http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8d705f479060aa02c14196801070e8b8.pdf 635c4e17c7591fde1b833face24e701a PDF Text Text r ' 8 Pome~ay-Middleport, Ohio l4-lhe Daily Sentinel Thunday, June 7, 1984 iSupreme Court resolves school makeup day problems '• day would cost the school system $'150,001 ''with no practical benefit In return.'' Earlier, the court said children can be taken from emotionally WlStable and fanatlca!ly religious parents, even If the parents claim their actions are rellglously motivated. The question arose In the Stark Unions' walkout. Members of the union operate the schools' bo!lers. In a special announcement Wednesday, the court said the schools are entitled to a waiver of the makeup requirement due to utlllty !allures which rendered the bulldlngs unfit for school use. The court noted that the makeup OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio's :&preme Court has ruled that 'Students In the Cleveland City :SChool Dlstrtct win not have to make . paschooldaylosttnJanuarydueto '8 janltors' strike. ; The school district appealed to the :Supreme Court alter being ordered ,by the state Board of Education to .make up the day lost during a Unity County Domestic Relations Court and Involved RDbert and MaJy Birch who were divorced In 198l ~ records said the coupl~'s marrlagewasendedparltybecause of the religious fanaticism of Mary Birch, who dressed their three chlldren In heavy clothes even In swmner andleftlhemWISUpetVIsed "In the beUef that God would look arter them." The lower court also fOIIIId that RDbert Birch was emotionally wtStableduetodlsllla!forhlswife's falher,RobertLane,whoassertedly Indoctrinated Mrs. Birch with his strict religious beliefs. Subsequently, the chlldren were placed In the same foster home and the "'""''"ts were given Uberal ......... --trl t visitation rights. The 5th Dis c Inside today: By the Bend ...... Pases 6, 7, 8 Classllleds ....... Pages8, 9, 10 ComlaJ.TV ............. Page 11 DeaUls ... ................ Page 12 Editorials ................ Page 2 Spons ................ . Pages 3, 4 custodia! Weekend Sale! LORD ISAACS SHORTS Junior Srzes 3/4 th rough 18. Denim stripe, solrd co lor denims. see rsuckers. !wilts. strrped and solid poly cotton blend s. 112.00 114.00 115.00 116.00 118.00 SALE! MISSY WRANGLER Men's Men's Men's Men's Boys' 16.95 Shirts ......... 15.40 Boys' 18.95 Shirts ...... 16.90 Boys' 110.95 Shirts .. ..... 18.50 Boys' '12.95 Shirts ..... 110.00 Srzes Small through XX Large in waltz length gowns. robes. nile shirts and ensembles. Also nursrng gown s. Nylon s, plisses, poly cotton blends, knits and terry cloth. '10 Shorts and Skirts ........ 17.90 114 Shorts and Skirts .. .... 1 11.10 10.00 ....... Sale 17.90 117.00 ..... Sale 1 13.40 1 Gowns and Robes ........ '7.19 110.50 Gowns and Robes ...... '8.39 111.50 Gowns and Robes ...... s9.19 1 14.00 Gowns and Robes .... 11Ll9 Shorts and Skirts ...... 117 Shorts and Skirts ...... 1 13.40 113 Shorts and Skirts ..... 1 14.20 1)6 124.00 ..... Sale 118.90 127.00 ..... Sale 1 21.30 FRIDAY & SATURDAY SALE! AlBUM Sale! Girls' SWIM SUITS WOMEN'S SWIM WEAR 8 3 One and two prece styles Coverups an d maternity styl es. By Han g Ten. Dotty Ma nn, Sea Fashrons 16.00 Swim Suits... .... 15.09 18.00 Swim Suits ....... 16.79 1 10.00 Swim Suits ·-·-· 18.49 1 15.00 Swim Suits --· 112.79 122 Swim Suits ....... 1 18.20 127 Swim Suits ....... 122 .95 130 Swim Suits ....... 125.50 134 Swim Suits ....... 128.90 JEWELRY SALE Incl udes our entrre stock ol te· welry Necklaces. charns. bra ce · lets. ea rrings (prerced and clrp), charms and prn s. Children's Jewelry Included 20o/o Off Little Boys & Girls TOPS DRESS SLACKS Sale prrce s on our entrre stock of albums and cassettes. Coun· try, Rock, Religious and Mo~ie Soundtrack s Music Department - 2nd floor Reg. 16.79 ...... Sale 15.45 Reg. 17.79 ...... Sale 16.25 Reg. 18.79 ...... Sale 17.05 Reg. 110.79 .... Sale 18.65 Pants, Blouses, Jackets, Skirts, Shorts and Knit Tops. Missy, Petites and EKtra Sizes 118.00 Sportswear .............. ........... 112.60 s22.00 Sportswear ......................... 115.40 131.00 Sportswear ......................... 121.70 140.00 Sportswear ......................... S28.00 Sizes 29 to 48 and extra large Sizes 44 to 50. Solid colors in lrght and dark tone s. Perfect for Father's Oay givrng. We'll gla dly help you find hrs correct war s! and length size. Men's IJ5.95 tSiacks .. ......... 111.99 , Men's 1)9.95 Slacks ........... 114.99 · Men's 121.95 Slacks ........... 116.49 Men's 132.95 Slacks ........... S24.69 '5.00 Tops ............ Sale '6.00 Tops ............ Sale '8.00 Tops ............ Sale '10.00 Tops ........... Sale '3.99 '4. 79 '6.39 '7.99 E Uerf•ltis •o•uo•. ooo•o .........1., CHARGE CARD CHARLESTON. W.Va. tAP) Rainfall an average of 20 times more acidic than normal ls threat · entng West Virginia forests, farms and streams, a repo11 released by environmental groups says. The report on West Virginia' sacid rain damage was part of a 91·page surveyofthesouthern UnJtedStates compiled by the National Clean Air Coalition and the Friends of the Earth Foundation. The West VIrginia portion was released Thursday by the West Virginia Acid Raln Committee in conjunction with the West VIrginia Citizen Action Group. The study came under fire from industry g ro ups almost immediately. A lrne selection of Father's Day g i~rng. So lid colors and neat patterns Free Gift boxes. 16.50 Ready Tied Ties ............... s4.99 cort,umers should ha ve to pay for new construction or canceled plants, Spra tley said . He said the poll was taken among 810 adults selected at random during early May. In response to quest ions, Spratley said he thinks the poll indicates knowledgeability on the part of the participants and not simply a "knee-jerk" reaction from consu· mers fed up with soaring utility bills. He said " newspapers every day are filled with stories" that stress the negative effects on consumers of the state's "construction work in progress" (CWTPl Jaw . That law allows utillties , primarily electric companies, to charge customers in advance for plants being built but not yet on line. Citing the suspended Zimmer plant at Moscow, Ohio. Spratley said c ustomers of the companies build· Edison Electric Institute Presi· dent William McCollam Jr. called the report "extremely misleading" in it s "selective use" of information from 140 scientllic studies. Acc using the environmenta l groups of resorting to "the politics of fear," he c harged thaI "no responsi · ble group has come to the same conclusions'' swnrnarized in the report. The report also was criticized by representatives from the federa l Environmental Protection Agency and the National Coal Association. Environmentalists say acid rain is caused by excessive amounts of sulfur dioxides and nitrous oxides emitted from coal-fired power plants. steel mills and factories. 8.50 Four-1 n-Hand 1 Ties ............... S6.69 Little Boys & Girls s4.50 $6.50 $8.00 $9.00 Shorts .......... SCile Shorts .......... Sale Shorts .......... Sale Shorts .......... Sale The sulfur andnitrouscompounds combine with water in the atmosphere to form sulfuric and nitric acids that conta mina te rainfall. Although most of the documented damage from acid rain has been in the :-lortheast, the new repo11 conte nds thai southern states also face a growing threat from the phenomenon. "The rainfall in this state averages pH 4.2, which ls a! times more acidic than nonnal rain, " sa id WV-CAG administrator Nancy Buckingham. "Thls acidity Is bringing with it damage to our streams whic h also adversely affects the growth of forests and crops." Among the report's findings dealing with West Virg1nia : -One-fourth of the state's trout streams now show elevated acid levels. in some cases making it impossible to stock them with fish until spring runoff dilutes the acid in late April or May. Associaled Pres<! Wrller WASHINGTON tAP)- States in whichthedrinkingageislessthan21 wouklhavetwoyearstomakelt21or face a cutoff of some federal highway construction money under a bill passed by the House. An amendment stipulating all states make 21 the legal age for buying alco!Kll was added to BOYS' LIGHTWEIGHT s3.59 '5.19 '6.39 s7.19 ing the facility already have paid $188 million "and will never get a penny of it back." Spratley said he will present the poll to the Legislature, which Is considering a bill that would curtail the use ofCWIPin figuring a utility' s rate base. He said he would like to see the bill cha nged lo e liminate CWIP altogether. The Ohio E lectric Utility Institute said Thursday, however, " The position that CWTP allowance reduces ·ratl' shock' when plants come on line and reduces financing cost' has been clearly established. "The weight of all factual proof has been on the slde of CWIP as a regulatory tool that works on behall of consumers," the institute, a trade association representing the e ight investor-owened electric compan · ies in the state, said in a statem e nt. By BilL McCLOSKEY SHORTS Boys sizes 6 lo 12 mo, 2 to 4, and 4 to 7. Girls sizes 6 to 24 mo., 21o 4, 4 to 6x, and 7 to 14. Included are knrt shorts, jea n shorts, and poly cotton blend s. 2 Sed ion , 12 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newapoper was reported in Delta, and the town of about 480 people was sealed off as authorities waited until daylight to assess the damage, a Keokuk County spokeswoman said. "We're under a disaster situation here," said Keokuk County Hospital administrator Doug Sheetz. "The reports we've got is that it's !Delta) two-thirds gone, but as dark as lt is, I don't know if anybody knows that." Sheetz said 25 to 30 people were treated at the hospital. An elderly man was killed and his wife was c ritically injured Thursday near Eagleville, Mo., whe n a tornado destroyed their mobile home, authorities said. Tornadoes damaged up to two dozen buildings in Bmwn County, Kan , police said . Waynetta Scikles, 73, died of an apparent heart at tack after being told to take cover at a store, Hiawatha Community Hu•pital spokesman Keith Knudson said . Six people were treated for storm-related injurtes, Knudson said. Overturned trucks blocked U.S. highways 36 and 73 near Hiawa tha. state police' said. Winds clocked at more than 60 mph whipped up dust across southeast Nebraska. triggering a six -car accident that left 10 people injured, authorities said. ln Austin, Minn., more than 100 people in a bowling alley escaped serious injury when a tornado ripped the rqof off the building, police said. More rain brought more flooding and mudslide problems to Colorado. A flood warning was issued along a 50-mile stretch of the Gunnison River from Delta to Grand .Junction. In Aspen, Colo . about 21XI people were ev acuated from a H;·block section of the ski resori town as official s eyed a massive waU of mud that could slide into town. MAJOR IMPROVEMENT - Construction of this swine ham l• the major improvement w lbe Rock Springs Fairgrounds which Meigs County Fair Board members will make for the 1984 fair. Memhers of the board are taking an active role in the co,..;truction of the buDding. Wosi< began thls week. Racine will have Cable TV by end of month, council told Cable TV serv ice is exrected to be in opera tion in the viliag<' of Racin~ by the pnd of the month . This was reported a t a meeting of Racine Village Council, held ea rlie r this week. A representative has been con· tacting residents this week taking orders fo r the service. Council authorized Mayor Cha · rles Pyles to sign a letter directed lo the Stat<' Director of Farmers Home Administration stating the vill age's case against being forced to install water metPrs as pari of obtaining a loan for water system improvement. The clerk reported the village had received February· s distribution of taxes in the amount of $10,200. The clerk reported that there is no cash flow problem however, counci l must continue prudent spending. Fire Chief Raben Johnson rccom · m ended that an overhead door and electric opener be purchased from Racine Planning Mill to replace the door that is damaged . Henry Moore and Carroll Teaford volunteered to assist wit h the insta lla tion. Councll discussed what type of outside facing should b<• placed on l'illage hall. Dan Say rt'had infmma · lion on mPlal s iding for the building however. the fE'<'Iing was that they should use brick facing. Council instructed Chief Johnson 10 repot1 back to the firemen with the inforrn.cttion sinCf' the firemen have donated time and money on various projects. Council asked Johnson a ttend the nPxt meeting a nd Inform council of the firemens' r1.U>rnrnendations in regard to they type of facing. RPsidenls are rem inded during clean up days they aretoplace il=s a t the curb. They will be hauled away free of charge . After Jun e 13. I he new littering ord ina nce will be enforced. Council instruc ted Glrn n Ri7Pr . street commissionf'r, to make arrangements to have fou r trf'<'S removed. Tile wood will be given 10 area res idents if they clean up the area. Marshnll Alfred Lyons' report showed that he m ade fiv<' arrests in May, coill e<.·ted $250 . answe red 17 ca lls. inves tigated srvencomplaints and traveled 263 miles . Council a lso discussed reports of odor coming from thesEwPr systt•m pump slaton on Cross St r"E'!'t. Council noted when c it izens a pprooch council member·s in regard to the sewer problpm, thai council memebers shou ld inform res ide nts to cont act the SyracuseRacine Regional Sew~r District Board . Frank Clelan d and Larry Wolfe reported that they had attended a meeting a t Roush's Landing con· cerning the June 22 appea rance of the flatboat, Adventure Ga lley 11. It \\'as an nounced a new telephonP had been insta lled a t the water building. ThP numlll'r i' 949-29al. Council f('('f'ssed until 7 p.m . Monday. JunP JR. Frank C l~land presided in the absenCf' of Mavor Pyles. States allowing teen drinkers could lose funds JACKETS Save now during Our Weekend Sale Grrls' srzes 6 mo. to 24 mo., 2 to 4. 4 to 6x and 7 to 14. Boys sizes 6 to 24 mo, 2 to 4, and 4 to 7. In· etudes knit shrrts. tank tops. blouses. town of Barneveld, Wis ., early today, killing a t least eight people, injuring about 200 and >irtua lly destroying the business district, officials said. Steve Polishlnski, a member of an American Red Cross disaster team a t the scene, said about 160 people were forced to spend part of the nlgnt at Dodgev!lle High School because of damage to homes in the town of about 500 people. "There Is no home to go back to. It's about 90 percent gone," he said. "Thebankisgone,andabout every business 1n town ls gone." "A total of 29 tornadoes touched down Thursday in North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri," NolanDukeoftheNationalSevereStorms Forecast Center in Kansas City, Mo., said early today . Storms in Iowa left two people dead and injured at least 35 others, a uthorities said. Heavy destruction Groups say acid rain threat to forests in West Virginia Men's Neckties Special Sale Group Women's Sportswear Includes Devon, Dotty Mann, Aileen, Panteno COLUMBUS, Ohio iAPl - Republicans and Democrats alike are opposed to state policies that allow utilities to pass the costs of new construction along to their c ustomers, Consumers' Counsel William Spratley says. He disclosed Thu rsday the results of a poll by the U nlversi ty of Cincinnati that showed two- thirds of Ohioans oppose the practice. But the poll also showed thai 58 percent of the Democrats, 56 percent of the Republicans a nd 48 percent of the Independents think utllltles should pay a ll construction costs. In the overall poll , announced at a news conference, 56 percent of the respondents said the utilities themselves should finance their own new construction. Only 2 percent said Sale! Men's and TAPE SALE One and two prece styles and cov · er ups Entire selectron on sale in sizes 6 to 24 mo . 2 to 4, 4 to 6x a nd 7·14. Junior Sizes to 13. Misses Sizes to 20. Extra Sizes 40-46 . By ROBERT E. MD.t.ER Assoclated Press Writer 19.00 1 12.60 • Opposition to utility • • costs no partisan Issue SHORT GOWNS and ROBES Srzes S, M, Land 3 to 15. Twills. Cotton poly blends, de nims and cord uroys. Srzes S, M. Land XL and 8th rough 16 Good se lectiOn fo r wear rrght now Save Frrday and Saturday '15.95 Jackets ...... '11.90 '21.95 Jackets ...... 116.40 127.95 Jackets ...... 120.90 1 39.95 Jackets ...... 1 29.90 Sale! Ladies' SHORTS and MINI SKIRTS Braves keep winning...Page 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 8, 1984 By RON SIRAK Assoclated Pres<! Writer Thunderstorms that unleashed more than 30 tornadoes across the nation's mid·section killed at least 14 people and Injured hundreds more before rumbling east today . Fears of a mudsllde forCed evacuation of a posh secllon of Aspen, Colo .. where an unusually late spring snowstorm left up to a foot of snow In the mountains. In Vermont sudden rain Thursday triggered flash-flooding that caused more than $1 million in damage. Thunderstorms slapped Minnesota with 81-mph wind, brought traffic to a halt in Nebraska with a blinding dust storm and closed several highways in Kansas as trucks overturned by high winds blocked lanes of traffic. One or more tornadoes smashed through the small Ideal for wear now and early fall. Regular and extra large sizes. Excellent style and color selectron. JUNIOR SIZES WRANGLER TOPS, PANTS BLOUSES Regular Regular Regular Regular JACKETS Includes our entire se leciton of boys' short sleeve shr rts Srzes 8 to 20. Knits. Westerns, sport shirts. Plenty of styles an d colors you'll lik e. Shorts ............ 19.60 Shorts .. --·-·-· - lll.20 Shorts· -·------· 112.00 Shorts ...........112.80 Shorts· -· ·-····- 114.40 Vol.34, No .40 Copyrighted 1984 MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT BOYS' SHIRTS Church page directory ...Page 5 at e enttne Storms killl4, hundreds are injured SATURDAY., JUNE 9TH Sale! Wann and bUnld tonight. Low near 70. Southerly winds 10-15 mph. Saturday, sunny and ronUnued hot IUld humid. High 90-95. Chance of rain 10 percent toni~ and Saturday. • ELBERFELDS BARGAIN DAYS FRIDAY, JUNE 8TH - Dolphin warfare.•. Page 2 Weather Ohio Court of Appeals affln'ned the order. hi h urt said In Its opinion, the g co "'The obligation of the court to consider the best mterests of the chlldren serves to protect them from emotionally . unstable and fanatically mlsgulded parents, whether the parents behavior Is religiously motivated or therwlse ·'' o Sizes 8 through 20. You 'll like all the sty les in lhrs se lec - tio n. Ptck your favorite color. Boys' $13.95 Jackets ........... $10.40 Boys' $14.95 Jackets ........... $11.20 Boys' $18.95 Jackets ........... S14.20 Use Our Free Parking Lot '• Open Friday Til 8 Saturday Til s '· GOVERNOR'S RECOGNmON - The American Legion Auxlllary of the Eighth District has been given special recognition by Gov. IUchard Celeste for 1111 program of service to veterans at the AtheM Mental Health C...&er. Mrs. Mary Martin, left, the dlatrlct ho8pltal representative, presented the award from the governor to Mrs. Helen Hamp80D, Elpah District pl't!llident, at Thursday's convention held at the Feeney-Beiiiii!U Post 128, Middleport. legislation a pproved Thursday 10 disperse $5.2 billion in federal gasoline tax money . The bill, passed 297-73, now goes to the Senate where Its chances were considered doubtful because of the more than $fro m!lllon it earmarks for local-interest highway projects. Slmllar legislation originating in the Senate and sent to the floor of that chamber earlier this week contains $93 rnlll1on for hometown projects. None of the projects In the Senate biU Is In the House-passed leglsla· tion. And no House project is in the Senate proposal. In debate over the drinking age amendment, Rep. Bud Shuster, R·Pa .. said a nationally uniform drinking age of 21 was necessary because 5,1XXl teen-agers are killed in drunken driving accidents each year. many of them a long "sla ugh· ter alleys" as they drive to other states with lower age restrictions for buying alcoholic beverages. He ca lled the death a nd destruc· tion caused by dru nken drivers "a naUonalcpidemic ." Sta tesnotbringing their laws inl o compliance with the federal stand · ard within two years would have o percent of their 1987 federal highway money withheld. If stU! not coaxed Into accepting the idea , 10 percent of their 1!& a llocation Colorado escapee held here for FBI Wayne Hany Clark, a lias Hany Clark, 24 year-old escapee from Colorado , was arresterl In Meigs County early Thursday !'Venlng by the Meigs County Sherl!f's Depart· ment and Is being held for the FBI. Wednesday night deputies at · tempted to apprehend Oark a t a mob!lehomeoncountyroad10,near Langsvllle. Clark escaped. According to the sheriff's department, Clark had lived In Meigs and VInton Count ies for some time. He was arrested in Athens County In December, 1982, on a Colorado warrant for forgery and was ta ken to Colorado. He escaped from the Communlty Corections Center in Craig, Colorado on March 31, 1983. Clark Is also wantedlnAdamsCounty,Colorado. Clark will be picked up by the FBI posslblytodaytobetaken to Federal Court In Columbus for arraignment. would be hPid back . ThP mone)· would be rPIPast '<l as soon as t hr agP was raL<;ed to 21. Cll1'fenlly '12 stall's have laws sC'ILingthl'ageforbuy ingtx~' r .wine or hard liquor al 21. Although agreeing to I he idea of a nationwide drinking agp of 21. President Reagan had rejected a proposal by hi s own Commission on Dnrnk Driving to usc federa l law to bring it a bout. As for the portion of th<' bill conceming highway pmjects. Rep. Bud Shuster, RPa., the ranking minority member or the subcom· mlttee which drafted the proposal, said, "There isn't a partisan piece of pavement in this legislation ." Rep. Glenn M . Anderson , DCalif., c haln'nan of the subcorrunlttee on surface transportation of the House Public Works and Transportation Committee, said the bill authorizes expenditures to "rebuild someofth@ nation's worst bridges." �. Comment The Daily Sentinel Ill CDurt Sc reet Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS·MA.'iON AR&\ Page Pome~ay-Middleport, Smoked out by 2000? _____D_on_Gr_aff Two-thirds of all smokers begin before the age of 18. Of an estimated six million ~m~ rT"'\-1'--T'"' M""'E5! qjv . =·~ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD ROB HOEFLICH Assistant Publisher/Controller under age 20 who smoked at the time of the 1979 Surgeon General's Report. lOO,OOJ General Managt"r DALE ROTHGEB, JR . News Editor A MEMBER of Tht> Associated Pres."i,lnland Oail-'' Pres~ Association and the American Newspaper Publisher AssoclaUon . LETTERS OF OPINION au• welcom~. They s hould ht> less than 300 word!<. long . ..\II leiters are subject to edlllng and must he sh:nro with name, address and lt>lepht:lne number. No unsigned letters wUI be puhlll'ihed Lt•llflrs st10uld ht> In were 12 or younger In the 19€/Js, about t"1ce as many bo~·s as girls smoked_ Now, at eYery agf' lf>vC'I . thr pc'rcentagf:' o f girls ~ mokJn g is the same or higher than !hat for bays. Of girls between l:l and 17, 12.7 p<"rrPnl of thP age group are smokPrs . Of bays the same age 10.7 p<'rcent smoke. For girls 17 and 18. the smoldng p<"recntagp jumps to 25. Six out of 10 teenage girls now smoldng started before they were 13. If a person hasn't started regu· larly by the lOth or 11th grade, chances are he or she will not become an addicted smoker. It Is rare for anyone to begin smoldng after age 25. These cheery statistics, courtesy of the American Cancer Society, are by way of background to the campaign called by Surgeon Gf>n· era! C. Everett Koop to achieve a "smoke-free society" in the United States by the end of this century. This is a follow .up to the latest surgeon general's report, which e mphasizes the effects of smoking on chronic obstructive lu ng disease a nd on the health of non·smokers exposed to smoke. The campaign will actually be waged by three voluntary health organizations the Cancer SoclPty, the American HPart Association and American Lung Association - working to· gether as the Coalition on Smoking OR Health. ThP campaign against smoldng has been going on for 20 years now, but this phase is different in that it attacks the problem at its sourcethe beginning smoker. "Learning to smoke takes place in c hildhood or adolescence ," says Dr. Charles A. LeMaistre, spealdng for the coalition. "The matter is large ly settled by the teens." good ta..•te, addrf'§sinK l§.!iUf"!i, not pt>r.!ionalllles. Rehearsals for the • • economic summit In years past, President Reagan held actual rehearsals to prepare for the annual seven.nation economic summit , which began Wednesday night. With his key advisers sitting ·a round a table. each pretending to be a world leader, the president reportedly would engage in some roil'"playing to make sure he knPw his linPs. All that has changed now. With last night' s curtain·raising dinner, Reagan will be greeting government leaders he knows and has dealt with for more than three years. "Because these issues are so familiar and this will be his fourth summit, he doesn't really need a whole lot of preparation." said an administration official, who asked to remain anonymous. · "We've had very detailed and extensivP briefings ... but we're nowhere like we were, say in Ottawa, where he was completely new to the summit game." The Ottawa sununit, in 1981. was Reagan's first chance to meet jointly with the leaders of Britain, France, Canada . .Japan, West Germany and Italy. :The official, who has observed the changes in the president since his first swnrnit, said: "l'wseen him become very much at home for Ottawa and then aga1n for Versailles (1982 summit site), where we had all this very elaboratf' coaching and role modeling and all that stuff." Now. he said. "you just don't need to do that. He knows all the vocabulary and all the terms and all tlie players. After his personal success a t Williamsburg, his credentials as a:Swnmlteer are pretty high ." :The official was referring to last year's summit in Williamburg. Va .. oosted by Reagan and generally considered a success. The official said the rehearsals were held in past yf'ars "to give him a more realistic sense of how the L.sues would come up and how he would have to respond." .The annual summits began 10 years ago in Rambouiliet. France. to discuss the results of the rapid increases in the price of oil. Reagan is the third American president to attend these tltree<lay sessions. The president abandoned the actual pre·summit rehearsal last year, this official said, although he did a lot of studying to make sure he could comfortably carry off his duties as host. This year, his preparations have included six hours of meetings "'ith Secretary of State George P. Shultz, Treasury Secre tary Donald Regan and other advisers. One such meeting, lasting two hours. cent Prcd on all the economic issues that are likely to arise. " ThP focus is not so much on our positions , which the president knows, but the positions of the other players. There's prettv strong emphasis on that. Things that had evolved over the course of the last year. " Reagan has also been studymg a briefing book compiled for him by the National Security Council staff, with a Jot of h<>lp from officials at the State and Treasury Departments. The book contains a statemen t from Shultz. which was described as a "kind of introductory viewpoint. " it also gJVf'S him "talking point s' for when he meets with other l<>aders. Berry's World President of the University of Texas System Cancer Center in Houston, LeMa Istre was a member of the Surgeon General' s Advisory Committee which produced the initial Repor1 on Smoking and Health in 1964, all conclusions of which, he observes, have been "reaffirmed and enhanced" in the ensuing two decades. The strategy, emphasizing "social conscience rather than legisla· tion," is to work through schools, churches, physicians and parent and youth organizations to achieve specific goals. These include comprehensive health ed ucation programs in ail schools. an e nd to smoklng in schools, an end to cigarette sales to minors and stronger warnings on packages a nd in advertising. Those are likely to prove the easy ones. The power of soci al con· science may be considerably less effective in endin g cigarette com· pany sponsorship of sports and cultural events, the downpiaying of smoking scenes in television programs, endin g the distribution of free cigarettes in the streets and at events attracting young people, and elimina ting models from cigarette advertising. "Can there be any doubt," asks LeMaistre. "that the psychological and social needs explo ited by these ads showing attractiveness, social acceptability, vlrliity, athietir pro· wess, economic achievement and, in a more covert way, sexual success arc deliberate attempts to lurP teenage smokers?" The Images being implanted in young minds must be countered by dP·giamorizing smoking and the smoker . "Smoking as an Pxpresslon of identit y is no longpr tolerable in our Dolphin warfare _________J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rso_n WASHINGTON - The Reagau was C'mbarrassed administr<:~lion earlier this year when lt w<:~s revealed that the CIA had been directly involved in the mining of Nicaraguan harbors withou t adequately informing congres· sional oversight committees. Now there's a bizarre possibility that the Navy may be planning to take over the CJA's dirty work, using one of its least known weapons: trained dolphins. The hint of dolphin u sc off Nicarague was co ntained in a secret direc ti ve sent out by the chief of naval Op<'rations. II ordered that "Navy Marine mammal capability" be expanded to include lhf' Atlantic Ocea n. Does 1hi s port end flipj)f'red fo. rays against Soviet bl()(' ships earrying munitions to the em· ball led Sandlnista ref;lme in Mana· ~'l.la ? T he Nav~v won't say. But dolphins d o have certain advan tages ovPr CIA hir!'lings sowing mines from speedboats. They'r!' smarter !han a floating mine - and if they're captured, no amount of KGB·styie interrogation ca n make them talk. My sources suggest that the principal reason for deploying dolphins in the Atlantic. though. is to protect our own ships. The Navy has a substantia l flotilla patrolling the Atlantic coast of Nicaragua. keeping a n eye on the Sandinistas and on munitions shipments from Cuba and the Soviet Union. The amazing dolphins, with their built -in sonar. chalkPd up an impressive record against enf:>my frogme n during the Vietnam War. w hr n thf' airlinPS havr facf'd wi th a nrw crisis. How do you krep non·smokf'rs from doing bodily har m t o smokers on airpla nes? Th('r(' was a time w hen non- smokers sat in the front of the cabin and just gritted their tC'et h when smok<•rs lit up in the back. But this is no longer the case . ca rried tools and messages to Sea The Eastern Eagle Pony league team opened· their season recently with a 9·3 win over Syracuse. Eddie Collins started on the mound for Eastern to pick up the win . Collins allowed five hits on strikeouts and just one base on balls . Jeff Caldwell came tn to pitch the sixt h and seventh to pick up the save. Caldwell had four whiffs and one walk In hurling hitl~s ball . J. Hensler started for Syracuse and was rPlieved by J . Rlffle and S. Cunningham. They gave up six hits with five strikeouts and eight base on balls. Eastern's leading hitter were Caldwell with a double and single, Steve Hurnes, Bryan Durst, and Greg Leachman each doubles once, and Kyle Davis singled. Syracuse hitters were J. Hensler a triple, double, and single, and S. Cunningham and J. Riffle eac h singled one time. Big Bend League During recent Big Bend Little league action Rutland (21 claimed two victories, scoring a whopping 24-3 triumph over New Haven (1) and another 11·2 win over Pome· roy's Dan Exxon. Rose was the winning pitcher. combining with McGuire a nd T. Peterson to hold New Haven to Jus t · three runs in that contest. Thf'y allowed only two hits, 10 walks, and P Batey suffered had 11 Strik ~uts ~ · .. the loss · although Sl· gman and Good m't e a 1so went 1 the mou nd · allowing 24 runs , 18 hits, and six ° D. Mart and Goodnite had the walks . only New Haven hits. Leading Rutland was McGuire wiTh two home runs . Shoemaker a home run and single. Rose a home run, triple. and single. Peterson three triples and a single. McGhee a double. Rupe two singles. and Fink three singles. tina. weren't intensive research on dolphin tec h- Cam Hanh Bay. they would be un leased to find e ne my demolition experts. whom the¥ would dispatch with special hypodermic needles a ttached to carbon dioxide car· fridges . The enemy frogmen would lx> impaled lu t hP needles and interested. As I first repor ted three years nology. As a CIA report notes, one Important use of trained dolphins is to a ttac h "intelligence collection packages an d other devices to e nemy submarines." So the Soviets • IS Apparently they ago. the CIA has been concerned about the possibility of aU .S.·Soviet "dolphin gap." For nearly 20 years the Sov iets have been developing lhPir own dolphin program The Gailia County Umpires Association is sponsoring an A.S.A. Sanctioned, Class C only, Men's Slow ·pitch Softball Tournament June 16 and 17 in Gallipolis. Entry fee will be $1i0. Anyone Interested can call Hugh Graham at 446·1201. Mike Canaday at 446·7~ or Tom Meadows at 446-27'26. smokf'rS. In case of a rio1 be-tween the two groups the marshals could quell it with tear gas b<'fore it got out of han d." "That might do it," I said. "If the non·srnokers have thP choicP between cigarette smoke and tear gas "I think I've come up with a reasonable may not smokers compr omise which satisfy and the hardiine non-smokers, but would never come in con tact with would at least prevent the two sides from resm1ing to violence. I'm proposing that every flight be manned with federal marshals armed with tear gas grenades . They would be seated six ac>;I)Ss to each other." separate the non-smokers and Guess who won? Wayland drafted by Pirate sy~tem Jeff Wayland, junior ace righ· thander for the Rio Grande Red · mep and Meigs High grad, has been drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirat es a nd signed a contract in KPntucky to play with Bradenton of the Florida State League. a class A farm club forth(' Pirates. Wayland, picked to the fir.;l team Ali· Mid Ohio Conference all·star team. will join the minor if'a gue club and wtll once again lock horn s with an old nemesi s in ex·WPIIs10n grad Jeff Montgomery . Montgomery was recently lead · ing Florida State League pitchers in ERA with a near·spotless 0.:12 average . Montgomer y, ex · Marshall star, did not a llow an earned run in his first 18 innings and currently is 3-0. The ex·Golden Rockel pla ys for Tampa. class A affiliate with the Cincinnati Reds and also a member of the F'SL . Pascual Pel'l"l continued his flashy magic on the mound and Chris Chambliss swung a mean bat Thursday night as the Braves beat the Dodgers 8·1 for their ninth straight victory - all on the road. In other NL games. Cincinnati c lobbered San Diego 12·1. Montreal Racing to resume STEWART - Haring resumes this Saturday evening at 7 p.m. at Skyline Speedway near Stewart where Marc French of Middleport will try to defend his feature victory of one week ago. A $5<XJ.to-win payoff in the Super·iate model division drew a large field of cars last week and Sf'veral entries are already in for this wt."l('k's races. Many local drivers will be competing against many of the Ohio Valley's top competitors. Call results or mail to Sentinel shaded Chicago 2·1 and Houston blasted San Francisco H-5. Torre said his pre-game meeting was to remind the Braves "that they hadn't won a lot of games" In Los Angeles. Last year, Atlanta was 3-6 in Dodger Sradium. Tile year before, the record was 4-5 there. The pep talk may or may not have helped, but the Braves started quickly, scoring twice in the first inning and twice more in the second against rookie Orel Hershiser, 2·2. Chambliss homered, doubled and singled a nd drove in four runs to highlfght a 13-hlt attack. TheBraves'wtnningstreakonthe road is their longest stncemovlngto Atlanta in 1966; the all·time franchise record is 11 by the 1956 MUwaukee Braves. Even more surprising is that part of the current streak has come w1thout Bob Horner and Oaudeil Washington, each offensive leaders The Daily Sentinel 1USPS 14S.~OOJ i\ Dl\llslon of Multimedia, Inc. P ubll~hf'd PVf'ry aftf'"rnoon. Monda y through Frida\-'. 111 Court Strf'f' t. bv thf' Ohio Vall€'y PUblishing Compan~ ·Mul timedia. Inc .. Pumt>ruy. Ohio 457tl9. 992 2151i. Sffond dass postage paid a t Po · mrrov. Ohio . m· Summer league baseball results can be called in to Keith Wisecup 1742·2248> or mailed to the Pomeroy office. r~=========================:;l TOM D. HALLIDAY, M. D. OF MARIETIA OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY, INC. ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION Mcmllf'r _ Tht> Assoc ia tPd Prt' s~. In Pre~s land Dailv Associaton and th e Amf'rl\<.m. NPwspapN Publisher s As si.X·ia tiun . National Adn•rtisin g RPpno. <;t> nl atiYC'. Branllam ~f'wspapl'r '-ialc•s. 7:\:\ T hird Avt'nu P. !\ew Y ork. ~f'W York 10017. 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Classes will start June 12. aisle, so If somE'One wanted a rc: AFTER 5 P.M. PICKUP a trap door in the middle of the 't'OU 11-\INI< 11-\E'f 'P 6~ANT A CI-\~GE OF VENUE? 614-992-7626 Gft hee ;m condllton tniJ when you ART BUSINESS _ MANAGEMENT r'~HA~ SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS EXPLORER BIOLOGY BUT 11 -. Summer means fewer students and smaller classes at Rio Grande College and Community College. become 3.1,00l feet with cigarette smokers. Since they comprise 5tJ percent of the traveling public, the a irlines nPed them as welL My job is to find out how to keep the two groups from ldlilng mch et her. " " That 's not an easy assignment ." I said. "Everything I 've recommended so far has met with resistance. The first solution I cam e up with was to have two ntghts going to each destination. OnP plane would be reserved for smoker.; and one lor non·smokers. The FAA objected becausP it would double the amount of air traffic in the skles, which could be even more hazardous to people's health. "Then I suggested lhat non· smokers only be permitted to fly on even days, and smokers on odd 1 1 ~,· ~lt "t · lltl , l\lllh !lllll\t 'l" lui- th, -. mt't'lht· ... t , ut 11 \l" • for non-smoking, but w e would have violent when locked in a cabin at T-Shirts. Caps. Jackets, Etc. '-.nnpl1nl\ budd ... f/r!" qu .lllh l,ll\ n .md go~rdl' ll tr,\l tur.., lhl· ~ l i ltl .~ ,H dt· n tr.llhlr ...t·rw ... 1... ,~ f'tTkl t l'\.,llll f' l' · "I havp on€' more idea if they won'! buy the federal marshals. The main cabin would be reserved .7 CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING Put your moner, where it last. trouble." WOUL~ I.EA~ ... Middleport. Ohio Si~nplicilg they'rf' not going to sta rt any NO TELLII'IG Specialty Graphics prior to their recent injuries. "The other guys are the ones who have been doing it," Torre said. "Gerald Perry, Rafael Ramirez and Glenn Hubbard. These guys have been overshadowed. "Ewryone wants to know about Dale Murphy and Bob Horner. These other guys, it seems, are forgotten about. Maybe that's just as well because they don· t have au the pressure." have t:.een concentrating on jam· "The major airlines turned this are you now?" AP Sports Writer Manager Joe Torre held a team meeting with his Atlanta Braves before the game and was smiling afteJWard. Manager Tom Lasorda held a team meeting with his Los Angeles Dodgers after the game and was st Ui growling. ·~ ming devices tha t would thwart U.S. dolphins one down l:x>cause it would mean add ing an extra lavatory on board, which would displace two seats." "Airlines hate to use up spaces for lavatories on planes. So wher<> By BEN WALKER Te•· / McGUire posted the win in the Pomeroy game, going six innings, allowing just two runs . three hits, five walks. and posting 17 strikeouts in a great effort . H. Foster suffered thP loss with relief from S. Hawley. Hose led the winners with two doubles, Fink had three sin~ies. Hupe two singles. and singles each by McGhee. Stewart. and Eric Peterson. straight, 8-l ., Factory·A~tho~~zed ,.4 FORD Truck SavlnS!~~ -1", L F-150 PICKUP Smoke ________A_.r_t_B_u_ch_u._Vl_ld days of the week." "That sounds like a perfect solution. Who objected to that?" "Frank Borman of Eastern Airlines. He said the rmson people fl y is they wa nt to get to their destination as qu ickly as possible. and if they had to wait 24 hours lor their day they would take the train. " Another idea I came up with was for thP airlines to divide lhe I Braves make it nine OF Umpires to sponsor softball tournament The Daily Sentinel Page l : Ohio • l1nted gla ss · T111 steer1ng whe el - Powet steermg • F1ngerttp spt!eO contr ol • AM FM monau1a l, aO' o • Con~en ,e n c e gro up • Lrqll t qro u o " That sounds reasonablP." problem. Today is Friday, June 8. the 160th day of 198l. There are 206 days left in the year. Today's highlight In history: On June 8, A.D. 632. the prophet Mohammed died. On this date: In 1845, Andrew Jackson, the seventh president of the United States, died . In 1861, Tennessee seceded from the union . In 1896, French author George Sand died. In 1900, President Theodore R~elt offered to act as a mediator in the RUSS(h)apanese War. In 1915, Secretazy of State William Jennings Bryan resigned In a disagreement over U.S. handling of the sinking of the Lusitania ' Summer league results Lab ll aquanauts 200 feet down off La Jolla. Calif. A minor mystery of that project is tha t, while Tuffv's fea ts were S\Vorn to be au thenlic, the film footage of ruo. diving released 10 the public was faked - From their underwater lairs at smokJng and non-smoking sections cigaret te accidentally got in their way. inside rs told my associates Do· naid Goldberg and Dale Van Atta tha t the use of trained dolphins in Latin America isn't a new idea. According to one OA whistle blower. who talked to congressional in ves tigators, the agency - which developed dolphin training to a fin e art in the 1960s- tried to sell killer detect a weapons gap, a nd began of the plane with a locked fireproof steel door between them. Th~ non-smokers and smokers would check in a! separate gates so they Harv£'y Weiner, an airline consul tant, has bl"{{n working on 1hP and two Amrricans w ho Mexico. Peru, Brazil and Argen - milit ant a nd lhP CAB is worried that a fu ll ·scale riot could break out plane is in flig ht. divers - including "! he potential benPfits of dewloping accoustica l jamming count ermeasures" to U.S. dolphins. Thf' Soviets' interest ap parently was piqued in 1965 by tbe Navy's weii ·publicized project involving "Tufty," a bottlenose dolphin that shot in an indoor studio where the watPr was clearer. But the Soviets wPrC' quick to No n-smokl•rs ar e now becoming tx>twPen 1hf' two groups whUP a blown up by the C02. Over a 15·month period. dolphins killed about 60 North Vietnamese lil~rally dolphins to severa l Latin Aml•rican countriPs several years ago. The prospective purchasers included Where there swrtcd to make money they are Today in history Pomen~y-Middleport, society ." he says. .Just "Their relationship has gone the same roure as the United Stares and Mextco ·s Now. they disagree on EVERYTHING. 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Main DOG'84 991-2318 S ome lucky dog - and ow n e r - w 11i N1n $25 000 tn cash and other great plr les 1 P•ck up your o1f•c: Tal ent ry lo rrn at o ur s~l es roo m- PL US [' . ImPh." 1\f' t 11 ,l,,m, ..., I'~ I \ II ~~ I"• Ll·~l' 50/bs. for \lrl Sii'W:tn inlun'd n~n·r lloili ' IIS (l r; l •\ I! (l (ll 'll J\ '1'. '>-- 1\ nnr\\.IO(Pt' :';11•11 , f II \.l.'illt · 110'1\1'1 ( '111111111.1 11 L' 'i.HI Dll't-,~1 ) POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS S1 gn• '< l ami !Jp n\ C'k Ta\\01 1111 fll 'l ~ lho ri'Tin'III'"T 1ol Mason, W. Ya. 304-773-5710 Rt. ll ,\ • Mobtl~ Senltf An~l~blr "Wf APPRfCIATf YOUR IUS/NISS" MODERN SUPPLY . Pomeroy, Ohoo Ph . 992-2164 The Store With "All Kinds ot Stutf -For Pets. Stables, large & Small Animals, lawns and Gardens Main 1979 Ford Granada .................. s2195 6 cyl. , auto .. PB, PS, air. excellent co ndttion . 1979 Grand Prix ...................... s3995 Main Sl . NeU Proudfoot. pastor Bible &:hoot 9:.J)a.m., Mornintzworslllp. lO::Jla.m Youth mePtln~, 6:00p.m.; Evt•nlng worship, 7:00 p m. Wednesday night prayer rl\e('f1R2" and BiblE' sh.:ly 7:00p.m THE SALVATION ARMY . US Bul!('rnut Ponwroy Mrs. Dora Wlnin~t ln charge y hOliness ffil?('lln~ . 10 a .m .; Sunday 10· )) a.m Sunday School, YPSM Eloisf> Adams, leader. 7 lJ p.rn. Salvation meeting, various sprakers aOO musk specials Thursday, ll : :J) a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladles Holl'lf' Leagut•. membPrs In cha~. au WOrTIE'fl invited; 6: 45 p m Thursday. Corps CadE't Classs ! Young Peoplf'>-Bibtf't , 7 JJ p.m. BiblE' Study and PravE"r mffilll,l!'. opfn to tht:> publk POMEROY 1977 LTD 11. ............................ s1995 1978 Ford Country Squire ........ s2495 1(16 ~ TRINITY CHURCH, R<v. W. H. Penin, pastor: J)pbbfe Buck Sunday School Supt Chuf('h School 9:15a.m; Worship St>rvle 10)) · a.m . Cholr rehearsal. Tuesday . 7::1.1 p.m under" dlrect&on ol Allee- Nease. f'OMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA p,ENE. C.nvor Unloo and Mulberry. Rev. homas Glen McClunp;, ~star. Oy<Xo Hender,bn. S. S. Supt., Sunday SchooL 9::.1 a.m.: ~nin!C: worship to::ll am.: E'Vt'nlng serv1ce 6 ,:. m .; mtd-'Nl'ek servic.'t!, WedllPSday, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 3'lS E. Main Sl., Pomeroy. Sunday SPrvices· Holy .communion on the- first Sunday or Pach month. ..00 combined with morntn~ praver oo thE' Jhirdd SuOOay . Morning prayer and sermon on aU othrr 9.tndays d. ttw> month. Chun:-h School and Nursery care proVIded Coffee hour In the Parish Hall immediately followtn~ the servtct>. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W WE.'ITSIDE CHURCH OF CHRl'IT. 3J'll6 Chlldrrn's HolTif:' Road ICounf} Road 7ti\. ~- ~235 . Vocal music. Sundav Wortilhp lOa.m; Bible Sttrly 11 a.m. Worstrlp. 6 p m Wrdn<'Sday. Bible' ~ludy, 7 p.m. Auto , PB, PS, a1r. 44,000 m1les 302 motor, auto., PB, PS, low mtleage. .,>AP (o ··=·=·~ SPRING SAVINGS OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHR1S11AN ClASS\f\EDS Fully eq uipped . CHURCH. Clifton Lucas, pastor Sunday Srhool 9· :II a m Mro; Worley FrHnc.is. supl J!reachln£ servk'(•s first and third undays fol· JQWtn~<:: SUnday ScOOol. Youth meetln~ {"'<.'f'r¥ 9unday , 7:.'ll p.m . . " GRAHAM 1975 Ford Club Cab ................. SlQ95 ~cac h l nR Auto , PB. PS. Howdy Pardner! 1974 Ford F-150 ....................... S695 Run s good, 4 sp Just messin' around the Classified Corral tryin' to round up some Classified UN ITF.D MET HODIST 9· 30 a. m . fi rst and S('('O nd Su n · !kl.vs of ('ach month : third and fourth Sun cklvs roal'h monlh worship ~('n·icPs a t 7:30 1-f.m Wf'dnt'sday f'Vt:>nlngc; a t ; -:VJ p .m ~rayf'r and Btt>IC' Study ~ SEVENTH· DA Y ADVENTIST. Mulb t"fry HI'IJ!:hl s Road, PomProv . M lchaf'l PI · Qf!Kowskl. pa s to r . Marl£' Spires. Sa bbath S'choo t Supt Sabbat h School at 2 p m o n Seturda y with w ors hip SPr v lcC's fotlowlnJZ al'.l : 15 p.m ·' RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST C HURC H .....:. Ststr-r Harr iett W~rn('r S up1 . Sunday School 'l : :10 a m .. Morntng Wo rship. 10: 4~ a.m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. D<nld Mann. m lnl stPr . William Snoufff'r . Sundav School Su pt . Sunrla y School. 9· .10 a .m ·: Morn I n ~ Wor s hip 10. 30 a m FIRST SOliTHERN AA..J-'TIS'f. Ponlf'roy Pike'. Davtd Hunt, pastor .lack N£'f'd<i . Sund:.~ v School Otnxtor Sund ay School 9· .11 01 .m.: M o rnm~ Worship 10 .10 a.m . Evt:>ning Wor!'.hip 7 p m . Tuf"'\dav Vlsttatlon 7 p.m .. Wf'dnpo.;dfl\ pra yrr srrvtC'f' 7 :JJ p m Mission Frl!l'1ld'i. 7:11pm.: ( ~ iris In Acl\on 7:30p .m . FA IT H TABERNACLE C H URCH . Bat lt:>V Run ll oad . Rt>v . Emmell Rawson. pRs· tor. Handle y Dunn. s up!. Sunday School . lO a .m .: Sunday cvcnlnli! sr r v lct:>, 7: .lO p .m . Blbtp tea c hln~ . 7: 30p.m Thu rsday SYRACUSE MISSION. C Ht•r ry St., Sy racw;p Sl>rvlr.('<S , lOam Sunday En•ninR se rvicE'S Sunday and Wednf'sday at7 : 00 p . m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRI ST How about you roundin' up a classified ad? For the Month of June, if you clip out this classified coupon you can get so~ off the cost of your ad. (Cash Ads Only) (Yard Sales Not Included) Your dogs will be really mavin' at top speed for Hearty .. high quality, nutrtttous chunks containing a hearty 21% protein content to help give your hard-worktng, hard-playing pals extra energy and great health' SU YOUR D~L(ft NOW! I Want To Round Up A Classified Ad @nation @mpany SO¢ Off MILLING DIVISION ICosh Ads Only) (Yard Sales No' Included) SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS 180 Mulberry Ave. PH. 992·211 S IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Lawn•ncP Man IPv, pastor . Mrs . Russell Youn ji!. Sunda~' School Supl. Sun da y School 9: .10 a m . Ev(>nlnJZ worship 7:.10 p . m . Wr-dn<'sda'r' prayN mE>PIIRR 7: 30 p. m . MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Raclnf'. R('v. James Sallf>rflf'ld. pa s tor Fr('('man Williams . Supt S und ay Sc hool 9· 4~ a .m .: S undav and \\'Ninl'sday C'ven ln,lil sc-rvlrPs, 7 p .m . · MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST ComPr Slx!h and Palmf'r T hf' Rf'v Mark McChm£ Ray f'l<' lds . S.S . Sup! ; Dan RI~UlS, Ass t S up!. Sunday Schoo l, 9: 15 a . m ., Morn in~ W o r s hip , 10: I~ a m . : Sund a ,v ~vt:>nl ng s('r v!ce 7 p m . Youth mt:'E'IIn.t!. 7 :1) p.m Wf'dnPsday · f>VC'ninj( .c;t"rvlc£' 7 p m ., Choir pra ct iceR p.m . C HURCH OF C HRIST , Mlddl('port, 5th a nd Ma in , Bob M(' lto n. m inlstPr AI Hart · son , associatE' mln lstf'r . Mlk£' Ger lach. Sunday Sc hool Supf'rlnlf'ndC'nt : Blbl£' Sc hool 9: JO a.m .; Mornlna- Wors hip . 10 : 10 a m.: Ev<'niPiiZ Worship . 7:00p .m . Pra .vt:>r m ('("ll njl. W('dn(>s da v, 7. 00 p m MIDDLEPORT c'HURCH OF THE NA ZAR.ENE . Co-pastors Rf'v Char!Ps C'oy l<' and Rf'v . Nancy Co'r' lf'. Bill Whit£' , Sunday Sc hool Sllpt. Sunday School 9 :\0 a m. MOrning Wor sh ip, 10. 30 a m : Sunday Evan~PIIslk mrellnR. 7: 00 p .m . Pray£'r m~t i n~ WPdnesda~ 7: 00p .m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COliNTV &ov. Wanda JBhn110n, Dlrtdor Harold Johnso• Classified Coupon Pomeroy, OH . THE RING OF T:RUTI-1 Saturday Ez ...el 37. 15·28 How much we depend on symbo ls to express our thoughts, our feelings, our conrictkJns! This ring says 'We're engaged." It speaks of love nnd promiHs gMen. lt prophesie~; marriage and vtJW5 to be taken. It p;oclaims to the world that two lives shall be forever Sunday Joel 3: 1·15 Intertwined. INSURANCE SERVICES 214 E. Main 992 -5130 ·"" . MEIGS TIRE \\ CENTER. INC. 1 \·~ ;I John f . foiU J. Marcu s fultl Ph. 992·2101 Pomerow l Syracuse 992·3978 • Ge t a S.77 95 Kodak rnslant camera lo1 only $ 19 95 and lwo Ooq Chow we1ght c ncle~ 1 As k u s about 11 w. By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. But can anyone: be sure that such 11 symbol speaks truth? Monday We con e~epre!! with ttus ring only what Is real and honest m our hearts. If our hearts lie or deceive, the symbol becomes port of the lraud. If thi s ring then is to ~ok truth, he who gives It and she who wears it must Mvt: lellrrned within them selves to separate truth from fe~ hood 1'1 thought, In feeling, m conviction. The Church has a great deel to do wtth the sacred· ness of lcwe and marriage. h can fulfill tts duty best If given the opportunity to mold lhe cheracter of our sons and 2:1· 13 ~~~~k>ng b<lo"' Acrs Tuesday Pstlim 104:1 -35 Wednesday Thursday Romans 8 ' 18·30 Middleport Pomeroy, Oh. Frldsy 1 Corinthians 12. H1 School .11 am S£'rvtC!' Sundav 7 p m : the" Director of Educatloa HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CKtiRCH . Worship st:>rvl~. 10: 15 a .m .; C Aurc.<h School 9 : 15a .m .; Blblf' Study, Sunday 7::\0 p . m . Prayf'r Group Wf'dnes · day 9:00a.m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . Ch urch SchoollO: 15 a.m .; Wor ship servicf' 11 : 30 a .m . SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· TERIAN CHURCH. Wors hip Servlct' 9· 00 a.m .; Church Schoo110~1S a.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pastor, Rev . John Evans. Sunday SchoollO:OO a. m .; SUnday Morning Worship 11 : 00 a.m . Children's Church 11 a.m.: Sunday evenInK service. 7 : 00p.m.: Wednesday evening Young Ladles' Auxiliary, 6: 00 p .m . WednPiday, Family Worship 7:00p.m . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCI{, near t.onA Bottom. Ed~l Hart, pastor. SUnday School 9: 30 ,.m.: WouhJp 10:30 a.m.: Prayer m..,nng. 7:30 p.m. Tlluraday. )IIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. ("'mf'r Ash and Plum . Leslie }<~&C ~:;~RS 212 E. Mam Street 992-3785, Pomeroy Ha yma n, p as tor. Sunday Sl'hool 10· 00 a m ; Morning Wor sh ip . 11 . 00 a . m .; We-d - nesday and Saturday 7:30 p .m . Even ln~ S('rv\ct:>s at MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED MIITHODIST CHURCH Fa)' Sauer, Director R~v . ,J ame8 E. Corbitt, Assistant NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev. Don Archer Rf'v. Roy Deeter Rev. Seldon Johmwn ALF'RED- Ch urch School 9 30 a .m . Wor ship, 11 a .m : UMYF . !i· JO p .m . UW. Third Tu (>sda y, 7 :m p m . Co mmunion, fir s t Sunday tArcher1 CHESTER - Worsh1p 9 a m . C hurch Schoo l lO a m .: Bible Stud y, Thur sday 7p . m .; UMW. fir s t Thursda y, 1 p m .: Com munlon , first Sunday tArchPr) . JOPPA - Wo r sh ip 9. 30 a . m : Church Sc hool IO <lO am Bible Stud y. Wf'dnPs da y. 7· 30 p .m . jJo hnso n l. LON G BOTTOM - C hurc h School 9: 30 am ; Wo r shi p 7 p m . , Btbl(' Stu dy, Wed nMday, 7: 30 p m . U MYF. Wl"dnesd av. 6:00 p .m ; Comm union First Sund a\ t Arc her 1 REEDSVILLE - Church Sc hoo l!! :\0 a m , Worship ~ rvl cP 11 :00 a .rn tD('(' IPrl T UPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL Church Schoo l 9 a .m .. Wor ~ hip 10 a m .. Blblf' STu d.\ ' , Tuesday, 7. 30 p .m , UMW, Third Tut:>sda y . i : 30 p.m .: Co mmunion Fir s t Su nda y IA rChf'r l . CEN1'RAL t.:LUSTER Rev. James E. Corhlct Rt>v . Ste\·en 1\'elson Rev Richard Rothemlch Rev. Hobert E. Robinson Rev. 1\ndre""' Rubenklnll: ASBURY !Syracuse)- Worsh ip 11 am . Church &hool 9 45 <1 m .; C hargP Blbll:' Study . WerlnPSday . 7·.10 p .m ., UMW. f1r s t Tu<'Sda y, 7: 30 p. m .. Choir Rehf'arsal. WednC'sday 6 30 p.m ; UMW , fo u rth Sun day . 6 30 p. m . tNt:>lsonl . F.NTF.RPRISE: Wors hip q a m , Church Sc hoo l 10 a m.: Dible Study Tut"s· dav . 7 30 p. m; UMW. F irst Monday. 7: :m p.m., UMYF , Sunday, 6 p. m . Choir Re> ht:>ars al. 6 <l0 p m . Wednesday t Rothfl· mich l FLATWOODS- Church School. lOam . : Worship, II a .m .; Blb l<' Study, Thursd day . 7 p .m . , UMYF , Sun d;.~ y, 6 p .m IRothemichl FOREST R U N - Worship 9 am . €hurC'h Schoo l \0 am : Choir pt acllcC'. Tuf:>sday, 6 30 p .m .. UM\\-, ru·st T u('sday, 7 30 p .m INC' Ison l HEATH tMiddleporl\- Chu rch ~il'hool. 9: 30 ll m .: Worship 10 :.10 a rn .. Btblf' Study, Tuesday , \0 a .m .; UMW, S<'Cond Monda y , 7.30 p m : UMW S{'('ond Mon day. 7:30p.m : UMM, Thi rd Mo nda v. 7: JO pm <Ro binson) . MINERSVILLE - Wor c; hip Sf>rvkc 10 a. m ., Chu rc h School , 11 a .m: UMW. third Wednesday, I p m .; Choir prac tl c <' . Mon da;,-,7 30pm (Nelson). PEARL C HAPEL - Wors hi p Servic e 9 a. m.. Church Schoo l 1l a m : UMW Sf' c ond Tuesda y 1· 30 p.m . : UMY F la s t Tu<'s da;,-. 7: 30pm . tubf>nkln~n POMEROY- Church St· huo l 9 : 15a .m Wo rship Srrvlce. 10: 30 am Choi r r P ht:>arsat Wednesday. 7 JO p. m ; UMW. SP· cond Tuesday, 7· JO p m ; UMYF. Sunday, 6 p .m . (Co rbiiiJ · ROCK SPRING S- Ch urch Sc hoo l, 9 IJ am: Wors hip 10 a . m.: Blblf' Study, Wf' d nPSday , 7 30 p .m .: UMYF iS<'nlor s l . Sun day, 5 p m.; (J unio rs ! every othN Sun day, 6 p.m . IRotht:>mlch• RUTLAND- Church Sc hool, 9: 45a .m ; Wors hip . lU: JO a .m . : UMW ( E\<f'nlnlg Ctr c le \ second WNin<'sday, 7 30 p .m .; UMW !Aflernoon Circle I S(>('ond T hursda}', 1 p m. (Rubenklnl{l SALEM CF.NTF.R - C'hurch Sc hoo l, 10 a.m .: Worship 9 : 4~ a.m . !Rubenk1ng1 SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8: :~0 a m .; Churc h Sc hool to a.m. IRube-nktn~l SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re\'. James M. Clark Rev Paul McGuire lk\' . Orvillll' White APPLE GROVE- Church Sc hool~ a .m . Wors hip, 10 am . (First and lhlrd S un days 1; UMW, Sf:lcond Tuesday, 7:30p .m .: Prayer m eeting. W('dnesday, 7 p .m tCJarkl BETHANY - Wor s hip,~ a . m .: Church Sehool, 10 am.; Bib le Study , WPdnf'sday , 10 am.; Dorl·as Wome n' s Fell owship . Wednesday, 11 a . m . (McGuire ) CARMEL- Chu rc h School 9: 30 am .: Worship, 10: 45 a .m . Seco nd a nd Fourth Sunda ys; Fellowship dinner wl!h Sull on, third Thursda y , 6.30 p m tMcGulrt>l EAST LETART- Church Sc hoo l9 a.m ; Worship 10 a.m sC'<'ond a nd fourth Su n days, UMW tlrst Tuesday, 7·30 p .m (Clark) . LETART FALLS - Worship 9 11 m : Chu rc h School lU a .m . !Clark i MORNINGSTAR - Worsh ip , 9 : 45a .m ; Church School 10· 30 a .m .; Bible Study, Thursda y, 7: 30p.m . (While!. MORSE CHAPEL- Church School9: 30 a. m .: Worship 11 a .m . IWhllf'l. PORTLAND - Church School 6: 30p .m . ; Worship 7: 30p.m.; UMYF Wednesday, 7: 30p.m . ( McGuire). RACINE WESLEY AN - Churc h School. 10 a .m; Worship, 11 a .m .: UMW fourth Monday 7. 30 p .m . ; Men's Prayer BTE'akfast, Wednesday , 7 a .m (Clark). St.rrTON - Church School, 9: 30 11 .m . Morning worship 10· 45 a .m . rtrsl and third Sundays: Fellowship dinner wtth Carmel, third Thursday, 6:30p.m . IMcGutr(>) . KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Oliver Swain, Supt. Sunday School 9:30a .m . ev ·· ery week. _ 11,9BSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. '" tw.n..M ·~Knost.. ~~ ..-.dw.a..p 0 Tom State n, past o r . Sund ay Sc hool 9: 30 a. rn, EveninRservke 7 30p m . Wednl.'sda y prayt:>r me-e ting 7: 30p .m BEARWALLOW RIDGE C HUR C H OF C HRI ST, Duane Warden, mlntster. BtblC' class 9:30a . m .; Morning Wo r s hip IO:JOa . m , Ev£>ntng Worship 6 30 p .m Wedrlf'S· day Dible S1 udy 6 30 p m . NEW ST IVERSVILL E CO MMUNITY CHURCH, Su nda ~ Sc hool SE'rvtcc, 9 : 45 a . m ; Wors hip service 10· 30 a .m ., F:vangetlstl c Servli'P 7. 30 p. m Wt:>dne.c; day : Pray<'r mee ting 7: 30p.m . Thursday ZION CHURC H OF CHR IST, Pomeroy Harri sonvill e Rd. Robt:>r1 PurtC'II, min is \Pr, Ron Rlffl~. Sunday School S up('ri ntPn .-tent . Sunday School 9·.10 a.m, Worship ~ervlc<' lU : 30 a .m : Evening worship Sun day 7 p.m and Wednl?sday, 7 p m . ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pint;' GroVf' The Rt:>v Will ia m M idrliP S\\ar th . pastor. Church se rvk<' 9. 30a . m . : Su nda y Schooi iO: JO a. m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF C HRIST, John Wright. passtor Sunda y Sc hoo l 9 30 a .m.: Larry Haynes. S S. Sup!. Morning worship 10: 30 a .m RACINE C HURCH OF THE NAZA RENE, Rev T homas H Collier, pas to r Ma r tha W OlfP. Chairman of thf' Board o f Christian Life. Sunday School 9· 30 am., Mornln,g worship IO· JO a . m .. S unda v evPnln~ wursh tp 7· 30 p .m Prayer ml'f' tin ~ 7: 30p. m . Wednesday . LIBERTY C HRISTIAN C H UHCH Df'x · IN. Woody Call. pa stor . Servl('('s S unda y 10 a m and 7 p m . Wednesdar. 7 p .m . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Don L Walk<'r. Pas tor Rotx:rt Smith. S und ay Sc hool Supt.. Sunday School 9 10 a m .; Morning worship 10 40 a m , S u nd<n evenln ~ worship 7 .10 p m . Wf'dn Psd ay evenin.'Z Blb lf' s t udy 7 JO p. m BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY C H URCH. Burlln~ham Rev Ok('v Ra .v Laundermlll. pa s tor Ph 992-732-1 S unda .v Sc hooi iO 00 a m : Sunday <'Vf'rlln g S<'rv k t• 7 00 p .m . W{'dnes day t'V('nln~ Sf'fVICC· 7 00 p .m DANVILLE HOLINE SS C H URCH. loca ted o n R t :121 bf'hu'en VInt o n and Langsv ll](' RPv B('n Watt s. pa ~ t o r . S un · da y School. 8: 30a .m .. Bobb'r' Lambf>n . S S. Supt. Morn in~ worship 10 : :w a .m .. Chi t drt<n 's Happy Ho ur 6: 45p .m . Pra yN an d 81 bl t< Stud y 7 30 p.m M is s lon ar~· mt>f'li ng first Wt'dnesd ay of Pach m onth 7 ' 1{1 p m . For Informati o n ca ll 388-8467 . SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Dill LITtle , pastor StE'Vt.> Lll!ll•, S S Supt S undav School HI a m . Morning wor s tp . 11 a m .: S undA y ('Vf'nl n)a" worship 7· .10 p m Pra y(' r meeting and Blbl<' study Thursday , 7 lOp m .; You1h mN'ting Wl"dnl'sday at 7 p.rn CHRISTIA N FELLOWSHIP C H URCH JR.\ N 2nd Avf' , Middlepo rt. S und a~ SChOo l 10 a . m . Sunda y and " 'cd nC'sda y Even ln~ se rvlce>s at 7· 30 p .m C HESTER CHURCH OF COD RC'v H E Robinson pastor Sunda y Sc h ool~ 'lfl a . m.: Worship serv lr<'. ll a m , E vr·nlng serv icf' 7 p.m Mid we-ek SN\J IC<', W{'dn esday, 7 p m. LANGSVILL E CHRISTTAN C H URCH Rober t E . MussPr . pas tor . Sunday Sc hool 9: JO am : Paul Mu sser . s u pt. ; Mor ning wors hip 10: JO am ., Sund ay pvrnln~ SE' r V l<'f', 7 p m .; mid -week sen•in• Wf'dnes · day. 7 pm SYRACSE C HURC H OF THE NA ZARENE Rev. James B Klttl(' , pas to r Sherman Cundiff, s upt. Sunday Sc hool 9:30 a m , Mornln~ wo rs hip 10 . .10 a m , Evangelis tic se r vlcC'. li p .m Praver and PralsP Wt>dnesday. 7 p .m .: Youth mf'('t lng . 7 p.m . ED EN UNI T ED BRETHR EN IN CHR IST. Eld<'n R S take . p;utor Su nda y Schooli O a .m .; R o bert Reed . Supt. Morn Ing sermon . 11 a .m .; Sunday nl~ht se r vices: Chri s tian Endeavor7 30p.m . So n~~; serv i ce~ p m . Pr<'aching R 30 p .m Mlrl week prayer met:>tlng WE'dncsday. 7 p .m Alvin Re-ed . laylt<11der. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN . RogPr Watso n , p.1nto r Crf'nson Prall , Sunda y School Sup! Morning wo r s hlp9: .10 a. m .; S unday Schooll0: 30 a . m .; Even in,r<: S('I'V\('(' , 7.30 p . m . MT. UN TON BAPTIST, Joe Sayre. Sun da): Sc hool Sup! . Sunday School 9· 45 a m . Evening worship 6: 30 p ,m , Prayer M et•! · lng, 6: 30p.m . Wednesda y . TUPPERS PLAINS CHUR C H OF C HRIST . Jody Holland . minl s lf'r . [)('ryl We lls, Supt . Morning worsh1p, 8: 00a .m . Church School 9: 00a .m . CHESTER CHURC H OF THE NAZA RENE . Rev. He-rbert Grate. pastor. Frank Rtrfl(>, s upt. Sunday School 9: 30 a. m ; Worship service, 11 a .m . 11nd 7 p .m . S unday . Wednesday, 7 p .m . Pr11ye r mePt · lng . LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODI ST CHURCH . R<'V . Robert Mlllt>r , pastor . Lloyd WriRht, Director or C hristian Edu cation. Sunday School9 JO a .m .; Morning worship 10: 30 a .m : Choir prartiC'e, Sun dB y 6:30p.m .; Eve ning worship 7: 30p.m . Wednesday Pr11yer and Bible Stud y, 7; 30 p.m . DEXTER CHU RCH OF CHRIST. Charlf's Rus.sell Sr., ministe-r . Rick Ma comber , supt . Sunday School 9 · 30 a .m .; Worship servlct- 10: :ll a.m . Blble study, Tut'lda'r'. 7: 30p.m . IJo• F....... ~- v GroceriesGeneral Merchandise Racine 949-1550 THE DAILY SENTINEL John 21 1-14 Middleport, Ohio U WAID CROSS SONS STORE "For A Real Auction Call the Ral McCoy" I. 0. "Mac" McCoy Rt I, Reedsville. Oh. .. on s pec1a lly ma rk.e d 50-lb ba gs ot Punna Dog Chow brand DOG FOOD 399 Pomeroy ·RACINE PLANING MILL RALL'S Mill Work· BEN _ · ~FRANKLIN' Cabinet Making ~~~~-~~ • SAVE $2.00 .1 IF WE tNSTALL YOUR WINDSHIELD DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE. 992-2955 Equipment s~~~i~:d SEARCH FOR . IN GALLIPOLIS , OHIO D ~. '-'Y t- H t ;()lJ)- P!al'o'd F I!Tll.•r A ..u lt "' vm~ · n~ n \. 1 '1 ami Utll MatthN' - lt • dnil Prescriptions Fire & ANNOUNCES THE PURINA DOG CHOW' Duff's 1'1.111 locust & Beach Streei 992-9921 Middleport ,--------------....1.--------------- 2 Free Meals At rl'fltl'r i '<~h m li">N g\l.ltl! :J This Message and Chruch EUIS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE A~~::~~l:. a~;, PHARMACY ·~Service . · We Fill Doctors' ~ . 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LaRussa summoned Juan Agosto, who promptly gave up a three-run homer to Lynn. Al Jones was quick to follow and he got theflnalfourouts for his fourth saveofthe season. Chicago starter Richard Dotson, who entened the game wtth a 7-3 record and a 2.49 earned run average. was ripped for seven runs In 2 2-3 Innings UPS Parcels Picked Up ·\ il d lll .t ,t l [ 1r<. AnJ,:Plio. t ll d bring the White Sox bark !rom a sewn run deficit to a four-run lead -a lead they ne.!lrlv lost . Fr!'d Lynn smacked two homers for California. thP S<'('()nd bringing th<' Angels back to within one nm In the eighth lnnlnR "Wr swung the bats pn'lty well but so did they and thryhad their big shots with men on base," said Lynn. I !is second clout was the last of six homers on a night when eight pitchers surrendered 25 hits. The '\\'bite Sox used five pitchers. three in the eighth Ron Reed left A NEW SERVICE IN POMEROY !'il.lndll,)'' ~ G1&11 1~ l·m, t1Vl1111 ,u \\ 11\• ... ~ •• ' Sl l lli.Jl., oil • ,,, ..:..10 Dlt"'CI-1. •n '\ 1" Y 1 •~ .1 1 \ 11Vl1n '.tl 1 'fl" ~. 111 1<"- "'""-'(1\. ln.l 1 um<~t l .WI\~ • • 1 m. The Chicago White Sox got off the roll~r coaster with a ,irtorc that mo\"t'<l them towllhinagame ~ f .OOJ. but nobod'' seemt:'d toenjo,· uwrid<'. " !felt good about winninj< but that was hard work," said Managpr TonY LaRussa. whose '1\'hite Sox outlas tt:'d theCa llforni n Angrls 11-10 at CnmtskP\' Park on Thursdav night. · · " We 'II tak e 'em whntcver w ay wr ca n get 'em." sa id Hamid Baines, whose two thrt>C-run homers help<'d 5 Friday, June 8, 1984 "'-'eroy- Middleport, Ohio By JONATIIA.'I vrrn The Daily Sentinel Page • 229011 REORG ANIZED C H URCH OF .JESUS C HRI ST OF LATTER Di\ Y SA I NTS Port land -Racine Hoad William Rous h , pas tor· Linda Evans r hut I'll school diri•CIUI Church s chool 9: 30a .m Morning wor s ip 10 30 a m .; WC'dnf'sdav evc nm g pruyC'r Sf'rVlCC' S, 7• 'K) p m . BETHL E HEM BAPTIST. R£' v Ea1i Sh ul e r. pa s to r. Worship s.f'n'kf', 9· ]()a m Su nda y Srhool l U: :ma . m . Bib It:> Study and prayN sr> r v iCP Thu rsda y, 7:30p .m CARL ETON INT ER DENOMI N ATIONAL C HU RCH . Kings.burv Road R(' v David Curfman. pas lor . Sunday Sc hool 9 3(1 am .: Ralph C<J rl Sup! Evf'nlng wor ship 7· 10 p m. Prayer m ('{'! l n ~ Wedm•s d <.~y 7 .10 p m LONC BO'ITOM C HRI ST IA N, J nd 11 Ho llan d, pa s tor . Walla c (' JJam••wood. Sund ;n Schoo l Supt. Worship st>r vtf'£', (J a . m ., B lb lt> School 1() cu11 HYSELL RUN HO I.I NF.SS C H UR rH H.f>\'. Th('reon Durham . p as to r Su nday Sc hool a 1 9· 30 a .m : Morn1n.10: wo rshrp al 10: .10 a m .; Sunday Pve nln_g srrvlr <' at 7 .10 p.m ., T hursda}' sf'rVIC'f'S at i :m p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION lit Bald Kno b, \ocawd on Co unty Road .H . Rf'v . La "-rencr GIU('SPncamp, pasto r . R<>v Roger Wil lford. ass! pas to r Pr('ac hlng sf'rvices Sunday 7. :ro p_m Pravf'r mt>cllng Wedn('sda\- , 7. :l0 p m , Gary C rtfll l h, leadN Youth g r o ups Sunday ev('ni n ,~:: :11 6 :\0 p m "ith Ro~('f and Vt u iP! W\tlfordd . Jpadt:> rs Co mmunion sf'rv icP fir<> I Sunda y · r ach month WHITE' S C HAPEL. Coolv illr R 0 Rl:'v Ruy Dt>t•ter, pa ss tur Su nda} &: hool 9· 30" m : Wo r ship se rvlcf' . 10 10,1 m l31 blf' studr a nd pr av er servkP . Wr dnf's da y. 7: JO p m R UTLAND C HUR C H OF CHRI ST. Mark Jo nt''· pa s tor Bill Nrc hulson , S un · da v Schoo l S up t. Su nda .\ Schoul9 : :W <l .m : Mo r n!n,E' Wors htp a nd Communi o n 10: .10 a Ewn ln~ W o r s h l p - L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . J Wf'dn~.w pra }'f' l me-eerlng 7 p m . MT. HERM ON U N ITED BRETHRE N IN CHR IST C H UR C H, L oca tf'd 111 TP xas Community off C t Rt 82 Re v. Robert Sande1 s, pas lor. Don Wilt , layleader . Sun day School 9 1{) a m . Mor n Ino Wor sh tp ... IU: 45 a.m .: Evl'n ln ~ p re<~c hmg Sf' r vlcf' Sf'· cond and fo urth Sunday at 7 J(l p m .. Christian Ende avor, first nnd th ird Sun da}'. 7. 30 p m Wednesda y prayC>r mt'4.'11ng and Bible Stud y, 7:10pm JEHOVAH' S WITNE SS. 37319 St a lf' Route 124 1one mtiP east o f Hu tlandl . Sun day . Bible lf'C: Iun• 9 .10 am .: Wat r ht owN stud y 10 .lO am , Tuesday . Bt bll' s lud v, 7<!0 p.m .; Thu rsda Y. Tht:>oc rt~ tic School 7 30 p .m . SC> rv tCC' mf.('ttng. H: :/0 p m CHURC H OF GO D OF PROPHECY . l.ocatf'd nn 0 J Whit \-' Hoa d of Hl ~<: hw <:~y HiU Pat Hf'n so n pa s tor S unday Schoo l 10 a .m Cla sses fo r al l agp;; Jun ior Chu rch 11 a. m , Mo r ning v..or s htp II a.m . Adult Choir pr actlcf' 6 p .m . S unday . Young Pl'O · p ip ' s. ChildrC'n 's Chu rc h and Adult Bib l(' Stud y, W('dnes da y a t 7 :!0 p. m HOPE BAPTI ST C HAPEL, ~70 l.rant St . Middleport. Affiliated with Sout h(' rn llaptist Convt:>nt ion Su nd ay SchoollOa . m ; Morn ing wor s hip 11 a m F.vPnl ngwor s hlp 7 p m : Wr dnf>sda y evt:>nlng Bib\ (' stu dy and prayPr mee-ting 7 p .m . ARAnF'ORD C HURCH OF CHR IST. St. Rt 124 and Co. R d ~ Mark ~~~er ~ mlm s tc r Sunda .v School Supt. Slevr l'lrkf'n s Sunda y School 9: .10 a m : Morntn g war s h1p 10 30 a .m ., E\Pnl ng v..·or s hlp i p m Wt:>dn Psday wors hlp 7 p m ST PAU L LUTH ERAN ft! Unf'l·l. Cor ner Sycamo rr and Se-c ond Sts . Po mprov Thf' R ev . W\Jti a m Mlddlrswa t'lll . psror Sun.-ta~' SC hoo l 9 45 a rn, C hur ('h service 11 a m . SACRED H E.'\RT CHURC H. MSI! t An tho n\< Glannam orr> . Ph . "¥.12 :,s9~ S,nur day EvPtllng Ma .\>S 7 30 p .m : S unda\ Mass Ram a nd 10 a m Confpss inn s o 1w half hour be for£' C'.Jc h Mass CCD c ta c;~l'~ II a .m S unda y. VICTOR\' BAPT IST S2S r-; 2nd S1 , MtddiPporl .tam f' s E K~ ·P., t'l '. p<.~~ I IJ r Su nda y m o rnin g worship Ill ,, m F.\•f'n mg SC' r VIC' <' 7 p m . WPdn('sda\ rvf'nlng won;h ip 'i p .m Vi ..; ltali o n. Thursd a y ti .'Ill pm TRINITY CHH ISTtAN ASSEMB L Y Cool v ill r G tllx'rt Spf'ncC'r. pa s to r· Su nd a\ Sc hool~ · .1Ua . m . , Mo rmng sp n ·tcf', Jl a rri . Su nda"' f'vP n \ n~ sf!n•lc£' 7 :\0 p m . Mid · w<'r k prayf'r .~rv ic (' Wc-dnrsdav 7 30 p .m MT. OLIVE COMMUNI TY CH URnf . La wrPnC(' Bu s h . p.1 s 1or Max Fotmr r . Sr S upt Su nda ,v S(' hOO I a nd M o rmn~ Wo rship 9· .111" m , Sundav t'Vf'nln~ ""'rvic-f' 7 p m Youth ml'f'tlnc .J nd Btbl<' Stud\'. \'¥ f'dn£' s day . 7 p m U"l" fTED F'AITH CHURCH, Rt 7 on P o mf'roy n y -Pass R PV R o bert Srrith . Sr pa s !n r Rf' v . .l amP<> Cundi ff . ass! pa~ l (l r Sund ay School 9 . :m a m . Morntn ~ wo r s h1p 10 30 a m .. Evf'ning worship 7· .10 p m Wompn 's F'f'llow s lup . Tues dav . 10 a m Wedn t:>sday night pra yf'r se r vlrl' 7 .10 p m FAITH BAPTIST C HURCH , R .:1 llroad St., Ma so n . Sund ay S<·hoo iiO a .m . Mo rn 1n,1; v..ors hlp 11 d n1. Ev f'ning Sl'llltt'l' fi p m Pra yf'r mf•<'ling a nrl Dihl1• ~ tud v Wf'd · nt·sda-,. , 7 p m . FOREST R U N RAPTL<;;T . Rl'\ Nvt0 Bon.lt>n, pa s1or . Co r n(' lru s Bunrh , supt. Sun da v Sc hool 9 .' )() a m , Second a nd fourth :o;und;;~ :r s wu1 s hi 1J wrvlcp ar ~ 30 p m MT ~10R I AH BAPTIST . F o urth <~n d Ma in St Middl f'po rt. RP v Ca l \li n Min ni s . pa stor M rs Elv in B u m ~a rdnPr. s upt Sunda v Sc hool 9 .10 <1 m . Wors hip s.Pr\'kl" Hl 45 m a SUCCESS !WAD CHL1RC H OF C"HHI "T .JosPph B Hos kms. Ev:.~ n~Pll <.T Sundd V B1blt ' Stud\ 4 ;1 n• Wor'lllp ]() :1 m . Sund«v Pvf'mng "i('J\.tC'f' ct t fi p m . Wf'dnr..,d.J\ '1'1'\K r · i pm P EN l ET UST i\L A!'-.!'-.tMBL 'J n <.tctn~·. RT 124 . Wlltwm Hoh;:w k. pa q o r Su ndav Sc hoo l 10 a m . Sunda y pvp nm g !.1'1"\' l t 't • 7 p m . W('d nf's day c vr· nin g o;;e n rc f' 7 IJ n1 t AK !-'1::1\T ER BAPTIST. Don fhP <Hilf' . Supt Sunda y Sc hool 9 R.J am M P rn l n ~ Wur s hip 10 10 :.~ m Pravf' r ~ 1 ·r1.tC'f' al lt •rn ali> Sund"''' MllJlJ LLPORT Pf:NTE COSTAL Thtrrl Av E' RE'v C l.uk Rwkn pas lor Car l ~ o t tmgham . Su nd.t\' Sc llool Sup1 Sundav Sc- hoo l 10 a m wiT h 1' 1 <.1-.S(·~ fu 1 o~ll ai-{~S [V('ntng S£' f\'ll'f'' at ti p m Wf•rlnl'<ida \ B i· bl e s tud y at 7 .IU p m 'J out h spn·tct>s Fn day a17 :\0 p m ECCLES lA FE LLOW <q-\1 P. ] :_II( Mill Sl . Mldd\Ppor t . Rn.thf' l C'hLJI' k \1, prf'r,rm . pa s to r. Sund av S(·hnol to .t m :.,u nd. n · C'\'f' nln~ ~ f'f\ l!'r'" .J l <p m .•n et \\ PIInt ·-.d,r v set V\Cl'"- at 'j p m · NTIQUITY BAPTi t:; T F. r~r l '-'hu l 1·r )J'J~ lor ~ undt~ v Schoo l LJ .In .r m (" hu11 11 ~ ~ · ~ v lcP . 7 p m . 'l 11U T11 m f'!'linJ..: . h p m l' ut· • Ua v Brbll' STudv aT 7 p m FULL COS PI-'1 Lt(;HTH n L'S I-:. HO-t:, Hiland Road . P o m l'ro • T .. m f-..:(·11 .\ . p.• ~ tor Dann v Lunl)o•n . S S Su pl Su nU ,n morn in ~ " ' ' ! \ ' I\ '< at Ill ,I m . Sun d,t\ ,. ._., rl 1ng sl'rv tr f' 7 '10 p 111 Tw •r l,l \ .111d T ll lll ~ da)" Sf' l'\'li"'f''- ott 7 Ill p m WORD OF Fi\1111 rH Mill St ~11 dd l 1· port Rll'tU rd "i tPI-I ',Jr' P.J'-tor Su nd ,n mornin g " ' t ' '~'' ' 111 ,; m Su nrl .1\ ;•-. c•nmj! i .10 Tu1•s d .. tv rnnrnm g 8J1J h qud\ l!l .t m Wc-dn r~ d o\ P\'l' nlnc i 'ltl p m T h u~d.r \ mor ntng \'fd(• O "' !lh f\ r· nm ·th I o prl,t nd 111 d Hl , f'rill .J\ P\.' ('1\III J.! \l(\1'11 l~ llh f'\l·nn(•lh \ o r)(' I. I nd 7 Ul p m NF. W H A\'1' '\ CJ H'R C II 01 ' T I! F ~-\ Z1\R F.NF:. Rl'\ ld1nd n n Sr1 r> ud p ..t'' "' Su nd a\ Schllf> \ ~l 111 ,1 m 'A " r ~ htp~( ' t \11 1 10 1! 1 ,\ m , Yo uth '1'1 \ I C' <' Su t,d<J•, 1; 1-, I! m Sund a \ f'\'I' OlnJ: \1'1 \ I CI'-; 1~1 jJ m \\ Pll nesday Pr ayN M1•1' Un g and Bibk STud;. 7 OCI p m N EAS E SETT I.Pv'l F'\T r HL 'flCIL Su n dav a 11crnoon :-('r VI n '" at ~ .10 Thu 1,d ,11 rvf'n lng q• r \ II 'P' .1 1 ; 10 FIRST BAPTI ST C'IIL' R C H \1~., n n W \' ct P ,1 slor Rill Mu rplt1 Sund d\ Sr hno l to a m .. Sund a \ t' l't•m ng ~ ' \fl r rr J ' 1 " , 1 m('('!ln~ ,tnd B i!Jil' qurh Vlf'tln r-:- d ;.~' i ·w p m E"'f'rvonP l-l'l'lcnm1 • R UTLAI"D FREE \\' II I RAPTl s ·r. s,, lf'm S! n l' l'. Pa ul T;nl or p,, .,trH Su nd .n Srttool 10 am . Sunt1a1 1'\Cnln "-' 7 111 p m Wt:>dnPs d av P\'f'ntn g p ra \"f' t mN lin <! 7 :to prn SOUT H AF: T HEI .' \ 1-'\\ 1 Fo..;T,\\11-: :"\T C H UR C H. Siht•r Hid gr Duc~n r- t.;,·rlf' ll slrlckC'r , pa .q or Su ndo11 S1 hnt ·l q d m Chu rr-h Sf't l' tCf' 10 -~ m Blblf• S iu d\ \\I'd rw ~da\ at 7 \0 IJ tn .Jun<' 1hru :;,p;J! Pm bf>r 7 p m Octobrr thr'IJ .\ Ln Sund n ,., "r11n i.! Fellow s hip ~ p m JunL' lh ru " ''p!i· m h• ·t " p m Oc1 obf>r th r u M ..n m RL'TLANDBIBLE METHODIST f\mos T1llls. pas tor So nn y Hud so n, supt S un d dy School 9: .10 a .m Morn in~ 'o\Or s hip . 10 .10 o rn , Sunday f'vr nlng S<'t'v lrc c ·i 00 p rn WPdn c>sday S<' rvlce 7 p .m WMPO pr o g ram 9 am . £"ach Sunda y . R UTLAND C HURCH OF TH E NAZA HE N E HE'v Lloyd D G rimm ..Jr .. l)<lS to r S11ndav SC hool 9: JO a .m : Wo rslp SNVI rr 10· 30 a m . Yo ung prop lr' s Sf'rv lc<' 6 p m E v an,~.: f'lh lil· serv ll't' fi . :mIJ m Wl'dnl' sd a\ Sf'fVicl' 7 p m MA SO~ CH URCH OF CHR IST Mllt t> t St, Ma s on, W \',1 Euge nf' L. CongfL r , ml nl s tPr Snday Bib]{' S! ud y 10 .t.m , WOr ship 11 .1 Ill .· itlld 7 p m Wprlnf' .. rlii _\' Riblf' S!ud y. voca l mu s ic. 7 p m L IB~ : HTY AS."iEMHLY 0F (~0U - M,'lson. .J N Th;lC'kf'r p;:~sto r F vf'nmg ~·n· l~· 7· .Yl p .m . Wo mt"n· ~ Mintsn-v. Thursdav. ~ : ?II a m . WNinf'Sdav Pra\.-Pr <Jnt.l Bibl1• Sl u e\~·. Sermonette 7 1~lplll HARTFORD C HURCH OF C HJ{IST IN C HRI STIAN UNIO N T hP Rf'v Wllti.Jm Campb£'11. pastor Sunday School ~ · :W a m : .James Hugh<'s. s upl Evening sC' r vlc<' 1 30 p .m . W('(!n sda y eve n ing pra ye r mt•t•t · tng 7 :30p.m . Youth prayer se r v ic(' e a r h Tuesday F'AIR\!IF.W BIBLE C HU R C H, Letart , W Va Rt l, .Ja m<'s Lewis, pasto r . Wor · s hi p serviC E' S 9 30 a .m . ; Sunday Sc hoo l 11 a m .: Evrnln ,01: wo1 s hip 7. 30 p m Tuesday euttage prayf'r tnf'f'tln~ a nd [lible Stu dy 9· 30 ,1m : \\'or s hlp sf'fv lcc. W<'dn es day 1· 30 p m OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN C H U R CH. Walnut and Ht>nr y St s. Ravf' nswood W. Va Tht:> Rt>v . Gror~P C . Weirick, pa stor Su nda y ~Chool 9 30 a m .; Su nd ay worsh ip 11 a.m CALVARY BIBLE C H URCH . locat f'd o n Pume1 oy Pike. Co unt y Road 25 near Flat · woods n Pv. B lackwood pasto r Serv lr<'s on Sund ay a tiO · ,'KJ a .m and 7 10 p .m . with Su nday Sc hoo19: 30 a .m Blblt>Stud y. Wcd nes(J ay, 7 .10 p .rn FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRU~ADE FOR C HRIST. St. Rl. 338, An!lqult y Rpv Fra nklin Di c kens, pastor . Sunda y morn In~ 10 a m , Sunday t'Vt:>nlng 7· 30 p.m Thursda} pvpnlng 7 30 p .m STIVERSV ILLE COMMUNITY BAP TIST CHURC H. Pa s tor Robert Byers. Sunday Sc hoollOa .m .; Worship 5l'rvl ('(' 11 am .; Sunday eve ning servke,7 · 30 p m ., WednPsday evenln~ ~P rvlce 7.30 p .m . INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH Inc , Pearl St., Mlddleporl Rev . O'Dell Manley , pasto r . Sunday School g 30 a . m . Morn ing worship 10: 30 a .m .; Evening wor!'ihlp 7: JO p .m . TuE-sday, 12: 30 p .m . Women 's Prayer mee!lng. Wednesday , 7: 30 p.m. Prayer 11nd Praise servlt'-" RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS C HRI ST. Elde-r James Miller . Bl· ble Sludy , Wednesday 7: 30 p .m .; Sunday Sc hoollO a .m .: Sunday nig ht service. 7· 30 p. m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS. H~~rrls onvllle R oad . Earl Fields, pastor. Henry Eblin. Jr .. Sunday &hoot supt. Sunttay School 9 : 30 a .m . ; Morning worship 11 a .m .; Sunday evening service 7· 30 p .m . Prayer meeting Wednesday , 7:30p. m . lM\ACUSE nRST CHURCH OF GOD. Non·Pt>rlt('(.'(l!tal Jov Clark. pastor . Ph. m-3000:. Wonhlp Sf'Nto:o Sundav 10 a .m .: This Sunday we celebratc• the marvelous feast of Pl'n tcros t when thP Holy Spir it was given to the people of God . J~sus gaw the gift of Peace after His resurrection : but th<'n. after He was made Lord of the Universe by the F ather. H<' srnt the first fruit -the gift of the Holy Spirit . It Is the work of the Spirit to teach us all the things th~ Lord ha s told us, to bring about the Kingdom of God . and to help lead the ltvrs that will give the fullness of eternal glory. John sa1d that eternal life has already begun In us- the fullness wilt rome after our death. The human l''liters of the Bible speak of the Splrtl in wondrrtul imagery; namely, the Breath of Life. the Counsellor. He appears in the fonn of a dove. in the tongues of ftre, the wind , and the peal of thunder. He has been called Advocate, Paraclete, Wonderful. and many other names. Then:- is no way to captun"' all lhf' Spirit 1s as it i!-impo.sslble to capture all God Is . Jesus told us He would not leave us as orphans but would "'' present with us today In Hi s spirit. How marvelous The Spirit comes with gifts for all Christtans wisdom . understanding, knowledge, counsel. foriltudP, piety a nd fear of lhP Lord . Jesus said by !heir frui ts you will know them . II is as simple as !hat, yet profound also. Many say, "Lord, Lord." But by the fruits of the Splrll will we be known. Those fruits from Scripture are: Charit y. joy, peace, patlerce, goodness. mildness, longsu!fering. faith, modesty, contlnency, chastity, piety and fear of the Lord . If theseat·e In our lives, we are fulfilling the Lord's command to keep the commandments and love one another and God . I tis then tha t we ra n know we are In the Spirit. There Is cause for joy. God Is wtth us, the Spirit of Jesus Is with us, His gifts are ours for the wonderful mission to bring about the Kingdom of God, the Kingdom of Justice, Peace and Love. Submitted by Msgr. Anthony Glannamore, Pastor of Sacred Heart Church, Pomeroy, Ohio. �~ The Page Daily Sentinel June 8, 1984 Ohio Rhonda Kaye 1\ie<'('(', da ughter of Mr. and Mr. Charles Neece of Pomeroy . will ix' rom(X'ting for !he title of Miss Teen of Ohio in Delaware. Aug . 2-4 . Miss Teen of Ohio will win an all expense paid trip to the Miss Teen of America Pageant. a $1,(00 cash scholarship and other awards. The scholarship program is Wlique in its selection of state and national partic ipants. ThC' pageant utilizes six judging categor ies to find the most outstanding young women from arou nd the count!"\" . They arc scholastic record, s<>rvice and achievement, personal deve lopment . poise a nd appearance. genera l awareness and interview. The pagea nt's official state cha r ity is thf' A.mC'r ican Cancer Soci ct~·­ The Miss TE'<'n of Ohio candidates wi ll tx> par1icipating in a scavcngr r Rhonda Kay Ne<whunt to raiSf' funds for the Cancer Society. The charilY e\·en ts. the judging activities and production re hParsa ls lead up to the MISs Teen of Ohio pageant fina ls 10 be held at Bra nch Rickrv Al'('na on the Ohto Wf'slf':van Unh·c:rsitv campus. Aug .t. R: 1.=) p. m . ton, pu blicitY and Ia sunnendante; etnd Betty Van Me ter , lva Powell , and Florence Richards, initiatory a ctiv it ies. --an~d~ao::ow~a=rds=.==:":"'-:~~:-"1 Larkins reunion held in Meigs The Larkins famil y reunion was he ld Sund av at tht'old homeplacc of Dell and · EthC'l Larkins. Long Bottom . Allendi ngwet1' Berdell. Ruby and Larry Dunn Midland . Pa .; Ca thy, Neal a nd Cou rtnPV Ya lie. Columbus; Rogl'r. Lvnn ." Todd a nd Slf•w Osbome. FIPming; Shirlev. Adam. Aaron. and Anna SalisUurv, CaUipo· lis: JdfJT'.v, Sa ndra, Chad a nd .Je rrod Folnwr, Pornt_ -'ro.v . Ga lE'. CIIAJbic, .J~l\ mit ' and Donna Bogard. Long Boll om; Raymond . Nancy and Eric Larkins. Tuppers Plains; Norma n and Ver a Weber. Tuppers Plains. Robe rt . F reda and J 1•rrv Larkins. Tressie Ste lhPm, Dorsl• l. Phvllis LarkirLs, Kenny and Taw nya La r kins, Ra ndy ;md Roberta Browning, Herald . .JoSC'phiilP a nd Carv Os OOrnC'. Long Rut torn E ntf'r·ta innwn t v/a:-. prPsC'nlf'Cl b.\' l.arrv Du nn at the ('l('(' t r ic organ wit h Donna GD~ard, Do nnal.a rki n~ . Jprem v Osb.Jm c, Rac ine'; Tf'rry·, Uor&.'i Larkins. and Tr('ssif' SIP· Melanie, a nd Liasa Pome3rov:.Jeff .Johnnie nd Stethcm P a m e la, Johnson, Pom eroy; E m e r so n, Leota.ch arlie an d Bob byJo hnson. Portland: Howard . Donna a nd BrPnl Larkins. Portland: Timothy a nd Sl<'\' iP Tlipletr. f'm1la ncl. Ponderosa Knows BowdTo TreatDa Right! Pla ns were made for lund raising activities which will include the sale of pecans and knives. Members were reminded that dues a re payable at the next meeting . A !hank you note was read from Pat Oldaker for inviting her to the an niversa ry dinner. The 58th a nnual Ia marche departeme nta l was announced for Aug. 3 and 4 at the Stouffer University Inn, Columbus. It will begin with a dutch supper al6: 30on Aug. 3wilh lhe premarchepouvior, parodies, and a reception for the outgoing chapeau. Patricia Hen!horne, that evening. The Iamarche will open at 9 a .m. on Aug. 4 and the day will inclucteamemorialservlce, Ins tallation of officers. and recogni· tion with thepresentationoftrophles Officers were e lected at th e Mond ay night picnic and meeting of Eight a nd Forty. Meigs CoWlty Salon 710, held at thP Roadside Park on Route 33. E lected wrP Loretta Tiemeyer , chapea u; Pearl Knapp, demi chapeau; .Juia Hysell. se<.'V nd demi c hapeau ; l\·a PowPil. Ia a un1onier; Ruby :vlarshall. l'archiviste; Eunie Brt nkN. la conc ier ge; :vlary Marlln, Ia secrctaire-cassiPre, Bet ty van :vle tN. pou,·io: mem ber. The c hai rmen named were Veda Davis children and youth; .Julia Hvsell. const itutio n a nd by -laws; C~ t herinl' Welsh. partnership; Pear l Kna pp, nurses sc holarsh ip ; Pearl Knapp, pa rody; Rhoda Hack· ctt. ri tual a nd e mble m ; F lorence Rict1a 1·ds, Ia avoca te; Lula Ha mp- NAMEDTOUSAA-HugbC. McPhail, a graduate of Southern High School this spring, has been named a 1984 United states National Award wilmer In the fteld of science. Sixth In bls class, he was nomlnated by bls science lnstrudor. McPhail Is the son of Hugh and Martha McPhail, Syracuse and the grand!ion of Mrs. Jean McPball Ranson, Grafton, W.Va.,andtbelateMr. and Mrs. R .S. Corson, Morgan· town, W.Va. DENNER SPECIALS $7 9 5 Your Choice *PAN FRIED FROG LEGS (3 sets) *BUTTERFLY PORK CHOPS (Split & Stuffed with Our Homemade Dressing) *DELMONICO STEAK (9-Io oz.) All dinners include salad . hot rolls. choice of p·o tato or vegetable. POMEROY - BobbJ ]oh n.ron Bobby .Johnson , ninc-vrar-old son of Mr. and Mrs . .Jamecs Rotx•rt .Johnson Sr .. is the subjf'C'I of thi s v:('(•k' s CClJT i(•r Corn~ r Bobby. who is a founh grader at the M iddlcpo11 Elcmmta ry Sc hool, is a mem ber ol the Cub Scout s . He Pnjovs playmg ba ll a nd is a footba ll ca rd coiJPCtor. He likes the oppo11unily his Orr1e m the Restautant and RecP.ive Complimentary Cover Fliday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple at 8: p.m . All officers are urged to a tt.cnd . SATIJRDAY CLIFTON - There will be a bazaar at the Clifton United Methodist Church Saturday from 10 a.m. until' p.m . The re will be yard sale items, and crafts. Refreshments of soup, sandwiches, baked items and beverages will be sold . Span· sored by Clifton charge, Clifton. West Columbia and Spillman . INVITES YOU TO MEET AND HEAR NOTED THEOLOGIAN AND AUTHOR Dr. Norman Pittinger POMEROY - The gradua· lion class of 197~ at Meigs High will be decorating for !he alumni at Roayl Oak Park Archery Building Saturday a t 10 a. m. Help Is needed and will be appreciated. For additional in· formation call Brenda Wya tt at Professor of Theology, Cambridge, England ON PENTECOST SUNDAY . -- JUNE 10 10:30 AM. (Nursery Provided) Charge in the Lounge LONE WOLF IN THE LOUNGE 992-2540. l lppt·r River Rd. (Across frorl'}h~ Airport) Gallipoli • < ,,.. '"' rm Tlfilll"KID I];~ ifD i mB 1 ' Remember - We also cater to the Dieters. At your request receive diet salad dressing, whitefish broiled to diet specifications . fresh fruits. etc .... Play today. Win tomorrow's jackpot. has :\1 c ustomf'rs AND TO THE " LUNCH BUNCH" Fast friendly service upon your arrival or call ahead if your time is limited. Sl'ntlnr•l I 4 sp trn s . AM lad iO. ou'l ' pe ak e rs $5895 1984 Ford Ranger 4 cyl. sp tr ans. rear step bumpe r. rad10 $6595 Aul o trans . P steerrng. bumper guards. ltnted glass rear r1elrosler AM/ FM . styled steel whPels wsw t11es Hear de froste1. AM/ fM stereo. lux ury whe el covers. a11 cond .. t1 nted glass RH remote mrrr or, P. st ~er mg $7995 $9695 1984 F-250 Ford 1984 Ford Mustang 2 Dr. 6 cyl . 4 >P , gauges. 1ad1o. sl1 dmg rea r wrndow, P S. cab lr ght s. c1g t1f hte r. tape st11pe reat step , au' s prrng s & more root. AM / FM ste reo. wife wh ee l cover s $8895 $8295 V-6. auto . trans. P S T gla ss s un - LATE MODEL USED 1983 Ford Conversion Van 351 eng., auto . tra ns. LOADED SAVE$$ 1983 Mere. Grand Marquis 4 dr .. dark blue met. , whtte vrny l ro of (LOAD ED) . 14,000 miles 1983 Ford F-150 Pickup XL Pa ckage LOADED ROCK SPRINGS Red, white and Bluegrass F estival from 2 to 10:30 p.m . Saturday a t Rock Springs Fa irgrounds und.-r sponsorship of the Me igs County Democratic Party with !he All American Bluegrass, Columbus: the West Virginia Boys, Charleston, W.Va .. and the Shade Valley Boys , Shade, to appear. State and loca l c a ndidates will speak . RACINE - The >Jrd a nnual reunion of descendant s of Dave and Mary Fell Spencer will be he ld at !he Shriner P a rk, Rac ine , Sunday. A basket dinner will be held at 12 noon . Pick up an OHIOLOTTO bet selection slip at y our neighborhood Lottery Sales Agent Fill it out at the store. or take it - home. On each bet slip you have ten plays. ten chances to win . In each ot these ten plays there are numbers from I to 40 . Mark any six numbers in eac h play You get two plays tor $1 Four fttl S11 -.s • WI PUY tor $2 Six tor $3 . Eight tor $4 . •••• 2 ru.n Ul sa Or all ten plays tor $5. 1984 Ford Escort 2 Or. and, ltThriller" were pertormed by Jayne Good, Beth Hobstetter, Cathy Hobste tter, Don· ita Manue l, Cindy Neutzling and Sherry SayTe. 1st ANNIVERSARY SALE lOo/o OFF r---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----c THEHMO-TIIE POLYSTYRENE CEILINGS ARE NICER USED IN BATHROOMS BASEMENTS CELLARS DAMP PLACES Where Fiber Can Never Be Used KING BUILDERS SUPPLY 405 N. 2nd Middleport Ph. 992-5020 NEW HOURS 9:30 TO 5:00 DAILY FRIDAY NITE TIL 8:00 LOOKING FOR AN AFFORDABLE ALL BELTS, BUCKLES, JEWElRY & USED JfANS THRU JUNE YOUR CHOICE WESTERN STYLEHARTFORD, OUTLET W. VA. FOR ONLY Rt . 33 U-Pick Strawberries Mon.·Sat. 8:00 A.M . Thursday Evenings 4;00-8:00 1978 197 5 1977 1978 1965 1976 BUICK SKYLARK 2 Door FORD LTD, 4 Door OLDS. CUTLASS, 4 Door FORD F-250 4X4 FORD MUSTANG PONTIAC LEMANS, 2 Door SIMMONS POMEROY - A mixed gold outing for m embers and friends will be held Sunda y at J aymar GoifCourse. Teeofftimeis4p.m. Participants are asked to bing a covered dish and table service. Ham will be provided . Gold and door prizes will be awarded. It's easy and fun! Just follow these 4 sim:;>le steps, 10 1984 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Avenue" Cissy Lyons,Clay, Amy Napora J ane Suzanne Kelly and Douglas, Ann Wllllams tapped to "Sweet Gypsy Rose" andajazztap lo " Billie Jean ." Other features of the evening included a mother-daughter tap rou tine to "Side By Side" with Debbie Duvall and Amy. and Barbar a Lawrence and Je nnifer. An advanced fast lap routine to "Forty Second Street" was presented by Rae Gwiazdowsky, Ga ll Hova tter, and Bar bara Lawrence. A junior tap line of selected girls was an additional attraction. In a production number to "Give My Regards to Broadway" were Mi· chelle McCoy, Leigh Anne Redo· vlan , Stephanie Sayre. Emily Shain , Holly Williams and Mic he lle Winebrenner . To dose the show with "American Style ," all of the dancers returned for !he fina le pertoming to "America " from Neil Diamond's J azz Singer. Mrs. Lawrence was presented two large bouquets - one of red roses a nd oneofyellow silk roses a nd a $30 gift certificate. 2 3 n-'IUJIIII$1 After you've selected your number ot plays. present the slip to the sales agent He'll give you an imprinted OHIOLGITO ticket with the numbers you've picked . amount bet and the drawing date. This is your receipt 4 - ~ -· I ? l iLkT ': J:] .... "'" ""' Ill $• ~ !':~"' $3" ~ill r~~ ~ l i l ~~ -:~£ ~~[t.f ;!J [il ··i .• -. ,J~!f :·~~~ §: ~0 ~lj]~[f -~ ·~f~'ai~ I E ~ it!~ ~~~1 ~ i~tl il 1 ;,.,IVJ ~:;:;:~:~~ ~~ ~@ !ii1 >i[>WL'Tlto W• 1>: "'~~~;!'!! :!!':fl!l = . IHi ~J:ii:Ulli<lilt.IOI (IJ~iWl~~~~[jll[!:l [i]!i:"fi!' ~ .·~· :n~g. l .t ~ ): ~ti~l~ .!;,:l. ( ~ , ~ ~"~u: ~-~ · !ru l!iJ Ju:Bf.ilrt ~~ r..i l ~ ltl !t~ ill:~.il'iil ~: it~~!i~ l [! :;.:maaRIJa lal lvl Then watch tor winning Lotto numbers drawn Sa1ur· day night lt . in one ot the plays. you match ANY fou r. five or six numbers drawn. in any order. you 're a winnert Collecting OHIOLOTTO winnings It you win S599 or less. collect your winnings rig hi away at any Ohio Lottery Sales Agent. It you win $600 or more. any Sales Agent has a claim torm to tile tor your prize. Persons matching all six winning numbers are to contact an Ohio Lottery Regional Office. -~ It no one picks all six n ~ U winning numbers. the u jackpot carries over to the ., •"' ;;;.<' _. __.,.... next week 's drawing . So ............. '0 OHIOLOITO jackpots can grow and grow~ ~~t •s..,.,..,,~ ~ rPJ ~ ~-r~ : .li fllll..l ,., li.l sTocK No s6o c sTocK No 734 A sTocK No . 2018 STOCK NO . 48 3 B STOCK NO . 760 8 sTocK No. 8148 OLDS-CAD. CHEVY, INC. PH. 992-6614 POMEROY. OH. SUNDAY whom he dr li vPrs ThP Daily 1984 Ford Tempo GL 4 Dr. With bunny ears and rotton tails three and four-year -olds Chasity Ablxltt. Erika Arnott, Cynt hia Caldwell. Trish Holman, Heidi Legar , and Michelle Ramsburg petformed to "Dancing Bunny." They also sang and danced to "Ballin' The Jac k" and " If You 'r e Happy and You Know It." With top hats and canes Leigh Anne Redov ian a nd Mic he lle Winebrenner did a taproutine to "Putting On the Ritz" and a jazz rout ine to "A Dixie Rag." Lind a C hapm a n . Sha nnon Codne r . DanielleCrow, Susie Fran· cis, Heather Franckowiak . Tara Gerlach, Deana Good . Sher ry Johnson. Beth Rous h and Stephanie Sayre presented a jazz routine to " Mississippi Mud " and a ta p routine to ' 'Tap and-a-Jazz.'' An adult ladles tap group including Debbie Duvall, Rae Gwiaz· dowsky , Gail Hovatter, Barbara Lawrence, and Judy Williams pertormed to " Razzle Dazzle" a nd " Hooray for Hollywood ." Raberta Caldwell . Anna Cha p· man, Kimberly .Jenkins, Hea ther McPhail, Stephanie Sayre, Emily Sha in and April Tanne hill did a jazz dance to "Ma. He's Making E yes a t Me" and a tap dance to " Way Down Yonder in New Orleans.·· Two jazz numbers. "Electric 308 E. MAIN ST. r OUi f' g iVf'S him IO m('('f !)('(lpiC. Bohbv rines to " Rocktn' Tambourtne." Dressed as a puppet! romplete with strtngs connecting he r hands and feet. Hotly Wllllams performed a comendy-jazz to " Everyone Loves a Puppet Show." She also presented a more sophisticated nwnber with white tails, tapping on a set of stair s to "Stepping Out With My Baby ." Jessica Chapman, Roche lle J en · kins, J ennifer Lawrence . Nicole Nelson, Amy Beth Redovian , and Samantha Sisson tapped with hat and canes to "Show Biz Kid, a nd " I Love Dancing.· ·· Miche lle McCoy showed jazz a nd gymnastlce talents in he r pertor· mance to "P.Y.T . (Pretty Young Thlng) ." She also lapped a nd jumped rope to "School Days." Mary Shrine :rl. White Shrine of J erusalem will hold a school of instruction ENTERTAINMENT ARMAND IN THE RESTAURA.NT "Dance American Style" was perfonned Saturday night at Southern High School with 300 guests attending. The dance recital was pre:~nted by Barbara's School of Dance, Syracuse. Bringing applause from the audience was the opening number " Sing For Yoo, America" featuring Barbara Lawrence, instruc tor along with several of her students. Four and five-year-olds sang and danced to "Hello Folks." They also perfonned wearing western appar· rei to " County Western-Ya Hoo." Making up the line were Caris sa Ash, Keri Caldwell, Meredith Crow. Nathan Haines, MycaHaynes, Erin Krawsczyn, Jason Lawrence, Sta· cie Reed. Krista Sargent, Jessica Sayre, Amber Thomas and Camilla Yoacham . Ta pping to "It Takes Practice" we re Jennifer Cummins, Jennifer Dailey, Alison Gerlach, Amy Ross. Cindy Roush and Amy Young. They also sang and tapped with tambou· FRIDAY POMEROY COME TO THE LaSALLE THIs wEEK ENDI• The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 Dance recital held tn Syracuse Calendar Grace Church ~~~h~c:m:s:in:g:J·n:g:. :;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::~~:;~ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • Eight and Forty 710 elects new officers Teenager will . compete tn pageant Friday, June 8, 1984 SUPPORT THE American Cancer Society HARRIS FARMS 3 Miles Above Ravenswood Bridge PH. 843-5193 PORTLAND, OH. HOLZER CLINIC LTD. URGENT CARE CENTER NEW WEEKEND HOURS The Holzer Clinic Urgent Care Center is now open every Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from the Departments of Family Practice and Pediatrics will be available for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric patients should telephone 4465287 for a time to be seen. URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY 5 P.M.-9 P.M. SATURDAY-SUNDAY 1 P.M.-9 P.M. HOLIDAYS 1 P.M.-9 P.M. BY SHOPPING AT OUR STORE ON SATURDAY JUNE 9th A PERCENTAGE OF OUR SALES ON SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1984 WILL BE DONATED TO THE American Cancer Society STOP BY & HELP OUT • MIDDLEPORT OHIO Ina �Page 8-The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 8, 1984 Pomemy-Middleport, Ohio Burge birthday Return home Racine community happ·enings A party oonortng Charla Burgeon her second birthday was recently held at the home of her grandm o ther, Rosemary Hysell, By Mrs. Francis Moorts Mr. and Mrs Vernon Ross of Hudson. Florida spent S<'veral days wi th Mr and Mrs Crltt Bradford Mrs. Crt!! Bradford. Jr and mother. Mrs Ja mes Dugan and Mrs Evelyn Shuler of Wort hlng1on spent a recent Saturdav wtt h Mr and Mr' Crit t Bradford M r arid Mrs Glen Sunpso n and famtly of Portsmout h spent a wttekend with his pa r E'nts, M r and M rs Gerald Stmpson Mr and M r s Ralph Badglev and da ughter, Mrs Ruth Hill spPnl a r Peen! Wef'ke nd m Ba lt!mOi f' " 1t h Mr and Mrs Brian Stmpson and attended the htgh school graduation Middleport. A Cabbage Patch cake and other refreshments were served to the guests, John Pat, J udy and Jason Riley, Jerry, Lissa and Sherry HW , Tammy Hussell, M ildred B urge, Brenda, Sher r! and Julie H ysell . Lisa and Susie Manley, Harold, Susie, K im and Kelly Stewart, Joan. Eddie and Eric Barnette, RDger. Connie and Donna M anley. Others presenting gifts to her were Mrs. Phy llis Clark , Marsha and Gary M Wer, E rma Burge, ClariCe and Slun Hud son , John , Cindy and Heather Snodgras, Lisa and Alisha Wilmoth Charla Is the daughter of Penny and Charlie Burge of Middleport, and the granddaughter of M rs exercise of Da nn S1m pson Charla Burge Mt s Rav Savre and d aughters , Mrs B!'ttv ·Koehler of Roseville and Mrs Cret a Moore of Za nesville w~re dtnner guests of M r and M rs Albert Hill. Jr called on M rs Ura Hysell and Lawrence E Hysell , M iddlepot1, and M r and Mrs Carroll Burge, M illwood, 'W Va Morns a nd Mr and Mrs Pentecost to be noted Grace Episcopal Church m Pomer oy wtll be jommg Episcopal Chun:hes around the w ord Sunday tocelebr ate the fiftieth and final day of t he E aster or Paschal season P entecost or Whitsunday. Locally the d ay " ill be marked with the arn val of the E piscopal Theologlan-m-Res idence," Dr. Nor man Pittenger. Follow ing a receptiOn on Sa tUI · Fred Sa\ re after vtsllmg graw•s of r ei ::~ fi ves a t Pla nt s Mr and Mrs Wilh am Gtl l and son T tmoth y of Washtn g1on, Pa v tstt ed her gra ndpa rents, Mr a nd M rs A C Bradford Sunday M r and M rs Delbert Mor ns of Athens and Mrs Man e Chapma n of Pomeroy spent Sundav after noon W1 th M rs Ura Morn s M rs Leta Savre Potter of Brtan, dav 7 30 p.m .. m em bers of Grace C'hu rc h and their guests w ill be t rea ted to "i\n Evening with D r P tttmger" In w hic h the fam ed theologtan will discuss the reconcil mg work of the Church In bringing healmg and loVP mto a broken world Pittenger wtll al"' be the featured speaker on Pentf'('()st Sunday and thechun:h ISSues a cor dial mv itation to the public to attend Oh1o v1s1tN Mr~ Grace Kncler a nd ot her fn ends a nd rel atives Mr and Mrs Donald Bradford of Davisburg, M lch visited Mr. and Mrs Crttt Bradford and other relatives and attended the alumni Sa tu rda y evening. G uests of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Badgley for M em orial Day weekend and t he alumni were M r. and M rs Brian Simpson of Ba ltimor e and Mr. and M rs . Larry Badgley, Danny. Christy and Andrew of Man~ssas, Va., w ho also visited M r and M rs Erwin Gloeckner at East L etan M r and M rs Chris Hall of Htghland M aryland visited his parents, M r and Mrs Btlly HUI Mr and Mrs Gilbert Beegle of Cow lan La ke, Ohio spent a day wtth Mr. and Mrs Bob Beegle M r and M rs K yle Stump of Ak ron and Mrs Helen Banks of Jeffer sont own, K y were Mem ori al Dav weekend guests of Mr and Mr~ Bob Beegle and att ended the Other Sunday donner Alumru ~esls were M r and Mrs Bill Beegle and chtldren of Ga llipolis M rs K aren T urley and sons Friday, June 8, 1984 L t.CoLandMrs.JamesM RoUer, Ret, their son and daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Roller Jr and son , Mark , Waldorf, Md., Mrs . Kathy J acko and sons, Paul and James, Humble, Texas, have rell:med to their hom es after visiting here with Mrs. Eva Hartley. Pomeroy, M rs Dorothy RoUer. Middleport, and other relatives. Kenny and Kevin, spent Saturday night wtth her mother, Mrs. Evel yn R ussell Mrs. Turley attended her A lumni at Wahama High School Mr. and Mrs. John Wingett of Akron spent thr Mem or ial weekend wi th Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wingett and attended the Alumni Business Senices Dr. Carol Osborne Veterinanan Is At The THRIFT SHOP From 3 to 8 p.m. Every Tuesday For Treatment Of Animals 5/ 811 mo . •WEDDING BOOKS •GARTERS •KNIVES •GLASSES •CAKE TOPS •INVITATIONS ReportJ for duty M anne Lance Cpl Troy 0. Brooks, son of E l bert 0 Brooks of Route 2, Pomeroy, has repor ted for duty at M anne Corps Air Ground Comba t C~ nt e r, Twenty -nin e Palms, Ca lif WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH 992 -7013 New Chevy Truck . FENDER '76 95 DOORS ..... ... '149 .95 HOODS .. '174 .95 BUMPERS ... ... '69 .9S GRILL... ..... . . '42 .50 A. SUPPORT... >84.95 TAll GATE . ... . >85 .00 FORD FENDER '69 9S BUMPER .... ..... '69 .9S Also Some Car Fe nden Available Ml DDLEPORT BOOK STORE J 211 1fn MIDDLEPORT "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" The Daily Sentinel KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE PHONE 992-2156 SWEEPER end sewing me· chine repatr. parts, end aupphes. P1ck up and delivery, Oev1s Vacuum Cleaner. one half mtle up Georges Creek Rd C all Balloon s for Get Well, Annr veraary s Birthdays, panies Si ngtng GOfTilla Call BalTry theaa delicious rectpes from a colladion our Great Grandmothers uaed '" the 1800's Send 03 95 to Reci pes. P.O Box 744. Galhpotis, 0 h 46631 Good for a free cup of coffee at The Galley Control hungar and lose we1ght with New Shape Diet Plan and Hydrex Water Pills Fruth Pharmacy, Jackson Pike . 614- 992 992-3425 •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers 4 G1veaway ~ PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF LESLIE W PRICE. DECEASED Case No 24432 Doci<l>t t 2 Page 424 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY 0,., Mlv ~ 9 IIJ8.!l (,]<;1"' 1K 1"1 (lf'W (r1 H1 cl [l f l ~f I ' ~"') lt.-• I If I fl '-'t +'l " •" li '"M '" r JnP 1r}I' 11Y\ I f- II ' I 1 ()• I I •r , ,, , r• " l' T' o (I 'ld>< ht'P!l I • (uur M '• ; r' '' jr, II Pr ' 'it BY [I'll K <> I ( rb l 1 8 H (1 '' I I ,, Jl ,, '' 15 J tc CHECK THE 1 Ito ~ ,' 1 • l I I'' •' ''" ., rll r I r '• I 1 I I• l • Now Accepting Listings in Meigs Co . 11 , !Ot f I I' ' ,~ , 1 Real Estate General !;::===========~ REAL ESTATE ~ M""'' rl r " F -;r liP n t l l11 1 A, n, nr ' ' fi, 1 0• r ••1 r • • 1 •·d CAS! NO 2 4 \<l l Fnt1 Ace oun T rt J rrd, f\ fJonr Ad rnn " 1r 111 • 11 lh E :::) 1r lh QP\1' ~ lv 1 ,<; ' I 7 l 32C NO CN)f nl A r ((\to111 F ~ ~ 11• PrJ f:n> ( 1 1 ' r• ~ •rl Lawr.- r>rf ', house with barn. 60 acres. S]5,000 r nc~ r Hv oi'l V\ f -;J, rlr• 'l I r, t For Sale by Owner 3 bedroom farm 1' 1 rv1 rf' ('V ', Call: {614) 464-3563 {614) 881-5784 Qfl(P, !'il'l! c AS! I\; I) t.'t!ll"'l Nll• I /', I I I ' I r ~SF I I ,, I 1 • I 11 Hll l l !r l'JT ' \.N ol l 1 I [, A Mr. D• I .Nt ' II( 1111 r 1 I I 1 • t--~ 0 I ll , I r ' I H Hl or JF! 1 \SF l\V I I D• 1• r-~ 0 lJ f', lrt I , r rt•' • , il l n • 1 I t i"H .o> t, I l,•r hr 1 •1 , .--. 1 ,,..,, orr vv•• 1•"• 1I ih ' f{ 1 11 ,r I t• ' r • · (oi\C,ol j " ' tr • + •oa I , I E M .a lni..:,W~i/1;;,.0... 11 1/"v 1rd ( • POMEROY , 0 r• h 1 1 1, , 1 •rH r 1 1 ,, r" ' ,\ d 11 1 I '1"1 ' We can repa1r and re core radiators and heater cores . We can also acrd bot I and rod out radtators We also repatr Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992 - 2196 Mtddleport, Ohio 1 1 3 tic I J< 992 · 2259 d Real Estate General NEW LISTING Great locat1on 1n town nca1 schools and s hopp~ng lhree bed rooms mce ly remodeled ktt RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985 - 3307 4 Parts, Service & Cleaning For Garc1a . Zebco. Sh1 mano, Johnson. 01awa . Qu1ck. STEVE FINLAW PH. -985-4266 Rt 1 long Bottom. Oh . L _ _ __ _ I 14 l mo - A dd ons 11 nd remod eling - Roo fin g and gutt er worh - C on cre t o w orh - Pt umbmg and elec tri Cal work (Free Esttm at es ) 992 -6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy , Oh1o ' In BUS.: 985 -3813 RES .: 985-3837 l lt>--1; !~~ 1~;: d P&S BUILDINGS Ractne Oh Ph 614 -B43 519 1 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes- htens1ve Remodeling Insurance Work Cu1tqm Pol e Bldgs & Garages Roof1ng Work Alum1num & Vmyi S1d1ngs 15 Years Expenence ~ /:'/. "Free Estimates" Res1dence SlleS Start From 12'xl6 ' UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6 xG Up to 24' x36' Insulated Dog Hou ses InstallatiOn Available 4/2 711 n1o GREG ROUSH PH 992 - 7583 or 992 -2282 Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 Vmyl & Aluminum SIDING TEA FOR-[) 1/l~GIL 216 r B NEW liSTING - RACINE - S~ 1nd St &lck on the market at a reduced p r~ce 1 Three 2 bed room rental un1ts wtth gross rental 'ncome al $4 50 00 monthly poss1ble Two un 1ts Phone H6141 ·992-3325 NEW LISTING - Remodeled 3 4 or 5 bedroom home 1n I '" FOR SALE ·(J) HOUSE IN CHESTER. Three acres with a mcely constructed concrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms, ooe bath. 12xl5 liVIng room and 24x24 fam1ly room. Partially carpeted, 'fuel oil furnace with facllilies for woodbumer. 12xl5 block stCJRI!I! IXJilding, :10x30 block garage. Right bath~ and nrce lot near st hoo!s anrl r: hurch 2 YRS OLD - Needs llmsher1 In M' dd le po~ On!) $18000 Owner wtll frn ance 2200 SQ FT - 3 lull baths equrpped k1tchen wrt h drner formal drnrng rm mard s rm oHICe heat pump w'lh $108 budget On I 79 acres 80 ACRES - lots ul t ~ac tor land abo ut 30 111 11mt.>r Remodeled 5 rm home New bath fireplace and flue RIVERVIEW - En1oy the scenery from thrs one Natural gas heal c1tv water and bath (2) TWO STORY HOUSE BARGAIN Handyman's choiCe Lg home and shop 1n Racme Owner fmanc1ng If interested contact The Home National Bank in Racme. 949- 2210. • at MIDDlEPORT - 2 story 3 bed room home 1n ntce condt lion New!) pa~nted E<eellenl lot near all co nven•ences' $29900 00 "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages " Call for free siding es· timates, 949-2801 or 949 -2860 No Sunday Calls 10 Fash1on Sh o w O n ec t ors Ne~~d e d - N o Expenence Necesse rv - No Money Nee ded Earn an 5800 J ew elry K1t - Wm Tnp s and Pnr es Call 992-2063 Between 9 00 A M · 5 00 P M 59 1 mo FISHERMEN Wed lrke to mtrodut:P you to BASS MOUNTED Engage A Car the modern way to drrve the vehtcle of your ch orce No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH 45769 For Faster Serv1ce Call 614-992-6737 ANY SIZE FOR $50 T ~ ru M o nlh ol M ay TANNED DEER HIDE S Sudoble lor Glmf'\ Er e Reason ably P, ce d TAXIDERMY SHOP New I 'rna Rd Rutl.nd Oh PH . 742 -22 25 I J&F CONTRACTING "DOZER BA C KHOE "RECLAMATION WORK " O IL FIELD SERVI CES "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE "C ONCR ETE WORK " C USTOM BUILT HOMES "WATER GAS & OIL LINE S JIM CLIFFORD PH 992 -7201 I ·t EASTERN DISTRICT - Neat 2 bedroom home J u~ the nghl SIZe lor you Full basement complelely remodeled vmyl SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum s1d rng Real bar gam at $21500 00 BAUM SUBDIVISION - Mod ern 3 bedroom bnck home w1lh full basement 8\J,~ 1n k1tchen rec room tn basement fire- COUNTRY liVING - Close to Town - Over 2 acres olland w1th tra~ler &2 add-on rooms 3 bedrooms woodburner for eronomy workshop, carport barn CIJ\Iered patiO Good buy at $22,900 00 REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr 992·6191 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussell 949·2660 Jo H1ll 98~66 110 ACRES - Remodeled home and lots of farm bidgs Bottom land free gas AW Wolfe Investigations, Inc. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES '' Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 12Uomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH . 992-5682 or992-7121 JH lie BOGGS SALES &SERVICE U S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authomed John Deere. New Holland, Bush Ho1 Farm Equ1pment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service l 3 <lr DOZER WORK "FREE ESTIMATES" Available Anytime PH. 446-8038 or 992-7119 5/ 211 mo DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the Lowest Rates PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak H1ll Road Long Bottom , OH 45743 PERSONALIZED POOLS 498 Gen Hartmger Pkwy Mtddleport OH PH . 992 - 2549 OPEN : MON .- SAT. 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE C. l . KITCHEN 5/2211 mo . TOM'S SHOE REPAIR Will Open May 21st 113 W 2nd St , Pomeroy, OH . Open 9.00 to 5:00 Closed Thursdays 5 15 I mo •GuHar & Downspouts •Storm Wrndows •Roofing •Replacement Wtndows •Sidewalks, Patios EUGENE LONG Ph . (614l 843 - 5425 JAMES KEESEE - Three female ktttans white Call 446 9287 Call 446 0747 Thoroughbred male German She~t•d to geve to a good home. good wat c hdog Call 614-992-2649 poundage 446-9777 Call M1ddlepon. Oh 3476 614 992 - 2 black female k1tten s. 8 wks old. htter tratned 304 -576 - 2703 CUSTOM -IliAD£ FRAII£S 2 femttle ham1ters, 1 female Regrster for May Basket full of parakeet 304-895-3062 Cross·St1tch Supplr es THE 9 hamsters 304 - 875 -8520 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds, ~ron , wood, cupboards, chairs , chests, baskets . dishes, stone tars . antiques, gold and Sliver Write - M 0 M1ller. Rt.2. Pomeroy. Oh10 45769 or call 614-992 · 7760. Wanted o ld ptanos Paying S20 00 and $40 00 each First floor only Wnte grwing direct1ons W1tten Ptanos, Box. 188. Sard1s , Ohio Colt 6t4 - 483 - Wanted to buy Pornt Plea sent Jr H1gh Band T -Shrrt 500 Lmcoln Hill, Pomeroy Open 6 Lost and Found by chance or Appcuntment WRITESEL ROOFING CO. Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows LOST Small black mare white on face Mon 4 Kemper Hollow R d area If found call 448 -0211 FOUND Yellow&: blue para keet Plantz Subdivtsion Contac1 Roger Brumfield m Call 446-4033 loat Black pocket kn1fe, Sptrit of St louis. Plam Valley l'td . letert , Reward 304-B96-3681 Public Sale & Auction 949-2263 E EXCAVATING 367-756D--367-767 3 1 Services Help Wanted Retatl Outlet must employ 3 con scienttous, trustworthy, rns•de rata1l sales clerk s lmmedn11tely R e1ail eKpe rrence des•red but not necessary Must be able to work With mmrmum super vrs1on and be able to meet pu bite must be proftc1ent .n bes1c mathmatrcs Oppor· tunrty for advancem ent for nght persons Please replym own handwr;ting. referen ca s requrred to box 800 '" care of the Galhpohs Dally 825 3rd Ave . Trrbune Auction every Fr1 nrght at the Hartford Commun1tv Cent8f . Truckload• of new mMchandiH every week Coneigment• of new and u ..d merchandise alweya I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· " At one lime I knew the real meaning of life, but then I got hooked on computer 14x661973 2 bdr 87. 900 games and forgot what It 12x60 2 bdr. 1969 $4,900 LISHING CO recommends that you do bu1ines1 wtth peQple yo u know. and NOT to eend money through the ma•l until you have lnvel11· gated the offenng was.'' Former Burger Kmg, Chesa· peake, K-Mart Center, sub - 31 Homemakers Dreamt N o expenence needed to earn 25% comm1ss1on demo n strat~ng rn friends ' homes You control hours and m· come Absolutely no tnvest mentl Also boolong part1es Ca ll 446 - 1270 or wrrte Toy Plan J o hn stown , PA 15904 614-22t 8300 3 bdr house lg. tot, fenced 1n yard, $16,600 Will cons1der land contract . Clal 614 - SNAP-ON TOOLS Inter- 379 2662 Warner & Auo c. Realtor . ested 1n ownmg your own bustness and bemg .nde· pendent? Ex1st1ng dealer · shap avatlable in Metg and Gallla Countrea No fee Inventory mvestment re· quired. Buy back guarantee Above average income Complete company training Schroer 1 614-687·4708 LOANS A· Aurstant Orgamst needed at Grace Episcopal Churc h Coli 614-992-3966 Experrenced nrvlce man on Heat1ng & Air Condlt1onrng Wrrte Box P '" care Pt. Pleasant Register. 200 Ma1n St Pt Pleasant WV 25660 18 Wanted to Do lawn Mowrng & Tr1mmrng Reliable and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614 - 256 · 6251 afto• 5 30 Roofing and gutter w ork. metal work, housepamtmg, carpenter work E~ec ref Free estimates Call 446 - 3171 General Hauling For sate Limeatone. f1ll d1rt. and top PIANO TUNING Lower prrced regular t,wmngs · d1scounts to Sen1orf:it1zens, Churches & Schools . Ward ' s P1eno Tunrng and Repair. Brun1cardr Mustc Co . 446 0687 Skill and rntegnty our trademark lane Daniels. One acre lot wrth large to -ground pool , torn hner . and part1ally fm• shed base ment For 1nformat1on call 614 992 · 8 2 ,000 down take over $315 mo payment, taxes & tnsurance included 3 bdr ranch , full basement , wood burner, cny school, localed 1n Plantz Subdrvisron , Tum your aurp4u• equipment into caah. Karen l- - - - - - - - -Ie- Water wells, drilled It ser· vicod. Frae eotlmatao. Call 614-992-5006 or614· 742· 3147 675 Seven year old home. three bedrooms . garden spot , 2606 Ltncoln Awe 8 % pet assumable loan 304 -676 504 7 1.::..:_.:_:________ 6 rooms •nd bath basement. urpet, fuel otl furnace. garage, City water and eastern . 4 plus acres. paved road, close to school leon For sale or trade, 2 % bed room all modern house with bath. attached garage, vtnyl, steel . alumn Sell or trade for 2 or 3 bedroom trailer and land 304- BB2 -3690 1.:.::::.:_:_.:_:____ ___ By owner three bedroom Ashton W Va area $41 , 600 00 2536 304 - 576 - Older home three bedroo m , new siding, newly ramo · deled ltvmg room 304 -676 · 5864 J_:_:_:_.:_:________ New 1tst1ng. movtng need to ull. 3 bedroom 2 full baths Meadowbrook addn BY.:t per cent •asumable loan Lots of extraa. priced 80s 304 - 676-6425 House for sale by owner, good location 304-676 - 2&82 . J-=.:_________ For rent or sale - 3 bedroom house, will take land c on tract. 304- 896- 3618 !: :=::======= 32 Mobile Homes nace, and roof, overlook1ng for Sale the Ohio River .Call daytime ' - - - - - - - -- - 446 - 1615, 1244 night 446 · Reduced 2 otory, 3 bclr .. 2-Cir goraga, fencad vord. aeperete entr1nc1. 15 VIn- ton. GeiHpolls, 448· 2081, nlghto. 129,900. 6 rooms & bath. large entrance way p ontry. lg basement & a"rc. fireplac es front f101shed floors lg porc h. pert1cally msul ated Call 614 9 92 -5 5 15 or 992 5354 House trad er , 8•40 2 be d room , furmsh ed Good 8 ft by 31 tt awnmg $2, 500 No Sunday calls call 614 BOAT RAMP and dock space Call 5 B cvonmgs 304 _675 6448 Terms Hollypark 14x70 . cond 1 2x8 deck . underpenntng and large room atr cond md uded 1981 e~e c 304 - 895 - 3695 or 895 3_6_o_o _ _ _ _ _ __ & Vicinity ~ NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALtTY MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 Mt. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 3& PHONE 514-4467274. Couch . strawben'iea, can· nrng jan. Br i d e m ei d s' gowns, crib, carpet• l ow,r Garfield Fri , Set , S un Frtdey -Sa t urdey TelliS Rd Fra z1ers B otto m F l ee Lest t ra1ler on left. past old Market Every week end pack1ng ho ve US 35 Fraz1ers Bottom . WVa 2 608 2 Dealer s Wel co m e D o n Fra z r e r - Yard Sale 01rt btke. m1 ac Operotor 304-756-2779 1st house near Ho lly Bros Cont,uct1o n, Rodney Fn , Thu rs , Frr ,Sat Jack son St . Sat . Mon, Tues Vinton, OH A nt1que s- 2 Bolen t r•a cto rs , sever al Yard Sale 1910 C hatham clock s-c olle ct or s lte m s - A ve Sat June 9 Adult &. children s clothes-rota ttll er - ch•ldrens clothes, d1 shes. 1 OOO's of 1tems many 1tem s 10 m t w est of Galhpolra At 141 June 8 9 baby ca r seat. bed s. walker. g1r ls clothes. t1ros. new sandorgnnder. stro ller, ker osene heater , mrsc rtemB Prtd e i n T o ba cco Fl ea Ma r k et A re a 's la r g est " Year Ro und "- rndoor. plus ta ilgaters Every Sat & Su n Tobac co• Warehouse N 26th St Huntington Th1 s week over 1 , 000 sq ft fresh Flonda Produ ce Cabbage patc h typ e doll s-handmade $15 00 safe &. legal f rre work s. phot o button s A m errcan t ool s et c Com1ng So ns of Bluegrass & McCo mas Goapel Stng Concert s Cell 304 -5 23 -2144 Tom lrwm f or spa ce 5 fa m1ly yard sa le 54 2 Htlda Dr Fn & Sa t 9 7 Dt shes cloth es June 7 -8 9 9 -5 Ol d At 160 Evergreen w atch f or Signs lots ve ry nrce thrn gs Ram Cancel s Fn .Sat . Sun . B 10 Rou sh Ad Chesh1rs 8 5 4 fam•ly June 7t h. 8th 9th 1 1h m1 from AI 7 SR 5 54 West of Ch esh rre, furnrture, bedspread s drapes dtshes, clothrng . fishmg equrpment , m1s c 1t e ms Luth e r Co lema ns Grant Yard Sale, lns1de TheiSS Mkt on S Rt 160 All s1z es. clothes, !. m 1s Pn ced cheap Thur s. Fn , Sat Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity Yar d Sale Rt 7 Tuppers Pla tns. c ur1atn ~ . c toth1ng 8 -9 hr s 9 ·5 . ··- · --·- --- - - -- --- ·- lc Yard sale - June 7 t h 8th , & 9th at O scar Maynard 's o n At 3 38 rn A acm e. Oh to Yard Sale, June 4 -8 l ot s of clothe s and m 1sc rt ems SA 7 tn Tupp ers Plam s Carport sale 1668 lrncoln Hcrght s Saturday. June 9 9 to 3 B1c ycles. Jeans. drshes pr ctu res. stero wh eei B sm all applia nces clot hmg rat n ca ncel s Hug h Yard sal e . June 11 . corner o f Stxth & Colleg& Syracu se 9 0 0 to 4 00 Everythmg goes Backyard Sale JUSt moved Curtarns. bedspread s. ai r co nditiOner, l amp , odds & end s Saturda y, 9 00 to 3 00 45 9 Broad w ay Sf Middlep ort 3 fa m rly Yard Sa le M onday June 11 Kay Pro f1 tts Co . Rd 3 5. Portland Y <~ rd Sale June 8 & 9 1ro m 9 to 5 Hou sehold •tern s & mrsc . Boy s Schw1nn btk e Par sona ge be hmd laure l Cltff Fr ee M ethOdist C hurch Jun e 8th. 9 6 5th house from Jumbo at Ce ntenary Fn Sa t 8 -5 6mt down R t 7 Clothrng, drshes 4 an 11que c hatrs, c htfftobe beds pread s, trunk , cru1 se con ttol, IIF BS & mi SC Fn , Sat , Sun 9 -5 Corn er of Maple & 7 rn Cheshrr e P.t Pleasant & Vicinity 212 Mtdway O n ve N ew Hav en W V a E l t~ct r1 c sto ve furnt ture cloth es Th u rs- Sat 9 0 0 trll 1 ~ 11rag e Sal e, 3 f am1ly 29 3 4 Or . J u ne 7th 9th Cloth1ng , g rrl s 7 14, b o ys 2 4 , w o mens mens. t ovs. Mt sc w1 Ja dowbrook SR 7 acro ss f rom a SR 7 acro ss from Addr son Post Off1ce Sat Sun 9th 1Oth Antique rocker por ch sw1ng drum-top table old trunk school desk, tool s nrte-st and mrsc cl othm g glassware Thurs June 14 & Frr June 15 9 - 5 at Port e r Intersection Garag e Sal e June 7 and 8 Fatrvtew 9 30 t o 4 00 Road C amp Conley Antiqu e pump organ ha s st oo l wrth claw an d ball feet. anttque wal nut bed IUld w ardro be Sam e olassware Ch1ldren and adults cto thmg Book s and m•sc 4 famdy Sat B dark Ap plian ces, clot h'e'S. hghl fr x ture s, lamp s, furnitur e # 160 1/4 mt n orth NGHS Yard Sale 166 R o ush Orrve New Have n J une 1 1 and 1 2. 9 00 4 00 M any 1tems Frr . Sat June 8 9 Centerpomt, off Rt 279 ClothesNB -adult, gla ss w are stereo, mtsc Yard Sale half mtle Out J en cho wat ch ft. r 1ug Os furntture co mputer, m ~Sc 1tem s W ed thr u ~ " Yard Sa le Kn st • Dr . o ff Rt 35 Fu & Sat 2 305 l 1ncoln Av e Pt P1 ea san t Sa turday _ 1 Sale or rent , 1 4x70 all el e ctriC , t hr ee bedroom trailer, 12x28 room burtt on, e~ec . cond . partly furnrsh ed , acre land . Jerrvs Run Road . Apple Grove W Ve 304 1972 Dart a n . $4 , 500 00 3328 1 2 x60 30 4 - 88 2 1980 Holly Park , 1 4 x70. 2 bedroom, 1% b ath s t otal etectnc. central atr co nd , di Shwash er porch w1th awmng unde rpen;:,OJ · ~;o~ age burld.ng. 2604 ______--::1.::_:_:_.:_:_ Campers, hardtop steep s 6 self contamed. good cond $800 304-675 -5t t5 " ""' 5 p m 33 Farms tor Sale 40 acre farm Vf:lry niCe house. tobacc o ba se farm eqUipment , Rt 775 Call 41 Houses for Rent 3 BR house. 2 full bath s close to town No chrldren or pets C all 614 -245 -5 281 4 bedroom hou se. Ltncoln Hrll . $300 D ep & ref call 6914 614 -992 2815 or 99 2 2362 6t4-992-3054 Suburban , 1% story 3 bed room ranch . basement, etec hea t. rent w1t h option to HGuse trailer for rent. 31 Burdette Addn . Pomt Plea sant . 304 -675 -6615 3 -6 acre ho mesnes near At 35 at A odnev 3 m1 from Holzer Ho spttal Call 446 - 2 bedr oom. unfurnished S150 month. plus utrhtres and d e p o Sit 3 0 4-675 $9 ,000 8801 Call 614 -388 - 1 B acres axe burld1ng or mob•le home stte wtth 360 ft road frontage located on old 160 near Porter. all utilities. nearby 13.760 Call 8t4-388-8801 Surveyed lot with w ater & electric hookups, appro ~ V2 a in qUiet subdrvis1on near Rodney, 2 mi. from Holur Med1cal Center. Call 44& - Trarlor fo r rent , c lo sli' fo sch o ols, stores, park s 0f1;) os.t requtred Call614 9Q2 2 Bedro o m trerl er f o r re)lt unfurniSh ed 614 3 67 7148 Pom eroy , 2 b&droom house for rent bath base~ nt att1c f or storag e carpeted no pets 8200 depos11 re qu~red Referen ce• Cell 35 Lots & Acreage Approx 5 % ac res . lewelland w1th frontage on 2 roads , axe for butld•ng or mint farm o ff old Rt 160 near Porter all uttllt•es nearby . 1 2x 60 2 bedroom mobil e hom e, partly f urn rsh ed , Racm o area Call 614 992 5858 buy 304 -675 1460 8221 42 Mob1le Homes l or Rent Small h o u se fur n rshe d downt own, s~n g le person preferred, n o pets, S1 75 uttht1es Call 446 -92B3 614 256 6790 304-468-1643 Will do babySitting m my ces. Call 992-7566, .. k lor 01 7 room ho use 4 lots on Rt 62 center of Eleanor Prr ced for qUtck sale by owner 304-686 -3572 Rd. 3 mlln south of town Woodburning fireplace, gar-: ~ trucka. trailers all elzea Sele Ohm Call 614 -992-3324 ---···Giiiifi)oifil .. ····.. 9 po• 1.6 _7_6_._2_3_5_6 _ _ _ __ New 3 bedroom house. 34 acres Glenwood area S65.000 or best offer 304 576 -2363 or 576-2621 3081 June 1 6, I 984, 10 00, McCauty Trocton, Rt. 1, Ro..n-ood, W. Va. 304273· 2111 . S.le yO<d phone S.nclyvlt. 304· 273·3700. Closmg Out Trad er Rental Business Had 22 ONLY 6 LEFT St ze s 10 x 50 & 1 2x52 2 bedroo m fur ntshed A comfortable home for a low Pnce Brown ' s Trailer Park , M~nersvrll e, 304 -676 - 7746 2183 40 A house. barn. tab base, mostly pasture . pond . fenced Call 446 -2371 for appointment oga, buament. now fur· Ventura 1 Ox 50, 2 bdr . one third acre lot , rural water. double s1ze septtc system , pan1ally furntshed , approx 1 000 ft from Eureka locks & dam Aslung S7 000 Call N1ce home rn country, near mines. full basement . cel lars, 2 bedrooms, 12 acres rn Langsvtlle 1$29,000 Call 160. 838,600 00 barn. gar . other out bldgs SW schools. 39,000 with 30 acres 45 000 w1th 40 ac res Call Jack Rodenck -614286 -4498. Century 21 Win nie Blatr Realty, Broker Winme Bla1r G R I • 78 Broadway St • Jackson, Oh10 Call 614-256 -1317 614-256-9366 cent assumable loans c ell $24.400 belanco Coll446· 8002 ton, Glps $29.900 446 · 2081 nights. 12x60 Det r01te r. 2 b•g por ches underptnnrng Call Call 304-3935 3 bedroom Ranch on Rt House for Sale by owner. 4 SA house on lower River MACHINERY , 446-9283 bedroom. bath and half, mobile home s•ttmg on mce lot. ready to move tnto $225 00 down $225 00 per month 304 -576 -2711 welcome Richard Reynold• home. Call 446-3396 . Auctioneer 304 - 275 - 1 ---------~ FARM 32 ' house trailer. 5950 Call Cell 614 - 992 FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUYIII14 ft wode three yard at a real bargarn price Babysitter in my home for 2 children, 7 mo &. 1 yrs. old Expertencad dasrred Call Will babysit weekends or evening•. very dependable, love children, have referen - 863. 900 5420 Baum Addltron. 3 bedrm bnck . 1 1f2 baths. full base ment, family room . carport . pat1o. a c . $57,000 . ad JOinmg % acre lot available Call 614 -986 -4201 Csll 446 - Reduced 2 -Rory, 3 BR . fenced yard, 2 car garage. separate entrance 16 Vin- Patnt housea, barna, roofs . Otsplay Skyline 2B x84 . 3 bdr , 2 beth , famrly roa n, alum stdrng . 2 x6 w alls, priced reduced Frenc h C1ty Mob•le Home, 446 9340 call 614-992-3530 otter 992 -3540 6 30 p m or 614 -992 · Trailer on large wooded tot 6964 4 bdr , 1 % balh 6 acres, garden spot. Y, m1 below Eureka Workshop wrth car - 7906 ate Call 446-0228 Owner transferred, must sell beautiful 3 bedrm brtck home Fuaplace, deck, woods. pr1vecy. sunsh•ne For sale by owner 2 story frame, 7 room house. com pletely remodeled, 6 yr old roof & heatmg system, plenty of closet apace. oak woodwork . 1 1fz bath, full basement & garage wrth effeciency apartment Ap praiSed value 841 .000 a sk tog $35,000 &: owner wtll make down payment with approved credit Located within walking distance of elementary school & downtown Pomeroy If interested 3 1 Homes for Sale - - - - - -- - - By owner lovely 2 bdr home on waterfront. boat ramp & dock, close to town prrced &34.900 Will help finance Call 614 -256 1216 1 bedroom home m city, good condition. large uorage bulldtng . and small garden space $13 .600 Call 446 - 3150 D1 splay S c hultz m o d u lar 24x48 , 3 bdr . 2 bath alum Siding. 2•6 w all s Must sell French C1ty M o b1le Home, 614-742 -2261 Real Estale pomt. 3 bdr home. lge old 446 -9340 House for Sale, full base ment 2 bedrooms. central A C & heat. 3 acres 927 Brownell Ave . Middleport 304-675 -6566 Col 446-7783 446-4499 . Priced reduced 1984 Red man 14x70 2 bdr . 1 1h bath . a real bargain . 814.995 French C1ty Mob1le Ho m e. Cell614-949-2641 Professional Electrolysrs Clime Probe Type ElectrolyS IS AMA , FDA & FCC approved Doctor referrals ' lawna mowad' good work a1 reasonable pricea. preferably in the Gallipolia area 614-266- 446 -9340 8 yrs old, 3 bedrm, 2 baths. family room with wood burner Stngle car garage. on 8 flat acres wrth stocked pond City water rn Racma Keyboard 304-676 -3824 . Untque h11torrc log home. tastefully restored ltv rom • 3 bdrms . kitch , bath Orginal stone fireplace Gar w11h shop , util bldg , plus barn 40 acres M-l of wooded hills A page from history . Off Rt 36 , 8 mi from Rio Grenda Pr1ced low $60 ' s Small farm near Center- 24x40 , 3 &32.900 Call 1-614 -678 - 446 -9340 2513 Professional Serv1ces 3 bdr , 1 Va baths, larage rooms . ftreplace , wood floors . new c arpeting. fenced yerd. in town. near shopping S. schools. owner mov1ng $39,900 Call 446· Call 1984 Clayton bdr . 2 bath, e~tra rnsulation , special price, $19,996 French City Mobtle Home. 6 room s. basement . d o uble garage. 1 & -one-third acre lot , Rose H1ll. Pomeroy 3051 Middleport 6941 806 - 687 6000 . Ext 4662 1979 14x70 . 3 BR . 2 l ull baths on 441 acre w ell shaded lot Call 614- 3B89957 after 5 PM Cal 446-3493 . FIXED Ph 367-0409 $16 , 559 $60. 553 yeo• anyttme Br1ck home for sale 3 bdr . 2 full baths. 2 car garage. located on O .J. White Rd RATES Below market rates Frxed conventional FHA · VA leader Mortgage Athens. collect 614 -592· pon $29 600 4222 peted . Call 614-379 -2676 614-256· 6658 22 Money to Loan 23 196912x60 mobile home. 2 BR , bath. 8 3 2 00 fully car- Beautiful remodeled country home. knotty prne 1ntenor. 3 bedrooms 1 "h baths , large closets. lrage ltvingroom . porch. beautiful riverview. full basement wtth shower & bathroom Heated attached garage. buildings. carport. garden &. orchard, mobile home hookup lf• mil . above Eureka Dam, Rt 7 Call Call Vern Roe 1-800 -582- REAL CUTE HOME, smell Jobs Homes for Sale 446 0 221 813 665 -1232 Governm e nt 197 3 12 x60 rem o d eled trailer, new carpet , doors, plumbing. electrrc. A C Call lease, 2,160 sq h ., up to 17 yrs . at $2000. mth. Chuck H&S Home Improvements needs a salesman for srdmg Addttronal Basebaii - Sofb~l Umptres are needed for summer league play Apply rmmedtately at The Galltpolrs Park s and Recreetto n D ept 518 Second Ave Call Both good cond. Call 448· 0176 .:_...:.::_..:.__ __:_-:-· lc- 1- - - - - - - - - - Gaihp(.hs. Oh 45631 oo'l Call 1427 8 614-388-9967 Drsc Jockey servrce and hght show Profe ssional equipment Commercial or private, wedding receptiOns , parttes. etc Call446- 6696 Employment lady 304·B95· 3B46 PATCH Business Gene CaM 1979 3 bdr mobile home, on Ya acre lot. well ahaded Mu1t eeU both togethar Call 0 pportunity or •3 .900 446-1 340. 6t4-742- 2951 Person to hve m wrth elderly WATERMELON 21 HOME Now htrtng your area Call To good home act1ve playful k1ttens Call 304 -675- 5860 unfurntahed, Fi nancial 7497, 446 1789, ext 24 DMC FlOSS Fill KTtMATIS '" 1763 80015 CHESHIRE, OKlO • 6 week old puppies % lab % Irish Setter Will e~ecellent btrd dogs Call 614 -256- 6 00 304-875 -3363 SEPTIC URIS INSTAll£~ 4 111 1 "'" r~ 1 regtstered COUNTED CROSS STITCH c.-1y CortlRtd PH. 992-2772 3 coon dogs Call 614-367 -0246 8 longhatr ktttens. 2 mother c•ts. good mousers. after •TRENCHING FREE ESTIMATES home Call 446-4456 after 4 30 PM •BACk HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER. GAS, SEWER RAIN UNEI •Custom Built Garages 6 mo old female lab & German Shepherd m1x wrll spay and rmmun1ze for good 2602 J&L INSULATION . VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Call Worked in home aree 3 2 lfn •Storm Doors Tobac co mole Call614 256 675B Puppies, 1 brown & black male, 1 whtte female Both 2 months old Call 614 992 - NEW-REPAIR PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equtpment Recommended by Leadtnl Carpet Manufacturers 'FREE ESTIMATES" 6 6·1 mo 8o Oltve St . Gallipolis. Oh 11 Complete Guller Work Complete Remodeling Roofmg of all Types PH. 992-7582 HOME FOR SALE TRANSFERRED Owner must sell home. fam1ly room has 20ft. of wmdows for pastoral v1ew. flmshed double garage. fireplace , large porch. 40 foot deck , woods , pnYacy , near Royal Oak Park . $63 .900 . Call 614-992-5420 turo, 446 -3159 . 3rd 5 adorable pupptes, mostly 1 yr old female Cahco Cet m 13 ACRES - 01 tractor land near Tuppers Pta~ns wrth m1nerais Only $15,000 FURNISHED - Ready lor you 3 or 4 bedrooms bath woodburner and level lot Only $28, 500 Is Expandmg In This Area E11ce ll en1 Pny Plan s place large lot $59 500 00 off Rt. 248. country setting, v, m1le east of Chester, -Ohio IN RACINE: Down · stairs equipped With ~itchen . livmg room. dmme room and den ; upsta11s has two bed rooms and one bath : house also has basement. Lot size approx 48'x308' Needs work . rnveslment 29 900 00 Ractne Central heat ca1pettng. Real Estate General Good fu m1shed SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swa.n Furnt - Call Call 614 246 · 6673 SIDING CO. 5-8 2 mo pd THE NEW 6t4-367-0170 &-6 weeks old puppies. 1 mother dog 2 female dogs BISSELL chen garage garden space rn good cond,l1on Call about th• one $31900 00 446-3672 dog , Small brown dog, approx 7 mos loves c hildren Cute & fnendly Call 614 -38 -8720 20 yearo " Free Est1mates" II I lf r Dalmat1on & w o rmed 614 379-2686 "' PH. 992 - 6931 985 - 3813 All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS 517 !1 mo pd FENCE & SUPPLY GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS 985 - 3837 517 / 1 mo GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES '2'20 E Mom , Pom eroy Warehou$e V. C. YOUNG Ill THE DITCHING SERVICE ACCENT PLASTICS & SUPPLY CARPENTER SERVICE W e Have A Full Ttm e Sh op Techm oan on Duty FISHING REEL REPAIR G&W YOUNG'S • lE NirH • SVl VANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR 1 • R1 \; ' I I I A (' t /1 j •n 11 ' 1tr , I I 11, A lh rr I ;3. r " [', PH . 992-2478 WE ARE YOUR SALE S AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR r "''" " r 1' '• t• rl I 111 I I - BACKHOES - DUMP TRUC~ S - LO BOYS - TRENCHER - WAtER - SEWER - GAS LINE S - SEPTIC SYSTEM S LARGE •• 5MAl! 1085 RADIATOR SERVICE 1 I d I•' ! ,. ' ' l r r! 1 A I' PULLINS EXCAVATING DOZERS I I • ' 1 l·~::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::~~~::::::::::::::::~rr::::::::::::::::::=irr::::::::::::::::::l Female Spaded Pan Beagle puppres & Commercial Business Services I rl• r ' 1• ' I ~ f " r "' , 1\ ') , I• Residential ( Ctll 'lly O~"'rn ' r 1 For all your w11ing needs. furnaces repa11 service and 1nstallat1on Phone 742 -3171 I' H I •• •r f c " (' 1 We pay cash for late model clean used cars Jrm M•nk Chev Olds Inc Bill Gene Johnson k1tten to grve to good home 2 yellow . 1 cahco long harred Call 614 · 256- 1654 aher 4 pm MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE M l 'Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Servtce Cheryl Lemley Me1gs County Assomte 1 I !Ill r I I rh• d r' E_ NflSS • I•OH l o\, ' f1 ' "'Pro rat"' J,rl rJ • R, •I 1 II Wanted To Buy Call 304 6 75 t697 Real Estate General l• nr · ' clrv '•J d t\ ' ''I I' ' "' r , ,-< c, p r>\r•cl ' •\r\ pt r r" o'tl•'f• 'il • 1 r r, 'I .-) ,, • t ~ 11 · vv 1 nt •' LAS[ l • l 1 r ' (\ <;uI rr I lt'' r 1\I <, I • • rnHI! 1 1j 1n ' V .1, I ' ' t 1 HI 1 11 (rJ rr •r l 1pru1, rl I (1.-, <,]' ,, , 1/',/o] l~ \'. ( 'v'V ~'r• V'; f r 1Po.,t (t, ILJI' h1r Ar 1 nu n(<: n th• C011r •v r· l hJtr r , · Nr ? 1 11) Vo J r, , M.~ ,n<; IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT. PROBATE DIVISION. MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. PROBATE COURT . MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO 9 rlr pies Call6t4-388 ·8486 Public Notice WV o 304-773 -6785 o• 304-773- 9185 43946 1606 6 German Shepherd pup- Public Notice Rick Pearson Au cttaneer SerVIce. Estate. Farm. An· trque & ltquidat1on sales ltcens'ed &: bonded 1n Otu o & 2711 Reliable person look1ng for persmlasron to hunt deer thts fall1n Oh1o Would help land owner pay property taxes for perm11110n to hunt Call 513-831 · 8431 af1er 6 p m 1965 12x60 mobile homo, price. Call 446· 6596 . 614-367-7!01 Cash pard for fancy •ron or heavy rron beds. $1 60 and up for certa1n Me1gs Co stone Jars Old t1me cup · board call 1 - 304 - 882 · PARTS and SERVICE Public Nottce every Tue l diV n~ght . Pt. Plea aant. WVa. AuC1 . Lonnie Neal. Youth Center Bldg • Camden St 1030am&7 30pmtoB 30 •Washers •D•shwashers 4 a. Special tntroduct1on offer! Come eat & exerc•se• Un1· que 8t complete werght loss 8t e~erc1se program Exercise claaa 84 00. free lectures & food samples Gallia County Dance Studto. Court St .• Galhpolts 9 30 am to 446 -7142 or 6885 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Pa•nting. intenor •~terior. exp. professional work, low Buy10g da1ly gold, s1lver coin s, rings , jewelry , stertmg ware, old corns, large currency Top prrces Ed . Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd . Ave pm No obligat•ons For more mformation call 614· The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 LAFF-A-DAV 18 Wanted to Do Auction Wanted estrmates for plac ing celhng fens in Syracuse Presbyterran Church Con tact Bob Harden at 614 985 - 3561 All Makes Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 3 Announcements Publ ic Sale & Auction loons 8o Co. 446-4313 Middleport WEDDING DAY 8 An no un ceme nts 614-446-0294 Me1gs Humane Soctety We Have Everything You Need For Your Pomemy-Middlaport, Ohio 2 bedroom m o b•le h ~ adults only For sale or r~ Call 614 -992 -2598 2 bedroom tra1ler k•t chen f urnish ed . co uple o ne sm , ll c h1ld acc epted 304 676 1076 M obile ho m e t or ren t 2 bedroom fur n1 shed a ~r cond . ad u1t s o nl y. n o petS S 1 5 0 0 0 m o nth N ew Hav en 3 04 88 2 2 4 66 44 6644 2 bdr trail er ful ly fu rnrshed good locauon, sec dep req Call446 8668 2 bdr mobtle home . turn . all electnc. adults only no pets Call 614-367-7438 Mobtl e ho me for rent Ref & 446-0608 Apartm e nt for Rent J A C K SO N E ST ATES APAR T MENT S (Equa l 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent Dep Call 446-1609 .. or Housm g Opportun tty) ha s o ne and t w o bedrooms re nt st artm g at S1 5 7 fo r o ne bedroo m and 8 193 per month for two bedropm With 62 00 depo stt l oca ted near Fo odland and Spnn g V11ll ey Pl aza pool and . TY ant Call 446 -2746 or leave m essa g e 3 bdr unturn g arag e apt S250 plu s dep osit Call 446 3786 14x70 total elect rrc trailer on private lot, 3 bdr , completely turn11hed , 1n t380 eluding wa1her &. dryer . dep required . 8200 mo plus 4 V·., acre lot restnced 2 VJ uthties Call 614 · 256 mile from Gallrpolts & 1393 Holzer Redu c ed t o 1 -~-----~~:-:- Fur n1 she d eff1c 1ency , 9 19 2nd . Ga lhpohs $ 145 Sn'fgle C all 446 -4 416 after 810 .600 Call 446·3486 5386 lots It acreage rn Recin e Call614-949-2 571 or 949 2686 101r160 trailer on large wooded tot , 7 m1les below Gallipolis on Racoon I 810,996 304 -676 -644B Fully fum •shad AC . 2 bd• . ?PM 2 bd r apt s newly dec .. utrhhes partly pa1d, $146 mo Call 676 -6104 or 675- adults only Call446 -4110 Mobile home furnished, AC , 1deal for 1 or 2 men. beautiful rlverv1ew Foatera Trailer Pork Cell 446-1802 , Ox60 2 bedroom mobtle home Call 614-949-2424 Unfurnished 2 bdr in Crown City Coli 446-6620 Newly remodeled 2 bdr , equipped kitchen, cantril air . $260. 821 112 Second Ave, Gollipollo Colt 44621U �June 8, 1984 Page 44 1G-lhe Daily Sentinel Apartment for Rent They'll Do It Every Time Furni1hed efficiency, mday, June 8, 1984 JlameiVy Middlepott. Ohio 56 63 - Pats for Sale Male Cocker Speniel, phone 304-576-8383 oher 5. 920 4th., Gallipolia. $176 . Utili - Uvaltock KIT 'N' CARL\'I.E ® by Larry Wrtgh Greenbrier Stablet now boarding homo. 304-6768799. 79 Available June 1. very nice 2 Musical Instruments G reenbrHH' Stablea, we buy, sell or trade horsa1. 304876-8799. bedroom, fully carpeted , apt .• 1 mile North of plaza , W -0 1'\ookup, $19 5 mo Call 448-4614 or 1 -304-2739746 . Blnon 2B ft. Compor Trail•. oi•P• I . Awning. tandem wheela, e,.;c. condition. UIIOO.OO . CoN 114245-5807. K1mb•ll console pumo. BJC· cellent condition. Call 446· 3090 Sale or trade pair draft colla half Belgiam half Parcheron w ill trade for canle 304676-2779. 1972 Revella camper. 81ao 1973% ton PU. Coli 614246-6&73. tiea paid. Single. Call 446 441 8 oher 7PM 2 bdr apt . 57 Repossessed Ktmball Con sole piano low monthly payments. Dan Ferguson Musi c. Rt 60. Ceredo W Va 304 -453-1 153 unfurnished, with eKcellen t view . down town area , $226 Call 446 3643 Furn ' ed effictency apt.. carpeted th rou ghout 9176 / mo . Oep & Ref req'ed Call 446 -4607 or 446-2802 58 & 4 rooms & bath unfurmshed pat . utillttes patd. adults only. no pets Ca ll 3437 or 446 - 3111 446 - m c lud1ng ut1hties Equal 1 bedroom Apt $196 Con moHo us mg Opportunity tact Villag e Man or Apt s 614-992 -7787 Raverstde Apt s Mtddlaport Special rates for Senior C rti zens $130 Equal Housmg Opportunities 614 992 -7721 1 & 2 bedroom furmshed apts Call 614 992 -5434 or 992 - 5914 o• 304 - 882 2566 F u rmshed 1 & 2 bedroom apa rtm e nt s, Mtddleport Adults, no pets . sec urity depos•t Call 614 - 992 3874 ~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~!!~~~~~~~ 51 Household Goods TV & Appliances, 627 Th1rd Ave . Gall1poha. 614-4461699 Sptn washers, gas & electrtc dryers . auto washers. gas & electnc ranges . refr igerators, TV sets GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Washers, dryers. refrigera tore. ranges Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd beside Stone Crest Motel . 614-446 -7398 APARTMENTS , mobile Why pay more Trade Center ho m es. houses Pt Pleasant Furniture Outlet, Rt 7, Kanauga, Oh Open 9 -7PM a nd Galhpolts 614 446 82 2 1 Fr eezer, 23 cu f1 G1bson TWIN RIVERS TOWER Upnght $200 Call 814 Apertments now avatlable to _2_4_5_·5_0_3_ 2_ _ _ _ _ __ elderly & disabl ed w1th a n 1 1ncom e of less than 1 bed with mattress and $ 12.300 Aenlmg for 30 spnngs $75, 1 couch and chatr $46 . 1 TV S26 . Call percent of adJusted mco m e 446-1243 or 446 1615 Phone 304-675 -6679 Ni ce 1 and 2 be droom un f ur ni s hed apartm e nts 3 04 -675 -2 218 befor e 6 pm In Middlep o rt 2 ro om eH•c•ency apt util1t1es pa1 d 1-304-882 -2566 Apt for rent m Henderson 304-675 -1972 Exc n•ce first floor o ne bedroom apt Washer dryer hookup , s tove and ref fur nuhed . Off street parkmg , quiet neighborho o d 304 675- 1962 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleepmg Rooms and light house keeping rooms P•rk Centr•l Hotel Call614-446-0756 Sleeping room 9115 . tiBS paid Share bath, onlv Range & refr•g 2nd Ave ., Gall1pohs 446 -4416 after 7 PM 46 ut•h · male 919 Call Carpet for rentals for $3.99 sq vd Call 614 992 6173 For sale dmette set wtth chans. $50 Also. buffet , s26 614-742 -2648 - -- - - - - - - lcCherry Dtnmg room sUit drop leaf table wtth 21eaves ex tends to 1 02 1n , buffet, 4 cha~rs wtth padded seats. $325 Call after 5 p m 992 -5154 Gas 11tove. S35. 31amps, S7 Call 992 -7453 l •vtng room su1te. c ouch, 2 cha1r1, coffee table Phone 304-773- 6846 D1nette set like new , Phone 304 -773 -5967 call after 3 PM CB.TV. Radio Equipment Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park. Route 33. North o f Pomeroy Large lots Call 614 -992 7479 Merchandise Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION 8o FURNITURE 62 Olive St . Gallipohs New & used wood &. coal stoves. 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399, bunk beds complete w1th bunkies $199, 2 piec e antron livingroom suites $199. antron recliners $99, other recliners $80, maple dinette sets $179, box springs S. mattress twin or full 8100 set regular-firm $120. maple dinette chairs 836 . wash stands $34, maple rockers S69, 7 piece chrome dtnette set $149 . 6 p1ece dinette set S99. used bedroom suites. refrtgera tors, ranges. chest. dressers. wringer washers. TV's, dry · ers. & shoes. Call 614-446 3159 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. chair. rocker. o tto man , 3 tables. !extra heavy by Frontier) . $686 Sofa . chair and loveseat. S275 Sofas and cha~ra pnced from $285 to $895 Tables , $45 and up to 8125 Hide -a beds. $440 and up to $526 . Reclmers , S176 t o S375 . lamps from S2B to $75 6 pc d1nettea from $99 .. to 435 7 pc $189 and up. Wood table with six chairs $426 to $746 Desk $110 up to $225 Hutches, $660 . and up, maple or pine finish Bunk bed complete wtth manresses, $250. and up to $396 . Baby beds, $110 . Manre11e1 or boJC sprtngs. full or twin. I 68 , firm . $68 . and $78. Queen sets. 8195 . 4 dr chetts. $42 5 dr cheats. 864 . Bed frames , $20 .and $26 , 10 gun · Gun cabinets, $360 . Gat or electric ranges e376 Baby mattreates. 826 & •35. bed fremoo $20. $26. S. •30, king frame $60. Good selection of bedroom suites. cedar chestt, rockert , metal cabinete. swivel rockers . Utad furniture -- Refrtgeratort. chalra, dryers, and TV'a. 3 milea out Bulavtlle Rd. Open Bam to Bpm. Mon. thru Fri., 9am to 5pm. Sat. 14-448-0322 e • Mayta g wrmger washer lllce new $ 150 304-675 -4187 54 Mise Merchand1se Reduced pnc es thru Ju ly 31 !It Have your o wn seasoned wood th1s wm te r 614 -256-6245 Knauff F tr ewood l•mes tone Sa nd Gravel Dehve red m Mason , Meigs , Galha or p1 ck up at R1chards & Son Call 446 -7785 Plasttc c1s tern s state ap pr"Jved , pl astic septiC tank s, plast1c c ulv e rt , metal cui verts , RON EVANS ENTER PAISES . Ja ckson . Oh 614 286-5930 Coffee tabl e ste reo, stereo. dm ett e tabl e Call 614 2 56 · 6417 F~rew ood cut up slabs S 15 pick up load Ca ll 614 245 6804 Butlt o n your lot A new home you ca n afford over 1 100 sq ft 6 rm s & bath . ca rpeted. ready to m o ve rnto $26 ,500 Also garages & bu ament s Ca ll Patrtot Hom e Bu tld ers anyttme 446 -803 8 W•ll cons1der mob1le hom e as trade tn Shrubs pru ned, lawn reseeded , reta1n1ng walls , sidewalks . patios , fill dirt , t opsOil, bark mulch & saw dust Contact Bruce Da\li · 11on Call 614-256 1427 One patr maJOrette boots. wh1te s •ze 6 h. $15 One eJt panding yard pm for baby 010 Call 446 3042 . R1d1ng lawn mower. good cond .. $160 Call614-6696311 Four Daytona Radial truck tlfes , 32JC 1 1 5R 16lT. like new $360 992 -2770 Wash bas10 and c ommode for , 840 Call after 4 p m , 446-0391 6 HP rototiller like new. gas powered trimmer with 2 blades, good refrigerator, wood chipo. Cell448-9740 Xero11 2 600 copter, 4 years old. Excellent condition Send inquirlee to : AAA7. P.O . Box 978, RGC. Rio Gronde, Ohio 46876. Telephone: (814) 246-6308. We reterve the right to reject all offers. Deadline June 22 Lawnchaira for sale 18 each. 30' mower, aullcy, antique wheol barrlef • 100, lawn glldo,., 2 oign llghto $10 oo Coil 448-3384 Misc . Merchandise 16 HP Sears mower 42" cui , Snow blade & chams. 81060 . Cell 446-3869 Remtngton model. 31, 16 gauge. very good cond1t1on Cremeens Gun Shop Call aha• 5PM . 446- 1380 C~rcular table, 4 c aptain chairs. mquira 338 Third A\le . Galltpolis C811 446 · 4629 For sale. new baby bed & mattress. 950 Call 614 · 742- 2881 Stereo with 8 track, 1 yr. old $100 Call992-3379 1 couch & chaiJ in good c ond•tion, 1 set of gas logs, 1 18 in elect lawn mower , 1 set of quilt frames, 2 quilt tops 614-992-7005 . Sears 11hp riding lawn mower, new motor and mower deck , good looking cond 9300 00 or best offer 304- 876-2337 Strawberries Taylor 's Berry Patch SAM · BPM , M o n · Sat Ca11446-8692 o• 614 245-9567 Strawbernes pick your o wn , 75 cents quart , 5 miles out Sand Hill Road , turn left Rayburn Road fifth house on loh Coil 304-675-2817 Used R 40 Ottch W1tch Trencher 1 -614 -694 7842 o• 694 -5006 9x12 used cabm tent large (4Jt8) rabb1t hutch 304676 5028 after s·oo Spray pamttng equtpment. compressor, 2 gal pot, btnks gun, 50ft material and aiJ hne , 40 tt a1r lme Phone 304-675-1128 Wooden 1 3x21 ro om with new roof. windows, doors and carpeled 304-895 · 3866 Myers dry well pump, like new 304-895-3516 Building Supplies lUMBER -Rough cut. oak. poplar, 2x4. 2x6 , 2x8 , 1 x4, 1 ~~:6, 1 ~~.B . length available, 8 h through 16 ft Hogg & Zuspan, 304-773-5554 Now open for business , Mountam State Block , Rt 33. New Haven Complete maso nry supplies. 4 ". 8 ", 1 2 " block Deltve ry serv1ce Phone day 304 -882- 2222 . evenmg 882 -3239 . 3 all steel bU1Id1ngs 30 ' x50 ' was $8746 now S5044. 40 'x 75 ' was $17951 now $9985. 50 Jt 100' was $28226 now $15767 In storage. Will sell cheap . Call John [304)863 -6670 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST K E NNELS Boardm g all breeds Heated Indoor - outdoor facilities AKC Do berman pupp•es Stud Serv1ce Cal/614-4467795 Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 614- 367 -7220 Bna rpatch Kennels llrofessional All -breed grooming Indoor -outdoor boarding fa c1lities Ptck up and delivery service English Cocker Spa n1el PUPPIBS Call 614 - 3889790 Dragonwynd Cattery Ke nnels AKC Chow pup· ptes. CFA Himalayan. PerSian and Stamese k1ttens Call 614-446- 3844 aher 6 Professional All Breed Dog Obedience Training lndivid · ual & ch1sses av8ilable Call 614 -388-9790 Full blooded German Shephard pups $20. 1 white $40 No papers Call 614· 388-8183 2 A~redale dogs for sale Call 614 742-2460. Reg11tared doberman p1nchers. 6 weeks old. 2 red. 5 block. Show quollty. f200 eech . Call 814-896- 111B. Bill or Cindy Purebred. German Sheperd puppies for eale Cell 30•773- 5627 AKC Cocker Spenlel pupa, 3 black. 2 black end White. Phone 304-89&-3892. AKC min Schnauzer, 8 wks old. first ahott •nd wormed. Salt end Pep.,.., Mole. 304875- 1145. AKC registered German Shepard pupplee. 304- 875- 7771 . 304· Fruits &. Vegetables. c lea n Strawberries, pic k your own 9 -8 Sorry no checks We accept food stamps, peas are ready 40c lb $9 .00 bushel Happy Hollow FrUit Farm. Gallipolis Ferry . 304· 576 -2026. Farm SuJJplies Farm Equipment Tractor, model B w1th cultivators Call 614· 266-6417 530 Ford baler. 3 wagon s with 16 ft flatbeds Call 446-3703, 9-6. Sat morn· ing call 614 -388- 8606 EJthne Saddle Shop June Bug Sale Big Silver Royle Show saddle bound to catch judges eye $799 vale, sale 9599 One ear silver royle headstalls 679 .99 value. sale S59 99 Silver royle show halters S89 99 value, sale $59 .00 Silvet rayle stainless steel show bits $29 99 value, sale &22 95 Navajo blankets $28 99 value, sale S22 .96 Brow band heat stalls with silver S38 . 50 value, sale $19 .99 . Absorline paste de worner S3 . 99 . Absorbme show sheen $6 .60 e qt Show earrings $7 99 value. IJtle $3 . 99 Corner fe~trs $14 99 value. sale $1'8.99 Brow band bridles Wtth btts & reins $14 .99. sale $9.99 2 miles N of Jackson on SR. 93 . Coli 614 -286 -6522 . Open 6 days closed Sun· days Sale ends June 30 26 ln~.;h rear ttller for 1138 Gravely tractor New never been used Call 614- 7422274 1974. 1150 Case D ozer. 6 way blade, wen c h . 304895 -3654 62 Wanted to Buy ·; Would like to buy standing timber 304-675-7716 after 7PM Tobacco allotment in Ma County 304-676-1197 63 n Livestock Young Simental Hereford Bull . fall service age Call 814- 256 -6402 Registered Quarter Horses. gentle, healthy, well trained . Call614-446 -7711 2 baby calves : 1 He1fer. 1 bull Call446 -2614 . Registered Polled Hereford bull , 16 mo old , reasonable will deliver . Call 614 3792671 3 yr. old Simmental cows. with bull calf at Stde . Double 8 Form . 614 387 77?.7., · Quality bred polled hereford service bulls . Feeder calves, cows. & calves . Priced upon inspect•on . 614-742- 3114. &~ CA U~E .l.eMeMe£-12- IF 1 S.AW THE $1\ME P~R~>J ONCE A WEEK FOR. THE- PAST' FOUfl MONTH~ 1 1 979 Large Bonanza Tr•vel trailer with 2 pull outt, very nice, 86,960 00. 304- 7736222 before 6 PM . VOU I<NOW HOW M.AWY AL.L. WE BUT WE: DIDl<J' i JUbT 6-E N P F,t.C.~ A WECK~ l'P HAVE A HARD TIME! f(EMSM&ERING< VO U'FU~ TH'& PER~ON TO L.AST SEE _.._ ..__ THE MONEY. 'fDU PIP ... L 7 WEcA~, HE WENT LIP THAT 5-TAII\WAY SOMeONE DOWN TO MAKE L~EE KNOW NOW 15- THAi A PICKUP~ JU?T FIVE- MINUTE~ AGO . WI1AT THE Gl)V WHO YOV JU6T SeNT DOWN LOOKED LIKE. Transporlalion 81 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paod for lete model used cars. Smith BUICk -Ponttac . 191 1 East· ern A\le ., Gallipolis Call 614-446-2282. Autos for Sale z 80 Camero 28. loaded, low m1las. Call 446· 7048 . 1983 Chevette 4 spd. transmllaion. 17,000 miles, ex· cellent condition Call 614388 - 9634 evenings . 84.800 1982 2 dr Chevy Chevette. 4 spd . AM - FM tape , &3. 495 1981 2 d• Chevy Chevette, auto , sun roof, $3. 195 1980 Renault LoCa•. 4 spd. AM-FM. AC , sun roof. 92,495. John's Aut o Sales, Bulav1lle Rd , Gallipolis, Oh 446 -4782 1976 Monzo . $200 . Call 814 -992-3905 . 1976 AMC Sport-a -bout PS , PB, AC , auto trans. &600. Call614- 266 -6049 . 1980 Ford Mustang low mileage, good cond .• auto transmisston Call 446 2169. 1981 Chevene one owner. eJCc . conditton . $2.999 f1rm Call614 256 -6200 . 1966 Chevell Super Sport . $1500 Call 614 · 367 0164 1969 Cadillac Fleetwood, mini condition $996 Call 614-949-2626. 1980 Toyota Cehca GT liftback. ac. am -fm stero. auto. 46.000 mtles. call 614-992-3761 . 1979 Toyota Cel1ca GT liftback. a1r. am-fm atero, 5 spd.. sun roof, 60.000 miles. Call 992-6826 . 1977 Pinto . reesonally priced Coll304-882-2896 . 73 Cutlass (51 Oldsmobile 1 owner, good shape Call 446 9283 1972 Mustang Grande 302. auto . good on gas, 82 . 000 Call 446 - 1326 8'118S 93 AUTO SALES 1980 Chevy PU drives new. looks new , $3 995 1981 Citation super clean 83. 695 1978 T Bird landau $2, 295 1978 AMC Concord 1 owner, $1 . 995 77 Chevy Monte Car lo locally owned, $1,795 78 chevy Suburan like new $ Save S. 66 Ford Fa~rland convertible 1966 Corvatr convertible 73 Mustang Machi fastback . Call614- 286-6522 .a 1979 Chevy Cepr~ce Clas stc, 2 dr , ac. ps, V 8 engine. body good condition. eJtc . performance. Will consider all offo•s Call 614-992 · 7412 after 6 p .m - - - -- - - - - lc ' 81 Chevette 4 cyl., 4 spd. '7B Couga• XR7: '77 Olds V1sta Cru1ser; '77 Monza; Foremen's Used Cars. Langsvi lle Call 614-742 2734. 1977 Old s Cutlass su preme AT , P S .. P B . v-6 engine. white lettered tires. red with wh1te pen stripe Must see to apprec iate Pri ce negotiable 442 S 6th St M iddleport Call 9922631 1978 Wagoneer , 197B Ch1af Cherokee with 360 engine. p s ., p b . a c .. 1979 Suzuki 650, low rider Call 614- 992-7865 1981 Honda KLGOOS. 304675- 6810 after 6 p .m '74 Jeep truck CJ10, 6 cyl , 68,000 miles, new clutch, $1,100 . 00 304 - 676 1828 · 83 Ford Ranger, FWD. 5 speed, 6,000 miles, sharp 304- 676-3044. 1979 Ford van. customized. tncluding sink end refrtgere tor, very good cond low mileage, 302 engme. blue and lilvor. 304-773- 5060 . GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, scotchguard-water extrac · tion, deodortzers. FREE estimates. Reasonable rates. Gone Sm1th. 992 -8309. For sale or trade, 1 0 used street bikes under $999 Can be seen at Betz Honda Sales . Call 446-2240. SUPER BUYIII Classic '70 Chevelle. exc cond .. AC . plus lots more . Down to $1,596 304-676-6063 1983 Cutlass Supreme black With burgendy .nte· nor. 15.000 m1les 304· 675-3123. 76 Camero LT. good cond. phona 304-676-2226 1982 Ford 4Jt4 F260, lock in and out hubs. sliding rear window . guages , radio. black with a lum1num spoke wheels & Firestone radials, 6 cyl ., 4 speed. $8500 . 82 Ford F250 4x4 heavy duty lariet blue & white, air, tilt wheel. cru11e, automatic, am -fm tape, p . windows, sliding back glass, cab lights, dual 1enk, new tires. 400 engine, 48,000 miles . 86,260. Call 304- 8766421 between 7 30-9 :00 pm 1972 Buick LeSabre. 350 automatiC, good mechanical shape. 304-675-2728 . 72 Trucks for Sale 1983 S-10 Chevy PU . 4 spd . AM - FM like new 06.396 . 1982 S-10 Chevy PU , 6 cyl.. 4 opd . AM -FM. vmyl coverbed , $6.996 . 1981 Chevy luv, 4 apd, AM -FM tape. vinyl cover bed. $3 ,995 John's Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd , Gallipolis. Oh 446-47B2. 1981 Honda CR 80. exc cond Call446-1000. 1974 Honda 750. eJCc cond Asking $1150 or best offer Call bo 1974 Honda 760. ex c cond Asking $1150 or beat offer Call before 2 PM 446- 1081 1981 Honda CR BOA . ex cond Call 446-3485 74 Tnumph Bonneville mo· torcycle. 5 spd transmis· sian, 12 over springer, 6 over hard tail. new t~res, completely rebuilt top end . $460 as is call 614 -949 2162 after 5 30 p.m 1974 Yohama 500 DOHC 2 bedroom mobile home, Fleetwood, 1 V2 bath, must see. Call 614-986- 3839 or 986- 3931 . ' 73 Honda 600. 4 cyl . 4 , 100 miles. garage kept , like now $660 .00. 304882 -2663 . 1983 Honda V66 Magna, exc . cond . 3.000 m 1les. good ttres. never abused. $3 , 300 00 304 - 676 3288 . 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 19 ft . fiberform 470 Mer crutser 170 HP . Boat has only 26 hours Call 614 · 367-7760 . Sunklst JBt boat , 464 en· g1ne. 700 HP. Berkley jet 86.000. Coli 446-7373 Chr~s Craft cabin cruiser. 36 ft with 40 ft trailer $11.000 Call 304- 675 1731 after 6pm 83 Ford Ranger 4 WD . 5 sp .. 6 .000 miles Sharp 6763044 Aristocraft Inboard I Out board 120 Mere cr:uiser. 19 ft . with trailer Reasonable Coli 614-268-6472 . 1972 Che\ly C -40, 1% ton truck . t3 ft grain &. cattle. Bed good cond. Call 614 367-7640 . 1------ - - - - - 1978 Chevrolet 4JC4 PU new paint, new tires , alot of miles. $3 ,200. Call 814· 266-6002 Minna - Kota 666 elecuic motor with foot controUed. In good condition . Cell 614992-3726 16 h . Starcraft Run -a - Bout 40 HP Evenrude motor tilt t•oiler. Cell 446-1924 Correct Crah & Ski Supreme, fam•lv akt boats. New Ia us&d. Parkersburg. WV 304-422-8433 or 304· 422-2367 1979 Plymouth 6 cyct,PS,PB, auto transmisSion. 61,000 miles no rust Call614-992-3798 o• 742 2143. 82 S 10 oport pickup. V6, 4 spd. long bed, bucket seat•. consota. am-fm radio, slid· ing back glasa. Call 614992- 5947. '74 Chevy Luv, '78 Ford F100 pick up for pono. '72 Dutter for p•na, Smell Allie Chalmert tractor rune good $400 .00. 304-BB2- 3328. 73 Vans • 4 W.O . 1978 Chevy von. 6 cyl . auto. AM -FM tope. 83.495 . John't Auto : .. lea, Bulavill• Rd. Gelllpollo, Oh 4484782. 77 Jeep pickup PS, PB. radio, n - roditor, 380 V-8. 55,000 mlleo. Cell 114388-8582 . Moton Homes • Campers BURDETTE CAMPER SALES 8o SERVICE, Open dally 8 to 6:30. Sot. 9 to 4, Cloeed Sunday. U.S. Rt. 60, Coolville, Oh 814- 6873388. Close out S•le on ell Pelimo tent Cllmpers w• h•ve In otock . •1 00 over deoler coot. BURDETTE CAMPER SALES SERVICE. Opon deily 9 to 1:30. Sat. 9 to 4. Cloo.. on Sundoye U.B. Rt. Coolville. Oh 114-18733811 . a eo. I' M SO SLEE PY I CAN 1-4A.I<:DLY KEEP MY EYES OPENJ ... I'M HOPING WE CAN MAKE UPPER YORCH BY NIGHTFALL 1 I'V\OVING! we begged, we pleaded with him but no qo! BASEMENT WATER PROOFING Uncondittonal lifetime guarantee local references fum11hed Free estimates . Call collect 1614·237-0488. 9 • m to 6 p . m Rogers 8asemenl Waterproofing . I don' An honest, but poor A person 1ve me. but for that ~ind can't say he mnr"'" I could have l1ke som'thin - -r-:::-; 1keda mud if he don'' C'h1 ld r thin~ li~esth' 1 sp1nac h! WINNIE ._ ...... -~ YOU DIDN' T SLEEP I VERY SOUNDLY LA5T NG NIGHT, DEAR. WE COULD SPEND SOME THAT'S WHAT HE SA//), BUT I TH INK HE WAS JU5T TEST ING ME. Remodeling. sid•ng. interior end e~tterior. teJttured coat'"9· simulated brick and stucco. thermo replacement wtndows 304-675- 1660 I Roofing and eltterior painting. ca ll 304-675-2792 . 82 Plumbmg & Heatin{: CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Ga ll ipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or 614-446-4477 Evening television listings -------------------N,-am-,-0 -,,-, -w.-,.,- h -"- - - - - - - - - - - - FRIDAV EVEN ING JIM'S PLUMBING 8o HEATING Rl 1. Bo• 366. Gallipolis. Call 614 -367-0676 . SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating, 211 S1xth St .• Po10t Pleasant, W . Va 304675-5420. licensed and insured . 83 Excavating Good -1 EJCCIII\Iating. basements, footers. driveways. septic tanks. landscaping . Call anyt1me 614 - 446 4637. James L Davison, Jr owner Dozer Work free estimate Call anytime, 446-8038 . J A R Construction Co.Ru· tlend. Oh .614-742-2903; Basements, Foolera. Concrete work . Backhoe's, Dozer &. Ditcher, Dump trucks, & water-gas-sewerelectrical linea AM Construction, backhoe service, septic tanka , fool en, & water line aervice . General construction Call 614-742-2167 & Electrical R afrigaration SEWING Machine repair~. service Authorized Singer S81es 8r Service Sharpen Scissors Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 814-992-2284. 85 79 WE'D BETTER KEEP Water wells commercial and domestic. test holes, pump sales and serv1ce. 304-8963802 Camping Equipment Ventura pop-up camper. sleeps six . 1973 Dodge motorhome, 21 ft self contained . Can be seen wee· kendo. can 246-9183 ME TOO, BUT I FIGURED GASOLINE ALL E Y GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Water removal, furniture cleaning, free eatimatoa. 304- 675- 2296 84 78 I WISH WE'D HAD TIME 10 TAKE A NAP BACK THERE AT THE SPRING, A.l...LEYr RON'S Tele'lliston Service. Spec1altzing in Zenith and Motorola. Quaur. end house calls. Call 304-6762398 Of 614-446-2464. 1979 Mercury Capr1, 6 cyl., AM -FM Cauette, AC, auto, radial tires, $3,000 00 firm . 304-6 76- 1146. '75 Ch•v•lor, 81, 600.00. A - 1 1hapo, 304-876-1402. .. ACTUALLY.. A UTILE SNOOZE WOULDN'T DO ANY HAfiM •. IIE'RE SURE T' HEfiR SUB IF IT H S. S Home Improvements vinyl aiding. roofing, room addition, storm windowt, stone . Cell 614-387-0409 o• 614-387-7244 . RINGLE'S SERVICE exparienced roofing , mcluding hot tar application, carpenler, electrician, mason . Call 304-675-2088 or 676 4560 1980 CR 126 RHonda . Exc Cond. Call 446-2323. ... HARD T' HEEP.. TH' OLO PEEPfR5 OPEIY ON A FULL STOMAOI- i5N'T iT, 9NAWHY? •• PAINTING- interior and ex-· terior. plumbing, roofing, some remodeling. 20 yra. exp Call 61 4 -3B8-9662. Motorcycles 1964 Chevrolet. 6 cyl . stan trans., Texas car no rust. runs good. &1 . 400 00. 304675-3843 . Desperately need to sell a 1975 Ford Pinto. runs well. 4 spd . AM / FM , cassette S400 Call 446 -1723. 1979 Jeep CJ -6, 6 cyl , 3 spd ., loaded with exl•as $3,000. Call 446-0615 ANNIE Marcum Roofing 8o Spouting. Now installing rubber roofs. 30 yeara experience. specializing in built up roof. Call 614-3BB-9B67. 74 1978 Volkswagen Rabb1t , 30MPG S1600 Good Cond 1977 Camara , loaded S 1700 Call 4464230 1976 Camaro . Call 446 4382 W .O. 1974 Pontiac Grand Pr1x S695 Call 614-992-723B 0< 742- 2202 1982 Plymouth Arrow, 4,600 actual m1les, AC. 4 speed. call 304-676-1186 after 5 .00 . 1975 AMC Pacer Runs well Call614- 256- 1608 Vans Home Improvements Fetty Tree Trrmming. stump removal Call 304 - 675 1331 1973 Ford Station Wagon, PS -P8. 8375 Call 4469376 . After 6PM 1976 Ford Torino 64 ,000 actual mi , AC , mterior good, good tires. $1250 Call 446- 2419 or 446 1416 .. ~~::::~::::~::~::~~~~==::~~0~· ~~~~~~~~~ 71 73 & 4 1963 Ford Fa~rlane 4 dr , 200 6 c ylinder , aut o. 65.000 miles. new paint Call after B·OOPM. 304458 · 1874 1978 Mercury Cougar loaded. new t~res . 82, 800 negotiable Call 446-9513 or 446-0269 . & Liveslock CAPTAIN EASY HOW COUL.O t PO;;t&L'i '77 18ft. aelf contained camper, bath, air, sleeps six . See to appreciate. 304-8766912. Grain KINDA FUNNY, IHAT GUY GIVING ME A PAIR OF S PARKLE PLENTY DESIGNER -lEANS. Services 71 61 & Conditioned hay. o ut of the field 9100 per bale Call 614-843-5138 Call304-882·Pick 22 3 7your own Strawberries 66¢ quart. $1 25 quart Howard Failure 6 mil es west on Rt 35 Call 4462341 Strawberries. phone 675-7621 . Hay Hay Pick up in the fields Square or round bales Call 446-6666 o• 446-4036 Strawbernes You p1ck 75 cents or we ptck S: 1 00 per qt . 2 m1lea back o1 New Haven , WV of Umon C amp Ground No Sunday ptckmg Top soil and f1ll din . 304675-7771. 55 52 Off1ce space 5 rm s u1t e. large reception area & 3 or 4 pruvate offices Call 446 3643 51 Country Oak Furniture, ta bles, chairs. c upboards , dry sinks , p1e safes. lots of m1sc Conkles Rt 7 , Tuppers Plams. OhiO 54 Frui1 Vegetables 64 OUR VEHICLE SEEMS NONE THE VVORSE FOR COLLISION .. . Motor• Home• • Campara II The Ohio General Hauling James Boys Water Service Aloo poolo filled . Coli 614268-1141 or 814 - 4461175 o• 814-448-7911 . JIMS WATER SERVICF. . 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Ruda Durst; and three sisters, Iva Carpenter, Olive Talbott and Mildred Circle. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday 1n Ewing Funeral Home, with the fu>v. Paul McGuire officiating. Burtal will be 10 Brown· ing Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home from 24 and 7·9 p.m. Saturday. Portsmouth, and Miss Rebecca Vance, at home: three sons, Barry Conley of Joliet, Ill .; Jay Coffey of Cleveland, and Lawrence Vance of Texas: seven grandchildren; and a brother, Ullle Vance of Cleveland. Mr. Vance was a memtlf>r of Rutland Church of God. where services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, with the Rev. John Evans officiating. Burial will be In Miles Cemetery, Rutland. Friends may call at the Hunter Funeral Home in Rutland from 1·5 p.m. Sunday. The body will be taken to the church where It will lie in state one hour prior to the services. Friday, June 8, 1984 Middleport' Ohio OSU trustees approve student fee, salary hike COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP) -Ohio State University trustees have approved an average 5.6 percent Increase in student fees and charges and an $8,(00 pay raise lor President Edward H. J ennings. The board announced Thursday that Jennings' annual salary will be raised from $92,760 to $100,760. Under the $781 mtlllon budget lor res:a:;~~te r---------------.:._________ MOUNTAINEER CLEVELAND (AP) The wlnnJng number drawn Thursday ;:ol~pe~vM~ndqauayr· :.~ThU:N~~~.~~·~aiJy rn London Pool at Syracuse, begin· ning Monday, June 11, will be open dally from noon untU 6 p.m. and on Thursday from noon untU 9 p.m.,George Holman, manager announced today. The new hours will be 1n effect untO further notice. the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the win· Cinem""i) Photo Express The ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2.00 , . . - - - - - - - - - FRIDAY thru THURSDAY: - - - - - - - - - , JUNE 8 thru 14 Walter L. Hoffman , 91, Rt 3, Pomeroy , died Thursday In Kimes Nursing Home. Athens. Mr. HoHman, a tarmf'r, was tx>rn March 15, 1893. a son of the late John , and Sophia Sophnell Hoffman . He was also pf'I"CE'ded in death by his witt>. Hazel Hoffman : by a son. Lloyd Hoffman : and by four· brothers and two sisters . He BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT Results of the third leg of the "Triple Crown' -PageC-1 BELlO STAK James J. Kilpatrick calls the death of a black college a casualty of changiitg times-Page A-2 Tornado-ravaged towns in the nation's midsection start cleanu~Page A-4 • Vol. 19 No. 18 1elha Only25¢ With Coupon Just in time for summer funt Inflates to 40" around. Heavyduty vinyl. Hurry, supplies are La wrt'nt't' Van ct• lim~ed. Law rena? Vance, 56,30919 McEI· hinney Hill. Middleport, died tcxlay in Holzer Medical Center. He was bom [)pc . 1 ~. 1927, at Hart Creek, W.Va Surviving""~ his wife, Jean Ann Forn'St Vance: five daughters, Mrs [)cobra Faw of Rutland, Mrs. Pamela Wallace uf Middleport , Mrs. Drema Devicent of Morgan town. W.Va .. Mrs. Brenda Potters of #68-1054 AM/FM Stereo Phono With Cassette Recorder Ciannene•-tos by Realistic Save $100 Emergency runs 18995 Four calls were answered by local units Thursday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical S.'rvtces report s. At II : 45 a.m .. Middleport went to a brush fire near Fai rland Dnve: Middleport at 1:50 p.m. went to the Mary Whaley home on Bradbury Road to mvesligate a possible fire; Middlepor1 at 2:17 p.m . went to Hartinger Park for Eric Hayes. no transportation required: Pomeroy went to 131 Peacock Ave. at 8· 4R p.m . for Rebecca Diles, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospita l. e • e I I I • Dolby NR Reduces Tape Hiss and Noise • Auto-Search • Bass and Treble Controls j 34% off.! Rec~~d cassettes off radio or from 2-speed changer. 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Celeste said the office "will be an aggressive, professionally-led office that will see that we fully and effectively use Ohio's coal resource." "This means jobs for our workers and additional business for all those who are a part of the coal Industry." he said. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Jack Cera, D· Bellaire, and Sen. Eugene Branstool, [).Utica, specifies that the coal office will help fund research and technology STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (AP) - Gov. Richard Celeste says Ohio's depres>ied coal industry and its workers will get a boost from a new state law. He signed the proposal in Steubenville on Friday as a highlight of his latest Capital-For-A-Day program, a monthly event in which he takes state govemmen I on the road. With legislative sponsors, Industry, union and utlllty offlcials looking on, Celeste signed the measure which, among other things, will create an office for Reg. 1.99 Each 2tor 279 Reg. 2.79 Each 2788 Cut 20°/o Reg. 34.95 Enjoy your favorite music at the park Special oxide for high output and wide frequency response. Stock up, no limit! or beach . AFC for no-drift FM, rotary 1144-602/603 tone control. 1112-668 Bane,;es • .,,. Trim-Fone~ by Radio Shack Cut 33°/o ElrB.IIIIII Reg. 59.95 mmn•aa 30°/oQff 695 Reg. 9.95 Never needs batteries-powered by light indoors or out! Handy 4-key memory, square root and percent keys, lk:ligit LCD. folding carry case. 1165-904 ------ Easy to InstallPlug Into Standard Modular Phone Jack Pul11e. Enjoy pushbutton convenience even on rotary lines. Touch-redial of last number called. White, . #43M351. B~n . #4Jh352 Tone. For.low-rate phone, bank and computer ser· VIces requ111ng tone activation. White,~ ­ Brown, 43-354 12 Sections. 78 Pages 50 Ce nts A Multi!f1edia Inc. Newspapor to permit the burning of Ohio's high-sulfur In an envtronmentally·safe manner, and hence Improve the coal market. The measure also seeks to spur more Involvement In such activities by the state's coal-burning utilities. They will be allowed to pass along to customers the cost of research and other measures devoted to cleaning Ohio coal. The bill is part of a legislative package which grew out of a three-month study of the industry's problems by the Senate Subcommittee on Cool. hmded bv Branstool. A second part of the package is a propooect constitutional amendment which would let the statr· Invest in private research and development proj('('ts and then share in any profits those efforts prcxlucr. Subs€quently , these funds would be usPd to help finance additional research and development . The amendment has been approved by the SrnatP and Is pending in the House which rco:mvcncs June21i. Ohio River unsafe for swimming, says panel CINCINNATI (API -Efforts to clean up the Ohio River are making grea l strides but pollution monitor· ing officials say it's still dangerous to sw1m or wade in the water. The Ohio Rlver Valley Sanitation Commission reported that micr06· coplc, disease-carrying organisms are the greatest health hazard to swimmers, skiers and waders. Bacteria levels exc-eed recommended river standards about half the time between May and October, the study said. "I smoke, but I wouldn't swim downflow !rom Cincinnati,'· said Paul Flanigan, assistant chief for the Ohio Department of Water Pollution. Bacteria indicators at the Cincin· nat! Water Works intake in 1983 showed the water contained almost five times the contamination level recommended for body mntact, said Ed Kispcrt. water works superintendent. .. The organisms do not aftc-.: t drinking water becausP it is treatt.->d to remove contaminants, he said . The contaminated \\"<::.ltf?r 1s created by discharges from thP Millcreek Sewage Di sposa l plant. said l.f.:o Weaver, the comrnission · !-. executive director. "It's functioning at much i<•ss than the desired level,'" he satd. ··tt '" Inadeq uately treatt'<i and d('fittit el' degrades the river and c r l'CJ 1Cs a higher risk." The commiss ion rPpor 1 was writ ten by CJ group of architL•cts and en gineers from Indiana and Ohio. Weaver said. It n:"C.'OrrunPnds i.n creaSl:.d regulcnion ot pollution source~ omU cuntmuL"tl rnonitul'ing. Ohio rtqui.res ident tfit-d polio tion sources to submit mont hly· JT'PQI1'-' about lhequality ofthrii run uff;md thr pffec1 they havp on thP WJIC'I" There a1e 3,00J pl"nts rc•gul"lf'd under that typ<> uf )J<'rmit, \\"can' t said . Gallia coroner investigates drowning as cause of death WORKERS WAIT - Workers from the U.S. Anny Co.,.. of Enlgneers walt as divers try to attach cables to aniJG.ton locking gare submerged lnlheOhlo Klver atlheGalllpollsl.ocksFricbly. The gate and a derrick barge attempting to repair it sank 1n AprilloUowtng an accident at the dam. Not all sryles avallabla In aJI atores FCC registered POMEROY- Veterans Memorial Hospital as well as other rural hospital are In financial problems due to tbe new Tax Equity and Financial Form Act, Scott Lucas, hospital admtnlstrater, comments. Provisions of the new law designed to cut health costs went into effect at Veterans Memorial H06pital on January 1, this year, while at olher hospitals the new cost structure will not go imo effect untO July I. depending on the start of the hospital's fiscal year, Lucas points out. The law currently affects patients covered by Medicare and effective Aug. 1, patients covered by Medicaid will also fall under the provisions of the law. The new legislation sets a fee which Medicare will pay for a particular ailment of a patient. No more than the set fee is paid to the hospital regardless of the hospitalization time that might be increased due to complications or other Illnesses which develop after the patient has been admitted to a hospita l. For example, a payment of $2,(00 might be established for an appendectomy. lllhe patient gets along well and everything goes letter perfect, the patient would be released after two days and thP hospital would make a profit. However, if complications would develop and the patient was required to stay in the hospital for a period of 10 days, for example, then tbe hospital wUI suffer a considerable loss. Payments for Medicare patients are made on the basis o! the primary dianosis. That Is, to say, that a $2,00J figure would be paid for a patient admitted for an appendectomy, for example. However, if the patient suffered a heart attack or some other new problem or Dlness. then the hospital, while under obligation to provide the additional treatment, would stltl receive only the Initial $2,000. Ohio tax hike 11th highest among states 3995 maaaaa _,_C!II!!IIIIIII!I By The 'nmes-Sentlnel Stal1 GALLIPOLIS - Divers from the U.S. Army Corps of Engl · neers tried without success Friday to attach c~bles from a derrick crane to a locking gate submerged In the Ohio River at the Gallipolis Locks. The gate was broken April 3 when a tow boat struck it while it was closed. On Aprll 4, a cable from a derrick boat trying to salvage the gate snapped, caus· ing the gate to sink and capsizing the boat. • "Its a difficult operation," Sam French, assistant chief of llie operations division said. "Its like dropping a dime on the floor and then trying to get under it to pick It up. I don't know when we'll get 11, but we'll keep trying untU we do." But once the cables are attached, French said It should be clear santng. "Once the new cable is attached, the crane will remove the gate from the water and set It on a barge," French said. "Then the owner of the derrick boat will then begin salvage operations." When the gate first broke, many tows walled for as long as 72 hours to get through the locks. French says there wUI be no delays this time. "It's no concern because Its out of the way as far as traffic through the locks are concerned. " The operation was delayed two months to give the rain· swollen Ohlo River to return to Its nonnalleve l so access would be easier for the divers French said . Times--Sentinel Staff Save 520-Pulse and Tone Dialing Telephones EC-406 by Radto Shack c Governor sees law as boost to coal industry By BOB HOEFUCH • Improve the Sound of Your Speakers Save $31.95. Twenty slide-action boost-and~ut controls custom-tailor your sys.. tem's sound. Dual tape controls for dubbing equalized sound from tape deck to tape dec~ . Bypass button allows rnstant comparison of original and equalized sound . 1131·2005 Editorials ......................... A·2 Fann ... ............................ C-6 Spor1s ... ... ..... ................. 1·5 Ohio weather: summer-like temperatures --Page A-4-- GALL IPOLJS ~ Drowning Is being Investigated as the possible cause of death of a Gallia County man Injured In an accident Friday night. Gallla County Coroner Donald Warehime said the death of Rona ld E. Kingery, 42. Rt. 1, Crown City, was being investigated as a possible drowning. The Gallia ·Meigs post of the state highway patrol said a truck driven by Kingery was southbound on Oh.io 218, approximately three-tent.tts of a mile north of Ohio 7'JO, when it went out of control. Th•• truck went offth(' rig ht side• of the road, through a gudrdrail . uv·er an embankmertt and oven urned. accordingtothepatrol. J.: ingprywns thrown from the whrc l< · and according to wit nPssr•s. landed in a nearb y CT{'l'k . ~ He was takpn to llolzer MPdical Center by the r;ollt.J County EmergenC')· Medical" '''""'''- where a nursing supen·isor "aid hf' was pronounced dead on arrtv·al. \Varehimc s<:ud hr \\"<lS not su re if an autopsy woo ld b<' Jl<'tintmPd . Tax, financial act causes problems for rural hospitals 270/o 60 Min. Solar-Powered Card-Size Calculator-Save s3 Save 57.07-AM/FM Portable Radio Along the River .............. .B-1-8 Business ........................... A·3 Deaths ............................. A-6 Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, June 10, 1984 Cop,•ighr.d 1984 Divers fail in initial attempt at locks Beach Ball Bargain Inside: ttdint tnttS ~-------------------------------------------L------------------------- He is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Robert 1Helen I Dorst of Tuppers Plains, and Mrs. .John (Juanita 1 Grueser of Minersville: one son, Roger Hoffman of Chester: one sister, t::dith King of ChcstPr; and nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday In t::wmg Fun~ral Home. with the R~v . Ci llx't1 Spencer officiatln.g. BUJial will bP in Chester Cemctf'n·. Friends may call at the funeral homrfrom24and 7-9 p.m. Satuttlav. ' Ohio Dems seek unity, but... - Page D-1 116th Bahr Clothiers For An Excellent Selection of Summer clothing For Men and Women " _ _... I("• ., ... ,-· • ..... ' Shop Walter L. Hoffman attendedtheChurchof~. 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Overall, per-capita state tax collections in the country averaged $740 In 1983, up 128 percent from Ute $325 per person collected 1n 1973, the Tax Foundation reported Friday. Ohio ranked 36th highest in per capita tax collections In 1983, with per capita taxes Increasing !rom $21191n 1973 to $627 1n 1983. Thefoundatlonsald29.8percentof that money went for general sales tax, 35.5 percent lor Income tax and 34.7 percent for other taxes. Lucas reports that the development of complications and new illnesses after lhe patlenl is admitted ts the real hangup In the provisions of the law. There is just no provision made to cover additional costs encountered by the hospital and no way can it collect additional money. The Medicare·a>Vered patient cannot be held responsible. One example of problems encountered with tho new law by the local hospital revolves around on<' pat tent who dPVeloped complicat ions and new problems after being admitted to the local hospital . The patient was In Intensive care for some 67 days. The bill for lhc patient. who, by the way, is well today was in excess of ~.OOJ. The hospital received $8,00J. ··we can't absorb much of this," Lucas comments. August will bring additional problems when provisions of the law are extended to Medicaid participants. 1Continued on page A-4 l --~------------~ EPA chief calls acid rain problem "most complicated~ CLEVELAND lAP) -The head of the U.S. Envlrorunental Protec· tion Agency says acid rain Is the POINTING OUT ALTERNATIVES - Wllllam admlnl8trator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Asency. ces&ure& to a questioner during his comments Friday at the weekly Cleveland City Club Fonun. He said the nation still needs a unified approach to the problem of acid rain. ( AP Laserphoto ). "most complicated environmental problem thismunt.ry has yet faced. " and more dewlled research Is needed before the problem can be solved. "The source of the pollution Is removed from Its Impact. and the people who would normally pay for the abatement of pollution don't Sf'f' how they would get any benefit for It," EPA Admlntstra!Dr William D. Ruckelshaus told the weekly City Club forum Friday. "This administration recognizes that Ills a real problem, and a real ·-- .. '• . I. problem for the country as a whole, not just the eastern half where the primary impact of acid rain is felt," Ruckelshaus said. He said the EPA will begin a large-scale study of the acid rain problem In a few months. "This fall, we will study the aquatic chemistry of more than 2,500 lakes and obtain for the first lime a representative picture of the extent of acldtficatlon across the country," he said. "Data from this and slmllar projects will substan· tlally upgrade our ability to develop a coherent add rain strategy." Ruckelshaus was the first EPA administrator when the agency was fomled In 1970. 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