http://66.213.69.5/files/original/588b04b3bf6e1a4d70ab4aa55c3d3991.pdf 0d23027bef793ec64cf4283fbff054e0 PDF Text Text Pt!!=l~The Deily Sentinel . __ _ Meigs County happenings •• Deputies probe theft, hit-skip Emergency calls ~ James Priddy, Rutland, $1115 and costs, overload; WUliarn L. George, OleShtre, $56 and costs, overload: Robert Johnson, Pomeroy' $125 and ccets, 10 da~ confinement with five .days suspended, six months probation, theft; Robert K;ennedy, Rutland, $100 and costs, disorderly conduct: Timothy Dayldson, Pomeroy, $60 and costs, 10 days confinement, failure to transfer registration and driving under suspension; ' Brian Dingez, New Haven, $27 and cosjs, speed. Forfeiting bonds were Ralph E. Bowers, Jr., Guysville, ~.50, speed; Lesley R. Hayman, Rt. I, Middleport, $60.50, speed; Andrew J . Voiers, Millwood. W. Va., $360.50, DWI: J. A. Fowler, Pl. Pleasant, $35.50, speed. Job progressing well rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;;; According to Bob Campbell, job superintendent for Ontario Pipeline, job progress continues on time on the Racine-Syracuse sewer project. Despite an abnonnaily wet summer, mainline work in Racine has been completed. Crews are now % a'ncl SAVE Clothing F~r Women During our. 4th of July Sale OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 4th IN Closed Friday Admissions - Eva Kunkel, Pomeroy ; Augusta Hall, Syracuse; Thomas Anderson, Middleport; and John Moon, Pomeroy. Discharges Winnie Dailey, Miilia Rydell, Okle Barr, Martin Mollohan, Jul ia Payne, Jeffrey Thorton and Aaron Bradford. Funeral services for Mrs. Zana P . Withrow, 82, Mmersvi lle, who ., died Tuesday, will he held al 1 p.m. Friday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Don Walker officiating. Mrs. Withrow was a daughter of the late George H. and \'t>ll'rans Mt>nwrial Josephine R1zer Roush. She was a member of the Racine First Admitted-Connie Manley, MidBaptist Church. Friends may dleport ; Aaron Bradford, Racine. call at the funeral horne any time. Discharged-Donald Covert, Eva S.haffer, Wllliam Smitrh, Sidney I aylor, Andrew Fields. Mom•y actions fi1 4·d !leg.. 514Y.Y5 Now A rnarria~e license was issued to Ivan Pearl Powell, 29. Rt. 2. Pomeroy. and Linrta The Farmers Home Administration Office in Pomeroy will be closed Friday , July 3, due to the holiday. ( :lu~t·d Friday r The Meigs County Court House will be closed Friday in ol>servance of the July 4th holiday . Was$129.Y5 SAVE TODAY Friday rlosin~ • 10 A.M.-I P.M. NOW•a·995 lHE GREAT BUYS ~~· JEWELRY 113 r ourt St., Pomeroy Immigrant wins big jackpot WE WILL BE NEW YORK - The biggest jackpot ever in the New York state lottery - $2.8 million - has been awarded to Dayse Fernandez, a 37- CLOSED SATURDAY JULY 4th year-old lrrunigrant from the Dominican Republic, despite a com· peting claim by a 17-year-old neighbOr . Lotto spokesman James Nolan said thursday that Mrs. Fernandez is the righUul recipient because she holds the. winning ticket. He said she would receive a check for $200,000 within two weeks and an annual check of $267,720.33 for the next 10 years . Fireworks explosion injure five at Diamond Savings! CINCINNATI - Five persons were treated as the result of two fireworks explosions in southwestern Ohio Thursday, one at a loaded · fireworks stand. Three persons were treated at Clermont County Hospital in Batavia after an explosion at a trailer-stand on Ohio 125 in Amelia. In Cincinnati, $25,000 damage was reported at the home of Jerome Schneider in suburban Green Township when an burning ember set off fireworks in a.bedroom. Richard Schneider, 14, and his brother, Ronald, 16, were treated for burns, firemen said. Y-ACCESS C()LUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The state's county fair circuit is taking the week off, eliminating border-toborder and shore-to-shore entertainment in Ohio over Independence Day - summer's most festive weekend. July 4 parades are planned in nearly every village and city, from Gallipolis and Ashville to Upper Arlington, Granville and Cleveland. In Akron, civic leaders plan an international festival along Main WASffiNGTON- An air traffic controllers strike, narrowly averted 12 days ago, looms again as a real possibility with the union's recommendation that the tentative contract be " overwhelmingly rejected." The union's executive board called the agreement unacceptable and said it "does not address the fundamental issues important to the air traffic control profession." Ballots on the new contract are scheduled to be sent to the 15,000 union members Wednesday and a tally is not expected to be complete , until the end of the month, union spokeswoman Marcia Feldman said . • High Interest Rate • Short Teran • $2,500 Minimum • No Penalties or Fees 60 civilians die in massacre ReadJ·Acce•• Jl'aad from Dlamoad KAMPALA, Uganda- A squad of rampaging Ugandan soldiers, apparently hunting a wounded guerriUa leader, attacked an Italian Roman Catholic mission In northwest Uganda, killed 60 unarmed civilians including at least 24 young girls and wounded dozens of others. Ugandan government sources and Swedish Red Cross worker Lars Astrom Thursday confirmed the massacre June 24. Government SOUfCCS said the troops entered t~e mission in the belief that it was harboring anti-government guerrillas. sawm,.:we're leading the way for savers and Investors to get more for their money. Stop in today. We'll help you earn to'o! . more, ' .- . ••••1...Aoaou ..... Ia aot a ••ftltC• • - t or ••poolt ... Ia .,... ''tile I'Heral ......,. oat ..... _ _.. ~t ~ratlea- . . . ,..._..,. a t a - - fer l'lllllletallo. Candidates for school boards, township posts and viilage positions have until 4 p.m. Aug. 20 to file their petitions of candidacy with the Meigs County Board of Elections. In the fall elections, two trustees will be named in each townsbiP and to be elected in the villages "\iUI be LONDON- Masked raiders invaded Lon®n's prestigious Cartier's jewelry store after hours Thursday night, sprayed ammonia in the faces of two security guards and got away with as mucb as $1.88 million worth of gems, Scotland Yard said today. fn additiOn to being sprayed, with ammonia, both security guards were hit on the head, pollle ' said. One guard remained in a London hospital today and tiM! other was released, but pollee said neither man was seriously hurt. 12.5% per annum ' ' . SWI5f.IER LOHSE ' v ClEVELAND - The wlnJ!Ing number drawn Thursday In the Ohio Lottery's daily game "The Number" was 598. Injljlweekly "Pick4" game, the winner was 9629 . And In the weekly "Pyramid" contest, the winning numbers were 84: 31m; 01127. The lotteJr reported ~rnl~ of f!26,745 on tbe dally game . . k _ , . MC:C .......... 1"11, Cliillrlll•tffM. • - Pa. fltM141NNIIIttt, fl . ,. , MM~. tMvhl . l r •a.lft. ltt,.fll . Weather lltll4tyii1JIIti1: Mtllll11ttp.N . P•Ur:lltlfiTtON!I a . M• ·~ We ~e you tox:omparet , "'" · "2·1'HS I I l"~•tllllly ltf...Wt O,...Ntfllhlirt ..,,o. · .. _ ... . - -- - 1 J liQOY ' • ~u.--1 I , PNU .,IWI~1 11CMl.aXIlt: I 1 rr'• '' • f ·_~G;_ f .·. ( c '. "';. 216,W. I~N 992.&655· P~EROY, ' oit!Q\. ~~ i\4 Tbq.S. ' Sit. N. I Frl N ' ~·. ; '' : • . . . . ' ! ' '' t '. ) .... (' .e . . tows Variable cloudinesa with' • 'cbenee of~ or thunderstonns. tonight and saturday. 'filg!ls Saturda)l'ln tbe lo,v 80s, tonight In the mid-eOII. e11ance ill rain 10 l!ti t·eut tonight and 5!1~M~rcent satur- . Ohio Power Company Thursday gave fonnal notice of lt!i intent to ~lle, on or after September 30, a rate mcrease request Or $177 million. .Last week, the company an· nounced its decision to seek approval. of the increase by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio <PUCO). No increase is likely to take effeet'until July 19112. Over the past five years, the PUCO has approved only 69 percent of tbe C9JIIPIII1Y's requested for rate relief. That Includes an Increase of 7 million for the company last April. The new req~~est would in' Crease operating revenues by 24 per- *· ·. . cent. . , uilder the. priJpoaed schedules of cloudlniiA~thadllnt!ebfabowmaortlllndenlonniPcllday.HI8bs . In the low to mid-tOll. LowB ln_the mid lb upper liDs. ' Unit~ of electricity for a residen- · ~Y· w~~rlyiealhanl~!llllbtoni,lhl. ' · EJ:I ' ' , &doMeF...,..t:..' S~thtoaghTUeaday;, . --.......... ~· . Street with ethnic food, arts, crafts and fireworks . Blossom Music Center near Akron is to stage a fireworks display Saturday night and its first Sunday family forum the following day. At Beilefontaine, dancing is set for Main Street for the llllllual Top of Ohio Festival. The town, with an elevation of 1,549 abOve sea level, is billed as the highest city between the Allegheny and Rocky mountains. Following is a partial list of ac- or approximately $1.25 per month according to Herb Gibson, bookkeeper for Syracuse Horne Utilities. Effective in July the conunodity charge will be $1.90 per 1,000 cubic feet used per month; effective Jan . I, 1982 the commodity charge will go to $1.95 per 1,000 cubic feet used per month; effective July I, 1982 the co~odity charge will be $2 and June of 1983 it will go to $2.05 per I ,000 cubicfeet. The commodity charge does not four council members in Rutland; four council members and a mem· ber of the board of public affairs in Racine, and four council members and a member to the board of public affairs in Syracuse. School board· members will be elected with two full term seats and Ohio Power seeks hike Winning-Ohio lottery number ,:r mittee has yet to llmsh its own lax· cut plan. The House panel returns to work Wednesday with several major decisions pending. Although the chairman, Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., says he wants the bill passed by the House before Aug. I, his aides admit it will take some effort to accomplish that. Then , a conference conunitlee would have to resolve the dif· ferences between the House and Senate bills. Several years ago, then-Sen. Gale McGee, D-Wyo., complained that he found it impossible to take a vacation with his family since Congress met virtually year-round . So Congress passed a Jaw requiring members to take off the month of August - a fav orite time to get away from hwnid Washington - in non-election years. This year the vacati on period 1s a little longer, lasting until Sept. 9. Dole is hoping Congress will delay the vacation fur a week or 10 days. giving the conference committee time to work out a compromise bill that could be given final approval by the House and the Senate before the deadline set by the IRS . Dole said he believes Rostenkowski when he says House Democrats are not stalling on the tax bilL " I don't think there's any desire on their side to be blamed for individuals not getting any tax cut in 19111," Dole said. tivities around Ohio for the July 4 weekendandthefollowingweek: July 3-4 : Ashville July 4 celebration; Granville July 4 celebration and Akron International Festival; River Festival, Gallipolis; July 4 Fair, Shelby; Ontario Independence Celebration; Railroad Days, Woodsfield. July 3-5: New Berlin Days Sesquicentennial, North Canton; Arts Festival, Conneaut; International Art Festival, Boston Mills near Peninsula; Landmark Day~, Navarre; Top of OhiO Fountain Fesllval, Bellefontame; Flrst Town Days, New Phlladelph1a; Bratwurst x Wme fesllval, Springfield; Cedars Indian x Wh1te pow-wow, Terre Haute, southwest of Urbana; Fa1r ~n the Square, Georgetown; F•rernen s U< roast and flea market, Mespotamla; H1stonc . celebration, Gnadenhutten ; M101 Festival. Lebanon . include the amount charged under the fuel adjustment clause. The new contract is for a two year period. Robert Wingett , grants administrator, presented letters to council from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and the Department of the Army, Huntington District, Corps of Engineers concerning the proposed marina . The Corps of Engineers pointed out that a pennit is not necessary to authorize · the excavation of a large emi>ayment on village property and the excavation of a ca nal access to the Ohio R1ver for work landward. A Department of the Army permit, however, will be ri"Quired lor all wurk riverward. A penni! application with drawings wijl have to be submitted to the l::orps of Engineers well in advance of construLtion activities which require authorization. The letter from ODNR acknowledged receipt of the village's Land and Water Con(Continued on page 12) Filing deadline· August 20th in Meigs County Loot 'valued at $1.8 million Todar's rate: Sbort term. Your agreement matures In only 89 days. $500 minimum withdrawals may be made anytime after 14 days. provided a $2,500 balance Is maintained. By KATIE CROW A second reading of an ordinance fixing and regulating the price of natural gas was approved at the regular meeting of Syracuse Council Thursday night. Council, after discussing the ordinance at great length with Jim Diddle, president of Syracuse Home Utilities, finally agreed to approve the second reading. The new rate ordinance, when the third reading iB approved, wiil in· crease natural gas rates five percent WASffiNGTON- The Justice Department says the nation's prison population rose 5 percent to 329,122 in 1980. All of the increase was in state prisons, which are becoming more crowded as legislatures pass mandatory sentencing laws and restrict the possibility of parole, Justice officials said Thursdal(. Since 1969, the nwnber of prisoners in the United States has increased 61 percent, the officials said. No pea•ltie• or fee•. Cancellation of the agreement may be made anytime after 14 days with total interest earned to date and no penalties. And you don't pay a brokerage fee to purchase the Ready-Access Fund. plele its work by Aug. 15. That's where the problem arises -the sununer recess is scheduled to begin at the close of business Aug. I. Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan ., the Finance Committee chainnan, told repor· ters Thursday that he wants the Senate to defy tradition and pass a tax-cut measure before the House acts . "II Congress does not act soon it will he impossible to deliver any tax retief to the American people this year," he said. Dole said he thinks the Senate can pass lts version of the biU- which is just about what President Reagan asked - in three or four days. But the-timetable is much less certain in the Democratic-controlled Hous~, where the Ways and Means Com- Second reading given on rate hike Prison population goes up ...for sending miles acron the miles. tI 2 Sections. 12 Pages 15 Cents -A Mul1imedia Inc. New spa per Holiday-activities underway in Ohio Air controller strike possible Cards I WASHINGTON (AP )- The chairman of the Senate Finance Committee wants Congress to delay its August vacation a week or 10 days to ensure that Americans get a tax cut this fall. The lawmakers, now in the middle of a Fourth of July recess that lasts until Wednesday, have only 21 working days - counting Saturdays - Jefl this month. There are doubts the largest tax-cut bill in history can make be written into law in so short a time. The Internal Revenue Service needs six weeks after a tax-cut biU is passed to draw up new withholding tables . If the lax reduction is to take effect on Oct. I, as President Reagan wants , Congress would have to com- LIO ••• !.AVE $60.00 r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Y~Y~2-~2~os~4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·· ... when only the finest will do:· PhrJt ,,,C\ A beautiful fireworks display will be staged and this year should prove to be a great show . Dole·urges tax cut passage Aeautitul 101< Yellow or White Gold. • VISA '• • MASTER CHARGE • LAYAWAY ~ew bicycle winners in three divisions. Following the parade, volunteers will sponsor a chicken harbecue at the fire station. At 1 p.m. games will be held on the junior high grounds with more cash prizes being a war· ded. The talent show begins at Bp.m. in the junior high school building. After the show at 10 p.m. will be the main attraction of the day . enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 3,1981 Copvrightecl 1981 '69'5 ~AVE$60.00 Wi!s514Y.Y5 mined dally by market conditions. But, unlike money market funds, the Interest rate is fixed at the date of purchase for the term of the agreement You may reinvest at maturity at the prevailing interest rate. Or we'll transfer your funds directly into a Diamond Pay-by-Phone INOW or other savings account. Greeti~ Voi.30,No.56 " dressed up" for the occasion. The talent show will feature talent from the area with the volunteers filling in with comedy acts. A $50 grand prize will go to the winner of, the show. Second prize is $25 and third, $10. Show time is 8 p.m. The parade will line up at the junior high school grounds beginning at 9: 15. It will start at 10 a.m. Prizes of $50, $25, and $15 will be awarded to the .float winners in both the theme and non-theme division. Prizes of $5 and$2 will be awarded to • at e . The Racine Volun~r Fire Departmenl has finalized plans for its annual 'Fourth of July" celebration tomorrow in Racine. This year's celebration includes a full day of activities starting with the annual parade at 10 a .m. Highlight of the day will be the "Miss Racine" beauty pageant, ,held in conjunction with the firemen's talent show. "Miss Racine" will he crowned at \tie affair . Actually, the beauties will be Racine fire fighters, who will be • 10 DIAMOND Q.USTER ARE JUST AFEW OF Bt,h batere•t r•te. Interest rates are deter- ~fff~A ® I· GRIA r SAVINGS Here's a unique opportunity for you to earn high interest on as little as $2,500 In just 89 days. Our Ready-Access Fund Is a repurchase agreement between you and Diamond Savings. Quite simply, we transfer to you an interest in a U.S. government (or government agency) . security. After 89 days, we repurchase your agreement for what you originally paid plus Interest. OPEN JULY 4th d AVE $70.00 f.ARRING!. or te Gold to use extreme caution, avoiding construction where possible. Hopefully by the end of October, restoration will be completed. That involves the paving of streets, sowing grass seed, and replacing sidewalks. DIAMOND SOLITAIRE S<~le. Lou '7995 l ADII'S' BEAUTIFUL DIAMO Your chOice of either 14 K Y Ill Now lhru July 11th We Have Reduced All Diamonds in Stock. Take Advantage ot fhis Great Beliveau, 21, Rt. 2, Pofneroy . Rollin E . Stiles, 67, died unex· pcclcdly at his Langsville home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Stiles was born May 2, 1914 in Pmneruy, a son of the late Frank and Anna Schneider Stiles. He was married on Jan. ZH. 1948, at Cumberland Md., to the former Josephine Folden who survives. Also !-;Urviving e~re a grandson, Bulch Sllles, Langsville; two sisters. Mrs. Helene Fox and Mrs . Frances Waters. South Zanesville. Surviving are his wife. Wilmet Preceding Mr . Stile' in death Richards Wright; a son, James N . besides his Jl<lrents were a son. Mar· Route 3. Pome roy : three sisters , vin T. in 1973. Bessie Wright and Lela Wright, both Mr. Stiles was a retired jub setter of Ripley, W. Va ., and Mrs. Eula wit~ General Motors have retired in Grogg, Covington, Ga.; a brother. 1977 followinl(25 years of service. He Lawrence of Miss ion. Kan.: H granwas a member uf the United Auto dson, Joshua James Wright, and a Workers uf America and was a stepdaughter. Amanda Darlene veteran uf World War II havmg serWilliams, Route 3. Pomeroy . . ved in the Army Air Corps. He was preceded in death by a Services will be held at 2: 30 p.m. brother . Clyde. Munday at the 0 . R. Woodyard Co. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Chapel, 255 E State St., Columbus. Saturday al the White Funeral Burial wit! be in Union Cemetery. Home in Coolville with the Rev . Friends may call at the chapel from GarJ Peck officialmg. Bunal will b.• 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday . Friends in the Rockland Cemetery at Belpre . may call at the Walker Fun"f.i!I Fnends may ca ll at the funera l Home in Rutland from 2 to 4 and 1\o home at anytime after 1 p.m . 9 p m. Saturday. Fnday. IJC1RA SPECIAL Grand jury was seated this morning in Meig~ County Common Pleas Court . ,J Kr1llin E.Stilt>M 20% annual fireworks display, wlllch wiU be tomorrow, July 4. Dave Nelgler, left, captain In the department, accets the donation. Campbell praised the service of the local volunteer organizations ID tbe area . DONATION- Bob Campbell, right, Job Superintendent lor Ontario Pipeline, presented the Racine Volunteer'Fire Department a donation for $200 for jts DIAMOND SALE REDUCED Jury ~'''ah'd today A su it in the amount uf $29 2fij) was flied m Meigs Countv C~m­ Announct• A[)(: funds lnun . k· F.man, . l Pleas Court by p ar State Auditor Thomas E. Cia Inc., Col umbus , against Har. Ft!rguson announced the vcy Russell , Rutland . eta!. distribution of $48,961,262 in Aid to A SUit In the amount of $327.39 . Dependent Children to 573,679 due on a prunissory nut. . fil d '<. W, l., recipients in Ohio. Meigs County e u}' Auto-Owners Inc Coiumbu, aua 1·nst D. I · received $1110.927 for 2,217 recipien. · ""' tmp L' Eakms, Rl. 2, Racine. ts. Area ·deaths JULY·4th The Leading Creek Conservancy District Water Office will close all day Friday in observance fo the July 4th weekend. Also announcing closing on Friday are the Meigs County Adilor' s Office and the Meigs County probate Court. working in the village of Syracuse. Campbeil has anticipated that mainline sewers will be completed by the first of August. During the next two or three weeks there will be three mainline crews working in SyracUBe where motorists are urged Parade highlights celebration Children, Men and Boys Vt>lt>rans Memorial Friday funeral Carl Wright . 70, Hockingport, died Wednesday evening althe St. Joseph Hospital m Parkersburg following a brief illness . He was born at Reedy, W. Va ., a son of the late Clark and Effie Moore Wright. He attended the Reedy Baptist Church and was a graduate of Spencer High SchooL He was a retired employe uf Union Carbide of Marietta and was a member of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union. •· ..... I. Judge O'Brien terminat~s. ·15 court cases '25. SyrCJcuse . Carl Wri~ht -z- Pomeroy-Micldl!eort, Ohio Eleven defendants were fined and Four l"UIIII were ~de by area four otbers forfeited bonds In Meigs eliHirgency IIII~~Bds Wednesday , County Court Wedne!day. according to tbe Meigs County Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien In Emergency Medical Service. the Meip County Court were SanThe Middleport squad was dra Wright, Pomeroy, and David called at 7:59 p.m. to take Tom Anderson to Veterans Memorial \!01. Caul, Athens, S24 and costs each Hospital. . speed; Dorst:! Randolph, Long Bot: tom, $10 and costs, failure to display John Moon was taken to valid registration; Douglas Cleland, Veterans Memorial Hospital at Pomeroy, $10 and costs, failed to 10:23 p.m. by the Pomeroy squad. stop for stop sign; Virgil 0. Layne, The Rutland squad respon4r' to two calls. and costs, overload; Cheshire, James While was taken to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital at Must follow laws too 1:57 p.m. and Tony Keyser was taken to O'Blenessat9:09 p.m. Middleport Police reminq The Syracuse Fire Department citizens that bicycles and mopeds responded to a fire at the home of must follow the same traffic laws Paul Harris, Minersville, at 12:53 as motor vehicles. Also, moped p.m. drivers mUBt be 14 years old and pass a written test, police said. The Meigs County Sherilf's · department reports it is investigating a theft and a hitskip . acc)dent. The Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative told sheriff's deputies that a electric pole and a dawn to dusk light were stolen from Sidehill Road, RD Rutland, sometime Tuesday night. An unknown vehicle went off the roadway and lore out four fence posts on a pasture on Snowball Hill sometime between Friday and Tuesday, according to the sheriff's report. Delbert Smith, Racine. who b renting the Jl<ISture, reported the incident. The properly is owned by Bob Durst. The sheriff's deJl<lrhnenl urge, UJOh)risls to reduce ~(Jt'cd wht•n traveling the detour aruund I . ·e· . • filed Thursday Variable :. •ralel.abd·tal'l&with the PUOO ~ city oftlctals in .Ohio !,'ower's aervice .area - the tial customer who uses an average of 650 ldlowatthours per month would rise from 4.99 to 6.2 cents per kilowatthour. an unexpired term to be filled in Meigs Local; two full term seats in the Eastern Local District; three full term seats in Southern ·Local, and three full term seals on the Meigs County Board of Education. So far, four candidates have filed for posts. They are Gary Dill and Thomas 0. McKay, Jr., for trustee of Chester Township ; Dennie E. ffill for trustee in Sutton Township, and Roger M. Davidson for full term on the Meigs Local Board of Education. ·Showers pose holiday threat • By The Auoclated Press • Scattered showers and thun· derstorms will continue to pose some threat to plans for Ohioans on tbe Independence Day holiday. The molrt likely time for thunderstorms Saturday will be from late .aftemoon through the evening hours. Not, ,much temperature change Is expected "With afternoon highs from the upper 70s to low 80s and overnight lows in the 8011. Thunderstorms drifted across northwest Ohio ThUrsday evening. nearly a quarter of an Inch Ill rain fell at Toledo. Another area of showerS and thunderstonns drifted north through southwest and west central Ohio last night and a few isolated showers occurred in otber sections of the state. Temperatures today were about normal for early July. Readings were 'In the 60s at daybreak. On the morning weather map a large high pressure system was centered off the mid-Atlantic coast and was nearly stationary. Aweak cold front from Minnesota to Kansas was moving siOIUY' east and will reach western Ohio by Slinday . FILED - Roger M. Davldsoo, 98 Hlgb St., Pomeroy, has IUed a petition of candidacy for a full term on the Melp lAical School District Board of Education. Manied to the former Mila Woods, Davidson IDdlcaled that he bu filed for the board ..ecause of bls Interest ID studelllll and hopes to have the opporllllllty to Improve the status· of the Meigs · Local District. • �Friday , July 3, 1981 Page-2..:.The Daily Sentinel ' Pomf:rov,- Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 3,1981 · St. John the Bapti•'t Parish in Louisiana wants to amend its city charter. Peor ia, Arix ., wants staggered terms for members of 1ts city council. Biloxi, Miss .. wants to delay an election from May 12 to June 23. Greene County, Va.. wants to relocate the voter registrar's office. Alaska wants to revise its election code, and Dra inage Dist rict No . 5 in Brazoria County, Texas, wants to consolidate sume voting precincts. Ordinarily, no one except the people affected would care about these changs. But each of them and dozens m ore each year - must be approved by the U.S . J usti ce Department. In other words, the federal government must act before Biloxi's candidates can rent hotl'i ballrooms for Election Night. Some people are hopi ng that 1981 will be the last full yea r Ill whi ch anyone but the people of Bra zona County or St. J ohn the Baptist disc r i mi na te vote rs. again st min or ity The Voting Rights Act, major por!JUns uf which expire in August 1982. carnt> into being because m any of thusl' "covered jur isdicti t)ns" has used literacy tests or other devices whost.' sole purpose was to insure that nunori ty Americans could not \'ole or pffectively mars ha l the ir forces to wi n ur influence a n election . In their 15 years since the act took Parish have any say about how their counties in Hawaii and Alaska to parts of New York and several New England states, from Arizona to the Deep South." Since 1965, the nwnber of blacks registered to vote in the South ha~ more than doubled. Smce the effect. the J ustice Department has blocked more than 1100 proposed changes in election law. A bipartisan coalition of U.S. senators led by Edward Kennedy , [). Mass., and Charles Mathias , R-Md. - has introduced a b.ill to extend the Voting Rights Act. The House sponsor is Rep. Peter Rodino, D-N.J ., who calls the !965 legislation "the language protections were added tu vote before 1965. Now the Magnolia · the act in 1975 , the nwnber of Sta le has 387 black ·elected officials Hispanic voters has increased by 3IJ - more than any other state. percent nationally and by more than Louisiana is second with 363. The Voting Rights Act produced 44 percent in tbe Southwest. those numbers; its defeat would Only 6 percent of Mississippi's take them away. eligible blacks were registered to IJail~ · most effectivt> civil-rights act ever passed by Congress." J Their proposal would extend until August 1992 the 'pre-clearance " provisions of Section 5 as well as the act's pr oecti ons fo r language mi norities. The latter include the req ui rement that bilingual ballots to provide in nearly 200 U.S. count ies. The legislators alsu want tu amend the act to eli minate the confus ion that bas resulted from the Supreme CoUI·t's 1980 ruling that racial bias can be proved only by direct evidence of specifi c intent to di scruninate. The change would all ow ev idence of the discrim inatory effect of an electi on procedure to be s uffieient to I> ~ \ OT EI HOTH t~ Il l l"u ll rl Str•·d Pllnll' rln . Ohi n 61-J-992-2 156 J'\;T EHF.ST OF T HE M F. IGS-1\o\ASOI'. AIU:A l 'uhlhlw r BOB HOEFLICH PH WHITEHEAD I ., , , ~,a nt P u b iL• ht't / I "un tr•o ll t r DA LE ROTHGEB. J R. ' n h E d11+1r -\ \I E,\ I RE H .,[ Th•· -\ " "' "'att•d l' n·"~ - In la nd , pa !Jl' r f>uhh , ho·r, ,, -'"r ia I lu ll . Oa1 l ~ Prt'~~ AH ufia lion and tht' \ rlll'rll"lt ll ~ ..... l. t- .TI'f".l{,.., I tt' OI ' I"', JO 'I, a ro· ..,,·Jnonwd Th•·) , h,u ld hot h ·~ -~ tha n 300 .,.,,rd' ~·n ~ . All h" ll•·r' a r1 · ' llhJo 'l 'l Ill o·1 h t m ~ ;t ml 11111 ' 1 lw \I K I I~ · d ~ith ll <l mt·. i! dd r r ~~ a 11d h ·lt·ph uno· n uml wr "'i n Ull' l l! lll'l ll l'l k r' '-'o il ho· pu hl i,ho·fl 1.1' 1\o·r ' , hnlllfl lw in )!mlfi ~~ It ·. a ddn' !'l!'l iii K ' ' ' ""' - "" '1 "''"' " " :111\10 "' ' ARt. DISPENS~E?' National mood appears 'optimistic' WASH ING TON 1AP I- It may not be as high as a Oag on the Fourth of J ul y. but according to the inventors of the "Gross National Spirit' ' index. the national mood shows a trend toward optimi sm. Since there's an index for a bout eve ryth ing else, the new one was devised by opinion ana lysts at the America n Enterprise Institute to track how Americans feel about their lives and their country. " We sa w a real need for some sort of general. comprehensive index Off the books NEWYORK i API - Major league baseball w11l ma rk the Fourth of July . tra ditionally one of the b1ggest dates on the sport's ea lendar, w1th slnke negollat10ns mstead of ba ll games. Federal mediator Kenneth Moffett has recessed until Saturday, .July 4, stalemated talks in the play ers strike, which entered its fourth week today. The two si des met at the ba rga ining table ·for about 90 minutes Thursda y with no discernable progress on the iss ue of free agent compe nsa tion. " We're going a round in circl es," sa id Mark Bela nger of the Ba ltimore Orioles. " It's the same stuff every day. It went as you might expect. Certainly, there was no progress." But Reggie J ackson of the New York Yankees. preferred a more tlO ~00 I-IA'It ASnJPl' 1tlrn SHOWING 11-IAT Nl~ OJf Of TEN SOCIAl. SCitNnSTS lion5 apply. m Kennedy's words, " to Ow four corners of the nation. from ROBERT L. WINGETT uver li me ... that would give some When the index is fa irly high - like thinking about then'6elves and their now - the artists at " Public country," said Ben Wattenberg, c<>- Opinion" draw a tall, stately editor of the Institute 's " Public monwne nt on the chart. But when Opimon" magazine. "We had a the index is depressed, as it was gross national product, but not a during 1980, the monument shriveled gross national spirit, as if the latter to telephone-pole dimensions. The index is based on polls dealing didn't have enormous effect on the with public attitudes on six former .'' questions: personal and financial There is one now. It sta nds about satisfaction, feelings about the way halfway between awful and perfect, things are going for the country, expectations about the national future at 1275 out of a possible 2400. and about the course of the economy And . as befits a gross national inin the next year, and confidence in dex, the "GNS" has a special symthe way President Reagan is doing . bol - the Washington Monument. sense of wha t Americans are his job. According to Wattenberg , the findings are useful in gauging what is likely to happen in the years just ahead . " A new administration is now purposefull y trying to rekindle American optimism." he said. " Indeed, much of Pres1dent Reagan's proposed economic plan is based precisely on national psychology rather than straight economics." Thot as!'i ess mcnt comt•s from Prof. Peter Gutmann. who in late 1977 ereateJ a big tt~du when tw esttmHtl'd that more than 10 percent uf th e g n 1ss ml tion CJ l produd eva ded th t-• rr:Hb r nf the tncume tax peopl e. F uur vca rs ago , the fi g ur~ wCJs s ~' t at clusl' to $200 billion . ~ow . says Gutrna nn . i-t is a round $420 billion. Sonw tof tha t is inflation . but a lmost eve ry other ccunm n ic stallstlc ts simil arly infla ted. Inflation aside. the gross na tiunal pruduclttsclf grew i.lnd. say s Guttrnan , the s ubte rra ne<-~ n, or undergn tund . L'Ctmom y grew even nwn •. "Sticking t u the supercon:-;l-'r\'Clti n• 10-plus perce nt uf the l l·g<-~ l uu t pul tha t I L'sti m Cl led fur fi\'e yea rs agtl ... (;utma nn said 1 <-~st week. · the 1981 fi g u r e comes in around $310 b11li un GJ\ 1' ... But wa it ; thl•re's more. ·· More rl'a listtca lly. " lw conttn ul·d. " llla king surne allowa nct• for faste r subterra nea n them lt'ga l grnwth . a:-; wl'il CIS omi tted ite ms. the s u bl l·rra n~a n econom y is a t anmnd $420 bill1un.·· That's quite a fi gure. If tnJL'. it suggests thct t ma ny uf the stoti sties for unemployment. incornt:. produd iun. sa vings and what-not are way out of li nt' with reality. It su):!gests we a n.• li \'i n ~ Cl myth . It also suggests sornethin.l;! that ma ny peopl e wil l consider a very pr a cti ca l matter in these da y~ uf hi gh taxes · The ~uvr rmnent may be losin g hundreds of mtUwns of dolla rs 111 income-la x J"l'\"l'llues. In rema ins difficult fur many people t(l accept the existence of so va-;t a n unreported . unrecorded. untaxed econorn y After Gutma nn 's or igina l estimate was published . the IHS cuul d ha rdly believe what 11 saw . It moun· ted tls own study, a study som e say "· e~ s initi ated in a n attempt to shm\· that nu such amount was slipping th ro ugh its fingers. Tht! rnust common types of tra nsactions. Gutrha nn sa id a t a eonft!re nce on the underground economy. are " those made illegal only by the practice of tax evasion First, he continu ed, th ere is the owne r or rna nager of a business who skims some cash off the top of the proceeds. And then, he sa id , there are businesses that use cash receipts to pay employees off the books. The latter , he contends. go underground " to save on Social Security taxes . unemployment insura nce ta xes, various worker benefits, and pa perwork costs. or tn a void goverrunent regulations. " Next is the business that has cash receipts. and uses the cash to buy supplies. Thi s makes the busmess 'cern sma ller. and consrstent with cash· skinuning a nd cash payments to worke rs. It may also mean discounts. Finally, said the professor , whll leaches ecunurmcs and finance at the City University of New York . some businesses. mainly in se rv1ces. deal wholly in cash. and simply don't exist m offi cral government fi gures. Drugs , prllstilu\ion and loan-sha rking would fa ll into thi s category. ' Letter to the editor GDC: another turn In response to a recentletter to the editor stating GDC did have a fulltime Protestant Chaplain. I would like to offer the following Illfonnation . As per a memo from the GDC superintendent dated Feb. II, 1980, a full-time client advocate was appointed while being relieved of his duties as a cbaplain. This left GDC with: ( I J one full time protestant chaplain (now abolished! and (I I one full time client advocate. In ·accordance with GOC Poley H 91-78, of Nov. 12, 1980. and in line with Senate Bill 336 and Ad' Oh io 1 API Memoria l services are scheduled in two Ohio cities next month to comme mo r at e th e bombin g of Hirosh ima a nd Nagasaki nea r the end of World Wa r II in !945. The events in Columbus and Cleveland on Aug. &-9 are part of a nationa l effort hy the Reverse· the Arms Race Federation to halt the prod u cl i ~n of nuclear weapons by the Umtcd States and the Soviet Uni on. In addition , Sen. Michael Schwarzwalder, [).Columbus, is sponsoring a resolution in the Ohio Senate which asks Congress a nd President Reagan to support the 1nuralurium . He says the United States a nd the Opening It' s swnmer, and you will be meeting new people at the seashore, in the mountains and on trips. You Wi:l nt to ma ke an impression on them, but you need an opening gambit. May I suggest a f~ that could break the ice' "I had a poorer childhood than , Ronald Reagan." 'I always sleep with a gun, when I'm sun bathing on the beach." " I miss Ji;runy Carter in the White House." " We' re pasing up Prince Charles' wedding because my wife doesn't like to fl y." " I sa w the movie 'Heaven's Gate' and liked it. " " My son wants a geneti c engineering set for his birthday." " Would you like to see a photo of my Moral Majority leaders' wife ?" " My husband was going to get a high position in the State Depart- Soviet Union currently . TOday's hlghllght in history: On July 3, 1962, Algeria became independent after 132 years of French · possess 50,000 nuclear weapons which are capable of destroying all the cities in the northern hemisphere within 30 minutes. Yet. he says, "over the next decade, the U. S. and USSR plan to build more than 20,000 nuclear wa rheads and new missil e deliver y systems." Schwarzwalder sa id the two super powers must hall nuclear production ra ther than increase their means of destroying civiliza tion. Deta ils of the memorial services remain to the worked out. but special guests will include the Rev. George Zebelka, who •erved as chapla in of the crew of the Enola Gay. the U.S. plane which dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr .• [).New Boston, has been hobbled recently by p~ inful arthritis in his ankle. But the speaker has by no means lost his sense of hwnor. Corning as is did the day after a major Vern Riffe fund raiser. for a possible bid for governor next year , he said some people were saying he became so rich that he got the gout. The event grossed about $300,000. Riffe said " some other people a re saying I dropped the money on my foot on the way to the bank. " Secretary of State Anthony J . Celebrezze Jr . says his office is hopeful that Gov. James A. Rhodes CINCINNATI (API .,.. Declaring that the city is being held hostage by the baseball strike. Mayor David Ma nn called on the Cincinnati Reds today to reimburse the city !or lost income. Mann sa1d the Reds had violated their lease agr~ement to play games in Riverfront Stadium, and should make up the city's losses from cancelled games. "We are out nearly a half-million dollars," Mann told a news conference. " [ .don 't think we have any choice but to say to the Reds ... ' want to be compensated." ' II the Reds refuse, Mann said the city would have "no Choice" but to file a lawsuit. Mann's announcement today was the latest step as the city. businesses and civic leaders try to recoup a n will sign into law soon a bill cutting down on the number of special electiops m Ohio. Calling it his lop legi~lative priority of the year , Celebrezze said the proposed law would eliminate vuter confusion and reduce electio~ costs. Under the proposal, which was sent to Rhodes last week, special elections would be limited to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in February, June, August, or November; the fourth Tuesday in March, or the day authorized by a particular charter for the holding of a primary election. Curreiltly , there are no restrictions as to when special elections can be held. ment, but his brothers told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he wasn't qualified." ·'Street crime is overrated.'' " I think the qulaity of television programs is getting better all the time." " We lost our American Express travelers' checks in Florence, and the hall porter at our hotel told us there wasn't anYthing we could do a bout it. " "Our "French cook can do miracles with our food stamps." " My daughter is in AI Haig's remedial English class." "When ever my broker from E.F . Hutton says something, nobody listens." "My husband sells processed uranium to Third World countries." "Nancy Reagan bought an Adolfo suit from me that I don't wear any more.' ' " My daughter wants to be draf- · to buy our wheat. " ted." " Did anyone read the story in the ' 'George just put All Landon on his 'National Enquirer' on killer earthworms?" political hit list." " My son is constantly being "My mother was arrested for sitsexually harassed by his female ting in with the Vietnam veterns at supervisor.'' the White House." "No, thank you. I don't drink wine. " Here's my card . If ou ever need But I'd like a real goof stiff shot of any real good Mexican grass, call boOze.'' me.' ' " The more I hear about supplyside economics, the more I like it." " I say if you have ty " choose bet" I think Charles Kuralt is much ween beautiful beaches and drilling better looking than Dan Rather." for oil, you close the beaches." " I don't believe all those stories in "My garage mechanic called me the press about Mt. St. Helens over- this mornig and told' me there as flowing." .oll.~ng wrong with my car.' ' " I'm reading Sprio Agnew 's book - "TA!lT"IIft~ give me one g ood this summer, and I can't put it reason why we havl!'tn'lllll'UI\e bald eagle?" · down.'' "OK, so the Soviets knOl:k out 40 "I swear I saw Vice President million Americans in a first strike, George Bush today." and we retaliate by killing 50 million "Would anyone like to buy the of them . They're still going to have Reagans a yacht' " ') • positive view of Thursda y's talks. " Nothing happened, but it seemed as th_uugh they were saying, ' Let' s hear what you have to haye and we'll lei! yuu what we ha ve to have,"' he sard . " At least today people were saying. 'Where can we go from here' Can we do anythmg? ' It doesn't mean we're near a setll ement. but it seemed they wanted to listen more today . I didn 't feel the,·J listened before. Listening and hearing are two differentthings. " J ackson seemed hopeful that a brea kthrough could be a chieved . "I' m looking for good things from them. something to build on.' ' he sa id. ' 'I'm like the fan's who keep asking when it 's gomg to be over . I'm enjoying the time off . but I fee l guil ty. ! should be playing ball." Dooal d Fehr . general counsel of the Ma jor Lea gue Playe rs estimated $10 million lost to the loca l ec.onorny because of the players' strike. Under their lease a greement with Page-:- 3 Dravo dumps Fruth's 8-6 Visiting Dravo defea ted Point double and single . Elain e Smith had four singles . Pleasant Fruth's 8-<l in the senior softball league behind a n 18 hit at- Renee Sm1th and Trac i Mearns two tack. Drave is now :>-2 and Pt. singles each, Beck y Michae l a \ ~ai d . Pleasant is &-2. Debbie Michael single. and Missy Cummins a single. The two sides talked until about 1 posted the win, while Ury suffered Lea di ng Point Pl easant were p.m. when Moffett announced " the loss. Yoder and Fizer with a horne run recess for lunch until 2:30. When tiJC Leading hitters for Dravo were a nd triple ea ch, McDermi tt a home ta lks were suppose to resume, Mof- Laren Wolfe with a triple and run, Pam Ewing a double, Ury three felt rece ived a call from the Playe r doubl e, Linda O'Brien a homerun singles, Wickline, Greer, Neville Rcla t 111 ns Committee sa y ing Raeleen Oli ver a double and tw ~ each with two singles. and Knaul a m anagement's barga iners would not singles, and Debbie Michael a si ngle. be ba ck. A source familia r with the negotiation~ said tha t it would be ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~==~~~;;;;;, unreasona bl e to read any special significance into Thursday's eve nts. Grebey said. "As far as what we nt on or how 1 feel. 1 have no comment. " of Today is the 22nd day of the strike ·specially priced with 13 more ga me~ canceled pushing th• toll to 274 since the used car ~ains walkout began June 12. Association. smiled at Jackson's description of the meeting. " If he mea ns people were not screaming at each other, he's right, " the attorney ~aid. " That happens often . But the lone of the meeting was no different as fa r a~ I was concerned. Their position is 'Please accept our proposal that the nwnber sixteen player be used for compensation paid for by the club si"nin" ,., h the free a gent.' I don 't detect anything that happened that we're one step closer to a settlement. Maybe I'm wrong. I'd ·love to be wrong." Thursd ay's mee tin g wa s scheduled to start at 10 a.m., but it did not get UIJderway until 11 :30 because owners' representative Ray Grebey reque~ted a delay . "I was late, the association kne w I would be. and the meeting started at the new time it was set." Grebey f.J... time will play willa be flagattournament. 10 a .m. OneLast or the tee highlights this l ear is the 40 man Tuesday league. Standings after the first five weeks are as follows: '3 9p!~.94 LAWN-BOY DEALER ---- MODERN SUPPLY GENERAL TIRE SALES PHONE 992 -7161 1 MIDDLEPORT, OH. 399 Main St . Pomeroy, OH . 992-2165 ~-;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;j Ehlinger-W. Wilson becom~ NGHS cage coach . Bruce Wilson, Gallipolis, ·former . reserve coach at Meigs High School and this past 1year a jtlltlor high basketball coach and r.eserve baseball men~or, has been employed as head basketball coach ~t N'orth . Gallia High · School. Wllson, · a graduate of Morehead State University, was a.former All SEOAL player In high school. He is also a registered bOeball wnpire. Wlls9n rePlaces .Paul Pettil head coach . . Last season,. Nnrth•l Gall~ , p<isted a 5-15 overall r~rd , aild 2:l! ~~marl · · 4 ,,· · He will follow .in1he foolsteiJS', 6f his father, CUff Wilson, Galli& CoUnSchools' tfan,sportatl'on..OO main-.' tel)8nce supervisOr, who lui~ IIQIJie highly sUccessful cage teams 1p the.. early 80's. \ · '' AT YOUR No Rainchecks on this -T ire Ruu.sh-Gra\'es, Compton-C. lrwels ,_ Freet\-0. ty F .E. T. ·FREE MOUNTING & BALANCING MiiJs.Follrod. Bamett-Mathew1 ' Hack-Botdurfer, and Wi~Weber. Soatbem Dlvllloa J. Haii.J . Th omas, Jr., Sayre-Fitch, DuttonMorris, B. Moore-Shamblin, Anderson-Dixon, r Features: Ad tust able balance handle Tr~gg er t hrottle control Full 4 Ply Polyester Whitewall thru ~ Rupe , Ir. • 16-mch w1de swath w1 th left and n ght access Drawer-G . Moore, Kan-Kelly, W. HackettHill. J. Thomas, Sr.·NeJs()n, Lohse-Bowen, Nor- and the city, the Reds werrJ obliga ted tu play 11 horne dates last month that ·were cancelled by the pla yers' strike, Mann sajd. L78-15 Nortllel"'l DMIIOD Hackett. Slmon-Frecke r, r elease wtth 080 line • Per manently lubr 1cated dr.ve sha ft On Saturday, a mixed golf match will be played at Jay Mar Golf Course at 4 p.m. Members and guests are asked to bring a covered dish. On July 4, the men's association Grueser. • "' Bum p Head·· hne r - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -1 Mixed golf match slated Saturday gambits~--:::-----A_n_B_ uc_hwa _ ld ministrative Rule 51 23-7 ~2 " The G.D. C. shall have a full time Cli ent Advocate." I am unaware of any officia l changes authorized and announced by the Superintendent since Feb. II , 1980 memo: Therefore. I must .--~---------. . - - - - - - - - - - . , Gt'e, f£J.J.AH5, I~ assume that with removal of the full lWR ll.iiiNriN6 7lJ allfmtf~, time Protestant Chaplain there is no 1!1/T lAST~ liE Ptl1'!e full time chaplain services a vailable <!14~ M& A MW:/IfTE 70 5ET or the advocate is performing two ~CFF 711itR &4CIS. services. How effective can these vital services be; are they not mandated? Betty Spencer Patriot Ohio 45658 Today in history. .. rule. Cities will commemorate bombings COL UMBU S, r h e Dai ly Sentin e l Her husband, British Dav is Cup uf Lloyd's mind that this might have player J ohn Lloyd, said: " It is been her last chance to win Wimlaughable, really. Chris feels she has bledon. She frequently has staled her a bad record at Wimbledon because she has only won twice . She feels she desire to foll ow in the footsteps of last yea r's ch ampion ~ Evonne . should have won more." That knowledge was a major Goolagong, and start a fam ily. All that is way in the future for 19motivating factor when the Fort Lauderdale, Fla. , baseliner faced year-old Mandlikuva. Mandlikova . Her goal is to become the top tenTh e . lea n , powe r f ul nis player in the world , and she unCzechoslovakian girl has matured de rlined the correctness of her No. 2 rapidly in the past yea r, winning the seeding by defeating her 1 comAustralian and French Open titles patriot, Ma rti na Navrali lova , in a and defeati ng Lloyd in the semis in three-set semifin al Wednesday. " I HAVE TO PLAY IN ANGER " - John McEW'oe opens his mouth Her parents, fonner Ol ympic Paris. wide to protest ag ains t a decis ion by a n umpire during his Men·s Singles , sprinter Vi!cm Mandlik and his wife . The defea t hurt Ll oyd's pride. · semi-fina l match against Bjorn Borg a t Wimbledon. Thursday. McEnroe " After she lost to Hana in the Ha na , were to fl y to London for the ha s said on numerous ocrasions, '' I have to play in anger. I <'an' t be subsemis of the French, I cuuld see her fina l. dued a nd play my best. " I AP LaserphotuJ . The question was whether the start to prepare for Wimbledon. The loss in Paris has made her more youngster. elegant and full of fi re on keen because she regarded the Fren- the court. could stand up to the white-hot pressure of a first fi na l on ch titl e as hers, " "said John Lloyd. It also must have been in the back lht• hallowed center court. Mann wants Reds to pay city for lost revenues Wattenberg said the magazine plans to perfect its index and publish the results on a regular bas is, perhaps four or six times a year . Tile suble rraneau ec o n 11m ~· . thai "off the books" part of prod ucti on tha t doesn't 1:1,et r e ported to the tax. n\an nr m easured by offlcia \ sta tistics . seems hJ be ~ r o wm g. M iddle port, Ohio Negotiations will resume Saturday self is discriminatory beca use it dut•s nut a pply nati unwide. In fac t. it s gt' ll t>re~ J a nti-d isc rimina ti on provisions al ready apply in a ll 50 states. Hs ban on literacy tests applies to a ll or parts uf 25 slates. And the pre-cl eara nce provisiosn uf Sex ~ Se ntin el P om e roy WIMBLEDON , England i API at Wimbledon. "I was lucky to survive," Bjurn Mea nwhile, this Wimbledon Borg admitted with a rueful grin. " It "omen's final had it all. W<Js probably one of my greatest It was the top seed against the No. l'omebacks." 2 seed. It was youth against exThe ~year-old Swede spoke after perience. It was a base liner against powenng his way to a n ~. 4-6, &-3, &an adventurer. n. 6-4 come-from-behind victory over Chris Evert Lloyd , something of a J i11uny Connors m the Wimbledon veteran at 26, was seeking her third scnnfina ls Thursday . Wimbledon title when she tangled Borg now tackles John McEnroe today with Czechos lovakian 111 Saturday's fi na l, looking for his teenager Hana Mandlikova. sixth straight Wimbledon title and ' For anyone else that would be a h1s ~2nq,c onsecu ti ve match victory supreme achievement. at the world's greatest grass court For Ll oyd, who was playing in he r seventh final. victory was a must to tournament. prevent her from feeling sbe has not He almost didn't make 11. Burg said he felt more mentall y fulfi lled her potentia l a t the world's tired than physica lly tired after the greatest grass court tournament. epic 3'·,-hour battle that kept a 14,000 In her six previous fina ls, Evert Lloyd has won only twice - in 1974 center court crowd spell bound. Con nors was nonplussed by al! the and 1976 . She has lost in the final lor exci tement after a match tha t wa~ the past three years. described as one uf the finest played prove a violation of the act. Opponents of a r~ uc that the act it· Th e . Borg/ defeats Connors again; women's finals set today Why extend VOting act?.______________J_wra_·n_B_on_d voters are registered or how their candidates are elected. Sounds fair enough' Think again . Brazoria County and the rest of Texa s , Louisia na, Alabama , Georg ia , Mississippi. South Caroli na, Virginia, Alaska, Arizona. half of North Carolina and small parts of 12 other states are required by Section 5 of the !965 Voting Rights Act to clear any new election procedure with the Justice 'Depart rnent. They must show that the pr upuse d cha nge woul d nut ' l he Stor e With " All t<inds ol ~ tut! " - For Pets., Stolbles. , La rg e l a wn s. a nd & Small Animal s - c Mdens. cond , nulo 1977 PONTIAC VENTURA ••••••••••••••••• 1975 CHRYSlER CORDOBA •••••••••••••• P .B., P .s., sunroof, good cond. 1974 DODGE POWER WAGON.~:'~::~:~': •• s1295 Auto ., PB/ PS 1974 FORD F250 ,..................... . $1295 1975 DODGE CORONET-••••••••••••••••• S1695 1 1981 OLDS 98 REGENCY Sedan Diesel ...... 10,995 1981 CAD. DEVILLE Sedan .................... :.... .. '12,995 1978 TOYOTA CORONA Sedan ...... ................... 14495 1979 OLDS STAR FIRE Cpe.... _.......... .... .... .. _... 14495 1979 CADILLAC ELDORADO ....... .. .... .... .. .... ..... 17995 1977 PONTIAC G. P. (Black) ................ ..... .>. .. _13295 1978 FORD F·IOO Stepside ............. .. ............. '3695 1976 OLDS. CUTlASS Wagon (as is) ....... ...... ... -.. 12295 1977 CHEV. MONTE CARL0 .............. .... .......... '2995 1977 PONTIAC G.P. (Brown) ._ .......... ...............'2995 1978 Olds 98 Regency Sedan ... ............. ......... .15495 1979 VW SCIRROCCO........... -.............. .. ... .. .. '5495 1978 PLYMOUTH VOLARE Sedan ....... .. .... ... ..-... '2495 1976 OLDS 98 REGENCY Sedan ... ,... ..... ... ..-.... '2495 1975 BUICK LESABRE Cpe .. ....... .. ... ..... .. ...... .. 11995 1977 OLDS 88 Sedan ....... ..................... .-.. 13695 1978 CHEV. lh TON 4x4 .._..... .... .................. 15495 1976 DODGE ASPEN WAGON ............. ........... .. 11695 1976 FORD PINTO WAGON ... ..................... ... ..'1895 1976 FORD CLUB CAB lh TON .. ............ ...... -..• '1895 1977 FORD GRANADA COUPE. ......... .. ......... ... . '1895 1976 BUICK LIMITED SEDAN_ .. _................... ... 12295 1978 CHEV. 2 Ton With 12' Van Body, 350 V-8, 4 Speed. • Low Mil eage ' SIMMONS OLDS.CAD.-CHEV. INC. See or Phone one of These Courteou s Salesme11 Mike Anderson - Bill Hass - Rosco Burdette Pete Burris - Marvin Keebaugh "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" PH. 992-6614 Pomeroy, Ohio V 6, .J dr , orr \ ' ai~, 2 dr .• hardtopAM/FM radio, PB/ PS , air . auro., air: om •ownP r 4/.ooo miles sgg5 197 fORD' J 'JD •.........•..•...••....... ~ ~· ~ ~ .l d r ., ·t9.73. fORD MaurRICK ~Dr. , auto .. P . B., P.S . $1295 . nwt. .•••••••••••••••••• i976. BUICK · ·4or .• auto., P .B., P.s.,' vinyltop. (11695 ' 4Dr., P.B.• P.s., air. $1795 1975 FORD .GB.ill&fta ••••••............. . . RY, MARQU.IS·........... Dr ., P . B., P .s.• alr . tlftAf. 1972.. MERCtJ . , ~ , I'J. . . Or., auto. 11: 1972 RENAU~ · ·············~··············~95 , VEGA ~STATiorMIIGON ••••••••'595 l · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·: .... ~~ 4 4 I' •. One Owner . J ust ovN 4(XJO rn li r'"> ~995 . •.................................................... v 1981 ESCORT LOWffi•IC>, QOOdf'"n >pOriM ;on , ~>C H $529 (2) 1980 FAIRMONTS ..••................••.••................•.. . 5 LOW ff\ des $4895 1979 LTD 4 DOOR••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Gom< ' '""' '' '·" 1977 GRANADA 2 DOOR •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~)~,~ ~~·~(~ •• s2795 1976 FORD MUSTANG ••••••••••••••••••_•••••••• •••••••••a:~~~~,~~ ;·•• s2695 1978 MERCURY MARQUIS 2 DOOR ............................... 53995 ftHRIER PICKUP ' $ 4995 1979 l'~ ···············~······· ~ ··················· . lL lON PICI(UD Onrownor , S2695 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . 1975 CHEVROLET 7Z Au lom i1 Jrc onrov, rll •r ' ' ~ W •lh lr •o pec 1974 F250 SIJPER CAB•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~149S ' . Au to m ati c, onl' ownf.' r ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2195 �\ ,. Friday, July 3,1981 .( Paqe--4 , The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Pomero ' LATE MODEL CAMARO - Racine's Bruce Neigler is shown beside his red and white No. 11, Late Model Camaro. Neigler's 1980 Camaro has a Huff chassis and Is powered by a small block Chevy. Nelgler has several heat race wins this season, and competed regularly at Bond's Speedway each Friday evening at Stewart. Neigler owns and maintains his own rare. County is well represented on the tristate auto racing scene. Several Meigs County drivers have become very popular on the racing circuit. The local daredevils compete at Bond's Speedway in Stewart each Friday and A. J. 's Speedway each Saturday, in addition to Atomic Speedway and Jackson County, W. Va. Speedway. Besides racing in the Ohio Valley area some drivers have competed with the " All Star Circuit of Champions" and (MOSS) Midwest Outlaw Super Series racing organizations. Today's new lightweight stock cars have been setting record breakipg times of under 15 seconds on the quarter mile clay ovals. Speeds of more than 90 miles are OUTSTANDING SEASON- Gene Adkins, Racine, has heeD enjoying an outstanding season behind the wheel of Lany Harper's braod oew 1981 Camaro and has several feature wins to his credlt at local speedways. Adkins, a veteran race car driver formerly of Syracuse, receoUy woo the Donnie Boyles Memorial Race at A. J.'s Speedway In Parkersburg. and reached on the straight stretch as the driver sets his car up for a fast and fruious brnadslide through the sharp-turns. Dirt track racing has been termed as " a ride on the wild side" and several spi ne-tingli ng driving techniques certainly make lhat statement hold true. Bob Adams, Jr .• perhaps the most notorious Meigs Countian, is widely known throughout the area. Adams · drives the A-liii "black Bandit" Camaro. Gene Adkins, another local favorite, .is enjoying a great season in a brand new No. 72 Camaro. Bruce Neigler, Hilton Wolfe, Jr., Roger Adkins, Ralph Parker, Benny Hickel and Phil Davis are drivers competing on the local circuit. USED CARS, INC. - ~· J.. c-o · o· St. Rt. Ray RiMs Ph. ta5-4101 Chester MIDDI.EPORl ·BOOK stoRE Church Ottice Supplies & GIFTS "Mill St. Middleport _, , l RIDENOUR ·. SUPPLY Photos and Story by Scott Wolfe J J/ Pomeroy, Ohio ·"' MEIGS nRE \~ CENTER, INC. ~-(~ PIZZA SHACK John F. Fultz, Mgr. Ph. H2-21D1 • · w. Main FURNITURE & HARDWARE Hom elite Saws SWISHER '& LOHSE Pomeroy Kirigsbury Home Sales & Service Finest Modular Homes Pomeroy, 1100 E. Main Phone 992-3480 ~ • RACINE RACER - Bob Adams, Jr. of Racioe, driving the notorious " Black Bandit" Camaro is one of the fastest and smoothest drivers in the Ohio Valley. Saturday night at A. J.'s Speedway (formerly Smedley's and Ohio Valley) Adams claimed a big win in the Late Model fealnre race. Earlier in the season Adams woo the prestigious Memorial Day Championship race and received a big trophy for his efforts. The "Bandit, " A55 Camaro is C. J . Rayburn racing chassis. CAMARO DRIVER - Pomeroy's Benny Hickel is now driving the Number 62 Camaro of Tom Willoughby from New Haven. Hickel competes in the semi-late division and is a consistent finisher and competitor. Hickel races locally and does a good job In the blue and white Camaro. STREET STOCKER Ralph Parker, Reedsville, driving the Number Meigs coontlans who compete In oval track compeUIIon. Parker made the last car dash last week at Bond's Speedway. SIX CYliNDER - Phil Davis of Galllpolls Ill pictured with tbe "Eight Ball" Ford Mustaug which be drives In the Street Stock dlvlsloul Bond's Speedway In Stewart. Davis's Six Cylinder powered ear is a strong contender In Ibis ~ss, wbere most of the compeUUon has V-elgbt engines, wblcb are much bigger_ DaviJ also races regularly In the SixCylinder division at Atomic Speedway In ChiiUcothe. Y~ks not entitled to get sum AKRON, Ohio (API - A federal judge says the New York Yankees baseball club is not entitled to collect $4.5 million in damages from two companies in connection with the fatall979 crash of catcher Thunnan Munson's jet. U.S. District Judge leroy J . Contie on Thursday dismissed the Yankees' suit, which asked reimbursement for the value of Munson's contract from Cessna Aircraft which sold him the jet, and Flight: safety International Inc., which trained him to fly it. Munson died Aug. 2, 1979 when the $1.1 million Cessna Citation twinengine jet he was piloting crashed at Akron-Canton airport. Munson had purchased tbe aircraft less than a m~nth earlier. Still pending before the judge is a $42 million suit against Ce!ISIIII and Flightsafety filed by Munson's widow Diana and the couple's three children. Botb suits contended Cessna and Flightsafety were negligent in training Munson to fly the jet. Cootie's Iii-page opinion read in psrt that the Yankees' "loss is merely a remote and indirect eonsequence of the defendants' negligence and not the proximate cause ofsuch negligence." The National rransportation Safety Board ruled previously the. crash was caused by pilot error. The judge said the team was not entitled to damages either under its claim for loss of Munson's service or under Ohio's wrongful deatb laws. Also on board the jet when it crashed were Davlll Hall of Canton, a pilot and a friend, and Jeny Anderson, anotber Canton-area friend of Munson. Both men escaped the burning plane, but they were unable to free Munson, who had . been piloting the craft. In documents filed in both cases, Cessna and J"lightsafety have contended .Munson was negligent because he"' was piloting the jet before completing his training with Fllghtsafety instructors. Pooley lead~/~W«(Stern Open 'I Wimbledon finalist bled on Thursday. Hana's pareol.l flew to IA>ndoa fnm IIana M•ndllkova ol Czeeboolovakla gell a kfsll from Prague, lo see tbelr daugbter play In tier lint Wlmber madler, wbUe ber f!ltber Vflem looks on, at Wlm- bledoll flnal-~~galnlt Chrl& Evert Uoyd of !be Ualted Slates. (AP Wlrepboto). ARRIVES FOR FINALS - OAK BROOK, fll. (API - Don "I ha1la good drive," said Pooley get tougher as the wind-swept Pooley considers himself "a good of the final hole "whicb.left me 175 greens began hardenina and spike bunker player," but claims "nolxJdy yards away. I hit a tiro!' into the marks,: cluttered the putting surholes outfrom a bunker too often." trap. I b1uted out from aliout 60 faceil. Admitting "I played well unw the feet, sa\\" the ball take three bounces Powers, using a 1-lron off 10 tees, last f1ve holes when I scrambled and go Into- the hole. I 'couldp't Simons and Rogers played morning well," Pooley not only holed out belleve II. I was just trying,to get it rounds. sO did lee Trevino, who shot from the bunker on his final shot up and dcn,t~ for a ~of the lead 71Dnd was tied with seven Others. !hursdaY. but also blasted his way "Yes, I knew I ~d taken the lead Also playing amorning l'!IUild was mto the first•round lead of the 78th when t11e ball ~t ln," ,li81d the :J&. Jacl!Nicklaus, whoshotaa:over,p.r Western Open over awesome and . year;old fr!1;n MIZona, w!IOie only 75 hilt voWecl, "I'D .-play. better rugged Butler National. . vlctqry on the tout caine•ln the B.C: 1cm0rrow. My<J>bjective!Omohw 11 Playing the back nine fii:Bt and open at- Endl~ , N.Y. lut year nOt 111 Ji!lke'l)le cut but to ·aet back golng~tln3ljwitbtwo~anda when be eanied fl$7,0110 to end up · into the golf to~. 1-. good bogey,Pooi~CIIIllelnWitha33fou lltb011tbe~llal , round can .I!UI you iigbt back Oll 'a 4-untfer..Par 81, edgilig Grea Powen, Pooley'• al:e!lent round was tnucb course and ·~ li • toulh JlmSJmons.BillRogersandJoetn. played .in the -.rtemoon Wh!n · COUI'Jie." man, !Vh.O tied at 69. everyone pi'edlcted t!Je ia~N Wollld ·;• .; · ·''11 .I .~ . "' VtediJI.Jg,7p,M, .:,·,' fi ' ••• 8 f./j Reuter-Bmgan Insurance Services 214 E. Main • 992-SllO Pomeroy Mandoy @0 Tue~d11y Pserms 137 H S . ... Wedne;Sdlly Nehemillfl 8 1·8 Thursaay Ps81m!l JJ9 Hi General Merchandise Fr<dll y Racine··t49·25SO Provero s Wedt11d~~-~~~~~ · •. ' llNITIO PI!ISIYliiiiAN MINISTRY OF ALFIIID, .., ot 9:~ a.m. ' MEIGS COUNtY, DWight l. Zavlll, illrtc· •. Mof'nlng '(Worship' at 11 a.m. Yaut~ : 6!30 j • $afurdlly • Joo ' S• vines & Lu•n Hl-6655 Pomeroy Pomeroy Pat Hill Ford, Inc. 461 S. Third, Middleport 992· 2196 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0 . , .' 8D4 W . Main 992 ·2311 Pom eroy VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. [B .. 216 S. Second Pomeroy 992-3325 ' EWS &SONS SOHIO Complete Automotive Ser11ic~ C~ - - - -~ A.. A!lli Locust & Beech Slree~ 992 -9921 Middleport McCOfS AUCTION SERVICE " lor A Real Auction Call the Real McCoy" 1. 0 . .. Mac" McCoy Rt . 1, Reedsville, Oh . 985· 3944 p.m Sunday s. Wednesday Night Preyer Meeting. 7:30p .m . ST . PAUL, (Tuppers Plains): Sundov School 9:00 a .m. Morning Worship at 10:00 o.m Bible Study , 7:30 p.m . lues · day . SOUTH BETHEL (Silver Ridge): Sunday School 9 :00 o .m . Morning Woship 10:00 a.m . Wedn'esday Bible Study, 7:30p.m. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST , Oliver Swain . Superin tendent. Sunday sc hool 9:30 every week. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , Rev . Keith Eblin , pastor . Sunday School , 9 :30 a.m .: l eonard Gilmore, first elder : evening service, 7:30 p .m . Wednesday prayer meeting . 7: 30p.m . BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Duane Worden , mini ster . Bible class, 9:30a .m .; morning worship , .10:30 a.m . . evening worship . 6:30 p .m . Wednesday Bible study, 6:30p.m . NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY Church, Sunday School servi~te. 9:45 a.m.: Worship servi ce. 10 :30 : Evangelistic Service, 7:30p.m . Wednesday. Prayer meeting , 7:30. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy · Harrisonville Rd .; Robert Purtell. pastor: Bill McElroy, Sunday school supt . Sunday school. 9:30a.m.; morning worship and communion, 10:30 a.m .; Sunday worship service, 7 p.m . Wednesday evening prayer meeti ng and Bible study, 7 p .m . ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , Pine Grove. The Rev . Wiltiam· Midd19sworth , Pa stor. Church services 9:30a.m. Sun day School10:30 a.m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR IST, Je"y Pingl ey, pastor . Sunday school , 9 .30 a .m .: morning worship. 10:30 a .m .. Wed nesday evening ser vice . 7:30. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST . Re.v. Earl Shu ler, pastor . Sunday school9:30 o.m .; Church service, 7 p.m .; youth meeting , 6 p.m. Tuesday Bible Study , 7 p.m . RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Rev . John A . Cottman , pastor . Martha Wolfe , Chairman of t11e Boord of Chris tian life. Sunday School , 9:30a.m .: mor ning worship. 10:30: Sunday evening worship, 7:30 p.m . Prayer meet1ng , Wednesday, 7:30p .m . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Don l. Wolker . Pastor, Robert Smith , Sunday school supt .: Sunday school , 9 :30a.m.: morning worship, 10:40 a .m .: Sunday evening yot'Orship, 7:30; Wednesday evening Bibl e study , 7:30. DANVILlE WESLEYAN . Rev . R. D. Brown. pastor . Sunday School. 9 :30 a.m .; morning worship 10:45; youth ser vice , 6:45 p.m.; evening worship, 7 :30 p.m.; proy8r and prai se, Wednesday , 7'30p .m . SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST , Rev . Morvi ri Markin , pastor; Steve Little Sunday school supt. Sunday school , 10 o.m : morning worship, 11 a .m . Sunday even ing wpnhip. 7:30. Prayer mee ting and Bib,l e sludy, Thursday . 7:30p.m .: youth service, ,P p.m . Sunday . CHRIStiAN FEI!I.OWSHIP CHURCH , 383 N . 2nd Ave ., Middleport .Su!JAioy School. 10:00 a. m . Sun . • Tues. Evening Services 7:30 p .m. Friday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m . LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 4 liberty Ave ., Pomeroy , Sunday School, 10:00 1a.m. ; Worship , 7 :30 p .m. ; Wedn esday Service, 7:30 o.m . CHESTE'R CHURCH OF GOO, Rov . R. E. Robinson, pastor . Sunday ~chool, 9 :30 a.m.; .worship service , 11 a.m.; evening service, 7:00; youth service, Wednesday , 7:00p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Robert E. Musser , pastor. Sunday school , 9:30a .m .; Paul Musser, sup!. ; morning worship, 10:30:·Sundoy evenin g service. 7: 00: mid- week service , Wednesday . 7 p.m . SYRACUSE CH UR CH OF THE NAZARENE , Rev . James B. Kittle , pastor : Norman Presley , Sunday School Superintendent . Sunday schoo l 9:30 a.m.: morning worship, 10:45 a.m .: evangelistic service , 7 p.m. Prayer and Praise Wednesday . 7 p.m. ; ~outh meeting , 7 p.m . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST , Eld&n R. Bloke, pastor . Sunday School 10 a.m.: Robert Reed. supt.: Morning ser· mon , 11 a.m .; Sunday night serv1ces Christian Endeavor. 7:30p.m. : Song service . B p. m .: Preaching 8:30 p.m . Midweek Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p.m.: Alv in Reed, loy leader. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST . located al Rutland on New limo Road , ne:c t to Forest Acre Park ; Rev. Roy Rouse , poster ; Robert Musser . Sunday School supt . Sundoyschool, !0:30a .m .; worship 7:30 p.m.Bible Study, Wednesday , 7:30 p.m.; Saturday night prayer se ~ v i ce , 7:30 p.m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Roge r · Watson , pastor : Mildred Zieg ler , Sunday school supt. Mo rn ing worship. 9:30a.m .. Sundoyschool . 10 :30 a.m. : evening ser vice , 7:30. MT. UNION BAPTIST. Merlin Teets . pa stor ; Joe Sayre, Sur"dav School Superintanent. Sunday school , 9:45 a .m.: evening worship. 7:30p .m . Prayer meeting. 7:30p .m . Wedn esday . TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST . Vincent C. Woten. Ill , minister; Herman B l oc~ , superintenden l . Sunday School q :JO a .m .; even ing service , 7 p.m.: Wednesday Bible Study . 7 p.m . CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Rev. Herbert Grote , pastor . Fran~ Riffle, supt. :;undoy School , 9:30p.m. Worsh ip service, II o .m . and 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7:30p.m . LAUREl CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH, Rev. Floyd F. Shook, pastor; lloyd Wright , Director of Christian Education . Sunday School , 9:30 a . m .; Morning Worsh ip , 10:30 a. m .: Choir Prac tice , Sunda y. 6:30 p.m .; Evening Worship , 7:30 p .m . Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST . Chorle• Russe ll. Sr., mini ster : Rick Macomber , Sermonette ~ The natives of Australia and the WeStern Pacific are generally ·credited with originating an instrument that when thrown into the air, it returns to the sender. The boomerang has come to mean an set which suddenly returns to Its originator. There Is so much in life which returns. Sometimes one feels that the !lets of kindness travel in parallel lines rather than circles. It is an evil that returns to plague us. while the GOOD seems iosl in the ~ mensity of life. There was a wise old sage who believed (n the eventual return of the good. He said that the breat cast Upon the·watenf would return. (Eccieslastes 11 : t). The person who lends alieJping band to another In his need will eventually meet someone who '!ill do the same for him. - Sulxnltted by Richard W. Thomaa, pUtGt, Northeast Cluster United Methndlat Churches, Tuppers Plains! Qhio. ' supt . Sunday school , 9:30a.m .. wors hip service , 10:30 a.m. Bible Study , Tuesday . 7:30p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS , Portland Racine Rood . William Roush . pastor . Phyllis Stobort, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School, 9:30a .m .. Morning worship , 10:30 o .m _; Sundav evening se rvice 7 p.m. Wedn esday evening prayer services, 7:30p.m . BETHLEHEM BAPTIST . Rev ,. Earl Shuler. pastor . Worship service . 9:30a .m. Sun day school, 10:30 a.m . Bible Study ond prayer service Thursday . 7:30p.m . CARLETON CHURCH. King,bury Rood . Gary King , postor . Sunday school , <il :JO o.m ., Rolph Corl , superintendent: e"Ven ing worship. 7.30 p.m . Prover meeting, Wednesday , 7:30p.m. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN. Tom Richason, poster: Wolloce Damewood . Sunday School Superintendent . Wor shi p se rvice ot 9 a.m . Bible School l Oa.m. HYSEll RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Rev . Theron Ourhom , pastor . ~undoy School. ~ : 3 0 o.m , Morning Wors hi p 10:45 a . m .. Thursday even ing serv ice 7:30p .m . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION or Bold Knob, located on County Rood 31 . Re v. Lawrence Gluesen camp , pastor; Rev Roger Wi llford , assistant pastor Preaching serviCf!'S, Sunday 7:30 p .m . prayer meeting , Wednesday. 7:30p .m .. Gory Gri ffith , leader. Youth g,raups . Sunday eveing. 6:30p. m . with Roger and Violet Willford os leaders . Commun ion serv ices first Sundav eacl-l month. WHITE 'S CHAPEl, Coolvi lle RD . Re.., Aoy OHler . pastor . Sunday school 9:30 a .m .: worship service, 10:30 a.m . Bible study and proyer service, W~dnes d oy . ;,30p.m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. aob Buckingham. pastor; Herb Ellioff , Sun ·d ay school supt. Sunday sc hool. 9.30 a.m .: morning worship and com union , !0:30 a .m . RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH. Amos Tillis , pastor : Donny Ti lli s, Sunday School Supt . Sunday School. 9:30 a .m .. followed by morn ing worship . Sunday evening service, 7: 00 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7:00p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Rev. Lloyd D . Grimm . Jr .. pastor. Sunday school , 9:30a .m. : wo r· \ hip service. , 10:30 a .m . Broadcast li ve over WMPO: voung people 's service . 7 p.m . Evangelistic service . 7:30 p.m . Wednesday serv ice. 7 :30p.m . FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Corner o l Second ond Ande rson , Ma son . Pa stor Fronk Lowther. Sunday schoo l. 9:45 a.m . worship service, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m . Week ly Bible Study, Wedn esday , 7:30p .m . · MASON CHURCH OF CHR!Sl . Miller St .. Mason, W. Va . Eugenf' L. Conger mini ster . Sunday Bible Study 10 a .m .. Worship .11 o.m. and 7 p.m . Wttdn esd oy Bible Studr. vocol mu sic , 7 p.m. LIFt= SCIENCE CHURCH -- 12 North Third St., Cheshire. Independent, fun· domentol services. Sunday evening 7:30 p.m . Pastor Rev. Dr. Robert Persons . MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dudding lone . Mason, W. Vo . Rev . Ronnie B. Rose . Pastor. Sunday School 9:45a .m .: Morning Worship 11 a .m . Evening Ser . vice 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Wom en 's Ministries 9 a.m . (meeting and prayer . Prayer and Bible Study 7 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . Tl1e Rev. William CamPbell, pallor. Sunday School , 9:30 a.m.; James Hughes , supt., evening ser· vice , 7:30 p.m. W.dnesdoy evening prayer mHting, 7:30p .m . Youth prover service each Tuesday . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. l e tart. W. Va .. Rt. 1, Mark Irwin , pastor. Worship services. 9:30a.m.: Sunday school, 11 a .m .; eyening..worship . 7:30p.m . lues· day cottage prayer meeting ond Bible studv . 9:30 a.m . Worship se rvice , Wednesday , 7:30p.m. CAL VARY BIBLE CHURCH. now lacatod on Pome-roy Pike, County Rood 25, near Flatwoods. ReY . &lockwood, pastor. Services on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday 1chool, 9:30a.m. Bible otucly. Wodnoodoy , 7,30 p.m. INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH, INC. Poort St., Middleport. Rev . O 'Dell Manley, po1tor; Sunday school, 9:30a.m .; Morning worship 10:30 o.m .; evening worship , 7:30 p.m. Tuetday. 12:30 ,p.m. Women'• proyer mHting; Prayer and prol1oe ••rvlce. Wednesday·, 7' 30p.m . RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. Elder James Miller . Bible study. Wodneodoy . 7,30 p.m .: Sunday ~hO<>I , 10 o.m. Sunday night sorvictt. Serv ice Rutland, Ohi o 45775 J . Wm . " Bill " Brown, Owner Phone (6 14) 742 · 2777 THE DAILY SENTINEL Middleport · Pomeroy , 0 . ship II o. m .: Sunday even 1ng serv•ce . 7:30 .m. : Prayer Meeting , Thursday . 7 30 p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Not Pentecostal , Rev_ GeorgE" Oiler , pastor. Worship service Sunday , 9..45 a.m .; Sunday schoo l, 11 a .m .. wo rship service, 7:30 p .m . Thursday prayer meeting. 7:30p .m . MT . HERMON United Brethren in Ch risf Church. Rev. Robert Sanders , pastor ; Don Will . loy leader . Located •n Te~~: a s Community oil CR 87. Sundoy school , 9:30a .m . : Morning wo rship ser ..,ice, 10:45 a .m .; e11en ing pneoching ser vice second and fourth Sun days . 7:30 p.m. ; Christ ion Endeavor , f ir st and th1rd Sundays , 7:30 p.m . Wednesday prayer meet1ng and Bible study , 7:30p .m. JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES , 37319 Stol e Route 12.4 {One mi le easf of Rutland) . Sunday. Bible lec tu re 9:30 o . m ; Wat chtower study , 10:70 o: m : Tuesdav. Bi · ble stud y, 7:30 p.m : Thursday . Theocrot i< School. 7.30 p .m .. Service Mee tmg , 8:20p.m . RUTLAND FREEWill BAPTI ST Church Solem St .. Rutland . Donald Korr . Sr p05 tar ; Bud Stewar t, superinlf'nden t . Sunday School , 10 o .m : evem ng war ship , 7:30p .m. Wedne-sday evening ser . 11ice . 7:30p.m CHURCH OF GOD of Prophecy , loca ted on the 0 . J. Wh1te Rood off hi ghway lbO . Sunday School I 0 o . m . Superintenden 1 John Lo11edoy. First Wednesday night at mQnth CP~ services . second Wednes · day WMB meeting , th•rd through t ilth youth serv ice. George Croyle, pastor . HOPE BAPTI ST CH APEL - 570 Grant St .. Middleport ; Sunday School. tOo . m morn ing worsh ip, II a . m. evening war ~ hip . 7 p. m Wednesday evening Bible study and prayer mee ting . 7 p. m. AI . filia l~ wi th Sou thern Baptist Con11en ti on IIRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST . Ricky G1lbert . pastor; St eve Pickens . superin ten den t. Sunday School 9:30 a . m .. Church Services. !0:30a.m . JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CE Nl ER George's Creek Rood. Rev . C. J. Leml ey , pastor : John Fellure. superin ten den t Church school. 9':30 o.m .. morning war · ship. 10:30: even ing ser 11ice . 7 p.m . Bible Study Thurs .. 7 p .m . Clo~ses for all ages . Nursery provided for wor ship services . ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner o f Syc amore and Second Sts .. Pomeroy The Rev . William M•ddiesworth, Pastor Sund ay School ot 9:45a. m and Chord Services I I o m . SACRED HEART . Reli . Father Paul 0 Welton . poster. Phone 992 -2825 . Sotur dov evening Moss . 7:30: Sunday Moss , 8 ond 10 a.m , Con fession . Sa turday 7·7:30p .m . VIC TOR Y BAPTI ST -· 525 N'_ 2nd St . Middleport . James E. Keesee . pas tor. Sunday morning wor ship , 10 a .m., e., en ing service . 7; Wednesday evening wor . ship . 7 p .m . : Vis itation . Thur sday . b:30 p.m. TRINITY' Christian Assembly. Cool11 11i e Gilbert Spencer pastor . Sunda y sehoul. 9:30 a .m .; morning wors hip . 11 a .m. Sundoy evening servi ce , 7:30p.m ; midweelo, pr ayer service Wednesday . 7:JOf) .m . MOUNT O live Commun 1ty Chu rch . lawrence Bush . pastor . Mo• Folmer . Sr . Superintenden t . Sunday School and mor · ning warsh •p. 9 :30 o.m Sund ay even1ng ·service, 7 p.m .. Youth meet 1ng and Bible study . Wednesdov . 7 p .m UNITED FA ITH CHURCH Route 7 on Pomerov bvpos s Re11 Robert Smith , Sr . pastor : Rev. James Cundiff . ossislont pastor . Sunday School . 9:30a.m., morn ing worship , 10:30 a . m .: evening wa r shi p . 7:30 . W omen 's Fe ll ow~h i p . Tuesdays. 10 a . m .: Wednesday night prayer ser11ice. 7:30p .m . FAITH BAPTIST Church, Mason , meet ot United Steel Workers Union Hall Rai lrood St. , Mason. Pastor. Or _ JameS O.Bruhf. Morning worship 9:30 a .m . Sundav Sct\ool 10':20 a .m . Evening ser vice, 1 p.m . Prayer meeting Wed .. 7' :30 p.m .; Mid·w•ek Bible study , Thu rs .. 7 p.m . FOREST RUN BAPTIST - Re v. Nyle Borden , pas tor . Corne lius Bunch superintendent . Sunday scho ol. 9:30 a .m.; second· Ond fourth Sundays war ship servi ce at 2 .JO.p.m . MT . MORIAH BAP TIST -- Fourth and Main St. , Middleport. Re11 . Co lvtn M1n nis , pastor. M rs . Elvin Bum gardner , supt. Sunday sc hool , 9:30a .m .: wors h ip serv ice, 10:45 a .m . NORTH BETHEL United M e thod i ~ t Church . Rev . Charles Domigon. po5tor . Sunday School . 9:30a.m .; Worsh•p Ser · vice, 10:45 a .m .: Sunday Bibl e Study . 7' :00 p.m .; Wednesday prayer meeting 7 : ~p . m . BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAPliST CHURCH. Rout e I. Shade. P.ostor Don Block . Affil iated wtth Southern Bapt ist Convention . Sunda y school , 1:30 p .m .: Sunday wor sh1p l' :30 p.m . Thursda y ttVening Bibl e -s tudy , 7 p.m . PENTECOS T,Al A.SSEMBL 'Y , Racine , Route 124. William Hoback , pastor. Sun . doy school , 10 a.m .: Sunday evening ser vice, 6:30 p .m . Wednesday eening ser · vico. 7. .7:30p.m. ' .. CARPfNTEN B"'Pl iS'f . ltev t!re€ttnd Norris. pao;tol _ Don (heodle 'iunt. n· POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS Hairrlsonville Rood ; Dewey King . pastor: . -d.1v ')c~ool . ~ J0~11 tl' ~001 • . , Wvrs ip. Henry Eblin, Jr., Sunday School Supt . . )O : JO "ft .~ _ ,Pro..,....., .. \'•r v1rr ,lternOte Slundo'{'i . · Sunday School9:30 ~- m. : MOrning Wor - • • I AttwnsCounty Phone 992-6304 126 E. Main Ac" TRiNITY CHURCH, Rev . W. H. Perrin, HARRISON VILLE PRESBYTERIAN , Rev. pastor; Roy Moyer, Sunday school supt Ernest Stricklin. pastor . Sunday church Church School, 9: 15a.m .; worship ser scllool. 9 :30 a.m ., Mrs. 1-Wmer Lee. vice . 10:30 a.m . Choir reheorsol . lues supt. ; morning worship, 10:30. day, 7:30p.m . under direction of Alice MIDDLEPORT. Sunda y school, 9 :30 Nease. a.m .. Richard Vaughan , supt. Morning POMEROY CHURCH OF THE worship, 10,30. NAZARENE: CornerUnionandMulberry . SYRACUSE FIR S T UNITED Rev . Clyde V. Henderson , pastor. Sun PRESBYTERIAN Church . Worship ser vice day school , 9:30 a .m ., Glen McClung , · 9:30 o.m. Sunday School 10:30 a .m . Mrs . supt.: morning worship , 10:30 a.m .; Sampson Hall , supt . evening service, 7:30; mid'-week ser RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD , Randall vice, WednesdQy , 7:30p .m. Bailey , pastor . Sunday school. 10 a.m .. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E. Sunday worship, 11 a.m .; Children's Main St., Pomeroy , The Rev. Robert B. church, 11 a .m. ; Sunday evening ser · Groves. rector . Sunday services at 10:30 vice, 7:30 p .m.: Wednesday evening a .m . Holy Communion on the fi rs t Sun · young ladies au xi liary , 6 p.m . Wednes day of each month , and combined with day family worship, 7:00p.m . morning prayer on the third Sunday . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH . Ne ar Morning prayer and sermon on all o ther Long Bottom , Edsel Hart , pastor . Sunday Sundays of the month. Church School schoo l , 10 a.m. ; Church , 7 :30 p .m .; and nursery core pro11ided. Coffee hour prayer mee ting. 7:30p.m . Thursday . in the Parish Hall immediately following MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL . Third theservice . Ave ., the Rev . Will iam Knittel , pastor . POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W. Thomas Kelly , Sunday School Supt . Sun Main St. Neil Proudfoot , pastor , Bible day school, 10 a.m . Classes tor all ages ; school, 9:30 a .m .; morning worship . evening serv ice, 7:30; Bibl e study , 10:30 a.m .; Youth meetings . 6:30p.m.: Wednesday , 7:30p.m .; youth se r..,ices . evening worship , 7:30. Wednesday night Friday . 7:30p.m. prayer meeting. and Bible stud'(, 7:30 MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST , Cor p .m. ' ner Ash and Plum ; Rolph Butcher, THE SALVATION ARMY , 115 Butternut pastor. Saturday evening service . 7:30 Ave ., Pomeroy . Envoy and Mrs. Ray Win p.m . : SundaY School , 10 a.m . Sunday ing, officers in charge . Sunday -holiness Worship Service, 11 a .m .; Bibl e Study meeting, 10 a .m. : Sunday School , 10:30 Wed ., 7:30 p.m.. Noel Herrmann . a.m. Sunday school leader, VPSM , Eloise teacher . . _.~dqm~. 7 ~;M) p .fJ'I . , solvati on meeting, MEIGS .. various speakers anCI music sptkials . COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Thursday- 10 a .m. to 2 p .m . Ladies ,,. Home League, all women invited; 7:30 Richard W. Thomas , Director p.m . prayer meeting and Bible ·study . POMEROY CLUSTER Rev . Noel Hermon , teacher . Rev . Robert McGee BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAPTIST POMEROY , Sundoy School 9 , 15 a.m . CHAPEL, Route 1, Shade. Bible school, 7 Worship service 10:30 a.m . Choir p.m. Thursc;fay; worship service , 8 p.m . rehearsal , Wednesday . 7 p .m . Rev. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF Robert McGee, pastor . CHRIST, 200W. Main St ., 992-5235. Vocal ENTERPRISE , Worship 9 a.m . Church music. Sunday worship, 10'\Q. m .; Bible School 10 a.m. Richard Roth emich . study, 11 a .m .. worship, 6 p. ~ . Wednes pastor. day Bible study , 7 p.m . ROCK SPRINGS, Sunday School9:15 o. OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHR ISTIAN m . Worship service. 10 a. m .. Richard CHURCI-I , Rev .Rolph Smith , pastor . Sun Rothemich . pastor. .. day school, 9:30 a.m ., Mrs. Worley FLATWOODS, Church School 10 a .m . Worship ~ 1 a.m., Richard Rothemich , Francis, superintendent. Preaching services tint & third Sundays follow ing Sun postor. doy School . MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST . HEATH , Church School9:30 a.m. War Preaching 9:30 a.m .. first and second ship 10:30 a .m. UMYF 6 p .m . Robert Robinson , Pastor . Sundoys of each month; third and fou rth Sundays each month , w orship serv ice at RUTLAND , Church School 9:JO a .m . 7:30p.m. Wednesday evenings at 7:30. Worship I 0:30a .m SALEM CENTER, Wors hip 9 a .m . Prayer and Bible Study . SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mulberry Church Schoa l9:45 a .m . Heights Rood. Pom eroy. Pastor. Albert SYRACUSE CLUSTER Oittes; Sabbath School Superintendent, Rev . StanleyMerrified. Minister , Rita White . Sabbath School, Saturday FOREST RUN: Worshp 9 a .m. Church afternoon at 2:00, with Wor ship Service Schoal l O a.m . following at 3:15. MINERSVILLE , Chur ch School 9 a .m . Worship 10 a .m . RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHSister Harriett Worner , Supt . Sunday ASBlJRY : Church School 9 :50 a .m . School, 9·30 a.m. ; morning worship, Worship 11 a.m. Bibl e Study 7:30 p .m . 10:<45 a.m . Thursday. UMWfist Tuesday . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST , Dovid SOUTHERN CLUSTER Mann , minister ;- William Watson , Sundov Rev . David Harri s school supt. Sunday school. 9:30 a .m .; Rev . Mark Flynn morning warsh ip 10:30 a.m . Rev. Florence Smith FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST . 282 Hilton Wolle Mulberry Ave. , Pomeroy , Rev. William BETHANY , (Dorcas} , Worship 9:00 R. Newman . pastor'; Hershel McClure, a.m . Church School 10:00 a.m . Bible Sunday school superintendent. Sunday study , 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Sth Tuesdays s.chool, 9:30 a.m .; morning worship, 7:15p.m . ; youth fellowship. 2nd and 4th 10:30: evening won hip , 7:30 p.m . Tuesdays, 6 :00p.m . Midweek prayer service, 1:3Qp.m. CARMEL and SUTTON (Worship, Sun MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH , Dex day School and most other events held fer Rd ., Rd., langsvi lle. Rev. A. A. jointly .) Sunday School9 :.. 5 and Worship Hughes, Pastor. Sunde%> School 10 a.m . 11 :00 at · Sutton first an4 third Sundays and at Carmel second and fourth Sun Services en Tuesday , Thursday and Sun dey, 7:30p.m . days. Bible Study second, fourth and FAITH .TABERNACLE CHURCH, Balloy tilth Thursdays , 7,15 p.m . Family Night Run Rood, Rev . Emmett RCJ'olillon , pastor. Fellowship Dinner third Thursdcy , 6:30 Handley Dunn , supt. Sunday schooJ, 10 p.m . APPJ...E. GROVE , Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sunday evening ~oervic9;1:30; Bible leaching, 7:30p.m . Thursday. _a.m. Worship 7:30p.m . lst and Jrd SutfMIDDL-EPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN 'i:lays; Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 CHRISTIAN U~tON , Lo:Nrence Manley, p.m . Fellowship supper fir st Saturday 6 pas for : Mn . Russell Young , Sunday p.m . UMW 2nd Tuesday 7:30p.m . School Supt. Sunday School 9,30 a.m . EAST LETART , Chruch School 9 a .m . Evttning worship, 7:30, Wednesday Worship service 10 a .m . Prayer meeting p,ayer mHflng, 7:30p.m. 7:30 p .m. Wednesday. UMW second MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO, Tuosdoy 7,30 p.m. Rac ine- Rev . Jomei Satterfield , pastor. RACINE W~SLEYAN - Sunday school Morning wonl1ip , 9';-45 a.m .: Sundov 10 a.m .: worship, 11 a.m . Choir practice . school, 10:-45 o •.m. : evening worship, 7. Thursday, 8p.m. · Tuesdav, 7:30 . p.m ., ladles prayer LETART FALLS- Worship servic8 9 me•tlng; Wednesday , 7:30p.m . YPE. a.m . Church SchoollO a.m. ' MIDDLEPOtH FIRST BAPTIST, Cornor MORNING STAR, Worship 9,30 o.m.: !: Sheth ond Palmer ,·· the Rev . Mark Me· Church School10:30 a .m . Clung. Sunday school . 9:15a.m.: Randy MORSE CHA.El, Church School 9 ,30 '· Hayes, Sunday School , sopei'in,tendent. : a.m . Warship II a.m . Don Riggs , Out, supt. Morning Worship, PORTLAND, Sunday School 6:3p p .m . , 10:15 o .m. Youth m"tlng, 7:30 p .m . E~nlng Worship, 7:30 p.m. Youth • 1 1 Wedn••day. i.,ci':'Ciing wH . tots, eo9er FelloWshi):J, Wednesday, 7 :30p.m . beavon, junlo~ ostronautl, and junior NORTHEAST CLUSTER and un!Or higfl'IVF; chair practice, 8:30 ReY. Richard W. Thomas . p.m . w.dn..aGy pray•{ meet.ing and Bi Odane Sydenstricker, Sr. ~ - .bltotudy • •WodnH<I<1Y· 7:30p.m. JohnW. Dauglos CHURCH OF Ci'tRlST, Mlddloport, Slh Chorlos Damlgon 1 .,, and. Moin lob Melton , minister, Scott JOPPA. Worship 9:00 a.m. Church Salttmon·,· 'aslociole mi,n lster. Bible School10:00a.m, .JI'{. l, School, , 9:30 ' C!· m. ; mornll"!sJ worship ; CHESTER. Worship 9 a.m . , Church ~ 10:30 0. fn .· ; .evening ,.,Ice, 7:00p.m. . Scl1ool 10 o .m. Choir R.e,earsal 7 p.m . , 1 ., ' w~' llbjo Study and ~th group Thursdays. Bible Study , Thur:sdoys. • 7,30 p.m. · · .L · ' ·" irioelll)gt, 7:00p.m. :!: • MIDDI.E~O~T CHURCH OF THE LONG BOTTOM , . Sun~ .$chool at 9,30 .., ~ r NAZAUNE, liev. Jim Broome. pastor: ' a.m . ' Evening Worship. .cil 7:30 p. m ~ • 1111 Whllf Sunday schoolsupt. SuAdoy Toor:sdoyllbleStudy,NOp.m. tyv ICNol, 9;311 a.m.: ~lng worship,, IIHOSVILLE: sU~ Schoot-9:30 o.m . ' " tl 10:30 o .m .: .· sur\day •. ovongotllll< · 'Moml~ Worship IO::Iq o.m. Evening ,f, 11 ~ · 7:00 p.lll, : Prover ~lng. Wonhp 7:30 p.m. llblo 5tudy " f('f'm~r iY ·211 E. Main 2 l ·B 44 Camaro, powers bls way around the local clay ovals In the Street Stock division. Parker, a race car driver for several yean, is one of many r_~ il "-~ ·-;1, Diamond savings & Loan Co. SunO•y Groceries- Huntin9ton. W. 510 N . 2nd Middleport MARK V SlORE '! · Middleport .. Forever inscrtbed on the tablets of our history Is a winter almost two centuries ago. Turned back by the Br11ish at Germantown. Gonerat washl~on camped his ragged army among the rollmg hills and wooos nonhwest of Philadelphia. The place was called Valley FO'JlO Today it is a mapsocty of green oaks and chestnuts almost dominating the htstor1c shrine. The tons and redoubts of old ar6 mounds and ndges blanketed wilh tush grass as they defend forest -crowned hill s Rightty. there 's a statue ol "the FatHer of his Coun· try.. at Valley Forge. And . righlly, he 's praving l Was •1 war that 'IliOn our freedom? Wasn't 1! really faith' Because so many or us behe11e that. we say m our Pledge of Alleg•ance ·one nftion UNDER GOO ~~!~ 'Ej The Eattnor Carry Out 992·3451 .WAID CROSS .SONS STORE Bakers al I Pomeroy 992-2955 NEW YORK ,~_- -~ amHING tllUSE : ,, KERMIT'S KORNER The Prescriptions Good Bread MUSTANG II - Roger Adkins of Syracuse has been doing an excellent job in the Semi-late Model division this season, driving the Numher 1, Ford Mustang 11. Adkins' car is powered by a :151 Ford Cleveland engine. Roger is the brother of Gene Adkins, a local late model competitor. ~ . HEINER'S BAKERY NEW CORVETIE - Hilton Wolle, Jr. of Racine is pictured here with his beautiful red, white and blue 1981 Corvette. The flex~flyer body is mounted on a third design Howe Chassis and is powered by a 437 big block • ' Chevy. Hilton, a Racine school teacher, drives his familiar No. 41 in the Late Model division at local speedways. Page-rS 7 fXrERIENCE TitE .JOY Of RELIGION Area stock car drivers plan busy summer This year, as in the past, Meigs 1he Daily Sentinel ort, Ohio " .. ' �,, The Daily sentinel r r1da Ohio location of monument is completed Relocation of the Naylor's Run monument for four young men of that communlty who lost their lives in World War II has been completed by the Naylor' Run Memorial Playground Association. Originally located on the Spring Ave. hill overlooking the park, the monument has been re-set on the level area of the playground. It stands in the middle of a large concrete platform surrounded by a black wrought iron fence. Funds for relocating the mol!ument necessitated by a slippage on the Spring Ave. hill, were raised by Naylor's Run residents . through a community yard sale. The concrete .and relocation work was done by George·Buchanan, Franklin Hepp, Dale Smith, Orval Wiles, John Wiles, and Larry Fox. The Naylor's Run playground was dedicated on Oct. 2, 1949 and the monument was unveilep at that located on the Spring Ave. hill above the Naylor's Run Memorial Playground, this mooumeo1 to four World War II casualties is now on the level area of the playground. Its inscription-" In Memory of Howard Crary, Rodney D. Hines, Charles A. Hunnel, and Phillip E. Killinger, who served and died for God and Country in World War II. They gave their all and faltered not when came the call." Vacation Bible school concludes with program The closing program of the Enterprise vacation B1ble school was presented Friday evening at the Enterprise United Methodist Church. Theme for the school was " Jesus, Your Word Lives in Me " and the average daily attendance wa s 53. The Bible school director was Jenny Warth, pianist was Chris Rouse, song leader was Becky Cotterill , and ])Qnia Crane was the assistant director. The program opened with the theme song followed by the pledge to the American nag. the Christian fla g, and the Bible. The students then sang " Thank God for America,' ' " The Teacher'' 1 and "Stand Up. Sing Out. " t A puppet. " Buzzy Bee" was used in each mor ning worship which wa s followed by a review of the " be like J esus" attitudes leamong during 'chool. The nursery and beg\nner dasses at the closing program sang "Clap Your Hands" and " J esus Loves Me " with the be ginners also t·eciting memory verses . J eanie Robi e was the nursery teacher with Debb1e Pridemore . Valerie Simpson. Dav1d Warth, Lisa Pullins, Peggy Crane and Ltnda Di ckens as the helpers. Pupils in the class were Billy Crane, Nate Sisson . E r ica Rob1e , Crystal Pridemore, Lacev Dickens . Tara Social Calendar SATURDAY Th L• RL· I· . Eddi e Buver ·will be speaker at a rev iva l wh i~ h will begin on Ju t~· 4 at the Z1 on Free W1l l Ba ptist Churc h un Rt. 682, Lowe r P lain ~. Then• will be s pt:-t'li::tl vuctil music Grueser, Cara Walters, Cynthia Cot· terill , Teresa Simpson , and Jonathan Dickens. Judy King was the beginner class teacher and her helper was Paula Hall. Pupils were Jason Hall, Megan Evans, Kelley Grueser, Joshua Dickens. Mandy Sheets, Pat Borders, Richard Arnold, Timmy Smith, and Frankie Dickens. The primary class named the fruits of the Holy Spirit and sang two songs , " My Bible, My Jesus, My Life " and " I Know Jesus Is Coming Soon." Frankie Hunnel was the teacher with Becky Cotterill and Kelly Wilson as her helpers. Pupils were Misty Butcher, Shelly Smith, Chuckie Smith, Randy Robie, Terry Mills, Mindy Carson and Amy Warth. The middler class sang ·'The Bible is a Living Book" with recitations presenting the divisions of the Bible. Carol Ohlinger was the teacher and Janet Simpson, helper. Pupils were Kristin King, Amy Brothers, Joanie Simpson, Traci Casto. and Mary Lou Butcher. The junior class sang "Gather Round,'' named the books of the Bible, and perfonned the chorus to the theme song in s1gn language. Ann Sisson was the junior teacher wtth Abbie Ohlinger as her helper. Pupils were Artie Hunnel, Darrin Warth. Mike Borders, Danny Hall, Jo Ellen Crane , and Kevin King. The program was closed w1th everyone singing " More About Jesus" and prayer by the Rev. Richard Rothemich . FAAM to meet Middleport Masonic l .odge 363, Friday, July 3,1981 F&AM, will hold a regular meetlng at 7:30p.m . Tuesday. All members are asked to attend. t August 1 deadline for fair projects August I bas been set as the dale for the judging of the Girl Scout projects to be entered in the Meigs County Fair. The judging will l<lke piace in the 4-H building on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds beginning at 9 a.m. and continuing until noon. There will be six judges, three from Meigs County and three from other counties working in pairs to judge projec- ts. The schedule for judging is as follows : 9a.m. to9 :30 Brownies; IOa.m. to 10:30, juniors; and 11 a.m. to 11:30 cadette and senior scout projects. Judging will be based on the knowledge and experience gained by the girl or the troop and evidence of a good troop program as set forth in the Girl Scout handbooks. Ori11.inality, creativity, workmanship, attractive appearance, honesty of material, and construction durable enough for the designed use are points to be considered in the judging. The rules require that all en· tries must be the work of the exhibitor. Premium awards and ribbons will be given, blue, $2; red, $1.75; white, $1.50 with the premiums to be distributed at the fair. In addition to the individual categories, there are several group cate~ories . The individual categories in the World of Well Being are cakes, cookies and candy, miscellaneous baked goods, sewing something to wear, miscellaneous sewing, health and safety and canning. The World <j People: heritage or international friendship, folk lore, crewel embroidery and Swedish weaving, hooked rugs, needlecraft, weaving from a loom, and knitting and crocheting . The World of Today and Tomorrow. Troop activities, small carpentry projects, photography, invention project, and macrame. The World of the Arts : sculpture, collages, mobiles, mosaics, string painting, paper sculpture or jewelry, ceramics, prints, puppetry, toys or games, oil or water color paintings, and sketching with pencil, ink, crayon or liquid embroidery. The World of the Out-of-Doors: outdoor crafts, activities through camping including knot boards, fire exhibits, maps of campsites, camp health and safety, .camp equipment, nature collections, such things as leaves, insects, rocks, and minerals; outdoor projects such as bird feeders, bird • houses, weather stations. and a display, scrapbook or poster giving an account of an outdoor experience. ' Save our RC, RC-100, Nehi, UpperlO, Diet ·Rjte and Dad's Root Beer bottre caps for charity. !, i , ClASSIC'"! f!'!o OR CARNATION®21% Your dog will move at top speed for Classic 18% or Carnation 21 % .... High quality protein Dog Feed. SEE YOUR DEALEA NOW I @nation @mpany MILLING DIVISION SUGAR RUN MILLS ABE classes set Kathy Manickle will be conducting adult basic education classes at the Pomeroy Public Library from 6:38 to B p.m. each Tuesday. Classes at Middleport have been discontinued until further nviice. Mulbery Ave. Pomeroy, OH. 992-2115 r-------------1._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ca~adeq_cparl( t:ach t '\"l'lllll f! . The pubil e is 111\'lt erl. · 4th of July Weekend ruyrd cruwnin g, 11 .10 : chain S<H\' cunt t:sl . l p1n : ga Jnl'sa t4 : Vuices uf l.ibL•rt y ('once rt , 7: annua l ta knt show 8. \\·ith flrt-' Wilrb d i s la ~· closing l'l' lcbr <llJI III . E AST ER~ Ath le ti c Buoste rs spunsorin L! Jul y 4th celebrat 10n at Eastern Hi g h sChool. Ba rbet'ued L' h J<'kl'll and ribs il va iliible beginning at II a Ill . : f ree throw ba sektbaU cunlest with t ro phJcs to be awarded , litt le leag Ul' ga mes a ( 1 and 3: danl'l' . 9 lu ll p.rn y,·ith mus 1r by Mu.s1r Unli rr1ikd . We' re busy testing pressure cail· ners !Jere in the office and I hope that everybody who plans to can this year will come in to the office for this important canner check-up. Just bring your canner lid and we'll give it a thorough inspection. There is no charge for the testing. At the same time, we'll give you Jots of in· fonnation oh the approved methods of canning . Problems? Call me! Here are some more questions and answers about canning : I. Is the pressure canner safe? Can it blow up' If all parts are working alld 'the canner ill not pitted and worn, it cannot blow up. Several safety features - plug, petcock or weight, etc. will release steam first. Always seal and open canners according to directions. Remove the lid after the pressure has been at 0 pounds at least one minute. Then lift the lid away so steam will not come toward you. During operation, never leave the canrler unattended or allow it to boil dry. 2. How should I care for my pressure canner? Clean carefully after each use. Wipe dry. Cover lid with paper and invert over canner (so air will circulate) . Store in clean dry place. 3. What foods should I can in the pressure canner? All low-acid foods . This includes all vegetables (except tomatoes), all meats, fish and poultry, soups and other mix1ures, milk and sauces. Caution: Can only those mixtures of food for which you have t.ested process times. Different mixtures require quite different times to adequately process. If a proce,..; time is not known, process the ingredients sepamtely and combine at preparation time. 4. Why can't I cool my canner in water or open the petcock to release pressure as I do when cooking in my pressure saucepan' Sudden cooling (and resulting rapid pressure changes) breaks seals on processed foods, and may By Supt. David L. GLeason On Monday of this week the Mei11s Local custodial staff and I completed a one-day trllining school and maintenance seminar at Grove City High School. Those In attendance included Russell Eshelman, Ted 'Hatfield, Jake Holman, Wilkie Holman, David Jacks , Gleasoa Hazel Kauff, Ken Little, Lloyd Haggy, Bob Moore, Ben Rife, Gene Swan, Ernie Triplett, Joe Wyne, and me. The training school began with a "positive attitude" address by William P . Headley of Columbia Gas. Again and again Headley would stress the need of all people to have pride in their jobs and to do their very best. Districts from throughout the state were in attendance as over 1,500 custodians and supervisors were present. Our custodians a_ttended classes on maintaining floors, showers, rest· room sanitation, spray cleaning and buffing, maintenance and care of equipment; preventative maintenance, and boiler efficiency. Though it was a long day, we cer· tainly feel it was worthwhile for our people to attend and learn proper techniques to be used on their jobs. CRAN.ORANGE draw out liquid of break the jars. , PITCHER PUNCH Pressure in the canner must drop 4 cups cranberry juice cocktail naturally to complete \he canning or cranberry apple drink, chilled cyCle. 2 cups club soda, chilled 5. What causes jars to lose liquid 2 cups orange juice, chilled Ice during pressure canning• cubes. Jars "cook over" or Jose liquid in In pitcher, mix cranberry juice the pressure canner for one of cocktail and orange juice. Slowly several reasons : stir in club soda. a. When the jars are too full, Pour into glasses and add ice product expensiori leads to liquid cubes (or cranberry rocks made Joss. Allow one-half inch headspace by pouring cranberry juice between product and lid in most cocktail into ice cube .trays and foods . For starchy foods, allow one freezing until bard). This kitinch headspace. · chen-tested recipe makes six ser· b. Pressure fluctuation during the vings. canning process results in liquid To prepare as a punch for large loss. Keep pressure as constant as groups, double or triple the possible. recipe In a large bowl. c. Rapid drop of canner pressure after processing may also lead to GRAPEFRUIT-WHITE liquid loss and jar breaking. The WINE SPRITZER . canner must cool slowly, because I quart (4 cups) grapefruit the jars cool and lose pressure juice, chilled slowly. Cold drafts or a leaky ~~nner I bottle (415 quart) sauterne, may also cause jar breakage. chilled If jars have lost liquid, but remain I navel orange, cut into thin sealed after adequate processing, slices · the contents will still be safe to eat. Sugar to taste 6. What foods should be packed 2 cups club soda or ginger ale, loosely and which finnly? Why' chilled. Meats and foods high in starch In pitcher. combine grapefruit (e.g., corn, peas, lima beans) should juice, sauterne, orange slices and be packed loosely because heat sugar to taste. Place ice cvubes penetrates slowly through solid into tall glasses. Divide wine mixpieces and starchy foods expand. ture into eight glasses. Slowly Never pack any food tighiy in the add club soda. Stir to chill and containers because this may in· serve at once. This kitchen-tested terfere with nonnal heat penetration recipe makes eight servings. of the jar contents. 7. Where can I find infonnation on canning meal and soups? U.S.D.A. bulletin G 100, "Home Canning of Meat and Poultry," gives instructions for canning meats, stew, an<! soup stock (broth for Garden pests and poisonous plants soup) . We cannot reconunend canwere the topics of papers presented ning other mixtures because 'processing t~ vary widely, at the recent meeting of the Walk-In depending on the type and propor- Garden Club held at the home of tions of ingredients in the mixture. Mrs. Naomi Reed. A nower show to be held SepCommercial canners have tested ' formulas they follow carefully in tember was discussed and for roll call the 12 members responded with preparing canned mixtures. something pertaining to techniques of flower ·arranging. Flower arrangements were displayed at the meeting by Mrs. Belva Willard, Mrs. Helen Carper and Mrs. Ruth Francis. Mrs. Mildred Ziegler provided the contest which was won by Mrs. Mary Dorst. Mrs. Carper presented Logan Elm Sclwols. Florence white daffodil bulbs to all the memBarrett, Marie Birchfield, Nellie bers. Next meeting will be a picnic Borgan, Marjorie Davis, Helen at one of the roadside parks on July Hood, Mildred Jeffers, Vivian Pier· ce, Shirley Priddy, and Joyce Vance 13. were all in attendance on June 23rd and 24th. The cook inservice included classes on improving the cafeteria, how t.o properly use commodities, various techniques in bak,ing, and a host of other topics. MONDAY Remaining inservice this fall inCANDY STRIPERS will meet at 7 cludes the remainder of the p.m. Monday at the cafeteria of cafeteria staff participating in a Veterans Memorial Hospital. training session at Tri-County Joint CANDYSTRIPERS meeting, 7 Vocational School for two days, the Monday, at cafeteria of p.m., teaching staff participating in two Veterans Memorial Hospital. days of inservice on various topics, and the bus drivers attending a drivers' seminar. Pests, plants topic of meeting ~kfwB.,1m~~~ Pum e rt.l ~', Ohw "5769, 992-21:;6. Second class po:-;Lill:l' j)tiid a t P ome roy, Ohw. A tentative time schedule bas been set up by our bonding attorneys for the sale of bonds. Advertisements will be f2phcoming after the July 13 board meeting. The arrival date of the $1,000,000 for our school system is geared for mid to late September. As soon as I know more, I will keep you informed. I personally would like to congratulate Robert Barton, who has been selected to fill the vacancy on the Meigs Local Board of Education. We are looking forward to working with Mr. Barton. I also would like to thank those citizens who became candidates for the seat. If I can be of any .a ssistance, please contact me at 992-2153. Mem~r The Assuciatl:'l.l Prl;.'ss. Inl and Dal- for staying cool at the beach A!i:->OC iati un and lht> A111en can P ubh ::;hers A:i.'iOt."I<IIIOn. Nat1unal Advert is1n15 Rcprt'se nla l l\'t'. Branham N ew ~pap.:r Sales, 733 Th1 rd AYenLJe, New Vork, New Yor k !001 7. ly Pre.;~ N e wspapt~ r Ice 1s nice when you want to quench your thirst under a hot sun POSTMASTE R. Send addres:; to The! Daily Sentinel, Ill Court St. , Pomeroy. Ohi_? 4~769 . So pick up a package of the quality Le1sure Ti1ne Ice brand at your supermarket or conventence store on your way to the beach. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ry Carrier or Motor Roul.fOfle wt>ek . . . . . . . . . $1.00 One Month . . . H.tO Orle Year $52.110 SINGLE COPY PRICES Daily . . l!IC.m!Jl Sub:otcribers nul de:~iring to pay the carTier may remit in Hdv11nce dirff.'l. to The Daily Sentinel on a J, 6 or 12 month basi.<t Credit will be Miven c11rrier each month. 1 Nv fJubscriptions by mail ~nmtted in towns ·whe~ hume ca rrier !ierviCt' i!i available. MAIL SU BSf'Ril'TIONS Ohio and West"Vlrglnla 3 Month .. . . . . .... .. $10.50 Slsmonlh . .. . .. .. .. . .. 111. 1Year . . . . -.- .. · $33.00 Ra&et OIICIIdt Oblo aDd Wat VIrginia ,Month .. . .. . . ...... 111.00 I Month ..... ...... . .. · .. I . .. .. 131.00 ) Year . . . .. . . . .. . . S38 . ~ It's a lot simpler than making ice at home. It's crystal-clear. slower-melting, taste-free and costs Orily pennies a pound LIVING IS EASIER WITH ~·· Leisure Time Ice is manufactured by: Gleo lc:e Inc. · 715 First Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 .,.! ) Racine Social Events Sonny .fame• Danny Davl• f.l The Nashville Brau Saturday, July 4- Sonny Jaftlel Sunday, July S - Danny Davl1 f4 The Na•bvllle Brau Show• Both Day1: 1.2:so 3:00 s:Jo a:oo Admlulon .......... ~ .........................................................so• No ad41tloaal chua• lor ehow Flreworka at 10100 pm ~I daJ' hand stamp ............. ~......................................so ~ \ Route. to 1t-.t · Bantln~ton, W.Va. ' ~ ~ Combine lemon juice, sugar and· cranberry juice cocktail. Chill. When ready to serve, stir in club soda . Serve in tall glasses with ice cubes. Garnish with a lemon slice . CRANBERRY Kffi I cup cranberry juice cocktail , chilled 1 bottle ( 415 quart) domestic · champagne, chilled In pitcher, pour cranberry juice cocktail. Slowly pour in champagne. Stir gently and pour quickly into champagne gla,..;es. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 6servings. ICED MILK SHAKE 3 cups grapefruit juice, chilled I can (8 ounces) crushed pineapple, packed in its own juice I cup vanilla iced milk In blender container, combine grapefruit juice, pineapple and iced milk. Blend on high until smooth and frothy. This kitchentested recipe makes 6 servings. SAVORY POTATO SALAD 6 medium potatoes (about 2 pounds) I teaspoon salt Water 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped I cup chopped celery I> carrot, pared and shredded v, cup chopped parsley 4 slices bacon .or I-3 cup chopped green pepper l'.o large clove garlic, minced v, cup cider vinegar I tablespoon Dijon-type mustard I tablespoon Worcestershire sauce. v, teaspoon salt I'• teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce . I egg, beaten Place unpared . potatoes in sauce~n; sprinkle with one teaspoOn salt. Cover with water. Place over high heat and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer 2ll minutes or until potatoes are tender when pierced with a fork . Drain and cool 10 minutes or until potatoes are cool enough to handle. Remove peel, cut into \>inch cubes and place in large bowl. Add eggs, celery , carrot and parsley. In medium skillet, cook bacon until lightly browned;~ remove from pan, crumble and reserve. Add onion, green pepper and grlic; cook until tender. Stir in vinegar and seasonings; heal to boiling. Stir a little. wann sauce into beaten egg and return to skillet. Cook, stirring constantly, until sauce thick~ns. Do not boil. Add to potato salad; mix well. Top wiU1 crumbled bacon. Serve wann, at room temperature or cold . This kitchen-tested recipe . makes s~ servings. TRADEWINDS FRUIT SALAD 3 Granny Smith apples, cored and cubed (about 4 cups) 2 cups honeydew melon ballil 2 cups green grapes, halved 2 kiwi fruit, pared and thinly sliced v, cup orange juice. In large bowl, combine all ingredients ; mix well. Chill. Ser· ve with Yogurt Dressing. This kitchen-tested recipe makes eight servings. Yogust Dressing 2 containers ( B ounces each ) plain yoguri 3 tablespoons confectioners' sugar 2 tablespoons orange juice 1f.! teaspoon grated orange peel I'• teaspoon ground cinnamon liB teaspoon ground mace In small bowl, combine all ingredients; mix well. Chill . Spoon over fru1t salad. HAWAIIAN TIJNA FRUIT SALAD 2 cans (6"' or 7 ounces each 1 tuna in vegetable oil I can (20 ounces I pineapple chunks, drained I cup chopped celery I cup halved seeded grapes '.-, cup toasted slivered almonds ' • cup shredded coconut \;, cup toasted slivered almonds ~.cup shredded coconut ·~ cup mayonnaise I teaspoon soy sauce '> teaspoon nutmeg liB teaspoon ginger Mix tuna with pinea pple, celery, grapes, almonds and cocnut . Blend mayonnaise with remaining ingredients. Add to tuna mixture and mix well. Chill. Serve with salad greens . This kitchen-tested recipt makes six servings. Small investment, lru:·gc, returns, Sentinel Want Ads ----------,.---------..,..---------1'"""-------Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC ~U C TION S~l F U n der the auth ority in 1n ternal R e venue Code sec\ tion 6331, the prope rty described below has bee n se ized fo r nonpayment of internal r e v enue tax es due from Ho m er A . Col e, Tup pers Plain s, Ohi045783. lhis property will be sold at publi c auction as prov i ded by Int e rnal Re ven u e Code section 6335 and r elat ed r egut a l1ons . Dare of sale : JlJIY 17, 1981, Tim e ot Sale : 10 :00 a.m . Pla ce of Sale Town ship Road 27 9, Tuppers Pl a ins, Ohio. • Titled Offered Only th e rig hL titl e, and int erest ot Homer A. Cole in and ro the prope rty will be offered for sal e. It r equested. the tn terna l R eve nue Servi ce will furni sh information a bout possible en c umbrances, whi ch m ay be usefu l in determin ing the value of the interest bei ng SOld . Desc r iption of Property Undivided one·ha lt inter es t in the fo l lowing described real estat e : Par c el No I Th e f o llowin g Real E stat e. Host cookout SITuate in th e County of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson of M e igs, in Th e Slate of Ohto Racine hosted a Father's Day picnic a nd i n t he Town ship of ange, a nd boun ded ana dinner and cookout at Lake Alma at Or desc rib e d as follow s · Wellston. Beginning at the Northwes t Others attending were Mr. and corner o f th e Northe ast r of Section 16, Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Sheryl, Quarte Townshi p 4 and Range I of Gloria Jean Manuel, Mr . and Mrs. th e Ohio Company· s Pur Gary Willford, Alisa and Tabitha, c hase in Orange Township, gs Co unty , Ohio : th en Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Manuel, Jonna cMeei South 96 rod s; thence and Benji, Mr. and Mrs. Junior North 86 deg . East 86 rods Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jojjnson, to the ce nter ot the creek Roy, Jr., and Jeremiah, Mrs. Pearl ~ Ea s t Shade River ). then c e South 3 rod s; thence Adams, all of Racine. Eas T83 rods rothe East 11ne Mr. and Mrs. L. Johnson and San- o f sa id sec 1ion. thence Nor 1 dra, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, th 'J 1 rods ; thenc e West 'l.'l :~ rod s. then ce North 50 deg Amy and Michelle, Middleport; Mr. West 96 r ods in the Nor th and Mrs. Ralph Prater and Jason, line of sa id Section 16 : Miss Connie Johnson of Hamden; thence to th e pl ace 01 beginning , containing six Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Sisson, Sherrie, rv nine 169) acres Reser Samantha, and Pete, Syracuse; vin g to t he State at Ohio, Melvin Weaver, Franklin; Miss howev er . a l l oil , gas, co a l and other mineNlS, with Marcie Lykins, Dayton. th e right of entry for the purpose ol prospecting for , devel pin g. produc ing or operating for the same, and Visit Toledo th e right at occupancy , in Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jacks and so tar as the sam e is essen fiat to su c h prospectin g, Penny of Langsville recently visited developing, aerating or in Toledo with their children and producing Also res erving grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer to t he State of Ohio the use of streams flow ing through Sigman· and Tanuny, and Mr. and said lands or abutting upon Mrs. Bruce Beach, Joey and Shan- the same and so much of t he banks thereof as may non. be necessary tor such en· , . While there they also visited their ioyment and the protection.· grandson, Teri'y Sigman of the U. S. of such streams from Navy. Sigman has been stationed in erosion. contcifhin.ation or of sediment . And San Diego, Calif. for the past 18 mon- deposit being the same property tha was home on a 30-day leave. d escribed in deed from On July 1 l!e reported to the Am- F Iorence Worthen, et al . to Aibert c ole, beiflg date 'Phlbious Battalion at Uttle Creek, Mi!lrch 9, 1922 and recorded Va. He Is the gre~~t-grandson of Mrs. in Book 123, at Page 172 of the Deed Records of Meigs Mirl Ratliff of Cheshire. . County , OhiO. By Mrs. Francis Morris , ds. Mrs. Gretta Simpson was hostess Saturday evening guests of Mr. for the Booster Class at her home for and Mrs. Fern Norris were Mr. and the June meeting which opened ~ith Mrs. Vernie Cady and son, Jerry, of Mrs. Ora HUl, president, presiding. West Jefferson, Oh. and Mr. and The group sang, "There Shall Be Mrs: Herschel Norris and son, Showers Of Blessing" followed ·with Clarence, of East Letart. prayer by Mrs. Marjorie Grinun. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Wallace of Mrs. Hill read scripture, Saint Mat· Spring Valley, Calif., and Mr .. and thew 6, with the group joining in Mrs. Neil Ackley Qf St. Cloud, Minn., '"The Lord's Prayer." After a spent a week with their uncle, Mr. business session a p(ogram was . and Mrs. Frank Wallace. presented by Mrs. Florence Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson and topic, "The Tator Family." Singing fa1nily of Baltimore and Mr. and and of "Blest Be the Tie'' and prayer Mrs. Steve Badgley and children of closed the program. Sixteen mem- Columbus spent Father's Day bers enjoyed refreshments served .,.eekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph · · by Mrs. Simpson, assisted by her ·<>ddgley. ' daughter; M.... UUian Hayman. The table featw'ecl a centerpiece of 'roses I and baby;s.breathandcandles. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mrs. Anna Hilldore of Syracuse . Mr. and ~rs. J11r11es ~rk, Spring daughter, Megan, three. a~d Mrs. Donna Byer and Mary of ·Avenue, Pomeroy, are ai1noullclng ,, 'Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mi~dleport ~nt an e~enlng with · !he birth of a son, Je.I'Q' Micllael; , J8c:k Clark, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs, .o\]v,a~OIT!a, , , . ·. , •.· t \lOJ'A Clli·June 20 ,at Holzer Medb:~J·, Mfs,. teoii: M~t, . ~­ . Leta. Sa~ Potter Ol Bryan, h. Center. Tbe l;!aby ~ eight Mrs. Ulli811 'Gms, Middlepott,ls a fnend, Helen ~n~~· Logan pounds, seven OWII.'elland wail 21 J. great-grandmother. --1!pl!nt--a-cWy In Racm~ ':'ISlltllll fne~ ches·Jong:-MI'I-and Mn. Clark have a · · •rK/ CRANBERRY PINK LEMONADE l'.o cupJemon juice I cup sugar • 2 cups cranberry juice cocktail, chilled c~ll!;'unce bottle club sbda, Social Calendar ~ USPS l4S.98CII A D\\'i s inn ol Multlmedta.lnr. Pubhsht'd l'\"ery ~ flemum r . Mundar ! hr ou ~h F'riday, Ill Cu uM Street, by the Oh1o Valley Pubhslnng Cu m p<t n)" - Mult1med1a. Inc . These fruit punches and winebased drinks are colorful refreshers for Folll'th of July menus. And don't forget the iced tea and lemonade that are as important to the event as. the hot dog. DaleS1oll, Meigs County ~uslon Ageut, Home Economics 'Round Meigs Local One-half of our cooks also recently attended a tw<Hiay Jnservice at the The Dail y Sentinel Colorful refreshers highlight July menu Preserve 'n' Serve fime . The late Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins was the dedication speaker and a parade INn the fonner Pomeroy High School opened the ceremony. Gold star mothers rode in the parade, the American Legion Color Guard led the way, followed by the firing squad and dnun and bugle corps, the Pomeroy Fire Department, bqy and girl scouts, and other organizations. The inscription on the monument - " In Memory of Howard Crary, Rodney D. Hines, Charles A. Hunnet, and Phillip E . .Killinger, who served and died for God and Country in World War U. They gave their all and faltered not when came the call." The monument is dec~rated annually at Christmas time and on Memorial Day by the Friendly Neighbors Club of the Naylor's Ruh community. 1 h e Da11y SentineJ..., Page- 7 Pomeroy - Middlepor1, Ohio Parcel No . 21. The following Real Estate , situated In the County of Meigs·. in rne ~rate of Ohio, ·and in the TOWJ1Ship of Orange. and bounded and described · as follows : Beginning at the Southeast 'come•- of · the Northe85t Quar ter ot section 16, Township 4, and Range 12 ol me Ohio Company_' s Pur· Public Notice chase , 1n Ori'lnqc rown Proper ty ship . Me1g s County. Ohio . ( a J Be fore Sal e Any per th ence No rth 6H r od s . then son whose properly ha s ce W es T eo r od s t o the cen been le v ied upon shall nave trr ot rhf' cree k th ence the right to pay th e amount Sou the rly !all owin g the du e. tog ether with th e ex me and erin gs. of the Cr eek pe nses of th e p r oceeding , it ro th e South l1ne of sa id a ny , t o th e Sec r etary at any Quar te r . then ce Ea st to tht> rim e prior t o the sa le plrt ce of be g inn i ng . r on th e r e of . and upon suc h ta ininq lh irtv and one halt paym ent the Secre tary 130 1 1 1 acr es . Al so the shall r e-s. lore os.uc h proper1y fo llowing desc r ibed lot at to him . and all turt her la nd situate 1n the Cunty proceedings i n conne ction and Stare af or esaid in Sec with the levy on suc h ti on 16 . Township 4 r~nd prope rty shall ce ase from Rang e t'2 ot the Ohi o Co m th e tim e at su c h pa ym ent . pany ·s Purchase an d boun (bJ Redemption of Rea l ded as follow s Beg inning E s ta te A ller Sal e at th e Southea st corner ot { 11 Per iod-- The owner s land form erly so ld b y of any r ea l prope rty sold as Da vid Da il ey to Phi l ip provid ed in sec tion 633 5. Da i ly on Eze ki el Wort en·s th e ir hei r s. exec utors, or 110e 1n the ce nter o f the ad min is tra tor s, or an y pe r Cr ee k : t11enc up said cr eek son h aving any inter es t to land for rr. erly owned by th e r e in , or a I ien ther eon , PhilO Drains : Th ence South aor any person i n t he ir 86 deg . Wes T to the corner be h a ll. shall be permitt ed of th e f ence near a ledge of to redeem th e property roc ks , sup"posed to be tl2 sol d, or any parti cul a r r od s ; t henc e Southeas terl y rra ct of such p roperty al tong sa id led g e of r oc ks to any ti m e with i n 120day s af Ez eki el Worth en ' s land ; t er th sal e ther eof th en ce Eat along sa id line { '2 J Pri ce-- Such prope r to the place of beginn rng . t y or tr ac t of pr oper ty shall su pposed ro conta in twe n be p e rm i tl e d t o b e ty fiv e 1/S J ac r es, more or red e e med upon pa ym ent to less And being th e sa m e the p urc ha ser , or in case he prop e rty c on ve y ed by cann ot be found i n th e Sa m u el Col e a nd Harri ett co unt y 1n whi c h Th e prope r E Col e, his wif e, to Albert ty to be re dee med 1S Col e by deed d a ted A uqust s ituat ed. t he n to. th e n, 1900 and r ecor ded in Secret ar y, to r tne use at The Boo k tl 6, at P ag e 4Y9 ol th e pur c h ase r . hi s hei r s. or Deed Rec ord s ol M eig s ass ign , th e a mount pa 1d b y Co u nty , Oh to su c h purcha se r and 1n Except ing a n d r ese r vi ng ter es t Ther eon at the r a te ot to the Gra ntors, Al ben 'JO perce nt per annum Cot e and E Iizabeth Cole, E ff ec t ot Jun1 or E n his wif e, an d their assigns, cumbr ances : a n estat e in th e above Se c. 6339(cl E ffec t of described pr emises for and Ju nior En cumbrances . during the natural lives of A c ertific aTe of sale of sai d Grantors, Albert Cole pe r sonal proper ty given or and Elizabeth Cole . a d eed to re al property Property may be In· ex ec uted pur soant to sec spec ted at Township Road tion 6338 shall disch ar ge 279 , Tuppers Pl ains , Oh10 . sv ch pro per t y from a ll Paymenl Term s : F ull l ien s. encumbrances, and payment required a s ac t•fl es over whi c h t he l ien at ceptan ce of highest b1d . th e Uni1ed .S tat es · will Form ot Payment : All r espe ct lo whi ch th e le v y paym ents must be by cash, wa s m ade had p r iorit y . certified check , cashier ' s T homas C Webb , chec k or by a United States Rev enue Offi cer postal, bank . express, or :lOON . High Str ee t tel egraph mone v orde r . Rm 415 Make check or money or Columbu s. Ohio 432 15 tl er payable to the Inter nal 6 30 81 Re venue Servic e. 6 14469681 1 N a ture o f T1II C fh c 1 1 1 J . ltc r.oht . t1tl c , a nd 1ntNf'S l ot fhe taxpayer (nam ed on the front of this form) 10 and to the property is of · fered for sale subi ect to Lost and Found ·-· any prior valid outstanding 6 mortgages. encumbrances, or other liens in favor sf third parties aga i nst the taxpayer that are super ior to the lien of the United States. All property is of · ,fered f.o r sale ' ' where is'' and "as i$" and without recourse against the United States. N.o guaranty or warranty, e)(press or im· plied, is made as to the valid i ty of the title, quaHty, quantity , weight, size, C?r condition of any of the prope-rty, or its fitness for any · use or purpose. No c I aim wi II be considered for allowance or adjustment or for rescission of the sat~ based on failure of the property to conform with any e~pressed or im · plied representation . a Redemption Rights : The Please Return rights of redemption, as specified in Internal Eastern H .S. Area RevMue Code section 6337 , 915-3111 are quoted as follows : Sec. 6337 . Redemption ol Public Notice c Ol i N IY Mt I C ~ I ' UfiLT ' 1'-IOlt(t L as t w ee k Th e l oll owin g docu m ent s w er e r eceived o r p r epar ed b y The Oh io En v i r onm ent al Prot ec tion A gency (Q EP A .I T he et tec ti ve dat e ol eac h l 1nal act1o n and Th e ISSu an ce d a te of Pnc h proposed ac I ron is sTa ted F1nal ac tion s a r e appea l ab le 1n w r 1ting , with.n 30 day s of !he e l t ec ti ve da te. to Th e E n v1ro n m e nt al Boa r d 0 1 RPvi Pw. Room 10 1. :l':iO E Town St ., Co lu mbus. Oh 10 43:l l ~ No t 1ceo l suc h appeal shal l be til ed w1t h th e Dir ec to r W1th1n J day s the r eof . A pr oposed ac ti on w ill becom e fin a l unl ess t 11 a writ! en adi ud •ca ti on hear 1ng requ es t 1S sub m rlled withi n 30 da y s a t th e 1ssu ance da te, or 1"/J the D.rec to r revises or wll h d r aws the p ropose d ac t1 on As con ce rn s act 1on s ot her than fin a l ac ti ons. wit h1n JO days ol th e d ate i nd i ca ted, .... any pe r son m ay sub mll com m ents and / or r eq uPst a m ee ting . If s1gn ifi ca01 p ub l i c rn te r cs t exists, a mee tin g m rt y be hel d As co ncer ns any ac ti on , an y person may 1 I J rea ues t noti ce conce rn 1ng furTh er ac t ions, a nd or t"!J obtain a dd1t io n a t i nf or ma t io n Unl ess ot h e r w 1se s p ec ifi ca lly p ro vid e d here in or 1n the parti cuta r no t 1ces . a ll com m un1ca t ions sh all be ad dr esse d to · Hra r rng Cle rk OE P A , P 0 Bo)( 1049, Colu m bu s , O h• o dJ2 16. Phone 16 141 466 60 37 . Con suiT RC Ch apt er 37 45 a nd OAC Ch ap te r 37 4)4 ! and J7 46 5 fo r a ppl1 ca bl e requ 1r em ents 1ssuance ol no11 ce ol regi strati on Co 1umb1 a Gas T ran sm ission Corp . Ru tla nd Tw p Rd t I I J. li e Public Notice l "l l HIIC NOll ( f Noti ce 1S her eby g 1vr n ltlil l on th e 6th d ay at Jul y , P.'H 1 aT 7 00 o·c lock p m , a pub J,r hectr ing w il l b e h eld on th e bud ge l prep a r C' d by th e boa rd ot Oran ge Town shrp Trustees, Mei gs Coun t y, Oh1 0 tor me nex r tr sc al yf'ar end1nq Decem bt--r J 1. 1\l tl "} A lso hear 1nq on Rc vcnuf' ShannQ BudqC't Sucll hc annq w1!1 bf' he ld a 1 th f' otll cc olth e c ler k N ina R ob1n son Clerk , Or angC' Townsh iP Rt :l, Cool v 1llC', Oh10 1 /1 :1 . l tr Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 23, 1981, in the Meigs Probate was appointed Exec utor of the estate of Russell G. Bailey, deceased, late of Rt. 1, Middleport. Ohio 45760. . Robert E . Buck (oil ft~obate. Jvdge/ Cierk 26 I ·' County Court, Case No . 23468, Joseph R. Bailey . Rt. 1. Middleport, Ohio 45760, I • .( 10' Rutl a nd . OH , E lt ec TI VC c~ at e 06/"l6 9 1 A p p li ca t io n N o(s J lJ6)J000013 BOU I • �Pa e-8- PUbliC Notice . Pomeroy The Datly Sentmel Public Notice NOTICE TO from Eeslev Lee Vargo & BIDDERS Ci!l~ady Archttects Inc (Eieclrlcol Work Only) 326 Front Street Man ella Sealed btds woll b e Ohio 45750 upon the depos1f received by the Board of w1th them of SSO 00 m c ash Commtssloners of Meigs or check for each set of County at Pomeroy Oh1o drawing s and until 2 00 p m on Froday spec1f1c at1ons July 10 1981 and opened The full deposol Wi ll be Immediately thereafter for returned to btdders upon furnlshmo the necessary return of draw ngs and labor and matenals tools spec 1ftc at1 ons m gOOd con machinery and c,pphances d tton Wtthtn ten ( 10) days requtred fQr the afer b d oenmg date MEIGS COUNTY B1ds tor the above TRAINING CENTER desc nbed work. must be AND WORKSHOP made on bl anks to be fur MR 68 AND MR 3()5 n shed bv the Arch1tect SYRACUSE OHIO heretnbefore named and accord1ng to the drawtngs subm1tted 1n prepr nted en and spectftc at ons on fil e 1n v el opes ava Iable from the the office of t he Me gs Arc httect County Board of Com 8 ds must be addre ssed m1ss oners to the Board of Com Btds w II be r ecetve d for m sstoners of Metgs Coon CONTRACT E lectr cal ty and endorsed on the out EST OF COST stde of the envelope the S215 000 00 tem s of work b d upon Coptes of sa1 d draw ngs E ac h b•d must conta n and spec 1f1cattons m ay be the fu II name ot every per obtamed by pr1 ~ ._ bidders son or c ompany nter e sted t ! WANT AD INffiRMATION PHONE 992-2156 or Wnte Da1ly Senttnel Classtfled Dept 111 Court St 0 Pomeroy, 45769 CLASSIFIED AD INDEX eANNOUNCEMENTS -card of Th•nk s 2- n Memor am RENTALS 41_ HIJU5.f!S fO Rent 4'2 Mob e Home1 l - Announc emfon TS tar Rent 44 - AI)illrlm t n!lfo Ren vuwa v s- Happv Ad s .,_ L011•n<'l Found 4- G U - Anl que s S4 - M sc Merchand tt SS- Bu ld n; Supp @, - HeiPW.ante<l J- S luatHI wantf't'l S6 - 4- Bus oen Trill n ng s- Sc hoolsln s truc t o~ ._ Rad o Tv & CB Repa To 6 ' - F• rn Equ pmt nl n - wanted to Buy 11- Trucks lor Sa e U - L vest()(h eFI!'JANCIAL 1 1- Blls n e ~n H- H•'f&Go~n Opportun t y U - Se-eel I Ftrt I t 22- Mone v t a l aan 21- Pro t' U Oflill Ser v Ce $ •TRANSPORTATION Auto~ lar S011e 11- vans & 4 w o 14 Mota ev e e1 11 eREAL ESTATE 31 Hamu lgr Si l@ 3'2 P e f! IO Sol t e FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Do Mob e Hom es to So~ e 1S- Au o POl s & Accesso JJ- F.lrms tor S.l e 34 Bu$ neu Bu ld ng s n lots A. Acre01ge 36- Rea E s l.lleW o~ nted 37 - Re• tors e1 Auto lhpa J~ MOndilv 2 Jo on Saturri.J y Tuesda.,. hru Fr day 2 10 P M the dav t)efo e pub ut on JC PM Fr U - G enerilll Ho~u ~g Btdders shall also note fh)! f the Rul es an d Regutattons on EQual Em ployment Opportuntty shall be m ade a part of th• s con tract Nob dder mav wtthdraw hiS b1d W fhtn SIX t y (60) days after the actual date Of the open ng ther eof If n the opmton of the Owner and the D1rector of the Department of Mental Retardatton or h1s delega ted representat1ve the acceptance n ~e at the lowest b d s not m the best mterest of all concerned the Owner may accept w1th the concurrence of the o.rector or h s delegated repre sentat1 ve another proposal so opened or re1ect a I proposals and ad vert1se tor other btds The Owner w1th concurrence of the 01rector of the Depa r t ment of Mental Retar d at1on reserves the r ght to wa ve any mformal t es Approved by Freder ck W Crow (Owners legal authonty ) Fredenck W Cr ow Ill Prosecuttng Attorney 161 26 171 3 2tc \F: r ~c fOSIOO f iO' ~ AI~ OF I?OOF ~ IN t- I G~ L OC fj L HOOL 01 5 rR1 r r proposa ls w 1 be rece ved b y he Boar d of Ed ucn t on o f the M e gs Loca Sch oo l D sir ct of M dd eport Oh o at th e T r easu rf' r "> Olt ce unt I l l 00 Noon on Auqu st 4 1913 1 and at th at t m e ope el a 1d r ead by t he T r easurer to sad Board at rs nex t mee t n g Oes er p t o of m proveme n t locale d at R u and E Iemen ary !:le t uo l-ta r so n v li e E em nt nrv Sc h oo ~al sburv E cmc nt ary !:lc hoo t Me gs Jun or H gh ~ c h ool t~ n d :::.a lem (f' nte E le-ncn t1ry Sc hoo he Root nq Con tr ac tor shall b d as a Pr m e Contrac ro Th s nc ud es all labor ~c<Jic d Rtpa 87- Upllo s le v .... "" "" on T ak abou t ow pr ces chec k t h s one out 26 acres m 1 oil u n on Ave nue n Pomeroy $ 1B 000 A p pro '.M. m a 1e ly 4 5% 1 lia ble ac r es La nd h ~s bt dor l'l dn 1 lor ) 0 A ll m ncra l y f'n s qnt s 1 m ber and coal qo w th p r ope t y Avernge farml and n OH acc or d ng 10 t he Rea or s New s sole for s 1 1'11 pPr acre Wh er e w i se can you bu y land ar ess th an $700 per acre? Fur ore nlormat on call John Dudas Agcn cy Za ncsv He OH 4)4 un ~ or a lter 5 00 p m nnd tvccken ds ca ll L ee \II; nee I 4.':1) 481.,10 AC..., F: .O. C E ~- M H Clav 01'1! dtv fl$ert on thrHdill'f nserton s •<la.,.s protect & R e lr geru on Rates and Other Inform alton Up to 15 wOrds Up olSwards Up to IS words must be acc ompanied b y a BID G UARANT Y meet on g 1he reQuirem e nts of Sec t ton 153 54 of the Oh1o Revised Code Btdders shall note that the Prevatllng Wage Rates publtshed by the Depart ment of Industrial Relattons are to be com pl•ed w1th throughout th•s eSERVICES Hom e Imp ovements 11- Piumb ng & E• c o~v il f ng U- E•cavat ng 14- E tectr u Want Ad Advert1s1ng Deadl1nes Sund.ily J and for labor and matenal NO "'I pmentlo Reol eMERCHANDISE St- HoUsetlo <1 Goods Sl- CB TV Ro~d a Equ pm • nf e EMPLOYMENT SERVICES e1:t ~ qu shall Publtc Nottce 47 - W.anl ~ to Me~ 48 same separately state the pnce 4S- Fv rn shed Rooms 4 e- S~ ce tor Reo! 7- Yillrd Sillle I Pub! c Sill t 1- W.In th e Mob t Mome sa e1 and Y,rrl u e1 •re •ccep frl on I.,. w th ca•"""" lh order U un cll•rgt or .1101 urrv nt Box Number n Cut o' lilt Senf net The Pullt slltr rturves Ill! r ght toea tor re1ect •ny •ds deemed ob ect on.ll Tl1e Pub sl'ler w ool be re$poru ble for more llan one r----------------------Curb Inflation. Pay Cash for Classlfleds and Savel II Business Services Public Nallco Public Nottce '" ple te Th s Sec t 1on wh ch 1n c lude-::. new r eplacement ot roo t s on M d dle p orr Elemen r a r y Schoo l Han sonv lie Elementa r y sa l sbury E l eme n tary M e gs Jumor H1 gh Sc hoo l and :.a lem Cen ter E lem en tary Sc hool B dder s w ill be b dd tng on th e nstaHat on of th e Tr oc al roofin g system A ll roo t s to be b1 d sepa r ately and toge ther De tailed spec 1 ca t ons and nstr uct ons to b ddc r s m ay be Ob i a ned at the Of f1 ceofthe Tre asurerM d dleport OhiO A Ce rf t ed c h eck < or of pay abl e I o l he T r ea"'ur" ed uca t on or a satt sfac t or y btd ted by th e bond abo execu ve boar d thoef b1dder and th e suret y com u s R1 50 East Guysville OH P hone6H 662 31121 Authonzed John Deere New Holland Bush Hog F PAR fS 1 • E n ~ I 1 Phon•'-------------------Pr nt one word tn each space below Each tn t al or group ol I gures counts as a word count name and addr ess or phone number 1f used W<>rd•l You 11 get better results t you descr be fu ll y g ve pr ce Th e Sent nel reserves the r ght to ---4--+-+--+-~ classify edtt or re1ect any ad Your ad w I be ---4--+-+-~-..:..:j put n the proper clas h ea t on f you 11 ---1--.....I.-.:....I--L---: che ck the proper box below ---+--+--+---+--! N H I I I I I I I ) wantec ) For Sa le ) Announcement 1 For Rent 11 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 I( 30 9 10'-------~ 31 11 32 _ _ _ __ 12 13 14 15 16 33 _ _ 34 _ _ __ 35 _ _ _ __ Mat I Thts Coupon wtth Remtttance - The DatiY Senttnel Box 729 l_____ :~m~~~~~~~~~-----~~ SOUTHERN DI STRICT - Cute 2 bedroom home w1th a full basement dishw as her wood burner shed and many more extras $29 900 00 IS THE HEAT GET TING TO YOU'- If so th s 3 bedroom home W1fh centra l air s what you need Has carpettng everywhere n1ce k1t chen and full ba sement S2 1 500 00 REALTOR Henry E Cleland Jr ?92 6191 ASSOCIATES Dott1e Turner 992 5692 Roger Turner992 5692 Jean Trussoll949 2660 OFFICE 992 2259 eo spo1.11 1s • 0 ,,..,.,.,." Mtddleport, Oh Re,.rngSnceltsJ Ph 992-6263 StMC •• R•te• For' ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE M&S BUILDING BISSEU SIDING CO. Kttchen cabtnets, bath remodehng roofing & gutter stdtng & plumbtng & electrtca I, con crete storm w1ndows woodburners •nstalled Beaut1ful Custom But It Garages Call for free s1dtng est1mates 949 2801 or 949 2860 No Sunday Calls 3 11 tf c CALL Paul Stgman-992 2984 Pat Mofchell-742 2562 671 mo H. L WRITESEL ROOFING Public Not1ce 7 Real 3 ltcEstate- General IOBSTETTER REALTY Offoce742 2003 GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr Broker All types of roof work new or repatr gutters and downspouts guHer clean.ng and pa1nhng All work guaranteed Free esttmates Reasonable Prtces Call Howard 949 2862 949 2160 2 4 tfc Water Sewer Electnc Gas L1ne Dttches Water Ltne Hook ups Septtc Tanks County Certlf1ed Roush Lane Cheshire Oh Ph 367 7560 1 7 life SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. Ph 5 1 tfc 2 Rl 1 Side Hill Rd Rutland Oh1o PH 742 2455 5 11 ttc 1hJI REESE TRENCHING SERVICE Rad1ator Specaahst NATHAN BIGGS 35 Vrs Expenence Pomeroy OH 992 2174 LEO MORRIS 10 7 ffc COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Small,st Heater Core to the Largest Rad1ator Card of Thanks wosh to thank Dr Sub b1ah Dr Berklch and Dr Yodlawskl for a successful surgery and the wonderful care the nursing -staff at Holzer Medical Center ga ve me Also to fnends and neighbors who called or sent cards Herman Will and Georgta and Hariey Sm1th Vmyl Alummum Stdtng elnsulatlon • Slorm Doors eStorm Wmdows • Replacem~tnt Wondows Free Esttmate James Keesee Ph 992 2772 RESIDENTS LISTING - In Rutland Lovely 5 bedroom home d n ng r oo m w / f1r eplace Modern k tchen Must see tht s one Only $30 000 00 N E W LISTING - 1 acre bu ld ng lo t or tr ailer s re on Br adbury Rd E )(Cell en loca t on Sel s for $5 500 00 NEW LISTING - Good home 3 s t a rter bedroom I v ng room k 1fchen and bath On 60 xlOO lot Sel l tn g at $2' 000 ()() 72 ACRES - Pr me far mta nd 2 ba ns equ p m ent shed and other bu ld ngs SQr ng fed p as fure s A s k ng $65 000 00 ECONOMY and COM FORT Ne e 3 bedroom hom e n M1d Ctose tn tD d le port stores and shopp ng ONLY 115 000 00 cnery l Lemley Assoc Phone 742 3171 Velm,a N•c•nsky As soc Phone 742 3092 Don t wa1t Contact Ohto Valley Plumb ng for sewer hne connechons and any 10 house change5 that have to be made Back hoe and dozer serv1ce ava lable 992 2036 5 20 1 m o CARPENTER'S DANCE STUDIO Now rakmg Enrollment lor Summer Classes 1n Pomeroy & Racme Ages 3 and Up Call 949 2710 6 8 1 mo MILLER EUCTRI SERVICE Real Estate- General For all of your wtr ong needs ousing Headquarters Let George Mtller check your present t!lectncal system Res1dent1al &Com mere al Call 742 3195 or 992 7680 2 8 li e 8 NEW LISTING - Code bull t quality home 3 bedrooms bath shower n basement wood burn ng f~repla c e w th bookcases on each S1de K1tchen wtth breakfast nook d1n1ng full basement room for shop tam ly room car and 2 car garage across street on 2nd lot Only $28 500 NEW LISTING Bu ld ng lot or se t up for trailer near r ver Water electr c and sep f1 c tank JUST S6 500 BARGAIN 3 bedrooms 2 stones ba th lots of wood cab nets n the kttchen natural gas forced atr furnace garage storage over and level 101 near shopp ng Only Sl8 500 OFFER wan ted CHESHIRE - Lovely large 4 bedroom home Fam il y room or dtn1ng 2 tub bath~ one en closed Nat al gas for ced a1r furnace dtsh washer'" btrch kitchen enclosed back porch niCe pat•o w1th nver frontage $45 000 21 ACRES - PIUS free gas lots of home sites overlook ng the Oh1o R ver near Reedsvtlle Jusl Sl5 000 Owner will Pltli1IIG a OfiP'tiiG GREEIIS Pllfl.SIIDf' HOIH114111 ( - ) ClUB REPAIR - FAST SERVICE ROUSH ~~~l!fnOe~· l J&C SAN ITAnON SERVICE Trash Ptckup In The tllage of Mtddleport, Oh Ph 992 5016 or 992 7505 4 17 tfc v CAT $45000 Ho(fsinq Head uarters I Decorated cakes for all oc cass10ns character cakes sheet cakec wedd ng cakes New strawberry shortcake 6342 • m LONELY ChfiSt1an Stng l es Meet Chrtst1an stngles myour area Wnte Southern Chr stian Singles Club PO Box 1823 Sum mervllle SC 29483 or call 1 803 871 9850 24 hours CHESHIRE 4 f2 ftc Utility Bulldmgs Stzes from 4x6 to 12x40 lHE PHOTO PlACE P&S BUILDINGS 992-2478 or Rt l , Box S4 Ractne Oh Ph 614 843 2591 6 IS tfc Blatn Mtlhoan 985 3965 6 1 1 mo pd S4 Public Sale & Auction PIANO Lessons Lucy Jane Bulmer Hartford WV 882 2395 - Portraits -Weddongs -Ann1ve'h arles -Passports -and Now an 1m presslve complete line of weddtng and ~n n1vers~rv Jnvitattons and accessor1es Reasonably pr1ced qUICk SerVICe -Look wtlhout obligation M1sc Merchanrse ~ PRICE Azaleas Upright Yews Maple Trees Magnolia Trees Many Others PUBLIC AUCTION 45 ACRES- In Rutland Township with all mtnerals on good gravel road Wahl would you gtve down or trade on th1s one Want only $15 000 PERMA STONE - AI tractive 2 or 3 bedrooms den new bath and kitchen Full basement with fireplace forced air fur nace 3 lots and garage 13 years old Asking I PAY h1ghest pnces possible for gold and sl iver co1ns nngs tewelrv etc Contact Ed Burketl Barber Shop ModdlepOrt PH. 367-7671 or 367-7560 Sues From JOXJO SMALL PULliNS EXCAVATING Cleland Greenhouse snow open Vegetable plants tomato plants bedd ng plants pots and hanging baskets Geraldine Cleland Racme Oh1o Any stze bu11t to your spec1f1caflons Models 1n Me1gs Galha and Mason count1es FREE ESTIMATES All Bu1ldmgs Guaranteed Farm Bulldmgs ESTATE SALE- MEIGS CO CASE #234S8 SATURDAY JULY4olll OOOCLOCI<A M GRANT STREET MIDDLEPORT OHIO SELLING THE ESTATE OF SIDNEY RUSSELL AS FOLLOWS ANTIQUE FURNITURE Cherry dropleaf table gateleg dropleaf fable oak washstand walnut chatr wlcane seal oak flatwall cupboard Empire chest/ drawers child s rocker sm rocker w/cl!lne seat organ stool w/ glass claw feet 1elly cupboard camel back trunk st cha.r w / cane seat oak heart table st chatr w/wlcker seat hall tree rocker mtrror lamp old kttchen cabinet etc MODERN FURNITURE Long oVal pecan donlng room su1te (table w/ 2 leaves 6 cha.rs lg hutch wlglass doors at top) extra nice Coldspol uproght freezer Frlg tda.re refngerator w/sm freezer dtnette w / 4 chatrs Tappan refrigerator w/lg freezer at top w/ ce maker (Harvest Gold) knee hole desk w/cha~r 2 pe living room suite telephone stand 1111 back vinyl chair like new overstuffed chair w/ ottoman drop leaf coffee table lamps wmg back cha~r 4 card tables lg plate glass mtrror step end tables 2 small bookcases /eliding glass doors uproght sweeper double roll away bed 12xl2 rug w/ pad Stnger sewtng mach1ne w/cablnet 3 pc blonde oak bookcase bedroom suote complete book case bell complete stands lot b)ankets qu1IIS I nens e'tc TV trays several pes nice metal pat1o furntture and lawn chairs glider, etc GLASSWARE CHINA & OTHER MISC Shirley Temple pole her few pes Austrian chino goblets 3 or 4 pes cut glass 26 pc crystal punch bowl set seven 8 pc snack sets stereoscope records, old music 4 pes samsonlle luggage, 2 sets good sliver ware carv~ng set lot nice elec appliances like toaster blender fryer Ice crusher crock pot, etc pans dishes utensil~ etc pottery Ice cream freerer botlles frulllars :tcanners Insulators GE 8 000 BTU air conditioner nov like new elec heater Xmas decorations charcoal grill ant fireplace set and other mise Items TOOLS ETC Portable pipe vise w/culler threader dies etc complete extra good, 2 Rototlllers (I lg & 1 sm ) lot hand tools bolts screws, etc , garden tools llrl!$ 10 II step ladder sm step ladder, wheelbarrow elec motors 36 IQ, PIFt wrench old sm wood lathe wlm~· .~h forks. shovels etc flslliJig rods flOC. wiring. trouble light, manv othet Items not listed Nothing shown before dav of sale Lunch on premises Terms Cash or check w/poslllve 1D dav of sale Nat responsible lor accidents Br11111 your lawn chair plenty shotde Salt held ouhlde rain or shine EXEC of ESII~RUih Hayth Attv tor Esta~Fred Crow Bill Janes, Phone '14 557 3411 n~nce Garages - Butld1ngs - Barns-Equtpment ShedS POLE BUILDINGS 15 xlO upto40 xiOO PORTABLE STEEL STORAGE BUILDINGS (4 xl6 1 8 XI 8'XI0 10 XIO 10 xl2 & up) ALL STEEL Farm Ponds Land Cleanng Roads Call Turn vour hv1ng room tnto a greenhouse poss1ble to .ncrease all plant produc tton 91% Free report Box 83 Gall polls Ferry WVA 25515 REESE BUILDINGS 992 621 s or 992 7314 Pomeroy Oh ~.C Karen s Beauty Saloon 1s now open Located on Gall a Sf Crown City OH Call for appo ntment 2.56 1642 QuahiV Buolt Economically Pnced V C. YOUNG II DOZER WORK Reduce safe & fast w1th GoBese Tablets & E Vap Water pt lls Gillingham Drug Gall poliS OH Free Eshmates Call Collect Ph 843 3322 582mo pd - Addonsand remodel1ng - Roofing and gutter work - Concrete work -Piumbtng and electncal work (Free Eshmates) Turn your I vlng room Into a greenhouse poss1ble to mcrease all plant prOduc t1on 91 per cent Free report Box 83 Gallopolos Ferry WV Pomeroy 6 28 1 mo 4 COMPLETE S4 CLOSEOUT. ~~o:.:.~K One k1tten 8 wks old Call 446 4027 YARD SALE clothing qutlts antiques depression glass l!lnd mtsc Items July 2 & 3 Gallla Oh Rt 233 Ten week old red male ktt ten long ha.r B year old female beagle runs rabbits good 675 6145 after 4 30 675 4444 5 K Ittens 2907 lot find Parts Store wtll be closed Fnday thru ~~ nd'ly tor the July 4th Hohdr~y \ 5 long haired k11tens to good home see Polly after 6 62 Lincoln St Gallipolis Rutland FurnitUre Carpet Shop -SUMMER CARPET SALE 6 Free to n ce home 4 baby ktttens 8 weeks old sec t1onal couch Phone 675 2474 Part Ger man shepherd part sheepdog 9 weeks old border collie 882 2416 S Happy Ads Plckmg up easy play organ n your area Low down payment low monthly pavment Credtt manager collect 614 592 5122 Garage Sale Rain or shine Old oak table chairs and China Cabonet Dishes floor model stero antiques and much more July 1st 2nd 9 00 to 9 00 July 3rd & 4th 2 00 to 9 00 2 miles west of Gallipolis on Rt 141 Yard sale Wed & thurs noon to B next door to Kanuaga Ori"Ve In 4 FAMILY Yard Sale July 8 9 10 R verslde Dr Cheshire Ant1ques clothong toys gas stove BR sUite bike lots of m1sc Follow stgns MISSING part Collie 4 yr old dog wh ole w th black and brown coat Answers to name Beau 446 1752 or 4A6 0404 REWARD Yard Sa le very good clothtng and mtsc Mon thru Wed Texas Rd 10 un ftll? Lost from Lmcoln He1ghts full grown male black lnsh Setter wtth whtte under neck Last seen around Me1gs M nes 1 and 2 If seen or found please call 992 7063 Family pet LOST Chinese Pug 5 mon ths old Tan & black Name Pug Please return Eastern Htgh School area 965 3818 LOST PTO shaft for baler 1'2 m11e west of Harnson voile at Cemetery Call742 3045 LOST young female dog part Colloe part Shepherd Phone304 675 1761 Cocker spaniel red and wh te no collar lost probably 1n Po~nt Pleasant to Hickory Chapel Call 675 2267 Yard sa le July 2 3 4 Thur sday Froday Saturday 368 East Mam Pomeroy Yard sale 810 South Second Middleport July 2 11 Bed china cab net Duncan Phyfe table ChairS clothing, bedding linens dishes Silverstone Avon toys knives tools Yard sale Thursday and Friday 9 fill 0 201 High Sf Lois of clothtng miscellaneous tte ms Yard sale July 45 Ceramics clothes and mise Items s and s Ceramics Route 1 Tup pers Plains S x family vard sale Cen ter Street Mason Thur sday and Friday Yard Sale Sat & Sun 12 s Jewelry dishes clothes Warm Morning gas stoves tamps toys lots of mise West Columbia w Large Yard sale ant1ques and qu Its of all kinds June 30 through July 4 2 miles off Rl 87 on Leon Baden Road Yard Sale Friday July 4th to to 5 PM Mayes Grocery Ashton Yard Sale Friday July 3rd 4 PM to 7 PM Saturday July 4th 9 AM to I PM 2nd house on right pass Y on Rt 2 North Point Pleasant Yard Sale July 3 and 4 9 to 5 PM Tires clothes dishes table, 8 track tape palyer and mor, Gallipolis Ferry WV 2famlly yar.d sale on Sl Rt 124 Portland At Hobart Corart Residence July 6 10 9 > Yard Sate July 4 between Cheshire & Porter on 5~ Tools clothes dishes Garage Sole Lots of girl's clothes Saturday only Rain or shine 2918 An nlston Drive end of 30th St Sponsored by Junior Women s Club softball team tnstallecl Starting $1 L'1!15-.q yd I Rail Each Brawn, Blue, Green s~ yd 'f5 Yard sale 2221 Jefferson 2 family If rain It will be tn besemept eg $16 95 sq Install~ Yd Now$JJ'fsq 9 ADVANTAGES TO THE ADVERTISER GOOD SELECTION OF REMNANTS Buy Now& Save$2-$6 Per Yard 25 rolls carpet In stock to pick from. Regular backed, qrpet Installed free with pad. Good selection Roll Ends Remnants $2.50 up. Grass carpet yd. Green and Brown. •tlomet •r• rNdl OM ovtr tt 1, Reach: ed 2. ConMtaence: Placlnt in ad la•••~r o.., c•u Now •lfhiiiiiY eMilld $4." Drive A LIHia- Save A Lot Cost Ill Nft ld II ..,_.r *Nft ,..VDUI com!HMcl COlt c-....... ,..,...-"" ...., Mit INI'Ilfatt f42::2211 .I Public Solo & Auction Neals Auction Hogsett, WVA Rt 2 Every Sol 7 00 PM {Consignments taken), (Will buv tumlturel Lonnie Neal367 7101 L-~~~~L-~~~~~~~Yd • I HOMEMAKERS' Earn extra cash• Work your own hours MERRIMAC needs several dealers m your area to offer our ltne of toys g Its and home decor Items on the party plan High comm ss.ons No n vestment deltvermg or collectong car and phone needed Call toll free 1 800 553 9()77 or wr le MERRI MAC 801 Jackson St Dubuque Iowa 52001 GRILL COOK wanted Ap ply m person Crows Steak House Pomeroy Wanted to Buy SCASHI FOR YOUR FURNITURE ONE PIECE OR HOUSE FULL COME TO C1 OLIVE. SECOND OR CALL 44tr.4775 OPENtT05 BY owner 3 apartment house on appro x l acr e L ve n one re nt ot her s to make v our pa y ment Can be convert ed smgle home C ty wat er Will cons der land contract 675 1683 9 5 pm do~ng mao ling work No AP ex penence required PLY Ctrcle Sales P 0 Box 224 D RIChmond Htll NY 11416 1~::::::;::~:::::~:::-r:::::::::::;:::;;:~::~ GET VALUABLE tro n1ng as a young busmess person and earn good money plus some great gtfts as a Sen t1nel route earner Phone us rtght away and get on the ehgtbthtv hst at 992 2156 or 9'12 2157 OpportunttV s yours 1ust for the askmg Ask your Beeline stylist and shew 11 be happy to help you 10 n the Beeltne world of fash1on and success Phone 992 3941 between the hours of9 6 Wanted someone with chatn saw to c ut fallel'\ tree 11mb nto ftrewood 992 IIJ97 Sttuatlons Wanted Insurance AUTOMOBILE lN SURANCE been can cel l ed' Lost your operators L tcense? Phone 992 21-13 lS Schools lnstruchon McNabb Ceram1cs New classes now formtng ltm1ted number accepted SpeCial beg1nners class beg,nnmg July 6th Class 11m ted to B Call Now 4.46 1766 Sharon McNabb Cer ttfted Duncan Instructor Rad10 TV & CB Repair 16 NEED someone to nstall carpel Must have own tools Call6751371 RON S TV SERV ICE Specoai1Z1ng on Zen1th .:::::::::::::::::::::;.~House Calls Now servlc ng Motorola Quazar Call 1 304 576 2398 or 446 2454 ~ Easy Elegance 18 wanted to Do 0 J s LAWN MOWER REPAIR On Ne1gh borhood Rd all makes ser vlced Spec allzmg tn Lawn Boy Blades shi!!rpened Call 446 4425 after 5 p m P1ck up and delivery ava lable WORK Light 1an•tor work Phone 446 3595 Qf call 446 1278 call at fer 5 W1•1 do babysttttng In my home tn Syracuse Good references very reliable Phone 992 3110 or 949 2791 roof work house patntlng Free Est.mates Spec1a ltty barn roofs 992 5349 or 773 5921 W1ll do custom saw1ng North of Racme on Carmel Rd James R Parsons HAUL gravel limestone coal etc Denc tl Dun lap Phone675 5215 f lnanelal 21 Croctlet lhts ctrcular ptece as the focal po1nt of a table A nch pm~pple border sur rounds tile charmmg cenler desi&n sel 1n mesh Crochet cloih about 40- nches '" No 30 cot ton ~8 n bedspread cotton Pal tern 7552 my diJOCIIOnS $200 for each pattern Add 504 uch pattern fOt postaee ond handltn& Alice .... lltMitcraft $tod o.,t. ;:J t to •. . . IU, Old CMIIN $11., Now Yft, RY 10111 Ptlttt · Zip, htltm ....... ~ Catch on tatlle cr1ft boom' Send kif our NEW 1981 NEEOLECRAR CATAlOG Over 112 3 2 acres on F loyd Cl ark Rd close t o Rt 160 S4 000 Phone .446 0390 WANTED Lease men to leasae oil and gas proper ties GAIIIa and surroun dtng counttes lnqutre to Great Bend Ool Inc 269 Lower River Rd Gallipolis Call446 4265 13 The Datly Sentmel 8 RUBBERBACK Mc~':~~:pet Cash-n-Carry (Extra Good I - --- -- - Beauttfu l & level lots Fa r f ield Chu r ch Rd approved sub dlv1 S10n city school rural w ater 3 3/.4 acres $10 000 1 lo'4 acr e S4 500 owner will f nante 10 down 37 9 2196 Part time front office help In Pomeroy area Must be able to type keep files an swer phones esslt .. ...,...._ ; customers and do light bookkeeping Apply by sen ding resume or writing P 0 . Box 729 H Pomeroy $185 00 to $500 weekly Busmess Opportunoty LAWN & Garden power equtpment Si!lles & serv1ce Owner WIShes to rettre Inquire at Outdoor Equip ment Sa les Jet Rts 7 & 35 Gallipolis or phone 446 3670 for appo1ntment 21 Buseness Opportunity For sale Water Well Drilling Business $20 000 For complete 1nformaton Call 675 6~93 Must sacnflce Serious nqulres only Be a success m your~are ttlne Couples o7 - In dtvldua I Good 1ncome bonus car and travel can be yours Call Wando Peck 304 675 6130 22 Money to Loon FHA VA conventlal Home ~oans Columbus First Mortgage Co 463 Second Ave Gallipolis Oh 446 7112 Profess1onal Servtces COMMERCIAL and In duslr al photography Phone 446 2'10'1 or 446 1226 after4p m 31 INCOME TAX AND A C COUNTING SERVICE Call 446 706B for ap pomtment anyt1me Sale by owner Re mode led 3 bedroom farm house Ap pro x 1mate ly 4 ac r es Beauttful v 1ew of O hto R1ver Long Bottom a rea $34 900 Owner wdl help f•nance 985 4141 23 Ptano tun1ng and r epatr Love your ne1ghbor tune your Ptano Btll Ward Wards Keyboard o'.ol6 4372 Gallipoli s GALLIA Cleantng a nd Rent A Mad Serv1ce Inc Free Est mates bonded msured phone 245 9234 Clean.ng by the week mon thor contractual FOR all your photography needs go to Tawney Stud o 424 2nd Ave Gallipolis Oh o Passports tam ly photos weddtngs and com mereta I photography WELL dnlltng bot h r otar y & cable tools usually wel ls n 1 day Ca ll Ray Beagle 304 895 3841 Protesstonal --~ er~ 1ces _ <:omplele Auction Service stock reduction close outs estates farm equipment II vestock real estate Llcen Sed and bonded In Ohio, and West WV Bud McGhee Auction and Real Estate co Call for terms ol46 0552 446-0818 428 Seconcl Gallipolis OH , 45631 Tree Trimming & tervlce lnsurod 304576 2010 Homes for Sale House wtth acreage for sale 3 or 4 bdrs fully c ar peted 2 barns 379 2258 or 379 2343 after 6PM OR RENT almostnewl4 x 1 2 baths s tt ng on n• ce lot re ady to move nto Phone 30.4 576 2711 10 3 bedroom 5 ROOM house f or sa le Call anyt me 304 713 5524 I House for sale New Haven One and half story home on large lot excellent con d tton F ve large rooms bat h basement and garage Fully tnsulated nexpenstve to heat or cool Situated with n one block from center of town Pr1ced $5 000 below ap pratsed va l ue See or c all Geo Hester 31 2 Se"enth St New Haven W va Phone 887 2144 Modern 2 bedroom house c lose tn 675 4892 31 Homes for Sale 5 ROOM house 64 Ch1llocothe Rd only S3 500 Call446 4038 or 446 1615 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale NEW CABIN or small home complet e ly fur mshed $3900 Call 446 0390 PRI CES REDUCED used mob le homes and travel tr a lers TRI STA T E MOB IL E HOM ES CAL L 446 7512 Beaut1ful V ew 1 1 mile from HMC I vr old 3 b dr 2 full bath br ck ranch full basement 2 plus car garage WBFP 3 acres Call 446 7709 CLEAN USED MOBILE HOME S K E S S EL 5 QUALITY MOB LE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GAL L IPOLI S RT 3S PHONE 446 3868 or 446 1274 lmmed tate possess on • 5 1971 Schultz Homestead bdr farm home on B roll ng l2x60 wash & dryer new acres large wh l te house c arpet com turn set on w tth log cabin and J out lot 6 .n Quat I creek n Rod bU 1Id tn gs at H l lcrest 1 ney OH $8 750 00 245 5420 mtle south of Vmton on or 388 8349 State Rt 160 Old McGhee homestead Land Contract 25 per cent down 8 per cent For sale 1974 Freedom nterest or 10 per cent dowo mob le home and lot 12 per cent POSSible rental 110)(250 located 2 m les above Henderson WVA wtth commttt to purchase For nformat•on c all afte No fees Wnte Bob Mur 6 00 PM 675 4310 phy -133 South F ~res tone Blv Akron Oh44301 3 bdr central atr nat ga s carport 112 acre storage BY OWNER 4 Bdr spl I level 11v1ng room / d.n1ng bu ld1ng Centenary 2..tx40 room comb.nat 1on eat 1n Call 446 3556 k•tchen lg fam l y rm 2 h baths located 10 T ara 1973 12x70 3 Bdrm m ob le Estates Club House and home S6 500 446 7697 pool pnv•leges S75 000 f1rm Kyger Creek School 1973 Crown Haven 14x65 D str~ct Shown by appt three bedroom new c ar only 3677835 pet 1971 Cameron l4x64 two bedroom new c arpet New 3 bdr house w th 1972 Champ on 12x60 two garage and full basement bedroom new c arpet 1976 $45 000 CaW 446 0390 Cameron 12x60 two bedrooms bath & l / 2 new c---. 3 BDRM house c ~sc hool carpet 1970 PMC 12x60 two bed room new carpet diS! L R lg k tchen bath ut11tty room attached B & S Sales Inc 2nd and Vtand Street Pt Pleasan garage Rodnev V1llage WV Phone 675 4.424 No 2 Call446 1358 145 AC R E S 41 2 376 1804 100 X 110 lot 304 882 2954 or 882 3162 itentals 41 Houses tor Rent House f or rent 57 Ol1ve St 1 bdr unf urn1 shed no pets you pay ut ltt1 es dep req $1 50 mo 4.46 7886 Af ter 5 4.46 4045 3 bd r house $275 Very n ce Rodney V II age II 446 4416 after 3PM For r ent new small 5 rm br ck carpet rang e lg front p or ch over look mg 0 R1ver lawn mo fr ee Y ou pay $9 00 water elec trt c mo Unturn shed 15 m1 n from Ga l ilpol s lower Rt 7 W a nt m dd le age couple or la dy no ch dren $200 per rn a Call 256 1198 NICe 2bdr unfurn house Bu It 1n range arge back yard cl ose to 81dwell Schoo Call256 1765 Re L st ng 3 bdr 1 112 bath full y carpeted w th garag e over look•ng Ohto R•v er on Rt 7 Call 367 7270 n Kyg er Creek Sc hool d stn c t 3 BDRM hou se c ty sc hool d1 st LR \g k1t chen bath utlltty ro om atta che d garage Rodney V llage No 2 Cal 446 1358 Ia ge f amily 3 BORM r oom 446 4754 In Northup 3 BDRM HOME 2 full SIZe baths total elec w th wood burner J m south of c ty $300 $150 dep Y o u pay ut11 256 1456 For rent two bed room house n c1ty Carpeted full basement adults no pets Phone 446 0958 2 bdr hou se basement garage Rose H II Pomeroy Depos t lease requtred No pets $225 per mo 6146782513 Hartford 6 room s and bath l arge ga r den spot 773 5312 after 4 PM s x r oom house $100 a m ont h gre at for l ar ge tamily 675 5104 or 675 5386 42 Mobile Homes tor Rent 3 bdr tra ler S200 m o $100 dep furn 1shed Phone 367 0271 Beaut f ul m obtle home wtth garage on 1 acre lot 118 m le from North Gall a H gh Sc hool on Rt 160 Completely turn •nclud1ng washer and dryer Call 389 8436 For sa l e 3 bdr brick 1 112 baths 2 car garage patto like new c ty school Phone 446 6325 2 mobtle homes 2 bedroom furmshed 10xSO 12x47 Browns Tr ader Park Mmersv1 ~ le Oh 2 bdr mob le home near Capt D Adults only no pet s sec dep and ref Call 4.46 2491 Large 2 story stone home well tnsullated Wtth 3 large bedrooms one full bath 2 112 baths formal dtn•no room newly remodeled k t chen bu11t In Including d sh washer basement w th work shop 2 car garage w tth work shop large gar den 2 porches 548 Grant Sl Moddleport $59 500 Want~ng qu ck sate to settle estate Call 6 u 384 3809 for appo1nlment (After 1PMI 1971 Card nal 12x60 porcl'1 st e p underptnn1ng bloc ktng underground cable I ght pol e new breaker box $4500 Phone 7577 2 bdr mobile home 446 0168 House for sale bv owner Beauflful country home 1 acres 3 bedrooms large living room w1th firep lace family room 1 bath k t chen w th stov e retngerator lots of cabtnets attached 2 car garage w1th automattc door opener Large barn 8 x 12 utility building Tup pers Plains and Chester water with softener Home heated by LP gas or coal and woodburner ac comodallon Property Is five years old Other nice features not mentioned Priced In low 3() s 985 3560 'I• • 23 Lots & Acreage LOTS Re al nice campsite on Raccoon Creek all ut11it 1es avaMabte $300 down owner will fl nance call after 3 p m 256 6413 W1ll care for elderly n my home Good meals reasonable 992 6022 Help Wanted 11 15 HolpWonled t..lke crafts? t..ove monev• ACT NOW Be the first Art craft Concepts Counselor In your area No Investment and no delivery Excellent arrangement to add to your family Income 256 9348 Gallipolis 12 v ALL CARPET IS MARKED DOWN CARPET W/Packllng HARPER HALSTEAD SALVAGE CD 11th and Vtand Street now buymg metals (copper brass alumtnum lead stainless steel batteries and radiators ginseng yellow root catnip and sassafras) 10 am to 6 pm daoly Also Flea Market on Saturdays CAII675 5868 weekend porch sale Begmnlng Friday July 3 Leading Creek Rd 2 ml south of Rutland 2 fam11y sale Harold Sauer 742 2301 Yard Sale 1 CHIP WOOD Poles max dl~meter 14 on largest end $12 50 per ton Bundled slab $10 50 per ton Dellverd to Oh10 Pallet Co Rock Springs Rd Pomeroy 992 2689 BIG 4TH OF JULY Sale garage & yard sate July 4 5 raon or sh1ne t..ots of new thtngs guns tools ceram1cs nice for gifts Clot~lng lots at m1sc Rt 33 north of Pomeroy 10 miles Watch for signs Call 696 1227 Yard kale Toddler clothes little gtrl clothes tires remnant p1eces jeans dishes F~rst house beyond Tall Timbers SR 7 Satur day and Sunday Found male beagle dog near Salt Creek Phone 67S 6333 BEDS IRON BRASS furniture gold s lver dollars. wood Ice boxes stone 1ars antiques etc Complete households Write M D Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh or ?92 776fJ 4 Famtlv Yard Sale Thurs & Fn 2 miles out 141 Gall opolis Lost and Found 6 WANTED TD BUY GOI.D SILVER PI.ATINUM STERLING COINS RINGS JEWELRY MISC ITEMS ABSOLUTE MARKET PRICE GUARANTEED ED BURKETT BARBER SHOP MIDDLEPORT OH 10 992 3476 Huge Yard Sale July I 2 & 3 9 to 7 off 35 at Jordan s Gas follow signs 3 m les 245 9372 Yard Sale Fro Sat and Mon Ra n or shme 10 ttll ' ' Hi!llley residence Mer cerv111e Mens womens ch1ldrens clothing toys books & etc Gtveoway 6 wk old puppy half beegle half retrtever Call 388 9'126 Phone 304 882 Pupp1es part beagle weeks old 675 3637 ANY PERSON who has anything to g1ve away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other lh1ng for sale may place an ad In this column There will be no charge to the adverttser Mise Merchancltse KINGSBURY HOME SALES BUY NOWI 1 ATTENTION LADIES''' Help pay off those un wanted b lis working evenongs from 7 30 to 10 30 p m as a fashion stylist Earn S8 00 to $10 00 per hour profit Ideal for homemaker with family • Call992 3941 from 9 6 Bob, Charlene and Jayne Hoefhch 109 H1gh Sf Announcements Yard Sale 4 COLLIE and Coonhound Pupp1es '1'12 2770 City Cab office 39 State St Galllpol s open 5 30 fill 11 30PM 1 days 446 0451 l• EUGENE LONG ''YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICES" 675-11133 NEW GARAGE OPENING Automat1c transmissions and all sorts of mechantcal repatr and ma1or and mtnor auto bOdy repa r See James Smith or Tom Masters or call446 7757 Siding Roof1ng & Gutter R emodehng Servtng Your Area for Years 992·2156 2 Pet r abbits 1 wh te 1 Siamese 2 8 week old yellow k ttens 1 one 112 yr oldcalicocat Call3888253 dog 73 OR 74 vw Super Beetle hood and right front fender Call 446 0827 1n Mason County In Memonam WANT TO BUY Old fur nlture and Antiques of all kinds call Kenneth swain 256 19671n the evenings Wanted to buy old railroad lanterns locks ~eys and old pictures of locomotives Call3677.03 In Metgs County 446·2342 SWEEPER and sewing mach ne repa1r paf'ts and supplies P ck up and delivery Dav s Vacuum Cleaner one half m11e up Georges Creek Rd Call 446 0294 tenstve remodel tng • Electncal work • Rooftng work 13 Years Expertence Greg Roush Ph 992 7583 6 31 mo 6 7 l mo In Calha County 11 Registered Beegle Call after 5 446 4996 TO PLACE AN AO CALL In loving memory of my dear mother Evelyn Whaley who left us six years ago today July 3 1975 Sadly missed by Jo Ann Leonard and Bill Sc arbrough r~~::::::::::::::~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::;f~::::::::;:;:;;;;;:::~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::~ KOUNTRY J&l BLOWN SUPERIOR RACINE-SYRACUSE KWB INSUlATION VINYL AREA & PRODUCTS NEW f It s a step m the n&ht dLr« ton but I d shU hke to 1ft 1010e 1ghter secunty HJ50 -20-30 H P HA60 - 25 60 H P HE 60 -45-lll H P All Models Available 992 5682 J I O I /1 -J Jc PUBLI C NO riCE L e ban on T ownShiP T r ustees w 1 hold Feder al Rev enue Shar ng proposed u se heu ng Federal Rev enue Shanng Budget a nd Ann ual H ea rtnQ Bu dget H ear ng on July 10 1981 at the off ce of th e c er k Sh r ley Johnson The summarr of the enac ted budget w I be ava I abl e tor pub I c nspect on after July 10 The above mee t ng w 11be held at 6 p m Cl erk Leba non T ownsh P '"iQ,--.-,,- H()W'11ARI) ROTAVAJ' ORS 'I, - Auto and Truck Repatr -Transmtsston Repatr Hrs Mon Frt 9a m 5 30 p m 614 992- Moddleport 367- Cheshtre Pomeroy 388-Vtnton 985--Chester 245--R lo Grande 343-Portland 379- Walnut DISI 247- Letart Falls 2S6-Guyan DtSt 949-Raclne 643- Arlbla Dost 742--Rutland Mason CoW Va Area Code 304 675--Pt Pleasant 458-Leon S7~Apple Grove 773-Mason 882- New Haven 89S- Letart 937- Buffato PH. 992-7201 Anyt 1me ..- Coinl.lunare• ...- Rent• I Pro,ert es ... Apt HouseOwr.ers Metgs Co Area Code 44~Gallipolos • Backttoe • Excavating • Septoc Systems • Water, Sewer & Gas Lmes eDumpTruck •Trencher Locensed & Banded \2 Park St eHotwatwTantc' Sl DING Phone DO YOU NEED A LOT> For a hom e a trailer or what ever Approx 1 acre of n ce lay ng and w th w a te r .a nd electn c ava Iab le $3 500 00 ALL MAKB Gal loa Co Area Code 614 7 1 ttc Vtnyl & Alummum . PREfTY AND BIG YARD Approx ac re Hom e has 4 bedrooms f am ly room I v ng room and b1 g k t chen M ost at the wall s .u e p ane l ed Just $20 500 00 PARTS AND SERVICE ewut"" •Dryers J&F CONTRACTING PWMBING AND HI:ATING 1;111 Call Ken Young Classified Pages cover the following telephone exchanges ... ~~~~~-~,od~e~I~~~Y~H~e~v~"~,r~d~~~~~-~M~oo~"~"~•~m~•~P~•~•·~·====~~~~~~~~6~1~5~l~m~o~~~====~~~~~5~2=1~1~fc~f T NEW LISTING - Han dyman s Speoill Wou ld m ake a n ce r en tal w t h some f >< ng up sto y frame A I $1050000 47 APPLIANCE SERVICE •R•nee1' 1rn ctor w C.lb t - M odel '175 DteseiM F VIRGIL B SR 1 ,. 0 - 10 E Second Street NEW LISTING - A bog lot w th a 1 stor y f ra me hom e Modern k tchenette fron t and and 2 r ear por c h bedrooms Al so an ex t ra of 179 900 oo ~VI CE r ll ~ tOfQUIPM E Nr 1- No !1600 Diesel r Ord 1-~ (614) 99.2 3325 Nam•----------- arm EQutpment Oe.:~ler FARM EQU I PM EN KAIJfPS tcnp Til•~ All tor Future Refer.nce LES & SERVICE EAFORDrn POMEROY,O 992 2259 8QGGS SA pa n y n an amounr equa l to t ve percent ot th e b1 d shall be subm tted w1th each b d sa d board ot educaliOn rese r ves lhe r g h t to wa 1ve nfor maltt es to accept or r e1ec t any and a I or p arr s of a n y and a I b d s N o b ds ma y be w th dr awn for at least r h~rt y JO d ay s aft er th e schedu ed c os ng I me fo r r e c c pi ot b ds Board of E duca t1 on '\. otMr> gs L ocal Sc hOOl 01 Sfr Cl J ane Wagner Treas u re r Sou h Th rd Av enue M ddl eporf Oh o 45 160 Real Estate- General Wrtte your own ad and order b y ma I w th th1s coupon Cancel your ad bv phone when you oet results Money not refundable Addreu, _________________ Fnday, July 3,\98\ Mtddleport, Ohto NIce 3 or 4 bedroom home If• acre Owner will help with downpayment Priced reasonable at $28 000 or $20 000 & assume loan of ss,QOO at only 8'12 pet In tetest 2 baths fully car peled laundry room large living room kitchen with like new Harvest Gold range & refrigerator Natural gas furnace wood burner Extra large storage ar business building Chain link fence Roy "( Frankl R IItie ai 985 43'15 or 949 2801 m 1911 Card na l 12x60 porch step underp1nn1ng block1ng un d erground cable ltght pole new breaker box S4 500 '1'12 1577 USED Mob le H om e 2711 576 1971 Danan 12 x 65 3 bedrooms 1972 Crown Haven 14 x 65 w1th B x 10 expando 3 bedrooms 1973 utop1a 12 • 65 2 bedrooms 1972 Invader U x 70 3 bedrooms 1912 Nashau u x 60 2 bedrooms B 1 ~ S Sales Inc 2nd and Vtand Sis PI Pleasant WV Phone 675 4424 1973 MANCHIN 12x65 mob1le home set up 30-4 458 1812 Yard Sale Fr~day JUlY. 4th 10 to 5 P M Mayes Grocery Ashton W V a 33 Farms tor Sale 1n Me•gs County 7 room house and butldlngs with 16 acres 1614742 2239 Must sell t..eav1ng state seven room , bath all elec trlc home Approximately eleven acres Has a garaQf and small IJ«td $25 C,!lll 675 37B4 or ~75 1682 at ter 3:•08.p ooe oo: nu ' Ca II Far rent 10)( SO 2 bedroom mob le hom e Ractne area 992 5858 2 bedroom tra11er tor rent Brown s Tra11er Park 992 3324 Two bedroom house trailer on Ashton Upland Road $150 plus utd1ttes and damage depos t 3 m11es from Rt 2 675 4088 Two 2 bedroom house tra lers for r ent furmshed 1 wtth ce ntr al atr good fo r work1ng couple or couple w1th 1 child $150 per month plus depos t 675 4088 2 BDR mobile home New Haven adults only no pets 304 675 1452 or 675 29'16 at terJ One bedroom mobole home A r cond1t10ned all ullllloes furmshed Outsk1rts Hen derson $230 month Phone 675 6730 Trailer 2 bedroom com ,} pletely lurn1shed Washer dryer and a1r condition plrvate lot upper Mason References Required Phone773 9123 3 bedroom trailer Referen ces requ~red plus deposit Galltf)OIIs Ferry Phone 675 6851 �' lo-The Da Sentinel Apartment for Rent 41 S6 Equipment lor Rent ScaHoid . Phone 675·68SO. House lor rent, 57 Olive St . 1 bdr ., unful'flished, no pets, you pay utilities, dep. req ., S150. mo. 446· 7886. AI· ter 5 446·4045. 1 Bedroom apt. all utllllies paid. 675·5104 or 675·5386. Pt. Pleasant. --====;;==.:=;:::::==.:=:=== For Lease 49 "------'--'"--'==-- For lease unfurn. large 3 bdr. apt. 2nd floor, $250 per mo. Call 446·4425 or 446· 1819. and Kitchen. Across from Honda Shop no pets. Ca ll 446·3937 or 367-0560. et- Call446·2745 . Boarding A KC Gordon setters, English Cocker Spaniels . Call446·4191. LAYNE'S FURNITURE chair, rocker, ot· taman, 3 tables, $500 . Sofa, Sofa, chair and loveseat. $275. r;~nd Sofas chairs priced $365 . 7 pc ., S189. a nd up. Wood table and 4 chairs, $350 up to $495 Hutches, Bassett Oak, 1649 ., Bassett Cherry, $765 . Bunk bed complete with mat· tresses, $250 . and up to 4 rent unfurn . apt. all ca r · 1350 . Capta10 's beds. 1275 peled, $250 mo . SlOO dep. complete . Baby beds, $89 no peb. Call446·3437 . For r ent new 1 bdr . apt Call446·0390 . Free Insulated storage building. pine fini sh . Bedroom su ites utilities paid, no children , normal cond ition. Ma«resses or box spr ings, f ull or twin , S55 ., firm , $65 . and 175. Queen sets, 1185. 5 dr. chests, $49 ,4 dr . ches• ,., S42 . Bed frames, S20 und S25 ., 10 · · Gu n cat1ne ts, chairs $20 . TO BEDROOM apartment Ranges , ler.afo,rs. and TV's. 1 BDRM., compl etely fur · nished . All elect ., new ly decorated , deposi t , references. $100 per m o. ille Rd . Open 9am to 7pm, Mon . thru Fri. , 9am to 5pm, Sat . 446·0322 446-2236 or 446·2581 . GOOD Furnished Apt . Sl95 , uti lit ies pd ., adu lts, 1 bdr . Ca ll 446·4416 after 3PM . Furnished apt. $160, 3 bdr ., water paid, children OK . 446·4416 after 3PM . senior Citizens 1 bdr. apt ., r e ntal assis t ance available, dep . $200 446·2745. Ca ll Apartments far rent . Call 446 1578. · 2 bedroom , unfurn , ap t . in Vinton on Main St . Ca len , convenient location , large ya rd . Cal l 245·5818 . 1 & 2 bedroom f urn ished apartments . 992-5434 or 992 · 5914 or 882-2566. USED work shop. S799. See these at Kingsbury Home parts store . Gibson frost free refrigerator -freezer , 13 cu . ft . $75 .·949·2275. SUMMER CLEARANCE SAL E! Every item of children ' s wear reduced 25 to 50% . Large selection . in· tants to boys 18 and girls 1<. Nothingover$6, mostS2or $3 . All maternity wear reduced IIJ. I rregul ar tops and pants, now $3.3-4 Jeans, $6 .66. Much more. HURRY! The Waterme lon Patch , Fa ctory Outlet, New Haven , wv . Gen tle billy goat, $90 or best offer. Also, 1974 Nova , mi les. 11,350. 949· 55,000 2371 AP PLIANCE 5 washers . dryers , refr i gerators . r a nge s . Skaggs Ap · pl ia nces , 1918 East ern Ave ., 446·7398 . c ......... ~~;te~~/~~rt? 1~ar'n"~;~·, ~ r6=-3==~:::--~.:~;v:-.~.~,.::.i:=k: :_=_: :_:::__=;::::::~~~;:~::::::, ~~or~ p~~iu~!~ 11 ~d~o Shop, 2101 Jefferson Ave. G.E . Uprigtlt air con · di ti one r , lO,OOO B.TU , TROUTWOOD trave l trailer and cam p site on Raccon Creek . Cl ose to Ohio River . SSOO down . Owner wi ll finan ce. 61-4 256· 1216 . Maytag wringer washer $40 good conditi on cal l af· ter 5 PM . 675·6535. Bedroom suite, whi te and gold, thr ee chairs, stereo wi th out speakers, Phone 675'4335 oc 67l·.mZ:. One bunk bed $25 . No mat tress. Phone 882·3124. Electri c Sto ve . Phone 675 247<'1 . EASY c redit available now to pur c ha se furniture , televis ions, or appliances. Village Furniture 2605 Jackson Ave.,675-1773 . NEED severa l items of fur · niture . applian ces, tel ev isions. B1g discounts fo r quanity purchase . Vil l age Furn1ture 2605 Jackson Ave. 675·1773 . BIG discounts for c03sh and carry at Vil lage Furni t ure 2605 Ja ckson Avenue, 675· For r ent in Middleport·· 2 bedroom furnished apart · ment . No chi ldren. Ca ll 1· 30H82·2566. 2 bedroom fu rn ished apart· men1 for rent , $150 per month plu s ut ilities . sso deposit . No pets . Located in Racine. 985·2875 . Ava il ab le J uly 8. Antiques 53 AT T ENT I ON : l iM PDRTANT TO YOUJ Will Cal l pay cas h or ce rtified check 304·675· 1773 . for antiq ues a nd collec tibl es o r entir e es tates. Nothin g too large. Also, Lowest pr1 ces on Bemco guns, pocket watches, and bedding in the area . Call co1n coll ections. Call 614· for pri ces. Village Fur· niture, 2605 Jackson Ave. 767 3167 or 557 ·3411. buy . Phone 458 -1503. AKC Bassett hounds puppies, 2 males and two fema les . S 150. each. 304· 586 ·9581. AKC Registered Chow· Chow puppies. black. red ped igree. Phone 576·2511 or 762 ·2035. • TWO dogs-Bloodhounds, 1 male, 1 female, 304·882· 3316. 54 M1sc . Merchandise 1974 Pontiac LeMans. 304675-2519. Hay & Grain Sl•aw, $1.25 bale on wagon, in barn $1.50. Butter Farm, Lower River Rd .. Gallipolis. 256· 1113. AKC Boxer puppies. 304· 576·1919 Autos lor Sale 1976 Chysler cordoba, low miles, good cond., tilt wheel, cruise, priced r ight, 446·8661, Ga lf1polis. 1981 Buick Regal LTO., black, 2dr., red velour in· terlor, loaded, 8,000 miles. Call245·5405. 78 Camero balck, T· top, air. cond ., AM· FM stero 8· !rock. Call 446 · 4002 , GallipoliS. Gibson ES 325, Crown gd . cond. Call 446·3939, Gal lipOliS. 77 Musica l Instruments 57 twin, 71 1977 MG B red convertible/ Trans Am near loan value $3800. Ca ll 446· 1136 9AM to 8PM. F ender 300, Guild Ec ho box. Call991-6137. Fruit Ha lf runner beans $6.00 a bushel, pi ck your own. Ga llipol is Ferry . Phone 675 · 1874. Brown eggs, wi ll deliver down RJ. 2 to Point Pleasa nt 85 cents doz. once a week . 895-3395. TR-6 1975 CLASSIC CON VERT IBL E Low milage bOdy & mechani cs, in ex· ce ll ent condition. 245·9118, $3,875. 74 Fireb ird $350 . Call 446· 3920 after 5 . '7 1 Ford L TO, runs good, good shape, $300. Call 446· 0705 . 1977 Olds Slarfire hatch back, AC , PS, PB , new quick. Call 446·1052 alter 5. 1979 Gra nd Pr1x, ma ny ex · vice, suppli es and stallation . 446· 1324 in · Unfurnished 2 bed room apartment . Li v ing room , dining room, kitchen has range . In Pomeroy . Car · peted. Deposit requ ired . S150. plus uti lities. 992-6678 . For Sa le : 1000 gallon PLASTIC sep t ic tanks Stat e approved . Phone 286· 5930. Ja ckson , Ohio 1371 room , $250 . Cali..O 4215. . day s. Fur · 675 3811 evenings. APARTMENTS AND MOBI LE HOME S6754130. Apartments. 675 ·5548 . Topper 3'8" high for pick up truck , removab le back. & tull door, good cond ., S100 Ca ll446·4125. 1971 GMC 1500 series pick · 2 bedroom apartment . Ca l l 675·6020, 9 :30 to 5. Furnished efficiency apt all ut ilities paid . Oepos1t reQuired . Phone 895·3450. One bedroom apartment, air c ondition ed . Everything furni shed , out· skirts of Henderson S225 . month . Phone 675 -6730 . Stove with m ic rowav e ove n Call367 7824. Quasa r video ta pe recorde( w.r h ca mera a nd 5 rapes, lrke new Askr ng $800 Call o146 I 805 required, 304·675-1365. Mos t any thing used rn Restaura nt an d !:. tor e equ.pme nt RADC O 30<1 513 137A , Hunti ng ton SLEEPING ROOMS for rent, Gallia Hotel446·9715. ROOMS and housekeeping apt ., Park centr at Hotel. l Mnple b aby be d &. mat tr ess 1 h1gh cha1r . lik e new Ca ll4<'16 2360 . ' HAY FEV ER ' re medy , trad 1t 1on tor cen fur ies. it work s For com plete rnto and receipt send today se lf addressed stam ped enve l ope p lus $1.00 to Ga llipOliS, OH 4563 1. Space lor Rent In wooded area . Ideal for that summer outdoors. Contact Brown's Trail er INDU ST R IAL alum rnum door , 3f t. 7 aluminum w in · dows 4x6 . 700 gal. gas tank . Call388·8349 SNAP.P E R MOWERS, S40.00 off li s t on a ll pus h mowers in stock . 560.00 off on all se lf ·prope l led m owers . One 8 H P rider for · $950 . Outdoor Equipment Sa les Jet . Rts . 7 & 35, TRAILER spaces lor rent. Gallipoli s, Ph . 446·3670. Sollfllern Valley Mobile Home Park, Cheshire, Oh. B.rand new 10 spd. bike 1 992-395-4. nlonth old, gd. cond ., girts, 26 inch . Call992·3430. TRAILER ·space 3 miles from_, 1unction 2 & 62 at Port,ble TV Motorola 19' old Y, 675·3248. B&W, good cond. 446·0..9~ . Lots, Mobile Home m1rrled couples only . PhOfle 675-1076. E LECTR IC Cash Register, $125 . Ph . 304-675· 1080 Koe hl er wheat li g ht s, lea th er dog co llt.~r s, solid brass name plates, lea ther leads, break ing scents, t raining scents, misc . dog supp 11 es. phone 304 ·675· 2098 55 Building Supplies Build ing ma teria ls, block, brick, sewer pipes, win dows , l intels, etc. Clau de Win te rs, Rio Grande, 0 . Cal l 245·5111 . Pets for Sale ~-- POODLE GROOMING . Ca ll Judy Tay lor at 367 · 7220 . Light Inside . 446·1216 or 446·6566 or 446·4036. Four 15 ,00 gallon tanks located above ground at Athen s, Ohio. $3,000.QO eac h. Phone 1·304·421-2781. Cleaner Combine, model 60. Pr o drive . David Yost. One John Deere se lf prope aed combine 45 with 10 and half ft . grain head . Good condition $1500. 576· 2971 or 576·2186. Wetmore 758 grinder mi xer, like new $3700. 1200 bushel 2 guage wire corn bin with 40 ft . moveable conveyor 8028 . 63 $1100. Himalayan, Persian and Sia mese cats.Seal & cream point Himilaya n & White Persian kittens. Call 446· 3844 after d p.m . outside 1973 CHEVY Impala, 4 door, U75 or best offer . 446· 3948. 304·525· Livestock 12 YR. OLD, 1.000 lb. work horse, gentle, works sing le or double . 1550. Call 256· 6040 ' Five Holstein heifers, 3 ready to freshen , two in three weeks . average about 1200 lbs or better . Call Vln· ton 388 9329 . Golden and Gigi pheasants, Bantam chickens also female racoon . 304-895· 3972 . setlock· ln lock·outhubsfor Jeep . $35. call882 3664. 77 For sale or trade, ROBERTS BROTHERS GARAGE. 24 hr. wrecker 1971 Super Beetle convertible. 1500 miles on motor $1700. 576·2720 . J974 Pontiac LeMans. 6752519. Trucks for Sale 11. 1974 Chev. 3/4 T pick up truck, $650. Call446· 4225. 1969 Chevy truck long bed 350engine runs great, body needs work. S450. Call 446· 0727. ' 69 Chevy pickup, 2 new tires, good cond .• best offer . Call379-2609 . 72 INT ERNATIONAL 1;, Ton Pickup. 245·9241. 79 Chevy pickup w ith everything. Call675·3938. 77 CHEVY truck, 305 automatic, 51,000 miles, S2400. will accept trade in, 304-675·3044. Topper for Luv or other mini truck 6 11. bed. Phone IIAR•EY'o ""ve H&JIW HmGI'S STATtoN· ... fiOL PIHG OUT ~Of'. MORe rouGI< AS 111&Y ~NUW "0-IIP!"··· MAKIN€:! $250.COOA YEAR ! CRAZY! l SAY IF A <MY OON'T HIT, f)ON'T PAY HIM! 40 lfOMI;RS Get'S ~IM ' j 1 l 1 Gene's Carpet Cleaning, deep stream extraction. Free estimates, reasonable rates. Scothguard, 992·6309. II 1980 JEEP CJ ·5, 6·c yl. , 4· spd .• exc . cond .. call 446· 1211. 1 MUST SELL, Mak• me an offer 1980 Jeep CJ 5, 6 cyl, 4 spd, low mileage, canvas lop, will trade, call 446-1211 or 446·3594 . ·1968 Jeep one half ton pickup, 6 cyl, standard 3 speed. 4 wheel drive.675· 4874. Motorcycles tow them an! 2332 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio. Day 446-2445 or Night 446· 4792 . E & V WELDING Paint & Body Shop, Georges Creek Rd. Gallipolis, 446·9304, for· maliy with Gallipolis Motors, 3 years. Auto Painting & sanding S175, any color,free pickup & delivery In Gallipolis area, Hammond Body Shop, 221 Mill 51.379-2782. 78 Camping · Equipment TRUCK TOPPER., fiberg las. with sliding window for 6'12 It . GMC or Chevy truck, $325. Call 388· 9334 after 6 p. m . 24 ft. self-contained 1973 travel trailer . Very good condition. 992-3242 . 1969 18 ft . camper. $1800. 304·773·5134 after 5 pm . 81 Home Improvements FOR BEST In Ca r pet Cleaning · Call Smeltzer's Sleamway. Call 614· 446· 2096. PAINTING Residential and commercial. Interior and exterior, mobile home 446·4648, mileage, ex. cond. , extras. Ca 11 446· 2714. 1976 Monte Carl o Landau . Average mites, air, loaded . $3,195 . 247 ·2411, after 4 p.m. 1974 Chevrolet Suburban. New tires. S600. Phone 992· 1975 Ford LTO for sale. Engine overhauled, new paint job, .4 new tires. First class shape. reasonably . Will sell Phone 992· 5612 . 1978 New Moped . S450.00 Phone 675·1076. . 1972 350 Honda scrambler, low mileage. 675·4874. Sears mini cycle Phone 675·4628 . S125. Motorcycles. Hondas two Ford Fairmont statlonwagon . P.S., P.B. 1 air, AM· FM·8 track . $3,000. 985· 4175 . 1972 Volk <w agen . Body fair , runs g ' " 'i, extra stud· dedtires . s ·' 992·3057. 1971 76 HONDA, CB SOOT, ex . cord. Ph . 446·3345 alter 5. F ord dump truck. Good cond . F600. $3,.500. 985· 4395 . MORRISON'S Auto sales. Henderson, wv. Phone 6751574 or 675· 2881 . 1977 MUSTANG 11 GHIA · Exc . cond., 31,000 miles, 304-675·2205 after 5. 1964 Rambler Amerltan 4 door, automatic, 6 cylin· der,SSOO.OO. 304·882·2767 . 1973 Camero,lype l. TO, !lood cond. Phone 675-U24. 1973 Pinto. good body, runs good$800. Phone882'3664. 1963 Chevy good cancUtlon S200. or bell Offer, also 1972 429 CID Mercury engine complete $175., 72 3 lflled, 6 c yllnder automatic $100. radiator 72 Mercury 130. can 675·4842 before ~ PM 446-6697afler~P.M. 1972 Cadillac, e.cellent condition. Phon.e 675-6676. trait 90s, one r:uns gOOd $300. for both. 882·3664. vears experience. Free estimates. Remodeling . 1980 TT 500 Yamaha dirt bike . S1300. 304-675·3938. 1971 Kawasak1175 retenlly overhauled motor, 000<1 running condition. sell $150. 675 6662. must Class KDX 400 Motorcycle, 130 miles. call 304·675-1490 or 304-675-4860 after 7. · 75 Boatsand Motors for S•t• 21 ·fl. Sklffcratt Wood boat with cuddy cabin, complete covered top, table, Ice bax, sink, 120 HP . Inboardoutboard Merccruster motor and trailer $4,000. Call446-4042, Gallipolis. 1963 Wt. GLASPAR Ski boat with 75 HP motor and troller, all accessories ex· cept skis. $1500. Phone 304· 895·3472 ~·,er 6 p.m. - bird, rodent , spiders, fleas and other small insect control. Free estimates given. A local company tocaed Gallipolis llrea . ·- - - - - -17' er ,,T, 120· HP inboard· outboard with trailer and life lackets. $1600. 304-576'2911. NIce pleasure boat. I'MNOT ~~~~m ABOUT IT- . IS INVOLVED, AN' LOIJf IS 5' P05ED TER BE A (;lOOD THIN!?, , rioN'T tf? •. ...c......-r r MEBBE JEALOUSY WUZ 6UILT THE ASCOT? 00-I- ER- INTER HOMAH HATU~E A5 5C!"ETTIIH' TEit OVfftCOMf ~A IUHD 0' TEST T' 'EE IF YEit LOVE IG 6ENOIHE ~ TltOUQHT A '!W:H Cf COLOR WOJLDM'T l'llltTI'M TAIUHQ Atll'iELA TO l1'i ART EXHI~IT IH TA05 • OR SELFISH. Ser· WV F & K Tree Trimming, stump removal . 675-1331 . T and R building , remodeling, also papering, carpel installation, and general home lm · provements . 675·5689, 6755304. . THRO'IN lHA.T SWI"TLH At\ID LET'S GET ll-4' HEO<: OUT Clf 1-4ERE! ! Plumbing 82 & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446·3888 or 446·4477 . , GENE PLANTS AND SONS Plumbing · Healing · Air conditioning. 300 Fourth Ave. Ph . 446· 1637. could hurt himself on the stic~! SOUTHERN SERVICE co. · Healing ~ mobile home furnaces, electric hot water tank repair. Call of· flee, 446· 3008 night, emergency no. 367·7131. Darn it, Slim' I'm hooked on him'' EverLjbodll thinks . we're crazy if we keep Rover, Slim! Hea be better off chewinq on a boner J & P Plumbing & Healing, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, 367·7853 . D. c. Contractors Plum· bing , electrical, healing, rooting, aluminum, vinyl siding, and home painting. 675·3376 or 675·1240. 83 ·'WJNNIE Excavaling ~OME SHE HAD ALL HER DOZER · backhoe. dump truck . Cal1446·4537 . Syntcuse ltEMOVEP 01< A CW5TER Of' TO STAY ON TOP! COW !>ORE$ THE llf5T ONES TO THINCSS 7 MOUTH ... 71fAI( ~.TOO, 000 ' PREYENT L ...__,_, AROu"" HER EARN MCWE ACHIEVE 'THAT EFFECT/ sewer district. ANP A ~ L~MISH 1$ ~UT WHAT CAN A MOPEl'S CURSE 1 A GIRL A? TO 61RL5 WILL DO AN'fllfiNG Wl$DOM TEETH ANI7 A YeA/\' · YOU KNOW / Dozer work if needed. 949· 2293. Dozer work . Small jobs a in Thomas. BACKHOE Service. Larry Sldenstrlcker. 675·5580. 84 STUCCO PLASTERING · textured EDWARD' S Backhoe and Dozer Service. Specializing In septic tank. 675-1234. Bill ceilings, com - mercial and residential, free estimates. Call 256· 1182. E lee!rica 1 & Refrigeration Fuller Electric Co. Com Plete rewiring, commercial or residential, and elec· trlcal malntalnance, also on ca ll . Ph . Gallipolis. 4~6 · 2171. SANDERS CON · TRACTING, Caco••ntroJ-, 1 SEWING Machine repairs, work & painting, concrete. service. Authorized Singer landscaping, 446·2787. Sales & service. Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop, INSTALL flrliplace lacing Pomeroy. 992·2284 . or chimney, dry wall, plaster, stucco, free est. 75 Bullaco 360 Porsang, 75 Bullaco 200 Alpina, both need som work S250. Phone 6753833. COOK' S Television vice , Henderson, Phone 675·2250. Dllcher work. Charles R. Hatfield, Hatfield Backhoe. Gas. electric, and water. 742·2903 . roach, 1979 Honda CB 750K, low and JIM MARCUM Roofing spouting and siding. 30 CAl.L 446·2801 for termite. Phone 446·8061. 446·3549. Quazar, riBOOT UHLE% LOVE I Jl.IST CAN1 UHDERGTP!iD ~H'r' ~GO WHY (;IT UPSET ABOOT IT" JEAI.OOSY ~·r COME house calls. Phone 576· 2398 or 446·2454. specially. 742·2753. 69 wheels, good cond., $500 .00. Motorola , cal l367·7784 or 367 -7160. Caii388·9B57. Rally RON' 5 Television Service. Specializing In Zenllh and -I f\11 MAPN TAAf AND AH6ELA SECAME SUCH ¢1000 FRIENDS. MR. ECti-- roofs. Free estimates. 17 yrs. exp. with references 197• 360 Honda new tires, ci, HARPER Halstead, lawn mower repair and shar· penlng service •. 10 a.m. ·6 p.m . 675·5868. ANNIE COMPl.ETE SEWER IN · STALLATION & backhoe service for the Ractne- new battery , good con· dillon, $400. Call 446-7754. 307 CONTI N IOUS no leak gut· terlng, cus1om made for your home. For free estimates. tall ADVANCE SEAMLESS GUTTER AND DOO.R. 614-698·8205. SEVERAL MOLARS STANLEY STEEMER Carpel Cleaning 446·4208 78 Dodge Aspen 4 spd .• 6 c yl. , 46,000 mi . 379·2533. Nova 882·2079 . service. "Big or small" we • 1980 Suzuki GS 550, limited edition. 1,342 miles . Call 256·9367 alter 5 :30PM . $200,000 ·.. 50HON61?5, $300,000 ... Auto Repair Vans & 4 W.O. AM· FM, 40 MPG, sharp 256-6753. They'll Do It Every Time SO.LVI.-\1? I>IE for 73 vw $1400. 304-937 -2334. 74 1978 CUTLASS Salon . 675· 2722 or 67 5· 5571. SCALE IN 7HE rims 675·5280. 1979 Ford Fiesta, 1m· maculate cond ., sun-roof, 2881. DR AGO NW Y ND CAT · TERY KE NNEL , AKC Laying hens. Phone 304· Chow Chow dogs, CFA 675-1926. 260 HITTEI>S Park, 992·3324 . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of POmeroy. Large lots. Ca ll 992·7479. New Holland , 451 Mower, exc. cond ., 2 yrs. old. CAll Cragar Plymouth . Phone 675·4874. 1965 C· JS Jeep, cloth top and metal ' top , $1.200 . Phone 675· 1564. Farm Equipment HOME S R A Co . P 0 . Box 284, Secluded private tntiler lot 61 Port land. OH. Call 843·2242 . 56 room a1r cond , 1 yr· old rare ly used 5, 000 8 TU s rn g l e SMALL furnished apart · ment, no pets, references Furnished Rooms Ut ility tra iler, fa ctory bu ilt, 4 X 8 ft bed . 1.500 lbs, like new . Phone 675-5280. up, fair cond . 1.200 lb . toba cco base. Cal l 388·8351. $ 100 Ca ll44693013aH C' r 5 SLEEPING stainl ess stee l prop, ell I skis and accessori es inc luded . 614 446·9375 or 304·615·2930. nished or unfurni shed . 675· APARTMENTS . Four 15,500 Thomas Organ , 2 key boar · Ga lvanized Cu lver t $2 .35 ds, foot pedal s, excel lan t ft .,up . Bridge,etc. Steel , 10 for beginn ers or ex · cents lb . up. Phone 925·0884. perienced players, S200 . Ca ll 446·4225. WEIGHT bench·, li ke new, Koken Barbe r cha •r, barred type, ex ce ll an t for barber shop · C¥"t (ecreation Number 10 Drilling Rig , good cond. Call446·8508. 1976 .GRANADA, priced to sell due to health condition. real nice, 304-675·1402. 73 paint job, new battery, new rad i al t ires. Priced to sell 675·1773 . b/55120 One bedroom , unfurnished , all electri c, max imum two persons, immedi ate occupancy . 992 ·2094 . 46 CO NDITI O NER S 64 miles, 1979 VICE , Compl ete sa les, ser · Motor boa t 70 H . P. new 992·5908 . light Regist er ed Blue Ti ck pups. Best blood I ine money can 72 Volkeswagen, body totaled , good for dune buggy or parts . $225 . 675 · 3833. Phone 303-675-2098 . pups 895 3958. 58 sa le priced. a ll sizes in stock , expert insta l lation avail a ble . V i llage Fur · niture, 2605 Jackson Ave., RATLIFF POOLS & SER - tras Apartment for rent 45 AKC Da c hshund, Pomeranian an Poodl e & Vegetables AIR One 9 year old trail horse . Hereford and be ige $400 . Excellent S175.Ph0ne 881 ·3664. --- ------ ·- - -- POLLED Hereford bull $350. 304·895·3997 . 675·2063, Pl . Pleasant . Dut· hood S51 .95. Open 11-4. 16' I nsullaled truck topper for short bed Ford SIOO. Cali 446·9472, Gallipolis. and Parva: shots. $150. Ca ll THE FISH TANK and Pet ~ Ashworth Installment Ser· vice . Carpel, Vll ny l , ceramic 111e, floor tile, for· mica c ounter tops, all work guaranteed. Call446·8019 . Emergency service. Call 992·7102. 6 year old mare . See Ancl l or Dan Burbridge, Route 2. Albany, OH, 698·6372. ,j 1980 Prowler ca mper 17 fl .• RINGLE 'S SERVICE: fully self contained, ex. Complete building , cond . Call 256·6626, Crown remodeling, repairing, Clty,OH. large or small jobs done el· ficlenlly. Phone 675·2088 or 1978 Ford Fiberglass top- 675·4560 . per, all sliding glass doors. Phone 446· 1077 before LOCKSMITH Service. 7:00PM. Residential, automotive. male poodle pup . 1st DHL dit1on . $150. 991-5986 . AL L types of gra nite, mar · ble, and bronze memorials. Disp lay lot on Main St . Pt Pleasant Gr ani te Com · pany . Phone675·5548 . buv AKC registered chocola te 8 If . pool table in good con· 40 gal. cold water storage tank . 8d00 BTU air con· ditioner . 7.42 ·252-4 . s~rvlce, automobiles, radiators and batteries. 446-7717. pleasure H untseat contest 44 7 yr . S600. 9112 ft . Coach man truck camper, air con · ditioner, self contained. very gi>od. $4,500 . 742·3019. ch dwarf rabbits $10:99, mini lop rabbits $19 .99, and 20 gal. aquarium with full 1 bedroom apts 992·771 1 CI-IARLIE'S SALVAGE Auto parts, auto repair, 10 year POA Pony 55'1• in . 1773 . availabl e at Riverside Apts. Equa l Opportunity Housing. Call & Accessories wrecker Home Improvements Hoover Sweepers repaired at Empire Furniture, 842 Second Ave. Gallipolis, OH . Auto Ports 76 and grooming . in Rio Grande A ll utili ti es paid. Ph . 446·0157. 15 fl . creslliner, fiiiN( seats and ca'rpet, 60 H.P. Evenrude and trailer $1100. Firm, parts lor 50 H. P . Mercury out · board,882-3664. REGISTERED female Germ all Shepherd puppy . Cream and Silver with black musk . S50.00. 446· 9289 . 8x10 with 7 fl . ceiling. Ideal per mo. $300. and $375 .• maple or 1 bdr. apt. in Rio Grande. Call446-0157 . under In · 81 Boats and Mo1ors for Sale BRIARPATCH KENNELS pc . di nettes from $79., to S152 and KIT 'N' CARLYLE "" Pets for Sa le HILl.CREST KENNE-.: J Boarding all breeds, c lean Indoor-outdoor facilities . Also AKC Reg. Dober· mans . Call 446· 7795 . Household Goods '' from $275·. to S695 . Tabies. $38 and up to 1109. Hide-a adults only, no pels. 729 2nd beds,$340., queen size, S380. Ave . Gallipolis. Call 446· Rec liner s, S165 ., $295 ., Lamps from $18 . to $65. 5 0957 . starting at l iner, - shop at home service. Call 1·800·624·8511 . .... ' ' Second floor finished ficlency apt. Furnished, JACKSO N ESTATES AP· TS . has 1 bdr . apts. rent filter, ------- .. ... . . . ...... ................. Sl 2 bdr. apartment tg . LR POOLS: PRE · SEASON SALE : $999 .00 INSTALLEDIII Above ground pool COM· PLETELY INSTALLED starting at $999.00. Price in· e ludes pool, dej:k, fence, ground FURNISHED APT . Cen or 2 adults only . 446·0338 . SWIMMI~G s tall allon tral air, heat and parking, 1 \ fhe Daily s - Simulated brick or stone, Greg. Burdette, call 6756357. JACK'S REFRIGERATIO· N. air condition service, commercial, industrial . Phone 882·2079. Evening television listings-------JULY 3, 1V81 .,oo , o ·r' ClJ m rm ll2J CD a ·r 11 CD ABC NfWS 6 :3S 15 remodel, concrete, roofing, LIMESTONE, gravel and " free estimates. Call col., 614·259-2814 ask for Charles or Mike. SoBnd. All sizes. At R lchards and Son, Upper River Rd., Gallipolis, Ohio. Call 446· 7785. INTERIOR and exterior painting, Mark White, call 245·9561 . CAPTAIN STEEMER Car· pet Cleaning featured by Haffelt Brothers Custom ' carpets. Free esll mates. Call 446·2107.' .,_, WOODSHOP · Cabinets, picnic tables, . porch swings, most wood produc· 1s. 101 Court St., Gallipolis. Call 446-2572. Genonl Hauling & ' HBO SN!AK PREVIEW : JULY J erry Slitte r and Anne Meara h1ghl igtlt the upc oming mo\lres. sports and epecie laon HBO tnJul)' 1 '~1 f . FAMILYF!UO NOW HAULING housecoat & limestone lor driveways. can tor estimates 367·7101 POP GOES tHE COUNTRY 0 . f' TICTACDOUOH . 9 11 MACNEtl· L:I!HA!It . REPORT 7:0!5 ..-. ,, I ·Qb sess ron · 197 6 Slar.r. : Ctill Roberl son. Genevieve Bujo ld . . .. ' I 'MMILEOON MEN'S SEMI·FINALS e D a · JOKER 'S WILD 7 HOLUWPOO SOUAR£5 t 11' DICI( CAVEn SHOW 10 RICHARD SIMMONS DILLARDS WATER DELIVERY Service . Call 446·7404. SHOW · . 12' • FACE THE MUIIIC t::J& , 5' BAI~IALL'Atlants'Bravu 11a Houaloo Aat ~os 7,58 m C8NUPOATI!NI!~S 8 ,00 ' 1'1 e m • HAR,!RVALLEY p .t .A. Stella soara up 1he tocra laddeJ. wtlenilappeartstlehas rnhtri!ed millions from a man whotelileah .. aved)leareago . a nd phange a tt'IIO lhe Fla llty Mobile homes moved, licensed, and bOnded. 576· 271 I or 675-4398. ... , INT~IHOW s•ahipta uvethtlalltn Flora. ~.,.. 17 ':• U! a ' TH! lfiCAIDIBLI A prl"a••· dtltciiYt, In· vtlligttiAQ btlckmalllnG tt · tarript. picks Bannlf •• ttte P''me auapKt. (Reptat:. ~ miAI.) bnement, ~r~ge floors and e1c. Fr" fttlmate~. 11 Mollilren Ullltolsrery Itt 1 years experlenc.: Call 367· lox 12~, Pf.Pt.-·nt .;., 7891. .. . 675-~IS.. · ..._ ' - · ~'"· evei'Yihlno IIOiis $5,000. Phone67H2to. 'f!'CD FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 5 ~ ALLIN THE FAMILY 7<30 2 ' e BULLSEYE 3 THE LESSoN ,· · '1'l®WA-TONW1!!KIN IIIYllW '· ·me. •iliON Mlrcy·o ~­ ,,_ ! ~IM..,....,ooanthrrYfl' tht QIO\ItrtiOr'a m•ntiOI'I IAi fl COfi"'IOAI~ CiOI\hlliOt'l Wtll M • rc Y' s· mother ,.nlvtl .... , ~ , , n . 11 :05 11 :28 11 ·30 . 9 :30 '1:' e NEWS 8 POWERGAME 10:00 ~ ~ -BASEBALL Cincinnah Reds vs Sa n Diego Padru (l fl I he eve n I of a players' atrllce aUer nate programming will be omed.) r11 MOVI~ ·(DRAMA) •u• • '' AmertcenGigoiO' ' 1880 D (()(]ll DALL~SJ . R eneour· age a hla father to conaumete a buslnesa dea l. tully awarelhat the ¥enlure will conUicl wllh hla b ro ther · a inYestment plana and le8ve Ew!fiQ O il with a serious caah llow ~roblem under Bob_Ry " a teadershi~ . (Repeat ; 60mtns.» · I"' PRIMALMAN: TttltiUMAN 1972 Wrtham Simonsen, Robert Ctvmire 2) "WorfdWilholi1End " 1\156 Hugh Ma rlo w e. Nanc y Gates . ( 2 rrrs, 30 mins .) ABC NEWS NIGH'rLINE Anchored by Ted Koppel. 11 :3!5 (II MOVt! · (MYSTERY) •• 1'1 n•a .. Eyet .. 1972 t 1:45 1 :00 fl) IJ DANCE FEVER , ;t, BlACKWOOD BROTHERS ' 81CJ !TI HEE HAW G1.1 UII Mar ie Ha gga rd . Slim Prckens , Jo hn Conlee . Grandpa and l-1amona Jones. (Repeat ; 60 mons ) 11 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW t MUPPET SHOW 'flf' ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOl SCHOLASTIC ' CHAMPIONSHIP r;21 . SOLID GOLD Hoal . Oronne warwtck Gold r ~cor d w1nners pe11orm !herr hrt son_i! t: 30 !"fl U INSIDE LOOK 3 HIDOUG 'TJ . MOVIE -(DRAMA) .. " Cendtaahot" 1977 ' f"l KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS: THE MCLAIN FAMILY FESTIVAl '10' $100.000 NAME THAT TUNE 11 TOM COTTLE SHOW ' h.ty Body. My se lf" Cl.ni c al p sychotogist·sociotogi st Tom Cotl te lalks cand•dlywi lh IV&{· •el y ol guesls Todays guesl 'l are 1wowomen. anamputeeand a ma slec"lomy peHen1 . wtlo openly d •scuas lhe persontl 42 Spread to dry 45 Silk ¥Oila Contemporary 46 Shoe part parnter 49 lizlrd 6 Swabs 51 Constructron 1 1 hprre worters 1 3 Man ot 53 Sorrows 14 The bulll2 6~ Fireplace feeing Makes used ,Span .l 15 wds BrtedwfiV 5 5 to Bordering tool 16 Recent (prell x) 56 W orn away 17 BaginniAg 19 Bind1n; 20 22 25 cuatom Florida game fish Sailing Ceustic substance 26 Dt1thly DOWN I Small bird 3 22 Kino Monglc.ut's 5 Grell lake 23 Washing bar 2 Noel Withrn (pre!) ~ .6.1ao Krnd ol bread 30 Bi~ical 7 Author levin Pttrilrtl"t B Medicine 31 Colleoe pellet •thlatic ;roup a Is (Sp.) 32 Speet agency I 0 Pack away (abbr.) 12 Of soun~ 33 Crucent point 13 Srlk fabr~c 3~ Copycat 18 Undereover 35 Ceak men pate f~~~~ 6 tutor 24 Soothe 27 Surface 41 Senseless 42 Sc•ence- frction topic 43 Mrncad oath 44 Manure coating 46 Matador"s 28 Lrd clasp 29 Mouths (sl .) 35 Court case 38 vue w tth a pedes111 37 Ruth's opponent 47 Un itl 48 Abstract being 50 Broke bread 38 Otmonl 20 31l Bombardment 21 52 Over (prefrx) 'ifi}!)~00'if ~THATBCIWI.LID-DGAIIE ~ ~ ~~· byltonriAmoldond Bobloo UntCI'ambfe theM tour JUinbtll, ooe latter to each SQuare. to form four ordinary words . THE TONIGHT ~OW rJ r I l r bln Cowbor" t871 r1J ABC NEWS NIGHTUNE Aochortd by Ttcl Koppel. (I) MOiil! I"(MYITI!RY) •• "Bfac:kc..u." ttn ffJJ. FRtDAYSGu11t: AI Jar· raau. ("110 mint.) 12,•o m e NEwa , . I . FAIDAYSQ.,e.r.t:AIJarreau . (70mln•.:.L e -~ NETWORK 12:05 (]) 8CTV COMEDY XJ tHARKEWI 12'81 'T1 CIN IPOiiTI RIPOIIT 1:00 •5 1 WARMN ROBI!ItTS 1:05 PRI!IINTa ATLANTA aiiAVI!B U llaALL REPLAY AUanta CIJ 'Ill. Braves vaHouaton Aa1ros 1,10 NIW8 1 ;31 f11 RAT P•TAOL. 1:40 (I) SOLID Got.D Host: OiOMt m NI!WI • ' 10,05 ' m TBI!V!NING NI!WI 10,ZI m CIINUPOATI!_,.. Warwklk. Gbld rtcord wlnntf"t " e..trtonn lhtir hit aonga. 2:00 CJ1 30 IIINUT!I Wtllt . FATMI.. MillllllllfCI 10,30 I ' HI DQUG , 'ffi MAITI!-C! TMIATRI! ' tO' rau.va 2:11 ..., MOYII ~HOIIIIORt "Iii . .. -~"1171 . ·co•s tn· Bette' ~pisode , Ill. .. S•nd" Guesl hosl: David letterman . Guests: Richard Simmons, Na talie Co!e . (80 mint.) .• 12:00 'T1 MOYIE -IDRAMA, ,u "Ur- rndelmabte spar" olh umanliy i~ man which hat at1an11ed the •• ~.of the earth •nel.etl msn apart I rom other .cr,etures. ' ' T' Of Cher~a .::r nd SOC1:ll ;aspects of il ll'lllOWIIh a d•lle1en l body 8 :00 ( 2) 8 (f'' BARBARA MAN· DAEll AND THE MANDREll SISTERS The Mandrell Sister a are 1o1ned by guesls Rey Stevensand I he KroUt Puppel a. (Repeat 60 mms l 1"1 CBNTHEATAE fi 12 0) EIGHT IS ENOUGH Wilen lhe lypeaellers at Tom Bradlord "s paper IJO on slrlke. Tom hnds htmsel! at odds wilh managemenl. and. a su ca r p 1le ·up 11'1 ttleBradtorddriveway c;tl.lses humor o u s msuran ce woes (Repea t . 6 0 mine) (C iosed ·Capi 10nPd ; U .S.A) O fTlrm ENOS Officers Enos and Turk become fug•ti'lle& !rom the Sec re t Service in a deaper· a te all em pl to save u . Broggi I rom a gang of count er1ertera. (Re~?_eat, 60 mina.) rJ"\1111 NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA JULY •th CONCERT In o liYe te te caatlromthe Mall alth a U.S. Capitol, Malislav RosHopovich conducts the N al1onal Symphony Or c llast r• m o co nc erl whrch c t1ma "' eswlth Sl ar sand St ripes Fore ver' and a hr eworkl display . (90 mina.) JULY4 , 1981 i"' OAYEAllENATlARGE F ACTOfl An tJftmlftatlon oftht Valene ·a tot-. ao...r, MCNt· teitnot, trrlvea fr~Brarll ~ is added to the groUp or con· . Hibullng ' blneleCJora' , Now tllree men BI B s l.l ppmting lhe nousenola . (60 mins ) :31 CBN UPDATE NEWS 3 ' COME OH ALONG 6 7 " 0 . i.) j~(i1) G) HEWS 9' NAACP NATIONAL CONFERENCE Andrew Young, Corella K 1ng . Jul ian Bond and Jesse Jac..,son w rtt pa rlicipate ,., !hts ser ies ol spec ials that h_!9hhght lhe da)la actrvilies. ( 5 l NIGHT GALLERY 3 ' CBNUPDATENEWS 3 ' ROSSBAGLEVSHOW 6 BENNY HILL SHOW 7 WIMBLEDON TENNtS HIGHLIGHTS Th e r esu tl s and n1ghhghl s ol women ·s singl es lmal e~ nd prev•ew ol men·s 11n · ylcs lonal1n I he Alt ·Engtan d Ten· n15 Ctlamp•Oft3h1Pll . (I fT' CBS lAT! MOVIE "THE NI GHT STA lKER. The Oevil ' s Plallorm A d~rk. horse can· dld&le · s Sl.ldden popl.IIBtlty !eacis Ca ll Kol c hak, l o believe nemay n a~e sold h1 S sOlll tothe Dev 1t (R epu t) "T1mber Traps· 1977 Sl arsl. eo n Ames, Claude Ak•ns Th e w •dow ol a togging c am p ow nor i s threa tened by unscr1.1 pu 1ous compelrlors eager t o usurp her bu si neaa . tAepeac 115 mins.) 10 MOYIE "C ur se of Biglo.ol" mane,..aminestheU .S. We llare sy slem, which . in hi s v iew, Ia dangerous and wasteful anll tr ~ at s •ec 1pients as c hildren. ( C io a&d · Capl toned ; U.S. A.) { 60 m1ns.) 7 , Upholstery B.l NG'S CONCRETE CON· · T RIStATE · STR,UCTION • Specializing. UPHOLSTERY SHOP tn concret. . driveways, ~~~ Sec . Ave,, Gallipou 1 · sidewalks, patio, -7133or446'1133. Boat, 1978 Bayllner 17 It, i30 HP tnbOird, excellent condition. '$1,000. ac· tord manetlart t o make Evetyn . h, e; l1ancee . 1ealous . goe11 on a bt.nd dale wrth a young wo ma n 1 1 ffft G) I 'MABtGGtRLNOW Ben andO•ana s first Chr• stmas to gelher w 1 t h o 1JI Ih e~r mat es is 1n dan<;~e! ol becomrng a ca te s · tru phe as Dtana cope !I w tl h coolo.tnQ her hrst turkey (Ref.eal) · G' .ffl WALL STREET WEEK Wa lt S lr et~l Wee.., ·s Mid· Vear r<ev 1(lW Hos t l ou rs Aukeyser 8 :58 :J ' CBNUPDATE.NEWS 9 :00 2 U GEORGE BURNS 3 700 CLUB 8 THEREBI!LS Siars Andrew Slave ns . Pamela H ensley Tn e -;n ga ot Ph•lhp Ke nt endhis fam i· 1y co nllrli.Jes by lr ac mg th e HtJ~O iuh o na ry War )19Brs. 7" FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES ·scgge,ma n. Thie l' 1979 S lars . J ean Srmmo ns. Gle nn Ford £1i( f": [~ THE DUKES OF HAZ· ZARO A pre II )I p•ece ot crock· NV the Dukes b1.1y at a ga rage sale lt!rns out t o be worth a lor · t une . and Boss Hogg wants II bad (Repeal ; 60 mins) ' J1 NEXT QUESTION 11 FR!E TO CHOOSE "From Cradle t o Gra\le· Mitton Fried· 10 NEWS WEATHERALL CON · CRETE · quality and - · vlce, call675-1582. PAINTING · ·interior and exterior, plumbing, rooting, some remodeling. 20 yrs. exp. Cal1318-9652•. • !$~ ntA1GIAL 3 CBN UPOATE.NEWS 7,00 2 ' 8 PM MAGAZINE 3 GOODNEWS JIM'S DEPENDABLE wat..r delivery. Call 256· 9361 anytime. 10 58 1t .OO 8 :30 ' 2' 1J rr' SANFOROfred Sa n· NEWS J ROSS BAGLEY SHOW !CONTINUES FROM DAYTIME) 4' t&lAND OF NEVAWUZ An om ateO comedy about the ~ r eedy T11phorn . a b•zarrechar· ac ter . who cr ashlands on I he l~land of Ne ~ awul: and se ek s t o m u d er n 1 u~ 111or hrsow n person · .ll ga rn. 6 ABC NEWS 9 STUDIO SEE 11' OVER EASY "Whatt sGe ron · lo!og)'7" HOs" : Frank Blainmd Hugh · Oowns (Closed · Cap)ron ed. U.S.A.) 6 :0S 5 ' FATHER KNOWS BEST 6 :30 2 NBC NUWS 6 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 0 B 10 CBS NEWS 9 WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 11 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 6 :58 HOWARD & PISTOLE contractors · Build, siding, cnanges allot Benson ·!i au an · yem ent s (Repeal) ACROSS z:tt ' m '*'tf!OIITS•~ .,:so (.J] . .~- ,. U l 'J I CIN II'OIITI fi!!'ORT . .. ._ , , 'I tKJRArr 1- ( ) ~t __ ... ___ ,. 1orm 111o IUtllriOO - · • ~bylllo--. ouo· xI I J.:(lJ-( I'I I I ] -= =. --·- - . Ynttrda(o 1 ~lty Ciplw crypiOQrllmt 11re cra.llld from quor•flons by _ , ~ ,.., IIIII - · · Eacll lelle< In 11>0 c1p1w oromit 1o< MIOI!to<. Today'• clue: P equals V. IAnlwllaiGIIIIOIIOW) '· - CI!LEBAITY CIPHER : "EAVY GAWI(Y STANZA CELERY WMt one mfallt got !rom a cllale- "K ALfH 110PM II. INIIIOtiJ!,.IIIOI'H QN HL EN." -QIIOQQOACID "ACHES" . - -""' •• ·"·· 1::"';.. ~:~=---.:::;~~ •-!I --olof11oll ~ PRE\IIOUS SOLUTION:"MIIHary lntelt~ lo 1 contradiction .... lntwmo.''- - M . , . \ �Page 12 The Daily Sentine l Pomeroy Friday, July 3, 19Rl Middleport, Ohio Area. IPgli~ay :prOjeCts to ·total $1.6 billion Police, patrol che~k several wrecks Several Thursday accidents were reported today by the Pomeroy Pollee Department. Pollee said an eastbound car on Union Ave., driven by Shirley Wolfe, Route 3, Pomeroy, went out of control and went over an embankment. Wolfe was not Injured and there were mediwn damages to the vehicle. A car owned by Kenneth Cook, Middleport, received dama'ge:~ to the rear when it was struck by an unidentified vehicle on the Kroger parking lot Thursday evening. A car driven by Jll6eph W. Wayne received extensive damages to the front end when it was struck by I! Meigs County happenings. Plan barbecue To end marriages The Eastern Athletic Boosters will stage a July 4th celebration Saturday at the Eastern High School. There will be barbecued ribs and chicken served starting at II a.m. and little league baseball games at I and 3 p.m. There will be a basketball free throw contest with trophies to be awarded the winners. From 9 to 11 p.m. there will be a dance in the high school a uditorium with Mus1c Unlimited to be featured . A petition for dissolution of the marriage of Paula Kay Queen and Jerry A. Queen, both of Route I , ~ville, has been filed in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. An action for divorce filed by Mary Sue Nelson Reedsville, against Robert L. Nelson, Mansfield, has been dismisse<j. Undergoes surgery / RED, WHITE AND BLUE BIRTHD,\ Y - Betsy Ross, a seven-yearold from Korea. holds an American flag bigger than she Is after she was naturalized last Friday. Betsy, born on the Fourth of July, was brought into the U. S. in February 1976, America 's bi-centennial year, and adopted by the Bill Ros~ family of Adrian, Mich. lAP Laserphoto) . , Mayor's court One defendan t forfeited three bonds nd SIX others were fined in the n >tlrt of Middl eport Mayor Fred Huffman Tuesday night. Forfeiting bonds were Timothy Basham . Rutland. $200. posted on a charge uf fl eeing a poll ee offi cer : $1!>0. reckless operatiOn. and $1!>0. dr iving whi le unde r suspensi on. Fined were Wes ley Clark. Ra cine. $225 and costs and three days m JaiL dn vmg wh1lc intoxicated. and $100 anJ costs, dri ving while unde r sus p ensi on ; T ony H u t t un . L<ln gsville. $225 and costs, driv mg while intoxicated: $100 and costs. possession of marijua na : $200 and costs. res1sti n!=!. a rrest, and $100 a nd cos t s. obs tr ucti on of offi c ial business Ro!· Boggs, Middleport. $100 and costs. di sorderl y manner : Ruth Fra ncis. Pomeroy , $10 and costs . fa il ure to maintain control: Mick Oiler. Pomeroy. $100 and costs, driving while unde r s uspens ion, Jnd $225 and costs and three days in jail, driving while intoxicated ; Da vid Pa rs~ns , Long Bottom, $100 and costs. possessiOn of marijuana : $2!i dnvmg under the influence . Gi ven a 10 day ja il sentence on a disorderly manner charge Donald L~vett . Middleport . was One defendant was fined and six others forfeited bonds in the court of Pmnenly Mayor Clarence Andre ws Tuesday night. Andy Laudermilt . Pomeroy, was fined $!>0 and costs on a disorderly manner charge. Forfeiting bonds were Terry McNickl e. Racine. $30, assured clear distance ; Robert Spencer, Pomeury, $30; Donald Jackson , Tuppers Plains, $27 ; Wlllard Moore. Pomeroy, $28 , all posted on speeding charges; Roy See. Rt. 1, Bidwell. $!>0, traffic light vi ola tion : Le on McKni g ht , Pmneroy, dug running loose . Area deaths Norman T. Foss Norman T. Foss. 79, Point Pleasant . formerly of Pomeroy, di ed Thursday at Pl easant Vall ey Hospital. He was manager for the Evans Supermarkets for 25 yea rs and retired from the Penn)fare Supermarket in Point Pleasant. Mr . F oss was a church treasure r and a choir member at Trinity United Methodist Church. He was a past master of the Masonic Lodge and a past patron of the Eastern Sta r in Point Pleasant. Born in Pomeroy on Jan . 8, 1902 , Mr. Foss was a son of the late William and Sarah Korn Foss. He is survived by his wife, ldanell Reed Foss; three sisters, Mrs. Florence Davis and Mrs. Veda Arnold. both of St. Petersburg, Fla ., and Mrs. Freda Mitch, Middleport, and a brother, George Fo§s of Athens. He was preceded in death by a son, Donald Mrs . Marie (Peg) Dailey, longtime resident of Breezy Heights, Pomeroy, underwent emergency surgery Tuesday at the Chillicothe Medical Center. Her condition is reported as being satisfactory. Mrs. Dailey, who will be 82 on Sunday , is in Room 2856, Chillicothe Medical Center, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601, and cards may be mailed to her there. Veterans Me morial Adrtlitted-Harley Koenig, Reedsville; Phyllis Clay, Rutland. Discharged-Thomas Anderson, Connie Manley, John Moon, Wilbur Hanning, Nellie Price, Elizabeth Yost, Barbara Smith. a nd costs, no operator's license, and $225 and costs and three days in jail. Foss. Services will be held at I p.m. Saturdav at the Crow-Hussell Funeral-Home with the Rev . Tally Hanna officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery in Pomeroy. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time. Probe theft case The Meigs County Sheriff's DeparLment is investigating the breaking and entering of 'a tool shed at the Racine Hydro project that occurred sometime after 11 : 30 p.m. Wednesday . The shenff's department reported that entry to the shed was made by a person or persons going under a chain link fence and cutting the lock off of a door to a tool shed owned by Ginder Construction Coi., Olney, lll. Taken were a water pump, drill's, guages, cutting torches and belt cutters. 0 Investigate mishap Meigs County sheriff's deputies investigated a single car accident Thursday at 2:30 a.m. on SR 124 in Langsville. No injuries were reported. Edward E. White, Pomeroy, was traveling east on 124 when a boll jomt on the left front wheel carne off causing the driver to lose control. The vehicle went off the highway on the left ana overturned. There was severe damage. No citation was issued. vehicle driven by an unlicensed juvenile on Mulberry Ave. .. Pollee also reported that the windshield on a truck owned by Bruce . Hoffman, Route 2, Pomeroy, was broken out. The vehicle was parked near the rear of the Pomeroy fire station and Hoffman found the damage when he returned to the vehicle from his employment. By JEFF GRABMEIER " ' · ·ties,· W8s announced Saturday l!Y State Transportation Director David Time• SeDIIDd Staff GAWPOLJS ..:_ A' five-year, $1.8 L. Weir. bUJion ·state. highway program, which incltlcJes construction on the · Appalachian Highway anc:l repair of .bl(hway!.ln-Gallla and Meigs COWl-' A Rt. 4, Pomeroy man was cited for DWI and no operator's license by the Gallia-Meigs Post of the Ohio Highway Patrol Thursday. The patrol said Clifford Whittington, 48, was northbcund on SR 143 at 3:30p.m. when he reportedly pulled his auto off the left side of the road . He then came back onto the road , Into the path of another northbcund vehicle driven by Lori Tucker, 20, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. The vehicles collided, causing moderate damage to both and no injuries. The patrol inve~tigated a minor onH:ar accident in Meigs County Thursday moming. Dennis R. Wolfe, 22, Middleport, was attempting to pass a northbound vehicle on SR 7 at 9:37a.m. when his vehicle went off the left side of the road and hit an embankment. Wolfe' auto then overturned, causing moderate damage and no in· jury. 0 Tournament Set An ASA slow pitch softball tournament will be held July II and 12 at the Mason ball park. The tournament is sponsored by the VFW. The entry fee is $65 and two balls. Call 742·2182 or the Mason VFW, Mason, W. Va . Market report Ohio Valley Llv~ tfM'k Cn. MARKET REPORT Salt' every Saturday at I p.m. Prices tct hn frum the ~:~ucti un vf &tturday. June 27 , 1981. Trends : Vea l ca lves steady, row::; Sl tv Sl.SO hig~r . Feeder catlle.steady. T o~l Head 493. F'et.'<ler Slet>rs : Good atld Chv1ce 250 to 300 lbs. GJ-69 ; 300 to too lbs . SU4 ; 400 to 500 lbs. 57.50-66 : 500 to 600 lbs. 5:Hi:l ; GOO to 700 lbs. 53.$0-58.&0; 700 tll 800 lbs . 3!.50-:':111; 100 nnd over ta.so-64 Fl!t!de r Heih.'rs : Good ~wd Choict! 200 to300 lbs. 51~2 . 50 ; 3011\o 400 ]bt; . M-60: 400 to :100 lbs. 52· 61. :10 : SOO to GOO Jbs. fM).S7 .50 : 600 to 700 lb.s. 47-M : 700 tu iiOD lit~ . 42.5(J..a3 : 000 a nd over 42-57. Fertler Bu lls : Good 11nd Choice Z50 to 300 lbs 00-4)'1 .50: 300 to 400 lb.s. 58-62.50 ; 400 to 500 lbs. 5500 : 500 to rbl Jb.'l. 52.5().S8 ; 600 to 700 ]rn; , 48-56 : 700 tu800 IUs. 46 .~1 : 800 Hnd over 41 .50-52.5() . Holstein stee rs 11nd bulls Dl lu fmlbs. 4a-62. Bulls l .trn lbs. and llp eM.;l.5. CHANGE - A few years back when motorists were stopped along highways there were flagmen to direct them through the detours, one-way traffic situations or w.1atever resulting from construction projects . Tlldayt however. lhe flag man has become the flag person. Debbie Halley of Syracuse is one of t<Jday's flag persons and is shown in S~racusc flagging traffic being detoured due to the construction work of the Ontario Pipe Co. Wednesday afternoon. Pomery has women flag persons also working with traffic during the sewer extension construction work. Vol. 1s No. 23 Copvrlghted 1981 MAAT.INMSlH:I'EnEN'IN()• JAM£5 r. • - - - · 1\IIIIA..., ---~a t~ntl r~~~~~~~;~~;;;J~iti~~~~~!~ii,~ t·uttcr:s :H-40.25 . Slalll{hler cows utilities 38-44: Canners :S by- tht• he ltd 270.33!.. Springer L'UW Cow!> and calV I's by th e head 300-530 . Vea l ca lvc .s - choice a nd prime 64- i 9: ~ oud 58- 6J ' COLO'' · • I hf ·t u' Be~ by n tlves b)' \ht' ~ad 45-90. Tup huKS 210 tu 2.10 Ih.~ . 49-5! . Boars 40-42.5(1 . Ptg s by tht• hc<!d 2!).-36 . Suw:s 400100 . and up 4D-4-ol .5(1 r • -~· , 531 JACKSON PIKE ·Rt.35 WEST Second reading _ _ _-:-_ · (Continued from page Pool; purchase a water "' fountain for servation Fund application . NQW thru Thurs., July 9th Phone 448-4524 8AROAIN . .TINEES ON SAT 1i $UN ALl UATS J UST .S 1.50 A.DAIISSION EVERY fUESClo'IY S 1.50 I) requesting $44,388 assistance for the development of a marina. The amount of money to be available for fiscal year '82 is under consideration by Congress and may be greatly reduced from past years the letter stated. The village will be contacted as soon as it is known what can be expected for the year '63 from the Land and Water Conservation Fund program. Council in other business agreed to have E&R Tree Service cut down a tree on Cherry Street; purchase a weedeater and smalllaWJVTiower for the ball park; place new locks on the pump and chlorine rooms at London use near the tennis courts; gave Paige Cleek, pool manager permission to purchase necessary equipment needed at the pool, and to have the new addition to the concession stand completed. Council also adopted its an· ticipated budget for.J982. Attending were Mayor Eber Pickens, Janice Lawson, clerk, George Holman, treasurer, Milton Varian, chief of police, Wingett, Willie Guinther, Mike Struble, Mick Ash, and Katie Crow, council members, Jim Teaford, Paige Cleek, Karen Guinther, Diddle, Herb Gitr son, Doug Hemsley, Bill Cundiff and Kenneth Cundiff. ELBERFELD$ WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 4th °· • Point Pleasant Sunda 9 Section s 66 Pages 1981 · 3S Cents Inc . Cable TV firm may expand services fiiG1 KIRK DOUGLAS $1!5a~o:··section In Brown Coun- proJected cost 1s$3,?00,000. Coun· · A bridge on SR 124 In Melli!' ty will recetve maJOr re~, the state highway department satd, at a cost of $935,000. Ohl The run~y:utheastern oa u onA-4 tnttS - Emergency calls The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to Union Ave., at I :04 a.m. Friday for Allen Hartley, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. .'~'~tree gaps In the Appalachian Highway wW be closed at a cost of ty on SR 32 froin the end of the ne-W · on 81\32 rrom FmcasUe to SR 136 at The stat.e Department of TranrO:U..Jane section at Sardln8 to us 62 W'IIIChester. , sportation IS planning to reconstruct south of Flncastie will be conAnother gap 1n the Appalachian aportionofSR5MlnGa!liaCounty. structed ' Highway to be clot!ed is In Adams Target date for completion of the The state highway department County on SR 32 from Winchester to $1 ,800,000 dollar p~oject !s 11114. . tllso plans to complete a 5.4 mile sec- the end of the new four-lane section A part of SR 338 tn Metgs County IS tion In Brown and Adams COI!IIties at Seaman. . due to be reconstructed m1985. The T i :" : h· By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff GALLiPOLIS - Expansion of cable television service into the Spring Valley area west of Gallipolis may become a reality soon. Cablentertainment of Zanesville has "concrete, plans to run service Into the area as soon as it buys Point View Cable 1V from its present owners, Midwest Corp., Charleston, W.Va. Bill Randles, Cablentertainment 's vic.e president in charge of operations, ·said construction of a new line could begin as early as the end of July once the agreement goes through. Randles said this would be done by cutting the present line from Point Pleasant at the river and putting in a new line to cover the city area. Although the transferral of Point View ownership is one seen many times before, the expansion is a move a city official cited as one "that could pay for itself." The expansion is one of the things the finn has outlined to communities served by Point VIew. Randles has been making the rounds of cities and villages in the trioi:ounty area for the past few weeks seeking local government approval of the transfer. Approval by the Gallipolis City Commission, which will hold second reading on an ordinance approving the transfer of . its franchise from Midwest 'fO Cablen~t::talnrJI.e.n~•.ls.on the agenda of the conunission's Tuesday meetil\g. Th~ ~ransfer bad been clouded since tlltl toritmlsslon's June 16 meeting ;';e1~~~c:lty~questloned a section of tertairunent offered. The section requested permission from the commission to all ow the lenders in the sale to take temporary ownership of Point View in case the finn should fail financially. The len· ders would run the operation until a new buyer was found . The section came into conflict with a provision in the city charter barring advance approval of franchise transfer . Before approval, the new owner would have tu be examined by the conuniss ion to determine his or her worthiness as owner. Randles referred the matter to his finn's attorneys, and he said the problem appears to have been resolved. Richard MacKenzie, commission president, said he had not seen the new legislation yet but the ordinance which will be presented Tuesday should satisfy both sides. " It will amount to granting them the right to buy the franchise." MacKenzie noted, adding the transfer is being made with the understanding the present rate structure agreed on two years ago will be maintained. MacKenzie sa id several firms have oWned the cable service in the past few years, and each "has promised us the moon," but the present service has been the best so far. " I say it's a lot better than the alternative - no cable at all, " he said. "However. it may be very wor· thwhile, if they do what they say they will do," MacK.enzie continued. Randles said Cablentertainment is thinking of offering some more pay 1V service when it takes control. Ted Turner's Cable News Network and all·sports network are being seriously considered, he explained, and while HBO I Home Box Office ) is presently offered, a 24-hour movie service, Cinemax, may also be added to the lineup. Inside today... Area Deaths . . . . ....• . . . ......... . . .... • . . ... .• . ... A-8 Business .... . ....... . ..... ~ .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . C-6 ClassHied •.•..• • ••••. I • • ••••• I I • • I • •• • I • • • • • • • • D--2-7 • Editorial ........ • .••. . •. . ••. .... . . .. ..... . .•..•. A-2-3 Farm •...•..... ~ ...... UfeaQle. · ·~t . ... ..•. •.•. ... .• 0 IAcal . . . . . . . 0 • • 0 • • • • • • • • • I • • • •• • •• 0 0 • • ••• •• • •• • • • 0 • •• • • • •• 0 • • • •• 0 • • • • • • 0 • •• • • • • 0 • • 0 • • • 0 • • • • • • • • C.7-8 B-1-8 A-4-8 State-National ... ••.... . .• . ...... . . .. .. . . . . . ....... D-1 Sp~Jrts •••.... TV ..•... . ..... . ..• o •••• o •• • •••••••• • •• • •••• • 0 o •••• 0 ••• • • o 0 0 •• 0 0 • • • • • • • • o •• • ••• o •••• C.l-5 Insert '~~~~~~}'t '"'~Htl'llt:-~~'Pii' 'R~~ Jrd WEE K: 7: 10 I 9 :30 P./'1 . SAT & SU N MATINE£ S1: 10 & 3: 30 Burt Reynolds Roger Moore Farrah Fawcett ~JUII4*-~ Afune for RededicatiOn HAVE A SAFE WE~END Elberfelds In Pomeroy HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA LIFT HIM UP ARAB 141 ·SACRED SONGS LIFT HIM UP-tompiled by Don Marsh 14 .1 songs arranged 1n lour~ p a rt harmony wi th QUilar chords espec1ally comp1led 1n easy kE- ys fo/- congregatlonal 51ng1ng . And there s a specia l ed1· t1on fo r use at home or by an accompaniSI. Included songs are: Lift H1m Up : Sometimes. Alleluia : 1 Ju st Came .To Praise The Lord : This Is The T1me I Must S~ng : Jesus. He Is The Son Of God II Thai lsn 1 Love : J.esus. The Resurrection ; The Blood Will Never Lo se Its Power : Where 1he Spirit 01 The Lord Is: He L90ked Beyond My Fault: Jesus Gol Ahold o· My L1le : Greater Is He ; I Have Something To Sing About: No One Ever Cared For Me Like" Jesus : Only Jesus Can Satisfy Your Soul; Ever Gentle . Ever Sweet : Love Lifted Me : It Is Well With My Soul: God's Wonderlul People: People: Follow Jesus ; Give Them All To Jesus. 1 Wish You All Could Know Him . TERMITE CONTROL ' THE BESf' 80613 .... Congregational Edition 80614 . . .HometAccompan1st Edition . A3478 . .Stereo Aeoording . T3478 ... Stereo 8-Track Tape .. $ 8.98 C:l478 . Ster•o Cassetle Tape . . .$ 8 98 Yt075 . Accompammenl Tepe/Reet .... $40.00 ·' ' ' BAUM TRUE VALUE .$ 2.95 . .$ 7.95 .$ 8 98 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 MILL STREET' . 992-2641 POMEROY . FLOW.ER SHOP \ . ~· ·--' "The Way America Ph. 992·2039 or 992·57_21 _ sends Love' ' ~!,. 106 Butternut Ave. . Pomeroy, OH. .......................................... Wt -.tcept All Majpr fredit ("ards-We Wir(! flowers •nvwhere. -. ~ . · ~- . . ... ~- .;, t. 'flew the 1Ml Oeirft •'Ill Rtver ltecnlitlilia re.~ . : hnde ea lahp ' et Dap.l'lle!8 wu ...,. .. .._, If llle Prtee OilS.. B I ' 1 af '*-! t 1 Aft._. StaleSt. ; ·'' . ' --.:..·--~ ,\ • at.__. " " ' . � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 3, 1981 foss