http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d32083d56844ba0b81b4f2a08f6c60c5.pdf 28b3e14782a3fa43bdfa3c6db143dffe PDF Text Text The Daily Sentinel Page-12 Terminate 29 cases Thursday, June 16, 1983 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Twenty-two defendants were tined and seven forfeited bonds Wednesday In Meigs County Court, presided over by Judge Patrick O'Brien. Fined were, along with charges and amounts: Gary Altier, Middleport, reckless operation, $100 and costs; Larry Edwards, Nitro, W. Va., speeding, $21 and costs; Richard Chubb, Athens, speeding, $23 and costs; Frank MU!er, Amherst, Improper backing, $10 and costs; Otis Core, Pomeroy, defective exhaust, $5 and cos.~; Max Knopp, Racine, expired regis- . trat!on, $10 and costs; Wt!llam Lawson, Racine, speeding, $20 and costs; J . Donald Rishebarger, ·- Silver Sprtngs, Mld., speeding, $100 and costs, $50 suspended 1t $!>.50 and costs; E. Kelly 'Thoma, endorsement Is obtained, three Pomeroy, detective exhaust, S5 and days jaU suspended, stx months costs; Keimeth McCullough Jr., - probation; Greg Walker, Point Pomeroy, moving to the lett Pleasant, w_. Va., driving whUe without caution, $10 and costs: Intoxicated, s.m and costs, :Jl days Richard Zimmer, Athens, speedjall, license suspended two years, and costs. Ing, and no operator's llcen~•. $100 and Craig Johnson, WllkesvUle, costs, five days jaU; Frank Haggy, speeding, $24 and costs; Brett Pomeory, no motorcycle endorseJones, Pomeroy, speeding, $23 and ment, $100 and costs, suspension of costs; Michael O' Neil,. Pomeroy, S50 of fine 1t endorsement Is driving lett of center, S30 and costs; obtained, three days jail suspended, Mike D!ll, Pomeroy, expired opera- six months probation. tor's llcense, $75 and costs, three Debora.h Smith, Racine, operadays jall - suspended, slx months tion without reasonable control, probation; Russell Holsinger, Ches$100 and costs; Earl Phelps, ter, no motorcycle endorsement, Pomeroy, drlv!ng lert of center, $50 and costs, and operation without reasonable> control, S50 and· costs; Michael Pierce, Rutland, attempted trafficking In marijuana, cult!· vatlon, $50 and costs; Gary Nelson, Minersville, speeding, $23 and costs. . Forfeiting bonds were Lester Whltt!ngton, Middleport, assault, SW: BUlle Stout, Albany, disorderly conduct, SW; Max Knopp, Ra_c!ne. no eye protection , $45; Robert Garbosl, Washington , Pa., speeding, $41; Steven Call, Pomeroy, reckless opera tton, $70; Harold Lookadoo, VInton, speeding, $44; Paul Reltmlre, Pomeory, spei>dlng, $70. sn ·• $1.89 (3's) .... ................................. .. ..... SALE $3.00 (3' s) ............................................ SALE $5.00 (3's) INITIALED .............................. SALE $10.50 (13's) ....................... .. .. .............. SALE $1.50 $2.40 $4.00 $8.40 Work and clean-up day wlll be h<..d by the Boy Scouts of America at Camp Klas huta Saturday. All scouts and Interested adults · are asked to participate. For more information, call Bob Arms alter 4: l:l p:m . at 992-5487. Solid colorsand paltersn, excellent styles, short sleeves, tapered and full cut models. S, M, L and XL GIITS! SALE PRICES ( Father's Day Sale! Father's Day Sale! MEN'S . DRESS SlACKS MEN'S FRAGRANCES . l<'.. tlh..•'s MEN'S $15.95 MEN'S $19.95 "'EN'S $24.95 MEN'S $29.95 DRESS DRESS DRESS DRESS ' ) I RECLINERS SWIVEL ROCKERS. WALL-AWAY RECLINERS - WOOD ROCKERS ERS Father's Day Sale! MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS / Father's Day Sale! ' MEN'S MEN'S TIMEX WATCHES ( , B1g selection of styles and colors lor Dads of all ages. Sizes S, M, L and XL Walking shorts in solids and patterns Active wear shorts, ten nis shorts, knits and denims. •Our entire selection in this Father's Day Sale. Complete size select1on. MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S I Gold or silver fi nishes in Quartz watches, self-winding watches electrics and digijals Many styles. . ' $8.95 SHORTS .................. $7.15 $12.95 SHORTS ............. $10.35 $14.95 SHORTS .............. $11 .95 $15.95 SHORTS .............. $12.75 Father's Day Sale! \ Father's Day Sale! MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS MEN'S WEMBLEY TIES ' S, M,' L and XL Sizes. sOt ids, stripes. casual and dressy looks. Tank tops and cut-oHs 1n the selection. New selections just received for Father's Day g1 vi ~g. Solids!nd neat patterns. SALE PRICES $9.00 Wembley Ties ....... $6.99 ~~u . w Wembley Ties ...... . $7.79 or Brief by Mail ·~"-"" Wembley Ties ...... . $9.89 Wllh OoupoD aD4 ._f--of......ll&M l'roiD lhll HOMO tJ.rac-. (Or•Q u.................. rauantl.) ,. Father's Day Sale! ' Father's Day Sale! Father's Day Sale! lloyd VAN HEUSEN DRESS SHIRTS Neck sizes 14\1 to 17. Short sleeves, solid . colors, neat patterns and stripes Perfect gift for Dad. SALE PRICES l'ree Hanu® • MEN'S SUMMER JACKETS SUMMER FURNITURE SALE This sale includes our entire stock in s1zes S, M, L, XL and XXL and XXXL You'll please your Dad with a jacket gift . Don't miss our Special Sale Prices all this week on famous Lloyd Fibercraft summer furniture. ~ ·. REG. $82.00 LOW-BACK SPRING BASE CHAIR .................... SALE $69.00 REG. $93.00 HIGH-BACK SPRING BASE CHAIR ................... SALE $79.00 REG. $176.00 TWO SEAT GLIDER ...................... ,........... SALE $149.00 REG. $245.00 CANOPY SWING ........ :.............................. SALE $2p&.OO MEN'S $17.95 MEN'S $22.95 MEN'S $29.95 MEN'S $34.95 FREE PARKING • • enttne at e 'l Sections , 14 Pages Voi.32,No.46 1983 10 Ceoh A Multlmedio In<. New,paper Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, Ju11e 17, 1983 Interest, dividend ·taw encounters 01ajor snag WASHINGTON (AP) -TheTreasuryDepartment Is delaying for one month the scheduled July 1 start of withholding of taxes from Interest and dividends, and Congress Is about to ensure that the law never goes In effect. Tile Senate voted 86-4 Thursday to repeal the 9-month-old law requiting wlthbold!ng and to stltfen penalties and Income-reporting requirements to catch some of the 20 mtlllon couples and Individuals who cheat the tax collector on Interest and dividends. Instead of the $13.~ billion that withhOlding was expected to produce over the next five years, the substitute would bring In only about $4.9 billion. Much of that woold be spent . by the lntemal Revenue Service to beef up Its force .. A few hours before ·the Senate acted, the House Ways and Means Committee voted 18-15 to change another major tax provision by llmltlng this year's tax cut, which Is due to begin showing up In workers' paychecks on July I. Tile committee's bill, which is unllkely to become law because of President Reagan's Intense opposition, would affect about 8.1 million couples and Individua ls. Couples filing a joint return would be limited to a $720 tax cut; singles could get no more than$637. Tile Democratic measure is designed to emphasize the party 's contention that Reagan's economic policies are lUted toward the rich. Without the l!ml(, a $100,000a-year family of four would get a $2,468 tax cut this year. On Thursday nigh I, Reagan said It Is unfair to use a $.'i(),OOOa-year Income as the cutoff point for Income tax reductions as the House Ways and Means Committee did . Reagan said lha t ln!lalion has lower¢ the value of Incomes and that limiting the amounl of the tax cui for those making more lhan .$50,000 would be "clobbering an awful lot of people who are oul there In the middle- Income a nd lower-Income brackets." Reagan's comments came a t a fund-raiser for Sen. Jesse Helms. R-N.C.. The Senate vote on withholding shifts that fighl back lo the House, which lasl monlh voted 382-41 for repeal without any substitute tax-com pliance m eas4res. House passage of the new package would send the repeal bill to Reagan. whO, Senate officials say, is likely to accepl it. However. the process wUI be a bil more complicated because the Sena te attached unrelated amendmenls lo lhe repeal bill. A conference committee of Senale and House members probably will have to ha mmer oul a compromise. Those' ame ndmenl s include two ma jor Reagan Initiatives - tax and 1arltf concessions to aid lhe Caribbean nations a nd some tax and regulatory relief for businesses thai locate in Inner cilies and othN economlca Uy .de pressed areas. A third amendment Is opposed by Reagan but that probably won't make much difference because lopsided majorllles In Ihe House and Senate favor il. It would make permanen t a tax exemption for honds used to subsidize morlgages for firsl -lirne homebuyers. The flghl against withholding was fue led b)' I he banking Industry. whose opposllion was pm11aU)· responsible for a record flood of 22 million IP11Prs lo Congress caUing for repeal. Roy G. Green, ·execulive vice prcsldenl of lh<' ll S. League of Savings Ins titut ions, said lhc S<>na tc \'Ole' "confirmed wha t we felt aU along - lhalthcwill orlhr people would finally gel through." "Withholding 4; still good tax policy," Sen. l1oberl J . Dole. R-Kan, chief supporter of I he law . said while conceding llefeat. Congress voted lasl year to require Ihal 10 percent of inleresl a nd dividends be withheld for laxes. beginning July 1. ThP lawmake rs acled after Ihe lHS estlmaled $2; billion In such income goes unreporled each year. costing Ihe governmenl S8 billion. Lellers Io Congress demanding l'f'pcal indical<~l many people wei-r misled lnlo lhin klng th"t wilhholding was a new ta., lhat would 1001 their savings act'ount s. In fact. it is simp I~· a nrw way or collf'Ciing taxes alrmdy duP. and Ihe onl)' cos1 to " saver who Is no1 cheating on taxes would be Jess lhan 50 ccnls a )'Par for each $1.1Ul of savings. In voting 10 kill the law . the Senate approvi'd provisions lo pcnaiiZP tax citr a IS. ThP ltiggeSI pari of Ihe p;trkagc would impo.'il' wllhllolcll ng al a2Upcr('('nl rate on people w ho Wf'I'e fou nd to have undcr-r'f'pot1C'CI lnlerest and dlvidmds by more limn $.50 or who had not even fi led a tax _!'f'lunl. T hr JX'na\ty for under ·t'P]Xl111ng such mconw wou ld bc rais."<i to $I,lXXI. Failure lo ctisc ioS<' a Sc<' ia l S('<'uril y number lo i- 1 bank roulct m Nm a $HM I JX~nall y for C'arh b...1nk account. Starting nf'xt yPar, taxpayprs would havp tu filp with !h(' ir ta x l\f'tlH1ts a bank r cvort 1Fonn 1099) un interPsl eanwd. The bill f'ncou rag-('S ttu:.• IRg to L'Ompare tax returns wit h thOSL' form s to hl'lp stop cheating. Although lht• banking industry ponraycd witllho lct in)! as an cxpcnstvC' inconvPn if'nC£' to savers, thf' banks them SI'Ivcs would be Ihe blggcsl loS£•rs. llncll'l' 1111hholdlng. lhry would 110 longrr bt' IIOIP lo ll'iiiVl'SI thP interest earn('(t on (•ustonwr s.wings: instf'acl . thf' monPv would go to thf' go\"t•rnment JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS ...... ................................ . $12.55 ........................................ $16.00 ........................................ $20.95 .................... .................... $24.45 "Ga,,.t,, I O•IIOf, 000•0 "'''"'''" Syracuse woman faces two indictments A Syracuse woman was Indicted on a charge of endangering c hildren and Involuntary manslaughter by a Meigs County Grand ' J ury which met on Monday and again 'J'IIursday, according to the report filed todaylly Meigs Prosecutor Fred W. Crow1II. Charged In the Indic tments Is Pamela Phyllis Spencer, 23, Symcuse, as the result of a n Incident which occulTed on May 30. The e nda ngering c hil d re n charge, a felony oft be foort.h degree, carries a possible penalty of six months to five years In prison, a nd the involuntary mans la ughter charge, a felony of the first degree, carries a possible penalty offlve to25 years . The case evolved when a baby boy, found on May l:lwrapped In a plastic bag In a car 1n Me igs County was taken to Holzer Medical Center . According 10 a preliminary autopsy report al the lime from GaUia County Coroner Dr. Donald R. Warehime, the baby was not stillborn. It was reported thai the baby was \ Wise allegedly received some of Ill<' born ln a car In Syracuse and placed entering a nd Is curre nlly on property slolen from lh<' t'PsidenC<' In a plastic bag before being ta ken to .probalion for thai earlier offense. ·of his father. Lester Wise. Sr. , on Holzer Medica l Center where !I was Prosecutor Crow reports. · June I. The younger Wise is also on John Alan Park , 27, Columbus , pronounced dead on Monday. The proballon having peen previously · body was transported to the was Indicled on a c harge of child convicted on a felo~y thcfl c harge. Franklin County Coroner'sA>fflce sleallng by the grand jury, a fe lony All of lhe Individua ls who Wf're f the fourth degree. Park has a for the a utopsy. Indic ted ' by 111c gra nd Jury w ill bt• conviction for breaking a nd rior Tile grand jury also Indicted broughl before Meigs County Com !llering In Meigs County and Is Kenneth C. Hart ley of Pomeroy for mon Pleas Judgge Cbarlrs H. on parole. His current presently vehicular homicide as the.result of a Knighl In the ncar fulun' for are unknown and he Is whereabouts fatal automobile accide nt . March 23 an·aignmcnt . listed bytheadu ll paroleaulhority in near Middleport . The charge, as Meigs Prosecu lor Crow rPpl'f'S · Franklin Counly as a . parole returned by the grand jury, Is a e n ted the Slale of Ohio during lhr misdemeanor of the flrsl degree violator. according 10 lhc report grand jury's lwo da y session. carrying a ·posslble pena lly of up to filed by lheprosecullngan orney . He M<"mbers of Ihe jury inc luded slx months In ja il a nd a fine of up to allegedly took his ex- wife'sson. who Glenn Ralph Calon, Ellzabel h $1.000, Prosecutor Crow reports. is fiv e, and removed him from thf' Farrar. Dean Ca ldwell (foreman ), · Tile accident, which occurred on stal l?. Anna Blackwood. Belly Ga ul, Lester Wise, .Jr., Middleport County Road 5, resulted In the death Henry Wells. Guy William Harpc•r, of Ronald W. Ha rrison, 29, Route l . Roul e 1. was charged withrecplvlng Ralph F. . Hall and Amos Tillis. Middleport, when hls vehicle col- slolen goods, a fourt h degreefrlony. tided with Hartley's pickup truck. The grand Jury lndlcled James F. KJng a nd Nancy Louise Klng, Route Parlly cloudy lonlg ht with a :!0 percent chance of showers or 1, Middleport, on charges of lhunderstorrns . Low fi0-6S. Winds nort herly arou nd 10 mph. Moslly receiving slolen property. a felony of sunny Sarurctay . Hig h near M., the fourth degree. The a lleged slole n Extended Ohlo Forcc:~o;t property was taken from the Sunda~ through Tuesday: Woodrow Engle reside nce, Route l, Chance of thunderslonns .each day. Hlgl\o< mostly In the I!Os. Lows Middleport. King has a prior felony near 60 Sunday and In the 00. Monday and Tuesday. theft conviction for breakin g a nd j Weather forecast MORNING PRACI'ICE - Spat:t· slmltlt• <:IH~lengcr pllnl Rlt-k Jl auck waves to reporters a,., he board.,. his '1'-:lH plant• Friduy mon1ing al Kenn<~~ mornln~ Spact• Center. F1a. Tht• c:JHlllt•ngt•r '-' sd,..dul<•d for a Saturday llftolf. (AI' La..'i<•rpbolo ). Abortion ruling upsets Reagan WASHINGToN 'tAP) - President Jteagan. expressing "strong disappointment" over a Supreme Court decision reaffirming a rullng thatlegallzed abortion. called anew 'J'IIursday on Congress to outlaw abortion. "Our soclely Is confronted with a great moral.lssue- thetaklngofthe llteof an u-nborn chlld," Reagan said In a statement. "Accordingly, I joln mtlllons of Americans expressing profound disappointment at the decisions announced by the Surpeme Court In striking down several efforts by states and localltles to cimtrol the c!rcupls~ . under which abortion may be petormed." In.a 6-3 decision Wednesday , the court said government cannot Interfere with this "fundamental rl&ht" of women unless It is clearly juatlfled by "accepted medlcal pn.ctlce.'' ' Reagan singled ,out tbe dissent W11tten by Jusllce Sandra Day O'Connor, which sa1d the legislature Is tbe appropriate forum for retOlv!ng !lie. ~- Reagan appointed Justice O'Connor to the bench. •, Pagt• 5 In baby's death ... MEN'S $8.95 SWIM TRUNKS ......... $7.15 MEN's $10.95 SWIM TRUNKS ....... $8.75 MEN'S $11.95 SWIM TRUNKS ....... $9.55 MEN'S $12.95 SWIM TRUNKS ..... $10.35 I Chaz, Mus·k , Stetson and Hawk - Father's Day Sale! ~ AFTER SHAVE, COLOGNE AND SOAP FOR MEN SAVE 25% SlACKS ................ $11.96 SlACKS ................ $14.96 SlACKS ............. ... Sl8.71 SlACKS ................ $22.46 I Day Sale! CHAIR SALE Waist s~es 30 to 42, extra large 44 to 48. Ught and dark solid colors, patterns, pin stnpes. Many styles !Je1ieil: Let us help you lind the correct size for your Dad. Page4 Clean-up day set MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS West Virginia arts, crafts show set Duran regains title c.py.~htod MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Packaged Whrte Handkerchiefs Tile real estate talC collection deadllne which has t,Jeen Jl.!Jle 20 bas beel'l extended one month to July 20. The tax, which Is for the · second halt of ll£2. Is to be paid at the office of Meigs County treasurer George Coll!ns In the courtbouse. Father's Day Sale! ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Father's Day Sale! Extend tax ooUection -: Space shuttle crew enters final training Ci\PF: CANAVUl!\L. F' la iAPl - A "down· to-earth tTPw" of fi vr Pnjoy!ng thf' public a~trunau ls, antk·l~a l ion of i\m!'rlr a's fit ·sl woman In spat'£', cntPred rimd training today fur S.II U!tlay's 7: :t t a.m . EDT !aund1 of sparr> shutth· Challenger. Wratht•r .Sfl( 1tn«'d idPal and " lhl' co untdoWn i s m ov ing Vl'ry smoolhiy," N1\Si\ said aflt •r C'rcws complelrd . work on lhc s hip's communicat ions, navigat ion and fltgh l coni m t syslems. A probl!'m wilh a lralning jcl grounded houllnl Ill MlddlepoJt. While 80rne 1,11emben of Mld~Jt VWage CoullcO bad wuled tbe lliDd to be let ulde -for ,_ In additional park tirbllll Development fundi could Gilly be 1l.led for tlil! plot 111 )lftlltU'Mion 1or additional , on lllle lmprovemeNIIIIhe llllld. Is dellpaled for 'how!lnl PUJ'1lf!!Ml'l· . COMPLETION -Work by the BolleJ Bra&ben II ftldbll dowll t111 IIIII Iour ud aa r "d iiCre plot o1 IJ'IIIad .,qacent to Geaen~.......,cer Park Ill H'1d' pod. 11o11eJ were llli! low '*drn, • · •· till 111e ptoJed ., .... ~ ..,.hen ..unc .......... aoo..., .. t l commander R o tx•rt Crippen who hacl hoped for one lasl series of practice landings on th<' three-mUe-long runway lhat the shutlle will use for lhe fir sl lime after It s six -day mission . The astronauts scheduled fllghl plan reviews and a bt'lef medic-al exam before dinner today with their famil ies In their crew q uarters seven miles from la unrh pad 39A. Saturday's wakeup iirnels3: 13a.m. As the milestone mission neared, hundreds of news people a nd the vanguard of lens of thousands of expecled visitors were crowding Into nearby communities to w ll ness the bl)z!ng.blasto!f - Ihe seventh In the shuttle series. George Abbey, who has been tralnlng astronauts for 15 years, said the crew was " In great spirits and looking forward to Saturday:· �The Ohio Pag• . :z-n. Daily Senlinel . Ml~cl paft, Ohio Friday, June 17, 1983 ·Commentaq ·.' Classroonn The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomer-,, Ohio DEVOTED TO' THE INTEREST OF TilE I\IEIG8-MASON ~KEA ~ ~L-""'T""I~=~~ q,v ROBERT L. WINGETI' PubiiHiler P.\T WHITEHE.\D BOB HOEFLICH AMIHiant Publlfther/C. ontroUer General Ma•a~er D.\LE ROTHGEB, ,JR. N ew!J E•lltor A MEMBER of 1bfo AMOCiat.ed Preflll, lnlancl DaDy American N~!W8paper ~ AIWOCI.atkm and the PuhiiAhehl A.Wlelatloo. LETI'ER8 OF OPINION an> weLoomed. fbey Rhoukl br 1e8R lban 300 wordA klnl:. are subject t.o editing and mmt be siped wtth name, a.ddre1is and telephone number. No unsl~ lenen1 will he puhliHhed. LeUenJ should he In lood la8le, lllddle88lni(~Mue8, IIOt pentOIUlllt~. AI ~ Reagan remains under shadow of civil rights President Reagan doesn't seem to be able to get out of the shadow that the U.S. Olmmtsslon on Civil Rights Is casting on his administration. After the president trted to remodel the panel. but before he could . actually lilstaU a new team, the commission sharply crttlclzed the administration, saying It was not ·-a ppointing e nough minorttles to top positions and was trying to reduce civil lights enforcement In education. Civil rights has been a problem area for the president for the two-and-a-half years he has been In office. When he has not been busy_ .. .. defending his record on specific rights Issues- he opposed extension of the Voting Rights Act as first proposed but eventually supported a revised version - he and his aides have had to face strong criticism over the Impact of their policies on blacks. ,• "Even though I do not consider him a racist, the effects of his policies are •' •' . as devastating as If they were racially motivated, " Benjamin L. Hooks, ',· president of the National Association for the Advancement of Ollored People, contended In a speech a few months ago. While Reagan and his aides as:;ert ihat he has made great gains in appointing blacks to high-level policy jobs, they make no attempt to predict that If he seeks ~lection he wlll have any luck In winning black votes. With theeKceptlon of two visits to a Roman Catholic high school In Chicago with an all-black student body, the president has made few public appearances aimed at demonstrating support among black citizens. Public opinion polls turn up virtually no support for the president among black voters. In fact, this has been seen as one element In brtnglng down his overall job approval rating . Although 'blacks make up only about 10 percent of public opinion survey ·' .,..' samples, their overwhelming opposition to the president helps counteract more favorable ratings among others in the surveys. The polls tum up greater support among Hispanic Americans- and the .,' ,• president In recent weeks has tailored his schedule to Include visits with · groups of such voters In Miami 8,11d TeKas. · The president's aides have been particularly sensitive to the potential political problem that touches the president whenever he gets Into the civil rights field. On Tuesday, before tbe new nominees to the clvU rights commission ,• .·· could be Installed, the panel released statements crltlclzlng Reagan appointment policies and saying the administration had made numerous "efforts to reduce federal civil rights enforcement In education." As tor the appointments, Larry Speakes, the chief White House spokesman, said the administration had "aggressively pursued the recruitment of women, Hispanics and blacks for key policy positions." .. ~· . . . .. .·.· .. Berry's World .. · . Years ago after listening to two teachers reCount their experiences at puqllc schools il\ New York, I pledged to write once every three years on the subject of discipline In the schools. Mr. Reagan, spealdng In Hopkins, Minn., took the oppor· tunlly to endorse the findings of the National Commission on Excel· lence In Education. After the speech, we were ail treated to the usual roUildelay, which goes: "How can President Reagan pretend to be Interested In education . when he was called for reducing the gnvernment grants to education?" The short ~nswer to that question Is !hat President Reagan bas neither the power nor the will to prevent Americans from subsldlz· lng education to the extent they wish to do so. The president's point is that money for education 00es not need to come from Washington and, Indeed, traditionally never did . The longer answer to the question Is that while It Is true that good education requires the expenditure of money, It Is not true that good education results from the expend!· ture of money. (Twenty years ago, the per-pupil per-year cost of education In New York's elementary schools was $700. Today, It Is $3,200. Seven hundrl'!) 1963 dollars equals 2,200 191l2 dollars, so that the' true Increase Is ~ percent.) The theme today being dlsctpltne, II Is worth noting that Mr. Reagan, along with the members of his commission, mentioned the lndls· pensabillty of dlsctpliiie. Discipline widely defined means that students need to discover that they need to apply themselves, that education doesn't simply float Into the mind, like watching TV. Discipline more narrowly defined means that students need to be taught what are the basic civil arrangements of social life. Here Is a letter from a high school teacher In New York City. "Yesterday, my prlnclpal arranged a special High School Day at Shea Stadium. There were five of us teachers on my bus. We had to threaten to return home twice, ' __________w_i_llmm __F_._B~_k_l~_-_h. that the dean went home on the because of marlj~ smoking. trail\ with !be girl wl!o was ~nclled " When we arrived at Shea and her !lister. He suspected Stadium, I helped break up tWo screaming, cursing, arms-DybtJ liOI!If!lhing further would Jtappen. lt fights. Inside the stadium, a boy did. The boy punched the girl again. punched a gtrl tn the race (&he wu She ~~ 011t a knife, and the df!an w~ stabbed In the haRd, trying to bleeding) . She, her sister, and their stop the attrmpted atlack.'' friends, counterattackl!d. The !lids Well, well. Boys will be boys. swung at the teachers who grabbed One of the prtndpal appeals of the them (the strong, male teachers) . There was drtnldng, martjWIIIa . paroclllal !ICbOOis is that such behavior is simply not permitted. smoking, and screaming through· out the game. Two huge 'street-box' But t.n order not to permit something, It tsneceosary that sanctions radios were blaring away. 'The kids be wielded. And it is difficult to moved down to bener sealS. The come up with sanctions In situations stadium ushers did nothing. They where ·the student a) does not were scared. I asked one If thOSe himself wish to xo to school In the radios were allowed il\skle the first place and Is delighted If he is stadium -I had trouble hearing the suspended for a week; and b) there stadium music and announcements because of the 'music-noise.' He is no parent at horne to administer said no, but ... and shrUgged discipline; or c i If there is a parent helplessly. I was sitting with some at home, he/ sbe Is Indisposed to kids who asked If they could stay administer discipline. A high school teacher writing with me - they didn't want to be several years ago to The New York with the others. I found out today Ttmes reported that classroom anarchY was - running away the prtnclpal cause of educational faDure . 'The obvlooi,l symptoms of the tack of , disclpllne are given above, · In the description of a pastoral outil\g by ·the senior class at Shea Stadium. But the dlsbur· bance is much, much deeper. The gov~rnlng assumptions among many young people are tha_t)Ue is an · entirely passive experlence. Food, shelter, medical care, education and peace are vooch3afed to us all, so to speak, as birthmarks !'rom our heavenly father, via the Democratic Party. One wonders: How · much would it cost for Congress to pass a BUI to Strengthen the Resolve of Parents and Teachers to Brtng Order to the Younger Generation? Or did we pass along the disease In the first place. and aren 't therefore il\ a position to cure It? . ' "This one is called ·a military solution in Central America . " ··. Today in history ·. '· • Today Is Frtday, June 17, the !68th day ofl983. There are 197 days 11'11 In the year. Today's highlight In history: On June 17, 1972, the downfall of the Nixon administration began with the discovery of a break-In at the Democratic NatiOnal Party headquarters In Washington's Watergate bulldlng. On this date:. J In 1567. Mary, Queen of Scots, was lmprtsoned In Lochleven Castil' il\ : • .; Scotland. In 1789, the 1'1\ird Estate In France declared Itself a national assembly and undeTI(jOk to frame a consUtutlon. ' · In 1944, the ~ubllc of Iceland was formed, ending the island's union •. with Denmark. • In 1971, the Uplted States and Japan signed an· agreemenLKMng the ~ ., island of Okinawa back to the Japanese. '• • Ten years llgQ: The U.S. Skylab astronauts entered their 24th day' IJ\ · • . orbit, breaking tile space endurance record held by Soviet cosmonauts. Five years agp: President Jimmy Carter told Americans llving il\ the Panama Canal Zone t)lat their rights would be protected under new treaties glvil\g tl)e canal to Panama. One year 11110: Under p~sure after Argentina's defeat In the Falkland Islands conruct, J,.eopoldo Galtlerl resigned as president, commander-il\, chief and mem~ of the l)&tion's mllitary junta. · Today's ~ys: ~r-actor Dean Martin Is 66. Baseball star Dave .C'.m!cePclon is J5; . Thought for today; "XoU may prove anything by ligures." - Thomas CarJrle. Scottlsh writer (1795-1881). \ "'£·1 "" \ West Virginian captures race .. • PLAVS TONIGHT - The Southeastern Ohio .\IH!itar basketball team will compete lonlght at the Buckeye Youth Center In'Columbus durtngfirSt round con'l)ietltlciil of the state AAU Junior Olympic basketball lool'!lament. Members of this year'ssenlor team will compere tonight at 7 p.m. In the first round. Two memhers of the clu~ are representing Eastern High School. Pictured arc, front row, Leon ADen, .\thens; NelsOn Norris, Trtmble: ,Jay Carpenter, .Eastern; back row, Scott Gatchel, Trimble; T. L. Be!lllcy, NelsOnvUle-York; Chrts Gerig, Athens; Mike CoUins, Eastern. Nut picturl>d, Coru:h Mike Bmnlng. ! : LUBECK - Earl Hill of Green · wood, W. Va. rolled to anothe r big victory at the West Virginia Motor Speedway by sprinting to the win In the Super Late Model fea ture over Dave Robinson, Charlie Perry a nd Mike Balzano. In We Late Model division Corlmi Sayre broughl home a victory while Bob Keith claimed the Street Stock feature. Meigs Countlan Gene Adkins rode hom e in seventh place In th<' Super Late main trailing Steve Armentrout. a nd Frank Wilson. Syracuse's Roger Adkins ke pt his winning streak Intact by cla iming a heat race win a nd running a strong third In the feature to Rick Ellison pitcher for Pomeroy while Priddy of Bra zle and Brazle su.fferPd t he loss. Hitters for Pom<'roy were A. Hatfield . Grueser. B. Hatfield , Rat ey, Miller a nd Buffington all with singles. Smit h a nd Gl~kner wcr<' added to the hitting liSt with two and thret~ singles apleCe. A. Ha tfiPict. Smit h. and Grueser also collected · dou bles while Hatfield and GruesC'r add('{t a trlpl f' ami homt~run to thr lis1 The Brazle and Brazte hitters were \\1 iSC' "'it h two singles and a homer un. Roush with a singlE! and homerun. Swisher with a triple a nd sing!(', and Fisher wi th two singles -and a homerun. winning Royals with singles Pnch. For the Reds Kelly Parsons addC'd a single Gibeau!, doublrs Jason Codner. to andTroy John Hoback's while Mark Porter was addN.J to thP hitting list with two doubles . .Joey Jan·ell was credited )"ith the 'win for th<' Roya ls while .John V'1nMetcr picked up thc !<iss. ~~~~ij~~~~~~~~ij~ ~3 1 JACKSON PtKE - RT. 35 WEST Phone 446-4524 Capilli'<' third win In senior softball act ion Pomeroy RAROA(N MAONEES SAr ol SUN ALL SE•rs S200 AqMISS/ON fVER'I' TUESOAr S 2.00 Racing res umes tonight at West Virginia Motor Sp<;edway, while Skyline Speedway opens Its gates Sa turday for a nother big night of action. l lSFL results I nltl>tl Stau"!i Fo..lhal1 l~· l ll(llt' t-~rlll!ty " ,. I{>Ull!'N: Btrm lnl!lllolll . 111 1 Arlrnr.;o 11t IJ.:•nVI'I'. • Il l Los 1\JI.I!t'ii'S 111 Nooy,• .lr'"""' · 1n , Chk1111.0 ell . WASHINGTON 'President records show that this vital service Reagan has pronounced his war on was provided on only five days last drugs a raging success. But the October, nine days In November truth Is the war has been long on and three days In December. ballyhoo and short on performance. - Radar surveillance out of New The prtce of Illegal drugs is down Orleans, covertng the Gulf of across the country - a sure sign Mexico, spotted 64 aircraft that fit that the supply Is up. Confidential the smuggling "proflil'" during a Drug Enforcement Agency reports two-month period. Only 14 were disclose that farmers In Colombia even chased by taw-enforcement have 10 times as much acreage In planes, and only three of those were cocaine production as they had two actually caught when they landed. years ago, when the administration All three were loaded with dope. · began Its much-publicized crackAlong the Mexican border, penedown. The United St.ates is virtually tration by sus~ted smuggler the sole market for Colombian . aircraft has n>IIChed the propor. cocaine producers. !Ions or nine years ago, when the Last October, at a cost of over overland route was the prtnclpal $120 million, 12 new task forces entry point for drug traffickers. were create<! lo go after smugglers The reasons for this lack of and dealers, modeled· after the serious effort are hard to pinpoint. federal -state South Flortda Task The use of Pentagon resources is Force. More recently, attempts restricted by law. Customs Servlcfo have been made to coordinate !he and DEA officials are jealously Interdiction activities of various guarding thetr own administrative government agencies. turf. And nobody Is cracking heads But the agencies don't seem together and Insisting the job get committed to the Interdiction pro- done. gram. For example: Rep. Glenn English, 0 -0kla., - The Pentagon promised air- chairman of a subcommittee on craft radar coverage for 17 days per justice, offered a typical example to month over south Flortda. Yet the my associate Donald Goldberg. The 't; that wa s not enough for the victory. B. Hatfi eld was the winning and Cotton Sayre. A halfhearted war________J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on LONDON I NEA) - A threeweek sojourn In We-;tem Euro~ , concentrating on Italy a11d England, has resulted In some miscellaneous observations and reneelions which I herewith pass along. It Is stUI a captivating part of the world, but there have been some changes. After sober reflection (and a Utile of the other kind, tooi. I hereby award to Rome. the prize for the worst all-round traffic mess In the world. New York's Isn't even a close second, despite the immense number of cars il\volved; Its system of grtdded streets and avenues is far too logical. Tokyo's drivers are more reckless than Rome's, and the slow strangulation of Tokyo's overhead ·expressways by heaVy traffic suggests that a second layer of such arteries may . soon have to be supenrnposed on t)le lint; but the Inescapable congestion of Rome's narrow streets, laid out as t.ntrlcately as a bowl of spaghetti, sets the stage tor a sort of congealed chaos that no other city can match. To ease the congestion, the Roman authorities have shrewdly banned the parking of private cars VIrtually anywhere il\ the central lifted Its record to 3-0 with a defeat over Brazie and Brazle, 15-10. Brazle a nd Brazle scored five runs In the first Inning but Pome roy came back the same Inning by also adding five to the scoreboard . It was Pomeroy the rest of the .game by adding 10 more runs (n the second and third Innings. Brazle an<,i Brazle was held scoreless until the fift h inning when they $cored two runs making it 7-15. Three runs were then scored in the seventh but In local Pony League action Gheen, Bush , Duff, Epple, and Middleport captured three consecu· Justis each a single. David McMil· tlve victories In a big way by llan had a double for Racine . downing Eastern , Racine. and Against Harrtsonvllle Rick Wise Hat+tsonvllle. Middleport opened picked up the wtn with Trey Cassell the campaign with a 15-2 trtumph In relief as their club rotted to an 11 ·1 over Eastern as Ntck Bush went the win . Wise fanned seven and walked distance to claim the wtn . just four. w hile Cassell fanned five He fanned 11 and walked just four and waltked four. Leading Middle-· enroute to the wt.n. port hitters were Trey Cassell with Leading Middleport hitting was two trtpies and a single, J . R. Trey Cassell with a trtple and two · Kitchen a home run, Scott Gheen doubles, McKinley a double and two three singles, Bush two singles, singles, Gheen a double and two Wise a double, Duff a single, and singles. and Bush two singles. Also Tim Cassell a s ingle. Barrett had a adding singles were Ttm Cassell, double and single for Harrisonville Wise, Steve Cassell, Rager. aild while Williams and Brevik earh Epple. Dartn Drenner had the tone singled. Hendricks went the dis · Eastern hlt which was a double. tance for Harrisonville with six In the second outing of the year strikeouts and just five walks . Middleport ciatmed an 18-1 rout of Racine as Bush again picked up the The Ra ci ne Royals defea ted th<• win with Rick Wise gaining the Racine Reds 17-11 In focal Uttlr save. League act ion in Racine. The Reds Bush fanned five a nd walked just took a n earl y 2-0 lead but rou ld onlv ·one. while Wise gave up five walks . hold onto It until the tllird inning Leading hitter s for Middleport when the Royals scored four runs were McKinley wtth two doubles making It 5·3. The Reds scot•NI a nd a single, Kitche n a double, and three runs the next inni ng but it ws not enou gh to hold back the Royals' a !tack making the final score 17-11. Herb Laudermilt and Jeremy Rose were the only hitters for the an~ch~ Pentagon promised English In April 1982 that, within 30 days, it would give Customs Information on possible drug ohlpments picked up by a radar balloon at Cudjoe Key, Fla. But durtng an Inspection 10 mont~• later, English learned the truth: The balloon was stU! unable lnt,elllgence on to provide, suspicious-looking aircraft. Now. mono than a year after It was promlsm, the Inform a lion is tina lly bellll glvM to Customs . Interdiction efforts - actually catching smuglers - are being given short shrift, English feels, as most of the money and man-hours are devoted to Investigations. English, who will hold heartngs on the drug crackdown next month. char· acterlzes the 12 new task forces as "business as usuaL" Meanwhile, the White House announced In March yet another bureaucratic w"apon It was unleashllll on dope traffickers: A Cabint'l level executive board, headed by VIce President Bush, to coordinate and supervise the smuggler~aichlng operations. But White Hou~ official$ admit that the board is still lh the planning stage. SIC!) BUILDINGS: If work makes you sick, the fault may be In the building where you work. James Repace, an air specialist at the Environmental Protection Agency , has Identified pollutants In "sick buildings ." These ra"ge from bad breath to deadly radioactive gases that seep up from the soU beneath the structure. The EPA has been getting complaints from Individuals across the country whJ claim something In their buildings Is making them Ill . But the agency has been concen· tratlng Its thin-resources on pollution In · outside air. IndoOr air pollution Is so under-funded there Isn't even an EPA roster of buildings In .which people have come down with alrhorne diseases. There are powerful forces that resist ally research on Indoor alr pollution: builders, landlords, construction matertal manufacturers, chemical companies, cigarette makers - even some workers' compensation officials , who fear a Oood of claims . European .potpourri ______W_t_'llta_'m_A._R_us_h_er ... Summer league results given Pot•.,., city. But, since this is obviously lakes, with the snow peaks of the tmpra,ctlcal, the residents simply Alps sparkling In the distance. A Ignore the ban - every street in seamboat exeurslon on Lake Como, Rome is permanently lined with or Lake Maggiore, or Lake Lugano (and double- In good weather comes close to my tllegally-parked parked cars). The coup de grace Is viSion of paradise. delivered by a series of one-way London, Uke most of Europe, had streets fiendishly calculated to a cold, wet sprtng, but by the time I force the whole city's traffic to got here the worst was 011er and the converge on the Piazza Venezta . sun was doing its healing work. Fq_r Here, a group of strtklng taxi· American admirers of this grand drivers Is usually assembled 1with old clt.y, there Is both good news and their obstructing cabs), producing bad neWs. First. the bad news: the vehicular equivalent of a blood "Those boxy, shiny-black London clot In til@ city's heart. It really has taxis are beilnnlng to sprout to be seen to be believed. advertising. Thus far, the ads are . But life Is far from unbearable il\ confined to the !'ron! door panels Italy. I am sometimes asked w)lleh, below the wt.ndows on both sides of ' of all the places I have viSited, I the cab, but It isn't hard to see have enjoyed the most - · an where It's all headed: Before long, impossible question, because it . every London taxi Will be as heavily must be sharply qualified before It festooned as a newlyweds' can. conceivably be answered: llmolis!ne. "For wl\at purpose?" "For hoi" The a00ct IM!WS is that the Houses long?" etc. of Par1lament, Including Big Ben And yet, as a Jhort-form answer, and the VIctoria 'l'owl!r, are being I frtquently reply: "the Indian ~bbed clean ot lSO years' Lake Dlstrlcll'' This ~ly region ot accumulation otLondon grtme. The Lombardy on the southern slopes ot job is bllrely half done, but already the Alpa Is. blessed wit!\ five major !he clwled portions positively glow lakes and numerous mtnoi ones, all with a subtle blend of honey, gold . of sapphire-blue. For 2,(0) years It and ochre tones. has beer\ the ambition ot everyone AI all C)'lllcs. and pessimists with enough money to own a vWa exp!Cted, the automatiC 15 percent .overlOOidng one ct these exquisite c~~ar&e ftl' set'VIce that was added to many European hotel and restaurant bUts" some years back, greatly simplifying the problem of what to Up, Is now gradually disappearing Into the baste bill leaving It up to ·the bewildered tourl,st to agonize over adding a fllrther 10 percent or more. In my hotel restaurant, the menu is magnlflcenUy obscure: "Prices are fully Inclusive," it coos, thereby clearly Implying that a service charge has been Included: but then It adds sweetly, "Gratuities are entirely up to you." That's nice; but has one been Included In the total, or not• The upshot Is that most ' tourtsts these days are tipping the management and staff 25 pereent or more, lnvoluntartly. I have noted an Interesting . change In_ the J afest paperback thrUiers. Liberal writers can't · sland to make the Russians the Bad Guys, and It's really gettlr)g a lltUe absurd to !aU back on theN az1s- to be plausible, any Nazi vDiat.n must now be pushing ~- So, these days, the fashionable meanles are not the NKVD or ·even the Gestapo; they are - you guessed It- Amerlca's own CIA agents. What a munlerous, cold· blooded bunch. BtU Casey, I would never have g\1essed 11. !iUndil)'. ·IUrM' 19 T111llpl o ll.iiy ar l.los1un. ,\1.,nri-"V· .hmo· <II Wm; hlnl..<lfl" l il l Mlvhll!illl ' " ' (lakliil\11 oil l'h llm ll'ljJI\1,1. Ill • JUNIOR -'LL-STARS- The Southeastern Ohio Junior AD-Star team competed today In the first round of the state AAU playoffs In Columbus. Pictured are, front row, Tee Morrtson, Trimble; Huey Eason, Meigs; Rick Wise, Meigs; Ed Collins, Eastern; Donnie Becker, Meigs: back row, Coru:h Ron Drexler, Meigs; Steve 1\tacCombs, 1\thtms ; Keith Myers, Logan; Kerry York, J..ogm~; Mlkt• Chancey, Meigs; Todd /\dams, Southen1; Cooch ltusty Booknmn, Meigs. Dodgers beat Braves; Reds beaten oeen a part o[ his lifes lnce hewas 14. - "They are so severe when they start that !he left sldeofmy body becomes numb a nd I get na uS€0us," he sa id . By BRUCE LOWITI' AP Sport.~ Wrtter Alejandro Pena has been suffer Ing !rom migraines lately. On Thursday night he gave the Atlanta Braves a headache of their He said, however. tha t he grew a little worried when he told the team The Los Angeles right -hander, earUerthls month abou t them . They put him In the hospit al for a batt e ty who had missed his last two of tests." [ was surprised to see how scheduled starts because of the deeply the Dodgers were con. throbbing headaches, bore down cerned, " Pena sa id . and pitched the first-place Dodgers But he had nothing to worry aboul to a 6-1 victery over the Braves and aga inst the Braves. He was In total lntoa3~ ·gameieadovertheBraves In the National League's West cotnmand . allowing only seven hits. three byChrlsCha mbllss,and never DivisiOn. He got last-out help from Joe · permitted a runner beyond second base. BeCkwith after surrendering Randy "Pena didn't look like he'd missed Johnson's run-scorlng single- but a couple of starts." said Atlanta Pena, who s pe<iks through an Manager J oe Torre." Interpreter, suggested he felt he It was the second time In a week could have stuck around for the the Dodgers and Braves had hooked complete game. up in a three-game series. and the In the only other games on the second tlme Los Angeles won two of NL's abbreviated schedule, San the three. Diego defeated Cincinnati ~I and Padres 3, RA!ds t Houston beat San Francisco 7-2. Ttm Lollar, who got Ihe Padres off The 23-year-old Pena said ~is on the right foot at the start of the headaches, which doctors have ascribed to tension or stress, have season, took a big step toward own. reviving San Diego's pitching staff by las tin g Into the eighth inning against the Reds. He checked Cinc inna ti on lour hits and struck out eight batters before being lifted alter yielding his third walk. It was his first win s ince Opening Day. He had dropped four In a row since then and had missed most of May. side lined with a sore Qlbow. Steve Garvey drove In two runs [or Sa n Diego, one of them with his lOth homer of the year, off Frank Pastore. to break a scoreless c.iue lln the sixth Inning. Astros 7, Giants 2 Ter ry Puhi's triple and Jose Cruz' homer helped power Houston past the Giants and Into a third-place tie with them In the West Division. Puhl's trtple gave the Astros a lead they never relinquished In the first Inning and by' the fourth Inning they led 4-I on Cruz' third homer. Darrell Evans, who hit three homers and drove In six runs for San Francisco on Tuesday night, took an IHot-5 collar Wednesday nigh!. WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL ... THE MARINER •FISH •FRENCH FRIES ·*:SALAD ALL YOU CAN EAT 99 ONLY$ 2 PH. 992-7161 GENERAL TIRE SALES N. 2ND AVE. OH . SlARTS ~EDNE SOAY JUNt 22 " R [ lU~N Two Irresistiblek T-BofleStea Dinners 2 for $6,~1;l~ " r 99 ,I ;;;IIIIIIII WEDS. NIGHTS ONLY 4 P.M. TO 8 P.M. Nowhere Else But.... Ayers.scores third round knockout CINCINNATI (AP) Ohio welterweight thampion Tommy Ayers says he wUI probably fight Rudy Hernandez of Los Angeles next but wishes It was Alexis Aruello. "1bat looks Ike my next fight, not Arguello," said Ayers, ~. Clncln· junior welterweight title holder, was knocked out by Aaron Pryor In 14 rounds at Miami last year. 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NEW YORK (AP) _ Roberto Duran, fighting with the fire that once made him a boxing legend, captured his third world champion· ship with a blinding barrage of punches that knocked out Davey Moore and obliterated the disgrace of the "No mas" loss to Sugar Ray Leonard that had haunted him for 2" n years. Duran celebra ted his 32nd birth · h t by shlki ng d ay Th u rsd ay mg 1 ing h'un WI'th a M ogre, f 1·rt soten brutal body attack and then flnlsh!ng him at 2:02 of the eighth round to claim the World Boxing · · · · A ssoctat10n JUniOr mt'ddl ewe1ght h i h1. c amp ons P· A capactty crowd of 20,ffil had Madison Square Garden rocked with oldtlme boxing excitement as Duran turned back time with a textbook attack, giving Moore a lesson the previously-unbeaten New Yorker never expected . . Relegated to boxing's scrap heap after quitting against Leonard and surrendering the welterweight championship in November, 198:J, the scrap-iron tough Panamanian . t~• he ""s ,. not. fl ms . hed . A nd Insts L-u . . · . M oore. w ho had won a1112of . agamst his pm fights, Dura n proved tt . " I was sur<' before thesta r1 that I .. would beat Davey Moore, Dura n sar·ct . " 1 was Ia ki ng everyt hi ng very · sly. Not manypeoplebehevcd ·· senou • me. But 1 dPmonstrated thai I sa td the truth . 1 fra med hard because I wanted to be champton oflhc wor ld again ." Duran uS<Id one of boxing' s oldest axiom s to beat Moore, pou nding away ferociously on hi s 24-year-old R·acmg • reS UJts CINCINNATI( AP 1-StanleyL., ridden by J.R. Hanson, won the $8,lmelghth-race fea ture Thursday at River Downs and paid $9.20, $3 and $2.40 . Th · 11m 1 th e w Innrng e or e m ue an d 1-16thwas1:442-5. Fantastic Sport was second, returning $2.40 and $2.20, and Circle Plum paid $240 to show. Wayne's Way combined 3-21n the dally double with Satan's Sputn!ck The crowd of 3,124 bet $381,244. M eanwhile in Columbus, Ben White drov e Hasti Pharoah to a 2 Y, -lengthv1ctory Th ursdayn Ightm . the featured race a1 Scioto Downs . Hasti Pharoah covered themlle ln 1:594-5, the fastest mile of the Sc ioto · Downs' season, to r eturn $5, $3.60 an d $2.80 . Red Coac h came In second to return $9.40 and $4.40, followed by third-place Stake Knife, who paid $2.80. The combination of 4-56 In the ninth race t rifecta pa id $l,o:noo. ·Tiie crowd of 3,656 wagered . $281,167. &durdAcy' !l Majors . MfERI O\ N l _ . t:,\f;Uf<: f~i\."iT UIVt;ION \\' I. I 'd ll.a lf lm"l'l ' 'f7 '£, rm I:IP!t"rill :u Tl ':fi1 Tun mto .1:1 !I ;r;n Ni'V. i'•u·k '!I ·· 1 'H I ilf l~ l i!ll :•t M I IW, HI~o~ · 't• ( ']I '\'o>t;U11 I W I·~'J' :Jr n T! 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So ·lrmru , M\nllfoS(liJI , 4· 1, .HI(I, ·1.1'.1, Whltl'llOU!if'. Mlnn'I'!;Uia, 4 I. Jill, 2 ~1. S'llUKEOIJl~ : Sllf'h. Tnmn1u. l<i, Rl_yi4"Vl;fl , C1rwlnnd, ttl: Mnnb. l:ll'lll ril . 71. f ~ llt , Trm:mtn, 1\.l, r;ut~·. Nt'W \'nr~ . 1~1 . Wllmx, [~•troll , 1~1 S.\ VE:S · ~1 Sf.ll'lhf't1J ', Kans.u s Cit\', \1 0, ("11\Jr.UII. S.•nll11'. 11. S tJUl h 'V. l kJSIIJrl, 1 ~, 1~!\)1 '7.. l'lrtmlt. Ill: ' I' M ,u1 l~•.o , lJ,;tlt lmlln •, ,, N,\TIONAJ. L.f'..AG IJF. 1141.) HI By JOHN NEU>ON AP Sports Writer The Cleveland Indians tra,ded Rick Manning to Mliwa ~kee for Gorman Thomas last Monday because they needed a new source of power. Manning was supposed to supply defense for the Brewers In center riel d. Things got turned around somehow. Manning hit an 11th-Inning hom er - only t he .17th of his 81h seasons In the m aj or leagues- to lift Milwaukee to a 2-1vlctoryThursday night over the Baltimore Orioles. Thom as, meanwhile, has not hit a homer for Cleveland. I n fact. he has n' t homered since May 28. "A horne run was U1e last tltlng I was thinking of.·· said Manning, who connected with a 2-2 pitch from Ttm Stoddard, who had relieved left· hander Scott M cGregor to start the~ Ill h. In the J'est of the American League, T oronto defea ted Oakland 9-1, New York stopped Cleveland 8-1. Detroit defeated Boston 10-2and Minnesota edged T exas 4·3. Blue Jays9,A's I Ernie Whitt. Alfredo Griffin and Willie Upshaw hit home runs. and Toronto scored six runs·in the sixth Inning to defeat Oakland . Whitt 's homer was a two-run shot annd backed right-hander Jim Got! to his fourth victory in ninth decL,Ions. Barry Bonnell hit a bases-loaded triple to help fuel Toronto's big inning. Yankees 8, Indians I Don Baylor hit his seventh car eer grand slam and drove In another run with a single to back Ron Guidry's six-hitter. Guidry, who joined Dave Stleb as the AL's only nine-game winners, did not yield a run until two were out in the ninth on Toby Harrah's double and a single by Mike Hargrove. Guidry struc~ out three and walked two In hurling his sixth complete game. Bay lor' s slam , his seventh homer of the season, capped New York's six-rim third Inning and chased Clevel and right -hander Bert Blyleven . ' Tigers 10, Red Sox 2 Juan Ber enguer, making only his second stan of the season, pitched 6 t-:l innings and combined on a seven-hiller wit h Larry Pashnick to beat the Red Sox. Lance Parrish and Enos Cabell homered for Detroit, M llwaukt~ ·. :ll 111.! 1~1 : lk r~~!t ·k · k . St !.IJU L,, .:~ . [)11Wt;r'J11, Mo ntn' lll. .Jr1 Mr'f :O • •. .St l.oul:-, .XIJ , Mu11)fly . 1'Uan1 .1. :ttl: M alik:~· k , l 'ltrstmr11h . ..ll<i II UNS : Mu1'J1hy ,. 1\ tl unta . r-.;, r:an.l>y, S:rn 111'-"'ll, .J.H: Evnns. San Fnlnd ~ . 4\ llur·l'll't', All:tn!Jt .J2, fffil~ . MuniN'ill. .&:.! lUll · Murphy. Allilfl l ll , !'ll Ht•mlrlrk. Weekend fishing outlook COLUMBUS, Ohio (API- Here Is this week'sflshlng report from the Ohio Departmen t of Natural Resources: CENTRAL Deer Creek - Good fishing for several different species, including smallmoulh bass, channel catfish, sunfish and rock bass. Knox Lake - Submerged weend the shoreline areas around stumps and fallen trees are good places to try for muskle. Alsogoodcatflshand largemouth bass fishing In Knox Lake. Alength limit of16 inches Is in eff<'Ct on a II black bass . Sl l .u.rls. ~ Daw~:~)l't , MontrNll, .ali. F:v!Ulll. Sltll ~·rnmt"',l , +t Cn rl'll'f, lhJU .~ Jon . -11. Kmntdy . San Dlfl(o, 41 JilTS. f)aw~. Monl ll" nl . 79, Tlun, JiUU !;ICJr\ , 711; MUIJII\Y. Atl 1m1a. T.t Hmnl n•1, Atlantn, 71: .J llt1' t ~ W11h 1U. DOUBI..£<; , Daw!iOfl , MorttiY'III , 17: Rir. PlttJOhurJ( h. 11: OUvpr, M ontN':II, Jl\: 1\n!!' ' h ~. 1.1. F'tL~I ••r . No"'' York, It SOU'11lEAS'l' OHIO Piedmont Lake- Very good fishing for channel catfish. Best fi shing at night . Ba lt ssuchassoft craws, large minnows, shrimp and chicken liver are good for ca tfishing. Big flat head ca tfish also swim in Piedmont. A tltlle-k.nown secret Is the number of sm all mo ut h bass living In Piedmont. Sa lt Creek -Excellent fishing In summer for channel catfish, spotted bass, sm a llmouth bass and rock bass. The strea msm·ebestflshedby noa tingorwad lng. The landowner's permission is needed when fishing on private property. and Glenn Wilson hit a three-run double.' Lou Whitaker had four hits In five trips for his second four-hit game aga inst Boston this year. Twills 4, Rangers 3 Gary Ward slammed his 12th homer of the season, ~n opposite field shot leading off the eighth inning, to boost the Twins over Texas. Ward, who leads the AL with on a 3-2 from Ran gers Darwin : rtght ·hander (USPS 145-980) A Dl\'lslon of Mu ltlm t~ dla , 'I' .' Inc. ' QD POST MASTER : Srnd addrf'ss to ThE' Da il y Sentinel, Il l Co urt St .. Pome r oy, Ohi o 45769 . 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Carrte Carpenter and chldren, of Man.sfleld were r ecent visits of Opal Harris. Dustin Grossnlckle Is recovernlng from a snake bit e. Seldon Johnson. Torch . has been returned as_ pastor of the Joppa Church for another year. ~r=es=id=e=n=ce=.======================~ 4 speed. 1976 BUICK leSABRE ... ....... ....................... ' 1295 2 dr., HT, Auto., PB, PS; Air. Geraldine and Jack Barton. Lori Allen, Vincent; Jack and David Johnson, Columbus; Carole and Theresa Bush , RaciJJ<>; Pearl Powell, Lori Hawthrone, F loyd Rldenour, Long Bottom; Mildred Koren, Niles. The 1984 reunlonwillbe heldon the sccond Sunday in June at the Bahr Ann Pigott Reeds- 1 ville; SharonSummerfield, and Roger Swartz, Tena Swartz Jenkins, Robin Swartz Russel, Christa and Ca rrie, Robert, Sina May, Amy and Tracy Murphy, Coolvill<>; Gerald, Linda, Amber and Michael Summerfield, 1:orch; Tom and Candi Summ erfield, Medina. Rex and Slna . Pigott Ba tley, Larry, Sara and Brian Bailey, Joe, Kay , Chris and Beau Bailey, Chester; Donald Pigott . Long Bottom; Henry and Eileen Pigott Bahr, K aye F!ck, Howard Bahr, Long Bottom ; Dave, Jeanne, Matt and Andrew Baker, Jeremy Blake, Coolville.; PatBahr,AnltaandScott Zelinski, Athens; Tammy, Jessica and Bethany Barber, Athens; Roy and Lucille Pigott Wil son, Coshocton. · Steve Bush. Kevin Miller, Dan, Sue, Erin and Eileen Johnson, Athens; Aaron, Connie, Angie and Andrew- Bush, Mansfield; Terry, Kathy, and Kr!stan Bush, Colum· · bus; LorenaP!gottWoH,Cleveland; Bob, P enny, Todd, Daldd, and Pat Koren, Niles; Tim. Donna, Sherr! and Tom Wolf, Coolvll)e;' Bob, 1980 FORD GRANADA ..... .... ...... ... ... . '3595 4 door, PB, PS, Air. 6 cyl. 1979 FORD F-100 PICKUP ........... ....... ' 3895 AUto., PB, PS. Good condition. 1976 FORD BRONCO .... .... ..... .. .... .............. '895 Runs good but rough. 1976 GRANADA ....................... .. ........... .. .... '1 595 4 door, 6 cyl. Good condition. . 1977 BUICK REGAL ..... ......... ...................... '1695 . 4 door. Power1 brakes. Air. 1975 LTD ...... ..... ......... .... ... ........................ '1 595 2 door, I. owner. Good cond. PB, PS. Air. 1973 FORD MUSTANG ............................. .... '395 2 dr., HT, AUto., PB, PS. Air. salute and Lord's Prayer. Officers' report s were given and the door prize was won by Mae Cleland. The July m eeting will be a covered dish dinner. At the meeting were Mrs. Autherson, Agnes Boggess. Sandra Patterson, Thelma Walton, Jean Johnson, Mae Cleland, Ruth Shain, Sharon Johnson, and Chick Oller. Plans for holding an ice cream . sociai In conjunction with the July 4' celebration were made durtng a meeting recently at th~ firehouse. Donations for the ice cream social are needed, and anyone willing to contribute Is asked to contact one of the auxJllary members. Beulah Autherson presided at the meeting which opened with the flag .... ... 20 Ce nt s N o su iJ sni (Ulo ns hy m al l prrml1 .1Pd In tow ns wherf' homl' ca rrl C'r se.rvlcf' b •1 val l<rb lP. "FREE ESTIMATES" Joppa News 0 Subsrribf'rs no1d f's irln~ Jo pay lh l' car· r lrr m ay rC'm l! In ~Jd\'anc P dlrec t to T h{' Daily Sc- nUn('l on .' 1, li or 12 mo n lh b<tsl s. CrPdi! w ill b<' glvPn f' arrl(>r £'ach m o nth . " New tn the Area " P Years Experience Special Introductory Rates at the Mountain State Art Wld Craft Fair, ,June :lll through July 4, at Cedar Lakes near Ripley, W. Va. SPINNING -Theartofspinnlnglsjust oneoflhe many live educational demonstrations to be f eatured York 10017. Onr. M o nth . PH. 992-211S · Pomeroy, OH. ' a f:D~ Ci'JCDCJ W~UJ~l!JL:..JWU W L!J •aa•• 73.1 Third Avenul' . New York, Nl'w Onf' Yrar . 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PS, PB, Air. LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS .......... 299 BREAKFAST SPECIALS ........................ . $199 Richard H. Billman It, 0 .0 . 113 Court Street Pomeroy , Oh io 45769 PH .992 -2920 The Daily Sentinel ~l orr $ ice cream. roasted corn. pinto beans and cornbr ead. The fair will open at 9 a .m. each morning, and continuC' each day through Sunday to 9 p.m .. clos ing on Monda y at 6 p.m . There will be a special 20th anniversal)' exhibition w hich will in clude 31 vetera n artists and craftspeopl<' In addition to the Dan ny SUNDAY'S LUNCHEON SPECIAL BEEF STEAK CHOICE OF POTATO VEGETABLE TRY OUR DAILY . BEND AREA OPTOMETRIC . CENTER middleweight title light at New York's Madison Square Garden Thursday night. Duran became a champion again when the r eferee stopped the right In the eighth round. ( AP Lase'l'hoto ). CAR llUPI ~ : Murm o. llnus.loo. 7: Dirw SOli, M oni iY'ttl , ~: Wnshlnl(1on . 1\Atlan ta. ~·-· ll llrl' tlt>d W illi ~ . IIOME HUNS· t:1 •an.~ . San F rnnrl<;ro, 1fl, Mlllllh,V, 1\IIIUllll , Ill; G IJI'ITI't'O, I.«; Ill'!·, I\IIEt111H. 12: Klni{llliUI , No>w York, 11, Sf'hll\lctt . Phllatlt•lvllht . 1 ~. r~============~ dance over the five-day event . Appalachian cuisine will be avail able to the fa ir visitors at Conresstonalrps' Row and there will also be the traditional food such as barbecued chicken, homemade cal instruments. DURAN 18 CHAMP AGAIN - Davey Moore, right, heads for tbe canvas after a crashing right IAl the jaw thrown by Robe no Duran In the seventh round of their World · Boxing ~!OiOCiatlon junior regular exhibits. While more than 300 craft speople apply to exhibit at t he fair, only about half arc seiPciPd . The selection Is handled hy a jury of flv<'. qutlts, glass blowing and blacksmithing demonstrations. and a variety of hands-on activities for children such as Cl\,ndle-maklng and facepainting. A music-heritage tent at the fair will feature non-stop mu, tc and Everything from wine making to · weavtng wlll be demonstrated at the 20th annual Mountain State AM and Craft Fair to be held at the Cedar Lakes Conference Center near Ripley, W.Va., June 00-July 4. The fair will feature more than a hundred West Virginia artists and craftspeople demonstra tlng and displaying a variety of works some of which will be for sale. It Is West Virginia 's largest outdoor craft event which grew out of what was originally a special celebra lion of the state's centennial. Purpose of its continuance from year to year ts to promote and develop a cultural interest In native arts and crafts In West Virginia. And there will be something for everyone. The exhibits will Inclu de handm ade pott ery, furniture. mu si- Ma·nn·Ing • · sup·p 1•Ies · power . •In 2· I • ' • . VICtory ·. Ct'W . lklu~ l on , 1!'1 : f"o~~Moy , San D1ll!O. 1.'1 1 ~ 111 1.\ I ~ ' OI'M' III ; I ,, i lll Olnmmrlif'rG.II, KI HII'. 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HI Mctll n •;tl l'llllndclphl11 ll l Pllls ll!Jri:h Mountain State Arts festival set was the onlv round was 1 hi" h rt .. id M • " Wh ~ ·ked sa d oor~t en f oc ~e own, came ou 1 0 nowhere . . Moore beat the counl and made tl to histh com .er.h h D lled th 1n e e1g t • uran sme . d ' t bo t tIt et VIctory an wasn a ut 0 1e ge away. He tore into M oore, pounding him around the ring. As the clock . ked rd th fi t ttc et"-"nai1 mto1nu e, M , towa 1 oore s manager n a we. c~r E Mllli:."W d d"dn't r \C eree rnest.o aa a 1 see it , but that hardly mattered. With M v· defenseless the 00 f re ttrtupeda11Y · 1n. re eree s ep $2,ffi5.00. Friday, June 17, 1983 Page-S fll!~at for $61.60 and !.he trllecta comblnatlon In the ninth race of 9-84 paid The Daily Sentinel By The Bend still light, Duran saki. When he had tlnlshed with Moore, there was no question about that. Moore was up against a buzz-saw. Duran pummelled away at ..the champion round after round. He was hitt~g me with s~!.Ifrotrlm nowhere, Moore said 1ate . • ed to get it togetherso hecouldn !throw so many punches at me." "W kin hard the body orpartg f th ontrategy ., wasld some o e Ls IsS d, sa Du • ran smanager, u pa a. "H t thanlthoughtto e w~ 5 ronger the body, saki Moore. In the seventh round, Duran tore IntohtMoore. rocked dinHehim tnt him the with a r 1g · sen g o r 0 pes. Moore survived that shot and th ht that tagg ed him ano er r 1g s er · But with 15 seconds left In the round, Duran tagged him with a short thunderous left and dropped him to the seat of his pants with another opponent's body and tlgurlng that eventually, his head would tall. ~.t did. People were saying that Davey Moore was too much for Roberto Duran . I wanted to prove them wrong. I wanted to.show that I could Scoreboard ... '· l . $10,000 NOW COSTS • • • IIllDLCJ UICD IIDliJW l:J • • • • GJ tD El o:::l CE!:::J ~ . ct:J • • • • Reg . 39.95 Hear superb stereo in privacy! 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Ques· lions may be directed to Mr. and Mrs. Norrts at69S-6429, andreglstra · tion forms may be mailed to them at Route 2, Box 174, Albany, 45710. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Spires, Storys Run Road, Middleport, are announcing tile blrtll of a daughter, May 19, at tile Holzer Medical Center. The Infant, named Clnthla Annette, weighed nine (l9Unds, 14 ounces and was 221ncbes long. Mr. and Mrs. Spires have tl1ree other chlldren, Denlie Marie, Julie Allee, and Stephen Franklin. ' GrandparentsareMutielAnnette (Aihey) Spires, Kyger, and the late Dennis L. Spires, and Calvin and F1orence Hayner Caldwell, Bula vllle Road. Clnthla Annette was born on tile birthday of her great-aunt, Nettle Carter, Kerr. • I Cinthia Spires Make ita Family affair! FRIDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Genealogical Society wlll meet at the Meigs Museum Friday at 7:30p.m. Friday SATURDAY POMEROY Wor'k and clean-up day at Ca mp Klashuta, Boy Scouts of America , will 0e held Saturday. All scouts and adults are asked to participate. For more Inform ation, call Bob Arms. 992-5487, aft er 4:30p.m. SUNDAY CHESTER - The Chester Church· of God, Chester, wlll be holding a revival beginning Sunday running through Saturday. June 25. Evangelist for the revival will be E . H . Bowling. Specia l singers during the week wlll be Journey 's End, Voices of Love, Church of God Singer s, The Grubb Famlly. Dan Hay· man and the Hy mntimers. Gabriel's Quartet, and morP Pastor David E . Ball Inv ites the public to the services which begin at 7 p.m each evening. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - Meigs County Churches ·of Christ Men's Fellowship Monday. 7:30p.m. at Mlddlepor1 Church of Christ. Now that tile ldds have been out of school for awhile, like aS' not, t hey're beginning to seek out something fun and dltferent to do. Well, the Meigs County Libraries might just have the solution Meigs Library Director Ruth Powers has announced two programs for children, scheduled duting the next two weeks, one Tuesday at 2 p.m ., and the other Wednesday, June 29, also at 2 p.m . 1be programs. slated for the Middleport Public Library, are on ly a couple of the many that library personnel would llketo have orga nized. Any programs, however , mu st rely solely on the work of volunteer s, as the library b~dget , cannot mclude them . Currently, public libraries In tile state are funded by local collection and distribution of the Intangible lax . A bill In the Ohio General Assembly's Senate would provide library funding from the state Incom e tax rather than the local ·"' Ray Ritl9s Ph. 91Hll0 St. Rt. M rs. Powers. who attended legislative lobbies In favor of the bill, reporis that It ls expected to pHSS with a wide mHrgln of success. as It did In the House of Represent alives, but It would not take effect until l!JJ6. In the meantime, Southeastern Ohio llbra rles mu st fend for them selves In offeting children's enrichment programs. "Resource shating" Is an ex- Recliner this FATHER'S DAY MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs County Churohes of Christ Men 's Fellows~lp will m eet at 7: 30pm . Mond8Y at the Middleport Church of Christ. TIJESDAY POMEROY - M eigs Local Chapter 17, O~E. will hold a special meettqg Tuesday at 7 p.m . at the Meigs Junior High School. Happenings ~W~~c~Eh__~.~at7~~~ble Sc~oot for the Syracu st~ com · m~nlty will be held at the Syracuse Presbyterian Church Monday through Friday. 9 a.m . to noon dally Everyone ls Wlilcome. HY SELL R~N - Vacallon Bible School at the H ySjl!ll Run Hnllness Churfh w lll be con · d~cted Monday, J_uly 20. thro ugh Ffiday, July 1, 9·.JO a.m. to noon d'lly. All area youth are Invited. ~-- RliTLAND - The l~ utland q1urch of tht Nazarene has announced yacatlon Bible Sqhooi (rom f'llonday ~hrough F)'lday, .June 211·24, at the chu rch tn Rutland . 'l')le event will be 11f!ld 6: 30 to 9 p.m . plghtly. Iljrector Fer~ Grimm reports t~at this yea"'s theme wlll be "The Family pf God,'' nd the dally scl)edu\e provl s for crllfts and rec!"'ation, a well as l•arnlng ex"'lrtences th tile ~lble. The pu~llr ls lnvt . For fltflher lnlofllatlon, 11 742· ~ ; I, ~r washfs plapned: CHES'q:R \!" 1be H4Jtop 4·fl Qvb will hQid • car wash ~lurday fro~ 10 a.m . tp 2 p.nl. at Rlohe~s Pi'~llln fta~lnf. T~e eve t 111111 be aclult· s~pervlf • , anp In _ case pi rain,. Will be wstpo~ed unt" aome tjme ln ~ujY. TIJPPERS PLAINS - Tqe 'fltppe!l Plains Ball Flel<l Im· ~roverr¥mt ComJ!1.1ttee wlll"pon, W a car wa•h to be held :!tlturday at H~wk'l Pellllll!ll ~taUon In Tuppers Plpinl. c;:ttarge wlll be ~~-~ per car. of his lifetime! poslor Clyde llendehon, paslco- emertlus. Sunday School, 9:30 . a.m., Glen McClung. Main St., Nell Proudfoot, pastor Blbk.> school, 9::lt a .m; morning worship, 10:30 a .m ., Youth meetings, 6 :J) p m . evening W(I"'Ship, 7: :lt p m Wednesday night prayer meeting and Bible study. 7:30 p m . 11iE SALVATlON ARMY , 1:15 Butternut Ave, Pomeroy. Mrs: ~ra Wining In charge. Sunday hoUnes5 meeting, 10 a .m .. Sunday Pt. Pleasant engine, power steering and brakes, automatic transmission, •• 0 N air condition, lilt wheel, cruise control, power windows and door locks, am -fm stereo, 8 track, rear defroster. WAS NOW _ I air conditioning am.fm stereo, 8 bucket seals, and console styled, road wheels. l~llllllllllllllllll••lll•llllllllll!l!lllllllll•• track, 1979 FORD'FAIRMONT · FUTURA !~d vb~.~~~~~·~u':::.":u~''7;!~~ smlsslon, air conditioning, am radio, new tires deluxe wheel coven. 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See Us First I T H E c 0 F1RST SOUI'HERN BAPI'tsr. Pomeroy Plke. David Hunt, pastor: Roger Turner, Sunday School Superintendent. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m .; mornln101 worship, 10: .JJ, """en.Jng wtrshlp, 7:30 p.m . Midweel prayer M p meeting, 7: 30 p .m . MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH, Old Dexter Rd., Dexter. Pastor Woody Call. Jr. Put <I' . Sunday SChoOl 10 a .m . SUnday E eYenlng SE.nice, 7 p.m.: Thursday ('V('nln2 · FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bailey service. 7 p.m . T I Run Road, Rev. T MIDDLEPORT CIIURCH OF CHRIST IN wa-shlp 7: :11 p.m. Wednesday prayer mee~tng 7::11 p.m. Mr. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO. Racine - Rev. James sanerfteld. paslor. Morntng W(J'Shlp9 : 4~ a .m .: Sunday Sctk:ol 10: e a .m .: eYenlng wa-shlp 7 p.m . Tuesdly, 7::11 p.m., ladie!!l (ra)ft' meeting. Wedn.l'lday, 7 :JJ p.m . YPE. MIDDLEPORT F1Rm' BAPTIST, Corner Sixth and Palmer, the Rev. Mark McClung. Sunday acOOol 9: 15 a m .; Dan White, Sunday School supt., Jolm Reibel, Sr., aut. sup( Morning Worship 10: I~ a.m. YOUih meeltng 7:ll p.m. Wednelday, Including wee tots, eager beavers, E 446-9800 Gallipoli ~.. Wednadly; pra)1!1' meetlni and Bible study, Wa.dly, .7::1J p.m . CHURCH OF CIIRIST, Mlddlepon, lith and Matn, Bob Mellon, minllter: AI Hanson. usodate minister; Mike Gerlach. Sunday SchoOl Super1nlenclenl. Bible School. 9::II a .m.: m<mtng wcnhlp, 10:.JJ a.m.; evenlng wtnhl.p 7 p. m. Wednelday Bl~ Study and youth aroop meftlnp, 7 p.m. ' MIDDLEPOHT CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE, \ ·- ~putors. Rev Cbarlea ())ylfo and RA>v. Nancy Coyle. BID While. Suridoy o<hoOI aupl . swmy o<hoOI. 9::.1 a.m.; morning w<ntUp, 10: :II a m ., Sunday ~lllttc .E I • m..ttng, 7p.m. Prayer ITlel!llna Wedllt!Oday 7 p.m. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY "bJ:i MEIGS OOUl'IJ'Y, RA>v. Wanda Jotwon, director; llarotd Jolwcro, dln!ctor ot ~·tlorl. ' IIARRIIONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN, WonldpSorvlce,9o.m.; ChurehSchoot,IO::Il a.m. . , MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN, lk:llool. 9 a.m.; MorlllnC wonlllp. lO:J'. -!INdy~. 10 a.m.: Btbll! 1111dy, 111undoy, 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE FIIIB1' tJN1TED PRESBY· TERIAN OIUrdL Cllurd!Sdlool, lO: !!I a.m.; na111JtC -utp.. U:!O a.m.: !INdy. ~:.,~a.m.: JwD and Sontor Hllh ''iiim:'.\NI) ......y.l p.m. • CHURal 01" GOD, PMU, RoY. Jolin Ev- ~ Ill a.m.:Cbun:h O t11o I 1 I Junior' utroanuts, and junJor and ~~en lor hlg_h BYF; cholr pract\ce8;.1lp.m. w R pastc:r. CHRisrlAN UNION, Lowreooe Manley, paBI(I"', Mrs. Russell Young, Sunday· School Supt. Sunday ' School 9:30 a.m. Evening I 0 N B A Emmett Rawson. Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday school, to a .m Sunday evening Sf'J"VVce 7 : ~ p.m ., Bible te~hlng, 7 : ~ p m. Thul"lday SYRACUSE MISSION.. Cht>rcy Sl., Syra. cuse. Services, 10 a.m . Sund8y, Evenln~ services, Sunday and Wednesday, 7 p.m . RIVERSIDE V. W. INC. Biver Road in complete AutomQtlv e '• -,wwHpUa.m.;~··­ U a.m.; !ltlndoy ....,. . - · 7 p.m.; A lattlei'S Jove Is one of IUe s greates t •Sunday JOVS Though a soo or daughter grows up on too QUICkly , there are wonoertul memon es ol many good umes spent together FattltHS deserve a national day ol hon· Ac~ 21·13 ·Monday Romans 121-21 or Looll how much they do lor their 1amt· has They leave home eartv each mornrng and come back tate , ohen trrecl Their 1011 rn ttte work places of the world proytdeS s hel· ter . lood , clothes, educatiOn and a great ·Tuesday I Connthians Wednesday evening you ng ladles auJdllary . 6 p.m. Wednesday family woch.slp, 7 p.m . HAZEL OOMMUNITY CHU RCH. Near Long Bottom. Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday sdiool, 9:l>a.m .: Worship lO::I.Ja.m : Prayer meeting 7:30p.m. Thur9day. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST, Comer Ash and Plum Leslie Ha ym a n. past« Sunday scln>l to a m ; Morning Worship, U a .m .; Wednesday a nd Salladay Evening serviCM, 7::lJ p m . MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH VNri'ED MJmiODIST ClllJRCH Fay S.U..,Illrecl<or NORTIIEAST CLUSTER Rev ..Sehlo• Johnson Rev. Richard Tholll08 Chw-c~ School 9 :II a m.. HEATH fMlddl{lpOt't\ - Chu('('h SchOOl 9:l:l a .m.: Worship, lO:.'Il a m.: Biblt' Study, Tuesday, 10 am.; UMW . second Monday , 7: :1) p.m : UMM. third Monday. 7· :1> p m MINERSVILLE - WOf1\ hlp Servl('fl, 10 a.m: Cllurch School. 11 am ; UMW, third Wednesday, 1 p m , Choir practlct' Monda y, . ~30~m PEARL OiAPEL - WorshJp Service. 10 a.m.: Church School , 11 a m., UMW. second Tuesday, 7:l>p.m. , UMYF iast Tuesday,7 .J) p.m. • POMEROY - Church School, 9 I ~ a.m.; Wors hip set"VVce, IO::M) a.m., Choir reheaN;al, Wednesday , 7·:J) p.m ; UMW, second TUes. day, 7' Xl p.m : UMW , las! Sunday,"' am .; UMYF. Sunday. 6 p.m. ROCK SPRINGS - Church School. 9· 1~ a.m.; WorshJp. 10 a .m.: B1blr Study, WM\eeda)', 7:lJ p .m .. UMYF !Seniors\, Sunday, 6 p.m .: (JunJon) . evrry other Sunday, 6 p .m. RUTI...AND -Church School, 9· 45 am.; Wonhlp, 11 a .m , UMW tE\'en l n ~ Circle ). second Wednesday 7 lJ p m., UMW, SECOnd Thunday, 1 p m SALEM CENTER - Church School, tO a.m.; Worship, 7 p m. SNOWVU..LE - Worship, 9 a m., Churctl ScOOollO a .m . SOU'IHEKN CLUSTER Be11. ~om"' M. tlarll .... Mark w. Fl .... .... Flon:ol« Smklo APPLE GROVE - Chw-cb SchOOl. 9 a.m.; Worship. 10 a .m . (first and thln:l Sundays): UMW, second Tuesday. 7::l) p m.: Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7 p.m BE'I1iANY - Worship, !I a m : Churctl School, 10 a.m .; Bible Study, Wednf'Sday, 10 a .m .; Dorca.s WOI'I'Iel'l 's FrUowshlp. Wedne&· day, n a.m. CARMEL - Church School, 9· )) a. m ; Wonhlp, 10:45 a.m ., S«''nd and fourth ,SUndays) ; Fellowship dinner w11h Sutton. lhlrd Thursday, 6:30p.m EAST LETART- Churth School. 9 a m ; Worshlp. 10a.m. tlf<.'Ond a nd rourth Sundays. UMW, lint TUe!day. 7::.1 p.m l.ETART FAILS - Worship, 9 a.m. , Church SCiml, 10 a.m MORNING STAR - WorshJp. 9.30 a .m .; Church Sthool., to::Jl a.m. ; Bible Study, lbul'lday, 7: :11 p m. MORSE CHAPEL - Church School, 9: :II a.m.; Wonhip, 11 a .m. POR'n.AND - Church Sc:OOol, 7 p.m.; 1\'<nhlp, 8 p.m.; UMYF, Wedlll'llday, 7:30 p.m. RACINE WESLEYAN - Chw-chSchooi.IO Wonhlp, U a.m.: UMW, fourth a.m .; -y7:30p.m.; HandnlaldenlollheLord. ttrst W - y . 7 p.m.; Men's Prayet" --~w~.7a. m. Slli'ION - Chw-cb School, 9::11 a.m.; mct1111nc worslllp, 10:~ a.m. (ftnl and lhlrd -l'l•: "-- - lhlnt1111nday, 1: :II p.m. with Carmel, KENO CHURCJI OF CHRIST. Oliver !lwalll, Suporla-. Sunday IChoOI 9:30 Lm.. every week. ~ CHRISTIAN UNION, Wtlll.uD cro.w, pulor. Sunday Sc:lloOI, t.:lla.m.; ....... . 7::1lp.m. W~II'IYtf ,_.,._ 7;30 p.m. I ,, 804 W Marn 9n 11 18 Pomeroy Fire & Equipment 12 12·31 • Wedntl!day oeat of happlness Above all , a rualla1her g1ves of hlfT'ISelf Ephesians 1 15-23 to those he rovtts through hts understand· lng , kindness, gwdance and encourage· """'Ou' r • Thursday Heavenly Father showed how much he cares lor each of us by send•ng his own beloved son to Jay down his l•fe lor us ttlal we might have eternal tif8 Find the 91rength for yOYr hie 1n the power ol that d1vtne love Worshtp this week Ephaslans 4 1·1B · Friday Colossians 115·23 • Saturdtty Sc•'ill"'"" •• '-':1«1 br 1"<1 Colo.sslans 2B· IQ - p 0 BEARWALLOW I!I OCE CHURCH OF CHRISI". Duane Warden, mln1St£'r. BlbiC" class, 9 XI am , morning worshi p, 10 .() a.m ; C'venin~ wors hip, 6 XI p m WC'dnC'Sday Bible study, 6::.> p.m NEW STIVERSVU.LE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Sunday School SCI'\Ik:'f', 9 45 a m .. Worsh.lp se-rvtce, lO JJ a .m : Evang£>1LStle Service, 7 :J) p.m . Wednffiday: Prayl'l' meeting. 7· :II p .m .. T hursday ZION CHUROI OF' CHRIST, P olllf'rov· Harrisonville Rd , Hober l Punt:•ll mlnlstf'r Slf"W' Stanley, Sund;ry !ll'hool supr Sunday school. 9: :1} a m : wcnhlp s£'rviet> 10 ;(I a m , Evening worshlp Su nday. 7 p m and Wednesday, 7 p m ST JOHN LUTIIERAN CHURCH. PlnP Grove The Rev Willia m Mlddh'SwaJ i h, P aslor. Churc h ser-v1('{'s 9· .ll a m Sunday School 10.30 a .m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRJ sr. Paul Prat1 , pastor Sunday S<'hool. 9 'lJ a m , L arry Hay nes , S. S. Supt ; morning worshi p, 10 :ll a.m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. RE"J lllomas H Collier . p,tstor. Martha Wolfe. Chairman of th(' Boa rd of Cttrlsttun ,_Lite. Sunday School. 9.30 a .m .. mornln_u worship. 10· l) a m.: Sunda yf'v(•nlng w or ship. 7:l> p.m Prayer meellng, Wf'dnesday, 7ll pm RACINE F1FL'rr BAPJ'I ST . Don L W.alkror Pastor, Robt>rt Smith, Sunday Schcol sup! Sunday School , 9 ll a .llJr.i. m01 ning wor ~ hlp . 10 40 w m , Sunday ('(to1ttn~ wm "-hlp, 7 p m , WN!n('Sjjay PVe nlng Blblro s tudv , 7 •1 •1 pm DANV ILLE WESLEYAN , Sunda y S<'hool 9.lla.m, mornlnJ( worshi p 10 <I ~ am , youth service, 6 <15 p m ., f"Vl'ning wors hip, 7 'VJ pm , WPdnesday , i ·.l:J pm Pt oyt•r a nd PraiSe. DANVlLLE HOLI NESS C HU RC H . locatf'd on Rout(' .125 bcfW('('n Vinton and Lcl nlr.)vl llf' Rev Ben Wans. pastor Sunday SrhOOI. '.:1 l l a m , Bobby Lambert S. S Supt.. Mornln,~:: Worship. 10.30 a m .: Children's Happy Hour 6: ~ pm. Prayer & Blblt' Sludy, 7·.11 pm MISsionary m~tln~ firs t Wf"d n~a y of f' <rf'h month 7· .'11 p m For lnform.1 t\on call :118-8467 SILVER R UN BAPTI ST, Bill l.\11lf'. pastor, Stl'V£' Ut tll', S S Supt Sunday school, 10 a.m , mQ rnln~ wors hi p. 11 a rn Su ndn y IPVenl np: wcnh.lp, 7 :k) p m . Prayt•r nwt•lln_u and Bib!(' study, Thursda y, 7: .l.l p .m ., youth ffl (.~tlng Wedn«.>Sday at 7 p.m. CHRISTl AN FELLOWSHJP CHURCH.38.1 N 2nd A'I£' •1Middlrpon Sunday Se hool. 10 a .m Sunday a nd W('dn{'Sd av EvC'nin.': Serv1res 7: ]) p.m . CHESTER CHURCH OF" COD. HC'v H E. Robinson, pas tor Sunday school. 9 l) a .m.. wocs h.lp scrvf('('. l1 11 m ; cven ln ~ Sf'f'V\C'(', 7 p m : youth servl('{' Wednesday. 7 p m LANGSVILLE C HRI~~riAN CIIURl"\1 . Rober1 E MWI.sffl', pastnr. S undaysc hool. 9 .ll a .m ; Paul MusJW>r , supt , mornln~ worshi p. 10·D am , Sunday even l n~ servlet:'. 7 p m , mid·llot'e('k service. Wt"di'I('S(jay, 7 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Til E NAZA· RENE - Rev Jam es B Kill!(', past or . Sherman Cundllf, supertntcJKH>nt Sunday School. 9.l) am .; Mornin(il; Worship 10 .ll a .m., Evantcelistlc !I('I'VIce, fi p m . Prlly('r a nd praise Wednl'6day, 7 p.m.; youth lllC('tin.Q:, 7 p.m. EDEN UNITED BRE'TiiR EN IN <."HRl<rr, Elden R. Blake, pas tor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Robert Reed, s up! ; M ornin,li! sermon. 11 a.m.: Sunday nlQ:ht ,servk'es. Christian Endeavoc. 7: ;JJ p.m.: SOng S('fVIC<'. f! p.m.: Preaching. 8.:J) p.m . Mid·wet:>k Prayer, meeting, Wednesday, 7 p.m . Alvtn Reed . lay leader. HEML.OCK GROV E CHRISTIAN , Roger Watson, pastcr: Crrn.'IOI'I Pratt . Sund.;y School supt. Momtn~ w on; hlp, 9 :l) am . Sunday school, 10 :IJ a .m ; evening service, 7:ll p.m MT UNION BAPTIST, RA>v. Tom Dooley; Joe Sayre, Sunday SchOOl Superlntenderlt. Sunday school, 9 . 45 a .m.; evenlna;t worship, 7. l) p.m . Prayer mi'E!ilnK , 7: )) p.m. Wednesday. nJPPERS . ,.,., ..: .~ Go11<• s..:,.,, ~ l ~l(-tef-e<1t ""'ifs...-.:. PLAJNS CHURCH OF CHRIST, Vincent C. Wat('rs, Ill , mlnisler; Herman Black,, superintendent. Sunday School 9::1) a. m.: cven lnA scr.1ce, 7 p.m.: Wednesday Bible School. 1 p.m. CHESrER CHUROI OF l l iE NAZA· RENE. Rev. HrrbeM Grate. puler Frank Riffle, supt . Sunday Sthool, !I :Jla.m W(nhlp II!J'Viee, 11 a .m . and 7:.JJ p.m . Prayer nwltng, W -y. 7::w:t p m. , LAUREL . CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH, Rev. Rotten MUier, pastor; Lloyd Wrll!hl. Director ol Christian Educalloo. Sunday School, 9:l) a .m ~ Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Choir Practlco, Sunday, 6::II p.m.; Evonln8 Won hlp, 7:30p.m. Wednesday Proyer and Bible Sludy, 7::.1 p.m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Charles Rullell. Sr .• rnbdater: RJck Macomber, supt. !Uiday ICbOoi. 9:30 a.m.: worship lf'r'Vlce, 10:30 a.m. Bible Sludy. Tuooday. 7::11 p.m. ltEORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS I:IIRIST OF lA'ITER DollY SAINTS, o-un..- w.N.emo . . . . _ ~' "'"' .. s~. !lot 11024 v. lliO& ""' Por1l uncl Ha C'in\' Hood. William Hou~ h . pas tor l.l ncta E\ans. c-h urch srhool dlnx·tor. f'h uJ'<·h sc hool ~~ JU a.rn . mnrnlng worship, 10 :111 am . WMnt>scl.ty f'\f'nlng prti,Yf'r S.f'I"Vk'f'S 1 .VJ I>rn nETill FII E M 11AP'T IST llf'v F:.u l Shu IN pa !i lor Wnrs hlp 'it~ l vkt• 9 l1 ·• m Sund<~ y school . 111 'II a m B lhlr Srud ~· .and p ra :,.·('r sf'rvkf' Thursday. 7 :Vl p rn CAH L ETON C' HU RC'H , Kln~rs bury Road B rot h<'! Mat ton Williams. p..tstot Sunda v school, 9 30 a m Ra lph C'm l, s Up(1i nt(•tulf'n l . Rut la nd , Ohro4 577S l'\' ('flin~<: W(l W1>dn t:.~d uy. s hl p, 7 :J} p 7. ~ ~ . m 111 Pt .t\1'1 m t>t'H n ~. LONG BO'I·roM C' HRIS'Tli\N, Kt•n K PUt•r , pastor Wall:l ('t' Darm'Wood, Sutxlav S(·hool Supt Wor ship <;t' t"V\('(' <119 a m Blblr S(·hool til Hm HY SELL ~WN HO LI Nt-:SS(l iUIK II , H('\ Thrrcon Durh<~m . p.l s tot Su nduy School at 9 ,l) a.m .. Mom !n.'!, wor ship .t l \U. ,!O a .rn Sunday rv{' n \ n~ sr r v it>t> .rt 7 JJ p rn. l'hursduv services a t 7 JU p rn I"HE I_: I X)M <;uS PFL MI S.<.;ION nl Bald Knob , IOt 'a lf'<i on County H01ul II Hf'\ LawrNlCP {i\uc'SC'rwllmp. past or; IU>v Hc~RM Willford .• t ~'lis ta nl pn~ l nr Prf'. lr hlng s ••rvt r~, Su nd.t \ 7 : ~1 p rn Pl',lyr r m('('l\n).! WMinf'Sd.ty 7 ,' \0 p m l.nry Cri111tll . le,rdet Youth gr oups Sundd y C'vl'nhlJ!. f, .Yip m with Hoger and Vlolf't W ll lfotd a ~ lcurlP'I S. Com munion "f•rv kt· fh -.t SurKI.ty P.H h rnunt h Wlll'I'F "S ('I! A!'i-:1. roni\'IIIP HD Ht•\' Hoy Dt..:•tt'l' , !J.I~It•J Sundil y Sl houl9 )) 11 m , wor ship st•r'Vl<~'. 10 ''I:J ,, m Billie> studv .md prayt'l SN VH'{' Wt>dm'Sd,IV, 7 :fl pIn R lJI'LAN D I 'IIU Hl'll OF' CIIHI ST nan Monlux. pa srm, 11111 ~if' hnl soo , ~ unda v school supt S unt.1 ~1 y !Whool 9 ~ :1 rn .. mornln£ wot"N hlp and c;o mmunlon . Ill .10 a m RlJI1 .AN D RIEIL E: M ET II OD\~1 ·- A rna; Tllll'i, past or. So nny Hudson ~up t Sundav sc·hool 9· lJ it rn M ornln,g wors hip 10. ,ln a .m Sunday evrn ln~ .<;erv1<'(". 7 IKI WNlnfflday even!n,g scrv lct• i !11 p m . WMI'O r-"rngntm . 9'110 ,, m t'flf'h Sunda) morning Ro1X'1 1 Sml<lc rs. pa stor Don Will, Ia\ \rodl'r LO<'UI<'dlnTrxn.s Communltv off CR !12. Sundav school tt .ll a .m ; MornlniZ wors hip sen •lcf' 1{)· 4!l am . CHRIST CHURCH Hf'v E'V<'nl!li: Pl'rar hlng SC'I'\'It'f' S(''<'ll nd tm d f n1111h Sunda ys, 7 :JI (l ,m . C'hrlsll11n Emll'll\ 01' fh ~t and tlllr'd Sunda ys 7 :u p m Wr'<int'SCI,I\ prayer mC'C'Iina and lliblr s tu d~. 7 )) p m .JEHOVA H 'S Wl1 NF.S."\, Ti.111l ~ I ni P Uouh' l24 lOne mllP l'<t.'ll of Hut!J1nrlt 'i unda v OlbiP \('('1UI'f' '.:J •:JJ 11 m , W,llf' htm";"' "tudv 1t1 :l(l a m . Tut'Sday Rlh\f' .. ructv 7 'll p m . Thf'(X·r<t!lr School 1 ''l:l p.m . St>r\'IN' MN'Ii n~. R 111 p m l"HU1101 OF C:QD OF PIWPHEC' Y. Loca!rd on lhf' 0 J Wh itt' Roud t) lf hl~hWll\' HiO Pur ll£'n~ on . JXISIOt Su ml:n St: hool ttl am ( 1a.'lscos fot all tl~t'S . J unior Chu r('h 11 IYl, MOT nlnJ! Wor~ hl p. 11 00, Adult C hoi r practk'f' 6 00 p m Sundnv l 'ou n)l Pl•oplt' s Chlldrf'n"s C'hun·h uml Adult BlbiP Stud v W('(incsday at 7. ,1} p m HO PE BA.PnS"l'OI /\Pt--:1. - ~7t) ( ; ru nt St . Ml<kiiPJX,~t t, Sundav School, 10 .t.m . morn i n~ wrnhslp, II am , <•vrntng wot shl p. 7 p m WPdrwsdav rvl• nln~: Rl blr stud\' and p1 nH' I mf'('(ln~ 7 p m 1\flll\.l!t'(t wtrtt SouH1t'TTl Bapl l'il Com-f•nl!on BRADFORD Olll HCH 0 1' {"I !11 1ST Statf' Houtf' l:H <~n d ru untv Ho,Hi 'I M ,u k ~'\'f't'S, mlnls tc••, Sund t\\ s;_.l1o.1l Supt . S !t'vt • Plt'kf'ns S um1a~ school 'I :10 ,, 111 mo• nlnt-( WUTs hl p. , IO :10 <l m t•wnlnfo: 1\ ors hlp 7 p 111 Wf'dn('S<ia y WOI ship 7 p Ill .JU BILE F. C HBISTIAN n NTFH C.cor•_up's C'l't'f'k Hom! Hev (' I IA• m iP\ pas tor. Paul Pnotr, C'h urt'h S.·huul Sup. •r h1 Thur-sday lC'ndcn l Chul'C'h sc · fv ~ •l . m ('\ f'ni TTFl " I 'T"Vk t '. 7 pIT\ Blblf'S tucly, Wt-d nl'Sd,ly, 7 {(lp 111 Cl,tSSj >s fot Wbf SI\Ip. iU ,1(\ 01 nil a~f'S ST P AUL LUTHE IMN CHU HCH < m twr of Sy<•nm orf' n nd S(>omd Sis . I 'nnu1 ov I hC' Hf'v Willia m Ml cldh>swtlrl h l'a:-1o1 suntl.a\' Sc·hnol 111 9 -1!) u m tmtl ( hu n h ~·t 'V k1 ·~ 11 pm mus ic. 7 p m . MAS()~ 1\S..\:.iEMOI. Y O F COD . Dud{ll lll;l Lanr. Mason, W Va R('v . Honnll.' B Ho~'. P a~ t()' . Sunday School 9: -\5 a m .. Mo rntna- Worshi p I I n m Evr nlna Sl•n•in • 7 :•1ll.m wron n~da y Womf'n s Mlnl ~ 1tit os ~~ n m . tm('('tinJZ and prayer I. Pravf'r a rvl HlbiP Study 7 p.m . HARTFOitD C'HU rH 'I I o r ri/H I ST IN C HRI ~'TlAN UNION . T hf' Ht·v WJIIIdm Ca mpb£'11 pao;t or Sunda y Sctwl, 9 JO am, James HuFihes sup! , ('Ve nin ~ st•rvk'f', 7 l) p m Wedn.:sd ay ('Vt.• n!n!( pr.tyt•r m(.ot•!l njil, 7 :.lp.rn Youlh pra yt' l st•rvic•t• r•,•t•hTur'5<1ay. FAIR VI EW BrBI.E CI-IUHCll. L.f'tan , W. Vu .. I , Mark lrwtn, pas!or Won~hlp n1. sei'VICI'S, 9:30 R.m . , Sunday School, 11 a m , ('\l('ni nlil: wocshlp, 7 l'l p m 'tuesday rona~{' pray('r m{'el' lnl'l and Bi bl e s!udy 9 .10 a m Wo~ hlp S(>f'\IJC(\ Wl'dncsday, 7:ll p.m OUR SAVIOU R LtrrHERAN CHURCH Walnut and H<'nry Sts .. Ravcn~wood. W. Va , The 1~ . Georac C. Wc lrk' k. tXIstor . Sundny &-nool. 9 :II a .m .; Sunday worh.'llp, II a rn . CALVARY BIBLE CHUHCH now local~ on Pomeroy Pike. County Road ~ ~n f'ai" f'latwood..'l Hcv BJ ac-kwood . 11outor Servlt'<"' on Sunday at 10· :IJ a m a nd 7 .}') p m wlttl Sunday school 9 'JJ am bibl<' study, Wf'dnl!!'lday, 7· :1) p m FAITH FELLOWS HIP CRUSADE f--oR CHR IST - St Rt An tiquity Pas tor, llf'v . F'ra nklln Dlckeps. Sunday rnorn1ng , 10 a .m. Sunday ewnln Q:, 7:30p.m . ThursdayPvcnlnl'l, :m. 7:ll p.m STIVERSVIJ.LE: CO MMU NITY BAPT IST CHURCH. Pas tor R.obc.>n Byers Sundny School 10 a.m.; Worsh!p J it'rvlc.'l' 11 u .m .. Sunday E'Venlng service. 7:.tl p.m : Wcdnes-day evening servtce. 7: )J p.m INDEPENDENT H'O LJNt~iS CHU HCH, Inc. - Paul Sl. , Mlddlt'p0r1 . Rf!v. O'Dell Manley , post<r . Sunday SchOol. 9 :It a m : Morning wors hip 10:30 a .m.. ~ning wcr· ship , 7 .ll p m . 'I'urosday, 12: :tJ p m WoiTI('n ' s prayer rnet'tlng; Prayer and !Taise service. Wednesday, 7· :n p m RUTI.ANO APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Elder Ja mC!I Miller. Bible study, WedneKlay, 7: l) p m .. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Sunday night servia.>, 7:30p.m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS - Harrisonville Road. Earl Flelc:b, past<r. Henty Eblin , Jr., Sunday School SUpt. Sunday School9::ll a .m .; Morning Worsttap 11 a.m.: Sunday t"Yenlng servl~. 7:l> p.m .; Prayer Meeting. Wedn...Say, 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF CODJay Clark. pastor; Worship ll'IVice Sunday, 10:00 a .m.: SUnday """tce..7:.~. p.m. ~ehool, r.tn nn.• CC' D C'hiSSf'S 11 a m Su nday V ll "l'QRV 11AP'I'JST - "1:l"1 N ! rul "\t . Mlddh,.rur I Ja rm'i F Kt'l'SI't ', jMt ~tu T ~urlCI IY rnurnln~o~ wur shi p, Ill" m , Pvt•n l n ~ st•r-vi<'l' , 7 p rn • W1>dmosdny !'\'t<nhtR worslrlp 7 p m VL<; \Intlan T h urstla}'. h .Ill p.m 'nUN ITY C IIHI ~IIAN ASSEMBLY , Cunl vUl f' ~· hool . r. llht•rr Spl•nt'f'T', pa!'1 1or Sunt\.1\' !I :Ill a Ill : rnonlln ~ S('I'VIc't•, II 11 111 Sunel:. v I'Vf'fl lns,: ~t'V I f, ', 7.:ll 11 rn , mllll-l.t>l'k l)l':JYt'l M'I'Vkf' Wf'(lm>sdn y, 7 .l.l ll.nl MOUNT OUVF: COMMUNITY t 'lll JH('Jl l .awrf'nt'P Rus h. p.1stor: Ma x l'nlrnf'l' SJ SuPf'rlnlt•nlk'nl Su nd a~· S..·hOol d iHI mo rnln ~: wor'ihlp. ~~ .1 1 a m Sun<ln v t".'t'n l n~ !il''l"\ 11~ · 7 p m . Youth tnt'f'lln ~ and lllhiP -;Juct v TliE DAILY SENTINEL M idcii C'PIH I p , ,ll lt' l n" 0 - .. •, \1':. '• ~ t•i Womf'n's FPil fm~hlp '1\lf'Sd ,n ·s 10 .t rq \\'t-dne-.ti n\ ni ght pt <~H' T "'"~'' k'' · 7 11 p rn FAITH BAPTI ST CHt iH:l'tl M,tMlil , H11't'l at lJnllt"'ll St.-..:•1 Wnt kt•t-.; Unlnn tl ,, \1 , lt,t[ h oml S tt'>t' l. M,1son M01nlng wurshlp 11 .10 a rn Su nd [l\' SdiOtll l!l 'II) .tilt F' vl•nlng St•t-..•lt't'. 7 p m P t.t\ t'l lllt~ •tlrrg Wt-.;huosd ,l\' , 7 1(1 p 111 Mldu t't.'k Bllllt • Stta h , l'h ur sd a~ 7 p rn I•'O!H:s'l' HUN lli\P'J'IS'I - Ill'\' Nv lt• llQtdPn . Jl;Tt.:lnt ('tllnr•ltu~ lllt11C'h -. up.' t1n lf'lldt•n! Sti!Kia\ S\'htllll 'I '10 ,1 !ll , ~'('( tnd ,uJd fou!'lh Sund.t vs. v,ot"!': hlp St'l'' ln.• ,\I !. Ill p 111 1\.fl" MOH.l r\ l-1 Bi\I'TJs-1 - Fnurth ,tn(l M.tln sr". Mld cllt'J)c:n r HPv \ ·.tlvtn Minnis P: t'> toT Mrs I• lvl n numg.trth1t't . sup! Su ndav S~ hOt11. 'l .10 a 111 .. 1\111s hip sf'r v lr t-'. JIJ:.i~ am S(ll l 1'11!-.l tN 111\P'Tl!-.1 ' CHU RC!l , Hnul<' \ ShndP I ' . a ~ h lt . Do n B I Hc ~ Mrtllal1~ Willi Sou thern B.npt!SI t'O il \'(' lll lon Sund ay :i''hooL· t · .~J p m. Surtdav \\tu·s hlp i .11 j>.m Thtn <:>c \a ~ t'\'t' n in g Bll rlt' -.turly 7 pm t•f-:N'I'I- l '( )S' I'A I. r\SS I "MlU \' H,tdnl'. Hnuh' Il l Wlll lo1111 lloh.u k pa'ilul ~ undnv 11U itLJN C. II r\M ~dltM~ Ill .1 m Smitl :tv t '\ <'n l n ~ ~l' t \ lt"' ', i p m Wt 'llno... r\. 1:'1 • '\ Nt ln ~ ..,.n it'' i CAI!I't: N I"J" IC BAI"T IS'I Dun Su pl Suncl.n S.·li<ll ll 11 Ill :1 111 \\'Ill s.hlp II\ It\ ,I Ill f ' t .I I l I S... 'I v\1 1' p 111 ( ht •. ttlh' i\lo tnltl..: t il PI 1\,t!t• Su m!.• ~~ :\11J)J)I.I·.I 'O i ll I ' I·. 'HI \1 1!-." 11\1 '11llttl tllP Ht•\ I l. tt k 1\n k••t jl.l :;lt•r ( ' 11 1 Nt•llitl)!h,ull S Uiklll \' Sdluol Sup! 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V \U I\.'"1 1 \II IIH'I( , 1)., 11. 1\tl U Kat r , S t , ~J.l -. t !lt S tmd,IV .tilt ' ! ntK itl 'trV IIt'~ :.1 Ul , l'h u r ~dll\ I' VI'Il\1\ ~ " l'l \ '11'1 Wf't lnf'St.loy, 7 p m UNITED FAJTII ( '\ll JIW II - \l,•uh- inn I'Omf'rO}' bypass !lt •v Ho hl •rt S m ith S r 1 II FIH SI'I IAI " I IST( 'IH II(I II . M, I!--OII W \ ',1 j-W:tSI OI", Sumlll' I'VI'TT ill).( '.t'l \ h't', 7 . ~1 p 11 1. -,.,;,, \ ,. 1 lllt't 'tlllj.l :ttll l l i lh)p SllJCI\ \\l d llt ... ll. l \ 7 .Iii .Ja m es Cundiff a ...~t~ l . w t po~ -.! nr ~:huu l, 9 Jl .l rn , m or nln~ W ill "' hl p Hf'\' s unduy 10 :til a m , t>vt•nl n ~ 14or,.hlp, 7 'l l pnt l ',l'lt•r, IIIII Murphv S uutl .n Sl'l~~~l Jtt ,1 111 jl !11 ~ : VI'I \'IJI\1 ' Wl'll~l\1 11' Semtonette As W C' celebra te F'athC'r' s Day . our l hough! s I um to lllP not Inn of fatherhood and all thai II means. Humanly , fat her hood Pnablrs an lnrll v~du u l 10 know a th ~pe r dimension of his maleness Coopera ting with t he hy:!Vmlv 1-"o~ lhP r , the eart hly F ather helps Issue forth a new life, alncw Cll'atlon In man's hi story . 1bls new existence Is nut just another buildin g. a n<'w Invention. a n Innovation of so mP pur'f'ly m a tf' t'ltt! thing, this is a crea tion of a pet-son destined for eternal life- d citize n fot th<' eu 1 t h as well as !01· heaven. Hopefully, we all contlnu<'IU grow. and In that dPvefOpment, the m ystery of who we arr cmergps mot'f' ancl m ore. Fatherhood Is another· step In uncove t·lng the m ys tery of who we are. of wha t Is our Identity. The Christian looks 10 I he heavenly Fill her to"'<' w hrot genuine fatherhood entails. Our understanding from Scriptu res Is of a F ather who loves, forgives, heals, has power, and ls Compass ion. In our human existence, we experience lhe F'alher with tile " human qualities " of loving, protecting, being fait hful to a covenant !promise), trusting and carlhg. We obS()rve the mot herlv tr ait s of gtvlng birth. nurturing and sustaining llfe • Fatherhood, then, ls nol a mere biologica l Intervention . no t a "macho man" Illusion. but a stage In the p10cess of life whete a r eal understanding of fatherhood embraces aspects of maleness and femaleness In one person. While there Is power. th<•n• is tenderness: while there Is strength, Ihere Is gentleness; whlle lhcn ·ls disc ipline, there Is m ercy, and whlle there Is challenge, therr Is comfort. And so on. As we tum toward Jesus to understand more d('('ply the Fathet· and fatherhood, the Christian underst ands that .Jesus reveals Himself as a son ln so far as He does the will of the Father . Our own sonshlp aod dauglltersi)Jil.emerges as we follow the path of ,Jesu s. This enables us to !mOO' Him and the path to the Father. The F ather reveals Himself to us ln solar as we experience the followtngof J esus as an open road that moves mankind 's history forward and opens up a,future and nurtures a hope In spite of sln and hlstorlcallnjustlcc. If ls through· that expetience thai we sense that love ls the ultimate meaning o! exJstence and !eel an unquenchable hope arise wltllln us -a hope against hope - even all! wells up from and In t he midst of suffering. II has been said that the best tiling a father can do lor hlsclllldren ls to love their mother. That ls true as lt goes. May we add that the ultimate best thing a father can dolor his children Is to know and love Jesus who shows us the way to the Father. There we will find thal true fatherhood means giving blrtll and sustaining llfe, loving and caring. - Msgr. Anthony Glannamore, Pastor, Sacred Heart Cl!urcll, Pomeroy. . ' U a.m .: wtnhlp W~esday A n t i•J n~· mnr t• Ph 99'l rM:"IR Saltu(l ,, v Pvt •nl n ~ M tl"" 7 'I) p m . Sund ay MMJ"' H ,, m :~n d 111 t t m Co nff'!l.'lk•llli on.-· tm lf h<lUr t.•fn n • PM il M ,t._,. HLJI'J.AND f' HtJ IH'H 01 ' TII F NI\ZA RF:N F.. Rf'v l.loyd n r. r1mm Jr . I),U" Ior Sunday ~hool , 9 :(1 11 rn , wn r ~ h l p :-.n 'V I('(' 10 30 am., you ng: pcopll'' .'l ~·• viet· . n p m Eva n)l:f'il">_lk st•rvi<'f', 6 :ltl p nt W1'tlm~ lay st•rv lt·, .. 7 p m MASON CHU HCH O F ('J I!HST , Millf' T Sr , Mason, \\' Va F.:uj:wnt• I. ('onw•r, mlnl'i tt' r Sunday B!t1ll' Study, 10 a m . Worsh ip 11 :1 m and 7 p.m W(l((nt>srla y 811111' StudY. VOt' ili 11 '10 ,, m , mo 1nln ~ SAf'IIF'D HF #\H'I. ,\1-.._,, S.l iCS e n d Sent re f' J Wm " S ilt ' Brow11 , Ow n er Ph one ( 6141 741 , 777 \ng, 7: ll p m . Mr. HERMON UN! f ED DRF:"IHHEN l~ prayet" meet· '• I' ot Co lumbu s, 0 Attend Church this Sunday ~ ALFRED - Nationwid e In s. Co. Serv•ce Locust & Beec h 991·9'11 Middl e port ltOO E . Main ,, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT, .' ELLIS & SONS SOHIO & Sec11ona1 nrst air conditioning , am radio, good 1977 FORD THUNOERBIRD 992· 3321 Modular Homes Worship, 11 a .m .; UMYF,6: l>pm. UMW. School, 10:30 a.m. Sunday ScOOol. YPSM 1111rd TUesday, 7 30 p.m . Community rtrsl Sunday Eloise Adams, leader. 7: .JJ p.m., salvation CHESTER - Worship 9 a m.. ChUJ'('h meeting, var1ous speakers and music speSchool10a.m. Bible Study. Thursday. 7 p.m cials. Thursday- U:.JJa .m . to2 p.m .. Ladles UMW, Rrst Thursday, 1 p.m .: Communion Home League, members In charge, au wcmen l,nvtted: 6:45 p.m. Thursday, Cof11S !trst Sunday. JOPPA - Worship, 9· :JJ a m : Church Cadet Class !Young Peopte-Bible). 7::11 p.m . School, lO::JJ a.m . Bible Study, Wed~ y. Bible Study and Prayer l'ftf.letlng, open to the 7:.1l p.m . pubUc. WNG BCYITOM - Church School, 9.lJ BURLINGI'ON SOtmfERN BAPTIST . a.m.; Worship, 7 p m , Bible Study. Wednes· CHURCH,Route1 , Shade BibleSchool7p.m day, 7::JJ p.m ., UMYF .. Wednesday, 6 p m ; Thursday; worship !le!'Vtce 8 p.m. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF Communion Flrst Sunday REEDSVILLE: - Church School, 9 lJ CHRIST, :m W. Main St., 992-5235. Vocal a.m ; WOrship 11 am. music. Sunday worship 10 IJI.m.; Bible study TUPPERS PLAJNS ST PAUL - Church 11 a m ; wcrshJp, 6 p.m . Wednesday Bible School, 9 a .m ., Wors hlp,lOa .m , Btble Study, study, 7 P.m. OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRI!ITIAN Tuesday , 7:30p.m.; UMW, lblro TUesday, 7 lJ p.m.; Communl~n first Sunday . CHURCH - Clifton Lucas, pastor. Sunday School 9: XI a.m . Mrs. Worley FranciS. supt. CENTRAL CLUSTER Preaching services and third SUndays Rev. Slanley W. Merrilleld loUowlng Sunday School. Youth meeting Re\1. Rlcllard Ro&hemlch every Sunday, 7:l> p.m. Be11.-..E. IIob....., GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Rev. Robert Rider, Jr Preachlflg 9:lJ a.m.. firSt and second ASBURY (Syracuse)- Worship. 11 am .. Sundays or each month: third and fourth Church SchOOL 9· 4~ a m.: Chargt> Rlbl £' Sundays CII.Ch month, worship 5ei"Vtaos at 7· :JJ Study, Wednesday, 7 :IJ p m , UMW nrst p.m. Wcd.nesday f'\/enlngs at 7· :JJ p m . 'l'uesday, 7· :J) p.m : Choir Rehearsal , wro. Prayer and Btble Study. I'IE'5day, 6::Jl p m , U MW. fourth Sunday, 6 :l> SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mulbercy pm. Heights Road, Pomeroy. Michael Plan ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a m ; Chw-ch koWsk1, pastor; Rita White, SS.bbath SChool School, 10 a . m" ~ Blbl«.> Study Tuesday , 7 l) Supt . Sabbath SchoOl is at 2 p.m. on Saturday p m., UMW. First Monday, 7· lJ p.m ., with worship servtces totlowlng at 3: 15 p .m . UMYF , Sunday. 6 p.m Choir rehearsal, 6 XI RUTI.AND FIRST BAPftsT CHURCH p m. Wednesday. Sister Harriett Warner. Supt. Sunday School. F1..A1WOODS - Church School, 10 a .m ., 9:ll a .m .; morning W(X'Shlp. 10:45 a .m . Worship, 1 a.m .; Bible Study, Thursday, 7 POMEROY FIRST BAPI'IST, David p.m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. Mann, mlnl!lter ; WOllam Snouffer, SUnday FOREST RUN - Worship, 9 a .m.; Church School supt. Sunday School, 9 :II a m ., School, 10 a .m .: Choir Practice, Tuesday. 6 XI Morning wcnhlp 10 l) .m p.m .: UMW. flrSt'I'uesday. 7 XI p.m. Pomeroy Bridge . V -8 c M p E T I T prices from 4 dr. limited tu-tone paint, 4 cyl. am-fm radio, air conditioning, while side wall tires . WAS NOW 1 0 a.m.: evening service 7 p.m.; m1d·week service. Wednesday, 7p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 3:!l E. Main St., Pomeroy. Sunday serv1ces Holy Communion on lhe ftrst Sunday of each month. and combined With morn1ngprayer on the third Sunday. Mornlngprayerandsennm on aU other Sundays of thr month Church School and nursery care provided. Coffee hour ln the Par:lsh HaU lmmedlately foUowtng the servlao. POMEHOY CIIURCH OF CHRIST, 2U W. supt.; morning WOI"!Ihlp 10:.JJ 1980 BUICK SKYLARK brakes, automatic transmission, F•nest WAID CROSS SONS STORE Spe<iol This Sunday: Veal Cutlet with Mushroom Gravy, Mashed Po, tatoos & Gravy, Corn, Hot Roll and Beverage .. .... ...... ... Only '3.95 E The JR1 , 1, Reed sv tlle , Oh . 985·3944 Pom ero y Pomeroy 992·2955 TIUNITY CHURCH. RA>v. W H ~'orrin, past..-; Debbie Budc, Sunday ScOOol sup<. Church ScOOOI 9 15 am., wcnhlp servtce lO:lJ am. Choir rehearsal, Tuesday 7:l> p.m ., under dlrectlotl ot Allee Nease. GrocenesPOMEROY CHURCH OF TiiE NAZA· General Merchand. se RENE, Cornerpastor Union Glen and Mulberry, Rev. .__...__ _ _ _Rae me_ 949· Vtrgtl Byre<, McClung, assl. __ _2550 _ _ _, HOURS: Mon .,Sat. Open at 5 . Sun. 11 a.m . to 2 p.m . DODGE 024 4 cyl. engine, power steering and Prescriptions 1lt. S Second 214 E. Main . 992 -Sl 30 Pomeroy engine, power steering and brakes, automatic transmission, T H VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. ·s ~!!! v P?nuwoy, Ohio (fORMERLY BRIAN'S STEAK HOUSE) 8 Miloa1rom Pomeroy SWISHER &LOHSE Supplies KERMIT'S KORNER REST AU ••onty .~~~C.'3 m . John F . Futtz. Mgr. Ph. Hl·llOl ,;.·-~ a.ontiNG IIMJSE 'l·~·~ & SeMcef·!'•'!P* activity, are Invited to contact Ruth Powers at the Pomeroy Library and stPucture a program for area children. For more information on any aspect o f the summer plans. phone ell her of the llbraries at 992,5713 or !)92-0813. Ph .. 304 ,675 , 6276 Ollie~ NEW YORK honc:ly w ell recl•ner The puce'> Very affordable when yov cons t~r 11'l comtorr , and how •mportant Dod ~ ~ 1979 FORD THUNDERBIRD Heritage, tu, tone blue, The .17th anplversary of the Middleport BusJ"ess and Professional Women s Club wUI be observed Mond~y. al a picnic to be .held at 6 p.fll . at the home of Mrs. Alwilda Werner . Those attending are to take a covered dish a~d their own table service. 1be bfverages wlU be provided . New pfflccrs are to be Installed. ... the one great gift . One specool Fo•her's Day preUin • ~V' more rhon o kQnd. lut o f neclo.l<es con E~ooUy when rhol present '' o lo · Z Boy reclme• It\ handsome look~ ore alway~ '" \tyltt wl'lethe.- you choose o wersoi<le rode.- -red•ner oro 62 Chester GIFTS Middle-! H Molt • At . .. MEIGS TIRE 8.\r1 • '-j MIDDI.£PORT . 10)1( SlORE some craft, entertainment, or source. The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. AUCTION SERVICE MARK V STORE ~ ' For A Real Auctton • t.-l<'I•'"0 rh"eMac Real McCoy ' " McCoy \ ~ CENTER, INC. LA-Z·DOY® wish may have their faces made up like mimes. Gwenyth Arnold, Portsmouth chlldren' s librarian, is scheduled for the "June 29 program. · The talented storyteller will weave tales lor children of all ages, at the Middleport Library . 1 But OVAL r esource sharing · doesn't provide a II the enrichment needed for the summer months. Volunteers who have a specialty 1n change which the Ohio Valley Area Librar ies have been operating, to help ease the burden of providing these services. Various llbrary personnel plan and perform programs at other llbrarles ln the chain, resulting in a trade of OVAL creativity and work . The local "resource sharer" Is Madhu Malhotra, who gives young people a taste of her native culture of India In her presentation. Meigs ha s schedu led _ two of these programs. The Tuesday event w ill he presented by Liz Walton . Wellston children's librari an, fe aturing several pantomime skits and a briel history of pantomime. Audience participation will be a large pan of the program , and children who . and Church Everypody chip in and give Dad a genuine ·Library has programs beginning The Daily Sentinei-Page--7 0 . Church & Calendar Pamerov-Middleport. Ohio 77 6 > fXf'ERIENCf lllf JOY Of Ri:LIGION- ~ Spires Birth ·Girl Scout day camp scheduled at Kiashuta The Meigs Cou nty gtrl scout day 2amp has been set for July 1.8-22, at Camp Klashuta near Chester, Harold and Rhea Norrts. camp directors, announced today. The camp Is open to all girls of Brownie age (6 and aboye) through hlgh school. Belngaregisteredscout Is not required. Emphasis of the camp this year will be on fun through learning about an outdoor way of llfe. Day sessions will be held !rom 9 a.m. to 3 p m ., with overnights for the Brownies ln the cabin on r.ldurrt:':,!fd~,- Friday, June 17, 1983 F'olneroy-Middleport, Ohio • ' �Page-S-~ Qai!y Sentinel Friday, June 17, 1913 . Graduate honored wi~h special dinner Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Powell, Racine, honored their grandson, J erry Wolfe, with a reception fpllowing bacca laureate at Southern Hig h School. On d isplay were pictures , awards, a nd other symbols of his accomplishments throughout· his school years ln a place designated "Jerry's Corner ." • Hors d 'oeuvres, ham, salads, and m ini s in re plicas of dlplomas, books a nd graduates were served to the gu ests. Altending were the honored guest's pa rents a nd siste r, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wolfe and Aimee, Mrs. Eula Wolfe, Mr . and Mrs. Andrew Manning , Mrs. Oval Diddle , Mr. and Laura! Cliff news·--------~ Attendance at the Free Methodist Churcl! SUnday. June 2. was 100. Choir members present w~ nine. A spedal song was sung by Pastor and Mrs. MDier. The Bible SchoOl ,w as held five days at the church. Average attendance was 90. A program was beld at the church Sunday evening whlch wu very . good ahd well Mrs. TOll) Diddle and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Olddle. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolle, Mrs. Carolyn Adanns, . Mr. and Mrs. Carol Norris, Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Wolfe and granddaughers, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoback and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Willford and daugthers, Todd Mugrage, Terry Patterson, Melinda Hill, John Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hill and famlly. Following commencem ent, hls parents entertained with a cookout a t thelrhome forfamlly andtrlends. The graduate wiU be e ntering Hocking Technical College In Septem ber where he wiU study recreation and wildlife. Charles Va ughan, forme r restden! of Pomeroy, was awarded a Bachelor of Science (nursing ! degTloe by the Regents Externa l Degree P rogra m of The University oflhe State of New York on June 17. The Regent s Exlernal Degree Progra m , a n a lterna tive college degi'f'e-granting progra m : provides an opportunity f~ adults to conlinue lhe lr education according to t h~i r Individual pla ns. E sta blished by the Regents In 1970, the progra m has awarded more than 20,000 degrees a nd currently enrolls approxima te ly 18,(0) a dults from New York State as well as from the rest of the country and abr oad . The degrees Include associate and baccalaureate degrees in the a rts a nd sciences, business, a nd nursing and are conferred by the Board of ·Regent s. Chester community news_______ I ence was pu rchased . Officers' reports were given after Caryl Cook had the opening prayer . An offering was taken, and pen sketches on the Ramsels working with the Indians and the Morris family in Zaire were given by Margaret Bailey and Marla Foste r. A paper on Hispanic women was giv en by Jane Snouffe r and Mrs. Bailey dedica ted the Iqve gift offering. A circle of praye r closed the meeting with refreshments being served by Mrs . Foste r and Audrey Young. 11w fi nal :;lx WPt~ ks . gradJ ng pcl'lod hornr roll of ThP Mlddlt.'Port r·: l('t'Tlcnla ry SC'Ixlol hHS tx'f>n announcX!<I. Making a grade of B or a i X>Vf' In all Their suhjN.'Is To tx> namro fo I he roll wPrr: · F irs! 1-'T'Bdf' - Ry an C'..onde, Amity DlxOfl, ( 'had Du rw::an, P.rl n Har per, Thrry King, Todd ·McJ>ud t>, .ll-ss lr <t Mltchf.~l . D anlcll r. Scot, Cora See, An.'lle Seldenable, Mendy Sla vt n C'hrl'\S}' Tayler, I<C\'hl Wholrey, J!ll Blake: F~· tt1 Bu.'ikl rk.Terlca Cogar, Tom Cremeans. Tony Dav is, M eg;m Eva ns, Jennifer F'lnk, Ma!l llW.' Gatrell. Em ily Heighton. Brtdg£'1 JAcks, Wenonah J<Jng, Leslie Quail<> Ann RlfOI'. Man Stcw11n . Toby SV.·a rtz, A ~g1e Whl1t'. Sl:'t'tlncl ,gntd e - Tes.'\1(' Brad"haw , Ma lt ley, Jason Mille r , Bobby Moodispaugh, JoyO'Brten, Scott Peterson, Tonya Thornton . Secolljl grade - Ga ry Adams, Riehle Carson, Je nnifer Chasteen , John Cornwell , David Dalley, Rusty Ednnonds , Jody Fowle r, Ma tthew Haggy, Kandl Hysell, Jodi Imboden, Ke ith Jones, Jimmy La mbert J r. , Tommy Pennington, By CLARICE ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. Ric hard Gaul a nd Mark hosted a dinner Sunday at their home In honor of their son, David's graduation from Eastern hlgh ' school. Guests were hls grandparents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralph Ours and Mrs. E velyrt Gaul, Mrs. Gayann Clay and T odd and Suzanne, Mr. and Mrs. John Wickline, a ll of Chest~r; Mr. a nd Mrs. Hennan Carson, Mr. and Mrs . Harold Hager, Racin e: Mr~. Gladys Deem, Portla nd , a nd Mr . a nd Mrs. Rick Gaul a nd Audr a, Pomeroy . Dr. and Mrs. Billy R. Allen a nd Katie, Westervllle, were weeke nd guests of Mr. a nd Mrs. Cla yton Allen. Miss J ackie DeLaat, Chesterla nd, Miss Jill Alle n. Cr eston, and Miss Laura Eichinger , a ll stude nts Property trans/en I Honor Rolls ICE CREAM - Trinity Church ol Pomeroy will open lis aoc1a1 roolllll to serve food to the public duriJJg Big Bend Regatta Weekend. Members of the church have met two nights this week to CI'BDk 111111111 gallons of homemade Ice cream, It! variety of Oavors, to he served Thursday, Friday and Saturday during the Regatta aloog wllh sandwiches, baked goods, beverages and other Items. Servlog by women ol the church w1ll start at II a.m . Thursday. Pictured during an Ice ere~ making oesslon from the Jell are George Francis, Bob SchmoU and Kenny Harris. a Baptist. Women meet in p Qffieroy · Th e 198.3-84 theme, " Share the .Joy" , was carried oul In the program a t the .June meeting of the Pomeroy Bapt ist Church Missionary Society. Scripture was taken from Acls20, with the hymn, "Go Tell It To the Mounta ins ." Caryl Cook read the theme scriptures a nd a rticles Including " Save Our Scholarship," by A udrcy Young and " Wh lte Cross on Care a nd Share," by Betty Wiles, were given. A ba by gill for the " share and giving" project a l the state confe r- · Mrs. Myrta Wilson of Columbus was recent weekend guest of Ruby Diehl and Stella Atkins . .·Mrs. Wilson and Miss Diehl attended the Rutland Alumni Banquet recently . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blackwood of Sante, s. C. visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blackwood and Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath recently. . Mr. and Mrs. CeeU Blackwood a.ccompanled Mr. and Mrs . Roy Mtller to Iowa to an airplane show over weekend. Mrs. Raymond Chapman of Silver Springs, Md . while visiting relatives here, also a ttended he r Otmer Gax Polk to Todd L. Bissell , Pa rcels, Le ba non. Charles E. Arnold, Maggie Arnold to Royal ProfJCrtles In ~ . , Easement , Scipio . Alpha L. Doug las to Roya l P etroleum P ropert ies Inc., Right of Way, Scipio . Luther E. Gillia m , Vene.va M. Gillia m to Royal P e troleu m Prop., Inc., Rig ht of Way, Scipio. Marjorie Manue l to Na tha n Roush, Carolyn S. Roush, Lots 59 a nd ·oo. Syracuse . Harold Smith to La Loca Ma rie Lind, Parcel. Olive. a t Ohio Sta te, spent the weekend wi th Mrs. Opal Eichinger. Mr. a nd Mrs. Clair Newell, J ohn stown, spent the weekend with' Mr. a nd Mrs. Hobart Newell arid at tended the Chester Alumn i banquet. Mr. a nd Mrs. Clayton Allen a ttended the reunion of the Head quarters Co. of the 40th Infantry Division a t the Holiday Inn In Spr ingfield, Ohio. Mrs. Ma rcia Kelle r spent a week In Columbus with Mr. a nd Mrs . Don Will ia ms· a nd a ttended the graduation of her gr a nddaughte r , Deanna. Mr. a nd Mrs. David Smith and ch ildren, Caldwell, s pent the wee kend with Mr. a nd Mrs. Delmar Baum. Eades enlists Todd D. Eads, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. J er ry Eads of Box 41 , Rutland, has e nlisted In the U.S. Air Foree, according to S. Sgt. Michae l Stormer, Air Force recruite r In AI he ns. Upon graduation from the Air For~e' s six-week basic military training course at Lackla nd AFB Texas . he will rece ive training ~ the Security specialty. E ads Is a 1981 gradua te of Meigs High SChool a nd Will be earning credits towards a n associa te degree through the Community College of the Air Force while a ttending basic and othPr Air Foree technical tra inin g · schools. 1- • : ~ ~- ,. · SIMMONS' PRICE ': Utility customers : would benefit from . Boster amendment s'ta te Represe ntatlve Jolynn Bos• ter has introduced legisla tion which $}9,99500 SIMMONS Olds.-Cad.-Chevy ·308 E. -MAIN ST. " • 7A d ,., . LISe. ,ar:~avings rII. PH. 992-6614 .DAD'S • 1982 AMC SPIRIT Dl.. .......... .. ....... .... ........ . .. .. ... .. ' 4986 6 cylinder, 4 speed lransm1ssion. · ., ' 1981 BUICK REGAL ...... .... .... .... . .. .. .. .. ..... . .. : ... ..... . '7486 2 dr., V-6 motor. A.T. , AC., P.S., P.B.. AM-FM, LJke new - low miles. · 1981 BUICK SKYLARK ... ..... ..... .. .. .... .. .... ....... .... .. '6686 4 door, V-6, AT. Extra low miles. 1980 MAZDA 626 ........ .. ·.. .... ... .. ....... .. ................ '4986 5 speed trans., AM-FM-Cassette. A lot of features on th1s car. 'oiLSBUN • For decks, porches and horizontal surfaces • tfater--repellent • PenCitrates • f/e/ps guard against mildew, rot; decay SAif ~EGUIAR ' 'fDI- • Durable jla1 fini.oh • Drle~fast • Waterckan ·up • Far I!Jfterior doors, frlm·even.sldlng PRICE 1973 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 - 4 Door - Call Quick! • UNnL .NNE 25TH 915-3301 BAUM LUMBER SUNDAE 1976 BLAZER 4X4 - 4 speed, runs greal You Can Buy This One! 1976 CHEVROLET MONZA -'- 2 door. We'll Sell! "'SPECIAL" 1979 FORD PINTO WAGON, 4 spd .. 4 cyt . ..... ..... .'.. •2&95 Al4 OUR OTHER STAINS AND PAINTS ON SALE AT 20% OFF declared. Bosler added that she thoug~t most of the uttlltles would not oppose the btu , recognizing Its fairness and effk:lency. "Who can : rightly oppose giving bac k some; thing whlch doesn't belong to · <hem?" she asked. . "Mo51 of tbe overpaym t clalfl)S a re small," she said. "But you total them, tMy could tur Into a · s izable amount ." . The blU now has been assign to • tbe House Public Utilities ·Commlt; tee where .It will receive hearings and public debate. FREE 1977 NOVA - 6 cyl., PS - This One Won't last! -REG. PRICE 119.95 ~ SMITH .500 E. MAIN ST. NELSON MOTORS PH. 992-2174 • could ' help cons umers collect money from excessive charges by utilit ies. ~ The legisla tion, House Bill 429, Is des igned to grant the PUCO the : authority to .award repara tions lh cases dealing with overpaym e nts to :" uttllties. "U nder current law," Boster :. sa id . " cons umers must first take ~ their lease to the PUCO and only then to the court of common pleas. But the PUCO does not now have : the 'a uthor ity to a ward refunds of ~ over- payments to the customer. House lliU 429 will give the m tha i · authority." · · "The current system Is e xpen. s lve, time-consuming and unfair to the cnsumer, " Boster added. " This blll .could make It easier and . quicker for epnsuml!r$ to collect • what Is coming to them." She said that the Ohlo ·Gas Company will probably now appeal the PUCO decision which would . force the company to pay back money collected for reconnectlons that the customers claim were not authorized ln the utility 's tariff. " The PUCO agreed with the · consumers, but the case stlll must go to the Ohio Supreme Court ..That is a waste of taxpayers' and c ustomer s ' money," Boster 1979 CHRYSLER LeBARON SW .. .......... .. ....... Only '4985 Th1s Car Is Well Equipped with Tilt, Cruise, Rear Defogger, AM-FM-, Power Windows, Power Door Locks and a small V-8 motor. MINT RAT f1495 '18.95 . 1979 BUICK LeSABRE LIMITED .. .. .... .. ... ..... .. .. .. . .. •4985 2 door. Tin, AC, Cruise, AM·FM-Cassette. Dtscounted. WfA1ltER SCREEN Dr. Milton Lambert, a Pomeroy na tive, has been appointed to the Na tional Board of Examine rs for Orthopedic Surgeons. A 1957 graduate of Pomeroy H(fb School, Dr. Lambert left Pomeroy to attend the Unlvers~ Wisconsin on a football scholarship. High In scholastic standings, he was a warded the Aberdeen Award for An atomy as a sophomore. During his junior year as a pre-med student he made the trip with his tea m to the Rose I!Qwl, but was unable to play due to · a- hlp Injury. He was na med to Phl Beta Ka ppa that year and at the end of hls junior year was accepted into medical school. He received his medical degree from the Unive rsity of Wisconsin and completed hls residency at Duke University. He served as chief of staff of his department during his last two years at Duke. He served at the Shriners Hospital in South Carolina a nd was chief of staff there tor two years. After his Internship at Cinclnnafl General Hospital following his gradu ation from the University of Wisconsin, Dr . Lambert served two years as a flight surgeon with the U.S. AJr F orce marking up a' minimum of 20 hours of flyin g time ea c h month. Son of John ·Lambert, Point Pleasant, also a former reside nt of Me igs County , Dr. Lambert now' resides in Cincinnati where he serves several hospitals as an orthopedic s urgeon and also· serves as a n ' assocla.te professor ln ort hopedics . . LARRY SIMMONS' -DEMO · - ~piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'iliiiiiiiiii·~ ~h~~~~~~~~~~~;::;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~ WJ~ Meigs native appointed to major board ELDORADO FULLY EQUIPPED WITH All CADILLAC OPTIONS $22,792.00 ~JUNE 19TH ~ .PH. 992-2556 POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OH. ----------------------------~----~--~---------~ • - --·--- -'""""----":-\ .c) ties said. Henry Francis Hays, 28, and James LlewelJYn ''Tiger" Knowles , 19, were charged Thursday with clvU rlgbts violations In the clime, which carry a maximum penalty of !He lrnprlsorunent.' · Knowles Immediately p leaded guUty before U.S. District J udge W.B. Hand In a plea bargain , said Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas Figures. The plea was made In the judge's chambers because Knowles was a juvenile when the crime was pur'pose of thls conspiracy to ~m a c ross in the vicinity of the Mobile County Courthouse and to kidna p and assault a black person," the federa l com p la int said . · · "This conspiracy resulted In the death of Michael Donald, a black person and a c it izen of the Untied St;,tes ." Hays and Knowles reside In Mobtle County and were lde ntifl('(j by the FBI as mem bers of the Klan. violence. St ate Sen. Michae l Figures -of Mobile said he spoke to Donald's mother Wednesdily n ight. " It Is stUI difficult for her to talk about It," he said. "But she wants to see justice done." .. Donald was sla in the same night a jury deadlocked In the trial of another black man charged with kUling a white Birmingham pollee sergeant. FBI agents said Thursday that Donald, who had no connection to the case, was ktlled to show anger over the mistrial. " It was part of the pla n a nd eommlted; and tenns of the plea bargain were not released . lt was not Immediately known If bond was set for Knowles ; Hays was being held on $1 miUlon bond . District Attorney Chris Galanos said a special grand jury may be called to consider capital murder c harges against Hays. Dan Rlnzel, a J )Istlee Depa rtmm t a ttorney with the Civil R ights Division In W ashington, said a t a n!;Ws conference that ·the arrests should "serve notice" that the govet'l1jllent wlll take wha teve r steps necessary to light Klan Weeks of civil rights de monst ra - · lions In this port t·lty of 200.lXXl followed . • ~ 2" x4" ECONOMY . F9 DO·IT·YOURSELF WITH THESE MONEY·SAVING SPECIAL PURCHASE VANGUARD PRE-CUT vI NyL SIDING Slcv·Lites Sei·FLuhing "K" ~ . Double-Domed Aool opening 22W'JC22\Ia". No. :n:n ~Yl~~~.a c;onosion. termites. fire, scratches and .· dents. 40 yoir worr~nty. Ava.ilable in 8" '/, ) LUES! 99¢" EACH 4 62 9 Hog. 51.81 f 0 78 • "-~· 131 .70 No. 22.a ond double 4" horizonal. ', I RE-SHINGLE YOUR ROOF! $4488 SQUARE • 1 ALSO ONlY 22W'x48'12'' Kennedy Sky-Lites woodll>in finish . Resisllnt to rust , , STUDS Kennedy .-J'--- Maintenance frN solid vinyl sidin& m 10 Colors m slocll to chose from. It's last and IN easy. The ri ght material s to sa11e time and TERMITE CONTROL WHITE AVAILABLE IN ALMOND, GREY, GOLD AND TAN Ma~es tOO Gallons When Mixed At %516149.92 Square monev. -- $2595 · Square $3895 y, GAL With Water. J.M. FIBERGLASS RAILINGS AND COLUMNS Made ol wrought 1100. 8 -lt. loltd -bearlng COlumn! Do it y ou ~elt and save . Nails=-- Gutter and Downspouts 4' Aaiting . .. 10Ft. 5' RBi~ng , .. 6' RailinQ I 499 2 0FI. 998 WHITE ALUMINUM OR BROWN ALUMINUM 8' Flat Column . Easy to install, no special lools required ; everything sfips together easily . Full 8' Corner Column . $}Js~~box $}6~~b 8 DCC instructions availabl e. $49500 ·P atio Door 5 Gal. Black S7}goO Aluminum Windows ALUMINUM WINDOWS White Flntah Insulated Glass . r/ .,, ,,, , 1 Replacins windows? We haw exacth' what you needr I 'r I . - . 2030 4347 . .. :5214 ... .... 2130 .. 5824 2144 ...... 65°5 3030 ... .-.............. 56 94 2131 . : ............. 3031 .................. 6269 3044 .... .. ............ 701 9 Wl ............... ...676 7 2020. ..... 2991 3020. ... 3766 C010 . 3030 ... BLACK ROOF COATING 5 Gal. Aluminum ALUMINUM FIBRE TRUCKLOAD PANELING SALE 20°/o OFF · Aadenea I . ;~ 4" FlEX LANDSCAPE TIMBERS $3~9 PermaSialeld" WiDCiowt I til SHEET 250 FT. ROLL $}Q95 Hortzontal Rolling ,:a:E , 16 DCC ROOF COATING -od. 9'.0"•6'--8" $329 6'..0"x6' ~8" !rlnlltr. Including ~eevy - duty ecreen, han:tw... emovllble grille I optional . at e.:tra With Scrwen W'Thlckx 4' x 8' box DRAIN PIPE With Screen Sized to repiiCit llumtnum eliding doors. Atriu m doors are 111e •Niblo oaMion to nolng energy coots. Doubte-pano lnou-=sovonto lc:y COld buildup or<! oxcoS8 heal ..,__ INSULATION BOARD SOLID OR PERFORATED The Atrium Door Wo.od Sw1ng Black ISO Lb. Box I Cut Vour Energy Colla Sta"tnt Today With ... Create a bllutiful landstaflt. US. tt1"" tutl lon&th (r ) to edp wolkways . Cut. na il or bo~ ... 45.26 · ····. 4833 FOR LIFE CORREGATED PLASTIC PANELS 5 774' 5030 ...... .... ... .... .6 71 0 4040 ............. ..... 7 61 9 6040PW ...... 11200 4030 ..... .. .. ....... . 25% OFF DUliNG THII IAU For Patio 8FT............... ..... 14.39 and Carport Roofs 10FT. ......... .. ........ 15.58 12 FT ....................16.69 GREEN, WHITE & BROWN PRICES EFFECTIVE NOW THRU JUNE 25 .VALLEY LUMBER AND .SUPPLY CO. ' OTHER STYlES &SIZES IN STOCK AT SALE PRICES. · CoiTection ,• Mobile on March 21, 1981, " In a classiC hangman's noose," a uthori- got Plilns to home Improve? • ADOLPH'S D~IRY VA'UEY The Daily Sentinel-Page DR. MILTON-LAMBERT _ ·· · S !;EM I·TMNSPARENT A .i£denll 'cjnplalnt filed Th\ll'S· day llllepct ll)fl men kllle<l a black picked at ranilom, ~ause they Were angry that a black man was not convicted of murdering a white pollee chaplain. Nineteen-year-old Michael , Donald was savagely bea ten to death ancttben lefi dangling !rom a tree In • The Pool People :::==i====::::llil;;: f9an Ky., a !tended OUve-Orange Alumni banquet' and visited his slstl!l', Viola , In West VIrginia, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Parker, Helen Nelson, Sibyl .''orst, Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Parker, and Icy Taylor. Ethel Stevens, North Olmstead, Jim and ·Brian Woodyard, local, cailed on Wilber Parker and famlly. Mr. and Mrs. Clair E . Follrodare announcing the approaching marriage of their son, Steve, to Karen Smith on June lB at the . First Methodist Church, Athens. Sibyl Dorst received word that her son, Tom, Darwin, and ber niece, Esther Gooch, Gallipolis, are making satisfactory recoveries fol , lowing surgery. ' aiarges ltu.st!L'i ~t says. IIO!h alumni banquet at Ohio University. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alldl-e visited Ray Alkire a!ld Mr. and Mrs. Babe· Whaley II! Columbus over weekend. Mrs. Margaret Douglas visited her sister, Oara HuD, in Waldoaftd other relatives over the weekend. Mrs. Don Gib!>Qn ol Maryland hu spent past two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Douglas. Mrs. Velma Long of Columbus spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Millard Christian and visited othrr relatives. · 1983 CADIUAC (AP ) - beti!J!l& Ir-;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,;;;,;;~~~~:::::;~ - Amy Reynolds, Jennie Riggs, r-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;c;;;;;;~;Qji;;iocieieijrl Marcia Robinson, Missy Sisson. ( ·ra dr.kx k , t-11•ather Fr anckowiak, Margan."« Sheryl Thoma , Donny Tilli s, l.mrg~•, M indy Harrl.s, Bobby Jo hroon , l.orle Shawna , Wolfe, Holly Willia ms. KPIIy. Ky lo &-tlcrs. Kylt• Slm ~ on . J ason Ruth Will, Scott Gardner. Sh•wlu1, Abby Bl akt•, P . .J . Chadwl'll, Linda D. BUMGARDNER SALES INC. Chuprn an. Adam Llllt•, U:!e LIX' ~doo. Third gra de- Danny Mc Dona ld , Tl'rPsu May 1 Jennlrw Peck , Wen<tY Oark. DAVID BUMGARDNER Tammy Mille r, Kevin Musser, .Jn.v Crrm nans, Terrt CurrrnCf'. Brtnn Mira nda Nicholson, Jason ReyHorfm un, Sh""ry .Johnson . Penny Leo.vls, Sr'O ll MOOI'I', Mlkr S1111. Anglc .Ju li an. Sales & Service nolds , Melissa Rollins, Phillip , Thin1 graclc - StaC'I")' Oucon, Tera Supplies & Installation Smith , ,Jay!"e. Tlllls, Marjorlta I ier lac·h. Darin lngan , Ta bit ha Phillips, l ~o bhh• Wyll 11 . Frunk Bl<tlu'. li i'BIIl'r Davc n· Tromm . • port . N ik ki Ml'lr-r, LL'>a PooUn, Chrl"sy Fourth grade - Angle E lllott, In -Ground or Above -Ground W1•1tvl'r John Evans, Mike Fink, Carol yn Fourth gradt • - .KL•n VanMatn>, Teresa .nc..-·m . .l(.N'p h Smith, Susan Houchins, MLssy 3 17 1.1 N O BL E SUMMIT RD . Fltchpa trl c k, J a mes Kingery, ·l'{l'lson, Dart'! Wolre, Lor le Fn l l~. Valerie Ryan Lemley, Derek MIIJer, E rtc MIDDLEPORT , OHIO 45 760 B.akPr , KrL'\ <lmclwell, Er icu E lla'> . Trntt>y :t ill'\, .Jam toy Kllllt', Shr lly l~lll n.s . Kenny Peterson , Ronnie Riggs , Slephanle PHONE 1-614. 992-5724 HC'ynok!S, .lnson Smll h. Cat ina Wollf' Walker . Ftfth grade - Kim Eblin , Terra 407 CORRA DR . 52 STATE ST . T hP fina l six weeks grading Schoonover , Na ta lie Tromm. GA LLIPOLI S. OHIO 4563 1 PARKERSBURG , W V 26 10 1 .period honor roll of the Rutla nd . Sixth grade - Michelle Adams PHONE 1-.,4-446-3051 . PHONE 1-304-422-5400 :Ele me nt a ry School has been a n- Laurie Bl ack. Chad Carson , Shaw~ nou nced Maki ng a grade of B or Fetty, Stacy Gibbs, Abby Fry, -nbov~ In a ll th~ lr subjects to be nam ed to the roll were : RhondaHysell, Gomez, ila Ne Hendricks Stacy MaShe rtha lson, Sa-, I F irst grade - Rachel Bales, l.orrl Burne m. Arnie Elliot, Kriste n brlna Wilson.E MR - Alanna ClePrimary riJII'JI I l l III'JII!fiii'JI Frede ricks, Christy Ha wkins, Ra· la nd, J oshua Dunkle, Peggy Estep. CC~ I l l C~C che ll Hysell , ROnnleH ysell, Melissa Int. E MR - Tina Romine. ~ Jeffers, Bllly Jones. -Aimee Lem LD. Class- Bobby Lambert. oiYMil. inside on outside prol«:tion. MOB!LfJ, ~. ~against l)YI:lllu Klux Klansmen ln ~ l98l death of a black tl!ell~flalllllllfmg!ng from a tree 1 ~ ~& ihai the government \ton't abl!!!t v iolence, ihe Alfred communtiy news _ _ _ _ _ __ By NEU m I'ARKER . Sunday School attendance Ma y 22 was 37; church anendanee, 25. May ~ Sunday Sunday School attendance was 31; church attendance, 16. Rev. Thomas presented Nina Roblt!son and Thelma Henderson With diplomas irom the School of Religion. May 22 Sunday School Superinte ndent Uoyd Dllllnger presented Tim Flanders with a Bible for hls hlgh school graduation. Church visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen St. Oair and Stephanie, Lancaster; Scotl McGee, Reynoldsburg; Debbie Ross, Parkersburg, W. Va . Rupert Schrader visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker Memorial Day weekend. Mr. Schrade r , F'rankfort, , • TwO Klansmen face charges ID 1981 hanging death received. Mrs. Kathy ,Pullins Is lmprovlnc from a reeent illness but not ab~ to atu!nd churcb sesrvlces. Mrs. Barbara Florence, who was visiting ' in . Kentucky I'1!CEIIIIy' became very Ill and was takell to hOO!JIItal and underwent surgery, Word has been received that she Is doing weD. Harrisonviile happening-'--:------ Local resident gets nursing·degree .. P''Umero f . M' tld!epert, Ohio .• In Wedl!,esd•y's ISsue, the mar, rlage Ucense column !lhould have ' read Kevtn Laird Oiler, 25, Well• : ston, and Joy Mal'l!l! Hudson, 19, : Mlddleport, not'ieelth Oller, ~was · : repol'ted. 555 PARK ST. MIDDLEPORT, ·oH. HOURS: <ll!!~ .I Mon.-Fri . 7:00a.m: - 5:00p.m. Sat. 7:00 a.m. • 3:00 p.m. . ., - ~~ .., PH. 992~6611 ~ ~ �• • Page IG- The Daily Senti,wl Friday, June 17' 1913 'Ohio lirida • June 17, 1983 • ~Business services. Trucking· industry opposes bill t~ raise taxes COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) -Opponents of a House bill to raise taxeson heavy -trucks to pay for bridge repairs say the measure would choke economic regeneratiOn of the trucking Industry and cost jobs. But Rep. Ike Thompson, DCleveland, c hie f sponsor of the measure, disagrees. "It' s golng to help the econom y of the stateofOhio. It's notgolngtoput people out of work; It's golng to put people lo work," he said , through jobs created by the brldge construction and repalr projects. Thompson sald Thursday that more money lor bridges Is needed. "If you ever s top your car and go under one of those things you'll be paranoid about driving over them again," he said. "!say we 've got to fix the bridges In this state before we have another Sliver Bridge Incident," he said, referring to the 1967 collapse of an Ohio River span between Point Pleasant and Gallipolis, whlch killed 46 people. The Ohio Conference of Teamsters said the proposed tax would be 1-Card of Thanks {paid in advance) 2-ln Memory fpaid in advance) 3 -Announcements 4 -Giveaway 5 -Happy Ads 6 -Lostand Found 7 -Yard Sale(paid in advance ) 8 -Pubic Sale & Auction 9 -Wanted to Buy straw In preventing economic recovery by tile state's trucking Industry. lrwJn Silbert of Ohio DRIVE, the union' s political arm, ·saki there have been l87 trucking company closJngs. He said 5,321 jobs have been lost while another 6,576 have been laid off. · "The passage of this bill would only create more layoffs In the trucking ind.u stry and related fields as well as cutbacks in service to smaller cltles In Ohlo," Sllbert said. Walter .Arrowsmith, v ice pres!- the final 21 -Business Opportunity 2 2-Money to Loan 1 23-Professional Servlc es 31 -Homes for Sale 32-Mobile Homes for Sale 33-Farms for Sale 34-Business Buildings 3 5-Lots & Acreage 26- Reat Estate Wanted cpil mith saki. Colum))us Belting Is a small company with · 44 employees In Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati. Seven other workers have been laid off but Arrowsmith said an ImprovIng economy might result In their retum. "As 0111" business plcture begins to Improve, we are now threatened The Truck Renting and Leasing Conference of Ohio called the $181 million levy a hidden tax on conswners because It would Increase the price of consumer goods. ''This tax would seriously harm four basic Ohio lndustrtes: food , automotive, construction and st~i by adding . to the cost of Ohio 41 -Houies for Rent 4 2-Mobile Homes for Rent 4 l·farms for Rent 4 4-Apartm"ent for Rent ' 4 5 -Furnished Rooms 46 -Space for Rent 4 7 -Wanted to Rent · 48-Equipment for Rent 49-For Lease following telephone FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS PH. Mason Co .. WV Area Code 304 446 367 388 245 266 643 379 - 992- Middlepon Pomeroy 985-Chester 343- Porttand 247- Letart Falls 949 - Racine 742- Rutland 667- Coolville 6 75 - Pt. Pleasant 458 - Leon 5 76- Apple Grove 773-, Mason 882 - New Haven _ 895- Letart 937-Buffalo 81 - Home Improvements 82-Piumbing & Heating 83· Excavating 84-Eiectrical Bo Refrigeration 85-General Hauling 86- M.H , Repair 81- UphOistery Gallipolis Cheahire Vinton Rio Grande Guv•n Dist . Arabia Dist. Walnut Williams Trenching . Trencher & Bac.khoe Service · THE KOUNTRY KLUB · GoH lessons Special ADULTS .. .C .. 6 for $40.00 SfUDENTS .... 6 for $30.00 FOR SALE SIDING 18FT. WILD CAT Carpeted. bathroom with showe1, gas or elect. refrig.. furnace, & lot. Wat01 heater. range, sink. gas, elect., or baltery lights. sleeps 6. excellent condition. $2,700.00 or Best Offer KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE BISSELL SIDING CO. TRAVEL TRAILER "Beautiful, Custom Buill GaraBes" All Makes •Washer• •Dishwnhere 1 Ranges •Refrigerator• •Dryert •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE No Sunday Call• Public Notice Public Notic~ NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICLE OEALERS ody Ga l1 on or eQUivalent Clu rnp body 7'/; X 10 Codn. M anu <l l (h(lrldle ( controls wrll be rear a)(le 10 !) speecl svn cr omes h transmrssron f!r rec t rn frlt h 11 39 2 cu 111 V 8 gas head <1nd !n il Cco rdi'l nce wr th SPc lr o n 307136 of !he Qh,o Revrsed b rds speed ongrne or larger 111 I "1. 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II. 30 31. ll . 13 . 14 . 33. 15. 34. 16. J.S . 32 . I Mail This Coupon with Remitta!lce Tile Daily Sentinel 1 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 I. OF THANKS The family of Charles Kapteine, Sr. would like to express their 'slncert pmude to 111 friends, retatlws, and ~ei&hbors for thoir sympithy, -c•tls. fiiMn. food. FOf yow kindness and IYI1IPIItlY. 11• more deepy apj111Ciattd than words of ·thariu can - a press. Iij I. I' 1, •1 I 1 I I I Public Notice KING .Trophy 'i'"-~ Manufactur ~-PLAQUES· ~ENGRAVING Headq~ior mu s! be marked "'Dump Truck Brd Proposal No . tractors.~ I • Maintenance • Attachments Brddor to lurnrsh !her r own IJrd fo rms. hstong brd pr •ce as on lrne 1l em specr f1ca1ro n s heer as • Helotut advertr sed 2 Oelrvery must be m ade by the Sli CC&ss ful b1dder 30 days or sooner afle r the b•ds are awa rd ed or brd 1S vo rd ed 3 The Rutland Town shrp Tru ste es may accept the lowest brd or se leclthe bes l hrd for th e tntenUed purpose and reserve the nght l o accep! o r re1ect a ny or all brds .1 ndlor any part the reof Ru!land Townsh•p Trustees Ed na M S'wrd Cler k Rutland . Ol'lro 45 7 75 16 1 3 10. 17. 3Ic O'DEll TRUE VALUE WMBER 2400 f.ulem AVI. PH. 446-7816 5-24·1 mo John's Auto Sales We sell quality used cars. 1-614-446-4782. Gallipo. lis, Ohio. Public Notice "-----------.----------------!!· IN THE COMMON Pl£AS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Hany D. Holter Mimnvila, Ohio and George C. Holt"' Min8rlvlle, Ohfo Plain-. -VI- Special thanks to: Or. J1mes Witherell, Mtlp County Emtrpney Squad, Y..trlns M••oriii"Hospltll lnd Staff, St. JoltP- Hospl11) & Staff, Parktnbufl, W. V1.. Pomor~ Hulth Care Canter, Sctmc Hills Nursln& Home, Pallburtrs, fires lou Bowlln&L-.rue, Ewln1 Fun1111 Homa, Offlcl1tin1 • Rev. Robel1 Pul1ell - Zion Church of Christ, Pomero~ Church of Christ, Pomeroy First Blptlst Church, All llnlsters who .Yisitlll In Hospitals, Mtip Memory Gardans . -od. DefondMU. c..o No. 83-CV-138 NOllCE BY PUS\JCATION To W1ltram F Dorst. whose lasl add ress was Pomeroy. Oh •o . Everen J Dorst. whose last known address was Cha rlesl on. W est Vr(gmra. and Otto H Dorst. whose last knOVoln nddr ess was Gardnm Kansas. o th erw1se whos·e plac e o f r es1dence rs unknown and Siz~s from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' . Dog Houses I nsulatd All Work Guaranteed '"Free Estimates"' • P&S BUILDINGS .Ra~!!l•· 011_. : ·· ' Ph. 614-143-1191 or Public Notice sentor c•t•zcns are rnvr ted · VII- Clmk Notice NOTICE OF Co un 1n llw Jbove P.n trti P.d APPOINTMENT OF ;1ctron I will e!lpOSP t(l sale at FIDUCIARY On Ju ne 3 1983. m the publrc auctron on the lronl Mer gs County Probate Cou rt . steps o l ,Jh(:· Me1\1S County Case No 241 33 . Gary Coooer . Route til . Bo~ 24. Porrland. Ohro .4577 0 was appointed of Annamo11ah. W est V1 rgr nr a Public Notice Robert E Buck 161 Pro bat e Judge/C lerk I 7 24 . 3 tc 10 Public Notice Holler . et 111 Plalll tr lls vs Th R. - - -- -- - - - - Unknown He.rs . Devrsees and Nex1 oi ~rn of Joh n Dorst deceased el al . OAfend;.~n r s Th1s llctro n has· been ass• gned Case No 83-C V- 138 and pendrng 1n th e Common Pleas Court of M ergs Coun ty. Ohr o 457 69 . The obtect ol the Co mpl ar nt 1s to qur et the Ht fe a t the Plarn trlf s rn the fee s mple tnterest of the real estate 1 JEWELL L MATTHEWS. ot. al. Defendants COURT OF COMMON Pl£AS, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO In p1rrsuance of c1n Orde r ot Sale 10 nll' d1recterl li-om sard Glor1a Hul!on. PU8UC NOTICE Sealed b•ds wdl be recctved by lhf! Soulhern Local School D•striCI on o r be fore June 281h. ill 12 noon . at the lr~asurer s Othce There w 1ll he three usf!rl School Buses I 19_70 D•dqc wllh Super •or Rody 2 1969 Dod9e w•th Super Court Housf' on Salurrlay July 2:3. 1983 <"~ ! lOOOA M of sard d(ly. 1he followon(J descnbcd real Wf!S t the 28 d ays to answer writ LOWEST PRICES IN AREA SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY POMEROY commoncc on !h at dale LANDMARK In cvse of your fa ilure io answer or ot herwrse respon d as reo urr cd by th e Ohto Rul es•ot ~ C1vrl Procedure )udgmenl by delault wrll be rendered agamst -·· you !Of I he relref dem anded rh Jhe Com ptarnt Larry E Spen ce r, SERVICE SfATION 992, 9932 Clefk of Courts lustic Hill Lee Cirtlt DIESSiil ................... ...$25.00 CH!Sf ol DI!AIIUL .... $20.00 2 RDSIDE TABLES ••.•• .•.$10.00 If' •tztiiiTlt lY ....... $55.00 25 Gal. AQUAIIUI ........ $JJ.OO (ft ' flttlr) AQUAIIUI Wll .......... '15.00 -~ CMI£U KIT I .. $5t5.00 (lolt&llowaiiS.,.II lncludos ,_., 10UIId ptOjoctCI", .... . ""'"-floodliJht, ..... cony...... ELEC. GIILL. ............... '10.00 BEAIIIOII, • AIIOIIS .. IT lllllltllA lllf£ ....... •10.110 f' GUIIOIA KNifE... ...... 115.110 :m.oo FliEflER SALE CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. ..... 1235.95 8 Cu. ft. .... 1285.95 15 Cu. Ft ... '355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... 1418.95 25 Cu. Ft. ... 1472.95 15 SPECIAL Cu. Ft. .... 1325. ~ Prim Good thnl June 15 POMEROY Current Owners' Name J e w ell L M anhew s and Cathenne J M ollhews Add ress 285 78 Tackervt lle ' Road. Rac 1ne. OH 4 577 1 SALE {)f Cash. APPRAISED AT S 15.000 DO JA ME S J PROFFITI. Sher1fl Me1ps County Ohto D[N NIS REIM ER CO. LPA BY Dennts Good Selection At1 orney lor GRASS CARPET Good Selection Of GOU) SEAl Plarn!rff 'RU.BBER-BACK TWEED Cash & Cany $499 ·lANDMARK I 161 16. 24 171 I . 3.Ic l mo 4-27 HOME REPAIR SALES·& SERVICE Roolina: ·Siding Troughs, Down Spouts Windows - Doors For "All" Your Home Repairs . .. "Free Estimates" .. . Ph. DRIVEWAY SLAG .U-PICK-UP We can repair and W. VA. PER TON 1 TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE CALL: TERMINI X INTERNATIONAL At Our Ntw Pflont Number 992-3325 5 13 l mo re- COfll radilltortl and - tar cor81. We can al10 acid boil and rod out radlators. We al10 repair GMTanlcs. 992·2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tk ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes - St. Rt. 1.24. Pomeroy, OH . 12x60 fum~I"Ed mobile home with rec room a<tled. Central eir and heat. Large garage near coal mmes. Just $7,500. . AUTO& TRUCK REPAIR NPN liSTING - 58 acres, lat"ge bank bam, silo, crib and PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 • BACKHOE SERVICE •towest Rates Around •friendly Servie bedroom home, bath, furnace and equipped kitchen. 742-2328 •I nsunnce Work •Custom Pole Bides. oAhminum & Vinyl Siclinp AL TROMM'S SEPTIC TANKS Ramod~linc. •Roofin1 Work 3-24-IIC ON RT. 33 NORTH - II\ al:les, ~ M, goal 3 Extensive & Geraces Also. Trcinsmlasion shed. 3 bedroom tarm home. This yoo will like for $69,500. A SPECIALTY 4-21 -tfc WMPO. . <)'I Cwe', c,~\; I l.l!adin 'If acre. Ju~ COII1K Only 1nd Riverview Pereon 1 t C•re Home 11 no.w openOpenfor ambulatory patiente. ing• 1or men and wo 11len. 304 _773 . 6882 . THE J•ckson County Speedway, Fairplain , one o1 the fa..utt speedway• this aide of Dixie. will be running on Seturday nights . Guaranteed purse . Trial runs begin at 7 . Giveaway ANY PERSON who has anything to give away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other thing for •ale may place an id In thit column . There will be no charge to the advertiser . One Irish Setter, three pups. to good home . Call 614251 -1749. 3 kittens. 2 female . 1 male. about 8 wka old . Call 814-245-5453. 1 c•t medium long brown heir. 2 kittens. 1 black S. white, 1 white & orange . Call 446 -3732 . FREE ESTIMATES •Chain link Fence .Carpetin& •Paintinc IS Years E11perience GREG ROUSH . PH. 992·7513 or 99Z·2282 , 11 -l l -ll t S&W TV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE · Chester, Ohio Ph . 986-4269 Deweyne Willi...,.• & Sconle Smith All Makes 1nd Models Anten01' lnstall1tion House Calls 1nd Shop Service ~vail1ble 5 week old part Doberman . part Collie puppies . Call 446-3640 . To good home a Calico eat . Call 446 -9367 . :Sears' CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy, OH . GltU & Pony Gibbs-Ownors PH . 992 -2178 ' " "' 3 female klttent. Call 614245-9161 . Kittens to give away . Call 441-9258 . 3 kittens, 1 pure white, 2 . callico . All fem•le. 614· 992·3847 . J&F CONTRACTING •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •liMESTONE •W~TER. GAS and Collie Dog . 1'h yeara old . 814-992 -11122 FREE: Dark tiger atrlpad kittlnt. 3 male . 3 female . SAm•rt. houet broken . 61498&-4248 . 7 week• old . Father Perelan. SEWER liNES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK 15 German Shepherd puppiee. 4 weeks old . 814-992 7772. PHONE J II Cll FFORO & week old kiHena. long haired. 814·986-4291 . IOfiDED & WOIIC GUMANTIID 992-7201 HH' ,GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAL! 200/0 OFF Our Low Everyday Prices Until Stock Is Sold. BAILEY'S SHOES 322 No. Second st lliddleport, Ohio 45760 5-2>f 4-22 I rno 1111 mo l'tl. Tom cat. 1110 rlfridg .. Needs repair . 814-742 -2328 . Side by .olde Admiral Frldg . D•rk brown. Ntede minor repell•· 247 -2605. THREE black klttana , 304875·7142 . BEAUTIFUL biiiCk klnan, 7 WMko old. 304·875· 2474 . REGISTER ED male. PHk ·l - poo, good with children , 304-en -7521 . FOUR vory pleyf~i klttene, eight w-• old. 304·87&· 21111 . NICE, mole puppy. 8 WHko old, to good home, 304e71-2737. Kltt11ta Cablneta - Roof· Ina - .Sitlinf - Concrett htlos· l. . .lu ~ II• Conalntctl011 - le· IMIIItlll11 - CIIIOIIi Pole 111m. S-TRIP COAL $3(JXJ ·A1TON Lallllttt• OH. 4574.1 PH. 992-2280 ta-4113 "ltZ·:tCII7 II·ZO.WC ,.' EIOHT month old pup, " 8Hglt, molt. to good home . 304-8711-211411. MINE RUN CHARLES SAYRE AND SON loofi' & Sldlrw Co. lop! . \ Going out of· business ..le. 30 to eo pet. oH . Coke decorations. candy making &: party suppliea . Carousel Confectionery ., Middleport, Dh. 114-992-6342. . . The Meigs Co. Fl1h &. Game Club will hav, a cleanup work seuion Sat .. June 18 •t 9 a .m. All memb"en urged to •ttend and help. Bring graas & mowing equipment . Afghan dog, 3 yrs. Old . To adults. hair is cut . To a good homo. Cal 814 ·367-7692. DORCAS - 6 level acres. Will divide. Trailer setup wA-frame with 2 acres. · BRADBURY - Neat loo~ng one bedf" '"'· home near Balloon• 1or all occasions . Soy Happy Fethor"o Day. Happy Birthday. I Love You . Get Well. It'• A boy or It's a Girl. Anything you wish In a difterent way ." Delivered to hoapital or home for elmost any occasions. B•lloona & Co .. 446 -4313. 7 male German Shepherd puppin Call 446-3954. ~~r1iJ PAT Hill FORD GARAGE ba!eboard heat, porth and palMi. SWEEPER and sewing machine rep•ir, parts, and supplies. Pick up and delivery . Davia Vacuum Cl. .ner, one helf mile up Georges Creek Rd . Celt 446 -0294 . 5l62mo FOR PROFESSIONAL RADIATOR SERVICE Roger Hysell POIIIEROY - 6 rooms, ! ill baths, carpeting gas FA furnace, lull basement and IP. ' 3 Announcements 4 992-5433 ,. liSTING .. .... Kittens . Call 446 -4944 . S 12 I mo NPN H -lmo · ~ · ··"'" •'•' .,., y,.a, ....I·Ont·Wiy LAICII and .Of1HIIY low ~ OEIIMAN lhetlherd. 1 voor old, 304-77~ · 8855 . • Top .Witr iM I dtnlcb .... - . ... 1 lJ 111 KITTENS. obout 8 week• old, 304-ln-2884. ....__..n, ,, TO a-d - . , long hlllrld. bloalt •.Jitver, lobby kln..,e, I melt, 2 ~ale, 304.,SJ7. 2803. ' ..... ncb, flllllbn jlll!s IIIII •tiiii'OIIIHrVtct RIVERSIDE V.W.JNC. 446-9800 Gall lo, Ot.lo PIANO TUNING .5 off pluo diacounta to senior citizenachurchee·schoolt. Call Bill Ward Wtrd 't Keyboard , 441-4372. ------GaiiiP<>ifi___ -- ---- YAR 0 sale, clothes. galas· Yard Sale Texat Ad ., Galli· w~re , toys, miac. June 17 & PIANO TUNING-LANE OA polla. Boy 's10 epeed racer. 18. 9 .to&. 208 Loculi St .. N,El$ . Reliable service since 1985. Auociate of &Vicinity lots more. Fri. & Sat . Noon Henderson . Brunicfrdi Music Co . Phone to dark. YARD sale, June 18 , 17 II 614 -742-2961 . 18. 9 to 1 Rt . 2 Nonh . Pt. Garage Sale 17th, 18th~ 9 -1 Pleuant. across 1rom Good PIANO II guitar leuontn5 fuot off 141 . Children Shepherd . Baby clothes, teacher with master ' 1 de· thru aduhs clothing, toys. coleman stove. lentem. new gree. Accepting 1 limited mite . items, good clothes, oil number o1 students 304882 -2782 . Middleport furnace parts, motors . Yard Sale Friday &. Satur& Vicinity day . Debby ~rive, Galllpolit . FIVE family yard ule. 1310 Riding lawn mower , stero, VIand St. Pt.. Pleasant , Frichildren• clothat, 9 to 15. day & Saturdey. Yard Sale Friday&. Sat. June 6th St ., Racine . Junel - -- - - - - -- 17 & 18, 9 to 5. 333 3rd . 16.17. 18. 3 warm morning Thursday and friday, 7miles out Sandhill. some furniture. Ave.. Gallipolit. Come to gas heaters & misc . boys and adult clothing and rear. Garage Sale. Set ., June 18, misc . . George White reai- 1- - - - - - - - - Huge Garage Solo old 180 9-8 dence . Old Rt. 33. Shirley YARD sale, Friday. June HOUSE FOR SALE in Mid · Evergreen , Thurs. 16 til sold . Temple pitcher II dolls, Furniture, clothing. guns, bueball cerda. Beatie re- 17th ., Saturday , June dleport. Newly remodeled 18th . 9 -1. 2.4 19 Lincoln home with fireplace . poui fishing end' nmping equip- cords , drapes. Ave. Pt Pleasant . ble wood burner. close to ment. mlcraweve oven . schools •nd shopping. Call doors. Windows. lott more . Yard sale-18, 17 , 18, on TUESDAY . Juno 2ht. 10 614-992 -6941 . SR. 7 beside State Highway Gi•nt Sale Crafts, toys , and Garage . We have white a.m .-9 p.m . Turn at Sporn clothea . Friday & Saturday . uniforms. crocheted items, Plant, Broad Run Ro•d . first 2 story freme. 1 Yz bath, 3 or 1 21 River Street, Kana uga . •nd lou of misc . items . From trailer down 1rom Lutheran 4 bdr ., utility room, 3 112 Church . last two hours fill ICUII , city schools. in Eu Oh. 9 to 7 . reka. 132.000. Call 44ft . grocery bag tor 14 .00 . 2174 a1te• 6 . Yard Sale June 1 7 &. 18. 9 to Set . 18. 9-1. Small kitchen YARD !lale. 20. 21 . 22 . 1 3 miles Bute'ltlille Rd, 2nd . tires . knick 2311 Monroe AVe. Point House 4 rcJomt. bath, 21arge house on right past Layne'l •pplianeas. kna eke. nice lerge work Pleuant, WV. lots . long St .. Rutland, Oh Furniture. clothes, nice dreu clothes . Phone 614 · 742-3168. Co . Rd . 34 behind Memory Second & Grape St ., Galli· Gardens Cemetery. 1 tt rd . YARD sale. 2418 Monroe Ave . Saturday 6 Monday . 24 acres wlth 300 ft . river -polio . Fri. & Set. 9 -4·. Large right , 3rd trailer on right . g.) frontage, 4 room house with ruga. curtains. c•r se;at, bath . 48 acres Letart Town deake, toy1, furniture. GARAGE sale, Friday, June ship, creek bottom , woods 6 - T 17 & Saturday, 18. 9 ,00- pasture . 9 room houee in Big Yard Sale huge selection 4 :30 . 303 7th . Street, New Racine with fire place , beau & Vicinity Mon . June 20 . 10 to 6. 1st Haven, WV . Baby Items , tiful wood work. stoker coal white house on Vanco childrens clothee. toys and furnace . 614-949-2286 or Fairfield Rd. Signs on 36 . ,614 -692 -2419 . Starkay Mitchell Rd , 588 , Fairfiald - GARAG~ sola , f006 Simp · other misc . Realty Centenery Rd . son Place, June16th .. 17th FIVE' family, 1 YJ . mil8s out &. 18th. Pt Pleasant 9 -5 Patio Sale rain or shine . June Gibbs . Jerrys Run Road , Apple Pret~l' .. l•rge ranch home, 18 . 19. 20. 21 . Community Grove . Saturday , rein or permutone . 87x33 -- all patio tale . Something for CARPORT sale, Wednesday ,•_h_in_•_._,_o_-_ 4 _.- - - - - birch paneli"g . J bedroom . everyone . From nine AM til Ia Thursd•y. 30 Burdette! 2'1J bath, 2 -car garage , dark . Eweryth ing cheap · Addition. Pt Pleasant. WV. 'I• mile from red light on built -in range, oven and m 1·. out At . S Sandhill Road, Pt . Pleasant . refrigerator. built- In aee ch •• p -choop. 41< / Z weeper, household items, s a1ur d ay u. • s un dey. J una , t h roug h ttone 11 rep 1~tee , a 11 141 . misc. ·---·--p·c:;n;ilrv·- -··-,--- Va. Call : George Gum 520·1 mo pd ft·2·2· mo od 304-273-6666 304·273·6303 $31,001. ' Housmy • Experience · In Home Area FREE EST! MATES Call 843-5425 MIN . 6 TON PHONE Hf!adquar tt ., .\ ' Mason; W. Va. BOGGS AND HOME MAINTENANCE "RoafinJ al all typos Residential & ComJnercial "Gutters & Downspouts "Storm Windows & Doors FREE ESTIMATES 20 Ye1rs Exptrience TOM HOSKINS Ph . 742·2834 or 949·2160 20 Years 12 161 425 420 1 ~ ~ . 614·99Z·218i C. L. Kitchen PHONE : 2-26-tlcc ROOFING "Sid inc "Roo fine "Gutter & Down Spouts • Rem_odelin& $275 9806 Ravenna Road P0Bo>387 Tw.nsburg. OH 44087 ·TIME- Nice 6 rcqn c.peted home Formica \)alii. ete. CONGOLEUM Pomeroy , Oh. Ph . 992-2174 VALLEY SUPERIOR VINYL · SIDING NEW HAVEN, Good 7 room Iill balh home. Gas heat, city water, carpeting and level lot. Of *Vinyl Liner •Fiberglass •Stainless Steel 1 1•304-773·5634 OHIO · AT IIIDDlEPORl - $1295 PERSONALIZED POOLS 1-3-ttc EUGENE LONG Rermer lrluler setup. Only $6,000. INSTALLED MTH PAD eflOOf Slri(lllinl. Sollin' ··• Bullinl -'Mtll & c.m,. Cluninc &Commorcial Window CIIMi,_ Fnt ls111N1os "' •1 SoMcos lnsuruct Wort Welcom. Csll Rick Hovatter 992-2106. &1 I mo SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. Authorized John Deer, New llolllnd, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service i ULTRA QEAN• QEANING SERVICE Dry F... ' EllrxtiOn llothod • . Corpt! 111<1 Upl!ols.., Cloon1nc. Ooip a-d - Short Dryq r.... llsl .... cloy. Allll-IISOII Oolqoms. ol'lofossional Spot - t Str- Cnnno1 be so ld lor less than !wo -tlwds of th e appre 1sed vB iu e APPl£ GROVt - 3 acres with of M ergs County . Comm o n Pleas Court , STARTING AT FOR SALE There tS also conveyed her eby the rtght -ol -w av co nveyed to Green Hill s Homes. Inc , by Ernes t A Wtnge n and Maxme S Wrnoett by deed dated Jun e 1. 1 9 71 E11ceptrnq all mrneral r~ghts heretolorc ·reserved by th e S tn!e of Ohro kt . Pornerov. Oh 1o you are nottl red that vou have 161 3. 10 17. 241711 . 8 . 61c At Ganguly's Syncuse, 011. con Jarn• ng 23 4 acres more or less TERMS r; 16_1 mo l l Uc 1 1 5 feet then ce north 0 degrees 15 mrn utes east 88 75 feet to Jhe place o l beg1nnrng . W. C. L. Kitchen '""' U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO For all your wiring , needs; furnaces re· • i pair service and in· stallation. 1 Residential 8t Commercial Call 7d-31 95 Public Notice Phone 1-(614) -992·3325 be asce rta•ned h er eby Potneroy, TIRE SALE the las t publi Cill•on o ft hrs Nohce wh•ch w'll be publ ts hed 'Jnce each week tor 6 succes 5•ve weeks. The last publ•c at1 on and V. C: YOUNG Ill . VIIIGIL 8 . SA . 21H 2nd St . alt er be made on July 8. 1983 .... 88 75 I eel. thonce .....-est •or Body 3 1968 Chevr olet w1th Blue 1ncl udrng or l and !laS and Bud Body Denny H1ll excepu ng o nly the co al unde r· Treasurer·s Olf rce the real es t at e as ag Arnst all o f Box I 76 !he Defend ant s R<tclrto Ohro 4 577 1 You are reqtwed 10 an~ e r the Co mplarn1 wrthrn 28 d ays 161 I 7. 24. 21c wrll I es1a1e Srtu ared 111 the Townshr p of Sult on . Cu untv of Me1qs nnd Stat e o l Ohr o rtnd descrrb fld n~ tolt fMI S: Bemq rn Sec t1on 16 of Merqs CountY. Ohro and boq1nn1nq ·.11 thA Snll thwr>s l r:orrH• r 01 a !rac t ol lrmrl owner! by I os ier Mc 1<0nno r1 rf'!rorcncf' Volume 198 n,l()e :l5S DAP.rl RP.rords of MPrgs Cou nty. Ohro thence t:hrsl 136 1 feCI thnnce sou th 0 deq rr.As 15 mrnutP.5 ' west 266 2 5 feet. th P. placR o l bP~rnn 1 nn fo r tl"us dr~sc r rp t 1 o n : rh E!nce e,"lSl 115 le("!t thence soulh 0 denrees 15 m•nul es MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE -Addona and ••• -Roollng and gullor wade ---Gu::aels worit -Plumbing and oloctrical wade (Fr" Estimates) 949-3091" 0 "' SHERIFF"S SAl£. REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER 83-CV-57 FIRST FAMILY MORTGAG6 CORPORATION OF FLORIDA Plaintiff of Columbra Townsh •P w1ll hold a pubi1 C hear1ng J uly 2. 1983 ill 8 00 p m at the lownshrp bUtldrn9. tor the budgP.t ond revenu e shar•nq fo r !• sea l vcar 198 4 AU r.r t rz~ns r:soec •al ly ' CARPENTER SERVICE Public Notice PU8UC, NOTICE The Boord of TnrsJees deceased. lat e been nnnwd Defenda nts 111 a legal ac1ron enti tled Harry 0 CCIII: 949-2263 I 0-6-t!t AnCillary Ad mrnrstrmor. WWA o f th e es tat e ol Oex\er Cooper. cannot wrth reason able dllt · ge nce UTILITY BUILDINGS (61 17 11c ARROW FLASHING SIGNS 3 types, 2 colora All types of roof work. new or repair, _gutters and downspouts. gutter cleaning and painting, stom doors ~nd windows. -304 675-13 YOUNG'S Writesel ROOFING Sizes start from 12'xl6' IIQih~C' b1G enclo srng H. L. ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS ~ 0- These cash rates •nc lude discounl 5. S·ll- lmo John Dent, Addreu Unr1uty · ·known; 'The Unknown Heirw. 3 2 60 Arnr o r lnrg er Devil- .end Next of Kin of ,l llf'rni"J[('I r John Doni. -Nd: Sophie 33 Ca b qr~1 b h,1ndles I A Dom. ~Unknown; Tho 34 BP.nch sel'lt UnknoWn Holro, end JS Heavy du ty lnclorv rern - Next of Kin of Sophie Dorst, lorcntl f r ~t nl l' ~-: William F. 0om. 36 Color obtronal Add,... Unknown; The u,. 37 l Yr Warranryor 12.000 known Hello. DevloMt end M•l os nn ~l- I S enqi!HJ Naxt of Kin of William F. Dont. 38 All e(ltllpme n1 10 ~ he deoeuld; Everett J . Dom, rhanq t)(-l lr orn 1ow nsh1 p owned Addreu Unl~nown; The Unlr uLk 10 rlf'W tru ck known Haln. ~ end 39 The 11o r•t ot tlnvr. toor Next of Kin of Everott J . Dom, docoMed; Otto H. Dom. Add,_ Unknown; The Unknown Hoin. ~ end Next of Kin of Otto H. Dom. nc e o s CHICKEN PAlACE "Live Bands" Sat- Doug Zirkle Sun.-Biue Jeans ial 4. PH. 992-2li7B 211 I JAnnoun cem enr )For Rent LARGE or SMALL JOBS rrnos I 0 00 X 2"0 12 ply re!l r tues. on ilnfl o il tOdd lrflflrl 25 Onf! adrl•t •onal 8 · lo r GHEEN'S PAINTING INC. Industrial, Commercial. Residential, Interior and Exterior. Painting Sandblasting Waterblasting Parking Lot Stripping Spray Painting Texture Coatings F~lr lnsul'I<I -Fttt~ £Siiimam CAU 614·949·2686 Dozers Backhoes Dump Trucks Lo- Boy Trencher Water Sewer Gas Lines Septic Systems Public Notice tailga te Bed ro be ol 8 qau~e sTeel or treavrer. '/~ · ~ t eet lloo r rnterl nced unclerstru cl lul'! W11h sealed PULLINS EXCAVATING ll t!t 16 l mo rl:corvrd by th o Ru llancl I o wn shrp lr usteos. Ru tl and. Oh•o 4 b775. on or , Uefore June 30. 1983 The brd s wil l bo openOO .Jr,nll 30 1983 a t fl JO PM at Rutl ;md F•r c St J t•Orl . Ru tliln<.l . Oh•o. and re ad aloud lor tho foiiOW111f! vP.hr c le Each brd to me et tlw co n<.lrtr ons ;rnd speerI• ca1rons as fol lows Pro pos al No I (S•ngle Ax le Dump 1r tn k 1982 or llHWer M aciel) 1 One I 98 2 M od Al ~ o r nr:wer) dump tru ck w1th Pu.-rb - 985-3561 for free siding es· timoto< 949-2801 or PH .992-3005 ~ "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" ' COMPlETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Smallest Heller Core to the Larcest Radia· tor. Radiator Specialist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Experience TROPHY I p· Chester THE ~ ,: "" "Fitting Center ~ - ·. "Metal Woods 'Club Repair . I "Fishing i John Teaford 6·1 1 mo p<l j \9.l 'Golf Trips "Pio Shop, . 320 Jericho Rd: Vinyl & Aluminum Mason, (3Q4) 882-2276 .5-18 1mo.· . . 992-2834 Up to 15 words .. . One day insertion .......... S 3 .00 Up to 15 words ... Three day insertion ........ 84.00 Up to 15 Words ... Six day insertion ........... $7,00 !Average 4 words per line) 1-304-~73-5634 PH: L ... Meigs County Area Code 614 *Stc:ajnless Steel CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION Septic .Systems Water, Gas, Sewer & Electric Clble Lines Custom Welding-Certilied Small Plumbin& Jobs (Bandod & liclnstd) Gallia County AreaCode614 PERSONALIZED POOLS "FENONG PROVIDES PRIVACY PlUS .PROTECTION FOR CHilDREN & PETS" ( exchange.~ Services *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass Pomeroy, Ohio h 61-Farm Equipment 82-Wanted to Buy 53-Livestock 64-Hay & Grain 65- Seed & Fertilizer 1953. P~ofessional • Classified page.~ cove r the 11 · Autoo for Sale 72- Truclto for Sate 73- Vano &4 WD 74-Motorcyclas 75-Boall & Motors 76-Auto Porto& Acceuories 77·Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment IIane lyppllww ILiwi aur -23 ------ • produced · goods exported to other states or tluuugh lhe ' ports of Cinctnnalt, Toledo and Clevriand to other nations," said Kl?lth Rosen, conference president. "It also waild do serious hann to Ohio's growing dlstrtbutlon Industry. And, by aU means, let us not forget that lt will meana higher cost of Uvlng for Ohioans," he saki In • prepared testimony. · Thompson 's bill would Increase the axie-mlle tax paid by heavy trucks. The levY has . not been boosted since It was 1\~t lmpOOed In ~ly inhibit ability to recover from the rece~~~~lon that has been plaguing us," Arrows- costs cooJd employees. 51 -Houoahold Goods · 52-CB, TV & Radio Equipment 53-Antiques 54-Misc . Merchandiae 56-Building Supplies 56-Pets for Sale 57-Musical Instruments 58-Fruits & Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade Rpntalw 11 -Help Wanted 12-Situated Wanted 13-lnsurunce 14-Business Training 15-Schools 16- Radio, TV & CB Repair 17- Miscellaneous 18-WantedTo Do with (an) Increase in "our Q! operation aver which we havp Ul~ or no control. Sue~ an inqMJe 1!1 dent of the Columbus Belting & Supply Co, told the House Transportation and u~ Atfalrs Committee a new round of taxes could delay callbacks for fbrlouglled .The Daily Sentine~ 11 CALICO kltteno, 304·882· 2ell. ·· ---- Pf Piiiasint ~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~8~&=19~-~::::::::=::-1windowt with. new sheencomplete •nd drapefias 6 lost and Found 9 Wanted To Buy 12 Situations Wanted FOU NO set o1 keys at Riverfront boat ramp. Call 446-0970 . fully carpeted home . large utility room on flrot floor , bullt -ln T.V. Basement aet up tor kitchen with cabinets. H11 1 'h acre lake . 3 miles hom downtown Pomeroy. Located on Route 7 at Five Points . Wlll also sell c ompletely furnished -- contact 614 -992 -2671 . or 992 3830 -- shown by appoint· ment on ly BEDS -IRON . BRASS. old furniture , gold. silver dol lara, wood ice bo11&S, stone jars. antiques , etc ., Com - E~tpetienced mother will LOST Registered Siamese plete households . Write babysit (in my home) Rt .7 . cat expec•ing kittens. Lost in M.D. Miller. At . 4 , Pomer.o y, Chuhire. 367 -0122 . 'ltlicinity of 76 locu•t St , Oh . Or 992 · 7760. Chain saw and man for hire. Gallipolis. Call 448-8508. Cash for paperback books . Will remove lreea. logs, etc. Westerns; Warbooks, fic - Reuonable . Darrell . 304 8 Public Sale 4 bedrooms. forced air heat. tion, 'novels, mysteries non- 882-2429 . nlto coal wood burner . 1 1h & Auction fiction . Paying between 1 0 mii'Ja from R•cine . Sep•r•te S. 60c each Also buying Insurance garage. large level lot . Call Auction every Tuesday comic books between 26 c 13 614-949 -2023. night, Krodel Park Club end 8 1 ,000. Aak for Chester House, Pt . Pleasant WV . 304 -676-6239 . SANOY AND BEAVER In- THREE bedroom. bath and • Auct . lonnie Neal. Cell WANTED to buy, single or surance Co . haa offered half . located In Pt . Pleasant. 814 -367-7101 . double horae trailer. fair services for fire insurance Call after 6 :30. 304-676 Rick Purson Auctioneer c ondll io n . reaso nably coverage in Gallie Countv 6640. for almost a century. Farm. 1- - - - - - - - - Service. Estate. Ferm. An- priced , 304-458 -1817 . home and personal property TWO years old, BVt percent tique & 'liquid•tion sales . coverages are available to assumable mortgage. c;all Licensed 8a bonded in Ohio 81 meet Individual needs . Con- for more information , 304 wva . 304 -773 -6785 or t•ct Ray Wedemeyer . agent. 676-8758 304 -773-9185. Phone 388-6249 . LARGE old housetoditman Auction every Fri. night at 1 1 Help Wanted Are you paying to much for tle & remo\le from premises. the Hartford Communit'Y vour hospital-health intu· superfi c ial fire dam•ge . Center. Truckloads of new merchendiM every week . POSITION AVAILABLE . Su- ranee . Call Carroll 304-675 -2093 . . Gellie County Snowden. 44Q ·4290. Contlgments of new and perintendent Board of Mental Retardution used merchandise always and Developmental 32 Mobile Homes welcome . Richerd Reynolds ties QualificationsDisabili: meet for Sale Auctioneer. 276 -3089 . · certification atandard1 for 15 Schools Complete Auctioneer Ser - Superintendent, Ohio DeInstruction vice . Also do appraisals . partment of Mental RetardaTRI - STATE MOBILE Ucenaed a bonded to sell tion end Developmental DisHOMES . USED - CARS . abilities . (Muter degree Households. farm furnish - essential) . Responsibilities : TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . PATHS Institute now using CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL ings S. Real estate. Over 26 veers experience In buying & Administer day to day opera- computers for tu toring m1th 446 -7672 . Sftlllng new. used & antique tion of aervices provided by students K-8 . Call 246· furniture 614 -992 -6370 the Board . Salary negotia- 9617 CLEAN USED MOBILE ble. Available immedintely . Osby A. Manin. HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALContact Mr . James Holley, ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. Vice Chairman . Gallla AUCTION every Saturday 4 MI . WEST. GAlliPOLIS . 18 Wanted to Do night , 8 p .m. Mt. Alto County Board of Mental RT 36 . PHONE 448· 7274. Retardation and DevelopAuction Barn . Consign Dlaabilities, P. 0 . ments taken every Salurday mental BoJC 14 . Chethire. Oh . 614 - General Hauling and Trash 2 lots & a mobile home 1:00 till sale time . Emma 367 -0102 . 1 2x60, 2 bedroom . with removel Service. Reliable rural water , g.. he•J - H•s Bell Auctlneer. 304-428 and dependable . Call 446- some furniture . price 8177. Friendly Home Toy parties 3H59 between 9 and 6 . 112,600 Or41ots& mobile now in our 28th year , 11 9 · Wanted To Buy upending and has opening• Experience house painting $14.800 Ca11448-1240. for managers and· dealers. and lawn.mower repair. Very BAYVIEW Oaluxe. WANTED TO BUY Old furni · Party plan experience help- reasonable rates. Call 446- 1980 1 4x70 2 DR C/ A, fir.e place. ful . Guaranteed toys end ture and Antiques o1 all 6688 . garden tub , •ppliance .. . unkindl , cell Kenneth Swain. gifts. No cash invettment. $14.00 Call 446 -3169 or 25-e-1967 in no collecting or delivering, COLLEGE Student wants to derpinning. 446 -6211 . no eervice charge Car &. the evenings. do house repairs and paintphone necenery. Call col· ing . E~tcellent WNker . 4461978 SCHULT. 14x70. 2 · Buying Gold , Sil'ltler , Plati- lect. 618 -489 -8396 or 518- 2914 . SR . 2 baths. C / A. Good 489 -4429 . num . Gold and Silver price• cond. On rental lot near are the highest in two years . Will clean house o r paint . plant. Aaaumablt check our prices on gold & SELL THE BEST . Sell Avon. Call 614 - 246 - 9414 Goodyear loan, low down paymen1 . Call 446 -3368. silver. acr•p jewelry. Buying anytime . French City 9rokering ServiOld coins , tcrap rlngt & ellverware. Deily quotes But Mechanic-The Meig r Wilt do be byaltting •nytime c ... 446 -9340 . available. Also coint • coin local School District Is in my home or yours. Call 1973 GRANVILLE. 14x70 2 suppllee for aele . Spring currently tHking appliu- 614 -246-9698 . BR . o•• · Unfurnished , A/ C, V•lley Trading Co .. Spring tlons for e bus mechanic. skirting . awnings and Applicants ahould have I t Valley Plua, 448-8026 or - E~tper1enced mother will least (3) years mechanical bllbytit In my home. Rt. 7. porches. 2 utility bldg•. Set 44&-8028 . eJII:perlence , prefer.bly e~~:pe­ Cheohlro , Oh . 614 - 387- up on choice lot . Ou•ll Creek M. H. P1rk . Exc . Cond . We PlY cash for l•te modtl rlenoe on butet and trucks. 0122 . French City Brokering ServlApplicants may pick up cleen used can. application 1orms •t the Trash heuling" done . Cell coo , 446 -9340 . Frenchtown Car Co. Superintendent' s Office in 114 -388-8813 . Bill Gene Johnson Priced reduced 1500. 1976 th4f Meigs Junior High 448-0089 School. Reaumet, c reden- Would like to do babysltti11g 14x70 Kirkwood mobile Will pay top price fof'lt o- tials . .Certlficatll •nd refer- in my hofJie. Prefer morn- hOme. 2 large bedr., 2 full bath•. undarpinning , uc. bacco pound1ge. Call 8 14- ences will be required. Ing• . Call 448-3389. cond ., 18,000 . c.n 614379-2165 . ' 388-9036 . Friendly Home Toy Parties " WANT TO BUY Slldo In now in our 28th year. ls - · ~1 976 Peerleu mobile home. Hit-contained camper for expanding end het openings 14x70, with tilt out. E.C., tor m1negera •nd deelen. pickup truck under *1 ,000 . Bualneaa central 1ir, woodburner. pany plan experience help- 21 · Phone 388·8364 new carpet throughout. plr· ful . Gu•rantMd toya and Opportunity t!ally furniehed, underpin· A ahor1 haired. toy. m•te uHt"l. No cash Investment, ning , utility building . Chihu1hua co•l. Call 448 - no collecting or deltverlng, no Mrvlce charge. Car and •10 ,600. Cell 8 .1 4-245 1023. INOTICEI phone necea.. ry. Call col- THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- 5408 or.448 -0212 . Motor 1or 19715 ford truck, lect &18-489-838& or &18· LISHING CO . recommend• 310 muot be good . Cell 489 -4428. thet you do bulinete with 1872 14xl5 mobile home 4111-1818 after IIPM . · people you know, and NOT plrti•lly fumi1hed lncludet M•u• Co . Tuberculosis of- to send money through the underpinning and beck Oold, oliver. etorllng, I•· flee has an op~lng for a full mall until you h•v• lnveetl- porch . Coil 114-882 -21&5 between 9 and 5 ltk for Tim. d •- H 1 welry, ringl. old colne I tlme olerlc typlll. Apply In _ o_ •_r_n_g_. _ __ After 5 cell304 ·882- 3&92. cu~cy. Ed Burtcett larbtr pereon with reeume . &14· 1_P_t_•_ t_•w Shop, Middleport. 992 · 892 -3722 for apt . SELL Stoel Bulldlngo for 34711. menufactur•r. dealer1hlp, 1971 14x70 Wlndoor. 3 bedroom, 1 Y.r bath1, furBody worken. Apply In 1 1 bl rson. Herold HyMII. Main no nvontory nv ..tment. g nlahed. 8x10 utility building. CLEAN IICrlp aluminum. 30 pe Nrnlngt In ealet and concentllb. olao _buying ct1no 20 St., Rutlend, Oh. atructlon. WedgCor 1 ·100· Death In family mutt 1811. canto lb. lrl·ltoto lelvog• Wontld-Somaone to ~ve In 126-9240 for eroo ovetloblo. Coli 441· 7513 cell before 3:00M , after 4 cell 441304-623·1872. 7847 . with oldorly lady. Room. Wontldto buy. Now. UMd& boerd, end wag... 814- 22 Money to loan Mobile home and lot In .,tlque furniture. Wll buy 1 81&-4311 or 9B&-4325 . Rutllnd. A.C .. terg• porch. pltce or complete llou•· holdo. Coil Oeby A . Martin LPN part~tlme, Green Acret HOME LOANS 10'11% liked nloe chain link '*t>co. good neighbor .,__ lltlcod to poup home at Pt. Pleaaan1. 114-882· 1370. Quellfl. .tlone: rnu" bo WV roto. Leoder Mongqe, 77 E. Hll. 614-742-28.4 Conteot David Eo· State, All>'"'· Ohio. 1-1'142, 13.1<31 01.tt.8·31-uled kit, 304· 712·2121 or Julle 892·3011', • or 12 to 4PM . USED MOBILE HOME . -2112.11-. 304-112- MaGinley, 304·175-&008. 1-800-341 -1114 In Ohio. ll?e -2711 . ....... ... .. .. oe;t-. • �~·'- I ... Page-12-The Daily Sentinel 32 % They'll Do It Every Time Mobile Homea for Sale acre lot along Raccoon Creek . •12,600 . Coli 514 -258 · 1448 . .. , 51 I~ Handmade doll hOuJB plua variety of handcrafted ta· blea, benchet & shelves. Ph. 446-4830. ·35 lots & Acreage Furnished apt. 3 rooms, privata. 1 at . floor . ref. Good location, trailer hookup. all utilities, septic sys- preferred . Ca ll 446 - 2215 . tem. Coli 814-992 · 2602 . lot . Furnished apt ., $226, utili ties paid, 1 bdr., 2nd. floor, adults , 607 2nd. Ave, G•lli- Rocksprings area . 614 -992-2719 . polis. Call 448-4416 after ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ 41 1SPM bedroom apanment for . rent . Call 446 -0390. Houses for Rent 1 bdr . with stove & refrig . near HMC . water fumiah8d, no pets, 8189 mo., $60 Nice 2 bdr . hpuse with deposit . Call 446 . 3617 , fireplace & baaement near 1 -------~--Crown City $275 mo. Call Unfurniahed apartment with · The Wiseman Real Estate sove.re 1 1ng., centralair. just Agency . Cell 4 46-3843 . remodeled . 819 Second A-ve ., Gallipolis. Call 446· FARMHOUSE. nobath.rear 2 168 _ Thurman . •1JlO mo . 1501- - - - - - - - -depo1it. Pole barn storage Moden 1 bdr, apt.. near for lease, $100 mo. 6,000 town. , 186 plulutiltiiea . No sq . 11. near Thurman . Call pe 11. 11ng · 1e person pre · 814 · 246 · 9 316 . tarred . Call 446-2066 . 4 rms & bath, located 733 Third Ave .. Gallipolis. Adults only, 1166 mo .. 17~ deposit. ·can 448-3870 or 446 · 1340 . Available July 1 st. nice 2 bedroom in Kanauga. Car peted, W-0 hoOkup, stove 8a refrig ., S196 plua elec1 . S. ga 1 , deposit & lease. Cell 448 -2927 . Unfurnished apt. 3 rm . 8t bath, 613 V2 Second Ave .• Gallipolis. I 136 mo . Cell 448 -4222. 9 to 6. 3 rm . apartment & bath . Call 446 -3366 1----------~ Furnilhed 2 roomund bath . Oown1talrs . Clean . No pets. Adults only. Reference re quired . 446 -1619. New deplux. large LA , fully equipped kitchen•. dining aueaa, two bedrooms, shower-bath, wa•her·drver hookup, an ached garage, air conditioned. carpeted, 2Yr miles Rt. 688. depo1it & references required. 8 300 mo. Call 446-3045 day, 446 -2602 eves . Apt. for rent. Half double-2 bd.room Apt . Adultl pref erred . No pen. 814-992 · 27 49 _ 1 _ _ _ _.. - - - - - - - 1 bed room Apt. 8196 . mo. inc luding utilities . Equal houalng opportunity. Con · tact Village Manor Apts. 614-992 -7787 . 7 room HOUSE, NO BATH ~· 1-1-n_ t_o_w_n_A - pt-1-. A-Is_o_n_i-c o Apple Grove near Goodyear office apace. Call Cleland Plant $160. depo sit and Realty at 614 -992-2269 . required . 875 -1894 . Nice. large 2 room efficiency ., '• apt . Furnished. In Lang•ville. 42 Mobile Homes 1100. month . 614-992 for Rent 6892 . I~ room & bath furnished apt . Mobile home tor rent. Call 1614-992· 5908 . 446 -0768 . Apartm ants . ·304 · 6 7 5 12x60 2 bdr. mobile home 6648 . all utilities paid, except 1 ----------electri c. Dep. Req . Call APARTMENTS . mobile 446 -8668 . homes. houtea. P1 . Pleasant and Gallipoli1 . 614 -446 Mobile Home 1paceln Galli- 8221 . polil. 920 Fourth Avo. f70 . 1 ---------Water paid . Call 448-4416 ONE bedroom apartment 1 for the elderly . All utilities after 7 PM . paid . Tanantl pay 30 perFOR RENT Mobile HOme, 2 cent of their Mljuated inBR.furn. w / wu;pet , 19ft. comeinthisHUOaubsldized LA . nat . gas heat, air cond.. apartment building . Twin private lot . Ph. 448-1409 Rivers Tower, phone 304from 4 to 8 p .m. 8715 -8679 . Equal opportun· ity housing . Sm1ll trailer for 1 person 1- - - - - - - - - - utllltie• paid, dep . req . Ka - ONE bedroom apartment. nauga, Oh area . Call 446- 402% 24th. St. Pt. Pleasant, 7408 . phone, 1 -6l4 -992-&868 . Trailer• furnished , 11ir cond., beautiful riverview in Ka· nauga . Foater'1 Trailer Park, 448 · 1802 . 12xl52 2 bedroom trailer. Adults only. Brown' 1Trailer Park. 614 · 992·3324. -lc2 bedroom mobile home In Racine. 614 · 387·,0 288 . 12 x 80 2 bedroom mobile home for rent. Approx . 15 miles from Middleport or Pomeroy. 992 -6868 . Adults only, Orfomllywlth 1 child . Furnl1hed with utilitiel paid. Oepoatt & referencas required . 814-992 3ts•7 . No pet1. ONEbodroommobllahomo, adultl only, you pay utili1ial, f2u5r3nl5shed , phone 304.'8 78· 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apart· menta 8 200 per mo. or if income'11 110.000 or leu HU D a~Jeilablt . A-One Rtll Estate•. Carol Yeager. Reel· tor. Coli 304-876·6 104 or 304-6711 -7388 . Furnlohed epi., 131 'h 4th Ave,. Gallipolis. 2 bdr., • 1 8& mo.,oWlttr paid . Call 446 ·4415 ohor ?PM . Furnl1~1d etficency apt. In town. 1150 mo. Coli Tho Whe,.un Real Eetate Agonoy . Call 445-3643 . APARTMENTS IEHOI ono -ro~m ront storto ot I 157 per m,. two bodroom etort1 at t1 e3. Deposit UOO Ino potll nnr Spring VoNoy Clnome. Cell 448-2745 or leeve menage. - 'N' CARLYLE"' SWAIN AUCTION l!o FURNITURE 82 Olivo St.. Gallipolis . 8 piece wood living room suite with 8 inch flat arm i 1399; bunk beds complete with bunkies 1199, 2 piece ln· tron livingroom auitea e199, antron recliners $99, other recliners $80. maple dinette sets •179. love suts • 70, hide - a -bed *260 , bo• apringa & ma"!'eas twin or lull 1,100 set . regular-firm 8120, maple dinette chain $36, wash stands 134, rt:~aple rockers 869, 7 piece chrome di.n ette aet 8149 . 6 piece dinette 1et. $89, und bedroom ouitoa, •ofo'rgerator~ . ranges. chest, dre11era, wnnger washers, TV ' s, dryerea, & 1hoe 1 . Call446· 3169 . 1 "=-:-~------~­ GOOD USED APPLIANCES - washor1. dryor 1 , refr•·uero· ton, ranges. Skaggs AP· pliance1. Upper River· Ad .. beside Stone Crest Motel. 446-7398 . LAYNE ' S FURNITUR-E Sofa . chair. rocker . otto· man , 3 tables, {extra heavy by .Frontier), $686 . Sofa, chair and loveseat, $276 . So faa an.d Chain priced from 1286. to 1896. Tilbloo.· 146 and up to $126 . Hide-a beds , $440 . and ·up to Sl;i-26 .. Recliners. 8176. to 1360., Lamps from $28 . to 176. 6 pc. dinette• from 199., to 1436 . 7 pc .. 1189. and up. Wood table with six chairs 8426 . to 8746. Desk $110 up to 8226 . Hutchea. $660 . and up, maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with ma«rallea, $2&0. and up to 1396. Baby beds. 111 0 . Manr:e11es or box springs, full or twin, 868 .. firm , 888 . and $78 . Queen se11 , 8196 . 4 ar. chests, t42 . 6 dr. cheats, 164. Bed frames, •20 .and •2& .• 10 gun · Gun cablne11. •350 •. dlnene chairs t20. end 825 . Gas or electric range1. t325 up to S375 . Baby matresns, e26 & •36, bedframea820, 826, & •ao, king frame8&0 . Good aelection of bedroom suites , cedar chests , rockers. metal cabi n ets. swivel rockera . U1ed Furniturft ·• bookcue, rangu. chairs. end tables, w11hera, dryers, refrigerators and TV's. 3 miles out Bulavilla Rd. Open 9am to 8pm, Mon . thru Fri.. 9am to 6pm, Sat . 448·0322 COUNTY APPLIANCES , Inc. Good used appliances. Wllhtn. dryers, refrig., TV sets. 627 112 3rd . Ave., Gallipoli1 . Call 448 -1699 . 1.:..______.:_.:___ Good selection w11her, dryera, refrigerators $90-$130 . 30 day guaranteed . Call 446 -8033 . 0 N E bod room apartment. l -:-::-::-:-:::-::-~-::-::--­ f226 fT10nth , all utilities GOOO · SELECTION - of paid, 304-876-26!16 . wuhm, dryor•. rehigerators. 1tqva~ . 890 up. 30 day Furniahed one br apt. in Pt . I,~~~~~C~a~l~l~4~4~8~-8~0~3~3=: . Plea1ant. ,E,.;tra nice, adults I· only . No Pets. 304· 676· Moving : Selling furniture , 1388. dinette 1et, tiedrm., etc. Inqu ire It trailer behind C.J . Wedge APt•. no children, no Bar on Rt. 7 . poll. 304-875-2072 . Captain's Lounge , Bed, & EFFICIENCY oportmont , other Items. Call2~8· 1188. private home, private antrance. 304-675-3220 . Skagga Applla"'c" Air condltlonera: 6000 BTU •7&, 8000 BTU 196, 14,000 BTU 45 Furnished Roomi 11110, 18,000 BTU 1175. 1- - - - - - - - - - 23.000 BTU •200. 2 dr . For rent Sleeping Rooms refrig . white *96, GE fros t and light house kHping free avacado green 1175, room•. P:erk Cantril Hotel. ,Frigidaire fro1t free refrig. Coli 446 :0756 . whlto f175 , 2 dr. Adnilrol 1- - - - - - - - - - 185, 30" go• rongo 165, Sleep in~ rOom 11215. utlltlet Hoover portable washer like paid, 1 ngle male. Shere new ·~2~. 30" ldolectrlc 1 76, bath, 919 Second AVe. range 1 • •1 go Gallipolis . Call 448 -4418 kenmorewaaherelllc . cond . aher 7PM . • 175 · Whirlpool · wuher 196, 6 pc. bodr. 1ulte 12911, Furnlthed apt . adulta. No chest drewere •ee..Upper River ofRd. Gelllpolil Coli Pots . 304· 875 -1453. 448· 7398 . 614·949-2888. 1-:---------- !:;;::::::;;====:::::=== 46 Space for Rent Mobile home lot in Addison Twp. on Brick School Rd. Coli 614·367, 7145 . COUNTRY j'.1081LE Home Pork, Route 33, uorth o1 " Pomeroy. Lorge lots. Coli 992· 7479 , 47 Wanted to Rent Extra nice ' washer alto oth•~. ~lid. ;;,,hert • dryers, fully guarentHd 30 doy1. Coii614· 2U· 12p7. HAVE A LOOK- 9 1 1--------- - 1u1C.iu.;;&:;;;;;.;;-; ~==========:.1.:::::::::::~11981 982-7382. ~~ii~iiiii r I~ I~ 81 Home _ Jmprovemanta STUCCO PLASTERING • ttJitured cellinge comme'r• cial and r"ldentMI. free a1tlmoto1. CoN 8.14-21111182. 3 pc . complote quoon 11.. bedroom suite, exc. condi· tlon . Coli 448· 0954. PAINTIN 0 · ll'ltarlor ond tJderior, pk.lmWng, roofing. aome remodeling. 20 yB. oxp. Citll 814·388-1882. 72 Trucka for S1l1 Mercum Rooting a Spout· lng. 30 r-fl .. _IanDI, .,....lllzlng In bult up roof. Coiii14-3U-n17. 71 Ford luPeroab •t71. J - - - - - - - - run• QOOd. lea. Hlnry Bhl- Pain-.. I n -lor line, roar I 11 2nd. Ave. hanging. : ;....: Galllpoll1 IIPM , 446· , Froo aotlmalll. 614-141· 317i. 2611 . _N.;;p:., a .•'fl'fl Get your carpet in ahip lheJ)el. Water removal, FREE ESTIMATES, FURNITURE· CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 814•446-2107. . . E • R Tree Service, fully insured. free estimates . Phone 61'4-367•0636, after&. · ·... 'De~DY' !iOETMIN' ·FEf! ,_..~--1. Tt10SE BOYS ... OH, HE 1\'"L , 110NEY6UN' IF TtlEY'LL ' 5Pf\CE '>PENGlN' HALF MY LIFE IN A fiOI.E IHOUHAIE5. -. ~ ••II A.LLEY OOP l'~ SET HER. DOWN A.t>JD 'YOU CAN STAAT WITH A. TAKEOFFr WHEW! THA'T WAS CLOSE! s ·EAMLESS GUTTERS, One piece custom fit your home. Guaranteed. Advanced Guttor, (Ooy 814-592-4086,) (night 814-898-B206.1 Roofing and Carpentry work. genertl repairs. cell . Anthony Williamson, ~14 387-0194. CALL 304-676-1293 · for . concrete and black top eatl· · . mates. metal building and · f•nce erection coats. Alto buying and telling heavy ·. equipment. HorN & 1tock · trailer Aliia·. ~~rniture, electrlcll • electronic sUpplies and equipment. Pl•••ant Meadow• DlstribU1or&! and Sales. We could have the cleanest banil.rupt c it~ in t he state' Bicker ; prooose that the mayor has a be exam ined for ~­ point! ·mcompeter.c . Th is is se rious! We have an inept. ;ncompetent Weface a crisi~! mayor who 1;; unfit to perform the dut ies of her office! When Mr B tc ~er h~s picl<. up his wr apper we l>i in c'mence th' meet',n' ' Good Minimum . 'M c square foot to aluminize your mobile horAe roof. 304-876-1293. Home Improvements. paint· ing · exterior & interior & mobile homes. Call after & p.m. 304-876-1128 10 percent above my lowest cost on brtnd name reslden· tiel & industrial electric & electronic equipment & aupplie1 . 304·876·1293 . 82 ' l KNOW YOU' RE CONCERNED Af)OUT BIRDIE'S HEALTH , WINNIE , BUT l DON'T KNOW WHAT TO TE ~ L . YOU. . ·' Plumbing & Heating ~ : .1 -----~ CARTER'S PLUMBING : . AND HEATING • Cor. Fourth and Pine · Phone 448-38B8 or 448' 4477 • • :; . .. JIM'S PLUMBING lo HEAT-· lNG . Fomerly Dewit't'l. Plumbing . Ctlll 614-38701176 . 83 Evening television l i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Excavating {R) (60 6/11/83 DOZER WORK By Tad Henna. ponds. ditches , b11ement1. etc. Call 4•6· 4907 , Certer S. Evans· Transportation . ~ lonnie Boggs Excavating. Dour, backhoe, dumptruck. Work by hour or job. Cell 446· 7903 . J .A.R. Co,nstructlon Co. Water Linea, Footers . Droln1 , All kind• of Ditching. Rutlon' d,- r oh . 814-7422903 . Meigs Excav1tlng. lulldo1ar & backhoe aervlca. Batt·. ments, footert. llndtceplng, drlvewaya, farm ponds . 614-742-2407 or814·742· 2088 . 84 Electrical & Refrigeration DEPENDABLE WASHER · DRYER REPAIR . GuorontMd work. Clll ,anytime 814· 258-8620 or 814-2581207. SEWING Mochlno ropoln, Mrvk:e. Authorir~ Singer Sales & Servk:e ·s harpen Scluors . Febric Shop, Pomeroy, 8112 -2214. · I EO'S APPLIANCE REPAIR 304 -875 -2808 448 · SERVICE c.oll Cijy or Furn11ure ou1 . 86 Generai .Hauling JONES BOYS WATEII SEA· VICE . Coli 814·367-7471 or 614-367-0591 , Need something haulad IWIV or aomethlng moved1 Wa'l do ij, Call 4411·31 511 .,._.., 9 end B. ' JIM8 WATER SERVICE. Call Jim Lanier, 304-e7t· 73t7. ~ 87 Upholatery ~ 1 TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 lac. Ave.. Clalllpolll. 448·7133 or 448-1133. 9 :30 EVENING 7 :00 II (I) PM Magazine (2) MOVIE : 'Berbarollo' ()) Bume • Aikin (]) ESPN Special Preaen· tatlon: 1983 U.S . Open Golf Championship . Second Round from Oakmont, PA (I) Green Acres (]) Entertainment Tonight ClJ Chartie' 1 Angela g (() Tic Tac Dough C1J (fi) MacNaii ·Lehrar Report (]J New• • (]J People' a Court e Star Trek 7:30 8 (]) Ue Detector (I) Ooble Glill1 CD Andy Griffith ()) Cl ([) Femlly Feud ()) Business Repon ® You Asked For It CIIl Spoke1man • (II Entertainment Tonight 8 :00 D ([J (!) 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MOVIE: 'Dono · 700 Club I]J UBFL F-boll: TMml to he An~nced · Ie em<I!IDolln liJ Cro.1tNity W/ Moyotw 8111 l1D hrMte Beethoven ·s~ No. 7 in A Major.· Leon ateln con· ducts ,.,_ Vtenne Philharmonic in a performance of 8eetho11en'a ·s~mphony .'!<>·.! Mojo< , Opuo 92.' W."' ., r • NOT HA5 507 r'I'E ~ETTER THAN TR~T HIM! • 1 TRY m PLACC Oll'ERS IN SOME IF fir! OTtlEfl HECH, I'M TN05E TOO 0/.0 T'GO 'IIHO l'li5H TRAIF'51 N' AROUNO TO TAKE THEIR RETIR!'fi\ENT EAF!L'(, MAY DDSO ... HAS 'IIITH TH' MINERS FER A LONii lllo\E ! SURE HOPE HE CN 00 Water Wellt. Commerciel and DomNtlc . Test hol11. Pumps S1ln end Service. 304-895-3802. 1----------- ,.rt A.NNIE RINGLE'$ SERVICE o,xpo· rienced rt;JOflng, includlni hot tllr tpplloetion. carpen· tar. electricitn. muon. Cell 304-87Ji·208B or 675 ' 4680 . • L;...\ WHEN I THINK ABOUT YOU. I. WAt-JT TO KIL-L. YOU- . HOIJ&E. l WANt-.IA F & K TrN Trimming. llump· rerrtoval. Call 175-1331. 1----------- '/'1 I THINK A80UT YOU AI..L THE TIIYE • AND. DRIVE &ACt< TO THAT RON'S Televlaion Service:: Speclal!zing In 2onith end, Motorola~ Ouezar, and hou11 cell1. Call 578-2398, .or 446 ' 2414. · . I~ ~ Floi:.T TH!N6" 'TOMOrt.rl.OW MOR.t-.!IN6, I'M 601N(9 TO ..,.--'--------'" 66 Sead & Fertilizer 72 Trucks for Sale Fishing equipment, rubber glovts, .30·. 30 Winchester. older .22 .aingle shot. 12 ga. Hammond Organ, double key board . loiOO. A bargain Tobacco plants f9r iale in 80 Chevy Sport blue lo aingle. Call 446-9636 . ot thl1 price . 614 -949- 77. In 128, and Kentucky black, topper inc;luded. rult proof bottom, tinited glae1. ' 14. Call614·245-5047. Reece hitch complete. Celt 2477 . AM-FM radio, vinyl doors, 446-8181 . . CLAIRNET, white leather TOBACCO planto for ule, carpeted, auto tren1 . , u.aoo. Co11448-B103. Ford cyl. van runs good. mena marching ahoea, size Kentucky 14 l!o 17, Coli from ,1 OY2. 304-BU-2695. 4 untlll9 :00 p.m .. 304-882so,ma rust. $496 . Cell 4481971 Chevrol01 350 onglno, 3295. 8181 . good cond. Coli 614-2686071. Fruit Freezer 20 cu .ft . chen. 58 ·& Vegetables excellent condition, 1200. 1970 Chevy, 1160. Needs Coll814-266-9349. some work. Call 614-246Strawberri... Taylor'a Berry 9598 . New Oak Furniture, tablll. Petch. Kerr-Harrisburg Rd. 8 Autos for Sola chairs, . cupboarda. pia ufe. AM -8 PM , Mon.· s at. 12lb . 71 1974 Chevrolet 1tep aide k P .d ry, 11n a. aul Conkel• or ·mor• 40 cents. a lb. CaJI Pl.J.• .good cond; $eft ·appreAntiques, Tuppera Plains. · ol46·8892 0 ;- 814·2'45 ciat!f.trade tor boat Of equal 9567, 1976 Chevy Caprice Cleo- · voluo. Cell 448-3103. Maytag automatic washer 1---------~-' sic. • dr. sedan, one own~r. - - - - - - - - - - 886., washer & dryer aU1o· Strawberries, T•vlor'a Berry 12,600. Call 448 · 1815 or 1980 '4 Ton ,Chovrolet PU, matlc 1100., 40 " gas range Patch, Kerr-Harrisburg Ad. 8 ·4411-1244. auto tranl, PS. PB. $4, 1 95. f86.. 40" electric range AM-8 PM. Mon . - Sot. Call John'• Auto Sa\t•· Call 885 .. Frigidaire ••If detroit· 448-8892 or 614-245 - 7B Plymouth Volar• Premier 446-4782 Open Evenings. ing 1126 . 814-742· 2362 . 4 dr., air cond .. one owner. 9567. Coli 446· 1816 or 448 - 1971 Ford truck ~A ton Colored T.V. Like new. Strawberries . Pick your 1244. heavy duty, air cond., new 1160. 614-949 · 2994. own. Call Claude Winter. tires, p .b., p.e., aut o. t.r.1111. Call814-246-1121 . 1977 DODGE Aopan Ste· 814-992-5830. 1 DELl EQUIPMENT- 8 f1 . deli tion W1_gon. PS. PB. good cesar, TEC digital scales. Ear Corn for aale . 2.600 cond. C1ll 446· 7489 or Hobert alicer & refrigerator Bushel . Selling for 13.00 bu. 448-6608. 73 Vans & 4 W . O. unit. All like new . 30•·876- 61 4·992· 746B . 5843. 1974 Monte Cario. Excel. ~~]9 Joop CJ 6, 6 cyl. , 3 STRAWBERRIES , pick your cond. $2,000. Ph . .4 46 · 1 1-~!"~~· new soft top,, AM-FM REPOSSESSED SIGNI No - own. Monday through Sat- 4630. tape . .exc. cond. Call 446thing downl Take over pay- urday .. 9 ·8. <no "cheCk1 . 0616 . ments $58 .00 monthly . Heppy Hollow Fruit Farm, 1978 Chevy lmp_.a 4 door 4 'x8' fluhing arrow sign . Galllpolia Ferry, 304· 678· low . mileage, good co.n di- COmplete drive train for New bulbs. letters. Hale 2028 . tion. S1 .676. Call 446- Dodge JA ton 4WD. frame & Signo. Cali FREE 1-800· 1689 or 448-3647 . wheals included, 1800 firm . 628-7446, anytime. 9 8 2 0 I d I 0 m 8 g a l c_._ll_8_14_·_2_6_8_ · 1_2~6-6_.- 1 59 For Sale or Trade 1978 KAWASAKI,400.00 . Brougham. fully equipped, Ford 8 cyl. ven .. runt good, 1970 Maverick 8400.00 . A low mileage. Must Hll. Call some ruit, $496. Call 446camper top - fltt small FOR sola or trade for bigger -•~v~e~•-_4_4_8_-_4_2_7_7_.- - - - Bi81. truckbod . 304· 676 -1663. car of equal value-1977 Chevy. Monza. ••cellent 1979 Pin1o atationwagon , 8 1-:-:--: - - - - - - - AIR conditioner, 66 BTU. ocndition, 304-875· 7380. cyl ., euto .. PS, air con d.. 74 Motorcycles Co)dapot . needs repair . exc . cond . Call 814-388186.00, 304-876-1484 8438 . COUNTRY 8a Bluegra11 8- ~ -,-9-9-2--,C-h-o-vo_tt_e_ta_k_o_o_v_ar 1978KAWASAK1100. Oln track tapas. S2 .00 each, I U liipuh payments . 1978 Da1sun PU Bike. Call 441-0864 . 304-676-6184 . uking •1.200. Call 446- 1 ----~----3101 . 1980 Honda CR 125, dirt GAS cook stoves, . green~ 61 Farm Equipment bike, many new parts, axe. double ovens. 8150 .00 . 1981 Chovetto, A-1 condl- cond, •eoo. Coll614 -256· Cruser and two night Troy Built rototillerl new tlon. C1nd be seen on State 1379 . atanda, 180.00 . Range top, and used. Swi1her Imple- St. across from Oallia gas, yellow or atainle11 ateel ment Co .. Sr. Rt. 7 North, Acedomy. Suzuki TS 400, '660. Call' flop). · *60.00 . Phone 304- Gallipolis, Oh. 448·0476 . 614-246-6211. 875-4123 . 1978 Buick Electra 226 full For 11le· Ueed J 20 Ditch power. Michelin tira1. Cell For ule or trade Honda 760, WINDOW type air condi- Witch Trencher . 1 · 614 · 448-2991 . 11,096. Coli 614 - 245· tioner. 1 6 ,600 BTU. excel- 894-7842 . 5211. len1 conditio n. $160 . phone NEW 8a Uud Harveetore 1972 AMC Gremlin 2 dr. 304· 676· 1920 . XRBO Hondo lo 2 halmotl. Structur8J. Automated 11 _ "dan. Call448-8196. 814-949 -2378 : SEVEN maple chairs. newly vettOck feedlng.computer refiniahed . Etegare for dis- feeder1 . Call collect 814· 1979 Plymouth Arrow Tomos Moped . like new. auto . . sharp , ' sporty , Only 700 mlloo.$360. 814· play. Phono304-675 · 1621 . 685-2280 . John L. Benl. •2 .496 . John's Auto Sale1. 992-2596. PISTOL 38 special, Smith 1!o NEW Holland 270 boler. Bullville Rd. Opon 8·8 , good condition , 11500 . _4_4_8_ · 4_7_B_2_. _ _ _ _ _ _ Weuon, like new , 304-8761974 HONDA CB 380, 1 304·878 ·7421 . 6904 . 1978 Ford Flasto, good 1400, 304-676-1"00 . work car, 11 ,0915. John's Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd . 1972 YAMAHA 380 En·· 56 Building Supplies duro, good condition , 1!3 livestock Open 8· 8 , 448-4 782. 1250.00. 304-675, 5965 . 73 Plymouth Dutter run1 Building material• 62" Pinto horae exc. with fine. broken rear ,spring. HONDA 1981 CB .900 custom, 12860. 304 -876block, brick, sewer pipea. children, e yrs. old. •300. e150. Coll614-245·9264. 2661 . wlndowa. lintels , etc . Coli 8 14 · 2~5 - 94~3 . Claude Winters. Rio Grande. 75 Dodge Cornett, needa 0 . Cell 814-245 · 6121 . 3 year old stud querter repair, •eoo. Call •48Camping horso. No.popen. 814-949· l-:1:-9_3:5_ . -:-:-~-:---- 78 2574 . 66 Pets for Sale Equipment Flreblrd, 1976 Modal, 3.60 ol barrel, alum . slot 1-- - - - - - - - - - l- - - -- - - - -- - Horse. m1re. 8 y.. r• old. , engine, soddla ond brldla. •300. wheels, 85 ~ 000 milu . Starcrafl camp~tr aleeps si•. 11298. 614-742-3063. HILLCREST KEN~El . 304-875-5335. thrH b~rner stove. alnk, Ice Boarding all breeds . Selling Happy Jack Dog Food. AKC Hone, mere, 8 yeara old, Foreman• Used Cars. For box, IKC . • cond. 11800. Dobermans: Stud Service . 1oddlo ond bridle. '300. lees expenalva car~ . On S.R . 304-8711-6493: 124 In Lang•vlllo, Oh. 814· 304·6711-8335. Cell448-7796 . 742-2734. 79 Motors Homes DRAGONWYND CATIERY 1976 Ford, Ellt,, 2 door, olr, & Campera 84 Hay & Grain · KENNEL. AKC Chow pupp.a .. p.b .• radio. ••c. running pies, CF.tl Himalayan. Percondition. Price negotiable . 1i1n and Slam••• kittens. 814-992 -2983 or 992· Coll446-3844 after 4PM. 1011 8241 . ~!~~~~~ ~ ~AY for · 1973 17 h . Trovol Mote WS!iKS WESTIE KENNEL camping trailer. Self conAKC Wilt Highlan,d 'White Hevfor ule. Cail4 4 e.aaa 1 . 1981 Olds. Omogo, 2 door, 10inad. SIMps 8. Electric, one .owner. p.1 .• p .b., tinted o~• lo 12 wan syotom. A.C. , terriers, puppiea and stud 1ervice . Cali 61 • · 38 7. Hey for Hie 11 .2& bale. Call WlftdOWI, llr, 25,000 mll01 . nlco towing. •2.200. HltcW • 4 .800. 304-882-3315. 0824 . 448·0373. • trailer tMir incluct.d. s.. or coli Gory Hysoll 614·992MI.XE o hay. 304 - 871 - 1978 Conoord 0~ -o . c .. 11388. crulae, tilt wh..t. am·fm 221154 .. ........ e cyl., outo .. 47,000 HI 11. Coechm'an Travel 10 m~:mth old Reg . black mlle1 . Exc, cond. 614-992· Trailer. Sleeps • · Like new. female L,b. all •hoti ·• TIMOTHY hav, •1 .7& bale. 5236 .• t3,50Q, 814-992· 2433. papers . •·eo. Call 440 · on the wagon1• *2.00 • bale 3486 . dollvorod, 304·8711-5054. ·I 19n Joop •• ntirl miles. Supreme Broughom,,. Loedod. Low Very 1horp, Now paint lo mlltl, A-1 cond. 1178 Ka· tire•, Mekl off.,. 1114-849· wasokl 810. ••treo. 614· 2732. 49 l---------- ASIDE ••• ' :: WHI do roof .and houM pelnting It r..Onebfe pricn. For froo ostlmattl. ceU 614·. 949-2232. .. ___ 1 Legocy 3,000 wood lo coal h .. ter . UMd I monthe . NICE prlvote troller -lot, to Orlglnel co01 1478. 1300. put 14x70 mobile home. Includes blower. &14·843· Coli Burger Chef lo leave 1380 ohor 5 . mo,sogo, 304-875-4830 . ~~~~=::;;===:;:=54 Mlac. lllierchndl1e For te 11e Knouff Coal lo Flrowood Prlce1 roducod May·JUty. For lttll s ·u ver Dollar Club, Pick up or cNIIvered. We honor HEAP Vouchero. Call Honder10n, WV . Coli 304· 8 14· 256· 6245. 87& -10BO. ' SERIAL NUMBeRS AND IDENTIFYING MARKS FROM - ~EN CARS . NOW, STANO GENE'S CARPET CLEAN··· lNG SERVICE . Rocom· · mantled • for profo,lonal : eteam . ~le•nlne. Scotch Guard·f- E01imotao. Celt Gono ot 614-1192-s;JOg . Brtnd ntw Mwlng machine U9. 1983 Whlto sewing mochlne sll~htly point dem· ogo, rltoll 329. Coli 814· 386·8878 collect . 1-----~..:..:: DICK TRACY Page- 13 HI - - - Claanlng. Aluon~: lnum liking,_.... homoor• wood. brick, sandato11•· bulltlng ond homoo. Alo<( hHvy oqu.,._t, fully In· . sured~ F,.. HtlrMtH. I 1 4 .,. . . 1411·2UI. , : Mualcal ln1trumente !:;:;:::======== The Daily Sen1in..l Friday, J..... 17' 1983 Home lmprowmenta Rooftn1••........_.. opoutingand ahimlnum · lnaured. · Free ....,. EadmltH- Um81tone, Sand. Gravel. AKC Reg . Goldon Rotrlev1r Delivered in M..on, ~alga , puppiu .. Roody to. go mid Gallia or pick up at Richerdt July. 814-742-29117. l!o Son. Call 448-7786 . ONE AKC roOilterod tomato Beagle pup, 11 out of goOd hulntlng 1tock. 150.00 304· 875-5897. 1 .4 acre lot in Bradbury . Building KIT AKC black Lab. pupplo1. 2 maa.. 2 female. Ready ~d of July, •160. Cell 814· 256-1379 . 67 ~ Peu for Sale 81 .Forulomotolculvan61.n ch UKC Reo E..lmo Spltz ' 2 thN .10 Inch In 01oclt. Stael malo 1 f.,;,.le. Hod ehot end opprovod 11 gauge121nch 1 ~;-;;;;il448 ·7230 . f5.35 h ., 24 Inch 1----'...;.... ,...._ .. ___~ f10 .10 por h . ;J6 inch AKC Garmon 1"-rd pupf15 ,60 per h . Also plolti<> plo1, f110 . Dam loa gron· culvert In atock. I lrn;h thrJI 4taughter of ·lmeftc8n 1 181.-.ch, I inch 11 .80perff. , 'Cenadlan Orand Victor 12 Inch f3 .60 per ft . Ron Chomplon Lance of Fran-Jo. Evon•. EntorpriMe. 4 mi. Call 678-7771 , South of Jeekson on ST. RT. 93, 814 -288-6930. · Beigle pup 1, 120. Ca114480373 . Steam Jeony, Mv•al toolt, Ht'Vice ·e quip. plue much AIC C Registered blonde more. For automobHes •• Cocker Spardel puppies, fl. well 11 motorcyclee. Bitz moles f1 00, mole t1 H . Hondo Sale1. Coli 448-3640. wrth 1 Ox !50 trailer , outaide building. 54 Miac . • Friday, "'- ' 7, 1983 Ohio I• . ' m1n .) (]) Next Question 10:00 II CIJ News (}) On location : Campus Comedv Joe Piscopo hos ts th1s look l!ll t what mak os college students laugh. ffi World Sportaman Out door adventures from thro ughout the world hosted by Curt Go wdy. (60 mm J (I) TBS Evening News CD Eischeid Eischied tea rs that a man he captured 15 years ago 1s behmd a senes of auack s on young women. (A) (60 mm .) 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KRPJL Y01lerdooy's Crypleq- : CRIME IS THE ANTI-80CIAL FORM OF 11iE STRUGGLE FOR EJOSTENCE.-ENIU<XJ FERRI 'I •/ �Pomeroy Page- 14-The Daily Sentinel Friday, June IT, 1M3 Middleport, Ohio Village funds total $500,813 Area deaths The balance of all Middleport Village flinds as ·of May 31 totaled $500,813.03, J on Buck, village clerk· treasurer ll'POrts. Receipts, disbursements and the balance of each fund respectively fo r M ay In cl ude : gen e ra l, . $35.171.29, $38,txlqt, m,839.39; · street m a intena nce, $17 ,301.90, $6,310,87, $412.33 deficit; HUD, $74,000, $75,938.38, $3,625.91; Fed· era! Revenue Sharing, no receipts, $142.tl!, $2,064.34 ; street ·lighting, $5,993.84, $1,366.16, $9,764.59; street levy. $5,993.83, $118.49, $19,622.66; Hre equipme nt, $3,970.88, $4,trnl.56, $1 ,988 .93 deficit ; fire truck, $4,425.78, $87.50, $49,355.21; genera! bond retirement , $3,008.69, $59.87, $17,558.22; planning comm!ss!on , no receipts, $5.04, $43.66; sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts. no disburseme nts, $136,717.29; fire hous e Impr ove ment fund , $12,210.53, $239.49, $15,149.18; water tank. no receipts, no disbursemen t s . $180 .9 77 .58 ; water . $10,096.49. $8,096.54, $14.158.25; sanl· tary sewer, $7,254.84, $4,303.52, Cemetery. Friends may call at the Hunter Funeral Home In Rutland from 2to4 and 7 to 9 p.m . today and from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m . On Saturday. · P earl F. Hysell Pearl (8rudl F . Hysell, 65, Route 1, R utland, died Wednesday at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital In Parkersburg. Mr. Hysell was born Sept. 8,1917, a son of the late Frank and Gertrude Romine Hysell. He was a former e mploye of the Pomeroy Foundry. Surviving are his wife, Birdie Ha ley Hysell whom he married on J uly 20, 1957, and a sister, Mrs. Ruth J ohnson, Middleport. Hysell was a member of the RuUand Chu rc h of God . Services will he held at 2 p.m . Sunday at the Rutland Church of God wit h the Rev. John Evans officia ting. Burial will be in Miles Edna Reichman EJ!na Russell Reic hman, . 86, Chattanooga, Tennessee, and a former l"!!Sident of Middleport , died this morning at her home after a lingering illness. • She Is s urvived by three childre n; Wa nda Doon of Columbus, Bill Reichman of Chattanooga, a nd Donna French, also of Chatta· nooga; nine grandchildren. and 15 great-grandc h!!dren . F une r a l services and burtal wUI be In Cha ttanooga. Meigs County happenings Veterans Memorial Emerf?ency calls Admissions-· Betty Wilson . Pome· roy; Leona Karr, Racine; Mary Colmer . Pomeroy; Hom er Gra· ham. Racine . Discharges-- Irene Burris, Roland Morris. Homer Graham . Th ree calls wcreansweredTilurs- day a nd one early F'riday morning, according , to the Me igs County E m ergency Medical Ser vice. At 6:34a. m . Thu rsday, Rutla nd t ra nsported J ohn Reed from State Route689 to Holzer Medical Center', and at 2: 58 p.m .. Middlepo r1 took Leah Winebrenner to Holzer from 320!,S S. Third Ave. Racine was ca lled Jo Antiquity a t H: 5~ p.m .. taking Homer Graham to V~t ~ra ns Me morial Hos pita l Friday at 12:07 a.m., the Hac inr· squad took Roger Spaun !jrOf11 VinP Free clothing day Tile Gallia -Me igs Community Action Agency w!U hold Its free clothing day for low· income persons Monday from 9 a .m. to 12 noon a t the clothing bank in the old high school building, Cheshi re. REVIEW - Greg and Patty Gibbs review adverilslng and bulldtng . plans with Dan Verga, left, area coruiultant for Sears, for a new Sears Store which will be constructed near the Mlddlepon-Pomeroy Corporation line about Aug. I. A new building will he constructed for tbe Sears Store now located on Pomeroy's West Main St. The new store will provide more display areas for ,home appUances, home Improvement Items and Oooring as well as continuing tbe catalog mall onler business carried out through telephoning or visiting tbe store. Tbe new structure will contain 4,200 square feet of Door space. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs, operators of the Sears Store In Pomeroy. reside In Middleport. Parktng will be conside rablY. bnproved at tbelr new store which will adjoin' tbe pr~osent structUre known as the I.G.A. buOdtng. · St n:.'(•tlo Vetf'ra ns Memoria l. New administration will receive oath Pick up day ~>et Those who ord r.recl icc cream from Trinity Church , Pomeroy, may pick up their ordPrs Monday from fi to7:30 p.m. Those who would like to order iCI' crm m may stop by the r hurch Monday or call 992-3222 or 992-.1777. Thf' chu rch v.:U I havP honwmadr lc'f' c rram. sa ndwiches , a nd othrr desserts available from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m . Th ursday, Friday , and Sa turday of the Big &om! Rcg;.tlla . To cmd MASON··The new administra tion of the town ofMason wiU he given the oath of office on Monday at 7:30p.m . by A .. Jam es Manchln , secretary of sta te of West VIrginia. The publ!c Is Invited to the r ity huildinga nd loa rrception at the fire house immed latrly fol!owing. The rl'rcpt ion will bcs lagedby thelad!es "ux iliary of the fi re depart ment. marriage~ Lottt•ry winner .Jud ith H. La udr rm i!t , PomProy , has fil ed for divorce !'rom F'rank.lin La udennllt, a lso of Pomeroy, In the Meigs County Common P leas Cou1i . The plaintifl c harges gross neglect of duty <t nd ex treme<Turity. Marriage CLE VELAND tAP I . The winning number drawn Thursd ay night In the Ohio Lottery 's da ily game. " The Number," was 994. In the "Pick 4" game. played five times a week, Ihe winning num ber was 6273 . ~l'he lotte ry reported earnings of $759,420.50 from the wagering on it s da ily ga me. Ea rnlngscameonsa les of $~.~1.50,. while holders of winning tickets were entitled !o share $220.861, officia ls said . lic1~mw The Meigs Cou nty Prolxtlr Cou r1 has granted a mar riagp liC'C'IlSC' to Ray G l t~ m Ray, ~9. Atlwns , and Sonya Lee Adams, ~4. Rt:'f'dsvil lc , Predict cool, wet July WASHINGT ON (APJ -Cool and wet Is the outlook for tbe southern and easte rn two-thirds of the na tion through mid-July, the Na tiona l We ather Se r vice pre di c ted Thu rsday. Season~ lly cold tem perat ures wer e forecast for Okla hom a a nd north Texas. a nd below-norma l read ings were genera lly expeeted for New Mex ico. Colorado. Ne· I braska . Missouri. Kentuc ky, Vlrgl· nia a nd the states south a nd east of !hose. Idaho a nd the Pacific Nort hwest also can expecl cooler-than-norma l readings, while wa rmer than normal is likely In Southe rn California and Nevada a nd western Arizona . Other areas should be near normal for this tim~ of year . T urning to rainfall, heavy is the forecast for Was hington. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Okla homa, Arkansas a nd the G ulf Coast a nd South NO~ ( <11tlpnlo·1lom ,. J:tJMI( J olo·/• "'il wllh inh'l'\' kl !'J't•d ih •t "l•m muhu'il y. Minimum dt' l>l l~ it $ I .000. H:ntt•Mw: ood c.hn1 ,June 3t 6-MONIB ClaMIIIeds ........ ........ .. ... :D-~7 ' Featured onJH p.m. 1n the council chambers at 237 Race St . M•ddleporl. Oh1o Purpose of the hear•ng 1s to oosed use for revenue shanng funds for 1984 . All •nteres ted Minimum d c1l0Sil $ t .000. Rltlt•s J((J(Iid thn1 ,h-tnt~ TOPS LONG &SHORT SLEEVE leluced 30-% l:ompt~lt• d uft 11 }6·MONIB BLOUSES & DRESSES REDUCED 1 PRICE . I :I,OOO(h ·lkl!<lt. MENS SPORTS COATS %Price · MENS FASHION JEANS Reduced Minimum dc poHil $ 1,000 . Rntl's l(ood thru ~~Jun e 20 •s.scct on tntercst aulornttttc:tlly crt>ditcd monthl y to our 8% COLORED LEVIS l8 UNWASHED . MENS $15 ~l'IEIJ) lAmtfllU l'd nn • ·$:1,000 dt- poflil . Minimum de posits; t ,000. Rat e5 good thru June ~ Sta~lc~m~en~I"!S~av•tn...gs·~A·cco•u•n•t.----iti..----..1 At City Loan & Savings, we ppy incredibly high Money Market rates and guarantee 'them for the full · term of your certificate. · · H_igh rates, and no risk. That should tell you somethmg. Move your money to City Loan & Savings. ~ ~~~;}~~~n~VINGS GALLIPOLIS: 358SecondAve.. 446-1973 POMEROY: 125 E. Main St.,992-2171 , StRAIGHT LEGS &BOOT JEANS DAY $1950 1983 MENS · SPORT SHIRTS FATHER'S JUNE 19, KNJT PUllOVERS AND liTTON FRONTS Reduced · 20% BAHR . • ~1 ~ LADIES SKIRTS & BLAZERS Reduced 2 0.% LEVI DENIM JEANS Mlss.as and Juniors. Values $32.00 SALE 62 EFFECI1VE tmts CLOTIHERS Middleport, Ohio tntittt Middleport · SKIRTS~ . SLACKS. KNIT TOPS 10.54% 1l.63o/a· 10.79% 12.15%' EFFECIM ANNUAL l1EI.D. V~ bf 161 17. 1tc Minimum d t'JJOI'il $ 1,000. RaceRaood thru June ~ iO • Clotlc-T - EFFECIM ANNUAL \'IELD U·MONlll story ~ PJ&1! IW · Celeste·urges home loan extensiofl· By STEPHANIE NANO A""""laled Pross Writer PARMA. Ohio (AP) -Gov. Richard Celeste was extolling the state' s low-Interest home Joan program to a small group around hbn, but 1-year-old Anthony . Koury hardly noticed. The toddler was playing outside the suburban brick bungalow his parents, Anthony and Nada Koury . bought wlth the he lp of a state-financed loan. Because of the State Issue One fund$. Celeste said: " Another young fam!ly l~ a ble to raise a famUy in Parma and enjoy a good neighborhood. This Is what the American dream is a ll a bout." The governor told the ga thering Friday tha t he is urging Congress to let states continue to Issue the ta x-exempt bonds beyond a Dec. 31 deadline. The 1~ fede ra l Mortgage Subsidy Bond Tax Art. which authorizes states to Issue the bonds. is due to expire at !he end of this year . A resolution to e xtend the act is before Congress. "Elbninatlon or the tbonds l is another attempt by the Reagan administration to balance the budget on ·the backs of middle Income taxpayers.·: Celeste said In wrttten testimony submitted Friday to· the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee. Last month. the s tate sold $:nl million In mortgage revenue bonds a nd offered 9.98 percent loa ns to first -time homebuyers under provisions ofSta te 1ssur One passed last November. The Kourys. who Jive in a n apa t1ment in the suburb, said they had planned to buy the ir first home next yea r but decided to ta ke advant age of the !ow -intPrest loans. The couple cam ped outside a Strongsv!Uc savings and loan for two night s to be 10th in line to a ppply for a Joan. Koury . 28. a mea tcutter, sa id thcy a ce finailrlng $31,000 o! the $.'\2,000 price and wi!l save about $70 a month. "That $'75 means a b ig difference to us. a big POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioners have been notified !bey wUI a gain receive funding under the Department of Housing and Urban Devl'lopmenr CommunIty Block Grant Program. Last year. the county received a gra nt of $89,500 which was used on six projects - the largest being the new county landfill . Other grants last year went to Orange a nd Chester Twp. fi re departments . Bedford Twp. a nd the v!Uages of Rutland a nd Racine . Meigs commissioners are ex· peeled to receive approxbnate ly the same amount this year. The first of two public hearings on the 1983 program wUI be held at 7 p.m .. Wednesday. June 29 , at the Senior Citizens Center on Mulber ry Hts . ln Pomeroy. Frank Davis from the Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regiona l De· velopment District wUJ explain program requirement s, e ligible activities and application deadlines. All Interested cit izens a nd local o!flc!als are Invited to a ttend · the hearing and offer suggest ions on how the funds should be spent. The program is administered by th.e Ohio D e p a rtment o f Development . 2~. The Koury's dK'is lon lo buy a honw WliS gocx1 nC'ws for He len and PNer R!plesc. who had bwn trying to sell the thret"'-bedroom house for mnrf' t han 11-1 year s. The R!pleses. who had the houSl' built :tl ypars ago . ar<> moving to New .ll:'rsey to Uvc wi th onr of t heir three daught<'rs. " I was just about l't'ady to take it off thl' m ar k<'! anrl just stay h<'Tt'.'" said Mrs Hipil•Sl'. 72 . " I d l<ln 1SN':\11.1' hopP of getting near wha t WP WP IT asking ." The Kourys a lld little .(o<:;('ph wi ll 11101'<' into th£' home la te r thls sumnu' r. lly .JEFF GRABMEIER 'Orn•"'~""ntlne l Staff · GALL IT'OI.!S - .lob alloli sh ments a t t h~ Ga !!ipolis !){'ve lop cr•ntf'r and into cmploy<'I'S told a n Ohio lt•!(ts la tlvP com mlt tf'e F'rtcl i l ~' Cl ient s whn:1rP movf'd out clfr';D< ' as part oft hf'starP·s pmgr am 10 1Hk t • th£' me nt a lly rPinrdf'(l ou l of inslll u 1ions mn~· l:x' wor sr off y1•t . accordi ng tor mployN's. About L!l pl'rson~. m o:-;tl y c urTPnt worker·s a nd t~osc r('(•ently la id off. a ttended the ""'·ond mN•ting of tht• Sena lc-Hou'l' GDC lnvrstiga t!vr Com m ifl('(' . llf'lct a t tht• spnlor ci t i:a•ns c_-y•n I f't" nn .J"c k son P ik1•. 'l \vo m t•m hf•rs of th<' fo u r -man comitt N ' c ha irman Sl •n Oaklt•y t ·ollins. fl Ironton. and ltt•p · pa nC'I - T om .lohn.'-iOII , H Nf'\V Conco rd attrndcxl lhl' hf•arlng . S4:' n . Pa ul Plrlfer . R -EiuPyru s. a nd 11Pp. Ha rry Malott , D-Mt. Orab. WPr<' thl' " Nice riding machine," said Crippen - the only m a n who has flown every shuttle ever built. He piloted the Colurnblaon lts Aprtll981 debut. The othe r crewmen are a Urookies from tl),e 1978 astronaut training class. They are pilot Rick Hauck. 42. and m ission s pecia lists J ohn Fa· blan. 43. and Dr. Norman Thagard, AP Aerospace Wrtter CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla . (AP l - SaUy R ide became the first American woman to !eave her planet Saturday as she and four male astronauts rode seven mlll!on pounds of rocket powe r Into orbit to start six busy days a board space shuttle Challenger. A quarter-mUllan SP,l'Ctators 39. Durtng96 c lrcuitsof the globe, the crowded highways, beaches and astronauts are to release communi· riverbanks to view the thunderous cations satellites for Canada and departure and to wltness history. Indonesia . fly rendezvous maneuvMany wore T -shirts and buttons ers with a third spacecraft and proclaiming "Ride, Sally, Ride ." At 7:33 a .m . EIJT - r!gh~ on conduct more than 20 science and mate rials proceSsing exper!nnents . schedule - Ms. Ride became ·the first woman to fly on a U.S. The first satellite deployment- Ms. Ride's responsibility - was sches paceship. Eighty-seven male as· for later Saturday . duled tronauts preceded ber, heg!nn!ng The Cl'l'W was very busy the first with Alan Shepard In 1961. few hours. ·checking spacecraft The 32-year-old astrophysicist , an systems. opening the payload bay astronautslnce19'18, served as flight doors and getting ready for the flrst engineer during the seventh ·s huttle satellite release. Two hours Into the ascent Into orolt. She kept an eye on mission. they beamed to Mission the blinking dials and called out Control In Houston a television checklists for Conunander Robert pic ture ot the payload bay and Its Crippen. cargo. wlth vistas or the Earth "Space shuttle Challenger has below. delivered to space the largest Said Hauck: "We're having a human payload of all time - four good time." men, one woman. " said a NASA The flighl Is to end next Friday spoltesmllll. Never before had more with the shuttle's first landing back than four people been launched. at Cape Canaveral. Ms..Rklewasunabashedlyenthli· The seventh flight In the shuttle slastlc abrut her launch. series began with a burst Of Dame "~ yau Friday," she told and billow of steam as the three Mission Control as Challenger main engines and two IOlkl rocket nt!8l'l!d orbit. boosterS flashed to life after an · Shr askl!d mission communicator RDy Bridges, "Have you ever been almost flawless two-day to Dimeyland?" Shethendelcrlbed countdown. 'I'll!! $L2 billion spaceship cleared the launch as "definitely an E tlclu!t." The E ticket was once the the 347-foot launch tii!I'Vlce tower In premium ticket for J;)llneyland lii!VellleCOIII!I anddarlid IIDI1heul; wanl over the Atlantic Ocean. rides. no-shows. Emp l o~' Prs r t•pc";.t trc! now fldmiUar chHrgPs tha t unpopula r worke rs arr harasSf'd by ttltl (;{)(' administra tion . cllrnl s are forTf'd out of thl' f'Cnt l'r against lllfl ir wi ll , and rf'ma inln~ cliPnt s an • not s£'1...,/(>d wf' ll hC'C'ti U .~ of lack of sl ;tff. Cont rovPrsy tx•gan last su mmPr when " lt~ss. n •s tric ti\·r Pnv ironnw nt s.·· ment a l Cen l('r hav£' lrfr f'(' m ainl nf.! staff ovc•rworked anrt c liPnts iPss rarPd for. cun'('-nt and form(' !' "Ride, Sally, Ride': Shuttle Challenger blasts into orbit ByHOW~D BENEDICf ctl fferenCP," said Mrs. Koury . Legislative panel hears GDC charges Meigs gets HUDgrant BLOUSES 10.08°/o .10._46%. 10.29% 11.12% D-t. · persons are •nv1ted to att end. esoectally sen.or CitiZEns ~ Jon Buck Minimum dt>pos it RaleMRood thru Story on unba rev•ew the 198 4 budget f orth~ V•llage ol M•ddleport The budget w1ll be ava1lable for •nspect1on along With the pro· Have A Good Father's Day Sunday SHORTS & KNIT • pamngs; Pope visits .Polish· countryside r. New ambulance for Pomeroy e~l; bBde~mament A publ1c hear~ng will be h eld on Monday. June 27. iJJ 7.30 big Father's Day gift sale continues. Save on men's shirts -.dress trousers- shorts- ties- easy chairscolognes • swim trunks and many other gifts for your Dad. ~lect Hallmark Father's Day cards and gift wrap on our frrst floor. Be sure to have plenty of film and flash bulbs for Dad's big day. LADIES $1 .000~ Jun e · ~ Loeai ................... .......... A-4-8 Sports ............................ c-t~ TV-ComiCI .. . . ....... .. ..... . blllert • • PUBUC NOnCE El~rfelds' LADIES (,•mpu lf'rlnn 11 ~: 1 .000d('p6'1 il . Fann .......... :.................... c-7 Public Notice Reduced20 EFFECI1VE ANNUAL l'IEIJ) Times-Sentinel Aloa& the Rlver . .............. B-1-3 Area deatbo ...................... A·7 S.el l!liiii. , .................... ..... C-8 'E dlterlal .......................... .\-2 SWIM WEAR 9.43o/o 9. 72°/o 9.58o/o 9.94o/o · EFFECIM ANNUAL \'IELD mo. -==-==--------J~~~~~~~~~:==~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 20% Today's $1,282.54, $1,!149.88. $235.46; water meter trusts. $196.56, S8.781.11!. · Rreelpts for the month totaled $100.880.61 wbUe disbursements amounted to $141,337.'75. FATHER'S DAY ·GIFTS 2 ~KS OF lADIES 3-MONlll sw1rnm1ng pool, no receiPts. $741,70·. $463.:¥1; cemetery, Atlant ic states. And ra infall should gene ra lly be a bove norma l from Colorado eastward except In upstate New York a nd northe rn New England . where c lose to norma l Is e xpected. The only a rea where below non mil ra in is conside red likely Is California . Reduced ._ARE HERE: $16,858.26; the Ohio [)('pnrtmt•nt of M £'ntal Re- tarda tion a nnounced a plan IO ffiOVP nn dif'nl s OUt Of I h(• As a n•sult. 'lOti Pmplo:-.·,'f's ha \'f' l ost IIH'lr lobs sine-. · May 1 ~1R1 Allilou):!h (;J)(' anc! ODMI1 ad minl.; tra fors claim only pnsilions th.: tt arc not nN:'<tPd W<'f't~ abollshrd, emp!O)lff"S say n ' m ttining workr rs h ;1v P IJN'n \Oi ldt "CC w\ 1l1 t'X 11'i-l clut h •s " .Jul)_<;, an' just adc1N".I on and P Vt ' I )'Uil i ' J1as lllO!'f' I O rlo," ' H('('OI'fl ing to a progra m coordina tor· a t t ht· cf'nlrr . .lamPs Mlddlt •ton. prf~ idf'nt o f tht• Par Pnt Vo lu n!Pt' t' As.c;Of'i a tion. salrl layoffs havf' af(( '(•fNi mom iP of thl' Pmptoycf-s. "'111PY rC[)(' t •rn plo~'f'f'!'' ;U T' not givi ng trf'a tn wnt tud if'nl s likt• tllPy shoulfl hf'{'tiUSt' of tlu • wo rry," Mic.lrll t~ton sa id . "'l'twv'rf' worrlf'll ahout w hPihPr thp~ · · n ha vf' jnhs t nmnrrow " Bub Moon>. a psyt'IJo lo~ls l at llJI ' 1·t·nl! ·r. sttid rno r: 11t• i... not ;i·s b<~d now a~ hr'forf' t IH• rnct jor abolls hmPn1 wavPs. Bu t h(• said "Pf•o plP arT' fN•Ii ng I ht' f'fft~·l s of PX tr" dut I<" ." i.J'SS voc: tt i<J na l Bnd rPc rrat lonal programs a n • ava il rt bh~ to CDC c iiPnt s s!m'< ' thv job abo lismPn ls, t•rnpl o_v(•ps cl; ti rn . " Tlw r c's nolxx.l v ttr( •n· to ru n tllP pmJ..,rrams. ' · frHlru'r t •n 1pluy t '(' .Jnh n nit• 11usSf'll l-O: ti cl . " You have· a $1 mi ll ion ac tivity build ing that 's f•mpl ~' · ·· Accordin g to ont • prog-ra n 1n xmJt 1· t\o ntlnu NI on (X.Ige A:l l Guards being hired in coal country to keep jobless miners at bay CHARLESTON. W.Va . rAP ! The only people getting jobs In McDowell County, whe re t h~ une m· ployme nt rate Is more than :~ 1 percent . a rP guard s hlrtod " to k<'<'P the job· hu pters awa y" when they come looking for work. a state offi cial says. One coa l opera tor said he Is . considering buy ing guard dogs to keep the Jobless at bay, some of whom get "real~y a ngry" when told there are no positions available. " It 's that bad down the re ," sa id Ny le Hughes, director of the s tate Unemployment Compensa tion Dlv· Is ion . ·'They 're hiring people to keep the job hunters away. " Worke rs In employment o!flces In McDowell County have been recelv· lng complaints from job seekers who clabn guards are preventing them from applying for work as required under federal unernploy· men! compensation n'glllatlons . HugtJes saki. "i have been told that a number of Coal companies In t.hat area have, In essence, told people they don't have time to handle their inquiries." Hughes said. "ll 's sad. But In a way. I wxlerstail<l where the empiQ)IerS are comlng ttom. They only !lave a limited number ot emplOyees work- ln g for 1hem . aml tlw ycan ' t afford 10 spt'nrl a lot of time· filli ng out f01m s for pl'rSOrt~ looking for work.·· Frur·ra l n:•gu lations rcqulrl' pco pl"l rN'f'IVIng <•x h•ndc<l uncmploy m ent bc'ncf! ts tu visit ut !Past two pro.t.;pec tlve Pm ploycrs it wf"('k and have them fi ll ou t a lengthy focm vcri(y ing tha t the job sf'<'krr persona lly vis it ed the company, Hughes sa id. A. McDowl'll Count y coal OJ)<'r a lor who asked that he not be id<•nttfi('(! said F r1day that his guards have e xplic it Instructions to k""P job seekers olf his pro perty . H ~ sa id he does not encourage the US<' of force. but said he may have to lay orr his gua rds a nd ust• dogs to ke<:<p the job seekers away. "These people come In here and beg for jObs, for any thing, a nd when you tell them you don 't have anything, they !(l't mad," he said "I mean rea Uy angry . I've been shoved ." McDoweU County . ha rd h!t by a nationwide eoal recession, has a jobless ra t<' of 30.5 percent , and a uthorttles say nearly 1,000 resdents have exha usted t.h<'ir une m• ployme nt benefit s. west VIrginia had the highest jo!>less rate a mofi~he s tat es- 19.1 . pert:ent - 111 April.· • ' � 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. 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