http://66.213.69.5/files/original/42b4b93a8c1e8968e3f4eb441285b629.pdf f04a96f39ab18b55355eb8fe93546eeb PDF Text Text ·Pige- 14- The Daily Sentinel 60°/o OFF $44 TO$ 103 SALE! SALE! MEN'S . DRESS SOCKS -- ~~-\ --·· ' Onealzefttlll._ 10 to 13. Big..._ tion of oolora. Buy now for TO $1155 GIRLS' SLEEPWEAR F"'-'• PaMI ••••••••••.• SJ.39 S4.50 .............. Sale 13.59, S6.00 .............. Salt S4,79 19.00 .............. Salt 17.19 l13.00.......... Sale 110.39 REG. 26 ...... SALE S20.79 ' · · COTY Picture tubi p'ravkfM· 12-tunotion Clllnnel.ock Oftll., Ramot• -Conii'OI lnclll(leo direct ."' - robes. '-.'. . fOrWard/rever. · · . Save. on your flvorlte mualc. Our entire atock of atereo elburpa 1nd ca•· eette tapea I• Included in thie asle. Country, religlo\-1•• rDck, POPI41er, 111"d -~· . .• aound . tracks~ · .,.lll1nt colof' picture. •Auto. with welnut flnlth . Reg. $13.00 SIHpwear ....... Sale $10.39 Reg. $15.00 SIHpwear ....... Sale S 11.99 Reg. 120.00 Sleepwear ~ ....... Sali s 15.99 ·leg. .... .... ,.... SALE PRICtii $) Q39to$1919 KNIT SHIRTS BRA WHITE • CHAMPAGNE .... 19.50 ............. Salt 17.99 .... I I 0.00 ........... Salt 11.49 .... 110.50........... Salt 11.99' SPORT SHIRTS Mtn's S12.95 Sport Shirts~ ........ ·•1 0.59 Mtn's 116.95 Sport Shirts ......... 113.19 Men's S11.95 Shirts ......... 115.49 Reg. •22 ..............Salt s17 Reg. S29 ..............Salt S23 Reg. 532 ............. Sale $25 MEN'S NECKTIES four-in h•nd •nd rudy tied PENIM JEANS Men'1 snd boya' t ·1hlrta ooid brlefo. Boxer ollortl for men, pocket t-ahlrti. Oet pertlculsrs · end In Men 'a Dept. on •N'S ANO BOYS' sus , 0011 !,!!t.SHORTS -sl 788 ;,~-i~$479 ... 21 ·· SALE PRICED .g $879.,oS2159 suo BY MAIL SPECIAL SALE! MEN'S $22.95 Mini dranea. panta, ahorta, . veata and topa. Junior aiz•• S, M. L. Reg. '11 tD. 0 27. I/ ' Onclboyo'oloM. SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 8 PM .............. _,, .. . AILEEN SPORTSWEAR Tops . tanks. shorts . crop pan ts and slacks. Misses SIZes 6 to 14 SAVE 25°/o .... m Allatll..-19.7s · Carl Hall, perSonnel milnager at the Robbins and Myers Plant In GaiUpoiisconftnned lhismomlngtloat 44 employees will he laid oil there today. It marks the third layoll at the srnaU electrical motors plant In the past six months. l;arller layolls came in February and April. Hall salol the layoffs resulted from the "CWTenl e<:onomlc 8ituatlon" due to a decrease In sales onlers. MeanwhUe, Chuck Woods, personloel rnailager at another GaUlpolis facility, Fetleral· Mogul Plant, said nunors regarding layoffs there were "unfounded". "We haven't. had any and don't expect any", he said. ThE> se.vicE> industries, from health care 1o lnsuranre, added 100,00J jobs In May as did retail stores. Construction l'!llployment was up JO,OOJ during thE> monlh, lotal!ng200,00J additional jobs this year. . But • Che Industries thai produce merchandise, mainly in factories. showed no increase whatever In May_and so far this year have losl l60,00J· jobs, Ihe Labor Departmen t said. The department said men 25 to 54yearsold saw their unemployment rate Improve from 5.8 percent to 5.2 percenl , anoth<>r category thai was in Its best shape since I he last recession. But the category of men 20 to 24 years old experienced a full 1.2 percentage point Increase In joblessness to a rate of 12.5 percent . These were apparently graudatlng college seniors, the depart · ment said, whose lnfluence on the report. was greater Chan usual because the week In May chosen for the jobless survey was laler In the month Chan usual. The overall employment raleforwhlles. blacks and Hispanic people was virtually unchanged in May. An accompanying unl'!llpioyment rate thai InclUdes mllllary personnel was unchanged at 7.2 percent. The repori showed the length of the average factory work week wenl up 0.2 of an hour, to 40.3 hours. This was unexpected because the preceding month saw new faclooy orders. order backlogs and Industrial production fa ll . Average hourly earnings also were up 0.1 percent in May but averageweekly earnlngsdropped0.2 percent, MEIGS SENIORS - These Melp High School senior class members were the topftvepeo cetololtheir class scholastlcaDy and were named for honors Thursday night. 1bey are, front, I to r, Lori Tanner, Timothy LeMa....ter, Randy JeweU, Deanis HyseD, Sandra Hoyt; back, I to r, Usa Hotrnuul, Frances Hoffman, BIW Jo Gordon, Usa Alihley and Sarah K. Amott. Two others among the puup selected bul not present are Brenda Robbins and Alison Tronun. to$~.90 . Som e manufacturing Industries like eleclrical in~chmery , electronic equipment , texti~ and apparel wert> particularly hard htt. by job losses In , May, tire department said. ·· 51 students . . honored for academics . ·· ~- .- . ·, . ·w~e on Mnd for the evenl .·. · •' ,,_ . . ·• .his ·talk wllh ~rat hull'ldi"()(IS · · Slories: •· · -. - ., srhools across Meigs County were . Russell Moore, second educallon Local superi ntendents Richard honorro at Ihe (irst Meigs Academic supervisor of the councy office, was Roberts, Easlem ; Ord, of Soul hem, ExceUence Banquet slaged Thurs· and Dan E. Morris, Meigs Local, master of ceremonies and John day nigh I al the Meigs High School. presented the awards to winners In The banquel to provide awards Costanzo, elementacy education supervisor. did the Introductions. their respective districts. for outstanding s tudents was lhe Southern Local SufJ('rlnt~>ndenr The top fourth a nd sixth grader in produce of Meigs County SuJX'riri· • Bobby Ord was speaker hittlngu(Xln each school ofMeigsCounty, lhelop tendenl of Schools John Riebel a nd which the lop elghlh grader In each junior high the · contributions the Meigs County Board of Educa· school, the top lOth grader of each tlon funded lhe trophies and plaquE'S students can make to society as well presented the v.1nners as well as as the nl'ed for academic excellence high school and the top five percent since Meigs County students will he of thesenlorclass In each highschool dinner for the honored studenls. More than :D) students, ad mlnlstra· competing on a worldwide basis as ·were selected t.oreceivetheawards. tors, teachers, rela tives and friends I hey move into careers. He sparked ' Fifly~pc . cop . sluden1s iropi LOWER HONOREEl! - These are the lower class members ol the Melp Local School District selecled for lop scholar honors Thursday niglol.1beyare, front, Ito r. Jason Hollftll!ll, fourth grade; Kristen Slawter, sixth grader, Sall!ibury Elementary; Allison Ganna· way, fourth; Richard Peyton, sixth, Salem Center Elementary; Unda Chapman, fourth, Middleport Elementary; Eric Heck, ·sixth, Pomeroy Elemen· tary; hack, I IAI r, Kevin Lambert, !!lxth, Pomeroy Elementary; Jennifer Chaseen. fourth, Rutland Elementary; Amy l.uckeydoo. eighth, Meigs Junior High; Stephanie Walker, s ixth, Rutland Elementary; Erin Anderson, lOth, Meigs IUgh; Aaron Sheets, sixth, HarrlsonvUie; Dare! Wolfe, sixth, Bradbury Elemen· tary; Meil- Durham, fourth, Harrisonville Elementary. UnLE GIRLS' JUNIOR SWIMSUITS SPORTSWEAR · 1 antt2 PIECE STYLES Chooae from 3 popullr etylea. Crop p1nt1, long ahorta, aplit lklrta. M i alzea 8 to 18; . WASHINGTON (UP! ) -The nation's unemploy· ment rate In May stayed at 7.3 pE'ro>nl for the fourth consecutive month as the economy added :W5,00J jobs, but lhP joblE>Ss rate for new collegE> graduates rosE', thE> gove~enl said today. . Servoc!' industries and rE>tall tradE'S were thE> bog winners In the May job market while faclorles l)ardly changed from the weak peliormance of the last several moniiJS. The 7.3 percent c ivilian unemployment rate is nol only Ihe same as every monlh since January. ills also I he average fort he pasl year. Mtn's '14.95 lnlt Shirts ..... 111.11 Mtn's 112.95 lnil Shirts ..... SI0.21 Mtn's SB.95 lnlt Shirts .......... l7.11. RED-I PANTS and SHORTS 2 Sections. 12 Peges 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newsp•per Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday. June 7, 1986 Mtn's s16.95 l~it Shirts ..... '13.41 SAlE ••~ .............. S6.49 MISSES WRANGLER entine Tremendoua Hlactlon of atylea and color lncllidillg Je•n• ahlrta dreu knita, tennla and gcilf ahirtt, tank topa, cut-ofta. Regu lar and extr~ large alzea. Nylon/Lycro with high cut invertod "V" leg. WHITE Slzeo S. M, L, XL Reg. '7.&0 . MEN'S 15.79 ......... Sale sus 11.79 ......... Salt S7 .05 11t79 ....... Salt 19,45 113.19 .....'Salt S11.05 MEN'S Cotton Uned Active Br• •nd Cotton Uned Fiberfill sa Pants ............ '6.39 S12 Ponts .......... l9.59 $14 Panu ....... l11.19 Sl7 Pants ........ 113.59 · SAVE NOW! . CARNI~AL Regular and eurs lsrge alzu. Solid•. patterns, weotem ohlrta included. Tapered ond full cut modela. SCoryonPqe7 Therewercst1118.4 million people out ofworkinMay bul the number of thPm unemployed because lhey were la id ·off or fired -3.9 ml)llon- was the lowesl since prior to Ihe 1981·1982 recession. The resl of the unemployed are people just ernertng Ihe job markel who can not find work. On I he n('!(allvc side was Ihe Indication In the r eport thai Ihe a111ount of underemployment Is growing, as Jle<lPil' who want full·tiil]e jobs can find imly part ~time posll!ons. This caltogery rose· by. 240,00J In May to nearly 6 million. ALJUMS .&-TA-PES Nice group of lediea waltz length lhifta. PD; ly I cotton blonde, knlta end terry. Sizaa S. M, L. ilt;ta- H3.oo tii f24 .0Q weer. Average and tall alzea. Pli- · gowns . , and · matchi"g Qhahnel iccna,· ch••"· ' SALE I LADIES' ·. SHIFTS .• . Special group Channel ecan and . previous channel · color control end n.htone recall opllona, plus correction. •Auto. contNat~ volume up/down/ / color trecldng. •Auto. lit"t ..,..., . •Unld1ed X1endldlife · mute, on~ ~eretn .Conte,..porsrv·•· channel/lime dla· tyled dur•bl• pl..tic ceblnet play end HI on1o11. ' SALE! "SOFTLON" BRIEF 11.50 nEs .............. Sale •u9 S7 .50 IINIT nES...... Sale ss.49 suo nn .............. Salt su9 i . Sun dre111o, jscket dr••-· CIIUII and drauy ITyiea. Mlueo lizu 8 to 20. Half 51"" 121'> to 28% . . of IDng aleep- Uttle Boya' Siz11 2to4and4to7 Little Girla' Size• 2 to 4, 4 to ex 7 to 14 tlealn aollda 1nd neol potterna. $ · Only SLEEPWEAR . . ,SALE . • su. . Conlnll. •AYdlo CIIMntt with Record ltor· ege Aeckt.I!My·roH C,.atlft, Temp. , ef'ld 01-. Door 1M Hinged Turntli· blo Duet Covor. LADIES' Jeans, Casual Slacks Dressr Stripts and Solids. . to 42w... l. loot fllr• or .w:rliQtn ito~ •Metohln1 2-Wrt ,,.... ly•· temra; Each induct• en I" Woofer aM .a 3'' TWHtet. s19 ro ssa PANT ·sALE -··'!<........... a~z .. $ Drive Tumta· SALE PRICED CHILDREN'S lalk: ,.w.IMd •hmi·AIItom~dcllett tH wtth DC lerwo Motor and Cue- I. 15.9$ Shorts ........ 14.71 11.95 Shorts ........ s7.11 111.95 Shorts-... sua 5 12.95 Shorts .... 110.31 fine tuning'· n'e cnRry. · '.4d<¥~ ne4ld .Super Ac<;;uFJhe,r . · $419 IWIIMftl LED Vu Meter11. DRESS SALE ' .,~A Coto,Trak fHturp ch ..r:. · lide · convenience of .-remoti control 1nd mufti-bind cab._ tuning. •22-functton Cham• Lock Dltltol R.-.. Coftt...t prtvdn tnutll·band tuning of up to 127 broadcat1 1nd cabkt chnn• . .O.UIIIU cryttll tun· lng 1yttem fHturee pinpoint ' ICCuracy Ori. IIJ 'c ftiMelt- no SAVE SJOO ' ,_-lily. Cool aummer nyl~• and fabrics in knit tops, blouaea. lklrta, J•ckets. elacks. crop pinta, jean• and ahorts. Sizes 3/4 to 13/14. BLOUSES & TOPS ColorJrak TY with Cha-L~k Digital ~519 . SYSTEM SHORTS Remote Control SlorJoaPIIpf May jobless·rate ·remainS steady •ltereo lnttgrl1ed AMplffier With 20-Wmo l'lr Chonnol IRMII ond Lound;MM Conlour Control. · •AM/FM. Bt.eo Tuner with 3-MO· , _ LED lltnol · - Indicator. •lter.o C•Mtt• Deck wHh Met1l Doll>y• Oncl , _ ,_ LADIES' RCA 19" Diag. . REG. 'PRE-TEEN esANVO SPORTSWEAR JUNIOR Boys' Boys' Boys' Boys' Assembly awards · Vol.36. No.38 Copyrighted 1886 BOYS' S. M. Land XL aizea. Entire selection aale priced. Pick Pajamas, Gowns anct Shor- your favorite atvle and aave • •••• Sizes 2 to 14. now. · 11119. leg. leg. leg. Marauderette honored at y Dav. Jun. 1eth. suo lulkr knit Orton .... s1.59 . Reg. $16 ...... SALE Sl2.79 s1.7 5 lanlon REG. S20 ...... SALE 99 ) SALE PRICED $385 Weelll)' iltiiacJD!Ue Gil PIIP • • lEG. 17.00 DI£SSES ........ Salt 15.35 lEG. 19.00 DI£SSES ........ We 16.9S , I£G. 110.00 DI£SSES.- .. Salt 11.75 lEG. 113.00 DI£SSES "''" Salt 19.9 5 pec•n. m•ple, walnut. Reg . '110.00 to '269.00 Knit Tops. Midriff Tops Blouses and Tank Tops. Sizes 6 to 24 mos .• 2 to 4 . 4 to &X. 7 to 14. leg. $5.00 to S15.00 LrMtrt 011 P11pl Nice eaaortment of little girla' aundreu". Many colora. nripaa end prlntt. one-of-a-kind dlocontlnulld ol'tieo. ·GIRLS' TOPS Celebrating life SUNDRESSES hosteu Ubtes, cotftle tabiH end coc:klail tablea. Moat eN CLEARANCE Eastem board support . LITTLE GIRLS TABLE CLEARANCE Special group of and tllbloo. o.•k. cherry, ThursdaY· June 6, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio "" IIRf.Ws ................ ~ 5ett t6.10 Pretty aummer colora • Montha alzea to Size 14. •u ... ••• . llllfthls ...............s.lt Sl 0.10 liS • 116 ...... , ....., Swinlllllh .... Salo 13 ... ' .... Sf Swinlllllts ...... Sale 15,59 .... Ill SwiiiiSIIIts.~ Salt 11.79 ... 114 liiiowih....... ~ II 1.19 BOYS' . KNIT SHIRTS Save thla weekend on Dur big •election of boVI knlta. aizea a· to 20. Plenrt of etylea end colora in our fine aelectlon. .... 119 Afltln.,.... II4.2S .... 125 Aileall.,... lt I. 7S IIIII I S1oirto .......... I 7.11 1 .... 132 Allttio-- . 24.00 """ •• IIIII Sliirtl ........ 11.61 IIIII 5lllrh .. _.1 I 0.21 IIIII Shirts ...... SI I .U 11111feWs"''"'"''" .... Salt 117.10 aoMI '11.SO 112.10 ) IIIM'.W. ............... Scilt "14.40 '27.50 MEN'S VAN HEUSEN DRESS SHIRTS Sllort oleeve tTyiN In neck alzN 141'> . lo ,1 B. Bolid colora. ~rill••· wllltt, regu1111 end button down col· 01111 . Select you111 now. •n V•llt- SIIIrts................... '17.59 IIOV•"'-n Slllrtt................... s1s.•• '"¥•"'Sllirts................... Sl$.39 IIUOY111 ..... Shirts.................... •12.It 120.10· EASTERN HONOREES - SOUTHERN HONOREEl! - These are the IAip 13 students oflhe Soothem Local School Dilllrtct selecled forhonon.Thursdayrolght. They are front, Itor, Cheryl Pape, sixth gnuter; Becky NUU, fourth grade, SyracWII' Elementary; Jennifer Smith, !!lxllo; JuDe HID, fourth, Racllie Elementary; Nick Adams, fooa"th, Poriland Elementary; Jason Shain, !!lxth; Kyle Wickline, fourth, Letart Falls Elementary; back,ltor, Junle Beegle, sixth, Portland Elementary; Ellzabelh Smith, eighth, Southern Junior lOgb; Rachel Reiher, lOth, Soothem High; Charlotte Lyon~~, David PoweD, Lois lhle, seniors. The ...eleCted top students from the Eastem Local School District named to receive honorS at the Meigs Acadedmlc EKceUence Banquet are front, IIAI r, Tracy MuJllhy, fourth Kfl'de; Aaron Wilson, sixth, Tuppers Plains Elementary; Karen Monis, fourth; Andrea Cleland, !!lxth, Riven-lew Elementary; · Carrie ·MOITI.<oley, fourth; W1lllam ,Jomson, sixth, Che!ller Elementary; back, Ito r, David Rice, eighth. Ea.'llcm Juniol' IUgh; Travis Newlun, lOth, EMtcm High School, andi\ngeUaSpenaor, Tracie Schul and Tammy Calaway,: all seniors. A fourth senior, Angle Colllns, WIIS not present. Wellston couple seeks $40 million in suit A $40m1Uion suit has been filed In the MelgsCounly Corp., Westfalla Lunen and Mining Progress, Inc. He Common Pleas Court by an lnjuredSouthemOhioCoal · charges that in the course of his employment, he was Co. l'!llploye against sevetal companies. struc k In the head by ell her a component part..of I he FlUng the action were Michael Eanes, his wife, Mary longwaU mining machine or by a timber being used In Ann. and thE'Irdaughler, Megan Eanes.aiiofWellston. conjunctlon.wllh the machine. As a rE>Sull oflhelnjury , NameddefendanlslnthesuitareSouthemOhloCoal Michael EanE>S was rendered permanently quadri· pieglc, the action charges. The suit further charges Co., Inc., Ohio Power Co., America n Electric Power Co.,Anderson-MavorU.S.A.Limlted,DowtyCorporathai as a result of the accident, Eanes Is unable co lion , Mining Process. lnc., WE>StfaUa Lunen and spE'ak. wrlteorotherwlsecommunlcace. oChers. Tile suit charges the coal company did not provide a 1bepialntlttschargt>.thatonJune7,l!&'lEaneswas sate work plare, faDed to develop a nd lmpiement a worldngasaiongwaUhelperlntheNo.2coalmineand sale method for operation of the longwaU mining was working With and on the longwaU mining machine equipment, fl!lled to develop and lmPiemenc sate designed, manu_taclured, assembled and-or .dlstrlb- ' · maintenance piocedures for the eqUpment, faDed to uted by Anderson-Mavor U.S.A. Limited, Dowty provide sale ground conditions and support for longwall mining operations. failed co heed lhP· compla inls of mining fJ('rsonnel about the dangers, Violated stale and federal mine safety regulations Implemented for the safety of miners, faDed to provide proper safety Instruction co EimE>Sfor1hetasklowhlch he was assigned, faUed to provide adquate warning to EanE>S or dangt>rs inherent In the task to which he was assigned. falled to provide sulficienl personnel · to safely undertake lhe task which caused Eanes' injuries, faDed to provide adequately trained personnel co assisl In the task which caused EanE>S injuries. The Ohio Power Co. , .Ind .. and American Electric Power Co., the suit a lleges. were the parent corporations oft he coal company and required Eanes 10 work under unsafe conditions, fai led 10 adequa tely fund a nd develop a proper safety program, failed co : lund an adequate progral)'l for purchaSI' and : maintenance of safe equipment and [ailed lo provide. sufficient personnel and equipmenl to undertake tile:· tasks required bytheemvloyesofSouthemOhloCoal.• The other companies na med defenda nts In Ihe actiOn: are charged wllh designing. manufacturing and · selling the mining machine wllhoul providing adequate warnings ol. the dangers and charws that Ihe equlpmenl was defective. The Eanes ask$10 million In actual dama~and$00 million In punitive damages . • �Page-2-The Daily Senti~el Toronto defeats Tigers, 2-0; Cubs take extra inning win Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh1o Friday, June 7, 1986 The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy; Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ROBERT L. WIN(lETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welrome. They shou ld be less than .m words 1ong. All Jel ters are subject 10 l'dlll ng and mu st bt' signed with name, address and .telephone numi:H'r. No unsigned leiters wlU be publi shed . Lett<>rs should bt> In -good faSt(', addressrng lssut>s, not personalities. Letters to editor Thanks board for support Recently I read wilh concern a letter published Thursday, May ll. cfltlclzlng the Eastern Local Board ot Education for a controversial ~tslon. Much pan-banging follow· trig this decision, Including spots In tlie local television news. · The' wrtter requested the board · think about education. Well, I am IIOt a board member, but I have gtven some thought to Its decision and education. · One thing we must remember L• that the board Is <?lected to make tough decisions for us. As responsible members of the community wp'must observe, If not ai:tlvely support, those decisions ... even If we do not necessarily agree. We must teach our children to be responsible members of their com· munltles. ltlscalledTEAM-work. Twelve years of education down the drain lor a ball game W..s the concern of several. : l'fo one has taken any education from anybody as · a result of the bOard's decision. However, some of us have gotten educatro about each other. H you wish to speak of education - turn to page eight of that same sentinel. We all can read about a young lady granted a full , four year athletic scholarship which Included tuition, room and board, and books, due to her efforts at volleyball. That Is one great big plus for educationjust ask any rollege student or graduate what such an award Is worth In terms of a young perspn's futurr. And this lady received It for playlng"ball! I am wrttlng this just prior to the final (possibly two) games of the Eastern ladles softball sean. They have gone far and are very near the top. I hope they go all the way. Just maybe one or more members of our team would be granted a ·schola r· ship because they were noticed by an onlooking athletic director of somp college or university. That's gel .t lng a n e du cation vi a balldiamond! I am very proud of our TEAM and wish each much luck In their future endeavors- hopefully from my standpoint, more edu~atlon . I am sure they will turn out to.be responsible members of their selected communities. Special thanks from me to the board for Its support of our · TEAM. - Rick Buckley, Alfred. James]. Kilpatrick Soviet 'Star Wars' WASHINGTON - At a press conference ·last week, Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger con· firmed what many an uninformed man in the street has suspected all along: The Soviet Union, while demanding an end to U.S. r~arch on anti-missile defenses. has been conducting "Star ·wa rs" research on its own . Weinberger's remarks regretta · bly went almost . unreported. His comments at the press conference on the Walker spy story and the$659 ashtrays made for livelier leads. But one reporter recalled the violent opposition voiced by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to Presi· dent Reaga n's Strategic Defense . Initiative (SOl), and that gave est equivocation and without the slightest hesitancy or doubt, " said Weinberger an opportunity he Weinberger, "that the Soviets have plainly desired . "' "Certainly," he said, "they've been pursuing vigorously, quietly, devoted a very large part of their and In the way they're able to do so resources for far longer than we In a closed society, active ~arch, have to r~arch In the Strategic , looking toward the development and deployment of a strategic Defense Initiative." Later In thl? press conference, the defense Initiative that would have maller came up again. A reporter the e(fect of making our missiles noted that within the admlnlstra· Impotent and useless. "They've been doing It for a large !Iori, foes 'or the Star Wars concept arE' Intimating that the Defense number of years and they continue Department "doesn't i'l?ally believe to'do it , and obviously they want to that the Soviet Union Is aggres· continue to do It In a monopoly slvely pursuing an equivalent" of fashion. I have not encountered the SD!. Could the secretary set the anyone In the department , or ·anyone who Is In our strategic record straight? "We perceive without the slight · defense office, or anyone else for R8iillaN3 TQX PLcN cBer<me coNGR.ess) ~1 ~ 040 l>tjl;l<tmeol <fi lhe lreow~ US, INDIVIDUAl I~ TAXIWl85 1 Exist Yes No DO ! I '•••#···-··-··--- -· IY\edclick 'Jt's them against me'______A_rt_B_uc_hwa_t_d The gradvation ended a year of various activities for this year's kindergarten class. These events Included a Hallo!"een program for A bunch of us Washington P .T.O. , a visit from Santa at sophisticates were lurking around a Christmas, a picnic and a trip to the bar the other day when Prestdent Columbus Zoo In the spring, and Reagan, who was barnstorming the will enjoy participating In the country selling his tax reform, gamf.'s of field day before the school · came on the air. yPar ends. "Hey,'' said Beaver. "There's · Again, the class would like to Ronnie, the people's lobbyiSt." thank thos!'who supported the class The President had the crowd In this yPar by helping out on our his hands when he attacked the various money-making projects to "special interests," "bureaucrats," make the abovf.' event s possible. The Pomeroy Klndergar! en Class, and "so-called experts" who had "forgotten about the Amertca that M. C. Wiley. teacher. ex ists beyond the Potomac." Mr. Reagan got everyone rUed up because he told them WashlngtoQ this team good luck? No, this was didn't care about them . His mes· their way of punishing them for sagl? was that It was just the voters \\1nnlng. To the members of the softball team, I would like to say that you 'Instilled great honor and prtde In I must say that I have not rel\d your school and you are to be ' anything thllt has Impressed me as commended for being the first much as Iva Sisson's letter lo the team, In the history ofEastern High editor In the June 5 paper. My first School, to participate In thE> State reaction when I heard what had Championship. happened at the school, was, To the School Board Members. "Where was the teacher of that you were voted-into those positions class, when this was going on?" to serve each student to the best of Whether It was · the Incident In their needs. However, I feel you Canada, or the Incident In the auto voted to change gradua lion · so mechanics class, I feel that the every graduate could be In attendteachers should be re<;koned with. ance. That Is where your best When our children are at home, we Interest should always be. Not In the are responsible for their actions. Interest of every parent or relative, When they are at sehool 'or at a but within the students. My plans school function, l would presume had to change In order tor me to see !hat It Is the teacher's responsibility my niece graduate but It was worth make sure that they are acting to It all to me to see each graduate accordingly. . have the opportunity to be In I have so far raised four children attendance. · through the Mejgs County school Hats off to the School Board, system, and from time to time have Administration, and congratula· been very dismayed at the lack of !Ions to the 1916 Girls' Softball that the teachers haveln the control team! - Jack Torrence, Boise, high school. Of course, I realize that Idaho. you have to have respect tor Hats off to the Eastern board .As a former resident of Meigs eounty, I would like to commend the Eastt>rn Local Board of Educa· lion on its recent declslon 'tochange the graduation date. I am currently living In Idaho and I have several nJeces and nephews who are enrolled in thE> Eastprn Local SchOol District. I had a niece who !iraduilled with the class of 19ll5. She was not a member of the !loftball team. • I was very disappointed, upon my afl"lyal last week. to see the school district In such a turmoil. Granted ~one who had relatives coming tn:'filr this special event (gradua· tioit1 had to make changes, lnclud· ti1f myself. Old anyone ever stop to ~ those people having daugh· 11!1'1 playing on the softball team ~had to contact relatives? l was shocked when I drove by Eastern High SchOol on Thursday, May ll, to see parents and TV CIBIIIIl'I'IM lined up outside the 11u11c11ng. What Is the world comtng WI - 1 thOught It was my ~ng the Girls' Softball 1ftm departed that day for the Sate Tournament. I thought to ni)oelf. IS this their way of wishing Feels teacher was at fault e ' and him against " the government." Capehart said, "Boy, he sure looks mad." Beaver laughed. "He isn't mad . He's . putting on an act. ThPre's nothing that plays better In Peoria than a President of ·the United States who hates Washington." Capehart said. "But he IS Wa · shlngton. All those , buildings out there are filled with Reagan bureaucrats. His people have been here for five years. Why does he make It sound as If he doesn't know who Is running the country?" Beaver said, "Because he just struck a political gold mine. Everyone Is against 'special Inter- someone before you will act as they would like for you to act. I feel tha·l this Is the problem at Meigs High School. This Is something that can't \X' beaten Into a child, it has to be earned. The sChool board selects the principal people who make up the staff of the school, or renews the contracts of the teachers. If only the voters of 1he county would take the time to know the people that they are voting lor and see If they are just rubber-stamp voters, or If they would nlally have the ldds' best interest at heart. I feel every sorry for the boy who did not get to graduate, and hope and pray that he will not let this . keep him from getting his diploma. In my heart I feel that the teacher should not have been permitted to go to graduation, and should have been reprimanded by the board. Patti Hoffman. ests,' 'bureaucrats' and the 'so· called experts.' What better way to sE'II a tax reform program than to set up all lhl' straw men In Washington who are against it?" Dumbarton said, "I haven't met anyone who Is against tax reform. I've met people who are a~alnst parts of it. But hell, most of ·them are Reagan's 'best friends . the housing Industry, the oil lobby and the fat cats have been his biggest supporters. I don't think the President has ever addressed a lunch or dlnnE'r for less than $1,1m a plate., If special Interests didn't buy those .tables I'll eat all 1hE> fOOd left on their plates." I said, "Kn!:JwlngtbePresldent as well as I do I'm sure he Is just resorting to Pat Buchanan 's rhetoric. When Mr. Reagan attacks washington he really means the Democrats In Washington who are Interfering with his programs. And when Mr. Reagan says he wams the government to ~et off tbe people's back, he really means he wants Tip O'Neill to get off his back. The President 's st ratpgy is to turn the American propiE' agains t their elected officials. Being the guy on the white horse is the role he plays the best." · "Well said," BeavE'r told me. "We must always keep In mind that those special Interests he's flailing are the ones he and Nancy keep Inviting over to the White House for dinner. And those tax reform stonewalll'rs that he holds up to ridicule arl' lh!' very corporation types that keep meeting in the President's · kitchen. The bigg('SI mistake we could make Is to takE' seriously anything Ronald Rc>agan says on thr road." ' ·Dum bart on said, "It makes Ronnie happy to pretend he has no'thlng to do with what goes on here. And I'm one of those who believes that anything that makes Ronald Reagan happy Is good for Amcrlca. 11 I could see Capehart didn't get the big picture. so Hried to explain lito him. Today in historY 'IWO.BASE HIT - Pittsburgh Pirates' Slxto Lezcano starts his slide Into second base with a double as Cubs' shorlstop Larry Bowa watches ball bou8ce (age45). . •On this date In history: In l864, delegates ~tng In Baltimore nominated Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson 1o head the RepubUcan presidential ticket. In 19t2. Japalll!lle forces OllCUpied Attu and Klsk8 Islands In the Aleutians. U..S. forces re-took the lllands a year later. ., ,, away from him In the eighth Inning at Wrigley Field Thursday. 'lbe Cubs won game, 3-2, In 12 lnnlnp. (UPI). . RIO GRANDE -Two of Ohio's most talented collegiate cross· country and track athletes are attending · Rio Grande College. Mark Pierson of Lynchburg and Darren Miller of Grorgetown have been steadily accumulating athletic vlctortes the past two school years In addition to maintaining A averages. . Pierson, majori ng in mathemat · ics, and Miller , a communications ma jor, arc a lso members of the Rio Grande Army Reserve Officer Training Corps IROTC 1. As a freshman, Pl!'rson was on the all Mid·Ohlo Conference Cross· Country tea m and was on Ihe All Mid-Ohio Conference 'In .the 1,500 met Pr run. He was a member of the All·DistJiet 221n Cros~·Countcy and track In the steeplech aS<• evpnts, . whlch.' tiwblved nine . colleges,. He was also a competitor in . thE> National Association of lntercolle· giate Athletics tNAIAI in crosscountry and track-steeplechase . In · Nationals,. he the ' Cross·Country . . ' finished 147th out of a field Of 350 runners from throughout the United States. In concluding a spectacular sophomore year, he has been All Mid-Ohio Conference Cross· Country, All-District 22 In Cross· Country piUs steeplechase, quali · fled for t he nationals In cross-country and track (steeplechase) . To top off the year, he was 35th out of the field of 354 of the finest cross-eountry runners in the country. He will again be compel· in g In the NAIA tra.ck nationals In , the steeplechase this year. Miller's outstanding freshman vear Included becoming a member of the All-District 22 Cross-Country and track teams, placing In the top seven In the district cross-country meet ; imd finishing lh the fop three ··tn the·dlstrlct.track meet. He also qualified ' tor the NATA In cross country, finishing 200 out of the 350 runners and he competed In the 5,(0) meter (3.1 mllel NAJA race. During his sophomore . year, ,he TilE VICJ'OR'f CIRCLE By SCOTI' WOLFE Finally, yes, finally, school is officially out lor the ~ummer! The heCtic final d~ys are now hi story and the 1984·85 ""'hooi year Is a part of the past. Only a iittll? over 11 weeks· remain In the summer vacation (80 days to be exact! 1. . In many ways, this school y!'ar was a good one, especially In the sports world where all Meigs Counly schools shared at least a couple ~hamplonshlps. This year may have been the best overall year for Meigs County sports as a '!'hole as both Meigs and Eastern really . blitzed 10 the top, a position Southern had been In regularly lor sioveral vears despite slipping somewhat this season. Many , champlo~ships were claimed by our own studenls right here at home. ' Recaps State Toumey Although Eastern's gals came home from last week's state tournament without a victory. they are still "winners" and have much 10 be proud of for such an achievement. Eastern lost to State Champion Mineral Ridge, 19.0. Statistically, things wer(' not so lopsided. however, the line . Mineral Ridge team took advantage of. and scored on each and every opportunity If had, the trademark of im excellent team. l Eastern had but one hit, a single by Angle Spencer. Croft was the winning pitcher. who hurled a one-hit shut out with 12 strikeouts and 'no walks to her credit. Krist! Gaddis suffered her first loss In 16 . outings Gaddis walked 11 an allowed JO hits. T~ Eastern gals, coach('(( by Pam Douthitt and assistant Don Jackson. ended the season " 'ith a great 23-6 record., Coach Pam Douthitt commented on her teams achievement and performance, saying, "I am very proud of each ofthese girls. We have come a .tong wav since the beginning of our season. The coaching staff and team share the very deepest feeling of pride In being the first team In the history of Eastern High School to partlcpate In the 'final four ' at the stat(' touma ment . Mineral Ridge had an outstanding pitcher." . " I feel the pressu1·e thes(' girls had to pl ay under did not help their performance. My only disappointment was In the people who punished t.hese girls for winning the reglonals. ~~d for all the pressure put on this tram before going to the state. Eastern won the Sectional, District, Regional and State semi-finalist titles, belng one of Ohio's final four. They were als~ co-champs of the SVAC with Kyger Creek. Unt,U next lime set yoUI goals high and your sights set on the victory circle. D.J.' s TRADING POST S. AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 310 614-992-7301 STORE HOURS; MON.-SAT. 9 10 5 CUB CADETS - NEW AND US~~ NEW IDEA Rake, Round Balers, Mower Conditioners MITSUIISHI Tractors 160D and 21 00 USED EQUIPMENT . HESTON lountl laler once again made the All -District 22 team In cross-country and track. He placed fourth In the district out of 70 which qualified him for the NAIA cross-country champion· ships held In Wisconsin. Out of 350 runners In the championships, he finished 52 - only ~ seconds away from becoming an All-American. In track, he has the fastest 5,(0) meter time In the District 22 meet, holding the record for that race. He too will be competing in the NAIA cham· pionshlps again, which are going to be h eld in Hillsdale, Mich. Indians, Bert Blyleven improved to 4.jj In pitching hiS sixth complete game. Matt Yoong,4-7, took the loss. While Sox 4, Rangers 3 At Arlington, Texas, Ron Kittle, hitless in 11 straight at -bats and hitting only .154. broke open a 1·1 game with a three-run homer in the sixth, leading Chicago. The game, which was delayed for more than an hour by rain, ended an eight -game White Sox road losing streak r;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~;, Acker, 2.0, worked an Inning in relief. Gary Lavelle pitched the lith after replacing Key, who worked 10 Innings and allowed two hits. The Tigers went hitless until Tom Brookens led off the ninth with a single. Brookens advanced to second on Lou Whitaker's sacrifice, ·but Key Induced Alan Trammell and Kirk Gibson to ground Ol!ttoend the Inning. . It was the second time In Blue Jays history a pitcher had taken a no-hitter into the ninth, losing It on the first batter. Jim Clancy lost a no-hit bid with none out in the ninth September 28, 1982, against Minnesota. In other American League games, Milwaukee pounded New York 5-1, Cleveland routed Seattle 9-1, and Chicago topped Texas4-3. In the National League, Chicago nipped Pittsburgh 3-2 in 12 innings. Brewers 5, Vankees 1 At Milwauk.-e. Paul Molitor hit a ·Pi~rson, Miller continue to add to laurels . 923 Today Is Friday, June 7, the 158th day ·of 1916 with '£1 to follow. The moon Is neartng Its last (JIIarier, The morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. The evening sj.ars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. Those born on thiS date are under the sign of Gemini. They Include Brttlsh fashlonplate ~ "Beau" Brummel In 1778 French post-Impressionist painter Paul Gauguin In 1848, heavyWl'lght boxing champion Rocky Graziano In 1922 (age 63), and sln~r Tom Jon~ In 1940 home run and a double and Danny Darwin pitched a three-hitter to power the Brewers. Darwin, 5-4, walked one and struck out six In belplng the Brewers to their lOth victory In their last13 games. Ed Whltson, l.jj, took the loss . lndlanli 9, Mariners I At Cleveland, Brook Jacoby clouted a two-run homer and Brett Butler and Julio Franco added two-run singles to highlight a sevlon-run eighth that led the ThursdaynlghttogivetheBiueJays a 2.0 victory over the Tigers. The victory was the Blue Jays' 14th In their last 16 games. With the score tied Q-0, Aurelio Lopez, 0-4, came In to pitch the 12th for the Tigers and hit George Bell with a pitch. One out later, Martinez drllled a 1·2 delivery Into the left field bleachers for his fourth home run of the season. No cease-fire ----~---J_a_ck_A_n_de_r_so_n_&_J_os_e_p_h_S_pe_a_r Kindergarten class grateful . and Buck Martinez finally belted a two-run homer In the 12th Inning ~ se©t985byNEA.Inc. A .big misunderstmiding . . Thl' Pomeroy Kindergarten cilasS('S wish to thank the parents, relatives. and friends who attended their graduation. Thl?y would also ·like to Pxtend a special thanks to Mrs. V..ra Hallid~y who was the pianist, David Bower, Junior high band director, Rev. John C. Camp· bell, pastor oft he United Methodist Church of NPw Haven, W.Va .. who had the' Invocation and the Benedlc· lion. Dan Morris, Superintendent, Meigs Local School, John Llsl~. Prtnclpal of Salisbury Elementary. ~nd Robert Morris, Prtnclpal of Pomeroy Elementary lot· their part 0r the CE'J'E'mony. ByMIKE11JLLY UPI NldlonaiBasebaii.Wrlter Toronto and . Detroit ml~ tmmor!ality by four months. If their American League East strugglehadunfoldedonth!'lastday of the season Instead of early In June, baseball f<ms would remember the game for many years. It hac;! everything, at least as much as anyone could stand. JimmY Key flirted with a no-hitter forelghtlnlllngs,duelingDanPetry, that matter, who has any doubts about this. The Soviets are very busy, very active, spending a lot of money - about as much on defensive activities as an offensive, and that's a very large amount of money In the Soviet l)nlon." Is there any reason to doubt the truthfulness of Weinberger's statement? I know of . rone. The Soviets are not witless . Their leaders may be hypocrit es, liars and poseurs, but they are not dummies. Their space program has gone In direc· tlons different from ours, but the nation· that conceived the first Sputnik possesses the brainpower to conceive defe'nslve lasers In space. Weinberger's disclosure · casts a revealing light upon the denuncla· lions that Soviet leaders have heaped upon the SDI. From the moment the president raised the possibility of a far-out missile defense system, the Kremlin has bowled that such research threa· tened the survival of mankind. A Star Wars program would upset the balance of nuclear power; it would undermine arms reduction talks In Geneva; 11 would serve only to accelerate the arms race. Scores of nt>rvous Nellles In the U.S. echoed the Soviet protests. The research must be stopped! · Now we learn that the Soviets have been doing exactly the same thing. They've been doing It, Weinberger said, "for about 16 to 17 .Years." We may reasonably Infer that Soviet scientists have not yet found a defensive weapon that works; but in this period they surely have learned something about what does not work. In our own country, thE> de· bunkers have had a great timl? ridiculing the SDI. WASHINGTON - The evolving Chain Jr . -from suspecting that "Removed for Chase. The P.M. Gelb couldn't recall ever having door through wttlchsome reporters Gelb had traded improperly on his Director, 1977-19'79, did willingly, seen the document during his two . leave for big government -jobs - ' forrnPr position for a story lie wrote willfully and knowingly publish, years at State. Jusuo make sure, · · and ·later return to the media-'- ~a n . Fell: J;3 on. U.S. nucleJirc!intingency. 1985, :1:1asslfil'd · -Information ' the tllough, he c~lled frtends 1n ·1\ls old be a tricky apparatus, imd'every so plans. release of which Is harmful and office and was assured tliat they The Times story was based on a damaging to the Country." often someone gets his foot caught. were unaware of the document and We, thE> Ladies Auxiliary of the It Is true that tbe public has been That's what happened to Leslie top-secret White Housl? document Chain didn't name Gelb. nor did the policy It described. Orange Township Volunteer Fire very kind arid donated pies, cakes Gelb, who went back to work at ·T he that had already su~aced abroad hE> say ,that Gelb had seen the For the determinedly scrupulous Department, belleve·that there has and other food donations. We 1J!!e11 a big · mls~nderstandlng con· . appreciate thls very much , but as New ):"ork Times after .s erving two and caused a brief. Juror In the document durin€( his two-year tour · Gelb, the knowledge that key ye/irs as director of "the State foreign press. It revealed that the at State . .But ·the implication .wa$ officials in tm• State· ])t>partment renrtng · our 'belongings (tables, for money .'donatio$. we yery ·•· . ·hall been left In the dark all these ·•.·· chairs; silverware. roasters,. et<;.) - seldom· ii'celve atW, ifhe· :Ladles . Department1s , Jlureau oC'.)lPiitlco; · · U.nlteyj . Stat~s had contingency .. ,"cclea1:. . military affairs. Gelb's predlca· . plans for · deploying nuclear wea· . The accusation was outrageous~ . years was something he could not We received a call to lend some of Auxiliary has to work hard for the ment raises interesting questions pons in Bermuda, Canada, Iceland Of course. and ~fter a time Chain • ethically -write about, since It our belongings to the alumni In money we get. We do not have a about this continuing trafflc be· and Puerto Rlco - but had and Ge)b reconciled. stemmed directly from the two Tuppers Plains. We told thE-m that fund drive or go from door to door tween the world of government neglected to tell the governments In fact, there had never been any years he had worked for the we had It In our minutes that we do collecting money to support us. We secrets and a profession that is Involved. reason for Chain to suspect his · government. So he didn't include not lend anything out of the have dinners and sell candy and try supposed to dig them out. But the top-secret document was predecessor. Ethics aside, why the information in his 's tory. to raise the money the best way we building. We have In the past and Could a former govl'rnment dated 1975, two yea rs before Gelb's would Gelb have waited more than Former government employees our stutr was not returned in t~e can. We hope that this letter will condition it left or was not I'E'Illlned clear up the misunderstandings official take advantage of his clout tenure in Foggy Bottom. ChallJ, five years to write a story he had are forbidden to divulge secrets when he becomes a reporter again? who had reportedly been getting learned In his official capacity? at all. . about the belongings a nd tha t the they learned In their jobs. This some ribbing about the story, Gelb obtained the 1975 document time, a meticulous reporter apparIt Is now being brought to our public will now understand we were Sure. Did Gelb• No. In fact, his brief State Depart· ordered his staff not to talk to Gelb. from another source - and was entiy decided he couldn't reveal attention that some people believe only doing what we felt was right. menf career cost him a story. But And In a fit of pique, Chain removed astoni shed to realize that no one had ·that, while he was a government that our belongings were donated After all, our main goal is to support Gelb's picture from the wall apparently seen fll to disclose its muck-a-muck, he hadn't been told a · by the public and that anyone the fire department. - Vera that didn 't keep some peopl~ apparently, the State featuring photographs of past diplomatically delicate contents to secret that he should have been Including. Weber, president. wishing to borrow them Is supposed Department's current politico· directors and put this notice in It s the State Department bureau most told. to get them. obviously concerned. military director. Lt . Gen. John T. place: The mind reels. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 7, 1985 WEEKEND.SPECIALS FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY LARGE CASUALS 30°/o Off CHAPMAN SHOES FOOTWORKS, CANDIES, NEW DESIGNS NEXT TO ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Warriors defeat Meigs .team; 27-20 The Leading Creek Warriors of Harrtsonvllle, (Junior Girls' Soft· ball Division), defeated Meigs Monday evening, 27 -~. . · Leading . tiat)l'rs fqr Leading · Creek was M, Matt news wit-h: two . homeruns, a double and two singles. other batters wen~ D. Hall, K. Hamilto,n and D. Phlllyss. , Leading ·Meigs In the batting ·column was M. Butcher ~lth -~· homerun and a triple. Other batter.s in.cluded Caruthers. Newsorl)e and Douglas. After defeating Meigs, Leading Creek went on to another victory of the season by defeating Syracuse Wednesday night by a score of 15-3. .Leading ; the hi.\tlng list tor, the victors was D. Half. K: Hamill on, and L. Wyant all with doubles. The leading batter for Syracuse wasT. 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Holbert wtll team with either Bell or AI Unser Jr this year All three took practice runs on the 2 4-mUe,15-t um track Waltrtp took horne nearly $.m,roJ In prizP money two weeks ago m winning the Winston 100-Mtle Dash and the World 600 at the Charlotte Motor Speedway. HI' will find competllton in Satu,rday's IROC race from fellow NASCAR circuit drivers Harry Gant, Teny Labonte and Ca le Yarborough; Indy Car dnvers Marto Andrettl, A J Foyt , Bobby Rahal and Tom Sneva, and Road Racing Circuit eompetitors DeTPk . Bell, Torn Cloy. Jochen Mass and John Watson Saturday's !ROC is the second race m a !our-part seriPS with a $575.300 purse on the line to pay for success." he said The drivers will move on to the Alabama Intematlona! Motor Speedway In Talladega, Ala. , July 27 befoi'P wlndmg up this year's eompetlllon at thE' Michigan Inter Waltrip survived a thfP!'-car national Speedway In Brooklyn, acctdent coming out oftht>flnal tum Mich., Aug 10 to come-from-behind and win the In last yt>ar's Lumbermens evt>nt, fu-st round at the Daytona Interna- Holbert and BI'U rworded a narrow tional Speedway in February six-second victory over the team of Waltnp was runnmg in fourth place Bill Whittlngton and Randy Lanier. when Sneva's car touched the rear Holbert and BE'U rank as one of the of Yarborough's, knoekmg Yarbo top teams In the lnternatlonal Motor mugh into leader Foyt Sports Associ a lion this year Among Sncva crossed the hne backwards their accomplishments Is a win , at to fuush seccnd, followed by Foyt, theCa me! GT5001n Charlotte, N.C., Bell. Cant , Yarborough, Mass, May19. Watson, Rahat, Labonte, G!oy and , Earher this season Holbert, Bell Andrei!!. and Unser teamed to lead the 24 The starting positions will be hours of Daytona for 17 hours and revPI'Sl' of the fltilshlng positions at 2,00l miles befoTP being sldeltnE'd by Daytona That meansAndrettt, who electncal problems just 45 minutes had mE'Chanical problems, will be beforE' the end of the race. on the thl' pole. Other races on tap at Mid-Ohlo "I guess you could say that 's the th1s weekend Jncludt> the Renaultonl\' rayofsunshtnPI could seeaftpr Facorn 60-KUomt>ter Cup at 2: ~ Dayto~a." said Andretti, who cap- Saturday, the Camel GTO-GTU tured the IROC title In 1979 300-Kilometer at 3:30 p.m. Satur· "CPrta mly, starting up front should day, the Champion Spark Plug he a plus for me." Challenge atlla.m.Sunday, and the Waltrip will sta11 from thP 12th Kelly American 100-KIIorneter positiOn Challenge at.J2: 45 p.m. Sunday. "l guess that's the p!'nalty I have fi eld m Games 2 a nd 3, scorro B straight points in leading Boston back " I'm gomg to shoot the ball no matte1 what," Bird said Thursday. " I didn't have confidence in tl entenng the fourth quarter, but I was TPady to live and dte wtth the jump shot " Btrd said 11 was silly for anyone to count the defending champions out after two consecutive losses. "We weren't that far down," he said. "It was only 2-1 and people Pxaggerated that." The SE'nes Is now best-of-three. The Celtics seemingly have an edgl' wtth two gamE'S at Boston Garden. "I don't think we IJ~ve a psychological advantage on anybody," Bird said. "I hellevl' it's going to he a seven game sertes. There aTP three basketball games left We have to takE' one at a timE'." Teammate Kevin McHale said the prE'ssure Is on the Lakers. "They'\;e got to wtn this game," he said. " If we win it, they're really ~. - • ROCKSPRINGS -S.:Mhea stern Ohio's premier girls ' softball pitcher Barb Hatfield wsa chosen the Most Valuable Player of the TVC for the second straight year as the Metgs' Junior joins thrre other Ladv Marauders to gain all league honors. Also gaining ftrst team laurels, along with Hatfield. for Meigs includ!'d Junior short stop Jodt Harrtson "htle senior catchPr Jodt Miller and sophomore first basema n Marta Muss<>r were ehosen on the TVC's second team Magtc Johnson said Dennis Johnson's gamE"-wmnmg shot will he forgotten by gametime. "If you lose, you want to Jose that way," he saki. "Not by a mistake " Riley said LosAngE'Ieswill need to !'Pbound better In Game 5. Boston won the battle of the boards after losing 11 the previous two games. "I look at last night's game as a positivE' effort," Riley said " It was the best game of the playoffs tough and hard-nosed. I was pleased with everything exrnpt for the fundamentals- the rebounding." Hatfteld hurl!'d Meigs to tts seeond straight TVC championship this year and a 22·3 season that Included the sectional and district championships a long with a runnE'r-up position In the regwnals Along the tournarnenl It a il this year. Hatfield hurled back-to back shutouts against Gallipolis 14·01 and Minford (11-0ilor thesE'Ctional a nd dlstrtct crowns. Meigs lost to Brookvlltt:> (3·11 m the TPgJOna l ftnals alter defeatmg Sheridan 03-41 tn th<' first game of TPgtonal competition. Over a two-year span, ijatfleid has pitched Meigs to a 42-4 overall rE'Cord and a 27·1 TVC record ThP flrP.halling righthander a lso was on<' of the Lady Maraudet s' leadtng hitters. Harrison !I'd Meigs m h!tltn g wlth a glazing 00:1-plus battmg average Kroger agrees to sponsor firewor~s CINCINNATI tUPII - Fit<'· works are back at Riverfront Stadium. Earliet this week,macost -cuttmg move, C'Jnclnnati R!'ds ' owner Marge Sehott elimlnat!'d the fireworks Jhat had bE'en fired above the stadium after each Reds' homerun and victory She said it cost li<IO.roJ for Uabil!IY insurance Aftl'r some fans complained, the Kroger Co .. a grocery store chain hell!'kluaMered In Cincinnati , volun· trered to pay for the fireworks. So.' Sehbtt and Kroger officials hel!l a lll'WS conferenCP Thursday to announce that the fireworks would return. " I think it's gi'Pat to see major companies come forward to give the fans what they need," said Schott. "I hoPe we hear a lot of flrf'Works this wec?kend." The Reds, 1 -~ gamE'S behind the National League West-leading San Otego Padres, entert11ln the PadTPs in a four-game series this weekrod. .... iUSPSI45-91111) .A Dlvlslon of MuJ11medlu, Inc. Publish('() £>V('ry afternoon Mond<~ V th rough Ft lday, 111 Cour1 St . P o merov Ohio b~ the Ohi o V.tlley Pub ll!>h l n~ Compan y / MultlmtXi la. 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Main 992-2318 Pomeroy a .- II ' \ ~~ i )' 1 ~~d:Mi'f:t am under direction d Alice Nease POMEROY CHUR.CH OF THE NAZA RENE, Corner Union and Mulberry, Rov Thomas Glrn McClung pastor Oydc Hender son, S S Supl , Sunday School, 9: l) ~ m , morning worship lO::IJ am, eo.renlngservke6 p m : mid-WEek Sf'I'Vic'f' Wednesday , 7 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH :..,; E Main St , Pomeroy. Sunday §(>~Vices Holy communion on the first Sunda~ of ('3Ch month and combtncd y,1th morning prayer on the thirdd Sunday Morning prayer and St"rmon on all other Sundays oC thE' month Church School and NUJ'S(-"ry care pi"''VIded CoffE:e hour in U1«> Parish Ha ll lmi'T\C'dtately followln!Z Ihe st'r'Vtce POMEROY OIURCH OF CHRIST 2ll! W Maln St , Nell Proudfoot, pastor Bible School 9:l:l am : Mom1ngworshJp,10:Jl am Youth Ev<'llln~ won;hlp 7:00p m Wcdnesdav night prayer meeting and Bible study. 7:00p.m 11iE SALVATION ARMY ll5 Bunemut A.ve, Pomeroy Mrs Dora Wining in charge Surxlay holiness meeting, 10 a.m , Sunday School 10: ~ a m Sunday SchOOl. YPSM Elolc;e .Adams. k>ader 7: l> p m. Salva tlon meeting, vartous speakers and music specials Thunlday, U 30 a.m to 2 p m Ladles H001e ~. memben In chat:gl'. a ll womm lnv1tt'd; 6 45 p m Thur.Wy, Corps Cadet C1asss (Youn~ Prople-Bibk!t. 7 X) pm Bible Sludy and Prayer mt.>eling, qJen to the public POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRlSI', l.Tl.!6 Children's Horl)t) Road t County Road 76) 99'1·52$ Vocal music Sundav Wor· slh(> 10 a m : Ill~ Study U a n1 , Worship 6p m WE'dnesday!_~ble.,Study -?pm OLD DE)<TER BIBLE CHRIS11AN< CHURCH. Chattes Halfteld, pastOr, linda Swan. Supt Sunday School 9 :D a m : preach· and reJOICe even w1th JOY and smgmg " UNITED • METHODIST. Pr(lachlng 9 30 a .m .. first a nd SC'C'Ond Sun days of POICh month; third and fourth Sun da11s each month wnrs hlp SC'rvlces 317 30 p, m WE'd~t£'!i d av " "rntn~s .at 7 30 p m Pnnf'r anti Alt;le Studv SEVENTH·DAY ADVENTIST, Mulb £>rrv Height s Road, Pomeroy. MlchaPI PI onkowskl pastor. Mar lf' Spirt' s. Sabbalh School Supt Sabbath S{'hool at ! p m on Saturday ~ !th worship Sl'l \ Ices following e~t :l 15 p m RUTLAND PIRST BAPTIST CHUR CH - Slste1 H,,rr!('tt W.u n('r. Sup ! Su nd e~v Sc:·hool 9· 30 a m . Mo r n i n~ War ship 10 45 am , POMEROY FIRST SAPTIST Da-ld Mann . mlnlsl<'l Wil liam Sno uff~?r Sundav Schoo! Supt Sundav School 9 30 a m Mornln!it Worship 10 :vJ a m PIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· m(>roy P lkl' Da\•id Hun t pas tor Jack NC'Cds. Sunday School Dlr('('Cfor Sunda y 5<-ool. 9 30 a m, Morning Worship 10 30. ('H'nln!it worship. 7 00 p m. Tut'sda y Vlsi· Ia! ion 7 p m Wf'dn E;>sd.ly, Pra yl'rservlce, 7 30 p m Mhtslon Frlrnd"- 7 30 p m , Girls In Action 7. 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Ral· I('V Run Road. R£'v Emmf"lt Rawson. pastor Handi(':V Dunn , !!Up! Sunda\ School, lOu m Sunda:V('V(>nlngsf'nlcr, 7 Hlp m Bible ft>ac hinl'! 7· :10 p m T hurrida y SYRACUSE MlSSION , CHe1·ry St , Sy· racus«> Sf"t vlC<'s, 10 ~ m Sundav EvPnlnJ! SC'f\ tcrs Sunciily and WMnl'sday at 7 CHl p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN C' H~ISTIAN UNION, Rf'\ K('ilh Eblin paslor Sunda:~o School 9 30 a m . Wad(' Hay man , ~IUpl · MornlnR: Worship. 10 JOa m : Sunday t•ve nin~ servicl' 7· JO p m Wedn('Sda~ Praver Mef'llng 7' JO p m MT MORtA'H CHURCH OF GOD. Raclnc- RN .James Satterfl<'ld pa stor Frf'f'man Willia ms Supl Sundav Sc:'hool 9·45 a m: Sundav a nd Wf'dn('Sdav rven lng !lervlc('S 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRS r Bt\PTIST Cornt"r Sixth and Pulmf'r Grol"g<' Rl sor. lnf ('ri m Pa!llor Rav F'i<' lds S S Supt Da n Rlll!g~. Afist Supt Sundu v School. 9' 15 3 m Mornlnli!: Wor!<hlp. 10 15 a m . Sun day EvenlnR: serVIC'<', 7 p m YouUl M('N In~ . 7: XI p m Wedncsdav ('V<'n in R scr vic£' 7 p m: Choir prar!IC<' 8 P m and Main , Doh Mf'liOn minister AI Hartson, assO(' minlstf'r Mikf' GE>ri:Jch Sunday SChool Supertntt'ndC'nt Bibll' School 9 30 a m ; Morn inJ! \Vors hlp 10 10 am Evenln~t: Worsh ip 7·00 p m Wedncs da v. 7 00 p m Praver M('('!lng. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Co pastors Rf'V Ch:trll's Coyle and R('\' Nancv Cov lr Dtll WhlfP, Su ndav SChool Supt Sundu v School 9 30 a m • Mor ning Worship JO· 30 a m.; Evanji!:('listlc mN'tlng 7:00 p.m W('(lnrsdav. 7 00 P m Prayf'l me<'llnr . UNITED PRESBYTERIAN IIIINISTR\ OP MEl OS COUNTY Rfo'i. Wanda .lohuon, Director loh•son Director of F.ducaUon HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHU RC H - Sunduv: Worship s('rvlces 9 00 a.m . Church SchoollO . l~ a m . Bible Study Sundily 7: 30 p m Prayf'r Group Wednesday at 9. 00 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN - Church school 10 15 a m. Morning Wor 1hlp 11:15 am Tuesday, 1P 00 am Bible Study: Thursday ,. 7:30pm Bible Study SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN - Worship servlceo 9'00 a.m ChurchSchool10:00a m Tuesday, 10a.m . Bible Study; Sunday, 6 p.m Juntorand Se· nlor High Youth Groups RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pastor, John Evam . Sunday School 10:00 a.m' SundA¥ Mornlna Wonhlp 11!00 a.m Chll · dren'1 Church 11 a .m Sunday Evening Service 1.00 p m. Wed., 6 p m . Young La· dl~' AWI:Uiary. Wednesday. 1 p.m Fam· lly Wonhtp. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near Lona Bottom. Edsel Hart, pastor Sunday School 9 3G a.m.; Worship 10 30 a.m • Prayer moetlnt Thurllday, 7: JOBAp.mPTIST MI~PORT F)'IEEWILL CHUR<;H Corner Mh and Plum Ralph C\nlclttr, . . . tNnday SChOOIIO:OOa m.. MombqWontllp, Jl·tJOa.m. Wednetday anct S.hlrday Ewnlna services at 7' Jl P GrocenesGeneral Mmhandtse Racine 949·2550 992·3840 992·2101 Mtddleport Pomlfoy he.bel!JJty which God confers upon us reaches tis greatest height in the spnng, when He adorns the earth wtth the color and fragfance of flowers. In endless vanettes, they can be found almost everywhere, and even the most seemmgly and desert regtons may be blessed with ltny blossoms sproutmg tn the sand . Whether 1t be the random scattering of the wtldflowers or the formal, stately rows of carefully tended gardens, the seeds and conditions of growth come alike from God's nursery. Flowers en· hance happy occastons and bn ng comfort to sad ones Moreover, they are self-perpetuating, for thetr beauty and fragrance attract the bees and other tnsects that assure thetr conttnued existence. Whatever your fatth, 11 teaches you that of all the many wonders of God's creatton, tt ts the flowers wh1ch represent Hts greatest 'gtft of love and beauty to all of us. Mtddieport, Ohto K&C JEWELERS /ft-'\. u ~ ~-;~;-;;r:et 212 992-3785, Pomeroy MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Fa)' Sauer, Director Re.,., Jamea E. Corbitt, Jbslltant NORTHEAST CLUSTER Re~ Don Archer Rev Roy Deeter Rev. Seldon ,Johnson ALFRED - Church School 9 30 a m . Worship, 11 a m. UMYF, 6 30 p m , t,J W Third Tuesday, 7 30 p m Communion , first Sunday (Archer) CHESTER - Worship 9 a m , Church School 10 am : Blbi~~;Study, Thursday 7 p, m, UMW. first Thursday, 1 p m : Com· munlon, llrsl Su nday (Archer ) JOPPA - Worship 9 :ll a m : Church School 10. 30 am Bible Study, W«>dnes day, 7 30 p m (Johnson). EvanRelisllc Servict> 7 30 p m . Wecln('s d<h' Pray('r ffiE'£"tlng 7 30 p m Thursday . ZION CHURCH OF CHRlST, Pomeroy· Hal'risonvllle Rd Robert Pu rtf"ll , min is · ter Sl~vt;o Stanl ey, S S Supt., Bill McEl · roy. Ass I Supl , Sunday School 9 30 <1 m , WOI'shtp serv ice 10 30 a m Evening wor · s hip Sunday 7 p m and W('(\nesday 7 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Pin<' Grovf' Thf' R~v William Mlddleswarth, pas tor Chul'<"h S['rv lce 9 30 a m , Sunday S(hOoiJO 30 a m LONG BOITOM -Church School 9:30 a .m , Worship 7 p.m , Bible Study, Wed nesday, 1 30 p.m UMYF, Wednesday, 6 00 p m ., Com munion F irst Sunda y {Archer! · REEDSVILLE- Ch urch &hool9:30 a m; Worship Sf'rvlce Jt :OO am. (Deeter) TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAULChurch School 9 a m., Worship 10 a m .; Bible Study, Tuesday, 7 30 p m, UMW, BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. Third Tuesday, 7. 30 p, m .J Communion Fi r sl Sunday (ArcRen · CENTRAL CUJSTER Rev . .Jame1 E C.rbltt Rev. Andrew Rubeelldna ASBURY (Syracuse)- Wonhlpll am Churc~ School 9 45 a m : Charge Bible Study, Wednesday. 7 3(1 p m, UMW, rtrst Choir ~h~arsal 1 Tue!lday 7 30 p m Wedn E>Sday 6 •30 p.m; UMW, fourth Sun· day, 6 30 _p m (Nelson) ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a m , Church School10 am: Bible Slu"y, Tues day. 7 30 p .m , UMW, First Monday. 7·30 p m UMYF. Sunday, 6 p m Choir· Re llears al, 6 30 p m Wednesday tRoth emichl LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Robf'rt E Mu sser. pas tor. SundBY School 9 :10 a m . Paul Musser s upt , Morning worship 10 :10 a m , Sunday ('Vf'nln~ ser vic<' 7 p m : mid week servlCf', Wednes da }', 7 p m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Rf'V GIC'nn McMillan paMor Mat·v .lanlce Lavender, Sunda y School Supt Sundav School 9.30 am .. Mornln~ "orshtp 10 Kl a m, Evun~Zellstl r s('rvicl', 6 p m , P1 ave!' and Pralst' W('()n!'sday 7p m Yu!Jih m{'("\lniii: 7 p m f:OEN ,,• HEMLOCK GROVE (\IRISTIAN, TUPPERS PLA1NS CHURCH OF CHRI ST. Jody Holland, mtnlsler Dcryl Wells, Supt. Morning worshtp, 8:00 a m: <;burch School 9:00 a m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. R.Pv . Herbert Grate, pastor Frank Riffle, •up!. Sunday School 9. 30 a m., Worship !lervke, ll a.m and 7 p.m Sunday. Wednesday, i p m Prayer meel· I\IORSE CHAP EL- Church School9: 30 HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev IN Roger Wat son , putor Cr«>nson Pratt , Sunday School Supt Morning .... orship 9 30 a m : Sunday ScboollO· JO a . m , Eveni ng se rvlc~. 7: 30 p.nn MT UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, pas tor Joe sayre, Sunday School Supt. Sundav SChool 9 45 a m.: Evening wor · ship 6 30 p m. : Prover Meeting, 6:30p.m . Wednesday. LETART FALLS - Wors hip 9 a m ; ChUJeh School 10 am (Grace) MORNING STAR- Worship , 9 t'>a m ; Ch urch School 10 30 am : Bible Study, Thur.sday, 7 30 p m (Rader\ KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver BRETHREN pm (Grace I, Swain, Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m cv f'rV Wt•ek UN ITED CHRI ST. Elden R Blake. pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m C.a rv R(l('(:l l ay lea de r Mornln,g !K'rmon. 11 am , Sunday ni~hl SC'I vlccs ~ Chris tia n EndPavor 7 Jll p m Son ~ ser vicf' 8 p m P1 eac h ln~ tl 30 p m Mld·\\('('k pravcr mt¥tlnfo:: WC'dnC'!Iday . 7 PraH•r mN'tln2, wronesday, 7 p m tGrace ) BETHANY - Worship, 9 a .m Ch urch Sc hool , 10 a.m, Bible Study, WE'dnl'Sday, 10 a m , Dorc~t!i Women's FPllowshlp, Wedncsdlly, 11 am (McGuire) CARMEL- Ch urch School 9 .xl a m, Wo1 shlp, 10 45 am Second and Fourth Sunda)IS. Fellowship dlnnf'r wllh Sutton, third Thursda y, 6 30 p m (McGuire) EAST LEI' ART- Church Schoo19a m , Wo rship 10 a m second and fourth Sun· days, UMW first Tue!lday. 7 30 p m Sundaya, Fellowahlp dinner with Carmel, third Thursday, 6 30 p.m. (McGulr•). COI\IMUNITY CHRISriAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. , W01 ship, 10 am tFtrsl and thi rd Su.n SITITON - Church School, 9: JO a.m.: Morning worablp 10 415 a m. ftrat and third \ St•v• .lH.l N 2nd Av«> Middlepo rt Sunday School 10 a m Sunday eventnp: 6 00 p.m dol\'SI. UMW, ${ocond Tuc.>sday, 7. 30 p m ., Church BAPTlST, SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill LIIIIP. past or St(IVP Lillie, S S Supt Sunday School 10 a.m , Morning worslp. 11 a m Sunda y pve nln ~ worship 7 30 p m Prayer m('{'tln~ and Bible s ludy Thursda\ 7 30 p m . Youth me-etln~ Wednesd ay a t 7 p m APPLEGROVE - Church&hool9a m WESLEYAN - ~ lng LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH. Rev Robert Miller, pasJor Ro· bert E Barton , Director of Christian Edu· cat5on; Lloyd WriJbt, 81slstant Sunday School 9· :ll a.m.; Mornina worship 10 30 a m ; Choir practice, Sunday 6' 30 p m : Evening worship 7· :ll p m. W~nesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7, 30 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Charles Russell Sr , mlnlater Rick Ma· comber. supt. Sunday SC:hool 9· 30 a.m .: Worship aervtce 10:30. am Btbl~ study, Tom Staten , pastor Sunday School9 30 a m , Evening servlceo 7 30 p m Wednesday pr ayeor meeting 7 30 p m Tuesday, 7 30 p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Port CHRIST, Duane Warden, mlnltter Bible cla~!l9 ll am , Moming Worship 10 :K» a . m , Evening Worship 6: ~ p m Wed net· day Bible Study 6:30p.m. land Racine Road. William Roulh, pastor Linda Evans. church school director Church school9:30 a.m .. Morning worstp JO 30 a.m .; Wednetdly evenlna preyer ..,...ICII, T: 10 p.m. · . BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Sunday SChoolacrvlce. 9•45 a m; WorshiP ~rvtcc 10: :Kl a m . study 10 30 am , Tue sda y, Blblf" study , 7 30 p m . l'liu rsdav. Thf'O<'rat1c School 7 JO p m Srrvlce mfft in2, R 20 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF' PRO PH ECY Locate-d on 0 J Whitt:' Road of H if;: hway 160 Pat HPnson. pa stor Sund a\' Schoo l 10 am Classps fo r all BETHLEHEM I'IAPTIST. Rev. Earl Shuler, putor. Wonhip aervtce, 9 30 a .m Sunday School 1~. JO a.m. Bl~te Study and a~cs J unior Chu rc h 11 a m , MomlnR worsh ip I I a m Adult Choir practlcf' &p m Sund ay You nll Peo pit' s, Children s Church and Adult Blblt" Stud :~~, WE'dn {'s d<~ v at 1 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAP EL 570 Gr ant St . Mldd lf?port Affi ll a!Pd with Sout hE>rn Baptis t Convenllon Sunda y Sc hool lOam , Morntn ~ worship 11 a m , E\E>nlrt~ wor· ship 7 p m , Wedn esda \ <'H' nlnJ.: BIIJl<' stud y and pra)Pr meet i n ~ 7 p 01 RRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST Sl prayer service Thursday , 7:30 pm CAR LET0~1NTERDENOMINA TIONAL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road Rev. - David Cur fman, pastor Sunday School 9' 30 a m , Ralph Carl, Supl E veningwor· s hip 7· 30 p m Prayer meeting, Wednes· day 7·30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Jody Holland , pas tor, Wa lla cE' Damewood, Sunday School Sup! Worship service, 9 a 11} , Bible School 10 a m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Ill 124and Co Rd 5 Mark$c>("vers min is · ler Sunda v School Supt Harry Hf' n drlc k!l, Sunda y School9 :11 a m , Morn i n ~ wor~ hip H1 :JO a m EvPflin ~ "or ship 7 p m WNnMdav worship 7 p m ST PA UL LUTHEHA N CHURC H Cornf'r Svcamore a nd Second Sts Po· meroy Th<' Rev Will ia m Mlddic s w:.~r th pstor Sundav SChoo l 9 45 a m Chu rc h s('rvtce 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr Anthon v Glannamort' Ph 9Cl2 58AA Sat u r dav Evt>ni n ~ Mass 7 · 30 p m . Sun dav Mass, 8 a m a nd to am Conf<'Sslo ns on(' half ho ur betorv f'ac h Ma ss ('CD cl,ISSE'S, 11 am Sunda y VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N 2nd St , Middl e port James E K l"t'Sl'f', pastor Sunday m ornin g wo rship 10 a m , Evl? n lng service 7 p m Wcdnesda ~· t'Vl'nlriJ( worship 7 p m Visi tation , Thu rs day 6 30 R~v. pm FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, located on County Road 31 . Rev. OF COD 7- Olltx>rt Spencli'r: ~ pa st or' Sun daY' Sc hool 9•3D a m , Morning se-rv\.;e 10 00 a m , Sund ay ewplng se rvice 7 00 p m ., Mid wetok prayer service Wednesda) 7pm Lawrence Gluesencamp, pas1or . Rev. Roger Willford , a sst pastor Preaching services Sunday 7. 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1 30 p.m, Gary Grlffllh, leetdPr. Youlh groups Sunday evening at & 30 p m wllh Roger and VIolet Wlllfordd. leadl'!'S Communion 1ervlce ttr.stSu pday eac.h month BURt.INGHAM Rev. Rorer Grace Rev. P11ul McGuire Re\' . Ketlh Rader SChool, 10 a m : Worahlp, 11 a.m.: UMW fourtb Monday 1 30 P\"'.: Men's Prayer Brealda~t , Wednesday, 7a.m. (Grace ) dav Bible IN'turP !l 10 a m , Watc ht owc'r WHIT£ 'S CHAPEL WI;:SLEYAN CHURCH- Coolvill e RD Rev Phillip Rl · df.'nour , pastor Sunday School 9 .J) am , wors hip sen• lce 10 30 a m : Bib! ~ st udy and worship st>rvlcf.', Wednesday, 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHR IST Mark Jones pastor Bill Nichols on, Sun day SchOol Supt SundaySchool9 30a m : Morning Wor.shtp and Communion 10' XI a m CHURCH . Burlln ji!:ham Rf'v Ok('V Rav RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST Amoo Laundermlll pa stor Ph 992·7324 Sunday Tillis, pastor Jay Stiles. su pt. Sunday SC hooiiO. OO a m : Sundny f'Vf'nl n~ sf'rvl ce SChool 9 30 a.m , Morning worship, 10:30 7 00 p m . W<'dncsdav ev«>nlng S<"rv tcf", 7 no P m - a.m , Sunday f'venlng service 7:00 p m Wednesday~ serv tcc 7 p m WMPO pr~ gram 9 a m. each Sunday. PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH.\\ RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA m llf' off Rt..l25 Rev Ben J Watts pa stor RENE. Rev. Lloyd 0 Grimm, Jr , ~stor . L<'f" Russell. S S Supt Sunday SChool9· 30 Sunday School9 30 a .m , Worsh ip sendee u m : Mot nlng Worship 10 30 a m . Sun 10.30a.m., Youngpeoplessprvlce6pm dav evt'nlnR SC"rvlcc 7: JO p m , Wf'dnes Evangelistic service6 30 p m Wednt'!lday dav service. 7' 30 p m service 7 p m. SOUTHIERN CLUSTER am Worship 11 am !Rader) .JEHOVAH'S WIT NESS 37319 Stat e Rout (> 124 /OnP mil(' east of Rutl a nd ~ Sun RENE, RPv Thomas H Collier , pastor Martha Wolfe, Chairman of the Board of Chtistlan Life Sunday School 9 30 a m Mor ning worship 10 30 a m Sunday ev('n\nR worship 7 30 p m Prayer mff'ting 7 30 p m Wedn('sda} ~IBEflTY CHRIS'I'IAN CHURCH, Oex tf'r Woodv Call past or* Services Sunda;v 10 a m a nd 7 p m Wednesday, 1 p m. 0<-avE>r. P :=.s tor Rolx>rt Smith Sunday School Supt . SUnday School 9 30 a m , Mo r nln~ wor!>hlp 10 ~0 a m . Sunday r.\f'nin~ y,onhlp 7 30 p m . wronesda y e\Pnlng BlbiP study '1 30 p m FLATWOODS - Church SChooi,IO~ m. and Bible Study, 7 30 p m Thereon Durham. pastor Sunday School at 9:30am: Morning worship at 10:30 a m : Sunday evening S('rVIC(' at7 30 p.m . Thursday services a.t 7 30 p.f'l. - RACINE PIRST Worship, 11 a m.. Bible Study, Thursd day, 7 p".m , UMYF, Sunday, 6 p m . {Rot hemlch) . FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m., Chur{'h School 10 am , Choir practice, Tuesday, 6 30 p m, UMW, first Tuesday , 7.30 p.m (Nelson) HEATH (Middleport)- Church School, 9 30 a m.; Worship 10 lO a.m.; Bible Study, Tuesday, 10 a.m, UMW, !:lecund Monday, 7 30 p.m ., UMW Second Mon· day, 7.30p m, UMM, ThlrdMonday,1.30 p m f Robinson) MINERSVILLE - Wors hip Service 10 am , Church School, 11 am , UMW,thlrd Wednesday, 1 p m , C.holr practl~, Mon· da'l. 7 30 p m tNelson) PEARL CHAPEL - Worship ServiCE' 9 a m , Church School 11 a m , UMW se· condTuesday7 30pm , UMYFiastTues· day, 7 30 p m (ubenklng) POMEROY- Church School , 9'15 am , Worship Service, 10 :l) am, Choir re· hearsal Wednesday 7 30 p .m , UMW, se· cond Tuesday. 7. 30 p m , UMYF, Sunday, 6 p m !Corbitt) ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9· 15 am , Worship 10 am; Bibi~Study, Wed· nestlay 7 JO p m: UMYF (Seniors ) Sun day 5 p m , /,Juniors\ every other Sun day 6 p m (Rothemlch I RUTLAND- Church School. 9.45 a.m; Wors htp, JO 30 a m : UMW {EvcnintgCh elf' ) st>cond Wednesday, 7 30 p m. UMW {Afl('rnoon Circl e) second Thursday , 1 p m (Rubenking) SALEM CENTER - Church School, 10 am , Worship 9· 45 am IRubenkln,gJ SNOWVILLE ...., Worship, '8·30 a m., Chur<'h SchOollO a m t RubenklngJ Christian Endeavor flrst and thi rd Sun· da) 7 30 p m Wednesd ay prayN ml!<'tlnK JQhn Wr' l.lilhl, passiOr. Sunday S(hoo l 9 30 a m,. Larry Havnes S. S .S"-PI M01n lnJ; wo1ship 10 3Q. a m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA- Rev. Steven Nellon Rev . Richard Rothemleh Rev. Robelt 1!. Roblaoon RACINE !WIO! MiddleportPomeroy, Oh. John F Fultz BEN 'j;' 992-3325 [H SENTINEL J IIIICUS hltz Ph Pomeroy CK SUPERMARKET fFRANKLIN' MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, ~)fh - lsatah 35.2 . RALL'S 1ng SPrVI~ first and third SUnday foUowtng Sunday School Youth rneet:tng, 7 lJ p m ev· fry Sunday m. "It shall blossom abundantly, 216 S. Second WAID CROSS SONS STORE MEIGS TIRE ~ \ CENTER, INC. Rev W. H P•rrtn. Bar'old ILV " . Sunday School Sup! a m , Worship Servle 10; J) rehearsal, 'fuesdily, 7 ll p m GRAHAM lhe Finest in Sectional & Modular Homes llOO E. Main Pomeroy 214 E. Matn 992-5130 Mtll Workl•.rt:,, ~e i'l\ · Cabtnet Making ~~ ·-,:: '"""'tngs. 6 00 pm.. 'J<. • SERVICES ·RACINE PLANING MILL Syracuse VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. THE FLOWERS ARE GOD'S FINEST GIFT TO ALL THE WORLD INS~RANCE P. J. PAULEY, -AGENT 992-3978 We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 .Rutland. Ohio 45775 J. Wm. "Bill" Brown. owner Phone (614) 742·2777 Meigs Little League results given In Joe a I lilt le League action, Rutland defeated the Pomeroy Tigers by a score of 6-3, and sufferro a Joss to the New Haven Onoles by score of 11·5 Leading the victory for Rutland was Terry McGuiTP going six Innings with 16 strtkeouts. rout walks, whtle allow· mg rour hits on thrt'l' runs Rupe and Musser led Rutland In the batting column with doubles each while McGulTP, and Rose each added smgles. Taking the loss lor · Equipment , 446-6592 Pomeroy Service . Locust & Beach Street 992-9921 Middleport • MOTOR CAR BROKERS The Daily Sentinel and also led the Meigs· !asses In runs scored The daughter of ex-Meigs baseball coach, Dale Harrison.shelsan<>xcellentfielder. Mille r, Hatfield's battery-mate hehtnd the plate, was pickE'd on the second team for the second straight year One of only thfee seniors on the Lady Marauders' squad this year, Mlllercameupseveratclutch htts and was near nawless as a backstop The sophomore Musser was Meigs' second leading hitter as she pounded out a 000-plus batting This Message and Church -ELLIS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE Comple!• O(;i;b._ PHARMACY ·~ . Automotive ~,. P. In a hole. If we win, we'reontheedge of a championship." Kareem Abdui-Jabbar, held to just 12 shots In Game 4, refused to , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , - - - - - - - - - - . ; _ - - , . - - - - - - - - - call tonight's game a must for tile Lakers. "We want to win very badly," the center said. "If we win this game, we think we havp a gi'Pat chance of changing the way thmgs are happening " I Hatfield, MVP . .. TVC's . . The Daily Sentinei-Page- 5 moe Lakers-Celtics resume series tonight INGLEWOOD, Calif (UP!) The Los Angeles L~kers need two mo!'P victortE'S over the Boston Celtlcs to win thE' NBA title They expect one to come tonight m Game 5 of the champtonshtp senes. "We're looking to go back to Boston up 3-2," Los Ange les coach Pat Riley satd Thursday after the Lakers practiced at the Forum "Then, ifwecan'twlnoneoutoftwo games there, WE' don't deserve II ." The series shifts to Boston aftet thc9p m. EDT game Garne6ofthe best-of-seven series ts Sunday A seventh game, if nE'Cessary, wtll be played Tuesday night . "The game was Rolaids for them last (Wednesday) rught," Riley satd of the> Celttcs' 107-105 triumph that even!'d the series. "It was like relief. Our Rolaids' game ts on Friday" Mmutes away from a 3-1 deftctl , the Celtics 1alliE'd in the fourth quaner of.Wednesda y ntght 's game behilld 12'points from Larcy Btrd . Bird, battling a shooting stump tha t saw him hit only 17-of-42 from the • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH MT OLIVE CO MMUNITY CHURCH Lawrenc e Bush. past or Max Folme r Sr Supt Sunday School a nd Mo rn in~ Wors hip 9 :MJ a tn SUrlda y evening Sl't:\'icc 7 p m YOtJth mt"flln~ and' Bi ble Study. lYedn-cs ~ 'i:lay . 7pm UN.J:T£0 F.AITH CHURC H. Rr 7 o n P-o· meroy By Pass Rcv Robert E Smith, Sr pas t'or Melv in Drak e, S S Supt Sunda v School 9 JO a m , M o rnln~ Wors hip 10 JO. EvrninR" Worship 7 30 p m , Wl.'dnf's da y Prayer' Serv lcf' 7· 30 p m FAJTH BAPTIST CHUHC' H Railroad St , Mason Sunda v Sc hooiJO U m . Morn in~ worship 11 am Ewn ! n~ storv lcP 6 p m Praye r ml'{'tlnJit a nd Blblf' Stud v Wf'Q nesday, 7 p m FOREST RUN RAPTJST R.f'v Nylr> Borden. pastor' COrnf.'llu s Bun r h "u pt Sunda y School 9 lO a m Sf'cond a nd fourth Sundays ~orsh1p Sf'rv lc(> at 2 .10 p m MT MORJ1\H RAP'II ST Fourt h a nd Main St . Midd leport Rev Calvi n Minnis, pastor Mrs Elvtn Bumgardner, sup! Su nday School 9 3(1 a m Wo1 ship service 1045am SUCCESS ROAD CHURC H OF CHRIST - .Josf'ph B n os klns ('lia ngelist Sunday Blblf' Stud y !l a m , Wou hlp , 10 a m Sun · day ('Vf'nl ng servlcf" 6 p m , WednE>sday evf'nlng servlcf' 7 p m PEN fECOSfAL ASS EMBLY Racine, Rt 124 William Hoback pas tor Sunday S<'hool 10 am . Sunda y t>ve nlng service 7 p m Wcdn ('SdilY even In ~ service 7 p.m CARPENTER BAPTIST Do n Cheadle Supt Su nday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30a m P rayerse rvlcc,alJern • a tt• Sundays MIDDLEPORT PENTECOST". Thlm Avf' Rl• \ r!ark R.ikf"r pastor Car l Nol llnghum Sunda y Schoo l Sup! Sunda y Sc hoo l Ill ;~ m with classrs for al l a~('S [\ f'nlng s('f\ k'f's a t 6 p m WE'dnC'Sda v Bl bl f' st ud v at 7 !0 p m Youth S('f\IC'f'S fo'rl df.lvat7 JtJpm E('CLF~~IA FF~ LLOWS HIP 1 2~ Mill St Mlddi C'por t Rro!hl'r Chuc k Mc Phrr!IO n pa stor Sund rn SC'hool 10 a m .. Su nday r\cn ln g s('rvlr .1t 7 p m a nd Wf'dnrsda~ S<' t ' \(f'S at 7 p m ANTIQ UITY BAPTIST E.1rl Shu ler. past Qr Su nda' School 9 iO a m Church srn lrP 7 p m Youth mPrtl ng ti p m lupo:dav B!blc STud v at 7 p m F UI L r;OSPF.l LI GHT liQUSE 1:J045 HH,tnfl Ruad Pomf•rov Tom 1<1'!\y, p,rs tor lhnn\" I amtwrl S S Sup! Su nda v rnor nl n,:t "~''' k f' .11 10 am Sumhn ('V('Il rng s(' l \ 1\('(' 7 ~ fi p m TuPsda\ and Thu1s don SC'I vtcr>s a t 7 1fl p m \.\'O R O OF F'A IT U g1 Mil l St . M1dd iC" pori Su nda' mornln~"f"r\uf'W , 15am St1nd<1\ f"Vf'nlng 7 Ill Thursd a\ motnln_g l11bl r> st ud\ W o m Wf'lln rsd.I V f'\'l' nlng 7' ,"1 p.m NE W HA Vf N Cln'RCH M THE NA 7.AR£flo;F. Rrv 0\(' ndon St roud porstm Su nd,I VSchool 9• JO :.1 m Worshi P M'tv lrt• 10 30 a m . Youth sl.'n lr{' Su nd lly 6 If! p m Sun11nv N 'f'nl n.c s<>rvlrf' 7 00 p m Wed nrsda v Pra y('! MN•t!ng a nd Alblf' Studv 700 pm NEASF. SETTI.EMEi'I'TCHUilCH Su n da v .1ft i"J noon "f'n•iLr"• <~l l• .1() Thu rsd,l\ (!\(•Jll n~ "('1\tlcr-"' at 7 'Vl F IRST BAPT lST CHUR CH -M ason W V<> Pa.,.tOJ . Bill Mu rphv Sund cn S...hool\0 " m ~hmd.1 v (•\f"nl n~ 7 :YJ p m l>r t"''C'r ' m('(>! \n,l.!. Jn tl fliblr Mu dv Wf'd nl'sda\ 7 10 p m E vl'f\Onf' \~t'!Comt~ RUTLAND F'HEE WILL RAP'! IS I Sa !em St Hf'\ Pilul T.tv lor pil Stor• S un {! &~\ Srhoo l W am Sunda\ t'vf'nl nt! 7 l l p m.. WC"d nC'sdo v 1'\C' nlllJ: pra vc•r mf'f" !lng 7 :vJ pm SO t ' IH tn:'ll\F I. NHV I F.ST\;\1rl\ 1 C HU HCH Sii\C' I rttdge OuLLnf' Svdf'n <>lr tl'kC'r p.1~101 Su nda\ Sc hoo l 9 3 m , ( hu r < h spr vkP 10 a m Brbli' Studv W(ld nf' ~d.l v at 7 \() p m Jun4' thr u Si' plf'mhe r 7 p m Oc.t obPI th1u Mu y Sundav l'~f'nl n ~ Ft• ilow~h lp 7 p m TunP t h1 u &>ptcm t.x•r 6 p rn OC'lOb i.'! tht u M i.! V ; . . MASON CHURCH OP CHRIST, Mlti..- St, Mason, W Va Eugene L. Conger, ml · nlster Sunday Bible Study 10 a m , Wor· ship 11 a m a nd 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study, vocal music, 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· ding Lane, Mason, W Va J N Thacker, past or Evening service 7 ~ p m ; Wo· m en' s Ministry , Thursday, 9· 30 a m, Wednesday Prayer and Blblt> Study, 7· 15 pm HAR'I FORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Th£' Rev William Campbf'll. pastor Sunday School 9 30 a. m Jam C'S Hugh es, supt Evenln~~t serv ice 7 30 p m Wednsdav c v('nin2 pray(>r ml"E't In~ 7:30pm. Youth prsy(>r serv i('(' caC'h Tu esday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, l.<otarl, W Va , Rt 1. Jam e-s L<>Wis. pastor. Wor s hip srrvlccs 9. :W am .. Sunda:~o School 11 a .m .: Evl'nin2 worship 7. m Tuesday cotlaji!:e pra yt'r m e<'! In~ an Bible Study 9 JO a m , Worship service. Wedn esday 730pm JO.l' OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH , Walnut and Henrv Sts, Ro v ('tlsv.•ood , W Va The Rt>'\' Crorge C Weolrlck . pastor Sunday SC hoo19 lO .1 m , Sunda v worshlp ll a m CALVARY BIBL E CHURCH located on Pom('I"O:\o Plk(', Cou nty Road 25 nea t· f'lal '' oods R<.'v Blackwood pa s tor Sel'viC('S onsu ndaya tiO JOa m and7 ·30p.m with Sunda v ~hool 9· 30 d m Bible Studv. W£'d nl'SdaY 7 :lO p m FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRI ST St. Rt 338. Anllquttv, Rev Fra nklin Dickens. pastor. Sunda y m orn lnR 10 a .m . Sunday I.'Venlng 7 30 p m Thursday cvrnlnR 7 30 p.m. , STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY BAP· TIST CHURCH Pastor Robert Byt'rs SundaY F.c hoollO a.m, Worship service 11 am.: ·sunday cvf'n ln~ sE>rvtce,7.30 p m ., Wedn('Sdav cvC"n1n~ srr" lce 7:30p.m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH Inc, Peat I St , Middleport R(>\1 0 '1)(<11 Ma nl ey, pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Mornln~ worship 10.:.> a .m. , [V(>ninji: \Hllshlp7:30p.m Tue~duy, 12.30p.m Wo men' ll Prayer mt'E'tlng W('dnPSday. 7,30 p.m . Pt ay er and PralsP S('l v ice CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC - VanZand1 and Ward Rd Eld('r Jam(IS Mill er, pllstor Sunday SChool 10 :10 a m , Worship St-rvlre. Sunday, 7· ~ p m, Bibl ~:> Studv, W<'dn~ ay, 7·30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, Harr\Jonvlllf.' Road David Ff'rre-11, pas tor; Clinton Faulk, Sunday SChOOl Supt.: SuniJav School 9:30 a.m.: morning war ship, 11a m: Sunday C'\'enlng str\'lct 7 30 p.m Prayir Meeting, Wt"dn<"Sday. 7:30 P m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non. Pente<.'Ottal Joy Clark, pastor. War ship serviCf' Sunday 10 a m ., Sunday SChool 11 a.m EvenlnR wors hip Sf.'r\'1(.'(1 7 00 p .m Wednesday prayer meetln~ 7 00 p.m. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, located In Texas Community off Ct Rl 82 Rev Robert Slnden, pa1tor. Don Will , laylnder. Sun· day Sc-hool 9:30 a.m , MomlnK Worship 10.45 a .m ., Evening preaching !lervlceo se· rond and fourth Sunday at 1 30 p,m . I. I Sermonette Sehool's out ... those lazy, ha zy. crazy days of sum_m~r ar~ JUst around the corner. Whether or not It happens. many people look forward to a vacation away from hOme. many long to be neat' the water or some mountain There Is a n anticipation. " !!'Cling of "coming alive" People came out of the cabin both phystcally and psychologically At this tlmeofth<'y~ar It a ppea rs Ill many ways that one can morp readily "tastl' and see the goodness of the Lord " We are to taste and see the goodness ot the Lord so that God'' desire to give us life more a bundantly might trulv take pl ace Each ot the seasons of the year tS a precious gift of God. Eac h season m ti S uniqueness contributes to the "moTP abundant life" with It s own special charm , beauty and delight Summer enables us to take the wonderful gift or !if~ and celebrate it . God rejoiced m ali creation and look delight to he with that part of creation to whom He gavp the gtft of human exlstenep Yet , it appears at times that because of our intensity towatd everything, we Americans do not know how to celebrate tlfp a nd living. We gorge ourselves seeking to extract all the pleasure possible from various activities. We come back exhaust!'d from a vacation needing to rE'Cuperate. Life Is so go-go for so many therr seems to be no time to Unger and savor. There being no genulnr leisure, theTP Is no depth to living. How to celebrate life? First of ali, by being gratefu l to the Givet or life. Then, there Is the ne«t to treasure and rejoice in the prPCtous gift that life Is. and to reverence the sacrroness of lifr - ours and others. We need to take some lime to have the lf.'l sut·ctodellght In th<' beauty of all creation -of a ll this Is In us and around us. We need time to taste and savor. Summer time seems wonderfully suited to enable us and nourish us lor all this; namety, to rejotro, to delight, to rest, to relax, to savor, to Unger, and lastly, to be grateful. ' Finally, life becomE'S full when all thls leads to a compassionate person, "Be compassionate as your heavenly Father Is compassionate." It Is then we gtve honor to God, for as one of tiM' early fathers of Christianity remarked, "11M.> glory of God Is man (woman) come fully alivP.'' - Submitted by Ms!n'. Anthon)' ' Glannamore, Pastor, Sacred Hean Church I 1 �Page-. 6-The Daily Sentinel John Rollinson ren, 10 great-grandchildren, several nieces, nephews and cousins also Jolm Rollinson, 9<1 , husband of fo!Tner Pomeroy resident, Allee !Sis) Bowen Rollinson, died June 1 at his home on Saint Simon Island, Ga. A retired electrical engineer, Mr. Rollinson owned The Rollinson Englneerlng Corp. In Savannah, Ga . He a Ustedin Who'sWholnAmerica and his corporation dld numerous government jobs durlng the World Warn era. He was born in North Carolina, graduated from the University of Pittsburgh and S)l('nt much of his life in Savannah. He moved to Saint Simon in the 1940's. He was married to the former Allee ISis) Bowen, whose brother is Tom · Bowen of Pomeroy, In 19<17. Surviving In addition to his widow are a sOn, John Thomas Rollinson, Brunswick, Ga., a brother, and several nieces a nd nephews. His parents, a sister and two brothers preceded him In death . Mrs . Rollinson's home address is P .O. BoxJ, Saint Simon Island, Ga. 31522. survive. Pauline McOoud Ward Wa ters Anderson, 69, Wlnder,Ga.,fonnerly of Middleport, died last Sunday In Georg1a . . She was born ' May 19, 1916 a t Hobson, a da ughter of the latl' Sam and Lena Noble McCloud Wolfe. Surviving are three daughters, Donna Jean Jolmson, Winder , Ga.; Anna Mae E bbinhaus, Columbus, and Margaret Lynn Farmer, Stock· bridge. Ga.; two sons, Allard ISonny) Anderson of S tone Moun· lain, Ga., and Art Wa fers, Ken ai, Alaska: two brothers, David Wolfe and Charl.es (Pete) McOoud, both of Middl('port . Fifteen grandchild·· sw She was preceded in death by two husbands, Merle Ward and Oay AJ\derson, and a son, Ellsowrth (Bt'Jtch) Ward. No services have been planned at this time. Raymond Myers Raymond Myers, 66, or the Harrisonvllle area, died Thursday morning at the Veterans Adminls· !ration Hospital, Huntington. A retlred ·supervisor for the . physical plant at Ohio UniverSity, he was born In Ridgely, Tenn., a sorrof the late John and Dolly Edwards Myers. Mr. Myers was a member of the Mount Union Baptist Church. He was also a member of the Harrison· vlllP Masonic Lodge 411 F&AJiii, Columbia Grange 2435, a nd was a U.S. Army veteran of World Warii. Survivors include his wife, Louise Gates Myers; two sons, Terry Myers of New Hampshire and David Myers with the U.S. Army In Germany; a daughter, Joyce Night, Memphis, Tenn.; two grandchild· ren; two brothers, Leslle Myers of Newbern, Tenn. a nd E ugene Myers of Framingham, Mass.; and four sisters, MUd red Harrls,Tuscon, Az., Mary Haynes of Oregon, Barbara McTernon and Vivian Wllliarns, both of Missourl. Services wUI he 1 p.m . Monday alternoon a t Blgony-J ordan Fun· eral Home In Albany. Rev. Joe Sayre will officiate. Bu rlal wUI be a t Wells Cemetery with military graveside services by Albany VFW Post 9lll3. F r iends may call a t the funeral home 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m . Sunday with masonic services a t 7 p.m . by the Ha r risonville lodge. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The largest ling In dec.a des appar· ently has given thE' Soviets a roadmap for evading the Navy's undersea network of sound sensi>rs that warn against a nuclear attack, militaryex(:ierlssay. , A Navy experl said Thursday It would he "reasonable to assume" that as a resl)ltofthesecurlty breach alleged to Involve at least four spies, the Navy may have to resort to the costly measure of rebuilding or modifying the Sound Surveillance System, called Sosus: · Questions also arose about lax Pentagon security that permitted the fam ily-and-friend spy operation to flourlsh for as long as 20 years. At news conference to announce a Title to· a confiscat.ed 1983 C.J.7 jeep, uncla,imed by any owner a nd with no seria l number s or other means of identification, has by a court order from Meigs .Cqunty Com mon · P leas .· J udge : Charles Knight oo'n issued to the Board of Meigs County Commissioners for use in law enforcement purposes. In other court matter s, a case filed b~· Caroline R uth' Frazier, Midd le· .• pot1, against Timoll)y.RossFr..Zier, Mid<Jlepon, has been dismissro. Ad m iss ions --Tina Fra l ey, Pom eroy. Discharges-Darlene Hicks , Me· ianie Wait<'rs, Li nda Cramer, John Motley. • Emergency runs M€'igs County Emergency Medi· ca l Servic€' reports the Pomeroy unit at 9: 15 p.m. Thursday was ca lled to the Pomeroy Health Care . Center for Robert Rupe to Veterans Memoria l Hospital. Event on Saturday Racine Volunteer F ire Depa rt · ment will sponsor a n old-fashioned ice cream social at the fire station Sat urday, not Sunday, beginning <\1 4p.m. Wins mic rowave Cat hy Carleton, Racine. was the winner of the microwave given away a t. the Racine Volunteer Fire Department's Memoria l Day chi~ken barbeque. was updated and Whitworth's was not reviewed for nine years, Pentagon spokesmen said. H the allegations are substan· tlated, Whitworth's Involvement would Indicate the ling penetrated Navy operations on ·both coasts, The Pentagon continued to assess the damage and one government official · remarked: "Asswne the .worst." Pentagon spokesman Michael Burch said Thursday Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger's level of concern about the re lease of classified data had "gone up because of what he continues to learn." Jolm Walker a nd Whitworth served on ships that have been largely outmoded but sources said thelr alleged selling of "keyllsts"codli!. U$ed 10 send messages securely - coilld have helped compromlse the Sosus network. One source said that ihhe Soviets "knew when we located one of their subs, they could probably get a good Idea of where our sensors are so they could figure out how 10 avoid them." In other developments: -Law enforcement sources lden· tlfled Navy technician Gary Walker, the half·brotherotJolmand Arthur Walker, as a mysterlousflfth suspect In the case, dubbed "F" In correspondence seized by the FBI. But thesourcessaidGaryWalker , has been cleared of Involvement . IS SE~ OUR DARK STAR by JANEIL $995 PRICES AS LOW AS Square dance set -- R OPEI=l RoPER SAV.S ·.. Plan free clinic A free cancer clinic sponsored by I he Am erican Cancer Society will be· held J une 13, 1-5 at the Meigs C::Qunty He!!lt,h . Department. . fa p and breast checks wUI he given. Call . 992-b601 for an appointment. GAS 01 . ~lE(TRIC p.m;, . :lllllbl .CONTIOL .·. AOC 19" Color TV. "Natio~ally Sold". One only. Saturday dance set A public dance will be held a 1 the E li Denison Post, Amerlca Legion hall, Saturday night , 9 p.m . to1 a.m . Member$ report that the ventilation syste m has been Improved. S297 .. . . ... TV STAND .. Sylvania Video Recorder~ re· mote control, VHF • hr. rt· cordin&. slow motion · .' . . ., .. . .. S369 uss 170 TUDI-111 Plane sought CJ..EVELAN D (UP!) - U.S. Coast Guard officia ls said early today they were still looking for a twin-engine plane that disappeared on Its way from Oshawa, Ont., to : C!e'A>Iand Hopkins International Airport Thursday. The U.S. and Canadian coast gua rds and the U. S. CiVIl Air P<~ trol searched Lake Erle norlheast of Cleveland Thursday. · Gary Robertson, 29, of Oshawa , was to fly theSkycraft Air Transport Inc. plane to Hopklnsfrorn Oshawa.- $1497 MICROWAVE OVENS $197 COLOR TV S247 25" COLOR $397 SHARP PORTABLE $99.7 VCR & CAMERA 8U1 .NOW AIR CONDITIONERS AIR CONDITIONERS AIR C_ONDITIONERS 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix •..$1695 41R CONDITIONERS 2 Dr., White. 1979 Cordoba ••••••••••••••••• S2495 · · 1961 Thunderbird ••••••••••••• S69S .Runs good. 1974 Ford F-100 Pickup •••••• S69S Auto., PS, flat bed. 1969 Chevy Pickup ••;••••••• S49 5 S299 $ 614. • ... . Plaia lslli11rd Dall's Ge 'lewl1, Ohls . (6j4) 446·1051 AT SALE PRICES •10. 's APPLIANCES • TV • 2 PAGEVILLE -Scipio Township Trustfes m eeting, 7 p.m. Frlday a t the Township Hall in Pageviile. SATURDAY MIDDLE PORT - A gospel sing wi th Dan Ha yman and the Count ry Hymntimers being featu red wlli be held at 7:30 p.m . Saturday at the Ash St. Freewill Baptist Church In · · Middleport. II Academic All-American Mayrene Thomas, Chris Hysell , Michl King, Phil King, Chip Werry, Gary Colman , Sherry Hunnei, Lisa Riggs, Brenda RobbinS, and Tim Knotts. T€!'1lage Ins titute Awards pres· ented by .Jean Taylor,advlsor, were given to Da nyan Magers, Cheryl' Roush, Jesse Howard, Denny Welsh, Paul Dailey, Sean Jeffers, Bev Kauff, Chuck Knopp, Judy Mees, Jay Buskirk, Debbie Downie; Susan King, Shannon Slavin, Darc1 Hysell . Sally Radford, Susan Jones, Kevin Tanner, Johnny Swanson, Wendy Swann, Huey Eason , Eddie Kitchen, Kevin Meadows Diana Williamson, Julie Miller. J.enny Miller, Sherrie Southworth, and • Mayrene Thomas. V2 PRICE aeoomsn Every Mattress & Box Spring! Any Size! Every Quality! No Exceptions! Cauthorn is a senior humanities· /classics major at Ohio Wesleyan . She is a graduate of Eastern Loca l High School, and is the daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Curtis P. Cauthorn , ·66144 State Route 124. Reedsville. r;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i . .' ' . ... .' ROCK SPRINGS P ublic square dance. Saturday. , 7:30 to 10: 3Q p.m . at grange hall , Rock Springs Fairgrounds by Meigs County Grange Youth Group; music by Delver Richards; refresh· ments ava l.lable. POMEROY - The E. R. Hollon family reunion will be held at the state park shelter hOuse, south approach on Route33. Sunday with a basket dinner a t u ·noon . . c;. Rp aHs, Ohio (614) 446-3733 ·':· . .. ·. A.P.R. FINAN(:ING 5J1 JACKSON PIME · AT. 3!S WEST --- 4~ Eagle Ridge Church at 7: JJ p.m. Sunday. CLIFTON W.Va . - B.T. Weston will present singing ministry a t revival services. being held a t the Clifton Ta bernacle, Clifton, W.Va. , at 7: 30 p.m. Thursday evening through Sunday evening. LANCASTER- The MliesHyseU reunion Will be held Sunday a t the Rising Park In Lancaster , Route37. There will a potluck dinner at I p.m. and a li descendents of the Hysell famliy are invited to attend. FORKED RUN - The fifth annua l P igott Family Reunion will be held Sunday at the Forked Run State Park with a basket dinner tobe held a t 12:30 p.m. AVAILABLE FOR A LIMITED TIME ON •12 TON AND 3/4 TON ···•· CHEVY CHASE Ri .. h lst !I WEE~! 7:20 & 9 Cancelled MIDDLEPORT - A gos)l€1 sing sch!'duled for Saturday nigh! at the United Faith Church on the Rt.rri..AND _ Bowhuntcrs Assn. Middleport -Pomeroy by-pass has been canceli!'d. mfetingSatuJday8 p.m. a t the club r-----------~------------1 hOuse. Also m embers are reminded that the Vinton County Round Robin. ' is this Sunday. · SUNDAY CHESTER - Bla ine and ChJ'Is· i tine Bowma n will he specia~~~. ~~~:~ I at the U ving Word Church Chester a t. 10 a .m . and 7 Sunday. TheywDI the preaching and the Jmu•;ic. IPastor l Gllhert Spencer Invites the public. --RIDGE - ,, Werry were selected for outstand· ing senior awards; Carl Moodls· paugh, Marla Avelion, Ja y Carpen· ter and Bobby Geyer for TV honor awards. Scholarship winners were Marla Averlon a nd· Danny Thomas, stu· denl council scholarsnlps; David Fisher , MLTA scholarship and Holzer Science; David Fisher, Billi Jo Gordon, scholar-athlete award: Jay Carpenter, Ohio Board of Regents; Katrina Donohue, Hock · lng Tech Principal's Scholarship; Jay Carpenter, Q.U. Cutler scholar· ship. The American Government award went to Cindy Hazelton. Perfect allendance awards went to David Beegle, Cathy Blessing, Rief Herrman, Laurie Shenefield. CHESTER - Cheste r Township T rustees will met 6:30 p.m . Satur· day a t the townha ll. E AGLE Rev. ''" Deeter will he guest speaker at II Numerous academic andscholas· tic awards were presented at the Meigs High School awards assem· bly held last week. The academic awards went to J 1m Parker, Dekalb; Denny Welsh, Spsnish; Ken ·McClellan, David Beegle, andShannonSiavln,French I; Jeff Arnold and Brenda Robbins, French 0 ; Scott Pullins, Amerlcan llistory; Carl Moodispaugh, ad· vanced American history; Tim Colmer, Jerol)1e Baker, and David Capehart, wood technology II; Scott Oberhoizer, Randy Birchfield, Tim Jeffers, wood technology I . Tim .Knott's carpentry; Tim . Colmer, David Capehan , and Greg Fields, power mechanics; Randy Birchfield, Richard Hale, Pete Burnem, mechnical drawing: P. J . Harrls. Jerry Brevik, Matt Riffle, library awards; . Donita Pooler, algebra I; David Beegle, algebra 11; Erin Anderson, English n . The drama a wards went to Alison Tromm, best performing female; Debbie Werry, outstand ing perfor· mance female; John Longstreth, best wrtormance male, and P. J . Harris, outstanding performance male. Receiving spirit awards were P.J. Harrls, B.J. Gordo·n, JayCar)l('nter, Betty Ann Loftis, and Danny Thomas. David Fisher and Deb\Jie Many residents will remember the Craig Family. The Drug Free Entertainment Night held Friday at Meigs High School was fa ntastic. '·, Would you believe that over 300 people including adult.s, (psrents and faculty), elementary, · junior Nancy Baker high, high school and college students were on hand for the event? Students, not only from Meigs High School, but from Athens, Federal Hocklng and Southern High Schools, were in The National Se<:ondary Educa· a ttendance. Council has announced that lion - · --There was a talent show featurNancy Baker, daughter of Larry Middleport parents seems to be ing a varlety of talent and and Norma Baker, Pomeroy, has gung ho for the establishment of a consisting of 10 acts wtth first place . been named an Academic An· block parent program to protect honors going to an air .band American. youngsters ,of the community composed of ·van Halen, Mike The Academic All-Amerlcan and there have been several reports Kloes, Ma\(Y Cline, Denny Welsh, Scholars must earn a 3.3 or better la tely of adults a ttemptil'g to pick Steve Musser and Jeff Nelson and grade point average, and have the up children. 1 winners of a dance contest were recommendation of a teacher or Middleport Council will discuss Kevin Meadows and Cheryl Roush. other qualified sponsor. Once with Meigs J uvenile Officer Carl The evening was sponsored by awarded, . the students m ay he Hysell aspects of such a program a t the Meigs High Teenage 111$titute recognized by the NSEC tot other a regular meeting of the council at for the Prevention of Alcohol and honors. Baker attends Meigs High 7:30 p.m. Monday. Parents are Other Drug Abuse of which Jeannie school and was nominated for the being asked to attend the session to Taylor serves as advisor. award by Mrs. E. Pratt, her E nglish .o;how their Interest. '· There were numerous prizes and teacher. Her picture and biography According to m y understa nding. attendance awards presented dur· will appear in the· Academic there will be a marked home in lng the evening. Numerous busi' All-American Scholar Director every block of town where kid~ can nesses and a couple of reUgious which is published annua lly. go for help If 1hey encounter oriented groups provided not only problems. Sou nds like a winner. the prizes bul plenty of food which was free of charge to those As you no doubt have heard, Rite a ttending. DELAWARE - Alison L. Cau· Aid Corporation has taken over the thorn of Reedsville has been named • former Nelson's Drug Store in Bill McKinney, Meigs County to Omicron Delta Kappa at Ohio Pomeroy. Hours set for the present Humane Society Agent, is a recent Wesleyan University. ' time under Rite Drug are9a.m. to9 gradua tl' of the Humane Society of ODK is a national leadership p.m ., Mondays through Saturdays thl' United States Anim al Control honorary tha t recognizes ']\miors and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Academy. Sundays . The school was held May 13- academic and seniorsachievements for their ou tstanqlng and parthroug(! May~ ai the University of . ticipation In campus activ ities. Belatedly. friends and relatives Michigan a nd It Is also accredited , haVE' received word of the dea th of by the University of Alabama Law · Ha rry W. (Junior} Craig, formerly E nforcement Academ y. of Middleport . The 8J-hour school inCluded J unior, 68, was a 1935 gradua te of courses In public rela tions, invest!· Middleport High School and was a galion, search and seizure, and son of the la te Harry W. and E dna small animal and control The Mild red Hudson was the top loser Craig who w!O're Middleport bus i· classes were taught by university in the Monday night Five Points · ness people. He was .also preceded Instructors and top national animal· class of Slinderelia with Br!O'n da lit .d eath. by a ·Qrorher, BOb, who '. welfare authorities.' . . ,. V~noy asf11nne~-up. At the Mason resided in Middleport. ·: otnc'ials : o( "the icica( sOCiety c.la:ss, a· 50· pound rlbbon a nd comment: certificat!O' was awarded to a "We are proitd to say, Mr. member, and Candy Van Meter Craig served in the U.S. Army for 'II yea rs a nd spent m~ny years a t , Mc[{jnney completed the course received her 35 pound r ibbon with .the Pentagon m,Wash1ngton, D.C. with the highest grade average of 32 · Alma Jeff!O'r s receiving her :a! pound · He was a heutenant colon!O'I a t the .· .graduates:•· . • . . ribbon. Carol Mcpure was the top time or his death and he a nd his ,, .. · l<iserot.thE'.week. ' wife, BObbie,'' were.. living in·' Las . " ·,!you wait...,.u~ui iomo~w to Cruces, New Mexico. They have think about it, Scarlett -you're not two children. Carol Lee and going to accomplish much today. Douglas. Do keep smiling. Sa li sbury MIDDLEPORT Township Tru stees will meet in regular SesSion Friday, 7p.m., at the home of Wa nda Elilin , township clerk. . Air, good condition, 61.00 miles. By BoB HOEFUCH Sentinel Staff Writer Did you know about Carl Moore? Well, I didn't. Seems tha t Carl has been havi ng some healt h P,roblems and has been coil· fined 10 Univer sity Hospital fol\r times since March and has under· gone three m ajor operations. He was returned to his home on Route 33 on Tuesday and Is reported to be doing well. Calendar j happenings SHARP 19" 1980 Chevy Citation •••••• S2295 ~ · Block parent program EAGLE R IDGE- M('igs County Fox Chasers Assocla t)on Will meet 7: 30p.m. Friday a t the Eagle RJ\lgc ca bin. PANASONIC Meigs awards assembly conducted YOU 'U OHIY Bridal shower set 4 DR., • sp., 4· cyl. Beat of the bend FRIDAY A m iscellaneous brldal showerfor Fa ith Perrin, sponsored by the Trinity Church cl)olr, will be held 7 p.m. Sunday evening In the church socia l room . All ladies of the church and Fa ith's friends are invited. Page-7 Slinderella class meets QUESTIONS AND TO SERVICE YOUR SATELLITE DISH AFTER THE SALE - LET US HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR DISH. · , By The Bend Friday. June 7. 1985 Woman named to honorary SATELLITE DISH DISPLAY FREE ON SITE ESTIMATES- EXPERT TECHNICIANS TO ANSWER The Meigs County Grange youth will s ponsor a square !la nce Saturday evening, 7:3().10: 30 p.m. , at the Rock Springs grange hall on the Meigs County· Fairgrounds. Admission $3 single and S5 couple. . Mus ic · by ·t>elver Richards. No · alcohollcbE'Vei-ages permitted. Veterans Memorial recommendations to tighten con· trois over classified materlal, Sen. SamNunn, D-Ga., said there was no evidence that one of the four men charged, yeoman Michael Walker, 22, ever received a securlty clearance. Walker allegedly had access to stacks of secret data while on the nuclear aireraft carrier Nimitz, his last Navy asslgoment. The central figures In thecoas!·tO" coast Investigation- Jolm Walker, 47, of Norfolk, Va., and Jerry Whitworth, 45, of DaVis, Calif. received top secret clearances as Navy radiomen In the 1960s. Also charged In thecase isJohnWalker's brother, Arthur, 50. Jolm Walker's clearance never r;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;~, Meigs County happenings~.-. Jeep will he used for county purposes The Daily Sentinel Spy ring probe raises questions about security Area deaths Pauline M. Ande rson Friday. June 7, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio PIZZA SHACK lNG WORKS LIKE A CHEVY TRUCK. GREAT SELECTION AND AT THE MEIGS INN MONEY SAYING DEALS IS NOW OPEN Onlf at ... "~OUR CHEVY TRUCK DEALER ON THE RIVER'.' ORDER YOUR HOMEMADE PIZZA OR FAVORITE SANDWICH BY CALLING 992-6674 ·~ W• Mtb Thtm /Jftftt Fo,-l111 Mon1g OPEN MON.-THURS. 4 PM-11 PM FRI. & SAT. 4 PM-12 Midnight CLOSED SUNDAY PIZZA SHACK 12 S Eost Main 992 ~6674 SIMMONS NEW HOUIS: 9·9 Mon.-Fri. 9·4 Sat. Pomtroy EAST MAIN ST. 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(614) 985··4212 (614) «6·7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, !)ox 1213 Gallipolis, Oh1o 45631 JUST CALL! 992 3410 7 LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 7 MINERSVILLE - 5 rm frame home With gas TP water, & Ohoo Power New bath &lreshly pamfed Only $15000 IIINI·FARM - 175 acres al Syracuse Older 3 lxfrm home. an ulohties Asking $30,000 You'll hke the locahon 7279 New cur1ams at no wsl' It's usy Combine remnants for pretty lab·top curtaons with ball fringe 1rlm-or use one fabric - n 7279' delaols , doroc11ons tor two wrtaon styles 13.• tor each pattern Mel 65c llf:ll pattern for posfagt and ........ hlndling - .. Mlllrwb Cnlla. "· _ [ The Daily Sentinel· 12·11--IW.. WII,IIM, IIY 11377. Mol - · All· *"'·~·,_.......,, '15 lleldiiCrlll CaiiiOg - 150 piUI dllfgnl. $2 + 65c p & h Baob$2 50+ 65tllf:llp&h 11U PI _.....,. 111-ftlllr CriiiW ....... 1..1. Clllll "' ,.., 1..... + ICIIIt (Tla... lrtcl) IIOOERN - One floor 7 rm • ranch Walk to the stores 11 Middleporlg Equopped lifchen & some furn~uoe RIVERFRONT - Good older horne thafs been remodeiOO 3 bdrm~. !liMng with fireplace, formal donmg & level kt $9,000 - Small 5 nn. hme home downtown. What have you to put down? 42 ACRES - Orange Township, 21rllilef spots with garden spitl. Good spnng & bam Jul1 ... ,...... S22.CXXl. s.o.....,; .... f....... Ylrtl.., riiJI''·.''"l 1-iu.JClcJuo~r ter:, • 111fNCIING IS 0111 IN Trenching Of Any Type Dozer & Backhoe Servoce Plumbonc Servou Weldonc Lowboy Houhnc Septoc Sys1oms ll<eMod & IOiiolod • Fill ISTIItlTES WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE II. 4, Hysell lun ld Pomeroy, Oh•• •5769 (614) 992-2134 Of 992·6704 -2 -1 m / OH 45743 We Use Yon Sch11de1 Equ1pment Reeommendod by Leadm1 Carpet llonulacturors. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 22 ·Hn ICUT OUT lOt FUTUII Uill KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Cf85-3561 All Mtku •Wethert •Dithweahera •Rengee •Aefrigeretora •Dryers •FrHzert BENNETT'S ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS Mobile Home · Heating & Cooling Free Wrap have Party Ohio oeeaooons, INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd hkl to mtroduce you to Enpao·A·Cao,lho modom woy everyone For moretnforma· tton, call Manlyn Powell at Alse Tr•••lut .. PH. 992 5682 or 992-7121 to drive the vetuele of your chOtce NO DOWN PATMENJ IOWEI MOIITIR T PAYM!IIr BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 32& Pomeroy, OH 45769 ' For Futer Strv1ce EICAVA11NG INC. *Dol loold SlrYIU Landscap1n1 *Basements *land eleanng •Ponds •Septoc systems •Huvy haulinr •Frn estimates * DOIII IOSI Offlco "9·2493 ..._ 143-5340 Coli 614·992'·61'• 1940 MEIGS EICAYAnNG COMPANY f III [I ' IIVIll elll 1- -- - - - - - - - 11 3·24-lfc --. RENT ACAR CALL 1---------- Open Houeo F11doy, June 7th and Saturday. June 8th F11doy Coli 304-676-5104 or 304· 1 ..,8_7&_·_&_3_8_8_.- - -- - - hours 10am- 9pm Saturday r · hours 1 Oam- 6pm Everyone Watkins dealer No expewelcome Glorta 01ler , rience necasaary. Earn 25· 60% no temtortal reamcSt Rt 326. langsvtlle. Oh•o t•ons Call collect McCoy, 814 742 2078. 814 448·8086 You can slim up toraummer All Natural Weight·Lo .. pro gram can help you loaa 1 0 · 29 plus pounds m your f~rst month or your money 446 4522 7 "We Rent For Less" U·SAVE AUTO RENTAL back Call now 81 4 742· 2328 Call 1·819-569-0242 hn Nof111 Of:!io 5•11 " 24 SINGLES CLUB for We11 Vltglnoono only STATE · WIDE All. ages Dozens of O~tails $2 00 at 4PM Apply at the 0 0 Hlllbolly Heart• CIOb, Loov· uy, wv 28676 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 4 YIIIYL I ALUINUM Complete Gutter Wortt Complete Remodeling Roofing of ell Types Worked In home area 20 yeart ''Free Estimetet'' Mcintyre flar.k Oittrict, Gelhe County Courthou1e. Gllhpoha, Oh 46631 Equal Opportunity Employer Giveaway Dependable cerners wanted for Daily Tribune walk1ng routes Earn eJCtra tpendtng money and opportun•tv for prtzes; caah and trips Apply by stoppmg at the Tribune Off•oa or cell 446-2342 Ideal for rehred persons 5 kittens. 3 mo old Well taka care ot Call 614-446· 1574 Tamer male, housebroken, Kerr female, to good home Call614· 388 9336 UU COllECT: Ph. 16 I 41 143 5425 7 11 pupp1as, Pit Bull Will do all types of ex· cavetong, landscap- mg, besements, sawage and well voce, tone systems. water gas lines, water drilling and ser· trucking (li,._ & dirtl. Call: 742·2407 5·23-tfn CONTRACTING DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, NATER , GAS & SEW 'R LINES, RECLAMATIC N. PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-720 Call814· 367· 0638 5 Call 742 2027 7 I "Freo Estimatas'~ lmtallation Avoiklblt 4/ I Howard L. Writesel Roofing Co. NEW-REPAIR Gutters • Downopou11 Guttero Cleaned Painting Storm Dooro & Windowo Siding • Soffot Work 949-22.63 ., 247 4641 7 4/29/lln 992 2196 Middleplirt, 7 BISSELL SIDING CO. Naw Homas Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2101 or 949 2160 No Sunday Calls 7 14 2 6 fem•le C a '' 6 · 5 · 1629 Movln must f.nd home for friendl~ 6 mo puppy 1h Golden Retrtvar y 2 Colhe. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE C8 11 61 4·446·0065 F.OR All TOUR WIRING NEEDS K1ttens to good home. 2 yellow, 4 black Call 614· ReSidential & CommerCial Call: 387-7118 1 female wh1te cat 1 % yrs 992-5875 Or 742-3195 11 · 14-tlc old Coli 814·448-8594 Free k1ttens. all male, 1 black. 1 gray • wh1te, 1 tabby Coll614·367 04B2. d FENCE & SUPPLY After PAT HILL FORD INSULATION l/11/tfo ACCENT PH. 992 6931 We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. *VINYl SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *ILOWN IN PLUMBING & HEATING 317 North SociNI •~:pert, Ohil 45760 SALES & SERVICE ~r- , .~~ ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ..oaultrtloal & Commercial •Dtwtlopments Ll C""""'rcial Sit01 •Single arid Multo UNt """'"" IUSINISS fittON£ l61tl H2-6SJO •Woorl . . CalriMiry IISilfHCl , _ GREG ROUSH PH. 992 7611 (614) ...... ,.. Dttign anti "'-"" THE QUAUTY PIINT SHOP Ftt All YHt 'fiMIII 111111 PWS: Olfict SUfiPIIOS & ftontllllft, W..Wong anol Groduoli111 Sloliorttry, lagroolic ligns,ltrWoarS....... luainoas Farms, Copy Sonim, lie. 2ss 1111 st.. •••••rt 104 - . . , ... , _ , 7 7 5-7-Hc ALL STEEL & POLE IUILDINGS Stzes Start From 12'116' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' to 24'x36' Up Doc Houses lnsultted P&S BUilDINGS lacina. Oh. Ph. 614 143-5191 7 10-6-tlc 8 992 3 Kittens to give away to goo home Call 614-843 61 27 · SHADE RIVER DRILLING Formerly Heaton Drilhf!9 CD. •Water & Gas GUN AUCTION CREMEENS GUN STORE GOING OUT Of BUSINESS SATURDAY, JUNE 8 AT 10 A.M• Auction will bt held at Gallia County Fairgrounds OVER 50 GUNS HUNTING SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS FISHING EQUIPMENT CAMPING EQUIPMENT, AMMO HUNDREDS OF. ITEMS WILLIE SOLD KINNOH SWAIN-A•tl•••er 61 4· 992 7458 . loveable 614·742 2257 Male black CJ~t •Myers PH. 667-6535 or 985-4353 5/2811 ahepherd, males. 3 old One 6 black dog 1 male BenJi-type dog Very Well Service Pumps Sales & Servtce Public Sale 8r Auction 6 pupplea. part part beagle 2 females 6 weeks month old female 0 Call 614· 985·4288 d very cute, phone 304 676· 1487 TOWN & COUNIIY VETERINARY CUNIC IN .DLEPORT PAUL E. SIIOCIIEY. 1 r Wanted . Soc•al Worker Program Coordinator to di~ rect two reSidenttal intermed 1ate care fac1lit1as for peraons with mental retardatton and · or other developmental diaab•htiea m Ga!h· polo• and D.V.II. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. S.B PT. PLEASANT OFFICE --- 3305 JACISON AYI. ...,,,....s,.... T...,6olt,_.,,_-. ......... , ......s,...... . SlWI. AHIIAL 110U1S ,...~J ~~ fri4oy I ..... J p.10. !oiwolay ID ....,.11oM ..... UIIGIJ"MMSANI SUIGIIY 1Y APPG8ii&IT 104-671·1441 U· ·tin Old out bulldtng. already down for firewood 304· 875-3038 6 Lost and Found Bachelor'• Deoree rn Social Work or related field and Quahf•ad Mantel Retardation Profeaa•onal COMRP) or QMR P elig1ble •• requ~red Mutt have axpenence in program• for person• With developmental d111b11tt•aa and personnel supervision. Knowledge of ICF -MR medicaid standards and resedentral aarv1cea is de11rable. Salary range e 1 4,000· 16 000. depending on qualt· ftcat1ons Deadltne for applicants 6 - 17 85 Send resume to Robm Eby. Buck· eye Community Serveces, P 0 Bo111 604. Jackson , Oh 46640 B C S 11 an equal opportunity employer lcEasy assembly work! 8600 per 100 Guaranteed pay· ment No experience-no salea Deta•ls send self~ addresaed stamped enve- Make th11 year th6 memeail Have a ffllndly Home PartY Got ell kond1 of gift• fo1 Grandpa to Baby Book your perty early Call Magnoha Nltz at614·992· 3581 Al1o ••,sntng up for dealert Avon terntoriet available Pt Plea1ant area 304-676- 1429 FOUND bl•ek & ton Coon· hound Popular Ridge area Ca11814 ·367-0441 lost cat. 1 year old, white whh dark 1pota. 4 m•tten pawl Anawen to MIX. Call Want to earn utr1 monev th•• tummer7 How about 1 paper roule1 Carriere 1r1 needed for Maaon Blvd 1nd Jeffereon Blvd aNia If intereated, pleaae calt, Point Pleaaent Regiater , 304- 61 4-992· 5364 Reward 675·1333 FOUDN Opening• for people to llvo Brown & black smell dog. female Found near light house Church. in PomeroY • 2325 Coli 81 4· 742• REWARD FOR RETURN OF CONfENTS of 2 lodloo ur••• ~ema. 24B5 Sprtng VaHey ClnCall collect 304-1571· roy , Ohio 45789 . Carpenter and helper needed. Muat be expe· nenced tn general carpentry Apply to The Datly Sentinel. Boll 729C, Pomeroy , 0 Want 10~eone to clean out farm pond Call 6, 4-992 · 2466 Help t1me ma1d 711. wanted full and wattreas's and Send resume to Galhpoll& Ferry, part bar · boll Wv 26515 Own your own Jean Sportswear, Lad1es Appar,l Children•. large Size, Com · b1nat1on Store. Acceaaories. Jordache, Chic , Lee, lev•. Easy Street, lzod . Espnt. Tomboyy, Calven Klem Ser 910 Valente. Evan P1cone, liz Cleiborne, Member• Only. Organically Grown, Gaso· line, Helthtex, Over 1,000 others $7,900 to 524,900 Inventory Tr1ining. fi111turea, grand opening. etc Can open 1 6 days Mr Keenan (3051678 3839 Own your own Jean Sportswear,-Ladiea Apparel, Ch1ldrens. Large S1za. Combmatton Store, Acceuortes . Jordache, Ch1c. Lee , Lev• . Eaty Street. lzod. Esprit, Tomboy Calv1n Kle1n Ser glo Valente, Evan P1cone, Liz Cla1borna. Members Only, Orgamcally Grown, Gaao line, Helthtex. Over 1,000 others. $7,900 to $24,900 mventory Trammg. fixtures , grand openm.g, etc Can open 15 days Mr Keenan (3061878·3839 Help Wanted. Reta1l Sales Clerk area store. Sand retume care of The Po1nt Praesant Regiater, Box S· 1 Point Pleaunt. W Va 304·875·3950 or 1•800· 842· 3819 Federal, State and Civil JObs now available Call 1 · 619 669-8304 for Info 24 hrs Wanted . mature woman to stay weekends w1th older lady Must have references Coli 304 876· 1 197 alter 6 PM or wrtte Box 20. Phny, 12 31 Business Opponunity double cer garage, 1 2 acrea. Ro1e Hill . Pomeroy. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO recommend• that you do busmeta With people you know. and NOT to send money through the mail until you have lnvetti· gated the offenng Own and operate Candy Confection vendtng route. your area. Pleasant Dusi· ness High profit items Start part· t•me Age • expenence not tmportant 82 , 395 to 14,790 mvestment Wrtte Owatonna Vendor'• Ell · change. Box 411 , Owa tonna Mn • 65060 lnclud• phone number 128,000 814-87B· 2513 7 room houn 1 'It bath on Gravel Hill Middleport Good condihon Call 614992-6714 1- -- - - - - - - - 3 bedroom house whh gar· age Has new roof. a•d•ng. double pane wmdows. blown 1n 1nsulat1on. new furnace , new wmng and plumbmg, Remodeled kitchen w1th oak Clbtnetl 816, 000 Call 614- 992· 5039. t..:...:.:.:.__ ______ lovely ranch home 3 badroom. 2 baths. large eat· ln kitchen, fam1ly 14ft ll24h room with buck stove 1n1er1. extra room for formal dmmg or hvlng • JUndeck, concrete patto and dr•vewev 2-car covered carport E11cellent neighborhood Must see to apprectale. Prtced $49.000 Opt•onal satellite and ap pliances Call 614- 742· Store for rent or lease Located at Glenwood, W Va Glenwood General Store. gas. dairy with 1ce cteam shakes and beer carry out Phone 304 · 678-2221 22 Money to Loan 2276 2 bedroom homem country Partially remodeled , car · patad, new {Oof. outbulld · HOME OWNERS·Refmance to low f1xed rate Use equ•tv for any purpose Leader Mortgage Co , 614· 592· •ng $10 000 OBO Call 614 742-2390 or 814·992 · 7788 Munsell. 3051 23 3 bedroom. 2 story home, fully carpeted. real mce w1th garage Overlooking Ohio A1ver Rt 124, Mtnersvdle, Professoonal Services Ohoo Was $30,000 now 125.000 Call 614 992 · 3324 P1ano Tunmg and Repa1r Brumcardi Mus1c Co, 614 446·0687 Twentieth year of quality serv1ce lana Eastern School OistfiCt 6 room home 1n good repa1r Fully carpeted, basement, carpor1 Beautifully lands cepad 1 and ana tenth acres Small orchard Wdl have to see to appreciate Priced at $32.000 f1rm Demelo, 614·742·2961 Water wells drilled and serviced Prices on request Call 814 742 3147or814· 992 5006 PIANO TUNING AND RE 614-986·4:!66 PAIR. Summer rates •n effect . free est i mats s Move tnto e delightful three bedroom home Two baths, den nursrey. large hving room , convenient kitchen, aun porch deck, central air For more informatiOn call linda L AtHie. Realtor 614 Ward'• Keyboard. 304·675· 5500 or 675-3824 Real Estale 992-3635 31 Homes for Sale Three bedrooms. central atr, vmyl wall paper. carpel throughout, well tnaulated. new pamt attached garage. gas outdoor grill. awnmgs. many e111tras Call614-446- $49.000 304-675-5047 BY OWNER - 3 bedrooms. 1 Y2 baths. dtntng room. full basement w1th fam•ly room, 24,~~~~;24 garage, close to 2683 ' tol 5.00PM. altar 6 OOPM call 614 - 246· 5859 downtown 304· 675 4604 House, 3 bedrooms, full basement, 6 acres. 1 m1le from town, At 2. phone By owner 9 112 per cent asaumable, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. llvtng room , dmmg room , fam•lv t-oom l eqUipPed k1t~hen pati<f. AC double garage, New Haven , 3 or 4 bdr • 3 bath. fam rm . OR , 2 .c.aF garag!l, CA , Will dO babya1ttlpg nT m_y Joy Dr Call814·448·4307 home or yours up to 6 days a WHk. No more than 9 hours a day Chddran muat be ' under 10 yeera old 614· muot oell 565.000.00 304 BB2·2508 867-6777 2 houses on deed of trust, tmall down payment, 8 per cent. F1rst Street area 304· Have vacancy fpr room and board Men .. onfy 614 992. • 992·3596 Persona Body Shop, Lucas lane. Pt Pleasentt. WVa near K&K Mobile "omea Popular prices 4174 15 614 985 Schools Instruction 0877 or 614 · B94· 9923. Wanted to Do Would like to pa1nt house trailera. roofs Call 614· 266-1528 Babys1tt1ng m my home 3 opening 6 min from HMC exe. rot 8681 Will Coli 614 448 · plow tobacco Call 614-256 -1528 COlEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump sales. aervtce Reg••· tared 1n Ohio All work guorenteed Call 814· Coli 304·273 · 2811 Ravenswood. W Va Painttngl Houses. rooms and build1ngs 1n most areas Babysitting 1n my home near Syracuae pool In Rustic Hillt. El'lperience Call be · foro 5pm 614 992 6021 like to do bobyolttlng In her home 1n Syracuse. Oh10 Flell•ble hours and pay Prefer eget 1 year and up Had med•cal training and references 614-992- 2696 In Gallipolis. country v1ew from sundeck &. shaded pat10 on rear of house Front v1ew of golf course, large carport, bow wtndow. large basement Cell 614-446· Priced reduced 4 bedroom 2 1/ 2 bath. home w1th wood· burner stove 1n family room fireplace tn l1v1ng room. assumable mortgage at 8 112 bdr home 3 yrs old, rural water. near Mercerville, $55.000 Coli 614 ·446· 7207 or 814 643 · 2138 533.500 6894 Church wtth 1 acre on Clay Chapel Road 1n Gelhpolts Complete w1th pews. organ, piano Would also make a n1ce lodge In the country New energy eff1c1ent gas furnance. and central ~:ool­ 32 Call 614 258 Mobile Homes for Sale 1981 mobile home Total electnc Left on lot or removed 98,000 614 ing Call 614-256· 1 100 or 304-875-3099 742 2451 . Real Log Homes Sales and Construction Earth Tones Country llvtng, 139 Water MOBILE HOMES MOVED Insured, 20 years e111pe · rlonee 304-576 2865 or 676·299B St Joekoon. Oh 45640 814·286·3734 Aok about our Log Home seminar Come see our many models 1411165 Baron. 2 bedroom, all alectnc, carpeted central atr, underpenning, out bu•ld· One Owner! J 3 bedroom • 1ng. located Green Terrace Gallipolis. ranch wtth alum 11d1ng. Park $12,500 00 One ol tho centralatr Lg LA. FA or DR Ftraplaca With wood burner belt 304·875 2195 1nsert Fully equtppad kn Trailer and lot. Gallipolis chen Ut11ity room 2 full Ferry. 304-675·3246 or baths Overs1zed garage N1cely lendtcaped lot wrth 676·6335 patio lnground pool 1980 Oakwood 12x70 16 '11132' Fenced 2 storage bldgs Sclty schools Call tre•ler for ule unfurnlthed, take over peymenta only 814·446·7654 aftet 6PM about $8,000 00 balonea 304-576-2221 3 bdr house. Green School 7 room houaa JUnctiOn Hannan Trace &. Rt 7 et Swan Creek J 0 Pollitt Call home&. cond Call 81 4· 256·8460 4 room home on Te11111 Rd 2 porche1 23S8 875-8357 Prlcad roa&onably Call 814· 258· 1159 Call 814·949· Furnished. 2 bedroom mo· bile home and lot Recine, Antique appreiaera and liq~ uldatora, 20 yeera e.Kperience, Whlte•a r'nt1que1 By owner. brick, 3· 4 bdr, 2"h bath, fintahed baument , Ohio 8 t 4·148 2283. 2 car garage. corner lot, 814·245-944B. Oobby Dr. Call 81 4-448· 3918 e•b12 Elcona 2 bedroom , cttntralair conditioning, new lntertherm furnaae Good condition Cheater. 1 mUe Cott1ge • out on Rt 241. 1114·988· 4488 01 8 14·188· 3335 I ll ld i! CI ,fl Sixth St. Point Pl..unt, W Va Aewteigh o..lera, Hrninga unlimited, for more lf'!form•- 1ion ..11 Mr. WoOd 304·171· 1080 21 lot on Tycoon Laka Call814 245·5818 Duplex hou• in Bu•ineaa Opportunity For ule TM Cove bualneta pfuo D 5 lean so Call II 1 4· 8t2 · 11~1 Of 814·982 · 11111. Alll tar Mike . 2 bedroom 12x81 VInton, need& ..pair, e1 2.000 Call 814-245·5B1B Partly furnlthad. Set-up tnd un· derplnnad 7479 Attractive 4-5 bdr , 1plh, 3 bath&, 2 Hreplaco&. AC . oq.ft. ca•h t40,000 Call 1114-448· 7019 3.opo room. total electnc. central oor, $9,500 Call 814 ·448 · 9309 1969 Champion trader 12x60 wnh 1975 odd-on 1211124 Good condition Call 814-992-2589 1981 Total electnc Left on lot or removed $8,000 614-742·2451 33 Farms for Sale 292 acres Jackson. Oh Located off Rt 35. on 327 Could d1v1de. 88 acres Por· tland. Ohio Ellc location, road frontage mmeral 50 acres 4 bdr home. garage, 21arge barns, At 60 near Ewtngton, $60,000 Leon approl'l 36 acres. mce leymg land. e111c bu1ld•ngs1te. one mtla gravel road 304· 12xll0 tn.ooo Call 614·882· Skylark Porchal, underpinning, U,500. 15587 ' Coli block 304· 773 Garage Sale e~ery Sat urday , ra 1n or shme On State Route 654, between Che shire &: Porter Someth•ng new every w eek Harn•bury Ad 1- - - - - - - - - Yard Sale Rt 160, Kerr Sat 9 .5 1- - - - - - - - - - fr~day&Saturday9- 6onRt 160 at Evergreen Baby th1ngs and many other ttems 1 --~------­ 4 Family June 7 & 8 . 9 6 "' Typewr~ter bicycles. tools, terrar~ums clothes. d1shes. kinck - knacks, household ttems toys. craft kttl, books. and much more 2 m1les from Cheshire on Rt 664 Ed Thomas resrdence Ram date June 14 & 15 4 Fam•ly Yard Sale 9 6. lots of good• as. corner of Burger S. Chatham Fn & Sat Yard Sale Jav dr~ve Fr1 &. Sat G1gent1c 5 Fam1ly Garage Sale 442 Jerry St Fnday, Sat June 7th & 8th Clo· thmg, boys clothmg stze 12 mon · 2T Bass1nette. sw1ng , camer Appliances, canmng Jars. m•sc 81g Garage Sale Sat June 8 , 9· 6 311 Sanders Or Just off Na•ghborhood Rd Carpet furn1ture ftSh tank, ch1ldrens clothtng, lots of m11c 4 Fam1ly June 7, 8 Adult, ch•ldren cloth1ng Some thmg tor everyone Across from Cottrell's Groc · Porter Verd Sale At 141 , 8 tenths of a m1le past Centenary lots adults &t Children clo· thmg. toys , m1sc, Frt & Sat 95 458-1817 Tra1ler Court Yard Sale Two _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _,.. m•les, Addlston Bulav•lle Ad Fndey & Saturday 9 4 Business 34 Someth1ng for everyone Buoldings For aale or tease, new buoldong, 7,000 1q It, 2 acres, pr1ce reduced 304- 676-1678 or 676 ·'1B96 1- ----,-..,.-- - -35 tots l!t Acreage 35 acres, 3 m1 W of Holzer Cell 614; 446· ton Rd. $10 000 Call614 245-5818 large bu1ld1ng lots, Jerry 1 Run Rood. f3000 Clyde Bowen Jr • 304· 5 76-2336 Yard Sale Frtday & Satur day Bulav1lle Rd off Rt 1 60, 1 at house on left Jeans {boys & gtrls) dtshes bowlmg bell & shoes. tv pewnter, Jools. clothet, fur · mture Come look Last of Spnng! Wveryth1ng reducced Desk , steamer, chest. 450 Honda cheap. AC 1 1 30 Second AVe ~~S=a=t~=~=====~ 41 Houses for Rent 2 bedrooms unfurmshed All new pa~nt fully carpeted Oepos1t No 1n11de pets requ.red Call 614- 992 · 2 commerctal lots, 3 m1 S of pt PI budge on Rt 2 1 34 acres each 304 6 75· 3090 7944 or 1175 3818 42 41 -lc Garaoe sal e June 7th 8th 9 00 - 4 00 Raggacrtlt Manor . above Eastern lemps, cerpe11ng, draper•es, swtng aat, begtnner' s computer, chlldren ' t t lothea, large men'• clothe• 3 Family Yard Sale Satur· day, June 8, 9 a m Dav11 r esidence . Roae H1ll , Pomeroy Yard 11le June 6th," 7th: 8th,9th 8 30 toll 7pm (o( bahmd EXXON station Tuppers Plains Ohio June 8th 9th 8 00 am til 6 00 pm Po1nt Pleasant. Junct• on 2 and 62. Tr11ler Park Sears washer and dryer. $150 . glassware, home 1nt , A von red glass: tools clothes m11c Items • .... · P'i'Pieasa·r.t' .. .. & Vicinity Centenary · 3 bdr bnck, 2 bath , garage, lg lot. adults. ret 81 dep, $350 mo Call 1 ·81 4·643 2644 3 bedroom house, central air , S260 per month Refer ences, 45 Spruce St Call 614 448 2158 6 room, 2 bdr house good locatron. stove and refrtger· ator turmahed Adults only • no pets, ref reqUired Call 61 4 · 446 1370 oft or 5 OOPM 2 bdr , cabm on Raccoon Creek, lease requ~red Call 814·448·0093 before 81 4 446 0795 altar 5 5 3 rooms &. bath w1th dapoalt. no chtldren no pets 3 Grape St Call 614·446· 2223 New 3 bdr hv.ngroom , 2 bath fam•ly room . central air. diahwasher. drapes &. curtains. carpet . downtown Call 814· 448- 1409 after 5PM 53 pat• Coli 614-9307 1 bedroom houH m M10era· v11le Bes1de Mmersv1lla Church, bv Bulk Plant Total olaetrlc 8216 Coli Yard Sale. 830 30th Street. June 7th and 8th 9 00 to 4 00 Children and baby thmgs Yard Sale, Sot 8 00 AM I 3003 Pamsh Ave. shde prOJector, screen , wmdow tan. etc Low Prices Ram or Shme Garage Sale, June 6 & 7, 9 00 4 00. Faorvoew Road. Camp Conley Set <Jf case kmves, porta power 20" b1cycle. camp1ng stove glassware. clothmg guls mens and womens. toys ch•ld ' s, Holly Hobbte stove . ref and smk Yard and Garage Sale, June 6 . 7 and 8 Ten tamdtea 1n Henderaon on Rt 35 at Jack's Apple House by Stone Yard Toys clothes, diShes, muSical Instruments, furniture, some antiques, other m1sc •tems 9 00 t1ll 1 3 fam1ly yard sale, b1ke. aquanum stand . clothes. vartety of 1tems Fn and Sat. 9 00 · 5 00 Yard Sale 3 famtly, books clott'les m11c Fn and Sat across trorh Leon Bapt1st Church Yard Sale, At 62 5 m1les Nonh Po1nt Pleasant. F,. and Sat 900AMto8PM,tools furmlure, clothes. m1sc 6 tam1ly Saturday and Su}l.' day, H1ghway Inn Truck Stop below Hol•day •tnn Kanauga t Y-.rd sale 3 fam1ly , Saturday 9 7 106 S Park Dr ""Everythmg June 8th from 9 1 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr furmshed. ZIJII ut1hte.s pd el'lcept elect , conve· n.ontlocat1on secunty dep osit reuq1red Call 61 4 446 8558 FurniShed 2 bdr m Crown C•tv Call 614· 256·6520 Furn11hed e1r cond • cable no c•tv taxes beauttful fl\ler· v•ew, Kanauga Foater'sMo· bde Home Park. 614 446 1602 For rent mobtle home UppBf R1vet Rd Call 614-446· 0508 New 2 bdr all e\ectr.c across from hosp1tal $260 month. depOSit & ref no pots Call 614 9 307 Below Eureka. 2 bdr an cond , adults only one small ch1ld $200 month, ut1hties 1 eff1c1ency apt $1 75 mo 1 bdr. knchen. bath Call 614- 446·9244 9AM ·6PM Downstairs 2 rooms & bath clean. no pets, Bdutls only Ret &: dep requ1red Call 614 446 1519 New eff1c1ency apt wnh garage Nonhup area. prt ~ate yard ma~ntamed, ap· phances furmahed, washer dryer hookup. d1sposa1 lease requ.red references $225 per month, water oneludod Coli 614 446 7209 or 614-446 · 32B7 FurniShed effic•en ~:: y $145 utllt1es pa1d share bath, 607 2nd Ave Oalhpol11, adults Coll448 4416 otter BPM 3 rm apt &: bath 84 Grape St Coli 514 446·0847 Furn 2 bdr • on At 654, % Furn1shed apt 243 Jackson P1ke , Gallipolis . 2 bdr $235 utthtes petd Call 446 -4416 aher 8PM plus depos•t Call 61 4· 388· 9651 In Middleport. 2 bedroom partially furn1ahed Includes washer dryer 1 ch1ld only, please Call 614 992 7114 or 614 992 · 6800 Two bedroom free heat, n1ce lot. appliances fur nished. $206 per month Depostts raqutred No pett 61 4· 742· 3033 Furmshed 2 bedroom mo bde home No pets Cell 614-949· 2253 R1vars1de Apts M1ddleport Spec1al rates for Sentot C1t1zens $130 Equal Hous 1ng Opportun•ttes 614 992 ·7721 - 2 bedroom apartments New Haven W'Va Newly remodeled In town 614 992 7481 Newly remodeled. 4 room~ and beth apt Carpeted kitchen furn•ahed On East Mam St in Pomeroy Call 614 -992 7314 1 bedroom apt for rent N1celv located Contact V•l · lage Manor In Mtddleport 3 bedroom houae in Pome· roy for rent Call 614 99 2 614 - 992 - 7787 5621 Equal Hou11ng Opponunety 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bedroom apertment: Pomeroy area t125 per month 614 -992 · 3341 In Meson 11 2& per month Wood burner and, large vard , 3 room furnished apart- Callll14· 843-5f49 ment. a1r cond. ground floor , pr1vate entrance Utlllllea Modern 3 bHroom country home. located A1hton M1l · included. 0246 00 876 -6730. ton Road, • 1 75 00 month t100 00 dapolot 304· 876 · 1113 altor 6 PM Apartment for Rent pood Call614 266· 1157 81 4 · 992 · pet• 61 4-949· 2424 1 OB Engli 1h Road 4 Fam1ly Yard Sale Furn1tu're mole off Rt 1 60. $165 mo bath 3 fam1ly, Fnday and Satur·· dey 7th and 8th near Bob s Market m Mason. Baby Clothes , Anyth1ng and Everything 44 Houses for Rent ' & m1sc 100 BurdetteAddn Aefllals 5 room house. Clfpeted No in or take daily care of the oldorly Apply In poraon Point Ploa11nt Job Sorvlco. 1979 Buddy 14x70 3 bed 2 bdr ell electric water furmahed. near hospital $286 mo • depoait & ref • no 304· 875· Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity 814· 446-0175 12x65 3 br. both & half, $9,800 ·· · ··· -··· ··· ···-· ·· ·· ··- ···-· S. Vicinity Extra clean 1Q~~:si. New I -C-h-,1-he_ot _h _o _ R_d_ S_t-ro_o_t _S_a_le Moon. 2 bdr a•r cond new T h u r s day . F rt d a y & carpet ell ga1, S3 450 Call Saturday stove ref . curtaina, vane· tlan bhnds, 3 ap· cailing fan with llghtt, vmyl und•pen· ning, ut•llty bldg carpeted 77 Oakwood 14x70 mobtle home 3 bedroomt, 1 1h bath, waahtr and dryer. underpinning 1nd Of 614 446·9219 4 rooms and Garf1eld Ave L1ke new 2 ear garage, $65.000 Call 614-446-3040 1978 2 bdr mobtle home total electric, air cond , uc 875· 723, 1974 12J~t64 Buddy 2 bdr with lot or without Call 3 pruaure clean1ng , ltqu•d sand blaeting . Mobile heavy equ•pment, pools, parking ereea, boeta Ed· ward Oesterreicher. 304· 1976 Holley Park Wit" 7Jt24 ft expando, 2 bdr , central air, all appl1ancea, underpm· n1ng, carpet throughout &JitC cond 810,000 Call days 614· 446-7368. eves 614· 256 1524 pet 304-675 4504. 3 bdr ranch( atyle , 20 adres, pond 30x36 detached gar· age. CA. 1 6 m1las from Galltpohs Reduced to porch 5053 building&. trucks. Duplell for sale by owner. trailer lower R IVIH Rd $16,600 Owner Will f1 · nanca with downpaymant Call 614-446- 2135 be tween SAM & 12 Noon Small House, 2'/2 bedrooms ell electric Wtth garage,large lot, reasonable or trade for larger houte Phone 304· 875 -1090 ...... Giiiiipoiis........ . dalwory lntorootod7 16141 1- - - - - -- - - 772- 1220 or 16141 773 2 Fam•lv Mon thru Sat 9 5 3926 2 m1 ou t 1 60. Kerr - 26 acres WoodJand Whea- 304·522-3221 orll14·258 · 6537 Mr Ed' I Speedy W11h. high Btg down payment, short dme employment , or credtt history atopping you from buying a home7 Con stder a recletmed smgle or double· wide $600 down-take over payments N o charge for B221 Hosp1tal 6 rooms w•th bath, 304- extra lot , f.n11hed batement E111perienced mother woul6 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL lTV M081LE HOM~ SALES. 4 Ml WEST, QALliPOliS. RT 35. PHONE 814-446· 7274 876 1708 8B2 3690 2539 Pass vour FAA wntten m one weekend Dan H•erommus, D B A abd K1ng Accelerated Ground• Schools 614·532· 18 2 bedroom remodeled home vmyled 2 acres 1150 lb tobacco base, R1o Grande area. t21.000 245·5296 saleS 304·675 5844. 448· 2359 Prtvata home cere Has room for 1 more re11den1 614 Mobile Homes for Sale Coli 614 245 5818 - ~R. · 8022 . 32 rights Call 304·273 4485 3 bedroom home. 8V2 per· cenl auumable loan, garden spo1 Reduced down to Flatwood area 1n Pomeroy for br, FR. BN ce11lng, vinyl sldtng. aluminum window, 17 A available Call 614· Situations Wanted Homes for Sale - - - - - - - - -- 12 bedroom•. tull basement, nefit for Army National Guerd members You can receive t140 00 per month 1n addition to your dnll pay, end st•U attend ·school Call Bid wall, Ohoo Large H gauge tra1n table 1 lope. ELAN VITAL· 715. 3418 Enterpnae Rd . Fl phone 304 676· 5318 Pooreo, FL 3 3482 5 pupptea part Blue Heeler end Temer. 7 weaka ol-d, Pen tlmt managing h•~r•tv­ liJt wanted Wnle to Dally Sentinel, Box 729P. Pome- Summer JOb Yard and small JObs around home & shop Call 614-256 1693 21 W Va 25168 Park Techmc1an Po11t1on under aupervition of Park Manager Reapon11ble for prevent1ve ma•ntenance and upkeep of perk factlitiaa, grounds. tr11IS. equipment. s1te s~unty. and pubhc relations Superv11ea work crews •• as11gned. Min•mum quahf1c1t1ona: Completion of secondary educa· tion. tix monthl expertence, training 1n turf. grounds. and facility mamtenence, and valid drivera hcenae or equi· valtuU Deadline June 21st New Credtt Caret No one refused Viaa·Maatercard I RADIATOR SERVICE Help Wanted Custodian to clean apart· ment 81 cut grase. hve-1n Home Oecor1t1ng Help Wanted NEW Gl BILL· ·Anothoo be · S t:I VIC BS black & whtte male. 1 cahco J&F 814·245 · 9448 even1ngs 814 742 3188 7 EUGENE LONG ROSES' •omothong for cond, A "Lone Star" quilt. nice blue and white or red and white quilts made before Call toys and free g1fts up your shopping litt, a Fr~endly Home Toy now Gihs for all good Bug · SUPER BEETLE, 304· 675-B633 loon•& Co 814 ·448·4313 AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR 51. Rl. 160 PARTS end Georges Creek Rd 614-446 0294 Volkswagon. Balloons for Get Well. Annt· varaarys, Birthdays. parties Singmg Gomlla Call Bal - Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124,Pomeroy SWEEPER and sewmg machine repair, parts, and Pick up and supphes. delivery , Dav1s Vacuum Clean•r. one half mile up 3 k•ttens, htter tramed, 2 SSO.OOJ - c- IP!IIod to the railing&. All point TIMt Shp T..hlelu •• Dotr 7 RACINE - Remodeled 7 rnt home with 3 large bedrooms, equopped kolchen, I~ famoly room, dbl garage &lot N1ce for ""''....... a -aetooy maw•. e1in~ or 'Mnl brushing. pMntlng. regl•r•te oooiCiael Small 6 rm oome near lhe school Easy to heat and garden space Asking ..,_,on Pon-. Ol;o. until 12 June 19. 1985. - -and LISA M. KOCH, M.S. WILL HAUL County 81 4·992·3486 Announcements members WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA 12·111 -.IMI .WOidcltfo, NOT\CETO CONTRACTORS two cootaof nMI-i . . . . lt en.rnat ...... be 35185 Oak H1ll Road Real Estate General OUR- I yr old ranch, has lg equopped Mcherl. bar and • d"'ong room Fully carpeted Obi garage and lg ~~ . . . . mMOfitYpMrt 1-W•• Williamo or ...,..., to tho fulluwWogof tho Meigl County CourthouM All ......... .... of the CourthouM OXctpt the nof1h of building! and root Allo to bo nc:fudad .1 piOjocl lo ono coat of Gold , _ to bo applied to the Dome ol tho Couothouoo Two Cll ..,... of botdoohip point bo applied to the oullide 111 rwa,.. n t.loo· Computenzed Hearmg A1d SelectiOn Hearmg Evaluations For All Ages DENNY CONGO Alum1num scrap Sell your alum1num acrap d1rect to the smelter Buy1n'Qall grades of aluminum Premium paid for large loada Call for quote Sc1p1o Energy. located H~ mtles aut of Pagetown on Township Road 141 Metgs 614:742-2328 {Free Estimetee) PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 81 4 992 Standing timber AI Tromm WOrk e>.lllpolis, Real Estate Middleport. Oh 3478 - Plumbing and eloctrical TeleviSIOn Listening Devtces U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL TEAFORD In Memoriam 3 - Concrete work • 992-6215 or 992-7314 "W1 R111 F11 /.111" ~ MOTEL Public Notir.e .... _...._,.. - Adddn1 and remodalmg - Roofing and gutter work 7111 /lln 7 - ·'"'and outright pur. " -· -no-·HI (!I) 31 . (Ill 7, 14, 3te CARPENTER SERVICE V, C. YOUNG Ill CALL 446-4522 St. Rt. 160 North Gallipolis, Ohio Look gracefully slim In a soH· dress wolh rippling Bgore skin and doub~·ruHied flare 01 long slnves For silk. crepe Pronled Pattern 4931 Misses Sizes 6 10 20 $3 DO for ""ch pattern Add 65c each pattern lor poSiage and handling Sind to. AIM Adl . . f'llllfn1, ' I t Buymg da1ly gold . Silver coins, rings, Jewelry, sterhng w~re. old comt. large currency Top pncea Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave. Dale Clonch and fam1ly "" would l1ke to thank everyone for flowers and contributions g•ven to the fam•ly. Special thanks to PP buddies and Mtddlepor1 Emergency Squad YOUNG'S RENT A CAR IIJ)60ftcetioiiS 6 CyUnde< CID e~nces 12 8 tic Soid boord of aduea'tion leteiWM the nght to w~~Ne informelitiel, to accept or re;ect any and all or parts of on! 2 Pomeroy, Ohio Ftad HoHman. Mayor V1llage of Middleport NOTICE FOR BID The Tup.,... Plam Chestef Water Distnct 11 wwrting bids to.. • 19B5 Model pod<up truck, with the followtng chests, baskets , d1shes. atone jara, anttquaa, gold and silver. Wrlte · M 0 . Millar, Rt 2. Pomeroy. Oh•o 45769 or call 81 4 -992· 7760 ness s • PH. 742-2328 port Oh1o. for the followtng bid Auto""'tic lock out front hubo ·"' Free runn.,. front Mid C4 wheel dnve only whon lockod 8 USJ• *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS •GRADING *CONCRETE WORK 12, 1985, at the Mayor's of· f1ce. 237 Race St . M1ddle 621 SOuth Third A-ue Middleport, Ohoo 45760 1 (8 141 992 5650 151 24, 31 161 7, 14, 4tc wood. cupboards. chaffs. Announcement s BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK Monday, June Jane Wagner. Treasurer SHOP THE LASSIFIEDS _ TROMM EXCAYA PUBLIC NOTICE BtdS will be recetved until for at.....,lhirty(301 daysoheo the .::heduled closing ttme for IOCIIIPt&ofbido M-LoeaiBoard of Education COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Bodo, iron, t----------+-------.;_....;_'r:.;;:;;.::;.:;;.;::,__:::_:::.;•;:._:•...;:•:..:::~:::;::.::;::_..;._ _,__________ Pubhc Notice any and all bids No bidt can be withdrawn __ ...... ...:: ::.......... ,,._ ....... ... .._ ......,,.De (6) 7. 1tc 7368 .... --._ :: :~o::.t :.-r..:" ··" lnd•anapolis ....... f¥6CI ...... Clerk by contacting Fire Ch1ef Jeff Darst at 992-7332 or 992· f J~t..l/11•1/ ,,..,.. """'' ,,,. '' """......., ................. .,_ .......... ,....... Townsh1p w11l hold 1 public 3 00 PM _, 1 - 317 · 783 · 7161 J'dlmrllfl' '"'"''~"H" ,..w~~,,.,.. :t.,.-... ......::-... RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO PUBUC NOnCE The TNI.... of Orongo PI"'""· ••.._. ...... _. uea.rw••-•...,..... u.. ......... U. S. Public Notrce meeting Wednesday, June 12, 1985 018 00 O'Clock PM ot the F1re House tn TupperS Ohoo to d..cuss the use of 111t bring on Orange Township roads for dust con trot AU 1nterested partieS are urged to attend this meeting, N1na Robinson Orange TownshiP . ,-~ iiltiiJi - SALES & SERVICE ADS} The MetQS County Commis by the 8oom of Meigs Count)l EdU<rion 111 tho MoigJ local ComrTII:S..onen School o..trlet of 1Wddlar>or1. Mary Hobstetter. O!Mo, at the T"'""rer's Ollic:e Clerk unti112.00 noon on Tuesday, 151 31. (61 7 2te June 18, 1985. and 11 thot limO oponod by tho T""'su"'r Pubhc Notoce of Mid Board, tabu&ated and a - t o said 1- ' - -- - - -- NOTICE OF 01 its na><t IChedoAod m.ting 01 povvidod by law f<>< PROPOSED USE thrw 131 71 pan nge. tc~ HEARING 1986 REVENUE · liCCOfdong to~­ t•ona of sa1d board of SHARING education. The residents of Metgs and u~odont County are mvi'Ced to pro'lllde bidoMibo-with 'Mitten and oral comments to tho and c:oneamong the potllbla 11181 body type ..... wiH .... thot of Genensl Revenue Shonng the buo whon ond fundi .. the Ploposod Use pnar to dativery comply w~ Heanng to be held on June 19. .. school dlotrlct apaeifiCII· 1985, at the Melg1 Coont)l tionl, . . ..mty regulodonlComm•ioners office from 2 CU'fent Ohio Mrimum Stand- PMto3PM ard• for School Bua Construe· Avetlebte funds amount to lion of tho a-rtmont of $134,756 00 Thoo figure m· Educa1i0n pursuant to Sectotn dudes ftntt expected to be 451 1 78 of the Ohio R111111od received th11 veer plus unap c- and oU othe< pertinent propriot.d fundo from .,..... pt0¥111001 af l.w. IIIOUI entitlement periods Specificattons and WlttrucSen10r Cttizens and other tionl to bidders mooy be special mt....n groupt are obtained at the office of the encouraged to attend T. . - . Middleport, Ohoo. MEIGS COUNTY A -to food check J»yable to COMMISSIONERS the T - of the above Mary Hobstetter. bowd of education or • Clark •twfwc:lOi'f bMI bond eaecvted (817. 1te by tho and the OUIMy c:ompMy, in M1 amount equ.l to- (5%1 of the bid be IUbmittod with each • CAi:~ IN THE ~~!!!II] ~~ Old or ant1que slot mach.nll wanted. Any condition. paving $400 each Call collect 11 The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 304• South Myrtle Beach condo. 2 bedroom•. 2 baths, ocean aide, fem•ly rental. no pets, av11la~e weeki of June 22, 2 bodroom . big yard. 315 22nd St .. Point Plaoun18. Juno 21 . July 27, Auog 10. l4f1Ye note'" man box If not 0450 00 waak 304 1175· 3797 or 1175· 2975 thoro. Furmshed 3 rooma and blth , No pet• 2253 Call 614· 949 .. APARTMENTS . mobdo homes house• Pt Pleaaant and Gallipolis. 614 448 8221 In Meddleport on North Fourth Avenue, 2 bedroom .. apt, lurnoshed, 1·304·•12· 2568 �0-The Daily Sentinel 44 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY Apartment for Rent Building Supplies JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Housing Oppor tu nityl monthly rent starts at 8169 for 1 bedroom end $204 for 2 bedroom. deposit 1200. located near Spring Valley Pfua and Foodland, pool end Cable TV available, hours aS possible 1 0 am to 4 pmand7pmto9pm Monday- Friday. Call 614· 448 · 2746 or have rne~age . · Nicely furnished mobile h9me, eff. apt., central air and heal in city. adults only . Coli 614-446 -0338 Furnlahed efficiency 701 4th Ave .. Gallipolis. 1160, utilities paid, .... 10<011· ···~··· ·- · ... share bath, adults. Coli 446-4416 after 6 ·7 "FirSt the g00 d neWS - YOU Upotoiro unfurnished 3 room . WOn't be billed ~Or this vist't apt., carpettt d . ut1.,.111es · pa1' d . · J.' no children, no pets. Call til } xt lln ear Y ne 0100th" . -6_1_4_·4~4_11_·_1_63_7_._ _-:--:~ 1 BPM. -----------,r-----------t Garage apt ., f1.1rnished, 29 V7 ,. 'Neil Ave., Gallipolis. 1 bdr., U2o. utilities paid. Call 4411·44 1 6 efter 8PM . Furnished apartment . Adults only. Call 614-4469523 or 614 •446· 1443. Furnished efficiency $125 utilities paid. 919 2nd .. Gallipolis, single male pre· forrod . Coli 446· 4416 after 8PM. Upsta'ira apt . remodeled. private entrance, 2 bed·r ooms. central air. S~26 mo. . 'references, 821 V.. Soi:ond AVe. all 61 4-446· 2168 . 2: bAd room apt. remodeled, central air, $276 mo .. refereilces, 821 Second AVe . all 614- 446· 2158 . Unfurnished apartment . 941 Second Ave, Gallipolis. 2 bdr $246 mo. utilities pd . C.al! 446· 4416 after 8pm. ~~------------c Furnished apt. 3 room private bath, references required_. 846 2nd. Ave .. Gallipolis. Call614-446·2215 . 2 bdr . apts. $149 mo .. newly decorated, kitchen furnished . Call 304-875· 6104 . Modern 1 bdr apt . down: town location. CA. carpet, complete kitchen . Call61 4 446-4383 d.a vs or 614-4460139 eve. Furnished apt. 131 4th. 3 bdr,. $196, water peid. Call 446-4416 ah•r 8PM , , . 513 3r"d. AVe . 1 bdr. priVati! bath, $135 mo .. · includes water. deposit required. Call 614-446-4222. between 9 & 5. 51 Household Goods LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofas .and chairs priced from 1285. to 1895. Tables, $50 and up to S125. Hide·•· beds , &390 . and up to $550., sofa beds $145. Recliners. &225 . to S375. , Lamps from $28. to $126 . pc . dinettes from $109., to 435. 7 pc. $189 and up. Wood table with six ct,airs 8285 to $746. Desk $110 up to $225. Hutches, $660. Bunk bed complete with mattresses. S27Q . and up to $395. Beby beds, $110. Mattresses or box springs. full or twin, $58 .. firm, $68. and S78 . Queen sets, &225 . 4 dr. chests, $49. 5 dr. chests, $59. Bed frames. 120.and $25 .. 10 gun · Gun cabinets, S360. Gas or electric ranges $376 . Baby mattresses, $25 & S36, bed frames $20. $25. & S30. king frame S50 . Good selection of bedroom suites, rockers. metal cabinets. headboards $38 & up to 865 . Used Furniture -· Refrigerators, ranges, metal office desks. electric range. 3 miles out Buiaville Rd. Open 9am to 5pm. Mon . thru Sat. 614 ~ 446 - 0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers, refrigerators. ranges. Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd. beside Stone Crest Motel. 6 14·446-7398 . --------~Cqunt~ Appliance , Inc . Gbod used appl!an~s and TV sets. Open BAM to &PM . Mon thru Sat. 614-4461699, 627 3rd. Ave. Galli polis, OH . 61 SPECIAL cut slabs 6 PU loads delivered in dump truck $100. or 21oods $180. You pickup S15. Call 814· 245· 5804 . We now build big 6 bedr. (early American Homes) si"7,900. See this dr.. m ho.me today. Call 614' 8867~1 1 . . ' Pool People Special : lnQround pool kltl, 16~~:32 12,395. 18x36·$2, 695, 20•40· $2,895 in stock . 16x32 inground p(Jols· installed-bring us your low estimate. Middleport 814992· 5724 or Gallipolis 61 4 · 446· 3051. Cargo. trailer 4x8 haevy duty 5 HP tiller, Stihl chainsew. See at 1038 2nd . AVo .. Gallipolis. Gold wedding seta 1 0 & 14K starting at $39.95. Franks Pawn Shop. 430 Second Ave .. Gallipolis. Ladies size 24Vz dressea, pant suits, slack. blou••· winter coat. Call 614·2469496. Our warehouse is full of bakery. restaurant 8. store equipment. Slicer•, mixers, ovens, refrigerations. lowest' · p~ica• il"! st•te. H4ga discovnts ·On . new equipment, RADCO Restaurant Equipment. 110 22ot. St., Huntington. WV 304·523 ~ 1378.- 46 Space for Rent Mobile home lot, 1 2'x50' or smaller. $75 water paid. 4th & Neil, Gallipolis . Call 446441 6 after 8PM . COUNTRY M081LE Home Park. Route 33. North of Pomeroy. large lots. Call 614·992-7479 . Trailer space for rant. 1 mile ellt of Racine on Rt. 1 24. Phone 614-949· 2008 . Ed's Appliance Servicing, air conditioners, refrigerators, washers. dryers . In Gallia . Meigs & Mason ·co . Call 61 4-446· 7444 or 614-367· 7187. Dinette set, swivel rocker, love seat. & patio awning 12x6 .6 . Corbin & Snyder Furniture ,·61 4 · 446-1 1 71 . Sofa , axe . cond. Call 614446-4303 . 52 CB,TV,. Radio Equipment Trailer spaces. one small chil'd accepted . No pets. Reconditioned 25 inch color TV. New picture tube with 30i-675-1076. warranty. S175 . 614·742· 2257 Palture at676· Apple Grove for _ rent . 304· 6406. _: : : 54 Mi·sc . Merchandise :·==::=::;:==;= Merchand ise Whirlpool ref .. auto $100 .00 . SunRay elec . range. apt size S75.00. 51 Household Goods Sears best shallow well pump and tank $100.00. Gravely treactor with 40" mower and sulkey SWAIN 81 ,000.00. Bath tub, sink AUCTION & FURNITURE . and commode $75 .00 . Two 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis. New antique tables $50.00 each . 5: uaed wood ~ coal stoves. 6 8N Ford tractor with di1c pc wood L~ suite S 399. and grader blade bunk beds $199. antron $1,500 .00 . 1977 Fleet recliners t99. new & used Wing camper 1 3 ft . 1leep1 bedroom 1uitea. ranges. four 81 ,1 00 .00. One let wringer washers, & shoes. side railes for Ford pick up, New livingroom suites long wheel base $75.00. 81 99 · •599. Iampo. also Call after 4 :00. 304·676buying coal S. wood stoves. 5393. c;otl 614·446· 3159 Metal office· desk. with 2 QrMn or white 2 dr .. ref., drawer . ..t file cabinet and g<>od cond. Call 614 -446- swivel chair. $90.00. 30401711. 372· 2801 . GOOD COND . ' LMge n<IW. Eureka sweeper. like Call 814· 256-1768. Country Oek tabln, cheirs. eupboardt. detkt. ice boNes. Conldes, Tuppera Plains, At. 1 . H•nd crafted and flnlohed . Set diamond clutter ring1, si;ze 7 1/z. Revolver 22 . Love birds. talks. Old clocks. Phone 304·882· 3590. One IBM Mog Card II typewriter 11 .600.00. IBM memory 100 typewriter et .200 .00. Phone 304· 675-6440. Spring clean~ ~o~p sale. 19 cubic ft. cheat Amana freezer-uaed 1 yHr; dining One Rollyson Thermo tlble. e chain:antlql.!t Payne. white, 9x6 window. dinette: Singer aewing m_a- Phone 304-6711· 4221 . chlne; boby bed; high ch~or· ·cllntc cabinet; buffet; m11c. 1 8,000 btu Kenmore eir itenu. Friday. Saturday. cond, exc cond, 1350.00. Monday. See ot 298 Mul· 1910 Meadowbrook Dr, berry, Pomeroy or call 614- phone 304-675-1468. 992· 11917. Atari 1200XL computer. Pickena uaed furniture . 304- Atari program recorder. 8711-8483 or 676· 1460. toftware and user menual1. 304· 676-7312 after 4 p.m . fliCK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Compare our Swimming pool3x12 ft. lik• prJceJ, Hve today. Phone new. u1ed 2 months . 304· 304· 773•5430. 576· 2173. \ Factory fiberglass herd top for CJ. 7 Joep $700. 6" patio doors $75. RCA disc player like new 1150. Call 614· 388· 9961 dayoor614· 368· 8304 even . 18 ft . above groun~ pool. filter. ladder. vaccumm , winteried cover. 2 yrs. old. $500. Cell 614-446-9330. Sears10,5000 BTU window 1ir conditioner. axe. cond., asking S2DO. Call ~14, 246· 5040 after 5PM . King-size waterbed, double tier. (12) drawers, baffle mattrau. many extras, ex . cond., $900 new. sacrifice $450. Call 61 4 -446· 7928 eve. Hobart gasoline welder for sale . $500. 614·742·2461 . 79 Motors Homes & Campers For ule or trad' 1971 Dod .ge motor home $10.000 . Call 614 -367· . 0638 . ' '1 :...Jl£13l HILLCREST KENN~LS 4020 J .D . .90 horsepower. Boarding llill breeds. Heated Good condition and good indoor-outdoor facilities . rubber. Call614-949· 2437. AKC Doberman puppiea: Stud Service. Call61 4·446-l - - - - - - - - - - 7796. New Holland Grinder mixer. 357. S1 ,700. Call614-742Brierpatch Kennels PrOfes- 2724. sional All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa - Hay rake-S426 . V hay rake, ciiities. English Cocker Spa- 21ft-11 .425. Hay teddersniel puppies. Call 61 4·388 · 8750 . and up . Drum 9790. mowers -$ 1,750. Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Hlm.atayan. Persian and Siamese kihens. AKC Chow puppies. N_e w liner. Call 446·3844 after 7PM . Grouse-dog puppies. Englilh Pointera. 4 black & white males. •75 each . Call 614-446· 2107 days, 614· 245-5600. Fish Tank and Pet Shop. 2413 Jackson Avenue. Point Ple11ant, 304-676· 2063 . Fish. birds and more. AKC German Shepherd pup· pies, shote and wormed $60.00 each. One AKC German Shepherd male, black and sliver, 3 yrs old, $75.00. 304-676·4663 . Maney Ferguson Model 42 seven ft. mowing machine. 8500. Rossi 4 -wheel rake. $376. Vermier seven ft . hay conditioner, 8300 . All equipment kept inside. In e,._cellent condition . Call 614-742-2753. Pole Buildings Constructed for commerciJtl, garages. farm. stores. etc. Anv size. free estimates. Call 304· 675 -3981. ----------4 h . oak tomato or tobacco stakes $15 per 100 Morgan's Woodlawn Farm, Rt. 36 . 304· 675 -1286 or 304736·2342 . 2 row 300 gal. tobacco setter, 81500: 26 1 double tobacco trailers, hold 300 sticks, $450: 1000 gal . 57 plastic water tank, 8400; Musical Homelite pump. 6200: A Instruments model Inter. with cultivator . $1700: bush hog, $400: For sale: Story and · Clark Homelite E-Z 6400. Morpump organ . Call 614·949· gan's Woodlawn Farm, 304675· 1296 or 304· 736 · 2093 after 8pm. 2342 . John Deere G . model tractor Si , 800 .0P : • 1·946 Jeep $200.00. 320 · amp ·DC weldinG machine or trad" 8400.00. 14 hp Whael Strawberriet . Pick your Horse l•wn tractor with own. Claude Winters. tiller. mower and snow 61~·245 · 5121 . blade. 81 . 700.00. Pho~e 304·882-3421 . 58 Fr.uit . & Vegetables Wanted to Buy Strawberries-you pick or we pick . Taylor's Berry Patch: 8AM-8PM, Mon .-Sat . Call 614· 446-8692 or614-245· 5074 . Strewberries. $1 .00 qt. we pick. you pick 76 cents qt. On Waterloo road in Leon. Cell 304·468·1997. · Pick your own strawberries I . 50 a lb.. already pick $1 .05 qt., Bowles Berries. Route 689. Wilkesville. Ohio . 3pm·dark. Strawberries . Pick -yourown . 50 cents qt. Bring own conteiners. Carl Gillespie,. Cell 614-446·3946 , Black raspberries. 304·676-1366. Phone Farm Supplies & LIVI!SIU~k 61 Farm Equipment Tobacco plants. Call "614· 446·8189 or 614· 446 1 164. Wanted to buy tobacco plants. Call 614-379-2164 or 614-245· 586.4 . Wanted junk or wrecked Ford P.U. 1973 through 1979. 304-676-3574. 63 Livestock 3 yr. old Sorrel gelding for sale or trade . Call 614 -2561628. Big Horn Show saddle. excellent condition. 6 yr. old Registered · AOH Sorrell gelding stands 15. 3 shown In . Halter & Pleasaure claues. Nice . Call614· 2866522. 64 Hay & Grain 50 bushel of feed wheat. Call614· 446· 1574. . f. ld Baledhayforsale~nthe u!l 614 388 8861 forPU . Cell • · · Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for 'BO model and newer used cera. Smith Buick-Po.ntlac. 1 91'1 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 614·448-2282. 73 Buick LeSabr8 good uted car, can be seen at 616 Third e .. Gtllipolio. Call 614· 6 ··2502 or 614-446 · 69 . ~ 1979 Monte Carlo, 1976 Chevy Van. 1973 Chevy P.U .. 1976 Lincoln Mark I.V. Call 614-446. 3242 after 6pm. 1976 Camero excellent con· ditio" . .Lots of e,.tres. Call 614· 256· 6003. 1979 Thunderbird white-rad interior, auto, air a. stereo, good cond.. *2.900 . Call 61 4-441·9160 or 61 4-446· 1909. 1978 Malibu gas saver. 6 cyl. . PS. PB. one own,r. radial tires. runs good. looks good, $1 ,595 . Call 614· 286·6622 . . 83 Cemaro Z ~ 28 charcoel gray V-8, auto. less than 4,000 miles. 810.295 . Call 614-441-9637. 1973 good $600 model 9669. Pontiac Ventura PS. tires. new carpet. or trade for Chevy truck. Call 614-388· For 11le or trede. 1966 Cadillac convertible 84,000. 1967 Ford all orginal 30.000 miles, $4,000. Call614.- 367-0638. 80 El Camino. ·a xc. cori(f."._ Call 614· 367-7174. Smart car~ 79 Pinto, g_irls college car. needs paint 6 new home. Call 614-4484672 .. 8,· ~MC Spirit lots of great . g11 ..·mile•g•. cond. Must sell. Call 245·6040 after 5PM . 1975 Volkswagon Rabbit. Good work car. Contact an~tlme . 614· 843· 5440. Autos for Sale They'll Do It Every Time • 72 ~AD TO HE LP , THIS T~MPORAJtV L..i'lP!IIol! Opt M!MOR)'... ¥leU.. I 'Tli!"V- Efl-ffll 1'1(11(! lie Tlf!W ANNIE AFUF! Tliflll WIU ee JOIJilNEV_ IF TICKLE" Wf'I'IE ro 5EE ¥HINT YOU Trucks for Sale For sale; topper ~r small truck. $50. 614· 992· 2466. 1972 lnier Loadotor 1 800, 24' bed •noo. Morgan's Farm, Rt. 36, 304·675· 1286 or 304· 738-2342. 1984 Ford F150, 4 opaed. overdrive. Ranger A pkg. AM ~ FM cassette, step bumper. eliding rear gla11. 6 cyl, (300CID) 1 3,000miles. 304·6711· 2419. Ford dump truck 81,500 . 00 . 304-875 · 3190. 1976 Ford truck equipped with 42 foot aerial bucket. knuckle boom, insulated for electrical work . priced 110,000.00. Phone 304· 458·1031 aher 6 PM . '67 GM·c 2 ton truck. v .e. 5 speed. with 2 speed axle. new sticker, . pulp wood truck. •6oo.oo. 304·676 6070 or 304-895· 3972. 1950 North Carolina Dodge truck. e•c cond. 81, 700.00·. After 5 :00 304·895· 3638. 73 Vans & 4 W .O . 77 do(.ge window van, auto, new paint. For more Info. call 614-446-4182 or 614446-3031 . 1972 Chevy window van. good cond .• must ull. make offer. Coll .614-379-2341 1977 Jeep CJ -7 . good cond ,-, 60.000 miles;· new paint. tw'o tops. Call 614246-6156. '78 Chevrolet 4x4, 3A 1on, 64.000 miles. auto. PS. PB. Cruii8 control. . tilt wheel. lOck out· hub_s, dl..l81 ~anki. u : s.oo.oo. 304-. 8.8.2 : 31 32 .' . .. 74 Motorcycles 1978 Ford Thunderbird . One owner. el'cellent condition , sharp. air, cruise, AM· FM stereo. Make offer. Call 61 4 · 949 -2034. 1981110Honda 3wheeler. cOndition . Rode very little 1575. Also 1982 RM 80 Suzuki dirt bike S475 . Call Lon Neal, 614, 367-7101 . Good condition. Phone614· 992 -2343 . 1 976 Hondo. XL 175 good cond ., asking $400. Call 614· 266· 1919. ----------------n 1970 Mercury for sale. e~tcftllent 1973 Pinto, Real good con· dition. 6 new tires. A.C . $600. Good body, good interior. 614· 9!12·3318 . Tabor Upholstery . For· reu· pholstering. free estimates. Free pickup & deliVery. Call 614· 379-2850. D.and M. Contractors. Vinyl siding, replacement ~in ­ dows, insulating, roof1ng, new and remodeling . con· crete . Call 304-773-5131 . 1976 Monte Carlo, new peint, no rust, PS, PB, AC, AM · FM tape . .,,300.00. 1978 Regal. loaded . $2,100. 1977 Cadillac, oil power, $3,800.00 . 304· 676-3409 aher 6 :00. '82 Mazda RX7 . GSL. loeded. great cond, mechenice mointalned. •9.000.00. 304·882·2808. interlo·r. new tires , . 6oo . oo . 304 · 882· •, r~~~~~r---?l~~~~~~q]~ -2_8_22_. ____________ 1977 Chevy ,..ova can ba seen Gruese~ lane, Camp Conley. '79 Ford Muotong, AC, good cond, U.OOO.OO. 304-882· 2910. ' 80 Mercury Capri for 1111 or trade, 4 opeed, 304·878· 3044. 7z Truck• for Sate 1 974 Chovy pickup 'II ton, new rodlol tlroo.49,000 mll01. 8tondard.l1,500. 1878 Chevy 'II ton pickup, all power. eutomatlc. 11,200. 117t OMC hHvy duty plokup, outomatlo. t710 or belt . offer. t14· 992· 7889. 1979 Yamaha 1100XS complet_.y dressed, stereo, nice road bike . 304-6764338. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 1 '7 ft. Sportacreft tri·haul boat. 76 HP Even-rude motor &. tr~iler, axe. cond .. t2.500 . Call 614-367· Q447. 1 5Ya ft . Appleby fiohlng bolt has live well. a. trailer, 16 Hi>, Soe King mptor, •650. Alto 2 boet motors, need minor repeir 1 40 HP Even· rude. 126 HP Johnson . Call 814·367-0447. 1 8x32 flberglou boat house. floating on ttirtoam balta. elumnroof. U , IIOO.OO. Phone 304882· 2963. 76 · Auto Part1 & Acce1soriea 1976 Mustang 4 cyl. motor, trensmlnlon • ·misc. bllby porto. Call614· 446·9219. Etcort radar detector, •175 .00. 304·117!1-11i78or 175·788t. '73 Bronco complate. 304· 175·3040. For sale Ford P.U. parte 1819 through 1979. Mo' tort. trene. rear enda. bumpert. flndeN, doors. 1111 gat~. grlli1, ~oods. ~04· . 871·3174. Rufus will be hurt if RON 'S Television SerVice. House calls on RCA. Ouazar. GE . Specialing in · Zenith . Call 304·576· 2398 or 614· 446-2464 . you ~n· come Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal. Call 304- 675 · 1331 . RINGLES'S SERVICE , ex perienced carpenter. electrician , mason. painter, roofing ~including hot tar application) 304:· 675-2088, or 675 ·:7368 . · · Rotary or cable tool drilling. Most wells completed same day. Pump sales and services. 304·895· 3802. $tarkS Tree and lawn ~er~ viCe. stur11p' ramovel. ;i04576:1o 1·o . ·· ' B & D HOME IMPROVE MENTS . replacement windows, aluminum soffit, vinyl siding, · continuous gutters, tree estimates. all work ,;. guaranteed . Call evanings 304·676: 2644. 82 Evening Television Listings _ _ _ _ _.;...._ _ _ _ _:,:;__ _.,....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~"""":':-.------::;:-;:::;:::-;::;;;:;:-:-FRID.AY Plumbing & Heating ~. 6/7/85 7:00 iii EVENING Cil PM M-Ine (f)ar.md (J) 8enford and Son 83 1981. KK 420. 304·6753308. tilE! House painting & trailer roof tops. Call 614-446-2514. Excavating 1 978 Hondo 350 XL, $400.00. 304· 882· 31 32 . 1982 Honda 185 three wheeler $660 . 00 . 304882 · 3132 . COUME. l 6EliEVE YOU,.. FL'INN 15 COAAECT ASOUT 1\iAT, &If!.' BASEMENT WATEAPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gua· rantee. Local references furnished . Free estimates. Coli collect 1-614-237· 0488. day or night . Rogers Basement Waterproofing. 1974 Cutlass Suprema . New parts. Runs good . Rebuilt engine and trans. Must tell. 8450. Call 614· 992· 5844. 1980 VW Rabbii, fuel in· jected. 2 door hatchback. air cOnditoned, sun roof. Cell 304· 882·281 1 . R.f(. OF Marcum Roofing & Spout· ing .· Now installing . r_ubber roofa. 30 veara experience. specializirlg in built up roof . Cell 61 4-388·9857. 1983 Chryltler Fifth Avenue. low miles. $8,500. 614· 742·2451 . chondelier, l.:::::======:i==========r-~..,-------'76 Chevy Monzo. exc. J THAT WAS> A CLO~E­ CAL.\..IT '!o A GOOD THI.._,G TH! Pf:lEL.AT"e WAt; THE'Ft.E TO HAVE Saoro 12 614·742-2433. light 150. Coli For •I• Lumen wheel chelt, 2 walkin. 1 cone tYPI• Hull support. 304-8711· 4088. t.JE<O,; ... I'VE THOU GH T PO&S18L.Y YOU COUI-P ANOlt.JT OUR. IJEW !oO ~ . Improvements 71 . 73 Olds stationwegon1 '78 Deha 88 Olds. good good motor,' Sae 316 22nd . cond, 83,200.00. 304· 676· St .. Point Pleasant. 7421 . Pool toblo . .0. 00. 304-675-tliOO. WH~W! UH ... UH, WeL.L • .., !JINCE M"-1 IL.L - .,.IRE:, WE Servi ces ,~ Ford 601 mower, v~rygood condition . Call 614-388· 9688 . Bulldozer TD&. lrltarna· tlonol, f100d, 1worklng cond, equipped wnh wench end bltde. •t.IIOO.OO. Phone 304-4118-1031 after 8 PM . WHEN WE '"'EAKP 'r'OU WE:fte FEEl-IN(; 1973 ·Pleasure Seeker; ·campar fold down. sleeps eight. sink, refrigerator. 3.. burner stove. electric or 12 volt battery, e~tc cond .. 81 ,200,00. 304-895-3335, after 5:00. Uke new, 12· gun ceblnet with light, 1175. New 870 Remington shot gun, 1200. 1970 lnternatlonel log loader with bucket 4 wheel drive . 1978 Cooe 800 Skid King. front tires wry good cond . 304--782· 2838. ! IJ~TTI!Jt, 71 . Firewood f20.00 pickup load, tJO.OO delivered. Call 304· 675-6782 or 6711 · 2991 . Auto Rapair ATTENTION ! ATTENTION! eo~v ~hop now open. Free estimllitea. No job too small. 304-675-2663 . Moytog wringer wooher, 876 . Seigler gea circulating heater , thermoltlt controlled, 86.000 BTU. good condition. 1150. Rotary plow end cultivetor for Gravely Tractor. goodcondi· tlon . Call614·992·7841 . 1973 Jeep. 4 wheel drive; wood and coal stove; refrigerator. Ctll 814·992·5218. The Oeily Sentinei- Pag-11 BJ •1 CROSS & SONS U.S . 36 Welt, JackSon, Ohio. 614·286-6451 . Massey Ferguson. New Holland, Bush Hog Sales&. Service. Over 40 uHd tractofl to choo1e from 6 complete line of new & uMd equipment , largest selection In S .E. Ohio. 3 TV · towers, one with entenn1 end rotor, iike new. All or pano. Steel drums. •11. to $7. each . Coli 304·696· 1227. 77 ®bJ Lerry Wrighl Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ~ ,.. •• ~ ~~========:::;:::::::=~:•N:':"~':'"::~ 81 ::-::--,.-7,-----Home Full set good used golf clubs. Call 614·446· 1807. White portable sewing machine. Golf club• and bag with hand cart . Stroller, complete baby bed. 814992· 3079. KIT 'N' CARLYLE Building Materials Block. brick. tewer pipes, 70 used tractor• in windows, . lintels . etc.. · to 60 HP. Full line"' c.·:::-· Claude Wintera. Rio Grande. Kunitr ~uipment . Drum mowers, hay tedders, hay 0 . Ctll 614-246· 6121 . rake1. Mf· 580 round baler Built on your' lot now! Big 4 ex . cond . M1ny, many uHd car goroga·shop. t6.995 & tools. We buy, sell, trade daily. Jim 'a Farm Equ;pmant up. Call 1-614· BB6· 7311 . Center, Rt. 36 W, Gallipolis, Builder' s Surplus-S1Ivage Oh . Coli 614· 448-9777 or Closeouts. 111 Embosl8d 614·446 -2484. wood grain al1.1mlnum. aidint;t. foam backed. twil') 4" or 800 Case tractor, PS, live 8' pattern, $39 .95 sq. 121 power, 10 h . Bush Hog TWin rib white metal rotting brand wheel disc.. with or siding 38" wide. 8' thru cylinder & hoses. 3 bott.om 16' lengths, S41 .95 oq. (3) John Deere plow, "6 ft. bush Steel inauleted prehung hog, $3,795 . Caii614· 2B6door'i au sizes and patterns. 6522. $75.00 & up. (41 Hollow core and 6 pane4 wood Massey Ferguson 50 tracprhurig door' s $2Q.OO & up. tor, 3 pt. hitch , rake, Massey (51 4 'x8'x6· 32 w<lod panel- Fergueon bal-..r 82 .995. Call 614·286· 6522. ing. 84.99 & up . Wellston. Oh. Owatonna hay bind S795, Penn·1 Warehouse New Holland 86 beler S696, 614-384-3645. Massey Ferguson bele Block, bro'ck, mon· ar and thrower $250; hay wagon mnonry ·ouppllos. Mountain $295. Call 614-286-6522. · 30 State Block, Rt. 33, Now c Haven, W. Va . 304-882~ o-op tractor rune good, 2 bottom plows, New Idea 22 22. - - - - - - : - - - : - : - - !mower, Fordhey'baler&hav 814 2 6all for 281 ,695. Cell 66 p8tS wagon • 8 · 662 · i ·New n••••n. we pick. No Sundr•v Jam berries t . 50. 304· 882·2237. Furnished room. range, 'IE!" frig . 895, ahara bath. single male. 919 2nd. AVe., Galli· polio . Call 446· 44 16 after 8PM . Farm Equipment 54 Misc. Merchandise Knauff Firewood Summer ratea· big loads. May 1stJuly 31st. Doesn't apply to HEAP. 614-256-6245. Friday, June 7 , 1985 Friday, june 7, 1985 Good-1 Excavating, base· ments, footers. driveways. septic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614-446 · 4637, Jamesl. Davison, Jr. owner . Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping. etc. Free esti· mates. Call 814 -446·8038 or 614· 992-7119 anytime. 84 & Electrical Refrigeration SEWING Machine rapairs. service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric. Shop . Pomeroy. 614-992 ·2284. 85 General Hauling James Boys Water Service . Also pools filled . Call 614· 216 - 1141 or 614· 446· 1175 or 614-446·7911 . Ken's Wa1er Service . Wells. cisterna~ pools filled . Phone 61 4· 367·0623 or614·3677741 night or day. Haul limestone. sand. Qrav&l,dirt. bulk or bag fertilizer tnd lima. Excelsior Salt Workllnc. 638 E, Main s ·t., Pomeroy. 614 · 992·3891 . 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave .. Gallipolis . 61 4 ·446· 7833 or 61 4·448· 1833. R & M Furniture Manufa·c· turing, St. Rt. 7, Crown CHy, Oh. 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The • ,. la\ll!h!er tbaL wm> ..,..V.a\Qftt over revival aJiparently was effective¥ an 8&-~r period wllen cllllclrild of It Ia lltllllalked about tOO;y 11111\j' the area learned thelrreadln', 'rltln' , western part d tbecounty. and 'rtthmatlc all he buDding. Arter the first revival, both school Stand~g. !lloile In a cleared area and cb!l.,fPh serViceS were held In the . . ~ar.. wOOd!! op CQUnty ·fwad 1, In bl!lldinVtron\ 19,37 thrpugh 1941. In SBlem TOWnship, til{> sChool :.:. now ·1944, Sylvia BroWn, t.he wife of Rev. :. known' as Fairplay Chapel- Is the R.D. Brown. traveled across the epltomeoftranql,lUIIy. · ~borho.od taking donations However, life again takes over lrom51J~isto$20,collectlngatotal one wrek a year whell revival ~ $94.03. . , serviceS ·are held the week before ThiS was added to $00 paid by the Father's Day and on Father's Day, Eastern Pilgrim Holiness Dlstrtct former students, their tamUies and Church, which purehased the propfriends swoop In for their annual erty as a location lor local church reunion - a time lor re')1lnlsctrig _ servtces. At this ~. Fairplay and renewing frlendilhlps. l . School beeallll' FairplaY, Chapel. · ~built In W5 ' . . Gl'll&e ~ bplldln& Pro!)erty on.· which the 'well- . Tlmemarchedonandltwasinthe malntilllled, picturesque ilchool of early J.!MIIs, when so many people yesteryear stands, was purchased were moving out of the area, the from a man by the name of Jacob buUdlngwasseldomusedforchurch Scott In 1855." Soon alter. a~ru.-room servjeeS. Then In 1961, the Eastern school house was constructed. Ptlgrtm Holiness ChUrch Dl!ltrtct Classes for grades one· through placed an advertisement In the eighl were taught In the one-room newspaperstatlngthattheproperty ' school from 1855 througH 1941, a would be sold at the Meigs County span of 86 years. sheriff'S office through sealed bids. During those years. there was · Arnold Grate, local businessman IIE.'ver any elect rlclty or water In the and a former student, noticed the ad structure. Water wa~carrloo from a In the newspaper. Feeling that lithe spring across the road from the propertywassold,Jtwouldundoubt' school house and electricity was not edly. be tom down, Grate promptly even available In the area 11!11111948. (Continued on pa~ A3) smallest on the Ohio River, while the dam, buill in ~937. 1s the oldest on therlvPr. As a resulT of ltsageal)d size, the facility can no longer accommodate larger lows and barges. Additionally, a $harp curve In !he river near lhe dam creates a bottleneck for river traffic. · The Corps of E ngineers have proposed that $32() mUUon be spent over a 10-year period to build two l,nl foot locks in a canal next to the ·dam. The propOsed canal will allow the river traffic 10 avoid the CUIVP . House approval of the project has be<'n obt~ined In past sessions, including last year, but was included In ·\. legislaTion that was killed In either the U.S. Senate or by Senate and House conference committees. ROTC student only Rio graduate commissioned into regular U.S. Army • • process and the appropriation process," Straw sa id. "Many representatives are against mixing both on an approprlatlons bill. The hardcbre opposition Is not to Galllpolls or the project, but to the procedure used ." A .bill authorizing the $320 million project Is expected to be sent tel the floor of the House following Its approval by the House PubliC Works and Transportation Committee sometime within the next three weeks, Straw added .. "The bottom llne," he satd , "ts that there Is movement on the project, but it's guarded. We need to take each step In the legislative process one at a time and aU we can do Is hang on." . The locks at Gallipolis, only 1m feet ·long, are the RIO GRANDE - When James Michael Jacobs of Bidwell receives hisdegt"eelnmathematlcstromRio Grande College and Con;ununity College today, he will be part of the first graduating class of ROTC students who aftended all four years a ttl~!" college. . ' Also, he Wlll 'be the only ROTC. i!"aduate to be commiSSioned Into llie' tegUiar army: an-bolioi'Oft!Y 10 percent of t)Je nation's ROTC lll"aduates will receive this year. JacobswaslormaUy.commlssloned a second lieutenant on May 31. ihe&>c!Sion toadmlthllildtredty Into the army. Instead of the army . reserves which ROTC graduates are typically assigned, was based on superior leadership and academic skills and his overall attiTUde. In addition to this recognition. Jacobs received the Grorge C. · Marshall award, presented to an Ohio University or RGC -CC ROTC student who receives the highest marks both In academics and in hls or her pertonnance during summer advance campatFort.Lewls, Wash. Jacobs received the Distinguished Military Graduate award, presented to the OU or RGC-CC RafC student graduating with the highest honors . Jacobs did not plan on a mWtary career when heenteredRioGrande. He received an associate degree In electronics from the college In llW!2. "I had diffiCulty finding a job at that time, so I decided to return to FAIRPLAY -'Ibis Willi lonnerb' the Fairplay ~ wNch Is the college and pursue a math believed to be the oldest one-room school- '1.30 years- sliD standing In degre<> In 1983. I talked to the people -theutem Ohio. q)MMI!!SIONED - James Michael olaa>hs of Bidwell receives his degree In mathematIcs from Rio Grande College Wid Community ~ today, he . will be part of tbe first graduat- ing class of IUJI'C st~ "who attended aD four years at the college. He will be the only ROTC graduate to be commissioned Into the regular army. ~·et at ROTC to see if i a scholarship. That surr'tllli. , •ent to (Continued on page 31 ' Quilt show underway ATHENS, Ohio (UPI ) - The month-long Quill National Exhibit featuring contemporary quilts from 26 states and siX foreign countrlto's begins Saturday al the Dairy Barn-Southeastern Ohio Cultural Arts C<o>nter. But Straw said tough opposltlon"on that measure Is expected as well. "We hope II stays In the bill," he said. "But there will be oppositiOn, probably through an amendment to strike t~ langilage." .The bill to he voted on Tuesday has an advantage, Straw said, In that It authorizes the expenditure of existing fUnding. . · The first measure was knocked out of the $13.4 billion supplemental .approplatlons measure by an amendment because some representatives felt "there should not be authorization on an appropriations bUI," S.traw said. "It's a tug-of-war between the authorization Ex-st~dents nme.Selltlael!i&aff . ATHENS. Ohio iUPI) - Jury SCI!'Ciion will conTinue Tuesday when the second murder trial of Vincent Dick<o>rson r<>sumes r In Athens Count y Common Pleas Court . Dickerson is charged in connecTion with the December shooling deat h of Robe':"' Keels of Haydenville. His first !·rial In April ended with a hung jury. Twenty potential jurors wlo'r<' qualified to hear I he case during the fi rst ttu·t?e days of trial. Four more are needed. ~Siaff GALLIPOLIS - A portion of a U.S. House of RepreSentatives approprlatlohs bill authOrizing the construction of a 1.7-rillle channel, two new locks and strengthening the foundation of the Gallipolis Locks and Dam was pefeat.ld by the House Thursday. . · However, PhD Straw, an administrative assistant for Rep. Clarence Miller, ROhlo, said a second portion of the bill, scheduled to be voted on TueSday, contains language approvllig the expenditure of "$1.3 million requested by tbe U.S. Af!T\Y Corps of Engineers to complete engineering studies on the · project · and begin purchasing 550 acres of land adjacent to the dam. ' I I jury sele«>tion begin!!! By JOHN FRIEDMAN By BOB HOEFliJCH · · ~ laught!'r Sl('('r s: ()\r{>r 1./XXt lbs. 4.1.75 til 47. Slaugh~C>r- HC'Ifr r s: Ovl't' l.OIIllbs. :n-.J:t CA'I'TI..I: PRI CES: F'N"dt'r Sl('('f'S: (\.ood and ChOIC'(' I m500 lbs. li.1.fi7; fffi 7fl l lbs. 00.6:1. 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UP TO S22S· SWEATERS by ROBERT BRUCE A Middleport man was charged by the Gallla-Meigs postofthe State Highway Patrol with DWl and failure to control his car following a onr-vehlcle accident Thursday afternoon at the intersection of Meigs County ro and ' 3 in Rulland Townshlp. Troopers said John W. Casto, 39, of 543 Grant St., was northbound on ro. when he apparently lost control of his car, went off the right side of the road, struck a sign and came to · resl"in a field . He-was not injur-ed I~ · the 5:25 p.m. accident, which resulted in moderate damage to his · car. · D-1 1 LOT MEN'S MEN'S SPORT COATS & BLAZERS FROM + Socks by INTERwovEN AND CAREER (LUI I . 0 •• • - Take-One .................... . Insert by DANBURY a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday; Wid 9:30 a.m.lo $p.m. on Saturday. The lhJes and employees Becky Amberger, Diana Bing Wid Susan Ughtfoot promise personal service. · nu.tness ........... .. -........ Deaths ..................... .... .... A-7 Editorials ..... .. ............ ...... 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Portugal, where he attended spending the weekend stlld¥ing options preparl!d by a NATO meeting. his top advisers on whether the United States should Reports hun Portugal IndiCated the NATO leaders continue to comply with the SALT 2 arms trt>aty with were unanimouslY recommending the United States the Soviet Union. • i . remain In compUance with SALT 2 to forestall an The president has promiSfd Congress an answer by . .n arms race escalatlpn and avoid a Soviet propaganda Monday. He Is required td submit a report on the , windfall II Reagan scrapped the treaty. status olthe unratl1led SAI.."j-2 pact urxlerthe Defense The aWance leaders Indicated they have enough Authorization Act. , problemstry!ngtosell Reagan's "Star Wars" missile Reagan flew to David Friday afternoon to defense program. Progress In the Geneva arms talks study the reports and his cabinet, hlive been blocked bytheStrateglcDe!enselnitlatlve, Shultz, woo smt which hal "put off Umlta lor negotiation. lncllldlng Secretary of The president's adviser's are split on the Issue. Hardliners, "Including Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger and Assistant Defense Secretary Rlchard Perle, urged the president to drop the accord In vkiw of alleged Soytet cheating. Shultz and the Joint Chiefs of Staff are reported to have told Reagan to stick with the treaty and -that the. United States has more to lose than the Soviets If he drops it. Congress, too, has signaled It wants the treaty to remain In Ioree. The Senate Wednesday adopted a non-binding resolution urging Reagan to stay within the bounds of the tfl'aty as long as the Soviets negotiate In good fait h in Geneva, SWit:rerland. On "Friday, 29 members of the 42-member HouS<' Foreign Affairs Commlttt?e urged the president to continue compliance wiTh the treaty on grounds thaT It "strengthens U.S. national security Interests." The issue has come to the forefront breaU:se the IIE'W Trident submMine Alaska wiTh 24 inlerconllnC'nl al missiles begins sea trtals in·Seplemher. The Ala~ka's nuclear weapons would put the United States over the l,:nl·mJsslle limit set In SALT 2. Reagaft's lax reform plan under fire "from all sides' WASHINGTON (UPI) - With President Reagan comptalnlng his tax pllm Is under !Ire from all sides, a string of taxpayer groups say the proposal (ails to quality as true refonn because of Its breaks lor J buslnes$. . Reagan Friday also rejected an Idea being floated on Capitol HUI that another tax bracket be added to his plaiiiO reduCe bene!ltc for the wealthy and shltt more relief to the middle clau. Earllertbl!lweek, the House Ways and Means Commlttee-chalrinan. Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl. D-111., said one of the maty tax reform options betna COIIIIclered was adding a fourth tax bracket on top of the I hree suggested by Reagan. Such a move could prevent the very wealthy from receiving a windfall from the plan. The current tax system has 14 brackets ranging from 11 percent to ~ percent. Reagan's plan would bave three: 15 percent , 25 percent and 3.'1 pem'lll. Asked If he would be Willing to consider a top bracket of40percent. Reqan said. "No, I thlnkthatwould be contrary to what we're doing. "As a matter of fact," he said. "I feel Uke l'm standing aaatnat a cellophane wall beingshot at by both Bides beCause there are tJso some pi!ople up thlj.re on the Hllll hat want to reduce that top bracket from 3S to , XI peu~ettt, so the 40percenters will · he llhDotlng and so will the 30 percenters and we think that top brllcket we've chosen Is a fair one.'" Meanwhlko, taxpayer groups told the Ways and Means Commit!('(' Frtda:Y that while Rl'aian's plan was better than the cutrent one. II did not Uve up to Its advance bllUng as a lair, "populist" proposal. The groups complained Rt '"' had kept too many ~'" breaks - ('lp!Cially lor the oil . . gas indulti'Y - wbldl had lftll eUmlnatal ill the original Tl e• - , tax plan releuedJast NtiiWIIlbet'( Con'rued~ , . A31 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 7, 1985 anderson mccloud myers rollinson ward