http://66.213.69.5/files/original/911b515b5234a4425e14aa28bfa0fb13.pdf 4a0c922a9f52d03e55cb19251d7f73d6 PDF Text Text Pa11e 12 The Dally Sentinel I I Newton concert I ooncelled Area deaths Grace Stoops Grace C. Stoo~. 73, 629 31st St., Parkersburg, W.Va .. dled unexpectedly Wednesday evening at Camden Clark Memortal Hospital . Mrs. Stop~ was bomatConstltutlon and was the daughter of the late Clarence and Clara Parkes Chambers. She was preceded in death by one sister . She was a f01mer employee of the American Vicose Corp., Parkersburg. Surviving are one son. Carl D. Stoops Sr., Coolville; two brothers, Jack Chambers and Brooks Chambers, Vienna, W.Va.; three sisters. Fay Dailey , Parkersburg; '!'willa Price, East Livef1JOOl; Hope Gant , Orlando, Fla.; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m . at the WhiteEthridge F'uneral Home,l25 Lee St., Belpre with the Rev. A. K. Thomas officiating. Burial will be in Gravel Bank Cemetery, Constitution. Friends may call at the funeral home atrer 2 p.m. on Friday Garnet L. Harbrecht, 72, Wehe Terrace, Pomeroy, died Wednesday morning at her residence. Mrs. Harbrecht was born Dec. 21. 191lln Salisbury Township and was the daughter of the late Herbert Joseph and Dorothy Leifheit Giles. Her husband, Norman A. Harbrecht, died Dec. 9, l%7. She was also preceded 1n death by one brother 1n Infancy. She was a bomemaker and a member of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church . SuJViving are a daughter and son-In-law, Dorothy Debra and Gary Ellis, Middleport; one brother, Willis Giles, Mesa, A7.. and several nieces and nephews_ F'uneral services will be held Friday at 11:30 a.m. at Ewing Funeral Home wlth the Rev. James Corbitt officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home 'l1111rsday from 2 to4 p.m . and 7to9 p.m . or~163 Squad runs Board to meet CLEVELAND tAP) The winning number drawn Wednesday night in the Ohio Lottery 's daily game, "ThP Number," was 444 In thl> "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday , the win ning number was 2766. Singers to appear London Pool 1n Syracuse will resume nonnal hours beg1nn1ng July 2. Hours wUI be from noon until 5 The Grubb Family singers will be at the Church of Christ, Dexter Sunday at 7 p.m. . The community birthday calend· ars sold by members of the Meigs Bandarelnandmaybeplckedupat Meigs High School, band room, Monday, July2, from7p.m . toBp.m . The Meigs Band Boosters will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the high school. p.m. except on Thursday when the pool will remain open until8 p.m. !£ , Advanced 1uesaVJng Car wash set Advanced llfesa vlng will be offered at London Pool from July 21 to Aug. 3. Interested persons must sign up by July4. For more information call Biswa Ganguly at 992-9909 or 992-7019. Apply for license One couple has filed for a marriage license in Meigs County; Jeffrey Jay Warner, 26 to Linda Rae Eason, 21, both of Pomeroy_ Two couples filed to end their marriages. Neva Jean Cleek of Racine and Robert Brian Cleek of Portland filed for dissolution. KJ . mali Jean Mash of Rutland filed for a divorce from .James I ..eroy Mash of Pomeroy . The Word of Faith youth group will sponsor a car wash July 7 from 9 a.m. untll 3 p.m. at Burger Chef in Pomeroy. Business meeting The Full Gospel Business Men's Chapter 419 of Fellowship Internationa! will meet July 9 at Duff's Smorgasbord, Gallipolis for dinner at6: 30p.m. followed by a meeting at 7:15p.m. The group will meet on July 21 at 7: :.J p.m. at Foreman & Abbott's, Mlddlepcrt. All members are urged to attend. Hospital news \lEI ERANS MEMORIAL ADMISSIONS - Mabie Kesterson, Rutland. DISCHARGES- Florence Quivey, David Ohlinger, Daniel Jeffers, Allee Jones, William Smith_ Playtex· Cross 't>ur Heart· E.O.M. SALE Summer Sale SERT A FLEX QUILT MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS 20°/oOFE ~:~. ~%o. ~Om$ulppo rt 1----E_ _..;.._ __. SALE Selected Popular Styles Funds distributed Statew AudltorThomasE. Ferguson· s office reported today the June distribution of $5,211,660 to the state's rounties, townships, cities and villages in revenue rollected from the state's seven cents per gallon gasoline tax. Distribution to Meigs County was as follows: Middlepcprt Village, $2.141; Pomeroy, $226; Raclne, $462; Rutland, $375; Syracuse, $77!i. 7 .O.M. SALE DRESS SALE SHIRTS S Qguiltg0 FuiiSizeSet Our ent1re stock of s ummer dresses is included in this sale. Knit dresses. 2 piece suits, mtnt dresses and jacket dresses_ SAVE 35°/o SALE PRICES-BOYS' 19.95 SWIM TRUNKS Sizes 8 thru 18 - Good style and color selection. Save now. Reg. 11l.OO ................................ SALE 17.19 By LeTigre. g. 120.00 .............................. SALE 112.99 Reg. 136.00 ................ ............ SALE 123.39 Reg. 145.00 .............................. SALE 129.29 Knit Shirts, Sport Shirts, Vari Heusen Dress Shirts-All Short Sleeve Styles, Patterns and Colors - Regular and Extra Large Sizes. REG. REG. REG. REG. Junior. Misses and Extra Sizes $730 SALE!-MEN'S SALE! - MEN'S UNLINED SUMMER CAPS COVERALLS AdJu stable stze. So ltd colors in ltght and dark Ione s Straw har vest hats tncluded. Reg. S26.95 Reg. S28.95 Sizes I I I I I Sizes I I I I I I I I I I I I LITTLE BOYS' and GIRLS' I SUMMER OUTFITS 48 and 50 I I I I I I I I I Includes sunsuits, one ptece romper s, two piece short outftts an d btb covera ll s. Girls Sites: 6 to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14 Boys' Sites: 6 to 24 mos ., 2 to 4 , 4 to 7 REG. SG.OO ........................ SALE $4.79 REG. sg.oo ........................ SALE S7.19 REG. Sl5.00 .................... SALE Sll.99 REG. S2l.OO .................... SALE SIG.79 Special group of Devon , Atleen and Dotty Mann Sportswear in Pettie, Mi ssy and Extra Stzes. MEN'S and BOYS' TUBE SOCKS Boys sizes 7 to 11. Men's 9 to 15. Big color se lectiOn . Buy now lor ba c k to sc hool wear . s Wh't c T 1•59 1 e w1 o1or ops ... sug LITTLE GIRLS' SUMMER SLEEPWEAR Nile-Shirts. Baby Dolls long Gowns and Rompers. Sizes: 6 to 24 mos . 2 to 4 and 7 to 14. 15.00 ............... SALE 13.75 18.00 ............... SALE 16.00 113.00 ............. SALE 19.75 118.00 ........... SALE 113.50 S}8.00 .............. Sale s27 ·00 .............. Sale SJ6.00 .............. Sale S1Q.80 s16 ·20 S21.60 E.O.M. SALE MEN'S 18.95 SHORT SLEEVE BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS $10.00 ............................... SALE 17.99 113.00 .............................. SALE 110.39 118.00 .·............................. SALE 114.39 125.00 .............................. SALE 119.99 t-------------------1 9.95 Long Sleeve Style ................................... '8.30 110.95 Extra Size long Sleeve .......................... 19.30 BOYS' SHIRT SALE Our entire stock ol boy s s hort sleeve shirts in sizes 8 thru 20 ln · SALE! BOYS' SHORTS Stzes 8 to styfe s 20. Good se lection of eluded. Knits, Tank Tops, Western s, Sport Shirts. Save This Weekend! 16.95 POMEROY Partb' cloudy tootpt with a sB~b* chance of tllullderlltGrn ' Low ~.uptnorlherl.ywiDda. Saturd!Q', IIUIIDY period&. HJab near SO. <llance otralna&paeeut tonight and~ perom& Saturd!Q'. On interest rates ...Page 2 Legion loses tilt...Page 3 e Vol.34, No . 55 • Shirts ........... 15.40 15.95 Shorts ........... 14.68 18.95 Shirts ........... 16.90 17.95 Shorts ........... '6.48 110.95 Shirts .......... '8.50 18.95 Shorts ........... 17~ 08 112.95 Shirts ........ '10.00 '9.95 Shorts ........... '7.88 • at y enttne 2 Sections, 12 Pages 25 Cenlt A Multimedia ln t N~wspapet Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 29, 1984 Copy,;ghted 1984 Fire marshal will try to pinpoint blaze that levels prison structure CHILLICCYI'HE, Ohio (AP) - A fire that destroyed an honor dining room and recreation building at the Chillirothe Correctional Institute was so hot it may be days before a cause is known, prison Superintendent Arthur Tate Jr. said today. One firefighter was treated for smoke lnhalallon and two others suffered minor burns battling the blaze 1n the wood frame building that housed a firing range 1n the basement, officials said. Tate said state Fire Marshal's office investlgatorshavebeencalled to pinpoint thecauseoftheblazethat broke out about 4:35p.m . Thursday. "The fire was so hot , It burned in the basement area through the night. I'm not sure they'll even be able to get in there today, "Tate said. "The building is completely gone," said Richard CUnningham. a corrections officer at the Institute. "We've lost it." Prison officials said no Inmates were hurt or escaped during the fire at the south end of the CCI complex across Ohio 1()1 the main prison. The highway was closed dwing the fire. Tate said a small quantity or small-arms ammunition and tear gas were stored tnthebasementand helped feed the fire. ClarkStaffon, a Scioto Township firefighter at the scene, said there were three explosions, but eight tear gas cannisters were safely removed from the basement. About 25 flreflghting units from around Ross County were on the scene at the height of the blaze. · The fire also caused a pcwer outage which darkened much of northern Chillicothe, according to Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. officials. The dining hall was the last remaining bullding of Camp Sherman, an Army training center that was built durilng World War I and later was taken over by the state. About 75 honor inmates normally ate in the building's dining room, and prison officials didn't know what arrangements would be made to feed them . Redistricting decision delayed By ,JOHN CHALFANT Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP) Ohioans will have to wait until at least mid-July before learning if the state's 21 U.S. representatives will be elected from their current districts this year or from new ones. Three federal judges who in January ordered rongresslonal district boundaries redrawn have g1ven parties in the case time to file more briefs before considering whether to issue a final order. The judges met privately wlth attorneys for the first time since the U.S. Supreme Court on June 4 upheld the lower-court ruling that the districts are unconstitutional because they are not sufficiently equal in population. They agre'ed to give attorneys for the governor and secretary of state live days atrer the receipt of documents from the Supreme Court, expected sometime next week, in which to file a motion asking that this year's elect ion proceed under the current boundaries. Secretary of State Sherrod Brown has argued that if new boundaries must be drawn for this year, a special primary costing $5.5 million will have to be held. He also ron tends that election timetables for absentee ballots and other matters required by law effectively would block holding a second primary. Congressional candidates were chosen in the May primary based on the existing districts. Ptalntllfs in the case will have another five days to respond to the state motions. Then the judges will meet to decide if another hearing will be held or an order issued . U.S. District Court Judge RobeJ1 Duncan offered no clues Thursday about when a final decision might come. "That depends on what they say. A:; soon as we get (the briefs l we· re going to act on their motions (and ) decide what to do next," Duncan said. John McDonald, the attorney who successfully challenged the redis· trictlng plan, maintained there was time to hold a second primary. "The governor could call a special session of the Legislature. And II doesn't takeailorderoftherourt to make it happen. If there had been a (legislative) response Jan. 30 we wouldn't be here talking about a special election," McDonald said. "The Supreme Court has affirmed a decision by this rourt that the plan is unconstitutional and its use for 1984 shou ld be enjoined," he said . . ~.--...... By LARRY C. EWING OVP News Staff GALLIPOLIS - Charges against all but one defendant 1n a multiple action, "wrongful death" suit - brought against three Gallla County Sheriff's deputies, two Galllpclis pollee officers, the county sheriff, the city pollee chief. the city manager and the county commission - have been dismissed. On Aug. 6, 1982, Helen Sharp. of Sprlngfleld. administrator of the estate of Bryon D. Redrnon, filed a $1.7 million suit in the eastern division of U.S. District Court's southern district in connection with a shooting and subesequent death at the county sheriff's department on Sept. 12, 1981. Redmon, then 22, was shot In the abdomen by cit y pclice officer Jack Owen In the sheriff's offices located adjacent to the courthouse - around 1:30 a.m., after Redmon. who was being booked on an intoxication charge, allegedly shot and wounded dispatcher Tony Haner and jailer Oliver "Bud" Raygo. Redmon died of his wound nearly two hours later at Holzer Medical Center. Sharp, who Is identllied in the August, 1982 suit as Redmon's mother. charged that her son's " ... ronstitutlonal rights were violated when he was verbally and iJhysically assa ulted, and ultimately kliled ... " The action further charged that Redmon was " .. , wlthout provocation or just purposed, wrongfully shot and killed ." In a summary judgement issued on June 14, U.S. District Judge Robert M. Duncan dismisses as defendants all parties named, with the exception of city police officer Jack Owens. In his ruling, Judge Duncan writes that in no case. of those dismissed, do the facts show that Redmon's ronstltutlonal rights were violated. He a lso notes - in reference to the conduct of deputies Haner, Raygo and Hamilton ao<l city pollee officer Keith Elliott- that the evidence L1dicates that the force used against Redmon was "not excessive ----· CHILLICOTHE CORRECI'IOSAL INSTITUTE F1RE - Fire rages out ol control at the Chillicothe CoiTectional Institute's honor dining room and recreation bulldinK Thursday afternoon in Chilli- All charges but one are dropped • Ill cothe. Clark Staffon, a Scioto 'I'O\\'n.."'h.ip firt>fightf•r al the scene saJd thrf'e (>xpl01iiiom~ oceurrPd at thr height of the blazt~ which wa.·~ still hutning two hours after it was reported. No injurie~ wPn" rr-portt>d. c.:\P Laserphotu ). • 'wrongful death-> when viewed in the light of lh~ fact s and cin:umst.ances .. .'' In failing to dismiss officer Owens as a d!'fendant. Judge Duncan writes. "The rourt cannot sa)' as a matter of law that this uS<' of deadly force was reasonable under the crrcum srances confronting Officer Owens ... the com1 Rnds that. even given decedent's rampage, reasona ble minds mighl differ as to whether the deadly force used was reasonably Jl{'Cessary .. . " Therefore, in an abundance of caution. the court finds tha t defendant Owens· motion for surrunar:v judgment is not well taken and is thcrpforP denied. " Allegations made in the suit ronllict with repor1s at the time of Redmon's death . Redmon was anY'sted by ihe Stat e Highwav Pab·ot for intoxication and while being processed at the county ja!l he a llpgedly assaulted jailer Raygo with a razor believed to have been concea led on his person . After temporarily restraining Redmon, Raygotook him to the sher iff's offices where Redmon reporiedly SUit agam ovcrpowe11'd thr • jaitl'J and look his R1J n. Redmon is thf'n a lll"i!l>d ru Ft1~'go ll<::t \' f' shot and woundc•d and disp<.Jt chpr Haner. \\ ·ho \\ ·; ~ -. r ;rrl ro ing for assistance . [)(:-puty Hamilton, who v..·as working a ~ shift commander. responded lo the call and repcrl edt\' fou nd Redmon holding Ra vgu's _E;U n to Ha ner's head . \oVhm Redmon released h.is hold. Ham ilt on rushed him . Redmon allegedlv shol d ispat cher I Ia ncr in lhr leg and Pngagf"CI offkf•r Hamilton - who v.·.-.s subS('(jumtly clubbed on t he back or lhl' ~cad l\Jih the RUn - in a SII\Jggle . City officprs ()v;f'ns ;:~, nd t :Jiiot t arri\'f'd at t hr- sc·~ ~ n P . Elliol t mtered first and w as ali<'gcdt\- ;~ n ·ost i'(J b \ Redmon. who strugglf'd \\'i lh him for ]XJSSC'ss in n of ;I shut gun thf' officer "'a s can y ing When Redmon - a ll q:~C'dh · wir ldin g a b r ll ~ C'luh hP'd pickPd up du r ing thp strugg lf' - tunl<'d on { lll iC(' r ()v..·en. lhf' city poliCf'man f1n 'CI onl' shnt .mel wo•. md hi Redmon. Three seriously injured by falling debris GOP: Glenn's words will haunt M ondale $730 , Juntor s izes tn Slacks. Knit Tops. Jackets, Blou ses, Mi drtff Tops and Mini -Shirts Sizes: S-M-L and 3 to 13. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. By lhe Bend ......... Paces 8, 7 . ClassUieds ...... . Pages 8, 9, 10 Cornles-TV ............. Page ll Deaths ................... Page l2 Editorials ................ Page 2 Sports .... ............ Pagc!!!3, 4, SizesSmaJJ(l414'h). Medi um(l5· 15 171.Largell6· 16'h)a ndExtralargell7 17 17) Two pocket. ful l length ta1ls. SPORTSWEAR Grey w/Color Tops ...... 11.49 E.O.M. SALE su.oo ................ Sale s6.60 1----------------1 WRANGLER 1--------------1 1 1.89 FLOOR LAMP SALE 36 thru 46 I SPORTSWEAR SALE Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. M}SSES AND JUNIOR E.O.M. SALE E.O.M. SALE LADIES' Odds and Ends grouping of Carousel and Hang Ten Sportswear. Great Values! E.O.M. SALE ¥2 PRICE E.O.M. SALE JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR E.O.M. SALE '79.00 Swing Arm o One group of Misses & Ju· Six-Way Styles. Polished nior styles. Not all sizes. Brass Finish. Choose grey hickory stripe or blue denim. Big Ben by Wrangler quality . S horts . Regu lars and Tali s. Presh runk 100%cotton . zips fr om top and bottom . Six deep roomy pockets. MEN'S 12.95 CAPS ........ ... 12.30 MEN'S 13.95 CAPS ........... 13.00 MEN'S 14.95 CAPS ........... 13.20 S8.95 SHIRTS ......................... S7.19 SI0.95 SHIRTS ....................... ss.79 SI2.95 SHIRTS ..................... S1Q.39 Sl5.95 SHIRTS ..................... Sl2.79 JEANS SALE Church directory..•Page 5 Weather There will be a teen dance Saturday at the Long Bottom Community Associallon building from 8 to 11 p.m. The dance will be chaperoned. MEN'S BEDDING SALE Inside today: Teen dance FRIDAY, JUNE 29th and SATURDAY, JUNE 30 1/2 PRICE !.01 JACH.SON PIKE · RT. 35 WEST PhOne 446-45:24 London Pool hours Calendars arrive END OF THE MONTH SALE The Meigs Counly Fair Board will meet Munday at 8 p.m. a t the fair board office. Lottery winners Meigs County happenings ... ELBERFELDS Four emPrgPncy runs were made by Ioca I units WPdncsday the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reported. A1 10: 59 a.m. Pomeroy went 10 WeheTerraceforGarnct Harbrecht who was dead on arriva l; at ll: 33 a .m . Pomeroy went to Union Avenue for Rnndell Cornell. taken to VC'tcrans Memorial Hospital; at 3: 15 p.m. Middleport to Locust Street for Mable Kesterson. taken to VMH; at 6:26p.m. Pomeroy wenllo Pomeroy Heallh Care Center for false alarm. I MANSFIELD, Ohlo (AP) Promoters Of a Wayne Newton concert at Songbird Centre Outdoor Amphitheatre have canceled the event, citing inadequate advance ticket sales. Orig!nal.1y planned for July 8, the show probably will be rescheduled for Aug. 31 at an indoor facility in Cleveland or Columbus, said Bill Bader, president of Songbird Productions. Bader, beginning hls first year as producer for Songbird, said he came to the ronclusion that an outdoor faclllry is "inrompatlble wlth Wayne Newton's style of en tertalnment _' · Gamet Harbrecht Citizens still concerned in Eastern District Even though schools are out for the summer. the roncemed parents and taxpayers of Eastern Local School District arc sUI involved in improving the education available for the children and young people of the district. Citizens for Better Schools is a group composed of parents. taxpayers. and teachers who are working to advance the quality of academic programs found in the district's four shcools. The group will meet Monday,July 2. at 7 p.m. at the J oppa Church near Thppers Plains. Members will be discussing Ole hall-day kindergarten program as it relates to the current situation ln the district. Those in attendance will a iso plan activites and programs for the rest of the summer. Officers and committees will a lso be selected. Free child care will be provided. Anyone interested in strengthening education is urged to attend . 'Those with questions or who need directions to the church may call667-6730 Thursday, June 28, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio By JOHN CHALFANT Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) -Just In case there was any doubt, Republicans have made it clear they have no Intention of letting U.S. Sen. John Glenn's uncomplimentary remarks about Walter Mondale fade from memory . Republican legislative leaders called a news ronference Thursday at the request of the Republican National Committee to praise President Reagan's record, tie Mondale to Jimmy Carter's policies and use Glenn's words against the former vice president. "It takes a great deal of hypocrisy on the part of Walter Mondale to crlllcize President Reagan for the deficit when at the same time he proposes new spending that would Increase 11 by mega-b1lllons," said Senate Minority Leader Paul Glllmor, R-Port Clinton. "Senator Glenn said that If Walter Mondale fulfills his spending promises, that Mondale would break the U.S. Treasury. His estimate was that Mondale's promiseS would add around $00 b1lllon to our national debt," GWmor said. Assistant House Minority Leader Wa !do Bennett Rose, RUma, said national Democrats had rejected a moderate Democrat from Ohio to be their nominee. l-Ie made a pitch for Glenn supporters to back Reagan . "Before Ohio Democratic voters had a chance to bring their views to bear on this important national selection process, national Democrats had knocked John Glenn out of the box," Rose said. "We would suggest to those loyal Ohio Democrats that having lost their candidate they might well wish to turn to Ronald Reagan," he said. GUimor said Glenn's ronunents about Mandate during their battle for the-nomination were relevant. " I think not only lnOhlobut in other states when you have a prominent local Democrat wlth the kind of opinions John Glenn has expressed that that will be utUized. I would guess that this won't be the last time you'll hear what John Glenn said about Walter Mondale," Glllmor said. Rose traced Glenn's campaign troubles to national Democratic Party leadership. "A large portion of the problem he had 1n raising money and 1n doing wellln primaries and the Iowa caucuses was a result of his repudiation by Democratic leaders of those states and by Democrattc leaders nationally who were pretty much on board for vice president Mondale," Rose said. COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP! - Heal and age ma y have caused the collap'*' of a cornice on a five-story downtown building that seriously injured tlu-ee people, including a Columbus city councilman who tosl part of his leg, officials say. "lt sounded like a bomb." said Michael Henderson. who was walking across from the 60-year-old Nitschke Building when the nonhwest cornice crumbled in a sudden shower of stone and brick. "Nobody had a chance to do nothing." Officials said dozens more might have been injured if therornice had roilapsed during the noon or evening rush hours in the heart of the city's central business dlstlict. "It started to rain roncrete," said Leo Savage, who had planned to buy a notebook In the bulldlng's firstfloor office-supply store. The Injured were ldentllled as City Councilman Ben Espy. 40; Carolyn Mitchell, 33; and Horace Jackson, 3); all of Columbus. Espy, whose right leg was severed below the knee 1n the 2: 45 p.m. accident, was in serious but stable ~un · t h e~ -,.f'cifl llt 'l l condition With leg trar tun:'s. cut s sa it! . " I'm and a bruised lung, said .Jud,GJ!boy , nurslng supervisor a1 Mr Carmel-West Hospital. "He seems to be doing fairly w~ll. .\'Pars. but 1hi'..lllle' I l!Ti f'. th .l t" ;1" 11 · undrr t hf' circumstanCC"s." said Espy a ide Mirhad Coleman . :'.15. Mitchell was in stable condition at University Hospit a ls with two broken legs, said spok<'Sman Rnbert Helber. Jackson wa s in stable but poor condition at Grant Hospital with injuries to hi s !('ft leg, said spokesman Alan GensnPr. A fourth person was grazed as the di'bris fell50-60feet. but managed to walk away without serious injury, witnesses said. Several cars wen' smashed. and the sidewalk below caved jn. ''I'm blaming It on the heat and age," said Nell K. Mills, assistant fire chief In charge of emergency services. The temperature in Co· Jumbus was 84 degrees at the time. "A:; near as I can tell, there are some steel tlerods that are supposed to hold it on and wlth the heat they expanded and that was It," Mllls h1r l111 Thf' :'-J itSl' h\\1' ()uild l!l J:: l ~'C'Uj)l( 'S nhou1 onP-QU:JrllT h kx.' k. Police Ca pt . Cur1 is M <1 1·cum s~lid it a nd two npighOOring lluiklin g~ ,.~, · pr (' f'\ ac u H1C'd aftl'r 1hl' cull <'l pS(\ T h1· rf' · m aind('r oft hi ' 1'fJrnice w t~s kno('kf'd to the g1n und . Mark Ka rram . :!2. a m utirr for a titl<' insuram' P com p~n \. ~ a iel hP hrar d " a big cr ;Jcki ng noise. llkf' un a\·a lanchf' _" K aJTam s3id one of lhC' mjurl:'d w as us in~ a sideu·alk pa y tf'!C'phonf' . He first tended to that ma n. thf'n went to help a wom a n who al,;;o had been stJuck . "She kept tcllinu m0 to help her . help her," he said . Charles Wenner. administ rator in the regu lations division of the city Development Department. said buildings In the city usually are not inspected for structural safe ty unless thcr<' Is a complaint . �Comment The Daily Sentinel Iii Court Stre-et Pomeroy, Ohio OEHYI'ED TO THE 1:\"TEREST OF THE MFIGS-MASON ARF.A ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WH11'EHE ·\O BOB HOEFLICH -\sslstanl Publislwr fontrol11•r General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. ~f•ws .-\ :\1EMBER of The Editor :\ssoclal~ Press. Inland Dally Press Association and the .-\mf'rkan NPwspaper Publhiher Association. LETI'ERS OF OP I SIO~ a r<' ~· t> I C'O mf"d . T h ('y should be less tha n 300 words Ion,;. -\llltiit'r"i art' !<iuhjJ•tl In {'dltlns a nd m ulti bt• ~ lg..-. ed wllh name, address a nd tdf'ptJOnc> numht'r !'io un~lgn(o.d le-tte r!! will bf' pub.lshed. Lrlters should be In ~ood ta."ilt', addr••ssing- ls .. ut>s, not peNOonullll es. The White House as sports hall of fame Amencan a bout s port~.;. PcopiC' ident ity with 11, ' · Reagan has brought hockey players, socc<'r play<:'rs. Lill ie League and maJor lmguc ba S<'ba ll plavers. tennis players and Amenca 's Cup yachtsmen to the Whrl e 1-louSl' lawn In FPhruary. \Vh! IP f-l Whiff' Houst: officia l was briefing repor ters on details of the Mannf' pu Uoul from 8C'iru t. the president of I he United States was m h1 s officf' ,{() ff'f'l ,Jw:t~ · ann V.Tf'Si ting Dan !... urif\ publtsherof MusclC' Traming Ill us! ra rf'd He had his photo I.Jkm I hi' W<'f'k w11h the editor of rtunnmg m agazine and had his by·line on a cow'r story m Par(ldf' Magazme aOOut his per sona l prog-ram of \\'f'ighlhfHng anrl phvsJca l fitnpss Although Roussel den res there is a political moti v<' in RPagan' s specral interest . he can't help but ix'nefll from the mPasur!' of good Will and apolitical fun displa;·<'CI whm sports figurf's appear w ith the president And. of cour-S<'. Rmga n \ a:tenllon to physical ach ievem ent - his own and that of his gu<•sts- can 't hPip but S<'rvr to diSpPI any public concern about thr 73-vm r old pn'SidPni's hea lth and fit ness to se rve a S('('()nd four vrar tr im . An oddity about • Interest rates On<' oddity abou t I<Xla> ·, hrgh mtrr-r st ra tes is tha t lh<')' don' t S<'<'m to discourag<' borro\\lng. BusmPssrs ha,·p lx'<'n r·aprdl; loadmg up on loans for months. So hav<' mdividuals. And of cours<:· lh<' federal government k('('ps on borrowi ng steadily m multibrllron dollar gu lps. · ln thC' 1970s. thf'n' we~~ J rvaciY rat tona iC' ror borTowing at almost any cosT. Jnlf' n 'st ratP~ mrght t~: at I\'-'O-digi t lf'Vcls. bu t so wa s lnOa tion - and as vou pa1d bd<'k" loa n o\'l'r 11m~ . .vou d1d so with chm[X'r and cheaper dollar-s V\'ha1 s rnurt·. rt mL~tiP !':>l'IlS(' to bon'O\\' and bu.v lx-'Caust~ savmg and wa lling wa ~ fut llP Thl' pr ict• of an~· ttC'm you wanted kept ri sing. Nov.. inflJt run r ~ nmnmg umil'r J pc>rrPnl So buying to beat th'C' nex t pricP tn crl'JSf' ' " pn:'sumrJbiY no long<•r ;.m urgC'nt impulse. Thl' wa\ m<:..~m l'( ont1mtsts ~..,. 11. todav 's botTOO'lilg binge is pal1 1y lhC' rpsuJ r o f fmam 'tdl ckrl '}...:ru l.JIIon Tlw old state usury Jaws that imposed upprr hmrts on tnll' rPst rJtrs arf' gonf'. F ur1 hPrrnotP. man ~ loans toda~· - mortgagPs. ror example, and even somf' Cl uro [()an~ - .11 P m.:.tdt• w ith noo l ing or adj ust<:~ blP tnll•rest mtes. This takPs a brg <'i< •mmr of n sk out of Jpnding for financ ial institutions likl' ban ks " Why an· wP honw•..,·ing so much? &>cause tl is so easy to borrow," sa id Edward Yartlc•nr. ·~·unornisl at tlw Wall StiWI firm of Prudt>ntiai·Bach<' Se('unt ll'S Right now thl-'Sf' circum stancC's h<:~VC' soml-' apparently positive effec ts. Many people and o\·ganiz.al ions thai might not otheiWise have access to credit are getting I he funds they need for. say, a house or the latest, most product IV<' off ici' equipmf'nl. All th~ir credit ·fmanced buying is helping lo kPep th<' economy growing a I a brisk pace. But credrt ca nnot simply Pxpand forever A t some indeterminate st retc hing poml, the balloon bursts. with many painful consequences. "lf the economy contmues to display surprising strength this swnmer, then only higher interest ra tes will impose t he necessary financial dlsciptme." YardPnr says 'The r isk ls that higher rates will whip us to death rather than mto shape, given th<' sorry state of the international debt and domestrc banking situa tions . "To avoid such a ca lamity. we believe that the government should seriously ronsider permanent credll controls to regula te our insatiable appet1IP for goods and services bought on cred1t." Maury Harris. economist at Pa ine Webber, agrees that the Idea of cont rols looks tempting. But he maintains they would be "very rlsky" in practice. . In 19lll. HarrL' rrca ll s. the government brteny imposed a set of controls i har contributed to a shan but sharp recession. Even a more sophisticated, carefully desigi,ed control program could once more result In "overkill," tie argues · If government poUcymakers want to act to keep borrowing from getting out of hand, Harris suggest'. they should star1 by taking steps to get the government's o~ awesome borrowi ng balance down 0 Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 29, 1984 McEnroe advances in Wimbledon tourney Religion, politics, '84.______Jo_se_ph_S_ob_ra_n WASHlNGTON - A black Ca . tholic auxUlary bishop of New York City. Bishop EmE>rson Moore, has endorsed Jesse Jackson for presi· dE>nt. I am walling for expressions of outrage from all those liberals who objected to Jerry Falwell and the Moral Majority four yE>ars ago on grounds that religion and politics should be kept separate In truth, religron and potittcs can never be separated for long, though church and state are properly distinct centers of aut hority. T he point is thoughtfully explored in Richard John Neuhaus' new book. "The Naked Public Square." When men engagE' in politics. they usually brtng their souls along . T he entanglement of religion In politics Is evident on many fronts. most salientl y in the attempted murder of the pope by the Politburo The New York Times is up to old tricks, arguing that the (T'T).@lg@~ ~el' HuLtv\E t.-8 evk!E'nce of Kremlin complicity is only ctrcumstantial, and that we'rE' as bad as thE'y are If we jump to conclusions. Since 11 is too late to hope for a signed confession from Yuri Andropov, and since The Times doesn't think the Soviets are so bad to begin with, this line of argument needs no answer. But the push Is on for a summit conference between Ronald Rea gan and Konstanlln Chemenko, and ther ein lies a trap for Mr RE>agan . Conventional wisdom has It thai a su mmit is good election-year theater. Sometimes that is true. But this year may be dlfferPnt. Ca tholics in general are not a terribly cohesive voting bloc . But the president should think hard about what the sight of him shaki ng han ds with Chernenko would look like to millions of Cat holics in the wake of I he Kremlin's atlempt on the pope's life. Part of the reason the soft American Left wants a summit Is precisely that distracting protocols would take over and obscure the substantive Issues tha 1 divide East and West. For Instance, we In the West don 't believe in murdering popes. If Mr. Reagan were prepar· lng for a summit, he would have to shut up about such things and make mce with the Sov iets Mr. Reagan IS so popular largely because he tells the truth about the Soviet Union. Progressive opinion wants him to keep the sort of silence about communism It accuses Pope Pius XII of having kept with respec t to the Nazis, but most Ameri cans appreciate the moral clartty the president has brought to our . dealings with the Soviet Union. He should not sacrifice that strengt h In order lo gain the approval of his domestic e ne mies. It Is instinctive to C'O nsider the WO\':I\\ Sit>.IC ·TEt£6~ NE,O. American Catholic bishops Ameli· can Cat holics are very proud of their pope; but they rarely express admiration for their bishops , who collectively coun liberal opinion with a truly pathetic eagerness for ·~ ' acceptance. have won liberal approval Summer results - nuclear war. And they are exploit Ing the pope's popularity by using a f il m clip of him in the ad. 11 is impossible to Imagine using a clip of the pope speaking out on sexua l morality. To the extent that the bishops are faithfu l to Ca tholic teachi ng on contraception. most of them go out of their way not to advenise it . That would be really unpopular. rronically. their fear of unpopularlly has not made them popular; while the pope risks unpopulanly constantly , and Is one of the most chansmatic men on earth There is somet hing unedify · ing about the bishops using the pope when it suits their purposes. while they let him fight alum.. on iss ues they arP afraid to touch. New York Cit y's new archbishop . John O'Conn01 In bar ely three months. Archbi shop O'Connor has establish ed him self as both a geni al neighbor and a m an "1lh whom it is imprudent to tangle. Mayor Ed Koch has alrea dy backed off on hi s own exCC'utJveorder on homosexual nght s that wou ld have cu t city fund s to Catholrc Socia l SNvices. The case highli ghts the way Middiepon 's Pony League learn dropped a 4·1 verdict to Albany but re bounded with a 14-7 win over M ason recently DEFEATS GARRISON - Britain's Virginia Wade races across Wbnbledon's Centre Court Thursday, to reach a shot from Number Five seed Zlna Garrison of tbe United Slates, during their SYRACUSE- Manetta pounded out 14 hits enroute to a 10·1 win over Meigs in Amertcan Legron baseball action hPre Thursda y. F.verything sePmed to fall m place fo r the powerful Washington Countians. as they upped their record to 14-4 on the year. M eigs. on the other hand. had trouble in the A.VIDti CA." bles. It's I he desperate poveny of Mexrco's peasants th at impels them to seek menial JObs m the Un ited Sta tes. hvmg the shadowv ex1stPnrf' of Illega l aliens In daily fPar of discovery and deJX)rtation As long as llfe for M{'xico's poor is 'v\'lthour hopP. they \.VIII continue to cross the bordPr Not hm g short of a chance. T he border patrol concentra tes Mexican peasants' dPsperatlon is their frustration over the way thev have been ground down by the privileged few. [n Mexico. the rich get r icher and the pour either starve because the modern state p<'mlrng leg~s l atio n in CongrPss i.(. passed into law . it Will crf'ai P a new segment of th{' thP populat ion rac mg drscnmin atlOn in the U nited States I am referring to lhP la w which would prohibit the sale of alcoholic bever ages to cit izf'ns bf'twf'f'n thf' ages of 18 and 21. I say suc h a law rannot be r nforcf'd! J call them "citizen'" instead of youths because that is what their legal status Is by action ofrhis sam e Congress that now set>ks to reclas· slfy thC'm as juven iles in this one incidence. They arc old enough to vote. to ma rry. to pay ta xes and serve In the armed " r ces. Accord· ing to the pr<:'sldent , Ronald Reagan. and the majority of the House. they are not old enough to make the decision of whelh<:'r or nor to drink. If they are denied this one rig ht . why not go whole hog and reclassify them as children? Let' s take away the responsibility of registering for the draft. servi ng In the armed forces, voting and any number of other responsibilities our mslinr t of you th to w ant to Uve it dangerously Wh y else do they spPed down dangerous mountain slopPs on ski s or patmruze 1he m or e dangerous rides In the amusem ent parks? [! would be just as sensible 10 close the ski slopes and amuse- ment parks as to discriminate against this one small percentage of the population. The pr<'sidPnt and member s of Congress should know tha t they can't legislate an old head onto young shoulders! No one In their light mind would encourage drunk drivin g by anyone. whether under or over 21. Every state should hav<' ·m ore stringent drunken driving laws with th e emphasis ptact'CI on loss of driving privileges for offenders Wh at I do object to rs making un enfor ct:>a bl e laws 1h a t arc stack<'CI against one agp !,'IUUp. If a l'('rson is old enough tube a sold l<'f and vole, then he or shP is old T~ ., ·~:~:, 1..! ·~\ fll,.;!,n :'-11""' Y111k •• ·-~~ enough to make thPir own dec ision whether or not to drink . Th(' same ll • -l.'f, 11 ~ "fl ~~ ~1 +ti> f ;'l . j<jl I l! l' •1 11 \\1-]';T l>r\1SIO" 12.1 !l ~I 1 Congress takes toward the lega l prohibition o f intox ica ting bever - ages to any age group will be viewed by them as a chink m the armor of the beverage industry and they will act accordingly [ lived through the years of thr Noble Experrment I saw wit h m v own eyes 1ts weakness and its failure. I nstf'ad of bemg enforceable, laws aga inst rhe m anufacture and sale of intoxica ling liquors led to pass 12 1.'>.'1 .,,_! -1-1 ~ h1 ll~ '•' ¥1 1• :. 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Scott M elton and Darrell Michael pitched for the \\1nners w hile Kevin T aylor and J ason Wright hur led for the losers Leading hillers for lhP Cardinals w cluded Aaron Da v is with two duubil's and a singiP. Heath Rich · rnond had a double and two singles, .lOt• Hall a triple and double, Scali Ogdin and Frank B lake tv.. o si ngiPs each . Eddie Crooks had a double•. and Susie Cassell a smgle . Taylor led Pomeroy with foUI srng tes while f{obbre Field had a Scioto downs COLUMBUS, Ohr o iAP i-Stat P· ly's Prt~ ex tend<'CI hiS uni:JC'aten streak to th 11'!' as h<' capturl'd Thursday's headlrnPd $~.(Xl0 Open Preferred Handicap Trot at Scioto Downs. Stately's Pndc. a 7-y<:'ar-old gl'iding, led every step of th<' way to post the win limed in 2:00. 1. whr ch equals the fastest time a !The Downs I illS year for his age. sex and gar I. D river David Drew had lh!' trDIIPr on lop by two lengths at the head of the stretch and eventually won thr contest by a ne<'k. ThP margin of victory was dE'CI:1 iv ing as StatC'Iy's Pride was under verv lilli<' urgmg m the stretch . double and two smgles, Gryska two home r un s. Eric Hec k a hom(' r un a nd smg iP. Jason Wnght t\'r.'O s1ngles. and Reuter a single. T he M iddleport Ca rdinal s up· ended Harrisonvi llP 16-2 1n rC'Cr nt httlf' lraguf' acllon. Aaron D a vis wa s th e wi nning pitcher whileS. Bass took 1hr loss. Mrddlcpon· s hitwrs were Edd ie Crooks wllh two si ngl es ond a double. J oe Hall and Darr ell Michael had two singles each. and Fra nk Blake. Scull Ogdrn . and Heat h Richmond a single each S Lambert and A. Sh"'•ts had H arnsonv ille's onl~, two hits, C'a ch w ith a singlt• II 111 1•lUll<"" Pltl<;l)fJrgh .11 S;m Fr.uu (<;<11 M onlwal .11 C!nclnmlll . 1111 H w~ton a t PhJJ,trlt•lphl<l 1n1 Z1na betwet>n I van Lendi and Rolf Gehrmg of West Germany Carling Bassett and Anne Hobbs we IT' to play on court Nn. 1, followed by Many Dav is against Jimm ~' Connor s. the No 3 S<'ed. Defending wom en's champiOn Martina Navratilova was in the• S('('()nd matc h on COW'! No. 2against I va Budarova of Czechoslovakia McEnroe's. explaining hlS third · set problems with Harmon. sa1d, " [ felt I was in control. but for som e reason I stopped returning. I could have been a little tougher, and he m i ght ha \e got lu ck y or some! hing." HIS only behaviOr problem came alter he had left the cour1 He had a bnef but heall'd debate \\o1l h Bnllsh rep:wter s \.\..hen lhC'y sough! hi s commPnt s on romplamt s by some school tf'arhers about c urstng ' dunng matchf's Reds •not for sale~ - Williams CINCINNATI I API - Wilham J. Williams. one of two principa l owners o f the Cincinno11RL-'ds, says the Nattonal Leai,'lll' ballclub rsn't being sold. Williams, a Cinc innati-baS<'d rl'al Pstate developer and insu ra nct• execut ive, denied a published report Thursday that the ballclub m ay ix' sold soon to Cincinnati businessman Ca 1l Lindner, head of Amer ican Fmancia l Corp. Willi ams and hrs brother . James, hold cont rolling int erest m the team "Carl Lindner ts not mt er ested m buymg the club." W1llrams said " He has no mterest at all ot her than thai of hiS limit ed partnership buy the club last year, but I he offer has bff>n Wl lhdraY.TI 1\'iUiams sard thrrr have bf'rn no oth<'l offC'rs rC'Cf'l\'rd from anyone to buv thr bal lelub A coup!<' of thr llmrted pan ncr s have PXpt1.' Ssed lnlPrrsr m SC'lling I hei1 shares, but that wouldn ' I aff('('l tht • princrpal ownershrp arrangem ent. hP sa id . Bob Hmvsam. who rook OVI'I as club presidC'nt when Dtck W<:t,l..Tfler v.as firPd last summer. sa id hP agrc>ed to com e out of semi rC'IIrement to run the club tx>cauSf' the Wililams brol hers plannl'd to mil mlam ownersh.i p " Pa r1 ot our agrffment \.\.'a S thaI 1he\ would keep the batlclub " nd not L mdncJ is onf' of 11 limllC'd pa11ners O\\'l1ingthe RPds. 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'I hey wel1' to be followed by Sca li Davis against Lloyd's Pstronged husband , John Lloyd, and" match ' I I< h ,1' of Radiotherapy, Inc. e Sf'f'd, n,,. , IX>UllU~ Si!Ildi:J•z .( 1 lilt .1~u Jl F'raf1{'(H\.l M onlrl'.tl, I'' S,l.lllltl'[ l 'hJI,, rJo•lphJ<J r ( , 1 '<~11 1 '1 \l onrr r.!l Iii \lu G b;uU. 1\ tl,ml,t lh Olilf'! S;w r r .mn'>1 1l ~' ork woman ~~ ~•J /')), Ulfl< l 1 .llf l,hlrlj.; lilTS Sa n tlh'! ~. ( hlfas.!CJ 1112 ( .v.~; nn S.m Dl~ !0 1 S.tmUl I P lu lctt ~ lf'lu. t '1'1 \\ l nllf'. Pur~ IJJ1gh 4'2. H! ta m il<l ·\! l,tn!J ,., If><, Wilander of Sweden and the fifth .,n,,u.," ·-r TRIPI F~ I avo1ded a senes of upsets whOSf" victims included No q seed M aL> " IM. "llff_ \."T 01110 I ~ 1d m1 >nl l .1k1• I \1'111" 1111( '" " I' l. 1k• ntl • • ., Fldm"n' \l11111r• .•l u, , SJ.ndbr' l"'g, { hlf<ii{O .1'l'2 \\ , t ~hJ TTCIIIIl rV \, 1111<1 f2h I d lll'll ]l uu.~ t lln , 1~1 H l'NS S.tllllll'l Phi\,Jdo•I]JIUI 'f• {,wvn n. San Dk~!O. ' •I S.a n(H)f'IJ! ( h1 c-.l,O!n '1.! 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McEnroe, the man the British press has called "Super Brat." pplrlely questioned only two calls en route to his 6-1, 6-3. 7-"J victory, and r. ~ SandbriJ: rru c.t,l!u 10 <·nu l lou,loo ( )11.1\. I!,Jnlf><: sch«.lulf'CI Monln:·.tl each Other hitters W1 1h one api ecf' were Jeff Hood, Donme Becker. 1\ ,l.J) <..,t. -. l II\ ]'r I dUdJIJ llrJki,Jild J:'i, ] .1 111!1 '1' \ l i!11 ,, 11 k'" ' I I HDJI.I<, Mlnn•'!>O. ll<~ 11 li<'llltllli•·l l:lf'!Jilll l1 ~ I ,Ullt'\ ].lu,lun I I H. tii iiTIOit' ll ( lli< .IJ!I• ( ,lli[ri! !1.1.1 ,II \!tlv. IUk" ' "-<'\\ ' 0 1k oll 1'\,lll'•d' ( I!\ unrnfo rcc8biP luw scares hell out of mp We arr in enough troubl<' wtth drugs without adding another discriminating law impossible lrr 1 [n the w in ove1 M ason, Jeff Nelson fanned 12 and walked seVPn in picking up the win . Billy Marshall pitched for Mason , fan · ning 10 and walking 10. Middlepon pounded out 13 hits with Kll chen . Cassell . Matt Baker and Chn s llecker with two hils {}\I N~I Illl \ '\,\\'f'<.; r~ '"~ .~r C11 ,,.J,.rd dl ]\t(-;(11!1 another Kmgm,Jn r; Si ·o~lt ], Sa n ~ l il n r · t'>l:ll 101 101 1/J')- 10 14 :.! :vtPigs COJ 00:) (1]0 - 1 •i I Bc11 nes (WP 1, Smit h 1tl), B.unr" (1-! l a nd D>y,ll Spll'lf' (LP i T hnmds 1 ~ 1 Speple1 (I 1 and H.iffl(' singles ' '''k. \ lr nnr"-.013 ,\IJ)r ·ti OI! II, ,~ l.Uld .1 1 T 11 W1!11 (.hlr ( 1\ l{<ij!O ·, fiL'\ <.:. acllon In the A lbany loss. E ddre K itchen fanrlf'd 12 and w alked two for Middleport while Albany's Keiter fan ned lfi and walked seven Hill ers for Mrddleport included a trrple by Donnie Becker and singles each by Tim Cassell. Denny Welsh and Kitc hen. Albany' s hitters were A llman with a sin gle and home run and Mark Chapman wiih two r"' """' ( I!\ T• ·~·L' 'itir•I11,V'~ f ..t rtl.l Tilrlml l> 14 I J\1 1'1. l.t·mon lll.!i OII ] 'I M <!!! mgl •. ~P\\ f<•!k. 14 TP\1 \{'( M ill 111..,.11.1 1~ Wlnf11•ld ...,, •..., Yu r k I' • T11 !Pl .F:" MrN h\ Tor 011h1 Ill ('" I lu'\..~. TOIIIOIO 0 \\"Pn SP.I fT (I • - l ]l sn,l\\ ]OrOnl o 'r f..:( ollN11l ]), •)][ Il l ·, r, ·x a~ l!nMF tournament L l n PScorp fl.' TnN(, 11 i ll ,11 b;1 t ~ I 'A inllr •ld \.1•\\ Y01 k ):~ \l dtl mgl\ '\PI\ Yrrr k ~\'! Purk1•11 'v1mncsota \.H Sho·rld .lll k,m "-'lS c-rt\. , l\11, lp!-.h.l\\ Toromo nRl'"~ [)y.f:\,m~ !luslon ' f.l Blh'flrlt •1 'oOn . Oakland. i'i 11.1a•;dl'. I "' nnlu .,., T!.>mrTX'II [)loJnl)l ".:!. l {lpkm l la \11 lfflrC' i1 HHI ~ Murr,11 llalllmurt• h2 K in).! m an O.ak] ,t.Jl(l. hi Hu1• Bnl>.!ron hi ,\U ,l\l S S.•allk cf, ,\ nna~ 1 \o~lrm 'i-1 II II'S I .alfl,t I 01 ont ro <# I M.Jll ill.(:l\ ;-.;,'" Ym~ cr, T r .1m n wll 1 11•m ~t l 'f! \\mf1t'ld '\f'\1 ' ••rk. 't! Y t.. nl . \1tl !{! ~1W in \llanf'lla Leaders ~ rnsh. two at bats whllf' Sh<'piPr addl'd two smgles Scot Gheen and Splete added a smgle apiece for the hosts' other two hils. Ed Kostelluek paced Marietta with three singles and a double. Metgs returns to action this weekend with two humc double· headers. Saturday, the locals lakP on Athens and Sund ay go aga inst Logan. Both teams, like Meigs, <u C' member s of the E ighth district which dete1 mines their sta te 1 cpr('starl ing July 20. Both twinbi lls arc slated to stan al l p m at Syr acuse DOl 'R'~ Ill\ 11.., government forces on Its citizens and call them children. They will be without the right s granted other segments of society. The Senat e wtll consider the m easure later. Sponsors give as their excuse for the legis lation the high rate of deaths among young people for drinking and driving. They are trying to do by legislation w hat we have faUed to do in the schools. Even If It does becom e a nationa! law blackmailing 'n state govern· ments Into passing similar mea· sun's by threatening to withhold highway funds, It will be no more enforcea ble than that othE'r "Noble Expertm ent" more than a half century ago. A total of 23 states now have laws forbidding the sale of intoxicating beverages to anyone under 21 yE'ars of age. The partlclpallng stales claim a decr ease in drunken drlvlng and highway fatalities. I ')II ti !' 1 ( ol.UJlt'!<O Smnh~nn Hi ,md 'r\ lll!,un' '>11 nnr '<11,, welt durin g the prohibliion years and have now graduated to thf' morf' lu cra tive trades of drug dea ling and gamblm g. Havmg li ved through that pertod. attempt J:> Jill ~7 I t'rldll,~ •.,. trade in Amenca . T hey learned a ny 17 ~) ... ham ler in the country We still have their busmess 11, ' l u l ll nl•• 'I ll.tkl.nul ti Bc'="l on '~ St ·.•1tl 1· " 11 mn l n ~ B..llllnnl l' ! (Ill< ,ij.!fl 11 I a l1for m.1 i \1ilv. .tUkl'f' 'I 1 nTI\ ~.tm, S<: hr-dul!1l Briix'ry. mu rder and Ill egal liquor were plentiful in Pver~' c 1t y and still well and active. Anv act ion - 17 " " offJcers ali ke the legacy of that pcnod 1n the ga ngsters w ho now control •he drug '>:!'• IH \h T1 ·x ..~..~ I ll Clf"<.t·~ md ,; ht ~ ,tnw lawless organization that backed the Vol stead Act and securl'd the passage of the 18th Amendment 111 1917 arc <jl I~ I k'l.l'\,llld 7 11•:-;a.<; ! , w'n!l g3111' ' pcnod m the hrstory of th e United St ales Racketeering. boollegging and rumru nmng heaped millions In non·taxable wealth on gangsters pnforcem ent - Jay Carpenter lf'fi MPi gs at the senta ti ve (olUIIf'!<O r\tlant,t <1! ~('\!, York '\1011Hl'Jl :.tl C m< m n,tt l Plt tsburJ;::h fit Xln Fran1 N " ( hlfUI.'D ,11 ;A:l'< f\111( C'If"' <;t Lou!<; <1 l Sa 11 01""'" 1n GR l'('t .!1) Thun.~l a.v'" j letters. I've' rPcei ved in response to mv recent 1cpurts on the misuse of M exico's wea:th by governm ent officials at f'VPry IPvC'I and I. 11 ov<:'r. But th<' WC'allhy 10 p<'rcent and lh<:'ir hirelings in tho dominant political pany skimmed off billions and lefl nothing to trickle down to the 40 p<.•rcml of lhr population that li Vt'S in <-.~ bj ('{' t poverty Mexico Is now sadd led with mar<' than $Pil bi llion in fur ei gn debt s. lndi catiVl' of the frustrano n and despair is the outpouring of grateful ~wd Su nday'<o 1-1 '\11ur"""'' ();tld,mcl !11)( <1,1<11 St .nt h· /\ few ye ars ago, when Mexico's la rge oil rC'sC'rves wl'rP discovered. II seemed as 1f the co untry's ~.:x·ono mic troubles wPre at last to the most v 1ciou s while allowing srx hits M eigs hurlers, Gordon Splete, Dan Thomas, and Ertan Shepler combmed Huu~ lnn J.l Phlladfolphii.t ·~1 f'.1hf01 Jl , l or wad') ac r oss thP Rio GrandP . would assume that neighboring slates would show a corresponding increase for 1n the exuberance of youth young people have been killing themselves and eac h ot her for hundreds of year s It is a natural Thrff" Manetta pitchers combined to fan seven and walk tou r Atlanta at NN York. nu Sl !.ou.L~ <~I San f11C'i!fl, 1n 1 Cl'ltc~ a l /.os Al1gf>I('O. . 1m llo •lrnlf l n ron11, 1-La llln'll>ro' Ml l\\ ~tUkN • r lf'l.l•land Legal discrimination ______L_ow_e_ll_W_in_..:::g~ett If platP wllh two doubles in hJs only l.EM.t t . " le x.t ~ som ethin g isn't done to cu r e M exico's internal economic trou- ran themselves out of pot ential big innings with basepalh mistakes. Meigs dropped to 6-15 on the year b\"T Dl\'t.;ION Futile effort.____________Ja_ck_·A_n_d_er_so_n Paso. T exas ; Douglas. Ariz. : and Chula Vista . Calif.. Pounting on thr life· threaten! ng rtgors of the ru gg<'CI mountains and scor ching deserts at other points to dlscourag<' ill<'gal Immigrants. Not surprisingly. the border patrol has caught only u small percentag<' of the unrount<'CI millions who have crossed the border in recent years. A sign ificant ingredient m thC' to fa n nt ne and walk SP\'Pn Hy Th· \.~~d PN"""~ Archbishop O'Connor around, the po llt1 rmns ma.v one(' agai n remf'mt'x'r thPir plan• Its meagPr ma nJXlu:er a t " uch " easy" crossings as L aredo nnd E l field with seven errors and t\.\!ice Majors has got lon upp1ty. With men like 1,9:13·mrte Berlin Wall will stop them . In fac t. m y associate Date Van Alta has lea rned that the Pentagon 1s considering a plan only slightly less drastic. A Defense Intelligence Agency stud y is actually trying to determine how many U.S. Army divisions would be required to seal off t he porous MeXIca n bor der. [t' s not clear that even the Army could accomplish this formrdable task . Wha t i s abundantly clea r is that the 2.300-member border pa trol - with few<:'rthnn 300on duty at any g~ven time- doesn't sta nd a Wirephoto). Scoreboard ... ix' among their rights. [f rPligion a nd pol 1t1cs som etimes c las h, it is u sua ll ~' Ladles Singles match. Wade. 38 years old and playing in her ~rd con...;ecutive Wbnbledon, caused a major upset, by beating Garrison 3-6; 6-4; 7·5. ( AP Marietta tops Meigs Legion, four games set this weekend cl a1 ms of mdivid udl r ights ca n turn out to have important advE-rse c onsE>q uenc£'s for i nstitutions, and tor those tndlv id uals who consider thf' mfpg-rit~· of their institutions to WASffi NGTON- T he immigra· lion bill now working its way through Congress is intended , am ong other things , to stem the flood of Illegal aliens who have been pouri ng across the Mexican border vinually unchecked . But 11 could all be a futile effort if By ANDREW WARSHAW AP Sports Writer WIMBLEOON , England (AP)John McEnroe's behavior is watched as closely as his game at Sensing their unpopularity, the bishops are sponsortng television ads on the one issue where they One major PXt"'PpUun to I he rule is The While HouSP has had such a steady proces.<mn of spons figures through it lately that rr could pass for a sports hall of fame . The latest vLsllor from rhespon s wor ld wasgolff'r Fuzzy Zoeller, the new U.S Open charnpron . who was 1m1ted to met>l Prf'Sident RPagan and V ice Pres ident George Bush this wet>k He left w1th a box of golf balls beanng Reagan's autograph and a SW<'ater and lie clip with the vice-presidential seal. Th~ Boston Ce1t1cs - or as many of them as could be rounded up the morrung aft er their champiOnship vtctory - flew down to have their picture taken wit h the prPsident, as did the national collegiate basketbaU champions from G('()rgetown Uruversity. Not to discriminate, RPagan also enlei1ainc'llthe UCLA women' s basketbal l ream. He sta rted the Daytona 500 stock car race by telephone in February. welcomed the U.S. Oly mpic Team aft er the Winter Garnes. threw out the first ball at the Bait imon• Otioles' major league season opener in Aprtlibul only sl aved through tht• fir·st inn ingt. helped relay the Olympic flame on its " ay to the Summer Ca mPS in Los Angeles and gave the team a flag to carry 31 the opening of thl' CamPs ln July. Last week, he new to Long Island, N.Y, 10 open the Internal ronal Games for the Disabled. " He does likf' S!lOrt s," depulv pr ess secretary M arlin FiJzwater said of f«'agan. who plaved coUpge ball and whose firs t job out of college was as a radio SI.XJr ts Jnnouncf'r . "Hr lov('s to tell sp:Jrts stories, a nd he likes sport s ftgures HP s reccptrve and open to doing these things." Th<' spokesman acknowledi(('d " ther e must be some political value to it" as well. although he said that is di fficult to quantify. " There are people who don't watch spo11s." F rtzwater sa id "But nobody hates spor ts people." Frtzwaler's colleague. Peter Roussel , added, "There's something very The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Strtict Auiltblt Mason, W. Va ' 'WI A.,PIJCIAfl YOUI IUSINIS5" SRINI VASAN, M.D For The Practice of Radiation Oncology Effective July 1, 1984 800 GARFIELD AVE. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. PH. (304) 424-2744 "Yo ur Dealer On The Rive r" �Page 4 The Daoly Sentonel Friday, June 29, 1984 Pomeroy-Moddleport, Ohoo • vrrn By JONATHAN Associated l'ress Writer The Philadelphia Phllltes, defend mg Na tiona! League champions and co-lead<>rs of the NL East, have not been nearly good enough lately for thcor manager Paul Owens 'Uter the Houston Astros scored SIX runs In the last two innmgs for a 7 6 victory over tile Phlllles Owens npped In to hiS team They rem first place and act llk<' they don t want to be there,'' Owens S<JJd Ha\ e a team ourled and give 11 11ght back to them They can' t even catch the ball and throw ot " Owens added , "If they don't \\ant to play I 11 fmd someone who does " Houston outfielder K evm Bass slugged a two-run double In thenm th ott ace relieveo AI Holland to bnng the Astros voctooy Holland, m turn, ropped Into Bass 'I shouldn t let a guy htttmg 230 teal me saod Holland In otheo 1\L games A tlant a dcfeaoed New 'i ork >-3 San Fran cosco went 11 mnmgs m dowrung Ptt lsbmgh4 3 San D oegnoutscored St Louos 7 3 and Chocago topped Los Angeles 5 J Bass hlt a long foul off a Holland fastball before his gamewrnncr He saod he was out m frontof thefastball and decoded to stay back and watt fm th<' ptt ch lu come to me ' I t was a cur>cball and I got ot p;ood saod Bass I got bmt w1th mY second best p1tch and y ou shouldn 1gel teatw1th vouo second best potch' rued Hoi land 44 It "as a good potch, down Owens saod the loss wasn't all the potche1s' fault but they wer en't any gems eo t he1 ' Houston scot ed four runs m the helplessly a1 forst ha..<;c dunng the ninth onmng ThlU'Sday mght on Los Angeles The Cubs won 5-3 (,\P Laserphoto ) Bench on baseball: •Haven't missed it' B} JOE K,\\ ,U' Sports \\nter ( 1:\l IN:\,\ rt 1 \Pt ~ Rrrorrd ( mconnato Reds CJlC hrr Johnm Rmch sa\ s he s gone hulf o baSf'tlal l Sf'a '-'On Wll h OUI \\ l 'ihlflg hC' \\US Stil l m l h<' game '<o I hJ \ en 1 mi'Sf'd 11 Bench S<J id fhursd.J\ I llJll\ hd\!'n 1 I do mt'>s somP of t h(' c ommot Jon of the lot kc 11 oorn fkonch l1 ad clc.t\ Ullp l ml ~ uf Ius h ands a nd bast•ball sh()( s madt Tituo sda\ for a plaqU< that '"" honor hHTl outsJdf' R t\ Plfr ont St ~ douon Thl b101Vl tnbulc \.\J il tx unw1kd 4ug ll v.hpn th< clu b 1 c lift' s h1s unifonn ~o r:, & nch ~ pla\ (>d 11 srdsons fm thP R.Ns IJroforf' tf'llllng aft. 1 la st S(•ason I-ff' S SJ:X•nl muc h of hlS 1lm(' <., JnCf' thf'n p lavmg m golf !OU!Tid mrnt s .tnd df'\C'Iopmg d tx'< 1 l li st11hutnr shlp m ( mnnnat1 ,\11 hough Fk>nf h rnJ O\ s v. atr h1ng h.;J-..f hall o n trlf'\ IS JOn ht "-d id thr 1r " nn ci<Sirf to g 11 bi•(k 1n unlfotmctndpl.l\ ~lgdm llll l~ l im(' \II St 1t s 1tel hf' 'i ('nJn\ t ht ( hdnr 1 In C'X(l( 11c nt f' 1 summ( 1 "1thout thf rrg1mf nt Jl lon th.tt b~:~ sr lk1ll rl< mands I h d \f no ltmf'tdhlr fm ,ln\lhlng Rf'nr h s ltd It t happt'n dl I his I"Xllnl I m JUSt c., on of gomg 1hJ ough m\ tor~ no" If thtn g<; hap[l('n lh<' h lp[l('n mv 'lllt I( hf.., thdt for c rd htm 10 gl\ 1 u~ c.ltchmg lltU ttmc Jfl<' J the t4~t ~t·a-.on <JtC'n t ns much nf d cvm< Tn ammO!(' f'lthf'! ~o'' , ou grt up 1n thP morrung a nd h t\ ( <J l1 t1lrt~r ht 1n th1 at rn a nd \OU s~ \ 11 " not )-.'Din g 10 bothf r m\ golf sw mg so w hat ? 1\ov. I don 1 "'en woof\ about the bumps and gnnds Bench saod lllr Heds honored ho m woth a Johrmv Bench r\ oght fm hls 1c t 11 cmcnt last season and w ill honm hLm aga tn m August 1.1.-hen h(' tecomcs the fi rst Reds player to ha\1 hts numbeo ret ored Only the r\o I of lh<' late Fred Hutchinson w ho mandgrd the Reds from J%q_&J tX" fOI C' dv mg of cancer has been rrt 1rf'd b\ Cmctnnat l J m I hr flrsl mll5 years I moght not bf' thf'f11,;t todPSl'rvclt - I don r look ut 1t that wa1 But the; chose' me fll st Benc h sa od To have \OW umform numbeJ re ti red 1s ,1bout IIw bogwst th ong that can happen ooa plowr Tha t sa heck of a lhuughl-that noonrelseosa llowcd tor' rn "rar vour numlX'r Hl II dlsu tx• thP first plavco honurPd m ihl Reds m_•v. Walk of F'dmf' uuh tdl'RII. Ptiront Stadtum Thf' R.Pci.; ; plan tu honor past star s v.. 1th ~foot squalT'bronzf'plaq ueson thr plaz<J out stde the ballpao k Dunng hts ca 1ret Bench \-1. on 10 cOil-'l'tut tw Gold Glo\PS f01 fol'id mg hll a 1f'Cord 325 career homers '" a rat chro bf'IJed \89 hornets 0\f'I all to 1 ank 21st on thf' all limP h s l andcJught 10001 mor'l'gamrsm 1 ~ r ons('(u !Jvc S('asons to 11f' Bill Dlt k cy s m ~:tJor lrague mark l lf' nrh fogu red forrnr1tf'ammaocs 1 ony Perez Pete HOS<' and JOf' Morgan moght later JOin hrrn m thP 1\alk of I arne I assurrw I ha I m the next 10 Vf'di s \\ ht n Prtr or Joe or Tony ret lf'C' the\ ll haH a chancC' to bC' m tl &>nch S<lld I hope I m the fu sl of m1m RtUUlb!t& 8Mt ~~/ To Amenca Wtth Love Jackson to host 5-K run BASEBALL HlSTOR\ - \t kit, Bn•c•· Fatc•s, plaque maker, watdte~ fgrmer C tncinnati H.-·do.;' r .tt cher Johnny Bench make hliii h~u•d pnnt in a day bas< 'l hu rsd.ty th \t will lw uSf'd to ntakf' a hrorue Jd~u(U P that will honor hm1 oul"itdt• H!Vf•rfrnnl St.tdnnn Thr Red'S have .ll'iO ~umoun< e d that th<>v .tn r(•tlnng hi~ numtwr latPr thL"' se.\.o;On ( AP ukwrphot o) l'ransaC'tions pll h R\.'oiE&\1 1 • l..o: Ujl;UI 11\1'-"-Sj..'lt 'LI 11 -..n \ 1 1 1 1~ pt' h• 1 md ll mm 1 ~ lm m k< ~~ fi !do \ ''ll!TIIll M aln I I- Ili th !It t ll 1 ho \pp. 111 h1m Aagu md ltt n k I 1 I. t h (~llrn t ~atlonal ti '- 11V'• 'II Ill ~ f . \t HI II fl ~~~l' 11rk l;H\ IH HIIHAJt <;- Hut tl lt \. t..; \\ 1\ k 111h !om lit" I h t f J I > l l Jlj..'1. lpltm< ... !lll:fil\\)1 ~ l>ln 1r 1 '"'nntnltt lit• Ill! 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Don Archer Braves 5, Mets 3 Cra og McMurtry rapped three hlts lncludmg an RBI tnple and scored once w hile raosmg his n!COrd to&-8 McMurtoy saod he was glad to gL'I his confodence gomg after losmg Ius last two decosoons Anytime a potc her h"' troubleand I have been fm the last month oo so - your confodence gets a httle down,'' McMurtry saod But I got the wm l lhi<"w decen t Mavte I m through ot now McMuo1ry left the gam e w1th one out m the nmth and runners on forst and third Jeff Dedmon allowed an RBI smglc to Wally Backman, but fllUshed up for his fourth saw 1\lex Tre; mo hit hts forst home run of the season to snap a 1 1 toe m th<' fifth mrung and help hand his formeo teammates theor thord st raoght loss The game "as delayed twocc bv 1 arn m NO'\\ York The Daily Sentinel !U!"iPS I b --960) 1\ Dlvbolun of Mult umodl a l m Pu\Jilshrd 1 rn lftPrnf)()n Mond 1\ throughFrldl\ 111C our1Str(ll b\Thf' Oht o V d llt \ Pub l ls tu ng Cum pan\ Ylul tJm( 'CI I .I Inc Pom1rm Ohm~:~'j'l.q fN l ll~b Se-co nd c las.., pa- t agP pa1d 11 l'o mC'I 0\ Oh ro Mcmbf'T lhP '\s~oCil t f'd PtC's :-. 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STORE $ 10 EJ r, lfl \11 ~ hu u t.:h Ul'tk• r 1 g ll!Ed \ltd rornmt!l(d Chrr ~ t l l ll f t nm f- n l!iJHl usf's till: l tlllJit,ml \ ol lt tilt \tt ~~ M Jflrt \\ep\\ lltf'\\ 1 ku 111 d•hltrntnf!fhuatttr '> 1llh1 ~lo r \bonkw f r i d to hontHihPLord tn d 1\lnjOrtl .., f •~II •WASH CLOTHS *MATERIAL REMNANTS •SHORTS •SHOE CLEARANCE HA\111 MO. @nation @mpany I I tn~ MIL LIHG DIVISION See d ~ Btrd Sl'Cd"> Oy~tcr Shell\ .1nd Gr 1 Fcrld•l('n, L1me Cc m('n1 olnd Mortar Slock Sddl W.lf c r Sollcncr Rcmcdte\ Solll 1 1Hl'n V~CC1 n e Roohnq Prt1nl'l Red Orolnt1 Fenctng B.a1~r "'"d B•ndcr Tw1n(' Spray<, G .11 cs Hav S1ra w Middleport Book Store Mill ST. MIDDLEPORT - and Church USED CARS, INC. __ SUGAR RUN MltLS Mulberry Ave 992 2119 Pt)merov ~~ Rl -ro===o-. Ph 915·4100 BOOK STORE Ofhce Supplies Church & GIFTs HMtiiSr •SUMMER BLOUSES •COLOGNE SETS •SLACKS •OTHER MERCHANDISE TESSIE'S CRAFT SHOP •CRAFT ITEMS SAVE ON THESE ITEMS AND MORE DURING RACINE MERCHANTS' SIDEWALK SALES ON JULY 2nd and JULY 3rd J Marcus Chester MIDOUPORT w u r ru ~~~~! /fVirtQ 992 19SS ~KORNER Pomeroy, Oh1o Beca Pomeroy or our 1 I-UN II Y l HU RO I Rf>, am POMF:RO\ FII1:ST BAIYf!Sr Du\ td M ann mtms tc r 'A rllla m Snour!Pr Sund 1\ School Su p ! Sunda \ Scho ol 9 30 1 m M o l mng \\ or "h i[J 10 10 1m ~ IRS1 SO!JTIIE R N BAIYJ' I S I 1-'o mPrO\ PtkP Da\ ld Hunt p as t or Ja ck "lN'ds Su nda\ Sc hool DlrPC' C'I< r Su nd J\ Scool 9 lOam Mornln~ \\ or shi p 10 «l \ltttng v.ms hr p 7 1(1 p m Tuf'Sdtl\ Vlsi l atlr n 7 p m \\ <'dm~da\ P r a,C't sl'f\ l('t 3U p m :v'l t<>S JOn Frt C'nds - ~(] p m ( ol r l stnAc ll on ~ 10pm <\(IC' <II" 7 Ulp rn ( hou Pr a (!\ ('(' fl 11) p m F'AliH TADEHNA( Lt- lHLRC H Ra t ('\ Run Road Ht \ Em mC'II R JV. son pas tor H~ndi P ' Dunn su pl S;.~ 1da1 Scho ol 111am Sundav f'\t"' nlng "C'r\ lrf' 7 :lOp m Bl blf' lrachln g 7 10 p m Thuro;;da\ SYRA( USE M I SS l Or\ CHNn St S\ r IC'U!tr St> r \ lf'f>S 10 a m Sund 1\ F H nmj! "f'f VICE"'S Sund I\ I nd \\: ('([ nf'S il l\ rl I f 1111 p m MIDDLEPOR l ( H U RCH OF CHRIST I"\ (HR IST) I\;\J UN IO ~ I .n~ J P n u• Man IP\ pastor Mrs Ru~~w ll '1 oun g Sundu\ S< t10ol Su p I Su nrhv Sc hoo l ~ IU I m F.\f'n m g v.orshtp 7 UJ p m \\f'dnr~ d al p1 a' rr m C'C't ing , 10 p m MT MORIA H CH URCH OF (,OD R.ulnt• R1\ I ampo; Satt rrfl ( l d p1stor Frf'Pma n Wrlllam s Supt Sur. cla v Sr110ol 'J -1 ~ a m Su nd;l\ tnd \\ f'd npsday ~ ~f n lng sen l('f''> 7 p m MIDDLEPORT F'TRS I BAPl i S I Cnr nN SJ:o:1h and P al m('r lhP Rr' Matk MrCiun12 Su nda\ School 9 15 a m Dan \\ hl1e Sunda\ School Supt J oh n Rlrbcl St Ass! Su p! Mm n ln ~ W ors hip Hl 15 1 m \ ou th m r<' ttn)o! 7 :m p m WPdn('Sd.n l nf'lu dlng \\PC' Tot s E.:lg<'r BPJ\1 r" lu n lor Astronau l o;; and Juntor ;1nd Sf' n tm Hl,~th BYF < ho11 pracllcf' R :\0 p m \\ t>d nesd ay P rn\f>r me<'ltnJ! a nd Blbli' <>Tud\ \\ f'dnt>sda\ I pm :m C HU RCH OF' C HRI ST M1ddl~ po 1I 5th ,1nd Mai n B ob Mf'lton ml nis!P r AI H <1rl son .:lssocl alt' m l ni~IN Mik e GC'l ll rh Sundav School Sup('rlnt<'nd<'nt Blbh Sc hool 9 ltJ a m Mornlng \\ on;hlp 1ll Ut am Eve nlnj;!; \\orsh lp 7 00 p m P raHT m{'(ltlng: Wednt>sda) 7 00 p m ZAREN E Co pastors Re\ Charle s Co)' I<' and Rev Nan c~ Coy l e Bill Whit e- Sund av School Su pt Sund ~t\ Sc hool 9 30 a m Mm nl n !i! Worship 10 \0 am Sund a~ Evang:C'IIstlc mf'ctln g 7 00 p rn P r a\C'r mf'ctlnj;!; Wf'dnesday 7 00 p m l NITED PRFSBVTERI 1\ N MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNT' Re' Wanda John!ion Olrl't'tor Harold John8on Olr t>ctor of Edurallon H ARR I SONVILLE PR ESBYTERIAN l H URCH Su1'1dav W or ship sen liT 9 00 a m Church School 10 15 a m B lblf' Study Sunda\ 7 30 p m Pravt>r Croup Wednesda)' 9 UO a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIA N CH URCH Chu rch School 10 lS AM Morning Worship 11 15 AM B ible Stu d y r u esdav 10 00 a m B i b!(' Stud" Th ur s day 7 30 p m SYRACUSE F'IRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN CH URCH W ors hip Servl ct> 9 llO am Churctr SC h ool 10 00 a m B i ble Study T uesd ay 10 a m Junior and SC' nl or High Youth Group Sunda) 6 00 P m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor Rev John Eva ns Sunday Sc hool 10 00 a m sunday M orn ing Worship 11 DO a m Children s Chu rch 11 a m Sunday even lng service 7 00 p m Wednesda y f'ven !ng You n g L ad les Auxiliary 6 00 P m Wednes da y Family Wori!ihlp 7 00 P m LonM Bottom Edsel H art p astor Sund BY Natoonwtde In s Co th THE DAILY SENTINEL 11Jen *'lfJ certain IRal~: COnltdBn!/y to that Vety ~ans Whose PUfSUi f Of nghts He bnngs us r reator who endowed Maon WAID CROSS SONS STORE Sc hool q 30 a rn Wursh1p lU 30 a m Prayer m Pe llng 7 30 p m Thursda) MID DL E PORT FREEWILL BA PTIST CHURCH corner Ash a nd Plum Leslie Hayman p astor Su nda). Sc hool 10 00 a M o rmn~ Worship 11 00 a m W ed m nesday and S.at urd av Ev£' nlng Serv ices at 7 Wpm MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH W•IITI!D METHODIST CH\JRCH Fay Saurr Dlredor Rev James E Corhltt Assistant NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Don Archer Rrv Roy Deeter Rf"v Se ldon Johnson CENTRAL CLUST ER :m SO l iTHERN CLUSTER Rr" J!lmf'S M Clark Rt'V Paul McG uire Rt'v Onllle White APPLE CROVF.- Churc h Sc hool ~am \\ ors hl p 10 a m Fir st a nd third Sun days U M~ SPcond 1 uesd .1 y 7 30 p m Pravrr mf't:>tm g Wrdnf'sda\ 7 pm 1Ci arkl OETHANY - Y...ors hip 9 am Chu rch School 10 am B lblf' Studv \\ pdnt• sda\ 10 am Dor r,ts Wom<'n s Fr llowsh lp \V('dn esd :l \ II a m tMrCulrC't CARM EL- Church School Q 30 am Worship 10 45 a m St•tond and F ourth sund;n s F'Pilov. sh1 p d lnnf'r wilh Sutt on 1tf1rd lhur sda\ 6:10pm <MrGulrC'l EAS I L ETART - Chu rr h S( hoo19a m Yl or shlp 10 am Sf'C"ond an d fourlh Sun da\ s UMV. ftrs1 Tuf'sda\ 7 10 p m t Ci ark l LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am Church School 10 a m Cla rk I MORNING STAR- Wo rsh ip 9 ~ Sa m Chu rch ~ctloo l 10 3D a m Bible Study T hu rsd ay 7 30 p m 1\\ hlte l MORSE CHAPEL- Chu(ch Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Worship 11 a m (Whit e) PORTLAND -Church School 6 30 p m Worship 7 30 p m UMYF Wednesdav 7 Wpm 1M<:Guln>l RACI NE WES L E \ AN Chu rc h School to a m Worship 11 a m U MW fourth Monday 7 30 p m M en s Pra yer Brl."ak!ast Wednesday 7 a m !Clarki SUITON - Church School 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 4S a m rl rstand th ird Sunda ys Fe-ll ows hi p d inner wit h Carm el t hird Thur sd ay G 30 p m (Mc Guire ) KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Oll vo r Swa in Supt SIR\day Sctlool 9 JO am ('V er~ weE')( R ulland Ohto 4HH H OBSON CHRI ST IAI'\ UN l ON Rev Tom State n pastm Su n da\ Sc hool 9 10 a m Evening sf'r\ IC P 7 10 p m Wf'dnf'o;;d<n p1 ay<'r m eeti ng.., 30 p m BEAR WALLOW RID GE C HURC H OF CHRI ST DuanE> \\ ard('n rninl ~ ! rt B lh lt r l ;1o;s 9 lOam M or nlnJ::: Y..o t !$h p 10 10 1 m Eve nin g Worship 6 30 p m Y...edn(' s da} B lbl t> St udv 6 10 p m NEW ST JVER SV1 L1 F COMMl 1 1' 1 r'1 CH URCH Sund a\ &hool sen 1rr ~ 4~ a m Worshrp srrv lcf' rn :W a m Evan ge lis tic Sc r v l u 7 30 p rn Wtd nPs da\ Praye1 m eE>IIng 7 3ft p m Thu 1sd n ZI ON C HURl II OF CHRI S T Pomf'ro\ H arrlsonvtl l(' Rd Rob('rl Purtf' l l m1nls tl?r Ron Riffle Sund a' Sc hool Su pt 1lnu n d ii>n l Sundav School 9 10 a m \\ or sh1 p sen lc f> 10 30 a m Eveni ng "-OrShl p c;;un day 7 p m and Y..f'dnesda\ i p m ST JOHN L UTHERAN CH URCH P m CrO\f:' The RP\ V\1lham Mlddlf'sv.artM pa stor Church se n IcC'~ 10 a m Su nd rn School 10 10 a m BRADBURY CH URCH OF CHRI ST J ohn \\ r i ght passtor Sunda\ Schoo l 'l 10 am L arr y HaynP s S S Supt Mo mn ~ wors hi p 10 10 a m RA CI NE CHURC H OF' T H E N/12 \ REN E RPv Thomas II ( o lltC'J p,1s tor Martha W o/fe Cha irm a n or ttlf' BoiJ rd of Chri sti an L1fP Sun d av Sc hool 9 1ft 1 rn Morning ~OJ shlp 10 10 a m Sund l \ evening 1.\ nnhlp 7 11l p m Pra ~('r mr1 tin~ 7 30 p m W('dnrsdlly UBERTY CHR I STIA N Cll t.:RCH Dt x t1 r WUI.XI v Cnll pastor SenlcPs Sund"' lOam and 7 p m \A,pdnesda\ 7 p m RAC I NE fIRST l;:lAPTI Sl [)on I \' alkt>r Pa .;;lor Robe r t Sm tih Sund 1\ 1 S( hoo l Su p! Sunda\ School 1 Ul 1m Mornln_g v. or shtp In .Jil 1 m Suncln f'\>Pnt n ~ wor~h1p- ~ p m \~1 dm ~d1\ 1 \f ntng Alblf' stud\ i U1 p m BUR l I NI HAM (0M\1Lf\ ll) CHLRCH Burltn qh <l m Rr\ Okf'\ H t \ I au n d£•rmll1 pas1111 Ph qq2 i P.J Su ntln Sc hoo l HI 00 1 m Su nd a\, \~ mngsft\trf' .., nn p m W<dn, sd" P\f'nlng ~f' t 1r1 ..,rwtpm DA:-.1\ Ill E H OI Jt'\ESS t Hl HC ll ln fill trl on Rl 12S bPt~f'rn \lnton .1nrl LanJ;::S\ tll f:' Rf'' Ben Wa11s pa~tm Sun dav School R 10 a m B obb\ I ambl'r t S S Sup! Vlotnrn !" o.r. or sh ipJ() 30 1 111 f l11l dn n" H a pp\ Hour fi .J~ p m P r a\f't rnd B lblf'Stud\ - «<p m Ml S ~ I O n<lr\ ffif'l' l tn c first \\('dnesda\ of f'ach m onth , lOp m for Informa Ti on Pa l/188 S<lti ~ Sll VER RUt\: BAPTIST n 111 Itt liP past or StcH L /Ill<' S S Sup! 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DE!'>; UNITED BRf T HR F.r.; I t\ CHRIST E l dC'n R BlalW pastot Su nd l \ Sc hoo l 10 a m Roht>rt Rl'l d Sup I Mm n In!>( S('t mon ll am Sunrl a\ ni gh t sf' r vlcf's Christia n E nd<"a\ or 7 10 p m Son~ servi C(' ~ p m Prf'aC'hlng R 111 p m Mid >H'f'k praver m Pe 1Jn g Vo. f'dn t'~da~v 7 p m A lvin Rrf'd la v lf'adr l HEMLOCK GRO\E CHR ISTIAN Roger 'Aatson pa~ 1 o r C1rnson Prall Sund avSchooi Supl M m nln g~or ~ htp4 10 a m Sunda\ School 10 30 a m E\f•n ln£ se r vlc~:> 7 10 p m MT UNlON RAPTI ST l of' Snrf' Su n dav Schoo l Supt Su nda\ School 9 45 a m Ev<'nl n.lil wors h ip 6 30 p m Pra\f'r Mf'f'l tng 6 30 p m Wf'dn ('sda \ TUPPERS PLAINS CHL:RC H OF CHRIST Jod\ H olland m l nl stN !)(:on I W('lls Supt Morl'11 n ~ worsh i p 8 00 a m Churc h School 9 00 a m CHESTF.R CHURCH OF' T HE RENE Rev Herbt'rt Gra te ~AZA pa ~ t or Fra n)( Riffle su pt Sund ay Sc hool 9 10 a m Wo1 sh lp servkl' 11 a m and 7 p m Sund <Jy Wf'dnesda v 7 p m Pra\C'l ffi('f'\ l ng LAUREL CLIFF' F'REE METHODI ST CHU R CH Re\ Robert Miller pasto r Llo yd Wr ight Dlr{'('lor of Chri sti an Edu cation Sunday SchOo l 9 JO am Morning worsh ip 10 30 a m Choir pracll cP Sun day 6 30 p m EvPnlng wonhlp 7 30 p m Wf>dn esda y Praver and Bi bl e Study 7 30 pm DEXTER wm Bil l Brown Owner Phone [614) 741 7111 J CHURCH OF CHRIST Charl es Rus se ll Sr minister R i ck Ma romb~r supt Sund a v Sc hool 9 30 a m \'\ orshtp !<iCt\lCf 10 1{) 1m R hi (' s1ucl\ Tuf'sdn- !tl pm HI: OHCAI' !ZFD CHl Rl H Of II Sl s ( HI-OSrOFl ArTER 0A'1 SAl'\ I S Pot I l u1d R<1c 1 It Ruul \\lllt :JIIl R u -.) f<i ~ l! 1 I ndt 1 \ 1ns c hu1 ch -.choo l d11 f' 1 1 ( hu r ch sp hoo l q 10a m Mmn n~ 1\0 l "IP Il l \0 1m \\ t d msda\ ! \f'Tltng p i 1\f r ~ f't \ kf's - \0 p rn BF rHI E H F.M BAPI JST Hf'\ I 11! 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Jhl '\ rd " ' :vtdllrp(r 1 m1 ~ I h 11 ~ 1 m 111 'lL: ' r t 11 111 'n 1 n Sun I j.: ~ ~ \ ( pn \\ ~ dr q j 1 ' ntn g I I ' I !Jl ]-1 11 \ \I Ill l 1 I I<, I 1 I] pm \1 IO\ Groceries General M erch.andtse Racme 949 1S~O R ev JKrn~ E Corbitt Rev Steven Nelson Rn Richard Rothcrnlc h Rev Robert E JWblnHol'1 Rev Andrew Ruhenklng ASB URY 1Svracusf:'l - Wor ship 11 am Chu rch Sc hool 9 45 am Ch arge B lb l<' Study Y.ednesdav 7 30 p m UMW fi r sT TuPsda" ., 30 p m Chotr Rehearsa l \\ Mnt ~ da \ 6 JO p m UM Y. fou rt h Sun dn li lOpm tNf> lso nl F r-.: T ERPR I SE Wo r"h tp q <1m Chuu h Sc hool 10 a m Btblf' Stud \ 1 u('S d n - lrt p m L:M \\ First M onda\ 7 10 p m LM'I F Su nda\ li p m ChOir Re hP.t l ~ al 6 10 p m \\Pdn r ... d av 1Roth£' lllll h I Fl AT\\ OODS-(hurch S<' huo l lit am Vl orshJP II 1m B1 blf' Stud .. lt1Ursd d en i pm UM't f' Su nd<~ v li p m Roth1mt ch1 'A orsh tp I .1m F OREST HL !'\ t hurr h School 10 <~ m Choh ptaCii <r lu1 Sdl\ ti 1(1pm LM\\ f tJsiTu tsd <J\ ., ~ p m 'Jel sont HF.A rH 1M1ddlf'port - l hu rch Schoo l ' ' Ill 1 m 'A or shtp 1 1 10 <.~ m B lbi P t:MW sf'<On d Stud\ Tu psd ;n l() a m 1 JM\\ S1ro nd Mon Munda1 - 10 p m fi n - :lflpm L: MM lhlrdMonda\ 7 '\0 p m 1Hobin son M l i\F.:RS\ ILL F. - \\ o r shlp SN\ICf' \0 1m Churc h Sthool 11 ;1m L: M\\ lhlrd \\pdnf'~rl.n 1 p m Choi r praf !Iff' Mon da1 7 I() p m I~C'I s on t PE ARl C H APEl- \\01 shlp Str\ifl'll a m Ch ur t.:h Stl ou1 11 a m UMW sf' cond Tucsrlii\ 7 lOp m UM \: F l as t fuf's d a\ 7 p m tutx'nkmj:( t 1-'0MERO"l -C hurc h Sr hool 9 15 a m \\ orshl p Sf'nic{' 10 10 am Choh rr ht<~J~a l \\pdnf'sd a\ - 10 p m UMW sr r md ruf'sda\ 7 Wpm UMYF' Su nda\ hpm tCm bttll ROCK SPRI NGS- Ch urch Sc hoo l 9 15 1n \\or ~ h•p 10 am B lbiC' Stud y \\.I'd nf'o; rl,n 7 1() p m UM \ F' 1S<'nlor s I ~ un dD.\ ~ p m tJunloJSI ('V('f\ oth N Su n da\ opm tRotht'mlc h l RUTLAND- r hu rr' h School !) 4~hl m \\orshlp 10 «I a m U MW 1EV('nlnl£ C tr rlrl s('ro nd 'w\('dnesda) 7 10 p m UMY.. tAfl t rnoon C trcl(' l second Thur sd<t\ I p m 1Ruhf'n Kl ng1 SALEM CEN TER - Ch urch Sc hool 10 am \\orshlp 9 45 a m t RubenklnJO:I SNO\o\ VILLE - Worshi p 8 lO am f tnrchSchoollO am tRubt'n k l n ~ l Brown's Equipment '\.o=-- Attend Church this Sunday 992 SIJO Pomeroy ALFRED - ChU!rh Sr hoo1 9 10 am \\o r shlp 11 am 11 MYF n :\lip m U \'1 I hud Tu( sda\ 7 10 p m Com mum on fiT st Sund a\ I Archer CHESTER - \\or ~ h1p !l am ( hu a h Sr hool lO a m Blhlf' S. tu rlv T hu rsd;:ty 7 p m UM\\ ftr st Thu rsda\ 1 p m Com munlon f1r s1 Su nda\ (Arche i t JOPPA - \o\orsh1p 9 '\0 am Churr h School 10 30 a m Rlbl<' Study Wed nf's day 7 «J p m 1Joh nson t L ONG BOTTOM - Chu rc h Sc hool 9 10 a m Wur !<ih l p 7 p m Bib!(' Stud) W ed m·~dil\ 7 10 p m UMVF Wrdne~d av b 00 p m Co m munion f1rst Su ndaY t Atrhen REEDSVILLE - Ch u n : h Set ool 9 JO a m Wor shtp SPrv i Cf' 11 00 am 1Dwtf'rl I UPPERS PLA I NS S1 PAU l Churc h Schoo l 9 a m Worship 10 a m B tble Study Tuesda)' 7 30 p m UMW Third Tuesd av 7 30 p m Communi on } lrst Sunday ( ArCh(' f) - M1Cidlcport 1-'flmero; 0 ogelher 214 E o l Colum bu s 0 804 w M.atn Y91 ll18 Poml'rov -- turns humb/ tnspore:; those fflll/lons ul Amef! a "'""fi'Jiflltl:SS Penln pastor ()(obbK' Buck Sundav School Sup! ClJUn. h Si:hool 9 15 a m Worship SE'rY1<' lU JJ a m Choir rPhParsal 1'ut:>sday 7 10 p m undf'r dlrt>ctlon of Alice NPast> (,RAHAM l ~ JTF.D METHODISI PrPachl ng ~ \0 1 m firsT and seco nd Sun d<n s o f f' wh mont h 1hlrd anti fourth Sur d <n" 1 ~( h rJJO nth ~Aorsh t p sr \ikt"s at 7 30 p m 'w\ i'dnrsda\ f'\(' nin gs at 7 ID p m Prti\PI and B1 b iP Stud y SF.\ F.l\ TH DAY AD\ ENT JS r Mulb Pff\ H11ght s H:oad Ponw1 O\ M 1chael PI nnkn""skt pastor MoulC' ~ plr rs Sa bbath Sl h ool Sup! Sabbath Schoo l at 2 p m on S:.n urda\ v.lt h v.ors h 1p Slt\l<f>S follo~Ai n l'! at 1 15 p n Rl T l t\N O FIR ST AAP f!SI CH LRC' H - S1stpr H HrtPII 'A arnf' r Sup! Sundrn Sc hool'l :10 am Morn tng \\ mshl p 10 ~ ~ Complete Aufomottve Servrce Locust & Beech S q91 9911 Mtdctlepor1 IOns otourttrne W ne to controversy as '' ipp/ause or COntnbutes I reswng means contl,ct ~n~s to wrestle Wi!fJ the But the Church o Wdory o every hold deserves W fi \'lam St l 'omerov SL. Yia\ ~r.\('(>S Hoi" ('Qmmuruon on Th<' lir<>t Su •dav of e8ch month .mt.l coml11nt'd wit h monu. (! pra~C'r on the' th1 rdd Sunrl a\ Monung p1 a}'t and St:>nnon oo all other Sundavs of thf' month Church School and Nur.:;t>r. rarC' proVJck>d Cofl('(' tn.Ir ln the Pa r Ish H all trnrTlfflralf'l) following the Sff\1ct> POMF.RO\ CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W Main st Nell Proudfoot pa stor Blhlf' School q JJ a m Momlng '-'or'!' hlp 10 :ll a m \ outh ll)(l( tm~ li 00 p m E:vC'nlng worship 7 00 p m Wednrsd 1\ mght pr;nf't m ff!tinj:( and Bib!{' S!Ud\ 7 II) p m n-IE SAL\ ATIO!\ ARMY l Y1 Bullrmut A~{' Punurm Mr-; [):}Ja 'Ainln~ in chargf' Su nda\ hc h!l('Ss mi'MinR Hl 1m Sunda\ Sc hool lU ll a m Sund 1\ School Y I:JSM F lo!SP '\dam." IC' 1dC'r 7 lJ p m Sa l v<:~ tl on nf'lllng V.J IIlU.S ~pi aklro; <~nd music Spt.>tial ~ rhur"<tn 11 lJ a m In 2 p m l ..t dtf'S Horr ( Ll'<J)::UP mcmbl r,; In r harg(> a ll v.omf'n mVJ IPd li -15 p m Thursda', Con:>s Cadf'l Cl,ts.s.!<. 1'1 ounJ; ProplP-Blblt 1 ., ~ p m Bib!(' Stud\ <J nd Prt\f'r ITif'('ling Oj)('l1 to tlx> public POMf Rm WES !'SIDE CHURCH OF ( HHJST l'l'L.Jti Cltlldrm s Hoi'Tl(> Road tCou n~ l{n.;Jd 701 1492 'il.'fl Vuo: ttl music Sundav Wor sthp l Oam 8Jblf'Stuch 11 am Vl orship 6 p m \.\f'dnMa\ Bt blC' Stud y 7 p m OLD DE:\TER BIBI E CHRISTIAN r Ht RCH rhf ton Lm: e~o;; pastor Sunda', School G )) a m Mrs Worl~ F'rancls supt Pn:>ar hmg scr.1C"f'S first and third u ndavs fol lo141ng Sund 1\ School ) ou th m{'('ttng: M f'l') ~1ocla\ - }] pIll P. J. PAULEY, AGENT trud:; •·-~ - POMEROY CHURCH OF ~lfE NAZA RENE Comf'r Umon and Mul!x'>rry Rt.>v 100mas r. t('n McClung pasl ur 0) dP Henck>r !>On S S Sup! SundilY School 9 lJ a m mornmg worship 10 lJ am f"..<'nlng service£ p m mid W('{'k Sf'l,1('(' \'\ fftnPSday 7 p m t.RAIT P.PISC'Of \L CHURCH 326 E o cJoes 985 3944 ElliS & SONS SOHIO e /)llfSUJI Olflappmess a Spi rsone ulti ntual Quest-bam may Part}- nor a Fourth ot Jut wrn~realaed '" respea ,brotherhoOd nurtured Yoarilde If IS really to settle tor less leor one another ana lor Go~ sell control an a Churctt rs notlmmu ss we ve been Qertrn !J' Because we were \J E ,n:n:~C:" l¥rrtl lite and t•bell)' oH For A Real Auc11on Ca ll The Real McCov I 0 M.ac McCoy Rt 1, Reedsvtlle, Oh 216 5 second Pomeroy '992 JJ15 n(ltlfs "~ISnf a blrthd RIDENOUR Homelole S•w• ~:~rter , f.Qppm-- 'v FURNI~!e':!RDWAR:tI r cenrury ~e~s~~am sr our 8ur kids stm celeb lhe nation I rate lhe~r blrthda~s S NEW YORK '· · ~ CLOTHING HOUSE -l '_. to:ERNIIT tn a;o::r II ~~ to prove McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. MW C®TIJNTRW ~ mer~-cy-n_""_ca_n_marc_e_a_sr_ro_n----.,_",-":...._...-;,.__.,_ SWISHER & LOHSE Prescr1Pf1on s Middl ep ort IHIAJF>JIDY BftRTIHIJIDAY9 John F Fultz Fultz Pomeroy R.a~ R199 5 HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH neac • s The Interested Businesses Listed On This MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. c=__.~ M IDDL EPORT CH LRCH OF T HE NA Jhr '..;lor\houh of ()Joryboo/ .., f rc h Brhlrc t! prrnr.1pl1 " 111 1 tH w The tlurd annual Independence Day Run wrll be held m Jackson at lU a m Jut\ 4 1rophies w11l be awarded thef1rsr ma le and first female ove1all and to the f1rs1 place hmshers m 11 m all' and ntne fem ale age groups fh ere IS no duplicatiOn of awards Rtbbons wtlt be gl\en to all age group second and thu d plac e fml shers ln addot10n to tho above. the ftrst 50 to rrg1stE'r for the race a nd comp lf'te the run wtll rf'C'E'IV£> tee sh orts Thf' ::t 1 mllf' rae£> 1s considPred nC'arly pa ncake flat Oommo' s PIZZa IS the sponsors of th1 s race and appllcartons for the race ca n be 1('('C ]vrd at thPir store at 502 Mam m Jac kso n 1 hcrf' 1s no Pntrv fee The Daily Sentinel-Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio w Padres 7, Cardinals 3 Steve Garvey smacked three hits and scored three runs and Alan Wiggins added three hits tD a 15-hit San Diego attack Garvey, who now has a 10-game hlttmg streak over which he Is hitting 432 thinks his stroke Is back ' It took a little longer than I thought It would to get my timing back because of the layoff,' saod Garvey who sat out the final two months of 1983 with a broken thumb I venever hadalayoffthatlongbul my timing IS finally conung back " Padres Manager Dock Wolliams said his recent declSlon to move Garvey from the cleanup posotion to the nwnber three spot m the order has also helped 'It got Garvey gomg like a house of fire,'' Williams saod Mark Thunnond 5 J "cnt 6 1 3 innings bel ore needmg relief help from Lws DeLeon and Goose Gossage to nat! down 1he\ 1ctory, tht• ftfth for the home club m stx games Lonnie Smoth accounted for all the Cardinals runs woth a solo homer m the!Jrst mnmgand a two r un double m the seventh off Deleon U WI ( tllll'"'ll\'1. [!' eighth off Bill Campbell, who inherited a &.1 lead trom Philadel phla starter Jerry Koosman Terry Puhl s bases loaded smgle and right fielder Sixto Lezcano s error on the play scored three runs Holland relieved Campbell and allowed Puhl to score on Jerry Mwnphrey's pinch single Reliever Bill Dawley, 54, Hous ton's fourth pitcher, was the winner Juan Samuel gave Philadelphia a 1-0 lead in the first Inning against Houston starter Vern Ruhle when he scored on an error by Houston shortstopBlllDoran TheAstrostled the score In the fourth when Puh l was htt by a Koosman potch woth the bases loaded The Phillies rega med the lead in the fourth on Samuel'' ""th home run of the season They boosted It to 3 lin the fifth on a double by Mike Schmidt and Tim Corcoran's RBI single KlkoGarcoa was runnmg for Schmidt, who re- mjured a leg muscle pull on his double Philadelphia added three runs m the sixth Jeff Stone smgled rn J;an DeJesus, and Von Hayes smgled m Samuel and Stone Giants 4, Pirates 3 Steve N ocosoa, who had homered earlier in the game stung hos fonner teammates woth a game-winning double In the bottom of the 11th mrllng Pottsburgh tied the score mthe top of the nmth on a two-out single by pmch hitter Johnny Ray that drove m Bill Madlock who had started the mnmg woth a smgle and taken second on a fly N ocos1a who hit only one home run m five yeaJ s at Pottsourgh tefore corrung to the G oants last year , put San Francosco ahead 2 1m the SIXth when he sm acked hos second homer of t he season I m start mg to make the most of every opporturuty I get, &lld Nocosoa, a back up ca tcher woth a 348 battmg awr age "Mentally thL~ IS thes harpest I vebeen ma long tome U1 , fXrERIENCE 111f JOY Of RELIGION ~ Phils drop 7-6 tilt to Astros, Padres hike NL West lead WINNING SIGN.\L - K eoth Moreland of the ( hrt ago ( uhs sognals tlw t\\u out sign , while Los \ngdes Jlodgt'o Ken Landreaux ( 44) luoks on .. ,. Friday, June 29, 19&4 lni'\ITl I HHI S I J\"\ \ SS I \WI~ 1 <)(1 )\ l iiE ( tt)(>t l" P'llfl P • )I '-, lJIId! l S1 h< n l '' Ill 1 m \ 1oJI r 10!" ~ ~ \ tl HI \() 1 11 Sun d I o \ 1 lltn(! 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"rph l l H -.;k n'l E tn gf' l sl Su ndav 1\thiE Stud\ lt m ¥. rshlp Hl<t m Sun rJ 1\ r \r n ng 11 C'l 1 p m WPdnrsday r>H ntn g q r11 r p l F ~l F. (OSr'\ L A'-";S [ MBl Y Ra c tne HI 12~ \\ rlt .Jm Hr baf'k pa st or Sunda\ S1 houl 10 1 Ill Sund 11 f' \ ('ntn_g SHV\rf' 7 p m \.\1t.lnf'<ot!ct\ f\ f' n ng Sit\ I'P 7 p m ( '\R PF. '\TI !1 RA P1 1ST Don CheadiP Sup! Sund <J \ S<. hr nl 4 ill 1 m Morning \\ Ol " htpW Ul 1m Pt 1\l r~ f'r\ H (' ai ! Prn 111 o;;;u ml H" \1IIl1Jl I I'OH J I'F.'\ T Ft OST\1 Third \\E n \ ( IJ ik BikE I p a ~IO J l arll'ol 11n ~ t 11 n Su rJ1 \ S<.tur l Sup! Sund ay s._ ho I I I! rn \I tl h 11 ~sps l or all a!l:eS ~ , n 11 1-: 1 \If ( " 1 p m \'('dnp~.;da\ Bl tr E <.ILHh 1 - HI p m ) r u h . . f r\ tf'f's Fr l d 11 1 II p r I ( (!lS I \ 1 I I I n\\ ~ 1/IP 12RM liST M dd' 1 1 Hr( I hEr l hw k :vlcP hP r "0n p 1 ~ 1 S1 IHi I\ <.;.l h! (I II 1 rr Sund :n 1 1 1 1 J:! ~ 1 1 1\ 11 -I m Jml \\ 1 rln( ..,da v \ I I\ (I ~ 11 p rn "\l1l1ll1' [1\PliSI F.1 IShulfl pas s und n St ht ol t 111 1 111 l hu t h ~~ r 11 pn '11ulhm1Pi tn(ljlmluf'S clt \ Htll • S l u dl pm I l 1 I 1 OSI'F I I H H rHOl SF: 11<Wi lttl t nt!H r td P( I!Hi ll l tml\<lh pa~ u ]) rnm I rml)( r I S S SuJ-11 Sund av tn II 1111:: "( I\ 1<1 ell 111 1 ffi Su!ldl \ l \ ('n n~., t \1 ' - « p rn Ju1q1 n 1nd T hur ~ II H ' t ' ' " " U1pn1 \\ I I H)) I )j F \I! H H Mi ll St ~tddll ~~~ r I{H hllrl '-a 1~ 111 p1q or Sundl\ rn n ntn~ q \ II ! 101m Sund J I f \f'ntng - lu l tl.,dt\llHlntnrltbE..,tuchlll;am \\f>Cin ( .,dJ \ \Entn~-: W pn lhu sda\ n 1 Jnrnt.: 1111 v.llh 1-\l'nn lh (nj)(t l nc!IO , rn 1 d 1 1 n• 11.: 1h '-' 1 ~ K1 nm h ( 1 El1n I Ill p m -..; j\~ 11 \\ J '\( HlHIH O I !HE Nt\ /\HI'\1- [{ (lf'nl n SIHUd p!stor "i umlt\ s h ttlll lilt rr \\r ~h p..,. I\ ce 11 lit n '1 u h "f'l\ 1 Sund<n I 1', p n "' UIIl1n <\ f' nn~o.,f 1ttf' Klpm \l, rd n• rt 1\ 1-,r 11 r \l1 i li ng nd Brhlf' Slud v - 1n o,; j \'-il 1111 SJ. T JII:VH'l {Hl n r H Su n dr\ 1!111!1 on ., , 11 110 ~ If ~11 Thur s da~ I\ I n n~ -.;I\ ( 1 '- 11 - \II J.J H<,; t H\Pli S ! \ Hl Ri H \o1"o 1 \1. \ 1 I' 1-.1 1 11•11 \1ur ph \ ' und 1 S( hi)( I W llll Su n1! 11 1\IOinC \II p m f la\ (' T f1l f f l tOJ.! tnr1 B th li <.~ud • \\1 d nr ~ d11- 30 t tll ] I I I fll \ 1 (' jl I rtl H I II \ "\!> FRI J. \\Ill B\l'llST Sa n <,r I 1 \ I 1u 1 t 1 ~ t ).. l r Sund 1" ....,, h 11 11 , rn '-'l nd 11' 11 ntn).! , \11 p m \\ I t II -. d \ I o nil L \ II I ffiEf OC ~ 10 \Ill <.., i !ll H Ill !HI! '\ I " 1{( H '-' 111 t lt l g !ISr\MF.:-.JT lluJnf' Sl df'n ~• 11 h< pr ~ l Su 1rln School 1 1 m 1tJt h \ t( 11 1111 Hh1 Stud\ Y.. Pd m I Ill< 111 U S!'p lr>mbcr 111 i t I 11 I 1 l I tJ It t \t 1 SJnd 1 1\ l n ng II \ hq t rl 1 Hll h1u Sf'j)IE mbrr fi Ill J 11 I I I I)! 1 I h L. \I 1 Sermonette En thusi~Lsm ( .od h 1s g-1\ f n u" all er r 1<11n 1 IIC'nt~ Hr SJ id usP \our m1nd and t aJt~nls l( srnr \Our God \ OUt f 1mtl\ .1ncl thP'C'urs V~< 111\f''-'f'fn m 3m \Out romm umt' Ove1 loc,\l (X'oplr..Jrtl\£ Jnscnwf'tothetr nf'l ghbors and communlt\ DD<'S 11 s('f'm IJlf'h thdl mam of thf'se conC'C't nPd pr•oplr ha\ r gonf' 10 t hru 1rv. ltd m Ht\]\ rn 01 hm r lost 1heir ent hus1asm 7 \ \ 11 hout r n1 hus 1 c~ s m for ( ,od 3 nd m~m v. r do 111 tiC' PXC'Ppl ('XI S! Ltff' IS n 0 1 HOI !h mut h If\\( JJ f' on I\ f':o\ ISil ng WP grt PXC'Ilf'd abou t foot ball ;.HJd bd-.dXJil c~nd JUmp up and do\-l.n dnd shou t Ma n\ pC'OplP m thf> p asJ ha'P lx•un excnC'd or (>nthu stast t( Cl buut o.;pn I ( P to mdn and communi!\ fhtngs moved fo r lhP good of tttc commun!l\ 100J\ v.hC't f' ts our tunC'f'rn and l'nl hu o.;~a-.rn 01 IX"Itf'I \ f' l uhf'tr .uf' ou1 lf'adpts ~tnU Loncern and C'nthu ~I l '-'lll I..,tt ttmf f01 'nf'v. ctop off'nthu"1J strcandeo ncernPd c tt lZcns to d pJX>a 1 upon ! hr SC'( nr ' In I he lPl trrs to thf' f'd1 tor we see a g-rC'at df'J l of ndt r ov.. mmdf'd pt OJf'C!s but !Jt!I P o n<-~ gra nd scale for man' (X'o pl f' m our commun1t\ \\ (' d o not n 0~d small narrow pro wets 01 JX'Oplt \\ tth sf'IIJsh m ot I\ p s \\(' m'f'd con< C'I nPd. c 1t1zcn s w1th v1m and \ 1gnr '' h() h,l\ P L'l !)road \ 1('\\ of bf'!ler mf'nt for o ur com mu nlt tes tJUI famtl !rs a nd our ne1ghOOrs \\ r \\ant and need good commun m es m '' h1ch our fam llirs and ne 1ghb01 scan grow up m and 11' l' and hf' prnud of I h rt 1 town dov.rnto t hC'Il IOC's We need to look ahead and sa\ out loud w hat 1s 11 our town or commumt v has need of and then v.. m k fm 11 I knou 11 1s hal d work to blazr a new trail tn theY. Jldernf'sS ( ,ofl ha., gJvC'n us thiS land a mmd and sa id go subdue and use and l£'aVf' somf>thtn g for \OUT chl lcl tC'n and y our 0 c hJidrPn s rh lldrc n A ttee or oJchard ot vlncvard 1s llkf' th at A \\rll built housets ltk r that as Is a soli d church tha i Y. 111 slanci fot gf'nf'I ;1t1ons forpeopie to w orship and Jo serve I heir God Wr can not }ust Sll back and let Gem gr do 11 all WP nwd to u'c the talrnos and abthtoPs God has given us We need to 1m prove oursrlv!'s our commu mttes anrt be of s£-rviee to God and man as \..00 ha s commanded all peopi P Let us get cnt hused about helping others and forget ourselves for " ' hllr Let us put God f trst ouo npoghbor second and ourselves last It Is the only wa} to make our communities better places In which to live and raise our famolles It os God s \<JY and It os thP best way Rev Wilham Moddles"arth, Meogs County Lutherans �~The Daily Sentinel Page Friday, June 29, 1984 Pomeroy-Midcllepon, Ohio Jurors selected, awards chosen for FAC show Jurors chose n lor the 16th annual French Art Colony Festival Exhibit In GaUipolls were G. Eason Elge, Gerald Bellas, a nd Gary Pettigrew. Eason E lge has held his position with the Huntington Galleries In West Virginia, as Chief Curator since 1976. Prior to this ti tie , he was employed by the same iru;tltutiun as Curator of Education. Eige moved to the Huntington area in 1975 from Marshalltown, Iowa where he directed the Central Iowa Art Association from 1970 to his present rf'sidPnCf> in Huntington. Eige ha s earned the recognition as exhibit curator and lecturer t hrou~h American Art Glass. ln addltlc to his curatorial and lecture expe- rience, his various publication record on Art Glass dates from 1976 to the present. Lectures given by him have been presented In such organizations as the Glass Art Society, Cincinnati Early American Glass Club, the Glass Museum In Massachusetts, Duncan Glass Collectors of America In Pennsylvania and the Society o! Glass Decorators In Washington, D.C. Special exhibitions curated by Eige Include Selections irom the Collection of Olga Hirshhorn, and circulated by the SmlthsonJan Institution and New American hhi research and interest in From Consumer Reports Ry the Editors of forl'Wller Report.'!t Glass: Focus West Vlrg!nla/ Giass , Art Society, circulated by the Western Association of Art Museurns. Eason Elge received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree !rom the Kansas City Art Institute. Gerald Bellas, Artist/Craftsman In Residence at the Southern Ohio Museum and Cultural Center In Portsmouth, has been em ployed by that organJzatton since 1979. Previous to this location , Bellas maintained a furniture fabrication and design studio In Wausau, Wis. Gerald Bellas has served as Instructor and lecturer on wood working and design In such lnstltu- lions as the Cram brook Academy of Art In Maine, John Michael Kohler Arts Center In Wisconsin and the UnJverslty of Northern Iowa. In 1976, Bellas received the Craftsmen Fellowship Grant !rom the National Endowment for the Arts. His work has been seen In such publications as " Dialogue: An Arts Journal" and "Flne Wood· working: Design Book II." Among an extensive national exhibition record, his work Is currently displayed at the Ogleby Institute In Wheeling, W. Va . in the exhibit Woodworking 1984. Gerald Bellas received a Master of Flne Arts degree from the Crambrook Academy of Art tn Maine. Gary Pettigrew Is currently employed at Ohio University In Athens as Professor of Art . His position at that Institution has Included graduate painting Instruction since 1964 . As a painter, Pettigrew's work · has been exhibited throughout the United States and most recently shown tn oneman exhibitions at the Western Michigan University and Capricorn Galleries In Maryland, where he Is currently repreS<lllted. Regional and national group exhibitions most recently display- If you need a vehic le to carry prople and to haul cargo that's too btg for a sedan trunk, a mid-sized station \\ agon ma y be worth consld<'ring . CunsumPr Reports The new Buick Century ts a front -wheel drive model based on GM's A-body sedans . It's essentially similar to wagons sold under Che\Tolet Celebrity, Pontiac 6(XXJ and Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera auto cngin('('r s recently tPs ted the nameplates. ThE' four-door "cus· Buick Century. Chrysl<•r Le Baron Town a nd Country and the Mercury tom " model tested was equipped wit h an optional three-liter, V-6 e ngin e , three -speed auto matic transmission, power steering and power brakes. It was priced a t about $13,200 when equipped with popular options. The auto engineers said the Buick was nicely designed lor carrying cargo, with useful Interior space, a convenient rear lift gate with a window that opens, a split-folding second seat , underfloor storage area and the option of a third seat. The car's steering was fa irly quick and smooth and It handled well In normal drtving. However, Its optional heavy-duty suspension made the ride a bit stiff and bumpy . The Buick's predicted reliability Woman promoted ~ was judged worse than average . The Chrysler Le Baron tested is based on Chrysler's front-wheel · drive K-cars. It's essentially slmliar to the Dodge Aries and Plymouth Reliant wagons. The model tested was equipped with Chrysler's 2.6 liter, !our-cylinder engine. Automatic transrnJsslon. power steering and power brakes are standard. When equipped with popular options, It was priced at about $11,840. The Le Baron was the best· handling of the three wagons in accident -avoida nce maneuvers. It also had the hestfront-seat comfort for three people. However, its ride .. J. . was harsher than the others and It offered tess room for cargo. Unfortunately, as with other K· ca rs, predicted reliabi lit y for the Le Baron wagon is worse th a n average. The Dodge Aries/ Plymouth Heliant wagons might be better choices since they can he eq uipped with the same options as the Le Baron- but for less money . The Mercury Marquis delivers a smooth ride for a stallon wagon. It's also sold as the Ford LTD. The model tested had, as standard equipment, a 3.8 liter, V-6 engine, automatic transmission, power steering a nd power brakes . With ~,.q~lf'JdD.i MJJ.%1 ~\··;··•:~r~~,•t'"· A former Meigs County resident was recently promoted In the Professional Insurance Agents, Inc. of New York State. Ellen Dutton Kiehl was promoted to assistant executive director for government and Industry affairs . She will oversee the association's research center which answers member agents' questions about the Insurance Industry. Kiehl has been with the company seven years. The professional association for Independent insurance agents represents more than 15,00J agents and their employees throughout New York. New Jersey and Connecticut. Kiehl is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton of Middleport . Kline provtded a blrthcl av cake for Cinem~"i) 311 -2100 HECKSSHOPPING PlAZA IU" \ J ll " ' '"" POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ' T~ ,· II,, •~ -l m~•w' B , ,.,., j, J.,., ,. · ttl-2019 or 912-5121 .,.... ,.,_,.~~---~ii""':'S''t:~•· · ~!"f The Forest Run UnJted Methodist Church held Its annual Vacation Bible School June 18-22. Jill?ughservedasdlrector!orthe school. Music and crafts were under the direction of Rose Ann Jenkins. Mary Wells, Jennifer Arnold, Jill Pugh,Linda Hamm and Faith Varney were teachers. Karen Smith, Jason Wells, Tina Davis, Grace Chaney, Mary Baldwin and Jonetta Davis assisted. ln a program June 24. the children ; ; t,..:\. .. 'F. r:t . ' 4-H SPEAKING AWARD!l- Two MelgsCoonty4-H members, lett to right, Riehle Hunt, junior division, who spoke on "Cook a Pot of Safety," Md Betty Jo HIJ!II, senior dlvlson, who spoke on "Slop Hann on the Fann," participated In lbe South Dlstrld Safety Speaking Cm~ held June 26 at the Plckaway-Ross JVS, north of Chillicothe. Both members received awards. Also pictured ls Ronald A. Spittler, Westfield Companies representative, spomor of safely program covers, meals and refreslunents. Other locals attending were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt, 4-H advisors and family, Pansy Jonlan, 4-H program a!lllstant and Cindy Pitzer, acllvltles a••""ant. Keith and Emma Ashley and their daughters recently altended the West VIrginia Surruner Camp and Youth Conference in the Cedar Lakes4-H Camp in Ripley, W.Va . The Ashleys are the West Virginia Grange Young Couple of the Year. Emma won the youth Tshiirt This year marks the lOth a nniversary season for "Ohio's Pas.<o:io n Play," The Living Word Outdoor Drama. This spectacular drama depicting the last days in the life of design contest for a Grange design. Keith won first place In the state finals of the "Sing-A-Song" contest. Sign language was used to express the song Instead of vocals. He is ellglble to participate In the national regional finals in New York next year. Keith also received an Award of Merit in the Grange code reading contest. Jesus is presE-nted every Thursday through Saturday evening, beginning June 28 through Sept. 1. In recent years, the production has grown and continued to expand the facilities \Vhich now include a sou nd systE-m covering nea r ly 400 feel of authentic biblita l scenerv. Llve anima ls, c hariots, a nd scores of extras add to the scerlf'ry which draws the audienee oack tot he lime SYRACUSE - The Syracuse First Church of God will hold Bible School beginning Sunday through August 3, from 6:30p.m. to 8:30 p.m . for children ages three through 15. Theme is .. Jesus Is My Answer." Closing program will he held August 5, at 7p.m. $332. $400. Ford factory incentives to dealer of up to $400 allows the dealer to pass these savings on to you . Add that to the Tempo Sales Drive low prices and save even motel Tempo outsells all imports!' MATINEES SAT & SUN ALL SEATS $1.00 ADMISSION EVER Y fUESDAV $2 00 'Based on most recent ~variable clelilleriH. 1934 model ,ur manlllactur~r · !> Ask Dr. Blaker 01 TEMPO VALUE OPTION PACKAGES. rlllarl ) OVER 1200 '84 RANGERS TO CHOOSE FROM! .... DEAR DR. BLAKER - I just can' t seem to control anything that happens to me In my tile. I lose jobs. lovers. luggage and pets, and it 's no · one's fault. I wouldn 't be so self-destructive as to think that I am causing these mint-disasters. It's a rough world. DEAR READER- That's true, and rougher at some times than others, but I think you might have more influence over what happens to you !han you would like to believe. There are basically three ways to look at one's losses: (1) I myself caused It to ha ppen . t2) Someone else did It to me. t3) It was the outcome or natural SAVE $726. Ethel Orr, Mary Hayes , Dorothy Ritchie, Ada Bissell. Lora Damewood, Opal Hollon , Ruth Smith, Elizabeth Hayes, Geneviene Wa rd, Virginia Newlun , Mae Mc Puk , Leona Hensley, Marcia Keller, Doris Koenig, Zelda Weber, Beulah Maxey, Jean Frederick, Sandra White, Virginia Lee, Fern Morris, Mary Showalter and Faye Ki rkhart . Ball, Philip and Chris Harnm , Rochelle Jenlclns, Mark !~wis, Kyle Ord, Della Pugh, Brian Anderson, Mary and John Chaney, Jamie Ord, Crysta l and Wendy Harmon, Sarah Harris, Tamara Hayman, Ma rcy Hill, Tonya Ingles, Kimber ly Jenkins, Am bur Ohlinger , Renee and Michae l Russell, Angie Teaford, Amanda and Billie Wells, .Jamie Anderson, Melanie Beegle and Kristin King. The Rev . Steve Nelson gave the closing prayer. _ of Christ. ScenE-s depicting thC' S<-\rmon on the M ount, Triumphant Entry int o Jprusalem , The Last Supper. the Trial Before Pilate. Christ's Su ffering on thP Cross . tht" Re surrert io n. and thp Ascension ar(' pr rformPd by moll' than .10 major charartC'rs. T his sPason, Ca l Rir'P. former!~ · with the Black Hill s Pa ssion Pia\. will h<' portraying thP role of Chri st on Thursda.\ · ond Sa 1u rd:J.\ ' P\'f' ning, whi le Frank Roughton Ha1w.1 . thl' founder a nd producer of thl' pro tuction. will continuo to \X)rtr.:.~~· thf' rolf' on F r ida~· 0v0nings. ,Jamc.; Allen Smith Comp lim Pntar:v tours ot' thf' set begin at 7: :m and 7:40 p.m . f'ach C'\·C'ni ng bc-forf' thP produrtion J nd ff'atu r(' a u·a lk through thf' SC'I and history of t hP production. U\'l.. music i.s prrsPntrd f'a cll f'\T'nin g £11 H p.m . w ith the prnducrion tX'j..;in · ning 01 H: 10 p.m. TickPI pricf'" arP $7 ;J c\ ult IT' scr\'C'd: $,;) ch ildrPn 1~ and undt>r: ~) and $..l fo r gr•nr-ral ; tdmi ~si on Croup ra tPs ;ur a\· .:.~ibhl <'. For molT' informotion wr itf' ThP l. h·in[! \Vunl. ffi:~~ Kla ss Ro; Hl. C mJbridg<'. Ohio -t172:1 01 cJll (Iil i i ~:~ ·'!7111 . Gall Gtllespie Rogers is working in Meigs County locating landmark buildings and historic sites. Her work Is part of the Ohio Historic Inventory, an ongoing effort to catalogue the distribution. location . and character of historic places In Ohio. T he Inventory Is a project of the Ohio Historic Preservation Office. Rogers is collecting lnformatfor. on the design, style, and condition of Gall Gillespie Rogers structures which arE> of historical or architectural interest. The 12-week su1vey. which will concude August 24, is expected to add documenta · tion on a pprox imately 550 Meigs Countv buildings, sites. structurE's tx-ing inventoriE'Cl thi s summE-r. according to Stt:>ve Gordon , Surv ey Manager for thE' Ohio Historic Preservation Office. T hey in C'ludf' Adams, Brown, Carroll , Logan, and ~bjects to the 45.<XXJ Ohio Historic Inventory record s cur· rently on file at the Ohio Hi storical Pike. Sandusky, Vinton and William s counties. Art:>a residents w ho have infor- Center in Col umbu ~·>. The Inventory records are used for historic preservation pl anning and scho- mation aOOut local archi tPctur<' which would help the sun 'P\ can con tact Ga il Gillespie Rogprs a t Ul West Sta le St.. Athens . Oh1o 4o701. t6H I C,9'l-C>18!i . la rl y research. E ight other Ohio count il'S are also causes and no one's fault . While you seem to think that all explanations land In the third category, I have found that the reasons are usua lly a combina tion of all three, with the predominance of one. Take a look at your general philosophy In view of my threepoint outline. Then lnjcet more realism In your life. DEAR DR. BLAKER - I am wrttlng for the na me of an a phrodisiac that wtll solve my sexual problems. I just can't get turned on and I addrf'SS. been m arried . I still ltve with my mother. She seems to need me. I date sometimes but have never met a suitable girl. Some of them Although you think you want to me<>t a woman. thE'rf' may bf' prohibits are too straitlaced. But no matter how they act, [ have never been aroused. I never ask any ol them out again alter the first date because I am so afraid they will lind out there is something wrong with me. DEAR READER - For centur Ies people have searched for substances that would Increase sexual excitement, but not one has been found that wor' "" consistently or sa fely. !I seem s as though one must he psychologica lly ready before it is possible to feel certa in have heard that cert ain substances like oysters and peanuts can really do the trick. I have checked bOOks out of the tibrarv but to no avail. I a m now writing you In desperation . Let me introduce mysel!. I am a potentially disruptive element in the form of another woman to the rei a Ilonship. A cookou t and cakf' and iCf'CrPam werP fea tured . Smith received gi ft s from his pa rmt s. Rob<'rt a nd Sue Smith. t.he Cunninghams. Mike a nd Mary Cunning ham. VIr. and Mrs . J .A. Smit h. Mr. a nd Mrs La rry 1P<' and family, VIr . a nd Mrs Harr: Cunningham and famil' . Mr and Vlrs. John Foster and fa mil y. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Erl'tn, Sta cey Ervin , Mr. and Mrs. Virgi lll amm . E .R. Yost. Jud'.· Bnmt:- , Mr. a nd Mrs. Harry Wya tt , Jam f's Par11ow, Mr. a nd Mrs. Roger Young . Nat hd!1 and Patty Pickens, Mildred lhle. Lilliill1 Smit h and Prggy Ktn g Returns home HcJpn Hayt•s. Grf'a l Bf'nd rP· centl:y r('tw·nl'tl from d , ·is it ln Oxford. England . Specialty Graphics Middleport. Ohto CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING SPECIAL NEEDS physical sensations. come across too strong and others James Alen Smith obserl'rd hts first birthday J une 17 ln the home of his grndpa rcnt s . !Vlrs and Mrs. James Cunningham FOR YOUR 30-year-old male who has never pressures on you not to g('t involvPd with anyone. You may be ton dependent on your mother rand she on you) to risk in troducing a Smith birthday T-Shirts. Caps. Jacket s. Etc . SPECIAL PRINTING Her life seems out of control By Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Options tnclude : • Tinted Glass • Power Steering and Locks • 5 Speed Manual Transmisston • Air Condittoning • Bumper Guards • Light Group • Armrest • Conso le • AM/FM Stereo Rad10 • Speed Control • Tilt Steering Wheel • Illuminated Vanity Mirrors • Premium Sound System gave the pledge to the American Flag, the Christian Flag and Bible. A puppet show featured Faith Varney as narrator, Jenny Varney as the puppet, King Tum-Twn. Each class gave a short demonstra· tlon or what they had learned during tbeweek. Certificates were presented to Erron Aldridge, Zorah and DanJele Hensley, Donna Nelson. Kimberly Sayre, Ed and Eric Smith, Amy, Bridget and Jenny Varney. Chrts Survey begins in Meigs County, • part of historical group proJect SUNDAY SAVE UP TO Baum, was presented to Erma Cleland, Goldie Frederick, Letha Wood, Ethel Orr, Eva Robson and lna Powell. Refreshments were served by Julie Curtis, Charlotte Gran!, Ca · rolyn Holley and Thelma White. Present were Margaret Tuttle , Inzy Newell, Shirley and Cora Beegle, Mary . Hater, Ada Morris , rliving Word' to be presented Children attend leadership camp The Tempo Drive ts on now and it ts possible to save over $700 on a new 1984 Tempo GLX . Here 's how about 90th StateSessionAug.l9-221n Cincinnati. Betty Roush, deputy state councl· lor, reported atlendlng a rally In Cambridge. Eight other Chester counctl members atlended. Helen Wolf was pianist for the meeting. Quarterly birthdays were observed. A cake. made bv Jo Ann Bible School held at Forest Run ALBANY - Albany Riding Club will hold an open horse shown Saturday al 7 p.m. There will he $100 junior barrel race for those 18 and under, $100 barrel race for 19 and over, $100 open placer, speed racking class and open walking horse class. 01 FACTORY TO DEALER INCENTIVES. Winning prizes during bingo were Lola Harrison , Delores Whitlock , Gheen, Mary Starcher and Milhoan . Susie Cleland won the door prize and refreshments w<>re served . The next meeting will he In the home of Harrison with Elaine Spires assisting. Also present were Linda Hubbard , Doris Wilt , Donie James and Dorothy Roach. MOUNTAINEER The Chester Council, 323, Daughters of America met recently. Forty-two members were present. The charter was draped ln memory of Elizabeth Jenkins. Esther SrnJth read a letter from the outgoing state councilor thanking the councils for their help during her term. SrnJth also read a letter from Helen Taylor reminding members '84 Ford Temi)O GLX Chatter Club has regular meeting The Chatter Club held it s monthlv meeting in Ruth Young's home ~ Rutland. Guests included Dorothy McGuf. fin, Mindy Young ann Candy Milhoan . A picnic was plannf'd fo r t; p.m . July9at the Racinr!Jicks andDam . Receiving annlwrsary gifts wcr<' Brenda Bolin, l.mda Gheen and Tina Stewart . Stewart also r<'Ccived a birthday gilt. 111·Ju11fullv cln• )( r>t·J $732. Golden Rule Class has meeting Ma11ha T, , , .. ,J' SAVE UPTO IE!CEPT ' GR EMllNS"I dinn(~r . Chester Council meets recently SATIJRDAY Twenty-three ladies attended Ia . dies day at Jaymar Golf Course Tuesday. Guest day,.ill he heldonAugust14 at the club. Winners for the day were Sue Arnold, Joan Childs and Kathy Gard. All ladies who are interested are invited to attend every Tuesday beginning at 8:30a. m . June birt hdays . The July meeting of the club will he he ld in the Bartons' home. A!tending were Nadine and !..acey Ba11on, Randa ll and Ca rolyn Davis, June and Manning Kloes, Sue a nd Kenny lmaoden, Jean Thomas, Len and Pa t Burton a nd Fred a nd Martha Klein . REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS Friday, June 29, 1984 Poge-7 Calendar 1 NO ( '01\'NEC110\" - "Sorry, no connection here," seems to be the theme ol two giant hands, mc~<<uring 6 lee! each, seem to grasp at each other, hut then' is too much spac<• between them. 'l'hey decorate the new post ollkl' In Coloi(Jle, West Germany. ( AP Laserphoto) popular options, It was priced at about Sll,5&l. The Marquis was judged the best-riding wagon of the three models tested . * SAVE UP TO by memtx>rs aftf'r lng Gary PettigreW's paintings are Realist Today at the Newell Gallery 1n Houston, Texas Faculty Exhibition at Ohio University. 'The Art Store In Charleston, W. Va., and More than Land or Sky: Art from Appalachia curated through the Srnlthsontan Institution In Washington, D.C. From a total or Hill entries, these jurors selected 29 Individual works of art to he displayed In the French Art Colony Gallertes throughout the month of J uly. The works selected were also avatlable as Purchase Awards lor local businesses and corporations. ' """'Il! Golf group meets "· The Golden Rule Class ol Middlf'port Baptist Church met re-cently in the home of Dole and Marjorie Coa lbum for its mnnthlv potluck dinner. Gn.1cf' was gi\·r n b:-.· LacPy Barton . A Bib!P puzzle wa s Pnjoy•'Cl By The Bend How various station wagons perform Marqu is The Daily Sentinel ' The volumr personal of mail repl ies, 614·992-7626 but AFTER 5 P M questions of genera l interf'st ''.ril l bt' discussed in future columns. _ .S;H1plicilg_1 A good sex thera pist w il l help you figure it out. Down in the dum ps ? Get help fr om Dr. Blaker's newslE-tter .. Fighting Depression." Se nd 50 cen t s a nd a s tamped. sp )f. addressed envelopt> to Dr B laker in ca re of this newspaper, P.O. Box H5. Radio Cit y Station. New York. N.Y. 10019. Write to Dr. Blaker at tht' a ben' Indians to gather for powwow By DIANE M. Bi\LK A!6oclaled Press Writer JUL! ot -· B~CHHOR PAlin·· • BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY ALL SEATS $2.00 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2.00 Save $726' when you purchase a special value manual transmission package which includes: AM/FM monaural radio • Power brakes • Light group • Convenience group • Headliner and moldings • Gauge package • Bright front bumper • Black rear step bumper • Deluxe wheel trim • Bright row-mount western swlngawav mirrors . , - - - - - - - - - - , , - , FR IDAY t hr u THURSDAY:-:-::-;......---------, JUNE 29 thru JULY 5 An~new mmocly !ram ""' """"'" of "Pollee 'ttdlm'f" and tt.. of "Sppuh." -* FORD * * * See all the (::rr &Truck Values during the GOOd 'ole summer SaVings Tilllef .,_. -01' . . . . . . . . . . ......... ......,._,,_ll'Q~ iC01'11111WII;IU- .._.,..._,.1M N IICII>Oni-MO! "'"'''-"' . 118;111!11!11la•lllllaim!rtiiUIIIf""--lll'til'fl;liht'&MH Ni~SJM!N~ !·"' ,, TERRE HAUTE. Ohio (AP) FUchard Berry will have plenty of company this weekend- about 500 campers and perhaps eve n more spectators for his Cedars Annual Powwow. A Boy Scout Indian Lore merit badge helped spark Berry's Interest In Indians when he was a tee·1-ager. He was ceremonially adopted by an Indian family In Meeker. Okla., when he was In his 2!5 and has continued the tate patriarch Lucian Rice's work to try to Involve whites In Indian culture and Indians In white culture. After attending various powwows and helping with some In the area, Berry found a place that could accomodate crowds and began hosting his own to promote better understanding between Indians and white Americans. 'l1le Springfield native bas some Indian ancestors, whO were probably Miami and Cherokee. Berry thinks this Is the 16th year for the gathering at his Champaign County farm, but he's not entirely s ure, so he's calling It No. 15. Berry, 57, expects American Indians from Oklahoma, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, West Virginia and New York to converge with hundreds of spectators lor the powwow that begins tonight. "'The basic thing Is better rela · lions between lndlans and whites, so whites get a true picture of what It's all about," the International Har· · vesterworkersald. "We're trying to do away with the stereotype movies and t.e!Nislon have given, that Indians are drunken.lazy and won't work - how they act and how they dress, the whole business. "They're just like everybody else. They havetoworkfor a living. They have doCtors and lawyers. Basically, anymore, theyllvejustllkewe do and have the same responsibility." Berry hosted the powwow twice a year for about seven years. until deciding after last fall' s session that was too much. The event Is funded by donations, camping and concession lees. Berry says the most he's made was snl, 1 and the most he's lost is $1,300 ''I'm not into it to m a ke money . It's an obligation. It's a promise I made to old ma n Ricethatwe'dkcep on promoting Indian a nd whtte sharing of this heritage," Berry said. tustompare f.,.,twe. We Buy & Sell Stocks And We Save You Money W1B1 We Do It! Ask Us! I Ph. 446·'1631 C·~;:~~:: OhioY!J!ey ~_.a,pk Less. More. ... -.......- II h ~ '*"Vgc~iqiW ~ • ~ • ...._..,,__ ,., llltt MI'IIOAid IIO«D .-:11 I 3105 . 5 hp . 2<-" mo- r Manual !if;ar l Suu ...... ID800I"' I OIIQ'I to DJt • ]108 . 8 hp . ,, .. NOW $1149 ONLY mown ElKin( ~tart Sugg fl't i!ll ~ pncr S1,59Q mo wrr EIKtnc start S ugg l'l'ti!l li pn~ ll, ??Q ¥115"\l'llnQrwdul I N~ 4 &rrctlll*d to' IDstll ~ I CiiChtr' Sln~lalgl~ I I Dl" bawd oo pu~tshrd mf<lrm.oho"' ti July JQI'JJ $370 SAVE .:m o. 1o hp . l t> " o.-. MWid l'l1.lfl'.- end NOW $829 ONLY pncr: n ,l911 I ...... ~lolf...:l~ ...... rtH.Ii grus SuAA rtt;ul pna- 122Q SAVE $450 NOW$J299 ONLY SAVE $480 NOW $149 01\'LY SAVE $80 O tl•• hm• l ..l II• mn<l • k '~ "'~ ~ ' f"' 311'18 o!'J 3\li'l.•nh .IIIIi~ ~§ REEDS COUNTRY STORE REEDSVILLE 4TH & MAIN PHONE 378-6125 �Page 8-Tha Daily Sentinel Friday, Ohio Sentin~l The Daily June 29, 1984 Friday, June 29, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Business Services PHONE 992-2156 11 Giveaway 2 gray kittens. blue eyes, to PERSONALIZED POOLS MAINTENANCE, SERVICE FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE & INSTALLATION & IN-GROUND Small dog and dog house 6000 Ext R-9 805 1 -Card of Thanks (patd tn advance) 2-ln Memory 51 -Household Goods 52-CB, TV 8o Rad10 Equipment 53-Antiques 54-Mise Merchandise 55-Building Supplies 56-Pets for Sale 5 7-Musicallnstruments 58-Fruits 8o Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade 21 -Business Opportunity 22- Moneyto Loan 2 3- Professional Serv1ces !paid 1n advance) 3 -Annauncements 4-Grveaway 5-Happy Ads Real Estate 6 - Lostand Found 7 -Yard Sale [pa td m advance) 31 -Homesfor Sale 32-Mobile Homes lor Sale 33-Farms for Sale 8 -Pub1c Sale & Auction 34-Busmess Bu1ldmgs 9- Wanted to Buy 3 5-lots & Acreage 26-Real Estate Wanted Employment Services almost bhnd. needslov1ng care 304-676- 41 - Housesfor Rent 1 2-S+tuated Wanted 1 3-lnsurance 1 4 -Busmess Tratn+ng 62 -Wantedto Buy 6 3-livestock 64- Hay 8o Gra1n 4 5- Furnished Rooms 65-Seed & Ferttllzer 1 5-Schools 16-RadiO, TV 8o CB Repa1r 46- SpacefL. Rent 4 7-Wanted to Rent 17 Miscellaneous 48-EqUipment for Rent 1 8 Wanted To Do 49 -For lease 1 , ,hn• lr> r 1 , . 1 '" I" , RACIIIIE GAS 8o SYRACUSE HOME UTIUTIES ~rn l hr Ent rqy (r PCI•I Pr Dur LEVEL WOODED r 'fl lHrt<; f'lC" I rill\ c nn' p rn v Cur•nq Jur r -,ncf AuQ.J SI 11 r n t 1, ' v h 1 ,, ,r,nq r u;:. t' 1mrr u l rr w rr r~ I J IIt 1n " nts rna lh P -, \ 1 1 CAMPSITE lb l1 1y >I th e [J"'nPi d T hf' t r II JV'v i '1 J 111 n r•T di 10 r 'ihi)IJid t Jf' CJ<' Ilillf'd r lh r NO MONEY DOWN 1 < 1 "d 1 $50 PER MONTH *GOOD BOATING *GOOD FISH lNG *WATER & ELECTRIC *BATH HOUSE • ~ •' tu Pl•' l l, lt I r• ( , 1 ,1 n <; t vuu1 om, t, ,, 1QR1 Yn ,t 111• d1l F)ff•t1 S'1 0(1{) (JI Y'llll I• I 11)1 tl 11 rm .- h11 1 lf811 illP' r I • ~ ~ ,-..r I ~ q fl i iJ rr •rl v• 111 111 nrr r l1mr• J rrh1 n o, I I ')fl4 qll J, 111- j(J I ~ f)il "' ~ f) f l IIIli I I d u ('l P r J :,,) ' lll,l';llr o r•~t l • I 11t l t.r. l 'r [lo< ' l l l Wil 1 tt h • 1' \ ' , ,...rj ,j l i <., l ~ .- l 'i(Jil r• 11 1 Jl l' l \ 111 , r l l) ply11 1 1 I , I lhP f1 ~ t Jppl < liH • I [ 10 '> ' fl u • \ I r hi<.J 1) d / nl ( II d" l l l llic <, lolJ r Jl 11< rn rl <, i•<H I) I 1 ll l ! f"lrl ') I • II lu • I 800 r w 1 r.> Tr; f' On to II r:Pn tPo -, , r 282 ll Jlt Ot>p rrtr 11'11' rJ I T 1 ~ lt•n n P 0 All ~ 2h 1 1r ( o)IIJ rn["ltJ<. 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I 1 coupon Cancel your ad b)' phone wnen you get resutt5 Monev not refundable I I 1Name I J Pnnt Each m· ltftal OT group of fiQUr'"e5 counts as a wor-d Coun1 I 1 1 ! one word m each space below II II II IJ I I 1 I i:::::ss I thiS J name and address 01" 1 phone number 1f used get better results I tfYou'll 'fOU d~cnbe fully, Circle Ad Wanted W<ord,f --+-+=1-.:.:.t--; 1 below I I the proper box These cash rates tn clude d•scount 1wan1ed 1 I I JF orSale I I I 1 I 3 I I • J Announcement 17 JFor Ren1 18 19, I 1 I I 1 I I 1 11 I I I I I 5 1• I I I I 6 1 B 25 I 9 oo 1 I I I 1 II 10 11 12 26 27 28 29 30 I I I I I I I 1 12 31 13 32 1 I •• 33 I IS 34 I I I I ,6 Jj l I I Mail This Coupon with Remltt11nce I The Dally Sentinel I I I I I I I I T1l Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 \ r, I I •I t • ' t ' o , , , {I I'' I' ,, \ r J' ' I o "> , I ' I ,, ,r ' ' l 1 , I ~~--------------------· • I I LJ I I TI J\ ' , ..._ r ., l rl [il r, rl 111 V VV r' () rllf' f () ,' r:-ud, [ C\N 0~1 ce l,p r on I S tr PPI Q-,0 4::769 du ' 'vl i I I I I ! f ( \ \\ ( ' " I > ' "(l lild r hiJ Sinf' S"' " 1\ Ill h - ur s f8r 0 1 ·(6T 4)-992-3325 ~EW LISTING - T13iler se tup w aler lap, elecl rtc & 2 level lots on th e Ohto Rtve r Real Estate General QUIET COUNTRY A1 EDGE OF POMEROY. FARM OR INVESTMENl & BUILDING LOTS l30 ACRES I mile I rom Oh10 RIVer feature s hou se huge dutch sty le barn. excellent lake Slle crop land paslule and wood s Owner says 'MAKE OFFER ON ALL OR PART'' Pnced lo sell as a lh~ r NEW LISTING - 70 acres 25 hay 5 ltmt:tr ? house:. !arm bu s t'..>droom tratler wttl l~nng water dnlled well and good creek wa1e1 "0 o-\.- COUNTRY - 9 acres 3 BR Sw IN TOWN - Near lhe park 3 bedrooms level lot Lovely home VIEW OF THE RIVER - 2 slory near Kroger s Re duced to $27 500 RUTLAND - Remodeled 2 BRs lg level lol RACINE - 2 houses lor handy Andy lg lol DORCAS - 3 bedroom ranch lull baseme11l POMEROY - Low pnced 3 BRs. al a bargain BRADBURY - Rented dbl new brtck m the woods 218 ACRES - 11 rm home lree gas, botlom land Housing Headquarters l h(' lli' I SI JTf'l Lrrr Jl O t ~ t "( t 67 1 S1J ulh fh ,Jcl .c.,,nu•~ M •<1r!IP.fl011 Oh• n d 576 " ro 21 vr c~r c; ol.-1 ,,, l r·~~ te es Jl) ( j f' , Hil ~3 ~'lj t>rr h ntt l >o r fur PlP r n l (orm 1 CiJ II[,lC I lh(' G tii1J M ~' • QS I tOr CAA JfP/\ ol t,c, ~ dt 446 I U18 or9 92 2222 T h o G lii •J M f'Q<i Cornmun•tv Ar:t•on 1\nrnrv •S cln f (! l ull OotrNII ,no ly ~ rnrl l)yl' r mr1 s,-.,.,.. (J' Prr)y d( I 161 29 il 1 1 ! Jt c MerchandiSe lb l /'9 lt l - Of Solo JJu/.1,. ,'( Oo•fl lo 1 • If • /o "''" Bill Brown~Auclloneer .................... Real Estate General II L' Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auctoon Serv1ce Cheryl Lemley. Me1gs County Assowte Phone 742-3171 Now Ill FOR SALE HOUSE fN CHESTER: Three acres With a nicely constructed concrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms, one bath, 12x 15 lrvmg room and 24x24 tamoly room. Partoally carpeted. fuel ool furnace wrth facrht~s forwoodbu~. 12xl5 block storage buildong, 20x30 block garage Right off Rt. 248 country settmg, '1, mile east of Chester. Ohro. (2) TWO ST()RY HOUSE IN RACINE· Down · sta1rs equopped woth krtchen. llv1ng room. donong room and den; u~staors has two bedrooms and one bath. house also has base ment. Lot srze approx. 48'x308' . Needs work. '" ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 94 Octane Ethanol Enhanced New Homes - Extens1ve Remodeling Insurance Work CuiiQm Pole Bldgs & Garages Roofmg Work Alummum & V1nyl S1d1ngs The most powerful pre mium gasol1ne 1n The B1g Bend area BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free s1d1ng estimates. 949-2801 or Available Only At RITCHIE'S MASON SERVICE CENTER 949-2860 No Sunday Calls I "SUPER 94" 15 Years Exper~ence GREG ROUSH PH 992-7583 or 992-2282 Ma5on, W . Va I' ~ , $~9 carport acre lot 900 00 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH 992 -7013 "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE " New Chevy Truck NEW LISTING - Danv1le Country llv1ng m a greal locatton lor mmers' Located on appro< 2 aC'es 2 story home wtth new vtn,r Stdrn g & storms 4 5 bedrooms 2 baths Lois ol remodelmg completed r.arage $37 500 00 NEAR RUTLAND - Appro84 95 '85 00 FORD FENDER BUMPER . . '69 95 '69 95 R SUPPORT l ~I KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Vinyl & Aluminum All Makes Worked m home area 20 years Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roof1ng of all Types 985-3561 •Washers •Du1hwashen •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers Also Some Cor fenders Avorloble or camper El~trtc availa ble SUPERIOR SIDING CO. "Free Est1mates" EUGENE LONG Ph. PARTS and SERVICE 5-8-2 mo pd. j ~Ill lin (614) 843-5425 derptnned central a1 r Ia electnc heal mcludes 12 <24 slorage bUIIdmg I acre ~~ $1950000 Take A Step lo Fmanc1al Independence - We llave 4 tnvestment propert1es lor tn come & growlh Call loday 1f Ylll ' want to gel ahead POMEROY - 2 story 3 bedorom home With family room 2 balhs, l01mal d1n1ng 100m. country krtchen w1!h brea~last IJJoth full basemen\ garage. above ground pool Only $3000000 WRITESEL ROOFING CO. RADIATOR SERVICE THE DITCHING SERVICE NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acod boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES PAT HILL FORD BUS.: 985-3813 RES. : 985-3837 949-2263 992-2196 Middleport, Oh1o 6118/ 1 mo pd 3 2 lfn 1 13 lk BACKHOE 8 'WATER GAS & OIL LINES PH 992· 7201 AuctiOn every Tuesday ntght, Pt Pleasant, WVa Auct Lonn1e Neal Youth Center Bldg . Camden St fn PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak Hoi! Road long Bottom OH 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equ1pment Recommended by Leadmg Carpet Manufacturers 'FREE ESTIMATES" 6 6-1 mo PH 992·5682 or 992-7121 ] i l II ( Card of Thanks We want to exte.,d our thanks for the cards flow ers. & gtfts tn observance of our 50th Weddrng Anmver SI&ry George & Phyll1s Skmner II "Free Estimates" 3 Announcements AND S&W TV 614 446-0294 BACKHOE WORK Balloons tor Get Well Annr verurys Birthdays part1es Smgtng Gomlla Call Bal loons & Co 446 - 4313 46353 Seo ul Camp Rd Chester Oh1o Ph 985 -4269 II No Answer Call 985 4382 AL TROMM We Serv1ce All Makes & Models Antenna lnstallat •on House Calls and Shop Servrce Ava•lable ~ f•1 • cr that lol'ler s Abo~ !' We Have the Lowest Rates Control hunger and lose we•ght w1th New Shape D1et Plan and Hydrew Water PrUs Fruth Pharmacy Jackson P1ke AND APPLIANCE SERVICE KARATE ~ li e The Best In Self defense lessons Phone 286 3074. Jackson , Oh1o Pr~vate JONES BAR BOGGS West Columbra SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO LIVE BAND EVERY WEEKEND "Mud River Band" FeatullnR Lanny Tennant Authomed John Deere , New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equ1pment Dealer Farm Equ1pment Parts & ServiCe Something Spectal For The ladoes Every Sunday Night to 1 6/ 1411 mo g-oo PULLINS EXCAVATING DOZERS - BACKHOES - DUMP TRUCKS -- lO-BOYS - TRENCHER -- WATER -- SEW£R - GAS liNES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS lARGE o' SMA!! JOBS PH 992-2478 oo YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Addons and remodtolrng - Roofrng and gutter work - Concrele work - Piumb1ng and eh!Cirrcal work (Free Est1matesl V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992 -7314 Pomeroy Ohto 6r20 ' 1 rrrp pd Wanted overweight persons to try our all natural herb d1et 1 OOo/, guaranteed, lose up to 30 pounds a month Call orwrrte614-776 2316 or 614 - 665 - 2840 after WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SVLVANIA Wolfe Investigations, Inc. SHOE REPAIR REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr 992-6191 Dottle Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussell !149-~ Jo Hill 985--4466 •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR MIDDLEPORT, OHIO We Have A Full Time Shop Technidan on Duty 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES AW RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 ' ' It ·- ·- ·-- - ~- - .... ..... -~ -- ----··--·- ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS ES EXCAVATING S1zes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sozes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •ENO LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS SEWER RAIN liNES P&S BUILDINGS SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED Racme. Oh Ph 614 -843-5191 County C•rhfr•d FR!E ESTIMATES 367-7560- 367-767 !0 ~lit CHESHIRE OHIO 3 1 .t Auctton every Fu mght at the Hartford Commun•ty Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week Constgments of new and used merchandrse always welcome A1chard Reynolds Aucttoneer 304 - 275 3069 9 Wanted To Buy v11te Ptke, Kmgston, 12 Situations Wanted W1ll care for elderly p erson rn my home. over 14 yrs of ewpenence Call 614 256- 6509 1 8 Wanted to Do lawn Mowmg & Tnmmtng Reliable and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614 - Roofing and gutter work metal work. hausepa1nt1ng carpenter work Exc ref Free est1mates Call 446 - W11t plow Buyrng da1ly gold. srlver cams nngs Jewelry , sterhng ware old coms large currency Top prrces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave M1ddleport Oh 614 992 - 3476 Cash patd for fancy tron or heavy non beds $160 and up for certam Metgs Co stone Jars Old t1me cup board call 1 304 882 - COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds ~r o n, wood cupboards, chairs, chests baskets , d1sh es, stone jars antrques, gold and sliver Wrrte M D Mtller, Rt 2 Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 or ca ll 614 992 Call W1ll do custom comb1n1ng Call 614 245-5485 - - - - - - - - - -lc Water wells drilled & ser VICed Free estimates Call 6t 4-992-5006 0' 614 7423147 Will giVe p1ano & organ lessons m my home to begmners adults, & ad vanced students Also teach chordmg & transposmg Call 614-992 5403 lntt:~r~or mg Fraz•ers Bottom and ewtermr parnt h:ottured cerlrngs 304 · Work wanted wtll do house cleanmg or offtce cleanmg Call 304· 675-9769 NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO re commend s rhat you do bu smes s w1th people you know. and NOT to send money through the ma1l unttl you have rnvest1 gated the offermg local route for sa le No sellmg, collection only W1ll net approx 5400 per week Reqwred 3 4 hours per week W1ll tak e S 18,000 cash Wttte P 0 Box 59247 81rm1ngham Al 35259 9247 Include your tele phone number and address Investment property 10 ye ars old B un1t apartment burldmg Pennsylvama Ave Wellston Oh Res1dent manager wrth cons1st wa1t tng I1st 1 year leases wrth all utllrt1es patd by renter S 1 395 per mo rncome Pnce negot1ble possrble 2nd mortgage Out of town owner Carll 614 - 592 - 1189 before 5PM 614 -594- 2874 aher 5PM M F ui'tr.V!r;.V.h Operator 304-755 2779 Yard Sale Thurs , fn . June 28 29, 9 -5 1 Y2 mile out 160 past HMC Clothes toys books. mrsc Huge Attic sale 5 femlltes Thurs. Frr & Sat 10 ? 25 Smithers Furmture. mrsc Rain postpones Brg Yard Sale Fr~day June 29, Saturday June 30 9 00 to n BeSide B1g Wheel Carryout. Rt 36 Men 's women's children's clo thrng, kmck knacks , etc clothes. lots more Jack Richard 's resrdence, Bald Knob 6 Family yard sale , July 2 & 3, ratn or shme 9 to 5 each day Lots of clothes , m•sc 1tems furmture, & &\JOn bottles 1 2 mtle out SA 143 on the left G1gant1c yard sale. June 30 through July 4 Helen M1l hoan, 1 6 m•le West of Darwm on 6B1 Back yard 62 Sycamore Frt & Sat June 29 & 30, 8 5 01shes. tools cloth1ng large Garage Sale St At 160, across street, NGHS Fr1 & Sat Garage Sale June 29 30 9 00 to 7 SR 775 JUSt oH 141 Clothmg all srzes jeans albums July 2 & 3 McGu1re Subdi VISIOn Debby Dr Curtam stretchers. oven toaster, tel ephone stand lamps. flow ers. clothes all SIZes Garage Sale lmcoln P1ke Ad at Centenary Junly 2 - 6 13 .. & 16 ' b1kes baby 1tems, 77 ThundH blrd Yard Sale on Woodsm1ll Ad toward Tycoon lake be tween R1o Grande Vrnton &. Bidwell Everythtng 6143B8- 9791 June 29 thru July 10 The Galhpohs Flea Market 362 Jackson P1ke Rts 35 & 160 Indoor- outdoor every weekend year round market Pop $6 25 case 160 at Everg reen June 29 30, July 2 3 9 to 6 Avon , dolls old dtshes good clean clothmg ndrng mower, ce ramiC 1976 lm coln e.11c cond 1978 ford 4 -WO truck Somethmg for everyone! If ra111 have ne.~tt day Yard Sale Saturday June 30 9 ttl dark 7 mtle out Rt 554 toward Cheshire Call 614 - 367 0170 hama 1 l1ke new. 3 bedrm sectional home on beauttful % acre lot In Arbaugh addrt1on Tuppers Plams excelle1oct neighborhood $32 900 In eludes new refr1g . range . washer & dryer hnanctng available w1th low down payment to quahf1ed part1es Call 614-992 -7034 day• or 61 4 · 992 - 7671 evenmgs 4 fam1ly yard salem Danvt11e on Red H1ll Ad Complete Avon Doll collection & other Avon collectibles Home made qutlts & many mt sc rtems July 2 & 3 614 742 2 story 3 bdrm LR large k1tchen . & DR laundry room . bath 2 car ga rage cellar & outbu1ldrng 1 82 acres on New lrma Ad 1 mile fr om Rutland 1- - - - - - -- -- - Fr1day & Saturday, behmd hcense Bureau rn Pom eroy lots of bedspreads cur tatns tools & mtsc Gerbtls & complete set up 1- - - - - - -- - - - June 30. 9 6. July 1 1 6 S1x fam1ly M or mng Star Hts Co Rd 30 Small appliances clothes. cur tams . furnnure 412 Spreng Ave Pomeroy 4 iam1ly yard sale glassware, clothes. baby 1tems. & lots of other Items Thursday & Fr~day 10 to 6 Ram pospones July 2 Ch1tdren and adult clothing all S-1zes, Hatr dryer car rad10 ant1que sewrng machme, lots mt sc 442 S S1xth St Middleport July 1 ,2 & 3 top of Middle port Httl, men s, women s. & Children s clothmg house hold clothing, & mrsc Watch for Signs 1 0 4 July 2.3.4 Bryant Rd Au tland Second road to left on New L1ma Ad Rarn or Sh1ne Cacti W1sc res 10,000 BTU A1r cond ttiOner, operates on 110 volts Used 2 years Call 614 -742 2152 Pt Pleasant Vicinity $32.000 2009 Call 614 742 FOR REIIIT WITH OPTION TO BUYII • 14ft wrde three bedroom. bath and half mobile hom e stttrng on ntce lot . ready to move rnto $225 00 down S225 00 per month 304 - 576 2711 Seven year old home three bedro oms. garden spot 2605 l.ncoln Ave 8 % pet assumable loan 304 -675 pm Yard Sale Sat 9 00 am B6 Burdette Addn Pomt Plea sant all krnds mrsc Yard Sale 2217 Oak St June 29 and 30 Table cha1rs . games toys clo Thurs Fn Sat 9 4 Fourth house on ught past Good Shepard Church At 2 Po1nt Pleasanl 3 famrly yard sale June 30 to July 2 D1shes appllan ces baby clothes & adult clothmg 483 Beech St , M1ddleport Next to SA flEA MARKET Casey's Parkmg lot 2 mrles north Pornt Pleasant At 62 every Saturday Set up S3 00 304 675 4808 Garage Sale June 30 through July 3rd Da1ly 8 am to 8 pm Furmture, clothes, drshas Bvon rtems. much m or e Turn left 1 mile N of Chester on SR 7 onto Texas Rd and f o llow srgns 1 m1le Two fam1iy yard sa le 1 1 0 Thnd St, Mas on July 2 and 3 B1cycles lolm ck knacks ole 3 years o ld, total electnc deck & fenced 1n back yard 8% percent assumable loan S1 0 000 down or wrll constder trade tor land tow 50s after 5 304 6 75 6643 4 bedroom h ome fenced yard. great for tam1ly behmd h1gh school 304 675 - 2855 For sale by owner 302 Staff House Rd 3 be dr ooms complete kttchen bath large fam1ly roomw1th wood burner ut1l1ty room wrth washer and dry er carpeted 2 car garage deck and covered pat1o s1tutated on large lot For appointment call 304 - 675 -4369 or 675 6220 By owner f1v e ro om cen tral ;ur carpet full basement axe co nd 545 000 30 4 675 1369 after 6 p m for Sale NEW AND USED MOBIL E HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 1979 3 bdr mobrle hom e on •;, acre lot . well shaded Must sell both t ogether Call Small farm /1 B 25 acres) in Portland , Oh1o, bordered by Oh10 Rtver & h1ghway No burldmgs some trees y, mmeral r1ghts Fatr mark111t pnce. $40 000 For lnformatron wnte B Graham 4615 Emerald . Nacog doches Tewas 75961 35 Lots & Acreage lot for sale rn Mercerville Call 614 256 661e Surveyed lot wtth watch and electr~c hookups, approw 1h A In qurot subd1v1sron near Rodney 2 m1 from Holzer Med1cal Center Call after 5 00, 446 1380 for sa le 6 acres of ground In lebanon TP Good bulldtng s1te on hard top road Ask1ng $6000 or best offer Call 614 843 5231 Syracuse several bu1ldmg lots w1th old house on Water St lookmg nver Call 614 n1ce brtck over 992 5974 1 Ox 50 trader on large wooded lot 7 m1les below Galllpolrs on Racoon $10 995 304 675 6448 lots m Henderson , 50 x 119 S3 ,000 00 each Scottie Soladean Smtth St , Henderson Rentals 41 Houses lor Rent 3 bdr house deluwe centra l arr pool etc Call 675 5104 or 675 5386 Home for rent good lo ca tiOn Bob McCormick Rd , 3BR full basement partly f1mshed nrce 2 bath kit chen l•vmg area, beauttful vrew no children, no pets Call 614 446 3643 W1 se mi!n Real Estate Agency 3 BR home for rent At 160, 5 m1 from hosp1tal, carport nrce krtch~m & hvm g room , wooLI floor , S 300 mo plus sec ur1ty no c hil dren no pets Call 614 -446 3643 W•semar> Real EstattJ Agency large home, large yard S350 mo S200 deposrt Call 446 -7157 Ava1\able soon 2 bd1 house wrth garden & ut1irty build mg 4 m1 out At 588 by Fa~rfreld Church Ret & dep reqUired Call 446 4344 3 bdr house 2 m1 from HMCS 195mo S100dep Call446 -3617 2 bdr house rn Ga lhp o l.s hardwood fl oors gas tur nance adults no pet s Call 446 0958 614 388 9957 3 bedroom house for rent 1976 Bayv1ew 14 X 70 Aehrg stove CA WB good cond Call 614 446 1506 992 6879 5250 per month Call614- 14X65 3 BR gas h eat 1973 good cond $7900 12X60 all gas 2 BR 1969 $4900 Call 614 446-0175 14X65 3 BR gas heat 1973 good cond $7900 12X60 all gas 2 BR 1969 $4900 Call 614 446 0175 Four room & bath house at 16 50 l1ncoln He1ght s Pomer oy Call 614 992 3874 lr co tn Hil l Pome roy 2 bedrm house . ba th base m ent & at ti C for storage carpeted S 195 per month Reference & depostt re qu1ted Call614 992 3054 4 room ho use near Polllt 1974 14X70 3 BR 1 1 bath tnt"l P.lec gaort cond 58900 Call 614 446 0175 1959 R1chardson hou se ttader 52 BOO Ca ll 614 256-605B long Call 614 992-2969 Pl easant City water refren ces requrred 304 675 5884 3 bedroom 1 '! J baths base ment garage fen ced yard HP AC 144 English Court Pornt Pleasant $350 00 plus depost1 ret requ11ed 304 675 7789 or 675 7467 after 500 PM and week ends 42 Mob1le Homes Employment Services lor Rent Oh 456644 Try selhng the New Avon Woy For mformat1on call 11 Help Wanted 2 bdr tra 1l er tully furntshed good lo ca t1 on sec dcp req Ca ll 446 8558 Real Estate 614-446 2156 There Will be a reviVal on July 1 , at 7 00 at the Burlingham Community Church Gospel groups Will be performmg Sunday-Heaven Bound Four . Monday Harvest Trto Tuesday - · Grubb Fam1ly Wednesday - -Colleen Dou genn . Evangelist Harry Wnngler of Coolville, w1ll dehver the message each evenmg Pastor Ray laudermtlt 1nv1tas tha public 4 Farms for Sale 3 bedroom homo. 3 yearsold B'h per cent assumable loan. low 50 s 304 6 75 6713 after 5 p m 32 Mob1le Homes 2325 J efferson Ave Pmnt Pleasant Everyth1ng goP.s Saturday 'h pn ce 9 a m 9 33 5047 & 7760 Showcase. 3 to 4 tt New 3 bedroom home. 1 Yl 4 fam1ly yard sale July 2 &. 3 at Don Walker s resrdence Racme , Ohro Grganttc Garage Sale July 2 1 t_h_'"_9:_·_m _ os_c______ through 7 Rt 7 , Cheshrre 1Ciothmg, household rtems, Fnday on ly 8 00 5 00 868 Rafferty Drrve Tara Estates miscellaneous Addrson Oh1o Antrques glassware all kmds do thmg Jeans lots m1sc Pomeroy Middleport & Vicimty Homes for Sale Middleport. house for sale on Gravel Htll 2 bdrms lerge hvmg rm bath central etr carpeted . newly pamted basement With 2 car garage Shown by appomtment only 614 - 992 5310 Yard Sale First trarler Clipper 3017 Mrlls, Wednesday- Saturday - - - - - - - -- -Clothes, cha1rs, stereo Pro Yard Sale, Dogwood Alley ceeds to ' Sheaves 1or Mason , Bedspreads cur Chnst' tarns &: lots mrsc Carport Sale 167 Woodland Dr Mon. Tues , July 2. 3 Bedspreads, sheets green glassware, 4 cush1on couch good clean clothes lots oi goodtes Daily Sentinei-Page-9 bo1h, latgo lo1 bolow Wa High School S25.ooo Co li 614 992 through July 7th 9 am till d"k lou of ch1ldton's _6_2_7_7________ yard Sale old At Business Opportun1ty 4- • "' • 2fomily yard •••• July 2nd C•ll 446 -7037 Financial I , -; 31 .. ~- FII!UIII- - - - - - - - - - - Market E'llery weekend U S 35 Fraz1ers Bottom . WVa 2 5082 Dealers Wel co me Don frazter · 675-1573 21 Wanted to buy 3 bdr house wtth small acreage withm approx 8 m1les of Galhpohs m ctty school drstnct Reply to bow 1010 m care of the Garll rpolrs Da1ly Trrbune, 825 3rd Ave Galhpolts Oh tobacco 614-2 56-1528 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swam Furnt ture 446 3159 3rd & Ol1ve St . Galhpohs Oh 6PM M L C , 4763 Halls Giveaway Female Spnnger Spamel, 2% yr old Call 614- 38B- 8253 Full blooded Chow Chow, 1 yr 4 mo People ret~red Can not take care of h1m Call 6t4 -256 -6020 rs 304 773 9185 2711 742-2328 l R1ck Pearson Auctioneer Servtce Estate Farm. An ttque & hqu1dat1on sales Licensed & bonded 1n Oh1o & WVa 304 773 - 5785 or 45631 SWEEPER and sewrng ma chtne repa1r parts and supplies Ptck up and delivery Oev1s Vacuum Cleaner. one half m1le up Georges Creek Ad Call DOZER 614 367-7101 446 3672 FENCE & SUPPLY 1 RINE CO an Equal Opportuntty Employer. 11 now f1lhng postttons for Certified Welder! Machtmsts and a Gantry Crane operator Apply 1n person •mmedtately at our tac1hty at 2300 North Mam Street, Pomt Pleasant. between 8 00 a m and 4 00 p m Monday lhrough Fnday. We pay cash for late model clean used cars Jtm Mtnk Chev Olds Inc Btl! Gene Johnson Announcements ACCENT POINT PLEASANT MA - Bass player wants jOb w1th well established country square dance or polka band Call Ray 614 446 3109 'CUS TOM BUll THOMES Also Transmission PH 992-6931 Publ1c Sale & Auction ' C ONCRETE WORK AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 220 E Mo1n , Pomeroy Found Camp Conley area small Terner Beagle female dog w1th collar 304 - 676- 'OIL FIELD SERVICES CLIFFORD Vicinity 3171 •D UMP TRUCK SERVICE JIM Anchor Club 320 Mllm St _ Point Pleasant 256-6251 altor 5 30 7566 ' RECLAMATION WORK Rt 124 Pomeroy Oh 1o $2 750 00 CHESTER -- 1979 14<70 mob1le home 3 bedrooms I' baths. part~al~ lurmshed un 'DOZER 6/141 1 m baths lull basement rec room kitchen CONTRACTING GARAGE I he Re~t n I P I "' p<l 61/0 1I mo J&F Roger Hysell Installation Available Business Services Vmyl & Alummum SIDING maroon pun~e on MulAve Name tn wallet Rhonda Smtth ReCall 992-6846 304 882 -3672 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wed ltke to entrodllce you 10 Engage A Car the modern way 10 drt ve lhe veh rcle of your (horce No Down Pa1men1 Lowe1 Monlhly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy OH 45769 for Faster Servtce Call 614 -992-6737 If onterested contact The Home Nat1onal Bank on Racone , 94 9-2210 NOW A VAIIABtEr Lost 8 wk old Blond Cocker spamel rn the Rockapnngs, fa1r ground area Child's. pet Call after 6 p m 992 -3110 lost berry says ward & Your area Cell 1-806-687- 5395 lost large gray rabbit , REWARD New Haven area rn "' l 1ttr liB 825 to be Given Away At Begmning and End I" " 6! !R1I m3 pd 1\ppl tr 1'1 0 11 , fn iJ' 1 ll•' rPS •oi r.>n tc; , 1 Ci'lii•.J 0 1 rv1e•'l'> Co unt~v to quJir tv PJrJq •C •pJn• s v\Ork -~2 !"'o u r~ WI Wf'Pk. Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 R.,.d."<e-985·3837 Lost and Found Found, key nng with 1 set of car keys & Honda motorcycle key Found on Popular Rrdge Stnp Mrne Leather 10 on ring is a G 614 -992 - For all your wning needs; furnaces repaor semce and onstallatoon Res1dent1al & Commercial Wa,.hou,.- 985-3813 SurnrnP.c Y ou 'l [ m,Jio yrnPnl +n r-1 T l•' IIH] Pr n (jr il rn ISYtTPI Every Friday Night At 7:00 P.M. At The American legion Hall On Beech Grove Road In Rutland Rutldtng ts atr cond ttloned wtth smoke ellmmators. KiJ ! Ia nd ToW'ISh q:; GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS & FITIINGS VOLUME DRIPS Anon AqPnly tCAAt •s fi JI i Pilil... fJ ;:)( !l(j Plt () ttlli>YO UTh /0 ~cfiON LK fdnl M Sw•L • t MrJdiP M+>•rl ~ w II hP h0l :1 fr11A\ July I n 1M ol Sr truul t'SiJ I o t,:i llf SPil iO I l. l 1/ P <.; dl!f' Jt, ly 1G ] l ) ij .:l H nw 1111! '1 "' 'Jf cle •k E (> IY• h Pid at IJ n(' W aqn<>r Tr '"' d<itJt l't 1 ~ l lJHil ,11 6 3U :::: rr at the Hut I 1nd f 11r H r. us f' '-wrnrnarv :~ 1 1 n r ~ tr d hu rfll e w il l bP I\ At .,h tr I r f:UIJ ll 111 pt( I 0 11 (614) 385-7419 Collecl Calls NEW LISTING- Pomeroy Ou1s1and1ng oome1Bnck ranch home wtth 3 bedrooms 2 <> n d 1n C Qp - pcnhf' r 'l Pdr lllfl ~'\ ill O tl ll Th f> FPdProll RPvPn u P sharr nq heu 11nq c~ n d on nual hud qet or development lull base ment rural water th P ncx' s u - CPP rl •r q l or ,.~ v1dually Lea< water obtam able p11ced low possible excellent terms Th1 s rs an excellent bu1 for e1ther larm 992-2259 M P1Q'i fo,tnlv Sou tt1 Ttmrl A.vf'nue wort Qt, ,o Jlllv :l 19811 il l R u t lanr1 H o usf> FJ I fi 30 o m acre stte s, can be sold tndt mobtlehome I acre level on krt chens 2 lev el lot s nea r P 0 So ho n l D• <> lr tll Ru1i rmd rownsh•o 1r usi PCS wdl have a FederJI RP.\Pnue Shar•nq oropos ed uc,p hear nq ATIENTION BUILDERS ThiS p10perly has been su b d1v1ded 1nto I acre - I0 POMEROY, 0. "n Plr r,\ h,-. no.11 c1 hr>ld br> b lt dqPt rnF' f'lrl rfY I o f Erl, ,t Fl t • ~n ol M P,1S I •r ,•I !arm E Ma •nl.:.:li~llolool. il •thltr 1 3 1 198S 'rr~1 1 n :1 Lovely home on I NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom Wtll on tl MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES Thf' CJ JlhJ Me q•, Comrnun tty t hc~ t Part Beagle pupp1es male and female 304 -675 -5150 6 PUBLIC IIIOTICE 1 \Jill) rH:Iolk. AM Suc h eQUipped $6 500 no l 151 ,J I (Pdl L VIRGIL B SR 216E 2ndSt Phone 9 Oh1 n 0 p, Jt ,j,, 111 - n o l th s not• Ce l \ • " It TEAFORD MINERSVILLE vrew & reasonable a j<l Real Estate General home nq :J r>r1 f l1l - f l 00 c ay<;<;ub<;P4u en t r1 Jr d rl rrv ol J1rl\ thP h f.' illlnq Itt d "" 11 , pi ' fj{'rnCJ rrf I A ' r , , • NEW liSTING - LR dbl tO rm home'" Rutland EQUipped put t n the proper ~~~~~~~~~~~~ cta!.S•f •cat•on •• you'll - check PUBLIC NOTICE Rl 7 by pa ss Ony $12000 I reserves to ~~~~~E~~~~~~ o•ve pncethe Thertght Sent•nel 1 ctas.s•tv. e-drt or reted 1 any ad Your ad Wtll be 1 1 t'H 1 I r • l 11 iJ I MONTGOMERY REALTY Pubhc Notice Wlffl ~ 11 11 11 1 il• .r , ti H I I r I' 1 1 ~ I 1ho ~ 1 I S ' ' r• 1 r 11\ j 1 POMEROY - 2 mce bu 1ld 1ng lois on Wnghl St Water & sewer $5 000 00 each >I OFFICE OPEN TILL DARK wnte ~our own ad r:~nd or!ler by mad rr I' !\' N O! tCe ,., hereby QtvPn l u ll; PUBUC NOTICE 2 Bedroom home on waterfront. Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savelll I I• 1-.. q- ,1 I 1 r I II 1 I 1 , r • R 1 •• I' I'' 1 I lr ll'i lf'P .~ u v;:; •l<~b l f' lo r ;l ub l t( 'n"Pf'l l nn Bernard 1./ Cute little stnpped k1tten Call Tern 304- 675 - 6747 61 2511 mo Public Notice IIIOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING 0111 BUDGET Tt1r> ,Jnnual r epo rt f-0rm 990 PF to r Jhr K•hh lf' 1- oo,nrlattnn t\ ut th f' l r IIC.I\\rr1'1 Qt,. !l lor,rtoon s - Yn, , , lr,-. thr• hP rrl o l 1()1 See At Bigfoot Park l) hf' d! lr1 () h 1il \ d \ OU T'l•'C I illl lh tf>f' Yo, , ,, .-. .11 lr>,l \ t h~ \ ~' lr <; o 1 t•,r "' 11 )811 r r t<JI,l hv lnrl ,Jf' l ln.t n • 1 Tlv PhOi rl 1J I S ilO t , I ,) rlrl *RETIREMENT SPECIAL* !I llt'•'r! 1 ,n • Public Notice I I(' lI l I II II 11 , r )<i ror u rT 1 t\ ._. , 1 ( , ,., , 0 , 1, P rw • ,, ( H " r " '' I ' I' · , J'lt I• •' tiH ( !' Yot Public Notice Public Not1ce Public Notice Weekend Special 81 -Home Improvements 82-Piumbing & Heating 8 3-Excavating 84-Eiectrical& flefr~gerallon 85-General Hauling 86-M H Repair B7-Upholstery 61-Farm Equipment 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 4 3-Farms for Rent 44-Apartment for Rent Selling two partial estates, at ooe auction house, corner of 143 and Rt. 50 West of Albany, Ohio July I, 1984 at 1:00 P.M. Oak curved glass ch1na cupboard. l1on s head on column and claw lee! lreproducbon). General Electnc washer & dryer two J)ece bedroom su1te, two dressers, 30 1nch gas range, color TV dmette set w1th ~~ cha1rs. occas1onat chairs. stereo. Early Amer 1can liv1ng room surte. like new. wood dmetle set wrth four cha1rs only two fll{)nths old. drop front secrel<!ry w1th bookcase on top, two end tables and coffee table, anllque oak ch1na cup board wrth glass '" front and Sides. organ stool. smok1ng stand. several other niCe stands pols and pans. toasters. lampssheets and pillowcases. depressiOn glass. Cormng Ware, Jewell Tea bowls and tea pot, TV antenna, other furnrture and m1sc~lane ous not listed It you need llJod used furniture. come to Sun day's sale Food Available Terms Cash or check w1th pos1hve I. D. Auctioneer-Rodney Howery-698-7231 Associate: Frank Hutchinson-592-4349 Note· Complete Auc11on Serv1ce ava~lable anytome Call us' Services 1780 498 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport, OH. PH. 992-2549 or 773-5634 AUCTION 71 -AutoaforSale 72- Trucks for Sale 73-Vans8o4 WD 7 4-Motorcycles 75 -Boats 8o Motors 7 6- Auto Parts & Accesso nes 77-Auto Repair 78 -Camping Equipment Farm Supplies & Liv estock Rentals 1 1· Help Wanted Tran spurtati un Mercl1anrllse -----Giiiiip--oiis________ Bartender, apply an person affect•onate Financial ~ • ort- \ ~~W--·"ii>.'U~ ~·-"''~'fli' '-'*"'-....: 9 week old k1tten, female. blue eyes, 304-675 -6145 3 yr neutered male cat , very Wide Range of Chemicals 8o Supplies "ard Sales Assistant Organist needed at Grace Eptscopal Church Government Jobs &16.569 - $50,663 year Now Hirmg 304-675-2592 Free Water Analysis At Store or Pool S1te Announcements Help Wanted good home, 304-675-7677 Call 6t4-992 -396B Ot 676-2474 I Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 4 The 6 wk old puppres. 1h lab & V:r Malamute. lookmg for good home Call 446- 3539 Smell house dog & male Cocker Span1el Call 61 4 - 379-2216 Bleck pupplee, mother lhasa Apoo Call 614-367-7120 2 white kittens. 1 multiCOlored kiteen 7 wh old Homemak ers Dreamt No needed to earn 25% commiSSion demon strafing rn frtends' homes You control hours and 1n come Absolutely no mves t ment t Also bookmg part1es Call 446 1270 or wnte Toy Plan Johnstown PA exper~ence 15904 Homemakers earn x tra rn come We need several representatives m th1s areal Party plan exp a plus Gtfts toys home decor No mvest ment Car & phone nee Call free 1 -800 - 563 9077 Also bookmg part1es Homemakers earn 11. -tra m come We need several representatives m th1s area l Party plan exp a plus G1fts toys. home decor No mvest · ment Car & phone nee Call free 1 800 - 663 9077 Also bookmg parttas pm Water delivery busmess Gall1a and Mason County Ser~ous tnqu1rres onl'tl please 304 675 1619 evenmg 6 to 9 p m 22 Money to Loan 31 Homes for Sale 4 bdr , 1 v., bath, 5 acres, garden spot. 1h m1 below Eureka W orkshop wrth car port 529. 500 Call 446 4222 For Rent 1n town wnh optiOn to buy 3 BR , fenced yard Call 614 446 2081 n1ghts Summer T1me rs Savmgs Trme on th1s remodeled h ome Save Now11 Mrddle · pon 614 992 6941 HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates F1wed convent10nBI FHA VA leader Mortgage , Athens , collect 614 -592 - 3051 23 Three bedrooms central a1r vrnyl wall paper, carpet throughout , well msulated, new pamt attached garage gas outdoor gnll. awmngs, many extras Call446-2583 t1l 5 OOPM , after 6 OOPM call 614 245-6859 Professional Servtces log home 3 bdr , located on Mitchell Ad , Gallipolis Call 446 1552 Babysitter wanted for new born references reqUired 32 to 40 hrs per week Call 614-245 -9187 I would hke a ret~red or older lady to live in with me, no work to do JUSt want company Would ewpect pay for 1!) of the electric b1ll She can have her own k1tchen or bedroom if sha likes Must have references Clal 446 - 992 -3666 1414 6 month old puppy to good home Part German She - Babysitter needed rn my home Call 446 -2969 after 6 or weekends phatd Call 61 4-992· 7680 Water delivery busmess, Gallra & Mason Countres Ser~ous mqu1nes only 304· 675 - 1619 evenrngs. 6 to 9 PIANO TUNING lower priced regular tun~ngs dlscounts to Semor Citizens. Churches&: Schools Ward's Keyboa,d. 304-675-3824 Piano Tuning and Repair Brunlcard1 Mus1c Co , 4460687 Skill and integrity our trademark lane Dan1els, 814-742 -296 t Professional Electroly11s Clinrc Probe Type Electroly- ais AMA FDA 8o FCC approved Doctor referrals 304-676-5568 Country home for sale, 3 bdr . central heat & a1r, full basement &. rural water, 2 ocros Coli 614-379-251 3 6 rooms , basement, double garage. 1 & one-thtrd ere lot Rose H1ll, Pomeroy &32 900 Call 1-614 67B 2513 8 yn old. 3 bedrm . 2 baths famtly room w1th wood burner Single c.r garage. on 8 flat acre• with 1tocked pond C•ty water 1n Racane Call 614 -949 -2841 House for Sale by owne r 4 BR house on Lower R1ver Ad 3 m1les south of town Woodburmng fireplace, gar age basement , new fur nace. and roof. overlookmg the Oh10 R1ver Call dayt1me 446 1 61 5 n1ght 446 1244 Owner transferred -must sell home famrly room ha s 20 tt of wmdows for pastoral v1ew. fm1shed d ouble gar age fneplace, large porch 40 h deck, woods prtvacy near Royal Oak Park S63 900 5420 Call 614 992 112 Maple Plac e, corner ot Lasley, 2 bedrooms. fam1ly room . kttchen Must sell to settle esta1e Call co llec t Vtrgm1a Craw 1 614 B91 0442 or 431 0633 12 mtles from Pomeroy outstandmg 8 Sided home 3 11des decked 3 bedrooms 2 baths Full basement. barn plus 9 acres $45 000 Call 614 985 3676 for sale by owner Clarence Httl lmmed10te posseu1on prrce negotrable or owner will help finance 61 -level m RuStiC Hills Syracuse . Oh10 2 full baths . 3 bedrooms fam1ly room wtth fireplace , sprral statrcase. hvmg room , k1tchen w1th diShwasher & garbage disposal. chain hnk fence 16x12 barn for stor age . msulated Call 614 - 247·4 t 34 14x70 three large bed rooms fully ca rpeted excep 1 kttchen underp1nnrng M ust move Best ofier Cal l 446 3162 1969 Namco 12x60 2 or 3 bdr new cRrpet 54 500 Call after 4 30 614 - 245 1100 1972 Skvlrne 1 bedroom , 12x44, stove refngerator a c , underprnnrng Set up on rent ed lot S4350 Call 992 74 79 1 2x60 mobile home Mul berry Hgt s Pomer o y wrth 12x 18ft added room on tot 85x 145 ft Cem ent block garage. cove red pati o & 2 outbutldtngs Contact leona Stewart 614 992 6275 1981 Hollypark 14w70 cond 12.~~:8 deck underpenn1ng and large room au cond 1nclud ed 304 - 895 3B95 or 895 e~~:c 3600 ' 77 Cameron 14w70 e~~: pando 3 bedroom new underpenmng front porch gas heat ewe cond , sa ooo oo 2700 304 675 - '77 Cameron 14x70. fiX · pando 3 bedroom , new undarpennmg, front porch . gas heat exc cond. sa ooo oo 2700 304 - 675 - Class 1974 12x60 mob1le home 304 676 - 1626 or 675-5665 ------ Mobrle home furn1shed AC tdeal for 1 o r 2 men beautttul nvervrew Fos t ers Trarler Park Ca ll 446 1602 2 bdr unfurn1shed extra nt ce 2 m r o ut on Rt 588 5200 mo adu lt s only Call 446 230 0 M ob1 le home tor rent on Q J Wh rte Ad JUSt be for e Pros p ec t Chu rc h Ad 4 m1 from h os prtal 3BA large milster br eK storage lg hath m os tly furnrsh ed n1 ce lot garage n o ch tldren no pets Call 6 14 446 3643 W1 se man Real Estate Agency 2 bdr mob1le homes ret & dep requ1red Ci!ll 614 256 1922 2 bdr w 1th wall to Wll ll carpe t AC m Gallrpo hs Ca ll 446 1409 5 8PM 2 bdr 2 mrle below Eureka $160 mo plus deposit no pets Call 614 643 264 4 or 614 643 29 16 , 2.~~:60 2 bedroom mobrle h ome pctrtly turnrsh ed Aa cme area Call 614 992 · 5B5B 2 b edro om mob1le home adults only For sale or rent' Call 614 -992 259B 2 bedroom , total electr~c w1th central arr. on East Mam St . Pomeroy above car wash . fully furntshed Call 614 992 7314 o' 992 6215 �-10--The 54 Misc . Merchandise They'll Do It Eve1y Time 58 & Top so1l and fill dtrt deli- vered. 304-676-7771 &41VEOF 7HE ClllJ /JIISII'IESS-- for ren1 m Crown Cny Call 614 -256 -6058 , 973 school bus. 66 pas sanger 6 .800 btu air cond Two gas lawn mowers Rtdlng lawn mower Elec weed eater Used refenga tor . 1304- 675 - 651 2 after THE#/1-'( t/PPf~p.... 44 Apartment for Rent ~-ro CH.AS.<>. 6/00WN ' Y!STDCIC10N ST., ~"' N '(. 4 00 . JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Used stero ESS speakers, Kenwood 40 wt Am -Fm receiver, BIC cassette JVC t urntabl e Cha1n saw M cC ulloch Mac 140, 14in, 10 months o ld 304 -896 - Fruit Vegetables ant Call 446 2745 or leave message Stereo $75 00 304 - 7677 Motorcycle depos•t V - 45 pat ut1 llt •es pa 1d adu lt s o n ly , n o pets Ca ll 446 3437 or 446 31 11 Unfurnished 2 bdr 1n Crown C•ty Ca ll 614 256 6520 2 bdr apt newly decorated S 60 to $200 permo utdtles pa rt paid Ca ll67 5 5 104 or 675 5386 4 rooms & bath . furn1shed cl ea n no pets adu lt s on ly deposit & reference re q Uired Ca ll614 -446 1519 513 Th~rd Ave , S135 mo adu lts only , deposit re qUired Ca ll 614 446 -4222 be tween 9 - 5 Oel u• e 1 BR Apt Ga ll1pol•s garage CA . no pets no chil dren . dP.p & ref Ca ll 614 -2561529 N1 ce 3 bdr house base ment C A close to town Ca ll 446 6678 Appro• 5' 1 acr e level land w 1th frontage on 2 roads e )( C tor bu 1ld1n g or m1 n 1 farm a ll ut ll•t• es ncar by on o ld Rt 1 60 near Port er S9000 Call 614388 81=101 1 bedr o om Apt S 196 mo mc lud1ng uttl1t1es Equa l Hou stng Opportu n• tv Co n tact Village Manor Apts 614 992 7787 R1vers1de Apts Middleport Spec1al rat es for Sen •o r C •t•z en s S130 Equal Hou s •ng Opportun1t1BS 614 992 7721 LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofa chcm rock er . otto man . 3 tables (e11.tra hea vy by Front1er). $ 685 Sofa, chair and loveseat S 275 Sofas and cha1rs puced from $285 to $895 T11bles S45 and u p to S 125 Hide-a beds 544 0 and up to 5525 . Recltners $ 175 to $375 Lamps from $28 to 575 5 pc d•nettes from 599 . to 435 7 pc $ 189 and up W oo d tabl e wtth SIX c ha~r s 5425 to $745 Desk S 110 up to 5225 Hutc he s. 5550 and up, maple or prne f1 n 1sh Bunk bed co mplete wtth mattresses 5250 and up to 5395 Baby bed s. 5110 M attresses or box sp nng s, full or twtn, 558 , f1rm . S68 and 5 78 Queen sets 51 95 4 dr c he st s. 5 42 5 dr c he sts. 55 4 Bed frames S20and 525, 10 gun · Gun cabm et s, 5350 Gas or elect tiC range s $375 Baby mattr esses, S25 & 535 bed fram es 520, $25 , & S30 kmg frame 550 Good se l ec tron of bedroom su 1t es ceda r chests r o c k er s metal ca btnet s sw •ve l roc kers Usf!ri FurnttUie Cha1rs riry ers and TV's 3 m1les out Bulav•lle Ad Open 9am to 6 pm Man thru Fr1 9am to Spm Sat 614 446 0322 TV & Apphan cAs 627 Tturd Ave Gallipolis . 614 -446 1699 Sptn wa sher s gas & electnc dryers auto washers gas & electn c ranges refr1gerators. TV set s GOOO USEO APPLIANCES F-urn 1sh e d 1 & 2 bed r oom apa rtm ents . M1ddl ep o n Adults . no pets sec ur•ty ~epos •t Cal l 614 992 / 3874 W as her s dryers refngera tors ranges Skaggs Ap phances Upper R1ver Ad bes•de Stone Crest Motel 6144467398 N~wly remodeled 2 bed room e qu1 p ped lut c hen . S225 Depos •t requlfed Call 614 992 5319 or 992 2815 Washers & d rver s S69 95 & $79 95 Th• s week o nly Hupp s App l1an ces & Glass · ware. co rner Rt 14 1 & Rt N ew ly redecorated 1 had room pilrt1ally furn1shed S2 25 DepOs it r equ~red Cal l 61 4 992 5319 or 992 Twm bed com p le te w•th ma11ress & box spn ng s Tw 1n ant1q ue tron bed Call 7 Cal l 446 -803 3 614 388 933 1 2815 1 & 2 bedroom furmshed apts Ca 11 614 992 5434 or 992 5914 2566 M 304 882 Se w•ng mach•ne . Atart• 26 00 , a nd other h ouse hol d 1t em Call 446 - 3313 Maytag washer wr~n~er Ca ll type 614 256 1 bedroom apt .n M1dd!e por t S 1 25 per month Ca ll 6426 99 27511 Co rn er bar w1th 2 stoo l s hk e new S 1 50 Co uch 9 c hatr , yoo d cond S75 Cal l 446 A.PA RTM E NT S mobil e hom es houses Pt Pleasa nt and Ga lltp ol• s 614 446 6 678 8221 AMC co nd Ntce and 2 bedro o m unfurn •shcd apartments 304 675 2218 be f ore 6 7353 pm 3 rooms and bat h . e11.tra n1ce Good l ocatmn Oepos •t and refr e nce s requ1red S225 month 30 4 675 refngerator good 5 1 00 Ca ll 446 - 1978 Jeep CJ 5. blue w1th bl ar. k har d top , c hrome wheels. ntdt a l t~res A sktng S4 000 Cal l 446 -7353 Carpet for ren tals f or S3 99 sq yd Ca ll 614 -992 6173 1090 2 bedr oom apt and s•ngle bedroom apt '" N ow Haven 304 882 252 'i from 8 00 am t o 6 00 pm Apartment pantally fur mshed Hl Ga ll•p ol •s 304 6751458 45 Furn1shed Room s For rent SIP.epmg Rooms and li g ht h n u ~e keep1ng rooms Park Central Hotel Ca ll 614 - 446 -0756 S leepmg room S 125 uttll t1es pa1d Sha re ba th maiP. only Range & refng 9 19 2nd Ave Gall1pohs Cal l 446 · 4416 11fter 7 PM 46 Space for Rent CO UNTRY MOBILE H ome Park. R oute 33, N orth of Pomeroy large lots Ca ll 6 14-992 74 79 Merchandise 51 Household Goods Self - host refng . S100. Washer & dryer. 9125 . 30 10 elec or gas range , $65. gas clothe s dryer. 965 . automatic wBShers , 965 and up Ca1161 4 -742 -2352 Cl o the slin e posts. swing fr am es all ty p es P1cn1c tabl es Free delivery 304 - 675 367 7 21'" A C A conso le TV. uc. con d. &200 00 675 3485 Call 304- AUCTION SWAIN & FURNITURE 62 Ol 1ve St Gal hp o hs New & used wood & coal stove s. 6 p1ece wood hvmg room suttc wtth 6 tnch flat arms S399 bunk b ed s co mplet e w•th bunk1es $199.2 p1 ece antron llvmgroom su1tes s 1 99 antron rachners $9 9 , otha r reclmers mapl e d•nette set s $179. bo x sp rtn gs & mattress twm o r full $100 set regular ftrm 5120 maple dinette cha1rs S35. wash stands $34 , m ap le r ockers 569. 7 p1ece chr ome dt nett e set $149. 5 p1ece dmette set S99. used bedroom swtes, refnger a tors rang es, chest . dressers, wrmger washers. TV's , dry er s & sh oes Call 614 -446 sao 3 159 53 Antiques 3 p•ece parlor set (a nt1 q uef 1 love seat (antiquef Call 614-992 7866 54 Mise Merchandise Large 16h overhead garage door. co mplete. also 8ft , door. e• gas floor furna ce reAsonable Call 614 -256 Ford 2.000 d1esel Ma ssey Ferguson 65 . 4 ft . Htco $340 . 5 h HICO bush hog 3 50 304 - 576 - 2328 Contour lounger , rust co l or. hk e new , stertto component system 304 -675 - 6535 63 55 Buildong Supploes A1r conditioner 1100 BTU goad co nd 517~ 446 - 1522 or 446-7572 Table & 4 chatrs m e11cellent co nd $150 Rad1o stereo co n so l e $40 614 - 446 Just recetved 2 loads of Cresoted buddmgs. barn type. good se lect •on Galh pol•s Bloc k Co Ptne St , Gallipolis. Oh Cal! 446 2783 1478 4 -H hor se show outfits tor gtrls, hats, boot s Call 614 446 -7711 Ftrewood cut up slab s 515 ptckup load Call 614 245 - 5804 Lorena 's Guns, 446 1822, rear 2310 Eastern Ave, Gallipolis Varm1nt hunter target shooter. we have a sel ect•on of Sm1th & Wesson bolt act 1on h1gh power nfles . tight & med1um we1ght barrels These are the deluxe fm1sh ve rs10ns and ref lect S & W's peerless workman sh•p and quahty throught out Retell pr~ces 5435 5455, loretta ' s S310 - S320 luupold scopes & mounts m stock We have a good selectiOn of S & W and Colt handguns at s1m1lar dt sco unts Class 3 •tams ava•lable by July 1 Open 7 days BAM to 10PM Rem 20 ga slugs 52 75 for 5 55 gal aquanum c omplete w1th stand. lights , motor f1lter gravel. plants . ther mometer troptcal fi sh . big Angel ft sh. S200 or best offer Also 19"' B Panasomc BJt cond $60 or best offer Ca ll 446 - 8,14 Porcelam doubl e smk . w1th dram boards 525 Com mode $25 electra lu x sweeper power nozzle S100 Call 614 -388 -9 809 A1d1ng m ower good cond S375 Call 446 4426 Used Furniture L•vrngroom su1te. upnght freezer. kmg s•ze beddmg Corb1n & Snyder Furn1ture, 955 Se co nd Av e . Galhpol1s. 446 1171 For sa le elec stove Westmg hou se. harvest gold . l•ke new motorc y cle Yamahll 100 Call 614 -388 8282 F~r ewood $1 5 per level pi ckup load ed by you Free 1f y o u cut your self Ca ll 446 4257 eve LUMBER - Rough c ut. oak poplar. 2x4. 2Jt6. 2x8 1 x4. 1 x6. 1 xB. length available. 8 tt through 16 tt H o gg & Zuspan. 304 -773 - 5554 For sa le. 500 tt 2 10 p1pe threaded. good co nd1t1on . best offer Call eve nmg s. 56 Pets for Sale away Call bed . 446 3718 Storage an d ut1llty bu1l d mgs Oualtty construction As low as S475 Call 614 379 -2205 no Sunday call s 10 1nch table saw & 4 blades. for sale l1ke new Henry Fowler Rt 4 B ox 408. Gallipolis CAll 446 - 1489 2 English sa ddle & , pony sa ddl e. good shape S50 ea o r both fo r 690 W 111 trade Cali 446 - 9265 Wmd o w &IT co nd1t1oner 12.000 BTU . donkey geld mg SBO Ftsher woodburn •ng stove Call 446 - 7339 For sale o r trade . a1r condi tioner 8600 BTU $75, 1974 Che11y Capr~ce Infant car seat exc co n Toddler"s snowmobile sutte. SilO 3 Mercury $1 400 marquiS 1977 LTD Squire wa,g on $1 , 500 . 1979 Fiesta 1978 Olds. 4 door, V - 6, air, PB. PS, AM FM . cruise, phone 304-675-6286. Call after 4 53.000 miles. $6,400. Phone 304 -895-3326 after 5 30 304-372 -2798 P1gs S25 00 each Law rence R1 ce 10 M1le Creek. Leon, W Va past Yauger Ch urc h 64 Hay & Graon Good m1xed hay. $1 25 m foeld. 304- 675 -5579 Transportation 71 Autos for Sale 1978 2 door Pont•ac Grand Pnx, PS , PB, atr, cru1se control. VB. 301, black. 304-675-6286 BnarpRtch Kenn el s Prof es SIOnal All - bree d groomtng Indoor -outdoor boardmg fa CtlltleS P1c k up a nd d el tv ery serv•ce English Cocker Spa mel pupp1es Call 614 - 388 9790 Profess•onal All Breed D og Obed1ence Tremmg I ndivid ual & classes available Cal l 614 388 9790 Dragonwynd Cattery Ken nels AKC Chow pupp1es. S•amese kitt e ns, new litters CFA Htmalayan and Pers1an k1ttens Call 614 446 3844 after 6 Rabb•ts and duck s t o r sa l e 51 00 each Call 614 379 2216 D o berman pup s, r eg• st ered . shots, t a1ls doc ked Ca ll 614 -992 7358 Knten s for sale, part Htma layan & S1am ese Cal! 614 - 992 7138 2 AKC Silver fe male Poo 304 -675 -6267 Reg•stere d Australian She pherd p upptes . 1 2 wks o!d, exc watch stoc k and com pan1on dog, S75 00 304 - 458 -1721 Registered P1t Bull pupp1es 30 4 -675 -7239 0< 304 6756357 B eag l e p upp •<~s 1 fema le 3 male. 6 wee .sold S30 00 30 4 -675 -5299 57 ------:---,-----,-----,-----Musical Instruments 1976 Monte Carlo . good con d .S 1400 Call 614 446 32 43 aher 5pm 1978 D1esel VW Rabbtt sunroo f good t~res . great m 1leage S2.000 Call 614 - 245 5016 1978 Volkswagon d1esel rabbit, goo d cond. $2.000 Call 446 0989 or 614 256 6796 1977 D odge Aspen . slant 6, 4 dr . clea n . ex runn 1ng co nd 82.000 mtl es. S1.350 Call446 -8158 1977 2 dr Dodge A spen auto, rad10 51 , 799 1979 Ford P1nto sport wagon. a uto , radto , spot1 nms sun roof. 52,399 John's Auto Sales, Bulav1lle Rd . Ga lhp o li s, Oh Open til dark Ca ll 446 4782 1976 red & Whit e R1vena S2.500. 1972Ch evylmpala $800 Call 446 1358 1972 Pon tiac Cata lm a $400 fi rm call 446 -7268 $9,200 00 . 304-675 2189 1977 Chrysler. stat •on wagon, AC, AM . FM rad•o. $750 00 Runs good. 304- , 975 VW Rabbit, gasoline type, good t~res, brakes and exha u st S700 00 See at Cochran's E:o.on. 304-675- sf304- Sears generator. 2200 watt, used 2 hrs, cost S660 new, Plasttc c 1sterns state ap· proved. plast1c septic tanks. plast1c c ulvert metal cul verts . RON EVANS ENTER PRISES JAcluon. Oh 614- Early American love seat, like new. Call 614 - 992- Awn•ng , lifetime guarantee. 286-5930 4xB Now sold $200 00 will will sail &500 985-3571 Call 814- 2202 sell S50.00 All hardware included 304-876 -8262 . Shrubs pruned lawn re · seeded. reta1ning walls , sidewa lk s. patios, fill dirt. topsoil, bark mulch & saw dolt Cont1ct Bruce Davl· Shag carpet with pad, red 121112 also pink 10x12. Trampoline 304 - 675 - O>on Coll614-266-1427 1714. 1981 Honda 750 Custom. 2.600 miles. ex cond Call 614-367-0394 Yamaha VZ 126 J, water cooled. Must see to appre· c1ate. pnced to sell 614 - 367-7197. 1981 KZ250 CSR stree1 1978 Yamaha SS400. e~ec . cond .. $850 Call614-2459801 after 5PM. 1979 XLH Sporster, good cond . $2,500 Call 446 0989 or 614 256-6796 1976 Honda 6.600 miles. C8 360T S700. Call 614- 985-4418 1980 Harley Davidson FXWG, Wide Gl1de, Can be seen at Charley Fry res. or 1981 CR 450, call 304 576-2738 before noon or after 5 00 PM 1973 '77 Brown Chevy half ton p1ckup w•th 350 V - 8 48.000 miles With fiber glass top. AC . shding win dow. clean Interior , auto. PS. PB. AM-FM Needs some body work $1,800 00 304 -675 -2255 after 5PM 1976 Volare. body rough, runs good. 6250 00 J04- 675- 2838 Harley Sportster s 1600 304-675 -2508 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 16 ft . Sea Star. open bow. convertib le top. stde cur· tains, back enclosure. 115 hp Mercury. power t1lt. power tnm. low hours. custom tra1l er Call 614- 379-2822 after 6pm . 16 f1 fishing boat. tratler. 2 motors, oars. sw1vel seats. exc cond Call446 3637 1977 Cutlass Salon VB 350 engtne. $2500 304 675 Correct Craf1 & Sk1 Su preme. family ski boats New & used, Parkersburg, 5636 80 VW pockup, 51.000 miles. auto trans, fuel lnJOC tton, reg gas, 2 newttres. ex cond $3200. see at Village Pozza 304 6 76 44 72 1978 Concord, at, ac, ps. new tnes e~ehaust , exc body 44,000 miles $2500 WV 304- 422- 8433 or 304 422-2367 1611 Bass boat, 56hp mo tor. trolltng motor, $1,800 . 00 6521 76 1970 Volkswagen 304 675 1 979 C hevy Capnce Clas S IC 2 dr, ac, ps V -8 engine. body good cond1Hon. exc performanc e W•ll co nsider all offers Call 614 992 7412 after 5 p m 73 Fo rd Torma Statton Wago n. runs good $300 Cal l 614 992 2065 1 976 Ford Tonno station wagon 4 door. auto, PS . PB, AC good cond1t to n S400 Call 614 -992 -6161 79 F a~rmo nt Futura 8 cyl, auto. 79 Fairmont Futura 6 cy l. auto. 78 Cougar )(R7. 77 Olds V1sta Cruiser. 77 Monza . Foroman ' s used ca rs . Langsville 614 -742 - 76 Grand Pn)( S J . good co nd1t1on Wtll sa l e or trade for p 1ckup Call 614 - 992 - 7384 , 981 Cehca Toyota GT. l!ttback . 304 675 -5149 af ter 5 I~.;;:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.J.::===========~ 72 Auto Parts 304 Want to buy two 1 Sx 1 0 Chevv R alley wheels . 304 - Trucks for Sale 1971 GMC Step Van, trade or sell Call 614 -446 - 4337 1983 Pop - up truck camperWill sell camper on ly -or with 1982 GMC 'h Ton Truck Ca 11614-446-1294 1 977 Chevy 350. P BB . P S . 26.000 miles. good cond 2746 $3800 Ph 78 Camping Equipment 19 ft Krown - foldout camper . Sleeps B, 3 burner stove. tee box. furnace. new screened 1n awntng, good shape . &1000. 614 -992 7853 or 992 -5433 RON'S Televis1on Servtce Specializing '" Zenith and Motorola , Quazar. and house calls Call 304 -576 · 2398 or 814 -446-2454 Fetty Tree Trimmmg, stump remo11al Call 304-675 - 1331 RINGLE'S SERVICE expe rienced roofing , including hot tar apphcat1on. carpenter, e lectncian, mason Call 304 - 675 -2 088 4560 GET your SHAPE or 675 - carpet WITH THEY'LL GO OUTA Tf-tEI SKU LL S TRYIN' ~FlGURE HOW WE GOT OUTA Tl-lAT PLACE! SHIP CAPTIAN STEAMER Water removal. furniture cleaning , free est t- matas 304-675-2 295 Water wells commerc •al and domestiC. test holes pump sales and service 304 -895 3802 BASEMENT WATER PROOFING Uncondthonal lifet1me guarantee Local references furnished Free est1mates Call collect 1 - You brothers he'p l?ufu.s unlock th' front do'! I'l l fetch th' 614-2 37 -0488 . 9 am to 5 p m Rogers Waterproof1ng ltkenew. S5.995.1982S10 shortbed Chevy PU 6 cyl . 4 spd. AM-FM vmyl covered bed. sharp 65.895 . John's Auto Sales. Bulav111e Rd .. Galhpohs. Oh. Open ttl dark . Call 446 4782 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1- - - - - - - - -1972 19% Aristocrat, self contamed, bath, trig , stove, sleeps six, air condittoned. large awning, good cond• · tion, $2. 450 or offer Cal 446· 1228 days, nights 1 · 304-522-9459 collect 1978 Chevy PU 350 engme auto trans, new pamt. rallev wheels. 83.500. Call 446 - 8 f1 truck camper like new. sleeps 4, ref . stove Call 7353 446-4312 1979 Chevy Pickup , 8 cyl. Ca ll 614 992 - 2046 for -details - - - -- - -- - - 1980 Ford truck Explorer F100. exc . cond. 54,600.00 8 ft . topper for 1ruck 5393 73 $50.00. 304 - 676- 18ft camper self contained, awning with screened in room 81.500 or best offer Call 446 - 1943 anytime Terry camper 21ft sle&ps 6 self contained. atr cond . very nice, reasonable Call 614-256-6472 . Vans & 4 W.O. 1979 Chevy Beauville Van. l oaded , $6200 firm Call 19 ft Fan camper . self contained . Bath. fr1g stove furnance. sleeps SIX, excel lent, &2 .000. Call evenings. 446-7348 614-446-0930 or 304-6757446 8 11. 1980 Colamon folding 1 976 Chevy Sii>Jerado suburban. trailering special. a.c., tilt wheel, 3 seats. sun visor . running boards with lights. good tires Excellent condition. 1 owner. Call 614-742 · 25tt before 6 p .m .. after 6 , 742 - 2271 1980 clean Ford Bronco. very and good shepe, procad 10 soil . 304-6752663 of1or 5 pm. Does ~;~ou ex pee' po' Spot t' wal14 home after bein' loc~'up in that rat hole all niqht~ Basement An' my las' words to him was mean fi'ufus wouldn'jump ·1 n th' r1ver! His fool cat can't swim! an' hateful, Remodelmg. sidmg. mten o r and e•ter~or textured coat mg . simulated bnck and stucco , thermo replacemen1 wtndowo; 304 - 675 -15 60 Building -Remodeling . con crete . drywalL el ectrtcal rooftng. floonng. framin g. kttchen bathroom tnstalla tton , door wmdow frammg Wlt'-.' NIE HOW CAl-l I TfLL HER I Q.UIT MY JOe , AND IV£ BUIIdmg. remodelmg v 1nyl and alumn s1dnlg. Free es1, pickup truck camper, sleeps 4. gas stove. 1ce box . Exc con. Coli 814 -992-6030 . 1976 26'12 ft . Nomod Traller, fully self contamed . aleapa 8 . roll out awn1ng, spare tire &. betterv $4000 f3,200 . 00 . 304 - 882 · 224t. BUT I COULDN'T J<EEP IT A SECRET/ BESIDES. YOU WEREN' T All T HAT BREAKUP.•. HAPPY ABOUT B IL LY MARRYING A DIVORCEE WITH THREE CHILDREN ANYWAY. Metal butldtngs bu1lt to your needs Garages. storag e warehouse. farm . et c Free Est1mates 304 - 675 - 3981 82 ~"" Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pme Galhpohs, Oh1o Phone 614 446 - 3888 o r Evening television l i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 614 446 -4477 FRIDAY SHULAW'S Plumbmg Heating 211 S1xth Pomt Pleasant W Va 675 - 5420 L1 censed insured 83 EVENING 6 and St. 304 and oo x 10 C£ News m Q'. !J)' m Jl' ::r; New Treasure Hunt ]_ ESPN 's Horse Rac 1ng Weekly V Andy Gnfftth L News/ Sports/ Weather F, MacNeil / lehrer Newshour IT Powerhouse @)Star Trek 6 30 8 (£1 C L NBC News 1:; MOVIE "Space Hunter Adventures In th e Forb•d · den Zone' , 3"" R1fleman Mazda SoortsLook ..L Carol Burnett ~l' &l '!Z ABC News Excavating Good -1 Excavat•ng. basA ments. footers. drtveways. septiC tanks , landscapmg Call anyttme 614 446 4537, James l Dav1son Jr owner -! J A R Construct•on Co Ru- Ill :I Basements . Footers. Con crete work , Backhoe 's. Dozer & Dttch er , Dump trucks , & water- ga s sewer electrical ltn es 84 liD MOVIE "LPJtng B 30 6/29/84 lNG Rt 1 Box 355. Galli polis Call 614-367 ·0576 7 00 Electrical & Refrigeration tm CBS News 1D Workmg Women 0 I PM Magaz1ne 1:_' Here Come the Brtdes <L SportsCenter ~ Sanford end Son I. Ol (1%1 Ente rtemment Tontght I Wheel of Fortune 0 _[_ Wheel of Fortune .I N1ght1y Busmess Report ~ News !IT SEWING Ma c hme rspalfs, serv1ce Auth o n ze d Smger Sa les & Serv1ce S harpen Sctssor s Fabr~c Shop Pomeroy 614 -992 -2284 85 General Haulong James Boys Witt er Serv1cu Also poo ls f 1lle d Ca ll 614 256 1141 or 614 -446 1176 or 614 -446 -7911 Johnson Water Serv •ce Cal! 514 256 1743m614 25 6 1120 Genera l Haulmg For sa le Limestone. fill dtrt. a nd top ~oi l Call Call 614 256 1427 JIMS WATER SE RVICE Call J•m Lante r . 304 -675 - 7397 1- - - - - - - - - 87 Upholstery- - Coli 614 -986-4356 . 1811. Prowler tandem OMie. rear blth end AC . Sleeps six Complete Package I KNOW l UPSET YOU BY TELLING YOU OF BILLY AND MARGE'S MA¥ #OT NAV.f A ~oa<=' ro i!Vt' GWPER ,') mates 304-675 -3981 tland , Oh,614 742 2903. 379 - 1983 S 10 long bed Chewy PU 4 cyl , 4 spd . AM -FM MM~HAFIO NOT 601N' T' TO 7CLL,~UT HUI!T 5NA~Y PEF!HM; Y0Ul7 AAE YOU, BETTEFI NOT D~. WOT? WIITCif~ JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT & Accessories 304- 675- 1786 . 675- 6535 " TESTS?"YOtJ'~E GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN , 304 675 2440 Wanted to buy . 1979 to 1983 Subaru or Toyota Hatchback o r wagon Good cond 1t10n . 614 - 446-2072 or 304 - 675 - 3751 evemngs Call 614-985 -4335 Knauff F ~r ewoo d Reduced puc es thru July 31st Hove your o wn seasoned wood thts wmter . 614 266 6245 1977 Harley Dawidson low nder. Call 446 - 7015 after call614 -742 - 2468 $3500 sell S 1 1.000 00 675 -7110 ANNIE stone. Call 6t4 367 0409 or 614-367-7244 Gane Smith, 992 -6309. 446- 4803. 1982 Camero Z -28, black, gray mterior, loaded w1th eveything, must sell, vinyl siding, roofing , room, addi1ion, storm windows 675- 3126 or 675-3915 2734 P1ano for sale. Wanted Respons1 ble pa rty to as sume small monthly payments on sp1net. console ptan o Can be seen locally Wnte (In elude phone number~ Cred•t Manager . P 0 Box 521. Beckemeyer 1162219 Motorcycles bike. 1000 mtles. $600 Call 1983 Plymouth Colt 18.000 m1 !i.tand sh1ft plu s economy sh 1ft a1r Call614 · 3 79 - 2726 74 H & S Home Improvements scotchguard - water extrac tion, deodorizers . FA EE estimates Reasonable rates 304 -895-3654 7795 614-367 -7220 614-742-226t new. Call 446·3231 197 2 Mustang Grande 302 auto good on gas. Judy TAylor Groommg Ccd! 77JeepWagoneerp s.,p b . 4 -wheel drive. $1600 Call "77 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, fully loaded, body and ente· nor A - 1 shape. Runs good . 1984 Pontiac Fiero S E . black. fully loaded . 3 months old. peid $14.000 00 will $ 1000 Call 446 1326 W.O. 1984 CR 80 $850. Brand 773-5392 TOP CASH pa td for late m odel used cars Sm1th Bu1ck Pon t1a c, 1911 East e rn Av e . GallipOliS Call Vans 5PM . Boardmg all breeds Heated •ndoor - outdoor fac•lit1es AKC Doberman pupp1e s Stud Serv1ce Call614 446 - KENNELS 8 week o ld registered Beagle pups , 2 yr old regtstered Beagle ca ll aft er 5PM . R ecl m er roll el ectnc rawr 1975 614 446 -2282 HILLCRE ST 446 0784 8000 BTU Gtbson a1r cond• t 1oner , $200 23 1 cu ft freezer . S250 Both e~ec cond Call 614 -256 -6582 1 1649 dies. 304 -882 -3672 800 828 1209 Autos for Sale For sa le - Reg Holstem bull s, out of h tg h p ro du c 1ng dams - - -----Now open for bustness. Mountam State Block. At 33, New Haven Complete masonry supplies. 4 , a· , 12 "" b lock Deltvery serv1ce Phone day 304 882 2222 . e11en1ng 8B2 - 3239 _,llti...... c_ 7711 Ca ll 614- 286 2 496 THE KJDt.JAPPER, r-~"'""-'-J,_ axp . Call 814-388 -9652 1981 Honda Prelude, 6 speed. many options. 992 7384 Reese tra1ler h1tch. w 1rh sway control. ltke new Call N ew a ll steel bu1ld1ng s 60•100 - S4 25 per square foot on your foundat 1on state code bUildings Oh1o 1 -800 472 2316 other 1 Reg Quarter horse mare, gent le. healthy. well tra•ned easy uder Ca ll 614 -446 · If'S THE- PART WHERE- I'M THE "kiD" TO REPLACE- HIM THAT HA!S- ME WORRIE-D. IT'S OUR ONlY WAY OF FLUGHI~G OUT PAINTING - mtertor and ex terior . plumbing, roof1ng. some remodeling. 20 yrs. $2 .000 Call after 6. 614 388-8895 Livestock CAPTAIN EASY Call 614 -388-9857. Wanted to Buy 1997 Home Improvements Marcum Rooftng & SpoutIng . Now 1nstolling rubber roofs . 30 years expenence. specializing m built up roof ----========;:::=== r~~~:;;;~;;~;~~:;;r~~~~~~~~~~~1 62 7 73 & 4 Shallow well pump and tank $75 304 - 675 - 6567 6509 11 T CAUGHT THAT-X IIEUEVE HE SAID, ... YE5.. - IN ~NG SI DON'T YOLI S.&E l Mas Wanted t o buy a mce boys b1cycle 16 1n Ca ll 458· 4 rooms & bath . unfurn•shed 81 $3.100 00 304-675 -7337 5636 5 30 p m The Daily Sentinel P tge Serv1ces Farm Equipment day 675 - 6574 evenmgs baby tw1n Che after Pon.roy-Middleport, Ohio • THE BLANKETY BLANI<S .. . . Farm Supplies & Liveslock 7 hp 'SimpliCity " ndmg lawn mower $250 304 675 - Sawtng mach1ne . stroller , booster seat. SIZe IrOn bed, 1973 velle 304 6 75 651 3 DrCKTRACY BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE, Open dally 9 to 6 :30. Sat . 9 to 4 , Closed Sunday. U.S. Rt. 50, Coolville. Oh 614-667 3386 3 window air cond1t10ners Ca ll Friday, June 29, 1984 1984 446-7476. 33 49 unfurn garage apt, June Motors Homes & Campers Sea Cloud 2 person vinyl boat, brand new trade for queen s1ze bad frame Call 61 S250 plus 446 3786 79 59 For Sale or Trade 304-675-2267 rent ~~~~~~~~~~?J.~ by Lany Wrlght KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® Black raspberries , Point Pleasant, 304· 6 76 - 1365 Houstng Opportumty) has o ne and two bedrooms, starttng at $157 for one~ bedroom and $193 per month for two bedroom, w•th s 200 depos•t loca 1ed ne ar Foodland and Sprm g Valley Plaza. pool a nd TV 3 bdr Friday, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Sentinel 42 Mob1le Hom es for Rent Ho use .- TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec Ave . 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I Pt!P:f<i. ap osl r op iH'S, th e l ength anci f o r n1.111 •r1 of the v. n r c l~ <J rc all hmts Each day th e code l etters ar r dlf'ff'rt' nl ("RVPTOQl UTF."i , ATW EKSC QG C t\ E SYXJ PH QEU.J T (; U I J WWH PK ATW NCPU IEK'A ED W URPI (" [ y u 01\\ UEEI A l' C QG C G K I G KI TG KI UPKO SGU IKW U Yesterday's Cryptoquote: IF A MAI> 'S CHARACTER I S TO BE ABUSED, SAY WHAT YOU WI-Ll., THERE'S NOBODY LIKE A ~RELATION TO DO THE BUSINESS WILLIAM THACKERY �Page 12-The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 29, 19M ----Local briefs:--- Meetings pay off on Truck damaged in accident waste rules A p'ck-up driven by aRt . 1, Rutland, man received heavy damage when it was struck by a piece of coal Thrusday according to the Gallia-Meigs post of the state highway patrol. The patrol said Jack H . Shiflet, 47, was eastbound on Ohio 124 at 12: 25 p.m ., when a piece of coal fell from a truck In front of him, breaking his windshield . Officials said the accident is still under inves tigation . A Meigs County man was cited for reckless operation of his vehicle following an accident on Ohio 7 Thursday according to the Gallia -Meigs post of the state highway patrol. Officials said Herben L. Grate II, 17, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, was southbound on 7 at 6: W p.m., when he allegedly attempted to pass two vehicles. Oncoming traffic forced him to cut back Into the right lane the patrol said . He allegedly lost control of his vehicle, went off the right side of the road, cut back across the left side, sliding Into mailboxes the patrol said . Grate was not injured In the accident and his car received moderate damage In the accident. The patrol said a Rt. I , Gallipolis, man received light damage to his car when it struck a deer Friday morning. Rehent M . Colvin III , 23, was eastbound on Ohio 141 at 1:40 a.m . when thC' deer r an into his path the patrol said. Area deaths ~orma Stivers Norma JC'an Stivers, 59, 499 V2 Fisher St . M iddlepon, died Friday morning in VetC'rans Memorial Hospital. She was preceded in death by her husband Donald, a brother, Edward T. FrC'nch. and her father Marion Frpnch. Surviving an' her mother, GracC' French. a son. Donald Stivers, a ddughtcr-in-law. BC'tsy Stivers. and one granddaughter. Emily Jean Stivers. F'unl.'ral services will be at the Raw lings Coats Blower Funeral Home Sunday at 2 p.m . with the RC'v . Robert Robinson officiat in g. Fri end s ma _ v call at the funeral homeSaturday from 2 p.m. to4 p.m . and from 7 p.m . to 9 p.m . Ruth Zirkle Ruth M . Zirkll·. 71. Middleport. diro Thursday at ll <>IIN Mroical I NEW TRUCK - Racine Water Superintendent Glenn IUzer (left) and Board of PubUc Affairs CC'nt er. Born March 30, 1913 in Clifton, W.Va. , she was the daughter of the late Leighton and Anna Coleman Henry. Her husband, David Perry Zirkle, preceded her in death in 1965. Surviving are one daughter, Ruth Ann Plants, Middleport; two sons, David H . Zirkle, Racine and Mike Zirkle, Charleston, W.Va .; a companion, Dwight Burton, Middleport; one brother, Romeo Henry, Huntington, W.Va.; eight grandc hildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason, W.Va. with the Rev. Don I. Walker officiating. Burial will be In the Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 7-9 p.m. ln lieu of flowers the family rcoquests contributions be made to the American Cancer Society . Meigs County area happenings ... Gridders to meet All boys in grades 9 through 12, who are Interested In playing football for Eastern High School should attend a meeting July 2 at 7 p.m . at the high school. To meet Tuesday Lebanon Township Trustees will meet 1'uesday, July 3, at7p.m. at the township garage. Apply for license Filing for a marliage license in M eigs County Probate Coun Thursday were Stephen Thomas Fink,IB, Route 4, Pomeroy, and Glenda Gale Gum, 17, 35110 Wolf Pen, Pomeroy. Meigs County property transfers C ' "'''~ C 1\'hitr .Jt·.. l-:l>ir Nlari<' . Morrison, Tracts, Olive. \\'hil<' I< • ( '\ ;1\ Inn I > .Jn1tt•s. \'irginia Kenneth M . Haller to Edwin :vt .l om•s. 2.K . H Tf'~. t ' h('Sl f'r . Moss Aderer, Parcels, Columbia. Sylvia L. Burris . df'Ceased. Wil Dallas B. CLeland by Atty . in liam N. Bun·b . Cert. of Transter . fact, Geraldine Cleland to Joseph L. Columbia. Kirby, Peggy A . Kirby. Lots 11 and Administrator of Vf'tl.'r ans AI· 12. Sutton . fairs to Lawr!'nce W. McQuaid . Harold D. Graham, Janet K. Audrf'~' D. McQuaid. 1 ac re. (;ra ham to Board of Township Middll.'port . Trustees. Scipio Township, Scipio. KPnn!'th N. Russell to Pmrl L . Wayne Roush, Claudia Roush to Russf'll, CPrt . of Transf<'r. Sutton. James E . Diddle. Right of Wa y. C\arnc!' Might. .l!'SSIP Might. Sutton. C'liffort Might. Evelyn Might to Wayne Roush, Claudia Roush to Board of Trust('('s of Salem Town James E. Diddle. Right of Way, ship. 1.4o acres. Salf'm . Sutt on. Paul E. Scar\l.'tt, ElainP A . Wayne Roush, Claudia Roush to Sca r!Prt to Ernest P. Vinevard . .James E . Diddle. Right of Way. Wilma .J . Vinl.'~· ard. 1 acre. Orang!' . Sutton. Rohf'rt G. Edward> .Jr·.. P('ggy L Donald R. Fitch, Linda Fitch to Edwards to Grorgp L. Cowell .Jr. . James E . Diddle. Right l)f Way, Barb;mt B. Cow!'\\ . Lloyd f) _ Orange. CowPI\. Sa ndra 1.. CodwPI\. Lot '27. Larry Roush. June Roush to 0\i\'f' . .James E . Diddle. Right of Wa y , Hugh i\ . Mitchell , Marianna Chester. Mit chr\1 to Michal.'! F: . Johnson. Edison Hobstetter to James E. Audrl.'v L . . John so n. Parce l s. Diddle, Right of Way, Sutton. Salis bur~· Gladys Wolfe to James E. Diddl<'. Meigs Count y, Ohio by Com . to Right of Way, Chester. Michael E . .Johnso n. AudrP\' L. John M. Ginther, Judy K ay .Johnson. Hight of Wa~- - M<'igs Ginther to James E . Diddle. Right Char\('s H . Morri so n to Sara Ann of Wa y , Chester . Landmark, Ohio farmers to merg CO•_UMBUS. Ohio 1AP t- Ohio's two largC'St farm markl.'ti ngcoo(X'ra tives ha vl.' tl.'ntdti\'{'\\' agJ'('('(] to a $1 billion mPrg<' r . but members of Landmark Inc. and Fostoria -ba s<>d Ohio Farml.'rs Crain and Supp lv Association still must apprO\'<' . Tlw df'Cision to mergf' was mad!' Thursdav at a m('('ting of thf' dirf'Ctors and mana gemPnt of bo th c-c>-ops . A conus\utant' s study rf' commpndf'd thf' mPrgPr to lmpro,-,. thf' Pff i c iC'n c~-; of both groups " Wf' ff'lt cPr1ain thf'rf' would be sa,·ings. and th(' consultant s confirmf'd that thl.'rf' would be substan tia l duplication of sprvicps betw('('n thf' two organi7.ations." said Sam Roush, a Richland County farmPr and chairman of Ohio FarmC'rs. Landmark spokeswoman Janp Butler. howev('r, said thf' con,u\ t.ant's report would not bC' re!Pascd . "It's not being Iookf'd at as on(' company being on top . They' rp looking at it as equals." M s. Butler said today . She sa id no df'Cision has been madt> about whPr<' th(' mC'rged co - operati v<' wou\rl be headquartPred. She sa id th<' agreement is contingent on working out a financing agreement and a vote of the memberships of both coopera ttves which is expected within 60 days. "The vote of the membership is a big step, but when you generally get this far, you'd expect an agreement to be reached," Ms. Butler said. Rumors of a possible merger had circulated for months because of Landmark's financial problems. It lost $2.2 million In 1982 on sales of m $6.16 million and it lost million in 19R1 on sales of almost $959 million. Last year, Landmark, with 43 cooperatives in Ohio, made $216,00l on sales of$648m1llion. However, an Ohio Farmers official who asked not to be idenl ified said some of that camp becauseofLandmark'ssaleof long-term assets. Ohio Farmers, with 124 cooperativf's in Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, lost $1 .1 million last year on sales of $36.'l million. The fate of its COO(X'ra tives outside Ohio was not immediately known . Landmark officials have said the cooperative suffered from depressed farm prices and from the government's payment -in-klnd program, which paid farmers In surplus grain to not produce crops. f..andmark also was a 16 percent partner In the ill-fated Energy Cooperative Inc., an oil refinery In F:ast Chicago, Ind.. which was forced Into bankruptcy inApril1981. !..andmark wrote off some $19 mUlion In ECI losses that year. Ms. Butler said that although EC1 st ill is In bankruptcy, Landmark officials feel the cooperative should not be liable for further debts. She also said the merger with Ohio Farmers Is not a rescue mission for Landmark. "No, we're not looking at It that way. We were looldng at a possible merger long before EC1," she said. The merger drew criticism from RJchard Sloan, a Democratic candidate for Congress In central Ohio's 15th Congressional District. He said It would Increase farmers' costs and said, "Ohio Farmers is buying a 'pig In a poke."' member Harry Moore (right) display the water department's new utility truck. The truck was purchased last Wednesday. , Robert C. Snodgrass. Emma Jean Snodgrass to James E. Diddle, Right of Way. Rutland . Charles McNickle. Kathleen McNickle to James E . Diddle, Easement. Letart. Victor L. Brown, Alice M. Brown to Victor Brown, Easement, Sutton. Eastland Energy to Royal Petroleum Prop., Inc .. Assign. of Right of Way. Meigs. Eastland Energy to Royal Petroleum Prop., Assign. of Right of Way, Meigs. Eastland Energy to Royal Petroleum Prop., Assign. of Right of Way, Meigs. John E. Blake, Sylvia Blake tc Ca lvin Lane, Mabel F. Lane, .26 acre, Sutton. Paul Sturgeon. deceased. Verna Sturgeon. affidavit. Rutland . Charles H. Faulk Jr .. Linda R. Faulk to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co .. Right of Way, Chester . Reid A. Young to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Right of Way, Chester. Franklin E . Ihle, Kath)' Ihle to Columbus and Southern OhioEiect ric Co .. Right of Way, Chester. Robert D . Davis, Rhonda S. Davis to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Right of Wa y. Chester. Issues reminder Four fined The BUI Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament, sponsored by the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Depanment, will be played July9at the Syracuse Ball Park. The deadline for entries has been changed from June 30 until July 5. Entry fee is $15 and must be mailed In with a roster by July 5. Rosters should list player's name, uniform number and age, and also the coach's name and phone number. Rosters can be mailed to the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Depart ment, Syracuse, Ohio, 45779. Teams must have played together all year. Trophies will be awarded to first, second, third and fourth placf' teams, as well as to the All Tournament team. For more information. call 9922909,992-7777, or 992-m5. Four persons were fined and three others forfeited bond In Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman 's court Wednesday night. Fined were Howard L. English. Pomeroy, $425, three days jail, OWl; Carl Davidson, Middleport, 10 days probation, menancingthreats; Don Lovett and George McDaniel, Middleport, 10 days jail each, disorderly conduct. Forfeiting bond were Robin A. Hubbard, Columbus, $450, DWI, $100, possession of marijuana; Dennis Wise, Middleport, $50, no operator's license; Mike A. Glover, Gallipolis, $50, failed to transfer plates. Squad runs Four runs were reported yesterday by the Meigs County emergency personnel. The Racine squad transported Albert Hill, East Main Street, to Veterans M emorial Hospital at 7:07 a.m. Rutland squad transported Alice Plantz from County Road 18 to VMH at 8:04a.m. Rutland squad transported Ryan Roberts to VMH following a motorcycle accident on State Route 124 at 2:33p.m. Pomeroy squad transported Floyd Barringer from Reedsville to Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant at 7:37p.m. COLUMBUS, Ohio. (AP)- MeetIngs with Industty officials and envlronmenlal groups have paid off with tighter regulations protecting ground watertromhazardouswaste that both sides can live with, a state EPA official says. Only one Industry representative spoke at a state EPA hearing on the changes that are likely to take effect In August, although eight represenlatlves from waste management firms and those that produce hazardous wastes attended the hearing. Mary Bowers, a spokeswoman for Cecos International, a chemical waste management firm, praise(l the state EPA's move to tighten standards. The state EPA met with an advisory board of Industry and environmental groups during August 19&3 before publishing the notice of the public hearing and a rcoquest for written comments In a number of Ohio newspapers. There have been no written 2omments on the rule changes, said state EPA spokesman Martha Gibbons, but people still have until July 5 to wlite the EPA. "If everyone knows where we're going and why, there are fewer problems," she said. Carrier Corner Pomeroy mishap No injulies were reported as the result of an accident on Pomeroy's Second Street at 3:15a.m. today. According to Pomeroy Police Department, a car owned by Danny Wiseman, 26, Athens, was parked on Second Street in front of the sheriff's office when It was struck in the rear by a car driven by Thomas Scally, 26, Middlepon. Wiseman's car was knocked into a utility pole and dragged 10 feet . Scally was cited for OWl, under suspension and no operator's license. Lottery winners CLEVELAND I AP l The winning number drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "The Number," was 640. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the winning number was 2822. I , l Jason Wright, a sixth grader at Pomeroy Elementary School, carries the Sent lnel to 74 customers on his route and likes meeting new people the best. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wright, he lives at 2R> Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy and plays baseball and basketball during school. He also enjoys sports and motorcycles. Hospital news Plans Fourth party A Founhh of July party will be held at the Red Stewart residence, Cheshire, from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Music by Crossover band and Dave Dunn. Other musicans are welcome to attend. Donations will be made to Muscular Dystrophy for Bryan, granson of Bob and Jean Gilmore. Persons to bring a covered dish. The public is Invited to attend . flp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~Wp;i•••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiij~ VETERANS MEMORIAL ADMISSIONS - Homer Bradshaw, Pomeroy. DISCHARGES-GwinnieWhlte, Ernest Imboden I. Bertha Russell. Wesley Hall '84 Lawn Tractor Sale lty 1977 Olds Omega ........... s1295 4 Dr., auto, PB, air. 1978 Dodge Diplomat. ..... S1895 2 Dr. 6 cyl. 1977 LTD .................... s1995 4 Dr., low mileage good condition. 1979 Mercury XR-7 ......... $J295 2 Dr., air, landau, good condition. 1980 Pinto .................. $2195 1978 Ford Wagon ........... $2445 Country SQuire. Air. 1980 Plvm. Horizon ........ $2495 • Gear-and -segment steering tight turning radius steering effort . easy maneuverability close-in trimming . Pivoted front axle gives l!>mt)Other ride and cut . •rorn•virl-. $12500 OFF REAR ENGINE 8 H.P. RIDER 8 H.P. RIDER 2 Dr., 4 spd. <food condition. MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. 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