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'19.79 •1"8 .95 Corduroy Jeans ... .. ........ '14.99 '17.95 Corduroy t-~·~-~-·---·-·--·'1 Jeans ............. '13.99 •15.95 Corduroy Jeans ......... .... •12 .69 •iillro SALE Weekend Avinua on our entire ·stock of jutlior 1ize IWNter vene. Many colora ond stytea to chooae from. Jr. •••• s. M, L. Reg . '12 Vests ........ '9.69 Reg. $16 Vests ...... '11.99 Reg . '21 Vests ...... ' 16.79 , , COAT SALE Wool blends •nd polyester. Plaids or solids. Missv sizes 8 to 20 . OFF Reg. 125.00 to 167.00 SALE PRICED S187Sr0SSQ2S Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. . CLOTHES I: I '8.00 Tops ......... ....... .-.. Sale ' 6 .39 810.00 Tops .. ...... ... ..... Sale •7.99 1 13.00 Tops ............. .. Sale ' 10.39 ' 15.00 Tops ............... Sale ' 11 .99 f r By NANCY l'OACHAM Sentinel staff writer Fire! Just th~ word strikes teiTOr to lhe heart. In Meigs County, local units of volunteer firemen risk their lives to protect hom ~ and famllles ,In their particular areas of coverage. With a numbel- of state requirements to be met, thesevolunte€rsareconstantly striving to Improve their units through personal training and updating of equipment. To fund such activities, a variety of money raising activities always well-supported by residents - are held each year. Local operating levies a)so help provide funding far our volunteer units. This year In Orange Township, voters arl? being asked to cast lhelr November ballots In favor of a one mUI operating levy for the Orange Township Volunteer Fire Department. Since 1974 , Ora nge Township VFD has been operating on a levy of A complote eelection of atyloa in all mas inckuling tails and big siz•. Bib overalls, du"'l\'1'101· jackets and. coats lquft linlid or blanket • li•edJ, Vflltl and hoods. Buy whet you naad now. ~- ' $5845 1111 01r llyiWif · ••• s••• , ' · h . . 0 range · T wp Soug t m WORK · tiful fall colors. Drouy and casual looks. 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COLUMBUS (UP)) - Marvin While, chairman of the Columbia Gas of Ohio, has vowed to fight a Public UtllitieS Commission of Ohio ruling ordering the finn to replace Its board of directors. "We'll fight this one every step of the way," White said Thursday. He said Columbia will !Ue an application for a rehearing before lhe PUCO. H that Is denied, he said , Columbia will appeal the case tothe ' Ohio Supreme Court, which Is the court of last resort for utUity cases. White's remarks came two days after the PUCO ordered the utility to replace Its board of directors and speed up Its efforts toflndsuppllesof lower cost natural gas. Otlng their Impatience with Columbia's slowness In acquiring cheaper natural gas, commissioners gave the company untU Nov. 8to come up will! a plan that Is latlsfactory to the PUCO. R!!a~ly- No Converter Needed - SAVE RCA 25" diag. XL. IOO Color TV with ChanneLock Diaitol Remote Control S65 9 50°/o ELBERFELDS REG. '719 NIGHT TILL 8:00 I 19" diog. 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As explained by Fire Chief Roger Willford, the new levy,lfpassed, wUl provide Orange Township VFDwlth an additional $5,00J a year. Such an Increase would put an e nd to the <Fpartment's yearly fund drive In Orange Township when the entire area Is canvassed for donationS. A public meetlngtolnfonn voters of lhe proposed ooe mill levy was held In August. Another public meeting Is tentatively scheduled for sometime during the week before electiOn. Lamar Lyons, president of the volunteer organization, says Grorge · Collins, Meigs County Treasurer, will he present at the upcoming meeting to explain what the Increased mU!age will mean to their pocketbooks. ~ .I e oi\.ccord lng to Lyons, ttl' depart ment maintains Itself on aoout $1~00J a year. Those fu nds come from lhe current levy, and !rom money raising projects such as barbeques.· This Sunday, a turkey shoot to raise . funds will get underway at 1 p.m. at the Izaak Walton gun club near Chester. With this week designated by Congress as Nallonal Fire Prevention Week, members of Orange Township VFD, accompanied by the best known firefighter of all Smokey the Bear, presented an educational program to students at Tuppers Plains Elementary . (Continued on page 8) The PUCO order also requires lllat Col.umbla' s new board contain a majority rl. members.not affiliated ·~ the company. Eight of 11 current board members are em· ployees of Columbia Gas. .The ruling has raised the question of whether a state regulatol)o agency can legally order a private company to change Its board of directors. "I do not believe they had lhe authority," said Samuel Porter, a leading utUity lawyer. "There are areas that the commission has authority In which to act and the authority to carry oot policy .. . But~ they don 't like what the board (has done) they have 'lJtlons, bul throwing out the board is not one." White agreed, saylngthecommls· ston " overstated" Its legal authorlty. "I thought they would have come to us anct talked it over before heading In that direction," White said. "We were unaware they had this oo their minds. We question lhe legality of It and we certainly wUI appeal the orders." He sald Columbia lawyers are reviewing the PUCO order and no , decision has been made on when lhe · appeal for a rehearing will be_flled. • ' FES11VAL SET - 'This empty field wQI be swannlng with people today, Salurday and Sunday as morelhan IOO,OOOpeople are ex peeled to attend lbe l51h Annual Bob Evans Fann Fesllval at RIG Grande. More ' ! Reagan gave the final go-ahead aooard Air Force One as he fl ew back to Washington. Speakes said Reagan ordered the mission to demonstrate, "We can not tolerate terrorism In any form. We will continue to take every appropria te measure avilable to us to deal with these dastardly deeds. · "There can be no asy lum lor terrorism or terrorists," he said. The chartered Egyptian Boeing 737 aircraft carrying lhe lour Palestinians and their Egy ptian guards left Cairo, Egypt at aooul 4:15 p.m. EDT Thursday, Weinberger sa id. The plane at first headed for Tunisia, but officials there refused to letlhe plane land. The plane turned non h and headed for Athens, Greece, but Greek officials also refused to give the plane landing rights. When the Egyptian plane was in international alrsgace over the Mediterranean Sea, four U.S. F-H Tomcat fighter jets from the aircraft crrier Saratoga made radio contact with the plane at 5:30p.m. ED'l' and told II to go to the air base In Slgnonella, Sicily, which the United States and Italy share. The plane was forced to land and U.S. and Italian troops pomptly surr9unded II, Weinberger said. The lour gunmen were apprehended withou t Incident. WASHINGTON (UPI) -WholeCraig Howells. an economist In sale prices fell 0.6 percent during the Laoor Department's Bureau of September, helped by year-end LaborStatlstics,salds harply lower clearance sa les on 1985 autos and a pnces for cars and trucks - as continuing decline In food prices, automakers tried to liquidate lnven· pushing the annual wholesale lnfla- torles of 1985 models - a nd food tlon rate Into negative figures for the prices accounted for at least first time since January, the Laoor two-thirds of the drop in the Index. Department reported today. The Index for consumer goods In a separate report, the Com- other than food and energy fell 0.5 merce Department said reta il sa les ~rcent , alter showing no change a lor September increased sharply,- month ear lier. 2. 7percent over August, registering Most of the September drqp was Ihe biggest gain since April, again due to a 3.8 percent dPCreyJSe for owing to auto sa les. Sales for passenger cars and a ·2.0 percent September totaled $120.2 billion . decline for light motoi 'tru cks. In Thf> drop In the Producer Price ' addition to the traditional end-of· Index, the third decline in the last model year liquidation allowanCes, four months, means that a corres' tow-Interest flnanclng termsollered pondlng Inflation rate lor the-lliPi> by manufact urers resulted In a months of 1985 was negativf> 0.1 considerable reduction In producer percent. That means wholesale prices,the department said. prices for the year actually are Food prices moved down 0.9 fallin g. percent during September, wit h r!'duclions for pork. fresh fruits a-nd vegetables accounting lor most of thecrcllne. Prices for processed fru its and vegetables, beef and veal, shortenlng and cooking oils, dairy products and fish also declined . But prices lor eggs, poultry and coffee rose. The PPI was 290.2 1n September, eq uiva lent to a cost of $2,002 for goods purchased in bulk that cost businf>ss>$1,00J in 196'7. ·, The last time wholesale prices . went down as much 1n any single month was January 1983, when the rate was negative 0.7 percent. The one month Inflation rate for September at thf> who lesale level was negatlve 6. 7 percent. If the last three months oft he year also keep the ra te on the minus side 1985would be the firs llimcslnce 1963 that the rate was on the negative side. lhan 125 aMisan wiD perfonn old-fashioned sklUs lUld crafts that were once E!!l.Selltlal for survival during lhe three-day e•cnt. Nearly a tkJzen country, bluegrass and gospel entertainers from throughout the region wiD also be performing. C:HlltG( Calo ----·---------.. freedom.'' new board order CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES tiny Caribbean nation Oct. 25, 19&3. Speakes said Reagan gave genera l approval of the mlsslonwhileon a tax reform Iobbylngtour tot heSara Lee Kitchens in De€rfield, Ill.,' 'upon learning that the terrorists would be flown from Egypt to their Columbia·to fight SALE PRICES R~ATV Plain& Voters Iii Orange Township will be asked on November 5 to cast their ballots In favor <i a one mill WASHINGTON (UP!)- Vowing there can be" no asylum" for terrorists, President Reagan ordered U.S. jets to force a plane carrying four Palestinians who hij acked an Italian ship and kUied an American to land at an air base In Sicily where the gunmen were apprehended. White Hou se spokesman Larry Speakes said Thursday night the hijackers, whoeommandeered the Italian luxury liner Achille Lauro Monday and sun·endered Wednesday, are now In Italian custody lor prosecution. Speakes said the United States will ask Italy today to extradltethe lourmen to thiscountrysotheycanstand · trial for the murder of Lron Kllnghoffer, 69, of New York, an elderly, wheelchair-bound passenger on the ship. "This should send a message (to terrorists)." Speakes said. "WewUI dosomelhlng like this again .... This action afflrm s our determination to see that terrorists are apprehended, prosecuted and punished ." . Speakes reported details of the dramatic antiterrorist mission. executed without a shot, during a near-midnight White HouSI' br iefing and Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger gave technical details on the Interception at the Pentagon early today. The lnte~t-eptlon was the first military operation of Its kind against terrorists In peace time and was accomplished . after a day of behind-the-scenes planning at the White House. An obviously delighted Weinberger said: "I think the system worked extraordinarily well. It has many of the very fine features that were exemplified In the Grenada operation," when U.S.-Ied forces Invaded the o;;;;;nr;·P;:;ti;"'i;' Wlwlesale prices dip slightly -· · g vy CARHARTTBROWN DUCK Blou-. knh tops and sw.-tars. Beau- TO FIRE CALL - Orange Township Volwlleer Fire Depariment BIISWers an avera,;e of25 ftre calls ayear. SALE PRICES TOPS SALE SAl£$2235 '11 Skirts ........ '8. 79 '17 Skirts .. .. .. •13.69 $22 Skirts ..... 1 17.59 '26 Skirts .. .. .. '20. 30°/o I•M1iuvand HalfSizofalldreuos. All now shades and design• for the -son. Miuy sizes 8 to 20· sizes 12'12 to 24'12. • GIRLS' log. '26.00 to '61.00 . Buy Now ••• S•••l U.S. planes intercept Palestinian hijackers WOMEN'S DRESSES hoodad jackets. vett1. long sleeve sweat1hirta and awootponts. Sizos 6 to 24' mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6x,7tot4. Rag. '6 ..... ...... Sale '4. 79 Reg . •a ......... .. Sate '6.39 Reg . '1 1 .. ....... Sale '8.79 Rag. 814 ...... Sale '11 .19 Our entire stock of new fell coots, jackets end snowsuits Is on Ale this -kond. Many quality atylaa to choose from. Molt are machine wuhoble. Completo range o' children's ai•ea. SALE '31.19 '35.59 '48.39 '10.29 '1 ~.29 SALE • 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper SPORTSWEAR 17.99 CHILDREN'S ' SKIRT IHeo . eg . IHeill. IHeill. - ~!o_ <·;/ 2 Sections. 12 Pages Select grouP, of Hang Ten knit tops, pentl and sweater~ in mawo and jada. Jr. sl•os S, M, Land 3 to 13. Reg. $16 . ... Sale 11.99 Reg. '20 .... Sale $16.99 R8f~ '26 ..... Sale 1 19.99 Reg. '30 ..... Sale 1 23 .99 Reg. ' 36 ..... Sale '27.99 SWEATSHIRTS & SWEATPANTS SALf Many. many colora in Siz• 8 to 18. Good tltyltl •lectio,, in jeans lhirta, ·dreuy loolca. footbeH ahirta and - t lhirt 11\1181. Boys '9.95 Shirts ......... .... . '7. 79 · Boys' '12 .96 Shirts ............ '10 .19 Boys' 114.96 Shirts ............ '11 .79 Boys' '16.95 Shirts ........... . MISSY - OPEN STOCK . "·/!-~\ Reg. ' 10 ....... Sal~ CHILDREN'S ~ Nylons. poly / cotton blond$. bl'llshed tricot. brushed nylon. flannel, quilted and fleece. Sizes: Small to XX Large. 1 ~, -,:- SWEATER BOYS' VESTS KNIT SHIRTS Carhart! Vest .. .... ......... Carhertt Hunting Bibs .. Carhertt Coat .............. Blaze Orange Vest ........ Blaze Orange Jacket .... enttne Vo1.36, No.125 Copyrighlod 1986 LONG GOWNS HANG and ROBES KNIT SALE PRICES AlSO ON AIM'S CORDUROY TROUSERS ''38.99 '44.99 '60 .49 '12.95 '22.96 • at y SALE THI.SWEEKEND! MEN'S Made by Wrangler in popu· ler solid colors. Regular and slim sizes 8 't o 16. Student sizes 26 to 30 and husky sizes. too. Straight leg stvle. two dly1. ~~~~~;~ Come In and teeeave. our ~ Ill. utection '3.69 MATCHING HAND TOWEL .......... s2.69 '2.39 MATCHING WASH CLOTH .. ........ *1.49 S. M, L CORDUROY JEANS theaa • e ~Pi~W!H;~ entire aelec· sale priced for $359 Grey, Rod or Black In Junior Sizos • HUNTING CLOTHES 1 r.tl BATH TOWEL $3988 SA~E MEN'S Solid colors or floral prints. Excellent, quality heavyweight. 14.99 ISile 24x41) 143 ...... , .......... .......... Special sale of our new Dotty Mann Sportswear. Blazers. Skirts, Slacks, Blouses and Turtle Necks. Sizes 8 to '20. ' 10.00 Dotty Mann .... .. '7.99 '20 .00 Dotty Mann ... . '16 .99 00 Dot ty Mann .... '20 .79 00 Dotty Mann .... '34.39 Reg ular sizes 29 to 42 and extra large sizes 44 to 60. Solid colors. Men's '19.96 Corduroy Jeans ......... Sale '16 .99 Men's 122.9.5 Corduroy Jeans ......... Sale '18.49 ,lftlst SALE! - DUNDEE .. �, Friday, October 11, 1985 Commenta . . The Daily Sentinel ll1 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTs OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~r:h ts:m~ ~v ,..,....__.._-.-......,.,=,F=> ROBERT L. WINGETI Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller ' . ' BOB HOEFLICH General ~anager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. ' News Editor LETTERS OF' OPINION are welcome. T hey should be IL>Ss tha n 300 words long. All letters are S\Jbjt"CI to. edlllng and mu st bf signed With name. address and , telep hone number . No unsigned letle rs will be published. Letters should be tn .. good taste. addressi ng Issues, not personalities. :: L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' j. Avoiding nuclear war .. Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, October '11, 1986, vanced matbematics, physics, staUstlcs and the laboratory sciences. About 55 percent of Hlblya's 1,:110 students major In mathematics and science, the other !15 percent In literature and the lrumanltles. I forgot to mention physical education. The girls must get Into such sports as basketball, volleyhall and gymnastics. Every boy has to take either judo or fencing. Neither did I mention the extracur· rlcular activities from 3: 10 to 5 o'clock. On different days the Hlblya students have their choice of !acuity-led seminars ranging from "Ancient Japanese Poems" to "Carbonic cOmpounds." The most poular late-afternoon rourses are In EngUsh conversation. . It sounds heavy and It Is heavy , but the Hlblya students didn't look the least bit ~pressed to me. Between classes they were as noisy and as bubbling with energy as any American teenagers. The school boasts Its own orchestra; Its athletic teams with trophies. I Imagine a spontaneous uprising In East Germany. The communist regime threatns to.collapse. Soviet troops move In to restore order but can't. Fighting spreads. West German volunteers cross over to aid the rebels. The Soviets blockade Berlin. The West responds with ETrA CE)I'l8S f<Jltl" w~~ S1Hl-1EL£1Sf&Aan airlift. Soviet fighters Intercept the transports and oown several. NATO armored units attempt to cpen the landroutestoBerlin. Soviet forces resist HUI.-ME "'ell and move toward the West German border. To block their advance and as a warning, the NATO command takes out key brtdges across the Elhe •. !Uver with low-yield nuclear explosions: At this fiash !Dint, could ali-oot nuclear war still be avoided• A number of the nation's foremost scholars In the area of war and peace are trying to answer that l!fe·and-dea th question for the human race. - ·•· • ~· .. • ' . : They are participating In a study project under the aqsplces of the · Carnegie Corp. called, simply, "Avoiding Nuclear War." . At this point, It Is an entirely non·govemmental endeavor. Most of the . work since Its Inception two years ago has been done at HaiVard's John F. :: Kennedy School c1 Government. . • The projectls only peripherally concerned with the big political Issues • : such as arms control and suj,erpower relatlons. The focus Is the ultimate • · irorst·case scenarto: Once the t'Ml superpowers arelaunchedon a collision · course, how do )'UU prevent the unthinkable from happening• I What makes the project c:J. special Interest- even pro!l'jlse -Is that It : perlodlally brings Amelican and Soviet experts together to think about the unthinkable. Two such meetings have been held and a third Is set for early · next year. The meetings may continue for years. : And so far, reports Frederic A. Mosher, a Carnegie sta!ler who Is · functioning as chairman at the 'Mlrklng group, so good. The Soviets tend to look for grand schemes to prevent crises whUe their American counterparts are more lncUned to focus on the practical detalls of crtsts control. But, Mosher says, there Is unquestionably a shared concern about nuclear war and Its prevention. · · In the search for how nuclear war can be prevented, there are some • guidelines to be followed and, !DSSibly, developed. Since the Cuban mlssUe "The race to establish base camps ended In dead heat on top of the crtsls f1l962, according to Mosher, the I'M> grea\ nuclear !Dwers have, In bullhorn, where both parties are now engaged in feverish preparations to ef!ect, observed Informal rules that 'Mlrk to brake excalatlon of a try to conquer the big.one before nuclear winter sets ln." · threatening situation that could directly Involve their forces. The current study goe:; one step beyond, assuming that the brakes haven't held and that forces are Involved, or about to he. At that point, decision makers on both sides may perceive nuclear war as almost Inevitable with, as Mos'her puts It, "a real premium on going first rather than second, ellen though the outcomes would he miserable In both cases." What then? WASIDNGTON - Either the report on the BI's 'behaV'!Or, but the background check m Donovan. The matertal raises "concern Mosher Is reasonably ~timlstlc that answers to that question are to be FBI lied to Cmgress about Its 1981 stopped short charging that the about the lntegrlty" of bureau bureau had dell tely misled the ~ lound. But It Is "a kind of negative optimism" In that the search for them Is background Investigation of Rayofficials' past testimony to the Don 's relationsenators about : made constantly mJre difficult by each side's pursuit of technological mond Donovan, or the bureau Senate committee, Ha tell wrote. He ship to an , alieged under\\Qrld · adVances that can only make the situation more dangerous. should be sued lor malpractice. saki the belated revelatlons being : · He says, "The Soviets are making a response to ours, and we made a Sen. Orrtn Hatch, R-Utah, chair· figure, William Masselli. made In the crtmlnal case. against Now, mwever, In t'Ml recent : response to theirs, and )'UU get a cycle.- each side reacting to what the man of the Labor Committee, Is • other did." once again questioning whether the letters to FBI Director William Doflovan raise "sertous Implica·: He sees the Reagan administration's Strategic Defense Initiative- G-men deliberately withheld dam- Webster, Hatch has expres!ed tions regarding the possible with· :· i•Star Wars" -as very much a part of the cycle. , aging Information from the com· doubts about the FBI's clalms'Of ooldlng of lnformatlon" from the : : · "Avoiding Nuclear War' ' Is, for oow, an open-ended ef!ort. mlttee when It was consldertng" simple human error In the 1981 committee In 1981 and 1982. An FBI spokesman · told our m · ·f®ndatlons have fairly short attention sPans, Mostier .s<Q~S, liiit illyeai'S is-~'!l"11ll1111!1ill'-...i-abor Investigation. Donm as; p associate Tony Capacclo that the and eight others hav'ipeen lndl?ted : "a reasonable amJunt of time" t> expect this team to hang In there. secretary. Hat9\ has beer\ a for fraud and conspiracy, ,based•ln senator "could write to uS" If he's · · Mosher does not look for any breakthroughs, the continual hope for slow-burning luge on this matter, : which - "Star Wars" again- he sees as part r1 the problem In coming to and the fuse Is now close 1D the su hstantlal part m tnfurmatlon dissatisfied with the bureau's re· terms with the nuclear threat. He thinks the solutions, If they can be found, , explosive charge. In 1982, hls known to the FBI when It was doing sponses to his previous letters. ' lie elsewhere- In the middle r1 the road. committee Issued a highly critical "They aren't dramatic," he explains, ''just sober and realistic." 10·• · SP' a asked an .assistant prtnclpal about disciplinary problem;. He sald he has none. In the five years he has been at Hlblya, only four students hayt been caught smoking. No girl has been known to be pregnant. Though Japanese law requires school attendance only through the drops year one reaches 15, no out at Hlblya. Barring misfortune, ali 430 seniors will be graduated next March; aboi,Jt 160 of them wUI go at once to call~. HlblYa's record In these areas Is better than average. In the nation as a whole, v!rtuitlly every cbUd makes It through junior blgh school; 94 percent go to a senior high school, and aboutJX) percent r1 them graduate. A starting teacher is paid about $8.!roa year; a senior teacher, $25,500. The sums are not large by U.S. standards, but they are quite high In Japan. I asked If many high schools lost science and math teachers to Jrivate Industry; on the contrary, I was told, !iJ great Is the respect for teaching In Japan that there Is .more movement the other way. , · Well, I may have suffered a snow job. Hlb!ya High School In Tokyo obviously Is an excellent school; I doubt that In the Japanese boondocks one will find elabQrate chemistry labs and ro-member phllharmonlc orchestras. I Inter· viewed a Mr. Klda who had spent years In public education. He acknowledged that disciplinary problems, tmugh still Infrequent, are perceptibly Increasing. I asked hlm what was the great strength of Japanese education. He sald "uniformity." And the greatest weakness? "Too much unlfurmlty." The uniformity certatiily Ls there. Starting In klndergart€11, the girls wear blue or gray jumpers over white blouses; the roys wear white shirts and navy blue pants. Athletic coaches are big on caUsthenlcs. All · this regimentation may suppress Individual Initiative. I don't know about that. I do know that 15 years· hence, when the century turns, these Hlblya kids wUI be making big lndustrtal deals In EngUsh. How many of our kids wUI he making deals In Japanese? The Daily Sentinel-Page-3 I Meet the Meigs Marauders .. I Her8hiser, Dodgers styrp.ie Cards, take 2-0 lead · Japanese.U.S•. :. . __,. . . ____:__..:.____Ja_m_es_J_.K~i..;;.,.lpa_t_ric~k TOKYO - I got up early one Frtday the school days begins at l'l!Oming and went with an lnterpre- 8:30 and ends at 5 o'clock; m ter to Hlblya Senkir High School In . Satunlays students attend classes downtown Tokyo. Two OOUJ'S r1 · from 8: 30 to 12: 25. The school year obseiVatlon left this American · begins In ''April, .suspends for a visitor much sobered. If Hlblya Is ·vacation In summer, resumes In typical of Japanese education, we September, takes a couple of weeks are In fur an Internationally rough of! at Christmas, and continues time In the decades ahead. untU a spring break In Mai"ch. This ComJlalisons are odorous, as adds up to 240 days of Instruction. Constable Dogberry said, but fur a The lOth-grader at Hlblya must moment let us be oC!orous. Amert- take dally courses In Japanese, can high school students go to EngUsh, social studies, mathematschool five days a week for about 'lcsandasclence; hehasachotceof six hours a day. The typical school electives In music, art and Japayear Is ltll days. A l98J suiVey nese calligraphy. Eleventh-graders found that oot a single state must take Japanese, EngUsh, required credits In foreign tan- higher mathematics, chemistry, guageasacondltlonforgraduatlon. and a cholc~ of electives In Thirty-live states required only me humanities, German and French. At the 12th grade, students choose year of math and 36 states required only one year r1 science. In the past between majors In humanities or couple of years some states have science. One path to graduation toughened thelt requirements, but Includes a choice of electives In the picture has not greatly changed. history, classic Uterature, ethics, By contrast, the Japanese high music, politics and ecooomlcs. The schOQ) student goes to school six alternative offers classes In ad· days a week. On Monday through Pomeroy MiddlePort. Ohio LOS ANGELES (UPI,- The St. Louts Cardinal$ entered the Natlotial League p'tayoffs clad In an armor of confidence. In the last t'Ml days, the.Los Angeles Dodgers have . taken them apart, bit by bit. Ore! Hershtser was the Dodgers' most potent weapon Wednesday lllght, hurling an elght·hltler to lead Los Angeles to an 8-2 victory and a 2·0 lead In the best,of·seven series. Hershlser did much more than pitch, making key contrtbutions In the field, at the plate and on the basepaths. Ken Landieaux and BUt one Madiock each had three hits In a lihlt attack that left the Cardlna)s longing for a retu!ll to the artificial turf of Busch Stadium, where the series resumes Saturday. Cardinals starter Joaquin An· dujar, hoplngtosuceedwherefellow 21-game winner John Tudor falied the night before, committed three bonP~ead plays In a span of about 20 minutes when ·the game was close, and the East champions never recovered. WlththeDodgerstrall!ngl·Oin the third inning, Steve Sax singled with RoyaI8 seek WID OD .horne l 11:rf .·____ 0 Dave Shuler 16f pound Senior guard '11m Durst 11-10, 150 pound Junior 81Jard ~. KANSAS CITY, Mo. iUPI )- The · If Kansas City's back Isn't to the Toronto Blue Jays are sending out wall, It's certainly on the warning their jugular·vein man, Dnyle track. Royals manager Dlck Alexander, to pitch agalrist the Howser Ls stllt looking for his first Kansas City Royals Friday night In post·season win. hopes ot putting a choke·hold oh the "We've played two decent ball American League playoffs. games, and Kansas City could have Alexander, 17·10 durtng the regu· · easUywoneltherme," said Toronto lar season, nalled down the Ameri· manager Bobby Cox. "Concepcion can League East title with a 5-1 double-clutched, Balboni dropped a victory against the New York . baD, and we ran through two stop Yankees In his last start, Oct. 5. In signs and scored on them. I would addition, he carrtes a 15-3 record In say we've had the hetterf1 the luck." The Rnyalswon 91regular-season September.OCtober games with Torpnto. games with good starting pitching The Blue Jays take a 2·0edge Into and Dan Quisenberry. So far, that the third game of the best-of-seven hasn't been enough. series, and a third straight win It's enough to make some would make them a virtual lock to go managers talk to themselves, If not to the World Series. · to their team. But not Howser. one out for the !lrst hit off Andujar. ahead of Smith's relay lor a 2-11ead . WlthHershlserupnext !nan obVious Blll Madlock capped the outburst sacrifice situation, Andujar l!ied to with an RBI double. pick off Sax at first, and his throw Still, the Cardinals trailed by just bounded past Jack Clark for an two runs, and when Smith singled In error as Sax raced to third. the fourth wlthoneout, It brought up For the Cardinals, the worst was Andujar with a chance to atone for yet to come. his previous mistakes. Instead, It Andujar got Hershlser to foul off gave him the opportunity for one twO suicide-squeeze attempts, but more blunder. then laid a fastball down the middle, Andujar's saccrlflce atiempt was and the Dodgers pitcher - a .197 bunted meekly In the air to . hitter In tHe regular season Hershlser, and he remained In the chopped a single just beyond the batter'sboxwatchlngthe ball. reach of leaping third baseman Hershlser alertly let It fall to the Terry Pendleton. tutf, then scooped It up and fired·to One out later, Landreaux laced second base lor the start of an the llrst of his two doubtes to lett tnntng-endlng double ptay. That au center, and Hershlser sUd home but killed the Cardinals' hopes. fpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEPENDABLE USED CARS AT LOW PRICES 1978 Buick Regcll ................... ~ 189 5 Auto., PB, PS, V-6, 2 dr., Air, 2 tone brown pam!. 1978 Chrysler New Yorker ... 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S1095 Longbed with top~er, stand. . Topper. 1970 Ford 112 Ton Pickup ... ~~·... $595 4 speed. Flatbed. RIGGS USED CARS · ST. IT. 7 . 985-4100 A slow-burning fuse:......-_J_ac_k_An_de_r_so_n_&_D_a_le_~_an_A_t_ta "We're not In the habit of corres· pondlng to him through Jack Anderson's column," the spokes· man said. The FBI did go through the Justice Department 1D respond to Hatch. On · Aug. 28, replying to Hatch's letter r1 July ll, the bureau Insisted that not only had Hatch been shown summartes of ali relevant Informant accusations against Donovan, but that durtng his 1982 revte·v the senator "did examine ... and discussed" the contents of a crucial 11-page FBI teletype dated Jan. 10, 1981. . Coming attractioris._______D_on_G_ra..::..:...iff Berry's World INtERNAl ltEVENil SERVItE "Lead me to your taker. " Today in history Today Is Friday, Oct. 11, the 284th day of 1985 with 81 to follow. The moon Is moving toward Its new phase. The morning stars are Venus and Mars. · ·The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. They Include food, Industry pioneer Henry Jotm Heinz In 1844; first lady and author Eleanor Roosevelt In 1884; George Marshall, founder r1 the Boston Braves, later the Boston Redsklns, tn'1897; choreographer Jerome Robbins In 1918 (age 67), and singer Daryl Hallin 1949 (age 30). On this date In history: In 1811, the first steam-powered ferry In the world started Its run between New York City and Hoboken, N.J. XIAMEN, China (NEAl - Jln. men Is just offshore, clearly visible from this · port city on China's southeast coast even on a not so clear day. The name doesn't rtng -a bell? How about an earlier one for the Island. Quemoy. That ought to stir a few memo· rtes. It made headUnes back In the '50s, even stirring talk r1 war. That was durtngtheflnalspasins of China's clvU war, when the victorious Communists were attempting to oust Chiang Kal-shek's Nationalists .from · their last hold· lngs on the fringe of the mainland. Quemoy and slmllarly situated Ma tsu, off Fuzhou some 200 mUes to the northeast, were under constant bombardment. Washlngton feared It might be the prelude to an assault on Taiwan Itself. To block that, U.S. warships prowled the straits and John Footer Dulles, the then secretary of state and dedicated communist-basher, repeatedly warned the Red Chinese that If they trted It, they just might make his day. All that Is long since history. The bombardments sputtered to ·a half, followed for a time by a shouUng war In which loudspeakers mounted on the mainland and Islands squared of! against each other. That too ended and allis row very quiet. Gun emplacements can stfil be seen at strategic points around the harbor. But they are unmanned, and the only ~bile reminder that the China que5tlon Is stW,unsett!ed Is a prominently positioned sJgn In a harborside park depleting t\\Q women In joyous embrace. The message, In the blg characters of Mandarin Chinese, Is that the wandering daughter, Taiwan, should return to the mJtherland. Someday. Xlamen has other Interests these days. This Is one of the histortc treaty ports through which t,he West carrted on Its lucrative trade with the old China. It was known then as Amoy. Today, it Ls the site of me of the ""w China's expertments In 1rylng to catch up economically with the West. A Special :El!O'ilbrnle Zone, one ct. four such In ·the country, Is going up on the northern outskirts. Here, a llmlted form of capltaUsm wU!' be permitted In the expectaUnns of a rtpple ef!ect that wUl ,stimulate the creaking" O!lnese economy. The major enterprtse wUl be the Overseas- Chinese Electronics Co., financed, as the name Indicates, by money from abroad and geared to produce televisions and similar equipment, now mostly Imported from Japan, for the domestic market. · · The' zone Is also going after another potentially lucrative market. It Is the site of ~ new International class hotel, the Mandarin, designed for a hoped-for tourtst trade row that Fujlan Province Is being opened up to foreign travelers. It Is already getllng some notable trade. Richard Nixon, a political contemporary of John Foster Dulles lllld who shared his antipathy to communists, stopped over recently on his latest visit to China. The former president's rehabUita· tlon may still be less than complete back borne, but lie stands very stall In China as the American who ended a quarter century of estrangement. There Is little sense r1 that estrangement for the visitor to China today. Still, thereareremlnd· ers of the turbulence In the l>ast - and the not so distant past at that. "Rambo." The famUiar sweaty At nearby Jlmei, a memJf\al to a poster Is everywhere. the fUm was wealthy overseas Chin~ bene!ac· approved for Import, It appears, tor who established schools . because the theme- :Vietnamesethroughout the region was vandal· baShing - Is a perfect , !It with !zed during the violence of the current Chinese pollcy. · Cultural Revolution In the mld 'OOs From ali reports, he was not to '10s. Defaced reliefs depleting much of a man for anything as Incidents from .ChJna's history and frivolous as JllOVIes so he might oot literature are being painstakingly have fully appreciated the point. restored at government expense. But one can't help wondering what The only violence these days Is to John Foster Dulles might have be found on movie screens. The big thought of It all. hit - are you eady for this? - Is QUAKER QUARTERBACK - John Porter, son ol. 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' ,, CHESTER �Friday, P01118f0y-Middleport, Ohio October 11, 1986 SECOND IN FIELD GOALS - Chris Judge, a former Meigs High graduate displays his accurate bare-loot kicking style here in warm· ups prior to a recent Ohio University football contest. ,Judge is second In the MAC In field goals and eight in overall score. • By Scott Wolfe Tanner named Braves pilot LAST WEEK 10-2 LAST WEEK'S GUEST SEASON 56·18 76% SEASON LAST WEI;K 11·1 SEASON 61-22 70% SEASON 54-19 Meigs Meigs Meigs Meigs Meigs Kyger Creel! at Southern Southern Southern - Southern Southern Southern Southwestern at Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Southwestern Hannan Tra'e Ha111an Tra(e 74% Ha111an Trate Hannan Trace Fort Gay at Wohama Wahama Wahama Gallipolis at Ripley, W. Gallipolis Ripley, W. Va. Alexander at ltlpre Belpre Belpre Federal Hocking at Warren Warren Miller at Trimble Trimble Trimble Ha111an Trace 40-23 Wahama Wahama Wahama Ripley, W. Va. Ripley, W. Va. Gallipolis Belpre Belpre Belpre Warren Warren Warren Trimble Trimble Trimble 64% Nelsonville York lfille Nelsonville York Nelson Ball State Ohio University York Nelsonville York Nelsonville York Indiana at Ohio State Cleveland -at Houston State Ball State Ball State Ohio State Ohio State Cleveland Cleveland Ohio State Cleveland New York Giants at Cinci111ati New York Cincinnati Cin,innati Indiana Ohio State Cleveland Cleveland New York Giants Cincinnati OSU Buckeyes. face unbeaten Indiana COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - Not Mallory, whose IU team lost 00-7 in the past 35years has indian agone to Ohio State last year, is aware of into a game against Ohio State wtth the Buckeye strength. a better record than the Buckeyes. Ohio State Coach Earle Bruce Even in 1967, when the Rose Bowl says Indiana will be "like playing bound Hoosiers began the season ourselves." wtth eight consecutive wins, the two "The oftenses are very slrnllar teams didn't meet. and the defenses are very similar," But Satunlay, In Ohio Stadium said Bruce. "In fact, wedon't have to before more than 89,[00 people, it worry. Weknowwhatwe'regoingto will be 15th-ranked Ohio State, 3-1, face. We've worked against 1all the golng against unbeaten and ~h· defenses he's played, unless he's ranked Indiana, W. made a complete change, which IThe Hoosiers, under second-year don't think BUI will do. Coach Bill Mallory, are one of the Bradley, a E>-3, 220-pound senior, surPrise teams of the 1985colleglate has completed Tl ot 127 passes (61 football season. percent) for 995 yards and eight Winless (0-11) a year ago, the touchdowns. His leading receivers Hoosiers, behind the passing of 4re split end Kenny Allen with 29 quarterback Steve Bradley, have receptions lor486 yardsandtwoTDs beaten LouisvUle, Navy, Missouri and tight end Dave Lilja, 23 for 271 and Northwestern. Their 20tl1 rankyaJ·asana one TD. ing Is the f~t time they have been in tlle top 20 slllce 1979. Ohio State, still without AllAmerica tallback Keith Byars, recovering slOWly from a broken bone in his lightfoot, 111as beaten for the first time last week, 31-28 by llllnols, on a field goal on the final play off the game. Nevertheless, the Buckeyes figure to be Thdlana' s stillest test this season and go into the contest a two-touchdown favorite over the visiting Hoosiers. Byars, who broke his loot Sept. 2 and was in a cast until Monday of last week, Ms begun rehabilitation but will not play until he can cut wttllout pain. In his place wlll be either junior JohnWooldridgeorfreshmanVince Workman. 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' INSURANCE SERVICES Sales and ~- ~ ft'\ \ \ijl, 1 RACINE PLANING Mill , \nl!l'lc-. - Ent1•1"t'd Into a wor~g ,,~tHnwnt ~1th E<;('ORklo Llollli of D:mlnlr.!l1 Jt..-putllk' \l;rntl'r LN,I!IIf': C"Orae h M.ancy [ J,., Equipment ' TRINITY CIIUROI, Rev. W. H. Perrin. pastor: Debbie Buck, Sunday Schod Supt. Oiurch School9: 15 a.m. ; WorshJp Servle 10: ll a.m. Choir rehearsal, '1\lesday, 7:.1) p.m. under dln<llon ct Lob Burl. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Corner Union and Mulberry, Rev. Thomas Cleo McClung, pastor. ayde Hendel'· son, S. S. Supt., Surday School, 9::11 a.m.: rmrnlng worship 10: .Jl a.m.; evening serviCE' 6 p.m.: mid-week service, Wednesday, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURa!, :!'£ E. Main St., Pomeroy. Sunday services: Holy communion on the first SUndaY or each month , and combined with mom.lng prayer oo the th1rdd SUnday, Morning prayer and sermon on all other Surda)'! ot Ill< month. Church School and Nu""'1' care provided Collre b:lur In the Parish HaU Immed iately following lhi service. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 212 W. l\laiJI St., Nell Proudloot, pastor. Bible School 9; XI a.m .; Morning worship, 10: ll a.m.; Youth meetln~, &00 p.m.: Evening worship, 7;00 p. m. Wednesday night prayer meeting and Bible study. 7:00p.m. TilE SALVATION ARMY, 1J5 Bullernul . A..,., Pomeroy. Mrs. Dora Wining In charge. Surday holiness meeting, 10 a.m.: Surday School, 111;:11 a.m. Sunday School, YPSM E;kise Adams, leader. 7::D p.m. Salvation meeting, various speakers and mLL'iiC specials. Thursday, ll::l) a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladles Home League, members In ~harge, all women Invited: 6:f; p.m. Thursday, CorTI< Cadet aasss (Young People-Bible r. 7:ll p.m. Bible study and Pra)o<r meeting, q>en to the public. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHl'RCH OF QIRIST, J:!Zl6C111ldren'sHomeRoad !Coonty RDad 76) . 991,5235. Vocal musiC. Stlhday WorslhpiOa.m.: Bible Study lla.m.: Wonhlp,6p. m. Wednesday, Bible Study, 7 p.m. OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Charles Hatfield, pastor: LJnda !>Wan, Supt. Sunday Sclx>ol !l:Jla.m.: preach· lng oervtce;, llrsl and 1hlnl Sunday following &uWy School. Y<>Jih meeting, 7::JI p.m. .,.. ery Sunday. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, Preaching 9:)) a.m . firs t and se-cond, Sundays of each month; thrd and fourth Sun· day eaehmonth worship services at 7: :II p. m. : Wednesday t>venlngs at 7:30 p.m: Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISt'. Mulberry Helgllts Road, Pomeroy . John Swcl· gart· Sabbath School Supt . Louise Staats. Sabbath School, 2 p.m . Saturdday with worship service following at 3:15 p.m . RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sister Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunda y School 9: 30 a.m.: Morning Wors hip, 10:45 beha If of the so-called handicapped members of . h' 11 1 1 OUr SOciety, towa rd a b0 IIS tng a orms 0 dl·scrt' mt'natt'on against them and increasing their Self · relt' ance. This is highly commendable, but nonet~eless l't haS Middleport, 'Ohio beAn said that we are all han- "'' dl.capped ,·n one way or another; the only dil- K.&C ::RS ference being that the physical disabiliti,es are J' _'\ . the more obvious . Many people have managed to overcome their afflictions, but even those who 212 E. Main Street are not able to should learn that God has a 992-3785, Pomeroy definite mission for them to accomplish; perhaps MEIGS by developing a talent and becoming an inspira - COOPERATIV~ PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev. Don Archer Rev. Roy Deeter Rev . Seldon Johnson ALFRED- Church School 9:30a.m.: YF 6 ;I) UMW Worsh ip, 11 a.m .; UM : p.m .; Third Tu esday, 7:30 p.m . Communion . first sunday. !Archer! CHESTER- worship 9 a .m.: Church Sc hoollOa.m.: Bible Study , Thursday, 7p. 1 Com W II Th 'd munlon, Sunday . : !fl.; UM firs! · rst ursiArcher) ay. p.m. JOPPA- Worship 9:30a .m.: Church Schootl0:30a.m . Bible Study Wednesday, 7:30p. m. !Johnson) . LONG BOTTOM -Church School 9:30 a.m,; worship 7 p.m.; Bible Study, Wed · n.esday, 7:30p.m .; UMYF, Wednesday. 6:00 p.m.: Communion First Sunday, (Archer) . REEDSVILLE - Church School 9: 30 a . m.; Worship Ser vice 11 :00 a .m. (Deeter) . TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Church School 9 a .m.: Worshi p 10 ·a.m .; Bible Study , Tuesday, 7: 30p.m.; UMW, Third Tuesday, 7: :r1 p.m .: Communion First Sunday (Archer) . CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev . James E. Corbitt Rev . Stewen NelaOD Melvin Franklin Rtlv . Clemenle S. Zunlca. Jr. Re\', Andrew RubenklnJ ASBURY (Syracuse) - Worship l1 a ~m . ; Church School 9:f5 a .m.: Charge Bible Study, Wedn esday , 7: ll p.m.; UMW, Urst Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; Choir Rehears al, Wednesday 6:30 p.m.; UMW. Courth Sun· day , 6:30p.m. (Nelson). ENTERPRlSE - Worship 9 a. m.; ChurchSchool10a.m.; BlbleSt~:~dy , Tues· day , 7:30p.m.; UMW , First Monday, 7:30 p,m.; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. Choir Rchearsal, 6:30p.m . Wednesday. (Franklin I FLATWOODS ·- Church SChool. 10 a .m . ! Worship, It a. m .: Bible Study, Thursday , 7 p.m. ; UMYF, Sunda y, 6 p .m . (Franklin ). FOR.,EST RUN - Worship S a.m .; Ct\urch School 10 A.M.: Choir practice, a.~OMEFU>Y FIRST BAPTIST, David Tuesday, 6:30p.m .: UMW, fir st Tuesday, 7:30p.m. {Nelson I. Mann mililster. William Snouffer, Sunday HEATH 1Middleport) -Church School, Schooi Supt. Sunday School, 9::.> a.m.; 9: 30 a .m.; worshi p 10 :30 a .m.; Bible Momlng w orship 10: 30 a.m . Po S!udy, Tuesday, 10 a.m.; UMW, second FIRST SOUTHERN· BAPTIST, · Monday, 7:30p.m .; UMW Third Monda y, meroy ·Pike. David Hunl, pastor; Jack 7:30p.m. (Zuniga) Needs . Su nday SChool Dlreec tor. Sunday MINERSVILLE - Worship Service 10 Scool, 9:30a .m.; Morning Worship, 10: 30; a .m.; Church School,ll a .m .: UMW, third evening wors hip , 7:00p.m. Tuesday Vlsi· Wednesday, 1 p.m .: Choir pra('tice, Mon· tatlon. 1 p.m . Wednesday, Pray~r .o;,ervlce, day, 7:30p.m. (Nelson) . 7:30 p.m .; Mission Friends , 7:ll p.m .: PEARL •CHAPEL- Worship Service 9 Girls In Action, 7: 30p .m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURC H. Bat - "am · ChurCh School 11 a .m.; UMW Se· lev Run Road, Rev . Emmell Rawson. pas- cOnd' Tuesday . 7: 30p.m .; UMYF last Tuesday, 7:.30 p.m . ! Ru~nklng ). to"r. Handley Dunn, sup!. Sunday SchoOl, POMEROY :... Church Schoql, 9:15a .m. 10 a .m.; Sunday t>V(>nlng service. 7:30p.m. ; Worship 10 : 30 a.m.; Choir rehearsal · Bible teaching, 7:30p.m. Thursday. ' SYRACUSE MISSION, CHerry St., ·Sy- Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m.; UMW , second racuse . Services , 10 a .m. Sunday. Evening Tuesday, 7: ll p.m .; UMYFSunday,6p.m. I Corbitt I. services Sunday and Wednesday at7:00 p. ROCK SPRINGS- Ch1.1rch School, S: 15 mMIDDL E PORT CHURC!H' OF CHRISt' a .m.: worship 10 a .m.: Bible Study, WedIN CHRISTIAN UNION. Rev. Keith Eblin, nesday, 7:30p.m.: UMYF !Senlorsl . Sunpastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m., Wade day, 5 p.m .; (Jun io rs) every other SunHayman supt.; Morning Worship, 10: :n a . dav. 6 p.m . (Franklin) , R.tJTLAND _Church School, 9: 45a .m .; m.; Sunday eve ning service 7:ll p.m.; worship, 10:30 a .m .; UMW (EvenlngCir· Wedn£>Sday Prayer Meeting, 7: :1) p.m. MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. c lel second Wednesday , 7: l> p.m.; UMW !Afternoon Circlet second Thursday. I p. Racine. Rev. James Sa n erfleld, pastor. m, {Rubenklng) . . Freeman Williams, SupL Sunday Sc~ool SALEMCENTER-ChurchSchoo\10a. 9:45a .m.; Sunday and Wednesda y even· rh..; Worship 9: 45 a .m. (Rubenklngl . lng services. 7 p.m. SNOWVILLE _ Worship, S:JJ a .m.; MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST . Corner Sixth and Palmer. Earl Eden, Pas- Church School10 .a .m. (Rubenklng). tor. Ray Fields, S.S. Supt.: Dan Riggs.' Asst. Supt. Sunday School, 9:15 a .m .. Mol'nlng Worship, 10: 15 a .m.; Sunday Evenln!il service . 7 p.m. Youth meeti ng, SOUTHERN CLUSTER 7:30p.m. Wednesday: evening service 7 p . Rev. Ro1er Grace m.; Choir pra('t lce 8 p.m. Rev. Paul McGuire lt4;!\l. Keith Rader MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, APPLE GROVECHurc h School 9:00 5th and Main, Bob Melton, mln,ster. AI a .m. Worship, 10: 00 e~.m . (Cirsl and third Hartson , a ssoc. minister: Mike Gerlach, Sundays I: UMW Second Tu esda y. 7:30 p. Su nday School Superlntendt>nt. Bible m.: Prayer m(>{l11n~ . Wednesday, 1 p.m. SChool 9: :J) a .m.; Morning Worship 10: 30 tG racrl. ' ~ a .m. Evening Worship 7:00p.m. Wednes· BETHANY - WOrship, 9 a .m.: Church day 7·00 p m Prayl"J' meet ing . School. 10 a.m.: Bible S!udy, Wednesda y, MIIJDLEPORT CHURCH OF' THE NA· 10 a.m.; Dorcas Women 's Fellowshlr 7..ARENE. Co-pastors Rev . Charles Coyle Wednesday, 11 a. m. (McGuire) . and Rev. Nancy Coyle . Bill White, Sunday CARMEL- Chu rch School 9:30a .m .; Sc hool Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a .m .; w onhlp, tO: t5 a .m. second and Fo1.1rth Morning Worship 10: 30 a.m .; Evangelistic Sundays· Fellowship. dinner wllh Suttop me<llng 7:00p .m. Wednesday. 7:00p.m. third Th~rsd8y . 6: 30p.m. tMcGulrt> ) •, Prayer meellng. EAST LETART - Church School9a.m.; UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY Worship 10 a.m. second a nd foul1h Sun· OF MEIGS COUNTY days: UMW first Tuesday . 7:ll p.m . Rew. Ken WllldDIOII (Grace).. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN LETART FALLS - Worship ·9 a .m.: CHURCH _ sunday: worship Se rvices Church School·lO a.m. (Grace) . 9:00a.m.: ChurchSchool10:15a.m.; Bible MORNING STAR - Worship , 9: 4~a . m .: Study Sunday 7:30p.m .; Prayer Group Church School. 10: 30 a.m .: Bible STudy. Wednesday at 9:00a.m. Thursday, 7: 30p.m . (Rader) . MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN RACINE WESLEYAN - Church School, Churrh school 10: 15 a .m. ,Morning Wor10 a.m.; Worship 11 a.m.: UMW fourt h Mon· ship 11 : 15 a .m. Tuesday, 10: 00 a.m. Bible day at 7:II p.m .; Men's Pra~r Breakfast , Study: Thursday, 1:·30 p.m. Bible Study. Wednesday, 7 a.m. (Grace). SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY SUTTON '- Church School, 9:30 a.m.: TERtAN _ Worship service 10:15 a.m. Morning Worship 10: 45 a .m. first and third Churc h School 10:00a.m. Tuesday,10a.m . Sundays: Fellowship dinner with Carmel Bible Study; Sunday , 6 p.m . Junior an~ Se· third Thursday, 6:30p.m . (McGuire) . nlor HIKh Youth Groups . · KENO CHURCH OF' CHRIST, Oliver RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO, Pastor, Swain. SupJ. Sunday School9::W a.m . ev John Evans . sunday SChool 10:00 a.m .; ery week. • Sunday Morning WorshiP 11:00 a.m. Chll· HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev . dren's Church 11 a .m. Sunday Evening . Tom Staten, pastor. Sunday School9 : lla . Servlce 7:00p.m. Wed .,,6 p.m. Young La· m.; Evening servlce7: :Jl p.m. Wednesday dies' Auxiliary. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Fam· prayer meeting 7:30p.m. . lly Worship. '" BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near CHRIST, Duane Warden, minister. Bible Long Bottom. Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday class 9:30a.m .; Morning Worship 10: J) a . School 9:30 a.m .; WOrship 10:30 a.m.; m.; Evening Worship ,6::.) p.m. Wednes· Prayer meeting Thursday, 7: 30p.m. day Bible Study 6: ~p. m . MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY · CHURCH, Corner Ash and Plum. Ralp~ CHURCH, Sunday School ~rvlce, 9:45 a: Cundlll, paolor. Sunday SchoollO:OOa.m .. m · Worship service 10:30 a .m.: MomtngWonhlp, 11: 00 a .m.; Wednesday EV8ngellsllc Service 7: :n p.m. Wednesand Saturday Evening Services at 7:30 p, day; Prayer meetlna7: ~p.m . Thur.s day. m. REALTOR THE DAILY SENTINEL WAID CROSS SONS STORE Middleport· General Merchandise Racine 949·2550 Pome~oy, 'Oh. reat efforts have been made On ~FRANKLIN' lion to others. We should be thankful for b whatever abilities we possess, while remem e•· I h d' d ing that the Only tru Y an tcappe persons are those who have not yet learned that God's love has provided a special purpose for them on earth·, and this definition applies to a ll of us. ·l----------------------------J K.,. 9;2~;;~~ m MJ'. HERMON UNITED BRIITHREN BEN U (Lf\SSiflfD f\DS TEAFORD REALTY 216 s. Second p L.I::! IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas John F . Fultz, Mgr . Ph . "2· 2101 Pomerov "f ReadtheBestSeDer Read the . Groceries- MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. RALL'S Ball State at Ohio University Daily Sentinel-Page-S on NO ONE IS HANDICAPPED WHO UNDERSTANDS THE LOVE Of GOD 992, 29wss;r~:~r~:~~~",;,"Pomerov ~~.. ~~~~1~R~~~~·&&i~~lBrOgir0 992-3978 Transactions .\ri.mt.r - 11-1 Nelsonville York at Wellston PHARMACY - ru ~- w:n..~ Stree........ \.1' LAST WEEK 10-2 SEASON 66-19 77% r & LocusrS:';~~;h "2·99'21 Middlepor' ~' North Galllia at 'The Victory Circle' Judge Is eighth in MAC (Mld· The Racine Volunteer Fire I:>E-- American Conference) scoring with partment has tieen working very a 4.8 average per game. All this as a hard in preparation for its upcoming place kicker, which Is quite an F'a ll festival scheduled Saturday, achlevment! October l2 from noon-to-midnight Chris is second In field goals in the The festival, stili small, but in its MAC at 5-5, having the best overall growing stages, has 'a little bit of percentage but ranking second everything' for everybody. Both behind John Dtetrtch of Ball State. young and old 'alike can certainly Dietrich Is 11 for 13. enjoy the friendly atmosphere. On the struggling, but detennined As far as sports go the first annual OU squad Judge has scrored 19 of a " Racine~ F'all Classic" volleyball tota149 points. tournament continues to grow and Chris went to Ohio as a walk-on, should be quite a thriller, aswellasa making the team thnee years ago. I lot of fun for all.The toumament wlll understand that Chris now has begin at 1 p.m. and :.-ontinue earned a scholarship for his throughout the afternoon. on-tlle-field effort. What. Is really F'or those not so sportsminded amazing tl!at Chris was not norpeople there wlll be crafts, games, mally a kicker in his high school acl ivltles,and displays to enjoy. days, but developed this special skill A parade wlll b€gtn at 6 p.m. and by JT!a11Y hours of hard practice in entertainment throughout the dura- Marauder ·Stadium during the tion of the festival. Parade entries sumnmer monthes. are stili welcome. You must not miss the 'very Former Kyger. Creek grid stan· popular' firemen's Hot Sausage. It's dout J .D. Bradbury of Cheshire will a real treat! be getting a starting nod this weekend in Ohio University's game Fonner Meigs High School foot· with Ball State. The hulking 6-6 ball star Chris Judge has made quite sophomore, weighing 254 pounds, a namP lor himself in tlle college will replace &-3, 26J pound tackle football ranks at Ohio University. Gary Michalski, who separated his Judge, noted for his barefoot shoulder last weekend. kicking style, has developed into a Former Southern football and line place kicker to earn the top spot baseball star John Porter Is on the Ohio University squad. reportedly quarterbacking tlle EarlJudge is a perfect 4-for-4 on extra ham College Quakers' football team point attempts and has hit all five In Richmond, Indiana. Last field goal attempts. As a kicker season as a memiJerctthedefenslve squad, Porter boosted Earlham to one of the top small · college defensive squads in the nation. I've also just received word tl!at Danny Thomas, a· talented pitcher for the Meigs. Marauders, is ATLANTA (UPIJ - Former currently the number two pitcher on Pittsburgh Pirates Manager Chuck Malone's fall baseball squad.MaTa nner was named manager of the lone College Is one of tl\e top small .-\tl:p~ta Braves)'hursdayby Braves college baseball squads in Ohio. owner Ted Tlftner. UntO next time set your sights Turner made the announcement high on the victory circle. in JXthlanta following ameetingwlth Tanner, who ended his eight-year stay with the Pirates Monday. Tanner was scheduled to meet with Turner today, but the meeting was moVed up one day after reports that the· New York Yankees . were Interested in hiring him as ma nager. Tanner, who was given a five-year cont ract, will have a tot of control but John Mullen will remain as general manager. at least lor the time being. Tanner has a career record of 1.199·1,173 and one division cham· pionship and one World Series . crown. Complete AutomotiVe LAST WEEK 11-2 Hannan Trace The Ohio SWISHER & LOHSE EWS & SONS SOHIO ~ ­,. Meigs Pomeroy-Middleport, This Message and Church Directory Sponsl!red By 17u! Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. 7 Co. at 1985 sins WEEK NO •. Vinton Friday, October 11, ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pom•royHarrisonville Rd . Robert Purtell, minis · ter; Stevf.. Stanley, S. S. Supt.; Bill McEI · roy, Asst. Supt.; Sunday School9: 3l a.m .; Worship servlcelO: ])a .m.; Eveonlngwor· ship Sunday 7 p.m. and Wednesday, 7 p .m. ST. JOHN Lt.rrHERAN Cm.JRCH, Plnr Grove. The Rev. William Mlddleswar th, pastor. Chu rch service 9::0 a.m .; SundBY School 10 :]) a .m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. John Wright. pastor. Sunday SchoolS: :.J a . m.; Larry Haynes , S. S. Supt. Morning worship 10: 30 a .m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Rev. Thomas H. CoU\er, pastor. Ora Ba.$S, Chairman ol the Board of Chrisllan Life. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Mor n· lng worship 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening worsh ip 7: 30 p.m. Prayer meeting 7:30 Pm. Wednesday. • LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Otx· te r. Wocxly Call, pastor. Services Sunday 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. CARLETON INTERDENOMINA· TIONALCHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev, David Curfman, pastor. Sunday &hool 9:30a.m.; Ralph Carl, Supt . EvenJng worship 7:30p.m . Prayer meeting, Wednes day 7:30p.m. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Jody Holland. pastor: WallaC'e Damewood , Sunday School Supt , Worship service, 9a . m .; BlblC' School10 a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH . Rev . Thereon Durt"lam, pastor. Sunday School at 9: 30a.m.: Morning worship at 10 : JOa.m.: Sunday evenlnK servlc~ a(7:30 p.m. Thursday services at 7:30p.m . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, loca ted on County Road JL Rev. Lawrence Gluesencamp, pastor. Rev. Roger Willford, asst. pastor. Pr<'achlng si'rV ICf'S Sunday 7: JO p.m , Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m .. Gary Griff it h, leader. Youth groups Sunda y evening at 6: :ll p.m. wtrh Rogt'r and VIolet Willford, leaders. Communion S(>rvice first Sunday each month. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Steve WHITE'S CHA PEL WESLEYAN Deaver, Pastor. Robert Smith, Sunday CHURCH- Coolville RD. Rev . Phillip Rl · School Supt.; Sunday School 9:30a.m.; denour, pastor. Sund ay School 9: 30 a .m.: Morning V{orsh lp 10: 40 a .m.; Sunday worship serv lct> 10:30 a.m .; Bible st udy even inK worship 7: 30 . p.m.; Wednesday and worship service , Wednesday, 7 p.m. evening Bible study 7: 30p.m. RtrrLAND CHURCH OF CHRlST, BURUNGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH, Mark Jones , pastor. Bill Nicholson , SunBurlingham. Ray Lauclermllt, pastor; fW. day School Supt. Sunda y School9: 30 a.m.: te1 Cozart, asslstanl pastcr. Sunday School Morning Worship and Communion 10: lJ a. to a.m .; worship 7 p.m.; Wednesday, 6 p.m. m. youth meeting; Wed., 7p.m. churchservtces. RtrrLAND BIBL E METHODIST. Amos PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH , % Tillis, pastor. Sonny Hudson, supt . Sunday mile off Rt. J25.'Rev . Ben J . Wattl!l, pastor . School 9:30a .m.; Morn tng worship, 10: 30 Lt>e Russell, S.S. Supt. Sunda.ySchool9: :J'l a .m .; sunday evenin g service 7:00 p.m. a.m .: Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.; Sun· Wednesday ~rvtce 7 p.m. WMPO proday evening service 7: 30p.m .: Wednes gram9a.m. eac hSunday . day service, 7: 30p.m . RUTLAND CHURC H OF THE NAZA· SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Ll11le, RENE . Rev. Lowell Ford, pastor. Sunday pa stor . Steve Little, S. S. SUpt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Worship serviCe10:30a. SchoollO a .m.: Morning worslp, 11 a .m.: m.; Young people's serviCl' 6 p.m. Sunday evening worship 7: 30p.m . Prayer Evangelistic service 6:30p.m . Wednesda y meeting and Bible study Thursday, 7: 30 p. service 7 p.m. m.; Youth meellng Wedne!iday at 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mlll er REJOICING UFE BAPTIST CHURCH St., Mason, W. Va. Eugene L. Conger, mi· - 383 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Sunday ntster. Sunday Bible Stud y 10 a .m .; WarSchoo\10 a .m. Sunday evening 7:00p.m.; ship 11 a.m . and 1 p.m. W€'dnesday Bible Mld·week service, Wed .• 7 p.m. Study, vocal music, 7 p.m . · LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, DudRobert E . Musser, pastor. Sunday School ding Lane, Mason, W. Va . J . N. ThBcker. 9::ll a.m .; Paul MusSE"r, supt.; Momln K pastor. Evening service 7::11 p.m.: Woworship 10: 30 a .m.; Sunday evening ser· men 's Ministry . Thursday, 9:30 a.m.: llle<, 7 p.m.: mid-week service, We<lnes· We<lnesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7 : 1~ day, 7 p.m. p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· HARTFORD CHUHCH OF CHRIST IN ZARENE . Rev . Glenn McMillan, pastor . CHR ISTIAN UNION. The Rev. William Mary Janice Lavender, Sunday School Campbell, pastor. Sunday SChool9:30 a. Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; Morning m.; Jam es Hu ghes, sup!. Evening service worship 10:30 a.m .; Evangelistic service, 7:30p.m . Wednsdayeve nln g prayermeet· &p.m .: Prayer and Praise Wednesday, 7p. !ng 7:30p.m. Youlh prayer serv ice each m.: Youth meeung, 7 p.m. Tuesday. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart. CHRIST, Elden R. B1ake, pastor . Sunday W. Va .. Rt. 1, JBmet~ J..<owis, pastor. WorSchool 10 a.m. ; Gary Reed , Lay leader. ship services 9:30a.m .; Sunday Schoolll Morning sermon, 11 a .m.; Sunday night a.m.,· Evening worship 7: ll p.m. Tuesday serv ices: Christian Endeavor 7:30 p.m" d Blbl Study . Song service 8 p.m. f-reachinK 8:ll p.m. cottage prayer meeting an e Mid·week prayer meeting, Wednesda y, 7 9:30a.m.; Worship service, Wednesday 7; llp.m. CH P.m . OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHUR , Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Va. The Rev. George C. Weirick, pastor. Roger Watson . pas1or. Crenson Pratt, Sunday SChool9:ll a.m.; Sunda y worship Sunday School Supt. Morning worship9 : J) 11 a.m. a.m.: Sunday Srhooll0: 30 a .m.; Evening CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH.Iocatedon S('rvlce, 7: ~ p.m. Pomeroy Pike, Co unty Road 25 near Flat· M'r. UNION BAPTIST, Dona ld Shue, woods. Rev . Blackwood, pastor. Servl"es pastor; Joe Sayre , Sunday School Supr . on Sunday at 10: lla .m. and 1:30 p.m . with Sunday School 9: 45 a.m.; Evening war· Sunday School9; 30a.m. Bible Study, Wed· ship 6:30p.m .; Prayer Meeting, 6:30p.m . ncsday, 7:30p.m. We<lnesday. · FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. Rl. 331!, Anllqully. Rev . CHRIST. Jody Holland, minister. Deryl Franklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday mornWells, Supt. Morning wor ship, 8:00a.m.: Ing 10 a.m .; Sunday evening 7: 30 p.m. Chu~h School9:00 a.m. Thursday evening 7: ll p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAV- STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· RENE . Rev. Herber! Grate. pastor . TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert ~yers. Frank Riffle, supl. Sunday School9: 30 a . Sunday School tO a.m .: Worship servlct> 11 m.: WorshiP service, 11 a .m. and 7 p.m . a .m.: Sunday evening servl ct>,7~30 p.m.; Sunday. Wedn('Sday, 7 p.m. Prayer meet · Wednesday eve ning service 7: 30p.m. lng. • INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH LAUREL CLIFF F'RE£ METHODIST Inc .. Pearl St., Middleport. Rev. O'Ilfll CHURCH. Rev . Robert Mill er, pastor. Ro· Manley, pastor. Sunday School 9: JJ a.m.; bert E. Barton, Director of Christian Edu Morning worship 10 : ~ a .m.; Evt'nlng cation; Steve Eblin, autstant. Sunday worship 7:J) p.m. Tueaday, 12: .JJ p.m . WoSchool 9: 30 a .m.; Morning worship 10: 30 men's Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7;:.:» a .m.; Choi'r practice, Sunday 6:30p.m.: p.m. Prayer and Prai!H! servlct!.a, Evening wOrship 7: ~ p.m. Wednesday CHURCH OF JESUS CHRI>l APOS. Prayer and Bible Study, 7::.J p.m . · TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, James Miller, pastor. Sunday School, Charles Russell Sr .. minister . Rick Ma · 10: 30 a.m.: wonhtp service, Sunday, 7:ll comber. supt. Sunday School 9::ll a .m.; p.m.; Bible Study, Wednesday, 7: ll p.m. worshiP service 10:30 a .m . Bible study, POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Harrtsonvllle Road. David Ferrell, pas· REORGANIZED CHURCH OF' JESUS tor: CtlntOII Faulk; Sunday School Supt.; CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Port· SUnday SChool 9:30 a.m.; mornln8 wor· land-Racine Road . William Roush. putor. lhlp. 11 a.m.; Sunday evening aervlce7: Xt Linda Evana, church achool. director: p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 1:JJ p. Church school9: :n a.m.; Momlne wors,lp .. m. 10:30 a .m.; Wednesday eveaine prayer SYRACUSE FIRST CHURC H OF GOD. services , 7: :Jl p.m. non-PEntecostal. Joy Clark, pastor. WorBETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl ship service Sunday 10 a.m. ; Sunday Shuler pastor. WorshiP service, 9; 30 a .m. School 11 a .m. Evening worship .service Sunda). School10:30 a .m . Bible Study and 7:00p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting 7:00 prli ~er service Thursday, 7:30p.m. p.m . • MT MORIAH BAPTIST. F'ourth and Main 's t .. Middleport. Rev. Ca lvin Minnis. pastoc Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner. sup t. Sunday Scho ol 9: 30 a. m .; Wors hip servjct10: 45 a.m._ ST SUCCESS ROAD CHUR CH OF CHRI -Joseph B. Hoskins . evangel ist. Sunday Bible Study Sa.m.: Wor ship, 10 a.m.; Su n· an~Jll~~~'u8t' UOJ'-~i- PROPHECY . day eve ning servi ce 6 p.m.; Wednesday service, 7 p.m. Located on 0 ..J. White Road of Highway evening PENTECOSTAL ASSE MBLY. Racine, 160. Pal Hensoo, pastor. SundaySchool10 Rt. 12t. William Hoback, pas tor. Sunday a.m. Classeoforatt ages. JuntorChurch n a.m.; Morning worship 11 a.m. Adult School 10 a.m.; Sunday pvening service 7 p.m. Wednesday eveni ng sNvtce 7 p.m. Choir pracllce6 p.m. Sunday. Young PeoCARPENTER BAP'l'IST. Don Chfadl e , ple's, Children's Church and Adult Blbk> Supt. Sunday Sc hool 9:30a .m . Morning Study, We<lnesday al7: ll p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, SIO Grant Warship 10: 30 a.m. Pra ycr serviCC'. alternSt., Middleport. Affiliated wllh Southern ate Sunda ys. Baptist Convention . Davkl Bryan, Sr ., Mlntster. Sunday School 10 a .m.; Morning worship 11 a.m .; Evening worship 7 p.m .; ' MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third Wednesday evening Bible -•tudy and Ave. Rev. Clark Bak('r, pasto r. Car l Not prayer meeting 7 p.m. tlnKham, Su nday School Supt. Sunda y BRADFORD cHuRcH or CHRIST, st. School 10 ru n. with classt>s fo r all ages. Rt.l2f and Co. Rd. 5. Mark Seevers, mini.'i · Ev'ening St>rvlces at ti p.m. Wednt>Sda y 81· ter. sunday School Supt . Harry He n- ·ble sl udy at7 : 30 p.m. Youth S('rv lcf'S Fridricks: Sunday SCt"lool 9:30a.m.: Morning day at 7:30p.m. worshiP 10:lla.m.: Evening worship 7 p. ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP, 12R MIII SI., m. Wednesda~ worship 7 p.m . Middleport. Brother Chuck McPherson. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN OIURCH. pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.: Sunday Corner Sycamore ahd Second Sts., PO- evt>nlng servtces al7 p.rn . and Wed nesda y meroy. The Rev. William Mtdd leswarth, services al 1 p.m. polor. Sunday SChool 9:45a.m.: Church ANTIQU ITY BAPTIST. Kenneth Smith . service ua.m. pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a. m.; church .SACRED HEART CHUROI, Msgr. service 1:30 p.m,; youth Ccll owshlp6: ,10 p, Anthony Gtannamore. Ph. 992-58!18. Salur· m.; Bible study, Thu rsday , 7: 30p.m. FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE , 33045 day Evening Mass 7 :ll p.m.: Sunday Mass, Ba.m. and 10 a .m. Confessions me Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, pas· half hour before each Mass. CCOclasses, tor. Danny Lambl.'r t, S. S. Supt. Su nday 11 a.m. Sunday. morning serv ice at10 a.m.; Sunday Pvf>nVTcroRY BAPTIST, 5~ N. 2nd st.. lng service 7:30 p.m. Tu esday and Thurs· Middleport. Jamf"! E . Keese., pastor . day ServicPS a t 7:30p.m. Sunday morning worship 10 a .m.; Even · WORD OF FAITH , 93 Mill S! , Middle1n11 service 1 p.m.; Wednesday evening port. Sunday morning sNvke 10: 15 a.m ., worship 7 p.m . VlsUallon, Thursda.y 6: JJ Sund ay eveni ng 1:30. Thursday morning P-~ORSE OIAPEL CHURCH _Gary Bible ~tud y to a .m. Wf'dnPs da y cvf'nlng 7;30 p.m. H tt 1 S d y sc hoI 10 am o er, pas or. un • o. . .; NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· worship service, 11 a.m.; prayer meeting, ZARENE, Re.v.. Gl endon Stroud , pa stor . 7: 30p.m. Thursday. Sund ay SchoolS: 30 a.m.: Worshlp st'rvice, LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH 10:30 a.m .: Youth service Sunday 6: 15 p. m. Sund ay evening service 7: 00p.m. Wed OF GOD- Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sun· day School 9:30 a .m.: Mornin g service nesday Prayer Meellr:_!i: and Blbl<' Study tO:OOa.m.; Sunday evenlngservlce7:00p. 7:00p.m. m.; Mid-week prayPr service Wedriesday -'~\tEASE SETTLEM ENT CHURCH, Sun day afternoon serv ices at 2:30. Thursda y 7 p.m. MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CIRJRCH. evening serv ices 11t 7; 30. Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max Folmer, Sr. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason, W. Supt . Sunday School and Morning Worship Va . Pastor, Bill Murphy. Sunda;¥ Schoa110 9:30a .m.; Sunday evening service, 7p.m.; a.m .; Sunday pvening 7:30 p.m. Pr,<tyer Youth meet ing and Bible st~:~dy, Wednt>S· meeting and Bible study Wednt>sday; 7'1. 30 day, 7 p.m . p.m. Everyone welcomE' . RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, g,,. UNITED FAITH CHURCH. Rl . 7 on Pole·m St. Rev. Paul Taylor. pastor. Sunday m~roy By-Pass. Rev . Robfrt E . Smith , Sr. School tO a.m.; Sunday evenin g 7:30p.m .; • pastor. Melvin Drake-, S. S. Supt. Sunday Wednt"Sday evening prayt>r mf('U ng 7: 30 SChoolS: 30 a.m .; Mornlna Worship 10: 30; p.m . Evening worshiP 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT Prayer Service, 7: J) p.m. CHURCH. Sliver Rld~P . Duane Syd(lnFAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad str lc ker, pastor. ~ und ay School 9 a .m .: St., Mason. Sunday School 10 a .m.; Morn· lng worship 11 a.m.; EvenlnR strvlce fi p. Church serviC'<' 10 a. m. B!bl(> Study Wed m . Prayer meE't lng and Bible Study W£1d- nesday a t 7:30p.m. June th ru SC'pl('rnbt>r, 7 p.m. October thru ~ay . Sunday evening nesday, 7p.m. Ft>llowshlp 7 p.m. Jun e lhru Sept('mbc r. 6 FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle p.m . October thru May. Borden, pastor. Corn~lus Bunch. supr . Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; Second and rounh Sundays worship servlct' at 2:30 p. Community off Ct. Rt. 82. Rev . Rober1 Sanders, pastor. Don Will, layleader. Sun· day &hool 9: .J) a.m.; Momlng Wonhlp 10:45 a.m .; Evening preaching service- second and fourth Sunday at 7:ll p.m .; Christian Endeavor, first and third Sun· day, 7:llp.m. Wednesday prayer meeting rm~--------------------------~ f Sermonette "I wllt never leave leave thee nor forsake thee." A Bible promise tlle church has leaned on down through the renturtes, and they were . Jesus' own words to His btlowers. 1n a world c1 chaos, dishonesty, persecution and heartache It Is oomlorting to know there is still One with us - yes, and "until the end." He said, "One with power, strength, and even knoweth all tlllngs." One tull of mercy, compassion, and able to endcw us with persevering grace. One c1 wldsom, understanding, and stilt In full control. • 1t It is true that one man and God can move a mighty mountain then It Is also true that all men minus God are powerless. Paul, a powerlul-lnfiuence in the New Testament, wrote "If God be for us, whe can be against us?" He was able to endure a rugged life for one reason only : The Almighty presence ln his lite. Jesus never left Paul and never did forsake him. To be sure then r1 the presence Is a very needful thing. For "who knoweth what a day may bring forth ." - Rev. Nancy Coyle. Co-Pastor, Middleport Church r1 the Nazarene. _ �• ' Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. 9hio Local. briefs ' Date set for murder trial Point Pleasant's Battle Days slated this·weekend · A jury trial dafe.ofDecember2, at9a.m .. has been set In !be state's case against Joseph Taylor, charged with aggravated murder hi the shooting death on July 21 of his w~. Marilyn Timmons Taylor. An other court action, a $:15,0)) judgment has been flied In Meigs County Com mon Pleas Court by Clarence E. Fraley and Jacqueline Fraley; both of Albany, against tbe Ashland Petroleum Co., Marietta. Plaintiff's allege that the defendent Is In breach of a contract to properly maintain an undel'gi'Ound bulk gasoline tank on their property. ~ An action requesting the partllionlng of property In Rutland Toonshlp has been filed by Marie F . Blshcp, Chardon, and William Bishop, Oceanside, ·ca., against Bob C. Bishop, Rutland. Two suits dismissed ln Meigs County Common Pleas Court are Bank One, Athens, against Elden C. Blake,Jr.,Sprlnglleld,etal; and Sherry Wilson, Cleveland, agalnst the Township of Orange, et al. Veterans Memorial informatiOn Admlsslons .. VIrgtl King, Pomeroy; Donald Bailey, Portland; Lawrence Klein, Pomeroy. Dlscharges··Mary Durst, Jlirunie Goodnlte. Emergency squads make five runs Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports five calls Thursday; Pomeroy at 3: 18 p.m. to CondOr St. for Reno Lind to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 6: 17 p.m. transported Matt Walton from the Meigs Junlor High football field to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 6: 5() p.m. to Welshtown Hill for Lawrence Klein to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 9 p.m. to Story's Run Rd. for Patricia Spencer to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 11 p.m. to 600 Grant St. for Golda Roush to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Lodge plans special meeting Middleport Lodge 363 F&AM will hold a special meeting 3 p.m. Saturday. All members are asked to attend. Work will be ln the master mason degree. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Couple seeks marriag license A marriage license has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to John Anthony Wllllams. 22, and Cindy Lee Cross, 21. both of Racine. Couples end marriages Divorce actions charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty have been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Ruby E . Slnnpson, Middleport, against James E. Sinnpson, Middleport; and Susan R. Ables, Pomeroy, agah1st Ricky Ray Ables. Racine. A divorce has been granted to both the plalnliff and defendent, Barbara A. Lester and Earnest H. Lester, Dexter. A divorce has also been granted to Philip Bearhs, Racine, plamtlff, and Barbara Bearhs, Syracuse, defendent. Both parties were granted tbe divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty as stated In the plaintiffs complaint 3M the defendent' s cross-complaint. The defendent was restored by the court to her former name of Barbara Brown. POINT PLEASANT - Point Pleasant's Battle Days celebration,' marking the 2llth· anniversary of tlie Battle of Point Pleasant, began today with a full schedule of activities planned for the weekend. The Heritage Queen was crowned at 11 a.m. on tbe steps of the Point Pleasant Post Office Main Street. The Heritage Queen,ooa senior citizen, will preside over the weekend's activities. Friday's entertainment begins at 4: 15 p.m. on tbe post office steps with music by Jonnle Belinda and pellverance, followed by the Gos· pel Tones. Mlkkl Casto's Country Cloggers will perform at 7 p.m. In the Western Auto Parking Lot These cloggers range ln age from three to 14 y~rs ot age. Saturday hlghllghts Include the aJIIlUal Point Pleasant Distance Run, a parade and rides oo tbe P.A. Denny Sternwheeler. The Distance Run, co-sponsored by tbe city and Citizens National, will start at 9:30a.m. with a 5Krun. A lOK run and a one-mile fund run will begin at 10 a·.m. All races start behind . the Heck's Plaza on Kennedy Avenue. Awards will be presented to the first five finishers In each race, · along wlth the first place woman and the first place Mason County resident finishing ln each category. Awards • will be Iresented at approximately .11:30 a.m. at Tu· Endle·Wel Park. Registration will remain open until 9 a.m. Saturday and Is now $7 per person. The parade, .which will feature the Point Pleasant Black Knight Band and the Point Pleasant Junior High School Band, will begin at 11:30 a.m. Line-up will be behind the Heck's Plaza. Clubs and organizations are Invited to partfc]. pate' by showing up at the starting point. Exhibitions by children's groups will begin at 2 p.m. In the Western Auto parking lot. The Styletteswill performat2p.m.,Mary'sSchoolof Dance, at 2: 45 p.m. and White's Excursions abOard the P.A. Denny be at lD .m., 11:15 a.m:·, · 12:30 p.m., 1; 45 P'.m., 3 p.m. artd t45 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for children under 12 and are avallable at the lloal Amoonllghtdlnner-dancecrulse on t~ sternwbeeler Is planned for 8 ,.;m MEN . WOMEN'S Sportcocit & Blazers REDUCED WOMEN'S LEVI 2 0°/o Bend Over Slacks MEN'S REDUCED JACKETS REDUCED BLOUSES MEN'S LONG & SHORT SLEEVE REDUCED SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS 30°/o SWEATERS REDUCED SPORT SHIRTS 30°/o Tu ..._.nJ ~ bo•JIIII fldly 1ki 1,i:n~J All systems are' 'go" for the Racine Fire Department's fall festival to be held from noon to midnight tomorrow. A fun house will be a feature and tbe location has been changed from the Pennzoll service station building to the fire station. Residents are advised that Third St. will be closed beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday and parking wlll not be permitted. If rain comes, the fire department Is prepared to meet the situation through the use of the fire station and emergency buildings for various booths. , There are 16 teams registered for the volleyball tournament and other teams sUD have time to register. In case of rain, tbe tournament wlll be played,ln the junior high school building. · A planned band festival will be revised due to the lack d response lum· r~l ~n~ri~"Cmt'nl . ru.r ,)II 11r '"" · r~ POMEROY FLOWER SHOP .. lfft • 20°/o LADIES' LONDON FOG COATS MEN'S REDUCED 20°/o 20°/o Yoursacsec: LADIES' JR. & MISSY SUITS REDUCED 20°/o To 60°/o REDUCED l •~"·ln .~~nr/.1 ... , .... PI!. "non .. 99Hm 11 KNIT TOPS 20°/o BAHR REDUCED 30°/o C' L OTHIERS~ MIDDLEPORT ~ . • The annual meeting of the Meigs Crunty Historical Society wlll be held Sunday beginning with a 1 p.m. potluck dinner. A program wUI be presented on covered bJ;idges and a buslfjess session will be beld. Trustees will meet on Monday INS GifTS 1 11 s 11 h;J(l(ly !Iandy ,nsula lt.'tf'coolet tt1dt ~<.eeps Now that Cherry and light Aromatic have joined the House of SirW~ter Raleigh,choosing your favonte won't oe easy After all,our pipe tobaccos are selected from the fuiest leafin the world:rhen aged -~ice, custom blended, and, finally, enhanced with impqrted liqueurs or spices. The result: Four distinctive and satisfying blends that make every pipefUl a pure pleasure. Never bitmg. Althougli choosing one won't beeasy,J.or alimited time it'll be easy to try two. So clip the couP9n. And turn a tough choice into a very satisfying experience. Teresa Johnson was welcomed as a new member when the. Ladles Auxiliary of the Racine Fire Department met Tuesday night: Ann Layne presided at the meeting attended by 17 members. Plans were finalized for the FRIDAY POMEROY - Mary Shrine 37, White Shrlne of Jerusalem will meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. can s of solt dr tnks beer. even Etlarge YOURS FRE E' Yow CulhQan Dealer wtll phOnP \fOll to conltrm lh•.., €lCIItng frr.e o!fe r even w..:;.,;j;.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, more nenct on' FREE HOME WATER ANALYSIS Your CulllgM Deater Wilt test '!'Ou r Willer at no cost or obligation POMEROY - Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1:30 p.m. Friday at Grace Episcopal Parish House with Rev. Steven Nelson as speaker. EXTRA! HOW TO GET DOUBLE GIFTS Cash v~ lue !/20th of anc ('en I. All promotional cxptn.'iCS paid by Ba:W. CAU YOUR CULLIGAN DEALIR TODAY FOR YOUR GIFTS m.r~~,l~IGAN OF ••••••• ATHE!!.oHto CALL 593·113116 or 1·800-U4-9113 .. This year the feature will be at ·the Senior Citizens f'.enter on Mulbeny Heights In Pomeroy and will open on Oct. 19 and will remain open each evening through Oct. 31. Opening llnneeacbeventngwlll bea17; 30and operations eado night will continue until the crowds aretakencareot. . The Cente!- Pf!I'SOIIIIfl and Jaycees ·are working cooperatiVely ori the project. TROPHY AWARDS - LuJa Hampton, left, the Eight and Forty scrapbook detalliDg projects and activities over the past year .tn Loretta Tiemeyer, past chapeau of Meigs County Salon 710, presen~ At the school of Instruction, tbe chairmen conductlng sessions were Dolly Jackson, Tipp City, children and youth; Eleanor Dickson, Ma· rletta, constitution and by· laws; Gail Roddy, Hudson, nurses scho· Eight and Forty, center. The trophy award<; received at the recent state meetbog are displayed here hy the chalnnen, Mrs. Hampron, Mrs.. 'llemeyer, and Mrs. Veda Davis. larshlp; Delores Kilgore, Mansfield. Ia concierge; Betty Robiszkle· wlcz, Toledo, l'archislste; Pal Olaker, Chlllcothe, l'aumonier; and Helen Peeples, Bradford , partnership. All Social Security disablllty The Incentives to someone woo beneficiaries, even loose receiving wants to get back to work oon'l stop childhood dlsablllty or disabled there though For 15 months after wldow or wld ower benefIts, have the end ' of the ·trial work period, that the opportunity for a nlne-mo)llh person could have his or her trial work period. Unless tt.>re has disability benefits paid agaln If been a medical recovery, this workstopsbecauseoftt.>dlsablllty . means the Individual can work full A new application would not be time during this riod hll pe w e necessary durlng this period of benefits continue at the same rate. extended eligibility u the pe rson Is perf0 rmln g All the person would · have to do Is satisfactorily at the end of.the nine contact the Social Security office months, then there will be a and report that the work had three-month grace period before stopped and that the disabling the d!sablllty benefits slop. That's a condltJon 1s the reason. As a further year s worth of Jncome IrOtecllon · aid In this transition back to the whUe tbe disabled tt ts . person~ emp work force , eligibility for Medicare to return lo work. · The afternoon session included reports from all partners attending the natlonale 8 and 40 convention in New Orleans. Themefor19&J.86was announced, "Swat Out Respiratory Diseases." will ~ntlnue for t'MJ yea rs after the cash benefits stop. So when a person suffers a · disabling Impairment, n:ceivmg Social Security disability benefits does not necessarily mean that his or her work years are over. For those people who decide to try to get b k In th k I the ac to e wor pace, re are pathways available. If h you ave any questions abou, the disability work Inoenllves, contact your Social &ocurlty office and ask for the free pamphlet "Diablllty Benefits and Work." Our local number Is 002·ffi22 and we're open from 8: 45 a.m.·4: 30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Residentsoft.besmalicomrnunity . of Reedsville have just replaced an historical bronze markercommem· orating Major Re<.'<l which IVas . stolen a year ago from the park at the Bellville Locks and Dam. The first marker was put in place durtng 1976 for tt.> community's bicent~nnial project at a cost of about $<XX>. The Community Builders Clu b headed a financial drive to raise another $<XX> to replace the original . marker and was given a big helping hand through the generosiiy and kindness of a former res ident of the Reedsville-Joppa area, Ed Wyers. The club was able to replace the marke"-\l'lth a new granite one with a mounted bronze plaque from Wyers company, tbe PennsboroRitchie Monument Co. In Penns· boro, W.Va. Ed hadtbenewmarker and plaque placed on tbe site. Making financial contribu !Ions to the community effort besides the Community Bullders Club were the Firemen's Auxiliary, tbe Riverview Garden Club, membersdtbeftero The Oh lo Association of Garden Clubs will have its fall regiona l meet lng at Rhodes Hall, Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Oct. 16. Coffee hour and registration will begin at. 8:30 a.m. The morning session at · 9:30 a. m. will feature slides on Mr. und Mrs. Richard L. Maler, the former Wllhelnnlne Smith of Pomemy. observed their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday at Westetv ille. AIt endin g from Meigs t ounty were Mrs. Carl Moore and daugh· ter, Marlene Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Thelma Dill and Elizabeth Cutler. When ·Mrs. Moore and Marlene arrlvill home from Ihe observa nce they found that the Moores' other daught er, Linda .lett , had prepared a big dinne r honoring her parents who were observlng their 51st wedding anniversary Sunday. AI· tending were Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Marlene and Geoffrey Wilson, Margaret Wyalt. Linda and her daughter, L-isa Kay. Why do f fwl thatthe price oft hose luxury cmlses is abou t to drop'!. There MUST be someplace one can be sale these days. If you figure It ou t, do let me know and do ·keep smiling. Longwood Gardenss anc tnere will be a buffet luncheon at noon. The afternoon program will feature Bob Thomas on "Focus on Mechanics." The program has been widely featured throughout the state. according to the regional director. Woman honored by group \ Diane Young her daughters, Renee, 14, and Michelle, 10. She aitends the Rutland Church of the Nazarene and is a 4-H advisor. village fall festival to be held Saturday, noon to midnight. Also dlscussedwereplansforanEiectlon Day dinner with servlngofsoupand sandwiches to begin at 11 a.m. Beulah Aut'herson and Karen Lyons served refreshments. Games were played. Mrs. Kathleen Scott's 80th birth· day and retirement from 63 years as organist at the Forest Run United Methodist Church was observed with a par ty Sunday evening at the church hosted by the church choir and her daughter, Mrs. Mary Wise. Middleport. f\bout 70 friends and relatives gathdred at the church tohonorMrs. · Scott who began playing tbe organ at the church when she was 17. She will remain a substitute for Mrs. David Nease who has been named church organist. Mrs. Roy Jenkins Is the church pianist. Five generations of Mrs. Scott's family were present for the observance with cake, punch, nutbread sandwiches, and coffee being served from a table decorated wlth fall arrangements and candl~. The five generations Included aunts ot Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Purley Karr and Mrs. Uswin Nease, her daughter, Mrs. Wise, her granddaughter. Mrs. Steve Har rtson. and her great· granddaughters. Megan Elizabeth and Laura Kathleen. Gifts. cards and flowers were presented to Mrs. Scott who also re<.oelved congratulatory calls from Georgia, Kentucky. Michigan, and Alaba ma. Mrs. Scott. w.Jdow of the late John Scott, Is a retired school teacher havlng started her teaching career In a one room school at Forest Run when she was 19 years old with a class of 49 children. Her teaching career took her into classrooms at the Salisbury. Ha rrisonville, Brad· bu ry and Rutland Schools before mr retirement in 1976. RECOGNIZED l<OR SERVICE - Betty Christopherson, left, was one of seven lt).year RSVP members recognlzL'fl ala luncheon held at the Senior Cente. Among first year pln recipients was ArvDie DuU. RSVP recognition held The 12th annual Retitt-d Senor Volunteer Program recogn ition lunchron was held recently at te Senor Cit lzens Cent erwit h260 active volunteers being honored. Recognized for 10 years actiVP service and presented plaques by Susan Oliver, RSVP direc tor, and Jeanne Braun and Ailee Wolie. coordinators, were Daisy Blakes· lee, Marie Chapman. Bett y Christn· pherson, Caryl Cook. Margaret Douglas. Audrey Swett and Anna Turner. New enrollees receiving first year pins were Margarel Amberger, Elizabeth Brooks. All ee Biuwn. Eileen Buck, Emma Oat worthy. c!ation meets8p.m. Saturday at the clubhouse; nomination of officers. through Sunday with Rev. Leland Allan speaking. ~ MIDDLEPORT - Gospel sing MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lodge 363, F&AM, Saturday, 3 S!lturday, 7:30 p.m. with Unroe p.m.; work In the master mason Family and Dan Hayman and the Country Hymn timers at the Ash St. degree. . Freewill Baptist Church in MIDDLEPORT - Evangelist Middleport. Herb Inscoe wUI be speaking at the POMEROY - Annual soup Word of Faith Church, Middleport, at 7:30p.m. Saturday. TherewUibe supper will be held Saturday at the special singing by tre Pleasant Hayward Bissell residence with Valley Trio, and the public Is lnvlted serving to start at 6 p.m.; friends and relatives Invited. to attend. LONG BO'ITOM - Community Association fall smorgasbord, Sat· urday, beginning at 4 p.m. at Community Building. POMEROY·- Revival at White'! Olapel Wesleyan Church 7 p.m. CHESTER - Chester Elemen· School fall carnival Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. and a jitney supper from 5 to 8:30 p.m. with homemade noodle and chicken dinners; sand· wlches and numerous games. tary POMEROY - Denver Hill , Foster. W.Va., will be speaker at the Redbrush Church of Christ on Bashan Road wlth services at 7 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. and·6 p.m. Sunday. CHESTE R - Garden tractor speed pull, Saturday. 2 p.m. at the Chester Fire Department quar· ters; last pull of the season. at noon. The aft ernoon program wil l begin wit h music by the Gospeltones of Charleston , W.Va. and Coleen and Floyd B1ickles. SUNDAY CHESTER - Orange Twp. Volunteer Fire Department span· soling Turkey Shoot at lzaak Walton Gun Club. Sunday, 1 p.m. POMEROY - Homecoming at Fl a two ods ljnltcd Methodist Church, Sunday school 10 a.m.. worship service 11. Dinner a nd an afternoon program at 1:30 with special singing by the Bloodlines and the Cornerstorrs; speaker will be Rev. Melvin Franklin. Rl!l'LAND -The 156th annlver· sary of the Rutland Church of Christ will be observed Sundaywlth R. Bill Carter, minister of the Unity Church of Christ, Washington. N.C.. as guest speaker for afternoon services. The public Is Invited to all services of the church, Bible school at 9:30 a. m. followed by morning worship at 10:30. A basket dinner will be held at noon with afternoon service set for 2 p m . CHESTER - Carleton Church, Kingsbury Road, will observe homecoming on Sunday with Sun· day School at'9:30 a.m., worship service at 10:30 and a basket dinner ... \ . Arv Uia Duff. Clarice Ervin, Edna Eva ns, D011ha Fisher, fl arold F'lrch. Helen Johnson, Dorothy Long, Mayme Manning. Margaret MutTay, William Ratliff and Esta Roush. Mt·s. Oliver thankl'd the membrs of the RSVP Advisory Council and the Meigs Counly Council on Aging for their dedica tion, the Meigs County Comm issioners for their support, andvolunteerstallon heads for 1heir asslstan<X'. Jeanne Braun was presented a plaque for "ovct· and above" Sl'rvice to the RSVP project during the past 12 yra rs. ' LONG BOTTOM - Revival starts Sunday at the Long Bottom United Methodist Church with services at 7:30 p.m. nightly through Oct. 18; special music, Rev. Jim Stewart, evangell•t. DEXTER - Homecoming of Dex ter Church of Chr i~t Sunday wltlt Sund;~ y school · 'r '' ··n· l moming worship at JU::lOfollowed by a noon potluck dinner. Charles Ru ssell Sr., pastor. will speak and the Gmbh Family will presen t musical numbers for an afternoon prugram which start.s at 2 p.m. ~ • Capt. Michael Boring, fmmerly of . Meigs County. is with Ozark Airlines and particularly enjoyed his Sunday ass ignment . Sunday evening he new members of the Cinc!nnaU Reds tea m from California back to Cincinnati - wouldn't that be a kick' Wonder If be got some autographs, don't you? Capt. BortnglsthesonofBradand Erica Boring. Reedsville, and his married to the former Robyn Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mills. By the way. Robyn is having a visit loere with t.>r J!'l' s and other matives ami fi:libtd!llllllll she and Capt. Boring get suitable housing worked out In St. Lou is, Mo., where they will be residing. Regio[!ai meeting announced for Ohio Garden Clubs group CHESHIRE - The Ga!Ua-Melgs POMEROY - Bake sale Satur· Community Action Agency wlll day beginning at 10 a.m., In front of observe' free clothing day from 1l New York Clothing House by a.m. to noon Friday. The agency's Pomeroy Elementary School clothing bank ls located at the Cheerleaders; proceeds go for the former high school In Cheshire. . purchase of pom-poms. SATURDAY RVI'LAND - Bowhunters Asso- ' family, descendants of Major Reed, and a few individuals. season. Community calendar / .area happenings POMEROY .- Trinity Church. Pomeroy, wUI hold a public spagh· etti dinner, Friday, from 4 to 7p.m. at the chureh. Spaghetti, tossed salad, dessert, rolland beverage for $3.50 for adults and $2.5() children under 12. Call your Culligan Demer IO(Ipy - belore he can call you -~ ..L..;;t;'<!!~i!! afld you II gel two vali11lble gillS 1nstoad ot one . absolutely -WIThOUt cost or obligation C~ ll the ohone number be low. and hurry Your , ~ . call frrst to collect qQ_uble g1fls By BOB IIOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Wrller The Meigs Count y Jaycee Haunted House so well done In past years, much to the delight of the younger set - is alive and well for the Ha llow een Auxiliary conduas meeting oottte of wm<' c ll tllcrt for nours - and 11 s II '/Oll Cilrl twa11 CJ II h1111 lu st- and gel Keeping some history Employee of month named Diane Young, of Meigs County , a registered nurse In Internal medl· cine, has been named employe'for the month of October at the Ohio University Osteopathic Medical Center. Young was nominated for her "conoern and dedication." She was commended for helplng a fellow nurse who fell III onSept.l9. For her dedi ca tion, Y oungwlll rercelve a$~ gift oertiflcate, a special parking pe.rm It and a le tter of commendation. She earned her L.P.N. degree from Buckeye Hills Career Center and worked at the Holzer Clinic and Gallipolis State Institute for two years. After a year at Hocking Technical College, Young became a registered nurse. She resides ln Meigs County with Annual meeting set Suf!day Bedford Township Trustees wUI meet In regular session Monday evening, 7 p.m., at the town hall. a gtheaccldent or Impa trm en 1 mean productive peri d of end of the , kllf • 'D 0 a persons ~;gy ~; a~'tquole myil old .~al, As I've ex la~:;~~ar y oo. , P Soc the previous .ew co1umns, a Ia! Security disability benefit Is awarded 00 ly whe n a physIcaI or mentallnnpairthat ment Is so se do 110 work a~:;;efor at~ pe~n can B 1 th · Is ~as a year. eslgned so u e program ::a~n:=~~;hc; ; t ~ t:;;, t~ ,,, ge c tnt0 lbe wor... orce can do so witoout .,_,.,...thelrbe ·eflt 1 the tt ~···~ n s n a empt. 1 RACK LADIES' ALL WEATHER COATS dlsabltn Does 20°/o · . FREE PORTABLE CU.LLIGAN COOLER FOR 6·PACKS OF POP, BEER, BOTTLE OF WINE Beat oj the bend Accident not always end of work ~~~ ~=~e LEVI'S MEN'S REDUCED 20°/o CARDIGAN, PULLOVER AND SLEEVELESS 2 RACKS OF MEN'S LONG & SHORT SLEEVE REDUCED 20°/o to 30°/o SHORT & LONG SLEEVE 20°/o MEN'S LONDON FOG All systems go for fall festitJQl Page- 7 8&40 wins honor as Several awards Including the Maybelle Gamble trophy for the state's most outstanding salon In service and other programs were won by the Meigs County Salon ilo, Eight and Forty, at tbe recent pouvolr, departrnentale D'Ohio, Eight and Forty, held at the Ramada Inn, Dublin. The local group also received the Arree Marshall trophy for tbe most outstanding and well-rounded pro· gram In cystic fibrosis, Veda Davis, chairman; the Mary Martin trophy for best publicity scrapbook, Lula · Hampton, chairman; and tbe Mary M,artln trophies for goal salon with best all·around program in tubercu· Iosis, and the goal salon with the best asthma program. Atlendlng the schooloflnstructlon and pouvotr from tbe Meigs Salon were Julia Hysell, chapeau; Flor· ence Richards, secretaire-casslere; and Pearl Knapp, nurses scholar· ship chairman. Jane Willis, departmentale cha· peau presided at the session with Betty Bland glvlngtbe welcome and Helen Peeples, le deml premiere, the response. Guests presented were chapeaux passe, Pat Hen· thorn, Wellsv ille, Irene Meier and Doris Standrlff, Toledo, Linda . Edmundson, national pouvoir ' member, and Violet Acholz. New ·washington. 200/o TO 300/o OFF SALE REDUCED Melanie Rollins, Pomeroy, was charged with Improper backing rather than leaving the scene of an accident In a recent accident on the river parking lolln Pomeroy. By The.Bend - - .' Friday, October 11, 1985 o~tstanding LEVI CORDS Correction Catering Service. Music will be provided by McCall & Young. The Col. Charles Lewis Chapter, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will have a memorial service klr tbe soldiers and officers sla\1Jln the Battle of Point Pleasant at 3 p.m. •' The Daily Sentinel ' riSc~hoo~l;of~Ta;e;k;w;on;·Do~,;a;t;~P;·m~.;;;wi;th;;;;;;;~~;;;a;t;Tu;·;E;nd;l;e·;W;e;lP;a;r;k~.~ MEN'S .. • Friday, October 11, 1985 HACINE - Racine Grange will mar k its !\!lth anni versary wit h a special obsr•rva nC(' at 2 p.m. Sunday; public invitO<!; all past mas ters an• as kr•d to i1f' prescnl. MOT\'Di\Y PT. · PLEASANT, W.Va. - The La l..eche Lcai:ue of Poi nt Pleasant will meet Monday at 7:.1ftp.ma tt he holl1(' of Tammy McCormick, •110 Cypress St .. Point Pleasant . F'or infmmatlon on the Point Pleasant group to which Meigs County mothers arr invited, Mrs. Matheny may be reached at 67~4<t:l9. POMEROY- Meigs Chapter 53. Disa bled American Veterans mwt· lng, 6:.10 p.m. Monday al chapt er home. Butternu t Ave nu e. Pomeroy. PDMt:HOY - Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Jl<ota Sigma Phi Somr· !ly, will mc-rt at7: 3tJTucsday at the home of Li 1111~ Say tl'. ........... , ................................,. .. ' . ~· ··· -·~"-- ... ... ~· -- .......... ~~- - .. . �Page-8-The Sentinel Pomeroy- October 11 , 1985· One-millie~ (Contlnu~ from ~ge 1) ~f:!":;;'m~~:~;lo With a 1981 rescue truck and 1953 pumper Orange Township VFD is reSponsible for fire protection In all of Orange Township and one third of both Bedford ~nd Olive Townships. When backup assistance is needed Prior CDOC funding allowed the Orange Township VFD to complete both the Interior and exterior of the fire department buDding. ' With 18 active members at this time, Orange Township VFD The open church wedding of susan Rebecca Lochary and Steven VIncent Gargulllo, Newark, N.J . G wUI takeplaceat3p.m .•atthe race :~~~~~~ Church, Pomeroy, .depending on the location, CoolvUie: Chester and Olive Township Volun· tPI'r Fire Departments are contacted. answers an averageof2SflrecaUsa year, Oneyearthecallsamounted to 36 • gi belt "We w _ ant to ve voters a er I I ht 10 t0 needs a nd what the ns g our one mOl levy wUI mean In them," said Lyons . Lyons, Chtef Willford, Joe Buchanan department vicepresident, Ron\oscar, secretary, arld Greg Scarbrough, treasurer, • Music wUI begin at 2:30p.m. and wlllfeature Edle Ross, Gallipolis, at the organ, and James LochaiY, OrangeTownshlpVFDmembers - are hoping they wUI receive a · portion of this year's Community Development Block Grant funding through the Meigs County Commis· sioners to buy a newer model pumper truck . A new pumper Is needed, explains Willford, because the state only recognizes a pumper truck that is under ll years old . Sale to alleviate j inancial Crisis invlteOran~Townshlpresidentsto feel free to contact them with any questions regarding the proposed ~ levyor thedepartment's"""rattons. ""' of vOle, and the granddaughter PptrtckLochary, Pomeroy, and the late Clara Lochary, An open reception honoring the couple wUI be held In the Parish House. The -Rev. Lee MU!er wll} of·f iclateat the wedding. r~li!!!!!!!!~~ij~iiliilliilij~il 1\dmluion Priie ,ollcy· Boreoi,. Motinets & Sun., All Soob 12.25· Starts Fri., Oct. 11 The Jackson city School Distrtct has presented an offer to the county commissioners to buy the 23-acre property, and the commissioners have indicated they wUI accept the offer at a mPI'IingTuesday. The county laid off about 35 employees last month when it ran out of funds to pay them, bul Commissioner Ed Michael said Thursday not all r1 them would be called back this year even if the sale Is finalized . He said the proceeds of the sale would be only enough to provide essential services for the remainder oft his year. "I don't think there will be a whole lot to carryover ( intol986)," he said. · Michael also said the land sale Would not eliminate the need for a · eounty sales tax. County voters will decide two sales tax issues on the Nov. 5 ballot. One asks for a 1 percent tax for the remainder of 1985, whUe the other asks for a permanent 1 percent tax beginning In JanuaJY. Evenings, 7:10 Fri., Sot .. Tues ., 7:10 & 9:10 Sot. & Sun . Mot .. 2:10 Sat. Midnight, 12:40 992·22~9 the Township of Sunon. in the County of Meigs and Due to .the Ravenswood Ripley NEW LISTING - TuptiiiS Plains- Approx. 5 :~:res vMh a 3 bedroom mobile home w~h add-on, two lip-wls, d~­ hwasher, ref., ran~ d~pa;al, iron! & back pa-ches, 29x27 . i· garag~ plus trairr septic, elec. & water. $23,000.00. and Homecoming Dances , the midnight movie will be delayed one hall hour. NEW LISTING - Chester - Approx. 34 acres of wooded land wilh a mobile home with an addition, a new bath &kitchen. Mineral rights & a large two room block building. $22,500.00. COUPON S500 OFF 111DDL£PORT - A ne<~t 3 bedroom ranch II a good neighborhoiXI. 60'x100' ~vel lot in good condition. Just $23,000.00. . ON WORK SHOES POMEROY - Nice 1'h ~ory home on good street Basement, _garage, other lea· lures. $28,900.00. WITH THIS COUPON-SIMON'S PICK·A·PAIR POMEROY- Anice corner lot in a good neighborhood with 4 bedrooms, large liv.' "ing room, beautifUl bath, dining room, big pantry, full basement. &·one car garage. OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 21, 1985 992·6191 SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR IN THE HEART OF POMEROY Jean Trusstll 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 ., . Public Notice Public Notice vomber 19th, 196-4, end ro· cordod 1n Votlme 180, Page 671 of the Recorda of D ot Molgo County, Ohio. Acr8 Lot No. 294, Tovvn Two, Renge Twelve, thance Ealt nine chains and olghty·eight links to a poll: ....,.. South chains ond thirtv-tix links to poat in tho Weot Ina of Mid 100 ecre lot tllenco North IOYIII c:hllnolnd thirty· lour links to the ploco of begin· ning. con11ining ttA acrea. Parcel No. 2 : The follow· ing reel estate situate In the County of Meiga, in the State of Ohio. and bounded acre lot thence North fiva chlino tixty linka to the place of beginni>g, contoini>g fiva and ooe-hiK acra Reference ia.further t.d to Cenificate for Transfer of Rut Estate in tho Estate of Charta• B. Crow. deceased, doted July ht, 1966, and recorded in Volume 183, Pogo 449 of tho Records of Doeda of Maiga County. Ohio. TRACT NO. 2: Situate in the ·A rn Township of Sutton. County of Moiga. · in tho State of Ohio , and bounded and descrlbld as follows: l'lln:el No. 1 : The following nNII wtlte situate in lhe County of Molga, In tho Stote of Ohio, in the TownshiP of 5,..., of Ohio: Being Lota Numbered Four Sutton of the Ohio Company'a {41 and Seven i1J in Palmyra Purc:i1aM. and bounded and WoKe' a Addition to the inc· dasaibed as folbwa. vix: Be· por11terl Village of Racine, ginning It a poll twenty-threo chlina and fifty·lour linkt Meiga County, Ohio. R-ce It hereby hiod to South of the IOUihweot oomer Cortilicatetor Tranolor of Reel of whet was formerty G. Eot.ota in the Elf.lte of Mary L. Bridgeman's 50 .::n lot i1100 Crow. Dec:eeood, doted No· and de1cribed 11 follows, vix: Beginnlg It a poll thirty· !IALT:!I Real. Estate General COLORS AVAILABLI: "Glass Doar • Air Tight Ash Pan house with crawl space. On approx. I acre of lind. Just south of Tuppers Plains. Excepting and reserving to tho Grantor, Hallie Crou, her heirs 1nd aulgna forever. all of the minerals underlying the surface. IO · gether with the right to mine llmt. Excepting the reel estate due whk:h the Grantees are to auume and PlY· NEW USTING - 12xlil Schu~ wnh 12x28 added 2 rms., 6 rms and bath, gas FA fumat~ carpeting for a fam~. lg. ~ on 124 near Reedsville. Will take $12,000. Reference Deeda: Vol. 1811. Pogeo 669, Vol. 234. Pqe 349, Dood Recorda, Meiga County, Ohio. 2 ~~:res 111 248. 2 BR home, full cel~t. bath, TP water and otller bit~. lONG BOTTOM - lour chlinl ninoty·thtel links South of the Southweot Said Plrcel appr1l1ed 1t comer of what formetty Parcel #1 111 ,000.00 . Por· G. Bridgomon'a 50 ocre lot In 100 Acre Lot No. 294, Town eel #2 11 .300.00. Total Two, R111ge Twelve; thenao 112,300.00 Terma of Sola : Cnh . Eaot nine chains olghty·eight The real estate cannot be Nnka 'to a poll: th101ce South eold for Ina than two-third a lour chlina thirty-live links to a of the appraised value. c~ut ook llu1J11; thence Howard E. Fronk, lOUth 44% degrMI West 1 .26 Sheriff of linka to • atone; thonce Weot Meigs County, Ohio nine chains thineen links to a poll in West line of aaid 100 110) 4, 11 ; 18. 3tc Howard L. Writesel ROOFING NEW-REPAIR .Gutters • Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES IINIIIn'S MOIIU & MAIIUFAUUIID HOUSING HUflNG I COOliNG ST!TEMI & St.-.lca n .. ,,,.N lntertherm 949-2263 or 949-2969 4129/tln INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE BOGGS SALES & SERVICE We'd lila to introduct you to Enpae-A-Cor, tilt modern way to driva the YOhiolt at your U. S. AT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO ehoiee. No Down Pay1nent Authorized John Det~e, New Hollan,d, Bush HOI Farm Equipment Dealer Lawer8~:ct:~~,:;~•nent $34,500. ::z:: CONTRACTING tSATELUTE SAlES & SER'IICE 1 DOZER, BACKHOE, TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER, GAS &'SEWER LINES, REClAMATION. PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS. OUMP TRUCK STONE 8o DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992 •7201 IIIDDL£PORT -lg. 3 BRnext to business secron. Nice'front porch, 2 baths, equipped ktchen, washer and dtyer, gas FA lur~ $32,000. POIIEROY I ~ lmh, carpetin& remodekll Mlh woodburl)ff, modern knclien and 2 lois. $35,000. COME SEEI lCUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Mtkt~ •Washers •Dishwaahera •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SE RENT A CAR CALL 446-4522 "W• Rtwl F, l111 " U-SA~E AUTO St.ROTtL Rt. t6D ert• Oelllpollt, •I• RADIATOR SERVICE COME DRIVE·& COMPARE! THE NEW '86 CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH BRADBURY- Next to WMPO. 2 BRs down 2 up. Gas FA ·tumace, coo11 and bake units, pan~~g and carpeting, level ki Now $28,000. MIDOL£PORT - view ol mer, Jg Beautnul din~& woodbumlig ti'ep~ce, basement gas fum&e and lg level ki Offer needed. FOIIEST RUN - 2sepoctanks and water taps. 3 BR home. Furnace, range, refr~erator, dishwasher and Jots of carpetin& $45,000. EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gutter Wort< Complete Ramodeling Roofing of all Typea Worked in home area 20 years "Free Eatimetes" CAU COII£CT: Ph. 16141 143.·5425 r - 9/lZ/2 110. pd. J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnsul1tion •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Window• •New Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" 992·2196 Middleport. Ohio 1·13·tfc ~ . - MOTEL ' Rl. 62 SOUTH POINI PUASANT, W. VA. 8 miles from Pometoy·llason Brid&e SINGLE S24.9S tfn Roger Hysell Garage SEE THE NEW DODGE CARS & TRUCKS! .e&kilg $25,000. Cooper Chrysler·Plymouth Dodge, Inc•. 399 S. 3RD ST, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-6421 or 992-2594 SERVICE HOURS 1:00·5:00 MON.-FRI. • WE HAVE THE CAR AND TRUC«S FOR YOU . BEAT WINTER! IUY & FIX lJ' . NOW CALL 992·3325 . FREE PARKING Silt llut!tiiY. litton Roush. IWiti, 'IIJI{I & Bruct... , SALES HOUIS 8:00-8:00 Mon.·Thur. 8:00·6:00 Fri. Housinq 9:00-4:00 Sat. Headqu<nlers ' • • I EXCAVAnNG-. COMPANY •Ail Types of Excavating •Landocaping •Basements •Sewage Systema •Water II Gas Lines ~ •Water Welt Drilling •Trucking Call: mom. anytime· eve. after AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3-24-tlc LINDA'S . ·MEXICAN JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-27 GUN SHOOT lAClNE FilE DEPT. Bashan Building EVElY SAT. NIGHT ' 6:30 P.M. Factoty Choke 12 Gaup Shotpns Only 9-30-tf ANGIE'S PIZZA ~~~ *SUBS *SANDWICHES *LASAGNA *SPAGHETTI 349 N. 2nd HOSPITAL SUPPLIES FOR HOME MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE SAif S & RENTALS 614-446-7283 Out of Town Customers t:.lll Collect •Home Oxygen •Hospital Beds •Wheel Chairs 63 Pino St., Gallipolis "VINYl SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSEll SIDING CO. FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS New Homes Built "Free Estimates" Residential & Commercial BOWMAN'S H'OME CA • •DICAL SUPPLY We Deliver Middleport, OH. PH. 992·3559 Under New Management !Formerly Giovanni'sl 9· 20-1 mo. 24 Hr c Se.ovico Call: 992-5875 Or 742-3195 PH. 949·2801 ar 949-2860. No Sunday Calls 8-8-ttc PREPARE FOR WINTER HAVE YOUR FURNACE SERVICED NOW NEW MOBILE HOM£ FURNACES AVAILABif JEWELL'S PLUMBING & HEATING 73 -10 Chevy Tr. Ft ndtrs .........................148 9,30·1 mo. ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS PLUMBING & HEATING UTILiiY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' We Also Carrv Fis:hir1a Supplies. ~r- BUSINESS PHONE r._,o;:,.. (614) 992-65SO RI!IDINCI PHONE (614) Fenden .:..........·.............J-41 13·19 Ford Tr. Doon ......................... ti3S 80·8S Ford Tr. Ooon ......................... $14S. 78-79 Food lr. Grill, ... ,.................. $S2.SO 80·85 Food Tr. · 73 -79 Chny. Tr. lock If Panels ............... '2 S 7J.79 (havy. Tr. 83-IS Ford Ranger Hoods ................ ,........ s130 83-8S Ford Ranger Hoods ......................... S14S Grilltt ........................... '75 New and Used Auto Glou - lah Model Parts WHALEY'S Insulated Dog Houm P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Oh . Ph . 614·843· 5191 10·6-llc YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE ~Adcfon s &nd remodeling - Roofing and gu ner worh - Co ncrete work -- Plumbing and electrical l'Free Eotimateaj mo. •Complete Remodelin& •Room Additions *Roofing •Sidina •G•raaes & Pole Buildincs Body ll'epoir F~• Body Fill.,,, Sondpapert , PoU! klng Compound• . Pa ints and Graduation UretMane Hordnert. (Sold Under Wholnale To All) Stationerv. Magnetic: Signs, Rubh1r Stamps, OvndH NeW Replacement Pons For Trucks And Cars ~· (~~ijJi~~. !mices, Etc. 255 Mill St. Middleport 104 Mulbeny Av., PomtrO) 992-3345 ACCENT QI~imnry lftor 5 Call JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10-8-llc ~ ~ • Ci.EANING INSPECTIOH • FLUE CAPS INSTALLED • CHIMNEY REBUILDING ~ ;-·--·· " TOTAL FIREPLACE \''·~2~,/j liND CltrMNEY WORK " f - ·\ - t ' INDUSTRIAL STAINLESS STEEL LINERS INSURANCE WORK I 1'0. . I 1';,_ ,~ • 19) 16, Cell 614-446 -4530 . Wallpapering , clean. and pe- ciso, coli 304-675-2001 . House and approMimattly 1 acre for sale Apple Gf9VI, Will babysit child of any age . Any hours. Pt . Pleasant area . References . 304 · 676 · 304·675·6406. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Finnncinl 7 . Yard Sale ...... Gaiifi1oifi........ . & Vicinity ···················- --·-······ 1976. Sedly milled by aister1, Katherine Holter end Eileen Grueser. 3 Announcements I -> "Free Estimates" · Installation Available . 4/ 4/ lln · WATER WELL DRILLING We guarantee water 01 no charge. 30 years ex: perlence. Call 6L4·742· 2146. Also dozer work at 614·742·3018. SWEEPER and sewing mochlne repair. porta, and aupplieo. Pick up and deHvery , Davia V1cuum Cleaner, one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . 614-448·0294. Cell Shooting match Gollla Co. Gun Club. Every Sunday 1 PM . Buckrldgo . , Mine & Your~ Beauty Shop advanced tralnin". letett cutea, perma ... Fomlly holrltyling . Owner - operator Beveriy Garrott . Cell 814446-9228 off Rt. 7 on Georges Creek Rd . $4 ,859 . Coli 614 · 446 · 1167 or 614-367· 72~8: 1970 New Moon 12•60. good cond. new hot watir heater. unfurnished , In · eludes underpinning, fully occupied. For addi- 84 ,BOO . Call 614 -2 51· 6847 . tlon•l information cell after 6 p.m . at 614·992·7177. t983 Jay Skyline 2 bdr. , total electric, underpinned, anchored down. prJvete rented lot, Centenary. Can stay if sold . Interested call 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS-Refinance 614 · 446 · 7200 elter to low fb:ed rate. Uae equity 5:00PM . for any purpose. leader Mortgage Co ., 8 14-692· t966 Pontiac Chief moblla 3061 . . home, 3 bedrooms. Call 6t4-388 -B684. 23 Professional Services 19n mobile homo. with 12 ft expando, gaod cond . Caretaker to llve· in. Re· gen'cy Inc., Pt. Pleaaant. Call 304·676·61 04. B.S.N . proferrad. Poaltlon avoileble immedletely. Apptlcotlona will bo accepted from 8· 12 and 1·4 through October 21, 198&. Equel Opportunity Employer. 2 bdr. New Moon 82,600 . 814-742~3147 6r61 4-1192• · 1968 Royai mobile home lor sale. 1 2x40. $3,000. 814· 6006 . 94 9 2 9 9 6 PIANO TUNING ANO RE- 1 __·____·----~ PAIR, back to tchool dis- 10x55 Liberty. AC, 2 b'd· rooms, new gas fur.le~e. metal utility storage build· ing, porch with owning. Excellent . Call 614·992· 3 410 pholltering. ·Thia is our 21st .__·- -- - - 1 yur aeNIIg tri ·county with the belt In reupholatering . Call now for free Estimate 304 • 676 _4164 . Mowrey 's On rented lot. Excellent condition. Clean . With or without AC, furniahinga. washer-dryer. awning. Call Uphalltery. 614-992 -2469 alter 6:00 p.m. Eaay AuomblyWorkl,600 . per 100. Guaranteed pay· menl . No Real Esl alc 14•70 experience-no muot hold 1 velid Ohio t81ching certlfic•re and for coaching positions must meet oartfflcatlon requ Iramenta of Ohio for 1ports meclk:lne 11nd CPR. Parsons interested ehould contect MONEY, MONEY. MONEY~ The ormy Notionol Guard Gerage Sale Sot. Oct. 12 8o Mon. Oct. 14, 9 to 5. 1'II mile Olit Rt. 218 on right. c•n Sat. Oct. 12 1910 Chothem check , PLUS quellfiod Ave. New cabbage patch than UO,OOO In aducotional benoflto. ENLIST NOWI Call 304-676-3860 or 1· 800· 842· 34119. Pomeroy Middleport . & Vicinity provide you with 1 monthly PlY · part ~ tlme members coukt eem more Tho Army Natlonol Guard needs your prior military Hrvlce experfence. Enlist now for P•rt· time montly paycheck, .tucotlonol OP· St.Rt . 143 , Pomeroy . 8 tenth a mill from Rt . 7. Neighborhood block sale . ..... ·p-fpiiiiisa.rif···· portunitJes, retirement In· conw, and much more. Call 304-671·38&0 or 1-800· 642·34119. Earn FREE Chri1tm11 gilta by hovlng 1 Morri Moe home "' cetelog party. 100 per .. nt guoronteed line of glfta, toyaand horN decor Items. Call 304·178·67&8 for do· '-Ill. Openlnga ovalloblt for Yard Sole, 2423 Uncoln Avo, Tlturo 10th, Fri 11th, demonatretors . No wlntor clothing, If roin will lnvtltm.nt. cancel. Worklng ooupla needo portYard Solo, 4'11 mlleo out ~~ ._byelttorfor4yoarold Crab Croak, Thuro • Sat, It girl In our home. Muat be Jock Loomis. moture, dopondoble lndlvld· uol willing to worlc fteklbla Garage aala 2913 Spruca hourt· no evening•. nights. Ave. Oct. tt -12th. An· or wwkend• required . Call tiquaa, tools, baby i1tflll, 304· 1116·3214 aftor 6:00. 1--------- Home Interior, 1tc. 1--------_.;. Selaa Reprtunutlv~• Fridty 9 em. good winter needed. Herbei·Nullhlonot clothing, ml"l'· Hold Monday Dllt. 304· 384-91 &7. '400· If raining Fridoy. 2718 Lin· nooo part time; •5ooo. coin Avo. tto.ooo full time . moblla home. 3 bedrooma,.- 1v1 baths, Qll furnace. Price reduced. Call nlaa. Dotollo aand aolf· District Is currently aeeking applications from cartlfitd appllcantl for ·a Vauity Bateball Coech and en As· Coll~ - 387- 7628 . Water wells drilled and ser· Call614 -388·8711 . viced . Prlc;eson requa.t. Call - - - - , - - - ; - - - enve· Gorago aele Thur .-11 9. 7, lope: Elon Vhol·71& 3418 31 Homes for Sale one mile p01t Spring Volloy Emerprl11 Rd., Ft. Pierce, Fl - - - - -- - Clnsmo on Rt. 36 . Look lor 33482. 3 ·bedroom full basement, algno. Everything, beds, blby items. ttereo, nice Baby titter for 3 month old aat · in kitchen , carport, S2,600 & take ove r pay· coota 8o clothing chikl . 30 hourt 1 week . Call menu , Plants Subdivisio n. Cell 614·446-7360. 1127 Sacond 814·949·2983. Fri.. Sot. All Tha Molg1 Local School 3 bodrm .. Iorge kitchen , 1 ~emol1 .00 .............................. In loving memory of our dear brother, Clyde Wine•. Jr., who pasaed IWIY Oct. 15, furn ished , good condit,lpn . eddreaed stamped dolla, chlldrana clothing. In Memoriam commercial rental property in Middleport. Priced in the low forties . 2) Two unit duplex house otr1rslze lot in a nice area of Middleport. Priced In the mid twenties. Both properties generate positive cash flow and are FOUND Mist gray female cat. want to give Nay to Position available: part time good homo. She Ia ••- nursing poahlon svallable In tremely gentle 8o loving . Call the Prono'-1 Clinic ot tho counta, free estimates. morn. anytime- eve. after Gollla County Haelth De· Word'o Keyboard, 304-67610PM (M,W) eve . {T,Th) p~~rtment. Contrtet position 5500 or 675· 3824. with maximum of 21 houra otter 8PM1 Fall Special furniture reu· toys and many itema. 2 1614)772-1220 or lnuostment · Rentel Prop- Service 773-3926. orty. For sale:1) 5 unit combination residential · 1970 12x60 Hillcrest portly chen help . interview required. Don E. Morrlo. Superintendent of Melg1 local Schoola, Two Fomlly Plently of every- ot 821 South Tltlrd Avenue thing . 28 Central Avo. Fri· in Mlddloport. phio. day 8o Seturdey. Announcemenl s NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALlTV MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 36. PHON E 614·446· 7274. Big down payment. short time employment. or pest LISHINO CO . recommends credit history stopping Y"" that you do business with from buying e home? Con· people you know, and NOT sider a reclaimed tlnglo or to ~end money through the doublewide . low money mae iujl you have investi- down, take over paymente. "0 0 11 CJ!!ering . 1.;.____..:.__::____ We're Mid Ohio Financial teklng oppllcotion . for kit· FOUND Roddlth brown dog, vicinity of Bulavlllt· Addison Rd. Call whh Into, 614·387-7298. & Vicinity FIREPLACES &WOOD STOVES ~ The DownUnder Reat. Is glo11wore, Troybullt-- (like Mw). loti of miiC . itemt. Cop~ FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 Ohla DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL. 6 Lost end Found Acrvu from Roy Hughes. Busineu forms, 3/2/lln MAICUM CONTRACTING Free Estimates 9-11· I mo. to stay with eldory ledlea. rvom, llo board llo amoll aelery. Full time . Cell 814·448·2839 . Hand tool1, uws, wlndowt. All Yw P•l•tl•t N11dr "Jobbers We Give · Ph. 985·4141 10 moone Mom, im'tltnlftyto be fifty I mlln on George's Cr.. k Ad : PLUS' Ollie! Supplits & FurnitUrt, Wedding Center (SOtlsf~tion guoro~teed) Wanted Yood Sole Sat. Only, 2'11 V. C. YOUNG Ill THE QU.ALITY PRINT SHOP IIOYo West Main 'Street, Pomeroy Phon• 614.992·6778 Ayto 4 month old malo mod. aize, 1--:--:--:-:--:-...,.-,:--:--:--mixod bread dog ., give 11 Halp Wanted oway. Lovea children. Calll--- - - - - - 614·992-3677. One cartlflad Medlcel Tech· To sell Avon. Call Marilyn nologist. weekdays. Send Waaver, 304-882-2845. reiUmt to box 300, In care the Galllpolla Dally Trlb· 2 5-month old kittens. 1 of uno. Third live., Gelli· calico, 1 black end whho. polia, 82& Oh 46 831 . 304-876-2136. AVON . !jell Avon meke 46%. Cell614·«6-3368. 6 Happy Ada Road . Frldey 8o Saturdoy. work 992 -6215 or 992·7314 AUTO CENTER Your Complete Serv1c1:s sewing machine. mise : olotont Vaulty Softball items. Aleo Item• to give l tor tho 1986·88 away . Kerr · Harritburg ~o,.Ch ichool y11r. Appllcotiona AND 349 N. 2nd Midcllleport, OH. Good hunter.Call 614-992· 6862 . Yard Sole Electric blonket. Pomeroy, Ohio 12-8-tlc GIFTS ', f IIIIJIO'I ~II~ nl Sizes Start From 12'xl6' 317 North Second Middleport, Ohio 45760 73-79 Ford Tr. 73 -80 Chevy Tr. · Doors ........ .........:...... ,1100 73 -80 Chevy. Tr. Hood• ........ ................. 'I SO 73 ·84 Chny Tr. lumpe....................... $70 73 -79 Chevy To. (ab (ornen .................. '20 3111/lfn SALES & SERVICE PH. 992-6030 Mother cot and 2 klnena to per waek . R.N . required, POnERY lottom, ware, old coins, large cur· give ·~•Y to good homa . "12 Varieties of Pizza" PH. 992·3982 WI IIU MliDICAIIl A,., OTHER INSURANCE CA.IRS WHEN EliGall sida, $20,000.00. 304·676 3488 . 2487 . Heavy duty trailer hitch for 10PM (M,W) eve. {T,ThJ rency. Top pricu. Ed . Bur· aftor 8PM . kelt Iorber Shop, 2nd . Ave. Middleport, Oh. 814· 992· Freo tctttena, yellow, block. 3478. Caii814-3B7·71HI. . . LICENSED INSURED CERTIFIED MEIGS By owner. 2 bedroom r1hch, 704 Marietta Rood. Point Landscaping, painting on mobile home roofs, $60 . Ford van . Call 814 -4463B61 . tremety gent'- & loving. Coli colna, ring I\ ]ewelry, lterllng NOW THRU OCT. 12TH Rt. 124,Pomtroy Ohio MIDDLEPORT - 3 BRs, bath, gas lurnace, carpelil& dlili& I& long level Jot wnh prage. ~, PAY FOI 11 SESSIONS S32.50 IE(EIYE 1 SESSION FREE! PAT HILL FORD Long chongar. Coli 614 - 2666261 . cat, want to glva away to - - - - - - - - goOd home. She is ex· Buying daily gold, silver .{~ FOR THE BOTH OF YOU TANNING. SPECIAL . We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 7/11/lfn Absolutly no hunting or trespassing on Old Town Farm . Violato'* will be prosecuted . cnarles c . Lewis. ... 1--------- Grillti ..................... S38.SO IOCINE - 2 story lrame home Mod. bath, eat-in kichen, lull basement, garage and 2.53 acres. $28,000. • (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 WHERE TO BUY? J&F •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Call Connio collect 1·613 · 434·762B . COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 4 Giveaway FURNITURE. Bedt, iron, 1-:::-:---:::--:----wood, cupboerda, chaioa, 21 Business chest1, baskets, di1hes. 0 Free klttena 2 femelo 8o 1 otono jere, entlquea, gold pportunity male. Trelnitd to come. Cell end allver. Write - M. D. 1-- - - - - -- 814·446·4062. Millar, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 or coli 814-992· I NOTICE I FOUND "Mill gray female 7760. THE OHIO V/ILLEV PUB- ' STYLING & TANNING SALON A.U. 30H75·6276 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY CHESTEI-915-3307 4/1/tln LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ! •Live entertainment • Free HBO •Restaurant .Olympic Pool E•ulp111eot RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE . Want to buy manuel tire 10% Down Will Hold For Christmas Gifts Shop Early and Save ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist miles below Gallipolis on Rt. OPEN DAILY 10 TO I SUN. 12 TO 5 P.M. Business Services n.. -a:: OLD6 TIME HEATING CO. 7 . 949-2210 w.Shp HtwJ Afill T11h1lelu .. ••11 z !BRING YOUR PICKUP) J.J.tfc 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(6141 ·992· 3325 WANTED TO BUY used wood B. coal heaters . SWAIN'S FURNITURE, 3rd. Notice, no hunting or trea· & Olive St. Gellipolio. Call pa1sing on Dana C. Durst 614-446· 3159. pioperty. reasonable rates. Call 304-678-2336. 8-13 tfn Parts & Strvlee Real Estate ~ MOBILE HOMES MOVED, insured. Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages CJ . Hemlock Grove area. Large, updated, 6 bedroom· home on appro-. . 196 acntJ. In · ground pool. 2 atorage aheds, barn, stable, fire · place, lovely View. LOts of privacy. Asking 8160.000 . wort< . Cell 614-446·8568. WORTH A TRIP FROM ANYWHERE HOME NATIONAL BANK TEAFORD 30°/o OFF CHOOSE YOUR PAYMENT PLAN *NO MONEY DOWN *90 DAYS SAME AS CASH *NO PAYMENT TILL DECEMBER *SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH · 2 BEDROOM, all electric ftr111 GIVE US A CAll 614-6117 ·6235 "Heals to 3,000 Sq. Feet PRE-SEASON •use Free Standing or SALE As Fireplace Insert OLDER HOUSE with 3 bedrooms on corner lot in Syr· cuse. Connie colleat 1-513-434 - 7828 . Carpentry, painting , repair Our Christmas Toys Are In Cars, Dolls, Guns & Much Mora Gifts For Mom, Dad & Everyone We Hove Many Other Dishes To Choose From A System Can lie Designed For You BL~CK IB~RNS WOOD OR COALJ 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOllE on 3 lots in Syracuse. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, Jr. Public Notice Public Notice County, Ohio, on the 8th day of November, 1986 It 10:00 o'clod< the following Ianda and t-menu. 10-wlt: TRACT NO. 1: SHuote in E. Main POMEROY,O. • ·squads make 226 runs HouM in Pomeroy, Meigs 608 acre tot . $46,000. Call · 5 rooms and bath on one acre. beautiful yard. South · Rt. 124, Syracuse, Oh. FREE Orignial Cabbage Patch Doll "Register To Win" 9' SPUN ALUMINUM ............................ 11265 10' 2" DOUBLE DIPPED STEEL MESH .... '1350 10' ALUMINUM MESH .......................... 11395 11' ALUMINUM MESH ...................... ,... 11595 . FRENCH VANILLA - METALLIC BROWN CHARCOAL ...., BLUE - REDWOOD SPUT LEVEl HOUSE w~· 3 bUooms, 2 COftiP]tte blllls, dinit1 room, livin& room and llrp IICIII!ion room. locabd on 8 acns. IM11 finn pond. Racine •Ill· Hemlock Grove area. Ultra nice . 3 bedrooms, 2 batf'!l. Red'min sectional . On an JO'S GIFT SHOP TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO ' Homes for Sale Pieasant. nice location. low EiAZER I _j Clerk REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 31 so ·•. t -609 -453-2B92. ELLITE SYSTE~S Nea'*""''. Real Estate G11ne'ral Vicinity . ..,.to (9127110) 4. 11, 3tc Situations Wanted · Racine Gun Shoot apon· oored by Racine Gun Club. mention. Every Sunday, baglnnlng at Nursin g care in private 1:00 p.m. Factory Choke12 home . Room for two pa 8 ·Public Sale guage ahotguns. tiBnta. $600. a month . Call & Auction 61 4·992·3595. Clooeout Sole at Tt11le'a Craft Shop, Third !lt.. Rt· Vacancy for ladiet . and cine, Ohio. Enda Saturdey RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· gents . Best of care . Good 12th. DMC llo11 4·81 .00 . NEER . SERVICE. Eotote, food . Reasonable prices . Try Savel farm. antique, Uquidation ... 614-992·5022. oetea. Llconoed Ohio and Welt Vlrglnle. 304- n3. Will care fur elderly In my home . Have references . 6785 or 304-nl-ti-430. Reuon1ble rates. Call 614 992-7227. Street, Mi4dteport, Ohio, 46780 WOI oJII)Oin/ed AcJifi. nlttratrix of the of Cod J . Horf<oy, deco I, late of 278 South Filth Street, Mid· dloport, Ohio. Robert E. 8uclc, ProilatB Judge . l.ona K. 12 7·flmllyyarduleFridoypnd LViiCIIncy for the elderly in Soturday, 2323 Jefferson . home. Trei~ed end flf. Clothe•. dlahu, books . teen years experience . Call ltema to numerous to 814-992·7314. tho Meiga County l'nllllte Court. COM No. 24900, Betoy E. Horf<oy, 278 South Filth Real Estate General "PI" ' - Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical SerVIces made 22G runs during the month of September, Administrator Bob Byer reports. There were 172 emergency runs and 54 transfer runs made by the services during the month.· Calls im5wered by the various units Included Pomeroy, 44; Racine, 36; Syracuse, ntne; Rutland, 28; Tuppers Plains, 22, and Middleport, 33. There were 137 patients transferred with 76 going to Veterans Memorial Hospital;· 33 to Holzer Medical Center; seven to Pleasant Valley and 21 to other institutions. Vehielo!; "were driven 8,161.9 mlles during the month, an average of 36.11 mlles -lnd ._..tile Ghostbuslars : ·. cnings 7:00' Fri ., Sat ., Tues .. 7 00-9:15 Sot. & Sun . Mat .. ' 2:00 Sat. Midnight , 12:30 & Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE Natice 11 '*""Y s;- that PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 011 . ljatunloy, OCIObor 12th. ESTATEOFCARLJ. HORKY. 18811. at 10:00 a.m., a Plbllc DECEASED IIIIo""" be hold ot 105 Union A.....,o. Ponwoy, Ohio to Ill Caoa No. 24900 Docket 12 for cuh the following ·-517 NOnCE OF collltenl: APPOINTMENT t980 Fonl Pickup - t33 OF RDUCIARY Styloolde _ Mtr.'1 -~ no. On September 20, 1986, in M f r, ' I I • r lei no . 9H93F820478- Cougar The F.._.. S.V.. lnga Company, Pomorvy. Ohio, right 10 bid 10 the ......, co~~atn~ prior*' IIIIo. Fa....,. It thit Furtheo, ..... and' the withdBonk ond SIIVinga Company _,_tho right to rtjoct any or a1 bkfa a~bmttted. Further, the -moblo wil in tho oandltionltlt in with no up,_ or i"11hd woiTOntlet glvan. 11018, 9, 11, 3tc ·······PfPiiiiisirli".... 3· Announcemants Public Notice Fl~i-fg~::!y ~~~~~ The Daily Ohio ·Business Senricee PHONE 992-2156 Or Writ• Bailly Stntinll Clusitied Dtpl. 111 C0111t St., POIIMIOJ, Olti1 4S75! ._told E••'Y Tueodo',, SU$ services through the end of 1985. NOTICE OF SALE By virtueotan Ordefo!Sate iuuod out of tho Common Ptou Court of Melgt County. . Ohio, in the ce• of Homo No· tionol Bonk, Racine, Ohio, Plaintiff. ~g~~inot Fronk Imboden ..,d Lora lmbodon , Et At.. Dolendlnu, upon • judgment therein rendered, bolng C... No. 86-CV ·86 In Mid Court, I will offer for oele, 11 tho front door of tho Court The Daily Sentinel father of the bride, soloist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lochary, Center- JACKSON, Ohio (UPi j - The ,proposedsaleofthe form er Jackson County home property for $140,000 would enable the financially strapped county toprovideessential Friday, October 11 Ohio 614-949 -2368 . 1970 PMC 3 badooomo, air, washer , dryer, awning . Panly furnished. 16,16 . 614-992 -7479. - - -- - - - - MOBILE .HOMES MOVED . Insu red. reaaonable rates. Co li 305-576-2336 . bath, utility room 8. garage . Call 61 4-446· 135B . 1976 Nuhuo 14x70 mobllo 4 bdr. hou.sa on 325 in Rio Grande. Call614 -246 ·6823 home . Toral electri c, two bedrooms, 1V2 b11ths. 18ft porch. underpenning. 304- or 61 4 -441-&346. · 675 · 72 28 or 614 · 448. 40B6 . ' ,. 8 Beoutiful view of Ohio River. 19BO, 14x7(), 3 bemMm, 12 yoar old alnglo !emily 1% bath I , 9~e10 bldg. must bi· level home. Brick and aell. S12.000.00 or but frame on 2 .9 ecrea. 3 offer. 304-675 -7829 . · · bedroom, 2VJ bathl . fire· 1- - - - - - - - - , place In living and family Kirkwood Mobile Hom'e. rooms. Two-car garage . City 12~e66 , just refinithed re81 school district in Clay Twp . nice $4 ,000 .00 . Pleaae call 5 1A miles south from Galli ~ after 4 :30 PM , 304· 615- --:;;::==;=====:: polia City limlta off St. Rt . 7. 11 08 . Assumable fixed 9 % loa n. Call 614·448-2000 eher -:: 6PM or weekends. 33 Farms for Sale.; By owner. Must sell· moved . 3 bdr. ranch, one car garage, 65 acres. 9 year old, ·3 8711 ' Eureka. Ohio . 814-268• 134B . • bedroom home, 44x'72 barn welklng distance from North 1nd garage, good fenci, Gollle High School. Reduced water. plenty of palturean~ to 129.900. Call 614-3BB- woods. will take trade near In Rio Grande. new 3 bdr .. full basment, nice lot . Large reer de'tks with valley view . Priced to tell $39,600. Will consider mobile home trade I;;==;======· 1- Butine1s . . B 'Jd' Ul 1ng S ln. Coii614-446·803B. - -- -- - - - - 36 acres, house, 6 rooms. bath, workshop, garage, At. 180. Selling cheap. Fodnfor For sale or' lease, 16,000 11quare foot warehouae lo, catad e t 47 Sycamore Street. Gallipolis. Ohio. Fea:tures Incl ude: commercial' · garage. three loading dockr: cell 1-304-273-6046 . By owner: 6 rooms, 2 baths, gerage, fireplace, excellent and • VIking dry pip.. neighborhood. walking dia- spr.nkler IY11tm. For more tence from city schools . Call information call (614144e • 8641 or 614 -448 -7880 or 614-448·0388 . 614-246 ·5146. .. Six room houn on 49 acrea. Full basement. free heat. private, close to towns. Call 614 ·992-7082. By own1r. Remodeled 3 bedroom house on Rt .33 . New F .A. furnace . Large lot. Tavern for sate in Middte:- pon. D-1, D-2, D-3 . Call . 614-992·9976 . Co;.,mercllol building for-.14. or rent on Mal~ St; New Haven , W.Va. Caii304 -88:C : t23,000. Collect 614· 423- 3233 . 6289 . By owner . Shltoly 3 bodroom house at 10 E. St., Pomeroy. 6 wooded acres. Femily room, dining room, F.A. hoat, 2 bathe. bate· 35 Lots & Acreage .. for sa leon land contra~ mont , garage. t27,000 . with small down payment Collect 614·423·8289. Call814· 388·8711 after 5 : �I t-naay, uctober 11, 1986 Page 1 0 The Daily Sentinel 35 Lots & Acreage LAFF-A-DAY kup for ula. Call 614-4462588 . One acrtt~with..aap;~:ic rank, el.rctriC Pofe. \Vell-houle wiih daap well . Blue Lake 67 Two browning 12 01 · lt.wt. 31 Ram. 12 go. 30" full, 11 ·48 12 go . 28 ' 1ull. Call 1114-448 -1346. Bond - lnatrumonll good cond. Ca11'1114-448-0B40 . Seara 1 OHP riding mower 1300 or bell offer & ona riding mower for parts. Cell 814-38B·96BI. Dr . oft Bear Run Rd. Re- duced $3,000 cosh. Coli 1-304-622-2076. King wood • coal stove with blower. all 11 ft. triple wollplpa & through woll kit. Sell -•rote or oil . Coil 1114· 448·1763 oltor 6. 90•300 lot with 28•44 basement. floor. septic tank, water and electric hook- up. $10, 000. Racine . Call 614· 247 -3881 . 3 horoe bruoh cutting S75, Frankline w.oodburnlng ltove *100, walnut 8 gun osbinot •100. Cell 614-387 7238 . -~-~- 2 level lots for sale. Greer Rd . 7 mil8a from town . 304 -676-6689 . Renlal s Houses for Rent · ·· ··· ·~·· ··· .-· ..•I, ~: c... Firewood split. llockod & dlllvanad t 30 largo lood . Call814-448· 9743 or 814· 441· 7983. '"' ...... .. .."",,. _ _ tapering in three Near Waterloo- farm house. 5 rooms. both, 1 child. S 125, reference a&: deposit. Call 614-843-2644. KIT'N' Musical Instruments 64 Misc. Merchandise 3 acres. garaga, tr1iler hoo- 41 Friday, October 11', 1985 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio 79 Motors Homes Ill Campara 1975 Starcralt fold down . good condition. t1 .000. ca ll 814-446-3851 . I.::::.:_:__~-::-::--r ' Motor homo 1977 . Dodge ' aac. cond . 30 day warranty, . 49B Maple Dr .. Spring Val· loy. Call614_- 446-0711. • Wurlltzer Spinet pltno. good cond. Coli 81 4-448-B580. Splnat-Conaola Piano Bar· g"in. Wanted: ~aaponsible party to take over low monthly paymenta ori ~pinet plano . Can bo aeon locally . Write Credit Manager; P. 0 . Bo•33,Frledono.Po. 1&641 1970 22 ft . Winnebago. Complatoly Hlf-containod. 87,000 . Call 814-949 · 2234. Peavey Heritage gult1r amp , or 118 tt contained, sleeps &,.,... 8425 .00. 304-876-3534. :: axe. cond., many extr11 1400. 304·87&-1311 67.6·7138 eltor & p.m. Muaicel Gibson Cuatom Les Paul. Ex c. cond. Serious Home '304-676- ~12=========:;=========~ 81 . Improvements ----Fruit Apples. All variotlao. 16 .00 buohol. Now open doily. All frultl. vegetablea. Jacks Morkot, Rt . 36, H•nderoon. No pets . Call 614· 949 2424. 3 bedroom home wrth bath in Rutland . 614-992-6868 . House. located, Rt. 1, Ohio River Road . Poner Creek Rd1d . Everette Schw•rtz, Ri. 1. Locust · Road. Point Pleaunt, W. Va. Efficiency cottage, 166.00 week, utilitiet paid, phone 30-· 676 - 3100 or 876 · 5609 . House for rent Rt. 2 clote to Rt. 87 . $160. month. 304· 895-.3 808. 42 Mobile Homes · for Rent & L1ve s loek 2 bedroom apartmenu. Now HaV11n, WVo. Newly remodeled. In town. 614992· 7481 . CROSS !I. SONS U.S. 35 Wo11. Jackaon. Ohio . 8t4-286-8461. Musoy F•guaon. Now Hollond, Buoh Hog Saloa • One or two bedroom apartmente in Pomeroy. Furniehed or unfurnished. Rent nogoti,blo. Call 614·992· 8723 . trec:torsto choose from l comploto llno of new & used equipment. Largoll aeltctlon In S .E . Ohio. Furnlahod Apartment for rent, no children. Availabl1 otter Oct.3. CaU 814-9922749 . 5 room apartment for rent In Racine . Call 814 -9492234. Dopolit requlrod . APARTMENTS, moblla homos, hou111. Pt. Plt111nl and Golllpollo. 8 14-441· 8221 . Ullld Furniture .. Metal office doaka. 3 milo' out Bullville Rd. Opan Sam to llpm. Mon. lhru Sat. 114-441-0322 G.E. colored portable TV 19" A-1 condition, e1 80 . Porttblo Moytog dilhwaahar coppartono, ~ condition, •121. Apt. 115 Honay· aucklo Hilla. off Rt. 35. noar Holzer Hoopilll. Konmore hot Wiler llll.k. 8 montha old. Glbaon rlfrlgorater. I montho old. Ctrplt with podding . &14-9923B77. 2 $260 plua deposit. Coli 614-448-9204. 2 br opanmonto In Hendor· son. 304-176· 1972. 14x70 3 bdr .. city ~<hools, dop: & ref . required . Call 61-f-446-2676. 2 br 4 ground floor opt. Downtown Pt. Pleaunt. 304-896-3450. Hoover compKt walher. bedrooms on Bulavllle Rd. In~ Tuppen Plains. 1176 . plus utilities and depolh. 2 bedrooms. Phone 614-667· 3487. . 2proved. bedroom Hud 304 IP · rent trailar, negotiable, 676-4088 . . 44 Apartment for Rent Ullld 7timea. MNier gu wall lumact. 15,000 BTU. Ulld Convenient location 1 bdr.. 2 tim. .. Ctll 114-992fumllhed apt. Coli 304-11711- 1793. · 2441. . M19lc Chef goo ranga. 2 1---------------- For rent amall fumlahtd v•ra old. Can be ••n efter opartmant. Pt . Plouont. II p.m. at 1111 S. 3rd, Roleronc.._ No Pota. 304· _M _kl __ dl_op:_o_rt __ . _ _ _ __ 1 876-13111. Gu dryer. Eloctrlc dryor. e11e . Gold ""·dlfroll 46 Furnished Rooms refrlger1ter freezer . , ,, 60. Sldo by aida ..trlgorator frtOzor. ese. Elli:blc dryor. For rent SiHping Rooma and light houR kMplng 1100. Call814-742· 2362. rooms. Parle Central H-1. SWAIN Coli 814-448-0768. AUCTION • FURNITURE 112 011.. St., Gollipolla. Now Furnished room •125 utili~ II. uHd wood-coalllovH, 8 tlos paid, 919 2nd. Ava .. pc wood LR MJito U99, Golllpolla, single malo. Call bunk beds et9!1, antron 446-44181ftor -7PM. recllnera *99, now • ullld bedroom 1Utt11, rang11, wrlngar walharo, • lhooa. 46 Space for "ant Now lvingroom MJillo t199 U99. Iampo, alao buying cool & wood ltOVH. Call Mobile homo lot, 12'K60'or 814·448-3189. -==::::::====;:::== JACKSON ESTI111'ES APARTMENTS (Equal Houalng Opportunity) monthly "'nt lllrtlll e169 for 1 bod room an• U04 for 2 bedroom. deposit *200. located near Spring Volley Plaza and Foodland, pool and Cable TV available, office hour a •• poaalble 10 amallor, 876 wotar paid, 4th em to 4pmand7pmto9pm & Neil, Gallipolla. Call 448· Monday-Fridoy, Coli 614· 4416aftor BPM . 446 - 2745 or loavo 1 milo lrom hoapltal. Kyger menage. Creek School, water a traah Nicely furniahed mobile paid, •16 mo. plua dop. Coli home. eff. apt., central air 814·448-1364. end heat in city. adulta only. Mobile home lot lor ,.,.,, V. Call 614 -446·0338 . acre, countyweter. cable TV 2 bdr. apt .. good location, available. Raccoon Crook redecorated, utilities partly . Rd. Call 614-446-7911. poi d. Call 304-675 -6104 or COUNTRY MOBILE Homo 304-675-5388. Pork. Route 33, North of Furnlahod opt .. 2 bdr .. 131'11 Pomeroy. Largo Iota. Call 4th, Golllpolil, $196 WIIOr 814·992·7479 . poid . Call 446-4416 oftor Trailer 1pecaa. tmell child· 8pm. ren accepted, Rt. 1. out 740'11 2nd. Avo .. 3 bdr.. Loculi Road bock of K • K. 8190 mo .. 1 bdr .. $136 . 304-675-1076. Deposit required . Coli 614· 446-4222 b8twoen 9 & 5 . M r:rc h <illl l l > l~ Largo 2 bdr . apt .. 2 both. fully carpeted. refrig. & stovo. 11 Coun St .. t326 mo., ref. & dop. Call 614 · I-:6"'1"""' H,..o_u_ae""'h-o...,ld--:G::-oo - d-:-l 446-4926 . 1974 Mercury Morqula. high mlleogo. ox. cond. S1000 . Call 614-24&· 9284 . For' sole by owner: t 985 Bronoo 11. loaded with oxtraa, 9 mo. old. ~w mileage, lmmaculato cond. 111 ,900. Cell814-2116-6763 . Modal 323 Now Idea corn picker, e•celltnt condition. Ceii814-38B-8&84. piece Early American living room autte. Excellent condition. 13 month old . e3&0. Call 814-742-3074. 2 bedrooms. No pets. 614· 1978 Trona Am fully equipped. Call 814-388· 9863. Service. Over 40 uaed 2 bedroom aacond floor apt. Total electric. Acro11 from Pomeroy Fire Station. Call 614-992-7314 . roquirod. Call 814-4468568 . 949-2424. Supp l11: :> lng 0ppC>rtunitioo. 814-992 7721 . 2 bdr, furn. or unfurn., good location. Securjty depoait MQbilo home lor rent. 2 1979 Ford Grenada, noV'( blue, ox. cond.. 12200. 1981 OldoCut.. uSupremo Brougham dleMI, loodod with acc .. ••·-cond. 18000. Call 614-448-3944 altar 6pm. Special ratea for Senior Citizen a. S1 30 . Equal Hou•- 2 br. apt. In Middleport above Donolll's Pizza. Ro· contly remodeled. Partiolly furnlahed . Low utiHttn. Day 614·992-2381 . Nlght814· 992·21109. 12•60 2 bdr. on Clark Chapel Rd with largo yard. CoH 814' 446-3697 or 614' 246-6223 . r ar111 •as. '-========== I. 62 CB,TV, Radio Cell614· 388-9688. Serious about loaing welght1 Contact Gloria Greta. Rl. 2 Box 282, Lotort. W. Vo. 282&3. 304882·31 62 . Porto Crib , baby bod , playpen, training chair, phone 304-176· 3098. 25- Inch console color TV, now picture tube, llko new. *200 .00. 304-176-2337. RIVERSIDE GUN SHOP. Rt. 7, Athllla, Ohio. Quality gun repair, rebluing, stock work. bU'(. loll. bode. 814· 888-6194. GE waaher-dryer, Saara console 26" colored TV . All In oxc .· cond . 304-6754339. RCA 21" color TV k>r solo . 198.00 firm. Coli 304·1178· :3:4:8:8:1ft=a:r:4:p:.m=.= = = 1 I· 64 Misc . Merchandise Flrowood-cutup alaba. 1 truck load 1100, 2-*1 BO. Pickup loed, you haul *111. HEAP occapted. Call 114· 245· 5804. HouM cool. Lump • atoker. Zlnn Cool Co. Coli 614-4411· 1408. . Hou11 cool. Lump & llokor. Zlnn Cool Co. Coli 814·446· 1408. · 62 63 66 Pets for Sale 1978 Muotong II Fartbock. new tlrea & bottory, otc. Good con d. Call 814·448-4171 altar 8PM. Livestock V-8. auto. t979 ford LTD. P.S .. P.B ., Auto, A.C . e1900. Call 614· 742-273B. 2 pigs and 1 fowl. Cia! 814-446-8616 . 1979 Corvette. Lou than 20 ,000 milo&. Fully loaded. L-82 engine. T·topa block on black. Coli 614-992-2636. 9· 6. 304-882·3407 after 5 . 10,000 firm . 1976 Pontiac station wogon . B ft. truck toppore. 614-986-3839. 1984 Chevrolet Cavalier with many added features . $6,000. 6314· 949-2890. Hay & Grain 1979 Folrmont. 14•70 w~h 1 24x7 Tlpout. 3 bodroomo, 2 full botha, on ritntod lot. E•cellent condition. Clean. With or without AC. Call 814-992-2261 or614-9923859. Corn, 82 .60 bu. 304-B95· 3498. Tr a n s pn rl ol ion 71 1979 ford Fairmont stetlon· wagon . Coil 614 - 949 · 2368 . Autos for Sale -----TOP CASH paid lor '80 modellr'ld newer used cara. Smith . Bulck· Pontlac, 1911 Ealtom Avo .. Gallipolis. Coli 614-448-2282. 1979 Ford Pinto. 4 cylinder. 4 speed. Good condition. Call 614· 949·2963 or 614· 992-7301 .1 n 1983 Pontiac 1000. P.S .. P .B.. Auto. U&OO. Call 614-949-21160. Muatang new pant, new tires. new paint. excellent lhapo. 12.000. Call 614· 286-8417. 1979 Trona Am . Gold interior, 400 engine. Good condition. Cell 614· 7423169. - 1979 Buick Skyhawk, autp, air, PS. PB. prlco reduced. mull sail . Coli 814-4484491 or 614-446-38iiB. ' 83 Colobrity, pa, pb, oc, tilt wheal, crulao, 83,000 miloa, 84,896. 304·876·6084. 1957 F"etwood Cadillac llmoaene, 3 •ats, fair condition. $1,800 or bolt alfor. Call 614-446· 1197. 1978 Mercury Cougor XR 7 , ' air, cruiM, tilt. power windowt, power door locka, powertnor*, AM-FMito,.,o, SHARP, good cond . 1979 Ford Fairmont. new tlro~o. new braket, new extllluat 1977 Cutlaaa Supreme PS. PB. AC , cruise, tilt, axe. cond . Call 614-448 -4672 . 1983 Chevatte, Brierpatch K~nnelt All breed grooming . Indooroutdoor boarding flcilitiea. E711ilh Cocker Spaniel. 38B· 97 0 1979 Thunderbird PS, PB, AC. good cond .. U .300. Cell 614-367-7238 . Reg. Morgan horna. 1 atalllon. 1 mare. Would trodo lor good camper. Coli 614· 379-2585 . Firewood lor salo $26 . deli· wred not IIICkod . 304-676 64 4373 . Block, brick, mortar and n111onry supplies. Mountain Stste Block. Rt. 33, Now HIV11n, W. Va. 304· 882· 2222. 1978 Ford Flronzo oxc. oond .. low mileage. PS, PB. AC. AM-FM ..asetto. Cell 814-448-B124. Wonted to bU'(: Wood or wood & · coal burners. Call 61 4-693-663& . 66·60 lb . Shoots. 835 . 614-949-2017 . BuHding Moterltla Block, brick, Hwor pipoa, windows, lintels, etc. CltudoWintora.RioGrondl, 0. Coli 814-245-5121 . I- - - - - - - - - BuMdlng material. concreto blocka all slzea, lontila, flu blocka. clay tllo. Delivery. Gelllpollo Block Co .. Pine St .. Golllpolla, Ohio Coli 814-446-2783. 1971 Vol<awogon Fallblck noeda onglno 8100. Call 814·367-7118 . Wanted to Buy Craftaman 8" jointer with stand and motor. 160.00. 304-876- 1846. 66 Building Supplies 78 lmpall V-8 . PS, PB. air. good body & angina. Coli 614-446-4477: Used 360 John Daorelooder with hoe and used R-86 Ditch Witch Trencher. 1· 814 -894- 7842 or 884 · 5008. Baas AMP Poovey; BW opkr. like now. UOO. 304-8751846 . . Surplua. Regultr Army Ca mouflage • denim clothing, boots, PIICkl, ICCIIIOriel, Som Somervlllo'a Eaot of Re¥en1wood. Junction In· dopondonce Rood · Old Rt. 21, Fri. Sat, Sun, 1 ;00 • 7;00 P.M. (Oolivery 304876-3334) 1976 Ford Granada runa good, block with bucket 10111, now bottory. Call 614-388- 9686. Combine A-G~aner. 2 row, 40 inch with amall grain hood . Priced to sell. Coli alter 6 p.m. 614-667· 8101. Billy Royalaaddla, 15% inch eQuitation nat . Full ailver lacing and ailver conchoa. 2 yra. old . looks new . 614742 -2386 . Equipment Wlloon Shooting Star· booma. Completa with rotor ooox • opprox. 40 fl. of tower. Muat be dlamantled . Call814-448-7731 oltor4. 1977 • Olds Cullan Brougham 360 auto , loaded, 4 new Seart rlldial tir11, .runa excellent. looka good. Call 614-446-4462 oltar8PM. 4 row John Deere corn plenter wtth cylinder 81 hoaes. 8800 or bllt offer. 60 por cent off!! Fltshlng arrow aigno 8269111 Ughted, non-arrow 1247. Unlighted t199. (FrtO lott0<1!) Soe locally. Limited quonlty. Hurry! 118001423-0183 , anytime. I!UI . cond. Call 614-246-8243 alter 5 . Upstair• unfurnished apt., 1978 Cutleu Supreme carpeted. all utilities paid, no GOOO USEO APPLIANCES Broughom $3,000. Coli af· children, no poll. Call 614 · Waahera. dryors, rolrlgoro· Unmatched quoen size 101 al tor 8. 614·379 -288B. 446 -1637. tora, rangu. Sklgga Ap· box oprlnga • mottreso. . 11 • ' I!)! plltncos, Upper Rhrar Rd . extra' flrm . Call 1114-446· Oragonwynd Cattery Ken · 1978 ChoV'( Cornaro AC. Furnished apt. utlltloo potu. beside Stone Crort Motel. 2824 lftor &PM . nol. CFA Himalayan. Poraian PS. PB. AM-F.M radio, tilt, S235 1 bdr .. adulto, 243 814-448-7398 . Jack~on Pike, Gollipolla. I- - - - - - - - - - Seasoned oak firewoOd , and Siamese kittens. AKC good cond. Call 614· 448· 8209 . Call 448-4418 otter 7PM . County Appllonco. Inc . opllt, pickup e28 or ltacked Chow puppies. Cell 446& dallverod 130 a pickup _3B _44 __ •fl _e_r_7_P_M_._ _ __ 1 977 Ford Thunderbird AC, Furnished apt. 1136'11 2nd. Good ullld appllonc.. ond TV Hta. Open SAM to &PM . ·toed. Call614-446·1627. 1AltC Rog. 8oegla pups. 8 power lteerlng, _ power Gallipolis. 2 bdr. water paid. 81 86 . Call 446-4416 after Mon thrll Sot. 814-448· old . 2 malo, 31emale, bnkea, cruiae control. AM1699, 827 3rd. Ava. Golll- Kingwood. COIIItovewith waoka .110 IICh. Coli 814· 246· FM ttareo tiP• player, .vinyl 7PM . polla, OH. fan . good cond. Eloctrlc top. Foir oond .. •1. 700. Coli fumaco with hoot pump, 9 8_ 7_8_·_ _ __ _ __ 814·448 · 7872. Two bdr. furnl1hed 1part- Valley fumtture, naw & AKC registered 8uaott mont with garage. Adulto. uHd. Largo aaction of qual· CA . Clol 114-441-8268. No pots . 8225 .00 plua utili· tty furniture. 1211 Eollem Firewood for lilt, Sea · hound puppies. 2 melee. 1974 Gremlin for parts. Bhow quality . Sholl ond t12S . Cell614-448-3861 . Avo .. Golllpolla. ,. ties. Coll614·446·7729 . • lck H ory. C1 II wormad. 814-817-89'4 1 . aoMd. Ook 1114·246-92114. RHdiYIIIe,O. ,1978 Ply. 9alon 4 dr.. ·Furnished apt. 919 2nd. Mollohan F... nlture, Rt. 7 . AVo . s 175 u tilities pold . Kenauf1!1 . 1 yr. fraellnance . Shredded blrk e20. pickup 1------ - - P 81,200. 1980 Olda O.mega S hare bat h. Men preferred . Call 61'4·448·7444. 6 pc. load . Hardy . ovargroon October Spacial&. BU'( cage 2 dr.. $1 ,850 . Call 614-446· Coli 446 -441 6 afte r 7PM. wood llvlngroom oulto ohrubl , 10 aach. 11 ft. ondloodklt, gotparokHtfor 8583 . Scotch plna 4 llah. 2 e9.99. Floh 8peclala. Homo· 1400. mllol north al Bllvor Brtdge l8il •1.99 ovary day; Gor- 1987 Plymouth GTX, 440 Furnished 3 rooms • beth, 1! blla •1 .29 every doy. Flah meg .. 4 apd .. black, •2.800 cloan. no poll, adulta, "''· & upper Rt. ?, Ohio. Co Tonk, 2413 Jackoon Avi. or tredoloramellcar al equal deposit. Call 814 -446· Rofrlgorolor, runa good. ori 614.-441-41130. Pt . PIMIIftl. 180.00. 304-895-3498. valuo. Call 814-446-8073. 1519. ------------- _ 1 1---------- • Autos for Sale . 1981 Chevy Caprice die11l, 2 door, U.ndou, all tho extraa, ex. coRd. Call 814446-1431 . Newly' redecorated 3 rooma & bath, all carpal. lodge style. country home to shopping, utll· oo 30 rural acre1. Stone · convenient itios partially paid. Rof. & hearth, e.-thedral ceiling, plush carpeting. 3 bed · dop. required. Call 614-448 7618 . roo mi. 1 'h bath, full basemont. $360 . por month. Call Rivoroido Apll. Middleport. 614-742-2115 . 614·992-3090. - Se rv1 ces 6617. inquiries only. 3 bedroom houu for rent. 2 bedroom. ..,. /1 · 11 71 Unfurnlahod. IN TME: &A'Y 1 n Dod motor home. axe . .., cond . 28,000 miles .;: 89,600. 304·676-6513 or ~ 676-4t93 .·~ 0 Peavey T· 40 bals guitar with calo ond·TKO 80 amp. Exc. Cond . USO. 304-675· 4077 . & Vegetables nice and clean . Deposit required. no inside pets. THIOV'V!; GOT C tiAMP TRAPPED =::.::..... __:-:-11--;----- ~~ 1981 Shalta14 . camper., ,. 58 Beautiful hill-top, mountain MI~TE:RlMI~TER: on l)lltom, 36,000 engine. AM-FM mlloo aterto, good cond, call after 4 :00, 304 675 1139 ' " · '72 Novo 1400.00, U-houl trailer e300 .00 or both 1800.00 . 304·178-2298. 1976 Plymouth Fury. Runs good . t400 . 304 - 678 · 4884. 1977 Toyota alation wagon. good cond . 304-676·27411 or 576-2971. 19~4 Cavalier 1t1tion WI· gen. lilver. I!!I)(C. cond. 4 cyl .• & apood, a·c, rodlo 17,1100. Southakle. 304-937-2688. 1977 4 door Monarch. Con bo 188n 2218 Lincoln Ave. Pt. Piouont .. WV .. 71 ez oou.. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. local references turnllhed. Free 11timatas. · Call collect 1-614-2370488. doy or night. Rogers Basement Waterproofing. Autos for Sale 83 Camero Z28, low ml · lo19o. mull 1011. Make oft or. 304-876-2799 alter 7 p.m. Buy your oar In Woat VIrginia and you'll have protection of D.and M. Contrectou. Vinyl Well Vlrglnil Attomey Gen- siding, replacement windowa. inaulating, roofing, eral Brown. new and remodeling, concrate. Coll304-773-5131 . 72 Trucks for Sale J.and L. lnstollotlon. Roofiftg. vinylaiding, ttorm doors 1978 GMC auto. PS. PB, 360. holY'( V. ton good and windows. Free eati· running condition, e750. motoa. Call 614· 992-2772 . Cell 614·379-2798. COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING 197714•70mobllehome,3 Pump sales. &aNica. Regia· edrooms, 2 balho. toto! tared in Ohio. All work electrjc 10x20 awning, underpinning II woodburner. guarontaad, Call 304-273· 2811. Raven1wood. W. Va . Cell 1114-379-279B. " ALLEYOOP Leer osmpor top lor long bod RON 'S Taleviaion Service. PU . Cell 114-266-9387. Call 304-576-2398 or 614446·2454. LET'S .JUST S AY IT'S AN UNEA.SY FEEL ING I HA.VE ! .. • .....: " --------· ..~ Houaecallton RCA, Quazar, """'II lizo PU . Also camper GE . Spociallng in Zenith. top tor lhort bed for fullaize 1969 Stud. lor porta, 1100. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump Celll14-387-71 18. removal. Call 304-676 13 3 1 1979 Chivy LIN, 4 &pd .. 1- _ _ _· - - - - - - rodlo, wire rims, topper, RINGLES'S SERVICE, ex· •2.399.,John' l Auto Sale~. perlenced carpenter, electriBulaville Rd ., .Gallipolil. cian, mason, painter, roof· lng !Including hot tar • 69 Ford Rongor 'h ton runs epplicatlon) 3011'676-2088 good, looks good, $860. 675 7368 Cellll14-441-07011. _o_r_ _·_ _·_ _ ___ 1 1986 Chevy pickup truck. Starks Tree and Lawn Service, stump removal, 304- P.S.. P.B.. V-6. Auio . 676 . 2010 . eagoo. Call 614-949- _ _ _ _ _ _;____ 1 266!). Rotary or cable tool drilling. 1970 ChoV'( 4x4 pickup. Mo11 wells completed same day. Pump sales and service . . $600. 8t4-985-4t33. 304-895-3802 1976 Chevrolet 1 ton dump 1-- - - - - - - - Coli 814 992 Building and remodeling, · roofing, moaonory. olectritruck. t1 800 . 3194. cal, froming. flooring. dry • 80 Ford · FIOO Lorlot well, bathrooms, kilchena, Rongor. 88,000 mlloa. AC, painting and plumbing. 304cruiae. CB, AM·FM, tape,l_6_7_6_·2_4_4_0_· - - - - - new point. 304-1711·2130. Gataroomolcorpotclllnod .74 . Ford Rangor F 100• lor $22 .95 . Captain Stoo4&.000 mifoa. 302 V-B. PB. mer. 304-675-2296. Sove -~ PS, air, AT. phone 304-87.6·I_:Ad:_·_:E_•P:_I_re.:.•..:.8.:.6'_.- - 3063· Carpentry and remodeling, • ., 77 F- 160 Ford Ranger. room addltlona. painting. AM-FM, PS, sliding bock plumbing, and repairs . alou, good cond. Call 304· 1=P=ho=n=o=3=0=4=-6=7=6=-4=3=2=2=. 676· 7279 . = Plumbing 19B3 Silverado Chevrolet 82 & Heating pickup, ps. ps, V-8 onglno, now tlros, 61.000 pluol - - - - - - - - milaa. 16126. L. L. Smith. 906 Mouman, Pt. Pl., WV . CARTER'S PLUMBING 304-676-3222. ANO HEATING Cor. Fourth ond Pine Gallipolia, Ohio 73 · Vans & _4 W.O. Phone 61 4-446·3888 or 614-448-4477 1975 Ford van good cond ., l - - = - - - - - - - - - $1 ,200 . . Coli 614-446 · JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEAT· 4313. lNG. Rt. 1. Box 356. Galli· polis. Call 814-367-0676. t980 Joop Renegade CJ-6 . 82.600. Call 61 4· 367 · Excavating 7672 or 614-367-0488 . 83 1984 Ram Chorgor 318. 4 opood . 14 . 000 miloa . Smoked glus . AM · FM clock radio. 614-949-3093 . 1974 Dodge 1 ton Kary van Good-1 Excavating, base- manta, ~ootera, driveways, teptic tanka, landacaping. Call anytime 614 · 446 · 4'37, James L. Dovison, Jr. owner. 63,000 actual milet. Mu1t Dozer Work land clearing, 1011. 304-676-4077. landiCIIping, etc. Free eati· 74 Motorcycles males. Call 814-448-8038 or 814-993-7119 onytlme. J .A.R. Construction Co .. Rutland, Oh . 614 -742 1982 Harley Davidian 2903. Basement., Footers, Oreaur. Call 614-742 · Concrete work, Beckhoe'a, Dozer & Dltcher, Dump 2808 . truck•. & wate,r·gas·nwer· Movlng·muat aoll-1981 Yo- electrical lines. moho 126. 3 whoalor. 614· 742·2274 or 61 4· 992· 85 General Hauling 6280 . 1981 Kawasaki KZ440 . 9000 milo a, now r. tiro. Jamaa Boya Water Service. chain and banery, 1 owner. Also pools lillod. Call 814· eaoo. can 614-992-6919. 268 -1141 or 814 -446 · 1176 or 614-446-7911. 1983 Hondo 110 throe whoolor, uc cond, i<en't Water Service . Walla, •&60.00. 304· 17&-37111 or c1Jterl1a, pool a filled . Phone 61 .t-4ot8-2072 . 614-367-0623 or 614 -3877741 night or day. 76 Boats and Waugh's Water Service . Motors for Sale Wells. cltterns, pool1. Fe1t. rallablo service. Call 614· 256 · 1240 or 614-266 John boat for sale. Call 1130. Reuonable iatea. 614·268· 6417. Haul limestone. tlnd, gravel,dirt, bulk or bag fertilizer and lime. Excelsior S1lt 76 Auto Parts Worksl~c . 638 E. Main St., & 'Accelsories Pomeroy, 614-992 -3891 . I========== ' 260 8 cyi . onglno. Can hoar run. Call 814'· 388-8708 . 87 Two now tlroa, E 78-14, winter tretd, on rim. 304882·2470. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sac . Avo., Gallipolis . 614·446-7833 orll14-446)833 . 79 1--------------- .. 71 VW Baotlo sun roof, olum. wheola, groan metal· lie, 2 now drea • rilnnlng boarda. t700 . 304- 6756439. 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Dusty vl1lt1 Sue EIIon In tho sanitarium. an d J .R. anompll to buy Chrla· tophor's oharo of tho com· f!!ny. IOO min.) Cll~~~~~ (fi) Great Performenoe1 [CC) 'Or. Flachar of Go novo.' A wealthy occon· trlc dollghtl In tooting 1~1 greed of the rich. (2 hrs.l . .. . . . ' - · MOV!t: · · ' Milling In (MAXJ Aotton' 9:30 I]) NFL Yearbook 1g94 Minnesota Vlkinga. (JJ(JJW Cll 11!S BonooWn (CCL) . o 11 trHt Hk ou11 Au keyser onalyzos the '80s with a weekly review of economic and investmt~nt manors. [HBOJ Not Neceaaerlly the Nowo 10:00 (]) News . I]) NFL'o Gnaatoal Momenta NFL· Symfunny. · Cll High Chaparro! (JJ IIIII! Spen11r: For Hlro iCC) Sponsor'a aoarch for two teonego lovers loads him Into a potentially . deadly oituatlon. I 60 m1n .1 Ill !])® Falcon Croot(CC) Angela reluctantly weicome• Father Christopher to Tuscany Va!leu, Grog in• veatlgotoa _Anra·a pest. and Richard Is tho subject of further threata~ (80 min.) 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IOitiOft~ AllOUT LOVE IS THAT IT IS A CR!Mf: TIIAT REQUIRES J.-: EATEN OOOSE VEAM.IN EYELID AN ACCOMPUCE. - BAUIJELAIRE Wlllt _,. - l o d Q - they hold I ' conv«NIIon - NEVER LET 00 �' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, October 11. 1ts5 Orson Welles:Hollywood's bad boy dies Thursday HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Orson Welleswasfoundbyachauffeurln Learning, dined with him Wednes- - In a recent lnt~IVlew, Welles_ Welles, a Prodigious dramatic an upstairs bedroom of his Holly· day night at Ma Malson, a who llved life to the limit- had this genius who panicked tbe country - wood HUls home Thursday morn- Hollywood restaurant and a fre. to say about death: with his- radio tale of a Martjan lng the victim til an appatent heart quent haunt of the bearded, Falstaf"I rejolq! In the presence of death Invasion, and was shunned as the att~ck. Welles, whose size was as flan Welles. because I think It's what makes life bad boytiiHollyWooddespltehav!ng made one of Its truly classic movies, • died of apparently natural causes - Thursday at age 70. great his theatrtcal had been as under treatmentgenius, for heart disease and diabetes. Welles' Barbara brtlllant and beautiful, and \vltlnut It the world would be ridiculous, I'm Interested In It from every point of view. My Interest has not dlmrned wlthlts approach." Reagan: . rr===================:==~=========~ Pomeroy's fire' of 1927 SAVE 20°/o WEJl.E" DIE> - SKYHAWK . FLY IT. Of course Buick Skyhawk doesn't really have wings. But when you gel behind the wheel, the feelings of freedom and lighlheartedness are undeniable. And still the traditional Buick GOOD THRU OCT. 19 Stop In and See The Ultra Unlimited Oct. 15. ._.=,-:-~==by Singer .eSJ!B Fish order • deadline near October 15 Is the final day to order fingerling fish from the Meigs SoU and Water ConseiVation District. II anyone wlshes to stock or restock their farm pond, this Is an excellent opportunity to purchase. !Ish. The Meigs SWCD has ,...., Inch and four Inch bass at 40 cents each; three Inch and live Inch channel ca tfll;h at 40 cents each; five Inch and seven Inch catfish at 55 cents each; one Inch and three Inch bluegUI at ~ cents each and three Inch and five I Inch bluegtll at ll cents each. t= All flsh must be ordered In lots ct 25 and aU orders must be prepald. If anyone wants to order some fingerlings or would like more Information, contact the SWCD at 992-Q\47 or stop by at 221 West Second Street 1ri Po~roy, s€cond Door of the Farmers Bank Building. Flsh will be del!vered to the Meigs County fairgrounds on Oct. 24 between noon and I p.m. WE SHARPEN SCISSORS . We Service All Makes of Machines qualities of solid comfort and luxury surround you . . Skyhawk responds instantly. And its size makes maneuvering easy and smooth . So come in ond take a look at the new Buick Skyhawk. We'll be happy to arrange a test flight. We think thai once you fly the Hawk, you'll buy it. Wbuldn't you J • really rather hava a Buick? · 992·2174 BUICK~PONTIAC ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - It today were election day, ' only 4 percent of Ohio voters woold be prepared to· vote on the only state lssue on the ballot, a measure that would provide up to $100 mUUon In bonds to researchers who looking Into ways to expand uses and marketabUity of Ohio's high-sulfUr coal. Sen. Richard C. Pfeiffer, D-Columbus, Friday held a news conference to Issue a new packet of Information about Ohio's coal business and Its potentials. Pfeiffer concedes that a srnaU percentage of voters know what the Issue Is, but he says the reason for POMEROY & GMC TRUCKS ~~~~1~1~5!!!W;!!E;ST!!;2!!nd!!.!!!!!·!!!P!;O!!ME!!!RO!!!!Y~O;;H·~~~~.r:====:::=::::::::W:e:H:a:v:e:t:he::K:ey:s:T:o::A:B:e:tt:e:r:D:e:al=======~ Pick4: 2238 O..EVELAND (UPH - Thursday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant ., voter Ignorance lies In the type of election. "It's an off-year," Pfeiffer said. "Our hope is to do some broadcast commercials as a basic educational component." He estimates that between 54 percent and 60 percent of the voters who said they know about Issue I support tt. "There's enough support when the voters know what It ls," Pfeiffer said. "As the media provide stimuli, I think It will getmore and more support." 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Antenna built into headband. 112·198 Battaryextra Cut 38°/o WASHlNGTON (UP!) - The Rome, "Itoldh!m(Reagan) that the__ _ United States will ask Italy to crimes had 'been commltled on extradite lour Palestinians accused · Italian tenitocy and therefore the of hijacking a luxury liner and jurisdlction belonged to Italy." kllllng an American tourtstbut Italy · "President Reagan 'agreed with says the request poses some this, but told me there would be an dlff!cu!tles. American extradition request In The four Palestinians Intercepted . respect of the four terrortsts," Craxl · In flight by U.S. warplanes as they said. Oed Egypt were charged by Italy Dlpk>mat!C sources said Craxt Friday with hijacking an Itallan claimed Italian jurtsdlctlon because cruise ship and murdering an the ship Is of italian registry. American hostage. Reagan argued tor U.S ~jurtsdlctlon The charges were flied 1lflel' bi!ca~~E the slain tourtst, Leon . ~?,resident ·Reagan 1an,d .. Itallan .Kllnghoffer,IB,ofNewYork, wasan -Prime Minister BettJno O:ax! AJnef'lcan. engaged In a reportedly healed White House spokesman Larry telephone conversation, with lnth Speakes said the United States governments demanding the 'right would file extrad!t1on papers to to prosecute tbe hijackers first. proSecute the Palestinians on Reagan agl'eed to let Italy act first. · chlll'gi!S d. murdertng Kllngholfer. Court officials In Genoa, Italy, Justice Department spokesman said the four were charged with Terry Eastland said earlier Friday h!Jackliig, premeditated murder, that, the goal for both nations Is "to kidnapping an.!l possession of anns assure that proper sanctions for this and explosives. kind of repreh~slble conduct are Craxl later tpld 'imposed 1n an appropriate court of taw, wherever that maybe." "We have advised the ltallan government that we will seek extradition, and formal steps are now being taken to charge lhese suspects 1n the United Staies In preparation tor such a request," he said. But Foreign Minister G!ullo Andreotti said It was "lmproba ble" that Italy would agree to extradl· tlon, saying the U.S. request posed "supplementary difficulties be· cause In general we have a ban on extradition to countries that havfl By NANCY YOACHAM the death penalty." Italy has no Times-Sentinel Staff death penalty. TUPPERS PlAlNS--Resklents The Comprehensive Crime Con· of the '!Uppers Plains area will have trot Act of 1984 allows the United States to prosecute anyone who another c,hance Monday to get In ,. holds Americans hostage anywhere their "two cents worth" regarding In the world. The maximum the proposed extended area tele· · NAVY'S ROLE - !le<>rretaJMI punishment Is life In prtson. . phone service to and from the rest of · ~ lbe Navy Jolm Lehman held a Detlev Vagts, professor of Inter·. Meigs County. Tuppers Plains resident Mary press oonlerence Friday to national law at HaiVard University. answer questionS" about the said that "although the United Jane Tallntt will be at Cole's Sohlo N~<vy's role In lhe caplure of the States has rather swiftly committed from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Palestinian hijackers on TtlursItself on extradition, why bother. My obtain affidavits lor the extended day. Midway throulh the press Informed guess ts the Italians will service from local telephone · conference, President ftieagan proceed to try them, give them life customers. Talbott has been thedrtvlngforce called the Secretary and told impi'lsonment, and ultimately our him to 1e1J the mUIIary COIIIIIIUIIrequest lor .extradition wOI peter behind the move for the toll free service to connt'Ct the east~rn most !ty to keep up the good work. out." Mlcronta~ Cut 27% 7951~,5 Ideal for beginners or as backup meter! Measures AC and DC volts, DC milliamps, resistance. With test probes and manual. 1122-212 Battery oldra '· ' 1 1 Soctlono. 72 Pageo 50 Conto Sunday, October 13, 1985 A Multlmodio Inc. Nowopopor own' .to voters Initially and sustain them In the coal mines where two years ago 22 million fewer tons d. coal were produced In Ohio than In 1970. The pocketbook expense of the lssue to each Ohioan would be $!.~ per year lor 15 years, according to Pfeiffer. "That's a total of $l8 per person, not per taJ<payer, but per resident, over 15 years." Another Incentive for passage, Pfeiffer says,ls that It would help Ohio qualify for $.'ill million approprtatlon for research and development ct clean . coal technologies Included In the federal budget, ) which has yet to pass Congress. That Increases the funding sources to three because In orrler to receive funds from either the state or the federal government, researchers woold also have to match at least part of the money, Pfeiffer said. The Issue was approved nearly.unanimously by the Ohio General Assembly and It requires voter approval because the Ohio Constltutkm generally forbids the state to take on more than $750,00l!n debt without a vote of the people. There has been l!ttle significant opposition to the Issue from legislators or lobbyists, ~elffer said. The 15111 annual Bob Evans Fann Festival got underway Friday with an estimated 118,000 visitors oalbe grounds tithe fann, near Rio Grande. AI left, a member of lbe Ohio Deparlment of Nalural Re8oura!S showt1 a bam owl to festival vllllor& 8elow,llank Peters and hls lumberJack show members have a canoe joust, whDe al rllht. Peters, who Is over 70 years old, detnOIIfltrates the springboard melhod of tree chopping. Crall8people from all around the counlry are exhibiting a1 the lesdval and shows ll1cl1lde mulllc, dancing, lumberjackitg and honeshoe pllchlng. The festival continues throop Sunday afternooa .and Is t!l(pectetl 1o at1m11 IIPPI'OXImalely 100,00!1 vllllors for the three-day event. (Phol.osby Lee Ann Welch) portlor ofMe!gsCoontywlth llle rest oft he county. A notary public,_ Talbott will certifY the affidavits on the spot. These notarized documents will then be presented to the . PuhUc UtU!Ites Commission In a pubUc hearing scheduled In the matter lor October24, 9:lla.m., atthe'!Uppers Plains Fire Station. Forms wut be provided for those wanting to sign an affidavit. Those doing so will be :-equired to Write their reasons for wanting the extended service. Efforts to secure the toU·free service have been underway In '!Uppers Plains since AprU. Petitions with more than 250 signatures In favor of the extended service have already been submitted to the PUCO lor review. The signatures were gathered In less than two weeks TalInti says. Alfldavlts have already been taken several times during the last month as Talbott stationed herself at various business locations In '!Uppers Plains. She also went door to door In '!Uppers Plains to make sure all residents had '3 chance to make their desires for extended service known. In the past week or so, Talbott has also visited "90 percent of the businesses In Pomeroy and Middle· port" to obtain aflldavlts. I ' "The progress has been wonderful," she says, pointing out thai Pomeroy and Middleport business owners and managers appear to be as much \II favor of the extended area service as the residents of Thwers Plains. She notes that most '!Uppers Plains residents must conduct business In Pomeroy and Middle· port, making telephone contact necessary from both direct Ions. She feels Tuppers Plains has a good argurnenl for the extended serviCe since all government offices, doc· tors and allorneys are In .lhe (Cont!nuPd on page A3 ) ,__-rl Evans, Smith on goodwill visit to China RIO GRANDE- Bob Evans and Dr. Clodus.R. Smith, President d. Rio Grande College and Community College, w~re scheduled to arrive In the . People's Republlc of China today, at the Invitation of the American Vocational Association. They are part of a delegation of agrtcull\lral education speclaUsts from througho~t the United States. The trtp 1s In cooperation with the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Fishery. The American team wUI represent the various aspects of agricultural educatk>n In professional exchanges with their Chinese counterparts. "Their backgrounds and Interests wUI contrtbutetoth!sdelegatton,'' Joel H. Maglsos, VIce President of the Association, said r1 Dr. Smith and Mr. Evans. "And, I am sure they wUJ gain much from the Interaction with the other delegates and our Chinese counterparts." The team will spend l.hree weeks visiting major agrtcu!tural colleges, universities and Institutes In several cities. Agrlcull\lraleducatlon In China lscurregtly Wldergolngmajorreforms In order to train personnel more rapidly.VIce Premier DengX!aoplitg'sgoalof Reg. 79.95 • Built-In Microphone • Audible Cue/Review Better hurry for $30 off! Record lectures, mE~&t· ings, "voice letters," even AM/FM broadcasts! Auto-level for perfect-volume recordings every time. "Sleep" swhch.lf14-10t2 Batterloo ""'" • ·Check Your Phone Book for the llad10 lllaek Store or Dealer Nearest You SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA, GALLIPOLIS PftiClS AfltllY ,t.T PAATICtPATIHQ STOAES AHO OEAlfAS .......... ,.. , ....... Insert Drive ·seeks full-county, toll-free service Pocket-Size Multitester· By Perfect for Football Games Or Exercising Minisene•-12 by Realistic Tak~e Ohio weather: showers possible on Sunday --Page A..3-- Festival activities ex,radition request Weather forecast TonJght-... mostly cloudy. Low 1n the mid 50s. Light and variable winds. Saturday ... becoming partly sunny and warmer. High In the · upper 70s. Chance of rain Is 10 percent today and 20 percent tonight and Saturday. Exlended forecast lor Ohio Sunday through Tuesday A chance of showers eacll day. IUflbs In the 70s Sunday cooUns lo the 8lls Monday and Tuesday. Lows In the 5es earlY Sunday, around 00 Monday, and In lhe mid 40s to mid ' 50& Tuesday. Vol. 20 No. 36 Copyrtgh18d 1986 Coal baUot issue 'un [] CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) Editorials............... ........... A-2 Sports .. , ......................... C.J-8 D-8 • tmts SMITH NELSON MOTORS 500 EAST MAIN Along the River .. ............. B-1·8 Deaths .................. ........... A~ - • Inside: .Busfness .... :......................D-1 Columnist Katie Crow discusses Saturday night in Pomeroy - Page B-4 60" POLYESTER GABARDINE 60" POL VESTER KNIT 60" POLY & WOOL CHAWS 59" & 60" W.OOI. ALL PATTERNS Orson Welles, who died Tbursday of an apparent heari attack at hls Hollywood home at the age ol'lO, Is shown In this photo taken Ocl. 3 00 the set of the popular ABC's romantic mmedy series, "Moonllghtlng," on wblch be was maldllg a guest appearance. "Moonllptlng" wDI be !Edlcated lo 01'80n Welles 011 . The Ohio Board of Regents reports a slight decline in college enrollments - Page A-4 -Page 8-l ON Actor ~big 'My nose is clean' . quadrupling China· s 1981 agricultural output by the end of the rentury has \:rea ted Ihe need to speed up the training ol various types of sclent!t!c and technical personnel from rural areas. The trip w!U enable the Amertcan delegation to get to know members of the Chinese agrlcullural education community, as well as to observe thei r teaching techniques and todlscover how their problems relateto those In 1he United States. In addition to organized meetings and professional discussion sessions, · the team w!U haveopportunitles lor Informal talks with Chinese agrtcu llu ral specialists; and, allow for observation of farming methods used In that na~. ' There wlll also be a supplementary program of cultural act lv!ttes. The American delegation Is scheduled to return to the United States on Oct. 31. The Citizen Ambassador Progr~m of People to People International founded In 1956 by President Dw!gllt D. Eisenhower -Is administering the exchange program. • Cjfillne rtvolving credit from Citibank. Payment may vary lhpeodiog upon blllnce. COLUMBUS (UP!) -Passage d. State Issue I, a constltutlonal amendment enabllng the state to Issue $100 mUiloilln bonds lor coal-cleaning research, wlll . check rts!ng utility costs and revlye Ohio's saggln_g coal tndu~, Ohio Consumers' Counsel WOllam A. ' d Saturday. ' . , Spratley I "This ballot Issue gives us the chance to use our know-how, to flnd new uses tor 0hiocoal that wUI put peQple back to work," Spratley said. "It makes more sense tor Ohi~ to tnvest In C~Jal research than to hand -over more money lor nuclear power plants, · which 1Mhls state have a sad hlstory r1 enormous cost overruns, years o! delay and lneftlclent operation." Spectllcally, Issue 1 would 11ft a $750,00 ceiling on state bond !ssueances and allow Ohio to lend money to Individuals, corporations and educational• and research lnstlluttons lor Inventions that would 'I, Increase the applicatiOns of Ohio's high-sulfur coal, 1 Spratley said. . He noted that Ohio's m.year supply of coal equals· the energy reserves of all r:l. the ollln Saud! Arabia. But lt"Vuse has been restrlcled becau~ lis high-sulfur ' content Is considered a source1of alf pollution. · � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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