http://66.213.69.5/files/original/85ee84ac402b3640a9eed7efa46670b7.pdf bfcb97709fafcd40ecb4f169a1e70979 PDF Text Text .• 2. ThUf'lday, Mon~ale County. WID . be Funeral II. Cuaey, 70, 314 Stone· Middleport, died In ·Holzer Medical • ..,_, icyWI!llbomMay25,1914, It ~ Fork, a son of the late am• m1 Mahala King Carsey. lit tiu a former Scipio Township IT rae and had been employed with ~lnDayton. · · lib'VMng are his wife, Freda llaltuinb Car$ey; a SClll, Danny Jre 'Carsey of Chillicothe; four step. daugllters, Judy Jacobs and ~ty HOUSfON (AP) -From JaCk· '' 5011, Miss., to San Antonio, Texas, Walter F. Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro are delivering a dual message: Pe says President Reaganlsatraldtodebate,andshesays the Sooth Is ready to vote for a woman as vice pn!Sldent. The Democrallc ·tlcket was cia;1ng out the southern swing tod~ with appearances In Houston and San Antonio before both fly to · Mondale's MJnnesota home 'tor a brlefstrategy-oi. Meanwhlle, Bert Lance, whose designation as general chalnnan of the Manclale campaign was sup- ~. Sout!1, was causlna mote controvt!I'IIY. S~ In Jackaon.on WednEilday, Mondale IC.Ufed at Reqan's suggesthJ that liiiJI'I! than two debates between the presidential conlelldcrs would "bol'e tile pants off' the public. has-"-'toratleaslslx ~ debates. "I don't think the ~t Is M, o n d a l e · -· to debate says Reagan Stocy, both of Columbus, Mazy Welsh ·of MazysvWe, . and Kathy Branham of HamsonvUle; three stEpsons, Kenneth Payne Jr. of Hanisonvwe, James Payne of Reynoldsburg,andWaynePayneof Columrus; a brother, 1bor Carsey · of Pomeroy; two sisters, Katie Knlrely and Beryl Wyatt, both of Dayton; his stepmother, Ora car. sey of Pagetown; stepbrother, worrled,the~wUibeboredand Roger Carsey of CColumbus; lour tW'IIolfthat1Vset,"Mondaletolda nieces and ·a nephew; and two ooontlmecrowdwllldetheGaver· nor's Mansion Jn•Jaclllon. "I think grl\lldsons, 21 stepgrandchlldren he'ufrald they mlgl)t helnt~e4 and eight stepgrandchlldren. · · and keep the 'IV on and learn Besides his parents, he was preceded In death l;Jy a brother. Elda Carsey. Funeral services will tie held at 2 p.m. FridaY In Ewing Funeral Home, -With the Rev. Wanda Twelve iJondl; !"ee'e iorfetted and Johnson officiating. Burial wW be In Ftned were Daiii\Y Bumnatoa. Ove defendants were lined In 91!liliiiuy, . , and costa,~ Wells Cemetery. Friends may cab manner, $113 and a\ills, public at the funeral home from2-4 and7-9 P<meroyMayor'sCourtTuesday. tntoxlcatlon, Jines suspended to $50 p.m. today, Forfeiting llOnds were Clayton and costs; Mary Kauff, Paneroy, Mortimore, Bridgeport, W.Va., $<17, $43 and costs, lmpropei left IW'II; speeii;' WilllamMCCiure.~• . Ulnce .Hennan, Rutland, $125, old $63, traffic llght; Dallas . Sayre, flpe$; Jami!S McDonald, Middle' Gallipolis, $50, sp!ed;. RObert Vepqrt, $31.3 and costs, deslnietton of noy, $51, speed; Edi'a ~lit)le•• property; S88andcosts,open~; Point Pleasant, $51, s~; Cheri $313 · and costs, possession of a Wawro, Pomeroy, liS, failUre to coirtroued substancl!; SUJ and . cris!sinCentralAmericaworsened. stop In an assured clear diStancl!; costs, public Intoxication - served In another development, the Madeline Johnson, ·Ptmeroy $43, . f ive ~ Robin Slauter, $.113 and Democrat-controlled House passed (allure to stop in im assured clear COSts, deslructlon of property; $63 , a $5.4 bWion emergency money bW that contains no new military aid lor distance; JulieEzell,Hocldngsvllle, and costs. 411sorderly lll8DIIer; · El Salvador, in delianre of Prest· Ky., $63, traffic Iijbt; Jeffrey ~pendeclto$63andcosts. Daniel Rlch!ml Taylor entered a dent Reagan's request lor $117 Reitmore, Pomeroy, $E3, traffic !'TI1llion in additional assistance lor . light; Charles Pattersoo, ftl1tland, plea oliiiQOCent to cllaqjes of public $49, speed; Vlrgiilla Wyatt.,Pome- lntoxlcationanddlsorderlylll8DIIer. theSalvadoranru:m,y. roy, $51, speed; Mary Helb, Letart; His case·. was moved to Meigs. The bill P8Slled »t--116, rut there w.va.,$43. UJegallett IW'II; . CountY COurt. · wasnodirectvoteontheSalvadoran ;Ud Issue. An attempt by Rep. J'a~ Kemp, R·N.y ., torestore the money was ruled out of order because the amount exceeded the budget. Rea· gan's aid request Is given a better chance In the Republican· dominated Senate. a 1984 ~ Mcndale repeated 'the theme d....... _ lly the s ~ •• a ra on tate Capliol steps In Austin, Texas. Ms. Ferraro, meanwhile, Is ~ ~ ~· WedneadaY night she ecboed tb£; . saying, "Any~ ........' nteiiSfil!sa.,.' ' won't vote tor a~ •. says Texas doesn't lcnDw the state of'l'I!Kal." " However, she dJd 'recave -1¢1 DeMia ...... ::.......... 'Pace u IAIItGI'ials ................ Pap e Sparta .. ......,............... 34: ,. 1!···-~·-··-------~------------------"' ~'Yffijlir free Jtan Mail-in FOrm - BUY _, • Y.OU· FOR OLYMPIC ·ACTION '· \ VRIDOO • 1-4-day IJIIIIIIIIM1Ibiaulo-record. • Electronic 1urer ' • Automatic frnn111811-load. ' I I Remote Con1rol. State 19" DEqJAATOA COMPACT TABLE TV '"" '" But Frank E. Bazler also raised questions In the report as to whether COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Oftl. Chief Justice Frank D. Celebiezt\! clals of the 17;11Xl-member Ohio violated the Jud1clal Canons of State Bar Association are "Ill war" Ethics In 1982when he~as with theOhloSu~Courtlnwhat a Democ• attc candidate tor gover· may be an unprea!dented claSh mr In 1982, later dropplni from the Within the state's legal community; rare rut never leaving the bench. · · After quietly slrnmerlng and The document .lso said the lawyers' group, which had printed being whispered abOut for nearly two years, thepresldentoftheOSBA · the court's ofOclal reportS tor many brought the" feud Into the public years,lostthecontractlnNCM!I'IIber spotllght Thursday with the release 1982 after Its Ccrnmlsslon oo of a lengthy report which scorned a Judicial Candidates · liad rated series of administrative actions . Celebiezze's I>rother, Jami!S P.. "not quallfled" !IS a candidate. He takl!n by the court. game, "The Number," was 073. In' the "Pick 4" ,same, play~!{! Monday tluwgh F!iday. the winning number was 0192. I 3-0NLY ~::-- $53995 INGELS Furniture & JeWelry . I GALLIA~M-£1GS~-MASON Veterans Memorial 106 N. SECOND AVE. MIDD.LEPORT, OHIO I ALL ADS CASH II ADVA~CE 10 PHONE ORDERS ON SPECIAL 992-~636 weekeild. a ' ---'._ 1· • •"" '"""' .0. monlhs, as 413,001 Americans' Joined the jobless rolls, the goveni. ment reported today. ~ The 0.4 percentage PQint gain In the seasonally adjusted rate, the first. Increase since unemployment went from 10.4 percent tq 10.7 pe1 cent from October to Novembi!r 1982, Increased the number of !hi! unemployed from 8,1:1l,OOJ to,. 8,M3,00J, the Labor Department ~i RE-ATI'ACBES ARM - Ohio State Ulllverslty Hoapllal's l'ellOiill&nlcd ~. Dr. ·.James Napl demouolnles lo reporienll'hunday an area where he re-aaached ·the rlchl ann of a IIOU&hem Ohio coal miner,' Franklin . T. Cremeans Wednesday. Nap! o&aled thai re-aKaciQr Is fairly mullne bullhe hard dillir Is re-altalnlnr flllicllon. (AP ~1111toto, . . was elected anyway. The report mentioned the court's decision In early 1983 to take away OSBA's traditional authority to Investigate ethics and oilier com: plaints against lawyers, Instead retalnlna those duttes for the court Itself. . Dennis Whalen, OSBA's director of media relations, .sail:l the la~is are concerned further abOut reports that the chler justice and other membersofthecourt,controlledG-1 by' Democrats, are considering a , rule to restrict bar association endorsements of judicial candidates. , The chief justire was reported a~ a national cooferenre at Lake-of·the-Ozarks. Mo., , and Dol available lor comment But John McGoey, the 00\irt' s public lnlormatlondlrector, saki the Bazler report was politically motiVated. . "This ' Is an election year. If saneone dOeSn't' like the people serving on the court, they try to get rid of them," be said. James P . Celebrezze Is up for re-election this year,oneoftwoseats the same lime, - ~ · · ___..._, number of .Amertcans with ' , which hit a record 1!6.7 In June, fell by li3,00J to lm.4 , on. Deborah'Kieln, a Bureau of Labor Sll\tlstlcs analyst, said: "What II seems to be Is a reversal of everything which took plare the month before, and took many people by suqaise, which suggests that (June's) Improvement was somewhat overstated.'' "WhatlsunclearatthemomentiS . what this Is really signalling," Mf!. Klein said. ''What It says Is, We're not exactly sure of the trend." <. at stake. Associate Justice W1lllarn B. Brown, a Democrat, ts retiring. McGary called the bsBA "one of themostpoUtical bodies In the state and It Is obvious that the bar association Is at war With the court." He called the Bazler report "a piece ot propaganda that Is not a true reflection of reality.•• Whalen look sharp exception to Mc:Gory~s comments, saytngOSBA "PfClblibly Is the least political body In the state with large numbers of Republicans and Democrats as members.'' He said "for l'he past 104 years, we'vebeenabletogetalongwlththe R's 'and D's both servtng onlt. We'vebeentrytngUkethedevll for two years to get along With this one but haven'tbeen able to." Bazler said In a letter to members which accompanied copies of t1ie report that he realizes that attOr· neys, who ·are responsible to ahd practice before the court, "are ·. apprehensive about spealdng . Thepurposeolthlsreportls "to~! the record straight" for the members, the court and the public, he saki. court with out;•: .. ,........ . .._ .. ~ ~-' Lotto jackpot raised to $22.million by'sales .. Mondale·accepts Lance resignation NORm oAKS, Minn. (AP) Walter F'. Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro ~ reviewing stralei!Y after the embarrassing departure of Bert Lance as general chalnnan of their Democratic presidential cam)llllgn 19 days after he took the job. The. resignation 'l'burlday of Lanre .... whole appolnbnent wu suppoaed to help the ticket In the South - taniished a ~ : ~tllern swing that the p~ldelltlal and vtoe preeldentlal nominees had completed earlier 1n the day. · MOndale and-Ms. Ferraro were , meettna tod4Y at Mondale'1 IUbw:· 'ban Mtnneapolla home before lhe returned to New York tor the weekend. Neitller had public appearances scheduled through the Gallipolis Daily.TribUne . .The Qiity Sentinel ·Point Plea~nt _ Register I~'· WASHINGI'ON (AP) -Civilian unemployment cOmbed to 7.s· , gercent lh July, the ftrst gain In .ai . ., -YOUR AD. WILl REACH A 3 COUNTY AR·EA • I -association unleashes attack on Supreme Coui1 A-ochWP.,. Writer CRAZY DAZY -DAYS!!! . bar By ROBERT E. MDI.ER Emergency runs ' ' I Bush was stlll at large at press. time. ,, - Jobless rate -climbs By DONNA liB\'SON Nappi said the procedures for .4-odated Preall writer . limb reattachment, which Involve COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ~ A palnstaldrig blood vesael and nerve mine worker who · underwent reattachment and grafting, are surgery for 1110re than n1ne hOUil to nearly20yearsold.Thesuceessrate reattach an arril severed ·at the for reattachment Is ~ percent, but shoulder In ait !Mustrjal accident he Is quick to differentiate ~ remains in fair condition. reattachment and regaining The UniVersity Hospitals surgeon tunctlon. who re-attached Franklin ere"Nobody· really has any reme&ns' right arm said the itmbwas functlonlngstatlst!cs," he said. "warm pink" Thursday. Nappi said he and. two resident "He appears stal!le," Dr. James , surgeons worked two to three OOUrs NapPi said, but added "It's hard to before deciding . to attempt a assesa anyone ~ho's gone through reattachment. Only two or three this much surgery." other full-ann reattachments have Cremeans' arm was ·severed at been doni! at tlli! bo!lpltal, he said. · the shoulder lri a ···conveyer-belt • •HA!ald ~~ttaclimant accident Wednesday morning at would not have attempted SouthemOhloCoaiCo.'sMelgSNp.l "~we not thwght there was at mlrie near Wilkesvnte. A hellcopter least a chance at SIDle re- . brOOght hln\ to Columbus. · functlont,ng." ' ·. Nappi said Cremearts can look ItWIDbetwotothreeyearsbefore f01ward to a three-to four-week ~!Ves have grown enwgh so . hospital stay and two to 10 doctorscan~theextentto reconstructtveo(leratlons. which Cremeans wtll regain the use · Crenieans, 47, wW undergo ther· ofhisannandhand.Napplsald.He apy to help him regain some use of said he expects some fUnctioning of his arm, Nappi said. the shoulder and elbow Within the "Yw ·canputjustaboutanything year. "has an acceptable backon,andltwWIJve,"saldNappl, The 33. "Those of us who do It consider It chanre of becoming a functiOnal fairly IWtine. The hard thing Is part," Nappi said. re!ltlaining function." · (Continued on Page 12) !he dumb walter, used to serve food. Clll Wedneed8y. ' ' 1¢ • 01lt1onal Space Command' Vtll aim The MetaJ County Emergency Medical Sen1ce reported five runs 2 Secolono. 12 P - 215 Conti A Muhlmedlo Inc. Now-- ' , - :· Limb reattachment patient now 'fair' ,FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, PLACE AN AD IN ·THE CLASSI.FlED FOR 3 DAYS, GET 3 lORE DAYS FOR JUST WITH charge. A spokesman for the pollre department said Bush apparently escaped anlUJJii 8:00 a.m. \)u'ough • arm . Recorder ' • • " .GOT ·A CRAZY ·DEA( • Zenith Smart Deck Video 1 ' ···----~ ...:.. 1 . ' ' Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday. August 3, 1984 Tbe Eastew Local Scho91 District, Cit1:1lens tor Better Scliools today · 8: fall-day~- 'i'he true tJnanclal picture Is not available at this time · atlel!clanCe -at sclMxll Is unnecessary. This attitude could create future refuted statements recently made by Richard Roberti, Easterll's . becatlil! alltttonal reJ'ned1ill Services woold Iiave to. be 'implemented to attendanre prOblems. · . ' superintendef1t. on hjs recoounendation for full day, f!Very other day · counter' the adverse effects of the lull-day alternate•program. "Many four, five and slx-yeat ol<.l children still require naps In the sessionS tor kindergarten pupils of the distriCt "It Is the opinion Of the members ot Citizens for Better SclM:lols as well as afternoon. These chlld{en, however, are llidlvlduals and we cannot expect The organization statement says! · · · that of numerous educators that a full day-alternate program does not them to au be sleepy at the same time. They WID not all sleep at the same ' "Mr. Richard Roberta, Eastern Local Superlritendent, failed to ijst any provide the educational continuity needed by very yoUng chlldren. time, therefore, much valuable teaching time WID bewastedlnnap-related advantages in support of the full day kindergarten ptogram.ln fact, less Continuity of lnstrllctlon Is best attatned In a dally program. This Is the activity. The academic atma!lphere of the classrooln has thus been than five minutes were allotted to the kindergarten Issue during the last primary reason that children In all other grades attend class on a dally · reduced to that of a nursery school. The Inclusion of nap time teaches hoard. meeting. Mr. Roberts tailed to focus any attention on academic basis. A child's prog1 ess In teaming Is greatly hampered If he does not Children that 11 Is alr1ght to sleep In school. This !118Y create problems lor Issues. Citizens for Better Schools believes the acaclemic Issue to be far attend sclM:lol every day. · the chUd In tater years. . more Important than any other single Item. "In an alternate day pmgtam, much time wW have to be spent In · "Citizens for Better Schools will be pfpvld1ng the news media with "Why should Eastern Local be any different from thf other rurai school re-teaching material already tauibt because of the llm1ted attention span additional Information pertaining to this submectas well as other pertinent . .. districts that suiTOWld tt? The following rural schoQl districts inalntllln a ofOve-year-oldchlldren.Achlld'sattentlonspanlssbortandltisd1ff1cultto .- Issues that come before the Eastern Local SclM:lol Board. If anyone .1$ half.dll)' program: Federal ·Hocking, _..\!hens County, Soothem Local. maintain his attention In the aft.erooon after he has been In class all Interested In addtttonallnlormation or In attending a CBS meeting, he or Meigs Local, M!!$011 County and WoodCOunty.Thesec:llstrlcts believe that moming. A chlld who attends an alternate day ptogram consisting or tWo she should call 667-37:11 or 9854163.'' • gains far exi:eed the financial benefits that might occur With the academic or three days Instruction per week mav develop the attitude that dally . . f· • ' ' . •( GET 1 FREE ---... :-·.. "·__ ·· -. '}J(r-1 1 .Pris6iler .escapes enttne ' NO, WE'RE NOT GOIN·G , StiR-CRAZY BUT HAVE WE ClEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Wednesday nllbt In the Ohio Lottecy's dally at y I Middleport mayor's cases . RE ORD ALL THE ·• • < Funds distributed Lottery Beef queen contest••.Page 12 Eastern parents refute Roberts' statements NEW,LEXINGI'ON, Ohlp (AP) - ASome!'$et woman charged with fa)ally shooting her two small chlldren before shooting herself has been found competent tO stand trtal. ' ' Rachel Thompson, 31, charged with slaying her son, Jason, 7, and daiJihter, Holly; ~. In their home in May, has pleaded lnmcent and tnmcent by reason of Insanity to two murder charges. Admlsslons - <llarles Walker, Mkldleport; James Reynolds, Mid· dleport; James Copeland, Rutland; lola Damewood, Syracuse. Discharges- None. State fair judging•••Page 7 1'1.......... .. -l-10 ... P·.· .. Camlai-T'V ............. Plltte n Vol.34. No.79 '· Racine-was called at11: a! a.m. to theOrestatklnforLowellMcNickle, no transportation needed; at 12: a! p.m. Rutland went to Happy Hollow Road tor James Copel&nd to VeterarisMeJnorlalHospltal; Syracuae went to 8J1d&eman Street at 12: 51 p.in. tor DilYeHUIIoli ioHolzer· Cllnlc; MiddleportWascalledatl: 41 · p.m. to MID Street Clinic for Christopher Jeffers to'Holzer Medical Center; at 12:38a.m. PomerOy went to West Main SlreetforWiilter Ellis to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Weather Cop~righted 1984 ' . Suspect competent A prisoner .escaped Wednesday momtng trom Middleport vtllage jall.' .' . Roger Bush, 18, Gallipolis, was being Held on a disorderly conduct Cl1i MAC conference•••Page 3 ;::;~;y::;Or~~ cases, ~A~t~an~alrpor~~-t~.-aiJy~~ln~H~ousto~.n~==Y~ou=r~~~=~ ·Salvadorian victory ' Bylbellald ,............- ..7 . rnakblgllertlrsstcampai&nappl!lll' ance In the South as Mondale's remlnderoftheconservattve~ I'WIIIIng mate ' ~ getting an ofwomenatonestop. enthuslastlc rapouae to her,lleety. ,_..:;;.;.;.:=::..:::_:__;.__ _........._;,. NewYorkltyle. • Your "E~~~:tr• Touqft"' "Do I ~ to worry about the 11 181 South?" lhe lllked at the Jadtson - ~Fiorlll nco 7 • .-aiJy,refi!ITingtotheconce'msome Democrats have about how voters wW react to the presence of a FLORIST . wmiiiiiClll the'tlcket. · · · . ·.. "No!" Cam!! the sllouis from the PH .. 99~-,(144 · \ crowdofseveraltl!ousandpeople. , 3112 E: ·M•In, Pomeroy .u.~. general predicts WASHINGI'ON (AP)- The top U.S. general In Central AmeriCa, opposing use of AmeriCan combat troops In El Salvador, says the Salvadoran ·armY shOuld be able to defeat leftist guen1llas In two years . lfgtvenenoughald. But Anny Gen. Paul F. Gorman, ··' headoftheU.S.SouthernCommand in Panama, said Wednesday that the.anny'srecentperforrnanrehas been a "mixed picture" with "some tactical debacles; some reSt tdump!Js. ". · Connan toldaHwsepanelthatbe would like to boost the number of U.S. non~bat military advisers IQ El Salvador from 55 to 125. And he provided e$tlmalesof the number of · American cltizlens who would be "potential evacuees" If the military Inside today: • MCllldale had ISSued statemeat '111111'11day nllht I8Ylna he rearet· tully was aa.'e()llna the l't!lignallon ot his "~d and advllor," Lance, ~ who was fOrced tO ., step down as former l>reslilent Jimmy Carter's budget director amid allegations of · lrregularltllis In his private banking OOsiness In Gecqta. "I haw becOme a major focus of the campaign, through theeftortaft different. people raiSing OnCe again old chat&I!B which haw been fully reeolved through our sy~~em establlahed by ~ Conatltut:IDIJ of the United States/' Lance said In his l'l!llpation letter to Mondale.. "l want to be a part It asucCeiltul. effDrt In yow' election UPieddelitft the United Slatt!l. not the focus to dMrtattenttonawaytromsUbetan· live lAuel whldl are solmplrtantto thlscampalgn." said Lance. "I regret Bert's declaton, but I respect It, •• . Mondale said In his llatement "In recent days he has been IIUbjected to some very touah and ~ publicity.... Bert and hll famtly have been burt by belplN-' ' me. .. ' I £11~-a lANCE IU!SIGNATION - Bob Bedtel, Waller M n er'el1 • 1 'r dlndur, waa qreeth•• .,_,_,_v &--..-. JdCbl I I " I Ill r lp..tm o. lleli L8llce u ......,... cllalnnu of the M I 'e crmt•lp. 1.-- clled the CGIIAVii&l) l'llled by "old dia'pl'' lmlled .,.._ him u the fer I* reslpudlon. (AP Jo •rtilllta). . peake, an Ohio River city near ti1i! NEW PARIS, Ohio (AP) Neither heat nor rain deters the Kentucky-West . Virginia border, devoted from a shOt at what could be Hart descrtbed the scene l(s .. unreal." . the nation's largest lottery jackpot. "There's anywhere from four ib Sales of about $6,00J 'per minute could push Ohio's record state Lottq six hours waiting time In line, b~ pot, last estimated at $21.3 mllllon, people are happy," he said. "One •'' beyond the $22.8 m1lllon payout guy got his car towed off, got his car., paid the fine and came back." o!fered by New York In May, said Hart said some people were evB~;~ · Ohio Lottery Commission spokesspending the night lined up to 'buy woman Anne Bloomberg. . tickets. Some waited despite ralll Lottery Director 1bomas Chema ' scheduled a news conference for andheat. 'lb1 lottery c:Ornmlsslon said 1: 00 p.m. today and could announce Hart's Muffler had the largest an updated jackpot then, Ms. overall lottery sales in the state lit Bkxmberg said. Lotto sales Wl!.-e $3,817 ,900Thurs· the Dacal year that.ended June 30, day, bringing the Week's total to although New.Paris Carry-Out cin $13,572,628, compared with the Indiana border had the largest $8,181,8U lor the same period last Lotio sales. Alo.ig with the weekly \ Lotto game, Ohio offers two daUy week. numbers garries. Paul Hart, proprietor of Ohio's At the New Paris Carry-Ou_t, best·sell1ng lottery post, predicted co-owner VInce Leonard said the Thurs<layofthejackpot: "It'sgolng to &Qto$25or $26mWion. I'w never · store Instituted Its ..own numbe~ ' · sysler1'1 to keep things mov1Iig . seen anything like this." , efllclently. t At Hart's AA Muffl'll' 1J4Chesa· 1 . ' �'" . .. l1l Court street · romero.r, Ol!lo ·: ·~ DEVOTED TO THE INTI!:RE8T8 OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA lb . . .. ' ..•' . . . ~~ ,._,~..,..·~""'·ROBERT .L . WJNGETI' Publisher ' ,, ' . .· :· .: PAT WIII'l'EHEAD :•.: ,u.11~t Publllher/ControUer ' • . .. •::1 ' • BOB HOEFLICH General Maaa,er 1 ' DALE BO'JIIGEB, JR. News f:dltor . A MEMBEII, of 'J'he Allocfated P..,., Inland Dai)J p..,. ~· lloa BDd Ole ~erlcu NewapaJier hbllsheno Alloc~ · · .. :, LElTICII8 OF OPINION lll'e , . . . _. 'IIIey - ' bo - - . . ,.. . . 1'"'1· AI!IOilenare•bJec& loeclllbl&-mllllbollped""" ioanle, - • " " " l<lepb- DtUDbos'. No -lpOIJI-. wtll bo publlohoot: Ll!llen oboolld be Iii ,. ~~::: Equal time for God ---=---_,.;.J..:_.ames_....:..J-:-.K....;upa;.....;,,_nc_k The Daily Sentinel 'ntanks to a blpartlsaP ~tto.n · WASmNGTON - Until last frt'edolr. of speech or tree00m of week we had thls.crazy.sltuatlcm In assoclatlcm, or for tllat matter, no · ill botb House and Senate, tiiJa ugly · our 111gb schools: U a handful of right to the free e:xercl8e of reHaJon . illllci'lmlnatton DOW has been ~ students wanted to declare them• · either. · · unlawful. Thtt Equal Accna · se!W!I the YOUilg Cunmunbt$ The unbelievable thing 1$ thatio Amendinent to the math and Club, aud U they wanted to meet ln blAtant a ~ of 'f\UidlmeDtal s$ce. education ac:t will Pl!t an ~ an empty classroom after school American freedoms actually wa,s end to tlie hostlllty towal'l1 rellgiO!l hours to dlscuiS the teacbingJ of det'ended by auch outnts as the that has t&n so 1ea1 ettably evt®Dt IW-1 Marx, tlils was . OK. No Amei1cim Civil Uberties Union. In many ichool ~ across the · problem. They had a 'r!ght'to Hereandtherearoundthecountry, natlon: Underthisamelldment,lfa freedonl of SPeech aild ~tiOII. jud~ and school aclrniJIIjtr&IOrs school lets any "DOJH:IIITiculum · · But If a different ~ of h!gll upheld thl! bizarre situation. Stu· ~,'elated student JUOUP." use Its scbool students wanted ,to &!clare dents ,could gather voluntarily to · tacWttes before or . after school themaelves the Bible Study Club talk about stamp collecting or coin . OOw-s. the school Cannot cteay and If tliey wanted to meet In an collectbii; t)ley' could talk abo11t "equal access to any students who empty classroom after schoOIIIOiirs · ~ gambits or antlql¥! a.tomo- wish to conduct a ~ within to discusS the teacblngs of Jeaus biles; but if they wanted to talk that limited open forum on the baSis Christ, thiS was forbidden . Noway! about God they rtsked be!Jig kicked .: pllllosophi· ' Such students bad no . rlgbt to out ri school. at : L!pod~':eet~P::,otl~.:dr:~~-~~~to-=·:.:'IIGI:!por===·~IMIM~.-·~_.....,;____.1 (Th~ probl~rn ·of f such meetln&B·" . 11\e amendment forbids IPOJIIOI'· ~P ~ IUCh meeUnP by the 1ICbool ltlelf. Nopubllctundl!ll8YbeiJIIIIt on them. ~ m~ aftelld, but In a CIJNodl•l capacity, "Non-~ may · not dlr!lct. conduct, CO!Itrol or reautariY a,tt.ft4 activities Of stude!Jt IJ'OIIIll, ' At. telldance at meetlrip mlilt be voluntary. In sum, Clu1at and Karl Marx are to get eqll81 tlmtt, or at least equal opportunity. What In tlie nanif of ihe toundlnc tatben Ia W1'0iii wtth that? -OlJponents ~ the 1lQielldnlellt found three ~ ~· Tbey feared the lltnf!lldmenl WOuld open the way for ''cults'.' ID tnflltrate the high schools; they saw ·an Wtder· mining of "the wall of separatiOn · beh\'t'ien church· ancf state"; and tbeY feared thill some children only would siJffer psychological harm by being excluded - or unwJ!Uqly Included - when a student IJ'OUP met tor religious ~· · Rei>· Charles E. Scbiainei'ofNeiv York raised the dreadful p!llllllblllty that a man 'woo calls himSelf Cblet Boo Hoo, leader ot' the Neo- , ~rtcan Chu(Ch, "coUld be In· vlted, bY !Ill. unwittin& III'OUP of sl}ldenbi Into any school In ~· lea." Rep. Don Edwards ofCaUfor· nla was ·as doletuJ: "'lbe scbool . dlstrlc!s are going to be lni!Ddated by ' dc!inand5 from stitdents tor. religious meettnas ~ various typn of cults, ftlnge III'OUJIS and~ religious movements." In both chami;Jets CIPJif.PI!IIt& spoke of the "wall of aeParidlm•" forgetting that this "wlill'~ 4tlltmi· cally has bei!n DO more ~a barrier than a tllree-rall fence. From the . beginning of our republic, se sk!IIB. of House alid Senate have opened wtth prayer. OUr national motto proclaims that "In God \Ye ~-" security ·during election ·. year. ran. ;.<·. : :·most •:, Withsecurtty-ronsclous the Increase ul·campalgn travel; President Reagan, perhapS the president In history, faces thedlietnrnaotmaklng · ; himself available to voter$ withoUt exposing himself to danger. : Several l)lfferent methods were trted out last week as Reagan spent "' three d!lys campaigning tor rei!lect:IOn. .. . . · . ; ' : In Atlanta, for ~ce. large tractor·trallers were IJr<:Qglrt to a :-suburban sl!oPPing mall and placed a8 security barriers near the area set ·. off tor the poUtlcal rally. ;: Blue curtains were hung on the sides~ the J>)lllform from which Reagan · spoke, and theywereusedtoconstiUct an entranceway, as theyareDeal'ly : evecywbere Reagan goes. That way, his annared Umouslne can be driven • directly llehlnd the curtains, and be Is III!Ver vlslble to the pubHc except : when be's actually on stage. :. Oesplte the sweltering .beat that day, Reagan and his Secret ServiCe ;:agents were the onlY people on the plattom'l who kept ~ suit jaCkets on. ·: All the other politicians were In shirtsleeves. · :. While Reagan doesJI't ~ar a bulletproof vest all the time, it's a sate bet · :· that be.and his agents wear them whenever he's In public. ·.·. . . • ~ At lilnlost au the.outdoor rallies Reagan attends, the plattonn frOm : which he spellks Is usiJ!llly set liack considerably from the crowd. In one · : case,thep)atfOf!TlltselfwassohlghthatonlyReagan'sfacewasvlslbleto . . ~ ~audience standing or sitting on the ground. · ·. . _ _ _;.,__ _ _ _ _-...:.._..:..._--:-_ _,_._""'"':-:---: When he does s!Jeak, Reagan Is standing behl!ld a bulletproof lectern that · ·· :;p;mes uptoth!lmlddleofhis~t. Anagent_!sstandlngnearbywithatiui WASHINGTON is orrtclalsfamlllllrwithLantlrnsaylt Marietta, has organJ2Jed the Lantlrn "screened" for higher qualitY,. Tldl ..-btllletproot overcoat. .· . . :· ' story of a lantern tl)at sheds 110 takes potentially vahta!R technol· project so that ' quaUty-conttol dubious procedure rnay .':pwk ;:: :Scmetlmes, when tlie temperature Is hovering near 100 dt!giees, the Ught, anotlli!r In our depressing . OilY and renders It vtrtuanYuseless. personnel ' are subOrdinate to tlie lrnclplent faBure IDOdes,'' 'lt. re. ··.Jii'esklent looks pretty uncomfortable sitting on the plattonn In his S!!ries on Pentagon proOtgacy. They described It to my IIISOCiate . head of operationS, not lndependport seys.. ;:~-Sleeve .shirt and j8cket, awal~ 111!1 tum to speak. In Atlanla, he Earlier this year, I reported Donald Goldberg .. the eQlllvajent ent. ThiS means that ''quallty . - Inspectors fOund serious !nat. to the head of his SeCret Service detail, woo was sitting In the next. serious problems with the Navy's . of loolllng t!U'OUab a 4.~1nch· , decisions adverse to productl()n can ·tentlon to qualitY-control proce- · ., dden , the . ,, row, and borrowed a bandlcerchlef to mop his brow. · · . neiv super-plane, ihe FA-18 Hornet. diameter soda straw while sklln· be overrt ... ~FI dures at Martin ~- "~· ·"""•· ·Jn some cases, the Idea seems to be to make It appear as Jf Reagan Is The admirals and the manutac· .· ndng the tr'eelops at 500 nllle!i' an explains. ''In .times of production torswereobaervedworklngattlll!lr _ .11tten<Jing a pubHc event, while never actually allo',Ying him to be seen In turer swarmed all ~ · me, but the hOUrillthepltclldarkhoplqtol\lta needs, · product quaUty _ can be statlons,blwhatW&asuppceedtobe · ' .• . . .. · · Hornet Is ·DOW undeJ'IIIIng lnajQI' target. The glorUied soda straw Is cm~Promlsed t9 meet schedule ' a clean roo,m environment; con- · . ; . pubilc. · .. When he opjmed the Sununer Olymlc Games' In Los Angeles, for rnodlacatlons. I also 1!!1)0rted that the · pilot's only link to · his requirements.'' ~food, with pUrses on tllp · ~ • .: example, the Umouslnewasdrlven behind a curtain-canopy that had been the Navy'sAegls-equlppedaiWiers sit!'ro\tJ~d~Dp. · · - 'IbiS · ts noi a theoretical their bench, wtth oo hair protection, buUt near the entranceway. Hewentfrolnthecartnsldethecurtallls,tolhe . bad never been adequatelY tested; . · Thepric;eJa&onthisqlaelitlonable The report notes that ill street .shoes, and llSieJftbliJIC . , elevatorandln\(lapresldentlalbolcthatwasenclosedonthreesldes.Frml montbs later the Aegis was the target, according IDa 1982 Air, one Instance, Lantlrn work was · prtnted circuit ·bOards with DO thewlndowontbefourthsldehewatc\ledtheevenlllonthefleld.'Ille!Ml,IXKJ subject of Intense crttlc!srn on· Fonoe study, Is .about $7 mlliJon allowed to proceed with matel'lal gloves or •finger the report Olympic fails In the audience saw the president only on a large television Qlpltol HDL . . each - roughly $i million more that didn't meet ipeclftcatlons, chaJlles, , . screen set up ou~lde. · · J · . So I anticipate an outcry from the .than the Air Force has been while another C8841 showed' that ·' 'l1lese are not frivolous coni· ·. : .• , When Reagan arrived at the UlliVerslty of Southern Calltomla to gri!et Pentagon over this report the Air aasurtilg (',()llgress that Lantlrn will · quallty-control perSonnel have DO plaints; even !~»riute parttClea of the U.S. Olympic team, his helicopter landed onanelilptyfootballfield.An Force's latest multi-bUUon-dollar ~Dt. Development l!n'ltsalone ha'ie say over design cilangeS' !JJcorpq- dust can ruin entire electronic , armored car was drlveJ;IID within a·few feet of the hellcoptei' so that the . brainStorm., called Lantlrn, tor Low more than doubled: from an lidt1al ra(!!d Into the system. ''The tnlpU· syltem. ''The concern Is that this · ptesklent could quickly go.from one to the other. EYen wben be's tra~ Altitude Navlgatton and Targeting esttma~ of t98 mllUon to the cat10111 are that the real power of lack of discipline will 'carry over' fA) , · distanceS as short as 100 yards, Reagan almo6t.III.'Ver wallcs. Infrared System for Night. The current estimate of .$191 rnllll9n. the organization iesldes ·!n manu· Lantlm Once Martin Marietta . · ,; .Sharpshooters were standing on the ~ ~ nearby buildings. · . acronym may !le till! best feature ri Worse than the cost ovenuns, factur!Dg, thus reducing the iiJceu. . receiveS production lio-abead," the ·: Oil other occasions, security seems C~>nsiderably loaller. In HobOken, the contraption; It's certainly the. howevei-, are the quaUty problems hood that deslp chaniles necessary report explains. ( . . ' • ··~.J., for lltStance, thousands of people anxious to gllln!J$e the ~t1al che8~. that have plagued Lantlm. An forqualltywouldbelinplemented," Despite thele actual and paten;, • : ·m otQrcade not only lined the sidewalks along the motorcade roote but Lantirn Is supposed to enabl!! tntei'nal Air Force report Identifies · the report WarDs. ·tlal. problems, ~ Air Fora! Ia ' · actually spWed Into the streets. allowing just enough room on each side tor pilots ID find their targets at nlgtit these, aDd they'~ ·fundamental. '· - 'lbe Air Force lillows the use of · expected to live Martin MaJ1etta tbe cars to pass through. . whlle flyjng low enough to elude For example: substat1dard ecimponents for Lan- production approvll) next year tor •~ · · ·· enemY radar. But Air Force .,.. The manufacturer, Martin tim, J)I'OVIded they are later · 4i58 Lantlrnl .- costing almost M . ' bi!Uon. 'Du •' n ..-·u·. 'lb'.' aw ·d . •b · ar.l. .Jack Anderson . - :This. ibe · :-tllmed m. problem. cots," an ·Letters ·to the Editor . I an GOP .c ampaign worries So-called dog pourid I ' Lowell Wingett ~ ' Ashorttlrneagoltoldyouthatwe . was added. Anyone who believes he trtes to wriggle out of the president. Even If the. ptealdent SeniOr Citizens would have our turn the InflatiOn rate IIW'I'aged 3.5 debates, there Is no way he can do tollowed a well·known cutoonllt's I've been looking for a P!JPPY for and ccylng. A ftlend of mine went to be.&fven a dose of ~tt8J pei'cent In 19!3, pleue stand on so without expoaliig ~ as .an . · suaeetlon and 01dend a lex my thi'ee little girls for a tew weeks with me and we waited around for . political pategorlc. Sure enough your bead! Not only did we recc!lve actor who can perfonn well only change operatiOn for Qeorait! Bulb, now and decided to go to a pound to someOne becaUse I saw a puppy I . President Ronald RHpn · has leu than we should during the fast When lie !las a prepared scrtpt or a I doubt UIt would llelp. Bulb, In lilY see what I might find, so l went ID wanted but no one showed up. So announced, whether we ..erve It sbutrleln 19113, thenionthlyamount . tele-prompter. oPtmcm. would. then 11111'4ft men the MeigS pouixljo see what kind of she crawled up the fence and or not, we will be glveD a colt of each Senior Cltla!D hal deducted ~ Is no. !lcnibt tlilit Mondale unappeaJ!n&. Of eoune, the R4pub. dogs were l)lere. through the llap and got down Into Uvtng raise on olir social leCUI'jty from their tDontbly dleck tor . and Ferraro will ~ the six llcan Coaveatlon DIIXt .moath eOuld : After I got there I wished I hadn't the cage and handed the puppy out even If the rate o(..lnllatlon falls Medicare' jumped from f12,31 to presldentlal debatel. and two vice ask Bush to itep ~ fat' Senator brought my glrlswithmebecauselt to me. below three percent. 'Ibis applies $14.11) In one :Year. Vertly, Reagan p~alldenttal meetings. They made 'Nancy KaaebaWil or tranaporta· wasn't a very pretty ,sight for More than Ukely m011t of these not only tO the Senior Citl:oer111 but to giveth and Reapn taketh away! this abundantly clear at the Demo- tton Secretary Ellzl~ Dole but children to see. animals at pounds will never feel ~blllty social securl1y reclpteqts This political panacea to the , cratic ConventiOn. The Delnocrats . they would stiU ' be 1~ - wtth They have .t~ or four big · the loving anns of a child to hold as well. The Republican Senate, Senior Citizens Is only IndicatiVe~ have alteady grabbed the i!lltlatlve Reagan. • , . caged-In pins with locked gates and them because they'll III!VerilUlkelt. knowlngagoodpolltlcalscamwhen tbeway.OIIrgovemmentwillberun by nominating a woman tor vice Worry, won'y!!! a big metal flap above my head If you don't want your pets you'd be they see It, hurried ·.to pall· the between now aud tt1ect1on. The read "~It Dpgs Ilere" In big · ·showing them more mercy to throw required lealsla.tton. The ~ president will sanctlmoliloualy ' .· I . .J • red letters. People drop dogs and them In front of a fast·movlng cratlc House, bllll!lf-defenSe, will be · plead tor a balanced l;ludget 4!VIIII puppies down through this flap·onto vehicle than ,tO throw them IntO a obllgted ID go along. wblle hie ilpl the 19111 bud&et : . -~ld ' concrete like garbage ·bags! po~nd! What kind of world are·we . To n:H!o the.whole deal Jias. the before Oct. 1, Jllllll'lllltel!lni the ' ' > , : ; • My little girls didn't understand bringing Qur children Into? distinct odor of wanl heeler vote reautar aetlclt ·of about ~ bllllon. , . ; .why the~ animals were barking Debra HaD, Vinton, Ohio. . , ~· ToaddiDaulttolnjluy, they Uhebadwanteda-bai•DCI'IIbtldaet ' ' are using the money wblch We so badly, he .would IIIII 11m! made '. . already were. due to make .the this couriby a dl!bb nation wldi a · purchase. I consider rnyaalf an · natiOnal ~ more than 'cltlubled ' . that o - esen .avera&e Social Security recipient. durlnJ his ~tlon. His HIM .. . My attention was attracted by the think of sorneth'n" ·~... 4': · My wtte, Mal-y, keep~ a mellculous promll8 are no ~ believable , : . 'lront page picture or Jolynn .Bester · tatlve Bester has done •for M!!IP , · reco~dottheaccountaatourhouse thanthlllebemadeiDlllll,wltenhe ' : · • Jn last Tuesday's edition of the County durtng her first teml as as 1 ciiQiot be trusted to bal·- a -.. promlled a balanc:ed bltls;at by : :Sentinel. It Is a sad commentary to representative. The only significant check book, J.went back on her 1• 10 ' ·think that our State RepresenlatiVI! thing I can think of Is that ~voted · reconb to verify my O(llaloll th8t The lkrrii;ICratlc ConYeBuon wu 'leets It Decessary to ~ke a trip to to Increase our state Income tax by . the pree!dent and the Senateare Dot DO more than ~ Wlletl be Qladc! a ,Pomeroy'to tell Meigs County that !Ml percent. ' . living Ul ~ ekepf; pan of . CIJIIIIIIIIn trip tltrouP Te!xu; · It won't have a road to tile .Yours truly: . -:-- ~· E.. ~· wbatwell!WdYhawCM"CPfnlto ... " GIIcqlaandN./.,Jtrwyi-HJAip~~ RavenswOOd Bridge for at ~ast 10 • "' lfyaa ~ J llll!!llleii!Setl&llyb' the Deiuatudc' ~'~"dtlll, Walter " ' , , •:years. I have hied desperately to Syracuse, Ohio. . · . moat 'ct your ~. Y1!U Will Mondall and Gerildlnehrnro, 1D lelliEftlber that Jllalll the bllt Repn 1i1*1 CIIICille Colt ·~ ,I Jvlq' Adjllltmeitt tradition. e - , PI " '*a.. (COLA) u 10011 u the rate of pn knowl be Is Cl1ll!lt laa trap be lnfldon llllldt 't ltt Social Slcurlty ~ to l1ulld. Tbat trap .. tbiiiX Jll)'IJalll tor 11M! Deedl debl:... . Ill wldcll Mnn#lw .... Today Is Friday, Aug. 3, the 2l6tb day of l,98l 'lbere In! :mel days left In '- .the year. . . . of the nc4fada . dts" 'IIP4bltn. Hell 4JIIIbulldtlli •• a , In 8'1 they cbiJia8d traptow:yeuuaowlalteu-.da ·Today's highlight bl history: , ' the ntlel rllbt In tilt lllldd)e Oi 1!le Cll1lr brfellna book 1D II'IPIJ'ft tar : :On"ug. 3,1923.~ Coo!Jdrwas sworn In arthe3JtbPteddent~the ~ ganwuiiPI 11-I'HP"..,._. the debtde With PI IMt Carter. ·tJbited Statee, illlowlna' the deeth ct Warren G. Hardllla· . . . : On Ibis date: ' . . . tile llw (IQitpml"' tile COJ..A b' Hie ltlllld the trap willa be 1111111111 ..~.,.., I thlnlf of ,,.,_, ,.,_, I • I ;1; In 14112. aplorer Ou-ltttl·....... Coluinllulll!t 1811 tram 'P Ull, 9plln, with , 1B ttom JliJ1wla 1llt 1'1111 Wll . . J11 1'"•1111 luD I Ule II Jwu.,OIMIId do,,..,_ .. . . .' ; IDWfllpttaiD. "tttree.llllpe - Qle NIDa, tile Plata and the Santa Marta - caa \'Ofllt that· CIIIIDIIIaltly atv-· to Janury l, tile, UIMwbellanlner er~3.5JIIIIc.,.t Nalrbellcauptl Nollillu.r._ . WllUid take lllm..to the New Workl. 1.1 Berry .s World .. What luJs she done? ~ .::~roday <in history ·.. eooar- '""daofent ......- ... Della...... ~ i' ' ' . -- . ·~ .. ... ~< • .. ... ' ., . .. • • .... !•A . WlLMINGTON,Ohlo(AP)-It's very possible that sometime during tlie Bel)gais' exhibition . g~e against the Ne\1! York . Jets on , Satu;day, Iloo!TI!!r · Eslason will handofftoBrentZ!egleratewttmes or thr(IW.a fewJl!ISIIeS his way. · , For about 400people tn the crowd · at,the Jets' stadium~ that w!ll be ail Interesting swil(:h. . · · · Before college, the two Benga1s . rookies were arch-rivals at New York-area high schOols. Ziegler was a star fullback at West Islip High . S.:hool, and Esiaso!t was quarter· • back at East Jsllp ,High. Now they're c~ ftlends. And Saturday night, when thl!.Beng~ .A careers just across the · Hudson River from the Big Apple. · Zlegter said that first gamewUlbe Julit lllrethepnm - everybodywho Is any body wtll be there. · ' Ziegler estimates about 200 West IsUptanS will come to the game by bus. Estason wtll have a similar throng. Neitlier could accomodate all their ticket reQuests. · . · "My sister was getting so manyphoqe calls at home ror llckets that wethoughtaboutputtlngarecorded message on the phone: 'Tickets are Amorleu 'L ocloaFlnallldiiiJ:•.,..... AvJ. All H B !II 311 11R RBI BB SO Tony RU!l• .......... ......... .. .. .. ..............................356 110 32 21 5 . 0 I 1$ 25 1J Rick WisE ... ......... .............. ....... ........ .. .............. 343 35 11 6 2 0 0 5 10 II Brian Shepler .......................... .. ......... . .... .......... 333· Nic k Rim ...................................................... ,:m Chris Kennroy ..................................................lll Dan Thomas ............ ..... .'.. ..... :.......................... ..JJ'l Jay Carponler .... .. ...................... ... ................... ,267 K<'V1n Eastman ............ ..... .......... .. ................. ...264 Scot Gheen ............... ....... : .. .................... .. ...~ ... .241 Paul Dull ....... ........... ,... .. .. :.......... ... .. ........ , ......237 Gordqn !!f>lete ...... :......... ~ ...... ..... ....................... 197 Donnie SWalzel... .... .. ., ., .. .. .......... : .. .. .. .......... .... .. l95 · Trey Cas ..u ..... .........-. ....... ........... .. ... .. .... .. ... ... .191 .Jackl• Welker ......... :...... .... .... ..................... .133 Al;ln Kllll( ... , ................. .............. .. : ... ..... .. ......... l%i . Todd &>l'gdoll ........ ...................... : .., .. ., .. .. ..... . , .115 Brian F!"<'man ...... .. ............. .. ... ...... ... .... ........ .047 RyanOllvor ., .. , ...... ............. ... ........................... OIO . 63 21 12 109 . 36' 31 • m 21 21 63 :15 !i1 1ll9 :11. 61 Ill 84 Ill 32 36 21 25 14'1 lOif l'lldiiiiC Woa-Lool ..,._ 0 4· 3 0 1 1 19 1J .2 1 12 10. 3 0 14 11 2 ·o 36 11 . > 1 9 7 0 0 11 3 0 0 16 11 0 , 1 16 . s 3 I · 8 10 0 0 4 . 2· 0 0 3 1 I ·0 1 6 0 o I 4 0 0 213111 II . • 0 15 1D 1 5 0 16 17 13 o 10 22 15 1 10 ,13 13 2 10 7 6 o 4 4 9 4 :Ill 12 25 0 J · 7 12 0 5 5 16 0 9 14 16 9 16 15 1 7 8 25 · 0 I 2 13 0. 2 1 8 0 0 , 9 8 0 2 ·10 14 8· 11111182 !37 · o Play.,. . W. Tony RU!le ... ,.... ... .... ......................... .. , .... .... ...... .. .... ............. ...... .. .................. ... 3 L 4 I>onrUe Swatz~I. ....'............ ... ...... .. ............._.. ... ..... ,...., .. ..,.'..•• ..J • ••• • : •• • • , •• • ••••••••••••• • .-•• 2 Kev:lil Eqtman .... ........... ...,.:.·.......... ....•........•:·... ··r·•l········· ··,········ ··:. ... .:......... ~ .... 1 4 Trey \J€RV FINE .' Melp Tcitalo ' unilvallablethroughthls~ld . Southern's Tony Riffle was the leading hitter on the Meigs .American legion baseball team wtth a bllstertng .356 average and also led the local · nine with 28 runs batted ln. ' Nick R!gg~ of Meigs 1~ the ball clutl In hits wtth ~and ~lso at bats with • 109 alongwtth runs sc6redat31. R!ggswassecondamongthel:l!gU!ars with a ,330 average. Rick "'lse,•also of Meigs, was secpnd behind Riffle Jn . . batting wtth .a .343 slate. . · · MeigS' Scot Gl)een led the team In home runs with tour, Including two against WeUston In the.ftnal game of the year. Gheen also t1ed Riffle for · .. . · · ' ' · . · leader In doubles with ftve. On the ll:!Ound, Rlftie was the top w!ltner wtth three vlctortes. ~DS. YPSilANTI, Mich. (AP) Tickets are avlalable only through ticketron,' " Eslason said. Tony Riffle top Legion batter ~th .356 average ,'111'•·'•1• ~ · An NCAA coounlttee said the Mld-Anlerlcail Conference may have acted too qulcldy bt ordering Eastern Michigan UJlivenlty to drop football or q.at the conference, . school offiCials said. ·. ' EaSiem. Michigan officials were n9tifted 'lbllftlday that the ·'NCAA's admlnlltnittvl,' coounlttee agreed with the )llllverslty that lbe MAC could enforoe Division I·A altendance requirements followklg the 1984 season. · 'The MAC Council of ~Is ordered Eastem Michigan~ drop looftNIII by today or ra.\e expulslonbecauseltfearedthe teague would · not .qualify lor Division I·A football tor the 1985 .liellliO!L But tile National Collegllde Atbletlc AsSociation suggested that the !WAC Could walt Wlt1l ·after the 198( sea11011 before droppjng one sdlool, said Jim StreeJ,er, Eas18n MlciUgan sPorts info~ director. . . . .. ~ COIIIIIIiltee Is auUlorlzed to act for lbe NCAA ~0 In lsslllng offtdai!DterpreWiolli of Its ~ aud regulalio.D'!. · Be¥0"· j , £ ' . ' .. CL~S.S.IFIED MAC to review opinion open thler exhibition Es!a· son and Ziegler will begjn .tiller pro Sentinei- Page- 3 . The Ohio Bengals ·meet NY Jets· Saturday in pre-season battle Player , ' • 3,1984 ' ComtnentaJ-y .. --·.. 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Peter Vidmar settled for silver In the men's all-around ·gymnastics competition behind Japan's Kojl Gushlken atter w1nn1ng a gold asa member of the u.s. team Tuesday ,· night. , Cycling again w~ iut unexpected su~s for Am!!ricans. 'IWo sprtnt Y111 lilpll1 II.., --Fantastic re••·end savings on '84 · GRADUAliON EXERCISES AT TINY ·TECH STUDENTS REcEIVING THEIR CERTIFICATES · . OF·ACHIEVEMENT FOR 1984. ANNOUNCES PRI;.iSCH9()1. REGISTATION AUG. 4 - 12:00·2:00 . lnclud6s: F~lms, refreshments and this year will have . ~~~U::: ~~ ;= ml!lial - the Qther· a, snver- on · Ftlila ill the' final. In sw~mrn~ng, u:s. ~ med8is carrie tr<m Maey ' T, Meaghm', George OIC8rlo and · · world rECOrd-setting medley relay Two more United Staies boxersterun. Meldrlck Tarlor arx.t RIJbeirt Shan· ron - advariced. The U.S. baseball team btewoutitaly16-1andtheU.S. men's volleyball team swept South· Korea J.5.13, 15-9, 15-6. · · ..:;: . selling · ' !rucks. Large selection lo choose from- '84 RanQers. prices start as low as $5.993. Prtcn Will never be 11111 low again. Cliild Finier Printina. Our .little way to say we care. UNI TED•PENTECOSTAL . ~~~7~3~S~o~.3=rd:A:v:•:·:=:·::~~~~~~~~~~~ ' HEA,DQUARTERS FOR ' .18°/o HOME DAIRY · & · SURE-WIN GOLF MEMPHIS; Tenil. (AP)- Rookie · wuue Wood, ustng a back·upWedge and l:lomlwed putter., scrambled to a 5-under-par ~ and tied Loren Roberts tor the first round lead In the $500,(00 Danny Thi;Jmas·MemPhls Golf ClliSslc. · a 'l'ENNI§ Tempos; lronl-wheet drive . room tor five, ana outselling all the imports• : Super y~r-end savings on Fora ·s 11'1 ' . DAIRY ·SUPPLIES ' . I ' SAVE _ ' · NtWPQRT, R.I. (AP) ·- Topseeded Martina Navratuova won he~ 40th consecutive match crush· ing 16-year-old Crace Kim, 6-0, ~. · madvancetothequarter!ina.. lntbe $150,(00 VIrginia Sllnis r1 NeWport. S726:· .' . '84 FORD.RANGER SciotC:. down$ results COLUMBU~ Ohio (AJi) -Keystone Manial bet~«< hiS previOUS fast time by !11)1'1! tllal\llve 8!!COIIds ·and won therlchi!st raceothlsyoung . • career as took'l'hUrlday's teatun!d $3,500.fourth leg of The James H. Tup Pacing Series at Scioto Downs. ortverGerald~~t ·Keystone Malila1 bOille by a rieck over Greelllkeeper In 1:!18 6-5. 'lbe wtnnerwentottatll).lodd&andpald . $68.60, $18.8! and 111.1). Greenakeeper returned ..,.., and ~.~~. ' · Badlands Wal third iiDd paid $2.00. The ninth race tJUecta comblna· tlon of 5-9-3 ri!tuqled $1m.al. · A CI'OIIId ~ t,9'.15wagaata99.1m. ' SUGAR RUN ,.r . M~lberry SEE YOUR FORD DEALER DURING FORI'S '84 . Ptt 992-2115 Ave. Pomeroy, Oh. • r : FORD CLEARANCE CHALLENGE �\ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -4 Friday. August 3. 1984 • , Japan ace wins individual crown • •• m gymnastics • By BRUCE LOWI'lT AP Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (APl -Peter Vldmarwasn'tqultetheGoldenBoy he hoped he'd be. ButJeftB!a~k. living a nightmare only two years ago, achieved the dream of his lite. VIdmar was hoping to match the U.S; men's gymnastics team feat of a gold medal with one of his own Thursday night. But the 23-ye;rr-old blond tram Los Angeles settled tor sUver Instead as Japan's Kojl Gushlken won the Individual au. around ·championship. Gushlken was in tears as he completed his pertonnance. B!atnlck was In tears, too- but he had muj:h more to be thankful for than just a gold medalln superhea· vywelght Greco-Roman wrestling. The 27-year-old from Niskayuna, N.Y., who celebrated his birthday just a week ago, clliriaxed a journey which began when he battled back from Hodgkin's disease, a fonn of cancer. Lewis Perfonns Today After five days of competition, By 'l1le Aeeoc!llled l'rel8 Here Is the weekly Ohio fishing report as proVlded by the Ohio The best llshln& 15 In deep water ;:: near subrieged weed beds. "": ·SOV'DIEASTOW() Dlvlskln ofWUd!Ue: Scioto Brush Creelt- A variety ci · species can becaughtlnAdamaand - ~ Scioto counties. There 15 good CEN'IR\LOWO Alum Creek Lake - Bluegtll llshlng 1s good In late summer. Big track and field, the keystone of the Olympics, . gets under way today. Carl Lewis and Edwin Moses, a pair of American medal favorites, make their first appearances. Lewis In two 100-meter heats, Moses In a 400meter hurdles preJimlnaly. The »kilometer walk and women's srot put medals· wiU be awarded toolght, as wiU be the gold ln the women's all-around lndlv!d· ual · gymnastics championshiP,. Mal)' Lou Retton of Fairmont, W . Va., leads Romania's Ecaterlna Szabo 79.m.78. '/5. 1be gold will also be han,ded out today ln the l,®meter sprint cycHng, and an American wiD get It - either Mark Gorski of Costa Me!!~!, Calli., or Nelson Vails of New York. They won their semifinal heats Thursday to set up the !Irs~ aii·Amerlcan final In the history or Olympic cycling. · The United States began today' s competition with me!JP.Is, 22 of them gold. China Is second with 15 :rr medals Including seven gold. bass tlshlng Is good In this Knox u Laserpholo ). Scoreboard ... . ,................. Majors MontreaJ EAST DIVISION ''[)('!rolf 72 oo 'Toronto Baltlmoff' ,..,on W L Pt1. GB 34 .679 - 41 .sn .:147 141 54 .519 17 -~ 19 00 -New York -~ MUwallkee Cltv<'land ra 47 45 61 !a 26 .4.13 26 WI'JiiT DfVI!ION 56 51 .519 M Chicago ~~ 51 54 56 58 00 .514 .6 .m .46.1 .#1 ~ Kansas City SPalllr> Do.kland. fum• 50 , , 48 4.'i 62 'Diuftlday'" Game~~ · ~ l 'h Pblladel~a York tBystrom 2·1 and CCM'Iey 1 at t Nt'ISOn 1-41 at at St. San Francboo al Atlanta, 1n1 PtiUaB>Iphla a! Sl. lools. tn l Balllmorro san IM<Ct"C'20r 12·91. tnt Chicago 12·71 Monlreal at Chk-aRQ Nf'W York 111 Plttsburdl. In! Los Angell'S a1 Clnctnna!l. tnl . 12-41 1Koos.man San ~ !Sklw U..fi\ ~ ~ Houslon !Ryan 8-71, 8:3'i lnl St.lurday'll Gaarna. -I I. 2 Kansas City !Black 10.91 at Dt'troU 'tWIIrox _lHh, uu · ' T('xas !Darwin 6-61 at Boston !Hurst 10. tStk'b .'i!J ·~ .481 13 ~ LooiS !Horton ~l) , tn l Clt>vPland tComt"r 2-5 and Srhul1.c> 1-31 T<roruo 56 tSoto 11-4), lnl • San FranciSco -tDavts ,l.l2J ar Arlmna . !Pcrrz 104. 1. 1n1 ~'111GIUI1BI 6t, In\ 52 50 !Candelaria 1~71. In I U.S Angt>les !WPI<'I\ 7-111 a t Cincinnati 10 ~ IJr.trolt 2, Cl(o.'('Jand I York 6, MtlwauJI«' 4 Callfonda 14. Mlrll1l'SOIH 2 Only galll(>S SChfduiOO Nro...· ~l ..,._ i'l'roJI 10-5) 1'\('W York lf(!m.'IJ Mil at Ptttsbl.lrgh 6 R N(ly.· at 42 56 Hi Montreal (Gullickson 6-71 at Cllicago !'t .m .411; 10~ .e .<63 "' Cincinnati Ci G2 .121 19~ .JH :z:j San Francisco • 41 63 . - ..,.........,... G~UT~eS ChlcollfeO 3. MMlrt'al 2 Pittsburgh 6, New Y<l'k 4 San Francl5ro ~. ctndnnatl 2 Ptllladelphla 3, St. Louis 2 Only R'amf'S s.;hPO.IIrd Frllb¥'• Gamea .m California MinnNiota &I 4-tlanta Los A~rs Hoosroo · u~ ril . 48 San Dt..,., 9YJ D~ at Houston. 1n 1 ~'JiG~ MUwaukn.' {Sulton 1 ~1. tnt Sf>altk• tMOOI't' ~!t and La~ t on 9-St at Oakland (Burris ~ and MrCatn· 7 R1. 2. tnt · Mlni'X.'SOI'a !ButciK'r' 8-6 1 ut CDII fornJa -4 WIU U-71. tm Ncw York at PittsbUrgh San Francbco at Atlanta Phlladf!IP!\Ia a1 Sf. Loots Salfurday'N fian'l(¥1 Kansa.'l City at ONrol! Transactions Tt>Xas at Boston ChlcagQ at Milwauk{'(' ~<~ Il l £> <tl Oakland BASEIW.L Los ~ at Clnclnnali Montn>al at Chica~ San Dirao a1 Houston, tnl ~l..ellfC\Il" . MllWAUKEE BR£\V[R.'\-Pia('("dTom p!IC'h£1r. on tht' t~y dlsabltd Toronlo at Ba ltimon'. tn t Clp,'f'land at NN' York. 1n t Candk>nt, MiniK'SOia at CalifomiH. tnt SurWQr'• GlU11611 a,R('. pllchr'r, from Vanoouwr a League East. In other NL games, Phlladelphla edged , St. Louis 3-2 and San Francisco beat Cincinnati 5-2. After Chicago's Keith Moreland tied the score with a slxth·lnning homer, ~nter fielder Hein-y Cotto made a sensational diving catch tn the top of the seventh to rob Montreal's Tim Raines of at least a trtple and then drove In Rolf Cey, who had doubled, with a tiebreaking grounder ln the bottom of the Inning when the Expos trted to tum a double play. But Lady Luck realty smiled on the Cubs In the ninth after singles by Tim Wallach and Mike Stenhouse put Montreal runners at first and · third with one out. liM. Pun:ba..wd Ilk- roruracl ot 'Rav &oarrifle Coast Kansa~ City' at Dt>trolt , 2 C'lrveland .at NP.W York Lraio&l'. of ihl.' Pa· N..-.~.eop MO!'ITREAJ.. ~auro up Dick Grapmthln . pltrtll>r. rrom lndlanapolls of thl' Arnf'fican Asc;ortaUon. Sml Rene Gonzai<'S. shor1s1op. to lndlanapllls. TC'KaS at lb:ton Tl:rOOto at Ba llimort> . Clttc~ at Mllwauk«' Mil1nftl0fa at California ~an iP a1 Oaltland NA110NAL LFAGUE EAST DIVISION BASKETIIALL Nadonal BM1ui.ba11 ~I. OS A NGE LES n tPPER.<;-NaJllfd Brad Gl'(t("n~, a!illilSiant roacb. W L Pd. GB _.., - fishing' trtp! ' Lee Smith relieved winner Rick SutcUffe~ S.l since· coming back to the NL. Pinch-hitter Pete Rose lined a, smash off Smith's right shoulder, but shortstop Dave Owen caught the balltn the a1r anddoubledStenmuse off first for a gam~dlng double play. · "I didn't know the ball didn't hit Meanwhlle, the Mets, who 3-0 after two lnnlngs but rallied to go ahead 4.J on Hernandez's two-I"Wl double In the fltth, were six outs away from ending their skid with Ron Darling, their .. ~""'---+ wuau~ou5~" pitcher, on the mound. But Jason Thompson drew a walk to start Pi ttsburgh eighth was hit by a pitch. the iind Tony Penli BullpenaceJesseOroecoreUeved Darllng and Johney Ray forced Pena at ·-·"' But • - La ""'""""· """' cy andscoredonDaleBerra'ssacrltlce trtpledhomethetylngandleadruns fly. Don Robinson. held the Mets hitless ovet thetlnal three Innings In relief of Jose DeLeon tor his ttrst· victory stpce July 16, 1983. ;19 57 Nc.v.· Yot'k Phlladrlphla $ .~73 1\6 .543 4~ medals table SOlJTJIWE9T 0!110 • ·• Auglalze River - 1be river In Pauldll!g Olunty produces good catches of C8Jll, channei catfish and Thursda~· ·!!C'\.,..nts at the> 1981 SummcrOtymplcs 'olo1th rountry, ~tQkl. sll\'f'r. b1'0r'121' and total mf'dals won: ' GoiCI Silver ~ Tolal UnltfdSlati'S ............... 22 12 3 Otlna ........................... 7 WN!t Gl-rmany .............. 4 Canada ... . ................ .4 .l !; 15 ~ 5 H ~ 1 10 Australia ....... 1.............. 0 .J 5 9 1 !; 2 .1 o 4 2 8 R 1 7 Frann" ...... ... .... ........... : (l 1 1 2 .J 3 .1 Fi nland ....................... 1 o 2 3 Sw1~rland ................... 1 0 1 2 1 o · Colombia .................... .. 0 1 0 M<'1Ciro ......................... IJ F¥nJ ............................. 0 8(>1g~Um ...... ... .............. 0 Naway ....... ................. O Talwan ......................... o 1 0 3 2 1 1 1 1 () Italy ............................ ~ SWi'dt'ft ...................... .. 0 Ja~n ..... . ................ .1 Ro~n l a ...................... l Cw lit Britni ll ................. 1 ~t>t lla'l ands .................. J o · Sru!h Kfm;'a .................. l BrazU ........... ................ o YU~l061avla ................... 0 o 0 0 0 4 .17 6 ~ 5 1 1 1 1 1 Jesse's chanre · \'<EW YORK (AP) - For Jesse New York Mets traded Neil Allen to the Gardlnals June 15, 1983, It was Ukeopportunlty beckoning to an understudy when a Broadway stat leaves the show. "I thought the trade of ADen, who hljd been our No. 1 relleyer, was a vote of contldence In me," Orosco ~. said, when the . 'u~~~~p~rg~~~!~o~ATION wAGoN ........... '2495 ~:~~. ~~~~dL!o~d~~~NrRv sQuiRE wAGON ..... 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Wedneaday: IRotheSaturday with worship ..,.lces'roUowtng ml<hl at 3:15 p.m. · · FLATWOODS- Church ScbooUO a.m. R\J11.AND FIRST BAPI111T CHURCH ; Worship, II o.m,; Bible Study, Tllui"SII· -Sister Harr\E'tt Warnrr. Supt. Sunday' day, 7 p.m .; UMYF. Sunday. 6 p.m. S<hoolt::lla.m.: MomlnR wonblp.10:45 tRotbeml<hl. ' a.m. . FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.: POMEROY FIRST B...PTIST. David Chur<h School 10 a.m.; Choir practta.. Mann, mlalsteor. William Snouffer. Sunday Tu@lday , 6:30p.m .; UMW. first Tuesday. School Supt . Sunday School. 9:30a.m.; 7::1l p.m. !Nelson !. Momlllfl Worllllp ID;:Il a,m, HE...TH (Middleport I- Church School, FJ!I.\'1' S0\1I'HERN IIAI'I1~T. l'ori'lt'rOY 9::1l a.m.: Worship IO ;:Il a.m.: Bible PI<~. David Hunt. pastor. Jack - · Study. Tueoday, 10 a.m.; UMW. _,.,d - • School Dtrectcr. Sunday School9:30 Monday, 7:30p.m.: UMW Second Mon· a.RL: )llqmJn« Wonhl(>lO::Jia.m.: Ewnlll!l day, 7: 30p.m.; UMM, TblrdMonday. 7:30 Wonltlp 7 p.m. Tuosday VIsitation 7 p.m.; p.m. !RobiDIOD) . w-ay pno)ll'l" '""""""7;00 p,m. ~ton ' MINERSVILLE - Wonblp Servlc:. 10 Frtt'llll8. 7::11 p.m.: Girls In Action 7:ill p.m. a.m.: Church School,lla.m.; UMW. tblrd ' ·, · •• Wednesday, 1 p.m.; Choir pracu.., Mon· FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal· day. T:30 p.m. tNolsonl . · . ley R¥1 Road. Rev. Emmett_Rawi!On, pas· PEAR(, CHAPEL - Worship Service 9 tor. Handley Dunn. supt, SUJUky SciMlol, · a.m.: Chureh School II a.m.; VMW..,. 10 a.m.; Su.!fday pyenl~~~toorvle<', T: 30p.m: <ond Tuolday 7:30p.m.; UMYF" last Tueo· : Blbl~ lfatltl.,, 7: :ll p.m. Tbunday, "day, 7:30p.m. 1ullenktntl , SYRACUSE MISSION, CH•rry St .. SyPOMEROY- Church S<hool. 9:15a.m. ra<IIM, Smllcft. lOa,m, Sunday. Eventng : Wonlllp Servlc:e. 10::10 a.m.; Choir reservi<W Sunday and WediM'Iday at 7' 0!P· heanal Wedllesday. 7: :ll p.m,: UMW.,.. m. . oond Tuooday, 7: 30 g.m.: UMYF. SUnday, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST 6 p.m. tCorblll) IN CHRISTlAN UNION. LaWI"O'IICt' Man· ROCK SPRINGS- Church S<hool. 9: 15 ley, putor. Mrs. Ruul!ll Yoling, Suaday 1.1n.: Worshlp}Oa.m.; BlbloStudy, Wed· School Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. IM'IIday, 7::10 p.m.; UMYF tSeltlors) . SUn· EVflllnR worshiP 7:30 p.m . W~nesday day, S p.m.; tJunlon) ~very olb«" Sun· pray« m..un• ?:30 p.m . · day. 6 p.m. IROt..,.,lchl MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, R_\J11.A!'ID- Church School. 9:45a.m.; RaciH. R•v. Jam•• $atterlleld, pastor. Worship, 10:30 o.m.; UMW (Eveolnllt Clr· Fretman Wllllama. S\lp\. Sunday School , cle) fiOCOIIII Wed ...day, 1:30 p.m.; UMW ,9:45 a.m. : Sunday and Wed ...day even· IAilornoon Clr\'1~1 10<0nd Thursday, 1 p, • lng "'1'\'la.a, 7'R.m. , m. !Rubl!nklnrr) MIDDI,.EPORT FIRST BAPTIST. SALEM CENTER - Chu"'h Stbool. 10 Co.,... Slxih and Palmfr, The Rev. Mark a.m.; Wonlllp I:«< a.m. tRobl!nklngl · M<Ciuo~. Ray Flolda, S.S. SUpt .; Dan SNOWVILLE - Wonlllp, 1:30 a.m.; RIQO. Asll. i!l"upt. Sunday Sehool, 9: 15 a, Church Schooi10a.m. (RU-ORI m.: Momlng Worship, 10:15 a.m.: SUnday ~ CI.VIIftll Evonl., Youth meettnrr. a.•. , _ .. dMit tvonln<oerv~7p, RaY. P. . IIIO.a 7:30p,m, m.: Choir .... 0n1Ja Willie , CJIUftCH OF APPLEOROVI:-CIIureh..-h.m. !nd Malll, Bob : Wonblp, 10 a.lft. {Firat and tlltl'a S.o· oon. aatotllto days); UMW, ~ Tuolday, 7::10 p.m.; • SundaY Sthool Pro~ ma>tlnll. Wed-ay. 7 p.m. SchoOf 1:30 (Clark I • . BETHANY - W-p. 9 a.m.; Church School, 10 a.m.; Bible !It!'?.:, Wed-ay. 10 a:m.; Dorcas Wo111011 1 Fellowship. Wtdlltedly. ua.m, (MoGulreJ , CARMEL- Church School 1:30 a.m.: WorsNp. 10:.45 a.m. Se<ond and Fourth ·Sundays; FelloW11hlp dlnnor with Sutton. third Tlluradly, 1:311 p.m. IM~ulre) . EAITLETART-CIIurcb!lohoolh.m. , Wonlllp 10 a .m. ntiiDunh Sundayo; ' UMW first TIMday, 7o30 p.m. (Clarki. , LETART FAlLS - Wonhlp 9. a.m:: Churcb !k:llool10 a.m. (Clarki, . MORNING STAR- Worship, 8:45a.m.; Chtlldl School 10: Ill a.m.; BIIH SIUGy. 't'INndly, 1:30 p.m. (Will.... M0RJ1: CHAPIL -Cb•rcb.,_ 1:30 .a.m.; worship na,m. '"""''· POR'It.AND-Ch•""ldtOOI1:30p.m •. ; Wonlllp 1:30 p;m.; UMYF Wod~. 7:30p.m. (illcOIIIN) . RACINE WESLEYAN - Clnarclt lellool, lG a.m.; Wonhip. 11 a.m.; UMW Motldly T:IO p.m.; llft'a Pr~ BrMii:tUI, WM 1 .ay, 7 a.m. (Clark). Stl'ri'ON - Cllll..,l .!I<IIIOL 1:10 a.lft.: Marai~W-ulpiO:tla.m.llnt ..-1 lllnl ~110:31a.m. · BRADBVRY CHURCH OF CHRIST, , .lollll wrll!lt, paator. Swldoy School9: 30 a.m.: Larry Harneo. S. S. Supt. Momlng worolltp 10: 30 a.m. RACINE CHURCH OF 'MIE NAZA· RENE, Rev. Tllomu H. Collier. pntor. . Marthll Wolle. Cholrman of tile Board of Chrlatlan Lll~. SUnday School 9: Jo a.m.: MomlDI ..,...hlp 10:30 acm.: Sunday t!WIIIngworablpf::llp.m,Pra:;ermeetllllt 7, 30 p.m. Wednosday. · LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dex· ter. Woody Call. pastor. Servt<ea Sulldlly 10 a.m, an<l7 p.m. W..,_y, 1 p.m. . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L. WalkM, Putor.. Robert Smith, Sunday ,, i5~~\:~~~r:~~·. lhlrd Tlluraday, •:IO_p.m. (MeGulrtl. CKIUif, !IundaY"; a..meH ,.ll"'""'d-dCel'lllll. , .....,. IICtiDol I:IOa.m. ..,. or on- . auumAN UNION, Rev. 1oitl . .llll, ,.....,, '-diY lldlool t:30a. . " :.~,~~:.:,:-:: . "-.,._ W-*-, mlltlolw. 111b1o ' .._t:•a.a.i.llar 'tWWoraldpJO:JOa. • 1:10 p.m. W -· . ... COIIOIUNITY' - CHURCH. ....., llollool aorvlce, ., 1:411 • . f~ J · fO . ....,..,..,7:30p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, Rev. Earl Shuler, pastor. Wonhtp servtc.oe, 9:30a.m. Sunday SchooiiO: 311 a.m. Blblo Study and ~ice Thunday, 7: J) p.m . CARLETON INTERDENOMINA· TIONAL CHURC"H~Iopbury Road. Rev. David Curtm1n, stor. Sunday 5i:chool 9:30a.m.; Ralplt art, Supl. Evening worship 7: 30 p.m. Prayer meet111.1. Wednesday 7' 30 p.m. . LONG B!m'OM CHRISTIAN. Jody Holland, pastor; Wallace DamowOCMI, Sunday School Supt. Worship H"rvlce. 9 a. m.: Bible ScbOOIIO a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH , Rev . Tberfron Ourt:tam. pastor. SuncS.y School at 9: .Vt a.m.; Morning worship It 10: 30 a.m.; Sunday evnlng service at 7: 30 p.m. Thursday wrvlces at 7: :II p.m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, located on County Road 31. ~. Lawrenee- Gluesencamp, pastor. Rev. Roger WOlford. asst. ~Star. PreachiQ services SU.nday7: .JJ p.m. Praye-r rneft!IIR WedDeoday, 7, :ll p.m.. Gary Grllflth, leader. Youth rroups Sunday evening at 6: Jll p.m. with RoRer and VIolet Wllllordd, Fr•nkllll Dlcktn.lil 1 paltor. Sunday morn· , ~~~~~~~~~~· = 101 10 a.m.; Sunday even101 7:30 p,m, Thundoy evon11111: :ll p.m. STJVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. Sunday !k:hool10 a.m.; Wonhlp service 11 a.m.: SUndaY 1'\>~nlnc servlc:.;7: :ll p.m.; Wednesday evonlnt servl.,.,_7, 30 p.m. . INDEPENDENT JJOLINESS CHUROI In<., PHrl St. Middleport, Rev. O'Dell Manley. putor. Sulldoy Schoo!9:30 a.m.; Morntna wonhlp 10:30 a.m.: Ev•nlnc woraltlp 1:30p.m."ruelday.l2: :ll p.m. Wrr men•a Prayer moetlll(t. Wednesday, 7; 30 p.m. Prayer and PniH oervlce, RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF .JESVS CHRI!rl', Elder James Miller. Bl· ble StudY, Wedftesday 1:30 p.m .: SUnday s.r-110 a.m.; Sunday nllhl oervla., 7::ll p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS. Ha~ll• Road. Earl neklll, pastor. IIHrY DUo, Jr .• !IundaY School au pt. Sun· day Stllool 9: 10 a.m.; Morning wonhlp 11 a.m.; ~ ovenlnl oervla. 7, 30 p.m. · Pr~~Wed-ay, 7:30p.m. liYRAWit FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. __, _ ..... .Jay Clarlc. pul!ll'- I'll. · ~. Wonllfp Service Sundav Ill a.m..: I · ITM."f'(atlll2 1 p.m . fourth Sundays worship service at 2:30 p ....... MT, HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Localod In Texas Community off Ct. Rt . 82. Rtv . Robert m. , I • -. Sanders, pastor. Don Will , tayleader. Sun· day School 9:30 a.m.: Morning Worship 10:45 a.m.; EvenlnR preaching serv ice se· "MT. MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourth ·an<{ :· Main St., Mlddlepon. Rev . Calvin Mlnnts·. ~.• pastor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardne-r, sup!. Sunday SChool9:30 a.m. ; Worship service 10:45 a.m . Christian Endeavor. first and third Sun· day, 7:ll p.m. WEdnesday prayer meeting and Bible Study, 7:30p.m . Joseph B. Ho.<;klns. Evanl!('lls1 . Sunday Bibk' :~ ~ ' Study 9 a.m.: Worship 10 a.m.; Sunday ..• • E'V~ntng Sl'f'Vil'f' a,l n p.m.: Wf'd~a yscrviet' :~ · JEHOVAH'S WITNESS. 37319 Slate Route 12t lone mlle-ust or Rutland). Sun· 7 p.m. SUCCES.~ROADCHURCHOFCHRIST- •:0 . -· PENTECOS'l'AL ASS~MHLY·, Rat'ln~ Rt . 124. WIIJJam HoJtack, pastor. Sunday School10 a .m .: Sunday evenln~ service 1 p.m . Wedn.esday evt'nlng service 1 p.m . · ,.or .... , • "' .... :,. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadlo, · - · I II. I I I ---- Church school9::Kt a.m.; MornlnM wo'nlp 10:30 a.m.: Wednesday evenln, prayer prayer ·, ~ ~ I..ocated on 0. J . WhUP Road of Highway Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m. Morning ',"' 160. Pat Henso.n, pastor. Sunday School tO Worship 10; lO a .m . Prayer service. altern·:..: a.m. Cla&IES for all a~~:~s . Junior Church 11 ate Sundays. . MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third a.m.; Morning worship 11 a.m. Adult 'Cbotr practice &p.m . Sunday. Young Peo· Ave .. R<'V. Clark Baker, pas tor. Carl Not· pie's, Chlldr~n ·a Church and Adult Bible tlngharn. Sunda y School Supt. Sunday • Stucly, Wednesday at 7:30p.m. SChool 10 a.m. with classes for all ates, HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant Evenln~ services at 6 p.m. Wt'dnesday Bt:. .: St., MlddlepoM . Att:lltated with Southern · ble s tudy at 7:30p.m. Youth services Frl· ' Bapllst Convention. Sunday SchoollOa.m. day at 7:30p.m. ; Morning worship 11 a.m.; Evenln~t wor· ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP.128MII1 St.. · ship 7 p.m.; Wedlle!lday evenln~ Bible Middleport. Brother Chuck McPherson,. _ study and8rayer meettng 1 p.m. pastor. Sunday School 10 a. m.: Sunday ~ BRADF RD CHURCH.OF CHRIST, St . evenlngsPrvlc<'s at 7 p.m. a nd Wl'dnesday Rt . 124 and Co. Rd.5. Mark 8el:'vers, miniS· se rv ices at 7 p.m. ter~. Sunday School Supl. Stevll? Plck<'ns. NTIQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shuler, pas. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m .: Morn Ina wor· tor. Sunday School9:30 a.m .: Chu rt' h ser· .• ship 10:30 a.m.; Evt'nin~ worship 7 p.m. vi~. 7 p.m.: Youth m(!(ltin~. 6 p.m. Tuc:>s· · WednHday worship 7 p.m. day Bible STudy at 7 p.m. ST. PAUL . LlTTHERAN CHURCH, ·FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 3.1045 Corner Sycamore and Second Sis .• Pa.. , Hiland Road. Pomeroy. Tom Krll y, pas· meroy. Tht> Rev. William MiddiPSwarth, tor. Danny lambert , S. S. Supt. Sunday pstor. Sunday SChool 9:45 a .m.: Church morninR" ll('rVI«"' at 10 a.m .: Sunday ev£'n· servl('(lll a.m. inFt st*rvlcf' 7: 30p.m. Tuesd ay and Thurs. SACRED HEART CHURCH. Ms~r . day Servtr.s at 7,:10 p.m. . .• WORD OF' FAITH,.9l Mill St., Mlddlo· AnthonyGiannamore. Ph . 992-5898, Satur· day Evening fttas i 7 :JO p.m.: Sundav · port . Richard S!ewart, pastor. Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. and lB a.m. Confessions on'e morning Sf>rvlcc 10 a.m.; Sunday evcnin~~: half hour before each Mass. CCD classes, 7: 30. Tuf"Sday mornlnft BibLE- s tudy 10 a .m. lla.m. sunday. Wednesday evcnlilg 7:30 p.m. Thu sday VlCTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St.. morning vldc:-o with K{'nnE>th Copeland 1'o Middleport. Jamt'S E . Keese(', pastor. a. m .; Friday eveninll: video with Kennrth Sunday morning worship 10 a .m.: Evc:>n· Copeland. 7::10 p.m . Ina service 7 p.m.; Wednesday rvcn lng NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA·· worship 7 p.rn. VIsitation, Th·u rsday 6: 30 ZARENE, Re-v. Glrndon Stroud, pastor. p.m . Sund~;~. y School9: 30 a.m.; Worship servlct'. TRINlTY CHRISTIAN ASSEM,BLY, 10:30 a.m.; Youth servic£' Sunday·6: 1~ p. Coolville. Gilbe-rt Spencer . .paslor, Sunday m . SundaY. cvcnlnll: S<'l'\llce 7: 00p.m. Wed· School !I: ~ a.m .; Momlni["l"f"Vlc~ 1 11a. m . nPSday Prayer Meeting and Blblt> STudy Su.nday eveonlna service 7:30 p.m.: Mid· 7:00p.m. wl'ft; prayeor wrvlce Wl'dn...sday 7: :to p.m. NEASE SETI'LEMENT CHURCH, Sun. MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH. day afternoon S("rvlctll at 2:30. Thurs day Lawrt"nce Bush, pastor. Max Folml'r, Sl'. PvenlnJ{ serviC'es aT 7:.10. · ,School SUpt.; SUnday School 9:30a.m.; leaders. Communion serviCE' first Sunday Momlll(t worship 10:40 a.m.: Suiaday each moDth. evenllll! worship 1:30 p.m.: Wedi)OSday WHITE'S CHAPEL, CoolvUie R. D. evenlnR Bible study 7: !0 p.m. Rev. Roy Ueeter, paastor. Sunday School . BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY. 9: J) a .m .; Wor!hlp service-. 10:30 a .m . BICHURCH, Burllllflh&m. Rev. Okey Ray ble study ·and..prayer service. Wednesday, Launclermllt, pastor. Ph. 992-7324. Sunday 7,:11 p.m. ScllooiiO:IItla.m.; SUnday•""nlngservlce RUTLAND CHURCH OF• CHRIST, 7;00 p.m.; Wednesday •venllllt servia., ' Mark Jones, pastor. Bill Nkhol!Cifl, Sun· 7:00p.m. day S<:hool Supt. Suaday Sch0019:30 a .m.; DANVILLE HOLINESS CHURCH. Mom tag Wonblp and CommU.n~ 10: :1) a . located ·on Rt. '325 -.en Vinton and m. • l.alll!'lvlllo. Jlev, Ben Walls, putor. Sun· RUTLAND !IIBLE METHODIST. Amos "dar Sthool. 8:30a.m .• - Y Lambert. s . Tillis. pa!ltflr. Jay Stiles, supt. Suaday ,S. SUpt.Momlllll...,nhiJ>I0:30a.m.: Chll· · Scbo019:l0 a.m.; Morning ~nhlp, 10:30 dren's Happy Hour 6:45p.m. Prayer and ,a.m.; Sunday evenlnJ ~rvlcce 7:00 p.J!I . Bible Study. 7:30p.m, Mlulollarymoetlng WednosdaY servia. 7 p.m. WMPO prolint wed-.y ol N<b month 7:30p.m. gram 9 a.m. each Sun~ay . f"or Information call 38UW7. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· SJLVE!t RUN BAPTIST. Bill Lillie • . RENE. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr .. pastor. pootor. Steve Little, S. S, Supt. Sunday_ Sunday Rev, SChool 9::1l a.m.; wontp serv..., ScltoollO a.m.; Morning worslp, I! a.m.: 10:30 • . m .; Young people's service 6 p.m. Sunday ewnlltfl worship 7:30p.m. Prayer Evanaettstlc service 6: 30p.m. WedneSday meet11111and Blbl~stuoly111ursclay, 7:30p. servl~ 7 p.m. m.: Youtb m..ttnrr W-ay It 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH.' St. , Maaon, W. Va. Eugerw L. Conger, mi383 N, !nd Ave.• Middleport, Sunday nister. Snday Bible Study IU a.m.: WOrSchool .lO a .m. Swlday and Wednnday ship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday BibleEWDIIIII ...-vi<H at 7: 30 ~m, Study. voo•l mu&lc. 7 p.m . CHESTER CHVRCH 0 GOD, Rev. !l. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· E, Robl._, pastor. Sunday School9: 30 a. Lane, Mason, W. Va. J. N. Thatker, m.; Wonb!P servl<e, 11 a.m.: Evening _ ding pa!tor. Ewnlng aervtce- 7:30p.m.; Wo' service 7 p.m. Mkl·..rvlce, Wednes· men's Ministry, Thursday 1 9:30 a .m..: day. 7 p.m. Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7: 15 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. p.m. . • Robm E . Muner. putor. Sun~School HAK"l"FORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN 9:30a.m.; Paw Mus.... supt.; oniltltl CHP.ISTIAN UNION. The Rev. William wonhip.lO:IO a.m.: SWldiY evening ser· Campbell. pulor. Sunday School 9; 30 a. vice, 1 p.m.: mid-- service. Wednes· m.; James Hughe!, supt. Evening service day. 7 p.m. · t:lO p :m . Wednsday eVenl!f.l prayer meetSYRACSE CHURCH OF THE NA· ina 7: 30 p.m. Youth pray(lr servtce each ZARENE. J!.ev, Jamea B. Kittle, pastor. Tuesday. Sllerlllan Cluldlf!, supt. Sunday School FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. Letart, 9,30 a.m.; Morning wotahlp 10: 31 l.m.; W. Va., Rt. 1. James Lewis, pastor. Wor~ Evalll"llsll< --"ce. 6 p.m.: Prayer aod ship services 9:30 • .n,.; Sunday SCb00111 Praise Wed.-ay, 7 p.m.: Youfh mot'!· a.m .; Evening worship 7: ~p.m . Tuesday lng. 7 p,m, . cottage praye-r meeting and Blbk' SIUd)' EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN 9:Xt a.m.; Worship service, Wednesday CHRIST. Elclefl R. BIIIEo, postor. SUnday 7,30 p.m. ' SchooiiO a.m.; - r t RHd. SUpt. MomOUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH; lng aormoo, 11 a.m.: SUnday n!Jht oer· Walnul and Henry Sts .. Ravenswood, W. Vlcel: ChrltltlaaEncleavor1: 30p.m., Song Va. The Re\1 , George C. Welrlc k, pastor: oorvlce 8 p.m. PrNchlll 8:30p.m. Mkl· ' Y,'M1t prow .-tine. Wednosday, 7 p.m. · Sunday SChool9:.;10 a .m .: Sunday worship lla .m . Alvlft . laylt!aflrr, · . CALVARYBIBLECHURCH.Iocatedon OROVE CHIUSTIAN. Pomeroy Plk<. C<!unty Road 15 near Flat· CrsSOII Prall. woods. Rev. Bl•ckwood. pastor. Services WO!'Ihlp9: 30 on SUnday at 10:30 a .m. aftd7:30p.m. wtth Ev<!IIIDI Sunday Schoo19' 30 a.m. Bible Study, Wed· nesday. 7::1l p.m. . FAITH FELLOWSHIP CI\USAQE FOR CHRIST. St. Rt. 338. Antiquity. Rev , lourt- ,,,, 1) Z·%J.H 3:21-31 m.; Worship oerv..., Ju:au Evangella!lc Servl.ce · 7: :ll p.m . Wodnel· day; Prayer ma>tlng 7: 30p.m. Thunday. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy· ,HarriiiOIIVIII@ ~- Robert Purtell, miDis· tor; Ron Rlllle.Sjlnda~SchooiSUperlnten· dent. Sunday School ':lla.m.: Worship service W:30a.m.; Eve~~lngwonblpSun· day T p.m. and W..,_y, 7 p.m . · ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine Gro..,, Tile Rev, William Mlddleswartb, N- llev. "'*" Middieport J' ;;o;..~i~ ;,J~:':-"::":-':"":"':_,._~':'"'":'" ..."!:::; Sunday School 9:30 a.tn.·, 'SeCond and .:_.., CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . .. ..., = (Archer) REEDSVILLE - Church School9: 30 a. m:; Worship Service 11' 00 a.m. tO...Ier) .. • -TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL·Church Schoo!9 a.m.; Wonhlp 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Tueo~ay. 7: 30p.m.: UMW. Third Tuelday. 7::1l p.m.: Communion First Sunday IArcberl . CIENTJUL CLV81'D , .... 1-11:. C .... llev.JUeMNPa't .nd JqiWNN. (lllf ~ llchMa" uri~ . . Mill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ .... l..tJok lllUW:I )IOU ..:ft ..... you . , 10 dlun:h. 'lclu'l . . lflf'rlllnOW'I . . . . . IIIff*'l ...... ~·· ...... toCCII'MiltNir . . . . . . . . cl Ood JALFRED- Church Schoo!9,:1J a.m.; lea,'UP. memller'5 In YDU111 .ultu!k· elm Oodil-rmudltMIMdftlhe:* "*+ iEilal .,... ......... n.a..... ......................... Be...., - 11!E SAL.VATION ARMY. 1J5 Bunenwt Ave. Pl>rneroy. Mn. Dora W!nillj( In chafliE'. Sunda,)i . ~ 10 a.m.; ~ SChool, 10:30 un. Sulllay !lcllool. YPSM Eloise Adams, leader. 7::ll p.m. SolvatiDD l1"oEO!IJlll. various spNio!naooii1UIIc .p..r.r.. · TJ!unday. U:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladlol Home ~......_,_10:30a.m.: ~ . ~lll'lftr, jMWWWFi. .... - Worship, II a.m.: UMYF. 6::1l p.m.; UW, Third Tuesday, 7, 31) p.m. Communion , lint Sunday , !Archer) CHESTER - Wonbip 9 a.m.; Church School10 a.m.; Bible Study, Thursday. 7p. rh .; UMW, first 'Thursday, 1 p.m .; Com· munlon.llrst Sunday (Archer! . JOPPA - Worship 9:30 a.m,; Church SchoollO::Ila.m. Bible Study. Wednes· day. 7, 30 p.m. tJoluwon) . ' . LONG B01TOM- Church Scbool9;:1l a.m.; Worllllp 7 p.m.; Bible Study, Wed· · nesday, 7:30 p.m. : UMYF, Wednesday. 9::1la.m.: 992-3J40 ,--.. <' day: Bible lf'Cture 9::1) a.m. i Watchtowe r study 10:30 a .m. ; Tuesday, Bible study, ·7:30 p.m.: Thursday, Theocratic .School · 7:30p.m. serv:ace meeting, 8:20 p.m . . The ...... and ......... beconw nldlnl• N~f:;,~R • ·u · a.m. Evening SUPERMARKET . cond aoo fourth Sunday at 7,30 p.m.: Rev.J-11:. ~- fi1E!!!Inal, 6:00p.m.: Evfrmltwtnblp. 7:J:; 1 P:M:-9 P:M: 1 P.M.-9 P.M. • r 0 SchOoi ~- CK Sunday 7 p.m.: Wed-~-~ ,• .,...ay K&C JEWELERS 1l"_..., Maln 51.,NeO~.pulor.BIIlloSdlool · · ·' SATURDAY-SUNDAY HOLIDAYS .. ;...., RANKUN" :'u,':"*•==rr...,:..': tl!o 11111111!. Olureh No subscriptions by mall permitted In towns where home carrier servia. Is avallable. ::JJRG.ENT CAR& CENTER HOUIS MONDAY-FRIDAY _ · · 5 PM-9 p M ' oornmulllon<o~llw!antllnllyoteodunontlf. rler may remit In advance direct to The Dally Sentinel on 3, 6 or 12 morith · ,-r."T.r.z~rf r. rllttl CHURCii. Subscribers not desiring to pay the car· HOLZER ,CLINIC LTD·. URGENT C·ARE CENTER NEW WEEKEND HOURS ' MiddleportPomeroy, Oh. » ~GLECOPY ~2700 1 '{'i ~ TRIN1lY CJJURCH. Rov. w. H. - . . postor; Dot~~;*! 15 - . Swlday SChool Supl Olw-ch School9: a.m.: Worship Se!vleiO: a.m. Choir rehearlal, Tueoday 7·:11 pm underdlrec1lon ol AIJcto Nease. • . . . ~ POMEROY CHURCH OF', 11IE NAZA· 212 E. le]n Slrett RENE. eo.-- Unloo and Mulbonv, Rev · 111omas GlEn M<Ciuag, rut«. (]yde Hem..: ' 992·3715. POIIIIIOY son. S. S. Supl .. Sunday !!rhJol. 9::11 a.m.: · '-----~ 11101'1111!« W!ll'll1lp 10::11 a.m.; l!\'flllftg- s p.m,: mJd.woek '"""""· WldiiOII(ay, 7 p.m. COOPBUTIVB PABIIII GRACE EP!SOOPAL 336 E VNITBD IOTIIODJIT CBUJitH Main St., l'omen:ijl. Somtllly - : HotY FIIJ - . , Dlnellr SUB8cRIPTION RATES ,BJ Carrier or Mol..- Boa~<! One Week .................................. $1.10 · One Month .......... .... ....... .. .. .... ... SUO One Year ............ ...... ............. . $57,20 Z Dr. HT, ~-8 enc.. .auto. irans., air cond., power steerinc. power cru1se control, AM/F,M/8 track, vinyl top. Real nice local tra· : dt-1n. Color yellow. THE DAIL SENTINEL ·RACINE PlANING MIU · RALL'S · aE"' Mill Work· lti,~t 'Q (,D "Nothing had In be said to us after what they (the 'IWins) did to us In Minnesota," Brian Downing said, refeiTiJ!gtoa three-games weep last weekend In Mlnnesolaithat utled the 'IWins to 'the top die American League West standings. That sweep had given tbe Twins s!x straight victories over Calltor· nla, but the Angels tOok care of thilt streak with a vengeance ThUrsday night, pounding Minnesota 142 In the tlrst game of an lmpoi1ant four-game series, "They took It to us, but we have confidence in our offense, especially after wliat wedldoln Oakland," said Downing, whose Angels rebounded from the Minnesota series with a three-game sweep oftlielrownover theA's•. The victory was the Angels' first over the Twins since April l8 and moved them back Into first place by a half·game. In the AL's only other action 'n)ursday night, Detroit nipped Cleveland 2·1 and New Y ark beat Mllwaukee64. · Nationwide Ins. Co. MEIGS TIRE ~ ~ CENTER, INC. ·~. 992·3971 month. 204 Condor St. GroceriesMerchandise Racine 949-2550 General P. J. PAULEY, AGENT SJI'ICUII basis. Credit will be given carrier each SALES & SERVICE -r Plulne 11141 742·2m .... York 10017, WAID CROSS SONS STORE Ohio 45n5 J. Will. "1111" lrOWII, of Columbus, Oh. 1 ANAHEIM, Callf. (AP) - With the Minnesota 'IWins coming to town, It was time tor a little retnrutlon by the California Angels. ,... I• Equipment Ameltcaa Leape C By 'l1lt ~ l"rewi , ~ 1\NC::ELES I API - MPdal~ 1Cfals thm.J~h ' ' "' ".w the ground," said Smlth, " ami"when lt;;;;;;;;:;~~~~~~~~=;~:;;;:;;;:;;;===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~:-O-Iym-p-ic_s_,--:----=--·'_saw__:everyo___:nego=--=lng__;,otrthe..:.:.:..:..tlel~d.I Cllk~ : Eagle ~k- ThJs smaU Brown.. ; ·County trllxltary of the Ohio RIVer • offers good fishing tor shovelhead i : and channel catfish. ! NOR'DIWFlJTOIOO said, 'Hey, where are That's onlY two outs.' " you · 10 .e !14 5j 47 m WIST DIVJjiON Pltts~h LEAilliE .wmll:\.~ . 53 51 St. Louis Suntlsh Creek Is a deep narrow creek that ts wen suited tor a float County rtver. The lllO!it popuiar llshlng method Is to wade upstream and cast smaU lures near submerged rocp and I91IS. Summit County portion of the lake. For today's quiz, class, here are two quotes. Guess which team Is hot and which one Isn't Jim Frey, manager, Chicago Cubs: "Sometlmeswegetluckyand denywewerelucky,butthlsttmewe can't even deny lt. " Keith Hernandez, first baseman New York Mets; "Never In my years (In the majors) have I seen such a turnaround because of · breaks. Every conceivable thing · that could go wrong has. I'm not making excuses, bqt I've never seen sue!! a roll that we're ln.'' As you probably surmised, the Cubs WOIIagaln Thursday- 3-2over the Montreal Expos, their sixth victory In seven games - and the Mets lost again - seven In a row foUowlng 64 setback at the hands of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Chicago, ~hlch was 4'1, games out one week ago, IHlWieads by1'1, In the National · foi: channel catfish, shovel· head catfish, spotted bass and smaUmouth bass. ...., Sunftsh Creek- ThlsP!keCounty • stream has good tlshlng for bass, muskeUIJI!gl! ·and channel catfish. • being ca1J8ht at medium depths on wax wonns and mealwonnsftshedwlthUghttackle. l{olroslng River - SmaUmouth good . WINNERS - Gold medalist ~oil Gushlken of Japan, top, and sliver medalist Peter VIdmar of the USA bathe In app~ alter winning the indlvld!lal gym~as&lcs competition in the Olympics Thursday nlghlln Los Angeles. Bro!!ZC medal winner Nine of China Is liCK visible. (AP fishing are blueg!Jis L ucky Cubs do it. !;::!~:t~=h~=:: again, nip Expos E~!:=gls:: kotng? r-;::==='======:::;l trailEd GRAVELY TRACTOR By m:RSCHEL NISSENSoN AP Sports WrNer t I Weekend fiShing report Supt. SundaySchooland Mornln~Worshlp 9: :«»a .m.; SundayevenJn,_ service-, 7 p.m.: Youth meetl~ and Bible Study, Wednes· day, 7 p.m. · · UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt . 7 on Po· meroy By-Pass. Rev. Rober! Smtih. Sr.. pastor. RPV. James Cundiff, asst. pastor. Sunday SChool 9:30a.m.; ·Morning war ship 10::1} a.m.: EvPnlng wqrs hlp 7: 30 p. m. Women's Fellowship, Tuesday, lO a. m. WednPSclay n(«hl prayf'r serv lre 7:30p.m. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad Sl., Muon. Sunday SchoollO a .m.; Morntng worship lla.m .: Even\nJt SE'rvtce 6 p, m . Prayer Jlle'Eitinl{and Bible Study Wednesday., 7 p.m . FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rc:-v. Nyle Bordf'n; pastor. CornelJus Bunch. su pt. J FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 1\lason, w .l Va. Pastor. BtU Murphy . Sunday SchoollO a.m.: Sunday cvt'nlhra: 7: 30p.m. Pnlyf'r meoetlnJt and Blblt' stud.v WNJil'Sday. 7: 3Q p.m . Everyone welcome. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST. Sale m St. Rev. P a ul Taylor, paslor. Sunday SChool10a.m .: Sunda yevC' nlng7:30 p .m .; Wedn esda y rvenlng prayer met.>tlng 7: 3() p.m . SOUTH BETHEL NEW T ESTAMENT CHURCH, Silver Rld~e . Duanf' Syden· strlcker, past\>r. Sunda y School 9 a.m.:· Church servlc:-e 10 a. m. Bible Study Wed· nesday at 7:30p.m . J une thru SepremOOr', 7 p .m . October thru Ma y, Sunday even in~ Fellowship 7 p.m. June thru Septemtier, 6 p.m . October thru May. " ' 1 t r I Sermonette This I Do Ntlt UndentBnd, Oh, Lord Lord, Thou art the great Uv!ng God. Us. mankind, we aren't much. Why do you care so much tor us? This, I do not understand, oh, Lord. . '• .' ... ..' '• Thou art high and lilted up. Us'uns are lowdown and selfish. What Is there ThOu seest In us? This, I do not understand, oh, Lord. ' " ., Thou, Lord, art outgoing with love. We'uns below look to ourselves. Why can't ~ see beyond our nose? This, I do not understand, oh, Lord. .. .."- - -, ..·. . ' Lord. Thou created lifln your Image. We cast off and Ignore this Image. What good Is there In all mlUlklnd? This, I do not understand, oh, Lord. · Thou art Almighty, gtvlng and kind. Man Is selfish, full of pride and sinful. Why have you not destroyed us aU? This, I do not understillld, oh, Lord. -Rev. WilHam Mlddleswarth. Meigs County Lutherans. • ' ... .. I �I 3,1984 Ohio Hospitalized White reunion held Desceildants ot the Grover CJeve.. lllnd and Lode Pearl Wlllte, Sr. gathered at the Belpre Clvltan Park recently for their second annual reunion. Attending were Mrs. Thelma E . Eddy, Pal, Audley and Terry White, Paul,DonnaJean,KevtnandRoger Baker, Darryl and Katby Troyer, Robert, Denise, Brandl and Desiree Ann Baker, all of Klllbuck; Robert and Karen Hunter of Glenmont; Mike, Gina and Michael Beau Baker, Holmesvllle; Russell, Betty Lou, Boyd, and Beth Ann ·Dean, Bolavar; · Ralph, Wilma, Bre!Jda Lee. and Dave Ballard, Junior, Serena . . .. ' ~ ' t . • •. i ~ . . ... .. . I ' .' ' ,. Jeff,Sonla,NlkklandJertrey<:;lrcle, all of Long Bottom. · Dan, Sheila, Klrt and Danlelle Spencer, CooMile; .Clayton and · MaeJones,Joel,Kareii,Jesslcaand _ Melissa Pauley, South Charleston, W.Va.; Aaron and Fri\JI Jones, St. AlbwiS, W.Va.; Michael Jones of Wooster,andWoodrowandVIrglnla Fortney, Long Bottom; Nancy and Usa Eddy, and nenn1s and Dennl Carmichael, all near Akron. Hospital patient Ave., Room 310, Lima, Ohio 45!K)I. Oiru\lngbam Is mal'!'led to the fo~r Martha Robson, also for· Clifford (Tip) Cunningham, for. merJy of Middleport, Is a patient at Memorial H06pltal In Lima after suffering a heart attack. lie has been removed from the Intensive care urilt and Is In a room. Cards may be sent to· him at center. r;::;;:;:;;::;:=====i Specialt·y Graphics merlyofM!ddleport. · WITH PADDING liddlepqrt, Ohio CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING For Carpet Cleaning We Recommend Gene's Steam . C;arpeting Cleaning FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS Today,, there are 3 million AmeriCans cured of cancer which was d~ ea)'ly enough tor treatmeitt. $1395 From T-Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Etc. SPECIAL PRI.NTING Ear/'ll warnings " Memorial H06pltal, 100 Belfonlalne CARPET INSTALLED Mrs. ~ewell Boyles, MlOIIeport • now a patient at the H()lz.er Medical Scotchgard Water Extraction Deodorizers 614-992-7626 AFTER 5 P.M. FREE Estimates Reasonable Rates CHECK PRli8ENTED- Ached< for $1,000 1rom 1be Golden Eqle . Fund of tile Grand Aerie, Fratemal Order ol tbe Ea.,.., Willi jii Etm!OO • to tbe. Melp County COundl on Aging WecD!MJa.v. Mnl. Eleaoor •. '(~lomas, director, aceepted theeheck lromJ\- L Phelp8, Jr., secretary . Dt>tbe Pomeroy Aerie 217L Money wiD be IJ8eil for beallb programs to maintain medical penonnel. Funding for. UJe center's operatiOn bas • been cut by approxllnatdy 5m,IUI. · 51 . 8llowJ""""• POMEROY - An ice cream social will be held Saturday at 6 p.m. at Forest Run United Methodist Church. Pte and cake ·. wUI be available. ' Containers for carry-out ser· • vice should be brought. '· h .. . Mica .J'o11M, llild ~ p.m. to U p.m.. at the Long Bottom Community Building. SATIJRDAY -- LONG BOTIOM - A rock dance will be held Saturday, 8 MIDDLEPORT - The MlddiepQrt Garden ClubwUI meet at 6: 30 p.m. Monday at the horne of Mrs. David Bowen, Syracuse, for a covered dlsh plcnic. Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Jotm J. ' Davis, and Mrs. George Anderson wUI be the hostesses. DUOFONf:e-100 by Radio Sheck Save•ao · School change POMEROY - TUberculin 'skin tests will be given at the · - Meigs County TUberculosis Of. flee In the multi-purpose buUdlng oil Mulberry Heights, PO!IIeroy, ' Monday ·and Tuesday, 8:30 to ll:JOa.m.. Meigs County school personnel • - and th06e who will be handling · food for the Meigs County Fair who have not yet received their · . tests - are asked to make arrangements for testing. There Is no charge. Kids story Community Bible School, which was scheduled to begin on Monday at the Syracuse Methodist Church, has been cancelled. . .. REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS FCC ~od. Moma<y -.up -.y extra. Nollo< COin"' porty4lno - juJt ~'1111 ur Reg. 37.85 171.111 . Half Price • Auto-Stop · • Tone Control 2ftM • Flnlaw. · • Trustees elected . · at Woodland were elected ior .tile Board · of Tn.tstees .at Woodland Centers, IDe., In J!IIY~ .': . Re-elected Were Allx Harder, GaWpolls, cilalrwoJruilii LUa Buck· ley, RN .• Jackson, vice chaJnro. · man; Robert Hennessey, GanJpolls, treasurer and Gerl Waltori,·Pomeroy, secretaJy. ' Board officers will be Installed Sept 12 ·at Wooillaod's aniiUal meeting at Grace United Methodist Church. · ' .j ;~~-- Sl.iiS Cut 42o/o CTR«l by ~lallc nutrition for pregnant ·arid breast: feeding mqtbers wi)J be discussed at the M~ meeting of the Point. Pleasant La 1AlChe League, 7:00 p.m., Dl3 · Brooke Drive, POint . 36o/o Off Cut39o/o ' 3485 3188 · Save '3-Compact LED Alarm Clock By Mlcronrae . FOR ALL OF YOUR FAIR NE.EDS AND 4-H PROJECTS • 20¥o Off 334M~ Off 11• ~ Reg. 1~.111 Small size 11ta anywhere. Baltery backup 1(1 case ol AC failure• Snooze, big 0.7" dla~ay. 2+hour allrln. Jll83.828 BIICI!up boltory .... Pa* Atktns, Loulte Myers and Stella.Adkins wereJuc~&ewlthRose BaiTows l;l1a1dng tlrst place In the adult dlviJon and Janet Hooper ·plaCtna first In the yootll diVISion. ·Han1llonviiie Grailae memben · Were auests 8ncl ·J)relented the ' lltreitd R47XT by Reallltlc/Shure oo an tntonnal . . . . ON NEW. CARS.. .& TRUCKS ... . . .. ·1982 CHEV~ . CAVALIER, 2 dr~ Hatchback 197$· CHEVROLET MALIBU, 2 dr:· .. ·1981.CHEV, CITATION, 4dr. .Hatchback; .. ..t9BO PONT, PHOENIX 4 dt. Hatchback · '1980 CHEV~ CITATION 4 dr~ Hatchback .·· .. .!:~~ ~.t~~: ~~~~sass sR~~~~~ 2o:. 1983 PONTiAC GRAND PRIX 2 dr, 1978 OLDS~I)ELTA 88 ~OYALE 2 drJ . . ·l98·i'CHEVROLETCAMARO BERLINETTk :STOPJN AND SEE :FOR YOURSELF SOME OF THE FINEST USED CARS ANYWHERE. ONLY AT ...... grilled ham· ~rs and hotdogs along with other potluck food. Betty Milhoan presided at the business meeting with plans discussed for the club Dower show at the August meeting. Tile officers wUI furnish the bever· age and others are to lake COOkies. In- addition to l3. members atlendlng,therewereMrs.Wiggins. Mrs.Thetss,SarallHarrts,Jennlfer ·S·IMMO : · .' ·:N. ·S· · ..··. OlDS."CAD. CHEVY ,. . · · St ; 30S.·E· Mam . '' I Pom·eroy,·oH . p·H · ON E: 992.·-·&&l4 . H0URS : Mon.-Fri. 9:00~7:00 Sat. 9:00-4:00 PUBLIC INVITED I ' DEDIC.ATION · AND I fiiiiijiii~~ii~ii~IP.~~~!P.iiiiiii1 • OPEN . HOUSE . . PLEASANT .· vALLEY HOSPIT·A,L . . -. . ' . . . . .. ~ . .' . .. .. ' .. .' . ' ' MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING basil, Sunday 2:00p.m. .. The GaWpolls La Leche League will ~at 9:30 a.m. 011 Aug. H at 563 Jay Drive,.eau~pn~~s. Tojllc ror that meetlni will be "The Advantqel ~ Breutteedlna to Mother and Baby." Information 011 thai meedn& can be obtained by calllilll ~401::11&4990. Five PointS .S!inderella meet KeJiey Hawld!la ~t lhe 11'11'* weltlht In theMOIIday~Five Polnla Sllnderella clall. At the Maon clala that evi!IIIJqr, Lila Ann Reitmlre lost the 11'1011 "dil'l TIIIDa b' nDiiii'NIP were Mlldntd Hudloa .,.S ltlta Anlald. tnbmatlon em the wellht lola ,.wpmay be obtllned from JoAIII NtiUIII. ~ ' . r~~mi~thd~··Ev~a~Sc~hre~lbe~r~and~J~qs~hUa~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ literary program at the Hemlock GrangelnAugust.Ailcontestslnthe county will be 1\ICIAI!d in Sepl4!111ber at Pomona Qrange. can be directed to Mrs. Matheny at . ~ + Questkllla about Le Lecl!e Leaaue 6754439. . was given In .tuJJ form by the Elaine Matheny, certllled La League leader, etiCOIII'ages eJIIM!C· · rant niothers to attend the rneetill8l prior to. lhe birth of their bablel. lnlonnatlon and personal .help Ia Dell,1xe Movlng·Magnet Stereo Cartridge·. • had Granges for Inspection. Ray and Louise Myers were candidates. · Columbia G~wlll present the mothers. Fleg.4US By Mlcronta · A special Invitation Is extended Pleasant. . to Melgl County women. · The nleeting will also featlllt! . mall!rlal 011 the latest medical 8Jlll penonaJ experiellce8 of ~t aoo breutt~ meeting · third degree reiear!:h ' l.CD Quartz-Accurate. s•opwatch-Save '10 ..•' whenColurnbi8Grangeheldlts'JuJy ' What foods to eat, fluids to drink, foodS to avoid lind more about BooSter/Equalizer By RealiStic '11le tllllllla . _ -Jell 1111 rtaM. frclllt .-, Tlllmly Ta11Dr, D •• Fun!, Melocly .Ja+liiw, 111111 MilBy Gnllb; ...... row, Mile~-. S.eph•le Trent, left GUnel:, Davlll McKJdilS, Sid 1111 and Dean Jeri "• ... tNrd row, llarYey Hoaciand. Jim Cole and Jar Sclllenker, contest Ofl flUtflt10fl Save '25-Stereo Car ' Faye Wiggins and Janet Theiss were ~knned ·as new members' when the Wildwood Garden Club met at Grueser's Pond for a picnic h k t t La Leche' • topic . U1"ange as was~ e cones The Coffee Cake held literary prograni. ThE: Front Lawn of Hospital 4 cyl. tftl., 4 speed, spqrt WitiS.Iood tir*s frontlnclrear. Local tredeln. Colr w~lte. · $3200 . tN AND SH FRANK GHEEN ' .. Wildwood dub · welcomes members r~ 'H alf Price Rea. . r. . / OffiCers CIIIIJ)REN'8 CBV8ADE COMINGIJ'OIIP of teen apn ........... ~tie Grove at, (:..dl . oftbe·N - - w l l . . . . MondiQ' IlK I JCitl'ltda,J M the . Rlldlre Cllurcb ol llle ~ .. Tyree · Bowevanl. 'l'bey w11 COIIIIiad a dt)wlde CMWren's Cnllllde with ..v1cea tidy ai7: 311 ,...._ Ffllltul'edwlll be )lllppl!jl. drama, Bible - - . . . . and nM!Ic. Save •so Hurry in today and save $30. Frts easily under any dash or in glovebox. Locking fast-forward and balance oontrol. 8 watts. 112-1803 • Flv•Band Ec)UIIlzer • Fader ContrOl The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff' for Pets - Stables · L111e - Small Animals - Llwns & Gardens • . LAB 440 by Realistic Sr..~. ld n "f' ~ Pome10y, Oh. • · Expands dynamic range and gives you precise tone control. F'I!S under most dashes. Fi~ LEO power melllr, Iader. 112·1865 992·2164 • ~!'ben. Reg. $9.95 399 W. Main St; • -~·XUll Pl. fn-znt M112-Snl MODERN SUPPLY • Food and Nutrition: Missy Petry, Rlt~hle, Beth Artlaugli, Melissa Miller,. Tracl Castb, Matalyn : Barton, Sandi Harden, ~ · Pllzer; Janet Stiltner and Trad .~Wright. ·,, Clothing: Renee YQUng, ~ Qllaway, R.euee Kaylor, TmranY Calaway, Pam Riebel, Terri Strut, . Usa Ilendenon, Jo Elle!l Crane,· . Jody i.A!vlng5toil aild Heather · Save $10.07. Wflll.e to AMIFM radio or buzzer alarm. Large display wtth hlllo dimmer, aleeR and snooze. Radio f8alln8 lighled dial and FM-AFC, 3" speaker, ~jack. 112·1540 ~ llocliup bollory. Voice-actuated a n - reoords incoming messages or delivers announcement only. Includes announcement, message tapes. #43-314 FCC~. Nallo<eoinO<portY·IIno-. .. .· .... ·ALL ·TRAI)E-INS .· · A1i!:e 27°/o 119" vi ~i t Canle Haltara - Horae 8o Pony Haltera - Whipa La.da - Stock Canal - Btenketl - Forte• '!:ubi 8o Buckets - Galvanized Tube - Buclleta - Shampooa - Fly Spraya 8o RepeUentr-;- Br... hea- Curry Comba - Gro·o mlng Suppllea - Veterinarian Suppll• SaddiH - Rabbit Feed 8o SuppUH :.... Purine f::eeda 8o Animal Ha.lth Aida for All Farin Animela • ,. ,. ' ' Meigs fumWs 1984 Ohio !)late. . Jones; P!lJe Grove Road, Racine. Decorama: Pam Rt.ebei and ·f'atr HI paJ:'tlclpants, selected on Otherstatetalrpartlclpan!Sinthe · Robyn Pitzer. the )Ja.sls of outslaJ;Id1nli projects~ . v~categorle$wlllbe: . · · . · ' Natura!Res<:Ku'ces; MikeParker, have been IIIIIIOUIICed by the Meigs . · ·aeneal(igy: Mlk~ Parker; ·. Marc Howard, Joey Edwards, . County Extenslon'Otflce. · . TIIITlinYCalaway. · . .·. · · Betty Jo Hunt, DOnia Crane and Thlithreese!ecied~~partln '· PIIOtOtPaphy: Pa~ ·Circle, . TaraCiark. . · the 4-H Hor111 Shaw fo1loWinllbe CJl!'lsSpelli.'l!l': · · .· . Electricity: Mike Deem; Jeff local cmnpett~n were MUdd Con- · WOQdworldng: .Amle Dugan, Sott Sayte. ley, ~ughter of Maiy Alin Conley, • Bw1re, D8wna Groeser, and Chad . Cre!ltive Arts: "!lee Rltchle, .DaVId Rice and Donia Crane. Rt: 2, CooMlle, Sandy . Jolmscin, · Slni:lalf.. daughter of Mr. lind Mrs. ·Hany ~ Equlpment: Patrece.CirBicycle: . Ruby Burke, Jeff . Johnson, Rt.3, Pm!erny and·Mica · cle, Melissa Miller. McElroy. J~dauahtercif~andMIJre . 1 . ' Cut '60 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP btr~ino .. CARS WE'VE ·EVER HADr . . ;• Chronomatlc"-233 by R8$1iStlc by Radio Shack ~ Tu IM.'od ' w.- IMdi! fulowlli& . Clock Radio With.Battery Backup DUlJFONE TAD-114 . lx~\ltifully des i~tnN ftll_.l~l JfUI!f(l!'ffiCnl . 1...,.,. w·... Fast, Cllle'button dialir;Jg of ofterH:IIIIed or emergency numbers. Universal dial ~em. memory/dialing LED: #~279 &m,DIB·CC ,ntronl Phone CHESTER Mrs. · Joan Tewksbary, R.N., Meigs County Tuberculosis nurse, will coOOilct Brian K. Connolly, 39923 Old Seven Road. ReedsvUJe, graduated from the Hocking Technical College during June commencemerit exer· c.tses. He received an associate's degJ ee in electronics. • save MIDDLEPORT-"Bearsand Teddy Bears" will be the story program for chlldren at the Middleport Ltbraary on Aug. 8 at 2p.m. .. Gwenyth Arnold, chlldren' s ~ librarian at the Portsmouth :~ J>ubllc Library, will be the . storyteller. · The summer reading club for 'the chlldren of the Meigs County · libraries has a teddy bear theme ;. this year. Arnold will use . costumes, puppets, easel Weber reunion · sketches, and audience parttct. · patlon tO make the stories come . POMEROY .- The annual ·', allve. . Children are invited to bring a Weber reunion will be held at the ; teddY bear, favorite doll or Bellevllie Locks and Dam at ' animal to share In listening to Reedsville Sunday. TherewUibe a basket dinner atl2:30p.m. and stories. The program will last for 45 minutes and is open to the relatives and friends of. the family' are invited to atteod. ' public. . Graduates from ~ocking Tech · Rotary-01111 Lines Momafy blclcup bO'*Y · - Community TB tests Station from5 to7p.m. Monday. This Is the llnaJ evening cllnlc .DfferedforpersonswhowUineeq a skin fi!st 1,n order to assist their organizations In serving food at tile Meigs County Fair. All area residents, including booster club members, PrOs, church groups and auxUiarles are urged to take advantage of this tree seiVIce. Children entering kindergarten can receive required skin tests at this time. .program Worka on Tone or Nal for COin"' pony.llne - · · SYRACUSE - The Syraeilse a comrnunlly tuberculln sJdn testing cllnlc at the Chester Fire . 400fo Off 500-lool range. Two-number memory dialing and last· number IOIJCh.redial. Univer· sal dial. #43-267 FCC n;·u.. od. I Tbe reletliMI Me!gs.- 4-H ·projects· harned to state fair ·.· · ... . MONDAY Happenings Skin tests ·. ··BEST. SELECTION OF USED .ST.tn:rAIIu-a1101181l!-Rq , ......,...c ., .. ~~~e'*" SWe....,. t-lllloni! )'ear will be . ...., !fill*, Mlldd c • Calend4r / - e PUBLIC TOURS .e FREE R.EFRESHMENTS e REGISTER .· FOR DOOR PRIZE DRAWIN.G IN NEW ·. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY GIFT SHOP PUBLIC INVITED .. �Paga 8-Tha Daily Sentinel friday, AUIP~ 3, 1884 Friday, August 3, 1984 .Area personal notes Mark ADen :Carrier corner •. Mark Allen, son of Mr. and -,. Mrs. Mitchell Allen, Hubbard Street, Syracuse, Is the subject of . thls week'scarrler corner. . Mark, 10, Is a fourth grader at 't he Syracuse Elementary School. He has mcustomers on ' · his Dally Sentinel route and enjoys meeting people on his .:· route. Mark's hobbles are swim· mlng, basketball and other sports. Vlrglnta Clark, Albany. and Madge Dye, local, spent a day with · Freda Smith. They were former classmates at Columbia High School. ' Tom Cassell, Ada, called on his father·l11-la'IV and mother·ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. 'Clay Jordan during ' the weekend. KAtie and Kerry Jordan (daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jordan o! F1ortda) here and li;lve been spending some time with the Jordans and their maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cllfton Fraley, Sr. Murl Galaway was In McArthur where she attended the weddlng of her granddaughter, Kathy WOOd· rum and Wesley Saunders. Kathy Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wbodrum, McArthur. · Vesta CanQ\Ie has return~ to her home after spending a few days with her son·ln·law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Djxon. Mrs. Canode has been having a boutWJth arthritis. · · Wood fam1Jy Sgt. and Mrs. l<enneth Wood and daughters, came, Cathy an~ Donna have returQed frcm a They spent a 40-day leave here with his WOOd parents, andbefore Mrs.. Norman and Mr. ROnnie leavlngforPeaseAlrForceBaseln New Hampshire. Before the Wood faiillly left for New Hampshire, Mr. and Mrs. DonnaDileandPaul,allofRaclne; Mr. and Mrs. Nollllan WW, Ru· tland; Mr.andMrs.Rlchard.Smlth, Columbus, their daughter, Katl\y Moore and twin daughters, Abilene, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin YouNG - RC)oflng and outter work - Concrete work - l'luml>l•u ••d .,_rical 1F:.\n1m•t••1 .. '• V. C. YOUNG.III The Tax· Budget for Metgs CountY. Ohto. lor the f•scal year 198_5. was adopted on July 17. 1984. by the Me1gs Cpunty Board of Commisstoners. A summary of sa1d Tax Budg et may be rev•ewed in the off•ce of the Metgs Coun ty Comm•ss •oners between thP. telescope, a kid's bowfin& Nil with ' . Clll, llirl's l•IJittd bib, IS is: I ' ·· ' Ifill blllli0¥1, UftiStd, IS MillS hours of B·30 AM and 4:30 PM · on or ah er Au9ust 3. 198 4: at · · some othtf new items sudlu inttrtstln&sMall wood cMsts madt the Courthouse. Second Street. Pomeroy. Oh•o _in India. Theft tiMreare such ''fri- 1 volous" items as teen and mines SwtlttJs. tops, winter coals and dresus. And there's arealllltSS of MEIGS COUNlY COMMI SSIONE RS ockfslftd t1ds. Chlrlent tto.flich, Clerk Mary Hobstelter. 109 Hip St.. PoOifroy, IBI 3. lt c ~BACl~OES ..•. · ~· ' -R,n~~- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT .. OF ADUCIAIIY On J uly 1B. 1984. 1n the Me1gs County ' Probate Court. Case No 24489. Herman R Carson. Sr .. Route 1. 81))( 118. Long Bonom. Oh10 45743 was appointed Adm1n1strator of the estate of Inez L Carson. deceased. late of Route 1. Box 118. Long Bot tom . Oh10 FARM OR INVESTMENt &.BUILDING LOTS 130 ACRES I mile from Ohio River. Features house, huge dutch style barn, excelle11t lake site, crop land, pasture, and woods. Owner sars "MAKE OFFER ON All OR PART". Priced to sell a.s a Raben E. Buck.. Probate Judge By; Lena K. Nesselroad. .(71 20. 27 ; IBI 3. 3tc -TRENCHER Cheryl -GAS LINES . LONG AGO- '11* lillie._ lll'llde cllllllt llle fGnner &...., Bull Seboalln PoiUMGi IIIII* In Jilt, - -S.EPTIC SYSTEIIS lAIIGf or SMALL JOBS PH. 992-2478 ·. 7130/ 1 mo. pd. a ,)'ell'l ..... \Wia .&be clllllll tnrtw, B¥11 • The old ...... tram lhe coiJecUcu .. E. J. "' llllL 20 attend JayMar ,' ladies day___' - - - - - - - Bowen discussed the uprorntng guest day at theclubonAug.14. Winners tor the day were Eliza· bethlohse,lownet; Norma Custer, TheJayMarWomen's,GolfAssoelation reports :ll women attended ladles day Tuesday. Association President M<try puttS. JutY 24 winners were Betty McGiness,lownet; SueAmold.ial\' ,o.;l ' rl 'illlf PHONE 992-2156 \f;•i11~- t .'m uilir•" On •r J:! t'rJ . PH. 614-992-3718 MIDDlEPORT, OHIO 7/30/84 :HIIdp. 1-u"won llei&s County Associ1te Phone '742·3171 Alllll1111l Viayl Sidinp 11 YNn Eaporlenae IIYinc ro.o•. dinina room 1nd ·den; upstairs his two btdroas 1nd 011 beth; house 1lso his basement. Lot size IJIProx. 4rx308'. Needs wort kitchen, Now Acceptin OREG ROUSH PH. 192-758;1 or 992-2282 11-l·tft S&W TV interested contact If AND The Home N1tional link in 949-2210. Big Foot Park POMEROY, 216 E. 2nd St. · Phone 1·(6141·992-3326. lllW USTING - 3 bednlOIII modeled home. IIISIU!ed, vinyl siding, carpeting, pS furance and prage in IDWn location. PRIVATE CAMPSITE ( ( ( ( )Wanted )For Sale )Announcement )For Rent *BOAT DOCK *BOAT RAMP *BATHHOUSE *P~IVATE . *WATER *ELECTRIC . NOM .25.-----26.-----71. - - - - _ _ , EY DOWN '50 PER 'MONTH Give your camper a permanent home 52 wHks each , yur. NO RENTALS DIRECTIONS: Soulll 5 1111. bllow Gill!- . poHs on Olio Rt. 1 - CI'OI$Itlccaon Crt. .... Tum rtht & fallow ...... OPEN Til! DARK ~ kOUt C111p Rd. 4&35 TEAFORD BUY YOUR OWN APPLIANCE ' E.Mai11W Reel Estate Gener.. . llW USTING - 2.4KreS, SR 124, - Ravell!liiCIId 8ridet. · Almost new 3 or 4 bedlllOIIII. ps furance with ldded 111 woodburner. Vinyl siding. Just $39,500. . '110 . TRAILERS - Two bediiiOms in each, dliled well; sprq and 151C185 rlllnd. A real boin at $15,000. SYRACUSE - 3 bedroom frlme home. rice 1M1 luis nell lhe $25.000. schoals. Only I llltiUCID- Racine- 3 4 bedlllom remodeled home. I \i bitlis, alulllinum lidlnJ 1'1111 lite - ll1d includes en old ll:lillr. II' $27,500. ontER FINMCifil - New 2 bedlllllR, !Rnned 2nd bllh ~~~G'~ 'IMimll ACID - Good - itr;c:slml!lll on old Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains. Elicellenl home 1WO FAllS - ~ CJ'• Rullttnd Towlllhlpi. 83 or 110 5 IUIIIII ll1d 7 l1lOIII . . . MlnlriiS will! bllh flr1lll flee .. Ill 1111 110 ICI& . 0. 992-2259 NEW umNG Pollllror - Convenience is the lley Ill this house! a.. Ill downwn u all your needs. 3 ~IOOI!IS, I bath, full blsement. insullled, (RVICE hllttr, Ohio Ph. 98&-4289 IIIIo AIMf, 'tall' 1&4312 We.., • ..,. All Maea•Modela Atltlll• llllllltll!on llotM Calls lid Shop Slrvict lnillblt . loti I Smlct Calls 5.00 1· 6·1 mo. n eQtipped kill:hen. Good aJndi. lion. $32,000. NlW USTIIIG - lllciM Nice 2 bedroom home one lloor jRn in cout*y. Ful blsemR, Ill 8pPrlll. \; ICII lot Other buidi~ $24,000.00. llW LISJlll8 - ...... T-'tlp - Appro~. 321 ICriS of VICini wooded lind. All mineral n;a. Clll u details. lEW USTIIIG - PDIIIIIOW Aview rlthe rivlr wihdd Ill lllW umll8 - A., . furnished 3 bedroom ~ Withe frDnl pon:lllhllllill IIIII r: ·~'*'~ rl~ ·~Jt~.. TP.C. Onlr$1~00. lot Clltll - PlllnMD - Are yau In the p!llduce busl!less7 Tine wood fnme flltlhou!es will .... you txlrl spa Comwill! lllllln ll1d Willi 1ft lnclu*s I 3-4 bedroom ' - fill ,... utit Gl tenlnt '-. Alllhc. ~ ICIII lat AsllinJ $26.750.00. IUI.nll . ·•.t.t:r' Jr. -~!!t! tlr.. lou" U-SAVE AUTO St. It, 160 North Gallipolis, Ohio 7111/tln THE DITCHING SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES RADIATOR SBVICl We can rtJIIir and recore rldiators and h•ter cores. We cen also aid boll and rod .Mirld~. We also rtp~lrGis 1111111. For Information PAT HlLL FORD n2-21H Mld!Mnport, Ohio ,.,..... & Commt~Cill 614-423-5560 ;;:;; ' 7/.6/1 mo. BOGGS .Roger Hysell U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Rt IZ4.Pomeroy Ohio 'GARAGE Farm Equipment, Also T.ransmission . PH . 9cn-56B2 or 992-7121 Oealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service Wctlfe lnvestigatio~s. 'DOZER · liACKHOE · ' RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELO SERVICES 'DUMP ·TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK · Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-76~6 . PRIVATE INVESTIGATION · OF ALL TYPES 'CUSTOM BUILT' HOM~S 'WATER. OAI. ' OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 , GAI-WATII . SIWAGI PIPI IIOUI.AJORS & RTTINGS . VOLUMI DRIPS 915•3113 ··~·;... 915-3137. ot Electronic• Technlchlon, oblo to repolr cor, hom• ltereo. 2-way radios. Send ,.oumo to P 0 Box 342 Golllpotio, Ohio 46131 . Kidalove toy.:-1 Demonstrate toyo & gilto for friendly toy pany. Top commi11ion and hj>ltan gifto free. No collooting or !lollverlng. No · cooh invenment. Coli &14742· 31Ba. Also booking _lr~anted To Buy We pay ceth for leta model clean uted cara. Jim Mink Chev.- 01~• Inc. Bill Genii Johnoon 441· 3172 Wonted to buy uoecl cool a wood heetera . S'w ain Furniture, 448-3169, 3rd. lo Olive. St., Golllpollo. Oh. · · Extra tire bike, good cond. Coli 614-367 · 7102 onytlme. Buying dolly gold, oliver coins, rings, iewelry, sterling were. old coins. large cur. rency. Top pr,ces. Ed: Bur· kett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. &14·992.347!1. . Cash paid for fancy iron or ~••vv iron bedo. 1110 ond up for cert•in Meigs Co. ttone jar~ . Old time cup-board . coli 1·304· 882 · 2711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE 8 -~, ·oron . - · chairs..• wood. cupboerdt, chests, baskets, dlthee, stona jere. B!11iqUM, ·gold end oliver. Write - M . D . Milor, llt:2. Pomeroy, Ohio 467611 or coli 614· 992· 7760. Wanted old ptanoe . Peying UO.OO and $40.00 ooch. First floor only. Write glv~ng directions. Witten Pianos. 8o• 188. So•dlo, Ohio 43946 . Coli 614 · 4831805. Air conditioners. not ovitr 8 yearo old ond repairable. No Junk. Coli 814·992· 2802. Won~- lllfllo, old fJ>.undotion ltorios. Will haul: Call 814· 742' 2137. Port~o . Babysitter· in Syracuse. For 6 month old beglnnirlg Aug.22throughochoolyear. Colll14·742-2137 . 31 Hom•• for Sale GrMn Townahip new beau ~ tiful, 2 otory home, ,4 or 6 · bdr.. 1 'h both. l•rr LA • KHchon, formol D . utility room. garege. concrete drive. nice lot. city echoola, 4 Yt milee ·f rom Gallipolis. Borgoin priced •114,900. Will coneider mobUe home trode·in. Call 446-B038 . .Only 9'h% 110umoble ldon on thia 3 811 brick ronch houoe, MCiuded on 2.9 acrea of land with f~rm pond, located near O•k Hill end Centerville. approx. t491 mo. poyrnont. Only $3,750 down. 379·2B03 otter 6 P.M. dolly. 2 bedroom home near Langaville, on 1 acre ground. ·2-_114-:-1-.-:---:::--:-~lc­ 1 _74_2-:Reduced, nice3bdrm homo, e.·-- --------~ Help Wanted --------~ -~-----·lc- W- wollo, driHed Viced . Free -imoteo. Coli 614-992·5006 or814· 742· 3147. *19.000. Shown by IP· polntment only. Coli 614· attic, baeemant. garage, ••c. location, option to buy. Owner ;n.y corry. Colt 992- 2517. 6 room house in pomeroy. 13000. Coli oltor 8 p.m. 814-692-6778. BISSELL CUI> THIS NOTICE fait fUitTHfR RfFHfNCf '' SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Cuatom Built Garagn" WELDING & FABRICATION 30 Yrs. Experience Call for frH sidinltS· timates, 949·2801 or 949-2860 Mechanical Woik.'. Tractors • Cara Truck ,• Automatic Transmlulon' No Sunday f.alla PH. 614-247-2575 8-2·1 m . d. 3-11·"( • "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" ' 'KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makft •W•ah•ra •Diahwalhen •llengH •lllfrlglrOIOII •Drywo •F-aPARTS •nd SERVICE H ·"' SUPERI.OR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum Comp~MeQun~rWorll Complete Remodolif111 ' Roofl1111 of •• Typee Worked In home- 20 ,..,. "freeE8fl.......u ~':.'ai:~~:~ie~"'tv~!toiP~: CoiiPUttrized 11tar111 Aid Seltctlori IWI• lolda • l1ttrpnt111 S.mcea LISA I. KOCH, I.S. Llctlllld Clinical Audlol011tt (114) 441-71)1 or (114) 112-$801 417 IUON Mil•, lt1 1213 lllllpOIIa, Olllo 4Nil INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wo'd llkl to lntrodosct WGO to En1111-A·Car, l1lt IIIDIIIIII•J . to drlvo tilt velllclt ol JHr ehtlct. llo Dcnm P•r•nt Loww lolltbly Plyllttlt TRU~~c~o• I ~ f.G Po_,,... 0 . 45711 For Filter Smlct Call 614-992-6737 Yard Solo Aug. ·2, 3 lo 4 , 8to 6. Centenary. ster;eo. girls clothes, misc. items. ap· pli1ncea. curteina . Rain cancel a. Rain or ohlne, 9 -7 Sat. Gigontlc Yord Sale. Clo· thing, ohoeo, yord goodo, bedding. euto parts, at.-os. 8-track titles. LQcated Por· ter. 4 -tenths mile tram S R 1110. . ' fb EUGENE LONG . MRS. STARR ESP CARD AND PSYCHIC READER . TtHs your put pruant end fllturs. AdWiee on Ill Mtttrl of lift. AH read... 1ft private 11111 contilelltill. . -a 1857 7llt St. ' I! , MlrJMrJ,W. Ya. "' , Fn hn llllonlltion i:! Clll 304-421-3992 ;: .; Pt Pleasant S. Vicinity 4 fomilyo, Aug. 1 , 2. 3, '·Si• mileo North lit. 2, Point PleoNnt. Childreno School Clothing, Adult Clothing loll i izes. Radio. tape ptayer. · · Watch for Signs · Yord· Sole, Multi foll\ily, 1916 Maxwell lid. Fridoy 10 dll 4 . Sat. 10 till 7 Stereo, MoVio film editor. ETC . ETC ., Verd, Sela. Thu'falnd fri.Ath , house peat Mom,ng · Star Church. lit. 82 South.: : Yord Sola. Aug 3 •All 4 . Third St, M11on. Loto of nico summer an<f winter iterria . ' 2 Yord ulo, 2 lomll"'•· Aug thru 4, from 9:00 to 3 ;00. Chlldrens clot~es. teens end adults clothe1. Loti·Of misc. 1 mile from Y an At1 •.82, Point Ple111nt. Fir1t one thla ve:er. Six fomlly block oeJo Fri. Sot. ' Aug 3, 4. 208 ond 204 , Fornt St. 608 Honderoon ' St, Henderoon. 9-6 . !i11: stavu, table. chairs, -furniture, d!ohoo, old qullto, dOIIo, creftl. clothes child ~en . oduHo. Bed apre•d•· 'rugo. Roln .Dr ·ohlne. Big family yard &ale Aug . 4th, 603 2nd Street, Pt. Pl., wv. B·lomily ,yord &ale, 120 Viond St. old Tu· Endle·Wei Drive-Inn. Pt. Pl. 9-6, Sot. Aug. 4 . Stereo •. stereo iCI· binat. booko. dioheo.larll)lto . imoll llze clotheo. chlldrono cloth•. nic nacks, tOVI.illl furnace. Saturdoy, Caoeyo Flea B 2 B'!:iomy ~~-1100~~1•~·~ mlo~c~.lt~a~m~•~·==~~o~peo~o~t~or~3~0~4~·6~7~5~-~4B~O~B~;~ AWA~: 3 FREE HEARING TESTS WEDIIEIDAYI ··· - -~ - ---------·---~·--~-~--- l~::~. A'b~'b~ ~~.~:· ~; ·~~:,:· ;3~~~n':.~h 1- - - - - - - - - Ph. (614) 843·5425 719/2 mo. Frazier.• Bottom · Fl .t~a Market . Every weekend. U.S . 3& Frozlero Bottom, WVe. 260B2. Doetero Wei· came . .Don Frazier· Op0 rotor. 304·755·2779. Control h u -·· on., l011 ' weight with N- Shope Diet Yard Solo Soturdoy Aug. 4. Pion end Hyd,.x Woter pUio . Homemakers earn x-tra in· from 9 -6. At 77 Cedar St., Fruth . Phormocy, 'JIIckoon come. B'h 11oumoble loon, 3 br, .t Golllpollo. lloln concolo. We need Hverll Plkj . ... ' . l'' • 'fHI'I old, low 60'o. 304· reprenntatives in this areal . &76·1713 lftir 4 . • . F1nonml Head Quartere Beauty Party plon,exp. • pluo. Gitto, toys. home decor. No inv:est· Solon. · locoted on Forest . 4 room & bath ho\'M, Cer & phone~- Call Middleport Run Rd. announce• Tina ment. -::--~~..:,...____ 40x120 lot. 3410 Mouman 1·BOO-Iil3· 9077. Al&o Plen:o will be working Tull· free 21 Business A••· Pt. Pl. 304·876'. 5 401 . S. Vicinity booking parties. dlly through Fridoyo. Spe· Opportunity cieling in hair ...cuts, • hlltr ········--····------·-···--.-Part time petitions aveilable WIJting, manicures .. S. for meture adults. Earn 32 Mobile Homes Urge 3 tamity yard Nle. peomo. Colt 61 4-992· 631 1 •500. •BOO month. Colllcir I NOTICE I Auguot 3 a 4, Fri .. lo Sot .. 9 for Sale for appo!ntment. oppointmont, 81 4 · 246· THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· till 7 Ill, 248. 2 mileo loom LISHING CO . recommendo Cheoter. See our new Tri -Chem Craft 91116 . Cltalog. LHm how you can that ,you do buaineu with NEW •NO USED MOBILE 1- - - - - - - -- . SEL'S QU•L August 2, 3, 4 . On SR 654 earn free gilu . Call Teacher needs babys.tter in . people you know, ond NOT HOME~S KES home Addison, 6 days • 111 4)9B6-3376. . to lind money through the ITY MOBILE HOME SALES: betwHR Cheohire a Porter. week, 1 child 10 mo. old. References required; Call meii until you hive involti· 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, 1---::-----:---:--getod the offering. liT 36 . PHONE 1114·448- Friday&SoturdayinCheoter 614·367·1225. 721'4. an left. Baaeball cerdt. furni4 Givaaway Route for aale. Urge Nature . toys . Children's Govor..,..IRt jobo. n 6,569 tionol Snocll end Vending· 19711 hyview 14 x 70, clothes to oiza 14. Adult · $60,663 yMr. Now hiring. Puppieo pert GeriRIIn ohe· Your area . For directory call Co . heo route for IIIIodi in Ralrig, ltOVI, CA , WB , g ood llzeo 12 to women'o Iorge. Pherd lnd pert Collie.· 6 806 - 687·8000 ext . II · Gollipolio ond ourroun ng cond. Colll14·448·1106 area. Easy to operate with Garage Sale- furniture. winmete, 3 t.mole. Colt 114· 4444. high oernlng potentlol. Min, New Moon, daw fan, clot~lng, bod 14 70 1974 111 2411-1ill2 or 814· 245· invelti'nent •9.996. up rented lot with fence. sprNdl, bpoka, ·glaqware. . 1838. Help Wonted: Full or pert- imum building, exc. CO(l,d . toyo, mony other items. time salespersons for Sal'llh Call 317· 927· 6300 lor otorlllltl Coli .wa. 71141 ..... . Gruo- reoidonco. 1626 Port 8or~ Colilo puppioo. Coventry Jewelry Com- appt. t'oncoln Hts .. Pomeroy. Au· C.lll1 4·246·6883. pany; Earn more part-time Wow I Sove thio ad . Eom B bdr. Noohuo. ••c. · .:. gu_o_t_3_&_4_. __·--:---:---:c 2 197 than many earn full time. Klttan 9· 1!l weeko oltl, long Good income. No invut- 50% profit ltllllng the No. 1 cond. Coli 446-3243 or 1 Augult 3 lo 4, 10 'om to 6 helred groy lometa: Celt ment. flexible oched~te, beauty product•AVON. Celt 448 _0181 . 446·2156 . 1 pm. Rain or ohlne. Cordla11 114·317-7126. manogemen1 ·ponibllltioo. 14x70 totll electric, 3 .bdr.. phone, ceiling lon, baby Priz• and awards in recogKitten 8 w-• old, orange nition of achievei1Jintl. 1he Own your own Jean- 1 'YJ: .bath, good cond. Call things. It Pullins EKcevat· Sportoweor, LldiooApporet. _ • . ing, 1 milo from lleac:on dger. Coli 448-8324. opportunlty to Hm tripo to Combination , Acceuoriea. 814 441 0176 tiervice stetion on 33 N. ·No drMm locatton.. Sarah Cov- Lorge Si•o otore. National B no•mobile home phone coHo or pre·oaloo . 197 1 bi• odult cet, 3 black a entry Is a full range )ewetry Chlc.Lea. all electric, 2 bdr. Coli yelloW kitteno. Coli 11 4· compeny offering high quol· brondo:Jordache. Levi, Vonderblh, l•od. Eo- 441 _0181 or 446 . 3242 Yord Nle. Long Str .. Ru2118·a892 . ity 14K gOld. otlriing llilller ond diomondo In oddition to Metol Hcina crateo. 'con IIi l~ahlon .Jewetrv throughout 1_-_.---::-::--:-:::-:: picked up to Bl\l H011d1. 14 the United. Stotoo. Far lnter- cone. New Springbl'ooko •70 3, Only, Cloibo!"•· Orljlnocelly Members Grown, . bdrm, gor!lon tub, all olect. vl""'' cell betweon houro of Healthtex. 700 others . extra lnauluion. Only Bottom hell of com""'dll to 1 PM lo 4PM. Mondoy· Lots a; Acreage give ewey. Top tonk Is. Friday. Alk foro 814-3a8- t7,900 .to t24,9~. lnven- •12,1110; 14•70 .3 bdrm, broken . Call 1114, 9811· 8658 Conn~ G~ Unn tory. atrfare, tr111~1ng fix - garden tub, 2 Hths, extnl 35 3842. ·' Director, 614· 446· 2614 tureo, grand openong, act. lnoulotion, only 113.460; Carolyn Darst Branch Con open 1n 16 doyo. Colt · t 4di6 2 bdrm, gordon tub, Mr. Leroon ot 614· 888- center ber, •1 0,460; ultld Lot for Nle in Mercerville, 3 Wire hlio tO<rler puppieo. M""oger. 6566., 1400 Vindolo, 2 bdrm. 2 troller hookupo, electric, ruCon be ...,11719 Brownell btho. flreploce . 18500.: rot woter, ooptic tonk, , ..• Mldtl_.-1. Wonted· COok for HI·Way 1 2x66 Certified, ne'l' IB ,OOO . Cell 61'4·266· lnn-Konoliga, .opply In per· 22 Money to Loan wooher to dryer e6760.; 6818. GIVE 4 white con. 1 2•70 Duplex opts. 16000.; k.._. end 2 odult · cotl. FrH dellverv a oat up. Homesite in Clearvlew EatMuot got can 1811·39211. .· Dependeble. ambitious, H · - - - - ••,b2,1cloo12 lelp.tfiOnl to woolt full, ond HOME LOANS FIXED Gene'o Mobile homos, lo· etas • .all utilities Including aewer. no money down. Cell pert time In GolliRollo ladioo ·RATES Below morltet roteo. cated · 2 mi. lrom ravt~ns­ 814· 266·'1216 oltar 5PM . SITUATION . WANTED : apperol ohop. Soiold ,.sumo FiXed conventional 'FHA - wood brldgo. Jet. Rt2 • Ht.. •octncy for elderiy to box 1010 in coN of the VA , Leader Mortgage. 1:77. 1·304·273· 61 35. In Northup on Concrete penon. CoR 992·1022. Gelllpolio' DollyTribunll. S25 Atheno, collect 114· &92Street. No re1triction1. •P.: ' Third 'Avt.. Glltipolis. Ohio 3061. poro•. 130ft. f•ontago. Coli FREE PUPPIES: l>ort collie 411131 . . 448·34B6. ond pert ohephllfd. 2 molll tnd · 3 fl~n•••• · Coli Dependllble, ombitlouo IO• 23 Professional Approx . 6"12 ecru. level (1141148· 3008. Services lelp.tfiOnl to woott full ond land, with frontage on two pert time In Golllpolio Jodloo ·197i Broodmora, 2 bed· raods. lxc. for building, Mother cot whhe biuloh groy oppe..t o~op . · Sond rooume ~. 1409 Konowhil St., to box 2020 in co,. of the PianO Tuning and Repair. room. 1 2x60. stqve, refrig- mini-farm . all utltiu nearby l'colnt PletMntc Gllllpollo DoMy Tribunll, 825 Brunicardi Muaic Co. , 446- erator. central air, gal heat. i n old 1 80 neilr Poner, $9,000 . Coli 614 · 388Third Ave .. Golllpollt. Ohio 08B7. Clip thio ad for 20% ·underpinning. step. 1 TV an· 8B01 ' , Puppiao 3 mlleo out lit.' 2 411831 . -diacount. Lane Daniel•. tenna. Set up in Country mobile home porlt. $6600. North n111r Jericho. 304· 814·742· 29111. By owner. 30 acres. Leon Coli 614-982· 7479. 171:14411. Optlclln Wonted. For the area with mobile home and Morlettl otftce of theleotnt 19a1 Schuhz Ltd. 3 br 1'h unfiniahed house. Make Ullfllllt frMier frH. It l'llna. growing optlcol cheln 'In the 11i'd l f sl.i11 bath, toiol elec. central olr, offer. 904·696·6429. 304:871· 3138. ' IIIII •Ohl9 Mcen11 needed to microwave, · dishwasher, quetlfy fol thlo high•Niory, atoVe, retrig, underpinning, 1 5 acral or less. Hickory ,.pidly oclvonclng politlon. -=-:--:.,..;..---:--::-:-- ,.dwood porch . 304-675· Chapel Road. 304· 876· 8 · Loat ahd Found Call o.. ;~ Columbuo for on 1 Homes for Sale 1923. lnter•low. 1 · 8BB·8181 . 8049 . ' L08T Boby,kltten. collect. --------lots for · sale. For on Locuet St.. Getllpolla. 1 ------~-~ ThrH be-ma, centroloir. 1913 Schulto Limited Edk Two Information 304-876· tion, 14x70. 3br,1Yibaths. Dark groy with whhll Lldioo n11eded lor good · Vinyl woll piopeo, corpat cllft1 a wltllo on flee. peyihg' temporory office like throughout, lnouloted. allehtc. cilntreleir. fireplace . 51189. elriy work. no experience necM· new point, ottoched fllroge, 304-46B· t 594 or 304· 773· PteeM call 44 .... liM. 11ry. 1110 need ladle• with Gil outdoor grill, ownlngo, 5417. Renlals cor for Hgllt dellvory work, mony oxtroa. C.U 441-2583 U)IT: 2·*10 blllo oi Hocko. geo olowtnce. tpply In til 1:00PM, efter 8:00PM '871 Trl Star, 12x60, oil electric. wood deck ond lcho!>l clothet monev, for penon only (aboolutely no coli B14·2411·1i8119. underponnlng.' 304· B95..... toinlly. Reword. Cllt phono .,.111. To Mro. Corter 41 Houses for Rant 814·1-7·7'121. , room 10 Econo Lodge 2 otorv treino tluplt,;, -•r- 391t . Motel, TuH. 9 -9 :30 AM, ••• meten, ...,arate entranLOBT: long· legged IRIIIe Aug, 7 . ' \ coo. 2 beclrooma unit down, 1 ZdO. 1972 trailer in Cllf· ..gle. Blocll, brown, a 1 - - - - - ----''--- unit up hot 1 bedroom. Level ton with 1 2x2t odd on. On Furnished houH .. 3 bdr., whlte. In Ttnnero Run· Alllltllnt Orpnlot nHded lanced yord . In Middleport. lot ' BOx 100. Aoklng t220. 29 Nell Ave .. Golllpo· Recine ..... C•tl'l14:949· at Ooace Etllocopll Church. 128.900. Cell 1114-992- 1111, 000 .00. Call •Goo . 111. Coli 441·4418 ofter Johnoon 304· 773·9110. 9PM . 2791. Calll1 4-11112-311111. .'r 7177. 1..:.-------- SIDING a. Vicinity Ito tor . used records . Prefer 60'1 a 60'o ony type . Oo•orwork. ground cleoring Coil Steve 614-992· 7160. & OKCIVOting. a25 pttr hr. 111446 9838 Old 'E nglloh Sheepdog C ' · puppy. Celll14·992-1039 . Troe work. pruning, topping • take . downs. he~· • brushes trimmed. Fr• ettlf ili!JIIlylllf'lli mateo. CoU 448·8078. 11· 133 Buuernut Ave .• Pomeroy. Frldoy a Soturdoy. Warm rnoring heetoer , dlnnette. base cabinet . loddero. ook dolk, 10 opeod bike. like. now, hobby horse • chest of drawera. antique tyro ound; office choir, much more. 1--------- Cas~ ~t r • I• [·' ···-·-c; aiiipoiiii ··--··:- 2 lomily yord nle Auguot 3 .. 4 . Boby clothe1, beby Yord Sole Soturday, B·dllllt. fumhure, unitormo, moterLR aulte, wlsher~dryer, an- nity clothes & uniforiin1, tlquea, glaa top patio table. 1tero: aaxa phone. jeen1. Ao per l\nlclo !X. Tron&foro 1--'----'--::-::----:utility trailer, lamps . . many other items. FJr~t lo Vac&ncieo, Section A, Wouldn't you like to bl 'chairs, glatswue, brown ware, house on right on Rt. 2481n Ppoting ol tho Nogotioled oottled into thet new home tools. rototiller. clothea. At. Cheater off Rt. 7 . Rain or AllfMmont bet-n MLTA before lchool ltlrto7 N.L. 1 41 from Galli polio, left of otolne. and the Board of Education, Stevena cen flnence your lit. 775 to Potriot· Cedmuo the Melgo Local School new home with only .6% lld. turn right . flrot houta Auguot 2, 3, a· 4, Old Rt. 7 Dlotrict 11 pootlng the fol· downpayment ond termo up· Cheshire. Nice oduho ~lo· 39 y11ro. Coli Jeri AHie right. IowIng voconc1eo: DIYolop• to 614-379· 272B lor dattlilo thing, houoohold furnjoh· mentolly Hondlcopped Cia• Yard s ·a le Aug, 2,3,4 on St. ings. books, new draperiet, • Molgo Junior High, Flrot oftor8PMorl14-477·2443 lit. 554 between Chnhire mloc. · Grade - Pomeroy, Freshmen 9AM ~·&PM . · and Porter. footb1ll Coach , Contact · Meiga.Locel Board of Educe· Remodeled cute home, Gallipolis Flea Ma~et Fri .. Lerge yord oolo. llelrlfllrotion, 2nd St.. Middleport, t cloH to achoola. Owner Sot. & Sun . Indoor-outdoor. tor, antique stand. chalra. Ohio 46760. mull Mil immedlotelyll r.itid- New Friday Night Moottet Wlllor lo McCorywore, houoeholdo ltemo. dlo~u. dlaport . Call Bt4· 992 - otortt 3PM till 7 lit. 36 lo crouquette eet, mlrrora, Teocher for pre ochool ho"· 6941 . 110. Call448-7037. miac. 8 miles farm Chelter dicap center in Point PIUNnt, W. Va. Elementary 4 houtes with lots in Crown Neighborhood Garage Sole, on lit. 248. Aug 2 . 3, .fo.4 . certification end E.C.E. or City for more information Aug. 3 - 9om to 4pm, Aug.4· 4 flsmily. P,ugult 3 a 4 ; At Special EducetiC)n required . Clll 814 ·268·6058 . 9Mn to 1 pm. 628 Krlsti Hemlock Grove otore bllild· Cell 30ol·523-3417 before Drive. off Rt. 315 ac:rossfrom lng. B to 5. House128 Fourth Ave Aug. 7, 1 9B4. Auto Saloo. Vorlety of U6.000, 110,000 down Gollia ltemo. Porch Solo, Aug. 21!.3 4, B1lance on lend contract II you are intereoted In ~ Lincoln S!. Middlopiort, . good lptre time income, vilt with 8 percent" lntereat. Call Moving Solo· Selling Everv· 427 turn left at" Pat Hill Ford!' on uo 11 our booth at the Maoon 814-448-3204. thing from living Room &. left be-n 5th to ith. County flir. D•leendWilmal-- - - - - - : - - : - - Bedroom to Kitchen . Cell coucheo. chelro. detk, nigo. Wood. Rewleigh Distribu· Nice 3 bdr. brick dhomo, 11 4· 446·3313 ._ toyo, end clothing. · tort . completely furnittla , 1ocetid Chart• St., Crown Yerd Sola Mondlly. Aug . 6. Yord .oolo Aug 1, 2, a 3 . Car, Form wort. for peroon Inter· City, Oh. Coli 114· 2561 0 · 7 11 Griffin's Grocery In like new, pick up truck, Oltod in becoming partner in 1 _8 2_4_4_._.- - - ' - - - Kanauga. Metel wardrobe. clothing, nlloc. 3B3 Po ott St., Strewberry forming and I' -tcel.c. sweeper, bowling ball • ' mooltoting . tdool for retired . B yri. old, ;J bedrm, 2 batho, w I case, entertaln:me!lt Cen- Middleport . person for a.dditlonal in- family room with wood ter . other misc . Rain YARd SALE: Aug. 3rd lind ' como. 304-878-2674. burner. Singlecorvarlllltl. on cancels. 4th. 9 :001.m.-8:00p.m., lll· B flat ocrot with otoclted pond. Ctty water in Racine. Yord Sole Saturday baby.& chard Coleman reaidence on Keno·Balhon lid. ' Colll14· 949-2841 . 12 Situations odult ctotheo a other ber· · no. Booko a comlco, 833 Yard sale Friday & Saturday. Wanted o,.ner tronolerred-muot IIIII gal Govln Rodney VIllage II. Fin8 clothing. sport go,oda, beautiful 3 bdr. home, I om· lly room heo 20 · ft . of Yord Seto 6 Fomily Sotuodoy toyo . 631 South 2nd, Middleport. Will cere for the eldttfly in our winclowo fo.r pootorol view. 9·6. 28 Vinton St. Dry.,, old home. LPN care given. 16 finished double garoge, flre· y111. uperienca. Cell 614· ploco. large porch, 40 ft. crocks. antiques, clothing. 4 lomHy yard lila: Augu~ I 892-7314. deck, woods,' privacy, neer Goroge Solo 638 Hilde Dr. ond Auguot 7, Brick :St.. lloyol Oak Poott. •&3,900. Corper, couch. choir. tabla. Pomeroy. Booldo the mill • · 8'.11 onumobtity.' Colt S14· chalra. baby itema, toYttn garages. 992'5420. 18 Wanted to Do cloth••· B-a. ' •t .. JS.F CONTRACTING Bltloono ior Get Well, )\nni· ,......,.,, 'Birthdoyo, pertlu. Singing GOrrlllo. Clll Bolloono a Co. 446-4313. . Help WantBCI ······-p(;m&rov ........ . AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Authoriztd John DHre, New Holland, Bush Hoc Call 742-3195 Or .992-5875 G&W PLASTICS &SUPPLIES Woo I ' ' Cali Collect · SALES & SERVICE MILLER ELECTRIC· Residtntill Announcements · RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE . 7119/1 mo. P!), For 111 roar wirina 3 Clolner, one holt mile up ·oeorgeti Cniek Rd. Call 114-448-0294. BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 needs; fu1111ces r1111ir IIIYiCI lnd inltlllltion. Use · Von Schrader Equipmont Recommended by leadin1 Ctrpet Manu· lecturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 1·9-1 mo. We Excellent Rates FREE ESTIMATES .SERVICE Lone Bottom, OH. 45743 . PH. (614) 985-4!12 . Alln! U ilG£: II II: ill' RENTAL bMnent. ...., sun room. workshop, $33;500.00. ' 'ot HOODS ............ '174.95 BUMPERS .......... 169.95 GRILL. .... ; ..... , .:. '42.50 I. SUPPORT ....... '84.95 TAIL GATE .... .'.... 185.00 FORD FENDER .... '69.95 8UMPER .:.......... '69.95 Aho Same Car. Fend•• A •ailablo ASSOCIATES Vinyl & Aluminum l:r:n~ ~\;'\:: qllce, lui "We ltont. \ CLEANERS 35185 Oak Hill Road delivery, Davi1 Vacuum CAU 446-4522 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY No Down Payment '. . . . 11111111 7/9/1 mo. 10·6·11C Shop Technid!ln . on Duty Business Services ·~-.-£dtMm Racine, Oh. Ph. 614·843-5191 "FREE ESTIMATES:' BRAUN& · CHESTER--985-3307 RENT A CAR P&S BUILDINGS IWEEPEII and oewing mochine repair, parte, and .oupplleo. Pick up and FOR ROUSH CONSTRUCTION to 24'136' Insulated Do& Houses Commercial, Rtsidentill & lndustrill ' All WQit Gu•rantNd LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY ' 1llw .... COIIIIucllld CGIG. llloct home 26130. 3 r.toc.s, Ollt blth. 12xl5 liWI 100111 IIIII 24124 fllilr roam. Plltillly c:apolld, full oil fuiiiiCe with flcililils far~. 12115 block ' ltDnlt llillq, 20xJI block ..... llllllt alf Rt 241; Clltliby-.,., nile liSt of Char, . Sizes from 6'x6' Up l ·ll·lfll *SYLVANIA *SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GilSON REFRIGERATOR , SA~oE (1) HOUSE IN CHESTEt Start from 12'116' UTILITY BUILDINGS Silts DOORS ............ •t49.95 If: \fi'UIIIIJ' ALL'STEEL & POLE BUILOINGS New Chevy Truck, ... FENDI!R ............. S76.95 Reasonable · Quality Wqrkmanohip . · Dehumidifi•"· .Porto (~nUi a OH. 9 7-ll·l mo. WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 PIANO TUNING & 'REPAIR SCOTT'S PIANO TUNING low gross; andEllzabethLohse,·low • (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstairs ·equipped with Lemley, T'-cashraln include di!ICOUIII 3·S·ttc PH. 949-2320 -WATER - SEWER QlttQ.... -... J II. L."Bud'' llcfi.HEE . · Broker-Auction Service , · fttCGKEE ·:. : . · .~ Racine. -LO·IOYS We Have A Full Time Clerk. Real Estate General 742 2328 G.REENLEAF TERMITE &PESl CONTROL - DUIIP TRUCI!S Real Elltllte General Public Notice 4 57 43 LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL-FlU DIRT !'fow· Serving Southeastern Ohio WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR *ZENITH ONE MORE TIME Bonded & Insured Tha Daily Sentinel-Page-.9 411 2nd. Ave .• o.illpolto, Oh to tho hlgheot blddo!r, tormo CIOh. Seller re_,eo the riaht to bid. Sold Item io ovollobte for lnopoctlon at the above addrooo during normal bu1inea1 houra. or 843-5424 ·' ' ,. PULLINS EXCAVATING -rOOZEIS . " I hid liven up on ywd Sllt5, but, • ·. unfortolllltly, lind once 11'«1 ·...:thai the "stiff" is ovtrflowilii-Uie '. •l}oU$1. So - s.turdoy its IIOd :. solo limo apin -from 10 A.M. . . . Ill 2 P.ll. Only. · Surely someone out there wants a _ 992 3410 •SEPTIC SYSTEMS eGRAVEL HAULED D101 992-6215 or 992·7314 Po.meroy, Ohio Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 , •LAND CLEARED .- Addono ••d ,...ocltllng The Daily Sen·tinel LEGAL NOTICE 11 Public S•le l!t Auction Pubt'ic Sole Dno pooch DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL ' JUST CALL! TROMM 'EXCAVATING .CARPENTER · SERVICE · · !:::::::::::::::::::::~:Lu~th~er~~G~Il~lla~m~~~~~a~f~~~Y~~w:~~~·Tu~~::rs:P~Ia~tn:s·~----------~~--------~--~,----------------~----~--~~~~an~d~N~o!nna~~C~~~~~r~,:low~~~,.. '· 8 public roclcer auctionWill onbe WednOI· IWivel oold It ;::::;;;;:;;:;=::-~:;::========;"1~=======~1 'S doy, Auguot 15, 11184 at ~ penonal Recentvlsltorsofl\(rs.Esta White at her Keno Hill Farm have been Mrs. SharonMichaei,Kimbeeyand . Todd, P . L. WW and Deloris, South 9Wieston. ' Also,Mr. andMrs.GroverWhlte, Bashan, Thelma Eddy, Wooster; LucyWhite,St.Aibans, W.Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell, Erma Cleland, Susie Cleland, Cblister; M;. and Mn. Blaine Newell, The Plains; JotiephlneOsbome,Mr.and Mrs. Owen Damewood, ·l',fr. and Mrs. Wallace Datilewood, Long Bottom; Mrs. Mildred Ihle, Mrs. 3 ~·year tourofdutylnKorea. services Bus.iness dinner at their Pomeroy borne Attending besides the cuests ~ honor were Mr. and Mrs. N01'1Tl&Jl WOOd, Ronnie Wood, Mr. and Mn. Dallas DeBord, Mr. and Mrs. Kennth Wyant, Tim Wyant, Mike and Jeft Hanllle, Eddie Glll!am, Poo!eroy, Mr. and 1\fls. ~ Gllll8m, Terri GUllani, Zanesvlllt: Mrs. Stanley Beal, Slelll!n MajOS: tMc, MW!ebury; Carlos Lynch, Bob~. Athens; MJ:. and Mn. Terry . Cadle, Jason and Stacey Cadle, Sprl.ngOeld; Vlclcy DeBord, Nelsonvlle; John Abdella, Athens, and Paul Stephens; West Vlrg1nla. Pomaroy~Middleport, Ohio Got..., 27, . , 41 Houses. for Rant • 3 & 4 BR houoeo. 1176 to 5450. Colt 304· 675· 111 04 or ~ 04 . &75·53811. . ' Wiseman's have rentale: ~ bdr trailer 5 ·mlloo ttom ho&pitoil $225 mo., no.chlld· ren or pets, 3 bdr. plue•f-..11 basement home, nice ~­ tion on Bob McCormictc. 8300 mo .. no children or pets. 6 bdr. home in t~. 1325 mo. 4 bdr. home very close to town t3211 mo. 3 bdr. homo .In .Addloon· ,.. contly ramodelod *2110 mo. Available Aug. 16th, secur· ity dopooit a reflrerjceo r&Auired on ell rental&. WiH· men lleol Eotato Agency. • ,Call 446·3843. . 4 bdr. spacioua living room & kitch on 5 acrea with pine, Rt . 180 Vinton: Coli 4:46· 1372. Unfurnished 8 room hoUse. 1\'h bath. g•• tur11ace. 1torm windows. geteg• . No l{ets. Ref lo Dopoolt. Coli 614· 446-2643 . Hause 4 roams a bath tUrn. 1126 mo. 876 !lop. Locotod 736 roar 3 rd . Ave. Call 446· 3B70 or 446-1 34Q. Good cleo~ house at A,'tldi· son . 3 bdr., cent olr. )::oil 814·448-0175. ' B1um addition, tease with . option, 3 bdrmo, 2'h botho, 2 acres. fenced 'fllrd, wood burning fireplace. lolftlly room. I .e.• appliances, lArge baaement,city water • a••· tll50. mth . with *\00. epplled to purch11o PliGO. ct"ll B14-9811·43B7 , • . lw �..-·- ..... ---- ...... ~ ·~ Fridlly, Aug. lit 3, 1184 -- -- . I The Da ily Sentinel- Page 1 1- , DICK TRACY • 'I 8r 5 Room Home In Gallipolil. 28r, 1 both. LR, DR . K. ex. location on quiet street. Ref. and Depolit Required . Clll Richord Corter 446· 1370 oftor 15;00 pm. J For Ale 1111 dirt, ond top aoil. Coli Coll814· 21511· 1427. 3 bdrm home fo r rent. unfurn ished, on 1 8 ecrea. free g11 heat, ,located . on Rt.33 11 N.Molgo Co. line. 1260. mth . Coil 614· 2 63· 2323 . 8 ft. bor with 5 bar otoolo, ·•zoo. 1982 Chevy dleHI pickup, loa~ . axe. cond., H.IIOO . Coli 814· 245· 15870. 4 br hou_ aa for rent . 304- 876· 3270. For Solo· Zenith Consolo Stereo. uoed very little. Coot 11500, wHI sail tor e200. Call 814· 448·7383. 2 bedroom cottage, good location, 0166.00 pluo dep· ~sit . Call for appointment only 6:00-8 ;00. 304-676· 7~34 . ' Wedding gown oire B. vlel• eh- 1130. Coli !146-3369. u,per Mt. Vernon, 6 rooms. bath, batament. garage. ovolloblo ooon. $226 .00 month. References . depoalt. 304-676-2651 . 42 ----------1-----------r-----------1 Apartment · for Rent 51 liousehold Goode LAYNE'S FURNITURE Garage Apt., furnished, 4 Sofa. chair. rocker. ottoFurnished AC . Ideal fdr l or rooms • bath, 1dUh1 onlv . man. 3 tablet, (extra heavy). 2 men. Beautiful riverview, "Call 614c448·9279 alter $11815. Solo, choir and loveK1nauga . Foster Trailer 4pm . :saat, $275. Sofas and chlirs Pork . Call 446-1602. priced from $286. to $896. Rivorolde Apto. Middleport. Tabloo. $50 and up to $1211. Mobile home Upper River Special ratea for Senior Hida-o-bedio.1390. and up Rd. Coil 446· 1609 or 448· Citizent. e 1 30. Equal Houa· to 1660.. oofo bedo 1145, 0608. ing Opportunltiet . 61 4 · Recllnoro, $286. to $371 .. 992·7721 . Lampo from t28. to $1215. Trailer in Rio Grande. unfurpc. dinettes from $109., tO niahed $150 month plus Newly remodeled · 2 bod· 436. 7 pc. 1189' .•nd up. utllltloo. $160 deposit mar· room. equipped kitchen. Wood toblo with oix cholro ~ed couple only. Call 614t226 . Dopoait required. Call 1286 to 1746. Deok t110 ~88• 8608 . 614-992·6319 or 992 · up to 1225. Hutcheo. 1660. 2816. Bunk bad complete with ~BR . unfurnished Holly Pork maHrl1181, t276. and up to H!X60, Washer & Dryer Newly 1 bed· 8395. 8oby bedo, 1110. hpok up, 'h milo put HMC . room, Manr11111 or box springs, C..ll 614-446-4369 or 304· $226 . full or twin, $68., firm, $88. 11'!6· 9760. or 992· and 178. Queen - · 11911. 4 dr . cheoto. e42 . 6 dr. HOuse trailer for rant. 322 cheoto. 154. Bed !romeo. ~ird Ave. Adutta only, no Furnished .1 8. 2 bedroom 120.ond *25 .• 10 gun· Gun pou. Call 446·3748 or apartmen tt. Middleport. cebiMts, •3150. Gea' or 81_4 ·268· 1903. Adults. no pets, security electric rongH 1375. Baby deposit . Call 614· 992 · matt•-•. $26 e. 135, bod 2 bdr .. trailer Clark ' s Chapel 3874. !romeo 120. *25. & 130. Rd. Free water, 1 child, no king frame $150. Good oeloc· pots. Coil 614-388-8473. Village Manor Apts .• Mid - tion of bedroom 11uit8t. ' dloport . (E.H.O . J hoo 1 rockers. metal c8bineta. 2 bdr. mobile home near bedrm apts. for rent. the rent headboards $38 8o up to Narth Gaillo High School. 1tar1:1 at $201 1 month that $66. 11110 mo .. $60 dep. Call includes all utilitiea, plus a 814-388-8711 . $200 securhy depotit it UNd Furniture ·- Upright ;equired. We just laid new freezer. dryers. and TV·•· 3 MObile home for rent, 8x40. carpet in them & they're miles out Bulaville Rd. Open Call 614-949-2424. located near a doc:tor't 9am to 8pm, Mon. thru Fri ., office shopping areas. Coil 9am to 5pm. Sat. Mobile home for rant. 8x40 . 614· 992· 7787. 614·446· 0322 Coli 614-949-2424. New 1 bedroom apt1. In GOOD USED APPLIANCES Mobile Home for Rent : Middleport. Fumiahed or W81hers, dryer~ , refrigera· 12X60 2 bedroom fully unfumiohed.Coll 614·992· tort, ranges. Skaggs Ap· lurnioh•d with 10X26f1. r~~:__----"-'--­ plianc:ea, Upper River Rd. glosood-in porch $176.00 betidt Sto·n e c,alt Motel. per month plus utilities and Apartment in Pomeroy. 3 614·446· 7398 . . security depotit. No pet• or roomo & both . Call 814· children. Coil 16141985· 992 -6621 . County Appli1nce. Inc . . 4227. Good Uaed appliance• end 1 and 2 bedrooms furniahed TV oolo. Opon BAM to 8PM . 12x80 mobile home in Svra- apartments. Coll992-6434. Mon thru Sat. 448·11199. cule, partially furnished . 992-6914 , or (304)882- 627 3rd. .Avo. Golllpollo, 8200 mo. plus utilit ie~ 8. 2666. OH . del!colt . Coli 814-992· 1 bdrm furnished apt. in Bunk beds with bOokc..e , 7'\80. Middleport , utilities in · aet cheat drewera. Early Two bedroom treiler, kit· eluded . $190 mo. plua dep- American con10le atereo. chen furnished, coupl~s. one osit. call 614-992-7177. Days 814-246-6668, avo. smell child accepted. Refer, 614· 246·5096. . ences, 304-676·1 076. 1 bdrm upper duplex apt. in Middlapon. $185 pluo dop· Uaed .nvingroom suite & 2 br mobile home in Gallipo· oslt. Coli 614·992· 7177. queen tile bedding. Corbin lio. 814-446-8221. & Snyder Furniture. Call APARTMENTS . .mobile 446-1171 . 2 br mobile home in Gallipo- homea. houses. Pt. Pleasant ilo. 814-446·8221 . and Gallipolis. 814-448· Solo bad. dark brown 1180. 8221. Call 4411-4967. 12 k ~O 2-br 1976 Nashua, good·c:ond. gas heat. central Nice 1 and 2 bedroom For sale, used dishwasher, air. Ret.!o stove. $7,700. unfurnished apartments. 126.'Coll614-388-9602. 304-895-3688. 304·676·2218 before 6 · ·lcp.m. 2 piece living room suite. 2 bedrqom trailer. bath 8. Y2, Like now. Coli 614-992· 12x60 Aahton-Uplond Rd. 1 and 2 bedroom apart· 6863. $126 month pluo depoa~ . manti. Point Pleasant. 614· 304-875-4088. 446-8221 . SWAIN 1 and 2 bedroom apart- AUCTION & FURNITURE menta. Point Pleasant. 814- 821;)11ve St .. Gallipolis. Now 44 Apartment 446-8221 . a used wood • coat novea. for Rent 8 pi- wood living room Apart,ment unfurniahld. 1\lltl with 8 inch flat •rms ya .r d and basement, $399. bunk beda•completo $160.00 1 month. Phone with bunkleo 1199. 2 pie~• JAC,KSON ESTATES 304-676· 7641 evenings. entron livinUroom •uhe1 APARTMENTS IEquol 1198, antron rocllntra 099. Houaing Opportunity) hal Modern 2 bedroom apt, other· recliner• 880, in1ple one and two bedrooms, rent Camp Conley area worth dinette sets *179, bOJI' atartlng at *183 for one looking at . $200.00 month •Pring• ·• m•ttreu twin or bedroom and $198 per plus vtilities . 304~ 773· lull $1 DO oot nogular-flrm month for two bedroom, 6143.' , 1120. maple dinette cholro with 8200 deposit located f315. woah otondo 134. neer Foocland and Spring Efficiency apt. Point Plea· mople rockon 169. 7 pioce Volley Plaro. pool and TV sant. utilities paid. Oepo1it chrome dinette HI t149, 6 ant. Call 448·2746 or leave required. 304-896-3460. piece dlnotta HI 118. uoed me as age. bedroom auitea. refrigereFurniohed opt. 304-876· tora, ranges, chett. dNSMfl, Furnlahod opt. 919 2nd .. 3469. wringer w•shera, TV's, dry· Gallipolis. e175 . Men only. ero. e. ohoao. Call614-446Coil 448.4418 otter 9PM .' 3169. 45 Furnished Rooms N-ly remodeled 2 · bdr., ) - - - - - - - - - -- I equipped kitchen, control For rent Slooplng Raamo 52 CB, TV. Radio air. *260. 821\0 Second Equ · t' pment 446 and light houoo keeping • rooms. Park Central Hotel. Ave., G11 II pol Ia. C 8 11 2158. Coil 614· 446·0766 . 8ooo 901 oerloa.4 opukoro, 2 bdr . apt. newly decorated, teo to t146 par mo. utHtieo Sleeping room • 1 26. utill- Nakanichj ·eoo aeries pon. paid. Call 675·6104 or tloo peld. Share both, male c811ette deck. pre-amp. only. Ronge 6 refrlg. 9111 power amp, tuner. Burwen 676-6386. 2nd. Avo.. Golllpolio. Call noise reduction unit. $1.500 firm . Serious callers only Nicely furr\ lohod mobile 448-4418 after 9 PM . 614-379-2444. home In city. CA, 1 or 2 1aduh1 only, no pets. Cell 46 Space for Rent Amateur radio, Hoath kit, 446-0338. HW 101 pluo CW filter, Uneor amp. SB-201 . Coli Furnished apt. 2 bdr. 1136'111 2nd .. Golllpollo. o181 water COUNTRY MQBILE Home after 6 pm 304·171·3419. poid. Call 448-4416 altar Pork, Roul8 33. North of Pomeroy. Lorge Iota. C,ll 9PM. ... 614-992-7479 53 Antiques .. Furnlihod opt. 1 bdr. , $226, utlltlol poid. odulto, 920 4th Four trailer loll. 304·11711· Antique cupboord lo upright AVo .. Gollipollo. Coil 448· 1076. piono. Coil for appointment. 4416 altar 9PM . 992·2228 . IVIi!IChiiiiiiiSi' u.,.tllrl fu:riished ept.. 4 rooms & bath, 1 or 2 adutta, 64 Misc. Merchan.d iH no poto. Call 448·0444 bofeno &PM. 61 Household Goods Complotoly turnlohed oil Knouff Fir.Wood Reduced aloctrlc. 2 bdr. opt.. 418 prlcoo tllru July 31ot. Hove Second Ave ., aduhl, refer. ·For ule: new rolf· away bed. your own MISOMd wood ences, e225 mo. plu1 aecUr· Reooonoblo. Coli 814·882- thlo wlntor. 114' 21118· 8248. lty dop. Call 448-2238 or 8523. 448-2681 . Umeoto,., Bond, Gravel. Motlntlo. box aprlngo. bod DoUvenocl In M-n. ll'olgo. Furnlahod opt .. 2 <OOma 8o nogular size. Phone 304· Gille • pick up at Riohordo bath, clean, no pet1, adutt1 675 -5047. & Son. Call 448· 77815. only Deposit lr. ·reference required. Coli · 814·441 · Elec. Hotpolnt reno•.. kit· ·Piootlc -..... op11119. proved, plaotlc oeptlc lllnko, chen oink, 304·882·2428. a. •I ., 1-:;::;::::;:;:::;;:;::;=== .. ' I ;I Room' tumlahed upo1olro apl. 1119~ Chotham Ave. Calll14· 448· 1232. 59 For Sale or Trada 1979 l TO. auto. o·c Inter· c:epter. aell or trede. 304· 882·3190 RON'S Television lorvlco..,. Spocl•ll•lng In Zonhh enG : Motorola , Ou1zar. 1nt1 "" houoo callo. Col 304-11711•; 2391 or 814-441· 2484. ,\ L I ".J t ' ! I )I plootlc CU-._ - Cui· Goo hOt water haator, worka vono, RON EVAN8 ENTER· gaad. Ul5.00. CaU 304· PRII!I, Jackoeol, 011 81 4· 773-8747"""' 1 :30. 28f.lt30. X-leef e-.c. 13~1. r. modified ba.rrol with Jly~o .Form Equipment· r borroi and eloo Franklin 114- 448-18711· Whool woodburnar. Coli 614-388· Horoa lawm and l1*"'"n 9811. · tractoro aoaaonal clooe out laio. Soiling at coot while .76 M. Corio high M.L. fair loot. Weol.,hovo'por'toond ccnd. eBOO. 79 Hondo XL oe,Yico.. 185S good cond. 14150. go 1 - -- - - - - - -cert- 5 HP Teeumaey eng. Now Ia the time to get the 1200. dinette oet 4 pod. old chain AW trimmed uP cheira Fetty TrH Trimming. INmp .! removal. Coli 304· 171· • · H ' 1 ~ 1 r 1 l!lllt'\ Bedraam suite. dining table • chalro. SMith lo w.•oon "?~~~~'' '1357 modal 28. iuned action 1-::...,...--,,----::----a. torgot grip. omlth e. 61 Farm Equipment Wouon 1000·12 gauge. - - - - - - - - - - Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. 2 milo below Eureka. $160 mo. plua deposit, no poto. Coli 614-643-2644 or 614· 643·2916 . • GENE'S DEEP BTEAM..o CARPET CLEAN , -: aciotchgulrd~water extriCP• tlon, deodorl•••· FREE ettl~ m1tea. Auaonable r81:M. Gone Smhh. 112-8308. Kimbell plono , . .00. Con bo - n boloro 2 pm doys or cell814·1182·1714. cond. for firltwood HalOn, ·Call o160. ,bunk bodo bookC8H ends exc. f;Ond . complete $150, otoroo conoole 50 wott good cond. AM · FM 176, Sooro 2000 wott Gen .. olt $260. 77 M. Corio low milo uc. cond lflrml $3 ,000 . Call 614-379· 2111. --~---~- - lcOok wall phonao, rockoro, prened chairs, pede11al ta· blea, hutchea. • miac. Paul Conkle Furniture. Rt. 7 . Tupper• Plains. Ohio. Sidero Equipment Co. 304675-7421 for complete chlin HW oorvlco. ' 71 . 1978 Lincoln Continental oxc. cond. Call 44!1·8324. 78 Plymouth . automatic trana. 1 cylinder. a .c .. 81.000 miloo. Yory gaad condition . 1~ . 200 . Coli 1114·992·3792. Tobacco oticko . rough lumber . 304-1176· 1128. 1977 Uncoln Town Cor. Exc. Con . Coli 1114-992· 73157. Supor C . Fermoll, 7 ft. mower. turning plowo. 2·14 boler, 2 wagono with rubber tiroo. 304-937·2738. ' 1978 Dodge Aopon, 2 door. 6 cyl .• long list of new ~rta . Must swtoappreciate. Call 614-949-2690. 62 Wanted to !3uy 1979 Ford ll'uotong Liooor 2 . Call 1114-992-5821 . For Sole; 197711'ontoCo~o. Rod. Alum. Sloto. axiros. runo good, looko good. $2. 000. Call 992-1820. 1973 Dodge CO<nafto. 4 door, auto. Good con . 11000. Call 614 -9S5 · 42715. • Alpine Doe Kido, $60.00. Quality . meture prov.en mllkora. Regloterod Dhl re· cordo $125.00. 304-458' 1763. 19711 Chavorolet lmpolo. PS, AC. 350 engine. t800. 10 opoocl Huffy bicycle, 26 lncheo. good condition . t46. Coli 614-245-3861 . 1979 Chryiler Cordoba. fully equipped, good condi· lion. 12.800. 137 Pork Privo. Point Ploooent. 304· 676 · 1963 · or 304-896· 3812. I GOod mixed h1y in bern. $1 .60 bole. 304-876-4600 or 304· 882·3329 . 1978 Chrylior New Yorker: 10.600 act.uat mllea. Show room con"dition, fully equipped. 17,000.00 firm . 304-173· 5710; 8;00 tUI 6;00. Tr o~n:;pnr t.;lrnn Sluah machine. caih regiater, ice gtachine, exhauat 71 Autos for Sale fan. milfi ahike blander. ·outdoor tile . 304-6751616. TOP CASH poid. for · late model uHd can. Smith 1 1 ,ltlnda bees with tupers, Bulck· Pontill>. 1911 Eoot· 1' empty hive, 8 dog c.anning ern Ave.. Gallipolia. Cell ]oro 1400 oil. Melvin Cobb. 614-446-2282. Jerry1 R~:~n Rd. Apple Grove, 3 mi. out. Ask for Charles 1978 Cougar, PS, PB, PW. Wroy. AC. cruloe. AM-FM. OM mogo. Muot oeil. Call 4411· 1983 18-K extended TRS· 0269. 80 color Compgtor. 304· 676-2539. 19715 Chevy Monzo, Y-8, Am-Fm Cauotte. 4opil, PS, AC. 89.000 mlleo, 65 Building Supplies PB. 11000. Coil 814 -388· ·8639. . Now open for business, Mountain State Block, Rt. 33. Now Hovon . Comploto mooonry supplies. 4". · 8". 12" block. Delivery oervico. Phone day 304·882· 2222, ovoliino 882-3239. 56 Pets for Sale 197_8 Chryarc;; New v arlior, 10.600 octu•l mHeo. Show roorrl · condition. fully equipped. 17.000.00 firm . 304-773-5710; 8 ;00 till 1 :00. '71 VW Bug, runs exc .• new clutch, tlrn. good body, gaad otick~r. $960.00. 304937'2306. 1970 VW Beetle. axe. running cond. Cell 304-8755783. 1979 Mercury Copri, 4 cyl, turbo ttencllrd trana. aun roof. PB, PS, 12,300.00 . ~109 Uncoln Ave .. Pt. Pit. 871·2454. . Approt, 200 tate model Clrl for parts. 1977 Podge pow. wagon- ~ith holmea 440 wreckor bod . Coli 614· 281-8622. 1978 Block Trano AM, 6 .6 400 engine, auto. now point. axe . c:ond., $4;1500. Phone 304·89&· 3803, 1989 YW foir cond. Call 446-6247. 1979 Camero Borllnotta. white. no rult, auto With all oxt,.s. 304· 878· 2408 day, time 304-1571-28153 after 8 ;30. 1972 Dodge Monaco 440, AM· FM Redia. PS. PB. Cruioe, Air. Call 814-387· .7300 after 6PM. HILLCREST KEN EL Boarding all bnoedo. tl•••tecq ---~--~--­ . indoor-outdoor facilitiet . 1876 Ford Window Van . AKC Dobormiln ,puppiao; Coli 814-24~·11868 . ' Stud Sorvlco. Coll614-4487796. 1973 l\lluotang Ford Futbock, 3111 Cleveland engin9. Judy Taylor ·Grooming. Cell Call otter &PM. 814·387· 7688. .. 614-387-72),0. Brierpatch Kennell Profet- T978 Plymouth Yolorle, 2 lionsl All·brHd grooming. dr.. 8 cyl., auto.. radio. lndoor-outd- boarding fo· 12.199. John'o Auto Soleo, cilitloo. Pick up ond dallvory Buloville Rd. GaHipolla. Oh . llt'Vice. Engllah Cocker Spa· Opon til d.... Coli 4411· niel pup pin. Can 814· 388· 4782. 9790. 1978 Ford F:260 truck wit~ Drogonwynd Cotto..; Ken· topper. 1·967 Convertible nolo. AKC Chow puppioo, Oomoro. Col) 814· 241· SlemeM kitten•. ntt:w litters 6883. CFA Himalayan •nCI Peraian .~ kittono. Call 814· 446-3844 1979 Chevotto. 4 apd .. olr, oftor 8 . ' AM-FM tapa, luggage rock, I 12,2911. Coli ~3847 . Beagle hound puppioo; con bo aoan off R,. 7 bypou 11!711 Pocor obove Hoboon an Loodlng cond. 1300. i Cteok Rd; C3. Three millto welt to TR 351 . look tor Corvotto 415,000 mi .. oign~ lo oak fer Mr. Grllflth. looded. 011 .1100. C..ll614· 2.4 5· 811811. ' Wanted nulla B1iHtt for otud oorvlco . 304-6711· 19111 Muo1ong 288 4 apd .. 5214. 01.100. Coll448·1282. • Autos for Sale. 1914 YW Bug. gaad cond, runo gaad. Coli 304·176· 2970. 1978 Storflre GT. o-c. om· lm, 80,000 mileo. 1950. ~-~~o~R·!':~~~c3o~~i~~: 5978. 78 Olds, 4 doD<, Y8. lir. 80 Olda Omalgo Y8 olr. outo· matlc. pb, po . 304-11711· 11288. 72 Truck• for Sale Truck Topporo. Moot slzeo. different colors. Johr,'• Auto 8alao, 'Bulovllla d, Galllpolle, Oh. Opon til d rk; Coli 448-4782. 1.883 Chevy 1 : 10 lang bed, 4 cyt .• 4 opd .• AM·FM. now true~ ' -· factory war· ronty, 01.91. John'o Auto Soleo,LBu~ille ' Rd, Galllpolla, On. Open til dark. Call 441-4712. l::=======:=:::.l;;::::::::::::::z::;:~ )" '' cuotom l978 Ford F-1110 pickup . ••.000 miloe . 111100. Coil 814 -982 · 7318. ~---..:......1880 Chevy ~ ton, 4 opHd. hoavy duty. good . cond. ,Phono 304-171·13H; ' 1978 Chevy 8uburborl, J.! cyf, 4 opHd, 2 wd. 1177 Chevy •••-· vi. auto, 4 , Wd. 1877 Joop ChorokH, VB. 4 IPI04. 4 wd. 1174 Dodge piolnip, VB, - ·. 2 · '\'d. 304·1711-HZI.' • 73 Ven1 • 4 73 Vanri GET your carpal SHI~ ' SHAPE WITH CAPTIArt;.j STEAMER. Wotar ra{lloval, .,. tumhure cloanlng. troa eot~ ~ motoo. 304·8711·22911. - ~~=========::;::::::::::;:::;::===~~ 1--- ------ Coffoo table $26; Bent· worth chair $26; End table• $26; oil gond cond. 304· 876·41116. ., 0 For AIO· l.ron bed & . block e. UHd Stool Channel Iron. whito 21 inch TV. Clill angle iron pipe, hCM,Jie trailer 814 •992 · 2213 · ...... Call 614·446-7383. Firewood for sale, $20.00 pick·up loed. 130.00 dell· 1-::-::--,.l-,iv_e_st_oc.....,.k--..,-vorad. 304·676· 2991 or 6 3 676-8782. Automatic oil he1ter and drum. couch, colored TV e. conorioo. 304-882· 3690 ... ..... & 4 W.O.. Watarwellocommorclaland domootlc. teot hal•. pump ••••• and oorvlco. 304·881· ; 3802. - -- - - - - --.: · 8 AS EM EN T WATER~ ~ PROOFING . Unconditlono!., 1973 Dodge Tradesmen lifetime guerentH... Loct~~l 100 van . 83.000 mMeo. olr• . ratenoncoo tumlohed. Froe ' oxc cond. 11.1500.00. 304· 882-2921 . 1 - - - - - - - -- - 1-------'--- . 74 Motorcycles 1983V86Magnalow.milel, · · b k · .. atereo, IC rest, w1n.,.. ahlald. axc. cond. 13.600. 1973 Kowaoewk1900. good cond .. $960. call 1114· 246· 15818 . 1980 Horloy Sopor Gilda. 80 cu. ln .. Showroomcond .. lot bob tanka. loll of chroma, like new, 4000 miloi. oil ·original partil ·go with bike, $4800. Call 81~ - 448 7383. 1984 Horloy Dovhlon SLX Sponotor. 700 mileo. Call 814-266·1826 . . For · Sole; 1981 Honda XL 600 S. like now, priced on inapactlon. Coli 992-6620. 614· 237-0488, 9 a .m. to 5 , p. m . Rogli't B••emen!~ Waterproofing . · ... ' • Cement. flnlahor. Ri~ord ; Garfield . 1114·9815-4484. Booemento, pool decki • parking loto. any oizolob. . Remodeling. aiding. lnotal· . ling and ropolring flreplocoo. simulated brick 8nd stucco, 1 thermo repl1cement win· • dow. a.·304-676·1680. . ', . .1 Building-Remodeling, Con· : crete. drywall. eloctricel" :, rootl~. ... flooring. homing. • kltchon' bothroom in.otollo• ·: lion, door-window homing. • 304-676-2440. ' RINGLES'S SERVICE. ex· ' perlenced c.Wpenter~ elec~ri· cian. mason, painter, roof· ing lincluding hot tor oppllcetlon) 304-675-2088 or 876-4680. .., 82 Plumbing & Heating !~ CARTER'S PLUII'BING 1978 Kowoooki KZ400 moAND HEATING torcycle with wind ahiald. · Cor. Faurth end Pine custom teat. lillY bar, new Gallipolis. Ohio rur tire, new ~hain, Qood Phone ' 814-446-3888 of .: condition. 1485. ·con 614· 614-446·4477 ' ' 992-7680. JIII''S PLUMBING lo HEAT' . 1983 Kowookl 650. portoct lNG. Rt. 1. Box 366, Galli- • cond. King and Ou• teat, poUo. Call 614·367-0676 . .. padded Sissy Bar, real sharp, 01,000 . 00 . 304·882'· SHULAW'S Plumbing on!!:: 3326. Hooting, ' 211 Sixth St:.;:..., Point Pleooont. W. Ya. 304· ''" 676-6420. licenead and ~ 75 ·Boats and ini ured. "' Motors for S llle ::;::;:=;;:======:a 83 Excavating ~ 1973 Corrivolla. 1.8 #.140, -----~ HP, 1·0, drive ~.,.on trailer, $3,300. Coli 44o· 2240. Good· 1 Excavating. ball·- ~ ments, footer1, drivewayl_o~ ' Ebb Tide 8oiu Boot. 60 HP, aeptic: tank•. landacaping! .: Evin. Rude Trol . motor, Call anytime 814· 448· • depth flndor. 12 gal. to~k. 4637, Jamesl. Oavi1on. Jr.,.. : new boilary. 12260. Coil owner. ,, • 814-2411-681 Doz'e r Work by Ted· Hann.-.- ~ 1978 Soe Star 16 toot Ditchaa. pondi, road1, land ... trl·haul bolt, power lift trim, clearing, etc. Call Motor Car :~~~ o;~~e~':.i. o410!). call Brokoro, 441·6192. a. Rvening Television Listings-----------~-----------..;..--------------~·· ,~·. 9 J .A.R.Conatruction Co.Ru· 2150 HP Flborlorm 1·0. 19 It tlond. Oh,614· 742-2903; 6 in length. Phoilo304-676· Banmentl. ft;»>ters, Con- ,.. 41519. . crete work . Backhoe' a. ·· Dozer A Ditcher, Dump · 1977 Rinkorbilt, 90 hp trucks, & weter-QII-NWeroutboord. with trailer. ~04- electriCel linea. 178· 3364. 176·443'7. For Sola. · 1980 Caoo 460B 17 ft . Creotilnor. 1&6 10, Do1er. 2600- hra. aide covloll extru. clean boat. 304· era, full sweep' cenopy, new 8715-6288. track, plnl & bulhing, 12700; 1978 Caoo 1580C Biockhoe, 2800 hro. en· 78 Auto Parts cloud c1b. !18W reer tira1, Acce1soriea good oound; e19,000. Call . _Lao Jolloro, before 8;30 a .m .. 614-698-8889 or Two AM car racNo1, one 898· 6823 •tt•r 8 :30. AM·FM 8 track stero c1r nodlo. Four 1111n. white rima. For Solo 1973 Ford 6560 Four Chlvrotet truck hub Backhoe, encloeed cab, new copa tor 4x4. Royce Mobllo tlroo. 07500; 1983 GMC 23 Chonnol CB. Manllolde Single axle aomi·IN~k ; good tor o Chevy 310. 304-676· , tlrea, minor work ""dad. robullt 318 Dotroh. aound ' 21715 lifttr 15;00 PM. truck, 12500; Home mode 19711 Hondo Civic fer porto, lowboy. olnglo axlo, fifth ....in' 1200'. or bolt offer. whoel, 011500. 0.1.0 . ,or troda for 4x4 or Horloy 304- 73-1138. Oevklaon,Call Lea Jlffett. 814; 898·8881 before 8:30 . a.m. or 198-8823 otter 78 Camping 8 ;30. Equipment a. 1981 a..llno camper. 20 tt .. oleopo 6 . 1800. 304-882· 33415. 79 M_o torl Home• C1Jmpa1'11 a. eURDETTE CAMPER SALES 1o URVICE, Opon daHy 9 to 1 ~ 30. lot. I to 4, Clooorl Sunday. U.l. Rt. 10. Coolville, Oh 1114-887· 3388. i 1977 fiM!wing 17'h ft. fully oolf· contalned with - - . llaepo I , 304-8715278 • • - 84 Electrical & Refrigeration SEWING Mochina r-lro, oervlce. Autllorizod Singer &oleo lo Sorviee Shorpon $ciasorl. flbric Shop , Pomeroy. 61,4 · 992-2284. FRIDAY ·8/3/84 8 :00 1 Cll<llD<IlatD()) CI)Newsii'OVIE: 'Sink ~· I-w I ·7 7 J•p Wl!!lo- p.o.• p.b .. 4 wheal olrloie. Prlae ridupod to 11210. firm. Call 8t4742· 2211 or 304· 773• 1184. • New T H ._Aftdy•.J=Nell/~ . ·~ N ~ R 0 " 9 30 1h:00 •rng Rainbow iltllrTrek 8 ;30 -· :The ..C- · d end 8on I N-• (JJ XXIII Summer i a-te of Fortune (I) Wheel of,, . _ I 1.-. ~ = l y ,..... Jomeo Boyo Water Sorvtco. Aloo poola filled . Coil 814.• .. , · 258- 1141 or 1114•4411· . 11711 or 814-44e· 7811 . wi-1 of Fot!Uno ' Orie o.v ~a nmo ' I roofo, 10 _ . eaporlenoo, · -mo11a1n1 In bult up I'OI'f. WIH Ala • trade for Piol!uP Caii814-HI-HI7. of equal value. 1171 Ford van. E·210. automatlo1 a.o.. PAINTING· ~r ond ox· crulaa, p .o.p. b.. '""~Y - . · ........ . -ling. glooa. cuo,omlaed , 114· IOfM rem a yra. 812.·2708, oxp. 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Go"'"'"*' • 38 Moot original 39 By.the head 5 Kate of song to Moccasin 11 Grandis ooe parental 41 Pilcher 11 Laundry . DOWN · appliance I Helen's 13 Depend abductor 14 Hold fast 2 Ward off 15 Exasperate 3 Grant II "There film Such (1942) Ul........ - - - ~. lilt!MI: ...,. With..,. li8n (I) Hee Haw 11<. Who Ill '--tylae of the Rich QU ~ ~~· MOVie: 'IMtle ..... the ...... ., . . .-....· ......-..... Moo Nf'L'e Graotaet Ma· · praoonto .llltlhllillltatho of 'IN' feoturlng HIW Jota vo. tho lhlt-. . Coho. TRISTATE UPHOL8TIRY 8HOP 1113 8111. AWl.. Gallipollo. 114-448-7833 Of 114·448· 1833. DUO ACROSS 1 Top of flftDMfJ}rt .fJ''TNAT-Ieoilt liD-GAM· a......... ~· Plo ., 12:00 ~..._ • Allorl D ttl Nowo 11;48 nowo. I RReo•mrr~e~Motmlli,lcowr Momo upholet8ry . 15 o.m.. ._ D the Welt Woo Won " · • 7 ' 30 D (1)1- Look (]) 3rd Armuol l.agendafV IIIII- - . , (I) NlaJor "-"Baa a boll: a.n F - - I t A~ e ;OO D (I) CD Dlff'- ltri>lt!ta Charlene moves In with the Drummond family and her l!li~~,l: 'llrthof~ · IFunny F~ .• by JHOMAS JOSEPH (fi) Fall e. Rloe of R. P-n 10:00 D (I) CD Rouotero , (I) MOYIE: 'War<Joomoo' (I) Spoclel (fi) E l - R Switch 10;30 (I) Thle Week In Boaoboll 11 ;00 D (I) CD Ne(I) Not N-uarily the Now. (I) Ronalo..,co In Ashe Co. @ SportoCenter (I) Night Tracko· Chertbuotero (I) MOYIE; 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood' Twilight Zone 11 :16 (I) ill Nowo , .1 :30 (I) CD David Lettennan -..Famouo Cfil All Crwtunro G - - In tile PamMy . ............ . w._..-..,...."""' D uke lo Wnhil1910" Mobile Home Ownor -.1 uo-•1 oorvtco. undorplnnlng. odd 0111. 1 o yro. exp. Call 44i·l12t . ' · Cll ell Tonltlht BMw MOVII: 'llid -..yo• .... of MOVIE: 'Golllloil: lwiH ,...., Roble.(J)(JIDukuofH-..1 Daley flieo a eropduo~ng plono 10 help out o friend, onty to Mi elolll of BoA Hotlll'l ...... • ......... iR) JIMS WATER SERVICE . Coli Jim Lor\lor, 304·1711· 7387. &toll =.:.-- 11 :30, (1)1l)Cr..lter Brooocttllor'""o MOVII: · - Uko a 8 ;00 Otymplc 9 :so ~ 8W lea ch lntlopondont Newt 10:30 My Uttle M..... . MOVIE: 'l1le C:..W.· -· Cfil· MHtot•loco 'TheMn 'To Servo Them All My Doyo.' David bocomeo o condldato IO< r h o - · · 'lor poaltion oltor R e Horrleo dacldoo to notlno. IAI 60mln.I[Ciooectc.pt-) , At T1le Mooloo 11 ;00 CllD (I) ill Newt Anothw U.. Neww/lporta/W- , Nightly Buolnooo R-' . ' at- · Cfil ll'acNeii/Lahror N-r .Mfferoono _ 7:30 Cll Tlo Tao Dough Iuper Boutoof die 70' e •Muhommad All vo. Ken Nonon (Loo Angelao. Sep· 1973).' 1150 mln.l (I) Mlljor "-u• Sooollllil: 1M FrenaiiOO lit Atl8nta ....... Cannactlon - . ~ ·c-· 7 ;00 ~ Cll 0... .,_, MOVIE: 'Gloria' AIM . , _ Joneo (]) tlportoCo , _ (I) Down 10 E-. (I) D <II XXIII Summer (I) .John Ankerberg • 11 ;46 Ill (I) MOYIE: 'The Effect • of Gamma Roye on Men in · : the Moon Marlgaldo' CJll All In the Family · ·· · program colobroteslho first two years of ohe ' late Night with Oavid loitormon' show. (RJI90 min .l • · (I) MOYIE: ·r. the Jury' 9 :00 D Cll CD M.,..'a Fornlly Conclusion. Mama discov· era that being mayor i1 not oil what it's crocked up to be . IRI Cll MOYIE; D (I) (jJ MOYIE; 'A Uttlo R.....,_' (I) MOVIE: 'Odd M., Out' EVENING - 2nd Anniveraary Tontght's tftt!::.: n.,. (I)CountryEocpriooo SATURDAY 814184 . et -11D11 a(J)atF-c:-tMoi· i... poys tho prlco lor trod· ing hor _, lor lind • TorTV oullora bacltloeh hom hor poot. ll'l 180 min.l (J)Ewnlnaet,...._ Hl!mlloch: Ploniot/ compooor/ont...- Mar· vln HamUoch ]olno Joltn WH' noma and tho Boston Popo foro opoclalpnogram on dif· - • muelc _ . . . .. 1111 160 min.) 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IR) (I) MOYIE; ' Pori<y' o' fJ) MOYIE; ' F~buloua y 0 ...,• • .D (I) Clll MOYIE: ·w . - p Down' Port 1 (fi)!lamblln' .MOVIE; 'Knlghtoolthe • ,~.~• ._.__ 8 ;30 D (I) CD S11wr Spoons Ricky' I attempt to ploy his mother oft oglinst his father bockfireo when she buY• him o prooentthlt his father did not wont him to hove~ IR) _ . _ hom ~- NJ 1 ;415 Cllii'OVIE: .'W .. olength' ' ~MOYIE: · - !lunner' 2 ;00 Cll Newe F(I) llalld Oald Hito CD Newo,ISign Off DlliCNN-naNews 2:15 ill CNN Heedlma News 2:30 (I) U1e o1 Riley (]) Top Boxing from A - City, NJ <ll St8r 811 cit 3 :00 Cll 700 Clull 3:15 (I) Campbell :The llllftr ~ 3 :46 (I) MOYIE: 'Sink the 11-1' 4:16 (I) MOYIE: 'The Big ar.wt' 4 :30 (I) R-118glay Cll 7~~........... IHRA (]) -·.., ~.,. N - m N~ Cover· . ego ol thio drag racing event io preoented from Milon •.M!. (60min .J (I) Clll Deileo~ J.R. end Peter oro each convinced thot he fetlterwd the child Sue Ellen last in tho occi· dont. llll160 min.) ' 8tetcwlde .... • ro EVENING 86 ·M . H. Repair 11 - - EY"' D I!ICI'inin.) W.O . I 11timete1. Cell collect 1 ~.~ ·PS, crui ... AM -FM 11.,.0 , 1$83 Willy' s tovck. 4 wheel drive. 3 opeed. lock out hubo. 304. 8 82-3236. .. ., A YN O P R GN AYTKA ; MJXVFZXR .. N'Q Z T I X , .. .. • • EOQ Q. TKWA . - QTJTAYL BE .JFXJ Yea1erday's Cryptoquo1e : EACH MOMENT 1S THE FRUIT OF FORTY THOUSAND YEARS. - TiiOMAS ./NQLFE •1 C '""'King Fe• tu,....Swndlute . InC ... .. ., ~ •. , �. • Page 12-The Deily Sentinel toUr step!onS, Lawrence Hysell Jr. of Mll;lclleport, Bill Hysell of James H. Copeland, 76, Happy LaPorte, Ind., Robei1 Hysell of Hollow .Road, .Rutland, died Thurs- McHemy, Ind., and Richard Hysell day In Vetemns Memorial Hospital of Middleport; and flve grandchildren. .following a lengthy tllness. Mr. Copeland was a member of . He was bornMay19, Jrol. : Surviving are hls wife, Nellie the Good Hope Church at Scottown, Ohio, where services will bebeldat2 Hysell Copeland, whom hemanied p.m. on Sunday, wlththeRev.Earl on May 2, 191!2; a son, Carl, and a daughter, Bernia Hardin, both of Hinkle officiating. Burial will be In Carpentervllle, Ill.; three step. · Good Hope 9Jurch Cemetecy. Friends may call at Hilnter Funeml daughters, Mrs. Ida Smedley, Mrs. Home. Huttand. from 24 .and 7·9 ·France$ Baggy, il!ld Mrs. Shirley p.m.SaUJrd8y. Diddle, aU of the Middleport area; I "•' Copeland E~ergency runs reported I. Ten runs over the past two days kept the Meigs County Emergency · Medical Service busy. .. Middleport was called atl: 11 p.m. ·to .Riverside Apartments for Ed· ward James 10 Veterans Memorial . Hospital; at 1:36 p.m . Pomeroy went .to Main Street for Kermit Clark to Veterans Memorial Hospi-tal; Syracusewascalledat2:45p.m. ·to London Pool for Eddie Sawyers to Holzer Medical Center; ai6: 31 p.m . ·Pomeroy went to 23 Cave for Margaret Julian to Veterans Mem. Orlal Hospital; . Mlddieportwascalledat7:19p.m . to211 s. Third St. forMacyWelli; to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy Fire Department went to a struc· ture fire at 473 Broadway St., lett 1o:m p.m. returned 10:23 p.m.; Pomeroy was called again to Broadway Street, lett 10: 58 p.m. retl.(rned 11:15 p.m.; Huttand was cai1edaill:l4p.m.forHickJohnson to Holzer Medical Center; Friday at 12: 44a.m.'MJddleportwenttoNorth Second and Walnut for Floyd McCeUan to Vetemns Memorial Hospital; at5:29a.m . Huttandwent toMelgsMlne2forHobertMcCaiito O'BienessMemorlalHospltal. • f•Jed • COUrl • •1 aCllOh ..ClVI I m · 'An action has been filed In Meigs for payment of $~,636.a8 from CountyCornmonPieasCourtasklng Norbert Patrick Neutzllng and Anita S. Neutzllng, both of Long Bottom, toFarmersBank&Savlngs Co., Pomeroy, on a promlssocy note for real estate. A mortgage judgment In the Cow missing Beef queen inteniews Area deaths James R ·Friday, August 3, 1984 Pomeroy-Midda,port, Ohio Street.Asbort Ina mediclnecablnet ...,().1~1.1(11111: lit the case of Centml Trust Co. vs. ,I Pl1aeant s..nday, ' AUGUST 3 thru 9 50 Laughter. Trial. And triumph. , , catchlnaonlocally. . Secretacy of Labor Haymond Do11011an said earner . thla ._.. that .rn>A. " ...Is Uvlng' up to our best expectaUons, with more th8n ~.llXl participants In . the flrlt ~ lll!llltha of the Jlloeram." In GalUii and Meigs cOunties, Dave Gloeckner, n'PA directOr for the Gallla·Melgs Conummlty Action Agency, says that' It bas been a · slow· ·. · Pomeroy, OH. · · SWEET .SPECIAL 5 5LBS. 99¢ CANTALOUPES · FRESHPEACHES . WATERMELONS . FRESH YEUOW PREESTONE CANNING PEACHES · Prlcet good While aupply l..t1. patient In the Athens Mental Health '---~---=~~~::::::~::~::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~------_1~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~::::::~::~~ mo~~servlceswhlleshewasa Center. TODAY STARTS COKES toe • Levy approved :scene. · He was then tmnsported toHolzer · Medical Center where he was ·admitted with multiple contusions · and a concussion. He Is now listed In good condition. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. · Hobert Sawyers, .Racine. Jackson County's Newest and Largest Furniture Store ~. nlngnumberw¥~ ' a..~lpllll8wonianAnneBJooriJbergiiBldlt · ·~pulation increases; : $1 9 9 GAU.IPOLIS-WIIIIe~ . *' popila~a:' declined' by 0.1 . $788 Three Ways We Serve and You Savel . 2 Pc . 1. Direct factory b;,ying . Snve~ you n1oney . L----~--r---------------....:....--------------; Sole · quality bu~s of close-outs. scratch & dlmt and clistontinued . 3. In Store · regular merchc c. dise of the latest style furniture at near factory cosi ' due ' to volume b .. ying . 2. Tent DINI·NG GROUPS 60% Off Suggellilul Retcill Price . ' ·Formerly Country Barn --, 3 Miles South of Ravenswood on Rt. 2 - Hours; Mon.-Sat. 9-9, Sun. 1-6 ' ·. C:: to St<irt.ing AI . • Friday. BEDROOM . SUITES 00,0118to29,an 'JbroU&h9ut the reaton, only . ~llwno ................57,600(+2.t%.1 Ctllia ................... 29,1100(-1.0%) ......._, ................ 30,100(-1.5%1 IIIII Athelia and Mtt&ts tepll'ted popuia- . 1 !:."........ - " " " Totalt •or Gallla, "vwaon In -"""·tl~ _ , 11 Ohio -·~ . t1oa ""'~1• u....................... 63,200(·1.1%1 aided 'a mixed bag or PQiiuJatloa , Jacboo, Lawrence and VIntOn .~ ................. 23,1100(+0.5%) llmWIII. _. lou, the U.S. Census lhl;!w a dec!llne In the number of · V"- ............,..... 11,400(-1.7%) -QMt "All Store merchandise i)of the highest quality and gubronteed customer satisfaction. We aim to meet or beat any price. . Dealer's Welcome. . ROOM . 15 \ ~II. . au ...............~ -·....Atllenlbi.Q-·;pet';1; Of . frlllelC).'I&7,8.'111n lncTN8! c!llrq ' u. period. The 1111a · _ counl)'llftWII'Gm!llato5'1,&00,a 1,._..«1 jp"owtll · ' 2.1 pettalt juql. '· . ' 01uJ1f1 ~ the ~!::.:~ID::23:·:•:-:• 'phlshat . nw at dldlne • Its !pU!atbt lllllraallll,IIUo 11,400 recorded -adler •or u pilc&tt . ~ ;.iiler ·at r•h"enr., (AI') "'1. \' J . ' 'l»!.CM ll*tt Bar AIIIGtlatlaftlfti "II. hlk1iltl01tiiUI*wttbftl CGI4111D'I ...tl lt.OIIID~ZW a..ft-IIM tile IIW)'II'I' otpiltptiflli Clliii>t IIYt IJIUdillft to 4 loll, . ' : f'l'IU ll. Blzl!r,J.I ftrt at tiL lf,lll-n.a t*I Ph - ntl Ub lilt Wlllk a ........ ntpll1 will$ DOt c.?y a •lei cer •ll(l?a'ocilll'hctlilili . . . . the O!!BA. but lintnwd fnlm ~ wa ..-.orat 1 S . 1 ca tile part . 1J1e S24 miDion. ''We'rewornout.lt'sbeenawlldandwoolyweek," lie said, adding that he had IOid tickets to buyers 001111ng ttom as rar away as New Yark. The New Yorlc Lotto set the $22.8.mllllon k>ttecy . jackpot record, In May, when the jackpot was split among four winners. . Ms. Blocmberg said saies for Ohio's game this week had totaled more than $21 mUUon by midday Saturday. • • Chema had said he expected Lotto ticket sales to total at least $23 rnUllon by dmwlng time, although sales figures for Saturday were not Immediately avattable. Altlmgh the odds are 3.8 mUllon-to-one of pi~ktng the six numbers chosen, a $1 bet buys two tickets, so lottecy otftclals have quoted actual ndds of 1.9 mllllon:to-1 for a player buYing one ticket. ' LOCALI'Ol>tJIATION-'ftle iil!ltober of 05do, u ..,.. de·ci?Bed 11etw e • 'I M llld 18. Be.,_..,,llllweVer,l?ie._• bu.- 1'f4101lted a ~ of · . boal pwlb llld 8tw In P'JIIIIlp:.111t1n1e, r 'ap of smw Illpet p;w tP t c• ., . .• .. income ~-hike legislation . ' ' SANTA~ Calif. (AP) - President R.eagan pt'OOllled Saturday to veto any ...,._ ....... ,.!ion mlslng penronallncome taxes llld called on Democratic challeiiJI!r . WalterF.Mondaletotullyexplaln hlsown~to~taxes. InhlsweeklypaldpoUtlcalt'idlo .broadcast,thepresldentsaldhe\Vas addressJnethetoplcoftaxlncreUes "In case the Dernocratlc talk of ~ secret plans has yoo wotTied.'' · Spealdna from his mountaintop rartdt ill!lll' here, R.eagan pledged: "I will propose no Increase In personal Income taxes and I will veto any tax bill that would raise personal tax rates for working Americans or that would Jail to make 0).11' tax system slrtlpler or morefalr.'' . ' WhlleHeaganhasprevlouszysald hehas·noptanstoralsetaxes, ltwu the first tim~ he specifically mentioned personal Income taxes. .' "secret plan" for mlslng taxesw~s "the plan of the Democra'JS nominee for president," whonr 1Je, . ' never mentioned by name. ~ -.,: He complained that Monda!f~ ·plantoralserevenues\Rlwon't"~Y: for his promises." ~aganlnsl~· · .. $1,500 Increase In taxes "forevejy AmericanhoUsehold. :: "It's the same tired Old forml!lii~ .Reagan, nearing the midpoint of an 1lHiay vacation, alSo said Mondale's charge that he had a He said Mondale owes voters' an explanation of precisely how· ~ would raise taxes In l!l!ll. ~~: thatMondale'splanwouldresult~~ taxandtaxandspendands~..; · :·pes public ~th cri,iei$m· of Ohio Supr~me Cour( . S.iate. . •aJ.UMBUS. Oblo Vlntoal' a toietmllne/ said David Hahll, owner of Cincinnati business wbtch sells the tlckell. Another Cincinnati ticket ~. Paul Jacob, said before the dmwlng that he hoped scmeone would win ~=~t!-: .Reagall pledges·to veto any · .........~~~~!!'::!:!:.... ._ ·. . . . ' LIVING ' be valldau!d, she said. · Lottery Conunlsslon Director Th<mas Chema called It "Lotto fe\'l!r" before the dmwtng, which came atter a Wrek of treftzled ticket selling that spilled over Ohio's borders 10 affect tesldei!ts of nearbystates. Lottery acents In Ohio RJver town9 said many ~lucky and West·\llrglnla residents were buying ·. ~ tickets. Some agents reported waits of up to fiVI! hours to buy tickets. , "You'd better put In .t he newspaper 'Hurcy, hurcy' . . . ~. when theY could tum In tbelr tickets to WATERBEDS 'L ottery . aame. :CLEVELAND (AP) - Hundtl!ds of llngiers were crt 11 ed Saiunlay as thousands of Ohio Lotto players baped tbelr lilt numbers would beat the odds of 3.8 mlllon·»l and be picked In the weekly drawing tor a .. 1.Ud lottei)' Jackpot estlinated to be ·at least S24 mUon. · - 3 Pc. a& rtpt, Ia •drt m Tliitatl)' .roe lleuw" willie tile a 5 e' at ~teer; ..._,ilpuledllllla&?Jr•-.~..r.Rt 1!: afltUOikBI.Falr .""'dall were pknsed wlhllle- u-......... tllelllle.Flll? ....:IIi oflhesale llppt!lll' 011 Plfii!IA-' 1111J1 A-7af...,.,.a'l"'tneei S eo; . ' . _ eUJreJy a.t dftrlais would know belorP 9 a.m. ; 1' y w11et1ter t111n had been any Jackilc?t·winners. I 1 = Iotll!ly omees are closed 011 weel e..,., the 'II ••Y or any wlnllln would not be known until at Starting at Altentlence II& ihe -w'lveltDdl uie .... Ollila C I) ...... F · -·lle&VJII'rldaJ,••.,. .... _ ......... X llcllle.._, Qhio .Lotto: .fiDgers ·crossed .tHrong~out state . COUNTRY ·- BARN .DISCOUNT FURNITURE Today · A day, at the'. sale . eco.umc .. ·stQrts . placemenls. On!! or ttie reasons tor the slow start, Gioeckiter 'said, wail that 85 peitel)t of those enrolled In JTPA . signed up for two-year tmlnlng programs. . economv ·''· '--../ Admissions- BenJamin .Rhodes, - .Racine; Neva King, Pomeroy; . :Margaret Julian, Pomeroy. DISCharges - . .Russell Clone, : J~ .Reynolds. JB~~e Hyllt!ll, Hay ·Hall. Lester Stewal1, Linda George. . : CLEVELAND (AP) - The • · ~ numbe~: dmwn Thursday · nJ&IIt In the Ohio Lottery's dally "1be Number," was T13. • In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, thP win· o/ TENT SALE..._. Veterans Memorial . s.c•; 10¢ .Youth falls from J.ool's diving step ' Anacctdentwhlchocurredyesterday attein(lon at London Pool, Symcuse, at approximately 2: ll p.m., sent 9-year.:Old EddieSawyers -to Holzer Medical Center. : The boY had climbed to the top of :the high dive and was waiting on the top step. As he reached tor the ran and started to climb onto the board, his foot sUpped and he tumbled to the · concrete, fatllng nat on his left side. He was conscious but bleeding tr0m the tett side of his head when :the Symcuse EMS arrived on the St.llll)r ~~lltd Ftourt,l COKES Symcuse Vlllage Council voted Thursday to ptace a 1.7 rniU levy on the November ballot for street light maintenance. The levy wllllncrease the millage f)'om 2.3 mills to 4 mills. ' Cowx:U authorized Hoben Win· gett to apply for a gmnt extension. The grant, from the Bureau of .Recreation, DepartmentofNatuml Hesoorces, Is for a $«1,101 marina. The grant luis been awarded, but tundshavenotbeenbereleasedunttl · a . site Is approved. The grant wlll exptre Aug. 15 unless Wingett's extension is approved. Meigs Mine 3 haS rented the park .and pool tor Aug. 18. The All-Star :game for girls softball will be held Aug. 12. l()cally. tmtororthe.Bureeuor~ . Servlcal, CIIIIUili!!iltrd Friday 011 tepoats tbat Jct''e 1m In Olllo dt opped from~ pel cent lnJutletoS.7 .• • Jli!IQHJt In Jill¥. The il8tiOIIal rate lncretllled from 7.1' penet to 7.5 petCI!IIt In the same~ . With repnt to the decreue..LID . Ohio, Ms. ~ ll8ld. ·-roday's fleut'ea do JIVe us~ ment that Gov. Celeste's efforts.to rellulld Ohio's lmd Jm. prove the job cUmate are having a positive effect for Ohio workers." ~OWt'llel', she said Sbe IS stU! ' skeptical mer whether the ec». nomlc ltnprovemellt will continue. Ms. Steinbacher said the national . lncre8se "Is dlsllll'llq, althougll some analysts Wl!k.une the Jn. crease as a sign of dl!celeratlon or . the vecy rapid gro.vtb seen ~r the last two quarters.'' ~ Connie L. Cardillo, VInton, and Anthony E. Cardillo, Langsville, have filed for a dissolution of their rnaniage In the court. . Karen .S. Lyons was granted a A Multi11. . . Inc. Nl\u ll :• COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A state official says Ohio's u_nempioy· ment mte may have decreased In JulY. In the face or a boost In the national .mle, as a: result ot Gov . Hlchard Celeste's econDmlc devel· opment efforts. RoiJeiU Steinbacher, adJnlnts. HOMEGROWN m. s -.... .._soc.. 5, 1984 .rtPA Is dlffetent than Its pi'edecessor, CErA, "We .C\lrrently have 70 employer-employee · conbecai!E JTPA places Its trainees In priVate~. • ·tmcts," G!Qeckner said, "and the wage mtes are· according to Gloeckner. ".Tl'PA re-trains the long pretty high In some areai," Gloeckner said one term unemployed and !hale whose jobs have been worker wai placed In a Goodyear job that paid SlD. 75 • done SWaY with. It pays Up to 50 pen~ut or a trainees .per hour, while a .steel job paid anothertmlneee$17.50 gross Wll&e& tor 011-t.he-job tmlnlng and 100 pet'CI!IIt or per hour. · ,the·cost~ books and tuition tor classroom tralillng." Job placement In ruml areas Is more dlt!lcult tljal) lfawrver, JTPA does not pay for time spent In the · In cities because "one city employer can provide~· claslroaln, where CETA paid trainees $3.35 for each jobs," Gloeckner said, 'While here Its one-at-a-ttme: . ' '' hoor Ia the Classrocm. Gloeckner said JTPA has bee!) a plus for the area. · While no . local figures are avallilble, national ''Statistics show the. employment rate Is down, and flgunjllhow thatmorethan 70pet'CI!III of all who have . .we'd like to take a Uttle credlttor that.'' ·. . been lrPied t.hmlgh J'll'A have been placed In jobs. ' i• ~. "In the transition." Gloeckner said, "we have SI!!Ved 127 people from Gallla Cciunty and 124 from Meigs. But for ttxtJuty-September ~quarter, we have already placed 50 percent of what we expected we would." Gloeckner said July saw 16 job Ohio jobless rate. declines; counters nation's·J1.1Iy jump BANANAS N $ KBrnte .... . . . . nlne-montll IJ'ansltlon trom CETA to JTPA, with more people ll(lW bealnnlng to take advantage of the 'ftne. S ISWI GAl.I.JPOLE,- Whtle U.S. Department of Labor offlclalalslueirlowlqJ'EIII)I'tsabout~JobTralnlng Partnenblp Act (n'PA), Qftlclals say . It Is just MARK HOMEGROWN . TOMATOES 2 LB. 5LB. o oHoooooo oooooooooool..er& I, II · 992-6036 HOMEGROWN thru TI1URSDAY! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , '·~. I& BJ .JOHN FIUJIDHAN · OPEN 9·9 MONDAY.SATURDAY, _SUNDAY 12·8 SPECIAL ~ Jo~ . training act.c~tching 'OD MAl N STRE w. Main St. 8poria •.••.•••.•.•••....•.....••.. lJ-1~ Bob Hoeflich relates the story of a man, a ring and tmes· .. ADMISSION EVERY TUESa4Y $2.00 ritl~'Jft,ff'IJ'i>';l~ -------~--::-::FRIDAY Carl and Carolyn Davidson, Middleport. An entcy has been flied In the case ·of the Fanners Bank & Savings eo. vs. Dale HlU Ford Tractors, asking for payment In the amount of $8!,292.44 on a property ~en. . The Ohio Department of Mental Health tiled' a $43,!m lawsuit today against Esther B. Smith 1and her guardian, attorney Frederick Crow The suit alleges Smith owes the ,. Ohio weather: · · .. wann, muggy conditions -Page A-4-- • Reun10n • aDDOUnC ' ed~~;;~;~;;;~;;;;;~;;~;;~~~~;~, . • A basket lunch wlll begin at noon. ~the River ···~··•••••••uB-I.S BB...-''ll!le•-., ........................... A..S De fh ouu : ... ,,, ,,,,,, .. ,,,,,, .. ,A--5 ' Eclltol1all ......................... A-2 ·a metal detector-Page 8..8 BARGAIN MAT/NaS SATIJRDOIY & SUMli!Y ALL SEATS $2.00 Cinem"-"7) \ ' 4 4034-36-26-14 Practice slated Street. Lightning came In on was the electrical lines but damage Inside: 1Uemlin'slron Embraee'..P&(IIe A-2 Limb..·. F:--s reported \ Jack Anderson discu88es the Middle East and tile Marriage license rHacl~~ne~~-=~jii~!~!i!p~lu~g!ca~u~sed~mlnlm~~al~q~amag~~e~.·~ii~~~~ls~to~brin~g~a~doo~r~prtze~:·i amountof$5~.08hasbeenentered •ew: slated for Aug. I 0 minimal. . TheTeatordHeunlonwillbeheld J.reC:~lla:sc:~::=a~ ~=y at the .Racine J,.ocks and divorce from Alfred S. Lyons Jr., • The fyfeigs County Sheriff's !)e. partment repom that a brown and white 1cow belonging to Hemy . . Cleland, Jr., Is missing In the · In~leWs for the 1~ Meigs -Contest;mts wlll be Judged on Welshtown HlU area of Mlnersvlll~. Coonty Junior Fair beef queen will the following basis: koowledge of Anyone with Information should be held Friday, Aug.10. beef, 35 percent; personality and contact the sheriff's l;lepartment. Applicants must complete an poise, 25 percent; activities, ~ application and w11te an essay on percent; and appearance, , ~ the topic of ''Beef Gives Strength." ! percent. The contest 1s sponsored by · the -Contestants must submit an A marriage license has been Meigs County Beef Cattle essaY on the subject: "Beef Gives Issued In Meigs County Probate Association. Strength." No other topic will be Court to Richard Earl Sargent; 39, Applications and the essay are accepted. Theessaylsllml~totwo Plain City, and Debra Jean Yates, due by 4: l:lp.m. Wednesday,Aug.S, pages, double-spaced; and must be 27,Haclne. and can be obtained at the Meigs typed. . County · C:OOperatlve E~te.nslon ~Application and e!II\8Y are due Service. · by 4:00p.m. Wednesday. · .Rules for the contest are as -The Meigs beef queen will be (Continued from Page 1) follows: responsible to attend the Meigs Hesllldparamedlcsatthesceneof -Each contestant must be a County Fair Beef Day il!ld all other the accident reacted correctly, resident of Meigs County, between tuitctlons required of her, either by Increasing the chances Cremeans theagesof16and19 (Inclusive) as of . thecountybeetassoctatlonorby·the will regain some useofhlsann. · Jan. 1,1!1!4,notmarrledandorhave Meigs cooperative extension serB1eedlng from the stump was been married, nor have borne a vice, from thedateofllercrownlng stopped with direct pressure."The child. . through to the date of the crowning arm was cleaned, wrapped In . a -The contestant must Uve on a of the 1!ft$ beef queen.. sterDe cloth and placed In a plastic farm where cattle or beef are For more lntonnatlon, contact bag l,lefore belitg packed In Ice. ........ or have a beef project In the eittenston office at 992-0016. · Prod u~= ''Without cooling, (a reattach· 4-H, FFAorFHA. ment) reallytsnotteaslble,"Nappl Practice for lnlttatjon by Pome- satd. "(But) you don't Wa!lt to, put aa"' royChapterl86,0ES, will be held at thatllmbdlrectlyjnlce,oryoucoollt TheMiddlepoi1FlreDepartmen) 7: 00 p.m. Monday In the Pomeroy too much." was called twice Thursday evening Masonic Temple. .Regular meeting He said a severed limb can for minor fires. Tuesda survive at most eight hours without Theflrstcallwasto473Broadway Is at 7: 45 p.m. y. a blood supply. t5lem Cldef , ·~ J)lldceFrankD. Celebteae. · · 'llle chlllf Jllltlce, out ·of. state for a Judlci8! <D*"etOe,l"U Wljlva0able b' t?IUIIent, but court · .-.nan JoliD Mc:Ooiy bnJsh!!d oft the attack as • "election-year polltb" · Twoortiii'IIOUit'IIIM!Daeetiareatllfakethl.Syear, ,lnchq-lltltlby,O!?!IIIiDI!'Ibrother,JamesP;, rall!!l u ~<not eptaiUied" Ill 1982 by . an OOBA canm~ttee. · 1bat W¥ about the time U.court otarted trimming ' . the18111althelawyers'group,andwhlleBazlerdidn't eWmretallatlaD,peclftcally,becltedachronologyof · eveJitl ~~that ~ed to a!lother. Jl'w lnlllance, In Janwu;v ....,., the chlel Justice anmn•w! a Jhort·Uved c~ tor .aovernor wltbuut 11Ej\llili down fnm tbe bench, reportedly trJaaelall?le llllng of a judlclal .conduct <DIIplalnt agafnlt 111m with the OSBA. Amonthlater,thecourttnbmedthebargt.'OUp Jllal It was tennlnatlng a contract under which the . ' organization had prtnteq the official reports of 1.~ the: SUpremeCourtforiWyeilrs. ' • ..: . . In September 1982, . the OSBA CoriunlsSion o~. Judlclal Candidates Issued the "not qualified" mt:lng. on James P. Celebteue, a former state representa'i tlve running for the Supreme Court. ' . · Bazler notl!d that In November 1!£!, the baT. association was notified by the Supreme Cout1 thaH~ wasno~onaerauthorlzedtolnvestlgateandprosecu~ canplalnts BJid grje\lances against tawyers . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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