http://66.213.69.5/files/original/43ef2dffb3e76321b25eac86df77ee69.pdf 08af04e41874cef818ee09efdc952108 PDF Text Text Page-16- The Daily Sentinel Meigs 4-H Calendar THURSDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Lion's Club will lne(>t 7 p.m. Thursday evening In the basement ot the Rutland Church or Chtist. R~ll Williams, chairman of lnterna· Uonal ~!allons. will be guest speaker. All members are urged to attend. POMEROY - Rrek l..('f'J Jdr N~('ll, Brian Vln.son and Chr14· VInson . prt!tl(lftled. Each mernllr-r J'K'elvOO a 4·H bar and last Y'J'&r's top trophy v.1nncrs received 4·H T·ahlrts. For ftrit place In rounty 0.11 t~ CaiUa County Junior F'alr In Archl'ry was Chad JohMon and first place for REEDSVILLE - Closing program for the Riverview Community' vacation Bible school wlll be held at 7: ;JJ p.m. Ft1day at the Rtvervi«>W Sl:;hool. The public Is Invited to attend . POMEROY - Public dinner Frlday, 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Meigs Senior Citlz~ns Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Menu Includes choice broastEd .chicken or baked steak. slaw. homemade noodles, roll, beverage $2.50; desselis at ex tra charge. Round and square dance following dinner with music by Strlngdusters; dance admission, $1. POMEROY - Mary Shrine ~ . Order at the White Shrine of Jerusalem, will meet at 8 p.m Friday at the Masonic Temple. Flag Day and Fa ther's Day will be observed. All members are asked to make donations tb a "bakeless" bake sa le. Refreshments wUI be served. POMEROY - Annual picnic of Return Jonthan Chapter, Daugh· ters of the American ~volutlon, wtll be held at 6 p.m. Friday at the home or Evelyn Knight; a covered dish dinner with members provld· lng own table service; hostesses, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. Heldt E wing, Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Mrs. Gary Moore to provide meat and IJeVerage. Follow· lng picnic, a talk and exhlb't of 1~ , needlepoint. flags .by C lement And· erson:·. warren, Ohio, will. be ((.>atured ,. a.t ·s: 3o :p .m:. at . Grace Episcopa l Parish House; public Invited to program. SATURDAY MIDDLEpORT- Installation of officers for Bethel 62, International Order of Job's Daughters, will be held a! 7:30 Saturday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. The public Is InVIted. Sherrt Sisson will bf.' Installed as honorEd queen. · ... RAQJNE .._-1, d;~~ ;~r:~ges ,i:l· and up will be held Saturday, 7p.m. to midnight, at the Racine Legion Hall. POMEROY - The Meigs County Fish and GameCiubWIU hold a work session Saturdayhegtnnlngat8a.m. All members are asked to attend to prepare for the kids fishing derby . MIDDLEPORT - Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church In Middle· port will have a. gospel sing Saturday. June 15, 7:30p.m., wtth Dan Hayman and the County Hymntimers. The public Is Invited. TUPPERS PLAINS - The La· dies AuxUiary of the Orange Township Volunteer Fire Depart· mehl"in .TUppers Plains wtll hold a ham and steak dinner Saturday beginning at 4 p.m. at the fire station. The menu Includes ham or steak, mashed potatoes', gra\)1, corn, cole slaw, roll, beverage and dessert. Cost Is $4 tor adults and $2 for chl.ldrell under 12. BASHAN Ladles Auxlllary will have an Ice cream social Saturday at the Bashan Firehouse beginning · at 6 p.m. Hom ('!Dade lee cream, pies, cookies and softdrlnks will be sold and entertainment · will be provided. Evt>ryone Is welcome. COLUMBIA 'l'WP - A rabies clinic will be held by the Meigs County' Humane Society and the Meigs County Health Department at Columbia Township Firehouse Saturday. 1 to 4 p.m. Dr. Carol Osborne will be the w teranarian In charge. Rabies shots are S3 and · other lnnoculatlons are ava ilable. Dogs must be leashed and cats In carriers. · eonc-lon space POMEROY - Spaces will be available to local groupe and · organizatiOns wishing to sci ilp concession stands, In the upper parking lot area during Heritage Weekend actlvltlei In Pomeroy, June22-23. There wUJ be let rates to rent Shop ·Friday . Tttunday. Aprtlll attOOScoul Hall at Chester Pat~Ctrdc was eWied vtcepreldent. The group dllcusacd vtalllng Pete Smith's vet clinic thlfl summer. Mt"mberS also discussed tvlk!t-tlng ~dabll' malt>rla1s and glviJllthe. Jll()rl('y to the Spt"Cla l Olympics. The- ne!d mPf'tlnR will bf> Ma)' ~ at tM St. 'paul thetr4-H projel'ls. A demonstration wasgh.·('fl b)' Pat Wolf on the proper way to hard·lxlll an ~- ~advisors provided refreshments. - 1'1'K' Mt'l~ counry~· H Pteasure Riders met April~ al 1~ St. Paul LurheranChurch with on£' adVIsor and lhret' memblon attending. reponer, Belh ArbaUI:{h, Members selected organiZ.atlolll Interested In 01> talnlng details should contact tiiP .P.noneroy Area ChambPr of Com· merce oftice In the Metp County CourthOule or can the chambPr · J Ul\'E 14 . t985 SAlE/ SUMMER FURNITURE l.owtladc Sp ...... Chair....... lit '~J 196 lf9ibaclt ...... <hair _.... We 111 1179 Sprinjbase Lounger ....... Salt ·1143 1116 2-S.Ot Glider ....... _........ Salt 1141 1248 3-S.Ot Glider ................. Sale I 191 '12.95 '14.95 S16.9S 119.95 . · Vo1.36. No.43 SPEC/AL SALE/ MEN'S SHORTS tailored shorts for. wear all s~m- lona. Walk short~. tennts shorts,101· fleece looks. Stzes from 29 to 50. $6.95 SHORTS ................ S5.55 Sl.95 SHORTS.~ ............... s7.1S S11 .95 SHORTS ............... $9,55 Reg. 114;95 SHORTS .......!.~ .. ,$11.95 o·REss BELTS Dress belts, sporf belts and ·westerns. Gen· MEN's uine leather in season's best colors. Please , Dad with 1 new belt. ' MEN'S 112.00 BELTS ................... s9.59 MEN'S 114.00 IELTS ................. I11.19 · • MEN'S 115.00 B.ElTS ................. I11.99 MEN'S.116.00 BELTS_................. SIU9. . (HAIR"· SALE .· ·. ,. DAD CAN RELAX IN A NEW CHAIR! '• .- .. . ·vtNOwt · Men's Men's Men's Men's 19.95 Knit Shirts ......... 17.91 Sll .95 Knit Shirts, ...... 19.51 Sl4.95 Knit Shirts ..... s1 .1.11 Sl6.95 Knit Shiris .... $13.41 . SPECIAL SAVINS$ MEN'S TIES A fine gift for your Dad. Interlined, bar tacked to . hold their shape. Solids and patterns. Chol)se your favorite. REG. S6.SO TIES ...................... S4.99 REG: S7 .SO TIES ..........: ........... SS.49 REG. SUO TIES ...................... 16.49 SWIM TRUNKS MEN'S Sizes up to 44 in a fine selection of colors and styles. Reduced prices for flther:s Day &iv· ing. Reg. $9.95 Swim Trunks ............ l7.93 Reg. $11.95 Swim Trunks ......... S9.53 Reg. $12.95 Swim Trunks ....... ll0.33 Reg. 113.95 Swim Trunks ........ s11.13 Sltlnft/ .· . •' . ··' SiltS. ' • . · $14.95 PANTS, Regular Sizes ................. I11.9S 116.95 PANTS, Extra Sizes ....................,S13.50 111.•5 SHIRl'S, Short Sleeve .................... 19.5 5 112.95 SHIRTS, Regular Sizes ...,............. S10.35 s . . SHIIrs, btra $izes..... "..........,... st.1.95 MEN'S~ lEE:I~d WRANGLER . ·, ·:'. S22 95 BASIC JEANS MEN'S s1soo PAJAMAS By Van Htustn. Solid colon or patterns. Sizts S, M, L atHI XL (oat style top, with adjustable gripper waist bottoms. 112.00 Short Sl•n K~e Length Style .......... SALE 110.99 $178'8 SALE $1299 ' I MEN'S . BLUE CHAMBRAY. BEIRUT. Lebanon I UP I\. Shlltr Mo~ lcm gunmt?n hijacked a Tra ns World Alrllni'S jet today with about J:,o people aboard - mostly America ns- and forced it to Beirut . whNe they refuelEd. relt>aS<'d 19 women and· children and took off again for Algeria . Fr€'('(1 passengers were flown to Cypl\ls. They told security officials there were two hijackers aboard the 1WA Boeing 7'n jetliner. One woman said a pasS<'ns!rr on the hljackl'd plane had lx'en shot In the neck and wounded . The hljackc1·s d!'manded thl' release of Arab ptlsonl'rs fmm israeli jails and threaicned to blow up the plane . C"hrlstlan Voice ot Lebanon radio sa id a man claiming to be an "lntcrmcodlary " for th(' hijackers ca lled with a .. seer<"! demand: lfb.v6 . p.m. 111 a .m. EDTr the Mosi('m func:k'ment a llst prlsonc•rs lll'<' not brought from Kuwait t0 LPbnnon . we will return to flcil\l t a nd blow up the plan<'.·· There w'e 17 Moslem (undamc•n . tullst prlso,ne•·s In t,;u walt l .iails l'<'IVing long s••nt cnces for a DE'!'('mlx•l' 19P:! scriPs of bomb atwrks on U.S. and Frmeh targ!'ts. Mlnuti'S nft<•t· rhc hl.l t•ckl'd planf.' took llff fmm Fk'll\lt. a pt>rson tell'flhoned a Wcstcrn nl'WS a~l'n c;· · .: ' WORK AlOng Wlln Ihi~ COUIXJI'l I enclor>e my SIOI'U I I!Ce.ipl and Wf81JP(li(Sj !rom 01'10 Ha roe& J.pack or Itom 1n~ 3 Hanes undeiwoar garments L1m11 one S2 00 ICiunO JM!' SHIRTS Long and short sleeve styles. housffllold group, 01 ()IQ8ntLaloo 01te1 e.~;pue!l July 12. I 985 Mill to: HMII N .OO Alfund orttf, P.O. 8oJc 4681 ,. Montie.llo, MN 15&38& Two pockets, long sHirt tails, a quality shirt at real savings. Regular and extra large· sizes•. NAME------------------------------ADDR ESS _ ___:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ \ I l I I 11.95 Short Sleeve 5tyle ............ l7.49 19.9 5 long Sleeve Style ............. I 7. 99 S10.95 XX large long Sleeve .... sl.99 SAVEl - WRANGLrR WESTERN SHIRTS . True western atylill with IIIIP front, snap close pockets 1nd sn1p wrist. lltck sizes 14\1 to 20. SIHW lttlllhs 32 to 36 in· chts. • -FATHER'S OAV SALE/ 52295 BLUE DENIM $1 86.6· BUXTON WALLETS FOR MEN Fine qu1lity l..ther in style• to please every Dad. Select his r•vorlte now and save. ti.DI to WALI.ITS ........................................ •6.10 .,.00 113.00 to $14.00 WAUETS.................. ........." ... s10.10 ~ •1s•· ......................:......... s12.10· •.,.. to s17.00 WAUETS PAlliNG LOTS -..... ' I MEN'S DRESS SOC.KS HfADWEAR in a fine eroup of solid colors. A little Caps and hats for cool summer wear. Bi& selection All siz~s of styles and colors for all occasions. $ . extra.&tft for Dad. . 2.95 HEADWEAR.................................. S2.49 $2.00 8ulky Knit.Orlon Socks ...... Sl.$9 S3.95 HEADWEAR.................................. 13.39 . SAVINI! ARE SR.EATI UG::~~GHT11111JACKETS' Dtcron cotton n,ton1 II rwpllr IIIII 11t11 11111 pa~~s SiZII. Some Ill I SJ.75 Banlon Panel Socks ............ $1.39 . MEN'S DRESS SLACKS Low prkt on:ourtntire Mltctlon of men's slacks. Sizes 29 to 42 and llig lizu 44 Q SO. Polytsltr and cellon paly.sttr popiiM. Fine color MIICiion. J llntd. Go¢ ltyiH and colors. 132.9$ JACKETS,;...................." .............. $26.00 '34.95 JACKETS ........................................ S.27.20 117..... 111.,10 WAWTS ....- ...:........" ...--$14.40 139.9 5 JAC~ETS ....................................... $J 1.1 0 '1..... 121.11 WilliTS-··-..................... _ $20.10 *49.95. JACIETS ....................................... •39.00 USE OUI FlEE \ MEN'S SUMMER S4.95 SALE PRICES/ J I .~ MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MIN''S S1 S.95 SLACKS ............................. S12.79 S21.95 SLACKS ............................. •17.59 t29.95 . 134:9 S •............................ S23.99 •••••~n••••••t•••uttttUttt $f7 099 ....... .......... - .... E.16err•lf• , ..,. appointment would place thl'e<' senators from Cincinnati on the conference committe<'. Inviting crltlclsm. GU!mor said his forces will be aiming for ··responsible and substantlar· tax relirf. but added "we·re willing to compromise if irs necessary. We recognize there·s two bodies rthe &-na te and HouS<'I and we have. to come up with some kind of compromise. " he said. Riffe said he Is Irrit ated that thcSenatP~publlcans Inserted lan!(llage In the bud~et relating to other bills and laws, rathC'f than just sticking to monetary amount s. He said they Included making the litter law permanent . which Is the subject of a bill under consideration In the House. plus portions of bUts governing ph)•slcal thcrapls!s and accounting procedures. Wholesale prices keep.modest pace WASHINGTON I UP!)- Excep· tlonally stable meat prlces- made possible by chE>aper 1('('!1 grainshelped hold wholco;a le priers to a mildest 0.2 percent Increase In May. the Labo•· Depa rt ment said today . The depa rtmcnr s PriJduo<'r Prlc!' Index has moved up only 1.8 perct'nt si.hct' Jhc beglnnlnrr of the year. when figured at an annuai rat<'. MoSI st riking In the:> latest report was a 72.7 percent decline In tomato prices. helping hold down all vegetabk> costs. Consumerfllodpr!C<'sdroppedl.l percent In May after falling I per<X?nl In April and 0.2 percent In March. The Index measul'!'s changrs in the wholesale priC<' or nearly 3;100 goods sold in buik. Whotesal<' price chang<•s tnnuence ~etall prices and tlic' Consumer . Price Lnd.eX.. In· creases haw bcen mod0n! tc for i.he pastthrce yea rs at both levels. The Produc<'r Pr!C<' indrx In Ma y ws pegged at 294.2. equivalent to a cost of $2.942 for goods that cost business $1.!ro In 1967. The blggrst wholesale price Increase for any month this pa st year - 0..1 percent - occurred In April, whm gasoline prices started · TWA plane hijacked Pre· washed blue denim. Sizes.29 to 42 waist. Boot flare and straight leg styles. An ideal gift. GENTLE ~~.lE N ••people have to be woken up to th(' fa ct that wea•·e hy ing to give them a W percent tax cur:· said So-n. Oakley C. Colli ns, R·)ronton, "I think a month 's dela y would help." Although the House has not yet officially dlsa~rced with thl' &-nate VE"rslon. Riffe told rcportcrs his confere('s will be Reps. William E. Hlnlg. D·NI.'w Philadelphia. chairman of the House Finance Committee; BarnPy Quilter, D·Toledo, the speaker pro tl.'mporc; and ~p . Thomas W. Johnson, R·New Concord. Glllmor said So-ns. Stanley J.Aronoff, R·Cinclnnat!. chahman of the Senate Finance Committee. and William F. Bowen , O.Cinclnnat.l , wUt lx'on the pan~t. The .third Senate spot seems to be a tossup between Sen. Richard H . Finan, R·Cinclnnatl. and So-n . Theodore M. Gray, RColumbus. Finan Is chairman of the tax.writlng Ways and Means Committee and authored the Republicans· original tax cut . but his ., A court action for a preliminary three of the four requiring skilled and permanent lnlunction was flied nursing care as defined In Section Ia te Thursda;y morning In the Meigs ~21.01 of the Ohio ~vised Code and Count y Common Pleas Court by the fourth requiring personal assist· Oavld L. .Jackson. director of the ancc as defined In the code. The Ohio [)(>partnil;'nt o!Health, ~gal nst · pjatntlff says . thc home falls to · Milry Young, Pomeroy., operator of COil!PIY : .wjth es$fnllal licensing a Pomeroy nursing hOme: ' : .. · requlrtmlenfs In that 11\e' residents . Thr plaintiff charges the defend· aTE' not receiving an adrquate level ant with providing tor a Jl('rlod ot of cart' to meet their n~s; the more than 24 hours. accomodatlons facility Is ' In a generally poor to three o•· morrunrclatro lndlvldu· condition Which threatens the res!· als .who arc dependent upon the dents with fire. health and safety hazards a·nd that medications are serviC<' of ot hers. :nw plaintiff charg(.s that !he not properly stored. dl'lendant did not hold a llccn!i<' ro The action asks for preliminary opcn)te a home as defined In and permanent Injunctions enjoin· Chapter :1721 of the Ohio Revised lng Mrs. Young from operating the home and that the court ISSue an CJll<'. , • . . . • The action was flied , accord In!: to . ()tder rt'<l utrlng o.ll£'r .tQ ·--transfer - ·th•' pla!ntlff;afierl\1plva Colegrovi', ·ln(llvldUJls. 16 facll!ties··\Whlc;h· are R.N . or the 'Ohio bepartrknt of appropriate to their medical need~ Health. conductrd an lnvf.'stlgatlon In compliance with the code. of the local E . Main St. facility. It Is reported that the nursing Tlw plaintiff, charges the Invest!· hom(' of Mrs. Young has be!'n In gatlon revealed I hal there were four OJl('ra tlon tor more than 10 years . . rrsldents hou"t'd at thf' facil ity, WORK UNIFORMS MEN'S The major Issues will be to compromise on a spending ii'Vcl - the House·pi!Ssed appropriation was $20.3 billion .In stillc funds - and a tax cutlev.el. The Rtiubllcan plan calls lor a 10 percent annual reduction In the Income tax rat es starting July 1. The Democrats dominating the House, supported by Gov . Richard F . Cel~f-~le, want 5 )X'I'Cent a year retroactive to last Jan . I. Failure to reach a sett lement could result in a temporary one-month budget at continuation spend· lng levt>ls while negotiations proceed . If that happens, &-na te Mlnortty Leader Harry Meshel, D·Youn~town, said "!twill be beCause Senate RepubUca ns have proven that they are willing to hold the budgl"t as blackmail In order to get the Ohio House to agfl'<' to their nscally unwise tax plan ." One Republican senator said It might not be a bad Idea for Republicans to hold out for thelrlO perC!'nt tax reduction. even If It means an Interim budg<"t tor July . State health officials seek injunction. against Meigs County woman and shirts in solid colo11. PantssimlOto 50 waist. Lone o~ short sln¥Bshirts to match in reautar and extra lar1• . ' lion . Acilt sure to please. Iii Btn by Wran&ftr. latclled pants SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON WALLAWAY RECLINERS, ROCKER/RECLINERS, SWI· v•L and WOOD ROCKERS. , . ;· . COLUMBUS 1UPI)- State leglslatlwlead<"rsfrom both parties are expr~slng optimism that a compromfse can be reached and a 1~·87 stat(' budget enacted , with some income tax relief, by the June :lJ deadline. ..I'm optimistic that the!"(' ca n he a compromt~; · House SpeakerWmaiG. Rifle Jr., D·N«>W Boston, said Thursday as the fallout continued from the> Sl'na te·s approval of a tri mmed·down$19.6 billion Republican · written budget. ·Tm n>ady to compromise;· he said. ..W£'' rt> going to make an effort to have a perma nmt budg('f by June ll.'. said &-na te President Paul E . Glllmor. RPort C"llnton . .. Irs too early to tell how that will work out." . Th£' lawmakers have left themselves two weeks for lnter-chamlx'r negotla'!lons. which probably will start next Tuesday. 'Tm pleased that the &-nate passed It when lh(>)•dld." said Riffe. "Thatglvesussomc tlme to work on It :· KNIT SHIRTS ON SAlE NOW/ - ,· Dsd't· 2 Sections . 12 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Legislative leaders seek· compromise Big selection of excellent styles and colors. Regular and extra larce sizes. Dressy looks, jeans type shirts, cut-offs, tank tops. All arranged for your easy selee• tone-on-tone. Neck sizes 141!1 to 18. An appreciated gift for your Dad. Re&ular or button-down collars. , 116. Van Heusen· Drtss Shlrts .... l12.19 119 Van Heusen DriSs Shirts .... IIS.39 120 Van Heusen Dress Shirts .... 115.89 S22 Van Heusen Dress Shirts .... SJ7.59 FATHER'S DAY SALE/ enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 14, 1985 · Copyrighted 1985 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Short IIHve styles in solids, stripes and SPORT SHIRTS ....... S10.59 SPORTSHIRTS ....... s12.19 · SPORT SHIRTS ....... s13.19 SPORT SHIRTS ....... S.16.39 • at e SAVE ON MEN'S VAN HEUSEN S, M. L and XL sizes/Ins 2 and 3X sizes. Solid colors an patterns. Famous brands you'll like. . • • SALE PRICES SPORT SHIRTS State ttOOper honored .,.oePapt "' ·sAVE ON MEN'S ~,. DAY Saturday 9:30 to 5:00 P.M. Save on 9:30 to 8 P.M. 8piiCe for the weekend. LOciJgroupe ~ ~ Eight Is Enough 4~ H Club mC!'I '41th &e';('l1 members ·and thN.'e adViSOrs present. The followlniit officers ~rc elecred: pre~ldent, HeaTher Flnlaw; vtw pMident, Tricla S(.X."rr(ff: 5eerelary, Su88n WoU; treU\Iret', Melissa Miller; recreaUon leaders. Carrie MorriM'y anct Sarah Harrta: news . .... FLAG The MCIKI COun(y Better Oatry 4-Jt Oub · tk'ld ·a m<.'etlnR on Aprtl16 at the Elllenslon Qfflce. Two advtsor!l and 5(1Yef1 membl'n ii11('ndEd. ElocUon ot officers wu . held. Mem~ dlscuued having a swcepstllkel contest and ~Wiling Ice cream at the fair. 'ne advtsors served retmlhmentt. The next meellng will be AprU Z3 al 8 p.m. - Brent ~. news reporter . Ml:'l.:tS Rowdies ~ Aptil 8 a! the Parker hOme wt1h one advisOr and CIKhl memben a11encllng. Otfict'ors £11ecled were: pres ldenl 1 Ji m Par k('l': vice president. Trad Casto: sccretary -treasul'l'r, Misty Powell: news rcpor1cr, Chuck P arker; 'recrea tion leader. Mike Parker; health 'and »itlt>t y, Joe Park~ . · ELBERFELDS , . . Bashan otf1(e at992o~. Beth ArbaU:Sh! I'I(.'Ws n!porter. Sprtn~ r.;;;;;;.-............~................~~~.;---.~~----------.;....~;.............~;;;;~~~~~;;~ FRIDAY or reponer. Shant Smlttl. Paula Sword and Ricky Wravcr. Guests were Mrs. Charles Ful!Pr. Mrs. David Smith and Oettnil Nmnan . Reportt'f" Cherie Weaver. Rlk'COOn Vallf'Y 4-H Oub met March z; at Vtnron Town Hall. TOdd Ragan prt'lkkdi and 100 ckovoUons . Officers are, prESident, Todd RagHn; vlcl> pi"\'Sident. Todd Dee!; lJl'Cfl'fary and N."WI rt'p011('f, Cherlc Wt>aver: treasurtr. Dawn Sword: health. Curt BI"'Yffl and ,Jl'ffRarUtf. andBfrckySal«',safety, Advtson arv Johnny and Penile Payne a·nd Rodney and C'a thy J.\lck>rman . Mc mbera: ~~were Ghrl~ Alderman, Ryan Alderman , Brad Burd<'ll. Matt J::astt'r, Bradley FUIIE:f. El17.a· agr(>('d to teU candy fbr 4-H camp. Oub GrangcwUimeetat8p.m.Thursday, ~~;~~~ll~ There will be practice tor '': • McCark_.y, Jared MO(.II"e, Donald Norman, ChristiE> Ratliff, Steve JUtUff, Dru Smith, - RPportrr Ctui1 VIMOn. dbi<."USS('d a l~t ot rro,IEc1.s and dedded to rake lL'f'll ExpJore the Outdoors 0 . They- aUdto~oe Let's ExPior<" the Outdoors lin 19&1. Th(> club Lutheran O!urch. On May 1 ~~ 7 p.m. then? . \!.111 be a workshop by vt>terlnarlan Prte Smith. and blacksmith Tad f'l'et>. at the Ext<.'nslon otnce. - Jdf Arnold, news bclh F'UUct, MJrty Grant, Laura Lively, Tonya Marcurri, Josh McCarley , Ryan Advlsot8 arc Maureen Couch and Amy VInson. Members prespnt were Chadd HamilTon, Todd Hamnton. Chad Johnson. TraU BIIW:'rll 4·H Oub ' met April 8 at VlnSOM' home. Brtlln VIMOP ptt>Sided and Amy VInson k"d drvoUoN. Th!J ~ar's I'TK'eth~ Wl'n" planned and thr membeA awal"dd Wffe E:q>lorPttwOuldoor'!lwast'hrtsV!.neon. Social Security notes , Thursday. June 13, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio saying the plancwashl]acked by the Islamic Jihad to "prove to America that we can hll you anywh('re we want.' ' In Alg!Ns. a U.S. embassy official said the embassy had appealed to the l\lge1ian government to allow the hijacked alrcaft to land In Algiers " for hum anllarla n r~asons." TRAIN OPERATING AGAJN - The Hooking Valley Scenic Railway Is operating again thiH swnmer. A ~pedal ll'aln wW depart from Its tum-of.tht•ccntury railway slallon at F.ullon St. and U.S. !!3 In NeL'IOnvWe aiiiiMln and 2 p.m. on weekends heg!Mlng Sunday through the end of 0~1oher. Two tr.aln rtdL'S wUI he lcatun.'ll, a25·mlle round·trip lhroup East Clayton, Diamond, HuydL'flvlllt• an~ to Lo~an and a shorter, 10 mUc round·trip to Diamond with a stop at the ~·or<..try MlL'<I.'Ilm on the cJUnpus of Hooking Technical (:olk>gc. There was no Immedia te n·· sponse from the governmen t, thr official said, During the tt'nse !KI minutes on the ground at Beh\11 Int~'rna tlonal Airport. the' hijackers - pressing • demands for fuel - lx'al up Initial cxtradit lon proceedi ngs for passen~ers. th fl'atem'<l to ~iliC'd Clarence ButCh<•r, 26, Chest('rhlll , thPm and blow up th<' aircraft. werl' h('!d early Friday morning In On(' of the •·c!caS<'d 1\rnrorlcans, Meigs County Common Pl eas Court .Janl' Porte! '. who L~ In her late 70!<, bclorr Judge:> Charles Knight . said: ·we wei"(' terrlflcd. Thrrr Butcher has be<'n In cu tody In the Wl'r(•fou•·or fi ve hljackrors but I am Meigs County .Ja II slnccSaturdnyon not ve1y sun' on the numtx•rs." · Another relrasro hostage . .10&'· a grand jury Indictment/ or the Octnbcr 191>1 burglmy of the ph in<' SiJbclla. al>;O in hrr late 70s, Richard Flck l"t'SldenC<'. Long sa id I he hijm·kers "forc<'d us to k<'Cp our hcuds down and hands covering Bottom . In cou11 Monday . Butcher ou1' faces. The;· k('pl 1-tinnin g back entered a plea or lnnoccnl to the burglary charge and a $'r.i00 bond und forth . It was sh«•r tc:>rror:· · wns set by ,Judge KnlRht'. BcfOI'<' takln!l off for Algiers. the Butcher was advlS~-'<l Friday by captain of (hi;' ulrcratt told th<' I hecour1 of a wan·on t issued a!(alnst control tdWer: •'•Thry (the hi · · him by !he West VIrginia State .takcers 1are lx'at lng the pa&<;engc•·s · Poi!('C for an armEd roiJix>ry In now and threa tcn lng to kill ·thr Parkersburit. A hearlngdaleof.July paSS('nfll' rs:· Initial extradition proceedings begin 2. 9 a.m ., has be<'n sch<><luled In Meigs County )X''Idlng an ali<'rpPt by West Vli'gtnia to procure extradition . Attorney Steven SIOI)' has be<'n appoint ed by the court to serve as counscl for Butrhrr. In ot her court matters. a hearing du tc of·June 19. 10:30 a.m .. has lx'l'n set In an artlon fil•'!l by the Ohio Dep;1rtment of H<'altha!winst Mary Young, Young's Nursing .Home, Pomeroy. ~rations at the lcrmlnallater this CHARLESTON, W.V. iUPii An Ohio truckln11 firm has canceled month, Henderson said. The chemical company con· Its coni racls wtth Union Carbide and tracted with Leascway for ti!P past plans to lay off about 64 drivers, say four year! to provide tractors and offici~ Is of tiiP chMltcal company. "full service" matntenanC!', lnclud· l..cascway Transportation, which .· 1 tng eteariers and mechanics, said has offiCes In . Ctevelan~ and Mike Llp!ICOmb, a swkesman at 1 Cincinnati , ~rates a truckl!!j! Union Carbide's SOuth Charleston terminal on Union Carbide property plant . just west of tht' chemical manutac· Leaseway also PI'O\Ikled drlvers turcr's Institute plant, said Dick for Union Carbide's tractors, and HPnderson. a Carbldt> spokesman. the nnn's contracts accou nted for The truckl!!j! firm has notified about 00 percmt of 1+Jnlon Car:blde's . Union Carbide that It wlll halt i .. makepa)!TTient sonl~rl:e.amountsof . lhdebJedni•ss: . .· . . . . Ratajc7.ak predlcis ihat f~ rm ·· prlc<'S will fall 2.1 (X' Iff nt more in Ma y. Coff<'C prlC<'s arC' going up beCause of a dam aging h '('(VLP in Brazil . analysts said. IA'ttuce and c<'le1y wr f"(' among the few other food products to Increase in price in May . 'Home State reopens under Hunter S&Ls By Unll<'d Pn."'' lnwmutlonal $.';:10 million in deposit s ha,·r lx~ ·n Some 7~.!ro depositors who hav(' · huzr•n tor marc: than th f('(' months. On May 21. deposl1ors· aln'"' to had theh· money frozen In Hom!' State Savings bank offices sine<' their mone.v fina lly Sl.'('med certain when the l~lslatUI"t' approved lh<• March~ will tx>abl<' to ll'mov!'th()S(', funds beginning toda y-If they so sale of Homt' Stale. deslrr . · And when It SI:'C'med assunxl that The savlnJ!' and loo n offices will glanl Chemlca t· Nrw York Corp., OC' opming tOday ..under · new would lx' ttl<' wlnn<'r , a long camr ownership. Home State closed after HuniC'r Savings AsS()Clation. a a 1\ln ondt•poslts predpll ated a state ·SUbsidiary or 1\m<'rlcan Financial Corp .. In ttl<' final hours to takl' the savinl!' and loan crisis. The ·crisis led Gov. Richard F. propc•rti('S U\\'a;o fi'Om the New York Cetestr to temporarily close the firm. , Hunt er ~1\ · ings, th(' subsid ia l")' or state's 6R other prlvut('IY insurro AFC. thC'n nnnoun cro on .Jun(' II it savi ngs and loons. All but a handful of thos<• thrift s woutd s('ll its !II Columbus branches m-r tully rropenro and partial to Amcr!Trust Corp: of CI!'Ve!and for $6.'n million. OCC<'S ' 10 fund s Is available for Ame1iTrust offic ials""' theywtll d!•positors of the eight that stili awa It ~out of I heir way to makc• roughly Federal &!vlngs and Loon Insu· 6,<XXl d!'poslturs in Crntra l Ohio h·l rant'\' C"orp. t"t'l'tlficates. as comfortable as possible• with lh<' But today, thC' focus Is on thr new bank. fOimt•r HomeSta te branches where ' cunmltrnenf br th<' scllools and b.V thP communllltes t~y II'I'VI:'," Waller said. "OIIli, ICbool and c;ommuntty ~~:'~cbs tllltMW durlnR the' past yc.>er til<' Trucking finri announces layoffs • to rebound . Price anai)·st Dorothea Otte or GEOrgia Statc University says gasoline prl~es incr:<>ased In May but therlscwas llkcly·antlcipatedbythe department 's scasonal adjustmenr process. .. Meat . prices keep . droppin~.... ;Que said .. ''Tht:'n'.are lower ff'('Jk , . prlces cbl!(ger twrds and more mcil1 .· . , comlngtomarkl.'t.'•Otteworkswlth the unl verslty•s price forecastinR project directed bv econom ist Donald Ratajczak. Food pri(.'('S dropped a full I perc<'nt at th<' wholesale rrvel in April and 0.2 pi'rC!'rlt al thl' relall leveL While good nC'Ws for consume1·s. Ihe Nos ion In prices Is !•spcclallv bad news for farmers. mahy of whom are d~J.X'ra!('IY tryl ~g tp . hauling. 1\velve truckers werr laid off last week. Lipscomb said thr other 52 will be termina ted when the coni ract ends. He said the .lobs of the cleaners and other employees a! the terminal should not be affE'Cted beCause Union Carbide wUI con· tlnue to usc the facility for Its other lululers. • Henderson said Union Carbide will usc other Kanawha Valley truckliiiJ operations to Oil the void left by Leascway's canc<'llatlon . ..... to tlr"Ov~. the brst II lblt ~IliOn In tll.'ir M• c.'liiiiiiiWiltles .•. 'nit Loeat blslrtct . 8JIInl rl Edute!IOII II tltr ~ . . . . . . "' the ICitool yoot· • llf •• l'ftlllutltlll praclalm~ II& s-tad -.wl:ftl AIIIUIIf, tt8t IIIII hq!M1, t!Biai the Jlfttrd of •..,..,.. Yau l'nd OhiO tioollt Parlll .. r• Bulldlnrc bl:t.tk.'f''. . . ' . �Friday. June 1 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-Mi\SON i\REi\ ROBERT L. WINGETT .P ublisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller DALE ROTHGEB, ,JR. News Editor LETTERS Of' OPINION arl' wclromC'. Thl.'v should IX' lt'SS tha n 300 words lon~ .:AII J(>tter s arf' s~:~bj £'c lto. ed !t! ng and mu st tX- s l~ned with name. addr('SS and telephone numbt>r. N o un sl~nN il•tt ers will bf' publlshf"'.'' . Let1er·s shou ld be In Rood tas te, addresslnR lssuf;'s , nor per sonalit ies. • k Redistricting thlc et Page-2- The Daily S!!ntinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohi!J Friday, June 14. 1985 Plain brown Wrapper______J_os.....:ep_h_S....,...ob_ra_n. lty Is said to be detemrtned by objective behavior; In the other. by an empty statement of Intent. Even supposing the state should be neutral on these matters, substdlzlng the thing isn't neutrality: it's outright promotion. AI the same time, Mayor Koch has Issued a ga,v rights order that will cut aff funds lor social services administered by the Catholic archdiOCI'se of New York, unless thE' a rchdiOCI'se complies In a way that Cardinal John O'Connor insists would compromise Catholc moral standards. I don't happen to think, by the way, that the taxpayer should have to pay for Catholk charities, worthy thOugh they are. · But I marvel that Mayor Koch can say his policies aren't prohomosexual. They are evlden.tly just bad. · Go back 20 years . il somrone had told you that by 1985 the city would be giving money to either religious -~<.:.~.,_:::.!/:WA274Uiif='k~~~·:#1W!JI!" schools or homosexual schools, . .. ...... .. , .. . .. · . · · · · which would you have guessed . ; :_· ~ _-. .. would be getting the money? , , :.~ . CL(II:II Common Sf'nse would have told . 'f! \' . ·;1 ~~~ you the religious schools. Only an ,Jr.;;iliiiiP.Jil l\«''¥ ~~!i•jiiW~~\ "~I! absurd extrapolatlo_n from cur_rent ·~ ·'·' -,~ h Q.¥;1(!. ,,i, 111 ,1, liberal trends wo~ld have yielded the correct answer. but you probabl;( wouldn't have been crazy enough to make it. · A school for homosexuals? Don't ,be silly! This sort of thing comes as a shock, but not a surprise. By now we have gotten used to the weird logic of it all. Secularization has become such a sovereign principle that even some religions are secularizing themselves; The Episcopal Church here in Washington · has just ordained as a deacon a woman whose husband runs two abortion mills. It's fruitlul to meditate on tbe new uses of the word "neutrality." Current st~ndards of neutrality seem to guarantee that In any contact between traditional and ."new" morality. the same side will always • wtn. And the, First . .Amend. . ment; which was :suppOsed ·to · · protect religion, has become an instrument of discrimination against religion . WASffi NGTON -About at years tw1ns: Now we ha vp abortion on School, In honor of the noted ago. . proponents of legal porno- demand. martyr. graphy ha d an argume nt that went · ·And it hasn't stopped wtth · 1 won't dwell here on the serious like this: " So what II an adult wants "choice." A news story recently question of whether the city Is to took"a t the stuff in Ihe privacy or told of malpractice suits involving. acting criminally In helping conhis own hme? What harm dqes it do, for example, a doctor who failed to firm kJds In an aberration they if he keeps It to himself?" detect a birth defeet in an unborn might otherwlse outgrow. The only !I sounded so reasonable a t the child and to recomme~dabortlnglt . point I want to ma~e for the tim('. But somehow we went from In stead of remaining a marginally moment is tha t city officia ls, the plain brown wra pper phase to a tolerated practice, aswewereledto Including May0r E<!ward Koch, are veJ:il able renaissan ce of smut . The beliPve. abortion has worked Its Insisting thai gtvtng thOusands of newsstanQs. the movies, even way Into the legal and social fabric. dollars to this peculiar educational ptime-tlme TV proclaim the triAnother instance: homosexual- Institution doesn't constitute official umph of the cultural pimps who . ity. We were toid, at first. we were . approval of homosexuality . ha.ve capit alized on the arguments only being asked to tolerate It It's a familiar tenet of liberalism of the shyste r int ellectuals. legally, In private, between con- that the state can 't give oney to a' Moral: No matter what they say, senting adults. Then came gay religious school without fatally the s.tuff neyer stays in the plain rights, Cay Pride weeks, 'and other compromising Its neutrality on bmwn wrapper. It leaks out and parodies of liberal trendlness. The religion. And yet the city oi New infects everything. latest elaboration of the progressive York can give money to a school Take the parallel case of abor- integration of sodomy into the that abets homosexual behavior lor lion. Not long ago they were saying culture Is the revelation that the city young people. and claim to be we should legalize II for the hardest of New York bas been funding a preserving neutrality on hOmosexu case- the 12-year-old raped by her s pecial high school for homosexual alitY· ~Y means of a merely verbal father a nd carrying deformed youths. It 's called Harvey Milk disclaimer. In the one case neutral- · The U.S. Supreme Court Is poised to plunge into the depths of a "political thicket " it scrupulously avoided until the early 1960s and has only tentatively explored since then. "Courts ought not to enter this politic al thicket, " SupremP Court Justice F elix Frankfurter argued when the high trlbunairefused in 1946 to become entangled in a congressional redistricting dispute. Until now, thP SupremP Com1 has not been willing to consider the partisan ramifications of reapportionment- the use of redistrictin g by t.he party in control of a state legislature to protect, promote and perpetuat e its P.,iitical powPr at the expense of the opposition party. That's about to change. however, because the court has decided that when it begins a new term nPxl autumn it will hrai· argumpnts in a case in which Indiana Democrats allege that they were the political victims of the J98! Republic-controlled redistricting or the state legislature. In 1962 the court abandoned its traditional timidity on redistricting and issued <1 landmark ruling that irrevocably established the federal courts' jurisdic tion over legal complaints against matapportioned state legislatures. In a n equally significant 1%1 ruling. the l<Jurt ('Xtended that jurisdiction 10 include congressional districtlng and held that "one man's vote is to be }vQrth.as much as anothPr's." • · ln a dozen subsequent cases, the court has ruled tha t legislative and eoogressional dls(ricts . must bP compact and contiguous. and that jJoliticla ns who construct th('m must sttiv<> for precise mathematical ('{)ualily in th(' population of the districts . • In the new case. a special three-judge panel, sitting in U.S. Dls ttict Com1 In Indianapolis. ruled late last year that the Republicans' "political gerrymandering" of legislative distr!cJs violated the Democrats' tQ11stitutionat rights. . . . . .... •.. Th~r-" was amj)l(' evid~n.ce ·to sUppOrt that .conclusion/ All of" the .rt.itisttictlng decisions were made by a Joilit House:Senate com)'Tlittee of )tie Indiana IPgislature whose voting membership was limited to ·Republicans. (Democrts W('re relegated to the role of powerless ·:advisers." ) ' , Indiana 's Republican State Committee paid $250,000 for · the· sophisticated computer hardware and software used to fashion the new 'districts. [)('mocratic ·tegislators and a ll members of the public were ~enled access to that equipment and information until the Republican plan ~--------------------~---·was unveiled only two days bPIore the end ol the legislative session. WASIDNGTON- In the 40years Strategic Air Command general ai ' the serious hundreds and even thOusands more should not obscure Th(' Republicans were remarkably candid about th('lr intensions. "We since the first atomic bomb exa closed session of the . Senate nuclear warheads In this country purpose or the book: to give the wanted to save as many Republicans as possible," e~plalned one GOP ploded ln the New Mexico desert, Anned Services Committee. Acarid abroad. ' public enough !acts for an informed t~gistator. " I don't make goals for the opposite team," proclaimed another. _,the _world has rushed headlong cording to the transcript, classified We doubt that eve.n the experts of · deh<\te. · To"attaln t·helr objections, the Republica ns produced a redistricting • dOwn_the path of nuclear prolifera- .' · ~secret," he made the obligatory the Stratelitc Afr •Command·. tJi With a mlnfmu.rn ·o.f rhetoric an~ _;iTia_p th!'t ignored the-coJlcept oftmifying comr:nunit"" sharing c:ommon. )Ion,·. So far, the P9SsegsiO!l. -<Jf . b()w to "the complex intf.'l'actlon of . alone ' President ·Reagan and his a 'r:naxtmurn olmtnd:numbt~g facts . i'meresis. blatantly .disregarded existing polltlcal "boundarles-"(It divided nuclear weapo~ · by five. -major many · elements" that · add up to -a<Msers, ha've a ·clear idea of jusi and flg\lres ; tilt> book-sets out to·llst · :JRdlana's COUnti('S no fewer than 73 times) and was replete Wlfh powers has acted as a successful deterrence, but then said how extensive the world's nuclear every nuclear warhE'ad and every ~~tesquely shaped districts. deterrent. ominously: . arsenal has become. A fresh facility related to _tbe production Und('r the Republican seheme, the 100 members ol Indiana's House But the possibility is growing that "However should deterrence lall picture is presented In a new book, and deployment of nuclear weaare .. tected from a bizarre mixture of 61 single-member districts, nine the nuclear arsenal is getting out of between str~tegic 'nuclear-powers, "NUclear Battlefields: · Global · twO:.memrer districts and seven three-member districts. Those pons. Though the amount of control. Familiarity seems to have all but one of these factors become Links in the Arms Ract"," by : multi-member districts were carefully constructed to dilute the electoral classified Information on Soviet bred contempt for the consequen- Irrelevant: andwemustthen ·lookto Willlam Arkin and Richard nukes is impressive, thP authors :P'lwer of [)('mocrats in th(' state's largest cities. the ultimate measure of merit: raw ces of a nuclear exchange; officials Fieldhouse. - • Thus. almost 47 percPnt of the voters ol Marlon County (Indianapolis I In Washington - and presumably can be faulted lor inadequate military power." The book is sure to create an and Allen County (Fort Wayne! are Identifiable as [)('mocrats, ~ut their treatment of other Solder areas, in the other nuclear-power capitals The general then proceeded, uproar In Congress and the Penparty controls only 14 percent of the House seats representing those such as clvllllefense. Nor is there - are thlnkJ~g what was once through 41 pages of testimony, to tagon, and wilt probably touch off any mention of Israel's nuclear . countiE"s. . called the unthmkable. · plead the case for deploy1ng anti-n)Jclear demonstrations and an arsenal. • Rural voters do not fare much better because soine districts spr~wt . Consider the testimony ol a top . FBI investigation. But thE' furor · across portions - but not aU - olfour. five or six counties to accommodate Republican legislators desperately seeking "safe" political venues to ensure r <:'-ele<'tion. I' U.S. nuclear locations .. . ]ack.Anderson & Dale VanAtta The next .wave _________;_~_ There'a . a new movement On American college campuses, and it's anracting·SQme oft he brightest students. They are being trained in organizational a nd propaganda techniques. and when they graduate some or them take up positions whPre their decisions affect thE' lives of mlttions. Today, this mov<>ment's youthful alumni serve as special a ssistants to President Ronald Reagan, work as speech writers to Reagan and Vice President George Bus h, sit at the right hand or Attorney General Edwin Meese, and occupy other sensitive but low-profile govemm('nl ,jobs. This movement contains a strong strain of racism. It opposes the current antl.-apartheld demonstrations that typify student activism today and II supports the administration's attacks on affirmative action, women and minorities. The movement has tried to make white men a protected minority and has helped marshal public opinion and government legal assistance for those whose privileges are threatened by equal competition with women and blacks. ;; Today is Friday, June 14, thE' 165th day of 1~ with to follow. It believes the New Deal. Great Today is Flag Day. ' • Society and New Frontier were •' . The moon is approaching its new phase. failures, which actually reversed ' " The morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. their goals: creating instead of The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. fighting poverty, spreading rather '' 'I'hose born on this d~te are under the sign d. Gemini. They inciiJI)e than diminishing dependency. • Jlan1ett Beecher Stowe. author of "Uncle :rom·s Cabin," in 1811· This movement sees the world • Wisconsin Gov. Robert La Follette in 1855; actress Dorotny McGuire~ dlvlded into slave states dominated - 1919 (age 66); revolutionary Emesto "Che" Guevara in 1928, and author by the Soviet Union. dupe states •• Jerzy Koslnsld ("Being There") in 1933 (age 52). will) no Ideology but fear, and thE' · . On this date In hlatory: Uni.ted States. In 1775, 'the U.S. Anny was founded. Congress authorized the And - most disturbingly - this recruitment of 10 companies of riflemen to serve one year. movement Is secretly funded' by a ·: In l'm, the "Star and Sbipes" became the national flag. nearly invisible network of corpo·: 1n 1973, Jeb Stuart Magruder; an _aide to President Richard Nixon, . rate loundations, harmless sound• testUied that he, John Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman and John bean were Ing "institutes" and academic • lnwlved In the Watergate bugging and subsequent cover-up attempt. institutions directed by thE' ~althy . leadership of today's right wing and a collection of conservatives closely aligned with the Reagan administration. This movement is the next wave of American conservatism. and its members are getting rehdy to take the place of their elders In directing o~r lives. This lnftitration Into American and Canadian student life Is detailed In the spring 1985 Issue of Interchange Report , the journal of a Washington, D.C .. clearinghouse that monitors the activities of the AmeriCan right wing. The report details how established conservatives, like Richard Nixon's Secretary of the Treasury William E . Simon and Joseph Coors, the longtime bankroller ·of right-wing causes, hav<> helped start 100 new conservative campus newspapers. Other organizations provide these papers with canned opinion pieces and other editorial filler that r~ect the agenda of the right, and offer training In journal, Ism skills to thE'lr editors and managers. Training In "' political technology" Js provided .fqr still other students, who team bow a committed conservatlv~ minority ' can overcome a progressive bill apathetic majority to win student-body elections today, and school-board and city-council elecflons tomorrow. · It Is difficult to 'Imagine a movement more successful than the 'Ills revival of extreme conservatism. But many conservatives consider their agenda unfulfilled and the Reagan victories of 1!111! and 1984 ephemeral. subJect to Instant reversal unless coii8Crvaitves are established permanently · . In the public bureaucracy - state, . Today in history . :m . pfo! . • ' . ' ' "I local and federal - and a n~w generation ol conservative thinkers ·and activists arc nurtured to maturity. An unregulatPd mark('! place and a workplace free from civil rights and safety restrictions deemed " harmful to profit" a"' among -the alms· ol this movement. as Is a confrontational foreign policy. I( thPy succeed, the Imaginary America that Ronald Reagan sees - a land of wealthy white men whose good Intentions provide ___:l:..=u=lia=n-=B.::..:on..:;::._d charity to the walking wounded of the capiWIIsl system a nd w-hose profits will some day, somehow trickle down - witt. become reality. Today., they run 1011 college newspapers and a few sit next to powerful men. If their movement prevails. they will write and make the news and witt be powerful men themselves some day. And thev won't sit, next to anyonP. Instead, they'll sit on you and me. a Berry~s World L 11 ~h inning rally gives Reds 9-2 win ATLANTA !UPJ) ~ Pitcher Stew Shields . who gaVP up only one hit in eight innings, wa• philosophica l a bout theAtianta Braves' 9-21oss Thursday night to thP Cincinnati R eds. "Sometimes you 're going to go out a nd throw the ball well and maybe you don't get any runs," Shields sa id . "Then tiext time you go out ' you don't throw the bail wetland you Qnd up wit h a win.Tha t's thr way the · game Is. It all equals out." II didn't aqua tout fort he Braves In the lith inning. Eddie Milner's one-out single in the lith scored ·Dave Concepcion and Ignited a seveit-run rampage by the Reds. "We needed that because we had been scoring .runs early at home and couldn't score them late in thpgame when we needed thE'm," said Reds left fielder Gary Redus, who smacked · a two-run single that capped Cincinnati's 11th lnnlng outburst. "We just need to 1.\ust out and score alot ofninsand thl s might help us," Redus said. The Reds. whose only score ent~ring the .lith was a two-run homer by Dave Parker, sent 12 men to the plate and had seven hits in the innin~ . Concepcion led o!fwilhasln~~:le off Cavaliers . deal close AKRON. Ohio (UPI) - The CIPV('land Cavaliers are clOse to <;<mpletlng a trade that will send , veteran g)la rd World B. Free to San Antonio lor vetpran guard George Gervin, a newspaper reported Thursday. The Akro n Beacon Journal cited uMamed · NBA sources as sa ying Ciev('land will send F ree, guardforward Ron Anderson and their first -round draft pick (9th overall) to San Antonio. In return . the Ca vs would r('C('ivc Gervin, point guard Johnny MOOI'(' ·and the Spurs' f[fst-round draft pick !14th overall ). Cavs' spokesman Ha rveyGrff'nc said general manager Harry Welt; man 's policy is to "decline comment on trade rumors." The newspaper said three league sources said -the deal is " more subst antive then speculative." Sources sa id Ihe Spurs planned to play Ba rberton. Ohio, native Alvi11 _ Robertson inst('ad of Gervin nex] season, and wanted a be"r r first-round pick in order to S<'CUI'{' . power forwa rd . Moore, however, is a free agent and the Spurs must re-sign him before hr can be traded . Free averaged 22.5 polnt s last season. 15th best in the NBA. Gervin, nicknamed the " Iceman ," averaged 21.2 points , the lowes! since his rookJc season of 1972-73 with Virginia of the Ame rican Basketball Associa Uon. Moore averaged 12.8 point s and · 9.9 assists. Anderson, whose rookie season was limited sho11 by a stress fracture in his leg, av('raged 5.8 point s. reliever Gene Garber, 1-3, and moved up oti Redus' sacrifice. Milner then delivered a single to score Concepcion. After Pete Rose walked to knock out Garber, P a rker greeted reliever Dave Schuler With an infield single to load the bases. -Dave Van Gorder then singled to right for one run, and. Ron Oester followed with a n RBI single. Nick Esas kywalked tolorce in a r un. John Franco, who pitched two Innings .to earn the victory, produced a run-scoring infield s ingle. With the bases still loaded , Redus drove In two runs with a single to left field. The Braves tied thE' scdre at 2-2 in the eighth off · Jay Tibbs. Glenn Hubbard led off by reaching base on an error by shortstop Tom Foley, went "to second on a sacrifice by Larry Owen and scored one out later on a stngle by Cia udell Washington. Cincinnati took 2-0 lead in the fourth off Shields. Redus Jedoffwilh a walk, stole second and went to third on a groundout by Milner. Two outs later, Parker ripped an0-1pitch ov('r the right field (('nee for his lOth hOmerun. . Atlanta got a run back In the fifth off Tibbs. Ken Oberkfetl slngled and moved to third on a pair of wild pitches by Tibbs. Oberk1etl scored on Hubbard's Infield single. a a Padres stop Giants; Mets, Cubs defeated By MIKE TULLY Kennedy lifted an RBI sacrifice fly . · . The Padres ran thPirmarginto3-0 UPINatlonal Ba..ehaU Writer The San Francisco Giants would in th(' sixth when Carmelo Martinez love to knock down Dick Williams' ripped his ninth home run of the theory . They'd probably just swing season:· a nd mi• s. though. . In other games. Philadelphia beat Williams, managrr or the $an New York 5-4, Montreal downed Diego Padres, h"a s tiled the Giants Chicago 9-7, St. Louis edged with a comment that his team, Pittsburgh 2-1 and Clnclnnatl outwhich is leading the NL West, fea rs lasted Atlanta 9-2. everyone in the division except San PhiiUes 5, Mets 4 Fmncisco. At Philadelphia, Glenn Wilson hit "We haven't given him any a two-run homer witil two out in the reason to . wony about . us yet,': .··_eighth to lead thE' Phillles, ThC' catcher Bob BrenlY said Thursday : : hOmerfoilOWf'\1-awalktoVonHayes . ~:~~~t~f!~~~~:;,~~ce:,:s~~:,:.-0 ~~~:::~~~J~=~~J~f~~~ " S31 JACKSON PIKE · RT.35 WEST Phor1* 'IWO RUN SHOT - Dave -Parker (right) greets Gary Redus at home plate Thursday night with a E . . .. :, .:. " . . . . . . . .. '. .·. ·. rtors continue ·to plague-: Franco Dave DraVI'CkY combined with e1ghth. Shane Rawley, who took Goose Gossage a six -hitter, over in the eighth lor Philadelphia, handing out more indignity to a Improved his record to 5-5. CLEVELAND (UP I) - There team that has suffered quite a bit . Expos 9, Cuhs7 · are 20 reasons Cleveland short stop At Montreat. Andre ~awson, Ju)ioFrancohas been benched a sol a lready. The Giants have been shut · out nine times this seaso)l and have Terry Francona and Huble Brooks tate. scored six runs in their last 82 drove m two runs each to lead the One isa slightly puUedhamstrln~. " innln~s . · E _ xpos. Bryn Smith, 7-2._work_ed71-3 The other 19 are errors. " in d red ht hi J 11 ' mn gsan scattp e1g Is. e "I figurep some rest might help Dravecky, 5-4, allowed six hits In seven innings and was supported by ,Reardon, the fourth Montreal Julio both physically and mentally," three of the four PadrE's double _ pitcher, got the last out . for h!s In(iians manager Pat Corrales said . play~. Gossage: Ri.cked up._his 14th major-league_ iea<;I_I1Jg . 19th_ save: , didn 't sit him-doWn" becau'se he saveofthey('ar.'J'heloSswi:-ri_t to Bill· . Steve"Trout f('ll.to6-2. ,,. · · ·,· · · . ' ·was·a tittle bil i~te for a p~actice.' . 2 1 Laskey, who gave up eight hits and Cardinals • Pirates "The rainouts (Tuesday ~nd three runs over six innings a s his At Pittsburgh, Jack Clark and Wednesdaynights)wiJihelphim,a s record lei! 10 1-7. Tito Landrum knocked a solo home wei! the day off today (Thursday )." Fra nco, who~illcommit55errors San Diego forged a 2-0 lead in the run and ~n RBI double to help glv(' third off Laskey. Dt·avecky opened St. Louis John Tudor, 4-7, his first ar this pace, used the free lime to with a leadoff ·infield single . Tony victory agatru:t his old teammates. check out his equipment . Gwvnn doubled off (he centN field • Afterd8 2-3innmgs, Jeff Lahti came "I oiled two olmy gloves, ""he said. · k '!"ere they 1usty'! lcncP 10 pill tunners,.at second and 1nan s1rue out 1onner teammate third. George Hendrick for thE' final out "The gloves are OK, " he r eplied. Stew Garvey followed with a and his fourth save. Larry McWilll- " I'm kind of rusty." run-scoring single and Terry · ams, 3-5, was taggro with the loss. Franco has not sta rtE;d sincp <We· ot52• hlUidshake after Parker brOke 11P Steve Shields' no-hit bid with a two run fourth lnnlng hOmer . UPI . •· ·on Sunday, and club scuttlebutt had it ·tha t tat"diness rather than a sore hamstring was the reason. "Julio really wasn't tate for a practice," Corrales said . "· I would've jumped all over him if he w~~rc are two reasons he sa l out _his hamstring and his errors.'' .,·_ .F ranco said Thur,sday that hisl~ft ·. hamstlin{ ·feels mucli better.",' . . · "I got ·to resf for four days or so. and there's not so much stillness now," he said. "I'm ready ... .But Is Bert Blyleven also ready? The veteran right-banders alms lor his 200th victory tonight as ClcvPland opens a four-gam<;> .sen.es wtt. h Oakland . r Both Blyleven's milestone attempt and thE' concerted effort s ol the Indians 10 trade him have been tilwat·ted by ralnouts. . " I know J'm going to be traded soon, so they might as we i! do it now," he said. "I'd rathe r go to the Wb t Coast or to a contender:: Biyleven's contract 1uns out following the 1986 season.. . and ht> previously has indicated his wish to people told me it went in ." be traded . "It bett('r not rain tomorrow Chen. who at 5-loot-10 and 140 (today),'' Bly lev<'ll said. " I Hon't pounds looks more like a caddy than want to disappoint all fh(' scouts who a contestant , followed his double a ll' nere wallinJ.: to re-analyze eagle with a 4-loot birdie putt on thC' Blyleven faces Oakland's Bill par-3 third hole to go 4-under and a Kruegerboth pitchers are 4-6. 5-foot birdie putt on the sl~t h made Biyleven sotlt two decisions with him 5-under. . • Hebogeyedthe seventh,mlssinga the A'slast year, while Krueger w as long par putt , got a 12-foot bird on 12 1-0over the Indians. Cleveland took the 1984 series but bogeyed the l 3thandl5thtofalla between the two clubs by a 7-5 shot behind the already finished m argin . Couples. . · ·'r CASEY'S RT. 62 NORTH PT. PLEASANT SUNDAY, JUNE 16 8 P.M•. WITH THE . . :;.· , -CO-ASTERS A world renowned group that hUd such hit! o~ uAiong Come Jones", "Poison lwy", "Seouhing", "Etl." in the 6Ch. DREAMERZ IS BACK F~IDAY & SATURDAY Double eagle provides Chen with lead in U.S.' 9p~n event BIRMINGHAM. Micl>. iUPII Tze-Chung Chen's double ~agle ~ first In U.S. 0jX'n hi~ tory- sent him soaring 10 a 5-under-par 6.'i and lilted him to a onNhOI lead going into today's S<'COnd round of thE' tournament. After swooping through the par-o 2nd hole in two shots, Chen of Taiwan almost let his lead"slip away with two bogeys on the back nine ol the 6,996-ym·d Oakland Hills courS<'. onlv to coax in a 3-footer on the 18th hair to go one stroke up on Fred Couples. 1 Tied for third at 1-under ti9 arc Tom KIIP, Mike Reid . Andy Bean, JaY Haas and Rick Fehr . . Eight golfers are at even par, fivP shot s behind Chen. including Craig StudiPr. Payne StE'wart, Lann~ Wadkins, Andy North and Bill Glasson. The int('nslvely competitive, course record-equalling f011nd others were by George Archer in the 1964 Carllng Open and David Graham in wlnnlng the 1979 PGAbegan wht>n Chen pulled a 3-wood from his bag alter his drive on the 527-yard second hole. "I hit a perfect drive, " Chen said. "It was 235 yards to the edge of thE' greC'n and 255 yards to the pin. I hit a perfect 3-wood. The ball W('nl straight for the pin. "I heard someofthe cmwd,' ' said C'hm, a tour semi-regular has won the Kor..an Open and Japan Open within the last two months. "So I knew thP ball was pretty close. When 1 walked up to thc green, two me." 1978 Chrvsler Cordoba ..........".. $1695 Auto,, PB. PS. Good condition. Red in color. • 19 78 LTD ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S16 9 4 Dr. Auto., PB, PS. s 1980 Citation............................ $2295 . $ 1977 Ford Pinto ....................... 1295 Automatic. 89 1977 Mercury Bobcat ............... S1095 2 Door, 4 speed , EveryMettreee a IIOx Bprlngl • ... _. Yaur dDp wilt lit reelly _IMWin' el top IPMCI tot HMrty ...lllfh ~,.. nutrtl~ Cllunkl _ contllnlllll a '-'1 21,. protein oon11111 _to ........,. ....._,,............ ......... 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Mrr ( 111 Am11tun iA.Il'\1<'- Mnllincl\ ~' lkldut :'1.: ' ami Mun,t \ lkl ll t! 1\ilnsk;\ l\llnn and luhnsun Tf'>: .Jil -1-1 nn~ !>Wok'll DttN'!I ' '\u T!nn;o l I A 1g1.11 - ( uiNTl olll ~ II II :>.t.c , , S ri ~. Lopt-s (' hill r.lat.ldC'n Sl: ~~~ IJI•t niN <lit Md Hrdu:-. (In 1!1 ,\rtw' l k iln IA al'lW - Pf•TII" Cu! l 11 ll m<l!r~>n 1\ \ {.!1'\ 11!' c:.t tl-la 21 (oiH.n!t. O I~ .t ndllut l \1 .mdMt.Nhl 1 1 11\~ DETERMINED Ef'FbRT - Voun1 ,Jeremy DIU, a i:;~ student at Racine Elem<'Rtary, was the overaU winner In the hn:twJ.Iun•p tn lliJ grades with a winning mark t>f nine feet ln the school's annual field • tlay events. The event was l!laged by !i<!hool employees, Gary Norris, 11m! :Tom Wolfe. BALTIMORE (UP!) - Earl Weaver, who did mt attend Weaver returns to the Orioles' Thursday's announcement , has dugout tOday - a familiar stght for scheduled a nEWs conference tOday fans who watched him steer the at Memorial Stadium. team for 15 years. Altobelli guided the Orioles to a Weaver was officially recalled as the Ortoles managerThursday.less World Series victory in 1983, but the than than 2¥., years after hi' club slumped to fifth place In the AL announced his retirement from East last year and is currently Ill four!~ place, seven games behind baseball. · Toronto. Club owner Edward Bennett "WearesoFry about relieving Joe Williams, disappointed with his Altobelli," said Orioles general team's play, persuaded Weaver to return hoping he stUI has the · manager Hank Peters "It was a lormula for success that made him difficult decision, but we did not like one of baseball's wlnnlngest manag- the direction in which theclubseems ers durmg hts 15-year tour at the to be headed and dleclded thllt a change was necessary , . helmoftheOnoles "At the same tune, we !!'It that Weaver replaces Joe Altobelli, the man who replaced htm as manager Earl - wlth his knowledge of the club, of the organlza lion and most of tn 1983. RACINE- The Racine Elem~n­ tary School recently concluded Its 1985 school year wtlh Its annual track and field day events, conducted by the Racine Elementary school employees, Gary Noms, and Tom Wolfe. Listed below are the wmners First Grade Girls- The overall winner was Jyl Mathews who won the Frisbee toss, 100 yard dash and crab race: Second - Lisa Wilson , Third-Michelle Jotinson,Four!h-Jonna Manuel, and ,Fifth _Danyt>l ~1111 . · First Grade Boys .::... First place· went to Mike O'Neil who won the 100 yard dash,Bear claw, and Backward race Se<.-ond was Charles McKinney,Thtrd -Paul lhle,FourthShaun Dalley,and Ftfth-Chns Gllbnde B.J Ervin was the 50 yard dash wlnnl'r with Ryan O'Neil first in the Fnsbee loss , Second Grade Girls - Ftrsl placi.'- Amy Olinger, wmner of the sack race, 50 ya rd dash,shuttle run ,and Egg & spoon race. SecondShenT Fredericks, Thlrd-Kendra Norris,Fourlh-Peggy Caruthers, Fifth Enca Duganand Faith Rose. Jenny Carpentl'r was the Beare law racewinner. ' Second Grade Boys-First placeScott Grace, winner of the Sack race, 100 yard dash, Egg & Spoon race, Crab race, and Backwards racp. Second-Gran! · Clrcle,Thlrd• Deem, Fourth-Aaron Ho,Jason back, and Ftfth, Jason Ervin. Thtrd GradeGirls-Ftrst Place tie Marcy Math~ws and Tabatha Willford. Mathews won the Sack Race, Shuttle run,and Backward race, while Willford won the 50 yard dash.lOO yard dash, crab race and Bearclaw Second-Raschel Rowe,Thlrd -Rita Rose,Fourth Rebecca Stobart ,Fifth-Stephanie Olinger. Heather Smith was the winner of the Frisbee Toss. Third prade Boys-First placeRoberi Reiber, winneroftheShuttle run, and Egg & Spoon race.Secondl<elly Hensler,Thlrd Freddte Matson,Fourt!rChris Brown, and Michael Van Metl'r, fifth ' Fourth Grade Girls-First placeMegan Wolfe, winner of the 50 yard dash,100 yard dash,Bearclaw race.Secbnd Jodi Cummins,ThlrdNikki lhle,Fourth-Jenny Pickens, and Fifth-Michelle Caruthers. .Fburth Grade Boys-FirSt placeEddie ·sawyers; winner of softball · throw,shuttle run,bearclaw,and 440 S!'cond-Jeremy Dlli,ThlrdDavld Deem, Fourth-Joey Hensler. Fifth-TOdd Grace. David Smith was ftrst in the Soccer Kick and Jeremy < 1 ~~ :~~~~~~!¥'st Jump overall in Fifth Grade Girls-First Place, Annie Amos, winner in l'lght of len even ts w1th a score of 44 po1nts to scor~ more than any other partie!pant in Track & Field Day.SecondHetdt Snyder, Third Michelle Brown, Fou rt h - F randy Roush,Fifth-Kellle Ervin. Emily Shain was first m the soccer kick. Fifth Grade Boys-First Place · David lhle, winner of the 50 yard dash, and broadjump Second-Andy , Hill, Thtrd-Chad Granen,Fourth· Shane Circle,Fifth-Mark Brown,Todd Harrison, Trevor Petr£'1Mark Theiss was first in thl' soccer kick and Mlchae!Russell was first in thl'softball throw. Sixth Grade Girts - Ftrs!'placeKristt Imboden, winner of Softball throw,Broadjump,and 440 Imboden was second in all of herevents. Seeond-ShPlly Wlnl'brmnl'r, ThlrdMayla Yoacham, Fourth-Jenrufer Smith and Jan Wtlllams, FifthShannon Counts. Jenriy Damron was first In the Egg & Spoon Race. Sixth Grade Boys - First placeRoy Johnson, winner of the sack race, 50 yard dash, Softball throw, flXl yard dash, atllj' 440. second Jal'rod Circle, Thii:tJ-Shaun B,aker .. Fourth-John Hoback, Flfth-Arrue Dugan and John Amos JasonCtrcle was first In the soccer kick and football throw. Baltimore, Fred Lynn smashed a two-run homer and Cal Rlpken Jr. added a pair of run-scoring doubles to help the Orioles snap a five-game losinll streak. They were managed by Cal Rlpken Sr In the absence of Earl Weaver, who returns as skipper tonight . GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, . OH. Phone 992 2976 SPRING & SUNil HOURS MON.• fRI. 9 TO 5 SAT. 9 TO 1 The Daily Sentinel ll.JSP!l' 115-1601 ol MuiUmbila, Inc. PublishC'd f'vC'rv afternoon Monda y rhrouRh Frida v. tit Court St. P o mt.>roy, Ohio, by lht> Ohio VaiiPy Pub lishinR Compal'l y 'Multim(>d ia, Inc , Pomt'r oy Ohio 4576q Ph 992-1156 Se· C'Ond class po!';I<~~P paid ar Pomf'rov. Ohio · M<'mbl'r Unit rod P rC'Ss ln tf'rn a lla nol Inland Oallv PrC'S" ASliOCLation and the Ohio N<'WSJ>ilpf'r Association. N>~tlonai Advrrtlstn.e:: Rrpr('>sentatlvf', Brunham Newspap<'r Sa)('S, 7ll Thhd Avenue, Nt;ow York NeY. 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MEIGS COOI'ERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCJI Fay Sauer, Director JU\', Jamet E. Corbitt, Assistant NORTHEAST CLUSTER pm: mid-"""" SC!'\100, WedneSday. 7 p.m GRACE EPISCOPAL aiURCH , 3'll; E Main St.. Pl>l'lli.'I'OY Sunday scrv1C<'S' Holy communk>n on the first Suooay of each month, and comtlned with morning prayer oo tOO thlrdd Sunday. Morring prayerandsermon on aU I:Xher Surdays of tre morth. Olurch SchOO and Nunery cure provided Cotfee tnur in the Parish Hall hunedJately fonowtngtheservlce POMEROY aiURC'H OF' C'HRIST, 212 W Main St Nell Proudfoot. pasttT Bitir School 9: lJ a m : Moning wcrshJp 10: :IJ a m Youlh meetings, 6 00 p m, Evening worship, 'i·OOp Rev. Don Archer Rev. Roy Deeter Rev. Seldon Johnson m We&lesda,v niF:ht p-a~ mretng and Bible stilly 7 00 p.m SALVATION ARMY. 115 ButternUt Ave., Pomeroy Mrs Dora Wining In char~e. S.n~ay hOliness meeting. 10 a.m : Sunday Schocj, IO::JJ am Sunday Sclxlol, YPSM Elol!e Adarru, leader 7· lJ p.m SalvaOOn JnePtlng. vartws' s~aken and music spedals Thul$day, ll. :0 am to 2 p.m l..adi('S Home League, memters In charge, all wcmen Invited: H~ p.m Thursday Olrjli Qule< Clnsu (You~ Pt>ope-Bl~E'), 7 .1J p m Bible Sh.ty ,.00 Pray..- ~b\<1. open to tho public. POMEROY WESTSIDE aruREl! OF CHRIST, J:lllliCblldren's Home RDa.d 1\>ounly ,, Road 161 m~ Vocal musk. SundaY wor sltc>JOam. BI~Stmyllam: Worship.6p m Wemesday. Billie Studv. 7 p.m OUJ DEXTER BIBLE OIRlS'I1AI< QIURCH, Oiarl<s Hatlleld. pastcr; Un<la ~an. Sup. Sunday School ~ :JJ a.m , preadl Ing ,..,.._, 11rst and third Surday)ollowlng Surtlay Scholl :Youth meeting, 7 .J) p m ev ery Sunday GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prt"a chlng 9 30 am • firs~ and second SundayM of each month; !hlrd and fou rth Sun davs each month worship St'rvlccs at 7 30 p m Wedn ('S day ev<'nin~s at 7' :iO p m Pravt'r and BiblE' Studv . SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST . Mu lb • crry H<'lg hts Road, Pomf'rov. Mlcha<>l PI onkow.skl. pastOr. M11rl<' Splrf's , Su~barh School Supt Sabbath School,.al 2 R m ·on Saturdav "'lttt \o\Or!!hlp ~wrv•rt•!-i fo11uY.J O J.: at 1 11 ~ p m · ' RUTLA"D FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - SlstN Han l('tt War nf"J , Supt Sunda y School ~ JO a m Morning Wo1 ship 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST D<l\ ld Mann mlmstl"r Willia m Snoufff' r, Sundt~ V ~hool Supr Sunda\ Sc hool 9 30 a. m M01 nlnsz Wors hip 10 .lO 11 m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po m£'r ov Plkr Da\ ld Hunt pa~tor. Jack N<>cds Sundav Sehool Dlr('E;>Ctor Sunda y Scool, <I Wa m : Morliln.e: Wors hip 10 ·~. ('V£'nin~ won~ hlp 7 00 p m Tuf'sda y Vis h Tallon, 7 p m WC'dnPsdav. Praver srn lc(', 7 :10 p m Mis sio n F1 if'nds 1 :\0 p m . Gil 110 In Action 7 10 p m i<•vRun ROad. R<'\ • EmmC'ft Rt~w!Oon pas to1 Ha nd I<'~ Dunn su p! Sunda~· SchooL lOam , Sunda\' ('V('n\nf!:~Prvlc•• 7 J Op m Bible t(',IChing, 7 ID p m fhu r sdav SVRALURE MISSION CHE'rrv St, Sv racu!U' ScrviCf'S, 10 a m Sunda'' 'Evenin g Sf'!'\' icC':- Sunduv and W('(!nesd ay a t 7 00 p m MIDDL E PORT CHURCH OF' CHRIST IN CHRISTtAN UNlON. Rev Keith Eblin . pastor Sundav School 9· 30 a m Wad£' Hayman, supt, M ornlngWOr':>trlp. 10 :IDa m Sundav {'VE'nln,R; S<'l vice 7 :40 p m wC:dn£>sdav Pr avt'r M(•c tln~ . 7 :UI p m CHURCH OF' r.OD BAPTIST M'n)DLEPORT CHURCH OF TH E NA ZARENE. Co pa s tors Rt•" Ch ar lrs Covlf' and R<'V t Nt~nc:v Coyle Bill Whil e Sunday SChool Supl SundetY Sc hool 9· .m a m . Momln~WorshiP10 30 a m. Evangcllsllt' m~tlng 7 00 p .m . wronesd3y. 7 00 p m Pr~~oyer met:•tlnR VND'ED PRESBYTERIAN MINL~TRY dogmNI- ., ___ ' OF MEIGS COUNTY ~ ~ . Wanda Jolan11M. Dlrrclor ....,._.,' Harnld ,Johnson Dlredor of Education ijARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Hl-l'!oand-l'ullllllf'ol, Holoo, llld Fllftlly Ftoclt CHURCH -Sunday: Worship sf>r\'!C('S 9' ooa.m : Church Schoo110 15a m , Bible Study Sunday 7 30 p.m Prav('r Group Weditesdav al 9: 00 a I'll 1 • 11.00 o11 t11e ,..... prtoo or MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Chureh School 10 15 am Morning Wor ship U 15 am Tut>Jday. 10:00 om Blblt> Studv, Thursday. 7· 30 p.m . Bible Study SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· TERIAN ..:. WorshiP service 9· 00 a .m -all'urtna"bnind'*""'> dog"'"' ••.7titnPu--Inhctl opoolll-- bail· pluo •A ' o1 S5.00 In Chul'('h SchoollO OOa.m Tuesday, IDa m . Blbl•Study: Sunday, 6 p m Junior and S£' nlor Hlah Youth GrOup• .-a-. RliTLAND CHURCH OF GOO PaStor. Llnaeed 011 haa hlatorlc•lly proven ltaett •• • auperior paint, and V•ngu•rd tt7 io ,one of the few LinNed Oil Painto on the market. EBERSBACH HARDWARE PH. 992·2111 John Evans Sunday SChool 10:00 ~·m' Suaday Mornlna Worship 11:00 a m. Chll· dren'a Church 11 a m Sunday Evening MODERN · ·suPPLY · Pomeroy, OH. thuttrt with "All 11111111 of StuH'' f• Pth, StaWet. L1rtt & Small AMah taw111 &~ tlyH~~t~oMMUNJTY'CHURCH Ne~r Lona Botlrm Edsel Hart, pasttl" Sunday School 9,30 a.m.: Worship 10·30 a.m . Proyer meetln& Thursday, 7 JO P m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Comer Aoh ond Plum. Ralph ca..u11. pO.t..-. su-y Sc~ lO:OOun . lllol'flilll Won!tlp, 11:00 o.m., WedBelllay oltd S.turdiY i:WOIIII Btrvt... II 7 30 p. ,Pomtroy, OH. 11 0 W. lltrin Sorvlot' 7 00 p m Wed .. 6 p.m. Young La· dl~' AuxUiary. W~nesday, 7 p.m. Fam· ,. j l . • I [B Second 992 1125 ElliS & SONS SOHIO r: IJ 01 l. Complete ~":' Automohve Serv1ce Locust & Beech Street 992 9921 M•ddleport THE DAILY SENTINEL ~.. "~ ~fi Middleport 214 E. Main 992 -5130 Pomeroy 1llornas Glen McClure past<J' Clyde lifnder son. s S. Supl • Sunday School. 9: :JJ a m : morning worship 10: .'IJ a m evening serv1ce 6 ~ Pomeroy "My son, hear the tnstructlon ol thy father." - Proverbs I 8 1100 E M.ltn E 116 Fmest Modular Homu \// POMEROY OIURCH OF 1liE NAZA RENE , Corner Union and Mulberry, REv ..._ _ _ _;__R_•c_,_n,.e_94_9_25_s_o_-l m ,... :l'~·"~' Hartson. assoc mlnistrr: Mike Ct•rlach, Sunday School supcriniC'ndC'nl Bib!(' School 9 :ll Cl m.: Mo rnlnR: Wonh )p 10 :10 am Evf'ning Worship 7•00 p m Wt.>dn('!O day 7 UO p,m Prav<'r mce11ng 11uy • ••clany llllrtwciiiHb. bogol __ _ Pomeroy & Service TRINri'Y aiURCH, Rev W. H Perrin. pastcr; O.bllle Buck. Surday School Sup( COOrch SClu:ll9.l') a m., Wo~hlp Servle 10; ll am O.Oir rehearsal, 1\eday, 7ll pm under db"ectlon of AUre Nease PillS!' Whtch of us has looked mto his lather's heart! , Thomas Wolle Home Sales MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, 51h and Main Bob ML'Ilon , mlnistm AI ACT-.uYAUOAIID While #7 '•· -~ FU~NI~!e':!ROWAR:tI MIDDLEPORT ..-~got NOW "2-19S5 RIDENOUR 1ifE "YOUR FAITH COMMANDS A WORD OF THANKS TO YOUR FATHER P rescnpt1ons Middleport aDIHING HOUSE ICERM~T'S VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. ~~~~! ~ GIFTS NEW YORK J Marcus Fultz Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE & n M•U JQhn F Fultz 1 Chester Cornror Sl:<~:1h ,1 nd Palmrr ONH'f,l:l' Rt sor, lntr•·lm Paslor Ra y Ftrids. S S Supt Dan Rl~~s Asst Supt SuntlavSchoo! ~ 15 am Mornln~ Wor"'hlp, tO 1 ~ ,1 m , Sun dav E\<'nlng scr,IC «", 7 p m Youth m('t' l· lng 7 JO p m 'W~nesda' t'\'E>nlnR "'('~ · vlcr 7 p m . Choir prat'lit'C' Rp m -QLD MARIEn A UN SEED OIL ' REGULAR S16.95 GAllON If') ( • Rav R1ggs MT · MORIAH • HOUSE .P_AINT MEIGS nRE \ \ CENTER, INC. Racin(', Rt•' .Jam(•S Sa ttf'rflrld pastor Fil'f'man Williams $ upr Sund.1, Schoo l 9 45 a m . Sunda' and WNlnl'~d av E'VC'n in~ sen tc~ 7 p m . I'IMOJ ti!IPfln lrl.: •w The Interested Businesses Listed On ~ FAITH TABI'RNACLE CHURCH Bal . Mall suno.crlptlon!l ln~ldl' Oltio ""'""nl oiO'o.e (l!fll ' 26 Wc>('k"' 52 Wf'f'ks 399 W. Main St. . To those who have yet co try our comfortable atmosphere. ·5-7.59 Court St. 4:00 P.M.·12:00 Mon.·Sat. Gallipolis 446·9010 ' conference but said as he was leaving Memorial Stadium: "I'm going to give It a couple of days and be back at the stadium Monday." • Williams said the decision to fire Altobelli was "very painful" and said he continues "to admire him as a man "He said the mov~toreplace Altobelli was a gradual decision "For a long time I've worned about the state of the Orioles, about the fact we were not pia ylng the type of ball we htstoncally p!<lyed," he said. Wtlllams had grown mcreaslngly restive aboul his !Pam. Thl' weak hitting club has not wor two m a row since a four game winnmg streak ended May3. · THE GRAVE LV ~ HJ.Pro DOll p ~ •· WELCOME • Altobelli did not attend the news Dally The Daily Sentinei- Page-5 Middleport, Ohio - USED CARS, INC. Twins 7, Rangers 5 At Arlington, Texas, Tlml..audner . drove in the go-ahead run with a sixth-inning single and Kirby Puckett andGregGagneeachhomeredto wwer Mtnnesota Mike Sm(thson, 5-5, combmed with Rick Lysander, who got his third save, on a ninl'-hitter. The loser was Frank Tanana, 1-7 IOOlHUM Ufl IW$WIAIICE ~r Dl GIW- S.. Dl NOnl\ Cni""' llaCO'IIpl•rh"f'ltoi!MoiU.SIIM~IO~If!CI .. . - ftCI GUt~ 1111 (Ufltnl YfiP 10 IPiru;t n lllo' II.Mf oU IPOJ1)pl'ltlflt<l1•-f ol oPI 1<11.0Ct "I ~fiMIOif ar'lll~t011 II tnown 111 P!llm~al IG ,.._ 11tt11 "~o~ootono.c- Jt !MJ AdrNa.:tN- 5T17Pil1,0oi!Uil,....,.. I I~:IG,&ZIIII Sl.rlll"' Sll!J12tl00 tnettr1>t 161 ~131'110 E~ Jtl.31U5SOO Nfi11HM1l.f1'.2130G Ctjlollf UDOII,OOGOf IHWilN€55 WH(IIEOf: I ntot hlltun!O Jubtl;ni!MT "'' naq lf1CI ttLIItll my ..ar \Q lit 1~ ltd • C..umbul Ohli l~ft d11 IIIII ~~ Glllt9f F.... 8..11 o! ln11111111:1 THRU .JUNE 15, 1985 To our neighboring Meigs Area patrons who have found our food, cjrink and service co be "worth the trip" for over half a century. '• At A Divl!Jion Pomeroy = Message and Church Orioles 8, 11gers 3 Sllllct Ol'oq ~ ll !....,..tnel Ceo1oltcM ol ~~~~:t-Tilt 'lllfl!' VANGUARD PAINTS savs . THANK YOU the players as well as hlspastrecord as a winner - was the most appropriatE' chmce to replace Joe In this situation," Peters said that W!'aver agreed to retumasmanagerforthebalanceof the season beginning tOday An agreement was reached during a short meeting Thursday In Washlngton. Coach Cal Rlpken Sr. managed the. team Thursday night as the Orioles smashed the Milwaukee Brewers 8-3, snapping a five-gam!' losing streak.' . At Weaver's l'l'qUest, his contract with the Orioles will run tot he end of this season, and then Orioles' management wtll be re-eva luated, Peters said. Track meets concludes school year Oscar's Restaurant- ___ run double highlighted a four-run seventh, rallying the Red Sox. Mike Trujlllo, 1-1, pitched 2 1 3 Innings of scoreless relief for the victory. Bob Stanley worked two Innings to post ' his eighth save. Gary Lavelle, 2-1, took the loss. Altobelli fired, Weaver rehired to replace him lll urh\ rn:l-4• ,l!\1FRI( ,\.'Irri I.F:i\GIIE R~ 1 nll•od rr'lwllllt•mu~lon.ll u Homehte Saws Scoreboard ... St Mauch noticed from reading boxscores that Fallon had walked the only batter he faced in his previous outing. That meant he would be tcylng to throw a strike. "He's not gonna beltoo careful in that situation," sald Mauch. "That's right up Reggie's ~Dey. He Is gonna throw the ball over the plate and you can'tdo that with Reggie." The RBI was the 1,538th of Jackson's career, moving him past Joe DIMaggio Into 22nd place on the all-time list. It was alSO Jackson's first game-winning RBI this ~ason and gavl' California Its 15th onl.'-run victory In 19 tries. The dej:tslon broke Chicago's five-game winning streak and auowed California to leap over the White Sox to take the division lead. Elsewhere, Boston topped Toronto8-7, Baltimore downed Detroit 8-3, Minnesota defeated Tl'xas 7-5 and Kansas City edged Sea tile 4-3. Red Sox 8, Blue Jays 7 At Boston, Rich Gedman's two- u 7 fXrERIENCf 111f JOY Of RELIGION Califontia defeats ChiSox; 8Qston edges Blue Jays, 8-7 By United Press lntemallonal ' Chicago manager Tony LaRussa played the percentages. He also played rightlntoCautonlla's hands. The result was Reggie Jackson's two-out, bases lbaded single In the ninth Inning Thursday that put the California Angels Into the AL West lead with a 2-1 victory over the White Sox. With the bases loaded and Jackson pmch hitting lor Gary Pettis, LaRussa yanked right· hander Gene Nelson, 3-2, and inserted left·hander Bob Fallon against the lefty swinging JackSon. The problem was, both Jackson and California manager Gene Mauch knew exactly w~at Fallon woulddo. ' " I figured at my'age, 39yearsold, the youngguy'sgorma' come in with the fastball the first pltchorso, try to get ahead of me and then strike me out," Jackson said. "I knew if he thrEW a strike on the first pitch I'd take a whack at it. He threw a strike. and I took a whack at It " .... Friday, June 14, 1985 ALFRED - Church School 9 30 am, Worship, 11 am ., UMYF, 6:30p. m l UW, Third Tuesda y , 7 30 p m. Communion, fliSI Sunday (Aicher ) CHESTER - Worship 9 a m , Church SchoollOa.m , BlbleSiudy. Thursda~ 7p m , UMW, first Thursda y, 1 p m . Communion first Sunday (Archer) JOPPA - Worship 9.30 am .: Church School 10 l> a m . Bible Study. Wedncs· day. 7 30 p.m 1Johnson1. LONC BOTTOM - Church SChool 9. 30 a m; Worship 7 p m., Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m 1 UMYF, Wednesday, 6.00 p.m., Communion First Sunday. (Archer! PI'J merov 0 Attend Church this Sunday fflear Dad, This message will convey My thanks for showtng me the' way, Though anything that I might say Is greatly overdue In t1mes of trouble you were strong And helped me tell the nght from wrong You taught me how to get a long, In every way you knew; And so my faith dtrected me To praise you, Dad, wholeheartedly Whatever I've turned out to be, I owe it all to you. - Glona Nowak ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy Harrisonville Rd. Robert Purtell . minis ter: Ron RUne, Sunday School Superintendent. Sunday School 9 30 a rn.; Worship service 10 30 a m , Evening worship Sun day 7 p.m and Wedoesda y, 7 p m David Curfman , ~stor Sunday SChool 9 30 am ; Ralph Ca\"1, Supt Ev£>nlngwor ship 7 30 p m Prayer meeting. Wedn cs d ay7 JOpm LONG BDTIOM CHRISTIAN. Jod y Holland, pastor: Wallace DamEWood, Sunday School Sup! Worship service, 9 a m : Bible SchooliO a, m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine REEDSVILLE - Church SChool 9 30 a m,, Worship ~rvlce 11 00 a m (Deeter) • Grove Tl'te Rt>V William Mlddleswarth, . HYSELL , llUN HOLINESS CHURCH pastor. Church u rvice 9 JO am; Sunday. TIJPPERS P~AlNS ST PAUL Rev Th~ron Durham , pas tor Sunday • . Church School 9, a m~ ; Wor.shlp 10 a.m.; - SchoollO 30 a m School at 9 :Dam Morning worship at · BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bible Study, Tuesday, 7: 30 p m , UMW, 10 30 a m ; Sunday ('Vf"nlng !IPrvice at7 :Jl John Wright, passtor Sunl:lay School9:~ Third Ttlesda)', 7 ;,II p m : Communion p m Thursday servlc:M at 7 :lJ p m a.m , Larry ltaynes. S. S. Supt Morning First Sunday ~Archer). FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald worship 10 l> a m CEN'J:RAL CLUSTER Knob, located on County Road 31 Rev RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARev. Jame1 E. Corbitt Lawrence Gluesencamp. pastor Rev RENE, Rev Thomas H Collier, pastor. Rev. S&evell Nelsoa Roger Wlllford, asst past or . Preaching Martha Wolfe, Chairman of the Board of a ... Rlchat<l Rothemlcll serv\ct>S Sunday 7· 30 p.m Prayer mee11n(i: Christian Lite. Sunday School 9 30 a m , Rn. Robert E. Robln.1011 Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Gary Grtrflth , Morning worship 10 XI a m , Sunday Rev. A.Hrew &.beaki•l leader Youth groups Sunday evl'ning at evenlngworshlp7 : 30p m Prayer meeting ASBURY (Syracuse ) - Worshlp11 am 6 3Q p m with Rogt>r and Vlolt>l Wlllfordd 7 XI p m Wednesday , Church School 9 45 a m , Charge Bible leaders Communion !len•ire first Sunday LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, De~ Study, Wednesday, 1 30 p m, UMW, first each month ter Woody Call pastor Services Sunday Tuesday , 7 30 p m; Choir Rehearsal, WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEY AN 10 a. m and 7 p m Wednesday, 7 p.m. Wedn es day 6 30 p m , UMW, fourth Sun· CHURCH - Coolvllif' RD R£>v Phillip Rl · day, 6·30 p m (Nelson ) denour, pastor Sunday School 9 30 am.: ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a .m .: RACIN E FIRST BAPTIST. Sl•vo worship service 10: ~ a m : Bible study Church Srh0ol10 a m . Bible Study. Tues {)('a v<>r. Pastor Robel I Smith. S unda~ and wor s hip sen•tee, Wedn('Sday , 7 p.m. day. 1:30pm. UMW, First Monday, 7<JO • School Supt.; Sunday School, 9 30 a m . RUTLAND CHURCI\ OF CHRIST .. p m : ,UMYF. Sunday, 6 p m Choir Re MorninJ.; worship 10 , ~0 a TT!. S un_s1av • Mark Jones..~ pi!IJQJ'. Btll Nlchglson ,' Sun hoarsa l. 6:-30 R m., Wednesday . .( Ro~fie:. C'vt•nl nR \loublp 7. 30 p m l WednE'stl'iw "' day Sc}lool :supt ~ u,rrday Sctroo19. 00 a m , nll c h\ • • t'V<'ninf! J;ll~ l£1 slud(V 7 ~ :111 p m MQrnlng Wor:ship a'hd Corntnunlon 10 30 a FLATWOODS- Church School, lOam m , W01 s hip 11 a m , Bible Study, ThursdRUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST Amos • BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY da y, 7 p m , UMYF, Sunday, 6 p m Tillis, pa!llor Jay Stiles s up! Sunday Butllngham Rev OkC'v Rav CHURCH tRo lhcmlcli) School 9 30 a m , Morning worship, lO .10 l .. lUndf'r m lll. pasto r Ph 9U2 732 <1 Sunday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 am , a m Sunday evening service 7 00 p m Srhool lO ooa m.: SundaY{'VC'nlngscrvlc£ Chu rc h School 10 a m . Choir p rac tl c~. Wednrs'8ay ser vic£' 7 p m WMPO pro i 00 p m W('d n('sdav ""'"nlnJ: SC'rv ieC', Tue5day 6, &1 p m , UMW, flrs1 Tuesday. gram 9 a m eac h Sunda y 7·00 P m. ' 7 30 p m, (Ne lson\ RUTLAND CHURCH OF' THE NAZA PlNEGROVE HOLJNES~CHURCH, ~ ~ HEATH !Middl eport\- Church School, RENE RPv Lloyd D Crimm. Jr, pas lor milf' otr Rl n~ RPv. fktn ,J Warts , pastor 9 30 a m : Wors hip 10:30 a m : Bible Sunda y Schoo\9 l) am, Wor ship serv ice LP<' Ru s~;c ll S ~ S up! Sundav !khool9 30 Stud y Tuesday 10 a m.: UMW1 S<'co nd 10 30 am, Young poople s ser vlc£' 6 p m ,, m M01nrn~ Wor ship 10 30 am, Sun Md ndav. 7 30 p . m ., UMW second Mon· E:vang~llstlc .Sf'rvicE' 6· 30 p m WednC'Sday , dol\ ('VC'nin~ "Sf' r vier 1 :tO p m . W('ldn('s· da y, 7 30 p m ; UMM , Third Monday, 7 30 service 7 p rn da ' scrvkc 7 JO P m p m !Robinson) . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mlllot• MINERSVILLE - Worship Service 10 St , Mason , W Va Eug('fle L Conger. mi· S ILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Lilli(' a m , Church SChool, 11 a m , UMW , third ni!ll('r Sunday Blbl(> Study 111 a m : Worpas t01 Sieve Little, S S Supt Sund a\ Wedn(?sday, l p m, Choir practice, Mon · ship 11 a m and 1 p m Wf"dn esd ay Bibl e Sc hOol 10 a m , Mm nlng worslp, 11 a m da y. 7 30 p m (Nelson\ Study, vocal music , 7 p m sunda v e \'£' nlng wo1 s trip 7 30 p m Prayer PEARL CHAPEL- Worship Serv iCf' 9 LIBERTY ASSEMBLY Of' GOD Dud m('f'tinJt a nd RlbiE" st ud y Thursday 1 .10 p a m Church School 11 a m , UMW seding Lane. Mason . W Va J. N Thackr.-r. m , Youth m('(tt\n_g Wednesdnv al 7 p m co nd Tuesday 7 30 p m • UMYF last Tuespa s tor Evening service 7·30 p m. Wo day , 7 JO p m !ubenking). men 's Minis try, Thursday , 9 30 am., POMEROY -Church SChool. 9. 15 n m CHR ISTIAN FELLOWSIIIP CHURCH. WC'dnesday Pray("r and Bible Stu dy, 1 15 , Worshi p Se r vice, JO 30 a m , Choir rt'183 N l nd Ave Mlddl£>port. Sunday pm h<'arsol Wednesday, 7 30 p m .. UMW. se~tr ool Ill a m Sunday l'venlnjit 6 00 p m .HARTfORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN cond Tuesday , 7 30 p m, UMYF, Sunday, LANr.SVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. CHRlSTIAN UNION The Rev Willia m 6 p m. !Corb ilt 1 Robf'rl E Musse r'. paslor Sundav S<'hool Campbell , pas tor Sunday School 9 JO a ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9 15 9 :WJ .1m Paul Mus ser. sup!, Mornin~":: m Jame!l Hughes supt Eve nin ~ S«'rvic(' am , Worship 10 a m., Bible Study, Wedwors hip 10 MJ a m Sunday eve nlnp ser · 7 3Q p m wronsduy evening prayer m eet nesd ay, 7 30 p m, UMYF (Seniors) Sun· vtcf' 7 p m . mid WE'f'k sv rv1ce, Wttd m>s lng 1 30 p m . Youth prav"r service each da!, . ~ p m, 1Juniors1 every othf'r Sun dav , 7 p m Tue-sday da;, 6p m !Rothemichl SYRACUSE' CHURCH OF' THE NA FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHU RCH, L(•lart, RUTLAND- Church School, 9 45a m , ZARF NE R('\ Gl('nn Mc Millan pa"lor w va ' Rl . l. Jam('S Lewis, pilsiOI Wor W01ship 10 30 am , UMW (Evenlnig Cir· M,u \' .Janie(' L:.w cnder, Sundcl\' St hool s hip services 9 :wa . m " Sund~;~y St'hoolll cle~ S('tond WednPsday, 7:30pm, UMW Sup! Sund<~\ S c hool ~ :lOam M o rnin~ a m , Evcnln,i!; worship 7 30 p m TuE'sdav (Art£>rnoon Clrc\P) second Thursday, 1 p IAOishlp 10 :VI am· Evan~C'listl c S{'rvlc<> cotta~t· pra y("r meeting and Blbl<' Sludv m (Rubenklng) 6 p m p, "' f'r and Pra ise Wf'dn('sdav. 7 p 9 :W a m , Worship servic~ . Wf'dn('sdav SALEM CENTER -Church School. 10 m Youth mf'f'lln£ 7 o m 730pm am Wors hip 9·4!i 'a m. cRubl>nkingl OUR SAVIOUR LUTHEHAN CHURCH, SNOWVILl..E - Worship, 8.30 a .m , EDEN lfNITFD BRETHREN IN ' Walnut and H<'nr v Sis. Rav£'nswood. W. Chur<'h SChoollO am. (Rubenklng) CHRIST , F.l df'n R Blak<', pastor Sundav Va The Re.v. Georg£' C. W~Jr lc k. p3stor School 10 ,1m , Gary Rwd, Lav lf'ader Sunday SC hool9 :JJ a m.: Sunday worship SOUTHERN CLUSTER Mor n !n,:: srt m an. 11 u m , Sunday n l ~ht Re\' . Roger Grace llam ' se1v ic<"' Chr istian End"avor 7 30 p m , CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH,I ocalt'd on Rev. Paul McGuire Song Sf'f\'IC'I' R p m Preachln51: 8 30 p m Pomeroy Plk~ . Count y Road 25 nt.•ar Flal Re\'. KeiUt RadEl' Mid w('(>k pr,twr mrE<finl'! . Wt;'dnes dav. 7 woods Rev Blackwood pasto r Servlct>~ APPLE GROVE- ChurchSchoo19a m. pm onSundayatlO lOam and730pm wllh , Worship, 10 u m . !First and third SunSunda y School !I 30 am Bible Study, Wed · days,, UMW, St•cond Tuesda y, 1 30 p m, PraV('I mec>llng Wednesday , 7 p m n<'Sdil) 7 30 p m nEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR (CIU('l.'l Rogf'r Watson pastor Crl'nson Pratt, CHRIST , St R1 338, Antiquit y Rev. BETHANY ""'" Wo1 ~h\p 1 9 am , Church Sunday School Supt Morning worship 9: 30 Franklin Dickens ,paslor Sunday morn· Sehool. 10 am . Bibif' Study Wednesday, a m.: Sunday SchoollO 30 a m .. Evenin~ 10 ,1m Dol'C'a s Womt>n 's F ellov. ship . inR 10 a m , Sunday C'vcn lng 7:30 p m service. 7 30 p. m Thursday rvtninJr 7· ¥1 p m . WOOnrsdav n a m (McGuh'<'l MT UNION BAPTIST. Donald Shue, STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP · CARMEL- Chur<h S~hOOI 9· 30 u.m .: pastor, Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt TIST CHURCH Pastor Robert 8y£'rlii WO!Shlp. 10:45 am. St't'Ond and Fourth Sunday School 9' 4~ a m ; Evf>nlng worSunday School 10 a m , Worship st.•rv lcc t) Su ndav s: Fell owship dlnnqr ""lth Sullon, ship 6 l) p;m , Praye r ME>eting, 6. :«> p m. a.m , Sunday evening servict.• ,7 30 p m • third thursday~ 6 30 p.m. tMcGutn:n Wednesday Wl.'dnesday evenlnM scr vic(' 7. 30 p m EAST LETART- Chureh School9a m TUPPERS PLAINS CHURRCH OF , Worlihlp 10 a m second and fourth SunINDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH CHRIST. Jody Holland, mlntsler Deryl days: UMW first Tuesday, 7 30 p m Tnc , Pearl St , MlddiPJXIrl Rev O'Of'!l Wells. Sup! Morning worship, 8 00 a m , (Cruce! Manley, pastor Su~day School 9 30 am .. ChPrch SC'hool 9·00 a m LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am, Morning worship 10 30 B m · Eventnp: CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZAC'hureh SchOol 10 am (Grace). worshlp7l}pm Tue9day,l2' J0pm . WO· RENE Rev Herbert Grate, pastor. MORNING STAR- Worship, 9: 45a.m men·~ Prayer miWIIn~ Wedne~;day, 7.30 Frank Rlltle. s upt. Sunday School 9' l> a. Ch urch SChool 10 30 t1 m . Bible Study, p m PrayE'r a nd Praise serv lct'. m.: Worship servicE', 11 a .m and 7 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CIIRIST APOS Thursday, 7 30 p m ! Rader ) Sunday. Wednesday. 7 p m Prayer meet· MORSE CHAPEL- Church &hoot 9: JO TOLIC - Vanzandt and Ward Rd . E:lder lng. , James Miller, pa!ifor Sunda) SChool a.m, Worship 11 am 1Radt'1) LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST 10:30 a m ., Wor$hlp Service. Sunday, 7 :«J RACINE WESLEY AN - Church CHURCH RE>v . Robert Miller, pastor Rop.m ., Bible Study, Wednesday, 7 :Kl p m School, 10 a m , Worship, 11 a m. , UMW bert E. Barton, Director or Christian Edu· POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINEss fourth Monday 7 30 p m , Men's PraYer calion, Lloyd Wright, assl!ltant. Sunday' H11rrisonv llle Road David 1-~errt'll , pas Breakrast, Wednesday , 7 am (Grace) School 9· :l) a m , Morning wonhlp 10· :J1 tor , Clinton Faulk Sunday School Supt . St.mON - Church School, 9 .ll a m . am, Choir practice, Sunday 6· :ll p m .. Sunday School 9 ~ a m .. mornln« wor Morning worship lO·f~ a,m nut and third Eveninc worship 7. 30 p m. Wednesday ship, 11 a m.: Sunday evenln(l serviCP 7 JO Sundayt, Fellowehip dinner with Carmel, Prayer and Btblt Stu~y. 7:30p.m p.m Prover Meetlna. Wednesday, 7:30 p lhlrd Thursday, 6:30p.m. !McGuire) . DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, m ' KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver Charles Russell Sr, minister. Rick Ma· SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF: GOD Swain, Supt Sunday Schoo19 ~a m . ev· comber, sup!. Sunday School 9 Jl am , non PentE'CQ&tsl Joy Clark, pastor Wor· ery week • , Worship service 10: 30 am Bible study, ship service Sunday tO a m , Sunday HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, R•v 1'lleldoy, !;30 p.m. • SchQ01 11 a m Evening worship serv!C'f.' Tom Slaten, pallor. Sunday .SChool 9· JOa REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 1 00 p m Wednesday prayf.'r meeting 7 00 m : Evenlng!lerviCf'7·JOp m Wednesday CHRIST OF LA'ITER DAY SAINTS. Portpm prayer meet: me 1 1l) p.m land·Raclrte Road William Roush, peator. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF MT . HERMON UN ITED BRETHREN Linda Evans, church school director. CHitlST. Ou.ane Wa'l'den, mlnlit•r. Bible IN CHRIS'! CHURCH toCntr-d In TE'XOS Churrh !!Chool 9 30 am : Morning worslp CommUnity oft Cl Rl 82 Rev Ro tx!'rt class 9, .ll a m .; Morning Worship 10.30 a. 10:30 a m.; Wednesday evening prayer · m , Evening Wonhlp 6 : 30 p m. WednesSandli'rs 1 pasto1 Don WI!!, la vlead er Sun· services, 7:30 p,m day Bible Study 6· JO p m. dtt y School 9 30 11 m , Morn inR Worship BETH~EHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY 10 •~ a m 1 Ev('n\n,~t prPachlnR ser\ Ice l!l'Shuler, ~t~ . Worshlj) Mrvlce. 9J30a m ~nd and rourlh Sunday o1 1 30 p m , CHURCH, Sunday School '"""Ice, 9 15 1 Sunday Sc:hooiiO. 30 a m. Bible Study and rrt., (Worship •nllce 10: ~ a m , Chrls.tl.an Endeavor first and lhlrd Sun· pNyer ...-vice ThurJdoy, 7· 30 p m Evangeliltlc Btrvlce 7· 30 p m Wednesday. 7· :m p m Wednl'sday prayer meet in« CARLE'f()N INTERDENOMINA· and Bible Studv. 7 30om day, Prayer meeting 7 30 p .m . Tbunday TIONAL CHORCH , Kingsbury Rood Rev. ' JEHOV AH'S WITNESS 37319 Stat£' Rout<' 1 2~ WnP mlit• l"a'il of Rulland) Sun d ,tv Blblf' ]('(' turE' q :40 01 m WatchrowE'r 1\lud> IO, JO am, Tuf'sd;n Blbi C' Slud v , 7 l1 p m ThU! "d el\ Thf'ocratk School 7 10 p m Sl"rvlrr mf'f'lln.'! R :lO p m CHURCH OF' r.OD OF' PROPH~ CY Loct~IPd nn 0 I Whl1f'l Road of HIRhwav 11i0 P a l Hf' nsnn pa s101 Sunda v Schoollll o1 m Cl assf's ror all .IJtNi J un ior ChurC'h 11 om Mo1ntn,e: w o1s hip ll a m i\dulr Choir pt\ tC11 cf' ~ p m Sund av Young PE'o pic's, Chil dren s Church and Ad ult Blblf' Study Wl?dnesda v u1 7 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 570 Grant Sr Mlddlt•poll Aff ll l<.~ll.'d with Sout hf'rn B.tpi \J;t Convl.' nt ld n Sunda v Schoo\10 a m Mo t nrn_g "-Or!> hlp 11 a m Evf'nl n,g "-O r· !'th\p i p m Wf'dnesd3\l f'\f'nln ,ll BiblP ~tu d v and pta v" r mf'f'lln~ 7 p m BHADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Sl Hr lHand C'o Rd fi MarkSf'('V('rS mini s 1<'1 Su nd ew School Sup \ Hurn• H<'n dll('k s , sunduv sctr ool9 :lOa m , Mmnln,e:: I-I OP>h ip 111 31! am, Ev('nin.'! "'ors hlp 7 p m W{'(}n('Sdav wor ship 7 p m ST PA UL LUTHF.RAN CHURCH C'nrnf'r S\c3mOr(' and &-roml Srs P nmt'rO\ Thl" Hi'\ William Mlttdi C'S I-Iatth psro1 Sund,t v SChnhl q 45 am Chu tc h !Of'l\iCP !l a m SACRED HEART \HURUI Msg1 An tho n\ \.!a nna mOrt' Ph 9Y2 ~8 Sa tur d.tv E'·r nmg Mass 7 ' 30 p m , Sunda\ Ma!)S 8 am and 10 am Conff'!'!"'IPn" onf' h.llf hour bf>fOI(' eac h Ma .... reo <'laS!if'S tl ,, m Sunday~ ' VJCTORY BAPTJST "i2!j N ~ nd Sf MlddlPport J a mN• E i(('('s('(' pa,. IOI Sund a' mornln,::: worship tn ,, m , E~f'n in~ ~r l\ ir(' 7 p m Wftdnl'.,.d av ('Vf'llins;: 1101'"hlp 7 p m VIsitation Thursda Y fl . ~1 pm LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF' GO D - Gllbt>rl Sl)('ncer pastor Sun da v & hoot 9 30 a m .. Mornlnll: se r v icE' tO 00 a m Sunda v C'VE' nlnR S('rv\ ('e 7 00 p m · Mid Yt.<:"ek proy(>r St"'r\' ice Wf'dnesdav 7pm MT OI.IVE COMMUNITY CHURCH ·Lawr4!'nt'e Bus h, paslor Max Folmf'r Sr Su p! S unl;la ~ School a nd Mornlnf!: Worsh ip 9 :lOam Sunday('\(•nln~sr•Jvlcf' 7p m . \ outh mf'(>ting and Bible Stud y Wi'dncs da \1 7 p m UNIJ'F.D. FAITH CHURCH. Rl 7 on Po ' mt•rnv By.J'o ss Re v. Rol)rrt J.; Sflllth. Sr . pas tof 'M C'IVl n Dr:a~f'. S ~ Sup! Sunda } .10 am Morn lnR" W6rsh{p 10 30 . EV('MinR Wot s hip 7 10 p m Wcdnt•"dav Pt rn N Sf.•r,' lcC', 7 :Kl p m FAITH BAPTIST C HURCH Railroad St , Ma,.on Sundav School 10 .1 m Morn i n ~Z \lo OIShip ll a m , Evf'n ln ~ st-r\'ICC 6 P m Pra yf'l' mN't ing a nd Rlbl <' Stud' W<'d n(•!>idav i p m f0RLS1 HUN BAPTIST ltf'v Nylr flOI'df>n pa slor COl nr llu o;; Run<'h sup1 Sllnda v SchOol 9 :m a m . Sr('9nd a n cl SChool~ ~ ,, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Naltonw ide Ins. Co. of Columbus. 0 ao• w Ma•" 992· 2311 Pomeroy Fire & Equ.lpment sate> and Serv1ce Rutland, Ohto 45715 J wm " 811! " Brown . Owner Phone (6U) H2 ?111 CK SUPERMAR~:.fi MIDDLEPORT ""-~ fourth Sundays wor:sntp servtc.- at 2 30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourlh Dnd Mai n St . Midd l.-port RPv Calvin Minni s, pastor Mrs El vin BumJ(ardm:•• sup! Sundav School 9 30 a m , Worship sf'rvJCi:' 10 45 am SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF' CHRI ST -Jose ph B Hoskins f>van~~llst Sunday Bibi<' Stud v 9 a m Wm ship 10 a m Sundu y ('Veni n~ Sf'r\ lee li p m \\'cdnPsday f'\ Pnin~ Sl"r ViCf' 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Ra cinE' Rr 124 Wll llam Hoback. pastor Sunday School 10 am , Sunday (IV('ninR scrvlc<' 7 p m Wedm•sda v evP nin ~ S('rvic(' 7 p m CAR PENTER RAP'T'IST Don C h£'adl£', Sup! Sundav School 9 30 a m Morning Wors hip 10 lO 01 m Pr ay~rservlcl' , a lt ern all' Sundays MIDOI EPOI\T PENTECOSTAL Third AH• Rt'\ CIUI k Ba k<'r palO IOr Carl Nor tinJ!:ham Sund3V School Sup! Sunday ~hoo l 10 am "'lrh ('las Sf's for all aJ(es Evl"n\ng Sf'r vi('f'S at h p 0 1 Wedne-sday Bl bir stud y at 7' ll p m Yo ulh M.>rv!C't~ F'rl· d on• at 1 :tJ p m ECCLES lA FELLOWS HIP 128 Mill Sr Mlddlf'port Brolhf'r Chuc k MC.,hf'rson pas tor Sunda\ School lfr <1 m . SundaY f'V('ningsf'r\lCe53ti'p m a ndWNnl"sdt:~v s('rvi('{'S at 7 p m ANTIQU ITY BAPTI ST Earl Shul rr ptistor Su ndav Sc hool 9 10 a m Church st-r\1('(' 7 pm Youth m('('ti n ~ 6 pm Tuf'sda' Bible STud\' a t i p m F'Ul I (,OSPEL U \. HTHOUSE , :\.10 ~~ Htl.1nd Road Po mcrov Tam Kl'IIV pas Tor Dannv Lamb<'t1 S S Sup! Sunda\ mor nlnR s('rvi<'t' a! 10,1 m SundaY f'\'f'n in g S('r\' \('(1 7 :W p m Tut~sda\ and Thursd tl \ S<'rvl CE'!i at i:.JO p m WORD Of' l"Al'l'H •3 Mm Sl. Mld.dlo port Su ndll" mornlnJZ ~ ··n lrf' HI 1 ~ a m ~ Sundav (' V('nin,[: 7 JO Thur.. da y mo rn ing nlblf' 1\luch 10 ,1m Wc:>dn~da v ev("nJn!o( 7 K1 p m NF.W HA VEN CH URCH OF' THE NA ZARENE Rr\ ( il t' nd on Stroud pasto r Sunday S<'hool9 :lOam . Wor s hlplOC'n iu, 10 ~ 0 3 m , Youth sf'rv\r(' Sunda y 6 lrt p m Sundav !'H' nin~ srr\'lC'f'7 OOp m W<'d nl's d.n P1awr M('('tin.'! and Bl blC' Studv 7fl0 prn ~EASE SEITLEMF.NT CHURCH Sun !-if'r~ I CC'i'io a1 :l 10 Thursd;~v d rn i!ftrr noon f' V I' nin ~ !'lf'r\ irf'~ <.~I 7 Yl fo.. lllST B('.PTIST CHURCH Ma!!>On W Va Pa stor 8111 Murphv Sunda v S<-hool lO il m . Sunda\ f'\PC' nin ~ 7 30 p m Pra, e 1 m rf'tin~ a nd Bible slud \1 Wf'dnf'sday 7 ID 1) n'l F:\'f'f \'O R<' \o\ f' ll'Om C· ' RIJ1'l,J~Nll FREE 1\ tl L AAPT!ST ..s o IC' m St1 Rf'\ Pau l 'F_;~v lo r . p3Slot' Sundav ~<'lloo l10{1 Jn. Suri'd ~y('\• rnlnJZ"'i .1 0pm· . \\'('(int'Sllav f' vf'nm g pr <t vt•r mf'(•rlnJ:! 7 :10 pm SOlrrH RE'T'HF.L NEW rEST AM F:~T f li URC II Sll\f'r Hlfl ,l!f' Ou.tnl" ~h d t' n slriciH'I paslo r· Sund ,t \ SC'huol 9 .1m Chu1 c·h sC'n ir(' 10 ,t m Rtblf' St\ld \ Wf'd nf'Sda\ 01 7 Jl p m Ju nf' thru Sf•ptf'mi:K'r 7 p m Or1ot>Pr rh r u M:av Sundu'' C'\f'fl \nl! f'PI! ov.str \p 7 p m Ju n(• th r u Sf'ptt>mbl·r +i p m (ktobN thru Ma\ Sermonette In 1892 Congress decreed that the red In the US nag would sland for hardiness and courage, the whit~ for punty. the bluP f01 vig11anCP. persev~rance and justice. YPars have come and gone along with !(<'ncrations of peopl e. Bul with the passing of time It would also seem that soml'lhln g happrns lo memory and gratttude. For thousands of people gav~ up th~11· vet') lives "pledging allegiance" to'our grml country. that we, one nati on. undivided, should live free and that justice be given to all. wha1 nn Inheritance, our U S A. One thousand nine hundred eighty-five years ago one Man gave His life for the freedom of man-kind. The Christian nag reminds us ol the death of our Lord Jesus Christ on Ca lvary's cross. the God -man " I pled!(£' allegiance fo the Christian flag ,1nd to the Saviour fOI whose kingdom II stands. one brotherhood, unltin~ Christ""" everywhere, In Sl.'rvlce an~ In love." The colors? White stands for purity, for He and those In His kingdom are pure; Blue stands tor the courage It took Him 10 l<''"'r heaven and come to this world and the courage Hts children mt~>l have to stand against sin; Red on the cross represents the sacrlflrt' He made by giving His life's blood as a ransom for many. What an Inheritance. a kingdom not o( lhls world, "t hat fadeth not away" with the passing of tlme. He still calls you to ""lvatlon H~ st ill calls to a pure, hOly life. He still caUs to servlr~ In His kingdom "Come. let us reason together, salth the Lord though YOf!r sins be as scarlet , they shall be as white as snow."- Submitted by R~,. Nancy Coy le. Co-Pastor, Middleport , Church of the Nllzarene. ·- �Page-6-The Ohio Sentinel h~nored OSP's Vaughn By Di\LE RO'DIGJ;;B. Jr. OVP News Editor GALLIPOLL<; - For tlte third straight year. the state highway patrol caprurro the Jim Mills Lawman of the Year Award when it was p!'E'sented· Thursday night to Sgt. Jerry Vaughn here. "I am shocked, I don't know whaf to say," Vaughn said after he was awarded a .38 calibre Srnlth .& Wesson handgun that has been presented to recipients of the award sine<> the recognition rer.emony for local lawmen began in 196.1 The pres('ntatlon was made on behalf of the Gallla County Gun Club by Ron Atkinson. Vaughn was chosen upon the recommendation to the selection •comn\lttee of the vartous departments head of the three chief law agencies In the county, the sheriff' s depar;tment, city police and high- in Gallia County way patrol and by the county's three When serving as an aSsistant Post Juilges, Richard C. Roderick, com- Commander at ~alllpolls lnl9l2, he mon pleas: Thomas Moulton, pro- was promoted to · the rank of bate and ju\·rnU!' and .James Lieutenant and transferred to the &-nnett, municipal. · Steubenville Post as Its eommander. Due to a life threatening to his wife. II was necessary Illness l)uring the past two years. for him to return to the Gallipolis Troopers Allen Wheeler and JohnS. Post as an assistant post Jagers have been chosen .. Vaughn, 43, Is a 20yearveteran of commander. Lt. Henderson, in his recomrnen' the Ohio State Highway Patrol arid has resided in Gallia County the past datlon, said Vaughn promotes good 10 years. During Vaughn's career. !'E'Iatlons with other police departhe has received 31 commendation ments in Gallia County and serves letters. According to his com- as the leadinstructortraining!Orthe mander, Lt . Dan Henderson qualification to use computers to Vaughn 's abUity toworkwithprople obtain law enforcement lnformaand his job performance wit hin the patrol division has not goun unnoticed . Four times he'has been voted Post Trooper of the Year by his fellow troopers and twice, District Ti'ooper of the Year by his supervisors. By The Bend lion for other Jaw agencies In Gallia and Meigs.Counties. Earlier ihls year, whel\ Trooper Tom Danner was pursuing Carl McMillan In a high speed chase, which el)ded In gunfire e~change, Sgt. Vai.tghn t.ook immediate supervisory action to help bring the incident to a successful conclusion. He was one of the first, officers to approach McMillan's car, after it had crashed. As they approached the car, gunfire was exchanged. McMillan was apprehended and the shooting scene was protected for follow-up jnvestigatlon for all pollee depart~nts Involved. · Friday, June 14, 1985 Page-7 By LOU HORVATII Field Representative Today we' ll get a chance to answer a letter ·sent In by one of our readers and it could be some ISsues that have been on your nnlnd as well. , The three questions In the teller concern spouse's benefits. First, she wanted to know if she would receive a Socia l Security benefit when her husband files for his benefits ar age 62. She also wahted to know lf there would be a benefll payable to her If she were working and what effect a state pension would have on a Social Security spouse's benefits. . To begin, when a wage earner or self-employed person begins to receive Social Security retirement . benefits,. his or her spouse will be eligible for monthly checks If the spouse Is at least 62. You could also qualify for checks regardless of age if there are children under 161n the household. U you are working, you Big Savings On Last-Minute · · Gifts for Dad! ~·· -" . M~igs County happenings ... . . . . .. Divorces sought Vet~..;ans MeinOrial' ' · · . ~ S Video Cas8ette Recorder Tandy" 1000 Computer Runs same programs as higher-priced IBM PC! Includes DeskMate'" software for word processing, spread/~~===~~~~:;J sheet analysis, telecommun~ • cations, appointment caJen. New Low Price I dar, electronic filing and mail. sa "" Month on CIUUrih Low As #25-1000 IBMlTM International Busf. neu Machines Corp. Compact Disc Audio Player Divorces on grounds of gross neglect of duty ~nd extremE' cruelty have been wanted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Cledlth J. King. Middlep01t. from William J. King, Pomeroy, and to Ray Barber, .Reedsville, from Florence Barber, ·Reedsville. Floren<'<' Barber was resto~ed to her prior name of Griggs. . . A divorte action filed by Mary A. Newlun, Long Bottom, against Johil Newlun: Athens. ha s· · been dismissed. 29 111tend golf outing Twenty-nine women golfers attended Tuesday's ladies day at the Jaymar Golf Club. A scotch foursome to be played on June :.! was announced during a short business session. A scotch foursome was held Tuesday and after 18 holes of play, the team of Nancy Reed. Clarice Krautter,Joan Childs, Nellie Brown and Pandora Collins tiro with the team of Carol Crow, Garen Schneider, Kim Blower and Maxine Gaskill for low gross. Low putts was won by Nancy · Reed 's team. Spelcal recognition . was givl'n Ada Nease for~hippingin 'hoi('. Aetion hegins Monda)' The Jaymar Golf Club junior 'program will get underway Monday at 9 a.m. at the dub. • Members of the group will meet : each Monda y at 9 during the ] summer and juniors who qualify will play on the Ohio Valley Junior Circuit each Tuesday at Gallipolis, Point Pleasant and Mason. All boys and girls between 10 and 17·are welcome to join. The club Is · - under the direction of Rill Childs, · club pro. Save 25 . 995 1=au5 '140 ' · " The mli$ic seems to emerge'lrOm a backgro~nd of abso-•. . lute si!enceL An 6ptical beam "reads": the audio discs and_ · converts the digital information bacJ< intO sound. Tlieie's rni audible distortion, rumble, or surface noise. 142-5000 Equalizer/Stereo Expander · REMEMBER ··· · WITH FLOWERS ! ·' POMEROY FLOW£R S.HOP t ••. ,,.,.,1.... s,.,, •..... ·r• ~ ,., ltt·mt. tH·511l Os-car's Rastuarant is pleased to introduce Vlhlhtey Btker &J•••lfer Th•l•r at the pltno kay..etr• and Stllr4tyt .7:00-10:00 p.m. Reservations 446-90 I 0 446-9545 41118 Reg. · • • ' The installation is open to the public and especially invited are RetU"""'.I' home , ,. :::,_.;;-_--:::-- 79!~... Save'40 69!~ . Big savings on highway hi·fll Fits in dash of most vehiclesboth foreign and domestic. Auto-reverse plays both sides of tapes automatically or with the touch of a button. Fast-forward ,and rewind controls lock in position so you can keep your · hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. Switched power lead lets you add a power booster, equalizer, or automatic antenna..112·1906 • · AM/FM Portable Radio As an example, let 's look at a person w!th a stare pension of $3:Xl and a Social Security spouse's benefit of $350. Two-thirds of the state pension Is $200. That figure would be subtracted from the Social Security benefit of $35o leavlilg a monthly Soclal Security benefit of $150 paid to the Individual. This government pension offset only applies to spouse's benefits when the pensio·n Is based on your own government employment. The offset · won't apply If you were eligible to receive your government pension prior to December 1982 and you can meet the January 1977 Socia l Security benefit •. . . • •, requirement s. You could also be exempt from · the offset If you were eligible fo" your pension before July 1,1983 and were receiving one-half of your support from your spouse. You'll notice that you don't have 10 actually receive your pension on th.ose da tes but just meet the : requirements for eligibility. Mr. and Mrs, Richard RuJl(' recently r eturned from Tennessee II wheret heyattencledthegraduation of their. daughter. Lori Rupe Lee. from Columbia State Community College with an associate dcgt·ee in applied science. She graduated summa cum laude and received an award for·being in the top ten of the graduating class. She excelled in the field of radiology and recelvro the Radiologi c Teeh· ,.....--------~--.;_------------~ nology Award for outstanding achievement . Lori and her husband, . • ruma_y,p~tly reside in Waynes- RABIES CLINIC PRESENTED BY MEIGS CO. HUMANE SOCIETY and M£1GS CO. HEALTH DEPT. AT COlUITWIA TWP. FIRfHOUS£ SAT., JUNE 15, 1985 1 P.M. TO 4 P.M. DR. 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In response to the third question, a state or federal pension can lower a Sor.lal Se('urity spouse's benefit . When the government pension Is based on your own employment ani! you qualify for a Social Security ll<'netlt- as a spouse. the Social Se('uriry benen t amount will be lowered or offset by two-thirds of the government pension check are Sherri Sisson will be inst alled as Jntornabono__, " '" qu~n = of Bethof62, ~ , Honal Order of Job's DaughterS at the semi-annual instaUatlon of officers to be held Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. atthelVIidd leportMasonlc Templ e. 239.95 By Realistic LUXURIOUS BY DESIGN TOPS recogniton held OtherS receiving awards and honors ' were Brenda Robbins, second plare In Division 6; _Judy Holter and Pearl Knapp, graduated as KOPS (keep off pounds sensibly!: VIrginia Smith and Ola st. Clair, five year medallions. Kathy McDaniel, Judy Holter and Pearl Knapp participated In the baggie dress parade, and there were a total of seven J<OPS in the Circle of Light ce!'E'mony and KOPS parade from the Middleport unit . They · were Llnnle Aleshire, Imogene Dean, Judy Holter, Julia Hysell, Pearl Knapp, Virginia ~mlth, and Ola St. Clair. · Judy Holter' of the Middleport TOPS 1take off pounds sensibly 1 was the recipient of five awards during Area Recognition Day held . recently at Duncan Falls. Mrs. Holter received her awaills for a 100 pound wPight loss. She received first place in Division 4, second for being a 100 pound loser, third for MeigsCountyqueen,fourth for second place In the state, and fifth for being the Southeastern Ohio area queen. She has been a member , of TOPS for 1% years. TOPS meets Sharon Matson was the top loser for the adults.'and Pam LawrenC.:'. best loser for the teens at Tuesday night's meeting ofTOPSOH570held In Middleport. Kathy McDaniel presided at the m eeting which opened with the pledge and prayt>r. Nancy Gillispie gave the secretary's repori. Rally Da,1• to be held June 25 was di!;C'USscd and it was noted that weighln that day will be at 5 p.m . Winner of · the weekly fruit ,basket was Francis Haggy. Th'e club ~a ng to the qu!'E'n prior to leaving thE' meeting. 'lOu expect it to be a dnver's car. After ali, if is a Pontiac. But Bonneville is also a luxury car By design. With body-contoured seating for six. Lush carpeting underfoot And a 'vast array of available featutes thai let you "c ustomize" your Bonneville just the way you like it. Tesi dnve a Bonneville today. You jus! may _ own one tomorrow! 3 TO CHOOSE FROM SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, Inc. 992-2174 Pomeroy, OH. 500 E. Main PON11AC WE SELL EXCITEM.NT fjr:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll ·SLINDERELLA DIET CLASSES MONDA~ P.M.- 5-Points Class- 6:00-7:30 TUESDAY A.M. - Bas~an Class -· 10:00-11:30 (Fire Dept.) TUESDAY P.M. - Mason Class - 6:00-7:30 (Methodist C~urch) WEDNESDAY A.M. - 5-Points Class- 10:00-11:30 . JO ANN NEWSOME, LECTURER - ,92-3382 Membership Fw. $5,00 -Weekly Fee: '3.00 CLASSIAED a for $2 500 · ..- .Per Couple DINNER FROM 6 to 8 P.M. BUFFET MENU Green Beans & A~ssorted Dressings Roast Beef Mushroom Casserole Cole Slaw Fried Chicken . Relish Tray Rolls & Butter Mashed Potatoes Jello Mold Beverage Homemade Noodles Tossed Salad TH. E oc..u,. u--L&t INN DANCING From 8 'til 12 Mutic Bg Sstg link R•s•rvotlonsl.qu•st<td J31 •lchleiMI a .... ·593-6661 SECOND HALF 1984 REAL ESTATE TAXES EXTENSION GRANTED CLOSING DATE JULY 10, 1985 ~:· HALF PRICE. 10 Min. For Your Dining Pleasure ~Be v M anu tty an eter, delegates at large; Loretta Tiemeyer, alternate to Mrs Van M otor· Mrs Davis still could be eligible for monthly benefits. ln 1985, a.person between the ages of 62 and 65 can earn up to $5,400 with no reduction In your benefit amount. Someone65-69 can earn up to $7,320 and someone 70 or older can earn any amount with no reduction in benefits. When a person does earn overt he appropriate llnnll, the benefits for the year are reduced by Slforevery $2 over the limit. For example, a person age 6Jis recelvlng ·a benefit from his wife's ·Social Securtty of $250. His earnings going to be $6,400 for 1985 which Is $l,(XJO over the $5,400 limit for this year. Half of that · excess ($5001 would be wlihheld from the benefits; that would be two of the checks for 1985. · u you receive a spouse's benefit. your earnings will not affect your husband's or wife's checks. But lf the primary beneficiary has ea rnlngs over the Umll, then the exress will affect all fannlly members Installation set Saturday 15995 r., ikr.<l • , Ruby Marshall, archivlste: Eunte Brinker, cQnclerge, and LoretUl Tiemeyer, pouvlor member. Veda Davis, Mrs. Hampton, and Mrs. Richards reported for the nominal· ing committee. · Delegates for the departemental Ia marc he to be held In Tiffin In July werE' named. They are Mary Martin NPW officers were elected at the rceent l'l'leeling and picnic of the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty. Elected were Julia Hysell, c hapeau; Lula Hampton, demichapeau premiere: Catherine Weish, deml-chapeau deuxleme; Florenre Richard, Ia secretalrecassiE'rE': Iva Powell, l'aumonter;, Dual-Cassette AM/FM Phono ho.·.olllllllll)' .Jt..,oj.!lll'•l rnrll.' l ~ l •rfJr>;:t•;ncrtl , lUi I .:;~ I I " ' •· •~• • Numbers . pickro in thP Ohio Lottety were as follo"!s: Dally: 4U1, Pick-4, ml. Come Start enjoying all the latest movies, music videos and TV shows you've been missing! Convenient 9-lunction wired remote control, 3 record/play speeds, cable-ready 105channeltuner, electronic timer. Hurry inl 116-502 By Realistic A meeting of the Chester Township Trustees will be held at 7: 30 P-!'1· Tuesday a!the town hall to pay · bills. Ohio . lottery. winner.; : Frl4tyt Save '120 ~- Today ... mostly sunny. High 70 to 75. Southerly winds around 10 miles per hour. Tonlght ... partly cloudy with a slight chanceofshowersand thunderstorms. Low near 55. Light and variable winds. Saturday.partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms. High 75 to ~- The chance of rain Is 10 percent today .. 30 perrent tonight .. and 00 percent Saturday. SU!fl; and Jamie Brannon, Slfi6. Joey Fluharty was the fifth place winner with SUI. Lucille Kimes was chalnnan for the blke-a·lhon. }ud_r Holter = - -- - - - - - -------=- c : = = - - = : : : . . . = = : ; _ Weather forecast over a thousand of the total amount and , were presented certlllcates ln recognition of their special ftee<lsville lasl mopth. F1ve of the children coUeded Eight ·and Forty Salon holds meeting -------------~~------ Meets Tuesday efforts. Plcturedleftlorlght,thewlnnerswereChlpper SuUie with 5338; Sherr! WoH with S27G; Susie Khnes,. ·s·ave·$ao··· Reg. 3M.95 Meigs Cou.nty Emergency Medi· ca l Service reports three call s on Thursday; Rutland at 8:17 a. m. transported David Paul from the station to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Rut.Jand at 3:34 p.m. to Depot Street for William Richman to Vet.,rans Memorial; Pomeroy at 6: 15 p.m. to East Main Street for Ann Davis to Veterans Memortal. THEWINNERS-Atolalol$2,113.01w118brollghtlll by 41 riders Ia the cystic llbl'llllls blke-a-lbon held at _Clartnette®. 114 by Realistic '"' Admissions--Barbara Krautter, Pomeroy: Belinda Dailey; Pomeroy: Hazel Qualls, Pomeroy; Sallie Byers. Pomeroy; William Richman, Middleport: Edna Edwards, Racine. Discharges--Penny Srnlth, Chester Mundry, Sr., Beatrice Blake. . Model 12 by Realistic® . Save•200 Waa1199.00 In 1985 cat. RS4::-14 What's on your t:nind &x:ial Semrity Area deaths R.V. Gibbs Store in New Haven and Ralph V. Gibbs, Sr. worked in the maintenance depart• ment of the Philip Sporn Plant . He · · Ra lph V.GibbsSr.!\9. New Haven was a member of the New Haven died Thursday in the Holzer Medical United Methodist Churc h, a Centr>r. member of the first city council of He was born August 4, 1895 in New Haven, wherE' he served for 17 Hartford to the late Charles and yearS, a member of the New Ha vE>n Effie Rogers Gibbs. senior citizens. He served as the He was preceded in death by his New Haven water clerk for Si'Veral . first wlle Zelia H. in 1002, his second years, was a foster parental Lakin wife Audi'E'y B. In 1969, and a State Hospltal,andwasamemberof daughter Mrs. Emmett (Mildred 1 the JOUAM Lodge. Elias. Funeral services will be Sunday Surviving are fi ve <la ughters, at 2 p.m. at the New Haven United Mrs. Richard ! Imogene) WalkPr, Methodist Church with the Rev. Mrs. Marcellus (Patty! Waid, both John Campbell officiating. Burial from New Haven, Mrs. James will follow In Graham Cemetery. tMartha) Staats, Mrs. Clem · Friends may call the Foglesong (Mabell Jamison, both from Point Funeral Home on Saturday !rom 2-4 Pleasant , Mrs. Charles (ErnestinE') and 7-9p.m .. WPrry. Pomeroy,; two sons. Ralph The body wllllie In state one hour Gibbs Jr.. NPW Haven, and Jakr> prior to services at thE> church. Gibbs, Columbus, Ohio: one sister. In lieu of flowers the family Mrs. Russell !Fiot·a I McMillin, requests contributions be made to MaSon. 28 grandchildren, 45 the New Haven Fire Department great-grandchildren, nine greatEmergency Squad or the New great-grandchild!'E'n. Haven Library. He was a retired merchant of the Sentinel The D Cut 270fo 21~29.95 Take tt to the game, the park, or listen while relaxing in the back yardl Big 3 1/2* speaker, AFC for drift·free FM ~· Slide-rule tuning, earphone. "12~71 ~- 80 Min. .2~or111 21or271 Reg. 1.1MI E8ch Reg. 2. 7t E8ch Solar-Power ·WE ' WILL GIVE EACH FATHER EC-406 by Radio Shack 3C)tYo Off ' A ''-FREE'' SUNDAE Ideal for gel"ttfal-purpoae rec;ordl(lg. Provides l'tigtH)utput and Wide frequency respor181 at normal biu ' lllllng. Hinged ltOI'8IIe cat. BUy d you need-no limit!~~ .ON _FATHER'S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 16T~ and II)Of with us 1 l On first day of month following second half closing. interest is charged on unpaid balance of delinquent taxes from previous year for period of time from preceding December first to that day. .• ,. . . t 2) On December first, each year interest is charged against the full unpaid balance of taxes for period of time from day established in (1) above to date. ' ,, FAILURE TO RECEIVE IILL DOES NOT AVOID PENALTY AND INTEREST OFFICE HOURS 8:30 to 4:30P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY PHONE NUMBER: 992-2004 Meigs County Treasurer, George M. Collins ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At the Foot of the Pomer.oy-Maaon BricfBe 57 · <>9 C • ou:r Gallrpolrs ' ' I PH. 112·2111 '· •• • �--Friday. June 14, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page 8 - The Daily Sentinel -Friday, June 14, 1985 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Business Services The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. TROMM EXCAVATiNG' BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS •GRADING *CONCRETE WORK PH. 742-23.28 Merchaml1se Financia l 1-Cerd of Thanks (paid i n advoncel 2 -ln Memory (paid in advoncel 3 -Announcoments 4 -Givoowey 6 -Heppy Ada 6-loat and Found 7-Verd Sale (paid in advancel B·Public Sele 6 Auction 9 · Wentod to Buy . 21 · Buslneu Opp'ortunity 22-Money to loan 51- Houaehold Goode 52·Cii. TV & Radio Equipment 53- Antiques 54-Misc. Merchandise 55 - Building Supplies 56- Pets for Sole 57-Musicallnstruments 58 · Frulta 8o Vegetablua 59 -For Sela or 1rede 23·Profellionel Services Rea l Estale Empl ll '/1111~ 11 I '31 -Homea for Sale 32-Mobilo Homes for Sale 33 ·Farms for Sale 34-Businou 8uildlngs 35-loto 8o Acreage 36-Reel Eotate Wanted St:rv1c~:s Re ntals Filrm Supplies & L1veslod 11 · Halp Wanted 12-Situotion Wanted 13-ln•urence 14· Busineu Training 15-Schuols 1 5 -Redio, TV 6 CB Repair 17-Miacellaneous 18-Wanted To Do B 1·Homelmprovoments B2·Piumbing 8o H..tlng 8l·Excovatin1 84-Eiactrical • Refrigeration 86· Gantrel Houling 86-Mobilt Home Repair 87-Upholstery 61 · Farm Equipmunt 62-Wanted to Buy 63·Livestoc:k 64· Hay & Grain 66- Sead 8o Fertilizer 41-Housea for Rent 42-Moblle Homes for Rent 43-Farms for Runt 44-Apartment for Rent 46 -Furnlshed Rooms 46 -Spaco for Rant 47-Wai1ted 10 Rent 48-Equipment for Rant 49 -For Leaae Classified pages cover the following telephone exc~ anges .... 71 -Autoa for Sell 72-Truclta for Sell 73-Vans 8o 4 WD 74-Motorcyclee 76-Boo11 8o Motora 76-Auto Per11 8o Accessoriea 77-Auto R.,..ir 78-Cemping.Equlpment 79· C-pen 8o Motor Homes Television listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Gellia County Area Codu 614 . Meigs County Area Code614 Mason Co., WV Area Code 304 446-Gallipolis 367- Che•hire 388-Vinton 246-Rio Grande 256-Guyan Di-'rict 643-Arebie District 379-Walnut · 992 - Middlaport Pomeroy 985- Chestar 343-Portland 247- Letart Fells 949- Racine 742- Rutland 667- Coolvllle 675-Pt. Pleasant 458- leon 576-Ap~e Grove Hearing Evaluations For All Ages LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist 773-Ma~on (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 ·Gallipolis , Ohio 45631 , · f-13 ltn 882- New !1evan 895- letart 937- Buffalo C&A AUTO REPAIR 16 Word• ... On a day inaertion .... ...... ..4.00 16 Worda...Three day Insertion ......... $6.00 16 Words ... Six day insertion .. . ....... .. $8.00 320 5th St. Racine, OH. PH. 949·2777 Announus The Expansion of Service to our Customers To •Complete Front End Repair & Alignment •Computerized Wheal Balance •Tires (All Sizes - Car, Truck. Farml Include: Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The State of Ohio. Moigo County JACKSON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATIOIII • Plaintiff va. CHARLES D CARR. et at Dalendents l\lo. B4 CV 262 In punuance of an Aliu Older of Sole doted June 1966 in the above enti1led action, I wil offer loo ule II public .auction. It tho front door of the (:ourt en Pomaroy, Ohio, in the above named County. on Foiday, tho 19th day of July 1985. II 10:00 o'clod! A.M.. tho following .delcribed rMI estate, Muete in the County of Meigs and Stoll of Ohio, ond in the Towliahip of Qrongo IO· wii; :,Situabld ill the Townahip of in the CountY of Moiga Ond State of Ohio, a...,... • Public Notice a~dinoctiontothe PLACE OF BEG I NNIIIIG. containing aixty (501 ....... liVe and except one-half acre situ· ate in the IOUthwelt comer ond bought by tho Boord of EducWon of Orange Township for 0 ~ - lot. Amount com.aoyed is 591h acres. SECOIIID TRACT: Situate In Sectlon 30, Town 4. and Range 1 2. Ohio Company· a Purchase, Commencing in the north line of tho oouthooat quartor of Soction 30 11 tho nonheelt comer of land now owned by Anthony WoOde; thence lOUth to the middle of tho !Qid; thonce in • northeuterly direc1ion to aoid qu-. section line etong the middle of tho .IOid: thonce weal on the uid _.... OICiion lin• to tho PLACE OF BEGINNING.and ex_copt about one-t!llrd of one acre now a ~tpled- Q burying ground. Tho amount of this convey..,ce is three f3~ FIRST TRACT: Beginning in ecm to be tho aalne. more or to-wit; the center at the old vacated IQid .-ng by tho achool houH in 'Section 30, Town 4, ,lf)d Range 12; thence 0111 71 r<>dund 8 links to L Findling's line; lhenoe north 132 rods 'lf)d 12'h Nr*a; thence weat72 rods and 5 Nnka; thence south 117 rods end 41inka: thence in ..... Soid Promiaea located in Oraqge Township, Meigs County, Ohio. Said P••ullee Apprailed at f41.000.00 and cannot be IOkf for less than two-thirds of that amount. of sale with balance to be paid up<m delivery of deed THIS SHERIFF'S SALE OP· ERATES UNDER THE DOC· TRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR . THE MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF MAKES 1110 GUA · RAIIITEE AS TO STATUS OF TITLE PRIOR TO SALE . HOWARD E. FRANK Sheriff Meigs County, 0 . LAWRENCE A. HEISER Attomey for Plaintiff reject ony and all 0< parts of hubll Froe running front end 14 wheel drive only when locked in) 6 Cylinder Engine- 260 CID Long Bod oav ony and all bids. lllo bids con be withdrown !0101 _,thirty 1301 days altar the .cheduted closing time for receipts of bido. Maiga loc8l Board . (CUT OUT FOI fUTUII US() KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE' NOTICE FOR BID The Tuppers Plaina-C....... Water District is inviting bkls for a 19B5 MQdel pic!<up tncclc, PU8UC IIIOTICE On June 26th 81 7.00 the Salisbwy Township with the following . .. . _ w111 hold a Pllblic 1 apecilicationa: tho -p u - pi the ~ A~omatic loclc out' tioM pol4ld Use of Fode<al R....,"'' Sharing Funds for the.coming Real Estate G11neral year. All citizens will htve 1he opportunity to grve written and oral commen'll on the uMI of the Funds (Especially S.,ior •Cruzenal The Public Budget H•ring willolao be held at this Real dme. Tho meeting will be held at the home of the C.,rtt. 985~3561 .. · "'"'!!iilli Salisbury Twp. (6) 14. 1tc ! Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savell I own ordff I I I I I I I r I oeponthereolr.-touid Board 81 its """' achod'-'od mooting 11 provided by low f..three t31 71 PM llQIII IChoc:ll bu-. according to apocifica- ad and by mail wi11t this coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when wau get Write your I I. tions I ' Name·---------- 1 I I I Address 1 [Phone I I C irciP Ad Wdllted J ..., ss.oo '"' I I I,_----~- .1I >.2. -_::::::::= I •· - - - - 1 5.-----16. - -- - - Separate and independent bids will be receiwd with .-.poet to the ond body typo and wl1l ...,. that the bus when · - ...t prior to delivery comply with Ill acilool d - _,;~'CCI · tiona. •I Nlety regulotiona ond curr.n Ohio Minimum Standonto for School Bus ConiiiUCtiori of the Department of EducaOOn purtuant to Sectoin Treosur&l, Mlddlopolt, Ohio. A - check peyablo to the Trea1urer of the eboYe board of edllclllon or o IBtllfllctory bkl bond executed by tho bidder and the surety company, in an •mount equal 'I: I to IMt (6%1of tho bid .... be IUbmltted with each bid Sold board of educ-tion relefWI the right to waive indude d istount 17. 11. _ _ _ _ __ 19, _ _ ___:_ _ informalities, 1 I 7. - - - - - 8. 9. 10. - - - - - - - - - - - HOUSUIVERROWINC? CLEAN If WI1JI acNpt< , o.t $35.000. 21 _ _ _ _ __ 21 ------~ 14 - - - - - - - - - - - - J&F NEW USTING - One acre on paved road out ol (own, waler and elec avatlable $3,500 Real Estate General NEW LISTING - Handymar1 sure can make a •ice home out ol th~ 3 BR, full basemen! and I& kt House needs finished.1P water. Only $19,100. NEW LISTING - 5 acres, 3 BR. swim pool, garage, nice kitchen and lull basement Pomeroy. REMODELED - Racine.Corner kt lhlely 3 BR oome. Dbl garage and modem icjchen. SYRACUSE - One story 3 BR. carpeting gas lurnac:e and lg kt POMEROY - $14,500 lor lhis carpeted 2 BR lrame. Central air and heat ~ ACRES - Bowman's. Run. Elec and TP water avaiable. POMEROY - N~e one lloor 2 BR house on corner lol near hos~tll. Full basemen~ hot water heat and dbl garage. IG. RANCH - You sure can enjoy this 2200 sq. It home. Heat pump, $108 budge~ 4 BR. 2 lamily rooms and 1.19 acre land. RACINE ' - 1.& older oome irt. need of an owner. One acre with lois of trees and shrubbery. 30. ..,..._....._ __ 32. _ _ _ _ __ J .,•. - - - - - - - ' - 3<. l3 __...:.._ _ -_ - LOADS OF ll. _ __ _ __,__ ....."*",..,............. IAIGAIIIS 1 " · - - - - - :n. _ _ _ _ __ -' i ' 16. I Yirtll _, ~II This C•p• wifh Ramltt•nce lruco THfertl Hou•:11 rr1 The Dllllr S..tlnel 111 C.UrtSt. Po,..oy,Oh.457" ~-~-------------------· l He.nillt;,ut.:r.> I E.M•in. .WI PO~EROY,O. 992·2259 r -- NEW USTING - Have you CONTRACTING 10-6-llc DENNY CONGO WLLL HAUL JUST CALL! . 992-3410 PH. . A··w St. Rt. 160 Norlh Gallipolis, Ohio 1111/ltn out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD . 992-21116 Middleport, NEW LISYING- PortlandVacant acreage Approx. 40 acres land wrth some tillable. Many uses. $16,000.00. 992-6191 AUTO RENTAL We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can rlso acid boil and rod $l6,500.00 Dottie Turntr tU-5692 Jnn Trussel 949--2660 U·SAVE SERVICE NEW USTING - Chester A neat 4 bedroom oome wilh lull basement Good condition, hardwood l'ro5. sunny dining room Can be yours for REALTORS Henry E. Cleland Jr. "We Rewt F~t tm" RADIATOR - Southern District - AP. prox. 12 acres lor home Site or LISTING - Mtntrs- . Mini·flrm - Ap9 acres with a 2 bed· nicely remodeled home w~h lots ol cabinet space, barn, milk house, lruit trees, lenctn& a•d a good garden space. $17.500.00 CALL . 446-4522 '"''"I .&.'UI NEW LISTING- YICaltlllnd NEW ville prox. room RENT A CAR JIM CLIFFORD been looking lor acreage? Appro• 40 acres ol land w~h free gas available Ia a 4 bedroom house. l.fl us show you lhis. $25,000.00. NEW LISTING - llac:ine The charm ol Early American can be seen lhrougltout IIttS 3. bedroom. 2 story oome Original oak woodwork ~.accented by cok>nial walpaper with matching drapes. Nice kitchen with appliances, Ytnyl gdtn& basement, storage sheet ~luated on 2 lois. loilely home! Asktng $39,000.00 . LIMESTONE-._ GRAVEL .~ ·SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT DOZER , BACKHOE. TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, '<YATER. GAS & SEW 'R LINES, RECLAMATIC Ill, POIIIDS. SPRIIIIG DEVELOPMENT. • HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STOIIIE & OIRT trailer. Only $7,000.00 'POMEROY - 2 story remodeled 2 BR, lg 1o1 with shade. I 949-2263 or 247-464 NEW LISTING- 8 rm. ranch full basemerrt. garage and mce let in the country. Asking $22,100. 11 12.----- - IJ. -~-,--~ Ph. 614-143-5191 NEW-REPAIR Gutters • oc,w•ispc>u~·· Gutters Cleaned · Painting , • · • ~torrfi- Dooril · • · ·'& Windows Siding • Soffit Work CLASSIFIED ADS lAIIGSVIllE - 12 acres and 2 BR. mod. ranch with lui basement and lurnace. 11. •Refrtoer•tora Roofing Co. 2 20. _ ---'---~ 21. _ _ _ ___ ll- -~--,.· -~---27. - - - - - - -. to Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doa Houses •Drven •Free1era Howard L Writesel Phcne 1-(6141-992·3325 RACINE - lg 3 or 4 BR stery home on I& lot. Has lull basemen! and dbl. garage with storage. ,. ______ _ ·1- --====== "'-------- .1 .. of Specifications and tnstructions to bidders may be obtained at the office o1 the ••r I. I . I )Wan1ed Sale I < })For Announcement I < )For Rent board 41!11 .76 of tho Ohio Revised Coda and ell other peninent P'ovitiont of law. 6 10 3 I or phiHie days day• I 11•mbtr if u.-d. You·n !ft Wonls btrter rtsultl if yau dt · J 1uibt fully. giwe pm1. the lo 15 SI.Ou sa.oo $13.00 1 fribune r•senes fht rigllf 1 to dou1fy, etl1l ar fe1t<l I ad. Your ad w1ll h liJ 2j $1.00 SI.OO Sl3.00 $11.00 ·1 '•• in th prop.r douifi.-. lion if you' ll check tht To 15 $7 .00 510.110 ., s.oo $15.00 I proper box lltlow. These lash raftJ 11•d addnn said educa1ion. • re5ulls. Monev ncl refundable I J Print on• word in each 'I 1poct below. Each iniliol :J If group of ftgurtt COUIIII 'I n a word. (ount namt of 12'116. UTILITY BUILDINGS cha• - no trade-in. 161 31 ; i6l 7 , 14. 3tc 73·10 Chny Tr. TIIENCIING IS WI 1M SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Trenching Of Any Type Dom & Backhoe Service Plumbina S.rvict Weldin&, lowboy Haulina S.ptlc Systams LkiMIII & loodlll YIIYL I Al-lUM Cumpleto G - Worlt' Completa Remodeling Roofing of ell Typeo 73 ·10 Chny Tr. Workad In 1toma • 20yura ••Fr" Esdmotea" (lll COUICT: Ph. 1614) back Call now 61 4 · 742232B . The Meigs County Fish and Game Club will have a work session Sat .. June 16th. 1taning at 8 :00 a.m . All members urged to come and help get ready for Kidl Fishing Derby YOUNG'S Jlo<hr PaMis .. ............ '25 73-79 Chny. Tr. Cob (orntrs.................. '20 CARPENTER SERVICE Grilln ..... - ....................'75 Ntw and Ustd AutD Glan- latt Motltl Parts WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS - Addona 1nd remodeling 3-8 week old gray kittens . Call 614-446-0931 - Plumbing 1nd eleetrical BOGGS WO .. . . ·"'! -. - . ~ ~. V. C. YOUNG Ill WE ARE YOUR SALES . AND SER~ICE HE.ADQUARTERS FOll , SALES & SERVICEu. S. 992-6215 ~ 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio • 12 -8-tlc RT. •ZENITH · 50 EAST •SPEED QUEEN LAUNORY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATELUTE SAlES & SERVICE Authorized John Deere, New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer ' RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-915·3307 4/ 1/ lfn 1-3-tlc AUTO & TRUCK . ·• REPAIR ,~~-~- Trl•••~t•loit ,. . · PH. 992-5612 or 992-7121 .. ~ MOTEL '. 5425 lt. 4, HyMII IUft lei. Pt-ily, Ohio 45769 (6141 992-2134 or 992-6704 'VINYL SIDING AlUMINJIM SIDING *ILOWN IN INSUI.AnON BISSEU SIDING CO. Ntw Homes luill "FIH Elltlm1t•'' PH. 949·2101 ... 949-2160 •s....,,..I PIONEER CARPET &-UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35115 !Ilk Hill R01d Lona Bottom, OH. 45743 PH. (6141 985-4212 •• Use Von Schrldtr EquiPIIIfnt Raco-dld by L1adl11 Clrpll MIIIU· facturtrt. 'FREE ESTIMATES" J.22·Hn . .-SHADE . RIVER DRILLING ' Afttr S Call 742-2027 formerly Heaton Drilling Co. *Water & Gas Well Service •Myers Pumps . Sales & Service 6 kittens & mother cat. 2 long haired , 2 mo old . Can see at Tom Smith residence Addlaon-Butaville Rd . 'Call 614-367-0444 . 8 kittens, all colora, ready to go . Call 614 -446:2957 . Cat & kittens creme, blue & black to good home C811 61 4-446- 1'354 Call 61 4-446-7723 4 white baby kittens. Ready to go . Call 614· 266-6760. A red, part Doberman, part PitbuU. 9 month old . Loves to run. Housebroken . Fe- male. Call 614-992 -371 4or 614-992-2934 , 304·675.6276 1·10-l.f.n. ROSES' EXCAVAnNG INC. •Oil lisld sarvice * llndscapina llasellltnls •Land clurina • Ponds •Septic systems haulina *frH estimates · * DOll lOSE Offke 949-249! Ho1110 143-5340 PH. 667-6535 or 985-4353 "Free Estimates" Installation Available d THE QUAUTY · PRINT SHOP ROUSH CONSTRUCTION '" ·All Yw P1ltiMJ Nlflt PIUS: Olfict Supplits & •Rtsldtn1ial & Commerciol •Devalopmtn1s & Commercial Furniture, Wl4ding and Groduation Sto1ionary, Magn•1ic Sign" lubbtr Stamp•, Sites lvtiness Forms, • (Gpy S1nitts, Ett. 255 Mill St., Midcll-t 104 Mulllarry b., Pomeroy •Single and Mulli Unit Housing •Wood Modt (ablnatry Oaoign ond Planning 992-33453/2/Hn GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7611 lfHERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to lnlroduct ·you to Enpce-A-Car, the modem way MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE to drive the vehicle of your choice. NO DOWN PAYMENT lOWER MOIITHl f ~A fMINT BLACKSTON NEW CAR B~NNETTrS Box. 326 Pomsroy, OH. 45769 for faster Service Cllll: Coli 614-992-673 992-D75 Or · 742-3195 11 -14-tfc MEIGS EXCAVAnNG COMPANY Mabile Home 614-446-9416 6/1/lmo RENT ACAR CALL 446-4522 "We Rent For Le11" U·SAVE AUTO RENTAL 51. Rt. 110 • Nortll GelllpO,IIs, Olllo 1-ll·ll & TAU(K LEASING NEEDS Residenlial & Commercial Heating & Cooling - Will do ell typos of ex· · cavatihg, landscaping, baaementa. sawage ayatems, water •nd g• linn, water well drilling and Hr· vice. trt,~cking (limes· tone lit dirt). TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY · CLINIC IN MIDDlEPORT E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. OPEN. EACtl THURS. EVE. 6-8 PT. PlEAsANT OFFI<E can: 742·2407 5-23-tfn I lAUSON AYE. SMAIL ANIMAl HOUIS 3305 AII 111111 11 1.1~ Ill!! II Is Monlloy J , ..... s , ..... T...., , ,30 p.ca.· p.m. ~~~ 3 , ..... s , .... lhuncloy J p.m.-S p.m. Frhloy ( p.m.·l p.co. latw"" 10 ...... n.n ..... !AlGI ANIMAlS AND 3 sUIGIIT IY. APPOIIIrMINT CIMMr. one holt mile up Goorgn Crtok Rd . CoM 814-4411·0284. 104· 675-2441 . 2-3-tln Announcumants SWEEPER ond sewing mo· chine rep.tr. pen1. and supplies . Pick up end delivery. Devls Vacuum Colt 614-446·4421 . Cute, long-haired kitten . Also grown female cat. All black, excellent mouser Good with children. Call 61 4-992 · 7574. Three 6 to 8 ft. tree s1umps on the ground . 304-676- 4145. 2 male puppies, mother Terrier .. Clifton. WV . 304~ ~~ box ' at~' ·type' of hunting .magezlnes 1 977 · .1 ~83 . 304-675-'1677. ' . ·. Puppiea . 304-468-1669 or 448· 1617. Financial 13051678-3639 Lost: Reward for any \nformation concerning black female English Cocker Spaniel. Missing since 6 -2 -85 . Some white on noes, throat · & cheat.' vory -shy . Colt 814-38B-9790or614-3B88720. Own your own Jean Sportswear. Ladies Apparel. Childrens. large Size, Com bination Store, Accessories. Jordache, Chic. Lee. Levi, Easy Street, lzod, Espnt, Tomboy, Calvin Klein. Sergio Valente, Evan Picone, Liz Claiborne, Me_mbers Only, Organically G,roWn . Gaso line, Helthtex. Over . 1,000 9 Wanted To Buy We pay caih for late model clean usad can . Jim M10k Chev.-Oids Inc. Bill Gena Johnson 81 4-446-3872 Old or antique slot machines wanted . Any condition, paying $400 each. Call collect Wanted to buy a used dahumidilier. Call 61 4-446· 2107 or 614-246- 6600 . COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . Bods. iron. wood, cupboards, chairs. cheau. bukers . d is hes. stone jart, antique~. gold and silver Write - M . D Miller, Rt .2, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or call 7780 d14·992 · Buying daily gold. 1ilver coins, ringa, jewelry,aterling were, old coins. large currency . Top price•. Ed . Burkett Berber Shop, 2nd . Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614· 992· ' 3476. Aluminum scr1p. Sell your aluminum scrap direct tot he smelter . Buying ell grade• of aluminum. Premium paid for 23 Professional Services Piano Tu.ning and Repair. Brun1cardi Mus1c Co .. 614446-0687. Tweot1eth year of qu,alitY' s~rv.icp. Lane Oaniels, 614,742'·2951 . · 3 bedrooms, detached 24 feet x 28 feet garage , rural water, satell1te and appliances. One acre. Hysell Run . 614-992 -2369 By owner , 3 bedr ooms , bath, ut11ity room . living room. k1tchen . din1ng. gar · age, central air, fireplace. fully carpeted. Syracuse Call614-992 -7478 or after 992·3442 Buy from owner and save Downstairs : kitchen, living room . dmmg room , bed roo m and bath. UpS1airs . 2 bedrooms. Remodeled. wall to wall carpet,gas heat, storm windows and doors, in sulated. large front porch. garage, outbuilding, mce yard. $17r000. Oepot St , Rutland. Ohio . Call Orville Hogue at 614- 742 · 2291 3 bedroom home, 8'h percent assumable loan, garden spot. Reduced down to $49 .000. 304-675- 5047 . BY OWNER - 3 bedrooms. 1 'h baths, dinmg room , iull basement w1th family room . 24.1124 garage. close to downtown 304 -675-4604. House, 3 bedrooms , full basement. 6 acres. 1 m1le from town. At 2 , phone 304-675-5844 By owner 9 '1t p er cent ossumobte. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. living room. dtning room , f•m"l ly room . ~qujpped kltch,n. patiO,.-AC. double garage, New Haven. must sell 165,000.00 304- Flea M arket every Thu rs . back half of Rio Grande Municipal Building, 11 -7 . Dealer space available. Yard Sale Sat June 15, Rt. 7 , Kanauga across from Baird 's Wreckmg . Bedroom su1te . mattresses, mce cloth•ng , appliances, movie projector, humidifier, maternity clothes, etc . Yard Sale 2 % miles out Georges C reek . Infant thru adult, large womens. & mat ernity clothes . Baby 1tem s, pony saddle. dishes, nursemates , lots of misc. Friday- Saturday. June 14 & Yard Sale Sat urday 15th. 10 to 5 . Rt. 160 4 miles past Holzer, left at Evergreen. 446 -B037. Boby. children . c lot hing . books. games . mise 304-458-1B66. R~wleigh Dealers, earnings unlimited. for more i,nforma tion call Mr , Wood 304:Q75 - 1090. • . . . Airlines now hiring Reser vationists. stewardess. and ground crew positions ava1l · oble. Call 1-619-569 -0241 hour~ Cabal TV installer service tec h Send resume to P.O Bo :~~; 67 , Gallipolis Ferry, WV Reliable perspn to bab-, sitm my home 40 hr. wk Send name and ref . to Box C -12 care of Pt. Pl . Register.Pt. PI ---=-----,12 Situations Wanted Room & board for lady i n private room , bath, large BR ·Iounge, TV. reasonable . Flatwood area in Pomeroy for br .• FR , BN ceiling, vinyl siding, aluminum window. 17 A . a.ailable. Call 614446-2359 3 or 4 bdr ., 3 bath. iam. rm , LR. DR . 2 car garage, CA. log home. 3 acres. 2 mi out Jerricho Rd. 8'1: pet. ass. loan Call 304· 675 -6622. Call 61 4-446· 7019 o-216635-8429 . In Gall ipolis. country vtew from sundeck & shaded patio on rear of house. Front vtew of golf course. large carport . bow w1ndow. large basement . Call 614-446- 2539. Oupi&Jt for sale by qwner . trailer lower River Ad $16 .500 . Owner will fi nance w1th downpayment Coli 614-446 - 2135 be · tween BAM & 12 Noon . 14x70 K1rkw ood 3 bdr .. Amana, CA t. walk -in closet . range , refrig ., redwood porch . underpinning, exc . con d. $10 .000 Coli 6J4 , 978 2 bdr. mobile homo. total electric. air cond , uc. Persons Body Shop , lucas Lane, Pt Pleasant. WVa near K&K Mobile Homes . Popular prices. 614- 986 - cond. Call 614-266 -6450 1.3 acre 12x65 mobile home . porch . built 1n back porch Sell land contractrent. Call 614~ 256 - 1 3 17 . 41-74 $33. 500 6694. sell . Call 614 · 446-0276. 304·773-9185. 14 Business Training 5-rooin house, garage . Tu.as R.d . Gallipolis , $22,000 . Cell 61 4· 4462604. 16. Schools Instruction Guitar lessons at Brunicerdi'• Music in Gallipolis. 0 . Sign up no. Call 614- 4468077 for class opening s. 288· 1521. 1- . , . . . - - - - -- Roglstored B i tch -legged Will plow tobocco. Coli Boogie . Mole. II weeks to 8 814·258· 1628. months old Coli 614· 843· 1- - - - - - - - - . . ; _ 1278. Elperlenood boby litter will cere for any •ge children in my home (ne•r Eureka) dey ohlft only. Call 1114-21118034. Porter, Ohio. 6 room house on lot . Garden spot. good location near church & store. Needs little repair, ideal for retired couple or young · family, good neigh· 1970 12x60 exc . cond . washer & dry er. air condi tioner Call 614- 379-2822 3 bftdroom house for rent i!'l Middlepon . Coli 614-992Insured , .20 · years e'.IIJ)e- 3'?21 . rience. 304-576- 2866 or -----'---~MOBILE HOMES MOV ED. 576- 2998 Farmf for Sale 614 -446-7534. The John E. Wa lter farm . 7 rm house. fan cond.. 2 small barns, 133 acres . 1.600 lb. tobacco t~llotment 7 ml · 1.rom 'GallipoliS ort Fnendly ftldge Ad Call _.or. _ - w,.ite Charfes E, Wl\Hers, 1419 Stuart St , Cha.rles - ton. WV .. 304-346 -7117 or call Vernon Holley 614-446 · 4344 . Neat four room house and beth in Miiidleport; caf · peted. major kitchen IP· pliances, d1ning set provided Garage Ideal for Jingle qr couple; 10rry no pets or childre'n . $185 a ·month plus securrty deposit. Phone Hoeflich. 614- 992 5292 after 5 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2- bd;. furnished . jii lr utilites pd .• eKcept el~pt ., conVe - . n1ent lo citiOn ~ security dep-~ os1t reu q1red. Call 614-446- 6558 Furmshed 2 · bdr, In Crown 388 ·9686. 30 acres. mobtle home. barn. shed. Fen ced. Rt . 2 . Mason County, 304 -882 - 2471 or 755-4664. ble for married co uple or adults, no pet or children . 35 acres 3 m1 . W. of Holzer Hospi t al Ca ll 614- 446 8221 . Renlal s 41 Houses for Runt Big down payment, short time employment . or credit history stopping you f rom buying a h9me? Consider a reclaimed aingle or double· w1de. $600 down-take over payments . No charge for delivery . Interested? (614) 1972 Schult Chateau tra1ler 12x6 0 . ex cond , pull out livingr oo.m, cent r al ai r. wash er & dryer, TV, redwood porch . awning. underpinning . ' Call 614- 446- 2415. 1981 12x60 office tra iler, central air-heat . fi\le rooms. floure scent l ig hting . 5. 5 room . 2 bdr. house. good location. stove e~nd refngerator furnished . Adults only. no pets, ref . required . Cell ref Call 61 4 - 446 - 3~49 Unfurnished 6 room hou1e 1 Y2 beth. garage. all newly redecorated, 1n town. ref. required . No pets, adults only · Call 614-446- 2543 2 bdr . hou oe. 8165 mo.. s 1 00 dep . no pets. Call For rent or sale. Partly rum ished. 2 bedrooms. Nice porch. Good condition . Call 7 roOm house iunction Han · nan Trace & At. 7 at Swan Creek. J .D. Pollitt. Cell Oakwood 12x66 3 br bath and half $9700. You cen move or l ive on rented lot. 304-5053. 0508 Furnished. 2 bedroom mo · bile home . No pets Gall 614-949·2253. no pel! . 304· 6 75-3000. 2 bedrooms, full basement, dOuble car · g•rage. 1 .2 . acres. Rose Hill. Pomeroy. Tire of looking at run d,own used MH , like New '77 For rene mobile home. Upper River Rd . Call 614-446 - Upstairs duplex, 2 bdr., refrlg . S. stove. furnished. Vme St. near river. Oep , & 614· 446-3617. lovely r,anch home, 3 bed· room. 2 b8thl. large ••t-in kitchen . family 1411.x24ft. room with buck stovelnaert, extra room for formal dining or living • sundeck, concrete patio and dri~Jeway . 2-car covered carport . E.11C1llent neighborhood. Must ' " to 2 bdr . mobile home, total electric. ad.ults only , no pets, TV. cable available Call 2 br mobtle home I n WV Park. $ 175. month $125 . deposit , reference raquire4, by apppintment. 614-742-2291 . 2 bdr apphances furnished , 1 'h mi. from town, large lot. $175 mo. plus depositS. ref. Call614-446 ·2236 or 614· 446 -2581 614 - 446 · 1370 o ftor 5 OOPM . $6,900. Coli 61 4 · 4468116 or 1114-446-0019 . 128.000. 614-878-2613 . Call 614-446 · 3567. 614 -367-7438 61 4-446-0093 before 61 4-446 -0795 oltor 6. House for sale at 1056 2nd. Ave .. Gallipolis. Oh. Con sists of hvmgroom . dmin· groom. kitchen & two bed rooms. bath all on one floor. F~U basement, large front porch with awning, gla11ed In back porch . One car garage , large back yard with garden area. For more in for· 2 bdr .• fully furn .. utihttel pa1d. adults only. Call 614- 304-743-5512 or 304-727 . _4_4 _6·_4_, _, _o_ _ _ _ __ 1 850 3 1 bdr. trailer furnished , a1r conditioned. $140 mo . plus utthtiel and deposit . Suita · 35 Lots & Acreage 2 bdr. cabm on Raccoon Creek , tease reqUired Call 772- 1220 or (6141 7733926. New 2 bdr. all electriC · across from hOSPital. $250 month, deposit & ref .• no pets Call 614-446 -9307. 60 acres, Southside. min rights, house. barn. out buildmg . 2 walls, state rd or 304-675 · 3734. borhood. $13.500 . Call 614-388-9031 . motion coil 614-446-3628 or 61 4·446· 1 183. Shown Fr1day ond Saturday garage sale. 2901 M eadowbrOok Dr ladies clot hing, small sizes, glassware, lots of other misc. items. 862 -3237. 992·3595 . ' House for ule. owner must & Vicinity IIIEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL · lTV MOBILE HOM E SALES . 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS . AT 35 PHOIIIE 614 -446 7274 368· 9767 ' Will care for elderly lady in my home. Experience . Ref erences. Reasonable rates . ... ·-· P.i .Pieasalrlf .... Mobile home 10 country 12x65, 2 bdr ., S16 mo , $ 140 dep . refrig . trash . water fu rnished . Call 614 · 614-446-3040 614 -256- 10 00-4 00 31amily. Smoll appliances, dishes, flatware , clothes, some tall mar)'s . lots o1 mise 257 Main St ., Middleport farmland . pasture , wood · land , burldtng or trailer site 950.000. after 5 p m .. Sun day through Thursday . 304- Private home care. Has room for 1 mora resident . 6 14 - Ca ll Carport sale. M on. and Tues .. June 17 and 18. C1ty . Call 614-256-6520. 3 bdr house . Green School. extra lot. fmished basement, 2 car garage. 855 .000. Ca ll water. naar Mer cerville . Saturday, June 15th from 1 Oam to 5pm at 261 Union Ave., Pomeroy. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Coli 614-256-6509 . 3 bdr. home 3 yrs . old, rural Teaford~. 80 ac res. pond , rural water , Joy Dr Call 614-446 -4307 . Step up-lara 4 bdr. fabulous home. 3.000 aq .ft ., 3 baths, 2 ftreplaces. Yt acre. S. more . 555 . 000 Reduced to $42,000 . A ssumable 8%. Yard sale Sat June 16th. Small , teenage, women and men clothing, handmat(e cradle. jewelry. bedspread•, boots . dishes . lots more 606 Ma•n St . Racine, for Sale story house. barn . outbuild· 10gs, tobacco base. aU min eral rights, $42.000. Call Real Eslale Call 61 4-992-761 2. f~;:~~~~::~::~~=======::~ 32 Mobile Homes 41 Houses for Runt LEON . WV .. 3 bedrooms. 2 story home Dinmg room . 1 % baths. full basement, garden Spot, outbuildings. 1 acre grounct over lo oking river , $28,000. land con1act or w1ll trade for town spot Rust1c Hills in Syracuse. Friday and Saturday 8 :304 .30. Big sel,ction child~ ran's clothe s. crib. playpen; 1984 Chevrolet Cavalier; 15. 82 Vt A .• 10 A. bottom, 1 h 304- 675 -3950 or 1-600· 642-3619 ·• 5 Family Yard Sale June 13. 14 8t 15 Tools, crah kits, household items, terrari· ums. clothes. dishes. knickknacks. toys. books. dog pen. sli p scraper and much more 2 milesfrom 'C hashlre on Rt. 554 Ed Thomas reitdence. 992-6714 - - - " - - - - - - ·lc- 5B6-914B. Word 's Keyboard. 304-675· 5500 or 675· 3824. Middleport & Vicinity M i ddleport. Gfav&l H1ll N1ce, 3 bedroom, large living room, large eat -in kitc hen , laundry area. large bath, basement, attached garage. central air. storm windows and doors. insulated , nice carpet and drapes, fu lly equipped kitchen . Call 614- Grave l Hill. M iddleport . Good condition. Call 614- PIANO TUI\IING AND REPAIR , Summer rates 1n 'effect - fr.ee estimates . ---· ·- ..,.amiiii:iv ·· -· ·-·- · 6 coli 614 -992·3402. 7 room house. 1 'h bath on IIIEW Gl BILL-- Another benefit for Army National Guard members You can receive S 140 00 per month, in addition to your drill pay, lind still anend school. Call Vard Sale Fri. & Sat . Felrfield Acres on fe1rf1eld Cent. Rd., 4th house on left. Big Yard Salem Porter on St. At 554 9 -5 Tues thru S•t At Doyle Hud son residence. 'I• E. of Rutland on PU 124. At Centenary Townhouse. June 14th and 15th . One day only . Saturday June 1 O:OOam- 6.00 pm. 15. 8 to ? Clothes. records. 1 -'--- - - - - - - tapes. some tools. ster eo, Yard sale -Burli ngham Com-· much more . mumty Church Thursday.: Friday. Saturday 10· 3 , Loti· Yard Sale Fri 14th. Sat. nice items. Real cheap. 15th. Just oft At . 14t at 1- - - -- - - - - Centenary on Lincolfl Pike, Yard sale at Dale Maidens. Broadway , Racine . 4th trai ler on left. Chi ldren N to adult clothing , tools , lawn 10·00 -6c00. June 12th. mowers , dishes. jewelry. 13th, and 14th 1 linens. more misc. Thursday. Fri day~ Saturday; 5 Family Yard Sa le 132 4th Above unemployment officti Ave ., Gallipolis . 13th & on Union Avenue. Baby end 14th . Home int .. curta1ns. Maternity clothing, aof. bed. tables. misc. coffee table , lots of mi ~c 33 814-742·2328. artifact• Call collect 618-452 -0091 , evenings & weekends call 1-800 · 227· 1610 Garage Sale; every Saturday , rain or shine . On State Route 554 . between Che shire & Porter. Something new every week Nice home Arbuckle, 3 bdr .• 1% baths. family & utility rooms, JA acre . Ca ll 304- Standing timber. AI Tromm. Indian A golden opponunity -make money in your space time . Jom fnendly home toy parties. the leader for 30 years Openings for managers and dealer~ . We have the largest and best line in pany plan . Earn big money plus bonuses and travel incenti'lles . Start now and earn money immediately. Mon. to Fn . & Vicinity 614-742-3147 or 614-9925006. Would like ~ to pamt house trailers, roofs . Call 614~ W.Vo. StNta118 S. Church St .. Ripley, WV 25271 . Eastern School District. 6 room home in good repair. Fully carpeted . basement. carport . BeautifUlly · landscaped 1 and one tenth acre1. Small orchard Will have to see to appreciate. Priced at $32.000 firm. --... ·taiii polis-·-·----- (3051678-3639. Iorge loado. Call for quote. !lclpio Energy. located 1 '% W 18 miles ...t of Pogetown qn r -~--•-n_t_e_d_t_o_:_ .D_o_ _ Township Rood 141 . Meigs 1· County. 81 4·992-3488. Wanted River Rt . 124, Minersville, Ohio. Wa s S30.000 now $25,000 . Call 614-992· 3324. BB2-2508. 1 - 317 - 783 - 7161 . lndianapol11 . 3 bedroom , 2 1tory home. fully carpeted, real nice with garage Overlooki ng Ohio Water wells dr~lled and serviced Pnces on request . Call inventory. Training. fi.11tures . grand opening, etc. Can open 16 days . Mr. Keenan Large Heifer calf found . Call 61 4 ·992-7078 . 1-- ----....:.___ 3051 ' 25515. Lost and Found Homes for Sale 614-985-4366 . ' Business Opportunity Carpenter and helper needed. Must be experienced in general carpentry A golden opportunity -make Apply to The Oaily Sentinel ,. money in your spare time . Bo~t 729C, Pomeroy , 0 . Jom Frtendly Home Toy Parties. the leader for 30 Part time managing hairsty - yel!lr s. 0 penings for manag· list wanted . Write to Daily ers and dealers . We have the Sentinel. Box 729P, Pome - largest and best line 1n party roy , Ohio 46769. plan Earn b1g money plus bonuses and travel ince nOwn your own Jean · tives. Start' now and earn Sportswear, ladies Apparel, money immediately. Mon Children s, Large Size, Corri · to Fri. call collect 518 -462 binatlon Store. Accessories, 009t , evenmgs and wee · Jordache, Chic, lee. Levi, kends coli 1- 800 -227 Easy Street , lzod , Esprit , 1510 TOmboy, Calvin Klein. Sergio Valente, Evan Picone, Liz Claiborne. Members Only. 22 Monuy to Loan Organically Grown , Gasoline, Helthtex, Over 1,000 others. $7,900 to $24,900 HOME OWNERS-Refinance inventory. Training, fixtures. to low fix ed rate . Use equity grand open.ng , etc. Can for any purpo se. leader open 1 5 days Mr Keenan M ortgage Co .. 614· 592- for deta1ls 24 Pups, mother AKC reg . Keescund. 3Q4- 675-6707 6 Make thi!il year the merriest I Have a Friendly Home Par ty . Get all kinds of gifts for Grandpa to Baby. Book your party early. Call Magnolia Nitz at 614- 992-356t . Also signii,g up for dealers . others . 87.900 to $24,900 4/ 4/Hn WIRING ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS adorable, furball puppies. ' 1 Will be smaU to medfJ.Im ajze. 3 mo old pups, had some S-7-tlc *"•avy Onl_y 21elt . Chubby, cuddly, shots. 304·875· 1 22B . II a •Kitchenettes -Restaurant -ACCENT .. FENCE & SUPPLY PH•.,92·6931 . " 5/2811 mo I bread. Call 614-448-0176 or 614-448-3171 . 773-5613 . AT. 62 NOATK POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. mllaslrom Po!11troy·Muon Bridlt SINGLE '24.95 304·675-6276· •L1ve Entertamment 41free HBO ..•.,, Htwe AFill Tl•t Shot Ttohtlolu · Wa Far111 Eqalp111e11t Part• & Set-Ice R1. 124,P-.y Ohio l .U. 7 mo old black pup. mixed Coil 614-922-7574 . •SYLVANIA GUYSVILLE, OHIO Roger Hysell · Garage 3-24 -tfc home. Call 814-266-6B38 after 6PM . Rt. 611 Wfl1 Darwin Ohio- 992·7013 , - Rottf!ng 1nd gut;t..- wort.. - Concrete work · (Free htlmotea) 9-13-lfn RN or LPN for private duty, part -t1me work avai lable . Will do baby11ttmg 1M my home Yard fenced , have references 304-675 -2784 USHING CO recommendl that you do business with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail until you 'ha'lte inveatigated the offering Free puppiu 2 male, 3 female . black w ith tan faces . Hoedt ......................... '130 13-IS Ford Rangor Babytutt&r needed m Crown City in my home Call 614 -256- 1769. 2811 . Rawen1wood, W. Va. Absolutely no phone calls . E.O .E. asy. WV. 26676. - - - - - -- - - tc Easy assembly work! S600 . per 100. Guaranteed pay4 Giveaway ment No experience- no " sales. Oeta1ls send selfaddressed stamped enveKittens to good hom e. 2 lope; ElAN VITAL - 715 , yellow , 4 black. Call 6143418 Enterprise Rd., Ft . 367-7116 . Pierce , FL 33482. Doors ......................... SllS 13-ll Ford Rongor Help Wantud I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUll- 614-245-5474 Hoods ......................... ' 14S 73-79 Chawy. lr. 11 COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLIIIIG Pump sales, !larvice. Aagi•· tared In Ohio All work guaranteed Call 304 · 273· Holiday Inn ot 7.00PM sharp . Monday , June 11th . SINGLES CLUB for W est V1rg1nians only. State wide All age1 . Oozen s of members . Details : $2 .00 . Hillbilly Heans Club. Leiv- 31 SP.rvtces 21, K1tten1 to good home . Call ao~~~~·F~·;;;r;:.. ....... S52 .5o 18 Wanted toDd Now Hiring. National Corp . expanding in the Galhpoliaarea. We Will h1re'people that are honeat and neat to help call on our present customars and contact potential new accounts. Company benefits Be at the Galhpolis Ftntltrl ............... - ........'41 10·15 Ford Tr. . Doon ......................... $145 71-79 Ford Tr. 73J9mt.::;·!;:·. . .:..... s7o PAUL 1 You can slim upforaummer. All Natural Weight -loss pro· gram can help you lose 10-29 plus pound s in your first month or your money 73-79 Ford Tr. \ 000fs ......................... '12S 73 -10 Chny. lr. Hood• ........... ............. '150 73 -14 Chny Tr. fill ISTIIUTU WILUAMS TREN(HING SERVICE 6-13·1 mo. 73-79 Ford Tr. Ftnders.......................... '60 FOR ALL YOUR EUGINI LONG .,........ At A SUPEI DISCOUNT PIICE ,......,...,,,.• .,.F"'P"'',...no._ ........ ttansmission and outnght pur- Sizes Start From 4-5-tlc 216 E. 2nd St. ~ IIIOTICE TO BIDDERS PURCHASE OF THREE SCHOOL BUSES FOR MEIGS LOCAL BOARD OFEDUCAnOI\I Sealed proposals will be received by tho Boord of Education of the Meigs Local School Dmrict of Middlopofl, Ohio, at the Treasurer's Office 1M1til12:00 noon on Tuoaday. Juno 1B, 1985. and 11 thot dme opened by the r...... rer of Uid Boafd, tabulolad. ond • out, front -hubs and outomotic ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Rlctne, Oh. PARTS and SERVICE- Estate Wanda Eblin Citfk of h ton. 4 wMol automatic lock Grilles .................... '31.50 . - ~11··· •We.,_. .DishW~stMir' . .P&S BUILDINGS , •Ranges TEAFORD .. . r---------------------1 S-ng Po- B - onv "' al bids. With ll'ade-in of19B1 Chov reject Business Services Mlddte_.. Ohio 45780 1 16141 992-6850 15124. 31 16) 7. 14. 4tc Public Notice CLASSIFIID ADS·. I. Autornltic Trenlmillion Standard Geor Rotio Color Red Cig11 Lighter Biela will be opened June 17, .1985 at 9 :00 A.M . TuPI*I Plaina-Choator Woter District tho right to ofEd~ rL.------------------J.----~~----------J.------------------~-----------------­ Jane W11g0•. ~Treasurer 621 South Third A_,uo Public Noticu:• asuper market for everything Rubber Floor Mat -Yv Duty Vinyl Seats Below e.,.. level Minora Step R•r Bumper Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notieu .• J Public Notice (6·) 14. 21 . 2B1716. 12. 5tc TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent {10%) cash in hand on Public Notice Public Notice • Singing Gorrilla, Call Bal· toonal!i Co. 614 ·446-4313 . Cats and kittens to good Up to Up to Up to r lllplll'/IIIBnt Announcements -:~--------,...----------1 versarys, Balloon• for Get Well. Anni~ Birthday&, parties. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Ann ullll t: 1: 111 ~ 11 Is 3 Page 9 The Daily Sentinel 304·522-3221 or6 14·2666537 . 5 room house Carpeted. No pots. 514-949-2424 . House in Letart Fat11. Ohio and house in New H aven. W. Va for rent , Coli 614- 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATE 'S APARTMENTS !Equal H o!Jsing Opportunityl monthly rent starts at 1 69 for 1 bedroom and $204 for 2 bedroom. depos1t 8200; located near Spring V•lley Plaza and Foodland, pool and Cable TV avail•blt. hours as poss1ble1 0 am to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 ptn * Monday-Friday. Call 814· 446 - 2746 message or le1v:e N1 cely furnished mobile hom&, eff. apt., central ajr and heat in city. adults only. Call 61 4·446!0338. Optional utellite 1nd ep- 1974 14x70 troller 3 br, some app. • 4BOO . Lot 1B. Comp Conlay. Rt. 1. Pt . Pl. WV. after 6 pm 304.676- plloncu. Cell 81 4· 742· 22711. 7171 . Owner leaving state 2 br hou1e. 23271h Lincoln. utilities paid, •h•r• Htll, odulta. Colt 4411·44111 oftor must aelllmmed . 304-675 -3689. BPM. oppreclete. Priced *49.000. 992-8059 . 2 br ~OUSI . Furnished 304-875-5763. efficiency 41h Ave .: Golllpolla. 701 e1to. �Frida'(. June 14, 1985 Page 44 10 The Daily Sentinel Apartment for Rent LAFF·A·DAY 54 Misc . Merchandise 82, 000. John Dee~e do:r:er 450-c winch $22,000. Case backhoe 580' b 111: 000. 304-675-7771 . no children. no pets. Call 614-446-1637. Garage apt .. furni shed. 29 V2 Neil Ave .• Gallipolis . 1 bdr., $220 . utilities paid. Call 446 - 4416 after 8PM . ' furni s hed 7673. Furnished efficiency $125 Back hoe 811 , 000 . tttilities paid, 919 2nd ., Gallipolis. aingle male preferred . Call 446-4416 after BPM . $245 mp, utilities pd. 1972 Chevy case dump 1962 2'12 ton $1 ,000. Low Boy $500 .00 . .304· 575· 2321 . Cabinet fl!Jn is hed apartment. 941 Second Ave, Gallipolis, 2 446 ~ 4~ 16 83 Palomino Pinto Camper. fold down. 20 ft . gu furnance, gas range. gaa refrlg ., almost new, Used 1 time, quick oale. Call 814· 31170334 . Strawb,rrlea. Ph;:k your own . Claude Winters. Call 614-245-6121. 1985 Starcraft Stttr Ma1ter 6, pQp· up, Hm• aa new, used 2 times, muet aell et once to aettle eita1e. Elecl· ric, refrig .. healer, gaa 11ove. aU options, 13,200 firm . Cost over e4.900 new. Call 614· 441-1841, seriO"!S inquires only after 6. 614446-8172. 1985 Preemie Cabbage' Patch doll , girl. 304-676- apartment . Call Freezer be&f for sale. Call 304 · 675 · 4i82 , Carl Kinnard. type f loor m odel 1/., stereo, am-fm 8 track tape player · with turntable $76 . 304-882-2864 . aher 8pm . rarm StiiJIJIII:s & Ll vesl or;k 11 I " F~o~rnished aPt - 3 room pri- vate bath. references required. 846 2nd 1 Ave .. Gallipolis . Call 614-44d -2215: Modern 1 bdr apt . down· town location. CA. carpet, complete kitchen . Call 614· 446-4383 days or 614-446· 0139 eve. 513 3rd . AVe. 1 bdr. private bath: $135 mo., includes water, deposit requir11d. Call 614-448-4222. between 9 &~ . furnished efficiency $1 45, utilties paid, share bath. 607 2nd. Ave. Gallipolis, adults. Call 446-4'4 16 after 8PM , ' 3 rm . apt. & bath . 84 Grape ,St . Call 614-446-0847. "Would you repeat that? I'm afraid my mind was down at the Regal Fur Salon." 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New · & used wood-coal stoves, 6 pc wood LA Bl4ite $399, bunk beds $199, antron recliners $99, new & used bedroom suites. ranges. wringer washers. & shoes. New liVingroom suites $199 · S599, lamps: also buying coal & wood stoveS. Ca11614-446-3159 , 54 Misc. Merchandise SPECIAL cut slabs 6 PU loads delivered in cfump truck 9100, or 21oads 8 180. Yqu pickup $15 . Call 614246 -6804. Pool People Special : 10% . off, games, pools lounges. Solar blankets: 24' round $105, 16x32 S104, 18x36 $130. 20x40 S166. Middleport 614-992· 5724 or Gallipolis 814 - 446 3061 . ,,, ,,,, 55 Building Supplies 61 r--------;....--.,.-----------1 furnished apt. 243 Jackson ;pnce.. Gallipolis. 2 bdr .. ,.8~35 , utilites ,p aid . Call ·~46 · 4416 after 8PM . ' I 79 Motors Homes & Campers Sean Kenmore washer and dryer . $150 . 304-675· 7322 . Adults only . Call 614-446· 9623 or 614-446-1443. ~dt KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®br LarrJ Wr.. ht Fruit 1Jo Vegetables Birmingham tri·aul trailer Upstairs unfurnished 3 room apt ., ·carpeted. utilit ies paid, • 58 Building Materials . Block, brick·. sewer pipes. windows. lintels , etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Coli 61.4-246-6121. Builder's Surplui · Salvage Closeouts . (1) Embossed wood grain aluminum ·sid· ing, foam backed, twin 4" or 8" pattern, $39 .95 sq. 121 Twin rib white metal roning or siding 38" wide 8 ' thru 18' lengths, 841 .96 sq. 131 Steel insulaud prehung door's atl slz'es and panerns, $76.00 & up. 141 Hollow core a'nd 6 panel wood prhung door' s $20.00 & up. 151 4 'x8'x5 -32 wood panel· ing, $4 .99 lo up. Wellston, Oh. Penn's Warehouse 614-384-3646 . Farm Equipment CROSS lo SONS , U.S . 3& Wett : ·Jackaon, · Ohio. 614-286·845t . Massey Ferguso~. New Holland. Buah Hog Solei.& Service . Over 40 uaed tra"c tors to choose from & complete line of ,-.ew & used equipment . Largest selection inS . ~ . Ohio. The Daily Sentinei- Pege-11 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio June 14. 1985 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio 1/N CAPTAIN EASY ARE""'T THERE ANY LAW~ A~OUNP HE~& THA'r WOUl.O A TH~OW RA8.LIHtoU5~~ LIKI!! THAT IN .JAIL 1 FleetWing cemp•r 1.3 f1 sleeps 4. hal clo1et with part . pat.ty e·•c c .ond . 11 ,000. 304-676· 6393 af· tar 4 :00. \,, . \ fl~ /1 I~:::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::~~·~~~~~~~·~ · ·:~:-~ I- 340 International tractor PS, live power, with moWer, 3 bo'ttow plows, draw bar, $2. 696. Call 614 -2866522. ANNIE Scrv1r.es AMMIE HAS flEC117EP TO YOUR MINC7 llii/ITATIOI'f, FLYf1N. l'LL P~Y ALL '0 71 Autos for Sate 1976 Chry'oler Cordoba. fully equlped. new tires. new battery, new carb .. interior ex. cond., body good con d., 77,000 oct . miloo, 1900 or beat offor. Call 614-44'67454. 1979 Plymouth Volare 1uto, air, sharp, 11.999. John's Auto Sale, Bulavilla Rd., Gallipolis, Oh . 3000 Ford diesel tractor like new. Allis Chalmber mower & Ford hay baler, $4,4495 . . 1973 green Pontiac Venlura four·door automatic-new Call 614-2B6·8622 . tires new battery, 61 .000 New Idea mOwer $296, hay' mileo, $825 . Call 614-446wagon 8295. 9 ft, hey bine 2078. S796, Freeman load .e r 1980 AMC Eagle, 4x4, S360. Call 614· 286· 6622. stationwagon 1 2 tOllS dk. N&w &ton heavy duty united brown lo tan. Coll814-246· farm wagon running ge1rs. 6508. $379 .96. Massey Ferguaon bale loader $260 . Call 614- 1976 B:uick . Century all options, mutt sell-best 286·6622. offer. Coli 814· 246·5884 Ford 601 mower, $600. aftor &PM . very good condition. Call .1973 Dodge Challenger no 614·388-9688. rust, need• paint job. 1978 Hay rake-$426 . V. hey rake. Charger engi,n a, •400. Call 21ft-11 ,425. Hay teddera- 814-245-9463. $760 . and up . Drum 1974 BMW 2002 69.000 mowers-S1, 760 . milot, 11,800.· Cell 814· Due lo poor·heal1h mull sell 388-8720. 'wo Quonset Style steal buildings. Brand new. never 1978 Mustang Mark I, V-8. erected. One 40ft.by 62ft. 4 opd .. t-top, $2,000 . Call 614-379-2430. Call 8111419-669-2494. 72 Trucks for Sale -1 984 Ford Ranger 4 cyl. 4 apd ., AM·FM t1pe, 2 ton• palnl 15.600. Call 614· 448-1761 . after 6 call 614 388·981 1 . 1985 Chevy . Delu•• 10 pickup truck. Power lteering, pOwer brakes, automatic transmlnion . V6 . $9,500. 814·949-2650. 1 974 Chevy Pickup, $600 . 304-773-9143. 78 Chev . dump truck, Scotadala C -65, 22.000 miles. 812,000. 304-6767771 . ' 81 Home lmpJovements EXPEN6E6, OF .: A~ II'IV!r/ITI()f( 170E5H'T REQUIRE M/1. Ell. THAT '1/AI$ SOOI! (GH OF tilE, I'll!. FLYNN. PLEASE FOII611/E ME "' WEll -IAAYBE 50ME NICE THIN65 FOfl 1711iMEIHiME. m (;I'W LiME& LIFE 1?1/LL! IION'T WOf!ll.,... I'LL IAAME IT i5lf'r! Marcum Roofing lo Spou1' · ing. Now inltllling rubber roofs. 30 years experience. tpecializing in built up root. Coli 814 -388·9867. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetim.. gue· rantee. Local reference• furnished. F.ree estimates. Call collect 1·814·237· 0488, day or night . Rogeri Buement Waterproofing .. Sofas and $285 . to $895, J:~bles . GUNS. 700- Rom . 243 . Tabor: "Upholstery. for rail· and up to S Hide·•· 870-Rem . 12 go . 1100 Block. brick. monar and phol1tering, free aatim1ta1 . beds , S390. and up to Rem . 12 ga . Red Hawk 44 masonry supplies. Mountain 740 1/.r 1 2nd . Ave .. 3 bdr., Free pickup & delivery. Call 9560,. solo beds 1145, ' 76 Ford pick up F100. meg . Call614-367-0482 !190 mo., . dep. req . Call State Block, Rt . 33, New 6 -1 4-3'79-28.60. 304-896-3078 . 61 4-446 ·4647 or 614-446- Recliners, $226. 10 $376 .. Haven. · W. V.a. 304· 882128. 10 $125 . Lamps from 2 chest type freezer for aale. :4222 between 9AM -5PM . 2222 . D.end M . Contractors . Vinyl pc. dinettes from 8109 ., .to Call 614-256-9392 . siding, replacement win· 436 . 7 pc . $189 and up . 73 Vans & 4 W.O. •3• bdr . newly remodeled, dows. insulating, roofing, 'dUplex : 644 or 646 Second Wood table with si" chairs Ruger model 77 22 -250, 56 Pets for Sale n~w and remadeling. conS286 to $745 . Desk $110 1973 Chevy van cus1onr- crete. Call 304· 773-51 31 . $325 . Set of 4 Keystone Ave .. utility room . kitchen, up to $225. Hutches, $650. izad. 1973 Chevy 1tation~ modular wheels fits GM diningroom . Call 614-446· Sunk bed complete with front wheel drive, 13 in., like wagon, 1974 Super .Beetle All types of matonry, bricks, 8293. HILLCREST KENNELS mattre:sses, $275. and up to naw $100. Call 814-446overhauled. Call 814-446· blocks, concrete. Ilona . FurOished efficiency apt. &395 . Baby bede, 9110. 1761. after 5 call 61 4 -388- Boarding all breeds. Heated 2787 or 614-446-7868, indoor-outdoor filcilities . Free estimate. Call Roger at · · d · · Mauresses or box springs. · pnvate an qutet. s•ng 1e full or twin. $58., firm , S68. 9811 . AKC Doberman puppies : 304-773-5127 . :working person only. Call Stud Service . Ca11614·446· •614-446· 4607 or 614-446- aod 578 · Queen se1s· S225 · At cos1 new White' a metal .7795. t978, 14 p11•enger Podge RON'S Televi,ion Service . :") 6, 02 _ 4 dr . chests, $49. 5 dr. dete t II' AI Van . 104.000 milet, highest House calls on RCA, Quazar, 1 •·,•.:,__________________ l .~l!~:~~d S59 . Bed frames, model con se llomg ou . meg so. 19 S W 357 bid. For more information. GF. . Specialing in Zenith . Briarpatch Kennels Profes· New 2 bdf. apt .. refrig . & $26 .. 10gun - Gun Call614·446·0548. · contact Wanda Vining at Call304·5,7 6-2398 or 614. grooming . sional All-breed itove furnished . 4 1!2 miles cabinets. $350. Gas or 1 -----~----..:_________ 614·992 · 2161 between from Gallipolis. $225 mo . electric ranges SJ7S. Baby Shop tools. 1-18" planer, lndoOr~ oi.ndoor boarding fa 8 :30·4;_30 . June 17 thru 446-2464. cilities. English Cocker Spa2 mattresses, $ S& $JS, bed 1 -10" table saw, 1 -6 "•" June 20 . Plus electric. deposit & frames niel puppies. Call 614-388· Fe1ty Tree Trimming, ~tump $20, $25, llo $30. " reference required . No pets king frame $ 5 0 . Good selec- join1er~ heavy dut.Ycom mer· 9790, removal. Call 304 -876, C)tll 614-446-8038. tion of bedroom suites, cial. S1 ,650. Call614· 446· 1331 . H Farmall tractor for sale. 1972 CadiHac Coupe De- 74 Motorcycles 1 080 after 5 :00PM. Dragonwynd Cauery Ken - Call 814-949·2568. rockers. rn. a tel cabinets, vill. a . dark blue, new tires, I------,--"---------~ Efficiency apt with"garage. nel. CFA Himalayan. Persian RINGLES'S .SERytCE, ax'b•oiUtely lgaded, must .b• . privat:e- · yard main).airi8d . he.a~boards $~· e & up ·tO 1980 Hontta" mOtor b'k · and .Siamese kitten't ', AKC P'!irienc.ed ·carpent!8'. electri· · Coli 614' 448-0577. · · · · ·~··::.. · ,. - · 1969 1:rav.el . tr8iltir·, 1~l3 . Chow ·pUPpies. •New Iiller. POle ·'Bulldinoi··.con.uuct,d ae•n. . ,. ' ·.· . "lease required.- _$229 mo. · s_~5. 1979 Honda flow~ CIAOOTI .Ci4U), maton. painter, roof· water included, washer & Used Furniture ·· Refrigera· Chev:· truck for sale · Or will Call4'46 -3844 after 7PM . · ·tOr ·.comrriercfal." .·· D•r•gea. 1976 Grand Prix Pontii.c Wi1h acCessbriai·. also 8 &. S · ing (InclUding hot tar fa~m. stOre•; etc . Any tlze, dryer hookup. Call 614- tors. ranges, metal o1fice, trade for riding lawnmower. engine 14 HP, cast iron. Call opplicotion) 304-1175 -2088 Coli. 814-266-6640 or 614- AKC Reg. Poodle female free estimates·. Call 304· radio, PS, 8700. Call 614- 614-446-2044. 446 - 7209 or 614- 446 or 675-7368 . 676-3981. . 446·2354. desks, electric range. 3 miles 446 -7027. ~287 . puppy, 8 weeks, apricot, out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am paper 1rained, shots, $126. Rotary or cable tool drilling. 1 bdr. furnished or unfur· to !?pm. Mon. thru Sat . 26" boys 10 sj1eed bicycle, Oog cage $30. Call 614- Gravely tractor with 40" 1980 Dataun B-210. Very 650 BSA llgh1ening. will run, 8660. Call 614-388Most wells completed 1ame good condition. Call 614· mower and 1uley $1,000. 6 1 4 44 6 like new, $70. Call 614· 446-4576. . 9726 . · day. Pump sales and •rvl· 992-2413. 304-676·5393 after '4:00: $190 nished. utilities paid. . 446-4703 . per mo.. $SO dep .. no USED APPLIANCES COl. 304·896·:!802. children, no pets. Call 614· . 1980 V.W llabbit. 2 door 1984 Horley Dovldoon FLHS ,446-3667 ~fter 6 . · dryers. refrigera· 7600 BTU Whirlpool air tors. ranges. Skaggs Ap· conditioner, $160. Call 6 .2 Wanted to Buy with AC, moon roof, AM· ·1,400 miles. Excellent extra Starks Tree and Lawn SerFM, 4 apeod, block . &3.000 optiOns, S 6, 995 · 1 7. 6 95 vice~ atump . removal, 304· Altractive 2 bdr·. apt. with pliances, Upper River Rd . 614' 379-2282 . 576-2010. beside Stone Crest Motel. or best offer . Call304·882- new. Call614-256-1755·. tefrig . & stove. carpeted, LA 614 . 446_7398 . &t OR. convenient to Galli· . Wanted to buy 'tobacco 2811. 1984 Honda ATV. 3 wheeler Mr. Ed's Speedy Waoh. high JtOiis. outside storage. With poundage for GaUia County. 1973 Ford Squire station· with ·back r1ck. good tires, pressure cleaning, liquid wa.-her & drver. $2~5 mo ., Call614-379-2437. wagon. Automatic, ~ . C .• 1 ~:~~~ .. C,:.:~~·;.;, S$00. Call •and blasting . Mobile without $260. mo. Call 7 rqo• .. gopd, eJJcellenr gal' I, orEif~ · 379- honiea, buildings, truckl, • 614'-245-959.5 : · p~ol~. -mileage. 1650. 1980 Oldi ' Cutlala LS. P,S .. · P,_B.; A.C·.. ·Ed" ·Riverside Apt.s . Middleport . 480.Hon'dil ax . ih8pe, 304ucellent condition. Call Special rates for Senior 614-949-2568. never raced . Call 814· 367· Cjtizens . $130 . Equal Hous· 3 yr . old sorrttl gelding for 0594 after 4PM . ing Opportunities . 614 · sale or trade . Call 614~ 266· '82 Mazda RX7, GSL, 992· 7721 . 1528. Plumbing loaded, great cond, mechen· ' 1974 Harley ·. Davidson 82 Sportster, lots • . ot e"tr11, ice maintained. e9,000.00. & Heating 2 bedroom apartn:aents . Nice white faced heifer 304-882·2608. S1 , 700 . Call 814- 245New Haven. WVa. Newly weighing appro" . 400 lbs. 6660. remodeled. In town . 614Call 814-446-4344 . 197B Mercury Cougar XR7. CARTEA'S PL'UMBING 992-7481 . power lteering, power 1981 1<1;1 00 Kawasaki mo· AND HEATING 6 head Simmetal cows with brake1. air cond. AM -FM. torcvGie. Excellent condi1 bedroom apt. for rent. Cor. Fourth and Pine calves. Call 61 4-446· 2364 . 614-446-2666. tion . $425 . P~one Jane Nicely located. Contact VilGallipolis. Ohio Woenor at 614-992·3617 Phone 614-446- 3888 or lage Manor in Middleport. Ed' s Appliance Servicing. air 1 riding horse and 1 work Pasture a1 Apple Grove for 1986 Cadillac coupe deville or 814·992-5860. 614-992 - 7787 . Equal conditioners, refrigerators, 614-446-4477 horse, 304 -576-2233 efter rent. 304-675-6406. 2 dr fully equipped. 304-' Housing Opportunity . 5 :00. washers, dryers. In Gallla. 1977 Horley Davldoon 675-7979: PLUMBING lo HEATMeigs &. Mason Co. Call Sportster. Excelltint shape. JIM'S Furnilhed 3 rooms and bath. 614-446-7444 1!1. 1, 8ox 366, GalliING. 64 Hay & Grain or 61 4-367· 1974 Plymouth Valiant, · All chromed. $2,396 or ,best polia. ,Call 614-367-0576. No pets . Call 614-949 · 7187. 57 Musical good claan t450. 2 yr. old ·offer. Can tea at TS.G Auto 2263 . Instruments milk cow. 304-675-5384. Sal•• und•r Pomeroy Window air conditioner $96. Canoe. piano. tri·door re bridge. MelOn Alfalfa hay. wire baled. 2 bedroom furnished apt . in froat free refrig . 195. side by 83 Excavating never wet. Call· 614-268· 1980 AM C good cond, Middleport . All u1il~iea paid. side refiigertor S 196. auto . frigerator, . electric range, 1980 Honda CD900. Shaft Call 614-1192-6084 after washer $75. electric range wicker furniture . Call 614· Davis upright piano . Good 2331 or 614-226•2094 af- loaded. 304-875-34711. drive, air auspenslon. Priced condition . $360 , Call 614- ter 7PM . 992-7143 after 6:00p.m . s":oo pm . weekday•. Good· 1 Excavating. base· 165. many others to choose '11 Cordova '76 Chaiger for to oell. 814-992-6710. 992-2413 . ments. footer•. driveweys. from . Skaggs Appliance!, Beige living room suite, parts take over paymena, 3 bedroom furnished apart· Upper River Ad, Gallipolis . septic tanks, landscaping . 1979 Yamaha 1100XS can be aeen at Diah Barn At. couch and chair . Glass · 12 string Vahama guitar ment for rent in· Syracuse. 614-446-7398 . 35 Sou1holde. 1 :00 to 6 :00 completely dreased, stereo, Call anytime , 614- 446 topped tables with wooden wilh case. Cost $350. new 814-992·7689 after Spm . p,m. _n ice rood bike . 304-675- 4537. James L. Davison, Jr . will sell $260. 304-676frames . End and coffee owner. Special sewing machine sale rebles. 2 Allegro Zenith 60 6264. 4338. One bedroom, unfurnished. 60% all Necchi sewing ma· 77 Honda stationwagon, carpeted. total electric . Call chine . Must be sold by Aug . watt each speakers . All in 71 exc. cond. • $1,200. Call 1976 ' KX250 K•wuawki Ooier Work lind clearing. to_r__s_a_l__ e good condition. Clopay gar· Fonder Mustang electric gul- _ _ __________ 814-992-2094. 15th. Trade in accepted. Call age door opener, heavy tar, metallic blue with 1 dirt blko, good oh•pe 1400. landlcepinQ. etc. Free esti· 304-675-7380. mateo. Call 814·446-8038 collect, 614-385-8026 . Call. 304-6711-4090. tremelo bar, nice hardshell duty . Cell614-992-51'81 . APARTME·NTS. mobile or 614·992·7119 anytime. TOP CASH paid lor . '80 77b · Qrond Prix 301 li-11. cas~ . 8175 . 614-446 · homes. houses. Pt . Pleasant Hollywood beds. twin size, model and newer used cars. auto, trena, em-fm, air, new 1981 KX420 dirt bika, 304· . and Gallipolia . 614-446- 875 each or 2 for 9100 . Call Firewood .920.00 pickup 8077. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 exhauat, clean e1895. After 875·3308 . load, $30.00 delivered . Call 8221 . 84 Electrical 814-446 -0920. 304 -675 - 6762 .or 675 - Uprlgh1 piano. 304-882- Eaotern Ave., Golllpollo. Call 6:00 304-676,-5743. 1986 Horlay Davidoon FLTC & Refrigeration 614-448-2282. I-::::-:-~-......:..-----3734 . Nice clean apartmentl . Country Oak tables. chain, 2991. B2 Pontlec T·tOOO, 4 cyl. diiC glide, low mileage . Henderson. 304-676-1 972 . cupboards. desks, ice boxes. Elec. range apt . size $60, Spinet- C~n~ole piano bar- 1981 Renault 52,000milll, auto trant, 1m-fm, 41.000 304-676-7979. Conkles, Tuppers Plains, Rt. side rails for Ford long wheel gain . Wanted: Relponsiblel needs, aome work .' C1ll mllet '2895. '304-175 SEWING Machine rapaira, 7 . Hand crafted and base . p'ick up S60. 304- 675 · pony 10 take over low 814·245-5288. · 5743 ofter 5 p.m . . service. Authorized 'Singer finished . Boats and 5393 after 400. ' monthly payments on spinet 1-:--::-::------------------ 1-------;_:...;,_:.___ 76 Sales & Service Sharpen piano . Can be ·seen locally. 1980 V.W Rabbit diesel. AC. 1979 AMC Concord, 1 cyl., Motors for Sale Sciuora . Fabric Shop. · For rent Sleeping Rooms Selling ho4sefut of furniture 1 factory built porch 8Jt.12 Write Credit Ma"ager: P.O. AM· FM ra.dio, ex. fuel mi· 2 dr. p1, pa., good cond. Pomeroy. 814-992-2284. - and light house keeping and appliances. 674 Plum with steps and some alum . Box33Friedens.Pa. 15641 . leage, e2,800. Call 814onpmical. 304-878· rooms. Park Central Hotel. St . , Middleport, Ohio 1978 Jet boot 464 engine, • Call 614-446-0766 . 45760. hand .....:..===.l:4:4:8:·:4:72:4::;o;;;ft;;;a;;;r 3000 . r all in g . 30 4 · 6 7 6 . good cond. Call anytime. 1972,-Dpol QT . After 8 p.m . 614-256-6205. Furnished room. range , re· 18,000 BTU air conditioner One 8Jt20 alum . 304·676-78 71. ·frig . $95. share bath. single for sale. $476 . Like new. 8x34 alum. awning . Alumin).tm 12' . V·bottom James Boys Wa1er ServiCe. male. 919 2nd. AVe .• Galli· Under warranty. 304 -773· 675-3000. 1 976 Oldo Omogo, 2110 VI, with 4 HP, 2 cyl. Evonrude, Also poolt filled . Call 614· polio . Call 446· 4416 after 5397. 'fUIS IS Tfl6 S6COf'll7 4 doon outo, po,pb, o>c. remote goo tl'!lc • . triHer~ 256 - 1141 or 614 · 448 · 8PM . TIM& Ill OH& 66ASOH dreo, o"'·fm coiHtt..,t..oo ·reatonablely priced . Call 1175 or614-14.8 ·7911 . Tony's Gun Repairs, ho1 dip Kingsized bed with bran reblueing, aU type sOt guns· 1HAT A PL.A'<&Fii !nOW! f1,800. or belt offor. 304- 1114· 448·1286. headboard for sale. 3 years mith. work fast s~trvlce . k.en't Wa1er Service. Wells. 7Hf~BAS&ANPLOST 1 -8--82_-2_4_1_1_.- - - - - 46 Space for Rent old . Call 614-949-2081 . 304-675-4831 . 18ft. flbergloo• boot, 1rallor, claterna. poo11 filled. Phone HI9 /.6FT Sli06 61.1~,. '711 Iuick 9kylork, new tlroo, 76 HP motor. t500. Coli 1114-3117-0623 or 614· 367· 7 piece living room suite . 12 place nnlng chinar. 11'110 7H6 8/1(;•.. good cond, ohorp~ cor 1114-379-%702. 7741 night or doy. Perfect condition . Rustic Mobile home lot. 12'K50' or e1.000. firm. 304-895· Baldwin organ. Mikua 34112. smeller, S75 water paid, 4th look . Call 814-985 -361 0. Greenbriar pattern. tun maHaul limeatone. lend, graa. Nell, Qolllpolio . Call 446· chine. Zenith VCR. 304· 76 Auto Parts vel,dirt. bulh or beg fertilizer NEW ANO USED RICK ' S 1180 AMC Spirit, po, pb, 44111 after 8PM . 676· 8999 . 1nd lime. ' Excelsior Sah & Acc . .aoriea FURNITURE . Comp•re our outomotlc. 304-87t-3354. Works Inc. 838 E. Main 51 .. Alii for Guy: COUNTRY MOBILE Home prices, 1ave 'Coday. Phone Creftman 10'' table 1aW Ppmeroy. 1114·992·3891 . 304-773-5430. .. P.erk. Routo 33. Nonh of with 6 oewo 1260. 870 14 in. 4 lug· alumin.um 1874 760 Hondo 11186, .. Pomeroy. lerge Iota. Call Plckena Used . Furniture. Remington 12 ga. full chock whMII in raclial11res. 15 ln. 4114-992,7479. &75· 6483 or 8 76-1460 .' 1-·-2_6_0_._ao_4_·_6_71_·_5_42,_1i_._ _ !~~=-P~~':.~f.C:~':;~. outo.. wMolo for Mercury Cdugor. 87 Upholatary Collti4·211·1287'or 1114· Tr..ler lot for rent or Hie. In' Chest· drawert, bedraom -. Old bonles collction for ule. 2111·1117. ' . Pomllt'OV. Walking dittance .living. dining roora auitl, 304· 875·5201 . ~by fum. • to town, All hook·up• TRISTATE '73 loenco complet11. :104· ·evolloblo . Call 614-986· 10 hp Bolono mower 42" UPHOLSTERY SHOP Sale Early American couch and 171·J044. 4427 oftor 8:00pm. mower engin~ OVerhauled 1113 'lee. Avo., Ooltipollo . choir •1 00. 304-676-2674. f7tl0. 304-67&·211118 . 814·448 -7833 or 81 ;('.448ir•lter space for re~t on 1833. 18118 Ford, PU protty good 77 A 11 1 ohlpo for modol, 120Q. Coli ____u_t_o_e_P_•_r___ Brownell Ava .. ·Middleport. 64 Misc. Merchandise Air condition, end good 1114·441-3171. A li M Furnltur• ManufacSuitobfe for retired couple. ------------------- •·::::··:•_conoole TV. 3 04 . 77 3. t14-992·261p. • turing, St. Rt. 7, Crown _:.:_:_..:.::..::..;.._..;.~------1 Knauff Firewood Summer' 1880 Ch-olet luburben, ATT~NTIONI ATTENTIDNI City,_ Oh. Coli 1114-2511Tr•Uer IPKH. one smell ratla·big loada. Mey 1st· Man'o 3-p·c l)ght grey 71/tw(, _.. I, . fully ICIUIII'*'· IJ'I lody lhop ~O'!'f open. 1470, con Eve. 114-4411·cftlld oceopted. No peto. July 3t 11. Doun't opply to 1ummer ault: elzt 38. Good (;.11."""- 38.ooo mltea, euoo. Cell frOI eedmotoo. No loll too 3431. Old 11 now 304·1171·1076. HEAP . &14-256-11246. Upho•tored. - "· 304-171·2113. cond. Uti . 304-&711·2213. "" 119, IIJIIT'/,AWHI 1114-44.. 2187. ALLEY OOP MY STARS 1 THA..T'6 SIR. ALLEY AND ._.IS SQUIRE! ~AT HAS GOTTEN IN10 MV UNC..E '??'! 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N P P D o· P H ot pro~.lng that ~E·R~Y Y..ten!O)''o CI')'PtOqao&e: NO HORSE CAN GO AS this- WILL POW I way by FAST AS THE MONEY YOU SET ON HIM. COLLIER . C)'"~ K•nt Fe•tvf" S.vr'ld•c•'-· 1"C NATE �Friday, June 14. 1985 Ohio a work !;('Ssion Sarurda~· beginn inga!Ra.m. Calendar FRIDAY POMEROY - Pub!Jc dinner Friday. 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Meigs Senior Citizm s Center, Mulberry Heights. Pom~roy . Cost $2.50; desS<"rl s extra . Round and squarP dan,'!' following. admission. $1. MIDDLEPORT - . Ash Str~t Frecwlll Baptisi Church in Middle· p011 will have a gospel sing Sa turday, June 15, 7:30 p.m .. with Dan Hayman and the County Hymntimers. The pu~lic is invited. POMEROY - Ma ry Shrine Yr. Ordl'r of IlK' White Shti ne 'of Jerusalem . . w1 11 mff t at 8 p.m Friday at the Masonic Temple. TUPPERS PLAJNS - The La dies AuxUlary of the Orange Township Volunteer Fire Depart· ment In Tuppers Plains will ho.ld a ham and steak dinll<'r Sarurday 4 p.m. at the fii'C' station. Cost is$4 for adults and $2 for children unckir 12. POMEROY - Annual picnic of Return Jonthan Chapter, ·Daughters of the t\Jnerican Revolution. will be held at 6 p.m. Friday at the home of Evelyn Knight. · BASHAN RACINE - A dance for ages 13 and up will be held Sa rurd"y, 7 p.m. ro midnight, at thP Racine Legion Hail. Bashan Ladies To .The Residents of Pomeroy Joy ldott - ... tnoctor · 8 WEE~ SUMMER SESSION STARTS JUNE 24th . 16 CllSSES-$36 THEN COME! Mon. & Wed. -4: IS to S: 1S Mon. & Wods.-6:1 S to 7:15 MOrmAY Tue<. & THurt.-5 :30 • 6:30 PO:v! EROY- The Meigs County Churches of Christ M<'n's F"l'ilow· ship- w!ll meet a t the Pomeroy Church of Ch..t:ist Monday at 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Building TO A SPECIAL SERIES OF MEETINGS for Moro Information & Registration MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mulberry llelthts, , _ , . , ' PH. 992-3794 U~IUEI F:::::nn;gp•t~p;,.abies RUTLAND - The Crane-Dixon Gospelaires will be at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene Sunday for ·. . + Cont"l•tiDfllf . ..$1flglngl No .Coll•~tiDfl~l FREE 5' Satellite Dish·. Stop By and See A Fine Selection Of Redman H9mes SEE: DAVE RIGGS, Ownl'r . or BILL SHEPHERD, Sale$ Rt'presentativl' VALLEY HOMES !.I. MAll • I'OMUDY 2600 Washingtol! Blvd. - . ONE QAEAT FACE DESEAV~ ' ANOTHER . . West End ·of ·Belpre, OH• . PH. 614·42 3-4665 on Ohio's ECOnomy. ·, The REpublican-controlled Senate last week approved a tax cut of!Opercentayear, startingJ\Ily J and extending for three years. . The House Is expected to formally reject the Senate version Tuesday and put the six-member panel to work at onre. · According . to tradition, Rep.· William 'E. Hinig, O.New Philackilphla, chairman of the Hoose Finance Committee and chief sponsor of the budget, wlll be the · chairman of the conference committee. , Initial contact was made late last week with the House and' Senate finance staffs by William J. Shkurtl, director of the state Oftlce of Budget and . · · ., than Is presently budgt>ted. "Although education is the single biggest beneficiary, meaningful tax relief beginning July lis Included in the state budget," Collins saki. "The ll percent Income tax cut will help · stimulate our economy yet pernnlt budget growth In stale spending for . essentail . sel'vlees · beyond educatiOn.'' · . ·: · Despite the 'iax redlicilon, Co1Hn5 said state spending will Increase more than $2.8 billion during the two-yPar budget period, an increase of 16.4 percent .over .ihe current budget. The Senate ~et represents a$560milllonsayingsoverGov. Richard Celeste's proposed spendPUSIID BUDGEl' - "AIIng plan, Collins added. The Republican plan ca Us for less Ihotlcl! education Is the spending than the governor's, but lllge8t heneftcl&rJ:• meB!IIngful tax , relief heKinnlng July I Is ·sHU . IJtcre~ses spending by 11 lqcluded In the s&ate budget.'' · pereent over the current ·Jevi'l. ihe · •. !Iaiii , Sen.•. _Qa!<Jey, Colllns,, R,J7th Disttlct Senat:Qr. sal_d. · .. . Jnnon. . .·... . . · Oilier' savings w1tl be reail2ed by · cutting the amount spent through GALLIPOLIS- The RE'pu bllcan- the State Controlllng Board and by drafted $19.6 billion budget, cover- limiting most state agencies outside Ing the nex\ tw~ycars, which passed of education .to infationary the Ohio Senate, 18-15, on a strict Increases. "Contrary to unfounded partisan pat1y lin<' vote last week, gives attacks made on this budget the 30 significant Increases in state suppercent income tax cut and greater port to J>Ubllc educa\IOn and cuts for education do rot come spending, personal Income taxes by .})percent at the expense of other state ·over three years, according to State agencies and sei'Vices," Collins Sen. Oakley Collins, Rep-Ironton. The overa II education budget said. "We have left most programs passed by the Senat<' calls for an Intact and have not dismantled any increare of 22 percent In state of them. In fact, about every stale · spending over the cu.Tent budget, department and agency Is given at least a four percent •lncrcare to which exph:es June 30. cover inflationary pressures. Our · Approprtlltlons for primary ;~nd budget stimulates econonnlc growth secondary · schools would increase through an improved tax climate by nearly $1 bOlton or 16.4 percent promoting private Investment, in· and high£'r education would receive dustrlal :modernization and reover $500 million in ·additional . supPort. almost 'l7 perCent more~ search and development ." sin* I FRUTH PHARMACY - GALL.IPOLIS ~ JA C II:SON Plf(( 161 ..:....&-11'20 ICIJAD PM-750 Tll!l quality shaver lor all types of beards . Gillette DUCK ASHTRAY 99 19 . DUCK CARDSOX DUCK MEMO HOLOER DUCK CQASTER SET $ BRUSH PLUS' ' 3 AI' T F. SHAVING SYSTEM , 99 r-::-~~-:-- Ea. Shaving system contains Brush and Concentrate. PRICE . $529 '2" Mail-In SALE. Less Rebate ' TIMEX WATCHES COTY MUSK FOR MEN COLOGNE SPRAY 2.5oz., just value! ALGIERS, Algeria (UPJ l - Hijackers who SE'ized a 1WA airliner and took it on a two-day S,fXXI.mile odysrey of t~,rror that killed one passenger S<i1urda~· • fre<'d ail but >2 male hostagC's- mostly Americansand ~t a Sunduy morning deadline for their d~mands. · "If Sunday at JO a.m. 15 a.m. EDT \ our Arab brothers jallro in Israel are not liberated. we will leave Algiers for an unknown destination and a p~lce v.ill'be paid." the hijackers said in statement carried 30°/o $595 A$10.75 - OFF l~ hor: . Prince Gardner® COTY MUSK FOR MEN . ~-----·~--'~"" ~--.:-. TO A SPECIAL DAD E·5212 • ~"""-'' ~ 19751hrough 1gJ.4 Jonlthln & David. I Lken'" Entscotmpon.s ~rp. ALL MEN'S PRINCE GARDNER AFTER SHAVE LOTION 5oz .. just $595 A$9.25 value' · We Ha~e A LarJe Seleetlon Of Ruttell Stofer Candf BILLFOLDS CHOOSE FROM A LARGE 0' SELECTION AMERICAN GREETINGS FATHER'S .DAY CARDS A Multlmedl• Inc. New•p•er 25°/o OFF KNIVES AFTER SHAVE 4% OL .... penalties for conviction, provides civll remedies for .and aliows authorities to conflscatl' certain property gained as a result of racketeering. Another bill cracks down on the possession, transportation and sale of contraband, that Is, property used in unlawful activities, such ·as drugs, tlreanns, dangerous ordnance, alcohol, cigarettes and other items. The third bUI attempts to ensure cooperation among stall' and local government agencies and task forces 'In Investigating and prosecuting organized crime by. esta bllshlng guidelines. The House cilnvenes 'I'ul'sday at 11 a.m. and the Senalq at l :ll p.m . vl-~~tyts ...,.... ,__., equipment to· .firefighters • WILKESVILLE - Volunteer firefighters from seven fire ckipartments in Ohio and West . Virginia could be .bre<~lhlng . easier in lhe'years ahead thanks ·: . fo a !lobariOn· by.Si;luthlirn Ohio· . · Coal Company's Meigs Divtslon. In a special presentation hj>ld at the Mejgs o!!lre on June 8, Southern Ohio Coa 1 'donated breathing apparatus which had been used by the division's three mine rescue teams to seven volunteer fire· departments In Ute area . Volunteer fire departments of Albany, Columl!la Township, Rutland, ' S<~lem . Center, WeD· sro~ and W.llkesvUie, plus Point PleaSI\1)1 ~- W.V-a .; te(!f'lv'ed two ' breathing · apparatuses each (rom the Meigs Divlslon as well as related spare parts and equipment. The breathing eqUipment Is ·about 10 years old and became surplus when the Meigs Division a~qulred new equipment for its mine rescue team members about a year ago. · • "The equipment we donated is sliD In very good condition," explained Skip Robinette, safety director for the Meigs Dlvison. "II has only been used once or twice a month, on the· average, EQUIPMENT DONATION - Stdp Rohlotetti>, rl~, safety director and then oqly for training lor Southern Ohio Coat eompai.y•s Melp I>Mslon, explains the exercises, or simulations. operation of the breathing apparaiiUieS lo Danny Sayre, left, and BID "Each of the fire chiefs was Cray of the Wilkesville Volunleer Fire Department. 'llle WDkesvllle very appreciative about receiv· department was one of seven receiving breathing units from the Meigs in!( this equlpmenl. These de· Division. (Continued on page A3) · Search underway for S&L break-in suspects • · POMEROY. - A breaking and ·· eittering occurred .early Saturday morning at Diamond Savings and Loan on West Main. Street in Pomeroy but 'no fll!JrteY was tak£'n according to Geri Walton. bank manager. A spokesman for thP Meigs County Sheriff's department said authorities thought two to lour suspects had escapro from the bank on foot and a search was still being conducted in the Lincoln Heights hillside a~~ sev<'rai hours after the incident occured. · ·· · · ~uty' Sh~rltf Kepny. Klein rep(Jrtedly hearct shots ·nreci in that vicinity sometint<' before noon Saturday · but was unsure whetiK'r the shots w<>rerelatro to th<>search. Additional sheriff'sdepartrnent and police units were called to the sit!'. At noon Saturday . authorities thought thcy might haveonrsuspect cornered on thl' hillsicki between Lincoln HUI .and Monkey Run. A sheriff's ckipartml'llt spok<>sman said it was believed at least two additional suspects may have crossed the. rlver by boat shortly after the escape. A burglar a!ann soufl(ledat ubout 12: 44 a.m. signa ling Pomeroy police that a breaking and ent!'ring had occurcd_ Pomrroy Officers BI'C'nt Sisson, Jlai'Oid Hilt and Jerry Rought were on rhe S('('I\P imm~· (Continued on oagPA3t Hijackers .h Qiding.52 hostages set .Sunday morning .deadline THE PERFECT GIFT. COLLECTION SundaY. June 16. 1985 management, Indicating the way Is being prepared ·tor talkS. The first task will be for Shkurti to come up with a 198&-87 revenue projection that can be believed by a II parties. H,e surprised the Senate GOP two weeks ago by trttnmlng $3ffi million from the estimates. Once a dolia~ figure and a compromise tax cui-are established. the conferees can haggle over amounts for·areas of spending. The Senate is scheduled to vote Tuesday on a series or anti-racketeering bills that have been several years in the making. · One, which has already cleared the Houre. sets up a special crime or racketeering, imposes additional Coal company Collit:ls.- pushes GOP ·versi.o n of -Ohio -b~dget donates air WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW MOBILE HOME "Q'J••elers It ifl \ 4 1992 ~91 .. Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis.:...Point Pleasant By LEE LEONARD UPJ Slalehowte Reporter COLUMBUS ' (UP!) - A joint Oldo House-Seriate conference committee w1li start negotiations this · week on the di!!erences between a Democratic· supported $31.3 billion state bUdget and a Republicanwritten $19.6 bUlton out~y In hopes of. reaching a final settlement by the end of the month. . In addition to.c<!rnpo-q'l'llslng on the s~ding level, the two sides wUl have to ~h accord on the amount· of an income tax ~lion. · •The Democratlc-dominaied Hou~, backed by Gov. Rlcpard F. 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Pomeroy timekeeping; it's the convenience of. a day and date display protected by scratch resistant Dura.Crystal® t-----------------------~ SERVICES: SUNDAY BIBLE STUDY-I 0:00.A.M. MAIN STREET MARKET 2 5 °/o OFF FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY It's more than quartz accurate -Page B-1 CECIL 0. DOTSON; SPEAKER BEDDING PLANT$ NOW MARKED DOWN 808 West Main Hoeflich discusses the Heritage Weekend. lol·•se•-vatrli'P. schedule - Page B-5 Buchwald has problems with ringing phones lighted bullons - Page A-2 . JUNE 15-21, 1985 iiJ SUNDAY Summertime emergencies (COMPlETELY NON-DENOMINATIONAL) - We Have Afull Line Of Am·•sh Chee,.es ' clinic will be held by Jhe Meigs County ·Humane Soci<'IY and the Meigs County Health Department at Columbia Township Flrehoure · Sarurday, 1to4 p.m. SOIET) Page D~l . . . . na.tended care facility Are you tired and confused with Denominational Doc· trines and Divisions? Do you believe that nothing should be bound on a person except that which Jesus Himself has bound? Aerobic• Dance Class CARPENTER - An ali-day Father's Day Homecoming will be held Sunday at Mount Union Baptist Church · on County Road 10, Carpenter. - - - - - - - - · (AND MEIGS COUNTY)! Auxiliary wJil have an iiX',;c~r e;ha~m;~ l [p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j socia l Sarurday at the o 1 SATURDAY · MIDDLEPORT- Installation of officers for Befhel62, International Order of Job's Daughters, w!ll be held at 7:30 Saturday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. - the Sunday school and morning CARPENTER- Bible SchOOl at . worship s<>t'Viet> 10: 30 a.m. - - Mount Union BapUst Church, Car· REEDSVILLE - Third Annual penter, will begin Monday, 9-11 a.m. Wells I'C'un!on, Sunday, Forked Run State Park, Roo:lsv11le, noon. Fam· rr:rni:i:=:::;;;;;:::;~:=~i=ll ily a nd friPnds take picnic lunch, ' 20°/o OFF by the official Algerian -news agency APS. Twelve tots hE'avlly armed hijackers believed to be Lebanese Shiit<' Moslems were s.tiil holding 40 pasS('ngers and thl',l'(' crew members- the pilot . first officer and flight engineer- aboard the Boelng727on a runway at the Algiers airport . .'J:WA spokesman Sally McElwrealh said in New Yotk . The hijackers Saturday released 53 more pas· and nt~ht attendants- most oft hem women sengers . ;_ ' . Reagan seeks help fr~m , Midea.st on .T WA hijacki~g WASHINGTON (Uil-Presldent Thepreslckint mackinomentlonol Rl'agan was being kept informed, the crisis in his weekly radio , Saturday at his rnouptaln retreat 11ddress, concentrating IJ1Siepd on · about the. hijacking of. tltt' . 1W A · an attack agalrist clvU rights airliner 'carrying· American pas- advocates who favor quotas In ll<'ngers, and smt personal pl11as to lilrlng. ~ some Middle East J!OVPrttments · Sims said Reagan had no plans to seeking tlleir help in solving· fhe · cut short his weekend at Camp crisis, a senior O.s. official said. Dwlld and no u.s. action appeared The Whitt> H(IU!Ie would not Imminent. "W~'re lookln& to them <AI&I!rta) confirm reports !IUlt Algeria had refused offPrSofU.S. help or that an In this -lous probletn, which tliey American counterJerrorllll tor!:e · are handljng well. The situation Is 'luis been readied, altholllh It was Algeria's to'deal with.'' Sims said. · believed 'that ~rtcan hostaglll "We haile a lot of conftdl'nce In fii!IIOtlaton were avallabll' If A!ge:rla, going back to the Iranllut reques1ed. holtqe crisis," • senior U.S.olllclal Reagan was briefed on «-vetopmmts durlni' hla rejllllat' weekend said. "Itunlntl'fnalllllllatlononthe · stay at Camp David, Md.. by ground bt AJ&81a and It's undl'r national ~rlty advtaer Robert control," .lild the dllclel. Hf aiiO J Mcfarlane, said deputy press said, "Algeria Is bttter than Beirut"· as a site for a such a hostage crisis. secretary Robert Sims. · . . ~ } . I and chlldren - who wei'C' aboard ·Trans World Airlines Flight 847, hijacked Friday on a flight from Athens to Ror'ne. A few hours later JO more men were rell?ased, witnesses said. The two original hijackers, who apparently were joined by or hers during a stop In Beirut, demanded Israel release ali of Its ShiUe prisoners in Israeli jaUs, that two Arab pHsoh<'rs In Cyprus be freed and that the United States admit complicity in a March 8 bombing in Lebanon that kiliro 85 ~pie . ABC News reported !he hijackE-rs were also demanding a ransom of$12 million to$15 million. But 1WA could not confirm .a ransom was part of th<' hijack<'rs' ckimands. The releaSP of the 5:1 hostages folloW<'<i the int~rventiqn of two Alf'(('rian officials who bo;•J'd<od the aircraft aboullll minutps aft<'r it arri\'cd in Aigii'rs for thr second time early Saturday. Glenn to ·seek third Senate term . ' CLEVELAND (UPI)-Sen.John Gtenn,O.Ohlo, surprised few people Friday when he announced that he w1D seek a third Senate term lnJ\18). Gle!ln was an easy winner in i!lll, ,capturing aU of0hlo's88countles in w1rinlng by more than a mlllion votes despltP Preslckint Reagan's landlllde ~ectlon . The foimeT astronaut macki his plans o!!lclaL at the start of a speech at t1w Clevl'land City Ciub devoted rndltly to analyzing the President's plat). · "I'm'proud of whllt I've been ablP to do fqr etevelind &ltd fllr Ohto in tht-.tepastllyears,"Glennsald. "So let there bP no mistake and no nnliUndentandlng about my tutui'l' pla111. "lnl\18), I .dtoseekandserve attO!her term as your Unft~ States lletlator," Glenn aald. Glenn Is still recovertngtromdebt lllcurred durin& ,,. an unsuccessful tax • THIIID TERM - a.. ,_ Glerm, J).()ldo, epe 1m iD • lllil'!111'8 . . . Clel•hln" atr V..b 1"111111J. Gleu r t' 1'811 he uI cte.Ho tor a lhlnl 8! .... lenn. tJPI r. ._ • presldent.ial bld last year. An aicki said rwo fund-raising organizations are ar work - one aimed at E>llminatlng tbe $2.7!1 mUiion ckibt !hat stll1 i'l'mAins from last year's presidential campaign and the other to raisE' money for next year's race. After BIUIOUncing his Plans, Gk>nn took tltrll' to commend Reagan's attempt at ·revtstna the tax system: "I think President Reagan di>S('I'VI'S a lot of credit." Glenn said. "The President recognizles that tax reform is an Idea whosetlll!l'hasn.ot only come: but is trulyloncoverduP. "Right row, our tax cixJe is Uttll' more than a crazy, plltchworlr quilt at loopholes, e:~te~rtptlonsand prefer· ences for the spectallnteresrs.lt'sso complex that aimolt helf . our taxpayers must hli'l' profl'SBIQnal help to even file thf>lr retUiltl." "I'm concerned about what it would do to our already ballooning federal budget deficits. I'm con· rented about t.he way It would help the rich at the <'Xpensc of the poor and middle claSS<'S. And I'm concerned al;tout the way It would hurt Ohio and rrxist of thl' oth<•r states In the MldW<'St and Northeast regions ol the country." Gk'nn spent most of his timr talldng about how thf> plan would increase the ~t deficit. "We can't run a credit card government any more than you can nm a credit card home,'· he Silid . "WhetMr Yll14:re an Individual, a !annlly, or a nation. sooneroc laiN t1 policy ol borrow and borrow. s]X'nd and speond Is ROIDR to Wfl'{'k )'OUr economy. Thl'l'e'umexception.'' . The ~ question Glenn has . about thepropOSalls, "Canwt>mal!y afford a tax morm plan thai takes us e11a1 'flartl\l'r away from a bats need federal budget?" ,. � 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. 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