlfW~V~ted ' San Fral}clsco 49ers beCause Joe Montana has br\tlsed rills and is considered questionable for the game against the Phll.adel· phia Eagles. . In other Nat!Otial Football league games Sunday it will he: Houston at Atlanta, the Los Angeles Rams at C:incinnatl, Minnesota at Detroit, the NeW York Jets at Buffalo, Pittsburgh1at Cleveland, St. Louis at N!W Orleans, Chicago at Seattle, Indianapolis at Miami, Green Bay as at Dallas, KliRsas City at Denver and Tampa Bay at the New York Giants. San DieiiO visits the Los Angeles Raiders Monday night. Philadelphia Coach Marion Campbell sald Mtintana offers a problem for l1fs 1·2 team because he scrambles but "Cavanaugh, too, has been around a lot and is a good Grogan, who holds every New quarterback. They may try to get England passing record, bas told th€ ·eavanaugh to go outside since be Patriots coaching sfiili that he c:kjes can also scramble." not want to get Into a system of TWo other backup quarterbacks rotating quanerbacks for the 2·1 · who will ·b e introdu<.'e!i ·with tl)e team. starters Sunday will he Steve Eason could be living easy if his DeBerg of Tampa Bay and Jeff offensive Une ~ the job against Kemp oi tlie Rams. . theRedsklns, 1·2, who have allowed DeBerg, who slar\ed 47 games in an average of 326.7 passing yards his previous seven.NFL years With per game. San .F rancisco and Denver, re Grogan, who have suttered some placed Bucs starter Jack 1bompson severe knee Injuries, disagrees. in the ·second quarter of their 21-17 "I don't agree with that evalua· victory over Detroit. He was iton." he said. "Tony madeonenlce ]8.for·27 for 195 yards and two run (a 25-yarder for a touchdown touchdowns in his stint. !Jg&inst Seattle) and outside of that Kemp, son of the former Ameri· he never (lot oot of the pocket outside can Football League quarterback of the bootlegs thatwere called. I've andcurrentU.S.CongressmanJack been running a lot of years and still Kemp, will lead the Rams against feel like I can run." the Bengals. Los Angeles starter Cavanaugh could be running one Vince Ferragamo could miss as of the league's best offenses if many as six games because of a Jl.lnntana's rills are sllll hurting llrokat finger. Kemp, who bas comegametlme. attempted 25 passes In hlsflve-game "He has a lot poise and havinghlm NFL career, will be backed up by in there does not affect our game Steve Oils, who was acquired from plan that much ," 49ers Coach Bill the Minnesota VIkings this week for Waishsald. a l$5 draft ch()lce. DELAWARE, Ohio (AP) -COlt Fortysix and On The Road Again, Winners of the first legs of pacing's Trtple Crown this year, aren't even eifglble for the third jewel, the Messenger, but still could compete. COlt Fortyslx, silencing critics Who say he can't race agaii!st the best horses, captured the Uttle Brown Jug, the middle leg of the three-race series, on 'Illursday. On The Road Again, who has won more than $1.5 million this year, won the first jewel, the Cane Pace, In June. He wasn't elfglbleforthe Jug. Although the owners of the two horses did no) krep up their suStaining payments for the Mes· senger Stakes, holh standouts are ..Xpected to compete Oct. 6 at Roosevelt Raceway, If they pay the supplemental fee. · Chris Boring, Colt Fortysix's driver and. trainer, says there is nothing that will match his Jug triumph, not tbe Messenger and not his 1 minute, 50 3-5 second mUe last month in Springfield,Ill., the fastest ever tor a harness horse. "Winning the Jug ' is better than anything we could ever do, " sald Bor'lng, competing In this classic at the Delaware (Ohio) CountY Fair· grounds for the first time. The Albatross colt made it iook easy before a record 47,012 fans. He led wfre.Jo.wlre In the first division (1: 55 2·5) and the raceotf (1: 55). "After I got to the qliarter," Boring said, "I knew I was going to stay on top. I knew what my horse could do from thereout. He'sgot a lot of heart.' ' Boring recalled his unprecedented time in the Review Futurity at Springfield. · "People said 'So what,"' he said. ''They said conditions were right and that we had not beaten or raced against the headline horses." And With the one-two mooey· winners of 1984, On The Road Again and Guts, not here, Boring admitted that the 3-year-{)ld pacing ranks are Present Laughter faded to fourth place In 1!\liraceoffwtth Shady Deaf fifth, Armbro Cadet sixth, Panorama seventh, Coloton Colllns eighth and And Fitch ninth. Legal Notice had broken the Jug: record with awtnniilg1: 5.1J.5mlletn: the second division. The old recont, of 1: 54 3-5 was set by Temujln In a · ~at otthe 1982 Jug. • Legal Notice· also erased the: world record foraJ.y~ar-()Jdpactng: colton a ha11·mlletrack. That mark· also was set by Temujlri here two: yearsago. . He also tied thi!fastestmUe by any· unsettled. "There still may he that doubt," Boring said. "But I feel he bas beaten some of the real good horses. I am quite proud of him." Longshot Present Laughter, parked out in .second with John Campbell In tbe sulky, kept Legal Notice bottled up In third along the 'rail for most of the raceoff. By the time driver John Hayes Jr. movel) Legal Notice otf tbe raU in mldstretch, Colt Fortys!x had the vic;tory clinched. He beat Legal Notice by three-fourths of a length . Troub~rwas third, one length back. A frustrated Hayes said, "I was caught behind the Red Sea and It never parted.'' COlt Fortysix returned raceoff mutuels of $4.40, $2.~ and $2.~. . Legal Notice $2.~ and $2.~ and Troublemaker $2.40. aged pacer on a half.mfJe oval. It's: Fritz establlshed his record of 1: 53 3-5 at Louisville, Ky., last-year. Troublemaker took the. third ' division In 1: 55 2·5. • ColtFortyslxcollected$110,931fC)r his fourth and fifth straight victories from the total record purse of $366,717. His oWners, Proudfoot Fanns of. Franklin, Mich., and Boring have preferred·to campaign the colt In~ Midwest. This was his first ~ · rtencewltha half·mUe track ant! his ' winnings almost matched the $121,001 be had won In l8 previoUs starts In 1984. . Legal Notice earned $57,857 and~ Troublemaker $49,506. ' r---------....;..:- r------------'1 SALES & SERVICE Early showdown featured in MAC By The A880Ciated Press Western Michigan's Broncos will discover if they are for real Saturday when !bey bid for their GRAVELY ·TRACTOR 204 Condor St. Pomery,OH PhQne 992·2975 Spring & Summer Hours:· Mon .• fri. 9 to 5 Sat . 9 to 1 week. EasternM!chlganhasn'tplayeda . conference game yet. The Hurons are 0.2 in non-conlerence action. ~THE GRAVELY &V&TEM second straightMid·AmericanCon· ~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~=;;;; ference football victory against I visiting Central ¥Jchfgan. The Chippewas were selected in a preseason poll as the favorite to win the league race and represent the conference lri the Cautornla Bowl In Fresno In Decel'nher. But Western Michigan can·m aln· lain at least a share of the league lead if the Bronros can push their Mld·Arnerican record to 2.0 against Central Michigan. The Chippewas are making their league debut. Western Michigan is unbeaten . overaU With a 2-0start, matching the non-conference record of Central Michigan this fall. ..- Ohio University guns for Its second successive league lriwnph with a visit to Eastern Michigan. Ohio started with defeats at the hands of major powers West Virginia and North Carolina State, but downed full State 3H7 last THE HERITAGE HOUSE "THE SHOE PLACE" AND LOCKER 219 COLUMBUS. Ohio (APl- AU the Big Ten Conference defensive talk has centered on Iowa's veteran · defense this season, but Hawkeyes' Coach Hayden Fry maintains fllth·ranked Ohio State's young defenders are no slouches. The Buckeyes, 2-0headlnginto the league opener With tbe Invading · Hawkeyes Saturday, posted their first shutout In 43 games, a 44-0 heating of Washington State last week. That impressed Fry. "Any time you gtve a major college football team a goose egg on · the scoreboard, you've really done something," said the coach of 1·1 Iowa. "That's the same team (Washington State) that scored 42 the previous week against Utah. " Earle Bruce, Ohio State's coach, keeps repeating that his Buckeyes' defense is so yoong with four freshmen and one sophomore starting. "I have no sympathy for Coach Bruce whatsoever In regard to his young team because you just line up those three big down linemen, who are all seniors. They've been around. He has some young people - I 50°/o Off EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE . "2 WEE/I.$ ONLY" RUTLAND HANDWARE "ID..-n IOWN PIOM POn omcr· I I ·Your dogs will be really movln' at top speed · for HHrty... hlgh quality,' nutritious chunks ·.CGtnlttlnhlg a Marty 21°~ protein content to glw your Mrd·worklng, herd·playlng extra anergy anel great health! UIYOUII ~LI~ NOW! · (~nation @~pany MilliNG DIVISION SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS 180 Mulberry Ave. PH. 992-2115 Pomeroy, OH. ,.' �PI!Q8- 4- The Daily Sentinel IMeet the Marauders IPadres win By MIKE CLARK APSports~ The wisened baseball veterans who led the San Diego Padres to their first-ever National League Western Division championship mixed their jubllation. with a warning that the real baseball season Is just beglnnlng. " We have some momentum, although you don't want to peak too late and you don't want to peak too early," San Diego Manager Dick Wllllams said Thursday after the Padres clinched a berth In the NL Championship Series with a 54· victory over the San Francisco Giants. The Padres' victory and Los Angeles' 6-2 trtumph over second· place Houston gave San Diego a 10%-game lead with 10 games remalnlng. Added relief ace Rich Gossage: "It's a game of mountains and valleys, and when you're sitting on top of a mountain, It feels pretty good. Butwe'reoniypartQftheway up." In other games Thursday, the downtrodden Pittsburgh Pirates beat East Dlvlskm leader Chicago 7·6, Atlanta ripped Clnclnnati9.Jand St. Louis got by Montreal 3-2. Wllllams, who managed Bostonn to an American League pennaht in 1967 and won world championships with the Oakland A's In 19'7'2·73, reveled in his latest success. "Believe me, gentlemen, It's a great feeling, " he said. ''I'm 10 (actually 11) years older than I was the last time this happened. You can James Acree !1-10, 150 pound Senior lallback · Todd Cullwns il-10, 1&0 pound Junior guanl Mike KI9<!S 5-S. U!O pound Sophomore Center . . While the winning has been ugly for \he most part this season In the Mild. Mild West, California's Mike Witt pitched a very pretty threehitter against first-place Kansas City. By beating the Royals 2-0 Thursday night theAngelsmovedwlthlna half-game in the American l..e(lgue West of dlvi.Sion-leadtng Kansas City. Kansas City has a record of 7&-74, while Callfornla stands at 77·74. The third-place Minnesota Twins (77-75) snapped a three-game losing streak with a 54 victory over the Chicago White Sox in an afternoon game to move within a game of . first ·division title ' never have enough of this." more than nmner-up Steve Carlt011 Among the keys to San Diego's of Philadelphia on the all-time title drive were former New York strikeout list. Candy Makk>nado had a two-run YankeesGossageandGralgNettles and former Dodger Steve Garvey. slnglean!lDaveAOOersondroVelna The trio tangled In three World l);l1r of Dodger runs. Series, with the Yanks wlnnlng In Bravee9, Redll3 1971 and 19l8and Garvey's Dodgers Gerald Perry slugged a three-run prevalllng in 19Bl. homer In the th1ro Inning and aclde!l Pirates 7, Cubs & a two-run double In the t1fth as the Johnny Ray'selghth-lnnlngsacrt- Braves moved Into a second-place flee fly broke a tie and gave the tie in the West with Houston. Randy Pirates a three-game· sweep over Johnspn aMed a two-run homer for the Cubs. The result kept Chicago's the Braves, and Wayne Krencblckl magtc number for clinching the had a two-run shot for the Reds. Atlanta rlght-hanaer ruck Camp. National League Eastern Division title at three. Any combination of 7-6, scattered live hits over seven · Chicago victortes and New york lnnlngs. Re!ls' starter Jeff Russell, Met looses totaling three would G-18. took the los$. advance the Cubs into postseason CardloaJs 3, Expos 2 play for the first tJme since 1945. Tim Raines trtpled and scored on T1ie Pirates, tralllng G-5, loaded · Doug Flynn's slngJe In the firSt, but the · ~ with no one out In the theCardsrespondedlnthebottomof eighth off relief Smith, Lee Lacy tied ace the Lee game with!1-7. a fielder's choice grounder and Ray's fly to left -scored the deciding run. Jim Monison drove In tWo runs with a single and a home run for Pittsburgh. Kent Tekulve, 3-9, got the victory and John Cahdelarta went thetinal1 2-3 1nn1ngs for his first save. Dodgers 6, AMra& 2 Rookie Ore! Hershlser, 1G-B, scattered eight hits, struck oot five and didn't allow a walk In pitching his seventh complete game of the season. Nolan Ryan, 12-ll, lasted oilly 11·3 irutings before leavlngwith a strained left hamstrtng. Ryan's lone strtkeout gave him 3,874, two u.s. The Cards added a run in the third when Willie McGee singled, stole second, went to third on Olzle Smlth'ssacrl{lcebtmtand scoredon Pendleton's double to left. Dave LaPoint, 12-10, went seven lnnlngs for the victory. B)' WEST DIVIUON IJ6 fili 71l 76 X·San Dkl!o , Houstoo n. AMIN..iMftl rn. .. . ·..,."' .. ". ..WERJCAN LEAGUE ....,-IIIVIOON L Pet. 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Bengal.s 'beef up' their kicking teams atternoon. MODERN SUPPLY ;Wyche has added tight end M.L. may II , Complete r ·l.ol Q ~ Automotive ~ ( -Service · Locust & B•Kh Strett · 992 ·"21 Middlcporl P~ ' 399 W. Main St. 992·2164 r-roy, The Store With "AI II... of Stllff" for Pet• - .. •• • Larwe 1 s-u A...,.. - OH. Stalllet Lawns I a.n~- N;~tionwide Ins. Co. o. of Columbus, 104 w. Main 992 · 2~18 Pomeroy THE DAILY SENnNn M•ddl~porf · Pnmerov , 0 . Attend Church . this Sunday 214 E. Main ·992· 5130 Pof"erC1Y Rutland, Ohio •sns J. Wm . " Bill" Brown. Owner · Phone C614) 141 ?7f7 CK SUPERMARK£1 MIDDLEPORT 3 Ct SYRACUSE F"IRST CHURCH OF" COD. non-Pentecostal. Joy Clark, pastor. WorFORE;ST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Ny~ TRJNr,I"Y• CIIURCII, Rev. W. H. ~ ship service Sunday 10 a.m.: Sunday · pastor; Debbie Bid. Sullday School Su()!' Borde n, ?pasTor . Cornelius lunctt, s-.t·. School 11 a:m . Evening worship service Church School. 9;15 a.rri.; Worship~ 10::.) GroceriesSund"y School 9: 30 il.in.; Seeoad 7: 00 p.m. Wednesday ·pr.ayer meellng 7: 00 a.m. Choir rehNnal, Tuelday 7· ~ pm Gener•l Mlfrchandiw fou r th Sunda ys worship .ervlce at 2: 38 p: .~ p.m . m. . .,_ dlredlon <t Alice Neue. ' · · · fll<ine ' "·2Sl0 POMER<;W CIIIJRCII OF" 'I1IE NAZI<· jl..,...;;__ _ __;;,;.:.:.:.:..:.:.;..:.::..,.o~..J MT. MORIAH BAPTIST. P'oort~ olld MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN Mai n St .. Middleport . Rev. Colvl~ Ml~lllo, j RENE. Coi'no!r lJnloo and Mulberry Rev IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located in Texas pa!ilor . Mrs. · Elvin Bur!1«ardner, sQt . Thomas Glen M<aurw. paste.-. OytJo H.nc~er: School 9: 30 a.m.; Worahlp 10:~ a.m.: Community off Ct . ·Rt. 82. Rev . Robert Sunda y Schoo! 9: 00 a :m .; WonbJp lt'n'fcf ~.... son. S. s. Su()! .. Sunday Scltool, 9:ll a.m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30p.m . Tbunda . Sanders, pas'lor. Don WIII , 'JayJeader . Sun10: 45 a.m . -.,.. mornJngwonlipJO:llLm.: evenJnaoervice6 ' MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAhJST ' day ~ School 9:.30 a.m.; Morning Worship SUCCESS ROAD CI;IURCH OF" CHRJST,• p.m. ; mid·~-· Wed-y, 7p.m. CHURCH,. corner Ash and Plum. Leslie 10 :45 a.m.; E vening preach In~ service se- J oseph B. Hpsklns', e·ian~llaf . S,..adaf : CRACE EPJSC()PAL CIIIJRCII :116 E Hayman, pastor . Sunday SchOollO:OO a. cond and fourth Sunda y at 7: 30 p.m .; Bible S!udy9 a .m.: Worshlp.10a.m.: Sun.. _ Main St.. Pomeroy. Sunday """"""' H!liY m .; Mornin~ Worship, 11 :00 a.m .; WedChristian Endt>avor. first and third Sun· da y e vening service 6 p.rtl. : Wedntsday "" commurion on t}\(> first Sunday of NCh motith n.r :sday and Saturday Evening Services at day, 7: :M't p.m . Wedn~day prayer me-etin!'l pve ning service, 7 p.m. "• and combined wllh montlng pqyor on 7.. JO p .m and Blbl~ Study, 7: 30p .m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. RKI ... "" thlnld Sunday. MQmlng jll"a)'1!r and """""" 00 JEHOVAif'S WITNESS, 37319 State Rt. 124 . Wil liam Hoback, pastor. Su::day all <:<her SUQdays <t the month. Church Scbool MEIGS RoutE' 124 Ion~:' mile east of Rutland) . Sun School 10 a. m .; Sunday evl"nlag SPTVIce 7 and Nu/serY Cdlee IOOr In the COOI'ERATIVE PUI.SII day: Bible l(>('ture 9: 30a .m .; Wa tcht ower . p .m . WednE>sday evenlnl' servicP 7 p.m. Parish HaD Immediately lollowlnatlle"""'""' UNITED IIIETIIODIST CHUJICJi study 10:30 a . m .: Tuesda y, B!biP study, CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadk!, 7:14-25 ' 11:25-30 POMEROY CHURCH OF" CH!usr 2l2 w· FI.J ~a.er, Director 7: 30 p.m.. ; Thursda~ . Theocratic School Supt . Sunda Y School '9: 30 a.m . Morning Bel. Jamee E. (forbltt, Alll•tant MaJn St., Nell """""""· lillie SChooi , ,6crip1ufft M\eeleCI 0y 7: 30p.m. SE-rvice mccling, ·8 : 20p.m . ' Worship 10: 30 a.m. Prayer service. altern: 9::1) a.m.; MorninR'.wtll'1tilp,10:3la.nt; Ywth · NORTHEAST CLUSTER rn. ~ Bible Soetelv CHUI!CH OF" COD OF" PROPHECY. atP Sundays . meetlnp, 6:00 p.rii.; Evening worstup. 7:00 p. Rev. Don Archer Located on 0 . J . White Road of Highway . m. Wedneolay nlght·JX"ayer meellng and Bible Rev. Boy Deeter 160. Pat Henson, pastor. Sunday School10 study. 7:00p.m. • MIDDL E PORT PENTECOSTAL, Thlrtl 'Rev. Seldo• loll.._ , a.m . Classes for all ag es . .Junior Church 11 Ave . Re v . Clark Baker, pasior. Carl NotTilE ~VAT!ON ARMY. llS Butternut ALFRED - , Church School 9::11 a . m .; a .m .: MorninR wor ship 11 a.m . Adul1 comber. supt. Sunday School 9 : ~ a .m .; Tingham. Sunday Scbool Supt. Sundly Ave.. Po""""Y. Mrs. Dora Wining In CllarJre. Worship, 11 a .m .; UMYF, 6: 30p.m.; uw, Choir praf"llce 6 p.m . Sunday. Young Peo· Worship service lO: :JJ a .m . Bible study, SChool 10 a .m. with claSIIH for all aan.· Surxtay holiness ~~. 10 a.m.: Swmy Third Tuesday, 7:30 p.m . Communion, HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. pie' s, Children's Church and A'dul1 Bible Tuesday. 7:~ p.m. SChool. I~ :ll a.m, Sunday . School YPSM . Evening se-rvices at 6 p . m . W~w.lay • · · first Sunday. (Archer) Tom Statf'n, pastor. Sunday School 9: 30a. Study. WednPSday ~t 7: 30p.m . / ble study at 7: 30p.m. YouUri~rvkft FriREORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS m .; Evening service 7: 30p.rp. Wednesday Eloise ~· ~- 7::1l p.m. Sawatlon CHESTER - Wors.h ip 9 a.m.: Church HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL: 570 Grant day ar 7:30p.m. 1 CHRIST OF" LAITER DAY SAINTS. Port· meeting, various speakers all:l musk specials. prayer mf!!tlng 7: 30 p.~ . · _· School~f)a . m.; Bible Study, Thursday, 7p. St., Middleport. Affiliated with Southern ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP, 128 Mill !11., • land·Raclne Road. W11Uam Rpush , pastor. Thursday, 11: .1} am. to 2 p.m. l..adles Home jlEARWALLOW RIDGE CIIURCH OF" m.; UMW, first Thursday, l p.m.: Com· BapUst Convenflon.,Sunday School10a .m . Middleport . Brolher Chuck MC'Pher1011 Linda Evans, church school director. League, merhbers In cha.Jlle, all women · munlon, first Sunday (Archer). ' · GHRIST1 Duane Warden, minister. Bible ; Mornin~ worship 11 a. m.: Evl'nlng wor pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m .: SundaY Church school 9: 30a.m.; Morning worslp lnvlled; 6:45 p. m. Thuroday; Corps Cadet · claas 9::.1 a.m.: Morning Wor~hlp 10: 30 a. JOPPA - Woi'shlp 9:30a.m.; Chutch ship 7 p.m .: Wednt;sda y t"Vf'nlng Bibl e. evening ser vices at 7 p.m. and Wt'dnesday 10: 30 a .m.; Wednesday evening prayer Oa.oss IYOUII!< f'<.oople-Biblel, 7::1) p.m. Bible m .; Ev~nlng Worship 6:30 p.m . Wedrtes· School 10:30 a .m . Bible Study, Wedness tudy and prayer mt'E'ting 7 p. m . services at 7 p.m. services, 7: ~ p.m. • Study and Priyer rrwt1Jtg. _ , to the p.~bUc. day , 7:30p.m . (Johnson) . day Bible Study 6:30 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF" CHRIST, St. N.T IQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shuler, puBETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl POMEROY WESI'SIDE CHURCH OF" NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY LONG BO"ITOM - Churt:h School9:,30 Rt . 124andCo. Rd . 5.Mark Seevers minis· tor. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.; Church strShule-r, pastor. Worship servi~. 9: 30a. m. CIIRIST, l1226 ChJJdren"s l!on1l' Rood IC..mly CHURCH, Sunday SChool wrvlce, 9: C5 a,:! a .m .: Worship 7 p.m.; Bible Study, Wedtf'l'. Sunday School S'upl. Steve Pickens. vlcf', 7 p.m .; Youth meet ln[t, 6 p .m . TUH· Sunday Schoo110: 30 a.m . J3ible Study and Road 76). 992-i!m. Vocal mUSic.·Sunday w..-. m.; Worship service 10: :11 a . m . ~ nesday. 7: 30 p.m.: UMYF, Wednesday, Sunday Sd1ool 9: 30 a.m .: Morning worday Bible STudy at 7 p.m. slhp !Oa.m.; JllbleStudy Ua.m.; Worshlp, Gp EvB.ngellstlc Service 7: 30 p .m. W~nrs- · prayer service Thursday, 7: 30p.m . 6:00 p.m.: Communion First Sunday. ship 10: .10 a .m .; E"enlnl! worship 7 p.m . FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 111N5 THE CARLETON INTERDENOMINA· IA,cher). · m. W - y . lllhlo Study. 7 p.m. day: Prayer meetlq 7:30p.m. Thursday. "Wf'dnE>sda y wors hip 7 p. m. Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, Pill· TIONAL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road . Rev. OLD DF.XTE."R BmLE · CHRISTIAN ZION ClfURCH OF" CHRIST, Pomeroy· REEDSVILLE - Churt:h School 9: 30 a. ST. PAUL LUTHERA N CH U RCH. tor. Danny Lambert. s. S. Supl. Sunday 1 · David Curfman , P.astor. Sunday School CHURCH, Charleo Hatrleld. · pastcr. I.Jnda Harrisonville Rd. Robert Purtell. minism.; Worship Service 11:00 a .m. (Deeter I. Corner SycamorE> and &>cond Sts. , Pomornin~ service at 10 a.m. : Sunday eov•n· 9.::11 a.m .; Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening worSwan, Supt. SundaY School9:30 a.m~; ,...Chter; Ron f\,lrne, Sunday_SChool Supertntln, . TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL lng service 7: 30p.m . TUesctay and Ttrun· -~ ship 7: :JJ p.m . Prayer mee-ting, Wedtles· . meroy. The Rev . William Middleswarth, dent . Sunday School 9:30a .m.; Worship Ing -~ tint and llird SUnday rollowfng · Church School '9 a.m.: Worship 10 a . m.: pstor. Sunday SChool g: t!l a .m . ; Church day Services at 7: JO p.m. • day 7: 30 p .m . !>Jrday School . .Youth lJl!'l'(lng, 7:ll p.m. N· p.m .; UMW, se-rvice 10:30 a.m.; Evening worsl\lp SUB · .Bible Study, Tuesday, 7: service 11 a.m . WORD OF" FAITH, 93 M111 St .. MlddloLONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN, Jody er:v Sunday. ' day 7 p .m. and WeclDel4ay, 7 p.m. · Third TuHday, 7::1J p.m .; COmmunion SACRED lfEART CHURCH. Ms~r. port . Richard Stewart, pa1tor. SunCSiy • Rolland, pastor; Wallace Damewood, First SundaY (Archer), . ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine UNITED METHODIST. Anl hony Giarinamore. Ph. 992·5898 . Satur· GRAHAM morning serviCE' 10 a.m.; Sun\lay eoveainr-· Sunday School Supt. Worship service, 9 a . Grove. The Rev. William Mlddlnwarth, CI!NTitAL CLUSTER 'P reachtna·9: 30 a.m., first and second Sunday Ev(l>nln2 Mass 7 :30 p. m .: Sunday 7: :Jl. Tuesda y morning Bible study 10 a.m. m,. ; Bible School10 a .m. pastor. C~urt:h wr;vit:"e 9: 30 a.m.; Sunday Re\1 . .James E. Corbitt . days of each month; third and Courth SunMass. 8 a.m . and 10 a . m. Conft"Ssions on e Wednesda y evening 7 : :lO p.m. ThusdaY School10:~ a.m . He\'. Me_wea Nellon days each month worship servlct'S at 7:30 half hour beCore e a c h Mas s. CC D classes, HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. morning video with Kennet" Copeland 10 BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. Rl<hard Rolhemlch . 11 a .m . Sunda y. . a .m .: Friday evening video with Kenneth p.m . Wednesday ~venlngs at 7;30 p.m. fh>Y . Th~reon Durham, pastor. Sund;i.y John Wright, passtor. Sul:lday School 9:30 · , Re\r. Rohert E. RobiDIOn Prayer and Bible Study. ~ VICTORY BAPTIST. S2o N. 2nd St.. Copeland. 7! 30 p .m . School at 9:30 a . m . ~ Morning ••orshlp at a.m.: Larry Hayaes, S. S. Supt. Momlng ~"- ADdrew Rubenldac " SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. MulbMiddleport. Jame s E. K~ (le. pas tor . 10: 30 a.m .; Sunday @vnlnJ servlr-e at 7: 30 NF:W HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA- • worship 10:~ •~ m . ASBURY /Syracuse)Worship 11 a.m. erry Heights Road , Pomeroy. Michael PI· Sunday morning wor'ship 10 a .m .; Even· p.m. Thursday servicf"S at 7 : JO p. m . ZARENE. R('V. Glendon Stroud, pastor~ RACINE CHURCH OF" THE NAZA· : Chureh SChool 9:45 a.m .; Charge Bible ohkowskl, pastor; Marte Spires, Sabbath lng M>rvice 7 p .in.; WednesC!a y evening Sunday School9: 30 a .m. ; Worship service, F"REEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m .; UMW. first RENE, Rev. Thomas H. Collier. pastor . School Supt. Sabbath School at 2 p.m. on worship 7 p.m. Visitation , Thurs day 6: 30 lQ: JO a .m .; YouTh service Sunday 6: 15 p. . Knob, located on County Road 31. Rev. Martha Wolfe, Chairman of the Board of Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m.: Choir Rehearsal, p.m . Saturday with worship services following m. Sunday evening service 7:00p. m . Wed • . Lawrenr-e Gluesencamp. pastor. Rev Christian Life. Sunday SChool9: 30 a.m. ; Wednesday 6:30p.m .: UMW, fourth Sunat 3: 15p.m . nesda y Pra y('r Meeting and Bibh• STudy Roger WIUford. asst . pastor. Preaching TRI NITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY. day , 6: 30p.m . fNeJsonL Morning worShip 10:30 a.m.; Sunday RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7:00p.m . serviceS Sunday 7: 30p.m. Prayer meeting evening worship 7:30p.m . Prayer meeting COl?! ville: Gilbert Spenc(l>r, pa s tOr . Sunda y ENTERPR,ISE - Worship 9 a .m .; - Slstl'r Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday Wednesday, 7: 30 p.Jr!.. Gary Griffith. NEASE SETil.EMENT CHURCH. Sun· .. 7: 30 p.m. Wedaesday. • School9: XI a.m .; Morning sl'rvlce 10: 30 a. Church School 10 a.m .: Bib1e Study, Tues· School 9: 30a.m .: Momh1g Worshlp.to: ol5 leader. Youth groups Sunday evening at day afltrrnobn services at 2:30. Thursday , m .; Sunda y eve ning service 7: 00 p .m .; LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Dexday, 7: 30p.m.: UMW. First Monda,y. 7:30 a.m . t>Venlng sf>tvlcf's- aT 7:30. ter. Woody Call, pastor. Service-s Sunday 6: 30p.m . wtth Roger and Vlole1 Wlllfordd. • Mid -week prayer ~rvice Wednesday 1 p, p.m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. Choii" Re· POMEROY flRST BAPTIST, David leade-rs. Commun.ion servjce Hrst Sunday F"lkST BAPTIST GHURCH, Masoo. W. ' m. 10 a .m . and 7 p,m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. h~eBrsal, 6:30 p.m . Wednesday, IRotheMann. minister. WllllamShouHer. Sunday Va. P as tor. Bill Murphy. Sunday SChoollO eacb month . MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, midll RACINE F"IRST BAPTIST, Don L. SChool SlipL Sunday SChool, 9:30 a .m.: · a ,m .: Sunda y evening 7: 30 p.m . Prayer ' WHITE'S CHAPEL. Coolville R. D. Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max Fplmt>r, Sr. FLATWOODS- Church School, 10 a .m . Walker, Pastor. Hobert Smith, Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 a.m . m('('tln~ and Bible study Wednesday , 7: 00 Rev . Roy Deeter, passtor. Sunday School Supt. Sunday School arid Morning Wors hip ; Worship, 11 a.m.; . Bible S!Udy, ThursdSchool ·supt.: Sunday School 9:.ll a . m .; FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po· p.m . E veryonp welcome. 9: 30a.m .; Worship service. 10: .ll a .m . Bl· 9: .)) a.m.: Sunda y evPnlngservke. 7 p.m .; day, 7 p.m.; UMYF. Sun(lay, 6 p. m . Mornln.Q' wdrshlp 19: 40 a .m.: Sunday mf'roy Plk<". David Hunt. pastor: Jade . ble study and prayer service, Wednesday, RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, SaY_o uth meeting and Bible Study, Wednes(Rothemichl . eventng worship 7:30 p .m. ; Wednesday Needs. Sunday School Oireector. Sunday 7::11 p .m . Jpm St, Re\' . Paul Taylor. patlor. Sunday da y , 7 p .m . FOREST RUN Worship 9 a .m .; evening Bible sn.rdy 7:30p.m . Scool. 9: 30a .m.: Mornlt~~Worshlp, 10: 30: RUTLAND CHURCH OF" CHRIST. SChoollO a. m.: Sunday l'v('ning 7: 30p.m .; . UNITED FAITH CHURCH . Rt. 7 on P o· Chu~h School 10 a .m .: Choir practiCP, BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY ,evening worshlp.7:30 p.m . Tuesday V.SI · Mark Jones . pastor .. BIII Nicholson , Sun· Wednesday C'vening prayf'r meeJin~t ~ : :J) meroy By· Pass. Rev. Robert Smith . Sr .. Tuesda y . 6: ~ p.m .; UMW, rtrst Tuesday, . CHURCH, ·Burlingham. Rev . Okey Ray tatlon, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer sPrviee. p .m . day School Supt. Sunday School 9: :rJ a.m .; past or . Rev. James Cundiff. ass1. pastor. 7:30p.m. I Nelson) . · Laundermllt, pasror. Ph. 992-7.l2t. Sunday 7:30 p . m .; Mission Friends, 7:30 p.m ,; Morning Worship and Communion 10: :I) a. SOUTI! liETHEL NEW TESTAMENT ' Sunday School 9:)) a.m.: Mornin2 worHEATH iMiddiPpOrt)- Church School, &hool10:00a .m .; Sunday evening service Girls In .Action, 7:30p.m.; ActeElns, 7:30 p. m. CHU RCH, Sliver Rld.ge. Duane .Syden· ship 10: 30 a .m .: EvE'nln~ worship 7: 30 p . 9:30 a . m.; Wqrship 10:30 a .m .; Bible 7:00 p .m .; Wednesday evl"nln~ service. m.: Choir Prac)lce;8:30 p.rp. RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos s! rlcker . pas tor Sunday Scbooi 9 a ..m ,: m. Women's Fell owship, Tuesda~·.10 a .m . Study . Tuesday. iO a.~ .; UMW, second 7:PQ p .m . . • FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal· Tillis. pastor. Jay Stiles. supt. Sunday Churc h ser vicc JO a .m . Bible S!udy WfodWednesday nigh t pray£>r St"I"V It'C 7: J O p.m . Monday, 7: 30 p .m. : UMW Second Mon· DANVILLE HOLINESS CHURCH ley Run Road, Rev. Emmt>lt Rawson, pasScbool9:30 a .m.; Momtng worship, 10:30 nesday a t 7: ~p . m . June thru Septembf!r FAITH BAPTIST CH URCif. RaUroad day, 7:30p.m.: UMM. Third Monday , 7: JO Jocatf"d on Rt . 325 between VInton and tor. Handley Dunn, supl. Sunday Sc-hool, a . m .: Sunday f'venlng servlcCt" 7:00p. m. St. . Mas on. Sunda y School tO a .m .: Mom·. 7 p .m . Oc tobe-r thr u May. Sunday ~ntni p. m. tRoblnsonl. Langs\'llle. Rev. Ben Watts, putor. SunlOa.m.; Sunday evening service. 7:30p.m . Wednesday service 7 p.m. WMPO proFellowship 7 p.m. JpnE~ thru Seplember,l " ing ~·orshlp 11 a . m .; Evl"rdnli{ service 6 p . MINERSViLLE - Worship SE-rvice 10 . day St'hool. 8:!11 a .m ., Bobby Lalnbert, S , ; Bib~ lt>aehlng, 7:30p.m. Thursday. p .m . October thru MR y. · gram 9 a . m . each Sunday. m . Pra yPr TllE'eting and Bible Study Wed a .m .; Church School. 11 a .m .: UMW, Ihird S. Supl . Morntngworshlp10: 30a .m .; ChllS'(RACUSE MISSION. CHerry St .. SyRUTLAND CHURCH OF" THE NAZA· nesday , 7 p.m. Wednesday , 1 p .m .: Choir practice, Mon- , dt(>n's Happy Hour 6: 45p.m . Prayer and 1 '· rac uSt' . Services. 10~ . m . Sunday. Even ing RENE. Rev. Lloyd D. Grtmm, Jr., pastor. · da y. 7: 30p.m . tNelson) ~ Bible Study, 7 : ~ p.m. Mls~lonary meeling Sftvlces Sunday and W~nesda ,v at 7: 00 p . . Sunday SChool 9: 30a.m.; Worslp servlce PEARL CHAPEL -Worship Scrvltt> 9· first Wednesday of each monTh 7: 30p.m . m. 10: 30 a.m.; Youns people' s service 6 p.m. a .m .; ·Church School 11 a .m .: UMW seFor Information ran 388-B467. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF" CHRIST Evangelistic service6: 30 p .m . Wednesday rond Tuesday 7: 30p.m·.; UMYFiasr TuesSILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Lillie, IN CHRISTIAN UNION , L.lwrenCf' Manservice 7 p .m . , day, 7: 30p.m. (ubenking) . pastor. Stew LUtlc. S. S. Supt. Sunday ley. pastor. Mrs . RusS£'11 YounR. Sunday MASON CHURCif OF" CHRIST. Miller POMEROYClturt:h School, 9: 15a.m . 10 a.m .: Mornln~ worslp.' n a.m .; School School Supt. Sunday School 9:.10 a.m. . St.. Mason. W. Va. Euge~ L. Conger, ml· ; ' Worship Serv ice, 10:30 a .m .; Choir reSunday evening worship 7: :l) p.m. Prayer Evening wor!';hlp 7:30 p.m. Wednesday nlster. Snday Bibl~ Study 10 a .m .; WOr· hearsal Wednesday, 7:30p.m .; UMW, semeptlnp: and Blbll" study Thursday, 7:30 p. prayer mecllnR 7: 30 p.m. ship 11 a .m . and 7 p.m . Wednl'Sday Bible · cond Tuesday. 7: JOp.m .; UMYF. Sunday, m .; Youth meeting We-dnesday a1 7 p .m . MT. MORIAH CiltJRCH OF" GOD. Study-, vocal music, 7 p.m . 6 p .m . /Corbitt) · CHRISTIAN FELLOWSijiP CHURCif. Racine. Rev. James satterflt"ld, pastor. LIBERTY ASSEIIIBL Y OF GOD . Dud· ROCK SPRINGS Churt:h School, 9: 15 383 N. 2nd Av• •• Mlddlepon . Sunday .f't'f'eman Williams, Supt. Sunday School ding Lane, Mason, 'ft· Va . J . ~· Thacker, a.m.: Worship 10 a.m .: Bible Study, WedSchool 10 a .m . Sunday and Wednesday 9:45 a .m .; Sunday and Wednesday evenpastor. Evf'ning service 7:30p.m .· Wonesday, 7: 30p.m.; UMYF (Seniors) , SUn. EvenlnR S("fvlres at 7::«l p.m. · Ing :K'rvlceS, 7 p.m. men's M;inlstry, Thursday, : :1) 'a .m .; day, 5 p .m .: tJunlorsl every other Sun· , CHESTER CHURCH OF COD. Rev. R . MIDDLEPORT · F1RST BAPTIST. · Wednesday Prayer ~nd Bible Study. 7: 1S · day , 6 p.m . fRothemtch) E . Robinson, pastor. Sunday School9: lOa. CorMr Sixth and Palmt>r. The Rev. Mark p .m . RUTLAND- Chuf("h Sch0ol.,9: 45a . m .: m.: Worship ~rv!ce, 11 a .m .; ' Evening McCiunR- . Sunday SchoOl 9: 1!5 a.m.; Dan HARTFORD CHURCif OF" CHRIST IN Worship, 10:30 a. m .: UMW {Evenlnlg Cir· ~rvlce · 7 p.m. Mid-week service, Wf'dnes. Whitt>, Sunday School Sup1. John Rlt'bel, CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. William d('l second Wednesday. 7:30p.m .: UMW day. 7 p.m. Sr. Ass! ,. Supt. Morning Worship 10: 1S a . Campbell, pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a. IAfternoon Circlet second Thursday. 1 p. . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, m. Youth ml"E'tlng 7:30p.m . Wednesday. m.: James Hughes, supt. Evening -service m. fRubenklng) .• Rober1 E . Muue-r, pastor. S'unday School Including W~ Tots, Ea~er Beavl"rs, Ju7: JO p.m . Wednsday evening prayer meet· SALEM CENTER - Church School. 10 9::ll a .m .: Paul Musst"r. 5}-lpt.i Morning nior Astronauts and Juillor and Senior .lng 7:30p.m. Youth prayer service each a .m .; Worship 9:4~ a .m . !RubenklngJ worship 10: ~ a .m .; _Sunday evening ser· lflgh BYF; choir practice 8: 30 p.m. Wed· Tuesday. SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8: 30 am. ; vice. 7 p .m .: mld- ~k Sf'tviCf', Wednesnesday. Prayer m~ting and Bible study. F"AJRVJEW BIBLE CIIURCH, Letart, Church SchooiiO'a .m. <Rull<'nklng\ . . day, 7 p.m . Wednesday, 7: 30p.m . · W. Va., Rt. 1. James Lewis, pastor. Wor. SYRACSE CliURCH OF THE NA · ship services 9: 30a.m.: Sunday Schoolll ZARENE . Rev. Jamrs B . Kittle. pastor. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport. ~th SOUTHERN CLUSTER Restful Autumn a.m .: Evening worship 7: 30p.m . Tuesday Shennan CUndiff. supt. Sunday &hool and Main. Bob Melton, minister. AI Hart · Re\1. Roaer Grace · cottage prayer meeting and Bible Study 9:30 a . m .; Morning worship 10:30 a .m .; Is the season for·praise and giving thanks for theLoro's Autumn son. associate minister; Mike Gerlach . Rev. Paul McG•Ire 9: 30 a .m .; Worship service. Wednesday Evangells11c servia>, 6 p.m.: Prayer and Sunday S<>hool Superln!endent : Bible blessings. Another year Is drawing to" close. We look back and see Rev. KolthR7: 30p.m , P r aise Wednftday,. 7 p.m.: Youth meet Schoo19: 30 a .m .; Morn In~ Wonhip. 10: .10 APPLE GROVE -QiurchSchool9a. ril . OUR SA VJOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, the many blessings the Lord Almighty has showered upon'us. Winter ing, 7 p .m. ' a.m.; Evenlnlil Worship\ 7;00 p .m . Prayer : Worship. lO a. m . (Flrst and third SunWalnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN mt'f!tlnR . Wt"dnesday, NIO p.m . gave way to the gentle breezes of Spring. We turne!l down our days ! : UMW, ~ond Tuesdl.y, 7: ~p. m.; Va. The Rev . George C. Welrlek, pastor. CHRIST, E:lden R . Blake-, pastor. Sunday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF" THE NA· Praypr meeting, Wednesday, 7 p .m . Sunday SChool9: lJ a.m.; Sunday worship furnaces and opened our doors and windows. We enjoy so much the School10 a.m.; Robert Rl'ed, Supt . MornZAR£NE, Co-pa!:tors ~v. Charle-s Coyle ( Gr3~1 11 ljl .pl . ing sermon, 11 a .m .; Sunday night ser· and R.toV. Nancv Coylr. Bill While, Sunday clean fresh smell of the outdoors, Indoors. Flowers come up through . BETHANY- worship, 9 a .m .; Church CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, located on vices: Christian Eftdeavor 7: 30p.m., Song SChool Supt . Sunday School 9 : ~ a .m .; School, 10 a .m.: Bible Study. Wfdnesday, Pom~roy Pit£>, County Road 25 near Flatthe brown earth ~nd the Jrees thickened up and turned green and service 8 p.m. Preaching 8: 30 p.m. MldMornlrttt Worship, lO:.JJ a .m .: S~nday 10 a .m .; Dorcas Women ' s Fellowship wOOds. Re-v. BlackwOod, paslor. Services Wf'E'k prayer meeting, Wednl'Sday, 7 p.m. again we heard the lawn mower across the street or down Jhe road. EvanRelhltlc met"Ung. 7:00 p.m . Prayer Wedne-sday, 11 a. m. !McGuire}. ' on Sunday at10: :J1a .m . and 7:30p. m . wltb Alvtn Reed , layleader. moetln~ 1'/ed""'day 7:110 p.m . CARMEL- Church Scnool 9:.11 o.m .; These things told us the Winter was past and Spring had arrived. Sunday SChool 9: .ll a.m. Bible Study, Wed· HEMLOCK GROVE ClfRlSTIAN. UNITED PR1121BYJER"N Worship. 10:11 a . m . Second and Fnurth nesday, 7: :1) p .m . Soon we had our fans going and air conditioners running. We Roger Wat1011, pas1or. crenson Pran. IIIINISTRY OF Sundays; Fl)tlowahlp dinner witt\ Sunoft , F"AITH FELLOWSWP CRUSADE F"OR Sunday School Supt . Momlng worship 9:.10 MEIGS COUNTY wer.e In the garden dally waiting and watching for the first signs of third Th . ursday, 6: 30p.m. (McGuire}. t;HRIST. St. Rt. lJR, Antiquity. \ Rev. a .m-t1SUnday School10: 30 a. m .; Evealng Re\1. Waada JH.... , Dlreetor EAST LETART- Churt:h School9 a .m . Franklin Dlckl'ns, pastor. Sunday morn green and thenn the first radish, pea, and bean. So soon we were ·, Haroldloh: Worship 10 a .m . serond and tounh SUn-· serviCe. 7: :11 p.m. ing 10 a. m .; Sunday evening 7: :KI p.m . MT. UNION BAPTIST. Donald Shue. Direo;IOI' o1 Educaflooded with the things from the gal-den and the hoi sweaty work of days; UMW first Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Thursday evening 7:30p.m . .. pastor; JIM! Sayre, Sunday School Supt. HARRISONVILLE PR[SBYTERIAN (Gra~) . • STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· canning and freezing. Soon the peas were gone, the ra!lishes, and Sunday SChool 9: 45 a .m .; Evenlna wor· CHURCH . Sunday : Worship-serviCE', 9:00 LETART F"ALLS - Worship 9 a .m. ; TIST CHURCH. Paslor Robert Byers. ship 6 : 00p.m.; Prayer Meeting, 6:11p.m . a .m .: Churc h SChool 10; 15 a.m.; Blbll' corn a:nd so forth. We tiredly sit on the porch or In the yard and look Church SchoollO a .m . (Grace I. SJinday School10 a .m.: Worship servl~e 11 Wednelday. Study Sunda y 7:30 p.m. Pray•r GrouP • MORNINGSTAR- Worshlp,9: '5a.m .; a.m .; Sunday evening servtre.7:30 p.m .; out to the green trees and shade and notice that some trees are TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Wednesday 9:110 a.m. i Cnurcn School 10::11 a.m .: Blbl• Study, Wedne-sday evening service 7: .ll.p. m . CHRIST. Jody Holland. minister. Oeryl becoming tinged with russet and yellow and red. School has begun MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTER AN 'llturtclay, 7: 30p.m. tRader I. INDEPENDDn' HOUNESS CHURCH Wells. Supt. Mommc worship, a:oo a .m .; ClfURCH. Church School 10:15 A.M , MORSE CHAPEL- Churcn&hool 9: ~ lnc., PParl St., Middleport. R~ . O'Dell and football Is in the alr and we realiZe Autumn has arrived. Churcb Sd'lool 9:00a.m. Morning Worship 11 : 15 ,A.M. Blblt StUdy. a.m.: Worship 11 a.m . {Raderl . Menley, putor. Sunday School9:30 a .m .: CHESTER CIIURCH OF THE NAZA· Tuer~day . 1Q: 00 a . m .; Blbl~ Study, Th_u rs· The Autumn season ot praise and giving of thanks is upon us. ~ tn ·tus lnflnlle PORTLAND - Chu!<'h School 6: :«1 p .m . Morning worship 10: ~ · a .m .; Evening wisdom 1s putting the cnhards and fields and gardens and fOil!S ts to rest ~ koov, the doy, 7: lO p .m. , ; Wonhlp 7:30 p.m .; UMYF Wednesday, . RENE: Rev, Herbert Grate. pastor. wo~hip 7::Kip.m. Tuesday,12:30 p.m. WoFrank Rl!lle. supt: Sunday SChool 9: ~ a. •. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· cold Winds d Winter wtll be upon us soon. The snow will bklw and our ~burettes and · ' 1:30 p.m. <McGuire) . s Prayer meeting. Wedneiday, 7; .ll m.: Worship aervtce;"' lla.m. aDd 7 p.m . men TERJAN ClfURC~•. Wonhlp si!rvlce 9:00 lamllies wt1l pther togetl)er Inside. No lnore the helter skelter naMing orSurnma:-tlrr.RACINE WESLEYAN - Church p.m. Prayer and Praise- sen;ice. Sunday. Wednesday. 7 p.m. Prayer meet· a .m .; Churrh SChool 10:00 ~ . m. Bible A Ume <t ~and spiritual growth Is upon us one and all. • School, 10 a.m.; Worship, 11 li.m.; uMW RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF" 1... Study Tuetday, 10 a.m .: Junior and sentor • lourtb Monday 7: ~ p.m.; M~n·• Prayer W• look beck at till!' pest months and see the manUold blessings of God s~rW ~ JESUS CHRIST, Elder James Miller. Bl· ' LAlJREL CLIFF P'Ri:E METifODJST Hlah Youth Croup Suadoy. 6:00p.m. upon u.s. We truly feel the Ume of gtvlngofthanks Is at hancl. A lhTlf'for prai.wtoGodand Bl"Mkfa•t. Wed-y. Ta.m. (Crac.). ble Study, Wednesday 7: Jl p.m.; Sunday RUTLAND ClfURCH Of GOD. Paolor, SUTI'ON - Cburch School. 9: 30a.m.: . CIIURCH. Rev. Robert Miller. poslor. Rothanksgiving In our hearts. God Is near, all iS right with me and millf'. Tha nk you Lord SthoollO a .m .; Sunday night service, 7: 30 bert E. Barton, Dln!ctor olChrt1tlan Edu· ft@v. John Evans. SundaylichoolJO; OO a . for your manifold b&eulngs. ' ' Mornlna worllllp 10: t5a.m. llrst and third p.m, cation; Lloyd WrtPt, anllte•t. Sunday m .: sunday Mornlnf Wonhlp 11 ;00 a.m . Sundaya; P'ell-blp dinner wttb Cumel, Dare we ever forget '1'hou an God?" Strengthen us and help us, Oh, Lord, toalwavs POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS School 9: 30a.m.; Momlna wonlllp 10:30 CtiUC1ren' s Church J a .m. ; Sunday even· . thlrtl Thunclay, I::«< p.m. <McGuire) . walk with Y'ou aJK1 see You tn every Uvtng thing. Fill us with praise and thanksgtvtng 'tn Harriscmvtlle Road. David Ferrell, , a.m.; Cholr pr~tlc:», Suhdly 6:30p.m.; lti'VIce. 7: 00 p.m.; Wednesday even- · tor; Henry Eblin, Jr., Sunday School SUpt. tills Autumn tea1011 C( the year~ well as all year long. You a r£1 evf'r near us. Ht'lp us Evenl1111 wol'lblp 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ina YOIUII 1Adlel' Auxiliary 6: 00 p.m• : Sunda)' Srhool 9::.1 a.m.; morning w-or· never lo fcqet. 11lank You, AlmJghty God. 'Thank you . - Re\! WilHam Mkldlcswarth. Wedneoclay. Farnlb Worship 7:110 p.m . · KENO CHURCH OF. CHRIST, Oliver . Pt•s::t:' Bible Slucly, '7;30 p.m. Molp Cowlly Lutherans. lhlp, 11 a.m.; Sunday l"Venlni service 1: ~ COMMUNITY CHURCH, neor Swain. Supt. Sunilay School 9:30a.m. ev· D R CHlJRCII CHRIST, p.m .. Prayet Moetl.,, Wednosday, 7: 30 p. fry week. · ChariH Ruswll !Jr.• minister. Rick Ma· Lona Bollom. E~I Hart, pastor. ~nd_oy a• • ••• ) ' pas: t " ao or 1 ,, J Sermonette • Ina I ,•. J. PAUL£Y, AGENT' • • we Uilebacker Guy Frazier, safety JimmY Turner, cornerback Ray Horton and defensive backs James Grtffln and John Simmons to the wnt return squad. •Ruanlng back James BrookS also return kicks, he said. . . l EUIS & SONS SOHIO · ' CINCINNATI (AP)- TheClncin· nati Bengals, who suffered from poor field position in their three opening losses, have beefed up their kicking teams this week in prepara· tlon for the invading Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. "No question about it. BasicallY, whatwe'redolngthls week Is saying want to put the best avaUable athletes at their best-suited post. IWns on special teams,'' coordinator Trent Walters said Thursday. Head Coach Sam Wyche earlier removed all the defensive backs from the kickoff and punting teams because Injuries had cut the number oi available players to five. "Last Sunday, during a 43-23 loss, the Jets returned kickoffs of 73 and 46 yards and one punt for 15. Meanwhlle, the Bengals' runbacks continually broke down all Harris, tree safety Robert Jackson, \J ' YcK, Kta.nd today ln lhc crumbllnA Colilieum of Rome and )'OU ean almost hear lht: clashe!6 Of glad!· aton pit~ afl8ln16t death . \'hill the ruln11 uf the CApitol Building, and lnutg,ln< Cutillr. hlmsdf, .I~ confert:nu , or walk along the banb of the Tiber and Imagine ~~~o· ttat Ufc \\'88 like for a lloman cltl%cn. .Um08t C\'CJ}'\Il'hcrc you MCC landmaarlu!. that brcotl•c the nature Of lhl!i Ekmal f-it}·. Therc't~llnothcr' Eh"rnal Cit\· \\,"hll!M': tr.trcBm!i> Do"· from one grut fountafn of C,·crlafl.tlnJ( life. The Ou~rch I• the la~p " 'h ich light& the we~: t.o the joyful pace of the ctaanf(clcw dt}· of God. Find d.c IJMht b- ~·our 0.'11 "u~·· \\'on;hlp thlo;_ • ·«k lD the church or •~"rlaaotiiPr of ~·our choice. ao· ...... ~City. \IVltt, 14-11, pitched four perfect fl;s:na:p:pOO~-----~----~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~i lnnlngs before JorgeOrta and Steve Balboni singled in the fifth. Pat Shertdangottheonlyotherhltwitha nlhth-lnnlng single. Witt walked none and struck out seven to raise hlsseasontota1tol84. The Rome. ~ . 1977 CHEVY IMPALA ............................,S1095 '<I St. Louis . ' the 'I)bcr R.l,·er .. . all o( hiHory; reminder• Of the ·power that waY ah~lcnt [B care-· -or. . 4 Dr., auto., PB, PS, air, 54,000 miles. 2 Dr. H.T. Pomeroy 992· 3325 u.f NA'nONAL lEAGUE EAST 01\'EJO~ New York f'hllaclflph!a 992· 2155 v.~them a1 killed, the CoUstum, are monuments to SONS.SlORE. ,. ~· RlVTies ~tw>duJtod Chicago Presc:ript•ons. Pomeroy WAID CROSS 7. Ctucago 6 San Dil'IO 5, San f'nlnctsco 4 Lo6 Allad£'5 at HCLI!ITCII, tnt ClrlC'Innatl ar Atlanta. 1n1 Montwal at St. Louis, jn 1 Dney jitaftlE'S ~ n .<1f t:l' l\ ~~~ ~~ FURNITURE & HARDWARE HOIIIeliteS•ws Pttt.\~gh ...1 SWISHER &LOHSE . . Nf.W YORK ·,,: ~ . Kingsbury Home .Sales amtfiNG UNISE ·v~ :-J:' · _& Selvice . nuL 1975 DODGE MONACO .........................,S1095 tO 11 216 S. Secona C"hester The !ipOI where CaetMlr 1976 FOlD GRANADA ............................. S99!i .566 R.lV RtMJ. Ph. 111-4100 St. Rt. Auto., good condition. Clnrlnnati 4. Atlanta 2 St. Lails 1. Mmtn-a! 0 Los An~ICS J, Houston I San _Otego 5, ,San Francisco t. 10 In· ·"' ~ • 4 Dr., looks & runs good. Majors Listed On ,This · VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. USED CARS, INC. _ _,r:=:_.J, 1977 PINTO STATION WAGON ................ 1'l695 Scoreboard ... Matt Riffle !1-9, 145 pound Senior wingbacl< Race tightens again in AL West Division By Associated Press Friday. September 21. 1984 _ Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio m. " f ' .. , I ! ~. I �I Friday. Septamber.21. 1984 Ohio Meigs ·c ounty property transfers listed Robert J. Radebaugh to Helen Jane Radebaugh, Parcels, Salem. WUber Parker, deceased, Ne111e M. Parker, affidavit, Orange. Marvin White, Nan White to Gene Pl:n'Y Lambert, Ruth Ann Lambert, 10.16 acres, Chester. Ronald Eugene Will, by guardIan, Anna Margaret WID to Peggy Lynn Hanis, Ill acres. Bedford. Larry H. Hoffman to Buckeye Rural Electric Coop Inc., Right of Way, Rutland. Paul Strauss to Buckeye Rural Electric Coop Inc., Right of Way, Rutland. Wllllam Morris, deceased, to Lawence E. Cundiff, Adniln. Deed. Suttnn. Connie L. Holley fka Connie L. Cardillo to Anthony E. Cardillo, 1 acre, Salem. Emma Roush, deceased, How- SIIEEIS MEEfi! PRESIDENT - Jennifer L. Sheets Pometoy ' ' candidate ,rvr the !Mth Ohio House District, was In Washington, D. c.' recently to altend a briefing and a luncheon at the White Houae. Among the leaders of the federal govenunent pllrilclpatlngln the program were Preoldent J'Onald Reagan, plctored wid! Mrs. Sl1eets; VIce President George Buoh; Secetary of Jl'.duCatlon EJhabeUI Dole; Secretacy of Education Terrill Bell; Secretary of Health and HIUlDIII Sen1ces Margaret Heckler; Secre&ary ol Hwslng and Urban Development Sam Pleroe and SecretarY of lheTreasury Dooald Regan. ard Frank, Attldavit,' Meigs. Ihla Kimes to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Orange. Richart! P . Buckley, Mary Jo Buckley to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Orange. . George E. Conroy Sr., Clara ConroytoJamesE. Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. Dwight l\1edley, Joyce M. Medley to James E . Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. Alexander Couladls to James E . Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. · Pearl Haning, Willis Haning; Ralph B. Williams, Frances W1111ams, Charles WUliams, Loretta WUliams, Carrie M. King, Flossie Stanley to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Bedford. W. David Krawsczyn, D.V.M., Jennlfer M. Krawsczyn to James E. Diddle. Right of Way, Chester. Roy L. Holter, Patricia T. Holter toll.ames E. Diddle, Right of Way, Qlester. • Roy L. HOlter, Patricia T. Holter to James E. Diddle, Right ot Way, Chester. Roy Alan Holter, Valerie K.' Holter, Edward J. }{olter, Jan s. Holter to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. Roy L. Holter, Patricia T, Holter to James E . Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. . Dan P . Smith, Donna J . Smith to James E . Diddle, Right of Way, Sutton. Glen E. Robinson; Dorothy Robinson In James E . Diddle, Right of Way, Orange. Roy E . Miller. Maurita L. Miller to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Chester-Orange, Earl E . Showalter, Ellen E. PAT HILL FORD Showalter to James E . Diddle, Right of way, Chester: Gary D. Dill, Flossie M . DUl to James . E. Diddle, Right o! Way, , Chester. • Mildred D. Haggearty to James . E. Diddle, Right of Way, Letart· Lebanon. . Paul Ranis, Martlyn Hanis to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, . Chester. --;::=========:; 1, REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS r .. ~o.:~ I1111Cf~l Jrr~ n~e,_, n t , juu C'J il ur v i~tll POMEROY FLOWER SHOP INC. 461 S. Third An. Ttltphone 614-992-2196-97 ~ bf.~~lifulty OO i"-ntd FORD~ P.O. lox 111 MIDDLIPOIT, ONIO 45760 Bank, city ~ponsor road races· POINTPLEASANT-Thecllyof Point Pleasant and Citizens Na· tlolial Bank are sponsoring a one-(!lile fun run ·and 5-K and 11J.K road races on Saturday, Oct 13, dwing the city's Battle Days celebration. . Persons 'interested may preregisterfortherace at $5untUOct. L Late registration fee is rr. Registrations will be accepted untU 9a.m. on the day of the race. Entry forms may be obtained at the Point Pleasant city buUding, Western Auto, Appalachian Tire Co., Rardins.Shqe Center, the Shoe • • By 'The BeDd ·- - · ·· .. Races are scheduled to begin behind the Heck's and Super Valu buDding on Second Street, and will follow a winding course through city stniets, finishing do\vn Main Street In the floodwall at Tu-EndelWel Park. 'The 5-K race will begin at 9:30 a.m. and the one-mile fun run, along with the 10.K, will start at 10 a.m. Eva F!ol:oon a.nd Jeannine Hom · Atkins, and Neva NicholSon. were the "he!it of show" winners at "In Woods Where Feathered the Rutland Garden Chtb's anrii.w.l Songsters call," PauU.ne Atkins, fall !lower show, ':Autumn Rendez- Octa Ward, Eva Robson. and Stella vous~· ~ aver the weekend at Atkins. · the Rutland. United · M~t · "WhereBalmyBreeozesBJowSofl . Church. and Slow," ,showing motion In .Mn. Robson's rosette was for an · moclern design: Eva Robson, artlstlcdeslgn, whlleMrs.;aornwon Pauline Atkins, Pearle Canaday, for a potted plant In the horticulture and Anna 'I'umer. division. The reserve best of st.Jws "AM Watch a Dying Sunset In the categories went to Binda Glow," mass design ,f eaturing Dlelll, artistic division, and Re\la sunset co!ors:' Binda Dlehl, Eva Snowllen, horticulture. Junior. gar- Robson, Anna Turner, and f\eva dj!ner was Cheryl J'l"'ell with Anne Snowden.- · BlsiJop was the reserve junior In the classes open ror public gardelier.' · exhibit, the winners were: J~ !!DUn judged_. the show "Rendezvou.s With the Moon, " whlcb had 38entrles In adult artistic modem design: Virginia Covert, and 12 entrlli$1n junior. artistic; and Rio Grande, regionaJ directOr, 83 entries J11 l!dult hort~culture, and Bernice Carpenter, Bend 0' the 10 entries In junior horticulture. River; Eva Robson, Rutland; and . Artllltlc airanaementa 'Pat Holter, Chester Garden Ou.b Winners in the artistic arrange- · and Shade ValleY Councu of Floral ments divisiQn, listed ~ tlurugh Arts. fourth respeetlvely, with only Ru- · · "Rendezvous with Autumn Trea· !land Garden Club members partie- sures," life arraneements: Pat lpalln&, were ·as folloWs: Holter, Mrs. Covert,PaullneAtkln$, "Beside·Softie Stream with Pel>' and Mrs. Robson, bly Sed," Japanese style: Neva · · 'Rendezvous with Autumn TrainNicholson, Eva Robson, Paulltie ing," !jllggestlng a sport; Missy Atkins, and R.evaSnowden. · Sisson, Chfiryl Jewell, Arme Bishop, "Ana a Winging Count~ Lane . ," and Chad l{arrls and'Jon Stewart. ·-... ., "Rendezvous. with Learning," rustle deslitllncludlng wood: Eva featuring red : Anne Bishop, Linda . Robllon, Pearle C4nada.v. Paulltie $5,900° 0 ONLY 5699 $'oO . TAll AND JlnE EIIJIA AM/FM cassette ste~eo, tinted glass, 5 · speed tr.ansm1ss1on, s1lver met. clear coat • ... • :.. " ' " J Calendar SATURDAY OYER 50 OTHER CARS ANDTRUCKS TO· CHOOSE 'FROM 1983 FORD T-BIRD ..,.. ASBURY- Car wash •.sponsored by the Asbury l,lnlted Methodist Church Youth Group, Saturday noon untO 4 p.m. at the Syracuse Fire Station. Prices $3 for a wash, $4 for lnsldeandfll:lt. $15fora washa)ld wax. Appointment .Is necessary for a wash and wax and can he made by eontactlng Wendy Fry at 992-ilOOi. • rrom . • local owner, V-G engine, with auto. over- · dri.ve trans., air cond ., rear defogger, beautiful dark blue. '~e~ -·- I( 1 POMEROY' Carleton Sch<\IJI M.A.R.C~ Is sponsoring a em:. wash at 278 W. Main in Pomeroy. on Saturday from 9 . a.m. tn 5 p.m. WEST COLUMBIA, W.Va. - The Salem Canmunlty Church near West Colwnbla, W.Va. will hold a 1lymn sing' Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Singers will be Dan Hayman and the Country ~ymntl­ . / I 1983 CHEVY BLAZER 4X4 Beautiful black'with maroon trim, V-6 motor, 4 speed trans., only 15,000 miles. Save on this one. POMEROY - The Enter· prise United Metbxllst Church will be showing the ml)vie "Image of the BeaSt" at 7 p.m. on Sur¥lay. This flbn Is ·part · three of the ''Thief In the Night" series. , _J;_ ' .. f .,... , .. - ·c POSTMASTER: Send address chan(lft to The Daily Sentinel. 111 Court St .. Pomeroy. Ohio e769. SVliSCJiiPTION RATES By Carrt~r or Motor Beu&e One Week ~ ... , ............................. $1.10 One Month .................. ............... $fl.80 : One- "fear ............ ....... .......... .... 157.~ . · SINGLE COP.Y PRICES Dally ...... :. : ..... .. ....... ,.. 1 ..... ... 25 Ce.nts six\, and fourth. Celosia, ·plume style: Eva Robson, first; Pat .Parsons, serond; other variety, Mrs. parsons, first; Mrs. Snowden, second .and third, and Mrs. ·Robson, bll'th. ' Chrysanthemums: Reva Snciwden, aD rour placeS. A ·request 1rom and the Pictures." Ubraiy of lllJYears In Words Congress lj>r all past Issues of Meigs GenealoglcaiSoclety'spublicatlons and those In the future wils approved. Open houseMr. .and Mrs. Jeff Delong WUl be hosted by their pa.rffits, Mr. and Mrs. Carl IJeLol1g at their home on State Roote 143 at 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon. AU relatives, friendS and nelgbbors are Invited to attend. POMEROY - CLIFfON, W.Va. - Vocal · music by "Saved" at the Christian Holiness Tabema~le, CUfton, W.Va., 7:30 p.m. Sunday; pdbUc Invited. 4..\~l. tW.D.tfl '\" \'ID&O ~ STATIO! mers. . . • Mrs SnoWden, third and fourth; Jewell, Jon Stewart, and Jennie other vartettes. Mrs. Hom, Roberta Erlewlne; cacti or succulents, Wlison, Mrs. Snowden; Mrs. Hom. Cheryl Jewell, Missy Sisson, Anna Blooming pllints: Begonias, Mrs. Bishop, with white ribbons to Ch8d Si¥M'den, first three placeS, Emma Harris, Jon Stewart, and Cindy Ledile. fourth; . other types: · Mrs· Stewart. ' . Educational exhibits included a Covert. Mrs. Horn, second and fourth. and Pat Pars>ns, third. display of herbs along with a poster Fern: ..Mrs. Snowden, . Mrs. on uses as well as several Ohio 'I\n'nel'. ·Association of Garden <;lub branches, Stewart, Juniors: Cindy - berried or Cheryl fruit GREAT SELECTION OF 414'5, F~ 150'5 & F-250'5, 460 ENGINES, 351 41, 6. CYL 16 414 IN stoc'K COMf IN AND TAll< TO '14 VOLKSWAGON RABBIT 18,000 miles, 4 speed. '12 PONTIAC ·6000 2 door, 3,400 miles, 4 cyl. , auto. trans., '11 PONTIAC FIREBIARD ESPRIT Excellent con d. '10 PONTIAC TRANS AM One owner. 34,000 miles. 2-'79 JEEP CHEROKEE V-8, auto.-Quadra Traclt '71 DODGE PICKUP 4x4 Power wagon, .8 ft. bed, 4 speed. '71 FORD PICKUP 302 V-8, 3 speed trims., excellent cond. POMEROY -Openhouse1to 4 p.m .' Sunday at Pomeroy Health .Care Center, 36759 Rock Sjirlngs Road, fo mark llfth lllllllverSarY of the facWty; tours of the faciUty, refreshineitts, and entertainment; pubUc InVIted. Viii:N I\ '. Week's Releases ''A•IIIN"''f l,.,ltl'' ' ·. At -Your Transportation Headquarters~·· • " SOUTHTHIID ''!. !!~L FORD,. ~~c. ..~.L••OI,, 13 Weeks .... ............................ . : $15.60 26 Wf'ekS ..................... :............ $3; .20 52 Weeks .... .. ........ .... ,...... .. .. .... . 159.80 If you have service problems call our st'I'vict' desk at 992-21" before 6:00 P . ,M. Mond ay thru Friday. . Bend Area Medical Center ' 137 Main street, New Haven. West Virginia Phone 882-3136 Announces NEW_OF.FICE HOURS Monda·y , 11-4; 5-9 ' Tuesda·y, wtidnesday, Th1,1rsday, 9·)2!30, 1:30·6:00 • I . Friday, 9· l avn Dental Cn'e For The Whole Family r~ln~Col:umbus::M;ay~4~-~5.;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~N~-~Pot~len~!~s~~~~~~~ 4 9 8 1 • , · · DEMO SALE ~~ ~ - . . . SIMMONS YEAR END DEMO CLEARANCE SALE IS ·NOW UNDERWAYI! 1984 OLDSMOBILE .CUTLASS SUPREME 2 Dr., dark sable brown, air conditioning. tilt w'heel, cruist control, AM/FM stereo, cloth seats. 1984 CADILLAC ELDORADO COUPE 'Dark maroon metallic< completely powir equipped, wire wheels, ltilthtr seats, tilt ancl telescopic whet.~ crUin control, Diko-hll·AII/FM st~r.O with cassette. . . 1984 CHEVROLET BIVOUAC CONVERSION VAN 3f4 ton, whitt with sihrt~ striping, slate grey doth interior, fully insulated, dnp tinted rear windows, tirt whttl, cruin cntrol, power windows, power door locks, aircraft lighting, 4 rKiining and swivel captains chairs with rear sofa-bed, Sony AM/F.M stern with casutte. · ' ' 1\ ADMISSION f.Vf!IW .ly£m4Y $1.00 , A 111m of loving. Laughter. 'GEORGE HARRIS • IAIIGAW MATINEES "'TUAIMY & SU>IDAY .w. .wA'IS ~z.oo ; ' ln81df, o~.. . 13 Weeks ......... ..................... .. .. $14.56 26 Weeks .......................... , ....... $29.12· 52 Weeks..... ..... ................. .. ...... 158.24 Outside Ohio . JAM~ D. LOCKHART, D.D.S~ NEW. CAR WARRANTY APPLIES . . JAY HILL Mall Sut.crlptloel ' MOVIE IENTALL.$2.50 A I' I No subscrlplions by mail permtt1ed In towns where home C.a .rner service is avallab)e. r~p!;b;l;lc~atlons;;·;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;~ stern. HOTOOG WHERE THE BOYS ARE Cinema(;) " I ~ month. Lt. blue metallic with mecl. blue vinyl top, completely power ~quipped. Rear window defogger, tilt and telescOpic whet~ '"'in control, wire wheels, AM/FM THE AI.COVE_.WPOUS T~is t Sut)l('r\bers not dfoslr1ng tO pay the car· rler rna " remit In advance direct to The Daliy Sentinel on a l. tor 12rpoath basis. Credit will be gtyton carrt@l" each 1984 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE RENT MOVIES AT THE MOVIE PlACES · sUNDAY . BJ!81'0FSIIOW-EvaBAI'-alsamwnherewldlher''be8tohhow" awu'd wDdDg lll1lltlc delllp at the Rrthnl Gatden Club's !III'IUII! laD llower~Mw. · Keith A.sllley announced an Oc· tnber 6 meeting In Marietta of the Palatlnes of Ohio. The topic Is tn be "German Migration In Ohio." Registration deadline for the meet1ng ts September' 29. · · · . NaJ!li!IS to the l'lomlnatlng Com· . mlttee for October were June Ashley, Janet 'I,'heisS and Louise Eden. Rm-eshmellts were served as the GenealogySocle4yvli:e p1esldent. - group Ustened to a tape!! lecture on The Society also a bOok the War which was presented alllhored, by Agnes HUl ''Tuppers by George Schwelt2er at the State .Plains' and the Surrowidlng·Area, Genealogical Society rnretlng held enoorsed afternoon , Monclay land Dally Press AstoC'Iatlon attd the American Newspaper Publ11her1 At· soctatton, Natlo,.al Advert111n1 Repre· st>ntatlve, Branham Newspaper Sales, • 733 Third Avenul', New York. New • York 10011. -· .::cc. and Mrs. Robson, third. All FRUTH Pll'JU:IES. 1980 fORD f-350 ' . Dahlia, ~style: Mrs. Atkins, flrstandsecond; ·Mrs.Snowden,and Mrs. Robson. Zinnia, cactus llowered: Reva Snowden, first, serond and fourtl!, Zinnia. other variety: Mrs. Robfirst. second anil fourth, and Mrs. Sn!M>den, third. Marigold: Eva 'Robson, first and s'econd, and Mr$. Snowden, third ~very Member: lbe Associated Pren, I•· . ..• ,... . ~oo In honor of ..MIDDLEPORT- Revelat ..rs of Albany will present a musical program at 7: ll p.m. Saturday at Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church In Middleport; flllblic Invited. . 1 Ton cargo van, 300cu . in. 6cyl. motor with auto. trans., good tires. Ready to work. Publtshed through Friday, 111 Court St ., y Ute Ohio Valley Publishing Company/ Mul· · tlmiPdla. Inc .• Pomeroy, Ohlo t5769t h. 992-21~. Slocond class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. . The Meigs eooniy Genealogical Society decided by UllllllimoUs vote . to name .ItS library "'!be Clara Henry Lodlary Ulrary'' In memory of Mrs. Lochary's laltbful · memberShip, when they met Sunday at the Meigs Museum. Society President Karen Werry presided at the IDfietlng. . Caryn R. Sboemakei', Minford, was a visitor. Shoemaker ts an Ohio' 1985 FORD: EXP lbe.._. ~~. . . . (USPS 1 - ) A Dl\'lll• of Mul~lf1'.'Mia. Inc. ·Genealogical group meets . BEsTINHOJn'ICULTURE -'Jean•~Mi llorDoltheStarGardeaCiub .look the top -anllvr poUed plaiD at . The DaUy !141ntlnel ' son, secqnd. ~ . • 1:;. Parkersburg; W.Va., for additional treatment. Cards may be sent ~ were Foliage plants: hl!nl1ne baskets, Jeannine }Jorn, first and second; Emma Leiwe, and Binda ohJ; succulents, Mrs. Covert, Mrs. .. Rorit. • pamt. . Leonard Bass of ~· has reentered Camden Clark Hospital )it lloltlt.ullure otVwoa · 1n the horticulture classes, the \flnnel's, Usted first through fourth respectively, aS folloWs: ' }{ybrld tea roses: Margaret Weber, Linda Riggs, Ruby Diehl, ~Gloria Riggs lri the red division; and Pat HOlter, allfoorplaees In lhe pink dlvlson. Other kinds of roses: Miniature, VIrginia Covert, two places; other kinds. Mrs !Jolter, Anna Turner, Mrs. Snowc:len. Gladioli: Mrs. SnQwden, first, third and fourth, artd Mrs. Nichol, I'8Ued Plaal8 1985 FRONT-WHEEL DRIVE ESCORT ONLY PLUS TAX AND TITlE · Hospitalized Riggs, Missy Sisson, Jon Stewart and Cheryl Jewell . Arr1can violet: Roberta WUson. TAKE A • LOOK AT THIS! ~ Page 7. Flower·show ·winners announced STOP! • Fridly.~~ber21,1984 ., still Outlet and WUliamson's Jewelers, all in Point Pleasant. Forms are also available at the offices of the Point Pleasant Register and at WJEH· WYPC studios in Gallipolis. The Daily Sentinel Trial. Aild triiiDiph. ONLY AT YOUR ·DEALER ON THE RIVER ·OLDS.-CAD.~CHM, Inc. HOUIS MONIAY lllr1 FUAY 9 TO 7 SA'IUIDAY tTO 4 301 EAST MAIN ST. : NMEIOY, OHIO . ill \ PHONE NO. 992·6614 • �-- -· -- .... PagB 8 The Daily Sentinel ~~ Friday, September 21. 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, 01\io I Friclav. September 21. 1984 Swan family reunion conducted Milliron bi~hday Descendants of the Jatr A.F. and Tanmy, Worthington. Laura B. sWan met at the home of Mrs. Kern! Jo Huber, Lora and Ada Bissell, Long Bottom for their Terry, Cobunbus; l\lr. and Mi's. annual reunion recently. MlkeShlpP!S)rl, Columbus; l\lr. and ThelllOUphadabasket~and Mrs. Stew> Holter, Stacey and then spent the afternoon vlaltlng, Stepbaule, Bremen; Mark Holter, taking pictures, and playing JBI'I*. . Bremen; Mrs. Rachel Bissell, Attending were Mrs. LeotaFe!Tell, Mason, W.Va.; l\lr. and Mrs. Mlday; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woode Michael Bls!lell and Michelle, and l\lr. and Mrs. •Junior Smith, Pomeroy. · , J eromesville; Mr. and Mrs. Mark l\lr. and Mrs. BUI Hensler, Joey Miller,EddleHayman, Weslelvllle, and Kristen, Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Torn Grovenweld and Northup, J~my and Amy ·Jo, t,trs. Marte MUllrori, Middleport, was honored on her 8lth birthday recently with a dlrmer party. Attending ,were l\lr. a'nd Mrs. Robert Edwards, Rusty and Becky, l\lr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards J r., Tammy King, Bill Boyer, Jeff Ables, .Mr. and !\Irs. Olville Mil· llron, Mr. and 1\trs. Larry Milliron, Jerry, Mark, All~!~! and Michelle. Shecyl Pjidavan, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wiles and Jenny, all of Reynoldsburg. l\lr. and Mrs. Buck Brown, Mary Beth, Raven, Sllaun, Tina and Mike Jloldennan, Colum~; 1\lr. and Mrs. Delbert Milliron and Eric, Letart Falls; Mr. and Mrs, Keith Bentz, Mr. and Mrs. RDnald Jacobs and Gene, Racine; Mrs. Edward Dalley and Sarah. Reedsville; l\lr. and Mrs. Marvin Milliron and Dianne, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cklnch, Tony and Gary Mohler, and Barbara Will, alLot Middleport. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clonch and Ryan, Poineroy; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Milliron, Mandy and Jason Hubbard, Xenia; l\lr. and Mrs. James Milliron, Mathew and Justin, Tuppers Plains; Norman Milliron, Connie and Candy, l\lr. and Mrs. Tom Grady, Danny and Jamle, l\lr. and Mrs. Paul MllllrOn and David, i>lr. and Mrs. J;:dward Milliron, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. George Walters, Nelsonville; l\lr. and Mrs. · Arnold Johnson, Pomeroy. Business Senrices Racine; Mr.' and Mi's. Steve McLevey, Wllllarnsoo, W.Va.; Nor· man McCain, VIolet Smith, Reeds· vtUe; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holter, Judy Holter, Mellssa 'l'hoowa; LeOna Hen~Jey, Mae ~Peek, Ada Bissell. and Kenneth Bls$ell, long Bottom. Why Wait Till Winter to Remember · You Were Going T0 Call Us? FlvEGENERATIONS-F1ve pLi!l t••Mian Wtbe801h~ ob8ervaace of Mrs. MaN Mllllnn.l'ldul'flll lll!retbey are bun the left. On-We Mmiroa,llobbyEdwardll, Marie MIWrell, &eemary Edwards, and Sluum Holdennall. .CF Tag Day set Sarurday Tag day for the' Cystic FibroSis ·Veda Davis and the juniors of the Foundation, Ohio Chapter, will be American Legion Awdliary, Drew held in Pomeroy and Middleport on Webster Post 39, Pomeroy; Mary Saturday. · Martin, Middleport; . Ruby MarMembers of the Meigs County sluill, Hemlock Grove, Pearl KnaPP Salon no, Eight and Forty, and lllld Julia Hysell, Syracuse; Betty volunteers will be on the streets of Van Meter and Eunle Brinker, the vlllages all day aCCEPting Racine and Letart; Linda Armdonations for the CFtund. This !stile strong, Langsville-Dexter. 19thyearfortlleSalontosponsortlle Mrs. Martin and Mrs. MarsllaU fund drive in Meigs Coonty which are the county fund drtve chairmen. currently has two cystic flbrostS Cystic fibrosis is an lnllerited cllUdreri AU proceeds from the disease which affl!(:ts the Sl!(:reUng drive go 'into research. gl"!!ds of the \Jody. It affre!Sone In House-to-house solicitation is also eve ry l,!m newborns maklilg It the taking place The captains are most common, fatal genetic <llsease . in the United States. area CONSTRUCTION Phone !),4,1 R)O . • BACKHOE DUIIP TRUCK .CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & LIMESTONE 446-2062 I """""""""'70 rr. . .... 110 S~Ul·S15 Tommy Lane Mae Weber, the Rev. J¥D. and Tommy Lane, 12, aslxlhgraderat Mabel Brown, Pearl and Walter Bunce, Calvin Lane, CJUford and the Pomeroy Elementaiy School, Is · one of The Dally Sent,lnel's J'ei!U)ar Irene Christy Residents contrtbuted covered ~spa per carriers. Tommy enjoys dlshes to the COO)Iout, and Jive music · reading, Boy Scout activities and was provled by Joseph White Jr. and break dancing. He haS 74 customers on his route. his wtre, Rita Joan. Call Fo.r Free Elti"!oto . :Fenders ........................ 80 60 7D9 Ford Tr. · Fondors ........... ............. 59 ........................ 49 80·84 Ford Tr. Omni·Hori1on 2 dt. or Fenders ...................... 110 4 dr. Fondm .... .......... .. 75 Ford Ronpr · CheiJ & Ford Tr. Fenders ................... 98 P Bumpors .......... ,. 69.95 72:80 Dodce Tr. 79-82 ChtVItto Grills ........ 31 Fendors ............ ....." ... IJ5 Ford lllncor Grills ............ 75 Ford and Chevy Tall Gatos · PAITS ; 742-2167 or AII '111 11111.1:1111 : Ill s 3 Anno.u ncement1 9-13-lln SWEEPER ond ..Wing mo · Olfllllr, Pllrtt, ami Pick up ond oupplloo. delivery. FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS ~ Goorge1 Crook Rd. 114-44e-0294 .. - (6141 446-7619 or (6141 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 B/13/ffn Public Notice Pu,blic Notice · Nonce TO BIDDERS PURCHASE OF ONE USED SCHOOL BUS FOR MEIGS COUNTY . BOARD OF MENTAL RETARDAnOI'I Sea led proposals w1J1 be rece1ved by the Clerk of the Me•gs County Bo.:Jrd of Mental Re1ardm• on. lo cated o n John Str eet . PO Box 307 . Syracuse. Oh10. 4577 9. unt1 l noon on Fnday. October 5 . 1984 At tha t t•me proposals w•H be o pened by the Cl erk o f the Board . tabu lafed. and a report thereat marle to sa1d Board at 1t s n eJtt meet1ng scheduled lor Mon · day October 8. 1984. at 7 00 p m on John Street 1n Syra cuse. Oh10. to cons1d er pur chase o f one used Schoo• bus. Real Estate· General ~ud· .. M. l. "O.d:' McGHEE Broker-Auction Ser~ice Cheryl Lemley, Meigs County AssOtiate Phone 742-3171 . M~GHEE • 'R,eal*:!f:, Now Accepting listings in Meigs Co . Public Notice accord 1ng tO the Public Notice · followrng soecr frcatrons ment ot t:ducat10n School Bus • 81d Forms T·4B and T-4C. and One 1975 or newer model, used. rn good to e~ecellem W.H state that the bus Will. pnor to d el1verv. co mply wdh (1/1Oh10 condrt ron 48 passenaer (mH'Hmum) to D epartment MADD and Cou nty Board MFfOO speCi kallons . all salety regulations arld curren t O h1o M1n1mum Standards lor SchOol Bus Construc!IOn of the Oepanmer11 of Educallon pur · sua nt to Sect1on 4511 76 o1 the Oh10 Rev1sed Code and all other peri1n ent prov1S1ons o1 law · A cer td1ed check payable to the Meigs County Board of Menta: Retardat1 0n or a sa t1S· 54 passenQe r (ma)Crmum) body. modtfred to rnclude two wheelc harr holddowns rn front passen ger area o f bus. Wheelch arr elec trrc/hyd rai.J- Irc lfh a·nd l.rft door located an nQht-tland sr d c rn front o f rear wheel house. · 12 lmrnrmu m) to 14 lmaxr- mumi seats w, rch hold at least two adul ts per seat. wrth two -seat belt s per seat. Bus to be rec ondr110ned repar red ana as necessary, . and gu~rant eed to pass the Ohro Hrghwav Patrol sc hool bus rnspec tron Parnt w1ll be l1ke new 1n cond 1t1on and a'ppearance . w 1th prog ram and c aunry lcnenng on both s1des (Speci f ic atiOns Will be prov1ded upon req uesl). B1d s w1tl be subm1ned 1n duplicate us1 ng 0~10 D epart· Real Estate General facto ry btd bond execu ted by the b1dd~ r . and the suretv company. 1n an amou nt equal to ltve percent !5%1 of the b1d . shall be submmed Vm h MCh 1614) 992 6683 Bv John S Foster Supennrendent (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstairs equipped with kitchen, livinc r011ra. dinin& room and den; upstairs Ills two bedrooms and one blth; house also Ills basement. Lot size appr01. 41'x3118'. Needs work . . If interested .contact The Home National Bank in Racine : 949-2210. . '. ( )Wanted • '( 1For Sale ( JA,_.,cement ( l Far Relit .' 17.------11. - - - - - 19, - - . . - - - - _____ -· ,,1.· ----- 20,-----2. _ _ _ __ ·••• ------ 21. 22. 2~. ------ 76. _ _ _ __ I . _ _..;_....;...._ 11. _ _ _ ___ ·'·----- 29. _" _-_ _ 211. -_ --..:;., - 11, ,__ __.__..,.... 12. - " - - - - - \3. - - - - - - ,!~·----- 15. - . . . . . , . . - - - }6, - - - - - - - 25. 30·----- 32·----31. - - - - - - 3:1,==== lol. 25.' - - - . . , - - - " Mall This Coupan with Remlthlnett The DallY Sentinel •' Real Estate General CONTRACTING j:]!!![![!!!!!!]!!!!!;![ "REClAMATIO"' WOR~ "01~ FIELD SERVICES "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE '(ONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM euiL T HOMES 'WATER, GAS. OIL UNES Jill CLIFFORD PH. 992·7201 TEAFORD· E, Main., POMEROY,O. WE AlE 992·2259 NEW LlmiiG- s,.:u. Nice IOO'x!OO lot and stnrage Home has been remodeled. Everything in worft. ing condition, 3:4 bedrooms. living room, kichen. part basement A ~ buy at biliding $16,900. 1·(614)-992-3326 IIEW LISTING - Old 8 rm. house lor the handyman or storage. Full basem!IOt, and 2 lots next to the fireoouse. Only $12.000. NEW LIST! JIG -Remodeled& rm. lrame at letart New bath and kitchen, new carpelin& basement and furnace. Asking $30,000 IIEW. LISTING - 5 acres in Sunon Township. On hard road, water and elec. $10,500.NEW LISTING - About 13 acres on 4 land 33 at Peach Fori\. All minerals. $15,000. IMIMEW - Remodeled 6 rm..one floor, 2 or 3bedroonl home. Basement and 2 porthe1 !own - Over 13 acres ot land, IU!It building suites, house needs repair. A good buy at $9,900. 216 E. 2nd St. Phone . IIAIICII - One level aae. ~ dbl. pra&e, 7 rm. rernodela! home wit! furnace, woodburner and fuM basement. Ont; $32,500. . OUT - 73 acn!s more or less. Fenced.· Good sprin& drilled · wei, ·2 ponds and Sfllrqe bide. $11,000 - SIIWI5 rm. frame near the stores. Ball! and all utilities. . IHCIID- -l.ancMie will! 15 yr. It! l1t1d1. 2 or 3 bedi1101111, U bana1t will! IllS FA furnac:e. Just $31,500. Major . Ft/1 BOGGS U. ~. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO . ·AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZEIITH •mVAI!A •SPElD QUEEN lAUNDRY •GilSON IEFRIGEUTOR Wo Ha•o A Full Timo SIMp Titchnician on Duty RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE CHESTER--985-3307 basement nice Jot Be energy efficient will! ,tile IICJOdbll'ner, also FA FU heat. ScMioem district Just $24,000.. ltlSIIIESS BUILDING ·3,200 sq. It - 21'111111d roams first lklor, baths. certral air. Sttnge on 2nd lklor and bllll Good klcation. $45,000. II EAR I'OII£ROY - I'% acres of level JII'OIInd for a big prden $}495 . ~uthorized Jotm Deere, New Holland. Bush Ho& Farm Equipllllnt , , Dealer · Farm Equipment PH. 742·9070 9-4-1 V. C. YOUNG.IJI REALTORS SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum Conoplete Gutter Work . Coenplete Remodeling II~ of aM Type1 WMedinhomearea :tO.,.... " ' - Elllm11W8" EUGENE LONG Pll. .(&14) .143·5425 M3/2mo. d. TROMM EXCAVATING •LAND CLEARED •SEPTIC SYSTEMS . •GRAVEL HAULED Bonded & Insured PH. 742·2328 3·5-tfc RADIATOR SERVICE OPEN EACH THURS. EVE, 6-8 Reaiature your child for l·Shlrt dHign ond flllint clo-• September .22 ond 27 for information cell814· 992-11152. 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMALL ANI MAL HOURS We can repair and re- core radiators and heater 'cores. We can also ac;id boii and rod INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wo'd liko to introHco you to Et~p~t~A-Cor, lllo-nwoy lo driwo tbo vehicle ol your c:hoice. No Down Payment Lower Monthly Paymeni BLACKSTON NEW CAR & .. TRUCK LEASIIIG Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses GAS ~INES. WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES 8oa, 326 . Pomeroj, OH. 45769 for Fostlf Smict Call 614-992-&737 "CUT OUT FOR FUTUTfE USE" or 220 •. Molin, ,.,.,...., KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 843-5424 915-3561 All Mall.. mo, 9·4·1 . •llofrl9era10n oDryertoPPARTS end SERVICE WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 H ·ltt . Ch! rl. the Brea'l l.U.. deal. . Ia n01rl accepting appllc:~~Ucm for 1 alespenoo. · Noexperiencenece rry. SEND REsuME TO: Point Pleasant Register P. 0. Box B-19 Point Pleasant, WV 25550 Fret to good home. , loving. gotnlo. young me(e dog . Mixed breed, port hound . Coil 304-1176-220B otter 5 pm. Kindling wood to give away . 304· 8715·111148. Adorable cuddy puppies, oome-(ong httired, mother & lither are omoll dogo. Or 992·5875 Trolned beagle dogo ond good pupa for tale. Priced from t215.00 up. Coli 742· 21121 . . AUTO & T.RUCK REPAIR 8 PH. 992-.5682 or 9!12-7121 L----,---...-...J CHIMNIY KING CHIMNIYSW. 'SIDING CO. .....lltlful, CIMtvm BulltO.nlgll1" Call for fret sldlnc es- Auction Every Tuetdey night, Pt. PlooHnt, WV• I Auct. Lannle N11l. Youth Ctllltor IStdt., Camden St. Coll814-387-7101. ""' •-n Shamrock Auction Sorytco. Auctlo,_, Exporlor- In Form • homo ouotlon. Coli 114· 182· 4310. Auction ~Friuy night It c.tor. TruckiOICII of n- IMicl•ndiM e¥Wy week. I PM. 949-1046 5 ,......... s.. I·JI·tft timates, 949·2101 or 949-2160 Public Sale & Auction till Hanford Community BUM,ERS .......... '69.95 (fRILL.. ........ , ... .. . '42 .50 R. SUPPORT.. .. ... '84 .95 lAil GATE ......... 185.00 FORD PENDEll .... 169.95 BUMPER ............ '69 .95 Alaa Sarl.o Car Fondora Available BISSELL Lost and Found Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio HOODS ............ '174 .95 SIDING · 9-12·Hn No Suaday C.Ht Conol-toof- • morchllndiM olwaya - · aomod . Ric,.nl lleynolu, A - - · Colt 304-27153011. bo- - For vour noxt Nil cal Emnoo 1"'-d end Vlrglnlo ond Ohio. 1218177. ... a...m-. AucnoN. G--, Auction l >I ' I . > • CL~SSIFIED \ u· ~=iDS whol••• prtcee. let. I'M. Mt. Alto Auction Wow 7 Hauao. sales HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below morkot r1too. Fixed conventional FHA· VA . leader Mortgage , Athono. collect 614-1192· 3061. ...... Gaii1P'oiiii ........ ,·.. ··'Pr fiiaal&-; if':·: ··········-· ·····-··········,• 1---...-------- Low down payment 83 Foirmont Starf(ght 70x14 3 bdr., 1>< ,. b 1 th , ro1r1garot or, range, exc. cond . LOCI ted aI Johnoon'o Mobile Homoo, GaUipollo, Ohio. 111 ,800, al580 to• flo title, •823 23 Profeuional down. 16.1% APR. 1194 Services mo. for 120 m_o a. C1ll Greentree Accapttnce. Inc. Piono Tuning ond Repoir. c.u 1-800-634-4883. Brunlcordl Mulic Co .. 441· 0687. Twentioth yur of 1977 Kirkwood 14x70 mo ~ bile homo. 3 bdra .. walk· in quolity - ·· &..rio! Ds· clooet, CA. rongo, & refrig. niela, 614-742·2951 . redwood porch & unct.rpin· I - - - - - - - - - ning. E•c. cond. clean. Call 614·388-9787. ......................... , , . Yard tela: Leurel Cliff Road. S-ember 21,22,ond 2 3. ..,... U.rgo vordoole Monday ond Tueod~y. Clothing, allolzn . Below Middleport on ZuoPIIR. Hollow Road. ~:;:;:;::~~===1 I· 32 Moblla Homes for Sale Uberty Mobile Home for aoto. 10X60. 12700.00 . con lor oppolntmont. 9815Big lot. 2 bdr .. ctooo to At. 4260. 315 Mlni · ohopping and 1 - - - - - - - - - Holz.ar. LeiH purchaM to quelifitd buyort Call 441· 133 for Sale 9608. 1-----~--~~~212 acre Iarmon Parker Run 1889 Now Moon 2 bdr. Rd. Mull ooll. Moved to Window. AC, aH new plumb~ Arizona. Ter,._l negotiable. ing, new bath room, fuel oil Mineral rightt included. Will fumance, gaa cook stove. carry on 1land cont111ct. Cell liking e6,6QO. Coli 448- 742-28152. Yord Solo, now ond UHd items, Trollor -ind Tho A ppo 1 T roo, Hond onon, w: Va . Fri , Sa t , 8 ur1. ,' 7 fomlly goroge olio, 2?18 Marquotto. Fri & Sot, 9-4: Olflco equipment. bed tremea, childrent clothing 1 toya. · Yerd 1111 Sot. 9~5. ()irlo dreoooo, Lee flo Vllronglor ieono. oize 5·6, boyollzao 8; 8, &10 . Boyoblkeondmore. v, mi. out _Jericho, Pt. Pl. --------, Apt. Molntenanca rnon . Call t· 1 o-':""-:c,---:,-=-:-175. 5104. 31 Home• for Sale 1'3'3-F.;;;;;s:;;,;s;i;;- 4282' 00 304-1126·4073. 'i~=~~~;;:== For nle 2 bedroom mobile ~-34 ho"!o1 .6 ocreo. Will take cor Buildings in tr-. Cell 448~0013 . 1984 Cluroncell All 1984 modllo roducodl Big IIV· lngsl French City Mobile Ho"!n, 441-9340. 1984 Speciol Redmon 28x80, 3 bdr.• 2 both, FR. reduced .2,000. 1984 Special Rod· men 14•70, 2 bdr., 1Yo both, 'reduced •2.000. 1984 Spe· cial Schuh U•48, 3 bdr .. 2 both, 2xl -lis~ reduced •2 . 000. 1984 Spociol Schutt 14x70, 2 bdr., extra large kitchen , rodu.c ed u.ooo . 10 yr. old 8 unit apartment complex. Wolllton. Ohio. All 1 bdr. apt1 .. 4 furnithed . off atreet parking . Resident m~~nager over $1,400 mo. income. Conltlnt welting list 1... then • 1 6.000 per unit. Po11ibl1 2nd. · mort· 111191. Coli 692-1189 Mon.· Fri. 9· 5, 594-2874 ovo. & wk. ends. 1~:;;=~=;=;:::::=== 36 Lots & Acreage 1- 1===:;====== ot- 41 Houses for Rant Busineas building. OffiCe space. 2 bdr., upttalre apt. Garage lor repolr Dr body work. Coli 448,71572 ' or 4411-1980. 2 bdr. houoo. 48 Chlllicotho Rd: Will occopt children flo ,.to. ·con 446-01157 . Housa 6 rooms II batt'! . . Locotod: 91• Thlrd Ave .• 1166 mo., t7& dopooit. Coli'· 448· 3870. . 3 bdr. 2 b•thl, 2 car g•rage, , blisemenl with woodbumer, '" 12 mi(oo from Gollipolls.' Hannan Trace School. •37&: mo. plut utilitiJII. 0 ption to,.. buy. Call 446-8080. lovely country home, Kyger' Crook School diot.. utllhior ava!leble. 3 bdr., lovely' location. Call 814 ~ 367-, 7360. . Houae for rent referencei Lot tor ule in Mercerville, 3 ,required. Inquire at 831 trailer hookups. electric, ru- Fourth Avo .. Galllpollo, Oh. ; rel water. septic tank, •B.ooo . cen 614 ~ 26& ~ V•ction in FIOride. for rent•.2• 61518 . ,-~~~:i:~~~~~ Building lot Rd~ 66x1 50. Cell booutiful 3 bedroom 446·3844 otter Nice clean · old houae. 6 home. Family room hes 1-------=--:::-:::-.: roomt in Vinton, •13,000 20ft. of window• for Pll· 1.9 acre toceted Rt. HO, 1 fumiohtd , •12.000 unfur, toral view. flniahed double mile. last of Homouua. Fl. nishod. Selling below 1p, garage. fireplece . larage in reaidentialarea. Call614IMMEDIATE OPENING prliMI price. Cell Edward R. porch, 60ft. deck, woodo, 379-2712 or 614·379Brown, 614-388-9087. privacy, near Royal Oak 2243. Pork, reduced to 169,900. 8 I - - - - - - -- - New local Floor Cere Company hea opening• for 3 BR , t 'h beth, now family Y2 percent IIIUITIIbility . Call Cleerview E,tatea building room. good location, greet 614-992-6420. lot, reotrlctod, all utilltieo the following position: terms ovoiloblo. Call 446· under ground. centralize 6293. For ule: 1976 14X70 mo- sewer ayttem. 6 mi . below bile home. partially fur- GaHipolia on Ract(oon. Call Maftllger TrainM 3 bdr ., 2 car garage. 1 acre nished, central air. Can be 446-3486. Delivery plus ftot lat. city ochooli. - n ot 674 High St .. Selea Coli 448-4217 . Middleport after 4:00 p.m. For Sale ; Once •ere lot with 992-7811 . large in-ground pool, torn Farm houM ev.a acres, 7 liner, and partially finished If you ere honett and depondlblo ond would liko rooms. bath. several out 1976 Baron Mobile Home bllument. For information buildings , 1 2x60 hou11 14x66, awning porch skirt- can 813 ~ 881-1232 . • career in....d of jutt a trail•. located on Rl. 160, Ing '9;999.00 coli 614· job, Coli for peroonol 88 .1acres in Elmwood, WV . interview: Fri . til BPM. Sat. 2YJ: mi. from Holzer Hospi· 843-5147. tel . 125,000. Call 446, Free riatural g11, 1tocked lOAM to 2PM. 448-7441. 4851 . 19B1 Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1 'h pond. would make 1 beautiNaod bebvoittor In by home bath, total alec. central air. ful oottlng for • homo . for amoll child, need roferen· 3 bdr .. lorve lomlly room. microwave, dishwasher, Po11ible owner financing at pool, outbuildings. 1 acre ceo. Col 814-9112~2881 . ltove. refrig, underpinning. 8 pet. ontv 11.000 down . lot. 91h% a11umeble mort· redwood porch. 304· 876· F!e~uced to t350. flllr acre for quick oolo. 304-676· Need boby-litterln mv homo gogo. lend contract. Kelly 6049. 5640. for omall child . Need refer· Or. Call 448· 7636. ences. C.. 992-2881. 1983 Schultz limited odl 1-------~. c::G:--Bv Ownar : (f you Nko privocy Two level lots on rear 14x70 wHh 7x11 e•· Rood. call304-676·6689 . NHd enra money at Chri1t· we have ill 3 or 8 bdro .. 3 lion, pando, 3 bedroom, 1 ' 1 1 mea time? I need aorne part betha, livingroom, dining bethl. oil elec, central elr, time !*pen right now. room, kitchen, full lomlly flteplace, extra inaulation, room with kitchen, 3 car Phone 304-175·1090. buih in otereo. 304· 468· Ren lals gorogo, Iota of privote park- 1694. ing, hNted twimming pool 12 Situations with prlvocy fence, nicely Uaed mobile home. · 304lond.._,t . Locotod on 1 712 ·2228. 41 House• for Rant Wanted acre tend, 1.4 mile off Fair· o-lc field Contonory Rd. 2 mi. 4 · wide mobile home, stilt· from Rt. 31. 3Yo mi. from Small furnished houte . Cuttomen for the Cellico Holzor Hoopltol. Bloclttop tlng on nice lot, ready to move into. Cupboord. Rt . 110. Porter. rood, no hBio. For For rent with option to buy. adulto only. Call 446-0338 . Hours: 10-IIPM. Mon.~ Sot. further lnformodon colt 4461226. down . 1226. ' per Unfurniohad hou... 3 bdr.. Coli '14-3Ba~9008 . 7044 ct.yo Dr 446-9568 month. 304-782-2226. atovo. ref. Rod~ay Villogell , nights or Sundeya. Exporlenced mother wll do 1276 mo. Coil 446-4416 bebyaltth'IO in my horne· Loon ouumptlon, 4 yr. old Houle treiler 10•55, two after 9 PM . ronch, 3 bdr .. 2 boths, DR, ecreo on Solt Crook, alec, 1-------:----::446• . wookenu. Coli cerpottd, 2 cor gorogo. Coli ctty water end telephone. 3 bdr, houae delu•e Pt. Can be had ..lily. Van H. Pleuant. 3 bdr. houae 60 441-1282 . Winfield, W. Ve. acrea Eureka, Oh . Call676· r .. trimming ond romovol. 1 ----:-:--:-:--:--:-::-· 1~ ­ McCtatkey. 5104. F.. ootlmotH. Con 892· 8 yra. otil, 3 bodrm. 2 betho. Phone 304·188·2188. 11040 or 948· 2128. · foml1y room with wood ---------1---~----:--:-::-:--·· 1 burner. Single Clr garega~ on 1976 Fairmont, 3 bedroom.- For Rent- large 3 BR house. Opening for lldorly ir! home. 8 flat .C... with ltockod oil otoctrlc. 304·178·21112. In town, noor schoolo, 1V. both, flropleco. opplloncoo, Cell 773-15423. pond. City wator (n Roclno. 1874 Mobile honllt, 14x70. r,nced in yord. S325 mo. Co11114-949-2&41 . Flomingo, 2 bedroom~ 1'11 plu1 security depoalt. Call Middlo--d lody would Hko to U... ( n - be a com,.nlon Houoo for oolo by owhor bethl, lurnlohod. 16x8 front 388-8248. to en -.tv ltdy. Colt n1o11y remo- two otory porch ond 4•1 beck porch 371·8432. houM. 7 rooms, 1 beth, with -nlniJI. Unottachod 4 bdr.. 2 beth, fomlly prago. compiiiO oet up room-flrepb~e;:e, centrelalr, 2 tlllrogl cloao to ochool .,d with underpennin,. car garage. in Tara in AddiW11doprlval8dutylnho- ohopp,.... 213 Fifth St. Dl' haopltalo day or night Mlddloport. Coli 814-992· .9.000.00. 304-876-13 I oon. Call 814·367·7464 otter II PM. f. oftorll. llhlfta. Call 114-143-1324 3011 . -'"= • & Vicinity & Vicinity Gigantic 4 Fomlly Sat. So pl. 4 fomlly yonl oola , 21 2 22, 8· 1 . 200 Glenn Drlvo, Camden AVe, Point P..a. acroas from Alpine Motel. tent , ecroll from youth Jackson Pike. Boys womena center, Fri and Sat. Leaving ttilte, owner mull: clothing, light fixture•. fur· Mil beautiful 3 bedroom niture, gle11wara, applian ~ Yard Sale, c;:lothing all sltea and in fant• . .Q iaaswate, home. Fomlly room h" 20 CH. toyo. 2208 N. Main St. Thuro, Fri, ft . of wlndowo for poltorot • • vl-. finished doublo gor· Glirogo Fri & Sol 9·15, Sot. age. fireplace, large porch, Sept.21 corner of ~ee - · 10 It., d ac k, woo do. pr Ivacy. nie 1,.d Krlstla Dr. In Sunkist 7 family yar~ aale, At. 2 North, 8 mll11. Clothing, near Royal Oak Perk, re- aubclivlslon. houaeplanta, mite llema. , duced to 169,900.00 8Yo 1-----~----­ fJIIrcon! oooum'obility . . Coli Garage Solo Bob McCor814· 992 ~ 1420. mlck Rd. Thuro. & Fri. Yard Sele, Sot, Sopt. Z2 ; Clothet, all aizea, miac . B:iiO till?. 2310 Mt. Vomon Nice 3 bedroom. gerage. PiCture framea. stereo. aew- Ave. ba. .ment, excellant loca - ing machine, thoet, purses, 4 fomlly yord oolo, Sot, lorri tion · near tchool. owner winter coati, jecketa . 22. roin do" Sopt. 28th. finance. Mlddloport . Call ., Yord Solo 80 Locu1t St. 9-1 . . 2300 Jefforoon Ava. 992· 2817 . Thuro.. Fri. Sat~ Sept. 20HouH for Nle or rent with .Z2. Kida clothes, gaiore, Yord Sole,>Bot!Y Morr(oon, Dunham Rood, Loon. Thu~a. 13 ·acree, Welt ·columbll. diahn, miac. Fri. Sol. Pool toblo, ltlr!"!o Ueving Aoed. 8 roorri• and desk. other furniture . 4 Family Yard Sale aero .. bath, city wotor. 304-871· from benk In rio Grande . Set, :o_o_.- - - - .9 to 1 Raloft or shine, _1_9_2_2_•_tt_or_4_ Garage Solo, Thurl, Frt, 9et. 1 9:00 till 3:oo·. Bohlnd lloolo Older 21tory ••c cond, level ocre. At. 2 noor Groenbot ~ Goroge Solo Fri. & Sot. at School, fo(law 1lgna, nlrt)l l••n•. 111010. aqui· tom. &..oM purchooo or Vinton: Tires, stove, toola, brond owner finencing . SO's. Kat· guna, cabinets, clothing & rium. riding mow•. lots of mise items. , h(..., ot G1lulo Roolty, mtoc. 304-738:8942 . . Yord Solo Bulovllle-Addloon Big yard Solo, Thure, Fri~ Rd. oftor Tero Apto. Fri. & Sot. 6 lamilllo. Fletrock, a milao North At. 2 fr\Hft Point Sat .. 9 -6. 32 Mobile Homes P!oaNnt. Juot put Good for Sille Yord Solo1otTimo Yord Solo Shopord Church. F(DW~ $11. Sept. 22. 10' 1.Arnold pot1, macram• aupplial.• child IWiaterl, furRftu .... St .. Bldw 011. NEW AND USED MOBILE motorial. milo. HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ... , .. j:l(i'iJ1Ei;Ciif '' '''' ''' lTV· MOBILE HOME SALES . Yord. Salo, Fri ond 8 0 t 4it 4 MI . VIlEST, GALLIPOLIS , Show""' Apto, 12th St. Middleport AT 38. PHONE 814·448· ·Point Pllo•nt ond follow oigno. ·., 7274. "Vicinity 4415-1987. 742·3195 DOORS ........ , ... '149 .95 ' VInyl • Aluminum J 1 '{ard khchon. dining toom, living room. 2 bMroom1 upltalrs. 1 bedroom down.Over en acre. chelrl link fence ell round 24 bv 30 block building, 10 by 30 building big gordon. full booornent· .Coli 614·887·8848 after 3:00 P.M. cloH to Hill Top ·s ervice Station, Coolville, Ohio . leaving State, owner must · Residential & Commercial Now Chevy Truck .... AUTOMOTIVE SALES \I'' H_o mas f.o r 1974 Holly Park on extra tize lot, 3 bdr .. utility building. ,.rdwood floor, beautiful patio , Green School Dist. 4 mj. from Glllipolls. oxc . cond. Call For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair sarvice and installation . TOP SOIL·FIU DIRT !'Waohorw oONI!woohorW Buying . dolly gold, otlvor colno, ringo, jowohy, ottlrlh1o · II-=:,--::--:----~ wore, old colno. Iorge B I roncy. Top prlcoti. Ed . Bur· 21 Ul ne11 kott Batblt' Bhop, 2nd, Opportunity Mitldl-. Oh. 814-182~ 3478. I NOTICE I Wented to buy: inveatm1nt THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· property. Call 814-992· LISHING CO . recom"!ondo 1818. that you do bualnHI whh people you know, and NOT GINSENG ROOT, Top quol· to oond monay through tho lty ond II~• grodtd. ooloctod mail untH you h1ve inveatl1200 .00 lb . Ordinary gotod thll offering. omlillor root - U.nl All ather klncll of root lloo purcheaed. Call Robert 22 Money to Loan Horpor, 304·1571, 7877 . Giveaway Also Tral'smission LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND •II•- . 4 6 992-3410 &14.992~15006cire14· 742, 3147. 10:00-4:00; Fri. Sot for oppoint"!ont 304-676· 1938 . MILLER ELECT.RIC SERVICE l ~-611c . .8/13/ 1 mo . vh:ed . FiN enlmatea. Call Brond opening, Sept. 20. Second Hand Store. 326 Main St. Point PleeNnt. St. Rr. 160 North Gallipolio, Ohio , 7111 / tfn c~ DENNY CONGO WILL HAUl JUST CALL! topping, romovolo, hedgoo, bulhtl. Jrimmed. frH anic 11 • •• 807• _m_•_•e_•_·_•_~ __ , __u_._ 1 · Will bobyolt In mv homtr. WII do light houoowork. Call _8_1_4_·2_4_15_· 9_11_11_6_· - - · l c Woter wello, drilled & Hr· AUTO RENTAL Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-843·5191 773-5839 or 773-5788 hoavy iron beda. a1110 ond up for certain Meiga Co . atone l•r~ . Old time cupJ,oord.. coli 1-304, 882· 2711 · COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . Bodo, Iron, wood. cup-rdo, c,.lra, cheata , beekete. dlahes, otono · jors, ontlquH, gold 1nd oUvor . Wrlto~M . O . Miller, Rt.2, Pomoroy, Ohio 46789 or coli 814·992· 7780. U-SAVE P&S BUILDINGS FREE ESTIMATES Tree work wlnted pruning, Special PrieM: Whlta'a Metal Dfte!:taro, c'!lt for lnf9r· 'mitlon 304~871-2906 . "We Rent For less" ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS UTILITY BUILDINGS Ceth peld for fency Iron or Acron street frpm Pod Office. Mon thru Thura 992-2198 DITCH WJTCH SERVICE Would like lo point troller roofo. Coli 8t4· 2115c1128. Sept. 22nd ond 27th . For information. ..U 912-11152. PAT HILL FORD 1 · 1,3 · ttc Good uood smoll rofrlgor1tor ond omlll love OMt, Coli 441-1414 morn. o r -· cloo-. . CALL 446-4522 8-10·1 mo . Middleport Ohio Coli 814-388. .18 Wantild to Do shirt' deaign end paint RE 949-2969-949-2263 out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. condition. 8303. 31 For sale by owner 9 room houae 3 beckoom1, 1 '1:. bath. Rag1811r your child for T· ,, llonuy 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday 6:30 p.m .~ 8 p.m . Wednesday 3 p.m.·! p.m. Thursuy 3 p.m.'S p.m. fridoy I p.m .- 2 ~p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. lARCI ANIMAL AID SURGERY BY APPOINTMENT 304~675-2441 8/20/l mo. FENDER ............. '76.95 m court st. .. Club Factory '"""'Y Sunct.y. 1 :00 p.m. chocked guns ·onlv. PT. PLEASANT OFFICE Situations Wanted Wented· Junk eutos env I I'Jjilli\1111 I•' IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, O.V.II, Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors & Windows ACCENT '"· 992-6931 TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY CLINIC NEW-REPAIR fiNCI & SUPPlY AW PomtrOr. 011.45769 I mo. WRITESEL ROOFING CO. 992-6215 or 992-7314 POmeroy, O~io & Service equpped "enry E. Cltland, . Jr ................. 992-6191 Jean Trussell ..... 949·2660 DoHie Turner .....992-56t2 Jo Hill .......... ..... 985·44611 S~l•l Sizes Start From 12'd6' and yard. Plus a nice 3 bedroom tanch with new krtchen, woodbumer, storage buildin' and a patio. $36.900. r.,,.u, Work Prices Start At . . ACOUNTRY COTTAGE just for ,au! - 2 bedrooms, full . carpet, YOUR SALES Minor Check Anti-Freeze, Belts, Hoses. Plugs SALES & SERVICE Parts & Mechanical I J ' '' NEW LISTING - Just out rJ 23. _ __.__ _ 6. _ _ _ __ 7. ' lo, _ _ _ _ __ 64 Misc. MIJI'chandisa 191 21 . 28. 2tc JI!.F 'DOZER · BACKHOE $(lid Boar d reseNes the nght (II HOUSE IH CHESTER: Three acres with a nice· ly constructed concrete block home 26x3(), 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12d5 family room. Partially carpeted. fuel oi furnace with facilities for woodburner. 12xl5 block stor· age buildin1. 20X30 block garage. Riaht off Rt. 248. country settine. \2 mi'le east of Chester. o•io. . to wa1ve tnformalmes. to acce01 p r reJeCt any and all or pans of any .and all b1ds No b1ds ca r bew1thdrawn fo r at least th1rtv (301 days alter the sc hedul ed ctosmg tlmf! to r rece1 pt .o l b1d s ¥ e1gs Co u nty Bo.ard of Menta! Retard at1on ' PO Bo< 307 . SyracuSe. Oh10 4 57 79 Open 7:00-7:00 Daily Business .Senices · bid FOR SALE •' LANGSVILLE GROCERY & GARAGE 12 Jim e11 Mink chov.-Oidsrnc. Gono Johnoon Wonted to boby tit In my 441 3172 homo lull or port tlmo, ' behind Ordnonce ochool. Wented to buy uMd coal • rofoienceo. 304·875-2784. wood hooters. ·-In Furnl· ture, 441-31111. 3rd. & Wanted part time work on Olivo St., Golllpotis, Oh. form . 304-878,7769. 11 Help Wanted LOOKING FOR A GOOD CUP OF COFFEE7 CUT YOUI!I COFFEE BILL IN MODELS HALF WITH MOUNTAIN RICH . LEARN HOW: MON· All -·including children OAY SEP1EMBER 24. ovorogo 1 · Forcatolog 7:30PM. HOUDAY lNN. typo oollignmonta. Inter· viewing in Columbuothe GALUPOUS. ONE HOUR SEMINAR . FREE SAM · wook of Sept. 23. For an PLES: COFFEE. TEA. oppolntmont coll 412· 856· ORANGE JUICE. ALL ARE 1_9_1_9_2_· - - - - - WELCOME Sell AVON make 41% . Coli Gun 1hoat at R1clne Gun 1·4_ 4_ 8_'_3_3_5_8 _· - - - - - :I: z We PlY c8ah for late model ciNn u1ect cen~ Call BoUoono for Got Wotl, Annl· veroarye. lirtlldayo. Plrtles. Slnglnt~ -441,4313 ·· Caft . Bel loono & Co. !a: LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ Licensed Clinical Audioloeist PHON. E . 9 92-215. 6 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. Davia Vacuum CJeener ~ one helf mile up Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Dependable Hearin1 Aid Service Wanted To Buv A... r---~-----1---------...,1 chino . The Daily Sentinel P,H . 992-7683 or 992-2282 Roy Bickle . Certified Chimney Sweep Stonewood cookout held O Remodeling · lnsuranee Work Cu&tQ.m Pole Bldgs . 1o Ulrues Roolint Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidin&s 15 Year~ Experience GREG ROUSH •complete Chimnev Cleaning *Certified Chimnav Relining & Repair *Experienced and Insured Mrs. Clayton Allen . · Mrs. Opal Hollon spent a night ~ntty W\111 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hollon, Parkersburg. Cletus Allen and Maxene Schla ~ reth, Columbus, called on Mr. and · Mrs. Clayton Allen Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. Spence Tedrlck. ' Old Washington, vlslted on Labor · Day with Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham. Stonewoods Apartments. Attending were lne;l Pooler, Evelyn Mains, EilEen Snyder, Cedi and Shirley Frazier, Alma Newton; Audrey l>'welt, Iva ,Stewart, Betty . quistopherson, Loolsa Jolmson, Now Homes- Extensiwe 446-2062 Ga., and Mrs. Faye Smith, Jessup, Ga ., spent a few days with Mr. and Minnte and Paul Johnson hosted a cookout recenQv for resklellts of tile ROUSH CONSTRUCTION • Chimney Care Chester·community ·happenings Katie and Bobby Allen , Wester· ville, spent a week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay· ton Allen while their parents were on vacation. Recent Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Ridenour were Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham, Mr. and Mrs. James Rldenoirr, <laughter Janet and !iOn John, Mr: and Mrs. lowell Ridenour and son Joshua and Mrs. John Rldellour and sons, Jason and Jam!. · Mrs. Barbara Baker, Atlanla, 9 I-:=::;=;~~~;;:===::;======ir;=========~ Carrier Olrner The Daily Ohio \. or 4 woeko·Doc. 22 thru Jon· 19. Morine Village on Ft.: Myera Beach , Florida .. Swimming pool, jacuZIIand·· eJ~~err:iae room. B0111 remala~ ovailoble. 0011 block from Ft. • Myers Beech fiahlng pier. " Nearly new, completely fur· " niohod , 2 bdr.. 2 bath . apanmant. Sleeps 8, lla1 microwave oven, 2 TV't full 1ize, wether a. dryer .plut water front balconY on ••· ~ veth floor. kids permitted. ~ lntorootod coli 441· 7044 . dayo or 448~ 9688 nlghu or · Sundlyl. • 6 room hou1e and garden in : country. Ref. & dep . requite . .. Coli 814~388~8243 . Clean 5 room houu in Eureka, fuel oil furnanc8 . : Call 614·256·6547 . Newly painted 6 rm . 2 bdr. : home. Quiet Jtreel ucellerit . neighborhood. Ref. lo dop: • osit required . Call Richatt~ · Carter 448~1 370 aftitr6 :1!0: . .. Houae for rent 3 bedroom home. unfurnished, fuel oil . furnace . Call 6183. 814~992 , · For rant, or option to buy. 3 ·. bedrooms, level lot, garage, . ba1ement . Middleport . $260.00 month . Referen - ces. 992· 3610. Four bedrooms, two baths, · garage, "h mile from Neiga ' Hlg'h School $260.00 per · molith plus depoait. Phone : days 614 ~ 992 · 8•61 or ov· . eningo 614·992-3301 . 2 hou~ea tor rent &nd bar for ' sale or' Ieese with option to · buy. 304· 871~ 6720 . · Sale or rent. 9 rooma, • baaemant, 144 Perk Drive, · referenceaanddeposit. Rent : $326.00 . 304~ 875·28811 • after 6 PM . · Smoll 2 br locotod in Camp : Conley. S 1 40. month . 304675-3812 or 176-1371 . For rent with Option to buy, · large 3 br houM letting on : nice lot. ready to move into .• 1260. rnonthrentorl1,000 · down, owner flnancing. Bal· : once ot 1312.49 por month:· 3011·782 ..2228 . . .,, • �, Friday. September 21. 1984 l'om.,ro>:-Middl.,port, Ohio' The Daily Sentinel- Pail• I Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel 41 Houses for Rant 1'NEN NE 6ATs 1HE CAI<El1 Plll7 OVT'A HIS C/..GAI$···&/EJ.A'IS, PEtAYS···ANl1MME P&A'f'S.! 1 bedroom hom·e good loca· l ion, *200.00 month with dolpollt. Alter .t2 :00. 304· 675·6848; efter 4 :30. 304· 875-7634 . 54 79 ICIT 'N' CARL YLI! ®by Larry WriOIIt Misc. Merchandise Nice twingnt c~mplete with 2 owingl, gilder. teeter ton•. hofle llo allde. 3 yro. old t40. Coll441-8114. 11 - - - - - - - - ·l,c- be.. ment and nice yard. 304· 676-3030 or 675 · 343t & Oak furniture, ttb•too, . ct~&iro . cupboards. pie telephones, dealt. also antiquea and glaaawara. Open Sundays . Conkel'• Tuppersplains, Rt.7 . For seto 8 h . floetwlng triJCk camper. gil stove. aink. ,., dlnet set. k:e box, siMPI tour, u..d very little- c•ll • 8t4-992-3798 orlt4-742· 2143 . . Dunrovin Fruit Fafm Mel· f'Ote, Jor111than, MCintoch, •nd Grima apptea. Concord grapea, plums. honey, aorghum and apple butter. Sr. Rt. 6Bt , S .E. of..<~lbony, Houra 1· 7 deity, Sat. • Sun t0·8. 6t4· 898·821!1i . 1972 Travel Mate Camper. :, Sleeps 6 . Needs some rel ~ 1260.00 . Call 687· - -------------------- · Heavy duty chains and bind· ers for sole. 304· 876-7769. 446-0390. Mobile home for rent. 1&,...:;;;...&. Adults, no pats. Call 814- 8 ft . xpatio 6 door ft . 8" . $75. insulated Sliding 304-875· 4210. 367·7743. Mobil a home lor rent . Adulto. no pots. Call 8t4· 367·7743. 51 Household Goods For solo Winclleater Model 94. 30·30. Call 446·0087 oftor 8 p.m. 40 inch electr iC range $85.00. Hoover Portable ' McDaniel Custom Butcher· lng . 8 doya a week. 304· 8B2·3224. otter &PM . 446·t409 . 12x60 2 bdr., 2 mila from HMC . Cell 446· 3697 or 446-0t57. Mobile home lot & mobile home tor rarit. 2 mi . from Gollipolis. Coll446-t062 . Throe bedroom. t2 by 85. air condition, washer, dryer, furnlahod UOO .OO plus dep· osit and utilities. Call 814· 992·7479. 2 br unfurnished . 'OR jiA~VATION. • Home Improvements • ----------- 0:•: 2 ' bdr mobile home. C1ll wall carpet in Gallipolit . Call t=========-r--======-1 ----'---------46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call 6t4-992· 74 79. Wooher $tiiO.OO . Wring., Washer $150 .00. 30 inch electric range $100.00. G11 Trailer loti, sewer and water clothes dryer etOO.OO. 24 furnished. small children inch Whirlpool automatic accepted. 304"875-t076 washer $100.00. 40 Inch goo range etOO.OO . Call 742·2362. 47 Wanted to Rent Wanted to rent, amall eff. apt or · trailer. adults only. 304' 676· t632 eltor 2 PM . 51 Housal1old Goods Camp SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New & u~ad wood & coal atovea, 6 ptece wood living room 44 Apartment suite .with 6 inch flat arms 8399. bunk beds complete for Rent with bunkiea $199. 2 piece. imtron livingroom suites $199. entron recliners ess. .JA .CKSON ESTATES other recllnerli •so. maple APARTMENTS (Equel dinette sets 81 79, box Housing Opportunity) haa springs &. mettre11 twin or one and two bedrooms, rent full 8100 set regular-firm stanlng at $183 for one 8120, maple dinette chairs bedroom and $198 per 836. wash ste"d' •34. month for two bedroom. maple rockers •sa. 7 place with $200 depot it located chrome dinette set •149, 5 near Foodland and Spring piece dinette sat 899, used Valley Plaza. pool and TV bedroom auitet. refrigeraant. Call 446·2746 or leave tor~, ranges, chest. dreaaers, wringer washer•. TV's , dry· message. oro. llo ohoes. ·cell 8t4·446 · furniohod efficiency t146 3t59. utiltiea paid, single. share 1- - - - - - - - - beth. 807 2nd . Ava .. Galli· LAYNE'S FURNITURE polis. Call 446·4416 ··tter Sofa, chair, rocker, otto9PM . man, 3 tables. (extre heavy), 86B6. Sof.a, chair •nd loveFurnished apt ., 2 rooms & seat, 8276. Sofas and chairs bath, clean. no pe11. adutta priced from *286. to 8895. only Deposit & reference Tablet, 860 and up to 8126. required . Call 614- 446- Hide-a-bedt, 8390. and up to t&SO .. sofa beds et46. t519 . Reclinon. f286 . to t376 .. Lempa from S2B. to st26 . Furnithed efficiency. • 1 86 mo., utilities pd. 920 4th pc. dinettes from •109 ., to Ave.• Gollipollo. Coli 446· 436 . 7 pc. •t89 and up. -Wood table with ahc chairs 44t8 olter 9 PM. t286 to t746. Ooak etto up to t226. Hutcheo. tiiO. For le~~ae overlooking. city park. 2 bdr.. LR. fully Bunk bed complete with equipped kitchen, dining menreaaes, 8276. and up to area. unfumiahad, e180 mo. $396. Baby beda. $110. Mattretaea or bo~e springs, CeU PJ's. 446-t8t9 or full ortwln. t68 .. 1irm. 168. 446·4425 . and $78. Queen sets. $196. 2 bdr. &ipts . utilties part paid, 4 dr. cheats, 842 . 6 dr. chests, 864. Bed frames, newly decorated. Call 676· $20 .and $26 .. 10 gun . Gun 6t04. cabinetl, $360. Gas Or electric ranges 8375. Baby 1 tmall turn. efficiency for 1 gentleman only. Call 446- manrea10s. t26 & U&. bed f~emea 820, $26, • *30. 0338. k1ng frame $50. Good selec· Furnit;hed apt . Centrally lo- tion, of bedroom suilea, cated , all utilities paid. rockers, metal cabinets: 1 838 6 up to oteem hoot. Coil 446· 0644 . headboards $85. Conley. $1 60. mo. 304· 676-t371 or 675·38t2 . 1 BR apt, convenient loce· tion. no pett, security dep- Used Furniture •• dryers, head boards, and 2 bedroom osit. Call 448·2055 . suites, coal atove. 3 miles Small garage apartment in out Bulavllle Rd. Open 9am OellipoNs. furnished, ideal to 6pm, Mon. thru Sat. for one. Nice &. clean , new .814· 448·0322 carpet, newly painted. Call 8t4·992·2430 . f(ewly redecorated, 1 bed· room. partlelly furnished. •225. Deposk required . Call 8t4·992-6319 or 992· 281&. - - - - - - - - l c- Good OE waah•r-dryer tet $260, .Whi,lpool wuher . *71. 4 other waahera to chooae from . 30 in' ges range *96, 36 in' ·Gil range 2 bedroom apartment for t98, Maytag wringer t96, rent f280 .00 per month. Kenmore dryer· $75. amall Whirlpool refrigerator •96. Utilltieo Included. Coli 773· Skaggs Appliances Upper 6423 . Rivor Rd .. 441· 7398. room unfurnished apart· ment lor rent. Coli 992· Atlanta homeateader coal& &434; 992·69t4, or t -304· wood burner. real good cond .. f200 . Roll-ey bod B82·2686. llo monreaa et 0 . Call 614· APARTMENTS. mobile 38B·9008. homes, houaas. Pt. P..... nt Waaher, electric dryer re· and Golllpollo. 814-448· frigerator . Corbin ·'and 822t . Snyder Furniture. 448 · tt7t . . Furniahed 2 bedroom apannlentoln M(ddleport. Adulto. no pets, aecurity depoait. 8t4·992·3874. c:-11 1974 Mercury Mont•go MX good cond.. U , 200. Call 446· t769. 1-Fonaleortradecouch.cheir - - - - - - - - - r;~::~==~~ love •e••· 3 tables very got;td 71 1977 Dodge 4 x4 380. 4 -·• new teres · goo d • hape, s.--. call614-992-2818. TRUCK TOPPER 'S Moot TOP poiduaed farc.ra. '80 sizes, different colore, mil· mod~ CASH and newer ter card accepted. John 's Smith 8 ulck-Pontioc. 1911 Eootorn Avo.• Golllpolia, Call Auto Solo. Bulovllle Rd •• Coli 6t4·441-2282 . 448·4782. Goiiii>C/11&. Oh. C< liVI'Siill:k Building Supplies 61 Building Materials Block, brick, seWer pipea. Windows. lintels. etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande. 0 . Call6t4· 245· 5t2t . 2 c -....,NEA.n: ~t~~~=~~~~~~ ohope. t360.00 call 8t4· 949· 3039. 11111 Suppltt~s 55 !ill Farm Equipment Autos for Sale t982 Cornaro Z-28 Indy Poco Cor Edition. t· top. A.C .. A.T.. low milooge. Sorloua lnquirioa. Cell 4467689 alter 8 p .m. formoll Super A with cultl· vatora. mowing machine turnlng plow. Coll6t4-256· t 973 Dodge Dort oport 340 8701. ' cu.in. engine. cragars. aide ------'---~· .1pipes. Bose ayatem, nNdl 54 Misc. Merchandise You build it orwewil124~e48 For Sale t36 M.F. dleoel body work. 1860. Coli 4464 car garage kit. $2,496. tractor In sxcellent conditiQn 7603 or 448-t 178. •4800. For aalo tOtO .John Knauff Firewood Split- 96~ dol. Collt -6t4-886-73tt . Deere backhoe endloader t982 Mercury Lynx 3 dr. hardwooda. Seasoned or *6500. For ule Intern•· HB. air. aunroof. 4tpd .. rear grHn._ You pick up or we Now open for businau Mountain State Block, Rt: tional grinder-mixer •1100. defrost . Coli 6t4 · 388· deliver. HEAP vender. 614· 98tt . 33, New Haven . Complele Coll6t4·992· 740t. 258-6246. masonry auppliea. 4", 8". Limestone, Send, Gravel. 12" block. Delivery tarvice. New Holland. a auper 717 t979 Oldo Cutloaa Supreme Delivered in Mason, Meiga, Phone day 304-882-2222. chopper, corn and gra11 18.000 mi. t3.960. Coli on::i::n:: g::8::8::2::·3::2::3::9::.= = = head, P.T.O .. fq• blower. 448-t3t 8 "'"' 6. Gellia or pick up at Richard•l :e::v:: llo Son. Caii446·77B5. Coil 1·304· 474· 33t7. 1983 Chevene Scooter. 4 56 Pats for Sale 1-- --- tpd.. excellent condition. New Holland forage equl· Plaatic ciaterns state app.lntereat free financing un· AM-FM radio. Coli 814· proved, plaatic -aeptic tanka, til Sept. t . t986. now and 388-9634 altO< 5:00PM. plaatlc culvert, metal cul verta. RON EVANS ENTER · HILLCREST KENNELS uud. Grinder mixera A. 19n VW Deaher station PRISES, Jackson. Oh 6t4· Boarding all breeda. Heated manure apreadera, interalt wagon, appr. 36 miles a gel. indoor-outdoor facilities. !tee until 4 -t-86 . All N·286-6930. A KC Doberman . puppies: Holland hay loals. lntereat AM-FM 1tereo c•llette, good tiru,low mileage, exc. For sal~ fill din, arid top soil. Stud Service. Coll6t4-446- !tee uirtil 7 · 1·86: 1- Uaed cond. retail •2.200 . Alking 718 New Holland model 7796 . Coli Coli 6t4-256-t427 . lt.796 . Call 8t4· 388chopper with one row hUd, Fall Yard Care Mulching, J 'udy Taylor Grooming. Call ono used Gehl blowor •&60. 9896 . one used auper 717 New fertilizing. liming, reaeeding 814-367-7220. Holland chopper with one 73 Monte Carta parts, must a trantplanting. Alao for row heed t1900. 2-uaed sell. Coli 814· 246·94t0 or Bri11rpatch Kennels Profestale: cow manure • top toil. Contact Bruce Davison. sional All-breed grooming. Cobey loriiiJO boxes with 446-4666. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa- tandem axel running geara, l - - -- - - -- -6t4-258· 1427. cilities. English Cocker Spa- exc. cond. CeH on price. 4 760 Ford truck, 20 ti. bed. used New Idea com pickers cab over aleeper. Hoban lit~ wheel 40 ft. box tool. niel puppieo. Call 614· 388· from 8700. to •2600. New geaoline weld• and power. 1ra1ler. tt,200. Cell 446- 9790. and uaecl Gravety boxea. 2 cyt. angine. Caii614· 3B8· 17119. DragonWynd Cattery ken- Check with us on the 2Y.f 8266. Regulation pool table $800. nels. AKC Chow puppies. pat. int••n leaH on New 1- - -- - - - - -SlameH klt1ena. new liners Farm Equipment. We have 1970 Pontiac t 200. Call Colt 446-t769 . " CFA Himalayan and Persian great deala an New Aile 446-4684. Onew hide-a-bed couch axe. kltteno. Call 6t4-446·3844 Chalmen Tractors end 1:-- - - - - - - -(Jieaner Combines. Keefert 973 Dodge Charger $100 cond. $50 and some misc. after e. Service Center, 30·4-896· or belt offer. Call814-266for Hie. Call 446·8tt4. · CFA Persian kittens, exc. 3874. · Pt. Pleoaant. Ripley 8417. '74' Fontaine flatbed trailer. pedigree and blood line. Call Rd. St. At. 87 or Leon, WV .. tll83 Ford Fairmont Futuro. aide kit, chaint. end bindan . 448·8276. PS.PB.AC. 4 door. 24.000 Call 6t4-379-2775. miles. e~ecellant condition. 2V. yr. old Shetland Sheep· 63 Livestock *6.000 firm. · Cell 949Franklin woodburnar &. dog , opeyed. Coli lt4·388· 2933. model 28 SW 367 6 in. 98tt . barrel. tuned action, packm· 2 yr. o ld R eg. 8 elgium stud t966 Dodge Den. 8 cyyer grips. Ro11 28 in. 10 1 0 American Pit Bull pupor will conaider trade for Iinder , new battery. speed bike. Celt 6t4-388· plea. Col 8t4-388· 986t . otock troller . CoH446· 7791. e4oo.oo. Coli ottor 2:00, 98tt . AKC Rag. Doberman pup- POLLED CHAROLAISI ~ 9_8_6·_3_&_t_t._~---Pioneer atereo svatem with pies. exc.·Ped!gr4!'e. 7 weeks BULLS Reg., modOfn, tall, t979 Olcla 98 R-cy. walnut glass atand. Excei- old . tt50 . Coil 6t4-256· coJ'fec:t alao club .-t...-a. 48,000 mileS. All e~etras lent condition. Raaaonable 8403. Woodward's Ohillco Farm1. including cruiaa control. price . Cell446· t3tl!. 1 - - - - - - -- - - 814·379-2697. power windows, power AKC German Shepherd fa· oeeta. *6990.00. Colt 992· 1 double bed & mattreaaes, me!' 6 moa. old. S40. Call Regiltarad Hempthire ram li 3898. 1 drener. 1 rocher· with 446-2310 . yro. old . Cheap. Call 446· 1 - - - - - - - - - cuahlona. Moving must Hll. - - - - - - - - - - 0822. · t984 Chevrolet Corvoir Beat oHer. .CaM 614-245· T~o male AKC Collie pupa 5802 or 446 -2313. tn·color, alao stud service Beautiful t)lack mare horae. Mo~za 2 door coupe. Phone St4-992·3196. call 6t4-692-4839. 4 yr. old gentle. t660. Coli Beef ready · for freezer 46 8t4·388-9989 ohar 3;30. 1981 Chevette acooter 4 cents per pound on hoot. A.KC registered Beagle pupspeed ltanderd. e~ecellent pioo. *50.00. Coli after 4 :00 Call 446· 1062. 8 Gumeay heiferf 4 with condition e2, 400 ,phone PM . 304·676-8267. -:-:-:-~------­ calves. Coli 8t4-246-6348. 6t4-949-2011t . Washer & dryer1 smoked glaaa table and chairs. AKC regiatered Minature for' sale chestnut mare. 1978 Ford Mustang 11 PS PB couch. e1c. Call 814-379- Schnauzer tt26 .00. 304excollont riding horse, well Automatic tronomltlon 896· 396t . 2696 after 6PM. ·diociplined. greot lor youth t800.00 end t974 Ply· e275.00. ,lolao. t6 mo. old nouth Voy 0110, Po-ngor Electric trailer furnence. cheotnut filly Arabian cour- Von t700.00 coill14·992· 63.660 BTU. good cond. Y, 57 Musical t"' horoe mixed aplrited but 5111111. bed good Ia sturdy frame Instruments sweet natured. Phono 6 t 4 · 1 - - - - - - - - - with opringa. Call 6t4-388· 992 -3798 ot 8t4-742 · Work cor fa< aale. 1988 9060. 2t43 . Novo 2. runo good. Coli 992·8289. u .. d band inltrumentJ for Approximotely 2500 ft. SOl· soned cherry lu'mber •soo ule. Frank's Pawn Shop, 64 t983 Z28 Comero, 3700 Hay & Grain free delivery, Call 446· 430 2nd. Ave .. Gollipolio, milo, loedold, aome 11 now. 448·0840 . 8038. Phono 304·1171· 71111 . 22 caliber pi1tol 8 in. barrel, Conn alto aa~eaphone Large round balaa of hay .: 20 78 Cotollno. 311,000 mlloo holster, box ahell1, axe. tt76 .00 . Coli 6t4-986· eoch. Call 448· 1052. t31100. Exc. Cond. 304· cond. *76 or trade for 368t . Good mixed grata hey for 77J.5t48. ohotgun . Coli 448 ·8t14. Conn trumpet, with '-ather solo. Coli 848·2237. '79 Ford LTD. 302.1oodold. caae. axe. cond . *1&0. For Sale, R.... Hitch for 304· 773·111126. Good quollty mixed hoy, 304-1178· 2010. t B79 or t980 Ford, call t1 .10obolo. Coli949· 3019 814·.9 92-8711 oftor 11;00. Mortln D-311 gutter with after 1:00 P.M. 1978 El Camino VB; 13,000 mlloo, now point. 304· 8711· COlO, t1 .200.00. 304·773· 5617. 7438 oltor 1 ;00. 1r.III Sfllll Lil rllll 1 979 Camero, light bluo metallc , 3150 auto, 68 F.rult t2 , 700 . 00 . 304 - 1711 · Autos f(lr Sale & Vegetables 3994. 61---------- Trucks for Sale t9SO ChtiYY PU good cond., . .oo. C•ll 814·266·8248 . t982 Ford F-tOO 21.000 miles, :J apd., power stHrh•g. sliding rear· glatt, AM · FM couotte. ts.eoo. Call 448·9834. t970 Dodge ton truck 3t8 engine. 4 epd. trana .. 18 foot flot bed. fiOO . Coli 446· 94111. t970 Chevy 'h ton PU, 327 eng .. auto. trana, 12&0. Call 448·9458. 1 ton 1984 lnlernational. Good condition. Eatra porta. tl50.00 or trode. Coll843· 6129. ·' t970 Ford 3 quortor plck·up truck. automatic , needa tronomiulon. $300.00. Coli 742·3044 or 992-8696 of· te<6:00. 1972 int81'netionel,392 engine cab over radiator for 72 internatkmal cell 614-99257t6. Marcum Roofing & S.p out·• .,. In g. Now lnltalllng rubber' '- ' roofs . 30 y"rs e~eperlence, ~ apecl•lizing ·;n built up roof . ..i Call8t4-388-9857. PAINTING· interior and ex· terior, plumbing ~ roofing, aome remodeling. 20 vrs. OKp. Call '8t4·388-91112 . .. H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding, roofing, room ; addition, storm windows. · stone. Call 6t4·367·0409 or 6t4· 367·7244. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee . Local references furnished. free ett jmatu. Call collect t-8t4, 2370488. 9 a .m. to 5 p.m . Rogers Basement Waterproofing. GENE'S OEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN , scotchguard -watar extrac tion, deodorizers. FREE eati· mates. Reasonable rates. Gene Smith. 992-8309 . ~ RON'S Television Service. ·• Specializing In Zenith and ~ Motorola. Quazar, and ~ i houaa calla. Call 304·676- ~ 2398 or lt4-446-24&4. Fattv Tree Trimming, atump removal . Call 304-876 t331. --.· !!INGLES'S SERVICE. ex· perienced carpenter. electrician, meaon. painter, roofing Oncludlng hot tar oppllcotlonl 304-676·208B or 675·4560. . ,. . '' · 1979 Ford F100. good co~dition , *2800.00. 304· 871!-1623. Rotary or cable tool drilling . .,.": Moat wells completed same • day. Pump Nlea and aervi- .-;! COl . 304·B96· 3802. 73 Building reModeling, repair~ .. lng, call collect t -304·937· ·, 2921. ~ Vans& 4W.D. 1979 Ford Brcmco R;engar XLT, air. AM-FM . Call 4462t77. 1978 Scout. lock out hubea loeded. priced to soli . Coli 448·9~40 or 676-6B9B. 1979 Chevy Beeuville ven. loaded. t4.660.00 . Gray ond blue . 304·676· 7748 call ott.. 4 :00 . t974 CJ6 jeep, 6 cyl. like new ' top, good tirea. •t.IIOO.OO. Call 304-875· 5792 otter 6 or aee at Cochr1n '1 Ex~eon . 1----..:.....::..:..___ t978 Chevy Blazor, 4x4 auto, PS. PB. AM·FM, B treck. Now radial tires. Good cond. 304-882-2689 . 1-::::-:::-------' 78 Cherokee Chief. 4whaal drive. 38.000 mlloo. buckot $88tl, tilt steering wheel. good radio,' clooay wheels. all tinted glooa. •4.000.00. 304· 675· 777t. 74 Motorcycles 4 wheel Suzuki Quad 60, like new, uaed 3 mo., e576 4..:4..:1_ · 7:..:6:..:0:.:0:.:·_ _ 5 ,...fir_m_.C_•_l_l..: ;: It 984 Hondo 200X ox. cond. Call 448· 9777 or 441· 3692. 1------.....- - - t980KAW 100LTD. B.OOO mi., exc. cond. Coli 448· 9777 or 448·3192. 1982 Horlay Dovldoon Sportlttr 211th AnnlvOfsery Umlted Edhion, *3200.00 firm . Coli oftor 11 ;30 1_Pm_.8_4_9_·2_1_8_2_._ _ __ 1· 1884Hondolhodow710.2 holmoto, 1 BOO mlloo. Coli oltor I . 304-171·&1t7. l~i=~~~;:;,~== I' 1--------12 ft. M-• Aluminum boot w~h I HP Chryolor motor; Mlnn-Koto oloctric I& trolling motor; loat trailer. lt4· 742·2121 . .. 82 Plumbing & Heating . ' • ... . . . . CARTER'S PLUMBING , . ~ .• AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Golllpollo, Ohio · • Phone 8t4•448 · 3888 'o r ' 6t4-446·4477 ,. __________ "" JIM'S PLUMBING llo HEAT· lNG. Rt . t. Bo• 355. Gelli· polis. Call 6t4-367-0&76. SHULAW'S Plumbing end Heating, 211 Sixth St., Point Pleasant. W. Va. 304875·6420 . Ucenoed and inaured . Eveni!lg Television Listings-.-----:-::~:-:-:=-----------------------.:...:..----...:....-9121 /84 WANTED, Monual StoO<ing box far Dodge 4x4, 72 thru 77. Coli 304·875·3481 from 8:30 ta 4:30. 77 Steel I beama. angle lrona. lhMt otHI, grodng, t8 cent• to 21 cenu per lb. Conduit ond aolv drain pipe. ceiling furnaces. 110,000 btu; oloctrlc ceiling heotoro, 11,000 ·• 30.000 btu. Parte bina. atMI wOrk electric motora "3 phoso" 3V. hp • 1211 hp. firebrick. oloctrlc holot, II"' boiC.I, electrical flxturu, penel1. breakar~. ltart. .. Old W. Yo. M.... blo Iron .... m. 1:30AM to 3:30PM, Mon thru Fri. · Minimum purchoso UI.OO. Auto Repair Borg Wor- T-10 4 lf)d. trono, 2 turbo 310 trMI, botll need warlt, 114 Chevy hoed, 2 - 302 ford ........ Cllllt4-318·81t1 . a•• MaytOfl dryeo- t1 00.00. dur· ing dlyl 6t4-982-8481 OV· For ....I SIMplng Roomo onlngo lt4-1192-3.3 0t . •d lltM house kMplng Pickona uosd furniture. 304· Porlt Control Hotel. 1711-1483 or 1711-t460. Cell 8t4-446-07&1. - EVENI~ 83 Excavating ---~---=· . 8 :00 • · . (J) Good-1 Excavating, bate· manta. footera. driveways, aeptlc tanka. landscaping. Coli anytime 6t4 · 446· 4&37, Jamesl. Oaviaon, Jr. owner. - The -·alory Wing• • Whlo· des of tr-pona1ion in Amertca ia fntured . (]) MOVIE: 'lal~ed lnfjdol' Dozer Work by Ted Hann3. Dltchaa. ponds. roadt; land clnrlng, etc. Call Motor Car Brokers. 448-6692. rn Nowsis-ww-- I])Hotl'ot8to (J) Lucy &how v- Cil Or. Who <Dl o f - Mimi J .A.R.Conatructlon Co.Ru_..... .,. tland, Oh,8t4· 742· 2903 ; Basements. Footers. ConCf'tte work, Backhoe 's. Dozer &. Ditcher, Dump truckt. & watar-gas-aewerele.:tricallihas. O .A.Boaton excavating / ' complete dozer and dump truck aervicea. Call 667· 8828 or 378-12a8. r (J) Down to Eortlt (J) • (jJ ABC Nowo • CIJ <B cas N - ~Nightly lluainoss (fl) ·-ldo:g Wamen e w- (J) Electrical & Refrigeration rn -(J) Wheel of fo<tune of fo<tuno 1- · D (I) ® M8cN.H/t...tw.r SEWING Machine repairs. Hrvk:a. AuthOriZid Singer Salee • Service Sharpen Scluon'. Fabric Shop , ' ' Pomeroy. 814 -992· 2284 . 7;30 James Boyt Water Service. Aloo poot. lllled. Call 8t4· " 218- tt41 or 8t4· 446· tt71 or 114·448· 79tt . Fomlly Feud dr <II of fo<tuno • Ill Now Name . Thet Tune WKRP In Cincinnati 8:00 (J) rn ,.., Martin's Calt. lt'fltoestMr. T .. hoby llHn Monln ond • hoot of other -b<ltloa. (RI 1110 min.) (I) MOVII; .,.._ Ump aon•a Anirnel Houae' MOVIE: 'Undolr Fn· [15 (J) 181311ulci<1Aiobto Umlted Cpe. Ledy D -. OorOf!O Upt ""'· Law mlloo. Fully oqulpptd. lmmoculoto -flhout. E - t h o -. ..... below N.A.D.A. 11Prta.. 304-171·2111. MOI\tO Coria. Ooocl t2300. con 171· ar 304-11711-1007. 78 Moton Homea • Campa,. 1177 GMC motor hamo, 21 h. 11....,.. fully oqulppecl, one awnor, booudlul motor hamo. N- M-lntlra.ln houM moohenlc..... ng to bollevlna. Coli 114·113· S313.Att.no.Oh. Ken's Water Serv.ce. Welle, t;:laterna, pools filled , Phone 317·0123 or 387-774t night or dey. =-·s CIJ Tic Too Dough EIPN~=dwaol< n JIMS WATER SERVICE . CoH Jim Lonior, 304·876· 7397. . I . r · 11:30 (J) A-onlng: A Nllml· ~ dvo in Bnlnze tO:OO Cll MOVIE:.'KruH' (I) M.,_ Lellgue Bsp+'l: a.. AtloniOI .. ~ (J) • (JII Matt Houston Season Premtare. Accused · of two murdara he' didn't commit, Man muat build a caae &geinat the rHI murderer to prove hia innocence. 160 min.) (CipSod Ceptionod] . (J) Mlalin Ho< T_,. .,..._,cloutt 0 : tl C1J BCTV: 81 coucl Coming The leugha continue whh speclitlly·edited encores featuring 1he best sketches' of the aatirical aeries. 10:;!0 I]) Spocllli <Dl Pollloora I~ • NfL-oftheWMOYII: 'With lll:o You .._. . Cll•s ...,_, 87 . Upholstery TRIITATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP ttU Soc. Avo.• Golllpollo. 81 4 -441· 7833 ar lt4·4411 · t833. Naw doing roupholatorl~gl~ my homo. Liz Woodyerd Crown City, Ohio. For fr..; •tlmotoo coli 814· 211· t.441. ; Tho Booson oc,..,,,_ ttr. .,.w, ao he CM"t go unc~~~-· ta catch the-- . ....... .. ,_whltttl_ . . . p.:&tiOf who le on uotto• I]) A - L i f e Cll . Cll MOirtE; · -· e 1 uo ITQnight'o rn rn·guelt Tonight io . .... ~~::!! 9 Henl't~ 8:30 (J) IAitlo . 3 :00 ()) 700 Club (]) PGA Golf: Penuonic .Ln Vegea lnvl1ationltt Second Round 3 : 1 & [}) N~ of Cocllino Featured in this documen· tary is a former htgh school. beauty queen, a psychiatrist and • fashion executive who have abused cocaine . 4:16 ([) MOVIE: 'NIJtionlll . &..mpoon•a Animel HouM' [}) MOVIE: 'S.V.wiBh Smlea# 4 ;30 (J) Aou Begley 9/22/84 EVENING 7:00 ill Too Close 1o< Comlart Ill S..t Lou• In the 8th . Grade An ex-high school loser encounters 1he girl of hit adolescent fantasies e . . ..... _. <li......,.M N...:aow CIJ !£ . tect • ,........ nook linger . from I crotv fan. (60 min .) ()) MOVIE: 'Airjllaw II: .Tho._... ~ -~= co....... 'The LMt I]) MOVIE: ·'Tho Fltfltlna Ftldliy Night K-' MOVIE: 'tO' PKA ~ .C oi'- Pie••• Ful .c _ . ........... ce-ta. LA Gone McComb vo. Oliver Millar In • 11-round bout lor tho U.S . Ligbt MICI<IN.wolght Chompionohll). (90 min .) , I ] ) . (JII Love Sal lOll Promleno. A bevy of beau..... ere on bawd for funromance on Love Boat. m. 190min.l ICioeod Coptionodl (J) """-"""' S.Ooon Pre- e ti:51o'W ~ • . ,. loy THOMAS JOSEI'H DQWN ACROSS 1 Cor:lay's I Roman farce Z Russian . victim lake 3 Optimistic t Picnic . . "gatecrasher" 1Mu8ical notes 18 Uglit sarcasm 11 Maturing 5 Despotism UMarceUo I ChurchYestenlay's Answer otfilms going 151VTanan maases It UnctUous • ~ 11 Isle! 7 Moslem 18 Wavy Nll!ri u Persian ruler tiler.) • Cl1......l rose a The 111 cauous paet 18 Alone ''Undie Zl P.O.W. 11 Rave 19 Ancient World," in !2 French D ForawiJ days calalogs river D Pinafore !tMulelike 9 Invali· ItS Comedian • CaJlCula'l animal dated or salad 11 etti"' zz Heraldic 1% " •.• bird in U Be 31 Variant Wrallth a cage " ~ly ot Anne Z3 Terry Southern novel U G::illed Z5Commedia dell ·- .• t.a!.t~lt!d n city !~Sharpen !~Indian weight 30Palmleaf siDecay S4 " The Rose TattOO" I• b+-+- star S7 can.town official 38 Spear 3t Doe or roe to Register t·---J .I ... () DAILY CRVPTOQUOTES - Here's bow to wort II: --- AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW ( () Movie; F•:-tlc ~-· a.- 6-r:~~ ....,.......,_ <D e (I) lnalde ~ MOVIE: 'o.tly Duck's (]) Caltaa Foc-4ta' '84: · Narth c. ar.... • Boaton CaRaga . ®To .8 :00 • ill (J) ,..,,...,sin Crime !PREMIEREI Novioe.detec· tlvn Corolo Stonw,cl< end Syd Kovlll ere to pro- Cusseci»T..._ MOVIE: •c:-tu.e- t.2:30 e eii::'T.... Far I w ~-Gold 7;30 • . I , . . . . . . . D taLa ·c-. Cl!l Man( o.tllln ® Chnrtuding Chem- 'TlMt wan...,· College , . _, Uh:l:lg~~n St. at IHinola 1t :oo • ill Cll rn o CIJ 111 cu • MOVIE: 'The PrinCe News . Showt;lri' · Cll MOVIE; 'Prlv..a 8:30 (J) Country Expreu School' GD Rarnblin ' · Cll AIIOILUitad Nuts 9 :00 • C1J (1) Hot Pursuit ill eoo-..tlon w/Fred CIJ MOVIE; Creek' !Awls D. (J) Cove . r·Up "--lei Ep· ({) Report Chevrolet ·s Col •soda. Private ln~ators loge Football Report . Mac Harper and Dani Rey• Twilight znolda poae as 1 model and a tt : t&CD~ ... fashion phbtogropher to 1t :3o • rn Soturdev Night sotve lhe murder of Oani' 5 Live husband . (2 hrs.J · Cll MOVIE : ·Forced (J) GrNt Depression Veng....,ce' 9:30 ill Not N - l y the I]) John Ankerberg News · Cll e.M 11ruco Show (J) (JJ flndolr of Loot D (J) Hawaii five·O loves (PREMIERE! CorY Cit News Maxwell's grief over the (JII MOVIE: 'King Kong' tragic death of his wife in- 12:00 I]) Ministry Speciel apires him to dedicate hie CD Collouo football '84 : life 't o tracking ~own lovers Nonh Caroline .. Booton who have been separated by time and circumstances. (J) MOVIE: 'ZiogMid Girl' (90 min.) Cit All In the femily CiD Lyman H . Howe• a "High 12:30 I]) MOVIE; 'Tho Vordict' Class Moving Pictures .· ToGt MOVIE :. 'Frenkenatein. night's pr-ogram focuses on The TRHI Story' the career of tum-of-the- 1:00 G (I) MOVIE: 'John century trevelil'lg showman Goldfarb. · Come Lvman H . Howe. who was Home' r~apon~ for the introduc· (I) MOVIE: ' The Innocent" ttOn of the moving picture to I]) ErTN<gency: A Specie! much of rural Amenca . Report . t 0;00 (I) Joo. P I - Special (I) Night Tracks· frank Sinatra, Joen Rivers Chortbustero end Jerry Lewis are imPer(!) Nowo,/Sign Off sonated by this comedi~n •ouurUmita .whose special quest is Eddie 1 :1 6 D (jJ ABC News Murphy. 1 :30 D (jJ Newo' I]) Spect.:l a Cyndi (J) MOVIE: L111 HI of W - (!I (I) Mojor LHgue llueball: Atiantol .. S8n Diego (J) Football '84 (DJ MOVIE; ' f - of the Bride' .Switch rns ... CIJ Or. Who Show G miere. Hawke and Dominic heed lor Texas w Hawke plano to repay a debt to a buddy who saved hio lila in Vietnam . (60 min.t ()) Laramie . Cil Food:I l l I]) (J) floe Hew out · (i)~~n.m ,.. MOVII: 'Tho Waotd Of 'wev w-· !lenny HIH &how lolllll Lulte ........ ,.,. .... the1110 - min .) wnock. ClliB ...._..,,, i W-"'1 trevlllw hul Dull' It IOined by top WUhil:g- ·...... • .......... Ill the ........ s Cil ~ (I) MOVIE: •.....,_. ())NFLGamoof_W_ The llulla "' tot tilly I A I --• 2 :16 Cl!l CNN Hal w News 2 :30 [})MOVIE: 'Humongous' rn N....n.-t./W.- the-~GCifltiaotldl •.• ([) 1t;oo <B • (jJ) : Nowo · I]) MOVIE : •Block £men. . . . . ..... enture Pr-. ill Nowo,/Sign Off <ID Pam. . . CB>Nows- Tonight . (J) New. [}) lnalde NFL Thi~ -rts spec;.! hosted by Len Dawson and Nick Buoniconti features htghtights from last -;ear·s foot ban pre-season through the Super Bowl. ()) c - . . .: The World' a Moat V.......,._ Reeo;urce (]) ESPN'a Sp•adww:elc · (I) St&rt.wide Dow- ond Nick Buonlcoml f......,s highlights from lost year's football pra~uaaon through the Super Bowl. I ] ) _,c -'the Brldoo (JII "t".._lnmont • (jJ _ . . , H - Rage' ~~-:;:~ (lj - NFL This _..-'"'hooted by Len 11l=::ce e Goid Hits e<JJN·()) I _ . , . - ' - ' I]) Nltlht T I]) ABC llocks aiJii CI\IN .-ilno News e Wild. Wild w(JD MOVIE: 'Tiger forco• w Love That Bob I]) Sw Soon:h I]) 8olid D (J) (l!l MOVIE; 'Burning 7;00 .• . (J) 84 . NV ·· (J) !II W - - Season . 1 ;00 Promieno. Second of 3 pOns. Webster befriends the judge whd ""II decide his case while his Uncle Phillip wres· ties to Win logo! cuetody. t : t6 Cll <Dl w... ._. 1 :30 Louis Rukeynr onalyzas the ·soa with e weekly review 2:00 ol economic ond investment matters. .ji:OO G C1J (1) MOVIE: 'Time Bomb' Club I]) 700 &:30 IEBCNewo Guernsey cow, very gentle, good family milk cow. Call 742·3044 otter 5 :00 or 992· 6198 daytime . "-* Bolling from 1..-V~. <B • (jJ ....,....,.,., . When: 11) (I) • I]) CD Top CDJa r Franklin free atanding flraploce . Phone 304·676· 3Bt4. Furnished Rooms I ---------------~ ··'·, &: 45 HOW ABOUT A>l At.ITLPOTI' IN 5XCHANBI' ,Ott A CONF~ It" tON • 81 M.ccormick Rd. Cell 446· 9669. 2 bdr., AC. gas heat. wall to OF CDUR•&• LIKE- ANY' GOOD MY!ioTriRY PLOT, THIItl I~ ON& C.HAN CE Sr:rvtce s Two bdr. mobile home. completely furnished on Bob Trailer Park. 448·t602 . CAPTAIN EASY 1 ·-!i:;.:;;~ Sean wa s he r. dryer •276.00. Complote boby bed 836 .o·o . Victorian living room suit half p rice •t . ooo . oo . 304- 175 · 7746. 1'2x60 excellent condition. ailulto only. t below Eureka. references 8e dap. t 140.mo. Can 6t4-643-2644 or 6t4. 843-29t8. view in Kanauga. Fosters • Cam~ers WHO DIO tT'! Mobile Homes for Rant Furnished 2 bdr1. TV cable, clean, quiet, beautiful river· Motors Homes & Vegetables House 3 bedroom duplex. 42 21. 1984 Pomeroy Middlepon. 011io They'll Do It Every Time 11 tURMANI ) [I) One letter stands for a nothe r. In this sample A is woed for the three L's, X for the two o·s, etc. Single letters, apos!J:ophes, the length and fqrmalion of the words •re 111 hints. Each day the code letters are different. I CRYPI'OQUOTE ' """"": --- - -bytilo--. tMOANEYt · ~-)~~(~)~~;)~~~:":"~':::""'~ =~~~~ An-. t I I I I I ) "( I I I J" (Anlwer'IDTIOI row) PARI ~H BEMOAN Ana...,... : Did ther call her this because ehe had a Ytaltr<lay'l l Jum'-a: DUCHY JULEP • heart ·o l lone?-A P.EACH • Z MW SESY WV YWI GAZ . IZGZU~, AS .U SYI BJSY , VWA SPKJ CU ZU , 21 IJS UCFI KC AIU BZIJ ASCTZIL . - BZYUIWY GJOAGJZTT Ye:olerday'o Cryptoquote : A COMF!LIMENT IS SOMETHING UKE A KISS THROUGH A VEIL. - VIC· TOR-HUGQ () 191• I( 1ng Fe•lur•~ !.,-1'\dicate . t r\C ..... •. �.. • Page- 12:.....The Daily Sentinel Rescue teams end search for bodies Anil·V'*It Barriers ' Sedcide Att.-ckQn u.s. Embassy Amex Meigs County happenings•. TB testing program Judge orders sale begins on Monday proceeds be divided Transportation (Continue/! from page 1) Following a canvass ·of the has elapsed before the end of the community, Edwards announced month. Kroger Co. will help CAA in that CAA Is close to establishing its . stocking the pantry, he said. In Meigs County Common Pleas "Those things will bea~ln own food pantry to help low-Income· Couri actions, property once belong- · people whose food stamp allocatlon our block grant request," he said. tng to J erry D. Swartz, et al, has been purchased a t public sale for $27,:m.OObyCredlthrlft of America, Inc. · The Court has further ordered Meigs County Emergency Medl· ~ade up the third place team from that the proceeds from thts sale are cal SeJVIces perlionnelplaced weD in Melgs. A total of seven teams were to be disbursed by Meigs County competition thts past weekend at the in the competition. Sheriff James J . Proffitt with Clerk OAEMS conference held at Burr In squad competition, Meigs of Court Larry Spencer receiving Oak State Park. · County missed first place by 12 $324.!l!; Meigs County Treasurer Meigs County placed firSt and points. Seville of Medina County receiving $393.69; Central . Trust · third in tbe CPR contest and placed took first with 124 points with Meigs receiving ~.874.73; and to Credl - second in squad competition. coming In serond with 1l3. Maklng · thii!t, as a partial payment on Making up the first place CPR up the Meigs team were Eskew, judg~ement, $5,E09.50. team from Meigs were Gary Snouffer., and Thomas o.! Pomeroy, and 0ene Lyo.ns of Racine. .Snouffer 311d Greg Thomas and Meigs ·unit does well ,Weather forecast Three emergency runs Clear tonight. lAJw 5:>-60. Vartable • winds less than 10 mph. Saturday, The Meigs Cowtty Emergency sunny and warm . High- in the Medical Service reports three runs mld-&:ls. Chance of r ain near zero on Thursday. ' At 9: (l! a.m., Middleport went to. percent tonight and Saturday. Extended Forecast Hobson for Donald Eblin to VeteSunday through Tuesday: rans Memorial. At 9:3.5 a .m .. Fair and wann SUnday 110d Rutland went to Langsville for Mary , Mooday. Chance of show!!rs 'lUesWells to Veterans Memorial. At 7:09 day. High<; in the 80s Sundicy and p.m. , Pomeroy went to DutchTown Mooday and low 'llfi to low 80s Hill for Freda Mitch, also transTuesday. Lows mostly In the Mi. ported to Veterans Memortal . Friday. September 21, 1984 Oil, gas·drilling bill sent back to board Embassy -AnAex BU~ding - Let.nese neth V. Welch, 33, whose mother QqrdPost lives In Grand Rapid s, Mich., a nd Navy Petty Officer 1st Class leb8nese Michael Ray Wagner, ll, o.f GqrdPost Zebulon, N.C. Bo.th were described as em bassy staff mem bers. The explosion was the third almost identical suicide bombing against U.S. targets In Lebano.n in the past 17 months. The twin truck bombings of U.S. Marine · and French paratroop command posts in Beirut kllled 299 people last October, and 63 people, including 17 Americans, perished in the A1>ril 1983 bombing of tbe U.S. E mbassy in the Moslem seCtor of the Lebanese capital. All three bombings were claimed by Arable· speaking anonymous telephone callers on behalf of the shadowy terrorist group Islamic Holy War. U.S. State Department spokesman John Hughes said there were two terrorists and that they drove 500 feet under Ore from guards. But the American source In Beirut said witnesses at the' annex saw only on~ man in the vehicle. Pollee and embassy officials said they believed gunfire from Lebanese and U.S. guards prevented the van froln reaching a basement parking lot and blowingup the entire building. Reporters were not allowed Into the annex tQday. A car blocked the U.S. EMBASSY ANNEX EXPLOSION -This graphic shows the entrance just before three concrete U.S. Embassy lllllle>: In Beirut and the sUITOUJidlng area. A van ftlled antl-vehlcle barriers and an army truck was parked In the middle of • with e>:plosives and drtven by a suicide commando ran a haU of gunfire and blew up althe buDding Friday. (API sserpbotO) •. the barricades. BEffitrr, Lebanon (AP) Rescue teams have "found all the lxx!les we will find" In the wreckage of the U.S. E m bassy annex, but some victims of the . devastating suicide bombing may never be located, a U.S. o!!icialsaid today. ''Thereampeoplewe'renotgolng to lind any part of," the official said. Police said 23 people were killed and 60 wounded In the blast Thursday. Lebanese state radio said as many as 40 may have died. It was ImpoSs ible to detennlne how many Lebanese visitors or visa appUcantswereat theannex when a van !llled With explosives and driven by a suicide commando blew up, .said the U.S. source, who spoke on condition of anonymity. ·The American casualty toll stood a t two killed and 21 wounded ; with five treated and r eleased Thursday afternoon. None of those wounded " Is in a life-threatening situation," the source said. The source said seven or possibly eight Le~ese employ~s of the embassy were kllled when the van careened past concrete barrters , . through a volley of gunfire and blew up at the doors oftheslx-Ooor annex. The blast injured U .S. Ambassador Reginald Bartholomew and British Ambassador David Miers. The U.S. source said both rema ined in the hospital today but their condition was not serious. In Washington, the P entagon Identified the AJl'lerlcan dead as Army Chief Warrant Officer Ken- The Meigs County · Tuberculosis Offioewillbeconductinga cornmunlty skin testing clinic attheSyracuse Municipal Building in Syracuse from 5: :JJ to 7: ll p.m . Mond~y. Joan Tewksbary, R.N., will be giving the skin tests and urges all area residents, including food hartdlers, boosters, firemen , EMS personnel and church groups to take advantage of this free service. Each person should have a tuberculin skin test as a routtneexamlnallon atleast every three to four years. In addition to the skin. tests Monday evening, the lire depart. ment will be holding a blood pressure clinic d11rlng the same ·hours. ' Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio • It was the consensus, J.,.ucas. Ohlo.HouseBW50ldeallngwitholl · states, that the bill wW be amended and gas wen drilling, of particular to prohibit the spreading or surface .Interest in Meigs Cw!W due to the application o.fbrlne. large num~r of drWing operations taking place, has gone back to the drawing board. Jlm Lucas, active MelgsCountian in legislations pertaining todrUIIng, wasamongthe overlOOpersonswho. AT crowded IntO the hearing room Tuesday in Co.lumbusfor~ revtewof the bill. Lucas reports that there was so ---------,..-~, much testimony offered that Chair· $1 Sa~t 0111 Dollar Sl1 man David Hartley sent the bW back · to sub-conunlttee to be VIUAGE PHARMACY I amended. MIDDIII'O-T, 011. I There was standing room oozy for UMIT 1 rEti CUSTOIIiEI , I the healing with numerous people Offor Gaed Stpt. 25·21 voicing their objections to the practice of sw1ace application of ANY ROll OF FilM I brine water from the wells, Lucas PROCESSED Sll sta tes, Most ofthose attending were --~--..\ in agreement with other provisions 0110 hoyr, or 101111 doy procHiint. of the bW, but apparently were Your film "''" loans our store. against sw1ace dlspoal of the brine, Quality prinh "" Koolalc paper, •· Lucas points out. · nlopint with Kodak cht•icals, pro· toctiYO sr,tvts for all your ntgatiYOs. COUPON DAYS PHOTO ·.EXPRESS PHOTO EXPRESS Admissions---Jeremy Ross, Middleport; Donald Eblin , Pomeroy; CecU Frazier, Middleport; Freda Mitch, Racine. Discharges---Wa rren VanMeter , Leona Hensley. CLEVELAND (AP ) The winning number drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "The Number," was 175. In the "Pick 41' game, played Monday through Friday, the winning number was 7002. ... -.- ""'·.:.-- Bond sales at $55,835 ' HOLLAND'S SPRING FLOWERING BULBS BRING YOU · NATURE'S MAGIC!·. evelleble • We'll help ·you select . . . Sa·tur.day, Sept. 22 From 10 A.M... 4 P.M. ofl\ FARM ANIMALS ·GOA rs 6 '' \~s PERING ZOO .DucKs ·o•\~ PONy COME ·; DOWN/ ~ON I I • Tak.e-()ne . . .......... .. ..... ... lnlert , - ·· 12 . . _ 110 c.. Middleport · Pot1.- r ~llpoli~ Point PltaiCint Sunday, Septen b1r 23, 1984 A Mulllmlllllnc. New - I BRING ~ I -~ THE WHOLE . FAMILY . ·_ J BEEF .ROU.NDUP! r: Five Meigs projects qualify for grant funds ByjOHNFRIED!\IAN· '1'tmai-Senlloe staff ' Capture the mystery and imagination of the world of gnomes in these collectible sculptures by Tom Clark. ,. Stop ila and IH our selectionl One of thse charming little creatures is sure to lftal your heart! Sports ......... .. ........ ... ...... C.l-8 Racine VIllage, ~.OOl for the purchase of a r-..e truck. Mlddleport had sooght PJ.<ro aDI1 Racine req~ $26,00. ' I Meigs County 1$ eligible for $1ll,4m In vrant rnonlel. Ten percent of that totalor$U,l60, Isto1,'0Ver administrative C061s. Of ~ $100,440 remaining, 51 percent of that total must be used to benefit areas where 51 petQI!IIt the population Is deffued as low to moderate Income. Sixty pet cent of the total must be spent on projects detlned as " priority." Tbe other «J percent can then be used for "non-prlorlty" projectB. The Letart; Lebanon and Pomeroy projecta are desiglnated as priority. Racine's and Middleport's projects are dEslglnated as 11011-prlorlty. or Federal guidelines tor fhls year's block iljlllt PI'OIP'am are more strtngeat than In years past and are dellped to !IIIW'I! that the poorest areas In each o.f the state'J CIJWities receive the fUnding. Ptupoll!d proJects bad to ran Into one of three cateaoi leti cooaidered by HUD to be of national as benellt to low to rpoderate lnrome people; I'EIIIQIIal·ot alum and blighted areas, and urgent~Letart's. Lebanon's and Racine's applications met the low to rnOOera.te income requirements. Ptmeroy'swasconslderedanurgentneedandM!ddleport's met therequbement tor removalofasll!m or blighted Clllll£1 u: area: Mayor Fred Hoffman, representing Middleport, and Frank Cleland; representing Racine, said their '• •J GAl.J..IPOLIS - ' The longawaited cmtpletlon of the GaWa County Courthouse mo.ved one step closer 1o re8Jity Friday as county Commissioners and !be architect :;teve Cassady completed a "punch list" on the first and third floors o.! the.S2.4fictllty. Cassaday said he would go tllroog:h a.simllar procedure on the basement and second floor of the building Tuesday. The party, alo.ng with gefleral contnactor Custom FacWtles representatjve Jlm Porter went through the building looking for problems that ~ to be corrected before canmlssio;l llers accept the building. Porter said nothing major was found to be wrong. "Mostly ctrywall repairs, re-hanglng doors, caulklng · windows and general ~lean-up," Porlersald. "ItreaUysbouldn'ttake a lot of time." The repairs sOOuld be COOIPieted by the end o.f next week Porter sald. Cas•a«hy said the hold-up now Is with the electrical contractors. "The state Inspection Is scheduled for Tuesday ," Cassaday said, "and theetectrlcalwo.rkhasto.bedone.b y then." Beforethestatelnspection,Cassa· ·day said alr balancing had to be ctmpleted, along with wo.rk on the electrical panels and circuits and the fire alilml system must be tested. ~------------~ Judicial p$11el hears motion - · for new trial ' _.,week ' PENSIONS - The new contraCt conlalns two 1ncreues for both 191!0 and 1974 penslonet's. or people coYI!ftd bY tliDie two aeparall! ~: $111 a month bl!gtnnln& In the tlrst check ~the contract lUes etfect and $10 per IIICIIth lri 1987. WIDOWS -undt!l' bOth llie 198J and 19'r. ~ widDwa alio 11M two IDa I - $5.00 per l'r.!lllth . tnstructed its search committee to · stop looking for a fuU-tlme replace- By KEVIN p:IJ.V 'l1me8 S II +e1 Stall GALLIPOLIS - The Gailla· Jack_.Metp 648 Mental Health Board is '~!eking to lntetest Its IntErim director to serve 'In that position Cllla fuU·tlme bBsJi. Board Chain'nan Roberta . Haber said the board wants to contract for the SI!I'VIces o.f Dr, Rk:bard E. Hunter, currently executive dlrectol' of Marion County's w. 648board. Hunter has been Jntertni director of the trl-county boardsincelatelast year. ""'1ltft-.,..... COAL AQI M A MltleW."*o.twl7 I D7 41 'l'NUilarrhw at a.....,._ ..... ftNa) tile 111ft naP 7 7 •.,. . . . . _ ....... _.nllfJ c I ad. (API Mrs. Holzer said the board has ment. Hunter wW meet with the finance iDnmlttee scmetlme prior to the neiCI board meeting to Iron out detalls of a contract. The finance cmunltiEle is expected to report back to the board Oct. 15. The board hopestogetHunterona contractw'al basis rilther than have an 111-resldellce director who must move Into. the area. Hunter's servD!S are also contracted by the Marlon board, Mrs. Holzer said . Hunter's )ll!l'foi'IIUII1Ce as Interim director - and particularly with flnancl>s - has been the deciding Schultz, 19. ~ couple disappeared Oct. 4, 1982.-Thelr torsos were found 10days later In tJie Hocklng River. Otiier body parlll were dlscovered two days later bu1ed in a nearby cornfield. . Each mock check was W11tten for $102.43, the amount RepubUcans said each taxpayer would have received If Celeste had returned what they said was a far larger budget surplus !hart he admitted. > ~ ......) CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) .- The paiX El l by wiliCh members of the United MIDe Wortlien uniOO ratify a contract is &pelled 0111111 the Wlion'i COIIIIIMian. The Sll!pS are eq:ectediDieedtoaratlftcatlonvote lntbene!CiweektolDdllys. IJetllnnlng In the first chedl: after !be contract talceo etkt and z.m per moalh Ill lB. 8DOOIII8 AND Aa2DI!H1' IENBIIl'8 - The III!W contract contaiN yearly mer- In "-belief· Ita. Weiiiiy bt!l4ure: Sl!IOIII l!llt . . in lilii 1'111111 1986. factor for the board's decision to pursue a contract, sbe explained. "Byfar,be'sdone)llOreln~eral months than I've seen done in five years with a staff of seven," Mrs. Holzer said. "We have been very much Impressed and de Ughted with the work he's dor.e. He's saved us thousands of dollars and we hope the taxpayers will understand that. .. Hunter took over from then-Board Chhalrman John Rlce, wbo had been appointed acting director after the board d1smlssed Maxine S. Plummer as executive director In c. September llll3. (ContinuedClll pageA-4) DR. ruCHARD E. lltlNrER Coal pact ratification process outlined te ...... . . . ...... .............. . lilt reaeke• llllwsa tile miiiin _. . war- '648' warlts Hunter to stay WASHINGI'ON (AP) - Here are some highlights of the tentative 40-month contract agreed to Friday by the United Mine Workers and the Soft coal industry, as provided by a source within the union. This source, citing a news blackout, furnished terms of the prq!OSed contract only on the condition he remain per day at the end of the LOGAN, Ohio (AP) -'-ltwW be at least two weeks before a three- judjp! panel rules on whether convicted lilller Dale Johnston will get a new trial. Common Pleas Judges James StUwelJ of Hocklng County, JOII!Ph Clrlgllano of Lorain Coun!:f and ¥tchael Corrtgan o.f ~ County held a ·J.O.minute liearlni FrldayClll a motlonlbr a III!Wtrlalfllr Johnston and gave defen., attorneys lleVl!l\day& to BUl:mlt lllwrttina wby affklavttt flied during the put several weekli slwld wwld rant a new trtal. Hoddng Cwnty Pt IAM!CIIkr Cbrls Veldt wiD have In 8ddliiClllal seven days to reply to the .defi!nae brief. Tlmlas Tyack, Jo.lmston's attor· ney, bad su~aed 58 witnesses for Frklay morning's hearing befOre the three-judge panel tl>.at sentenced Johnston to death In January tor the mutilation slaylngs o.f his stepdaughter, Annette Cooper, 18, and her fiance, Todd GOP's mock tax checks still showing up highlights agreement. :::I n•c I •••wl .Coal coniract unidentified: WAGD! - The new contract provides a ~ 10.25 percent wage and quarterly adjustment raise aver the ute of the pact, for a total o.f $1.«! an hOur , bringing !~scale hourly rates to $15.!11. A top-gl'llde undeiiiWnd mine!' would ~ making $12&.52 • -. origjnaliy requested( could be made up through otbB' ~Is. • Knopp aDI1 the commissioners will now prepare to submit the ilve applications to the state 'by October ~ The projecis should receive state approval :1) ID ~. .· days later. The county will then have an l!ddi~ :ll days in 'Yhich ~accept the grant &gtei!llll!lltor~ · and necessary ammdments. No chan8el can ._ made after the:n&y deadline. Once the grant~ has been awarded, all projects must be ~ within 10 months even though pll)jecll lnYolvlng construction will most llkeiy not belitn wrtll aprtni. (Continued on page A-4) Commission president Paul Niday saJd thecosto.ftherepalrs would be absol bed by the oontractors. In other actlo.n Friday, the COOimisBioners awarded a contnact to BeU Cootracting o.f Gallipolls to lnstaD windoWs at the Gailla County Senior Citlajns Center. BeD's bid was tor $25,1m.3f, lncludlngdormers.Bellallodlered to bld on replacing the school doors, repairing areh windowS, patio doors · and possibly illllaiiing gJaa panels If funds areavaBable. Theooatoftliepro)ectcouldgoup liecaWI&.Architect Mark Epling told the commissioners there, )lla& seriousclelerloratlonaroundoheo.fthe windows to be replaced. BeD told COO'llll)sslooe _he ex. peeled work on the project to begin when the windows arrive, In approximately three weeks. Commissioners also accepted tax rates established by the GaUla County Budget Commission. ONE ft'EI' (1(J8ER - Ard!l&ed llleve C • 1 wiiii Glllla CaatJty The county wW taxed at a rate of I I ~ • .,. lor 0' .,..,.. piullllliil.. (left) pa over bkle ,...... wll7l Culllm Fw 3.4· mills. Anticipated revenue for ..., .... lie ...w do the wiiii the n:pntdi&'e An PGiter ...... F'lti!Q'a "7 "' c the county general !lind Is estimated • I en M WDtl !loon 'n-lay before l!iate aet" of tile f7n& ... tint ,.,_ of dte Galla at $1,:WS,ml, which Includes !name Couttly Caurt a-. 'Die two well& lhi ..... the two h . . + ... 10 llww&h the bullcFDafrom plllpetty taxes, sales tax and special funds .. The Guiding Hand School and Gallco Workshop Is scheduled torecelve$99,<Dlfrom its levy. COLUMBUS. Ohio ( AP) - Uke banks. . bearers. The figures do not Include the proverbial bad . penny, those State Treasurer Mary Ellen Tbe mock checks were stanoped antlcipated revenue from the Ohio mock iax rebate checks the Republt- Withrow returned to northern Ohio In red "Canceled By Dick Celeste" Supreme Court's Gavin plant decl- cans sent out to nettle DemocraUC banks Frklay two lllm' of the and also rnaJ'Ired "1100-negotlable." slon. Officials saJd they expect to Gov. Richard Celeste keeping make-believe checks, eachofwblch However, they otherwise look Uke receive the Gavin valuation the tlrst turning up and getting cashed 1n bad netted Sl02.43 In cash for the state .checks . · or of October. rw C.•• • village counc1Js had authorized them to report that the differences In the funds allocated, alld what they hi1P . · ·Wide -rtmenl •. 0 The Ohio EPA has listed additional hazardous sites in the &tate.-Page D-1 ' • EMy·to-plent • Sure-to-bloom • Vol. t9No. 33 .. C pulalelwl1,... Opening of new courthouse moves .closer to reality Plant imported Honand bulbs NOW and delight in the dazzUng array of nature's magic next Spring ... Crocus, Tulip, Daffodil , Hyacinth and many other fine quality bulbs. J)eaih8 . ......... . ........... .... .... . 1)..8 ~ ... .... .................. A-2 tmes POMEROY - Five out of the 12 community developnent blOck grant applications sulmltted to the Meigs Cwnty Commissioners for consideration )lave been approved tor forwarding to the Ohio Department of Development tor final approval. T!m Knopp, Buclteye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional . Develo.prnent District representative. and cmunlssioners David Koblentz, Richard Jones and Manning Roush announced Friday the five appllca'ttons Include: Letart TDWDShip, $21),540 for road · paVing; Lebanon Township, S7 ,900 fo.r road paving; Pmneroy Village, $32,<ro for a sewer line extension; Middleport VIllage, ~.(D) for purchase and 'renovation of the old Chesapeake and Ohio depot; and ELBERFELD$ . Along the River ............... B-1-8 Ohio weather: warm conditions to continue -Page A-4-- • By NANCY YOACIIAM 11mea S dine( Staff Theodore T. ~. Jr., Me~ County Savings Bo.nds Chainnan, reports .the purchases of $14,0'17 by residents in June. Total sales credited to the county through June are $55,&35. ,. Inside: ~ ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• A·.S I lrRobe;;rt;By~er~an:d:M~~~~E~~~:::::::::::::::::::;:;::~l:::~:::::::::::PO~M~f~RO~Y=~OH:~l:::::::::;:~;;;; r 1 HAVE SOME FUN Jack Andei'IIOII diBCtl88es the impact of the •banking crisis'-Page A-2 ,I Ohio lottery winner Veterans Memorial An area abandoned by industry -Page A-5 Ohio-GM layoffs rescinded--Page A-4 -The lllllon's 14rtlaton meet with' uGiu!ts of tile lllllon's 21 polttlcWl subdlvlliJnB 1li btbm thl!m of thecattadl<ittbe Pftiii08ed contract. The lll!m!'lary·ti'IIIUIW o.f each dlst!1ct is IJSI&IIed to make coalfields. ftep11!!1Efttatlves o.f the lnll!nlatlollal Ullion w1ll travel to their U8l8ned dl8ti1cts· to explain the contract -Local union represenjatlvl!s wW 11M an explanatloo of the contract at dlltrlct-wlde nath;as Clll ~thinldayfollowlni!CClllCiusion oftbetallll. Mee' " • ue l+e1d at union JDcall Oil the birth and fifth days · after JWI'blni the rcu:ement to . explain theCDIIIract ID rank-and-file ~~~ b' dlltrict explana- mlnen. ' t1on nai-CB, ·-A 4IHlour watttna period, re- 'lbtPI'4 wtwutt.:tliM!Itllill by tile UMW'a COilllltullaa, a pr 1n1a b'publlrldoll. About two days later, thepictlbluld reach tile :r::'L. -BaUoting Is scheduled at the conclusion <it the waiting period. WOI'Idnl memllen. miners who are off sick <r \etiJPOI artJy disabled and m1nen wbo are unemployed but eligible for recall may vote. -When the voting Is o.ver, the recqrdlng secretary or financial secretary <it each local union will fill out a return sheet and count ballots. The officer will then telepoone the reiUits to the International union, followed within 12 hours with a telegram stating the results. Telegrams lent after that tJme will be cmsidl!red Invalid. -If the pitJIOied contract Is ratltled; the International PJ:eSident I will send a te legram to each local covered by that agreement. u there's a strike on at the time, the telegram wUi contain the date miners will return to wo.rk. BCOA and UMW representatives wW sill) the national agreement, and those companies which have signftf letters of Intent to abide by the national agreement will sign shortly thereafter . - U the proposed contract Is rejected, the president can return to the bargaining table, call a nationwide or selective strike, continue a sti1ke already in ptogrcss,orexteild the current contract. � 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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