http://66.213.69.5/files/original/04864a507cfaffafc4c56136a0b8a881.pdf 452ec5df661ac8f8f874f26bb0d8b777 PDF Text Text Paaa 14-The Daily·Sentinel Thursday, September 29,, 1983 Pomeroy-,.Middleport, Ohio Judge O'Brien terminates 23 court case~ Local briefs HEAP applications now available Applications for the Heating Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) are available at several locations in the two-county area. according to Letha Proffitt of Gallia ·Meigs Community Action ~. · Appllcatlons ·can be picked up at CAA offire> in Cheshire . Gallipolls and Pomeroy, senior citizens centers, county welfa re • departments, post offices and other public offices. Deadline for flUng appllcations is Jan. 31. CAA staff is available to he lp people fill out applicat ions or answer questions at CAA's main office at Cheshire, the Meigs Count y .c ourthouse and at the old Thaler Ford building on Second Avenue in Gallipolis. . lnfonnatiOn is also available by calling the state HEAP hotilne, 1-lDI-282-00lO; CAA offices at 992·5605, '446-0011 or 367-7.144; or senior citizens centers at 992-2161 or 446-7001 Eligible households must be at or below 150 percent of federal poverty guidelines, or with an annual incomeof$7,290for one person, plus $2,520 for each a ddltionai household member. }f!Ycette Chapier mav start soon Young women between the ages or 18-35 interested In fanning a Jaycette chapter are asked to contact Missy Conde at 992-7114, Marla Grimes at 992·5622 or Debbie Meadows at 992·2394. Two organizational meetings will be held, one on Sunday, Oct. 2, at 1 p.m. at GalllpollsJaycee Headquarters and theotheronMonday, Oct. 'io, at 7 p.m . at Meigs County Jaycee Headquarters. Persons unable to attend either meeting and are interested are asked to call one of the above numbers. Mine vandalism investigated · Acts of vandallsm that occurred at Meigs Mine No. 1 are being Investigated by the Meigs County Sheriff's Department. A call was received from mine officials Tuesday evening that two subjects , on dirt bikes, had entered the mine area by way of the . beltllne. ' They broke the glass on the door to the water lab, reached In an unlocked the door and set fire to a plastic trash can. AJlllne employe appeared in a safety car and saw the ~ubjects, one thr.ew a rock and broke the back glassofthe car shewasdrtvlng. They · exited by the beltllne rQild towards .Mine No. II. Tuesday evening, Lisa Cottrell, Rt. 4, Pomeroy notified the sheriff's department that she was driving her bus on county road four, just out of Dexter, when a person threw an egg In an open window. The Incident occurred at appropxlmately 4: 40p.m . Several marriages end in court E.Chrlsline Qeland, Rutland and Floyd ii. Cleland, Rutland, filed · ior dis solution of marriage In MetgS County Common Pleas Court. · Marriages dissolved were Diana Lynn McDaniel and Roger Keith McDaniel; Janette M. Tiemeyer and Davld Tiemeyer. Janette M. Tiemeyer was restored to ·her Iarmer name of Janette M. Roush; Robert C. Hysell and Connie I. Hysell. Twenty-two defe~dants . were fined and one other forfeited a bond in Meigs County Court Wednesday. : Fined by JudgP Pa!lick O'Brien were Kelly Nibert, Gallipolis, Mat; thew Villani, · Marietta, and Kat· hleen Carson, Athens, speed,$2l:and costs each: H. L. Barber,. Reeds· ville, Jeffrey .Life. Parkersburg, David Burleson, ·Gallipolis, and Kenneth Klein, Pomeroy, speed, $20 and costs each; Ma rgaret Sinclair, Pomeroy, failed to yield when turningleft,$1o a ndcast s. Also Robert Rich~n. Reeds· ville, failed to yield from private drive, $10andcosts; Grace Richard· son, Athens, speed, $22 and costs; Gregory Hayman, Long Bottom, !allure to control vehlcle, $00 and costs; Eddie Russell, Jr., Reeds· ville, DWI, $000 and costs, license suspended 60 days, three days confinement; Homer Cole, Jr., Tuppers Plains, disorderly conduct, $00 and costs, fine suspended; DouglasEblln,Pomeroy,speed,$19 and costs; Myrtle. Adkins, Mlllers- checks, restitution and costs; Ste- . port, tailed to control, $a) and costs; rllng Neville. Rutland, DWI, three LawrenCe Manley, Middleport, In· days confinement, Ucense SUS· secure load, $10 and costs; Guy pended 60 days, $250 andDcos~; Shuler, Racine, failed to display Mavis McClain, Gallipolls, WI,10 · valid registration, $10 and costs; days con!lnement , $250 and costs; Johnle Brown, Langsv111e, tailed to, license sUSpended one year, left of control vehlcle, $2) and costs; · center, $ro and costs, no operators Gregory Hutfman, Racine, parked license, $75and costs. on roadway, $10 and costs; Sue Forfeiting a bond was Mlchael Floyd, Pomeroy, · passll!g bad Dillon, Crown City, oyerioad, $223. or Secrets Total Suc;:cess Vot32,No. t 20 Cofoyrightod 1913 by Denis W aitley, Ph. D · Simple yet valuable truths that can unlock the door to succeSs . . and happiness in everyone's life. .' Open Friday Till 8:00P.M. Middleport.Book Store Mill St. Middleport Ph. 992-2641 . Mostly clear tonight with patchy fog. Low near 50. Winds light and variable. Mostly sunny Friday after eatly morning fog. High near80. Extended Ohlo Forecast Saturday throogh Monday; Fair and wann through the perlod.IUghs ln mld-70s to low litis over the weekend and In the 70s Monday. Lows ln the mid to upper iiOs Saturday and the low to mld-50s Sunday and Monday. . • OFF-. SAVE ON EVERY ITEM IN EVERY DEPARTMENT . VILLAGE HARMACY PH. 992-6669 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH. at By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Boat launching facUlties and a park on the Ohlo Rlver at Portland probably won't materlallze thls faD as was announced by Bill Quickel, chalrntan of the Meigs County Park District, at a recent meeting of the Melgs County Regional Planning Commission. The problem, according to Quickel, has been the district's lnabUlty to secure the land. Efforts to get the land transferred to the park district or to obtain a long term lease have been unsucCessful, although Quickel says district offlclals haven't given up, The land was. transferred to the Division of Wlldllfe, Department of Natural Resources, by the Department of tbe Interior when the Corps of . Engineers relinquished the former locks and dam at Portland. Quickel reports that whlle waiting to get the land transferred or leased to the park district. he has been In contact with Rep. Ron James and the offlce of Congressman Clarence Miller about a grant tor the development of the boat ramp. He said that both have been encouraging. The Lebonan trustees are In favor of the launclllng and !lark facUtles, Governor disagrees with OU economists · COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - (iov. Rlchard Celeste has given a .failing grade to two economlcs professors who forecast a big bodget surplus If a tax repeal measure fails Nov. 8. "I think It's just plain politics for those economists to make· this projection," Celeste said Thursday when asked about the forecast from Ohlo University professors Rlchard Vedder and.Lowell Gallaway. "I don't thlnk it Is responsible for the people of this state topalntAllce In WOnderland pictures and on the basis a! those pictures suggest thls is ·~· you should make that decl· stan," the governor said. Celesle told an Impromptu news conference he would give the professors an "F" grade for their report. "You give people sharp pencils and put them at a desk In a university and aU of a sudden they and If they weigh what It means for · t6 the elderly by eliminating tax can tell us how the world Is going to the state of Ohlo, going back to the rellef, cutting basic state services be," hesald. crtses of 1981 and 1982 and the and threatening Medlcald tuodlng. VedderandGallaway,atasesslon debates about how we get a -The governing board of the Ohlo sponsored by the pro-repeal balanced budget then people will Consumers' Counsel Offlce also Ohioans to Stop Excessive Taxa· not enthusiastically, mt feeling Uke went on record opposing both issues . tlon, said the budget surplus at th~ it's a gl'eilt tun thing to do - will Consumers' Counsel William Spra· end of !iscai1985 would be at least make a judgment that they're tley si!id passage raised the $500 mUllan and more likely $1.1 · prepared to pay those taxes," prospect of across· the-board spend· bUllon. Celeste said. ing cuts which would affect hls "The claims that tax repeal will Issue 3 would repeal all tax office, the Public Utilities Commls· have a chaotic Impact on state measures passed by the General slon and the Ohlo Energy Credits servtres are without !iscal founda · Assembly since January,lncludlng Program. tlon. These predictions are being the 90 percent boost In the state -The OhloPubllcTransltAssocl· made by those who, 'Qulle naturally, Income tax. Issue 2 would require a atlon, made up of regional transit have a vested Interest In ~­ ~~J~l~lal,lv~ vo~A! 1 .11)&tead BU!!u.>rltles and public transit IIYO• expenditure fucreases," the state- of a slmpleimijorlty, to ratse taxes . terns, also called fbr defeat of the ment by Vedder and Gallaway said. 1n related developments: measures. " lf state revenues' are -Members of the Ohio Commls· decrea.Setl as a result of the.passage Celeste said he had yet to meet an sian on Aging have adopted resolu · of state Issue 3, It Is a foregone !Ions opposing both antl·tax mea· conclusion that deep cuts will be Ohioan who likes a tax. "I think that If they have the facts SUI'e!l· Former Director Martin made In all state programs lnclud· in lerms of who benefits and the rest Janis said the Issues posed a danger lng transit," the group sald. ' *20% OFF ALL CLOTHING ·*20o/o OFF A.LL FURNITURE WASHINGI'ON (AP) - The government's main gauge of future economlc strength fell 0.1 percent last month, the Commerce Depart· ment said . today. It was the first decline In a year and another sign ot' future slowing In the economy. The forecasting gauge, the deparbnent1s Index of Leading Economic lndlcators,lsa compllation of a <I<JzEn forward-pointing statistics covering manufacturing, emp[oyment, prices and other areas. 1n a recent report on the gross natiOnal product, the government estimated that the economy In the thlrtl quarter was slowing to a still-strong 7 percent annual growth rate a!ler racing at a heated 9.7 percent rate In the April-June period. And since the leading Index ls designed toshoweconomlcchanges me recovery. during the month were the length of Today' sdecl!ne was the first since the workweek, manutactureres' that will occur In future months, today' s report appeared to be the0.1 slide In August 1982and worse new orders for goods and materials, than Commerce Secretary Mal· contrac\S and orders for plant and another signal that growth will slacken for the remainder of the calm Baldrige had predicted. He · equipment, the price of sensitive said last month that future months rna terlais, the money supply and the year and Into next year . The d<:partment also revised would likely show Increases of 0.5 speed with whlch vendors deliver percent to 1 percent - figures he goods. July's Index to show a 0.8 percent advance Instead of the previously said would be "consislent with the Two components were not avaUa· sustained economic recovery we reported 0.3 percent gain . Still, ble, changes In Inventories on hand would llke to see." July's showing was much weaker and changes In consumer and than earller thls year, when strong gains of 3.1 percent In January, 1. 7 Today's reporl said four of the 10 business borrowing. percent In February and2percentln . available Indicators declined In The overaD Index fell in August to March foreshadowed the vigorous August, with fonnaUon of new 158.1 percent of the 1967 base. economlc growth In the second and businesses contributing the most to During August, the accompany· thlrd quarter of the year. the drop. An Increase in average lng Index of COincident Indicators,' Private and government econcr weekly lnltlal claims for unemploy· mists have welcomed the et:Onomlc ment also pulled lt down, as dld designed to measure current condideclines In building pe!mlts and tions rather than forecast those of slowdown as further Insurance the future, fell 0.4 percent to 140.2 against a heat-up In Inflation and stock prices. Interest rates, whlch could dampen Componennts whlch Improved percent of Its base. GIRLS FASHION & WESTERN LADIES OlYMPIC BOOTS HIKERS ONLY $12 95 ONLY $3295 MEN'S LEATHER MEN'S OLYMPIC HIKERS HIKERS ONLY ·$29 95 ONLY $39 9 5 ' ' . *20o/o OFF ALL NOTIONs· . MEN'S TliOM MeAN BOYS' & MEN'S DRESS SHOES JOGGERS $1900 ~ALl' $700 AND UP · STEEL TOED RUBB81 & liATHER MINER BOOTS ONLY $299 5 & $32 95 SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR In The Heart of Pomeroy Pilots urge , end to boycott *20% OFF ALL HOME FURNISHINGS . $7 & $9 - • • BUSYWATERS-Everytblnroee11111topdown towing a 1ar1e bulldln1 ~river. lhe Ohio River. 'lbunday mol'lllllla barp w• 10011 ' *20o/o OFF ALL ACCESSORIES SALE STARTS . FRIDAY, SEPT. 30 SALE ENDS SATURDAY, OCT. 8 FREE PARKING IC ST. ., • 2 Sections, 12 Pages 20 Cenh A ~ult i m.dia Inc. New1paper Quickel said, although the township has no rnoney to put into the project. Until the matter of land ownership Is stralghted out, Quickel concedes the park district Is at a "complete standstill." · He also said that there Is some possibility that the Department of Natural Resources mlght take over the development In which case, another site down river has been selected for Improvement by the county park district. 1n talking with Kelth Wood of the Department of Natural Resourses, he said that the Portland site Is now a publlc fishing area and acknowledged that hls departJrent has talked about capital Improvements there. "But that's down the road a few years" . he commented, noting that the cost 1IJ develop the site would probably be between $70,001 and $100,000, He said that the Divlslon of WUdll!e, Department of Natural Resources, obtained the Portland locks and dam land from the Department of the Interior and "cannot transfer It to the Park District." He did speak of the posslblllty of a "concession agreement" with the · district, but said that to do that It would take an agreement from the Secretary of the Interior. *20% OFF ALL HOUSEWARES LADIES' POCKET BOOKS enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, September 30, 1983 " LADIES' FASHION BOOTS $13 TO $3495 . • Economic trend: SlowdoWn continues . STOREWIDE SALE CAN • . Land acquisition delays facility FALl SPECTACULAR 16 oz. e The 10 Best Kept Weather forecast AVAILABLE IN CHOCOLATE & VANILLA 7 • Admitted..Edward Capehart, Pomeroy; Paul Clay, Rutland. Dlscharged..Gladys Moore, Robert Manley and Bernice Molden. . "NATURAL WAY TO LOSE WEIGHT" Weekly sermonette See MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . . Family Medicine colwnn P. 5 Wildlife update Severed.lines.reduce service CLEVELAND !API -TheOhio · service was cut to the lottery's Lottery lost nearly $1 million In sales computer center In Broadview because severed telephone cables Heights. • knocked .out service to tlie lottery's Wednesday night's drawing was ticket machines across the state, held on schedule with those wagers lottery officialS said. placed before the system was · Charles R. Day, spokesm8ll fo~ paralyzed. the Ohlo Bell Telephone Co,, sai<j · repair crews were working over· night and service to most of the Ohio lottery winner ticket machines should be restored today. He said Independence ExcaCLEVELAND (AP) The vating lnc. accidentally severed the winning number drawn Wednesday cables whlle excavating for a sewer in the Ohio Lottery's dally gam projects. · '·'The Nwnber,'' was 235. "That knocked out phone service 1n the "Pick 4" game, played 11 e to about 1,000 homes and businesses, times a week, the winning numbe Including the lottery's computer was4485. center," Day said. The lottery reported earnings of Day said theexcavatlngcompany · $41,892.50 from the wagering on Its also severed Ohlo Bell trunk lines dally game, "The Number." The last month. earnings came on sales of$98,055.50, · Thomas Chema, executive~ ­ whlle holders of winning tickets are tor of the Lottery, said all machines entitled to share $56,163, officials were disabled at 9: 45 a.m. wheU sal d. Flu shots.•• See story on Page 3 · I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;~ Veterans Memorial information WE HAVE IT! Golf sectional champs . . Welfare, education face cuts COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The Celeste Admlnlstration said today that welfare and educatloo would abloril the bulk (#. budget ~Is that would be b1!ptlll!d If a tax repeal _ . . . ls approved ori the Nov. 8 lfl!lll!!'al O!lectloll ballot. Though amounts for some agencies were previously announced, the admlnlstratlollcalled anewscon!el'· enoe to give more detall oo where cuts Wlllld be mille to achle'Ye a$L5 • ·lltlllon llullget reduction If Issue 3 Plns voter approval. Primary and secondary educa· llon officials had already been told to expect a $017 mDilon cut In Flleal Year 199i, wblch beglnsJuly1,198il. Higher education afl!clal• had hem told to expect a $255 rnllllon ,...ldget cul 1n a document prepared for the news conJerence, Director Cristina Sale of the O!!Jce of Budget and Management explained other ex· peeled cuts. The second largest single cut WliB $186 mUilon for the Department of Publlc Welfare. OBM said grants would be reduced to famutes under the Aid to Dependent Children program. "Famllles will receive less than they dld In 1979whlch Is the last ttme grants were Increased. OVer 240,000 parents and over 400,000 children will be hurtbythe5ereductlons," the OBM analysts stated. It also said medical care funded by Medicaid and general reUef programs would be cut, reducing benefits lor about !l.li,OOO. people. LONDON ( AP) - The lnterna· Ilona! alrlinepilots'federatlontoday urged an early end to the 6IJ.<:Iay boycottoffilghtstoMoscowthatwas Imposed by many national pilots' associations after the Soviets shot down the South Korean alrUner. The action by the International Federation of Airline Pllots' Associ· . at ions (IFALPA) came as some alr links with the Soviet Union were already being restored with the end of a two-week fllght ban Imposed by a daren WeStern countries. IFALPA said In a statement released by Its headquarters south of London that 11 I'PC!lmmended to Its member associations that the ban on flights to Moscow be lifted as of wichMeanTlmeon mldn Sun (Sp.m . DTSaturday). et !1gh s shot down the _K ..;o-re ...an Air Lines Boelng747 on Sept. 1 when It strayed over · Soviet territory on a filght from New York to Seoul. All269onboard were kllled. The two-week ban on flights to and !rom the Sovlet Union Imposed In response to the attack ended Thursday. The Soviet carrier AeroDot and some Western airlineS resumed· filghts, but other airlineS were unable to resume Moscow !lights because of the J>Dots' boycott. ( STEPFATHER INDICTED - Dale M. Johnston hugs his wife, Sarah, In this Ocrober, 1982 file photo taken while they watted for lnfonnatlon on the murders of Todd Sclwltz and Annetle Cooper-Johnston. Johnston was Indicted Thursday lor murder by a Logan County grand lillY In the death of his stepdaughter Annetle. ( AP Laserpholo ). Stepfather ·held in Logan murders LOGAN, Ohlo (AP) -ln the more than 11 months since the dismern· bered bodies oi two teen-age lovers were discovered In this rural community, residents bought guns for protection and were afraid to go out at night. Today, one of the victim's stepfather was In jail after being charged Thursday with the slaylngs. HocldngCountySherlffJlmJones won't say why It took nearly ayearto arrest someone in the kUling and mutilation of Alinette Cooper· Johnston, 18, and her !lance, Todd Schultz,19. The victims' nude torsos were found Oct. 14, 1982, on the banks of the Hocking Rlver. Other body parts were found two days later In a nearby cornfield. ' The two were last seen alive In Logan on pet. 4 as they went for a walk. Ms. Johnston's stepfather, Dale JohnsiOn, was Indicted Thursday on two counts of aggravated murder. A special Hocking County grand jury heard testimony for nearly three days before returning the Indictments. Johnston was arrested without incident at hls mobile home about seven mlles from Logan. "I feel good, relieved," Jonessald. "Now is only the beginning." He said resldentsofthls southeast· ern Ohio city of 6,500 probably felt just as reUeved. Since discovery of the torsos and other remains, sales of pistols and other weapons Increased. As one resldentputitThursday, '"They had panic In them ." Klm Smith, 18, who said she rode the school bus with Ms. Johnston, said women have been afraid to go out at night since the slaylngs. "I used to be scared to death. Your're always thlnldng that someone's behind your back," she said, "Right now, everyone just wants justice done." At the county courthouse, a crowd of about 000 gathered as Jo~tpston was booked. Some shouted thanks to Jones for hls work on the case. Jones read the Indictment to the crowd, then said, ''It would make our job much easier if you would goon homeandgoabout your business." Johnston was moved to an undisclosed location in another county. He was to be arraigned today in Hocking County Common Pleas Courl. The crowd cheered as the cruiser carrying Johnston drove off. Authorities had never said they had any s~spects, but Johnston attracted attention because of two search warrants issued In June for his property. Most of the lnforma· tion related to that search was ordered kept secret. \ SlAl'lNG INDICl'MENT - Tile otepfalher of AnneUe CooperJ ........., lhowii wllb Todd SclwMz 111 thlo ftle photo, was lndlcted Tlninday b)' a Lop! c.u.&y poud jury and charged ..tltt munJer 1n the cllmlembennea& drn'h Dille M. Jolilllton was atTeflted without lncldenl ,.,.....,. (API en .......... ). ., .' �Ill Court Street · Pomeroy, Ohio DEVfJI'ED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS.MASOII( AREA .... ~ ~m~ r-T"'L-1~-r-·~d·F==t ~v . ' . ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher •' .• PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFUCH Assistant Publisher/ Controller !tag• 2-The Daily Sentll'lll l'omeloy Middleport, Ohio Friday, September 30, 1983 So long, Jim __--,-_______Ja_mes __J_.K_i....::...lpa_t_ric_k The Daily Sentinel •· Friday, Septembe, 30, 1983 Comment • General 1\tanagcr DALE ROTHGEB, ,JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press .<\.ssocta~ tioft 8114 the Amertcu Newspaper Publisher Association. WASHJNGTON - 11 ' Interior made to appear. To offer one Secretary James Watt has not example only: Watt's pollcy in resigned hls office by the time thls opposing further land acqulsltlons gets Into print, be assured that hls for tbe national park system Is departure Is only a matter of tlrne. . plainly wiSe <111d prudent; his It Is an old metaphor but an apt one: opposition to expendlng federal Watt has become a loose cannon on funds for wholly local parks reflects Reagan's ship of state. He has to be tbe first prlnclples of federalism . jettisoned. Watt has not wreaked "grave and It ls an unhappy prospect lor Irreparable damage on the nation's conservatives. For aU tbe ferocfous heritage," as hls foes predicted two attacks upon him by the Sierra years . ago. He has been a good Club, tbe Wilderness Society and steward. other such outfits, Watt Is by no Those of us in !be news business means the monster he has been will mlss hlm also. Wben President Reagan organized hls Cabinet ln January 1981, only two members offered much in the name of color: Al Halg and Jjm Watt. The choleric secretary of state, stomping through gardens of English syntax, always was good copy. Watt was even better. "I continue to be amazed," Rep. Morris K. UdaU once remarked, "at the secretary's lncreasingly frequent compulsion to plck a tlght. ... It was an amazing characterlstlc indeed. We have known combative Cabinet members before - Henry LI:ITERS OF OPINION &rl' weloomed. They should be less &han 300 words A.lllelters areJWJbject lo edltlasaud must be signed "'lth name, flddr~s and .number. No unslrned letters wUI be published. Letters should be In ,.ad.lute, adllrelllln& bl~tues, not personalities. · ._1..._o.e Yesterday's leader is today's also-ran A return on your money of 28 percent a year Is more !ban enough to double your assets in three years -11 you're able to maintain tbepacetbat long. wan Streeters.w1ll ten you, however, !bat lt Isn't !bat easy, an opinion easlly docwnented by a qulck look at tbe professional invesliJr pertonnance charts, whlch often show yesterday's leader Is today's aJso.ran. But a survey of one group shows !bat lts members have been able to maintain tbe 28 percent rate for nine years, or long enough to turn a $l,IXXl Investment Into more than $8,1XXl - before tbe tax termites do tbelr job. That pertonnance Is claimed by amateurs - members of clubs !bat · report to tbe National Association of Investment Clubs. And the 28 percent was just average. ~me of tbe clubs earned considerably more. "The real beauty oflt," says Tom O'Hara, association chillnnan, "Is !bat It's coming from indlvjduals.tbroughout.tbe nation who have had very Utile · ·· ·formal training or experience In Investing." According to O'Hara's calculations, the average club in the survey- 240 clubs, or about 5 percent of NAICmembershlp, were examined- has been able to beat tbe market soundly in both the long term and short. In !be same nine-year perlod, for example, tbe Standard & Poor's 4(10.stock Index rose just 17 percent. And over the.period from May 1, 1982 through Aprll :ll, 1983, club performance topped tbe S&P 400 by 44 percent to 36 percent. The clubs have have had' tbelr share of disasters too, as you rnlght expect. In violation of tbe basic principles tbat should have guided them, many clubs lost heart during !be days of depressed prices In tbe 19'ms. Faced at their monthly meetings with continued losses, hundreds of clubs dlsbailded. unfortunately at tbe very time, according to NAIC " precepts, !bey were being presented wltb investment opportunities. The NAIC believes in regularity. One rule slates tbat you should Invest .. sman amounts regularly over long periods of time in order to take yourself out of !be position of having to guess tbe market. Dividends are merely something to be reinvested - never to be spent. And !be decision should be as automatic as tbe regular monthly Investments, whlch averaged out in the latest survey to$34.36apersonand .• $447.17 a club. .·.• Berry's World (l 1MlbyN€A. Inc ~ · QA.. 9-c ,..._.,-~ " Why certainly we can spare some change to help you pay back your college loan! " T()()ay in history Today Is Frtday, Sept. 30, the 273rd day of ljl83. There are92 days left In !be year. · Today's hlghllght In history: On Sept. 30, 1946, an international mllltary tribunal In Nuremberg, Germany, found 22 top Nazi leaders guUty of war crimes and sentenced 11 of them to death. On thls date: In l!Kl6, the New York Central Rallroad began using electric locomotives. In 1954, tbe first atomic-powered vessel, tbe submartne Nautllus, was commissioned by the U.S. Navy. In 19'10, the United States and the Sovlet Union signed pacts designed to .• avoid accldenlal nuclear war. ·• And ln 1971, Richard Nixon became the first U.S. president to vlslt .: Yugoslavia. : Ten years ago: West German Chancellor.Willy Brandt cut short a visit to the United Slates and returned to Bonn to deal wltb a political crlsls. Flve years ago: Scores of people, mostly clvillans, were reported killed around Beirut, Lebanon, ln tlghtlng between Lebanese Christians and .. Syrtan peacekeeping forces. 0i1e year ago: McNeU Conswner Products Co. ordered the recaU of .: Extra-Strength Tylenol alter people dled from taking capsules laced wltb ·. cyanide. Seven deaths evm!Qally were attrtbuted to the polsonlng. · Todays birthdays: Actress Deborah Kerr Is 62. Author Truman Capote • Is 59. Actress Angle Dicklnson Is 52. 'Ibougllt for today: "Advice Is Uke snow. The Softer It faJ)s, tile deeper It' :. sinks into tile mlnd .... - Samuel Coleridge, Engllsh writer (1712-l&'W) . .I .. PLO in Lebanon _______~Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rs_on WASHINGTON - Intercepted radlo messages extinguish any doub~ tbat may still llnger about !be pluilclpation of tbe Palestine Liberation Organization In !be continuing assault upon the Leba· nese government. The defeated PLO forces tllat President Reagan rescued from the Jsraell onsiaught a year ago - the same C!emorallzed troops tllat U.s . Marines escorted safely out of Lebanon from under Israeli gunsare now back. No one doubts they'll soon be ftrlng at tbelr Marine benefactors 11 they haven't already in !be flghtthat Is taking place In the mountain slde by side wltb the PSP (Druze mllltla) ." · - "We need more personnel ... It Is very urgent to support tbe fight In Bbamdoum Qty." And later: "Our role In the fight ln Bhamdoun was extremely appreciated and !be ·morale Is very high." The story of the great turnaround In Lebanon Is told in documents !bat have been heavlly classlfled. The CIA foresaw the Israeli Incursion Into Lebanon and urged "that the agency should provide mllltary and financial assistance" to the Chris· done so. !ian Phalanglst mllltlas. The pur· Out of tbe guerrllla·lnfested pose of thls, pure and simple, was to mountains overlooking tbe Marine block Israel from establishing a· positions have come terse radlo pro-Israell government in Lebanon. calls from PLO units. The mes· "Should these mlllttas remain sages have been monitored, and my . solely dependent on Israeli supassociate Lucette Lagnado has port," . tbe CIA argued, "tbe U.S. seen the transcripts. Here are a few w1ll folfelt an Influence ln a typical excerpts: post-incursion environment, wlth . - "Our forces are grouping ... We the llkely resulting suppression of are on tbe International Road, the Moslem comm\lnltles and . Belrut·Damascus, and we are expulsion of the Palestlnlans." chasing !be' Lebanese forces toReagan & Co. adopted tbe CIA . wards Souk el·Gharb City." recommendation and, thereafter, - "Our forces are participating llate .·.. .' • Kissinger Wllllam Simon. Harold Ickes, Joe Callfano - but I cannot recall any top federal offlclal, not even Bobby Kennedy as attorney . general,.wlth Watt's positive (lenlus for arousing antagonism. In thls event he won aU the blue ribbons. At !be merest mention of hls name. tbe Audubon Society raised aU lts hackles. Watt has added years to tbe Ute of Gaylord Nebon, chairman of tbe Wllderness Society; one word from Watt and Nelson's adrenals start pumping. It Is sad to reflect on how sorely tile professional co. servatlonlsts w1ll mlss Jim Watt. Who w1ll they have to kick around now? President Reagan will miss hlm also. Watt has provided a sturdy bridge to a Western constituency of great Importance td the Reagan administration. He has been a loyal lleutenant, obedient to the president's spoken and unspoken wishes. Such aides are hard to come by. They cannot be abandoned without SOITOW, as Jimmy Carter dJsco. vered wltb Bert Lance and Richard Nixon discovered wlth John Eh· rlichman and Bob Haldeman. But good executives learn In tbelr cradles ·that affecUon and sentJ. ment · have their llmlts. Watt crossed beyond these llmlts in his recent unfunny description of an Ideally balanced commission on coal leasing: "We have every kind of mlx you can have. I have a black, I have a woman, two Jews, and a cripple." The television cameras showed Watt giggling at what he supposed was wit. In tbe Whlte House, we may Imagine !be president breathing a prayer that dates from tbe time of Louis XIV: "May God ·protect .me from my ' friends. I can take care of my enemies myself.'' ~aii outbld the Israelis for the loyalty of draw. ThenSyrla'sPresldentHafez the Christian Phalangtsts. When Assad would cheerfully agree to the Israelis struck last yea,r as !be . end his long occupation of eastern CIA had predicted, Reeagan InterLebanon. vened. The rout of tbe PLO forces Meanwhile, !bey would set up In had'- been aU but consummated Beirut a government that would be when U.S. pressure halted the pro-Amerl~an but acceptable to the Israeli advance. Arab world, because It would be For a hlstortc moment, the free of Israell taint. president had It wlthln his power to . Who would keep · order In Lecommand events. He could have banon untll the new regJme ·was aUowed tbe Israelis to complete strong enough to govern? Shultz tbelr mop-up, crush the PLO, chase arranged to send ln tbe Marines as tbe Syrians out of Lebanon and part of an International peaceestablish a solld, pro-Western gokeeping force. Their stay would be vernment In Beirut. short, be promised. .But Secretary of State George But underlings tried to warn !bat Shultz, who had come to the State Assad would not puU hls troops out, Department from doing business !bat a durable Lebanese govern· wlth tbe Arab world, was deter· men! could not be patched together mined to keep Lebanon out of wlth dlplomatlc glue and tbat thls Israel's clutches. He persuaded the turbulent plece of earth would wind president to send Philip Habib to up as a u.s. protectorate. tbe Middle East to negotiate a The underlln'g s - an of !bern settlement. experts at the international chess Shultz and Hablb were magniD· game -made another polnt: There cently conDdent, serene In thelr was only one mllltary force in !be special insight Into tbe Arab" mind. Middle East powerful enough, they All they had to do, !bey thought, was sald, to block Sovlet-Syrlan designs. to pressure the Israelis to wltb· That was the Israeu army. _________________________Ar_t_B_uc_h~__w Almost every lime President gotten under their skins. to worry about Is getting kllled. Reagan gives ,a speech he makes But !ben, I had to come down on Playing on thls gut emotion, reference to a letter he received !be side of Sen. Hatch and here Is teachers tend to polnt out the from some student bacldng him on why. School children do not have negative side of tbe nuclear arms the partlcular Issue he's lrylng to the Intellectual capacitY to express bulldup,. and never mentlon !be push at the moment. It has always themselves on sometblng as sertous fanout from the pluses. Is It any made me wonder 11 tbe president as nuclear war. They don't under· • wonder President Reagan ls get· ever gets mall from klds who don't stand It and never w111. All tbey are ling so much mall from school agree wltb hlm. doing are mouthing the biases of children teUlng hlm !bat !bey are . WeU, lt turns out he does. Sen. their parents and teachers who afraid of nuclear war? Orrin Hatch angrUy brought It up In have been lnfluenced by the liberal Sen. Hatch doesn't llke lt and tbe Senate a few weeks ago. In an anti-Reagan medla. neither does !be Whlte House. emotional speech he revealed the No chUd has ever seen a "window Puplls are supposed to wrlte to tbe Whlte House averages 100 letters a · of vulnerablllty" close up, nor does president telling hlm how much day from school children voicing ' he or she understand tbe lmpor· !bey love hlm, and how much they tbelr fears about nuelear war. tance of hardened MX mlssUe sUos, pray for hlm, and how happy !bey Hatch maintained that these mulll·warheads, first-strike capa- are hls policies are working to get letters were Inspired by teachers blllttes and all !be other Utile things us out of a recession. Those kinds of who belonged to \he National that go Into maintaining a superior letters wrttten· from tbe heart are Education Association, and clted a deterrent.arsenal. All the klds seem passed aU around the Whlte House book NEA had published titled, "Choices: A Unit on Confilct and Nucleat'- War." The book encour· 'lges puplls to write to tbe president and world leaders to express their fears. The senator from Utah sald he was outraged by the anti· president blas in the letters, which he descrlbed as "pervasive evidence of political propaganda." The NEA denied tbelr book was responsible for the anti-nuclear . man because. only J,IXXl had been sold. (With a title llke that I believe to make everyone on the staff feel good. The ones Instigated by pro-freeze teachers have no place on !be president's desk. He bears from Congress and from misguided grown-up doves an day long. He doesn't want to be told the same thing by a bunch or scared school ldds. There Is no law you can't write to a president disagreeing Wlth him on what he Is doing. But sending pervasive poUtlcal propaganda to tbe White House goes beyond tbe boundaries of good manners. To paraphrase Sen. Hatch, "11 a student doesn't have anything good to IISY about tbe nuclear arms race -he shoukin't say anJ!thlll!l Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Bruce feels odds favor Bucks to ~uch " We w1ll be a run · team," Bruce ByGEORGE8'1BODE APSportawrtter voteamwedgood. "Th ... at's what makes our COLUMBUS,Ohlo(AP)-Earle Bru "'""' • GE.-~.....tb·ranked Ohlo State's football coach, believes the Buck· eyes are too large a favorite Saturday for tbelr Big Ten Confer. ence game against winless Minnesota The Ohlo State rushing attack picked up steam Wednesday when 226-pound sophomore tailback Keltb Byars was cleared for duty . He sprained a knee at Iowa. Byars Asked about Ohlo State'sJO.polnt . favoritism, Bruce replled: "Ilook at tbatandldon'tbeUevelt.Minnesota and fellow· taUback Kelvin Lindsey rank one-two in team rushlngwlth a ft~~ 344 Yards In Ohlo State's Is a youiJg te: .n wltb a great llnebacker (Peter Najartan). And tbeyhaveagoodquarterback (Greg Murphy.)" Minnesota's taUbacks are not In suchgoodshape.AlanReldlslostfor !be season wltha broken arm. Tony Hunter, slowed wltb an lnjured ankle, rnlght play some against !be Buckeyes. However, lt Is !be passing game tbat coach Salem tblnks will be Important for the Gophers, beaten by Nebraska 84-13 and Purdue 32·:!1 atte in 2 ran open g 1-17 victory over Rlce. Iowa used the air game for276 yards and two touchdowns last Minnesota Coach Joe Salem looks at the Odds dlfferently, ·saying: "Hopefully, we won't get beat !bat bad, ~t lt was 251ast year and we gotbeatby25(35-IO) .Man·for-man, they're better tban are." Bruce has worked hard on Ohlo state's running game tbls week, we Salemdoesnotexpectanemotion· ally aroused Ohlo State team, not after tbe cBuckeyes played at Oklahoma and Iowa back-to-hack. "I can't ·lmagine they're going to come out as 11 playing for !be national championship," he said. "I do n't expect them to betoo exclted . .. Y.ou can only get up steam .or • so manygamesayear." An Ohlo Stadium crowd of more !ban 87,1XXl Will watch !be 27tb meeting between theBlgTenrtvals. OhloStatehaswon:!loftbe26games ln !belle~ that ~an In 1921. Tomadoettes ·post win·- )l!lttlngmoreemphaslson ltthan tbe Bucklney~ pas . sing attack that went . week. · sour a..,.141ossatlowa tastweek. "They play !be run good," Salem MlkeTomczak,OhloState'sNo. 1 satd of !be Buckeyes. "They're ranked passer nationally, !brew bigger, faster and stronger !ban three interceptions and misfired on Purd It d • look good T 21 of 34 ""•- at Iowa. The ue, so oesn t . o ,...._.. have some success against !bern, Buckeyes ran tbe ball only 39 times we're going to have to throw tbe against tbe Hawkeyes. ball." From The Wild I By KEITH WOOD Ohlo are getting lnvol"ed ln Metp Game Proteclor reporting the non·sportsman taking Today the forest Ore season "'f our wlldllte resource. begins according io Shade River T.I.P. Is the symbol tbat stands State Forest Manager Jim Milliron. for Turn In a Poacher. The · Shade River Forest consists of poaching hotline number Is toU· approximately tree, 1-&Xl-POACHER. Persons reJ,IXXl acres of pubSEOAL porting wlldllfe violations are ellgl· He hunting area. ble for cash rewards. The reward ·. ~ These areas in . progrll!lJ Is tile result of rnvate Jackson at Logan ~ Ohio provide ex- . ' ' contrlbutlons solicited by tbe volun- GalllpoUs at Athens ~ · cellent facUlties teer T.I.P. cltlzens Involvement for hunting. Let's NON.sEOAL gro\!p. Ironton at Ashland · work together to keep these areas ~~ involved.and help us belp you clean from Ore and'lltter. protect our wlldl1le · resource ·l)y OHIO VALLEY OONFEKENCE ' Jim has maps of Shade River reporting violations. located at tbe forest otflce at tbe Coal Grove at Oak Hill junction of Meigs County Road 43 To close thls week, I want to Rock Hill at Chesapeake and State Route 68l ln Olive report that I have received many . Township. 'l'RI·V!\IJEY CONFERENCE questlons concerning tbe new Ohio Alexander at Belpre Hunter Orange Law. Today the deer longbow and at Warren Local Federal-Hocking Thls new law was brought Into crossbow season begins in' Ohlo. effect to decrease hunting accidents Vinton County at Meigs Wltb the deer herd at·another hlgh in Ohlo. Hunters Injured are many Miller at Trimble thls year, as ln the yearsoftbe past, limes mistaken for game such as Ne.lsonvllle.York <tt WeUston hunters should have another suc- deer and are not seen by other SVAC NON-LEAGUE cessful season. To bow hunt deer in hunters. Vinson at Eastern Huntington Ohio, !be hunter Is required to have The Hunter Orange Law Is Ironton St. Joe at Hannan Trace a deer permit (tag) and an Ohlo Included in tbe deer gun season In hunting license. North GaUia at Hamlin Ohlo. The law also applies to an Wahama at Southern , The bow season runs through hunters during tbe special prlrril, 1 Jan. 31, 1984. Hours for hunting are tlve weapons season on Salt Fork, Southwestern at Hannan one-half bour before · sunrtse to Wlldcat Hollow and Shawnee one-half hour after sunset. l1l1IF;RS Forest; tbe statewide shotgun season; tbe statewide prtmltlve PortSmouth Notre Dame at As !be huntlng seasons are weapons season, and tbe special Wheelersburg Boyd County at Huntington High neartng, the wildlife violations w1ll hunts at the Ravenna· Arsenal. go on tbe increase. Agaln thls year, The law states !bat hunters must (Thursday) Ohioans and Meigs Countlans will wear an orange hat, cap, vest or Pt. Pleasant at Huntington East BarboursvUie at Ripley get involved wltb curbing and, jacket vlslble In an directions. hopefully, some day stopping poachlilg In Ohlo. Don't forget. Get landowners' Thistledown results The program, T .J.P., showed tbe permission and do be careful. Division of WUdllfe that people In . NORTH RANDALL, Ohlo (AP) - Stearla's Ransom, rldden by WUUam Avalon, won !be featured eighth race at Thistledown on Thursday, running tbe six furlongs Belpre ................. !..... ........... 369 Coach Bob Ashley's Melgs Ma· in 1:121-5. New Lexington ...................... 370 rauders captured the 1983 Class AA The winner paid $17, $7.60 ana Sheridan .. ............................ 373 Sectional golf tournament held $4.40 . Wellston ..................... .... ...... 3SO Thursday at the Oxbow course near How To Know, second. returned Chesapeake .......................... 387 Belpre. $6.40 and $4.60, while Lucky Nugget Gallipolis .............................. 3M The Marauders, now 29-5 overall, Nelsonville-York . ...... ... .......... 397 pald $3.60 for comlng in third. Will participate In !be Class AA In the last tr!lecta, the combina· South Point ........................... 432 Dlstrtct at ChUUcotbe next Wednes· tion of7·5-4 paid $1,409.40. Ironton .... ... .................... ...... 453 day against Htllsboro, Minford and The crowd of 3,UI bet $442,702. • Fairland ............................... 462 Portsmouth West. chael, who played a great game, added elght tantallzlng serves that gave ber club a 12-3 advantage. The game was highlighted by outstantllng net play and several key spokes by Amy Littlefield and Laren Wolfe. Playing tbetr usual steady floor games were Karen Hemsley, Debble Michael, Jenny Bentley, and Becky Michael. Wolfe added two points and Littlefield added the game winning point for tbe ll)-4 win. After a 2-il KC lead on served by Mla Young, Jenny Bentley took charge and netted seven consecu· tlve splkes. Southern breezed on to the 15-7 trtumph. Leading Southern were Debbie Michael wltb eight serving points, Jenny Bentley seven, Becky Ml· chael seven, Amy Littlefield four, and Laren Wolfe four. Kelly Roush led Kyger wlth four, and Mla Young added three. Southern hosts Miller on Monday . ·ronight's area games r~.·. ....... "" : M SER~ BALL- Southern's Tornadoettes are shown returning a aerve during ThUJ'!Iday's SVAC encounter at Kyger Creek. Southern continued Its winning ways on the voUeybaU court with a two set victory over the Lady Bobcals. . Profess ional Counseling and Family Services Woodland Centers ~ WE WELCOME YOU TO TRY OUR NEW SPECIALTIES FROM OUR NEW NIGHT MENU Pomeroy .. 9.92·2192, • --~ 031 JACKSON PII<E • Rt35 WEST Phone .....524 8MQAJII AMTWES S.T a SUN ALL Sf'A1S U .OO A.DMISSION EVERY TUESDAY 12.00 ~PT 30UWUthru OCT:!j THIJIIStMY I ~y Valuable Coupon When you buy one meal at theregular price, receive another meal of the same value or less. at 1/2 PRICE When you present this coupon. Note: If you chose a meal of lesser wlue if will be at Yz price. not the expensive meal. . (Offer applies only to evening dinner menu.) Meigs golfers win .Sectional · Rod the Harrison's 13-over·par 85 paced Marauders, whO tlnlshed wltb a 363 team effort, six strokes ahead of runnerup Belpre. Other Meigs scores were: Shawn Baker; 89; Lee Powell, 92 and Parker Long, 97. Jay Carpenter Ored a 99 for !be ~tiona! champs. ·Meigs leads the Trl·VaUey Confer· ence standings wltb a 7·1 mark. Chesapeake's Jeft Hutchinson captured lndlvldual honors wltb a J8.45.&1. Hutchinson w1ll also advance to the district. Belpre and New LexingtOn Will advance to !be dlstrtct Galllpolls placed ~;eYentb In !be tnurnament wtta a 3M totaL Blue Devil scores were: BoAllen, 92; Torn Meadows, 97; Tim Spur· lock, 102; Kyle Saunders,l03; Steve Bradbury, 112. Galllpolls, now 17·28 on the year, wlll play at Jackson Monday. Here's Thursday's flnaJ team standings: Team Meigs ············ ·•···················· 363 ENJOY THE GREAT FOOD AND FINE ATMOSPHERE NEW EVENING 1\0URS TUES.-SAT. 5 I!..M.-10 P.M. r;:;;;;;;;;;;:===================j FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 8 P.M. DENTED AND SCRATCHED BEDS AND DISCONTINUED STYLES BOOKCASE WATERBEDS. ASL2~ $200 LARGE MIRRORED 2 TIER WATERBEOS !bern.) My first reaction to Sen. Hatch's speech was tbat I was happy to learn there were 100 students a day who could stlll write letters. This shows tbe country's educaUonaJ situation Is not as bad as It has been painted. The second was !bat tbe letters had somehow been read by top aides In tbe Whlte House and had Astg:$J00 Experience the restful comfort and luxury , of a waterbed. and save in the bargain! Every size and model is at terrific reductions now! WAYSIDE FURNITURE 241 Third Ave. Gallipolis, OH. �Ohio • Atlanta now 'plays scoreboard By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sporf.'l Writer Atlanta Braves Manager Joe Torre says his team has been "playing scoreboard" of late. And for a change, he liked what he saw. Onegameawayfromelimlnation in the National League West race, Torre's team continued to hang on Thursday night with a 5~ viCtory over the Houston Astros while Los Angeles was losing a doubleheader in San Diego, 7-1 and 4·1. "Tonight was Indicative of the way our season has gone," said Torre. "We've been watching the scoreboard all year.'' Bob .Wats&idrove In a run for Atlanta with a doub1e In the eighth, and the Braves won it In the ninth on Randy Johnson's RBI single as the Braves came back from a three-run deficit. In other NL action, San Francisco whipped Cincinnati 11-7 and PiUsburgh stopped New York 4-2. Astros tied the score in the bottom of the Inning on Harry Spilman's RBI base hit. Then the Braves scored the wlnnJng run In the nlnth against Vern Ruhle, 8-5 1n a single by Chris Chambliss, a" nl¥ :oAlbert Hall and Johnson's sin~· Gene Gam: r , •-5, earned the vlctmy and T"rty Forster secured Houston took a 3-0 lead after two the game's final three outs for his innings on a run-scoring single by 13th save of the season. Bill Doran and ·two Atlanta erPadres 7-4, Dodgers 1-1 rors.The Braves came back with In San Diego, Tony Gwynn's two runs ln the seventh on Claudell two-out RBI single and Kevin Washington's RBI double and Dale McReynolds' two-run hit keyed a Murphy'ssacrilice fly. lnnlng to lead the sixth-run eighth Atlanta went ahead 4-3 in the Padres' first -game victory over the ' e_ighth on Watson' sdouble before the Dodgers. Limited to four hits In seven Innings by Dodg~rs starter Bob Welch, the Padres erupted for six runs off four Dodgers pitchers to break a 1-1 tie. Andy Hawkins scattered seven hits In 8 2-3 Innings and Terry Kennedy dr11Jed a solo homer to lead the Padres In the nightcap. Hawklns, a 23-ye:u--old righthander called up to the majors earner tbls month, struck out a career-high 10 and walked four while giving up the Dodgers' only run on a two-out homer in the ninth by Jose Morales. Hawklns, 5-7, needed last-out relief help"from Luis DeLeon, who posted his 13th save. By The Bend Giants II, Reds 7 _ In C!nc!nnatl, Chris Smith hit a two-run homer In the seventh !nnlng to overshadow a two-run, pinch single by Johnny Bench In his 11na1 C!nclnnati appearance and vault San Francisco aver the Reds. Bench, making his farewell appearance before 8,067 home fans, singled to Ignite a nve-run rally In the flfth!nn!ngthat brought the Reds from a four-run deficit to a 7-6lead. But Smith's two-run homer then gave the Giants an 8-7lead and they added three more In the eighth on a throwing error by Reds reliever Rich Gale, a single by Max Venable and a double-play grounder. Family Medicine By Edward Schreck, D.O. Because treatment with antlblotics such as penicUlln Is not effective against Viruses, there Is no of OMeopatldc Medlclae remedy for most flu aside from rest Queedon: With the beginning of and Intake of fluids. That Is why school, the flu has already hit many • health olfflclals encourage people in children and families-In my neigh- high risk groups to prevent ln. borhood. I'm wandering U a flu shot fluenza problems by having vacclls a good idea for nations before the flu season begins. me a n d m y Question: Wby does my friend husband? say the shots don't work? Answer: AlAnswer: Unfortunately, many though most peadifferent viruses can cause the set pie In general . of symptoms we generally Identify good health rec, '• as the flu, and the strains that are over In atew days prevalent usually change from ' from . influenza, year to year. Health officials put In this viral aliment a great deal of effort year round can be a serious or e.ven fatal trying to accurately anticipate disease for the elderly and for what virus stain Is likely to be people with respiratory conditions. strungest each flu season. ' Aut. Prot. or Family Medicine Ohio University College Veterans Memorial Hospital has a physician trained in emergency medlc!ne In Its emergency room 24 hours a day. Sometimes, however, . eve~ tbls Is oat enough protection against illness or Injury. People must be prepared to deal with emergency situations on the spot. Severe bleeding Is a particularly dangerous situation. Severe bleeding may be stopped by three methods: Di1'ect pressure, presstire points and tourniquet. Direct pressure Is the preferred method. Place a thick clean cloth over the wound and press firmly with the palm of the hand and continue to apply direct pressure. Do not disturb any blood clots that ONE LAST TIME- JobluQ' Bench, pla.ylng!n his final borne game · as a member of lbe Clnclmlllll Redo, 11pi Ids hi.lmet to the crowd alter a pinch hit lllngle during lhe llftb IIIDing or their game versus the San Franclllco GlaDU 'lbliJ'Ilda,r nlpt In Clnc!nnall. CAP Laserphoto). . JI£JGS By BEN WALKER AP Sporf.'l Writer Two rookie pitchers came close to making the Hall of Fame tbls season. Oakland's Mike Warren made it. Warren, a · 22-year-old righthapder who began the season in Class AA, became the first rookie to pitch a n<>-hltter in more than a decade Thur.sday night when he shut down the American League West champion Chicago White Sox 3-0. Twice this season rookies had gotten close - Pittsburgh's Jose DeLeon came wltbln one out and Philadelphia's Charlie Hudson got within two outs. Warren'sgem, wh!chwillresultin a game ball being sent to the BaSeball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., made him the first rookie to pitch a no-hitler since Texas' Jim Bibby did It against Oakland on July 30, 1973. He's the 13th rookle to accomplish the feat slncel900. It was also the first no-hitter for Oakland since Vida Blue, Glenn Abbott, Paul Lindblad and RoliJe Fingers combined on one in 1975. Tbe game marked the first time Chicago had been no-hit since Boston's Bill Monbouquette mastered the White Sox In 1962. ·And, It was the second no-hitter In the major leagues within a week . St. I;.ouls' Bob Forsell no-hit Montreal 3-0 on Monday. New York's Dave Righetti no-hit Boston on July 4 this season. Only.once did the White Sox come close to getling a hit as Warren, 5-3, relied on his curveball and changeup. With two outs in the eighth Inning, pinch hitter Mike Squires belted a long drive to right field that Mike Davis - Inserted Into the game that Inning as a defensive replacement- caught at the wall. Warren ran halfway to the mound to stai1 his warmups In the ninth as the crowd of 9,008 cheered on the cold and Wlndy night In Oakland. Warren, who spent last year In Class A and began this season with Albany, N.Y., of the Eastern League, was called up to the majors on June 8 and made his debut on June 12, against Chicago. His first pllch In the big leagues was a wild pitch with the bases loaded. Wah-en, who faced 29 men, two over the mln!mum, was sent down to Class AAA Tacoma In June, but was recalled bY, Oakland on Aug. 8. In other AL games, It was Minnesota 2, Texas 0; Detroit 9, Baltlmore4; NewYork4,Boston3; Cleveland 4, Milwaukee 2; and Seattle 5, Kansas City 4. . The Meigs Marauder freshmen upped their record to 2-0 with a :JG-6 win over Belpre here Thursday. Coach Larry Grimes' Little Marauders totaled 212 total yards In erupting for 14 second halt points In breaking a 6-6 halt score. Three different Meigs players scored as Phil King tossed six yards to J. R. Kitchen for the first score, Huey Eason ran 41 ya'rds'for the secohd, and Paul Dailey plunged twa yards for another. DonBecker'sreceptlon of a King aerial accounted for the Marauders' only successful extra points, those on their final TD. Eason ran for 98 yards In 20 carries while fullback Dalley accounted for 78 yards In 14 trips. Meigs' next game Is next Thursday at Warren Local against the Warriors at 5:30p.m. ~ The eighth grders improved their record to 2-1 with a 14-0 win over NelsonvUle-York at Buchtel on Wednesday. Meigs scoring came from a 60 yard pass play from Mike Bartrum toBiliBrothersanda40yardrunby fullback Don Nichols. The eighth grade's next opponent will be Alexander next Thursday. form. If blood soaks through the compress, do not remove it but add another pad over It and continue with ftrmer pressure over a wider r----------- area. The Daily ' Sentinel r A limb that Is bleeding severely should be elevated. It bleeding stops or slows, wind a bandage around and over the compress, being careful not to wrap the bandage too tightly. Pressure points should be used (USPS 145-11410) A Dlvlllon of MuUJmedla, Inc. ~ubllshed evecy afternoon, Monday through Friday, Ill Court Street, by the Ohio Valley Publlshlng Company . Multimedia, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, 992· 2156. Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. 5-11, 181~. Senior W!n'T The Meigs Junior High football program was In full go this past week. On Tuesday the seventh graders hosted Jackson. The Ironmen struck early and went on to win, 28-14. Scoring for Meigs was tailback Wes Howard. The seventh graders are now1-lon the year 11nd travel to Oak Hill on Monday In search of their second win. 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SCXYI'l' DAN THOMAS 5-11, 11141 pound Junior End I GHEEN IH • 148 pound Junior End rl;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiirl L"'--tion ~·:LUNG DIVISION INSTANT SUCKLE · Jll STERLING Ill STIRLING Faucet 8" faucet has ABS houstn g, brass spout wt1h flow reducer 753 -1 86 CHEAPIES Faucet 4" faucet Wlth •ABS housing, I . and p;,.·· pop-up SUGAR RUN MILLS. STAR SUPPLY 3RD MEDICATED MILK REPlACER '1488 '12·· 949-2626 RACINE 101 JIJltERRY -. PH. 992-2115 POMEROY, OH. Answer: Vaccination Is generally recommended for persons over 65 years of age. It Is also strongly recommended for all persons with serious health problems such as ·congestive heart faUurc, marked heart valve disease, emphysema, asthma, chronic renal disease and diabetes mellitus. People with these kinds of health problems cannot tolerate serious upper respiratory Infection. Question: Are there any side vaccinated, there is redness and a effects to the vaccine? welt at the site of the shot. Others Answer: Probably the mosl have fever and muscle aches which publicized side-effect Is the last for one to two days. Also, Guillain-Barre Syndrome which Is persons who have allergies to egg a type of paralysis. While the proteins should not take the number of people suffering this • vaccine. reaction was slightly higher with Despite these problems the vac: the 1976 nu vaccine, It Is rare and cine Is stlll the most eflectivewaytq : fortunately the vast majorlty of prevent influenza. To flnd out If you.; vlctlnns recover completely. are a candidate for the vacclrte:·· In less than a third of the persons check with your famUy physician.:: . , .:· - · j' •i • ·'I... • 0 • .. ··. • -- 0 . ·-. ...... .' -. - -. -. '· . 1972 PINTO ............................~.~~~·...... '295 1978 FORD STATION WAGONR~~t~~~q . ~.~~-~~~~~:'255 1973 FORD Yr TON FLATBE only II bleeding does not stop after limb twice, just above the wound. the application of direct pressure , Tie a half knot, place a stick on top and elevation. This technique of the half knot and tie two full knots presses the artery supplying blood · over the stick. Twist the stick to to the wound against the underlying tighten the tourniquet. Do not bone and cuts ott circulation to the loosen or remove the tourniquet wound. once It has been applied and attach GIRL OF THE YEAR - By To stop severe bleeding of the a note to the vlcllm's clothing vote of the membership, Brenda arm, grasp the arm midway stating the time the tourniquet was IWI has been selected "Girl of INS'l'AI.r •;n -New officers were Installed at a recent meeting of tile applied. between the armpit and the elbow the Year" by the Ohlq Eta Phi Ohio Eta Pill Chapter of~ Sigma Pill Sorority. They areleft to righi, Tourniquets . can crush llssues with yo~r .thuml> on the outs!~ and Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi front, Paity Clrcie, preslderui linda Faulk, vice president; and back, underneath them and may cause your fingers on the Inside of the arm Sorority. Her selection was Debbie Hauber, treasurer; Rhonda Davis, recording secretary; and damage of nerves and permanent where you can feel the artery based on personal contributions Clnda Harkless, corresponding secl'llta!'Yblood vessels as well as the loss of pulsating. Squeeze flrmly untll the to the chapter. the extremity. bleeding stops. Tourniquets should be applied To stop bleeding on the leg lay the only as a last resort. Victim on his back. Place the heel of A victim with severe bleeding your hand on the center front part at the tbfgh at the crease of the groin. should be treated for shock. Keep Applications lor the annual To be Included in a letter are , - - - - - - - - - - the victim lying down, and as warm Press down firmly. Do not continue Harr!sonville-Sc!ploAiumnJAssoclname,nameofcotlegeattendedand BEND AREA as possible. Elevate the victim's the pressure point technique any allan Scholarship are now being the major subject; year of gradualonger than necessary. feet unless he is unconscious, has tlonfromcollege; yearlnd!v!dualor OPTOMETRIC neck, spine, head, chest, severe accepted. Never use a tourniquet except In Ellgib!llty applles as follows: a sponsorattendedorgraduatedfrom CENTER lower face or jaw injuries. He a life-threatening situation where alumni member Of the association School or Junior High Scipio High should b!i placed on his side with his severe bleeding cannot be stopped ' Richard H. Billman II, 0 .0. 113 Court Street head extended backward to prevent any person attending Scipio High School; name of sponsor and by either of the other two methods. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 School or Junior High prior to relationship lor Individuals applychGklng on fiulds or vomit. A tourniquet should be two or PH.992-2920 If-- ID doubt about treatment, closure on June 30, 1960or a child or tngwhodld not attend Scipio. more inches wide and long enough Applicationsmustarr!venotlater VISION EXAMINATIONS contact the Veterans Memorial grandchlld of a member of the to wrap around the limb twice with HARD & SOFT Hospital emergency department at . alumnlassoclatlonwholscurrently then Oct. 15, 19&'3. Those needing ends for tying. ' attendingcollegeonafulltimebas!s fur!her Information may · contact CONTACT LENSES 992-2104. Wrap the tourniquet around the Is eligible. Graham at 742-3033. Insurance and Medical Those applying are to forward a Cards Accepted Scholarship applicants sought by group: Musician appearing at .RGCCC Member: The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assoclaton and the 'llgers 9, Orioles 4 . Enos Cabell smacked a three- run homer during a five-run first Inning to help Detroit complete a threegame sweep In Baltimore. Cabell's fifth homer came as the Tigers erupted against Mike Flanagan 12-4. .' JAY EVANS 6-1, 1116 pound Sealor Center Vaccines work by inducing antibody formation in a person 's blood system. These antibodies will destroy the virus If It Infects the patient durtng the flu season. There have been years in the past when the vaccine did not seem to work. This ineffectiveness was sue to the mismatching of the vaccine with the anticipated virus strain. Since the vaccine must be made almost a year In advance, It Is possible the predicted virus will not appear and the vaccine will be Ineffective. However, scientists have overcome this problem to some degree by Increasing the amount and type sof active Ingredients in the vaccine. Question: Just who should receive the vaccine? Pressure good bleeding 'control, _ use tourniquet . only as ·last resort Meigs freshmen dump Belpre. . . .. . . . A's rookie hurls 3-0 no hit victory \ Is the ·influenza .shot really good ·idea for all? Pirates '• Meta 2 WARREN PITCHES A NO-HITTER -Oakland pitcher Mike Warren, right, is congratulated by teammate Wayne Gl'UIIII alter pltcldng a n<>-hllter against the Chicago White Sox In Oakland Thursday nlgbl. (AP Laserpboto). Friday, Seprember 30, 1983 Page-S In' Pitlsburgh, Rick Rhoden pitched a four-hitter for eight Innings and contributed two hits as the Pirates defeated New York. · Rhoden, 13-13, struck out five and walked none and allowed only one hit until Moolde WUson's two-out solo home run In the sixth Inning, his seventh of the season. Cecilia Guante pitched the ninth for his ninth save. Tbe Pirates, trying to hold off Montrealandfin!shsecond!ntheNL East, took a 3-0 lead In the second against Scott Holman, 1-7, with the help oi two Mets' errors and a passed ball. ·Meet the Meigs Marauders.•••. · The Daily Sentinel I Monday, Oct. 17, at 8 p.m. in the James A. Rhodes StudentCommunity Center. The performance Is open to the public, Admission Is $1. Walters was born in Atlanta, Ga., and family members say that ever . since he could walk, he's been a seeking out life's traveler adventureS, meeting new people and sharing his music with them. He's hung his bat In Georgia, California, Wisconsin, Florida, Texas, and now proudly calls Nashville, Tenn., his home, though there's no telling when he'll be moving on. His musical training began at age five with lessons In classical plano and It was tbls early Introduction to the world of music that created a context for John Paul's life. Since playing and hearing that first chord, his life has never quite been the same. , Piano remained his primacy Instrument untn at age 15 he picked up his first guitar and fell In love. Later he made tr!ends with the banjo and most recently was Introduced to the dulcimer. But his most Important Instrument, the one that Is perhaps the most subtle, yet the most clear, Is his voice. In his late school and early college years, John Paul met other musicians who, like himself, were ' searching for creative outlets Jor their art. The obvious result was a string pt bands, six In all, over a period of four years In which John Paul experimented with various strains of folk, pop and rock music. These groups gave him invaluable opportunities for musical growth, but all too often, after the show was over and the equipment packed up, John Paul could be found In some quiet corner, guitar In hand, singing to himself simple melodies and shaping, for the first time, his own song. In 1972 he moved to Tallabassee, Fla., to pursue a degree In Music Therapy at Florida State University and In !be midst of his studies and IW!I!kend perfo1T11811C€S, he met Steve Melsburg who later became his pa$er In !be succeBIIuJ duo, Melsburg and WalteTs. Together these two I'I!Cilnled four albums In ' all, two on their own label and two on Cuablanca Recardll and toured lhe natloa for tbree years, playing 'to packed houses and standing ovations. Fn:im Tallahassee, it was off to town called FrederiCksburg to lay back a bit and sift through past letter Scipio requesting consideration to the Alumni Association Scholarship Fund, In careofHarold Graham, 3600l St. Route 143, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. r-------_:----~=========== r;th;e~H;ili~C;ou;n;t;ry;o;f;T~exas~~an;;d~a;lit~tl;e;;;~m~e;m~o;r!es;;~a~n;d~fu~t~ure~h~o~pes~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~ll ·, SILVER -BRIDGE 'PLAZA GALLIPOLIS, OHIO NQTICE THESE ITEMS APPEARED IN THURSDAY'S DAILY SENTINEL INCORRECTLY. 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Mary Martin is the Oct.19 visit of the American Red Hankla and Ertca McCUntock, the district chairman for parties Crossbloodrnobllewere madewhen opened the program by singing there. the American Legion Auxiliary of Mrs. Rought announced the " He's Got the Whole World In His DrewWebsterPost39,metTuesday calendar of programs for the year as Hands." Thls Wl}S followed by an night at the hall. provided by the Department of Ohio arrangemmt of "God effective Loretta Tiemeyer, community secretary, Doris Wainwright. They Bless America" with Amber read· service chairman, asked for volunare, music for September, educalng the verse. There was group teers to help serve the canteen as tion and scholarship for October, singing of the. hymn of the month, well as for do!l'1-tions of fOOd and premembership for November, "He Touched Me" and Mrs. Jenkins money. . . paredness and emergency services piarto accompaniment for played Ellen Rought presided at the December, legislation and for the songs. To conclude the program, meeting during whlch time Kellie Knight as appointed legislative • national security for January, Mrs. Tiemeyer read an essay, Americanism for February, com- "Sometimes We Forget" whlch chairman to fill a vacancy. · munity service tor March, child gave. seven reaSons why we should The tall conference of District 8 to welfare and foreign relations for salute America. · be held at Junction City Oct. 6 was April, poppies for May, junior Refreshments were served .by noted and several members plan to activiUes for June, and Buckeye Mrs. Rought assisted by the junior attend. Membershlp dues are to be Girls State for July. members. collected before then so that they Thebudgetfor1984wasapproved. can be turned In at that time. Also announced were a Held It was noted that the allowance for convention delegates is Insufficient. orientation meeting on Sunday, It was decided to leave the budget Nov. 13, at Lancaster, and the Item for convention expense as Eighth Distrlct birthday party at the For students still Interested In staled and to hold a fund raising : Chillicothe Veterans Administraattending Mountain State College event to help the delegates with tiOn hospital on Dec. 20. Iva Powell during the Fall Quar1er, a new · expenses. ~rted on the recent party held for series of classes have been decharter was draped for The the veterans at the Athens Mental signed offering prospecUve studeceased member,lnez Stivers. Health Center noting that games Math, English, and Typing. ·dents In observance of Music Month, were played and prizes awarded. Due to a large pre-registration, most of the normally scheduled classes have been filled. In order to meet the growing needs nf our students, Mountain State College Thoma band and Red carr as FRIDAY has opened its doors to offer classes caller. from 12: 30-3: 30 p.m. These dally Trinity Church, Pomeroy, win SUNDAY extend beyond the tradiclasses be serving spaghetti dinners HEMLOCK GROVE The tional I: 30 p.m. class day. Friday from4 p.m. untU 8 p.m. annual Hemlock Grove Church . · Registration for this time of The meal Includes spaghetti homecoming wlll be held Sunclasses will be held untll Oct. 14, with meat sauce, tossed salad, betlo(een 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Classes dessert and beverage. Dinners day with worshlp service at9: :Kl wlll begin Monday, Oct. 3. for adults are $3.50 and children a.m. and putluck dinner at 2:30 Mountain State College wlll also under 12 $2.25. Carry-out orders p.m. The afternoon services wlll begin at 1:30 p.m. There wlll be hold its Fall Quaner orientation, for wlll also be available. singing groups featured. The pre;-registered students, Monday public is Invited. Roger Watson 10 1\.m. tq noon. Classes start from SYRACUSE - A revival is In is the pastor. Tuesday. progress at the Syracuse Church For more Information contact the of the Nazarene at 7 p.m. to GALLIPOLIS A meeting Department at 485Admissions nightly. To be featured Friday, organize a Meigs County 5487. Saturday and Sunday wlll be the Bloomfield family of Ports- Jaycee-etle chapter wlll be held mouth. Jay Budd is the evange- ·sunday at 1 p.m. at the Jaycee headquarters In Galllpolls. list and James Kitue the pastor. Andrew L. · Rubenklng, student Young women between the ages pastor of the Rutland Charge of the of 18-35 are Invited to attend. United Methodist Church, recently Persons unable to atlend are SATIIRDAY at United Theological enrolled POMEROY -There will be a asked to call Missy Conde at Seminary, Dayton, Ohlo, and Is a Square Dance from 8: 30 p.m. to 992-7114, Marla Grimes at 992member of one of the largest midnight Saturday at Racine 5622 or Debbie Meadows at In the hlstory of the entering classes American Legion Han with Guy 992-2394. school. He is a member of the Iowa Conference of the United Methodist Church. The 107 new st)ldents this year, compared with 74 new students last fall, come from 25 states and two overseas countries. They represent SYRACUSE - The Syracuse some 23 conferences of the United POMEROY- Beglnnbtgwlth First Church of God wlll hold a Methodist Church, with the largest yard sale Monday at the Syrathe October meeting, the Meigs cuse Park. In the event of .raln, County 169 Board of Mental the sale will be cancelled. Re lard at lon/Deve topmen tal Disabilities will now be meeting Clint and Bonnie Carter, Marlon, the second Monday of each wlll be speakers ata meeting of month. The meetings begin at 7 Chapter 419 of the Full Gospel p.m. and are held at the office of POMEROY - A sale of Business Men's Fellowshlp Interthe board located at Carleton miscellaneous Items wlll be held national to be heid at Duff's School In Syracuse. at the Senior Citizens Center Monday evening. Monday through Frlday with Dinner will be at6: 30 p.m. with a hours for public browsing from 9 at 7:15 p.m. meeting a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to4 p.m. Conner was recenUy listed in the each day. Midwest edition of Who's Who In All senior citizens are asked to America and Is author of a book, participate In the sale, another of Without Cure." He is cur"Not POMEROY - Homecoming the many fund raising projects, rentlv director of the recently 'wlll be held at the United Faith by contributing miscenarfeous Church located on the Route 7 and household Items In good by-pass at Pomeroy on Sunday. working condition, and clean Therewlll be a basketdlnnerat The Heart Health Education clothlng In wearable condition. . noon w!th a hymn sing at 2 p.m. Workshop directed towards school Items tor the sale are to be Featured singers wlll be the personnel, teachers, nurses, superbrougbt ~CenteronMonday. United Faith Quartet, Harmony, visors, and students wlll be held the VIctory Voice Singers and Oct.1 and 8 from 8:30 a .m.-1 p.m. In others groups and Individuals. Grover Center, Room 231, at Ohlo The public is Invited to atlend. University. Revival services at the Asbury The Heart He;llth Education United Methodist Church of Workshops wlll give educators an Syracuse wll be held at 7 p.m .• opportunity to examine education each evening from Oct. 2through matertais for young people from MIDDLEPORT - A memOct. 8. The Rev. Steven Nelson · the Amerk:an Heart Association as bershlp drive is underway by the will he preaching each evening. American Legion Auxiliary of The special music will Include, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Mid- Oct. 2, the Angelalres, Sugar dleport. Gerri Parsons and Grove; Oct. 3, Jan Lavendar, In accordance with the uniform Becky Tyree wlll be out collect- Syracuse; Oct. 4, the Harvesf lunch program In the Meigs Local Ing dues on Tuesday afternoon. Trio of Reedsville; Oct. 5, the School Distrtct, the lunch program Tbose not contacted may mall Asbury Choir and other local for next week, Oct. 3-7, is their dues to either Mrs. Parsons talent; Oct. 6, the Revelators of. announced. or Mrs. Albert Roush. Dues wlll M<;Arthur; Oct. 7, Harmony of Monday - Cheese dog on bun, be taken to the fall conference at Racine, and Oct. 8, Sunrise, baked beans, pineapple, milk JunctiOn . City . on Thursday. Chester. Hamburger gravy, Tuesday mashed tomatoes, bread Special series set at college Calendar 169 board changes meeting dates Church yard sale Struble birthday Evan Tyler Struble, son of Michael and Patti Struble, recenUy observed his third birthday with a party at his home. A "Wish Bear" cake and hornemade Ice cream were served. Attending besides Evan and his parents were h1s grandparents, Mr. andMrs.Jolmll!leandMr.andMrs. Joe Struble. Struble birth Michael and Patti Stnlble of Syracuse are announcing the birth of a daughter, Erin EllzabeUi, born Sept.15a theHolzerMedicalCenter. She weighed seven pounds, seven ounces and was 211nches long. Mr, and Mrs. Sirub~ have a son, Evan, t:lir€e-years old. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J.olm D!le, Racine, and .paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Struble, Pomeroy. Mrs. Naomi Reed of Zanesville is a maternal great-grandmother, and Mrs. Allee Struble and Mr. and Mrs. John TeiTen, Pomeroy, are paternal great-grandparenis. Author and social theorist Jeremy Rltldn wlll open Ohlo University's 198.l-84 Kennedy Lecture Series on Thursday, Oct. 6; at 8 p.m. In Memortal AuditOrium. RIDdn, who is the executive director of the Washlngton-based Foundation on Economic Trends, wlll speak on "Entropy: A New World VIew." In the last five years Rifkin has written seven . widely read and d1.scussed books Including "Who Should ·Play God?," "The EmergIng Order" and "Algeny." In his most recent works; RlOdn analyzes the maj9r cultural, economic, political and theological re!ormulaUons that he believes must be made as the global commurlfl'y moves from the lndustrlal to the blotechnical age. He has presented h1s provocative views no more than :IXl campuses and has been a guest on numerous television programs Including "The Today Show.'' "Phll Donahue" and .. Flrlng Llne." During h1s stay on campus, ·RlOdn will also speak at 10 a.m. In Engineering ll8 on makiDg the transition from the lndustrlal age to the age of biology and at 1 p.m. In Copeland Ill on reformulating economic theory and policy. Hewlll give a presentation on 'rellglon and American politics at 4 p.m. at the United Campus Military on College Street. The Kennedy Lecture Series Is supported by an endowmmt from Ohio University alumnus Edwin L. KeMedy, and the lectures are open to the public without charge. Forest Run UMW meets "Christian Tests" was the program topic presented by Mary NeaseattheTuesdaymeetlngofthe Forest Run United Methodist Church hosted by Ada Nease and Belly Blackwood. For devotions, Mary Nease read "Blest Be the Lord" and "How to Pass the Test." There was group singing of "Give Your Best to the Master," and scripture taken from Matthew7, On the theme·" People are Judged by Tests", readings v,:ere {:lven by Kathleen Scott, Sandy Hamilton, Edith Sisson, and Ada Nease. Mary Nease read the definition of a Christian, and Lillliin Napper had a poem, "God's Love.' ' Hllda Yeauger, vice president, conducted the business meeting with officers' reports being given and dues paid. It was decided to continue the same level of pledge giving. New officers wlll be nominated at the October meeting. Forty shutin visits were reported. The Lord's Prayer In unison closed the meeting. ·, Givens to attend academy Howard R. Givens, son of Joseph basic cadets to mll1tary life with · A. and Gloria J. Givens of 510 special emphasis -on leadership, · McNeil Ave., Point Pleasant, w. duty, honor and country. Va., has been officially accepted The academy is a four-year Into the U. S. M111tary Academy's educational Institution graduating Corps of Cadets as a new member men and women to serve as career of the class of1987 durtng the annual · Ariny officerS: In addition to military training, the academy acceptance parade. parade followed six weeks of offers athletics and an academic The registration from West Ohlo. Stu- · rigorous baste cadet training at the curriculum which Includes basic dents are predominately United West Point, N. Y., academy. and engineering sciences and social Methodist, but 13 denominations In military customs and Training and the humanities. sciences are represented In the entering drUI and physical condlcourtesies, The new cadet Is a graduate of class. Total enrollment In degree llonlng, tactical exercises and the Point Pleasant High School. programs is 288 . students, comfiring of weapons Introduced the pared to 258 last fall. United Theological Seminary has been preparing persons for ministry slncel871. Itsgraduatesserveln Mark S. Riggs, son of David R. cadets normally between their churches and related professions In Riggs of Rural Route 1, and Glorla second and third year of college, this country and throughout the K. Riggs of 38617 State Route 684, gives an opportunity to evaluate world. The SeminarY Is on~ of the 13 both of Pomeroy, has completed a each student's potential as an United Methodist graduate profesU.S. Air Force ROTC field training officer, according to an Air Foi'CE! sional schools In the United States. encampment at Vandenberg Air spokesman. Fo~"Ce Base, Calif. Riggs is a student at Ohlo Field training, attended by University, Athens. Riggs completes ROTC training Speaker set for meeting Center sale Homecoming planned form'ed Christian Mental Health CllnicofCentraiOhlowithofficesln Lancaster as wen as Columbus and Marlon. Mrs. Conner is a native of Dayton and at one time sang In a Youth For Christ vocal trlo whlch toured nationally and· In Europe. She worked In the field of chlld welfare for 15 years before entering a prtvate counseling practice with her husband. Heart health workshop scheduled Revival set Membership drive it relates to the study of the cardiovascular system. You will also develop straleg\,es for the lncorporationofhelirthealtheducation matertals Into the school curriculum and the classroom setting. Partlctpants not desiring college credit may attend the workshop free of charge. For more lnformatlon, contact the Workshop Office, Ohlo University, Athens, Ohlo (614) 594-6851. Meigs lunch menu announced and butter, milk. Wednesday - Peanut butter sandwich, celery and carrot sticks, fruit jeno, mllk. Thursday -Spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed salad, peaches, hot . rolls and butter, milk. Friday - Cook's cbolce. • SAT.,OCT. 1-8:30 TO 4:30 SUN., OCT. 2-1 :30 TO 4:30 HANDICRAFT CALL FOR REGISTRATIONS 1111 *DOOR PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY _ __.~ERCSE a ASSES MONDAY·FRIDAY- 10:00 and 1:00 TUESDAY-FRIDAY- 10:00, 1:00 and 7:00 Enroll In The Fitness Center For 1 Month And Get The Exercise' Class FREEl MAKE IT & TAKE IT TABLES TOP OF THE STAIRS FOR MINIMAL CHARGE TO LEARN NEW FALL PROJECTS FOR GROUPS FITNESS CENTER (Formerly The Kiddie Shop) 111 W. 2nd St. Ph, 992-6720 Pomeroy, OH. A senior at Meigs High School, Romine Is the son of K. H. Romine, 33266 Romine Rd., Rutland. REMEMBER WITH . FLOWERS ht· .uut iLJIIy ol~~•)!nL..I fuiwrul j rr;o np· m~n·l . IUSI ·(,IIi " r \" o~i l POMEROY , . FLOWER SHOP . - Tho> "•• .,.,,. •.;~• ~11. t'JHGJ' or ·"''"J' /.,,.,,·· "z.sm RESTAURANT ,.. Restawent Hat Moved from the Dome to the Main Building • E~nt Dining At A Family Restaurant lt. 62 Ph . 304-675-6276 •Only 8 Mile~ from Pomeroy Bridge HOURS: Mon .· Sat. Ooen at 5. Sun 11 • m tn ' n m SPECIAl THIS SU.NDAY: Oloke of Baked Staak"' Veal Cutlet, Mathod Potatand Gtavy, Com, Hot Roll & ..... _ .... .................................. •3.95 · Pnco PLANT YOUR SPRING FLOWER GARDEN NOW 20% EVERY MONDAY NITE Starting Oct. 3 - 7:00-8:30 INSTRUCTOR: ALMAR - From Athens CAll OR SIGN UP FOR TOLE ClASSES A local resident, Larry G. •Romine, has enlisted In the United States Marine Corps Delayed Entry Program. Thls unique program enabled hlm to enlist now, reserve an opening In the field of h1s choice and delay training until graduating from school Romine enlisted Into the Infantry Held and wlll report to Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina on Sept. 12, 1984 for boot camp. Time spent In the DEP is credited as longevity tor future pay raises. l()atlntillll CRAFTY LADIES IHI I W r1ll1lfl .':I l'ilr>ll :i>\ PH. 'J'J2 2/'JIJ Romine enters delayed enlistment BELLY ·. -Opel) The Daily Sentirlei-Page-7 Author Jeremy Rifkin scheduled at Ohio U. Student pastor enters seminary Happenings Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio DISCOUNT ON DUTCH BULBS AND BULB FOOD THRU SAT., OCT. 8, 1983 399 W. la.in MODERN SUPPI.Y 992-2164 Pomeroy. OH. THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS. STABLES lARGE I SMALL ANIMALS. lAWNS AND GARDENS . ' This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. SERVICEi "For A Reai Auction Call the Real McCoy" 1. 0. "Mac" McCoy Rt. 1, Reedsville, Oh . 98.5-3944 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0 . 804 W. Main 992·2318 Pom~roy ~·{'f ~~~~~~~.~~9~ u SENTINEL l';rl,~' Mill WorkCabinet Making 8EN ;ilFRANKLIN• ~- Syracuse 992·3978 l :., . ,· Middleport, Ohio K&C JEWELERS A~ u TRINITY CHURCH, Rev . W. H. Perrin, 212 E, Mait:1 Street Debbie Buck, Sunday School 992-3785, Pomeroy Church School 9:16 a.m.; worship ,.~~~;i..---.,....:.:.:..::.:.::..:..:::::.::.:::.....JL 10: .J:l a.m. Choir . rehearsal, Tuesday p.m., under dlrectlon of Allee Nease. POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZARU'I1-AND ChURCH OF GOD, Pastoc, RENE. Coma- Union arxl Mulberry, Rev. Rev. John Evans. Sunday schooL 10 a.m.; Thomas Glen McClung, pastor. Clyde Hend&.mday wm-shlp, ll a.m.;. Children's chureh, erson, S, S. Supt.. Sunday School, 9::JJ a .m.: 11 a.m.; SUOOay evening service, 7 p.m.; mcrnlng worsblp 10: ll a.m.; evening service Wectlesday evening young ladles auxlllacy, 6 6 p.m.: mld·week oervlce. Wedneoday, 7 p.m. p.m. Wemesday famlly wcrtlilp, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E. HAZEL OOMMUNITY CIIDRCH, Near Main St., Pomt'!'oy. Sunday services Holy Long Bottcxn, Edsel Har!. pastor. Sunday Communion on the first Sunday or each school, 9: lJ a.m.; Worship 10: :J.) a.m.; Prayer morith, and comblned with morning prayer on mfet1ng7::J.lp.m. ·Thursday. ., · the third Sunday. Mornthg prayer and sermon MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP11ST, on aU other Surdays of the month. Church ComB" Ash and Plum. LesUe Hayman, Scbool and nursecy care provided. Calfee pastcr. Sunday school 10 a.m.; Morning hOW' In the Parish HaU lrnrnedlatelyfollowlng the service. . ' Worship, 11 a.m.; Wedne£!day and Saturday Evening services, 7:.:Jl p.m. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 212 W. MEIGS MainS~ .• NeD Proudtoot, pastor. Bible schOOl. 9:3:1 a.m.: morning worship, 10::1) a.m.: COOPERATIVE PARISH Youth meetlngs, 6: :ll p.m.; evening ~ship, UNrrED METHODIST CHURCH 7: :JJ p.m. Wednesday night prayer meeting Fa..v Seuer, Director and Bible study. 7::1l p.m. Rev. Jam<01 E. CorbiU, Aoololaztt TilE SALVATION ARMY. 115 Butternut NOR'fiiEAST CLUM'ER Ave., Po111eroy. Mrs. Wlnln,a 1n charge. Rev. Don ""'""" Sunday hoUness meeting, 10 a.m. : Sunday Rev.Roylloeler School, 10::JJ a.m . Sunday School, YPSM Rev. Seldoa lohn!Jon Eloise Adams , leader. 7::J.l p.m., salvation ALffiED - Church School 9: l) a.m .; meeting, various &peakers and music speWorship, 11 a.m.; UMYF, 6: :J) p.m.; UMW, cials. Thursday- U: X! a.m. to2 p.m.. Ladles ' Third Tuesday, 7: :ll p.m. COmmunity first Home LeaguE', members in charge. all Sunday. (Archer) wcmen invited; 6:45p.m. Thursday, Corps OiESTER - Worship 9 a.m.: Chw-ch Cadet Class (Young People-Bible} . 7: l) p.m. School10 a:m.; Bible Study, Thursday, 7 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer meeting. open to' the UMW, first Thursday, 1 p.m.; Communion public. first Sunday. (Ah'!her) POMEROY wESTSIDE 'cHURCH OF JOPPA - Worship, 9::tJ a.m.; Church CHRIST, ~ Children's Home Road School, 10::1) a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 1 !County Road 76) S':ij-5235. Vocal music. 7: :1) p.m. (Johnson) Sunday Worship 10 a.m.; Blblesludy 11 a.m.; LO.NG BO'ITOM - Church SChool, 9::1l worship, 6 p.m. Wednesday Bible study, 7 a.m.: Worship, 7 p.m.; Bible Study, Wednes· p.m. day, 7::JJ p.m.; UMYF, Wednesday, 6 p.m.; OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN Communion First Sunday. (Archer) CHURCH - Cltttoo Lucas, pastor. Sunday REEDSVILLE - Church School, 9: :IJ School 9: :u a.m. Mrs. Worley Francis. supt. a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. (Deeter) Preaching services first and third Sundays TUPPERS PLAINS Sf. PAUL - Chw-ch tollowlng Surday School. Youth meeting School. 9a.m.: Worshlp.lO a.m.: Bible Study, ("Very Sunday, 7:30p.m. Tuesday, 7::J.l p.m.; UMW. Third Tuesday, GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, 7;lJ . p.m.; Communion first Sunday. (Archer) Preaching 9::1l a.m ., first and second SUndays of each month; third and fourth .·. CENrRAL CWSTER Sundays each moo.th, worship services at7: 30 .. Rev. JamM E. CJorWt p.m. Wednesday evenings at 7: .'J) p.m .. Rev. Steven Nellon Rev. Rlchanl Rolhemlch Prayer and Bible Study. Rev.RobertE.Roblnoon SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. Mulbeny Rev. Aadrew llubenldnJ Heights Road, Pomeroy. Michael PlanASBURY (Syracuse) - Worship, 11 a.m.; kowskl, pastor: Rita Whlte. Sabbalh School Church ScOOol, 9:45 a.m.; Charge Bible Supt. sabbath School Is at 2 p.m. on Saturday Study Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m.; UMW. first wtth wc:nhip !lef"Vices following at 3:15 p.m. Tue;;d'ay, 7:.)} p.m .: Ololr Rehear:sal, Wed· RU'IUND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH nesday, 6:.])p.m.: UMW, fourth Sunday, 6:l) Sister Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday School, p.m. (Nelson) 9i:ll a.m.: morning worship, 10:45 a.m. ENTERPRISE -Worship 9 a.m.; Church POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David School, 10 a.m.; Bible Study, 1\lesday, 7::.> Mann, mirll.ster; Wllllam Snouft'er, Sunday School supt. Sunday School, 9::.> a.m:: . p.m.: UMW, First Monday, 7: :l) p.m.: UMYF , Sunday, 6 p.m. Cholr rehearsal, S:lJ Morning worsN.p 10: ll .m. p.m. Wednesday. (Rothemlch ) FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Pomeroy FLA'IWOODS - Olurch School, 1D a.m.: Pike. David Hunt, pastor; Jack Needs, Wotship, U a.m.: Bible Study, Thursday, 7 Sunday School Director. Sunday school , 9:30 p.m.: UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. (Rotheml('h ) a.m; morning wcnhip, 10:.)): evening FOREST RUN - Worship, 9 a.m.; Church wcnhip, 7:llp.m. TuesdayVIsltatton, 7p.m.: School, 10a.m.; Choir Prac11ce, Tuesday, 6:.)} WedneSday, Prayer servlce, 7:l> p.m.; p.m.: UMW. tlrst 1\lesday, 7: .l} p.m. Mission Friends, 7::1) p.m. : Girls In Actions, (NelSon ) 7: ll p.m.; Acteens, 7:3J p.m.: CholrPractlce, HEATH (Middleport) - Church School, 8:ll p.m. 9:JJ a.m.: Worship, 10:.J) a.m.: Bible Study. MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH, Old Tuesday, 10 a.m.; UMW, second Monday, Dexter Rd., Dexter. Pastor Woody can, Jr. 7::JJ p.m.; UMM, third Monday, 7:31 p.m. Paster. Sunday School 10 a.m . Sunday (Robinsoo) l'Ye!llng llei'VIce, 7 p.m.: Thursday l'Ye!llng MINERSVILLE - worship Servlce, 10 servic'P, 7 p.m. a.m.; Church School, 11 a,m.; UMW, third FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Batley Wednesday, 1 p.m.; COOir pracUce, Monday, Run Road, Rev. Emmett Rawson, pastor. 7::1) p.m. cNelson) Handley Dunn, supt. Surxlay school, 10 a.m. PEARL CHAPEL - Worship Service, 9 Sunday evening servt<e 7: :.> p.m.: Bible a.m.; Church School, U a.m.; UMW, second teaching, 7:D p.m. Thursday. Tuesday, 7::J.lp.m.; UMYFlast'I\Iesday, 7:lJ SYRACUSE MISS10N, Cherry St., Syra· p.m. mubmkingl cute. Servtces, 10 a.m. Sunday. Evening POMEROY - Church School, 9:15a.m.; ...-vices, Sunday and WedMMay, 7.p ..m. Worship serv1ce, 10: l) a.m.; Choir rehearsal, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CIIIIISI' IN Wednesday, 7::.> p.m.: UMW. second Tiles· CHRISTIAN UNION, Lawrooce Manley, day, 7: 30 p.m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 puler, Mn. YOUJii. Sunday School p.m.1Corbitt) Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.-m. Ewnlng ROCK SPRINGS - Church School, 9:15 w<nlllp7:l>p.m. W-ypra,e-rnoetlng a.m.; Worship, W a.m.: BJtlle Study. 70 Wednesday, 7::1) p.m.; UMYF (SenlOTS), :tJ~ORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Racine Sunday, 6 p.m.; (Junklrs), every other - Rev. James Satter!leld, pastor. Morning Sunday, 6 p.m. (Rothemich) · wonhlp9:45 a.m.: Sllllday Schooi!O:tla.m.; RU'I'I.AND - Church SchOol, 9:45 a.m.: evening worsltp 7 p.m. 'l'llelday, 7::.> p.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. ; UMW (Evening cticle), ~ pra,e-~. Wednooday, 7:l>p.m. ~second Wednesday, 7:l> p.m.: UMW, second YP£. ThundBy, 1 p.m. (Rubenklng ) MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTISI'. Comer SALEM CENTER - Church Scllool, 10 Sixth and PalnW, tho Rsv. Mark McChiJII. a.m.; Worship, 9:45a.m. (Rubenklng\ SUIIday acbool t: 15 a.m.: Don Wblte, SUnday SNOwVll..LE - Worship, 8::l) a.m.; Schocl ...... Jclm Reibel, s..., aut. tupl. Church SctoollO a.m. (Rubenklngl M<nlng Wonlllp 111:15 a.m. You11i rnoetlng SOli'I1DI:IIN a.tliii'ER 7:111 p.m. W - y . Rev. .lama M. a.rk ..... bee..,.., lwdor utroonuta, and l . Rev. Paul Mclloclre onch.,.lor hJIIIBW. choir pnctlco8:30p.m W - y : 1"'01'1"' ~UIC!Biillell\ldy, Rev. Orville - School, 9 a.m.: APPLE GROVEChurch w~. T:30 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport, 5th and Worship, 10 a.m. (ftrst and third SUndays): UMW, JeCOnd Tuesday , 7::11 p.m.: Prayer Main, Bol> Mol!oa. mtmotor; AI Hal-. meellttll. Wedneoday, 7 p.m. (Clark) IIIIOdate Mllce ~ SUIIdoy BE"nlANY - Worship. 9 a.m.; Cbw-ch School Supabals tent. Bible SChool, 9:!1) o.m.; mcn1111 wwwlllp. 10:30 Lm; OYODinl School, 10 a.m.; .Bibl.e Study, Wednelday. 10 wcnltp 7 p.m. W t hy Bible Sludy and a.m.; Dorcas Women's Fellowship, Wfdnes· day, 11 a.m. (McGuire I 1 CARMEL - Cburch SCb:Jol, 9: ~ a.m.; OF TilE NAZARENE, eo...-., Roo. Cllarlet Coyle and Worship, 10:45 a.m.; (Second and Fourth Rev. Nucy Coyle. Bill Wblte, Sullday "'ID>I Sundayal: Fellowship cliMe!" with SuHon, 111111· SUIIdoy 1CiD>1, 9:111 o.m.; rt1Cll'llllll third Thursday, 6:30p.m. (McGuire I ~ 10:30 Lm; Sunday .._llatlc ..-n,, 7 p.m. Prayer rneelllliW- 7 EAST LETART --' Cbur<h School, 9 o.m.; p.~D PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY, Wonhlp.10a.m. (oooondand!ourthSundayt; ~stor; Dora -1 1nc1.-a - .... ~"i:T &k~ OF MEl~ CO\JNI'Y, Rsv. Wando JoiNon, · . ~~ ToF~· ~30 .t:~~:) a.m.: dln<tcr; Hardtl Johnsm. dlrectcr or ChUI'Ch School. 10 a.m. (Clark) ~NVILLE PRESBYTERIAN, MORNING STAR - Worsblp, 9o45 a.m.: •-•- • ~. h~hool,lO Church Sc-. IO::Jl a.m.: Bible Study, Wcn!tp~·~~•• a.m.; ~·u"' ~ ::.> Thunday, 7:111 p.m. (White) a.~IDDLEPO~T PRESBYTERIAN, MORSE CHAPEL- Chw'ch SciD>I, 9:31 Chw'cb Schod, 9 a.m.; Mormi8 ~ a.~~ ~w:'~. i::lO p.m.: 10:15. ~ ~· Ill a.m.: WonNp. 7:30p.m.; UMYF, Wodnn••y, 7:31 -·T~- •,7;AIJO.!'!:~ ~~ , p.m. (~) sYRAw~ FIRST Ul'm~u r~•· RACINE WESLEYAN -ChUI'ChScbool,lD 'I'I:IU.\NClNr<SChurdtl1:30 SciD>IBISt~~~! Lin.; Wonhlp, 11 a.m.; \IMW, !ourtli ~ Lm.: Sc!niclt~-... Monday 7:30p.m.: Men's Prayer Brealcfut, 'llllodoy, 10 a.m.; J.- and lflll1 W - y . 7 a.~. (~I """*' · i .... t' GroceriesRaci® 949·2550 Pomeroy, 0 . Mill ·RAll'S SUTI'ON - Chun:h School, 9: l) a.m.; mornlng worship, 10:45 a.m. (first and third Sundays); feUowshlp dinner wtth Carmel, thlrd..~ursda)', 6: l:l p.m.(McGufreJ KENO OIURCH Ofo' CHR.tsr, Oliver SWain, Superintendent. Sunday school 9: :JJ a.m. every week. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNlON, William Crabtree, pastor. Sutxlay Sch:lol, 9:ll a.m.; evening servtce, 7: :IJ p.m. Wednesclay ..-ayer mEeting, 7::J.l p.m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Duane WIUUen, mlnlsler. Bible class, 9: lJ a.m.: mornlng wcrsblp, 10: 30 a.m.; eYen&ngwwtJhtp,.,liD-I!'.rn. Bible Study, 6:30p.m. ~·Y . NEW S'I'IVERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sunday Schod service, 9:45a.m .; Worship Sl"''Vtce, 10: :0 a.m.; Evangelistic 7:2Al p.m. Wednesday; Prayer meeting, 7:30p.m., Thursday . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· Han1sooville Rd.; Robert Purtell, minister; Steve Stanley, Sunday school supt. Sunday school, 9:lJ a.m.; wcrshlpservlce lO:lla .m.; Evening wcrshlp Sunday, 7 p.m. and Wedneiday, 7 p.m. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine Grove. The Rev. WUIJam Mlddleswarth, Pastoc. Church services 9:ll a.m. Sunday School. 10:30 a.m. BRADBURY OJURCH OF CHfUST, Paul Pratt, pasta., Sunday scOOol, 9:lJ a. m., larTy Haynes, S. S. Su~ . ; morning WCJ'shlp, lO:.J:l a.m. ' RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , Rev. Thomas H. Collie", pastoc, Martha Wolfe, Chairman or· the Board of Christian Ufe. Sunday School, 9:JJ a.m. : morning wocshlp, 10:30a.m.: SUndayeventngworshlp, 7:.JJ p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:::1) p.m. RACINE FIIDI"T BAPTISr,. Don L. Walke-, Pab1or, Robert Smith, Sun:lay SchOOl supt.; Sunday Sclxxi. S:ll a.m.; morning wmhlp, ](>:40 a.m. ; Sunday evening wocshlp, 7:.J) p.m.; Wednesday evening Bible study, 7:3J Service, p.rT). DANVll.LE WESLEY AN, Sunday SchOOl, 9::1Ja,m.; morningwcrsNpl0:45a.m.; youth SE!IVice, 6:45 p.m.; eveaing worship, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, 7:1t p.m. Prayer and Praise. DANVILLE HOLINESS CHURCH, located on Route 3Zi between VInton and Langsville. Rev. Ben Watts, past«. Sunday SchOOl. 9: :.> a.m., Bobby Lambert S. S. Supt.: Morning Worshlp,lD:30 a.m.; CbUdren't Happy Hour 6:tl p.m. Pra,e- t able Study. 7::.> p.m. MIB!Ionary meet1ng ftnt Wf!dnesday ot each 1 month, ~: :J) p.m. For Information call -· SILVER RUN BAPTIST, BIU Little, pastor; s~ Uttle, s.s. Supt. SUnday schOol, 10 a.m.; rm;rning wonhl.p., U a.m. Sunday evening wc:ntdp, 7: .J) p.m. Prayer meeting and Bible study, Thul'ldly, 7::11 p.m.; youth meeting Wednelday at '1 p.m. CHRISTIAN FElLOWSHIP CHURCH, 383 N. 2ltd AYe., Ml~ Sunday SchOOl. 10 a.m. Sunday and Wedne5day E\'en1ng Services 7: XI p.m. CHESI'ER CHURCH OF GOD. Rev. R. E. Rotutsm, pas.tcr. Sunday tchool, 9:;(} a.m.; wcnhlp service, 11 a.m.; evening service, 7 p.m.: youth IC!I'Vtce, Wedlleoday, 7 p.m. I..ANGSVD..LE CIIIIISTIAN CHURCH, RDbertE . ...._,past«. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Paul Muuer, SUpt.; ~ worship, 10::.> a:m.: Sunday evOnlni aervlce, 7 p.m.: mid-week !el'\1ce~ Wedftelday, 7 p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCJI OF TilE NAZARENE - Rev. Jame~ B. Kittle, pastor. fJherman CUndiff, superintendent. Sunday _SchooiL 9o:l0 a.m.: Mclmlni Worship 10:30 am.; t..vangellltlclel"\llce, 6p.m.Prayerand ol'aise We<lnesday, 7 p.m.; youth meeting, 7 p.m. . EDEN UNITED BRE:niREN IN O!RIST, Elclen R. Blake, pootor. Sunday School 10 o.m.: Reed. 111111.: Montlng sermon. 11 a.m.; Sunday nl&ltt ...-..~ceo, Christian Cndeavc:r, 7: :11 p.m.; Sona: 8 p.m.; Preacltlltl. 8:30 p.m. MJcl.-k Prayer meettnc, Wed.nalda.y, 7p.m.., Alvin Reed, lay .ervtce. 1-. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Ro!1e< w.um. putor: C:...... Pratt, Sunday Schocl supt. MomiJII WU'Ihlp, 9::.> a.m.: Sunday ocltool, 10: :II o.m.: oervlce, 7:31p.m. MT. UNION BAPTISI', Rev. Tom Dooley; . Joe Sayre, Sunday School Superintendent. Sunday ochod, 9: t1 Lnt.; 01>e1t1ng won hlp, 7: :IJ p.m. Prayer llllltlllntl. 7: :.> p.m. W.,_,.y, TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST• .~ c. Waton, m, m1n11tor: Herrnu B&adl, IUi*bdtudent. Sunday SdloGI 9:3> a.m.; eYIDIDIIII'Yice, 7 p.m.; w~ Bible Scltool. 1 p.m. !liDI'ER CHURa! OF TilE NAZA· RENE. Onle, - ·Wmlllp Frattlc Rlllle, . .RoY. .. SUIIdoy !dlaol,ll:30a.m. oervlc:e, n w-. a.n\. attd T:lll p.m. Pra,... 7:111p.m. LAUREL CLIFF FREE ME11!0DJsr CHURCH, Rev. Robert Milar, poster, Lloyd IIHil!IIIW. Wright. Dlrec"tor of Chrtstlan Education. Sunday School, 9: :Il a.m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Choir Practlce, Sunday, 6:30 p.m.; Evening Worship, 7: :ll p.m. Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. DEXTER OWRCH OF CHRIST, Charles Russell, Sr., minister; Rick Macomber, supt. Sunday schOOl, 9:D a.m.; wcnhlp service, 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, 1\iesday, 7:.Il p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF JA'ITER DAY SAlN'TS, Portland-RactnP Road. WUliam Roush, pas· toc. Llnda Evans, chur[.h schOol. director. church school. 9: :1) a.m.; morning worship, · 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday even41g -prayer serviCeS, 7: ~ p.m . BETiiLEHEM BAPTIST, Rev. Earl Sl'}uiB", pastcr. Worship service, 9:ll a.m . Sunday sch®l.. 10::11 a.m. Blble Study and prayer service ThUTSday, 7: :ll p.m. LONG EicJIToM: CHRISTIAN. Ken Kcll'er, pashr. WaUace Damewood, Sunday SchOol. Supt. Worship service at 9a.m . Blbl~School10 a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH, R£v. Thm!OJl Durham, pastor. Sunday School. at 9::rl a.m.: Morning wocship at lO:lJ a.m. Sunday evening servk:'e at 7:.Jl p.m .: Thursday services at 7::J.l p.m. FREEOOM GOSPEL MISSION ai Bald Knob, located on COunty Road 31. Rev. Lawrence Gluesencamp, past<r: Rev. Roger WUlford, asslstant pastcr, Preaching services, Sunday 7: ~ p.m. Prayer meeting Wednf'Sday, 7:lJ p.m.; Gary Griffith, leader Youth groups. Sunday evening, 6::J.lp.m. wtth Roger and VIolet WIUford as leaders. Communion sefv1ce tlrst Sunday each month.. WHITE'S' CHAPEL, CoolvUie RD. ~v. Roy Deeter, pastor. Sunday scmoi9::J.la .m.; wmhlp service, 10:~ a.m. Bible study and prayer serv1ce Wednesda.y, 7:l> p.m . RUTI..AND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Dan Monlux, pastcr; BW Nicholson, Sunday School supe. Sunday schod, 9::JJ a.m.; morning wcrshlp and conununlon, 10:30 a.m. Rll11..AND BffiLE METHODIST - Amos TUllo;, pasloc; Sonny Hudsoo, supt. Sunday school, 9:ll a.m. Morning worship, 10::K) a.m. Sunday E"Venlng service, 7:00. Wednesday evening service 7:00p.m.: WMPO Program, 9:00a.m. each Sunday morning. RUTI..AND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr ., pastor. SUnday School, 9: .'ll ~:~ .m.; wcrshlp service, lO::rt a.m.: yoong people's service, 6 p.m. Evangellstlcl service. 6::Il p.m. WednESday service, 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, M!U.,. St., Mason. w. Va. Eugene L. Conger, minister. Sunday Bible Study, lUa.m.; Worship U a.m . and 1 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dudding Lane, Masoo, W. Va. Rev. Ronnie B. Rose, Pasta'. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Morning Worship 11 a .m . Evening Sa"vk.'e 7::J.) p.m. WeOlesday Women's Mlnlstrlf5 9 a.m. (meeting and prayer). Prayer and Bible Study 7 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CJ1RISTIAN !Jt'ION . The Rev. wnuam campbell, pastcr. Surday Sclool, 9::11 a.m.; James Hughes, supt.: evening service. 7:3J p_m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting, 7: :1) p.m. Youth prayer service each 'l'uesd~y . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH,IA!tart, W. Va., Rt. 1, Mark rrwin, pastcr. ·Worship services, 9:XI a.m.; Sunday SchOOl, 11 a.m.; evening wnhlp, 7: :K> p.m. Tuesday cott01ge p-ayer meeting and Bible study, 9:30 a.m . Wor:shlp service, Wednesday, 7:JJ p.m. OUR SAVIOUR L!JrHERAN CHURCH Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravell!iWOOd, W.Va. The Rev. George C. Weirick. past(J'. Sunday School, 9::JJ a.m.; SundBy w<rh91p, 11 a.m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, """ located on Pomeroy Pike, County. Road 25 near F1atwcnb. Rev. Blackwood. J)6.Stcr. servtces on Surday at 10: :Jla.m. and 7:l1 p.m. with Sunday K'tiXJI , 9":3> a.m. bible study, WednOiday, 7:30p.m. FAITH FEllOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR om.JST-St. Rt. IE, Antiquity. Paster, Rev. FranJclln Dickens. Sunday morning. lD a.m. Sunday evenlng, 7: :.>p.m. Thursday evening, 7::lJ p.m. ~COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Paster Robert Byers. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Worship Service U a.m.; Sunday evening service, 7: :lO p.m.: Wednes· day evening service, 7o 3l p.m . INDEPENDENT HO!JNESS CHURCH. Inc. - Paui •SI., Middleport. Rev. O'DeU Manley, putor. Sunday SchoOl, 9::1J a.m.: Morning wcrsh!p 10:30 a.m.; evening wor· ship, 7:3J p.m. Thesday, 12:30 p.m. Women's tyayer- meeting; Prayer and praise !IPrVIre, Weme.ctay, 7:ll p.m. IUT1lAND APOSTOUC CHURCH OF JESUS am.ISI", Elder Jamea Mlllw. Bible - · Wedttalday, 7:30p.m.; SundaySchod, 10 a.m. Sunday ltliht sevlce. 7:30p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS - · RDod. .Earl f'!el<!o, i!U!Or· ' ~ Gener a~-M erchilndi·se MiddleporT· Ph. 992-2101 Pomerqy · Phone 992-3480 ""'- t WAID CROSS SONS STORE lHE DAILY \ ~ · Youth CitouPt !lunllly, e p.m. ,. ,~, -"\ . MEIGS TIRE MARK V STORE {: _ Middleport r..~ }11 Henry EbUn, Jr., Sunday School Supt. Su nday School. 9::1) a.m.: Morning Won>hlp 11 a. m .; Sunday ("\/'enfng Sl'I'Vice, 7::tl p.m.; Prayer Meeting, Wednt!S<IO)', 7o:lO p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Joy Oark. pastor, Worship scrvtce Sunday, 10:00 a.m.; Sunday schOol, 11 a.m.; worship service, 7;lJ p.m. Wednesday prayer meet· lng, 7::1l p.m. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN Clffi.IST CHURCH. Rev. Robert sanders, pastCJ'; Don Wlll, lay leader.LocatedlnTexas COmmunlty off CR 82. Sunday school, 9: ll a.m.;, Mornblg worship setvlce, 10:45 a.m .; evening preaching servt("(' second and fourth· Sundays, 7: .J) p.m.; Ctuistian Endeavor, first and third SuOOays. 7: l.> p.m. Wednl5day p-a~·er meeting and Bible study. 7:lJ p.m . JEHOVAH'S WITNESS, J7Jl9 Stale Route 11A (One rnlleectst of Rutland). Sunday, Bible lectw-e 9:.J:l a.m.: Watcht<Wer study, 10: ~ , a.m.; TUesday, Bible sh1dy , 7:lJ p.m .: Thursday, Theocratic ScllOol, 7:Jl p.m .; ServiCP Meeting, 8:Xl p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY, Located on theO. J. White Road oft" highway 100. Pat Henson, pastor. SuQday School 10 a.m. Classes for all ages. Junior Church 11:00; Morning Worship, 11:00; Adult.Choir practice 6:00p.m. Sunday. YoUng People' s, Children's Church and AWl! Bible Study , Wednesday at 1::l) p.m. · HOPE BAPl'IS'T CHAPEL - smGrant,St ., Middleport; Sunday School, to a .m.: monilng wcrhsip, 11 a.m.; evening worship, 7 p.m. Wcdn.esday·cventng Bible study and prayer meeting. 7 p.m. Affiliated with SOuthern Baptist Convention. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Sta~ Route 124 and County Road 5. Mark Seevers, mlnJster; Sunc;lay School Supt., Steve Pickens. Sunday sck>ol. 9:]) a.m.; mornl.ng wocship, 10:ll a.m.; l"'teningworshlp, 7 p.m. WeGI.esday worship. 7 p.m. JUBILE E CHRISTIAN CENTER George's Creek Road. Rev. C. J . LemJ ey, pastcr; Paul Poar, Church School Superinten~t. Church scOOol, 9:ll a.m.; morning W(l'shlp, lO ::J.l a.m; 1\•cnlng service. 7 p.m. Bible Study, Wedn~ay. 7:OOp.m. Classes for au ages. ST. PAUl. Ltll'HERAN CHURCH , Corner ol Sycamore and Serond Sis., Pomeroy. The Rev. William Mlddlcswarth, Pasta·. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and ChW'ch Services ll p.m. SACRED HEART, Msgr. AnU.:myGiannamore, Ph. 9112-~. SatW'daY evening Mass, 7:ll p.m.; Sund&y Mass, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Confessions one-half hour before each Mass. CCD Classes. 11 a.m. Sunday. VICTORY' BAPTIST - ;25 N. 2nd St., Mldd.l(!Jxn1. James E. Keesee. pastor. Sunday morning wCl'Shlp,10 a.m.; evening servi("(', 7 p.m. : Wednesday evening worship, 7 p.m.; Visitation, Thursday, 6:l:t p.m. TRINITY CHRlSl'IAN ASSEMBLY, Cool· ville -... Gllbert Spencer, pastoc. Sunday school, 9::J.l a.m. ; morning SE!1Vk'e, U a .m. Sunday evenlng r.ervtce, 7:l1 p.m.: mld\veek prayer service Wednesday, 7;:1) p.m. MOUNT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Lawrence Bush, pastcr.· Max Folmer, Sr. Superintendent. Sunday &tool and mornJng wcrshlp, 9:0CI a.m. Sunday evening service, 7 p.m.: Youth meeting and Bible study, Wednesday, 7 p.m. UNrrED FAJTH CHU~ - !WUtE.' 7 on Pomeroy bypass. Rev. Hobe11 :smuh, Sr .. pastcr: Rev. James Cundiff. ass ista nt pastor. sutxlay School, 9:.1) a.m .: morning wOrship, 10:30 a.m .; evening wocshlp, 7: .]) p .m . Women's FPllowship, Tuesdays, 10 a.m. Wednf'5day night prayer service, 7:ll p.m . F AI11-I BAM'IST CHURCH, Ma.soo. meet at Un ited Steel Workers Union Ha ll, Rallroad Street. Masoo . Morning wocshlp 9:lJ a .m . Sunday ScOOol 10: l) a.m. Evening Servlre, 7 p.m. Prayer meettn g Wednesday, 7:l.l p.m. Midweek Bible Study, Thursday , 7 p.m . FOREST RUN BAPl'IST - Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor. CorneUU$ Bunch. superln· tendent. Sul'Klay school 9: :ll a.m.: serond and fourth Sulkiays, wcnhlp service at :'. :.]) p.m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - Foul1h and Main Sts., Middlr:port . Rev. Calvin Minnis. pastoc. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner, supt. Sunday school, 9: .)) a.m.; we~ -s hlp service, 10:45 a.m. BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAPl'IST CHURCH. Route 1, Shadf>. Pastor, Don Black. AffUiated with Southern BapHsl convention. Sunday school. 1:lJ p.m.; Sunday won;hlp, 2: ;Il p.m . Thursday evE'ning B ible study, 7 p.m. PENTECOSfAL ASSEMBLY, R.tclm", Route 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday evei11ng servtce. 7 p.m. Wednesday evening servtce 7 p.m . CARPENTER BAPTL'IT, Don Cheadle, Supt. Sunday SchOol 9:lJ a.m. Mornin g Worship, lO::Ila .m. Prayer Servl.~ . alternat e Sundays. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Th~d Ave., the Rev . Clark BakPr, pastor. Carl Notllngham, Surda:Y ScOOol Supt. Sunday SChool10 a .m. - ('\asses for aU ages. Evening serv~. 6 p.m. Wednesday, Study. 7:00p.m . Youth services, 7: :Jl p.m. Friday. ECCLESIA FELt.OWSHIP. rill Mlll St., Middlepon. Pastor ls BrtthE'r chuck M.:Pher· soo. Sunday School at 10 a. m. services Sunday evening at 1 p.m. and Wednesday at 7 p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Rev. Earl Shuler, pastcr. Sunday school 9:lJ a.m.: Church service, 7 p.m .; youth meE>IIng, 6 p.m. Tuesday Bible Study, 7 p.m. FULL GOSPEL LIGIITROUSE. IDio HUand Road , Pomeroy. Tom KeUy, pasiOI'. Danny Lambert, Sunday School Superintend· enL Sunday Morning scrvlcC, 10:00 a.m.: Sunday evening service 7::ll p.m . Ser-Jices ' Tuesday and '111ursday evenings at 7: D p.m . WORD OF FAml. 93 M\11 St., Middleport: Ric~ S!ewart, pastcr. Sunday morning, 10:00. Surxlay evening, 7: :n Tuesday morn· lng Bible StWy, 10:00; Wednesday evening, 7:ll: Thursday morning video wtth Kenneth Copeland, 10:00; Friday evening VIdeo with Kenneth Copeland, 7: .JJ. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE.·Rev: Glen<kln Stroud, pastor. Sunday SchOol. 9::ll a.m.; Worship Service, 10:31 a.m.; Youth Service, Sunday, 6: L'J p.m .; Sunday evening service, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer ME'eltng and BtblcStudy 7: 00p.m NEASE SE'ITLEMENT CHURCH , Donald R. Karr, Sr., pastor. Sunday after noon services, 2:l'J: Thursday evl:'nlng servtce, 7::1). F1RSTBAPT'ISfCHURCH ,Mason, W. Va . Pastc.r, Bill Murphy. Sutilay SC'OOol, 10 a. m .; Sunday C\'cnlng service, 7: XI p.m.; Prayer met>tlnR and Bible Study Wednesday, 7::JJ p.m. Everyone welcome. Sermonette GUARDING OUR HEART PROVERBS 4:23 "Keep (Guard) thy heart with au diligence; of life." · for out of II are the There are three ways things can enter our heart: 1. Eyes, what we see . 2. Ears, what we hear 3. Mind, what we think It is Important for us to realize that we have spiritual eyes, ears, and mind. The· scriptures refer to opening our eyes and to turning from darkiiess to light. Seven times the same statement Is recorded In two chapters o! the book of Revelations: "He that has an e31' to hear, let hlm hear what the Spirit Is saying to the church. " We are also told to be reo""'\'(~ In the spirit of our minds. We are to keep (Guard) our heart beca~se what Is In the heart affects our lite. The last part of our text states " ... for oul of It (HEART) are the Issues of life." Plainly put, It means that what comes to pass In our lite depends upon what is In our heart. MA'M'HEW 12:34 says" ,, for out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh." Thls means that what Is In our heart win be spoken through our mouth. It may be a surprise to you to find out that the old saying of "sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me" is not true. PROVERBS 18: 21 states "Death and life are In the power of the tongue ... " There are many homes and •· marriages being destroyed today because of the hurt from words spoken. People do not realize the power that lies In words that are spoken, both pro and con. It we wlll learn to keep (Guard) our heart by Jesus Christ becoming Saviour and Lord of our life, then fill our heart with the Word of God, we wlll change our marriages, homes , and all other situations In life because the abundance of our heart will bring forth Words of Life Instead ol Death. Mike Pangia, Pastor Christian Fellowship Middleport Issues I �~91 8-The Pomeroy-Middleport, Daily Sentinel September 30, 1983 Ohio Friday, l · Announcements 4 -Givaaway 5 -HappyAds 1 - LMtand Found 7 Yard Sale (pa1d m advance) 8 - Puboc Sale &Auct1on 9 -Wanted to Buy 31 Homes for Sale 32-Mobtle Homes for Sale JJ.farms for Sale 34- Buslness Butldtngs PHONE 992-2156 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 4 1- Housesfor Rent 4 2-Mobile Homes for Rent 43-Farms for Rent 44-Apartment for Rent 45-Furnished Rooms 46-Space lor Rent 47-WantedtoRent 48-EqUipment for Rent 49-For lease 1 3-lnsurance 14-Busmess Trammg 1 !I- Schools 111- Radio. TV II< CB Repair 17-Misc::ellaneous 18-Wanted To Do Public Notice LEGAl. fee t and North 2 deg 4 7 East NOTIFICATION about 900 feet to a potnt at tile Name ond Adtlr. . of Applo- Martetta Road (old State Rou te CMI - J...,. E. Diddle dbaJ 161) and North 15 deg 13 0 . o.-ng Componv West about 202 teet sad potnt P 0 BOx 587 of begtnntng bctng marked by a Roodno, Ohio 411771 concrete: marker set satd potnt Locat• on of Proposed En of beg tnnm g also betng South 15 deg 13 East 3 13 4 feet from a Southeasterly Ohto Stat e Rou te 7 R/ W marlo::et i'l t 437 + 23 38 (R / W ma rker Lease fou nd) thence North 52 deg Geologic Nam&and Depth of 44 East 150 feet to a concrete lnJect•on Zone Bereamarker set thence North 15 Berea- 18 75 -James B & deg 13 West 3 13 4 teet to a Roberta 0 Bnen Lease concrete marker set on the Maxtmum Proposed lnJ~C· Soutlleasterly R/ W hne ol Oh to t10n Pr essu re - 300 lbs State Route 7 thence South 52 Max1mum Proposed Average deg 44 Wes t 150 feet along Dailv lnJe Ctton Volume - M ore th e Southeasterly A/ W ltne of than 200 Bbls Ohto State Route 7 to a Further tnformatton May Be htghway A/W concrete marker Obta med By Contactmg The thenGe South 15 deg 13 East Foll ow•ng 3 13 4 feet to the pomt of James E D•ddle dba J 0 begtnntng con tatntng 1 0 Dntlmg Company acres more or les s P 0 Box 587 REFERENCE DEED Vol 263 Ra ctne Oh10 45771 Page 829 Metgs Coun ty Deed 614 949 2512 Records OR wtll be offered for sdle October Ohto Department of Natural 1 1983 ao 1000 AM The Resources property Will be sold for the best Otvtston of Otl & Gas pnce obtatnable at the Metgs Foun tain Square County Court House Pomeroy Columbus Oh to 43224 Ohto The sale shall be r.on 614265 69 17 dueled by the attorneys for the Any person destr~ng to corn Paftles upon the terms set lorth · ment or to make an objectton by satd anorneys wtth reference to an appl tcatton Persons wtshtng nformatton for a perm tt to construct concerntng the sale of the convert to or operate an above descr bed real estute enhanced recovery proJeCt should contact Fred W Crow Ill shall hie such comments or 161 41 992 6059 or Ronald R ob1ecttons tn wn!lng wtth the Calhoun 16141446 7890 hanced Recovery Sect Jon 34 Salisbury Town sh1p - MetgS County Oh1o James B & Roberta 0 Brten UNDERGROUND INJECTION CONTROL SECTION DIVISION 1919 16 23 30 41C OF Oil AND GAS FOUNTAIN SQUARE COLuMBUS OHIO 43224 Such commems or ob1ec110ns shall be !tied wtth the dtvtston no later th an ftiteen calendar day s from the publtca !ton date tn a ne-wspapet of general ctrculat ton tn tile area of revtew t91 30, 111: Public Notice 1- - - - - - -- - - IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO DONALO F JOHNSON PLAINTIFF vs Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE Nottce IS hereby gtven that on Saturdav October 1st 1983 at 1000A M a pt.lbltcsalewtllbe held at 141 Mulberry Avenue Pomeroy Oh10 45769 to sell l o r c ash the followtng collateral 1973 Plymouth - senal no VH23G38 45020 1 1982 Plymouth PP2 1 Sertal No 1P3BP51D9CC1 10440 1981 Plymoulh PP21 Sed Se rtal Nu mber 1~ 38P5108CC109795 The Farmers Bank and Sav tngs Company Pomeroy Ohto reserves the rJ ght to btd at thts sale and to w tthdraw th e above vehtcle ~nor to sale Funher the Fermers Bank and Savtngs Company reserves the r1ght to reject any or all btds submtned Further vehtcles are sold tn !Me condt!tOn they aretn Wtth no expressed or tmphed warranties gtven (9) 28 29 30 31C Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE 'r,t'le followtng descrtbed pro peny loca ted at 38150 S A No 7 Long Bottom Ohto belongtng to Joyce Reynolds and Nelson Reynolds and further descnbed as follows TO Wll Sttuate tn Chester Tnwn:;htp M eigs County Ohto ar td bemg tn Fracuon 19 SectiOn 20 Town 40 North Range 12 West of the Oh•o Company s Pur· chase and betng descrtbed as follows Beg 1nntng at a potnt North 87 deo 13 West 1518 11 GEORGE MILLER, ET Al OEFENOANTS NO 83 CV 242 NOTICE BY PUBUCATION TO GEORGE MI LLER whose ad dress tS unknown ti deceased the un~nown hetrs devtsees legatees admtntstrators execu tors and /or asstgns of George Mt!l er dec FLORENCE MILL ER whose addres s tS unknown tf deceased the unknown hetrs devtsees legatees admtntstra tors exec utors and/or asstgns ol Florence Mill er dec H W ROUSH whose ad dress ts unknown tf deceased the unknown hetrs dev•sees legatees admtnts trators execu tors and/or asstgns ol H W Roush dec CLARA ROUSH whose last known address IS c/o Ilene Stump 67<1 Tallkron Ortve Akron Oil to 44300 ILENE STUMP whose last known address IS 674 Tallkron Dnve Ak ro n OhtO 443UU ELI ZABETH SMITH whose address IS unknown tf de ceased the unknown hetrs devtsees legatees admtn tstra tors executors and / or asstgns of Elizabeth Smtth dec BlANCHE FERRELL whose address ts unknown If de ceased the unkrown hetrs devtsees legatees executors admtntsu ators and / or ass•g ns of Blanche Ferrell dec A 8 FERRELL whose ad dress tS unknown tl deceased the unknown hetrs devtSflCS legatees executors ad{lltntstra tors and / or asstgns of A B Ferre ll dec ELLA M 76-Auto Parts & Accestories 77-Auto Repair ROUSH address tS unknown tf de ceased the unknown hetrs devtsees legatees executors admmtstrators and / or asstgns of Ella M Roush dec CARRIER WANTED PART-TIME HELP IN POMEROY • NEEDED AT ONCE. RESPONSIBLE PARTIES ONLY. GOOD PAY. CONTACT ,992-2156 82- Piumbing 8o Heating 83-Excavatong 84-Eiectrocal& Refrigeration 85- Genaral Hauhng 86- M . H Repair 87-Upholstery 305 Metgs Coun ty Deed Juventle DtvtStOn Me•gs County Pomeroy Ohto 45769 The obJect of the Peutton ts to adopt satd Ay Wongchang by the Pettttoner and dtvestm g you of all parental nght You are req Uired to answer the Petttton wtthtn lwenly etg ht days or ob1ect to the granttng to the adoptiOn wtthtn twentyeight days after the last publicaliOn of th1s not tee wht ch wtll be pubhslled Cfnce· eac h week for sue consecuttve weeks ThA last publtcatton wtll be made on th e 28th day of October 198 3 and tha twenty-e tgh t days w•ll commen ce on that date In case of 1atlure to answer or mherwtse respond as requtred by the Ohto Rules of CIVIl Procedure 1udgment by default wtll be rendered agatnst you and the Pettlton granted for th e relief demanded m the Pe ttltOn dated September 19 1983 Robert E Buck Judge and Ex-OffiCIO Clerk 15228 WILLIAM ROU SH whose add ress tS unknown tf de ceased the unknown hetrs devtsees legatees adm•n ts tra· tors e~o:ecutors and /or ass1gns of Wtlltam Roush dec ALMA ROUSH whose ad dress IS unknown tf deceased th e unknown hetrs devtsees legatees admtntstrators e,.;ecutors and /or ass tgn s of Alma Roush dec EDNA ROUSH whose ad dress tS unknown tf deceased th e un~nown hetrs devtsces lega tees admmtst1ators execu Public Notice tors and/or asstgns of Clyde 1919 16 23 301 1017 14 61c Roush dec You are hereby not tfted that LEGAL NOTICE you have been named defend ~ --'f>;;ibij;CiN~o~thic;BtSealed btds w1ll be rocetved ants tn a legal act,on eonhtle.d by the Vtflage of Syracuse at Donald F Johnson plamttfl vs the oHtce of the Clerk unttl 7 00 George Mtller et al defendants IN THE PM Oct 1B 1983 for fu rntshThts acltQn has been asstgned mg one fif e truck and equtp· Case No 83-VC 24 2 and ts COMMON PLEAS ment accord tng to the spec1f1· COURT, pendmg tn th e Common Pleas court of Metgs County Ohto PROBATE DIVISION. Pomeroy Ohto 45769 MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Tile ob1ect of the Complamt IN THE MATTER OF AOOPtS a panttton-actton concern tn g TION OF Ay Hotllot Mora 011 ar1d gas rtghts and to qutet NO 242:17 - NOTICE BY tttle to Otl and gas nghts PUSUCATION underl ytng th e followtng des TO Supote l.asttmoe, lut crtbe d real estate lcnovvn add,_ OIS!rict of St tuated tn Lebanon Town shtp Metgs County Ohto Cholu:llai, Province of Nlll<hon 608 bet ng the south half of 100 R..•ma E Maon,. .loolol You are hereby nottfted that ac t R lot 16 7 begtnntng at the sout heast corner of satd 100 you have been named as POMEROY,O. acre lotNo 167 Town2Range 1M at1ve father of Ay Wong 992-2259 11 tn Lebanon Townshtp m the cllang Thts actton has been Ohto Com pany s Purc ha se asstgned Case No 2423 7 m ABI·LEVEL BEAUTY that yoor th ence north 5 73 chatns to a the Common Pleas Court lamt~ willklllll Sels on over an post the southeast corner of acre wrth garage and back PM and N A Atchey s one half Real Estate General deck. Fire up lhe woodborner of satd 100 acre Lot thence north 1 75 cha,ns by a hne and relax tn yoor fami~ room. passtng over the mtddle of the Fuly furn5hed $43,000 Wrthrun to a post thence north 40 OUI lurntture $40,000 llllks to a post thence wes t 79 cna ms to a post tn the west line PLEASE, PLEASE look at ma ol satd lot thence south 6 Goorae S Hobsletter Jr You'll love my neat sleek 1 cha1ns and 25 h links to the Broker rooms. I have a balcony. soutllwes t corner ol sa td lot w5hing well, lois of cl~ and th ence eas t 80 chatnS to the OPEN HOUSE place of begtnntng contatmng Mom all the cu~001 made SUNDAY. OCT. 2 50 acres more or less ~rapes go with ma My owner Refere nce tS made to deed must sell mR Come and loo~ P.M. recorded tn Volume 209 page $35,000 o1111•• HOBSTETIER REALTY 2 -4 WILDWOOD ESTATES Brand new 3 bedroom. 100!1 eiectroc ran do 1II balls, beautiful kichen. d1nong area, carport wth st(Jaga Silualed on one acra nestled 1n the trees. Take Sl Rt. 7 k001 PometOI' to FNe Potn~ and turn left on Aatwoorls Road to Wildwood Estates Watch foc ~IJlS Come look at tlis one!' l'liced nglrt at $42,000 ChttylltiiiiJ. Assoc. Phono 742-3171 Yolm• Nlcons~. Assoc Phone 742-3092 64 Misc. Merchandi1e AUTHORIZED SERVICE ON AU HOTPOINT & GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WE ALSO SERVICE ALL OTHER MAKES 'V~- POMERY ~~~:~~~ 64 Misc. Merchandise NEAT UTTLE 3 bedroom home thai makes yoo want to move roglrt 111 Buoltn eat1ng bo<1l1 m the krtchen and has a water sdtener Has a full basemem and a good par~ng area $32.000 SPECIAL FEATURES 1..-ge deck area, water softener. dishwasher, range. retn~, metal building garbage d5pa;al and atr cond A noce 2-3 bedroom home goes wrth all these features $35,500 NICE HOME on a mce netghborhood, for a mce famo~ like yoo Three bl<lrooms, donmg room and family room. Ellllrytt-ing ~ ltke new. Take a fool\ you wtll like th5 ona $48.000. IN INSTALLED WITH PAD $1295 THE COUNTRY - Starter home for the beginn1r1g lamt~. Two or tlree bedrooms with everythng carpeted A lui basement to tinker 1n aquarter area of land to call yoor owl\ $21,500 $13.95 Sq Yd lnttallod Good Selec'ion Of GOLD SEAL ' CONGOLEUM ANSO IV NYLON 115.95 Yd. lnttallod RUBBER-BACK $399 I ROLL ONLY SO CLOS£ TO shop1Ji11g that your car will rarely be user1 Plenty of room tlr the 'ids, pels and playmates. Four bedrooms, 2!! balls and bigl:irmal dintng room $27,500. REALTORS Henry E Cllland, Jr. GRI 992-6191 Jean Trunell 949-2&60 iAt:RRY IN BROWN Dotttt Turner 992-5692 Jo Htll 98S-446& Office 992-2259 [H IEJUOI PH. 992-8792 93Clmg St. 191 23 30 1101 7 3ic Rt 124, Pomeroy, OH. Certainteed Material As Low As 1-(614) -992-3325 & Lllbor $2 50 Each ''Free Estimates" Also Blown Insulation NEW LISTING - 76 acres on 124 west of l.ani!Svtlla All m~nera~. 7 room larm homa bath. good woodburner, cellar, barn and firewood Owner woll help finance On~ $44,000 J&l Blown Insulation YOUR PRICE RANGE - 9 acres wlh frud and a 3 bedroom home ·~the country with la-m pond and trees. looking for $32.500. •Hauling Rocine, 011. I'll. 614~3-Si9f acid boil and rod out radiators We al10 l'8pllir ""' - Dump Trucks - lo- Boy -Trencher -Water A-FRAME -' Countty fresh atr, Route ATIIACTM- 7 rms. Central lir and ~ Wiler hllll. 3 mce AIR coNDITioNERs bedrooms, 2 .,. bllhs and ~' Aslin& $45.1Ql RESIDENriAL • C(JIMERQAL HEATING o PLUMBING Housing Pr!~~~~.. m l . 2nd __ ,,~ror,•o. Now's tho tl111 to pt your lurnlco rudy for cold - · lqoil' Ooscounl 01 any OIWfurtiiCI purcllmd ltolort Oct. IS. 9 15 Headquarters • unmentioned ltoma orrlvlng dolly on truck. •100 dlocount will be 1warded to In Memoriam bidder with lergelt amount of purchaH at the end ol the d1y Door prlzea will be awarded to lucky biddert. Food-drtnk-uating Term1: caah or approved ch.ak. all Min will ba final. No ltartlng bid1 All ttama put up lor bid wHI be oald. In loving memory of France• R Johnaon who paned aw1y September 30th. 1881 . She live• with ua In memory r lnd will forever more Sadly mined by your hu1band Ellter Johnaon. children. Ruth l1rnhart. Meurice Johnaon, John Johnton, Or1ndchlldren end all who knew her. 3 or Phone Locol 182-7787 7788, Out of ototo coli toll 800-848-4195, tall " " 1-B00-282-21 Auction every Fri night at the Hartford Community C•ntar. Trucklo1d1 ol new merchandiM every WHk Con•igm.nta of n.w and u•d merchandia• 1iway1 welcome. Richard Reynold• Announcements Balloon• for Birthdaya. Oet wen, Anniv.Hryl, SWH· theorto. partloo Coli Bollaono • Ca .. 441-4313. SALES & SERVICE U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO bsnon TWP. Moxlne Diddle Sollero ond Ulllln Proffitt. Authoriz•d John 0111, McD1nit"t Custom Bu,cher· New HOIIIncl. Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dllltr Farm Equipment Parts & Service I 3tfc NATIONALINE Plumbing & Heatong Supphes "If You Wont a - ~" 2 ., MILLS' ELECTRIC Rtsidtntlai-Ntw and re-wiri111: Com1111rcitl tnt! Industrial. BON OED-AII Worl GUIIIntltd Ctll 614-742-2214 Alter 5 P.M. 9-22 1 mo pd lnQ,Optrl I or Lady rider to help drive to ~toland, Flo noorby. 1Mvlng middle of October. 446-1245. Uvelnfemale companion for elderly lady In good health. Modern hone and car with no expenMI. Genarout •a· lary to reliable per.an Ref· erenc81 needed Write Sox 729· P. Pomeroy, Oh. Situations Wanted Tree trtmming and removal. Free ettim.:ea 614-992- 8040 or 114-949-2129. tlayo 0 13 Insurance Saturday 2PM. Mite. item1. SANOV AND BEAVER rn IUrllnc:tt Co h81 offered aervice1 for fire inturlnce coverage In Gallia County for aImoat a century. Farm. home 1nd peraonal property coveragn are available to meet individual needa. Contact Kall Burle1on. agent Phone 446-2921 18 Wanted to Do 1---------Generel Hauling end Trash remove! S•rvlca. Rllllble ond dependoblo. Call 4483158 bstweon 9 ond 5 Lliwn Mowtng no yard to big or am ell. Reliable and dependable. For eltlmate call 448·3119, 9 to 5. Roofing. carpentry. and concrete work. houM paint· Ina and general repair 26 yra experience. Cell 814- 379-2191. To take care of aomeaome alck or need• home c:are. Daya only. good refarencee. AUCTION ovory Soturdoy night, 6 p m. Mt A~o Will care for efderv penon on our prlvete farm. •400 per 9 Wanted To Buy We pay Cllh for a.t• model Wanted to buy uted coel • wood hNterl. Swain Fuml· on uctollont lund rololng progrom, for lnformotlon, phone 304-1711-1010. ture, 441-31111, 3rd. • Ollw lt.. Golllpollo. Qh. W-ocl to buy Uoocl mobile hom• • trual. oompar. Coli 114-448-0175. Tho young lody th<ot collocl Stephen Mlllor loot obout hor01o, coli 304-11754105. Eootol._ Boqla robblt dotlColt IIPM, 441-1322. Country Footlvll, Antique Steom • Goo Engine · - · lot., Oct. t • Sun., Oct. 2. BEDB-IRON, IIAABB. old fumlturo, gold, dalJere, wood 101 boxe1...one ]Ira, antlq~oo. otc., Comploto houooholdo. Wrtto: M .D. Mlllor. Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Oh. Or 812·7710. Wheat thrHhlng, aornmul :-ortur,:::t-....:'~ I Jack'o Yard Solo 1146 2nd. Avo Sept. 30 II< Oct. 1, 9-6. Couch••· ch1ln. dinette aet, Iampi, twin bede. clothing end much more. 1-:-::----------3 Family Garaga Sale ()ct 1 • Oct. 3. Cornar of Bull Run &: Van Buren St In Vinton. 4 boxea new calling tile. TV, beby bed. cer rldio, lamp, elmolt new women• dren llaCkl tize 7 thru 11, children• clothing ai1e1 0 thru 4, and other nice clothing. drepel. bathroom cabinet. 3 Fomlly Yord Solo Off St. At. 218 on ~ ml Raccoon Rd. Thuro .. Fri. • Sot. Firat 304-875-3t90 21 Bu1lnau Opportunity 1 NOTICE 1 THE OHIO VAUEY PUB· USHINO CO. recommMdo lhot you do buolnou with -plo you kn-. ond NOT to - d money through lho moll untH you how lnv-1n-d the olfarlng. -·Woter truolt ond routo In Mooan ond Golllo County. lerloua lnqulrlea only. 304· 1711 1 •1 9 e 1 9 l:;;';v;~·;:~o;:p~m~-;== 22 Money to Loan Ave. Baby • children item1. glaaawera, mile Rain cancalt 1--:------:-::--:--- Sat. Oct 1, 9·6, Centenary Townhou1e . Furniture, appliance a. aweeper. dlehee. knkk knacks, ~~~~~--:-:-:--:-:-­ Garage Sale China cabtnet, antique Monarch cook ..ove, end tablea. dresHr. chelt of drawen Ia heed board, deak. oil tank, metal cebinett. odd dl1h11, pot1, clothing. mlacell1neou1 ltam1 Sit. Oct 1 , 8 30· IS .OOPM. Corner of Rt 124 • Rt 180 In Wilkeavllle front Park Recliner. Iota of b1by clothes ~nd items. etc. Yard Sele October 6 & 6. 10 to 1 All mult go. no rea1onable offer refused Rodney Vi111ge II Follow olgno. Mite Solo. Oct. 3rd • 4th Quilts. dishes. clothing. fur niture. toola, old lemps. knick knack•. ant~quea R1: 218, 10 mi. from Rt. 7. 9-7 Julia Caldwell. Coli 44e9232 Large 3 Family Yard Sale Good mana & womena clothing, furniture, appltln aea. di1he1. jewerly , apreadt, curtaina. Sat 9· 7 Johnson• Mob1l1 Home Park. Upper Rt. 7. 3 F1mlly Urge Yard Sale Lower Garfield ext. Frl & Sot Sept 29 • 30 loll og boy• clothing 11zea 10 to 1 6 Baby clothing 2 &. under (girla). Old • new gl11sware, Icing alze apread, 2 gal crock, & Iota mare. R1ln cancel• Yard Sale 842 6th Ave Michigan Sale &0 Neil Ave. Chrittmae Items. clothe1, crib. Jtero. high chair, toya, end other ltema J--:----::---:-:--::-:-- coatt 1-:::-:-::-:-=-::----::V•rd Sale 2.8 Port1mouth Rd Saturday, October 111. 9:00AM to 4·00PM. Toya, cloth••· Iampi.. lOla bed, mtlc Fridoy • Saturdoy 9AM to 6PM. ladloo largo clothing. Giant Gerege-Patio Sale. Church yard sale 3rd and Oct 3-8, 9 .00-5 00 One 4tt't of Oct on Sr 124 at block east of Btdwell Post Office. Ruth Clines resadence Call 6t4-992 6805 From 10 amtill4pm One -dey Yerd Seta, 713 Pine St .. Rio Grande, Monday, Oct 3, 9· 6 Couch & chatr, drepet, old B&W TV, men's, women s & boys' clothing, anow boots. glasa ware , games , ch tldre n's bike1. paperbacks & m1sc 1tems Sept 30 • Oct 1st 299 Wnght St Pcmeroy 8eby clolhes, patto door and other miSC. Garage Sa te Fr1 30t h thru Monday 3rd Between Cline's Fnut Farm and Success Rd on At 7 Antiques. Yard Sale, 80 locuat St • hand tools. mtsc • clothes & Oct 3, 4, 6, old McCoy, Jewelry Leo nards residence vaaes, Mr Coffee. tamps, 9 00 1 mi1c Andy Grover res•dence, SalSaturday. Ot 1 Paper· ley Run Rd Oct 1,3 9 -5 back1. clothmg, adding ma- Nic;:e jeana. blouses. coati. chine, camera, proJector. Hurst Shifter Ram cancelt console atereo, m1sc Ap· prox. 1 Vz m1les out Bulavdle Yard sale at M ary Layne's at Rd , left onto Kerr· Bethel Chesh1re, Oh Oct 3,4,6 Rd , 8th house r~ght 446- tro'm 9 to 5 p m 1-:-:--:--:--:-:----:---::::- 282e. Yard sale Monday and Tueaday Oct 3 & 4 From 9 ·6 Old dtshos. bedclothes and Tupperware On 248 in Chester Oh Garage Sale, 32 Chtlllcothe Rd Mon .. Oct 3-Sat , 8th Carpet , tires, ladder s. clothes , crafts. qutlts , afgana. Oct 3 & 4, 8-6 p m behmd Mercerville Conven on Rt 218 Good clothes. toys, alec: organ, wood stove, truck partt & much more L1bby Ftaher's at yellowbyah Ad Oct 3 4 Moped , bicycle. humtdlf1Br. box springs , mattress , clothes. mise 1-:::--:-::-:-;:-:-;::::-::-Oct 3 & 4 9-6. 238 So Second Ave , Middleport Bestde Funeral Home Centenary Townhouse, Rt 141 , Oct 4&6 Baby cloth. furn • car parts, jeans ------Po-miirov· -------Middleport & Vicinity 3 family yard sale Oct 1 3 ·11 Brooke Sayre res1dence tn Syracuse Ram or shme Sept 30 -0ct 1 Behmd license bureau m Pomeroy Lot• of jeans , baby clothes & m11c . Saturday, Oct 1 Clotfles, baby crib. etc. Second house on left after gomg through caution light in Bradbury 9 am.to&pm 810 S. Second. Mtddlepo[t Ot:t. 1 through 8 Clothtng, linena, beddmg, drapn. dishes, appliances, toys, tool1, pota, pans, Avon, furniture. lamps. kmvea. jewelry, Iota rntsc V•rd Sale. 3\1: mile• out Moving Sale. 62336 Bold sKnob·Sttversv11\e 30 1o 6 s Rd 0 Fn 1, Fri . thru Sun Man 'a, ept . at. ct 1-: 0 _·4_·-:----::--:--::-women's fc children'• clo· l-: thing, woodburner With Oct . St 1. S Sara mag Ic h eat ' llvl ng room Mondav. Roush' a, Duaky auitl. 9-1. and 3 yr old r yraIIJCOphone Call 379-2309 cuae 9-3 141 Whit. hou .. On l.ft' -- ----'F,-fPieasarlf --&Vicinity 2004 M t Vernon Avenue, Fnday and Saturday. noon to 4 Wlnter clothes from four famtl1es Jun1or g1rl slacks, sweaters, Jeons ktds clothes , Thurs day, Frtday. Saturday, 2936 Meadowbrook Onve. Point Pleasant Yard Sale. 3 fam1l1es , Mon day & Tuesday , 510 Chandler Dnve. Point Plea- sant, 9-6 Movmg Sale - Saturday, 9 00·2 00 Furniture, ty pewriters. clot hes , toya, toaster oven 102 H1gh Street 2004 Mt Vernon Avenue. Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4 Wtnter clothes from 4 famihes 3 famtly yard sale Everythmg Across hom Siden Equipment on Route 36, Henderson Saturday, 9 to 6. 3A HP Myers submergable pump and tank, other eqUipment l~~=~;~;~~::::t:::::::::::r::::::::::i:::;::::;;:::;:::::: 23 Profes1ional Services price•·regular tuning•· discount• to Senior Citizant1 Church11 • 1chool1 Ward' I PIANO TUNING-LANE DANIELS. 742-2951.-Aioo 'cath tor Spinet or Grand piano •. tEven damaged con- dotlon). SUBKEN SERVICE CO. Locksmith ••rvlce. tooltharpening, acreen '" It glatt ln- otallod Call 034-875-3894 . ,,_ ....... AL•·-··· 31 Homes for Sale Newly romodolod 2 etory frame, 11h bath, 3"h acres, city achoola . riverview t32.000. Coli 446-4222 bstweon9•5 4 bdr ranch home, 18rge LA. lull blaement, with garage, wood burner lnduded. city echoola, 2 mile• from town. Coli 446-0278 . By owner Houn with 2 acre• more or len. been remodeled, orchard, 87 ft woll, •22,000 388-80113. Call 814- 3 bedroom houM with fireplace, central air. 2 full blthe. In city limit1. lmme- neighborhood. Price reduced. CaH 614-992-1941 heul coal, tand, grevel, etc. Soturdoy 10 to 4, 430 4th Time Furniture. children 6 adulll clothea. Iorge jobo, 304-675·3677 HOME LOAN8 Low flxocl holtla. A1oa oo~ Auoll- l'flle, Lllder Mortgoge, 77 E. Coli Dobr 8u•1 A-o.Ohlo 1-lt4A. Mortln 114-112-41370. ,_11_12_-_ ,._o_s,_._ _ _ __ •-'no .......,, a Middleport, romodolocl, five room• and beth, gea fur · 1--------:W-tabuy.N-.-•1---------- Muooum T·shlrtl prlntocl, comr>ltto .., deolrrn ......,., Ploono 304-882'-271111. Yard Sale Glg1nttc Sale Thurs., Frt Sat. Plantz Subdlvialon , Ruleville· Porter Rd. Item• to numerout to mention WELDING, gea. electric, portable, experienced de· pendable, low rete•. amall or Jim Mink Chov.-Oido Inc. BHI Oono Johno..n 441-3872 If your club or arganl1ation nlld1 extra money, we hive other ltema Fllrvlew Evergreen Rd mo. Coli 441-4328. Dump truak for hire, wll Garqe Sale 8·6 30 Thurs .• Fri . Set Rt. 7. Nonh near Oct Rodney-Cora~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 only. 7 tn dlot• poo-olon. Coli 814245-5281 • clean u1ad cara. 304-882-3224. Garage Sale 1 Ya mllee put Holzer Ho1pltal oq Rt. 180. Sept. 29 • 30th Lotaofnlce clothes. varioua aizea. home mterior • more Hill &a Ne11. Koyboord, 304-67&-3B24. Auc:tlo-. 275-3089 1:00 till salo time. Emmo Boll Auc:tlon~tr, 304-4288177. clo...t oo SuncS.y. Phone vlolluntlay. c--, Roolonol 8toto Form 141. Thurodoy BAM thru PIANO TUNING lower Coli 304-458-1818 otter I PM. Auction Barn. Conalgnmenta taken every Saturday WHk, plndlng, opplo bunar,ond mola- moklng. f'lo. cmta. oqUIN donco 8oturdey night: ollunoh - · Wlllc.re for eldoriv women. LPN core given. 814-9927314. men or couple In our home. equipment, tool1. applian· j ; ; = ; = : ; : : ; ; ; ; : = ce•. acopea, and m1ny more " •' Abaolutely no hunting. tre•· paning, fl1hlng. etc. on our property In Sutton end le- 12 20.llc I s:;i~ 38 ld -- .. ............... -· . . . ..... building In Bathen BOGGS Route I Lon1 Bottom, OH. 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 IILICTIJC IELIEII£1 CLIAIEI flahing, camping, ellctronlca, black powder. office Oct I ot 1 .30 p.m. otthelr CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofing & Siding Co. You Wonf Him GOGd" Only $00,000. AUCTION Sundoy, Oct. 2, 1983 At Vlllogo Trodlng Poll, Front. Coclor Sh, Ook Hill, Oh Guno, orchery, Racine Volunt..r Fire Dept gun ahoot ...eon will Jtart 4, Pomeroy "•mbet lod gnae end '" good condili:l1\ 320 JERICHO RD. PT PLEASANT, W 1-304-675-1353 Kitchen Cabinets- Roofinc - Sldinc - Concrete Pettos - . Stdawalks Now Construction - Remodeling - Custom Pole Barns. 9-221 m pi 3HOUSES -On Grant One or all le¥el Ids 10511190. New , PlAQUES ENGRAVING 9 tl rF 'PH. 992-2478 OHIO V1\'ALLEY Manufacturers 742-2352 JOHN'S AUTO SALES 949-3091; 10 "' Trophy WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS LARGE or SMALL JOBS lUst $85,000. 949-22~ THE TROPHY KING washers. Dryers Ra~W8$, Refrigerators Air Conditioners - Septoc Systems 4 BUIGS. - 12 rentals, fumtShsd. Natural gas heat, new roofs, ceilfll tiles, carpet· lA& etc. Can make 2 mora or USED APPLIANCES -Sewer - Gas Lines 2 bedrooms, King woodbufner and I 34 acres. Asking on~ $35,000 Call: ,...... tiquo • llquldotlon oolet Ucon1od • bontlad In Oblo II< WVa 304-773-57B5 or 304-773-9185. Y~ :'~ 2uiliiY used en 1-61 782 Goll alb " Free Esttmates" II 26 tic 9l5ltnOPd -Backhoes Contor Bldg , Comden St 114-387-710t. ARROW FLASHING SIGNS FOR SALE OR RENT All Work Guaranteed Pomeroy, Ohio Phone: RotldonCO" 985-3837 Warehoute· 985-3509 -Dozers Auction every Tueadav night. Pt. Pieaunt, WVe Auct. Lonnl• Neal. Youth Racine, OH. and painting, storm doors and Windows. 992-6215 or 992-7314 •orips 2LOTS - 2bedroom lratler on 124 tn Syracuse. Above all floods and all utilme5 ftlr $23.500 tprtters aoo V. C. YOUNG Ill •fittings PULLINS EXCAVATING 1n1 repair, downspouts, prttar clean· , (Free Estlmatu) •Regulators LOCATION - l'A acres on Rts 31124 and 7 S1x rms .. bath. city water and garage, near lown CARPENTER SERVICE -umbingand ..... okalwoolc •water Pipe •Gas Pipe MIDDLEPORT - 2 fam1~ lg hom~ rented and level tra~er next In Wil sell elher Of 00111 or Rooflng and .....r wort.: --Coc 10. . . WOik G&W Plastics and Supply $125,000 YOUNG'S portunity Employer. have uperlence and refer- Replacement Lettera All types of roof .00, new Jaokoon, 8668 SR 93, Jockeon, Oh 411840 Equol Op- enceo Cell 814-992-7038. 949·2293 Writesel H. L. - Adoltont and owmodollng 3-11 tic EXCELLENT HOME - Modern 3 bedroom carpeled homa li game rm wdh fireplace, 2 car attachoo garage and noce landscaped lot Ask1ng Want •septic Tanks 992-2196 l ll lit Three Family Yard Sale 1 houu on right palt OrHnl Terrace Trailer Court, At. Yord Solo Sopt. 29, 30-0ct. 1-2 Shlrto, CB'o, ~hoH • Wil blbyfh: In my home at .A:ultlc Hill• In Syracuae. I Public Sale 8o Auction Rtck P11rwon AuctionMr Service Ettate, Farm, An-- Middleport, Ohio Addl1on. Wotch for olgn1. AdmiAiono. Knowloclgo of Mocllcltora. Madlcold. and Mooltotlny Holpful. Collage l.erge reward ofllfed for tan ---:-----:--:--:--femala pit bull •nd black Opening for an eklerly men female german 1hepherd or woman In my prtvate puppy. CIII814-'J42·2944. home. Tuppera P.l•ln1 Call 614·887-8329 FOUND. lri1 h Sottar Eoot Shada Rd. Donald Manon Room • Board for elderly re1ldenca. 114-981-43615 preferred. Good caflt. r..eo. nable. 814-982-8022 . 8 PAT HILL FORD 11h 605 W. COIIfiiiO St .. Rio Grande. Ohto Houra 9 til 6. Southtattern Ohio. Reaponaible for Social Servlceti and degree n Llbaral Arts· Nuraing·Soclal Servk:et de· aireble. Equivalent eJCperience acceptable. Send retume to He1rtlend ol Garogo Solo Sept. 30-0ct . 1. Joy Or., 9-5. Good clothing, houaehold itema Rd. 3rd. Sale houu on Rt S1t. Garage 9·6 Avocado r1nge. beby clothee. &. awing Prictl reduced. ICF-SNF .Nurolntl Foclllty In Lost and Found Whtte • gray femal• kitten, •Ponds 10-&tlc GasT. . .. No Sunday Calls SAVE YOUR INCOME - Buy th~ 18 acres 1n the country and take t~e easy Pnvale and convement wdh 2 bedroom home and sland-by power plant Asking $38,500 6 CONTRACTING REClAMATION P&S BUILDINGS-, Help want•d Social Servl· cea D•aignM·Admilllona Coordln1tor for 100 bed dollt, cloth••· mite. Large 3 Family Y1rd Sale old furniture, clothe•. knick kneckt. etc Wed., Thur1 .• Fri • S1t .• Sept 28 thru Oct. Yard Sale several Family Thura .• Frl. Ia Sat. 01kwood Dr., GaiHpolla 9 -? 3358 12 M.L start from 12'x16' ·· ···-··-·--·- ·-···----··-···- Yard Sale Friday • Saturd1y 128 Firat Ave , Oalllpolll, 875 .. 7337. !115 1mopd core iiicl&ttws end hllcan al10 ter cor81- We SIDING "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free sidmg estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860. 4 male puppiea. mother collie. nine weeki old, 304- All llakes ond llodots Antenna lnsllllotion House Calls and Shop Sorvtee Avaolablo ·excavating Vinyl & Aluminum chimney foc your woodburner, TP water ava1la~~ and one acre foc on~ $12.000 876-3252. Dewayne WHiiam• Ia Scottie Smith ROOFING BISSELL SIDING CO. For lnfarmetlon. call 304· Ph 9815-4269 If No Answer. Coli 985-4382 SERVICE We can repair end re- NE.W LISTING - UW USTING - 6 rm one floor house wrth lg carpotf, Two atray beagle hound•. at Hidden Valley Country Club. SERVICE Chaster, Ohio Sizes from 6'Jdi' Up to 24'x36' .. lnsulatd Doc Houses 9 9.1 mo etc. $125,000. Port Shophtord pupplet to give owoy, 304-876-3212 1fler 3 APPLIANCE UTILITY BUILDINGS RADIATOR PH . 992-2772 Tenn5 court 1n-groond swtm pool. new 7rm house, 7 floodhghls, 5 acres, iNWig-rec. rm aoout 20x32, cathedral cetlini!S, 2 lull batm, Good clothing. Presbyterian Church Clothe• C::loaet. Each Tueaday, 10·12 Mult h1ve referlal from M11on County Community Action GrOUp AND POLE BULDINGS Stzas Phone 7 pupploo, 304-675-2714 or 87& -1&77. Also Transmission 3 7 tic Vinyl Replacement Windows 875-5078 S&WTV All STEEL & 4095 There h11 never been a better time to be an AVON Repre11ntatlve. Call 446· 4-6 moe. old 500 block of Fourth Avo. Coil 448-9208 PH . 992·5682 or 992-7121 Mercury pot Coll614-992-1898 . Battle gat cook ttove In working condition, 304- 912 1 mo 4 21-tfc 1976 11 homo, 304-875-5112. CHESTER, OH. 742-2328 1973 to Comet or Mevenck body, good condition , 304-675- old. Very gentte and good with children. Good houM Ado111ble klnent to 1 good REPAIR Service SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR For all your wiring needs; furnaees re- · pair service and in- , stallation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-3196 304-675-3069 4 ltrlpped kitten a. 2 month• old. 614-992-3733. AND AL- TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE •lo-Ratas & Vicinity Dh 9 to 6 AUTO PARTS Around •Dump Truck MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Wanted· wlndthield for 1987 Plymouth Fury Ill. Silver Poodle to good home Mlnature. Approx. 3 yeara CHESTER 9 9 1 mo Winter, 824 Patton, Spring · 614-985-4488 PARTS and SEflVII:E FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 1--:-----::---:---::--:Japanell Swords wanted Paying •zoo min Tom Avocado green refrig8rat0f needs repair Call 614-245· Ph & Sit. 9-11 Green Acre• ------Gaiiipoils--------- Fri. Sub. Olv, 10ft 1culpture Phone 614 -483 - field , Ill 12702. t2 171 5447611 or 523-8729. Adult mele Cockepoo to good home After 3 p.m call Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers •Replacement Windows •New Roofing oo .. 8542 . Redbone coonhound• Makes •Wethers •Diahw11hen •Storm Windows Pomeroy. Ohio PH 742·222f29 1 mo 43946 1805 446-3846 All •Storm Doors R. E. HOME IMPROVEMENTS New Lima Road RutiMld, Oh10 5 month old fema~ cat Call 2 Roolloro-Call 614-9923287. Vinyl Siding II< Roofing SALE DEAL DIRECT & SAVE 30% OR MORE On Sidtnc and Rooftnc. Gutter and Downspouts "Free Estimate•" "12 Yelrt EKperience·• "Woril Guer•ntHd" THE TAXIDERMY SHOP 61 · -245-9532 9532. 985-3561 •lnsuletton Middleport, oh. 614-992Wanted old pienoa. Paying •~o and •110 ch Firat floor only. Write giving d~rect1ons Witten Piano•. BoJt 188, Sard11, Ohio Mele Bengle type dog Call KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE J&L BLOWN INSUlATION 'lard Sa\es Buy~ng dally gold. tllvar coin a, ring&, jewelry, aterting ware. old coin•. l1rge cur· rency Top pricat Ed Burkett B1rber Shop, 2nd Ave oo "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Have Your Trophies Professionally Mounted by Gtveaway to reaponaible perton. haute broken Call 614 -388- 992-2280 PH. 4 llllc $3()00 ATON Wanted To 8uy 34~8 1 pair cream colored kttt.,ns COAL - ... $3.00 Up to 15 words . One day tnsertton Up to 15 words . Three day msertton . " ... $4 00 6700 Up to 15 Words Sex day tnsertton (Average 4 words per line) cattons on Ide tn satd offtce Separate btds are soltct ted as follows Btd for Chassts only B1d for Ftre Agparatus only Btd for Optmn'al equtpment Btd for complete Chassts and Ftre Apparatu s Btd for 198 4 Chassts only Each btd shall contatn the full name Of each person ft rm or corporation tnterested tn same and shall be accompan,ed bv a Certtfted Check or Btd Bond tn the amount of 5 percent of the total btd and be dr avm 1n favor of the Vtllage of Syracuse Ohto All btd enve lopes Shull be platnly marked Btd for Chassts or Btd for Ftre Apparatus To qet spectftcattons contact the Syracus€l Vttlage Hall at 99 2 7777 The Vtllage of Syracuse hereby reserves the nght to reJect any or all btds and to select the best btd for the purpose By Ord er of th e Village Counctl Jantce Lawson Clerk 9 446-0743 2 2311£ SPORTSMEN Announcement• oupplio1. Pick up ond dolovory , Oovl1 Vocuum Clooner. ono hoW mole up Goorg11 CrHk Rd. Call 448-0294 CONTRACTING •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER UN ES •PONDS, RECLAMATION STRIP 6 75- Pt. 'Pleasant 458 - leon 5 76 - Apple Grove 773- Mason 882 - New Havel\_ 895 - Letart 937 - Buflalo 992 - Middlepori Pomeroy 985-Choster 343 - Portland 247- letan Falls 949 - Racine 742- Rutland 61i7- Coolvolle Public Notice Public Notice Records The prayer of satd complatnt ts th ai the above descnbed 011 and gas rtghts be parttttoned that the mterests be sel olf or ordered sold tf tt cannot be part ttt oned and for allowance of attorney fees and costs heretn You are requt rea to answer the complaint wtthm twenty etght davs aher the last publica !ton of lhts nottce whtch wtl f be publtshed once each week for SIX consecuttve weeks The last pubhcallon wtll be made on Oct 14 1983 and thetwentyetg ht days for answer wtll commence on that date In case of your ladure to answer or othen.v1se respond as reqUired by the Ohto Rules of Ctvtl Procedure JUdgment by default wtll be rendered a~a t ns t you lor the reltel demanded tn th e co rnplatnt ' Larry E Spencer Clerk of Courts Metgs County Common 191 23 30 1101 7 14 21 28 Pleas Cou rt 61c Dated September 7 1983 whose Help Wanted f 446 - Gallipolis 367- Cheshore 388 - Vtnton 245-Roo Grande 256 - Guyan Dist. 643 - Araboa Olst 379 - Walnut 62 Wanted to Buy 63-lovestock 64-Hay II< Grain 65 Seed & Fertilizer WALTER ROUSH whose ad Mason Co .. WV Area Code 304 Meigs County Area Code 614 Gal loa County Area Coda 61 4 78-Campong Equopment Public Notice J& F ,MINE RUN 7 5- Boats 8o Motors 81-Home Improvements dress •s unknown tf deceased the unknown hetrs dP.Vtsees lega tees executors adm1n 1stra tors and /or asstgns Ql Walter Roush dec EARL WELLS Detrott Mtch t gan wh ose address IS un known tf deceased the un kn ow n hetrs devtse'es legatees execu tors admtnistrators and/or asstgns of Earl Wells dec DALLAS LISLE whose last known addess tS 63 2 Rock wood Avenue Pt tt sburgh Pa !I 7 4· Motorcycles 61 -F&rm Equ1pment Public Notice New Homas - Extensove Remodthna. •Insurance Work •Custom Pole Bldas & Garaaas •Roo1tn1 Work oAh..it11111 & Vinyl Sidlft&S 15 Year~ Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 Classified pages cover the following tel ep hone exchange .~ ... 71 -Autos for Sale 72-Trucks for Sale 73-Vans 8o 4 WD 35-lots 8o Acreage 26- Real Estate Wanted 11- Help Wanted '2- Situatad Wanted Public Notice 51 -Household Goods 52 CB . TV & Radoo Equopment 53-Ant•ques 54-M•sc Merchandise 55-Buoldong Supplies 56-Pets lor Sale 57-Mus•callnstruments 58 Fru1ts & Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade 3 -==:::;;~;===~t======:::::::-~ SWEEPER and IIVlillng r chin• repair. parte, ma· •nd Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 21 -Busrness Opportuntty 2 2 Money to Loan 2 J . Professtonal Serv1ces Ohio Business Services The Da.ily Sentinel 1-Card of Thanks(paod on advance ) 2 -ln Memooy (paid on advance) 1983 n~nce, cozy fireplace, good Buutlful 2 otory brlak vlnyla, 1 acrelevallot 1811 thin 10 yre. ald. Roooonobly priced. Can be 1111n on Folrflold-Contonory Rd. Appointment only. Coli 4412459. 12x80 Moblll Homo, olroody 1111 up on ronl!ld lot Mon.-Frl ooll B-5 . 4411241 . LDCitod In Syreouoe-Noor ochool • owlmmlng pool. 3 bedroom altuatld on one- third ocro lot. 124,1100. or will rent For 12711 mo. 304-81111-3134. Ronch type IBriak). 3 bodroom•. fireplace. ati8Ched garage. fu II b11ement. newly ohlnglocl roof, -lklng 31 Homas for Sela Sale by owner. 3 bedroom aectionel home like new 1OOx200 lot. and of etreet Arbaugh Subdlv11ion, TUppert Plaint e36,900. Will accept mobile home on trade. Financing 1vallable to quolifiod buyer. · 814-9927034 day1, 614-992-7671 evenanga 3 bedroom home Alum•· num siding, ttrom wlndowa, Warm Morning wood burner, new chimney, range, refrigerator. K1tchenaide dlah waaher. curtalna , drapes and thHrt Exc cond &1•·992-7286 three bedroom 2 Jtorv hou11 on Perk Dr New furnanca It air conditioning. dream kitchen wtth all appliance•. Owner wll carry second or all Sm1ll down payment 304-6711 -2192. 1974 ShuHz 1 2x66. 21orgo bedroom• whh built in cabinet•. 2 batha. air condl· tloning, underpennlng, In· tercom. new rug1. drepea, lumlture, outside entrance box. 2 1111 of extra Jtepa, flre alarm, a•• alarm, flrlt 1ld kit, lire extlngulther. .8.100. 1-304-8e2-2237 2028 Uncoln Avenue, fJ raonta and bath. 2 gla11ed in porchas, lerge out building. garage, corner lot. 1970 12x44 Great Lakes mobile homea, 2 bdr , new plumbing & 11r tond Owner mull nil. $2,000 614-256-1404 1971 Call w / 8x16 expendo, 2 BR. washer & dryer, cent a1r Kloollng, 814-441-2501 . New 3 bedroom houae for rent in Naw Haven. Call 1-114-949-2470. TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED - CARS, TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 441-7572. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KE88El'8 OUAL· ITY MOillE HOME BALES, 4 MI. WElT. OAUIPOLIS, RT 311 . PHONE 448-7274 1112 Vlntlalo moblll homo 1OxiiO with rongo 13,000 or boot oflor Coli 4482718. mentary School. *40,000 trell• good cond•• reasoni· CIII 114-182·1143 blo price. Coll441-71113. 614-256-1577 2 -approx. 1 % acre lott for sale. level Iota:, $3,900 each. For sale or lease 100 acrea. mmeral nghts Call 614- 3 DR Mob1le Home for sale wtth A C , cent heat Call Co Rd 18, 6 acres land with sprmg water and sephc tank 446-7000, after 2 . 448 1687 1971 Mobile Home. Rebel 12xfJ6 New furnace, furnished Call 614-992· $6.900. 614 -992-2603 Ntce Y.l acre lot, dnlled well. septic tank, South111de area. $10,600 304-937-2886 or 675-3576 7756 Mobil Home under 81 ,000 12x50 36 814- 742 2861 Real Estate Wanted Nice intide. Furnished. USED MOBILE HOME. IN GOOO SHAPE. 304-678 2711 Wanted to buy 1 ·5 reasonably pnced acres 1n GalllpohaCheshare area for home site. 614 -992-6177 74 FREEDOM. 12x66, a or condttionlng Ia underpen ning, partially furn11hed, t&,IIOO. 304-675-6484 1988 Shult trailer. 82,700 or batt offer. 304-876 1678. Houses for Rent 4 bdr house 5 acres of land on Rt 160 1n Vinton. Central a1r , S350 mo. sec dep & ref Call446-3175 Wh1te frame. 3 bedroom house Wtth carport Garfield Ave locatton Phone 246 · 5269 or 446-8579. 12K60 mobtle home. latr condition, reaaonably priced. Phone 304-675- 2884 or 304-676-1892 32 Mobile Home• for Sela 220 ft road frontage over lookmg Racc oon Creek wtth 1970 mob1le home Call 596-5370 po-lco, •9.000 00 Coli 304175-3288 38 In Hondoreon, WV. go 446 7901 $7600. Call 446-4606. Prica reduced. turn off Rt. away from rtver. lal:t houM on Henderton St,..t, lob Beauttful lot on Lower Rae ~ coon Creek. Land contract avatlable Call Tom Leslie Cal1614-388-8801 Zondolo . 1 2x63 80'x130'. Phono 304-8752012 . 1--------1988 10x50 Pontoac Choef homtl, ........... full .... booomont, 1 cor progo, In ground pool 11x32 . .48.000. 114-112·5BIIB- W1nsor 1 4~70 With eKpando 3 bdr • 2 bath. pncad appr. peyoff. Rodney, Oh Call304-675-1726 for 1nfo 1979 B1ron mobile home, 1 4x70, 3 bedrooma. 1 Y2 bath1, partially furmshed , centre! air, good condit1on, dlolllnoo to Pomeroy El• 3 bedroom ronoh otylo 35 Lots & Acreage 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Nearly new 2 bdr house. 3 m1 f rom HMC , no pets, $195 mo S·1 00 dep Carl 446 -3617 1981 14x70, Shultz llmoted moblle home, microwave, dlahwaaher. centrtl air, underpenntng. three bedroom1, 1Yz batht, excellent condition, •t5,500 Call 1- - - - -- - - - - Small modern country home Referencea, depo11t ,.. Reasonable . Write P 0 Bo~ 10, Gl11ipolts, Oh 46631 -- - -----~ '"''H 304--875- 8049 after 6 p m. Houle for large kitchen . livlngroom ••1 bdr 1nd bath SH It 53 l'!..,rfl~d Ave , Gallipoha 35 Loti 8o Acreage 2 bdr. brick •n Rio Grande; lull baaement • gerage. NO: 38 acre• at Rodney on W T Watton Rd . Owner financ- poll, f215 mo Coli 614, 245-6439. Ing ovolloblo Coll446 -8221 after I weekdeya One ecre lot wtth platfo rm for house end tn·ground pool. for Information. 813- 665·1232. lots 8 mi. 10uth of All underGround central aewage 1-1241, B - 6. ' Rent or Sale Rac1ne -·: Remodeled two story New; aerpetmg. 3 bedroom1, 2• betht, garage, gea heet ' Clo11 to achool e195 ; month Depo11t & referen-• co1 614-742-2643 price t 39 .500. Solo ' ~ I �... IG-The 41 Sentinel Houaea for Rant 64 Misc. Merchandill They'll Do It Every Time Furnished 3 room cottage one bedroom, only large enough for one or two edulte. No pate. dapoeit and reference plaaee. Call 4482543 . 1 almost new chein uw, 18 in. cut. Cell 441-7273 oltor 6PM or anytime weehnds. Pine oven, ·1400. Joae Pizza in Chaehire. Call614· 367-0671 . 2 bedroom country home. Oa.\l£r with outbuiJ.ding. Ref. eflf\CU required. 614-7422641 . Laf'!gevlha erea. Dalla, plants a. things. Cell 61 4. 256-6629. Fish .Aquarium• made to order . Irvin' • Ol11s Service. 446-4423 . 1 TWO bedroom unfurnished, Camp Conley, $125 . par month, 304·676-1371 or 176·3812. Woodburning Stoves, freestanding, fireplace inaerta, mobile home approved. It furnanoe ad-ons. Jividen• Farm Equipment , 446· 1676 . THREE bedroom house , Routh Rd .. Cheshire, OH. Full basement. large lot. 'arage . Call 614-367 · 17&. • 2 bedroom cottage, new carpet, good location. in town, 304-676· 7634 after 42 44 Apartmant 51 Household Goods for Rent • • ~:0:. Musl"cal· Instruments Clarinete, flutes. uxa phone 1 , t r 0 m b 0 n 8 s, trumpete. Franke Pawn Shop. 446-0840. Bundy Clarinet, good cond. f60. Cel1448-1797. Uud trombone and clarinet. In good condition. Call614992-6824. Electra electric guitar with HS caae, crate amp. 60 rm1. Morlav VO;I. WAH. ph11e lhifter. electric tuner, cordt, atand. miac;ellaneou• Items. $1600 value, $&00. 304676-5843. Stelnway piano. parlor grand. excellent condition. outside. Pomeroy. on Rt. 7. "814-986-3942. Fruit Vegetables Apples. Fitzpatrick Or~ chorda. S.R . 689.814-8893786 or 61 4·689·4376. Houre 10 a.m.-8 p.m. For Sale or Trade ~JO 83 71 Llve81ock . Home Improvements RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Quazar, and hou10 eolia. Call &76-2398 or 446-2464. Autos for Sale fhe ' meJgs Co'. Beef cattle 1 976 Ford Torino. Sale or ..aoclatlon In cooperation trede . . Aoking o7&0. Call with the Meigs Co. extan- 304·773·5013 otter 5:00 lion •rvica are sponHring a p .m . beef day Saturday. Oct. 111. From 10 a.m. 'o 3 p.m. /4.t 1 873 Pontiac blue. 4 doora. tha ,.elgs County falr- good condition. $800. 304· grounde. Therawlllb.eom• 982·34611. ttling tor everyone from the produc.r to the consumer. 1 977 Chevy Monte Carlo, ActhritiH will Include: Uve air, power ateering, power feeder colt dernonmotlon, brokoe. t 1800.00 Cell 304· 101 dallc6oue waya to pre- 882·21188 otter 5 p.l'll. pore - · numorouo commerclal exhlbita, roaet beef 1 978 Automatic ranch style undwithu· and drinks wWl etati9nwagon. Walt Virginia be available. Doorpri1eswHI inepocted. nice. $896.00 beglvanthi'oughouttheday. negotieble. Call 304·676· Bring your family, fdends 1 987 or 676·2662. end neigh bore end came on down. 1974 Oldo Cutloos, 4 door, good condlton, $800 or belt offer.' 304·87&·4437 or 875·33&4. ~ 71 2282. 1 , 78 "on'da Accord . . £A. MPF 13&·hwy.), Good cond., elngle owner. pric4 below Blue Book . Cell 4462055 evanlnge. 1981 Cutlaes, $6776; 1981 Mercury Lynx, •4396; 1980 Cemero, U095; 1979 Cutla11, $1811: 1979 Merc::ury Zephyr, t269&; 1976 Olde Delle 88. t895; 1 970 Dodgo Pickup, t896. BIG DEAL AUTO SALES, Rt. 2 end Jericho Rood, 304-8751789 otter 6 p.m., 876· , · 9 80 Dodgo Aopen, euto.. P.S .. . P.B., II cyl .. sunroof, real nice. John'I Auto Salea, 4411-4782, Bulevllo Rd. 1980 Reneult LeCor. 4spd .. am-fm, full iunroof. l'hl sharp. Jo"n'e Auto Salll, 446-4782, Bulovllle Rd. "1979 Plymouth Arrow, auto., p.e .• j).b .. am-fm tape, eunroo~. John' • Auto Sataa, 448-4782, 8ulevli.l Rd. Ragietered Polled Hereford bull. Approx. 1160 pounds. 379-2867. Club calvee Exotic · ltallr CrOIIBI·Sired by Double Tlmo, Tornedo. 614·3792605 . 2 yr. old Jereay mille Cow with coif. Cell 448-4423, eve. 614·251·1168. Hoge & ahoett for sale or trade for heifer calf. Call 614·388-9930 eftor 8 . Simmentai· Hereford club calves. Phone 266·8402. 2 horHs & 2 ..ddleo. 30-011 Remington rifle. 304·8823242. 6 yoer old Horeford cow and call, weighs 1100 lbe. Gen· lie, teOO. 304·676·4210. :4:-2:4:6:·:51:2:1:.=:..E3::0;3;0;o~r;6~7;6~·4~2~3~2~.==~ Volkw1g0n body good cond., riew ahemator, generator. fuel pumf, &. braket. Coli 4411·423 or 4414835. 1980 VW Rebb~ good con· dillon. Coli- 4:30 1114-245-9153. , 1979 Mozdo GLC wogon. auto .• a.c .. am-tm.radlo. top reck. t31180. Cell 245· 9457. 1 Stove and furnace cleaning and repair, 304-175-6073. 82 Plumbing Heating l!o CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor, Fourth and Pine Phone 446·3888 or 446· 4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Fomerly Dewitt'• Plumbing. Call 614·367· 0&76. r;:;:=;:::==;::=== 183 Excavating '= 75 and Motol'l for Sale 1·- - - - - ' - - - - - Chris Croft 19117 constelo· tion cabin crulllf'. 38 ft., with treMor, t12,100. Cell 814-3117·0371 between 10·3. 1114·448·1343 · - 1. 78 Ukl cornpor, 18 ft., Tendom ule. Col Tom LMIIe 441·7101 . ., No ol' ice cream cone'/1 make me ferqit Miss Effie! Clet Your Carpet IN SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTAIN STEAMER. water removal, fumlture cleaning. Free Elti· mates. 614· 4411-2107. D.OZER WORK By Ted Hanna. pondt, ditches. ba11rpants. ate:. Call 4464907. Carter & Evans Transportation. Lonnie Bogga Excavating . Dorer, backhoe, dumptruck . Work by hour or job. Call 446-7903. Cat 216 hoe, dozera, c:rane, loaders. dump truck. Call 614-446-1142 between 7 :00AM llo 6:00PM . Good~ 1 Excavating. basements. footers, driveways, 1987 Dodge 2 ton truck. Hptic tanks, landscaping·. Good condition. 814-985- · Cell anytime 446-4637, 4388 or 614·98&·4133 . James l. Davison, Jr . owner. 1972 Dauun pickup, $710.00 or belt offer. call Dozer Worlc, ground clearing 304·1176-2515. & excavation, e26 hour. Call 1;;=;=:::;::;::;;:;::: 448-9638 . I· Vans 8o 4 W.O. J.A.R. Construction Co. Water linea. Footers . 1911 GMC School bus 30 Dreina. All kinds of Ditching. pesoengor, 292 engine, 4 Rutland, Oh. 614·742spd .. new brekoo. good tirn, 2903. t2,200. Cell 448·2838 eftor 11. Meigs Excavating. Bulldozer 1-:-=::--:---:--::----- • backhoe service. Base1179 Jeep CJ-5, 8 cyl., 3 menta, footers.lendacaping. spd .. oxc. cond .. t3,300 or driveways, farm ponds. trade far pickup. Cell 448- 614-742-2407 or614· 7420515. 2068 . 1--------- ;7~4~1:11-=j~~;;;ji==· /11., LITTLE HELP FROM YOUR FRIENDS! ATTA. GIRL, MICHELLE! 11 19 3 covort. Aoklno t7295. Orla. prloo 18888. 1114·982· 31117 ' 1173 vw Super Bettie. Am-Fm at.... belt re1lllls, low mileeoe. ....., t1895. 1872 Super a..tle. Good cond. t14811. I 1 4·441· 7388 or otter II 814-89 ·3117. LIKE WE'VE WELL,NC\\1! THERE'S NOTHING LIKE GETTING Roofing and Carpentry A~~~:;~gl~•nVe~~l repairs, 6 ~~~ 3 -:-:-:-:-:------"i:.ii wt!:; OH! OH! LOOKS 1 1979 Pinto, 4 speed, good tlrN. only 22.000 mlln. Asking onlY •1.800. Clll 1 814·992-5988 orll14·992· 19711 Chevrolet pickup '14 2848 otter 8:00. 1on. 4 w hle1d r1vtl, p.e., p .b .• e .c . t3.500. 814-9921989 C.dlllec. 2 door. Runo 2898. ~ood, good tit.... •391.1:;;::::;;;::::==:::;=== fter I p.m. 814·992~ 7177 . 74 Motorcycles .=, HAl THEIR 1-VG'S ARE NO MATCH FOR MY AU!A.TROS! VUNCE I CAlCH DEM. IT VIL.L Bli LIKE SHOOTING FISH ..r-:rL IN A BARREL! SEAMLESS GUTTERS, One piece cullol'll lit your home. Guaranteed. Advanced GutID 614 692 4086 1 ay , _1_n_la_ht_6_1_4_-_69_B_-_B_20_6_._ 1_ 1974 Plymouth Dutter, elant 81r: engine, auto., AM· FM caeeatte. excellent con· dillon, t1.000 Firm. 18141 992·24411 or 1304) 8822783. ' I-18-:-7::-II_M_e_t_o_do_r_._4_do_o_r-.g-oo-d condition.· body and motor orange with brown vinyl top. 304·578·2160. 1971 Pontlec Cotelino. 1 - - - - - - - - - Good -rk car. t400. 114948;2848. 1974 Hondo ChopP., 30 ln . over front end. CB 7150 F. Solo or Trodo. 1983 vw Cell814-949-2737. Rebblt GL. 4 dr., p.s., p.b .. ll 1~:::::--:-~-:--::-::-:--- - ca Suzuki GS 1100 GK. am- lm ·~-• full8•d roeood. 1,300 miln. ..hal l ot 1 ~ rodl 1 roar ~1111':.. Phone 304·87&-7979. 175- YOU TMAN DIRT. E a. R Tree Service, fully ineured, free eatimatea. Phone 614-367-0636, cell after l!li. 1978 Grenda Pri• 58,000 'h ton Dodge Ram pickup mllee, nHds front and. wtth topper, 4 ap"d atandt1.995 or trodl. Call 114- ord shift. 114·992-&434 or 371·2721. 814-992-5914. 1974 Cedlllec very good condition, cn~laa, air. PS. PB, t1,500. Cell 814-379· 2314. IAA~E6 Y<tiiCH ALLEY OOP Get your carpet In ship shape. Water removal, FREE ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 614-446-2107. 1------ Livestock BE IlL/.. !lADUKE YOU. TH' MISERY OF OTH!:F!S~ LE~S 304-89& - 3~02 . 6488. 1~~~~~~~~ HEL.P HER, EITHER! I'IARIA THltiM5 rM 0/I!T. Water Walls. - Commercial and Domestic. Test holes . Pumps Sl!lll end Service. 1911 Red Dodge Dart. slant 8, new tlrea. paint, A-1 condition, $&50. Phone 304·876·1730 Top CASH ~ld far '·ta •~ ~----------model uHd cart. Smhh 18uick·Poiltiec, 1911 Eost· 1872 Ford Mustong, UOO, ern Ave .. Gellipolis, 4 46 • I·3_D_4_-_87_11_-_~_1_S_2_._ _ _ _ ANYWAY, 'IOU - BUT 5HE 51\YG YOO U$E THOSE QUALITiES T' POOFIT Ff!OII RINGLE'S SERVICE experienced roofing. including hot tar application. carpenter, electrician, maaon. Call . 304-87&-2088 or 1176- ·4550. ·.• .,~ Autos for Sale TtfEN GHE $URE WOULDN'T LET ME F & K Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call876· 1331 . ..-...... .............. ... ... ~ .,,. . .• Call 814-388-9867. .... - ........ · .. -.............. •zoo ~I.JST ~11-lNING. v.t)RK IS OI!AO .. . Marcum Roofing & Spout- 1979 vw Rebblt, 4 epd.. am-fm, air cond .• eunroof. 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1989 Ford 4x4. Trade for car ·Jahn'i Auto Salas. 448· 1151 DeSoto, excellent condition, call 304-196· of equal value. 8 14· 843- 4782, 8ulovlllo Rd.. 311811. 5119. 1979 Oldlmobllo Sterflroj:;:;:=;;:::=;=;::::;:::;= Flrenae V·B, euto .. p.e .. p.b.. Trucks for Sale Ol'll·fl'll tape, oporty. John's Auto Seloo, 4411·4782, 8u- 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 978 Ford truck, short bed, lovillo Rd. ~· 6 cyi. Cell 446·2&92. 61 Farm Equipment 1978 Pontiec Sunblrd. 4 1 - - - - - - - - - Far aale·or trade John DHre cyl., 72,000 1'111., t1,900 or 1980 · GMC 4x4 '14 ton. 7 ft. mower. Call 81 4·379· trado. Cell 814-379-2728 . euto .. P8. PS, 30.000 mi .. t&,900. Cell448-2403. 2698. 1971 Chovotto 4 dr .. 40 ft. hay conveyor. Uaad 1 62.000 mi., PS. elr cond., 1 978 Ford PU F1 &0 Ex· P8, 4 opel. 11,750 or trolls. plorer 'h T., p.b .. p.s .. radio! INOOn. 814·843·6186. Cellll14·379·2726. tlree, oxc. oond. *3300. Cell 448-2403. ·Naw Idea 324 2 row picker. Now ldaa -324 with 329 1980 Cemaro Rolley Span, 1 - - - - - - - - - Sheller. Both field ready. 45,000 mllee, PI, PB, elr 1 988 Ford T850 tondom cond .. euto .. t6.300 or dul'llp truck . 81 4·992· Phone 814·985-3831. trade. Coli 814·379·2728. 5541. Registered An1arican Sed· dlebrad, 11 hands, Gelding Showhqroo. Coli 304· 1176· ~ ~.:=========::;:======,·===::~ specializing lng. 30 years axparlanca, in built up roof. AKC Reglatered Doberman puppi11, *75. 304-882· 223,0. 63 IN THE some remodeling. 20 yrs. exp. Ceil614-388·96&2. 17 59 I(.NQ~Mo.i PAINTING • interior and akterior, plumbing. roofil\g, AKC Reg. Shih-Tru puppy. 7 weeks old. Call · 8o SC IENCE MAK ES NO ~A L. JUOOMEHTS- ~ IF '<t>U PEOP\.£ 'WOULD PI..EAS&: ~PART- MY • • LADIES ~D GENTl.EMEN- 'fH£ MAN ONCE Poge-11 STUCCO PLASTERING text'u red ceilings commer- " cial and residential, free eatlmatea. Call 01 4-28~ " 1192. 0 1-:-::::-::---:-:-::--::---- 58 Motors Homes 8o Campere Daily Sentinel 0 0 wormed. t200 . Call 446· 7905 aher 6PM. · 57 The Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio 1974 VW Cempl'lloblle . New tir11, new paint, extra , good cond . Aoklng t1995. ' 61 4 ·446-7389. . 81 ganHUPP's Appliance & Glall· female. tie, ~oodhouse with trained, kida. $12fS. ware. Rebuilt washers & C_•1_1 ~4_4-::8-·1-:-9_4_4_.____ dryers U&.OO up. 1 Frost 1 free refrig. nlc:e 8110. 1 FamaleDoberman,haebeen Coidopot rofrig . $145, 1 opayod. Will soil cheap . Frigidaire elac:t. range 81 1 o. 44 8·7432. All guaranteed. Located Rt. 141 Ia Rt. 7. Call448-8181 Siamese lcittene. Available or 448-8033. Sept. 24 . 1 female t20 ., 3 mala• •30. each. 814-aaz. Saara 3 1/.:t H.P. '-wn mower, 7201. portable Kenmore dishwa1har. axe. c::ond. Caetdl1 AKC Ragletered Doberman, carry. 448·3294. $75.304-882-2230.. •ao. , a-l,l'lo! I'M 5(uc..K 'ti•TH A \'IIMJ! CAse of a-I~P CAT foa> 1l1Af CA!<t-'1~ Refl)',e'.> 10 E¥11 ! AKC English Springer Spa· niel liver & white. female, 2 yro. old, t&O. Call 4464061 . 446-4676. 1983 ~'THE Briarpatch Kennel• Profea~ lionel All·brnd grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· cllltlea. Engllah Cocker Spaniel pupplea. Ca11814· 3889790. 826 ave. ea. All excellent cond., 1 - -Registered -------Call 446-8176. AKC PekenaM Rea1 1 .~::;:~;"::":r:~P;·:I'Il:.;::=== 79 by Larry Wrlghl Friday. Seplembe,• 30, AS PRUNEFACE HAS "E'TIJRNED Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 614· 367-7220 . 3 AKC Reg. Old English LAYNE'S FUFiNITURE Sofa. c:halr. rocker, onoman, 3 tables, (extra heavy Furnished upstairs apt., 3 by Frontier) . . $686·, Sofa. rooms & bath, clean. adults chalt and loveseat, 8275. 3 bdr. doublewida in John- only, no , pets, ref. req. Sofas and chain priced from aona Mobile Home Park. Utilities paid. Call 448- $286. to t8a5. Tables, •45 Private yard, 8300 par mo., 1&19. and up to $121$. Hide-aIncludes water. eewege, garbed a. $440 . and up to age pickup & gee. Haa ga1 1 bed room Apt. $196. mo. $526., Rec:llnere. $176 . to range. weter huter. Electric: Including utilities. Equal $350., Lempa from 828. to not included, no pets. Li· mited to 2 children, city housing opportunity. Con-. $715. 5 pc . din&ttae from Uke new Armstrong coal • $99 .. to t435. 7 pc .. t 189. wood furnace, uaad 1 01 . achool. cloaa to K-Mart & tact Village Manor Apta. and up, Wood ,.ble with six oon. $4&0. 245-5439. Silver Bridgoy Shopping I-'-1_4_-_B_B_2_-7_7_B_7_.- - - - chaira $426. to •74&. Deak Center. Ctll 446-3647 or 2 bedroom turniahad Apt. t1 10 up to $226. Hutchee. 75,000 BTU fuel oil stove & 446-4028 after 8PM. $150. month. plu• utilities. $850. and up, maple ~r pine Jank, und 1 winter, new Bunk bad colflplata con d. •1&0 . 304-6762 bdr. trailer, furnished. Call r<Arvoa,ulilra"'bjle, Oct. 1. Depoalt finiah. 446-0756 . Rocine. 614-949- with mattreaeea, t:l&O. and 7967. up to 8396. Baby beda. Furnished 14x70 3 bdr. ~~~~...:__ _ _.;_-'-..::_- $110: Mattrataee or box 23 cu. ft . deep fraeze. king springs, full or ""'in. $68.,1 ein waterbed, Kitchen Aida trailar on private lot. 10 firm. $~8. and $78. Queen dishwasher. C.ll256·1177 minutee frotn town. $200 1!':ound Mil. $19&. 4 dr. cheste, or 268-888&. mo. plus utilities, $200 dap.: I 1 t42. 5 dr. chests. $&4. Bod referencea. Cell 614·256fremaa, t20.and 826., '10 New Oak Furniture, tablaa. 1393. gun ~ Gun cabineta, *360., chaire, cupboard•. pie uta, Nice 2 bdrm. mobile home. Nlc:e 2 bedroom apt in dinette chalre *20. and $26. dry sinke. Paul Conkel• fumlehed. convenient loca- Middleport. Adults only. o.. or electric rangae, $326 Antiques, Tuppers Plains. tlon on Rt. 7, no inside pats. Deposit required. 614-992· up to *376. Baby metra.... $25 & S36, bedlrOI'IlN $20. Will-Burt atokar furnence sec. dep. Call 614·245· _2_8_2_8_·_ _ _ _ _ _ __ $26, & o30, king fro me $60. 24'. good cond. Call 4461 6818. Aplrtmente. 304-875· Good aelactlon of bedroom 1572. ei.litea, cedar chaau, 5 4 Clean 2 BR Mobile Hol'lle, __5_ _8_ · - - - - - - - - rockers; metal cablneu. Firewood for eale. Hard1 adutta only. Dap. req. Phone APARTMENTS, mobile swh;oal rockera. wood. 614·843-6188. 266·1 291. homee, houae1. Pt. Pleaaa'nt Used Furniture •• bookcase. Galllpolio. 614-446· rangee, chairs, dlnnatt aet, REPOSSESSED Signl NoVery nice 2 bedroom moblla wood tabla and chaire, dj.y- thing down! Taka over payhome. Furnished. 12~~t60. Burlingham area. No pets. TWIN RIVERS TOWER. are. refrigeratore end TV'a. 3 menta *68.00 monthly. milee out Bulavllle Rd. Open 4'x8' flashing arrow elgn. 614-992-7479. Apertm'"tl nowavailablato aam to 6pm, Mon. thru Fri., New bulbs. letters. Hale elderly 6 dlaablad with an 9am to 15pm, Set. Signo. Call FREE 1·800· Mobile home lots for rani, income of leu than 446·0322 826-7448, anytime. water aewer furni1had, 1 f12,300. Renting lor 30 amall child ecc:apted. 304- percent of adjusted income- TV & Applloncos, 627 Third World Book Encyclopedia. 675·1076. . Phone 304-875-8679. Ave., Gallipolis, 446·1699 . Lata Edition. Like new. Spin washers. gas S. electric Phone 304-882-2486. TWO bedroom, unfurnlahad. FURNISHED apertinent, dryere. auto washere, gee & Camp Conley. •150. par adulte, no pata, phone 304- electric rangea, refrlgera- EXTRA good top eoil, doll' month. 304-876· 1371 or 676·1463. IOrt, TV lltl. vered, phone 304- 676 675·3812. 7771 . ONE bedroom, unfurnished, APPLIANCES 12x60 Trailer, 2 bedrooms. Gelllpolio Farry, $17&. per REBUILT For Sale: Lumbar 1., and 2'' Waahera. dryera, fumlehed, w11her and dryar. month, ell utilhlea paid refriger..ore. Shop rengea, repair. poplar. oak or adutt1, no "'-s· • 1 00 dap. except electric, 304-876- bring It In & Save. Call dimenaion, pine. For pric81 and availa· oait and raferencea. 304· 1371 or 678-3812. 4411-8181. billty. Contact Millwood 676-4674. Inc .. 304-273-2622, Rt . 2 Furnlahad efficiency apart· Sofa and Chair, Glbeon at Evergreen Hille Road. Two bedroom, unfurniehtid ment, all utllitiu paid, dep· refrigerator. Corbin • Monday-Friday, 8 . 4:30; mobile home, •150. per oait required, 8200. 304- Snyder Furniture . 448· Ssturdey, 8·3:00. month . Dep~lt requiNd. 89&-3450. 1171. located on Jark:ho Road. COUCH. chair, tacker, otto· 304-876-7308. large wood burning add-on man. 2 and tables. coffee furnace-brand new-heata toble, after &. 304-876hot wetar-autolnatic 44 .@.partment controls-firebrick lined. 4612. For rant Sleeping Rooms lor Rent Saaeoned oak firewood, and light houaa keeping $&90. Collll14-258-1218. 304-676-2767 after 4 p.m. roome. Perk Central Hotel. , ' Hotpoint electric raf\ge, · Coli 448·07&6. 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Apart-· .1-18 cu.fl. Hotpoint refrlg· Sofa and chair, excellent menta HUO Available Utll- I-S.,-Ioe-p~ln-g-ro_o_m_o~1-:-1-5-,-ut~ilc-l· erator used very little. Call condition. rutt end gold. tiel partly fum., apenmants ties paid. range a.. refrig. 446-280& otter 6 . *200. Cell 304·675·1542 available now. t200parmo. Sh ... _ h M 1 448 after 15. 4 room apt. utllh:iea partially are .,.t · an on Y· • 4 4 1 6 11 7 SWAIN paid *160. A-One AUCTIQN & FURNITURE Gas range. 2 ovene, excel~ Eltatee, Carol Yeager. Real· I· 62 Olive St .. Gellipolis. 6 lent condition. uaed 3 yeara. tor. Call 304-676·5104 or 46 Space for Rant piece woOd llvirig room euhe clean, 304-67&·5881. 304-875-7386. with 6 Inch flat arme $399, bunk beds compl1ta whh Set of Chlldcr:aft boob, very Furniehed apt. t 186. Water bunkies •199, 2 piece an· good condition. *76; 304paid, 2 bdr., 131YJ 4th, Mo bile hocme lot 1!4 acra,R1 882· 2716 eftor & p.m. Oalllpolle. 448-4418after7 m 11 e pllt entenary on t . tron llvingroom eultae 8199, 141.. Water&. electric hoo- antron recllnere eas, other p.m.. maple dinette Dry firewood, dellverd, kup. dep. & ref. req . Call raclinere Htl t1 79, love ...ta •10 phone 304-875-7771 . Unfurnioh~d. downotalro, 3 l-6-14_·_2_4_6_·6_8_4_1_._ _ __ hide-a-bed •zso. bo~ A room apt .. 1 bdr .• no pets. ntique birdaeya maple Inquire at 87 Vine St., 1 acre trailer lot on FairView springs & mattrue twin 01 full • 100 ut regular-firm dreiiBr with mirror; old . Rd. t&O month, t60 dop. Gellip0 I t120 1 di books · Curwood, Kyne. '"· Call 575-7745 or 614-2411' map a nette chairs Wright. Beach. t:!ragory, t35, waah atanda •34, ""' Furnlahlld apt. 2 bclr., near 6344. HMC. t235 utllltioo paid. I-C-O_U_N_T_R_Y_M_0_8_1L_E_H-om-e maple rockero taB. 7 piece ,_o_••_o_n_.3_0_4_-_11_7_5_-&_8_2_9_.__ chrome dinette aet *1 41. & 1 · 243 Jac:keon Pike, Gallipolia. 448·4416 after 7 p.m. Parte, Route 33, North of piece dinane set •sa, uaed awlripool refrigaratoc, Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call bedroom suites, rotirgera· t195.00, 304·67&· 2931 . 2bdr .• 2 bath, 11 Court St . ._9_9_.2_-_74_7_9_._ _- : - - - tors, reng11, cheat, drua,re, Couch, chair, rocker. otto· wringer wuhere. TV'a, Rel. & dop. t326 1'110, Coil ~dryerea. 6 lhoea. Call 446- man. 2 end tableaand coHee 448·4928. tabla. Phone 'lfter S:OO 3169. 304·876·41112. · 49 For Lease Small furn . houee 1 or 2 edulta only, no pets. Call 54 Misc. Merchandise Moving Sale - Varioue .46-0338. household lteme and rabbit• Retail Store. 1400 eq. ft. and cagei. truck snow carpeted, downtown loca· For IaiM modern, unfurn .. 2 Knauff Firewood Pickup or chains, 304-676·1811. bdr, ept. Overlooking city lion. Call 304·676-3788. Delivered. 12"·22"stockod 1-=B-•ot_off:-::-or_o_tlk_•n_l_ _ __ perk. lncludea· range & ra· In yard. HEAP vender, I !rig. t176 mo. Cell 446prompt delivery. 814 . 256. Trax 3000, 20 inch Huffy, 1119 or evening• 446 ~ coli 304-8711-3788. 8245 . 44211. -.,----------j:;:;;:;::::;::;=:::;=::::;=: . Umeetone, Sand. Gravel. B 'ldl S Furnished efficiency U ta. 1. DailvO<ed in Mason, Meigo, Ul ng upp lei Oood location In town. no Gellio or pick,up ot Rlchordo 1- - - - - - - - - pets, dep. • reference• req. Kenmore dryer $65 , GE Ia Son Clll 448 7781 Cell Mr. Dobeon 448-3045 dryer $95. Hoover portable · Bul"ldlnn moterialo · deyo, 448-2102 evoo. • weaher &. dryer $160, May. Slightly irregular carpat.a, windowe, block. brick. lintolo. Hwer plpal, tag wringer walher •75, .. ate. m.nl • • nd Whole ho UH Furnished 3 rooma, with electric range •ss, 30'' oire. Ideal forrentol incol'llo, Claude Wintoro, Rio Grende. private bath. Reference pre· Harvest Gold elactric range ferNd. Coli 446-2215. $150, froat friH refrigerator, etc. Priceeotarting eU2.99, :C:ol:l:6:1 03.99 oq.yd. Celll14-992Admirtl $160. Sears table 8173. Jatlcson Eltate Apartments model t .v. $12&, black & 538 Jeckaon Pika {Equal while RCA table madel$46, Housing Opportunity) hoa Whirlpool wether $95 , new U1ed gaa heater' with fan, "' - one bedroom apartments unfinlahed a drawer chest 60.000 BTU heats 4 roome. Automatic off control. See rant ttartlng at t167 and t96, Amana upright freezer It 87 Vine St. Golllpolio. two bldroom rant ltarting at t96. Skaggs . Appllancee, t193. tZOO depooit . Cal Upper River Rd. Oalllolia, Firewood. cut up. ·. alabe. •48· 2741 or lOve me11age Ohio. Cell 448· 7398. t15 pickup loed. Cell 814· on answering service. 24&·6804. 1 good uaad electric c l o t h e a l - - - - - - - - - ' -· Furn. 1 bdr., bath, kitchen, .dryer. Coli 448-0429. Walnut lumber 8 and 10 ft. large INlngroom, large enlong. Co)l304·488·1997. elated porch. adutta. refer2 used bunk bed m1ttre11 . ence•. par month. plua 10te, f16 ooch. Cell 448· Fireplace lnaen·lllll In fac· dlpoell . 4118 Second Ave., 1937. tory carton-automatic Oellipolis. Cell446·2238 or controls·2 blowera-glaae 448·2181. Maytag wringer waeher door. aeh pen-ftts 30 ln. to 1 bdr. apt. with atove a •so, ~uare double tube 48 ln. fireplace-bum• wood with otende t35, 1ors *2.110 or cool. t590. Cell 814· refrlgera~or , nor HMC. no peta. •169 mo., 860 dep . o doz .. rings & plotas 75 2&11·1218. · cente o doz. Cell446· 4325 . Cell446 ·3617. Aleri & 6 certridgeo. $100. Heovy duty WestinghouH, Call 448·2297. 2 bedroom apt ., furnished, utlliliee paid, $27&. o100 f oleo. clotheo dryer. Exc. 1-.-::-:-::-::--:-----Hobloy G ..... houM,Iolft·lo· \ ~ap., lldult1 only, no pets: cond. H7-7727. typo, 1!'3"•1'7", eutornetic Cell 448-0962. hare 30 Inch gee ranga, vsnl cloeurw, 3 olded gleoa Furn, efflc:iency, privata ift~ •91; low ...t and chair and lluminum con8tn~ctlon. trance 8t ·bath . Call 441~ Ull: Rorninvton typewriter,! M~ be ulld 81' IWI•r room. t311. Phone 304·876·2515. Cell 448·3788 . . 1232. Mobile Homes for Rent KIT 'N' CARLYLE ' " HILLCREST KENNELS Bordlng ell braad1. Selling Hoppy Jack Dog Food. Doberman puppi11: Stud Service. Cell 448-7795. Shoep Dog puppies, shots & Saara vinyl bean bag chairs r;=~========r~~;~~~~;~;~ Peta for Sale FireWood pickup or deli· toot boarda for ltandard bad o30 ee., lf'llperiel dryer white $60, 2 heavy duty 3 bedroom houae. Roueh Road. Cheshire, Ohio, full basement, large lot, garage. Callll14-367-7175. 68 vared . Cell 614·256-6689 . 2 seta of solid oak: head & ~- 2 bedroom. large 8176 kitchen. altctric ttove, a month, 304-675· 2264. Friday,SephHnber30, 1983 Ohio 84 8o Elec1rical Refrigeration '' . &n~~~~~nl~ti~------~----~~O----T-~-~-M-.-~---ill-M_O_V_Ie-.T-~~--.-~-~-----------~ f R1DAy General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SER VICE . Coli 614·367·7471 or 814-3117-0&91. Need something ,hauled away or aomathing moved7 We'll do it. Cell 448· 31 59 .between 9 and 6 . W1ter hauling, Fast Service, low rotea. Cell e 14 -2&61743. 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M Z L" ., • Yes1erday's Cryptoquole: TO HAVE WHAT WE WANT IS • · RICHES; BUf TO BE ABLE TO DO WITHOUf IS POWER.-GEORGE MACOONALD �Page 12 The Daily Sentinel Weather hinders hunt for bankers' slayers RUTIITON, Minn. (AP)- Pollee slogged through heavy fog today searching for suspects In the ambush killings of a bank president and a loan officer who were lured to a vacant overgrown farm· which their bank had repossessed · three years ago. Officials refused to say if they knew th~ Identities of two men seen (leelng the farm in a 1978 white pickup truck after the Thursday morning slaylngs. · 'The truck's Texas license plate was traced to James L. J enkins, the dairy farmer on whom the tiny Butralo Ridge Slate Bank had forec;losed In October l!Rl. In Luverne, about25mllesaway, two men authoiities believed to be the suspects used a check drawn on the account of a James Jenkins to buY 100 rounds of .JO.caliber ammunition about five hours after the 9: 10 a.m. killings, a gun dealer · said. Nelghliors said Jenkins had moved to Texas after the foreclo- .... Friday, September 30, 1983 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio New unity _ pushed· sure but had recently returned and bought some land near Hardwick, about 30 miles south of Ruthton In southwestern Minnesota. Bullet ins were issued In Wisconsin, Iowa and South Dakota, but Lincoln County Sheriff Abe Thompson said Ia te Thursday there was "a g<Jod. possibility they are still In Minnesota." He added that heavy rain and thick fog "are making it darn difficult to do much. " . The victims, 42-year-old R!,ldy Blythe and 37-year-old Deems ''Toby" Thulin, were the only officers of the Buffalo Ridge Bank, which, according to Lincoln County Court records, had bought the farm In August 1981 after Jenkins flied for bankruptcy. Blythe, the bank's president, had gone to the two-story wood-frame farmhouse with his wife, Sue, after receiving a call Wednesday night from a man expressing Interest In buying it. - Local briefs Flu shot age 55 or older Qtlzens over 55, not 65 as was earlier announced, are eligible to · receive the free flu shots at the Senior Citizens Center Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. Literay Club meets Wednesday The Middleport Uteray Qub will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Charles Gaskill. Mrs. Dwight Wallace will review the book, ''The Vineyard of the Lord" by Helen Steiner Rice, with members to respond to roll call by giving a Rice quotation or poem. Dues of $4 will be collected. Couples seek marriage license Two mariiage llcen~ were Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Timothy Walter Thoren, 23, Racine, and Elizabeth Ellen Ayres, 23, Canal Fulton; Joseph C. HaLL, 36, Pomeroy, and Joyce Grover 35, Pomeroy. ' Lebanan trustee meeting set Lebanon Township Trustees will meet Monday, Oct. 3, at 7 p.m. at the township garage. Homecoming events planned The Rutland Church of God will hold Its homecoming Sunday at the Rutland Qvlc Center. Sunday school will be held at the church at 10 a.m. followed by thee homecoming services at2 p.m. Featured will be special singing groups, "Heavenly Four Quartet", Sexton Family; and others. Speaking and singing will be evangelist Ed Boling, Wheelersburg. The public Is Invited. · .·Veter~ns Memorial information ADMISSIONS.--Velma Hawley, Syracuse; Wllllam N. Moms, Racine; Mattie Teaford, Portland; Stanley Feldkamp, Clnclimatl; Carol~. New Haven. DISCHARGES.--Barbara Fry. Squads answer four calls Four runs were made by local emergency units Thursday according to the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. At 6: :II p.m. Pomeroy took an unidentified person from Spring and Main to Veterans Memoiial Hosptlal; Pomeroy at 6: 26 p.m. to Landmark for Doiis Haynes who was taken to Veterans Memoiial; Pomeroy at 7:48p.m. to Meigs Football Field for Todd Riffle who was takentoVeteransMernorlai; at9:22p.m. SusanCoss,Reedsvillewas taken to Camden Clark Hospital by Tuppers Plains. ... I . ; CLOSING UP - James McKee nails down window shutters as waves crash against a sea wall In back of his home In Ocean VIew, VirRfnla Thursday. . The area residents are preparing for the arrival of Troplcall!l&onn Dean due to arrive around midnight In the VIrginia Beach~- (AP Laserphoto). Storm leaves l-4·- inch rains By DEAN FOSDICK A-ocleted l're88 Writer Preceded by squalls with near hunicane-force winds, Dean hit Tropical Storm Dean slos))ed onto landat7:15a.m.EDTbetweenCape VIrginia's sparsely settled Eastern Charles and Onancock, on the Shore today, .pushed by 60 mph peninsula that hangs from the lower winds that whipped up the Atlantic end of Maryland artd forms Vlrgl· Ocean and eroded North Carolina nla's Eastern Shore. beaches along the storm's northThe storm had meandered up the ward path. Eastern seaboard most of ThursLocal flooding and rains of 1 to 4 day, slowing considerably by midInches were expected as Dean bore night, and hltlandfarthernorththan northwestward throughout the day expected. across Chesapeake Bay and Inland Gale warnings were dropped VIrginia,. said Hal Geriish, a south of VIrginia Beach but rehunicane forecaster at the National mained In effect along the coast to Hunicane Center In Miami. Rhode Island's Watch Hill, as the Meanwhile, an off-lll{ain on-again storm moved northwest at 10 mph. tropical storm In the Pacific named Over 100 campers were urged to Nai-da was expected to pass well . leave Ocracoke Island an1l Cape south of the Hawaiian Islands. Hatteras after State Route 12 was Winning Ohio lottery number CLEVELAND (AP)- ThewlnnlrtgnumberdrawnThursdayln the Ohio Lottery's dally game, ''The Number," was 582. · In the "Pick4" game, playedflvetlmesa week, thewlnnlngnumber was5771. Weather forecast Seven fined, three forfeit bonds Seven defendants were fined, three forfeited bonds and one was given a jail sentence In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Wednesday night. · Fined were Lonnie E . Neal, Bidwell, $15andcosts, speeding; Aaron L. Sayre, Syracuse, $10 and cosls, Improper right turn; Luther A. Mowery, Middleport, $25 and costs, operating a vehicle without a llcense4; Teny Albright, West Columbia, W.Va., $25 and costs, disorderly manner; Arthur Bradshaw, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly manner; Steven Van Meter, Middleport, $25 and costs, allowing dogs to run loose; Mike Manley, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly conduct. Given a five day jall~ntence on a disorderly conduct charge was George McDaniel, Middleport. Forfeltll'lg were Ritchie A. Bird, New Haven, and Wllllam R. Hall, Jr., Pmleroy, $4.'50 each, posted on charges of driving while intmdcatedj, and Delmar G. Davts, Jr., Langsville, $50 excessive speed. FRUTH PHARMACY OF OHIO, INC. 786 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH. MON.-SAT. 9:00 TO 9:00 HOURS •• SUNDAY 11:00 TO 8:00 PH. 992-6491 OR 992-3106 Minor erosion was reported In North Carolina at Cape Hatteras, Surf City and Wiightsville Beach, where the sea spilled over a concrete bulkhead but caused no damage. Carolina Beach reported a loss of between 30 and 50 feet of beach. At the Norfolk Navy Station, the creWs of !Kl ships were ordered to be ready to sail within four hours and commanders were authorized to recall personnel from Uberty if necessary. return Motoiists stopped cars on busy streets, joining other Betrut residents who craned their necks on sidewalks or balconies as thP. ftrst airliner, a Middle East Airlines flight from Saudi Arabia, circled the downtown dlstiicts four times before landing. Loader damaged by minor blaze Heavy damages were Incurred to a log loader as the result of a fire at 1: 44 a.m. Thursday. The MiddlepOrt Fire Department answered a call to the Bailey Run Road where the loader was located at the time of the fire. 'The equipment had been moved from the Facemeyer and Salmons lumber operation and was appar· ently being operated by someone when the fire began. The operator . left the scene. There were heavy damages In the wiiing and the lnterk:>r of the loader, sheriff's Investigator Gary Wolfe reports. The sheriffs department Is Investigating the lncfi:lent. ·wE HAVE IT! SIMMONS OLD-CAD.-CHEVY Jurors called for duty Monday, Oct. 3, need not report because their duty has been cancelled. The offlce of Congressman Qarence Miller and the Meigs County Commlssk:>ners were advised today that the Envlromental ProteCtion Agency has approved a grant totaling $281,010 for upgrading and replacent of Individual home sewer disposal systems In Tuppers Plains. "This Is just a big northeaster," said David Overton, a permanent resident, lounging on the beach Thursdav night. "We sret these a couple of times a year. It's going to have to be a lot worse than this and shingles will have to be flying before I'll consider" leaving. A four-man committee representIng the Lebanese army and waning Chiistlan, Druse and Shiite Moslem militias Is discussing arrangements for reopening highways linking Beirut with Syiian.controlled central Lebanon and the Israelioccupjed south. The committee, In charge of overseeing the truce, on Thursday arranged the reopening of Beirut'~ lnternatlonal'alrport, a move hailed by most political factions as a sign of to normalcy. The airport, where 1,1m U.S. Marine peacekeepers are based, reopened after Druse fighters dropped their threat to shell the terminal and reached agreement with the truce committee to guarantee securtty on all access roads to the terminal. Qear with fog developing tonight. Low 50 to 55. Some cloudiness near the Ohio River Saturday, otherwise mostly sunny. High 75to!Kl. 'The chance of rain Is 10 percent tonight and Saturday. Ohio Exteaded Forecast Sunday through Tuesday: Fair weather through the period. Wghs In the mfd.'lllll to around 80 Sunday and Monday and In the low to mfd.'lOll 00 Tuesday.l.owllln the liOB. Jurors won't report Monday EPA approves sewer grant flooded. The road runs along the spine of North Carolina's Outer Banks, linking Nags Head with Ocracoke. Some campers remained, however, despite 35 mph winds that yanked stoplights taut, swept sea foam Into the air and caused minor property damage. And a few people threw parties on the beaches. BEffiUT, Lebanon (AP) Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan today reported disagreements over the site of a planned ChristianMoslem reconciliation conference and said a new "unity cabinet" should be formed to preserve Lebanon's cease-fire. "The real guarantee ·of the . cease-fire Is the unity of the Lebanese. Unity makes It final and lasting," said Wazzan, a Moslem, who serves with ChiistlanPresldent Amln Gemayel. WazzanspokelnanlntervleWwith state-runBeirutradloandtelevlslon about moves to stabilize the five-day-old cease-fire, which halted three weeks of civil warfare In Lebanon'scentral mountains and Beirut's outskirts. Wazzan did not elaborate on the disagreements over the site for the national reconciliation conference. But other officials, who declined to be named; said Syiian-backed opposition leaders favor holding the · dialog~.~e at the Arab League headQuarters 1n Tunis, while Gemayel' s administration prefers the presidential palace In suburban Baabda east of Beirut. "NATURAL WAY TO LOSE WEIGHT" AVAILABLE IN CHOCOLATE & VANILLA 16 oz. CAN VILlAGE PHARMACY N. 2ND AVE. PH. 992-6669 MIDDLEPORT, OH. FALL SPECTACULAR SHOP TONIGHT 'TIL 8 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 20% Off STOREWIDE SALE 20% OFF EVERY ITEM IN EVERY DEPARTMENT WAREHOUSE NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SALE YOU CAN SAVE HU.NDRED$ OF DOLLARS ON NEW AND DEMO. CARS & TRUCKS ... 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