http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5952afecd8828f1f8224fd3f598d7088.pdf d932ec757f162b0bea42e8403fcc24f7 PDF Text Text Page 12-The Daily Sentinel ThurDy, September 27, 1984 O'Brien finishes House panel approves . Social SecUrity hij(e 30 court cases Thirty cases were processed on Wednesday In Meigs County Ccurt by Judge Patrick O'Brten. Fined were Raze! Boggess, Gallipolis, $:'mand cost$, fine suspended, slx months in jaUwith five months suspended, five years probation, license plates and registration suspended, two charges of DWI; Carl .Johnston, Portland, $250 ll!td C<JSts, three days in jall, 60 day · license suspension, OWl. WUllam L;lwless, Shade, $250and C<JSts, 60 day license suspension, three days In jaD or driving school with the cost of school suspended for !he nne, DWI; Rnger Clark, Portland, $75 and costs, 60 days In laD, suspended, one year probation, and restitution, petty theft. Carolyn Call, Long · Bottom, restitution and costs for each of nine charges of passing bad checks, Jl]tls · • 60 days in laD with 50 days suspended and one year's probation, ~lth Plckens, Syracuse, 30 days In jaU plus costs for bringing marijuana Into jall; Annabelle ·Ward, Pomeroy, restitution and .costs, passing bad checks; BarryW. O'Brten, Shade, $10 alii) oosts, stopping on roadway; WUllam Lavender, Middleport, $10 and costs, driving left of center, and WUllam T. McPherson, Northup, $10 and costs, fallure to yield trom private drive. Fined for speeding were, Joyce Runyon, Cheshire, $22 and costs; Keith Cole, Plnch, W.Va.. $24 and costs; Clyde K. King, Brookville,~ and cost; Ray A. Wilson, Colun)bwi, $21 and l:osts; James R. Smith, Jr., TuRJI!I'$Plalns,$21andcosts; Brent Arnold, Pomeroy, $23 and costs; Phillip Howerton, Mineral Wells, W.Va ., ~ and costs. Donald WUllams, Manetta, $21 and costs; Freddie Lewis, Lesage, W.Va., $l8 and costs, Robert Sheppard, Syracuse, S22 and costs; James Rngel'$, Athens, $25 and costs; TerryWaltei'$;Shade,$25and costs; and Carl Wilson, Jr., Racine, $10 and costs. Fortetttng $50 bonds tn Meigs County Coiut fQr speeding were Randall Russell, CroWn City; Lowell Cremeans, CoolvtUe; Jlnna Arnott, Racine; and Kermit Fisher, Racine. Also forfeiting bond was James Snyder, Langsville, $35, for consumIng beer in a motor vehicle. Meigs County happenings Parade set tonight Saturday event set Meigs Hlgh School's HomecomIng Parade will be held tonight, leaving Rutland at 6: :ll p.m., and them mo\rtng through Mlddleport · and Pomeroy. Following the parade, a bonfire wW be held at the Pomeroy stadium and a snake dance will move through downtown Pomeroy led by the cheerleaders and football team. Entry confinns saJe Acco[dtng to an entry filed In Meigs Ccunty Common P.leas Court, the sale ofbelonging real estate in• Orange Township to Gale AmeetlngoflheChesterBowhunaiJd Archery Club wW be held Saturday at 6p.m. at the club house. AU members are l1l'ged to attmd since several Items of business will he <llscussed. tets Name ominted Clarence Molden of Big Hom. Wyo. ls a surviving son of Bernice I. Molden, 66, of Pomeroy, who died Tuesdayevenlng.atVeleransMemorlal Hospital. HJs name was unintentionally omitted from a llstlng.o!survtvors: Annual rivalry match See llllry, pllolo Clll Pap WASHINGI'ON (AP) - A~ recEIIS when ~ for the third · . cunmlttee hai apjlmved Ptesl&!!!t quarter~ l!*arereleuedlatenext Reagu'• election. ~ reqllellt to month 8nd the numbers could allow guaraJitj!e Social Security rectp. · a sruu,> dec One In Inflation, 1M: Ients a CCII-of·livl!lg lncrea$e J1111.1 explained. even lfl9841n11ationdoesn'texceed3 "This Is the belt COU1'IIE! for us to perce11t. take," Plclde,sald. On a voice vote, the House Ways 1be Senate voted to waive the 3 and Means Committee voted Wed- percent trigger ~ Reagan an• nesday to waive the requirement nouriced In July that he favored the. Chalrmaa of ihe Miller for CoDa• ,. ~=~CII~-;11 Cammllto!Je, "" '811 llle reappolaamteni of Bernard Fultz of Middleport, . . llle 1IWp Ceuly Chalrmaa forC~IIIl Ciareoce Miller's reeh ~ eiiiDn W. fal. Fullz Is uo newcomer to poiUics having beea adtve for a pumbel' of · years. Anyone la&eres&ed In a•!et!•g wtih the MIDer reelecllori can coutad Bernard Fultz at lii'M'I46. ' Steinmetz transferred to pen ' Meigs County Sheriff James J , Prol!ltt reports that deputies trans- lilvestlgatlon this lncldeht. Is also continuing on ported 46-year-old Paul Steinmetz, Sherlf! deputies have recovered Sr. to the Chillicothe Correctional Institution on Wednesday. Steinmetz will begiJI serving a bbardler dirt bike and was sentence of lB months to ll.ve years recovered from a tleld near Dexter. on a charge of probation violation. Anyone with lnfonnation concern· 'The sentence was Imposed by the lng this dirt bike Is asked to contact Meigs Cwnty Court of Common the sherltf' s otflce. Pleas on Tuesday. Larry'lbomas, Hill TopGrocery, , W . ·th I! . state !Wute 124, reported that his ea er IOrecast wife's PW'Sfi! Wa$ stolen from ~~~e. back room at the store sometime Variable cloudiness 19niihtwitha Wednesday. Investigation by 111e chance of rain. Low around 50. · sherll!'s Department ls cootlnulng. Northeasterly winds less than lO Thro Pullins, Eagle Ridge Road, mph. Variable cloodlness Friday. reported to the department on Hlgh6().QI.Chanceofrain50petce.tt Wednesday that approximately 15 tonight and 20 percent Friday. gallons of gasoline was stolen from Extended Fon>clllt an wtbulldlng sometime Tuesday. ~ lllraup Monda.y: Raven-Hocking Coal Company, FalrandalMIIeWIII'IIW'dtnlup Minersville, reported that some- Ute period. lfl&lillnupper liOuad time this past weekend, 21 sheets of · 1101. 1.-. 311 liD t11 Salurclai.Y. In 11M! sldtng- valued at $100> was stolen upper 31151o adcHOI Sunday and In from 111e facBity at Mlnel'$vllie. Ute40:1MODday. end. . The paqqll!(l legiJlatlon a,llo l'ElJIIires Social Security actuar!clsio Jli'EI!IIl'l! a ~ 011 !he tona-t«m " ettects o( eliminating the tr;Jaer permaneiJUy Ql' reducing It lo 1 percent_ will be reached,'' Rllp. J.J. Plckle. Veterans Memorial "Rl&ht now It looksUketlletrlaaer O.Telal4, told fellow committee : membeis before the vote. He said the latest Consumer Price Index roy; Wendell Bam!tt, l..a!lpvllle; , .t1g\lre!l Indicate . the cost-ot-Uvlng . Beulab Kaptelna, · Pmneroy; Ar· ' Jncreasewlll bearoond3.6percent. ' main . Qlughey, ·Pomeroy; Grace ~=~~ppers Plains, has~ Square dance set free. Health department plans weight conb'ol program A program for weight control Is being offered by the·Meigs County Health Department. The series of six two-hour seSsions will begin on · Oct. 10 with classes to he held from 1 · to 3p.m. A $10 deposit 1s required to reserve a place in the class with the full amount to be refunded with attendance at the classes. Those not deslrtng to make the deposit to reserve one of the llmlted spaces In !he class may register at the first class. '• :y, Sizes S-M-L. Wool blends, corduroy and quilted styles. Reg. *59.00 ....... ~ .Sale '50.00 Reg. S72.00 ......... Sale '61.00 Reg. '139.00 ..... Sale '118.00 L1g11t1g 45•inches wide - 50% polyester, 50% rayon wash and wear. Excellent selection of patterns in colqrs you'll like. '"d $1r1/ $129 YARD· •' MEN'S S8.95 FOLDING UMBRELLAS Black only. Pop up. Sturdy. construction. THE PHOTO PLACE.... . • .•• lor e Good Look 1...------------~------..o..-------~~_. 109 High St., Pomeroy Reg. ss.39 Little Boys· · , Flintstone Briefs. .?.!~.~:S~Ie 54.29' Reg. sug Girls' . · Showtoon Panties?.!~.~~; Sale s3.S9 Sale Priced to S1122 $4622 MEN'S f17.95 'BLAZE OIINGE HOODED JACKETS Water repellant. Will not rustle. Ideal for deer hunters. Buy now and seve. Sizes S, I, Land XL., Reg. $2.2$ and $2,75 $1549 $138 Men's 117.95 llAZE OIANGE SWEATSHIRTS ....... Salt 115.49 · Sunday school will ~ at 9::ll with morning WOI'$hlp to follow at · 10::ll a.m There wW be a potluck dlnl1er on the church grounds at noon, and an afternoon program. The public Is invited to attend. ·I .A rea death SLIPPER SOCKS Sizes'S (34-36), M(31-40).-l (42·44) and XL (46· 48). 100% Cotton, sluinkap ~ontrolltd. C.rew ~eck or V-neck style. Limited quntll)t. 3 Sh1rts 10 a JUST THE THING FOI THE COOL FlU WEATHER pacuce. PACKAGE Edward R. Foreman Funeral services fo~ Edward R. · Foreman. 53, woo died Wednesday riiDrnlng at Veterans Memoclal Hospital will be held at 3: :ll Friday attemoon at the Ewing Funeral Jkme, The Rev. Lawrence Bush wW .mclate and burlal will be in the Great Bend Methodist Cemeteiy. trienck may call at the funeral · 10ne ThUI'$day from 2 to4 and 7 to9 p.m. and Friday from 2 p.m. to !he ttmeof servtce. Lee and Wtan1ler blue denim jeens. Pre-shrunk. Includes our entire stock. The Winning number drawn Wednesc:IS.y . night In the Ohlo Lottecy's dally pme, '"l'he Number," was 868. In the "Plck 4" game, played Mmday through Friday, the win· n1ng number was 27aJ. • DENIM JEANS Sale Prices ()hio lottery winner CLEVELAND (AP) - SALJ PRICES MEN'S and BOYS' ' Open Friday 'Til 8 Saturday 'til 5 The 1111• ar fllture · Over the life o! the new pact, !he miner's bourty,rate • , wOl lise to $15.57 and the dally rate wW ao up from about $113 to $12t. ' The new pact gives miners modest wage gains ~1)1c ~ a ullldt:late ~a)~~ tlrJmt:Jl!e'WilJ' d 0.5 jM&IIi liSt iriiiiifJI;'easmg tears - $lb ~set that tlie IWIIJIU,Y was sliding Into a, Howt!Yer, the new red_Ink pushed 19 IM, Ihegovemmentreported . thetradedeftcltfortheentlreyearto today.. 183.7 b!Won and conftnned that .the The .Auluat &ain carne foilCJwlng - -Dation _IS !leading for Its worst two 1.'01181!C11tlve monthly declines trading year ever. l..a$t year's Wldcb bad broken the Ionge$! string record defldt was $1!1.4 b!Dion. but of advances for the Index of leadlpg the l!ltl5detlclt Is expected to hlt$.110 econcmlc Indicators since the end of biWon. World Warn. All eight of l!1e coontry's postwar A third decline in the Index wruld recessions werep Ea!dedby at least have given ammunition to pesslm- three canaecutJve declines in the 1sts that the current prono;lUllced leading indeJL Howevel', on three slowdown in activity meant !he other occasions, throe declines In a . country was heading Into a row were ~ by continued recession. economiC ·expanSion thoogll at a Instead, the Auguit gain, which ·slgnltlcanUy slower pace. · was stronger than most aJ1a1y$ There 1s no doobt that the pace of · were pl'edlctlng, seemed to conflnn forecastslhatthenattonhasentered recovery from the 1981..412 recession ~II!!!!S.I!U.~l!.!"" "...-, ~ ...., quarter. Retail sales suffered setbacks In JUly and August while coo- struct1on ~ I11!W housing In August dipped to Its lowest level since December 1982 and Americans' IJei'SIIII8llncome rose ·a t Its slowest pace In three mmths. both Ecollomlsts have blamed high lnter!lSt rates lor much of the haS lllowl!d conildel'ably. Ecommlc ·.econilmic slowdown. 1M there have been signs d jmprovernent 1n this area In recent weeks. · Major banks chopped lhelr~ lendlag rate on Thursday from 13 percmttol2. 75peili!!ll. Thl!decUne 1n the pt1me, or base · ~ lending rate, followed decreases In IDl'le tong-term Interest rates. Rates on flxed-tenn ll10I'tgages edged dawn to 15.o2 pe1 Lmt In AURUII after po8llng ftve COilleCUtlve 1111111thiy blcreases. I p Reg. •12 to '14.50 YOUR CHOICE $78~ Dennis Ray Schuler, 21, allegely wanted by LouiSiana auth0t111es In COR{II!Ctlon witb..,tm armed bank IObbecy, was apprehended near Salem Center late Thursday afterIJJOil by Sheriff James J. Proffitt and several deputies. . Pro!fltt said Schuler Is oot only wanted 1n connection with the bank Osp checks BOYS' WRANGLER Worb Ex+ I I w eompany ..... w the . apltCJ Ule .liB filet eaortment of nylons, poly/cot. ton blends end llnlslltd tricot: Sizes s to 18 (27 to 34 inch waist) and Student Sizes 26 to 30 waist (lengths 30 to 34). Good.se· • , lection ol solid colors. straight leg. . .Ret. 18.00 ........... :.Sale '6.39 Re1. 19.50 ............. Sale •7.59 lttt• 112.00 ..... :... .'.Sale •9:59 ·Rt1. 116.00 ......... Sale •12.79 ' '11.95 Student Sizes .......... 'ld9 '17.95 Husky Sizes ............ '14.39 '1$.95.Reaular and . Sllin Sizts ...................... 1; . '12.69 m n,mo to a spokellrnall, pouadll of ~ was cWrlbuted In lite two couuUes. ' U~ Our Free Parking lotS On 2nd St. and at the · Mechanic Street Warehouse - ,, t I I clamqe to both \'!!hlcles, ~· ... .... ........,., ...... to ~ patrol. Hendrix was cited for failure to yield trom a private drive foiJrr,vlaqr !be aocldalt. Hendrix Was cited for faUure to yield trom a private drive. • Moderate ~~ was repOrted ._ .,, robbecy, bUt al.go on an alleged simple robbery- (robbecy without a gtiJI) . Of!lctals are also !!€eking Martin Schuler, a brother of the suspect, who allegedly Is also wanted In connection with the same robberies. The Schulers. lasf known address was Roote 1, Langsvtue. three accidents Three accidents were reported on Ohio tl81 Thursday according to tj1e GaUia-Melgs post of the state Jqjlway patrol. The patrol said Ca:thy F . Sydenslrldcel,ll9, Belp.te, was eastbound, when Judy E. Hendrix, 3'1, Tuppers Plalno apparently drove.lli!r whicle fiun a drive, striking Sydenstrlckel''s car In the llde. The 6: 50 p.m. accldeilt resulted In IJiht CORDUROY JEANS Regular and Slim sizes B'to 14, Husky Sizes 8 XXL . .. Robbery suspect arrest~ In Meigs • si;;~. •s.oo SALE $ 399 lllru I. Ill V1lltliua Jaca&loM tlirou&lloUt Melp and Galla tile Gellla-Melp CAmmualty Adlon Aamcf, ~cKelvey of CAA aepiiOU lhat 11M! $47.95 NAVY BLUE or OLIVEWOOD ..... :: $38.99 $49.95 BROWN DUCK ..................... S40.99. IEDJACKns and HOSPITAL GOWNS I aa. .see TGm . ,..... 8p&l& ..,....., naliiBI • • • h111M for ,....,.. and pick-up llll!ce tile "'W--aldiE II! wl*llwenst-t-.y pve.wa, piGtpWII-IInt eetabllllted. Aecordmi Machine washable slipper sacks. Acrylic/n,lon blend for durabilil)t. Complete ra111e of children's Selected group of,.Pleytex Cross Your Heert bres, Thank Goodness It Fits bres end Support Cln Be Beeutiful bres. · Bei1e end White ••:•g: ABitiVD - ,.. ' d' Warm polyester linin&. zips Irati iap a"d bottom. Cancetlltd metal snaps. Concealed knit cuffs. Adjustable lq snaps. Sizes s..I, L, Jnd . XL. Short, rqular or 10111. ·· . ,, , PLA YTEX BRA SALE maybesomewallwutsagalnstsomeflnnslhatbroke away from the BCOA to negotiate on their own. · ,· . c- " ® Industry that has be8. hard hit by slacketlliJ& demand . and QOII-unlon canvetltiQn. The agreement, which was to ~ fonnaUy Signed . todaybylheunlonandtheBltumlnousCoalOperalllrS Assoclatloo, <:overs around 111i,OOI UMW members. With 484 of the union's roughly 1m locals J'EP(X'IIn&, the contract was being approved !56,1117 to 10,833. "Yes" ballots were being cast by about 84 percent of those voting, union ol!lclals said.. The voie was a c~ victorY for Trumka, ll, In his biggest challenge as head· of the OIICHl1lgl!ty mine workers union. The · yliung IB,~-mlner was negotiating his first contract with tile Industry. Although hundreds of Iocals had not repor!e<l returns as late Thursday. the vote coont was so lopsided in favor of the agreement that "lt Is mathematically Impossible for• the contract to be rejected,'' Trumka said. TIM: union stopped reporting the returns late ThurSday and said It may be several days before a flnal count Is available. Although the proposed contract contained no · concessions to the industry, lt also failed to curb management use.of miners on overtime - or to.!lx a specific plan for restoring the jobs of those lakkll!. Bascon "Rabbit" Bellamy, ll, of Castlewood, Va., woowaslaldofffromMcClureNo.1mlnetwommths ago, said he voted for the pact because he thought it was "a step forward for the union. I'm laid ol! right now, but~ won't always be )aid Qtf." Trumka said the prospect ot seli!ctlve strikes has diminished somewhat, a1100ugh he said there still rapid 7.1pet<fllt pace 1n the second INSU.LAT£D COVERALlS . , ' ' Growlll drops 'l'b(o governrnent last week reported that growth as measured by the gross national product d1owed to 3.6 percent for !he third quarter, which Ellds Sunday. That followed a robust !Ol peta:nt Increase from January thmlgh Milrch and a stUI ·. -Ill-. 1 1 bVWNtrf 211 Cenll na~ posted a S!!.9 bU11on trading canaecutlve . aetbacks since the deficit 1111t rmntb. Thl! _ , red Ink . beglnnlaw ot 1!182, when the OClUIItey liN'S IIG lEN IY ......... T-SHIRTS f 7 · · a .periOd of sloWe!' but sustained growth, as meaSured by ~ gt'06S growth. Wl\Ue slllwlng a gain In the national product, has been preUrnlAuauat Index, the Commen::e De- nary put at 3.6 petm•t for the p!ll'tmeiJt said the July Pef'for- July-September period folloWing rates o! 10.1 pe1cent and 7.1 pet<fllt llllllll'l! of the bldex was even worse than at fli'st thought. Instead of a 0.8 1n the first and second quarters this pen£11t drop, the decline was put at ,year, The Jlllll1 drop broke the longest 1.8 pecent. The June decUne was string of advances for the Index. revised to 1.1 percent from a since the end ofWorldWar nand the , prevtoua·l.3percent. back-to-back declines IniU'IIal the In another l1!pOrt today, the firSt . time the Index has posted Clmanerce Department said the ' thru 13/14. Colors include yel!ow,lilhl blue, red, flax, brown and navy. . biJIIJi. SALE, ., Special 1101p of Devon, Summit Sportswear, Bostoa Traveler and Petitt DevOll. ·Pants, Jackets, Skirts, Blouses and Vests. · NOy AU SIZES-Reg. S17 to S70 . . WASHINGI'ON (AP) - UNDERWEAR . ' ··t·y up·:·. · =.a:-=:e~~=$If17=~ Econo-m· I·c· acti•VI . ' • . £ d . esston ear own · . re' c s . ===':~:~~=-:~ ~t·a main CHilDREN'S · ' WASHINGTON (AP) - TIIeUnltedMineWorkers · Ualon says Its members have ratltled a new contract . with tbe soft coal Industry, sparing producers and ClllliiUI1ler.l a nationwide strike and ensuring general labor peace lllltll Felnwy 1988. An overNhelrnlng grass-roots ('()!llflek! vote In support ~ the ptoposed 40-moitth pact assures a stJ'Ike.free lll!ltlement for the fiist time two decadeiS and breaks a pattern of walkOuts In every contract renewal since 19M. UMW ·President Richard 'l'rumka, annourdng approVal of the [)I'QilOIIed pact by riuners In l!1e East, Midwest and Appalachia, said union n'lembel'$ "demonstrated once again that they are the shOCk tnqx1 of the American labor movement." . Bobby R- Brown, chief industJy bargainer, said rallflcatlon "should be a clear message" that unlr,nl!fd coal companies wW be reUabie'producers. In an era of wJde.ranglae union givebacks to rll8llli&'EIJIII, the United Mine Workers "achieved this JIOII.concesslonacy agreement with the coal operalol'$ without a nationwide strike," Trumka said tn declaring vlctocy In the contract balloting late ' Thlllllday. . Theunloo struck for .72 days In 1981, for1lldaystn 1,lMWVO'ftNG-J-Z 7 r ana ••4 1M P' •II•MW .... Local 1:111 Ill 'WIIMI'i!de, · · - · CotaQ, ....... ' fmM, • u.s. Steel CGrp. ....... Mid be ..... Ill,._. preputag 1o e8ll it18 ballal 'DmldQ Ill M 12 II, W.VL u meml>en of Ute Ullllled MIDe Wallen of ofllie CCIIIIrad. (AP • a upMt.o). PH01'0 PLACE I':.,~ drive.'' . . '•' /SPORTSWEAR . CLEARANCE MEN'S HANES S9,79 PACKAGE • For Appoltttmtnt or Information. Givt Us A Call ·. After •5 P.M. or All Day an WHktnth ' THE 2 Sectlont, 12 P~ ratifies new coal contract . Bob & Charlene Hoeflich • .A Multlmedio! Inc. N - - _ . . Special Sunday smging The Joyfulatres wlil provide speelal music Sunday at the Racine FlrstChurcho!theNazarenetoklck off a Sunday School "excitement enttne Each preview oet include• l 0 to 12 differe nt pooes be· fore iridlttonal oil backdrop• and in attra~ti>e outdoor envl· ';"nmetital.oeuingo. , · . ·· You'll aloo like our reaoonable prieeo. BUSTER BROWN TIGHTS Special croupof quality Buster Brown tilhts in sizes Layette Special e. lt'o time lOr one of t ..oee Big Moment~ of your oenlor · · year - your oenior ponralt. You'll like the Individualized iollentlon you r""eive Ill. PmTE AND MISSES FAll COAT SALE PACIFIC PRIN·TS Waist lenllh and ltnllh jackets in Junior • 11/OR$ N/AN $CHOOL -~E.. 11 II FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th.:and SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th' REG. S1.99 YARD Slory, ~ oo Page 12 cte 011 Pap ll 1 :a=~e!=.'f.~!~ JUNIOR See WeeJib' 8tsJIM r;;;;;;;;;:;;;~;;;"";;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~· ~·' The Scipio Township Volunteer FlreDepartmentwlilstageasqulll'!l dance Saturday at the Harrisonville ElementarY School from 8 p,m. to midnight: There will he a live band and refreshments will be available. Admission Is $2 for persons over 12; $1 for those from six to 12, and chUdren under 6 will be admitted New computer system Glaze, Pomeroy; Connie Mantey, Middleport. . DlsCbarges---Ciara Riley, Jack . • Stivers, .Jr., Mabel Pauley, Usa Cochran. Acommltteeestlmaterangedfrom 3.3 pei CEDI to 3.6 percent. But not ~tlng the Sena(l!. _passed bill woold entaD a risk. Pickle . said. r~-~ ~ be In E D 0 F ,. HE . O .TH ,5ALE ·' . :E.~~~o~;;~~ SeePap8 .,.....,, ........ __Bess EUis, PIJme. - ELBERFELD$ forS42.00lwhobroughtsultagatnst s ' ....-·-~ r;;::;;:~;:::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::;::;;:;;;;;;:;~~~;:;:;;;;;i;:~;;;;;~=;:;:;:;;;;;;;;~~~=~ E. Wolfe has confirmed. The property was been purchased bY Diamond Savings and Loan Company Property transfers•••• Beautiful Autumn move. thatthe~Prlcelndexaoup 3 pel \£lit to trigger a cost-ot-llvbJi . Increase. 'The action was takeli ~plte predlct!Qns that ln11atlon w~ -.-1 the 3percentflgurebyyear'~ ' to·acardrlvenbyaMcConnelsvtJJe man when his car crashed on 681 'Thursday afternoon. . According to the patrol, Richard ~: Green , 11, was westbound when he apparenUy lost control~ his car on wet paYernellt at 1 p.m., went off the left side of the road and a\Jerturned. . A Rt. 1, ·. Reedsville, woman escaped Injury when she reportedly lost control ~ her watllound car. :::-:d'tit~~::f :~~U:: · · wOl be notified as soon as Schuler has either waived extra4!tion IU,ld. w01 voluntartly return to Louisiana or·refuses to waive and a governor's• warrant from Louislana must be obtained ordering Schuler's return. Aeyone havtnglnformatlonwhlch could lead to the capture 9f Martin Schuler Is asked to contact the sherttrs department. Ohio lottery whmers CLEVELAND (AP) - The winnlng number drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, '"'be Number," was 022. The patrol saki . Elizabeth B. Barrln&er. 45, apparenUy loSt. control of her car 1n loose gravel . In the "Pick 4" game, played along the side of the road and struck Monday throogh Friday, the wina felloe. ning number was 5513. ,. I Schulerwasapprehendedwith!IO" resistance. He was reportedly In the garage of the friend's home where the sheriff and his deputies had · gone. Bond In connection with the robbery charges In Louisiana wa5 $75,00), according to the sherlf!. Schuler wW be taken to court for �• Friday, September 28, 1984 Commentary Eagles ~ The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pome~oy, Ohio '' DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ' A~ ~mlij ~._-.-~,.......,.=~- 'qlv ROBERT L. WINGE'l'f Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher / COntroller · BOB HOEFJ.ICH . General Manuer DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland DaUy Press Assocla· . lion and the Amer ican Newspaper Pobllohers Assodallon. w- LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcome. They ot..dd be leu lhan 3110 long • .'\JIIetters are sublect to edltiDK aad must be slped with aame, address and telephone number. No uulgned letten wUI be publlllled. Letten should be ln 1ood taste, addres~Jins Issues. not personalities. ·Reagan as Reagan and the The Mondale People are Infecting world (have I forgotten anything?) , . and doubt that anything stgnltlcant members of the press to pick up lils then one must suppose that our luis been diSCOvered about \he theme, namely that President ambassador in the most ~tedly dtscharge ol his dulles by the Reagan ts refusing to run on the uncontrolled Part of the world Is commander in chief. "issues," preferring to run merely also going to run risks. So what Is this business about the by pronouncing rhelorlcal generallJn. Beirut within two yean we Issues? 'l'hts Ainencan conserva· des. The Issue, at thls particular have not only the death of 241 tlve would like to 1ee Ronald moment , ts whether securtty in· Amertcan Marines. wt also the Reagan taking severai positions he Beirut was sufficient, and one · slaughter of the Molllems by the has not enunciated: but we have KQt might · as well disCUss that for .a Christians that almost overthrew uSed tQ the fact that presidents tend moment. the government ot Israel, and to mount geQerel platforms and· It would seem to me t~t in an age terrorism on a wider scale than on p~ by toertia. In respect of the tn which (I go back to the tali or any equlvalent·Jized terrttory on domesUc economy, Ronald Reagan · 1963) one president (JF'K) was shot earth. 1be proposition now being has pretty consistently taken the and killed, a presldenttai candidate put forward Is · that the same position that the ~ederal govern· (his brother) was shot and killed, president Who cannot guarantee h!s ment must undertake less, and another president was twice shot at own welfare was delinquent in . must not so watertog the economy and narrowly int~ being killed looking after the welfare of our as to make 11 noat, or even sbtk as 11 (Ford), and the incumbent pres!- ' ambassador in Tenorland. was beginning to under President dent was shot; and nearly killed, It H does not convince: And If three c.rter. Within the broad frame pf should drtve home the unpleasant weeks or three montM from now a those (l(lllcles there are alternative !act that securtiy Is not of thls military co.mmJsslon says that It ways to go: that, prtmarlly, ts a world. If President Reagan blrilself. would have been soundei' judgment quaJTel among members ot the runs the chance of being shot at ttie 1 for Colonel X or General Y to have RA!publlcan Party. put off moving Into the new Hllton Hotel in Washington, D.C., a · ln ~~ of foreign policy, Mr. · couple of miles from the center of quarters untll after Contractor z . Reagan has saki some fairly the mllltary-lndustrtal complex of had repositioned the"dragons' teeth, thlniS. Thll first of tbese Is that he the most powerful nation · in the we can all agree with that llndlng; will not willingly yield . mare bits .' : As a Methodist minister's son, Walter Mondale says he was told to be skeptical of "(leathbed converSions." Surely he Is not the only one who suspects presidential politics had at . !east a little todowithRonaldReagan'sconcillatoryovertures to the Soviet ·union. ·. . The men lD the Kremlin are not inclined to believe he Is a changed man, either. They are suspicious of a president who condemned their government as "an evll empire" and suggested they could not be trusted to honor treaties. Mondale plans to keep taking~ fight to Reagan on foreign policy .lie hopes to beat him on the lssues, using the debates to test whether there Is substance behind the president's sweet words. The goat ts to persuade tile voters that "Mr. Reagan ts ttyingtotell us he Is somebody he Isn't." . Polls show toreign policy Is not one of Reagan's strong points with voters. Nor are some voters re)axed ahout what some crttlcs refer to as his ,"CIJ\Vhoy diplomacy." · So tt stood to reason that the president would tty to overcome hls llabllltles in the six weeks remaining until Election Day. His meeting Frtd.a y with Soviet Fore!gti Minister Andrei Gromyko toppe!:l off a week in which he sought to tr;msform weaknesses into strengths. .. With the world as hls tcirum, Reagan toid the United NationS on Monday that "there ls no sane alternative to negotiations on arms control." He preached the virtues of easing tensions, Invited the Soviets to cooperate in the effort, and exuded good will In all directions. : His hanclshakewithGromykoat a U.N. reception, a handful of meetings With foreign leaders, all duly recorded by the cameras, embellished the prestdentlat image. . On Tuesday, he was back in Washington, telling banking ministers from 148 countrtes they should suwort a new round of trade liberalization to "strengthen the global trading system and assure Its benefits spreail to people everywhere." ·: And then there was the hlgh-p~ meeting with Grornyko - at Reagan's invitation even though the Soviets bad given no evidence they were ready to resume negotiations or to ease up on political prtsoners and dissidents. . Using the levers of the presidency, hewasabletocall attention to himself as a world leader at events that are relatively rtsk-free. _ The Kremlin Is unlikely to decide untO after the election whether to take Jlp' his proposal to renew aims t"OIIb ol talks and t0 work out a "road map" to guide U.S.·Sovtet relations for the next :aJ years. · Whatever Grornyko had to teD the president Friday, the decisionmaking process 1!\ Moscow ts so sluggtsh Reagan can splint to Nov. 6 as a :peacemaker without having hls can for-a "new beginning" put to the test. : Jt might be no more ellectlve in pushing the Sovtet.s toward an jums-reductlon· agreement than the deployment of U.S. Pershing 2 and prutse missDes. in Western Europe. But he can reap any political benefits In the meantime. · ' · . ' :~.up. VVashin~on .·' •' .· to rea) ·money . ~ Now that Arnertcans have had a couple of years to familiarize jhemselves with Individual retirement accounts, they are starting to look ' . Jl them in some new and Slrtklng ways. · . . ,• mAs, madeavallabletoanyonewithlncomefrom ajobstartlngin'l~. :are basically designed as long-term savings and investment plans to provide for one's retirement years: .• The lrrunedlate Incentive to open them ts a ge~erous tax break - a ;aeductlon from cUITellt taxes for up to $2,00) in contrtbutlons per worker ;tach year, or $2,250 for marrted couples In famllles where only one spouse -~ employed. . . ~ For people In the upper tax brackets particularly, that amounts to an · ,ofW: that's hard to refuse: ·Either you pay yourself with an IRA rontrtbutlon, or you ·pay Uncle Sam. · '· Mai\Y people, naturally, made the decls1on to contrtbute for 1912. Then, :perhaps, they did a Uttle perfunctory shopping for an account that looked ~~ at, say, a bank or mutual fund, and signed up. : The next year, came the need to make another contrtbution or face the consEquences. The natural tendency was to put l!&'s money In the ':same plaCe as 1982's. ' • : ·As trreslsllbJe as the tax advantages may be, a good many IRA savers 11Ckn0Wiedge that they make their contrlbutlons somewhat grudglngly. )The logic tells them that they are getting, on balance, a good deal. ·: But they dtsllke the Idea or putting tbe money in a place where they don't iaJ,-e ready access to It until age 59'h. Withdrawals before that time are I.Oject to lUll income tax, plus a 10 percent penally. · have gone !lhead anyway. Today, a two-Income tamlJy that has )Dade the maximum contrtbutlon as 90011as posslbleeveryyearllndsttself · with $12,1lXJ In IRA money already, plus whatever dlvictenck, interest or Capital gains the money has ·been able to earn so far. ' :· With the an1val oflll85, another $4,00Jcan be invested. IRAsarestartlng .~ add up to real ~ for many households. . ,: In their advertising and promotion between now and next l(ll1ng, bnanclal tnstltutlons they say they are going to put increued ltreS8 on . luring exiStlnt IRA money away trom other lnsUtutlons. ; you need not put all yoUr IRA contrtbttlons In the same place~ they Will point out. And an established IRA can be moved from one Institution to tnother. provided that you follow the rules conectJy. · :;.Another Jesson ikA veterans have learned: Contriiiy to the prp•Jar qnpressim. these accamts CAN some1lmes serve as a cash re&el'\11! to fall . ~ 011 In emergmcles that arise long before retirement. . ¥x ,:<They . . .I slons travel through the earth ... along patM very different from thoaeofU.S.orFrenchexploslons." Furthermore, U.S. .estimates rely heavDy on comparisons with .data from the Nevada Test Site, although the geophysical conditions may be entirely different at the Soviets' Cenll:al As!$ test site in Semtpalatinsk. The result ts that the size. estimate of Soviet test explosions·what scientists call the "central· value yield"- can beoffbyalactor of two. H the central-vl~Jue yield ts · exactly 150 kilotons, for example, the actual size of the Soviet test · bomb could be as low as 75 kllotons - or as high as m kllotons. Since 1974, the United States has detected 18 Soviet test explosions that had a central-value · yteld o1 more than 150 kllotoi\S. After 14 of/ these, the United States secretly , delivered complaints to ,the Kremlin, but "given the uncertainties involved tn our yield-estimation process," asecretreportexplatned, the Soviets were not accused i ' I io outrtght of v!ojating the treaty. 1n each case, the Soviets replied that the tests were 150 kilotons or tes&. 'There's no way U.S. scientists can contradict the Soviets ' with certainty. In one explosion -on Sept. 14, 1981 - the central-value yield of 315 kilotons seemed to Indicate that the Soviets had set off at lea5t a 151·klloton bomb, seven kilotons over the treaty threshold. But since even the central-valueyield Omits are only a 95 percent · probalimty, there · was a five ·percent chance the blast was, 1n fact, l50 kilotons or lower. To compound ihe uncertainty, the u.s. methodology used in 1974, when the treaty was signed, produced estimates 150 percent higher than the current system. That would mean the Sovi~ could have tested at least a 393-klloton device four years ago - • and possibly one as powerful as 1,574 kilotons. But nobOdy knows If the current test-monitoring method ts more vaUd than the one used In 1974- or If hoth are cockeyed. news __~------~---A_rt_B_uc_h~~u ~chael JacksOn was tn Washing· news, Fidel Ca.tro arrtved lri ton last week forbls concert, but 1t . Miami today and alked fdrpoli!Jcal was really no big deal unless you , a,.Ylum. The dictator esca~m turned on a television set or picked Havana after c~ from the up a newspaper. mllttary school took . over. · the This Is how all the local TV news aovernment. We have a lpi!Cial programs seemed to play it. report from Miami - 110, delay · "Good evening, JadiesandgentJe. that, we're 1o1111 beck to Brenf men. Here ts the news. Michael Studebaker at the fl.eaent Hotel. Jackson has just returned to hls How does the slt\tatlon 1oo1t now?" hotel room, after a visit to a record "Grady, it's quite calm here for store in Northwest Washington. For the moment. ThOutands of people a Uve report we.t!ike you to Brent have gathered in frotit of the hotel to Studebaker at the Regent Hotel get .a gllmpee of anyone frml the where the singer Is staying. . Jackson famlly. Here Is a T-lblrt f "Brent, do you have any lnforrt'!a- just boulht from a vendor and a • don as to what Michael Is doing Michael JackMJ button." light now?" ' "Thank&, Now tlU jult in "Grady, our latest information Is from Capitol Hill. Acruedpnrnan Mtchaetls tn his suite taldng a nap has taken over the floor ot the U.S. before hls concert tonight. We're Senate .and Is holding all 100 going to get you a shot of the window senaton holtaae untn they meet his of JacksOn's suite on tbe llfth noor. demanda that they pau a bill There tt Is, Grady," . oudawlngll!lltbeltson~ . "Good work, Brent, we'll get airplanes. If we have llm4i we'll tty back to you tater in the program. to get more lnfonnatloll cia the And now for other news. Flve story. In the meantime, let'• ao thou.iand people were drowned In a back to Breat Studebalrer who tidal wave In Aulmttc city, New lllforms 118 that Mlc:haei .J acltlon 11 Jersey, this morning. But before we ·. eating diDIII!'." give you further detalla . on that "Grady, I've ~ In touch with story. Brent Studebalrer has a room lll'\llce, and .r.cuan wdiitd bu11et1n from the Reiten! !fotel." atP'IIIId& u·sn '•Jell, a.,._CII! "Grady, I've received lnforina- milk and ...- pit a Ia mode. He' lion from an impeccable IIOU1'a! gave the Wllter a 15 Up." that Jackson has awakened..from "Did he alp the check hlmlelf, his nap and Is taJdni a shower." · Brent?" "Thanks, Brent, stay with I( and "We're trying tb lind t11at out let Ill know What he' doH When he DOW." comes out of the shower. In other ""Aiid knowlni you, lftnt, I'm Brent. sure you will. Now this from the United Nations tn New York. .Taft Huebner Is standing live wtih Andrei Gromyko who has just announced the Sovlj!ts will come back to the Geneva anns talks under cerla1n conditions. Come In, · "Here he comes now. Michael JacksOn Is In the secOnd llmoullDe exiting from the garage and allciUld be at the ttadtum tn 15 mtnuta" "I can't see too well here, but did Jackson actually wave to the crowd?'.' ·ran.". "Yes, Grady. He waved with h1l "Mr. Gromyko, what exactly do sequined ~loves. 1 think camera you expect' to teD the president crew was the'only one had tt." when you see hlm?" · "Thanks, Brent, once a p "I plan to tell him that ... " yop've done a fantastic job. We'd ''Taft, Mr. Gromyko, forgive me · ' like to advi&e our ltstanen that for Interrupting, but we have juit President Reagan's preu confer. !'I!CI!Ived word that Michael Jack· ence, tn which he plana to announce 'SOl) Is now leaving the hotel to flO to a •haklnr up of his Cabinet, will not RFK Stadluni. We'D try toaet back be seen tonllht so we can bring you · to you If we can ... Brent, Ia It true . MIChael Jackson's arrtvalltvefrom . ,· Mlc:haells about to depart?" RFK Stadium." our Kevin Blll'ller 5-t, lfl pouud Junior back CINCINNATI (AP) - ~ Dave gave up a ·run 1n the llrlt lnnln&' on Parker ended an evening ol Gary-Redua' triple IUid a fielder's fnlstration with a game-winning choice. The left-bander then settled double Thursday night that Inched down. allowlg just live hits in seven lnrllnp while striking out II!VI!Il. him closer to a season-long goal. Fred .Toliver was Jmpresslve In Parker doUbled off the glove of Atlanta first baSeman ChrtsChamb- hls first major-leagUeStart tor the llss to score,Tom Foley trorri first Reds, giving up five hits in seven base in the 10th inning and send the lnrllnp while fanlllng follr. He Cincinnati Reds toa2·1victory over iurtendered Atlanta's run In the ruth, wiJen Milt Thornp;on Walked the Braves. and CJaudeU Washington di1lled a The double ~ which the Braves claimed was a foul ball .....: gave IWIHKtt double. Instead, Smith gave way to Parker93 runs batted in, the most by a Reds player since George Foster reliever Gene Garber in the eighth drove in that many in lall. Parker, Inning, and .Toliver was ·followed by who hopes to finish with 100 RBI, John Franco. FranCo, 6-2, checked Atlanta on was glad to finally produce In the lOth after going O.for-4 with two just two ,hlts over the next three tnningl, and Garbi!l", u, set the s~ts. · . Reds dOwn Ill tl'der in the eightH and ·r The'game mafchtid' iWO'im~ slve rookie starters on a rainy and ninth~ Ttm Foley beat out a grounder up cold night. the mkkl1e for an lnfleld single with Atlanta's Zane Smith, making just his third major-league start, _one out in the lOth. Garber got a pair RoyceBbnD 5-10, - pound Junior qaart.erbaek of sb1kes on l'artu!r, who worked Palmer, 7-3, early, scoriDg on Lonnie Smith's RBI double in the third and successlve.solo home I1lllB by Darrell Porter and Art Howe In· Fonner Southern High. School Oct. 13 111oznas Moore .. ............ ....... llol'tll> the fourth. l!l Central State ..... ................... Homo But Montreal sent 10 men to bat star, Laren Wolfe has been seeing Oct. Oct. l9 M!!Aid!lgum, John Carroll .......Away agalnst~BobForsch,2-5,inltS · lots of action with the Redwornen Oct. 22 CedaMIIe, WBmb!iton ..... .... . llc!lnf Oct. 23 OSU Uina. OU Chillicothe ...... Away this season since being recruited foul terrttory. half r1 the fourth. Oct. 1!1 Marietta. -!berg ............ .. Away In Mootreal, where the Expos are Gary Carter and Dan Driessen last year by Rio Grande. Wolfe Oct. 1£.!7 GOAC Tournament ... ...... ... Home 1 headed for their woi'St season 1n the duplicated theCardlnals exploit by dominated the SVAC league last National League since 1978, the starting the Inning with consecutive season and was named the league Montreal Expos have set another llorners. It was the 27th for carter MVP, while also boo$ting Southern ,.--------.;.....--......;:. unenviable standard. 8nd gave him 1«11 RBI, tying Mike to the league and sectional chamA crowd pf 2,tm was on hand at · Sclunldt of Philadelphia for the pionships. Her· dominating talents and academic achievements OlymplcStadlwnThursdaynlghtto JeaRue lead. watdltheExposbeatSt.Louls6-3. It 1be Expos then loaded the bases prompted Rio to sign the local was the smaiiest crowd since ooslnglesbyT<mLawJessandRelle netter. Laren ts the daughter ol Mr. Montreal moved Into the bail (larkin Gonzales, and 'Ibn Raines' walk and Mrs. Larry Wolfe of Racine. llm. 1be spane turnout came close before a pa d baD by Porter Laren's brother Kent Is a member AT ORANGE TOWNSIIP to bfeaJdng ~ all·tlme low ol2,107 alloM!d the tying run to score. Jim of the Redmen basketball and YOlUNTHR fiRE DEPT. atJarryParkonSept. 7,1976. Wohlford followed by drtving in two baseiJaJJ teams. TUI'PfiiS PLAINS, OH. Rlo's volleybaU team Is coached In the only othel' game in the NL, runswlthadoublelntortghtfleld.He Cincinnati beat Atlanta 2-l In 10 made 'it 6-3 when Andre Dawson by Patsy Fields, former bead girls' sports coach at Kyger Creek High stngled him horne. Innings. ' School. Rio had a 1-2 record going 1be Cardinals roughed up Into Saturday's match against PRICE: S3.7 5 Kenyon. W oH~ playing for ·aed~omen him to a lUll count and then bounced a double that hopped over the head of first baseman Ou1s Ouunblls$ and off his gii)Ye. . Torreracedontothetleldtoargue that Chambliss touched the ball In CHICKEN BARBECUE: SUN., SEPT. 30th AT 11:00 A.M. · .Califomia .eliminated from AL title race , ByJOHNNEIMN Clevelandrunlntheelghthlnnlngon APSpodaWrlter JerryWDiard'sRBislngle. ' The California Angels have fallen Ente!' Twins' relleYer Ron Davis. from the chase, and the Minnesota Davis, IIDW7·10,gaveuptwomore Twins are leftwith·only asllmhope . runs on a walk, a sacrlflre, an RBI of capturtng the American League giounder and a run-scoring single, West - all without the dlv!slon· tying the score .J.3. Then, 1n the leading Kansas Royalsllttlng a bat. botlxlmr1thenlnth,Davtsstruckout Bot)J the Angels and Twins lost the first two hitters before Quirk, a Thursday night whlle the Royals tanner Roy_., h<rneted just Inside Idle, andnowthe.p lctureln the thertght·llekt foul pole. AL West )ooks like thls: · 1taapn z, Allpllll The Royals lead the Twins by two Yost's iwiHx.tt solo homer In the glllii!!Sand the Angels by four, with sixth broke a 1-1 tte, and Dickie lhreegamesleftforeachteam.That were Nolespltchedtourlnrllnpofone-hlt relleffortheRangers. .,..__ A nnoolo ha ••-= .......~- ve lost six of thelr last seven games, starting with the second game of a three-game series at heme !~PinS~ Texas. "It jusUort of snowballed after that." McNam· arasakl. Reggie Jackson gave the Angels a 1.0 lead with a fourtMmllng homer, his :15th, but lhl! Rangers tied the score in the bottom of t)Je tnn1ng oil Yost'ssacrtficetly. Yae• e&%, 'llpnl ..... RellwDAIIell Sol Don Bayto ' . V-.,.. \ o.&e OM rt Sept. 29Mt vernon Nazarene. r.sone-out Plncll..a.......l._......, in the eighth inning drl:lve In the ti~"-a.ln~ the y:·- - ' ~~ ~... run as "'""""" heat Detroit's ace reliever, WUUe llernandet, wm. hadn't lost since Aug. 14. . Bobby Meacham started the winning rally with an Infield hit and went to second on a throwing error llY shortstop Doug Baker. Don Mattingly sacrtflced Meancham to third, and Baylor then got the winning hit. ·Jack Mortis pitched five no-hit Innings btt failed to win hls :aJth 01 Place Kenyon ............................... Away Oct. 2 Malone, llaldwln Wallace ...... .. .Away Oct.6 osu umo. Mtaml. Micldk'lown ard osu 1J!nesvllle ... ........ Away Includes: Y2 chicken, baked· beans, cole slaw, bread & bev- erap. SP.onsored by: Oranae Township Volunteer Fire department. .. r~Oct;;;.';;W;ahh:;;·;;···;;···;;···;;···;;;···;···;;; ;; ...;;; ...;;;...;;; ...;;; ...;;; . Home;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ IT'S 1985 ANNOUNCEMENT.CELEBRAnON · DAYS AT ~=~~~=~~= Kuhn says goodbye to basebatl at-bats ~~~~d~~~~ to lead the AL In hitting Minnesota loss would cUnch at least . . atlefortheRoyals. · NEW YORK (AP) -Therewas 1beTwlnslostthetrthlrdinarow, ' no brass band playing "Hall to the 4·3 to the stxth·pillce Cleveland Ollef." There were no llanOOIIered Indians, on a home run by Jamie bodyguards weartng tall fur hats. Quirk with two out In the ninth No coaches and Wblte horses. No Inning. Quirk had not been tobatfor twenty-Wie gun salutes. the 1 Indians since being recalled No pomp, Only clrc:umstance. from the minora on Monday. The ctreilmltanoe was Bowie 1be Angels lost 2·1 to Texas on a Kuhn was rnovlnfl out. 1bere was a sixth· inning homer bY Ned Yost. changlllg of the auard, of sorts. "Youkni:lw'thlsclayiscornlng,but "Yeah, tlrstplacetsover," Angels MangerJohnMcNarnarasald. "It's It's ltm aort ol a shock when It gone. Going Into the . season, I arrlvel," Kuhn said, standing . honestly felt we could puB It out, among the boxes r1 papers and even though no one lhougbt we boobthatweretheaccumulatlonr1 could." 15'h years as oommlssloner ·r1 1be Royals !lnlsh up with three basebaJI. games in Oakland, beginning toAlthough he ollldally rules ihe night. TheTwlnshavethreemoreat 11811!1! unW Monday. Oct. 1, he ·cleveland. . physlcally· IIIM!d out a! his omce In therestoftheleague,NewYork Thuraday night to milke room for edged Detroit 2-1, Boston defeated thenewman,Petert!ebenoth. Baltimore 4-3 and Seattle beat . Few were there to Ulher him out, Chtcqo7·2. althou&h .lie did ra:etve several Laudner and Ron Washington had telegrams and plme calls from, homered to helpgivetheTwlnsa3-1) among others, Milwaukee Blewt'l'!l lead when MtkeSmlthsongaYl!upa owner Bud and New York Sel!8 and YankeesbossGeorgeStelnbl'i!nner. Kuhn'sdaughterAJixbelpedhim pack a few things - mough to on more than .l¥) boxes sitting In the hallwayswtsldeblsolllce-butshe trted to stay out of the pictures that chronicled her father's exit. Kuhn, in shlrtBieeves and sus· penders, stood behind his desk- His favortte autojp"aphed LeRoy · Net· man prtnt of WDlle stargoeD no tongerhungthere; ltwasstandlngtn the hallway alongside tlie boxes' Soole, sbJpplng ,bags, stuffed to CM!111awlng, sat on a chair by the windOW at 350 Park Avenue in midtoWn Manhattan. at .342, one better than J ~teamrna~~~te~~~~!:__ _ GRAVaY TRACTOR SAlES & SERVICE 204 co,.do< St. Pomery,OH Phone 992·2976 Spring & Summer Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 Sat. 9 to 1 ~THE . 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ADd so while he stand& ready . ne.,u&ll: . dtsannament at any . .level, he will not, in order to cheer Soviet Imperialists along, dis· member the Ame.rlcan military by way at introductory propitiation. Gradually tt tra~ that not only ts Europe reconciled to this unusual • turn to geopolitical realism. but also the Soviet . Union. The slgnlllcant · complen)eqtary development in resP.eCt of Reagan's f01l!lgn policy ts that it ·has won the contldence of the Ar(lertcan el!lc!Orate, wlllch Is scheduled to send him back to the White House for another low' years. And in respect of aoclal pOlicies, Mr. Reagan has, to use the prptlar phrase, declared war llialnst judi· clal intervention. Before the Su· preme Court !ltscovered a separation between church and state that had escape!:~ the notice of ttae who wrote the Constitution, students were allowed to pray together. Befall! tlie SUpreme CQUrt discovered that the right to prtvacy entitlEd the mother to the right to · ·exteljmiDate yoUng lite, this was forbidden tn every state of the .union. Mr. Reagan Is otherwise identified with the position that the Amertcan fariilly Is the source ilr Amertcan strength, and so distinguishes himself from the n1hlllsm and .postttvtsm associated with the party of the left. . . . So? Well, so vote against Reagan bec~use there wasn't enough . l:iarbed wire In front of tbe embassy in Beirut. It's about all.they've KQI. Arms COmp)iance __________Ja_c_k·_And_._er.. :. .:so:.:. :.n -1lRAs ·are adding . ' men WASHINGTON - President · Ban Treaty. ~agan meets tOday (!ii:Pt. l'l!J with He examined top-secret CIA, Soviet Foreign Mlnls~ Andrei Pentagon and National Securtty Gromyko. Some Implacable anti- Councll studies on · the treaty. Soviet advisers wanted the presl· Here's what he found: dent to confront Gromyko with Thetreatyttselflsstmple.ltbans charges that the Soviets have underground testing of nuclear routinely . vtolated arms devices with a yield of more than 1 agreements. 150 kllOtons. Though bothstdes have In fact, a report was prepared, yet to ratify the treaty, they signed accusing the Soviets of arms-treaty It and agreed to abide by its violations. provisions. But the president has overruled Unfortunately, the only way to the hotheads and stopped the accurately measure the stze of an release of the report. In too rnany underground explOsion 1s to have cases, intelltgence reports of Soviet seismographs close to the blast site. violations are rtddled with "Its," The Soviet Union will not allow this, · "buts" and ~~maybes. " so the United States must resort to Equally experienced analysts guesswork - sophisticated and can look at the same raw data and scientific guesswork, but guesscome jq different conclusions: t.e., work nonetheless. that ·the Soviets are violating Because U.S. seismic monitors arms-control treaties repeatedly or are thousands of 'mnes from Soviet that tru,o are keeping strtctly to the teSt sites, the tnfoimation must be letter of the treaty limits. compared with similar data obHow Is this possible? My asso- tained from U.S. and French tests ciate Dale Van Atta investigated of known kiloton yields. But as one one classic example of confusing secret NSC report ~ted, "the ' Intelligence: the alleged Soviet seismic wayes from Soviet explp. violations of the 1974 Threshold Test . . issues._~_w:_u_·lia_ . m_F._._;.Buc_k.:.,_,ley-=--]r. simPle pe~cemaker The Deily Sentinei-:-Paga 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' 9:00 TO 7:00 MON.-FII. 9:00 TO 4:00 SAT. �28, 1984 Friday, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . ~aily Sentinei- Page-6 Pomeroy Mhldh, at1, Ohio • ·.· ' ~ ·. Wlll Saturday's game be mismatch? The Gophers' IIOUl' lplrlt can be attributed tollstweek's:lt-Wdeteat at Purdue, droppln& thlm to 1-2this se111100. Ohio State, meanwhile, Is celebrating after beallq hlgbJy • root:: ~tt ~ TliisM 8lld freshmen Rickey : ancS Isn't SUJ'Iiwhowlll start this time. Although Bruce lauds Holtz for shQrlng up the Gopher de!ense, the ~4. • • a 27-polntunderdo!l. na~'s most, potOUs last rear. It ·Byars would uq to duplicate the · remain$ Holtz s biggest worry. But Minnesota Coach Lou ~. ''Thewayltisrtghtnow,itweg!ve former Buckeye . Archie always a bel!ever, thlnkS·~omery teat Go(ll1er mood, Cllllllllnedwitballttle Grltllth aild wbt IJaCk;!i).back Hels- ·upatouchdownordon'tgetone,the feeling's always that the game Is cockiness from Ohio suite, cwJd 'lllan 'l'l'cpldes. ·· Byars Isn't a one-man team. His over," Holtz said. "You've got to be mean, weD ••• QlfeQatve lble lncludel four llelllon· able to move the football when your . "I think It wWld be unfair to 8lld liYeflllll!!l about 210 Jlll'•nrlt!: defense Isn't strong enough to we don't have a chance aaaJnstOblo dominate people." quartelbackMike~. the Big State," Holtz aald. "I pei'IQII8)Iy 'l'l!n's third-ranked passer, will Holtz has moved running back believe we dQ.lt's oot a partlcuiarbl goodone, butlhaven'tbeenlnavecy l!\8ke his second llart atDce OVEI'· Domvan Small to the secondacy good ·mood this week, and our Clmll!i aciQIIbletrileture In hlsrlibt "for good," bt hopes of !lhdlng "the players haven't been In a good leg; Jlllebacker 1\:ppef Jo!u.,nhad right chemjstry." mood, either, a team-blp 14 tackles .last weej(; ·Saturday night's kickoff Is 8 p.m. 8lld 1reshman puutet: Tom Tupa Is EDf. . : : ; : : .• .;: ! ·-:;: : ' !: Fcate and Dan Ford - • or and Church -EUIS & SONS SOHIO- ·SWISHER & LOHSE .A~~::!1l:. ~ PHARMACY . · ~ I Samet Fire ~ • Nationwide his. Co. •• • of Columb11, Oh. 104 W. ll.aln • ,. • • " ~• •• Bengalslose running hack Wilson Pittsburgh. . "He certainly won't be ready for this I,Veekend ahd be mlght not be back thls 5eii50II it they have to operte on It to hold it In place," Wyche said of Wilson's injwy. •• Wilson, 23, trom the Ulliverstty or .him. He grabbed for the Unebacker Oklahoma, just had rejoined the as,he went down and pulled It (his Bengals last week after spending shoulder)," Coslet said. · three weeks In a Ctnclnnatl hospital Pittsburgh, 2-2, leads the Ameliprogram for chemical dependency. can Football Conference Central Wlllloo, bt ldf llrst pme back, ran Dlvlslon. Clnclnnatlisinlastplacebt for 74 yards on 17 carries to lead the the division. olfense last Sunday, clest,:ite Clncln· Mike Brown, assls\8Dt general ilatl's 24-14 loss to the Los Angeles . manager, said the team planned to Rams. activate players from ~e Injured . ASslslant Coach Bruce Coslet saw reserve list but. did oot do so the accident Th\U'!I(Iay. Thursday. -· "He was blocking a Unebacker. Cincinnati currently has five We don't cut·block our awn people In · players on the Injured reserve list: ~ so he was blocking high. defensive backs Bobby Kemp, Ray The llnebacke!' lJIIM!d back and Grlftln and Bcyan Hicks, wide Wilson's feet went out from under receiver Gary Wllllams and guard I I •• ' .' ..I "'.< . 1 ..' "', Cullums, 8lld 'IIna.Hanis. Second row, Coach Rick Ash, SheOy Stollllrt, DOima Lambert, Terri Roush, Cindy Rlflle, Rhonda Zirkle and Debbie. Wyall. . . RESERVES - Members of the 1984 Meigs reM!I'Ve Volleyball team btclude, rMnl row, left to right, Sue Fry, SheDy Wolfe, Usa PulBns; Heallter ' Scoreboard ... Majors 6-171, tnf a,ne .. c 'dedr.... 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Wider- Churdi ScltQ<i 1:1!! a.m.: WonltlpServleiD::Il a.m. ~. 7::11 p.m. ct Allee POMEROY ClllJRCH OF 111E NAZAWhen)'OW'r.IIUd ll'l funl ¥01.1dan'!~krlofo ltWf·t-ltwol gl'~ to...1QU·,. ~II. )'OU··· por:Mng 10 thf worid ygu'n! ~- morntn(rwushlp lll::lla.m.; """"'gservtc:e6 COOPERATIVE PUIIB UNITI!D IIIB'riiODIST CHl111CB FOJ ...... lllreder ,p.m.; mkl-weelr.. llf!I'Vlce, We:tnemay, 7 p.m:: GRACE EPISCX)PAL ClllJRCH, 326 • E. --- Main St., Pomeroy. Sunday """"""' Holy Hew. ,.Jamee E. ~ ,t,MIMaJi* ............ lleo.le_,_ Latf iflllt 1M Idea o1 ~ON "-t mor~ ~ c~ prec~t Lime~ .-. lift v.tren T~ 'f'tf)' Cllpi'CIIion rtfT1iiW .,. dMt lhtft n 01'11! ill'll ...,. ........ wll .. tum Olol. For ~ lllll*lncl t1t1 rumotd 10 ·~ for mort~ ~~t~d ~UII ~ 4ftd endwrn:.. Ftilh tMipt -.. gr..., ~ trlolliw thlt ~ I ~ lc:uidllb1 brWr Mig. Tn~tt~utooil~thr ~•dpul communion on the rtnt SUnday of NCtt month, · ol~............ NOBTIII!AIIT CLUiiTI!R and cotttblned with ~ prayer m the Thl fiDUf 01' 10 we IJI"Id • wortNp dullf'li thll! ""'""' can mtk.t- 1 1hlrdcl Sunday. Mantfnl-ltltd- on , , ~lin Ollf ~ Wt. .-.aid tht ctuch or ~of~ choi«. all other~ of Ute- Clltll'dl Sdtool ' Coli"' ltDur tn Ute and Nlirwy~ ALFRED - Cllun:h Sdlool t: 30 a.m.; Par!shn.JJ ldlowtnrtheoervl<e. Worship, lla.m.; UMYJ"; I:30 p.m.; UW, · PO!.IEIIOY OF CHRIST, 212 W. Third Tuftday, 7:!0 p.m. Communion, Main st. Nell l'rw«o<>, pu~a-. Bible Sdtool r,rst Sunday. (Archer) 9: :1) a.m.; MornJ.newonhtp, lO:!IJa.m; Youth \\...!.~ CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.; Chureh ~. meettnp. 6:00p.m.; Ew!nlng Wlnhlp. 7:00 p.· t-:p«·•· School tO a .m .; ~lbleStudy , Thursday, 7p.· :lsl ·l!' !:11-ll m. w~ ll!lht pra)l"r meoung and Bible m. ; UMW, first Thursd1y, 1 p.m.1 Comstudy. 7:00p.m. munion, first Sunday (ArchPr) . 1liE SALVATION ARMY, 1l5 JQPPA - Worship 9:30 a .m .: Church Ave., Pomeroy. Mr>. Dora Wining (n cltargO. SChoOl 10:30 a.m. Bible Study. Wednrs- _ &Jndoy ~- nteetmg, 10 a.m.; Sunday day. 7:30p.m. I Johnson I . . School, Ill: :ll a.m. &Jnday Scllool. YFSM . LONG BOTTOM - Church SChool t: 30 Elobe Adami, leadl!r. · 7::1) p.m. Salvalloo a.m.; Worship 1 ·p.m.; Bible Study, Wedmeeting. various sPeakers and music sp>eta•• nesday, 7:30p.m.; UMY.F, Wednesday, Chureh schOol ~ 30 a.m.~ Morning wonlp Thurlday, ll• :II a.m to 2 p.m. Ladles Home 6:00 p.m.; 'Communion First Sunday. 10: 30 a.m.; WNnetday evenlaa; prayer. League, members In charge, aU 'V(nlen m. ; Worship service lU;JU I Archer) servic.- 1:, 7: 30 p.m. Invited; S:CI p.m. · ThUllday, (:ocpo Cadet Ev8ngellstl~ Servtce 7: ~ p.m. Wednes· REEDSVILl-E- Church S<hool9: :II a. BE1 HLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev· Earl Ctasss (Yourw Poople.Biblel, 7::1) p.m. Bible day: . Prayer meeting 7::.1 p.m. Thui'lday. m.; Worship Ser\llce 11:00 a.m. (Deeter) . . Shuler, pastor. Wonhlp len'ice,9::1la.m. ZION CH.URCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy, . TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL- . . Sun~yS<bOoiiO::IOo.m . BlbleStudyond sn;z~~)l"r~E-~ Church Harrtaoavtllo Rd. Robert Put1ell, mtmaScbool9·a.m.; Wonhlp 10 a .m.; prayor aorvtoe Thuroday, 7:30p.m. ter; Ron Rime. SUnday SCIIool SuporlatonCHRIST, 3:1'll6CIIIIdn!n'sllomo Rnod (CO!nty Bible Study. Tu...tay, 7; 30 p.m.; UMW. CARLETON INTERDENOMJNA· Road 711). II!'M235. Vocal music. Sunday ·wordent Sullday SchOol 9:30 a .m.; Wonh.l p Third Tuetday, 7:30 p.m.; Communion TIONAL CHURCH. Klnpbary Rood. Rev. slhp 10 a.m., Bible Study U a.m; W<nltlp. 6 p. service 10:30 a.m.: Eveatne wonhlp SunFirst Sunday' (~rcher). David Curfman. pallor. Sunday S<hool m. W.u-~&y, Bible sady, 7 p.m. · day 7 p.m. and Wednetday, 1 p.m. ' CENTUL CLUITI!& 9:30 Lm.: Rolplt Cart, Supt. Ev<!l!lllll•orST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, P1Jte OW D~R maE ~ Aev.I-LCoriJIU shtp 7:30 p.m. Prayer !MOtlaa. Wedaeo· CHURCH. (ltarieo llaiiWd, pu1<r. Linda. · Grove. The Rev. William Mlddle.wanh, day 7:30p.m. · Rev. pastor. Ch•reh lf'I'VIft 9:30a.m .; Sunday Swan. Supt Sunllay Sd>oOII: J) Lm.; P"Bdl. Rev.alt..,.P t u ' It LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Jody ScboollO::Ila.m. , lng oervl<h, tint and dtlnl Sunday ~ Rev. Robert 1:.81" Holland, pastor; Walla~ Da~ood . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday School. Youth meetbla. 7:.11 p.m ev· Sunday S c - Supt. Wonblp aervlce. t a. llev. AMrew a.t 1 ''~ ;' Jolut Wrtlftt, pautor. SuMoy S<hool9::10 t'lj" Sunday. ~ •. ''1 ·· ASBURY !Syracuse) -'Wonhpll a.m. m.; Blblo'Sc:bool10 a.m. a.m.: Larry Hayaes, S. S. Supt. MomiiiJ ; Church 9<11001 !1:45 a .m.: Charge Bible GRAHAM - UNITED' METHODIST. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. wonl!lpiO:J)o.m. . •. L . Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m.; UMW. first Preachln~ 9:30a.m .• first and ~nd Sunfte.\1. Thereon 'Durham. pastor. Sunday RACINE CHURCH OF 111E N~­ Tuesday, 7:30 p.m .; Choir Rehearsal, . days of each month: third and fourth Sun ~ School at 9: 30 a: m.; MomlnR wonhlp at RENE, Rev. Thomas H. CoiiJer, pastor. Wednesday 6:30p.m.; UMW, fourth Sundays each monlh worship services at 7: 30 10: 30 a.m.; Sunday·evnlng service at 7: :m Martha W olte, Chairman of the Boaid o1 day, 6:30 p.m 1 (Nelson). p.m. Wednesday e-venlnRS at 7:ll p.m. p..m. Thunda)' ~rvk:es at 7: :IJ p.rh. CbrlrUan Life. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; ENTERPRISE . Worship 9 a .m .; Prayer and Bible Study. · FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Morning wor!ihlp 10:30 a.m.; Sunday SEVENTH·DA Y ADVENTIST, Mulb- · Church S<boo!IO a.m.; IHble Study, TuesKnob, IOt'ated on County Road 31 . Rev ..~ eventq worahlp 7: 3DpJn. Pr.ayermeetlng day, 7:30P.m .: UMY,', First ¥onday. 7:30 erry Hei~hts Road, Pomeroy. Michael PI· Lawrence G1uesencamp, pastor. Rev. 7::11 p.m. Wednesday. p.m.; UMYF. Sunday, 6 p.m. G_holr Reonkowskl. pastor; Marlf' Spires, Sabbath _RoJ(el' W11lford, asst . pastor. Pre~ chin~ LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Deli· School Supt. Sabbath SchQOI at 2 p.m . on ·- hearsal, 6: :Jl p.m. Wedneld.ay. (RoJ:~ services Sunday 7: 30p.m. Prayer meeting ter. Woody Call, pallor. S<rvtcea Sunday Saturday with w·o rshlp SPrvlces foli9Wing · mlchl We<lnesday, ~:30 ,p .m.; Gory Griffith, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wedoeaday, 7 p.m. FLATWOODS- Church S<booi,IO a.m. ai~U~~ · · lead•r. Youth JTOtiPS Sunday evet\Jng at . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L. ; worshtp, ill a.m.; Bible Study, Thursd RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 6: ll p.m. with Roger and VloWt Wlllfordd, Walker, Pastor.. Raben Smith, Sunday day, 7 p.m .; UMYF. Sunday, 6 p.m. - Slst~r Harriett .WarnE'r, Supt. Sunday leaders. Communion Rrvice first Sunday School Supt.; sunday S<hool 9::11 a.m.; (Roth~mlch). School9:30 a.m.: Morning Worship, 10:45 each month. Mora.iq worshJp 10:.0 a.m.: Sunday FOREST RUN - Wonb(p 9 a.m.; a.m. WHITE'S CHAPEL. Coolville R. D. evening wonbip 7:~ p.m .; Wednesday POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David • Church School 10 a.m.; Choir practice, Rev. Roy Deeter. passtor. 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DANVILLE HOLINESS CHURCH. p.m. IRobiDIOII). Worship 7 p.m . Tut"Sda;v VIsitation 7 p.m.: m. on Rt . 325 betweeon VInton and located MINERSVILLE - Worship Service 10 Wt'dn£1Sday prayw !M'Nic'f:> 7::JJ p.m. Mlssk>n . RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos · L anpvlllr. Rev. lk'n Watts, pastor. Suna.m.; Church School,ll a .m.; UMW, third Tillis, pastor. J.ay Stiles. supt. Sunday Friends, 7:ll p.m.: Girl& In Actton•7:.:11 ~:'!1· day S<hool. 8: lO a.m .• Bobby Lambert, S. Wfdnesday, 1 p.m.; Choir practice, Mon~hool9:l0 a .m .: Mornln« worship, 10:30 · S. Supt. Mornlngwonhlp 10:30a.m.;_Chil.day, 7: 30p.m. (Nelson!. · a.m.: Sunday evening servtcce 7:·00 p.m . !fAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bat· dren's Happy Hour 6:45p.m. Pr'-yer and . PEARL CHAPEL - Worship !!<'vice 9 ley Run Road , R~v. Emmett Rawson, pasWednesday '"'rvlc:e 7 p.m. WMPO pro· Bible Study, 7:'30 p.m. Missionary meeting tor. Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday SChool, 1 a.m :; Ctiarch School 11 a.m.; UMW se-(Uam 9 a.m. each Sunday. tint Wednesday of each month 'i: 30 p.m . cond Tuiotdoy,7 :00p.m .; UMYFiut Tues· 10 a.m.; Sunday evenlnaser\llct>, 7: JOp.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF 111E NAZA· For Information call 388=8467. day, 7:30p.m. (uMnkiDJ\. ; Bible IE'achlng 1 7: JO p.m. Thursday. RENE. Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor: SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Lilli•. POMEROY - Cllun:h School, 9: I~ a .m . Sunday SChool 9:·30 a.m.; Wofslp service SYRACUSE MISSION, CH•rry St .• Sy· · p~~llor. Steve _ Ltttle, s . S. Supt. Sunda~ ; Wotlhtp 8ervlee, 10:30 a.m.: Cbotf re10: 30 a ,m .; Young people's tervlce 6 p.m. racusE'. Ser\llces, 10 a.m. Sunday. EveniDR School 10 a.m. , Mornln« worslp. 11 a.m., · hrsrsol Woclneotloy, 7: :II p.m.: UMW. oeEvangelistic servi~ 6: 3D p.m. Wednesday services Sunday and Wednt"s4aY at 7: 00 p . Sunday evening worship 7:30p.m. Prayer m. . cond Tueoday. 7:30p.m .; UMYF. Sunday. serv!Cf 7 p.m . ~tin~ and Blbles!UdyThursday, 7:30p. 6 p.m. (Corbitt} MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mtll.r MlllOLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST m.; Youth meett"' WedDelday at 7 p.m. 'ROCK SPRINGS - Church SChoOl, 9: 15 IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Lawrence Man St .. Mason, w. Va. E¥gene L. Conger. miCHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH,' a.m.; Wontup 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wl'd· niSter. Snday Bible Study 10 a.m.: WOr ley. pastor. Mrs. Russell \'oung, Sunday 383 N. :iad Ave., Mlddloport . Sunday neodoy, 7::1lp.m.; UMYF (Sottlon),Sun-. ship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m . Wednesday Bible School Supt. Sunday SchOOl .9::wt a.m. SChool 10 a .m. Sund1y and Wedne'Sday day, 5 p.m .; . (Juniors) eovery uther Sun· Study, vocal music, 7 p .m . Evenln« worship 7:.JJ p.m. Wednesday Eventna servl~ at 7: ~p.m. · day, 6 p.m. (Rothornlchl LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· · prayt'r mec-Unf{ 7:30p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD. R.e v. R. RUTLAND- ChUI'('h School, 9:45a.m.; ding Lane, Mason, W.Va. J. N. Thacker, MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, E . Robinson, pastor. Sund1y School !:lOa. Worship, 10:30 a .m.; UMW IEvenlnlgClr· pastor. Evening service 7: 30p .m .; WoRacine. Rev. Ja~s Si.tlerfield, pastor. m.; Worship se-rviCP, ll a.m.: Evening elf') serond Wednesd1y, 7:30 p.m.: UMW men's Ministry, Thursday, 9:30 a .m.; F'rl'E'man Williams, Supt . Sunday School 7 p.m . Mid-w.pk service. Wednes service (Afternoon Circle~ second Thursday. 1 p. Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7:15 9: 4~ a.m.; Sund1y a'nd Wedneliday evenday, 7 p.m . . m, tRubelkllt(l) ' . p ~m . inli( wrviCPS, 7 p.m. , LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, . SALEM CENTER - Chun:h !!<Mol. 10 MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Ro~M:rt E. Musser. pastor. Sunda~S<llool HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN · a.m.; Worsbtp 9: 45 o.in. (Rub<'nklng) Corner Stxth and Palmer. T~e,Rev. Mark 9~ ¥1 a.m.: Pa~l M\11\K'f, supt.: ornlng .CHRISTIAN UNION. Tile fbov. William SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8:30 a .m.: McCiun«· Ray Field", S.S . .Supt,: Dan worship 10: 30 a.m.; Sunday evealna ter· P,mpbell, pastor. Sunday S<llool S; J) a. Church School1~ a.in .. (Ru!tftldltill Rig~. Asst. Supt. Sunday School, 9: 15 a. vt<:r, 7 p.m.; mid·_. ~m~lce, Woclnosm.: James Hugbes. s_u pt . Evening service m.t Morning Worship , 10: 15 a.m.: Sunday 80UTIIII:8N CLVITIIII 7:00p.m . Wednsday eventng praYt"r meet day, T p.m. · . Evrnln~ service. 7 p.m . Yourh meeting. 11<!¥. ..... SYRACSE CHURCH OF '111,: NA·. Ing 7: Jl p.m. Youtb prayer service each 7: :JJ p.m. Wedn('sday: C'Venln« serylce 1 p. Bev. PuillleU•• • VJIENE. Rev. Jo11101 B. Kittle, pallor. Tuesday. m.: Choir practlre 8 p.m. Shennaa Cuttdtlf, ltllpl. Sunday S<ltoOI · FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letort, APPLE GROVE -Cllun:llldtoolta.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport. 5th 9: 30 1.m.--; Monurw wonldp JO:JO a.m.; W. Va., Rt. 1. James Lewts, pa'stor. Wor· : wonhlp, 10 a.m. (Firtt alii S....and Main, Bob Melton, mtnllter. AI Hart · Evaq•Ustlc service, I p.m.:- Prayer and ship services 9: 00 a .m.; Sunda}' Schoo Ill son, &!ISOt'late mlnlsteor: Mike Gerlach, · . days): UMW. S<cond Tueaday, 7: J) p.m.: Prals<> W..:lnesday, 7 p.m.: Youth moota.m.; Evening worship 7: :1) p.mr. Tuesday Prayer meeUng, Wednesday, 7 p.m. SUnday School SuperlntE'Ddfont; Bible· rottage prayer meeting al'\d Bible Study 7 p.m . · trw. (Grtef') School 9::10 a.m.; Moml...- Wonhlp, 10; 30 EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN 9: JJ a.m.; Worship service. Wednesday BETHANY -Worship, 9 a.m.; Church a .m.; Eveonln~ Wonhlp, 7:00p.m. PrayPr CHRIST, Elden R. Blake. pastor. Sonday 7 S<llool. 10 a.m.; Bible Stud~, Wednooda¥. mt'f'tlft«, W~nHdly, ?:00 p.m. · . SCMol 10 a.m.: Robort Roed, Supt. Morn' VIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, . 10 a.m.; Dorc .. Wocnen r Fellowship, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAIng sermon, 11 a.m.; Su~IY ntpt serWalnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, w. Wednetday, 11 1.m. (McGuire) . ZARENE, Co-puton RPv. Chlrlf'S Coyle vices: Christian Enduvor 7:30p.m ., Soll,a Va. The Rev. Geor~e C. Weirick, pastor . CARMEL- Cllurch S<hool l:lO a.m.; and R~v. Nancy Coyle. BUIWhltf, Sunday service 8 p.m. P,..chlna 8: lO p.m. MldSunday SChool9: 30 a.m.; Sunday worship Wonlllp, 10:«1 a.m. Socolld oDd Fourth School Supt. Sunday Scllool 9:!0 a.m.: weok meottlt(l, Wedneotlay. 7 p.m. lla.m . SUodoya: Folt~walllp dtonor wtth S.n. .. . MorQin- Worship, 10: :II a.m.; Sunday Alvfll ,.lo)'leoder. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, located on tblnl Tfturtd~y, f: :Ill p.m. (Mc:Culft :. Evan~rellsttc meetlnli(, 7: 00 p.m. Prayer Pomeroy Pike, County Road~ near Flat· HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, EAST LETo\RTChun:h S<ltoolh.m . tlteetln~ Wed1101day 1100 p.m. · woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Services Ropr Watton, pastor~ Cren10n Pran. : ·Wonlllp 10 a.m . ...,.nd ond 11>ut1h Sun. UNJ'I'EI) PIIIII\'TI:RIAN on Sund1y at 10: :JJ a.m. and 7:30p.m . with Sunday S<llool Supt. Momlnawonblp!l:30 daya: UMW ftrat Tuelday, 7:30 p.m. MtNIITaYOF Sunday SchOOl 9: :IJ a.m. Bible Study, Wed· a.m.: Sunday SCbool10:30 1 .m.;_ Ewalna (Croce). Ml!iiGI COUNTY nesday, 7::Jl p.m. 'LETART FALLS - Wonhlp 9 a:m.; -.T:30~m. Rev. WUda IM. ., Dlredor FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR MT. UNIO B1,PI'IST,, Donald Shuo, Church S<llooiiO a.m. (Gra..t. CHRIST. St. Rt. 338. Anttqutty. Rev. putor, .lo@ Sayro. - y BeiKtol Supt. MORNING STAR- Worthlp, I:Cia.m.; Franklin Dlcll;ens, pastor. Sunday momSunday S<llool t:a a.m.; IWitlllr worChurch Scllool 10: lD •·111·: Blbl• Study, HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Inc 10 a .m .; •Sunday eventnr 7:30 p.m. ablpl:30 p.m.: Prayer Mootlac,•:llp.m. ThurodaY. 7:!0 p.m. cn.der). CHURCH. Wortfttp ...-vier. 10:15 a.m.; 'Thurrday eventna: 7:30 p.m. W-y. MORSE CHAPEL - Church SChool 1: 30 CHurch Scttool 9:15 a.m.: Blblr Study, STIVERS\'ILLE COMMUNITY BAP· TUPPERS PLADIS. • CHURCH OF• • .m.; WGrtltlp I! a.m. ·(Rader). · sunday 7:30p.m. Prayf'l' Group Wf'dnet~ · TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. 1ST. Jodl> Hollud, ml!!btrr. Dory! PORTI,\NDChun:l S<bool 1: !Op.m. · day 9:00a.m . Sunday Schooll01.m .; Wonh!p service 11 b. Supt. liiDn1nK wonhtp, 8:00a.m.; : Wonhl(i 7:1) p.m .: UMYF Wed-y, MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN a .m.; Sunday evening set'Yice,7: 30 p.m.; n:h_.,ooa.m. · 7:l0 p .m. (McGuire). CHURCH. Churclt !lc:lloof\0; lh.m.; Wor· . Wedaeaday evenlllfl aorvlce 7:30 p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RACINE WESLEY AN - C~un:h shiP '"'rvlce 11 : !0 a.m. INDEPENDENT lfOUNESS CHURCH RENE . fte¥ Herbert Grat@, p~rtor. 1 SC~ 10 a.m.; Wonblp, U a .m.; UMW SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· Inc.. Poorl St., Mlddloport. Rev. 0'0.11 Fronlt ,Rimo, Mlpt. S-oy Sc:bool 9:30 a . . TERIAN CHURCH. Wonhtp SOrvl~ 9:00 , fout1h Monday 7: lO p.m.; Mon'a Prayer Manley, pastor. Sunday School 9: JO a.m.; m.; Worship aorvtoe, 11 o.m: o!!d 7 p\fn. llr911:faat, Wed~. 7 a.m. (Groce~. a.m.; Church S<llool IO:l5 a.m. Morntrw wonhlp 10:30 a.m.: Evening S•ltday. Wed-y, 7 p.m. PriY'!r moot•SUTTON Chl!n:ll S<bool, 1:30 a.m.; RUTLAND CHUJtCH OF GOD. Pastor, wonhtp7: :1lp.m. Tueodoy,l2: •1 0P·m. Wo· tna. Momlna P IO:Ito.m . ftntondtldrd n.v. Joint Evona. Sunday S<llool10: 00 1. meo'a Prayer meetlllfl. Wedn...tay. 7:ll Sundaya; Followtldp tin- wltll LAUREL CUFF F~IIETIIODIST m.; $uoday Mol'111n~ Wort hlp 11:00 a.m. p.m. Pn~yer and Pr•tae servtce• . CHURCH. Rev.~ lor,DUiw.R• lblnl Th•rtday. 1:30 p.m. (Mct:luire) . · Chlld~n·s Church 11 a .m.: SUnday even· , RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF bert E . Barton, Dt.- Cltrilltu 14u· KENO ClhlRCH OF CIIJUST, Oliver In~ •orVIco. 7:~ p.m.: Wedn.. doy . , __ • JII:SVS CHRIST, Elder James MUle<. Bl· utktlt: w1t:i;::"all ..,...Y SWain, lup1. Stutday .ac~ 1,30 •. m . ... lnR You~R LolrtM' AIIIC~ryJ 6:00 p .m. bto St"ri· Wodneoday 7:30p.m.; Sunday S<hool t:!O a.m.; - P . . 30 Wedn...tal!tl'•mtly Wo 1• 00 p.m. ~~~ . a-"\.: Sunday night aervl<e, 7:30 procta,_SUilly 1!11 p.m.; a.m.; Cbolr ' 1 =.N cRlumAN UNION, R.n. .......... ... a.m. ; ace.-- ....•-- *"' ~R~ f:r' . ~ •I ll ~ ... Ca.-. 1;1.,.. HAzEL LvMMUNITY ItCH. nHr Lo1t1t I-HI H~~;: S<lloolBottom. 1:30 a.•~ 18:30 . a.m.; w Pr~rrim.,.. ~Wu... . CHURCH •. -' ~ end.......,_ ~lljl Haymoa, putor. Siutday S<ltool 10:00 a. m.; MornlllaLWorahlp, 11:00 a.m.; Wed· neodoy and ttanlay l:v. .lnr Sorvi<M at. 7:30p.m. · '1'0111=...-·~~ ...... m.: 11: YtiiP•· Wedltoldax . prayer "17::10p.m. - BEARWAU.OW IWIGII: CIIIJRCH OF . CHRIST, Dt&a• Billie • claut:30a....: M-..WctnlllpiO:IOo. m.: l_.er Wartltlp l!30 p.m. - w.-. ........,, EviDI"I wonltlp 7:111 ••m. --Y " ' - ottd Blbl• SltiiiY, T:30 p.m. DEXTER CHllRCH OF CHRIST, ella- R. . . lllet Mo. - . lllpl. llaldu ~ t::IO •• !ft.; !~llftvtce 10:• Bible lludy, . u ar., - · a.m. ''ii:iim~ CHURCH OF JI!SUS . · ~lilt~ COMMUNITY .::HRIBT OF LATTER DAY SAJN'I!. PortRood. WIUiolll-.putot . . cHURCH. Sad!Q' !lc:hool - . .. . t.. : e a , laid-L - Evana, cllt!n:h IICbool director. . . 992-~840 Middleport Pomeroy, Oh. lFRANKUN• , l' . 101.101 Groceries- · General Merchandisa Racine 949·2550 Middleport· a EN ' m_: CK SUPERMARKET RACINE PlANING MILL . R"' .... ·. Cabinet Mill Woll: lllkrll 992·3325 -~. . '~ · uN ,f. Pomeroy :·For AAtal AMctlon Call lht Ral llcCo( I. 0. "Mic" McCo1 Rt. 1, Rttdsville, Oh. .,... ......,,, Dl,_,.,_ 4 dr. auto., PB, liS WE HAVE ' IUY THEM lOTH ,. \ (USl'S 14..IHIO) Neii•,.•YodlatMefp - ~., /i ll I Flllrtnlld at Wqae ' ......_.A&. .Joe at G._ •I I Further may be obtained by contacting the Commission. THE PUBLIC UlKITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO , By: MARY ANN ORL!NSKI. Secretary · ' ~ntlnel Vll8lllat Eaztent PGila1111111ha&G.-.p Onty ....... - semester) to be established by the school's board of education. • (2) Changes the present requirement for ellglblllty of receJvtng one and one-half units of credit the preceding semester to passing In four subjects the preceding grading perlod (six weeks, nine weeks, twelve weeks, semester) that will earn four units or credit over the 180 East Broad Street. Columbus. ·Ohio 4321'5. All interested parties will be giVen an opportunity to be heard. ., IUpley lltBarboiai.... Wlw:elt:ulwa at Waverly Soolhen at wu.na KyprCreekntf'GdiiiiOUthNciere Dame(~) . tt High schools will vote ~ on grading proposals Members schools of the Ohio High School Athletic Association will be voting on a referendum ~urbtg the first two weeks o( ()ctOber on proposed amendments to Bylaw 44, Scholarship. The Board of Control of the OHSAA authorized the voting a't Its meeting on May 15. High school and junior hlgh/mlddl!! school administrators w1ll vote separately on those sections or the refi!rendurn that pertain to their schools. In either case, 11 m~tjorlty vote Is needed for passage. If approved, the amendments to Byl11w 4-4 will become efteetlve Aug. 1, 198.'5. . .The basic proposed amendments In the referendum for high schools are as follows: (1) Changes the present precedIng semester In detennlnlng eligibility to ll!e preceding gradlllg period. Grading perlod length (six weeki, nine weeki, twelve weeks, Alhen8a&G.._,.. IApaa&.Jd.Aahlww4 a& JroaloR Portmiilillll w..t a&Bo)'d ~ <b erapu"e a& Roc* IDD p.,A....,..EIIIti&Pt.-en ant Oak IIIII& CGal Grove New Ycrk at Montreal . Pl.thblrjlh at Phlladl!lphla San Diego al AtJantll Hws1m at ClftCW\att St Loull at C'hk:awo San FIW\C.'l-=o at U. ~ .41!1 18 l!li6 .il11 .t87 .478 .428 .tUi . ~ap San Francbco at l..cll Anae~ Plttablrgh at ~. tnl New York at Mtr\tlftl, (n) San D!fao at A1larlta, 1n1 xehlo,.. -~ 1·Tonight's games I at Ctnclnnatl St. Luu.ls at W L · Pct. OB .. 61 1m "'"""'"" -·- IH tWelctllH3J, fnl EMT OIVIIION 76 82 72 87 "'l:m' IJIVtiJON x-Siln DleRo 11 El Atl.anta 79 8) Hwston 79 8) l.<M An&'!i~Ps 76 fa anctnnatt til 9l San FrMCISco 66 93 !Tro.ll J3.7l . Nt'W Yt:l'k (SCf\lral(l G-U at Montlftl ilieslcl!th 1·21, (n) Hwstm (i<nepp!r ts.lO\ at Clnctnnatl SaD DleiD l'lllunnotad J3..81 at Atlanta 1MeMW11Y 9-161, 1n1 Plttsbw'gh IFUmdsl 13-9) at Phila· delpNa (HI.Xbon 9-10), In!' San Frand1100 (Grant 1..&1 at Loa Aw- Ttronto at Mllwaukft !!I !!I St. Lm!1J (Aidujar l,.H\ at ChicagO (8n:M'nlng1.()) , (nl · MlMesolli at C\eYeland Callfonja at Texas Kal\!l.EIS City al Oakland Chicago at Seattle F.ND IU'J)\JJAR SFASON N.\110N.U. I..FAGtJE -lphl• _.,, ......,..a... ~12) ........... SI. Lcolls St.'6Hk' 7, ChlcailO 2 Only g.-nes lk'bed\llt'd Minnct!cJia (VIola - Ka.n.sas C'll)l (Letbrandl 10.7) at oak· l!¥ld (Burri$ J3.9), Uti ......,..a_ .," Rockets' defense has forced 13 The Daily ,..· 216 S. Second. Flneet Modular Butt..,., Stale (0-2) plays at Northern IlJlnols two overall · victories, ana tne at night. Non-conference actiOn calls for notice. of the fact that Ohio Miami to visit' Washington and · University WI!S beaten by a .ccm- We5tern Michigan to play btvadlng blned scoreof8l-6by twQnonconfer· MarshaD. Miami's Redsldns have ence opponents. The coach of mopped their first three games this Toledo's Rockets Is more concerned , season. Western Michigan has won with the Bobcats' perfect Mid- two of Its three starts. American Olllferenre start. · Toledo leads the natiOn In rushing "All that matters Is the,y're 2.0 bt defense, yielding an average of just the confeJeiCe," Sbnrell said of · 16 yards per pme. Toledo blanked Toledo's opponent on Saturday. Ohio 31.0 last season. "Their two non-league losses mean Howeve!', Ohio Coach Brlan nothing to them rlgbtDOW.''· Burke worries about Toledo tallThe Bobcats, Pcked for a back Steve · Morgan has secoQd~lon finish Ina presEason IU'!hed In the Rockets' poll, are the surprise team bt the MAC. Their home game will be LEGAL NOTICE calTied live (12: 40 p.m. EDf) by .. Sports 'Ilrne, a Midwest cable baSed The Public UHIIties CommisIn st. Louis. sion of Ohio has set lor public 'IbeRocketswereexpectedtobea hearing case No . 84-12-Eltitle contender. They share second EFC. to review the fuel proplace with PI eseuon ravortte Cen· curement practices and tra1 Michigan, defendlna champion policies of Columbus and Northern Dllnols and ·Bowling Southern Ohl<l Electric ComGreen. Those four all have 1.0 pany. the operaHon of its Eli!~- • tric Fuel Component and conference records. rela(ed mauers. This hearing . bt other Mld-Amerlcan games is scheduled to begin at 10:00 Saturday, Bowling Green entera .m . on Wednesd~y. October tains Eastern Michigan (M) and 3. 1984 at the offices of the Central Michigan travels to Kent Public Utilities Commission. State (0-1) lnthe~IIOOitandBall, The Pollttroy m;:NE. Qlrnor Union and MWI>ony, Rev. Thomu'G!en Mcau,., paat<r. Qyde "'"' S. S. !jupt., Sunday Scliool, U) ·a.m; OU's start concerns Toledo coach Dan S1rruell doesn't take muclr ~• CHimc:H. ··< Mike Obrovac. By GEORGE!fDWDE APSpona Writer 214 E. llaln 992-5130 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT .• The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR•.. INSURANCE ~;, SERVICES '=.~bw . ., ·• CINCINNATI !AP) -Oneweek after running back Stanley Wilson came back to the Clncbmatl Bengals, he has been lost again with a shoulder separation. "It seEmS like BDythlng that can happen Is happenbtg this ~. and this Is another example of It," said Coach. Sam Wyche, who Is preparing Ids 04 team for Monday night's game with the S!Eelers at · Rutlaad, O~lo 45775 J. lim. "8111" Brown, owner Phon• (6141742·2777 t II Jennl Couch, Carol Smlih, Grela K..-dy lllld Rhonda Neece. SecoQd row, Coach RDn LGpu, Ruth Fry, Jale Miller, Jenny MDler 8lld S.......,..lllndy. s~~·~~::d Equipment · Wt Fill Doctors' Pmcrlptlons 992·29.55 · Locust & INch Slrltt · 992-9921 Mkldltport ~ say MARAUDERETI'E VOUEYBALL TEAM Members of the 1884 Melp Marauderette volleyball &ejun Include, ~ row, left to right, Jodi Harrison, ' ... averaging 49 yards a kick. "We may have to get an tnterpu!tatiOn it he (Tupa) hjts the dome Holtz quipped. "I'm not evm SW'e Earle will even bring a ::. (llllter this week." Holtz used three Ql.larterbaCks list week - sophOmore starter . , MINNEAPoLIS (APJ- 8all!r· day night's game between tlllrdranked Ohio State and lowbl Mlnnesot11 lid$ like an uaiY mlvnatdl. Ohio State has the Big Ten's top touted Iowa ~lltl. IfMJnneaota hopes to stay clolie to rusher and scorer in Keith Byars to lead the coo!erenCe's belt NIUIIn& Ohio State. It'll have to lllop Byars. olfense. Last year, the Bllckeyee That's nolllmple tuk. Byars, a6-tool·2. 2.1).pwndjunlor, beat Minnesota 69-18. Is averaatna" 149 yards a pme. Last M)rmeaota has lost l8 straight Big Ten games, owns the CQnleience's week, lie ran bt two twchdowns, worst defense llgalllstthel"lllhandls. caUiht a tldrd IICOl'e and threw 1D .. .-.' \ . ' • POIIIEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS, Harrilolvtllo ~ . David Ferrell, pas. tor: Henry EbUn 1 Jr., Sunday SChool SUpt. : SUDdly 5ebaol t! 30 a.m.; morning woratllp,!la.m.: tlltnday evtttttna aerv("" 7::11 . p.m. Pnyer Moottna. Wedneoday. 7::11 p. Ill- SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. - ·Pott-tol. Joy Clark, paator. Woraltlp aorvlc:e. SUnday 10 a .m.: Sunday p.m. p.m . . MT, HERM!JN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas Communuy off Ct. Rt. 82. ~. Robert Slndel'l, J)altor. Don Will, llyleader, Sun· day SChool 9: 30 a.m.: Mornlnt Worship 10: 4S a.m.; Evel\tna- preachlni rervlce se- · cond and founh Sunday at 7: 30 p.m.; Chrbtlan Endeavor, first and ttdrd Sunday, 7!llp.m. Wednesdayprayermeetlng and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESS, 37319 State Route 124 (one mil• t>f!St ol Rutland) , Sun· day: Bible lectun!! 9::11 a.m.; Watchtowt>.r ; lt11dy 10:~ a.m.: TuHday, ijlble study, 7:30 p.m.; Thursday, Theocratic School 7::10 p.m. Service meeunr. 8: 20p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . Locate<l 011 0. J. White Road of Highway 160. Pat Henton, pastor. Sunday School10 ·a.m . Classes tor all aget. Junior Church 11 a.m.: ~rnlng ·worship . 11 a.m. Adult Choir practiC* 6 p.m . Sunday. Young People's, Children's Chun"h and Adult Blblt> Study, Wednesday at 7:30p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St., Middleport. Affllbled with Southern Baptist Conveotloa. Sunday Sehool10 a.m. ; Morning worship 11 a.m. ; Even!ng worship 7 p.m.; Wt'dnesday eVE'ninK Sibil' ' study and prayrr meeUng 7 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. Rt.l24aqd Co. Rd. 5. Mark Seevers, minis· rer. Sunday SchooJ Supt. Steve Pickens . SundaY. Scbool 9: 30 a.m.; Morning wor· ship lO:J> 1.m.;· Evening wptahlp 7 p.m. Wednesday worship 7 p.m. / ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, ·Corner· Sycamore and Second Sts., Pomeroy. The Re-v. William Mlddleswarth•. pstor. Suaday SChool 9: C5 a.m.; Church • • Sunday SChool 9:30 a.m.; Second ind fo1.1~th Sundays worS hip servl~ at ~:'30r p. m. MT. MORJAii BAPTIST, Fourth and Mah1 St. , Middleport. Rev . Calvin Mlnrus, pa,stor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardn~r, supt. Sunday SChool9: 30 a .m.: Worshlp.servfce 10:45 a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRISTJoseph B. Hoskins, Evangt'list . Sunday BlbiP St~y 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; Sunday, .• _. 1 t'Venin,l{ serv!Cf' at 6 p.m.; Wednesday~ 7 p.lft. PENTECOSTAL ASSJCMI<I.Y, Racine, • • Rt . 124 .. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday School10 a.m.; Sunday e\lentng service 7 p.m. Wedn~day evening service 1 p.m. ~ CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle ·· Supt. Sunc;lay School 9:30 a.m. Mornl..i ' .. Worship 10: 30 a . m . Prayer servlcf', allent· • ate Sundilys.. · . MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Thtnl . Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Not- ' "t ~ tingham, Sunday School Supt. Sunda)' . /,' " *~ _.. School 10 a.m. with classe5 for all ages , EvenlnR services at 6 p.m 1 Wednesday Bl· ~. ~ ble study at '7: JO p.m. Youth service• Frt- ~ ·.~ day at 7:30p.m. . ...... ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP. 128 Mill St., '· Middleport. Brother Chuck McPh..f.£1011, ... -~ pastor. Sunday School 10 a .m .: Sunday evening services at 7 p.m. and wednesday services at 7 p.m. NTIQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shuler, pastor. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Churtb tel'· vice, 7 p.m .: Youth meeting, 6 p.m. Tuesday Bible STudy at 7 p.m . FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33045 Hiland Road , Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, pas. .: -• tor. Danny Lambert 1 S. S. Supt. Sund1y morn_ing service at 10 a.m :: Sunday evense~ce lla.m. . -. h•g service 7:30p.m. Tuesday and ThursSACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr. .. day Services at 7:30 p.m. . WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill" St., Middle· Anthony GlaMamore. Ph.~. Saturport. Richard StE'wart, pastor. Sunday day Evening Masa 1 : 30 p.m.: Sunday · mornln~t ~f'r\IIC~ 10 a.m.: Sunday even\~ .: Mass, 8a.m. and 10 a:m. ConfessiOns ont half hour befol'l!' each Mass. CCD classes( ' 7:~. Tuesday mornlngBlbleJtudy10a.m. ~ WednHday tvenlng 7:30 p.m. Thusday· ~ • 11 a .m. SutHioy. momlntr vtcieo Wt1h Kenneth CoPf>land 10 VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St., a .m.; Friday evening video with Kt'nneth M~dleport . James E . KeeHe, pastor. Copeland, 7:l0 p .m . SurMiay morning worship 10 a .m.; ~ven­ NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NAlng RI'Vicf' 1 p.m.; Wednesday eventnR ZARENE, Re\1 . Glendon Stroud, pastor. wonhip 1 p.m. Vlsltatton, Tllunday &:30 SundaySchool9::10a .m .; Worship service, • ...., p:m. 10:30 a .m.: Youth ser\llce Sunday 6:15 p. TRINITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY, m. Sunday evenlnKser\llce 7: 00p.m. WedCoolville. GU~rt Spencer, pastor. Sunday nesdaY Prayer M~tlnll and Bible S'l\idy School.9: ~ a .m .: Morning serylce, 11 a.m. 7:00p.m. SU:nday evening st>rvlce 7: 30 p.m.; Mid· NEASE SET1'~EMENT CHURCH. Sun· week prayer lf'rvlcf' Wednesday 7:30p.m. day afternoon se rvict>S at 2: 30. Thursday MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, evening servlcP.s a l 7: 30. LawrenCE' Bush. pastor. Max Folmer: sr. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MasOn, W. Supt. Sunday Srbo91 and Morning Wors hip Va . Pastor, Bill Murph)', Sunday School 10 9: 30a.m.; Sunday evenlngJ('Irvlce, 7 p.m.; a.m.: Sunday evening 7:30p.m. Prayer Youth meeting and Bible Study, WednesmE't'Ting- and Bible study Wednesday, 7:.10 day. 7 p.m. p.m. Everyone welcome. UNITED FAI111 CHURCH. Rt . 7 on PoRUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST. Sa· mf'roy B)'·Pass. Rf>v. RobE-rt Smith, Sr .. l em St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pas tor. Sunday pastor. Rev. _James Cundiff, a5SI. pastor. School10 a .m.: Sunday ev('nlng 7: :lO p.m.; Sunday SchOol 9:30 a.m.: Morning wor -. Wednesday evening prayer met>ttn~ 7:30 ship IO:Jl a.m.: E\lenlnR worship 7:30 p. p.m . r m . Women's Fellowship, Tuesday, 10 a .m . • SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT Wednesday night Prayer service 7:30p.m. CHURCH, SIIV<'r RldjZE'. Duane Syd~n­ FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad Sirlcker, pastor. Sunday SChool 9 a.m.~ St., Mason. Sunday Schoo\10 a .m.; Morn· Church service 10 a .m. Blbl<' Study WPd lng worship 11 ...m.; Evening service 6 p . nesday a1 'i: 30 p.m. June thru September, m. Pra~r meetin~ and Blbleo StUdy Wed7 p.m. October thru May . Sunday ev~nlng nesday , 7 p.m . Fellowship 7 p .m . JunE' thru Septemtx>r, 6 ' FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev . Nylf> p.m. October thru May . · Borden, pastor. Cq_rnellus Bunch supt. • l I -. '' •• .-• 1 • ' ' ' J I, . •; •' Sermoneue Autumn Is such a lovely time. So many people dislike Winter that they miss the wannth · and beauty and sheer lovelbtess of Autumn. They speak as though Autumn Is a conspiracy by God to make them unhappy. They have faDed tci remember their youthful . days and the thrill or seeing that first bright red leaf on the sidewalk, shuffling feet In fallen leaves and the cool evening breezes that cause us to hunt a sweater. The cool, clear and clean Autumn smells so good after the hot muggy stale air of Summer. We often speak as we thlrik the American Indian spoke, in short illromplete sentences. We think the Indian would say about Autumn, · "Summer gone - Wbtter come." In a way this Is true buf not entirely. Autumn lasts ahout three months. It can be very enloyable If we do not let our minds travel toofasr totnebltter.coldandtoodeep of snow time. We can find beauty all around us In all seasons or the year If we will only look. With God the center of oill' Uves we can see good In all that happens around us. We should not take everything at face value. This Is our problem. We do not .Joolt deep enough to find the value of events. The leaves of the trees need to ran and give the trees a perlod of reSt and also to give the ground nourishment. The fallen leaves become the rlch squ that Is needed to feed the trees and grass and plants. As we watch the mistakes of children we too often shake our heads and think they will neve{ ~am. But look a bit deeper. With each mlsta~ or mlsque they have learned something. They should be better for that mistake. Parents often feel it will be so much better · when children can dress themselves and eat by themselves and be on their own. What they talk about and remember most ts the joy they felt In helping them before they learned to do without them and their , help. Fond memories lnjleed. God gives us the seasons. He gives us lonely hours: He gives us trlals and tribulations so we can enjoy the good times and see the beauty. We need to see contrasts so we can tell the good from the bad, the llght from the dark and the warm from the cold. God has given us love, families, friends and the seasons to let us know He Is with us and cares for uS, and wants us to enjoy life . Autwnn may be the ending of Summer but It is a beauty time; a lovely time, and a happy time as Wbtter nears. Winter Is not a bad or evil time, only a dltferent time. Let us enjoy each day for what It ts truly --· a time given tousbyGod.A tlmetollveandenjoy. Autumn, I love lt. Spring, Supper and Winter I love also. God has given me the seasons so I love Him, I love His seasons also. I am belter because of what He has given me ... Everything.- Rev. William Mlddleswarth, Lutherans or Meigs County. '~ . i~ ..' I ' •• - '' -- •"' r - . .- -· ' ,: . . ~: -' ,. �~ Page-6-The Daily Sentinel I, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, September 28, 1984 U.S. diplomat Bunker dies BR.ATI'LEBORO, Vt. (AP) Ellsworth Bunker, adlpbnatWider sevj!ll p-esldentswhQwasambassa- . dilr to Sooth Vietnam durlng the height of the war In Sootheast Asia and oversaw the "VIetnamlzatton" of the ron11lct, has died at age 90. The veteran statesman had been llospltall7.ed at Brattleboro MemorIal Hospital since Sept. l3 and died Thursday evening of rompllcations of a viral Infection with his wtfe and daughter at his side, saki fWnny spokesman Alan Carter. The 6-foot·2-lnch Bunker, who stood rllffi!Od straight with a tiiU head of white hair and wire-rimmed glasses, was the Image or a dlpi(JJiat. . In 1962 be served as .a special negotiator and helped avert was between the Netherlands and Indonesia over Dutch New Guinea. Bunker was a peaceniaker again In Dornlnlcan Republic In 19Qi. And before his retirement lnl978, hewa5 chief U.S. negotiator for a new Pimama Canal Treacy. But It was In South VIetnam that he ptS.ye~~ his most prominent to""" . - -"cy •""6'• ....,... and diplomatic role.. Appointed ambassado~ by Prestdent Lyndon B. Johnson In Aprtl 1967, Bunker was a maJor symbol of American mllltary lnv~t .........ftthewar'sbiOOdlestandmost The Daily Sentinel By The Bend · He was a delegate to the United N , Friday, September 28, 1984 _ Page ··. 7 ations General Assembly In 1956, and In 1962, served on the U.S. Natlona.ICanmtsslonfortheUnited· Nations Educational, Scientific and ~=-Retorts Kitchen scales do count in taking guesswork out of cooking Cultural Organization. That same year, he helped avert U~ U'5 war between the Netherlands and divisive years. Indonesia wer Dutch New Gutoea~ BornlnYonkers,N.Y.,onMayll, mwcalledWestfrlan.Bunkeragaln 1894, Bunker graduated from Yale playedpeacemakerln19Qi,servlng In 1916 with a bachelor's degtee In as chief mediator between warrtng hist9rY and erooomlcs. He started faction& 1n the Domlnlcan Republic. aut unloading sugar for the,NatiQnal As ambassador to South VIetnam SugarRellnlngCmnpany, which his tnim 1967 until May 1973, Blinker father had helped to .found. By 1940 Preslcll1doverthe"VIetnamlzatton" Bldl Hnehi!IJ,y he had rtsen to president Of the ot the Conrllct and the Wltlldrawal at company,and becameltschaiJman · hundreds of thousands of American Of the board In 19i8. lrtqls, who were replaced by South Bunker entered publlc service In VIetnameSe. 1951 when President Truman ap8YMay1973, whenBunkerlettthe polntedhlmtoserveasambassador war-ravaged nation, apeaceaareeto Argentina dwing a low point In ment had been I'NChed 111 Paris by relations with that country. the United StalEs, Swth VIetnam, Rlck Huckabay, head coach Of He later served as ambassador to Nar!h VJemam and the VIetCong. In ItaJy, India and Nepal and was tess than two years, the South Marshall UnlvErSi1y's baskeibaD awarded the Presidential Medal of Vietnamese government was team, will be guest speaker at the Freedom In 1963 and 1!168. Guiding, Hand-Gallco levy klc!wfi dinner stated for Monday at the Holiday Inn. , Hudcaliay Is presently preparing $40 to $135. The rest used dtals and By the Editors of Repolta c-an- · Wetahliia the lna:redlents In a reclite rather than measuring them . can takesomeofthl!guessworkout of cooking. You have mroe control . over the. sl1.e of ·PQrtlons, so YoU· know you've made enough for everyone. HQWeVer, to weigh Ingredients, you'll need lfltchen scale. Consumer Reports' engineers recently !estell l3 "medium-capacity" kitchen &cates- those with maximum · capacities helween four and 11 .MU coach t.o . ·speak at --GH levy function a pounds . ,---......,--------1 Several were electronic models . -with digital readouts that cost from •,-, . ~tl. tWb~ ~ \'JDJ:O o.t · STATJOll !be Herd's coach after Marshall ·won the' Southern Conference championship · and won a trtp to the ,NCAA tournament. . A fomler assistant coach at AU. FRUTH PMIIIUCIES Louisiana State University, Hucka- , AU:M-MWPOUS bayeamedanattonalreputatlonfor L. UP THE CREEK game defensive techniques · l!lld '· ICE PIRATES 1erognltlon as an autholity on AGAINST l<ll ODDS mottvatiDgyoungsters In~· MAKING THE GRADE Huckabay said he Is "willing to help In any way posslbl~ to see that IIOVIIIIIIIMS.,.SI.SD l . the tess fortunate chlldren and adults at Guiding Hand and G~ haveasuccessfullevyilndenJoythe t----------..,-!--:_________ .niE "A•.,.,. s,..w.. education and !raiDing that all · human beings deserve." Anyone Interested In buying tickets for the dinner may do so by calling Guiding Hand School at 367-0100. .. .' ,...._..,_ ..._, _IMI', ' (inema(1') AU aA'IS 11.00 NMSSOV aMY TU!IIW •z.oo seo. Calendar ' ROCK SPRINGS - e Jennifer and Sweet Mountain wlli be appearing on the Band Wagon for Meigs County Beef Day at the Meigs County Fairgrounds on Satur- day at 110011· providing old-time , Appalachian mountain music. On SUnday, at 3::Jl p.m., they will also appear at the AJll)lllachlan Fall Farm Festival and Herltaae Show at the Athens County falrgroonds. MONDAY POMEROY - POfft..aroy EJe. mentary Pl'O meeting, 7: :ll p.m. MOI!dl\y wltli plans for the tall carnival to be disCussed. AMBASSADOR BUNKER DIES- 11M Ill a IA'lS llle photo l!lowflll fonnet' U.S. AJnbAMador to'Soldh Vietnam Ellaworth Bunker speaking wllb 1'- Soullh Vleblam PI 'dent NPJftl VIII 'nlleu, rlpt. B l;er died 'l'banday· a& the qe of 110, In a Braldeboro, vt. hoepKIII. (AP IS"erphoto). Medicare, outpatient . care changes forces staff cut at . Fremont facility · . FREMONT, Ohio (AP) -Health ofllclals are spllt on whether a new Medicare payment system Is helplng the medical field, but nearly all agree It's the leading reason for hospltallayolfsstatewlde. Fremont Memorial Hospital laid ott 29 staff members last week, said President Jack Bryan. Prospectlve paYments, also ·called DRGs for diagnostic related groups, were one otthecauses. · DRGs baSe Medicare payments on the average cost for treating a · patient with any of 467 categories Of medical rondltlons. The system took Effect Oct. 1,1983, on a phase-In basis, with all of the country's5,1m hospitals to be operating under it tJ:Y 1987. "Asfarasfeellngthelrnpact,'it's been like a point-blank shot In the · chest," Bcyan said. Previously, Medicare would reimburse whatever the Ca.t of a patlen!'s stay. Now, If a hospital is able to treat a patient for the predetermiDed Medicare rate or less, the tacWtybreaks even or proflts.Itcostsgowerthepayment, thetacllilylosesmoney. The full-time equivalent work force In Ohio's hospitals shrank from 171,000 In June 1983.to 166 500 a year later, a decrease of a~t2.7 Two forfeit bonds '1\vo men forfeited bonds and a thil'd was fine(! In the court of Middleport Ma:Yor Fred Hoffman Wednesday night. Forteltlng bonds were Frank J. Knotts, Nelsonville, $450 for DWl, and $00- lor operatiDg wltluut headlights at night; Steven P . Hawk, Pomeroy, S450 for DWI, $50 for spinning tires, and $100 for possession ·Of a · controlled substance. Fined was Greg Cundl1r, $ro and costs for dllol'det'ly manner; $100 and CO&ts for crtmlnal trespassing. . Clot!ed Monday ,, Dtrector Richard E. Carey of the Ohio DEpartmellt of Liquor Control anmunced today thatall*lalellquor stores, qmclel and depai41uental offices will be cloled MMday Ill observance of CoJumbul Day. " percent, said William Weimer, vice president for personnel for the Ohio Hospital Association, Columbus. Statistics tromabout85percentof Ohio hospitals showed the number offormerhospltalemployeesapplylng for unemployment benefits Increased from an average of 250 a year In the 1970s to 8lJ In l.!K! and 1,~ Ill 1983, Wetmer,sald. . Health care as we ve lmown It!or thelastflveto10years~challglng," Bryan said. "Marepeoplearebelng treated on an outpatient basis. Where they used to stay two til three days for surgery, now they're coming In at 7 a.m. and leaving by 3 P-T· . It still requires thesamenumber or people In surgery, but not In the support services. You don't need SOOleOOe_ to clean the IWm, to change the bed." At this point, the DRGs system Is about25percenteffecttve!nln'!Ohlo hospitals, which are to Implement It fully by 1987, Weimer said. Nationally, hospital stays charged to Medicare have fallen by about two days, according to~ Prosvect!veTaskFarce, theDRGs program s enforcenent arm. <lpnlons on how the system altects medical care are varied. · "DRGs l1lljkes hospitals look at thEmselves and their levels of I Gl&fLINS '~ ·. A suit has been ·tiled In Meigs County Col:nmon PleaS Court by the Ohio Valley Publlshlng Company, Inc., against · Jones Boys, Inc., Galllpolls. · ·· · Ohio Valley Publlshlng Is asking judgment In the amount ot$14,619.46 for nonpayment of display advertisIng ctiarges from June 00 In the Galllpol)s Dally Tribune, 'The Dally . Sentinel, the Point Pleasant Register, and the Tri-County News. ' taken tor a place In the flower. arrangement class, Jap&n sestyle; to be held Oct. &-from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at'the Dot A haD In Chest«. Mrs. Ralph A. Smltz, Parkenlburg, a master judgle In the Nat1o1181 Cruncll.. and a graduate of the Ikebana School of Japanese flower arranging, will be the lnstruckr: Cost ~ $8 for two arrangments, a slant and an upJI!ght style. 'lboee · attending are to lake the materials they lll.'ed IDcludlng flowers. Betty.Dean, 915-38!!111s chairman. Resei-•. vatlons may be made with her Bernice Carpenter, Meigs CountY Contact chairman, 9992-5l19. Group to sing • RACINE . - The JGYtuJatres will be providing special music at the Ractne,Firsl Church Of the Nazarene Sunday tn con)uact1on with a Sunday School "excltellll!!lt drive." Sunday school begins at 9::Jl with lllOllllng worshlp at 10: :Jl. 'Oiere wm tie a potluck dinner <11 the church . groundll at 110011,' and an afterrrJ(II PJ'OIII'IIIIl. The JK1)Jik: Is Invited to attend. or.· Missionary • uruon meets· efficiency, Tests will be done sooner and treatment will he given DVI!r the weekend," said Robert Dummlnger, administrator of H.B. Magruder Memorial Hospital, Port Cllnton. "ltmakessurepeopleareln the right places at the right time for the right care." The other side was presented by John C811ender, a vice president for the Ohio Hospital Association. "We have to get away frol)1 the Idea Of medicine as a SCience," Callender said. "It's an art; It's subjective. But DRGs punishes anyonewhodevtates." A vote to pay the mission pledge ~reported Cards were signed was taken at the recent~ of ·tor several· friends. Games were the . Reedl>llle Uiiited Metlw;ldlst played and prizes awarded. WcxnenheldatthechurchwiihMrs. , . Potluck retreshmemts were , Mamie Buckley as the ho&te8s.'lbe served to thoee named and Mrs. group aLso made arrangenents to PeariBakei',Mrs. VemaR.ol!le,Mrs. order several articles for sale ~ a VIrginia Walkm, Mrs. Mary Allee specta1 tuDd ralsiDg project. Mrs. Bbe, Mrs. Barbara Masters, Mrs. VIvian HIIIJIIII!rex had the opening Pat Martin, Mrs. Matnle DICidey,. . Pf~YEr, ~ P.!ll!f9ll!lllll tiJpk; wu Mrs. Dolly Reed, Mrs. Salldy - '"''heWhofenessofGod"JedbyMrs. · Cowdery, Mrs. UDian Pickens. Sue Reed. · Mrs. Waltonrecelvedthedoorp12l!. Mrs. Marlene Putman conducted Next meetbigwlll be hosted by Mrs. ' the meeting with 32 shuttn calls Cowdery. '{1\ll'lHf/<lNI fHI '''"" " . It's big, ver-r-ry big!·· biggest FactoryAutborlzed ford !ruck of the Year•. ·Sales I' - i}" Drew Webster A-uX. taty · _ J: m~es· courerence pans -~ Sllonlor. Sepl. II, 111M . Sale every Saturday at! p.m. Tn!nds: Veal calves ·SI~. ca"le steacly, rows -ely. . Feeder Steen: Good lnd Ciloice ZMhliOIIls :IO«i,l'tl; ~ Ills. ~1-!18; IOOIKXI lbo. 111!-59;' !100-«Xl Ills. !ll«<.l'tl; 100-'100 lbo. :JO«l; 'IIDIDI lbo. 1Hi7.1'tl; IDl lbo. and _.-17~110. Feeder Hellen: Good and Choice 2110-:IXI lbo. 17-5:1.50: J»«X) Ills. f5.l8; 100-IKXI Ills. II.IIJ.SI.si; !OHilllbo.o.sl; 100'100lbl. l2-51: 100lDI tl-17.Sl; !IX) Ills. and 0Y1!r -.!10. Fl!odor Bulls: Good lnd Cbolco ZMhliOIIls. 17-M; :ro«XJ lbo. 45-5UJ; GSIIIbo. t&-51· !IOO«Xllbs. M.!JO.III!; 100'100 lbo. 661: 'lllHiiJ lbs. 42-411; JD) lbo. and <M!I' · ~.... Steen and Bulls - lbo. lives In southeastern Ohio to achieve a competitive rate structure have been praised by Jennifer L. Sheets, Republican candidate for the 94th House district. · Mrs. Sheets made her comments durlng a recent candidates' breakfast In Chillicothe In which candldates for the legislature and Congress shared views on enei'JIY· related Issues, She also recanmended further research tntothe cause of acldraln and other envtrorunental concerns. Ge1a lot IOJ yqur truck dOI!IIrs. JuM 15993' buyl 'fOO a tOUgh '84 Ford Ranger wlttl pteniy Of tlrgo room and lhe wldt1t cab in ita class. $5M3 buyl you a Ford qualily <!rude with • Iough doUble·walt bed, llftl.belte<l radial Urea, 5·~peed transmlllion, and .-c:tronlc tuellnjec1ion. BUf SS993 doean'l just bvy Ford Ringer, 11 buys America's best·"lling small piclcup-bQed on truck reglatratiOna through J1o1ne IOf tne 1914 ~year . ~~·"*iiiS*~~~·* . \ ~~~,..P110tlortlt411W1f-11. ~-· ···"- Chase Cleland Is the Subject ot this week's Can1erComer In the ~ Bulls, 1,1100 Ills, and up. utlUIIes f3.411.!10. ' Siaual>la' Cowl, utilltlel 311.!11HLZ. · Veoi can, caaner and cunor 36 mwn· choice and prtrn,; IIU&!IO. ' cat..O. medium 111!-GJ; by 111e bead, -.':J':Y ' Dally SentiDel. The sixth grade student at Pa1 aoy Elementary -·-k- •' Olase Cleland" houseliokls. Chase Is a patrol · leader tn ttte Boy Scwts, and plays biiSIIl!tball and basellaU. He 1s the son of ,Mr. and Mrs. Hank .Cieland Jr., Wright Street tn Pumetoy. · -.,,Sepl. . . . . ' C:hoJce C!l-!16; F - Hellen (400-'100 lbo.), Cholet! 42.!1141.51; Good :tl.~z . · F - Buill (DJ.IIIDibo.), Choice 46.25-56; Good:IH6. Slo\Jihlel' Bulls (01/or l,IDI lllo.) , 31.251.1.'15. SIIUJhler UHitllel :JI.'J5.3t.115; Cannei'l and CUlton lll.:z5.31.50. · Veols (Choice and prime), ~.'15. Baby CaMs (by llle heed), :D-53. ' em..: Hcwo:· Hqp (No. I, l!am>wllft<\GUII, ltJo.). -.25. ' ~. m-325. Sowl324211. COw .U.S Colvoo ~tloiii!O down. Plio (by tbe hood) 11).27. am. -.l,CID.IJI!I), !1'1-fi!. Limbo: ' Good Gndt. l,(ID.UIO, ' Sla• ....... L l - !1).51.!10. ~ Hellen, 9111-1.111, 56.!0. Good Grado, !110-J.IIl, M-!16.10; 9111-1,111, • · F . - Lor:nboiHT. ·- School dell\11!1'1 tile paper to ill Top Hogs, 211J.210, 4545.~. Boars. 100 lbo, and _up, 211.50-31.50. Sows. 100-IKXI lbo.. :ll.ii).4().50: !IDIDl. :11.11041.sl. l'tas. by tilt head. 16-27. Oct. ~. lll84. f<cder, ca~ sale. 8 p.m. 5-. (DJ.IIIIIbo.), Good 36.715-411.75: m:m ' JN8l'AI1 ED - NeW 0~ II la'ef b)' ,_.,. J)enl • a& 'l'uelldq alpt'e me lllc of tile ve .._..Wwere mrMtmorta~Re-,;'"Asml'vr laliltaNGnn-.* J1ic, PI a sot; JmdWUorlala, *"'I,J'AdleBearlil,\'lceF lht; Mai')'FolnMY, tr! na' Marabele Fneker, • t • t:reMufw, • aad l'li,t• (]ay, reca~diQi ._...,._ Carrie K fr, CWitiiJG't4nl leCI'etary will be Jmt•led later. Gift for the oldest person present went to Marcia Keller. Numerous The Second annual Lltlle-Palnter reunion was held SUnday at the other gifts were awarded with WUmaHaughthavlngchargeofthe drawings. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Rolb!y Gaul, Michael, Sara and Jeremy, 1\'lr. and Mrs. Rvger Gaul, Lea Ann, Troy Guthrie, LeQnard E. ~~~er~~ Mrs. ,Ralph A potluck dinner was served at ~·~.,:nwe:ra~red~ A picnic and fellowship time preceedlng the meeting was attended by Linda Hunt, Judy Riley, I Reunions conducted ·· little-Painter JanetN~. Sue Metzger, Sandy Needs, SadWi Cart, Josephine Mallory, Donna WUson, and Rachael LefeiJn!: =.-· r----------=:.~~ Recuperating Kailt!een Wlldennuth of Tl1fin Is recuperatlng at home fruqt recent knee surgery at the Sandusky Memarlal Hospital. Cards may be sent to Mrs. Wlldermuth,IOilg-time · Middleport resident to her heme, 17 West MeailowbiWk Place, Tl1fin, 44883. !1bellY THE APPALACHIAN STOVE. CO. 8 Years Experience PH. 698·6121 . Return home . From Pomeroy, Take 143 North Mrs. F1ossle Allensworth and Mrs. Grace Hawley have retuined after a trip to visit their sons and their famlles. Enroute they attended the Brown Jug race at Delaware. ' To Carpenter, left at R.I. : Tracks. Follow. The Sians. r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ' y (·HICKEN BARBECUE •.11ft""l'tlrd!!!'•lind lid DrlwAarloa'llen-ltalft I T o o t - -·· No. 1111ling FOil! tiUCkl AnnuiiT""*WHIIII'Id~lfordCipFREE ...wllillllo ~-· Oller ~ 11114. .... •. •. • Carrier Corner 4&~. F- . J Shopping spree won Efforts by rural electric coopera- Cottle: _, ( Da:w;e set ' Market reports••• Oldo Vlley Uv-k Co. lite . recent WOfi!I!II'S Missionary U~ of the First Southem BaptistChurch of~ held at the 'home cit I Plans were made for attending book award, rutstandlng ~, recognition of the oldest, youngest, Koenig, Sandra Koenig, Leonard . theEtghthDistrlcttallronterenceat certlflcates for national security, the one with the most family, and Koenig Jr., Bt:nlle, Christy and WllkesvWe on Thursday when the publlc relations, and constltiltlon · the one who traveled the farthest. David Koenig, Mr. and Mrs. AmerlcanLegtonAuxlllaryofDrew and by-laws. District awards InAttending were Mr. and Mrs. Summers Haught, Bartlara SarWebster Post 39, Pomeroy, met at clllded third place ID group 4 In Howard Rauch, Parn Rauch, Ne- gett, JOhn C. Weber, Rosemarie the hall. Americanism, second place 111 = ; = a ~ucb' ~d a =kyt, Patterson. Doris Koenig. Rick Koenig, SUsie Shields, Nonnan The conference will be held Ill group 3 for children and ywth, an, ewar ; Wllklsvllie. ~retta 'I'1emeyer ~ seoond pJiiCe In group _4 for Amberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, . Weber, Vet'a Weber, Ella Osborne', portedthatduesarebelngcollected · communltyservlce. Chester; Te!'fY J;lrown and Paula Ronald Osborne, Rogel' and Ra;ernand will be presented' at that tlnie. A ptoduct.s party Was hl!ld by Cunningham, Chester; Mr. and ary Keller, Wilbur and Vera Weber, Membership now standsarelllwith I:.lndaPowellfollowlnkthemeetlng. Mrs. RW!5eU PaiDter, Chris, Brian Donald Koenig, Nonna Koenig, . theunitaoaJbeingL'I4. . Refresbmentswere~withthe and Mellssa Wagner, Shena Bai- Donald and Elsie Hawk, F1oyd and Iva Powell ·presided at the · Junllr members using a rrruslcal lard, Crystal and Mandy, South· OltveWeber,I)awnR. West, Marcia shore, Ky.; Mr. an~ Mrs. VIctor 'Keller, Frank Case, Karen Roush, rneetiDgattendedbybothsenlorand motlfln!hederoratlons. Junior ~ Veda Davis, Painter, Mid~, Robert Pain- CrocketCoUin. chaPlain, had prayer, aiKI the ter, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn The new Offlcei s nllmed were opoeed bl 1111 t for '""" Brown, Kindell and Kristin, Ru· Roger Gaul and Marcia KeUer. ~~ new year . Square, round and slow dancing tland; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown, ArniE. Hankla Eighth District will be available Saturday eveulng Aaron and Alex, Pomeroy, and Mr. Junior president,' was given the at the EU Denlsm Pest 4lrT or the and Mrs. Ralph Painter. prayer book which had been AmerlcanLeglontnRutland:Muslc lVI'eber returned following the nat1onal ' will lie provided by a llve band w1 The drawing for the two minute shopping spree · to be held at convention. It wun first In the state. IJe8lnnlnli at 9 p.m. and J'JD'IIJII 'lbe tilillll8l Weber reunion was .__ ,_....., ..__ the tlon througlt 1-a.m. ~~~ will held at· the picnic area of the . Powell's, sponsored by the Pome.Ot'"'' a ........ uuu conven also be available. Donatlolls at the . roy Chamber or Commerce, was were .distributed. They were the . doarwtll be $2 per adult jllld$l.!ilper Belleville Locks and Dam, Reeds· he~d Wednesday· with Chamber vWe, recently with relative· and Junior goal ribbon, national press- child. friends frtm Pittsburgh, Pa., Ak- Vk.'e-Presldent T!IJI Reed, and ron, Manstleld, Utile Hocking and secretary, Sherr! Hart, presiding CNer the drawing. Sharon Manley Barlow attending. Following a plcnlc dinner, a was the Powell's customer randecOiated cake provided by Bar- domly cho6en to draw the winning bara Sargent was serVed. Ronald ticket which belonged to ,Jo Ann Crisp. Osborne gave the blessing. · All- ""' Sheets supports cooperatives }· - ' - Mission 'Q!:tlon p!'OJects for Clmlng year Vllere diScussed at the Reedsville UMW meets ll'!!l ht Wl:l: 7•00 P.N. OIILY: SAT I S1.11 ~ TIIIEE I : 00 P. II. 2 HITS FOR THE PtlltE OF Otu: .IIIIIISSION • All SEATS $l .OO Be: are CUITI!IItly being . CH)!Slt:R - Fan camtval and Jitney supper to be held on Oct. 6 will be dllculsed WileD the Chester P1'0 meets at 7: :ll p.m. Monday at the school. OVP sues Jones Boys lmiNJ!.. of several hundred foods. When you put a food on the scale and enter theo , food's code Into the Comptical, the: device automatlcaUy calculates the' food's nutritional content (Its prlteln, fats, carbohydrates, sodium, : cholesterol and calories). It can also keep a running tally of your : nutritional Intake lind that Of as;' many as eight other people .at the. . same tlme. ,. (Far a special reprint Of Consu~ mers Union's evaluation of soup, ~ send $1 for each copy tQ CONSU- : MERS, P.O. Box 461, Radio City ~ Statloo, New York, NY 10019. sure to ask fo~ the reprint oil "Canned soups.") · Arranging . class set Reservations ~. P------;-~ , ~--------~.--------~ tor l!ls second season • RENT IOVIES.AT THE IIOVIE PlACES cost between $16 and $38. Most were table modell, but a few were waD-mounted unit. that saved both counter and storage space. A numtrr ;Of the scales tested Y.rere reuonably accurate for kitchen work. (You can tell a scale's accuracy In your kitchen by weighing cmimerclally packlli!!d foods such u butter or 8Uglll'. Their net weight, marked on the package, Is usually as labeled-) The -engineers found the dlllltal scales very quick and easy to read though not necet111artJy more aCcu· rate than the otl)ers. The tWo most accurate to read, - tlie Hanson 'r.Ul, 190. and Soehnle Dlglta ~. need as large a scale. The engineers have digital readouts. Two small-capacity scales, the S85 -were top-rated. also tested 12 "small" scales Soehnle Dletetlc Jrol, $22, and the · Among non-dtgttal models, the maXImum welgbtsoftwopoundsor 0-:m, $30, were just as Terralllon l!llgineerl found the most readable' tess; these are often labeled "diet" ones to be those with neither too models. They were priced from $7 accurate, and cost a good deal less many nor too rew weight gradua· to The mpre t;011tlY lllQdels are ' than the top-rated American Fam, lions; · and with graduations · that sleekly· designed with digital rea- Uy Tanlta and Hoan Electronic. 11 you want a portable scale, the weren't too closelfspaced. · douts; those · with old-fashioned · compact Soehnle Dletet1c 8600, $2!1, If counter space Is at a premium, dials are much less e)Cpenslve. may be the ticket. When It's folded, . you might prefer the wau.mounted All of the smaU scales tested were It wUI fit In your pocket. It also can EVA 28510, $38. It was about as accurate, although some were double as a postal scale. accurate as the top.rated models easier to read then others. The The most expensive diet scale but, Uke other wall-mounted mod- essentially slrnUar American Farnle<lted, the Compucal Personal els, Its dial may be ha:rd to read If Its '· Uy Tanlta ElectroniC Cooking/Diet weighing pan Is plied with !ood. 3500, IlK), and Hoan Electronic · Pl~tchen Computer PDClR, 11 YOII're on a diet, you may want Diet/Kitchen ~. $90, were top- $135, does a Jot more than Justw~gh to monitor your calorie Intake. For rated because Of their high ovet'all food. Its electronic memocy holds components th06e measurements, you !IOn't quall1y and pertormallce. Bo\11 data on fix SPOS-D II: The ~omeroy Vol. Fire Pept. SUNDAYI . SEPTEMBER 30th . Beginning at 11·:00 A.M. At The Fin Station. ·' ' STOP I ·fOR SREAT SAVINQS • ON THESE USED CARS ·& TRUCKS 1983 FORD f:: 100 PICKUP 1983 .CHEV. CONVERSION VAN . 1983 MERC. GRAND MARQUIS 4 DR. 1982 CHEV. C-1 0 PICKUP '1974 CHEV. CAP. CLASSIC CONVERTIBLE 1969 CADILLAC CONVERnBLE · tor HNrty... hlgh quality,' nutritious chunks , conlalnlng it hNrty 21 % protein content to - htlp give your hard-working, hard-playing ·pale ••tra1Mf11y ancl g,.at health I . . YOUII · PH.992·2196 ,. t, OH. ~~11-1 , '@nation @~pany MILLING DIVISION SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS PAT HILL· FORD, .Inc. . S. Tlirll A'L . ' -Your daQI will .,. ,.ally milvln' at top speed 110 Mulberry Ava. , PH . •992·2115 Pomeroy, OH. �Page 8 The Daily Sentinel Meigs County property Stephen E . Uotlman, Barbara L. Hoffm an, Terry Hottman, Janet Hoffman to James E. Diddle, Right o! Way, Chester, · · Wayne Meyashire, Karen S~e Meyashire to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Olive. : Winifred A. Marct~ko to James E. Oiddle, Right of Way, Olive. bonald A, Maurer, Betty J. Maurer to J ames E. Diddle, Right of Way, Sutton. Harry G. Reeves, Vesta K. Reeves to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Scipio, Glen E. Robinson, Dorothy Robinson to James E. Diddle. Right of Way, Orange. '' Robert C. SIIQdgrass, E mma J . Snodgrass to James E. b iddle, Right of Way, Scipio. Henry W. Thomas, · Patrtcla Thomas to James E. Diddle, Right Friday, September 28. 1984 Pomeroy- MiddlepOrt, Ohio of Way, Chester. Charles N. Ihle, Donna M. Ihieto James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Sutton. Ronald H. Ritchie, JuUus A · Wagner; Mary E . Wagner to James E. D!Qdle, Right of Way, Chester: Ruth Snodgrass to Margie Grit· f!th, Margo A. Cleland, Lot, S!Jtton. Hom er Goodwin, ~ecease ct . Palm a L. Goodwin, Affidavit, Meigs. Samuel Larry Plcke.n s to Steve Pickens, Dream a L. Pickens, Lot, Salisbury, DaisY Gillogly, Alva Ray R ussell, Franklin Russell, Irene Russell , Louise Gllkey, Qale Russell, Guy Russell to Richard Lee Wtlltamson , Darla Kay Wtlllamson, ParcelS, Saltsbury. Wayne Ritchie, Mary E .. Rl_!chle' t o Wayne Ritchie aka Richie, Mary Friday, September 28, 1984 transactions_...:..._~----_,....:.._ _ _ _....__ E. Ritchie aka Riehle, Tracts, Daniel E. Cunningham 1xl Daniel Chester/ Olive. E. ·Cunningham, Martha A. Cult' Genevieve E. Fa rmer, deceased, nlngtwn, L55 acres, Sall.sbqry. Mary C. Fru;ner, A.!fldavtt of title, ~les M. Sauters, Dlpna .., , Sauters to C.&S.Q.E ., Rlghtd Way, MlddleJ)ort Vtllage. Mary · c. 'Fanper oo Juanita Sallsbuty. Gerard, Lot, Middleport VWage. Michael E . Jobnson, Aydten L. Charles John Gerard, Juanita . Johnson. to C. &S.O.E.', IUI!ht or' Gerard to Charles J ohn Gerard, Way, SallJbury. . J uanita Gerard, Lot , Middleport Sanfot'd Gheen, Golden Gheen to VU~e. , , C. &S.O .E ., ,R i ght Qf Way, A. E. Carnahan aka Art E , SaliSbury. Carnahan to Della Carnahan. cert. Daniel L. Sidwell, · Vanesn !'>f. of trans., Sutton. ., ~dweu 1xl C. &S.O~E:, Right d Way; · · Mabel L: Pat\()il to WUUam H. Chester. Rite;Emma M..fU!e, 1acre, Salem. Melp COunty Commissioners 1xl Clttford E . Wh)ttlngton, Barbara C .&S .O .E . , Right · ot Way , G. Whittington to J uette E. Hooisler, SaUShouy. E thel Belle Hossler, 1 acre, Gustine S. Stout, deceased, Alrnll Rutland. Luctna StOut, Marton Stout, Edytha . Melvina Davidson, . deceased," Stout Webster, AffidaVIt, Chester. Daniel E . Cunningham, affidavit, Salisbury. Alma Luclna Stout, deceased. Norton Stout, Editha S~t Webs· u!r, aftldavtt, ~ter. ' . Ramona Kay Ccxnptou to Len· ~R.Hannan, MabeiJ. Harm@, Business ·Services · Rutland/ Scipio. Alan aiackwOOd, Marta H. BlaCk· wood to Hazel Oliver, ll acres, Rutland. • . LenOre s. Slack to M~P~nlni Ra!nona Kay Compton to Ray. Middleport Vtllage. ·mond L. DeWitt. ParteIs, Rutland. Penn central Corp. to Edwafd W• Jean Kloes, deceuect, Paul E . Durst, Ruth E. Durst, Parcel, Kloes, .tt!davtt, Sutton. , Rut)and!Sal!sbury. · · Earl P. Cross, Clyde E . Cross, GeQrae.C, Cross, Affidavit of Int., . • Edward W. Durst; Ruth E. Durst Suttoll. . 1xl Ralph E. Painter, Madeline L. · Robert Porter to De.a rl Porier, Pain t e r .. J>ar c el, :. ·Vil'ebda M. Porter, Parte!S, Sctpio. ~bury/Rutland. . ))ean BlackwOQd J r., deceued. Grella Simpson to Mary Ann ~ Oliver, At!ldavit, · Huddleston, Grace Holter, Lot 32, . Rutland!Sclpio. . . · Racine VUiage. Hazel BlackW!JQd OUver, . Ohll!r ,Wesley L. · Groui\d$, Linda. L. Oliver to Alan Bladtwood, M.rta H. Grounds to Southern Ohio Coal Cq,; Blackwood, Par c els' , Parcel, Columbia. · ....·........ ....... .......... _ ,) .. ) . ofl I ...,_ .. .'l.'.,u..-,. .......... - _..... . _ lri . . . _l - ' •.... "'!i" .. , ... t,W~WIIofl ' " n .... .,. ...,..,. c... Q.llio ~.,. At..c.<lll14 ··-·- 71-C_... . .......... ·--~.. illl'l- r::n.-.• I 2M~ Q ...... Diot . ••·- • - - ....... ....... :J"Jt ..l- , NOSE TO NOSE - Dr. Don ~ 'ol Vllllhon 'l'llunlday at the I;\&P&l!i ~ F'illrpuuDils at Island, Wash., gives Ids draft bone, AI, a IIUdp aUhe , ·~, Wash. AI Willi named. p'8lld champloa of sldre,et...._ (APLaaerpboto) . Washlngtoo Draft 'HGI'!le and Mull! ExtravagabZa NOTICE TO BIDOERS PURCHASE .OF ONE • USED SCHOOL BUS FOR MEIGS COUNTY · Pomeroy man exhibiting at FAC . ' . ' ' BOARD OF MENTAL RETARDAT10N . SeaiBd · propOsals will . be rece t>.~ed by the .Clerk ·Of the MetQS Co umv Board of M ental Retardation. located On John Street. P.O. Box 30 7. Syracuse. OhiO. 45 779. until noon on . 'l'n - Muo~ ,, _..,,... IM- LIIIMI UJ .. u--. ,, Th _ .: Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling ·Roofing of oil Typea Worked In home or. . ·• zoveora · " Free Eatimote0 " EUGENE LONG . Ph. (614) 843-5425 7/912 mo. d. .. ....noo _,._,.., """ t4.CIO !.,...,....,,_...,..,NI, ...........n .I)O VI> ••IIW"""" ·· · Bus to be· repa1 red and recondttioried One 1975 or newer model. used. in good, to· excellent condtttbn; , · -as necessary. and guaranteed to p ass the· Ohio · HtQhw'ay Patrol s~hool bus tnsp9Ctlon; Pa1nt will be , hke new 1n IIU.y ln..,.io~ ot her pen ment , proviSIOns of law. ·· . Homebuilders group h4S meeting :'Plans for the annual fall banquet were made at a recent meeting of the Homebuilders Class of the Middleport Church of Christ. Coleen Van Meter and Mary Martin we~ named to the ticket cornmlttee; Nora Rice, Dorothy ROach, and Thelma Boyer to the program committee; and Clarice Erwin and Bud Wilson to the deCorating committee. ' 1\otfs. Val\ Meter presided at the meeting with Wilson haVIng the opening prayer. The secrtary's report was read 81\d approved. Reported til were Mtlton . and Annabelle Houdasbelt, Mary Way· land ai!dGrareWhaley.Itwasnoted. that Grwidy Mountain Mission SChool Is collecting Campbell soup labels which can be redeemed for, school equipment and supplles. A letter was read cOncerning the relocation of Ron and Ruth Mwer. II ...,.teta· I II Nama•..-.__....,__.;......,....,_....,__ started. I ' • read ' I .Addret•---.....:-~-~~~- former pastor and his wife, to • Arlzona, notlngtheirneedforhelpln l1 liB-,_.,._ I If YIIU delcrlba fiiiiJ, ,, Job's Daughters conduct meeting 1 j~";~~::~:~~~~ formercouncilmembers,andpast ralslngproject. ~=~lan~ organlziltlon of Bethe162, Interna· oonoredqueens. Obligation ceremony was held 1•1-. t10iial Order at Job's Daughters, Inspection was announced for with all members attending. In· · I WliS plalined for Nov. 23 at Mo~ay ·Nov. l2at7: OOp.m. andC&ro!Smlth, staUed to their o!flces were Laurie I c lWIIftled night's uneetjng of the group atithe . mnoredqueen, announCed a change Wayland, secolld messenger, Shan· 1 : J~ Middleport MasoniC Temple. of go-to-church Sulllay to Oct. 21 at non Coates, third rnessneger, ilnd 1 c lFcir Rent Plans are being made for an the Middleport Church of Christ. Stephanie Walker, fifth messenger. atternoon with speclallilvltatlons to , Orders are being tak,en · for Merrl Amsbary Is 11\W'dlan, and I bi) isSUI!d and a program to Include Christmas Items as well as house' · KennyWigglns,assoclateguardlan. · 1 1· ...,._____ 'I 2. - - - - - ho.ld products as a special fund recognltIon of c harter members, 17· 11· 19• 20. 21. .... 3· - - - - - .u. n..UIII- The 25th anniversary of the I RADIATOR' SERVICE · We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can · also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT Hltl FORD ...;..____ ----'--'-- I A bJidal shOwer was held Friday night at the United Methodist Church, Mason~ oonortng Kathy Gibbs, brlde-elect ofTroy A. Willis. Mit. LucUle Gibbs hosted the shOwer. Games were played with prizes being awarded to Patty Reeves and ~~::;,%!~e=~ mtnts and chips were served 'to Oldaker, Patty Reeves, Melissa, Jenny and Patty HIU, Sarah Gibbs. LuciUeGibbsilndKathyGibbs. pi-esentlng gltbl to the . b~iect were Mr. and Mrs; Harold Willis, Mr. and Mrs, Brent SlssoD and Joey, MI-. and Mrs. Jim . ,. , Others Foreman, Mr. and Mn!. ~ Hendrix and Tina, Miss Sally Ptlce, Marie Oldaker, lfanl' Pettit, Usa , Slnlth, Donna~,Mr. andMnl. I. - - - - - 1I 9. - - - - 110. - - - - - - : - - - - David Camp, Mrs. Frances Jobn· 12. son, Deanlinn Johnson, and Bonnie 1 ,11. Johnson. I lA. , 1 · t5. .Halloween party meeting set - - : - . . , . . . - - 21- - - - - - D. - - - - - -·· ~· _ _....,._ __, 34. 1 1 [ --..--- 1 · Abo Tra~:~•mlstion PH. 992~5682 or 992-7.121 Handlinc pure, natural RHibnce '-~· EL INTERESTED IN A NEW ,VEHICl£ ROOFING CO. ... , "" '' lui!nftc'• ,.. to • En.....A·Cef. tllii11GR:u: ~ ' to 1kiYo ill..,tlllclt of Y..,. choice. · • : llo Down PIJillnt NEW-REPAIR · Gutter~ Lower llonthlr 'er11•nt Painting Storm 'Door• BLACKSTON NEW CAl& ' TRU~:•.L~~ING • Vl(irtldolllll Pom1n1y, OH. 45769 Festtl St!Ykt , c.uFor614·992·6737 ,, .. . "Be•utiful. Custom Built Garegee• •. Ca II for free sidin& es· timates, 949·2801 or ~.SEW£1 .,.GAS tiNES ~SEPTIC SYSTEMS · lARr.·" INAU lOll p • 992·1471 • 912711 mo. IJd, LANGSVILLE GROCERY & GARAGE , CLINIC .,., .. ,. ••c.•• IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.Y.I. Open 7:00.7:.00 Deily EACH • :fl'tURS. EVE. 1·8· OPEN PJ. PlWMr OFFICE 3305 JACISOI AVl. SMALL ANIMAL HOURS llvndlr J p.II.·S p.m, ,...., 6::10 ........ , .... ltdntldaJ J p.fii.·S p.m. Cheok AMi·Freue, llltl. HOlM. Ptuga $1495 · PH. 742-9070 9-4·11110. " No Sunday.Callo \ J.n :!lc WIH do houM cleenl110 ot rwaoonable retoo. Coli 441· 7243. GAS LINES · WATER liNES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES 773-5839 or 773-5788 . 8/13/1 mo. .... Chrtatmat Eornlngo begin for' Avoa R;,preoont• tlvM. Sell flrH .,. jlllrt time. ovor 11 catt614-898·7111 New American lltthods. Box 360247, Binnin&hlm. .AL 35236. In· dudt phone numbir or call toll fNe 1·&521· 4849. • TlllutWJ 3 p.11.·S p.m. f J I p.ll.·Z -p.11. 10 1.11.·11:30 un. EAIIIIAL AID SUIGEII'IIY APPOIITIIEIJ Opportunity meH untl yOu have investi· .. NEW· AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOilLE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, . 7274. RT 31. PH()NE 1114·4.4 6· ~~P&!iid~;;d6c;1.;i 1976 80x14, 2 bdr .• 2 botho, very good oond .. wo"'-r·dryor, LR IY· Ito. lqtl c l - ll"'Ce, ' ceblnoto, ohetwo In Lll. oao awner, t7,000. Soe noxt to leynoo Furniture. 8ilfevllli Rd. Coil 448-2172. , gotlld 't ho offtl'fng. . ROUSH CONSTRUCTION .CONSTRUCTION BACKHOE DUMP TRUCK New Hoilits-h1tnsive RtMOtltlina lnSIII'IIICf Work CONCRETE WORK c"ltW: Pol:, Bldp. TR[IJCHER 8 Lottt end Fou.n d LOST 8•vt• pup. 2 moo. old in Go,lipollo city area. Anowen to Deloy. Col 4441· na3. RoofinaTatt · Aluminum & Vinyl $idinp . loot In vlclnltr of College ond Third, omall , 16 Yoare Expuurience Vorlclhlre T -. No cotter, GREG ROUSH N•kl. R-d. SEPTIC TANK t COAL & Lilli ESTON E s--. Cell For Fr• Eotimete 742-2167 or · P.H . 992·7683 or 992·22B2 Rul Estate General ACCENT fiNQ & $UPPLY 220 .. M.q,, ........., ·TEAFORD Public Sale 8: .Auction or-• - t o : Mr. Hale. !lox 918, Chillicothe. Ohio 411801. CoH 114-n:J. 3317.Equal Opportunity CC!ftlpany M·F. Cell 8 A.,ctlan Every Tueed•y night. Pt, Pleooont, · WV• Au1:t. lonnie Noel, V"""' Con:ar Bldg.. Camden St. C.lll14-387·7101 . POMEROY,O. "2-2259 Rul E•tate General liN USTIIIG - POII(IIOY - ~ established FOR SALE ( 1) HOUSE IN CHEStER: Three teres with a niet· constructed 'tCMtcrllt block home 26x30, .3bed· rooms, one blith, 12itl5 family · robm. P•rtlally carpetttl. full ol furnace ly with fec jlitiu for wood· •urner. 12x15 btocl stor· lit bulldinl. 20x30 block 111111. Ri&llt off Rt. 248, country settin&. Yo milt Hlt·Of Cltttler, Ohio. livina room, dinln& room end den; upslllrs hal two lltdrGOIIII end bath; hoUHIIIDhiSbal-nl. Lot 1iltlepprox. 4h301'. lltttls wprt If lntn1ttd contiCI Th• Han llltiontl Blllll in Rlclnt, Mt-2210. Rul Eltete OeMrel II. L "'Bad" lcGHU Broker-Auction StfYict CliiiJI lt•l.,, lhip County Auociltt · Phone 742-31?1 lot 14 acre in an Sllbdivision. Wiler w-. lap lor TU. ~. Elet1ric Mtable, se~ tank in place, no leach. Want $5.000.00. liN liSIIIG - POIIEROY . .:.. Two bedroom home with nell ~ room. Deck &Jell lor cooloJs, etc. .13,900.00. liN USTIIIG - IIN(RSVIU£ - lit on city water au\d - · lliedric and ps, Use lou mobile home sle. $1,500.00. POMEROY - A vieo,tl of the river will add In the oonlent· mentofthis~bedroom llame.l \1 battls. fi~ace, full besemn. pullty sun 10011\ worbhop. $33.500.00. \ I'OIElOT - A home with lllir! In tuwn · OOUM!I1ianl Nice 3 bed11101!1 home. 2 bltils, 2 ~.::::;:. psl.a. hill · add·otl: Nice l1ld!en witll bUilt-in units, 8ILIIIII.Iutl bea'118t, on two loiS. Nice back yard . $64,900.00. , ~ nei&hlllts. Only IIIN LISTING - Build your own lone. 4511Cres in Rutland TOWI1Sf1ip. Only $17,1XXl YOUR CHOIC£ - Three ni:e homes il Rutland. 3 or 4 bednns. in the mid 2(1s EDG£ !IF TOWill - Rt 7, 2 bedtm.lraier, pd lotatilin 111 Rt 7 with I aae. Or 5 1'oOm house with river view near ll7. Also 2 bedrm, home on Rt 124. IIOOLEPORT - QuliiY 8 room home, 2ballls, carpetin& full basement Only $32.IXXI. DOUIII.£ - Rent tuum one wil help with utilities, II rooms and 2 klCs. TUI'I!EIS • ' AlliS - like RIW, 3 bedrm. one lloor fi!n, Equipped kitchen, dining beeWfui large livi and lots rJ Clllllli~~& Only $1900. ,_ROY - NP looRoo 111 !lis 211101!1 business - with lu:uece lind land. Puiceil rthl II $13,000. SYIACUSE - Good 5 11101!1 l1ami, 111M and 1811..,_, lui blllment.llllched . . . Jtta TMHII ..... !14t-2&ao UIICOUI 'IllS. - L111 new 2 bdnn. hDme, - rehit llllllr. Llflllt.insulalld. new ~--. !ldiil Dottle liiiMt' ..... 992·56t2 Jo Hut . .............. 915-44&6 AW bedroom. 1 '1.1: batll, electric ProfesSional Services liN USIIIG - ~ rJ town. Nice 3 bedrrn. oomlorla1* home witil ~ ll!lling REALTORS Henry £. Clelln•. Jr................. H2·6191 HOME LOANS FiXED 14 x 70 Fairmont Trailer, ail · RATES 8-morket roteo. ol~ with a • 12 odd on: · Fixed conventional FHA· patio, 2 porchel, 2 oc,...... VA.L . . der Mortgogo, and cliy wotor, call. 81 4· . Atheno. collect 814·592· 91.11·4141. . 30111 . 1981 KirkwoOd 14x70, 3 Plano· Tuning end Repair. lrunicerdl Millie Co .. .448· 061!7. T-n.tieth yoor of quaN:y oervft;e. Lana Do· nlolo, 814·742C2911. 211 E. 2nd Phone 1 ·(11 41·992-33211 E. M•In. . 1972 Freedom trailer, jlllr• ' tlallr furnlohod. 18,000. , Own your own Jean· Cell 441· 7103., , Spor1:ewear, Ladie1 Sou· tique. or Chlldron:o Store. Leaving State. owner mutt Natlonefly e<!vortlnd 1011 · bMutlfuf 3 bedroom brenda. t11, 100 Incl. home. Fomlly ' room he~ t9.000.oo !nvontorv. fl•· 20ft. of windows f!>r poi· · turn, training more. Call torol vlow, finished double'' nowll Mr: Toto 704-274- gorogo, flroploco. ltrltlt · 6985. po,rch, 6fltt. deck, WOC!clll. . privacy, naor Royal Oak' l'llrk, rocfucad to tli9.8CM), 8 22 Money to Loan 'h perc'"t Ollumoblfltr. Call ' ., 4-992·1420. 23 Real Estale PH. 992-6931 -llpllce PRMI!tct only. Will net approxlllllttly $300 PI' .... Write . 1z211--:Bi;;in.u-I . I NOTICE t THE' OHIO VALLEY PUB· USHINO CO. rocommondo·, lhot you do buolneu whh people you know, and NOT to oond monoy through the ' PriCII 'Sta1 At 949·2160 DITCH WITCH SERVICE fIll iiiLJ,d In •• SIDING CO. j2) TWO ST~ IIOUSE IN RACINE: Downstairs tcJU!Pptd with "tchen, ,,,. . u,,. J ~lO·IOYS BISSELL established accounts in ludiiiJ motels. Will take $20,000 cash, includes ·inveatoly 11!11 equipment. No seHirw 992·6215 or 992·7.314 , Pomeroy, Ohio --- I Vinyl 8: Aluminum SIDING -TREICHEl -WATEI fruit ju~. Service pre- V. C. YOUNG Ill .cer ..... :.-- - - - ---.---~ . · · · · ' . Shlr:ley Gibbs, Gina, Rhonda. R . J . Anm:ganizatlonlilrneellngfortbe party whieb w1U be held bi lieu MaiiTHIIC•p• Willi and Maxine Jordan, Cindy Alldre, annual couununlty balloween party trick or treat Ia njlec!Ed and Tile Dally iMII IJl PBIBy and Palrlck, Patt Mossman, to be held on Oct: 29 at the Rutland volunteers are asked to attend the ' . · 111 Court lt. l'ofelimle Mossrnan. Beth Lavender, · ClvlcO!nterwiD be beld at8: llp,m. · plallnlne ses'Jion. · PG•INf• OIL. 41769 . . ·. •Bilnny RUSIIE!IJ, Paula Self, Ada Tueaday nl&ht. Alllllltance with the ..___ • I ' -·--- otjl l ,_ _..,_ _.._ _ 31 1 · ---- 1 ·" · 1· I I Would Uke to pelni traitor roofo. Coli 1114-21i8· 11i28, PULLINS EXCAVATING -DOZEIS -IACKIIO£S -DUMP TRUCKS I room1, I ·acre1, blltht·~l beoemont. 2 Cll1r aal'8tll. bern. outbuilding. 304-882· 3271 or 882·21147. Available 54 Misc. Merchandise - Plu";."!:'ndetoctrlco1 IFrH Eotimotell . ' I I Fender~ ?. 1 ·13· tfe ROUlt FOR SALE 1 I ln. -'----- . : ' Aoofino and vutt• work -- Concrlle work ..__.....__ _ _ ·I _;..._____ 1 11. 31. - - - - 2'J Racine. Oh. Ph. 614·843-5191 i0-6-11<: 992 ,2198 - Addona and remodeling Guuare Cleaned · · I I . Middfl,lport. Ohio CARPENTER' SERVICE AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR . , Insulated Dol.Houses P~S JlUILDINGS . Vord Saio, ;!212 Jofi.,LMin Ave .. MonondTuoo. 8:001111 - 3-S·tfc YOUNG'S Down1pout1 . lncluuluudlialuuut Bridal shower given in Meigs . Ii-----:--- ·~·· __ i •I Roger Hysell ' GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomtroy Ohio getting a new c'"~drch For devi-:10ns, Farte Cole "'What Is a Christian?" RaYJ:II(llld 1 Phone ___...;.____...;._":'"" Coleclosedtherneetlngwithprayer, 1 and a pizza party with Mnl. Van · 1 Meterashostesswasenjoyedbytbe 1 Print- -.1 In acll groop.Othersattel!dingwereHM.el I :=ror-:=,~ Wilson, Denver Rice, Edila Evans, J • • -.t. c:.unt ~ymond and Dorothy Baker, and I ,.,. - w Wlil'llll Delcle F orthe . I pt-. Vuru'll .wmbau If - · -~~~~~~~~~ · 1 Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' ,· ,.......,. & Jnst,:red. PH. 742-2328 J ~------_,..........;..._ __ •Write ....... . bY 1111111 coupon.your Cancel your ad ..... iW P'WW Wilenwlltl ...... ,results. MllnioynDI-. .I UTILITY BUilDINGS Bonded -,I 5avel II Sizes Stlrt From 12'x16' Yard Solo, WHkofOct, 111, canaet If, rein, perking lpt beolde Liquor Store. Point Naw CheVy TroicL .. FINDIR ............. 176.95 DOORS ............ '149.95 lfOOOS;........... '174.95 IUMPIRS .......... '69.95 Glllll ................. 142.50 R. SUPPORT ...... :.•84.95 TAIL GATE ......... '85.00 FOitD.FENDER .... '69.95 IUMPER .. .......... '69 .95 AlloSome Car •LAND CLEARED •SEPTIC SYSTEMS . •GRAVEL HAULED A cert1f1ed check. P,ayable to the M eigs County Board of r Mental Rerardation o'i a satis~ fa-ctory. bid bond .executE:Q by the bidder a·nd t.he. sQfetV • cqmpanv. tn an amo1,1nt equal to·hve. percent (5%) of i he bid. shall be subm•tted w ith each Ca• h f or "I e~O-ho (9_)_2_1. _2_8._2_1C--~--..;; :'I~~~edlnpartbytheOhio l f '· Ciaulf18cls and ' .t Business Services . • I ALL STEEL & · POLE BUILDINGS ' Pay '· . TROMM . ' EXCAVATING · The .French Art Colony w1ll be strong direction. . thologjcal and symbolic content. . 48 passenger .! min1mum) to exhibiting paintings by Tim :lteThis direction, he feels, was In TJtn Stephens' greatest Interest 54 passe nger (maxi mu m) con d1110n and af) pearance. w1th bld. pheQS of Pomeroy, beginning Oct. 7 conflict with the tittellectual elitism lies . in commission Work rather body. mOdified to Include two progr am and cOunty lettering Said Bpard rese rve~ the nght arid· continuing through Oct. Z7. ·he encountered while enrolled In than th Fndav. October 5. 1984 Atthaf wheelchair holddowns •n front on both •sides (spec • fi~atiOnS to wat\le tn formalitles. to acce pt · e dealings of prof,l~ commer. time proposa lS w. u be opened p assenger area of bus: w ill .be prov•dect upon request): or reJeCt anv and all or parts of • Hours for the gaUertes are Tuesday college art programs: "I believe It Is clal gaDertes. He has lived and by 1he Clerk of. 1he Boa' r d. Wheelchair electnc/hydr~ uB•ds w•ll be submltled in all bids andThursday,lOa.m. to3p.m. and more Important, In art, to·reach a painted as an independent artist tabu lated. and a report ther eof lie IHt and l11t door located on dupliCate. u s~r'ig Oh1o Depan- ar'iyNoand bids·call bewithdfawn for · saturday and Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5 person's sptrtt rather than his thr9ughout. the United StateS, · In· made to ~a1d Board at 1ts next right-hand s1de in front of rear men t at Educat•o n School Bu s at least thirty (301 days after the ' meet1ng sc heduled lor M an - wheelhouse: · · B1d Forms T-48 and T-4C. and sched.uled c losing tim e for · p.Ujl. The French Art Colony IS Intellect. It a work oJ art needs an eluding New York, New Orleans, will s1a1e 1ha1 1he bus w•ll. prior receip t of bi ds. located at !i:Kl First .Avenue In Intellectual justt!lcatlon to be ap. Palm Beach and Los Angeles. His 1o dehvery, complyw11h all OHio Me ig~ ~ounty Board Galllpolts and Is free and operi to the preclated, It serves the artist's ego five. year residency In'Southeastern . _ ._ _ _ .__.,. Depanmen1 MRDD and Co un 1y of Mental Retardation Jl)lbllc. Board MROO speclficat•ons, all . . P.O. Bo< 307, more !han the viewers need of '' life · ~ satety regurati ons an d curre nt Syracuse.. Ohio 4 5779 .. ::Tim Stephens was born near enhancing" stimulus. The PUlJlOSe Ohio has r Provided a creative , noted in this state- ! I .~latlon Oh• o M•n• mum Slahdards )or 161419 92,6683 Chicago, Ill. In 1947 and began of my work Is simply to create an envlrooment ment, I have found here, the peace 1, I · Ill" ,I School Bus Co nsuuc1ion of 1he painting In oUs at age 12. Stephens emphatic reaction In tiM! viewer 1xl ~ I Depar-tment of Education Pur· By J ohn S. Foster . need or productive growth," . I I suant 10 Sect·o~ 45 11 76 of Superin1endem' studied sculpture at 17, under the my subject matter," he saki. · ThiS .exhibit Is sponsored ' by I .__1 h .. .. o_ R _ • v_ .. _ed_C _ o _d_ . _.n _ d_ •_II ... instruction of George Jenkins In His subject matter Included ln Gall1polts SaVIngs and LQall Com· 1 · , · · I" ' P~lm . Beach •. Fla. ' this display at the French Art ·By the time he enrolled In college, Colony . Incorporates portraitur e of his ·work had developed Into a acquaintances and Images of my. I , · I . . ' r-·------Cur'b ; ··············.·····-~······-·" Qlveaway . Call 742·3195 Or 992-5875 Publjc Notice . the ' followi ng For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair service and installation . ttz - N-IIo~m . na11.,11.,. ,.,_ ,..,,~~ """ Oc1ober 8: 1984, a1 7:00 1.2 (m•n)mum) 10 14 lmaxo· p.m. an John Street h Syra· seats Wh1ch hold at least cuse. Ohio. to cons1der pur· · adults , per seat. w ith two of one used schoOl bus. seat belts pef seat spedfica!IOns: \ 11t - ~ .OICI• t•- 111•.,;..., .. , . ~ ay, tO tQ-hniMid U!o:lellw..ilo •.. Onto.., ~!-....., ~ Public Notice' accord1ng ELECTRIC SERVICE llll tlo'""or~ft I'-~"":-'----------! ~ IHI~Irtfty . Public Notice an .., ,., ~.,.,r:" ... _.....,n 147- ktWIFollo 141- .W.IIDit•. ..... . ......... ltMI,.. ...... 14·riK1rc~ .. •.. a-... ..-.., ... ,.... .... ·~~-~ -......,.... ,._,,........ (1,.,,. 141- 1111<1 ...... , .... . ,. M-.. c . .. WY A(M Co4;41 ~04 Middleport & Vici!'ity Dealer Pa~ts & Service ' lllhO.. co~""' ······fi'CiiTieirCiii ····-···· Ohio Valley Flea Mtrlcot, Fri. Sot end ·Sun. AoroM from Zlnn't Lllncllng. Kanouga. D..tarawelcome. Farm Equipment · /1•1/ ljw.·ink tde11hmw ~·.t dltlltllf' ~ , ., _._..... Mldcliopott, Oh. 814·992· 3471. Farm EquipnM!nt ·: ·· . f.la .•~i/it • d PIIJir~ ,.,.,.,,, t lw 9 J.,_I4WD renoy. TO, ........ Ed. Bur· U. S. RT. 50 EAST · GUYSVILLE. OHIO SUPERIOR SIDING CO. ,"...... ... . .......... ''"."""',_.. ... .,.............. . ......... ......-•v....-.. ken 8 - ilhop, 2nd. Avo. SALES &-S.ERVICE Residential &.Commercial ,,n ....,.,.......... .,.__..G.Mt II-CI.TVI ...... Iil4'i.,._ ............. ....................... .................. " We Ren' for Leas" .;........ ,.r................. 3 Family· Rt. 2.18. 1~ rril. ual ipoli8 · from Ri. 7. ThuN.•8at. 27 , 28 ,2 9 . 9 . 5 . R;a (n .& VIcinity · ·. . ............................... c•nc.... . Authorized Jolnl DHre. New H01ltnd, Bush Hoa A l'ellniOn of the Gilmore familY Trlnhl. Rac!fttr. Maxlile Michael, · ~rer, Middleport; Kay l!ftd, . was held recentlY at the Rcllite 33 Pllil"'W; Huck Tracy, Pomeroy; . Jessica Hatf!eld: Racine; Byron ~Ide park .to celebrllte the 87th . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mlcllael and , GUrnore, Columbus; DIJ!re'PUcher, . bb:thdaY.; anniversary of WW!er ' Schrl, GaliOn; ~.Sherry; KatJJy sQuibb Gilmore, Columbus; Doui SqulbbG~. . and ~ky Mlcllael, Middleport; ' . ~es, Po.ile!W; Mr. and. Mrs. . Gene Gilmore ha<!. the blessing Mr. and Mrs. ~YJ'IIOIX1 Michael. WUblir Ward and children, Ru· and gifts were presented to the Tara and Jeff, Fred ~;Lone . tllu!d; Peach Man1ey, Middleport; · oonorecl gue5t · . Eblin, Pomeroy; Nancy, Tfacyand IvaPQweU,~; Mr, andMJ'S. Atiead!Qg were Mr. and Mrs. Crystal Manley. Mlddleport; Ted Rick Stewart, Langsville, Ray Richard Gilmore. Sr., and Tracy Dexter, Neisoo'ltlle. Eblln. and !\fr. and Mrs. Gene · Payne, Pomeroy; Mr.andMr. Rlck Mr.8J1dMrs. Roland"'lse, Becky Gilmore, Jeannie a11d Jay, Gtlmore Jr.,Tnivls, Jason, Seth and .and Heathet,' Middleport; Joey . Ptfneroy. J .... ....,. Buying ~ally gold. ollvll' colno; rlnet.~olry, ltorllng · old coiM. large ou:· BOGGS . T·C....t"'-"' .... llo. , . _ t) •utoa Wontocl- Junk any condlilon. CaN 81 4·388· 1303. earble Houoo. In good price. eft or 3. ·Gilmore ·birt,hday.is. celebrated · ' Wanted To Buy Wonllld to buy: lnvtltrMnt property. Call 814· 992· 1818. m.ckwood The . Daily Sentinel · 9 . CAll 446-4522 IOoes, June S. 10oes, Lot . 'D • Parcel, Rutland. , Only $30.1100 31 heat, wood ltovo, t1 1,900 ceH 814·843·6244. :. 1980 14•70 lhrH ,bedrpom · mobile homo. firo piece, ceiling t,n, unfurniah,ed, moko ond offer , Colt 1114992·6161. \ • .. Will ooll .for payoff . . 1 883· Schultz llfl'lted o~ftlon, 14x70. wltft 7x1 1 OXjlllndo. 3 bodroomo. 1Y, ~etho. ell aloe. control olr cond, fire - ; place, oxtre lnattUailono, · built In otaroo. 304·458· 1694 or 304-773-6417. · ,• Homes for $ale • 980 · N.W Moon mobllti home for ilia. phone 304~ ~ Three bedroom e. central air. 178· 2589. . throughout. vinyJ wall well paper, c:erpet lnoulated, end Ball. bonded ·-WoOl · lk:enoed Vlr9inilo I· new jllllnt. meched g-e. 33 Farms for ·s ale' . and Ohio. 4288177. 12 Situlitions gao o~door grill, ownlngo, - -- - -- - -:Wented many tKtrol. Cali 448·21183 96 ocroo Waterloo, 8 roonti, tH 1:00PM, lifter 8:00PM both. 14 boMmont, tobeccci 9 Wanted To Buy c:ell 814· 241-1859. booe. 24 ocr0 o tilleble. ,born. · Fe""'la roommate nooclod ~~-~.;-----:--:-::- gorogo. Call 614·643· we pay ~••h tor ,l8ia model for 3BR, 2 baih houll.' Cell . 3 bdr. OUH/ pool, AC, 2171 . cl..n u~ can. flropla.,.o. PieoMnt, Jim Mink ChW.·Oidt inc. 448·9412. or rent. ColiPt.8711·11 04. '"'e 811 Oona Jotinoon 34 ' Business 448-3872 ,. loon oooumptlon. 4 yr, old Buildings ronch, 3 bdr.. 2 belho. DR. Wontlld to buy uo~ coel lo 1------ - - - carpotlld. 2 car garage. Ceil I - -- - - ---..!.. wood Swain Fuml· Opening for' elderly in homo. 4411·1282. 10 yr. old 8 unit ·a,;artment ture, 448· 3119. 3rd. lo !:all 773· 5423. 800 bloc:k of 2nd Aw .. 2 complex, Wellaton, Ohio_All , Olive St., GoRipolio, Oh. . . Wllcarefortheeldorlyinour bdr .. exo. ~ond .• big beck 1 bdr. optl,. 4 furnlohod, off' Wentlld to buy o ullld King home L.P.N , care glv'n 111 yard. U7 .liOO. CaR 448· street pi~rklng . Resident manager over $1,400 mo. 21118. coot lo wood IteM~. In good yaora axjlllrlanca ~·U 114· income. Conttant waiting condition. Can 114·218· 992· 7314. lilt 1111 thon t 1 6,000 per 8211 . . 1--~--''--:---:unit. Po11ible 2nd. mott~ Room, board. and lau~dry VIlli•· Cali 692· 1189 Mon) Canning pMr'o, Call 304· for elderly.Coii 982-802~ or Fri. 9·6. 594-2874 eve. & 418·1818. 985·4418 . : - . .. wk. ondt. 'want~~:~ ' to buy - d ualld Kl!lll - t 1o wood oto¥o. MUll be In good condition. Col 2111-82111 . · AVONII Eomlngopportunltr Maoon County, 304-671· For your ne•t 1N1lt col Emm• ·1429. 1-===:::::====:: : ===:;====== ===:::::===== -lfr•· Celh paid ~ fancy Iron or Iron bedo. U80 ond -:-::---=-::--- - up for - n Metga Co. : 16 Schools Jeri. Old time CUP' I ....... board. ~•II 1. 304-e82· 1_;:,;_,·_n_._"u..:.c_tl_o_n_ .,.._ 2711 ,heavy Lot for sale In Mercerville. 3 trailer hookup•. electric. ru· ·· NH;o · 3 !Midroom. ger.Oe. rei water, aeptlc t•nk, bee·e rnent. IXC.. IInt loca- te.ooo. con 814· 281· . tion nNr IChool, owner 8818. " finance. Middleport. Coli 982·21117. Building lot . NalghboriMJIId.. Rd. 6&x1 60. t '6 ,qQd, Call'· 448· 3844 after 71'M. .j -r ' lot. uric;ler •. _. �' Page-1 0 35 Lots The Daily Sentinel 54 P,1iac. Merchandiae 54 Misc. Merchandlee Umootono. · Sond, Grovel. Doilvorod In Mooon. Melgo. Golllo or pick up ot Rlchordo & Son. Coli 4411· 778&. Gil range, furnace blow• with motor. Double drain oink with fbtturu . Phons 304-1175-1415. 1971 Comoro teOO. 1979 XR 18& Hondo t150. Hog· w.ter new e715 . Porteble mAking mochlno tiiOO. Po-11 toboc~o oetter ttOO. Coll814-24&-8&91. 7 piece living room ouito good cond t200. wick., peocock choir lib now teo, brown allng brick chair new t211, desk • choir good colld. U5, bran hood - d lo bed frame like now •eo. Coli 814-379-2314 oftor 3PM. · Smith lo Wo11on modo! 28 357 cal., 8 In borrell, tunod action pocmsyor grip. Smith 1o w - n madol 1000 12 gouge ohctgun with vontod rib borrel olso door born!. Roo• 211 ln. ton - d bike. Call 614·388·9811 . 3 bdr. house deluxe , Pt. 1 -------for leeae oVerlooking. city Buolna11 building. Office porte, 2 bdr.. LR, fully opoco. 2 bdr .. upotolrs opt, equipped kitchon, dining . Oerage for repair or body area. unfurnlehed . Cell PJ'I, wortc. Coil 448·71172 or 448·1B19 or 448-4426. 4411·1980. 1- - -- - - - - 2 bdr. op11. utiitleo port paid. Houae for rent references nswly docorotod . Call 676· . requirod. Inquire ot 831 6104. Fourth Ave .. Clolllpollo, Oh. 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 small furn. efficiency for 1 Lovely, largo 4 bodroom 2 -!lemon only. Call 446· both homo, fully corpoted, 0338. LR. OR, Kit, otovo. dlo- 1 - - - - - - - - - hwoohor, AC. gar. , ondboml Furnlohod EHiclonty, f1 60. UIIO mo. Cojl448-0118. Newly pointed 6 rm . 2 bdr. home. Quiet ttreetexcellent nolghborhcod . Ret. lo dopooit required, Coli Richard Cortet446· 1370oftor6:00. ~.Jorge houoo good ohopel Coli 614·388·9909. Lorge houn on Little Kyger Rd. Budget gao $35 mo. See . Stanley Shover or call 614367-3760. Utilities peld, ehere -.th. 7·1 4th, Clolllpolls. 448· 4416 attar 8 p.m. 1---------2 bdr. 1pt. stove refrig. wotorfurillohod. now csrpot LR, BOA, hall. t226 mo., qulotoroo near Silver Bridge Plaza. Coli 446·0118. 613 3rd. Avo .. f136 mo. include• water, dtpo1it rt· qulred. Call 448· 4222. 9 to 6. Apt.- 2 bdr.. nice. Api. · 1 bdr .• utilitlel furnlahad. 3 bdr. brick wilh baHment & Houaa 3 bdr.• deluxe. HouM garage in Rio Grande. Se· curilv dopoolt. no polo, t236 mo. Call 614-2466439 . 2· bdr .• central loc.tion. A-One Real Eotoll Broker 876-6104 or 675·1i~6. · Four bedrooma. two baths. Clean downtown apt., pri· vate. apaciou1. reeaonable, no peta. sinGle or couple. Coli 448-481'2 oftor 4. garage. Yl mile from Neigs High School t2&0.00 per month pluo dopooit. Phone dOyl 8 1 4·992-a46 1 or OV• onlngo 814-992-3301 . 2 houaea for rent and bar for ul.e or leaN with option to buy. 304· 876-8720. Houae, modern 3 bedrooms. out in country, furnishe_d kitchen . Must have referen· COl. 8260. 304-676 -1900. Riverside Apto. Mlddlopcrt. Special rotoo lor Sonlor C"l•ono. • 1 30. Equal Houoing Opportunltlel . 614· 992-7721 . Newly 'redecorated. 1 bedroom, partially fumiahed ; •226. Depooit required. Coli 1114-992 -5319 or 992· 281&. 3 br homo, 1V. bathe, Furnlahad 2 bedroom i!part· b11ement with family room, ! manta in Middleport. Adulto. double garage, pool. Maaon . · no pell, socurity depoail. Call 614-992· 3874. 773-11496 attar 4 :00. 2 bedroom apartment for 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Two bdr. mobile home, complotely furnilhed on Bob McCormick Rd. Coli 4489689 . Furnlohodd 2 bdro. TV coble, ciHn, quiet, beautiful riverview in tc.nauga. Fosters Troll., Pork, 446· 1602. 2 bdr .• AC, gae heat, Wall to woll carpet in Gollipollo. Coli otter IIPM . 448· 1409. 12•80 2 bdr., 2 milo from HMC. Coli 4411-3897 or 446-0167. Very nice, 2 bdr., unfurniohod. locotod Rt. 5Ba. otJullo only, no poto, 11B& mo. pluo dopooit. Coli 44a2300. Fully furnished , 2 bdr . • odullo only. Coli 448-41 10. 2 bdr. mobile home jj, city, ret. & dep requlrod. Call 614-25.8· 1 922 . 2 bdr. unlumiohod, 1 2k60V. mi. poet HMC . Coli 448· 4369 or a76-9760. 14•70 3 bdr. 12•80 2 bdr. On 8ulovtllo Rd. 3 mi. from Rt. 1110. Accept HUO . Con · 4411-9204. Uberty Mobile h<Qmo for oolo, 1 OX60. t2700.00. Call tor oppclntmonl, 985· 42110. Available October I, o 3 bedroom mobile home for rent. Near Pqmeroy and Middleport. Call 992-58118. 2 bedroom, 'l4 milo out Sand Hll R<!od. 304-875-3834. Troller pertlolly fumilhed on 1 itcre ground. 304·871· 3999 or otter 5, 875-2488. rent neo.oo par month. Utililloo Included. Coli 7736423. 6 room unfurniehed apart- Apartment for Rent Apertmenu In Hondoroon 304-8711·1872 - 5 PM. Usod Furnlturs .. dry-; hood boardo. and 2 bedroom IUitel, coal etove. 3: mlle1 out Bulovtllo Rd. Open 9om to 5pm, "'on. thru Set. 614-448-0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES W111hera. dryer~. refrige'rl· tol'l, rang•• · Sk~gga Applloncos, Upper River Rd. boolde Stone Cr01t Motel. e14-448-7398. County Appllonco, Inc. Clood uood opplloncoo and TV 1111. Open BAM to IIPM . Mon thru Sol. 448·1899, 827 ·3rd. Ava . . Clolllpollo. OH. Oak king olze bsdroom luilo, 2 y,.. old. good quoMty condition, t1 ,400 . Coli 4411·4789 otter 6. Early American aofa queen llzo olooplt' .& !"Itching .c hair, patchwork print, t100. Call 441·0946. Complete twin cedar bed. with cedar chill, t1 50, 1 8 ft. LOWII wide bonom Canoe·with equare llern ume •• now. With o•troo t275. Call 814-3118·871 1. mont tor rent. Coli 982&434, 992-6914, or 1-304882·2668. WJ>Iripcol 17 cu.ft. frostfros relrlg. with leo mokor. like now uoo. Coii446-B312. Furniahld 2 bodroom aportmont in Roclno for rent,t 1&0.00 par month pluo 160.00 dopooit. You PIY own utllltlto. No more ·lhon 2 children. Avolloble Oct. 4 . Coli 949-3082. Mavtoo dryer *1 00.00, dur• lngdoyo814· 982-8481ovonlngo 814-992-3301 . APARTMENTS, mobile homea. hou•••· Pt. Ptuant end Golllpollo. 814-448· 8221. 1-:::--:-::--:-:------ King Woodburnw. only t!Hd 2 montho. E•cellont condl· lion. 8300.00. Coif 6117· 3378. Woohor ond dryor good running condltlon,t200.00 Firm lnterOiiod portleo call betwlln 9:30 and 11:00 814·992· 20114. Furnished Rooms I Ad-m-lro_l_ol_d_o_by_li_d_o_r-ol-rl-~o-r•tor. CoM &14-949·2 81 For ront Slooplng Roomo oftor !1:00PM. end Hght houH kooplng 1-:--:--:--:---~-' roomo. Pork Control Hotel. For nil 9•12 rug. Contact Coll814·448·0718. Effie Buokirtc,Long St .. Ru· tlond . Phone 81 4 · 742· Furnlohod room, •145. Utili· '3188. tloo. ronge. ret. Shore both. 1-::----:-:----:-Men only. 9198ec., Golllpo- Plckonouoedfumlture. 304llo. 448·441 a otter 8 p .m . 871·8483 or &71-1450. 46 46 Space for Rent Troller ·opoce on prlvoto lot. county weter. 2 mi. from Kyger C,... high ochool. NHd ret. t4& pluo utllltleo. 446 -3760 or 814- 3670307. I COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Lorge loto. Call 814-992-7479. Troll.,loto. ·and water lumlohod, smd chUdnon occoptllf. 304-875-1078 Living room IOfo. good cond. 304-8711-3141. fote-. THINI<5 HE-'~ Mil THINK • . , _ NOT I llfALI.Y . ... ,.,.. ,OdO...; . 011a OF r"e "'"Pitr•. . 15 !o\INUTae* I>II>N'tPOIIIOI<I ~I' IV II. I!S Hom• Improvements Build your own 4 bdr. homo. t8,996 dol. to your· olte. N- diopi•y modof open. S• It nowl 1· 1114-8847311 . Now for buoln-. Mountoln State Block, Rt. 33, N- Hovan. Complete maaonry •uppll••· 4'', 1", 1 2" block. Delivery HrVico. Phone dly 304·882· 2222. evening 882·3239 . 56 t~;::=:=:=;:==;:=~~~r-=~~ 71 , • V ,. bl egeta ,a1 ~=~~==1 7 ' "UtOI for Sale 18118 Buiclt Wildest, auto, Winter pototo01, oppleo, air, tope, •see. Johno Auto pumpki~o. oldor. ond p.ro- Boloo, Bu!ovtllo Rd .. GoHipo· dues. Horrlofonno, Rt. 124, · llo, Oh,.448-4712. Portlolld, Ohio. CoH 843· l- - - - - - - - a193. . 1982 Mercury Lyn• 3 dr. t.lchback, air, aunroof, 4 Konnoboc pototoeo grodo A oyl .. 4 opd .. - r dofroot. Coil U .OO bu. Lorge • - on· 1114-381-9811 . iono 04.00 bu. Jomeo Long- 1-------..:..-.:.. don 304-117&-4287. 18.3 ford Fairmont Futuro. PB,PB,AC. 4 door, 24,000 Taking ordoro for Rod pole· mi111, el'Cellent condition. 1011 tii.OO bu . Rlodytodlg. oe.ooo firm. Coli 1949· 2133. 304-IIII-3Ba5. • 1 977 Corilobe tor 1110. 1 IU Ford Oelulo ports for Ilia. Coll304·773-5661 . f ,IIIII S ipiJiii" ,\ ',., \I ill.~ Pets for S1le HILLCREST KENNELS 1-::::-::--::---=---,:---Boording oil breed•· HNtod Farm Equipment lndooo· outdoor lecllitloo. AKC Dobermon' pupploo: a .... F · w Franklin .. ove. burna wood, Stuc1Borvlco. Coll614·448· •-• - n for coal or charcoal. UMCI one - · Withorwilhoutnow10 ton runnltlg Qllr. E -•on . t200. Con 4411· 7791. 2911S. Judy Taylor Clroomlng. Coli Holcomb, Rt. 3, Albony. 1 "881' 110211· 614-3a7-7220. 1 2 • ....,..nt Wleon Laeer with cDe toll·twlotor rotor Brlorpotch ' Kennell Profoo- Modof E Cllee- combine, and towor ·0400. Coli 446- lionol AH-bNod grooming. 10 fl. groin toble, """· cond.' a312. · Indoor-outdoor boarding Ia· Now only *2.100. Sldwa -:-:-::-:---:-:--:-·lc- cililln. Englioh Coctier Spo- Equipment, 304-8711·7•21. Oik furniture, tobl...cholro. nlel pupploo. CoR 814· 388cupboarda. pie safe, tele- 9790. 63 ' Uveatock phOnea, dealt, aleo ·a ntJquft and g(oNwars. OP.,. Sun· , Diqonwynd Canary Kondoyo. Conkel'• Tupporo- nelo. AKC Chow puppln, 1 pony 49 in. toll gelding, ploino, Rt. 7. , Siam... kittens. new lltt. . CFA Hlmelayon and Poroion _.,gentle, will work or rldo. Bricko lor 11le to moko kitteno. Coil 614-448-3B44 1 fuM bloodod Appelooso 21 bollutlful fire place. ~ brown lfllt'll. ' · mo. old, vary gentle, brolce whoola for 1 976 Cutlass. to rido. 1 pony Boddie ond 1 Coli 949·20811. 10 Amorlcon Pit Bull pup- horH IIddie • brldo. Ctill a14-3117-7193 otter &PM. pieo. Coll814-388-9181 . King wood Bum.,. wtth blower• and 10 inch iniU· AKC Reg. Poodle dogo & Top Quolity Rogloterod Ouortorhoroomel'l. 5yr. old Iolld plpo. coli 614· 985· puppioL Col 446-0B57. 4141 . buckokln color. c.u ••....· MoleBouotforotudsorvlco. 114· 387-7744. Comb honey lor solo . Coli Coli 448-7338. 81- Angus buH Vlllighlng 614-949-2175 . epprox. 700 lbo. Call 448· 40113. .1 970 Chovollo · SS, $1000.00. 1971 Hondo The Meigo County a..r 360, t200.00. Cottle A-c. will hold their wood ond coolotovo, 2 R•g. Clormon Shepherd -ond 111nuoi11Hf day on opoed len complete with pupa-7 wile. old, 3 females, Sept. 29• 10 to 3 triple wellpipo outfit. E•cel· 4 moles. Wormod and 111. Sot., p.m.ot the Melgo Co. Felr· lent condition. t31JO.OO. ohoto.coll 81"4-9811-3848. grounds In Roak Springe. Form and fMd equi-' Firewood 120.00 pickup AKC roglot.,.d 'BHgla pup... crefto, dlaployo load; 830.00 delivered. pin, tiO.OO. Call otter4:00 dool oettle judging. Mony 304-875·2991 or 304-87&- PM . 304·1175-6287. prizllond -owordo. Eeta 8782. t ovolloblo, odmloolon lo frN . AKC roglatorod Poodle Steal I . boomo, angle lrono, puppy, t100.00, 304-871- Two rogiotored hereford ohoot ottol. grating, 18 81112 oftor 6 PM. with llemitol colvos. centa to 26 centa per lb. collll1 4·992·2834. Conduit and golv drain pipe, 911 ceiling furnaae1 , 67 One More 4 yn old olso ono Musical 150,000 btu; electric co1Hn8 1 .:;:;. .:.,~".~':! Instruments heotoro, 16,000 lo 30,00 btu . P1rt1 bln1, •t•l work •-3oo.oo. 304- 7&-&420 or table, olectric motoro "3 a7e-3&113. phou" 3'n hp & 125 hp. Rock bond equipment, by· Firebrick, oloctric hoiot, goer - r d & ICCO-rieo. Boro boxa, electrical flxturn. omp, •-kero, otc. Coli I r illSIJIIII.•i l 'll' panel•. breake,., atartera. 446-8111. ' Old W. Va. Malleable Iron · Plont, 8 :30AM to 3:30PM, Ono clorinot & ons Bundy Mon thru Fri. Minimum lrumpot. Call 4411·3231 . 71 Auto• for Sele purcha11 126.00. Fender booo quitor with One 8 ft ICold-Droft cooler. hordoholl CIH, good cond., One 8 ft Porllck cooler. One t3110. Coill 814-2118·1248. 3 kay 2 top draft cooler. Two 1 --:-----~--­ lce bino, Ono 3 boy boor oink. Fedor 12 otring guiler with 31:14-675· 1178 lftlt' 8 PM Clll '150.00- PHVeyT-40 or 675· 7896 . ben guiter with TKO 80 amp. like now t3711.00. Mltll poll ond beam build· 304· 1175·4077. inga conltructed. For farm, etor'llge, gar~vee. aomm•· Fruit clol, etc. Aolow01 t3.00eq. liB & Vegeteble• ft. 304-1175·3981. I::--:---:--:-:-:--:-:-Produce scala t50 .00, II tt r11pberriee. Teylora coolor tor otoro "110.00, csoh regllter t40.00,IIwoll Berry Potch. Coll448-88112. unit lhel-. 2 floor lhoitiiO.OO -loch. 304·8711· Dunrovln Fruit Form Clropo 22115. 8-loll AU grope vsriotloo. Pick your - n , 20 lb. All W oil huggor rocllnor, ••c Apples Rod & yellow dolicond, dark brown •10.00. ciouo, Molraoo. grimes, Jon· Stereo coblnot worko good othln & Iuper Gold 01 ooloo tiiO.OO. Running baord tor rvom. Sr. Rt. 811. S .E. of Blazer t35.00. Phone 304- Albany, Call a14 - 811 · 112118. WHkdilyo 1PM·7PM 11711·2211&. 1::-:-:---:--~---'­ & WHk ondo 10AM-aPM . Weight ioN bre~kthraughll The Clropotrult 0111 Pion King halrtloulture bollno tor with Dlodu. M•dl~olly oole, •1o.oo • bu. Ceil proven ruulto ovollololo 11 betuu 1101 lAM· 1 2Noon. CaR 81 ... 2&11-19011. Hockenberry Phormocy. 1 884 Grond Prix, len then 12,000 miloo. AM, FM . . - . , AC, PS , PB. Coli 986·4290 otter 11:00. 1-"---- - - - - - 1984 Monte Coria 6S. bluo, fully oquippod, now condi· lion. Alklng •1 1,800.00 or belt otr.r. Will conolder trldo. Coft B49-21B1. 1911 Monti Corio, Landau losdod. IIICeilent condition, •eaoo. 304-871·337&. 1980 Oldo Omega SX. outomsdc. V6, PS, PB, AC, AM·FM, 1974 Ford pickup 'l4 ton, 304-a71·8216. '76 Dation, t1 , 000.00 . _30_4_·_ 1 11_75_·_8_8_4_8_.---~ '71 Ford LTD, good work car, ott• 4 PM. 304·876• _ 1341 I -,-~-7-,-D -odg--o-M_o_nec_o_3_60-· 2BL. ••c. cond. t1 600. 304-875-3087 ofler I. l-,9-8_0_0_1d_o_C_u_t_I•-.-.-S-upromo. Appro• . 11.000 miiH. Vary good cond. Asking t6500. 304·8915· 38&0 5:00. Plymouth Vol,ore. outo. •650 . 304· 1Hti· _13_2_5_._ _ _ _ _ __ 1 1978 Chryoler Now Yorker, Brougilom fully loodod. Ex· 1r1 nics. 304-875·81144. encl~:~;::~~~~~~;= for 1---------1977 Eldorado C•dllloc, = oldl. 87,000 mil... Aloe> Ford Ranger. 100 Cuotom ploioup. AU good condition. CoH 448-9428. 1 - - - - - - - - -1 '7"'3~-V-8_n_a_&-::-4-:--w-.""o,.._­ l--------77 Ford E1110 window van , Coii448-972B. 1978 Chov. 4•4 pickup now wh~ and tlreo, good condillon. Toke over poymonto of t1110. 71 • month. Coil 114-378·2314. Marcum Ftooflng & Spout- , lng. Now inotalllng rubber rooto. 30 yo,ors o•perienco, spoclollzlng In bulh up root. -c-•_11_&_1_4_-3_8_8_·9_8_5_7_._ __ PAINTIN!J· Interior ,ond ••· · tor lor, plumbing, roofing, oomo rimodollng . 20 yro. ,' ••P· Call 814·3•8·986;l. '"' H • S Home Improvement• vinyl 1idlng, roofing, room : lddlt"lorr, 1torm window•. 1, otono. Cell 1114-387-04.09 ,; or 1114· 3117·7244 . · " BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondhlonai llfeilmo guo· rantee. Lo011t reference• turnl1hed . Freeeatlmate~. Call collect 1·614· 23'7· • 0488, 9 a.m. to I p.m. Roger• B11ement ,. Waterproofing. .-...,. GENE ' S DEEP STEAM::; CARPET CLEAN ; : acotchguerd-water extrec ,. + tlon, doodorlzoro. FREE eoti· inate1. RNaoneble ratel. Clone Smith, 992·11309 . .• -0-.--.-n-d-M -:-.-C:-o-n-t-re-ctor--1. Remodeling, vinyl lidlng ' pointing (lndooro on" outt"' door~) replacement wlndowo csll304-773-6131 . • '1 RON'S Toleviolon 9ervice, ; l: Spoclollzlng In Zenith 111d-"" Motorola, Quazer, an ~-;: houoo cello. Coli 304-&76·2398 or 614-448-2464. "] Fottv Tree Trimming, otump romovol . Call 304- 8751331 . KnouH Firewood Spilt· 911% hordwooclo. 81100nod or · You Dick up or we deliver. HEAP vendor. 814· 2118-8245. was stolen from my desk. '' Rotory or coble tool drilling. Molt ·wells completed ume dey. Pump 11ln end aervicoo. 304-89&-3802. ' ' I Plumbing & Heating · 82 •I ~ : . '11 . ,, I ---------- , I I I CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING ~ Cor. Fourth end Pine Golllpollo, Ohio '.f.l Phone 614·446·38aB or \· ~ 814-4411,-4477 r\: ' . 1~ \ JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· ' INCl. Rt. 1, Bo• 315. Clelll- ', polio. C~ll 814-367-01576. Smith and Powell lurnoeo, electrlcsl, plumbing nopolr · 24 hr. e day service. Phons 814·B82-37U or 814-882· 20112 . Evening Television a:O!I • Clliil (l) • ()1- . at lnvoniors ond Inventions. (J) MOVIE: ' T - of the Ftiur Crowno' · , ()) Plootio clotorno ototo IP· plootic ooptlc t ....... · motel cuiENTER, Oh 114- FIM Yord Core Mulolllng, fertllzlnt. Nmlng, , 1 1 dJn; • trlnoplenting. Also for sole: cow menure & top oolt. 3 yosr old Victorian Mvlng Contoct Bruce Dovloon, room suite, holt price 814-2&8-1427. . •1 .000.00. s..,. Konmono drv-- 3 veer o1c1 • ....., Croftmotto King IIH lad, U71.00 for both. Phorlll tow.v ...., w/rflythm 304-171· 7748. .,..... . . .·3101. ..100. - vI M 11-AMIIIB (() Luut Bliouu a••• - ~:'J "~* · ~ Doown to E.m -~~~~=:.:: Nlgbtlv S. dJ (J) t Report I <f'...'::.i' Wurlolnt- One ::;, "' • Tlme 7 00 ' N"it Thio - ' ' speciol hoetoll by Lon Dowoon and Nick Bualiconti crete work. , Blclth"oe•a; Oour • Oitcher, Dump truckl, a weter·aa•·aewereloctrlaolllnn. D.A. Boeton exqavatlng, complete dozer 1nd dump truck urvlcso. ' Coli 887· 11828 or 378· 828B. n -=-.. ~ 8EWINCI Mochlns repoiro, HrVIC8. Authorilld Slngor loin • Strvlot 8herpen 8D111oro. fobrlc 8hop, . Pornoroy. 814-982-22114 . 7:30 (() CDJ• r &tv General H1ullng .. a:oo . li'-of....... 1)1 N - 'f'* RP in Clnoltowtl !l Ill - .... -· 1148 Plynloii1h good oond.. 17· fl. cr.~~~-. in ... rythlftg 11t11inol. Clln81... out board 1 II hp, OH OlnYOI ···IMJ. aood, oxtroo. 304·171· JIMI WATER SERVICE . Coli Jim Lonler, 304-871· 7311. -·the-lillrof P'twblld Mega£ ' •"• empire """"" a furor II tho - · (Cioood Cllllionodl ' (I) Tile .,_. ul 2141- ~ ··----~--­ flotltlw LaM-. dadt,PI,,..,A~AC.~ taod oond. Tolia - " ' ttll.l4. c.ll 814-378·ZI1<l pay- "*""· 87 u pholltery Motors Home• • Cempera 1171' (J) TRISTATE UPMOLITERY SHOP 11 Ill S.C. Avo.. Gollipollo. 814-441·'t1Uorll14·....., 1133. ee (() (!I) • lsn 1 a . . d"' w........ ""' ---· LOW:~ll!:n- -demono-hio-~ • lnUIIk:iM'I, - J 0101 and - C i t r I n potloomllcn of - • by lemlllfli and Viv81di . fR) ;*'·' • 11 :00 -I •·C:..:.. 1111 onolyllng tho week •• 1:310 IIIIOVII: 'PT 100' To . . Atw a L_...,_.eyow j 'lOt - ud . w.... -~·-tho I weekly - e (J) 1118 ......._,::Week !.1>==-~ .... uutti or(d (80 tho Snwltl•• •• dw. 11:30 .. :z.:~ 111 • _ AIC .....,. - - 11 - , . _ -e -. .., -< 1 - ~.. ~- y.,•,. - · · I'- = "'* . . .._......, t :48 Jot ... ; 1 :30 humin rights _.,slion. Jooon llobordo. Glendo Jockoon, Nicol Williamson. , ~ Theil&;:•=~ .....,.. (f) Oe ~ at Jullo'o Mur!lhv. 1(1) MOVIE: ' FtM ao' 'Pork Wollinglon .' Julie presents a main course oft.oin' ol Pork, Woltington ond gueot chef Reno Verdon prepare• his Salmon Souffles f<i<tho r~st ,· · .=:~ · ··- c1}tg~-T--ID-- .. IIY _ _ _ ..,,_ w ...... _ ; _ • . . _, ........... ~~n~ _ _,_ ELLAP ~ [ X] ( _-- t] tr,;1'[:::;1 MOVtl1 • ' I Ioiii- ~:'t'::o ~~'='T~ l1lll 11m " 1111- - . people who - ' r] ' WHAT 'THATOL.tl'TIM• &A~AtSe AI\I«;HAI</IG WAS 80TH·~IC' WI,-M. - -... - - ..- ] -_IIY.,. ... - _- _·•_ , 'Tia af ...., ~ -- etudlod by , V-.loy'o l -: OIIYLY SYNOD . ~: What mv:;;;, ' ' Nlckoii- ,.. • ..._ . DOWN 1 Conpme (sl. ) •• "- AliiJellcua" 3Fuhlonpillara n....._. able Turmerl 14Ge ...- s e· c pertner , 5 Cotiked U''OIOie-" ucrm:. 11 Nigerian 1 Olson's U R.R. stop partner (abbe.) 7 Rulllon 11 Flower city _.. 1 Dawn's ,... ' :~-) earlllghty · YNieniaY'aAnner 11 - .,_. __ ~'""' 17 Fiery IIOIIIId !IE!der(Fr.) Zllnlllote 13 Brewery 38 Artist's item atond U Verbatim U Rockfish Zi Jlen.Gurlon 38 Ending for was one fib or 1!1'11 b 38 !I ;utterfly" t Eng, treaf --w, .-· .. •• .. ~~:.~ u :f: 13 Lilcllle . -EJ:bm<er,· .. Tony 21 Roman farce 1!7 John . ' · stuart::;;u=le n-•-t 11 """- U Fashion Paddle A 35 ~-- - n. employed Betng '-;;+-;-t-+ .. AXYDt:BAAXR laLONGFELLOW ICAPreK] 1 4Z 8Siopn _ ]_ I• (_ [- - • Lorelei 41 On =••-' .AQI088 1 Prods 1 1.- DAILYCRYPJ'OQUOTES- Here'e_bowloworllll: . 0 ~INSOUCj ~1 at f~· J •.ft:IIIIID-.. I. RAPOE I I I eon-t ..._ Wres· ..,. ding flwn Clo glao · e (() N._ (() A;,......, ond Corn· -•ted by 'thia . . , , - . _ _..._iaECNNII ... IIl · ~' ~ ~-- .......... - · ' and Jonv ~- .,__ (J) - . .- • • 8ilc f IJDFiddfeeUttle (() , __ pier ~!/::uv~~~.:.,~ 8 (() CGncem . , I ~ ___ -" ._ _ J ~ SATURDAY moot renownod ....,_ phyliciot and invontor of tho htdrogou bomb and his wile, Dr. E.... Banner. dro, __ •..,. .. ......,.. -~-·....... -· • (i" 'MOinE: 'He 1 ( - 1:111 · · 1:00 ~v 8 :30 • ( f ) - USanof J-....._ ...vu URectan- --riiiiJ"[IIIIJ 1nm" laud · ·. ~ ---· u -. U-.,. Fr. ldng EVENING ~ ~~C:::.of thew.... ~~.::: couroe•tioollldi IRl - --Mir-trom 9/2 9/84 flit tied,_, 1 :OO =:::~...... Pwllllnd, OR • Second a.t==Mn:hAorB • :30 ( ( ) - ~ ...:-..,!' ~~ ~j· ~ w..J , -l'at IlL - • 5 12:30. Cll ll) Ftllllly Night vtluo .-. ..._ .._ ,_. . . . Ufa Rilwiilw Paul Duke II lolnod by 10p Woohto......, lDumei- · pre--son 8 ll) ==• • • 0. ' 1 ' 12:11Cil MOVIE: ., _ . . · Sci tr (J)MOVIE:'Fiane'" m E8PN Sa I 1: 1114 ""' • 7 'John speciol . el-. ' !)lAIC- ' Y-'•- 3:30 ( ) ) - 6f I I 4 :00 -(J) MOVIE: ·1lg 101" (J) MOVIE: 'The ()) 1114 o.vt. C.. T -: UniMd . _ VII. MCJI!II: 'Well ol .the (()- 1E;;_•• • .._ ... Speciil .• John WI· Hope'o min .) -0 ... • · , . _ highlighlllrGm lost Ccfledv Tonltllit . 2 , 11 10:30 Owttaee Thl unreheerlod ..ilea lrGm mora \Nn30yeeroof- ... , . . _ in - · son,.,.,_, The feuding n .........-. of the F Creot lemlly fly 10 _...., ~S:- ug•" u'a": etAFemlly Peud ·-l!f'·tone · 11:48CI)Aw·11111111- 2 :00 .....IOiloil - - · !!', ·=ih< _:. . !'*- e 8 8!1ltJI,.._,c:..t·SN- . Jf!O.J:;,--- (f) Tic Teo · Dllugli MOVIE: •z FF I Ill' ( MOVIE: '"'"""' (J) ............. Rtl 1 21.000 CoiU8 4011. (() • ell Ita ' Men - - . . atop 01 •rott•"! to lila boot - I do\ . . . . from o · tictl H . (80 "*'·liCioood Copttunodl "l!:.......- Cll • MOVII: MMI' ' i=~ llll Electrical Aefrlgeratlon 'M lllilol :e.;.~· f (J) """'' - ~HeNc:u.-the- Kon'a Walor llorvice. w.Jio, poolo fllod . Phone 317·0823 or 387•7741 night or cloy. _ nne =~-~ ~,::0...-;g . through the . . _ Bowl. (lj · 8:30 (J) - . : a.ny· M• lo . ~ Pwum 10:00 Cflll), MIMnl Yloe An __ .. doleell to tho wrong In 1 porno feeture•=•t• from lut yHr'a f pr.-aenon 12 fl. Meyora A-..um boot with I HP Chryoier 1 i l l Chryel., Now port motor; Mlnn Koto eltotrla UOO ., boot otter. Cell a& trolllno motor, boot ......8.... troller, 814-742-2121. 1111 Z·ZI them- 'Dtfrront- ~.:,ac ·Moe bigciloethoy.-toprove u dotoclivos. (80min .) 8 (() li' Sooson ...... o~ors. J.R. pon!ckaho..-tho-.whlch , _ 8cflby _ . m..,:11 tor . .... and- tho .._ . . . . . ,_-mini ot - -· •· (()Dr. Who ® of the Mimi 8:30 - Riley, ond Andy Senkowskl Into tho . Cup Polta.lll. OR· - 8h J.A.R.Conotructiorl Co.Rutlond, Ph, II 1 4·742·21103; Be11menta, Footer•. Con· c-. .......'";;:;;:=::;:;=== ............. mllht-· yoolil "*to 1114 A a _..,.. niurdor - - - 8ornlti;Woflwn Oozor Work by Ted Honno. Ditchoo. pondo. roodio, hind eiNrlng. ole. Call Motor Cor 8rokoro, 441i·ll&92 . I-----------------­ (() 81)1 Hllllls,IIOIIilllllon., - T-:~-vs. oWMr. -::--~---:--- e Jomse loyo Wotlf Service . Aloo peale filled. Coli 814· 211·1141 or 1114·441· 1178 or 1114-441·781 1 , ::;.~,:::...;-·· (() 700 Club (I) Rememll1 r When: WI - F i t Dick Covett loob (()Hot & circum....,.. ·lllmlUnding tho cer-bombing dollh ' of . (() (JD • 2 :30 (()MOVIE: 'o..tli In Deep W_,.. . 2 :411 (J) the NFL Thio -'npe1:iol00s1edbyLen OowaorrandNick-liconti .,H• OJ o'ngiots · of ••H• • + giall. iRI (80min.IJCiooodCoptiorllld) (JIIwiWf.._ motteB. 8:00 8(f)(IJ_Detec_ . Rick- and 0.0 Doe Mc:colrnuet lnvwtigetetho EVENING Excavating 84 o~ ecollomlc and lnvootmont . 9/28/84 . SHULAW'S Plumbing ond Heotlng, 21 1 Sl•th St .. Point PlooNnt, W. Yo. 304· a7&·5420. Uconood ond ineured. 83 Listings~~--------~----~------------------------------------------------------------- "' FRIDAY Good-1 Excevetlng, ba•· ment1, footera, drlvewava. ooptlc tonko, londocsplng. Coli· anytime 111 4.·4411 · 4&37, Jom01 L. Dovloon, Jr. lou T - . . II, 40 HP Moro~ry. groth pluo oansr, losdodll 12,100 firm. Coil 814-21111-1783. except for Rover! thino about the mone11 that RINCILES'B SERVICE, ••· 1 perle need carpenter, electri· "'"' clan. me eon, painter. roof- : lag {including hot ter 11 application) 304-675-2088 . ! or 87&-4560. Bll 81 8kylerlt Umhod, V· l , 2 Dr.. elr, ps. pb, 1111 & oruloe, 83,000 mi. 241· --"- • . .•J • .,_ v p.m. 1874 ~nto ~w.gon . Cel 114-241·1101. 1..1~''"" is dismissed ... er, lf<'l!ny of ~lOU know dn'i · .· For - fill dirt, and top soli. Coli Coli 8t ... 218-1427. 51 HouMhold Good1 44 • lfil TMt" ANTIDOT. 1~ 1 T TAICifN thl 8 Ft. Truck compor 11-1 ·four. t326 .00 coli 814· 742 -2460. ------------.,' Houses for Rent near downtown Pomeroy. CAPTAIN EI\SY ' ' ' You build It orwowlll24•48 4 cor gar- kit. t2,485, dol . Coli 1-1114-888' 7311. 5~04. ~ , ' ft. N- Roll out owning. 11900.00. 112-39~8 lftof 04 :30 or WHkondo . 1;;;;;;;;;;;:;;.;;;;.;;;;:-s.;;;p I Morning otovo, Shop Building M•torio!o Block. brick. HWer plpoo. wlndowo. 11 ntolo , ate . Cloudo Wintero. Rio Orondo, 0. Coll814•245·8121 . PlteNnt. 3 bdr. houae 60 ocro 0 Eureka, Oh. Coil 876- • : · .1--------- ' 1972 lloluntHr camper 21 ' Real Estete Wanted 41 • 8 tt~ olide-ln Sell• eMipor. Uko n-. Sl,opl 2 · 3. Spsclouo otor111o. oloctrla plug-ln. ExceUent for camplng, tithing, hunting. 1600. 814-882•81188. 81 36 11 79 Motora Home~ & Campara KIT 'N' CARLYUI ®llr LMy Wrlglll Vac. •-per. lethe. 304· Lodl.. dlomond cluot• ring 671· 3118. opprolool cortlflcoto U ,OOO. WIM 1111 for t1.1100. Wur· Put Your Order In Nowl ''::rl?ll litzor piono good cond . "Soft .. noo. ·coli 446· 0009 . Price reduced. 7 ecre1 more or ion. 'A mi. oH Rt. 218. New bern. tobacco biiH. city ochoolo. Call 446-21189330. ~ Daily Sentinel- Peg• 1984 Ohio They'll Do It Every Time & Acreage - ,' 1-ID<riCNrowJ ENTAIL BANGLE her._.. Mcarne aftll' llhe matrled him-AN DIIDEAL One letler stands for anQther. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the t,ro' O's, etc. Single letters, apoetrophea, theJensthllidformatlon of the words are all hints. E.lchclaythecodeleUerundlfferent.. CRYPTOQUOI'E OAXOVA FZX J S N AD R , T DVWXJS QNPAV VDQR' ZD I A DVFD_, D QXDNJA U T J Q X I AN A U, OX " " ' '. . ' D X8:A. _; VX-PTJ Rl\{ XBAB· • " , Q A N Y A N ... 1 Ywl dQ'e Ci;pkltllote,' AND REMEMBER, WE ALL S'ftJMBll!:, EVERY ONE OF US. TIIAT'S WHY IT'S A OOIIII'ORT TO CC HAND IN HAND. -EMILY KIMBROVG~ . . ' ••• • �'I Friday. September 28, 1884 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pege-12-The Daily Sentinel Computer system streamlines work As ot September 1, In an etfort to modernize and streamline the ~llcatl'd work Involved with real est,\lte taxes, both the Meigs COunty treasurer's and auditor's offices have tncorportated the use ot a computer system. Both offices are tied In by telephone to the P.M. Computer Services Coffipany In Canton which serves as a data base for apptoxtmately 2llCOIDitles In Ohio. The data base Is lndllxed and rruilntalned Interactively through terminals. 'The system provides for on-line maintenance of each data record through keyboard terminals operated liy county treasUrer's and auditor's personnel. · Briefly, this maintenance Includes transfers, address changes, changes In owners names, changes In legal deser!ption, changes In valuation, spUts, combinations and subdivisions. The system also handles ~lions and remissions of any charges and computesandadds penalties and delinquencies. In addition to this type of lnformatloJI, In the treasurer's office, thli system will prepare tax dupUcates and tax bllis which will now show distribution so taxpayers Don EbUn, 76, Syracuse, died. Thlll'!idlly atternilon at Veterans MEmorial Hospital. Mr. EbUn was born March 19, 19(ll 1n Pmteroy, a son of the late John . and VlrglnlaHinkleEbUn.Hewasa coal miner and also during hls career bad worked fo:'some20years for the Holsum Bakery. · Survtvlng are a daughter, Juanita IJttle, Middleport; a sister; •Elva Orueser, and two brothers, Ma\llOn Eblin and Claude Eblin, both ot Pqrneroy; a grandson and · two great-grandchildren. Preceding him In death besides hls parents were hls wife, Martha BleVIns EbUn; a half-sister, Nettle Edwards, and two brothers, Clay at Baptist Chufth going. Editing or maintenance 1s performed by the system at the time ot entrY. This allows the operator to take appropriate action Immediately while the source ot Information Is close at hand. Through the computer systEm, county records will be kept current and bills will be out In a more timely There wui be special music at the IID'IIIn& worship services by Gary Sarah Maley Sarah Maley, 83, Uttle Hocking, 2l1TIR Meets Monday TheMelgsCountyFalrBoardwill meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the secretary's office on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Em ergency runs : from Burlblgham, Ky. Sunday school Is at 9:15 a.m. the ·mornlng 'worslllp aerv1ce at 10:15 Ume will be enjoyed with hmlemade Ice cream. Members are asked to take any old pOOtcgraphs that they may have rr======;:=::; REMEMBER WIT.H FLOW relatlngtothechurcbandtocln!llsln old-time attire. . - NEW OOMPVTER S1ISTEM - Melp Couaty rre- Gea~ · ColllnsandelllployeeN~Jbwk""areboalprotldenUallllq&beaew computer ~ recftldy lneteDed In the ollloes ol&be lrealurer aad auditor at the MelpCoualy~- ,.....------.., Correction Weather forecast Tu tend a Bik~·thop set ' The St. Jude Hospital bike-a-thon will be held tomorrow (Saturday) beginning at 9: :JI a.m. ~t the Rock Springs Falrgi'ronds track. It was ett~~:..eo""'b n:poded Partly cloudy tonight and Satur.'l'ueadlr.v 11M a.rtes R. Hatday. l..oW tonight near 45. High ~ Jb..end, bad been catleled Saturday 55-QI. Winds varlable less In Melp Oi8Diy eonu-l"'eela thanlOmphtonlght.Cbanceotraln eou.t to PM.Y ~ ...,... 20 pe:CE!It tonight and Saturday. · ~ to Jailet KhMWj, Ext$dedF~ Coowq, NOri1i Qarolaa. After'. , Sunday t11rouJb oru.lay: · rev1ew1q the ca., the Court Fair ...,.... the period- Jll&bs Ia · finds JlaUield to be..., GillY up to the • Suada.v 8Dd Ia the • date bt hiiiiiJIIPOd pii.)'IDI!IID bat . ~ Moada,y 8Dd ~.Lows In &be 1o be overpUIID the ..._.,91 301 t.o mlcHilL · br;IIIIIMiy lksit~ned furwul .,nn~tmt'nl, jtllf nil ur ~bh POMEROY FLOWER' SHOP . ELECT A BUSINESSMAN • •' 0 i DonMEIGS E. COUNn Mullen· ' Commiss·i oner '' Pr..rnliwe - lllperienced Poi<t'Politicel Ad by Cendidote Don E. Mullen, 583 North 2nd Ave.. Middleport NOW HAVE YOUR MONEY GROW FASTER IN 12, 18 OR. 36 MONTHS T IT HAS IN . •' Minimum $500 deposit The 1\\ tur•iture to t"iat ,r~•. a\\ at the cei\iat ' 1 • absolute · annual yield* annual rate ' , ------~Primelin~e------- ....,.. _j8-MONTH CERTIFICATE_ s2· 4en Blades Minimum $25,000 deposit Rate is just 1% below current. Prime Rate ... and moves with it so your investment automatically keeJ}s pace with the market.· · $ 19 • _36-MONTH CERTIFICATE_ . Minimum $500 deposit · . 12.25% .. 12.78% annual yield* 'Interest automatically translerred monihly to our Diamond Investment Fund assuming 9.00\l', rate and minimum balanCe requl,..ment is maintained for one year. llates·JUbject to change with market. Substantial penalty Is required for early withdrawal. $795 W1111 SCAU£Y'S HOIIIIADE SAIKE TOP SIRLOIN W/SnR FRIED VEGETABLES ............ $895 D11 'I Ft'f'/ A6111 O~t EftiHI P'f 84 11.60% 12.10% FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 28 & 29 SPUT liNG CRAB LEGS..................................... -., \aaber • •· •. \all\ has e1erY· _j2-MONTH CERTIFICATE_ POMEROY . S4is..-- . Pick your term, and gefyollr · · money working at new, higher rates. PENNZOIL SPAGHEm WITH MEATIAUS I PEPPERONI ........ ., ' · annual rate $1 095 DIAMOND SAVINGS· 0 ' -· AND LOAN COIVPANV H"""til D•m EII111'FAIIIMEIIIT . . .Y11MWIYAND . . . lO. . I The Meigs Cwnty Emerge!lcy Medical SeMce reports !1'lllklug three l'WII 011 "nrurlday. At 8:29am., !!yracu.ewentto.7tll St. tor lA!ota Coopel' to Veterw 'Memorial. At 1:36 p.,m., Tuppers ·Plains went toStateROute68lforllll ' auto accident. No qne was lnlnlbY Cliurm members .lncludln& ported tnm the scene. MlddleiiOrt ' DonDa &nd Tl'acey Grueaer, the W~mt to zrtMalnSt. at8::11p.m. for church irto, "W4JI'II!II In l'ral8!1", Edtth Spencer to Veterans BobParkerandBeulahWhlte.After Meltlorlal. the afternoon service, a fello\VShlp 1 6 PAK CANS ·$ PEPSI FREE .... 179 C&D PEPSI............. FIVE POINTS __••.... . with the sennon br the·Rev. Mark McC1u:tc, pastor. Followi!Jtr the WQI'Shlp servtoe, a potluck dlnDer wOII!e held on the church lawn. At:ip.ro.a.ppeclalaerynonln90111 . by Gary Grill&lerwill be presented. Al8o IIIC!Uded WUl be speclll music r-----------1 Officiating at services was Mr. - ~edThursdayattheCmnden~k f~~================~U~&~L~=======-======~~::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~1 Hospital In Uttle Hocking following an extended Illness. · Born In Washington, W. Va., she was a daughter of tl'le late Straude and Sadie BrownSpencer.Shewasa member of the Little Hocking Fellowship Chapel and a !onner member of the Daughters ot America at Uttle Hocking. .Surviving are a son, George C. Maley, Uttle Hocking; two daughter, Bemlce Riggs, Fort Myers, Fla., and Ruth Moore, Waverly, W. Va.; four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. and Allen Eblin. Besides her parents, she was Se:vlces will be at 1 p.m. SUnday preceded In death by her husband, attheEwlngFuneraiHomewiththe George L. Maley In 1!171, an Infant Rev. Allan Blackwood otftclatlng. son, three brothers and a greatBurial will be In GUmore Cemetery. grandson. Friends may call at the funeral . Services will be held at 1 p.m. home frool 7 to 9 this evening and Saturday at the White-Ethridge anytime on Saturday. Funeral Horne, 125 Lee St, Belpre, with the Rev. Larry WUson officiatNathan E: Vanaman Ing. Burial will be In the Newbeny CEmetery. Friends may call at the ' ' Funeral services for Nathan funeral home tnm 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Edward Vanaman, 83, Route 1, p.m. today and until time of services Rutland, who died Tuesday at on Saturday. United Hospital In Grand Forks, North Dakota, were held at ll: ll Veterans Memorial a.m. Friday at the Ewing Funeral Admissions--Leota Cooper, SyraHome. cuse; Lawrence Jolmston, PorMr. Vanaman was born at tand; Edith Spencer, Middleport. McMechen, w. Va.,asonofthelate Discharges-Lewis Harris, HerJames Henry and Corabell Vanabert Clower, Clara Boso, Clarence man. He was a self-employed truck McDaniel, Edith Manuel, Orpha drtver and fanner. Surviving are hls wife, Beatrice James. Braglln Vanaman; a son and ~eels Monday daughter-In-law, James and Darlene Vanaman; Grand Forks Air The Bedford Township Trustees Force Base; gJ'IIIldchl!dren, VIn- will meet Monday, 7p.m,atthetown cent and Morgan Vanaman, also In hall. Grand Forks, N. C.; a brother, Malcolm Vanaman, Barnesville, .Game time changed and a sister, Velma. WIWams, ThegametonlghtatEasternHigh address unknown. . with Huntington-VInson has been Besides hls parents, he was changed from 7::Jip.m. to Bp.m. preceded In dliath by hls first wife, Bernice Grover Vanaman In August, 1974, and tour sisters. He was a member of the Light HouseCh~h . 0 Grl Also, advance draws by schoOl districtS will now be more easily obtainable because totals ot taxes collected can be figured daUy. TOOl Kelly. Burial was In Meigs MEmory Gardens. to come 1' ~Middleport. manner. Auditor William Wickline and • treasurer George Collins report anotheradvantageotthesystemlsa savings In money spent on equlpment and suppUes. · COunty personnel went to Canton to receive their training Inoperating the terminal. A field representative from Canton also makes periodic checks at the courthouse to Insure that the equipment Is operating properly. Transfer of county data to the computer Is nearly complete. Costs for the system will be Included In the treasurer's and auditor's budgets for the coming year. · A dance w111 be held Saturday, 7 • p.m. to 12 p.m.. at the American • Legion Hallin Racine tor aaes to 21. AdmJ,sslon will be $1.!11 per • coople and$1 single. Uvemuslc and refreshments wlll be provided. Heiitqe Day will be obeerved Sl,mday at the Flrst Baptist Church will know where their dollars are Area deaths Don Eblin Meigs .County lulppenings... Hentage Day set Plan Saturday dance · You'reWorth More At' Diamond. 1~1 ' Oepooitslneumt to 1100.000 O.f • . _ ,.,. • .. ·~ .... .... ....... , ... .. ..._ _ _ _ _ . . , . , _ _ ,.,..., _ _ _ , .. .,. .. _ _ '--• .,. ,.._._.,. a PICIFIC~ :.... _.. 4984- With Sct1oolhouse l.VIt ~ique Bross Finilh . . . . . ~...., 18"x30" Nallnl fiber � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 28, 1984 eblin maley spencer vanaman