http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7b7867ab89e3f198217aa015c3265b68.pdf 3dddff118b7f14964c71742881ab2356 PDF Text Text Page . ' ll>--The Daily Sentinel Thursday, f>hly 10, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Computer camp planned at Ohio University ATHENS- Ohio University wlll offer thrf'f' residential one-week computer ca mps In July for young people aged 10 through 16. Instruction will be offered <}t bPglnning, Intermediate a nd a d · vanced levels of eomputlng experience. and enrollment will bP kept to about 00 per session The thrw identical sessions ane scheduled for July 8-13. July 15-20 and July ?2.-27. The Instructors for the camp will bP OhJo University or public school faculty , and there be one Instructor or lab assistant for each fi ve students. Material will be geared to the cam-p<'rs' expPrience levels and their individual interests, with <XiAC regional meeting planned "From thcSimpleto theSublimP'' will be thc t itle of the afternoon program for the Region 11, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, meet · ing to be held at MariPttaon May 17. Mrs. Vance Hendricks. Orient. an accredited judge of the OAGC, will p~sent arrangernents that can be madP for use in the home. Some will bl' sirnple, using only a rr w flowers arranged in a minimumoftime. The arangemf'nt s made by Mrs. Hen- dricks wilt then sophistica tru . become morP Thrw c linics wiU bP offc•red during thP mor ning session to update mf'mtM?rs on the new and rc,·iSl'd 111les of the publicit y book, lntennedlate and advanced students choosing an area of lntert'stscience, business or communications -In which they learn to apply computer programming and software packages. The campus wUI offer a maxi mum of hands-on experience for Individual and group projects, with at least one microcomputer for every two campers . The micros wtll alsn IJP available for use during therapy and program book contests. Hazel Gray. state slide chairman, will be present to show slides that needed con.-ctions in order to be winners. and how to improve the quality of slides of Dowers . shrubs. and trees. .Janet Bolin, second vice president of thP OAGC. will conduct the program and therapy c linic. and Mary Lou Capps, winner of the outstanding garden club member award in 1~. and a past Region 11 dirctor will conduct the publicity book clinic. The mwling will be held at the Hermann Fine Ar1 s Cent!'r, Ma rietta College. May 17. with the coffw hour to begin at9 a .m. It seemed just like yesterday campers' free time. The cost of each session Is $315, If paid In full by June 8: and $350 thereafter. Further Information 1s available by wrtttng OhJo University Computer Camp, Continuing Education. Me mori al Auditorium. Athens, Ohio 45701. Ohlo residents may call the toll free number 1-!01-621-5215: out-of-state callers may call collect 1-614-594-6876. MOTHER'S DAY ,.. WEEKEND SPECIAL FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY and now graduation tim e IS here The It me of commencement Start their new beginntng wrth congratulatrons and warm wrshes of future good fortune Stop m soon and see our large select ton of appropnate elementary, prep , and co llege graduatron cards by Gtbson . WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES & SANDALS 20% OFF MARGUERITE SHOES MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT MILL ST. You' ll get straight A's wtt~i/JS(Jlb " The Middle Shoe Stare In The Middle Black" Pastore 2-hits Expos $8,000 scholarship NL I'OJIIlllup on Page 3 Story , photo on Page 8 KC., diamond champs Meigs band.... Story on Page 4 Photo on Page 8 • at y e Vol.33, No.2 I Copyrighlod enttne 19&4 Restriction won't affect work at plant Police layoffs scheduled Sunday WASHINGTON I API -U.S. Rep. Bob McEwen says a bill passed by a House committee putting a cap on the number of centrifuges for the Gas Centrifuge Enrichment Plant near Portsmouth won 't affect work at the facility . "The language accepted by the committee will not in any way delay work at the plant in Portsmouth," said the Ohio Republican, whosecongressional district includes GCEP. "It will place into law what the Department of Energy has established as it s goals for this year ... The House Energy and Commerce Committee on Thursday approved SlJO million forthPproject as part of a bill authorizing appropriations for t11e energy department's civilian energy programs in fiscall985 . The Cf'ntrifuge plant is being built adjacE'nt to the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant near Piketon . Both plants are designed to enrich uranium . which then is sold as fu el to nuclear power plants. Falling demand for uranium e nrichment has resulted in a slowdown of the GCEP project. howpver. and the enPrgy depar1ment is scheduled to decide by next spring whether to pursue development of the cen trifuges or a new laser technology. An amendment offered to the committw bv Rep. Richard Ot tinger . 0 -N. Y.. would prohibit thepurchaseofanynev,.centrifugesforGCEP. olher than thP 3,150 currently on order . But congr<>ssronal aides sa id the ene rgy department has no intention of installing more than tha t for the fiscal year Eimer Dunaway said the FOP also will seek a charter amendment that would keep pollee staffing at the current level of 946 officers. A similar proposal was rejeeted by Cleveland voters Tuesday. City Council voted to proceed with the layoffs after voters this week rejected a 0.3 percent Increase in the city's 2 percent Income tax. Dunaway was unsuccessful in his attempts 10 persuade City Manager Sylvester Murray, Mayor Arnold Bortz and several council members to stop the layoffs. On the same day that those 42 officers will be laid off, the city will begin its observance of National Pollee Memorial Week, In honor of officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Thursday morning. Murray rejected Dunaway's proposal to have the pollee division's 901 remaining ottlcers defer their last two-week paychecks for 1984 until January 1985. That would reduce the city's 1984 expenses by $1.2 million, enough to keep the 42 officers on the payroll through 1984. Murray said that only would delay the !!seal problems. Instead, he told Dunaway the layoffs still could be avoided If the pollee were willing to give back certain benefits. Dunaway rejected the idea of more concessions. U.S. District Judge Carl B. Rubin has ruled that the city must maintain the same percentage of blacks and females on the pollee force when making layoffs . Hardin has appealed to the 6th U.S. Circuit Couri of Appeals. anyway. DRILL -Staff members of Veteran• Memorial Hospital check out a "patient," one of 10 Meigs Countlans brought to the hospital during the hour long disaster drill .taged Thursday aftemoon as a part of the annual trl-county driiJ. Meigs Countlans participating were Involved In a collapse of bleachers on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. AU emergency units of the county partlcipat~'ll in the annual m ock The centrifuges are made by Goodyear Aerospace Corp., Akron : Garrt:'ll Corp .. Sandusky; and Boeing. Ottinger's amendment also would requlf{' the energy department to submit to Congress by Oct. I some economic criteria for evaluating the new technologies. The amendment. which was approved. a lso mandates that no final decision be made on further const111ction of enrichment capacit)· until bO davs after the criteria are established event. April wholesale prices remain steady WASHINGTON !API - WholesalE' prices held flat in April, ending four mon1 hs of increases. thP government said tooay. The sharpest food price decline sinCI' .June offset the only gasoline price gam in nine months. Tooay·s report s howed that . for the first four months of 19&1. inflation at the wholesale level is running at an annual rate of 4.4 percent, in line with analysts' predictions that, forthefullyear. the rate will be 4.5 percent to5 percent. The 2.9 percent boost In gasoline prices had been expected by industry analysts who point to increased consumption but diminished refinPry capacity. Not since thl' summer has the Labor Department's Producer Price lndcx for finished goods rf'Cord.ed an incrC'asP in gasoline prircs. Murder indictments returned POINT PLEASANT - Sixteen lndividua ls were named in indict ment s handed down Thursday afternoon by the Mason County grand jury, Including two who were Indicted for munler, according to Mason County Prosecuting Attorney Damon B. Morgan Jr. Mlchael Brent Fielder. 32. Point l Sections, 14 Pages 25 Cenh A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 11, 1984 CINCINNATI !API -The president of the Clnclnnatl Fraternal Order of Pollee says his organization will file suit against the city If it lays off 42 officers Sunday. POMEROY, OH. • Pleasant. was indicted for murder in conneetion with the shooting death of terry-ll>e Smith, 21. Point Pleasani. tha t occurred April 9 at the Anchor Club on Main Street . Also indicted for murdl"r was Sarah May Keyes. 27, Letart . Keyes was indicted in connrction with the • March 28deathof he r 1'/,-month old Infant. Jerome Scott Keyes. Morgan said a Mason man wa s also indicted in conneetion with an unlawful wounding incident that occurred Feb. 21. Charles Edward Meadows. 33, Mason, was named in the indictment . Offsetting that . however. was the good news on food prices. Wholesale vegetable costs plummeted a sharp 26.1 percent . Fresh fruit pnces tumbled R.2 percent while beef and veal prices were off 2.8 percent. Fish pric<'s fe ll 3.4 percent after soaring 30.2 percent in Mareh a s fishing off the Northeast coast was slowed sharply by bad weather. In a separate report. the Com · merc<' Department sa id retail sal<'s rebounded sharply in April. rising 2.9 percent to wipe out a March decline that had been onE' of ttw biggest in r('('ent .vears. As for wholesale prices. natura I gas costs recorded their stE'Cpest increase. 1.7 percent , since March 1983. But fuel oil prices, reflect ing the end of thewinter heating season. plunged 9.2 percent . The energy price increases lag a month behJnd the other wholesale price calculations as energy companies make their reports too late Egg prices shot up 18.6 percent. neversing thP 18.0 peiwttttttt harply curnmt in the :vear 's first quartf'r as a rpsult tabulation . Wholesale prices overall had risen 0.5 percent in March. 0.4 percent in February and0.6 percent in January Prices rose a tiny 0.6 percent in 19&1, their best showing in two decades. after advancing 3.7 percent in 1~ . The wholesale price index mea sures month-to-month changes in the prices paid to producers for food. energy prooucts and oth<•r items. Thf' prices American consumers actually pay - usually lo ,..,railers - arc measur<'!l by the Consumer Prier Index. The producer price measure often gives a good idea whrrc those consumer prices are heading. Deta iling last month' s price act ivity. the Labor Dl>partment said: of harsh winter weather in much of the nation . Food prices had risen0.8 percent in March . -Alcoholic beverage coadvanced 1.1 percent after a small March decline -New car prices fell 03 percent alter substantial gains in rhe preceding two months. Light truck prices tumbled 1.1 percent -Capital equipmPnl cost s we re up 0..1 percent . matching the March gain. Those prici'S reflect what industry pays to mooernizc a nd expand operations. All the changes arc adJusted for for inclusion in the normal Sf'a<;ona l variation._c; In aU. the Producer Price Index for finished goods s tood at 29H in Aprll. meaning that goods costing $10 in 1967 would havrcost $29.H last month. • DWicaseson rise In area ,l\1other's Day Sale JUNIOR PANTS Poly/cotton blends. linen looks, stripes, solid and denims. Junior Sizes 3 to 20 REG. Sl8.00 ... SALE s14.39 REG. S2l.OO ... SALE 516.79 REG. S26.00 ... SALE S20.79 Playtex- Cross 'tx.Jr Heart· Summer Sale 20°/oOFE Selected Popular Styles Including all Super Look" panty styles Mother's Day Salt• Drunk driving has been on the rise In the state highway patrol's Gallia-Melgs post coverage area. according to statist lcs released by Lt. Dan Henderson. post commander. OWl arrests for the first four months of this year are up9percent over the same perloo In 19133 for this area, with162peoplearrested for the offense, Henderson said. The average blood alcohol test was .16 for those arrested, which Is "considerably over" the .10 level established by Ohio law for a driver to be considered under the Influence. Fatal accidents are duwn 50 percent. with one person killed in each county during thP first four months of the year, compared ta. four during the first fou r months of 1983. But one of the two fa tals so far this year has involved a drinking driver. Henderson noted. The total number of accidPnts in Gallia and Meigs counties are up Ji percent, with459accidents recorded so far in 1984. or those. 99 people have been In jured, and none oft hose hurt or killed so far were wearing seat belts at the time of th<" crash. "In the next 10 yea rs of normal driving, it is almost cer1ain that a person will be involved in an injury or a fatal accident," the commander said. "A properly fastened safety belt can improve a person's chance of survival 600 percent if he or she were involved in a traffic crash." Henderson said troopers will continue working "aggressively" in removing drunk drivers from the roads. .. Our goal has been no more deaths on our highways for the remainder of the year," Henderson said. Concessions may help small coal companies CHARLESIDN, W.Va. (API The United Mine Workers union will have to make contract concessions If ft ts to benefit from the growth of small coal companies, an industry official says. William Clay, president of the Abingdon, Va.-based Small Coal Operators Association, sald small producers will become more lmpor· taut In mining as the larger companies turn more to processing and marketing. But he warned that If the union doesn't make benefit concessions to the small companies. the growth will occur among small. non-union producers. "They're going to ha ve to make some accommooatlon. the economies being what they are." he said . "The trend will happen one way or another. In the past the union has tried to thwart the small operator." Specifically, Oay sald small companies need relief on pensions, medical benefits and Idle time when miners are paid but don't work. "The pension program has been a thorn in their side," Clay said. " It 's underfunded, and these boys are expected to ball out an unfunded liability that's been there for years. The medical benefits are poorly designed and very expensive. "The miner receives a high wage," he said. "No one is complaining about that. But It's bad when you pay for timet hat no ('Qal is produced." Although they have been hard-hit by the two-year coal slump. small coal companies have an assun'd (Continued on page 14 I READY FOR PARADE - Ready l<l roll In Saturday's parade to he held In Syracuse Saturday beginning al I p.m. are, 1-r, Carlton Drummer, BIUy Davis and Aaron Dnmuner. The parade IS helng sponsored by the Syracuse-Minersville Baseball Asllocla&lon. The parade will fonn at Larry"s on DuMry Street al I p.m. and travel up river to the Symcuse Ballfield. Prizes will be awanled. Following lhe parade a yard sale wU1 be held al the C<Jncession stand. In case of rain the yard sale wiD not be held. �Friday. May 11 • 1984 Cornmental'y The D'lily Sentinel ll1 Courl Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERI!ST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ... ~ ~m~ ~v ......_.._.....,,...._c:~,- ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFUCH Assistant Publisher/Controller General Manarer summit _ _ _ _ w_ul_iam_F._B_uc_kley~Jr. die of drug addiction, is It? No. It Is , not. And It Isn't fun to become gradually Incapacitated as a drunk ard and perhaps end on the streets or in an alcoholic ward• No, It isn't. And there Isn't much fun to be got out of causing pregnancies, and deserting women, and depriving one's sell of the pleasures of a family, Is there? It seems like one thousand years ago that one last heard about why DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor people do these things, the alterila· tlve explanation being much more popular, namely that drugs, broken homes and alcoholism are the result of social Injustice. Fourteen students were expelled from Cho· ate last week for trafficking in coke. Choate is not a branch of Phoenix House, where they treat adolescent drug addicts. Choate Is where people like Adlai Stevenson and John F. Kennedy go to school. - ~-·· !\MEMBER ol The 1\ssoclaled Press, Inland Dally Press 1\ssocla· Uon and the American Newspaper Publisher Association. '* LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcomed. The} sholl.ld be less than 310 words lonA:. All letters are !lubjec:t to edUin1 and mull be •Lined with name, addresa11nd telephonf' number. No unal1ned letters wUI be published. l..eUet"!! !lllhould be In good taslf' . addresslnl' lssues, not peraonaiiUn. No evidence boycott will hurt the president Hammering away al the Soviet Union has carried Ronald Reagan to the political heights since his first assault in behalf of Republican presidential candldale Barry Goldwater in 1964. Now that the Soviets risked getting the reputation of spoilsports by withdrawing from the Olympic Games in Los Angeles this summer. . Reagan may have some more to gain poUt lea Uy at the expense of Moscow. According to some analysts, one of the main reasons the Soviets withdrew Is that they dld not want to contribute to the spectacle of Reagan presiding at the July 28 opening. They have ruled out doing any sertous business with the man before November, and obviously haw no interest in contributing to the theater at which he excels. · There Is more than a hint of this motivation in the Soviet withdrawal statement. "It is known that from the very first days of preparations lor the present Olympics the American administration has sought to set course at using the Games for its political aims, .. the statement dlstrtbuted Tuesday bv Tass, the Soviet news agency, said. ·But while Soviet leaders apparently hope Reagan will be defeated, there IS no evidence that the walkout will hurt him. Jimmy Carter and other Democrats criticized the Kremlin. not the White House after the Soviets dropped out. No one blamed Reagan. Nor. for that matter. is anyone criticizing Carter. who set a pll.'Cedent for boycotts in 198l by keeping the American team away from the Olympics in Moscow to protest Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. West Germany, Japan, Canada, China and a number of other nations loUowed suit, Infuriating the Russians, who had put enormous effort and money into the preparations. · "They are trying to embarrass the administration," said a leading American Kremlinologist. "But the primary reason for the walkout is they are great believers in retaliation. The huge costs in 198l still ranklese gerontards." he said. In other words, the Soviets are sore losers. They want to get even for their 198l setback. and somehow the America experts in the Kremlin miscalculated in thinking they could hurt fu>agan by spoiling the Games, said another U.S. specialist. Reagan , of course, is a past master at putting the Soviets in the worst possible light. He began his first term declaring the men in the Kremlin "reserve unto themselves the right to commit any crime. to lie, to ~heat." While he has sometimes taken a more conciliatory approach - and proposed a number of arms control agreements- the rhetoric has always been there. Reagan, whose first job was as a baseball broadcaster, has never lost his yen for sports. On competitive grounds alone, millions of Americans have to harbor at least some resentment toward Moscow for spoiling some of their summer fun. Beyond that. the Soviets have optmed themselves to the sort of crilicism leveled by the Sta te Department, which railed the puUout "a blatant political action for which there was no real justification." Letters to editor Seeks penpal.s I'm a single, middle-agPd woman and I work in Scranton. Pa. However. mv health limits my getting out with others . So I'm writing for penpals who ar<' alarmed by the threat of nur! Par war . Considering where the world stands now, then' is a rf'al need for th<' Bible's perspective on these thi ngs. Luke 21:26 I Thes . 5: 3. I will answer al l sincere letters. - Lynne F.~tcl. RD 5 Box 224, Clarks Summit , Pa . 18411 Youth league The Middleport Youth League thanks the rf'sident s of Middleport and surrounding area for it s support and helpformakingourt ag day a huge success. -Middleport You th League. Larry Mitch, 5th St .. Middlepor t . Oh io 992-356.'\. VM H needs expansion program I would like to say that Meigs County has a flfl(' hospital but it needs to expand Its servietts to meet the needs of the local people. l , for one, would like to see VPterans M emorial Hospit al do more opera tions other than thE' onPs they d o now and to deliver babi(>S and hav(' a baby wing. Our rounty needs this much needed medical expansion at our Today • ID local hospital. The people hPrf' In the Middl eport -Pomeroy area should have a hospital that can takP care of all our needs. So. come on. vel£'rans, you can do it and the people herP will stand behind you fo r it . ! hope all MeigsCountlansSC<' this point and not take a chance. We hope our local leaders wUI support your C>xpansion to further needs . floyd H. Cleland, Middlepon . history Today is Friday, May 11, the 132nd day oil~. There are 234 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On May 11, 1.!9l, U.S. MarinE'S landed at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba during the Spantsh-Amertcan War. On this date: In 1674, Peter Stuyvesant became govermr of New Amsterdam. In 1852, the 26th vice president of the United States, Charles Fairbanks, was born near UnlonvUle Center, Ohio. In 1858, Minnesota joined the Union as the 32nd state. In 1943, the first American territory was recaptured from Japan during World War II as U .S. forces landed at Attu in the Aleutian Islands. In 1949, Israel was admitted to the United Nations. And also In 1949, Siam changed its name to Thailand. Ten years ago: Julle Eisenhower saki her father, President Richard Nixon, had told the family he would not resign as long as one member of Con2ress sulJI)OI'Ied him . The bad news is the terrible breakdown of the black family in America. The good news Is thatiast weekend a three-day conference met in NashvUle cautng itself the Black Family Summit. And It wasn't there to talk about Jesse Jackson's delegate counts. It metto lace dismaying facts about the breakdown of the family and to ask such basic questions as: Can we In tact blame the phenomenon on political repression? Thts Is not easy to do. There is stUI bias In America against racial minorities, but it Is a bias that is, for the most part, Illegal. And In any event, It Is a bias that is unconnected wtth the phenomena the Black Family Summit met to accost. In 1960. the median Income for black families was 55 percent of that for white families. After two decades of welfare programs, Head Start programs, affirmative action programs and civil rights bliis, the median income of black families in 1981 was - 56 percent that of whites. But listen: In 1900, only 21 percent of black families had a single parent living at home. By 1981, that figure had risen to47percent: more than double. John Jacob, the president of the Natonal Urban League. reportPd at the summit tha t 70 percent of black single mot hers live In (JOverty . Here are compa rative figurE'S. In 1968 (the figures for 1960 are not ava ilable!. black families wtth two parents llvtng at home earned 73 percent as much as white families. By 1981. the rlgure had risen to 84 percent WeapODS plant hazard _____J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n WASHINGTON - Th<• E nergy DPpart ment has suppressed a n alarming report on possible hea lth hazards at our nuclear weaJX1ns factories _ Thr repo rt shows that workers processing the raw matC'rlals for nuclear C'Xplos ives havf' had suspiciously high rates of leukf'mia and lung cancer. The govrrnnmC"nt has known about the problem since 1976. The danger signs could not Pasil:v escape the atr rnt ion of top officials. The essentla l facr s aOOut radiati on wpre monitor('{! 100 rP IPnt lesslv for lhat. But the Energy Df'part;,.,c nt kept the disturbing informatto n fmm Congress. Meanwhil£', th r govcrnmf'nt rr peated lv has tried to disclaim responsibility for radiation elf('('ts. But the issue won't give up the ghost. Like a bludgeonPd ra ttlesnake left on the ground for dea d. it begins to sti r and twitch aga in and then slink off unsf'l'n, to rf'turn anot hr r dav. Its latC'st appPara ncP was in thP form of a Colorado Industrial Commission ruling. The agE-ncy dPCtded that the widow of a nuclear pla nt worker. who died of ca ncer, is f'ntitled to compensation. Yet the victim 's lifetime exposure to radiat ion was bf'Jow what tbe federal government claims is safP. This is a prccC'dPnt tha t could cost the federal government a bundle. The radla t ion that nuclear weapons workers arr C>xposed to is within federa l safety standards. Nevertheless. thl'y could be ru nning a hig her r isk of cancr r than non·nuclC'ar workrrs. The evidence indicating this is cont ained in a s upp ressed r eport. It covprs on ly one nuclear wpapons pl ant - the Savannah River facilit y a t Aik("n, S.C.- but it ra ises serious doubt s about the safety of workers in all factorirs that prod uce nu clear weapo ns. T he Sava nnah Ri ver pla nt is operat('(i und<>r governmC'nt con tract bv the DuPon t Co . DuPont preparf'cl thf' report . Its rf' - searchers found 11 cases of leukr· mia at the plant between 19~16 and 1974 : that's five more than the sta tistical likelihood. There were also 18 cases of lung cancer among one group of workers. That's seven more than the expE'CtC'd incidPnce. Attached to the report is a commrn t by a govC'rnmC'nt scient . ist: "The appa rf'nt increas£'d risk for leukemia in male wage PmployC'CS appears rea l. " It also ca lls th<> lung cancer ftgure "s tat ist ically sig-n ifirant. ·· Yet thr DuPont researchPrs came to a puzzling conc lusion: "I t would not appear !hat canCI'r re prrsrnts an unusual health problem at the Savon nah River plant." Then, wha t about the increasC'd r isk and the sig-n ificant statisTics? Thr govrrnml'nt sciPntist discrf'f"tl~' rE'C'omme nds: ·'The argu men ts against this risk !x'ing occupation-rrlatC'd n ~.·d to be PX · pandf'd ." In othpr words. the government is morP eoncerned about avoiding r~ponsi bilil~' than protE'Cting workPrs from cancer. Sourrcs told my associate John Dillon that the awkward findings of the 1976 st udy were not provided to the Hous<' Armed Services Commit · tcc In 1982 when It requested information on worker health studies. Instead. DuPont simply responded: "The tot al cancer expe· rience of the Sava nnah River plant has been essen tially the same as the DuPont Co. as a whole." In 1983, the company acknowl· edged to the Georgia and South Carolina congressional delegations a "slight excess" of leukemia and lu ng cancer at Sava nnah River, but insisted: "Noneoftheepldemlology studies have shown statistically sign ificant <>xcesses In deaths from cancer ... which ca n be associated with work-place conditions." In the matter of cancer at nuclear weapons plants, the government has shown too much enthusiasm for budget -cutti ng and an insufficient ardor for sa fet y. Scare tactics'----~---~---_L_owe_u_w_i---=ng:::._e_u Another Central Amprican cou n- try has bf'<on addC'd to the CPntral IntelligencC' AgPncy's sPcrrt war aga inst Nk· aragu<:~, It was n'vPaled last w£'<'k. Cos ta Rica . on Nicaragua's southf'rn OOrder. is now gett ing a half-mill ion a day of CIA m one.v for a !lowing gut•rriJias financf'd by the- agency to opPratP out of thrir trnitory. Wh('rP thP hell dOf's thf' Cl!\ gpt all thPir monPy? Print il ? Litt le by little I he sc hemes of the Rf'aga n adm inistra ti on to expand thr war tn Central America are coming to light. The Pentagon is now in thC' pos ition to assumP a combat rolP in CPntral America any tim!' Preslden l Ronald Reagan gives the word. All this preparation has b{t(>n marie dC'spite the consta nt dmials of the president and his Secretary of Defense. Caspar Wein · berger. Under the guise of holding miJitary manPUV<'rS. air fi Pids and roads havP Wn built in Hondura s. Nicaragua's northern neighbor What has actuall y been set up i s a forward base structure tha t ra n operate without going through the U.S. South Command In Panama. The Panamanians v iew the admln · lstratlon's Central America policy with distrust after the hassle over the Panama Canal Treaty during the Caner administration. Remember, you taxpayers. that you will eventually be required to pay the bill . I don't know what legerdemain William Casey, CIA director, Is using to Ilnance ail the CIA activities but I would bet ail the tea in China he doesn't have the Midas touch. The money is coming from some source that must eventually run dry since Congress has cut the purse strings. Probably they are getting It from the Pentagon. Ronald Reagan went there for money to back his E i Salvador ventures when Congress went on their Easter vacation without rPI P~c; ln" funds for that Reagan ratholr . Havt_'~~uu, likr mf'. wonderC'd just whal thP hell is going on South of the Bordf'r? Like in Lebanon, the prcsidPnt tells us I hat the Unit('(} Statc:s' v ital in tPrl'sts arf' being threa tf'ned without f"\'P r spelling out just exactly what thosP vital intr rrsts are. r:Joes the firm of Ronald and WeintX' rgC>r ~riousl y bPlievP a little count ry likf' Nicaragua poses a thrf'at to our soul hern border? They must lx'rause they daily tell us so. Do I hf'~' ac tually belirv£' that the Sovtet Cnlon would bP fooli sh Pnough to usr I'\icaragua as a missile basp? Thf'y must becausf' that Is the implica tion! in their daily press relC'aS(•S . If they believr such far -fetch ed nonsense thr n thf' America n people should be told the reasons for their hrlie f. Not somC> mumbo·j umbo about "vital inter ests" or " nati onal speurity" or "ml! it ary n0C'f'ssity" but something we common people ra n under stand. Most of thr AmPrica n vo tf'rs would like to undPrstand just pxartly what they arc buying with thei r votes this fall. Since he took office as president. Ronald Reagan has talkC'd in generalities and has never been specific about anything. If was an entirely different Ronald Reagan the voters elected In 198l. Then he was specific about everything. He promised to balance the federal budget In 198.1. reduce Inflation without causing a recession and any number of things which were obviously Impossible. The Carter administra tion had been so beaten down by events In Iran and the OPEC nations that the voters were sitting ducks for· a potltictan that could make unrealistic promises seem real on the TV tube. Now that they should know better they stili are willing to accept such statements as he made when Congress vntA'i to r ut r.ff mnn~ fnr th,p rT A tn plant minPs in Nicaraguan harbors. H<> sa id, "If Central America is lost, thE'n our own bordt>rs \~rill be threa tenC'd." Whal will Mexico have to sa y aOOut tha t? If swms that f'vrf)· columnist in Amrrica has somP gurss as to what is he~pp('ning in Central Amrrica so I'm going to st ick m y nC'Ck out with mine. I think thP administration It~' Is they have bought and paid for E l Salvador. Honduras and Costa Rica and fC'l'l ree to use the m to help their reele<·tlon next faU. What they want to do Is Impress the Amertcan people with Reagan's opposition to Communism and what better wa y than by using scare tactics close to home. How will he explain his trip to China, the biggest and most rabid Communist country In the world where he will try to sell nuclear react ors? But that's too far away to scare anyone. So scare them with Central America! Berry's World By Allsoclated Press negar d!1lled run-scortng singles in Baltimore's Eddie Murray won the bottom of the 16th Inning after the battle but Toronto's WUUe Cleveland scored an unearned run Upshaw won the war. in the top of the inning. The Upshaw, whowasouthomered0-1 scoreboard clock read 12:59- no by Murray in a pregame long-ball inning can start after 1 a.m . in the contest, connected at a much more AL - when Wynegar's single off opporlwletlmeThursdaynlght.His ex-Yankee George Frazier gave New York its longest winning streak eighth home run of the season with two out in the top of the lOth inning oftheseasonatfourgamesanddealt gave Toronto a 4·3 victory over the the indlans their sixth straight loss. Orioles and . averted another im· The Yankees, who hadn't scored pending disaster in Baltimore's since laking a 5-2 lead in the fourth Memorial Stadium, where the Blue inning, got staned in the bottom of Jayshavewononly 10of48games. the 16th on Don Baylor's one-out the only other American bloop single off Tom Waddell and a League games, the New York walk to Ken Griffey. Mattingly Yankees nipped the Cleveland greeted Frazier with a game-tying Indians 7-6 one minute before a I single and one out later Wynegar a.m. curlew would have stopped singled home the winning run . play and the Chicago White Sox Baylor arul Mattingly homered lor downed the Texas Rangers 8-6. the Yankees. Toronto, which dropped a double· Cleveland 's Julio Franco singled header to the Orioles Wednesday with two out inthetopofthel6thand night and has made a habit recently raced home from first base when of blowing late-Inning leads in left fielder Steve Kemp dropped Baltimore, sailed Into the eighth Andre Thornton's shallow fly baU . with a 3-0 lead- Alfredo Griffin hit a Eighteen-year-old Jose Rijo gainPd two-runhomeroffMikeFlanaganhis first major-league \1ctory by and Dave Stleb hurling a two-hitter . pitching lour innings. allowing liv e But the OriolE'S tied it in on Cal hits and one unearned run . White Ripken Jr.'s two- run single off Sox 8, Rangers 6 Dennis Lamp and another single by Plnch -hitter.lerryHairston 'stwo· Murray, who is batting .538 with run homer capped a th!l'P·run runners in scoring position . counter-rally with two out in the Upshaw, w hose homer went to bottom of the ninth. The Whit e Sox left-center, said, "I knPw It was in tied the game on two-out doubles by the gap. It was a fastball away and I Harold Baines and Tom Paciorek went with the pitch. They had been off Odell Jones before Hanston hi t throwing me out over the plate . his second homer in two nights . They seldom come inside ... that's MarcHillalsohomeredforChicago. my strength." while Mickey Rivers singled homP The Orioles lost designated hitter the tying and lead runs as Texas took Ken Singleton with a bruised right a 6-5 1ead w ith three runs in thetopof 3 the ninth. The Rangers havP 105113 of their last 15 gamPS. r-p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ~ rn COLLlSION - Cincinnati Reds' Dave Parker mes through the air alter coWdlng wtth Eddie MUner who lies on th<' ground alter catching Expos' Miguel Dllone's pop Oy during eighth Inning National League baseball In Montreal Thursday. Reds' Ron Oester watches the proceedings. Neither wM hurt. (AP Laserphoto ). Pastore two-hits Expos By JOHN NELSON AP Sports Writer It was only two games, yet Dan Driessen sees a glint of hope for the young Cincinnati Reds . With a 2-1 victory Thursday over the Montreal Expos, the Reds have won 11oft heir past 12 games. "I can ·1 ever remember this club sweeping the Expos, even if this was only a two-game series," said Driessen. whose leadoff homer in the seventh inning broke a 1-1 tie to back Frank Pastore's two-hitter . "It's a good sign.'' Pastore. 2·2, gave up only a pair of singles after coming into the game with a 2-5career mark against the Expos. Gary Redus led off the game lor the Reds with his first homer of the season. Driessen's homer was No.3. In the rest of the National League. Houston turned back Philadelphia 4-2. Los Angeles defeated Chicago 5·1. St. Lou is blankC'd San Diego 7-0. Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 4-2 and Atlanta downed New York 7-3. With the victory. the Dodgers moved back into first place in the NL West. a ga m e ahead oft he Padres. The Cubs remained a half-game ahead of the Mets in the NL East. The only run off Pastore. who ret ired the first nine Expos in order. came in the fourth . Pastore walked Prt<' Rose. and Bryan Little singled, sending Rose to third . Rose scored on a slow roller to second by 11m Haines. w ho had the ol her Montreal hit in the seventh . The completp game by Pastore was only the third this season for the Reds. Mario Soto pitched the other two. .1\..o;tros 4, PhiiUes 2 Mikt' Scot t pitched six pertect innings and Phil Garner rapped a two-ru n double as the A~rros <'XtmdPd Philadelphia's losing streak to five games. Scott, who came into the game with a 6. 11 earned run average, retired 18 straight batters and took a 4-0iead tnlo the seventh when .Juan Samuel led off with a ground-rule double. One out later, Mike Schmidt beltf'd his nint h home run of the season and Glenn Wilson's two-out single chased Scott. Houston picked up an unearned run in the third inning off Jerry Koosman on a single by Kevin Bass. who went to second on a grounder, took third on an error by third baseman Schmidt and scored on Jerry Mumphrey 's grounder. The Astros made it 4-0 In the on singles by Mumphrey and Enos Cabell, Garner's double and Bill Doran's suicide squeeze bunt . Dodgers 5, Cubs I Bob Welch scattered seven hit s, and Candy Maldonado drove in three runs with a double and a sacrifice fly as Los Angeles ended Chicago's three-game winning streak. Welch , .3-3, gave up the lone Cubs run in the fifth when Larry Bowa doubled and Henry Cotto loUowPd with a bloop single. Maldonado doubled in two run' in the fourth and hit his sac fly in the eighth. Chicago 's Ry ne Sandberg doubled in the first inning to extend hi s hitting streak to 13 gamt'S, longest in the league this season. Cardinal.• 7, Padres 0 Joaquin Andu j ar pitched a five-hitter. striking out lour, for his third shut out of the season as St. Louis ended a 2·5 homestand. The Cardinals scored live of their runs in the eighth tn ning. Tito Landrum and Tom Nieto drove in two runs apiece with doubles, and the Cards stole t hree bases - by Ozzle Smith. Lonnie Smilh and David Green - to keep the inning going. Andujar had to get out of trouble in the San Diegn ninth . After Tonv Gwvnn and Steve Garvey singled. Andujar struck . out ·Terry Kennedy and induced Kev in McReynolds to fl>· to cent er. Plrnt.es 4, Giants 2 Dale BE'rra drove in three ru ns w ith a solo homer and two-run singlP, and Rick Rhoden got some clutch relief hPip Jo even his record at 3-3. Rhoden gave up sevt:'n hi1 s ovC'r six innings. Don Robinson worked our of a bases-loadPd. none-out situatio n in the eighth, and Kent Teku i\'P fini shf'd up for his third save. foot that will keep him on crutches for 48 hours and outfielder Gary Roenicke with a muscle pull in his left hip. Yankees 7, Indians 6 Don Mattingly and Butch Wy· with this AM ERICAS F tNE ~ T BASEMENT [)()::J"'..;> Stop in and see our display. We'll give you lree literature on how to do it. Or, we can suggest a contractor to install it for you . King Builders Supply 405 N. 2nd, Middleport 992-5020 .-------------_1~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RUTLAND ALUMNI BANQUET . MAY 26, 1984, AT 6:30 P.M. AT RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER ~!UBBARD'S Dinner, Dance & Dues-s7.00 GREENHOUSE Per Person Reservations may be purchased at Rutland Dept . Store and Miller Bros. Grocery, or send to Box 125. Rutland, OH . Deadline for Reservations is May 22. 1984. Oh. Ph. 992-5776 NOW OPEN Syracuse, FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees, Azaleas , Rhododendron , House Plants - 4" to 10" . Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to 8 Sun. 1 to 5 Dance-Keith McCall & Co. Band from 9 to 1 All Seniors of Meigs H.S . Class of 1984 who would have graduated from Ruland are invited to attend as guests this year. Must make reservations before May 22. Pirates capture SVAC track meet Ttw SVAC track season ended with North Gallia leading in a lliangu la r m€'£'1 w ith Ea~tc·rn and K;·gc•t· CrE'<'k . Tl w Pirat Ps scorf'Q O!)lh point s to Eastern's lK Tlr Bobcat s won 44 jXJ int s ,\JI thrf'(' 1~·arns will m eet again Tw' sda\ in tht• sect ional tourna · m<•nt ai B'c lpn •. according to Pira te mr(1 1,nr 'I'C'd LPhPw. Winnf'r of thP long jump was NC's Eric Pen ick. with second place captured b; .John Rice of Eastern. Aaron Beach of NG and KCs fl.O<Inc\· Morgan were third and fourth .' resj)E'('tively . Mett Kcmp<•r of NG won the shot . follmwd by .J.D . Bradbury fromputKC ond the Eagles' Bob Ma1son . Mike Kemper was fou r th forflradburv thePirates. captured the discus throw. with Maison taking SC<'Ond. Matt Kemp<'r third and NG's Mark foremanplacingfourth. ln t hrhigh jump, KC's Morgan was first . followe<l in second place by East · ;'~~hDarren LJrenner and NG's Brothers Mike Jon"' and Mark .ioll('s tlvelv .took in first the and highsecond. hurdles respec lor· Easl<•rn. NG'sF:arl Mayo and Brian Hawks fini shed third and fourth. Tournament annoum-ed There will be a CSSSi\ sa ncti oned slow-pitch softball tournamPnt held Mav I~ and 20 at Kera Fields, Ra~r nswood. W.Va. It wi l l bP a double-<'limlnation tournament and cntn· fP<' will tw $65 plus two balls. For · fut·thrr information. ca ll 273· 0692 or 273-5197. In the 100. Penick placed first . Foreman second. KC'sBrian Roush third and NG's Scott Williamson lourt h. The mile was won by Bobcat John Ranegar. with Mark Jo nes placing se<.'ond. In that event. Shane Glassburn was third and Eastprn's Todd Wilson placPd fou11h . The440relaywaswonbyNG, with the Eogles clinching second place s(XIt . The 440 was won by KC's Roush. In second place in that event was Pi rate Wayne Diddle. 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J..~-;L:.~ .•n ~-;>_) i• )!: ~- '' ~~~jl II , 7: :.~ ~~~ 5I; bi- lil. .J .:~ r~:.~_H;~[;il:Y, ,_, ~ , .:fl' li ,. :.~J~'_:l ' \ 1 ,I ·~· -~p.j~ ·or~ ' ·.~li.J(~!ijl_dJij (1) .t ; :i Jo, ~r~·. ~~ ·~t-11111!., · �-4 The Daily Sentinel Page Latest loss severe blow for Meigs M c ARTHUR - Friday, May 11 ' 1984 Pamen:oy-Middleport, Ohio Vmton Count\ KCwinsSVAC "tlh an I I 10 wm m prPp b aseball <~Cf l on hPI P Wt'd nesdav Tt atl tng 1()-.1 gomg mto the ftnal fr ct m £' thf' \'!klllgs put togethPr fJVC' \\ ulks." h11 bats 111an two doubt~. ,,net a II! plf> f 01 S('\ Pn runs The "tnnmg 1 un ~' ~1 s v.. alked m Y~lfh thf' IM "'' "' l11ddt'd d nd tv. a down \ rnt \• 11 (n un!\ s fme athlt' lf' I t 1 n I LirlPk In had thE' biggest hit , ...1 IVdl run g. tm r> t\lng doublP '>A. Jth I\\ rJ (lUI Radf'k ln alsn scorN thf' \\ 1nnmg 1un \!l t •lgs \\ h1rh 1Pm.l ms llf'd tn thf' dt\I S!fm of l hP 1\'C Wtlh Ht•lptP .tl o \ f<~ll sTo7 <-to\f'ttll l dnd \\L's l t• t n trtps. Anthony Kitchen provided two hlts In three tries , Gany Pennington had twoRBI'sas did Steve Waugh The Bobcats plated single runs In the first and third Innings, two In the fifth and one in the sixth and seventh frames. Tom Everett. the losing hurler, and hls reliever, Mike Collins, combined for four walks and four strikeouts Righthander Larry Edge fired a two-hitter Thursday afternoon glv lng the Kyger Creek Bobcats a 6-0 vlctory over Eastern The t rtumph gives KC the 1984 SVAC diamond championship and sends the team to the District Baseball Tournament at Chillicothe hosts Federal Hocking m a doubiP header todav be!{mn!ng at3 30 p m Leadmg hitters for the Maraud ers were Dan Thomas with a single and double and Ntck Rtgl." with two stngles and three 1uns batted m Other Marauder httters w er e Jay Ca rpenter with an RBI tnple, Trey Cassell a sm g le and t\\'O r uns ba ttl'd tn. Jam<>S A cree a tr iple. Chns B ut derte a smgle and Scott Gheen a single Radekln led thP Vtkmgs w ith a smgiP and doublc. Ousley had t" o duubiPs, and John Wome ldoti addC'd a Itt pie Metgs pilchtng fannPd stx and wal ked 13 whlle Vmton Count y pttchct s st ruck out f1ve and walked Ptght 1,llhed for SC'vPn runs m the OOttom of thC' Sf'\Pnlh to deal Me1gs a ~l'\ f'T C' b l m~ 1n Its TVC title c hances Coach Jake Bapst's Bobcats own an ll 7overaU record and 9-1 slate in the SVAC KC had previously defeated Southwestern 14-5 In Sectional Edge's play razor sharp control also helped as hewalkedju st two Eagles Getting Eastern safeties were Jeff Bissell and Jim Newell Kyger Creek'soffense was led by Duane Abshire's three hits m three r-.p:ii~~~~~~mi ~ou ndmg o ut l:\1 - 17 hils lnntng ThP Lad) Ptra tes tallted anoth f'r m arkPr m the fourth . ho wC\C'f Southern ha d tts b1gges t mnmg llliC'r t hat fl ame to pull ahead 10 .l In lhdt btg f ourth mm ng , Karl ,t Smtih laced a smgle Beck\ Mtcha!'i smgled Karen Hemslc\ 1f'achrod on an f'n 01 and .fr nm Bmllc\ ltm'!l a t\\o-nm double La"'" Wolfe dtP\\ a wa lk Alana L\ ons stngled , a nd Rachel Rettl<'t t oundC'd out t hC' scm tng w t1 h a tlw htl:!h fl\ t n.c Southf'rn To tna dot l!t'" Jtl ll t•d to .1 12 7 S('('T!onal lout IMmt•nt ' I r Ton O\f'f ~ OJ th t,dlt.t~ fl1r ~• tp-.. h l'tl' ThUJ sda\ ('\ f' OliH.! .1! s.,ut h ( I ll Hl):!h S<.h ool tn tou r n.tml rlf "l'lllt ft n.::~l gdmP \\ tlh !h(''>A. 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Debbi(' Buck Sunday School Supl Oturch School 9 15 a m , Worship Servle 10: :D a m COOir rt>hearsal Tuesday 7 )) p m under direction of A!ICP NeaSP POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA RENE Coi-ner Union and Mulbrrry Rev 'Thomas Glm McCJung, pastor Oyde Hendf'r son, S S Supt Sunday &OOol 9 JJ 0::1 m mornln~ worship 10: :JJ am f'Venlnf! serviCP6 p m. mid--Wl.'(>k service Wedll<'Sday, 7 p rn GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 326 E Main St , Pomeroy SurJ:Iay sen. k'l'S Hoi}' communion on the tlrst Sunda} of Pach month and combined with mOI"JliJW prayer on the thlrdd Sunday Morning prayer a nd 5PmlOn on all other SUndays ri thP month Omrch School and Nursery care provided Cotfet> b:rur In thf' Parish Hall Immediately foUowtng thf servlct' POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W Main St . NeU Proudfoot pa.<;tor Bibko School 9 J:l am Morning worship 10: 3J a m Youth mE'f'tlrtgs 6 00 p m Evening worship 7 00 p m Wednesday night pra}er met>~ and Bible study 7 00 p m THE SALVATION ARMY 115 E:su tternut Ave Pomeroy Mrs Dora Wtnlng In ch.argr SJnday OOilnes.'\ rllPel:lng 10 a m Sunday School 10 lJ a m Surr:lay School YPSM Eloisto Adams , l('adef 7 :rJ p m Sal\ a tton meeting vark:Jus speakers arr:l music spectals Thursday 11 :l> a m to 2 p m Ladles Home Leag\.1(' members In charge a ll wOill('n Invited, 6 45 p m ThW"Sday Corps Cadet Classs IYoun~ Poopi£>-Biblel 7 :ll p m Blblf' Study and PrayPr mf't'ti~ opAl lo the public POMEROY WESJ'SIDE CHURCH OF CHRL'IT 33226 OJ.Jidren s Hoffi{' Road (Counn Road 76\ 992 5235 Vocal music Sunda~ Wor slhp 10 a m Bible Study 11 a m Wo~hlp 6 p m Wednesday, Bible Stud} 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cl lfton l...ocas pas tor Sunday Sctlool 9 l) a m Mrs WoriPy F'r a ncls sup! Prt>achlng services first and third undays fol 5owinR Sunday School Youth me«lng PVE'f'Y Sunday 7 :JJ p m G RAHAM UNITED MET HODIST 9 :10 a m fir st and s~o nd Sun of eac h month third a nd fourlh Sun eac h monlh worship S<'rvlc<"s a l 7 :W W('dnesd ay pvpni n.'tS a! 7 30 p m a nd Rlbl£> Study «i'· v~F_N;r> DAY ADVENTIST Mulb H••••« Road PomProy Michael PI ~nlko•-s ki , Marl(' SpirPs Sabbath Sa bba th School at 2 p m o n Saturclav with worship st>r\1Ce s roll o\.1.-ln g m FIRST BAPTIST C HURC H Harrr f' ll Warnrr Su p! S und a\ q 30 a m . Morntne: Wors h1 p 10 45 Prcachin~ PorTW'r O\ Ptkf> Da'ltid Hunt pas1or J a ck. N(-'('(js SundaY School Dlr('('tOr Sunday School 9 l) a m Mornln~ Worship 10 ll a m F.vPn ln g Wors hip 7 p m TuPSda~ V!stta1ron 7 p m Wednt'Sdav prayPr ~n. j('(' 7 :J) p m M 1sston F'rif>nd" 7 :ll p m r.rrl~ 111 AC'Ilon 7 ll p m FAITH TABERf'ACLE CH URCH Bal If'.,. Run R oad R e'. E mmP11 Ra ... son pas tor Handley Dunn sup! SundaY Sc hool l Oam Su nda\'(' V(' nfn~ st'f\k(' 7 «Jpm Blblf' lt>achln~ 7 30 p m Thu rsd a\ S \ RA CUSE MISSION rHer r \' St S1; racusP St:>rvlcrs 10 a m Su ndaY E\enln g <;t"'rYIC'PS Sund av a nd Wf'dnf'sdu\ at 7 00 p m MIDDL E P ORT C HURCH OF C HR IST IN C H R ISTIAN UN ION Law rPncf' Ma n lf'y, pas tor Mrs Russ(-'11 Yo ung S unda\ Sc hool Supt S unday S('hool 9 :lO a m Evenln~<: v. o r s hip 7 30 p m WPdn f'~da\ p rayer m eetln5o! 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD RaclnP RPv J amt:>s Sa1terfh?l d past o r Fr('('man WUIIams Sup! Sunda, Sthool 9 4~ a m, Sunday a nd We-dn £>sdav P\Pn In~ se rvlcPs, 7 p m M1DOl EPORT FIRST BAPTI ST Co rner Sl:rorlh and Pa lmer Th(' Rf'' Mark McClung Ray Fi e ld s S S S up! Dan Ri]i!gs Asllit Supt Sund:n Sc hool 9 15 a m Mornin~<: Worship 10 15 a m Sunda\ EHnln~ service 7 p m Youlh mf'r>tlng 7 l0pm Wf"dnes dav f?H' n1n ,gSPrv tc(>7p m Choir praC' tiCP Rpm C HURC H OF' C IIRIST Mtddl('por1 ~, th an d Main Bo b Melt o n mi nist er AI Hart son associa te mlnl s tt'r Mik(' C('rlach Su nday Sc hool SupPrlnrendent Biblf' Sc hool 9 30 am, M ornl ng \\orshlp 10 :\0 a m. EYenln~ Worship 1 00 p m Pra}<"r m et>tl nli!: W ed nesda y 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT C H URCH OF TH E NA ZARENE Co p asto r" Rev Cha1 IPs Covle and Rev Nancy Coy lf' Blll Whit(' Sun day Sc hool Sup! Sunday Sc hool 9 :lO a m Mo rninR \\oors hip 10 30 a m S und ay Eva np:e lls.tlc m ppflng 7 00 p m PraHr m (>('l\ ng Wednesd ay 7 00 p m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev Wanda Johnson. Directo r CHURC H Wors hip servlre, 10 1~ am CHurc h School 9 15 a m, Bible Study Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer Group Wednl:'s day 9 00 am MIDDLE PO RT PRESBYTERIA N CH U RC H Church School 10 15a m ship st>rvlct> 11 30 a m ' RALL'S Y.ntet· S unda v 7 pm Wor SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH Wor s hip Service 9 00 a m , Churctl School 10 15 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Put or Rev John Evan! Sunday School 10 00 a m , Sunday MornfnR Worship 11 00 a m Children's Church 11 a m , Sunday even log service, 7 00 p m Wednesday even lng Young Ladles' Au~Ular~Y 6 00 p m Wednesday, Family Worship 7 00 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH nea r Long Bottom Edsel Hart , pastor Sunda y School 9 30 a m , Worship 10· 30 a m • Prayer meetlna . 7 30 p m Thursday J<~&c~::Rs a m1rac::le 11 1s creatton ' Bor1h bungs mto the prom1sc tot a tu11 c'Jnd .,.,,.ful "'" 6db1es' Eac h one 1s untque' t:..ach o ne 1s drvont'ty d flt'U' nl: [vl:'n Kk ntK:al lw ns h ave dtfterent per~nai+!Je5 d cspo\c lht'u "odmt' phv!.lc dll lool\.!, Yet each moUlt'! 1s al w un que 1n he r own '>pt"CI.:tl way ThiC s..trne 1r1f1oo te powet th<ll provide"> the '>pdrk ''' hit tor d n('w .-r, 1Jd also o~dtNI you l 1ke ew>ry babv wh<J grows onto an adult you loa ..,<IH' the sta m p a t you own !f"ld Niduall!\> There 1:; no body e lse m tin world qune l1ke Mo m In fact yo u yout !oelf are a waiK1ng brealh1nq m11ade And l'vf'ry do~ ;r n dtl w1se and lov1ny ~dvenly Father br1ngs you yet artothe1 gr eat t~nd un1que m1rade a tre:sh n,.,. ur luudled day Gtxl s CilUrc h stands read)> and 11fl~tous to help ~ou bt~ru1 rhese da-.,.s w1tl1 new hope-- new prom•se The 11n1v(d oi Ha yma n pa s tor S unday School lU 00 a m Mornln~o~ \\> ors hlp 11 00 a m Wf'd n f'~ d ay a nd Sa tutd ay Ev~ nlng Services a t 7 Kl p m CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev James E Corbitt Rev . Steven Nei!IOn Rev Richard Rolhemich Rev Robert E. Robinson Rev A.ndr•w RubenkiiiK ASBURY jSyracu sf'l- \\orship 11 a m C hu rc h Sc hoo l 9 .j5 a m Charge Blblf> St ud} Wedn('sda) 1 lOp m UMW llr st Tu es da v 7 10 p m Choi r Re hPa 1s al Wf'dn('sda\ 6 30 p m UMW fourth Su n d a) 6 30pm rNe!son1 ENTERPR ISE Wo r s hip 9 am Church Schoo llO am Bible S!ud v Tu Ps da v, 7 10 p m UM W Fi rst Monda\ 7 1(1 p m U MYF Su nd a\ 6 p m Choir H: e hPa rsa l 6 10 p m Wt>d nf>sday t Ro l hP m iC'ht FLATWOODS- ( hur rh Schoo l lOam W o r s hip 11 a m B rbl(> Stuc:l y Thur sd d ay 7 p m UMY F Sunday 6 p m t R o ttlem iC' h l F'OREST RL ~ - Wo r <i h1p 9 a m C hurch School 10 am C hotr p ractwf' Tuf"srla\ fi 10 p m UMW f11 st Tut?sda y 7 W p m 1Nelso n t H Eo\TH 1Middlf'port1 - Churc h Sc hool 9 30 a m \\. ors hlp 10 30 a m Blblr S tud y Tu £>sd av 10 a Ill L:M\\o SPCO!Id UMW Sf"f'ond Mon Mo nd aY 7 3U p m da; 7 ID p m UMM T hi r d Monda\ 7 30 p m 'R ob inson 1 MINERSVILLE - Wor,.hlp Sel\llt' 10 am Church School 11 a m U M\\ th1rd Wednf'sday 1 p m Chotr prac tl rr Mo n dav 7 30pm rNe lson l PEAR l C HAPF. L - Worship Se r vlt t> 9 am C hurC'h Sc hool 11 a m UMW s f" <'Ond T u('sd ay 7 :10 p m UMYF la s t Tues d a~ 7 30 p m t uben ld ngl POMEROY - Ch utch School q 15 a m Wors hi p Sen ic(' 10 30 a m Choir rP hf>a r sa l WMn esd a} 7 30 p m U MW S<' co nd Tut:>sday 7 30 p m U MYF Sunda~ 6 p m 1Cor bill\ ROCK S PRINGS - lhurch School 9 1~ a m , W ors hip 10 a m Bl b tf' Study WNI nes day 7 30 p m U MYF tSenr ors l S un t Tunlor s l £'veq, othN S un d a) ~ p m d ay, 6 p m t Roth e m lrl1 RUTLA'l"D - C hurch Sr hool 9 <1 5a m Worship 10 30 a m UM'A 1 EVPnlnrg- Cir r ie l Sf"Co nd WPdnf'<; di'lv 7 30 p m UMW rMt<'tn oo n Ct r c lt't Sf'f'o nd T hur sdaY 1 p m 1Ru be n k.ln,;:o SALEM CENTER - Chu rC'h SC'hool 10 a m \\ o r s hi p 9 45 am 1Rubpnking1 SNOWVIL LE - Worship 8 J0 a m Church S('hool10 a m IRubPnkln~n SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re\ James M Clark Rev Paul McGuire R t'v Orville While APPLE GROVE - Churc h Sc hoo l % m Wo rship 10 a m cF' lr st a nd third Su n da ys ~ UMW S!i:'<'o nd TUP<iday " 'lfl p m \\ £>d nesda\ 7 p m P rayer m rc lln,g tC iarkt BETHANY - \\or s hl p 9 <~ m Chu n h ~choo l 10 il m BlbiP S tud y Wf>dn P!'I d av IO a m Do rca s W om pn s f('llow shiP W('dnrs d ay 11 a m 1M<'Gu ir PJ C ARM EL- C hurc h School 9 10 am, Worshtp 10 4~ a m SeC'ond and Fourth Sundavs F"l'llows hip dinne r wllh Sutton. third Thu rsday 6 30 p m tMC'Gu lre l EAST LETART- C tlu1ch Sc-hool9a m Wors hi p 10 a m st'Cond and fo urttl Su n days , U MW fi rst Tuesda} 7 30 p m tCiark ~ LETART li'A L LS - Wors hip 9 am . Chu rch Sc hool 10 a m I Clarki MORNING STAR - Wo rsh ip 9 45a m Churc h Schoo l 10 30 am , Bib le Stu dy Thur~da} 7 :10 p m t Whlt el MORSE C HAP EL- Churc h & h ool9 30 am, W orship 11 a m I Whi t(' I PORTLAND -Ch urch School 6 30 p m , Worship 7 30 p m , UMYF WPdneosday 7 30pm (M cGuire\ RAC INE WESLE Y AN Churc h School 10 a m Wors hip, 11 a m , UM\\ fourth Monday 7 30 p m MPn s Pray e r Breakfast, Wedn esda y , 7 am !C lark \ SUTTON - Church School, 9 30 a m • Morning worship 10 45 a rn first and thir d Sundays, F e llowship dinner with Carmel third Thursday, 6· 30 p m (McGuire! KENO CHURCH 01:' CHRIST, Oliver Swatn, Supl Sunday SChool 9 JO a m pv ery week CHURC H corner Ash and Plum Leslle HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , R<v • baby IS Thts week lcts all of u~ ritY homagf' 10 our mothers Atlend th~: church or synagogue of yow choKe o;, '~'' ' .... . ,...,.<:a" !1- MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Fay Sauer, Director Rev Jam es E Cor bitt, Asshdant NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Don Archer Rev Roy Deeter Rev Seldon ,John.!Wn A L FR E D ~ C hu rc h S<' hool 9 30 a m Wor s hip 11 am, U MYF' 6 30 p m U W Third Tuesday 7 30 p m Co mmunion fi rs t S unday 1Archen CHESTER - W orship 9 a m Churc h Sc lwoliO a m B ibl e StUd} Thursday 7p m U MW firs t Thu rsday 1 p m Com munlon firs t Su n da} tArr hPrJ JOPPA - Wors hip 9 30 u m Churc h Sd!OOI 10 30 a m Bib I(> S 1Ud} Wednes da\ 7 30 p m 1 Johnson~ LONG BOTTOM -Churc h Sc tlool 9 30 am Wors h ip 7 p m Blblr S lud y W<'d m»sd a, 7 '\{1 p m UM l F' \\ f'd nes da} !) 00 p m f'ommunton F'i r <;1 S unda\ rA r('hf'r) R EE DSV ILLE - Churc h Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Wors hlpSP r\.lct? ll OO a m tDN' I('rJ I UP P E RS PLA INS ST PA U l C hurc h School 9 a m \\ors hip 10 a m BibiP Study TuPsda y 7 30 p m UMW Thlrd Tu Psday 7 JO p m Com m unio n F'lrst S unda y !Arc her! i:l wo dd a nt"W pt!tson<tl1ty <tiiW" wth the 212 E MaiD Street 992 -3785, Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST • ~ GrocenesGeneral Merchand1 se Racme 949·1550 - S,Jiur ddy ~un.d.1y ~u Pe1er 21 6-?'i ) 1 10 I'Hl'> t I u ~ sd<l, John I rn" t ~.,, 1" 10 I 21 ITH• t Tom Staten p astor Sunday School9 JOa m , E ven ing se r vice 7 30 p m Wed nesda y prayer m ep!lng 7 10 p m BEAR\\ALLO\\ RIDGE CHURC H OF C HRI ST, Duane Warden minis te r Bibl e class 9 30 a m Morning Wors hip 10 30 a m Evening Wo rship 6 30 p m Wednes da y Bible Study 6 30 p m NEW ST IVERS VILLE COMMUNI1 Y C H URC H. Sunday School sen Ice, 9 45 a Worship SPrvke 10 30 am m Evang e li sti c Service 7 30 p m Wedn es d ay , Prayer mee llng 7 30 p m Thur sda y ZTON CHUR CH OF C HRIST P om e ro y Harrrsomille Rd R o bPrt PurtE'Il mi nis 1Pr R o n RifU(' Sunday Sc hool SupE'rtn1e-n d e rrt Sun day Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Wors h ip service 10 30 am Eveni ng \.1-orshlp Sun da y 7 p m and WPdnes da y 7 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH P tn E' Grove The Re v Wllllam Mldd iPswarth pastor Church S(>rYlce 9 30 am S unda y Sc hool 10 30 a m BRADBURY C HUR CH OF CHRIST John Wrig ht pass tor Su nday School 9 30 a m Larry H ay nPS S S Sup! Mo rnin g wors hip 10 30 a m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA REN E Re" Thomas H Co llier pa s tor Martha Wolfe. C hairman of thF Board or Chri stian Life Sundav School 9 :\0 a m Morning worship 10 30 am Sund ay evP nlng""orshl p7 3(1p m P1ayer mPPtlng 7 30 p m Wednesda} LIBERTY C HRISTI AN C HUR CH Dex te r Woody Call past o r Spr vlces Sunda} 10 am and 7 p m Wednesda} 7 p m RA C i f' E F IRST BAPTI ST Don L Wa lk N P as to r RobP11 Smt1h Su nda\ S<'hoo l Sup! Su ndaY Sr hool 9 :lO am Morn \ n ~i: wo r s hip 10 40 am Su nd ay eve n ing wors h ip 7 30 p m Y..f'dn£>sday f'Vf' n !ng 8 1blf' s tud} 7 30 p m BURLINGHA M COMMUNITY C H URC H Burl!ngham R Pv Okev Ra\ La und er mi lt pasto r Ph 992 j:124 Sundav S<- hoo t 10 OO a m Sund a\ o'\f'nl ngservlct 7 00 p m W('dn f's d av ('\f'lltn.R se r vice 7 00pm DANV ILLE HOLI NESS CHURC H loca t r d on Rt ~25 bt>lv.f>Pn Vln1on a nd La ngsvlll<' RC'v Bf'n \\ a tt s pastor Sun da y School 8 30 a m Bobby 1 amber ! S ~ Sup! Mo 1nln~ "0 1sh ip 10 10 a m Chi I drf'n s Happ\ Hour 6 45 p m PravFT a nd Bl blf' S tud \ 7 MJ p m M iso: ion an m E'E'tin g fu st WPdnesday ol f'aC'h m ont h 7 30 p m F'or lnfo rmall on ca ll JSR 8467 S ILV ER RUN BAPTIST Bill Ltlllf' pa s ror Slf've L l111P S S Supt S unday School 10 a m Mornm~ wonap ll a m , Sunday f'VPn ln g w or shi p 7 30 p m Pra yt>r me('!lng and B1 bl e s tud} Thurs da\ 7 :\0 p m, Yout h m ('(>tln~.:: WPdn£>s da) at 7 p m C HRISTI AN F'ELLO WSH IP CHURCH 38.1 N 2nd AvF Middle port S undav Sc hOol 10 a m Su nda\ a nd Wt>dnesd aY Evf."' nlng Sf?r V1CPs a t 7 30 p m C H ESTER C HURC H OF COD R('\ R E Robins on pastor S unda\ School9 3D a m Worship s pn rcr 11 a m Evemng sprvlcp 7 p m Mi d V.£> (' k sf'n lee Wf'dn<'s d ay 7 p m LA!'l"GSV ILLE C HfHST IAN CHURCH Rob('rt E Mu ssf' r pas tor S unday SC' ho ol 9 30 am Pa ul Mu ssf' r <: up1 M o rnln ~ wors hi p 10 10 am Sun d av t>H•nln l't sf>r v i('(' 7 p m m id >Af'f'k servkf' WPdnPs dav, 7p m S YRA CSE C H URC H OF THE NA ZARENE RPv lamp<;, R Ktl!lt' pa s tor S h('rman Cu nd iff s u p! Su nday School 9 lO am . Morm ng- v.orsh1p 10 30 a m Evang(•ll st iC' se r v kf> 6 p m P r a yror and Praise Wf'dnPsd a\ 7 p m \ oulh m('(lt ing 7 p m EDEN UN JT ED BRETHREN IN C HRI ST E ld t>n R Blak£' p<~s 1 or Sunday School 10 am Robf>rt R('f'd Sup! Morn lng sermon 11 a m Su n da\ nll'!hl SPr vices Ch ristian E nd f>avor 7 30 p m So n ~ sp rvke 8 p m Rrf'aC'h ln ~ 8 30 p m Mid wf'£>k prayP r mPc>llng WPdnf'sda} 7 p m A lv in Rc<'d la}l<'adcr H E MLOCK G ROVE CHRISTI AN Roger Wat son pasto r Crenson Prall Su nda} Schoo l Supt M o rnln~ worshlp9 10 a m S unday Schoo l 10 30 a m Eve ning SN.. lce 7 :Wpm MT UNION BAPTlST Joe Sa yre Su n day Sc hool Sup! 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Rf'" GN rJ.::f' C WE>Iri<'k pa stor S unda) SChool 9 30 a m Sunda v wors h ip 11 11 m CALVA nY BIHLE lHU K( H locatf'd on Pomeroy P lkr C otJ nt ~ Road 25 nl?ar F"lar "'oods R e \ BlaLkwood p astor SPrvlrps onS undaya tlO lOam a nd 7l0 p m wllh Su nda._, Sc hoo l 9 :Wa m Blbl eSttJd ~ Wed lPsdav 7 :lOp m FAITH F'ELLO\\ SHI P CRUSADE FOR C HRI S1 St Rt J38 Antiquity Re v Franklin Dl<'kf'n s past o r Sunday m or n ln g 10 a m S unda .,. pve nln~ 7 30 p m Thursday t'Ve nl ng 7 :lOp m STIVERSVILL E COMMUNITY BAP TJST CH URCH Pa s tor Robert BYN S Sund ay Sc hool 10 a m , Wor s hip S<-'rvlce 11 am Sunda y f'V('nlng ser v ice 7 30 p m Wf'dnesda} t"ve nlng se r .. lrf' 7 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOLI NESS CHURCH Inc, Pf'ar l St Mldd l£>poTI Rev 0 Dell Manl ey pa stor Sunda y School 9 30 a m Mo r nln ~<: wo r ship 10 30 a m E'en lng wors hi p 7 30 p m Tue sda y 12 30 p m W o men s Pra y"r m E>etlnR Wednesda y 7 3{) p m Pra yer a nd Praise sf'rv lct' RUTLAND APOSTOLI C CHURC H OF JESU S CHRI ST Eld er James Mlll<'r Bl ble Stud} Wedne sday 7 30 p m Sunday School 10 a m S unday night servicP 7 30 pm POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS Harrtsonvlli P Road Earl Fields, past o r He n ry Eblin J r Sunday School supl Sun day School 9 30 a m , Mornlng wo rship 11 a m . 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Jd n s hun S('n t tm r nt B ut pt~l h aps thf'rf' should t)(' <; [ m tYln (' f(l ''I lid unasha med!\ for o;;;('niirn P nt S('nllmrnr fm lhrNf' humriJ ll c'<l ~::~('cause th e u skin lS a dtfft>rpnt color fm thf' hom('[Ps<; fnr thu.., 1 whohavenogoal" fm tllf'si'-k thrsad ln dth c~ t~-.t go('" un 1nd on P('rhaps there should bt> sornPonp" ho C'O uld f1 11 gl'l t11 1" -.;upp( " t d to fear a n vthu .~"~ f'motwnal ThL'n hr cou ld en Anrl pr 1 h 'P" ltl.tl\1 " th !s df>gTN' of conC'€'rn bPfm f' anv rhtl a c 11 0 n r ,m hf'gm hdu t t , H t can rorget ht s own wants and bt•g~n rollin g up hi 'i slf'f \f'" tnt 111h1 1, Forlntoday·sworld.hov. can\oUll\f'lf\ou c, mt rn ' - 1 t 'l~ \ll llt 1 RE"Ctor. Grace ChUI ch �•• Paga t - The Daily Sentinel Friday, f.hJy 11, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Meigs County happenings Mother-daughter banquet set Mon Vetel'llll8 Memorial Admitted .. Amber Lohn, Pomeroy; Mary Lucllie Casto, Middleport; Homer Hysell, Pomeroy; Elizabeth Roush, Racine; Gladys Sigler, Coolville; Rodney Klein, Pomeroy; Dwight Burton, Middleport. Discharged-Martha Faso, Mabel Hannah, Jack Smith, Mabel Hetzer. I I ~ AUXILIARY RE(X)GNJZED - Special rerognltlon was given the Women 's Auxlllary of Veterans Memorial Hospilal for many hours of volunteer se'"'ices We.Mesday when awards day wa~observed . Offlrers of the auxiliary plttured from left, a,... ! I Emergency runs Kathryn Met•ger, president; Shortie Wright, secretary; Jessie White, treasurer, and Louise Bearl&S, volunteer rhalnmm. Cor.;ages worn were gifts of lhe hospital. O'Brien ends 38 court cases Twenty-seven dcfendan ts were fined and II others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Wednesday . FinC'd by Judge Patrick O'Brien were Johr Nelson, Pomeroy . stop sign. $10 and costs; Brent Arnold, Hemlock Grove, speed, $21 and costs: Stephen Delancey, William· stown . W. Va., speed, $20 and costs; Larry Life, Reedsville, speed, $19 and costs; Stephen Brooks, Athens. D\\'1, $250 and costs, three days conifnement if attend driv ing school jail S<'ntence will be suspended and $225 of line. license suspended 60 days; Nancy Gard, Wa•hington. W. Va ., speed. $20 and cost;;; Virginia Maison, Reedsville. speed, $22 and costs; .James Smith. Racine, failuf(' to display va lld registration sticker. $10 and costs. Lawf('nce Stewart. Rutland. no muffler. $5and costs; ChPisey Noel. Pranburg, W. Va .. expired opera· tors license. $:'AI and costs; Richard Roller, Belpre, speed, $22 and costs; Leonard Erwin, Pomeroy, speed, $21 and cos ts; Jack Braley, Sr .. Racine. disonlPrly conduct, $:.ll and costs: Da vid Dillard, Racine, fail· ure to coni rol , $:'AI and costs, ordered to ptuv idc proof of insurance by May 14 . Forest Lee, Pomeroy, driving under suspension, $75 and costs, six months probation; Keith Johnston, no address recorded, petty theft , restltutionordered.cos tsonly; Vern Slaven, Gallipol is, DWI, $250 and costs. three days confinement, license suspended 60 days, defend· ant may attend restdentlal treat · men t program and if so $150 of fine and three days confinement will be s uspended . Liet>nS£'. registration and liCPnse plates suspended lor 90 days, no proof of insurancf'; Jeffrev Chapman. Rockbridge, a"ured clear distance, $15 and co.rs. Mark Rathburn. WUllam Priddy and Chris Capehart. Rutland and Tim Shane. Cheshif(', petty theft. $200 and costs each. six months confinement. make restituion for damages, fine and five months and 20 days of confinement suspended; Reba Greene, Racine, Joel Maue, Albany . Annabelle Ward. Pomeroy and Roy Sansbury, Middlepot1, bad check. make rest itution and pay costs. Jeft r <>y Smith, Pomeroy bad chf'Ck . make restitution and costs; LawrencelRP. Jr., Pomeroy . speed . $2.1 and costs: Terry Reiber. Racine, spPed, $:'AI and costs; Ricky Barringer. ReedsvillP, speed. $27 and costs. Forfeiting bonds were Bradley S. Stevens. Lavalette, W.Va. , Michael J . Miller. Belpre, Brady Huffman, .Jr.. futcine, and Joel Perry, Hunt in~'1on. $50 each, speed; JohnJ. Kovarll<, Parkprsburg, speed, $44; Michael Schloss, Pomeroy, no muffler, $45; Larry Reed 11, M cCo nnels v ill e, and James Murphy . NPW Carlisle, speed, $40; Robert Hart. Vinton. left of center. $3!; DPlla Roseberl)'. Reedsvi lle and Alber t RoSI"berry. Reedsvillt'. disorderly conduct. $40 eac h. A mother-daughter banquet w1ll 10 gal. Aquarium ...... 18.99 be held Monday, May 14, at 6 p.m. at (With $5.00 Purchase) the Heath United Methodist Church. Black Molly .......... 2/11.00 Theme lor the banquet is "Queen Platy .... .............. 1 pr. For a Day." Speaker w1ll be 1 Sword Tails .......... pr. Katherine Robinette from Logan. Fancy Tail Joan Robinson and Betty Fultz are In charge of the program. Guppies ............... 1 pr. In charge of table decorations are Angels ......................... 90' Nancy Cale. Pat Philson and Grace Hifin Tetra ................ 11.25 Johnnson. Each lady Is asked to Blue Moons ......... 12.00 pr. brlngacovereddish.Maklngupthe Cherry Ridge Road committee In charge of food are Near Bradford Christmas Tree Farms Beulah McComas, Katie Swanson, Phone 992-6544 BUlle Joe Krawsczyn and Mary t-W~Ise~._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 2.50 Melissa Scarbrough. senior at Eastern High School, was presented an $8,000 scholarship Tuesday by the Butler Manufacturing Co. Scholar· ship Foundation . Representatives of the Walker Di>ision of Butler met at the school for a surprise presentation to Melissa, daughter of Les and Ruth Ann Scarbrough . ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY NARFE • meetzng set SUNDAY MAY 13th ~,,~ r-. "FREE" SUNDAE ADOlPH'S DAIRY VALLEY 570 W . Main Ph. 992-2556 SCHOLARSIUP WINNER - Ea<item High School senior, Melbsa Scarbrough, was presented an $8,000 four-year college scholarship by DlckJannan, Walker Division president, Buller Manufacturing Co., Tuesday morning, pictured right. She also received an HARRISONVILLE A spring carnival will be held at Harrisonville Elemen t ary School Saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Games will be offered, prizes awarded, and food sold. Papa Smurt will be on hand to greet the children. NEW HA 'vT.N - A chicken barbecue will be held Saturday at the New Haven F i re Sta tion beginning at 11 a.m. The menu includes chicken and hot dogs. Sponsored by the auxiliary. ann bouquet ol Dowers from Frank Marlinko, vice president of manufacturing. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les Scarbrough, also pictul't'd, were present for the surprise presentation . hymn sing Saturday at Carlet on Church. county road 18, Kings· bury Road, at 7:30 p.m . Several groups of singers will be featured. POMEROY - Ea•tern Ea · gtes Pony League Baseba II A.sociation will have sign up day Saturday at the high school at 10 a.m. Registra tion fee is $10. Bring glove lor workout. For additional information caU 6ii73644 or 667-6165. Saturday at the Modern Wood · men hall in Bu r lin!jham al 7 sponsored b,· ModNn p.m Woodmen 7230 A pot luck supper v.ill be served followin g the showing of the • lirles. All members, family and f r if'nds 2888 Reg . 39.95 backup runs clock/alarm if AC fails. Battery Sentinel® LED wams of weak battery. 24-hour alarm , hillo fluorescent display dimmer, 59-minute sleep swrtch, snooze. 1112-1536 ~~ac~<up baH&"' • .,,. B).JRLINGHAM - Slides on home fire safety will be shown L ... ,.. ~ .. ' ... ,,_ ~ I ... ' '' _'rid A ·,,. COMMERCIAL CARPET WITH RUBBER BACK FREE ESTIMATES FOR BASEMENT. OFFICE OR STORE ROOM ;..,J:=='! 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Selection of the scholarship recipients was made on !he basis of scholastic achievement, activities, leadership ability. and general potential , according to Dick Jar· man. Walker IJivision president . Melissa isenroUed at Rio Grande and will begin her !our-year program in laboratory technoloi,· in ,._ptember arP invitPd. RACINE A mother · daught er banquet will be hel d Saturday at 6: :lJ p.m . at the Racine Methodist Church spon· sored by Racine Met hodist Women. Persons who plan to attend are to call 949-2462 or 949-2013 by Thursda y. CARLETON - T here will be The Belpre chapter of NARFE, the National A•,;ocia tion of Retired Federal Employees, will mept Friday, May 18. 1:30 p.m .. at lhe Belpre Civltan Bu~ding in Civitan Park. All m embers are urged to attend. and aU retired federal empl oyees are welcome as guests. Calendar SATURDAY Pomeroy, Oh . Chronodate®-229 by Realistic students across the United States to rPCeive a Foundation scholarship. Recipients are the sons and daugh· ters of the company employes. Scarbrough has been with Butler. a Fortune 500 Co. and leader in the manufacturing and construction of building materials, at their Walker Division in Parkersburg , for almost 20years. The Eastern senior was one of ten WILL The Meigs High School sprtng sports banquet will be held M onday, May 14. at 6: :llp.m. in the cafeteria at the high school. Members of the baseball, softbal and track teams wlll be honored. Guests are asked to bring two dishes, salad, dessert or vegetable. The Meigs Athlet ic Boosters will provide thP mPat , rolls, beverage and table service. Reg. 139.95 7 Eastern girl receives scholarship 2.50 Spring ba~quet set Monday at Meigs 9995 /tk:Jy 11 , 1984 Page Save $40 pause control . #14-1008 Friday, 1.25 DU6FONE"'·160 by Radio S hack #43--293. The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Mother's Day Special AM/FM Digital Clock Radio With Calendar AM/FM Pocket Radio A week long dally observance of National Nursing Horn(' Week wUl get underway Sunday at the Pomeroy HPallh Care Center. On Mother's Day. refreshments will bE' served from2 to4 p .m . and on a program wlll be held on Monday with Kermit Walton to speak at 1: :ll p.m . and entertainment will be featured from 2 to 4. There wlll be entertainment and refreshments from 2 10 4 p.m . on Tuesday and Wednesday . Open bouse will be held from 12 noon from to 4 p.m . on Thursday with picnic type foods to be served and again entertainment will take place from 2 to 4. Friday will wrap up the observance with refreshments and entertainment from 2 to 4. ...• •• • RACINE - There w ill be a vanety dance at the Racine American Legion H all Saturday beginning at 8: 30 p.m. Dances will include clogging, coun lry rock, squarP and rock . Mu sic by Circle D. Wrangles. Red CaiT will be the caller. Refreshments v.1ll be served. Teaford named "Broker of Year' Bruce Teaford of Teaford Realty w as named Broker of The Year at the recent quarterly meeting of the Southeas tern Ohio Board ol Realtors. Teaford serves as pwsident to the Southeaster n Ohio Board of Real tors Discus...~ was ttw continumg ed ucat ion seminars w hich wi ll tX' held in SPptember. October and NovPmhf'r. Speak<•r at thP m eeting was Bob Somm er s of Portsmouth. distric t viC't' president of t he Ohio Board of Realtor s. Attending were Tf'aford. Helen Teaford. secreta!)', Sue P. Murphy. treasurer. Vi rgil T eaford. and Milton Roush of Teaford Realty; Jim Cochran. B .J. Hair•ton and E. M . Wiseman of the Wiseman Agency; Ken Morgan. Russell Wood and Roma Wood of Wood Realty; Fred Hill. Alie<> Hill. Jack Roderick. Els iP P~flJ· and Winnie Blair ol Winifred B lair Rea lt y . Ja n Gett les and K aren Davis of .Jan GP!tles Realty : Audrl'Y Cana· dav, Rona ld K. CanadayofCanaday Realty; Willi• l.A'adingham of Leadingham Realty: .Jeri L. A llie of N . L SfPvf"ns and Associa tf"s; M ichael G illium and Dun Shaffer of ShaffPr Rea lty: Dottie Turner of Cele land Realty ; Connie Walker and MaurPPn Kreider of Accent II Realty ; Virginia Smith o! Smith RPal EstatP: Bob Sommers and Ann Sommer s of Portsmouth . The n!'xt meeting w ill be on .July .11 . The Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports three calls by local units. Friday morning, the MlddleportUnltwenttoMeigsMine 1 for Don Koun, takPn to O'Bleness Hospltal In Athens. At 9:59 a.m., Thursday Racine went to Letart for E lizabeth Roush, to Veterans Mem· orlal Hospital, and at 10:02 a.m. , Pomeroy went to Breezy Heights for Homer Hysell, to Veterans Memortal. Country Aquarium ' '• WITH FRINGED ENDS 2'x4' 3'x5' 4'x6' $}995 $2995 $J9 95 ALL Ci>LORS GRASS CARPET FOR YOUR PORCH ONLY $399 SQ. YO . �Friday, MKJy 11 ' 1984 The Daily Ohio Say ... ''I Love You, Mom." with a heart that's lighter than air! PDARMA£Y 364 Jockson Pike Ohio 116 N. Second Sti'Mt Middl-rt, Ohio MOTHERS' DAY LIGHTED MAKEUP MIRR40RI WITH COSMETIC BRUSHES You ' ll ge t a ri se ou t of GIFTS Mo m w h en you add a balloon t o 5 FINE QUALITY MAKEUP BRUSHES ~~~~~~~.-----1 Uses Two AAABo!Herlts I NollncludeciJ Meigs students take trip to Atlanta band festival Nonna Rhodes \1 l'i!l' Band President for the Sentinel 1l1e Mt•igs Ba nd Booster and mc:nl)(' r s had t:Jeoc"n wor king hard for t\vn ~·ears to raise Pnough mo ney to take a tnp to Atlanta, Ga. Thanks to"" the contribu tors to th£> Mrigs Rand, the trip was .lt'CumpJLo;hf'fi wit h grpat sucC'E'ss on April 12. Thr llip wes full of grea t excitement and new learning ex~riences . During the time spent in Allanta, I he M eigs group went to Slx F lags Over George. the l and of screams and dreams. Some of the fun -fi lled rides are the m ind bender. the only triple loop coaster in the United States. the great gasp. the only 200 feet parachute drop in the southeast and thP great Amer ican scream machine. the fastest coaster in the south. Dlfferent types of musical concert s were available to alt end. While in Georgia, the Meigs Band went to Stone Mountain Park . The mountain is composed of solid granite which is J,O'X)feet above sea level and 865 fe--et above the suiTounding lane. The par k offer s tr am rides to the top of the mount ain, t rain r ides, boa t rides on the lake and visits to the game ranch. Our group spent an evening with Dizzy Gillespie, world famous trumpet player. at the World Congress Center in downtown Atlanta. Some m embers of the band attended t he A tlanta Sym phony on April 14 and enjoyed It thor oughly . The Fernbank Sd ence Cente r was of gr eat interes t to the group. A large obse1vatory Is loca ted at the centf'r. Our trip to Allan ta had a special purpose. Along with other bands from across the country we ga thered at the Wo rld Congress Center . E ach band was judged on perfoiTrance. The ra ting scale was one to fiw with one being the best score. The Meigs Band r<><:eived a three pl us and t wo ttu·ees. This trip Helium Balloons EXOTIC 4 FOOT $250 DogWood Flowers taught the members of the band that although we have improved, we still have a long way to go. Member s of the band thank everyone who made this trip possible inc luding ali the parents who went wit h us as chaperones . We givf'specl ai thanks toMissGoodnlt e for all her hurd work in pu tting toget her this ttip for us, and for giving us the capabil ity and con fi dence to perform . ON REAl WOOD BRANCHES your M o the r's Day gilt . $3 99 Only At The Gallipolis Store .,.• • ..,•• , •·~·- "·•"'~"" r ' '"' . .. ~~·- L r - .. '-"• .... · · ~ ··" .. ...... t..,. MOTHER SEW DEAR GARD £: ~2 850 20°/o off · ALL MO TH ER'S DAY PRINCESS GARDNER "'•a~c th o~ Mo the r ~ Oe~y mort mem o rdhlc w•ttl the gr it o f 11 Prr•r I ()U ~ M ·!Tl •'lli.S f 1g u r m e Come 11 ar>d ~n~ 1he mony ways th ~~e r.gu rmc.s ce~n s how her ~ -o ... much you care Eac h is Clil 11ed o f pOI<ll'ii"lln biSQUr' and handp:'lmted m de hc a tt jM ~ I e l >;h<ld es We hll\11? il li <ll"' '' rndkc othe r >;pe ~ • a l , too lo OASTE 2 oz. Spray$ WITH FREE BODY LOTION ;, Any AZIZA CosmetiC ~~~~~MPolaf'(lrid's . '' I_ 'J TOP VIK'AL STI roE NTS - T h"'"-' ar c the !Alp \'(~ musk students in their da.'i~ at Meigs lligh sC!iool, honort•d a t tht• annual vocal mus k hanquet at tbelliKh srh'"ll Towsday night. From th<' left an• Sally Radford, [N~ hrn ~m : Daphwtif• Oillard , sophmnorf' and Tammy Rlack who wa.• voted the best senior voc·al mus ic student and the most oul~tanding \ 'O('a l music stude nt iUnong till of the classes. Therf• wa.~ no junior n<Uned . P resenting tht• awards is Ed Harkles.o;, \'Ot·a1 musk "i Hpervl..,or. PRE'iEI'ITED GIFf - Mrs. ,Jennifer SIK'<•ts, eenter, was prPSmt!'d a gift hy Ed llarkll"-'· vocal nm.~k sup•n;i.'iOr, at the annual vot al rnusit' departnwnt hanqud Tuesday night at Mci g>; High SdUM}I in appn..>clation for her servin~ a.,;,; ac.:t:ompanl'it tht ' M onrl ay night mf'f'tin g of thr M1<icllrp0rll ;arden Club hoslf'Ci b)· Mr ~ . !':lU I :'\pasf'. !·.;1ch mr•m hC'r mad!' an arra ngf'm(•nr using !inr matf'rial to rf'prf'spnr hr'dH'n . (\lrt h and man . 'lllr i..ll'ra n ~c·mr nt .'-. \\.'f' ff' p l.::trr'd in thr thr ~ ['[! Sf' homr whtl 11 h •:ttun•s CJ riPntal d ('('O r. :l'r' l<'rlllnif' Bowen prPsiclPd at V<.JrJ(IU.'-. J'O.Jn1S Of ttl.--' mt'('fing \\·irh m••m tX' rs in trodw· nJ:!, 1 hl'ir gltPsts and rl'S~nd i ng ;A r qiJ 1 JJI with a ChinPsP plD\'Prl) . Mr..., Howl'n ,l!ll\.(' a rf'port on thr ·nt :vtrig, County ( ;arden Clubs A~."-.:K·ia t1on mf'(•lin,e . t\ don;ll ion of n,-, $2!\ madr 10 the Cat ·Jr ton Sc hool plantings. Thr rrgi onal m eeting was announced for May J7 <ll thr f' inr Ans Cent Pr in Martella . An inv iT ation was rPf'f'ivPd from thr Ch"""r Ga rdcn Club to ar o(X'n m""li ng on .lunr 6 at R p. m . It was rcpo t1 ed that Easter cards had bef'n .c;('nl to <.i ll assocint!' mrmlx'rs u nd tha t fl ov.·rrs wcrC' sent for two d<-ccaS<'d mcmbPrs. Mrs. C('('ill· Kincaid and M rs. C.fl_Zrigi<•r . New offi cers clf'C' tcd were Mrs. Pat HilL president: Mrs. William Morris. vice prPsidcnt: Mrs. Grorgc Anderson. secr1'tar,·. and Miss Nell ie 7-<>rkiP. treasurer . A handmadP cmbrotdrrcd cu t \\:ork ta blecloth w ith silver candC'la · 1he tea servicP. br a, and M is sZf>rkiC''sarrangem ent Hostf'SSf>s were Mrs. Skinner. of c rystal swans us ing whit P lilacs M r s. Fry, Mrs. Dorothy RoliN, and accPnted w ith feat hers decor a ted Mrs. Dorothy MusSPr. Guests were thr di ni ng ta ble. Favors werE' Mrs. Pa t Holter who ser wd as miniature J apa nC'sr parasols. M rs. commentator for each ar ra ngeArt hur Ski nner presided at th<' ment . assistcd by Mrs_ Sheila co ffee sen;ice. and Mrs. M .J . Fry at _ Curtis. OAGC accredit ed judge , and Treat Mom! THIS . $1 OO Off for some of the vocaii{I'Uups. With them on the left is J odi Brown, who wa.• electe d most outstanding eighth grade vocal music stud ent. Renee Young, voted also '" one of the two most out..tanding junior high vocal M rs. Emogene Crooks. Mrs. Hcir n Sa uPr. and Mrs. Katie Swanson. Each member and guest rc•ceived a Chines<' fortune cookie at conclusion of thP meeting . the With This Coupon Cl-iANTilly rnu.-,k students. w a."i not present. Middleport garden club has horne flower show ,\ homr flo wf'r s how fC'aturing fkt •hrJn:t rlrra ngrm('nt s htg hl ig hiC'd ~UbJeCt s O ( ( ilSoo n:. OUR COMPLETE FENTON INVENTORY 40°/o OFF 1050 ur Sale Price '4" Less 'r" Mail·ln Rebate Scoundrel by REVlON REG. 18.00 your car in stock ...... I• 1982 PONTIAC TRANS AM V-8 Motor . Auto., PS, PB, Air, AM -FM Stereo. till. cruise: less than 12.000 miles. Proctor-Silex DRIP Cotfeemakers WOOD ROSES $5 99 11 OZ. PERFUME SPRAY WITH FREE SCOUNDREL RED La Rose Scented SALE 1 1------- ----4 ---J Willi~ we·ve I'PI :\l I \1 \lrtl \ 1',111 1 ;---·-------------- --------- HANd& Body loTioN Thrs extravagantly nch mo rs tunzer leaves you roma ntically soft and lr ag rant all over Lav 1Sh 8 oz Your s I rom Houbrganl w tlh any $7 or more Chan lrlly purchase d;J NAIL POLISH & LIPSTICK Celebrate Mother's Day (Jfi'nc/gonsJ · CACI-IE T ·Av ionce <9 Limited Edition Offer Large Size Spray Colognes $599 at Spectal Savrngs REG. '12 10 For Only MODEL1840 1 14'1 VALUE! 1981 PONTIAC T-100 3 DOOR HATCHBACK Air cond.. automatic trans.. AM / FM / Cassette. "EXTRA CLEAN" IIILUUA y FOLDING LIGHTED MOM MAKEUP MIRROR Any Sandwich, lg. French Fries, Coke (lg., Meet, or Reg.} 11:00 A.M. 'TIL CLOSE BRING MOM TO BURGER CHEFI!I SUNDAY, MAY 13th Pom eroy, P t . Pleasant, Ravenswood. Su mm e rsville, North Charleston Chicken Gorda Blue ______ 15.95 New Yoll! Strip ____ __ ______ 17.95 Sword Fish Steak ______ 18.95 (COMPLETE DINNERS) Fruit Jello Chicken Finger s or Country Steak French Fries Baked Beans Ice Cream Sundae $J.95 ENJOY THE MUSIC OF ARMAND 6:30- 10:00 FRIDAY and SATURDAY RECEIVE COMPLIMENTARY PLANTS FOR MOM!! LaSALLE MIDDLEPORT Call 992-6836 For Reservations Ow ned & Operated By Associates. Inc . Wa g n e r & Say 'thanks. Mom', in a special way... She'll appreciate dinner out on her weekend I 495 1972 FORD PICKUP $ FLATBED, V2 TON 1977 MERCURY MONARCH 4 DR. AUTO, PS, PB $1595 1973 PONTIAC CAT ALINA 4 DOOR, RUNS GOOD, LOOKS GOOD $895 SEE US FOR A NEW BUICK, PONTIAC or G.M.C. NECKLACE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF REGULAR $9.99 REG . ss.oo PORCELAIN MUSICAL FIGURINES $6 99 EACH OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF LADIES' TIMEX WATCHES 25°/o OFF 2 STYLES & S6 .00 �-.J " . .::Page ... , . 10---The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Friday, May 11' 1984 11, 1984 Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Business Services The Daily Sentipel ~ 4 •Replecement Windowa •Sidewalks. Potioa •Cuatom Built Garageo 1 -Card of Thanks (paid in advanc e) 2-ln Memory (paid in advanc e) 2 ! - Business Opportunity 2 2 - Money to loan 3 -Announcements 4 -Giveaway 23· Professional Services 51 - Household Goods 62 - CB . TV & Radio Equi pment 53 -Ant i qu e s 54- Mise M erchandi se Real Estate 5 -Happy Ads 6 - lostand Found 7 - Yard S<lle (paid 1n advance ! 8 - Pubic Sale & Auctjon 9 -Wanted to Buy 55- Building Supplies 56- Pets for Sale 31 - Homeslor Sale 32-Mobile Homes lor Sal e 33 -Farms lor Sale Employment Services 4 1- Houses lor A ent 4 2- Mobile Homes for Rent 1 5 - Schools 16- Radio , TV & CB Repai• 17-Mi . ' BIIaneous 62-Wanted to Buy 53- livestoc k 64- Hay & G rain 65- Se ed & Fertilizer 82 -Piumbing & Heating 8 3 - Excavating Public Notice 11 , \ 1' Ill•, I I I (] ' I Or · ,, , .'.. II• \ " t., .. , ,' I I 1\ " 1 1', r • I '-, r ol• 1, • , I', 1 1 . '· •.,, 1 \ ". I' • I ~ <• I 1' 1 II • I'' ,, ; I ( ll r 1I ] I I ' ' [ ' ., I • ] J • I <" ,f \ h 1 ,, • ! ,. I• '' • 1 •• 1(11 II' •' ' I I I " <\ •, l "r, ' I ll '• '• , • 11 • 1 11 , 1 , I n•. n., , ·· . "' '' f• , 1 1 I' 1 1> • I rl 1 A ill '' I' ,1 I ' 1' ol • ''Il l' ·•· I I I 1 r '1 , ,, r 1" /I., I 1>\ : •• I ,] ' 1" ' " ' I ·"' ' , B&G BAR (Formerly Headquarters) UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT BAND FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT MIDNGHT BANDITS 8:30-12:30 Call Cleland Realty 992-2259 or 992-5692 '1 00 COVER ! ( l •r , r M l '" Bud' McGHEE Broker-Auct1on Serv1ce Cheryl Lemley. Me~gs County Assom te Phone 742 -3171 Now Accepting listings in Meigs Co I ' 1. 1 ' 1 '-j 111 I I ,, () ' • r' .\ J\ 11 ' I ) I1 11 I ' 1 : 1'1 ' '1 I I I : 1• ' 54 Misc . Merchandise FARM CITY. HOUSE IN CHESTER: low. low 12x15 block storage butld- I Address--------1Phone------------------ 1space Print one word in each below. Each in- 614 -992 -21 8 1 MGM FARM CITY. INC. counts as a word. Count nafn@ and add,.ess or w,.....,..J phone number if used. You'll get beffer- resull5 --+_:+=.:..:.~.:..:.=+-~ rf vou describe fully, give price The Sentinel To 1.S l$l.OOI54.00IS reset"ves the right to -:;::-;;f.;;;of;;-;;;;l:~;;Jru~ classiiy, edtt or reject ~~t~~~~~~~~ any ad. Your ad will be puf in the proper~~~~~~~~~~~ cla55i11cation it you'll check the propet" bOx These cash rates below inc lude discount >Wanted )for Sale ) Announcement )For Rent 17 18 19, 20. 21 12 1. 2. J II •5. 2• 6. 25 1. I a I I '· - -- - I 10. I 'Il 28. 29. 30. _ _ _ _ __ 1t. - - - - -112. - - - - -L 13. Jl.. 32 _ _ -__ _ _ I 33 . '_"II :I I t• 15. J.l. t&. 35. .1I Mall This Coupon with RemiHance , The Dlllly Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 457d9 ~-----------~----------­ ' Sa turda~ playrng tnp s •On Cour se In stru ction NEW LISTING - 3 acres ol l"d A 3 bed1oom 1emodeled !tome wtth 2 baths ce n!fal heat. and a ? bedroom lra1ler All m good condition and reedy lo sell 101 iUSI $27 500 NEW LISTING - 110 aues more or le'\5 About 35 m bortom 2 ponds. sp11 n~ 2 crstr.rns 11nrl rln!lerl well N1ce re rnodelf:'d 7 rm home 2 bal hs hot w11ter gas f1red boiler lree gas. lg lwn and meny oulblllldmgs $l l0.000 992· 2259 NEW LISTING - Racme - 2 mob1le homes plus large lo! Room on tot lor rH1dtltonal renlal umts L1ve·tn matn UIHI W·1tch has 2 berlroo ms plus room mce C<H[Xlrt Iron! porch Ren1 olher un1! wtlh mcume of $15000 month Call for ap~mtment $25.000 NEW LISTING - Near Ru tland - Approx I aCie lot Room 101 mobtle home Of camper £1ectnc avatlable $2.750 fiVe Pomts - Cro'l'l Subdtvtston - Newer ranch house wrth one acre g10und swtmmmg pool, basement. garage many other features, all 111 excellent cond1t1on Cen tral a11 $54 900 Reno,led home. 2 73 ACRE S - 2 ponds. dnlled well good spnng lenced and hay barn Rutland Towns h1p TUPPERS PLAINS 2 bedroom home good cond1 hon. hardwood ftoor~ attached gara ge. enclosed porch n~e lot Just $19.000 3 ACRES - Soul hem schools TP water. 10 rm home. lurnace w1th iree gas, 2 ba ths state route. VIew ol riVer 101 $60.000 REALTORS Henry Cleland . Jr 992-6191 Dottie Turner 991 -5692 Jean Trussell 949· 2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 FREE PARKING CALL HELEN. BRUCE SUE MURPHY r.tiLTON ROUSH 992·3325 1 rnr>'ll of thf' f:sla l " o t rhe Jl o rr mrn trr,n ed rlf'c:easPd latP rrl 'i a 'd L (lr rnly v..NP l11f'rl 1n th1 s Cnw t lnvPn tory and Appr ll'>f·mPnt wil l tJp lor hear 1nn bPforP tt1rs Co un on th e ?2 nd •-:.1y 0 1 MlV 1984 .11 l 30 ur. lork PM Anv prr ~,r j n r1P S1rrn (j tn tile f' l( cr nt ~on'> thPr•"tn rn1 r<; t hlf' !h e m at re,rst f+vf' rbv s p r1or to s ,ll('j Public Notice th '' (1J IC SCT l o r hFannq G1ven undPr 'lly hnnd and "Pitl of <> rtrc1 Courr th1 s 1st day nl M;~v 1 9 8 4 Robert E Buck Judge ,Bv Le no K Nesse lrortd DP.iliJty C lerk 4 11 2 tc ( ~) Dr. Carol Osborne All Types of Aluminum Clean Sheet & Cast 41( lb. Weeki of April 9-21 Aluminum Auto. Trans . •a.oo Each Irony Aluminum Veterinarian Is At The Meigs Humane Society THRIFT SHOP From 3 to 8 p.m. Every Tuesday For Treatment Of Located llf. llltltl:ISt o1 Pa&ttown on Twp. 142 Call 992-3466 Scipio Energy Recycling Dj~i1~o~, Reg . female Pointer 3 yr old. Muat be hunted Call batw11n, 7 & 9PM . Call 446-4472 . Bla c k &: brown male Schnauzer. Call446 -2687 . Free kittens, tome all black. 1ome pan Siamete. Call 446-4477 8 wk. old puppy. Mother is Bonji type dog 2565 . 614-742- Male neutered Benji tyupe, nice family type. Mov1ng. mutt give away. 614-8673323 . 8 mth . old female puppy to give away. Y2 lhapso Apto. 992 -859t . long haired cat , to good home, female. liner trained. 1 V2yr .. declawed . must be kept tnstde. 304-895-3353. Three puppies. Okay Hur· low, Rt 2. next to Southfolk. Point Pleasant, WV. Middleport Priced On Inspection Rabbit 304-676- 7877 . Animals 5/8 / 1 mo. AKC registered toy silver female Poodle, 1 yr old. spayed. owners moving . 304-675 -1168 6 'LAFF· A·DAY DOZER FENCE & SUPPLY 220 E. Main, Pomeroy PH . "FREE ESTIMATES" Available Anytime For all your wtnng need s: furnaces repair servtce and installallon . & Commercial Call 742-3l95 Or 992-5875 FISHERMEN ANY Sllf FOR mo S5Q Thru Mo nth o f M ay SLJ d oble lor GloveJ fk Reas onably Pn ced TAXIDERMY SHOP New Lorna Rd, Rutland . Oh PH . 742 -2225 "Nu, thanks. I 'm Just look · 1ng a I'm hyp o · Installation Available 412711 mo. chondnac" SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY Is Expanding - N o E~peuence N ecessary - N o Money Needed - E• cellll!nt Pay Plans Earn an S800 Jewttlry K1t - W1n Tnps and Pr1ze a Call 992 -2063 Between 9 00 AM -1·00 P II 5·9 I mo & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL 'DOZER BACKHOE ' "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages " 949-2801 949-2860 timates, ' OIL FIELD SERVICES ' DUMP TRUCI< SERVICE or 1I rB ' Housing Headquarter:, RADIATOR t'• Wolfe Investigations. Inc. OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES \ J II INTERESTED IN NEW VEHICLE A SERVICE We'd like to Introduce you to We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can Eneage-A-Car, ttle modern way to drtve the veh1cle of your chotce No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy. OH . 45769 For Faster Se~tce Call 614- 992 -6737 also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks . PAT Hill FORD 992 - 2196 Middleport. Ohio , 13 · 1fc S&W TV AND APPliANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout C1mp .!d . Chester, Ohio Ph . 986 - 4269 If No Answer, C1ll 98S-4312 We Service All Mekeo Modelo Anten01 lnstoll1tlon House C1lls 1nd Shop Sorvice Availoblt a. · Se1vtce thai Towe1 s A~e The Rest" KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION ' WATER . GAS & OIL LINES 742-2328 985-3837 517/ i mo pd. d PH . WRITESEL ROOFING CO. Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors Roofing A Specialty - Concrete work - Plumbing and electrical Shop Technician Sizes Start From 12'xl6' Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' P&S BUilDINGS •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER e'ENO LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER. GAS, SEWER RAIN UNES . County Cert1f1ed SEPTIC TANKS INSTAll!~ I 367.7560-367-767 FREE ESTIMATES MAINTENANCE V. C. YOUNG Ill '192-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio Al1o Some Cor 1 THE DITCHING SERVICE 992-5949 gency Squad for transporting me home. Their kindness will always be remembered. Glady1 Hupp Hutton DOZER 3 GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES BUS.: 985-3813 RES .: 985-3837 517/ 1 mo. pd PH. (6l4) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by Lsadin1 Carpet llenu· lacturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" - BACKHOES DUMP TRUCKS tO -BOYS TRENCHER WATER SEWER GAS LINES SEPTIC SYSTlMS BACKHOE WORK AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the lowest Rates PH. BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hoc Fum Equipmenl Duler Farm Equipment LARGE or SMAIL JOBS 992-24 78 Parts & Service I l«c ~ , ) , [ol!l()ll "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE OHIO VALLEY ROOFING All Types Roofirw & Sidirw Gunera. Downapouta Pointing. Co1tlng SERVICE NEW-REP AI~ 985-3561 All Makes •Weshef'l •Dtahw•ehers Alii ISTIMATIS All k GuaranrHd •Orym •FrM:rers PARTS •nd SERVICE CALL TOM HOSKINS 614-742-2834 Otic 411111 mo •R•ne•• •Refrigerator• Announcements AND a "" PULLINS EXCAVATING DOZERS In memory of Arthur E. Koemg . who pasaed away May 11 . 1 976. Sadly missed by wife, children, grand children, and si1ter. ryone who sent cerda. flowera, prayers & ph . cella while I was in Riverside Hospital. Thanks to the Racine Emer- Fenden Available 3 1 -t In Memoriam CALL WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH . 992-7013 CHESHIRE, OHIO 2 My Sincere thanks to eve- 10 5 til New Chevy TrucL .. FENDER ..... ........ '76.95 DOORS ........... '149.95 HOODS ............ '174 .95 BUMPERS ........ .. 169.95 GRill ........ . .... '42 .50 R. SUPPORT ....... '84 .95 TAIL GATE .... .... . 185 .00 FORD FENDER ... '69.95 BUMPER ........ .... '69.95 An no unce 111 en Is Reasonable Rates Racine. Oh . Ph 614-843-5191 3·2·tl n ES EXCAVATING *TRIMMING •CEMETERY Insulated Dog Houses loat in vicinity of Route 2, between Y and Jerrcho Road, 4 month old black and white German St'lepherd pup . Contact Bill Buck 304676-3694. 8 WQJ'. *MOWING UTILITY BUILDINGS Lost-a Ftrestone all -Terrain 10-100 tire on a rally rim Call collect 614- 985 -3504 . Public Sale & Auction (free Estimetes) on Duty CHESTER-985-3307 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS 949-2263 PH. 992-2549 Construction - Addon1 end remodeling - Roofing •nd gutter work We Have A Full Time CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE Windows 35185 Oak Hill Road Lona Bottom, OH. 45743 General CARPENTER SERVICE 992-720 l 498 General Hartin~e~ Pkwy. Middleport, OH. Open: Mon.-Sat. 10 to 6 YOUNG'S WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENtrH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR JIM CLIFFORD PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS H ·l - Residence RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Al TROMM ' CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & No Sunday Colis LIMESTONE HAULED ' CONCRETE WORK NEW-REPAIR Sl Dl NG CO. Mt DDlEPORT. J&F CONTRACTING ' RECLAMATION WORK In This Area - 10 Fash1on Sh o w Directors Needed Vinyl 985-3813 (614) 843-5425 3-8·2 mo. LOST eye glasses in the betge case Plastic frame , pinlltint lent lost on lower 3rd Ave. Call 446-1272 or 446-1532. Warehouse EUGENE LONG Ph . LOST White German She . pherd , neck shaved, w111 not bite. Answer to Duke Roger Johnton . call 446-1824 "Free Estimates" or992 -7119 Call for free siding es- Residenttal II . ... ~ .. ·~ lf" l 51211 992-693T GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 years "Free Esttmates" Lost and Found LOST Small female puppy, gold color, 12 weeks. old. Lost 600 block of 3rd Ave . Gallrpolts . Reward . Call 446-8017 PLASTICS & SUPPLY Vinyl & Aluminum ACCENT WORK G&W SUPERIOR SIDING CO. hke new I ACRE - Near Po'llerov w1th elcc watc1 avall a ~ e and I ~ shade !lees Only $2,500 a good str eet 1n Middleport Pnced lo sell al $45.900 Yo u must see lhrs one' MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE BRICK VENEER - Lg lands caped iot 2 good wood burnmg l~rr' places tamiiV rm J 5x27 lg dtntng. 21 • bath s central arr ami heal. 2 pat1os ann 2 garages Ask1ng $125.000 MIDDLEPORT - NICe 7 1m remodeled home ncar stores and schools Sw1m pool, d ~ ga~age. and 2 level lols Red uced to $44.500 recreatron room. fam1ly room and basement 2car garage on 992· 7582 TANNED DEER HIDES msrde. new k1tchen w1th dtnlng area carport and tg lot above llood Only $27.000 NEW LISTING - M1ddleport - Stalely oldet home w1lh up to 4 bed rooms. a 24x28 Lmcoln Hill , Pomeroy Open bv chance or Appoantment BAS S MOUNTED RUTLAND - NEW LISTING - IIK J any o t thf' J I Q rP I'lerH IUI11'tJ COUNTED CROSS STITCH DMC flOSS BOOKS CUSTOM ·MADE FRAMES Reg1 s ler for May Basket full of Cross -St ttch Supp l1 es . THE NEW LI STING - 13 acres. more or less of tr actor land nf'ilr Tuppe rs Pla1ns JUSt off Rt ) OIIIV $15 000 bedroom nr•t o l k1n thP bpn r·t.o o~rrf•s uru1Pr thf' w rll and to th,-. .llt OH lPy or :lt! or n r>ys 1ep1PSPnl THE NEW PH . Phone 1· ( 614 )· 992·3325 POMEROY,O . Th0 •,urv1vrnll s pouse thf' PH . 446-8038 500 Real Estate Gen e ral Real E state General v r1 • Awan1s INSTRUCTORS John Teaford DovE- " Brg H11' Bu rt CHESTER . OHIO 4 9 I mo WATERMELON PATCH Jack W Carsey Mgr add on lilmtly 1 titial or group of figures • All Ages ¥'-.t_ Price s Golf Prorram " •8eg1nnmg now lhr ough su son ./~'/ CALL JUNE WELL (21 TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE : Down stair s equipped with kitchen. livtng room . dtnmg room and den : upslatr s has two bed rooms and one bath : hou se al so ha s base - I t l Don ' t Be Misl ead W e Will Nor Be Undersold tng, 20x30 block garage. Rtght off Rt. 248. countty setting, mile east of Chester, Ohio. •St~perv1 s ed ..., 1 ORDER & TAKE DELIVERY Of YOUR SPRING FERTILIZER, SPRING SEED & SEED CORN Three acres with a nicely constructed conrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms , one bath. 12x15 living room and 24x24 family room Parttally carpeted. fuel otl furnace with facilities for woodburner. Wr-ite your own ad and order by m a il with thi !r. coupon . Cancel your ad by phone when vou get ,resull'; Money not refundable I I Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 ADULT 6 for 140 STUDENTS 6 for '30 INC . Serving Me igs .Ga lli a· Ma son I I THE KOUNTRY KLUB GOlF LESSONS SPEOAl MGM 992-5682 992-7121 WANTED Business Services ' FOR SAlE rP~ ~ri Prll c. of fhf' StJif' ot 0'1H) Graet--' J J1v1d1•n Do: easRd Rac.n p Me1q s Cnun ty Oh1 0 Yo 11 .lr(' nerP tl y n ot1hPd th ,1t thf' Invent o r,. c~ rlO Ap or<11Se· • VIRGIL B SR '216f . 2nd SI Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savell I or Public Notice Public Notice rr, l h! f:.,.p( ut nr nt I'IC f'SIJ II' tr1 ~~ r \ h nt th l' tn lo w rnq dS Jlf> .\ • •. ' I Transmission PH. s,. J'lPI SO il ':r ' JI I r 1: ' r ,; 1 If mteres ted contact The Home NatiOnal Bank tn Racme . 949 - 22 10. 1 Also I . Jl TEAFORD' I AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Giveaway '• r----------------------1 Curb Inflation Chester Portland letart Falls Racine Rutland Coolville Up to 15 words ... One day insertion ........ S3 .00 Up to 15 words ... Three day insertion S4 .00 Up to 1 5 Words . day insertion .. .. ... . S7 .00 pteas, Probate Division I ' men! l ot me appro x. 48'x308 '. Needs work . 1 NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT CASE NO. 24058 The State of Ohio, Meigs County Court of Common ,I 1 • 11 1'. II \ I ,, , v, Real Estate Genera l I' ' Real Estate General (I) 1 ., ! '"•'I' '• • ,,,. ,, I' 'I ' ( " " ·• I ', , II' J ' ' • '• SOMEONE TO TEAR DOWN 2 STORY HOUSE FOR MATERIAL ' I ); , I 1J o•f ]] I 1l1. '• .,, ,, I '' l lo j, WANTED r (l • Ir , , ' I' ,· ' ' . • ' ' ,, 986 343 247 949 742 667 - New Homes-Extenstve Remodel in& lnsur1nce Work Cust~m Pole Bld&s . & 61ri&IS Roolin& Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings 15 Veera hperience GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7683 or 992-2282 11 · 1 lit ' Public Notice 1 '' l1 1' I· r 1 1, I• I 11 ' ''. 1 o' I )I • ' 11 • " ' 1 I ~J · •I I 85-General Hauling 86- M H Repair 87- Upholstery Public Notic e · ,. , .. r •, I r, • \ ' t Pomeroy {Average 4 words per tinel Public Notice Public Notice 675-Pt . Pleasant 468 - leon 576-Apple Grove 773 - Mason 882 - New Haven 895 - Letart 937 - Buffalo 992 - Middlaport Gallipolis Cheshire Vinton Rio Grande Guyan Dist . Arabia Dist Walnut Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio month. Small Beagle-type dog, likes children, named Chico . Call 446-8237 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 84-Eiectrical & Refrigeration 48 -Equipment lor Rent 49-For Lease 18-Wanted To Do •. ( Services 81 - Home Improvements 44-Apartment fo r Rent 45-Furnished Rooms 46-Space f or Rent 4 7-Wanted to Rent 446 367388 246 2 56 643 . 379 - Roger Hysell GARAGE ..ch Free kitten plue one female cat to good home. Call 446-3313 . 4 l01mopd Mason Co . • WV Area Code 304 Meigs County Area Code 614 Gallia County Area Code 614 week Tame nice to giveaway . Call 446 -7741 oh., 5:30. follo w ing telephon e exchanges ... 61 -Farm Equipment 4 3-Farms fo r Rent 1 3-lnsurance 1 4 Business Training STATE UF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCE S FOUNTAIN SQUARE COLUMBUS, OHIO 43224 LEGAL NOTICE SMAU OPERATOR ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Farnr Supplies & Livestock Rentals 1 1 - Help Wanted 1 2-Situated Wanted 71 -Autos lor Sale 72-Trucks for Sale 73-Vans & 4 WD 74-Motorcycles 75-Boats & Motors 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment 58- Fruits & Vegetables 59- For Sale or Trade 26-Real Estate Wanted Classifie d page s cover the 76-Auto Parts & Accessories 57-Musical Instrume nts 34-Business Buildings 3 5-lots & Acreage FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE - PH . 992-2772 Tr onsportat1on Merchandise Financial w.. 31 Help Wanted General Hauling. For Nle Ume1t one. fill dirt . end top lOll. Call Coli 614-2561427. 8 roqme , beaement, double garage. 1 & one -third ac re Jot, Roae Hill, Pome roy. t32.900 Coli 1-614-678 2613 . AVON Sell the belt. Soli AVON . Co11446 -3358. Will do tutoring, can start 11 otartlnv back lull time first of •Gutter 6 Downopouto '• Roofing •Storm Dooro •Storm Windowo 18 W1nted to Do Sept. 304-882 -3224. VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING SWEEPER and 1ewing ma· chine repair, partl, and 1uppliet. Pick up and delivery. Davit Vacuum Cleaner , one haH mile up George• Creel! Rd Call 614 -446 -0294 Auction avery Tuesday ntght. Pt Pleaunt , WVa. Auct. Lonnie Neal Youth Cent&r Bldg.. Camden St 614-367-7101 Rick Pearson Auctioneer Service . Estate. Farm . An tique &: liqutdation sales. Lrcan1ed & bonded 1n Ohro & WVa . 304-773 - 6785 or 304· 773-91 B5. Auct1on every Fri. night at the Hanford Community Center . Truckloads of new marchand••• every week . Con11gments of new and used merchandise always welcome. Richard Reynolds Auctioneer 304 · 275 3069 BIG SALE. Mt. Alto Auct1on Barn , Sat . May 12th Btg load different merchandiae Emma Bell, lie . No 429-84 9 Wanted To 8uy We pay cash for late model clean uted can . Jim Mtnk Chev . ·Oids Inc Bill Gene Johnson 446-3672 Wanted to buy uaed coal & wood haatere Swain Furni ture. 448 -3169. 3rd. Olive St .. Gallipolis. Oh. a. Paul't Home Video located 405 2nd. Ave., In Pe<k Central Hotel . VHS. Betel. CEDa (dl•cl. Rent moviea &. player•. Sudden Impact S. DC Cob. Call 446 -1718 Wanted to buy standing timber. Call after 6 or 1nytlme weekends , 614388-9906 or 614 - 388 9617. Balloon• for Get Well, Anni· vertaryt, Birthdayt, pertiea. Singing Gorrllle . Call 8alloono & Co. 446-431 3 . Wanted to buy or lease tobacco poundage. Wtll pey top price. Call 446-4745 after SPM . Cleland GreanhouH , flow· era, flata or pots; hanging ba1keu. vegetable plantl; tomato planta, Geraldine Cleland, Vine and Main St . Racine . Buying daily gold, silver coina. ringt.jewalrv. sterling ware. old coin1 . large cur· rencv Top prices. Ed. Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave Middleport , Oh . 6t4-9923478 . Stobart Green Houae hat for nle bedding plantl, vege1a· ble plants. & 10 inch be1ket1 . County Rd. 100. Racine, Ohio . Flowera for Memorial Day . Nice 1electlon. CUff' a place. Powell St., lower Middle· poe1 . Ne•t to Stonewood Aptt. PHOTO SPECIAl! Now thou May 31 - color reprint• from your negetlv•• · 1 2 for t1.89. May ••• different negotl"" lor each print II doolred. Hockenberry Pharmocy North . 304 - 875 2113. C,.,olt. . Bingo. Moy 19-20 will pick up, by Groyhound. Pomoroy, Point PtooNnt. ChoriHtan. Iockiey. For lnformehon 0111 Lucaa .T oun ond Toovol. 304-3411-7542 . The Dai ly Sentinel Homes for Sale Ca1h paid for fancy iron or heavy iron bede . • 160 end up for certain Meigt Co. etone jars Old time cupboard call t - 304 - 8822711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo, iron, wood, cupboards, chairs, chuu. baakeh. diaha1. stone jars, antiques. goM and tilver . Write·M . O . Miller, Rt .2, Pomeroy, Ohio 411769 o• cell 614-9927760. 1- - - - - - - - - - Wanted old pianos . Paying t20.00 ond 140.00 aach. First floor only. Wrhe giving dlrectiont. Witten Pienot lo• 188 S.rdlo, Oh 43846. Phon• 614-483- t60S. 1 - - - - - - - - -- Somebody wh'o weav•• Ngo. Coll614· 982-3704. Retail Outlet mutt employ 3 con•cientjous, tru8tworthy. inside retail ulet clerk•lmmedietely . Retail expe· rlence deaired. but not neceuary. Mu•t be able to work with minimum super vilion and be able to meet public. must be proficient in betic m•thmetics Opportunity for advancement for right persons . Please reply In own handwriting , referen ces required to box 800 i n care of the Gallipolia Deily Tribune, 825 Jrd . Ave .. Gallipolis. Oh 45631 immediately . 7426. Softball officiala are n&edeo Park Di strict ' • Women ' s Softball League . Thoae interested should contact the Park Distri ct office at 446-4612 , •~t 56 . 446 - Young boy will do gra11 cunlng in the SyrecuH, MinerevrUe . Pomeroy area . Call after 4 :00 p.m. aak for Gory 614-992-2DB6. Fix -it -Shop moved to 86 Burdette Add., Pt . Pit. Repair va cuum aweepera and lewn mowers . Sell sweeper parts, balta and bags. 304 676-6612 . Plow gardens Pomt Plea · sant, Kenauga area. Phone 304-676· 3292. Government , Jobs 116 , 669 - $60 . 653 -year . Now hiring. Your area. Call t -806-e87-6000, e•t. R· 9000 . fiSr"· -the C all Financial 21 Business Opportunity NOTICE 1 THE OHIO VALLEY PU8 LISHlNG CO recommends that you do business with people you know. and NOT to send money through tt'le Autobodyrepairman. with5 mail until you have invest1yrs. e.~~:perience Contact Bill l -=g-•t_o_d_t_h_e_o_ff_e_ri_n :g__ __ Welth at Simmon• Olds , Cad . & Chev., Pomeroy Beer, Wine. Carry -Out Over 6 dig•t figure m gross annual General dentrst now hinng income . Beer sales 5 digrt people ortented. enthull - figure annually. Lottery tersatic. career mtnded assist - mtnal. Contact Guido J ants. Please send completed G~rolem1 . 605 W Ma1n St _ re1ume with references to Pomeroy P.O . Bo11t 729 A, Pomeroy, Oh 45769, co the Daily 22 Money to Loan Sentinel . Seriou1 lead & baas guitar for e~~tperienced drummer & lead vocalist . Modern coun · try b•nd . C•ll 614-388 9792. Mature individual to repres · ant established life & health Insurance Co. e•cellent po tential for 1ncreased earning & advancement . We are an equal opportunity employer. For more information, please call People' s Life Insurance Co 614- 687 0065 between 8 ·30 d m & 4 :30 p .m weekdays Rio Grande College and Community College invites letters of upplicat1on for the position of Accounting Clerk I . Oualificattons requtred : high school education or eqwvalent , knowledge and background of business re lated courses , including typng and accounting . Previous experience in accoun· t1ng. with evtdence of In creasing levels of responsibility preferred Responsibilities include entering information from a var iety of business and student recorda to control records , JOurnals. and ledgers. vertfvtng detatls of transactions for accuracy ; developmg special reports and analyses and routine account1ng statements, and other duties assigned The Accounting Clerk I will report directly to the Comptroller . Entry wage rate IS $4 46 per hour. ApplicatiOns will be ac cepted through May 15, 1 984 at the Off tee of Personnel, Allen Hall. Rro Grande College , Rro Grande, Oh 45674 1 HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates F1Med conventronal FHA VA leader Mortgage . Athens , collect 614-592· 3051 23 Professional Services THOMPSON BOOKKEEPING Monthly and Quarterly accounts welcome . 428 Se· cond Av e Call 446 -1 136. Unwanted Facta! or body hatr7 Permanent. painless removal by European ElectroniC Depiletor Mary tS certified m this new compu terrzed digital system. Call today 614 -992 -6720 Top of the Starrs. full service salon . Profess10nal El actrolysts Cl1nic Probe Type Ele ctro ly· sn1 AMA. FDA & FCC approved Do ctor referrals 304 675 5568 Real Estate HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Homes f o r Sale GRADUATES If you are 31 wondertng how you can get a JOb without work e•pe - All bnck 3 bdr , 2 baths. rience . the West V~rgm1a garage , completely f u r · Army National Guard might nrshed. n1ce lawn. Crown be the answer for you Earn C11y Coll61 4 256-6244 good monev while learning a skill . Full time pay while you Buytng your f1rst home can tram. part ttme pay once you be a terrifying and Jovous come baclc home call 304· exper~en c e let N l Stevens 675- 3950 or 1-800 · 642 · l ., ollo,rraAns, sio~c·R'_•tes help you by 3619 'f your financing . We happy to fully Teachers and coaches explain the options open to summer employment . you and let you d ecide which $900 00 per month guaran · one meets your needs To · teed tncome World Book days tnterest ra tes start at and Chtld Craft 304- 882 - 10 .50% wrth a down pay · mont of only 5 % Call Jeri 2486 Allie 1odoy 614 379 2789 Lady to live 1n wnh elderly Pnce reduced for qutck sale I lady, must have good re commendattons 304 · 6 75 · 550 Jay Or . 3 bdr . trt -level . for sale by owner. quiet 140B. neighborhood , Gallipolis City School. central air , gas Want ed Site Supervisor Must have vahd operators heat . largo above ground license. car in excellent pools. auached d ouble gar working condition and insu - age , large flat yard where rance . Must be qualified to Blue Birds feed All thr s tor teach crafts. preventrcare $59 ,900 Coli 446 -1028 exercises end coordtnate Cutest Home, Our Loss, Bu t other programs Must work well with seniors and other Your Gain I! Your best bet for M .C .A .G . employees Five Savrng s !! Call 614 -992 · 6941 hours per day $3 35 per hur Apply 812 Viend St P1 PI By owner lovely 2 bdr . WV. No Phone Calls home on waterfront, boat ramp & dock , cl o se to town priced $34.900 Will help 12 Situations f1nance Call 614 · 266 · Wanted t216 9 Haines Boardmg Home tn Pomeroy has va canc y for elderly patients only Reas onable prices. Call 614- 992 · 8022 . 18 Wanted to Do lawn Mowing & Trimming Reliable and dependable. Aeetonable ratet. Call 614 · 268-8261 afto• 6 :30. Rooting and guner work . metal work. housepainting, cerpenter work E.c. ref . Free eatlm•tet C•ll 4483171 . Garegea, petlos, ~dewalkl , beaement• . block work . Re•110n1ble priced. 35 yrt. e•perlenct. Free estimat81. Coli 448-3394 . Settling utate Mid 20 ' a. 6 roomt . bath . basement . good ahape, convenient Middleport location . Call 216-835-3962 6 room house, 2 bedroom , full basement, 2 fireplaces , garage & carport New roof, carpel, & furnace Remo deled kitchen 8t bathroom . Close to tchools , hospttal , & stores . Call c ollect 614 287-6668 or268 -7979 Baum addition , 3 bedroom , brick, 1 1!2 baths , batement , family rm ., carport ·patio, a.c ., &67.000 V. acre ad · joining lot available. 614 · 986-4201 . FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUYI11 14 f1 w1de three bedroom. bath and half. mobile home s1tting on ntce lot, ready to move into &225 .00 down &225 .00 per month 304-576-2711 . 1- - - -- -- - -- owner transferred. must sell . exc cond 666.000 . S11 ,000 down Assume 8 'h pet l oan 304-6 751529. 1- - - - - - - - - - By owner, 2 910 MeadowbfOok Dr . 1 fl oor plan . 3 bedrooms. femdy room with fireplace , uttllty room . re· fngeretor , bUilt tn range. fully c arpeted. fenced ba ck yard Phone 304 -675 -5856 a• 675- 2062 Story and half, 3 bedr o om s, new siding , new remodeled livrng room w1th ttrepla ce . 615 ,000 304 ·675-5854 3 bedroom house on Mossman Ave , Bellmeade Cen· tral atr, carpeted eMcept kitchen and bath More Information 304·6 75 .J 1 68 after 5PM . For sale by owner . 3 bdr . ce ntral atr forced atr fur · nance, buclc st ove, in ground 18 x 36 swimming p oo l , close to c 1ty achools $30,000 Cell 446 -3204 . For sale by owner. 3 bdr home . 7 acre !li fully car · peted . built · in range . double garage, Kyger Creek Sc hool District lntere!lited persons onlv . $49 000 Call 446 4282 Owner transferred, must sell beautiful 3 bedrm bnck home . Ftreplace , de c k . woods, privac y , sunthma $63 . 900 Call &1 4 -992 6420. 10 room home tn Rutland on lot on N . Marn St 8th houaa from Salem weat aide of street . Needt consid erable work but can be bought well below propertr volue. Call 216-394 -674t or wrhe Box 723 . Pomeroy , Ohio. 47~~t140 ·· ·--·Ga iii"poirs·---····& Vicinity Frazie rs Bott o m Flea Market Every weelcend U.S. 36 Fraz iers Bottom. WVa . 26082 . Don FrazierOperator 304 -766 -2779 Gallipolis Flea Market Unlimited Dealer Space. Ouldoon all thi1 week end only es .oo Start anytime after 6PM Fri. ni ght selling & overnrghtlng allowed . Lo· ceted at Rts 160 & Rt. 36 Former Thaler Ford Property. 446-7037 Yard Sale 1939 Chatham Ave., Wed t hru Sat Giant 8 Family Yard Sale Frt. & Sat. The•as Market on St. Rt 160, maida Yard Sale 41 % lin coln St . Gallipolis, behind Ro cchi 's Restaurant Lots of everythmg Thur , Fn ., & Sat . Yard Sale 1 32 State St .. May 11 & 12th Mostly clothing Rain cancels . May 11 & 12 719 P1ne St . Rio Grande 4 Family Baby children & adult clothi ng and other item1 . Rain cancel s. 4 Family Garage Sale Fri. & Sat 11 & 12 Lmcoln P1ke. off Rt. 141 t o N orthup cross bndge Yard Sale M ay 11 . 9 unt1l 7 3 mi below Eureka Clothes, medicine cebmel , Atari , spreads, m1sc 8 Famrly Yard Sale May 11 & 12 39 Nett Ave.. near Sycamore Clinic . Glassware. sch ool desks. Avon, chddrens, womens and mens cl o thmg Jewelry, b1kes, microwave. van seats & bucket seats, sewing mach1ne. hair dryers and much m ore Rain or shtne Yard Sale 2002 Chestnut fum . baby clothe s. J8an s, l ots of household 1tem s. etc Price re du ced 3 bedr oo m Frt & Sat 9 -5 . ho.me. 1 ac re of land. Rt 62 I - - - - - - - -- Charleston Road 304 -675 · _4 _ 8_ 8_7_._6_1_4_-_4_4_6_-1_6_7_5_ _ Pomeroy PIANO TUNING Lower prt c e d reg u Ia, t u n 1n g s . discounts to Sent or Crtrzens. 1 1 Churches & Schools. Ward 's 3 yrs old , 3 bedroom. 1 h baths . frreplace. rural w a t er Keyboard, 304· 675 -3824 8 mtles out of town on R t 2. One third acre lot B'/ 1 Piano Tuning and Repair Brunicardi Mustc Co .. 446 · assumabl e loan Very low 0687 . Skill and integnty our down payment Paym ents trademark . Lane Daniels, under $ 400 00 . Call 304 675 - 5B48 before 5 . 30 . 614 -742 -2951 . 304 675 -4358 ofler 5 : 30 Dental Hygten1st. part t1me. flex1ble hours Contact The Racine Dental Clini c 614949 -2575 Will care for the elderly tn my t'lome Lots of referen ces Men or w omen Call 614 667- 3402 . Haute & lot in Dexter . 4 large rooma. metal roof , cement porc h, hand dug well, near mine no. 1. Priced to sell. •6500. Call 614 669-3761 ' 2 bedrooms w1th garage . 3 lots in Mason. W Va 882 -3288 Page 11 sale& S t ~l v 11: 1:s first J&L INSULATION Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Announcement s Emplov 1111~111 Announcement• ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;i Ing. McD1nlel duringCuttom summerButcherworking PHONE 992-2156 ' 3 Ohio Middleport & Vicinity Yard Sal e, May 11 & 1 2 from 9 to 5 , Nathan Roush. At 124. Syracuse Clarrnet, tape re corder, clothrng for everyone . motorcycl e. ro higerator . glassware . household arttcles. ect 4 Femily. 675 Front : st M i ddleport . Househo l d 1tems, crafu . wom•n a. mens clothing 9AM -4PM . Friday • Saturday . Yard Sale· M•y 12th, Gladys OHm residence on Old Portl•nd Rd . Moving , clothet, fu r n itu re, mite . Rain or Shine. Carport Sale 1t arting Setur · day May 12 It 114 Maple Street . Mason , W Va Washer-dryer , c lot hes. b ike frame• . books , patterns, c eramic planters, &. mite rtems . Rein or shine . . Carport Sale Friday a. Saturday 3 familiae. AaiDrted rtema from toys to clothtng. 5 75 Front St.. Mtddleport Yard Sale at Brenda Hy•ell t ' . 1 3 miles on 1 43 off At 7 on Saturday , May 12th. 26 in girl ' s bicycle. rockrng c hair, children 'a clothing . Garage Sale . London Lane . Syracuse . Ohto Mev 1 0 , 1 1 , llo 12 . 9 30to4 :00 Children 8r: adult clothtng . 3 Family yard sale 1 mile on Leading Creek Rd , off At .7 All day Fn and Set. Moving Sale , 1 105 Fihh St New Haven . May 12. 10 to 4 . Antiques. furntture. tad · die. & toys ···--· F>-t"Pieasin·i ·- ·· & Vicinity Yard Sale . CHEAP !I CHEAP!! George St . Me · son. W Va Frt 5 00 · 8 00 Sat 9 00-6 00 Canc elled iff rain YARD SALE, May 11 and 12, 9 :00 1111 5 00 3002 Parrish Ave . Pomt Pleasant W Va Yard Sale-S at 12th , 104 Plea sant St 9 -1. household items, ant1ques . clothmg and baby items Yard Sate-On Plymal e Road . Gallip oliS Ferry, Fn and Sat . May 1 1 -1 2 Cancelled If ra1ns Yard Sale , 2901 Brook Dnve , beh1nd Vtllage Przza Book s, t urntture , dis hes. m•sc Fn and Sat Yard Sale. Frt . Sa t Sun 608 4th St New Hav en Girls end womens clo t hmg Can celled tf ram 304 · l.=::: : : : : :: : = == =4-=== = = = == = = 3187 - Co mmerctal or farm . 100 acre s. older 3 bedr o om home. barn . Century 21 Shipley Realty 382 -820 0 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1- - - - - - -- -TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES USED - CARS . TRUCKS . GALLIPOLI S CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 614 ·446 -7572 . NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUAL · lTV MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS , RT 35 PHONE 614 -446 · 7274 1965 1 2 x60 mob1le home . unfurntshed, $3.900 Call 448 -1340 Holley Pa rk 1973. 14•60. 2 bdr Quat! Creek M o bile Home Park. ex cond Fre nc h C1ty Brokerage Servi ces. 446 -9340 Clay1on 1983 12x60 2 bdr like new , on lot at Quail Creek Mobile Home Park French C1ty Brokerage Ser VIC8S, 446 · 9340 72 Winds or 12x 70. LR e)(pando , 2 bdr . ut room . air n e w c arpet. cent drapes . partly fu rntshed , un prnning , awmn g. new star age bu1ld1ng Ca11614 - 3 67 7156 R o u s h Lan e Cheshire 1972 Kirkwood unfur · nish ed . underpmn1ng . very good condn1on Call 446 · 7693 1971 L1berty 1 2x60 . new carpet m bedrooms & hall. good shape. aslcing $ 5 . 000 Call 614 -379-2115 Closrng Out Tratler R ental Bus mess Had 22 ONL V 6 LEFT . Su es 10M50 & 12•52. 2 bedroom fur nished A comfortabla h o me for a Low Pnce Brown ' s Trat1er Park , Mmers\lrlle. Oh1o Call 614 -992 -3324 1976 Ktrkw ood , 14x70, 3 bedroom s, 2 full baths . t otal el ectric. $9000 Call 61 4 992-7725 o• 992 -3396 Tratter with added I'OOm. large liv1ng room wtth wood burner. a building 81 garage, large ga rden !I pa ce. also fruit tree s & fenced yard . Ideal for starter home or eldely cou· plo Call 614 ·992 -6 712 Double wide trailer , 28 • 60 with 8x60 addition and carport. central &If , on BO by 120 toot lot 1n Aactne Call 614 -949 -2505 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 12M65 H T Slrtppftd 2 w1ndow air cond $4 ,500 00 , 9 00 to 4 00 Phone 304-675 -2976 aft er 4 00 304 ·675 · 2562 . Used 50x1 0 mobil e home. SB95 00 304 · 675 -4424 33 Farms for Sale 16 acr e farm , modern house, free gas and water Ou t butldtngs Trrbble Road , Mason County $ 32 ,500 Call after 6 00 304 686 3930 60 acre farm , 4 bedro om home, 6 m1les N Pomt Peasam . 1 mtle otf At 2 304 · 675-5 809 34 Business Buildings Store b01ld1ng w1th ft • tu res. room Apartment 304 675 -6164 41 Houses for Rent 2 bdr house 1 m 1 out of town on R t 588 Call 446-2196 4 ro om house 2 bdr , ktt chen , hvmgroom , shower Call 446-4780 Must ha ve refer ences A mce 1 bdr hou se. 414 E College St, Rio Grand e, on comer of College Call 446 0157 Small 1 bedroom home for rent Total electtt c, located 1n Mtnersv1lle near Bulk Plant 992 -6215 Apartment tn Middleport, house m Pomeroy . Call 6149927511 ' 4 bedroom house. 2200 Washtngton Ave . S226. month. deposit reqUired Alte• 5PM , 614-256-6572 2 bedr oom house $150 month References & $ ,.00 deposit 304 - 675 -4684 4 35 Lots & 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Acreage R1o Grand e. 1/ • Acre lot. all ut1ht11BS, drtveway & patio Ideal for house or trader S9 ,000 Call 446 -8038 1 .8 acr es. exc bldg or M H s1te wrth 35 0 ft . road f rontage , located on old 160 near Po rter , all ut1lttres nearby. $3,750 Cell 614 388 · 8801 Appr ox 5 % acres levelland w1th frontage on 2 roads, e• c for bu1ldmg or mtnr farm All util1ttes near by off old At 160 nern Porter. S9 ,000 C all 614 - 388 · 8801 4 acres o ff Kerr Hamsburg Ad on Vtn ev Road . $8 ,000 C all 304· 895-3398 after 7PM 2 bdr tratler fully fum1 sh ed , good locatron . sec dep req Coil 446 8558 Upper Rtver Ad water & sewage turntshed, ref & dep Call 446 ·050 8 or 446 · 1609 2 bdr tratler , near Tycoo n Lak e, $ 185 mo , dep re qutr ed Call 614 388· 8711 1978 1 4 x70 3 bdr mobtl e home Call after 5PM . 614 · 388 8469 o • 614 · 388 859 2 Mob1le hom e for rent 1n Ra c tn e Ca ll 614 3 6 7 7148 2 b edroom mob1le hom e on Rt 2. Pt Pit , S2 00 00 m ont hly . 3 04-675 -4424 3. 5 acre homesites for. near Rt 3 5 at Rondey . 3 mr. from Holzer Ho spital Call 446 · 8221 43 Farms for Rent Wante d to rent pasture land M & M Farms . Glalipot is. Oh1o Contac t Marion Cald well. 446 - 1042 For rent 100 ac res go od pa sture. also 50 ac res c;o rn grou nd for ren t Call 6 14 985 3809 13 acr es of land in Lebano n Townshtp . C all 614 949 · 2605 44 Apartment f o r Rent Acreage for sale 304 -6757641 eveninga . Rentals 1972 mobile home 1 2•55 , partially furnished , e,.cellent condition . a c .. and underpinning . Call 614 - 742 2678 41 1974 Kirkwood , 12x60 . to· tal alec . 2 bedroom . nice carpet. partly fumished , u nderpinning . MUST SELl . 304-876 -7328. Condominum Myrtle Beach , 2 bdr . 2 bath completely furnished . ocean view, 3 pool1. 24 hr. security, tennia & maid 1ervice . Call •her 4 :30 , 446-3426 . Houses for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equel Housing Opportunity) hill one and two bedroomt, rent starting at $1 67 for one bedroom and •193 per month for two bedroom , with I 200 depoart lodted near Foodlend and Spring Valley Plaza , pool anct TV ant . Call 446 · 2745 or IMve m•nage. �12-The Daily Sentinel Page 44 They'll Do It Every Time r---- Apartment for Rent 57 Electric guitar a. amp like new, f126 . Cell 614·948 · 2801. Garage apt .. fumiahed 3 rooms & beth. Waaher & dryer. Clean. no pets. adutu only. Oep. & ref. req . Call 446· 1519. 58 8o Ve9etable plants $1 00 and up on At. 33 in Letart . Watc h for our signs. 3 bdr . unfum garage apt .. $250 plus deposit Call 446· 3786 Farm Supplies & Livestock Furnished efficeency, 607 2nd . Gallipolis . e 145 . Share bath. stngle. Call 446 -441 6 after 7PM . Furnished apt., 2 bdr .. near HMC . $236 Utilities pd .. Adults Call 446-4416 after 7PM Mobile Home. central air. mile below ctty overlooking the river One or tw o adults o nly 446 -0338 Garage apt furnished 3 ro ums , bath, washer-dryer an d upatain furnished . 4 moms, both,bothAC.clean no pets, adults only, dep & ref . req Call446-1519 1 bdr unfurnished utilities paid , no children . no pets, 6 m a s 1&118 required, $50 dep , S 190 mo Call 446 3667 aher 5 Nice new priwate down sta.rs. apt qUiet near HMC . 1 adult only. No pets . ref req Oflpes. stove. refng Furmshed. S200 mo . Call 614 ·446 · 4782 2 bdr apu , newly dec • ut1httes partly paid . $145 mo Call 675 -6104 or 675 5386 . Unfurnished 2 bdr . 1n Crown Cuy Call 614 · 256· 6520 1 bedroom Apt $196 . mo . •nclud~ng ut11it1es . Equal Hous1ng Opponunity . Contact V1llage Manor Apts . 614·992 ·7787 Rtvenude Apts Middleport . Spec1al rates for Sen1or C1t1zens $130 Equal HousIng Oppor tumttes 614 992 ·7721 1 & 2 bedroom furn1shed 11partments for rent Call 992· 5434. 992 · 591 4 . or 304·882 · 2566 2 bedroom upstairs apart· ment S100 References re qu~red 614-742 -2460 Eff1c1ency apt for rent for 1 or 2 people. Ro ush Lane , Cheshire 304· 773-5882 APARTMENTS , mobile homes. houses Pt Pleasant and Galltpolis 614 -4468221 TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apartments now avatlable to elderly & disabled with an 1ncome of less than s 12. 300 Renting for 30 percent ot adjusted 1ncome Phone 304·675 6679 3 room apt and bath . Ntce location. reference and depos it requHed . 304 675 1090 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeptng Room s and hght house keeping room s Park Central Hotel Ca ll 614 · 446 ·0756 Sleeping room S 115. utili · t1es pa1d Share bath . male only Range & refng . 919 2nd Ave . Galhpolts . Call 446 -441 6 a1ter 7 PM 46 Space for Rent ~SHE -ni~1fi ~~ ' Tractor , model B with cuhi - W.o!.'l¥'1~ GOWN ···· SHtN.k~ r~--~OH:IO:._~===~=~~=~===~=~=~ 51 Household Goods LAYNE 'S FURNITURE S ofa, chan, rocker. otto man, 3 tables. (extra heavy by Front;er}. 5686 Sofa. c hair and loveseat. 5275 Sofas and chans pnced from $285 to $895 Tables . $45 and up to 6125 Hide-a· beds ,$ 440 and up to 5525 ., Recliner s. $175 to S375 . Lamps from S28 . to S 75 5 pc dme1tes from 599 , to 435 7 pc 5189 and up . Wood table wtth s 1x cha1r s S425 to $745 . Desk Sl 10 up to 6225 . Hutches . 8550 and up. maple or pine f1n1sh Bunk bed c omplete w1th mattresses . $250 and up to 8395 . Baby beds 8 1 10 Mattresses or box springs. full or twin , $58 . f1rm . $68 . and $78 Queen sets . $195 4 dr chests 842 5 dr chests, $54 Bed frames . $20 and S25 . 10 gun · Gun cabinets, $350 Gas or electric ranges $375 Baby mattresses, S25 & S35, bed frames S20 , S25 , & 930 , king frame SSO Good selectiOn of bedroom s uites . ce dar ch es ts , rocker s. metal ca btnets swtvel rockers ' U1ed Furniture .. Refngera · tors. chairs, dryers , and TV' s . 3 m1les out Bulav1lle Rd . Open 9am to 6pm, Mon thru Fri , 9am to 5pm , Sat 614 · 446 ·032 2 TV & Appliances . 627 Th1rd Awe ., Gallrpol1s, 614 -446 1699 Spin washers, gas & electric dryer s, auto washers . gas & electriC ranges . refrtg e rat o rs . TV sets . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers. refngera tors. ranges Skaggs Ap· phances. Upper R1ver Ad beside Stone Crest Motel 61 4 · 446 · 7398 Country 011k Furn~ture . ta· bles. chairs, cupboards, dry smks. p1e 5afes, lo ts of m1sc Conkles At 7, Tuppers Plains , Ohio Zenith 23 " colo r $80 00 Two 19 " portable black and white S35 00 each 304 675 ·2815 Used carpet , gree n, 11 x 1 3 S25 00 , 12x22 $25 .00 8u1lt -m gas ove n f1ts 22m wtde x 28in high o pening $50 00 Antique apartment gas stove $10 00 Call 304 675 ·3275 One sleeper sofa. l1ght beige tweed , $260 DO 304 ·675 3756 Surplus stoc k. new and used appliances furniture 304675 · 4424 Mobile home lo t for rent No pets Call 614· 367 ·7438 Ant1que ch1 na closet & R S Pruss1a d1sh Call 614 949 2801 Would hke to rent forn mobile home in rural area Have outdoor dog. for 2 adults , price ranging $1 50$176 mo . Call 614·266 · 1271 Wanted to rent furnished mobile home or house with at least 2 bedrooms . Rent 82!50 . to $300 . per month by June 1 at . Contact, B H Ferguson. P . 0 . Box 344 . Aberdeen . Ohio 46101 . Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE 62 Olive 51.. Gallipolia . New S. used wood a. coal a1oves. 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat erma $399, bunk beds complete with bunkies 1199. 2 piece antron llvingroom tuites e1 99, antron recliner~ $99. other recliners 880. m•ple dinette 8179 , box aprlnga 6 mattre11 twin or full 8100 set regular· firm $120, maple dinette chairs f 35, wooh otondo 834. maple rocker1 8159, 7 piece chrome dinette set $149, 5 . piece dinene let $99, uMd hech oom tuitel. refrigera tors, rangea, chelt. dre..ere, wringer waahert, fV ' t, dry· oro. llo ohoeo. Coll814· 448· 3169 ••U Farm Equipment Troy-Bill tille rs Check o ur special price before you buy any tillers Swisher Imple ment Co St At 7 N, Galli· polis, OH Call 614-446 0476 CAN'T GET 1/'170 1NE 53 47 Wanted to Rent • 61 Mo b1le home lot 1n Addl 4o n Townshtp . next to Addav1lle School . water , sewage . garden space Call 614 367·7745 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park , Ro ute 33 , North of Pomeroy Large lot s Call 614 ·992 ·7479 Fruit Vegetables 54 Antiqufi\ Misc . Merchandise Knauff Firewood Piclcup or Delivered 1 2" · 2 2" stocked 1n yard HEAP vender . pro mpt delivery 614-2566245 limestone . Sand . Gravel Delivered m Mason, Meigs . Gallia or p1 ck up at Ric hards llo Son Coli 446 · 7785 Firewood c ut up slabs S1 5 p•ckup loa d Call 614 -245 6804 Dozer Work Free Est1mates 446 · 8038 1983 utility trailer bed size 64x44 in Barnette. Wildcat cross bow, Delco AM -FM stereo radio Call446-3637 after5PM . 30 gal. aquanum complete with ltght , fish . gravel , pump. Will trade o r sale . Call 446· 81 14 King 11zed bed and hide -a bed couch. 446 ·2177. Go -cart 5 HP Bts engme. 2 boys BMX b1kes. dual hand brakes. XL 250 Honda Cell 614· 266· 1778 eve. 54 Misc . Merc handise Bed & stereo Call 446 - 1184 Weddtng sets 1 °K & 14K gold S49 .95 & up Weddmg bands $30 & up New & preowned Frank 's Pawn Shop. 430 2nd Ave . Galli · polis . Oh. 446 -0840 vatora Call614-256 -6417 farmall M 2 row mounted corn picker. $1,500 1 row pull type corn picker. Co -o p. $300. 2 row pull type JD corn planter. $300 3 pt . pickup disk, $260 3 pt . grod;ng blade, S150 Ma· nureloader, 8150 New Idea hay rake . 8100 Hay baler 66, $150 Call 614·266· 1427 5 HP True Value rototilter . Used last summer, exc shape . $150. firm Call 446·9456 . r K_IT_'~N:...'C.:.A ;.::R;.::L::.;Y~L::E_®_ _ _-::b::y:L:a~rry:...:_W:.:r~lg~ht Musical lnatrumenu Small etflctency apart., can· tral air & heat, 1 profeatlonll typa gantleman only . 4410338 . Furnished Friday, Mcry II, I 984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio II oil& :; pill 1.1111111 FREE Coro frH owning IUP 71 Autos for Sele 1978 Futuro, 6 cyl .• good cond .• 69.000 mi. Clean car. olr cond.. PS . Coli 448· 3637 after &PM . ~Udl.l ~..::==========;:=======lL'M\'1===~ 71 Autos for Sale 1 976 Monte Carlo, new tires. chrome rima. body good. inside e~~:cellent , AM FM 8 track. 66,000 mL 6700. Call 446·81 14 . Z-28 Cam•ro. 4 spd., am-fm staro. 36,000 miles. exc . con . 16200 "' B.O Call 614·843·6213 1 973 VW Supor Beetle. good shape . 256· 1421 . 1969 Pontiac Executive, runt good, look '14 good, &400 .00. 304· 876· 4828. 1 972 Olds Cut lou 4 Dr. Call altor 6 P.M . 446· 4850 . 1972 Ford Mustang. new tires, runs good. body fair. 1900.00. 304·676·4828 . 6 HP True Value rolotiller, used last summer. exc . shape, $1 50 f~rm . Call 4469456 . 1 977 Oodge Charger Spe· cial Edition . extra clean, exc. 1 ----------~ cond. , black with t·top, '79 Mercury Capri. ST6 200 loodod. &2 ,000 . Call 614· motOf. AC, AM·FM conett. 2415-5818 . radial tires, axe . cond. 304· 676·1146 . From South Georgia 1976 1 - - - - - - - - - - 0ide Delta. 8MC. cond . PS, 1982 Z28, loaded with PB. AC , new exhaust . everYthing, b Ia c k , brokeo. 91 .296 . Call 446· $10.000.00 r;rm 304· 676· 8238 2189 . Ftrewood for sale, $20 00 p1ck-up load , $30 00 deli vered Call before 11 00 after 6 00 304 · 676 -2991 Smger Z1g -Zag sewrng ma · chine, case and cabmet $60 00 , four 14m rediai tires S30 00 304 -675 3909 Emerson Ou•et cool atr cond .. 10.000 btu. 4 yrs . old. unit st1ll underwarrenty, RCA color c onsole TV. old but works. Slyvan1a console blk and wh1te . good c ond . portable submer~ble pump Used One T1me Phone 304·675 ·6443 55 Building Supplies New galvantzed corrugated culvert S2 .35 ft up All s1zes F1ttmgs Pipe, beams , structural steel -new , used Btg diSCOunts Delivered• Anywhere! Now! Est1m1ttes free 304 -925 -0884 Just rece1ved tw o loads of metal bU1Idings-s1zes from 8'x10 ' to 10 'x 16 ' Sho p early wh1te selection IS good Gall1pohs Block Co . 123 1/2 Pine St. , Galhpolts, Oh Call 446·2783 lUMBER -Rough cut oak, poplar. 2~~:4. 2Jt:6, 2x8 . 1 K4 , 1 Jt:6. 1 Jt:8 . length a vailabl e , 8 ft through 16 ft Ho gg & Zuspan, 304 -773 -5554 50 sheets of Tl -11 woo d s1ding Call 614 -949 -2437 Now open for busmess. Mountain State Bloc k. At 33 , New Haven Complete mas o nry suppli es. 4 ". 8 ". 12 " block Delive ry se rvtc e Pho ne day 304 -882 -2222. evenmg 882· 3239 56 Troy Built Poney tiller . 168 Mayo Dnve. New Haven 304·882 ·22 00 M F 10 ton Silage wagon, used 3 seasons. $3,5 00 00 One row M F fteld chopper, $3 , 500 DO 304 · 458 · 1610 Wood chuck, model STWC 12 Brush Chipper, exc cond $4, 660 00 Allice Chalmers model 0 0 road grader, all hydraulic, 6 cyl , diesel engme $8 ,500 .00 . 304· 458 · 1610 4ft . Bush Hog, drag type, $325 00 304·675·6930 2 tobacco balers. tobacco sticks. 304-675 -5484 62 Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy old junk saw m1ll for parts Phone 304675 · 4581 63 Livestock Reg Quarter horse filly born 5 - 15-82 , laquana D Han · coc k. sire Ha ndy Wifk. dam House Hancock Reg Stal lion born 1-23·83, Eye Wanna Fly, sire Ruft Tuff Revenue. dam Top Uverty Bell Call 614 ·286·6522 EMime Saddle Shop Spnng Sale o n all show items, show saddle. breast strap and he ad stall with silver. $489 value on sale $259 . Call 61 4 · 286 ·6522 Registered Morgan Stallion Call 614· 379·2685 Rid1ng horses. Call after 5PM. 614 · 388 8469 or 61 4 ·388 ·8592 Pets for Sale HillCREST KENNELS Boardmg all breeds Heate d ~ndoor outdoor fac1l1tl es AKC Doberman pupptes Stud Serv1ce Call614 -446 7795 Registered Quarter Horses . Come & see Will accept reasonable offer . Call 614446·771 1 14 Registered Black Angus he1fers Call 614 · 532 5763 Judy Taylor Groom1ng Celt 614 ·367·7220 Reg Suffolf ram, 3 yrs old, $100 Co11614· 256·9350 . Br~arpatch Kennels ProfesSIOnal All breed groo mmg Indoor outdoor boardtng fa · C1ll11es English C ocker Spa · mel puppies Call614 · 388 9790 . Double reg1stered TW 8 racking stud colt, 2 yrs old , well broke . Sorrel , 61 inc hes S1200 Call 614· 992 ·6102 Dragonwynd C attery · Kennels AKC Chow pupptes , CFA Himal11yan . Pe rstan and Siamese k1tten s Call 614-446 · 3844 after 6 AKC Reg Poodle pupp1es Call 446·0857 AKC Reg1stered German Shepherd pupp1es Call446 . 3430 Baby Parakee t s. 1 Cockata1l Call 446· 3732 Rabbits , Checkers snd Dutch . S 3 00· S 5 00 each 2 Pens and large pe ns S65 00 for all Buy one fish regular pri ce get second of same halt price . Hamsters 99 cents 10 gal. tank $8.88 Fish Tank, 2413 Jackson Ava . Point Pleasant , 304· 676· 2063 . Plaatic cisterna state approved. plastic septic tanka. plattic culvert. metal culvertl. RON EVANS ENTER· 1 -~~~~~~~~PRISES , Jeckoon. Oh 614. 57 Musical 288 ·6930 Instruments Coffee t1ble stereo, stereo, dinette table . Call 614-2666417. For Sale Piano Call 614 256·641 7 1 loveJeat t 60 , l couch U16. Victor adding machine Electric organ Kimbel •win$36 . electric bake oven e15. ger 200. 2 keyboordo $760 Cell 446· 3204 . Call614· 266· 1612. · · 64 Hay & Grain Alfalfa · Timothy hay . stand ing or baled No c lover clean Call 446 -3456, 9 to 5. 614· 245 ·5644alter5PM & weekends 1973 Firbird 87,000 m;& .. 446· 3081 1977 OldsmotMio Omega, auto .. PS. PB, V-6 engine. 74.000 m;&oo 11.960.00. 304· 676· t431 . 1969 Volkeswagen. good mechanical condition $750. 304· 676· 7733 . runs good, $300 Call 1968 El Camino 307 en - 73 Nova. good condition. gina, 3 spd . uansmllaion, I-:-S-:-5-0_0--:3_0_4_·_6_7_6_·7_9_4_2_._ _ great cond., 61,000 act . miles, $1 ,995. Call 814 - 1981 Pontiec Orand Prix. 388-9906 work , 614-367- white·blue interior. auto· 7524 home. matic, pl. pb, air, tilt, delay wipers, defogger, quartz clock, am.fm 8 track , 1977 Camara loaded good cond , $1.750 1978 Volka· 29,000 miles . Asking wagon Rabbit good cond . 86300. 304·676·5658. $1 ,660 . Call446 ~ 4230. 72 1979 Monte Carlo 83.000 or but offer . Call 446 · 4382 . 1------- - - - Ir___________J.:==========~ OUR BOARDING HOU SE • Trucks for Sale 1969 Mack new rebuilt eng., 38,000 rears, 4 .17 1980 Bu1ck Regal Umited, fifth wheel. wet lim~, PS . PB. CC , Wt wheal. good 67.500 . Call 814·387· t1re . rear wmd . def , good I-7-:-3_1_7_,_M_o_n_ .. _F_r;_ ,---cond Cell 446-4205 73 Ford pickup auto. trans, 80 Chevy Mazda hatchback , $1 ,000. Call 446-8328 or clean. 4 cyl .. auto, good ges. 614-388-9609 . $2 ,500 77 Olds Omega Brougham. run good, $950 1967 half ton Chevy PU Coll614·245 ·5405 running cond. Call 614· 266 · 6691 or 614 · 266 · 1983 Ford Ranger 4 cyl , 1186. standard, radio , gauges . 85 ,500 Call 61 4 · 682· 1 0 model Chevrolet 1 Y2 ton dump truck. $1,600 . Call 3956 . 614· 388·9303 . 1979 Chevy Capric• Classic, 2 dr, ac. ps, V-8 engine, 1963 International Pickup. hoovy duty cob. 6 cyl .• 4 body good condition. exc performance . Will consider opd .. Coli 614·992· 7492 all offoro . Call 614 ·992· alter 6 p.m . or 992 ·3716 . 7412 after 5 p .m . 1976 Ford truck. F100 Club 1962 Imperial Crown Cab, good tires. $900 Call Chrysler. 4 dr, hardtop, a .c , 61 4·992· 2784 p s, p .b. power windows & seats, antenna, cruise con, 1980 Chevy %ton. pl. tb , 33 ,700 mUes. $2600 Call au,to . "ir. am·fm cassette . S6·500 Call 61 4 · 992 · 614 ·593· 8623 . 7364 1965 Dodge Dart. ettcellent condition No rust. 6 cy- '75 Chevy truck. 3.4 ton linder, automati c. radials . p;ckup. $1200 . Call 61 4 · 992· 6t02 . Mutt see to appreciate 9900 . Call 992 ·5190. 1976 Ford F100 truck. auto .• ac , p.s., 61,000 1982 Chevetto. 4 spd , mUeo. Call 61 4 · 742 ·2880 . 48,000 miles . S3600 or will take older car as trade. Call 1962 half ton Ch•vy truck , 614·986· 4174 . frame very good, no ru1t, 6 cyl .• 3 opoed . 1· 304· 676 · 1980 Ford Fairmont. very 2919 . sharp . $3000 or wtll con sider trade . Call 614-949 · 1 980 Chevy truck, 6 cyl , 2801 . PS , PB. 38 ,000 m;&eo , $6,400.00 Phone 614 · 1966 Ford VIctoria, good 448 · 1387 or 446·8064 . con .. 81200. C1'111614-992 6102 . '69 Chevy ohon WBPU. must see to appreciate. 72 Chevy Nova runs good. asking 81.700 .00 304 nice inside , 6600 miles, 876 · 2683 . standard, S 750 Needs body 1~:-=-::-:--::------­ work. Ca11614-986-4318 . 1971 Chewy truck SWB step-tide. 78 ,000 mil•• · 1974 Ford station wagon 304· 676· 6628 . Not running . will sell parts . 3 radial tires , new water 1979 Chev . Cheyenne pump, gas tank. starter. truck. topper , heavy half distributor & c..-borator. ton, PS, PB. Auto, good S76 992 ·6249 cond .. no rus1 , 53,900.00 304· 675·2835 1982 Plymouth Champ, 10.900 miles, e .c, 4 speed, Craig stereo, $3900 . firm . 73 Vans 8o 4 W . O . 992·5236 . '81 Celica Toyota, lift back. 304·675 · 5149 alter 6:00 . w1th MaJor Hoopte • POP c;u) 1 !> ENOLJ6~ STI\ND A T\1 I<EPP..IR/'"AN EXPLAININ" A f70 B IL L ' HA I!l: 19B1 Coleman fold up · c amper . Colonial model. exc . cond., 304-773 -6338. AND A Pft~TT Y SMI L E", MAYB-E:~ Services Shrubs pruned , lawn re · seeded, retem ing walls , stdewalks, patios. fill dirt , topsoil. bark mulch & saw dust Contac t Bruce Davi SIOn Call 614-256 -1427 long prom dress. w o rn once 304-675 - 1386 4-0·Y~AR · OLO Oil A WOMAtJ WITH t:'ARK 0 1966 MG Midget converti· ble. prtced reasonable. good cond. Call after 5, 614-3792243 or 614 ·379·2712 1966 John Deere tractor w1th 8ft. blade $2 ,000 .00 . Edward lhle 304 - 882 2870 1973 Camper good cond. • 304· 676·2886. 0 9N Ford tractor wtth 12 1n plows, good shape. S 1 .500 . or S250 for plus Call 61 4·379 ·21 15 . XT1 90 Al1ce Chalmers farm tractor 87600 Will take trode . 304· 676 ·7421 . . 1 977 18ft . contolnod camper. air , bath, lleepa I, see to appreciate. 304-675· . 6912 . 0 1981 Chevotte. AC. 4opd .• 4 dr., U.400. oloo 1971 Scout llo 1975 Hondo 760 . Call614·266· 1261 . res1ored to orginal, metallic 1967 Mustang Convertible blue·black top. 6cyl.. 3 apd.. new tires.9 to$3.860. 446-3468 6 , 6 4 _ Call_ 1 246 5644 Page---13 home or travel trailer. ONE : WEEK ONL V Mov 13·20 . .. Burdette's Camper Salat, _ U .S. At. 80. Coolville. Oh • 614· 667· 3386 . TOP CASH pold for &.Ito modo& UHd coro. Smith Bulck· Pontloc. 1911 Eut· orn Avo.. Golllpollo. Coli 614 ·446·2282 . 1 978 Oldo Cutlaao 380. V -8, PS. PS, AC, auto trans , AM · FM radio, good cond . Avg. 21 MPG, f1.800 . Weekdays aher 4PM, 4466666 . The Daily Senlinal Ohio 51.11 DICK TRACY Motors Homes & Camper• Pomeroy-Middleport, to t866.50 volue) wltb tho • .~ puichooo of ony 1984 motor ~ · Extra firm double s iz e mat tress box sp nng s & be d frame S50 Call 446 -9476 aher 5 Electric garage door opener with remot e control (2}. $50 Call 61 4 ·949 · 2801 . 79 Friday. May 11, 1984 1979 Joep CJ·6. 8 cyl • 3 spd. , loaded with extraa. 83.000 Call 446·0616. 1973 Dodge van hal link. pop machine & Coli 448·9476 5097. Conce11ion refrig..-ator. breaker box. or 814·246· 1980 CJ·5 Renogodo pock· age, hiah back bucket aatt, full carpe1ing, exc. cond .. f4.600 . Coli 614 ~ 446 · 9&011 . 197S Ford F1 80. 4x4. 4 opood. lock out hubo, VB. U.liOO.OO . 304·882 · 20t2. 198 t Ford F260, 4x4. Iuper ceb. 6 cyl.. 4 opeed. f2 . 480.00 . 304~1176 · 6421 . 74 Motorcycles 74 Motorcycles 1980 Honda XR80 . Call after 5, 446·2451 . For aele 1980 Suzuki P.E. 400, din bike. 600 miles on it. Will sell reasonable price . 379· 2834. 1983 Hondo 460 &;ke new. 800 miles . Has extras. Home Improvements STUCCO and PLASTERING . · Commercial and residen· tool. tree est;mates . Call 614· 256· 1182 Marcum Roofing 8t Spout· ing . Now installing rubber roofs. 30 yean experience , spacialidng in built up roof . Call 814·388·9857 . ANN IE N·NO USE TRY!!Y' T' SlfiN /!IJA/!15T Ttl/5 C/Jf!fiEN T I T:S TOO 5Tif01f1J FOff I'IE! (jOU Y-J WIIS SO C·CtOSE !lEY- tillS IT Ct!A!ItiEf? li(jli!N ?_I !fO Til' C//RfiENT IS ST/LL t!E417Ei? 1/WIIY FRO;t1 L 1/!1/?, 1'/11~ WffiiTEVER IT !5 T!fi/TS r'JOWIV' ,<!£ TCJ!f#it? Til' GtfO/f£', /'AI rVOT At"OUT T' Qf/EST/OIY I r; /JUT.. .I . J.~ 5/JtJVE!fl Y "'OV!rV A<ili!NST T"' Cu/!11ENT. 1 ~ TOWIIRI? /1/IIC' IJ/1 T... T'SAFE TY TOO .. PAINTING - interior and exterior, plumbing, roofing. some remodeling. 20 yrs exp. Cell 61 4·388 ·9652 . 11,900. Call446·7318 H 8t S Home Improvements 1974 Honda CB350. re· buill . t176. Call 614· 379· 2674 . 1980 KDX 400 273 moles. 1796. Call446· 8221 . 1979 Honda CB 860. windshield, roll bar, cruise controt, mag wheel. truck, low mllao. Cell 446·4206. 1976 Hondfa CB 360T. 6 1peed, new tire1. mufflers, erath bars. back rest. horns. windshield. cruise control. 2500 m;&es S700 00 446· 1749 198 t Honda ZSOR. prK:od t400 Cal 446· 4 737 . 1982 CB 660 Honda. low mileage, li1sy bar, chrome, case guards. 2 helmets, t1 ,600. Call 448 · 3989 . 198t Kowasoki 80 KDX din bike, 1300. Coli 614·667· 3941. 1 980 Kawauki KZ1300, 6 cycle engine shaft drive. Many extraa. very good con.. Call 814·892· 7110 after 6 p .m . 1981 KDX 176. low m;. leage. axe con .. $660. Bruce Johnson. Portland. Dh;o. Call 6t4 ·843·6206 . Motorcycle parts. auper Glide front end complete whee l. 1tre. good rubber , dial brake. m11ter cylinder. buck horn with stock gripa . throt· tie cab&e. new head light all $325 .00 304 · 882 · 2688 alter 5PM. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 1982 Lowe line, Lake Jon, trailer, 20 HP and 6 HP motors, 231b . thrust trolling motor, oars. 1wivel seats. live well, 6 gal . & 3 gel. gas tonka . CaK 446· 3637 after 6PM . GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN . acotchguard -water eM trac tion , deodorizers FREE esti · mates Reasonable rates Gena Smith, 992-6309 a. Correct Craft 1o Ski Su· preme. family 1ki boats . New II uaed. Parkeraburg, WV 304· 422 · 8433 or 304· 422· 2367 . Trailer on large wooded Jot BOAT RAMP and dock apace. Cell 5 · 8 evenings 304·676·6448 . Terms. 12h. alumn jon boat with trailer and 3hp . motor 1476.00 304·876· 6061 . 76 8o Auto Parts Accessories Parts for 1970 Toyato Corona cheep . 304· 675-4828 Motors Homes 8o Campers BURDETTE CAMPER SALES llo SERVICE, Opon dolly 9 to 8 :30. Set. 9 to 4, Sun. 1 to 4 . U .S. Rt. &0 Coolvlllo , Oh 6t4- 1167: 3388. Stercraft bunk houaa compor. 25!4 ft. long. oleept 7, A· 1 cond .• f&.OOO. Cell 814-388·8274 or 614 · 388 · t 978 Wllderneoo trove& INlier Z3 ft. 1Jttr1 nlco. Coli 446·11&8 . APPOINTED GOVERNOR OF UPPER: 't'O~H , t.Er..VES t-100 WlTH OOOLA.lO TA.KE UP HIS N EW DUl lES. miqht do very wei ... with the qUidance of a proper agent! RINGLE"S SERVICE oxpe · rienced roofing, including hot tar apphcat•on. carpen · tar. electrician. mason. Call 304 · 676 · 2088 or 676 4680. Pert qave uG d ten· day extension on t he You 5igned a contract with Pert to be ~~--~ Rover's agent? That will save us rent Pd4· •e.zo in late 1==;;;;; e , .. II a a (' ...' h Water walls commerc1aland domestic. test holes. pump •ales and sennce . 304-895 3802 . 81/.i'S !JEEIV I .MUST CALL h'MIE/ LET WITH ORVILLE .. . AT MERCY HOSPITAL . THEY WANT ()5 7'0 COMe RIG#r POWN.' RESCVEP/ HE'S AI.IY.t:/ , WINNIE KNOW I'M ALIVE ! Abaten Home Improvement Speciali1ts, framing . roof ing. siding. concrete. remo deling. painting , etc Free estimate 304-458- 1566 82 ·r p ment' GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Water removal. furnitura cleaning, free estl · mates . 304-675·2295 . - r 0 j J of r ' Plumbing Heating 3 8o \' CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEAT ING Cor. Four1h and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614 · 446-3888 or 614· 446· 4477 ~ ~ Evening EVENING 6•00 6.30 100 Dotson's Tree Service . In · sured · Free Estimate 304 · 676·2897 : Starks Tree Tr~mming & Removal . Lawn mowmg and maintenance. landscapmg , 10 Pet . off all estimates 304·5 76 · 2010 84 8o Electrical Refrigeration Pasquale Electr~c Co. all phases of electric work. all work guaranteed Aer~al uuck rental 61 4 -446 · 4066. 730 7:45 a,oo SE~ING Mach1ne repairs. aerv1ca. Authonzed S~nger Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors Fabrrc Shop , Pomeroy . 614 ·992·2284 General Hauling James Boys Water Service Alto pools filled Call 614 · 266 · 1141 or 614 · 446 · 1176 or 614·446 ·7911 JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanier, 304-6757397 . 87 O CIJf]) ClJ IID® IIl TlJ News (I'1 New Treasure Hunt ffi Mazda Sportslook Andy Griffith C2J News / Sports/Wea ther (]J MacNeil/ Lehrer News hour dit 3·2 · 1. Contact eE Star Trek 0 (l) CD Nee News Cl) MOVIE: 'Tw ilight Zone . The Movie' CU MOVIE : 'T1m' Cl) Rifleman @ Inside the USFL (]J Carol Burnett CD) C8 Ill! ABC News Iii (]J [OJ CBS News Ill Working Women D (]) PM Magaz ine Cl) Hare Come the Bndes (I) ESPN's Sidelines rn Sanford and Son CBJ (fi) (llJ Entertainment Tonight CD B.J ./ lobo Show 0 Cl) Wheel of Fortune {]) Nightly Business Repon ® News MacNeil/lehrer ()]) Newshour em Je ff erson. II (I) Tic Tac Dough (!) SportsCenter (]) Ma1or Leegue Baseball. P1tt1bu!Sh at Atlanta CJJ 0 CBJ Family Feud ([) Dr Who ClliJ Wheel of Fortune OD (}}) People's Court fl) One Day at a T1me C!) NBA Tonight G (l) 1::l] Muter Max a nd the Master help out a woman who runs a m1ss1on for wavward ch 1ldren ~60 m1n ) (I} MOVIE: 'Toots1e· (l) Timmy and Leaaie ffi NBA Besketb8H· 1 984 Conference Semifinal Playo ff Game (Pla yoff Game Oates and T1mes a re Sub t!_C t tO Cha nge) CIJ Cll llll Bens on A plumbIng problem at Benson 's con do thr eate ns a festtv e even1ng (AI [Closed Cap ti oned} Ill (I) ffDl Dukes of Hazzard Boss Hogg wmds up be· h1nd bars 1n h1s own J& tl when he's fr a me d by moon · sh1ners (A) (60 min) CIJ (I]} Washington Week/ RBYiiW Pa ul Duke IS JOined by top Washmgton JOUr· ane ly1in g the nalista week'& news f.m MOVIE: ' Fo r e Few Dolllrl More' CD MOVIE: 'A Time To 018' (]) Super Book rn J .A.R .Construction Co Ru tland, Oh ,61 4 · 742 ·2903 , Basements, Footers, Con crete work , Backhoe ' s , Dozer & Ditcher. Dump trucks, & water-gas-sewer electrical lines. Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Soc . Ave .• Golllpo&;o ~ 814· 446· 7833 or814·446: 1833. telev~ionl~tings------------------------------------------------------------------- FRIDAY Excavating Good -1 EMcavating. base · ments, footers, driveways, septic tanks, landscaping Call anytime 614 -446 · 4537. Jamesl Davison, Jr owner 85 79 THE NEWLY Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304 -675 1331. 83 14 ft. aluminum John boat trailer a. cover, putchased new 1983, has 2 swivel fishing seata motor guide. electric foot controlled tro lling motor. Call between 7 · 9PM weekdays. anytime weekondo, 614 · 246 · 6820 . &, LLEYOOP RON'S Television Service Specializing in Zemth and Motorola . Ouazar. and house calls Call 304 -576 2398 or 61 4 · 446·2454. 12 h. Sears fiberglass boat & trailer. swivel seats. trolling motor, accenories. 8350 Call 446 ·7383 1979 15 ft . Starcraft trihaul, 90 HP Mercury. exc . cond.. $4,700 . Call 446· 7296 . I H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding. roofing. room addition. storm windows. stono. Call 614· 367 0409 or 614·367·7244. JIM'S PlUMBING llo HEAT · lNG Rt 1 . Box 355. Galli · po&;s Ca11614 ·367·0576 76 Chevy luv new frontend parts. tune up, good cond ., $600 t;rm. Cell 614· 379· 2115 ~-----~-~._,_.__·~___j vinyl siding, roofing, room addition. storm windows, atone . Call 614·367·0409 or 614 ·367· 7244. Cria Craft 36 ft. cab1n cruiser with trailer. $11.600. Call 614 · 245· 6032 or 304· 675· 1731 . 9963. 1980 Horley Oovldoon wldo g -. Cen bo '"" e1 Betz Honde. 81 8 :]0 rJl (!) [21 Webster WebS· 1er . belrev1ng lhat Geo•ge und Kathe nn e rf1dn 't have 11 real wedrimg arranges a su rp nse ce remony al a lo ca t resta ur a nt (R) Cl) 1TI) Well Street Week l outs Ruk.eyser analyzes the ' BOs w1th a weekly re· v1ew of econom1c and 1n vestment ma tters 9:00 II (]) (JJ MOVIE· 'The Oman' (]) 700 Club (I) (E {j]) Blue Th under (60 m1 n) O ())® Dallas CD StateWide I]] In side Story '01plomat1C Channels · 9 ·30 I. ]J Enterpnse ' Fasl Ho rse 1n a Bu ll Market Er1c Se vare1d looks at one of th e hottesl 1nlern at 1 on~ l mar ke ts today , th oro ughbred race ho rses (R) {Clo sed Ca ptiOned} (ill Internati Ona l Ed111on Journa 11s 1 Ford Rowan hosts thiS lo o k at 1mportant !rends 11nd news events as lhey are repo rt ed b"Y fo r ~ n JOurnalists 1 0 00 (2) Comeback of Suga r Ray LMonard (l) MOVIE · 'WaitT Across Te ~~: l'ls' Cill Matt Houston A professiO na l model e nl1 sts Matt 's a 1d tn solvmg the murde rs of severa l beau · t1es who are vymg for th e Centerfold of the Year ttt le (A) (60 mtn) [Closed Cap· Ironed] 0 CI: Io:t F11lcon Crest The despe rate sea rch for Ju lt a Cumson, who flees after abduc 11 ng Joseph G1obertL reaches an agon 1zmg conclus 1on (60 mm 1 ([: Ewening at Pops (j] Newswe tch fl) INN News 10.30 (]) My Little Marg•e (!) 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B A A X R II Now arrange the c1rcted leners lo surpnee answer. as sug gesled by the above cartoon EVENING ACROSS I "- 33 - torm the 5/12/84 br IHOMAS JOSEPH 32 Wet> p SEHCS r IJ 6tus.,..,t./ c orrunune Unscramble lhese lour Jumbles one letter 10 each square to torm lour ord1nary words SATURDAY 6 :00 LI'J MOVIE 'A Long Way Home' (3J Tho Monroes (]) Down to Ea rt h 0 ([)® News I]J I Can Jump Puddles (J]) Great Outdoors Host J1m Ta bor e~~:ammes rods, reels and fly hshmg gear and vt sr ts th e Jsm~ttca Bav 1n w1th hsr boyfriE;J rHl 2 MOVIE ' Bra mstorm' 1 MOVIE ' P orky s 3": MOVIE It s a Wondt.nfu l L1fe' A_ USFL FootbAll Houston Rf P1ttsburgh ~ ~ ~~ "-' LJ r K 1m ber ly schemes to move Wildl ife Refuue fCioserl Capt1oned] fE Grentosf Amor 1cen Hero ~ Marty Robbm s 420 F!au In ling covernue nf one o f th e mos t exc 1f1ng taces o n t he NA SCAR c 1r cu1 t IS p•esenle c ltve from Nashville ' I[ News 0 '"8- Concern :]__ Dr Who JOl CBS N9ws ITl Sneek Pre views In th 1s spe c1al pr ogr a" 1 Neal Ga bier a nd Jeff rey lyons lake a look at the movres cl th~ Beatles, 1nclud ,ng I\ Hard Days N1 g ht Help and Le t hBe ' 0 (] News (£ ' Alios Sm 1th an d Jones ,1_ , SportsCenter ,:£• 0 .:'[) Hee Haw rr._ Star Se11rch . ~ Dr Who Mov1e JO' l ilostvlcs of tho R1 ch and Famous i.1 All Creatures Greel end Smal l W 1J So ltd Gold f.!) 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THEY HAVE TO THROW YOU A GOOD ONE -t~ATES BROWN �Page 14 The Daily Sentinel Friday, May 11, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Other communist nations likely to follo.r.;w~S~o~vi~·e~ts~'!!!!!!e~x=i=t=======By t\sspclaled Press The Soviet Union Friday derided President Reagan's expression of regret OvPr thP SoviPI ·Ied boycott of Eastern Students d ood OU 0 g at Eastern Junior and Senior High School band student s did well in thP recent district solo and enSPmble compel it ion at Ohio University. Senior band studomts included Jeff Wyers. surx>rlor rating. snare drum solo; Todd Clay, supNiar rating, trumpet solo; Jennifer GrovPr. surx>rior ratings in piano and voicC' solos; Amy Louks, excellent rat ing, piano solo. and Melissa Scarbroug h, good rating, piano solo. Junior high studPnt s taking part wcre Da\·id RiCP, superior ratings on I rom bone and piano solos; Maral,m R;u1on, sup<'rior o·ating, piano ' olo ; Am,.. HagPr, PXCf'IIC>nt 1·a llng. nut0 solo; Jmn,l' l'owdl'ry, t•xcellmt rating, clarinl'l solo. a nd .JodiP S.·h<Jf'kei . Heat her Fin Ia \\'a nd Am1 Hager. excPIIPnt rating, flutt• trio . the Los Angeles Olympic Games as '' hypocritical," and thethrre-nation r------=~-------------------i w a lkout appeared likelyto spread to , othPr communist nations. HungarianOlympicofflcialshave arrived in Moscow. Czec h officials areexpectedsoonandCubaoffered a thinly veiled threat that it. too, will join th~ pullout from the Summer Games. East Germany on Thursday joinf'd Bulgaria in joining the Soviet decision to withdraw from the game. Moscow on Tuesday cl tf'd security concerns and wha t it ca lled the "cavalier attit ude" of U.S. officials toward the Olympic char · ter for the pullout. EMMOGENE HOLSTEIN CONGO Internationa l Olympic Commit · tee PrE'sident Juan Antonio Sarna Me igs County R ecord er r anch . t.osAngeles Olympic Organ · Po l. Adv . paid for by Emmogene Holstein Congo izing Committee President Prter Coll egE' Rd., Syracuse, Treas . UPb<'rToth, Reagan and Demo· cratic presidential hopeful Jesse Jackson haVE• all becomeinvolvf'd in cffor1 s to stop mort> defPCI ions from tht• ga mr'S. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! FLOWERING & FOLIAGE . $ sggs 595 HANGING BASKETS... .. to POTTED AZALEAS ................ . $699 THANKS! I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the votes and sup· pori given me in the May 8th pri· mary election. Concessions Saturday Only ROSE BUSHES s2.59 LARGE SELECTION OF VEGETABLE PLANTS $250 Potted Mums & $450 Flowering Plants MAIN STREET MARKET West Main St. Pomeroy OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M . SALE ENDS SUNDAY 1ContinuC'd from page I 1 posilion in thP ('0< 11 bu~in(•ss. rJ('rhaps morf' so than rio major ('UmJJCiniPs. Cia\ said . 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