http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0f802ff37a629a1b45ee4ffecdf4711c.pdf 45d65fa469f5ae47f7549607154b382e PDF Text Text Pom Pentagon denies U.S. plane shot down ELBERFELD$ By The Associated Pres• Libyan leader Col. Moanunar Khadafy has not himself given a direct accounting of the U,S.-Libyan aerial dogfight over the . Mediterranean this week, but the state-run media has continued to in· sista U.S. plane was shot down. In a speech Khadafy made in the Arab country of South Yemen, he spoke out against what he described as the American use of Arab oil "to operate the ·anns factories which tnn!aten to cut ott the supply of oil to the United States. destroy our Arab nation.'' 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Despite the appeal to "put aside emotionalism," gangs battled police in Catholic West Belfast Thursday night with rocks and gasoline and blast bombs after the death of Michael Devine, the loth man to die in the hunger strike in Uot! Maze Prison outside Belfast. A police officer and two British soldiers were slightly wounded, the police said. LOS GATOS. Calif.- Aerial spraying with the insecticide malathion has been expanded to combat new ,infestations of the Mediterranean fruit fly found in the lush fannlands of the San Joaquin Valley. Seventeen square miles were added to the 701-square-mile spraying zone Thursday, said Dick ThomMOJI, a spokesman for the medfly eradication project in Los Gatos. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has quarantined the spray zone and much of the acreage around it, bringing to 2,427 square miles the area in which the export ~ fruit is forbidden without guarantees of no medfly infestation. The new insecticide area covers Newark, which is in southern Alameda County and just across the southern tip of San Francisco Bay frilm San Jose, where the first medfly of the current infestation was spotted in June 1980. Thompson said two. fties found there TufS!!ay were confirmed Thursday to be fertile. .AND 10'11' •w--.u~ 25960FF Denim jeans, corduroys and knit slacks for little boys and girls. Sizes: 6 to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6x,· 7 to 14. • . Widen Medfly spraying zone - CHILDREN'S JEANS Woodgerd. Lebanon - Denver 0. Curtis, Eugene G. Long, Cecil Wayne Roseberry and Morris E. Teaford. Letart - Don R. Hill, Thomas E. Manuel, Herschel D. NOrris, Walter Herbert Roush, Wayne S. Wilson and LoisM. Wolfe. Olive - Bernard L. Bennett, Clif· ford Longenette, Robert L. Reed, Everett L. Schultz, and Lawrence W.Swain. Orange - Uoyd E. Brooks, Lester M. Hawk, RobertS. Marcinko, Faye P. Watson, Norman 0. Weber, and Dale W. Welsh. Rutland- Charles D. Barrett. Jr., Robert G. Swick and Charles E. 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Candidates for the two trustee posts to be filled in each township include : Bedford - David W. Brickles. Leta Goodwin Hall, Robert G. Pickett and Norman Wood. Chester - Gary R. Dill, Thomas 0 . McKay, Jr .• Ralph W. Ours, Cari Ritchie, and Raymond C. Teaford. Columbia - Gordon Perry. William L. Stout. and Carrol D. ~ BOYS' REG. '16.00~---···•SALE 112.79 REG. '22.00 .........SALE 117.59 REG. '33.00 •••••••• SALE 126.39 REG. '46.00 •••••••• SALE 136.79 REG. 159.00 •••••••• SALE 147.19 The Pentagon denied that any U.S. jet was htt during the action. Fall ballot includes ·nine tax issues in Meigs SCHOOL SALE BOYS 112.95 JEANS ............. ..... 110.36 BOYS 114.95 JEANS .................. 111.96 BOYS 116.95 JEANS ................. 113.56 BOYS 118.95 JEANS ........ ......... 115.16 carrier Nimitz undamaged. 1 ~t>C tiOn , IOP a g e~ 1 Inc lud es our entire stock of boy s' denim jeans . Regular, s lim and husky s iz es 8 to 18. Plu s student s1 zes 26 to 30 waist, lengths 30 to 36 inches . 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F-14 planes shot down two Libyan jets in the air battle over the Gulf of Sidra. Libya claims the area as territorial waters, but the United States rejects the claim. honoring instead the traditiona l three-mile terri!Drial limit. The Libyan news agency said both pilots survived and it released a voi.JO,No.91 SPECIALS IN MEAD 200 SHEET NOTEBOOK PAPER • e BEGINS FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 developing the Arab world, especlaUy the poorer countries. In· stead, oil goes the United States and Britain to operate the arms factories which destroy our Arab nation" by producing weapons used by Israel, JANAsaid. Libya is the third largest source of U.S. etude oil imports and the American market represents an estimated one-fourth to one-third of ~Y· 0 'l' ' '->-i·J, ' • f I~ I' Jj_.r ' • • :t i ' ' . r Earold Dean, Danny B. Howard and Eugene PhiUips. Sutton - James Carnahan, Jimm~ Joe Hensley, Dennis Edison Hill , Larry Hubbard, Otis F. Koopp, and James E. Ritchie. There are two tax levies which are county-wide in scope. These include a one mill additional lax for providing ambulance service and emergency medical service or both, and a .4 of one miU renewal tax, five years duration for providing care, maintenance and treatment and hOspitalization of residents of Meigs County who are suffering from t~berculosis . Of the total number of tax issues, two are in the Eastern Local School District. The district is asking approval of a three mill, additional tax for a continuing period for current operating expenses and approval of four mills, a new tax for five years, for maintenance of facilities, pur· c hasing of equipment and remodeling of facilities. The issues include three tax renewals in three villages. Pomeroy Village is asking approval of a one mill levy, five years; Racine Village asks the renewal of two mills for five years and Rutland asks renewal of two mills for five years. All are for current operating expenses. : There are renewals being asked in tlwo, lowr11.1hips,• Tl!llse· include Lebanon Township, a renewal of one mill for five years, and Olive Township. a renewal of one mill for five years. Both leavies are for maintaining and operating cemeteri~s. The November election will bring a wet and dry issue vote in Columbia Township. Voters wiU decide on the following questions: I. Shall the sale of malt beverages, wine, and mixed beverages by the package, under permits which authorize sale for off.premise consumption only, be permitted in Columbia Township. 2. Shall the sale of malt beverages, wine and mixed beverages, under ,permits which authorize sale of on-premise and offpremise consumption be permitted in Columbia Township. 3. ShaD the sale of spirituous liquors by the glass be permitted in Columbia Township. Turning to the school board elet' tion this fall, In the Meigs Local District, there are six candidates seeking election to the two full term posts to be filled and two others have filed for one unexpired term. Filing for the fuU term were Robert E. Barton, who is now serving on the board filling an unexpected term until the election: Ellen Bell, Roger Marunning Davidson. Robert R. Fox, C. Arland King and Paul F. Thomas. Seeking the unexpired tenn are Robert E . Freed and Robert F. Snowden, who is now serving on the board but who does not seek another fullterm. In the Southern Local School District where three posts will be fiUed this fall, there are five candidates. They are Gary Dennis Evans, Janet Sue Grueser, Roger B. HiU, Barry W. McCoy and Nancy L. Neutzling. The Eastern Local School District has two posts to flU this.year and two candidates. They are William L. Buckley and Dorsel E. Larkins. There are three posts to be HUed on the Meigs County Board of Education and the three incwnbents are the only candidates to file. They are Robert E. Burdette, Harold . r,ohse and Gecir!le Perry. In Racine, there are to be four council niembers elected this taU with twice that ·many candidates filing. They are Robe(t E. Beegle, ~rl E, ,Cleland, Dale E. Hart, DaVId 'L. Huddjealolt, ·ereasa M. Shain; Carroll I;, TeafOrd, Cliarlea C, INJURED IN CRASH - Terry J . Hysell, 16, Pomeroy, was Injured when his pickup truck overturned on U.S. 33 at 9:30 a.m. Thursday. He was treated at the scene for ber injuries by th< Pomeroy emergency squad . Hysell was southbound when the truck swerved left and right, went off the road and finally overturned whl'n it cameb back onto the road . Hysell was riterl hy the sta te highway patrol for OWl. • Youth injured In crash A IS-year-old Pomeroy youth was There were no cttattons iss ued. The patrol said two vehicles injurtd in a one-car crash in Meigs County Thursday morning, the collided on a bridge on Metgs County GaUia-Meigs Post of the stale high· Rd . 141ale Thursday afternoon. David F. Ca nnin, 25. Pomeroy. way patrol said today. Terry E. Hysell was treated at the was northbound at 5:12p.m. when he scene for his injuries by the passed a southbound auto. Dust limited Carmin's visibility and when Pomero)':emergency squad, he crossed the bridge, he was unable Tile report said Hysell was southlo avoid collision with another southbound on U.S 33 at 9:30 a.m. wheh bound vehicle dri ven by Dway A his vehicle slid left on a curve, went Hawk, 25, Albany . off the right side of the road, Moderate damage was dune to travelled to the right and then went both vehicles and there were no left off the road again. citations issued. The vehicle then came back onto The patrol said a vehicle dn ven by the road and overturned, Thomas 0. Stone, 37. Long Bottom, demolishing the vehicle. Hysell was was unable to stop on R!. 7 at 5:50 cited for OWl. The patrol was kept busy investigated several minor accidents Thursday. Troopers said a vehicle driven by Beryle E. Barber, 40, Reedsville, reportedly pulled from Rt. 681 onto R!. 124 in Meigs County at 9:50a.m. and struck an eastbound auto driven by Gran! A. Smith, 48, Reedsville. Moderate damage was reported to both cars and Barber was cited for failure to yield. There were no injuries in a twocar accident at the intersection of Rt. 160 and ·County Rd. 32 in Gallia County at 3 p.m. . The report said a car driven by Opal Mayo, 37, Bidwell, pulled from the county· road into !he path of a southbound vehicle driven by Estell G. Mink, 70, Gallipolis. Moderate damage was listed to Mink's auto and slight to the Mayo vehicle. More pot confiscated Sheriff James J. Proffitt reported that his department confiscated another quarter ton of marijuana Thursday bringing the total amount seized to over four tons. The street value is estimated to be between $8 and $10 miUion. Possible prosecution will be forthcoming pendb\g acewnulation c( evidence gathered by the sheriff's department and the BCI the sheriff stated. In other action, Monte L. Riffle who contessi.d to setting a fire in the courthouse on Aug. I, was sentenced this morning by Judge John C. Bacon to three to 10 years for arson and six months of five years on p.m. and struck the rea r of C:l ca r driven by Sandra K. Gillin. 31, Reedsvill e. Sltghl damage was done lo Cillm 's car. and Stone was cited for assured clear dista nce. The patrol also reported no injuries in a two-car accident in Gallia County Wednesday afte rnoon. A westbound auto driven by Roger E. Coffman. 23, Mat·ielta. was reportedly left of center on County Rd . 4 a! 12:35 p.m. and collided head-on with an eastbound vehicle driven by John W. Hartsook. 52, BtdweiL Hart s ook' s vehicle was demolished and Coffman 's vehicle was slightly damaged. Coffman was c1led for left of center. GRANO CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION - Bob Lee, lrft. son of Mr. and Ml'll. Robert Lee, Racine, took grand champion in the junior fair and open class with his Holstein in the dairy judging Thursday at the Meigs County Fair. Lee also had reserve champion of the junior fair. Susan Wolfe, right, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wolfe, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, had reserve champion in the open class and also woo resene showmanship. In the back Is Tammy Smith, Dairy Princess. chargea .ot~andenteringthe Meigs County Sherifrs Department reported. Riffle _was arrested Wednesday by Pollee Chief J. J . Cremeans, Mlcldleport. . 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JUNIOR F.AIR GRAND CHAMPION AND REsERVE CHAi'rfpJON' -DeaD ~well,leh, Rt. l, Vllilo, took grand champion in the juolor fair and open class with b.la Jersey In tbe'dalry judgbqj Thursday at lbe Melp Couaty Fair. He al110 took grand champion showmanship. ·Patty Parker . • Pomeroy, had the merve champion Ia the junior fair division . t\'. w.- �Friday, August 21, 1981 The Daily Sentinel- Page-3 I Commentar Two local horses triumph • Page-2-The Dally Sentinel · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 21,1981 Affirmative action ?.____ _~~--------____:Wi_;_l_llia_m~F·_~_uc_~__:...ley_,_Jr. The Anti-Defamation League, whose new national director Nathan · Perlmutter, unlike some of his predecessors, can distinguish between conservatism on the one hand and racism or fasci sm on the other, is a splendid gentleman who writes to complain about a recent bequest made to Amherst College by an alumnus. One miUion dollars, to establish a chair in science, Condition: the first recipient must be black. "Clearly ," Mr. Perlmutter writes me, "they <Amherst) would not accept a gift restricted to a white sdence professor." He goes on to enclose a legal memorandum the last sentence of which reads, "Thus. the conclusion is inescapable that the Amherst racial hiring restriction is clearly discriminatory and illega l under Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act." Now just to begin with, no cor> elusion is "inescapable" in the current confusion, which began when the federal courts of the United States took Brown vs. Board of Education , which forbade discrimination in schools by reason of color, and transmuted that into an injunction to discriminate in schools by reason of color, which trans· mutation is the father of "busing ." Two weeks ago in The Wall Street Journal the scholar Walter Berns. surveying the scene in the federal government, advises us how naive it is to suppose that "the equal employment opportunity law is being used only, of nowadays even primarily, to eliminate discrimination . That was Congress' intention when it enacted Title VII; indeed, Title VII forbids what has come to be called affirmative action or reverse discrimination. to say nothing of quotas, but the government now uses it to promote af· firmative action as well as quotas." Do I, then, object to what the people over at Amherst are doing ? Actually, no ; I don't. I have for years a!tempted lo make a coherent case for affirmative action in the private sector as noblesse oblige. But grace is not the grist of public policy. It IS, in my judgment, mora lly justified when done by individuals who act on their own be half , or through private associations. But I cannot deny that if three equally qualified applicants for the new chair at Amherst presented themselves. and the trustees selected the black professor, they would be practicing a form of rac1al discrimination . Where you get into real trouble is on the matter of quo~ s that reflect the nation"! percentag e of rrunorities, or women 1 they. as frequently as blacks. are the beneficiaries of affirmative action 1. The reason is that there aren't enough qualified blacks , or women , to perform certain specialized jobs. There is a nice crack making the rounds or conservative circles, and it isn't racist, so I'd greatly apprecia te 1t if any reader who thinks • The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Puml'rny . Oh io 614-M-21)6 DE \'OTED TO THE I~T ERESTOFTH E MEIGS-MASON AREA Publisher Gtonal Managn As!llstaot Pll>lisher/C ontrollt'r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. .~C'"S Edllur r\ MEMRER of Thl' Assodatt'd l'tl"SS, Inland Dall) Pre-ss ASSO('tation and th{' Amrrican Nf''IUpaper Publis bf'rs Assodation. LETTERS Or OPINION art' ~t>lromt>d _ Ttlf'y s hould bf> ltss than 300 l'·ords loot( . All leners art subjt<'l to t>dJttng and mu1t M signed "'ilb name. addrf'u aod ll'lephone- numbu . No uru~laned \eUen; will be- published. L.enus should bt- in good lastt>, addrt>s1iog '"'"ue!i . ootJN=rsonaHtles ' States scramble for funds Norrnally the nation's governors devote themselves at their annual surnmerfests to a little politicking, a few statements that they hope will be picked up by the media back home and a lot of socializing. But business was much on the mmds of those who attended this year's meeting of the National Governors' Association. Most came to Atlantic City , N. J ., a new gambling center, with one overriding concern: money . The admimstra tion's tax and budget cuts will cost the states dearly . Most of the governors face the problem of how to make do with a lot Jess. First there is the Reagan budget that will take from the states at least $12 biilion in federal aid. Then there is the " ne,. federalism" that will transfer to the states - in the forrn of block grants - the administrative and financial responsibility for dozens of programs that have been administered and financed by Washington. The block grants will amount to only about 70 percent of the current funding for these programs. Finally there is the federal tax cut that the governors estimate will lower state revenues by more than $2 billion in the next year alone. Most of the states link their taxes in one way or another to those collec· ted by the federal goverrunent. F'ewer tax dollars going to Was hington will mean fewer tax dollars going to many state capitals. Businesses and individuals in some states compute their state income tax by taking a percentage of their federal income tax. The state of New York, for example, will Jose at least $100 million next year and more in the two succeeding years because of this form of linkage. All of this has Jed to near panic among most governors and to much debate about the options open to them. The option of increasing state and local taxes - perhaps the ultimate heresy in the current political climate - received little attention in public but quite a bit in private. One who was not afraid to describe tax increases as "inevitable" was John Y. Brown. the Democratic governor of Kentucky. "These guys (the other governors! are afraid ofthe issue," he said." But it won't go away . The federal government is giving us these responsibililles but is not picking up the cost. In Kentucky , our state revenue might even· tually drop 30 percent. We have made deep budget cuts already, about 16 percent, and it will be very difficult to cut more . ·'The only answer is that over the next few years there will have to be an upward adjustment of state and local tax bases to make up for some of the no~ue cuts." Others did not see things this way . Christopher " Kit " Bond, the Republican governor of Missouri, expressed the view shared by many of his colleagues that the stales would simply have to make do with less. "Our voters have spoken," said Bond. "Last year they rejected higher taxes in several local elections and voted a state tax lid. We are going to have to wail and see exactly what our income level is going to be and what our responsibilities are going to be. Then we are going to have to start to cut. Some of the cuts will hurt; some will undoubtedly outrage some interest groups." In public many of the governors agreed with Bond that states would have to take the political heat for cutting the programs being given to them with the block grants. But in private they sounded more like Brown in predicting that stales would be forced to raise taxes. Thla problem appears to be leading to a major fight over taxing spurces timon& federal, state and local governments. Georgia Gov. George Busbee, the outalOIDII chalnnan of the association, warned·that "the federal govemqJIIIt, If It II going to try to pass to us the responsibilities for programs it now tundl, 'l!iJl have to find us additional tax sources." ' But local governments, just as hard pressed for revenues, think the itatea 8J'ti already hogging too much of the state-local pie. The Nosy Parkers of the federal government have investigated the sexual habits of everything from fruit fl ies to women athletes, all in the sacred name of research. Now some prurient bureaucrats in the Health and Human Services Department have proposed a questionnaire that is so explicitly smutty I can't even print some of the questions. Those who are curious might get to see the questionnaire for themselves by getting a job at HHS and then telling their boss they are having personal problems. For that is the truly incredible feature of Uncle Sam's latest venture into sexual snooping : It was intended as part of the Employee Counseling Service Program, set up ·to assist employees in dealing with problems in living, which impact on work perfonnances. '' In other words, the very people most likely to be troubled by strangers poking into the intimate details of their private lives are the bars, whether they drink or use drugs, and if so how much they spend each week in these pursuits. They ~!so asked to fink on thelf friends, tellmg Uncle Snoop whether their associates also use drugs or alcohol. Those seeking counseling help with their problems are asked to reveal how much money they have in the bank, how many unpaid bills they have, ,whether they like their job and salary - evan how many times they leave their desks without pennission. Many of these answers could be clearly self-incriminatory, the kind of disclosures usually reserved for the psychiatrist's couch or the confessional box. But unlike psychiatrists anu priests, the government's nosy bureaucrats are not bound to maintain confidentiality . In fact, it would be easy for an official or a fellow worker motivated by prurient interest, thoughts of possible blackmail or simple curiosity - to identify the in· dividual making the confession. Though employees are not asked to put their names on the questionnaires, the forms do require the em· ployee's Social Security number - ,-'of(,,.,, ..: :-~ being burdened by meddling from Washington bureaucrats or unreasonable demands unposed by restrictive federal regulations. In return for thai "flexibility" the one-word rallying cry of the governors for the past six months the state officials were willing to sacrifice 10 percent of the federal financial support earmarked for those programs. When the legislation was finally aRproved by Congress and signed in· to law by the president, however, only 57 of the 492 categorical grants were combined into nine block gran· ts covering about $7.5 billion worth of federal expenditures. Instead of a 10 percent cut, the reduction in the federal funding level is estimated by NGA staff analysts to range from 2S percent to 40 percent with even deeper cuts likely in future years: Georgia Gov. George Busbee, a Democrat who was NGA chairman for the past year, warns that if "all of those programs are going to be dumped on the states ... that's bad news.' ' California Gov . Edmund G. " Jerry" Brown Jr. , also a Democrat, bluntly criticized the Reagan initiative as "a shell game." Instead of flexibility, the governos got a new law that imposes intricate paperwork requirem,ents and elaborate bureaucratic supervision distressingly similar to thai required under earlier statues. In addition, the second half of the president's economic program, the tax-reduction package to which the governors paid little attention, could produce a revenue loss for the states amounting to as much as $2.3 billion next year. Finally. the governors now are beleaguered by complaints from mayors, county commissioners and other municipal officials fearful that the financial aid they receive from the states will fall far short of previous Washington funding levels. "There is great tension - destructive tension ... and hostility" between local and state officials, the governors were told here by Indiarapolis Mayor William H. Hud':lul ·III, a Republican who is MAY1 .49( I'M CAIITXXI5 8fNA7111<e. 111/Y rw I lJifJ, 7HI1Tr IXW'T'I. lOri". /UNUI< 4.: -. -< -~ .- ~ • THE HUllER PG • ,:·h~:,l,flhii- ,. .·*s.:.,,* "·•-lA,_,:_~~- King's Ex Is driven by Spencer's nephew, Don Spencer of Vinton . King's Ex was a trophy blanket winner for the day doing the Rock Springs track In the fast time among two divisions for two year old coli trotters . LOCAL WINNER - Kiog's Ex, owned by Roger Spencer, Pomeroy, Is pictured coming into a first pince win at tbe Meigs County Fair Thursday afternoon. Name horse show winners The annual open class horse show of the 118th Meigs County Fair got underway Wednesday night but didn't finish until early Thursday morning due to the large nunnber of participants . Lead-in ponies made up the first class of the show and all participants received small trophies. In the trail class which followed first place honors went to Super 76 ridden by Frank Petrie with second place going to Dan's Sheba, ridden by Frank Beckner. Tammy Ward was first on Mountain Joe in the youth barrel races with Bibby B., ridden by Kelly Meeks coming in second. For the record ... I effectivtly destroying anonymity. In fact, the professional counselors under contract to the program ar~<lto rate employees on how well they answer the questions . Employees fear that the results of the counseling sessions, along with the Social Security numbers, were intended to reach the desks of senior officials. Despite protests from employees involved in the program and even from the office of the deputy surgeon general, the counseling program is considered a model worthy of emulation throughout the federal government. And superiors may require employees to enter the program if they won 'I enroll voluntarily. · Footnote : Dr. Dale Masi, a $50,000-a-year HHS consultant in charge of the evaluation program, insisted the controversial questionnaires were scrapped sometime in March. But the same questioonaires wound up in proposals that werl! cir· culated as late as July. The forms, she said, were first proposed by Dr. Don Iverson of the Public Health Service. "I assure you the questionnaires will not be used," Dr. Masi said. "The draft policy of the entire program is still being decided." The duping of the governors Robert Walters ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. fNEAI Fifty of the co untry's most so phi s t ica t e d professional politicians are belatedly discovering that they allowed themselves to be duped into endorsing a scheme that could lead to their humiliation or defeat. The hapless vi ctims are the nation' s governors, who were euchred by President Reagan into accepting responsibility for ad· ministering scores of governmental programs without adequate funding to perform the task. As a result, when the a~nual meeting of the National Governors' Association was held here recently, most of its members were in a state of barely controlled panic. The governors had given their blessing to the president's plan to reorganize federal g rant-in-aid payments to the states for operation uf various social·servi~e programs. In theory, many of the categorical grants that fund such programs were to be consolidated into block grants that could be administered efficiently by the states without ... \lm:LJ 1 ~~. ,'A<~-.. Uncle Sam's smarmy look at employee's SeX lives~-----=--Ja_ck_A_n_d_er._so_n ones at whom the questionnaire was aimed . Already Jacking the emotional resources that would allow them to handle personal problems without an effect on their work. they were to be asked to bare their souls to Big Brother before they can get the counseling help they need . The inquisitive questionnaire would be their ticket of admission to the counseling program. My reporters Indy Badhwar and Vivian Marino have seen the questionnaire, which in some ways resembles the kind of " research " that has been the basis of best· selling books on hunnan sexuality. It might even be titled, "Sex and the Government Worker." Employees who seek counseling are expected to reveal the most harrowingly intimate details of their sexual encounters, from how they kissed on a first date to the degree of satisfaction they achieve in various bedroom activities. They also asked if they are homosexuals. Married employees are asked whether they hit their children and whether they help with household chores. In other areas once regarded as strictly private, the employees are asked to divulge how often they go to [j; ·cour·- lWO VI\VID_sroa<M4N. A F£W SXlAl. ~. /tND AN'(~ TAA OF DEFt~ BU~ ~' 0/EK. forever. BOB HOEFLICH If the management finds that a substantial part of Its work force is pausiilg aU too often, they may not find this refreshing. Jackson's case is borderline. By the way, he intends - having won his victory with Cocato go right down the Yellow pages, so you'd better square off on this philosophical question. ~· WASHINGTON - Is Uncle Sam turning into a dirty old man? There was a time when an in· di vidual 's sex life was properly considered none of the government's business. But those days are gone ROBERT L. WINGETT PAT WHITEHEAD If, then, afflnnatlve action at vertising through black stations, in otherwise would desist from writing Amherst is OK, but not so in the black journals, the works . Hnun. He me. One of the most original and how about is working the private sector, no federal government, trenchant conservative economists Jesse Jackson, who threatened doubt about it. He ha~'t proved an· writing today is a black, Professor Coca-Cola with a black boycott and ti-black discrimination. He simply Thomas Sowell of the Hoover In· $30 million of concessions out <i wants more of the action for black got stitution. Another prominent black people. Well, any loss as a result of the company more black conservative economist, ardent foe inefficiency will be that of the Coca· distributors, franchisers, emof the minimunn wage, is Professor Cola Co. ployees , managers; more ad· Walter Williams of George Mason University. The wisecrack is to the effect that Tom Sowell and Walter Wiliams have a compact never to travel together in the same airplane. This fleeted remark refers in the first instance to the scarcity of black conservative economists; but in the second, to the scarcity of black econumists. And this, read as a synecdoche, is something we have to face . If we set out to insist that 12 percent of all doctors be black beginning tomorrow, we' re going to have some mighty poor meclicine. The Nationa l Association for the Ad· '\ vancement of Colored People is ____. about advancing a people who, by ' r easo n of a history of discrimination , has not yet achieved parity. Walter Berns says that the mess in Washinb'lon is substantially the result of a crazy affirmative action that makes it all but impossible to fire a balck or a woman. There are seven employees in government about whom it can be said that their principal P.rofession is the filing of complaint•. One of them managed eight in a single year. and these are no joke. 'Sl~TC~ ~\BY~NS ~NO , I~GIDEI>It'A~~Y. Supervisors simply capitulate, and incompetents hold down jobs. president of the National League of Cities. Hudnut explained the mayors' anxiety by offering an example from his own city: About 15 per:cent of Indiana's residents live in Indianapolis and they pay 21 percent of the state's gasoline tax - but the state returns only five percent of those revenues tothecily. The state executives now are confronted with a choice between two untenable alternatives: increases in state taxes - the surest form of political suicide for any governor or reduction and elimination of popular social-service programs. Regardless of which course they pursue. the adverse impact . of the governors' action almost certainly -will be apparent by November 182, when now fewer than 37 governorships - almost three-fourths of all those positions - must be filled in statewide elections. " We bought into the ReaMan plan, got into the boat- and suddenly we find ourselves going over the falls," said Arizona Gov . B111ce Babbitt, a Democrat. DOONESBURY Two locally owned horses were by Larry Smithberger, Marietta, fir· fourth race, the second divis ion for :. trophy winners for the fastest track st in the lOth race for the pacers. the pacers. tiine in their classes during the 10 Race fans cheered on the only harness horse races of the Meigs female driver of the day . Carol County Fair Thursday afternoon. Elliott, driving Friendly Mel, owned King's Ex, owned by Roger Spen· by Merrill Elliott, Jackson, to first cer of Pomeroy and driven by his place in the fifth race, third divis ion nephew, Don Spencer, Vincent, was for three year old pacers. She drove first in the second and seventh races Friendly Mel in the fastest lime of 5J1 JACKSON PIKE -Rt 35 WEST Phone 446· 4524 for two year old colt trotters, the all of the horses in the third divisions BARG AIN IIIA fJNEE S O N SAl d SUfi second division for the colts and won for the three year old pacers. Taking Ali S EA TS .J{)S f S 1 5U ADMISS ION EVERY 1UfSOAr $1 SO the trophy blanket presented by first in the third race for those Swisher and Lohse Pharmacy. pacers was Crown Time Brodie , FRIDAY thru THURSDAY I ~ Taking first place in the first and owned by Leo and Esther and AUGUST 21 thru 27 sixth races, the first division for the Crownover, McArthur , and Dow two year old colt trotters, was Polk's Knight, also owned by the · ,~.. ,\ GET Silver, owned by Fred C. Polk, Bar- Crownovers, took first place m the nesville. However , King's Ex had ,..-- - - - - - - - - - - --1 BJ:AU BRIDGES the best lime and won the trophy. 8[V[RLY D AN GUD ffi Mona Carol , owned by Howard Hio'lfK 00 & 9'S f> . M SAr 1!. SU ~ ~VIfHJ I JO & J . IS Sayre, Syracuse, and driven by Ron Newhart, beat out 12 other horses taking part in the three divisions of raci ng for three year old filly pacers to win a trophy blanket donated by Falls City Beer Marchi Distributor. Mona Carol placed first (n j~[f • i ·:~1(1()~ "1 m the eighth race, the first division S'IT ~ :.u r~ "\~ :· .rl i 'l ~ _l 0) for the three year old filly pacers, and ran the track in the fastest time to beat out Show Byrd, owned by Merrill Elliott, Jackson, first in the ninth race, and Rustic Spike, owned NAT IONALLEAGL'E EAST AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST w L Prt. GB 7 3 .700 Dl>truil Toronto Milwaukee Baltimore x·Ne"'' 'fork 6 ~ 7 5 .' Boston Clevel<md ' • 5 6 ' 6 w .600 SL. !.OlliS Nc " · York .583 ChicH)(O .500 .<00 .400 Montreal 6 7 fiOO - t Forsch I~ .<55 .333 273 500 300 222 • 2 x·l.usA n~el es s.a n F nmdscu 7 7 3 3 700 .700 5 5 4 5 :l First ple~ ce in the open barrels went to J 1~ gs, rid · den by Kell y M~ks and second place went to Cutler's 50 ridd~n by C'hc!rles Ohlinger. Frank Petrie, e~gain on Supt>r 76, won first plaC€ honors in the open plea sure c ia ~ wilhl'~ rank Beckner oo S heba '~ Super Chi.s taking secood place. ML J ~ Ra r ridden by KHy Hale won first place in the 2 -~~ ~ .500 .500 innin~ s 1 Sli~b 2 :.! ' .100 •PerrY 6-41 Ch1ca~o • Ill :'-lt•..i· Yurk • Zuchr~· •Sotu i~•. •n 1 HutL..tun 5-i 1 ' Suttun 2-51, 'n 1 • F: sptn1J~ 6- 7• at IJ.Ji Antotl!le~> 1 RI!Wll 'A nduja.r :\-31, 1 n 1 6-JJ Cmn nnat1 Pht la d elp h !e~ at at St.Loui s San F r;~r·:i !tt'O at C 1icagu Montreal at Allanta, 2, •t-n • • Parrott Nt•w York at Cincinru~\t, •Il l San D1e~o at Pitllibur)l h, 'n • Los Anl<(eles at St.Luuis, 111 • Suoday's Games Texas at Detroit Kansas Cih· at Nt"' York ChiC<II(U <II. Turonlu Ba lhmon• at 011kbmd Minnesota at Milwaukee, •111 Cleveland at Califo rllii:l, •n1 Sa n Die):!o at Pittsbur):!h Muntn•al at Alla nla :..;ew York at C incinne~t i Los Angeles at SU .outs San Friinciscu at C h it:a~u Hou.slun at Philadelphia. • n 1 e~t Seattle, 'n' S1Dday's Gamt'~ Chiciii(O a t Toronto Tuas at Detroit K<tnsas Cit}' at New York Minnesota at Milwaukee C le~ e land a t CH 1ifomu:1 Raltunore at Oakland Boston o t Seattle. 1 n 1 First p le~ce in the English pleasure da!iS w~ lNbbie Griffith on De Ora Dama and second plctce ~·e nt to Penn)' M!ller on Su~ar Boy . In the nun-re"'istered plea.'!ure horse class, first place went to Deborah Wooclyard, on Sage King Candy and sei.'Ond place to Beth Gloeckner on Cllann. William Greer on Buckjstoo was first in tht> rt'"'~1ered pleasure horse class with Fae Crai,; on Friendly Ole Gal taking second place Beth Hobstetter ridmg Kint: 's Super ChiK wus fi rst in the horsemanship, under 18 cia ~. with .Jeannie Wel.sh oo Sally Blut' Ace coming in ~ond . In that class, over 18 years of e~ge, Beverly Dellinger on Chief Samuel was fi r:;t and Frank Petrie on Super 76 was second . Jerry l..t>~· i_,. won first phi~ oo Sandy Wasp in tht' corn· peUl!Vt duh for cuh with MCOOd plaet' gtJing to Charlie Ohllnger on Pat Bailey. Cindy Rifne on Bo Wasson was fir st in the youth pleasure class and second "'as Tonya Chadwell on Mal) Jane. William Greer un Buckistoo wu first in lhe men's pleasure d ass with Fnmk Petrie. again on Super 76 , com ing in second. J erry l..eM'i-" IJn Sand)' Wasp ridden b}" .Jerry l .ewis vn1.s first in lht' nag rat:e with second fo!Oin~o~ to Dan Elias on Snappy Hank . Debora Allaway on Aleda Eljon was first in the ladies pleasure cl11ss "'"ilh Fat> Cnti~ on Friendly Olt> Gal. S4'('Und . Joe Roush with Tkkle My Toes was first in the roadster pony class and Bub Grace with M1s.s Honey Bee Lakingseco_nd . PrerniUJTl:i were a.warded in the top fi ve places ofllwshuw S.tllnlay's Gam~s at Philadelr,hia Ottkland Saturday's Gam•5 t:llne race I.'Omptotit!on and second was Charles Ohlinjl!er riding Cutler's 54l. Mikki Conle y lln My Gra~· Mi.ss wa :s first in the pony pleasure class: second wa.s C.athy Jo Hob:ilet.ttr on Bla ~e . ~~ ~ •Kravet• 0-31 &m Dicji!U ' Mur11 '1--9 ;,~nd Lollar 1-51 at PitUburtth tB ibby 4-3 und Rhoden &·l l, 2 M1mlreal •Gullickson :\.--61 at Athtnta HutL..tun 1111 - -~ · Friday's Games &in Francisco tG riffin Hl a t Baltimore 1 Palmer J-51 at ' Kinjl!rnan 3-4 1, ' n 1 Boston • Tudor 2-JJ 1:11 Sei!Uie Boston 4 7 • 5 Scl n Die~u 2 8 K-Fint·half d!Vlswn winner Thursday's Gamt' Atlimla 6, New York 4 Onl\· ):!arne scheduled ,5(;6 1 B..llwng.arten 9-51 , I 2 Cincinrl<lti >6 ur !.amp J..l1 3-6! Kansas Ci ty •G ur11 N1 at New York • Rt!i!.hetli 3-ll, 1n 1 Te~:as 1Dan.·iu 7.:,1 dl Detruil 1I .UJM'Z -l-11, •n! Minnewta 1Williams 2~1 e~l MiJwau k~·t• I Caldwell 8-S l , I 0 I Clewltmd 'WaiLs 5-6! at Ca hfornie~ Chu·a ,~:u .at Torunto .600 Alla.nw .636 3 Cal ifornia 6. Baltimore 2 Bost on 13 , 0Hkland 4 C'lt'Vt>\and 6, Seattle 5, 14 Only !(ames schfituled Friday's GameM 600 5 Huu~ton 6 5 Tnc&S 4 WEST .667 '4 • K<Jnsa s Cit,. 6 Caliromia · ' 3 6 Minnesot-11 x-F in.1-half division wanner' Tbunda)' 's Games C hit· a ~u 6 5 3 ~~1 3 GH 750 2 Ptl l!i bur~h K-Ph !lad elp h it-~ WEST x--Oakland Seattle Prt. I. 6 811duline" THE LIFmME ROOfiNG Transaction!' FOR BARNS, SHEDS, HOUSES TREVOR HOWARD II WilD WALlER P6 NEW YORK ( AP) - Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced a new system for deciding the teams that will win the major leagues' playoff berths. Under the split season structure ca used by the Slklay strike - should a team win both halves of the season, that team will meet the second-half runnerup in the playoffs. The Major League Players Association executive board voted to accept the revised plan. The original playoff structure had the team with the best percenta ge for both portions of the split season advancing to meet the double division winner . ;--------------~ " COLO\l · . 1'l' • 1'/~t 'lllt t 1980 FORD F-250 6 cyl. 4 speed 1979 GMC, 4 speed, 4 wheel drive 1978 CHEV. C.lO CHEYENNE, Diesel Auto. 1978 CHEV. C.lO, Auto. 1977 FORD F-250, 4 wh. drive, auto. 1976 CHEV. C.lO, Auto. 1974 CHEV. EL CAMINO, Air, Auto. 1974 GMC, lfz Ton • SIMMONS OLDS-CAD-CHEV., INC. Now thru Sept. 3 POMEROY, OHIO PITI'SBURGH PIRATES John Milner. first trcal Expos bal't'man. fo r - Tcaded baseman. to tht· Mon· Wlllit" Munlcmcz. fir st BASKETBALL 6. ltinsulates 7. It ' s more attractive 8 . It's maintenance free 9 . It ' s worry free 10. It's guaranteed less e•pensive lightweight easier to install approved tougher N•tlonalB.uluotbi!IU Ali!illf'ialitJD DALlAS MAVERICKS - Tf'llded Bill Robinzint>. fontard. to the UUth Jaz:z for W<~ )' nt' Cooper. ('enter. and Allan Bristow. forward f'OOTBALL NaUoul Football lnKUe Released St~\·e Mlkt"' Mayt"r. kicker . BALTIMORE COLTS - ASK ABOUT ONDULINE, THE LIFETIME ROOF BAUM TRUE VALUE GREEN BAY PACKERS Released Cal\'tn Perkins, v.ide receiver . ctlained Mdnn Huo\'t:r , wide receiver. tm '•Uii~ers frmn Uw NP.w 'fork G icml... Nf.W ENGI.ANO PATRIOTS ·- SiKned Ovn Hussl'lbt'<' k. ti~o~ht end . NF:W ORLEANS SAINTS Obtained Ha\· Custit·t. linebacker. un woa i,·ers from tht.; Nt•w Enl(tand P11triots. Chester, Ohio 985· 5301 o•...••..••••....... AMC L~ l ',1 clr _ H . r ,1 11' 1n1 rn ct.o . .l 1 y l. w .,,r r 1•(! w liilll ~. ny l l nl) 1977 FORD GRANADA •••••••••••••••••• '1995 2 Dr . hardtop. auto., PS ,6cy l., "'vinyl top First round lt>adt>rs GRAND BLANC, Mich. !API liale Irwin and Japan's !sao Aoki each shot 7-under-par 65 io share the first-round lead in the $350,000 Buick Open. Canada's Dan Halldorson was one stroke behind the leaders,with a 66. Dave Hill and Bill LoefOer were lied at67. Plan tournament The Kaiser Employee Recreation Association !KERAJ will host a men's open invitational to all tri· · state teanis. , , . u.s.s.~.A. rules will be used.' All entry fee of S65 and two softbtllls wi~ be give~~. ' Dates for the tourney are A\lg. ~ .30. }\eglstration cleadline .is Auc.' 'it • · at 5 m. For more lnforinalion call (3011 ~ or (614) 446-7033. •Trohles will be giveh to the top four places 'alon. with a homeruna , ward. p: ·~ J) 1976 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT ••••• ~~~ •• 51795 1976 FORD GRANADA ••••••••••••••••••• ,$1995 n s . c.. . MALIBU. · 4 dr Good cond . $1295 1974 CHEVY ···········~······· Windows and Sliding doors 1973 DODGE VAN •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 FORD ·F250 CWB CAB •••••• :.~::. $1395 , 74 1-riR.D f250 · Auto .. PS , fl•t bed. $1395 19 f\1 •••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 dr auto , PS. Runs GOOd 5395 ~~ ~ .......... . 1972 PONTIAC .•......... . 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J. 4. & SU N Reveals n e w system BASEBALL ATI.ANTA BRAVES - Rt·ealled Bre\1 Butler. uulfleidt'r. from RidunomJ of thl' lntt>rTleltional i.A:!ajo!u e. Optit>'1ed Terry lla.'l)t!r. outfielder. tl) Rictunond . .: 1n fl [ f r \~1 D ISCOUNT '7998.00 '1003.00 SAVE '6995.00 '500.00 '6495.00 '8890.00 1895.00 '7995.00 '500 .00 '7495.00 '8428.00 '703.00 '7725.00 '500.00 '7225.00 FORD REBATE SAVE SAVE $120300 CLEARANCE ON USED CARS WAS 1974 VW BUG •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1495.00 1978 FIESTA 3 I)()()R •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s3395.00 1980 T-BIRD - LOADED ............................ '6995.00 1976 FORD MAVERICK 4 DOOR ................... '1995.00 1979 FORD F-150 4x4 ............................ '4895.00 1978 DODGE PICKUP............................. 52495.00 FORD PICKUP••••• ~.................. 52195.00 NOW $1295.00 $3095.00 '6695.00 s1595.00 s4695.00 $2195.00 $1795.00 �Page-4- The Dail Sentinel Friday, August 21, 1981 Pomeroy- Middle ort, Ohio Fair THE MIDWAY COMMUNI"':Y CHURCH of Lang!>ville, OhiO will hold an old fashioned GOSPEL SONG FEST SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 198 1 11 : 00 A .M . until??? The featured groups from Columbus, Ohio : The Sagar Family with Jack Crabtree and Tex and Inez Bowman . Featured loca I groups: The Journeymen, The Gospel Tones, and The Luminators . d There will also be dinner o.n the groun sd Everyone is asked to bnng a covere dish The church is located on ~ou_nty Road 10. Reverend A. A . Hughes mv•tes the public. comments By JAYNE LEE HOEFLICH Tune lS runnmg out, as the Me1gs Count y Fa1r ends Saturday, but you st1ll have a chance to VISit the many altractJOns you 'II be glad lou d1d ' The Me1gs County Uml of the Amen can Cancer Society has a unique and mformat1ve display th1s year. located m the Grange Hal l. Commercial Building No I Among the many features are a Videotape. dealing w1 th the overa ll effects of >mokmg on hea lth . and three act ual lun~ s- one a ffected by cancer. one by emphysema, and one by d1sease, 1n companson to healthy funl · twnmg In add1tton to alllhJs, scads of detat led litera ture 1s ava ilable free for the takmg, so be su re lo slop by the exhibitiOn · .~,; OUTSTANDING TROOPS - A troop from each level of Meigs County Girls Scouts was seleded as outstanding with trophies bemg presented to the leaders. fhe outstaodiog troops were Semor Troop 1.208. Gertrude Casto , leader ; Cadette Troop 1180. Patty Pomeroy - Middleport, Oh10 . Capehart. leader; Junior Troop llOO, Margaret Parker; and Brownie Troop 1220, Janet Simpson, leader, pictured left to right. Mrs. Parker's junior troop ""s also selected outstanding troop of the couoty, an aYlard "on for the past thrt>e years Gerald Shuster of Pomeroy ha s been on hand for the horse harness ra c mg at the fa 1r th1s )ear. a s he has bee n for the past several Now, howe;er. he's lak1ng a dvantage of race excitemen t to lr) out h1s ne" vi deo camera and recorder WJlh all the ac hon that's been gomg on at the 11 ack llhmk he made a good ch01ce of Ivc atwn This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. Brown's Fire & Equipment J lll11 sh Ill'\ t'l' w. ST,\TE FAIR PARTICIPANTS - These 4-H members \\ ere outstanding in their r es pf'd tvc proJects in the rounty and selectt.>d to represent Meigs Count} at the Ohio State Fair. The} are Brenda Bentz, Ooma E dv.ards. natural resources, Pam R<•Jbel, tasty meals, and April Parker, home fur- Cra ne . Mar) Socw / Calendar The llaih Sent ind 1l~PS J 4).9ti0t ,J,n ~ .\ f.ulh fulh t\ tl\ al ll flltl •ll \1.,nd.t\ \111" 111-! h Il l (t•ult S!IH\ In til t Ull!l V.tll t l l'u\JI I'> illl(..: ( IJII jllll\ \1ultll lll't\l,t hi t , I' <itu r "' llhh ~ ~ h'• ·~IJ . ,.!J)b ~t 1• nd 1 I,Js • ll'"l•i i, t p 11d o1 I P 'lilt I"' ( Jl11< \l ollliJ• t l l11 ' " '~ l.tlo oll'tt ~' l ll t tlld!l,u 11 l 'i f't.' \"' " ' '''"II 1111 1 Uu \l l ll'l loa ll '\1 II ' lhtpt I f)UI 111~~~~ ' ~ \ " ' < l,)j( I) \,((( <1(1,11 H1 <111ho llll \ th<fti • IIIJ,; ll<pl o~ tn!. tll l o \li"PIJI<I Sd" ~!l llllrtl Al llllll ... 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Hazel Co mmumt\ Churc h Lo.1g B u ttur n Sunda\ ~~hot>! 9 30 a m baske t dmner · noon o fternoon serv 1ce .1t 1 30 b} Dan Ha\ m a n H} mnt1mer~ and guest \\ 1t h :;p er lo l s m g mg and the Ct Il ls In ! th , llliiJ.: I< P••' i lh t<lll lt: r lllol\ Jlrlllllil oll l\ .11111 tlll \fll • ll ll J),nl\ So•ll l lllt Inn,, I h ••r l) ll~t•nth tJil'l~ ( Jt•tltl 11 1ll h, j.! l\<ll<,lllhl o,i< llll •IIIII Sub ~ >peaker Flovd Rugard Edsel Ha il. pa stor. mv1les the public REUN ION descendants of R W Hullon , Sunda) . D of A ha ll m Chesle r bas ket di nne r at noon AU fnends and relahves mvtted MONDAY WORK :-liGHT on playground a t l'omero; E:leme nta r; Monda) begmnmg a! 6 30 p m until da rk Brmg pa ml brus hes. shovels. ha mmers a nd s1ck les I \1 111111 SiX rw•nth $]! :;o iI j(J 1 \' "r $ \ 1 flO ' a• · · IS NOW ON HAND · ~- ~ ~-. t ~· ......,.,_.. OF INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSONS WITH ALL THESE FEATURES: • "C onsecu -tlow" arrangements of lesson matenai • Pnnted Scnpture text from the K 109 James Version •Verse· by -verse ex planat1on of the Bible text •D e ta1led lesson background •Practical appiJcatJon of ma1or les s on truths •ActiVIty tea chang suggestions •Statement of lesson a1ms •L esson outline to take to class •V Jsual aid lor most lessons •Helpiul, pleasing color an every lesson • Pronunciation of diffiCUlt words right 1n text •" Let's Talk It Over" questions and answers MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 MILL ST. . .992·2641 · , .. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIS T 282 MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH De< MIDDlEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN in tests on wild rats usmg Purina' ' Rat Control Pellets against five leadmg ba1ts and gram , rats preferred the taste of Punna Rat Control Pellets as much as ten to one! That 's why we guarantee that Purina Rat Control Pellets will be the most palatable rat bait you can use or you get your money back 1 And 1t works! Follow the dJrectJons on !he bag and get cont rol of your ra t problems . CHR ISTIAN UNION lawrence Mqnley pastor Mrs. Ruuell Yaung Sun day Schoo l Supt Sunday School 9 30 o m Even•ng worshtp 7 30 Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p .m . MT MORIAH CHU RCH Of GOD Racine Re\1 James Satterf ie ld pastor Mormng worshtp 9 ' 45 a m Sunday school 10 45 o .m , evemng worship , 7 , ' Tuesday , 7. .30 m ladies prpyar meeting Wedne$day ·7 30p m . VPE . , MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST , Corner Sutth and Palmer the Rev. Mark Me · Clung , Sunday school 9: 15a.m .; Randy , Hayes Sunday School supermtendl!'nt Don R1ggs osst supt Morn1ng WoutHp , ' 10 15 om Youth meehng 7 30 p m , Wednesday i ncludin~ wee tots eager boo....,ors. junior astr.anouts , and, funtor ' and sen ior h •gh BYF, choir practice. 8.30 ; p m . wedf\esdpy prayer meeting and ~t· P How to gal a FREE Farmer's Almanac. ($1 .25 value) Stop by your Punna Dealer today Pick up a coupon good fo r a free Farmer's Almanac from Purina when you purchase one five -pound bag of Punna Rat Control Pellets. MODERN blo 11udy Wodnooday. 7.30p.m CHURCH Of' 'CHRIST, Middleport, 5th and Motn lob Mellon, minister, Scott : SaltlfnOn. "asiOCiote minister . Btble • school . t 30 a m : morning wOnhlj, , : 10.30 a m T e..,enlng terv1ce, 7:00 p .tn . ·SUPPlY·· , Wedne,doy Bible Sludy and youth group 1 mMtlngt. 7 00 p.m. MIOOLEPO~T CHURCH OF THE :,NAZAIIQII ( R"'1 · Jim I , _ , poo!Or · Bill Whtte, ~nd0y 1 Khci01' l<lpl. Sun<loy ~ school. 9,30 a .m .; morning worship , ' 399 W. MAin St. . 992-2164 Pomeroy, 011. The Store with "All Kinds of Stuff" lor Pets- Stables ., · Large & small ~"!~als -!,.awns & G.udens r CH RISTIAN te r Rd Rd longsv• lle Rev A A : Hughes Pastor Sunday School 10 am •Sennces on Tuesday Thursday and Sun 1 doy 730pm FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Batley 1 Run Rood Rev Emmett Rowson pa!i tor Handley Dunn supt Sunday sc hool 10 0 m Sunday evenmg serv1ce 7 30 Btbl e teachmg 7 30 p m Thursday 126 E M.atn Yd Pomeroy 461 s Middleport Phone 992 · 3480 ~ §> Sc hool 10 om 7 JO p m 992· 3785, Pom eroy 985 · 3944 o lo' POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Robe rt McGee POM EROV Sun day School 9 15 o m Wor sh•p serv1ce 10 30 o m (half reh~:•ar so l Wednesday 7 p rn Rev Robert McGee pa stor ENTERPR ISE Wo r sh1p 9 am Ch ur ch School 10 a m R1 chard Ro th e m1ch pa s lo r ROCK SPRI NGS Sunday Sch ool 9 15 o m Wors h1p serv 1ce 10 o m R1chard Ro th e rnl ( h pa stor t-= LATWOODS Church Sch oo l 10 a m RtC hord Roth em •c h Wor sh•p II a m pas tor MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER HEATH Chu 1ch Sch ool 9 30om War '> ht p 10 30 a m UMYF 6 p m Rober t Ho b •nson Pa stor RUTLAND Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 30 o m Wo rsh•p 10 30om SALEM CE NTER Wo r sh •p q o m Chur ch Sc hool q 45 om SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Stanley M ernfted Mm1 ster ~ O R ES T RUN Wor shp 9 om Church ~c ho o l t Oo m M INERSV IlLE Chur ch School q a m Wo 1sh •p lOam AS tlURY C hurc h School 9 50 o m Wors h1p 11 a m B1bl e Study 7 30 p m Thur sday UMW Its I Tuesday SO UTHERN ClUSTER Rev Oa. . . td Ham s Rev Marlt Flynn Rev Flore nce Smti h Ht lton Woll e BETHANY ( D orm~ ) Wor shtp 9 00 o 111 Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 00 a m Brbl e study Jst 1nd Jrd ond 5th Tu es day~ 7 15 p m youth lellows h•p 2nd ond 41h Tu esd a ys 6 00 p m CARMEl and SUTTON (Wors htp Sun d a y Schoo l and mosl other event s h~ld JOtntly l Sunday School q 45 and Wan;h1p 11 00 at Sutton ftr st and tht r d Sundays and at Carmel \econd and lourth Sun da ys B1b le St udy second fou r t h and '• fth Thursdays 7 15 p m Fomtly Ntght Fe ll owsh1p Dmne r th 1rd Thu rsday 6 30 pm APPLE GROVE Sunday Schoo I 9 30 a rn Worsh •p 7 30 p m I stand 3rd Sun days Prayer m ee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m F.ellowsh •p supper f1 r st Sotul doy 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m EAST LETART Chru ch School 9 am Worsh1p serv1ce 10 o m Prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Wednesday UMW sec ond Tuesday 7 30 p m RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday school I 0 a' m ., worst·up It o m Cho~r pro cl tce Thu rsday 8 p m LET ART FALLSWorsh1p serv1ce q a m Ct1urch School 10 a m MORNING STAR Worship 9 30 a m Church sC:hoo llO 30o .m . MdRSE CHAPEL Church School 9 30 om Worsh1p 11om . PORTLAND Sunday Schoo l 6 30 p m eolng Worship, 7 :30 p m Voutt1 Fallow1h1p , Wednesday 7 30p m e. . NORTHEAST ClUSTER R•v~ Richard W . Thomas 'Duane Sydenstricker Sr. John W . Douglas Charles Domigon )OPPA Worthtp 9 :00 a .m Church Sc:hool10 00 a . m CHESTER. Worilllp 9 a.m •. 'school ' 10-om Chu"h Choir Rehearsal 7 p m , ThurodQys. Bible Study. Thurodays . 7:30 p.lli. thu'radby lltile Study , 7:30p. m REEDSVIllE: Su~day School 9·30 a .m. am evenmg ~e r v 1re 7 p m Wednesday B1ble St udy 7 p m CHE5 TE R CH URCH OF TH E NAZAREN E R e~o Herb ert Gro te pmtor Fronk R1tfl e wpt Sunday ~c ll ool 9 JO am Wor sl'1 1p ~\' I V I Ce II am and 7 30 p m Pray er meeltnq Wednesday 7 30 p m LAUREl CUFF FREE METHOD IST CH URCH Rev Fl oyd F Shoo k po stof Llo yd Wr i gh t 0 1fector ol (hrl \ lton l::duca l• on Sundoy Sc hoo l 9 JO a m Morn•ng Wor5hrp 1(.; 30 o m Cho1r !-' en ( llrC' Sundoy b 30 p m Ev en tn g WOT '!! Illp 7 30 p m Wedne\ d oy !-'royer anrl Btbl o 5Tudy 7 JO p m Ol:XHR CHU RCH OF CH RIS T C horl c~ f< 1 J ~~cl l s~ m•m>Ter ll• t k Moco mbe e ~UIJI Sunday sc hool Q 30 a rn wot sh• p '>f'fv!CC' 10 JU am B• blf' St ud y Tue sday / JOpen RtOHGAN i l l:D ( H UIK H O F Jt S U ~ CHRI ST OF LATTER DA'Y SA INTS Po r ti on) RaCt rl e Roo d Wtll•om Hous h pa st ot Ph y ll• ~ Stobort Sunday Sr hool Sup! Sunday Sc hool 9 30om Mornr ng wo1sh•p 10 30 om Sund ay t>ver"' tng '> '-'' v1 u~ 7 p m Wedne':o doy C've n1 ng p1aycT <:, C' r vrces 7 JO p m I:U·THLE HE M BAPT IST Rev Eorl Sh u ler pa..., to T Wor sh1p sc r v tC(! 'I :.JU am 5un day H hoo l 10 30om B1hle Stu dy and ptoyet servtee Tll u•sday 7 30 p m l ARLETON CHUR CH K• nqs bu •y Roa r! G o ry Kmg pa s1or Sunday H hoo l q JO a m Rolph Carl su peronrenden f eve n )rig wors htp 7 30 p m Prayer mee l mg We dnesd ay 7 30 p m 1O N G BOTTOM CH RI STI AN To m R• chason pastor WollocP. Damewood ':I u nd a y Sc hool Su pennfPnde nl VVorsht p '>e r v •ce ot9o m 81bl eSc ll ooll Oo m HYSELl RUN HOUNE SS CHUR CH lh•v Jh.-.ro n Durham pa stor 5undav Schoo l o l II 30 o rn Mo entnQ worsh•p at 10 30 a rn Th u rsda y se rv 1ce:. at 7 :JO p m 1- RE ED OM GOSPEl MI SS IO N ot Bol d Knob locn tPrl on Coun l y Rood :J l Re v Law1 erHe Gluescn carn p pas to r Rev Roger IN tllfo aSS t\ tanl pa stor PrPorhmg ~crv o CP5 Sunday 7 30 p m pr ay er II'OC'Io ng We dnes day I JO p m Go r y C.r1 1f rt h leadcYo ut h groups ~u ndoy rovc mq b :.JO p m w tf h Roge r a nd V to le l W1lll 01 rl o s l eo ders Corn mun •on ser , 1 ct"'~ t .r st Si.Jnday eac h mon th W HITE S (HAP FI Coo l viii P RO Rev Ho y D ee ter pastor Su nday sc hool q 30 a 111 wor~hrp se r v1ce 10 30 o ,, Brbl e ~ Jud y an d p•a.,.er ser v•fc Wednes day 7 JO p m RUTL AND CH URCH OF CH RI ST Bob l:!uch onghom pa stor Herb El l10tl Sun day sc h oo l sup ! ~ umloy sr huol q 30 mornong wors hop oe• d co rn un •on 0 m tO 30om IW TLAND BIB LE METHOD IST CHUR CH Amo'> Td h !io pastor Don ny Ttl hs Su nda y )rhool Sup ! Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am l ollowcrl by morn1ng worsh tp Su ndo y • •J I'II I <'q se rv1c~ 7 00 p rn Pr ayer .neelt nq Wednesday 7 00 p m RUTLAND C HUR C H OF TH E NALARE N E Rev Lloyd 0 G rtmm Jr pastor Su nday Hhoo l 9 JO am wor sPt viCe 10 30 a m Broadco\ 1 ltve ove r WMPO young peopl es se r v tce 7 p m Evong el tslt c ser vtee 7 30 p m Wednes day se rv 1ce 7 30 p m HR ~T SO UTH ERN BAP TIST Corne r o f SPco n d a nd APo stor Fr onK lowthe r Sun day schoo l q 45 om worsh1p se r v1ce 11 0 m and 7 JO p m Weekly Btbl e Sludy We dne sday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CH RI ST M1ll er ~t Mason W Va Eugconc L Conger rntn,c; ter Sunday Btb h;o Study 10 om Woe sh• p 11 am and 7 p m Wednesday Htbl e Study .. ocol musiC 7 p m Lif E SCIENCE CH URCH 12 N o rth l h1 r d St Ch esh1r e Ind ep end en t fun rlame nt a l se r v i CC~ Sunday even •n g 7 30 p m Po st o1 Rev Or Rober t Persons MA SON ASSEMBl Y O F GOO Duddmg Lone Ma son W Vo Rev Ron n1e 8 Ro<>f' Pm tor Su nda( Sc hool 9 45 o 111 Morn1ng Wors h• p 11 o m b•cnmg Scr v oC(:l 7 30 p m We dne\ doy Wome n \ Mwll sln es 9 a m (me e t1n g and p r ay er Proye-r and B•b le Study 7 p m q ]0 UNI rEO PRESBYTERIAN MINI STRY OF MEIG S COUNTY Ow,ght l l o v11z d 1r ec l? tc hord W Thomas D1 rec l o 1 Sundoy n1ght ser v1ce POMEROY WESlE YAN HOLI NES S 212E MamStree t COOPE RATI VE PAR ISH MEIHOD ISl CHURCH Th•rd, M•ddl c por r 992 1196 Grocenc sGenerrl l Merchrt n di '>P Rii Cfn (' 94 9 1550 " For A Re.11 Au chon c all the R ea l McCoy " 1 " Mac " McCoy Rt 1, Reed s vtl l e, Oh HARRISONVI LLE PRESBYTERIAN Rev l:rnes t Stn ckltn pa st or Sunday c h u r ch c:.c h oo l 9 30 o m Mr s Ho mer lee sup t mo rn 1ng worshtp 10 30 MIDDlEPORT Sunda y school 9 JO a m Rtchard Vaug han sup t M ornrng wo r sh1p 10 30 SY RA C U SE FIRST UNITED PRES BYTE RIAN Church Worsh1p se r v1ce 4 :J O o m Sund a y School I 0 30 a m Mrs ~ompson Ha l l sup! RUTLA N D CH UR CH OF GOD Randall Bad (.•y pm to r Sunday sc hoo l 10 a rn Su11doy wors h1p 11 om Ch1l d r en s Sunday pve n1n g ser chu rc h 11 o m ·•ttce 7 30 p m Wed n es day evenmg young lad•es oux lrar y 6 p m Wednes day lomdy worsh tp 7 00 p m HAZEL COMM UNITY CHURCH Near t eng Boll om Edse l Hm t pastm Sunday sc hoo l 10 om Chu rch 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Thu rsday MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTA l Th trd A v fl 1he Rev Wi lliam Kn •tle l p~tor Carl N o ll• ngham Sunday School Sup! '!:tu nday Sc hoo l 10 o m clo sstos f o r o il ages even1ng serv o((' 7 JO Btble s tudy Wednesd ay 7 'lO pen youth serv tcf''> f r oday 7 30 p m M I DDLEPORT FREEWi ll BAPT IST Cor TH"' r As h and Plum Rolph But cher pas to r Saturday eve nmg serv•ce 7 30 p m Sunday Sc hool I 0 a m Sunday Wor sh1p Se f vtce 11 o m B1b le Study Wed 7 30 p m Noe l Herr mann h"' OCher ME IGS · WAID CROSS SONS STORE McCoy's Auction , K&C=LERS " • MARK VSTORE Middleport Po mero y, 0 ', "'*ling, 1'c00 p m. ,,...,., mHtJng , ~WiidneOdoy . 7 P·f"· Sunday ... m Pat Hill Ford, Inc. SENTINEL } TURNABOUT ~ Sunda'( Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thu •sday Fnday Sat u r da~ luke Luke John John JOhn Jorm Acis 14 1 6 17 1 1 19 2 , 11 4 46 54 1 1 38 44 21 1 14 7 55·60 .o ~ . 9~1 ;• ·~ •~ " ~•~• - ;S." " C Be· -,r; .o C • .,~~, ~ ~"• '"~ Mort,t11Q Worsh 1p 10 30 am Even•ng Study Wor -s hp 7 JO p 111 B•ble Wednesday s ot 7 30 p m A l f-= RED Sunday Sc hoo l ot 9 45 a rn Mornm g Wors h1p at II a m Youth 6 :.10 p m Su ndays W edn esday N •ght Pray er Me e t mg 7 30 p rn Sl PAU L !l uppers Pla on s) Sunday Srhool q 00 a m Mo rn•ng Worshtp of 10 00 o m B1ble Study 7 30 p m l ues 6 45 p m t-venmg wor'!!hip 7 JO prayer and p ro•'>P WPdnP5doy 7J0pcn ~ It Vi:R RUN FR EE BAPTIST Rev Moe v tn Ma Tk 111 po sl or Steve L•ttle Sunday sc h oo l wp l ) undo y sc hoo l 10 am rnorn ong wo r ~ htp I I om ) 1mday eve n 1 30 Pray er meet•n g and 1 ng woe':oh tp B• b lc <, tudy Thu r ~ day 7 30 p m you lh ~e• vtce 6 p m Sunday CHRI STIAN FELLOWS HI P CHU RCH JtlJ N l 11 d Ave M1 ddl epor l Sunday Sc h oo l 10 00 a Ill Sun lu es EJenmg Ser\IC9~ · JO p m Fml oy Pray e 1 Mee1•ng 7 30 v1cc p •n doy SO UTH BETH EL (!)d,.,er R1dg e) Sunday School 9 00 am M orn• ng W os h rp 10 00 a 1T1 Wednesday B•ble Study 7 30 p m KE N O CHU RCH OF CHRI ST Olt ver Sworn Superm tenden t Sund ay Hhoo l 9 30 every week HOBSO N CHR ISliAN UNI ON RfJv Kc .th Ebl 1n pa stor Sund ay Sc h oo l Q 30 a m Leo nard Gilmore fu !o t elde1 even.ng ser'o' tCe 7 30 p m Wedn es day proy E>r mee- T•ng 7 JO p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE pm LI BEJ( TY C h r • ~l•on Chur( h 4 L1berty Ave Pome roy Sunday Sc ho ol 10 am \\<orsh •p 1 JO Wedne5 doy Servrn• 7 30 pn; CHES TER CHU RC H OF GOO Re-v R E Roblll'>On pmtor Sun day school 9 :.10 a rn wors h •p serv i Ce I I o m eventng -.p r v lu~ 7 00 you th se rviCe We dne!> do'( 7 00 p m LANGSVI LLE CH RISTIAN CH URCH Robe • t E Mu sser pa stor Sunday sc hool 'I JO o m Pau l Mu sse e supt morn•ng ww~h t p 10 30 Sunday eve n1n9 servtce 1 00 mod week ~c>rv•Ce Wc d no~ cioy 7 pm SYRACUSE C HUR C H OF IHE NA ZARENE RP v Jornes B Krltl e pa~tor No emon Pre ~ l e y Sund ay Sc hoo l ':lupo• 1111endc>n t Sun day sc hoo l G 30 a "' •norn tng worshtp 10 45 o en cvongCJits i iC ~erv t c e 7 p m Prayer and Proi '>C Wednesday I p m you th mro eltng 7 p m EDEN UNITE D BR ETHR EN IN CH RIST Liden R Bl oke pa s tor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Robert RCJed '> upl Morn•ng se r nTO rl t I a m Sun day n1gh t serv1CC!> Chn '!! l •on En d eavor 7 JO p m Song S<H vt( P H p m Preo chong H 30 p m M 1dw<'f'h P1oye1 rne (' l mg W<.•d n cosday l p m Alv111 Rt:!EHI lay l ea d er CHUR CH 0~ JESUS CHRI ST l ocated al Rutland on New l •mo Rood ne.: l to .. or t:''l 1 Acre Pa r.,_ Rev Ray Rou 5e pa'o !Of Rob o1t Mu ~SPr Sunday School ~up t Sun day sc h ool 10 JOo m wot!> h•p 1 JO p m B1ble S t u d~ Wednesday I JO p m 5o lu r doy n•g hl p r oye1 Sfl r v ore 7 30 CHURCH Of CHRI ST Dua ne Worden m1n•ster Bobl e cla ss 9 30 am morn•ng wor~htp 10 30 a m evcn1ng worsh•p b 30 p m Wedne!iodoy B1bl e '> ludy b 30 p rn NE W STI VERSV IllE COMM UN ITY Chur ch Sunday Sc hool ~erv 1 c~ 9 45 a m Wor s h1p se r v1ce 10 30 Evo n ge l• s t1c Serv1ce 7 30 p m Wedne~ day Pray er me et1ng 7 JO Z IO N CHUR CH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Hor r •son v dle Rd Rob~rt Pur lei I pmlor Bdl McE lroy Sunday \C hool s upt Sunday sc hoo l q 30 o m mormng wor sli •p and commun ton 10 30 am Sunda y worsh•p !.erv •ce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg pray e r meelmg and 61ble study 7 p m ST JOHN LUlHEIMN CHUR CH P1ne Grove The Re v William Middl esworth Po:. to r Chur ch se r v•Ce\ q 30 a m Sun day School 10 30 am BRADBUR Y CHURCH OF CH RIST Jeny 1-'rngle y po\tor Sunday sc hoo l Q 30 am mo1mng wor!> htp 10:.10 am Wednesd ay even•ng serviCe 7 30 ANHQUITY BAPTI ST Rev !:oil Sh ul er pm to r Su nda y schoo l Q 30 am Church ~ervtce 7 p m yout h mee t.ng 6 f.! m T ues do y Btble Study 7 p m RAC INE CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENl: Rev John A Ca lfmon posto1 Mot lh o Wolfe Cho rrmon ol th e Bo o r d o t Chfls 110n L1 fe Sunda y School 9 30 o m mo r n tng wor sh1p 10 JO Su nd ay even•ng worsh1p 7 30 p m Praye r meerong We dn esd ay 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST BAPrJST Don l Wa lk er Pa ~ t o r Robert Sm 1th Sunday ~ch o o l su p t Sunday sch ool 9 30 o m mornm;~ wor~ h•p 10 40 om Sunday even.ng wo r !> hi p 7 30 Wedne5doy even 1ng B•bl e study 7 30 DANVIllE WESl E'YAN Rev R D ~r own pastor Sund ay Sc hool 9 J O o m mo rn 1ng wo r ~ h1p 10 45 yo u th ser ' pm HEMLOC K GROVE CHRI STIAN Roger W ot ~or1 po ~ tor M.ldred Z•eg ler Sundo~ ~( h ool sup l Mornmg wor~ll· p 9 30 a m ~unrla~!-.( h oo l 10 30om ev• r"11ng !>Cr V ( ( ' 7 30 MT UNION BAPTI ST M er tn TPeh pm to • Joe Sayr e Sundo.,. )c hool ~upC' r tnlennn t Sunday ~cllool 9 .II) o m evee1mg worsh1p 7 30 p m Prayer rnecltng 7 30 p m Wed"esdoy TUPPERS PLAIN S CH UR CH OF CH RIS T V•ncen l C Wote r o;, Ill •nrn1 ster Hermon Blo r k supenn l enden l Sunrla y Sr hool Sermonette The hundr eds o f peopl e 1ammed tnto th e lobby o f th e Regency H o 1e l 1n Ka n sas C 1ty , Mt ssourt , ea rlt e r t ht S y ea r had n o 1d ea th a t th e t wo ba l con tes o v erlookmg 1t were abo ut to co ll apse Th e y h a d JU St qone th e,..e to e n 1oy good dance m u s tc by an orc h estra p1 ay 1ng some gay tunes wntten by Duke Elltngton They were sway1 n g to th e mus •c when sudden ly one of the top b a lcont es c ollapsed . bnngtng d ow n t he one underneath 1t , ca ustn g the dea th of several persons a n d bnngtng tn 1unes to many m ore d People who had b ee n en 1oytng them se lv es on e m 1nute were p lu ng e tnto death and destruct1on t h e n e)( t h 11 be the condition of th1ngs when Jesus Chr i s t com es back to t ; t second ttme Many people won ' t lh1nk that th e day of thl' Lord 15 at hand •• As were the days at Noa h , so Wtll be the com1 n g at the Son of man For as 1n those days be-tore the flood they wer e ea t tng and drmking ,;arrymg and gi\11ng ,n marnage , unftl the day when Noa h entered a rk . and they d td not k~ow unttl the flood ca m.~ and swe p t them all away so w 111 be th e c om.ng of the s on of man ( Matthew 2• 37 39) "Likewise as 1t was tn t he days of L o t they ate, they s ear~~ ihe drank tney bougnt tney sold , they p lanted. they bu11t, but on the d ay when Lot went out 'trom Sodom ftr e and St.l l phur ramed from heaven and destroyed them all - so Wllltt be on the d ay when the Son of m an IS revealed " (Luke 17 · 28· 301 f ld Another author, Ellen Whtte, has expressed the st.ate o the wor when Jesus comes thi S way " When ltfe 1S 901ng ~n tn 1t~ unvary1~9 round; when men are absorbed tn plea s ure. '" bustness, '" traff tcld'·" mon~y · making; when religious l eaden are magntfymg lhe wor s r ress and elightenment. and the peopl e ar.e ~ulled tn a fa 1se - rnen as tne midnight thtef steals wtthtn the unguarded dwelling, so sh~ll sudden destruc!i~n came upon the c areles~ and ~e~~rity ungOdly, 'and they snail not escape. But while the day of the Lord will be bad news for the wayward. those who are ready tor it wtll say, " La , th ts ts our God ...we have waited for him ; let us be g lad and r e tot ce In hts salvatton ( lsa tah 25 ·9). ~ By p 05 tor Albert OIITes, Seventh ·day Adventi st Church, Pomeroy ' '"fl HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST IN CHR IS TIAN UNIO N Th e Rev W1lltom Campbe ll pmtor Su ndoy Sch oo l 9 30 o m Jom es Hughes sup t even tng ser v 1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg prayer m ee lmg 7 30 p m Youth p r ay er ~erv 1 ce ea ch Tuesday FAI RVI EW BIBLE Ct:f.URCH Letor 1 W Vo Rt I Mark lrw m pa stor Worsh1 p serv l(es 9 30 o m Sunday sc hoo l 1 1 om eve n1ng worsh•p 7 30 p m ru es doy cott age prayer meeting an d Btble stu dy 9 30 om Worshtp se rvtce Wednesday 7 30 p m CAL V AR Y BIBLE CHURCH now locat ed o n Pomeroy PtKe , Coun ty Rood 25 nea r Flalwood s Rev Blackwood po:tlor Ser v 1ces on Sunday ot 10·30 am and 7 30 p m w1th Sundoy school q 30 a m 81ble study Wedne5day . 7 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH INC Pearl St M•ddleport Rev 0 Do lt Manley pastor . Sunday school 9 30 a m , Morning wo rshtp 10 30 am eventng worsh ip 7 30 p m Tuesday , 12 30 p .m Women s prayer meettng Prayer ond pro tse ser'lice Wednesday 7 30 p.m. RUTlAND APOSTOliC CHURCH O F JESUS CHRIST Elder James M1ller Btble s tudy Wednesday , 7 30 p m Sunday - ·--..---.f Phone 992-63M & THE DAILY lONG BOTTOM, Sunday School ot9 30 o.m. EVening Worship at 7.30 p m. ·a.m.: Secttonal Modular H om es Ea ttn or Carry Out Mtddleport, Ohto O m PIZZA SHACK Down through the centunes Ute Church has made great Chnst1ans out ol unass um•ng pea· pte The~ 1n Mn na11e transmmeo the blesstnQs of the Church 10 on comtng generations 1nooe I can brtng Grandpa Browns latlh and w•sdom to others as t was tm pressed by him ,•v!lngellttic ; 110130 ,,, 'I BIBlE ' Mulberry A ve Pome roy Rev Wtl l1om . R N ew man pa s tor Her she l M cCl ure Sunday s<hool supen ntendent Sunday mormng worsh1p • \Chool 9 30 a m : 10 30 evemng worsh1p 7 30 p m . M 1dweek prayer serv1ce 7 30 p m STANDARD LESSON COMMENTARY 1981-1982 12 MONTHS (Sept. 81-Aug. 82) 1 00 p M - Prell~ Bab~ Contes t - Shu" Rmg on Hill ' 2 00 P M - Cha m Sa" Contest 6·00 P .M - Tractor Pull - Center F1e ld Colllrol Pellets. (We Guarantee It!) Junior & Senior MEIGS COUNTY Saturday, August 22 Rat ~ DEXTER CHURCH Rev Rolph Smtth pasto r Sun day sc:hao l 9 30 o m M rs Worley Fron c ts supermtendent Preochmg ser V ICP. S hr s t 8 th1 rd Su ndoy 5 f o ll a wtng Sun day School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preocl-ung q 30 a m IH 51 and seco nd Sundays ol each month tl'md an d lourlh Sundays eac h month wor sh1p serv1 ce at 7 :JO p m Wedn esday even tr"'g s at 7 30 Prayer and 81ble St udy : SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mulberry He tghts Rood Pomeroy Poster Albe rt ' Dtlle s Sabbat h Sc hool Supenntendent ' R1to Wh1 t e Sabba th School Saturda y · afternoon ol2 00 w 1th Worst·11p Servtce · l ollowmg at :J 15 RUTlAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S15ter Hametl Wor ne r 5upt Sun day School q 30 o m mornmg w or sh1p 10 45 om POMEROY FI RST BAPTI ST Dov 1d · Monn m 1n1 5te• Wtll•o n Watson Sunday ~c hool supt Sunday scnool 9 30 a m · mornrng warsh tp 10 JOa m Rats love the taste of Purln• --- il l uo $!11 00 $38 I'll r. :\1<>11\h OLD Save our RC, RC -100, Nehi, Upper 10, Diet Rite and Dad's Root Beer bottle caps for charity_ Ha \n Out!>oldt Uhw ;.a nd "'••s t \ 1r~uua I \1 •Ill h l \ mus1 c Sunday w o r sh1p 10 om B1bl e \ludy 11 om worshtp b p m Wednes day Btble s tud y 7 p m . .. 'lA II Sl Rst H WTIO~ S Olmoand 'lh~t \ lr ~ IIII O HIT - Flo"er Seed, !he rio""· has been an ex tremely poular feature on the Rock Sprmgs Fa1rgrounds th1s "eek as a part of the Meigs County Fa1r. Ht•re. she 1s turrung Ttm Tom Mlchat.>l. Pomeroy , into a do\\n and iookm~ on 1s Dou g Coen. Guys HIIe. "ho had a lread) had the make-up trea tnw nt POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIS T 100 W Mom St 9112 5235 Voc al rk] ll l l ~ I 'OS I \ 1\ ~ II H St tl•l .u!tl•• " 1• l l~o. ll<uh Sl lllllll l lll l " lit t SI P""""'\ Ohtn tJi 6'l l1r ~t ~t nl Mult•mt'dta lru ~lldol\ lht lld tk Un til th1~ •~ a r htr po.•n t B.H ilt' lut B ut 1.1ht ~ ~ 111 l11 s l.1l1' ,m._ '>t'n.t~ l d' tht ou tr ider 1n •unl \1ost <Jf u" rt 1 all all \h• p.ml ~ Mr s r\ lh rb14, rlh \t ~ ok 14 II h B,., ht l••r Ro\ ! LJ tlti l[ tl hun \lith bnl!hlh t ul •lrttl .. nd d t tur<:~ll\t lr<I \JP III~ ~ frnm l ln• 111111 In 1 "'II .h•hn "" ' uul l !dt •r l1nm ~ h till 111.1111 1 •Uil~ '< t t·r ~ ~~otlt filh•d tht• post tlull It• d.1h B.\ht\\dl Hl ll t·r~·lund H.tr.t , ,.ut rt tlt•r l)tlllt \11 1 1 l,n, ,., d<iu~ hlt r ,f \1r ,md \irs \ldr.t ltHII'' H.tum ~~ t l oua~ ·• k:'l<ill d p•h 111 lwr h• r" 'imuk,' Sill 14 " !ht la -1 rt 1l1 r '" It ad Ill I h, h t rrh·~~ h n r~t • Prl cl< llt l11r /1"1 Itt,! I j)r\ 11\ ~~·m ~~ ,.11 kn" " .tnd It' ' H, ~~ ~u rt h rru'~• d i.!l tilt ll111 ~ 1un l'ulJI•~htd Al lt•ll'\\"rth ll.hli[JII , Urt h., ~ "'nntl t rlu llllt ll\l>Ta:s • f 11\<i!l\ J>.it'l ' tar ~ <1\ t 41 ,!J,. tri~ l <,~ll " 11 11 POMEROY CHUR CH OF CH RI ST 21 '1 W Mom St Ne t! P• ou dloot pa st o r 81b le sc hoo l q 30 a m morn1n g wo r ~ h •p 10 :.10 o m 'Youth meetmg s 6 30 p m evenmg wor shtp 7 30 Wednes day ntght p1ay e r meet •ng and B•ble stu dy 7 30 pm THE SALVATION ARM'Y 115 Bulle rnul Ave Pomeroy En vo y and M rs Ray Wm tng offtcers 1n charge Sunday hol 1ness · meetmg · 10om Sunday School 10. JO o m Sunday ~c hoolleoder YPSM Elo1se Adorns 7 30 p m sofvatton meetmg var1ous speakers and mus•c spectols Thursday 10 a m t o 2 p m l o d •es Home- Le agu e a ll women 1n v1 t ed 7 JO p m prayer m ee ting and B tb le ~ ludy Rev N oe l Hermon teacher BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHAPEL Rout e 1 Shade Btbl e sc hoo l 7 p m Thursday worsh1p sen.nce B p m FRIDAY PAST MATRONS, E1angehne l'h<J pleJ 172. 0 E S, 7 :10 F'nda) al the home of \1rs Enuna K Clal · "'orth) Mem bers are to take ~arne g1fts \1 1 ,~1111.! In 111 tht• hurs. 'l.tfll •·~~ r.u l!l~ luwup till'" H I• Sh, rn lndt•,l,ul Uflt u l Otuu ~ ft 11. ll< tlhtt!ftiH,,I, ' ulk\ dnttr,,Hld •llt nft ht t\tll fo 1<1 ( ""! I II II I ' I< IJipoh .d tilt \hi)!' f.11r \Ill 111 1 ~ l it dHIII1 ohitt II tht h,tr flt '' f tl lll i' till' ,,,tr Stt rn u. h ''"fK, ,H tht• \hi~ ' II IJtltS 1, p.orllllp<illlli.! 11\ '' ' ~<llh ~.11ltll t hor' ' ' thl',.,, 326 E Mo •n St Pom er oy Sunday ser viCes of 10 30om Holy Commun 1on on the f1rst Sunday at each m o nth and c ombmed w tl h morn1ng pray e r o n the thtrd Su n day M o l ntng p r aye r and se-rmo n on o il ot her Sundays of the month Chur ch Sc hool and nurse-ry core prov1ded Col lee hour tn the Port sh Hall 1mme dmtely fo ll ow mg the serv1 ce mshmgs. front. left to r1ght; and Danny Leonard, natural resourees, Bett) Ann Loftis. rreative arts, Terry Sm1th. na tural resources, John Riebel. ne" honzons , Berk) R1fe. r reath·e arts, a nd Kevin Napie r , photograph} and clel'lricity, back ro\1, left to right. ' UII< LIIIIIl IJollllli[JIIII Ill li/IJ!I \ 1 follf hlf'it' ro.•r-, lllalllo Sh,tl on l\.t14 lt\ )U...,ll<l.ll I l! t'l ·' "'•'\ fn•n l !ht '"4u••-.!n,tn bramh ul ttw f, ~ \1\ I Ill~ 1 tu~ 14ttk Sh,,rnn htiJ)('J <~U t \41t h tilt "~n t I <~'' hur•t ,nu,., 'lll unttt'TIIl ~ 111 ld.kt' llt'l'lrdl l 111 a1HI11Itwr ' lllll tiU !It s It ~ f.(ft'<i l It "I'' th,1 l ~ llllt\l!l t ,ts IIH toil t•d \t.l lh I< rst s .~~s il t ha ~ lx t 111~ ~till Lakllli.! th.. t kllld •f jll\t rt ' t 1111! II ·X-i GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH -.llto\4~ til t h.tfllt'" r,u ij!ljf:l TRIN'', CHURCH Rev W H Pe m n po ~ t vr Roy Mayer Sunday sc hool supl l hurch Schoo l 9 15 a m worsh1p ser v 1ce 10 30 om Cho rr rehearsal Tue s day 7 30 p m under dtrectt o n o f Ailee N ea se POMERO Y C HURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Corner UniOn and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hend erso n pa sto r Sun day sc h ool q 30 a m G len M cClung supt morn.ng worsh tp 10 30 am evemng serv tce 7 30 m rd week ser v 1ce Wedn esday 7 JO p m 1 l dml HI! IIll nuttll fur ht r tkd11 a\otl ~uri\ \o\llh th• \II 1g" ( o~ll\11 J. .1 1r l im~. r " h' " ' h," :.~g.un •11 ldnn• ht rM II a ddm ~ tu lht t 1 t•n L ~ Ill ~ l dt•" tak111 _t: rt_t: l •lrat i <HI • I ' P • tmHn ~ a nd .trran ~ lllll nb fur hulh tl.t'' 'lr' Rulm ha ' 1 ~<. 1 n m lt,tnd ~ 1th tu r 15rn m 1 .11m r a phu tl tKr 1ph111 K tu11 on t r n ~ fur .1 l.tlr ~ h•14 ' 'r<!pbuuk 1-/Utt• a Ill<< 14<1\ tupn ·~tf\t thn" \4(nl\lllj.!t>;h lhl l' 14 nultln I ' "II ••II' "'" •tl• ildllli.! MAIN • POMEROY l Fmest 1100 fFRANKLIN' l o<l n ~~· 992 J978 The Church hall acted as a oalance lor htm ounng goo(f limes ana a bulwark aunng bad limes BEN RACINE PLANING MILL Syracuse The RALL'S Pomeroy Cabtnet Maktng •· Ph 992·2101 ••toen \ Cou rJ!y Silvon g ~& Bring In this ad lor this spcdal oller. ~ Kingsbury Home Sales & Senrice ;..:~=~-. Pomeroy F ro ~m~rlv Mdl Work · - MEIGS nRE CENTER, INC. Loan Co. S\'lllbol st•r h t'nt', llh tht' slo lll' • \our full ll.llllt ' t•ng-r:t\ t•tl msJdt• thl' 1m~ • Vow dum t' of! nd nt t sl nr s un 11ft' :-i iOilt' - ~ ,~~~m':,~,v"d 99 2 JJ2 S He was a wanJerlul old man w1th a s1mpte nattv e w•sllom We 11seelto go l iSh•no together anil he would talk to me about Gael ano Fatlh and l ov~ I ·~member he satd people snoultln t watt unttttney re 1n trouble beforE gotng to Church When you re happy he told me la~e t•me out to ot1er a prayer or thanks John F . Fuln, Mgr Diamond Savings & lost'S Us [U:->Il' l' t'JlllllStl'ffllltlll' -.tom • \cHII lll\fl,li . llldst OI 0 1 f.I\Ollll' 21~ E 214E Matn 992 51JO Pomeroy fj .. of Columbus, 0 . 804 Matn 992 · 2318 Pomerov ·Your fn sr namt • ·\ ou r llll!t.d m s d10olmotwgr. t111 ~~ Services Ru"and, Ohto 4577S " Bill" Brown, Owner Nationw1de Ins . Co. ... 4' rh.tn ~o ld . I ht• Servtce wm Free custom Ceatures included: And speaktng uf v1deu laptng, Ge n Walton \\ho \\as. JIICidentallv. on hand a t tht: harness races one da} to present a trop hy blanket for D1amunJ Sav1ngs. rccord.s even q)l ~ode of ABC s Ge ne ral Hospital Due to he r work sc hedule Gen . an i:IV td fo n 1 a nd Lhet e a r r rnon)' I who has been watchulg GH" s1nce !970, de('J(Jed to t;;pe the show to keep up on 1! through each week Other devotees uf the da) lime drama ha ve been \ l t'\\ t n g tt at the Htdenour rv and Ap plia nce uooth Ill the GI ange ha ll dunn g the he c ti C \o\ eck . when tunc :spent a t home IS pn•r~ous l tltll' Sales and P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ( Jn ~• de Sl L \ I JJ l ' \I • cLi s!-i 1 111gs I wcluwnal srd m g. ( 1 ,If tt'd ftOl ll Jt '\\ t•h•l sf !Ill' st, unl c-.;s nwt<tl 7\-lol't' dtn .thh· Pomeroy Reuter-Brogan Insurance Phon e (6141742 2777 ..-19~ ~ ,., ,,.,,., , ''"'''. · :• - "'~ "' ,, 992-2955 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. SERVICE CENf!;~~ lnd Folks used to woneler what Granelpa Brown and 1had mcommon He must n;we been close 10 e1ghty wh~n t was tust a k1d Bull remember h1m as one ol the best frtends t ever hall Prescrtptlons Locust& Beech Street 992· 9h1 Middleport ,_~&9~. ... .... ,,~' ,, ' 1 ~ ~ Serv•ce SUNOCO ~~~~~! ~ r_ g _:::L:l.._ Complete Auromottve . • SWISHER & LOHSE ELLIS & SONS SOHIO I• Homsonv 1ll e Rood Dewey Kmg pastor Henry Ebh n Jr Sunday Sc h oo l Sup! ~u ndoy School q 30 o m M ornmg Wor ~ h•p 11 a 1n Sunday pve lllilQ ':oe1v1Ce 7 JO m P1aye e M eetmg lh ursdoy 7 30 pm SY RACUSE HRSl CHU RCH O F GOD N ot Pen tecos tal R f' ~ Gt?o rg e Oil£'r pas to r Worsh1p se r v1ce Sunday 9 45 a m ~u ndoy sc h oo l 1I o m .... orsh tp ' " f \ J(e 7 JO p 111 Thu rsday pta y e• me ct•nq 7 :.10 p n1 Ml HERMON Ur11 ted 8ret h1en tn Ch rt5 1 Ch u rc h Re v Rober ! Sanders pm to 1 Don Wdl loy leader Located •n T e~ a s Commun 1ly oil CR 82 Sund ay M orn•ng worsh tp se r 5 chr ..., ; Q JO a rn vt(f' 10 45 c rn even mg p•each1ng se1 ~•cc second and l our th Sunday~ 7 JO p m Cht •s lt on 1-nrlPovm 111 .-,1 nnrl thuri J undoy ~ 7 30 p rn Wednesday praye r IIWf'l tnq and 8 1b le ~tudy 7 JO p m JEH OVAH S WI TNESSES 373 19 ) to te Hou l e l l<l 10no fTlll e eo ~ t o f Rullond l \11nrl ov B•biP lect ur e 0 JO o CIT Wot r hlowct !o l udy 10 10 a rn Tuesd ay B• hiP \t udy 7 JO p m Thu r ~ do y lheocr at•c Schoo l 7 30 p rn Ser v•Ce Me>e t ng H 10 p m RUTLAN D I RHWJLL BAPTI ST Chur ch ~o l em ) I llut lond Do.,old Korr ~r pa~lor Bud Stewa1t ':ou p ert n l endent ')unday ~ c ha o / 10 o rn eve nmg wor ~~~ 'P 7 JO p en WednC'sdo y ev emng ~e t V I ((' 7 :JQp m CHU RCH 0~ GO D ol t't oph ery lo cotF>d on th f' 0 J Wht l e Ro ad nil h1ghwoy lbO )vndoy Sc ho ol 10 a n1 SupC'rtn tenden l John Loveday I •rsl Wednes day n •ght at mon th ( PMA \erv•ces seco nd Wednes day WMB rneelmg th11d through hl th youth serv1ce Georg e Croy le po sl or HOPE BAP TI ST CHAPEL 570 Grant ~~ M•ddl c port ~unday Sr hool lOa rn mormnq woJsh!fJ II a rn evenmg wor ~ h 1p 7 p en Wedne~doy eve.,• ng Brbl e stud y and p1oym rnee tmg 7 p m A I l dto l ed w• tll ':)oul h ern Bop t •s l Con~en I ton BRADf-= O HD CHUR CH OF CHRI ST H1(ky G lib l..•rl pas tor Sto"e P• ckcns \tl rlflrr nl en d ent Sundov Schoo l 9:10 o m Ch u r chS(:l f v iCC" S I OJOo m JUBILH CHRI STI AN (E NTER George'!! Co ec k Rood Rev C J Lemley pas tor Jo hn F(>llur e ~ up e r m te nden t Chur c h sc h oo l 9 30 a m morn tng war ~h1p 10 JO ('oJC'n ng ~erv• ce 7 p m B1ble ~ tud y Thur s 7 p n1 Clas~e:. for oil ages Nursery prov 1ded foe wor sh1 p se rv tces ST PA U L LUTHER AN CHU RCH Corne t o l Sy camo re and Second ~ I s Pomer oy The Hev W dlt om M trirl l ~~w a r th Postor ~un d ay Sc hoo l at Q 45 a m and ( hut ch SroroJIC(>S 11 0m SA CRED HEART Re v I a th eT Pa ul D Wel ton pa stor Phone Yq'J 2M15 So tu r d o ~ oo.<>vl.•n •ng Mo~ s 7 30 Sunday M a.,., 8 ond 10 am Con f e~~ t o n Sa l urdoy 1 I 30p m VICTORY BAPTI ST 525 N ind 51 M•dd h>port Jom(..'s E Kee\ee pas ta• ~ u nd oy mornong wor~h1p 10om even •nq serv tC(..' 7 Wed nesday even tng wo 1 ~hr p 7 p 111 V1s 11 ot)on Thu rsd ay 6 30 pm TR INITY Chr I\ lion A ~~e mbly Co ol vill e G •l b er l )p(..'nCCf pas to r Sun d ay ~c ll oo l ~ :JO a m mo 1n1ng wo r ~ h•p 1 I a m Su n day evcn•ng scr v•cc 7 30 p m m1dweek pr ayer '>f'fviCe Wed nes day 7 30 p m MO UNT O l1 ve (OTncnu n•ty Church Lo wr(lnC(I Bus h po :. tor Mo 'lf. Fo lm er S1 Supcnn tenden l ~ u n da y Schoo l and mor mng wor!ioli•p 9 10o m Sunday eve n ~ng !o.(' f V I (C 7 p m You th fTlC C'It ng an d Bi b l e study Wedn(''>day 7 p rn UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rou te 7 on Po mNoy by p o ~<. R ('~ Hob L•rt Sm!lh Sr po!> to e R P ~ Jome~ Cund 1fl a ss •slonl pa ~lor Sunday Sc h ool Q JU om morn mq wol\hip 10 JO a on e vf'nonq wot sh•p 7 JO Womon., Fel low\hop Turosday" 10 n m Wed n Psd oy ntgh! proyet \er" •ct 7 JO p m ~ A ITH BAP T I ~ f Ch111Ch Ma ~o n lllC'<' l a t Un•terl Sl t"cl Wo1kc-r~ Ue11on Hall Hatlr ood ~ l n;>('l Mo~on fJ'o~lor D1 Mouung wor sh 1p Y JO · Jomes DeB ru hl om Sun d ay )c hool 10 30 am Eventng Sflrv1ce 7 p m t't OY"r 1111'1 t.nq Wr>dn C'!<. ..., do~ 7 JO p "' M•rl w, Pk B•bl (:l ~ l urly Thu r \ doy 7 p m FOREST RUN BAP TIST Rev Nyl e Bord en pa s tor Cor neli us Bunch , ~ u pe rmt nn d e nl ~unday sc hool q Jo. o m seco nd and l our th Su nday~ wa r sh•p ser v 1ce a t '1 JO p m I ou r th ond: MT M O RIAH BAP TIS r Mo.n St M• d dl epo rt Rev Col vin M1n n1s pa stor M" Elvm Bum gordrH ' I • wp t Sunday ~c hool 'I 30 a m w (l • ·ho p servtce 10 AS o m N ORTH BfTH ~ ! Unti ed Meth t,cl •s t Chu rc h Rcov Chn1l1 ' DollliQOfl pa~ l o r \ unday School Q JO om Wors h•p Sc r . Sunday B1bl e Study " ''" 10 45 o rn 7 00 p m Wt"'dnro-.doy prayer mecl rng . 7 JO p m BURliNGHAM SO UTH ERN BAPTI ST LHURCH Rout e 1 Shade Pas.to r Don_ Block Aif•hot ed w tth Sou th ern Bapll li t (o n\lenhon Sunday !ioc hao l 1 30 p m . Su nday worshtp 2 30 p m Thursday even mg B1b le \ tudy 7 p m PENTECOST AL ASSEMBLY RaCine Route 124 Wdltom H obo c~ pastor Sun day school 10 a m Sunday evemng ser . vtce b JO ,p m Wednesday eenmg ser -. \1 1(8 7 • CARPENTER BAPTIST Re\1 Free land; Norris, pastor Don Cheadle Supt Sun ... day School . 9 30 am Morntng Worship, 10 30 a m Prayer Serv1ce alternate Sundays �Page-6 Pomeroy The Daoly Sentonel ZiMu• llpetlmen dahlue flowered First flower show at Fair success Berruce Carpenter of Pomeroy Domta ManueI, best JuniOr hor~ She1.la T&ylor Rt 3 PtllntN) received the best of show and Juamta Lambert the reserve best of shoY. m artistic arrangements at the first flower show of the Metgs Coun ty Fair staged Wednesday ttculture Pauhne Atkins, best rose specunen Mrs Dean, best cut specimen excludmg roses Shelia d Curtis best ed ucatwna I disp Iay, an Aloce Thompson best potted plant < Th e wtnners tn add1t ton t o r 1bbo ns and prerruwns were presented I'Pfts donated by Tupperware, Pomeroy Flower Shop, Avon Crafty Ladtes FlancJs F Jonst Deco PIants J ones Boys Krogers Carpers Nursery and Landmark The wmners m the var1ous classes listed hrst secon d an d tturd r~sped1vely were as rollnws Betty The other 300 entrtes m the show were JUdged by Mrs Dorothy Ben der of Manetta an accredited JUdge of the Ohio AssOCiatiOn of Garden Clubs Mrs Janet Bolan ts t he s how chcurman A second show w1ll be staged Friday Other top a ward wmners '" ere Betty Dean Chester horticulture sweepstakes award wmn er Robm Manuel JUniOr gardener award and a n a"ard fur the best JUnior des 1gn H Like blacltllcht class Dean Chester Pat Holl~r Bernice Car 11 Dllmp Dark Cave pen~~e tl Mountatn H1~h noor arra~ements Ruth Erwm Pat Hutter Ma('he! e A vas Guys\ !lie U ke 11 Desert Dr) featun ng wulht>rt"d •ood Melante Stethem Rt l Porn""' Roth EI"Wln Juan lit Lambert Rutland Like tht! Flo"Aers Bn 111 ht "' mass des1gn Juanat.a L.amJ:M>rt Mela n1 e> Stet..twm .111t.l Bmda Diehl Rutland like a B1rd mFhght abstract Bt>rn1ce Car penter Sheh•Cortos RothE"''" U ke thto Grass Wt>l with Dt-w 11!1 fol 11.:e des1gn Ailee Thompson Pomero~ 'llt>va H1 choLson Rutland Juamt.u Lambert Like a Hilltop V1e~ 1 Inspirational dcs11(n Cr)sta l fbt vburn PomerO) Bett) Dee~n Pat Holler Jt:NIOR DIVISION U ke i:l Rambo\1 5 Hue bnght culors RObin M;mue Rarmt' Donlta M2:1nue Rar nt no th ird l..&kt tht> 1- o\l ~rs Too n a basket Rol)ll M 1 ~ ·- M 1 1mue l.1Vull8 ;:wuc ART ISTIC ARRA~GEMENTS l1kt tht Crt':')\ uf a WaH~ a slab It Pat t' r r Ill r \ Rform I Carpenll'r Pon l'rU\ Froday , August 21, 1981 Moddleport, Ohoo Domltl Juamta Lod~ick Clle5ter Other fuliaKe She1la Curthi hrm ~~ond second Juyhce Manuel Hanging foUage plant Shell t'urt ts Juanlua Lodwick and Sbelia Cu rtl! Afncan vtolet AhCt' Thompsun May T1:1ylor Pumerey Joyce Manuel Be~onlu Joyce Manuel Sheila CU.rtJJ and Mantwl Robin Manuel Marigold Rcblll Manuel f1rst and thtrd Domt.a Manuel SK'Ond Potted plant Dornta Manuel hrst Rohan Mlllluel second and third HORTICULnJRESPECIMENS Rose hY,brtd tea Pauline Atkins Conme Con Ukt UM! Gusty Winds a collage Shtha Cur P2ilt Holter aod Bemice Carpenter door Ukt the Ratnbow s End a sUflUJM!r decoration Juanita lAmbert Pat Hullt>r no w fioribunda Betty Dean f1rst and Dahlia ct~ctus l)pe Addalou Lewt$ ftr.~t and thutl OpBI Grue~r second Dahlta pompon Addalou Le\IIS all three places Martgold Belly Dean Crystal Ann Sa le) and Ada Holter POTTED PLANTS Cact1and/ur succulents Paultne AUuns Aile~ Thompson Jo} ce Manuel F~rns JU}lt' Manut"' Alile ThumJl"on asststant ms scoutmast er enough mter est IS s hown and set a meetmg for 7 3() p m on Aug 24 at the Legwn hall Next meetmg of the Post Will be held on Aug 26 WJth the Buckeye Boys State and Buckeye G1rls State delegates to g1ve their reports PubliC Not 1ce ORDINANCE N O 111 7 8 An Ord n 1ncc l o Amend Cha pt er 921 See r on 92 02 o1 the (od d ect Ord nances o1 the v 11age ot M o d leporr Oh o Es t abl sh ng ~no Sewerage W ~tcr 0f'pos I FPe S Be t erd a ned tJy the Coum 1 o th l V llrtgl-' ol M ddl eport a s tallows Sec 1 Tlldl Chap 1u Q2l . ~c ct on 92\ 02 ot the Cod 1 cd Crd n ~nces ot Th e c t M d dlepo r t. J iaQC' on o s t ereoy ,)mended t o rLild cts tallows IJ l The f OllOWi ng Lll pa s rs ro gua rante e u nd p 1 yn L ll ot w1 1u <,lwl re~qe b 1 s sha be n ell :Jy persons \.., h o do 101 o wn ThL r r f'(ll estate R( S d<'ll SJSOO RC' Si duranl 50 00 G rocf'ry SO 00 scr, c cS i lTOn 50 00 C 1r Wash 200 00 L lundromar 200 00 r b 1 Th s requ rc m cn l shl l l apply any ro ap p enn i s tor water and s~..wc r1gc se rv cc and st1a 1 ap p ly to ex s t ng users 1 term na t on ol scr v c e s r eque sTed and later rf'Quc -:,tcd to be r es t or ed C The d(pOS sh .-1!1 b£' hCIC! lS 1 QUMdn t ce tor pav 1 c 1 a t Wdt er and ">f'wf'rnqe b li s Upon te r m n 11 on o t sNv ce the d~.:pos 1 .:;h'lll be appl u i ro 1ny b I wh ch s ow.ng and lhl r t:' n a n ler sl1a I be r ~.. t urned ro th e L. ~e r 'Sf'C Tr s Or d nance snnl akc etf cC! n n d be n t or c c tram and otte r the t rl r t st dOl(' prov dcd by raw P ss r! th r lOth rlrl v ot '\ JC u I 98 A ll tSl Jur Buc k Clerk M L Ke ly Pres det'lt ot Council '\ uQ I I Publi c No fl ce PUBLIC N OTICE ORD IN A N CE N O 111 1 81 An Ordna nce 10 reg u la te me t1ou c;, nt th e Ra lrond ':i ! rrr t 8oar L01unch ng F lc I y Be t orda ned by th e Coun c ol th e 'v ll age ol M dd eoort as tal ow' ~ec T h at no pers on shall be perm !led n the are.:1 ot Th eRa lroad Street Bo.=tt Lau1c h ng F ac 1 t y n th e area oounded by PJqc St ree t Ril lroad Stree and Lead n g Creek aft er 11 PM u nl ess sp ec al pe r m ss1on s J r sr obi a ned tr om th e Mayor Sec t The mayor ot the v ll clqe sh al l be perm tr ed to au tt1or H yroup or n dvdual ac r vt<>s n the Boat Launc h nq F ac I ty at rer I I 00 P M pro;nded re-quesr l or rne sa me s made ar leas t 24 hour s pr or t o Th e ex pec t ed use ot lh f' 0 Pr Sf'S Sf'c Whoever v Old t .., ttl"' SI:'CI on sha l l be I ned no t more t hrw 3 - 4 Cab I g hts 4 cor ner 1 gtlts and 6 r eflec to rs 5 Mudf ta ps 6 Whee l base 84 cab t o a)( te or su1tab le fo r body ( 10 footdum pbody ) 7 24 000 bs G \. w or h cav cr 8 9 000 l bs beam II ant .=.xle 9 18 500 lbs 2 speed rea r ax le 10 5 speed sy n cromesh transm ss on d1rec t 1n I f th 1 360 c u n V 8 gas en g ne or arg er 12 Step fu el tank s let t a nd r ght mounteq : _ m n1mum ca pa c lfy 100 ga l lons 13 4000 b s m n mum t ro nt spn ng capac 1ty -1 11 000 lb s m n mum rea r spr ng ca pa c •ty 15 A u x I ar y re ar spr 1ngs 16 Comb nat10n fron t and r ea r d r ec t anal s• gna l 1 q h ts 17 Traff• c hazard sw1t ; 100 00 ScL ,; Th s Ord nan ce sr 1 a kc et t ec r and be n loru on and alter th e ('nrl est dutc prov ded by Ch l ~w PrlSSCd the 10th duy ot Auqus t 1981 A n es r Jon Buck Clerk M L Ke ly Pres den t ot Cou nc 1 A uq 1-l 3/ 4 Ca b Prot ector w tll4 :t< ngs n Pub li c N ot cc Boar d o l Me1gs Cou nt y Co mmi SSIOn ers Not 1ce to Mo tor Vc h1 cl e D eni ers n acr ordan ce w th Sec 1 on 307 86 ot me Oh o R e v sed Cod e se aled b ds w II be rece ved by th e Me gs County Boar d of Comm ss•one r s n th e r o f t c e loc at ect n th e Cour t H ouse Po m eroy Oh o 45? 69 unt I I ] 00 noon on Sc p l 8 981 I he b ds N 11 be opened at 2 00 P M Se pt B 1981 and read a loud l o r the l oll ow ng veh c le Eac h b d lo mee t th e con d 1 ons a nd spec l ca t ons as t o !lows 1 One 1981 or 1982 morlPI dump l rL k w 111 Peaoody Ga on or cq u v al en t dump body 110:. .: 8-' x 30 head and tall oatr oN th c ent er rloor n ga t.: m n mum s H 16 x 10 open ng l Fron t mounted 12 ton re lesc op c ho st 18 - Dua l elec tr iC horns 19 H e aler a nd de t r oster 20 Two speed w n dS h1e d w pers a nd oN a sher s 21 Pow er Steer nq 22 10 00 X 10 10 pi y or be tl er fr ont l1res h1ghway tre ad 7 r m s 23 10 00 X 20 12 ply rear t r es on and off road tr ead . 24 One add 1 or a l r r m and nng 2:, Cast spok e whee ls 26 Heavy duty c lut ch 27 H eavy du t y brak e boos t e r w th 7 r ear b r a ke s 28 Hea vy du t y bumper a n rJ tr ont l ow hoo k s 29 L H and R H Sen or wes t coas t m rr o r s JO 77 amp ba tt ery hf>OVY duly 31 60 amp or la rge r a l t ernator 32 C 'lb g rab ha n d les, L & R 33 V k ng T bar d r ve r s sea t 34 t nd v • d ual passenge r sea t 35 Heavy d uty filc tor y re n f orced frames 36 Co lor Oman a O r a nge 37 Th e front of t he en vel ope en clos ng th e b d must be marked DUMP TR UC K BID 38 B dder to l urn1 sh r 1e r own b d / arm s t st ng b 1d pr 1ce as nd ca t ed on t he 1 ne 1tem spec f ca l ons sh ee t a s advertised 39 Del very mu st be made by the succes sf ul b1d oer 120 days aft e r b ds a r e nwa rd cd orb d 1S vo1d ed 40 T he Me gs County Co mrn ss on er s m a y ac cepf the lowes ! b1d or se lec t th e bes l b d tor lh t? n t ended purpo se and r €se r vl TIH." rt ght t o ac c ept or re ect any or all b ds , r---------------------Curb Inflation. Pay Cash for Classlfleds and Savel II n th e P• b pe• To 35 ( IdS f ca t on I YOU ll c hecK th e proper box be lo w ( l wantea ( For 5a l c ( J An nouncement ( l For Rent • -+-__:_ ls,-oQ 1l<o nn ... 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Fr.dly M a 11 Tnt s Cou pon woth Remottan ce T h e Dally Senhnel Bo• 129 ,, I· l-----~~m~~~~~~~~~-----~J I 7 - Auto and Truck R e paor - Tran s mo ss ton R e patr Hrs Mon F n 9 am 5 30 p m POOlS 1 10 'ArriiA"NcE"'s[iivic[' I '" ''"'""" \ 985· 3S61 PART S ANO SERV ICE A Ll Mdi<ES p Mdh e RdnQ ~\ • H o 11\to~r r r I nh R('p,l"'"'l ~on< " IHJ ~p e c o d l R .1 1 e~ Fo Co n ldund l Rlnlil l f> uptll < A p i Hou r Ownl'n · Mobol e H o m r P<1fk \ B 6 I mo Wate r Se wer Elec t nc Ga s Lm e D1 tc h es Wa t er Lm e H ook ups Sc pltc T a nk s Count y Ce rt1f1 ed Ro ush L a n e Ches h1 re Oh • O •D ~ h W il \ hll\ Va TRENCHING SERVICE ~h{'~~ • Oyf' \ C. L KITCHEN w 992 568 2 1 YOUNG never bee n shot d i Splay 1 odes sa lesma n sa mp les Spec al pr tce on th1 s g r oup Oear Wh 1tetall Hunt e r S6 9 14 B ear L TD Polar $ 129 95 Brown B e ar S14Q95 Beilr M 1n1 Mag S 9 95 Kod 1ak spe cal S9Q 95 Spr u g Va l ley I rnd ng co Sp r ng Valley I al l 4-16 8025 County CARPENTER DANCE STUDIO n llott G utt e r , h' no lon q Pe mod c li ' :q R o0 m lld Dryw all ' l•t• o n s 111ft k» c pfllr C.lll "' .._ H. L WRITESEL I ROOFING All t yp es ol root wor k , new or r epa 1r gu tt ers and downspou t s gutter c1ean 1n g a nd pam t ng . All wo r k g ua r ant eed Fre e Es l mates Rea sonabl e Pn cc s Ca ll Howa r d 949 2861 949 2160 2 4 th Now Takmg E nrollment F or September Cla sses 1n Ra ctne and Mtddle port Ag esl and U p . Adult cl asses Offe r ed ROBERT MASH 991 6313 v - F or tnform111taon Ca ll 949 2710 or 949 2806 e 2 1mo 1 :1 4 I mo pd J&l BLOWN INSULATION Vinyl & Alum mum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. Vonyl & Alummum S1dmg Beaut 1ful Cu stom Bu ilt Ga r .1ges Cn ll to r free s 1d 1ng es t1m at es 94q 2801 or 949 186 0 No Su nd ay Ca ll s 3 11 ltc •tn sulat10n •S torm Doors • Stor m Wtndow s •R eplac em ent Wtndows • Free Est1mate James Kee see Ph 992· 2772 8·141mo BARBARA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE SI GN UP F OR Fa ll Classes In • T AP 13 Vins& 4W D 14 MO IQr Cn l e~ •L AD I ES J AZZERC I SE OJ & SERVICE GUYSII tll e OH . P hone 614 662 182 1 ~ u thOr llcd J ohn D ee-r N ew Hol la nd Bu~h H og F 1r m E qutpm ent D ea ler H- Aulo P.1rts & Ac ceuor u 11 A11 t o Rep• r FA RM EQUIPM E NT PAR TS / SE R V I CE eSERVIC ES n Improve ments P tum bo nal E un11tn ; ll- ExUVi fiA'II Jot- E tectro ca l & Al lro gtn h on IS- G e n er~ l Hi vllnt USE D EQUIPM E NT 1- N o IJ600 01 ese l Fllrd Trac t or w/ Ca b 1- Mol.iel "1 75 D• esel M F 1- M od el <'179 Hay B1rd NH . a.--M H Rego1 1r 73 1fc 11 - Uptlo ll l.ry nu rtaon "'" ' di'f 1nsertlon 11• diYI tnltrflon o n e dll y UOO 5-4 00 17 00 Tht Pubh sht r reser ves the rt11ht toecht or re1tct • ny ads ct ee m.a obt ecllonal The Pvbllsh11r w il l not bf respen ltiU t lor mort tll il n one ncorrect ' " " " on mli( Pu ~t £ ti_ohce _ -=.__ NOTI CE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Au g 10 1981 '" the Met gs County P r ob a t e Cour t Case No 23 491 Jack Wa lke r Ma1n Sl ree t, Ru tl and Oh10 45175 wa s a pp ornt ed Adm1n tstra tor of the est ate of Roy Gorby, dec eased la te of Ro u te N o . wt.<>l ol 54 BEAUTY SALON 169 N Jnd M i d dl eport Oh 1 o 8 6 I mo Mtsc . Mercnandtc e 992-2156 Br enda W eave r SWEE P ER $1 295~Q Green yd ss!l5 •• yd. Georges Creek Rd 446 0294 Ca ll Child ca r e ce n t er op en m g soon a t R 1ggscrest Manor Ch d d m us t be pooty t r a1 ned F or 1n fo r mat 1on ca l l Becky O r en ner 985 4138 or Sa lly Ka l dwel l 667 3644 Bob, Charlene and Jayne Hoefltch lo9 Hogh sr 'P6ofa~r::l'o . Drove A L.ottle - black home yellow ti ger & w h1t e to good l 1ffe r tra rned 614 General WE'RE OVERSTOCKED USED BIKES 2 WH l T E r abb1ts fe m ale 8 week• old 304 675 4156 af oe r 5 30 Mtsc Mer chandise Q,_ POMEROY ........ 614 992· 2181 '5 288 ~ 1979 HARLEY DAV IDSON XL H ......,.. '2688 1980 HARLEY DAV IDSON FXE '3988 54495" 1978 YAMAHA '21 97 u.w- 1979 KAWASAK I ~ 1979 '1444 HONDA ~ 1975 YAM AHA '344 1953 ~ 1971 '1988 HONDA '299 -<Iff- 1979 KAWASAKI K275o W•(h F a .r ong ' 1997 ~ 1980 1977 YAMAH A Dm 5 CAN-AM 11s Q=er 1976 Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 NE W LI STtNG E Renewed 6 r m hom e on St Rt H as 11 "1 ba t hs fur n ace n 1ce f 1r ep lace st ove r e fr 1gera tor par c h es st dr s and wdows m su la t ed ru ra l wB teac r e 1n countr y $49 900 MODERN 7 rms bath 4 bedroo m s full base m en t fam1 1y room na t gas f u rn ace stove re fr ge r at o r n ea r P 0 m sma l l v llage $37 500 RACIN E - Some st a1 n ed g l ass w1 nd ows modern b ath n at g as f u rnace d 1m ng stu dy -4 bedrooms b asement COUN TRY- Modern 3 yr old 7 r m s dbl garage h ome Fam1l y rm woodbur n 1n g f1repl ace fa t s of ntce ca r pe t 1n g and lg level tol S69 900 HARLEY DAV IDSON '666 YAMAHA YZ250 ~ '544 Athens Sport Cycles Inc. 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REA SONAB LE 3 bed ro om s o n L1n co1n H1tl Al l elec n1 ce kit Jots of c arpe t1ng lg par ches an d Jo t w th ga rden spot Own er has boug ht new hom e a nd wa n ts t o sell On ly $35 000 RA CIN E AR EA - 10 r ms 5 b edrooms 2 ba t hs free gas l g t am t l y r oom stud y d1nmg ga r age a nd 2 acres W II co n su:ler an offer Ca ll to see POMERO Y - Very n ce ol der h ome of 7 r ms 3 ~d r oom s d tnmg gas t urnace st drs &. wdws Ask m g $2 7 500 POMEROY - Modern 1ns tdew1 th ce da Beam ed ce th n g 1n I 1V1ng rm , p la nk fl m ce ktt & uttllty Ba th and all CttY ultht1es Just S21 500 Housing Headquarters . - -- ---- --- - -Re al E•tate- General - - - ------ ------- POMEROY, 0 . 992-2259 NE W LISTING ~ 2 Beaut1fUI l ev el co rner lots 1n Sy r acu se wtth a one story, 2 bedroom energy efftc 1ent home wtth a new bath n ew ca r pe t and ne w st orm w m do ws S29 900 00 - - -- 6505 $50 r ewa r d offe r ee! f or return ot ye llo w gold d1 a mond en gagement r 1ng Lost som et1 m e M onday pass bl y at M e tgs Coun t y Fa trg roun ds B eh 1nd th e stag e R 1ng has on e cen ter d1 a m on d w 1th on e s m a ll dt a m ond on each s 1de A ny one f1nd1n g th1 s r1ng ca ll 997. 3128 a f ter 5 p m o r 992 6602 bet wee n 8 a m and 5p m Yard Sa le Gara ge Sa le Sa tu r d ay A u g 22 10 8 Household 11 11 wa ll & base k tt c he n cabtnets a nt1q ues an d m 1sc Cora Oh o Ga r a ge Mobil e Hom es lor Sal e buy J u nk ter•e• Ca ll 388 9303 Pr 1ces reduced on all mobile homes and tr avel WE Ira lers M OBILE 142 acres of wh1 ch 60 ac r es ar e haytand and so acr es ar e pastu r e A m ce 3 bedroom home w1 th a new k 1tc hen an d bat h 1 b a r ns other budd1ng s even a sm al l r enta l house A l l f enced and 10 oper a t1on now If yo u wa nt a fa rm c all on t h1 s on e S8S 900 00 RIGHT PRICE RIGHT LOCATION N ce hom e m Pomeroy good k tc h en a nd p or ch es home 1n good con d1 t 1on t am1 l y room l floo r w tth ba se m ent $26 900 00 HOME PLUS l REN TALS - 2 stor y f r ame home w tth 7 room s 4 bed r oom s a lot of re modeli n g has been done and woul d m ak e a ntcc home Also a n a p a rr me nt a nd store bu1ldmg tha t br ngs tn so m e extr a money A ll lor S36 000 00 COUNTRY FOR YOUR KIDS• - Approx 21 acr es p lu s a new ly r emade led f a rm house w tth 4 b edrooms I 1V1ng d 101 ng Kr t c he n b at h 2 porc he s large b a rn pol e shed pump house Sec luded pr1vate and peacefu l $45 000 00 MANY WAYS TO FINANCE THIS HOME You c an own tht S hom e 1n East e rn Otstnc t Modern home has 10 rooms 4 bedrooms full b ase ment, f ully tnsul ated, gas forced a1r heat carpeted, garage 5 C oth es t oys sm all f ur n1tu re t od d le r c loth 1ng sweeper kn tck k n acks an d ~ tc B dwe ll Rodney Rd 112 mile ott Rt 3.5 Movtng Ya r d Sa fe Fr1 & Sat 21s t & 22nd C Earl Saunders K l 1ck er Rd Wa f ch tor s1gn s P or ch Sa le Frt & Sat 19 M11l Creek Dr MOVIng b ed d iShes ewery c loth ng a nd baby 1te m s car port, above Qr o und sw1mm.no pool on 2 acres S40, SOO 00 3 F am1l y Gara ge Sa l e dl N e il A ve Ga lllpol s Th ur sd a y F r tda y Sat & Sun tlay Boo ks T V c lot hes a nd m 1sc Ya r d Sa le 131 112 rea r 4th Ave Ga ll po lls Frt Sa t & M on L ot s o f good c lotnes (M os f 25 cen ts) M sc YA RD SALE 511 C1rc le Ave Ga ll po lls Across from Spr 1n g V a lley H a r d w are Fr. 1 6 Sa t 9 6 G a ra ge Sal e N e 1gh borhood Rd Cloth1ng ga m es Joys h ou sehol d goods Fr 1 & Sa l 9 5 SMALl HOME on noce tot 1n Middleport Two bed room, b~ th 11ving room up family room, k1t chen lau nd ry rm down 522,500 00 Save A Lot R.C.S! .REALn INC. . • - B ILL CHILDS . Mgr Phone 992· 6312 ,, Pl\1~1\e 992-6312 I ' FURNIT URE Yard Sa le Sa t Au; 22 available Wotild make a lovely s ite for a trailer ora home STOP IN AND SEE US AT OUR FAIR BOOTH1 WE WILL HAVE PHOTOS OF MANY OF OUR PROPERTIES I ALSO REGISTER FOR , OUR FREE DRAWINGI REALTOR "Henry E Cleland, Jr H3-4191 ASSOCIATES , Jean Truuelt 949 36f0 Do"ltl Turner H2·H93 Rogtor Turner H3 5693 BR ASS CLE AN USE D MOBILE HOME S KESSE L S QUALITY MOBI L E HOME SA LE S 4 Ml WEST GA LLIPOLI S RT '--[_,..JI -'-1 1 35 PHONE 446 3868 or 446 old furnt tu r e go ld Sti ver doll ars wood 1ce boxes st one Ja r s ant1ques etc Comp l e t e h ouseho l ds Wnte M D Mtfler Rt 4 Po m eroy Oh Or 992 7760 at 405 L egran de Bl v d 3 F a m rly Ya rd Sa l e Thu rs Fr1 & Sa t 9 ? B ul avil le Tow nhouse K 1ds c lot hmg lots ol te a ns 1939 C h a th a m Ave Ga l l tpoli s A ug ust 19 th t hru ? 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G1 r l F 1 ' Work f rom h ome No".. s Send r es u me to Bo)( 302 C 0 Gall po lls Da fy Tr bu ne 825 3r d Ave Gal 1p0I1 S Oh 45631 B abys 1tter 1n A dd 1so n 01 s t Ca ll b ef ore 1PM 367 0 120 Sub st1tu e Teac h er l or Gu1 d m g H and Sch oo l Must have va lid teach1ng cer T1h ca t1 on f r om Dep t at Edu cat1on In reachers a b se nce r esp on s1b le f or p r ov cJ1ng ed uca t1o na t program 1n g for qrou ps of stu dents Sa lary $35 per day Co ntac t M r Dav d R at1 1tf Pr1n C1pa1 P 0 Box 14 Chesh1re Oh 45620 (6 14(367 01 02 POSI TION AU T OMOBILE N S U RA N CE be( 1 c ill ce ll ed; Lo s t you r opera tor s L cense? Phone 992 2143 Wa n ted t o Do 18 Baby s tr1 ng n my home an yt me nclurl ng w cPio-en ds on Ra ccoo n Creek Rd Call 446 44Q9 Exper1cened moth er w II do baby s ' t 1no n my home on R t 35 n th C' R o Drande an d Tt urman arf"'n Cn ll AVAILABLE Subs l1t u t e sc hool b us dr 1ve r M us t p ass phy s 1c ol exa m1 nat 1on and hold cur re nl bu s dn ve r s l1 ce nse tor school bu s op er a t or tn d n ver s ab se nce be ng res pons1b e to d r ve ass1gned bus r oute Sa lary S3 J5 p er h r Ava 1lab le Aug ust 2<'1 198 1 Contac t Mr Dav d R a fl tt Pr1n C1p i'l l P 0 Bo x U Ches h1 re Oh 1459110 Wa n Ted to do b 1b ys 11 nq n my h ome Call 4.<'16 657<1 Baby s tt1n g n my hom e days or even ngs Cnl ?56 1312 W ll I ve n & ca r e f or el de l y Ca l l36/ 03(} 4 9 y r old boy wants ro c ll:"'an ga r ages wa lk p e ts odd 1obs e tc Call 446 6311 Tv serv c c 11 " 103 4 Al so { <of'r1 c sa le { Rel1ab e c h ld c.:1 r 1 1y home Conve n1 ent to 3 Me 1gs sc h oo l s E)( penen ced a nd r e l er ences 992 5555 Mother w th £')( per ence babys tt 1ng and nur s ng w II babys t n my home Ref e ren ces I needed 667 3313 MO T H ER of two year old nurs 1ng ex per1enc e babysd n mt hom e nea r Mou n ta 1n eer Plan t 30 4 882 34 46 45610 (61 4)367 0101 GET VA LU A BLE t ra1 nmg as a you ng bus ness pe r son and earn good m on ey pl us som e grea t g 1fts as a Se n 1 nel r oute ear ner Pll one us ngh t away and get on the e hg 1bil t y !1 st at 99'1 2156 o r 991 2157 Th e Me gs Coun ty Board o f M ent a l Retar dat1 on s now accep T ng a pp l1ca f 10ns t or a fu l l t1 me T eac hN / h ome t r a1 n er Quafl fl catJon s t or t h1 S pos1t1 on 1n l ud e a Bac helo r Degr ee n Sp ec 1a E du ca t 1on and m us t be el1 g1b le f o r M S P R ce r f1 f1 c at10n w 1th Departm ent ot Ed uca t1 on A ll resumes w 11 be accepted v nt ll Augu st 3l M 346 East Ma m St Po m er oy Oh1 0 45769 The M e gs Cou nt y B oard ot M ental R e ta r da t1 on 1S now accep t m g a pplications f or Subst1tute Teach er s AI teac he r s qualrflcat1 on s m el ud e ce rt1ttc at1 0n f r om the Departm en t of E duca t1 on 1n M S P R Send a ll ap phc at tons an d r esu mes ro 346 E as t M a 1n St Pomeroy Ohto 45769 The Me1gs Countv B oar d ot Mental R e tard ation tS no w accepttn g a pp hcat to ns for Subslltue Bu• YARD sale '• mole out Sandhtll Rd Saturday 22 10 a'lt 4 pm oys & chtldre~s c lotnes "" 1- - - YARD sale besode Beale I Sc:hool .!latlur~!ay, Ga lhpoll s Ferry WV -- ... - --...-- --- --- -; - - - Public sale - - - D ~ • ve r s Money t o L oa n FH A VA Conv en t al Home Loans Col um bus F1r st Mort gage Co 463 Second Av e Ga llpoll s Oh 4<'16 7172 23 Pr of eSS IOn al 5ervi CCS COMMERCIAL and 1n d ustr 1a l ph otogr a ph y Ph on e 4.46 2909 o r 446 7226 a ff er4 p m P 1a no tun1ng an d re pa1 r L ove your ne1ghbor tu ne you r P1 ano Bll l Ward wa r ds Keyboard 4.46 4372 Ga l l pol 1s GALL I A C l ean ng an d Ren t A Mad ser v1ce tnc Free Est 1mates bonded m sur ed p ho ne 245 9234 C tea n1n g by th e week mon thor con t r act ua l You r P1 ano r u st1 ng 1n sum m er Hum 1d 1ty? F r ee 1n spec t 1on w tth tu n ng La ne D an1e ls 742 295 1 or 992 I N TERIOR & ex t er or p a 1nt ng call30 4 675 1339 All af' pl1 ca nts must have 4 years dr ivi ng e)(p ertence walld bus dnvers license and curre nt Amer tc an Red Cross certificate al s o a work•ng knowledg e of Meogs County roads Send all ' appli ~ allon and resumes to 346 East Main St Pomeroy, Ohoo <15769 Part Time Employmenl Person with car wanted for 1 hour dally to pick up lab ._ &Auction specomen• al looal doctors offtces on late afte rnoon Ne•ls Auc t ton Hogsett, Must be neal e nd "ell able WVA Rt 3 Every Sat 7 00 Wrote Btll Brown, P 0 PM ~ Constgnm e nts Box 506 Columbus Ohoo taken! ~Will buy furniture! ol3346 Lonnie Neal367 7101 ___ - 12 2082 Saturday 10 till? Rt 2 Nor th Pt Pl easant garage ne x t fO Pn ce s Gulf Center TRI STATE H OMES Galllpo IS CALL 446 7572 1981 lrom 9 AM to 4 OO PM Pleasant Sl315•q ya,. BUY We sell f u rn1 tu re Sagraves Fvrnrture 446 -4775 Sa l e A REAL FARM - W1 lh DYER 100 FT OF ROAD FRONTAGE On thts one acre lot "6 742· 2211 I · Lost and Found Ca lico Ca t los t 1r1 t he v et ntty o f R oad S1de P ark Uppe r R1 ver Rd Call 446 Fro day & Sa l Aug 21 22 9 a nd tg lot S48 soo '666 HALF Old Eng liSh SMep 4 Famil y 1980 Class1c 1100 ac tu a l m le s T w o male or an ge ktt ten s 6 weeks o ld 675 6714 Fn & Sa t 9 4 r am or sh1ne T urn r1 gh t off R t 1 1ust before C lt pp er M II 6th house on le ft '4988 HARLEY DAVIDSON Mtd dlep ort Found Bl ack a nd ta n type c oon d og w h1te spotted b ea gle type Red Sette r Ca ll Humane Soc 1ety 992 ~LANDMARK Housing Headquarters St KtTT EN S304 6751 138 HARLEY DAVIDSON F~...H d iy w1h l kud• 9'12 7837 or 9479 1980 ~G m on ths old German Shephar d pu p M ale fnen 446 9479 F a rm & Hom ~ Deliv ery ReaiEstate - R eg 9§ SQ Insta lled Vd RUTLAND FURNITURE Main St. KITT EN S CALL US TODAY FOR GASOLINE Regular, Unleaded GASAHOL H o Speed D1esel #1 & #2 Heatong 011 <E. x.t[il Good) GOOD SELECTION OF REMNANTS Buy Now & Save $2· $6 Per Yard 25 rolls carpet on stock to pock from . Regular backed, carpet 10stalled tree woth pad, Good selection Roll Ends Rem · nants 52. 50 up. Grass carpet S4 99 yd Green and Brown . obligation to cars scrap metal and ba t - -- - - - 9 6 Water anij electrtc ar e Now Butck Pontiac, GAII Ipol ts Dhto Call «6 3282 BE DS IRON 3624 sew,ng mac t1 1n e repa1r parts an d supplies P1 ck up ilnd del 1very oav 1s Vac uum Clea ner one ha lt m le up 3R OLL 5 RUBBER BACK M cGee Carpet Cash n CarrY 1 Roll Each Brown Blue MASON 4 bedroom 2500 sq ff pIus basement 1 ilcre 80 s 304 773 5861 Smtth Late m od el fa rm wagon dog puppy 7 w ee k s old f ree t o g ood h om e 304 895 ~- a nd '4800 and up Wt Paddmg Installed Starteng cars good cond Call 446 7838 or 256 6474 be seen at 244 Sycamor e LARGE SELECTION OF REMNANTS CARPET 3 k1"e ns 992 5275 PRICED RIGHT Rutland Furniture Carpet Shop - Portratts - Weddmg s - Ann1versarae s - Passports - and Now an tm· pr essrve, c omple t e hne of weddtng and an. n1vers ary tnvatat tons a nd acc ess ones . 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1 garage complete k1 tchen steel s1d1 ng n1c e ya rd 1968 11x40 mob le homL Green School D1 s t n c t very Qd con d I bedroom s.so 000 Ca ll 446 243 1 $4000 Ca ll 9B5 4 133 3 bedroom br <k I ren t a l um S1d 1ng fu l ba seme nt F R wood bur n er ca rpe l na tur a l gas h ea t a1r c arpor t pa t o c 1t y sc h ool d sir ct drapes appl an ces P lanl2 Su bd v Low 40 s c a ll 446 1380 H ou se f o r sal e 1n M d d l epo rt Ow n e r w il l s acr I ce 99? ?9 17 or 99? U SE D Mobd e H ome 171 1 2606 1971 D an an 12 x 65 bed r oo ms 1972 Crown Haven 14 X 65 W l h A x I IJ expa ndo 3 b ed rooms !91J Ul op a 12 x 65 '1 bedruorns 197:/ I n va d er 14 x 70 J be droom s 1977 N ash 'I U 1<1 )( 60 2 be droom s 0 1 ~ so es nc Jnd 1na v 1nd .J IS PI PIC'ct ': > 'l 1 WV PhOnf' 615 41 )<'1 On R t 7 Home tor co up le or !:.ma ll family Near Chester WBFP l arge lot qaragt? workshop tow ut t ty cost s Low 40 s 985 4 '1 ' 7 J yenr ol d a l l br ck ranch h ouse 3 b edroom 2 bath s full b asemen 1 3 h ea t1ng sysre m s 2 ca r gar .. ge 1 acr('s 5 P o1n l-:, arcn Cnll Y9 2 lB45 Shown by ap po1 n t m r.: n t on l y :> 76 Mobil e hOm e 1oca1er1 n Citmp Coni Py Ele l a n C l rmd c lean P hone JO<l 895 396 / IMME DIATE P0 5S ESSIO 1980 12 ,.. 55 Jurn1shcd 30-1 N 3 bedr oom st on e two s t ory h ome w1th l u ge wnlk 1n closet s form a d n ng room new ly remode led k !chen w t h bu il t 1ns n c lud1nq d1 sh wosher ba se m en t w 1tn wo rk shop larqe garae w1 th w ork sh op garden plo t c or ner tot Pr ce d t o se ttl e E'S t ate ~59 500 Ca 1 {6 14) 384 6309 tor c. ppo ntm ent 548 G rant St Middl epo rt 576 1637 Oh H OUSf' & l OT I ll f1 dr1veway 2 room s & bath fu ll ba se m en t w l h shower 991 6347 N ce 1ns d e and ou t Two bedroom ba th carpeted D shwash er fu el oil f ur nace Fu ll basem en t wood bu rn er s h ower she lf sp ace l au ndry Workshop atta ch ed sh ed Two m il es fr om Rac 1ne $28 9 00 Owner w 11 h el p fi nan ce Clelan d Real t y 992 2:.159 Ma son 4 bedr oom 2 500 squ a r e t eet pl us ba sement 1 ac r e $80s 773 5867 after 5p m l7x55 3 bedro om home JU4 !:!V.) 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Orm a TIOn CCI II t o1 more n 656 0 2~ FMm 24 12 ac r es 7 rooms balh barn tobacco ba se 3 miles below Cad mu s on 141 Ca t 682 6745 M orn1nq of before 1PM Farm For Sa e by Owner 41 acres more or less toc.=t led 4 1/ l m•l es out on Rt 218 I obacco base Ca l l fi ller 6 00 245 92 2'1 35 Lot s & Acree~ge LOT::, Real n 1ce camps1te on Raccoo n Creek al l ul 1 r es ava !ab le 5300 down owner w dl f1nctn ce cal l c"' l ter3 p m '15664 13 2 lCrf-:, on t.:. loyd Clrtr k Rd close to R 1 160 $4 000 Phone 446 03 90 53 19 LOI S bY Owne r I l 4 A to5 c1crcs lC' ve t rural w~ tcr c ty schools 10 per cen t down Ca tlJ79 2 196 Tota l elec t r 1c 3 bedroom home w 1th garage utd1 ty roo m on l arge l ot 8 1 :o- 0 ou Joan pass bl e 742 2047 Ap<:l rlm en t tor sa le t r~ n d cont r ac t '1°o 4 un ts 1 bdr ea ch Tot1 l r ent $740 $49 ooo Cal l 446 3937 HOU SE Meadowbrook Ad d 1t1 on J bedroom f a mily r oom wtt h f r epl ace cen t r a l a r b asemen t 304 675 R1vers1de tot I 07 ac re Betw ee n Syra c use a nd Rc1 c n c on SR114 $11000 Ca ll 614 R6160 18 ilffer 6 4 room house w1th ba th .=tn d tur n 1turc N1 ce tor 992 1541 3 bedroom ra n ch 11 :z b aths dou b le garage San d hill Road Pt PI Pn ced o n 1nsp ect 1on 675 581 7 For sal e on land c ontrac t House and 2 mobole homes located at Bulavtlle Wtll sell sepa rate ly or together Call 446 3437 I I BY OWNER ]1 I I 14x70 H O U SE fo r sal e by ow ner 4 bedroom s 2 baths $47000 l ocate d Pl easan t N or th on of Pf Rt 62 Assumab le lo an or l a nd contr act a t 11 p er ce n t tn woth 10 percen1 call 614 928 4339 No answe r 3 0~ 77J 5235 ' ' "-C pm BY owne.. J apartm ent hou se on app rox 1 acre L 1ve 1n one r en t others t o m ak e you r p a ym en t Can be con verted Stngle h ome C1ty water Wt ll cons1 der land con tr ac t 675 1883 9 5 pm 20 ACRES on bl ack lop road t 1mber P hon e 1 61 4 263 8322 or 263 2669 2 acre lol tn Cheste r, OhLO Ca lll 304 675 4466 �•a e-8- T he Dail Sentinel . L~t~ & Acre~~e ACRES of Kani!twha tiver land, 1·61.4·263·8322 lr 1·614·263·2669 . LAFF - A - DAY Sl __ ~o_u~~old_G0o-d~ _ LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker, ot· roman , 3 fables, SSOO . Sofa, chair and loveseat, S275 . Sofas and chairs priced from S26S . to S79S. Tables, $38 and up to $109 . Hide -a · beds,$340 ., queen size, SJ80. Recliners, $115 . to $295., Lamps from SIB. to S65 . 5 pc . dinettes from S79 ., to Small furnished house '" the ci t y, adults on ly . Call 446·033B . S36S . 7 pc. , $169 . a nd up. Wood table with 4 chairs , S219 up to S495 . Hutches , $300 . and S375 , maple or p1ne finish . Bedroom suites Bassett Oak . $675 ., Bassett Cher ry , $795 . Bunk bed complete with mat · tr esses. 5250 and up to House, 6 rm . 8. bath , 1/ 4 mi le N . of 218 Cat I 446 -7472 after 5 :30 House for rent on Georges Creek Rd . 3 bdr . S?OO per mo., 5100. deposi t . Cal l 446 44 Apartmemt forRenf S3SO . Capta,n' s beds, $275 . 3824 Furn ished c abin for 1 per son $75 month, utilities paid . Also 1 tra iler space at Henderson Trai ler Court . No pets . Re f erences required . 675 -2946 . THR E E bedroom house '" th e country wi th firep l ace $200 .00 mo. $50 .00 depos. t. 304 675 4433 or 675 2136 . 42 M ob •le Hl) m es bedroom apts . avai l able at Ri1.1erside Apts Equa l Opportun11y Hous 1ng Call 992 771 1 I &. 2 bedroom turn1shed apartmen t s . 997 ·5434 or 9<n 59 14 or 88:.? 2566 Un f urn1shed apartment 2 oedrooms, carpeted 1n Pom eroy Has stove $150 month plu s deposll . Ut1lrfr es extra . 992 ·6678 for Re nt bdr . . 3 bdr ., mobile ho m es Ca ll 446 0175 llx60 ful ly furn mob il e hom e, wi t h air Call 446 One bedroom garage a par tmenl Low maintaince . Good loca t ron 5 14 S. Four til Ave .. M rdd leport , Oh Call 614 384 6309 for ap porntment 4 110. 3 bdr mob• le home con ven.ent loca t ion on R t 7 Sec. dep ., no oe ts. Call 245 58 18 'l ve ry n1ce 1 bedroom a par tments rn MiddleporT . 1 fur nrshed wrfh utilit 1es in elud ed and 1 u nf urnished 99?3190 ' complefe Baby beds, $'9'9 . Matt resses or box springs, full or rw1n , 558 ., lrrm , $68 . and S78 Queen sets. $195 . 5 dr chests, $49 . 4 dr . chests, $42 Bed f rames . S20 .ano $25 ., 10 g u n Gun cabinets, $350 ., dinette cha rrs S20 and S2S Gas or electric ra nges , $295 . Or t hopedi c super f1rm, $95 , sofa bed wit h c h a~r. S165 .. baby bed & ma rr ess, S25 .35 , bed fra m es $10 . Si5 . & $30 used , Ranges , re f rige r a t ors, and TV's, ~ 3 m il es ou t Bul av ill e Rd Open 9am to 7pm , Man thru Fr 1 , 9arn to5pm , Sal 446 0312 GOOD town . s ma ll deposit req Call 446 03 16 78 2bdr furni shed mobil e home sur t ab lc for coup le, no pets . $155. $50 deposrt CC111446 J61] 2 bedroom trail er for re n t 992 3860 OR RE NT almosT new 14x 70, 3 bedroom , 1 1 1 baths, srtting on nrct:l lot ready 10 move rnto . Phone 304 576 27 11 Rooma t e, c lean. t o share expenses $ 125 mon th , a l l utdrtr es pard Ca ll alter 4 pm 304 882 3536 ~be d r oo m mob il e home rn N e w Haven . WV Adu lt s only No pet s 675 145 7 or 675 7996 Remod e l ed bed r oom apar t m ent rn Middleport Utrlrt1 es. rncluded . $180 p lus rl Pposrt No pets Ca ll 992 61// al ter 6 p m RENTING Sf'nror crt rzens a nd handr c appc d Ap T co nH·n un rl y openrng. Fc,)turrng 1 bedroom un turn rshed w1 th wa ll to wa ll car pet rng. wall te;.; walls. burtt rn book cas e. ap plrances . smo ke detec tor s. urr c ondr11oned. prrV il t e pa t ro. storage faCi l i Ties. srnql e story with no st nirs to cl rmb , pr rv afe entrances wrth undrv rdua l laundry tncdrtr es on premrses w1 th rocre a t ,on a nd mee T1 ng room s Profe ssr onal rrsrdc nt manag e r on premrses StonewoOds Ap rs. Rt 7. M1ddleoor t For rr n'nl 1n l orma110n phone NOW 0 I .J H43 '134 I Ap<Htmcn Ts 675 5548 '2 bedroom mobile hom e 675 J8B 5 J oedr oom Tr ailer 3486 30 4 81,15 USED K n •ves ?0°o BEDROOM t urmshed . nc . no childr en . no pets . SJOO mon rh p l us elecrrr c J moles c:l bovc New H oven JU.! H8l 7J66 nnyt rmc rwo be droom trn der , lur nrshed . ' .r m rle out Sandhrll Rd c1rr co ndr troned. ca rp€'!. wnsh er rtnd dryer , '5'200 mon th . S100 dcposr t 304 b!S ·; 11,15 ') T RAILERS l Or re nt 2 b(' dr oom lurn rshccl. J bedroom l urn,shecl GnllrpO i rS F er ry . WV Ph on e 675 6851 USED FURNITURE 36 in gas ra n qe, spl 1t cane c ha •r. wal nut bedroom sui t e . Cor b1n & Snyder Furn , 955 Sec ond, Ga ll rpotrs . Oh . 614 446 117 1 2 BEDROOM, unturn1shed fipnrtm c nt r~nd 7 bedroom l ur nrshed apar t ment . J04 675 557 1 1. I. & 3 bedroom apar t mf'n t s now cwrr rl able at Pt Pleas,) n t Sco ttrsh tnn Also i'l honeymoon su tre A ll ut rl rlres pard Apartmf'n ts as tow as S140 a week HonPvmoon sut re S45 a nrqht (,) It J04 615 6]76 1 bedroom all e lec trr c. Henderson SlSO deposiT . SI SO per mon t h No Pe ts tnqur~·e614 36 7 7257 alter 5 APAR fMENT l or rent. rm medr<'IIP poss es.s.ron , no pf't<... qrouncJ lloor , full srlC' Q,)scmen t . ]04 6/5 11 98 Fur nt shed Roo m s ~S SLE EPING ROOMS il n<l 1 Qhl housekccprnq .1pf, Pnrk CC' n l ri!l Ho tel Ap.utm emt for R£' nt SpMce f or Ren t -16 Pr rce reduced $9.000 3 t) nr ca rp eted, full bosement . a TT ached Q.lrdQe . tornpl el e k.r t chen _ st eel srdr nq , n1 c c yard . Green Sc hool Or s l r 1c l . S40 .000 Ci'!ll 446 /43 1 For rent upsl.=tr r s apt . .1 r ooms & bath , drr co nd , c lc~n . adults on ly . no pe l " deprequrrf'd c,)II4J6 15 19 F ur nrshed . '1 bdr <lP<trl ment depOSIT & ret ere nces requrred . aou 1ts on l·y pn ·y. elec trr c only 99 '1 36-1 7 CUUN TRY MOBILE Home Pilrk. Route 33 , N ort h ot Pomeroy Large lots Call f/9} 7 ~ 79 r R A 1L E R spaces tor r ent SouTh ern V a I ley Mobrl e Home Prtrk . Ch es hrre . Oh f/9'} )954 11U S1N ESS loc a 110n , 509 M,11n St Pr P leasa nt , wv Ferrder Supe r tw rn Clm prt re r wrth ex t e rnf!l spe ak e r cabr net . Peavey monrror sys tem Call 388 6. S50 304 ))] 5B60 Ant 1ques ATTENT I ON ( IM PO RTANT TO YOUJ W il l pay cas h or ce rt it1ed check for ant1q ues and co ll ec trblcs or en t1re es ta tes N othrng Too large A lso. quns . pocke l wa tches. a nd co rn coiiE'Ct1ons Ca ll 557 )4 11 >4 room tu rnr shf'd rJpl Utrl1 t res pard , ad ult s on l y, S 11:! 5 00 per mont11 , $60 .00 deposr t 94 Loc u st St . Gallrpol rs 446 1340 or 446 3870 Sma ll tur n Call 4.46 151 8 rtpartmenr Dupl ex u ps l arrs . ve r y large . 'l bdr. turn , apt Park Iron! on Slate ST ufilrft es l urn 1shed. $275 mo ' 446 49'93 Dupl ,..x downsta1rs. larqe , 1 bdr , turn . apt . Priva te yard . pa r k I rani on State Sf . u t ili I res tu rn 1shed, $250 mo. 446 ·4993 Srcond fl oor etf ren cy ap t ., adults onl y . no pels, 7'19 Second Ave Ca ll 446·09'i7 . De l ux 6 rm . house, good 1ocat1on . Ca ll 675 5 104 or 675·5386 R EGE NCY TRAILER space rn co un try . 1 mrle tram Mason wrtn Crly water . Phone 304 77 3 5825 after 6 p m 47 Vlla nh•d t o Ren t STudC'nt reach er seek1 ng bdr , preferab l y un tur n1shed t or fa ll a t IVB I Call co ll ec t Lau r a 591 61 98 1 or ·2 bedroom house or ilportment. c lose to town 675 6937 MBE"biJtHHse::: = ---- 51 USED brown and w hrfe l rv1ng room chair S IS See a1 769 Brownel l Ave . Mid d lepor t 7 precc 11vrng room su ite, $400 . Wrl l se ll sepera tE" Iy . 675 1374 . 1964 .CO RVAIR , $1.000 . 304 675·2622 after 5 p. m . PLaza, 446 7025. Enc losed ut1l•ty Tra iler , exc. cond, wi ll not lea k Cal1388·8436. 14ft . h shing boat & tra der , $400.00 22 ff cam per rra1 10r . s:woo Etec f ric gu1tar & amp. $190. Phone 388 9037 RMI!ff Pools & Se rv1ce . Complete sa l es, serv1ce. poo l c overs, and w 1n ter1za ti on kits. Call 446 1324 F1 rcwood , sp l 1t, s t acked & delivered M i xed wood $65 per co r d. $35 one ha lf cor d G r een or seasoned A ll har dwood $5 00 more A l so wi l l buy standing wood Ca l l 245 5478 USED ITEMS FOR SALE For Si'lle avacodo grC'en tub, gr een & wh1 l c mMb le srnk &. vaniTy w i th lr )(tures Ex trr1 good cond , <l y r s Old Ca ll 367 0) 94 Good top or f rll d rr l . w rl l d elr vcr anywhere 1n Gal lrpolr s or B idwe ll r~rea, S251oad Ca ll 446 485 1 3671 M i sc. Mer chandice Like new . warm morn i ng gas hea t er, wil h bl ower, al l auto. 87 Vi ne St ., Ga lli pol is Remi ngton T hunder bo lt 22 LR A mmo. $1 .39 per box. S13.00 pe r ca rton Sp r ing Va ll ey Trad ing Co . Sp r 1ng Va l ley P laza, 44 6·8025 . 1411 . of 6 t t . trip le wall pi pe pl us r am caps Will take$90 for everythi n g . 675·3244 Sl uffed a n i mal book . 675 ·3576 . doll and OL D Avon decanters Some lu ll 506 E Metrn St ., Pom e roy Also knrck kn.=tcks Eggs 70 cents doz M r s Cl rff ord Lerlherl. St R I J3. Rock Sprrnqs 992 3446 or 99? 583 6 For Sa iP Tournam('nt S.tze c ool I ab le 992 3860 Men s 26 i nch 10 speed Free Spirit b icyc l e . Pe rf ec t con dition 675 65 17 RAD I A L arm saw $200 .00, dr i ll p r ess $200 .00. tos.k hand ler Ti l ler SI OOO P hone 304·675 ·4684 1974 Nova, good work car frumpet , elect rrc gurta r . a nd amp trt er 74/. N Ff"O seve r al rtem s ot f ur nr turc , ,) p plrances . telev•s•on s B 1g discounts for Qu.1nlfy purchase V ill ag e Fu rn1 tur e- 1605 Jnckson Ave 675 1773 BIG drscoun ts for cash and ca rry at V1 ll age Furnit ure 2605 J ac kson Ave nue . 67) 1773 rf 1 Two 9 .50 x 16 5 L T Road tread UniRoya l trres Th r ee F R 78, 14 rn ra di a l f1 res , exce ll ent co ndi t ion Two F70 Ia inc h, snow and mud f •res . e;.;cel len t con d1 Tro n . 675 347 1 pm O NE 6000 B T U ar r con d rl r oncr. $50 1 dehum 1d 1f1 e r , S4 0 304 675 6730 fur par Ex 675 6722 or 675·5104 Furni shed apts. 3 bd r , S220 .• water pai d, ch ildren acc e plable . Ca ll alle r 7PM. 446 4416 ONE di nett e set. 8 c hai r s good cond it io n . 1 bedstea d : good co nd ition . 1 1o1.1esea t , good conditi on . 2 fU el oil stpves . 3·275 · ga l t uel oil ~ ~- 55 ~ :::: & llliesll£11 :=. - - ·- - - - -- - - · 1973 Jot to n Chevy picku p h asps, pb , autom at ic t r an s mi ss ion . 304 ·773·5170. 9326 l i ves t oc k Very Ge ntl e pon y, pe r fec l tor ki ds Ca ll 446·974 4 after Si m me nta l 446 4.:147 • H ERE F OR D Bu ll , l 1 1 years old $500 . Ph onf:' 304 675 28 48. ?UO BUSHELS barl e y , phone 304 675 5086 - 1976 Bu ick Li m ited fu ll y equ ipped . O ne owner, low mi tr age, good cond ., $3,495. Ca ll 4;16 1546 7~ CU TL ASS Bro ugham, loa ded w 1th extras ~o m pl ere . Ca ll 675"· 4087: For s.a le 1979 Bu ic k Ri ve r a comp le t el y loa ded Ca ll KE NN E L Board ing a ll b reeds. clen n indoor outd oor fac i liTies A l so AKC Reg• D ober mans. Ca l l 446 7795 . OR IAR P ATC H KE NNELS Ye l low Frees t one can nr nq Pf'ilches . Now thru Se pt 20 Reg1s tered Cocker Sprlnrel An·{ quanf tt y ava il abl e pup s.. Ca l 14 46 1:267 Rf'tart & w ho lesa le Bob's. Market , Mason Phone 773 Regis tered T r eeinq: Wa lker 572 1 Open daily Til l I,! p m coon hou nd p up s.. 6 wee k s o ld Sire is Ni g ht Cha m p iofl Rou nd oak Tabl e & 6 cha rrs Hac kin g Rive r Di ck . S75 . Cil ll 99') 3647 ma te, $65 . fem ale . Joe E Cri t es 6 14 667 3621 Show sn dd le. 14 1' 7 rn brrclle , br east strap. h.l llf'r Hrm a l aya n & Sra m csc & lend . S450 E n g i1St1 su d mixed ki tt ens Tort1e & diP. $50 Cr1 117 : '.' i' · Flame p o inls q917138 sso 8. S75 II 11 Ford Tru ck iUtJf.Jl..' r. Nan n y goat. w hol e house MOV IN G TO N EW arr co nd ., 4 Scars radia l a ll L OCA T ION F ish Tank rl nd season ti res ( 1.:1 i n . 2), st ud Pe t Shop :.1 41 J Jackson drd m ud & snow ti r es ( 14 Ave , P t Pleasar:t Ac r oss rnl Ca ll '992 2779 . fr om Wes t ern A uto . Ca ll 675 2063 . Closed Fr id ay and Mov1 ng t o Texas Musf sel l Sat urday Open Monday st ove , r efri ga t or, washer Aug u sl 17 th at new and bed r oom sui te be f or e loc.:tt ion, si'lme hour s. Aug . 21 991 2772 r-------------------~~------------------~pups 8953958 79CENTS· ·· Musi cal In strum ents Con n T rum pe t . E xcelle nt c ond i t ion . Cal l 388·8270 . Orga - ro ni c dou b le keybOard organ , wit h foo t ssoo. pedal s. 7331. P ho ne 992 A new Acoustic E lec t ric Ova ti on g uitar w ith ha r d c ase . mOde l no161 2. One IYlJ Ol d!> Cutl ass S Ca ll '256 14/. 1 1975 Dod ge Dar t. low mrtcaqe, st and a r d, 6 c y l ., Sl ,095 Ca l1 256 1968 1975 TR 6 ClitSSIC Con ver ll ble exc body & rn ec han rcs, $3,575 woul d l r .=tdC' fo r hard t op car . Ca ll 2459 11 9 For sale 1976 Mon te Cnr to, 1./,000 m il es. C)(C cond ., one owner Ca ll 446 0429 . 1971 Co r veTt e convert1bl e. w hrte wi fh red rn terior 1n cl ud i nq w hi te har dtop, 350 en q ine. rn ll ey w hee ls Cil ll 446 969'1. 74 AMC Spor t nbou t Stat1on waqon , 6 c VI . au to , qood co nd ., w rll t rade . Ci!ll 446 1452 exce llent co no . Z/.8 , c.11~n 3647 197 1 VW Squ areback 4 sp, su n root , clea n. 446 2 149 even inqs., 94'9 1.504 d ays. IY77 Ptymou rh Vola r e . 6 cy l AC. Au t oma ti c. Ve r y clea n . Ca ll 992 37 98 after 5 p.m 1969 V W B eetl e . Clean in an d ou t. 1'971 VW F astback . 19/ I VW Supe r Bee tl e, st ic k Shtft 197 4 Subereau, clean . Phone 667 3196 1980 St a rfi re SX, H a t chback . Blrtc k an b lac k , v 6 au to., a.c., 18,000 m il es. $5,650 . 992 7054 . MORR 150N 'S AUIO sales . H ende r son , WV . Phone 675· .1574 o r 675 2B81 . 1977 Gr an Pri x, air , crui se, 8 tr ack , good tir es. $2200 . Ph one 675· S075 bef ore S pm . CAS T i ron b ath t u b & sink , S75. Pl.one 304·675·4335. 6-174. 1 DOUBL E bo wl kilc he n s ink, 304-675-1196 . wholesale pr iCe . sa . . - F"rUit - ---- . . . &Vegetables Furn . apt., l rm' 15 c u F T . narvest gold ref l-igera tor . 4483. $2.50. Phone 675- 742· 1143 ext. 3940 for in · formation . srrucrion books. All priced Pnone 304·882-2325. -··· - PICK YOU~ OWN Tomoloes $6.00 a busnel. New patch half runners, ,$6.00 busner . RaV~or Peach ' Orc hard, miles l!<ilow Gallipolis on Rt. 7. 446·4807. s· 1 97~ H.Jrl cy Sports ter 1,000 cc, c lecm. A I shape, 5, 800 mil es. S'2.900 . Ca ll l42 2844 . 1978 Kawasaki SR 650. n ice c l ee~ n bi ke in ve r y good con d 1ti on . $1900 742 3076 197'9 H onda XR 250 . 1979 Yamaha YZ 80 . B est o ff ers 675 1560 Bo ats .1 nd M otors for S.1 tc 14FT Lowe L 1ne L.:tk c Jon, Swive l sea t s, depth t inder , Evrnru de t r o lli ng m o tor, 15 HP Ev inrude mo tor and D1 ll y t ra d er $ 1, 500 .00 Phone 304 675 203 9 Auto Pilr tS & Access ori es 76 C HAR LI E'S 1978 Ford t.T O II , low m ileage, $3800 . 675-6429. Au l a pi'lrt s. a uto r ep a i r, wrecker s,erv1cc. buy aulO m oblles, r adictors and ba tter 1es. 446 77 17 e ngine ROBER TS BRO TH ERS GARAGE . '24 hr . wrecker serv 1ce . ' 'B ig or sm a ll" we tow t he m a lP 2332 East ern Ave ., Ga lli pol is, Ohio. D ay 446 2445 or N igh 1 446 A ul a P ai nti ng & San ding $ 175, a n y col or .free picku p & deliver y 1n Galli polis a r ea , H a mm o nd Bod y Shop, 22 1 Mdl 51. 379 2782 Ca mping E qtupm ent R od & Ree l Combo Zebco 600 r ee l , P ti ('UqPr '> t· , Specia l SIJ '1'-i . \nrrm1 Va ll ey r r,)d rnq Co , ~P'" r n • Va ll ey Pl aza, 446·8025. 1968 Le is u re 11m e 18ft tr avel t r a iler. good cond . w ith baffl e gas tan k, sl eeps 4, $ 1,495. Ca ll Joh ns Mob ile Home 446 3547. 1979 35 tf . Bona nza park m od el tra il er . Ca ll 446·81 83 or 446 ·0038. 1968 l7 "f t . t rave l t r a iler, good c ond iti on . Sl eeps 6 ter6p. m . CAMP E R, 20 fl .• se lf con rer s.. ~ -~~~- -- --- - =:= --· . ~ . . -. . . 1974 NOVA natcnback, 304 - 675·5506. . -,. HOLD '(OUR ARE! W E GOT 'EM GOIN 1 IN TH' RIG ~ DIREcnON NCW I GO, DI NNY! TI-4QSE DA.NG IDIOTS WELL , IT LOOKS As IF OUR. \.\ORK IS DONE, ARE SHOOTIN ' AT US! DR. \AJONMUG! RO N 'S Te l evis.ion Servic e. Specia l izin g in Zen rt h and Mot oro la, Quazar , and house ca ll s. P ho ne 576 23'98 o r 446 1454. F & K Tr ee Tnmminq, stu mp r emova l. 675 1331. R IN GLE'S SERV I CE exp c r1 enced mas.o n, root er , carpen t er , e l ectric 1an, ge n era l repa ir s and remode ling. P hone 304 675 208 8 or 675 4560 ' D ave ' s App l iance Rep air . W ashe r s. d r yers, plu m b 1ng, elec tr ic, ge ner al han d y m a n. Ph one 304 576 ·2'92 1 or 675 5689. 82 P lumbing ALL I NoEP ,4.t:IW & H ea ting IS FOR M.40'NM4 TO CAR T ER ' S PL UMBIN G i ND H EAT IN G 2096. . Carpei· Ciea~ln g «6' 4208 • '- w; • r . ~ 1, . . ~ • • - · JIM MARCUM Rooting spouting and sid ing . 30 yeal-1 experience. Free estl,npt"' · ~~ mpclelh\g . Call :188-9857. · ~ ............... .. - .:.. - - ... . IT'9 ME ... B/.i.LY· /117Y./ rYE PECIPEP TI:J OFALL THE CJifANCE! ME!51YEM£ Gil'£ >lE O NE OF HER "SURPRr5E II 1 FIGURev 6Y THIS TIME )()LJ'P !IE FFD UP WITH lQJR DIET Mil~ TO lliVE /t(TC) A TlMES TO -NON )'t;t(ANOTN£R A 1'14F'ER &4G 1"15JT5! ~illY l'fZZA .. , OR A 811660WLOF SPAGHETTI/ FACE.' J & P Pl um bi ng & Hen 1in g, R t . I Ga ll iPOl iS , 367 7853 . . D C. Con tr acTor s P lu m b i ng , elec t rica l , hea ting, r oof ing, a lu m in um, v in y l s idi ng, and home pain tin g . 675 3376 or 675 12-10. E )( ca v.1 t•n g D ozer . loaded , and d i t cher Base m ent s, ! an dscap rn q, gas., el ec tric, and water l ines. Char les R. H artic td, RuHand, Ohio "141 2903 wor ~ Evening television listings---- - -- - AUG. 2t, 1181 8:00 ( I ) . (I) HARPER VALLEY P.T .A. Stiltl m11queradea as an Gil rloh middle 111tern pr lnc••• to gel hc k at the meddte1omeFlora, wh o h as bHft ·ll mpeflnO with her mall. -t) INTOUCit ' THE UNEXPURGATED III!IINY HILl. ED~ARD 'S Back hoe and D ozer Ser v i ce . Specia li zin g i n sepri c fank 675 1234 ~ BACK HOE a nd Sep lic la n k Se r vice . La r ry St r icker . 675 5580. · ti4 Side n E l ect r ica l R GAlli! DALLAS Donnt mlna.) NEWS tO:OII TBS EVENING NEWS t0:28 CIIN UPDATE NEWS 10:30 THII WEEK ON WALL !I_TREET (llJ IIASTERPIEC! THEATRE 'Upttt lrt, Oownatalre: AU the Katie racalla outregeoualy fUflfty, behind the acenea action lrlthll aKacutlva manalon u the write a a UlJ MOVIE ·(MUSICAL) ••¥. Culver becomea the new Mr1. Ewing 1i the tnd Rt y mtrry, and the cotdWarbetw. .nJoc k tnd Mia• Ellie es ca late• deaplle the nawlyweda ' lt.applneu. (Repeat; 80 mint .} (JJ &ol.INDSTAGE 'leoSayer' CAPTAIN A mu1l cal comedy tribute to Mtwork televlt lon'a lru..ION .f:lec t hca l , A rr Cond ition, • f'at ing, H ot water ta n ks . Se r vice a ll makes. Phon e 379 2 196. Ctl art es Kiesli ng . l ~P ~ IIIMIMilttr " 11 :00 2:28 2:30 3:40 3:58 C8N SPORTB REPORT AQSS BAGL!Y SHOW LOVE AMERICAN STYt.E ~=~:TS REPORT • :10 5:10 5:30 111811011 IMPOSSIBL! 4:00 KlnQ 'I Hortee' Jam.. returne from America wllh renew ed entt1u1ltam , but tho condifion sr-rvic(', co m merc1a l, il'l dustr l r) l. P hone HH/ 20'/9 85 JIM 'S NOW HAU L IN G hou se coa l & lim estone tor. drivew a ys . ~a ll fo r esti ma tes l67 710 1 ~ (CioHd·Captfoned; -NPLACII I:CMI l:ao .......- --BLERY 1 _. _,.,, ... , , FOOTIALL, ~~·AL- . INIAK ,~IVIIWiln o IPIOIII'IneakPrtY11Wt' progrem, oo·"--tAOCIII'Ebtft andO..Sielceltallllrtrrtrlook at the belt tee.ture film• , Mca:al .........: ....... of 87 · . ' Uphol•lery . . ~o,.' o.~d 'Th• ~~~- fiLAII!IA IIILIIft1fiiiiJ 'lllllf•IWOYflll .' ~· (llop~ol; eomloo.) ' Print Yasnerdty't /.lf'Ntn=='~ 'DMitothe ..... al cr..~~ao· ilootft Bolt.lrd IINIIIIIIIIIII Dr. J . rredlf'lok ~11 Dr. --•o..,....laoU ' . ~ DOWN I Swruner 7 Highlands TV fare 2 Turned outwa rd 3 Stea l a march upon t Blac k bird 5 Cessation a Utopian Yesterday's ADiwer 7 F amous U.N. !1 Skaler Heiden 32 Tie up fig ure !3 Pavarotti 33 Sadistic 8 Publicity with Sills 34 Main artery girl 11 Synunetrized 12 Out of work 13 LiWe 14 Salamander 15 Eventful period lti Merkel 18 Likely to 19 Belgian town seekers Z6 '' - ever so 20 Pepper 9 " W..hington humble ... " 2% - off - here" 28 Molasses !drove a 10 Fight 30 Puckered golf ball I 17 In the crowd fabric 24 About (abbr .) ~Pain t sans skill !7 "Weighty" word t9 Abstruse 31 Transport :13 Fine liOIIP :J6 - whiz! 37 Nonsense! !II Stannum l!l Break bread tO U.S.S.R. river 1=+- l lZ Stogy emanation 14 To be (Fr. I t5 Resolve 48 ReceliUy gone 47 Desk Item I '•tromJu~. "'•"",."1"'•" a... =rcu,- ;;-; sn•• n• m• , 8ddtt111, zru cadt 41 Actor Majors 43 Greek letter Here'a how lo work ll: AXYDLBAAJII II LONGFELLOW One letter aimply stands for another . In thl t u rnple A II use-d f or the three L 's, X f or the two O's, ~lc . Sin1le letteh, t poatrophea. the length and rormt lion of the wonll m i11 hiDll. Each day the cod e le tters are different. CIIYPTOQUOTIIS -w• ~~ere: "K I I I r (-IOmOrrowl Jumbles: DRAMA RIGO R SPLICE WAIT ER Answer: What t~y call ed the twlfiS who wefe bOth artists-A PAIR OF DRAWERS . 35 Take up membership 6-+-++- . I I K. , ~ ....... •alflllllfiRDI, 1M I · oou;11 "'•rrlill tor ••• rura =~~·~~':,r.~a~~~~~~~~ ~:~r; ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD GAME by HentiAmold andBob lee ACROSS I Treat IHALMYNj . · W...oi110dhor--..d _IO_IM_oi!M( · T RI STAT E UPHOLSTERY ~ H OP· 116:)· StK . ~ve ., Ga ll ipol is 4-'6 7~~ o r 446·1933. · MI8SION IIIPDSBIBLE AGIIICULTURE USA MIGH'T I!JE FOUND AMONe MEN VYINe WITH EACH O"THER'. I I I 111 den I~ CHi- i by JHOMAS JOSEPH t · .ll "'""'"'"""'tho-oli p 10.00 5:30 t~~~<CW~ f :( DAiLY CRYPTOQUQII'E - " tl'tl hoiUCIYI 7 ,' ,...rttlrltd,' . ffi 1· K1 111) 'mG.".J "Drum• In TM Deep South" 51 :liDO 700CWB 3:25 IIOYII-(SUSPENS!)" llrfck" 1878 4:30 1108& BAGLEY SHOW Wi sh 1 r.1. . .......... I · Atilntl FllcOftl VI Mlnneaota AMe ric: an 1ft de 2:31 LIVIG NIIIHn. ' .. _ . ,_ ii 2:15 2:30 \J:6 ~~ · tour ordinary words. (I) IIOYii•(MYITIRYI ' ' ' . ID1t fSTIROOK HOSPITAL ABC NEWS NEWS THE L!SSON MOVIE -4ADVENTURE) ... Unacrambte these tour Jumblet , NIGHT MOYIE 'Doy OITho Anlmtla' 1817 Stars: Chrle· . 2:00 ng Thoro" 1878 one letter to each squ are. to form (I) !II CBS 8A TU RDA Y t~ _ George, LMiil " 1IJ 700CLUB C1J BLUE JEAN NETWORK 'ftfl~N"} bythljltiOUaloverola beutlrul woman. (Rep.. t; 80 D E P E NDABLE ~ AND ROLL, PART V 12,00 (l)e(I) NEWS (I) AU I TIN CITY LIMITS. THE LOVE BOAT Captlln Stub lnOr't tunt maW' t1kt aWav ttlt daughter when aha board a with tier t'lutbtnd: end Doc Ia challenged to a duel • ' 'HMdeOfTheAipper" 1t71 12:35 ([)MOVIE -(ADYENTURI!)" mlvll Story" 18M MO CWI700 (8PAN18H) TO TEU THE TIIUTH 1:11 MOVII-(COMEDY) u y, Ulldlnt" 111117 n. mlna.) II._S.A.) Gue• t • : Cui and h i• band (!!•a••; go mini.) (D) MOVIE ·(HORROR) .. ewe THE ~ooi's OF ROCK "BtlttO . .yond Tho Stoto" Cencrcll H cl Uiing wa ter de liver y . Call 256 ~ 36tl a nyt1 m c . · Cl) IIOYI! • (COIIEDYI" . ••l,l, 12:30 (}} .MOVIE -{DRAMA) ·~rocco" 1851 [J) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Hoal : Oeel Arntz . Mni ca l PRE lENTS ' l"leetwoodMa c And B.J . Thomu· e()) MOYIE ~DRAMAI"IO '.ltell Otl frllc:o Bar'' 18511 ()D)MOYII-(COMEDY) • • • " In IIC~INFAIIILY FESnVAL (I). (I) N,L PRE·IEASON GAME Pltttburgn Stllllfl 111 CeUtt Cowboy• from lrvlna. \ 1851 be coming Pedettrlan Cham· plonol th eWo1ld: buiiOmahow. aomaone did. The preu called It tragic . CrlbbofSc otlandYard called II murder. (Cio..d· Ctptioned; U.S.A.) (80 mint.) 11 '30 Itna. J ACK ' S REFR IGERATtO N . •11r AATPATIIOL ANDTHERUFE 8 '30 (I) KENTUCKJBLUEGAA8S: g,oo HERITAGE SINGERS ~ MOVIE -(MUSICAL) ... " F•JI!• " li_8Q_ (I) 111111 (J) !IDI!Ul. NEWS <1J M'tSTERYI ' Sergeant Cribb : Wobble to De ath' In 1878, marathon walking rt cea, called 'Wobbles' , we re at the height of popularity. Charlie Darrell wu determined that nothing could etop t'tlm from AUG. 22, 1881 lnd o.thar ot 'her ta_mlty.' ~~~~~::!:.·bo~h- SEWING Mach ine repdi r s, . ~e r v i n•. Au t hor i l Cd S1 nqer Sil les. & Ser v i ce . Shi'!rpl•n Sc1sso r s. Fcib r 1c Shop, Pomnoy YY'l 2284 SPECIAL 'S wingln ' Over the Rtlnbow ' ~ selec t gr oup ol mual c lant join alnging ttar Willie Nelaon to perform eonga f ro m Nel a o n' a c eleb re ted album 'Somewhere Ove r th e Ra inbow'. (2 hre .) mileabeneathlh &aurtace otthe OC fiiA off the Galap a go s ltlanda, where exot ic rorma or !!_I 1i!e llourlah, (BO mk'le.) rlandt." (8QIJ'Int.) a1ng1 'One Man Band ', 'How Much Loy• '· 'In My Life ' and 'Otncln' the Night Away' . (60 longeet· runn-lng children' 1 aerie• ' Ceptein Ka naeroo ;' ttlrrlng the Cap.taln. Bo b Ke llhlft , elong with Jean Stapleton, Btrbara Mandrell end M•• Ft"ell. (80 mint.) (l)(il)WAIHINOTONW!!KIN F u l ler E lect r ic Co. Com p lc t e re w i r i ng, c om m erc i a l or r esi denti al, an d clec · t ricil l ma int ai nance, also on CCI II. Ph . 4<16 '1 171 , Ga l li polis. pre·adolaacent girl awhom aha g ,30 10:00 ()) MUPPIT IHOW Gnat: Mlrllf.ftl<lmen. • (J) Ill GOOD EVENING, & Re f r igeration . STANLEY St EEMER ~ ~y Cor F ou r th an d P ine ~""' h o n e 446-3888 or 446 4477 FOR BE ST In Carpel Clean ing · C·a ll · Smeltzer's · Ste amwav . Ca ll 614·446' . - . -- ~·-· H o m e buil di ng. hom e r em odel 1ng and r epa 1r . c u st o m wor k from starr to fin ish . Ca11 388·871 1 JON ES BOYS . WA TER SE RVI CE . Ca ll 067 7471 or 367-0 591 . Home tmprovenients -.. ... . . . . 81 and tr ansmiss ion exc ~ ll e nt ,, gOOd work or s cnoo1 ~ar . SJOO . 675· ]423. ' .., Mil(}•· and 388 · A u1oR e piu r 7l 1970 Bu ick Skvlark, 4 door , automatic, HIOEAWIIY IN AlLEY OOP HJ SA L VAGE ta ined, c all 304·675·2453 a f sell unde r S200 . Call 1·312· below oon $ 1500 firm . Ca l1992 ·5709 al powered stereo ear phones. Va riou s chord and in· $75 . 304· 773 5621. 19/Y Model Kawasak i 1/.5 b tk C' (d tr f and srreel) li ke new . Owne r pu rc hased bigger b ik e . $500.00 ilr m . 446 78 Slrtngs. balle ry 14'JI 4792 19/6 D odq e Sl ation wag on Corne tt e. 3 sea ts, good fi res, no rust , exc. co nd . Ca l l4 46 05 1'9 or 446 0 18 1. 1'1169 50i'IE 51J!T OF SPECIAL TMT ~HE \'MIS AWARE OF HER SROTliER'5 I 662 2079 Mot orcyc les 75 tank s . 304-576 ·2859. Se1 of Cn 11 'l56 1427 . F or sa l e mo t orcycle tr arlrr Ca ll 446 157 8 A u to for Sal e 71 HOUGE A91\Y EAALIEK. THEitE IS NO EVIDENCE Gene's Ca r pe t Cl ea nin g, 1'970 Chevy I ton tr uck . 304 · . d ee p strea m ex tr ac t ion. F r ee est imal es, r easonable 458 1076 r at es. Scothgu a r d, 99'1 63 09 7'J V.1n s & <1 W .O . L OCKS M I TH Serv i ce . 75 4 w hee l dr •vr, 1n Res iden ti a l , autom ot ive rerna ti ona l Sco ut, $1,500. E m ergency se r v ice. Ca ll 1971 CJ5 H onda . (<'I ll :J56 - THAT HE HA6 2592 . 74 ~T!'a!'~l!f'~tiliil ~- PM MA61C 8001< ONC~ . HE SAII7 HE SOW fT IN llif /7RUj;STOf<E FQP. 196 1 F or d pi ck up . 1 gasoli ne engine 304 576 1976 Ford Van . qood con di l•on . $3600 . 675 64'19 . H eW & Grain - - IT 15 FI?5S1BlE HO. 5HE LEfT HE!\ 789 1. 1964 M F 3 Ba t er, ve r y good co nd ition. $1200. 675·2377 . S3,000.00 - ---- - DRAGO N WY N D CAT TERY KENNEL AKC B IN G' S CO NCRE T E CO N m a int a in ance remOde l ing P ho ne reg i ste r ed Ca ll even 1ngs &lkL~ REV~~E7 THE WIRI~G Of" THE IO,IIZEI< . STR UCTIO N · Spec i a li zi n g in concre te driveways , sidewa l ks, p a f io, basem ent. garage fl oors and etc . Fr ee esti m ates. 11 years experie nce. Ca ll 367 o nl y 742 22 11 4 DECK AND DIVEr;IT THE THUeS< WHILE PA I N TI NG int er ior and ex t e rior , p lum b ih g, r oo f i ng. some remode l ing . 20 yrs. exp. Ca ll 388·9652 . each . P hone 1·30.:1 ·422·2781 . COWS I iX15T ! CON · F ERRE L L' S W I NDO N G LASS SE RVICE Hom e 63 DOE5 ~ 'T CRE TE qua lity and ser v i ce , call675· 1582 Br ,1nd new 1980 and 1981 F o r d p ic ku p. M et al bed Four 15,000 ga llon t an ks loca ted above g roun d a t O hi o. K~OW ONCE EVEI<YSO<>Y GEf!io lt.J A PL AN Et WE'LL FLY TO THE: Call446·2577 Ca ll 367 -0541 . F arm E ~uipm ~ n t 61 I NSTALLED A K C ""'VE HIM A $ & insu la ted cam per top on truc k , auto, PS, PB, g ood 8 p l y tires wit h spare, hea v y d u t y , good co nd , $2, 100 . SH! Cabi nets, H oover Sweepers r epa ired at Emp ire F ur nitu r e, 842 Second Ave, Gal lipoli s, O H . Pet s t or Soli e ENiY cred1t av~llnbt e now Fo r sale poodl e pups, AKC to purcllet Se fu r nrtu r c. regis t ered, 13 w ks . old . l televrs rons . or app l 10nces. Chocol at e ma le and 1 Vrllage Furn rt ure 2605 aprt cot f e m a le Ca ll '245 J,lckson Ave. 675 1773 52 63 o r 37 ~J :.1336 bef o r e 2 I 1974 G M C 3/ 4 T l ru ck wi 1h 1974 Chev y p ick u p f or sa le & 615 130:.1 Bu i ld 1ng m a ter 1a ls. bl ock, bn ck , sewer p1pes, wrn dows. lin t e ls. etc. Claude Wi nter s, R io Grande . 0 Ca ll '145 ·512 1 57 367·7533. HAY for sa le. J04·675 1l54 Buil di ng Suppli es H IL LCRE ST 1'973 1 t on For d, 25,000 mi les, no ru st. $2,200. Ca'll THE ONE: TIME 1 FALL FO~ A WOMAN• Ce ll 446·4630 . SURPLU S jee ps , ca rs, and f1r'ucks available. Many unfurn ., apt . in Crown Cily , Oh Ca ll 256·. & b a th . corner ot c ourt and 2nd ., Gallipolis. S1BS.OO per mo. Call.u.l-i615or-146-1243. 643-2693. c r ate amphlifi er with long pi ck up cord . 5 ex tra sets of LI V IN G r oo m sui t, 3 piece, bdr . Wi nte r p ot a t oes, ca nning to m atoes, pep per s. Cha r les R H arri s, Port land, Ohio . 64 AKC Dachs hun d, Pome r a ni an an Poo di P. W!JO i<At>WS 700MVCH--· P ick you r own h a lf-ru nner beans . A n drew Cross, Letar t Fa lls, Oh. WOODSHOP W EA TH ERALL 7504 Fo r Sa le or Trad e · 5PM . PA IN T gu ns. 1 near l y new Bin k s, m od e l 62 , $ 125 I used Dev1lb1SS, S65 Bo th for $175 . 304 B82 J376 al t er 5 Board 1ng and groom 1ng Gor do n set l e rs. stort1ng a t S91J\1 .00 P r rcc 1n Engl ish Cocke r Spa niel s. eludes pool , dec k , fence , Ca l l446 4 t 9 1. trit er, l rner. and rn sta tlaf ron under norma l Jran1e's Pet Shop I m rt e qr ound con d itro n F re e West o f Gal 1tpol 1s on R t shop at home servrcc (n il 141 O pen Monday thru Sal . I 800 6'1 4 851 1 9 5 . Ca ll 446 7no . PLETELY ~400 7HE l<ll' 59 At he ns, bl<1c k Chow pupp tes, Sep t . EQ UI P Exc concl Ca ll 1 CFA Him al aya n. Per RADCO 304 523 1378 sian a nd Siamese ki tte ns. N ew Lrlae, b lue. and cho Bees. 'f el low & mrdn rfe Srilmese and B l ue Honey li b o r case Cal l l56 Hi malaya n kiffens. Ca ll 6866 446 J844 alter 4 p.m SWI MMI N G POO L S PRE SEASON SALE $999 00 IN S T ALLED~! ' Above grou na pool COM picnic t ables, porch swi ngs, m ost wood produc ts. W1 cou rt St., Gall i po lis . I'I~==========~===========~~ caSse n.ooottem i..deck $5,800. , newCall top per 446·, S4 CAPTAIN STEEMER Car · Ca ll992·5275. 19BO Toyota, l on g bed, 5 sp d : , P io neer A M · F M 0•-.-.-. 446 7497 Brow nr ng 7.000 12 g unge 8e lg 1u1T1 made sn ot g un Slug barr el . 3 rn rnagn u m barrel fu l l choke, 2J~ barrel lu ll c hoke $500 6 14 667 SANDERS CON TRACTING, Carpentry work & pa i nt ing, co ncrete, Ca11446·2107 . 753B. Armslro ng wood burning POO DL E GROOM ING sl ave, a l most new 3 ff by 2 Ca ll Judy Tay lor ar 36/ It por tab le d rshwasher, 7120. relr1qera t or , r l ect . coo k stove . Ca l l .446 0167 Bnck.s. bl ocks, & lumbe r (Cherry & Wa l nut! Ca l l 756 6866 . 1182 1970 Chevrol et Longhorn picku p truck, J/ 4 ton, 4 spd . wi th eXtras. looks good . 79 Chevr ole t . sh ort bed tr uck, 6 cyl., au to ., 8,600 orig . m i les, $4,795 . Ca ll 446· 56 RESTAURANT & STORE STUCCO PLASTERING · texturPd ceilings, com· mercial and residential , free estimates . Call 256 · pe t Cl eaning featured by Haffel l Brothers Custom Carpet s . Free estimat es. Trucks lo r Sa l e 72 Mi sc. M erchandic e GI N SE N Gca l l COllect you have ready tc se l l 304 762 2531 , Crossman B · B' s ' Milk Car· ton' bo;.; of 1500 Specia l s 1 09 box . Spri ng Va lley Trad i ng Co ., Spring Va lley 8025 - --==c-·Home landscaping. 446·2787. AP T. INC. 2 be dr o o m. ki tc he n nished , ca rpet ed, bi ll s ti a ll y pa id . S200 . m o ce lle nt neig hborhood , 2 : en gin e, collectors item. priced on inspection, good condition. J I .C Staff House Rd, Pt. P l easant. Near fairgrou nds . Ecli pse 12 ga . game loads W6 shot, 10 she I Is per box, S3 95 box. Spring Valley Tra1nd Co .. Spring Valley P laza. 446 ·8025. They'll Do It Every Time Hou sehol d Good s 1967 MUSTA NG, V·8 2B9 B025. 6CRYSTAL scanner . Bear Cil l 1975 COSWORTH twin·cam Vega . 304-675-5679 aller S p .m .' off Buck Knives. Spring valley Trading Co., Spring Valley Plaza, 446 · Compound Bow Special PSE s•zzler laminated lim bs, magnesi um handl e, 50 lb pull Specia l $39 .95. Spr1 ng Va lley Trading Co . . Spring Va lley Plaza . 446 81 19~_1 Improvements 1~ 903 1 CB,TV, Ra dt o E qu rpm en t by Larry Wright 6025. John Deer e 440 A log ski d der, 1968 mode l, machi n c al ly good . $7,000 . Cal l 38 8 12 KIT 'N' CARLYLE '" White metal detectors· Opening Special ~ off on al l white metal detectors. Spring valley Trading Co., Spring Valley Plaza . 446· GE dryer . l1ke new,$90 00 May t ag au tomiltr c washer , nrce , $90 .00 Ca ll 446 8 181 304 887 3356 J MJ.ss ·_~erc~andic_!! _ 5 .00 PM For Sd le 2 p1ece l ivrng room surte and I charr with ot roma n . Call 446400 1 after 2352 fR A IL E R space 3 mrle s tram TOwn 1unctron 2 & 61 at old Y _ Pt Pleasan t . 675 J2.J8 54 Compac t W h i r lpool was her & dryer. com pacf Wards was her & dryer, 36' co p pert one ra nge, Maytag d iShwasher, True t one 19' c olor TV , RCA 25 ' co lor TV . E ll 1oll App l ia nce, 446 373J 8436 1 44 all all case kn1ves. Spr1ng Valley Tr adi ng Co ., Spr inq Vn l lev Plaza . 446 8025 53 M081 L E home . 2 bedroom , lu rn rs hed . JO.t 675 651:.? AP PL I ANCES was her s. d r ye rs . rel r rge rator s . ranges Skagq s. Ao p l 1a n ces. 1918 Eas tern Ave .. 446 7398 Ci!Se 60x 12. 2bdr, I 112 bat h s, rn ust 21, Frida AR KVFJRO JTRR J B NRGBQR NLJ EL T HRBF GBLSOF ' J EJVFO J A ~ ·v .,. ,. '· EWMAJ . BU E V I . - E B L t G ll L F P F lf lt F Ye.llllnlaf'l Cl'yploqaOtt: .BASEjW.L !lfAY •BE THE' !fA. TIONAL PASTIME, BUT SURELY OIE1'1NG IS A aJ,l8E SECXJNll-()6CA!\ iiOMOLitA C),., ltirlt feat"'" . . $"'*"', 1ni: . I ' ( I . �Page-1o-The Daily Sentinel ~omeroy-Middleport, .Area deaths f Michael Danko Michael !Mickey) Danko, Jr., 43, Millfield, died Thursday afternon at the O'Bieness Hospital, Athens. Mr. Danko was born at Millfield the so of Michael and Marie Hayden Danko of Millfield. In addition to his parent.s he is survived by two brothers,Paul Danko, Millfield, and David Danko of Fall. Emergency runs Athens ; one sister, Mary Ann Danko, Millfield. Fuineral services will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Millfield Church of Christ with the Rev. Paul Johnson officiating. Burial will be in Hilltop Cemetery, Millfield. Friends may call at Hughes Funeral Home, Athens, Saturday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and at the church on Sunday one hour prior to services. Ohio Five calls were answered by local emergency units Thursday, . the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports. The Pomeroy Unit at II : 02 p.m., took John Imboden from the fairgrounds to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 4:07a.m., Nona Ritchie from Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans Memorial, and at 10:18 a.m. took David Iannarelli from the Meigs High School where he was injured during football practice to the Holzer Medical Center. At 7:45 each, speed; William T. Knittel, p.m., the Syracuse Unit went to Middleport, $35.50, no valid Maplewood Lake to treat Lisa Pearreg1strat10n : Ernest Newlun, Long son and at 11 :55 p.m. took Bob Willis Bottom, $360.50, DWI; Duane Bar- from his residence to Veterans ber, Rt. ,J. Reedsville, $62.55, Memorial. reckless operation. Friday. August21, 1911 • • 1 Continued from page 11 Frederick W. Sisson and John T. Williams. Gordon Winebrenner is the only candidate for the board of public affairs in that community and incwnbent, George E. Holman. is the only candidate for treasurer. In Rutland Village, there is a shortage or council C&lldidates. Four seats on council are fo be filled there also bill there are only three candidates who include Richard L. Fetty, Stephen L. JenkiM and James L. Spangler. There is no filed candidate for one seat on that community's board of public affairs. .· . ., (Jpp~d, C-1 • costs, five days confinement, six • months probation. DWI. $75 and costs, five days confinement. failure to obey police officer: Frances Miller, Rutland, $50 and costs, failure to yield right of way: Mike Pierce. Rutland . 30 days confinement, costs only, two HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS year Forie1ting bonds were William S. Thornton, Middleport, and David L . Leffingwe ll. Chesapeake. $40 50 Inflation • eats Income rises in "80 WASHINGTON r API - Ra1ses rccc1ved by American workers melted to less than nothmg under the heat of inflation last year, with families' 'real" income disappearmg faster than 111 at least a quarter-century , the government says. "Real." or inflatiOn-adjusted. mcome. lell 55 percent 111 1960, the biggest drop the government has To help, we make the following types of loans:• 109 HiR!J St, Pomeroy Bub & Cbariene Hofelicb probation , confinement suspended, resisting; Faye B. Brevik, Livermore, Colorado, $26 and costs , speed: Matthew S. Swysgood, Columbus, $21 and costs, speed: Michael Vance. Cheshire, $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle. For generations we've been lending money (all kinds of loans for all kinds of reasons) to businesses and people in our community. They have deserved our help and we intend to continue serving them through our responsible and openminded lending policies. After all, the bank that doesn't take the opportunity to be a part of a community's social and economic progress is passing up a great investment. THE PHOTO PLACE • • • • • • ELBERFELD$ BACK TO SCHOOL SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Kilpatrick on the ·n. C. amendment, ·A-2 You can talk to the animals, B-1 Voyager 2 tours Saturn, D-1 • tmts - unba We know the meaning of the word. . We are_fl:_ou· making appointments for your color se nior portratls. Your preview set will include nul only pbotos before traditional oil backdrops but pbulo~ in a//raclive outdoor sellinl[S. GIVE US A CALL EVENINGS & WEEKENDS . Broadcast packiJge Terminate 19 cases in court Fourteen d•fendants were fined and. five others forieited bonds in Meigs CoUIJty Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien were Harold Darnell, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, speed; Marshall Roush. Racine, $27 and costs, speed; Robert Terry, Belpre, $10 and costs. assured · dear distance; Phy His Custer, Pomeroy , $10 and costs, stop sign violation; Scott Stout, Albany , $26 and costs, speed; Timothy Hawthorne, Long Bottom SlO and costs, left of center; James White, Marietta, $22 and costs, speed: Joann McClintock, Pomeroy $10 and costs, stop sign violation: Leo B. Loscar , Parkersburg. $250 and I Vol. 15 No. 28 By JEFF·GRABMEIER Tlmes-Senlluel Staff GALUPOUS- Arson. It's one of the most dangerous, costly and hard-t<rprove crimes and it's on the rise . An estimated one billion dollars worth of homes , businesses and vehicles go up in smoke in America each year. In Gallipolis , about $6{),000 worth of was torched during 1980, and officials are not hopeful the figure will decrease anytime soon. " No doubt about it, instances of arson have been increasing for the past four of live years," Gallipolis Fire Chief James Northup said. 'From time to t rme the tvtlltbltlty olthe aiJove toane1 may h&vero be cut1111ed or llmlttd· dtpendlng on the banM 'I 1uppty ot tendaCte lui'ICis. Serving the needs of people who deserve our help. -- Elberfelds In Pomeroy "About 25 percent of all our fires each year are arscn," Northup said. The problem is both national and local. Figures can tell some of the story: -Arson is blamed for 1,000 deaths a year in the United States. Ohio had 88arson deaths in 1980. -Arson is the fifth leading cause of fires, but ranks first in dollar losses, according to the U.S . Department of Commerce. -Arson inceased 285 percent from 1966 to 1975, according to figures released by the National Fire Protection Association. -Only one person has gone to jail on an arson charge in Gallia County in the past nine years. In Gallipolis, the fire department investigates between 10 and 15 ~rson fires each year, Northup said. "People think of it as just a problem in the big cities," he said. " but lately it seems to be spilling over into our area ." evidence '' indicating arson, then the state fire marshal is called in to do further investigation. A trained investigator can determine how a £ire is caused by exammmg such things as the point of origin of the fire and how the fire travelled, Northup said. In addition, the fire marshal' s office has an arson lab in Columbus where tests ca n' be run on the remains of a fire to see if there is evidence of a deliberately set fire. This arson lab is the only one of its kind in the country, according to Harry Lyons. public information director for the fire marshal's office. The office also trains many local fire and law enforcement officials to recognize possible arson fires , Detective Michael Tucker of the Gallipolis City Police and Sgt. Raymond Pope of the Gallia County Sheriff's Department have both received such training . (Continued on A-4 l Northup blames the downturn in the economy as the major reason for the increase in arson. " What these arsonists are doing basically, is selling out to the insurance company ." He said burning to collect insurance is the nwnber one motive for arson, so arson increases when the economy is bad. According to Noreen Wills, public information director for the Ohio Insurance Institute, Ohioans pay as much as one-third of their fire insurance premiwns to arson losses. Northup said revenge or hate is lite second most common motive for arson. Most of the other arson fires are set by juveniles or pyromaniacs. Pyromaniacs are those that derive pleasure frum burning a building. Northup sa id every fire is carefully investigated to sec if arson is a possible cause. If local officials find "good, solid ·Authorities seize $8 million of "Meigs County Green'' ,Ji.~.\ ,.., . ,,i;-.. ·~ ~ • ~ "I COLUMBUS, Ohio I AP) - In the drug culture the marijuana that hails from certain hills in southern Ohio is known as " Meigs Country Green" and rated among the best in the land. But to law enforcement officers it's just "dope," plain and simple. During a five-day hunt in Athens and Meigs counties in the past week, police say they've seized several tons of the plants and uncovered an elaborate irrigation system used by growers of the illegal weed. During the last hours of the hunt which began Sunday and ended Thursday night, the Meigs County sheriff's department and federal agents pulled up 2,000 plants in Dover Township and confiscated 500 recorded since it began compiling vir~ luaiiy unchanged in 1979 and hadn't dropped by any significant amount since the 4 percent and 2.6 percent declines of 1974 and 1975. The spring 1980 recession also contributed to last year's nega tive record. holding income gams to 7.:l percent - about $21.020 annua l income for a median famtl y, the r~port sai1\ . Then inflation - pegged at 13.5 percent for the terms of this survey - more than wiped out what gains were made. ·· These adverse conditions har- med ali Americans but had especia lly harsh consequences for the working poor, who are among those most vulnerable to recessionInduced unemploymenl," Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige said in a statement accornpcmying t~e report. No arrests had been made as of pounds in Meigs County. Besides the marijuana found in Friday. Officials said they are Thursday's raid, Meigs County having problems proving who deputies confiscated a generator, an cultivated the plants. Keller Smith . BCI assistant electric pump, about 500 feet or hose and sprinklers. The sheriff's depart- -superintendent, sa id the focus of the ment said the growers had pumped raids was to confiscate the water from a nearby pond to spray marijuana before it was harvested so that it would not be sold. the plants. Despite the relative success ol the During the search, the Meigs Mei gs County Sheriff James hunt, County deputies were assisted by agents from the Bureau of Criminal Profitt estimated that his office and Identification and Investigation of the state agent.s only got aboul5 percent of the Meigs County marijuana the stale attorney general's office. Accordmg to Attorney General crop. "Marijuana plants were becoming William J . Brown, the hunt turned up 4.25 tons of marijuana. Brown's a farm cash crop in Meigs County," office said th e confiscated said Brown. "We were finding plants marijuana would have a street value staked to poles like tomatoes." 1Continued on A-41 of $8 million . Courthouse levy Tuesday; county officials 'cautiously optimistic~ / WE'RE MAKING ROOM FOR OUR NEW SHIPMENT OF The Ladies Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, will meet at 7 ·30 p.m. Tuesday at the J)<!St home. Ho~pital - • Member FDIC such figures in 1947. the Census flureau reported Thursday. Real income had remai ned . Arson: costly, growing problem in Gallia Residential real estate loans to individuals Home improvement loans Commercial loans to small and large businesses Consumer loans Farm loans Education loans SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT Tit 8:00 SATURDAY TIL 5:00 11 Sec1ions. 86 Pages JS Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Sunday, Aug. 23, 1981 1 Middleport-Pomeroy- Gallipolis-Point Pleasant · Copyrighted 1981 BERKLINE RECLINERS. m•ws Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted-Ralph Ballard, Long Bottom; Robert Rupe, Rutland. Discharged-William Ryan, Ora Rice, Patricia Pauley. ALL CHAIRS IN STOCK MUST GO . . pound. Pictured, are, front, Amy Berkhlmer; Bll!.n- . Pomeroy, parcbaled 'ibe grii_IICI . the . ding, 1-r, Ted Reed, president of the Farmers Bank and Savings; Joanne Williams of the Farmers Bank and aimual Meigs COK!Dll' 4-H-FFA ;JuDICII' Sal• held Frlda'y ldghtfrom Ati)y Berllliimer for$7.351 Savings, Carla Rife and Robert Jeffers, junior falr 1 • . .-~ ·, ·, ' '· ·, •• . queenandklng.lSeel'l!llultsoaD-10). · •·,_ ~ ' ' Buy Now And Receive With Purchase,3 piece set of Wall Pictures. sw Value - BUY NOW GET A GREAT CHAIR FREE!! OUR PRICES LEAVE MONEY IN YOUR !IY, tiJe. .3$ ' ~ot 1taxln~ Vllue mtil'!pllt!Q bi the U inllls. . • · .,..,.,..... The ttu-ee:year total on , POCKET !~~~~;;~;~ ~~~~~ ~ . ,. .. ........ .. By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Gallia countians will decide Tuesday if a 2.1>-mill levy to raise ftinds for the construction <i . a new wing to the courthouse is acceptable or not. To the people closely involved , the feeling on the levy's chances range from pessimism to "cautious OJ>timism ," in the words of one supporter. Conunissioner James Saunders acknowledged "it's a tough time on everybody" economically, but he hopes voters who read and understand what the levy will mean will cast a yes vote. According to the language on the . ballot, the levy's purpose is fqr the construction, renovation, and improvement of courthouse facilities. The new wing wHI be built at the site or the 101-year-old structure vlhich burned·Jan . 8: Fwlds raised from the levy will also pay for equipment, furnishings and site improvements. real estate purchase and incidental COllis. The levy will be in effect for three years If p~~ssed; . and according ~o in· fonnatloli · released · by levy supporlln, 1\'0uld,. IUJlOUIIt· to Jn in·Create ·Of·t5l50 >per ypr on i home valued at ~.000 redUced to f21,000 5 . exam which now house several offices have only a three-year zoning permil from the city of Gallipolis, and the new boiler room, which also has a temporary pennit, is located tn what was the prisoner recreation area for the jail. "We want to present the fa cts to the publi c," he said. " I'm sure everyone recognizes the importance of a courthouse. and we want them tu understand all the issues before they give us an automatic no." (Continued on A-4 1 the construction of a new wing, a sales tax would take 10 years to get the adequate amount. The new wing is estimated to cost $3,500,000, and will contain an ad·ditional 10,000 square feet. It is hoped it will offer enough space for the next 50 to 100 years, and centralize some offices, like the prosecutor's office, which were displaced by the fire . Saunders emphasized the temporary nature of the county government's situation. 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