http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b37ca12c671d6c288a7c4ec98e216945.pdf 786934619b6256c660e76e0db81e364f PDF Text Text 12- The Daily Sentinel Ohio • Area scouts II fllo Sr~ll· Alii k~·t •h;t[l Survival, Orienteering, Safety. by acting out skits, pantomimes, and included Black Powder and Starcher. lkoM Skit al ,.,...I~V Ewdl• O.mpAn· Mammals, Skating, and Citizenship songs and other entertainment for Primitive Weapons competition, The categories, winners a nd t:aRtr f>:llrOIInac;tlJJ.ctnt: M'£'1Jnd- 'ft·oop ~ I ' \l.hlslk••: lhlld -1~n .I 2'1.') I P ,11 CW1l)tll.'IK'f'\, in the Community, parents, friends'and !nv!t£>d guests. 'DIClemente said. A local couple also prizes were: ~1111• ,'lwirn f1t!il. Sc-!tll SIUI't'ht'l', ' The week-long camp was atOther events Included skating, provided a foot TeePee authentic . Betlt fOmJkl"llf•- flrl;'l. TrOC,l ~lrt: ,...omnd. 1'rrpo ~~wfmnwf~ J!:QAAit"to.l: "'f'<'Olld - Mttll ~!ooi.Jf\. •• T-:m: third. T2'\'i. and IOUr1h. '1'·~~9. i\li11'C'<'I\'l'd l' S. lhtiJ,!I: third - El'k· SfnL~. T 21'\ thutl: lhlrdtended by 54 scouts and 3JieadNs. swimming, rowing and canoeing at In every detail to the structures of '"' "'"""' Slm~ . 1: - tr•'h1111: f,~,,1h- lllla11Ballc~· . The SCou IS £>arned 118 Met'it Badg£>S either the London Pool ,Syracuse, or the P lains Indians of America. (',1!'('1; fl f1 h-Bil l~ \\'cl \" ..'1'·2~!1 tfli'ihl'f'l. ltbq Mtort~ s.~"' Ear•"~~ ttndtvtcklaJt - Jo'tr.sJ. Mo~oi iJnii M't'd l'lunprr -Jo'irst-Flrl;\d Rklt110UI, F1oyd ltl~r . Tr1~ :115 lt'u.-.(' f.lO('kc·t knlf• •t: and gained proficiency In camping, Forked Run State Park near Th e genera I f eeII ng 0 f a II W h0 lit't'Qnd 13l'l'n!S!an(tfmtt T-~~tOIJ(it.il ~to·otch1 : lhhrt 1\"0np 2.1': ~('find. !'.1&11 l'hlllfJJ!;, T 41!'1: thh'd . Hohbl.' cooking, water safety, and many of Reedsville. The camp was supplied participated tn the week·long ca mp l lui~ .'J')I';: IVUI'th, l .{'fll\' lltA\rii.T~~~. ( lla.K'(Millld 1'-t.f!l,J)jw,ut ulttJ, The Tri-State Al'l'a Council. Boy Al l lm>lyc~ ~(li'IUI(l{' L~. x~, -~ Fll~. ~* PUirai iA>ackY ,.u .. moM I'll~~ In t ·aunp the skills associated with out-off with a Trading Post, where Scouting II hme Scouts of America held its fifth week Was One 0 greaf 8CC0IDP s fit ~1rSJ . J311JyH3R"N'. 'f 'llr.I IIIXI'I: .'I:'<'UMd. Jiiink( "k'JUhtl. U mho foali'!ll 111 Sliali-4and!'ilulfifti(1Unlc - Win~«. doors pioneering which havp been supplies and refreshments were and success in their first attempt a t .II' .. T -249 i!lq'~'" !'(" ,: lhlnl. ~~~ St.u·r-hN. T!fi M.1ll RldAUlll'. '1\·ulp :/.1.') ISt'OUI hnlfl' l . of Summer Camp at Camp KiaNt-.· t'!Ot En-.\oo SJ '(IlJI Cllbolrict) - Wlnnt•L ~ ~ lhP Hallmark of American Scout- sold by scouts who operated the operating a Summt:or Scout Camp, llxl'A''iilwl: lou11h.J .('fln' Doln•lt.1':1.Un'"'"l~b<lnsl shuta. Chester, earlier this summer. !\lm rht>r, T l'f'Op :.rl.'ltC;n;t'l'llllOI'pot-kct knill't . t8t'8t 1'"'&\'l!lartN'. T~ 0111)' - J.m·,.., S.mrord, Ing, according to Frank DiClemente facility. ~'li llill*'ard - 'fh('SI.'ftUI u•hodUlillj.(th. W{'(~iuft~ 3CCOrdlng fo DiCieffient e. Ttuop :n'i; TN'!) i':!'IO.<;!JrTlf' T:?.l"i: JJ'!In;. DJwl'lL This is the first time the M-G-M C'.tmp to.\l'ltlfJiiflotl Ill'S I thl· I tliC' .~ pltf l of Smut i n,~.: ~ T 24-1: llrlan MoiQ.'!I. T 1~!1 . of the local scouts. An unusual feature or the camp, I at District has operated summer A s~lal cer emony washed Earhll'«'l\'(•da~f'flulnt• U.S. t\an Frl~blx•. VlH••"'\'I I n~o:tU'Ill u J~mlln thl'f~qufJO'C'tlt m.tqek'!i. Troops represented at camp according to DiClemente was the camp July 26. Scott Starcher of \I';)S Rf\'l'fl a" ~n l;tl a10·ard. and IIW'fl'l'l l"m t ltoasfll'lan lk'flC AdlnTnaJ -~11'* Hh·rr N1n ,\ - r·""L T'"·':-. ca ~p at a dis!ric.t level, and it was Huf\1' . Ttu•t>:!(• (.\M 'r.M'ht•ad l 'olnl ~oklot~-,•t Nt"A·~. T1mp 21,. 1i1nn·~, ..t~ll't : '11'111nd. Lu'l)' were: Troop 20) - Gallipolis orga nizational structure which was Troop 235. Chester, becaJllE' not only hatlcd as a huge success by area 9 Christian Church, Gallipolis, Ohio: operat£>d much like a troop, with scout officials. the newest E agle Scout In the ~~=;::"::: ' 'Jn:,:··:"':":' :":·::!::":·,.,~~.,.~~-~~===========::; Troop23.~-ChesterTwp. Volunt£>er eve1y program com ponent having a M-G-M District, but the first ever for The program included a wide !<'ire ~partmcnt, Chester. Ohio; pa troUeadcr. . . the Chester · Troop and the first vark>ty.of,specialty arC'aS devoted to thenw of camp was Spirit of The Eagle Scout of the ·first M-G- M 'Merit Badge ~nd Skill Award Troop 244 . - Racine M~ t hodlst was Scouting and the program District Summer Camp of the. I raining: Merit Badges we.r cof!ered · Church, ·Racine, Ohio; and Troop developed by District Scou t Leaders Tri-Sta te Area Council, Boy Scouts 249- Bennett-Feeney Post AmeriIn Archery, Basketry, Botany, as a iocal response to celebrate the of America. Camping, Canoeing, Communica- can Legion. Pomerov, Ohio. 7.5t h anniversary ot the Boy Scou tsof The awards ceremony a nd prestions, Cooking, Environmental One highlight of the week was the Amer ica. entations were made a t Sutherla nd Sc ience. First Air, Fishing; Fore- Thursday evC>ning campfire which Special displays and demonstra· Lodge on Fr iday evening following st r;·. Hiking, Leath£'rwork, Na tUI'(', pro1·ided each troop an ~porlllnity lions were provided during the week the Eagle cerei)"'nY for Scott Pioneering. Rowing, Wlldern<'" to display its pe1iorm ing arts sk ills attend M-G-M summer camp w .. •. CHICKEN .BARBECUE SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 MIDDLEPORT FIRE DEPT. FRIDAY AND MISSES & EXTRA SIZES JUNIOR SWEATERS BLOUSES AI - ...CHII IUY NOW AND SAVEl Reg. '14.00 Blou• .... Solo •11. 19 Rog. '19.00 Btoua. .... Silo '16.19 0 19.19 Sp16l1f Ptl611/ Our entire selection red Friday and Saturday, Clc>th' and vinyl covered table clotha. Squares - oblongs - ovals and rounds. SAVE TWO DAY SALE/ BOYS' JACKET SALE DRESS SLACKS Our now t.tt aalection In olzoa 29 to 60 waltt. Hub· Sizes 8 through 18 ,._,..un In a big aalectio~ of style• and colora for cooler deya to come . bard, Wrangler and and 38 to Buy what you need now and ~ave. Layaway plan available . 122.96 Jackets ... '17.85 '29.95 Jackets .. .. '23.36 '39.95 Jackets .... '31 .1.6 '49.96 Jackets ., .. '38.86 Complete range of children's sizes in and unlined } jacke·ts and slickers. REG. $9.00.TO S42.00 • HMiherdoune br1nda. Let ut h~p you find the size R_t~,;~p~f~~~ and color thllt'a beat for $9S9 TO $3599 Mon'a 116.96 Slacka .... .... ..... •1 2 .77 Men'a '18.96 Stacka .......... ... '16.27 Man'a '23.96 Slacka .. ........... '19.07 Mon'a '29 .96 Stacks .. .. ... ...... '23.87 you. 'Ill!':!~ 20°/o CHILDREN'$ MEN'S . WINTER JACKETS Boys Boys Boys Boys TABLE COVERS lllkt Nit/ JR . SIZES S. M, L Rog. '12.00 &w.tan .... '9.69 Reg. '16.00 s-tero .. •11 :99 RIIIJ. '19.00 s-tan .. '16. 19 RIIIJ. '23.00 S-tefa .. '18.39 R•g. '8.00 .... ... Sole'6.39 .... Salo Clfdlgona F11 Ftl/1 MISSES SIZES 8 to 18 EXTRA SIZES 38 to .U a SALE/ new ~··•• ond.....,... __ Fall colora and print• in dreqy and c.. uel atyle blouses. ~RIOog;,j.,.;'24.00 F, Tbl1 W11bnd Sale Prices Start At Only $719 LlnLE BOYS PRICES FALL LlnLE GIRLS' BUSTER BROWN BOYS DENIM JEANS Regular. Slim, Husk1• · · and student sizes. By Wrangler and lea All are prawaahad. BU>(.TOn. ~ ~~ ~-'"""~LADIES' BUXTON ACCESSORIES Special oalo on our now fall line of quality Buxton leather acces1orlee for women. CAL-Q-CLUTCHES, CHECKBOOK CLUTCHES. BILLFOLDS, KEY TAINERS, CIGARETTE CASES and FRENCH PURSES REG . '10.00 ........ ...... .. ... SALE 18 .20 ' REG . 114.00 ... .. .. .. ....... SALE '1 1.60 REG . 121 .60 ........ ......... SALE '17.85 REG . '26 .00 ................. SALE '20.50 REG. '31 .00 ........ ......... SALE '26.40 SAVE NOW/ MEN'S JACKETS LITTLE GIRlS' OUTFITS Plenty of good styles in this selection for fall and winter wear. Regular and extra large sizes. Usa our la\•avva1•l plan if vou wi•h. Man's '29.96 MEN'S $54.95 BROWN DUCK INSULATED COVERALLS S, M, L and XL Sizes in ahort, riiiJular and long . Zip from top end bottom concealed metal snaps, adjuatoble leg anap, warm quilted lining. SPECIAL SALE PRICE $4 399 2 pc. knit outfits, swea11erknits, 2 pc, corduroy outfits, bibs, velvets. . Sizes NB to 24 mos. and 2 to 4 Reg . Rag. Reg , Reg . GIRlS' PANTS SALE A good time to stock up for school. choose from corduroya, Wrangler jeans, . twill slacks · or jogging pants. · Slzoa 8 to 24 moo,. 2 to 4 4to8Xand7to 14 REG . '7.00 to '24.00 $ALE/ MEN'S SWEATERS new Our tion. f•ll Mlec· Solid colora. peit•m•, c...wnw:ll1 and V-necka, llipov. era, 'Mitl, CH1 ·nvw:. ~ul•r l:ftd elltre llrv• 1i1... $AVE NOW/ Men's '16.9& · SwNtera .. .. ........... '1 3 .49 Mon's '19.98 · SwNter ........ .. ..... ... 1&.79 Men' I '24.91i sw..tera ..... ........ .. '19. 89 Mon'o '29.91i · '23.88 SALE $559 TO $)919 Sw_.,, . ............. Playtex fi: Cross Your·Heart HANG TEN SPORTS OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF •PLAYTEX CROSS-YOUR HEART BRAS WEAR . New fall group of knit tope. blouna. staCki end aw•t•ra. Colort: Mauve, J•de arid Salmon . .... '17.0\li 134.00 S111 nul SJ519 r~ S2719 NOW AT ' at y enttne JobleSs rate drops to seven percent J Vol.35. No.101 Copyrighted 1988 20°/o OFF . ' •. f,..,.,,,~ I'OIIreot, . . . !ll411Q· M)I CMMlCI[ CAIID WASHINGTON (UPI) -The natiOn's unemployment rate dropped 0.3 percent to 711!!rcent In August, the lowest during the Reagan administration's 4% years In office, as more teenagers and young adults found jobs or quit looking, the Labpr Department said today. The number ctpeopleoutolwork fell byidxrut325,11D people to 8.1 million during the month, the fewest looking (or jobs since August 1981, the department said. The 7 percent jobless rate was the lowest since April 1981 and followed six months ct remarkable stabi!lty, when it remalnro stuck at 7.311!!rcent. An acrompanying rate including military personnel as employed dropped to 6. 9 percent. By any measUI'I', the August Improvement was couritro a long-awaited triumph In the Reagan administration, a demonstration.to skepl!cs on Capitol Hill who doubt£>d the rate could get low as 7 percenl as when the economy was so slow. The economy creatro 310,11D new jobs In August, bringing total employment to a record 107.2 mOtion, the department said. The economy has produced 7.3 million jobs since President Reagan enter£>d the Oval Office In January 198\, a total kept relatively small by the 198H982 recession. The !our years of lheCarter administration produced 10.1 mOtion jobs. "Virtually all ct August's Improvement was in 16 to 24 year aids." a department analyst said. Teenagers who stopped looking for jobs in anticipation of school as well as young adults who found employment were the major positive factor. The jobless rate lor teenagers fell trom 19.5 percent to 17.3 percent. The rate for black teenagersshlw£>dan enomrilus decline, from 41.3 percent to 34.4 percent. HowPVer, department analysts said that large a change In one month was probably unl'!'alistlc and Office closings , makes business brisk in Jackson JACKSON, Ohio (UPIJ - AutomobUe dealers and real £>State agents In Jackson County scrambled today to get legal documents processed before two county offices closed because of a financial crisis. Employees In the county clerk of courts office and the county recorder's offlce were to he laid off at the end of business today due to a lack of money In the Clllln!y's ~I fund to pay them. . Sltt!dlf-'• Edgac Haybum annourtefd earuer he would be forced to lay off 12 of his 16 employees and close the county ]aU next week due to the budget crunch. He said his deparlmertt would be able to respood only to emergenlces after the layoffs. Many automobile deal£>rs and real estat£> agents, who will be Immediately affected by the closIngs, expressed disbelief Thursday that county services would actually he slwt do\W. despite months of such warnings by county otllclals. • Ralph Sheets, owner of Sheets Pontiac Olds Buick and GMC Inc . ln Jackson, said, "I don't really know what you do (II titles cannot be processed.) Youhavenoexper!ence to call on." ShEets said he was aware of th£> county's financial problems, but like many others did not belleve county offtcey, would actually close. U nothllig is donE: to l'I'Open the offices Immediately, he said, county car dealers might S£>ek court action, or By United PreosiDterna&lonal A teachers sllike In the eastern Ohio district of Toronto mov£>d Into its third con!II!CIItlve day today after contract negotiations broke down. Talks broke off tate Thursday after representalivesoftheteachers rejected the school lloard's latest contract offer, a school spokesman said. No new negotiations were scheduled. Superintendent Gino Quattrochi announced following Thursday night's bargaining session that classes for the Jeffer9011 County district's l ,:axl students would be canceled lor the duration of the strike. Quattrochi earlier had made an unsuccessful attempt to find substi· lutes to replace the strtklng teachers. "We appreciate lhe sub&lltute teac~rs in Toronto and "those outside the area lor not lrylng to cross the picket said Linda Johnson, pres•! of the Toronto Education Association. "Our teacher members are sticking togethet' and are delennlned to gain an adequate settlement." une, .. The 'ID teachers walked out WednE!Iday In a salary dllpute, Quattrochi said the board offered . ' 2 Sectton1, 12 Pages 25 Ctnta A Multimedia Inc. NIWIPIPer Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, September 6, 1986 reflected sane degr£>e of error .In the way technical seasonal adjustment factors were Influencing the totals. The jobless rate was 7.5 percent when Reagan was first elected In November 1981 and was 7.5 percent his InauguratiOn Day tn January 1981. The administration stU! has a long way to go to catch up with the 10.1 million jobs created in the four years of th£> Carter administration. In the 4~ years through July since Reagan took office, the l'COnomy has been abl£> to create only 6.9 mOtion jobs since it was hobbled by rec£>Ssion lor nearly two years. The economy this year lscreatlngjobsatabout half the pace It was last ye ar. But the growth of the woli<lng-age population has also slow£>d, allowing the unemployment rate to remain virtually unchang£>d. The services sector of the economy, from Insurance to last food restaurants, has actually creat£>d more than 510.11D new jobs this year. But factory workers have lost jobs, bringing the total numherot jobs down. President Reagan told an audience in Raleigh, N.C., Thursday that his Ia!< refonn plan would lower taxes for individuals and help the economy keep creating new jobs. The 1981 tax cuts "helped give us 32 straight months of growth, " he said. " On the theory that you can't have too much of a good thing, we're going to cut tax rates again." Many trade groups havecomplain£>d , however, that thecutsln individual taxes would be at the expense of business, which under Reagan's tax re!onn proposal must boost its tax pai'mentsconslderably PVen though rates would be lowered. Sl!Ch an added tax drag for business could hurt the economy, they say. But Reagan said his plan "wUI mean mol'!' jobs, bigger paych£>Cks and smaller taxes for those who now pay too much." ' August Auto Sales Cut-rate financing offered by the top domestic automakers during the latter half of August caused car sales to rise 23.4% from last year and 70.9% for the final 10-day period. Percent change in U.S . car sales lrom same period la~t year. perhaps contribute lo pay county employees' salary. Wlnltr£>d Blair, owner of Winnie 400/o -40% - 20% 0 20% Blair Realty in Jackson, predicted a General Motors rush to complete deed and title work , · at the recorder's office today, to Ford prevent holding up sales. Chrysler "We've been dotng 'creative An1erir.an Motors . financing lor a while, but creative Volkswagen • recording Is beyond us," she said. Honda • "I'd be happy to volunteer (to help in the recorder's offlce), but I don't ' . TolaI know II t~ lliould let us do it." Selferal elecl<;'d county officeholders , including Hayburn, August 21 to August 31 planned lo meet today with legal 20% 40% · 60o/o 80% - 20% 0 cotinsef to determine whether they General Motors should file suit against the .county conun!ssioners in an attempt to get Ford operating funds. Chrysler "That's their job to find the American Motors money," said Haybum. "We' ll Volkswago n • probably wind up in court." The money crisis !itvoives those Hunda • ltio county offlc£>S financed by the .. Tolnl county's general fuod, including the recorder, sheriff, clerk of courts, ·of Ame rir.a UP! Graph•.:: treasUI'I'r and auditor. The county's 1985 general fund budget ci $1.8mU!ion is$200,11Diess AUTO SAJ.Fll UP - Cut-rale llnanclng offered by the lop domestic than last year's, butcountyctflc!als automakers during the latter hall of Aupst clltllled car sales to rise 23.4 said spending this year by most percent from last year and 70.9 percent for lhe llaal llklay period as county offices continued at the 198-1 buyers raided large lnvenlorles UMOid lli8G modelll. UPI. pace, causing the crisis. Courity residents wUI vote Nov. 5 on a 1 percent sai£>S tax Increase, which would raise about $900,tro a year. An emergency tax hike proposal fall£>d to gatn the unanimWASHINNGTON tUPIJ -Presi- luncheon for l'lected Republican ous approval of the three county . dent Reag311, under pressure trom .,.women officials. Later, he planned commissioners last month. Congl'I'Ss to Impose economic to fly to Camp David for the sanctions, Is not talking about the weekend. White House spokesman Larry options his administration Is explorIng in Its review of U .S. policy Speakes said Ill£> exploration o!U.S. toward strlfe-rtdden South Africa. · options in dealing with South Africa Reagan met for more than an did not reflect any change In the hour Thursday with key foreign administration's policy of "conpo!!cy advisers at the White House structivP engagement" or quiet after a political trtp to Raleigh, N.C.,· diplomacy, which has come under and tater, deputy press secretary increasing criticism in the United the teachers union a 10 percent to 23 Edward Djerejlan told reporters, States and abroad. percent pay hike over two years, but "We're in a total 'no comment' White House aides have said teachers demanded raises ranging stance." Reagan probably will veto the trom al percent to 40 percent. The meeting was call£>d to sanctions measure, bJt the presiAlso on strike are teachers a t the determine strategy for next W£>ek' s dent has not Indica too what he wUI Stark · Coonty Board of Mental Senale vote on sanctions legislatiOn. do II the hili comes to him. Retard a lion-Developmental The House has all'!'ady passed the "How can I tell you when I don't DlsabiUtles. know?" Reagan said Thursday. b!!l, which would ban sale In the In Canton, lwo schools and three United States ot South African gold Repub!!can Senate leaders hold woritshops for 250 children and 550 Krugerrand coins and sale of U.S. tittle rope that a veto could he adults were expect£>d lo he open computer technology to South upheld. Two-thirds of each house is todaY for the third straight day Africa. needled to override a veto and White despite the walkout ot the teachers, House advisers are concerned that Reagan turned his attention today said school spokeswoman Roberta the votes are In place to hand the to domestic politics by rusting a Matty. No negotitlolis have been set , . . \. Matty said. Board representative Jane Mathie said the union has already A Washlngton County man dlro by Cecil T. Smith, 24, of Portland, rejected a contract offer that Aug. 31 fran Injuries suffered in a which was northbound on 338 at Included a 24 percent pay raise over July 28 autanoblle accident at the !2:25a.m . threeyears. tntenectionotohio338and0hio124, Both drivers, another passenger Meanwhile, teachers in the Cleve- accordlngtotheGaltia-Me!gspostof in MuJlllty's vehicle and two land suburb of Euclid are threaten· the Stlte Highway Patrol. p~~ssengers In Smith's car were 1ng to strike Monday if negotiations Lt. Dan Henderson, post com- Injured in the accident and lransfall to produce a cQntract mander, said Robert L. Nelson,- 00, port£>d In Veterans Memorial of Waterford, reportedly died of HC6pltal. agreemen t. . Representatives of Euclid' s 350 complications from Injuries ~ MuJl)hy was charged by the teachers and IChool otflc!als met celved In the accldP!1t patrol following the accident with Thursday with a federal mediator. Nelson was a front seat passeniJt'r DWI, no drlver'sllcense and !allure The teachers' old conlract expired In a car driven by Timothy W. to stop at a stop sign. Smith was last Saturday. Classes for the 5,400 MuJl)lty, 27, rl Torch, which was chargled with oo chUd restraint. students bepn Aug. 28. . eastbound on 124. Murphy allegedly Nellloa's death waa the fifth 'lbel'e baa never been a strike by faDed to atop in' a slop lllgn at the recorded this )lear m Meigs County teachers fn Euclid, omclals said. Intersection and struck a car driven highways. Henderson said. August 5ales ~ Final 10 days iiiii .. eJ No plans to close GDC, says state director Johnson There are no current plans by the Ohto Department ol Mental Retardation and Developmental DlsablU· . ties to close the Ga!llpolis Developmental Center, according to a letter written by Director Minnie Johnson, PhD., and read by Gai!!:.OUs City Commissioner Dick Moore at Tues· day 's board m£>eting. Jolmson's statement came In response to a commission 1e11er seeking infomratlon on the status of tbutate (flcUity. • "We were concetned -about the future of CDC," Moore sa id this morning, "So WI'WrotevarioUSSta'le off!cals asking lhem to clarify the status of CDC. OUr concern was overcountyandcltyjobs-now,and in the future." "It Is true that the census hasb£>en reduced over the past several years," Jolmson wrote. "However, ... we have no pla.n s to close the center." ''WhUethedepartrnenthasnotyet developed a 10-to-15-year-!ong range plan ... we rorsre a continuum of service de!!very ranging from supetvlsed independent living for cli£>nts who a re capabiP to lnst!tutlonal·based care ," she added . "We continue to be commit- ted to the not ion tha t a li clients have the right to live , in th(' most normalized setting consiste nt with their comprehensive evaluations and individual habitation plans." . Wh!lec!ientscontinue tobeplac£>d in the community, she said the center Is continuing to accept new admissiOns. Funding has also been included In the new state bJdget for casP management services. "It has been our experience that toeallzedt case mal\agernent provides more client contact and e!ficlent resolution or problems," she wrote. The department , she said , has recently submitted for filing an administrative rule containing standards for ca se management services. The fuod s allocated for case manag~ment wi!l be directed to the county boards of menta l retardation. Copies of Johnson 's letter were also sent to Governor Richard Celeste, Sen. Oakley Collins, Rlronton, House Speaker Vern Riffe , D-N£>W Ba!ton, Rep. Jo!ynn Boster, D·Gall!polis, and U.S. Rep. C!arenceMUier. Reagan not talking .about policy review Strike continues in Toronto system Jackets .... .. .. .. . Sale '23. Man's '69.96 Jackets ....... ... Sale '46.75 Men's '89.96 Jackets .... . .... . Sale '70. 16 Men's '159.96 Jackets ... ..... Sale '124. 76 $9 .00 ....... Sale '7 .19 '13.00 ... Sale '1 0.39 '16.00 .. Sale $12 .79 '19 .00 ... Sale '16.19 • • Recent death listed as fatality president a significa nt fo reign policy defeat. Reagan has said economic sanctions would only hurt the country' s 21 milliOn blacks, who are virtually denied legal rights and any say in running a government dominated by the nation's 5 million whit£>S In a system ci racial separatism known as apartheid . Violence in South Africa this year , · related todemonstra lions by blacks against apartheid , has k!Ued at least 675 prop!£> - mostly blacks. Speakes described the session with national security adv isers as "an In-depth review or the situation." "UntO he analyzes the legislation totally and fuUy , he will not m a ke up his mind" on whether to veto the biD, Speakes said. u em board oks new salary schedule Teachet's' salaries for the l9IJ>86 school year have been establiiiJed by the Southern Local School Board. ' 'The salary ~hfdult!', wii!Ch Ia retroacUve to July I. caDs for a mlnlmunl salary 01 $14,6118 fiJI' nrst·year teac)lers with a bachelor's ·· det!l!e, The top salary ol$36•:11 wt11 be paid to teachers with a muter's deiltE' and l3 )'l!llrS apa:lehce. · _ .ne state tax ~ and superintendent tt public In~ ltas.IMII the board p1!n!11uJon to Issue bonds or not£>S lor ~t biljH\iV&iwtU Ill the amount of $3.5G8,000. The permlulon Is con. . . . an t~)lli'IICt!d a 6.19 mOl levy in the Nov. fM 1 IIIII eledlon. . .. II): . . Au~- 36 matilDa. the board approved the hiring of substitute 11111tiU i BliiMnl r-xwoe. Michele Moway, Harold Graham, David Webet. El1eel Bw.tr. 1M l,ae, Jennifer Machlr and Sue Gr-oe. ....,. JIJIII Armaftltil. . e.Siat the board as a substitute ..... ~. . WilHam ~ wuiiii'IJIItl' tllttllolrd as wcetional business office . ·et1uc$Uoli . . .. . ' 4'~10waoo:klt• . ... II I latudlntllllvtancewauwarded-to tlielllll ' IU'e•e-.11 II I Pt IWbiTrust. Brogan-Warner Ci'ttl 4Mhd .. llt-'*lll'lll· 'nttbllid IIIII ll ..., ta •• Utile lor tile sale of four school bu11111, 1lllllitldbuil n rliltlltt_,6dln. , 'Dit ............ I II • tiNt Datnle HUI to mala! .. �, Comment The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ~~ qjv ~m~ r"'T""\.....1...-"""T"""•~=~~ . . ROBEitT L. WINGE'IT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LErfERS OF GPINlON are welcome . ThPy should I:K> )('Ss than 300 words. All ·l etters are subject to t"dttlng and must be sl ~ned with name. addt£'Ss and telephone numbe-r. No unsigned letters will be published. LeTteors should IX' In good tast e, addressing issu£'s, not )X"tsonalltles. Jo n~ . Letters to editor It Is late In the day for Congress to buckle down to the hard task of tax l'l!form, but given the courage to act, tbe House and Senate could yet do a part of the job that nee<ls 'to be .done. Last week'sreportb-om'CitlzensforTa.x Justice could provide just tbe spur that Is needed. The private study found that over a four-year period, covering the tax years 1981 tbrough 19&1, 50 of the nation's largest and richest corpo· rations paid no net federal Income tax at all. These COillOratlons had combined profits of $56 billion. Forty-eight of them actually got refunds totaling almost $2.4 billion. These magical ·results were achieved largely throngb the del! manipulation of Investment tax It Is ridiculous, to state tbe matter credlls and the Accelerated Cost bluntly, that the Boeing Co., with Recovery System (ACRS). The two profits of $2.1' btlllon, not only Interlocking parts of the Tax Code avoided Income taxes 1iltogether were Introduced some years ~ but actually received rebates of with two laudable purpot~esln mind $285 million on taXes paid In prior -to stimulate Investment In new . years. Mind you; this was laWful. plant and machinery, and to protect There Is a huge difference between corpon1te tax bases from erosion tax evasion and tax avoidance, and by lriflallon. no one properly • can question Those are nice purposes, and It · Boeing's right to pay as little In doubtless Is true that ihe two taxes as the Jaw allows. The fault Is provisions have provided Incentive not the company's that current law for certain capital Investments that permits such a travesty. otherwise might not have been . Boeing had plenty of company. In made. But when that has been said, the period covered by the study, much more remains to be said. In Dow Cbemtcal, General Dynamics, actual application, the system Tenneco, Pepsico and ITT had produces benefits that are clearly large refUnds. AT&T, with profits grotesque. last year of $1.9 bllllon, paid not a tl'T'A ©~~5 .l'On wo~m~ >'1!\ll.·"!ELe~ HULI(IE '1-A . I • He.l'l Social .engineers I have been reading my Dally Sentinel, the good old frre press. But It seem!! that the more I read the less I know. The latest Item to catch my eye Is the ad for the Meigs County Planner. What a whiz kid that fellow wtll have to be. Plan - In recent times a lot has been said In 'OUr neck of the woods about plans and planners. Not long ago the Dally Sentinel carried quite a news article toncerntng Ron James and a plan he was putting forward to coordinate Industrial development and business. His plan was to furnish the know-how. University help and technical as· slstance as I remember was offered. What's become of that? We were going to get somebody here In Meigs County. I bet you there Is a pay-roll some place. A man by the name of something like Dietzel working for Governor Celeste was going to put some !Ire In the 'boller because of $100,0CXl a year quallflca· !Ions. What has happened to that? A Meigs County Planner wlll come high. All planners do. · I suppose he wlll need an expensive staff and office space. Where wlll we put such a planner person? What can a planner do that our own elected officials can't do? I am not finding fault. I am wondering. U a planner wlll synchronize business With opportunity then what Is tree enterprise aU about? It looks Uke the socl.al engineers are placing belated confidence In businessmen who they hope will make some jobs. The Wall Streel Journal says that labor and church leaders have found that the top producing companies In America are getting too many tax breaks. How can the social engineers have the fortitude to ask businessmen to perform miracles just because '!bey ask them to? It looks Uke these social engineers (planners) want to knock businessmen down one day and prop them up the next. Social engineers have long tenta · cles. They are In the school~ and churches. Here In Southern Local the planners want to do away with the satellite schools. Some of the church hierarchy has been closing churches. Social Engineers. I am not condemning them. I am only wondering. - Gayle Pric;e. Thls letter Is In response to the many questions .that are b<ilng asked by the citizens of Southern Local School District concernlng tbe proposed new elementary school. Due to tbe varied nature of the questions and the complexity of the Issue this letter wtll explain only the cost issue. At that, It Is somewhat lengthy and for that I apologize. The $5,20l,OOO constructive pro· gram approved by the State Department of Education calls for a 700 pupil elementary school, additions to tbe high school, and a small central office to house the district's treasurer and superln· tendent. The state ·at this time will . provide approxlamtely $1,209,500 of this amount. Local taxes wlll · produce approximately $3.598,000. - The remaining $400,500 Is expected to be earned from Investment Interest after the bonds are sold. This brings up another question. Why Is the local share so much : greater than tbe state's share of the total project? The same principle, - tbe shared experience. Is used to · assist In the building of classroom facUlties that Is used for providing basic ald to local school districts . Local schools must tax themselves . to a certain level to be eligible for dime In federal Income taxes; because of a freakish sltuai:ton In 1984, when the company piled up large tax losses, . AT&T got tbe biggest refund of them all: $2!11 million. · . In the proposals for·tax reform he put forward In May, President Reagan asked for repeal of both tbe Investment tax credit and the ACRS. His technical explanations were muffled In the jargon of tax accountants, but one thing came through: The public Intuitively perceives the tax system as unf{llr when a $15,000-a ·year school teacher pays more In Income taxes than 50 of the Fortune 500 compan· les combined. It Is Indeed unfair. It Is absurd. In place of the Investment tax credit and the ACRS, the admlnls· tratlon proposes a new Capital Cost Recovery System that makes a heap more sense. The president also asks for a revised minimum tax on corporations. In excbange for these sensible amendments, corporations would benefit from overall rate reductions. The object, In part at least, Is to get us away from the hocus-pocus. The president also wants to strike a blow against tax shelters whose sole purpose Is to generate tax losses for wealthy Individuals. "Whether legally justlfl!!d or not," said the, president, "the use of tax shelters by high-Income, well· advised Individuals Is viewed with confusion and skepticism by ordl· nary taxpayers. These perceptions undermine the voluntary com· pliance that Is crucial to the Income tax system. " Even though the president Is "rarln' to go" on tax reform, It Is asking too much of Congress to expect consideration of the whole sweeping program In the time that remains. Soviet laser weapons __J_ac_k_A__nd_e_rs.......on_&_D_a_le_~_a_n_A_tta WASHINGTON - The soper· powers' contest for military supremacy In space. con.tinues, and the Sovlels appear to be substantially ahead In the latest round: laser weapons. Building program questions Drug trial testimony shocks baseball world ' Time for action -----~--=-Ja_m.e_s_J_.K_i....;...lpa_t_ric_k wASIUNGTON - DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA The Daily Sentinei-P&ge-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio CIA sources have told us they've discovered a major laser test center at Krasnoarmeysk, JO miles northeast of Moscow. Even more alarming, the facility Is believed to be actually producing laser weapons. Evi'dence of the priority the Soviets place on the Krasnoar· meysk weapons plant, the CIA has determined, Is that It Is operated by an Integrated design bureau. Ordi· narlly the Soviets borrow the capitalist technique of competing design bureaus for everything from tanks !!) ballistic missiles. They've found that the competition eventu· ally produces better weapons- but It's too time-consuming for a hydrodynamic (MHD) generator, which produces 15 megawatts of top-prioritY. program. "The Soviets have had a research short·tenn electricity as a fire· program under way since 1970 power source for the lasers. aimed at developing lasers with A secret State Department report weapons applications," notes a on the MHD explains that "It top-secret CIA report. The program generates current by passing a Includes at least a half-dozen major conducting fluid through a magresearch and development faclll· netic field." The report adds this ties and test ranges. More than disturbing comment: "Their (the Soviets) 'MHD work 10,000 scientists and engineers are Is the largest In the · world and Involved. By way of comparison, the CIA continues to grow. Power outputs estimates that a U.S. laser already achieved exceed those In weapons about the West several fold, and both $1 bllllon a year. rocket power and liquid metal States only began playing catch-up system Inputs could have potential during the Reagan administration, for military programs In high with about $!IX) million earmarked energy lasers, charged particle for laser weapons research In 1986. beams and space-born laser power One o! the unlque features of the supplies. MHO Is a tec_hnology area Soviet laser program Is the develop-· where the Soviets cleArly lead the ment of a rocket-driven magneiD· U.S. In demonstrated capability." state assistance. In this case Southern Local must tax Itself up to seven percent . of Its assessed values. This Is calculated to be 6.19 mills over a 23-year period. Proha· bly the best way to calculate 6.19 mills In dollar terms Is to re· member that 6.19 mUis will produce $6.19 for each $1,0CXl of assessed valuation. Assessed evaluation. that Is 35 percent of true value, Is the property value used for taxing purp(iSes. For example, If a person had a house valued at $50,0CXl, the assessed value would be $17,000 ($50,0CXl x .35). When the same principle Is applied to the district· wide assessed value, the local share comes to $3,598,000. The mailbag continues heavy "You are 100 percent correct and While the question of cost Is a since I wrote that circumstances the people who wrote to you saying central Issue, there are surely other argue the legalization of drugs that you are wrong about legalizing questions of concern and shortly In combined with massive public drugs have no conception of what Is another article the Southern Local education. Rep. Charles Rangel of going on In this country because of Board of Education and admlnls· New York entered my last column drugs. !ration will explain why It Is giving Into the Congressional Record, "- 85 percent of the New York the citizens of the school district a Introducing It with a few para· prison. population Is black or chance to decide whether or not Its young people wlll have a new · graphs about the extent to w~lch he Hispanic. opposes drugs: and then passed "- 75 percent of the entire school. If you have any questions, along the package with a covering population In New York prisons and · please feel free to contact the school letter •urging me to re-think my probably the whole country, are In district office. We will appreciate conclusion In the matter. He writes: · because of drugs or drug-related. your comments. - Bobby J. Ord, "My Select Committee on Narcot· "- The local junkie must steal Superintendent, Southern Local lcs Abuse and Control has held every day of the week, In order to Schools . many hearings on the subject of keep up his or her habit, they must drug abuse and ways to controllt. I steal $1,000 a day or more, In order assure you, our findings clearly to get $100 or $150. show the legalization Is not the "- Every junkie helps young solution you seek ... " But neither In people to stait using junk, or pUis, his letter nor In his speech on the or mary-jane. or something to get floor does Congressman Rangel tell them started, and the business us what his committee bas escalates with new customer every accomplished. day. I don't know when the first of Mr. -"- Marijuana Is no different Rangel's meetings was held, but I from alcohol. Excessive Use wlll wager with confidence th;lt be· drive you crazy or klll you. tween then and now, a) drug "- Cocaine Is not addictive. rich consumption has Increased, b) man's toy. drug-related crime has Increased, "- All pills are dangerous. and c) the price of drugs has come "- Heroin Is . a killer and d0\1'11 . . When the -price of Ulegal addictive. . drugs ·comes down, the market Is "-The price and profit of dope Is 1 telling you something as plains· so high that honest people go into poken as the oscUlations In the price the business, who woul\1 never of an airplane ticket: competition Is commit a crime, !bey take the place setting the price. When there Is a of those wbo get caught. reduction In the price of street "- They say It takes $100.<m to drugs, this means that our massive build one cell. efforts to keep drugs out of the "- They say It takes $40,<m to country are faUing. When, a few house one Inmate (for one year) . years ago, we had all that telegenlc "- If you legalize all the drugs, chemical destruction of the marl· the prisons would be almost empty, Juana crop In Mexico, tbe marl- crime would be reduced by 75 . Juana crop in Colombia promptly percent. Marijuana would be sold Increased, pari passu. It'sUkewage and taxed by tbe government, It and price controls. would produce rn!Wons ol dollars, Not all my correspondents are In to be used constructively. Congress. One slls In Sing Sing, and " - As you know all this, supply he wt1tes wtth that declarative and demand would kill the drug vigor that cuts through much trade." obfuscation. I quote him exactly: One needn't accept .aU the In ·fact, there Is no counterpart device In the West. Both the CIA and the Pentagon believe the Soviets already have ground-based lasers that could Interfere with U.S. satellites, and they estimate that by the late l.98Js the Russians could have at leas prototype space-based laser wea· pons that could Incapacitate U.S. satellites. The actual deployment of space· based lasers for antl·sateUite use Is a trlci<Y business. howe.ver. and the Intelligence experts figure the Soviets won't have mastered this before the 1990s. The vartous reports and est!· mates, which accumulate wtth virtually every top-secret satellite photo and analysis of It, all demonstrate that the Buck Rogers "ray gun" won't walt lor Dr. Huer to come along In the 25th century. From the inside._______W_i-'-llia_m_F_._B_uc_kl-=ey_J_r. asseverations of the anonymous prisoner. But the ring of truth Is there. The largest psychological obstacle remains th<> public notion that to legalize drugs Is to pronounce benediction on them. This Isn't an entirely benighted Idea. About a generation ago, Inland Revenue collectors In London decided the time bad come to tax the whores, and so estimates were made out of their Income, and tax bllls were sent out. These Included forms, an!j under " profession" the disconsolate girls would put down such things as "hostess," or "companion," or "nurse." One girl wrote down carefully, "prostl· tute." A few weeks later her check was returned. His Majesty's go. vernment was not going to partiCI· . pate In the wages of sin. Something of that attitude carries over Into the notion of a tax on drugs. But the paradox Is as easily penetrated as the proposition that because we permit the publica· tlon of Hustler magazines, we approve of reading that vlle journal - which, by the way, we unblushIngly tax. We are overdue for hard thought on this pained and divisive subject . Berry's World FRESH FISH "Wit/Jout PCBs is extra." CORDS' FIRST RUN - st. Louls .Canllnall' O&zle Smith slides safely home 118 Chicago Cubs' catcher Jody Davis walls for the late ll...,w In lbe !lllCOIId lnalng 'Thursday. Smllh soored from second when Cards' Danny Cox olngled to Cubs' Gary Matthews who lhrew to Davis. (UPI ). By Unlled Prells IJiternational Tommy Herr of the St. Louis Cardinals said Thursday many major league baseball players are "tired of protecting drug users" a lid may eventually conseilt to drug testing. ''There's still a strong segment cl. players that are totally against any drug testing but there Is a growing faction of players that are tired cl. protecting drug users," Herr, tbe player representative for the St. Louis Cardinals, told KTVI Radio before a home game with Chicago. The second baseman was responding to developments In Thursday's trtal In Pittsburgh In which Kansas City outfielder Lonnie Smith listed some of the sport's biggest names - lnclndlng St. Louis ace right-bander Joaquin Andujar- in connection with lllegal drug use. "I think there might be a confrontation and It might come do\1'11 to a change In our poslt!Qn on that (drug testing)," Herr said. When asked when that might happen, he added: "I don't know. I think It woukl be a major topic this winter when we go to the players reps meeting. I Imagine we will talk about It pretty heavily !ben." Baseball comrrilsstoner Peter Ueberroth has already Instituted a policy of drug testing of . all non-playing baseball personnel. Thus far, tbe Players Association has objected to drug testing. Herr was surprised to learn of Andujar's alleged Involvement with cocaine. "When I heard Joaquin's name I was Surprised," he said. "That's !be first I ever heard that Joaquin was Involved In that whole situation." Andujar, a 211-game winner the last two seasons, and St. Louis manager Whitey Herzog would not - comment oo Smith's testimony. Rose resumes · Ty Cobb chase . LEGAL NOTICE CHICAGO (UPI) - Derek Botelho may never get closer to baseball hiStory than this. A 29-year-old journeyman with six major-league decisions. Botelho Is the expected starter for the Chicago Cubs today, with Clnclnna· tl' s Pete Rose needing only five hits to break Ty Cobb's career record of 4,191. Botelho and Dennis Eckersley are the right -handed starters named for thesertes.lfleft-hander Steve Trout pitches as scheduled Sunday, Rose will sit out and play Tony Perez at first base. Untll this season, Botelho had appeared only briefly In the big leagues. Hewent2·1 with the Kansas City Royals in 1982, then returned to the minors. He re-surfaced only because the Cubs encountered severe injury problems with their pitching staff. The Public Utilities Com · mission of Ohio has set for public hearing Case No . 85·01-EL- EFC. to review lhe fuel procure· ment practices and poll· cies of the Ohio Power Company, the operation of its Electric Fuel Com · poneQt . and related mat · ters . This hearing is sc heduled lo begin al 1:30 p.m on September 9. 1985 at Cily Council Cham hers . 218 Clll\leland Avenue , S.W .. Canton. Oh io 44702. All interesled parties will be given an opportunily lobe heard . Further infor· mation may be obtamed bY' contacting the Com· mission . ', THE PUS ~JC UTILITIES COMMISS]QN OF OHIO By : Mary linn Orlinski . Sec retary Moreno, Cedeno get clutch hits in team victories By MIKE BARNES UPI Sports Wrller Omar Moreno and Cesar Cedeno, former stars recently glued to benches In New York and Clncln· natl. showed Thursday night they still can deliver In the clutch. Moreno, making his first start for Kansas City after being signed as a tree agent earlier this week, drove In three runs with an Inside-the-park homer and a triple to llfl the host Royals to a 4-1 victory over tbe Brewers. Across the state In St. Louis, Cedeno -acquired to fill the void created by Injured first baseman Jack Clark - collected three hits and an RBl to ' help the first-place Cardinals to a 6-1 triumph over tbe Cubs. The victory put St. Louis 1¥.. games ahead of the ldle.Mets In t~ NL East, and the Royals trall AL West teader California by one game. Those clubs are' even In the loss column. In the AL East pennant chase, both the Blue Jays and Yankees won. so Toronto remains 2\':i games ahead of the Yankees. The Royals were desperate for belp In center field when they lost Willie Wllsonlastwookendfollowing an adverse reaction to a penicillin shot. Moreno had spent the summer playing sparingly with theY ankees. "He's a great addition already, regardlessofwhatbedoestherestof . !be season," saldCbarlleLelbrandt, who limited MUwaukee to seven hits In Improving his record to 14-7. Cedeno,whofelthewasn'tgettlng enough-playing time with the Reds, has been alternating at first base with Mike Jorgensen since C?mlng to the Cardinals two weeks ago. 'Fhat's not expected to last long; Clark, who has strained ribs, Is expected to return this week. The big blow came In the fifth with tbe Cardinals holding a &-1 lead. Willie McGee- who Improved his major-league leading average to .368 with three hits - and Cedeno singled. Cblcago managerJimFrey came out to talk to rookie Steve Engle, 1·3. Tlto Landrum blasted Engle's first pitch after the meeting over the lett -field wall for his fourth homer of the season. Danny Cox, 15-8, hurled a two· hitter forth<> triumph. In AL games, Toronto topped Minnesota 7-0, New York beat Oakland 7·3, Cblcago downed Texas 11-4 and Boston defeated Cleveland ~ In the opener of a double-header NFL will open 1985 season Sunday By United Press International A capacity crowd of more than 62,000 at the Metrodome wUI cheer the return of Bud Grant to the ' v s d bu 1 Minnesota lklngs \ln ay, might reserve a few boos for the NFL schedule-maker. After a one-year absence, Grant returns to the sidelines (1 • p.m. EIYI'). Butthe VIkings face perhaps the NFL's toughest team _ the 1o 49e d Super BowI c hamp n rs- an I ho to spoUGrant's San Fr anc sco papes rty 1 me home we co · AlsoIndianapolis scheduled foratOpening Day are: Pittsburgh, the New York Miami Jels at atth<>Houston, L<ls Angeles Raiders, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Meigs County Commio· sioners intend to apply to the Ohio Deportment of De· velopment for funding under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Smell Cltleo Program, • federally· funded progr~m edminiotered by the State. Meigs County lo eligible for f103,400.00 of Flocal Veer 1986 CDBG fund· ing. providing the County meeta applicable program re· qulrement•. The flrat of two public hear· inga wltl be held September 17, 1986, at 7:00P.M. etthe Melga County Courthoull to provide cltlzeno with pertinent information about the CDBG program. Including an ex plana· tlon of eligible octivltiea and program requirements . The CDBG program can fund a broad range of activities, in· eluding: oconomic develop· ment project•; •treet. water supply, drainage and sanitary sewer lmprovemanta. park ac· quialtlon and improVllments, demolition of unaefe struc· turea. rehabilitation of hou•· lng, end neighborhood faciH· tlea. The activities muat ba da· signed to primarily benefit low and moderatalnco~t~a persona, aid In the prevention or aUml· nation of slumo end blight. or meet en urgent need of the community. Citizens oro encoureg,cl to aHand thla meeting on Sap· tember 1 7 to provide their In· put on the County'a CDBG rem. Seattle at Cincinnati, San Diego at Buffalo, Detroit at Atlanta, Pblla· delphia at the New York Giants, Tampa Bay at Chicago, Denver at the Los Angeles Rams, Green Bay at New England, Kansas City at New Orleans and St. Louis at Cleveland. Washlngtort Is at Dallas Monday night. Grant, who coached the VIkings for 17 seasons beforeretlrlngforthe 1984 campaign, said he Is not worried about opening the season against tbe tough 49ers. k J Montana appears -fully recovered from an Inflamed disc In his lower back, an Injury that sidelined him through much of the pre-season. Coach Bill Walsh said his club wUI before losing the nlghtcap ~5. In an NL game, Houston edged Pitts· burgh4·3. Blue Jays 7, Twins 0 At Toronto, Doyle Alexander, 14·8, threw a two-hitter, ' and Lloyd · Moseby drove In three runs with a two-run homer and sacrifice fly to spark the Blue Jays. Willie Upshaw also homered for Toronto. Bert Blyleven, 1&-14, was tbe loser. Astros 4, Pirates 3 At Houston, Bob Knepper, 12·10, scattered eight hits over eight Innings and Jerry Mumphrey and Glenn Davis each had two RBl to guide the Astros to their fourth straight triumph. 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F-Series or Vans. JUST BUY FROM STOCK BEFORE OCT. 2 ACT NOW WHILE SELECTION IS BEST. · I 25 IN STOCK READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. SEE: GEORGE_HARRIS -or PAT HILL. Lay-Away.:..Yisa-Mastercard . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8:00 ON THE "T;, IN MIDDLEPORT "Your Transportation Headquarters. " PAT HILL FORD, Inc. S. 3RD AVE. 992·2196 . MIDDLEPORT, OH. �rnaay, Ohio 0, l:fDO ~ptem Scoreboard ... WEEK NO.• TIM HALSTEAD lfiTH WISUU' SPOilS WRmR 1'oroMO 7, Mtftlll'Pa b New YOI1c 1, OU:IIndl Kai\JU ary 4. MJJwaulft 1 Olic¥Jll, 1'exu 4 Majol'8 KERMIT WALTON GUEST flkbf"l GMIMII CAl n .... EDT) Mllwauft !Hiauet11 12_. and BWT'tl ~lOt w 6.'\ m .m 42 89 """"" """' Ails SMn Frn LAST WEEK 0-0 SEASON 0-0 PCT. OOfo mli2 LAST WEEK 0-0 SEASON 0-0 PCT. OOfo Yri~'r; G~YTWS Federal Hocking Meigs Vinton County Nelson ville· York Trimble Gallipolis Eastern Southern Wahama Southwestern Hannan Trace North Gallia Cincinnati Cleveland W. Virginia Alexander Meigs Vinton Co. Warren Trimble Gallipolis Eastem Southern Wahama Ross Southlasl'eltl Hannan Trace North Gallia Seattle St. louis w.v.u. FORECASTING PANEL - Althoutlh a week late, a new leature hae beeil added 1o the llpOiia oec· tlon of the Dally Sentinel. Beatantnc today, a .,.ae~ of experts from the paper's adverilllnJ and llpOiia aUt! have placed themselves on the line by pa etlcUuJihe OVER THE NFI' - Two Southern Tomedoette8, Rachel Reiber ( 4) and Tammy Theiss reach.over lhe net during Thun<day' SVACgame acalnltOekHID.In - CLOSE TO NET - Denise (;ox of Hannan Trace prepare to Dip lhe ball backwards during this Scott Wolle action shot taken during Thursday's liT· Easl£m voUeyball Kame. Other liT players Include Ross SOutheasterll Hannan Trace North Gallia Cincinnati St. louis w.v.u. Alexander Meigs Vinton Co. Warren Trimble Gallipolis Eastern Southern Wahama Southwestern Hannan Trace Green Seattle Cleveland w.v.u. oulcome of several local, collece and pro looiiJall games. This week's (lillie) Is oom~ !#. sporill wrU· ers ScoU Wolfe and Kettb Wlllecup, adverillllnJ per· sonnel, 11m Hehlead end Dave HarriS, end cueet prognoorolicalor, Kermit Waa5a. loregroond Ill Southern's Wendy Wolfe. Oak Hill posted a 154, 15-7 victory. · Holley Whitley (32).and Terenda Thlim&. (23). Two Eaglettes prepare to defend the front tine. Easwm won the SVAC conlell, 15-13 and 15,12, Tonight's games Coal Grove at Gallipolis Point Pleasant at Barboursville Wheelersburg at Jackson Marietta at Logan Wayne at Rock Hill Mifflin at Portsmouth Millon at Ripley Russell at Ironton Meigs at Belpre Alexander Meigs Vinton Co. Warren Trimble Gallipolis Eastern Southern Wahama Parkersburg CathoDe al Eastern Kyger Creek at Wahama RDss Southeastern al Southwestern Hannan Trace at Hannan North Gallla at Green Ft. Frye at SQuthern Minford at Oak Hill Saturday Athens at Parkersburg Federal Hocking Meigs Vinton Co. Warren Trimble Gallipolis Eastern Southern Wahama Ross Southeastern Hannan Trace North Gallia Cincinnati Cleveland w.v.u. 12-71 at !D.Martlnl.'l: U 81, 8 ai p.m. (AU 'nr~ t: IYJ') Leadel'S 't at So\ln DleKO gaJn~~S Montll'al tCuUk'ksM IJ-9t at S3n Fran cisco IC'.otl 5-101, Jl•!r.i p.m Dl•lrolt Ball lbiron M1~ • Ck"V<' "'"' Ca ur K<tnClty Oakland "' S..•allko MIM Rns. Mrt ~g~.& Urtt K\ 125 44.1 Rl 1'>4 Jl9 Hndn:n 114 oW.1 11,1]45 MIIQW Btlr Ov Copr MJ 1?6 5U 'i'2 158 ,'Vl9 1:n I~ 611 66 .m; Gdmn. 1•'1 Mttr. MI 6."i 01 ~l ~' Y.! f:(l .~~5 1-IIJJ ~!'il ~~ 402 !W 121 :J)l Ill 449 7'9 11."1 .3)1 Hol11f' Rurw (')u('fll•I1J, - n..!'lld~Q '" He~~oultA i:loston 1,, Cll'lll•hmd ti, b;t ' Cl!-.•(' land D. Bol;ton fl , 2nd llcll, Tor 27 ' lhe league. The little Tornadoeltes dropped 13·15, 15-4 and 7·15 scores. Karla Smith led I he charge wllh nlne and Tracy Beegle had eight. Soutbern had lJOSted wins . over Hannan Trace and Athens. Southern hosts Kyger Creek Tuesday In Racine. Fllth Straight Meanwhile, tbe Kyger Creek Bobklttens continued to roll Thurs· day night with a 15-12, 15· 7 viciQIY over Southwestern. The Lady Cats, now 5-0, were led by Jtll Drum· mond's 12 seJVe points. Christina Carroll and Leanna Nibert had five down spikes. The KC JV'swon their fourth straight, 15-3 and 15·3 behind Tracey s 13 poln ts. GRAVELY TRACrOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH 992·2975 SPRING & SUMMER HOURS MON.-FRI. 9 TO S SAT. 9 TO I c.-:: THE GRAVELY SYSTEM The Daily Sentinel (USI'S IU·HO) A Division of Multimedia, Inc. Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court St., Po- meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub· llshlng Company/Multi media . Inc .. Poml'!roy, Ohio 45769, Pil 992·21~ Se· cond class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. Member: United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association a nd the Ohio Newspaper Association, National Advertising R£>presentat!ve , Branham Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue. 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Mall Sub8crlpUons lnRid e Ohio 13 Wt>eks . .......................... $14.56 26 Weeks. ...... ............ .. ...... $29 12 52 WPeks ....... 158.24 13 W('f.'ks Outside Ohio . . .. 115.60 .. ...................... $.JJ.20 26 We£>ks ,, 52 WN>ks ....... $59 10:00 A.M.· SaOO P.M. 675-6700 Located: Suite 114 Medical Office Building at Pleasant Valley Hospital Point Pleasant, West Virginia f1rs1 .tnd third SUndav fnllov.in_g !-il.•l'l(l:i\ Sc:huol Youlh m('('!lng, 7<Jl p m 1'\ t•n ~nda" GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preoctung 9:30a.m., tlrst and second Sun· days or £>ach month; third and fourth Sun· days Pach month worship sPrvlcl'S al 7. 30 p.m Wednesday C'VFnln~s a1 7:30 p.m. Prayrr and Bible Study SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mulberry H£>1ght s Road. Pomeroy. John S\l.el · ~art; Sabbalh School Sup! Laulsr Staats. Stlbbath School. 2 p.m Saturdda:v wUh wqrshlp s('rvlcc rollo1.1.ing af 3:15p.m. RUTLAND FIRST BAP:t'IST CHURCH - Slst£'r Harri£'11 Warn f'r, Supt . Sundav Srhou19 30 a.m , Morn in~ Worship. 10 4'5 am POMEROY Jo~IRST BAPTIST. David Mann , mlnislf'r Wilham SnouHer, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School, 9: .10 am, Mornin~ Worship 10:30 a .m . FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, P0o m{'l'oy Pikt' David Hunt, pastor; Jatk N('cds, ~undav School Dir('(•clor Sundav Srool. 9 :10 am , Morning Wo1 ship, 10::t0, £'\'C'nlng worship. 7· 00 p m Tuesday Vlsl· tatlon, 7 p.m. Wednl"'Sda), Pra yf'r servlc(', 7·.'ll pm , Mission Ft·lmds. 7:Jfl pm: Glrls ln Act ion, 7. 30 p m FAITH TABF.R~ACLE CHURCH Bt~l · lt.'v Run Road. Rf'V. Emm£'11 Rawson. pa~ · SC'hool. ' m: ~unday C'\'cnlnp: sNv ir£' 7:30 p m .: Wl'dnesday Pray£'r M£'C'Iln~. 7 :JO p m MT. MORIAH CHURC H OF GOO, Raclnf'. Rf'v. James SatiC'rflpld. pa:; tor Fr('('man Wllllams. Supt. Sunday SC'hool Y 45 a.m .: Sunday and Wedn<:'Sday ('VC'II · lng Sf'rV ICC'S. 7 p.m . ' MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Cornt'l ~lxth and Palm(,'r. Eu1l Edf'n, Pa~ ror. Ray Fields, S.S Supt.; Dan Rlgp:l'i, Ass! Sup! Sundav School, 9:15 a.m: · Morning Worship,· 10· 15 a.m.: Sunday Ev(•nlng sf'rv lr<', 7 p.m. Voulh mE'l'flnR. 7· .10 p m. WednPSday : ('\'{'ft I nJ: ~£'1'\' IC'C' i p. m .; C'holr pracli('(' 8 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURC H OF CHRIST. 51h and Main, Bob Mellon, minister. AI Hartson. assoc minister; Mike Gerlach, Sunday School Superintendent . Bible . School 9:30 a.m.: Morning Worship 10 30 a m Evening Worship 7:00 p m . Wednes· day . 7:00p.m. Prayer m('('llng. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE, Co·pastors Re.v. Charles Coyle and Rev . Nancy Coyle Bill White. Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9·30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.; E\•ani(ellstlc me<>tlng 7:00p.m. Wednesday, 7:00p.m Pray£'r meeting. 1978 Chrysler Cordoba ............ SJ695 Auto .• PS, PB, air, maroon. One owner. 1976 Chevl. Impala .................... 5695 4 Dr. Runs goo . UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Re\1, Kea Wllklnton HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAl' CHU RCH - Sunday: Worship Serv!Ces 9.00 a.m.; Church SchoollO·l5a.m.: Btbl~ Study Sunday ~: 30 p.m.: Prayer Group Wednesday at 9:00a.m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN - YDUt dOlt will lie IMIIY rnowln' 11 top ll*d lot HMri)'...IIIIJII qutlity, nutritiOUI chunkl _,_.,,.. _ oontelnlng 1 '-'J 21 ~ protlln content to llllp 8IYI your IIMhartdng, ~eying ptlll txlrl -IIY IIICI llfNI heellhl @nation @mpany MILLING DIVIIION Mar~uis ............. S1195 2 Dr. HT, fully eqUipped. Runs good. RIGGS USED CARS CHESTER Secltonal Homes & SUGAR RUN . FLOUR MILLS 110 Mtl._,, Awe. l't,l. tn-2111 ,_...,., OH. Mtddteport Grocer,·esGeneral MerchandiSe Racme949· 1550 fJio.,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,...~ ,• · MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Re-v. Don Archer Rev. Roy Deet(-1" Rev. Seldon .JohnHOn ,\I.FHEO - Churt·h School 9. ·w am . Wor~hlp.l1 am; UMYF6 :lOp m.: UMW Thlz'd TuC'sday. i: ;10 p.m . Communion ltr ... t Sundav. (Arch<>rJ CHF.STER - Worship 9 a m .; Ch unh SthoollUa m, Bill!eStudy,Thu!sday,ip. m ., UMW. flrsr Thursdav. 1 p.m.: Com· munion . nr"l Sunday (1\rchrn 13lbiP Stud\ TUI'Sdav, 7·.10 p m , UMW, Third TUt'..;day, 7 lO p.m ., Communion Fltst Suml:J\ tAr(·hrr) . CENTKr\L CLUSTER Rev . olameft E. Corbitt twv. Klt"ven Nel!IOOII ltev. Melvin Fraakll• Rev . Cit-mente S. Zunla:a. ,Jr. llt>v ,\ndrew RuhenklnR ASAURY !Svrat'US<')- Worship 11 am : Churt·h School 9: j!i a m.: Ch.•rg£' Blbll' Slud~. Wt'dn£'sdav. 7:30p.m ., UMW, rilsl TuPsda,v 7:30 p.m . ChOl!' Rt'hf"ar!o:ul. \V,'t.lnf'~da~· 6-."JO p m. UMW. fourlh Sun· dit\', li. 'tH p.m . (N('l~ORI · ENTERPRISE Worship 9 am; f 'hUt(h& hool iOa m.; Blblf'Study,Tut.•S· cl ~n. 7:.10 p m .: UMW. First Mnnduy. 7·.10 p. m UMYF Sunda'. h p.m . ChQtr Re· h"~n sa l. H: .~O p.m . WNinrsduv. 1Franklin! FlATWOODS- Churc-h Sc hool. l0.1 m . WoP•hlp, 11 ,1m.: Btbl(' Studv. Thurs· duy. i p.m ; UMYF', Sunday' fl p.m . 1F't anklln ). FOHE~'T RUN Worship !t a m.; Church School 111 AM : Chuh practil'C', Tut>sd:J\, 6::40 p.m.; UMW , rit sl Tur~duy . 7· .10pm JNf'lsonJ HEATH l Mlddh•portt -Ch urch School. f+: .10 a.m : Worship w· J(l a m : Blbl(' Stud\, TuC'sdav. 10 am., UMW . li('('On d Mnnd:~\ 7: .10 p m .; UM \\' Thtrd Mandel\', 7 :R) p,m. !Zuniga 1 MI~ERSVILLE - W O!'~ hip Sc>rvh'C' 10 u .m .: Churt'h Schnol 11 am, UMW,thhd \\'todm•:-;d.ty , 1 p m .; Choir pru cllct•. Mon· dov,i:Uipm tNf'lsonL PEARl. CHAPEl. - Wo!'shlp S<>rvl('r 9 u.m.: rhurc·h School 11 a m : UMW SC'o N nct T'uC'sdov. 7.JO p.m .; UMYF l.uil Tur!\£1,1~, 7 :~1 p.m tRub£•nk ln~ ·· PIIMEHOV - Churrh S(·hool, 9. 15 .t m.• : W11rshlp 111::«"1 a.m; Choil· rflhf'at '!ol~ ll \V('!InC'Sday. 7-,'J(I p.m , UMW, S('('nnd 7: .1 0p.m .: UMYF'Sunday.np.m. [COr bllll HOC~ ~PRINC.S- ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, PomeroyHarrlsonviUe Rd. Robert Purtell, mlnls· ter; Ron Rime, Sunday. School Superlnten· dent. Sunday School 9:30 am.; Worship service lO:ll a.m.; Evening worship Sun· day 7 p.m. and Wednesday, 7 p.m. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pin• Grove. The Rev. William Mtddleswartb, pastor. Church servlce9:30 a.m.: Sunday School JO:Jl a.m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, John Wright, passtor. Sunday School9: :l1 a.m.; Larry Haynes. S. S. Supt. Morning worship lO· lJ a.m RACINE CHURCH OF TiiE NAZA· RENE, Rev. Thomas H. Collier, pastor Martha Wolfe, Chairman of the Board of Chrlstlan Life. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.; Morning worship lO::It a.m; SuDday evening worship 7:30p.m. Prayer meetlni 7::Jl p.m. Wl'dneoday. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, De•· te-r Woody Callr pastor Services Sunday 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. RA.('INF. FIRST BAPTIST, Stf>Vl' DE.•uH•r, Pastor. Rolx>rt Smith, Sunday Schnol Supt.: Sunday School 9:30 a.m.: MornlnA; \\Orshlp 10:40 a.m.. Sunday <'V("nin~ worship 7: : ro p m.: WC'dncsday C'\'(•nlne: BlbiC' studv 7:30 p m BURI.tNr.HAM ffiMMliNITY CHURCH, AurllnAham. fu>v. Okcy Ra\' l..aund<'rmlh, past01· Ph. 00'.!7324. ~unday Schoo!lO·OOa.m. , Sunday ('\:ming SE>rVI~· 7.fl) p.m., WOOnf'S· day C'\'f'nlrw ~·ic'('. 7:00p.m. PINE r.ROVE HOLIN[SS CHURCH. '·1 mill' off Rt .12S Rl'\'. &>n .I Walls, pus tor. l.t'f' Rus5('ll, S.S. Sup! Sunday School 9· 'IU :t. m : Mor·nlng Wol'shlp 10:30 a.m , Sun· day ('\('Din~ sE'rvi<'C' 7•30 p m .; Wl'dnflsda~· ~N\'IC{', 7. :W p.m. SILVER RUN BAPTISt, Bill Lllllo. p:~stor St£>Vl' LltiJl', S S. Supr. Sunday !-ichool 10 a.m.,' Morning worslp, 1] a m ; Sunday f'\'rnlng worship 1· 30 p.m. PrayN m('(ltln.lit and.Biblt> study Thursday, 7::10 p. m ; Youth rfz<'~tln~ WPdnesday at 7 p.m . RE.IOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH ~1 ~ 2nd PlvP., MlddiC'porl Sunday &:hoot 10 a.m. Sundav <'Vf'nin~ 7. 00 p.m.; Mld·W('t:'k sC'rVICC'. Wed .. 7 p.m. - Rolx>l'l E. Mu!'l~rr. pastor. Sunda~' School 9: :lO a.m .. Paul Musser, supt ., Morning \l.'orshlp 10:30 a.m .. Sunda~· rvl'nlng !Wr· \'IC£', 7 p.m: mld-wf>f'k srrvlc<'. W£'dn<'S· d<tv. 7 p.m . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. Rl'v. CIPnn McMillan, pas tor . Mar,v Janlcl" l.uv£'nder Sunday School Sup!. Sunda~ School 9 30 ~.m.: Morning SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rov. Rolff GI'IICe Rev. Paul McG*'e C'HRrST, Eldt'n R . Blakt'. pastor. Sundav Sehoul 10 a.m.; r.ary RN'd , Lay lrad('r MornlnR srrmon . 11 a.m. Sundav nlght SC'J'\'icC's: Chrlstl:.tn EndPavor 7· 30 p m , Son~ servlcC' 8 p.m. Preaching 8:30pm. Mid·Wf'f'k prayf'r m£'£>ring, Wf'dnrsday, 7 I.ANGSVILLF. BETHANY- Worship, 9 a.m.; Ch1,u-th School, 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wednelday, 10 a m , Dorcas Women's Fellowship, Wednesday, lJ a.m. (McGuire ). C~RMEL- Church SchOOl 9, 30 a.m.; Worship, 10:45 a.m. Second and Fourth Sundays: Fellowship dinner with Sutton, third Thursday,6:30 p.m. (McGuire I. EAST LETART- Church Schoo19a.m ; Worship 10 a,m second and fourth Sun· days; UMW tlrst Tuesday, 7:30 p.m (Grace). LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. (Grace-). MORNING STAR- Worohlp, 9: 4~a . m .; Church School 10: XI a.m .; Bible Study, Thursday, 7:30 p,m. (Rader) . RACINE WESLEYAN - Church School, 10 a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m.; UMW fourth Monday 7: 30p.m. ; Men's Prayer Study; Thursday, 7:30p.m. Bible Study. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY, TERIAN - Worship service 10.15 a.m Church SchoollO:OOa.m. TUesday , 1011.m . Bible Study; !;unday, &p.m . Junior and St· nlor High Youth Groups. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Paotor, John Evans. Sunday School JO: OO a.m.; Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a .m . Chll· dren's Church 11 a ,m. Sunday Evening Service 7:00p.m. Wed .• 6 p.m Young La· dies' Auxiliary. Wednesday, 7 p.m . Fam· SUTTON -Church School, 9:30 a.m.; Morn Ina worship 10:45 a .m . ftrst and thiN Sundays: FeUowablp dinner with Carmel, lly Worship. prayer meettna:7:30 p.m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST. Duane Warden, mlnilltft'. Bible class 9: :tl a.m.: Morn Ina wo,shlp 10: JJ a. m .; Evening Wonhtp 6: 30 p.m . Wednet· day Blbi•Study,6:30 p.m. NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sunday School II«VIoe, 9:45 a. m.: Worship lt'I"VIce 10: 30 a.m.; Breakfast, Wednesday, 7 a.m (Grace) . third Thur'lday, 6:30p.m . (M~Gulre). worship 10:30 a.m.: Evangl'llstlc sf>rvlc(', Prav£'r and Pralsr WOOn£'sda y, 7 p m .: Youlh m('('tlng. 7 p.m. UNITED •ry wtek. ' HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. Tom Slaten, past<r Sunday School9:30a. m ; Even ina service 7:30p.m. Wednesday and saturday EW!ftlnl Services at 7:30 p. Evanaelbstlc Servl~ 7:30 p.m . Wf!d•· m. day; Prayer meetlna 7:30p.m. Thursday. .. • ' BRETHREN IN p.m. HEMLOf'K G !l:OVE CHRISTIAN. \\'utso11, pastor. Crt>n!>On Pr;tll, Su nda y School ~up! Morn In~ wo1·ship 9 3U Ro~£'1 ••. m . Sund.JV S{hool 10 :«l.t.m., Ewnlng S£'1'\'it·f', 7 ;WJ p. m . MT UNION 8 ,\PTIST, Donald Shu!', J>astur , lm• Su\H', Sunda\ S(·hool Supt . Sunday Srhool 9 : 45 am: Ev£'nlng wor· Sh1p li 10 p.m .. Pravt>r Mf'C'ting, 6. 30 p.m . \V('f:ln('Sd,ty ' TUPPERS PLAINS CHU RCH OF CHRIST. Joch Holland. mlnlsl£'1' Oeryl W£'1b. !';upt Mornln~ worship, IUXl a.m', C'hurt'h Schoo19:00 a.m. CHESTER t;HURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE . Rev HPrbt>rt Gral£", pastor. Fnmk Rlfflt>, supl. Sunday School 9· 30 a. m.; Worship servlt'l'\ 11 a.m, and 7 p.m . Sunday. W<'dn('Sday, 7 p m. PrafN mf"el· lnR, LAUREl. CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURC'H R{'v . Robe-rt Miller, pa!itor. RobC'rt E. Barton. Director ol Christian Edu· calion: Sf('\'(' Eblin, assistant. Sunday School 9· 30 a.m .• Morning worship 10:30 a .m : ('holr practlcr. Sunday 6:30 p m .; J.:vc>nin~ worship 7: :JI p.m. Wednt'Sda,• Prayt>r and Bible Study, 7; 30 p .m ' DEXTER KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Ollvor Swain, Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m. ev· CHURCH. ti p.m : EDEN (Grace) CHRI~'TIAN CHURCH OF <HRIST. C'harl£"s Russt'll Sr .. mlnls tt'r . Rick Ma· co mtx-r, sup!. Sunday School 9:XI a.m .. Wo1shl11 service 10:30 a.m. Blbl!' study. T\lt"Sday, 7·30 p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Po11 . land·Raclne Road . William Roush, pastor . Linda E\·ans. church sthool director. Churt'h school 9· 30 a.m.; Morntng worsip 10:30 a.m.: W~nesday C'venlng prayer services, 7· :11 p.m. ~ BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl Shul£"r, pastor Worship service, 9:30 a m Sunday School 10:30 a.m. BiblE' Study and prayer servk'e ThursdBy, 7: CARLETON INTERDENOM NA· TIONALCHURCH, Klopbury Road. Rev. David Curfman, pastor. Sunday School Jltf.m. 9:3() a.m . Ralph Carl. Supt. EvrninP: \I.' Or· ..;hlp 7:30 p.m Praypr m€'('tlng, Wedn£'s· da\' i.:~l p.m. LONG BOTTOM CHHISTlAN. Jodv Holland . pa stot, Walla{'f:' Dam('wood. Su nda~ S( hoo1 Supl Worsh ip S('r' Ice-, 9 a . m, Blhlt• S~:hno11tl a.m . HYSELL RUN HOLINESS <;HU RCH . Rt>V Therron Durham. pastor Sunday School at 9. :ll a m . Mornlna: worship at 10· :ll a.m.: Sunda:.' C'vrnlng srrvlc£> at 7: 3CJ p.m. Thursday SPrvlces at 7· 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob. locatC'd ou County Road 31. Rev . Lawl't'nC'<' Glul'St>ocamp, pastor. Rt>v . Rogf'r Wllllord, ass!. pastor. PrNjchlng services Sunday 7:30p.m. Prayer m('('ting Wf"dnf'Sday. 7.30 p.m ., Gary Griffith. leadE'r. Youth groups Sundav C'vt-nlng aL 6:.ll p.m . with Roger and Vloll'l WIUford. IE'adf'rs. Communion se-rvic'e first SUnday t'ach monlh WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH - Coolv\IIP RD. Rrv Phi lllp Rl· dt-nour, paslor. Sunday School 9..10 a.m., worship Sf>TViCf' 111:30 a.m.: Bibft\ stud~' and worship s<'rvlcf:', W('dnE'!jday, 7 p m RUTLAND <HURCH OF CHRIST. Mark Joni.'S, pastor Bill Nicholson, Sun· day Srhool Supt. Sunday School 9 : :wa.m.; Morning Worship and Communion 10:30 a m. RUTLAND BfBI.E METHODIST. Amos Tillls, pa.;;tor Sonny Hudson. sup! Sundav School 9:30a.m.: Motnln~ Y.•orshlp. 10::t0 a.m. Sund,1y ('vrnlng Sl'n IcC' ?·On p m WcdnC'sd~v sNvil'E' 7 p.m. WMPO pro· ,gram 9 ,J m Pach Sunda .v RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE Rf'\' Llo.v d D. Grimm Jr., paslor. Sundav &hooiiJ (Ill;.~ m., Wor,.hlp SE'I'\'IC{' 10: .10 a.m.: Young proplt>'~ S('r\'h'(' 6 p.m . E\' a ngC'II.;;!Ic sPrVIC'f' n· Kl p m W£1dnt'Sdt~ v Sl'l' i('(l 7 p.m. · M,.'\SON CHURCH OF' CHRIST, Mill('!' St., M,l!i;On, w v;j F.ugt'nr L C'on21"1\ ml· ni~H'r. Sunday Blblf' ~tudy 10 u.m.: Wot · ship ll .1 m and 7 p m. WC'dn£'sda~ BlblC' Stud\. \'OCal musk, 7 p.m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dud· dlnR l.an£', Mason, W V3 , J N. Th<eckl•!', pastor E\('nln,g Sf'l vtcc• 7:.10 p.m.: Wo· m('n' s Mlnlo;lrv, Thursday, 9 ..10 a.m,, Wf'dnf'sday Pra~·£'1' and Blblr Stud,v. 7· Hi p.m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST lN CHRISTIAN UNION The RPV WilHam Ca mpbell , pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a . m., James Hughes, supl. Evenin~ service 7: ,)'!p.m. Wednsday l'VE'nlng prayl:'r meet· lng 7:30p. m Youlh prayer se-rvic~ each Tuesday. FAIRV1EW BIBLE CHURCH. Letart, W Va . , Rt. I , Jaml>S Lewis, pastor. Wor· ship services 9· 30 a.m : Sunday Schoolll a .m, EvPnlngworshlp7.30p.m Tuesday rolla~e prayt'r m('Ct\ng and Bible Study 9·30 am; Worship sE"rvlce, Wednesday i:30 p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, · Walnut and Henry Sts,, Ra venswood, W. Va. The Rf'v. GE'Orge C. Weirick , pas!or. Sunday SChool 9:30a.m.; Sunday worship 11 a.m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, Joca!Pdon Pomt'roy Pike, County Road 25 near Flat· woods. Rev Blackwood, pastor ServicE's on Sunday atlO· 30 a.m. and 7:30p.m. wllh Sunday &hool9· :10 am. Blblt'Study, Wed· nE>Sday, 7, 30 p.m . FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antiquity. Rev . Franklin Dickens, past or. Sunday morn· lng 10 a m : Sunday E'venlng 7' 30 p.m. Thursday f.'venlng 7.30 p.m. STJVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· TJST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. Sunday Schoo110 a m ; Worship sf'rvlct" 11 a.m.; Sunday evening service,7: 30 p.m, W£'dnesday evt"nlng service 7:30p.m. INDEPENDENT HOUNESS ' a!URCH .Jnc .. Pearl St., Middleport . Rev. O'Dell Manley, pastor. Sunday School 9:30a .m ; Morning worship 10:30 a.m.: Evening worshlp7·.:tl p .m . Tuesday,12:XIp.m. Women's Prayer meelln~. Wednesday, 7,30 p.m. Prayer and Praise servlc£'. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST AP()S. TOLIC - VanZandl and Ward Rd. Elder James Miller, pastor. Sunday School, 10:30 a.m.: Worship Service, Sunday, 7: 30 p.m.; Bible Study, WE"dnesday, 7:~ p.m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, Harrtsonv\lle Road David F~rrell. pu- tor; Clinton Faulk, Sunday School Supt.; Sunday School 9 :~ a.m.: mornina wor· ship, lJ a.m., Sunday evening service 7: :It p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7. 30 p. Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0. 804 w. Ma jn • 991·:1311 Pomeroy ·'' Sales and serv•ce Rutland, OhiO 4S77S J, Wm. "8•11" Brown, Owner PhOne (614) 742 1777 ..._. ~'i!-.:~ Attend Church this Sunday tft CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . LOaned on 0 . J Whit<" Road of Htgh~·ay ltiO. Pal Hensoo. pastor. Sunda\ Srhool10 a.m Classes for all agt>s Junior Church 11 a.m.; Mornlng worship 11 a.m. Adult Choli practiCE' 6 p.m. Sunda:.' Young Peopte•s. Children's Church and Adult Bib!(' Study, Wt'dnesday at 7:30p.m . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. ~70 Gran! St., Middleport. Afflllatt'd with SouthPrn Baptist Convention. David Bryan. Sr , Ml · nlstf'r. Sundav School 10 a.m., Mornin~ wocshJp U a.m.; Evl'nln~ worship 7 p.m.; Wfldnt"Sday ('\'C'ntng Bible study and prayt>r meet inK 7 p.m. BRADFORDC'HURCH OF CHRIST. Sl Rt. 124 and Co. Rd. !l Mark St•rvers, mini~ · t{'r. Sunday School Supt. Harry Hrn SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B. Hoskins. evan~ellst Sunday BibleStudy9a.m .: Worship.10a .m: Sun· d~y rvt' nin~ $E'l'vice 6 p m . Wednesday cvenlng SC'I'VlCf'. 7 p m. PENTECOSTAL AS.'3.EMBLY. Rarlnf'. Rt 124 William Hoback, pastor Sunday Sl.hool lOam ; Sunday PVen!n~ SPrvice 7 p m. WC'dnesdav evt>nlng sprvlcP 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don C hra~l e. Sup! Sunday SchOol 9: 30 a .m Morn!nf!: Worship 10 :Kia.m. Prayersl'rvke, altl'rn · ate Sundays. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTA L, Third drlcks; SundaySchooi9<10a.m Morning __ Aw~ R£'\ Clark BakN. pa!itor Carl No! · worshi p 10:30 a .m. ; Evf'nlllJ.! worship 7 p . Tln~hum, Su nda v School Supt. Sundny m Wednt'Sdav worship 7 p.m . School 10 am wllh classes for all agC'!> ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHL'Rnf. Evt:'nlng sprvkt's at 6 p.m Wt'dnPsday Bl CornC'r swamore- and &>cond St~ .• Pobl£' stud\' at. 7: lOp m Youth Sl't'vlcf's Frl· mrroy Th" Rf'\•, William Mlddles\l.arth, d<tv a~ 7 'lfl P·~·. ps tor. Sundav ~Chool !i'45 a. m .: Chul'<'h ECCLF.SIA F F~ LLOWSHIP, 12fl Mill St . S('I'ViC"f:' 11 a in Mlddl('pnrt OrothPI Chuck McPh,•rson , SACRED HEART CHURCH. Ms~r. pastor. Sunda Y St·hool 10 a.m , Sunduv Anthony Glannamorr Ph 99'l·S898. Sa lu ,.. rwntn~ ~I'!'Vi('('s a t 7 p.m and W~'Cfn!'sdav day EVenlna Mass 7 :30 p.m., Sundao,; "('r virl'" at? p.m .MB$S. Ra.m. and 10 a.m. Conf~slons on'f' ANTIQUITY RAPTIST Farl Shllll'r. half hour b<>forf' f'ach Ma!iiS, CCD rlasSC's, p:oilor Sunda\• Schoo! 9. 30 a m ., Chur('h 11 a.m. Sundar VICTORY BAPTIST. ~25 N 2nd St . Mlddleporl. Jamf'S E KI'I'S£'£', pastm Sunday morning worship 10 a.m ; Ev('n· lng se-rvlct> 7 p.m., Wednesda\' e\·£'nln~ worship 7 p.m. Vlsllatlon. Thursda:v t): JO p.m . ('hutrh Sc-hool.~ . 15 am: Wor..;h lp 10.1 m : Rlblf' Stud \', Wtod · mosd.n, 7: '10 p.m.: UMYF !Sl•nwrst, Sun !Ia \ ' . 5 p.m. : [ .Juniors) t'\'f't'\' ulhf'r Sun· d.l\, ti p,m. (Frankllnt . · RUTLAND- Church ~hool. 9:45a .m .: W01 "hlp 10· J(l u m : UMW ( En•nln~ C ir· d<'l SI'{'Ond WPdnPsdu\', 7.:\flp.m .: UMW li\fl<'rnoon Circ)C') Sf'cond Thunday. 1 p m . !Rubt•nktnJ!t. SAI.EM CENTER- Churt"h Sc hool lOa m .• Worship 9:45am. (Rul)('nkln~n . SNOWVILLE - Woi'Shlp, H:.10 am; Chu rc h SthoollO a.m. (RubPnklng) . APPLE GROVE- Church Schoo19 a.m. : Worship, 10 a.m. (First and thli"d. sun. days); UMW, Second Tuesday, 7 30 p.m.; Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p.m, o Pnmerov. s there something you have always wanted to do, but were afraid to try it for fear you would not .sue· ceed? You must remember that the world's most gift· ed artists seldom turned out any masterpieces the first time they tried to paint, and that our greatest inven· lions were perfected only after many mistakes were made in the process. Everything we do is a learning , experience, and if we are to enrich our lives with any accomplishments beyond the routine ol everyday liv· ing, we must not be afraid to branch out in a different direction. Go to your House of Worship and pray for the courage to·attempt something new; and remem· 'ber that if you will only stay with it long enough you will be blessed with at least an absorbing hobby if not a whole new career. In any case, with the help of God you will have nothing to lose but your fear, and every· thing to gain; starting with a rewarding new outlook on life. WAID CROSS SONS SlORE Church school 10· 15 a.m. Morntne Wor· ship 11: 15 a .m. Tuesday, 10:00 a m, Bible HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Lon11Bot1om Edsel Hart.r.stor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Wonh p 10: 30 a.m.: Prayer mee-tlnr Thursday, 7:30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. Comer Ash aDd Plum. Ralph Cundtu, pastor. Sunday SchoollO:OOa,m,; Morning Worship, 11:00 am: Wednesday TliE DAILY SENTINEL I P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Equipment r ·!Oil ;r \. Complete J .JOPPA- \\1orshlp 9: :W am, C hu1 ch St: hnullO ·JI I .1m BiblrSludyW('dn('sdav. 7. 'JO p m. (,Johmmn't. · LONG BOTTOM - Church SchOol 9· '10 a.Jll , Wor~hlp 7 p.m .; Rlblt• S!ud~ Wt>d · nc>"dav. 7,,{{1 p.m.i UMYF. WC'dnrsday, tdXl p m.: Communi()n First SundaY. / t/\r('h('rl. REEIJSVJ l.LE - ChUJ c h School 9::10 u rn., Wmshlp S<•tvkl:' ll:OOa.m ((){>('t('l'\ , TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL Chut<'h School 9 am, Wozshlp W a.m, m Automotive · ·Service &. . - , Locu51 & Beecn Stree........t92· 9921 Middleport 214 E. Main 992 ·5130 Pomerov Tu~day. 99'1-3!25 1 Rev. Keith Rader 2 Dr.. 4 sp., hatchback. •as-• too in~-: ~·n<lt'\'S. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST fN CHRISTIAN UNION, Rf'v . Kf'lth Eblin. pu!o:tOr Su nday School 9::10 a m . Wadf' Ha yma n. sup! ., Morning Worship, 10: 31la . 1981 Plymouth Horizon TC-3 ...... 52495 ST. IT. 7 OW DEXTER BIBLE CIIRL'TIAN CHURCH. Char\('!; Hatfield. pa..;tor: Llnd11 Swan Supi SuOO.I\ Srhool !!: :1) a.m .; pt rud1 m. 4 Dr.• looks and runs good. Auto., PB. PS, air. . OFFICE HOURS 1, 7: ,'J) p m. Blhlr lOam, Sunda~ eV"('nln~~N\'Icr, 7::\0p m . : Blblr l£"achlnJ::. 7:30p.m, Thursday . SYRACUSE MISSION, C'Her1;• Sl , Sy rarusf'. S(>rvi('{"!'i. 10 a.m Sundav. Evening SC' rviCffl Sunday and Wt'dnPsday at 7:00p. 1979 Ford LTD 11 ....................... 51495 1976 Mercury ( '1,1!>.\)o 1 Vuun~-: Jl<l~Jplt'-Bibli• Stud\ <~nd Pl.t\f'!' mN•ting, 1-fli'Tll() thL• publlt POMEROY WE!oti'SJOJo; t 'HURC"H OF CI IIUST. :tt!:JhChl!drrn's HOm£' Homl ({ 11unlv Hoad 1fi1 tffJ V(J( .11 mu .. Jc. SurKI.a\' Wnr !-olhp ll,a.m.; BlhlrStudy 11 U.ITI. WOt'!.hip l:ip m Wrddt'Sday. lllhk> Study, 7 p m tor. HandiC'y Dunn. supt. Sundm DEPENDABLE USED CARS AT LOW PRICES 1979 Mercury XR-7 .......~.......... 52295 • Epidural Deliveries • Tubal ·Repairs so j-...:!.------------.l..------------- 2 Dr. H.T. OBSTETRICS I CYNECOLOCY AND INFERTILITY fiH.ACF. I 'PIS('OPAJ. CHURtll. :t~ E. M.1 in Sl : Pomml\'. Sunda~ s.:•tYIN>S' Holy !1Jnlmuntlm 1111 thP ftrst ~unda\ of£'aC'h month, .md (tJ!"flblmd wiTh morning pta~·rr on 1tx• thll'dd Sund.1y . Momlng pra,\('r .mdS(•t mm on LJI111hf•t SundaVS nf I hi• month, OlUI'( h School .1nd Sursf't~ <'ill'£' prm·idl'd Cof1N- hour m th£' P.Lt1 "h JtalllmmcdiJ!(•I\ fo llnwi n~ !h< '~tn' l tl' Pt:IMJ-:Hf)Y ('HURCH OF CHHJ!-.·r, :.!11 W. :\1,Jln St :"I'll Proudloot. JXjstw Rlh](• S('hr"OI !l.l"l ~ ~ m . :'\1101 run.l! 11 orship. 111· .11 am: Voulh !lll1•tlng-.. ti· tlt p m Ewnin~ IWtship. i.lll p. m Wt,lm':'>41.t' nigh! pr.t\<'r mt'l:'tl ng a nc.J lllhk> smdv. i:OO p.m THE SAl VA TION i\ IU\'fY !lr) BU11C'I'DUI '\H• .. Pctmf'l'n\' Mrs Dur.:J \\ lnlng In< h,trgf' Stmd.1\ h"!int'S.' mn'ling, 10 a .m .: SUnd:J\ ~:houl. tu :11 ,1m Sundm SehtJoi, YI~M I :In!....-• .\d;.~ms Jr.tdf'!. 7. :til p.m S;Jh•t~tlon !lll, •l mg \ .1 ti!li.L' 1->Pl'<tk('t s anr.l m usl(• ~PI' Jals Ilmt's day, 11· .11 a rh to'! p m l.adiC'S Honlf' Lo~ ··•.l.'U(', nwmlx•I'S m c·h,lrl-(1' all "'um•n lnvltf't:l ' h·.t~ p,m 'hmrsd,t\ , ('orp... C'll dl't szr, POSTMASTER ' Sl>nd addrPSS changes 1977 Lin. Continental Mark V..... 52195 JOHN CREDICO, M.D. son. S l"i Sup1 .. Sundew &hoot. !t.ll a tn: morning '' orshlp 10 31! •• m.; ('l.'<'lllnJZ Sl't,1cr 6 p m.. mid·\\ wk <;CI'\1('(' \\'1'dnOOa\, 7 p m und Scllmldt, Phil 2'i. ArTI{'rlrMI.I'aRUe- F'1~k Chill Evan~, l"'t>t l'l: Balboni. KCW1d(i Thomas,Sfoa 211 in Pomeroy EU.IS & SONS SOHIO not." E. Mcun l RENE. lornf'l Umon and Mullx'ln, R.C'V J'tu•mtts Gl('n MC't1unM, r,ustvr . a\df' Hl'ndC't'· Murphy . All :W, LA :t!, Car(t•r, NY. Plulu>r Cl n ! rapt~(' Ftne-st I'HINfi'Y CHL'Rlli, •RN. W. H. Pt:>nin. P<IStOJ, Dt-bbir Buck. Sunday School Supt. ('hurf·h SchOol 9:15a.m . Worship SC'rvi(' 10::l) <~ m. Choi1 rehrarsul, Thrsda\', 7·l'l p m. undf'l' dh'N:tlOn of l..ots Bun ['(JMF:R<JY CHURCH OF THE NAZA.· :m r.ro mL'i9 :u reap, Pomero~ Moctul~r Hom elite Saws 97 411 62l:l6 in well doing: for in due we shall Prescript tons The 11• s. second "t-el us not be weal')' ~~~~! ~ "2·29SS TEAFORD REALTY YOUR FAITH CAN HELP YOU CONQUER THE FEAR OF FAILURE' SWISHER & LOHSE :m 130 529 85 l7I 323 126 4~ 87 1!)4 311 Lacy. lllt Bans Ch ·" . MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENTER, INC. "'~~ \ J F. Fultz . ~1 J. Fultz FURNITURE & HARDWARE &•brhpct l.'J2 533 !li 19-4 .164 N11tlonill RIDENOUR SUPPLY'" 119 -164 M 141 ,»f 121 41!1 47 127 ..113 130 512 66 153 299 JJl 482 ~7 144 .299 Amf'l'~~~o~~l...r,acvf! f9 a.1 ..m 2i'·l Phone 96151 .an m SndbtJI;, Crw:, Ho OMtr. 01 Prkr, C'n Mrlnd. ·l'J J/ ICERMIT'SKO'R NER Pomeroy, Oh1o 13i 516 7{11~ ·~ 12.1 oo153 .n Gwynn The Interested BWJineues Li8ted On ,Thhl Page. NEW YORK .,,; -~ Kinpbury Home Sales Cl.OlHING HOUSE :· '. & Seniait::-~ 9J 178 .J68 92138 J'll 11154 .J18 122 tiH 122 4ll t29 e 1.25 186 '7.i !>!! ""Jfi4 7:1 ~ ;D7 1 1'l x II;) rJ. r.'.ach tt'am has played! . Nlltlonal U.pe Hrr, S.tL W Pt.t GB &l 50 621 8J ~ .tiiJii 21J 71 61 ~~1! lll,7 Q) 61 .~J 12~ 64 1!1 ~81 19 00 7l 4~ Zl 49 lfi .166 34 1.S oo n Tt"xas appl'arallce~ McG .ST Crrr. LA Cincinnati ar Cllk'a,~~:o Phlladl>lphla a! San Dlt>gO New York at LD5 An~le; Monrr-ral at San franciSco Atlanta at St Louiol. night PlrrsW~h at Houston, nlihl Amerkan lca&Uf' NY Church & Office Supplies • GIFTS "Mill St. Middleport Kltbrhpcl. G~t!ll Toronto BOOK SlORE . ....... (Based on .1.1 plate C:hesto~ MnD.EPORT Sf!at11fo at DPtroll rll_ghl Nev.' York (Grloclm 204) at Los An~rs ..... ' RayRitts Ph. 915-4100 St. Rt: california at Batrl~. night MI)WaukH at Kum:.as Oty, nQcht (\fak>ruta>la 16-9), 10 .')5 p.m Slllvnhy'11 flallltMm C~Claad at Breton Mll\llf'90ta at Toronto Oa~land at N~ York. n l~l Chlel¥:0 at Texato, night 1·21. 2. 'IJ p m Atlantlll tMahk>rl'l' 131 at St Loulli (Thdo• 1&81. 8: ,l j p m. Ptllsburgh !RhOden 8-1.11 at HOUSlon · IWII! .cttlcago tBurns JUt ar · Tecas !Mason &t:H. 8 l\ p m. S.urd.,'s Game. • Eagletttes triumph; Tornadoettes lose EAST MEIGS - The Eastern . Eaglettes of Coach Pam Douthitt evened their record at 3-3 as they defeated the stubborn Hannan Trace Wildcats 15--13 and 15·12 In two sets here Thursday evening In the SVAC volleyball contest. East ern Is 2·1 in the SV AC. Eastern look an early 3-0 lead on consecutive Tonya Savoy serves~ but Hannan Trace pulled within one on Holley \Yhllley's score. On several occasions Eastern looked like 11 would blow the game open, however, the Ga!Uans kept storm· lng back. Beverly Wigal put Eastern on top 4-0 before Lockhart and Thomas pulled tbe visitors close at 4-3. EHS went ahead J.3.6, but HT patiently pulled closer at 13·12. Bev Wigal and Arlene Ritchie added the final touches In a 15·13 victory. Bev Wigal led Eastern with nine, and Tanya Savoy added six. Julie Dillion, Holley Whitley, Terena Thomas and Jodie lockhart each · had Hve for HT. Eastern won the reserve contest in two sets 15·13 and 15-11. Melanie Mankin and Kin Dent had eight each. Terri Queen led HT with 11 and Cindy Dickerson had seven. The EHS reserves are now 1-3 overaU. TomadoeUes Beaten RACINE - The Southern Torn a· doeltes dropped to 2-4 overall Thursday night after consecutive 15-4, 15· 7 losses to a tough Oak Htll Club. Southern ts 1·2 in the SVAC. Galllamore and Caldwell led Oak Hill's scaling while Rachel Reiber netted five for Southern. Tracie Hubbard and Becky Adkins added two each, while Jill Nease and Tammy Theiss had one each. I~ the reseJVe contest Southern recorded Its first loss to drop Its record to a fine 5-1 overall and 2·11n Callforn1a --'· ~-- tCOWIPy ]().!'i) , 8 p.m. RM ClnclnnatltSOio 11-1~ 1 ar Chlf'<Uro tBof<'l til Philadelphia tRawk"v U tShoW 9-91 . IO:(fj p.m. __r oatland tCodlroU 10.111 at NPW York St. Louis 6. Oak-ago 1 !Nieltro 9-Ul , 8·.15 pm Federal Ha<king at Alexander Meigs at Belpre Vinton County at Miller Nelsonville York at Warren Trimble at Wellston Coal Gron at Gallipolis Parkersburg Catholic ot Eastern Fort Frye at Southern Kyger Creek at Wahama Ross Southeastern at Southwestern Hannon Trace at Hannan North Gallia at Grten Seattle at Cincinnati St. louis at Cleveland louisville at W.V.U. !'i27 I.ISfD CARS, INC. 4-3t,1.~Pm. aJ 63 523 9 64 68 ,4&'i 14 5& 7!) 427 21 ~~ 1\2: 'i'9 .397 25'h 'l'h.lnd-.v'aa.ub HoostM t , PIUsburgh 3 LAST WEEK 0·0 SEASON 0-0 PCT. OOfo ~~ ~J T153 :.62- Clocl !ian D~ LAST WEEI 0-0 SEA,SON 0·0 PCT. OOfo (Moore 1281 II Detroll !Temll 13-7), T .!!lpm M!IIIROta {VIola 13-12) at Toronro CO.vll I·H. 1.:t5 pm. ("koveland (Srn.lth I 21 a! Boston lTru)llJo Sef,ttle m :~~ Lori Ang LAST WUK 0-0 SEASON 0-0 PCT. OOfo z. 6:Ill p.m. .61H 8052 006 l~ 7161 .5381lii,S 64 61 .48917 Mtl P!tUa 0.1 and CJuuch at KaiVIIIIsCity (Jar-Uon 12-9 and Fan-l}4)j, c;a HI~ NY 2 I L Pd. Sl i.h.lil. . ' LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO- GJlberr SpC'ncl'r. pastor·. Sun· day ScbooJ 9<JO a m , Mornln~ servicE' 10:00 a m. : Sunday Pvt>nlng SE'rvlr£' 7· 00 p m .; Mid·wt't'k prayf'r serviet" Wf'dnesday 7p.m. MT. OLIVE COMMUNtTY CHURCH, Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max Folmer, Sr. Supt Sundav School and Morning Worship 9:30a .m.: Sunday f've-ning servke, 7 p.m., Youth mt"etln!it and Bible Stud:v. WC'dn £>S day, 7 p.m . ·, UNITF.D FAITH CHURCH. Rt . 7 on Po meroy By·Pass. Rev. Robf'rt E Smith, Sr , pastor. Mel vin Drakt•, S. S. Sup! ~undav Sc hool9: 30 am.: Morning Worship 10-:'lO; Evl'n1ng Worship 7 30 p.m .. Wl'dnf'!id<~V Pra yt'r Sc.>rvlc(', 7: 30p.m. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, R<~ll!oad S! , Mason Sundav S('hool 10 a .m .: Morn· In~ worsh!p 11 a m : E\'f'nln~ SC't vlcf' 6 p. m. PravE"I' mt'C'tlng and Blblt' Studv wro nf.'Bda}', 'T p.m FORF:ST RUN RAPT1ST Rr\'. Nvl<' Bord<£'n, pastor. Cnrn(IJius Rum·h. ,~; upt , Sundav School 9:30 a.m.: ~ond und fourt h Sundav~ wor~hlp s1•rvlc•r at 2· :i0 p. m MT . MORIAH BAPTIST, f·out •th and Main St., Mlddl(•port RPv . Calvin Minnis . pa~tor. Mrs. Elvin Bum2ardnr•, supl. Sundav School !l :10 am: Worship !Wrvlf'f' 10 4!'1 a.m. 1'1 Jit·C', 7 p m , Youlh mr£"nn~ li p m . 1 uf'Sda~· Rtblf' STud\ al i p.m FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSF: . :t\0<15 Hiland Road Pomrrm !'om Kf'll :V. pas· lor J?ann' Lambert, S. S Supt Su ndav mornmg srorv l('(' :.1110 a.m Sund.l\' l't'('n · In~ Sl't'Vi<'t' 7·'\n p m Tuf'!'day and Thut s · d.t~ SPrv1c~ a1 7::11:) p.m WORD OF FAITH . ~n Mil! St. Mlddl£' · port . Sund,lv morning "('I \' lCf' JO · lf1 a m . Sundav C'VI'ning 7 :II) T hut sd<.~\ mornin,:! Bibl<' ~ludv 10 a m . W«:Jnpsda" f'Vt' mnf'l 7.:t0 pm • NEW HAVF.N CHURCH OF THE NA · ZARE:NF.. R('\' GIPnclon StrOud. paslm Sundav&hrlnl9 : 10a m ; Worshlp..;(ln• i('f", tO · '10 a .m .. Youth SPrvicl' Sunda\' 6:15 p. m Sunda\ I'VC'nlngsNvlrr7· 00pm WC'd · nf'~day Pt llVff M('('ling .md AlbiC' Studv 7:1l0p.m. NEASE SET'ri .E MENTC'H UHCH. Sundav aff{'rnoon M'I'Vil'('S ~:~t 2: 3fl . Thur ~da v P\'(•n!ng sc-1 vif'P" at 7· .10 · ~'IRST RAPTIST CHU RC'H . M.1~on. W . Vu . Pas tor. Rill Murphv Sunda\' SchoollO a m . Sunda\ rvening 7: JO p rn P1 avl'l' m('C'IinJ: and Rlbl£' sludv Wt:'dn('SIIa\'. 7· :Ul p m i- :vt'I'VOn<' Wf'l('omC' . R\JTI.ANO FRF.E WILL BAPT IST. Sa lrm S! Rf'v Paul Tavlor. pastor Sunday ~hool10 am. Sundavt•v('n\n~ 7. lflp.m :: Wt'dnPsd~\· f'Vt'nlng pr!lV('l mt'<'1lng 7· :\0 • pm . SOlYrH fiFTH r:L NEW TF.STAM F. NT CHURC'H . Sih•£'r Rldgr . Oua nr Syd1• n. st 1kkl"t , pa ~ tm · Sund.J V SchnaJ !l am, Church ~Nvkr 10 a.m Biblt• Studv W<'d · nf'Sdu v aT 7 .'~) p m .J unro lh!'U S£'pt tom i:K>r, 7 p.m Octobf't thru Mu y Sundav f'Wni ng F('llowshrp 7 p.m .•Jun£' thru Sl'p!Pmtw-r. li p rn Q{·lnhf'l' thru Ma:v Daily Devotions Monday Jesus said to them, "Why are you afraid? Have you no faith?" The Prayer for the Day: Thank You, Lord, for living witnesses. Somehow we can face our trials better because olthese examples of faith. Amen. The Thought lor the Day: Faith In God helps us ride out any storm. Tuesday The disciples replied, "All we have bereare five loaves and two fish." (Matthew 14:17, TEV). The Prayer for the Day: 0 God, help us to be more generous so that others may also know Thy klve. Amen. The Thought for the Day: The Lord blesses the gift and the giver, Weclaesda.v "Every good endowment and evey perfect gift is from above.'' (James 1:17, RSV) . · The Prayer for the Day: Lord, allow me to go on being a witness to Your power, lor your bonor and glory. Amen. The 'Thought lor the Day: Our petitions wUI be answered In God's own time. Thursday "We never become discouraged. Even though OW' physical being ts gradually decaying, yet OW' spiritual being ts renewed day afte~ day." (II Colinthians 4:16, TEV). The Prayer for the Day: Dear Lord, thank You for renewing us. Help us to use all our faculties to brtng You glocy. Amen. The Thought for the Day: We need not despair because of physical ailments, for we know that God renews us daily . Frlda.v "Believe in the Lord Jesus, and Y<JU will be saved." (Acts 16:31 RSV) . ' The Prayer for the Day: 0 God, give me the strength to take one step and make a wltnets of my faith In someone In prison. Amen. The Thought for the Day: Trust In another breeds trust In many. m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non ·Pente(Ostal. JQY Clark, pa.ator. Wor· ihlp service Sunday 10 a.m.: Sunday School 11 a m . Evening worship service 7. 00 p.m . Wednesday prayer meeung 7:00 p.m. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH. Located In Texas Community ott Ct. Rt. 82. Rn. Robert Sand(lf"S, pastor. Don Will, layleader. Sun· day School 9: JJ a.m.; Morning Wonhip 10:45a.m .; Evening preachlneservlceaecond and fourth Sunday at 7::1) p m .; Chrl.!tlan Endesvor, first and third Sun· day, 7:30p.m. Wednesday prayer meretlnl and Bible Study, 7:30p.m . Sa&urday Jacob said, "Surely the Lord is In this place; and I did not know lt.'' (Genesis 28:16, RSV). '!be Prayer for the Day: Loving God, I am reaching out to You. Thank You for always being within reach. In Jesus' name. Amen. The ~~ for the Day: Even the darkest days brlng ~ reminders ol God'a presence. �Page-6-The ·Daily Sentinel Friday, September 6, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO The Daily Sentinel Ex-Rhodes alley backs· Gillmor for governor ' - One of a>LUMBUS (UPl) formerGov. JamesA.Rhodes'most trusted allies- Howard L. Collleris sldesiegplng Rhodes' comeback attempt to support Ohio Senate President Paul E. Gillmor, R-Port Cllnton, for governor In 19116. "H he (Gillmor) Is lnterestl!d In running, I 11 do whatever I can to be helptu~" said Collier, who was asked to serve on a committee to plan Gllbnor's bid for the Republl· can.gui:Jemlltortal nomlrultlon. . · · Gillmor, a 46-year old veteran f1 18 years In the Senate, has said he will seek the nomination whether or not RhOdes runs. The 75-year old Rhodes, who already has served four tenns, is behaving !Ike a candidate again. ' Collier, contactl!d by telephone In Toledo, whel'l' he wlll soon be leaving as a vice president of Medical College of Ohio, said he has "absolutely not" had a fallout with Rhodes, for whom he served thl'l'e times as state finance director. "It's nothing against Rhodes," · said Collier. "He's got a right to run.•• A spokesman for Rhodes said "no comment" when asked about Co!U· er's apparent defection !rom the HeworkedfortheotftceoiBudget dislike Celeste." Colller said he does not knOW If and Management In a consulting Gillmor can win the election, but he trying to deroonstrate widespread capacity when It was controlled by cautions not to ruleoutGUimor"just support for a comeback aroong former Democratic Gov. John J. because he Is quiet, succinct and not Republicans. Glll!gan. dramatic.'' Collier said he and Glllmor both And Collier currently Is employed Collier said he feels thatGlllmoris grew up in the Tiffin area, are In a oonsultlng capacity by both the "on the light schedule" in not dlslantly l'l'lated by marriage and OBM under Celeste and Success linked up at the Statehouse when Marketing Inc., operated by former starting a high-level campaign yet. · But he said he would not bet Gillrnorwaselected to the Senate in Democratic state Rep. Dennis L. against Rhodes. ','Anybody who bels 1966. . Wojtanowskl. against Rhodes is a fool," said • "I just think he's a hell d a good "I don't want any job or , Collier. ·~And I'm no fool. I'm not ' guy.'~ said Collier. · anything," said Collier In explaining to bet any money." going . RhodeS, who leaned heavUy on ·hlssupportdGIIImor. "Andidon't Collier's !lnanclal advice in the 1900s, summoned him back as budget director In late 1981 when the state laced a $1 billion deficit In tbe midst f1 a deep recession. Rhodes haa not GftlclaiJy aDnounced his candidacy lor pvemor qaln, II appears the 7&-year old four lenn pvemor Is 101111 Ill nm qalll. Thursday, one of Rhodes' fonner aides, Howard L CoBler said he wDl support Ohio Senate fresldent Paul E. Gllbnor. Chamber will meet Tuesday The Pomeroy Area Chamber ofCommerce will hold a regular monthly meeting at noon Tuesday at the office of Ron Ash in the Ohio Power Co. building. Members will be contacted In advance so they will be able to place lunch orders. Those planning to attend who have not been reached are to contact the charnnber office before Tuesday to place lunch orders. Scheduled gu~t for the meeting wlll be Albert D. Ackerman of the Ackerman Brokerage Corporation who wtll discuss the possibility of locating a "Flickers Cinema Pub" In this area. A "Flickers Cinema Pub" Is the concept of combining a motion picture theatl'l' with a first class eating and drinking establishment. Patrons sit in comfortable seats with attached tables where they watch movies while be!ng served food and beverages. Emergency squad dnswers four calls Four calls were answered by units Wednesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 10: Z7 a.m .• Middleport went to the office of Dr. James Conde for Helen Reed, to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 10:41 a.m. to Route 33 to Elsie Stanley. to Holzer Medical Center; Racineat2:fep.m. · went to Bashan for Norman Hysell, to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 6:14 p.m., Llfefilght !rom Grant Hospital, Columbus, transported Frances Brewington of Middleport from Veterans Memorial Hospital to Grant Hospital. Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District will hold a public hearing to allow comment on Its two-year Area Plan for Programs on Aging. Buckeye Hills acts as the Area Agency on Aging for Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Noble, Morgan, Perry and Washington counties. The hearing will beheldattheC. WIWamO'Nelll center on Sept. 9 at 10 a.m. The function of the Area Agency on Aging is to plan and coor,etnate DDL BLOCK PA ,.y y ==ge~ni~::.fl~~;z:~~ SATURDAy SEPT. 7 10:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. I "temporary" 50 percent surcharge onthestatelnoometaxwhlchlater ~ [L~reJ~~~~~:~~~t( ] SPONSORED BY PIZZA HUT · .*Horse Shoe Pitching Tournament *Hamburger fating Contst services for the elderly and provide Information to the public on . available programs. This Is accomplished by providing approxl· mately one million dollars to semce providers iuld coordinating with other agencies 'that serve the district's elderly. · The Area Agency on Aging will present Its needs ·analysis, goais and funding plan. Anyone who would like a summary or more lnformaton should contact Cindy Farson, Director of the Area Agency on Aging, at 374·9436. Sunday homeooming The annual homecoming of the ChesterChurchoftheNazarenewUI be held Sunday. Following regular morning services, there will be an afternoon program starting at 2 p.m. with the Sisson FamUy of GaUipolls providing muSic. SPONSORED BY PLEASERS GRAND PRIZE-COLOR TV *Ohio Paper Airplane Contest · S100 TO THE LONGEST FLIGHT *Golf Tournament Thurs., Sept. 5 1:00 AT JAYMAI ' :------;~~;;~;~-;~~~;;;;;;------1 ::: E Contest Entering ,. Bill Blowe~ Box 206 Middleport, OH. . Horse Shoe Tourney-12:30-SS Entry Fee H~IJuer .Eating- I :00 ids Fun Dog Show-12:00 I~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;------------· , \ \ \ 20°/o DISCOUNT Plywood - Paint - Hardwre 1 0°/o DISCOUNT DELI~ER1 0' FIBER ' . EXTRA - GLASS DISH 6' SATELLITE DISH ----- . . - . - • · .(omplete System Includes ''Portabl.e" High strength, self-bonding cement mix. Has 8 to 10 times the bonding power of regular sand and cement mixes. can ' be brushed or !roweled on, even to a feather edge. ... ~ Complete System · With Senseni Receiver Drake 324 Receiver, 100' Cable & Pole ·S $ _ONLY Quick setting concrete patching mix. Can be walked on in just 30 minutes and driven on in ooly I hour. For fast Quick-setting concrete repairs. high strength repairs of concrete driveways and walks. 10% OfF at participating retailers. You aJ'I' Invited to Join the group. The oost? It's only 25 cents a session and that goes to pay the J'I'Dt on the center facility. People <t any age are welcome so If you'd IU<e to get into It just give Diane Hendl1cks, 992·6342, or June Forest Acres Park with a picnic ROCKSPRINGS-MelgsCrunty Keith Eblin welcomes everyone. to be served at12: 30p.m. Murl lunch ROCK SPRINGS Poroona Pomona Grange will meet lor andWeberWoodwlllcelebratetbelr Grange will meet at 8 p.m. Friday annuallnspectlo!!. 8 p.m. Friday, at SUNDAY evening at the Rock Springs Grange the Rock Springs Grange Hall. CHESTER - Homecoming will 70th wedding anniversary. Friends and relatives welcome. hall. Inspection wUI be held at the Hemlock Grange will host. AU · be held at the Chester Church of the .meetlrig. Women's Activities comIOI'imbers. iue .urged to attend and Nazarene.Sunday.Sundayschoolls · LANGSVILLE -The Langsvllle oHicers are to report early to at 9:30 a.m .. worship Service at . mltteesarer~totakeentrles Hawkins, ~277; a ring. for judging. Hemlock Grange will be pre(iare the inspection. ' · 10:45, basket dinner at noon and the Christian Church Annual Home. host for the meeting. afternoon service at 1: 30 p.m. with coming will be Sunday. with a Middleport's Myrtle Harrison basket dinner In the fellowship room SATURDAY Jim and Kathy Sls9:ln, Galllpolls, marked her 8lst birthday oo Sept. 2. POMEROY - Advisory board RUTLAND - Bow shoot for speclalslngers.Thepubliclslnvlted to be served at 12: 30 p.m. Afternoon Congratulations! members of the Famlly Support services will begin at 2 p.m . The youth, 5 to 17, Saturday at Rutland . to attend. Network will meet at noon Friday at public is welcome. Bowhunters Assn. club range off Frances Brewington ot Middlethe Senior Citizens Center .. New Lbna Road; registration REEDSVILLE -Buckley Reun- : port was taken to Grant Hospital in Members aJ'I' urged to attend the LETART, W.Va . - Alexander between 9 and 12 noon; members ion, Sunday, Belleville Dam Park In Columbus by Llfetllght Wednesday and lsabelk> (Boels) Winebrenner luncheon meeting as there are will be presdent to help with Reedsville. Potluck dinner •.1 p.m. night. Her sister, Esther Kissell, several Items of major Importance reunion Sunday , Letart (W.Va.) questions and problems. For Inforreports that Frances was found to be covered Including the resignamation contact R. T. Stewart, POMEROY Homecoming, Community Building. Potluck unconscious Tuesday morning and dinner noon. Bring item for white tion of Noreen Ondrusko as 742-:IXlli; Paul Searls, 742-2963; Freedom Gospel Mission, Sunday, that her condition Is critical. coordinator. Sandra Baer, 992-5138. 9:30a.m. to 3:30p.m. Dinner 12:30 elephant sale. p.m. Speaker will be Rev. Marvin A representative !rom the office LONG BO'ITOM Square Singers will be Mr. and Mrs. MONDAY Welch. POMEROY - There will be a of Congressman Clari.'nce Miller . dance. 8 toll: 30p.m.FridayatLong hymn sing Saturday, 7:30 p.m., at · Larry O'Neal. POMEROY- The Meigs County will be at the courthOuse In Garden Clubs Association fall Bottom Community Building spon· the Carleton Church oo Kingsbury Pomeroy from· 10 a.m. lo noon sored by Long Bottom Community Road, Pomeroy. The Gabriel ROCK SPRINGS- Rock Springs meeting wUI be h~ld Monday at Wednesday to conduct an open door Quartet of Middleport will be guest United Methodist Church HomeAssn. Trinity Church, 7:30 p.m. The session. It you have any questions . singers. Rev. David Curfman, coming and Rally Day will be held program will be presented by the concerning the federal governSunday with Sunday School at 9:15 · Shade Valley Council of Floral Arts POMEROY - Meigs County pastor. invites the public to attend. ment, you are Invited to stop by a.m. and church services at lOa.m.,.. and the Rutland Frk>ndly GardenFoxchasers meeting 7: 30 p.m. "' during the designated time slot. Friday at cabin on Eagle Ridge. MIDDLEPORT-TheChurcho! A potluck dinner wUI he served at · ers will serve refreshments. A new Christ In Christian Union, Pearl 12:30 p.m. and the Glory Land county contact chairman wUI be If you pave any books from the LAUREL CLIFF - Salisbury Street, Middleport, will have a Believers are scheduled for 1:30 elected, and Margaret Ella Lewis, Pomeroy and Middleport Llhrark>s chairman for the county Christmas Township Trustees will meet 7 p.m. Saturday evening bymn sing with p.m. The public Is welcome. lying- about the house and long flower show, will discuss the Friday at the home of Wanda Eblin, the Glory Land Believers. The sing overdue, now Is the tbne to get them will begin at 7: 30 p.m. and Pastor POMEROY -The 15th annual schedule and plans for the show. township clerk. Laurel Cliff Road. back. The libraries are observing Wood reunion will be heldSunday,at fine tree month during all of Septemher, so now is the time. Middleport's Ulird annual block party wUJ get underway at 10 a.m. Saturday. The Meigs High School Band wUI perform at the "T" at 11 and the kids fun dog show wUI begin at noon. On stage wUI be the Mud River Band at noon. A hOrseshoe pitching tournament also starts at noon. The Pleasers hamburger eating contest will be at 1 and Sweet Mountain Music will be the 2 p:m. stage entertainment. A paper airplane contest starts also at 2. At 3 p.m. Van Johnson and the Lone Wolf Band wUI be on stage and Denver Rice will entertain at 5 p.m. A pizza eating contest by Pizza Hut wUI be at 5: 30 p.m. and wrapping up the stage entertainment at 6 p.m. will be Sweet Mountain MuSic. ln spite of the "humUlty," I hope you keep smiling. Two Meigs Countlans were ribbon winners at the Ohio State Fair Senior Citizens Arts and Crafts ShOw. Helen Fisher took second place In quilts and Gladys Brothers, took third wllh a penquln In ceramics. To quality for displaying at the Ohio State Fair. both Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Brothers took blue ribbon awards at the regional arts and crafts show in Marietta. Other regional winners were Garnet Ervine, Racine, ceramics. second; Miller reunion held recently in Middleport The 45th · annual reunion of the descendants of Helen Miller of Middleport and the late Herbert Miller was held recently at the home of David and Shirley Bumgardner, Noble Road, Middleport. Attending ere 'Danny, Peggy. Paul and Pete Brlckles, Jim and Terrie Powell, Bridget and Jacob Davis, Jim and Jackie Reed, Ed, Ruth, Tim and Jim Durst, Bruce, Cindy, and Thaddeus Bumgardl)er. Steve and Chris Wheatley. Carroll Bowers, Tracie Leark. all of the Middleport area. Phyllis, David, Tad and Elizabeth Reed, Lancaster, Wilma Acord, Hebron; Mark Dutcher, Columbus, Coonie and Elizabeth Ohlinger, Pomeroy; Mike and Sandy Ohlin· ger, Albany; Jackie, Christine and Melissa Hannahan, Schaumburg, lll.; Jean and Laura Michaels, MI. Prospect, Ill.; Ronald and Charlotte Lancaster, Nick, Glaze, Rick Rose, Mickey and Tony Glaze, Helen and Hilleary Glaze, June Glaze, Brnda and Scott Glaze, Patty Glaze, all of Columbus. Craig and Brenda Veny, Kevin Fellowship announces retreat A women's retreat to be held on Sept. 20 and 21 at the Ohio Valley Christian Assembly was announced at the recent meeting of the Women's Fellowship of the Pomeroy Church <i Christ. Nell Proudioot gave a history of the stained glass windows in the church for the program, and Janet Erma Yoho, PomerOY. third in ceramics; Esther Bukey, Long · Botlpm, third In crochet apparel. In accordance with the unlforin Mrs. Fisher's quilt took "best of program of the Meigs Local lunch shOw'' at the regional contest. School District. the menu for Sept. Others exhibiting crafts at Maannounced. 9-13is rietta were Dorothy Downie, Grace Monday - hot dogs with sauce, Holter, Jackie Hildebrand, Philoand carrots, fruit and milk. peas mena Fllrod, Nora Jordan, Betty Weyersmlll!"r, and Elma Louks. Venoy was song leader for the meeting. Norma Russell presented devotions !rom Matt. 5, 28 to 43 and l'l'ad the parable of the nail. Ida Murphy presided at the meellng with Cbarldlne Alkire 11\vlna the closing prayer."Next meeting willbe held at the Zion Church Sept.15 with the program to featureastylerevue. Meigs school menu announced Venoy, Brenda Cunningham, Ed and Janet Venoy, Elwood and ~lleen Bower~. Pomeroy: Tina and Kay !a Casto, MlnersvUie. The 19116reunlon will be held on the folllth Saturday of August. ~HZO .. Block Party Specials SELECTED GROUPS ALFRED DUNNER ••••••••••••••••••••• $1 899 JANTZEN . PANTS ..............~~~.!M!!.!~?;!!••.••• :l 899 SKIRtS ••••••••••••••!~!'.LA!!!!!~!!...... 1699 TOPS ....~.~i:.~~~-~1:::: .... S1299 to S1 599 CHIC $ 799 SUNSET BLUES ••••••••!:.'}.~!!••••••••• . 1 REGUI.Ailf 132.99 Tuesday :.:. toasted cheese sandwich, corn, oatmeal cookie, milk. Wednesday - beefaronl, salad, applesauce, hot rolls and butter, OXFORDS ....................,.Now Only $999 milk. MIDDLEPORT STORE' ONLY In Miclclloport On Tho "T" Thursday - oven fried chicken, green beans, bread and !Jiltler, milk. Friday- cooks' choice. Wolfe Pen personal happenings SEPT. 6 THRU OCT. 6 - Gotta dance? A group meeting at the Rutland Civic Center three mornings a week hopes that you not only have to dance but that you want also to exercise. The women are meet lng from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., on Monday; Wednesday and Thursday every week amj they are doing aerobics plus exercises as recommended by some of the celebrities. HIIDAY Winners named from State Fair SALE ALL OTHER MERCHANDISE IN STOCK Cash·n-Carry - 30 Day Same ·As Cash II I I P111a :a~;=:-~:~----------'::~~~~C:..:O~_j POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY "Under New Management" Lumber - A free cancer clinic which was announced for Sept. 12 at the Meigs County Health Department has · been postponed due to several circumstances. I'll let you know when the rescheduling takes place so that you can take advantage of the services. We do get letters. Richard Grisham of 613 Sandy Springs Lane, Virginia Beach, Va., 23452 Is trying to located Betty and Qella Copas, daughte~s of Clement Copas who lived In Manchester, Ohio In 1939 and died on Sept. 7. 1974. Grisham writes that he believes Betty Uves In Pomeroy but he does not know her married name. If you can help please advise Grisham. *Kids Fun Dog Show *Drawing-Every Hour Send To: Dance, dance, dance for your goQd health By BOB HOEFLICH Sefttlnel staff Wrk Page-7 Community cdlendar I area happenings Beat of the bend The Meigs Band Boosters wanted . you to know that Evelyn Lucke of Syracuse was awarded the VCR which was given away as a part of a money-making projeet by the group. A repeat of the activity wUI be held before Christmas, the boosters J'l'pOrt. * Piua Eating Contest his governmental service. Ticket prices set Ticket prices for Eastern High School home football games will be $2.50 for students . and adults. Students, however, can purchase advance tickets on Friday at the high school and at the three elementary schools for $1. No student tickets will be soW at the gate on game nights. Ir;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;;;;;!~;.!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,; ; Collier worked closely with both RhodesandGUbnortodevelopatax package which passed In 1982 and Opinions sought NOT OFFICALLY RUI\INING - Allbough fonner Governor James BjrTheBend Rhodes camp, whlctl comes at a time when the former governor Is Friday, September 6, 1986 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 P.M. ONLY iott's SILVER BRIDGE PLAIA OPEN SUNDAY 1 P.M. TO 5 P.M. Barbara Stedman, Julie Stevens, Fairfax, Va.andivaJohnsonvtslted In Columbus over the Labor Day weekend with Mary Greenler. Robtlle Reeves of Chester spent the holiday weekend with Robert Reeves, Bryan and Dorothy Reeves. Mrs. Ethel Clark Is In Veterans Memorial Hospital. Her condition Is Improving, it is reported. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp of Langsville, Charles Knapp, Kevin Knapp, ,and Kall Knapp, and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith, Kanauga, II~-~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~~ Lead Hi PrO andMrs.HowardThoma.sr. UM~ holds meettng recently Members of the Racine United Methodist Women and their faml· lies met recenUy at the home of Gordon and Margie West. Martha Duddilng conducted the short bustness . meeting . durtng which time new officers were elected. A traveling basket was started as a church·wlde project. Plans were made for a chicken noodle dinner on Sept. 11 with serving to begin at 4 p.m. Proceeds wtll go for the new roof on the ' parsonage. The group also discussed plans for making applerutter In October. About 40 attended the DOG MEAL 10 LIS. f , EE IONUS PACI 60 LIS. FOI THE PIICE OF. 50 LIS• MODERN SUPPLY PH. • 399 W. Main WINTER IS DRAWING NE'AR. WHY NOT E'NJOY THIS ONE BY SAVING 35°/o TO 400fe ON YOUR HEATING BILLS. THIS PRODUCT IS GUARANTIED 20 YE'ARS. JOIN YOUR, MANY FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS WHO HAVE FINALLY ACHIE'VED PIE'CE OF MIND AND CAN NOW ENJOY THEIR MOBILE HOME'. W aY ••• Wl.th' Pur•·na wereLaborDayvlsltorsofMr.and Mrs. Charley Smith. Howard William Thoma of Ne- . wark ~Yas the recent visitor of Mr . P-roy, OIL 2164 'llle Ston Witt. "AU 1111 Of Stiff" for Peta, St.W.., ..-. & S.. lllntlls: 992 ' New Roof / The Ultimate Solution For A Problem Roof! •Insulated •Eliminates Condensation •No More Roof Construction •Quieti No Roof Rumble •Fits All Roof Designs •Baked on Enamel Finish •Water Tight ' . ' ' -. ,_- . INSULATED ROOF OVER ROOF CALL 992·5587 FOR INFORMAnON OR ESTIMATE MEIGS MOBILE HOME PARTS !Formerly Kingsbury Homo· Parts) 900 EAST IIAIII . POMEROY OLD BOOK MOBILE BUILDING IN THE UPPER END OF TOWN i*'JIIc. ,, ·' Attention Mobile Home Owners .. • ' J �Friday. September 6, 1985 Sentinel Friday, September 6, 1985 9 PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. NOllCE OF SAJ.i By-. of on Ordorofs.lo ioouood out of Ilia Commoo, Court of Moiga Count'f, Ohio, In 1M .... of Tho F...,.. and s....tngo ~y; · Plolntiff, va. An· thqny Ebln, Pllricia A. Eblin ond 0oorgo M. Collrw, T .,... of .Moiuo County. Ohio, ~. upon • Judg"'*" - n ••ldoood, bolng C..o No. ae.cv. 123tn Mid Court. I Will lvr - · .. 1M front of tho Courthauoo In · Po11Mroy, Melge County. Ohio. on 1M 4th cloy of Octobo!r. 1985, .. 10:;!0 AM., 1M lollowiflg -bod ~. -1138421 s- Route 143, Pom-y. .Ohio 45789: One 111 1973 Rornboo&,... MoiMio Homo, Seriol Number M11430. Appw iald .t t2,800.00. Tormoofs.lo:Cooh. Howard E. Foonll. Shorilf of Moivo County. Ohio. 1111 30 (9) 8, , 3. 3tc Public Notice Second Subdlvilion of tho · C'--Oiobtct. Ylllog. of Tuppon Ploino, Said peen lit Molvo County. Ohiq, · Forty ~ 1140,000.001 Volume 4, Pogo 25, of tho Oollort ond ....... bl oold for Rocoi'dl of Ploto of Molvo ' - 1hon """'.._ of tllet County, Ohio. omount. 1. A watlrline eMement TERMS OF SALE: Fivw 11om John W. Atbough ond Hundied 1*600-00J Dollon Ethol Albough, hulbond and cuh or '*dllod .,._on doeo I .... wife. to Tuppen Plain•· c - we~. District dolod of - · Soptem'* 7, 1987, and oonllrmotion rity o f -. of _,od for recording on Soptem. . 14. 1987, In Deod Book 233. Pogo 372. I 2. An olectoictol dio1ributlon line enriinlnt or right of WIIV 11om J, W. Albough ond Ethol Modock Albough, his wife, 10 Columbul and Southam Ohio Electric Company, dotod No-vember 21. 1988, ond - · .nod for -.ling on 0. oom'* 18, 1988, In Deod Book 229, Poge 899. 3. An olectolool dlolributlon line eaeement or right of w-v 11om Ethol Arbaugh ond John Arbaugh, hor h.-,d, to Columbuo ond Southom Ohio Electric Co.. dotod April 2. 1985, ond for ..,. cording on Atlril 23. 1986. in Oood BD!>k 223, Pogo 873. -••loci •-ment 4. An - ·· dlolributlon lim~ or right af W8V LEGAL NOTICE loom J . W. Arl»ugh ond Ethol SHERIFF'S SAU! Mollod< .Arilatigh. his wife,' 11> OF REAL ESTATE Columbuo and Southom Ohio Tho Stote of Ohio, Meigs Electric Co., doted Auguot 10. County. Moriefta Sovinga & 1981, and PUll •ted for ... CDn!pony, P l - . 111. cording on November . 9, John R. Aeon. ot al. Dofolnd. 1983, in Oood Book 219. onto. c - No. 85 cv 181. Pogeo 881. 687. 873. 6. A 1 0' M,T..,. from J. In punuonco of on 0 - of Solo IIXII judgn.MI in tho W. Arbaugh and Ethol,._ - - o c t i o n . l w i H Arilaugh, hill wile. 10 Colum· oflor ot public auction, 11 tho bu1 and Southam Ohio Elect· door of the Courthouse in ric Compony. dotod Juno 22, Pomeooy, in 1M obova nomod 1982. and po 1tod lvr ,. County. on Friday. 1M 4111 doy cording on July 12, 1982. in of Oetobor. 1985, II 1011 0ooc1 8ook 21 e. Poge 69. o'dodt o.m.. tho following I. A 20' meut from J. doo<:riboc1 ... -.oituotoin W. Arbaugh ond Ethol MBIIock . tho County of Moi91ond StMe Albough, his wile, 10 Columof Ohio, and in tho Township buo ond Southam Ohio Elect· of Olivo, to-wit: ric Co.• dotod ~ 2B, Being Lot 27 of Arbough'o 1961, ond _ . .... for . . cording on October 5, 1961. in .Oood- 212. Pogo 7.11. 3 Announcements 7. 1vr public -.a and highWII)'I ond lvr any matten not · of reoon1 in Moiga County EAIN 14.17 HR. Courlhouoo inoluding onyllena Wt n.lll assistance in tvaand cllinw which may ariu lualing arid rtlpOnding lo ogoinol tiMt PI-ty on oc· count of labor "' motorial olaily work roporls submil· lumiohod - n . righto of tod by aur !lgllnh throuperaona in J) ca •lion. P«· ghout tho stale. No ••ri· 10nal taKM and ....llffief'1ts not diacloood by 1M County once lll<tssary. Paid to Too_or_.a R_,-do. wni"'l •omploto traito!ng. Work at 04her govemmentel reguhamt. For informaNon end lltionl or provieiont and lhmle l'and sail • addrossod, m.n.. which Clln be • ..,. Uined only by en eumination stamped annlopo 91/• in· of 1M of tho Fod<hts long 'o: AWGA, Dopl. Couru or a~rveyor'a reports. f, lox 49204, Allanla, GA Subject to pipo ina m.,. grontod 10 Tup,_ Ploino .._n e._..,.. _.,INd. 8 Public Notice Public Notice · ' I .... duo upon and - - Howord ·E.mnk, Sheriff Molvo County, Ohio Doniot A. Fouoa; . . Attomooy 181 30, 11118. , 3, 3tc NOTICE OF. SAU! By 111r1uo of on Ol'llor of s.te 0111 of 1M Common Cour1 of Mo1vo County, Ohio, In 1M .,.. of Tho F - 8anlc lnd SoMngo < INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to introduco~ 1011 ta Enpae-A-Cor. the '"odern 1011 to dri" lho vehicle of jOur choice. ' No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment · BLACKSTON NEW C AR & T~UCK LEASING · Box, 326 ' . Pomeroy, OH. 4~769 · For Fosler Service Call 614-992,6737 ~.-.va.An. thqny Ebln. . . _ , A. Eblin -n ana 0oorgo M. Collno. T,_. , _ of Moigo County, Ohio, Ool•oclalla. oJudgmont - n ,..Mioood. bol!\g C..o No. 8&-CV·1231n Mid Court. I w11 oflor lvr . - on 1M 4th cloy of Oclobef, , ••• ot 10:16 AM .. the loliowl"'l lendl and • . ,..... ~ 01 31421 S.... Route 143, - o y , Ohio 41789: In the County of Motg., In 1 M - ofOhloond In 1M Tow1itlolp of lkipio ond boundod ond ... lbod • folowa: I lleiiiJI In . _ 7, Townohlp 7, A - · 14, Ohio Compony'aPurdlltH. loginnlng 01 the ioo"'"""w..,tio<lionn of tho OOolline of. 1.45..,.. lot recorded In Ooed Book No. 222.Pogo188.~oCounty Deod R - . and 1 point 12 - a! right anglot 11om tho Hno ol S - Route No. 1 4 3 : - 8outh 83dog. 40' E_, 200 fMt. 12 loet from ond porollel with Mid Nne; -.:o 8outh 8 dog. 10' 240.21oet: lhonot I10fth 78 dog. 122.5 filet: 111encooouth89dog. 10'w• 147.1 loet 11> o fonoo on tho wea Nne of a 150-IICfe f.-m deoc:ribod in Deod Book No. 238, Poge 837, Molgo County Died Recordo; 111enoe nonh 23 dog. 30' .... 258.9 along fence to lho ploco of~>&­ ginning. containing 1.3 acre, more or leU. -cyDio1rict. . R - Oood: Vol. 280. Poge 19, and Vol. 282. Pogo 533. Deod Rocoi'dl of Molvo -· Subjilal aH - of monu ondII>righto of· woy I••• NOT JUST A STOV~ IT'S A WHOLE HOUSE HEATING SYSTEM OLD 6TIME HEATING CO. miles below Galllpolill Rt. 7 on OPEN SAT. 10·6 PM, SUN. 12-6 PM •nt flowere. carda. and food. other kindneat thown during the patting ·o f our wife, mother, end grandmother. A tpeciet thenk you gOe• to Aawlinga-.Coet•BkJwer~ Funeral Home and Rev. Crace, and Rev. Ben Davia for the aervicet , per. formed. You kindnetl will never be forgotten . •Storm Doors •Storm Windows . •Replacement Windows •New Rooting "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ~ommerdal Sites •Sin~le and multi Unit FOI THE BOTH OF lOU 191 8, 1 3, 2tc Real Estate General . E. 2nd St. Phone 1 · 16141·992·3325 NEW LISTING -In townHouse needs some work but -.is a bargain' 3 bedrooms, basement, new hot water lank. level lot $12,900.00. OWNERS WANTS OFFER! On this home in Pomeroy. II needs work but owner will sacrifice and accept below value pnce. Could be good home or investment Call to· da1 and make your offer! . NEW LISTING -like BR home on state Rt. cellar in the hill and bldgs. 2 acres. Priced to at $34,500. NEW LISTING - Braclburyi - 7 rm. brick veneer. Mo· dern kitchen. bake & cook units, lots of nice carpeting, garage and slorage. level lot. $29,500. NEW LISTING located 3 BR hnn'" in Mirl•~IP- 1 port. Close to scn~~"'·-'!'"'e''-1 garage. lg. ~t. ~.o.uuu RACINE- Remodeled 3 · home near Sou. High. acres for onl1 $28,000. ' POMEROY .,.. Central air & heat, 3 BRs, small lot Re· duced to $12,500. POMEROY - 2 lots. 8 rm. remodeled home. 1II baths, auto. heat, woodburner, car peting and nice kitchen. Asking $35,000. RUSTIC HILLS ..,. Wood· burning fireplace in the family rm. Modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, master has 2nd bath. Tub, spiral stairs and workshop. Reduced. · BRICK RANCH - Cenlral air and heat, budget about $110.00 per mo. Can you beat that. 4 BRs, 3 baths, of· fice and 21amily rms. Asking $125,000. lusin11s forms, Copy Senic:ts, ltt. to the loctl Homecoming 2SS Mill St, Midtlloporl 104 Mulberry Aw., Pometow CONTRACTING KEN'S , APPLIANCE SERVICE DOZER, BACKHOE. · TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER. GAS & SEWER LINES, RECLAMATION, PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 .). ,. ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 1ix16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'K36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. Ph. 614·843-5191 10-G·tlc ~oward L. Writesel R~OFING NEW-REPAIR Gutters - Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES OPEN/NG AUG-. 21 PICTURE "PERFECT" PHOTOS Manv Packages To Choo.e From - Loweat Priced SENIOR Packages in Town FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS Re.sidential & Commercial Call: B-8-tfc SUPERIOR SIDING CO. . VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types u PLUMBING & HEATING 31·1 Norlh Stcond Midolloport, Ohla 45760 SALES & SERVICE Also Carry Supplies. IUSINESS PHON! 16141 9tHSSO •Wood ~ Cabintlry • Design and Plonriing H!AnNG & COOLING !Y!T!MI Sales I Strvi~t Quality lntertherm Air C ondltioners He'et Pulitpa. Furnaces 446-·416-446-2112 ,· 8/ 12/2 rnos. .BOGGS "Free Estimates" Installation Available 4/4 /tln GREG ROUSH PH. 992-71111 RENT A CAR PERSONALIZED POOLS 446-4522 VINYL LINER POOL ACRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL O•er 400 Chokts 5·7-lfc CALL SALES &SERVICE U. S. AT. 50 EAST "W• R111 F~t Ufl" GUYSVILLE. OHIO U-SA~E Authorized John Deere, New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer "SPAS" HYDIOTECM CHEMI~ALS 491 ·Gen. Hartingtr Pkwy. -AUTO RENTAL · St. Rt. 160 Nolth Fa1111 Eqal~ment Parts & Servlee Milldleport, Ohio HRI. I 0 a.m. to S p.m. Oor 1-614 992-2549 Otlllpolls. Ohio 7/11/lfn 1·3-th Night 1·304 773-5634 6-19-tfn MANLEY'S DENNY CONGO , WILL HAUL . JUST CALL! TRASH SERVICE AND LIMESTONE POMEROY GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL "011 81111111 ,, 81111 FILL DIRT BUSINESS-RESIOENTIA1 0• $ml~•" For Trosh fickup Service Call . IO·B·tfc & '(hildren Call or Walk In For An Appointment and Prices 301 3rd St., Ra•ine, OH. Home: 992 -6712 Or Bus. 949-3031 Aller Aug. 21 B·l9:1 mo . pd, "VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING •iLOWN IN INSULAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. 992-3194 •Complete Remodeling •Room Additions *Roofing •Siding , ROGIR MANLIY, Jl. IOGIR MlNl(Y, II. OWNERS 8-7·1 mo. •Garaces & Pole Buildings MARCUM CONTRACTING 73-80 Chevy 1r. "' Fenders .........................•-.a 73-80 Chev1 Tr. D.on ......................... 1100 73-80 Chtvy. lr. Hoods ......................... s 150 73-U Chevy 1r. 70 Lang Bottom, Ohio Ph. 141 Free No Sunday Calls --~ RT. 62 SOUTH POINT .PLEAIANI, W. VA. 8 miles from Pomeroy-Mason Bridge SINGLE S24. 9$ . •Live entertainment 'Frea HIW •Restaurant •OI,rripic Pool . A'.A.A. MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY •All Types of Excavating •landscaping · •Basements •Sewage Systems •Water & Gas Lines •Wale; Well Drilling •Trucking . 3-D AUTO CENTER • 1· O·tfn RAD'IATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiator$. We also ~epair Gas Tanks. ·· PAT HILL FORD 992·21 96 Middleport, Ohio 1·13-tfc Ph. 614-992-6778 Call: 742-2407 BODY REPAIR SUPPLIES 1-6·1 mo. Including New Dundee Ute Model A &placement For Trucks and Cere WE ARE YOUR SALES . AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR Parts Paints. Body Flllert. Fibtrglees Resin and Kite Fle~~:ible Part Repair Products. Poli1hing ComPound •nd Send Peper• !Selling Wholaule} 73-I&GMP\IDOOISIIUS-'99 ROCKIR PANIU ................;I9 . 73·79 FORD PU FIN~.... 145 CAl CORf!fRI.................... 20 NIW CHIOMISTIP IUMI'IRI .......... •125 1·11·1 mo. •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SAIELUIE SALES & SERVICE We Newt • Fill Tl•• Shop '"••leiu . •• lluly RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE <' CHESTER-985-3307 ~ 4/1/tln c • ~PAqfSAT :z: ! z Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages • YOUNG'S. CARPENTER SERVICE - Addonl and nunodlling - Roofing Wid gutter work -Coneret• work . (614) 446·7619 01 (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . wo.t. tFroo Eotlmotoo) SYSTEMS FROM V. C. YOUNG Ill $899 ••I• ,. • ~ .J " GIVE US A CALLI t-. · -~ -- ...... ~ Ar8• Lutton quality built houH, 6 . 1 NOTICE'! THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· USHING co. tecommondo thot you do buolnou with people you know, ond NOT to !lind monoy through' the mall until you havolnvolli· gatod tho offering. Aoolouronl cbuoinooo · for 1110. Roootauront buolnotl with 0 · 5 """orogollconoolo ovailoblo for talo. Excollonf loc:Otion on Court ·st. ' In Golllpollo. OpponunltY for aggr•oalvo lndivlduol to buHd o oolld buolnHo. Coli 81""448· 0028 tO diiCUII deteile in confidential including guideline• for Hle.to potentilll buyer. rooms, bath , batement , good location. 60'a, 3003 Porrloh Avo.. 304· 876· 2381. 1------..;____ For oole by o - . reol log homo and 15 ocroo. 3 br, lr, lr, 2'12 both, full boaemont, lngiound pool, ootellte on. tonne. barn, other oxtrao . For more Info coli 8953888. *121,,000. 32 ~obile Homes for Sale NEW AND USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SAlES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 36 . PHONE 614· 448· 7274. 22 Monev to Loan Rodney Home 81 ·Suppty Center. Rodney, Ohio located between US 36 & St. HOME OWNERS-Roflnonco· Rt. 588 . Coli 814· 245 · to low ll•od reto. Uoo equity 6308. for any 'purpose. leader Mortgogo Co., 81 4-592· 1971 Flamingo. 1 1x86, 3 3081. BR, e~~:c . cond. C&~ll 614446-0684 altar 6:00 PM . ...... GaiiiP'oHs........ . .. .... f,.iimerov ......... & Vicinity 8 Family Yard Sole Sept . 4 ,6,6 . 8 milo• out Rt . 218, on Bumt Run Rd. firlt road on leh past Bailey Chapel ChurCh. School clothea, recliner. chair, Home loterior hanger. keroaene hea~ar , cUrtains. TV . new bad · 1preads, IO:tl more. 2 Family 6th & 6th, house juat off 141 at Centenary on Uncoln Pike. Thu'"'·· Fri. &: Sat . Lawn mowers . shredder, rototiller, tools. all size• clothing. Di•hes, !e· welry, linens. crochet items. hair dryer, mirror, chairs. Sweeper & misc. · Middleport & Vicinity .. -·~ -·-- ~~.- ... ·-.-.- ... ·- --'I• mile on 143. Sept . 8th & 7th . Girl ' s sizes 5'· 8 . Wornen'J sizes 10, man's sizei 34. large furniture, winter clothing, misc.· Rain or shtna. · 133 Butternut Ave. Friday&: · Saturdev. Dinette .... crib, bikes. hobby horse, chalrt,IWivel boat seata. jeana. tieautician smock topa. col· lectebles. much more. Sept , 6th , 6th, 7th. 10-6. Alice Williams. Vine St., Racine. 0. Baby clothes, girl-boy , newborn and up. Maternity clothes. misc. Gige~iic Garag~t Sale con· tlnUB!I through Sept. ,Many more items, clocks, knives, Guy Russell. Noble Sul!)mit tools. watches, flowa;s, CB . Rd .. Middleport . Cloth•og I baaa antenna . Clothing all mostly women' s siz.e 20VJ). 8516 oftor 6:30 waekdoyo . sizes. mans. women&. child - glasaware, books, cunains. · rens. Lots mora. Open 9-5. 4 misc . Sept. 5th. 8th. 7th. Wontod :old pianoo. Poylng 23 Professional 1970 New Moon 12•60 2 miles from HMC on old Rt. · 9 :00-6:00. · · 3 Announcements $20 ond e40 ooch. Firat Service• bdr. good .cond with under- . 160 Evergreen . floor only. Write giving pinning, oil heat, $5,000. Near Vinton . Thursday dlrecdona. Witten Pianos. Call -814·268· 6647 . Beck Porch Sale 630 Third Saturday. 9 -s : Rt. 180 to Box 1 B8 , Sordlo, Ohio SWEEPER ond oewlng ma· AVe. Girls winte~ clothes. Jackson Pike-right on She· 43946. Plano Tuning lBO& CHVJ 1976 mobile home AC chine repair, parts. and · -lollall tuning price . ahoes & boots. O.V.C .S . pherd Lane . oupplieo. Pick up and woodburner. dryer, blocks & jacket. ColleclorQiall, aome Old lndlon motorcycle. 304delivery, Davia Vacuum ~75·4681. Water walla drUied and aer- underpinning, t7.BOO. Call antiques, odds &: end1. Garage sale Sept . 9th &: Cleener. one half mile up vtcod. Pricooon roquool. Call 814-379-2418 or 81 4 -446· Thurs. 6, Fri. 6 &: Thurs. 12 & 10th. 9 till 5. 1 mile north of Georgeo Creel< Rd. Coli 614·742·3147or814·992· l-2-27_7_._ _ _ _ _ __ Fri. 13. 1 0 -SPM. Rain or Chester then two milet on 614-448-0294. Texas Rd . ·cp.82 . 5ooe. f lliiJIII'/1111~111 shine. Owner In rest home. Great Serv11:P.s Balloon• for Get Well. AnniPIANO TUNING AND RE· buy on 19B1 14x70 mobile 4 Families Yard Sale 1 st. Saturday, 7th. 10:00-3:.00, verservs. Birthdaye, parti11. PAIR, back to IChQol dla- . home, 3 bdr.. 2 baths . Time neKt to Clay School. one day. 522 Grant St. , Singing Gorrllla . Coli Bol· counu. fr11 eatlmatlta, equipped kitchen. 2 built in Sept, 5 & 6, 9:00-7 All sizes Middleport . Chitdrens jeans. loono & Co.'S1 4-446-431 3. Ward'• Keyboard. 304-676,. AC. storage building. in eJtc . ~f clothing & misc . ite'!'s . bed spreads, trumpet. cur· 11 Help Wanted 5500 or 875-3824. cond .. on ·rented lot, Only ta ins. misc . Rain canc~ll . You can slim upforaummer. &12,000. Call Wiseman W.W .B.C. Bake Sele KrogAll Natural Weight-lou pro· Roal Eotato. 614 - 448 · er's S,a t . Sept . 7th. Pro.cteds 4 family . One day-Saturday, gram cen help y'ou lose Drive 1 new car in 90 days, 3843. for Bailey Chaput Building Sept. 7. Furniture, tools. Re~ l b t~le 1 0..29 plua pounds in your selling Tupperware panclothing, little . bit of everyFund. firat month or your money lima. Coli •ftar &PM. 1114· 1 4x70 mobile home, 3 thing. 426 Spring Ava .. boco. Coli now 614-742bedrooms, 1 v~ bath, washer Sat. 7. 9-6 . At. 141 frOfTI Pomeroy. 9 to 1 2B8·6237. 2328. and dryer. porches. gaa town 3 mi . past lincoln Pike . 31 Homes for Sale furnace. Must sell . Call Beter-N·Ben fireplace inaert 2 Peach Circle, across from Beeline offara free clothes. AA Criaia Pregnacy CentM'. good money. no ceah.invett· 814-949-2368. woodburnar , draperies , Middleport Park. loti of Government homes from t 1 Confidential. Free pregschool clothes, drapes, unifoodslicer . ment. Work vour own hours. (U fepelr). Also dellquent tax Furniahad 2 bedroom mobile nancy teat and-or Informaforms, toys. misc . kitchen Coil after &PM. 81 4·2B6· property. Coli B05·6B7· homoand lot. Coll814·949· tion. Phono 614-742·2629, 1st. This Year. 3rd. house Items. Some of everything! 5237 . 8000 ext. GH-4582 for 2263 . Collect if necessary. Rodney 'C ora Rd. Infant , Sat . · Sept. 7, 8:00-5:00. information. 1--- - - - - - - - Rt. Sun. Sept. 8, 10 :00·5 :00. clot~lng . uniforms . toddle Froo lingerie, good timo, 1 - - - - - - - - - - WHY PAY MOREl .Mobile I have room in my home for Mon. Sapo . 9, 8:00· 1:00. elderly people. Phone 61 4- undercoverwnr,partyplen. 2 bdr., fully carpeted, vinyl home additions and mobile Yard Sale 5th, 6th. 9-7. Coli after &PM, 814-288- oidlng, largo lot. otoraga officaa by ROOM ADDI387-714B. · "' ·· · _ Cultivator . c edar chest, Mon. and Tues. Sept . 9th 6237. · bldg., garden, reotrlctod. TIONS, INC. 1818 Wa· misc. Vz mi. 'south of Rio and 10th. 10:00 -4:00 p.m. 827,600. Coli 614·268· ohington Blvd •. Belpre, Ohio Nooded lmmodiotoly: 100 277 Main St .. Middleport: Grinde on Rt. 325. 46714 .. Coil 61-4 • 423· people seriously intare1ted Wanted: Someone to mow 6200. Ohio . Last day. each article In losing weight. 1-800- gro11, 2 acroo. Coli 814· 1---'-------: 5826 . · Giant Friday. Saturday. An - or fill a bag for 81 .00. Rio Gr1nde, now 3 bdr .. full 992-9991. Robart & Judy 448·8181. tiques. appliances . . tools. basement. nice lot. large 1970 PMC 3 bedroom. Tip clothes. above Cheshire. Women ' s, men's, and girl's Hartooo, Rt. 1. Box 310. - - - - - - - - - l cEasy A11embly Work I rear deck with valley " view. out. furnished, eir, washer Creoton, NC 2881 5. 1·91 9· Ohio. Beside J & R Restau- clothes. household. ·misc . 8800 .00 per 100. Guaron- Priced to Mil 839,600. Coli and dryer. owning . 88900 . rant, 9 -5. 386-8B08 items. 1 mile from LangsVille · toed poymont. No 614-448. 8038. Call814-992 ·7479. C.R .10. Dexter Rd . Sept. MOBILE HOMES MOVED. experience-No aalet. Datella 1------~--3 Family Yard Sale . Ta- 9. 1o., , . , 0:00·6:00. inaured. ra11onable r.-tea. oond oolf·oddrouod 1109 Adrion Avo. 3 bod· 1979 Uberty, 14x60 tolel bluaw, clothing, books. 1t1mpad envelope : Elan Vi- rOoma & lot, $39,000. Call alec. 2·bedroom with garden housewares , numerous Coil 304-878-2338. tol -716 3418 EntorpriH 814-446-~718. tub. Good cond. $8,500. other items. 2 miles from Rd ... Ft. Pierce, Fl. 334B2. 1 - - - - - - - - - - 304-876·5B65. town on SR. 688. Saturday 3 bdr. large living room, lull 4 Givnway only . HVaianiat wanted. pan-time baument, *29,000 or 1-97212x66 Schultz Mobile 1-2 days per week In II. . •4.000takeoverpaymanta. Hom"e with 7x11 Expando Garage Sale ~apt . 6, '7'. 9 til wood burner. air condition. 5 . Bedspreads, toys. handTwo female part Terrier growing prectice . Send let· Call814-446-7360 . tar and retume to R. L. Wllher and dryer, all ap- made Cabbage Patch puppleo, 8onji typo. Very & Vicinity . Spne10ron. SDt.••D.ASI.h. on7o1. 5 Ohw1•0· Newly remodeled. carpale~. pliencea. living room, dining clOtheS . Child thru adult offectlon•te. Aloo, block & U furnance. batement. car- room. bedroom •uite; 2 c'othing . Jeans • dishes. St. white femele kitten . Call 46701. . port, deck, new wtndow• porcha•. underplnn g. At. 778. 5th house on left.c 814-388-8510. \ 1--~-----and doors. 84 Mill Creak, $7,000. 304·882·2S BasemBnt Safe. Roger Po-< Choir Director for Heath Golllpollo. on Palestine Road. weill lots of children's clothing. 1 yl'. old femele 'lh Air.d ale, United Methodiat Church, M.OBILE HOMES M soma adult. Numerous mjac. Friday, 9:00AM to dark. All apayed . Coil 81 4·387· Middloport. Call 614-992· M'ake offer 2 bedrooma. 1.2 lniUrad, reasonable rat81. items, Sat. 9-5. Greenacres sizes. office desk end c~air . 7727. 6438. acret, 2 · car garage, all Call 306-&76-2338. Sub .. fourth hou•e in 'circ;le ' reasonable offer• conaiYard Sate, Fri and Sat, 2610 3 kittens white, yellow & Car Nleapereon . Pick up dered. In Pomeroy. 614- 1970 Shultz 12x60 mobile off LeGrande. end 2614 Jackson Aw .. 4 gray. 4 .. wook Old. Good application 1t Pat Hill Ford Jn home, axe cond. 304-676- Yard Sale 9· 7·85. 29 Porta- familiea. bedspread. drapes. mouoar . Coli 814·258 - Middleport. Will interview at 878-2513. 2902 or 676· 2089. mouth Rd. Clothes. bicycle. tabla. boys clothing. 6023 or 614·268·8303 . · a later date. ~4 bedroom houH. Coal toys. misc. items. Price reduced 1977 Beron. Yard Sale·, 2617 Mt. Varnon Free klnans. Good mouaera. Wanted:· Full time reception- atoker furnace and gas furnace. Wood burning fire- 14X70, 2 br. all elec .. central Garage Sale 3 mi. out Rt. Ave .. Friend Sat. Sept 6 & 7, Coli 614·992·7077. ist needed for dental office. place in family room. Call air, underpenning, storm 160. Priced to sell. Thurs. & Keglevs. Previous experience in book· windows. metal outbulld· Fri. Sept. 6 & 6. ·Ouckt to give away. 614- kltltplng and office akllla 814-949-2263. Yard Sale. Sept. 3,4 ,5,6,7. ing;, axe. cCmd . See to 949·20B3. preferred but not required. If Duplex:. Rent one eide.live in appreciate 304-875-2196. 101 Smith St. Henderson. 5 Family Yard Sale 5 miles you ere cheerful. dedicated out A:t. 2 .1 8 . Saturday Sept . w. Va. Hampateta to give away. to health, li'nd enjoy working other or can be made into single home. Coal and gee 1970 12x85 3 br, 1'12 batha, 7. Pam MoOney. ' 61 4-992· 7880. with the public, .plaaaa aena furnaces. New roof. Call utility room, underpinned, Yard Sale. Fri & Sat. ·1 96 resumes to The Daily Sen· 814-949-2263. 304·676· 7968 or 304· 675· Garage Sale Bob McCor- Pari! Dr.. 9: 00 till 3 :00, 1 Yt yHr old. small Pekinaae tlnel, Box 729 R, Pomeroy, 3797 . mick Rd. behind American Avon bottles. to give to good home . by September 18. House for sale. 4 large Legion first this year. Loti of 614-992-3694. . rooms. 'h bath, gas furnaCe, Yard Sale. Too many items everything. Fri. & Sat . 9-4. Wow/1 3 territoriel open to mention, 104 Horton.St .. Tomatoes to give away. Call with Avon, es.oo to start, new roof and siding. storm windowa. extra lot. Located Gorogo Sale 700 Third AVa. Mason. ·W. Ve . Clothi~Jg , 81~·687·8518 after 4:00 Point Pleasant, call 304- 4'09 Broadway St .. Middle- 35 Lots & Acreage Thurs. ,' Fri., &: Sat. 1 OAM till misc. Thurs thru Set. pm. 876·1429. port. Call 814-992-2097. eve. Baby items II clothes. . ·lcApproJt. 1 acre lot, in Porter, Furniture, · boys clothes, 15 family ylird sale, Thurs . 2 Bugle dogo. 1 mole. 1 . 3 bedroom houae on 4.40 Fri. Sat, 9 to 1. Balow Sitters female, 304·675·8489. 12 Situations acres, central air. fuel oil with water $&,600. c.u._m_o_r•_·_ _ _ _ _ __ Jewerly. Gallipolis Ferry, 614·388·9769 oflor 6. Wanted furnace, wood burner. alum6,6,7 4 Family . Lincoln Pike, r,in or shine . little of Puppies to give away, 6 inum siding. storm win· 2Y2 miles from Northup, evervthing . WMka old, part Doberman, Large trailer lot for rent on dow1. double-car garage, 1h 9:30 to 5c00 . Baby bed & 304-875 -75~9 . Bulaville-Addiaon Rd. Call Yard Sale, Fri & Sat. 2005 Room/Board w!'h family mile from Cheater on Route 614·387·0232 . other childrens items. willing to provide support 248. Call 614-986-4294. N . Main St . Children• to Kiltena. short and long Hrvicet for gentleman age haired. 304·676-6043. Building lot for sale in Rio Garage Sale September 7, adults clothing, appliances . 66. Contact Joann: 61 4· 3 bedroom home. 15 a<:res. Granda, Oh. Coli 614· 246· Saturdey. 9 to 6 . 162 furnit ure and misc . 1acre lake. New kitchen and Chillicothe Road~ Adult 8a 2 baby gerbils. 27 doyo old, 445-B146. bath. Full basement. Call 6144. children• clothing. toys, cur- Yard Sale, 3 fainily , Sept 6 & •• 1 pair or aeparale. 304· 7, 2219 Oak St. , e little of Will care lor oldorly in my _8_14_·~9_4_9_ ·2_&_0_3_ . _ _.__ misc. titins. 875· 7441. . 1 acre land with driveway. 1 everything . 1 rural water. cistern. septic, 1~--------­ ~~~~, =?~~H~J5~oya only. Froo :' all fumilur,. opplian· electric yatem &: dawn Garage Sale Sat . Sept. 7, 1 cea. riding lewo mower, light. on VintonGlen Sum- 9-6 . Crouae-Beck Road. Call Large 6 familv Yard Sale. 8 Lolt and Found radar ra11ge with purchase of mit Rd. off St. Rt. 180. Call 814· 446· 30!13. Goo dryer, firs1 time this year , lot'• of all electric home on corn• 614· 388 -8140 .1 baby clothing, woman & 1 8 Wanted to Do baby bod. mottreoo. wolker. lot in Syracuse. $43,900. car seet, plevpen, babv mens. Avon. curtains, furniCall814-992-3078 or 614· LOST : orange winged ture, toomuch to mention. 101 446-274& for appointment. 180 acret on Hemlock Road 1 °__ _h_•_•. _m_i_sc_._io_e_m_•_·_ _ 2625 Jefferson Ave, corner Amazon parrot downtown south of Ravenswood. A •Galllpoli1, may respond to Will peint trailer roofs &. cut Real at $400.00 per acre, Yard Sale Sat . Sept. 7 . Bush from tennis court and Stete name 'B.J.' If found plaaaa oobiocco. Call 61 4-258· 20 acres, 3 bedroom coun- free gas, timber and building Re1idents. Shoestring Rd . Road garage , Sept 5 , 6 , 7 . 1528. call, 81 4·446· 1 488. ,try home with 1'Y:I bath•. aitea. Call304-273-5166 or Lamp 's tables. diShes, misc . Yard Sale. Sept, 6 & 7, 3 fully carpeted, kitchen ap- 273-5480 eak for 'linn. lost: Gray and whlte wolf Painting, interior, exterior, plianca• included. full bate· 2 Family Yard Sale sat. Sept. miles out Sand Hill Ad ,, looking· dog . 1001bo. Loot in rooflng, general repair, 12 ment with fireplace, family 61 "'/2 acrea 1Q miles N . of Pt. 7 on Vinton Eno Rd. 2 mi. off trailer on leh with white Danville aru. 81 4· 742· yro. ..p. Coli 81 4-448· ropm. 2cergoroguttachod. Pl. on Rl. 2 . 304-676-2889. of Rt. 564, 9 :00 to 5:00. wooden fence . 3769. Coli 814-992·5084 . 2264 or 814-992·2810. Yard Sale. 168 MaYo Drive , 3 Family Yard Sale Fri . & 27 fenced acroo. 6 year old COLEMAN WATER WELL New He von. Sat. Sept 7th, 9 Sat. Crown City, acrou DRILLING log house. Need• comAM to I. Public Sala from Dairy Boy. 8 P,ump aalea. lervice. Regia· plated. Greet hunting cebin &. Auction Re nlals t8rld in Ohio. All wortc. or 1ummer home. l.oceted in guaranteed . Coil 304-273· Roodovillo, Ohio . t28,000. 2811. Ravenowood. W. Yo. Muot ooll . . Call" 814·742· 42 Mobile Homes , 41 Houses for Rent RICK PEARSON Ai.JCTIO· 2824 . tor Rent 41 Houaas for Rent NEER SERV!CE. ~otato, Work Wanood, Corpontor House for rent in Middlefarm. antique .. liquidation work. remodeling. room ad- Chalet IQg hor:nt:""}" miles port. Coil 81 4- 992 ·280~ "Furnished 2 bdr'. on Eastern AI". Licensed Ohio and ditlon. plumbing. . repairt. from town, 3 acres. 3 3 bdr. 2 bath, Che1hlre . 5 Weot VIrginia. 304· 773· · Phone 304·876·4322 . . Available 9-1 Sec'. dep. &: j .= •ft _e~r_:.. P ·_m_._ _~--:-;­ AVa; $175 mo .. , 190 dep. bedroom, fuU bo•menl, 10'· · 8785 or ~04· 773.54;30. 111 elec, large deck, 5 yeart ref. r'ttqulrad . Calll14-367- House and beth, hugeyard·in Call614-256- 1187. old, 164,000.00, 8Yz per 7587 or 703 ·258 · 016~. · Racine aroa . Call 614 -992· .· Mobile horile. Call eve's, coni loon, 304·876 · 6622 . 5 85 8 9 Wanted To Buv 3 bdr. full basement. central 1- _ _ _ · - - - - - - - - : - - 614-446 -050B . Clean, well cared fOf . 3 alr, fireplace. Green school 2 br hOuee , 30 4·676 -6763 . 2 bdr . with wuher. dryer&. We pay e111h for lata moMI bedrdoomo. 1Y, INiiho. DR. dl1trict. available imme· fenc.ed va rd . Behind Zi~n ·s dlotoly. t326 pluo dop . Call ciHn ueed car~. LA and kitchen with built iri 21 Buainess Landing . . S196 ·mo. plus Jim Mink Chov.·Oido Inc. · oven. atove and refrigerator. 8, 4, 852· , 367. 42 Mobile Homes Opportunity utilities. Sec. dep. Call 614FemHy room i,n baHmllftl; 2 Bill Gono Johnaon for Rent 448· 140B 8AM·6PM . Coli car garege:. Within welklng 3 bdr. hou81. ref. &. diip. in 814·448·3872 61 4 · 446 · 8080 51\M · Continuous Outler Bual· dlatanae of grocery. church Golllpollo . Call 61 4· 446· 10PM. no11, lncludeo 1973 Chevy ond tohool buo. 304·875· 8078. 2 bdr. fumi1hed, all utilites lllp von. outt•r lllllldng 4804. Houn for rent or 11111 wtth pd.. except Ifact.. conve- 12x60 2 bdr .. 2 mi. from ma·chine •nd luppll•a. Coat · optkm . 3 bedroom• flinch. nient loc8tlon, security dep- Holzer at Evergreen. Child•'12. 000.00 mutt . . u 2 br houH 1-2 dopooil Call oait rauqlrod. Coll814·448· .ren accepted. Availabl• in f7.500.00. Coli 304-273- 8160. monthly. 304-876· family room, .. llvlngroom, 3-4 doya . Coli 81 4-448· kitchen with appliance•. B558. 5185 or 273·8480 •lk lor _4_3&_8_._ _ _ _ _ __ 3697 or 61 4· 246 -5223·. utHity room, two car garage. 1 Unn AU or port of mol. wholo· ' ..... or eervlce bu1lneu In Furnished, AC, cable. no cl~y 3 bedroom home. Gellipolla *44.00 goa budget, ~360 taxes bel!llutifut river view. 1n 2 bdr . mobile home for rent. Own your own Fashion Ferry. Financed by FHA . per month . Coli 614·446 · tean.~~~ga . Fatter's Mobile C&ll R & A Mobile Home Store. 100'1 o!Not'l bran do . Make an offer. 304-675 - 4829. Home Park, 614·445· 1602. Pork. Call 614 ·448-0527 lnfant to olro 52 . 815,900 3834 or 875-4277. after 3P.M. Wantld old furniture, round lnvaatment includes 1- - - - - - - - - - 2 bedroom houoo . 8200 o 2 bqr. air cond. , new carpet. toblot, cu.,-do, chloro, 111,0001nvontory,flxtureo, 3 bedroom houao, 10 acreo •. month plut dopooit. 81 4· book011-. chlltl, wiolc• I heat, privl1e lot I~ 2 bdr. mobile home, ex· rt·Ordor HIVtoo. ouppllea •111.000.00. Good hunting, 992-8722 after Bpm wHk· Galllpollo . Coli 814· 448 · poneto LR. Call 814·446· turnlturo. Coli 114·448· • Md """"· Coli Nowl Mr. Golllpolit Forry areo, 304- dayo. Anytlmtl Sotunloy ond 4203. .1409. L._ 3759 _ . _ _ __ Sunday. 878'-8878. Tate 704·274-1111. Want to buy :electric typewrlter wl1h corrylng caoo. Good condition. 814-992- I========== l---------- ·. ~~~7~y~a!~!e.~p~~o~. £~·I ~-~-~-~d-~~-.i-Fu-!~-.~-~~-~~-;-~";"-::~ t PHONE 992-7075 ~ :,~!:te~ii~lllpollt. t N"'W ttltr/nd A/1 01 Mslgl County .i 1_:_~-=~44_e:_2~_:'_.~_c_o._c_au t and ,.u,oundlnd' V -Plumbing 1nd electrk:1l Aluminum erep. Sell your aluminum acrep direct tq,t,he smelter. Buying 111 grlldet of aluminum. Premium paid for large loada . Call for quote. Scipio En•rgy, I!IC•ted 1>,o miles •••t of Paoetown on Townohlp R011d 141 . Moigo County. 814·992·34811. ! o< 8·13 lfn ~ Buying dolly gold, , lllvor colno, rlngo,jowolry, otorllng woio, old oolno, Iorge cur· rency. Top pricoo. Ed. Bur· kott Borbor Shop, 2nd: Avo. Middleport. Oh. 814-8923478 . Homes for Sale 1-=------;=:;;:--;:-- LISA M. KOCH, M.S. · :i ·Licensed Clinical Audinlogist , 992-6215 or 992·1314 Pomeroy, Ohio · 12·8·11c 1101/t Wut Main StrHt Pornwoy, Oh. Now is Fully Stocked With All Your •ZENITH 304-675-6276 Doors ,_,,, ......:........ $1 'S 78-79 Ford lr. 11 552 50 · 80~S~ F~;jj·r;: ........ . Gri1111 .. ................... •38 .SO Hoodo .......:...,............. 1145 73-79 Chny. Tr. 83-IS Ford Ianger Ro[br Panels ...............s2s Hoods ......................... '130 73·79 Chny. 1r. 83·85 Ford •longer Cab Corners ..................120 Grilles ......................... ,.f7S New an~ Uud Auto Glass - late Model Parts 9·IHtn WHALEY'S.:AUTO PARTS Rt. 681 West, Darwin Ohio 992-JOI3 New Homes Built . ''Fre• Estimates" 73-79 Ford Tr. · fenden ......................,..s,a 73-79 Ford Tr. Doors ......................... 1135 80-85 ford Tr. 73-~9"'/'h.:;..i;:· ...... :.... $ COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. lodt, Iron, wood, cupboonlo. ch0 1oo, choott, bookoto. dloboa. otone Jon. antlquH, gold ond oliver. Wrlto·M.D. Mlllor, Rt .2. Pomeroy. Ohio 46789 or coli 81 4· 992· 7780. 31 ... ·· "F>f fiieasa.nt: ... MIDDLEPORT 992·3410 We do W•ddings, Families SII!IdiDbrft-.•....!:. 20 years - •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and <:~1Rv1 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE .. Free Eltimates'" UU COllECT: HOME NAnONAL BANK 949·221 nm All M1h1 •Washers •Dishwashers 949-2263 or 949-2969 4/29/lln Housing . lEMMEn'S MOilLE I MANUFlCTUIED HOUSING 985-3561 PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Worked In home area SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths. dining room, living room and large recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Large farm pond. Racine area. 3/2/tln !CUT OUT FOR FUTURE US£1 EUGENE LONG REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 992-3345 J&F COUNTRY - 8 rm. lamily home, central air and heat equipped kit, stove, refrigera· tor and d~hwasher. MosHy carpeted. 2nd waler tap. REALTOR Furnilun, I!Jd4ing Sopt. 9 lhru 20 992-5875 Or 742-3195 Sue Helen, ~iljl & ~: PlUI: Olfiet lupplios & ligns, Rubber Stomps, RIVERVIEW - 3 BRs, for· mal dining, woodburning fi· replace, basement, FA gas furnace and level lot Offer wanted . FREE PARKING Murphy, lliltGn Roush, y,, P•lo~llg N11a HAll CUT & STTU ...$7.50 Tanning Spocial ........... $3 5 11 S.llioM-AII month lont t-1.-1 mo. WtTH AWANTAD ''' All and Graduation' Stationery, Magnetic Game of your choice. G'n SOME BREAD THE QUALITY PRINT -SHOP PH. 992-3912 Sign up 1nd win a frN paaa 216 NEW LISTING - St. Route 143 - A newer 3 bedroom ranch home. 2 baths, equipped k~chen, on appro!. 2.35 acres. Includes ch~ken house, slor· age bUIIdin& garden space. $35,000.00. . _IJ.f ,,, l(lfh, ' Clerk E.M"ainLC.IiQIII.~ ·~ .. ~' " muNG & TANNIIG SAWN 3rd St., Srracust, Oh. Vehicle to bo oold • is with Mary HobOtontor. Commercial •Pevelapments & 742-2027 no u· Blda to bo o b - in -loci IIIWolopot morkod "Bid on 1981 Sho· riff a cer." Tho lloonl of MOigo County ComrNuioner1 ,......,.. , the right to oc:oopt,. ..;.rt any"' •aH bida. MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS •Rosidtntial & Aftor 5 Call Ph. 16141 li4J-S4:zs NO MONEY DOWN Cerd of Thanks. Tho family ol Ruth Toto, woUld like to thank ell who •Insulation " FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992·6931 Card of Thenkt . pd. VINYl & ALUMINUM SIDING -PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 ~- ' 113 OFF 1 s 1ri'/~i~', J&l BLOWN INSULATION . REPAIR . Minimum .. ......,_,.llbleoble bid U.OOO.OO. Vllhlc:lo moy bo lnopectod during daylight hauoo at 1M Molvo County Oanoge, Rock Sptnga Rood, .........,.,, Ohio, by maldng oppoin- · with Shorilf'o & IH • Food Also Transmission ......,Sodon. ' SALE ; - " Weuladty Accept ACCENT REALTORS Hensy E. Cl•land. Jr. 992·6191 Jean Trussell 949' 2660 Dottie Turner 992·5692 · PRE-SEASON n.• : ":00. AM-5:00. PM Public Notice HARRISONVILLE - 28 acres of vacant ground. Several good home sites. Owner willli· nance with a $500 downpayment at 13% interest and payments of $12021 a month for 15 year~ $10,000.00. •HEATS TO 3,000 SQ. FEET •USE FREE STANDING OR AS FIREPLACE INSERT •GLASS DOOR •AIR TIGHT ASH PAN Food Stamp Offi~t 3·24-tlc NEW LISTING- Great location in Middleport and a spiral staircase make this a very attractive home. New kilchen and bath, j bed· rooms, and a fenced yard. Only $29,900.00. KltiDLEWOOD Midtllaport, OH. 45760 HO.UIS Mo Sat AUTO & TRUCK for than two~thirda 1213ndol 1M ilppl I hllluo. Tonmo ofStlo: Cooh. Howard E. Fronk. Sherif! of Molal CoUnty, Ohio 111 30 191 e. f3, 3tc IIEW LISTING .:.. 6eaut1ful newer split fo1er home in a great neighborhood plus an in-ground swimming pooL Ver1 attractive and in great condition! Priced lo sell at $5~.900.00. 1984 Plymouth Horizon 1 P3BM1 8C7ED36941 0 1 982 Pontiac 2000 1G2AD77G6C7567978 The Home National Bank reserves the right 10 bid at the sale and to remove any or all items for the sale at 16411.'21111 St. Middleport lo<aled N,. 1 To The Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio Appo jood ot *3.000.00. Tho rool _ , , cannot bl oold POMEROY.O. 992·2259 E WHOLESALE MEATS & lULl! FO ODS Roger Hysell ' Garage '· County, Ohio. · On 7 10:00 A.M. The Home Bank. Racine. OH will offer for sale at public auction the follow· ing: REED IEFINISIIING New and Old · · ·PH. 992·51 2 5 • 222 N. 3rd Avo. montto~Crtolt Conw· 54 Misc. Public Sale & Auction Public l)lotice FOR SAU! SHERIFF'S CRUISER Punuont .. Section 307.12 O.R.C. 1M Moivo County Comm'u'o •• wil receive -loci bldo untl 12 noon on Wod.-oy, Sopll!"lbet: 26. 1986. In 1M of tho Motg. County Commloolonan looollld . in . 1M Courthouoo. Pomaov. Ohio, withbidl:tobe oponod at 2:00 PM and I'IIIICI oloud lor 1M oolo of 1M !Oiiowillg whlclo: ·1 1981 FORO LTD. 21 UHd mobtlt hOm••· Call Subjilal to wotor l n l - Public Notice Wanted To Buy ":~~;:~~====:;-r;::::;;;;:;~;::;;;;::::;;r;::========::;tl 114-,4&·0171. r · --------- 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Pu.b lic ' Notice The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 ~~ - ~~~s~~~====~==~~~r f' ~~~~ Business ervices o:~:~~~:ty The ·Daily Sentinel Public Notice Pomeroy MiddlepOrt, Ohio " ::.1 8/19/1 mo. pd. a•• ·' t �4 LAFF-A-0/>tY 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furnl1hed 2 bdr. troller. Wllhlr, 64 Mile. Merchandiae Grovely riding trKtor. 12 hp, mower attachment, f950.00. 7 MM fllernlngton rllla with ocopo. 367 SmHh and W0140n pll1ol, 32 outomadc 8tretta Dlttol, 304175· 1 578 or 875-7118. PRESCRIPTION dryer, CIOII to Holzera & town , T,.th & ORu<ss water paid. Call fo r informa ~ tlon. Coli 814-448-4063. 1 2x60 2 bdr .• unfurithed SLIGHT PAINT DAMAGE. Fleahin8 arrow tlgn U59.00. S1va '2141 Ugh· tad non·arrow,. •237. Non· lighted f1 89. Unbelievable quality! Local . Foctory:1 (800)423·0163. · an)1ime. -. . ref. &. dep . required in C huhlr1 . C11i 814-4484389 or 304-875-9760. 3 bltdroom trailer. Cal! after 5 :00pm . 814-992-3858. . · Two bedr oom ·mobile home fo r rent ·in Racine. Phone ·Huffy . exertyt1am 15,000, like naw. f81.00 . 304-17117442 after 5:00. 6t4-387-7148. 2 br furnished trailer.li miles ou1 Crab Creek Rd . *160. mp nlh. 304-675-1206. Mobil w home unfurniahed, Camp Conley arera. 304· 675-1371 or675-3812. 44 Apartment for Rent J A C K S 0 N E ST ATE s APARTMENTS (Equol Hou• l ng Opportunity! monthly rent ... rta at '1 89 for 1 bedroom and t204 for 2 bedroom, depotit t200, located near Spring Valley Pleu and Foodlend, pool and Cable TV aveilabla , office houra at poul.,.. 10 am to 4pmand7pmto9pm Monday-Friday. Call 814446·2745 or leave menage. Nicely furnithed mobile home, eft. apt., centrlll air and hut in city, adutta onty. Call614-448-0338 . Furniahed efficiency t180, utiltiet paid, aMre !Mit~. 607 2nd . Ave. ·Gallipolis, aduttl. Cill 448-4416 altar &PM . 2 bdr. apt., good locatMln. redecorated , &149 mo .• utU- itiet penly paid . Call 304676 - 5104 or 304-875 5388 . Fumithad efficiency $150 mo. utilitiet paid, 7 Neil Ave.. Gellipolit. Call 446· 44 16 after 8pm. Upltaiu 3 room• !t bath. Clean . no pa11. adultt, ret. required . ca·n 81 4 -448 · 1619 . Furniah•d. S176 mo . pay own utilities. c .. n 614-446 9244. I 1 bdr . apt. for rent . 8260 mo. t200 dep. Coil 814268· 8251 . (904-GHJI. EJC . Location, Z bdr. pertly furn .. utili1ie1 pd. Call 814448-1467 altar 5PM . 2 bdr. opt. t100 mo. 0100 dep . _req . Call 614·448· 1777. Riverside Apta. Middleport. Spacial ratet for Senior Citizens . $130. Equal Housing 1)pportunitlet . 814992· 7721 . 2 bedroom apartmentt. New Haven, wVa. Newly remodeled . In town. 814992-7481 . 1 bedroom apt. for rent . Nicely located. Contact Village Manor in Middleport. 814 - 992 - 77B7 . Equal Houting Opportunity. One or two bedroom apart· manti in Pomeroy . Furnished or unfurnithed. Rent negotiable. Call 614-9926723 . Unturnithed apartment for rant in Syracul8 . Call 61 4· 992-7689 ·olter 5 :00pm . Apartment• for rent. 1 with 4 rooms, 1 with 3 rooms. Sec urity deposit required. Call 614-992-5908. 46 Space for Rent N•gh~o oRd. t50mo. l~lo~•·----------------Call 814-448- 1340. 1978 Ford PU with 1983 COUNTRY MOSILE Homo model bad, t460. 1973 Pari<. Rou,. 33. North of Ford PU tBOO. Hondo 4&0 Pomeroy. l.artlo loll. Call 11roa1 bikt t100. Woodl 6 114· 992· 7479. ft. mower with 3 pt. hitch 1!. I'TO t900. Call 814-381River c.mp full h<><* up by 9888 tH 5PM. 814-448· night. w.ek or month . 114· 0169 altar &. 949-2528 . Woodworking toola. air Trililar tp.ICBI. tinefl child- comprellor, 6 •addles. Call ren accepted, Out Locul1 114-446-4700. Road , Rt . 1. back of K•K. Saara 12ft. Jen boat, 3"'h HP 304· 675·1078 . water cooled motor, oars, anchor. 3 cuohlono, U50. Me rcl1aml1 se Ctll614-246-5025, George W. Wells, Pteeunt Valley Rd . 51 Household Good• 12•3 11. pool. t46. Call 814 -367-0273. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofat and chalra priced from UB5. to t895. Toblao, $50 and up to 1125. Hide-abeda,t390 . end up to t550.. oolt bodo t145. Recliner•. e226. to *376., Lampo ffom t28. to t125. pc. dlnettet flom '109., to 435. 7 pc. t1 89 end up. Wood tllble with ... chair1 $288 IO t746. Dall< t110 up to 1226. Hutcha1, •650. Bunk bed complete with manrettel, t2715. 1nd up to t395. 8oby bad•. •110. Mettre11e1 or box 1pring1, full or twin, t83 .. firm, t73. end •B3. OuHn '""· t225. 4 dr. chol11, •49. 5 dr. chasta. tl9. Bed fremet, t20.ond t25 .. 10 gun- Gun cabinet•. $360. G•• or electric range• *376. Baby manreuu, *25 & *31, bed lr•m•• no. nil. • no. king freme e&o. Good telec· tion of bedroom suita1. rockan, metal cablneu , headboard• e38 &. up to t85 . Uted Furniture -· Me..l oHice detkt. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd. Open 9em to 6pm. Mon. thru Sat. 814-448-0322 GOOD USED APPLIANC~S We1hert, dryere, refrlgeratora, ranges. Skegg1 Appliencet, Upper River Rd . betide Stone Crett Motel. 614-446-7398 . County Appliance, Inc . Good und appliance• and TV 1811. Open SAM to 8PM . Mon thru Sat. 114-4481689, 827 3rd. Avo. Golll polit, OH. Valley Furniture, new &. used. Urge taction of quality furniture . 1218 Eattern Ave .. Galllpolia. For tela:window air condi.tloner. tiO .OO. More lnfor· mt11on coli 814·192·1017. Furnished 1 br apt. Mt. Vernon Ave, a -c. carpet, 2 utllitlet furnithed . Aduht. · 63 $186 . 304-875-2661 . 2 br apartment• " in Hendtr· oon. 304-876-1972. 46 Furnished Room• For . rent SIRplng Room• end liGht hou• kHplng roomo. Park Central Hottl. C•ll 614-448-0758. White gold and diamond nacklaco and ring ul. p1ld 8325. will Mil UOO.; '73 Dodge Monoco t200. t400.;304'74 100 Kowa10kl 675·7890. 1 54 Misc. Merchendiae !---------- MotNN; home lot. 1 2' x50 ' 01" Patriot Storag• Building•. amal'et, 17S ·w a•• paid, 4~ any aize. Di1play at French & Nail, Ga"i! olio Call 448- City MobHa Homoo in Gtlli· 4418- lPN . poli1, Oh. Call 614-4469340 or 614-441-8038. Mobile fW)ma jot 1 m. . out Free delivery or built on your Trade Canter. New furniture &. appll1ncat. ulet & Hrvlco. Kanauga, Oh. 8140ne bedroom , totalal.ctric, 1-4_4_8_._7_4_4_4_· - - - - - carpeted . Clote teehopplng. 22 cu.ft . refrigerator-fr. .zar Call 614-992 -2094. double door, bottom fr•zer. frott frH, excellent condi· APARTMENTS, mob ile lion. Coll814-448-8607. home•. houtat. Pt . Pleatant ond Gollipollo . 614 -448- G.E. wether 6 dryer eat 8221 . •260 . Kenmore washer U&. Whirlpool2 door relrig· Lauralend Apertmentt, New eretor 19&. Kenmore drv•r Haven . Equal Houtlng Op- 1715, Kenmore gaa dryer portunity. H11 vacancy. For till. G.E. gao dryar f1 21. mora information call 304- Skaggo Appllancol. Upper 8B2 -3716 . Rivar ·Rd. Call 814· 4487398. Furnithed ·one bedroom apt, adultl only, no petl, call Rafrigeretor 6 ltove. Call after 5 ,oo 304-875- 3788. 614-387-0409. Ple~tant . DP body; tone 300, exerci- •11s. 3o4-77Hoo7. ~======::::===r;~;;;==;:;;::::~~~ Apartment for rent on rtver. Very nice. Fumiahad. 1 "'droom . 814-949-2 626 · 2 apta. in _F'oint 304-876-7112 . .'" "ThiS is recommended by 4 wn 0 U t 0 f 5 doctors Who O ShareS i.it the drug COmpany." 740% 2nd. Ave ., 3 bdr.. SWAIN t190 mo. 513 3rd . Ave .. 1 AUCTION • FURNITURE bdr .. •136 . Oepotit re· .62 Oliva St., Gallipolie. New quirod. Cell 814-448·4222 & ueed wood-coalatoves, 6 between 9 & 5. pc wood LA tuite t399, bunk bedt *199, antron 2 bdr. AC apt .. large room•. reclinan new • uted near Pine Hut, water paid, bedroom •99, IUitat. renget, 4250 mo .. immediate occu- wringer weehert, & ahoes. pocny. Call614-448 -7025. New livlngroom tultet f199 -t599. Iampo. oloo 2 bdr. apt, 11 Court St., buying COli Ia WOod ltOvet. 8325 mo., ref. &: dep. Call Coli 814-448-3159. 814-448-4926 . Just Available. Unfurn'ed . 1 8R. utilitiet ptid, •260/ mo. Coli 814-448-9244 9-6 . Murrey Aiding Mowar; 11 hp, Briggt and Stratton engine. 304-875 ~ 1 847 or 175-8774. Antique• Otk 1tbla • chair~ . Moho· gany drop leol 1tble with 4 ohtlr~. Old dra-r with oquoro ntlll . 814-1412801 . I::::::::::::::::::::: 64 Miac. Merch1ndiaa Furoiahed room. range, rl• Firewood-cutup alaba, 1 lrlg . f128, ohort both, oln- truck lood 2-•tao. glt mala. 911 2nd. Afit .. Pickup lood, you haul •15. Gtllipoll•. Call 448-4411 HEAP tecaptad. Call 114248· 5804. of1or IPM. noo. Surplut • Army • D,nim • Rental Clothing. Sam Son'lerville't. Eett Aevent· wood, normally open Frl, Sat, Sun. 1:00 ·7:00p.m. (Ciooad Sat Sap 7 , Sun Sop B) Children'• Camouflage. 675·3334. 1·::::::::::::::::::: I· 66 Building Supplies Building Material• Block, brick, "war pipet, wlndow1. lintels , etc . CleUde Wintert, Rio Grande. 0 . Coil 814-246·5121 . 1----------Utili1y bldg . tpecial: 30'x40'x9' with track door & 1 orv. door, t5256 erected. Iron Horae Bulldere, 614-332-9746 collect. I-B-U-IL_D_E_R_S_ _ _ _ __ C I 010 0 u t •.1 . 5 u r p 1u 1 . Salvege. Roof trutt (up to 20'· •15.001(20'to30'- t20.001 (30' to 40'-$25.001. AI'•manum · ..'d'1ng 8' woo d grain en twin 4' with loam Compact &. tpreeding Yew• 19.99/each. Shruded bark bock $39 .95 oq. mulch t20/PU load. 1 mi . Merble venhy's tope. SeNorth of Silver Bridge. Cell condt ell tlzea choice no.oo •• · 614·448-4530 . Prahung 6 or 8 panel tteel White 111wlng "'•chine pilint insulated exterior doort damaged, reg, price '279, t89.96 ... -now *96. Necchl reg . price Prehung . 9 ft. tMrmel glata '499, now f198 . Nawwith 11eel door'l croiabuck or · 26 year warranty. Call col- p1nel et 39.96. 1 pc. fibergla11 tub end lac! 814-386-802&. shower white and color 1973 Dodga van, 2 baby t1 99.00 to t229.95. calva;a, Homalite chainsaw. 17'x19' white gold vanity with top •29.95, marble top Call614-266-1658. &: vanity e39.96 . 3 or 6 pc. tub wall kit1, white King wood • · coal burner, or color t39.91 to t89.95. oxc. cond., UOO. Call614· Emboated 2'x4' ceiling tile 388·9817. aome fire rated 81 .89 ee . Uke new Spitfire croll bow Sutpanded ceiling grids (12' alto wt\ltMall compound moln ,.. t2.601 4' ' " 80 centtl (2.' tee~ centt) 110' baw. Calll14-387-0441 . well angla t1. 991 . Davit 300 trencher. Call Colon•l clear white pine 614-446-7841 batwHn· 8- caaing. Window and door trim 32 cent ft. SPM. Veneered interier white ·pine Colt .46 auto. with alx. door Jamb't t8 .99 pr. eKtrea cUpe. Excellent t400 3'x15' foil face fibergle11 firm . Call 614-448-0849 intulatlon 8.8. 12 aq .ft., •15.95 roll. olter &PM. lnColor longated comodea' t 16 HP Lawn Tractor w-42' oiphon jat t89.91. cut mower 1980 model. 4'x10 ' P.U.C . sewer and excellent condition, 1960. drain pipe with bell (1 pc. f3 .49 ao.l (100 pc·tl.OO Cell614-256-1959. •.., 4x8 wood an maaonite paneling woodgrain end print•. t5.99 to t1 2 .99. Valve• to $24.96. PENN'S WAREHOUSE, Swimming pool for uie 24 Welltton. Ohio, houra 8-6. 11. round. Coil 814-446- Ctll814·384·3645. 3163. Block, briciJ,, mortar and Slight point damage. Flalh- maaonry auppliet. Mountain ing arrow tlgn e2&9. Save Stata Block. Rt. 33, New Haven. W. V1. 304·882· t2641 Ugh1td non-arrow, 2222. . U37. Nonlightod 1189 . Unballavobla qualltyl LDcal. Foclory: 1(8001423-0163. 66 Pets for Sale enytime. Oil furnance w · or w -o tank. Coal ttove never uted •300 naw will ll~e U50. Call 814-288-19&9. Orgen:B oetavea, 9 inltrument aound kevt. 190. HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding ell breeda. Heated Aefrigerat~r-freezer ca · blnat. no. RV air condl· indoor· outdoor facilitle1 . tioner. New . 1600. AV AKC Doberman puppies: generator. New . 11,200. Stud SoNico. Call81 4-446RV battery. New . •&o. v. HP 77911. bench grlndar. t&O . Call 8riarpatch Kennell All 614·843·1147. breed . grooming. Indoor· Tanning booth fo' ule. outdoo'r boarding facilitiaa . Priced to MM. Coll304-882- Engfiah Cocker Spaniel. 3B8 -9790. 2683. Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Hlmetayen, Peraien by 9, irl. block•. t85. a cord, and Siamete klttant. AKC delivered. Slab• picked up It Chow pupplo1. Coil 446tha mill, 115. t bundle. 3844 after 7PM . Approx. 1Vt ton per bundle. Fem•.. Chihuahua Ia guinea Call 614-742- 2473. plg1. Call 014-446-4700. 116 country end wettern albumt. like · new. All for Welt Highland white territ180. Call 814-992-7713. ers. AKC puppi11, male t100. WHI<I Wntla KenFirewood t20.00 pickup na!. Cail 014-367·0124. · load. •30.00 dtllvarod. Call 304-875-8782 or 876- AKC Doberman pupplet, f1 211. Ba1gla teO. Black & 2991. tan Walker croll coon dog. TONY' S GUN REPAIRS. $25. Call 614-448· 7795. hot dip roblutlng, olll'fpel of gunemith wark, t.at ...-vice, AKC raglotarod Mlnltture Schneuzer. 8 weaka old. 304-675-4831 . 114-992·5295. Fuller Bruah Producu , bruahea, mope. brooftla , Regltta;ed Minleture dHnlng products and many Schnaurer pupplet . 5 more Items 10 chooee from . month• old. Cocker Spaniel . Dotloro wtn1td. 304·675· Alto Siamete femele cat. Callll14·992· 21107. 1090. Firewood. SeetoMd tleb•. •eo. • cord. delivered. 7 in. 67 KIT 'N' CARLYLe ®by urry Muaical lnatruments . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Pege- 11 a. 1970, 22 ft . Winnebago. Very good condition . Call 814-949-2234 . 1980 2811. Algo travel tr8iler. Like new with eir. New 1111. cere~free ewning. New RV antenna. C1ll 814· 742-2738. Lowrey Genie organ. bickground mulic ~ays by ltHif, oxc. cond. 304-876-7659. 00 Bundy Alto Saxephone UOO.OO. 8 ftt1 Wood Clo· rinot, good cond. 304-676- 0 •• 8~90 . S. s.rx.mbei e. 1986 79 Motor• Home• Campers Bundy Alto saxephone t3&0. Artley clarinat t1 50. 8oth u . cond . Call 114· 448-4811 after 6 PM . 68 Friday, Friday. September· 6, 1986 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio 1 0 The Daily Sentinel Page Fruit V egetable• For Nte:tnve' trailer. 8x3&. *l. &OP. 614-949-2526 . For r8nt:B~36 trailer by night or w.ekend or by week on rlvar. 814-849-2828. · PERSONAL.LV, MARl .... . ~·p RAT~ER Ill! ON V~cAnON~ ;73, 31 11. Air 91rNm. new tiret, carpet, aterao IYit!(lim, TV bootter, phone Jack; •11,800.oo. 304 -878 &42& . Red raapberrlet Teylor't a•ry Potch, 814· 448-8892 or 814-246-5064. No Sunday Cello . Ser VICCS Melrose, Jonathln, Mclntolh & Rembo apple1. Ho- but-l2==========:;======~~=~ ter. ney,Dunrovin 10rghumFruit 1!. apple Farm, St. Rt. 681, S . of Albany. 11AM-8 :30PM, coli 614·· 898-6298. 'h: runner green bean• pick your own 30 cents a ppound or t7.00 bushel. Call 614446-4689. Potatoe1 for tale. Call 614247-4681 . 1 000 lba. potatoet for Ale. $7.001 buthel. Riding lawn mower end garden tractor. GMC 66 pickup truck. Cell 614-667: 6515 after 4:00 p.m. Canning peaches now avail· able, open 7 days weak, cell for price• 11 supply it limited, 304· 773-6721. Bob't Market, Mason, W. Va. · Hetf runnen, logan Giants. pumpkins. Laniert at Beech Hill, 304-675-1247 . FFA student hat Kennebec potatoe1. $10.00 hundred . Scott Hoover, 304-882 2050 of1or 5 PM . 69 For Sale or Trade 1978 Rabbit . Good running condition. 304 - 675 ~ 4359 . Farm Supplies & 61 Livestock Farm Equipment CROSS 1!. SONS U.S . 36 Wett, Jackton. Ohio. 614-2B8·8451 . Ma11ey Ferguton, New Holland. Bu1h Hog Sale• & Service. Ovar 40 used tractore to choose from & complete line of new & u11d equipment. Urgeat telection in S.E . Ohio . New Idea No . 10 corn picker, Oliver No. 6 corn picker, ·woods cornpicker. Cultlpackert, Oliver whaathrid on rubber. Gravity bed wagonm 40 ft . grain auger. grain elavaton. belly mower for Ford or Fargu1on tractor. Hay balers. fertilize spread· ers, manure tpreadert. PTO driven. Siegler fuel oil heater a. tank. Other field ready equipment. Howe' s Farm Machinery, Rt. 124 &. Mayhew Ad . Jackton , Ohio . Call 614-28 6 -59.44. 1-onw row John Deere corn picker . Durock boar hog•. lor~alo . Coll814-379-2145 or 614-379-2370 . John (W16oon Deere tractor with plows. Will Consider trade. Mattay -Ferguson Tractor and 9 ft . Ma11ey ·ferguson heybind, farm wagon. hay roko. Coli 514-949-2234. Cub Cadet lawn and garden tractor with belly mower. Excellent condition . $950 . Coli 614-992-7401 . John Deere Model B farm tractor, overhauled engine. 11111 needt soma work, t750.00. 304-273-5166 or 304-273-6480 ook lor Linn. 63 Uvestock 71 Autos for Sale_, 72 Trucks for Sale 197B E;hryoler Now Yorker 1974 Chevy Suburban, 9 Broughman, 2 door. Black· paasenger, 4&4 engine. full •Uver Interior. high mileage. power, •1.600orb .. toftar. good cond. loaded. Call· _c_al_l_l_14_·_2_4_5·_9_1_5_7_ . __ 1 814-448· 7404. 1978 Chevy 'l:o ton. Vary 1980 Toyota Corolla, SR-6. nice condition. t1800 . Call 2 dr .. AC. om-lm ca•-••· 614·949·2801 . tun roof. 6 spd, delayed wipen, elec . reer·defroeter, 1985 Chevy pickup truck rear wiper, alum . meg . only 900 mi111. PS, PB, V.8, wheels, white letter tiret, •uto .. ti,OOO. 814·949new paint~white) , new front 2660. brok01, V.G .C. Call B14· 446-7414. 74 Chavy Flaatllda V8 truck with Kontiki, truck camper, refrigerater, gat 1nd electric 1978 Chevy 4•4 "' ton. · , and lurn•ca. t2.&00. Call 1977 Orand Ptht good cond. 814-949-2975 or614-992Call botwaan 5PM & \i!PM. 2678 . . 614-446-4745. 1983 Ford Ranger, only 1979 Toyota Corolla deluKe, 15,000 milao. E•c. Cond. &Kcellent cond., good gat 304-678-8889 altar 6 p.m. mileage, 6 tpd ., •2.200 negot. 1972 Dattun PU, '82 Chevrolet pickup, 4 good cond.. good gat mi- wheel drlvo, 304-576looge, 4 opd, $600. Call 2164. 614 -446-6262 or614-448· 7404. '78 Chevy pickup $3,700.00 . 304-675· 198,4 Volkowogon GT2, 2494. $6,776. exc; . con d. Cell after 5 , 614-448-46BO. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 1979 Firebird axe. cond ., V-6, good gat mileage. 5 1981 Chevy Van. convercreger~. PS. PB . auto. AM · fM COli., f4, 100. Call sion kit, low milat. Call after 3 :30 614-446-2818 or 614-446-4717 . 614-446-0922. 79 Chryalar Cordoba AC, F'B, PS, new tiret. e~~tcellant . 1980 Chevy window van, cond ., under 40,000 milet. 360, auto with overdrive, Coli 814-446-0271 of1or loaded with many extras. low mileage. Cal 614-3796PM . 2341. 1 973 VW Super Beetle ex. 1976 CheVy van. axe . cond. cond , Coli 614-448· 3028. Coll614-448-8201 or 8141978 red & white Bronco 4 448-8113. wheel drive. PS. PB. auto trent, gO:od cond . Call 61480 Ford van . Good condi · 245-5818 . lion. 3A ton·. Good to pull For sale or trade 1979 trailer or boat. 614-949Thunderbird, loti of extras, 2628. no rust. good car. Call 1978 Jeep Cherokee four 614-388-9080. wheel drive. Want to sell or 1974 Chevy Suburban. 9 trade for Plymouth Horizon . panenger, 454 engine, "full Call 814 -9B5-4227. power, e1,600 or best offer. Must sell '79 Ford Super Call814- 245-9157. Van, lull cu1tomized. will 1978 Corvette exc. cond . contider trade. t6,996.00. 304-882-3796. Caii614-446-022B . 1969 Plymouth . Satellite 34.000 actual milas, new tLret, carburetor. $800. Call oflor 8PM. 814-3B8-9043 . 75 &ronco t3.600. 81 Cutl81s 84,600. Cruite am-fm radio, tport wheelt and mirrort. 304-675-6336. B1 Improvements Home - - -- - - - - - -BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local reference• turnialwld. Free 11timetet. Collcollocl 1-614-2370488. day or night. Rogor1 Banment Waterproofing. Wanted to do roofing, aiding, guttering' or home improvtmtnti.(122GHJI . Call 614·251·62t . D.and M. Contractors. Vinyl tiding. repl1cement win ~ dow1, Insulating, roOfing. new and remodeling, con· •••, • . Call304-773-5131 . J .and L. lnatellation. Roof· ing, vinyl aiding, ttorm doors end wlndowa. Free ettiw mateo. Call 614-992-2772 . RON"S Talevition Service. HouM calla on RCA, Quazar, GE . Specialing in Zenith . Coll304-676-2398 or 614446-2454. F4nty Tree Trimming, ttump removal . Call 304 - 6761331 . RINGLES'S SERVICE , experienced carpenter, alectri· clan, muon. painler, roofIng (including hot tar application) 304-676-2088 or 875-7368. Sterlcs Tree and Lawn Service. atump removal, 3041178-2010 . Genertl Home Rap1ir. Catpantry. Painting, Remodeling, Wallpaper, Electrical. Reference•. 304-671 4004. Buildlnp and remodeling. roofing, ma•onery, electrical, framing. flooring, dt'f· wall, bathroom•. kitchen•. doort &. window lnalellatlon. Call 304-675-2440. I 82 Plumbing CARTER'S PLUMSING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolia, Ohio Phone 614-448-3888 or 814-446 -4477 74 Motorcycles 1980 Cutle81 Supreme, ac. pb, ps, tilt wheel, new tiret, cruloe, 83300. 304-6761869 after 3 p.m. 1983 Yamaha Horltoga Spociel 650 . Coli 614-4487064 aft.e r 7pm . · Excavating 83 ------~-- 19B3 Hondo CB 1 100, 1 ,084 mi. Mutt nil. Call 614-446-0848. Good-1 EKceveting, bau· menta. lootere. drivewaye, taptic tanke. landacaping . Coil anytime 614 - 446 · 4637, Jemet L. Daviaon, Jr. owner. 1981 Citiation. 164 Park Dr .. 304 -676-8949. 1976 Dattun Coronet, 2 door, 318 engine. runs good, exc. gas mileage , 81,200 .00 . Phone ·304876·4203. 1979 Oldo Cutla11 Brougham, 304-8B2-2896. 1981 Honda XL500S very good cond . Coil 814-2561260 of1ar &PM .. 1983 Yamaha 250 Rood bike. Good condition . 1100 actual mil11. 1460. firm . Ca11614-992-2282. 1979 CR2&0 Hondo. Excellent condition . •soo. Call 814-992-7401 . 1981 Honda C.B. 850 Cuitom. Windthiald, b1ckre1t. loti of chroma. Sharp! Cell 814-992-2680 altar 4 :30 P .M. waakday1. Dozer Work lend clearing, lend•caplng. etc. Free ettlmol.._ Call 614-446-8.0 38 or 614-992-7119 anytime. J . A.R. Conslruction Co., Rutland, Oh . 614- 742 2903. 811ement1. Footert. Concrete wotk, Backhoe's, Dozer & Oitcher, Dump trucks, 8e water-gu-aewerelectrical llnet. 85 General Hauling 1982 44D LTO Kowaukl . 1977 Pontiac Sun bird. ra- . Low mileage. New condi· cently overhauled engine, tion: aaoo. Call 814-985needt tome work. make 4227. l.adiea or child't gantle offer, 304· 675-1672. riding harte. Part Morgan 1- - - - - - - - - - 1980 Kawuokl LTD 750 (mara). 814-843-5416 . 1982 Camero Z28, Indiana ~ Twin. Good condition. Call polio 500 Sorlo1, 40,000 614-992-7892 . milet, axe cond, $8,600.00 64 Hay & Grain firm . 304 -882 -3253 or 1978, 660 Kawaukl, 304· 8B2-25B8 . 675-1584 . Ken'• Water Service. Walla, cisternt, poolt filled . Phone 614-387·0623 or814-3677741 night or day. Eor corn t2.35 buohal. Aloo llraw available. Butler Hereford Farm. ~t. 7. 8 milet bllow Gallipolt. Cell 8142511· 8618 . WaUgh's Water Service. Wells, citlerns. poole. Fast, reliable service. Call 614· 268-1240 or 814· 258 1130. Raatonabla rat•!· 1--,.,.--------- 198"1 Plymouth Hori10n. TC 3 low mllooga, 4 op..d, toma extret 12,600. 304· Alfalfa h1y, puro and ml•ed .675 -3137 or 898-38B6 . t2.25 to $2.76 'bale. Call 814· 266-1959. 1980 Dodge Colt RS, 1600 ac, 4 sp, alum. wheels, Eagle Hay for ule. Second cutting STa. tun roof, not pleinl h•v out of the field . Cell $2995.00 304-- 876-6308 . 111:4· 149-2682. 1983· Dodge 800 ES, 4 dr, Shalled cor~. 304· 676 · 2 .2l, 6 tpd, tllver every 2588. available option. *7995. 304-871-5308. Almond color electric ttove. Fllh Tank and Pet Shop, et 00. Fronltlln WGC>dbumar 2413 Jackaon Avenue. otove, 1125, 10.000 BTU Point PloaMnt, 304-875· tlr conditioner, $75. 304- 2083. Fllh, blrdo and moro. 878-118&1. 4-month-old poodla pupFall Hunt Clinic, Sunday, Pill. M111t Mil, 304· 671· 8tpt. 1 &th. 12:00 til 7:00, &381 . Npreeentltivea from ... r. 71 Autos for Sale J•nnlnga .Archery, PIE 11'1 yaar old malo Poodle, 1--- - - - - - Archery, US R-1 Armo, 304-871·2110. Teaco Thompaon Center, Bleclc Powder Guno, Win- AKC rogil1arad Maltloa pup- TtiP CASH paid lor '80 model and newer used cart. ch•-· Ptnnowood, Ktl· pill 8 watlto old. $260.00 Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 firm, 304-878-11389, hod pjn, Cha~a1 Btlloy, Fred Eattern Ave., Gallipolia . Call i•ar bow hunt tlfma, flrlt lhOII. 814-448-2282 . Archery novelty ohoot, door prl1ao ovary 111 mlnutn. Trl flltbbltt. French Lop, Call· County I porto Shop, Pt. Ph. lomlo~. Call altar II PM, 1972 Buick Electro 226 . 304-488-1 821. Call 814-246-5804. 304-875-29118. 1--------- - • 72 Trucks for Sale '73 Harley Davld11on Spprtatar. 304-676-2494. '74 H.O. Sporttter, extrl chromo, 304-876-8233. Jeme1 Boya Water Service. Aloo pool• filled . Call 614258-1141 or 614-446 1176 or 814-448·7911 . Honda CL70, runt good. .,5. baloro 5 :00 call 876' 2385 altar 5 :00 304-6751732. Waugh's Water Service . Walla, citterns, poole. Fatt , reliable tervice. · Call 614- · 256 -1240 or 814-266 1 130. Reasonable ratet. 76 Haul . limestone, sand. gravel,dirt. bulk or bag fertilizer and lime. Excelsior Salt Works Inc . 838 E. Main St., Pomeroy. 814-992-3891 . Boats and Motora for Sale Low Baa• bolt end t,..ller $1,899 . 00 . Trl County Spor1 Shop, 304 -876 29B8 , 1977 Dotoun PU with cop top, •&50. Call 814· 24&68BB. 76 1- - - - - - - - - Auto Parta llo Acceasorles 1974 Chavy truck 10ft. 1111 bed, V-8. auto trans. 89.000 mi. Call 1114-446-7992 oftor 4:00PM . Good Chevrolet email block, t250. Ctll114-448-7514. 1876 GMC 3&0auto. trono .. PS. PB. hoovy hall ton, noo. Call 814-266-9392 or 379· 2798. Evening Television Listings ___. . . ; . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -......- - - - - - - - - - - - - , . . - - - - FRIDAY 9/6,185 EVENING 7:00 4 yr. old Appaloou gelding . C1ll 614·258-9364. ' 72 VW e1 .200.00. 304676 -2169. ~• & Heating JIM'S PLUMBING 1!. HEAT-· lNG . Rt. 1, lo• 365. Gollipolio. Coll614-387-0578 . 1977 btk Pontiac T· A, auto, air. cruise. PS, AM -FM 8 track. $3.000.00 . 304-6756883. ~ ... ~.oth.-tt foul pipe you let your· out of your mouth I selfqetso fat you wouldn't be in this fix! Rotary or cable tool drilling. Molt well• completed same dey. Pump Ales and Hrvi~ COl. 304·896·3802. 1970 Ford 4 dr.. 302 engine . Call814-869-7722. 1977 Camero 360, 4 tpeed. red with white interior, blk carpet, AM-FM tape player. Cregar whaalt, mint cond, garagroJ kept. 20.000 milet. 304-B82-2927 . .. 87 I,Jpholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sac . Ava .. Golllpolio. 614-446-7833 or 814-4481833. R &: M Furniture Manufacturing, St. Rt. 7, Crown Complata 111 ol81ug Dodgo City, Oh . Call 114-288l a n e y - ftOO.OO. Call 14?0, coli E-.. 614-448304· 273-111& or 273· 3438 . Old 1!. naw 8480 all< lor Unn . • Uphostered . . . 8 C2) PM Mogozlna (]) Courtoh)p/Eddla'o Father ({) Sportscenter (]) Mary Tyler Moore Cll Enttrlllnmant Tonight Cil W~HI of Fortuna CJ Cl) Wheel of Fortuna (]) second City TV ®News ff]) MacNeil/Lehrer Newthour CIJ CI2l New Name That Tune llll Star Trtk 7:30 II C2) Tic Tac Dough (]) Plusa Don't Eat Oeiaies @ NFL Yearbook: 1984 Miami DolphinS·(A Team Above All). CD World of Audubon Cll 13 (J) Family Feud CD Motown Revue Starring Smokey Robinson Part 5 of 5 . Various musical guests perform on this music al variety show. (60 min .) CJ) Nightly Buaineae Report (!II Wheel of Fortune II) ()J Entertainment Tonla"t 8;00 B aJ Knight Rid8r Michaet and KITT battle a powerful truck operator trying to force independent owners out of businets. (A) {60 min.) (2) Laule @ NFL Yearbook: 1984 San Francisco 49ers· (Movers, Shakers & Ae· cordbreakers) Cll lll (12) Webotar (CCI A fight between Webster and · ·, his bet1 friend ends their backyard camping trip, (R) · Cil ® Billy Graham CruMdl Cl CIJ Suga Bunny'a World of TV Bugs Bunny and friends take en animated look at the world of television. (R) CIJ MacNeil/Lehrer News hoUr (I]) Washington Week/ Review Paul Duke is joi.ned by top Weshingt~n journalis1t in analyz~ng th* week's news. • MOVIE: 'Pillow Talk'. (H80) MOVIE: 'Ravenga of tha Nlnla' (MAX] MOVIE: 'Mather wore Tlghte' 8:30 CJ) Lone Ranger (!)Super Bowl XIX: Miami vs. San FranciJco. ()) Major League B•••ball: . Atlanta at St. Louie (J) . . 1i21 ABC Saturday Sn. . k P"k Tony Danza and Mery Lou Aetton holt this look at thei new fall season Saturday morn ing lineup. IMA~I CV Jeopardy Ill Cl) No Plac• Lik• Home Two couples with diverse lifestyles share a house with a 30-year mortgage. Gil Wall Street Week Louis Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with a weakly review of economic and investment matters. 9:00 II C2) Cil Motown Revua Starring Smokey Roblnaon Part 5 of 5 . Various musical guests perform on this musical "ariety thow. (60 min.) ill 700 Club (I) Compaq Sportl Special; 1985 NFI Footbll Season. (I) Benson (CC) Benson and Gov. Gatling are called to the White House after Benson's remarks concerning the President's budget. (A) . liJ (J) ® M'OVIE: 'Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammar in Margin for Murder' Cl) Waahington Week/ Review Paul Duke is joined by top Washington journalists in analyzing the week's news . (ll) The Sheketpeare Playa: The Comedy of Errore Dame Wendy Hiller and Roger 081tre~ star in this production of Shekel· peare's comedy of mis· taken identities. (A) (2 hra.) lllli2i Billy Graham 9 :30 (J) Off the Reck (CCI Kale's son Timothy tries to bribe one of his teachers . (AI (JJ Wall StrMt Week Louis Au keyser analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of economic and investment matters. (HBOl MOVIE: ' HardbOdles' (CCI Yci:oo ii- C2:l Cil Miami Vice TUbbs helps an old flame locate her missing sister, who is now a high-priced coli girl. (RI (60 min.j 00 PKA full Contact Karate: U.S. Light Middleweight Championthip Fight Coverage of this karate ev· ent is presented from Toledo, OH . (SIO min.j (J) Ill li2l Llfa'l l\lloat Emberraaalng Mom•nta #5 (CCI Stove Allen hooto thit collection of outtake•. featuring Burt Reynolds. Don Rickles, Penny Merthan and Cindy Williams. (A) (60 mln .l (I) Sting: FBI Undarcover Operatlona FBI undercover 'sting' operation• and the civil liberties of the '1tlng' victimt are examined in thit roundtable dlscustion moderat•d by Stanford law School's John Kaplan . {60 min.) fJ) Odd Couple MOVIE: 'Swamp Thing' 10:30 (])Jack Benny Show lllliNN News 11 :00 . . C2) (J) 13 (J) ®Ill li2l Nawa (}) Man From Uncle CIJ Movie (fi) Newawatch llll Bonny Hill Show [HBOJ 1tt and Tan: To Oav-ton 11:15 ([) Hogan' I Heroea 11:30 GCIJCV Tonight Show Tonight's guest is comedian Steven Wright. (60 min.) @ Spon•centar (I) WKAP In Cincinnati 13 (J) U.S. O~n Highlighto Highlights of· tournament play are featured from Flushing Meadow-Corona Perk, NY. ®Taxi (I]) Sneak Previ•ws II) li2l ABC Naw1 Nlghtllne fit Honeymooners (HBO] MOVIE: 'Woman In Red' (CCI [MAX] Eros International Sexual Style 11:46 (]) Night Tracks 12:00 CU Bell of Groucho @ Aultrelien Rules Football Cll 8tnny Hill Show 13 (J) MOVIE: 'Tha Fury' ® MOVIE: 'Look Whal'a Hep.,.ned to ' Roaemary'a Baby' (fil Star Huttler/Sign Off lllli2i Eya on Hollywood f.l) MOVIE: 'Doctor Detroit' · (MAXI MOVIE: 'Hollywood . Hot Tuba' . 12:30 II C2) CV Friday Night Vldaoo (]) Bill Coaby Show Cll ABC Nowo Nlghtllno CIJ Star Huttl•r/Sign Off II) li2l Nawo 1:00 (]) Wendy and Ma ()) Sler S.arch lllii21 CNN Haadllna Nawa [HBO) MOVIE: ' Famo' 1:15 (]]l MOVIE: 'Delualon' 1:30 (]) Love Thot Bob cv SATURDAY 917/86 II C2) Cil Olfl'ront Strokes fCC) Arnold and Willis decide on a special birthday e.!esent for Drummond. (R) (JJ MOVIE: 'The Champion' C1J College Football: Oklahoma State at Washi_!!9ton ([) lllii21 T.J. Hooker (CCI Hooker's reunion with his chi ldren is marred by a racetrack heist. which leaves a young officer dead. (FI) (60 min .) 0 ()) CIG AirWolf H ewk~ and Santini find them. selves in the middle of a copper-min ing complex threatened by an erupting volcano. (A) (60 min .) (]]) Auttin. City Llmita fl) MOVIE: 'The Compleat Beetles' (HBOI MOVIE : ' Teoohor~' !CCI . iMAXI MOVIE' 'Tho Compatition' B:30 U (]) cD Our Time Karen Valentine hosts this variety show aimed at the Baby Boom generation. CIJ Sneak Previews 9 :00 D Cl) CIJ Glmme a Break Nell 's trip to Alabama for her sister's wedding leads to a confrontation wi1h her cantankerous mother. (R) (60 min .) (J) IIJ!i21 love Boat (CC) On a cruise to Stockholm. Gopher romances a soci alite, a woman believes a man is to have a se.11 1'lf}l}~ ID1t change opeanion and a sci8ntist uses Isaac to execute a robbery. (RI (2 hrs.l Ill (J) ® MOVIE: 'Oark Night of th• Scarecrow' (]) Myataryl (CCI 'Aailly: Ace of Spiet-Shutdown .' "Reillr and Dzerzhinskv plf'y a psychological ca1-and· j!l THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henri Arno ld and ~ob Lee Unscramble these four Jumbles. one le1ter ro each square, to form -1our ordinary words. rJ 1 rn ~C'IM~tJ ltr THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Enthuse I Break into, 3 Other things (Lat.) as a safe 6 Picnic with 6 Till now &eafood 11 Gcnnan 5 Purvie w c ity 12 Unassisted 8 \lnt·hangt>d 7 ~Good Earth" 13 French resort l.f. 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Cll Dr. Who AY A C RX C I Y Q A TVODWBI' (fill WhHI of Fortune ()]) Newton'• Apple Answer: Ill (12) Solid Gold E G YZVU WU T W X K Y .J ll T , . .I A Y (A.nsw.rs tomorrow) • Hltbreaker '8& C2) Small Cool 7:30 Yeatetdllv'sl Jumbles: PIKER FRAUD SOLACE NOTIFY I W W K A W 0 A C V K V K M . - S T C li n W I) Operetora Answer: The but way 10 •ttch caloflet, if you want lo lote weight - F~OM A DISTANCE @ CFA Coli- Football ICQUWRCVGW The geme hat UCLA going 1 Yeet.erda)t•• CrJPtoqaote: IF WE SPF.N I) tll iR LIVES ~ agalnlt BYU . IN LOVING, WE HAVE NO LEiSllllt; TO COMPLAIN,< >1< (!QI Jeopardy , TO FEEL UN!bO.PPINESS . - .lOSE PH .loUnt:IIT ilD Folkwaya rROWEDI J KJ Kj · rEWPENI _ J KXJ t I X )( I 1 I I X X I ) e �• Page 1 2 The Daily Sentinel O'Brien concludes 37 court cases · Judge Patrick O'Brien concluded 37 cases this week in M<'igs County Court. . Fined by Judge O'Brien for DWI · were Brmda Lemasl<'r, Pomeroy, $250andcosts,lhreedaysinjalland 60day llcensesuspenslon; costs only for no muffler; Carl Klaiber, Long .BottOm, S250and.costs,lhreedaysin jall, 60day Hcensesuspenston; costs onlY for left of center; Ronald Grady, .Columbus,$3)0andcosts, IO days In ]all, 120 day license suspension; costs only for left of C<'nter; Barney Hiles, Racine, $250 and costs, three days in )all, 60 day Ucensesuspenslon,costsoolyforleft of center; Eddie Russell, Jr.. Reedsvllle. $350 and costs, three months in ]all with all but 40days suspended. six month license suspension, for each of two DWI charges; Ray Barber, Jr., Reeds· · vme. sz;o and costs, three days in jall, 60 day license suspension; Larry Grimm, Sr., Mason, W.Va.. $250 and costs; three days in jail or residential driving school, 60 day license suspension; Donald Stone, Middleport, $250 and costs, three days in jail and 60 day license susperuiion, costs only for no exhaust. AlsoKaren Hatfield, Racine, S250 and costs, three days in )all, 60day' license suspension; costs only for . !allure to control; license. regtstratlonand.platessuspendedfor90days tor no insurance; Charles Whittington, Pomeroy, sz;o and costs, three days ln jail, 60 day license . • I . Meigs County happenings 1· E.H. .... Emergency squads Divorce granted answer six calls Unda G. Smith and Ronald E. suspension; $50 and costs, :lldays In Meigs County Emergency Medijan, no operator's license. cal Service reports six calls ThursAlso lined were Bruce Conde, day; Rutland at 7:17a.m. to Depot Pomeroy, $10 and costs, left of for John Sisson to Veterans Street center; John P. Swain, Ga!Dpolls, Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at $25 and costs. permit violation; 2:47p.m. to the comer c1 John and Brenda Stanley, Albany, $10 and 7th Streets for Cindy Neutzling to costs, left of l'!'nter; Dale Little, · Holzer Medical Cellter; Pomeroy at Pomeroy, sz; and costs, fllure to . 2:57p.m.to286Mu!!JerryAvenu<'for display valid highway user's tax sticker; Monty Prptfltt, Portland, Otho Murray to Vet£>rans Memorial and costS, no motorcycle Hospital; Pomeroy at 4:40 p.m.' to 35al2 Rock Springs Road for Homer endorsement. Fined for spl'edtng were Richard Radford to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine Fire Department Hickman, Massllon, S21 and costs; was called at 5:51 p.m. to an Brian wuns, Pomeroy, $21 and electrical fire on Vlne Street; costs; Patricia Marcum, SciotoTuppers Plains at 7:55p.m. transvme. S:ai and costs; Glenn Kahl<'. Fortney from Cole's ported Vlrgbiia Columbus, S21 and costs; David Sohlo on Route 7 to Camden-Clark Gitford,Jr. , Ridgevi11e,S.C .. S22and Memorial Hospital. costs; Robert Behymen, Batavia, $21 and costs; Jerry Bibbee, ' Coolville. S21 and costs; J. William Marriage licenses have been Whitesides, Cincinnati, $45 and issued in Meigs County Probate costs; Charlotte Hess, Pomeroy, Court to Richard. Ferdnand costs only; Clovis Estep, Parkers· Jacques, 20, and YvoMe Sue burg, $28 and costs; Eric Mitchell, 28, both of Fort Lauderdale, Massie, Rutland, $22 and costs; Richard Fla.; 'Timothy Alan Jenkins, 27, Halstead, Point Pleasant, $21 and Pomeroy, and Rebecca Jane Ar· costs; Imogene Aelei, Vincent, $20 · nott, 18, Racine; Samuel Aumi1ler and costs. Ill, 37, and Gloria Jean Gibbs, Forfeiting bonds in Meigs County Herdman, 30, both of Pomeroy; Court were Scott Napper, LangsTracy Allen Allbaugh, 20, and ville, $220, overload; and Rodney Patricia Ann Ward, 16, both of King, Rochester, N.Y .• ~; Thomas Pomeroy; Steven John Figtel, 24, Robinson, Jacksonville, Fla., $40; and Crystal Gay Rayburn, 29, both George Sellers, Long Bottom, $3); of Pomeroy. Kenneth R. Riggs, ReedsVIlle. $50; Joseph Walton, Columbus, $41; and Christopher Innis, Athens, $50, all Bank One of Athens has been for speeding. granted a $21,783.89 judgment from Kenneth H. Payne, Pomeroy, et al, ln a foreclosure action for property ln Rutland. Racine Home Natkmal Bank has been granted a $15,472.10 judgment, plus interest, from Raymond G. W. Wednesday at Morris Funeral Cundlf!, Mason, et al, in a forecloHome, Fairborn. Burial was in sure action for property in Chester Forest Hills Memorial Gardens, Township. Tipp City. soo· Marriage licenses Judgment granted Area deaths John M. Sisson John M. Sisg,n, 74. of Depot St., Rutland, died Thursday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. • Born Aug. l, 1911 in Bradbury, he was a son of the late George and Jessie Hysell Sis9Jn. A cabinet maker, he was a member of Pomeroy Carpenters' Local 650. He was also a member r1 the Bradbury Church of Christ. Survivors include his wife, Lucille Might Sisg,n, whom he married Oct. · 22, 1937; two daughters, Nancy Blair, of Lancaster, and Dorotby Goode, of Ravenswood, W.Va.; seven grandchlldren; a great grandchlld; a brother, Joe Sisson, Pomeroy; and four slstei'S, Vesta Lambert, Gallon; Paullne Hudson, Middleport; Mary Ellen Roush, Galllpolis; and Mabel Michael, Bradbury. . Services wlll be held 2 p.m . Saturday at Hunter Funeral Home with Rev. RohertPurtellofficlating. Burial will he in Mlles Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m .. Friday. Ullian R. Vickers LJIUan R Vickers. R.N., formerly of Athens and Eas !land Manor. died August 29 at St. Luke Convalescent Center East, Columbus, following a lenghty Ulness. Retired from Litton-McBee, Athens. she was a member of the First Christian Church, Athens. She wasalsoamemberc1tbe0rderof Eastern Star. SUrvivors include a daughter and son-in·law, MarUyn A. and Dow Graham. Columbus; a granddaughter and husband, Marni and Don ·Grevi!IIOW, also of Columbus; a brother. Charles E. Riffle, Pomeroy ; and two sisters, Jean Strauss and Janice Reuter, both of Pomeroy. She was preceded in death by her husband. Dr. John Alvin Vickers; and her father and step-mother, JohnS. and Della M. Riffle. Services were held at Evans Funeral Home and burial was in Gll!ll Rest Cemetery, Columbus. Friday, September 6. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Hutton's banking practices said unfair WASHINGTON '(UPI) - The Smith, both of Rutland, have ea,ch head of a House panel investigating been found guDty of gr<iss neglect ct E.F. Hutton & Co. says the firm's duty in a divorce action filed by move to punish 15 mostly mid-level Unda Smith. Each party has been executives for its check-kiting granted the divorce. scheme is an unfair effort at Naomi Lee Black, Pomeroy, has corporate ''damage control;' ' filed for a divorce from Gary Dale Following a news conference Black, Pomeroy. charging gross Thursday by former Attorney neglect r1 duty andexttemecruelty. General Grifflri Hell to announce the In other court action, a complaint . reliults of his three-month internal and. counter-claim filed in a suit by investigation, Hutton said 'it would Vicki AlinHanson, Rutiand, against follow Bell's recommendations Juanita Lambert, Rutland,etal,has been dismissed in Meigs County promptly. Bell directed the harshest mea· Common Pleas ,Court. . sures - including personal fines ranging from $%;,000 to $50,000- he Meets Monday leveled against six branch mana,gA regular meeting of Bedford ers. He also exonerated Hutton's two top officials, George Ball, Township Trustees wfU he held president during the 1®82 overMonday, 7p.m., at the town hall. draft scandal; and Robert Fomoil, current chairman and chief eicecuTuesday meeting tlve officer. Rep. WHuarii Hughes, D-N.J ., The first meeting of Bradbury termed the report "positive" hut PTO will be 7:30 p.m. Tuesday said: "I'm. not sure I totally agree evening. the I think itmeting (involvewithpunishment. the manner they're out Two Meigs residents ment) ismuchmorepervaslvet~an the dal.en or so singled out." · escape wreck injuries Hughes heads the House JudiTwo Pomeroy residents escaped injury when the -cars they were ciary subcommittee on crime now driving coWded Wednesday after· examining Hutton's banking practinoon at the intersection of Meigs ces and whether any high-level County 20 and 26, according to the company officials were involved in Gallla·Meigs post of the State Highway Patrol. Troopers said an eastbound car. driven by Maxin<'. D. Grlf!lth, 61, of Variable cloudiness and humid 34440 Ohio 7, .Pomeroy, apparently tnday, with widely ·scattered showslowed to make a left tum. An ers and thunderstorms and highs eastbound car behind Grlf!ith, near90.Partlycloudy tonight, with a driven by Carl W. Mondispaugh, 18, low in the upper 60s. Partly cloudy of 35593 Ball Run Rd., allegedly and humid Saturday, with highs swerved to the left and struck near90. • Grlf!ith's vehicle. Extended Forecast Both vehicles sustained moderate Sunday duoo!lh TuescliQ' damage in the 5: 10 p.m. accident, Falr Sunday, with a chance of troopers said. Moodispaugh was showers Monday and Tuesday. cited for following too close. IDp will be near BOSuad!Q',lolling Into the 80s MOIIIIIQ' and Tuesday. Ovemif!hllowo wm be in the 60s. pregnancy testing, confklentlal help with , or information about, avalla· ble medical services, emergency housing, clothing, furniture or adoption are tree of charge. 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The county auditor and and uwnler laid ott their em- treasurer say their employees w!ll ployeesFridayfcrrlackoffUnds,and be laid o1f latff this month. said they do not !mow when theywfll But Donna Drtst Cook, a fonner he able to call them back. comm!ssloner In nearby Fairfield Clerk of -Courts Robert Hughes cowity, has formed the "Save Your and Recorder Warren GUWand lald County" campaign. Cook presented her proposal Thursday night to members of a couniY citizens' advisory committee. Her idea Is to coliect $100from 250 people for the first month to keep county offices open and to raise another $75,001 ln s!mUar pledges. tor the rest of l985, If necessary. Cook said she has already received · pledges of $1,000. She expects automoblle dealers, hanks and real estate brokers would he likely contributors, since their businesses, would be severely atfecl<'d by county layoffs. County Commissioner Ed Ml· chael said he has been turned away by stateotfic!als who told him that it the state balled out Jackson County every county would seek slmilar help. The crlsls has loomed since commissioners adoptro a $1.8 milllon general fund budget for 191fi, $:axl,OOO lower than the 1984 budget. county judges adjust the courts and prosecutor'sbudgetsbycouriorder, and -cuts leU on the commissioners, WASHINGTON (UP!) A senator recently returned from Russia says a stalemate in arms talks between the Un!tedStati!sand the Soviet Union may develop If Moscow lnslllts on a prior agreement llmiting .the "Star' Wars" defense Jll'OIP'Illll. Sen. Sam Nunn. D-Ga .. was a member d a cleleptloo with seven other 1e11aton wbo tniveled to MOICCIW Ibis week to meet with Soviet leader Mikhail GorbachOY about the arms lll!gO!iations in Geneva, Switzerland. Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd of West VIrginia, however, said he ·IO!I!Sed 1101111! flexibility in Gorbachev' s opposition to Pres!· dent Reagan's "Star Wars" proposal, known formally as the Stra· teglc Defense Initiative. The Soviets · before had opposed any arms agreement without a complete ban on "Star Wars," Byrd said. Gorbachev apparently accepts basic lAboratory research on the mtssUe defense program, Byrd sald, because It is not possible to verify It ls not taking pl11ce. ButNunn, an expertonAmerica's nuclear arsenal. said Gorbachev ls appare11tly insisting on detailed negotiations on the program- or ON STAB WAllS- lila 8lnm 'l1mrmoad (&8-V.), left, Sen. P.W (D-Md.), e tw, llld See. Bobeft B,nl. (D-W.Va.), rtgll&, ...._ a JlftM COIIferaloe ~ al Audnws Air Farce Jlue upoa lhelr r«ura from the Soviet Valoa. Byrd aid Sovlel leader Mikhail ~ possibly an actual a&reement · defense and ri.fense, and unless we have simultaneous discussion of llm!ting' its scope - before he those 1\W subjects, we will not he submits major p~als ~ cutting able to make much progress, If any his nuclear forces . "In the long run, unless both sides . progress, in Gen<'Va,'' Nunn said. NUM challenged Gorbachev to are willlng to table proposals on Gorbachev lmplcllly acoepied thai bulc ~ reeearch on the SCraleglc Deteuoe JnMt"*'ve Is ICC"'I*able beeause there can be no verlllcatloo It Is not laldnc place. (UPI) . sendhisproposalstoGenevaandnot their proposals,'' Nunn said. Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., be "posturing'' tor the summit with another participant, said Gorba· Reagan in November. ''You can't have serious deHni- chev's chief concern Is preventing tions and you can't have serious · the testing of the "Star Wars" discussions until the Soviets table program. Metzenbaurn, Hatch debate nuclear arms control CLEVELAND (UPI) - Calling the SO(!alied Star Wars mtssUe defense system a "pipedrearn," Sen. Howard Metzenbaum Friday locked horns with Sen. Orrin Hatch who said Metzenbaum was the dreamer for advocating a nuclear arms freeze. Metzenbaum, DOhlo, one ct the inosl liberal mem~rs r1 the Senate, and Hatch, R-Utah, one of the most cdn.servatlve, clashed on several arms-related issues in a debate beforetheClty Club. Metzenbaum, said Star Wars, offlclaily known as the Stra teg!c Defense Initiative, was "pure adull<'rated blarney." ''The fact is, Onin, that this country cannot afford the nuclear arms race,'' said Metzenbaum. "A debtor countzy like this one has no business pouring bllllons of dollars lntoa.pipedream Uke Star Wars." producta in Japan that unfairly block U.S. entry Into their nlll'ltiet. •• He a11o orde'ed "accelel'attoa d ~ eftorla" IC open Japutese lll&l'lllc. tor Amlrlcan leetber llld dealing with tobll:co leather footwear and to challenge the European Community's subsidies of canned frult exports. Reagansald he was setting a Dec. 1 deadllne for action on the lea!her and canned fruit cases. "1 have directed that a llst be prepared of ccuntermeasures which wiU he taken If these disputes are not resolved by then," he sald, w!tbout elaborating. "We hope that through these negQ!Ia.ttons we wfU he able to ~ce our trading partnen to · stop their unfair tradJng practices and open those markets that are now closed to American exports. "We w1U take countenneasures only as a last resort," be said. "But our trading partners should not doubt our determination to see international trade conducted fairlY with the same rules appUcable to all." •• Alter his Aug. 29 decision not to impca! quotas 011 Imported shces, (lAC! loJnal ll!lltiment boiled 1111' qu!ckacttcnoahundredadblllsthat would tesb!ct b..,.. of nearly every Imaginable product, and both Senate GOP leader Robert Ode and HOUR Speelwr Thomu O'Neill· havv said trade resblctlolli are lllrely to pua. 'r f But Hatch countered that Metzen· ·baum's desire for a verifiable nuclear arms freeze between the U.S. and the Soviets is more of a pipedream than the Stra tegtc Defense Initiative. "I wish we lived in a world where literally we could get rid of all those weapons," said Hatch. "Unfortu· nately, we live in a real world; a real world ·which is constantly being confronted by tub-thumping and chest-beating and, I might add, real nuclear weapons. M!DDLEPORT..A new two year contract . with non-certified employes was ratified Friday when the Meigs Local School District Board · of Education met In special session. The new contract approved earuer by the non-certified employes provides a 65 cent an hour wage increase for all employes, with secretarlal personnel to receive an additional 10 cents an hour and mechanics to receive an additional 17 ~ts an hour durtng the first year. The second year r1 the contract prov!l;lesfor increases of 50 cents ~ bouT tor 1111 eo~o~ . There are some languageS changes in the new contract and a falr share clause which provides tor automatic payroll deductions from all noncertified employes for union dues. The last contract of the employes with the board expired at the end of August and the new contract ls from Sept. 1, this year, through Aug. 31, 198'7. In other actions the board employed Kathy A. Carter as a developmentally handicapped teacher at Rutland and discussed a reader guide for a blind student at . the junior high school but took no tabled any action on that employment with a substitute to provide the ald untll a decision is made. The board authorized the attendance of Joyce Vance, cafet£>rla supervisor, at a Columbus conference on Sept. 10. Evalua tlon forms for t£>achers of the dtstrtct were accepted. Board members attending the special session were Richard Vaughan, Arland King and Robert Snowden. The next regular meeting wUl be 7 p.m . on Tuesday, Sept.17. Glenn blasts Reagan tax plan Reagan threatens to invoke '74 trade act WASHINGTON (UPI)- President Reagan, in an atl<'mpt to head o1f moves by Congress to pass protectionist legislation, warned lhml! big trading partners Saturday their unfalr p-act!ces woukllead to swift U.S. retaliation. In his weekly radio address from Camp David, Md., Reagan an· oounced tbat without a quick end to SOine of the practices he would Invoke part of the 1974 Trade Act that gives him sole poWer to stop . U.S. bnjiorts lrml countries using unfair trade practices, such as government subsidies or aovernment-lrnpooed barriers to u.s. products. Reagan said he Instructed u.s. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter to "begin prOceedings" against Korea, whoae lllw prohibits Amerk:an firms from se1Ung fire · and life insurance ''tn direct contradiction dtreaty obl!gatlcns," against BrazU tor unta!rly tesb let· lag Amer~ COiqllller J)I'Odllcts and aplnll "l'l!lltrlcttve practlcet auditor, lreasureer, sherlf!, recorder and clerk of murts. Some county residents believe the county has hidden funds Michael said, but he added that there Isn't a stone unturned. He said the county probably could borrow enough money to reopen the offices in November if voters approve two sales tax Issues on the ballot. New two-year contract with non-certified workers OK'd arms talks JAMES WITHERELL, M.D. ·WILMA MANSfiELD, M.D. LAURA KRISTER, M.D. •,•ljl • Bob HoeOich on speaking about U.S.-Soviet MEIGS HEALTH SERVICES SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 MIDDLEPORT FIRE DEPT. AJoac the lllve&' ............... B-1-8 Bn+ e111 ...... .......... ........... A .. may stalemate • CHICKEN ·BARBECUE ln8ide: "Star Wars' PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $185,453, with a payoff due of $$83,558. .. d .. ' Ka lv & /haek -PageA-4 p Senator says 8206. Bend East secretary and publicist; andTexanna Well, Big Bend East brownie consultant. Absent from Big organlzatlooal rneet!ng. New leaders and longtWe · Bend West's Service Unit team were J..vnn Anno, leaden aUke received Information and encourage- treasurer; Barbara Smith, cookie chairman; and Cbarldlne Alldre, sustaining membership enrollment ~ meat to carry them throuab upcoming IICOUtlng l actlvltles. Service unit members ....-11 for the chalnnan. Absent from mg Bend East were AprU meeting Included, lett to right, Kathy Price, service Harmon, service unit treasurer and junlorconsullant; unll director for Big Bend West; Dee Lawrence, Black and Fred Scarberry, cookie chalnnan. -Page 8-l Glll'ba@eln, prbage out-the FBI has a ptoblem A crisis pregnancy .center has CLEVELAND (UPI) - Thursday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number Offi. Ticket sales totaled $1,167,830, with a payoff due of $283,824. PICK-4 Dlamoad CouncD field director; Laura Green, service at FAC been. opened in Room 100 of the · Rutland Civic' Center, Main St., Rutland. All services, including Weather forecast unll director lor Big Bend East; Anne Scarberry, Big scenes Pregnancy center ope~s in llutland . · .. Ohio lottery winners COUNTY LEADERS - Melp Cclw&y's Girl Scout Organization Ill prepuing for a MW school year. Area girl sooul leaders met 'l'lum!da,y evening a1 Grace Epla<oplll Church In Pomeroy, for their IIIIIIWII Strikes close schools the scheme. He .called the BeU report an effort _a t corporate "damage control. .. Earner this summer, Hutton turned over documents to the subcommittee indicating some top dffcials may have heenawareofthe scheme. I CINCINNATI (UPI)- Sen. John would get an average tax cut of only Glenn, D-Ohio, said Friday that about $:axl,'' said Glenn. "What all this means, of course, is President Reagan's proposed tax that people like Ronald Reagan and reform plan !sa " kick In the teeth" to John Gll!lln would do very nicely . Ohio. Glenn said tax reform is needed, Bot that's not my ldeaoftaxreform and I don't think that's the standard but complained the president's plan didn't do much to help Ohio' s blue we ought to set for our nation.'' . Glenn said a lot of Ohioans " are collar work<'rs. "The president's plan favors the especially upset" by Reagan's rich and it would kick our region of pLllJOsal to ahollsh state and local the country right in the teeth,'' Glenn tax deductions . . said in a speech to General Electric · The senator noted that . Rell&'an Co. employees after touringGE'sjet "has spent a political lifetime" arguing that problems are better engine plant In suburban Evendale. solved on the local level rather than . "People earning aver s:UJ,<XXl a year, 'f or example, would get an in Washington. . averge tax cut r1 over$9,000aplece, •'But )ly ending tredeductibUity of whlle folks who make under s:iO.IXXI the taxes lt takes to meet those (local) responsibUities, the president is making it extremely dlf!lcult tor state and local otfictais to solve the very problems he's transferring to them.'' Glenn contended. "And that's especially true for those of us In the midwest and northeast where taxes ar<' already highest .'' Glenn said he perceived a "bias against Ohlo" in Reagan's tax plan. · "Maybe the president thinks these services should not he provided by government at a)l, at any level," he said. " Or maybe, when you tactor in what his corporate tax proposals would do to our region's industriall>ase, it just reflects a simple bias In favoroftbe Sunbelt. Kindness to run for Glenn's seat ' 'l1III&\TENII ACI'mN - Ill Ni WI 'IJ nldlo ~ 1Jun Curtp David, Md., l'resllleni . . . . ._ ....... thai without a 4(1111* _. fD 'wdalr' ...... .. ""- lie ,.... lnvolle fll • JJ'M Tnde Ad lha& lo- u.s. tnde .....,...,.,., ..m - ' HAMILTON , Ohio (UPI) -~. 'Thomas Kindness, R.Oh!o, says he has decided to run lor the Senate seat now held by Democrat John Glenn, but Glenn saysheisn'toverly concerned. Kindness, a slx-tenn ClllliJ'eSSman, plans a formal announcement ... llilhni+ dltsllllnl" Sept. 23. "My decision Is made that I do lllflllr ..verameu& ••h•ldles or . . . . 1 ••• 4 bRrlen tDV.&pa• want to make the Senate race," he said, "but I don't have all the ducks in a row yet to he able to announce formally and to ansM!I' all the PY.IIIm811e powl!l' ''* questions that the members of the problem," he · said. "It's a rare Fourth EstatewUl have to present." presidential cllmpa!lll\ that doesn't Glenn just shrugged off Kindness' run up a debt. We'rewhittllng away at the debt." candidacy. "I never expected to run an Kindness has estimated he wUl unopposed campaign, '' said Glenn. hav<' to raise$3.5m!llion to wage his Kindness says he considers Glenn Senate campaign. Kindness, 56, is a former mayor of wlnerable because of his voting record and becauseGiennst111hasa Hamllton. In Gongress, he serves on $2.8 mllllon campaign debt to retire the executiVe committee of the from his unsuccesslul presidential . House Steel Caucus and on the House Judiciary and Government try last )'ear. Operations COnunitt.ees. Glenn disagreed. "That campaign debt is no � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 6, 1985 riffle sisson Vickers