http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0ea28e667158d0b81d56f48e6902bd9d.pdf 594fa97cde6e5dc61440d8a7ff4e0207 PDF Text Text Page 16-The Daily ... Thunday, June 2, 1913 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Sen tinel Pomeroy ·Chamber -s ponsors June ·20th A building doc tor Is coming to Pomeroy at the requ est of the pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. The building doctor clinic will be conducted by two mem bers of the T echnical P reservation Services Department of the Ohio H istoric Preservation Of(lce of the Ohio Historical Society. The program Is designed to educa te and assist property owner s and tenants In the maintenance and rehabilitation of older bulldlngs. The clinic will include an evening lecture followed by a full day of schedule site visits to diagno.e and discuss special problems. A lecture . 'r OSU quarterback faces ineligibility Page3 UTILE GIRLS' and two-piece sui1s of Lycra Spandex. Terry CQVer-ups in· eluded. Complete range of little girls Sizes S (28-~. M (32-34), L (36=38) and XL (4{}-42). - Many styles and cCJiors in th is selection. sizes. Telephone .... ................ . \ enttne Voi.32,No.36 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Frida y, Copyrigh t..::! 198 3 FROM ONLY ................ ...... ... ....... ... .. ..... ............ ............ ...... . PRE-TEEN AND Market reports M ark~ ~ JIOrt F'EF.DER ST EERS: c;{)( >n AND C'IfOi f 'F: 'liO I I) .'OJ Ia.. fi.'H 5; .100 to 400 l bs li1 -7:1.f111; 4C:MI I O f~J i hs . 6.3. ~72 . ~ ; ~XII u fnl lh~ _ fil -71, mn r"n 7tfJ lbs . f:l)-tit ~i l ; ifl) to fO'J 11>!1 . ~ -~iHi2 . :~); IU J and over 54 -ll l.!l.l. F'EEDER HF: IFF.RS: ( ;(}00 AND CI!O ICE 2.'lll to :rn 100. ll2 . ~ ·6R : .))) to ,100 ~ ~ ­ !i7-tl4 . ~11 : 400 IO m lbs. ~~ - 50-fi2 . ~1 ; ~~ IO 10) 1oo ..~7-63; axJ to 711.1 100·. :).IJ-Ii 1.:-AI: 71Xl to tW lhs. - 52. fi).~.9 - ~J ; EO:>. and nwr ~ l.:ll-rlG . rfl . FEEDER 13ULI...' i: GOOD AND CJ-10 1<'1·: fJVf'r ~ 1 - S?.:il. Hnls te ln S!Cf'r !> and Bull'> U') to f01 Jbs. :) 1 - ~llt~ii'J . f] ulls l,flJJ lhs . ;md up 49-fil . SliiUI.l hl l.'r Cow <; Uti lli iPs 4J -4!J.:i l: CCJ nnPrs nnd ('utte r.; :tt down. Vf'al Ca t v .-~ r hnlr1 • and prl n u• 1 ~1 In :n1 ltl<i . Reg. $20.00 ..... SALE Reg. $26.00 ..... SALE Reg. $34.00 ......SALE Reg. $44.00 ..... SALE . ~ down: · Top HQRS 210 10 1-ll lbs. 4 ~-4.'i . 75 !loars :r.l-33.:11. Sows 400 lbs . a_nd up JS.JIJ.Zl,. Marriage liccnl'! cs Pi gs by the 1-IPad Six couples were Issued m ar riage licenses In Meigs County Probate Court. Issued Jlcpnscs wPre Jam es Monroe Harmon, Jr.18, Ra(:!ne, and L or i Ann Wol!P, 16, Racine; James K eith Haning, Jr. 23, A lbany, and Robin R.enae Barrett. 18, Rt. l , Rutland; L.aw rt'nce R ussell Lee . .Jr., 18, Pomeroy, andTrlna Tama ra Hayman , 19, Pomeroy; Char lr s Edw and Kennedy, 22, P.pmeroy , and Anlla Beth Teatond , l R, Chester ; David Br ian Owens, 25, Rio Grande. and Vicki Ly nn Hoffman. 25. Pomeroy . S pc~kel"!l Sizes 8 to 18 in a nice selection of styles you'll like. Pick your favorite color. BOYS' $6.95 . . SWIM TRUNKS •.•. $5.55 BOYS' $7.95 SWIM TRUNKS ..•• $6.35 BOYS' $8.95 SWIM TRUNKS ...• $7.15 1\tlw•l\'>i IJv~tod1. Sah .."' i\111J 2'\, 11m3 S lau ~ III Pr S I :I U~ hl l• r Slwrs SALE! lh-:. 54 .fJ7: ~K}. 71Xl lbs. ~2 - ~.. F'Pf'(l4 •r I·IPifPr!>i : 10 ond and Cholt'C' J :o J-&Kl ~~~ - •15.RO-G4.: ~:0)- 7f XJ lbs ~moo S l a u ~ hu •r lh!;. 14.c,o.ro .so. Cows: Ull li!les 41.0044 ; Ca n nt>r~ (!ncl C ulle r s :fi . 25 - :~J . !fl . Spl'lnw•r Cows : tBy lhP H••act 1 lS.:l-:00. • Cow a nd Ca ll pa ir s : IB_v lhr Unln 4.1f). ~.:J7 . !"111 W'H L'i' I ChoiC'f' and Prim('! 6l.fl{I-7H ..'i0. Buhy c~ t ws : !By !hf' HPach .a:l·77 ' IJ:J by C:llvr-s : (By !liP Po und ! l.i i-X.l HOC: PHICF:S: IIOJ.,'S: I NO. 1, 11arTOVJS a nd C lll s ) :.00-2:ll lbs 4 :) . 7 :'Hii. ~ . Butd1cr Bcw 1~ :ll-i .fJ0-:17. FC'('<Jcr P igs : t By nw Hl'ad l 9-49. TWO DAY SALE! r LITTLE BOYS' SWIMWEAR 44 . 75 · ~: 1. FP(>d.-•r Bulls: !Good an d Cholet" I .' ((1.51)) It" . 51!;;o; If~; ~ti . 2'VlX.~l I-IPUf•rs !"l1-5K. CA'I' t'L E P ~ I CF:S ' F'f'('(lf' r Sl('('rs : !Cood a nd f' hol<"t ' 1 • :0 !-~l $3.99 $6.39 $'7.99 $9.59 DRESS SLACKS ·- - __ ~ _,__ AND BOOTS Meets Friday The M ei gs County Fox Chas<'r s Associat ion m eet .Jum' :l , at 7: :!0 p.m. at E agle ~ldgc. OAN'S BOOT SHOP will llremen cut off the burning section of the buDding to . CINCINNATI (AP)- A sutvlvorof an Air Canada j etliner that caught fire In m id-flight, kUling 23, said today that despite flames and blinding smoke her fellow passengers remained calm as they tried to get out alter an em ergency landing. ''There was no panic. There was absolutely nothing . Nobody scream ed or yelled. Ther e were no cries . II was j ust dead ciurn," said A udrey Ru ttan. 39, of M idland, Ont. Eighteen of the 46 people aboard the DC9 were Injured . There w ere 41 passenger s and five crew m ember s. Sixteen of the Injured remained hospitalized today at two K entucky hospitals, two In fair condition and 14 In guarded condi tion . The pilot radioed air controller s with a report of the fire at 7:06 p.m . Thursday as the plane was flying from Dallas-Fort Worth to Toronto, Canada. Despite being b linded by smoke, he made an emergency landing a't the G reater Cincinnati Interna tional MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS BASIC JEANS Made by Wrangler of pre-washed no-faun blue denim (14 oz. weigh~ . Regular and extra large sizes. Some are lighHy lined. Well known makes. Two days only . Sale Priced . STRAIGHT LEG STYLE 27 to 42 MIOOLEPORT Wa~t (lengths SALE 30 lo 36). $1688 BOOT FLARE STYLE Sizes 29 lo 42 (Lengths 30 to 36) SALE $J688 In Sues 32 to 50 waist . SALE The book HAPPY .,,.., I f'IIUIIr The quality yarn SALE! ·Coats and Oark IIVIftll ....... you CM w1it8 ·~ own hlppf RED HEART REG. $8.00 .. .............. SALE 16.39 REG. $9.50 ............. .. SALE $7.59 REG. $13.00 .... .. ....... SALE $10.39 REG. $19.00 ...... .......SALE $15.19 REG. $26.00 .......... .... SALE $20.79 WINTUK. YARN 3\1 ounce skein~ Complete selection of ~td and variegated . colors. ·This weekend only. $}39 HANG TEN SPORTSWEAR .DRAPERIES Bnng in your measurements. Select quality custom-made drapes f1om our big selection of patterns and colors. Sole Ends SAVE June 6th 30°/o SKEIN MESSES .A WRANGLER SPORTSWEAR .. shorts and skirts. Misses sizes s tD XL and 8 to 20. R£G. REG. ' R£G. R£G. ' FREE PARKING $12.00 ..... SALE $9.59 $17.00 .... SAl£ $13.59 $2100 .... SAl£ $18.39 $21.00 .... SAl£ $22.39 I COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - State utUl ty commissioners hav e ordered a Columbia Gas of Ohio rate Increase of 51 cents per thou sand cubic fee~ even though the utility bad asked for only 25 rent s. The actlOn by the Public Utllltles Commtsslon of Ohio surprised Cqlumbla Gas officials. The utility had said It collld j ustlty the5Hent Increase on the basls oflts cu(l'e!lt gas costs, but bad asked PUCO for ·only 25 cents now with a right to recoup the other 26 cents. 11 • necessary, over the next year. \ -~ OPEN FRIDAY .lli1 .8 SATURDAY TILL 5 .. ---- ' pi'O~rty m1d, do nrcc-ssary l'f'p ai i 'S, if possible. Council d<>clded to hire l'ar mll NcigiN to cut lhP weeds on v illa g<' projX'rty mul d ln>cl IP!Ir r s to propt:'rty owners who havP wt•r•ds grow ing on val'ant lots. La \vn'll'-'f' Manley . Man lcy 's Sanil a lion, met with council and asked th aI trash pic kup rn tt-.s tx> in crca.srd from $;, to $6 JX'r month. Council <.I(Jp i'OW'CiltK• rf'Q Uf'SL Also rn('('ting \'liit h counci l wa s Pf'tc Fin k<'. r(• pn·~f'n t a ti \' f' of UH• N i.l t ional Flooci I nsu l'ltn<'P l •rngr am . F in kf'explain rd ttw p ll1,L(T; m l no ting that cou ncll rnu.sl p a~ s an Ol'llinan{'f' for rf.si(\('n ts to pu rd1as!' I'C'vcn u£' sha ring PXt)('n dilurPs at U'w t St'!';Sion . Council ar;t·c•f't l to pl:1cr dust control at tlu• Pn lra nn• to ttu• tPn nis t '(llii1 S. t;l'IH ' lm bollf'n, fi n-. chid , in fotn1t"d counc il t 110.1 I wa lf'r llyct rant s will bl' vlm ndrd and pal n!C'd and \\'('f'(IS (·u t around t ht• hydr a nt s. l ml.xxlcn also l'f'l).l rf.C'fl n ti"f'f' on Co liC'~!" lloacl was In nf't'CI of trimm ing and I hPro;Hi gtJl ng lt l HOSt' Va lley wns In !l(I('CI of rrpHil'. l m hocir n disp layr d l hf' fi rr clo· thi ng rf"('t'nll.v pur d li:IS£'fl fn r thl' firf'm ('fl . II W i\S a n nounct'< l 111:11 s~ · v r ral horm 'S In l il t · v Uiagt· LI I'P not hookrd into t hi' st '\\':Jg (' s~·.s tl'rn . 11 wa s not f'( l th a t lilt' S~T; tt ' U SI' l{a(' il\( ' S4:•wagp D is1r iel w tII I akt • :w tio n on lilt • i.ssup a t lltt'lr 1\( '.'\ l lllt'l 'fin g . tCcml inw '1. 1 nn p.tgl ' 1 ~ 1 air:Ji_, rt , sa id a t a news co nfr rc ntf' f'a r ly tod a y I tlal a II Airport 13 mlnutes later . Ther e was no Immediate wand from Air Canada otllclais or federal investigators as to what caused the fire. Among the dead was tel evision manufactu rer Curtis M athes Jr .. a Canadian r esident r eturning home from a business trip. Some sutvlvor s said the fire appear ed to ha ve started In the r ear of the aireraft. Ms. Ruttan, who w as being treated at St. E lizabeth Hospital , told ABC-TV that, "You could sm ell the sm oke, you could see It coming from the back tow ards the front of the plane. It w as very, very evident. " She said that once the plane landed, smoke f!Ued the Ci!bln and she escaped onto a wing. "I went out on the wing, ou t one of the exits. You couldn' t see where y ou were going - you cou ld f('f'l air," she sai d. Jack Barry . assistant director of oper ations at thl' I hi' dead pt•r ishcd w llh l n a m in utr af!Pr lancling. l-I t' credited the five-m ember crew with " getting of f n il thOSC' pt'<lple who got off. " Thl' gull ed p lant' wa s towro from !tiP n mway to a nc>arby han gar ear ly today. I rene Lewis. spokeswoman for Booth Ml'morla I Hospi tal where 14 of the survi vors Wl'JL' being ltWti•'CI . sa id the hos pllal listed a ll of th<' m In gu ard<'Cl condition and probably would not rf'l('ast· any of l ht• survivors until ~t least late tonight. F ive of the passengPrs " wl'r t" ablf' w al k away from t hP scenf' and w e rt• not lit:' a ted at a ll ,'' M s. J..(lw !s sa id '1\vo were twatf'd and rf'leased. Two ot her pmplc wpre In fa ir condition a t St . P.llzabeth's 1-t ospltal. Ba rTy saicl l hl' fit'(' qu ickly lncrPasrd In lnt cnsll y once thq )lanc landC'd. giv ing t hasP a boo rtlll itlt" tlnw to ge t ou t safely . · " In orcl<•r to get out In this kind of a si tuation. you d o n·! ha vc• ll lo t nf linlf' - nl;J.VhP :t rll ill U!('," J1a rtV ~ l id . . T he bodies of those who didn ' t m akP It uul wen · fnund from th•• mlrtsC'CtiOtt to l ht" front o f lhP pl ane. Bar ry sa id . AI lt •as l lw u 1><-tssPtJg t' r :-. so lid ~ mokt • fh ~ l was notil'N:\ in 11 waghroom by l ht' pi<I IH's Jail. H.E'S('UC workt •rs found b.•di P~ ... t ra pJ.>~.'CI In SPa ts and Wf' I'P hu r nt '( \ l)( •ynnct r r-<'ogn \1\on Othr•rs showf'CI lt•ss fit 't ' clarn;tg t •. Barry said llw 2:1 JXtSS('fli:£' 1'S p roht~hly d h '( \ .tfh 'l in thr a is le'S . Som(' l ht" p lane land1'CI. Th(' las! ~ U IVI vo rs o rr l ht • pla rH' WI ' IT' llw t T l '\\ ' , Oa.ny sa id. Ont• o f 1hf' pi lots wa ~ on l'i n ' an d had l o b . rlous.'CI wltlt foam . IJarry said lhl' fiv t· c rew nw n1b •rs d id " a vf.'J'"\.: r ou r agrous job" in Pv ~wua lin ~ passt •n ~o;f' rs , an~\ undouiJtrd ly saw'fl llvl's. Rarry said !Itt • pilot - w ho Ai r ( ':111 ada of ficials havf' r-.··fu Sf'{t to ldt•ntlfy - hitd only a ft•w m in ul 1-s to land tht' ~ ia n~ IJd on• fin • spread thmugh l ite t' raft. million . When the B ureau of Labor Statistics c ombined the ctvlllan labor force figures with those tor the approximately 1.66mllllon m llltary personnel stationed In the United States. the overall unemployment · rate also fell slightly, tram 10.1 per cent to 10.0 percent. Private economists said In advance of today's report tl\at they expect clv\llan unemployment to .declb1e only gradually , but steadily. as businesses awalt strongerslgnals of a lasting recovery before hiring In substantial numbers . Despite the Increasing signs of recovery the goverrunent's composite. Index of Leading Indica tor s rose by a healthy 1.1 percent In Aprtl - the civilian labor force actually fell by 37,00J In May . to 110.7 m Ullan. Economists have warned tha t unemploymen t cou ld rise, even In the midst of recovery, If large num bers of people now considered " discouraged" workers rP-entc r thP l abor force before businesses are ready to rehire on a large scale. The jobless rate Is based on a Census Bu reau survey of 50,00J U .S. households. A separate suiVey of business payrolls, which plays no role In the com pllatlon of the job less r ate, showed that employ m ent Increased las t month by 375,0':0. A ba by boy found Monday wrapped In a l)last lc bag In a car In M eigs County was not stillborn accondi ng to a pn•llmlnary autopsy rPport rPCclved by GaU ia Count y Coroner Dt·. Do· nalcl R. War ehime ·nmrsday . The ~· rankl ln County Coroner' s Offl<'P will conduct fu t1hr r trsl s before makln g lis fin al report . Within the var ious popu lation groups, joblessness amoMg adult m ales waned last month J,rom 9.R percent to 9.6 percent . and the r ate among adult blacks declined slightly from the post -war high of 20.8 percent to 20.6 percent. Among the other groups, the unemploy ment rates were: -Adult w om en. 8.5 percent, up from 8.4. -Teen-agers . 23.0, down from A ccondlng to 1he office of I ht:' Meigs County Prosecuting Allor· ney , an Investigation Is be ing conduc!C'd Into thP death of the Infant, but . no del<tlls of thc Incident wil l be dlsdosed unt il th<• lnvestlg'allon Is comple!C'. II was rt'po t1<'li . howPVN, the ba.by was born i n a car In Sy racuse and p laced In a plastic bag bcforr• being taken to !hP Hol71'r Medical Ccn !PI' M onday whPre h<' was pronounef'd d<!ad . 'lltc body was tra nspo rtro to tht" Franklin Coun ty Coroner 's Offlcc for an au topsy to determine whP!ht'r the ba by was st ill born or dll'll aftl'r blrt it. 1111' mot her Ls bf'llf'Vt'ff In havt' t)('('n a 2:t.year old S_yn1c1'Sf' woma n . 1ltt• pmS('('u tor 's offi t'P and thc sltr r llf' s cJppartrn c•nl have IJOtlt dC'l'ilnC'd commPnt on d <'taUs thi s mo111lng. 1\ s po kPsm au fo r lhf• (;a Ilia Cmtn l y Slt(•r lfl" s Dcparl m •' nl ' s:.~ i<l lutla y it s o nly f·onn('('fio n with ltlP l 'U-"'l ' was t.h a t lhf' In fa nt was brou ght lo tlt0 Holzer MC'dlr al Ccnwr . 23.4. - Whites, 8.9. unchanged. - Hispanics, Ll8, down from 14 .5. -Black teen-agers, 48.2. down from49.0. PUCO orders Columbia Gas hike Pcly gab pants, cotton twill pants, polo shirts, blouses. I Tops, Tanks, Shorts, Pants. Mini Sllir1s. MidriH Tops, Terry, stripes, solids. Jr. Sizes 5-M-L and 5 to 13. REG. $13.00 ............... ... SALE $10.39 REG. Sl8.00 .................SALE $14.39 R£G. $24.00 ....... .......... SALE $19.19 R£G. $32.00 ................. SALE $25.59 WASHINGTON (i\P) - America · s civilian unemploym ent rate edged down to 10.1 percent In May , the third consecutive m onthly decline. as 99,00J people found jobs In an Improving labor market. the goverrun ent reported today . The number of people otflclally listed as unemploy ed fell by 136,00J, from ll,328,00J to 11.192,00J, the Labor Departmen t said. The ctv lllan jobl~ s rate was 0.1 percentage point below the Aprtl level and was the best m onthly job market showing since the nation registered a 9.9 percent unemploym ent ra te last August. Since the depth of the 1981-82 r ecess ion , w h en job l ess ness reached 10.8 pe~;eent and more than 12 million peoplewereoutofwork In Decem ber, the seasonally adjusted civilian rate has drOped gradually . by 0.7 percentage pol~t . Today's figures show that . over that period of time, thetotalnwnberofAmerlcans w it!! jobs has swelled by more than 500,00J, from 99.1 m illion to 99.6 SAVE 30% . QJSTOM-MADE Kntts, Plisses, Poly/ Cotton blends. Terrys and Nylons Sizes Small thru JUNIOR • If you hl¥t SHORT GOWNS ROBES & NITE SHIRTS XXL .Willi $J688 Red Heart lADIES' Council also will inVPsl igate t11c possibll! y of passing a zoning and build ing code ordin anCP. M ayor Eber Pickens and council u rge resident s to clm n up th i('[' Council will nt('f't on .tunc Hi, to the lssuP. I t wil l also d iscuss d cc id~ May unemployment rate dips Autopsy says baby wasn't stillborn FULLER CUT STYLE SALE several occas ions .· fl ood insu r::tnc•r . 23 die, 18 injured In DC 9 fire at Cincinnati MEN'S $15.95 SLACKS... .. ... $11.96 MEN'S $18.95 SLACKS ........ $14.21 MEN'S $19.95 SLACKS ........$14.96 MEN'S $29.95 SLACKS ... ..... $22.46 MEN'S GDls, 3.'l)Thlrd Ave., Galllpolls. The blaze was visible aci'08S the Ohio River to GaJDpolls residents. Syracuse Vlllage Counc il is giving ser ious consider ation to ban m obile hom es w ithin the v illage. Thi s was the m ajor item ·discusst>d at Thu rsday' s regu lar counc il sf'SSion. It w !U bl> nP<X>ssary for council to draw up an ord lnan('f' banning m obile homes however , trailers In a m obile home cou t1 wUI not be Included · M obile homes pJ-es<>ntly tcx·ated "~ thin the village will not com<' under the new ordlancr . but wUI be forced to comply with the ond inanc<' on m obile hom es such as rem ovi ng all mobility and having lhr m underpinned . I I wa~ notm tht'r r ar c st-vrt·a t tra iler homes that have• not had thf' mobility removed nor or thcy underpinned. Council will, If nc>ces sar y. take action to s ('(' that th!' l r"diJer ordi nanct> is no longC'r abused . Counci l h:l' published thP ru les and regulalions concerning t railer s loca ted w ithin lhl'viliageon • Big selection of fashion colo1s in light and dark shades. Plus stripes and neat patterns. Size 30 to 42 waist Polyesters, twills, cotton and poly blends. Sfi EF.P PH ICES; F'f '(,.)l •r Lmn bs 4tV lll Paul and Gall Im boden, College Road, Syracuse wlll be the speakPrS r-p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ at the Salv ation Army, T h ursday , June 2. at 7::\0 p.m . He w ill lead the YOUR m eeting and spm k and shP wlUplay HEADQUARTERS the plano. The roupiP arP leaving theis ar ea FOR soon to Pnlcr Nazarr ne Bible Collegl' In Colorado Sp lrln gs, Colo . WESTERN WEAR The public Is Inv ited to aii Pnd. BLAZE DESTROYS BARN - P oint Pleasant stop It from spreading to a nearby propane gas tank and unoccupied house and trailer . F,'lremen !ought the firemen were at the scene of a lire that destroyed a bam off W.Va. 2 at Gallipolis FelTY wJtD 12: 00 a.m .. blaze with water from anearby creek and Stauffer Chemical Co. plant. The bam w as owned by J ack today. The lire w as reported at 9 p.m . Thursday and MEN'S Poly-cotton and Lycra trunks. Terry cover-ups. Sizes 6 months to Size 7. REG. $5.00 TRUNKS ....... ....... ...... SALE REG. $8.00 TRUNKS ....... ....... ...... SALE REG. $10.00 TRUNKS ................ .. SALE REG. $12.00 TRUNKS .. .......... ...... SALE Sentinel stall SWIM TRUNKS ~ 42 . B ull' hf'r Sows .17 -:t9. cho8en BOYS' $15.99 REG $i OOO TO $t3800 $20.79 . . . .. . $27.19. SALE . $]99To SJ()39 $35.19 PRICED 2 Sec t iont. , 2 Pag es 20 Ce nh A Mv lti m ed io In c. Ne w,pap e r 3, 1983 By KATIE CROW One and two piece Spandex suits in solids, stripes and prints Preteen Sizes6/3 tD 14111 Junior Sizes 5 tD 15 and extra sizes in one and piece swim suits. Prints and colors. 8'2 !-l) . 11a by C;Ji vr'S :;()-IX!. Spr inger Callie 278-4((1. f'ow s 'and Ca lvf'S C o mbi n a t i o n SWIM WEAR MWEAR SALE '· - 2'iJ to .i KJ lhs . 6.'H1.50; .'J ll t o 4lll l~. 62-71; tOO to ::00 IDs . fiO-fiB ; :'OJ to tnl lbs . f.0-65 .50: 00') to 7CXJ lbs . 57·f),1.:i): 7fXJ to FOO lbs . 55-61: f({) a nd Saturda:y, May 'til , lm\:1 JUNIOR LADIES' June Syracuse council may ban trailers Men's $8.95 SWim Trunks ..... $7.15 Men's $9.95 SWim Trunks .. .. . $7.95 Men's $10.95 SWim Trunks :.. $8.75 Men's $11.95 Swim Trunks .. . $9.55 Men's $12.95 Swim Trunks .. $10.35 SALE PRICED .. .. I would like to attend the evening lecture. .... I wou ld like to schedule a site v isit to my pr oper ty and have attached a sy nopsis. • e SWIM TRUNKS One ..Zip .... .. · Street Addr ess .......... .. .......... .. .. .... ...... ... .. .. . Village ... _MEN'S SWIMWEAR SALE Organization i ll applicable) .... .. ...... ................................... .... .... . Uhlo \ ' alh!}' IJ vt!'Sto•·k (.:(), County Court Weekly sermonette Page 7 Name .... ............. .. ......... ............. .............. ............. ....... ....... .. .. .. ·· ·· ···· · ··· ·· ···· · · ~- •• , Columbia wanted to defer the full Increase because It antlclpa tes the cost of gas from lts plpellnesuppller , Columbia Gas Transmission Corp., wi ll decrease significantly by fall. That would trigger a rollback , Sept . 1, of at least part of the 51-<;ent Increase now being granted. " There Is no benefit to the custom er In lncreaslng r ates now ... only to reduce rates later ," Columbia Gas otflclals said. . PUCO members, with onlY Com· mlsskmer Wlll1am Brooks dl.ssent-. lng, approved the 51-<:ent Increase, howeYer, to ensure that customer ,· prices reflect current gas costs rather than anticipated costs. PUCO spokesman Stuart Vosler said the m ajortty also feared t hat deferring price Increases would set a precedent for fu ture deferral of prtce reducttoru;. . Donn Rooks, spokesman for Columbia, said the actiOn m eans a $5.37-a- mOI)th Increase for budget plan customerS with aver age monthly w;age of U ,(Jl) cubic teet. The Impact this summer wU1 be less for thole customers not on the budget plan since little gas Is used JK.\D8 TRIP tJP1UVER - 'l'be Delta Queen here docked In Oalllpollll made one of Ita -.-1 trtp. .., the Oblo River enroute to i'lttaburp ·~~~~own durlna thla--. he said. I • , Tllunday. 'l'be . , _rer llhlp p&Med by Pomeroy 111'01!1111 6: 00 p.m . followmg a Oalllpolh ' . fln~hour layover In • �2-The Dally SentiMr Pornero<J• Middlepolf, Ohio Friday, June 3, 1983 . · ., Commentary 1 Ill ( 'ourl Sln•t•l Punwrn]o' , Ohifl llf.\'OTEO TO TilE I~Tt:HE ST 01.- THE .\ 1EJ£iS·.\f .\ SOS ·\Kt~ \ ~~ rs::m~ ~v •· ,......,__.._...,., ~=·­ ROBERT L. 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'""'If'"'· Reagan didn't take role of persuader F'or Prrs idmt Re~gan, altending his third economic summit conff'rf'nCC' , tak i ng ovt~r the• role of mcx.lerat or and c hairman for the first timP made a big difference. · Hut, after th n'C dinners. two lunches, and three forma l meetings with the other summ it participant s, Reagan said, no one left persuaded of some vt<'W thry clidn 't hold lx'fore arliving in WIIUamsburg, Va., for the confl'rf'nCC'. Reagan and his aides l" lk<'Ci wit h great excitement before thP m eetings last we<'k<'nd about the changes Reagan would make. He would hold an " unstructu rc:<l" summit , without a st Iict, minutf"- by-minute agenda for the """d iscussions. !If' hop<~! that th'ts wou ld cncourag<' a freer now of conversation. " 11w summ it s that I 'w bef'n to beforf', each head of state would make a statcmrnt a nd that would be it then . Whether they agreed, disagreed or not, they had made the ir statement," lhP president sa id In a~ lnleiVIew with a group of eight reporters just before leaving Williamsburg. AI this summit, however. "everyone cou ld express their vif'WS and so fm1h a nd thm we kPpt going and discussing to S€t' what we could a ll agree on as a conSI'nsus," hf' said. But did that mean he was a blP to )X'rsuadf' a nyonP " to som e view that they didn't haVP·· tx.'lorc the' start of the meetings'? "Not r-ea lly."· U1e president ack nowledged. H ow~ver, accordi ng to the pres ident. discussions continued until The other danger to .o~r children___,..-Ki....;;.__Lpa_tric_ ·k WASHINGTON - We live in a world whose future Is clouded by two great dangers. One of these Is talked about Incessantly and eyen now Is being debated In Congress. It Is the possibility of a war waged with nuclear weapons. The other, because It lacil,s the- drama of Armageddon, rarely makes head· lines. It Is the continu ing explosion of popula lion In the leSs developed nations. The latest Issue of Intercom, published by the Population Refer· ence Bureau, offers some new projections of worldwide popula· lion . The figures ought to be of profound concern to our legislators, but because the figures have to do with conditions that are 20, 3l or 40 years In the future, no one Is likely to get greatly aroused about them right now . Consider the elements that should concern us . The world's population Is now estimated at 4.6 billion people. The 5 billion mark probably will be reached within five years. The world birthrate !snow 29 births per l,!XXl population: the death rate is 11 per l,!XXl. This gives us an annual increase of 1.8 percent. This rate of Increase has varied little In the past decade. It may not sound like much, but a growth rate of 1.8 means that !14 million people, equal to a country the size of Nigeria, wlll be added in 1983 alone. If this regrowth were spread evenly around the world, In rich and poor nations alike, there might be no occasion for alarm. The dlstutblng fact Is that the greatest growth Is taking place in the countries least a ble to feed a nd house their people. The bureau reports: "The less developed countries. which account lor 75 percent of the world's population, are growing at just over two percent annually, compared to 0.6 percent for the more developed c having fewer · thari two children during their reproductive "!Hetlmes - less than the replacement level of 2.1 per family. In Kenya, by contrast, women• have an average of eight children during their reproductive Uletlmes. At these rates Kenya's population of 18.6 million will double over the next 17 years. The highest growth rates are in Nrlca, which now has aoout 11 percent of the world's population. This Is expected to grow to 18 percent by 2020. Over the past 10 years India has added 100 mllUon people. Indonesia has grown from 100 mllllon In the early 1900s to an estimated 155 million today. Ban· gladesh and Pakistan are nearing the 100 mllllon mark. Mexico aild Nigeria will reach that level by200l. In on~ sense, the data just = -- publiShed by the Population Refer· ence Bureau are not new. Roughly the !!Bme projections were made three years ago by a presidential study group known as Global 200>. The warnings that were sounded then are as serious today. Within another generation, masses of humanity will have exhaustl,'d their own land In a desperate effort to feed themselves. "Ban1ng revolutionary advances In technology, '' sald the Globei200J report, "Ufe for most people on earth will be more precarious in 200l than It Is now." How will these masses of human beings be fed, clothed and housed• The brutal prospect Is that many of them will not need to be fed: They will have dted of staiVatlon. It Is only the hlgh rate of infant mortality that prevents the sltua· tlon from getting out of hand toda);'. - But the pressure on the more developed nationS will Increase Inexorably. OUr owri problems with Illegal immigration can be ex· peeled to grow with every passing year. I do not pretend to know aU the answers. One obvlo~ answer lies In the development, distribution and use of some form of contraceptive that IS safe, simple and rellable but many African nations place a · hlgh value on large families. Another answer lies in economic -aid that will foster modern agrtcuJ. tural technology abroad. My only thought Is that our chlldren and grandchildren will constitute an ever-shrlnldng minority In th~· years ahead. For their sake, If for : no other, we ought to study the population projections and think · about the future now. · - -•' k'-•1••" countries. these uneven rates mean that the less developed countries will constitute 79 percent of the ugr(l('m cn t s wcrL• n•aehed . world by the year 200) and &'l " Wr s t;.1yr~l unt il we 'd work('() out what we all felt was a way to go on lhf' percent by 2020." particu lar subjf'l'l, " ilf> sa id. "There was no vote taken. 'f1ler-e wasn't any The Industrialized nations of the cas<' in which fi v<' said ... to two, ·you're ou t-voted and tllis is what we 're . Western world have their popula going to say . Before W<' Sf'tt led on it, a ll seven were in agreement." The prcs ldmt has been using the term "q uick fix" to describe just about tion problems in hand . In these any proposa l for solutions of the na tion 's and the world 's economic more developed regions women are prublcms Uw t do not Ill Int o his prugram. In the intr•rview , he disclosed a new term, used by one of his guests at William sburg . "One of Ih< • partidpanl s rd erred to quick fixe s as 'quack medicine ' a nd that we've proven by experience they don't work," he sard . WASHINGTON - Two weeks population th<1t normal Ule ... wUl barbarically In Afghanistan• A ago the State Department Issued a not be allowed to continue," one classified cable seen by my asso· pu bile denunciation of Soviet a trocl · confidential ca ble states. It con· ela te Lucette Lagnado concludes ties in Afghanistan, specifically the tinues : "On Aprll30, for example, a that the Soviets have given up any repeated aerial bombing of clvlllan group of more than 20 elders, hope of winning the hean s and population centers that are without womert and children who attemp· minds of the fiercely independent mea ns lo defe nd themselves. The ted to com plain to the occupying Afghan people, and are interested announcement called the air raids regime forces about the severity of only In holding into the country's "Intolerable by any standard of the bombardment were summarily strategic real estate. civilized behavior." shot. A man who tried to work his "Since Andropov 's coming to 1 would llkf' to answer the lett er drink and I don't go to such places. ! Secret cables to Foggy Bottom fields near Gu ldara m et the same power," the report states, quoting a Mr. Flatcy sPot to the Da ily Sentinel would also like to say that fro m our embassies In the region fate at roughly the same time, this recent defector, "Moscow's policy rcga rdtng the remode ling of homes "Buck town" as you ca lled it Is not a make clear that the State Depari· time at the hands of the Soviet of controlling Afghanistan, rather In lawN Mldd l<'tJOr1. disease. It's a slang word for lower mcnt' s formal charges understand troops." than the Afghan people, has 1 am on<' of lhP p< •rsons who had Middleport that very few peopleU15e the degree and extent of Soviet In another vUlageof the region, become even more apparent than it hi ' hom<' r·~modc lf~l . I ell<! not-make any more. - Helen Kennedy. depredations In Afghanistan. the terrified populace fled to escape had been before." a n_y dPa ls !n ))(l{'r parlors . I don'! The cables tell or towns and clUes the troops' violence. The aban· The repression and terror have systematically bombed into rubdoned homes were "systematically had a noticeable effect cin the ble: entire villages m assacred: looted" by Soviet soldiers and surviving Afghans, according to a men, women and children sum· Afghan army troops. report on the s itua tion in Kabul : marlly shot: women and girts - In some areas where resist . "The litany of killings, arrests, 1 am writing Ihis tctl<'r concernIa n. Aft er these confcrrnces she set raped: and suspected rebel sympa- ance has been the most stubborn, ro bberies and other cruel ties Is Ing a few let l<'rs I've r<'ad In the down some nC'W rules none or which thizers subjected to torture. tile Russian-Afghan occupation for· endless. (Afghan s 1 throughout the pa)X'r lately. I wilt have to admit were unreasonable and her classes Soviet troops are apparently ces have · adopted a ·"scorched town are so preoccupied with that thP principal has brought Improved . S tuden Is wem learning a Indulging In the same kind of earth" policy, destroying crops and stemming a flood of woes and disci pline• to mrr S<.'hool. but that Is lot. Why does he not want he r to unrestrained s avagery they buildings to leave the guerrillas Injustices that they are often listless slay'! the only benefit I ca n find of tris showed toward German clvUians In and the enure civilian populationand seem unfeeling In the conduct !x'ing thcrr . The Sf'nlors this year Some commmts have heen made World War II -when at least they without a means ol existence. of their professional lives ... (They had 1u have lx'cn pr<'lly glad to get about students who have gone on to had t.he excuse of retribution for -The fighting has even spread to go) from one personal ca tastrophe out of that school and out Into the college and have not been properly Nazi atrocities in Russia. the Shomall region just north of to another ... " rl'a l wortrl whrn' they can havf' thr preparro . Even If tbey weren't Here are some of the grisly Kabul. The repression has been Not alit he Afghans are demoral · freedom 1ha! everyone In the pmperly preparro and It was In th<' dctalls of atrocities committed by particularly ruthless there . "Many ·!zed, though. Assassinations of United States Is supposed to have. field of English. It cannot be blamed Soviet troops and soldiers of the villages and towns ha ve been Russian personnel in the cities are In my opinion our principa l Is on a single teacher. These people communist PUJ1pel regime's army: Oattened, and civilian casualties frequent. And In the countryside , turning our school. or " hls" rschool who try to blame this entirely on her - The Guldara Valley, which Is are high ," a cable reports. Travel· the outgunned but determined as he wou\rl pr·der II to be' called, should stop a nd think, maybe It was headquarters for a major Afghan ers throughout the area report that guerrillas continue to resist the Int o a dictatorsh ip. Ihe students thernselvPs. resistance leader. has been the Soviet soldiers are selling looted Soviet terror with every means at Now. he's not only trying to hav(' This year our French II class had repeated target of attack. "It has goods along the roadside. their disposal. bett er dlsc lpllnr'. but trying to gel no materials with which to work. been made clear to the local Why are the Soviets acting so HEAD START WASTE: "Never rid of '·' rea lly grea t tcachr<:. Not a ll Ms. Lincicome helped us by having .feachr r·s arc willing to he lp st udent s a dance to help pay for our own Individually when they are having textbooks. Finally a levy was trouble. She can take something passed and after looking over very difficult ;rnd horlng and rna~<' several dlfferent books Ms. Llncl· you tul ly understand II and like II . come piCked out the ones sl\e I just returned from Las Vegas Ms. [..lnclcomc Is also one of the "Boy, that's big time poker ." because he wants to hold onto all the thought to be the best a nd these last week where I observed the best trtcnds you could ~vcr ask for . "The president says he has to ·other land, sea, and air chips we books were purchased. Mr. Janson sa t In on her clasSes When she finally has good World Series Poker Championships have them If he's going to play have In our arsenal." at Binion's Golden Horseshoe. They cards in Geneva --:1th the Russians. and ~pd conferences with her about "II the president says he needs materia ls to teach with a nd was don't quit until everybody but one U he doesn 't have the MX chips, the the MX mlsslles as. throwaway them a few times. AI no time did he really looking forward to using . Soviets will try to blu('t' him out of chips In Geneva, what's to prevent ever there was anything wrong them In the coming school year she guy Is wiped out I was tailing a friend In the White the pot." with her ·reaching. For the most the Soviets from coming up with may not be able to. House about It when he said, "Tiley part, the comments were made "So the president has the MX mlssUe chips of thelr own that they • U the school board wants to do don't know what real poker Is. " abou ~ the students . If any of us what's best for the students they mlsslle chips and he puts them on don't mind losing? " He took out a blue diSk !rom his the talile?" lOOk~ outlhewindowor at the floor "Nothing. They proba bly will should get rid of the teachers who or doQdled on our pa)X'r for a ~nd "He doesn't put them on the come up with a chip they don't deserve It, those who can't teach or desk and showed It to me. "Do you know what this Is? " he table. He buries them In hardened really care about to match the he 11\tode a note of 11 and the exact are not willing to help the students asked. time l"e did 11. Forthese reasons, he old Minuteman missile silos, and he Instead of a good teacher like Ms. I said It looked Uke a poker chip. tells the Soviets he's only willing to says ~he Is not a good dlsclpllnar· Lincicome. - Brenda Bentz. "Why are we staking the pres!· "It's an MX bargaining chip," he reduce his pile If they're willing to dent to billions of dollars In MX sald. "Congress just voted to stake reduce their land·based missile chips If they don't really have any the president to $625mllllon of them chips at the same time.'' value?" so he could buy Into the anns race ''Why would we he willing to give "To show that we're sertous garpe." . away the MX mlssUe chips?" about playing poker In Geneva. If T~ay Is FrldayJune3 1 the154thdayotl!*l3. Thereare2lldaysl~ In the He showed me 10 red chips . "Because In an arms race poker we didn't have the MX mlssUe year, "Tiles!! represent nuclear war-' game they .are not as valuable as chips, the Soviets woold believe the TOday's hlghllgllt In history: · heads. You bet them on top of the they look. The Soviets could president doesn't have enough guts OJqune3,1937, theDukeofWindsormarrtedWallisW,ar!leldSimpsonof MX mlsslle chips." probably knOck them out with a to stick out the nuclear war Salt~ore In a ceremony In France. "How much are they wonh?" pair of aces. That's wey the .games.'' On this date: . . . "A billion dollars each. But president needs them 11 chlpe. He's "When do we get down to serious In i621, the Dutch West India Company req!IVed a charter for New without them the MX missile. chips willing to throw them In the po(, ·poker with the Russians?" Netherlands- nqw known as New York. aren't wonh anything.' ' Reign of terr~r__________Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rs_on' Letters to editor No deals made Get rid of bad teachers High ••v Today in history , stak~ borrow money needlessly," the old Hou sehold Finance jingle adman· !shed. Officia ls of the Head Start program lor pre-schoolers . could save the taxpayers hundreds ol thousands of dollars If they'd heed · that sound advice. Auditors found that Head Stari cent ers In many states were being given federal funds long before they were needed, which meant that the government was paying interest on the borrowed money when It didn' t have to. A sampling of less than 25 percent of the Head Start funds expended In the Southwest region found that the government had wasted aboul $348,!XX) over a two-year period by letting the progra m centers pUe up unneeded cash. A similar audit in the Southeast s howed a loss of $136,!XXl. Falcone, Chambliss shine By AMoclated l'l1!!l8 When Pete Falcone Is on, he gets the batters out. When Chris Chambliss is on, he gets the ball out. They were both on Thursday night. . • Falcone, who has Spent his seven big-league seasons In St. Louis,i New York and now Allanta bouncing between bullpens and starting rotations. sUen<:ed St. Louis' bats on lou~ hits for 7 1-3 Innings and Chambliss ilrove In five runs, four with a grand· slam, as the Atlanta Braves mauled theCardlnalsS.l. Elsewhere In the National League It was San Diego .4. Philadelphia 1; Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 1; Montreal 11, San Francisco 4, and Los Angeles 5, New York 41n 14 :lltnings. Houston and Cincinnati did not play. "t pitched the best! could posslb)y pitch," Falcone, 3-1, said following his third start of the season. As for his fourth, he doesn't seem to mind when,.:.. or If -It comes. When Terry Forster took over with one out lp the .eighth inning, the Braves' fans gave the departing Falcone a standing ovation. "I haven't heard one of By KEN RAPPoPORT AP Sports Writer Doug DeCinces is starting -his ''second-half" surge a little early this season. A player who usually produces big power numbers after the Afl·Star game, the California third baseman continued his hot start with two home runs Thursday night to lead the Angels to a 9-8 victory over the New York Yankees. "I'm a second-half player," emphasized DeCinces, whose nlghi' s work boosted his season total to' a American Leaguf"-l~ading 13 home·runs. · . DeCinces hit 3l homers last season, but 21 of them came in the second half. In other AmeriCan League action, It was Toronto 6, Detroit 1: Milwaukee 6, Oakland I : Cleveland 3, Seattle 1 and Chicago 6, Kansas City 3. . . DeC!nces belted a solo homer in the fourth inning and added a decisive two-run shot In I he seventh which gave the Angels a 9-7 lead . The 32-year-old third baseman acknowledges that he' s becoming more of a slugger at this point lit his career. "I always had power," he said, "I averaged over~ home runs all the time I've been sound. I went from 20to30 (last year) becallsel've been able to drive the ball better to right field . I used to be a'dead pull hitter. Now I can hit to all fields ." DeClnces' first home. run of the night was to left, his second was an opposite-field drive to right. He also hlt a long out to Yankee Stadium's "Death Valley" area in lett center. Afohg with DeCinces' two homers, ·Ellis Valentine was a key · factor for the Angels with a grand slam homer that highlighted a siX-run sixth that tied the score at 7-7.' Luis Sanchez, 6-8, was the winner despite allowing three hits and ·one run in 1 2-3 innings of relief. Rudy May, 1·3, was the loser . Blue .Ja,ys 6, Tigers J Cliff J ohnson drove in three runs and Luis Leal pitched seven tough Innings to lead Toronto over Detroit. J ohnson put ahead to stay 2·1 with a run-scoring double in the fourth Inning and added a two-run homer to highlight a three-run eighth. Leal. , Scioto Down!'! rt-sult!'l COLUMBUS, Ohio tAPl - Sc· nate Hill, d r ivC'n by Brucf' Riegle, Wf'Ot thP mliP in 2:(1() 4-5 10 Win lhP featured f' ig hlll rncc at Scioto Downs Thur-sday night and pay $6..10, $3.20 and $.140. Second was Stake Knif<'. for $4.Htl and $4 .60. Third was R.C. RoSf' . for $.1.20. The ni nth race lri f('('ta . G-4-R, paid $447.60. A CI'OWd of :l,l;t;J bt'l $.111,986. Olivia Stone, ridden by Chris Boring, won thl'OhioSiresStakes to pay $1i0.20, $19 and $1:3.40. 5-3, scattered seven hits and struck out six over the llrst seven Innings to gel credit tor the <rlctory. Brewers 6, A's I Cecil Cooper and Robin Yount belted two-run homers and Paul Molitor hlt a solo homer to back Mike catctwell's siX-hitter In Mil· waukee's victory over Oakland. ThC' winnf'r went the milf' in :l: 0.1 in Caldwell, 54·, retired 11 succes· thf'Sf'Vt' nlh racf' . slve batters over one span as the Brewers won their third game In their last four and handed the A's their seventh defeat in their last eight games. The Brewers played their first game .. under Manager Harvey Kuenn exactly one year earlier Caldwell was the winning pitcher In that game, too- and they promptly went on a hot streak that carried them to the American League pennant. Indians 3, Mariners I 5:J t JACK SON PtKE - RT 35 WEST Phone 44!l' 4524 Riel< Sutclllfe scattered six hits CJAntj AIN MAnNECS SAr & S UN and Miguel DUane stole two bases Au. SCM'S $200 and scorro twice as Cleveland AD MISSION CVnlY I UF SD~ Y $ 2 00 defeated Seattle. Sutclltfe, 6-2, struck out seven and· walked two in pitching his third complete gam e.of the year. The Indians scored in the first when Dllone hit an infield single, stole second and came In on Mike Hargrove's·slngle. The Mariners tied It In the thlrd on USING IDS HEAD - Cleveland Indians' rumer Inning of Thun<day's ~'""'' in Clo•wlrul(l. Trillro '"'" Steve Henderson's second homer of ' Manny Trillo slides .In hetween the legs ol Scatth• thrown out trying 11.> go from first to third ron they.e ar, butthelndlansscored their Mariners' tldrd basemiUl MW1ny Castillo In the lln<t wammate !Wkc lftlrgrow 's singlt• lA> right. (i\1' winning run fu the bottom of the l..aserphoto ). Inning when Dllone wJllked, ~tole second and scored on MannyTrillo's single. White Sox 6, Royahl3 Rookie Chris Nyman and Harold Baines each hit two-run homers to COLUMBUS, Ohio !APl- Ollio been a violation of the rules. lilt Is reseiVe quarterback in his rookie power Chicago over Kansas City. State Athletic Director Hugh Hind· proven that the · athlete did not National F'oolball LmguP scasnn Nyman's first . major-league man wiU call a press conferencP in ten tionally viola te NCAA rules with the Ba ltimm-c Colt s. home run keyed a three-run rally in today . apparently to announce the and did not bl'neflt f fln anc!iliiYI, the According to Spot1 s Illus trated. the seventh that sent the White Sox ineligibility of start ing quarterback <'Ugiblli ty is usua lly restorro. Schlichter now fs bl'ing 1n.'a f('() for ahead 4·3. Nyman's blow, following Mike Tomczak for a ppearing in an "A player can be declared compul siv<' gambling In Sou til Oa ks Ron kittle's single, tied the game at · advert.lsement in a Columbus lnell!ilbte permanently or for a Hospital in AmltyvUic, N. V. :l-3. Schllc htl'r himself In und<'t· imll'fi · m atter of a ff'w gamf'l\,'' YeHger m agazine. Vance Law then doubled, setting nit<' suspension by NFI. Comm is · If Tomezak Is declared inellgiblr ... said . up Jerry Dybzinskl ·s gam!"-wlnnlng Ohio State could petition the Tomczak refu sed comment abou t stoner PNc Roz<'li<'. s ingle that made a loser of Larry National Collegiate Athletic Associ· thl' ad Thursday . Buckey<' Coach ,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....__ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Gura, 4·7, who dropped his seventh aUon for restoration ofhlsellgiblllty. Earle Bruce al so det'ilned com· straight game. Hindman would neither confirm m enI, except to say he presuml>d Reliever Juan Agosto earned the not deny the Ineligibility of Tome· Tomczak did not knowingly vlolatr AND victory In his first appearance thls zak, <J &-foot-1, 184-poundjunlorfrom NCAA rules and that he donated the season. He was elevated from Calllmet City, Ill. money he received to char ity. Denver In the American l).ssocla t ion Tomczak started the first four · However . Hindman told The on Wednesday. garrteS of thP 19H'2 season, but Associated Press to look a I the completed less than 40 percent of his current Issue of Columbus Monthly magazine. "Take a look at the blick passes a nd lost hls starting job to page," he advised. " It 's fairly Brent Off<'nbec h N ag ai ns t Wiscons in . · commercial. " However, thr Buc~eyes Iosito Ihe In the ad vertisement, Tomczak appears In a tuU-page color ad with Badgers &-0 and Tomczak regained :!1 Frund!i('!l 7''!1 his thumb up for Jean-Paul Ger· the No.I job at Illinois thf' following ."io..n tl· o; main, a line of clothes carril'Ci by week . He then led thP Buckeyes to !.1 Tl nn~ · tnn:Jt l .4.11 I:I IJJ 1:1 Houston seven straight tliumphs , Including Lazarus department stores . 11Mintd~~,J '~ (;Mfll('ti decisions ovf'r Big TC'n Conference Hindman said of the advertise· rhiri!RO .1. l'll! s~hzh 2 San DM>Ro 4. Phlladl''lphla I me nt , "Enough people saw that that champion Michigan and Holiday 1\tllll\ ta II, 1-\1. Loulo; I know the NCAA 'rules . We saw the Bowl oppo nent Brigham Young. Monural tl , San F'ranct~ .J I ~ A~ ~- Nf'W York-&. 14 ~nln~V~ Ironica lly , Tom czak's prroecPS · Pd . Pol Adv by Cand . thing ourselves and we went to the On~ )I:WTI('!; .'K'hl'duk'd NCAA. It's Incumbent on us. If we sor, Art Sc~llchter, has had his own I -~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::==t'rtliii.Y'"' Gam"" Pltl...U.irp:h I Ml'Willlam ~ 1)..1 1 HI C'hh' ll gtj !expect to get a fair shake, wehave to difficulties thl' year. tRuth\•m :1-11 SchlicHter, who quarterbacked do this .·~ llouMon t.l . Nlrilm .H t at ( 'lnd nnati the Buckeyes from 1978 through tPrlo' .Ho. t nt Hindman said no representative !\t. loot~ tLaflolnt 4·11 111 At lanta lost $.'119,(U) to Maryland 1981, of the NCAA had been In Columbus tt'amp HI. tn l boOkmakers whit.- serving as a Phllltdrlphiil tC'hrl~I MIMln 'l --I t nl Sa n to Investigate the apparent violation OSU quarterback faces ineligibility FOR A SAFE CLEAN TOWN TO LIVE IN ,.,, o.,., Majors ..\MI-"lf.U.:..\.'' I..EAOUF. t".A.~T DIVt'ION " ' 17 th Tun.lfH O illl!ilrlrl 'll 11 1J. Z.! llalllmlll"f' r. RE-ELECT Nr'\1 Yol'k ;\otllllflfi'\Jk«' 11> :!4 ll ~2! 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O.·tml l I Mll""'nulcw 1\, Oaklanc.t I ( 1M'I'larnl .1, !'.!•<!till' I Oald;vul 1 K~>r i!'t"ll'f'n!lt'fl l ~l . If\ I " CLARENCE ANDREWS .POMEROY VILLAGE I. P('t. ~ 0 1'\ ~7-1 • WID s ingle In a four-run fifth inning and a two-run homer In the seventh inning, and Jim Wohlford added a two-run single In a three-run ninth as tbe Expos raked four San Francisco· pitchers for 15 hits. Charlle Lea limited the Giants to one hit throug h four Innings and owned a 5-0 lead, but Tom O'Malley opened the fifth with a homer and before the Inning was over they had three more runs and Lea was gone. Ray Bunis was the winner in relief as the Expos moved within two gam es of the first -place cards in the East. Dodgers 5, Mets 4 Candy Maldonado, batting for former Mets pitcher Pat Zachry with two away In the 14th inning, ripped a single down the third -base line to give the Dodgers t heir fourt)) consecutive v ictory and ket'p them 2'h games ahead of the second-place Braves In the West. Former Dodger Mark Brac;lley's first major-league homer. a pinch-hit shot in the ninth against F e rnando Valenzuela, pulled the Mets int o a 4·4 tiC'. past the siXth Inning against the Phlllles. He did both in style, becoming the NL's first eight-game winner with a seven-hitter for his s.lxth ('()Diplete game. Ge~Mc> Richards had a two-run, bases-loaded single with two out In the sixth inning, breaking a:1·1 tie. And Kevin McReynolds, In his major-league debut , borilered In the seventh. Cubs 3. Pirates 2 Ryne Sandberg was pivotal In the Cubs ' victory In more than one way. · · In the seCond Inning, the Chicago second baseman was the middleman In the team's first triple play lnll years, on a Rick Rhoden grounder to Ron Cey at third base. And In the eighth, he sent a Rhoden offering over the wall for a game-wtnnlng two-run. homer. "It was exciting arid a lot of fun," Sandberg said . ' :J've hit homers before but I've never been In on a triple play." Expos II, Giants 4 Andre Dawson sparked Montreal's highest score of the sea.Son with three runs batted ln. He had an RBI Scoreboard ... poker_______A_rt_B_uc_hw_al_d , PadreS 4, PhUUes I San Oiego pitcher Dave Dravecky' s concerns were (a) making it as a major-leaguer, and ~ b) making It Braves' 8-l ' ()ak lanct I !bose In a 1-o-n-g time," he said. Forster was credited with his seventh save, even though he lost the shutout In the ninth Inning on tWo-out singles by Willie McGee, D<ll'l'ell Porter and Ozzle Smith. . By then the game was a lock for the Braves, thanks In part to Chambliss. He hit an RBI slhgte of! loser Bob, Forsch In a three-run sixth Inning, then wrecked the carctinals' strategy in the eighth with his seventh homer Of the season and fifth career grand slam. Hits by C~udell Washington and Dale.Murpey off Jim Kaat put runners on second and third with nobody out, bringing up Bob Homer, who had bomerro in the second Inning. The Cards walked Horner !Jltentlonally to lo;;td the baseS. Chambliss sent Kaat's next pitch over the right-center field fence. ' • ID DeCinces leads 9-8 Angel~ victory WHITE HOUSE PIPELINE: Is the White House Communications Office due for a shake-up? A spokes man denied tha't recent snooping around by President Reagan's hatchet man, John Her· rlngton. meant that heads would roll as they did In other White House operations he looked into. The spokesman said Herrington - who will soon take over as director of White House personnel - was invited In by Communica tions Director David Gergen to "take a look" at the presidential nackerle. "Not for a very long time, because the president says the Soviets are playing with a stacked deck, and they cheat on every hand. He' s not going to bet his stack until he's sure we can beat them at their own game:· "Suppose the president puts all his MX chips on the table and the Russians ca ll hl,m with their chips. Does that mean they will agree on a limit for future pots?" "Not necessarily. Tile president may go back to Congress and ask them for another stack of arms chips because he'll say !he Soviets have a lot of cards up their sleeves, and he can't win If he has to play with one hand tied belllnd his back.' ' "What I don't understand It why we're playing poker In Geneva If one side keeps accusing the other of cheating." "Because It's the only game In toWJ'!,.'' The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 ·Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page ]ames]. The Daily Sentinel Friday, Jllne 3, 1983 MILliNG DIVISION Seeds • 01rd S~('d S · Oy~lcr Sh c lh .1nd G r.t mcnt and Mortar · S1ock S.ltt FN hl 1l CrS Ltme · Ct>· VJ.Jtc r So." cncr · Rcm cd• cs · S~l1 · l 1tfttrs .. V.1ccin . Roohng · · P,Hnh · Rcll Ur.1nd F (.•nc tn q Binder Twin e · Spray \ · Gafl'!ir. · Hav Str,lw Ba ler a nd SUGA.R RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 993· 2119 . ' ' Pf)merov �4 Page The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio friday, JWM 3, .,Thompson traded Improved elbow gi~es Hume brighter outlook TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - ,Jack problemsofveteranDougWIUiams_, Thompson's National Football · who repOrtedly is also entertaining League career hasn't been as bright offers from the rival United States as lje thought it could be after a Football Lea~:~~e. "We had beenlooklngtoadddepth standout stint a t Washington State, at that position for several seasons but the man knownasthe"Throwln' but had not been able to find anyone Samoan" hopes to change !hat with of his (Thompson's) caliber , nor do the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. we see anyone of his caliber coming Thompson, the third playe r selected In the 1979 NFL draft, was out of the draft in the near tuture," acquired by the Bucs from the said Tampa Bay Coach John McKay. Cincinnati Bengals Thursday in The Bucs' backup quarterback, exchange for Tampa Bay's fl rstJerry Gotsteyn, saw limited ac!lon rQUnd selectlon In the 1\&draft. Thompson, who played behind in 1982, and with Williams also Ke nny Ande rson In Clnc!nna ti, said coming off knee surgery,lMcKay the deal came as a surprise to him, said the move became even more Important. but added he hoped It would "We have a great deal of rejuvenate a career that "has not confide nce in J erry Golsteyn , but turned out a p icture-book w«y." "I was not unhappy playing with the uncertainties surrounding behind Kenny Anderson," sa id Doug Williams regarding his physi Thompson, who has comple ted 175 ca l condition and contract situa tion of 370 passes for 2,(112 yards, 13 we fe lt this trade was In our best touc hdowns and 19 interceptions as interests at this time, " said Mcl<ay. Williams, the Bucs' starting a pro. " I was unhappy, not playing. I got frustrated after awhile, sitting quarterback since 1978 when he was there wondering how much I was the club's top draft choice out of Grambling, played out his O!ltlon contributing." The acq uisition bolsters a quarter- last sea~on and reportedly has been back situation c louded by the seeking a contract that will pay him physical condition and contract between srol,OOJ and $00l,<ro. . ,,~<l~~ ' .. 'V Y/.' Mrs . Glen Stout was t'lected president of the Rose Garden Club recently in a meeting at the home of Mrs. Carl Barnhill. Other officers elected were Mrs. John Rice, vice president: Mrs. Harley Rice, secretary; Mrs. Frederick Goebel, treas· urer, and Mrs. James Stout, news reporter. Devotions were given by Mrs. Floyd Stout, with Mrs. Doris Koenig reading gan;lenlng tips, and Mrs. James Stout the verse of the m onth. The secret to wildflowers was given by Mrs. Jo!m Arbaugh, program c hairman. A report of the " White Birch - the Mother's Tree," was given by Mrs. E lsie Culley. JunemeetingwlU be a family picnic at the horne of Mr. a nd Mrs. Glen Stout. ·USED CAR VAWES ' . 1979 COUGAR ............. ...... ~. '3695 In scboiarslllp, citizenship, and leaderoldp at the school. Plclured are Michael Boso, Debbie Great· boll'le, Ryan Evans, Dawn Johnson, Booky Evans, and school principal, Larry WoHe. Absent was Annie SeDers. SPECIAL SCHOLASTIC AWARDS - S~ awards were recently awarded to these top students during an awards 1188embly at Ponland Elementary school. Tbese students received awards of excellence 1979 FORD GRANADA ......... '3896 PB, PS, Air, vinyl top, 302. Good cond. 1977 CUTLASS ........ .. ... .. ..... .... ... ..... ............ '1995 2 door, HT, PB, PS, Air, low mileage. 1976 GRANADA ............. ....... ...................... ' 1595 4 door, 6 cyl. Good condition. 19n BUICK REGAL ..................... ..... .'........ . '1695 4 dllor, Power Brakes. An. 1975 LTD. ,............................. ........... .......... '1595 · .2 door; I owner. Gciod cond. PB, PS, Air. 1974 AUDI .................... ·..... .... : ............ :......... •795 2 door, 4 speed. Runs good. 1975 FORD F-350 PICKUP ........... ...... ........... '1395 · " 1976 PINTO ... ........ ... .... .. .. .. ... ......... .... ... ....... ' 295 2 door. Runs good. Rough. · . . whif f'. A rr•sunw of purch as C'~ frlr thP school with fYT'O funds was g iw n by Mrs. Nicholson Th0 pu rcllas<.'S included o duplicating m~chm 0. H bt:' lt swing s(•a ts. a blt'ndcr fur thP Ualtl'l!. huhli•r fort he ro~ tntm. a gift nf s~ fpr ru ch r lassroom. asso11 ed pt a~ ground ·bal ls. jump I T"~t)t 'S. fou1ba lb . l !'fhl'r balls , obs\ ;lf'lt• l 'OUI ~t' C'O ill'~. Also pu t'C'has('(! Wf' l'l ' two stm;.· :s..Pts , a ~al ar s~·s t(~rn bullC'tin boa rd . an kit chPn, :1 !1C'W p~.lS!t' rs. outlinf• map. p rt•.•ddf'n t blcw.:ks fDr t hf' k i ndl~rg; u ·t t'n, J. \\'Otl\ Pn of f:mu • mobih '. .Hlrl .ul imal slori£'s Sf't s. ThroughIll<' (·a mptX'II souplall!'l c . 1111p..lig l) , tht~ l"'l't) I'L 'f'l'i \"t'-1 .t I.IJX' auxiliary . Refreslunents wf'rC' Sf'I"VtXl fol - n'<.'l)lth •r , and ta pt >..., , aud ttH • \{a nd lowing thC' m eeting. ApprC'Cia tion was extended by Mrs. Rought to thoSI' who assistf'<l with th e Mr mor- llOl i)'. Mi.'N ; JI\~ ro. 1d at Ia ~ of 11w n \l nd a nd r----~-------­ ia l Day ob...~rva ncP 4 dr., auto., PB, PS, Air, 302. Good cond. 4 spd. Factory bed. treasu rers: Francis Hunnel, secr<'tary: Marjorie·Fetty. historian . and Mildred Hudson, sergeant at arms . Installation wUI take place at the J une meeting with Mary Mart in as the Installing offloer. Committl'<'~ will be announced later by Mrs. Rought. Delegates wen• ~I<'Ct0d for th!' · state convention to be held in .lui;· a t Akron . They ar~ LorPtta T!Pmeypr ·. Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Rought, and Mat~· Martin . The al ternates are Pt>arl Knapp, Dorothy J enkins, Mr·s. Powell and Ruby Mar sha ll . Mrs. Rought had tWo readings, " Memorial Day ", and 'Th<' l'opp;·." Also gtvtng readings wcrC' l~m ni<' and Amber Ha nkla from till' junior· 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY ....... ......... ................ .. •395 4 doo1, auto., PB, PS. Runs Loyal ~en, ~omen Rutland PTO Donations of $25 each to the Ohio • A conC'!'r1 by 1111' fifth a nd s ix Ih Valley Christian Assembly Camp a t Darwin and the Grundy Mission in grade band students, installat io n of G rundy , Va. were made whe n the new otliCC'rs. and a rf'Sume of Loya l Men a nd Wom en 'sClass m et accompl lshmPnts to im provt~ tht~ recently a t the Middleport Chu rch of school pmgram high! igh t0d 1lw fin a I m eetin g of th!' 1\u Ua nd f'YJ'() Christ. A covered dis h dinner preceded rPcently a t the school. Marilyn Guodnil<' dir<'CI('(i thP the meeting wlth Martha Childs ba nd conc!'rt, wit h Margc• F<•tly Mildred Riley giving . grace. pt'!'sent lng hPr with a bnsk<'t of pres lded at the meeting wh lch flowers . opened with devotions and roll call . New oftkPr s installed wen~ M.1r Members named trees of the Bible. Devol Ion s In clu ded readin gs gar ct .lohnson, prf'sido> nt : .Judy F: blin , v icf' presid e nt : M:rry "Brighten the Corner Where You Are," and " Into Our Lives," by O'Brif'n, s('(' r£'1 <11) ': and 1\.a~· F'rt'li · r icks. tn.•asutl.' r . Helen Stetner Rice, given by lllf' outgoing offie<'l'!' , Caro l ~· n Mildred Riley and Rose Reynolds. Nlet1olson . ptl."'sidf'n t ; A n nt• Sprit>s. 1t was re ported .that Audrey Swf'tl v i c(~ prf's iciPnt : Vicki<' Fi nk. s.t't'l't' has been hospitalized, that Bob tarv ; and .Ja rwt jVli llf'r, tn •;1s un•r. Me lton, pastor. had undergon<' more surgery with a good repot1, W(';'f' prC'St•nh>d corsa~t ·~ in tht• ltut land Sd lOOI <'U IOI'S of m l :~nd that Margaret Johnson Is a s urgical patient at Veterans Memorial, and r;:;:::;::~~~;;:;;:~~;;;~~~ that E leanor Lohse Is ill. It Prayer closed the meet ing. 1978 Buick Skyhawk 4 speed, V-6. PS, P13 1977 Ford LTD Lo"clrll 977 Buick Regal 'rlvt'r 976 Olds 98 4il tJnr t,• l y Any One Of The Above Cars Can Be Bought For The low Price Of Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Gerald Rought was e lf'l't0d PRINCIPAL HONORED - Portland Elemen- with Wolfe are s tudents Dawn Johnson, Ryan Evans, $2}9500 Richard H. B<llman II , 0.0. 113 Court Street Pometoy, Ohio 457 69 PH . 99 1-1920 VI SION EXAMINATION S HARD & SOFT CONTACT lENSES ln su•• nce and Medical p res ident of the American Legion Auxiliary, Drew WPbsiPr Post 3!1, Pomeroy, at a m eeting hP!d Tuesday night at the hall. Other officers elected were Doris Smith , firs t v ice president : tva PAT HIll FQ RD, In c. PH. 992 -2196 Ca therine Welsh andl~ nna-e~Smith, the;s~lx~t~h~grad;~e~c~lass~=~De~b~b~le~G~r~e~al~ltou;;se~,~MI=ch=ae=i~Boso=~·~an=d~=Boo=k~y~E~v~ans~~·==P~o~w~e~ U~,~s§ eco~n~d~v~ c. PE~p~t~ sl~d~en~t~:~L!!!!!!~C~·~·d~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~M;O~D~l~[~P~O;R~T.~O~H~-~~~ for many years servicebyat the school. Shown taryhis Larry Wolfe wasofhonored Attend grange camp In recent Pony League action, the Pome roy Roya ls bombed Racine , 16-3. Pomeroy took a 2-0 lead In the fi rst Inning and never looked back. Leading Pome roy hitters wer" Rod Roush with two singles and a double, Todd Hysell with three s ingles , Lee Powell with two s ingles . a nd Todd Cullums, Rex · Haggy, Jim Sm ith a nd .Joe Fie lds, a ll with sl ngk's. Kevin Crine r was , •I' a lso a dded to th~ hitting list with a double . 1-lltter·s lor Hacl nc were .J. Evans wi th two singles, E. Milliron a nd J . Hensler each with singles. Rod Roush was the winning pitc he r for the Roya ls wit h 10 stri keouts, two walks, a nd al lowing four hits . J . Evans wa s the losing pitche r for Racine wtth six strikeout s a nd nine wa lks . J . He nsler and B. Diehl we re the rPllef pitchers after four Innings. Unescore: 4 .. '1..'11 ru:t- Jfl n Bums takes .. Kemper lead ' BETiiESDA, Md . tAP)-For the> past five months, big George Bums has been, by his own admission, a golfe r in search of a swing. He may have found II. Burns, for whom great things were predic ted when ~e joined the pro tour eight years ago, shot a 64 Thursday to tie the l'Dun;e record a t the 7,172-yard , par 72Congresstonal Count ry Club a nd take a four-stroke lead over Tom Kite and Scott Simpson. "I've tried to c hange my swing wl!trh seem s to be a never ending battle for me," said Burns whose · round tied the 8-under-par round of Tomrrzy Jacobs In the 1964 U.S.Open .here. Bui'JIS' had a hole-In-one on the 2U-yaJ'(I par 3 No. 16 on which he uSed a two Iron . · " I 've been wor king on a new swing since January." he sa id . "In ,essenQt!, l'm tlylngtoellrninatealot of the \Vlld shots I've hit by getting rid of aome of the faulfB I had In~ swing.' '. Rose Garden Club #. . Pomeroy rips Racine, 16-3 Pom ro r~·. Meigs County organizations meet ' However,Newsomhassaldhewants>rtoi~~a~l:oo::tba~ll~~~~;;;;;i;;iil~~~~~~~·;;i~;.;jji~i~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;iiiiiji~~~i~iii~;i~~~~ii~i~~ij~~~i :t Page-5 PRICE OF CARS GOT YOU DOWN? WILBERFORCE, Ohio (AP i -The job of a thletic director a t Centra l State University will not be filled until the school's president, Lionel Newsom, learns of tl)e funds availa ble. Lu Wlm~ quit as Central State athle tic director and basketba ll coach-In Mar ch to take over the basketball post a t the College of Wooster. . Newsom says the Independent school has severa l applica tions and has screened several candidates for the athletic directorship . "But we will not hire someone until we know what direction w'e are going and what kind of fu nds we have to work with, " he said . " I would not hire a man to com e In here under one set of guidelines and then tell him after he Is on the job that we are going In a different direction . We want everything tully clear as to wha t we want to <_io qeforewe askanyone to come In and move our program to the level we feel it should be," Newsom said. The Central Sta te pres ident admit s the school has at hle tic fundin g problems. ''It' s somewhere between $75,00! a nd $100,00! less than it was last year when we had to cut some pmgrams ," he sa id . Newsom a lso says enrollme nt will be down next fall , which means .tess Income, too. One of the major decisions will be a t what !!'ve l to compete for Cen tral State. It could re main a t the NCAA Division llleve l or go to Division III, whic h would eljminate athletic scholarships. It could move upa class In footba ll to Division 1-AA, but remain at Division II In basketball. Or the Ma rauders could downgrade the ir entire progra m ID the NAJA level. The possibility of dropping a thle tics a lways looms and the re has been some sentiment on the cam pus to e liminate footba ll for severa l years. . .. ~) 1 l!ll - Friday, Jun~ 3, 1983 sore By George Strode Rar ttlf' ... The Daily Sentinel By The Bend CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Reljs earlier this year and developed the elbow. He isn'teiJgible to come bullpen ace Torn Hume says his . l'llbt elbow 1s Improving, raising his off the disabled list untn June 14. • · hopesolpltchlngwellagalnwhenhe It's the second consecutive year comes otfthedisabledllst. · thatHume has been sidelined by an . The rlgbt-hander hasn't thrown a Injury. Last year he missed tl•e last basebtlll since the !n11amed elbow 2¥ montbs of the season while landed 111ro on the disabled Ust May reoovertng from surgery to repair 26. He sald rest and treatments ' cartllege In his right knee. SEelll to be easing the~. Hume worked out bn weightand he's optlmlstlc about his llttlng machines over the winter, chances. and said the knee was fine when he "I'm not womed aboUt It now," reported to sprln~ training. But he Hume said of the elbow. ''It feels was una~le to pertorm up to his better. I can move It, the njilg€ of usualstandardslntheflrststxweeks motion Is better, the swelling Is of the season, going 0-3 with live savesanda7. ~earnedrunavera:ge. down." Hume, coonted on to hold slim He's not 'sure• why the eibow leads late In games, was ineffective ·became lnflarned durtng that Ume. WINNING JUMP- David McMUllan making hJs winning Jump Ill the ltlgh Jump during Ponland field day actlvifles.' Ohio Sportlight .. 1983 l E T T H E c 0· M p E T I l I 0 N B E w A R E 1976 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1978 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON 4 door , va engine, automatic trans ., power steering and brakes, air cond ., AM radio, good tires . WAS 1 Tutone paint, VI engine, power steering and brakes, automatic trans., air conditioning, AM radio, A-1 condition. 1995 '2795 1980 CHEVROLET CHEVIDE SCOTTER 1974 PONTIAC 2 door, V8 engine, power steering and bra~ es, automatic trans ., air -cond .. AM-FM stereo 8 track , sport mirrors , styled road wheels. WAS NOW 1695 1 Stock No. EJBOA 2 door, va engine. power steering and brakes, automatic trans .• air conditioning, lilt wheet, cruise control, AM. FM 8 track , rear defogger, split seats . NOW WAS 1980 FORD GRANADA 4 door, 4 cyl . e ngine, power steering and ba kes, automatic tran s .. air conditioning, AM radio , custom Interior, rear defogger. WAS -NOW 5295 1 - 2 d!Jor, 6 cyl , engine, power steering and brohs, automatic trans., •lr cond ., AM r1dio, MW tires, wire wheel coven. WAS NOW 1 '4495 4295 ' '2695 1982 FORD EXP '3795 •••••11111!!!1!1!!111.. 4 cyl. stftring, engine, 4 stleecl trans., air cond., AMflOWer ,..,._, ' Red, 2 dOor, black Interior, 4 cyt. engine, 4-speed transmldforf, A ' rtdlo. WAS NOW FM coisette, flip up roof, sport mirrors. WAS NOW 1980 FORD PICKUP 19n FORD BRONCO a foot bed, 6 cyl. engine, power steering and brakes , automatic V-1 engine, 3 speed Irons., power stftrlng and brokes, AM rtdio, mud tnd snow tires. •WAS NOW trans ., AM radio, rear step · bumper. WAS 5995 1 1982 FORD COURIER PICKUP SEE: WE~DELL VAUGHAN 11 BILL "OLE HAAS BOB ROSS JOHN SANG '5885 '6495 4695 1 13,000 mites, 4 cyt. engine, 4 speed trans., AM radio , rur step bumper, accent stripe . WAS NOW '6495 1978 CHEVROLET WV PICKUP 4 cy~. engine, automttlc trans., swing lock mlrn~n, rHr step bumpar, good condition. WAS SPECIAL '5395 '3295 •2195 1 '2895 3495 SEE' . WENDEU VAUGHAN Bill "OLE" HAAS BOB ROSS JOHN SANG If You Don•t Buy From Us, We Both Lol•l L E T T H E c 0 M p E T I T I 0 N B E w Mr. a nd Mrs . Mendal Jordan, Stage Grange deputies In Me igs County, recently spent a weekend at Frtendly Hills State Grange Camp near Zanesville attending the annual Grange Deputies conference. Howard Caldwe ll, s tate grange master, along with othe r state grange officers a nd special deputies, discussed the program of Ohio State Grange for the 19&l-84. · Harry Massey, national director of membership development, Wa shington, D .C., spoke during the session and ritualistic participation was stressed. The state sewing contest was held with entries of garments made by Ann Lambert, Rose Barmws and J a ne t Hooper representing Meigs County . The meeting was held In the new James Ross mull !-purpose building at the campgrounds. An auction was held Saturday evening which raised $!OJ for needed camp item s. !USPS IU-960 1 i\ IJI\IIslon of Multlmedllt , ln l'. mrrov. Oh io. MPmbtT Th1• Associ<tlt•d P rt>ss. I n· l ~nd Oail v Pre ss Asso<'la ton and th(' Am<' r kan' NC' wspaper Publi shf'r s As .s ociatl on, National Advf'rl ising Rrprf'· sf'nt ali vP . Rran ham Nf'wsp apt•r ~a l Ps . 7J] Third AvPnuP. :'-lf'W Y or·k, NPW Yor k 1()(11 7 POST MA ~TFH St.•nd ~uldn ·s~ tr r Th t> Da tt v S(' nt tne l, Ill Cou r1 S1. . PomNuv. Ohio' 4!1769 . Sli RSCKIPT IO S KATES Ry ( ' llrrh•r or Motor R outr Onf' WC'f' k . . Onf' ~onth .. . .. .... . .. $1. 00 . .... .. $4AO S.'l:l .l«l Onf' Yf'Dr 1979 FORD LTD - Light blue, vinyl top, 4 door, air conditioning, AM/ FM/Stereo radio. 1980 BUICK AEGAL - Gray with gray Landau vinyl roof, cloth seats, AM/ FM/ Stereo, air conditioning Divided front seat. 1979 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME Silver with Landau black vinyl roof, sun roof, AM / FM radio, air conqitioning. ' P RI CE;; Du lly . . ·.w Cr nl s Su bscrtlx> rs not OC' slrln~ to pa y thP r tu ·ri<'r mav rrml l In advancC' cllrC'cl ro Thf' Dativ Se ntine-l on .1, 6 or 12 monlh 1975 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT - Light blue, 4 speed transmission, rear window defogger. fold down rear seat, AM /FM radio. basi!-!. Cri•rl \1 wi iiiK• glvt•n r ar"r:iN t'ltl' h MAt!. SUBSCR Wrt ONS lmddt• Ohio J:l \V('f'k ~ '.!ti Wf't•ks ........ . ....... . 52 \\'('t•ks .............. . Oublide Ohio . .. . $14./M .. S27.JU .. ''UR }.1. Wet'k.S ........................... $1~. 21 '16 Wt>(>k.S ........ ........ ............. $29.&1 52 W<cks ... .. ......... .. .... $56.21 1978 FORD BRONCO RANGER - 4 wheel drive, silver with black accent AM /FM radio, map reading lamp. .1980 OLDSMOBILE 88 REGAL - Silver 4 dr . cruise control, air condrtioning. 1978 BUICK LeSABRE - Light blue, 4 door, velour interior, air condrtioning, power steering and brakes . 1978 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE - Station Wa gon , white, luggage rack, power door locks, air conditioning, AM/FM radio with 8 track. ' TURES: honepower cast -I ron Kohler engine • 8-speed transmission • Steet t1ame and cast Iron front ax le · • Tach-a-matic" hitch system • Optional 36" mowe• • Tills, mows , removes snow and more 2for$5r:~ S INGLE COPY ava il ab le. Donnie Howell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell, Comfort, W.Va. made the dean's list at Glenville State College wit h 3.5 point average. He Is the gra ndson of Mrs . Betty Templeton, Pomeroy, a nd Edwa rd Howell, Flushing. Two Big, Jui~!J Ribeye SteaA . Drnners PuiJ ii shf'd (IW•rv a tlf' rn oo n. Monday througll Prlday , ·Ill Court S tJ'('£'1. b~· tht' Oh io \ 'a ll f"y Pu bli shing Cn mpan:.· Mul tlmPdla. In c .. Pom Prov . Ohio 4571i9. ~'l · :! l ~l li , S<ocond cla ss poS t a~e paid a ! Po· No sub3crl pt io ns by m all pN mlllrd in tow ns w hf' rf' honw ca r r ir- r sr> r v l ~f' Is Dean's List S11 A!IIOU>L pONntP.OSA. The Daily Sentinel That's ronderosa. St khouse In the VSA! t Little ea The Blgges . \teuk flt mrers "" '"""'" /mayme. Two tas fY Ufbel%., ;teamtn!J I"'k"d T'"'"'" an al/-yuu-can -eal .Ia ar ,_. . . .___ T__, and warm rollw•thbutl:;,.. _ Rl6efe S teo Plnflerl 1979 CHRYSLER NEWPORT - Dark blue, 4door, power windows, air conditioning, divided front seat wire wheel covers. lllbege Steok 2 .or ' Olran•" n:ludesiH-you-un·!~:~il~b~~~ aa~ed pol:llt :~be used I \:...., '#j ill\ Jpno\lriCI Alpa! hCiQa\1110 S1eilk~W~ Coupon ' SIMMONS loraoypar _t~~e - Olds.-Ca·d.-O,evy, Inc. t1J.SJ01 r 2 (of I 5• 99 ~:~~~IS BAUM LUMBER . ' Big C~opped Steok availability POMEROY, OH. T Dinners ~__:...--:-~;- ' • Service and parts CHESTII, D. k 2 for ss.99 1980 CHEVROLET CITATION - White, 4 door, air condrtioning, low mileage, one owner, good tires. Automatic transmission. 308 E. MAIN ST. ' ' ' Lunch ' ss 99 . ' 0 -:ke(lpotaro :::~~~ °~:h I N~~;:ll!ls lll ~olrOCL AI~~ ' -- ~~rp.&II1Y,J ~Itllkf\0U se!' Special! ' Super Sa lad with beveroge ' $2 19 I - VIII. •nil 7/10113 Us 0 A 1nspocteo • • CouPQII ~OO!I IOi a!IYI)ilh' 'ill~ ~111d un111- - - - iOO %cho ppedDI!91SICOk • Upper River Rd . (Across from the Airport ) • 1YSJ. Pondero.rsa, Inc; Monday thru Friday 8:00 to 8:00 Saturday 9 :00 to 15:00 J J 11111!1&. 719/IJ GALLIPOLIS PH. 992-6614 ' g:~Yt~1:;! 0~t!1c ~:~~~~~~~~~~ ' ::, AI p.itlri"J(lalrfl lj Sl~a~hOuSCS J: CIIUI)Oilll"""" tor anv party Silt- - ChoPPUr1 steak IS. - - ---, Bl Chopped g Steok ' Dinners • , r s5 99 "'"-"""" "' '"' 2lu~W:sal'10r • ~ Au youuneats..~laiJDAr ~ou can ~at saldO 1>3t 1 lr~~vmce !t •crutllr'9 mil~ Jl•tt; J: ~ 1r10ll3 I , �Friday, June 3, 1983 ~ . Friday, June 3, 1983 PvmeroY-Middleport, Ohio Club tours garden in meeting FRIDAY CHESTER - The meeting· to organtze Grange wlll be held June 3 a t 8 p m a t Chester Court House mte rested m joining attend held at Faith F ellowship Cru sade for Chnst at 7 30 p m Sa turday seeond Chester F n day the old An\ One should SUNDAY POM E ROY - The Holte r reumon w(ll be held Sunday at the home of James Werry Basket dinner 'in noon MIDDLE PORT Benefit sing will be held at the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Churc h Mtd (llepor1 Frida y a t 8 p n\ Fea tv red wiU be the Vnroe Family J ourneys E nd a nd Voices or Love The pu bile ts Invited to atte nd POMEROY- VacatiOn Bible School will be he ld at the Pomeroy Church of Christ Sun day through June 9 from, 6 30 p m to 8 :lO p m dally Closing program will be he ld June 10 at 7 pm SYRACUSE - The Harvest Tno will be featured at the Syracuse Church of the Naza renJ? Sunday at 6 p m RUTLAND - A dance Wil l be he ld at the Rutland C1v1c Center Friday from 8 p m to 11 p m Mus1c by Itom1c Sounds and Mus ic Unlimited Records w11l be given away AdmiSSion ts $2 a smglc and $.1 a couple RUTLAND - Skating 2 to 5 p m Sunday at Rutland Civic Center children $1 adults , $2 MONDAY 1UPP E R S PLAIN S Orange Township Tru stees will meet Friday at 8 p m CHESTER - Chester Town shlp Trustees will meet Monday a t 7 30 p m at Chester Town Ha ll PAG E VTLLE- Sc ipio Town ship Trustees Will meet Friday at 7 p m at the township building In Pagevtlle POMEROY - Concerned CI tlzens for Youth will meet at Meigs High School Monday at 7 lO p m Special guest speaker w111 be State Representative Jolynn Boster Parent educa tiona! Information wtll be provided on the s ubject of yout h and a lcoholism lly an alcohol specia l 1st from Athens All youth, par ents, and concerned persons from the three school distrlcL• are urged to attend MIDDLEPORT - Sa lis bury Township Trustees will meet Friday at 7 p m at the home of Wanda Eblin cle1 k, La urel CUff Road All meetings are open to the public CHESTER - The second meeting for OJ ganlza tlon of Cheste r Grange will be held Friday at 8 p m a t the old Chester Court House Those Interested are asked to attend A report was given on the recent Reg1oh 11, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs meeting held at Rio Grande, when the Rutland Garden Club members gathered at the home of Mrs Bernard Ledlle The meeting followed a tour of the Ledhe gardens It was noted that Mrs Vlrglnla Covert of Rio Grande, former Iy of Mlddleport, ts the new regional director Rep~ntlng the club at the regional meetmg were Mrs Jack Robson Mrs Eugene Atkins , Ruby Diehl and Mrs Chris Diehl Sevl'ral meetmgs announced In eluded the s tate convenllon to be held at Westerville, Aug 2 3 and 4, the Gardeners Day Out In Colum bus, Sept 28, and the fall regional meeting In Meigs County, Nov 12 Ten members attended theannlver sary meeting of the Fernwood Garden Club The c1vlc comrruttee reported on planned plantings noting that ever greens at Miles Cemetery will be planted by Carpers Nursery The town planters were prepared by the club members An Invitation to attend the open meeting of the Chester Garden Club was read, and a tour of the Glass House at Stewart was planned tor June 23 It was noted that Mrs Earl Bender, ~tiring regional dlrctor, wtll atte~d the club's June 'l7 meeting at the Chapman home CuiTent oftlrors were retained for another year They are Mrs James Nicholson, president, Mrs Marvin Wilson, v1ce president, Mrs Albert Woodard, secretary, and-Mrs Roy Snowden, treasurer For devotions, Mrs Ledlle read a sennonette on spiritual growth and poems entitled " Gift of Love," "Garden of Behav1or," and' Wake Up, America " For roll call, members named their favorite ornamental grass Mrs Harry WIIUamson won the traveling prize brought by Mrs Diehl Mrs Carl Denison conducted a sale of plants brought by the members It was noted that at the April meeting Mrs Ledlle had displayed an arrangement entitled 'Spring Rbapsody " The program last month was a rev1€w by Mrs Diehl of an article from Organic Gardening on 'A New Look at Tree Planting " Mrs Ralph Turner gave five steps on how to make poinsettias bloom, and Mrs Adkins had some hints for gardening Mrs Harvey Erlew)ne gave a review or an article report on landscaping with ornamental grasses from Better Homes and Garden Mrs Vernon Weber dls cussed Indoor outdoor plants using an article In Farmstead magazine for her reference Refreshments were served by Mrs Ledlle assisted by Mrs Woodard MIDDLEPORT - Middle port Garden Club Monday 7 30 p m a t the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church POMEROY - Meigs County Fox ChaserS Association will m eet F 1iday at 7 30 p m at Eag le Ridge RACINE - Racine Chapter 134 Order of the Eastern Star will meet In regular session Monday 7 30 p m at the Masonic temple SATURDAY POMEROY - A car wa sh at Dan s Exxon Station Main Street Pome roy wtll be he ld Saturday from 9 a m to 4 p m sponsored by the youth of the United Pe n tecostal Chu r c h Wash Is $4 and wash and vacuum Is $6 POM E ROY -Open house for the new da y ca re school at the Pentecosta l Church will be he ld Saturday from noon until 3 p m ANTIQUITY - A song!est with the United Gospel Singers and the Herdman Family wUI be A graduation party honoring Eblln, Doug, Man<ly and Dale, Mr Dixie BbUn, daughter of Mr and and Mrs Dennis Wolfe, Mr and Mrs Richard Eblln, was held Mrs Paul Wears, Mrs Nancy recently at the home of Mr and Fields and Johnnie, Walter Wears, Mrs Bruce Blackston Kim, Tamml and Tracy Eblin, A cookout was held with cake, Amber Blackston, Betty Withrow, homemade tee cream, mints and _Valerle Jeffers, Gall Moxley and punch served later In the evening Lisa Allen Dixie Is a graduate of Meigs High Attending besides those named were Mr and Mrs James Evans School where sbe was enrolled 1n and Jay, Mr and Mrs Douglas cosmetology This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. ---Birthdays--Blackwell MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Smith birthday FIRST- The Momlng Slar Bible quiz team won llrst place honors. Pictured wtth the plaque are Melissa lhle, lett, and Lois lhle. TUESDAY POMEROY Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday at noon a t the Me igs Inn Pomeroy . Ohto Shain The Rock Springs Untied Me tho dlst Churc h Blbi<' school will b<' hPid June 610 wttl1 c las S~:•s for chlldten nu rsery thl ough teenaget s Classes Laura! Chff Bible School until noon the theme-will be The Family of God Pastor Robert Mlll~r Invites the public to attend Vac<~llon Bible School at Lau1el Cliff Free Me thod ist Church Mon da y th1ough June 10 from 9 am ltUNNERS-UP - A banner for runners-up honors In the U11Ited Methodist Bible youth quiz compelltlon went to the Flatwoods team Pictured from the left are Melissa Marcinko, Jodie Schaekel and MlcheUe Capehart Dance slated Saturday Public round and squa re dances a re hPid eve ry Saturday night at the Rutland American Legion h,tll Beech Gr ovc Road, from 9 p m to I am Donations are accepted at the door Flea market scheduled HARRISONVILLE - ~ nca m,u ke t will lx' he ld at Harrison ville School lot Monday from 10 a m to 6 p m Set up fee Is $2 Bible school set at Baptist church Vacation Bible school wUI be he ld at the Racine First Baptist Church June 6-17 Theme wUI be .Jesus Classes for Lord of Premises Ptgott reumon The third a nnual Pigott family reunion will be he ld on Sunday June 12 at the Tim Wolf residence Mt Olive Road Long Bottom All family members are Invited to attend two-year olds through the ninth grade will be o!fered In the school to be held from 9 30 to 11 30 each morning Youth Council and started the Bible quiz program which Is held every two months Flynn has been pastor of the Bethany, Carmel Sutton and Pori land Charge for four year'S He will be leaving soon to accept a c harge In the West VIrginia Conference A cake decorated for the occa sian, was baked by Mrs Robert Sloa n of the Rock Springs Church and served by the women of the Morning Star Church f I n Md. lung li t ndr t'-'"Jn p._ht tm S undt \ Sc hool + l;l t .J m (II n M l ' UPI ffiOini OJ.! V. II" h p ]( ~I till t \ s.n tn ~ p m Ayardsale wlll be held Friday and Saturday June 3 and 4, at the Syracuse First Church of God, corner of Second and Apple Streets In case of rain the event will be cancelled r-- - - - - - - - - --1 REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS T1 MnJ TINY TECH ~ r~njltlll'IH ''" ull ' ,' POMEROY FLOWER SHOP 1 "Titr If • ~m ., • lAST WEEK OF OPENING PRICES ~ buur I llr k r ,; lfJ ful"'t'r ;tl PRE-I,IEGISTRATION FOR PRE-501001. THIS FAU. II \ d llll' tm s..~,l· I h H2 tolt " ttl S7U UJC 835 So. 3rd Mldclleport, OH. \ IU j Ill - ' I\ l I I t H\H AM L l\ 11 ! I> M l J I HJ! 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MINI'" ffi\ • O F MF.If,S COUNT\ R<" Wanda Johnson dlrfl('10r H.u nld John son dlr<'C ior o f ('()U('UI lon I 11 \\ \ \n l n ·It )\o\ - SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PR F~ BY TERIA.N Omrch Church School 10 1 ~ a m momJn);t woN~hlp 11 :ll a m Blbkt S tud y 'l'ue!iday tO am Junior and Senior \ oulh Group Sunday 6 p m GOO 11 mp ~ l~:d hI) 1 .., 1 hu W 1 1 1 I 1 !t n h~l~ H..,., l "' ,,..._pl..... .... t ... ,t 1 ( 1-~,lt\J Jl hL I ,, ruFn [') Sl IIR r HI~ Rll'l'LAND CHURCH OF PaSIOI Re\ John E\ans SUrxia~(·schoOI 10 am Surday worship U a m Children s church 11 a m SUndav evening J'ervk'£1 7 p m Wl'dne!Klay cwnlng young lad~ auxlllal) , 6 p m Wednesday family worhslp 7 p m 1 ""- h ~ I t t <..;IJ \J H"i \ Ill '\ I\\ \\ ~ 11 \ 1\ H,I\ i l ~ I 1 ~.: \0 "' "' pm till ( h 1 11 S. hJt l 1!1 t ill ( lt111 l t lll t ~ I Ut'-1 11\ I • 1 I nl l \1\\ I II"' 1\11 "( \ 1\ 'il l pIll I ll \ I l l \lu ltfltJll lll - < hurl II S.:hu 1! ~ ~ li1 1 fl1 \\ 11 " ll tp ]II ~ ~ I It Jltl1h "i!Ud \ 1u• ' d 1 II 1 n l :\1\\ • 'I ntl \I n L ' 11 l 1\1 \\ It 11 I t •• r\1 11 1 1 \II p Ill I I i! {l {II \ I' I I - 1\ 1 t I[!~ " It til l t l11t tl Sthd 11 m { ~m ~ ~~ nd l w 'd { ~1' I IO p 11'1 t I I '- 1LU v i 1 ~1 p I l - ( hU!lh I '()MIIH)\ - ~ h, l()l I ~~ I nt \\ I'l l jl '-1 I' I~ \I I l1 1m (II I ll'W tl ... tl \\ r't h t ~ l l \.0 pn I :\1\\ -..~ 111 l 1u ....- 11 \ - Ill p 111 l \1\\ l t..,l '-;ul d 1\ 1 m l\l\ 1 "i1 nt111 tpm w x "' "' ' 1 r-...1 ...; - 1 h " 11 s. 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I I l • II 111 ' " l ilt ~ n , I 01 11 I \t hl 11 I nl jl t I I \\~ 1 1\ o "' dl \ j ) II 1 \JI \1\, [1 llli ii H P 1111 1"1 lt n B !I '\ttl I n ._,l 11 I t I 11 7 ci.:J \ N pm tn ii \'\ 1! 1 11\/ I H I II Cl tni STI AN H 1J O WSHJI <1 /lJ R( II JX.t ~ nrl A\1 Mkld1Pp-lr1 Sum! n St h H I ltl a m Sund a y nnd Wffim'<..d l\ f:\ 1 nln~ 7 :IJ p m I IRF R 11 C'HRI STIAN t HU H( II I I tb ('I"! )' Av(' PomC'I oy Sundav Sc:hool\0 1 rn Worshl p 7 kl p m Wf'dfli"'S(! <t v Sl"n !('( Ill Srt'\ l crs pm C'H F.ST ER CHU RCH OF f Dn HI'\ H I H oblnson pastor Sund ay st houl 9 Ill a m Wl ll !i hlp S<'rvkf' 11 tm t w•nlngM J"VI cr 7 p m \OUih serviC'C Wr'<ln f"Sd 11 7 p rn I..ANC.SV ILI F CHR I~ I !AN { II U ItCH R.oi.J:'11 E Mussrr pastor Sund tv schoo l 9 ~~ Paul MusSl'r sup! m or nl ni{ wors hip Ill 10 1 m Sund a y 1 vrnlng- ~ r rv!C't' 7 p m mid \\'f'f'k S('f'\1 C£' Wf'drwsrlav 7 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 11-fE NAL'A RENE - Rf' v Jam<'S B Kilt ](' p as1o1 Sherman Cundiff supc1!ntt n<k nt ~und I V a m SchOOl 9 :vJ a m a m E v~ np;ell<> t l r Mor nlng Wor shi p 10 l) S(>rvl<'f' .; p m P rnVPr 1ncl pral.s£' Wf'dnesday 7 p m vool h mt"f't lng 7 pm E DE N UNITE D BR ETH HE N IN OHU~ 1 Elden R Blalre pastor ~ u nd a v School 10 a m Robt.•r t RNod sup! Mornlnji! Sffmo n 11 d' m Sunday nig ht sen J(.'(_"$ Chrlootlan Endt>a va 7 ll p m So nR: Sf'rvlce 8 p m Proo(hlng \0 \11 I !l l'J p m Mid week Prayrr meeting Wt'dncsda} 7 p m Al vi n R('('(1 l rtv lea<k>r HEMLOCK GROVE: CHRIST IAN Ro ~~t r I 1 I (I I t I t II I I I I ~ I t< ] ll!t I t I I " \\ • h11 tl t \ ~ It J ~ ~ 1 (I!H I I I" 1 I ' II• " ' I ~ I 1\ \\ \ p n 11 1'11 ~ t \l tll "i n \\ ~ I tt 1r 1 'd 1 ' \I1 utl t 111 n~.: ptt \ 1\ 1 -.. 1l t\ t t 1 1tn >; t h t I \l ...,. ,., I "H\ 11\\ Hil l! I 111 111<11 I t t l \\ 1(1 ,. nu~.., t 1 :\1 trl.. ltv.tn 1~ ' ' 1 \\ • ~ l u p ~ 1 111 'u ndt "" h wtl t l ti l 1\ t lllll: \\ l ! ' hlp- ~ Jllll II I Uo \ol l t \ t.:l Jll 1\ , 11 I IIII! t ll l B tllh "Hid \ I ' I I I \\ i'htl "1 1'\1 \\t~ l nc">t l t ~~~~~ U\ H"'V\ \I t H H l l I1 1 ~ H A'\< Ill IU 11 ul 1n d II 11'\ "''" ! Ill H• \ ( S.h~ll · ~· ~ H 11• 11'" ;( \ \\ \ 1 ( \\ t llltk ,,,..,, I "\ttl I l l I~ · t nt ">u ndt \ \lt t h'- 1' I I rn ( \1 \ 1\ lti 1\ 1111 ~ ( I ll HI II I M j ~ ' ' 1 ~' on P ont r •' l 11k1 ( 11111 H~ 11 ¥ 11~ 11 B l likV. · d jlJ~ I II l..:,:)'\1( 11 11\\ t Uh l h \ Sundav school 10 )) a m r venlnll' serviC(' \\t 'l.l n~ o..<l t ' 7 :mpm Mf UNlON BAPTISl Rrv Tom Dooley J oe Sayre Sunda y School Supcr lnlen dent Sunda y school 9 4 ~ a m evenln~ w or ship 7: :JJ p m Prayer meeting 7 l ) p m 1 A 1111 I f. I I 0\\ SHII' ( Hl S..\])! I U H ( H!O S 1 - "i ~ IU \~ 1\ ntlqu tl\ I' t" r ) Hn School 9 :ll a m pyenlng servk'e 7 p m We<*\eo<lay Bible SChool 7 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE: NAZA RENE Rev Herbfft Grate pastcr Frank RJtfle sup! Sunctay School 9 X) am Worship seiVIce 11 a m and 7 ll p m meeting Wednesday 7 ~ p m Prayer 7 ~~ 1 111 1 ~ t lfi ~ t m H pm ... I ll "illllf lt \ 1 )I Sund,J\ ~ hoo l CHRlST VIncent C Waters m m iniS!(>!" J-konna.n Black superintende nt Sunday 1111 "'u•h h lhh ~!prn ! w nk In l>tt k• n"- ~ nd rl\ m 11 111..: Ill t tn Sun(l l\ 1 \ 1 11 11 ~- Ml pm 111Ut"'' l n t \ f11 1nl: ; S'IIVI•Ip m HS\ Ill F l OMM UNI Jl B ( II UH\ 11 I' t-.to lOt hrXJ\ 10 ,1 m H.o l~ 11 \I "II ST 11vrt .., Su nd u y Wor t;hlp """ lf'f 11 a m Sunda' f \rnln~ ~ rvl t'<' 7 ~ ~ p m da\ f'\f' nln).t M r\ IN' 7 l} p m Wf ~ l n t"S I NDrP F NDF 1'\T 110 1 I Nn;.o..; ( II UH( II l nr P uu l St M lddk_lXJr1 Hf' 0 U'-11 M ll niN pa s tor Sund i.l ~ Sc hool ~ :111 a m M orning w ors hi p 10: .'YI a m ( vf'nl njO!: wor ship 7 Jl p m 1'u('S(Itty 12 :Jl p m \\ o!TI('n ,. pra)C't rTI('(' ti O ~ Pn.1 vrr u nd pto l:-< srnlt'l' WCdfl<'sdJJ Y 7 l) p m lAUREl 0 IFF FRH METI! OD!S1 CH U RC H R~ Robrrt MUll 1 pastor LlOyd W rt~ht 0\nx:tor of C hrl~lll:in Education Sunday SChoOl q l)a m Morning Wor!o-hlp, 10: JO u m Choir Prartlc(l Sunday l:l l> p m E\o'min~ Worship 7 ll p m WL'dJK>s clay Prayer and Blbk' ~tudy 7 :rJ p.m DEXTER CHURCH OF CIJRI~ Chari" ' Rus.scll Sr mlnlslc-r Rkk Mocombtr sup! ~ndav schlxll 9 :1) a m 10: ~am Blbl< StUll\ worship SC"rvln • rue.daY 7 ~ p m 11 1 lim I f1 1 liiP I'' 1 t.: I I t\ \ \1 1 hlj ] Ill !1\' ollltt''"'"' Ill i I~ I "Ill] lA I ll It t 111 ~tprn II ' I II H• l 1 H I l tth• l ,Jtj ~ I I ' ' "iu11 I \ ll I I II Hl II \\.. II \\I " Ill l it I \ 1\\ I "JISI t II \ I 1 II I ul \ "" I I I I lit II II ..... II h II I\ ptt .. l I 1.. \I It I ~ 1 I ! 1 \l lj Ill .... Ull l t 11 II II .... I t I \ I It 11 I \ \ I II I 1 tl " I ' Ill l1 I 11 11 \..l l t ! l'j \1 \ , , l , l l l 'l Ill• 1 I 1 \ \ It t 1 I I 1 t.. 1 '-. II tl 1 "' ' .' \! 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HI I Htl1 "\t ilth U~ I ll Nl \ "i l '\ I Il l I \ 11 '\I r Ill !H 11 \)( 11 I I It h 11 1 "'i~ 1 "' 1 <.;w d n tlli t n 11111 '11'\ I \I t \ lilt '- ti l \ I I IIII I.: " I I I ~ "oo l • l " Rt.m..AND APDSI'DLIC CH URCH OF JESUS CHRIST Elder James Miller Blblo study, Wednesday 7 :JJ p m Sunday School 10 a m Sunday nlgbl service 7 JJ p m POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS Han11onvUie Road Earl Fields pastcr Henry Eblin Jr , Sunday SChool Supl Sunday S<lv>ol 9: JJ am Morning worsnlp ua m Sunday evenlns .......tee 7 ~ p m Prayer Meeting, Wedne04ay 7 :JJ p m '~ ,us fJ rum Nu" w 1n1 hundt (l(l!': of dnnk s h unrl rl'<.ls of ('\1l lklt ... t nrl hun ch t'(l s of hou 1 s or m oth< r s 11mt I hC' noiSI' In I hi n< lg ti!)O! hood w ill g o u v Ll hOl tl 10 t trnt s 1-X t c. h tiel now ho m £' fro m s< hnn l 'I m 11 1g1 1 sl st1 1 s ,n ul h1 o11H 1 s "' Ill IX' ha ppv c~ n d unh nppv n o w ltu o ld f' t n nPs .1 1 i h o mf' M ot hC' I s you wtll h Jv e m or ( ell! ty c lotlll ..., mur t tlir 1v dt s l t s .tnd m or c dlr t ~ floors You "Ill tx• a s k <~! to stop til 1our wo t k 'nd conw pit y You will be .tski'CII ogo swlmmtng go pic Ill( kin g lou< h n<'" pet rruKs ~md snakC's dnd smel l lots of fl nwf'r s r~ nrl \H't'tls You will kiss lilt IP nlc k s •.wd se t at ches a nd pu 1 bLtnd ,ud s o n t h1 blg gt t un('s \Vhf'n 1hr sun fln a llv S<'t s and the Childre n .trr ,,11 In t~·li you will en tO) t h 11 so mu ch Nl <'t " <'OUPl<' of IH' ks you "' '" be look in g ""'v c ha ir forw 11 d It I 11 N ow sc hoo ll s out .tn<l mt llh(' l s ow il l fJnciiiH it ( tl tld J1 n und t r loo t u m l!t !Ltblt s undet ch,w s Lmd undr•r lt f'I S in lhc y. trd lht~\ \\Ill to Sc>pt r mbcra nd schoo l ag tln You , Iff nnt l lO nf' I w r-v mother In lhP nelghbothood will feel tlu s,mH " •v 1 htr11 yc.~rs fro m now you wlllrem<' mb< •r lhr" rll\ s You wtll sm lln .tnd fl'<'l a warm glow You won I rc mrmiX'r 1111• <Ill I\ <ll sh<'s a nd Lllr1 y clothes and dirt y floors You wlllr emrmber thr happy g low of fa ces a nd thr delight on faces as a nash o f co lot c1osst's you1 eye of .1 fl ower 0 1 weed or pretty stone Thcde llght of the chlldl Pn that yo u ca me out to play with the m for a f<'W minut es wfll be thc1r me mo ry rhey "1111 emember that mother stoppm <~II to jotn thr m for " ltctpp y hour 0 1 two God works Ill m; sterlous ways his woncl<•t s 10 per f01 m Me mories locked up In the recesses of our minds a t r to be broug ht out and dusted o!f to delig ht us once more of joys no" ma n; years pa st God put mothers on earth to guide a nd lead tnd di1 ec t but more that they the mselves might store up me mories fm the lonel y days or s ummer 30 yea rs later God wants us to enjoy the c reation He gave us the trees the lakes, the hills and most especia lly the children I he laughte1 the shouting, the joy, the llttle tears and mishaps but mos tly the happy shining laces of child ren This Is truly a gilt of God best not Iced on a summer morning but best remembered 30 years la ter afle1 thcv have grown up and moved away With m emories W<' a re never a lone God has not forsake n us God has rJIIed ou1 hc,u ts ,1nd minds with memories or chUdren and youth God wants us lo be happy all our days aU our lives Summertime Is upon us Our memory will give us delight lo t years to come This wUI give us much joy and God will be able to say once mqre "It Is good " - Rev W111iam 'Middleswarth Lutherans or Meigs County ., I lt!Hit l l , ... 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Cll " hlp ..._ n 1\ c to il l 1m ( h II JY'ht t ~ I 1'\J('<;{I tl - ~~ pm und C'I d!t ('('llon of \1!1 1 \, ,.,. 9 Stanley Merrifield, College Road, Syracuse, wUI be the guest speaker at The Salvation Army Sunday, June5 at 7 30p m He wUI be accompanied by his wtfe, Nancy and thtee children Rev Merl'lfleld Is leav lllg the area on June 6, having been appointed by the Methodist Conference to join tbe West VIrginia Conference near Morgantown He Is the pastor of 11\e Syracuse, Mlnersv1lle and Forest Run Churches The public Is lnv1tejl to the Sunday evening services Te n Bible quiz teams from Meigs County United Methodist Churc hes competed at the Morning Star Chu rch with the Morning Star team of young people receiving the first place plaque and the Flatwoods team, the ba nner, as runners up ThP Rev Mark Flynn and the Rev Richard Rothmlch are advi Sot'S Of the program After the quiz, the youth held a reception honoring Flynn for his work with the group He orga nized th<' Meigs County United Methodist , Yard sale set Speaker chosen The Rev Youth participate in Bible Quiz ~5 4 e Compl et e 3ay & Scct•on.ll o t C a t u mb u ~ 0 10 19 39 H()mellte Saws Ketth Darst wUI be held each day from 9 30 to 11 30 a m For more Information 1csldcnts may call 992 2762 or 742 2844 '" Nattonwtde In s Co ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Fr Acts Module r Hom es P 9m e r ov 1100 E Md !ll ,} / · su nd' '"t t 1 mont h \.\ll .. ttp'-tn. tU '- , 111 p m \\ 'llrtt st! t \l'lllll).:' tl \ft 1 nt \ ' 1 l \t 1 1nt.J Jl tbl St uch Keith Darst Middleport, son of J eff and Kitty Darst celebrated his sixth birthday at hrs home on May 20 A pool repllca ca ke, ba ked by his grandmother Kat heryn Metzger was served a long with tee cream a nd Kool A1d Those allendlng were Kflth s sister, Ginger grandparents , John and Katheryn Metzger a nd Herb and B e tty Gilkey grea t grandmother, Beulah White, How ard, Texa nna and Amber Well Gwlnnle White Frank Linda and Vmcent Broderick Sending gifts to Keith were grandparents Tom and Bess Darst and Craig Wayne Debbie and And~ Dav1s Linda a nd Chris Grin y and Rick and Lena Me nn Frn es 1 FURNI~~':l!ROWAR1 S tml tl .., Btble school set at Rock Spnngs Th e 991 Jl2 5 ACIS 1 I II RIDENOUR f June 10 from 6 30 p m to 8 30 p m Pastor Earl Fie lds Invites the public to attend t·7 :j!!t s econ d P ll m er o v rnursday Kingsbury Home Sales .. 4 QOTHING HOUSE .--'_, & SeiVicei-:·· P11 Vacation Bible School will be held at the Pome roy Wesleyan Holiness Church on SR 143 Monday through P om er ov 9911955 NEW YORK A party was held recently honqrlng Arlca Nicole Blackwell on her first birthday at the home of her parents, Steve and Shari Blackwell Games were played with prizes going to Joshua Duckett Amber Blackwell, and Shawn Wh1tteklnd J R Blackwell won the door prize Each child received a treat Refreshments of sandWiches soft drinks and cake In the repltca of an elephant were served to those named and Barbara Colmer, rna t ernal grandmother Mamie Stephenson maternal great ' grandmother, BUI Colmer, Nancy Jason Shain Whitteklnd, Daniel Whltteklnd Tammy and David Johnson J D Jason David Shain, son of Dave and Scott Johnson Gall Duckett, and Terry Shain, Racine, ~le­ Nicki Joshua and Jeremy Anca brated his lOth birthdaY. recently received a gift from her paternal Cards and gilts were presented to grandmother Rut h Blackwe ll him by Mr a nd Mrs Char~ R Charleston W Va Hysell and Misty Mrs MU~red Spencer Mr and Mrs Charll'!l M Hysell, Mr and Mrs Barney Sh~ln Mrs Garnet Ervine Patty Shjlln Mrs Laura Halfman Robin pnd Donlta Manuel, Vera Beegle, t<fr and Mrs Terry 1 Lewis, son Trf!Ot. Mr and Mrs Bruce Zirkle, Su~an and Rhonda, Mr and Mrs Kenl)"th Mossman, Mrs Charlotte SteY{al1 a nd Jenl A Fall Guy truck cake bake<! by Libby Fisher, Racine, was enjoyed by the family Pomeroy church sets Bible School I'Vednesoav Pe te• '1 n 11 Prescnpt1ons M1ddleport KERMIT S KORNER ~ 216 GIFTS 99 Mtll Sf .m 2 6 16 ,, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. r .. esO A) 1 Cor nth ans Church & Olhce Supplies Mr and Mrs Mike Smith, the fanner Cindy Smith, Middleport, are announcing the birth ot tllelr first child a son , Michael Glenn Jr born May 3 at Pleasant Valley Hospital The lnt.ant weighed seven pound four ounces and was 21 Inches long Maternal grandparents are Mrs June Smith, Pomeroy, and Harold Eugene Smith, North CaroUna Paternal grandparents we~ the late Lewis J and Ruth Smith Middleport Anca Blackwe11 .... ) fXrERIENCE 111E JOY Of RELIGION ~ Darst PORTLAND Lebonan Township trustees will meet Monday a t 7p m at the township garage MIDDLEPORT - The Mid dleport Garden Club will meet at the Middleport Presbylf'rlan Church a t 7 30 Monday evening Meigs student has grad party The Dc111y Sentinei- Page-7 ...... Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh1o �June 3, Ohio ..... ' '• • 1 -Card of Thanka(paod in advance) 2 -ln Memory (pai d in advance) 4 · Giveaway 5 -Happy Ads 6 -lostand Found 7 - Yard Sale (pa id on advance) 8 -Pubic Sale &: Auctton 9 -Wanted to Buy 31 -Homes fD< Sale 32-Mobole Homes for Sale 3 3 -Farms for Sale 34-Busmess Buildings 35-lots 8o Acreage 26-Real Estate Wanted Emplqvmeflt •• ' " ..-. . . .... . ' ' ' • 51 - Hou ....old Gooda 52-CB. TV 8o Radio E111uiprMnt 53- Amiquft 54-Mioc . Merchandise 5 5-BuHding St~ppli• 5 &-Pets for Sale 57-Musical Instruments 58-Fruots 8o Vegetables 59 -For Sale or Trade 21-llusinell Opportunity 2 2 -Money to loan 2 3 -Profas, ional Service• 3 · Announcements • a .. . 75-Boab • M-. 76-Auto P - 8o Ac:cesmrias 77- Auto R-ir 78-Camping E~nt 41 -Houses for Rent 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 43 Farms for Rent 44 Apartment for Rent 45-Furnoshed Rooms 46-Space for Rent 4 7 -Wantedto Rent 48-Equipment for Rent 49-For lease 1 1 Help Wanted 1 2 Sttuated Wanted 446 1 3-ln surance 14 Bu smes s Tratmng 1 5 Schools 16 Radoo . TV & CB Repaor 1 7 Mt scellaneous 18 Wanted To Do 61 - Farm Equopment 62 -Wantedto Buy 8 3 -loveotock 8 4- Hay 8o Graon 6 5 - Seed & Fertohzer The- Daily Sentinel a. PHONE 992-2156 30 LH af'ICIAH Re 1rac6X 13 sta n!ess m rr o rs 3 1 77 Am p Ba ne rv heavy dutv 32 60 Amp or la rger al ternator Publ1c Notice IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Public Notice Public Notice n l thr PI.Jrnt ff , on th1 fr'f' \rrnnlrlrl ! l'f"'• l ' 1f 1hn If">;] I "S I.1tf! rr H liJri rrl •t , ,.1 Jil d 'I I'• ilnri Pt l, n t n •t I !lily lh• r r , 11 ! Jilr!Pr ti l l f( d '<;t , riP d ~ d rt•l lfl'r1 til o t NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHIClE DEALERS In accordance wrth SPCi ron 307 8fl ol tht> O h o RPvrsed enqrtle or larger ~ 1 Z St ep fuel tank r1qhl and telt m ounted m tnrmum capac rty 50 qallons 13 9000 lb ::; mrnrmum Iron! (IJdf' spr 1nr1 I(J I'> Harry D Hotter Mmersvdlo. Ohto and George C Holter ' ( IJI I VS John Dorst. Address Un known, The Unknown Hens. Dev1sees and Next of Krn of John Dorst, deceaSed. Soptua Donrt. Address Unknown, The Unknown Hmrs. Dav•s88!1 and Next of Km of Sophra Dorst, docassed WtUiam F Dorst, Address Unknown, The Un known Hens. Devtsees and Next of Krn of Wrlham F Dors1. dftCeased, Everett J Dor11. Address Unknown. The Unknown Hens, DeviSees and Next of Ktn of Everen J Dom, deceased Ono H Dorst Address Unknown. The Un known HBirs, Davtsees and Next of K1n of Ono H Dors1 deceasod td dr• W 1'-. I t I 111111,'\11 1 W• t Vuq111r 1, 11<11 II 1)1 11 I tdd r • , .NIH)<;! y ,od• Ott o b nwn .I t w t rn r n• 1 1 111111 t (11 Ill' I 1 11 d vv r , (,Hdt l lr t11tu 111\11 ,, r f' (l ll l I I 1)(}1, wiHif 1 l d11 ' ,;v h ( t r 1 unkr10 Wn I<' r 1111 1l rlr wrHr !Jt K ,lfl, r , pturJ 1 11 l1 11111'd nl dlld rlrl r y!111 .t l ( l11 1rhv n " trlud th l! VIlli ll.r\ t ht l'n rllfii<I I()IJ• •nd u ih Ill I l1 q 1l <Jr 1 11r • 1111tr d )l, u rv 0 I l o ll ' I I I rl 1'1,1!11! 11 <, V'-, (llP IJiibliiV\'11 llr ll'i ~I N• ()! Krll 1!1 1, ,, ' r l r'l 11 H'i Ill r1 11 I ( o1 pt [)f VI', o f> C, 11! tl lil t! 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I T Ill ( 1)1 111111111 I r)r H! lci rlq ,tlf• Rf'rl I(J hP 01 !h 11 11 d lhP l ';klllq nn on i!•,l r 1>\ hU Wh• !<; fl ip \, \11. ~1r>t>l• PI I' d , ( • 84 D\J <tl trrd IIIH1\ .t trr l c!ectrr c horns 2~ 011f' urtr111r0nd! l .illjf'l}lrfll drl(1 r rnq '~'~ Ht l\fV rlrrtv hrHnp f'r ilnrl 1 111 t,rrq1t I '•P"' d •.vn• •nmt";h q 16 'i iH'f'rl rr oillll0 )~ I t l h•, 1 1 l ll<>Jnr"><;ron 1(I rr iq/ tl rn VfJ flo~ '> 1nrt EAFORD(H VIRGIL B HI . RIILTOR '11bf -7ndSt Phone 1· (614) · 992 · 3325 SWIM POOL - N1ce 4 BR of closets carpebn& mod krtchen. panlry tuU basemen! and 2car garage lor Middleport $4 7.500 1n Ext. X338 ul>rt~ ~EEZER TIRE SALE LOWEST ~RICES IN AREA SALE CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. ..... '235.95 8 Cu. Ft. .... '285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... '418.95 25 Cu. Ft. ... '472.95 RIVER VIEW - N1ce M1dd l~ port 3 Bed1oom stucco home. bath. nal gas lurnace. carpet •n& !~replace. basement and front porch 325 ACRES - 01 wood1 and lresh '" V1ew ol nver hom lhe I 0 room farm house. ·2 balhs. lam1ly room free gas heal basement. 2 1arge porches and garage Askmg $175 000 'I'H 1·11 15 Cu. Ft. .... 1325.95 SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY P11ces Good thru June POMEROY LANDMARK 15 POMEROY - R,.e, vtew lrom these two houses and s ~e by s1de lots All ul1lrtleS. baths and two garages Only $21 000 POMEROY lANDMARK SEifviCE STATION 992-9932 ~ 614-992-2181 BUSINiiSS - Automat~ car wash at a real buy Good oosmess locahon lor on~ ~·-·· $15.000 SPECIAL - 3 bedroom lllme on Spnng Ave wnh two lots and all ut1 lit~eS Jusl $8,500 RUTLAND FURNITUR E CO S CARPET SHOP In CARPET $1295 Good Selec:tion ~ MIDDLEPORT 2 or 3 bedroom flame Tub bath. kitchen has l~s of cabinets. porch. garage and level lollor Suu llu:.t sll! lll lllllll STARTING AT INSTALLED WITH PAD Good Sel~tion Of GRASS CARPET SEAL Cash& Cony CONGOLEUM $499 Roger Hysell GARAGE Trustees 3 Edna M Swtc k Clerk Rutl anrl Oh to 4 5 7 75 I 0 I 7 31r SHOP LOCALLY See One Qf The Cleland Gang To Help You BuY or Selll Over COMMUNITY SHOPPING PAYS OFF IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE! By ahoppina In your home aru you aave on aaw, the wear and tear on JOUr car and avoid the haillrds of ·hi&hway and freeway travellna. It pa71 to shop where JOU live! 100 Properties low Interest money Cleland Realty. Inc 608 East Mam Street Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 STRIP COAL $3()0° Al1o Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 Hen~ E Cleland. J1 . GRI .. 992-6191 Dottle Turner .. 992-5692 Jea!I ·Trussell Jo H1ll Ofl1ce . 98f>-4466 ..... 992-2259 94~2660 . SIGNS se~'ICeS 3types. 2colors John's Auto Sales ;r n HOM~ KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE -e...c--rlo 985-3561 · - fltumbmg ond All Makes •Waahera •DIIhWIIhert Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freel'era PARTS ond SERVICE eleclrical ...... (Fr.. Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-73t• Pomeray, Ohio It 26 tic RADIATOR SERVICE Trencher & Backhoe Serv1ce We can repair and reCOfll radietora and heater ~ We can al10 add boil and rod out 111diatora. We also repair Septic Systems Water. Gas. Sewer & Electnc Cable Lmes Custom Weldmc· Certlfied Small Plumbing Jobs · (Bonded & liCensed! Roofmg · Sidmg Trouchs, Down Spouts Windows • Doors For "All" Your Home Repairs "Free Estimates" ... Call: George Gum Ph . 992-5433 ) 16 1 mu PERSONALIZED POOLS 992-2196 992-2834 New Homes - Extens1ve Remodehna. olnsurence Work •Custom Pole Bld&s & Gara&es •Roolin& Work oAI11111hun & Vir¥ Sidmp 1 5 Yean !aperlence GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 or 992-2282 ,, 11 11 vice SlriPIIioiL Setfln& IIIII ln&Bulltfoc Fret (Jf-.ttl on all SIM:M Insurance Wor• Welcome Cell Rick Hovatt1r . 992 -28011 63I mo 1-304-773-5634 Ma~en . W . Va All types of rvofWOit, 111W fum~J or repair. autters and downspouts, ptter Cltlll""' 1 Inc llild pllinti"- storm · doors and windows. stores, on level lots. alluhlitles separate, over $30.000 a ya~r mcome Askmg price Is $85.000 ' All Work Gumntttd "Fm hl11111tts"' HOI/S ill!} Call: 949-226"9 H eadquarters Or YY:.r-;u1' 1 • \ PLAQUES· ENGRAVING Jericho Rd . -304-675-1 J&F •Bulldozer & Back:; hoe Service •Basements •Footers •Landscaping • •Driveways •Fann Ponds PH. 742-2407 Or 742-2068 ~15 I mo FREE ESTIMATES •Chain lonk Fence •Carpelmg •Pamhng Scars --CATAlOG MERCHANT Pome10y OH Greu & Palty G1bbs-Owners PH. 992-2178 liB" U-PICK-UP SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Bu i It Garages" Call for free Siding estimates, 949-2801 or · MIN 6 TON PHONE 304-273-5555 304-273 -5303 ~ 949-2860. 17 I 1110 GHEEN ' S lndustnal . Commercial. Residential. lntenor and Extenor Poont1ng Sandblastong Wotorblasttng Parkong lot Stripping Spray Painting Texture Coatings FIll~ lnso""- f"' Estlmollls CAU 61.·949-2686 4t~ 'Jmo No Sunday Calls J II Itt Mlu.ER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your wiring needs; furnaces re· · pair service and installation. Residential & Commercii! Call 742-3195 d J 1ttc S&W TV FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY AND CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS APPLIANCE SERVICE a. •·22 j tnO "FENONO 'ROVIDIS PRIVACY PLUS : PROTECTION FOR CHI.DREN & PETS" ' THREE bedroom. bath •nd • half, located in Pt Pleaaant. Coli alter 6 30 304 -8756840 . 1----------- Announcements No Second St Middleport. Ohio 45760 5-25 L roo Pd 322 FOUND: • Mole white m~ium Friendly • good ren . Obedient . 3640 ······c;&iiii>oHs········· & Vicinity Brown lo aize dog With child111 4-986· We are getting ready . to m9ve ao come to our 01rege Sole ot 1 23 Gorfoold Ave • 01lllpolia We h1v1 aome furniture, toola, toya, 1nd • lot of mlac. itema S1le datea June 3 • 4. Stoning ot9AM PH. 882·2276 YARD 11le. Frtdly &. SlturYord Sole Sot June 4 ·e28 day. 9 -4. 2610 Joc ~oon Fourth Ave .. Gallipolis . Pt. Pleuant Bed•· ohio 9AM to 2PM ~~~~b~o~y~o~c~lo~t~h~ln toys, baby~g~.~~~d~u~lt Items Yord Sole 3 Fomllles. JockIOn Pike near Bob McCor· mtclc Rd. Soturdoy 1 PM to 1 2. ten speed blkea, other Urge Y1rd Sale living room miac . Item• aulte . antique furn1ture. ,.,uu•M 1amily yard sale , ra1n ,chllrt, toola. books. ldda· Thursday lk Friday, adults clotheo, diohes. bedoHl•ckc<" Lane, Muon. preadi lota of othe ltema . women & lots of boys Thuradoy. Fnaay. Saturday. 1clott•in•g. Jean a, atereo, go9 to 6 1 mile on Teen• Run Middlaport cart. toys hum1difier . btk es . Rd off Rt . 7 . 61 4-2611· & Vicinity otc 6031 BALLOONS for ell occo· lions Soy Hoppy Fother"1 Dey, Heppy Birthday. I Love You, Clet Well, lt'1 A Boy. or It" o A Girl. Anything you wish to ny in • differenl way Delivered ta holpttel or ~==:::::~=~:;====home lor olmoot ony occo- B Public Sale sion Balloons & Compony. & Auction 446-4313 . •L••• ----···················· Large Vard Sale living room -lcsuite , 1ntique furntture , Aockapnngl Rd . Pomeroy chalra. toolt. bookl, ktda- Between Ohio Pallet & adulta clothes, dishes, beda- Chipper Jun' 4- a. 6 Clo· preads . Loti of othe 1tema . th1ng, gi111W1rea. smelt ep · Thursday, Friday. Saturday . pllancea, etc 9 to 6 . 1 mile on Teena Run Rd off Rt 7 61 4 -266· Gient yard ule June 3, 4 ,6 8031. LARGE South. ;.;,:b:'c~s i-;;:·~,.y: 4 , 9 -6 ltamt too numerous to ment1on PORCH sale, Jun e 2-6 Quilts. tools antiques. lots of everythmg Leon-Baden Road At Antiquity Rt. 338 Fill o bag for 60 conto 1 ~--:-::-:-::-::::-:---;:----;--;:-:GARAGE oale. Juno 1 . 2 & Largo Yard Solo. 838 E 3. at 2923 Maple Avo Pt Main. Pomeroy June 1,2 3 Pleasant New & used mer Ntce clothing, toys , 8t mtac chand1111 Everythtng must go Rummage Sale Frt ,, June 3 9·4 Sacred Heart Church YARD sale, June Jrd & 4th blaement, Pomeroy 224 N Park Dr Pt Pleasant 9-4 3 famrly Muon on corner of Hogg & Zuapan lumber YARD sale, Saturday , Jun e Tllura &. Fn Cancelled tf 4th Across from Stauff er rain Chem 1cal. Galllpol11 Ferry Storm do ora. freerer . fuel otl 3 f11m1ly Garage Sale . stove,electncmotors ,t ools Denver Weber 1. Reedsudht clothes. 9 00 look for s1gn June 3 & 4 9 a m 1 Clothing, children through YARD sale. bes1de Blain 's adutt. furniture , toya, glaas Garage. Gallipolis Ferry A•r ware All articles m good conditioner. boys 8rr g1rts cond clothing. m11c 1 5-lfl.l"" BY owner , 3 bedroof!1, 2 a.tory brick, 1211 Main St . Price Reduced. 304-6752381. 1 OOw:60 ft . lot with tr•ller, $13.700 41 Bu•dotto Addl· tion, Pt Pleasant 304 -8756076 . THREE bedrooms, built-in katchen . 2 baths , TV room. extfa bedroom or famtly ro om tn basement. central a1r·. welt tnaulated Assume· ble am percent mortgage. 192 N Perk Dr 304-8766010 ' I 32 Mobile Homes for Sale fRI - STATE MOBILE HO MES USED - CARS . TRUCKS GAlliPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CAll 446 ·7572 ClEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEl'S QUAl· ITY MOBilE HOME SAlES. 4 Ml WEST GAlliPOliS. RT 36 PHONE 446 -7274. Gun Shoot. Rutlon"d AmeriLarge Y1rd Sale Fn June Jrd can Legion 1 p m. Sun., M1y I Auction every Tuesday Porch Sale Juno 2 3. 709 ond Sot Juno 4th . 649 6th 742-2328 22 Aboolutely factory Krodel Park Club Third Ave , Gallipoha. Twin Avo . In Golllpollo Clothing. ~ 21 tft choke guna only P\ Pleasant WV. stroller. clothes. vegetable 10 opoed bicycle. lighted Lonnie Nell Call plants & flower bulbs, misc. m1kaup mirror . uaorted 2 lots &t a mo brle home Renewing Racine ern Aero- Iii·14:387:'ii11li1 items m1cr1me eupphea , ma 1 21'160 . 2 bedroom, with blCI. ExerciH CIIINI June 1----~---:-:--.--cr~me hangers and mora rural water. gas heat Has 6. For 8 weeka, 2 daya 1 Rick Pe~raon Auctioneer Verd Sale June 3 & 4 Home some furniture, price week. Mon . It Thurt. morn- Service Estate, F1rm, An- of Marion • F1ye Willltma, Yard Sale Friday 8rt Satur$ 12 600 Or 41oU & mobile inga 1 0 -1 1 Feea e1a 00 tique & liquidation utea . Fairftetd Acres Antiquea, doy. 1716 Chootnut St., $ 14 800 Call448 1240 SUPERIOR VINYL Mon • Thura. evening Ucenaed & bonded in Ohio S. Hoover sweeper. clothang. Gollipol<a 9AM-4PM cluon 8.30-7 .30 614 - WYo . 304-773-.67$6 or dloheo. mioc Clothes 8a houlehold 1t1m1 1973 Carraga house mobile SIDING l7.:-:-:'7-;:;-:--;---:--;:-:-=9 4 9 . 2 7 2 2 I or mora 304· 773-91 B6 home 70x12 AC W & 0 'Sidmg informl1:ion. Vard Sale 654, Eno Store Flea Market Re1erve your hookup , dishwasher, 2 bdr , Auction every Fri night at Fridly & Saturday 9 to IS "Roo ling space for Sternwheeler Re2 bath Catl after 5. 614Million dollar bingo. July 2 the Hartford Community gotte Flea Mtrkt1. Port•'Gutter &" Oown Spouts, 682 7277 or ~14 - 882 Center. Truckloadl of new Garage S1le Fri , Sat &. Sun Frse buo to Cherokee. N C mouth. June 24-26 Appli 7262 Best o ffer "Remodeling Rain or Shtne 2 early modal cations write· Convention For Information cell 6 t 4 - merchandiae every week sawing machinas . Bureau. P 0 992 -11007. 992-3377 or Consigmantl of new and elc Box 434. 20 Years Experience 1976 PE ERlESS 14•70 used merchlndiae 11mps, TV. aoma furntture, 614-986-4,84. Porumouth, Oh 45882 MH w / 111t out, E C . cent In Home Area welcome. Ri"! :!!!;rd~~!J:n•olar mise 163 Berger AVe . aar W / 8 new carpet FREE ESTIMATES Oallipolll, 2 blocks from Yard Solo Frldoy & Saturday 1--------:---:----:--; Gun Shoot at the Rutlond Auction11r. throughout, partially tur American legion Sunday 1-~--',...-'---,----":"""­ Eaatern Ave June 3 81 4 , Rt. 7 above 4 famtly garage aale June 3 YAR 0 "sale. 2400 lin coln nt• had Outbuildmg, under Call 84"3-5425 June 6 at 12 noon. Abao- Complete AuctionHr Swan Creek Bridga & 4 9 a m Children• & Pt Pleannt June 2 , 3 & 4 ptnnmg S10,600 Call614S22 mo pd vice. Alao do appraiule. large Gtrage Sale out lutaly factory choke guns. adults clothing, furnltura , Antiques clothmg, hou se · 246-6406 or 448 0212 Ucanaed &. bonded to sell. Georgea Creek Rd 1 Y2 Gar•g• Sale 101 Court St .. ndlng mower Rowlay resi hold m1sc 1- - - - - - - -- - ATlANTIC City tour. 3 Householda, farm furniSh- mi.-follow 1igns to Richard Galllpolla . Ratn or shine dance . Ba1ley Run Rd . 1-:--:-::-:::---::-----:;---;::-;:: Nice 2 bdr 12x60 mob1le nighto. 4 days, July 1 5-1 8. ings & Reel eat•ta Over 2 6 Sonon Res 446-4149 Sat · Refrig&rator 860 . Pomeroy THREE mtles out Sandh!ll home 11lrBRdy !Jet up on Price includes tour of clai- yeara e~eper1ence in buying• urday only clothea. dishes, --::-----:-::-:--;;:--:-;-: - Road , turn r~ght on Shrme re nted lot Call 614 268 CX>MPt.ETE nol, welcome dinner 1t The selling new. used & antique AVona. baseball card1. m1sc Vard Sale Frt -Sat June 3 -4 Garage Sales Mulberry Club Rd . 1 mile out, 1st 6 224 RADIATOR SERVICE Sonda. hotol lodging ot tho furniture 61 4-992-8 370. itama. Cheap Clothing, furniture, 1ome Heighll, Pomeroy Sat . house past Shnne Club Bill Midtown, tranapona- Osby A Martin, From he Smallest Huter l!lntlques 518 Hilda Dr , June 4 8 30-4 00 Stove hoOd fan , motor cyc lo 1976 Freedom 14 x7 0 hke G1rage Sale 626 Fairvtew Subdivision tlon. baggeqo hondhng. toe. parts , tru e~ topper. dog now 3 acres , all furniture 6 Core to the largest RadiaThun ond Fri. 4292 CAll lUCAS AUCTION ovorv Saturday S :Znd , Middleport 10 houae . cham uw brand woodburner goes With tor. · nt(Jht, 6 P m Mt Alto Children S. adults clothes, 3 Family Y1rd S1le F~rst th11 TOURS. 304-346 -7-642 . 1 large selection of name untforms 12 14 s azes tratlar Rural w a te, , Radiator Speclalst Auction Bern. Conalgn - household items . stero. year Clothing end misc Rt children I clothes 0 14 June mtac 1 0 ·4 only ram can 516 000 Co li 614 258 · NATHAN BIGGS GRAND Ole Opry-Opryland menta taken every Saturday bikes . 36 . 1!2 mile pall Kessell ' s 3 & 4 Mrmy mtac eels, Fnday & Saturday 9333 35 Yrs •• Experience tour. 2 nighta. 3 deya. 1:00 till sale ttme. Emma Market , Friday , Saturday Auguet 12-14 and October Bell Auctinear. 304-428- Garage Sale June 3 6 4 an.d Sunday June 3-4 9 -4 Riggscrast Garage Sal e 1 s t T1me Good ctaan 2 bedroom , 7 -9 Pricelncludet accomo- 8177 Debby Dr McGuire Subdi· Manor Children's clothu, Ot s he s tupperw tu e TV 10 ~t52 . mob1le home, en dation• at Opryland Hotel. vitlon Twm beds. v1oleta. Yard Sale 3rd 8t 4th at the sleeping bag . shower cur gemea, b1kBs. lots more closed patio and l11rge shed weights clothes Naahville tour, Grnad Ole (· Quaker Station In Mercer· ta n , etc 0 Well Ne11.tto Henderson Trader Cnll 446 3847 Opry. lreo Sundev brook- 9 Wanted o Buy 1-_::......-:--:--::-:-::-::--: ville, Oh 9 to 6 Sponaered 1 Ct , 202 Walnut St Juno Pomeroy, Oh loot. dey at Dprylond Alii---:----:-:-:--::::-=-::-:- Garogo Sale at 1071 Second by the Hannan Trace Varsity 2 family y~rd 11la 9 -4 Juno 2. 3 . 4 1979 141'166 ltberty 2 bdr !'h 992·2174 tlckoto 8213. CALL LUCAS WANTEDTOBUYOidfurno Avo Golltpolia Friday & Chaerteadera 4 & 6 Baum Addltton near Iota! nloctnc good cond 2 2&-ttc TOURS 304-346-7642 : tu,. end Ant•quoo of ell Seturdoy 8 trl 5. Clothoa. 16 DIFFERENT yard sa los s 6 9 00 Ca ll 61 4 446 skattng_rink. Cheattu kinda, c1ll Kenneth SWill'!, shoes. appliancea, books. Beaement S1le June 4 ·6 1 on Jerrys Run Rd al Applu 0 17 6 GATLINBURG fun tour. 2 446-3169 or 266 -1987 rn bedapreodo. mower. torea. mila of Rt 218 on Hannan Yard Movmg Sah11 Rt 7 , Grove Fnday & Saturday , 1- - - - - - -- - - nlghta, 3 dlys, Auguat 5-7 the aveneng1. · Trace Road Tuppers Plama . acrou from 9 -7 1973 2 bdr elec or wood Price includaa lodging, 1-------::-::--:::--:- Yard Sale Saturday June Mawka Pennzotl June burner set t1ng on pnuate CARPORT se lo Rtunodei · lot Call 6 T4 256-6813 tr1naportatlon , baggage Buying Gold, Stlvlr, Pllti- 4th, 9 ta11 8 Edgemont Dr. Gar1ge Sale 700 Thtrd Ava . 3.4 .8 .7 .8 tng supplies M1 sc 8 00 -----:-:-::-:-::-:--:-:-:- -lc handling, etc •181 . CALL num Gold and Silver prices Galhpolta , 1970 Bu1ck good Galltpolia Saturday June 4 . LUCAS TOURS, 304-348 - are the htghelt in two yean, work car. 3 televi11on H11. 9AM-6PM Old bedroom Thurs f" 3 8a 4 located on 4 00 3233 Frankhn Pt 1 972 14x66 ~ ob tle Home 7642 check our prtcaa on gold • eump pump, some clothing suite, rototiller . lots of good corner of 44 lincoln & 2nd Pleasant, Saturday Rarn o r Partrally fu rmshad ln cludailver, scrap jewelry Buying & shoes D1nner bell, old clothing. mlac household. St ,. Mtddleport.flou of new ah1ne mu und erpmntng and back Carpeted. bathroom w1th MYRTLE Belch, 3 nlghtl, 4 Old coins, acrap ringl It atore mirrors. some ch•ld · air cond , an11que acacea. baby clo1he1 All klnd1 of po<eh Call 614 -992-2165 THREE famtly g !"Ag e sale daya. August 6 -9 , Sep- allvarware. Daily quotaa ren1 games. orut atero, an shower.aas or elect. rtfriJ. Rogers drum starter Con- item• Ratn or 1hlne betwnon 9 & 6 as k tor T1m W1nd1ammer m ot orcyc le After 6 cAll 304 882 -3592 tember 9 -1 ~ Price includea, available. Alto coinl' & co1n tique wooden bout , bot · tinue June 9 & 10 furnace. & lot Water heater. tr1n1portation. lodging at auppliaa for sale Spring ties. jars, t1n cans, d11t'tes, Yard Sill 316 Broadway farnng , 20 tn boys b1k e ranae. sink. gas. elect.. or Holld1y Inn Oowntowner, Valley Trading Co , Spring plua mucti more St . Middleport TuBI , June children S. adult dolhmg 2 Famrly Back Yord Sole USED MOBIL E HOME bllltery hghts. sleeps 6, e>· grae upholaerad cha~r - good 676 2711 beggoge handling. '1c Valley Plero. 446-B026 or ~ -~;;;;;-~;;;:~:;-:-~~~ Mlny';good clean items, 7 614-992 -2748 condttlon. mtsc Fnday 8r $238 double occupancy. 448-8028. Sale Sat Only 9 -7 cellent condition . tables. bedapreada, ruga, t1B6. qued CAll LUCAS reel atoro tope dock. lamps. sweeper. sewing me- Back Yard Sale Saturday Saturdav June 3rd & 4th 19 78 liBERTY mob1la $2,700.00 or Best Offer TOURS. 304-348-7542 We pay c11h for tate model 1tero speakers. mea china, curt1ina, l111waro, June 4 from 9 6 Clothes End of Roush -Ferral Roud, ho mo 3 bedroom on large PH.992-3005 cla•n uaed c1ra. clothtng prtced to aell, many many item• not listed No irom adults down to child · Camp Conley, Pt Pl eAsa nt , lo t 2 ou t bulldmg s, c 1ty & 5 16 1 mo BIG Bingo 1our, Cherokee, Frenchtown Car Co mise items 606 Oak Or . early 11111 please 133 State ren. Avon bottles. old bot · 9-4 well wntor fenced m back North Carolina . 20 game• 1t Bill Geno John1on Spring Valley St , Gallipolia Frl 6 Sat , 11 1fe1, little b1t of everything ya rd good lo cation Gallipo· U .OOO plus 4 jockpot 446-0089 964 S 3rd Ave , Mtddleport MOVING yard sale Satur· Its Ferry . $18,000 304 til 8 Gtrage S1le Frtday & Sltur· gem••· Fln11 jackpot coveacrou from laundrymat day, the 4th , 27 Burdett e 675 6355 Addttion Pt Plaaunt Com roll 160.000 Juno 17th · Ol1monda. gold banda, cla11 day Fairfteld Centen1ry Rd 1st T1me 81g Yard Sale 814-992 3762 ple1e household of furniture 1974 1 2•60 BAYVIEW un· 19th. 1883 150 per person rings, atlver coens, 10-14 F11rf11ld Acrea SubdtVIIton Saturday only 9-7 Pnvata 1ncluda1 tr1naportation & klrtt acrap jawerly T•w"ey Some antiqe'll: including drive Shoestnng Rtdge . fol - Libby F11har 'a Yellowbush and other rtams Rarn or derpennod , rm co ndtt1o nad. hotol. CAll LUCAS Jewerlera , 2nd. Ave , Gllli- 1t11mer t~unk & cream low IIQnl Rd A1clne Monday Juno ah<na 304-676-3419 par tia lly flnn rs had two bed· aeparator TOURS. Cho~eoton . 304- pollo. 448-1 61 5 - Dozers 8th Hondo XR eo . llroplaco l --:-:-::-::--:--::-~--:--.--:-. roo m cloon rent od lot 304348 -7642 Yard end Bake Sale this blower clothes . rug. GARAGE 1alo. 7 Wak efi eld 675 6687 - Backhoes P1y caah for Used Mobile Ctrport Sale 1108 Sun1et Slturday at Middleton Eat- curtainl·etC Rd Pt Pleasant, Saturd ay - Dump Trucks Dr Gallipolis Fr•day &. ates . Clothes. televi11ona. June 4th 9 t1ll 1 Ste reo & Home or Travel Trailer C1tl - lo- Bov S1turd1y Dolls, d11hea, loti trunks and hams availabh' tricycle 's Giveaway 4 614-448-0176. 33 Farms for Sale - Trencher of other mce itme1 Baked goods are to be aolct - Water YARD aale, 1102 Mead owlocated on Farm road . oH Bloona for all occaaalone Wanted Chihuahu1. rauon - Sewer .. ·· ·· ·· ······ .. brook Dr Pt Plounnt Sat Y•rd Sale Sat Jane 4. Mill Crook Rd Soy Happy Fothers Dey. for osmo Coli 446 -4786 From 1 42 acros nflar Rto Grande. 10AM . Joycoe Butldlng . 9 OOAM until 6 00 Pt Pleasant urday , 9 1 lata of clothmg - Gas linea Happy lllrthdoy. llovo You. hou 11o S. butldrnga Will sell 601 Burnen Ad . Gallipolis . - Septic Systems Got Well. It's o Boy or It' I a BEDS-IRON. BRASS. old & Vicinity YARD sale Frtday a nd Sat - all or part Ca!l 446-2599 Girl. Anything you wish In a furniture. gold. sliver dol· Clothing, k1tchen chairs, end LARGE or SMAU JOBS table, booka. lots of odda urday 9-1 21 14 Monr oe after 6 lara, wood ice boxes, stone different w1y Delivered to PH'. 992-2478 Yard Sale 8•t June 4 At Aue and end Pt P!aa1ant hoapltal or home for 1lmolt j1r1, 1ntique1, etc ., Com513 1mopd SMAll 32 ocre farm 6 664 acro11 from BtdwBII DIVORCE oole. diVIded any occa11ion Balloon• It plete houooholdo Writ• Porter •chool look for sale household Many ttema YARD aale Saturday 9-1 m1lea out Sandhrll Rd . 3 M .D . Miller. Rt. 4. Pomeroy. Co • 4411-4313 bedroom house '38.000 3 F1mily Yard Sale Saturday 1ign Clothmg. miacellane· cheap. Friday & Saturday, 2306 ltncoln Ave Pt Oh. Or 992-7780 304-675-6336 Juno 4. 9 -1 427 4th Avo .• oua Items 9 to 6 3rd & Main St New Haven Plaaunt Puppfea to glve1way Call 614-246-81170 Gold, oliver. otel-llng. i•· :K:•:n:au~g:a::D:r-~G::e~llt~p:o:ll:o____~::::::::::::::::::::-t::::::::::::::::::::-r;:;:;:~~~~~~~-, 3 Lots & Acreage 5 welry. rings, old coins & 4 klnene Cell 614· 2411 - currency Ed Burkett Baiber Shop. Middleport . 892 · 91111 SlztssiJrt from 12"116' 31 Homes for" Sale 347,8 5 20 Acres woo da, over · 22 Money to Loan 1 8 Wanted to Do Help Wanted 11 1 looki ng Ohio Rtver clty 1 0 pupploo 1. lobedor ReUTILITY BUILDINGS triever 3 bedroom, 1332 sq ft . schoo ls 446-3654 or 1 Coli 8t 4 -388-881111 . Wanted to buy New . used & Siz~s from 6"x6' Up antique fwniture Will buy 1 under construction, Ivy Onto 513 - 4 23 - 8926 HOME lOANS 10'1>'1~ ftXod to 24'x36' SubdiUtllon I<CK contrac· Owner I Agent 8 dogs· 2 bleck blondl, 2 piece or complete houae· 160-100 dally commlnlono General Hauling and Trath r~te . L81der Mortgage 77 E block femole. 1 wlrad holred holdo. Coli Ooby A Mortln poaaiblt plus montly bonus removal Sarv1ce Reliable Stoto. Athono. Ohio 1 81 4 · toro Inc Coli 814 387 1nsulatd Doc Houses on repeat tales Con1umable and dapondoble Coli 448lemole, 1 blondl le,...le 81 4· 992-8370. 36 acres at Rodney on W T 1192-3061 . or -800-341 · 0831 or 448-1769 products everyone uaea 3169 batwoen 9 and 6 dog Cell 448-4978. Watson Rd Owner flnanc 85641n Ohio Swine Set in good condi· Ou1llfy for ~ comp1ny Clr, JBR 2 full bath, central air . tng available Call446 8221 triYIII, retirement progr~m R.acl~•. Oh. Bobyolntng in my home fireplace. large lot, close to attar 6 weekdays Germon Pollee • Hulky tlon. 304-882-2334 Work full / pen time from Reference• IVIlteble Call town Call 446-2599 after Pit •••..,.... puppleo , Call 1114-288 · CLEAN ecrap 1lumlnum, 30 home Not door to door We 446 -4047 80711 For Sale 10 8 acres on 8 10-&llt centa lb. eloo buying cons 20 train you Coli 448 -1988 Bulautlle Rd tn Gallipolis Professional Experience t'!ouM pamt ing 23 HOUSE FOR SAlE tn Mid · To wn 1 h1p Reduced to HALF GROWN ohort haired cent• lb. Tri-State 81lv1ge and lewn mowarrep1ir Very Services dleport Newly remodeled $36 000 C•ll 446 -4670 pup Block female Lowoble 304-623-6872 . 12 Situations reason1ble ratea Call 448· home wrth fireplace , polli · end good with children . Will ble woodburner. clo1e to Appr oJ~~ amately 1 4 ecrea for Wanted 88Ba . be medium alae when full PAYING oash for comlco Kitchen Cabinets - Roofand paperllocko. buy . Mil or grown. Cell 388-111 o . No hookup• Road PIANO TUNING U off pluo schools 1nd shopping Call sale .ln& ..:... S1dtna - Concrete treda . ContaCt Chaster, WILL mow yards &t cemater- d1ecount1 to senior citl~ens · 814-992 -6941 frontage on Rt 124 SldiWtlh ·Patios let in Pi Ptea11nt are1 S6 .900 61 4; 742 -.2487 Flot wall stc-. Cell 446· 304-875-11239. churchea-achoOII. C1ll 8111 Orlvln~ to Florida IWoot NIW Construction - It· 304·8711 -6838 lovely. 6 room1. Double 91196. Ward Werd'a Keyboard , Coestl Juno 6. wonted ·11oclellnc - Custom Polt gar1ge. beautrfully l•nda- 1 4 acre tot in Bradbury. 448-4372 . eomeona to 1h1re expenlla• Barns. caped area lot Atop Rote Go od locat">n . trailer hooklong helred kitten • mother drlvlng. Cell 448-4347 814-949-2488. ' Plano • Organ Leaaona. May Hill. Pom 40"a 614 -986 · up, all ut1htlaa, septic syatom Coli 614-992 ·2602. Lucao. 448-97B7 Formerly 4267 Opening for 1n elderly min TWO white kittens. 1 oronge with Worde Keyboord. or woman in my home . I Aultic Hilla, 3 bedroom, all FIVE acres land. down payktnen, 304-182-3103. Atlaonable rat••· good eJI.PIANO TUNING -LANE DA- electric, storm window•. ment a nd take over paypsrlen~e . 814 -8117-8329 or Roofi" Sidin& man11 , Clt'-1 water & electric NIELS Relleble eorvlco carport & storogo. 134.600 ofps~·msg•­ 11867·3402 louie I . on lond 304-676 -2449 call ~04-773-16111. Iince 18&5 AIIOCilte of 814-992 -11976. do beby olttlng In my Wll Lon& Bottom, OH. 45743 ~runic1rdl Mu1ic Co. Phone home enytlme. fenoed In Have vecancy for elderly 21 Busine11 915·419] or 992-3067 3 bedroom. 111a b1th1. bill· 814-742-29111 . bock yerd 8o referancos peraon , room board • -U 26-tk Opportunity ment In Racine . Artl C1ll foundry 814-992-6022. 8 Lo•t and Found IYOIIeble. Cell 814· 318· PERMANENT holr rwmovel 614-949-2834 . . 171111 Prof•••lonll Electrolytll LOST ·lllfocol sun glesoes, BY owner. 2320 Mt. Vernon 41 • INOTICEI CNnlc. A.M .A . approved 0< lnwurance 13 biiCit rlmo. No,.. angrewd Ave. Pt. Pleosont. 3 Bed· THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· ref-•••· Mondoy. Wedneo· lnllde. l'leMI cell 114-HZ· room, 1%: bath. kitchen, day. Friday. LIIHING CO rsc:ommendo by oppolntmont 2372 . dinning, full blltmtnt , g1r· 2 bdr fur'liatlad duplex, very thl1 you do buolnNI With 304-675-1111118. 1ga. carport, gaa hHt. cen- nice , water paid, M1ln St . people you know. and NOT trelolr. 143.000 304-727· Cheshire No Inside pat1 to - d money througll tht Coli 614-246 6818 2 t liB lor oppolntmont . mail untM you h1ve inv1etl~ U.S. RT. 50 fASr" gotad the offering • IUYSYILLE, OHIO FIVE rooms. bath , 1 mil e o ut Furniahed etflancy apt, 1n Mltlltone Road . Apple town, $160 mo Call The Country Cerryout for •••• by Authoriltd Jolin Detr, Grove. WV 3 Vt acres, call W ise man Real Eatate -ner, Upper At. 7 In otter 8:00 p m. 304· 676· Agen~y . Call 446-3643 Kentlugl, Ohio Cell «e. ld..lullllto& 2771 . 1 -----~-2112 or 4411-1171 . farm tqulplllnt NI~o .2 bdr. houoo with 4 bdr .. 2 full betho. flnlahed Deller ' SIMI baa-ant, 2 ••• gor-. EIGHT aorn, amall hou•. fireplace & bellmtrnt near rllll•· out buldlngo. pond Crown City t2711 mo Coli · Equipment A-lntrnent only. 203 Kl· mlnorot rights. reduced Tho Wloemon Reel Estete neon Dr .. G•lllpolle . . . e. Part& & Service 304-B96 -3B19. Agency. Co11446-3643 price. 1223. I 1-ttc a. 1- -----:-----:--:-- SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. I;==;;::::;==;:;=;;== FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER 1----------- ~ ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS a. P&S BUILDINGS .,,n CHARLES SAYRE AND SON & Co.· • SALES & S!RVICE CARDINAL ·CONSTRUCTION pd i~~~~;g~3s.l~~;,r;; h"l"o*:: sa\eS BOGGS .,.c." c.o~t- ChHttr. Ohio . P.h. 985-4288 o-ayne Willi..,. Sconll Smith All llakH and Ioftis ~ lnsiJIIItlon Hou11 Calls and Shop Slrvlca A'llilablt ~ ard PULLINS EXCAVATING Vinyl & Aluminum •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER. GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAIIO CLEARING. COIICRETE WORK IIOIIOED & WDfl( GUMMTIEO PHONE Jill CLIFFORD ",, 992-3325 DRIVEWAY SLAG PAINTING INC. 992-7201 At Our New Phone Number \Sear~l CONTRACTING •DOZER TERM IN IX INTERNATIONAL ') 13 1 mo MEIGS EXCAVATING 4 7/lmo H. L. Writesel ROOFING SERVICE $275 PER TON C. L K1tchen ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ULTRA CLEAN CLEANING SERVICE Dry fOR btrxloon llothod. Clrpot ond UpholstetY Clton"' 0oep Cloonod · Sl1ert Dlyiftl Tome. USe same day ~-ltSOil OttlfJII!Is •Prolosslonal Spot llimovet S.· PEST CONTROL CALL: NEW HAVEN. W. VA. I 13 tic TERMITE AND Trophy •Ft~rglass •Stainless Steel Middleport , Ohio S 'l lnropd TROPHY KING AT PHONE : PAT HILL FORD FOR PROFESSIONAL •V1nyl Liner Gao Tanks. Pomeroy. Oh1o oWIII & Ctilrftl Cltanlll loCommtn:ill Window Cl•llftl REPAIR 4 ~He Williams Trenching I mo p11 ~t'O llr "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" CARPENTER SERVICE VALLEY AND HOME MAINTENANCE 'Roohna of olllypes Resutenttal & Commercial •Gutters & Downspouts 'Storm Wtftdows & Doors FREE ESTIMATES 20 Years Experience TOM HOSKINS Ph . 742-2834 or 949 -2160 PH. 992-2280 YOUNG'S THE ROOFING A TON 1 ?4 ttc 97 ACRES - Will divide Free gas w1th mcome Good 7 room hom~ modern equpped k•t· chen. Ill baths. furnace and spr1ng wafer near EaSiem schOO As~ng $79.500 00 or f!QOd offer 12 now available! The Daily Sentinel OHIO j~: R==~d ~,:ur;.-lv! EUGENE LONG Rutland Town sht p MINE RUN AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ;rio« NEW LISTING - ' lr lJStees may accept th e Jowes1 b rd or serecr t hP bes t brd lo r !h e rntended purpose and rese rve the rrgh1 to accept or re1eC 1any o r all brds and /Q f any oa rt thereof 16) In Memoriam Mldn. Set. night In HenderTo the belt Mothef ..,.., No question• eolced. Grandma. Call . .8 -91113, ,.tum con· In memory of MolY MM talno In full, k - money. Frye who p.aaeed away on Juno 3. 1912, FOUND Wl\lte mole poodle Wt al mlu you very in Bidwell vinclnity . Call rpuch, and we'll •lwayalove 814-245-1247. you . Moy God kHp you In hia care until we come to be Long t1alred S1ameae with you end Jesus up the,.. 100 block ol3rd . Ave .• lovo Mertle. Deane and G•llipqlia Children' • pet oil the Family Colt 4411·4177. 3 SEPTIC TANKS A ·SPECIALTY rL.----------r-------~---T""----------T""~-----~~--! L.:I::ISc. _ • .:O'-'hi::Oc:..·_ _ _ _ ___. r~IBI ullils 1n Middleport Near Cash & All eQUipmen t 10 t>e changed lr om !ownshr o o w ned !ruck 10 npw tru ck 39 The lro nt o l enw.loof' r.>nctosrn q bH1 must bf' ma tked Dump Truck Ord Proposal No I BAILEY'S SHOES ·Lowest Rates Around •friendly Servie We Sell Quality USed tarS. 1-614-446-4782. Galhpo- $17.500 acre. • Cany 38 Our Low Everyday Prices Until Stock Is Sold. AL TROMrt.'S BACKHOE SERVICE B•dder to turnrsh th etr own brd forms lrS t1ng b1d prrce as on l1ne rtem specrlrcatron sheet as advert1sed 2 Delrvery must be made by th e succ esstu l b•dd er 30 days o r sooner alter th e b•d s a r(} awa rded or brd rs V01derl 3 ThP Ru tland To wnsh iP .._ • NEW LISTING 10 acres near aUIIlngham. fUsl Off 33 wrth all mmera~ lor $1.000 per RUBBER-BACK TWEED M IIP.s o n C)rtS eng1ne BUSIDeSS . - Aclclonoond....-.,. - llaoling ond gut1or ...... RUTlAND - On Rt 124•1h" good 3 bedroom home w1th 2 level ~ts. 11• balhs and all 54 Misc . Merchandise 3 6 Colo r OPII Onill 37 1YrWarr anty or12000 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAL! 20% OFF 2 ······Pcimerv··- . $3.00 .$4.00 . $7.00 I1-----------"----.,.------"'----------~"'-----------r;:=;;~~~~~~;:=, ARROW flASHING St Rt 124. Pomeroy. OH (rlur11y Oi l!! 1 to r ced tram e ' Real Estate General 1 Ill f1 ftli drrt'l Real Estate General ,,,,.., ,,., . , 6 75- Pt. Pleasant 458- laon 576-' Apple Grove 773- Mason 882- New Haven 895- letart 937 - BIIffalo Up to 15 words ... One day insertion Up to 15 words , .. Three day insertion Up to 15 Words . Six day insertion (Average 4 words per line) r '""'' """ IT (()1 76 C t'ih <, p (J k/1 \ 1\ihi•Pic; 2 7 Hr ilW f111! y Clut r h 1b /R H• .tvv dr1 IV hr J b•ll no<> l ~> r th 1 1 t Jn k and (j.t LJflr!!:. J!r I() dX Ii otler homew1lh I'h ballis. klts 54 M1sc Merchandise 8 992- Middleport PornerO'f 985- Chester 343- Portland 2 47 - Uri art Falls 949- Racine ' 742 - Rutland 6 67 - Coolville 9 Q()() Il l', Il l 1. 11fj/'1 I ll 1 olin 11 602 -998-0426. GOlD M rrrl Olrvfl I (1\\ln• hrp ,q.., 19 20 HP.il tP.J nnd rletr ostc 2 1 Tw o speed w1nd shrelct wrpf'r "> and wa sh er s 2 2 Pow er steerrnq 2 3 I 0 00 X 20 I 2 IllY lo o n! trrPS h rqhwav !read 8 or la rger r rnns :? a 1000 X 20 12 ply rear 1rr 1 o:; 011 ,md o ff rn arl !ll"ild 7~ h rm t mum sp r nq c;:~pac IV 15 Aux rlr arv 4 500 lhs mul t • IPa l r P,If <;p r rrrqs 16 Cnmbrn.r tr on lr o nt tnr1 rnr1r drr!'r lln ni:i l l1q ht s 1 I rr a tt rc hala rrl s wrt c h 1R B~r k r p lrq ht :<i NEW LISTING '"- 3 ACRES wrth 1ephc lank TP waler and electnc lor $6.000 For Information Call: L~rtJ I! S I Sl:li:GI Illll ~ tl IP \ 1 1 11 1 · '" I'""7 "7 'OOfJ ""'"111 ""'' " '" f1VW hi' tw Cruiseships and airlines need help, all occupations. - M11rl b WORK AND TRAVEL FREE! ~_'] ..... . . 11 rnrn lb s (lf'. l l l1tt llr> fll r 1 0 I01 l!(]li lll ('("j) I r rnt r• ArH1r r w Br rr 1.!HI 11 r> nn ~>n l vt' rPtt Srh rr l! ! 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A11tl<tnd Wl f Hl S Public Not1ce D111 ,t wl n l vrH11 j () writ !In rr1 1dP nn )1, 1 ~ B I 'JHJ , ltrd I hi• / f ) d IY"> til rtn '; Wl· l wil l Case No 83 CV I 38 NOTICE BY PU8LICATION I 1I O l nr tri ll Jlt r 1 tl ' l, r , l 1 \obl1r rl lr on r, f ! hr<; N 11 11 ,.,hrt t 1 Will t rr P•Jill o.;h r r! n rlf Pt rr h wn r~ lrJJ fJ '''f"'l Def~mdanls VVdli 11n 1 thr> II fj i !IJf>d I< ( r rtu Plamtrtfs J,, ' I HI I rt u Df'i1 n1 1 l fll"', Mtnersvdle. Oh1o 33 Ca b grab han d les L R Public Notice MasonCo.• WV AreaCocle304 Public Notice tr n nt tow hooks Or Wrrte Darll y Sentmel Cl~ss1f11d Dept Ill Court St . Porrilr'3, Otuo (S 769 Goli;:oli• Cheshire Vinton Rio Grande Guyan Oist . Arabia Oist. Walnut 367388 2 4li 258643379- 81 - Home Improvements 82- Piumbing Heating 83- Excavating 84-Eiectricallo Refrigeration 8 6- General Hauhng 86-M .H . Reparr 8 7 -Upholstery Public Notice MeogsCounty A,..;. Code 614 RBttllll Stu .h;ve SERVICES ' Clauifi.ed page' coi•er I he following telephone exchanf{PS ... 71 - A-forSale 72-Truclls tor Sale 73-v..s•4wo 74-Motorcyclu -~~~· Farm r �.. • 10--The Sentinel June 3, 1983 Ohio Friday. June 3, 1983 The Daily Sentinei- Poge- 11 PomeroY-Middleport, Ohio DICK TRACY 41 Houne for Rent ' 154 Houoe for rent UOO. month. Coli Clolond Reolty. 814992-2258 . • Misc. Merchandise Gredlng Blodundchelnolor Grevoly riding troctor. 8149811-4339. lerge home in SyrecuN on nice lot . Suitebl• for f1mlty or 2 or 3 oingiH. U75 pluo utllitioo. dopooit. 1114-9926284 or aftor 6 814-982, 6732 . 1-r-----------------~, 1 Mullcel ln1trument1 . ,. 30 .06 AUTOMATIC mino mare obout 1,160 lb. SHvert'one electric gui1ar. Stred-0 -Lin flat top guitar. SO SHE Phono 304-676 -2782. 8UVS IT RING IS NOTHING IF NOT WE.LL.-INSUL.ATED •• . II Improvements PAiptTING - inferior •ond oxtorlor, plumbing, roofing. oomo remoclollng. 20 y.o:. oxp . .Ceii1114· 388-96U:·. Ro· mington, 41 pistol mag. & Ruger Bleck Hawk Pali - ship . 2 year old 3 bedroom rustic farm house. t300. month . Call 614-692 -4471 or 692-4624 nighto. Home STUCCO · PLASTERING uatunod coliinge commorclll end rHidentlol. frH Hllmetoo. Coli 1114· 2181182', • SUNN Alpha 116 tiua AMP. $360.00, 304-117.11· 4193. Meigs Co.·Ch'eater Town· FOUR room house et 177 Part. Or. Call Mrs Charlet Lanham. 304-676-4692 . 157 byl..nyWI'IQIII 11 KIT 'N' CARLYLE"' I:;~~=;=.:==== 58 8& Vegetable• e. Morcum Roofing SpOUt, ing , 30 yo•re oxperlonce. opoclallzlng In built up roof. Collll14-388·98117. . 1- - - - - - ' - - - - - AIVPTHEN MAPS ·P!RECT/0/VS... 42 Mobile Homes for Rent · T~INKING ABO UT GETTIN6 TWO Vt;ARS AlSO. wollpeper henginQ. lnoured. Froo ollimot... 614-949, 2888. . ~I" UH - MV ~ OY FR IE NO , 1 MEAN. ~~ -~ 111."1 &O YF R ! E.~ D. W~ ' R.E I TH0Ll6MT YO U S.AlD VOUR HUSSANP RAN 0 ~ Painting Interior • e111teri9'. MARRIE- D. Roofing, lhlngles, spouting end lluminum aiding work. lnaured, Free Estimates. 614-848-26B6 . FURNISHED or unfur- ... ! Glf(J(Ji.f) Be liT nished. air cond .. beautiful ri'llerview in Kanauga. Fos· ter 'a Trailer 1602 . Park; 446 - TIIEA'NEIJY WYEifc PttJ... ONE bedroom apartment. $226 month, all utilities poid. 304 ·676· 2696 . Mobile Home space In Galli· polis . 920 Fourth Avo. $70. Water paid . Call 448-4416 after 7 PM . FOR RENT Mobile HOmo. 2 BR , fum . w / wcarpet, 19ft. LR, nat . gas heat, air cond .. privata lot ., Ph . 446· 1409 from 4 to B Jp .m . 2 bedroom mobile home on Bridgeman St., SyracuH, Oh . Partly furnished . Dep. & rei . Cail -614-982 -3904 oftor 6 614-992-7866 . 1 2•52 2 bedroom trailer. EFFICIENCY oportment. 304-876-3220 . GE dryer real nice $70. W,irlpool wuher like new $110. green refrig . real nice RAY'S USED FURNITURE Coli 446-0768. Slooplng room $126, utiltiea paid. single male. Share both, 919 Second Avo. Gollipolia. Coli 446-4416 pair twin bookcase beda e20 ea .• childs de1k & chair 8 20. chest of drawers t30, high chair 820, 5 pc. braakbat set $46, refrigerator $46, dressing table $20. Meytag wringer washer $100, tampa. pottery and glen- 2 bedrQom 12J;t60 · fui"· pi,ce wood living room suite. with 8 ln.ch flat arms $399, air, washer-dryer. $176 .' plua utllitioa & deposit. 46 Space for Rent No pets. 614-992- 7479 . 2 bedroom in Racine. 614367-0288 . TWO mobile homea for rant on Rt . 2 about 6 minutes from town . Call after 6. 304·676 -6277 . Nice mobile home lot water and sewer furn . 304 -676- COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork. Route 33. North of Pomeroy. large Iota. Call 992-7479 . River lou near Clition. W. Vo . Coli Charlo• Grillith. 614 - 99,2 - 57~2 oftor 5 P..m . 47 Wanted to Rent 1076 . Trailer, 3A mile out Sand Hill Rood, 3834 . 43 Phono 304 · 676 - Buaineu School Teacher, 1 bdr . apt . for summer in Goilipolia. Cell 448-4367 aak for Sharon . Willing to board. Farms for Rent Melga County , Cheater Townahip, paature & tillable tend for rent reuonable . Call a14vrphwudlwv 614· 692-4471 days. 6924624 nightl. 51 Household Goods 44 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Apartment for Rent 2 bdr . Regency Inc . Apartments $200 per mo. or If income Ia S10,000 or leas HUD available. A-One Real Eatatel, Carol Yeager, Real - tor. Coli 304-676 -6104 or 304·676 -7388 . Small 1urnished house in city. odulto only . Call 446· 0338 . Furnished apt .. 131% 4th Avo.. Gallipollo . 2 bdr .. $186 mo .. water paid . Call 446-4416 oltor 7PM . Furnished attic apt. e160. Utilities pd . Men only . Shower bath. 919 2nd Ave. Gallipolis . Call after 7 PM . 446·4416 Call 448 - 4222, 9om to 6pm. Apartment, one bdr., nurly new with 1tove &: refrig ., water furnished, no pets, e169 mo.. 860 dop. Coli 446-3617 . Furnlahod opt ., 2 bdr., 243 Jackson Pike. 446-7398 . Gallipolis . 1226 mo . utilitioa pold. Call 446 · 4416 oltor 7PM . 2 bdr. opt. overlooklnQ pork front, $1715 water paid. Dep. & rat. Coli 446-3919 . Apt. lor rent. Hall doublo-2 bd .room Apt. Adulta pre· !erred . No peta. 1114-992· 27'9 . . bunkie• *199. 2 piece an tron living room suitea $199. antron raclinera $99 . other recllnera •so. maple dinette aet1 $179. lowe seata 870. f350 .. Lomp1 lro.m e28 . to *76. 6 pa. dine«ea from f99., to •436 . 7 pc .. e189 . and up. Wood table with aix chelr• U26 . to 8745. Da1k $110 up to U26 .·Hutchoo. $660 . end up, maple or pine finish. Bunk bed complete with manre11e1, t 260 . Babv $110 . Manra1ns or springe, full or twin, $68 .. firm. *68. and $78 . Queen 11111, t195. 4 dr. cheata, t42 . 6 dr. chooto. *64. Bod lramu, UO .ond US .. 10 gun - Gun cablnata. t360 .• din otto choiro no. and $26. Gas or ahtctric ranges, *32& up to t376 . B1by matratHI, t25 t35. badfromu UO. uo. klngtromo •eo . e. ue .• Good aelection of bedroom aulte1. ced1r cheau, rockers, metal cabinets. 1wivel rockera . Uaad Furniture -- bookcaaa. rangaa. chaira, end tlbles, waehara, dryera, refrlgara· ton end TV'a. 3 miles out Buleville Rd . Open 9om to 8pm, Mon . thru Fri ., 9am to 6pm, Sot. 4411·0322 1114-742 1974bockhooMF60diolel, or other tow RPM angina . Portable, can be taken to timbar, aat-up · bpse not Structures. Automated. li· vestock . feeding-computer feQ.dera . Call collect 614 • included . 304.·937 -2689 . TOBACCO planto lor sole, call 304· 676· 2467. MINNEAPOLIS Boline 3 pt.. CB,TV, Radio Equipment 6 Motarola 110 'Watt High Frequency Radioa, in 11rvice 3 months , coat new 84,600 .00 will sell separate or all together, will throw in apeakars. crystals, antenna, and remote controls with each 1et, retell· •260 each, one complateaet $1 ,600 .00 each will diacu11 batter price if wiah to buy all units at Knauff Coal & Firewood Prices reduced May-July. Pick or delivered . We honor HEAP Vouchan . Cell 614266 -6246 . For aale metal culvert 6 Inch thru 80 inch in stock . State approved 18 gauge 12 inch Uoed Horve1tore 1973 Dodge Charger. Red. Shirp looking . t1,000 . 614-949-3092. 1-:-=::--=-:---:-:-:-:-:-::- 1973 Pinto wegon, automatic, runs good. Exc. lnterior .• GoOd ••terl9r; 685-2280 . John L. Botto. · 614-9811·43'49. JOHN Deere 1010 troctor. plowo , dlak, bush hog, grader blade, 304 · 6764679 . 992-6173. 10·5 . For tale walnut logs. Cell Hov baler. Now Holland 66. S800. Plows 8260 & up. Rototillor 8200 . · 10i60 housa trailer. furnished , Claaaic ltetionwagon. Auto· 82600. 304-676 -2328 or 678 -2608 . 1976 HONDA Super Sport 760, excellent t1 695 .00 . condition, 4 '•18' round .wlmming pool with big aant MASSEY Ferguson 266 die· CASE 990 troctorlor Y, now cost. like now. lncludlnQ end loador . Sao at Sidor• Equip· Pigs. Call 614-256-6313. 11 ,000 . 1962 Chevy truck. &725.00 . Alter 6 p .m. 304· 676 -6612 . Purebred air. Call 614-388-9026. Hammermill. grinder, Call trodo. 614-187-3085. 614-388-9026 . 1--------~ 1980 Chevy Cltetlon, be· Rogiotorod Quortor horN tweon 8-4. 304·076-3929 golding , 6 yro. old. gentle . 1 oftor 4:111, coli 304-67&Ragisterad Appalosa stet- lion. good collar. 6 .yra. old. gentle . Coll448·1393. acolfoldlng lor block loyiqg Con\fol Hotol . 6-14-992· 6102. 2278. Siamese kittens, pure bred. 1976 Chovy Co price Clu· . aic, 4 dr. aedan. one owner. $2,600. Coli 446· 1815 or 446-1 244. 1978 Firebird Pontioc , PS / PB, elr, AM / FM radio, AKC registered Poodle, 7 months old ail war , male, extra tharp, low mileage. 1 t76 . Call 304·676 · 4158 alter 6:30 . John 'o Auto 446 -4782 . 67 78 Plymouth Voloro Premlor 4 dr .• air con d., oni owner. Coli 446 - 1815 or 4401244. Musicel Instruments 1 bod room Apt. t198 . mo. Including utilltleo. Equol 1977 Chevrolot 2 dr. lt. oc. om-fm ca1ootto. Excollonl cond. Coli 448 -3844 altar 4PM . $60 . Boby high choir $26. 614 -992-2607. 19114 CHEVELLE SS 360. 4 spHd, very nice. muwt tell, 30:'-11711·2063 oftor·5 p .m . Reglaterad Quarter Horae. sian and Siamese kittens. Call 446 -8608 . 7546 . 1-:::-:-:-:::-::::-::::-:-:-::-::-::::-:-: 1 baby coli, 1 holler. 1 bull Build your own Early A">orl-, 1 catt 8 months old. Phone con homo, 2 or 3 bdr .. 614-843-6186 after 7 p .m . 82.996 . Call 1-6 14 · &867311 . See our model. e p.b., p .a .• am-fm caaMtte. Bought new In Florida. Exc . cond. Accept mare. 0 . Call 614 -246 ·6121 . Sealpoint Siameaa kittens or p1lntlng •315 per weak . For r1nt mobile home. Con· teet Alfred Arnold, Park Of- 1979 AMC Conoord 01 ltetionwogon, 4 dr .. cyl., Building matarials block, brick , sewer pipes. windows . lintels , etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande. Solto. Coli t1900. 304-1715- 1979 PINTO lfotlonwogon, power eteering, eutomatlc, 1973 Supor Glide Harley Dovid1on. Good cond . .3.000. 1114-992-6072. 1978 Honda Elsin.ore 2&0 . 1978 Kowooaki KZ060, now back tire. Kerker header, looka end runs good. Mult loll. t700. 814-949-2488. 1978 Hondo 760K. Block with gold otrlpeo, loto of must "•ell . ••trea. uc .. $1 , 100. 614-949-2181 eveninga. ployer, liking t6,400 . So· rioua inquiries only, 304- 875-81146. 19BO ODYSSEY, oxcollont condition. t860 .. 304-6763773. 19B1 2814. 1977 FIAT Spldor. red with top, new caaaettl pleyer, paint, new aa.ooo. 304-882-2318 . 79 Sliver LTD outo. fully equipped, n,ooo. so red MOB contvorlblo 4 opd., t7 ,000 • .304-882-2030 . USED CAR8, 77 ,98 Dldl Lui . lOden. 73 Coupe Do· vlllo Codlllec. 71 Ioden Dovlllo Codllloc . 72 C·20 Chov. Von. 304-1175-.30119. 111117 DODGE Den. llont 8, A-1 condition, n - point & flrH, t!IIIO 304·1178-8730. 19117 PONTIAC Flrobird, oxcellont ohopo·. t1900 . Phono 304· 773·6144. 860 lion. t1600. 3331 . 1114 ·89~ · 7787 . 1 b$droom. 014-882-5434. 814-192-&914 or 304-8822508. Five room apt. Pomeroy. Sho"Ver. No Pets, adutta. t15Q, per month. 014-992· 3201, Now corpot. II I'OCIJ" opt. lor rent. Phone 1114•192-&434, 814-992· 591'4 or304·882-2~11. Now Oek Furniture. tobl11. chaira. cuPh91rd1, pie iafe, ONE bedroom e110rtmon11 CDNIOL lor 'II! elderly. A~ utllltiH E Eerly Amor. Zepeld. Tenonto poy 30 per- nitll Color TV, *400; 4 pc. cont pf their edl~lfld In· Queen Size Eorly Amor. com, In thlo HUO lljlbtidlzod bodoom IUitt, '760. Coli 38 10 -S:;II:.:::::-·- ; - - - - - oport,.,ont build!~ g. Twin 1-;;;;;B: RIVI>f Towor, P...no 304· I 1 11711-1878. Equol MPortuh13 Whlto free orm oowlng _, ,. ""'ohlno 20 yr. wootenty. lty ,.~ ..ng. ulld In lloro demonltro• Ilona, reg. prlco U&8.111 ONE bedroom 11f1r1mont, ctomo price HO. Colloolloct 402111 24tll.lt. Pt. , .....nt, 81 4-385·1878. Fru pho .... 1 ·1114·9112,58118. delivery. e dry oinka. '·Paul Conkelo i~:----, Antlqu11, Tuppon Ploina. 1871 O.toun ~up. 4 IPMd. 88.000 miiN • . oond. 814148-3013. -·_,.good 71 LUV 1ruck, low m i - . 7QO. Phone 304-811· 110711. n. thing monthly monthly. olgn. Now bulbo. Holo Coli FREE 800·62 •7448, onyflmo. 1978 HONDA CB 660. 4 c:yl. 1200 Viand Pieaunt. 76 BEEN LOOKING FOR US7 Wo're Rowitigh. femouo for oppolntmont. RINGILE ' S SERVICE oxp0;' riencad hot tar including. · carpii!M'l" : mason. Ca~ . a .or 676· : Water Well&. Commercial · and Domestic. Tast holes, -: Pumps Sales end Service . . 304-896-3802. Get your carpet in •hip sh"ape. Water removal. FREI: · ESTIMATES. FURNITURf. CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 614-446-2107. We mus' th1r1k o' them E & R Tree Sorvico, fully insured, free eatimate1 . 78 SEAMLESS GUTIERS. One tor, {Day 814-692-4066,) {niQht 614 · 698-8206.) . Roofing and Carpentry wor1c, general repairs, call Anthony Williomaon. 814367-0194 . 304-676-1293 CALL for WINNIE concrete and black top ~~'i.­ mete~. metal building and tance erctction costa. Alt:9 buying and selling haa\f¥ 8quipment. Hor11 lk 1toct trailer •alai. Furniture. at~... trlcal electronic auppliw and equipment. Plaa•iiftt'' · Meadows Distributors end Salaa . ' M/\Y6E l COULD HAVE FIT iNTO lH15 WHEN ... Plumbing Heating 8t CARTER'S PLUMBING· AND HEATING Phone 446-3888 or 446 · e. lNG . Fomerly Dewitt's Plumbing . 0676 . 814-367- Coli Evening television l i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - a:oo IL__!_~~~;:;:::~~=~:=:::~~::Jd!..JI 0 Cll ilDl Dallas The 0•1 Storv' ([) MOVIE: 'Tiger Bay' CI) Ttc Tao Dough (I) 1983 CoiiBGe World Series: Game 1 from Omeha, NE (l) I Dream of Jeannie (J) News/ Sports/Weather ()) (j]) Studio Soa Iii) Wild. Wild Welt 8:30 Baron·s Ball opens up a new era fo r M rss Ellre (R) (BO min .) (]) Creativity w / Bill Moyers IJD Bernstein / Beethoven 'King Stephen Overture . and Symphony No 5 1n C Minor." Mex1mil1sn Schell reports on Beethoven 's conducting and Leonerd Bernstein leads the Vienna Philharmonic in these two classic Beethoven pieces. · (A) !60 min) 9:30 (J) Next Question 0 Cil Cll NBC News (]) love That Bob (() Father Knowa Beat CIJ Ill CI2i ABC Newo Ill (]) liD CBS News CIJ Dr. Who (fi} Over Easy 7:00 0 (]) PM Magazine (I) DEPENDA8LE WASHER · DRYER REPAIR . Guaran· tMd work. Call anytime 814-266·8620 or614-268· 1207. . Cemplng trallor HI ft .. Trotwood. Sloopo II. Mit contolnod {oxcopt for be · tllroom), luQ longth owning, SEWING Machine ropolr•. low service . ~uthorizad Singer towinil mil..... ex. 1971 Wonebogo compor, complotoly worked ov•. t11,000, will flnonoo dllloronoo with t3000.00 down, teke o - loon, t311 month loin bolinco on ti,OOO.OO elr OOftdhio- with 4000 W Gor*otcir, n - Soloo & Service Shorpon Sci non . Fobric Shop , Pom,roy. 992-2284. 1 - - - - - - - - -ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE coli City Furniture 304-876-21108 or 446 · 0831 . 1:30 86 8 :00 4 bonwl cerbonor, outomotlc. completely Mlfco......,...,_t•.hof-tor, otove wltll - · 11U Md -rlc '-'· .._. 4 odulto Moly- Coll304·171-8871 or 8'71-1117 fO - · Will .......... for 80 dlyo. .... . ' Home (]) MOVtf': 'lito tho Bullof (]] Supor Book . (()e<IJ Beneon Benao, TRISTATE UPHOLITEAY SHOP 1 113 Boc. Avo .. O.Hipollo. 4411· 7133 or 448-1833. ·11 :oo Pond' t:n Newe/Sportltw•eth•r (I) D•v• Alle,n at Urge 8enn.1... Hill Show e 1 1:30 G Cil (]) Tonight Show Johnry' a gues11 are Suz· anne Somera: Or. Warren Ttlomu tnd the M ighty Carson Art Pltyers . (R) (80 min.) CIJ MOVIE: 'POitlf'liOio( CJ) Another Ll1e Review Paul Duke II Jo'"td by top Weahington jou rnlllltl tnllyting the we•k'l newa . Cll Cotlino Cllloo..J> • ·eo. th• with e weekly r• view of economk: and In· .,.-~ .... ve•tment metters. 1:00 (I) (!) Knltht n-r i Michael Knight and K.i .T.T. e CJJ MOVIE: 'Old Boylrlondo' Cll PBS Lito Nlvht liD All In tho Fomltv • MOVIE: 'Tho F.l.t. . Story' Plrt 2 1.30 Cl) ...~ Fomlly Robinoon C1J tUl Wol • - lo'ula Aukeyllr an11yzes CIJ CDJ G CDJ em 111 ri2l Newt I (l)•llJIAt EaM Valentine end ltker di~over a apy It .the Musty srur. , w~ e Cil MOVIE: 'On Golden G (]) liD 81tlv Grohom CIJ \l)) weohlngton Wookl owoy or oomothlng movod1 Wo'H do lt. Coli 441 -3169 , . _ 9 ond 5. • (]) MOVIE: 'Richerd Pryor Live on the Sunset Strip' Ci) ([l (!J Falcon Crest Ri· chard Channing uses h1s newspeper to exP:Ioit Chase 's county superviSOr position . (R) (60 min.) {)) Computer Programme [D Newawatch G) INN News 10:30 (I) AFI Showcaae CI) Star Time (I) TBS Evening News CIJ tnaict. Bu11ne11 :roday (]]) MaaterplltCI Theatre ·sons and Lovers.' Paul feelt conflict between his a11ec11on for his IT!Other and his attraction to MirIam. (60 min .) [Closed Cap· " tioned] • fl) In S.erch of .... army buddies gather for a reunion. (R) (Closed Captioned] , 1--------Neod oomothing houlod Upholstery Report <ID News C11 CIIl People's Cour1 • Star Trek • (%) Lie Detector (I) Dobie Oillia (I) Major'" league Baaeball: St. &.ouls at Atlanta (J) • 1(1) Family Feud ([l Bulin••• Report (fD Yqu Aaked For It (fi} Spokllman (H) · Enter1elnment Tonlll.!!.t • (]J CZJ Powers of Metthew Star Metthaw and Walt take up motorcroll racing so they can keep tabs on an he~re11 . (R) G Cil Cll Eischeid (80 min I JONES BOYS WATER SEA- . VICE . Call '6'14-387· 7471 0<014-3&7-0681. JIMB WATER ·sERVICE . Cell Jim Lenior, 304-11767397. MacNeil-Lehrer 10:00 (}) MOVIE: ' SOme Kind of Hero' General Hauling -·· m.- oymm completely ..Wind, bit onglno with ()] e 1-:;;=;:==;:;;:::;= I· Improvements ·• 0 Cil Cll 0 CIJ ®IE IJ]I Ill (]) TIC Toe OOugh Motors Homes 8t Campers (!) 1983 Collage World Series: Game 2 from Omaha, NE t]J Cl) [2J MOVIE: ' Fighting Back' New a · IIIJ5;f;;;;~~fH 6/3/83 (R ) (60 m;n.) (]] 700 Club C2) MOVIE: ' The Terry fox Construction Co . Lin·a•. Footers , Droino. All klnda of Oltching. Rutlond, Oh. 614 -742 · 2903. find th emsel'oles in the mrd· die of a gun-running war EVENING Henna, ponds . ditches , basements, etc. Call 446-. 4907 . •Carter & Evana Tranaportation . J .A .R . Water FRJDAY (]) Burna & Allan (() Green AcreS (]) Entertainment Tonight (!) Charlie's Angela 79 SOM E OF US J U ST HAVE El 166ER THAN ()TH fR.5.1 ~EJu'CI<'f/"6 " a. Work by hour or job. Call 446· 7903 . SLIDE IN Rood Crui1or camper, ..~ conteinod. Prlood to 1111. Cell 268· 11201 oftor llpm. IT 'S LiKl BUCK[ T 'i f AT 5 IN II CAR YOU MEAN THfRf 'S M:7Th'ING IN THAT GROUP OF DRE55E5 THAT WILL FIT YOU '7 IWA58~N/ lonnie Bogga - Excavating. Dozer, backhoe. dumptruck . Camping Equipment was piece cuetom fit your home. Guaranteed. Advanced Gut· HEAVY duty Roo1e hitch lor 1- - - - - - -- -Chevy pickup, '2110. 304468-1038. DOZER WORK By Tad ·1972 FORD truck bod t1110 .00. Stop bumper t5o.oo. 304·875-2199. l i ~e th e~ our ver4 own liv1n' room .1 Phone 614-367 -0636, call after 6. · Excavating 81 fl1vor1, •pic•. sHaoninga Wo're now looking for roilo· blo pooplo """' wont e good pert·tlmo o.nlng oppo"unlty. Cell 304-8711-10&0 for TriiiT WilY.' THERE, ~!?. 86111 CL!I!Y'>... F • K Tree Trimming, stump removal. Coil 876-1331 . _' : St. Pt. I-:-44:-7:::7::-::-:-::::::::::::-::-:-::::::::JIM'S PLUMBING HEAT· Auto Parts 8t Accessories ' othor fino producto. WILL~ en"'"d Cor. Fourth and Pine ''I"'· end Motorola.~ Quazar, 82 1970 HONDA. motorcycle, 460cc DOHC mint condl· tlon. 20,000 octuol mile1. one owner. e460.00 firm . 304·875-1981 . ooi!'d., t1,21!1 . Ooll 4411· 11268 own. · COUNTY APPLIANCES Inc. Good UMd oppUencoo: weohoro, dryoro. relrig., TV - • · 527~ 3rd. Avo .. Golli· poll,. Coli 4411-11199. YOl/ NOT 60 81/Cif S'rv~. 304-882 · Truck• for Stle houalng opportunity. Con· Aportmento . 304-075 . 1154,, r""~o:;.r:: ,..../{Tll/1.--·~.....,i NO.' houoo colla. Coli 11711-23N or 448-2464. • · ret~ in,erior. 72 YAMAHA, M1111im. theft drive. new tire. 2 helmeta, excellent condl· A-1 condition. t2800 .. 39,0QO milo1. 304·882· toct Vlllogo Monor Aptl. APAfiTMENTS , mobile hom'fj hou-. Pt., Plo011nt a 1 4 441 111 11 d on • po • · .., • • 8221, · 1979 860 Suzuki2.300 mi .. lhoft drlvo, 4 cyl.. exc. cond .. •1.750 or boot offer. Coli 448·8195 oftor 5. dlocolete brown in color, AM· F M 1tereo .cas1etta • 275 _ ;•belt offer. 992· 6846 II 541 W. Main St. under bridge. Talevieion ••c. V-o . Good cond. 1976 speed blade, Mowery trailer. 65 Building Supplies cr.o!"'e, 19BO Horltv Dovid1on FLT . 3,000 milol, fully droned, Livestock Appalosa eXtra mofic. o.c, p.o.. p .b .. exc. ment, Henderson . 63 glide. l-:-co::n::d::.-11_1:-4_-_9_9~2::·7_4_7-:3-----:- flltor .. f660 . Bolin tractor. 2 468 -1997. Hemmond cord organ, 1 bar for recreation room 836. 1 bar for recreation room 876, 1 stalnla11 steel 3 petion resturant 1ink e36 . For rant )£55111 ! Slllf "'' •1 Spociollzing .in Zenith end cond.. U.600 . firm , <loll 614·-36·7 -0694 oltor 4PM. Exc. cond. 614·742-31'77·. 1978 Chryoler Nowport. Good body. good tiro1. •800. 1114-693-7390 oftor 4:30p.m. 86.36 per ft .. 24 Inch 56 Pots for Sale for oale . 614·949· $10.10 per ft . 36 Inch - - - - -- - - - -- 1·2<!96 . $16 .60 per ft . Also plaatlc culvert in stock . 8 inch thru REGSTEREO & grade wolk · . 18 inch. 8 inch &1 .80 per ft ., HILLCREST KENNEL • ing horse•. L. E. Keister, 12 inch 63 .60 por ft . Ron Boarding all breeds . Salling 304-676 -2178 . Evana Enterprises, 4 mi . Happy Jock Dog Food . AKC South of Jackson on ST . AT. Dobermans: Stud Service . SEVEN weak old piga. call · Call 4480796 . 93, 814-286-6930 . 304-468-1727 or 304-6758208 anytime. DRAGONWYND CATIERY Cheap carpet. It you hawo rental property or rent, don 't · KENNEL . AKC Chow pup· mind 1llghtly Irregular pies, CFA Himalayan, Percarpet, you c•n aave money. Prices atart $2.99 aq . yd .. •eoo. 1970 Plymouth. Body good, sal tractor, 600 hours. Naw rune good. Call 614· 986· Holland 310 boler. like new, 1-:-3::8::5::9:-o-ft::o:-r_4_p-:.m_._::--:::304-676-4230. After 5, 1 675-71169 . 1978 ' Chevrolet Mollbu 800 with loader, $2860. 62 NEW & 1-------:-----:- wide front, power steering with loader. $1650. Ford 64 Misc. Merchandise by Frontier), $686 . Solo, . - - - - - - - - - and up to $126 . Hida-abada,,440 . and up to •&26 .• Recliners. $1715 . to · nice · car, 1-:-- - - - - - - - Sofa, chair, rocker,. otto men. 3 tables, (extra heavy t286 . to t896. Toblaa. 846 outomotlc. 1800 houra. Call446-0706. once - Coll304-675-6617 or 676-6971 to oeo . chair and loveaeat. $276 . So faa and chain priced from Horizon, ~ NEW Bolsaw Sawmill & nore. Uko now. Len thon _23_ 0_0_·_muo_._2:-4_6-: · 8_1_4_3 _·_ 1 187.9 Horlay David1on 1uper HOTPOINl' ole.clric good · .. · Call 3 :30p.m. never used. oo'l o price: hido - a - bod $260, bo• · 8 3 ' 2 0 0 . 0 0 . c 0 I t : 1pring1 & mattress twin or 83, 760 .00 . Runs oil t•ector 3169 . '76 HONDA MR250 Ell· 7447. 300 loader 64 hoe . le~tthan 1ull $100 aet regular-firm $120. maple dinette chairs $36 , w8sh stands $34, maple rockert $69. 7 piece chrome dinette set $149. 5 piece dinette set $89. uaed bedroom auitas. refirgera tora, ranges. cheat. dresiera, wringer waahen, TV's , dryerea, &: shoes. Cell 448 - *600. 114-94Jl-2544. 1980 Plymdllth Horizon. 4 opood. u.ooo. 1114-992- Pianer. Still in Original crate, LAYNE'S FURNITURE up to $395 . &13 THIRD AVENUE , 1 bdr.. 8176 pluo utilities Includes water . - washers, dryara, refrigerators. range1 . Skaggs Ap· pliance1. Upper River Rd ., ba1ide Stone Creat Motel . bunk bada complete wllh 1973 · Dodgo Dort. Exc. running cond. f500. 1972 ~976 HarleyDollloon Super Glide 1200 CC. n.W tireo. good cond. u.200 nogotio· blo. Coll446-3183 . Old1, exa. running cond. ware . Coil 614-367-0637 . Adults onlv. Brown' s Trailer Pork . 614-992 -3324. nishad, RON'~ after 7PM . SWAIN Furniahed apt . adults. No. AUCTION & FURNI'J:URE POll. 304·676 -1453. 62 Olivo St., Goilipolio . 6 rr T'IJO OOWN on born rool1. 614-949 2488. 1 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. FELL !lOWlY IN II liN... Y·Y' 'IIM T !>IE lnterlor·exterior painting . No job to small. Experi,enc~td $176 . Coll446 -8181 . 46 ... 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Each day thf' C'Odc h•ru•t !: Bre d1fT••rt:!lll CII\'I'TOQUOTES GQ JQ DYVEF GOP W JDFMNR PWCE O FECC\\[N DG . · - or G U R Y A Cl N W G Q HO RG Q Yeoterday'o Cryploquote: ONE OOGSN'T Hf.COGNIZE IN ONE 'S UFE TilE REALLY IMPORTANT MOMEI':TS- NOT UNTIL IT'S TOO LATE- AGATHA CHRISTIE �, Page--12-The Daily Sentinel Pom-· O'Brien·completes 29.cases Twenty-eight defendants were fined and one other forfel ted a bond in Meigs County Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien were James • Council, LangsvUle, disorderly conduct, $75 and Costs· · George Nlclnsky, Hemlock Grov~. speed. $24 and costs; Pt!Ullp Davts, New Haven, lalled to display valid registration, $10 and CO!itS; M111ard Moyer. Wh eelers burg, Ci ndy Aeiker. Pomeroy, Debra Bryant , Portland. Ctlrlstopher Richmond, Middleport, speed, $21 a nd costs· J ohn Clark, Ft . Knox. Ky., speed', $25 and costs; Michael Stanley, Pomeroy. no muffler, . $.~and costs · Joseph Davis, Middleport , s peed'. $26 a nd costs; Gary Howard , Pomeroy. failure to display two license plates. SIO and costs; Gloria Grover, Middlep011 , speed , $3:1 and .. COS I/;. costs, DWI, $IDl and costs, license Tamela Frye, WUliamstown, W. suspended 60 days, three days Va .. speed , $22 and costs; WIIUam kconflnement; Harry Carleton Swan, Columbus. speed, $3:1 and CoolvUJe; DWI, DXJ and costs: costs: Rlchand Huffman , Reeds- license suspended 60 days, three vUie, expired tags, $25 and costs· days confinement , passing on Mark Mora, Pomeroy, speed, SiJ double yellow line, $3:1 and costs· and costs; Thomas Rlchardson Brian Gheen, Pomeroy. unsaf~ Miami, Fla., speed, $2/l and costs;' vehicle, $5 and costs; Christopher Ernie Davis, Langsville, speed, $22 Allen, Minersville, failed to control and costs; Clyde P. Burton, Cool- vehicle, $35 and costs, tailed to ville, intoxicated pedestrian,$35and transfer license plates, $.ll and costs; Luther Blevins, Pomeroy, costs; Lance Herman, Middleport, DWI. SZiO and costs, license criminal mischief, .JJ days confinesusp<>nded lor one year, 30 days me nt , costs; John Chevalier, Reedsconfinement, no drivers license, $50 ville, . disorderly conduct, $5 a nd and costs, five days confinement; costs, six months probation; Randal Patrick Johnson. Racine, DWI ,S:.rn Friend, Long Bottom, fishing withand costs, license suspended 60 out a license, $5 and costs. days, three days conflnement · Donald Cannon, thathem. Dnt., Samuel Buckley, Minersville, failed forfeited a bond in the amount ot to yield half of roadwav, ~ and $41.50 on charges of speeding. Today's Times-Sentinel Both cars went off the right side of the road , Steven Call 's strlklng a telephone pole and tree, and Ptllllp Call' sstrikingafence. The collisions 'Caused severe damage to both cars. The drivers were taken to Veterans by the Meigs EMS, but no details were given on the extent of their injuries. '111e patrol cited Steven Call for reckless operation. A nort hbound vehicle driven by Mlchaf'l P . O'Neil, 30,Harrisonville, "'•teal ....... .................... M . ClasolftedB ... -.... ... ...........1).2-7 FAI.Itorlal ............ ,............. A-2 Fann ........................... ,. CNI 1.A>C81 •••••••••••••• •••••••••••• A-7 ,D-8 Sporis ............................ C-1-' rt Vol. 17 No. 14 <;Apyrithfod 1983 was traveling on Ohio 143 at 8: .JJ p.m . when O'Neil reportedly lost control on a curve, went off the left side of the road and struck an embankmen t, causing severe damage. Complaining of Injuries were O'Neil and two passengers, Brenda Fry, 33, and Cheryl Hysell, 26, both of Middleporl. It was not known If the three were treated for their injuries. No citation was issued in the Incident. · part of ·the extensive on-going lrnprovemenl8 being carried out at the Melp Inn in Pomeroy. May grocery prices do~ sligh~ly By MICHAELKUCIIWARA Associated Press Writer Grocery_ prices slipped slightly last month, dropping nearly twotenths of 1 percent since May 1, according to an Associated Press marketbasket survey. Fallingmeatpricescontrlbutedto pork c hops. frozen orange juice discontinued the package size used concentrate, coffee, paper towels, in the survey. butter, Grade-A medium white They we re selected at random eggs, creamy peanut butter, and no at1emptwasmadetowelght laundry detergent. fabric softener, the list according to what percent t oma o sauce, milk, frankfurters tage of a famlly's actual grocery John Bentley s ubmitted receipts and granulated sugar. A 15th Item, outlay each product represents. chocolatechipcookles,was dropped Figures are not adjusted for in the amoun,t of $00 received from thellstwhenthe manutacturer seasenal variations,. · · te nnis .lessons. Beritleynlported that · t~e decline._The pr ice of c nopped · chuck, pork chops and ·. ·a ll-beef · r=;;;:::.:.:;::..:;.::.::::;.::::::,::::::.::::::~.:::_:::._,...::~:::::.::::..:=~::_...;....,.:._:__:... a tennis tournament w1ll be held frankfurters went down In six of the June 24, 25 and 26 with a portion of 13 survey cities. tne proceeds going to the Cancer The total market basket bUI fell a t Society. the checklist store in seven cities and Jack Williams agreed to obtain rose in six others. The average specltlcations for painting of the decreao;e was 1.8 percent, while the Murilcipai Building. average Increase was 1. 7 percent. George Holman, pool manager. 9:30-5:00 Detergent increased in price in reported that gravel was needed on more cities - seven - than any the pool parking lot and dirt to lUI other Item, while mllk prices were holes below the pool. the most stable, cllmbing in only one city and remaining unchanged In a 2 lamps dozen others. 2 end tables Since January, grocery prices I coffee table 1 coucll nave only risen a litt le m ore than t c ~a l r Roof sermon challenge two-tenths of 1 percent, according to the survey. Many know about the sermon on Comparing prices today with the mount. However, the sermon on those at the start of the year, the AP ~r;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; the rooftop Is a new approach. The found that during the ttrst five I Rev. Thomas H. Collie r, pastor of monthsof1983themarketbasketblll the First Churcn of the Nazarene, rose at thecheckllststoreLnsixrities . . Racine, has challe nged the congre- up an average of 4 percent .J.. and gation to break the Sunday School decreased in seven others - down ' attendance of 8.~ last Sunday. If the a n average of 2.9 percent. attendance figure Increases, the The Agriculture Department had Rev. Mr. Coillervows hew!! Ipreach predicted earlier in the year that ·his morning servIce from the roof food price Increases during 1983 top of thectlu rcn. would be relatively small, somewhere between 2 percent and 4 .Promotes Bible school percent. The AP survey is based on a list of The Bradford Church of Christ 14 food and non-food items pticed at lollipop dragon will be ma king one supermarket in each of the 13 appea ra nces In Middleport and cities on March 1. 1973 and Pomeroy Sarurday distributing lolrechecked on or about ll!e s tart of lIpops and booklets promoting Bible each month. school, June 6 to June 10. The Items on the AP c hecklist From 9:30 to 11 a.m., the cartoon were: chopped c huck. center cut c tlaracterwill be on the s treetsofthe two villages and from 11 to12noonat the Middleport Book Store. In the event of rain, the dragon wUI be at the book store the e ntire morning. 399 W. Main 992 -2164 Pomeroy. Ohio CORRECTION Happenings around Meigs County Veterans Memorial Council medS Monday Admitted --Lulu Russell, Pomeroy; Brenda Pugh, Long Bottom; Betty Reed, Pomeroy; Evela na Pauley, Portland; Harold Hu bbard Mlddlepol1.; .John McDan iel, Clif: ton, W. Va . Discharged --Don Wood, John Mulford. Keith MusSPr, Homer Bradshaw. Scottie Ford, Randy Cowdery, Juanita Spencer. Racine VIllage Council wUI meet Monday, .June6. at 7 p.m. The thtrd reading of an ordinance aU thorizing a $3 per m onth increase In the service charge for the Racine Gas Company Is scheduled. Resident s are urged to attend. The Racine Board of Publlc Affairs will also meet Monday at 6:30p.m. The meet ing L• open to the public. ' . Emerge ncy runs 'f\vo calls wPre answered by loca l units, thl' Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports . At 2: 38 p.m . the Racine Squad took Evale ne p,~ ulry from Sellers Ridgez to Vetera ns MPmorlal Hospit-a l. At midnight, the Pomeroy Unit wen t to the Wolf Pen Road for Phillip Ca lls and SIPve Ca ll who were Injured In a n au to accident. They were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Film ·series slated The tum ser ies focusing on the family will be concluded at 7 p.m . Sunday at thP Racine First Baptist Chu reh. Two lllms will be shown dealing with tne topic, "Wha t Wives Wish Their Husbands ·K new About Women." The publle is Inv ited. lnvL>Stigate bn~akins The Meigs County ShPrl(['s Department Is investigating· three weekend brea king a nd enterlngs. One occur red at Dobbins Store St JversvWe, ~ trailer owned by fu>nald Collins. Rutland, and a t the E ugene Calvin pl'Operty at Rt. 1. Ewln!(ton . No other information Is being released a t this time . Plan tennis lessons Tennis lessons will be offered at the Syracuse Tennis Courts beginning Monday, June 6, J ohn Bentley announced today. The lessons wUI be from8a .m . to9 a .m . for cl)lldren and from 9 a.m . to 10 a .m . for adult beginners. Lessons will be held on Monday a nd Wednesday lor ttlree weeks . Cost of the lessons will be $12. To rL'gister for the classes persons arc tocall 99'l-7351. Bible school plannL>d SWI MWEAR s· ALE WEEK-END SALE PRICES ON QUALITY SWIMWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY "Men's, boys' and little boys' trunks. "Women's, juniors' and girls' suits. ~. Purina Dealer Vaca tion Bible School will IX' held at the Dexter Churc h of Christ Monday. Junr 6, throug h June 10, fi·om 9a.m . toll: 30a.m. dally . i\ picnic will be ne ld on Friday, June 10. a nd the closing program will be he ld on Sunday. June 12. at 10: .JJa.m. MODERN SU Y THE STORE WITH " All KINOS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS. STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDENS . We,ther forecasl Seyenty percent chance Of showers aqd thunderstorms tonigtlt. Low REBATE OFFER! Beginning Mon!!_a,Y the Middleport Pollee Department will issue ell allons for court appearances to resident s who are allowing yards to grow uncontrollably. Some property owners have moved from the town a nd have not made arrapgements to have yards a nd fields mowed. Violators wUI be cited, pollee warn. · ,I - _or l~s.Winds Cloudy Saturday with a 50 55-60. southwesterly 10 mpn perc~pt chance of showers. High In the 11\!d-'IUs. ptended Ohio Forecast =~~;':!' period. IDA In the»!. LoWII moetb' In the ~~&. Buy two 50·lb. bllQS, gel one 50-lb, llag·free REST A Ph . 304-8715-8278 Pt. Pleeaant 8 Mltoo fn>m Pomoroy Bridge . . HOURS : Mon .-Sat. Open at 15. Sun. 11 a .m . to 2 p .m . ~·Only 1 Peaa & Onions, Hot Roll 8a a-ega ... ... Only 13.96 ft~~~Th~i~a~S~und~e~y~: D~ee~p~F~ri~ied~C~h~ick~an~.~M~a~lhad§~Po~ta~toa~ ~a.~~ ............... -REFUND MAIL-IN 'FORM-11••ii"llf•-·•· • • • GET READY REGATTA FESTIVAL HERE COMES THE Rutland Civic Center : 7-9 1.00 Private & Class Lessons DR To .recerve your coupon for a free 50-tb bag of Layena• brand laying rat.on or 50-lb. bag ot Field ·n Farm• bra nd-dog meal or 20-tb. bag ?.' Cat Chow•brand cat food . send tht s cer tlf• ca t9 along With two weight ) crrcles from the above named product o f your c hoice same size on ly 10 . "GOOD AS GOLo ·· OFFER p0 8 . . . ox t~342 , Bettevttte. ll 62224 Name • NG CORPS" ,.... FOR ADDITIONAL •. • a-s·. 3-6 Slturdays2 30 PARADE CORPS DANCE lWIRL AEROBIC & JA11. DANCING get one 50-lb. bag free Buy two 20·1b. bags, get one 20·1b. bag free To take advantage of this offer, follow requirements on certificate. (FORMERLY BRIAN'S 'STEAK HOUSE) "SJYLffiES "---- Buy·two 50-lb. bags, - • Ill Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ • City • State _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . . , . Vottl Wile!! ont~ m us - ~ II Sectiont, b4 Pages 35 Centt A Multim•Oia Inc. Newspaper --------------- • up In Gallia, down in Meigs fell by nearly a full percent between March and AprU. OBES figures show 19.3 percent (2,355) or that county's labor force of 12,216 without jobs in AprU ..The Meigs County jobless rate for March stood at 20.2 percent. Regionally. Gail !a County registered the only increase In unemployment , with .all surrounding counties reporting a decline in the jobless rate. OBES figures for Aprll unemployment percentages Ln neighboring count ies (March figures In parenthesis) are: Lawrence, 13.8 (16.7); Jackson, 19.6 (20.71; Vinton, 18.2 (19.4),; and. Meigs, 19.3 (20.2). According to bureau statistics, the stateWide jobless _rate for Aptil was the lowes.t one--month total . so far-this year. Ohio's unemployment rate for March st~ at 13.7 percent. That figure fell to 12.8 percent In April. Newly unemployed workers in Ohio filing initial claims for benefits under the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Law during the week e nding May 28 totaled 3:1,954, dropping 1.1 percent below the preceding week's total of 2l.l92. according to a statem ent released Saturday by Dr . Roberta Steinbacher, OBES administrator. Continued claims of those Ohlans unemployed on<' or more weeks were estima ted at 309,7(li last week. a 12.7 percent decline from the previous week's tota l of 354,586. . An estimated :148.331 claims fo r un~mploymrnt compensation we re reportt'<l in Otlio last We<'k under all federal and staw programs. dcx·rcaslng 1~ . !l percent from the 409,!m total for the weekending Mav 21. Across the nation, the clvtlian un!'mploy ment rat<' edged down to 10.1 JX'rcent in May - lhr third consecutive monthJy decline. thP govf'1·nment reported Ftidav. The national jobless ra !C' was 0.1 pf•rrpntagt• point below the April Irvrl ancl was thf' bf'st monthly job mar kPt shoodng s in('(' thr na tio n rpgistP!vd a fl . ~l JX'rCf'nt unemployment rat0 last i\ugusl. Citizens to petition · ·for better inspection con~tructto n A. BETI'ER JOB ~ John Peyser of Southell81em Ohio Residents i\ssoclatlon looks over a brine pit at a gas drilling site In Meigs County. The association Is going to Columbus this week to press Its case for Increased funding for inspection of oU IIJld gas drUUng sites in Ohio. By bVIN KElLY Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY -A citizen' s group will apJX'ar before a s tate legislative com m ittee this w!'<'k to present its case for bet1er enforcement a nd Inspect Ion of oil and gas drUilng sites. A petition bearing close to 1.000 signatu res from Athen s, Meigs, Vinton a nd Ga U!a count les wUI lx• given to the House Natu ral Resources Committee Wednesday. Another copy will IX' handdelivered the sann~ day to Sen. Eugene Branstool. D-Ullea, chair· man of the Senate comrnl!tee watching Ohio's na tu ra l resources . Copies will also' be given to the ' district's legislators, S..n . Oakley Collins. R-lronton, and Rep . .Jolynn Boster. D-Ga lllpolls. The purpose of the petit ion, plus testimony to be presented by the Southeastern Ohio Residen ts Association, is to urge passagl' of Gov Richard Celeste's la test budget proposal calling for increased money and man power overseeing oil a nd gas drU!ing operations. John Peyser. a local assoc ia tion spokesman, sa id the governor's proposal. calling tor a 62 JX'rccnt increase in spendlni( for the Ohio Department of Narural Resources· oU and gas division. is lli lin~ with th~ assa<·Jatlon 's propoSIXl inerras<' of :)~percent . ODNR has es timated a sta te inspector spends 14 hours looking al one well site to S('(' if a ll is opera tin~ properly, cons! ltuting two or thn'<' trips to the site. In 1982 , ODNR said 261 wells WL' n ' drilled in Meigs and Ga lli a count lcs. nwa nlng om• in sJX'<·tor fllr tlw .1rpa could ~pr•nct :ul:l'l man hours t'Xatnining al l of tht•n1. The associatio n' s rn;1in C'IH\L't'r·n is a iPrting thf' sl01l1 ' ancl 1Juh\!c to lmprol)('r pra ct IC'P!-."" US~:'(t by som e c\rUif'rS, part icu larl~' in wa s tt~ dis Jn - sa l antl restora llon of the land u"'d. Pt•ySf'r said . · (Co ni inur'(l un I \ .tgt• A OBES plans reissue of lost benefit checks GALLIPOLIS - i\ plan to issu<' ben<'fl t c hecks to 4,(0) Ohioans whose unemployment comPf'nsation was los! in last Wt'<'k's mall Is scheduled to take effect Monday. 'The Oh io Bu n>a u of Employment Servlcessa ld checkswli!IX'Issu<'d !o claimants afte•: local' OBES otflc<'s In !he area• affectf'd . Including Ga llipolis , Pnl<;r J.l<•rtln<•nt i n form:~ lion on tr mporaty pay a uthorli.at ion cards . Th~ plan r('(]ulrrs th<' 14 local otf!C!'s afff'Cted to n><:onstt·uct th<' ma il Oy n:'V icw l.ng thf\ir pcmJan1•nt fii<'S a nd pnter lng th<• Information ror missing claims on tf'mpnra ry a uthorization canl,. '111e ca r~s will Ill • prOL''SSC!t us ing onlv loeal offil'l· records . Cla imant s an' not I'Pq uin'<l to co ntact ti[(•i r loe;,l uffh•·s . om:>.; said . . . Cia !Ins rr,: dn'( l in t hP Colum bu s ct•ntral offi Ci ' w ill lx' pnX'i'ss,'fl ov t•rnight, said Dr. Hubt•rta Stl'inb· m·hN. 01'11-:S admin istrator. ()JWS Pst im;tii 'S it v.:! II I akt •;I( I huurs for Jt s d;t!a p rtK'('Ss lng sr·r tkm to cnrTt'( '! t tu • v m blt •m en •a 1{ d lJy 11u • l11~ 11n:ttl. 0111 -:S nfficl al s h:t vt· ;J!ld" i thP Columbus No r1l1 offil't' 1o th(• li~ t of locations rPp011ing missin g mall. A n additional l ~l() Fr~utklln ( 'ou nt y rf's idt •nl s t ·ot 1ld I"N' ' a f1't'( '! f'fl. Under a budget approved In May by tne trl-county 648 board - the administrative agency which fun nels money to service providers the menta Ihealth center wUI recf'iVP $1.997,937 In fiscal year 1984, which begins J uly 1. This Is $337,107 less than it received in 1983. "The cut means we're not go-ing to be able to deliver a bout $.l:Xl,OOO worth of services, " Niehm sa id. Because of the funding cuts, the center wUI have to lay off eight to 10 employees. Niehm said . Most will be support personnel, he said, but some may be direct serv ice workers. Also. several employees who left thr center have not been n•placed. Nlehm said . For the center's clients, thP funding cutback means thry wil l pay more tor services. according to the director. Less of the cost will be subsidized by the state and federal governments. " The real concern Is the c lic"nts will have to pay for the tot:~ ! S!'rvicl's ... Nlc hm said . "Yl'l l1ow can ! hf' indlgPnt or unemploy"l do tha t? They hav~ nothing to pay ." What makes tnesltuatlo ncrlt ical. accorrding to to Nlf'hm . Is tlu•sr· groups (·omprise most of thr cpnt er's cllrnt s. According to a survey taken betwf'f'n May 198'.!and May l~IKI. 7;l l)( 'ITf'nl. of lh1 • 1hu!-.t' rPl1Ul's1inJ.: s('rv ict •s 11 1 1hf' t'f'ntPr Wf'rf' ind\gPnl or uw •m ployf'd . In !Pspon sP to th<' fundin g prn blr rns. the f~lH boa rd ciPcidl'(ll o - f' mphas lze scrv lt'!'S for thosf' c ur rPntly Inn!«< ra thr•r than S J.l''n~fng mon0y on preve n t ivf' !-iCIVicf's. ;Corti ilm<'<i onl'ag<• i\-o 1 VINTON- A potentially dangerous situation was neutralized near here Frlday as a member of the Franklin County Sheriff's Department Bomb Squad detonated several sticks of old , deteriora ting dynamite. Gailta County deputies were notified earner tnis week of the presence of nearly a full case of the explosive inside a sma ll block building on propertylocated on Wes Denney Rd .. one-halt m Ue off Thompson Rd. - owned by Harold Pauley . The explosive had reportedly been left there by a previous owner. On Friday, Fra nklin County bomb technician George Nance joined Gallla investigator Capt. Carl Langford in an examination of the situation. Approximately 50 to 60 sticks of aged dynamite were fO\lnd in a frayed, plasUc-lined cardboard box inside the concrete block building. Four additional sticks were diScovered lodged in openings between the blocks of the structure. Most of the sticks had partially collapsed, with Jraces of nit_!Oglycertn crystalltzed on the wrappers. Nance speculated that most of the 'n itro' had seeped from the sticks of dynamite ~ nd lay at the bottom of the plastic-lined box . The bomb technician labeled th0 disintegrating dynamite as "highly unstable." "I'd rather defuse a homemade bomb than work with this stuff," Nance sa id. "Witt! this old dynamite," he added. "you don't know wtlat It 'll do." The bomb technician had originally planned to move the m aterial - outside the structure for de tonation. Due to the JX'I'Cclvf'd Insta bilit y of tilt• dynamite; however, he askf'd - a nd rPcelvJ'd JX'rmlsslon from the owner to Pxplod<' thp substanc" Inside the a bandoned bull\llng. Nance chemically constructed two fresh stic k> of dynamite to explode and bum th(' oldrr s tic ks . The resulting explosion shook thC' concrete' block building, tearing out m ost of struc ture's ceiling. Th<• deteriora ting dynamlt f was destroyt'd . "The blast wasn't near ly as bad as It could have been," Nance said. · • • roh•Otl~ meo 01 ICSIIIC!etl Gooct APOs Of FPO s Allow 4 to 6 • weeks lor stupmertt ZI(J cooe m~stlle lnclu~ IC Ooe '"tam''' aoooss • .,, ~ ~Q.'IIlttal1on Th1s certlf•cate most accomiJinr 10W '""' " "'""' • r~uest CcJtues reproouc:ttDnS 01 !ICStlniles w1n oot lie acceptOO Do not sta!)te gtue Of taoe tfle ntgllt Crtctes tc aentlitilte • 0FF£R UPIRES JULY t&, 1983 • • 11011 • C> Ralston Puma Cllmoa111 19113 iii:IJI, • 21i0M 160 Zip :1\ ..--De-fusing a potentially explosive situatiOn:-- Cat QKM, At . 62 - HUD· project ' bid $300,000 over budget By JEFF GRABI\IElER Tlrnes-&ntlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - The poor and unemployed wUI be hurt most by federal and state cuts in ment~ I health funds, according to Dr. Bernard Niehm , director of the Gallla-.Jackson-Meigs Community Mental Heallh Center. ON OUR Free cancer clinic A free cancer clinic t for pap and breastl wUI be held June 9, a t the MeigJ County Health Department trom 1 p.m. to 5 p.m . Persons wishtpgtomakeanappointmentare to cau 992-6601. tmes 'Cuts will hurt poor' - mental health officials BUY TWO, GET ONE FREE! .High grass warning issued · Middleport-P!"11ervy-Gallipolis-Point Pleo1ant Sunday, June 5, 1983 By LARRY EWING Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - WhUe the unemployment rate across the state - and throughout the irrunediate area- declined in AprU, the number of jobless Gallia countlans Increased one-half of one percent over the Mar~h flgure. According to labor force estimates released Saturday by the Ohio Burea'\ of Employme nt Services, 2.001 of Gallia County's civilian labor force of 15,268 were jobless during April. That 17.1 percent unemployment rate for April compares to a March figure of 16.6 percent. In Me)gs County, however. the unemployment r~te POMEROY Low bid for of a 46-unit elde rly housing complex on Mulberry Heights In Pomeroy to be funded by HUD was $3Xl,000over the construction budget of $1.6 million . Richard Jones, president of the Meigs Elderly Housing Corporation, reported that the low bidder was Karr Construction, Chester, with a bid of $1.967,m. The only other bid s ubmii!Erl was from King Construction, Jackson, in the ·amoljJJ.I-qf $2,010,000. Tile corporation m et last week wlth Its architect aqd consultants, and Jones said that withln the next week another meeting '\flll be held to determine what course of actlon .to . follow . He said thai in a li probability the project will be res ubmitted for bid. This, Jones said, should only delay the start of work some 30to45 days. The complex will incorporate a new brick structure with the old ct!Udren's home. Each floor w ill have a covered walkway extending from one building to theot her and an elevator will be installed in the new section to entirely elimina te the necessity for the elderly and ~ handicapped residents to negotia te stairs. Plans also include a covered walkway between the housing · complex and the Meigs Senior Citizens Center. 0 • Une~ployment: PORCH - ThJs nostalgic front porch trom another era has been created as the bandstand as ,. - Stories on Page D-1 un:ba Syracuse council may ban trailers !Continued from page 1! work done In the village, such as It was report!'d repair Is needed raising or manhole covers and on .Chu rch Streel. Tbe street was '. repalrlttganydamagecausedlJYthe disturbed by Syracuse Home UtUies · sewage system to name a few . In laying a gas. line. The gas Mayor Pickens reported tha t the company will be contacted regard- grant for the Marina has been ing repair of the street. approved on the federal level. Council dL~cussed purchasing Mlck Ash will be In charge of street signs for the main tllghway repair to a drain near the Margaret a nd village s tn.'ets Cottrill res idence. Counc il decided ttlat the Willie Guinther discussed a proSyracuse-Racine Regional Sewage posed sldf'Walk from the school Dlst !ict L• rosponslble for any and a ll building to Main Street (SR 12<1) . . ' Alollg the River ............... 8--NI ·Area deaths ...................... A·7 Five people hurt in accidents Five inj uries we re re ported by the Gallia-Meigs post of the state highway pa trol in separate accidents investigated Thursday ni ght. Two me n were treated and released from Vewrans Me morial Hospita l following a two-car crash on Ohio 7 at 10:30 p.m . The patrol sa id Steven K . Call , 20, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, was south bound w~en he reportedly passed another vehicle driven by P hlllp D . Ca ll , 2:!, 210Spr1ng Ave., Pomeroy . -Ai!:ae<tsanada jet ~r~sh probe continues !!?1!At:vaits F.arm.~ continue growth Local primary election preview •••••••••~••••••••••••••••••••••••; . CAU (304) 675-1999 RIGISTI ON SATURDAY IOUIId; Nuce rtmO\II!II 000 Or lbe Ulllltablesllcks- CO\Iered wlthtry'lt.Ohed nitroglycerin - from thc ......,.. .... ~-..,; llcmbTechnlclan N.we place8 a tw~k charge of dynamltewlththeolder nWerlillllltl Ml'tl¥ from lhe lfle; as lbe detonation lnlllde the buDdlnJJ explodes and bu!"'li the ~milterllll. (T.S l'lloto. by Larry ~g) Dl'NAMJI'E ~TROYED- On Friday, a l"ranndm Coullty bombtedwJclan aided GalllaCo!mty oftlelallllllbe deiUucdon or nearly a full C8! of qed,~ ~~ynam~~e dllcoverecl In a block hllldJn& VIIIIGD. Pldwed from left to JiAN: bomb ·~ G-. Nuce and Capt carl Lan&ford of lbe Galla Coun&r Sberllf's Deparimen& examine the ltUuclun Ill whleh ll!e exploelve was ----~----~---------I i l' t . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 3, 1983