http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/5e09f1e26b19ea74de05a06d3a37cada.pdf 310506c32a0382127cd2ce9f4c8d01f9 PDF Text Text .• 16- The Ohio Sentinel ELBERFELDS Inside: By lhe Bend .. ........... Page 5 Classllleds ........ Pages 6, 7, 8 Cornia!-TV .............. Page 9 Deo.lhs ........... ........ Page 10 Edllorial ................. Page 2 Sports . ................ ... Pages 3 MISSY - OPEN STOCK LADIES' HEAVY WINTER SKIRT SLEEPWEAR Lone cowns, robes and louncen. Brushed tricot, brushed nylon, flannel, sweatshirt knit, woven knits, fleece and quilted. SALE Buv Now ••• Sue! -...... --..... Button down ~d. tr.tftioNI DEVON SPORTSWEAR Petite, Missy and Extra Size Dewn blouses. 11. s,_ ._., 32 eo 311. 116.95 Shirts .................... '15.00 121.00 Van Heusen Shirts .................... 116.70 122.50 Van Heusen Shirts .................... 117.90 Reg . ' 17.00 ........................ ..... Sale '10.20 Reg . •2o .oo ............................. sale •12.00 Reg.'28 .00 .... ........... .............. Sale'16 .80 '36 oo R eg. . ............................. Sale '21 .00 58 34 80 Reg. • .oo ... .. ... ....... ......... .. .. . sale • . styles In en emy of color11nd pnnts. 1 Waekand aevlngs on our entire 1tock of junior 1iza awestor veats. Many colora and styles to chootelrom. Jr. oiz11 S, M. L. Reg. •12 Vests ..... '9.59 Reg.'16Vests ... '11.99 Reg •21 Vests •16 79 ..,,.;.,·-w·--·-"--'--··__ WOMEN'S UNIFORM SALE "'*' Professional pantsuits, SIIRTS. VESTS. SWEATERS. JEANS ALL LIVING ROOM SUITES Save ezoo.oo on2 or 3 pc. llvlng raomou~... Mony ,.w MJrtes have 1"ived. Qu1lity brend1 include Norwalk, .,d Berl<llne. HURRY IN AND SAVE $200.001 IOYS' Sale $ 19 TO $ Sizes 8 to 18. Good oelection of plaid patietns. Seve this weaken d. Boys '9.95 Flonnelo ......... "'·'""' ~~~ SALE SWIVEL ROCKERS LUJuJrious VELVET swivel rockers by style-craft. Spteially Priced Bovo' '11 .96 Flannels ...... '9 .49 Boys' '14.96 Flannell .... 11. Boys' '16.96 Flannels .... '13. 1 1195.00 ........... SALE 1148.00 1229.00 ........... SALE '171.00 REG. REG. REG. 1239.00 ........... SALE '179.00 CHILDREN'S SWEATSHIRTS & SWEATPANTS SALE Many. many colors in hooded jackets. vests, long 1laave 1waetohirta .,d sweatpants. Sizes 8 to 24 mol .. 2 to 4, 4 to 8x, 7to 14. . 1 6 ....... .. .. Sale '4. 79 Reg. •a ........... Solo '8.39 Reg. 1 11 ......... Sole Reg. 814 ...... Solo '1 1 ·'"'""" 59__ _ N•-•••tr S•lel WORK CLOTHES 359 flANNEl SHIRTS pants, Jr. Sius 3 to IS Reg. '14.00 Sportswear ..... Sale '11.:.1 :~-----...L~-..-.;__.,.....,_,... Rag. '17.00 Sportswear ..... Sale 1 13 Reg. $23.00 Sportswear .... Sale GIRLS' 1 29.00 Sportswear ..... Sale "23.1 MEN'S SWEATERS ._,w.._ _...;.......;_ _ _ _....,...,.....;.._._.-1 WHkend oole prlceo.., glolo' R..... and •••,. ._.,. •lnl in co.t ttylel, WNtl, plu1 llfnlndouUH· IIOVIMIII SlU-CliH&m I.WII OUCI fwll vowno. robeo. pojamos. do•ofY·Mdt .ndertw ,.cllt, sllpovond nlteohlrto. Bruohed po- .,., lold cektrl, •rtr'fltt, ttrlp• and lyootor. oweotahirt lolit11nd novettv (INitltrM. Men'a •12.96 lnsulatlld cov.r•lfl, ln., •d unMnld bll ov.llllt, dung•rwt, quRted. qullt·tintd or bllll-l't llnld COI'tl lftd Jeclcttl, ,.UI matching 2 10 4, 4 tO 8X, 7 CO 14 SWEATERS ....... '10.29 MIIP-on hoodt. Aeoullr tnd til linl. plus big ttl.. . REG 4 50 •20 00 Men' a 1 19.95 SWEATERS ....... 115.79 rriced. Men's '24.96 SWEATERS .. ..... 1 19.89 611tallo on ourm.,'thuntingcloth•. Wits. co1t1. owerallt, $ $ Men' a '29.96 bloo••••••••••11ondiockm. TO SWEATER$ ..... .. 123.89 SA¥1 NOW SALE PRiCES 1599 LITTLE BOYS' 'SHIRT SALE NOVOtnber Sole priceo of knit .ttlrta, POlo lhlrta, Oll · ford ahwta. IWMtlhlnl, IOp1, fl8M .. IhirU. Reg. '7 ....... Sole '6.19 Reg. '9 ....... Sole '7.19 Reg. 't2 ..... s.s. •9.69 Reg. '19 ... Sole•15.19 November Sale Nova111ber Salel BOYS' SWEATERS BOYS' DENIM JEANS Sizes 8 to 20. Slipover otyleo in solid colors end patterno. Van d crew neck1. '14.95 Sweaters .... '11 .89 '15.95 Sweaters .... '12 .69 '16.96 Sweaters .... '13 .49 '17.95 Sweaters .... '14.29 Lee and Wrangler boys jeans pre-shrunk, straight leg atyle. Regular, llims and husky lizes 8 to 16, student sizes 26 to· 30 waist. '21.96 Boys' Jeans ....-•17.49 '18.96 Boys' Jeans .... '14.99 '18 .96 Boys' Jeen1 .... '13.39 '14.9& Boys' Je1n1 .... '11 .79 WOMEN'S / / Good selection of solid colors. Sl~as 29 10 42 plus extra sizes 44 I to 50. Makes excellent Christmas Gift. .l I 1 fl '19.95 '21 . 95 '23.96 '29.95 SLACKS .... SLACKS .... SLACKS .... SLACKs .... •15.87 •17.47 '19.07 '23.87 Tremendous selection in both flannels and poly cotton bkilildl. Authentic Wastem style snap front, snap flap pocketa. Wrist snaps. Regular, Talis and Big Sizes 1 14.95 Westerns ... '11.88 . '17.95 Westerns ... •14.28 '19.95 Westerns ... '15.88 '22.95 Westerns ... '18.28 Reg. 125.00 to 167.00 SALE! DINOTE S~ETS Laminated Tops - Glass Tops- Wood Tope Nice Group to Choose From ..:_ Free Delivery Reg. 1198.00 Reg. '291.00 Reg. 1349.00 Reg. 1439.00 laminated Top, 4 chairs Glass Top, 4 , ....n ............... •<cn..uvl Rectangular Table, 6 chairsS2JY.IIVI Rectangular Table, 4 chairs•H''.Vll'll SALEI MEN'S WINTER JACKETS Regular and E11tra large Sizes. You'll like this selection of styles and colora. Leather end suede jackets included. s22.95 Jackets .. 1 17.ou'• '34.96 Jackets .. •49.95 Jackets .. ·~ts.~n'• '79.96 Jackets .. '62 ..:tu• Package of 20 aaoorted Hallmark Christmu cards. Worth et 10 per bag. BOYS SALE - LimE GIRLS WINTER JACKETS No-eMblf le Sizes 8 to 20 in a fine selecdon of styles and colors. Select yours now and be ready for colder weather . •22.96 Jackets ..... '17 .85 '24.96 Jackets ..... 119.45 •29.95 Jackets ..... '23 .35 •39 .96 Jackets ..... '31 .15 FALL DRESSES JUNIOR SLACKS Seve on our new dre. ., for Foil. 2 pc. lnfont dre. .a. vehulte. amock dreAel, dreiiY dr11111, corduroy1. Reg. '9 DreiiH ... 17.19 Rag. f12 0..0. .... '9.111 Rag. •ta o - ... '14.311 Outlity Lood lllclca. · - l'olv· open lltOCk )mior 1 - bisnds. obrduroyw. and poly/ a::rylc blsndo. Rag. '21 Slacks ... 0 \B.E Rag. '23 Sllclca ...'18.48 Rea. '24 o - ...'19.18 Rag. 0211 Slacks ...'19.E Rleg. •34 o - ...•22.48 Rag. '28 Slacks ...1 22.48 Regular tiiH and alirno 8 tD 18; Huoky tizes 8 to 18 and Student• 28 to 30. Excellent •election of 10ild colors. log. 118.95 Stuslent Sizll....... 114.99 Rag . 117.95 Husky Sizn-......... 113.99 $15.95 ... ' Shop Friday Night - CHILDREN'S COAT SALE a.. - CORDUROY JEANS ,._ ..,.'12.69 on - toII' - loll ond · ...jodiMI thlo · Mill\' . . - otylol loom. MOlt . . machine •#illlllll*. c......,.,..rr~m._., luy 1Y halve A 5 y.., Extllldetl Pkture TuM War· ranty..... FBI CRFETS - An ugly looking Ohio River moved over the edge of the upper parldng lot In - REO. '28 to 188 SAVE 25%! ,..........., SALE 1194' to '50" SATURDAY NOV•.9 Pomeroy 'Dtursday aftemoon. However, at 7 Friday mom1ng the river had crested at 41.5 lee& and was 1~. 26 Cents J. Residents In four states and the nation's capllal struggled to recover from raging floods that killed at least 41 people and l.ett many without water or power today, while the Pacific Northwest and northern Plains braced lor snow. President Reagan declared eight counties In flood -stricken West VIrginia ellgible lorfederai dlsasler ald Thursday night, and Pennsylvania Gov. Dick Thornburgh said he probably would ll'QUesl a similar declaration. Four days of heavy rain pushed rivers In the Middle Atlantic states to their highest crests in morelhan a century, forcing al least 20,000 people to flee their homes . and inDicting more than $450 million In damage. Most rivers ·in the area slowly receded today, but flood warnlngs continued along the Potomac River In Washington and along the James in VIrginia. The death toll stood at 41 - 20 In West VIrginia. 17in Virginia, three In Pennsylvania and one In Mary· land. Autholitles In West VtTgmla said theystlllcouid notaccounl for39 people In flooded areas. Fleets of waler trucks and tons of food were sent to aid victims of the floods In West Virginia. Many counties had no telephone service, eieclliclty or ·sewage systems, and thousands of people were homeless. "I don't knowwheremyhouse is," said Ray SoWers- while standlng near the swollen Greenbrier River. "I figure by now It's just a bunch of l:x>ards." In North Dakota, temperatures Thursday fa iled to climb above freezing In the wake of an Arctic fronl expected to spread snow loday from the mountains of Ihe Northw· est to Nebraska and Ihe Dakotas, the National Weather Service said. Wlnler storm watches were posted In Utah and South Dakota , where up lo 6 inch es of snow was ex~cled today and high winds were ·ex~cled to combine with Ihe snow lo cut visibility to near zero. In the nation's capital. flooding . from the raging waters of the Potomac River fe Ushorl of predic· lions, but many parts of the city. including upscale Georgetown, were submergpd Thursday under the murky water. However, one waterfronl pub, Chadwick's, reported brisk busl· ness despite sandbags at the fronl door, 40feet from theragingwaters. "There's lots of fresh sealood on the menu," owner Joe McGuiness said. In Virginia , where flood damage is eslimaled al Sl:iO million, authon·· ties predicted mos1 of the state' s more than 10,000 evacualed resi· dents would be back In their soggy homes today. "There is mud, there Is mud , and lhen there Is mud," said Nelson County Sheriff Bill Harris. Richmond · clly officials said cleanup operations would begin loday, wllh I he lop priolity being to hose away mud laced with raw sewage. West Virginia Gov. Arch Moore said he would seek federa l ald for count ies nol designated by Reagan. Anolher 14 count ies are being considered. Moore estlmaled lhe floods caused damage of $100 million and p:>sslbly up to $:.lXl million. In Pennsylvania, more than 825,000 people in Allegheny and Washington counties, Including some Pittsburgh residents, were ordered 10 boillheir water because of flooding. In Maryland, mayors of some Polomac lawns said they will ask the goverrm lo declarl> their communities di saster areas. eolley, Ruvolo trade barbs on 1986 campaign By lEE LEONARD COLUMBUS (UP!)- Democratic State Chairman James M. Ruvolo said Thursday that Gov. Richard F. Celeste has done a "tremendous" job In bringing jobs to Ohio, Increasing aid to schools and cutting utility bills and wUI be re- elected once that. message is delivered to the people. But Republican State Chairman Michael F. Colley said the Celeste admin istration has driven Industry from the stale, overtaxed Ohioans, mismanaged the government and taken parlin kickbacks and coercion for political gain. The IWO party chairmen squared off followin g a . Sale Prle.. · $18 75 To$5025 o......, omo UPI Statehouse Reporter . ........ '"··-lilly ........ 6 to 20, llolloiJio I I'll 11 It'll. TOPS SALE .... WESTERN SHIRTS DRESSES BlouiM, knit topt and • - t. .. BaautHul fill colors. .,d ceMAII iookt. Sizes: 6 to 24 moo. , 2 to 4, 4 to &x, 7 tD 14. Reg. 08.00 Topt ...... '6.39 Rag. '10.00 Tops ... . •7.99 Reg. '13.00 Tope .. '10.39 Reg. '16.00 Tops .. '11.99 - MEN'S ..., . . llllllllllel-.. · · - ..... GIRLS' By United Press lnlemallonal ' Ii \ 1 Section. 10 Pages A Multimedia Inc:. Newspaper Floodwater receding, death toll reaches 41 1 ( ent1ne Pomero -Middle ort, Ohio, Frida , November 8, 1985 DRESS SLACKS HRISTMAS CARD GRAB BAG BOYS' Voi.J5, No.144 Copyrighted 198.5 MEN'S ·I, • at y - Cherry $ Clock ........... Sale 945 I I 26111 Sim 4 to 20 and 14'/r 10 REG. S9.00 TO 537.00 SLEEPWEAR S2000FF dresses. tops, skirts and lab coats. BLOUSES : KNIT TOPS • SLACKS I Reg. Sll SO SWEATER vESTs Reg. •a . Blou1n .. ...... ..... .. •e· 39 Rag. '14 Blou... ...... .. .. ... •11 · 19 QOI/O Reg. '18 R::'u~·.oz .......... .. . ' 14.39 14 Blo , uan ............. ·1879 · ~~-----....-·--·--·~---.,..........-~.--.....J. wR. Lflliyr • LAV ONE AWAV FOR CIIRISTMASI ~~~sr.~~d ~:.~lz~o:·d::: JR. SPORTSWEAR Dev~le 2 °/o . BLO.USES ~tn~~.":1'll.vvootqjtf'. Rowe, SALE WOMEN'S SAVE S ,.,. "1"" Mahogany $ Clock ........... Sale . -845 in prints, sportinc Quality Decorama drapes and bed· IJ)reads. Plenty of patterns end colors. Any width. any length. 4 · h do ubl e .... •- d'mg. permanent snc plea to, lined or unlined. Bring 1n your meuuremenll. Save Now. SAVE 40°/o Reg. SlOSO WALLPAPER Shirts .................... l13.50 19.00 Van Heusen DRAPERIES ken sizes. Van Heusan 1 CUSTOM MADE 1 jltcktlts, pants, vasts, knit tops and skirts. Bro· Oak $ . Clock ........... Sale · 795 --.ro-ldoc:olara. Ano-in--141\0> SAVE 50°/o SPECIAL GROUP Reg. 5995.00 - . lone on Olripoo. - Sale Pried $799 To$3919 '11 Skirts ... ..... '8.79 '17 Skirts ...... '13 .59 $22 Skirts .. ... '17.59 '26 Skirts ...... '20. ·---!t!'?!!~l'~!..--­ DRESS SHIRTS Sizes Small thru 4n SAV,E NOW ON WARM SlEEPWEARI Wool blends and polyester. Plaids or solids. Missy sizes 8 to 20. Reg. Reg . Reg. Reg . SALE GRANDFATHER CLOCKS luncheon al the 6.'1rd annual meeting of the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants, representlngg 2.000 large and small rei aliers. · "This administration has demonstraled incompetence In managing the day-I<Hiay affairs of state government and Indifference to Ihe ethics ll'QUlred in a position of public trust," said Colley, the leadoff speaker. Ruvolo retorted that Democrats "took over a state that was wal lowing In problems" In 1982 and will receive a vote of confidence next year after a "vigorous, aggressive and sometimes nasty campaign." Colley faulted the Celeste adminlslration for failing Celeste looks forward to·'86 bankruplcy through jobs and I he first term governor said. "Thlrty-lhree school distlictshad lo education." OVP News stall borrow nxmey to keep their doors Celeste accused Rhodes of ieav· "You can run, bul youcan 'thlde." open. Ohio lost Dl,OOO manufactur· lng office'in January 1983 with a $528 That was a message delivered by million operating dellcllln Ihe state lng jobs and three-quarters of a Gov. Richard Celeste lo former budgel, $100 mUllan In unaudited mUUon people were out of work. Gov. James Rhodes ala fundraising CETA funds, $00 mill ion In unpaid Today, wehave500,00lmorepeople dinner Thursday night sp:>nsored by bills In lhe state liquor department, working (than In 1983)." Gallla Counly Democrats. Rhodes, Celeste charged, "builds an unpaid ~.000 telephone bill in While neither Celesle nor Rhodes highways that go oowhere." Celeste the Ohio Department of Natural have officially announced lhelr said that under his administration, Resources and a $2 bUlion bill from inlenllons Ia run for Governor In Ohio "has started the largest road the federal governmenl for loans to 1986, both have apparenlly slarled · eonstruclion program since the pay unemploymenl compensation, lhelr campaigns. costing Ihe state s:ro.<m per day In 19005. And that means that Route 7 "I'm looking forward lo I he light lnleresl. Under his administration, will be widened and the Jackson next year," Celeste said. "! can'l Celeste said the loan deficil has been by-pass will be built." wait. We don't need to apologize for . Under his administration, Celeste reduced lo about $1blilion and now is whal we'vedone. Ali we need lodols said state grants to Gallla County paying $100,000 per day In Interest. ex plain and lell lhetrulh,"headded. schools have risen tram $3.8 million "James Rhodes lefl this slate Ina in 1983 to$5.8 million In 1985. "We need to remind people abou l mountain of debt. Ohio has been "But il's not enough to s~nd happened (uooer Rhodes) ," whal broughl back from the brink of money (for schools)," he said, "we've gOt to expect more from Ihe system." When asked about legislation concerning the 10-ll power planl property tax bUI, Celeste ad mllted be "needed to be educated" on the matter. "Our policy," he said, "wlll be to provide stable funding for schools." He also said oo decision has been made on the future of tbe Gallipolis DPveloprnental Center. "We are : working to staballze tbe sltualion," he said. He facility, he said, would be open "one way or anotber." !lit Is eventually closEd,lt would be used In some fashion as a put!llc ~Ice lac!Uty, he added. Celeste also attacked the Reagan administration, charging the presl· dent with "being as strong as a bag of marshmellows" on foreign trade. "We are suffeling under a lrade p:>'ucy that makes us look like patsys," Cele8te said. "Everytlme PJIE'ISING FLESH - Gov. Richard Celeote1a·WJOIIlclal campalp he (Reagan) meets with foreign for reelecllon came to GaiDa County lall alcht whelllbe lint tmn leaders on trade, be llys tbe white governor spoke to area Democrats at a fliudralmg dinner. Celeste said Dag ct surrender. With a $153 bl!Uon be "needed to be educated" about the 'lll-3l lax s ... JII'DIIO!I8I and lbe trade dellclt, we are ex!X>rtlngjobs, state had no cumnl plans to ·cloee GOO. oot products." ' By JOHN FRIEDMAN to adhere to the economic principles of President Reagan, which he said has brought national unemployment lo a heailhy 7 percenl rale. while Ohio's jobless figu re lingers at 9.2 percent . "ThPre Is in Ohio a negatlvebusinesscllmale," said the Republican chairman, adding thai a GOP ad ministration wou ld encourage Investment by business, particularly In the areas of plan t modernization and expansion. Colley said I he Republicans will make issues of thP Celeste admlnlstralion's "mismanagemPnt" In men· lai retardation and youth services programs. It s bungling of lhe savings and loan problem and lhe "kickbacks and coercion thai have shocked everybody." Bul Ruvolo cautioned lhal ethics In governmenl Is "nol going to be I he issue they hojl(' It will. They are going to have lo cmw l oul of Ihe mu~ and address the Issues of jobs and educa tion." The Democratic chairman said "more jobs lefl the slate under lhe previous ad minislrallon" than under Ceiesle. and lhal Celeste has golten school funding under conlrol. "Those lwo issues are going to predomlnale in lhe campaign: jobs and edu ca tion," he said. Ruvolo said lhr Democrals plan lo use heavy television adverlislng In Ohio's major media markets Ia get their message across. "We think we have a lrack record lo.carry to lhe people," he said. Meigs receives $3,754 for projects Meigs County will recelve$3, 754 in federal funds from the Emergeney Food and Shelter National Board Program to supplement programs In the area . A local board conslsling of business, church and community leaders wlll determine how the funds will be distributed among Ihe emergency food and shelter programs run by various local service organizations. The local bOard will be responsl· ble for recommending agencies to receive the funds and any additional funds that may be available Under the program. Under the 1erms of the grant ,local governmental of private volu ntary otganlzations chosen to receive Ihe funds musl meel live qualifications. -Be non-profit . - Have an accounting system and conduct an annu al audll. - Pracllce noooiscrlminallon. - Have demonstrated the capa· blllty 10 deliver emergency food or shelter programs. -If a privalevoJunlaryorganlza· tlon, should also have a voluntary board. Organizations which qualify. PORTABLE OFFICE ARRIVES - BW Childs and John Musser of lhe Downlng-o.nds Insurance Agency check out a ladoey buill portable olflce buDding which was moved Into 1111 location on East Second st., Pomeroy, 'l'llul'lday, to serve lhe age~~cy. . Childs, agency,owner, Indicated that lhe fac1U!Y. will I, .. ' should submll appllcallons by Nov. 15. For more information, conlact Ihe Meigs County Commission. The selection was made by a nalionai board made up of affiliates or national voluntary organizations and chaired by the Federal Emer· gency Ma nagement Agency IFEMA) . Unlled Way of America will provide I he ad mlnlslrativeslaff and funcllon as a fiscal agenl. ThP board was charged to dlslrlbutc $XI million appropriated by Congress Ia help expand the rnpacll y of food and shelter programs In hlgh·needareas arouoo lhe counl ry. be ready lor occupancy next week. The lonncr borne and buslni!IIS location of Mrs. Nanna Goodwin, Pomeroy florist lor many years, owned by Elberfelds, was tom down to provide the location lor the new Insurance agency facility. �' .' Commenta•-y • WASHINGTON - The l'liil now ties out ol world markets. We have awaiting final action In Congress Is compelled the taxpayers to buy known technically as the Agricul· whole mountains ct grain and great lllre. Food, Trade and Conservation caves of butter fur which the Act of 1985. The title Is deceptive . taxpayers have no conceivable use. This particular piece ct lu.acy lsa How can a lolly so m:mumental he · welfare bill. Its pu!pOse Is to keep justllled? Put toooeslde,llyou please,such . fanners on the dole. The thing Is incredible. Any major programs as oom, w~at, reasonably well·informed school· rice, cotton. sugar and dairy child could rattle df the Uls of our prodl!cts. Their numbers are 100 larm program. It's a mess . large for easy comprehension. Through an enonnously expensive ' Consider Instead the examples of mishmash of crop loans, price honey, wool and rrohalr. A program of price supports for supports. deficiency payments and honey began 35 years ago. Unto plain handouts. we have succeeded 1950 beekeepers managed tn get In pricing oor subsidized commodl· Ill Court Street Pameroy, Olllo DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA .g~ ~._....,...,,..,....,.c:~,.,. -qjv ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOBHOEFUCH Geaeral Manar;er DALE ROmGEB, JR. News Editor ~ · L£1TERS OF OPINION are welcome. They shouJd be less than 300 words . 19na. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name, address and ttlepbone number . No unsigned letters will bt published . Letters should be In 10oe1 taste, addressing Issues, not personallll'ts. Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Mktdleport, Qhio Friday, NOV8Jilber 8. 198~ alOng ,nthout crutches and han· douts. Nothing suggests that tr· chardlsts were desperate for poll!· nation. Somehow a ll>neybee lobby gained political clout after World war II, when honey prtces that had Soared with wartime shortages of sugar dropped to oormal levels. Behold the situation An estjrnated aJO,OOO beekeepers maintain !ewer than 2i colo e;; they are classllled as hobbyists. Another 10.000 part·tlme beekeepers main· tatn from 2i to :JJO .cobnles. Only 1,1ro beekeeper'! In the willie country work tun time as commer· cia! producers. It Is chiefly for these today. · • Reagan angered by leaks . some leaks l'{ews leaks, some of whlc.h make President Reagan mad enough to cuss In (llbllc, Dared anew at the White House this week. Reagan awoke at Camp David last Wf'!!kend to llnddetalls ollntelllgence ·docUments related to a secret CIA plan to undermine the g~>vernment of Ubya's Col. Moammar Khadafyon the front pageoi'TheWashlngtonPost. Breaking with a past practice r:loot commenting oo such matters, the White House announced an angl!red Reagan had ordered an Immediate lnv~t!gatlon Into the leaks and demanded "appropriate action" against an~ responsible. The White House reaction was much more muted earlier w~n The Post llBrEd rough details of the new arms controlproposal the United States was presenting as an alternative to Soviet leader Mlkhall Gorbachev's proposal for a 50 percent reduction in nuclear weapons. That information. like the material related to Khadafy, was classllled. Butthe sources, their motivations and Impacts In each case were different. While the administration prefers to not discuss Its arms proposals In public, selective leaks- are a common technique to make the case that Reagan, under pressure from Congress and Western allles, Is serious about the negotiations In Geneva. To ihat end. an unldentllled administration official, divulged that ~ars::d:::~~:;~. the Soviets in proposing reductions In nuclear When that Information was published, there was no stamping r:l feet or slamming of lists at the White House. where Reagan had declared 22 moilths earlier that he had "had It up to my keister" with leaked reports ol turl.battles among his senior advisers. In·the case ol the Libyan story, the White House reaction was provoked by fear of embarrassment and jeopardlzlng of a oovert operation. On Oct. 1, as he announced he was dropping Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler from h1s Cabinet and insteal) naming her ambassador to Ireland, Reagan assailed the "maUclous gossip" that "we were doing this in some way because we were unhappy with what she was doing where she was." , "1 don't know ... where this was coming Iron!.' he~· . Reagan need have looked no farther than his rroming senior staff meeting. Whether he knew the extent of the hehlnd·the·scenes maneuvering to oust Heckler Is not clear. But Reagan dld little to root outthe source ol the Heckler leaks. tlo hi h belle 1he ext t t Beyond occasional expressions of lndlgna n. w c . en which hls senior advisers leak tidbits of gossip and hackroom policy to reporters on a regular basis. Reagan had done little to hack up his talk with action. In January I982, he Issued a strtct set ol guilelines to safeguard ctassl!led Information and control contacts between reporters and govenunent officials. He rolled back some of Its rmre controversial elements the following month. In September 1983, Reagan warned federal employees in a letter that unauthorized disclosure of classllled Information Is Illegal and pledged adrril!tJstratlve action or even criminal prosecution against leakers. D$ys later, Reagan ordered the FBI todetermlnewhether top olflclals d hls ~blnet or the White House were responsible for news reports that he had authorized the use of air strtkes In Lebanon to protect Amertcan troops there. A$ It turned out, the investigation, which Included FBI Interviews with top White House aides and Reagan advLsers, was not the first such Inquiry of Ita kind since Reagan had taken oflce. But like the rest, the Inquiry lalled to !lim up the culprtts. ° Letter to editor Issues public thanks AI this time, I would like to express our public thanks to our Stat~ Represmtatlve. Jolym lle6· ter, for some help that was really needi!d In a chemical toxic s!tua· tlon.:She was on her toes and with ll!r help. and help from the 01\lo Depirtment of Agriculture and t ~ Attoiney General, I think certain situations with toxic substances mlght not happen again In Meigs County or the State ol Ohio. Ari Issue was made at election time about IDw she did not help jBJJlle in Meigs County. I have found that she will help you H you have problems. and she has also helped many ot~rs here. If you need her. she Is here for all ol us. Maybe we should help each a~r more around here and ahan!lf! some o1 the old habits to new ones and we could all do better. Again, thank you Ms. Boster. I think you are doing a fine job. Mrs. Rhonda Conde Berry's World ~1N5brHEA.~ qr...:._.~ "I have a confession to make - I'm just a PART-TIME yuppie/" . ,. -.- • '' I 1,810 that we supprt ~. p . at .66 : cents per pound. That Is i5 cents per pound ahove the wtvlesale market price for foreign honey. The ll>ney program cost taxpayers $4 million In 19fn. Costs last year exceeded $ll8 mllllon. We acquire 115 . mlllion pounds of honey through forfeiture on government loans. The wool and rmhalr program began In 1954. In 19ti5 Congress came up with an Impenetrable · formula for calculating a suwort price. The formula. remains In ·use today. Wool production In the United States scarcely arrounts to a shake of a sheep's tall. The number of sheep has dropped from 56 mliUon head In 1948 In 11.4 million head In 1984. (Prnducers at rrohalr tend 1.3 mllllon Angora goats.) Relatively few Americans eat lamb or mutton, and competition from prnducers in Australia and New Zealand Is severe. In any event. the formula has ~shed the support price to a r1dlculous and Indefensible point. Taxpayers must pay ~ wool producerS'at a suppor11e\!el d. $1.73 per pound. The average market prtce Is around '15 centlf.' Last year 96,000 sheep owners lined up for their part of the dole. About 73,000 little guys received handouts (i less than but some big ,boys wallowed In the trough: Slxty·flve producers got welfare checks In excess of $100,000, and one payre received a government check for m. - $560,(XXJ. WASHINGTON - The CIA Ls backing the wrong man in what appears to be an Dlegal effort to overthrow Libyan dictator Muam· mar Qaddafl. But they really don't have much choice; the r1ght man turned them down. Despite an executive order that seems to t>rbld It, the CIA trained and supported the National Front " rot the saJvatiOh of Ub)'a before, durtng and after Its vain attempt to assassinate Qaddafl on May 8, 1984. The antl-Qaddafl group sent ilo few men to do the job. They were slaughtered in a dayiong battle less than a m11e from the barracks where the dictator was tv led up behind Sovlet·made tanks and anlt·alrcraft guns The coup atte~pt was doomed before It started. Two days before the Tripoli battle, the Salvation Front's top military man had been captured near the border as he trted to sneak in from Thnlsia. But the group's leader, Mohammed Yousset Magarleff evidently felt he had to go ahead ~lth ~ q>eratlon to show hls CIA and Saudi Arabian backers what they had bought with their fl mllUon In funding. The CIA 1s only too painfully aware that what they bought was just another costly fiasCo. The antl-Qaddafl exUe ~ CIA should he backing - and In fact wants to - .Ls Abdet · Mone!m al·Hunl, former Libyan foreign minister and ooe of the orlginall2 army olllcers wiD helped Qaddafl seize power In 1969. . As vice president, Interior minister and counterintelligence chief in the early years, ai-Hunl was Qadd fi's No. 3 man. But by 1975, he had ~me disgusted with the corruption of the revolutionary regime and with . Qaddafi's treatment of dissidents and minor1t!es. (Al·Huml ooce had the nerve to pass a law compensat· tng Jews for t~ir property that Qaddafl had ronfLscated.) Barring a Sovlet·backed coup always a disturbing posslbDity al·Hunl Is the man most tikely to succeed Qaddafl, whoSe (1.'erthrow seems more Ukely alrrost by the hour. Probably for that reason, PLAYER-SCHOOL ............................... BT Pe~ Roush, Southern ......... .. ... ............. 6'1" Charlie Boso, Southern ..................... ... 5'11" · Kelly Grueeser, Southern ..................... 5'10" Jimmy Wol(e, Southern ........... .... ......... 6'0" · Scott Wickline , Southern .... ..... ............. . 6'1" Jeff Connolly, Sol!thern ..... ............. ...... 5'10" Deke Barnes, Hannan·Trace ................5'10" Phil Bailey, Hannan·Trace ... ... ;............ 5'10" Steve Jarrell, Hannan-Trace ................. 6'0" Dave Bartrum, Hannan· Trace .............. 5'9" Jir;n Burnett, Southwestern ................... 5'9" Tim Burnett, Southwestern ...... ....... ...... 5'8" Benny Boyd, Southwestern ...... ............. 5'10" Andy Halslop, Sol!thwestern .................. 5'8" .• ., "' ~, :.1 ,. .~ ,.. . ...• }qck Anderson & Dale Van Atta .·• --------------------- ai·Hun) shuns any connection, or even perceived oonnectlon, with the CIA. The merest hint d. CIA suwort ' could destroy him politically. He even refused the CIA's request to lend his support tn the uninspiring Magarteff. By our own count, there are at least two dozen groups and prominent Individuals wiD would like to see Qaddafl ousied. They include lertlsts, rlghtlsts, rronarchlsts and Islamic fanatics, yet ai-Huni appears to be acceptable to all of t~m as the "Mr. Clean" of Libyan politics. Many Opposition leaders have tried to enllst ai·Hunl's allegiance, but he has ftrmly resisted their overtures. He Is now the leader of a coalition currently ~ing formed. A sofl·spoken, affable and unpre· tentious man, ai·Hun! has lived quietly In Cairo since 19'15. An unsuccessfUl coup that year In Tripoli made him lear he was under suSpicion by Qaddafl, according to a secret CIA report. So he decided to stay in Egypt. In addition to his high standing with exile groups, al·Huni also worries Qaddafi because of his close ties to a key faction of the 60-member Free Officers organ!za· tlon set up by Qaddafl to run the Libyan government. Inevitably, the dictator trted to have his dangerous r1val ellml· nated. According to a CIA report, on March 6, 1976, thrre hit men armed with guns and grena:les hoarded a plane In Cairo oo which ai-Hunl had booked passage to Rome. They Intended to hijack It and take al-Hunl to Libya. Fortu· nately for al-Hunl (and the Iiane's passengers). he switched· planes "after being a~vlsed to do so by Egyptian authorities as a precau· tionary measure," according to the CIA report, which added: "When the three Libyans arr1ved in Rome they were arrested." There have been no attempts on al·Hunl sln<l' then. but as he begins to speak out against Qaddafl- and as the dictator's lllld on Libya grows even shakier - al -Huni wUl loubtless become a tar~t again. • Oil price scheme _______R_o_be_'rt_~_al_te_rs ~ n!zed... that these crudes were underpriced, this could create considerable unfavorable reaction which might ultimately lead to legal action." - A Shell merm said the West Coast "prtce structure has been distorted ... by the action of a few" large oll companies, while a Mobile 190 YR 10 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 170 151 145 179 161 12 12 12 11 11 All-SVAC squad CHESHIRE "- Southwestern's Jim Burnett was named the Most Valuable Back and Eastern's Tim Dorst Most Valuable Lineman when ·the SVAC's coaches met Thursday night to pick the 1985 All-SVAC footballl team. Burnett, a senior. gained more than Jro yards for the Highlanders before breaking his hand in a 25-12 victory at Kyger Creek three weeks ago. l'orclng him to sll out the season's final two games. Dorst, also a senior, was credited for leading an Eastern line that opened holes all season for backs John Rice. Royce Bissell and Ryan Bearbs. League champion Southern placed six players on the squad, led by sophomore running back Pete (Southwestern) NEW YORK (UP!) -Six cities .. baseball team made pitches Thurs· day to the Major League's Long Range Planning Committee. Seven more cities will make their preseniatlons Friday. Representatives from Van couver, British Columbia; Denver; Columrus, Ohio; Miami; Washing· ton, D.C., and Indlanapolls made hour-longproposalsbeforebaseball commlsslonet Peter Ueberroth, National League Presltlent Charles "Chub" Feeney and eight club owners. Each representative argued the merits of their particular region in acquiring a major· league franchise. Football playoffs begin tonight ByGENECADDES threestatetltles. UPI &Po118 Writer Regional final games are scheCincinnatl Princeton, Louisville duled for Friday and Saturday, Nov. St. Thomas Aquinas and Newark - l5 and 16. The state seml!lnals are Catholic. the No. 1 teams In the final Nov. 22 and 23 and the dlamplonshlp UP! Board of Coaches ratings, games Nov. 29 and :.land Dec.1 In swing Into playoff action this Ohio Stadium. · MOVIE RENTALS CHRISTMA.S $197 REGULAR 12.77 .., Turkey 0·160Z. AVG. lB. 99( CHRISTMAS TREE II ' 7 Bath Tissue HOLLY FARMS 4 ROLL PACK Fryer . Sl oo 49( · ht to limit .,.,litit• oNot W1 rtttnt ng ·-••It ~ 0 ~. -- I I ' · ·~ . . .' '.. " .. MEN'$ PEPSI FLANNEL SHIRTS 2 liTRE 5 ROLLS-50 SQ. FT. NORTHERN $497 89< REGULAR 17,97 CHOCOLATE COVERED MEN'S RUSTLER DENIM JEANS CHERRIES $2988 $19t.7.aox REGULAR 139.18 COOKWARE SET ~. CAPRICE BLANKETS RfGUlAR '6.97 ." - .' • ... "• •{f . •· , - ,f ...., .. .. . . . .. .. I ,0 . .. $9 REGUlAR 112.97 REGULAR 12.67 $1597 $497 REGULAR 119.97 " - LADIES' lONG NYLON GOWNS REGULAR and X-SIZES ss REGULAR 17.88 fO< IW!IOfl•aphkaltrror.•''"" lffoctln thfu !at., Now. 9, 1915 ' "/ liked walks In the woods, this time of year better before there lWire CHAIN SAWS!" ' .... ~ 7 PC. SILVERSTONE • SMITH NELSON MOTORS ' GIFT WRAP · $1 49 LB. .. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1985-7 PM TO 11 PM ONLY 99(DAY :,2°/o M.ilk : Plastic Gallan .. .... 4 DOORS - 4- COLORS ·madness -~--- r------------------------1 FOODlAND .. •AUTOMATIC TRANS. •TILT STEERING WHEEL •CRUISE CONTROL •DELCO AM·FM STEREO CASSEnE •55/ 45 SPLIT SEATS •TINTED GLASS (Soft Ray) •SPORT MIRRORS •CARPET SAYERS MUCH, MUCH MORE .. TENDERBEST GRADE A WITH POP-UP nMER lf { TO CHOOSE FROM ALL EQUIPPED WITH PtiOTOGRAPHY 6'12 FOOT ~,." 1QB6 CENTURY CUSTOM SEDAN I An MDA professional wrestllng match has been scheduled lor tonight at Meigs Junior HighSchool in Middleport. Matches wlll get underway at 7 p.m . Topping the card wlll be former Ohio State All·American Bob White. · Racine's Buddy Donovan will also be tea tured. several preliminary matches and the evening's headliner are cur· rently planned with all proceeds going to the Muscular Dlstrophy foundation. ..••.. THE .BUY OF .THE CENTURY. weekend. r;::;:::::;:;:;:;:::;:::;;:::::;::;~ Princeton (1().(]), the Class AAA '\ " poll .champ, takes on Cincinnati LaSalle (8-2 ) Saturday night In Region 4 In one of eight Dlvlslon I regional semi· final games. AlsO in .Region 4. No. 2· ranked Cincinnati Moeller meets Fairfield, " MUST BE TAKEN BY setting up at least ihe possibility ol a NOVEMBER 16 TO No. 1 vs No. 2 regional final contest " the following week between PrinINSURE DELIVERY tY ceton and Moeller. ." CHRISTMAS. . Seven of those Division I games • are scheduled for Saturday, with (Earlier if you plan ~o " ·one. Middleburg Heights Midpark mail them.) against Cleveland St. Joseph, ' ,I EVENING APPOINTMENTS tonight. • . .. In Region II, the headline game ARE 'AVAILABLE m~tches 3rd·ranked Canton McKinley against No. 4 North Canton (614) 446· 7494 Wbuldn't you GlenOak, In a rematch of the really rothar hova a Buick? regular season opener, won by TIIIIDOBST GlenOak. It was McKinley's only '• (MooiValuaiJle Uneman) loss. GlenOak also Is 9·1. " (Eaatem) St. Thomas Aquinas (1().(]), theAA POMEROY, OHIO poll champ, begins defense of us 992-2174 Division IV playoff championship nHG VAIUY PUll • GAW~S . "Nooomml!mentsweremade"to tonight against Lorain Clearv!ew .. CLOSED MONDAYS expand the two league's current (7-31. 26-team stnJcture. said Ed Durso. The Division IV challengers also secretary· treasurer of the Long Include No. 3 ranked Cincinnati ._------------'--~------------------- .... Range Planning Committee. Academy of Physical Education GA''LlPO'lS '' "" (CAPE) and No. 5 Castalia Marga· • • Baseball has not added a fran· retia, both also 10.0. ' STORE chlse since the AI.. expanded to 14 Newark Catll>llc (1().(]) opens teams with the additions of Seattle defense of · Its Division V title ONLY ' and Toronlo In 1977. The new Basic Saturday night against Richmond ' Agreement allows fur growth from Dale Southeastern (7-3), but the the current 26 clubs In a 32-team Green Wave will have to wade - .,,, :-· allgnll)ent. through the best small schools In the state Ill hey are lo add tot heir Ust of Pro wrestling scheduled •• · ~~ ~~~~s=tres::s:fi:ac:t:ure~ln;hls;;rtg;;~;.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ~~ ROush, who finished third in the Southeast Region In rushing. 0>runners-up Southwestern and·Han· nan Trace placed five and lour players on the team respectively while Eastern and North Gallla each placed three players on the squad and Kyger Creek ooe. Joining Roush on the squad from Southern wasbackCharlleBosoand linemen Kelley Grueser, Jimmy Wolfe, Scott Wickline and Jeff Connolly. From Southwestern, in addition to Blil'llett, the coaches chose Tim Burnett, Benny Bayd •.~<JY Halslop and Justy Burleson. The coaches picked l5 seniors, five lunlors and tiMl !nphomores to the 22·player rquad. Two players from each team were named honorable mention. Six cities pitch for maJ'or league teams seeking to get a major league . IOWA CITY. Iowa ., (UP!) - · toot and wUl be out of actloil frOm :.. University of Iowa freshman blls· two to six weeks, athletic ctllclllls :·• ketball player I..es Jepsen has said Thursday. LEA~ JIMBURNErr (Moo& Valuable Back) memo described the arran~ment as "one of the most Improper situations relative to West Coast crude pricing." Although some firms were pr1· vately critical ol t~ system, those who deVIsed It were tiDroughly satlsfled - and no oU company publicly objected to t~ scheme. Berry's Wor·ld WT 205 175 165 212 245 161! 140 140 iii.;,'""!, .•' Iowa's Jepsen out2~6 weeks with Justy .Burleson, Southwestern ............... 6'3" 185 John Rice, Eastern ..... ... ... ..... .......... ..... 6'0" 190 12 Royce Bissell, Eastern ......... ... .............. 6'0" 180 !2 Ryan Bearhs, Eastern .............. ..... ....... 5'9' ' 170 12 David Hammons, North Gallla ....... .. ..... 6'3" 187 12 Steve McAvena, North Gallla ... ............. 5'10' 175 11 David Roush, North Gallia .... ................ 5'8" 180 10 Bryan Johnson, Kyger Creek ................ 5'9" 185 12 HONORABLE MENTION - Sean Grueser, Southern, . Sr.; Danny Wolfe, Southern, Sr.; Danny Patrick, Southwestern, Jr.; John Woolum, Sol!thwestern, Sr.; Jerry Northrup, Hannan·Trace, Jr.; Eric Darst, Hannan· Trace, Sr.; Joe Runyon, Eastern, Sr.; Tim Dorst, Eas· tern, Sr.; Shane Glassburn, North Gallla, Jr,; Todd Hol· stein, North Gallla, Jr.; Mike Bradbury, Kyger Creek, Soph .; and Tom Waugh, Kyger Creek, Jr. MOST VALUABLE BACK · Jim Burnet&, Sooihwestem, Senior MOST VALUABLE IJNEMAN Tim Dorst, Eastern, Senior . LOS ANGELES (NEA) -When Contact Group," which operated Robert J .• Erhard was a division for more than a decade. merchandising manager for the Altlilugh the ctl companies Insist Exxon Corp. In Seattle, he was that Wellman's staff sought ooly to visited one day by Agnar Nerhelm, verily competitors' prices after a marketing speclallst employed by they had been established testlril· the Chevron Corp. In San ony produced 6uring the litigation Francisco. suggests the exlstenre of an · Acco_rding Ill Erhard. Nerhelm elaborate etlort to tacmtate covert "outlined a procedure where he cooperation ·arrong competltlors. coold call me ... and we could talk Private meetings Involving In· without anybody ever knowing It dustry officials were held In social because there was never any clubs restaurants and hotel rooms. telephone company record" of calls Members of Wellman's staff con· placed over · Chevron's SJX'(llal tacted ind!vldua~ working fur leased circuits. Exxon, Mobil, Shell, Texaco, Arco The subject iJ be discussed and other Chevron competitors. during those clandestine telepll>ne ·The clvU suit also alleges that six calls, Erhard recalled, was the major petroleum companies con· prtclng of gasollne and aher spired Ill suppress the prtce they pe_troleum products sold by Exxon, paid to the city of Long Beach and Chevron and other oil companies · the State d. CaUfomta for crude dl supposedlY competing In the West. they obtained from ~bllc lands. But Erhard, In s\Wm pre-trial 1The companies were able . to testimony provided In connection ' maintain artl!lcially bw prices ilr with a pending court case here, said the crude oll, the suit dlar~s. he recognized Nerhe!m's proposal because they devised a complex as a potentially serious violation ol system for trading the petroleum federal jllltf.trust laws. , among thermelve; without assign· "If I have ever heard d. a way to ing any monetary value to it. go to jall, why this Is It, " he Earlier this year the federal explained. judge presiding over the rose Although the meeting between dismissed the allegations concernthe two men occurred a,pproxl· Ing crude oll Jl'iclng, but that mately a quarter of a century ago,lt decision Is being appealed. vividly illustrates the basic allega. The lltlgatlon has forced dlsclo· lion leveled against the oil compan. sure of Internal ou company merros 1es In the clvU suit - that they that present a disturbing pattern of minimized competition by fUrtively corporate bllhavlor relating to that yet routinely exchanging Jl'lce and pricing scheme. some examples: market Information. -One Unocal memo complained Indeed, Nerhe!m has emer!J'd as that "the (price) schedules were an Important figure In the lawsuit, taken <lit ct the air," while another Initiated by the attorneys general ct said "there Ill no other... area In the various states, because he worked world where prices are as confus· !Qr Tlleodore C. WeUman, a Che.ron tng and lllogical as ours." assistant · vice president woo -A Chevron meJro warned that headed that company's "lndusby "If It became generally recog· -----1985 AII.SVAC Football Team •. The same kind at story could he : !; documented across the whole rang~! ::": of commodity supports. The !l"Ob· • ;~ lem, at bottom, Is that we have too many farmers prnduclng too much for domestic co nsumption. · '' A FASHION CRI~JS AT THE SUMMIT Wrong man in Uh.ya 1888 SOUTHERNVALLEY-ATIILETICCONFERENCE ALL-LEAGUE SELECTIONS F8rmers on the dole_._._____Ja_m_es_J._K_i{pa_t_ric_k The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Asslllta~t Publlllher/Coalroller ~1111ber II; DOUBLE SEE COUPONS ALL WEEK_ ' FOR DETAILS EIGHT *25 OIFT CERTIFICATES TO BE GI~EN AWAV REGISTER AT SER~ICE DESK - DRAWINGS AT 9:45 P.M. ,, J j) • �• Friday, November 8, 1986 Friday. November 8, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Community calend4r /area happenings l FRIDAY POMEROY - Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pome· roy, wUI hav~ a crafts fair, Friday I to 8 p.m. and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday; ~andmadecrafts,candy, plants, for sale by :?J) area craftspeople; door prizes. Food available. '' •• • This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. · EWS &SONS SOHIO SWISHER &LOHSE . Complete r~_ Automo11ve ~ : . 1 -. Service Locust & Beech Street "2·t921 Middleport ~~~~! 8 HONOR THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM m . m:rescriptoon• Pomeroy .. ~--~--~~~~ • Brown's Are & ,' Equipment Sates and INSURANCE Serv•ce •' .· . ' Nationwide Ins. Co. .. '.· ol Columbus, 0. 104 W. Mam RACINE PlANING MILL , Mill Work· Cabinet Making Syracuse i:J)tjij TRINITV CHURO!, Rov. W. H. !'min, pastor; ~ Buck, SUnday School Sup!. Olurc!l Sctool ~ 15 a.m.; Worship Servte lUI ,a.m. Choir rehearsal, Tuesday, 7:3) p.m. <Ulder dln!ctlon ct LDis Burt. POMEROY CHURCH OF 1liE NAZA· • • ·, ' W~-~~~ , •, . .,..+: ...··.· 992·3978 ~~~=-=.:'~= Sunday School, 9: a.m.; _ son. S. S. Su~ ., l) morning -"'4> 10: :II a.m.: "<nlng""""""6 ·- • p.m.: rnfd.weel< ...V.C., Wednesda,y, 7 p.m. : . ;. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURQI, :!lli E. ., " Main St., f'lmleroy, Sunday """"""' Hdy ., " •• , • .•· " ,· · ~ . . .•' "'... communion on the 11m Sunday cl each moolh, and combined wllh morning pra)"r oo the ·thlnld Sunday. Mcrnlng prayer and oennonoo all ~ cl the moolh. Olurch Sctool and Nunery c~ provided Cdree b:lur In the ~~o~~~~: Main St., Nell Proud!OOI, p&stc•·· Bible Sctool 9:])a.m .: Mamlng'lr'O'Shlp,lO:lla.m.: Yooth . rneetlrlg>,6:00p.m.: EWnlng\<WS!dp, 7:IDp. m. w~ nlgbt prayer rnee11ng and Bible study. 7:00p.m. 'mE SALVATION ARMY, W Butternut Aw .. Pomeroy. Mn. Dora Wining In chargo'. • • '!blday holiness ....,.lng, 10 a.m.; Sunday "" ~- ~. lO::D a.m. Sunday ScMol, YPSM • • Ekise Adams, - · 7::11 p.m. Salvatloo .. . • ml"l'tlng. variws speakers and music specials. ... 'Ibursday, U:JJ a.m. to 2 p.m. l...alties H<me •• • League, memben In chargo'. all wmll'!l ;.,.. ,· InVIted; 6~ 45 p.m. Thunday, COrps Cadet / · O..SS (Yo.q """"""Biblet, 7::11 p.m. Bible ':. : .Study and Pra)Or rnet'!l!ll. the public. • . ·' • I'()MEJWY WISI'SIDE CHURCH OF " ·CHRIST, l1'll60!filmt'sHomrllood (Olunty • -·0 :: " JlDad 7!i). m~. Vocal music. Sunday We.· .sll1p!Oa.m.; BlbleStudy!la.m.; Won._.,,6p, .m. Wedneoday, Bible Study , 7 p.m. • OlD DEXTER BlliLE CHRISTIAN 'CHURCH. Clwleo llat!leld, pastor. Unda Swan, SUp!. SUnday School ~ Jl a.m.: proac~~. lng ...,.,.,., lint and thlnl !illllay lol1owlng Slnday Sctool. Ywtll ~Tll'«ttg, 7::II p.m. f!V· ery Sunday. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, 'Preaching 9: l) a.m. first and second, Sun.• . -days or •ach month; thrd and fourth Sun - ,.. .... -day eachmonttl worship services at 7: ll p. . ... · : rn.: Wednesday evenings at 7: ao p.m. ... · :Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH·DAY ADVENTIST, Muff>. t erry Heights Road , Pomeroy. John Swel - • Cart; Sabbath School Supt. Louise Staats. 5abbath School, 2 p.m. Saturdday with worship service following at 3: 15 p.m. • RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHU RCH - Sister Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday &hool9:30 a.m.: Mornln!l Worship, 10:45 "'"a.m. : • POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David ·: ,..'· Mann, minister. William Snouffer, Sunday •.. • School Supt . Sunday School, 9:33 a.m.; ' · Morning Worship 10: JO a.m. : ' FlRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· • meroy Pike. David Hunt. pastor; Jack •. ··,. ~eeds, Sunday School DirE-ector. Sunday 1, .... hal, 9:Xla.m.; Morning Worship, 10:JJ; •• -evening wor~hlp, 7:00p.m. Tuesday Vlsl· :. · ... "tatton, 7 p.m. WfdnHday, Prayer service, .... "T: :ll p.m.: Mission Friends. 7: XI p.m.; : 'tlrls In Action, 7: ;J) p.m. ·~ · ,• FAITH TABERNACLE OIURCH, Oaf· ' Jb Run Road, Rev. Emmett Rawson, pas: tOr. Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sunday evening service, 7:30p.m. "' Bible teaching, 7:33p.m. Thursday. • ; SYRACUSE MISSION. CHerry St .. Sy· r" tacuse. Sef\llces, 10 a.m. Sunday. Evf'nlng vrvtces Sunday and Wednesday at 7:00 p. • ]nM!DDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST c" ·iN CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. Keith Eblin, ··' dastor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Wade : : ·: l{ayman. supl .: Morning Worship, 10: JO a. , , m. ; Sunday evening service 7:.ll p.m.: , . Wednesday Prayer Meellntc. 7: :ll p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Racine. Rev. James Salterfteld , pastor. Freeman Williams. Supt. Sunday School -':45 a.m.; Sunday and WednHday eVf'n· ;. }ng services, 7 p.m. ·• . ~ • MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Corner Sixth and Palmer. Earl Eden, Pas., tor. Ray Fields, S.S. Supt.: Dan Riggs, ,"·, . Asst. Supt. Sunday School, 9 : 1 ~ a.m.: ~ . Morning Worship, 10: 1~ a.m.; Sunday . Evening service, 7 p.m. Youth meftlng, v:30 p.m. Wednesday: evening service 7 p. m.; Choir practice 8 p.m. ; . : MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, • 5th and Main, Bob Melton , mlnlstt>r. AI "' 9artson. auoc. minister; Mike Gerlach, Sunday School Superintendent . Bible ·school9:30 a.m.:. Morning Worship 10:30 • · a.m. Evening Worship 7:00p.m. Wednt>S· day, 7:00p.m. Prayer meellng. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. Co-pastors Rev. Charlf."!l Coyle and Rev. Nancy Coyle. Bill White, Sunda y i;chool Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; .. Morning Worship 10: 30a.m.; Evangelistic .,. · tneetlng 7:00p.m. Wednesday, 7:00p.m. Prayer meeting. UNITED PIESJI\'TERI~N MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev. Ken WllklniM HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday: Worship SerVtcH 9:00a.m.; Church Schoo\10: 15a.m.; Bible Study Sunda y 7: 30 p.m.: Prayer Group Wednesday at 9:00a.m. • MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN (:hurch school 10:15 a.m. Morning Worthlp 11:15 a.m. Tuesday,10:00 a.m. Bible Study: Thursday, 7:30p.m. Bible Study. SYRACUSE FIRST UN ITED PRESBY· TERIAN - Worsh ip service 10:15 a.m. Church SchoollO:OOa .m. TuHday, 10a.m. Bible Study: Sunday, 6 p.m. Junior and Se· nlor High Youth Groups. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Pastor, John Evans. Sunday SChool 10:00 a.m.: Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Chll· dren's Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Service 7:00p.m. Wed., 6 p.m. Young La· dies' A~lllary. Wednesday. 7 p.m. Fam· fly Worship. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near Long Bottom . Edstl Harl, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. ; Worship 10:30 a.m.: . .. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30p.m. • MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Ash and Plum. R.alph • Cundiff, po•lo•. Sunday School!Q:OOa.m.: " · Mornlna:Wo~hlp,ll: OOa. m.; W'ednHday , and 5atunlay Evening Servlcea al7:30 p, m. GtoceriesGeneral Merchandise Racine 949·2550 MT . HERMON UNITED BRETIUUN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Community oil Ct. Rt . 62. Rev. Robe\1 Main 51 ., Middleport. Rev. Calvin Minnis, Sanders, pastor. Don WUl, layleader . Sun · day School 9: lJ a.m.; Morning Worship pastor. Mrs . Elvin Bumgardner, supt. 10:45 a.m.; Evening preaching ser-~tcese­ Sunday School 9:30 a.m.: Worshtpservlce John F . Fu1t1, Mgr. cond and fourth Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; 10:45 a.m . ~1 Ph. "2-1101 SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST Christian Endeavor, firs! and third Sun· Pomeroy day, 7:30p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting -Joseph B. Hoskins, evangelist. Sunday B1bleStudy9a .m.; Worshlp,lOa .m.; Sun· and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. day evening service 6 p.m.; Wednesday CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. r ld event S WOU ld seem t 0 d ecree th a t we tocated on 0 . J. White Road ol Highway evening service, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, must forever dispatch our young people to the 160. Pat Hensoo, pastor. sundaySchooi iO Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday BEN a.m. CJasse11 for all ages. Junior Church 11 SChool 10 a. m. ; Sunday evening service 7 ~FRANKLIN• various trouble spots around the globe; hopefully ~i.~i; P~~~~~~ Pw~~~~~d~! . ~:;,t#:~ p.m. Wednesday evening service 7 p.m . CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle, not to engage in battle but to prevent it. In any pte's, Children 's Church and Adult Btbte Supt . Sunday School 9:.JI a.m. Morning Middleport, Ohio Study, Wednesday at 7:30p.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. Prayer service, altern· case, those who undertake these missions do so HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, s1o Grant ate Sundays. ,St., Middleport. Affiliated with Southern at the undeniable risk of their lives, and many Baptist Convenllon. David Bryan, Sr .. Ml· MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL , Third nlster. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Momlng return with permanent disabilities. It was ever worshtp u a.m.: Evening worship 7p.m.: Ave. Rev . Clark ·Baker. pastor. Carl Not· Wednesday evenlne Bible srudy and ttngham, Sunday School Supt. Sunday SChool 10 a.m . with ch:tSSes for all ages. thus throughout our history, and it is just as inprayer meeung 1 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF O!RIST, St. Evening services at 6 p.m. Wednesday BI212 E. Main Street cum bent upon us now as in the past to honor our Rt.l2l and co. Rd . 5. Mark Seevers, mints· ble study at 7:30 p.m. YOOth services Frl· day at7:30 p.m. • t~r. Sunday School Supl. Harry Hen · 992·3785. Pomeroy ECCL~IA FELLO\WIUP, 128 Mill Sl., brave veterans and show our appreciation of drtcks: sunday Schoo19: 30 a.m.: Morning Mldd leporl. Brother Oluck McPhersoo, 7 MEIGS their deeds by giving them every possible advan· ~or~':!\'n't!d~y·~~(.~;e7n~~~orshlp P· pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunda)l COOPEJIATIVE PARISH t d h I · th t th · · t ST. PAUL LUTHERAN OIURCH, evening services at 7 p.m. and Wednesday. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH age an e ptng em 0 resume etr tn er· Corner Sycamore and Second Sts., Po- services at 7 p.m. NORTHEAST CLUSTER rupted lives. What they have done was done for meroy. The Rev. wnnam Mlddteswarth, ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Ken neth Smith,~ Rev. Doa Arcber pstor. Sunday SChool 9: 45 a.m.; Church pastor. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; church ReY. RoJ Deec.r us, directly or indirectly to preserve our freedom·, servtcell a.m. Rev. Seldon ~ohn 1011 SACRED HEART CHURCH , Msgr. s~lce 7:30p.m.; youth ftllowshlp 6: 30 p. ALFRED - Church 9:30 and we can best thank them by praying fOr them Anthony Glannamore. Ph . 992·5698. Satur· m.: Bible study, Thursday, 7:30p.m. FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 3:114.'1 wors hi p, 11 a.m.; UMYF6 : day Evening Mass 7 : .'JJ p.m.; Sunday H f Mass, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Confessions me Hiland Road , Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, pasThird Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at our ouse o Worship and asking God's bless· h 11 h bet h first SUnday. (Archer ) a our ore eac Mass. CCDelasses, tor . Danny Lambert , S. S. Supt . Sunday 11 morning strVIct at 10 a.m.; Sunday even· OIESTER- Worship 9 a.m.: Church ings upon them, both before and after they a.m. Sunday. SchooliOa.m.; BlbleStudy, Thursday,7p. VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St., lng servlct! 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thurs· m UMW II I Th sd I C return home tO US. Middleport. James E. K..,ee, pastor. day Services at 7: l1 p.m. .; • rs ur ay, p.m.; om· Sunday mornlno worship 10 a.m.·, Evenmunlon, ftrst Sunday (Archer) . " WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill St., Middle· JOPPA - wors hi p· 9: 30 a.m.; Ch urc h L..-----------------~--------' lng service 7 p.m.; Wednesday evening worship 7 p.m. VIsitation, Thursday •· ~ port. Sunday morning service 10:15 a.m .; School 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Wednesday, p.m. v. <» Sunday evening 7: 30 . Thursday momlng 7: :ll p.m. (Johnson) · MORSE CHAPEL CH LONG BOTTOM -Church School 9:30 URCH - Gary Bible study lO a.m. Wednesda y evening Holter, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; 1:30 p.m. a.m.; Worship 7 p.m.; Bible Study, Wed· NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF TilE NA· servtcf', nes day,· 7: 30 p.m.; UMYF , Wed nes day, 7worship ')(\ Th sd U a.m.; prayer meeting, ZAR~E. Re v. Glendon Strwd. pastor. 6;00 p.m.; Communion First Sunday, :....., p.m. ur ay, (Archer) . LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Worship service, a .m.; Yooth servlct Sunday 6: 15 p. REEDSVILLE -Church School 9:30 a. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, p 0 ...,roy. CARLETON INTERDENOMINATIO N· OF GOD - Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sun· 10:30 m. Sunday evening service 7:00p.m. Wed-' m.; Worsh_lpServlCE-ll:OOa.m. (Deeter) . Jlarrlsonvllle Rd. Robert Purtell, minis· AL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev. [)a. day Sch0ol .9:30 a.m.; Morning servlet> nesday TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL ter; Steve Stanley, s. s. Supt.: BIIJ McEI· vk1 Curfman, paslor. Sunda y Schgol9:30 10.:00a.m.; Sunday eveningservice7:00p. 7:00p.m.Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Church School ~ a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; roy, Aut Supt.; sunday School 9:.1) a.m.; a.m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening worship m.; Mld ·WE"-ek prayer serVI ce Wednesday NEASE SE'ITLEMENT CHURCH, Sun· 7 p.m. Bible Study, Tuesd;r, 7: l:t p.m.: UMW, Worship service 10: l> a.m.: Evening wor· 7: oo p.m. Prayer mef'lln g, Wednesday day afternoon services at 2:30. Thursday :00p.m. TIIF11rdS'flleod da(yA, 7h: )p.m.; Communion ship Sunday 7 p.m. and Wednesday, 7p.m. L MT. OLlBVEhCOM MUNMITYFCIHU RCSH, 7 evening serv ices at 7: :JJ. rs 1 un ay rc er , ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine LONG OO'ITOM CHRISTIAN , Jody awrence us , pas 1or. ax o mer , r. CENTRAL CLUSTER Grove. The Rev. W1111am Middlcswarlh, Holland, pastor: wa uact DamE"Nood, Supt. Sunday School and Morning Worship FIRST BAPTIST CHUH.L'H, Masoo, W. Rev. lamet E. Co..,.tt ~star. Church service 9::lt a.m.: Sunday Sunday School Supt. Worship service, 9 a . 9:30a .m.: Sunday tvenlngservtce, 7p.m.; V~ . Pastor, Bill Murphy. SundaySchool10 Rev.M~!"~~. hool lO; 30 a.m. m.: Bible SchoollO a.m. dYouth meE>tlng and Bible Study, Wednes· ...' ~·- ·~a.m.; Sunday f'venlng 7:30p.m. Prayer , IIRADBllRY CHURCH OF CH!<IST, ay, 7 p.m. Be~. Clemente 8. Znl&a 1 olr. John Wright , pastor. Sunday School 9: J) a. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. U.NITED FAITH CHURCH, Rl. 7 on Po· meeting lind Bible study Wednes<Ey, 7::rJ . Rev. Alldre" R•baklaa m. Larry Haynes S S Su I M I Rev. Thereon Durham, pastor. Sunday meroy By-Pass. Rev. Robert E. Smith . Sr. p.m. Everyme welco~ . ASBURY (SyracUJet-Worshlpll a.m. ., School 81 9:30a.m.; Morning worship at worshlplO: JOa .m. • · · P • orn ng d , pastor . MelvlnDrak~.S . S . Supt. S unday RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· 10: 30 a.m.; 5un ay even 1ng serv 1ce a 17 : 30 : Church School 9: 45 a.m.; Charge Bible RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· School9: 30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10:30; \em St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor . Sunday Study, Wednesday. 7:ll p.m.: UMW, first RENE. Rev. Thomas H. Collier, pastor. p.m. Thursday services at7:ll p.m. Evening Worship 7: ll p.m.; Wf'dnesday Schoo110 a.m.: Sundaytvenlng 7:00p.m .; Tutsday, 7::rl p.m.; Choir Rehearsal, Ora Bass, Chairman oftheBoard ofChrls· FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Prayer Serv1ct, 7:30p.m. Wednesda y evening prayer meeting 7: 00 Wednesday 6;Xl p.m.; UMW, fourth Sun· Uan LUe. Sunday School9: ~ a.m~; Morn· Knob, located on County Road 31. Rev. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad p.m. day, 6:30 p.m. (Nelson) . lng worship 10: ll a.m.; Sunday evening Lawrence Gluesencamp , pastor. Rev. St ., Mason. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Morn· SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a.m.; worship 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. Roger Wtlltord, asst. pastor. Preaching ing worship 11 a.m.: Evening service 6 p. CHURCH, Silver Rldg~. Duane Syden· Church SChoollO a.m.: Bible Study, Tues· m. Wednesday. · ~~lcesdSund;y~: JO ·p.m. ~ayf'r~~;f~hg m. Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wed · Stricker, pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m.: day, 7:30 p.m.; UMW, First Monday, 7:30 LIBERTY C)IRJSTIAN CHURCH, Dex· nes ay, : p.m., ary r • nesday, 7 p.m. Church service 10 a.m. Bible Study Wed· p.m.; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. Choir Reler. Woody Call , pastor. Services Sunday leader. Youth groups Sunday evening at FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev . Nyle nesday at 7:30p.m. June thru September, hearsal, 6:30p.m. Wednesday. (Franklin) 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. with Roger and VIolet Willford, ' Borden, pastor. Corn(>llu s Bunch, supt. 7 p.m. October thru May. Sunday evening FLATWOODS- Church School, 10 a.m. leaders. Communion service llrst Sunday Sunday School 9; 30 a.m.: Second and Fellow ship 7 p.m. June thru September, 6 ; Worship, 11 a.m.; Bible Study, Thurs· RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, S!~ve ea~hHJT~!; · CHAPEL WESLEY AN fourth Sundays worship service at 2: 30 p. p.m. October thru May. day, 7· p.m.; UMYF. Sunday, 6 p.m. Deaver, Pastor. Robert Smith, Sunday m. (Franklin) . School Supt.; Sunday School g; .J) a.m.: CHURCH - CoolvllleRD. R('V. Phll llpRI· FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.; Morning worship I0:40 a.m.; Sunda y den~r. pastor. Sunday School9:30 a.m.: Church School 10 A.M.: Choir t';acllce, evening worship 7: :ltl.m.; Wednesday worship service 10:30 a.m.: Bible study '1\lesday 6· 30 p m · UMW rlr!l esda 1 Bib! d and worship strvlce, Wednesday , 7 p.m. · · · ·· · y, evt'ft ng estu Y 7: 'p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7:30p.m. lNelsoo). BIJRLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURQI, HEATH (Middleport)- Church School, Burlingham, Ray Laudermllt, 1\ru•tor: RoMark Jones, pastor. Bill Nicholson, Sunam bert ,._A_ •· nl pas!(J". Sunday r - School day School Supt .SundaySchool 9:30a.m.; 9 ·30 . . .,· Worship 10: 30 a .m .; Blbl e ....M.dn, asBata Study , Tuesday . 10 am· 10 a.m.; wtn 111p 7 p.m.: Wednesday, 6 p.m. MorntngWorshlpandCommunion lO : ~a . . ., UMW , second Monday, 7: JJ p.m.: UMW Third Monday, youth meeting; Wed., 7p.m. churchservices. m.RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST "Once again !he Lord spoke to Jonah ." (Johah J; 1, TEV) 7:30p.m. iZunlga) PINEGROVEHOLINESSCHURCH, \1 . Amos MINERSVTLLE - Worship Servke 10 mile oft Rt. 325, Rev. Ben J . Warts ; pastor. Tillis, pastor. Sonny Hudson, sup!. Sunda y The Prayer for the Day: Lord God, do ml forsake us even when we -~1 , s .. s s upt.SundaySchool9:30 School9:30 a.m .; Morning worship, 10:30 Le(> RusM;'I a.m.; Ch urc h School , II a.m.; UMW, lhl rd forsake You . In Jesus' name. Amen. Wednesday, t p.m.; Choir practice, Mon · a.m.; Morning Worship lO::Kl a.m.; Sun·· a.m.; Sunday evening service 7:00p .m. da y even Ing serv 1ce 7:JJ p.m.; WednesWednesday sefvlce 7 p.m. WMPO proday ' 7.. 30 p.m. (Nelson! . The Thought for the Day: The gospel of Jesus Christ Is the gospel of PEARL CHAPEL - Worship Service 9 day service, 7; :ll p.m. gr~~L~.s:oe~~US~~~a~F THE NAZA· the second chance. a. m.: Church Sch~ 11 a.m.; UMW Se· SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little, RENE R L II F d S cond Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m.: UMYF last ~stor. Steve Little, s. s. Supt. Sunday . ev . owe or , pasto r. unda y hoo110 a.m.; Mom 1ng worslp, 11 a.m.; SchooJ9:30a.m.: Worshlp servtce l0:30a . 1 Tuesday • 7.·30pm · · (Rubenktng l . " Our fellowship Is with the Fatll>r and with his Son Jesus Christ" . POMEROY -Church School, 9:15a.m. Sunday evening worship 1: JJ p.m. Prayer m. ; Young people's service 6 p.m. (IJohn1:3) · : Worship 10:30 a.m.; Choir rehearsal meeting and Bible study Thursday, 7: 30 p. Evangelistic service 6:30p.m. WednHda y Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m.; UMW, second m.; Youth meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. service 7 p.m. The Prayer lor the Day : Lord , help us each day to rejoice In Your Tuesday, 7:Jip.m.; UMYFSunday,6p.m., REJOICING UFE BAPTIST CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mlll.r presence, to celebrate Your love by bving those about us. Arnett _ 383 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Sunday St., Mason, W. Va. EugeneL. Conger, ml · (Corbill ). ROCK SPRINGS- Church School. 9: 15 School 10 a .m. Sunday evening 7:00 p.m.: nlster. Sund11 y Bible Study 10 a.m.;- Wor· The Thought for the Day : The greatest gift c1 allis God's presence ship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible a.m.: Worship 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wtd · Mld·week service. Wed ., 7 p.m. With us. nesday, 7:30p.m.; UMYF (Sen ion!), Sun· LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. day, 5 p.m.: tJunlors ) every other SunRober! E. Muller, pastor. Sunday School LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· da y, ti p.m. (Franklin) . 9:00a.m.: Paul Musser, supt.; Morning ding Lane, Mason, W. Va. J. N. Thacker, "Christ was bumble an~ walked Ill! path of obedience all tile way RUTLA ND- Church School, 9:45a .m.; worship 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening serpa!tor. Evtnlng service 7: .J) p.m.: WoWorshlp, 10: :al a.m.; UMW (Evening Cir· vice, 7 p.m.: ml~ · week service, Wednes· men's Ministry, Thursday, 9:JJ a.m.; to death- his death on til' aoss." (Philippians 2:8) cl e ) sec ond Wed n esd ay, 7; 30 p.m.; UMW day, 7 p.m. Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7: 15 The Prayer'fllr the Day: Lord. help me grow In Your love by my {Afternoon Clrrlel second Thursday, I p. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· p.m. m. (Rubenklng) , ZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMillan, pastor. HARTFCRD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN fidelity 10 You and to what You are asking of me ilay by day. Amen. SALEMCENTER - ChurchSchoollOa . Mary Janice Lavender, Sunday School CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rf'v. William The Thought lor the Day: We lollow Christ one step at a time . m.; Worship 9:45a.m. (Rubenklng). Supt . Sunday School 9: l) a.m.; Morning Campbell, pastor. Sunday SChool 9: 30 a. SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8: .J) a.m.; worship 10: l:t a.m.; Evangellttlc service, m.; JamH Hughes, supt. Evening service Church School 10 a.m. (Rubenkingl . 6 p.m.; Prayer and PralseWednegday, 7 p. 7:30p.m. Wednsday evening prayer meelDo to others what you would have tremdo to you. (Matthew 7:12) m.r Youth mt!etlng, 7 p.m . tng 7:30 p.m. Youth prayer service each The Prayer lor the Day: Dear God, You have gtven us so much . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Tuesday. CHRIST, Elden R. Blake, pastor. Sunday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, Grant us the strength to continue to help the -helpless, feed the School 10 a.m.; Gary Reed, Lay leader. , W. Va ., Rt. 1, James Lewis, pastor. Wor· SOUTHERN CLUSTER hungry, and love til' unioval . We pray In your name. Amen. Morning sermon, 11 a.m.; sunday night ship services 9:30a.m.; Sunday School11 Rev. Ropr Graee services: Christian Endeavor 7: JJ p.m.. a.m.; Evening worship 7:30p.m. Tuesday The Thought for the Day : Jesus' love llelps the llelpless . Rev. Paul McGuire Song service 8 p.m. Preaching 8:oop.m. cottage prayer meeting and Bible Study Rev. Kellh Rader 9:30 .a.m.; Worship service, Wednesday APPLE GROVE- CHurch SchOOl 9:00 Mld ·week prayer meeting , Wednesday, 7 "God said, Let the eartb bring forth grass, tbe herb yielding Seed 7 a.m. Worship, 10:00 a.m. Wrsl and third p.m. ' ~JR1AVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. Sundays): UMW Second Tuesday, 7:30 p. and the fruit trEe yielding fruit." (Gt>nests 1: ll) ' Walnut and Henry Sts., Rave nswood, W. m.; Prayer meetlna, Wednesday,7 p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Va . The Rev . Goorge C. WE"-Irlck, pastor. The Prayer for the Day : Lord, let us never l:l rget In the rush of (Grace) . • Roger Watsoo , pastor. Crenson Pratt, Sunday SChool9: 00 a.m.; Sunday worship BETHANY - Worship, 9 a.m.; Church everyday llvlng woo we are and what em future wUI be If only we Sunday School Supt. Mornlng worship 9: 30 11 a.m. School. 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wednesday , trust In You. Amen. . a.m.: SundaySchoo\10:30a.m.: Evening CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, loca ted on 10 a.m.; Dorcas Women's Fellowship, service, 7:30p.m. Pomeroy Pike, County Road 25 near FlatThe Thought lor the Day: There Is always life for those who know 'Wednesday, 11 a.m. (McGuire). MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue. woods . Rev. JJiackwood , pastor. Services God . CARMEL - Churc h School 9: Jl a.m.; pastor; Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt. on Sunday at 10: 30a.m. and 7:30p.m. with Worship, 10:45 a.m. Sec-ond and Fourth Sunday Schoo) 9:45 a.m.; Evening wor· Sunday School9: 30 a.m. Bible Study, Wed· Sundays; Fellowship dinner with Sutton ship 6:30p.m.; Prayer Meeting , 6: .ll p.m. nesday, 7:30p.m. third Thursday, 6:30p.m. {McGuirt) . Wedne!day. "Have I been so bng with yru ," retumoo Jesus, "without your FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR EAST LETART- Church School9a .m.; '11JPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. Rt. lJ8, Antiquity. Rev. really knowing me, Phillip?" (John 14:9) Worship 10 a.m. second and fourth Sun· CHRJST. Jody Holland , mtni!Uer. Oeryl Franklin Dickl'ns, pastor. Sunday morn· days; UMW flnt Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. The Prayer for the Day : Jesus, sometimes I ~t angry at L'le Wells, Supt. Momlng worship, 8:00a.m.; lng 10 a.m.: Sunday eventng 7:30 p.m. (Grace) . Church School 9:00 a.m. Thursday evening 7:30p.m. people I love because trey don't seem to understand woo I really am LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.; CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP. Church School10 a.m. (Grace) , Help me to tum my an~r to compassion and forgiveness. Thank RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. TIST CHURCH. Pastor Rober! Byers. MORNING STAR - Worship, 9:45a.m.; You. Amen . Frank Riffle, supt. Sunday School 9:30 a. Sunday School10 a.m.; Worship service 11 Church School, 10:30 a.m.; Bible STudy, m.; Worship service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. a.m.; Sunday ~venlng servlce,7:30 p.m.; Thursday, 7:l1 p.m. (Rader) . '!11e Thought for the Day : How can I res(Xlnd today tmre as Christ S1111day. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer meetWednesday evening service 7:30p.m. RACINE WESLEYAN - Chun:h School, would? Ing. !NDEPENDENI' HOUNESS CHURCH 10 a.m.; Worship lla.m.: UMW fourth Mon· LAUREL CLIFF FREE METOODJST Inc ., Pearl St., Middleport. Rev. o•neu · day at 7:.ll p.m.: Men's Prayer Breakfast. CHURCH. Rev. Robert Miller, pa.st<X". Ro· Manley, pastor. Sunday School 9: XI a.m.: Wednesday, 1 a.m. (Grace) . bert E. Barton, Director r:tChrlsUanEdu" When I am afraid, I wUI ~~ my !rust In Thee." (Psalm 56:3) Morning worship 10:00 a.m.; Even ing SUTTON - Church School , 9:30 a.m.; catlon; Steve fl)lln, assLstBnt. SUnday worship 7:30p.m. Tue!day,12: JO p.m. WoThe Prayer lor the Day: Lord, help me to suiTender my rears to Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. nrst and third School 9: XI a.m.; Morning worshiP lD: 30 men's Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7;30 SUndays; Fellow•hlp dinner with Carmel a.m.; Choir practice, Sunday 6:30 p.m.; You. May I rest In the quiet assurance c1 Your presence and Your p.m . Prayer and Praise service. third Thursday, 6:30p.m. (McGuire). Evening worship 7: ~ p.m. Wednesday power. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver Prayer and Bible Study, 1;XI p.m. · TOLIC -VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder Swain, Supt. Sunday School 9:30a .m. evDEXTER CHUROI OF CHRIST, The Thought lor the Day: God can give us courage to be obedient. James Miller, paator. Sunday School, ""Y week. Charles Rusaell Sr ., mlnlsler. Rlf:k Ma · 10:30 a.m.: Worship Service, Sunday, 7: :J»· HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. comber, supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; p.m .; Bible Study, Wednesday, 7::)) p.m. "What does the Lord require ct .you but to do justice, a nd to Jove Tom Staten, pastor. SunHay School 9:.Jt a. Worship service 10:30 a.m. Bible study, POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, m .; EVening service 7:.:11 p.m. Wedn£'1day Tuesday, 7:30p.m. kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?" (Micah 6:8) Harr1sonvllle Road. David Ferrell, pasprayer meeting 7: ~p. m . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF J~US tor: Clinton Faulk, Sunday School Supt. : The Prayer for the Day: Loving God, help me to acttoward all my BEAHWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH Or CHRIST or LA'I'l'ER DAY SAINTS. Pori · Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; morning wor· CHRIST, Duane Warden, minister. Bible land·Ractne Road. WllllamRouah, pastor . brotrers and Sisters In a just and compassiOnate way and to walk sh1p, 11 a.m.; Sunday evening service 7::ll clau 9:30a.m.; Momtng Wonblpl0:30 a. LIDda Evant, church aebool director. p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wedne!day, 7::Jl p. Wltb You dally In true humUity. Amen, m.; EvenlnB Wonhlp 6:311 p.m. Wedneo- Chun:h adtool9:30 a.m.: MomlnB wontlp m. ' The Thought br the Day: We know what God requires c1 us· b day Blblo Study 6; 311 p.m. ' 10:30 a.m.: W!dnesclay evening prayer SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. God's grace we wUI do H. · ' Y NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY oervloel, 7:30p.m. non-Penttcostal. Joy Clark, pastor. Wor· BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl CHURCH, Sunday School,.rvlce, 9:15 a·, ship servlr;e Sunday 10 a.m.; Sunday m,; WonhJp service 10: l) a.m.; Shuler. putor. Worship service, 9:30a.m. School 11 a. m. Evening worship servtce Evangelistic Service .7:30 p.m. Wedneo· SUnday School 10: 30 a.m. Bible Study and 7:00 p.m. Wednesday pra)"r meeting 7:00 prayer service Thursday, 7:30p.m. _ \ p.m. day; Prayer meeting 1:ao p.m. Thursday. IlL RALL'S l _K&C JEWELERS ~.... _,_ 0 ' . through November 19 with services at 7:30 nlghny. Evangelist Gus Andrews, BeallsvUie, W.Va., wlll be guest speaker. Everyone welcome. ROYAL OAK - Royal Oak Ballroom Dance Club members are reminded there wUI be a lea dance, Sunday afterooon, 4-7 p.m .. at the Point Pleasant American Legion. Music by the Gentlemen Three. Admission $15 per couple. MIDDLEPORT - Evan~llst Herb Inscoe wUI speak at the Word of Faith Church, Middleport, Friday at 7: :II p.m. There wUI be special · singing by tbe Pleaant Valley trio POMEROY - Rev. Cliff Cole· and the public Is Invited to attend. man, director of missions tor the Scioto Valley Baptist Association, Rtli'LAND-Adancewlllbeheld will be guest speaker Sunday, at the Friday night, 8 to ll p.m., at the First Southern Baptist Church, Rutland Civic Center with music by Pomeroy. Coleman wlll deliver his Itomlc Sounds. Admission $3 pe'r morn.Jng message at 10; 30; his couple and $2 single. Evecyone evenfilfmessage at 7. N~rsery will welcome. be provided. NEW HAVEN, W.Va.- Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daugh· ters of the American Revolution, will meet Friday, 7p.m.,atthehorne of Mrs. Larcy WDey, New Haven. POMEROY - Mary Shrine of White Shrine :r7 wUI meet Friday, 8 p:m., at the masonic temple. SATURDAY LONG BOTl'OM - Mt. Olive Community Church wUI have a gospel sing, 7 p.m., Saturday, featuring the gospel group, Savoo. The public Is Invited. PAGEVILLE -A smorgasbord, sponsored by Scipio VoliinteerFii'e Department, wUI be held Saturday, 5·7 p.m., · at Townhouse. the PagevUie miles south of Chester. Prizes Include turkey, bacon and cash, MONDAY POMEORY - Disabled Amerl· can Veterans of Meigs County wm meet 6:30p.m. Monday night at 124 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Refreshments , wlll be served and all members are urgoo to attend. ROYAL OAK- Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club wlll sponsor a square dancing class beginning Monday, 7 p.m., and continuing each Monday at the Royal Oak Park Recreation Build· lng. John Waugh, Gallipolis, wlll Instruct. First two lessons free d charge. For lnfonnatlon call 992· 2500, 992-7477or992·5681. '· POMEROY - Regular meeting of Twin City Shrine Club, Monday, 7 p.m. at the clubhouse; aUmemll>rs and those eligible for membership asked to attend. ROCKSPRINGS-MeigsCoonty Pomona Grange Officers Confer· ence Monday, 7:30 p.m. a! Rock Springs Grange Hall. All Pomona and subordinate officers asked to attend; donuts and elder will be seJVed. the event. Proceeds wUl go to muscular dystrophy. may sign up for their Golden Buckeye Cards at the Pomeroy and Middleport llbrarles. Hours for sign-up at Pomeroy are 9 to 5 on Mooday, Friday and Saturday; 9to8 on Tuesday, Wednesday andThurs· day. Slgn·UP hours at Middleport are 10: 30 to 5.on the third Thursday of the month. MIDDLEPORT - Frklay, at 7 p.m., Big Time Wrestling wUI beat Meigs Junior High, In Mlddle(Xlrt. 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In my campaign I have discovered how nice the people in Chester Township are and I arf! proud that I live here. FREE 992~ or 992-2104. · The Daily Sentinel ~ 1 POMEROY- Pomeroy Elemen· tary Cheerleaders wll be holding a door-to-door pop bottle drive In tile Pomeroy area Saturday 9 a.m to noon. Residents wUI be asked to donate pop bottle. Proceeds will go to !hoi cheerleaders. For anotller time pickup resklents may call POMEROY - Pomeroy Church of Christ wm be In revival Sunday' Clortd Monday Tues.-Fri. 9 to 5, Sat. 9 ta I 1 would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to everyone who voted for me in my recent election to SOuthern Local School Board. The education of our children is of the utA special thanks to those people who READINGS most importance, and I take the responsibility, as stood in the rain and cold all day helping BY your representative, very seriously. Please feel TAMMY free to contact me whenever the need arises. me at the polls. port ~~~eg:::;~ !~~~!cr:t~J.ery much. Your sup· Congratulations to those elected.' Charles Pyles BILL POOLER, JR. P.O. BoxF.278 Racme, · OH . 45771 $NARON & BILLEE St. Rt. 7, 196 UPPII Rivll Road Gallipoll' OIL - 446·8665 949 • 2234 Paid for by Bill Pooler Jr., 38020 Spencer Rd., Chestet, OH. 1-I ---~-------'--~~~~~~~~~~Pa~id~f~or~b~y~C~ha~•l~es~F~.~Py~le~s~,Bo~x~2=78=,=Ra~c=in~e,=O=H~.~J..:=======================- RED BRUSH - Red Brush Church of Christ wUI have specia l weekend services, Saturday at 7 p .m ., Sunday at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., with Denver Hill, Foster, W.Va., as guest speaker. The public Is Invited. SUNDAY FAll & WINtER HOUIS THANK·YOU CHESTER - lzaak Walton Club will have shot gun slug shoots on the following Sundays, Nov. 10, 17 and 24. 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Nesselroad, Real Estate General · CARD OF THANKS God knows WI dteply IP· one of you. trotora end uoigno ol Ed· ward Wattkiria, It daceased. who .. names and placet af relidance are unknown to Public Notice Plllllps you sat quieUyin a chlir, said aprayer, sent no..rs, sent food, came lor a visit called on the photM, maybe in our erie! Wf Mriooled you. llJt pricialld IICh Clerk 11118. 16,2.2 3tc am every Thanlts to the Foglesong Funeral Home for bein& so kind and considerate. tht the ministers. Rews . Tillis and Lester Van M,eltr, doctors at Holzer Hospital. · Our thanks and God bless you all . The Family of TurnbUll REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPUT LI.VEL HOUSE wfth 3 bedrooms, 21;0mplete bllhs, dining room, livina room and 11111 IICitltion room: Locllld on 8 acres. 1..-fll 111111 pond. Racine area. 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME on 3 lots in.Syracuse. OLDER HOUSE with 3 bedrooms on corner lot in Syr- cuse. HOME NATIONAL BANK 10 the Plolntlffo; you ore herebv notijled thlt you hive baen nomad Dofendontoln ol*fal IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO SHERWOOD l. MEREDITH. ET AL .: Plolntlffl, action entitted Shar'NOod L~ Morodlth, Et AI .. Plointlffvo. Chertoa Welkin&, Et AI. De· fendanta . This .:tlon hal been aulgned cia humber - vs- 86-CV-282, end ia pending in the Court of Common Pleu of ·Meigo County, Pomeroy. Ohio 45789, end 11 for partHion of tho ••I ••· CHARLES WATKINS. ET Al. Defendants Coae No. 86-CV-282 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To Chlrleo V.t!W11, ploco of rooldonct il unknown; the unknown hliJI, de\:illll. logat-. executors. edmlniltrllors end Molgno ol Chorleo tlte hereinafter deacribed 11 followt : The foHowlng cloocribad rool -od In the Townlf1ip o1 ·cholt.. County of Moigl onc1 s- of Ohio: Being tile undivided 59/ 10 portoltho-g reol-e llit!Jitod In Soction No. 4. Town No. 2. Rongo No . 13 of Che1101 Townlf1)1). Meigs County, Ohio. end more par· Ollolo Watkn, It IIKaal«<. whole niiMI ond .,_.. ol rooldonco .,. unknown to tho Plelntiffo: Mario L Wet!Wia, whoM.,_. of rlllidanc~~ is w*nown; the unknown heira, cleviaeea, logo-. oxecutoro. od ""II· ~ulaoty doocribad • foHowa: Beat of the bend Chern students in contest . By BOB HOEFLICH . . Seallnel Slaff Writer ')'wo Southern High School seniors were selected to take part In the thln:l annual Ohio Chemistry Con· test held recently at Ohio University. To takP part, seniors must be In the top five percent of their class and he reronunended by their chemistry teachers. ;n.e two Southern seniors are 'I'o«kk Adams, son off J im and Carol Adams, Syracuse, and Ryon Oliver, sen of Ray and Susan Oliver, Route 1, -Racine. All of the 41 students tn:in across Ohio selected for pattxlpatlon received certificates and book awards and Todd took fifth place In the competition wJ!!!IIng a $25 cash award and a~ sdlolarshlp to Ohio University. .'l1lelr chemistry teacher Is Mrs. Kdl;te Eldabaja who certainly must be doing something right. The Meigs High School Quiz T~im, advised by faculty member, Rlta Slavin, wW be competing In the Nov. 15 "Bobcat Buzz-In" at Ohio tn\JVerslty. nie four members of the team aJt(l an alternate wm he selected from Tim Sloan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sloan; Scott Pullins, fiOIII•ol Ms. Susie Pullins; Kevin KM'g, son of Mr. and Mrs. LarJY K!iig; Gary Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Coleman. and Slltnnon Slavin, daugllter of Mr. aDd Mrs! Jack Slavin. 1Participants In the Nov. 15 quiz wiiJ ·answer questions on a variety of~bjects In a fast-paced contest designed to test knowledgt> and riJI!Id recall ability. pqutheastern Ohio schools In the competition besides Meigs Include Alellander at Albany; Athens, Bj:jpre, Bloom of Southern WPbs· 181\.· Chesapeake, Clay of Portsmouth, Crooksville, Frontier of Jlte/V Matamoras; Huntington at ChlJJicothe, Ironton, Jackson, IWJsonvUie-York, New Lexington, Oak Hill, Philo. PoriSmouth West, Sheridan al ThomvUJe, VInton at McArthur, Warren Local at Vln· cent, Washington, C.H .. Waverly, Wellston a nd William Fisher Catholic, Lancaster. Trophl~ wUI be awa rded to the first and second place teams In each tournament. All of the 120 students and advisors partlcipatlnbg In the program will receive Bobcat Buzz-In 1-shlrts. ' Ann Davis, who resides with her son, Charles Wright, at 00 Riverview Place In Middleport, has been a heart patient at Pleasant Va Uey Hospital. She spent several days In Intensive care hi t has been returned home now. "Sure Is nice to be home," she comments. There are a lot of ques lions since the Pomeroy Income tax WE!Iltdown to defeat In Tuesday's electlon.s However, Terry MOler, administrator, will be on hand untU at least the end of November to answers questions and lo see thai all goes silrnoothly In the dlscontlnuan!I' of the tax program. There were annual payments, quarterly payments and all soriS of payments Involved and no one kno.w exactly when at this point that the tax repeal will berome effective. A representative from the office of U.S. Rep. Clarence Miller w\11 conduct an ~ door session 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the courthouse In Pomeroy. Anyone with qeustlons about the federal government Is Invited to slop by a nd talk with the representative. from should take a minute to PllY tribute to the nation's armed forces personnel and prayer for peace. Lowell Price; Middleport, and his party left Wednesday night for Columws where they weregolngto stand In line for whatever time necessary - even all nlglll - In an attempt to SI'CUre tlckeiS for Saturday's Ohio State game. Ha· ven't heard how they made out. Do keep smlllng - In fact, you might even 111t a smlle In your voice when you answer the telepoone who knows the caller mlgllt have GOOD news. Now am I gonna hear you smiling on your end of the llne or what? t MOBILE HOME - Custom buill, 12x28 addition with sliding glass door, 6 rms in all. Gas furnace plu s elec. JBB heat and about II acre. Only $10,000. REMODELED - Pomeroy. 8 rm . frame, II\ baths, gas heal, woodburner, carpeting and 3 outbuildings on 21ols. In t<~Nn and conwnitnt - NK:e 3 bed· room I ~ story home. new vtnyl I sKi ll~ Pat~ and front porch F. A. gas heat 50'xl00' klt. $29.900.00. NEAR WMPO - 7 rm. brick veneer, 4 BRs, nice kitchen with cook and bake units, carpeli n~ paneling and garage. SIIALL - 2 BR tram~ full basement \lith garage and almost one acr~ On~ $17,500. MIDDLEPORT - lg. level lot on Grant. 6 rms., dinin~ fu rnace, carpeting and gar· age. ASking $25,000. [H DON'T WAif UNTIL WJN111IUY NOWIII !EALIO! OPEN HOUSE "Prohnlen.r• Specializing in Build-Up Commercial Roofing 20 Yrs . experience CALL 614-311-1862 11·5·1mo. d. (....Ita In 30 lllnut11l lOOM 103 RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER N. 2nd, Middllport, Oh. PH. 742·2629 SANDWICHES Subs - Steak - Stromboli Ham & Cheese • PilZa Bread FREE Local Delivery 20% OFF SllfCTED PERMS HAS A LINEUP OF GOOD, CLEAN Name Under Slone Encruslmg APPLIANCE SERVICE 915-3561 All M1ht •Weahart •Diahwashen •Rangea •Refrigerators RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO ' . 873 J-2209 212 I. f!laio, P-rey •IIJNQ THie AD size mattre11. 73·80 GM TRUCK FENDERS .............. $39.00 DYNLITt BODY FILLER ...............9.<111.. .... 16.50 3f4 INCH MASKING TAP£ ........... ~.~~!...........99' DUST MASK ...................................~.~·:... ,.,. RADIATOR · SERVICE We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio ' 1-13-lfc "~••v•c~ "VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. - Conci"Btll work - Plumbing and tltclfieal wo<lo New Homes Built "Free Estimates" fFrH Eotimotool PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-62.15 •• 992-7314 P-or, No Sunday Calls 3111/lfn Authorized JohQ Deere. New Holland. Bush Hoc Farm Equipment De•ler F1r111 E•ulpMellf Patte & Service MOTEL NOW THIU DK. 4 RT. U SOUTH POINT PUASANI, W. VA. 8 miles fro111 Pomeroy-Mason Brid&e 10% OFF t SINGLE 124.95 •Live entertainment ' Free HBO •Reslaur•nt .Olympic Pool roqulrod. Ability to work ofloctlvoly with JTPA partie· mo. 1983 Olds. 98 Regency ...................$9995 4 door, loaded, one owner, wh1te. 1983 Pontiac Bonneville.................. S8395 BROUGHAM, 4 door, loaded, new Cadillac trade. 1983 Olds. Cutlass Supreme ........... S6995 2 door, white w/butgundy int.erior. 1983 Chevrolet Impala .................... S6895 4 door, maroon. 1983 Buick Century ......................... S6895 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 1981 Chevrolet Caprice Classic ....... S5295 4 door, white w/tan vinyl top. 4 door, lt. blue. 1982 Chevrolet Cavalier ................. S4695 · 4 door, green, auto. trans. 1978 Olds. Delta 88 Royale ........... S279S 2 door, burgundy. WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH ' •SYLVANIA , •SPEED QUEEN tAUNORl ' •GilSON REFRIGERA10R 992-5875 Or 742-3195 EUGENE LONG ROOFING RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE 949-2263 . or 949-2969 .. ,.,, CHESTER-915·3307 , 4/29 /lfn . 4/1/lfn PLUMBING & HEATING 317 Nortlo !ocand Mitfdleparl, Ohio 4S760 SALES & SERVICE Carry f'!lhintg Supplias. IUSINISS PHONE (6141 992-6550 RACINE FIRE DEPT. NEW-REPAIR Gutters - Downspouts Gunor Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Shp Ttt~1lelu GUN SHOOT •Complete Remodelinc •Room Additions doofinc •Sidin& •Gara4es & Pole Buildmcs MARCUM. CONTRACnNG Lona Bottom, O~io Ph. 985-4141 •OLDSMOIILE •CADILLAC lashon· Building SUPERIOR SIDING CO. ,.-GWN & COUNIIY YREIINAIIAII CUNIC Paul E. Shocker, DVM n. PUASAJIT OFfKE 305 Jackton A'•· WLL ANIMAL lOUIS Mon.-Wod.-Thur1. S.S pm Tlluta. 6:SO·I; FrL 1·2 pm Saturday I 0·1 hSO .. LAIGI IIIIMAll SUIGIIY IY APPT. Fnte Eltlmatea 10-17 If• PH. 304-675·2441 BEND ABA CALL ' Ripley Offke For llollrs . I 304-372-5709 · -- ----~ . i0-14·1 mo. receptlonilt. Typing and excellent telephone akill1 required . Work procesting lkllla on added ptua. May VINYL & AWMIIIIUM ..Co"'P~~Gu~<W""' · Complete R11modeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 yean "Free Estimates " CALl COLLECT:' Ph. 161 ~)JftHi1P- ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS P~. MUST SELL I MME · D{ATELYII 1973 BARON CROWN, EXCE·LLENT CONDITION, e7 ,000. CAI.bll" 614-448-8&77 or614-448, ~ . 2906. 1:..:..:..; _______ 22 Money to Loan '-tad to permanent position tor rtght person. Send cover hitter end resume to the Galllo -Moigl CAA JTPA Plogrom, Box 272. Che· shiro. Ohio 46820 or can. 81 4-992-&e29 01 8t4-387· Yard Sale 7342 for more Information . Clo1lng dote fer application 23 ia November 22.1986 . EOE employer. Professional Services clotho& 17-B'o med.l oxc. Racine, Oh. 614-843· 5191 10·6·1fc ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992·6.931 After S Call 7.. 2-2027_ mona joona 38-tg. T ahlrtJ, babv awing, fuzz buat11, muctl more . ···--·r,-i;;n;;;<;;;·--···--· Middleport & Vicinity Sowrdoy. onlyl 9 to 5 p.m. Golf clubo • bog, oloctrlc range, loll of goodtoal 414 Spring Ave., Pomeroy. June Van Vranken. 01rage S1le-Moving out of Easy Attembly Work! By owner. Mutt Hll·moved. 3 bdr. rench. ona car garage, $100.00 per 100. Guoron· wtlklng dlatance from Nonh teed Poymant. No Expo· Goltll High School. Reduced rionco. No Soles. Detolla to 129.900. Call 814-388· tend aelf - addresaed star11>ed onvolopo: Elon Vi· 8711 . tot -7111 341B Entorprioo In Rio Grondo, new 3 bdr., & Vicinity Rd. Ft. Ptorco, FL 33482. full baament. nice lot. Lerge ------------- -lc- rear deck• with Vllley view. Wanted : Aggre11ive person Priced to Mil e39.600. Will Garega Sale, Mon. 9 amto4 to monogo tho doy· to·d•v conaider mobile home trade operation of a rapidly ex- ln. Coil 614-446-8038. pm. 2901 Anniston Qr. Pt. pending Homo Core ComPleaunt. 2 typewriters . pany In 1he Pomeroy araa. toya, etc. Medico! background ia pre· forred but will troln proper oppllc.ont. Applicant must ba 8 Public Sale able · to take control of & Auction re1ponsibillty of mtnaging a Homo Modlcol oqulpmonl orgonlzotion. ApplybyNnd· RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· ing reaume 10 Contlnutty ol NEER SERVICE . Estoit, Care, 828 Coodaon Ave. farm, antique, liquidation S.E.. Now Phllodolphlo, 11111. llcen1ed Ohio end Ohio. 44683 . A1TN: Ri· Wool Virginia. 304· 773· c:ltord Brod._y. 67B6 ,or 304-773·6430 . To alii Avon . Coli Morilyn Woovor, 304-882·2846 . 9 Wanted To Buy town . 47707 Morning Star. Nov.7,8,9. 9 om to 6 p.m. ...... 'P.fPiaiisint ..... We poy C.Oih for late model clean uaed Cllrt. ' 1871 Vondlllo houN troll.,,,, 80"x14" good condhlon '11 acre Ground. iood our ~ ~~~~~3~04~·~4~6B~-~1~61:7~·~· :·:· 1- Lady to Hve in with elderly lady. room and board with amoll ulor_y . 304-576 · 2523. Jim Mink Chov. -Oido Inc. Blll1lono ~qhnoon · - 814-448-3872 Sales clerk and cashier p1rt WANTED TO BUY UNd cord Shop. Send reeume to limo for now Christian Ro· wood • coal heetera. Box P-8. Point Pleooont SWAIN 'S FURNITURE, 3rd. Raglltar, 200 Moln St, Point & Olive St. Golllpolla., Coli Plooaont. W. Yo. 25560. 614·44S-3159. Eorn frM Chrlstmu gift&, by COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS hiving • Mtrrl Mac home or FURNITURE, Bodo. Iron, cotolog porty. 100 per coQI t972 , 12x85 Neor Crown City. Ohio. 4 A. bile home, exc. M-L. with 8 •room new aae to 1ppreclate. edition . well insulated, Coli oftor 5:30 p.m. nttda tome minor finish 676-6972. 1-=========i work &: I rooma of old part needo romodoled with Iorge 1rap eround porch. large 33 Farms for Sale &Ox36 concrete ~ock ttruc- 1- -- - - - - - - l i ture, prage with concrete Farm for sale or rent . floor • upttalra a aome McCumber Rd . Rutland. guarant•d Una of giftt, .,ya. home decor Items. Ctll" othlr out buildings. Beoutl· Coll614·892·2724. lui view of Ohio River. olong 1- - -- - - - - 304-575-5788 for dotolla. St. atone jart, entiquH, gotd Rt. 7, rural water with 2 60Yiacrea, 4 bedroom farm and allver . Wrlte•M .O. Oponlngo ovolloble for dtm· walla 1vailable, uklna hou1e. bern, pond, trector onrtrato~. no lnv11tment. Millar, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio · t36,000 . Coil 814·268- a n d o q u i p men I _ wood, cupboards. chak1, chests. bookot1, dl1h11. 6:30 P.M. 9-30-lf lla JTPA Office for o Ctorlc- j.::.:.:....:..::.---------:-- cond ., tome matarnlty, EVERY. . SAT. NIGHT Factory Choke 12 Gau&e Shotguns Only h11 temporary openinga: Cltrk·rtceptlonilt; Tempor· ary poaition exil11n.Galllpo- · fertioa. 212 unit duplex houao on olot in 1 nice oroo of Middleport. Priced In tho mid twontlea. Both properIlea gonorote positive cosh ftow and oro fully occupied. For addhional information coil 614·992-7177 after 8 p.m. Fri. & Sot. 9-3. Folrfietd Centenary Rd. Women• 3-24-tlc Howard L. Writesel LOST: White Englloh Senor. & VIcinity AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 PH. 992-7201 Action Agency. Job Training Portnorohlp program IJTPAI ·--···Giiiiiiloi~a· ··---··· B·8·11c Rt. 124,Pomtror Ohio JIM CLIFFORD ' •SATEWIE SALES & SlAVIC£ We Nne AFill Tl•• Auto. trans., two-tone lt. & drk. bluB. Std. trans., 6 cyl., "One Owner". DOZER. BACKHOE, TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER. GAS • SEWER LINES, RECLAMATION. PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE Ito DIRT 10-8-tlc 1977 Chev. Camaro ......................... s1995 J979 Ford F-100 Pickup ................. S3495 CONTRACTING ooll814·448· 11 19 or 814· 448·01144. 7 Call: port . Priced' In the low Position• Openinga. The Gallla ~ Melga Community WIRING NEEDS Roger Hysell Garage , J&F employer. Corpontor aree. Coli 814898-72B2. Reword. Sizes from 6'x6' Up 169 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Oh. Golflo· Moiga CAA JTPA Plogram, Box 272, Cho· shiro, Ohio 46820 or call. 614-992-&e29 01 814·387- lnvutment· Rentel Property 7342 for more information. for tale. 1)6 unit combinaClo1ing date for oppllcotlon tion ruidantial· co-nwnerclal is November 22, 1985. EOE rontol pooporty In Middle· Loat: mate Huaky, aitvergray whh blue eyes. Lost In Residential & Commercial Business Opportunity ury. Must have reliable transportation. Sand cover letter and reiUml to the 1 brown Nr. no collar. YOUR 21 grounds. Ability to preaent aeH well to employers necea· Golllpollo oroo. Reword. Coli 81'4-446-0287. UTILITY BUILDINGS KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 304-67 1·J·tfc ALL ~ Fin a ne;~! lpantsHtklng work or training. Mutt be able to communicate well toclltntl wtth varying skill levels end back · vlcintty of Burkhart Line. Owner or aomeone who will provida 1 good ho .... ple11e Sizes Start From 12'xl6' ANY PERM A.A.A. FOR ~.~~~~~g;~~~~~:-~ ing required . Counselor; BA FOUND Young Gormon Shopord mix mole dog In the MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE ,,,.,~,•~n•• lng techniques and counlll· 6 Lost and Found BROUGHAM, 2 door, lt. sable. . POMIIOY , OHIO Include ta.tW.g and lntarpre· tatlon. Courae work In teat· Groot Dono . 304·875· 7340. FALL SALE give e"c re,.rencea. also haveroomlnmyhomeforan counseling tkllla. Duties wll 304·875-3798. Phone •14·992·1i771 · •I !'t. ' I portlcipontl. Must hove ef· elderly person. 304-876· fictive group-individual 1_8_8_7_4_._ _ _ _ _· _ One femole tabby klnon, 1 CENTER CARPENTER SERVICE •CHEVROLET, INC. CHESTER 985-4100 Oes•gn KEN'S - Addona tnd ,.modeling - Rooting and gutter work U. S. 1984 Olds. Delta 88 Royale ...........$9995 Now you can .get a beauliful ArtCarved class ring at a beautiful price w ith a FuJI life tim e Warranty! This offer e~pires November 30, 1985 and is to be used only for the purchase of ArtCarved Siladium high school class rings. ,Pc1sona! 992·3~14~ SALES & SERVICE 1984 Olds. Delta 88 Royale ........... S9495 MORE? lty to deliver ln-hauM 11. l8nment progrem to JTPA gray and whlta mate, phone 11 Otto Well Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio BOGGS ·"SALE PRICED" PAY Sunlight Pomtro~ "W• Rut F11 1m" 7/ llltln PREVIOUSLY OWNED CARS ~WHY ~[I] [~1~1:--=--1·~ Aw., . YOUNG'S lelllpollt, O~lt 1982 Chevrolet Celebrity ................ SS995 PLUS up to $36 worth of cultom feetureeFREEI lOA RENT A'CAR CALL . 0Aif~E RENTAL Sl. Rt. t60 'llorth 4 door, silver, 5 speed, loaded. 50·60 mpg. SILAOIUM• H.S. CLASS RINGS hpy Ser•l..,, Elc. 255 Mill St., Middleport PARTS and 1985 Volkswagen Jetta .................. S8695 JIRTQ1JsY£Q~ PlUS: Offict Su,.iiie & Furnnurt, Wtdding ond Graduation Station•~, Magnetic Signt:, Rubber Stamps, lusintu forms. 20x2B block gorogo. wood : gu hoot. 304·77.3-., , 1---- -----... 7 yoor old hmato dog . \ol pekintn. 'h chiheu1hue . AUTO rm Prlllllfll•ur F11 All ICUT OUT FOI FUTURE US£1 446-4522 4 door, II. grey fern. full Or rent, 2 ttory 8 room and beth in Maaon, large lot-· "' 18 Wanted to Do Golllo -Malga Communltv Nelaon'a Hardfloor unding. ~====;:;::::==:;:~ finishing. repair work. frH 1Coil 614· 268· 32 Mobile Home• .· ,. Partnership program IJTPAI •tlmo,... 1~ . has twv positions openings; ,11" for Sale AIMument Counselor; MA '"oferrod, BA roqulred. Abll- General houaa cleonlng, con 814·992-7784. 3-D •Dryer• •Freezers SSOO Government Homes from 11. IU ropolr). Aloe dolln' Acllon Agency, Job Training Giveaway Used Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 THE QUALnY PRINT SHOP 10/J0/1 mo. pd. OPIIATOIS Lildl O'lrion I Dlllllit ,.,.. Mon. thru !at. 9 M -5 PM ' luto. & Thurs. Nlflhis 992-3559 T1111d1g $p1el1l EffHtl.. Nor. 1 Houn ......, 2 to 4 Sat., 10 a.m,·12 Noan FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYLING SALON ANGIE'S PIZZA 349 LG. PillA wI one Item ......... Deliver F.l CCIItFIDENnAL PaGNAIIC YlEST 349 N. 2nd Middleport •POTTERY •CLOCKS •TOYS •IMPORTS 11-7-85-1 mo. liomes for Sale · ; Potltiona Openings. The 4 mo . old tomato klnen to good home. Coli 614-4487027. ·Z 63 Plno St., Gallipolis ' 24 ? PREGNANT? LINDA'S MEXICAN POTTERY & GIFT SHOP IOLUT IOOFING - LISA M. KOCH, M.S. i- (614)Licensed446-7619Clinicalor Audiologist (614) 992-6601 · 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 z BOWMAN'S HOMiE CIIE MEDICAL SUPPLY ~· 4 26550. Bellar with eduH1. Good houae dog . 814-992-5938. CALL 614-837-8820 OR 992-3841 FOR INFORMATION Business Services ' • SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1Oth 1 P.M. TO. 4 P.M. . . _, ,. ,_, . C5 Out of Town Customers Call Collect •Home Oxygen •liospital Beds •Wheel Chair& WE llll IIIDICAIIE ANI OTHEI INSUIANCE CURIEl$ WHEN ELIGIIU ...,.•' '"" Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages SAlES & RENTALS . 614-446-7213 ' POMEROY - RIGGS CREST ADDITIONBeautiful newer split foyer home in a great neighbor· hood plu s an in-ground swimmtn~ pool. Very atlrac· live and ;n great condition' Priced to sell at $54,900.00. REALTORS . Henry E. Clel1nd. Jr. 992-.6191 Jun Trussell 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jo Hill 985·4466 -.' eroy, Ohio. Wanted , Electrician• needed. Top pay. Send rea~me to P.O . Box 467, Pt. Plouont. WV Lonely. nHd o dotol Milot thotlpoclolocmoone today! Coil OATETIME TOLL FREE, t -800-972-7876, anytime cloy or night. '. COMPLnELY REMODELED HOME 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, overlooking Ohio River at 300 W. Main Street, Pom- EASTERN DISTRICT Beautifu I Ill acre lot with a newer 4 bedroom home in excellent condition . Spa· cious ktlchen with nice cabi· nels. Attached garage, large storage build i n~ fruil lrees, garden space. Also mobile home hookup. $54,900.00. PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR DELIVERY BEFORE CHRISTMAS /'RIGGS USED CARS . ,;Sf. IT. 7 NEXT TO BUSINESS SECTION- 3 BR, 2 story remodeled home, furnace, sun· ioo m, carpeting, stove, re· trig., and full basement FOR RENT - FOR SALE OR FOR LEASE WITH OPTION TO BUY••• 31 Will beby·ait in nty homo. quont tu propooty. Coil be11do Ea11orn High School. B05·887-8000 Ext. GH• 11 Help Wanted Anytime. Coli 814-985· 9806 for lnformotlon. 3907. 3 bd.room home. Full baa• ment, garage. newly remo-,. One oort~led Medical Tach· 16 Schools doled. Rockoprlngo om.< nologlll, weekdoy1. Send Inatruction 814·992-297B. reaume or apply to Medical Plozo, 203 Jockocn Pike, 2 atory . 9 rooma with 2 Goltlpolla. Oh 45631 . e2o.ooo yearly pouibto. blltht. Located on corner of AVON ' Start up foe U .OO. Prepare at home tor Post 4th & Palmer In Middleport •. _ nake 46% for Chrittmas . Office job tom. Write: Fod Within walking dittance ,af t Cotl814-448-3368. 13813& -J). P.O. Box 3008. school ond shopping. 814898·8BI7 ah. &p.m. -· Holllalburg, MS 39403. 2door, front wheel drive, silver, well equipped, vinyl top. -1978 Ford Fairmont St. Wgn•..•• S129S SEVERAL CHEAPIES TO CHOOSE FROM 2.53 ACR~S - Near Southern Hi&t\. 3' or 4 BRs, Eat-in kichen, nat gas furnace, full baseme11 and garage. Known aunts of Soloman are Katy Yeager Roush, Cynthia Yeager Jones, Patricia Yeager Oliver, perhaps Mary Yeager Osborn (or Mary Morgan Osborn), Tom Yeager, Sam Yeager, uncles and Tom's daughters, Effie and Emm_a. (3) The James Meek families, father and son both married to Marys, Sarah Meek, Amanda Meek. Mary Meek McCleary; neighbors of the Watt Hogg family prior to and during the years 1880-88. Seeking the location of family farms and ancestors and descendents of both M011an and Meek families. Dorothy Hallaian 245 River Street St. Helens, .Oregon 97051 . 2 Dr., H.T., P.B., P.S., air. 30'5. CHESTER - Deer season is the right ttme to own this lract ol approximately 34 acres. Includes minera ls. Plus 2 bedroom mobile home with addition . Also a block building, $22,500. (2) The Yeager family, mother of Soloman Morgan. ·1975 Cadillac ........................... $895 Dr., auto., LIKE NEW- Country, 2 BR, bath, central heat, carpet· ing, outbuildings, and 2 acres on hard road . . 1845. Auto., P.B., P.B .• air. 979 .Chevy Malibu ................ $1295 NEW LISTING - Re.mo· deled one floor 5-rm. home. New kitchen stove and ·re· trig.. 2 BR, full base ment. garage and lg. level lot tn Sy· racuse. If you have any information about the family history of any of the following, would you please contact me~ I am interested in either antecedents or descendents. I will be glad to reimburse you for any expenses in acquiring or copying documents or photos. (1) The family of Soloman Morgan and Rachael Cal· dell (Hart) Morgan, married in Mason County in Ford LTD ....................... S1895 · 6 cyl., auto., air. E·. Main ...W POMEROY, 0 . 992 ·2259 NI.W liSTING - long Bot· tom - Athree bedroom home wih unfinished famiy room. Forced air heal, T.P.C. water with approx. 81? acres rJ wooded land. PJso garage pkrs storage ~king $15,500.00. .. 1-(614)- 99~· 33}6 ,. AN 'OPEN LEnER TO RESIDENTS OF MASON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA P.B., P.S., air, good condition. .-1979 ' ,· Daily Sentinel-Page . 7- 12 S1: rv1 1;e' .,, Headquarters ·1978 Chrysler Cordoba ......... S.1495 EIIIIJI Uy lilt: Il l 11 0118, ~5: 11111.8.15.22 r-lousing Monday, the nation takes a hoUday to observe Veterans i)!y a day set aslde to honor veterans of the armed forced and .especially those who made the supre~ sacrifice. Drew Webster Post ll, American Legion, will be presenting a short program at 11 a.m. In front of the courthouse Monday and would appreciate not only support from veterans IJJI from residents who 3 Announcements · Common Pte•• Court. Real 'Estqte . 216 E. 2n~ St. Phone The t Oato: October 11 , 1986 . U.rr'\1 $pencor. Clerk ol Court1 of Meigs County Suo Murplly, Mihon' l..,h Htlln, Virgil anrl lruct ftaftr4 DEPENDABLE USED ·cARS AT LOW PRICES :.2 Dr., judgment or default will be rendered against you for the rel~f demanded in the Complaint. TEAFORD .,.,r.. 1985 Business Services 1lco which wll be publllhed met ·NCh -'< lor ol~ oon•ullvo -""· The 1111 pu bll· 11111 end lying Friday, November Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice 1985 , --,. ·-..,---·-~-~-"- "Free Estimates" ... Installation Available 4 Announ ce111 ents 3 Announcements SWEE~ER end Nwlng mo - chino repolr, perto, and auppltoo. Pick up ond doIIvery, Dav11 Vocuum cto.nor. one h• If •m11e up G..rg.l C...•• n8 d• c I 11 •14 ••e 0294 • ·- · · Raclne Gun Shoot apon- .. red bY Roc Ino Gun Club Every Sunday, beginning oi 1:00 p.m. Foctory Chokot2. guoga ohotguno. 45788 or c.oll 814-992RN'aappllcatlons now being 7710. occepted for port·tlmo em· Buying dolly gold, &liver ploymont. Coli Pleo11nt Vol· oolno. ringo. jowlll'/. 1to~lng toy Hoophol, Poroonnol Do· wtrt, okt coint, Iaroe cur- portmont, 304-875-4340, roncv. Top polcoo. Ed. Bur· ext. 308. kon Borbar Shop, 2nd . Ave. Middleport. Oh. 114·992· Needed lady houNkeeper to live In for room and board 3476. ond 1 monthly wogo. 304STANDING nMBER . AI 875-1840. Tromm . Colt: 814-742232B: 12 Situations Wonted: Bond oow fer cut· Wanted tlng moot. 814-992·8338 1 - - - - - - - - h 2 ,. o . p.m. l.::.::..::.:.. _______ Wonted ulld wuhlro, dry- Wanted ; Someone to stay nlghto • Hvo·ln Icon keep orl, rolrI•norotors. rongoo, do• lob oloowhlrol. Coli owooporo. -riling or not. 814-446-3419. Coll304·676· 2821 . 1- - - - - -- - Vecency for the tlderly In ue we buy tho belt, poytop our home . Trained ond flf· dc'.lo-. SoU whet you don't tMn y11ra aaperiance. Cell went.••Got CASH for point· 814·992·7314. lngo, dollo, jewelry ond pottory. 1- 304-343· 1857 Nursing care In private collect. Wrlto B. Prlco, 11158 homo. Room too twO poKonowhl Blvd Eol1, Chll- tlonto. 11100. 1 month. ·can rlel1on, W. Vo. 251311 . 1--------- \.. . . -· ,- - --'-·~--------- ------·---~-----·----- .. 1684. $48.000.00. Only thoao ln- teretted . 0 . freeman. Box 1 acre wfth houae. 2 bdr., 240. Mt. Union Rood. Pliny. rural water, aeptlc tank, w. v• . 25168. mobile home hookup , 112,600. Coil 814-38B· 36 Lots & Acreage 9858. By owner. Rttnodeted 3 bedroom houH on Rt.33. Now F.A. furnoco. Lorgo lot. U3.000. Collect 814-423· 8289. By ownor. Stotoly 3 bad· room houoo 11 10 E. St .. 90 h .x 300 h . lot In Roclno with 28 ft.x44 ft. batenWnt and floor, alec. hook up, aeptlc tank, water. Clll 614-247-3881 . Pomeroy. & wooded acr11. Fomlly room, dining room. F.A. heat, 2 batho, baoomont, gorogo. e27.000 Collect 814·423·8289. 5 rooms and bath In Pome· roy . Clote to achoof, churches and downtown. Option to buy 1jolnlng large 41 Houses for Rent '. 4 bdr. hou te in country, $250 mo.. pluo t2~ dop. Call614-448-4814. ooncroto block building wHh plenty of off 11re11 perking. Eurako nlco 1 llory. 2 bdl., Block building hoo boon o wtl rent, loo11, 01 loi.d body ohop, r11polr gorego end oontroct, dop. • ret. now a w1Mhou•. C1ll 814- Blackburn Realty, 992·2039 for oppolntmant. OOOB . -----. ·- --- �The November Page-8-The Daily Sentinel 41 LAFF·A·DAY Houa e a for Rent Mod.m 4 bdr. opllt level. firopl•u:e, Joy Or., 1400 mo. Coli 114-446-3919 ove' oor 446-0021 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 54 Misc. Merchandiae 56 Building ·supplies Friday, .November 8, 1985 KIT •li' CARLYLE Fire_wood-cutup ale~• · 1 .Building Moterlalo truck lood 1100, 2-1180. Block, bfick, IIWtr plptl, (INOM 0 MENS ROOM I'JN[MAf,l) Pickup load. you houl 115. lintel• . etc . ( ( INEMA j.:tNEMA4>) HEAP occoptad . Coli 614- windowe. Claude Wlntero, Rio Orondo, 245-5804. 3 bdr. 2 llroploc11. 3 botho, 0. Coli 114-245-5121 . within walking dittence of <::IN[M~ ~ <INEMA a.) H0t,111 coel. lump & stoker. ochoolo, 1360. mo. Coli j.:twEMAll) Zlnn Cool Co. Coli 614-441- Key Lump, Ohio lump, Ohio 814-448-4051 . Stokor. Yord or delivery, 1408 . cement blocko ond building For rent house. 3 rOOfT'I and ""'teriol. Oolllpollo Block Slaglet fuel oilttove. dinette both. unfurnlohad. no child Co. : Pine St., Oolllpollo. toblo 4 cholro. lemon troo, ron, no peto . Coli 614-446wooden chum. flat wall Ohio Coli 114-44&-2783. 2223 . . cupboorcr. Coli 814-256 Block, 1 brick. manor ond 1529. 2 bdr.. unfrunlahed houae m _ 110nry auppliet• Mountain with gorogt . Ref. & Dep . Stoto Block. Rt. 33, Now 2 llvlngroom a~lto good required . Coli 614 -446 · Hovon, W. Yo. 304-882cond. Coli 814-441 -4113. 98B6 . 2222. Octagon wood tobl o& loofo 3 bedroom houH for rent w"h 2 cholro, t26. Rocondl· 68 and 10x&O mobile home. Pets for Sale tioned Kirby veccuum with 814-949-2424 . ollottochmonto no. Bottory operated motorc:ycle $16 . Home on N. Front St . in Coli 814-448-8080 after Brlarpatch Kennels All-· Middlopon , t260 . month breed grooming. Indoor6PM . plus utilities. Reference and outdoor boarding flclllllto. deposit required. No pets. Englloh Cocker Sponlol . Firewood a36 PU load, Phone 814 · 742 -2308 or ' ohroddod blrl< a26 PU load, 3B8-9790. 614· 742 -3171 . hardy overgroon ohrubo *10. Dragonwynd Conery Ken · For rent with option to buy. ' - - - - - - - - - - . , . - - - - - - - - - - l l a n d i C I I p l n g & trimming. 2 2 bd.room home in Racine r mi. N. of Silver Bridge. nol. CFA Hlmoloyon, Parolon with largo lot on dood end Upper Rt. 7, Ohio . Call ond Siomo11 k"'ono. AKC meet. All electric. fully 44 Apartment 48 Space for Rent 814-448-4530. Autos for Sale Chow puppl11. Coli 4 41- 71 3844 ofter 7PM . inaulated. city water & for Rent uwar. fully carpeted. and Trailer 1pece for rent. Call AKC Reg . Booglo molt, 1V. cable hook-up . U5 .00 yr. old, fully trained robbh Toddy Booro--AKC Reg . TOP CASH pold lor ' BO 614-441 -1062 altar 6PM . week. Plus utilities or will dog. Champion blood llnu. Chow Chow pupplto. Coli modtlond neworuoad coro. Smith Bulclc-Pontlao , 1911 sell on land contract . le11e, COUNTRY MOBILE Homo $160 or trodo . Coli 814- 814-268-1271 . Eollom Ave., Oolllpollo. Coli referenc11 81 deposit re- JACKSON ESTATES Pari<, Route 33. North of 446-4325. American Pin Bull Terrier 814 -448-2282. quired . Coli 814-423-8267 APARTMENTS (Equol Pomeroy. large lots. Call or 814-949 -2948 for op- Houolng Opportunity( 114-992 -7479. 1970 Cadillloc Convertible pupo. Purple ribbon blood· U ,OOO. · 18 HP Oynomorl< line. BooutKully morl<od rogpolntmont . Avolloble monthly rent otono ot t119 for 1 bedroom and 12041or 8. & D. Troller Pari<, troller mower, t1 ,200. Coli 814- lotered ADBA $200 ooch . Nov. lit. Call 304-882-1875. 2 bedroom, dtpoolt UOO. Iota for rent. 304-571· 446-38&9. 1980 Chevy Monzo hotch· locotod noor Spring Volley In Middlopon. 3 bedroom, bock. good cond. Coli 304· 2144 . laundry room, family room. Plozo ond Foodland. pool For uhl Ben Franklin wood AKC molt Englloh Springer. 676-6943 oftor &PM or olr completely carpeted. car- and Coble TV ovoiloblo, burnor like now. Coli 814- wanted for rtud Hrvlce, day Wllkondo. wook of Novamblr 10 .llnor port. limit. two children. office houn 11 possible 10 246-5595 . 1\1 e11.11" niiJSe choice . Coli 814-388 -9904. Dodge Chorgor 2.2 1984, am to 4pmand7pmto9pm Coli 614-992 -7863. Mondoy-Frldoy. Coli 814Warm Morning wood burner only 14,087 mlloo, poyoH 4 roomt for rent in SyriCUM, 446 - 2745 or loovo like new, dinette Mt. 2 AKC Reg. Toy Poodleo. Coli loon oppmxlmotoly 14,700. 814-446-8889. me11age. Ohio. Coli 814-992-3981 . Colll14-245-9589 . 51 Household Goods wheel trailer. pop - up CJmper, no top, make ex . Aoglltorad Boogleo lor ule. 1 880 Choveno, ltondord Mlddlopon-2 bd.room. 1 ot. Nicely furnished mobile utility trailer, draft beer floor duple•. Yord. 1200. home, eft. apt., central air ayttem, odds • ends furni- Coli 814-992-7883 ofter trono, AC, good ohopo. Coli 6 :00p.m. pluo dopooit . 614-992 - and heat in city, adultt only. SWAIN ture. Coli 814-261-1413. 814-448-2119 onydme. Cell 614-448-0338 . AUCTION & FU RNITUAE 7177 oft. 8 p.m. 82 Olivo St., Oolllpolio. Now 22 ln. 1111 propollod lawn 1985 Cougor, *12,988 Musical EHiciency conogo , 155.00 Rodecorotad apt.. 2 bdr .. & uoad wood-coolllovn. 8 mowor, good cond.. 160. 57 pt~yoff, or miY arr1nge take Instruments week, utJiities p1id. phone e1so to 8260. con 304- pc wood LR Ml"o 1399, Call 614-446-2208 cr 814over paymenta. Owner l1id· 304-676 -3100 or 875 - 871-5104 or 304- 875 - bunk bod• t199, . ontmn 446-2734 after 8PM. off. Coli 114-258-1034. 53BI or 304-676· 7898. 5609 . rocllnoro t99 , now & ...., 1-:-:----- - - -- - bedroom aultet, r1ngea , Hospitll bed in good con d. 6 At Brunicordl"o..... No ropoo- 1983 Pontiac Poriolenno For rent With option to buy. Lorge 2 bdr. opt .. 2 both, wringer Wllhert, S. ahoea. Inches longer thin regular utaed piano gimmk:ks. Jult mint oond, low mlle1ge, 4 bedroom, 2 car garage, fully corpoted . refrlg. & Now llvingroom oultal bod e300. Coli 814 ·441· honlll plono valuoo. We are loodod. Coli 114-317-7225 built in kitchen, lorgo lot, llovo, 11 Court St., 1328 1199-1699, lompo, oloo 1608. never under toldl Brunk:ardi after 6PM . ront 1216 .00, a100 .00 mo .. ref. & dep. Cell 114- buying cool & wood otoveo. Muaic Inc. Corner 3rd . a dapoolt. S,olo price 445-4928. Coll 814-448 -3159. 20 pc. llolnlou lloel wotor· Court St ., Oollipollo. Ohio. 76 Chevy PU t400. 72 Ford t26,000.00 or on lond 1 - - - - - - - -looo cookwore. Coli 814von 1400. Coli 1114-388446-8518 . contract with dOWfl pay· Up1t1ira unfurnished apt .. Soxophono olto ex. cond. 9303. LAYNE'S FURNITURE ment. New Hever,. c111 304· carpeted, all utllit6e1 paid, no King lnotrumonlo. Coli 814· children, no poll. Coli 814- Soflo ond chalnr.lcod from &0 per cent offl Flaohlng 246-6149. 882-2888. . 19B3 Oldomobllo Dolto 88 448-1837. 1285. to 1896 . obl11, 160 ogow olgno 1269111 Ughtod. hov~.co---------dleool onglnt, 36 MPO, oxc. ond up to 1125. Hldt-o- non-arrow 1247. Unlighted 2 bedroom pan furnilhod, 1-:--- - -- - - -cond. t8,800. Coli 814bodo, l390 . ond up to 1'99. (free lonoroll Soo nlce loalion, re11onable Furniahed attic apt. utiltiet 448-0840 or 448-1429. F drill Sup pl 11~s ront: Coli 304-8B2-3722 or pold. 1175,919 2nd .. Shore 1810.. oofa bldo $145, locolly. limited quantity. IS. LIVI~SIIiCk 8B2-2798. both, men proflrrod. Coli Rocllnoro, t226 . to 1375 .. Hurry! 118001 423-1063. 1978 Plymouth Vollonl 448-4411 oftlf 7PM. Lompl from t28. 10 1125. Scomp, 2 dr.. rodlo. Mull pc. dlnotttl from 1109., ID Remington Model 4, 308, 81 Farm Equipment Attroctlvl 4 bedroom homo - to opprocloto. Coli 814noor High SchoolondHoopl- Fumiohod opt . 2 bdr.. 1311'!1 43&. 7 pc. *189 ond up. Monto Corio llock with 3•9 246-9598. • tol. 2\'t botho, Iorge lomlly 4th, Oolllpollo, 1196 wotor Wood toblo w"h olx cholro variabla power Lyman room two kilchono . pold. Coli 446-4416 oftor 1285 to ' t745. Dook t110 Scope. 1600. Coll814-912CROSS & SONS Tho following deocrlbod U.S. 35 Will. Jochon . 11..,. will bl offered for up to 1225. Hutchll. 1150. 2088 . 1360.00 monthly. Coli 304- 7PM . Ohio. 614' 2111-1451 . public oo1o 111 tho hlgholl 875-4340. oxtonoion 388. 1- -- - - - - - - - Bunk bad complete with Mooooy Forguoon. Now bidder on tho 9th of No-kdayo between 8 o.m. Furniohod 3 roomo & both, mottrotllo, 1275. and up to 460 John Deere Dozer end *39&. Boby bldo, tno. R85 Ditch Witch Trencher. and 6 p.m. clean. no pete. adults, ref. & Holland, Buoh Hog Soleo & vembor. 1984 FordTemfo4 Sorvlco. Over 40 Ulld dopoolt. Coli 614· 448 - MattNIJHI or box aprlnga, Coli 114-194-7842 or 614. Sor . No . 2F B· Iroc t oro t o ch0010 from a~ dr full or twin, 183., firm, 173. 894-8006. P23R6EB227433. Sole will 2 br . houoe, gorogo, 177 1619. Porte Dr . UOO month. Coiii-:---:---- -- - -oompltto llno of NW & be hold ottho Commorclol & ond 183. a-n lltl, 1225. 1--:-:-:--:-:----- - Mra . lenh1m 304· 8715 - 2· 2 bch . 1putment1 down· " dr. ctlooto, 141. 111. cr.. Ml•od honlwoodoilabo, 112. ultd oqulpmont. Lorgtlt Sovlngo Bonk, Moln Office, 4692. town, a190 with no utilltleo chollo. 169. Bod fromeo. per bundlo, containing op- : sp:~' 'Qr;.'~ :!~~h!~ 25 Coun St., Oolllpollo. pold, 1295 utllltieo pold. 120.ond U& ., 10 gun- Q.., prox. 1 1'!1 ton. lob. Ohio : partt for Cuh aalea onlv111 Ohio. Terma:c11h. Seller Dopoo" Nquirod. Coli 8 14· coblnoto, t350. Ou or Pollet Co .. Pomoroy, Ohio. until Nov 16 ' 1 ro11rvn tho rlgh1to bid ond 448-2129. oloctric rongoo *375. Boby . Phone 814-992-1481 . 42 Mobile Homes thorlghtto reject any and oil · · mottr11-. 125 ue. bod for Rent _ • ·- - -- -- - 2 bod room lorgoiiVingroom. tromoo uo. *25, & 130, Dolux weight blnch. leg . Mattie Harrlt 665 tractor 1_b_ld new motor, new battery, for lorgo khc~on . oil electric. ldng fromo 110. Good oolocllfto & otond up blr • oavorol Mobile homes available lola or trodt. Coll814-448 · 1980 Chovotto, 4 dr .. AM · FM co-tto, 12,000 nogotl· Nov. 1, Fotters Mobile completely fumlohod, newly tion of bedroom oultu, waighto. t90.00. Coli 814- 1052 oftlf 5PM . obit . Coli 814-448-1049 Homo Pork. Call 114-448- redocorotod, 1226 por rockera. metal cablneta, 742-3074. month plua dep . . Ref .• hoodboordo 13B & up to 11 1102. _._ __ _ __ adulto, 458 2nd. Avo. Coli 181. Boyo 111a 8 leo joono & Uoad 460 John Deere dozer ,_•_ _•_r_5_P_M & R66 Ditch Witch' 814·446-2238 orl14· 441lodieo Dingo booto. oizo 8. 2 bdr. 14x80 oil electric Trencher . Coil 8 14 . 694 • 1973 Pontiac Vonturo body Uoad Furniture · · Bedroom VGC. 114-992-3429. trailer, nice wood burner in 2581. 7842 or 814-894-600 8 . oxc .. now point, PS, PB. olr, oulto, 1 otl of tobin, 1- - - - -- - - - livlngroom. on private lot. 360 motor. Coli 114-218Lorge 111' 1 , botwoon Ook Hill drtlllf, • bod. me111 office For Solo:froozlf beef. 12.48 On Rt. 21B, 8 mlloo from 1 10 " rodlol orm oow, 1_:-9:-2::-2::-.- - -- - - - town. Coli 814-268-1393. & Thurmon . Coli 114·246- dtoko. 3 mlleo out Bulovlllt lb. oldo of Harford bioi. 2Dowoh blodoo, Dodo and oondlng 1 9316 . Ad. Opon 9omto&pm, Mon . Grain t.ttened for 8 weekt . ott . like now, 1400. Triple 1977 Orand Prix, oxc . thru Sot. Cut ond wrapped 11 .26 . lb . box 2 bdr. 1 milo from Hoopltol, air cylinder tobacco cond .. PS. PB. good tir11, 814-448-0322 304-773· 6131 . waahttr·drver. water 9 traah 5 room• & both. Locotad blltr, complete. Ulld once. AM-FM rodlo, lit wheel . City . Newly decoCrown poid, 1200 rent ond dopooit. _ 1_·_ 13_8_7_.___ rated . electric stove & refrlg. GOOD USED APPLIANCES G11 r~go, dehumidifier, 1400. 60 pluo round boloo. ,_c-:-o:-11_1_1_4_-44 Coli 814-448-1364. No poto . Coli 614 -258- W11hers, dryera. refrigera - kerouna haatar. Call 814 · good ml•od hoy 112.00 ' eoch or 1600 for oil. Coli 1983 Dodge Colt 4 dr., 1 taro, rong11 . Skoggo Ap- 992-2764. 614-379 -2788 . 34,000 mlleo, 4d trono. Furniohod 2 bdr . troiler on , _2_2_2_·- - - - - -- plltnc11, Upper River Rd . 1 -0id 180 noor Porter, prlvoto ,. Coli 814-446-7414. btlldo Stone Creot Mottl . TONY'S ClUN REPAIRS. lot, married couple no kid or New olllcloncy opt. Ctll John Deere 4020 troctor. 814-448-7398. hot dip rob luting, oil typeo of polo. t200 mo. 1100 dop. 614-448 -0390. Good rubber. EC . 814 -949- 1979 Mullong, 11 ,960 . gunamith worll, flit ~ervice , Coli 614-388·9868. water pold. Coli 814-388· 1·-:-b o d_r_o_o_m _ o _ p_o_r_tm-e-nt o -. 2437. 2 ·county Appliance. Inc . 304-876-4831 . 9080 . Now Hoven, WVo. Newly Good u11d opplioncoo ond 1- - - - -- -- -1979 Buick Rogel Limited, 12•60 2 bdr . on Clark romodeled. In town. 814 · TV 1111. Opon SAM to IPM . Serious 1bout lo1ing Bene Liveatock Treilera. Hur- power aun-roof, wlndowa, 1 _· - - - -- Mon thru Sot. 814 -448- wolght7 Contact Olorlo rlcono, WV. 304-767-8644 Mlts, AM·FM ceatette. e,;· Chopol Rd. Lorgo privotolot. , 9_ 9_2_·_7_4_B_ 1899, 827 3rd. Avo. GaUl- Grote . Rt. 2, Box 282, cr 757-8399 . oollont oond . 13, 100. Coil Co11814·441 ·3697 or 814- ,. polio, OH. Furnished Apartment for Lotan. WV. 2621i3. 304814-448· 0604. 246-6223. Now Holland 364 grinder ront, no children . Avalloblo 882· 3162. mlxor. Uood vory Nttlo . he 1 · ::-B_O_C _h _ o_ v_ l lt _ t_ _d_r-..- .u1 - o-.. 19 4 2 bdrm .. ponlolly furniohod oftor Oct.3. Coli 814-992 · Valley Furniture, new II 1- - - - -- - - - - cond, 304·273·421& . 2749 . uaed. large eection of qull · lump house coal. deliver any om ., l.m .. luQO. fiCk, Good mobile home for rent In Rio lty furniture . 1218 Eo11om on\ount, 304·876-7397 or Orondo. Corpot, natural gu 1- - -- - -- - -. Alii 1 Ch1 I 7030 1011 1 cond .. 80 . 000 mlloo. 876-1247. · and Jtorm wlndowa. Call 2 bd .room furnished Apt. Avo., Oollipolio. mero130 hp, dgood *1900.00 . 814·986·4418 . form troctor, 814· 246-9467 oftoriPM or 614-992· 6434 or 304-882doo 4 yl 2568 · 30 in . electric ronge white ARMY SURPLUS! We hove oond, 17,000.00. Sldoro 197 B ch 814-441-4733, 8·6PM . . Hendtroon. w. avo11• · 4 r, c .. $86, 30 in. oloctrlc rongo full line of Army Surpluo. vEquipment, outo .. olr.. now tlroo, brok11. 1 . 304· 876-7421 . Slone Woods Apartment1. horvoot gold 191, 30 ln . Mono ond chlldrono. camoublnory, oxouot. Groot goo 2 bdr. furnithed, near town, mlloogo . Silver with rod *186 mo. pluo dopooll. Call Senior Cltlzono ond mobll~y electrlc range coppenone flage, all lizea. See us for Impaired units. 1100 Powell llko now a125, 3& in. your hunting noodo. 0 81 J Interior. No rult. Exc. con d., 1114-441-0143. St .. Middlopon, Ohio . Equol ~wctric range whh:e •9&, S1vemore Mart, Maton, W. 83 Livestock 8 14-949-255&. 11400.00. 2 bedrooma. e11tended llvin· Housing Opportunity . Whlripool wtohor-dryor 111 Vo. 21280 . 304-773-6222 . t180, 0 E woohor ovocodo 1-::---:--- -:----groom, atep-up kitc:he~. Farmera Home Admlnlatra· Soiling fomlly licknooo. Rag. 1978 Novo . In good condiU30 mo.. t1 00 depoon. tlon. Man1ged by Arthur green 1150. Kenmore dryer Complete oot of new lug- Quarter horse gentle , Pill· tion, with now tlreo. No 31'4 3rd. St. Konaugo. Col Howord Winer and A11oc. t98. Speed Quoon dryer gogo, regularly t300 .00 moo more lolled Moy 81 reaaonable offer refuNd. P.O.Box 1007, Morlottt. t96, Kolvlnotor dry"' til . now t126.00. Stlod Moot or Coli 814-949 -28411. 81:0.-441-7473. Ohio 46760. 1-614-373- Glb8Dn refrigerator white waterteu cookware I:Qm- 1280. Coli 614-379-2144. t96, Olboon rofrolgorotor pltto with oloctric lklllot. Fol ron( 2 bdr. mobile homo. 8111 . whlttfrootfroo 1160, rofrlg · 10111 for li,100 .00 priced Horoo omoll vory gontlo boy 1977 Ford LTD. 4 door. V8. Coil 814-379-2436 . body In good cond., 11395. In Mlddleport-1 bd.room orator oldo by lido wh~o 1560.00. Block rocking color . Coli 114-245-5149 . 814-948 -2889. 3 bedrooms, furnished , Apt. Utilltiealnc., t220. pet t191. Kolvinotor ovocodo choir, ruotcuohlono t86 .00. Anguo bull 4 yooro old, very 1:: :: -:-:-:---::------wllhlf and dryer. No petl. month, plua depoah . 814· green 1125, portotoblo 1973 Monto Corio, mokoon gontlt. Coll814-246-9143 19 8 4Piy. Orondfury. 4dr.. dlohor woohor 195, omoll offer , phone 304- 878 - after 6. 1200. pluo dopooll end 992-7177 oft . I p.m. 8 cyl .. 4 bbl., oil oxtr11. utllllloo . Coli 8 14•992 · I-A -P _A _ R_T_M_E_N _T_S____m_o_ b_l_le wuhor·dryer · 1190, Ken- 6874. t4500. Aloo 1980 Chryolor more goo dryor t95, freezer loBoron. 2 dr., •1800. Purebred Yorkshire Bores, 7 7479 . homoo, hou111. Pt. Ploount upright white 18 cu . ft . Grain fed Holottln llooro, 60 614-742-2451 ' Oallipollo. 114-448- •110. Skoggo Appllonce, conto lb on foot, 11 . 17 wooko old, U&.OO ooch. 3 bodmom mobile homo . No 8and Ad., Oollipollo. Uppor River honglng waight. 1976 Mar· 304-676-3634. 1985 Pontiac Floro loodtd, poto. drunko. or dope. 1 child .__2_2_1_·- - - - - - - 814-448-7398 . cury Morqulo, •1 .000.00. Plgo. 304-875-2197. eccoptod . 3 \'t milo oouth ,under worronty. Muot ooll. 304-67,5 -9704 . Coli &14 - 992 - 11129 Middleport. R-7. Coli 814· 2 br apartmenta in Hender· oon . 304-175-1972. E-Z Crodlt Mollohan Furn i387-0111 . o ------ture, 403 4th AVo .. Ko - 3T glrlo Wlntor Weother 12 plgo 120. ooch. Rlct'o _•_n_y_ti_m_. Pig Form. 10 Milo Rd .. 2 11978 p 11 nougo, Oh . 448-7444 . 1 bedroom. eJtplndo, wood· Nice 1 and 2 br ap~rtment Tamer snbw auh, toddler 3 mlloo oil Rt. 82. 304·468on oc 8 onnovlllo, burner, goroge, loncedyord, downtown . 304-876-2218 owing, 304-875-8806 . exc cond, mutt ... to Whirlpool automatic wether gordon. lruh trooo. boposlt _._B_·_ 8 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1683. opprecieto, 12.000.00 cr $175. Coll814-441-3738. 1 yeer old 8 ft . spun alumn 1 814 boot ollor . Troy Krobo, 304ond ro1oroncoo. Coli " Furnlohod 2 bedroom opt. utelllte dlth, Drake receiver 1 3 875-7127 or 878-1181. 949-30 · utllltloo pold. 160.00 wook. Country otylt Dlk furnllu re, end rotor, will •t pole ond 84 Hay & Gn1in 3 bedroom. completely fur- phone 304-875-3100 or hind crafted ond llnlohod, ln11111 . t1 ,600.00 . 1 yoo r 1979 Ford Folrmont, reproduction•. Paul old 8 pc . B1111tt wadgonlohad. No poll. Call 814- l-8_7_5_-5_5_o_e_.- - - - - antique 68 ,000 niljro, outo trono. Conkel , Rt .7 ; Tuppero wood blue tofa, kJve aeat Lorge round bolo• of hoy 120 new tlrn. new extwu.r. new 949-2213. lorgo 2 bedroom opt, down- Plolno. choir, Oc:togonol table onci ••· Coli 814-448-1082 olter brakto, AM·FM lleroo, vinyl ond toble, •1 . 600.00 orlgl· 5PM. 2 bedroom mobllo homo. town Point Ploonnt, 304· top, t1,600.00. Phono 304Wlzord Citation clothu nolly pold 14,000. 00. 1 yoor Burdette Addn, t176 .00 89&-3450. 875-1139. dryt<. Electric. 1100. Coli old Zenith lloo; model ,.. Mixed grou hoy lor ulo. plua utllitlea 1nd deposit. 1 ==:;:====~== 304-882· 2328 . mote control TV, puah but· Coll 814-949-2237. 676 1979 Chovllto, 4 door, AT, 2484 4 876 3° · " or " 45 Furnished Rooma ton channel aelector IXC cond, .1.060.00. 304204B. 1600 .00. 304-875-7229 Hoy for lolo. Good qutllty. 875·8844 . onytlino. Antiques 2 bedroom troilor, 85x12, For rent Sleeping Rooms &3 Never wet. Woyno Roulh. Buhon .Rd .. Roclno. Coli 1983 Dodge Chorgtr 14 Burdette Addn onytlmo. ond light houoo k'ooplng SURPLUS, regulor ormy co- 814-949-22B7. room1. Park Central Hotel. Shelby, bluoollvor, 5 op11d, Coli 304-876-8372 . Cell 814-448-0718 . AC. AM· FM otoroo, 29,000 Antique Seller kltchon Cl · mcuftogo, denim clothing, 2 bedroom mobile home. mllao, U .200.00 . 304 blnoto. Orglnol flnloh . Coli boott, packs, acce..ories . lr.lllSilll rlaiiOil C.mouflag•lnsulated oove~ oompletoly furnlohod. all 882' 2281 . 814-448-3803. rallo UO .. kldo comouflogo utllitlet paid. refrencea re 48 Space for Rent all olz11. Som Somerville, 77 Uncoln Conlln~tol, oxc. qulrad . ront 1200 . 00, -r-: junction 1 · =:---: A u-:t f : :S ::a -:' le Eoli-A ovonowood, ohlpt, MIOO. Coli 304ecro11 from Goodyear Plant, 64 Mlac. Merchandlae lndepondonco Road-Old At. 7 1 01 0 875-1414 or 882· 2442. phone 304-578-2479 . 21, Fri, Sot, Sun , 1 :00· 7:00 1- - - - - : : - - - Mobile homo lot, 12'd0' or PM. Froo dellvory Point 1979 Robbit:-' 1978 Ford 19B3 Ford Folrmont, 4 dr. 2 bldroomolloloa, *136.00 omollor. *71 wotor peld~ 4th pluo utili! Ill, 304· &75- & Noll, Oilllpollo. ~all 448- Groin lid froozer' boll. Coli Plouont oroa . 304·'8 75- LTD . Call oftor IPM . 614- automatiC! , aG, pa . pb. 81"-"448-0780 . 3334. 388 -8823. 14,300. 304· 875· 8429. 4418 olter 8PM . 4088 . < < 81 I "He can't remember which movie his mother is in." 1-::---- -- - -- - - 1---------- e. - BASEMENT WATERPROOFING • Unconditional lifetime gua- ·~;~~ rantee . Local reference• furnl1hed . Free estimates. Cell collect 1-614-237 0488, doy or night. Rogoro GEORGE 1!7 A GH0!7T HUNT ER I ME-T YEAR!> AGO . D.end. M. Contractors. Vinyl siding, replacement win · dows. insu&lting j roofing, new and remodeling; con· creta. Call 304-773-6131. 1---------- .. I ·-- HE WANTED A PLACE: P EOPLE WOLJl. D Fl.OCK TO. • ••• J .and L. lnotollotlon. Roofing, vlnylsidlng,ltorm doort and window•. Free 11ti· mateo. Coli 814-992-2772. 71 Autos for Sale ANNIE HELLO/ MR. JONES? 1'111 OliVER WHO YOU ARE. I AEAO THE PI!PEF!S. I'IAR60Ciifl· Fetty Tree Trimming, stump Am fully loodod, mlleo. coot will take 19,800, 304-875-5870. RINOLES'S S.ERVICE, ox· perlenced carpenter, electricien, maaon. painter. roof· lng (including hot tar Trucks for ,Sale oppllcotlonl 304-175-2088 or 876-7388 . 1910 Dotoun. outo. rodlo. topper, 12599. John'o Auto Starks Tree and lawn Ser~ Soloo, B~ovlle Rd. Oolllpo- vice, atump remoVal, 304678-2010. llo, Ohio. B5 Ford Ranger 4x4, P S, P 8, 4 opd., llandtrd w~h over- · drive, V-8, 60,000 wor· ronty. Call 814-448-0061 . Rotory or cable tool drilling. Molt wells completed aame dey. Pump aales end 11rvk:e. 304-896-3802 1976 ChovySIIvorodo 1 ton . duolly with King cob. 15,000. __!0<*11 814-4482107 or ¥" · 241-6800. Frod' o. Bldg . and Remodel· lng, bo11monto, porchoo, 1971 Dotoun PU. AM -FM tope , CB. radlolo, white 1pokea. good cond ., a1 , 200. Coli 814-3792788. l UNDEF15ll\ND YOU OfLIVER GAOCEf!IE6 AND OTHER 6 UI'PI.IE5 TO MAG. DOD60N. I "iUS G I ~NOW romovol. Coli 304 -8711331 . 1-;;::::;;;:::;::::;=;::;::: 172 ..' RON 'S Tolovloion Service . House calls on RCA, Ouazar, OE . Spoclallng in Zen~h . Call 304-678-2398 or 814448-2464 . l - - - -- - -- - MUST SELL.1981 Camero, 301. V-8. 4-op .. blue metallie, Cragero. Exc . Cond. t4800. 114-441-8574 oftor 6 p.m. 83 Trono 22 . 000 a16,000. mull •II. COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump sales, service. Regi• torod In Ohio. All work guarontood. Coli 304-2732811 . Rovanowood, W. Vo . 1 YEAH, IT'LL BE GREA.T H~! 5E.EIN' KING SUZ A.N' WHAT 'S GOIN' ON AT TH' PALACE •.•. QUEEN UMPA AGAIN! r ...... I WONDE R. roofing, siding, painting, leveling trallert, aatilfatlon guorontood , 304 - 773 9118 . B. & D. Homo Improve- Why did vou leave him on menta, vinyl aiding, elumn siding, continuous guner, room additions. soflit and 19B6 ch•IIY P.U. truck . Po, pb, V-8, auto. tB800.00 . 814-949-2860. my roplocemon1 wlndowo, 304_ 1 -2_&4_4_._ __ __ 1 _7_8_ ' ,. Carpentry , Remodeling, 1984 Chell¥ 4x4, "' ton Room Addition, All building cho11i1. 27,760 mllao. 8 - repairs.· Cement 81 Block • '\ cyl .. 4 op. 17600.00 firm . worl<. Free Eotlmate. 304- • • 176-4322. 814-992· 8271. .. .. , . 1- - - - -- - - - - 1--- ------- CAPTAIN EASY Bllnment Waterproofing. 77 Ford plclcup, ohorp, mull 1-::--::--= - - - - -- oell . 78 Ford pickup oc, 82 Plumbing 54.000 mMoo . Sharp. 304& Heating 876 -6281 . 1- - - - -- - - 1 ! ' ;, 1---- - - - - 1 ---::: . Homo Improvements 1978 Ford II tlln truck. 390 Tree trimming and removal , engine. Good cond. 814· lnaured . free eallmatea, re11onable rate1, 304-675· 742-2421 ' 7121 . 1983 D-150 truck. 13600. Got your corpotln I hlp ohopo 814-742· 2461. with Cept1in Steamer, fumi19B2 Chevy Silvorodo . •A ture cltonlng-wator domoge tlln 4x4. 6.2 die11l. EC. worl<, 304-676-2296 . 41.600 mlloo. 814 - 949-l -:----~---2437. Raoidontlol Window• & Awning, 20 Pel. off on • 19 80 Ford dump truclc, w"h lnauleled repl1cement wfn- ., 4 opood lronomlooion ond 2 dt;)W, vinyl and Jte;el akllng. ~ apeed rl1r for p~rts , 401 Moln St. downtown Pt. Ploooant. 304-876 -8262 . t400.00. 304-8711-3190. 1---- - -- - -- nf-":-10_A_t--GI:~~,..:rO_P_. i • 1----------"'T'----------1 1-:---- - -- -- - f! Servi ces I Dl ,.-------., I SHE WON' T 6E RE~IE';VED W HEN SHE HEARS OUR !!oAt> IIIEW$, 01 QUIVERWHISPERS ,· Wright 1- - -- -- - -- 73 Vans & 4 W.O. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. founh and Pine 1977 Dodge Sportomon Gallipolil, Ohio van, cap11ln1 chelra. factory Phone 614-446-3888 or hitch, oxc. cond. 89.000 814-448 -4477 mHeo. Ctll814-387 -7252. JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT1977 Dodge Sponomon ING. Rt. 1, Bo• 355, Oolll· van, ceptlins chelfl, factory polio. CoH 814 -367-0678. hitch, oxc. cond ._ 119.000 mlleo. Coli 814ao,fldltmp 1985 Bronco II , & ll!'d .. 0 .0 . 83 Exce'!lating trans, AM ·FM stereo. veloua Hitl and much ·mora, 28 1---------- MPO, 19,600. Coli 614 - Good -1 Excavating. baee· 379-2718 , mentt. footer~ , driveweya. IIPtlc tonko, londocoping. Coli onyllmo 814· 4481978 Chevy 4 WD . FW8 . 4637, Jomool. Dovioon, Jr. Many extrat. New ttre1 1nd owner. ohocko . body good . Excel · 1-::---,-------lent ruoolng cond. Call 81-'· Dozer Work lind cle1ring, 949-3087 oft. 6 p.m. lond~e~ping, otc. Free eotl· mateo . Coli 814 -44&-8038 or 814 -992-7119 anytime. 74 Motorcycles J .A.R. Construction Co., Rutland , Oh . 814-742 1982 Kowookl llreel bike, 2903 . Basementa. Fooiera, t800, exc. cond. Cell 814- Concrete work, Backhoe't, Dozer • Dltcher, Dump 448-3684. truckt, • water·gat-Mwer1978 Kowoukl- 176 cc. electricalllnet. Good running condition.·Ex- troo. (Firll UOO. coohl. Cell 1-304-773-11387 before 8:00p.m. 86 Gonural Hauling WINNiE " ...' . • Evening Television Li.stings=::::-::~::7.:::-----~:-.::::-::::-::-::::----:;-;::-::-;:;:::-----::::::;:~;:;:;:~~==----;:-:;-;;:;;-::=;;:-::=takes Booby's place at Ew· Gregorv Hines and 1ap arfil It's A Living IBI 'RISKY BUSINESS' 0 III GQI MOVIE: ' Risky FRIDAY 11/8/85 EVENING 7:00 O ·(]) PM Magazine III Counohip/ Eddie 'o Father (!I PGA Golf: Nisun Cup World Chemplonahlp of Golf from Mani. Hawaii Cil Mary Tyler Moore CD Emenolnment Tonight (!) Wheel of Fortuna 0 CD Wheel of Fonuna CD Second City TV ® Newo (ffi MacNeil/ Lehre r · Newahour • ff2l Divorce Court 611 Jofloroono IMAXJ Rick Springfield: The Beat of the Uve Drum 7 :30 0 (]) Now Newlywed Game (]) t Please Don' t Eat Deialea m Sonford and Son CD Ill ll1l Price lo Right (!) 1!1 ()) Jeopardy CD Nightly Buolne11 Roport ~ Wheel of Fortune • WKRP in Cincinnati 8:00 0 (]) (!) Knight Rider K!TT goes undercover as pan of e mission to haft the smuggling of lethal bacteria. 1980 Kowo11ld LTD 1 . ~0. _ exc oond, many extr11, James Boy1 W1ter Service . Also poolo filled . Coil 814phono 304 -876-1433. 266 ·1 141 or 614 -4481176or 814 -446-7911 . 76 Boeta and Ken'• Water Service . Well1, Motors for Sale cisterna. pools filled. Phone 814-387 -0623 .. 614-3877741 night or d1y. (1) Looolo (I) MOVIE : 814· 286-1417. Waugh' s W1ter Service Wells. cllterns, pools. Fatt: liD Waohlngton Waok/ 78 rolioblo service. Call B14258 -1240 or 614 -256 1130. Rtllonable ratet. (60mln.l Shipo' CD Ill ff2l Wtbotor (CCI 0 ()) ® Twilight Zone ()) MacNeil/Lehrer Newahour John boat for sela. C1ll Auto Parts & Acceaaories 360 cu.in . onglno & 400 outo. trono. from 1979 ChillY Suburbln t400. Coli 814-448-2208 or814-4482734 oftor 8PM. Nowly rtbullt 307 CID Chevy motor, 400 T.H. tronomlulon oloo Nbullt. 304-875-8858. 87 Motora Homea & C1mperi 1988 Troutwcod compor fllr cond, 1700. Coli 81444&-4113 . 1977 Prowler. 20ft. Too meny olltroo to llot. EC. Coli 114· 941· 3017 oft. 5 p.m. f!llt MOVIE: ' Fighting Back' IHDOl MOVIE : The Philodelphia Experiment (CCI IMAXl MOVIE: 'Suporglri' (CCI · 8 :30 Cil Lone Ranger ()) Ill ff2l Mr. Belvedere tCC) Kevin discovers a long- Dump t ruck, hauling llr· vice, 304-176-3190. 79 Review Paul Duke is joined by top W ashington journ alists in analyzing the week 's news. Haul limestone. land, grevel.dln. bulk or bog fertilizer and lime. EJicelsior S1t1 Worko Inc. 638 E. Main St.. Pomeroy. 814-992 -3891 . Old otylt Chevy Rolltyo, 304-875-8818. 'Tho Long kept secret when he stumbles Upon George and Marsha·s marriage license. liD Wall Stroot Week Louis Aukeyser analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of Upholstery economic and Investment matters. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec . Avo .. Golllpolio . 114·446· 7833 or814-4481833. A & M Furniture Monulocturlng, St. Rt. 7, Crown City. Oh. Call e14-2681470, coli E•o. 814-4483438 . Old & now Uphollorod . Fergueon'a Upholuary 304-8711-1472. 9:00 0 ...... (]) (!) Mlollto of Science A primitive man leada the misfits to e top· secret sp&ce shuttle launch site. (60 min.) CD 700 Club Greatest Mo· mente : 1983 NFL Year in I]) NFL' • Revie w. CD Ill (l}J OIH'I'jlnt Strokeo !CCI Arnold'• Englloh teacher plans a fining pun· ' ishmer t when he discovers th!lt Arnold ha• not read i n assig!led book. . 1!J (JJ " ~ Oolloo (CCI Pam ing Oil and faces con fron t a· tions with Cli ff and Mark , while Donna and Rav make a decision about their baby . (60 min .) (]) Statewide GD Great tist s Steve Condos, Chuck Green and Jimmy Slyde ex plore the an of tap dancing. II) Dick Clark's <m Nltetime Ill One Stop Beyond , , 12:00 (]) Best of Groucho 9:30 (1) NFLGameoftheWeek CIJ II) (j}) Benoon !CCI On a business Uip to Germany, Ill MOVIE: ' Dalla• Cowboy Cheerleaders II ' 12:151MAXIMOVIE: 'The French Woman' • · I 12:30 1J (]) (!) friday Night with a w eekly review of economic and investmen t Videos J.• • (J) Bill Cosb'l Show (]) 0 G2l ABC New a Nlghtllne 12:46 (]) Night Track• 1 :00 (1) Wendy end Me matters. 10:00 11 (I) CIJ Miami Viee Crockett and Tubbs battle a supposedly dead Haitian mobster and his band of Cil Stor Search e (]) Newa voodoo-spouting zombies. (60 min.( CIJ Nowo · (1) ESPN' s Speedwoak (]) GJ GJ Our Family Honor (CCI l iz becomes a hos tage of the revenge·crazed lo\'er of anjmprisoned murderer. (60 min .) fiiiNN Newo (MA)(j MOVIE: ' Bill Cooby ' Him11ll" 11 :oo am ()) m a Cll em a ClZ Newo (1) Men From U.N.C.l .E. ()) Jon In W.V. (]]) Sneak Previews fll Bonny Hill Show 11 :30 I) (]) Tonight Show Tonight's guest is country sin - · ger l ee Greenw ood. 160 min.) Cil Sportacenter (I) New Newlywed Game (!) Tonight Show Ill ()) MOVIE: 'Fallon AntMI' ()) l.tt'tnlght America ® Toxl IJD About Tap Dancer/actor 11rfacial '[sl ) TV sheriff 5 10 Lax 13 Grand· Egght 'a(r~ a.o;st't 6 lsolatrd pare ntal 14 Good-luck 7 1..uau bakmg pil pirce ~3 fliologlca l 29 Ba('ktalk 8 Citizen 15 S till solcJit•rs gruups 16 Uncle (Sp.) 32 Think 24 ~ ll oosit•r 33 f'll'a n s~ 17 Areak the 11 Nex t SUll.(l" 37 SN:kel 25 Wa,.:l'r m cmn i('t' 26 !)1·rf :J9 Ctml (]) Mysterious World CIJ Newo/Sign Off IHBO) MOVIE : ' Man Who Loved Women (CCI (J) MOVIE : 'A Farewell to Arma' Denver at lo1 Angele a (I) All -American J ou Gil Newawatch 0 (}) (!) Gol~an Glrla Rose moves closer to civil war. Orry and George suffer a rift in their friendship, w hile Elk· anah Bent learns Madeline'5 secret . Patrick Sw ayze . Review Paul Duke Is joined b y top W ashington journal· ists in analytjng th e week 's news. s hip Series-Race ~ B from Oxen Hill , MD . (I) NBA 8aoketboll: pan 9 Comica l (2) CD Facta of Life Bud· ding writer Natalie concocts an elabora te fantas y during a stopover in a Philadelphia truck stop. (HBO) Buddy Hackett Uve and Uncensored 2 :00 11 (I) Newa (1) 700 Club (J) Doctor Ia In IMAXI MOVIE : ' Bachelor Pony' (CCI 2 :16, (It CNN Headline Nowo 2 :30 (1) Sponocentor Breeders Crown Champion- 9:00 Sombrero 27 .IB I alai hy-produt·t 28 Vr1u•ratt •d 40 Orink up overreacts when the house llJ CD® FalconCrot tiCCI Lance outsmarts Angela in an attempt to funher Apol· Ionia 's career. and Chase and Maggie light over Connle. (60 min.) (I) Waohington Week/ l!lil Odd Couple [HOOI MOVIE : 'Tho Hqllywood Knlghto' [MAXI Albuf(l ,Fiaah: Olivia 10 :30 (1) Jack Bonny Show (1) Hameos Racing: 1985 D is burglarized . Cil Ill (j}) North and South Pe n 5 (CCI As the coumry MOVIE: I) '42' 8 :30 2 Re m11 in lrrcsolut.e 3 0f'crea."te 4 Elected ACROSS I Guy IHBOl MOVIE: ' Dune' (CCI IMAXI MOVIE: 'On the Town· 1:30 (1) love Tho! Bob (1) Chomplonohip Roller Derby: Ill by THOMAS ~OSEPH m1n .) IJl) Au stin City limit• flJ MOVI E: 'Summer of IHBD] MOVIE : ' Warrior of the Lost World' tak en for spies . ()) Wall Street Week Louis Rukeyser onslyzes the '80s ~.~ Football: Teams To Be Announced Cil Ill (j}) Hollywood Beat ICC I 0 CIJ ®> Airwolf Hawke tries to help a gorgeous test pilot threa tened by the head of a large aircraft firm. {60 (1) A.W.A . Champlonohip Wrestling (I) Entertainment Tonight (jJ MOVIE: ' Damian: Omen II' (j]) Star Hu ttler/Sign Off College Business' (1) Tripods (ij) Dr. Who 0 I]) CZJ 227 9:3 0 Kentuckian' Cil tho Night gospel sound in thi s musical pe rformance featuring Clarence Fountain and the Five Blind Boys of A labama. (90 min .) Benson and Kraus are mis- • Prem : Tom Cruise Does Sexy , Funny Business cos Ad,. Cil MOVIE: ' The Fighting [HBO) Httchhlker: Out of Performances (CCI 'The Gospel at Colonus.' 'Oed ipus at Colonus' is combined wilh the black 8 :00 I I (]) Cl) Gimme a Break Sam leaves her volunteer . 'little sister' with Nell to spend time with a hand· SOIJ1 ~ new neighbQr. J ames Read . leslev· Anne Down. 1985. ' Midnight Offering•' 3:00 (1) Mazda Sporti took Cil Night Tracko 3:30 (1) CFA College Football : San Jo11 State @Col State long Booch 3:4 5 IMAXI ·MOVIE : 'Apoca- NOTIX I I I lypse Now' 4 :00 Ill MOVIE: ' Gypoy Girl' 4 :30 (1) MOVIE: ' Oliver Twlot' IHBOI MOVI E: 'To 81 or Not To Be' SATURDAY 11/9/85 ~1 I I IREEVER EVENING 7 :00 I ) (}) Too Cornton Clooe t ( J ~~$!:.~~ (1) Collago Football Scoreo Cil Ill CD Heo How (!) Amorico (I) Dr. Who Movie llG Whnl of Fortune liD Nowton'o Apple 111 ff21 Solid Gold -till Smell Wondor 7:30 G I]) lnolde look CD CFA College Footboll: Te8mt to be Announoed ® Jeopardy liD Wild America (CCI IT'l!l 50M!TIMEl!l A Cii!:IME 10 CAI CH Fl51-i Hliillel!i1 8 UT MOitE OF11!1J i lor m Loromlo tHANCULt I ) I) HI\5 , • Now arrange tne circled loners 10 form lhe surprise answer. as suo· I Jumbtes: TITLE One letler sta nds for another. In tills sample A is used · 'or the three L's, X for the two O' s, etc. Single letters · 1postrophes, the length and formation of the words are a'li ,: ninls. Each day the code letters are dllferent. CRYPTOQUOTE 11 -8 Ry J - .J XRLNG, r ., . F L N C gested by the above cartoon. .I N Print onswer here: Yesterday 's A.X YDLBA A X R Is LON GFELLO W AWARD (Answers tomorrow) YEARLY FEAVtO Anawet": A conll rmed nlghl owl taa m1n who stays up all nlght--- DA"Y A FTER DAY T C X G Z G J K X J fl G Q C X 0 Y T I N C ~' OJNC T K ~ IRZG I C .1 K L rl ' .· Z G Q . - ·.• XG I I TWU •••• Yeoterday 'o Cryptoqu ote: A LIAR WI LL NOT BE BEUEVED, EVEN WHEN HE SPf: AKS THE 'l'RUTH . ...:. AESOP • �J Page-1 0- The Daily Santinel Friday, November 8, 1986· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio r-Localbrie&·.------------------------1\Jeigs court hears 24 cases Meigs EMS answers five calls . roy; Gladys Taylor, Pomeroy; Kenneth Lee, Pomeroy. Discharged - Timothy Bearhs, George Greene, Gladys Dillon. Veterans Memorial Hospital Nov. 7 Admitted ~ Margaret Goett, Pomeroy; Denver Hysell, !'Orne· ' Twenty.four cases were processed this week In Meigs County Coun by Judge Patrtck O'Brien. Fined was John Eblin, Pomeroy, $100 and costs with fine suspended, possession of marijuana; six months in jail 1111h all but :;n days suspended, a year probation, domestic violence; !XJ days in jail wilh all but ~ days suspended, resisting arrest; six months in jail with ail but~ days suspended , a year probation, for two charges r:i assault; and c9sts on all charges. Fined for OWl were Dannie Bissell, Long Bottom, $.}))and costs, 30. days in jail, Ohio license suspended indefinitely; costs only lor failings to yield hall of roadway; Melvin Tallman, Ravenswood, $',250 and costs, three days In jail, 60 day license suspension; $25 and costs for possession of marijuana; James Heaton, bpomeroy, $~ and costs,"lllree days in jail, 60 day license suspension; costs only for left of center; Keith Myers, Tuppers Plains, $250 and costs. lllree days In jail, 60 day license suspension; $50 and costs and three days in jail for no driver's license. .. Also fined were Teddy Oslxlrne, Reedsville, S!!ill and costs, six monllls In jail willl ail but five days suspended, receiving stolen propeny; Douglas Taylor, Tuppers Plains, $100 and costs, fine suspended, a year probation and refrain from complainant on each of two charges of disorderly conduct; Marvin Oiler, Shade, $25 and costs, failed to report an accident; $25 and costs, !allure to control; Dorothy Hysell, $10 and costs, failed to yield; Woodrow Owens, Ravenswood, $10 and costs, assured clear distance; Jeffrey Kauff, Fairmont, W.Va., S20and costs, passing on yellow line; Brian Arms, Minersville, $10 and costs; failed to display valid registration; Randy HalleY. New Plymouth, $10 and costs, failed to yield; Jeffrey Friend, Long Bottom, $li and costs, failed to register; PhUiip ShOPmaker, Middleport, $40 and costs and obtain dog license within 30 days; failed to license dog. Fined for speeding were Steven Nease, Racine, $24 and costs; Gary Kirk, Srottown, $20 and costs: James Glaze, Pomeroy, $22 and costs; Jerry Crum, Chauncey, S23 and costs; Kevin Knopp, Pomeroy, $~ and costs. Forleiting lxlnds for speeding were Bryan Benedict, Galion, $44; Donald Dailey, Middlepon , $70; John M. Fultz, Middleport, SOO. Square dance canceled Five calls were answered by local units Thursday and on Friday morning, llle Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. Thursday calls Included: Friday, 6:46 a.m., Mona Lisa Haynes from near the Pomeroy·Mason Brtdge io Veterans Memorial Hospital, by the Middleport Unit; 11:19 a.m., Ruth Maag from Lincoln St., Middleport, to Holzer Medical Center by Middleport Unit;, 4 p.m., Pomeroy Unit took Gladys Taylor from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans Memorial; 9:50p.m., pome'roy Unit took William Collins from Dark Hollow Road to Veterans Memortal. AT 1:12 a.m. Friday, Tuppers Plains took Mary Jo Roberts from Callaway Ridge to St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. ~n Marriage licenses issued Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Johney Ray Russell , :Jl, and Brenda Sue Rucker. 22; John Wilson Young, 49, and Wilma Francis Baker, 57, all of Reedsville. -Page 8-l -Page A-4 Compromising Marie PG-13 R Evenings 7:00 Fri. , Sot •. Tues .. 7:00·9:00 Sot. & Sun. Mat ., 2:00 Evenings, 7: 10 Fri., Sot ., Tues ., 7:10&9:10 Sol.'& Sun, Mot., 2:10 Sot . Midnight ,. 12 :00 Sot. Midnig~t. 12:10 Coming Attractions: Commando, Once Bitten, · Jagged Edge IZI Purina® ® FIRST 10 CUSTOIERS Will RECEIVE A FREE HAIRCUT OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYLING SALON SYRACUSE. OHIO savaged the administration of Democratic Gov. Richard F. Celeste, ~ying It Is crooked and inrompetenf. "We cannot trust any administration that acts like they have a stolen c)'edlt card," thundered the four-term fanner governor, to the deiJght or Dag-wavlng, pll!card-carrylng Republll'ans, woo chanted "Rhodes In '86! " "Secondly, I cannot stand idly by and watch Ohio being tom apart, tax by tax, blunder by blunder, and scandal hy scandal. . ''There must be a change In the g~~vernor's office," REGULAR 511.95 Robert Hawk SALE PRICE GOOD THRU NOV. 16, 1985 MODERN SUPPLY · Pomeroy 344 W. Main Ph. 992-2164 ' OH. The Store witll "All Kinds of Stuff"- For Pets, Stables, Large & Small Antmals, Lawns and Gardens. · Paid for by Robert Hawk Hemllock Grove , OH. PHONE 992-3982 .. ~~~~~~~~~===;===~~~~~~~~j ~--------------------------------A sincere "Thank You"for all the wonderful support from Bedford Township residents in electing me as your clerk. Barbara J. Grueser THE GINGERBREAD BOY SAYS'" Load. on SAVI Sl J:,~ · VISIT OUR SHOP AND LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS suooamm I!!Oti,W. Il Pa id for by Candidate 77U977 Today- Mostly sunny with a high near 55. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. r-------------------~----------------~ Tonight Becoming . partly cloudy with a low 35 to40. Southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. SaturdiiY- Partly cloudy with a high 60to65. 0tance of rain - Near zero percent today, 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Extended forecast Sunday thnJugh Tuesday - Chance of rain ' each day except possibly somes now Ourrlesearly Monday and Tuesday. Highs In llle mid 50s to mid 60s Sunday coollng to the mid 40s to mid 50s Monday and Tuesday. Lows in · the 40s early Sunday morning and the 30s Monday andTuesd~y. SYMBOL OF HERri'AGE - 'l11e new Gallla County Cout1house symbolize! Gallipolis' hertlage, Clarenre J. Bmwn. Deputy Secretary or the u.s. Commerce Department said ~nlay during tlmes-Sentlnel Stall ·· POMEROY - A $642,000 housing rehabilitation project for Meigs County will be underway in the near fUture , now tbat a housing rehabilitation specialist has been hired to head the program. Richard E. McDonald, of 37459 King Hill Rd., Pomeroy, started Monday as the Me)gs County hOusing rehabilitation specialist. McDonald is presently involved In training with George Violand, specialist for Ga!Ua Cronty. Sid Edwards, director of the Ga!lia·Melgs c ommunity Action Agency, says McDonald is "highly qualilled'' for the position, with a background '86 FORD RANGER S LO~AS •6,388~ FU'MB"' 1P • 2.0l4•cytinder enolne • Halot~en headlamps • Bright front bumper • La<lder·lype frame • 6·1001 picl<up box • Twin·I·Btam independent tront suspension (4 x·21 • Easrly removob~ tai~ate • P·metric ai~seasoo tread .steel·belted radial tires 031 JACKSON PfKE ·Rt3> WEST - -·4524 <. 5 Your e1og1 -'11 be INIIp movln' •ttop lp8ld lot I'INrty ... lllgll qu81ttp,' nulrillout cnunka oontalnlno • hMrtr 21 ~ p!Oitln cant11111o lltlp tiM your IIMI w01111ng, 11M11118l'in8 ,.,, mra "*ttr 8IICI " " ' ~~e~~tni '86 FORD F-BES !4•21 L~\s 510,617.' 10,684~ • 2.9l Eft V·6 engine • Halogen heidiamps • Spon wheel covers • udder·type frame • 23·g!IIOO tuel tank FEA'IINS-....: • 4.9li·6 cyHnder engine • Tinted glass , • Twin·Traction Beam • Halogen headlamps independent lmnt suspension • P·me:ric: all-season st!M!I·betfed radial tires • Maintenance ~.. banery • Power steering • Power brakes • Removable taiiQilte • 3-speed manual uaosmlssion • Twln+Beam Independent lront suspension \ . . 101111 ~ ..... @nation @mpany , MILLING DIVISION · 110 Mui'-Y Aft. I said ·Rhodes. James A. Duerk, a spokesman lor Rhodes, said later that when the former governor talked aoout the Celeste administration "stmllng from the taxpayers" he was relerrtng to fired Youth Services DirECtor James Rogers, woo allegedly approved illegal contracts with favored vendors. Rhodes blamed Celeste lor driving business from Ohio, "1'1/en to Michigan," with high taxes; wrecking the workers' compensation system: and politicizing a prtson construction program. "I'm not going to discuss tax~ until we get a look at the budget," he said. The next budget wlll be proposed by the next governor in 1987. Rhodes said he has "abOut a dozen possibilities" for a running mate," which he 11111 choose by alxlut Jan. 15. One of those on the list is state Rep. ThomasA. Van Meter of Ashland, who ran for governor In 1982 but lost lhe Republican primary. Van Meter was In a prominent spot Saturday, said he has abandoned the notion r:i running lor governor in 1986 and admitted to talking to Rhodes alxlut the second posilion. "I'm just here to help rot however I can," he smiled. !'--------.rr-o--, By JOHN FRIEDMAN TlmM Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - The new Gallia County courthouse symlxlllzes one cif tile greatest needs r:i a commun· · ity- the malntalningofltsheritage, Clarence J. Brown, Deputy Secre· tary of the United States Depan· ment of COIT\I!Ierce, said Saturday at dedication ceremonies for tbe$2.5 mllllon·racility. "Few have done this with greater purpose than llle citizens of Gailia County," he said. "The spirit Or the French 500 lives on and Its herttage ot character leeds tills community and its comri)ihJ~mt to build for the luture.~'lk. Dames obcatastrophe are alWays t~ Iiiii 'l'lie Gallla • CountlansoftafJIYwouldstartieand please those pioneers. This (the courthouse) l'l'presents 1'1/erythlng vaiua ble In this community today." The construction of the new counhouse, which was dedicated 58 FLAG HAJSING - A color pard from &lie United &alee Marine months and one day after a Ore Corpe olftclally ralle8 the American and Ohio nap ~rinl the destroyed the 10l·year old wing ort dedication ol the GaiDa Couiiy Courthouse Satunlay. 'l11e IIIIJ, lobe Jan. 8, 1981, "May not have been flown al the cwrihouse, W118 brou&fll by Rep. Clarencle Mnler after It completed in record t !me but it is a was Oown over the U.S. CIIPitol tn Octobe~. (Continued on page A3 J in the construction· contracting field. McDonilld was recommended lor the position by llle Meigs County Commissioners. , C.A.A. is administering the Meigs' housing rehab grant on behalf of the county commission. Operating monies lor the program are from Community Development Block Grant furids through the Ohio Department of Development. McDonald will occupy an ctlice on the grourid ll'llel floor of the Meigs County Court muse Edwards says. However, Edwards adds, McDonald will need some additional training at llle state level before applications from prospective clients can be accepted. tlnued. "With the $100 million in Times-Sentinel staff COLUMBUS - "Tuesday's vote research funds to be generated by by Ohio voters in favor of State Issue this borid program, there Is renewed One was an historic victory for Ohio hope we can find a clean and coal and Ohio jobs," State Senator efficient way to bum Ohio's high· Oakley C. Collins, Rlronton, said in sulfur coal and put Southeastern Ohio's coal mining industry back on a statement released Friday. State Issue One amends the state Us feet." Collins said the state leglslatul'l' constitution to allow support ti research to discover new ways to . mustadoptnewleglslatlontoputlhe make clean, inexpensive use o!Ohlo Ohio coal research and develoP" coal. Such research would helurided men! program in motion. The through loans; loan guarantees or program Is expected to be coordi· grants trom . a $100 million lxlnd nated by the Ohio Coal Development Office. fund. "I plant to work Immediately and "The overwhelming support llle with other leglslaUve lead· closely people of Ohio have given Issue One ers in the Senate and House to see demonstrates oor citizens' commit· ment to finding an Ohio solution to a tbat llle General Assembly adopts big Ohio problem," Collins ron· the necessary legislation as soon as possible. Our ecooomy has been devastated by llle decllne of Ohio's coal industry. The sooner we move forward 'to solve tills probletn, llle better," Colllns said. Colllns said he hoped a good share of the state research money would be channeled directly into Sou· lheastem Ohio so the region's economy rould feel some Immediate positive Impact from passage of the state ballot Issue. "We have the lngr!nuitytofindthe solutions. We just DEeded the nnanclal abiUty to get the job done right," Collins said. "I realize the .solutions won't b, developed over· night. But, fm q~tlmlstlc ror hope wUI become reality. We must put our people back to work." An announcement will be published In the newspaper when the program is ready for actual Implementation. Afive-person board, appointed hy lhe Meigs County Commissioners, wlll oversee the project and screen applications. Serving on that lxlard wUI be Elmer Bailey , Darwin; Iris Payne, Middleport; Roy Christy, Chester; Carl Qualls, Pomeroy; and Earl Shuler, • Racine. The Meigs' rehab program, . just as Gallia 's program, allows for rehabilitation of 23 major projects and five emergency projects per yt'ar. A total of 56 projects wUI he allowed over a two·year grant period. Emergency cases have been described as leaking roofs, faulty furnaces and rolling floor joists. Although applicants who are accepted lor rehabilitation do not spend any money for the l'l'pairs, a five-yt'ar Uen with the county is placed agillnst their propeny. That lien decreases by 2ll percent each year. II the owner sells the rehabilitated oome before the five-year Uen is up, the remaining portion must be paid to the county. If the resident continues to live In the home for the five-year perbd, llle lien is then terminated. Reagan, Weinberger divert budget cutters from defense Both balaneed budget Ol('asures would impose cuts in federal Caspar Weinberger are Insisting spending If preset annualtargetsfor that Congress steer budget balanc· shrlnidng the deficit are missed, but lng cuts away from the adminlstra· neither plan would protect defense lion's military buildup, because from those cuts. The Hou se version exempts many they risk harming arms control poverty programs from spending talks. Reagan said Friday although he reductions, which would makeother suppons the "Gramm·Rudman" areas, hicluding the mllitary. more balaneed budget measurt>approved vulnerable to the budget ax. "In a lime of reduced budgets, t tre by the ·Senate, he doesn't !Ike the House's alternative plan because he prudent course of action is to apply thinks It would hurt defense too cutswherethcy wUI hurt the leastto protect those programs most vit al much. Weinberger, in remarks at to national S<'CUrity and reduce Brigham Young University In those programs that are less · Provo, Utah, worMed that defense urgent ," Weinberger said. "This cuts required In either version of the · legislation will not aii<JII< us to do legislation could "undermine nego. that." Weinberger has ar]:!Ued for yL•ars tiatlons with the Soviets in the (Continued on page A.1) future." WASHINGTON iUPI I - Presl- ~nt Reagan and Defense Secrt>tary Gallia trus~ees, clerks seek county-wide toll free service . ' Taatllrlva . SUGAR ·RUN FLOUR MILLS,__,, OM. P'l:f, 9+2-1115 dedlc8tloa ce•emnle !lortheStlmlllon ladllly. '111e oolldlnr, Brown said, aiao 1s a l!lp or G•lllpolk' "commllmeot to ooBd lor &lie future." Issue One vote 'an historic victory,' says Sen. Collins LJJAs FU'IINS ICU. • Housing specialist hired to head ·Meigs rehab program By NANCY VOACHAM '86 FORO BRONCO :0:!4121 11 Sections, 86 Pages 60 Centt A Multimedia Inc. Newapaper Gallia dedicates its new courthouse: 'a symbol ·of the community's heritage' SAVE $2.00 Meigs Local Band Booster s will meet Mond ay,' 7 p .'m., at the ·high school. 10 SESSIONS_,,.............. ONLY $2750 LOCAJED AT BRAND Caf fOOd Band boosters meeting set Thank you for your vote of confidence for Bedford Township Trustee. ··Page A-3-· Take-()ne ..................... Insert Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant . Sunday. November 10, 1985 1985 COLUMBUS !UP! 1 - Promising to shon-ctrcult "an administration that acts like they have a stolen credit card," former Gov. James A. Rhodes ctDcially announced Saturday that he will seek a fifth term as the state's chief.executive in l!l&i. Rhodes, 76, addressed an estimated 3,000 noisy· supporters from aU over the state who braved a steady rainstorm to witness the start ct what Rhodes called a "crusade to clean out the most corrupt and most inept administration in the history of Ohio." In a 30-mlnute speech which held much of his audience's attention tor half that time, Rhodes ON SALE NOW... The Grande Squares will hold a Western style square dance Saturday at St. Pezer's Episcopal Church, 541 Second Ave., Ga llipolis from 8 to 11 p.m. Caller wUI be Ed Clark. ()eaths ............ ........ ....... .. A·1 Editorials ......................... A-1 Spcirla ........................... ' C.J.6 showers forecast for Sunday Rhodes announces hid for record fifth term ( 20 LB. · Along the River ............... 8- 1·8 Business .... ....................... A·Z · Vol. 20 No. 40 Copyrighted Susan M. Sanders, Pomeroy, has flied for divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court from John A. Sanders, Pomeroy, charging gross neglect of duty, extrem~cruelty and adultery. The rourt has Issued a restraining order against the defendant Pending final'ctlon in ihe matter. Christina Estep, Shade, has filed for divorce from Roy Estep, Shade, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. John Dale Jcobs, Gallipolis, and Luz Eneida Jacobs, Rutland, have filed for a dissolution of marriage. •• • tmts ·Positions Two couples file for divorce NEXT 10 DAYS ONLY Bob Hoeflich discusses the return of the Pomeroy parking meters - Page 8-8 James J, Kilpatrick says farewell to 'ladies' day' Starts Friday, Nov. 8, 1985 A foreclosure action has been tued in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Farmers Bank and Savings Co. against Harold P. Jones, Pomeroy, for property in Columbia Township. An action has been !Ued by Clarence and Sharon Mattox, Pomeroy, against Maria Romine, Reyooldsburg, requesting a judgment of $5000. · A preliminary injunction has been issued by llle court In an action to quiet title which was filed by James H . Hoyt, Cheshire, against I.R.D. Corp., Chagrin Falls, et a!, restraining the defendants from coming on the plaintiff's property or about wells located on the propeny, pending a final hearing in the case. SUN SOLUTIONS TANNING SALON FANTASTIC TEN Camp; Sheets 1I of Nitro,one W.brother, Va.; oneEdward sister, Carne Wears of Rutland: and one grandsOn. Funeral services will he 2 p.m. Saturday at llle Mill Creek Baptist Church with Rev. Herman Robin· son officiating. Burial will be in the Jackson Memorial Gardens at Cottagl'llille. Friends may call at the Vail Funeral Home In Ripley after 2 p.m. today. Weather forecast ... lJ~,II!IOtS St< Q?~I ~ G ~l~l A d, Foreclosure action filed IArea death Ir-r;;;;;;;;;Lo;;;tt;;;ery=w;;;in;;;ni;;;ng;;;;;;nu;;;m;;;be;;;rs;;;:;;;5;;;;;28,;;;8;;;1;;;29=~ Mae Pearl Lee. Tl, of Frozen Camp, near Ripley, W. Va., died Thursday at her home. She was lxlrn May ~. 19!1l In Putnam County, W.Va., to the late Annett and Ora Nichols Sheets. She was a member of llle Mill Creek Baptist Church and was a former Mason County school teacher. Su!VIving are her husband, Dale; one son, Edward Lee of Frozen (inema,.']) ·· ~· Buffington Island Memorial Park Admission Price Policy ' Barga in Matinees Sot . & Sun .. All Seoh $2.25 Adm . E.. ery Tuesday, $2.25 Square dance scheduled Tonight's (Friday's) square dance In Long Bottom has ca nceled due to high water. Mae Pearl Lee MOUN1AINHR BBt"""'"FREE FDI'II "''No. Best-Buin TPUCkl 1Win1 foof Thleb dUrii'PI yo~Jf lOt.ll fOtd Dllllrt TRUCII MONTH and "'*"- a ford Cap ffiEE ... while the su~ lasts . Tilt dtM ·~ · 1 ...--,-a.(IIIOIIItw.nMII A.".I.DW!RIOJI~I""--1 • 'IW ~ ftlf Delltl .... ,._ ........... n. l ~~~~ -~ 1111 .. II Y -.1ft& D1 ID t'A.IDIIII_.. "hll-*1*..._, . . . . . . ., . . . nM, Itll SPECIAL 8.8°/o'" ~ . ;,( '-"1l.,,...,...._ s..,... ........--. ... Oat monthly rate to call any ex'changr! In the rounty 'l'lmet&nllnel Stall toll free. The 446 exchange is county wide, however, An extended telephOne service may be a new 1he other exchanges are subject to a toll call. service for Gaiiia County residents if a majodty ct the Russell said the service would be an advantage for people want 11. · elderly people on a ftxed Income and people dealing. For several months the GaiUa County Township with businesses on a regular basis· that now have to Tnlstees and Clerks Association have been working payatolleverytlmetheycaU.Studentswborommute on getting a county wide extended phone service IQ~. . • to Rio Grande College would also find It to be an Gall Ia residents. '"···iidvantage when they need to contact ilstruclors. A service Uke this, said Johnnie Russell, president In order to get.this service, subscribers from each of the association, would mell!l residents would pay a By JANET HORKY lt ...... lfllll¥ JM illoctlllf-.... _.C.. ON SELECTED '85 &'BG ESCORTS &TEMPOS exchange must nrst sign a petition soowlng they want 'the service. When enough petitions are signed tbey are submitted to the Publll' Utilities Commission of Ohio and a hearing is scheduled. · "It is up to us to have witnesses" ·to testifY why It is necessary for Gallla County to have an extended phone service, said Russell ..• The PUCO will look at how many people actually want this service, the amount ol toll calls between each exchange, the distribution of the calls and the rates. "This has been trted befort' but for some reason It never happened," Russell said. One rt>ason other counties have fa iled to get this servll'e is lllat they have to deal with more than ooe telephone company while Gallta County only has.to deal with Ohio Bell TelephOne Co., explained Russell. A rate adjustment wUI probably be necessary, but some areas will probably pay less than they were paying while others wUI pay a lillie more, he said. � 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 11. November 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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