http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a757dc6b0635395b398c79acd8efa33d.pdf 9b2e6c25f61cc31f9b506bf6fbc966e4 PDF Text Text • The Dai Thurscll Ohio Sentinel Senate won't wait on DemocratS WASHINGTON (APj "' While Senate , Rep.ublicans say ~ts and House Democrats say ma~lil !o one last pass at a•tax co~. the While House insists that Pi'esident Reagan is unwilling kl ,\re any more on his plan for a 25.!*cent cut ov~r three y,ears. In the meantime, l!!U a moil· th from the president'• dkdline for getting a bill to his desk, the Senate will defy tradiUon and go ahead with its own, Reagan -like measure without wailin3 on the House. To the While House's surprise, talk of reopening negotiations was resurrected Wednesday by Senate Finance Chainnan Bob Dole of Kan· sas. He said Republicans could give up an extra share of relief for low· tJin BEGINS FRIDAY, JULY 10th . . and middle-income workers while ,Democrats could give Reagan the tliree·year tax cut 1!e wants. · But there were. no inunedlale takers. House Democrats, battered in earlier co!lfrontations with Reagan, were skeptical, although Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. Sll,id Ways and Means Chainnan Dan Rostenkowskl will meet with Dole, his Republican counterp.rt, to explore the possibilities. At the White House, however. deputy press secretary Larry Speakes issued a carefully worded sll!temept,saying Reagan "will not comprqmise Qn the basic plan ...across·the·board cuts for three years and 25 percent." SAVE PLENTY ON ALL SUMMER CLOTHING FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN, . . MEN AND BOYS- QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED - ALL SALES FINAL ... . . -- . Large group of quality Revlon Our entire stock of women's summer dresses is included in th is sale . Misses and Half Sizes. Quality Jr . Dresses in the latest styles and colors. REG. REG. REG. REG. $12.00 ............ SALE $9.00 $15.00 ............ SALE $11.25 $18.00 ........... SALE $13.50 $25.00 ........... SALE $18.75 Sizes S·M · L · XL . styles. BOYS 13.95 SHORTS ... : ............. 12.56 BOYS 14.95 SHORTS ..... ........... '3.21 BOYS '5.95 SHORTS ................ 13.86 BOYS 18.95 SHORTS ............... .. 15.81 $5.95 SWIM TRUNKS .. .... $3.85 $7.95 SWIM TRUNKS .. .... $5.16 $8 .95 SWIM TRUNKS ...... $5.81 Special Sale Reg. '5.00 & '6.00 GUN CABINETS Terry Scuffs and Ballerina styles. In assorted colors. Sizes S·M ·L · XL Gun Capacity -Locking Doors -Lower Storage Compartment -Pine or Oak Finish MEN'S '19.95 MEN'S 122.95 MEN'S 124.95 MEN'S '29.95 . JACKETS ................113.95 JACKETS ............... .116.00 JACKETS ................ '17.45 JACKETS .............. .. '20.95 REG. REG. REG. REG. . '6.00 ................. ...... SALE 13.90 19.00 ....................... SALE '5.85 '13.00 .................... · SALE '8.45 118.00 ................... SALE 111.70 BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS ' .PRE-TEEN SPORTSWEAR Sizes 8 to 20. Wear with jeans, or for dress . Stock up now for back to school . Tank tops are included . Blouses, slacks, skirts, tops, shorts and jeans. Sizes 3/ 6 to 11/14. 3.95 Shirts-~ ,.... .,, .. 2.95 Boys' SS.95 Shirts. ................ 54.45 < BOY5;-ss:9fshirts .. .. :·.t6.7o Boys' '9.95 Shirts.,. .............. '7.45 Boys' '10.95 Shirts ............... '8.20 5 Reg. 5 7.00~ .. ·~-- .. Sale '4.90 Reg. '11.00 .................. Sale '7.70 Reg. '1J.OO ........... _, __Sale '11.90 Reg. '25.00-.................. Sale '17.50 -· - - -· .. Reg. '31.00 .................. Sale '21.70 ~ -~ VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS .................. '8.40 MEN'S $13.00 VAN HEUSEN .SHIRTS ...... ~ .. .. .. ..... '9.10 " VA,N HEUSEN SHIRTS ................. '10.50 ·MEN'S $16,00 VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS .. _............ 11.20 . -.. ' REG. $7 .OO ...............SALE $5.25 REG. $9.00 ............... SALE $6.75 REG. $13.00 ............. SALE $9.75 REG . $17 .00 ........... SALE $12.75 I MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SALE sunsuits, pant outfits, Dresses, coat and dress sets, crawlers and sleepers. Sizes NB to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. MEN'S $14.95 REG. '3.50 ....................... SALE 12.45 REG. 14.50 ..... ;................. SAL£ '3.15 . 1 REG. 7.50 ... :,, ................. SALE '5.25 SPORT SHIRTS ........................ '7.~6 MEN'S 511.95 SPORT _S}tiRTS........................ '8.36 SPORT SHIRTS ...................... '10.46 REG. 112.00..................... SALE '8.40 REG. 1 17.oo ~:: ..... ~: .. :....... SALE 111.90 .REG. '23.00 .................... SALE '16.10 MEN'S 516.95 I SPORT SHIRTS ..................... '11.86 REG. 58.50., ................. SALE '5.95 Men's sll.95 ~;~ .......... ~. ;..SU$· . '· REG. sn.OO ... .'. :: ........... SALE ?.70 • . . - ·.'·. MensI '12•95 . ~ . FRID"Y TIL 8:00P.M.- SATURDA • ' o I I 0 I 1 ' '5.96 ,•...•................ '7.46 enttne 1 Section , 11 Pag es 15 Cents A Mul1im ediil Inc. N 10,1981 Court orders man's release . DENVER - A federal appeals court on Thursday ordered the release of a Cuban refugee imprisoned.since his arrival more than a S/ear ago on the "Freedom Flotilla" on grounds the government was using imprisonment in place of deportation. The 1oth-U,S. eircui( Court of Appeals gave the government 30 days to release Pedro Rodriguez, 48.:It said the government has the options of simply releasing him, 'paroling him or attempting to deport him to Cuba or any other country that would accept him. CINCINNATI - A federal appeals court is pondering whether a new civil trial should be granted to victims of the fatal Beverly Hills Sup· per Club blaze alter a lower court jury found the alwnlnwn wire in· dustry not liable. . · The May 28, 1977, fire at the posh Southgate, Ky., nightspot claimed 165llves and injured 50. Attorneys lor the injure~! and victims' families have won nearly $20 million ill subsequent litigation. Plaintiffs maintained that the fire was caused by "old technology" aluminum wiring, but a jury ruled in 1980 that their lawyers had not prove~! the case. ~~~ :Ohio - rider~ firearms agents SI!Y they had fireworks dealer Billy'Stevenson under .surveillance for three years before he and three pf his fariliiY members l!ere shot to cl9eh. Aspokesman for the ti,s.Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms said Thursday in Cincinnati that the agency had been watching ~Venljlln because infof~IU~nts said he had guns In his possession. Slevei'L!Iop, 49, his 36-year-old wife, Linda, 5-year-old son, Billy, and 30·year;Old brother·in·iaw, Edward Dowell of West Virginia, were shot to death Monday morning in the family 's 15·room home. The house had been set on fire. · Unemployment rose last week SITE PREPARATION Karr Construction Com· !!'BY, l:bester, general C«!ntrBctor for tile $1.5 million Meigs County school for the mentally handicapPed aud adult workshop to be built on the former Carleton College land in Syracue, began site preparation work this week. In the above photo, Blaine Milhoan, bulldozer operator for Pulllns Excavating, is shown moving dirt and, at right, Paul Karr and his son, Roger, are pictured shooting grades. Paul Karr will be in charge of the work done on the project by Karr Construction. Groundbreaking for the new ·facility, to be named Carleton School, has been set for by the Meigs County Com· missioners for Wednesday, July 15, at noon. ' <# -... ·' ;i ,, .• ,., 1 ' OOLUMBUS, Ohio - Both employment and unemployment rose during the week ending July 4, state officials say. The nwilber of claimants out of work one wtek or more was estimated at 128,000 last week, down from 132,620 the previous week. Newly jobless claimants totaled 18,621 last week, up from 17,237 the previous week. ' The decline among claimants unemployed a week or more stemmed from benefits e"'!iring and unemployed people finding jobs, officials said. ·· WASHING TON - The Reagan administration is formally dumping human rights as the key factor in whether foreign nations may buy American anns. "We will deal with the world as it is, rather than as we would Jilie ltto be,'' the new policy declares. The ad!ninistration also is abandoning what It says was former President Carter's policy of " unilateral restraint" on arms transfers abroad. Nonetheless, the officials, who spoke on the condition they not !Je identified, denied that the policy will ignite a new arms race In con· ventional weapons. R iO,ts.spread across London . _:., f. ' ' ' I LONDON - Rlqtlng spr~d across 11 IAncion neighborhoods and broke out again tn 'MJinchester in the seventh ltnifght night Of Britlah *"t violence, But the poll~ struc!t back forcefully and s"med to be · · getting the upper hjjnd . Sco~. Xaril. S~tld It me~ jeenng mobil in. strength wilh bobbil!s carryiQ8 n,ot shiel~, arrested more than 50 people In London and dlspe~ tile pn4Ji of while and black youtha who were roaming the ~:~·~ =~ce ~as WooiWJ~h, in~ In southeast, where 'l1 people were arrested, two CBJ"!l overturned 8J!d lih9pe damaged. ' '"' ) ;..:, •. ·~ . a.;,~ Panel .may face political questions COLUMBUS, Ohio f AP ) - Anew HouseSenate panel created to ad. vise Ohio how to spend federal funds it gets under a proposed block grant program may face thorny political questions, the Senate minority leader says. " It's going to be a serious problem," said Harry Meshel, D· Youngstown. "It could be political dynamite." The lP·memher Joint Legislative Committee on Federal Funds was crea~ i!ll! joint resolution ap· · prOYJd last week recommend bow ihe •block grant "tunds should be session is to be held in conjunction with a meeting of the National Con· terence of State Legislatures. The panel, in other duties, will monitor the receipt, expenditure and distribution of federal money ap· propria ted by the General Assembly and he required to review all ap· plicatlons made by state agencies for federal money. It also will suggest how the amount of state programawouldbeconsolidatedinto sixll bltedocktgralndin~vl·dThel ylawteould ofbe 0 08 s a oca s to · [set part of the Spending Cutbacks In variO!IIfederalprograms. Meshe~ lllld Ohio overall is ex· · 25 t 1 pected to receive percen ess federal· ai~ ,ll) ·the fin! year of the JII'OIIrBill than the year before. "It's my~ tha.t the effective loss ov~r "' the Re · the ·... four years · "' - Ine.... s would '- 1 t' 50agan ,.. .,....... ...., c Iller o per· . centormore," hellai!!. Jerome R. Brockway, Wor· thlngton, was named new superln· tendent of the Gallla.Jackson-VInton Vocational SChool district during the vocational board's Thursday night meeting. E!rockway succeeds Ponney Cisco, who.-hasbee ' ,n,actlngsuperintendent matching funds, in relation to federal programs, should he ap· propriated and report to legislative leaders on congressional action that could affect any General Assembly appropriation. Senate President Paul E. Gillmor, R·Port Clinton, said the panel will be a step forward in deciding how state agencies receive and spend federal money . It "will alw be valuable in dealing with the Reagan ad . ministration's proposal of block grant' by making sure that the block grant monies are spent based on priorities established by the Legislature ," he sa1d. · The panel will consist of three majority party members and two · minority party members !rom both the Senate and House. 8 oard e.mp }oys supermtendent ; w ~51~~:r:~:::c::~~~ CAA wo~ay for youth program 1 '' sin9t1 the re~I!I\Btion of Clarence E. TI!Qmpson last:October. ~ vote ..;as " '7·2 for Brockway's a· tn'= ent. v:..'-~, agafnst were uw'~~ Local govel'llllle{lts facing money, . ~~ ~ ~~::· ad· shortages because of federal cut. -,~lniO.oaw~ay,in :stu'Cien't d'e•,-elop· bacl!llnd other fiscal problems will ~·-r,-. · -· '" · inen! se ces · · ~nt Of the 111!8k equtta~te treatlhe!lt from the COl b CJtv School District stale In: dlatrlbUtion .f!l block gra~ H~ aJl·a ·COnllultant with the fWlda. M~ jllld.· ~ also will ...le .wu.....,;;.,t of education in want "Uiurances !her'! won't be .... r r-· -·:-r: . -.t~..n poll..-...1 ••-u l'·~e said· '•' 1973·75 ,and. a' .teacher il) the r::~.· ..... .-,._ ' . .. ~leld · Local School District . ii!Prtl'.. ftirllltitilll will lave Ill bl.aet, up,~r · fmn ,?3. Br.Mway received-his •ofthemoney,Milbel-lalct,,.: J, . •-"•-•1988 u-""' ••'" .~.~...-~I ~ lllWIIII8 at u~<JI'l Cc!l!ege, ~r · . - - __, ID ··-•·- Clll .,.on,~ 'bcilltVill . ~ -~ Binl'lin&'Gs:!l;t!l Stale 0.1HMII'tlt ltjjl•~ lea~ 'UIIivelat~· Ohio S&lte~ Unlver· Olilo and 4lblr IIGiih llld · ~~ · ·· " II .DiitltlliltDillllltiiiAtlliita til\>'· · ·, . · · .. July to dllc:iiD tbii lilue. The' Is matrloo alid has two W:: ~ ,J I I EI'RE·l :D .·IN · ~ < '. 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I . L Shal~·~....:.,: .. :....'IJ»$ ' . -.c ' ,., I .' l -. -~iiies casual styles. Good selec· ~ S, M, L, XL, XXL . REG: ·tS.OO .. :...... ~ .......... SALE 14.20 .. • MEN'S.·KNIT .SHIRTS This sale includes denims, tennis shor· ts, action shorts, and dressy styles . Not . every size in every style. . ·' · ENTIRE STOCK -· MEN'S '7.95 Shorts ................ '5.55 Men's '9.95 Shorts .................. f6~95 REG. 4.50.................... SALE S3.15 at y ••• R 'eagan dumps human rights LITTlE GIRLS' S, M, L and XL Sizes. so li ds and pat· terns. Good selection. All short sleeve styles. MEN'S $10 .95 Pastel colors in assorted styles. Sizes 6 mos. to Size 14. .. Feather Leather, Cloth, ca·n· vass, Cloth Eyelet and Terry_ Cloth. Many styles and colors. JULY SALEI MEN'S SHORTS . SUMMER HANDBAGS Tank Tops, Blouses, Midriffs and Knit Tops. Sizes 6 mos. to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. REG. $2.50 .............. SALE $1.85 REG. $4.00 ............. . SALE $3.00 REG. $6.50 .............. SALE $4.85 REG. $11.00 ............ SALE $8 .25 FASHION PANTS ·-· - . 1 •21100 SALE SUMMER TOPS DRESS SHIRTS . REG. $419.95 SALE JULY CLEARANCE Clearance sale prices on entire stock men's short ~leeve styles . Neck s izes 141!2 to 17 112. Solids and patterns . MEN'S ff2.00 .- • Ohio, Friday, Ju .F'_tt.~.,'!l~!'~ W':f~C.!!:~ng victim Beautiful lighted · display cabinets for your home. Oak, cherry and pecan finishes. Y2 PRICE LimE GIRLS' . ~ CURIO CABINETS One size fits size 10 to 13. Choose Banlon panel. o:- bulky knit orion . While they last. VAN HEUSEN 1 REG . $14.00 ............. SALE $9.10 REG. $17.00 .. ......... SALE $11.05 REG. $24.00 ........... SALE $15.60 REG. $38.00 ........... SALE $24 .70 LimE GIRLS' Sunsuits, Sleepers, Fancy Out· fits . Sizes N B to 24 mos . 2-4, and 4·7. XL . Limited Men' s $7 .95 SWIM TRUNKS $4.75 Men's$8 .95 SWIM TRUNKS$5.35 Men's $9 .95 SWIMTR U NKS $5.95 Men 's $10.95 SWIM TRUNKS $6.55 MEN'SS15.00 Special prices on pre· teen, junior, misses and extra size swimwear. MEN'S $1 50 DRESS SOCKS •39900 • Court ponders trial situation SWIMWEAR SALE Good style selection. Sizes S·M · L· XL. Buy now for wear now and early fall . SUMMER OUTFITS MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS Boys' WOM~N'S LITTLE BOYS' SALE PRICES 5 - ~ TO SPECIAL Size S·M ·L and quantity . REG. $12.00 ............ SALE $8.40 REG. $23.00 ........... SALE $16.10 REG. $29.00 ..... ...... SALE $20.30 REG . $31.00 ..... ...... SALE $21.70 CLOSE-OUT SALE! ANGEL TREAD SLIPPERS " - JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR BOYS '8.95 JACKETS ................... '5.37 BOYS '14.95 JACKETS ................. '8.97 BOYS 118.95 JACKETS.: ....... ....... 111.37 REG. $489.00 ... . SALE Slacks, blazers, tops and shorts. Jr. Sizes. S·M· L· XL waist ' %_PRICE MEN'S Boxer Even that did not quiet Senate Republicans. After the Speakes statement, Senate f-4ajority Leader Howard Baker said he still thinks there is room for compromise as long as ~gan gets a bill that covers three years, benefits every class of lax· payer and provides special in· centives for savings and investment. That would fit any compromise en· visioned by Dole. ·Rostenkowski did not react publicly to Dole's invitation to talk, which the senator repeated at the White House on Thursday. But some share it - that there certainly is no rush in the House" to pass the bill, Baker said. The House traditionally originates tax legislation, but Baker said he S<.es no reason the Senate cannot go first. Even if the Senate can pass the largest tax cut in history with no more than four days' debate, there is no assurance that will force the House into quicker action. The bill cannot become law until it clears both houses in identical form . The Ways and Means Committee, which is continuing to write its own bill, now plans to wrap up work by July 24 and have the House pass the measure on July 31 . That would give a House Senate conference one week to work out differences - Boys sizes 8 to 20. Good style selection. Perfect for wear now and back to school. BOYS SWIM TRUNKS Size 8 to 18 . Action shorts and denim cut-offs. Hurry in for best selection . Americans.'' J:?emOCIJ!.ts who did only ser· Democrats. "Well, we got shot down so quickly vel! !O clo"'ftlle ~ue further. when that tried to happen that I "It will never '!Iappen," R.ep. Tom don't know whether it's worthwhile Downey, D'-N.Y., a ntemher of the trying now or not, " the Ways and Meai'L!I Committee, said of Massachusetts Democrat said. "But the compro{nise effort. Rostenkowski will talk to Dole House Republican Leader Robert again. tt H. Michel of Illinl>is said he thought Meanwhile, Baker announced that talk of a corripromise was " over· the Senate - tired o! waiting on the exaggerated." House - will go ahead with its own And O'Neill, wbo already has lost three major tests over budget tax-cut bill next week. In fact, he policy, did not sound excited about told a news conference, his plai'L!I the prospect of another round of call for the Senate to complete ac· negotiations. He recalled that tion on the measure by the end of the 0eJJ1l)Crlltic leaders tried for several · week. That version, written by weeks to negotiate a tax bill with the Dole's corrunittee, is very dose to White House, only to have those ef· what Reagan recommended. "There is a growing belief in forts abandoned after Reagan struck a deal with conservative Washington - and I'm afraid I ~r Dark tanning oils, sunscreens, sunburn relief, after tanners . LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS Cl.IARANCE BOYS SHORTS HAWAIIAN TROPIC TANNING. SUPPLIES BOYS' Denims, twills and polyesters. White and assorted pastels in styled pants. Sizes 3 to 20. $14.25 $17 .25 $23.25 $28.50 CLiARANCE 1j3 OFF JR. SLACKS Speakes said. "He wants a tax cut for all Americans, not lust some e , One and two piece suits, trunlls and c:overups. 1f2 PRICE JR. DRESS SALE - . "That's what he agreed to," . CHILDREN'S SWIMWEAR .··SALE cosmetics, perfumes and colognes. SAVE 30% $19.00 ...... ... .. SALE $23 .00 ... ...... .. SALE $3l.OO ............ SALE $38 .00............ SALE . COSMETIC SALE WOMEN'S DRESS SALE REG . REG. REG. REG. . ' .,;. ,,7'1 . aM ·-·'u" ·, In"" ,,, 1 He · , children. In other action, two represen tatives of Community Action Agen,cy told the board they will not bono<:r a contract to pay for a summer school for disadvantaged y,outh. I)aveGlocknero!theGdaDolliaF·Muletolgs branch of the agency an n n of the Jackson-Vinton branch met with the board and said CAA would not honor a Contract· with Buckeye HiJlS·Career Center .in effect since last October ln which the center would provide counseling and training for disadvantaged youth un· der the Youth Employment and Training Program. Glockner and Fulton said the cen· ler has not satisfactorly met the ter· ms of the contract, so the agency will not pay Its agreed <JI'l portion for the summer session. The contract between the aaency .. . and the school is due to expire Sept. lawyer. The board also adoptoo a 1!182 total budget of $3,841,110. A balance of $627,733 is projected at the end of the year. The budget includes a general fundof$2 ,477,292. h boa d In other busmess, t e r : -Reopened bids for 30 days for the purchase of data processor word-data keyboards. The board said the corporations that have bid thus far did not follow ProPer procedures. · · ..:.Approved a contract with the stateBoardofEducationfortheconstruction of the Human Resource Center. The center will be built with a $250,000 Appalachian Regi01181 Commission grant. - Approved an EMT·A refresher course with the Gallia County Eme""encv Medical Service _ . . ... ' -Revised the contract .of Marian· 31. ne T. ()"omartle from one to' two The board decided to discuss the yearsand~reasedhersalaryfrom situation with the school system's $15,536 to $16,183. �) Commentary Pag-2-The Dally sentinel Pomerov~Middi4!Port, Ohio Friday, July 10,1981 For the record : Philip Agee is the traitorous former agent of the Cen· tral Intelligence Agency who em · barked in 1974 upon a career dedicated ut the CIA's destruction. He openely declared his intention to expose the identities of CIA agents ab~oad. He traveled extensively in order " to take the measures necessary to drive them out of the countries where they're operating." He recrmted collaborators to assist hun in the effort. In 1979, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance revoked Agee's passport. The renegade agent sued for its rt·storation . The prolonged litigation carne to an end 10 days ago with the cou rt 's opini on upholding the revocation . The decision may ham· per the defector Agee. who has been Justice department stops filing actions WASHINGTON I AP I - Justice Department official s, acknowledging that the Reagan ad · ministration has created a " more favorable atmosphere for mergers. '' have virtually stopped filing major new antitrust s uits . Slllce March. when Assistant At · torney General William Baxter became chief of the department's antitrust division, only four antitrust suits have been filed, according to department records. Those four cases involved price· fixing charges against highway pavers in Kansas and Tennessee and resulted !rom investigations begun by the Carter administration . " There 's no question that businesses see a more favorable a t · mos phere for mergers and acquisitions ," said one Washington lawyer who specializes in a ntitrust law. ''I'm having to restrain the en· thusiasm of some of my clients 1for mergers 1 by remindmg them that even il the government isn't likely to sue them, private firms still ca n," said the lawyer, who asked not to be identified. Baxter agreed . " In many senses, there is a more favore~bl e at · mosphere for mergers, " he said. The staff of a Cabinet ·level task force has recommended that the White House drop an antitrust suit against the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., but Baxter has vehemently opposed haltmg the litigation. A final task force recom· mendation has not yet been com· pleted. but a decision is expected soon. If the case ts dropped, "I think you'll see widespread resignations in the a ntitrust division ," said a department staff attorney , who asked not to be identified. Many conservative econom1sts contend that the antitrust laws, based on concepts of the 1890s, are now hindering the ability of American firms to compete in world markets . Baxter said T~esday that the smallnwnber of antitrust suits filed since he took office should not be taken as an indication that ad · ditional cases won't be brought in the future . He said he didn't think the number of cases filed " is greatly significant. The work here tends to be reactive: 11 responds to what corporations do." Baxter said it was possible his predeces sor, Sandy Litvack. " pushed to get the decks cleared before he left . I simply haven't had many recommendations from the staff." The Reagan administration's filing of four new antitrust suits sin· ce March compares with 25 filed by the Carter administration during the comparable period in 1977 and 14 brought by the Nixon Justice Depar· tmenl during the same period in 1969. Letter to the editor Support our team / Baseball Fans, Have you seen a good baeball game lately? If you ha ven't the n come to the next Mei~s American Legion team game. These young men have a w1nmng team. Some of these players work during the day . Tired or not, they give their all in the evening and on weekends playing baseball. Some young people have a hard time finding ways to keep busy and out of trouble . With the help and sup · port of their coaches and baseball supporters, they have found a way . The coaches and others who g<ve freely of their time for this team should be given great credit. There has been and will be a rtvalry between Eastern and Southern - Meigs and Gallipolis Now there are young men from all four schools playing together. They play as a team ;.nd as friends . This fine ball club and its coaches need your support and following . Corne to the next Leg1on game and enJOY yourselves. We think if ou see one game you will find yourself com1ng back for more . - Larry and Dolores Wolfe. Jen · nings and Mary Wayland, Robert and Sharon Cunningham, Car l Moore. Roger Kuvalchk, James A. Riffle, Gary and Sonja Wayland, Herb and Agnes D1xon. Linda Jett and Mike Way land The Uaih Sentinel Ill l "llrl -' InTI l'••mo· roo\ , llh111 61-1 - ~~:.' - :! 1 ~ , H \ o I n :II Til Til f-: I 'ITI-.H 1-.."'T Ot' Tilt: Mt: I( ;s. ~1 ,\.'itl ... .\1(1-, \ ROBERT 1.. WINGETI l'uhli • ho·r nT WIIITHitAII BOB HOEFLICH .. , wll ' ul•l •• lwr ll " 'l lr•olkr hanging around Hamburg lately, but given his experience in covert operations it probably won't hamper him much. Neither will the 7·2 ruling greatly enhance the powers of the executive branch, nor will it imperil the right of newsmen and other citizens >to criticize our govenunent's foreign policy. Secretary Vance acted under a clear chain of statutory law and administrative practice dating back at least to 1856, when the first Passport Act went on the books. T)lat act of 1856 authorized a secreta ry of state to issue passports " under such rules as the 'Presidenf shall designate ." It is not challenged that the power to issue embraces a power not to issue; and this being so, it boggles the mind to contend that a pasport. once having been issued, may not subsequently be removked for cause. Pursuant to the authority granted in the act of 1856, reaffirmed when the Passport Act as updated in 1926, Secretary of State Dean Rusk in 1966 promulgated a rule on revocation. A passport may be revoked when "the Secretary determines that the national's activities abroad are causing or are likely to cause serious damage to the national security or the foreign policy of the United States." Yes. the language is broad. Justi c€ William Brennan, dissen· ling . led the Henny-Penny parade with a cry that "the reach of the Secretary's discrelton is potentially staggering'' True enough. But the \ \1 ....\IIII·. U ul 'lllo ·r w~lll ,,. v. " fl:lj~·r nw h " o~ · tah•rt l'n·.. ~- lnl11nd lh1ih Prn~ .\~~m-iHtinn ;and tht• l'nlill• ho·p, \" "'"l 'iltliull .u-.- I I n I lt.... Ill 111 '1 \ IU \ Ml'ii"I!IIU'II . Tht' _ \ \ hllulrt tw k~~ lhllll :lOP "urrt~ '"""' · All 11'111'1• u1 · , ut .,, ., 1 '" nhllll l.! :uul 0111'1 h•· ,fl!no•d "'llh num•·. llddrt· ~~ lind tdt•phuru· uu•••h• ·• ''' ''"'' ~' "''' h·lh ·r• ~o~tll I~ · puhli,h•·•t l .t•\h'r, •h••u ld I,.· iul("'ud la!ih· . addfl'!r>!ilfiJ( ' " "' , II" ! I" 1 • unalolu·• Today in history. • • Today ia Friday, July 10, the 191st day of 1981 . There are 174 days left in the Y.ear. Today's highlight in history: Ori July 10, 1850, Vice President Millard Fillmore succeeded to the presidency following the death of President Z..chary Taylor. On this date: Ijllli08, the Protestant reformer, John Calvin, was born in France. In 1163, 'Lady Jane Grey was proclaimed Queen of England. . In )810, Wyoming became the 44th state of the union. ,,. · find In 1943, Allied forces landed In Sicily during World War II. . 'f .• ;; • court held that " fighting words" those which by their very utterance inflict injury or tend to incite an im· mediate breach of the peace - are not protected by the Constitution. The right of free speech is not ab· solute at all times and under all circumStances. By extension, it is clear that neighter is the right to travel on a U.S. passport in foreign nations an absolute right. The most notable aspect of,' last month's Agee decision, in my own . ~ view, was the dissent by Ju.sticBren· nan. Demonstrating a naive~ not to be expected even of a judge who hall stayed too long In his Ivory tcryrer, he described Phlllp Agee is merely an " unpopular traveler." Agee was, and is, a loose cannon rolling arollnd · the world. Beyond dispute, he his caused serious damage to our in· telligence · gathering capacity. Only a William Brennan could confuse the positively destructive with the merely unpopular. NEW YORK (API - Owners and representatives of the 26 major leagtre baseball clubs met for more than three hours Thursday night and expressed support for th eir negotiators in the 28-day old player strike. Ed Fitzgerald of the Milwaukee Brewer.~, chairman of management's Player Relations Cornm(ttee, said the clubs had engaged in "a full discussion and gave their views," on the strike situation. "They instructed our committee to go back tomorrow and bargain .. . continue to bargain as we have ." Federal mediator Kenneth Moffett has scheduled a negotiating session for 2 p.m. EDT Friday . It will be the first bargaining since talks broke off last Saturday. "No votes were taken tonight and none was necessary," Fitzgerald continued. "No views expressed by any owners significantly differed from those previously expressed. We will continue to foDow the route we have previously embarked on." Fitzgerald denied there was any split among the owners. "There are no dissidents,11 he said . " The comm uni cations throughout have been excellent. The discussions proved we are all aware of how everyone else felt. We will continue the process we have been working on since we started seeking a sol ution ." Eddie Chiles, owner of the Texas Rangers and reported to be one of the dissidents, playfully held a han · dkerchief around his head as he met reporters. " My head is bloodied but un · bowed," he said. " I'm just making a little joke'' Chiles ca lled the meeting the best he had ever attended. "There was a lot of constructiVe conversation ," he said. ''It was not a meeting • where specific proposals were presented, but a general discussion of the whole s ituation, where we ~ve been, where we 're going and how we'D get there. " There was quite a spirit of unammity by all the owners. I think it will contribute a great deal to a settlement.'' Chi les said the meel.ing had helped generate new ideas for the negotiators . " Most of my questions have been answered," he said. "I'm satisfied for the moment. I hope for another meeting real soon." Chiles was asked if he thought free agent compensation - the issue that has ca used the strike, was necessary. " I'll pass that," he said. ~ Asked if compensation was worth ending the season over, Chiles repeated his previous answer. " I'll pass that one ,too," he said. Lee MacPhail, president of the American League and a member of the PRC bargaining team, sa id he felt the meeting had been a positive Do envelopes hold key to settlement? one. By Associated Press The contents of mysterious en · velopes delivered to representatives of club owners and players could hold the key to se ttlement of the baseball strike that entered <Is fifth week today. Hours before the start of a meeting of all26 club owners in r:cw York Thursday mght, federal mediator Ken Moffett delivered large envelopes to the adversaries' chief negotiators, the player union 's Marvin Miller and management 's Ray Grebey . Moffett also arranged for the negotiators' first bargaining session in six days for today at 2 p.m. The New York Times sa1d the en· \•elopes co ntained a proposal designed to lead to an end of the strike. '' He didn't come all the way from Washington just to arrange a mee ting tfor toda y! and those en· vclopes did not contain engraved in · vitations to the meeting," the T1mes quoted an unnamed souree as saying. ·'I'm going to be very disappointed if nothing good happens" in up · coming sessions, Moffett sa1d after record demonstrates convincingly Single-issue politics very effective WASHINGTON I AP) - Single· iSSUf politics have been an effective campaign weapon for some of the organizations now sputtering over the nomination of Sandra D. O'Con nor to the Supreme Court. The strategy is to focus opposition to a candidate on one issue and hammer it until the votes are counted. It accentuates the negative, and it sometimes works. That kind of campaign was being cranked up against Mrs. O'Connor before President Reagan named her , to become the first woman justice. He chose her anyway. The anti -abortion groups still are trying, but they are not likely to generate significant opposition to Mrs. O'Connor in the Senate, not without something a lot more com· peiUng thim four Arizona Senate votes on which they say she took the pro·abortion side. Their cha llenge already is stirring debate on the kind of P!;'litics that demands rigid adherence to the views of one group or another as its test for election or appointment. "I don't buy this idea that a justice of the Supreme Court has to stand for this, that or the other thing," said Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona, whose name long ago became a synonym for Republican con· servatism : " And I'm getting a little tired of people in this country raising hell because they don't happen to subscribe to every thought that per· son has." Goldwater said the abort!on issue is not a matter of conservatism. Mrs. O'Connor declined to discuss her views on abortion or anything else, pending Senate confinnation hearings. She did not deal with Ule issue from the bench of the Arizona Court of Appeals. Wbite HO!ISf spokesman Larry Speakes said she, like Reagan, is opposed to abortion. The president said he was completely satisfied with her views on the subject. • , CHAMPIONS Pomeroy Sugar Run Ashland claimed first place in the Meigs County Jaycees Minor League Tourment at Middleport last night. Members of the ebampionship team are, front, 1-r, Joey McElroy, Jody Smith, Chuck Mash, Brian Kovalchik, Stevie Caruthers,tason Wright and Ryan Foster. Back row - Terry Reuter. Chase Cleland, Kevin Taylor, Stacey Shank, Tad Wiles , Michael Myer, Shawn Hawley and Chris Neece. Third row - Coaches Tony Taylor, team sponsor Bob Barton, Coarh Mike Wright, Coach Tom Reuter and Coach Bob Foster. Absent was John Haggy . SRA claimed the win after defeating Reuter Brogan Ins., &.3, in the championship game. Mergers becoming current madness NEW YORK (API- The current madness is mergers. TeKaco, which has lots of oil cash but needs more oil in the ground, admits it has been looking, and speculation is that it has its eye on Cities Service Co., which could sup · ply the missing ingredient. Sea grams, also loaded I with cash 1, sought and was rejected by ComJCo, which also has sumptuous assets 111 the form of oil and coal deposiL•. Analysts expect it will try again. Du Punt, which fears being unable to obtain raw materials at a fair price for its petrochemical products, such as artificial fibers, saw a chan· ce to resolve that problem by out. biding Seagrams for Conoco. And Societe National Elf Aquitane, a French operation, con· tinues to seek a piece of the earth in the form of Texas!ll!.lf Inc., which mines gold, si!vl!i' and other minerals, and which pumps oil as well. All these are giants, and ali seem to have the same thing in mind : To acquire unreplenishable natural assets, cspec\~lly within U.S. boundaries. to enhance their own operations, to assure themselves of a raw materials supply or to benefit from rising prices. Don't expect the public to benefit, at least in any noticeable form over the short term. Such marriages rarely produce more jobs or lower prices. They may, over time, enhance the ability of the United States to compete in world markets. But even that takes time to prove. But there's another aspect to the story, one that could conceivably be The secret survey " Ma'am? This is Dan Rather, CBS News. I'm conducting a poll. What do you think of the Reagan budget? " " I type for a living. At home, because I have to babysit, too. My husband left me, and I don't know where he is. Last year I averaged 40 hours of typing every week. To earn the same money, after laKes, this year, I figured I'd hae to type 47 hours. Under the Reagan plan, the tax reduction will let me ·stay at the' tO ·hour level, and just keep even. Keeping even isn't ideal, but it's bet· ter than before." " Thank you, ma'am. But won't you miss those benefits?" " What benefits?" " Well, food stamps, child vac · cination shots, you kn~w .'' " What did we do before food slam· " Before food stamps? Why, a Jot of people went hungry.'' " Well, if anybody is hungry, they can come to me, and I'D type another five hours a week. But under Mr. Reagan's plan, they're only cut down 12 percent on the food stamps, having even greater consequen~. Small businesses also are being piJr. sued and won by the giants of industry. Small business, it should .:he remembered, is the entrepreneurial, innovating, job-creating segment of the economy. W.T. Grimm & Co., a Chicago business broker, produces figures showing that mergers and acquisitions of smaller, closely held busineS$fs, are making up an in· creasingly larger percentage of.~ total • William F. Buckley Jr. "Yes sirree, you can have my comments. I've decided to expand! Signed the papers the other day . Prime plus two is pretty high in· terest, but I'm confident . now something i!; being done that'll bring the interest rate down eventually , so a year from now there will be a new wing in my shoe store, especializing in sportswear. I've got the loan from the bank, and signed up with a con struction company. It will cost me $100,000 before I'm through, but if the economy settles down I'D have it back in five, six years. Of course, I couldn't have swung it without the investment tax credit and the Kemp· Roth reductions." , "Young man, can I speak to you? What year are you in at school?" "Got out of high school 111 May. Going to college in September.'' " How are you going pay your tuition?" ''I'll work part ·time, my parents will help, about one·third. The other third 's a problem, but I guess it's my problem, not Uncle Joe 's." "Who's Uncle Joe'!" "He's my uncle who is going to pay $550 less in taxes next year, he figures." " Why should he pay less in taxes, when you need money to go to college?" " I gues it's because it's his $550, not mine?'' " Don't you believe in an educated citizenry'! " "What?" "Don't you believe in an educated citizenry?" " I don't know what that means. I thought you asked if I intended to go to college. I said yes. If ljl)me people can't afford to go to college, I think that's too bad, but I don' t,-think it's Uncle Joe's responsibility. We've returning home to Wa shington , D.C Both 'ides m the strike have claimed a united front after meet1n~ among themselves this week. Player representatives had met in New York on Tuesday. Ed Fitzgerald of the Milwaukee Brewers, chairman of management's Player Re lations Committee, said after Thursday night's meeting that the owners had engaged in "a lull discussion " and said recent reporL• of splits among them are untrue. "There are no dissidenb," f'it· zgerald sa1d. "The communications throughout have been excellent. The discussions proved we are all aware of how everyone ebe felt. We will continue the process we have been working on smce we started seekmg a solution." Meanwhile, hearings before a National Labor Relations Board ad· ministrative law judge were ex · peeled to conclude today . J oe Burke, general mana ger of the Kansas City Royals, testified that management does not have com · plete control over baseball's salary structure. Burke pointed to sa lary ar · Albany~ Cheshire~ ~------------------------------- and I figure the tnp 12 percent can find food, but if there's hardship, I'll pitch in. So will my church . So will the Community Chest people. As for the vaccination, I have an insurance plan. And there's a clinic here for the needy ." "Thank you, ma'am. Sir. Can 1 have your comments?" Ed Fitzgerlad, Mllwaukee; John McHale, Montreal ; Lee MacPhail, American League president; Chub Feeney, National League president; Bob Howsan, Cin· cinnati. tAP Laserphoto I NOTHING TO SMILE ABOUT - Ray Gebey, right. chief negotiator of the Player Relations Committee, talks to newsmen after the club owners met in New York Thursday. It was the first meeting of the owuers since the baseball strike began. From left are: that for more than a century and a half. that discretion has not been a bused - and it is not likely to be abused so long as a Supreme Court ps~" UALt: ROTHGEB, JR. sits. , Agee !Llias not penalized for his speech. He was penalized for his over actions. If he had stopped at denouncing the CIA, he could be freely denouncing to this day. But when Agee's chief collaborator ex· poses a CIA agent in Jamaica, and the agen$ s house is strafed with gunfire lwb days later, it is fatuous to plead theeh First Amendment. Nearly 40 years ago, in the land· rnark Chaplinsky case, the high The Daily Senlinei-Page-J : : Owners hold long session; negotiators given support Henny-Penny and SCOTU/S.L__---:;2:."': - -----~--J_am_es_J._.K_ilpa_trf......__~~ WASIDNGTON - The Supreme Court handed down its opinion in the Philip Agee case on June 29, and for the next 48 hours a bystander might have believed the sky was falling . The New York Times and the Washington Post erupted in moans and groans. A huddle of Harvard professors collapsed in heaves nnd sighs. Woe, ah, woe! It was a splendid Henny ·Penny performance,and it was wholly un · warranted . The high court's decision did nothing whatever to put freedom of speech, freedom of press and freedom to travel in any new jeopar · dy. Those of us who live by the First Amendment ought to hold our howls until we have somethign to howl about. We had nothin~ tu howl about here. Pomeroy-Middl~, Ohio Friday, July 10,1981 got 40 percent of our population going I•> college, England has 17 per· cent. I haven't studied economics yet, but I guess if we're going to cut down our spending, we've got to cut down our spending." "Er, thank you. Sir - can I in· terrupt you? - by the way, what are you reading, if I may ask?" "The Democratic Platfonn of 1976." RUNNER·IW Second place trophies In the Meigs County Jaycees Minor League tournament went to Reutei'Brogan Insurance. The tournament, sponsored by Meigs Jaycees, was a success. Ea~~ of the first two teams received team trophies and Individual trophles lor their efforts. Team members for Reutei'Brogan • "If you stop signing the players that maloe up the nucleus of your club, you come under tremendolJ.I!i pressure from your fans and the press," Burke said. Burke was among five witnesses called dur ing the fourth da y of tes tim ony before Judge Melvin Welles involving the Major Le<:Jgue Players Assoc iation 's charge of un · fatr barJ4a imng by the owners. The union, on strike s ince .JunP 12, wants We lles to order the owners to open the clu bs' financial records . Mill er. the pla yers associatiOn' s executive director. testified as a rebuttal witness that . without the · fman cia l records. the players "are sltll bargaming in the dark without very bas ic information.·· · Tlw strikt' " is ove r a demand that the play ers grve up something that they have." Mille r sa1d Ill reference to free agen t movement without cuJnpcusc-~twn -. White Sox win ·~ pit cher with ten strike outs. while" Gallipolis had three errors and allowmg just three h1ts. R. Odel l had Ne lsonvi lle two. e1ght s tr ikeouts. but suffered the In the mght\ second tilt. Cheshire defeal. Ruth teams had one error. downed c hes ter 6-5 in another one F'or the winnt~ r~ Su:runers harl two rw1 battle . Mike Bradbury was the sr n ~les. Mark Chapman had a winner wh1Ie Bob Ritchie suffered duublc and triple . Jim Allman a the Joss. tnpl e and horne run , Travis J enkins Bradbury had two s1ngles for the a triple, Stl've Gnssettt a double. , winners, Randy Sigman a triple . and Mike Cha pman double. Overa ll ' "'-.... Tommy Waugh singled and Kelly Alban y had seven extnt base hils. ~ Roush singled.. Dana Eynon had two For Green, .J. Thomas doubled, T. singles for Chesler and Bnan Beeler ~eadow s and B. Hamson each ad· . had one single. ded s in ~ les . Cheshire had six runs un six hits and corrun itted five errors . Chester . - - - - - - - - - - - - - managed five runs on three hiL• a nd ju ~ t ~wo errors . In the late night finale , Albany edged Green 7-6 behmd a ten hit all · tack. Steve Grissett was the wmmng ,----~----~--------~-=~ Racer killed "What's your profession, sir?" "I'm a sado-masochist." ' "Er, how will the Reagan economies affect you?'' "It'll hurt, which is OK . But not much. When I need iny kicks, all I have to do is reread th Democratic Platform for 19'76. It promises: a balanced budget, full l!fllpiorinent and an end to ioDation. Every time I read that I feel tingly all over!. Here, you want me to read some of It to you? It'sagreatsensationl" . "No. Thank you. · We hav~ tun 'Oii\ of time. This is Dan Rather . and that's .the end of today's· .su'rvey, Good night." are J.J. Moore, Chris Sloane, Josh Bartels, Patrick Gryszka, Eric Heck, Jeremy Dean, and Randy Moore. Second row - Jeremy Jleck, Sean Duncan, David Frymyer, Randy Corsi, Robbie Fields, Danny Robinson, Tim Hall, Krtstan Stanley. Back- Coaches John Moore, Danny Robinson, Eric Gryszka and Joe Hall. , SYRACUSE - In second round play Wednesday the Syra cuse Little League Tourament, Albany. Cheshire and the Gallipoli s White Sox all posted one run wins to ad · vance a notch in the tourne y. In the first game Chip Boster fan ned twelve batters and went the distance to pickup the win for the Gallipolis White Sox. Tom Maidens . who fanned six, "uffered the loss for Nelsonville, as his tea m dropped the 6·5 decisi Qn . Gallipolis had two hits, while Nelsonville had three h1ts . For the winners Torruny Cassidy had a horne run and Sean Brown had a singl e. For the losers, Danny Howson had a triple. while Lee Stan ley and Doug McCombs singled. bitration, where an tndcpendent third p<:Jrty chuses between wage proposab from the player and the club. and also noted more indirect inrluences. lEXINGTON, Ohio ( AP) - A 35· year>Oid race. car driver from Michigan was killed when his car ffiis.\led a curve during a test lap at the Mid.Ohio Sports Car Course, of· ficials said . MOITOW County sheriff's deputies identilied the victim as Patr.ick Jacquemart of Kenton, Mich., a member of the Renault racing team . He was dead on arrival Thursday at Morrow County Hospital in Mount Gilead. Deputies said his car missed a curve on tum seven of the race course and struck a sandbank. • Pe nn.t t>l" 'l.\ l u t wu ,!lt 'rl Ck~><C ·, ~ t,dt ' 'I I Features: ...l Ad 1u s table b.tldnce handl e ·. I Tr•gge r throttle control River Downs results CLASSIC'"TII'fo OR CARNATION®21% CINCINNATI (AP) - Han· ·dicappers assigned top weights of 118 pounds to Lt. Gold, Goat Bur· chett 'and Canada Lark ·in tollay's $t,lllli featllfed eighth race at River Heinp, third, ~. ., .-e The Dancer comblned · o,~o In Uie double With Donald YOWIC for ..... and the crowd of 3,1100 bet $f47,10l. ,.. ' , ,. DEALER '@n.~tion @mpany • .(((· ..• MILLING DIVISION . . . 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Eastern had 13 hits and Middleport hadll. Jim Newell · went six innings for Eastern for the win . Newell gave up seven runs on 10 hits, while fanning eight and walking 10. Roger BaLser relieved for one frame, allowing one run, one hit, no walks and fanning two. POMEROY IN DIANS, sponsored by Jim's Gull of Pomeroy. art· shown above. Left to right, front row, Missy Woods. Heather Woods. Dan·ie Hysell, Deeanna Hcndrrson, Tammy Wright, Teresa Johnson . Second Danny Thomas went three innings giving up six runs, seven hits, fou r walks, and fanned three before step ping down for reliever Nick Bush. Bush went four frames to suffer the Joss. He gave up four runs, six hits, two walks and fanned seven. Eastern had a big six run third in ning, highlighted by two walks and seven hits . In that round Tom Everrett had a bases loaded threerun double . Bestdes Everrett 's double, Jay Carpenter dou'J'ed and stngled twice, Tim Prober, Larry Cowdery and Jim Newell singled twice and Troy Guthrie, Mike Collins and Roger Balser added singles. For Mtddleport Allen King had two singles and a triple and three RBI's. Other hitters were Steve Crow with a double, Rick Wise a double, Follrod two singles and Eads to singles, and Burdette, Baker, row, Coach Mary Wood s. Kenda Kloes, Dearma Haggy , Shelley Stobart, Julie Ba tey, Dena Mat~ey, Wendi Kloes. Coach Sharon Wright. Absent were Beth Ewi ng, Kim Ewing and Shelley Triplett. The team plays in the Pt•c Wee Girls Softball League. each s ingles. In Btg Bend little league action, Pomeroy Powell's Ginats narrowly defeated the Middleport Braves 9-8. Mter a 7·7 tie after six innings. Mid· dleport came back to take the lead in the seventh, but Powell's returned the favor and added two runs to take the lead and the win. Middleport had nine hits and Powell's had fourteen. Brian Tannehill and Lee Powell combined for seven walks and seven strikeouts as Powell grabbed the win for the Giants. Scott Hanning and Donnie Becker combined seven strikeouts and three walks , while suffering loss. For the Giants Steve Muser, who knocked in the winning run , had three singles, Todd Hysell had three singles and a triple, Billy Brothers had two singles and a triple, and Scott Powell had an important three run home run. James Norman, Brian Tannehill and Bryan Ingels each had a single. For Middleport, Jeff Nelson had four singles, Donnie Becker had a single and double, while Tim Cassell, Scott Hanning and Tracy Holcomb each singled. Softball Action In MGM Senior Girls' League soft ball, the Hit 'n Misses pounded out 22 hits enroute to an 18-9 victory over Pt. Pleasant Watterson Tuesday. The winners were led by Shari Drehel with two long home runs and nament Thursday, but. they suited Dave Stockton just fine That 's because Stockton, who won the GMO in 1968 and 1973, is familiar with the vagaries of Tuckaway Country Club's course. Stockton , battling what he said ts his worst puttmg slump of his 18year ca ree r, compensated MINOR LEAGUE TEAM - Pomt•roy Minor l.t·ague team~'iJ)()nsnred by Suga r Run Ashland Station is pictured ahon·. Left to right. front row, John Haggy. Kon Fostt>r , Rriau Ko\'alehik, Jason Ch•land, Jason Second row , Chris Neece, Kevin Taylor, Tedd Wiles, Mit-hael \la ye r, Stacey Shaul<, Shawn Hawley, Chuckle Mash, Joseph Paul McElroy. Rear, euaehes Mike Wright. Tom Reuter and Bobby Foster. Wright. Stew Caruthers. Terry Reuter. Jody Smith . Announce softball tournaments A dou bl e-el iminatl illl softba ll tour · namcnt for g1r b between the ages uf 9 and 12 r nnt 1:1 before Aug 1, 19811 will begin in Wellston on Monday, .July 20. Dre:twmg fur the luurn<:uncnt will IX' held Wednesdav. Ju ly 15 . at 7 p m at bla mer F' teld. Wellston . En · Oths 6 t 4-384 -2642. r-. double cltminat ton softball 1ournaml'nt for girls between the I. 1981 1 wJJI begin Mund<:lf, Jul y 27 . 1n Wellston un Draw 1 n~ fo r th e tournament will be he ld Wednesday . .Jul y ?2 at 7 p.rn at Blatn<ll. F'teld, Wellston . Entry let• two Dudley softballs. for lht• tournLJment is $:15 a nd awr~ rded for fi rst. second and thu·d places with indi viUual trophies for the wmning team . Also, a Mos t lil.lsr"and a n MVP trophtes wtll be_)'6ded to pl aye rs on the winnm~ca m . Fur furthe r Information !';.ill Sut' Dud k~· h\'O suftha\l .-; Tl'am trohJL's will ~ awarded fur f1rst. st•cont.l. third and fourtt1 places with rm.liv Jdual trophie s for the win · 111ng tecnn . Also a Mos t H it s trophy <tlld CHI MVP trophy Will be aw<-t rded tn pl a~· e r s un the Wlllllllll! tea111 . Pomeroy"s Powell"s takes tournament win SYRACUSf': .. Porneroy Powe lrs. posted the victory . Glous ter Mathew s, and Ne w W!lson of (;Joustr r pitched an uut · Haven' s Reds scored first round ..~.-in.s Thu rsday evening during the third night uf actwn in the Syracuse I ,Jttle Lea gue Tournament. In the firs t contest P om eroy Powell 's ripped the Gal lipoli s Senators 1:1-o bclund a mne hit at lil ck. Todd Hysell, who reg tstered ft ve strikPout.s, was th(' winning pitc her and Yuung s uffered the luss. Youn g fann ed ten for Ga lltpolis. all owmg m ne h1ls a nd 13 ru ns. superb woods and tron play and shot a ftrst-round 65, 7-under par lor the 7, 010 -ya rd layout. Tour rookie Rod Nuckolls was one stroke ba ck at 66, while Thomas Gray, another rookie , and Bobby Wadkms had 67s. George Archer, whose 12 tour vir· tories include the 1969 Mas ters. had " 68. So did Davtd Sann, Jay Haa s, Lyn Lott, Bob Gilder, Rod Curl, Chi Chi Rodnguez, John Fought. Tim Simpson, Skeeter Heath, Mike Smith and Tom Storey. Defending champion Bill Kratzert ages of 13 and 15 1 not 16 before Aug . try fee fur the tournament 1s $35 a nd Tcarr1 trophies will he For further mforma ti on. call Sue Oths 614 :184 -2642. with sta nding ga ml' , go ing the distance to pick up the wm . Wilson struck out 20 he~tters en ro ute to the win in a fan · tastic pttclung display . Barren Dur st suffered the defeat. but still fall ned 12 bntters Ill the hard fought contest. For the winners Sham hart singled twice. Ka rnes doubled and singled, Todd Wtl,on doubled and singled. whil e Larry Spencer and Jl'fl Ca ld well each smgled. In the third game of the mght. New For the winners, Todd Hyse ll h<J d Haven's Reds downed Glouster 's two singles and a home run. Bri an Kiwanis in four inQings. Tannehill had two singles, and Lee Mike Wolfe was the wmmng hurl er Powell had two singles . Gallipolis's with four strikeouts, whil e Kuhn sufL<ong tripled while Spenrer and fered loss whle notching three Young each singled. strikeouts . In the second game , which took F'or the winners Troy Stewa rt .seven mnmgs to decide a winner, doubled and singled. Mtke Wolfe Glouster Mathews nipped Tuppers tripled. doubled , and singled, and Plains 5-4 . The extra inning thriller Larry Burris tripled a nd doubled. went right to the wire, but Glouster Glouster's R. Linch had two singles ad the edge in the last round and and a home run . Weekend fishing outlook. .. SOUTHEAST By,The Assocla ted Press Here's a list of good places to fi sh Wellston Reservoir - Now ts a good this week in Ohio. The state Natural time for bass, catfish and pike Resources Department has speci fi c fi shing at this Vinton County lake. The best bass and pike fishing is informa ti on at 614-466 ·5329. usually in early morning and late CENTRAL evening. Buckeye Lake - This site south of Newark is excellent for bluegill, Ohio Power Area - There are channel catf>sh and carp. The Cra n- 2,000 acres of ponds and strip mine berry Marsh area is a hot spot for pits to fish in around this area near bluegHL Carp and channel catfish McConnelsville, dotted with ponds full of bass, bluegill and channel catcan be caught over most of the la ke. Griggs Reservoir - This lake in fish . northwest Colwnbus is a good early SOUTIIWEST swnmer fishing spot for bass-, crap- Grand Lake St. Marys - The state's pie and channel catfish. The best largest inland lake, near Celina, is a bass fishing usually is along the good spot for crappie, bullhead and lake's rocky shoreline. Both channel catfish. The best channel largemouth and smallmouth bass catfish action usually comes late at night. are caught at the site. ~ TRAVEL SHOW Thursday, July 14 - 7:30 PM @J Office - 360 Second Avenue shot a 72. Lon Hinkle, 16th on the tour's 1981 ea rnings list at $116,004 and top money winner entered here, was in danger of missing the cut af· DAYS (2) 1980 good FORD FAIRMONTS :........... ~.~~-~ SS295 (2) 1979 FORD LTDs .............................s4995 B o th helve C11r , tre~n s portat i on One lo r . one 4 dr Good tamily ca r s 1979 FORD MUSTANG -~~;~ :~?;~~~~-t?:>:~:·.'....... $4595 1978 MERCURYownerMARQUIS .......... ...........s3995 I cloor . l ow rntl es , on e 1978 FORD FIESTA 3 DOOR ................... s3195 Good gas milea ge . Nee ds a new home. 1978 FORD THUNDERBIRD .................... s~95 Lt . B lue A1r , V 8 en gine . 1977 FORD GRANADA. -~~~.~~~7:..~~~.'.:~~?..... $2595 1977 FORD LTD 4 DOOR .:-':'~:t.~.~~~?.1 ~::':~~ ~~:: .s2995 1976 FORD MAVERICK 4 DOOR~~!~:':~~~~ ... s1995 1976 FORD MUSTAND ...~~~-~':'~::-; ............. s2695 1974 VOLKSWAGEN BUG ....................... s1495 1979 FORD COURIER PICKUP. ~~~ ~i~!~' ..... 54895 1978 DODGE PICKUP lh TON................ -'4195 1979 FORD 4x4 PICKUP lh TON.~?:-::~:':.'... 52395 1975 FORD PICKUP F250 ......................52295 1974 FORD PICKUP F250 .. ~~~::.~~~: .......... 51595 ' 0 ' ----EXTRA SPECIAL OF THE WEEK--.;..- 1979 CHEVROLET Z-28 '6995 . The Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation and the Meigs County , Conuss10ners cordially invite all in terested persons in Meigs County to attend the official ground-breaking • ceremony for the Meigs Training Cenler. The Meigs Training Center will be the future home of the school and sheltered work$op for persons with mental retardation/DO in Meigs County. This facility has been in the ARE HERE GENERAL TIRE SALES 1977 PONTIAC VENTURA~~.~~.~·•• ~~~.;~~~~1995 1975 CHRYSLER CORDOBA •••••••••••••• s1795 P. B , P.s .. a ir , sunroof , good cond . 1974 DODGE POWER WAGON •••••••• .' ••• s1295 1974 FORD F250 .••••••••••• :::o.:.s::; •• s1295 1975 FORD F250 CWB CAB ••••••• :;~:~' S1J95 1974 CHEVY 1h TON PICKUP••••• :~~~~:~.; s1295 1974 CHEVY MALIBU ••••••••:.n;.~~o.".c~~~ $129~ 1975 DODGE CORONET••••••••••••••••• s1695 Celebrates birthday A party was given for Orris Harris, Minersville, recently in observance of his 85th birthday. Attendin'g were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush, Greg and Randy , Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher and Mason, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris, Eric and Michelle, Minersville; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris, Tom, Kim and Eddy, Humble, Texas ; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Welsheimer, Columbus. Cards and gifts were presented to Mr. Harris. Ice cream, cake, and koolaid were served. f 1973 FORD LTD •••• ~ ••••••••• ~~~ ••• ~ •• ~· ~~ sg95 , Dr~ auto~ .......•....... P B • P S.. v;nyt top. 1976 BUICK .$1695 1975 FORD GRANADA •••:~ro~::::~!~~i: ... '1795 1974 CHEVY VEGA STATIONWAGON ••••••• s495 ........ ... Woman graduates • used car bargains 1 1981 CAD. DEVILLE Sedan ............................ 12,995 1978 TOYOTA CORONA Sedan ......................... '4495 . 1979 OLDS STARFIRE Cpe.......... .......... .... -..•. 14495 1979 CADILLAC ELDORADO ............................ 17395 1977 PONTIAC G. P. (Black) ... ........ ............... '3295 1979 CHEV. CAMARO, Sharp ...... ,........ .. ....... .... '6495 1979 CHEV. "h TON DIESEL.. ..................... .-.. •'6695 1979 JEEP RENEGAD£ .................................. 15695 1978 FORD f·100 Stepside •••••••.. . ... ••.•.. .••••.•. . '3695 1976 OLDS CUTLASS Wagon (as is) ............ ..... .. '2295 1977 CHEV. MONTE CARLO White.. ................... 12995' 1977 PONTIAC G.P. (Brown) ........................... 12995 '1978 Olds 98 Regency Sedan ..........................'5295 1979 VW SCIRROCCO................................... 15495 1976 OLDS 98 REGENCY Sedan ............... ....... '2495 1978 CHEV. "h TON 4x4low Mileage................ '5495 1976 DODGE ASPEN WAGON ................ .... ...... 1169_5 1976 FORD PINTO WAGON ....................... ......'l895 1976 FORD tLUB CAB "h TON ........................ ~1895 1977 FORD GRANADA COUPE •• : •.• ;•••.••.••••••••• ,. '1895 1976 BUICK LIMITED SEDAN ...........................'2295 percent by state monies anrt the remainder from a bond issue passed in 1974 by Meigs Countyresident£. The ceremony will take place at the bulding site in Syracuse on July 15 at noon . A special invitation is ex· tended to all those people who have supported the program in this fi rst year back in Meigs County. April Ours, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ours, New Philadelphia, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ours, Racine, graduated this spring from Ohio State University with a bachelor of science degree in psycholOJlY. · She plans to further her education this fall at the University of Illinois where she will pursue a masters degree in labor and industrial relations. Save 520 12-digil displav and printed tape for your records . Four-key dual memory . Has percent key and "#" non-add key . With one roll allhermal paper. #65-645 Frances Haggy with a weight loss of 17 pounds was the winner in the spring wardrobe contest with Virgtnia Smith winning the KOPS awards at the recent meeting of TOPS 570, Pomeroy. The 23 members weighing in were advised of a new contest which will end on Aug. 4. Each KOPS (Keep Off Pounds Sensibly) drew a TOPS {Of the contest with gains and losses to be recorded to partners. The best losers for the six week period will be the winners and the two will share the awards. Members were rernin. ded to take picnic items for the prize. At last week's meeting Debbie Clonch was welcomed as a new meri:tber. Betty Nitz was the weekly queen with Shirley Wolf as the run · ner·up. Information on the club may be obtained by calling 992-7415. Save 55 on Alann Clock I -, • Due jto the late arrival of the speaker, the seminar at the Christian Fellowship Church, Middleport, will begin July 12 and not the lith. A revival will be held at the Rutland Freewill Baptist Church July 8 through July 12 at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Paul Taylor will be the evangelist and Donald Karr is the pastor. There will be singing nightly . The public is invited to attend. 14 ~Bs I • Two Optimus" -25 3·Way Acoustic-Suspension 10-lnch Speaker Syslems • LAB-58 Belt·Drtve Automatic Changer With Base, Hinged Dust Cover and $19.95-Value Reallsllc/Shure R25EDT Magnetic Stereo Cartridge Digital has topmounted alarm on/ off and snooze bar. #63-814 Pleasant "beep" tone alarm. Checkbook~Size LCD Calculator With Memory EC-258 by Radio Shack 17°/o Off 14 Save 550 95 95 Reg. 17 .95 Fou r-key memory , percent and square root keys. 8-digit display . With batteries . #65-626 What a buy ' Tape mon ilor. 16 watts per channel, min . rms Into 8 o hm s from 20- 149 5-Band Equalizer ~· ...~7,.'-·-'"·d!'~;_g_i~-2~-7-~z_._w_it-h-no-m-or_e-th_a_n0.2% THo. .. Nows2o Off! By Realistic 12 watts per channel. separale bass·. treble and loudn ess. plu s Aulo-EJeCI. · Hardware for in or under-dash mount. ing , speaker cables. #12-1886 95 Cuts7o 28°/o 49 ::.~:s 7995 Undergoes surgery Bernice Ann Durst, Middleport, underwent surgery at Holzer Medical Center Monday for a broken leg. Her room number is 310 for those who wish to send cards. Reg. 199.95 Save sso on Hi-Power AM/FM Stereo Cassette Bv r.ealistic Tailor your Sound Adds ten tone controls to your system! Boost or cut response at bands centered at 60, 240, 1000, 3500 and 10,000 Hz. 1131-1987 Dr. P. James Navalkowsky Each 2SO/o12995 Off • Acoustic-Suspension 3-Way Speakers Optlmus®-25 by Realistic S uperb sound , great price! 10 " woofer. 4" mid range and 2W' tweeter. 45-20,000 Hz. Genuine walnut veneer finish . "#40-2027 • SPECIALIZING IN INTERNAL MEDICINE IS NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS • FM/AM Headphone Radio For Private Listening By randl Cut Office HoutS Will Be 9 5 p.m. Monday • Friday Starting WednltSday, July 22. a.m. · The Original "Talking Barometer" ss ;Call ~-·675-6143 ' FOR APPOINTMENTS. 1978 CHEV. 2 Ton Wrth 12' Van Body, . 350 V-8, 4 Speed. . Dr. ~ 'I ' . l.Dw Mileage Nav~owsky .Off Offic.e Is Get up-to-theminute .weather · jnformatlon. at the touch of a b~on -and save~ . Simulated roeel WOQd, 1112·181 · Located At ' .. I 25131ttcklon Ave. · H In The Prof-9nal.Building foint . .,,A.,na, ~· ~•., jl oj ' '• • '~ fl . I I \ • STA-530 AM/FM Slereo Receiver 9 =· 1.,1 I •: • _I Exhibitors in the Regatta art show at the Meigs Museum sponsored by the Bend 0 ' the River Artist£ Counci,l are reminded that their artworks are to be removed from the Museum between I and 5 p.m. Friday'. Speaker delayed Cut 250/0 By Mlcronta® Must remove art works Revival to begin Cut20080 79~. TOPS awards winners Denver Hill will be guest speaker at a weekend meeting at the Red Brush Church of Christ, Basharl Road Services will be held at 7:30 p.m. on.Saturday, at 10 a.m. on Sun· day, and at 6 p.m. on Swsday evening. The public is inVited. Great Sounding Stereo Today- · Get 33°/tr Off! EC-3002 by Radio Shack Youth of the Middleport Church of Christ spent a day al Cedar Point Amusement Park receritly. In the group were Kathy DeLong, Amy Erwin, Carol Bailey, Matl Riffle, ,Joe Poulins, Stev!! Crow, Scott Gheen, Rick Wise, Eric Johnson, Trey Cassell, Scott McKinley, AUen Terry, and Rodney Roush . Adults accompanying them were Sam Crow, Cathy Erwin, Betty McKinley and Mark Gilkey. Speaker set Tak~Homea Printing/Display Calculator Has outing at Cedar Point Workshops in preparation for the Meigs County Fair art exhibit have been scheduled for Monday and Thursday evenings, 7 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Me · Clure. Those who plan to exhibit in either the painting or photography show are invited to attend the workshops. The various classes will be explained by Mrs. Pat Thoma, chair· man, and there will be a demonstration on mattillg and framing by Ma><ine Hart. Infomabon on the workshops may be obtained by calling 992-3436. ~~te~r~h~is~7~6~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g~~~~iii 2 dr ., har dtop AM I F M r a di o, PB I PS, at r . planning stages for many years. The cost of the new building is paid 90 Workshops slated • N. 2nd Ave. Middleport 992-7161 · of !~~~~~~~;.6~;! specially priced f\ M 1 FM ' Sf ereo, n tr , cr u1 SC' , PW , Powe r Door locks daughters, Vmmie, wbo attends the Univesity of louisville and Carole who graduated from high school this spring and will enroll at the Eastern Kentucky University in the fall . On Sunday, July 19, the Board or Deacons of the First United Presbyerian Church of Middleport, will sponsor an open house tea at the Middleport Church to welcome Rev. Johnson and her husband. The publi c, members of all three churches, and all area ministers are invited to a ttend during the opon house tea hours of 2 to 4 p.m. Ceremony planned for Center. OTA0134 1981 FORD ESCORT WAGON .................. '6895 On e owner , less rhan 5000 miles 1980 FORD THUNDERBIRD .....................'6795 husband, Harold Johnson. The couple, resldlllg in the Mid · dleport Presbyterian manse, will be working as Ateam in the Middleport Syracuse and Harrisonville United Presbyterian Churches. Rev. Johnson is a recent graduate of the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary in louisville, Ky ., and this is her first pastorate. A native of New Me><ico, she ihe director of education in Presbyterian churches but as the director of a children's home and a group worker in an inter-city community center in Kansas City. The couple moved to Meigs county in late JWle and began their work with the three Presbyterian Chur ches on July I. Rev . Johnson will preach at the Harrisonville Church at 9 a.m., at the Middleport Church at 10: 15 a.m. and at the Syracuse church at 11 :30 a .m. beginning July 19. Mr . and Mrs. Johnson have two PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY - Tbe Rev. Wanda Jolmson Is . pastor of the Middleport, Harrisonville and Syrarlllle ~byterlao Cburcbes. Her blllJbaod, Harold, educator in religion, Is associate dlrector for the Meigs unlled ~byterlan Ministry. PUBLIC ~@; GALLIPOLIS INVITED ~~I Agency PH. 446-0699 JULY SPECIALS graduated with a degree in nursing from the Hendrick Memorial Hospital and practiced her profession for 19 years before retur · ning to the Binningham Southern College in Alabama to get her bachelor's degree in nursing. From there she went to the seminary. Her ordination will,take place sometime this fall. Mr. Johnson will work with his wife in the role of religious education. He holds a master's degree in religious education and hal! extensive experience not only as of Meigs County has a new director and ~r. the Rev. Wanda John· son, and an associate director, her new Niagara Falls and New England by Bus Canadian East Coast by Air MCI302738 'S U81M1F The United Presbyterian Ministry a triple, Jackie Rapp with four singles, Mel Weese and Ruth Ann Fry with three singles each. . Other hitters were Laura Snuth with a homerun and a single, Laura Eichinger a triple and single, Vicki Holsinger a triple, Tony a Salser .with two singles and Fonda Rapp and Tammy Smith each a single. For Pt. Pleasant Watterson, Freeman had a homerun, Smith a triple 'and single and Birchfield a double. and single . Tonya Salser was the winning pit· cher, allowing one walk and only eight hits . White was the ,losing hurler. Stockton doesn't mind winds MILWAUKEE /API - Flag whipping wind gusts of nearly 20 mph troubled much of the field in the Greater Milwaukee Open golf tour - The Daily Sentinei-Pag-5 .I •' '• ;,; ' '' ., • • 27°/o 21 ~~- 29.95 Comfortable, Iightwei~ht - goes with anvwMre. L1sten through 1wo wide-range 1112·186 . AMIFMCiock C81endar;.Radio Chronoclalelll-221 ~- Reallallc Save 200/o Wake to radio or buzzer. Shows time or month/date. Snooze and sleep controls. 1112·1S28 �' \ Ju Sentmel Pa In and around Meigs Clm1c Tuesday PTO members asked to meet A blood pressure clime will be held at the Semor Citizens Center m Members of the Chester PTO are Harnsonv1lle Tueday 10 a m to asked to meet at 7 30 p m Monday noon Mrs Ferndora Story, R N behmd the Chester Grade School to will conduct the cluuc at the town work on the playground eqwpment hall The pubhc Is mv1led Both parents and teachers are urged to asstsl w1th the work • To meet tomght Meetmg of Mary Shrme 37 Order of the White Shnne of Jerusalem, will be held Fnday (tonight 1 at 8 p m at the Pomeroy Masomc Tern pie Potluck refreshments will be sen.ed Address g1ven DonatiOns to the Me1gs Co unty Umt of the Amencan Cancer Society as a memonal gift for a deceased relat1ve or fnend are to be sent to P 0 Box 692 Pomerov Hol1day guests Mr and Mrs Floyd Weber had as their fourth of July week guests at their home near Keno Mr and Mrs B1ll Bwngardner and Mr and Mrs Don Carter and Edd1e Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Fred Gibson, Shelley and Shane The Plams Mr and Mrs Larry Corrigan Cory and David Athens Mr and Mrs Ken neth Horrocks and daughter Brooke Renee Hamden Mr and Mrs Robert Bwngardner Columbus Mr and Mrs Don Bwngardner Nelson\llle Mrs Eddie J onas Nelsom 11le Campmg boatmg and outdoor games were enjoyed Mr and Mrs Danny Smith South Pomt enJoyed a canoe nde on the Shade R1ver Other recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs Weber have been Mr and Mrs John Hayes Chester Norman Me Ca1n Vwlet Sm1th Reedsv1lle Mrs Robert White Long Bottom and Mr and Mrs Roy Smith Rock Sprmgs Pomeroy personals Mrs Tma Jacobs has returned home followmg a visit m Columbus w1th her da ughter and thetr fa mthes Mr and Mrs Wtlham Jacobs and Mr and Mrs W1Iham Da v1s Mrs Ernest Gtlmore and Mrs Er nest Haggy and chtldren spent the weekend ln Columbus with Mrs Gilmore s daugtltcr, Mrs Sandy Darst and her fam1 ly Mrs Jean Wnght was the recent VISitor of her mother Mrs William Oschter m Lancaster Mary Lee IS on vacatiOn from her employment and 1s m Columbus Vls lt rng her brother and other Mrs Dorothy Dowme has rturn ed from Wolfeboro N H \\here she spent a week w1th her son anrl daughter tn law Chuck and Donna Dowme The tnp to New Hampshtre was the Mother s Day gtft of the couple to Mrs Dow me Mr and Mrs James l ochary and son Chns of Glen R1dge N J are Mr and Mrs Patnck Locha ry Mr and Mrs Bob Crow and c hildr e n Lon and Robby Zanesv ille spent the July 4 \\eekend here IHth hts parents Mr and Mrs Robert Crow Bob returned home Sunday but the famil) remamed fo r a longe r vast t w,l/,ng Workers meet B1ble schnol wa s set for Aug 10 14 the Ft"1 Chut ch ol God Sy racuse when the Wtllmg Workers Mlsstonar) Soc1 el) met recently at the church Classes wil l be held from 6 30 to 8 !0 p m for chtldren three through 12 Plans were made for a Chnst ma ~ bazaa r m November w1th more work sessiOns to be held 1n Sep A pt cmc wtll be held at the Raeme I ocks and Dam pa:mc area on the West Virgmw s1de on Sunday 1 p 111 for members and their fam1l1 es uf Bethel 62 Job s Oaughtes M1d dlepurt The p1cmc " potluck and those attendmg a r e to take a em en:-d dish The group "til lea\ e from the Gate,.ay parkmg Jot 1n the upper end uf Mtddleport at 12 30 p m Laurel Cliff 1 1 1 .., d\IH fttt ,, ,.., flq ( h111 12 11 1 ~1111 1)-: !Ia t l ll i\1t11JqJ h \ ( ]lJI Jllllhtr s pJt s rl\l ttt \ ..,1 ] llt ..,'> lii l-' ln l HI I i! l tr " l I I.: I I /Ill Pt l (Juk 11 '- tl u d 1.1 , .., 1 ~~ 1'- !lit ld .., , t •II ( I \ I 1k \ . , 11 \\ " tlu 1 un,_. t ..,l !I ll\ ( \\ I I md \t1 1.., li ' II ,,,11 ll.., lltcl I lilt IH t kt 1d t \ li lt \t1 1 II HI \ 11 -.. \ t 1\ t ( ll ll il ,,, JJ I ti n,, l 1 '-\t t k 1\l l h IH I \ 11 I ll\ II H I l tll n l u I H!,_Il l t! \ 11.., II I Il l ' '' "" j) I Il l\ HI IHI ~l Il l I I I lit I \ trrHII n luh,, .., /1) \ 111 II :t-: n 1\1ll 1 il 1' d 11 )..: 11 r \ 11 , II \11 1 HH I II " 'I I ' P' ulrr p " I h 1' g 11 11h M 1 A llr nd;-r!u t ( )HJ!t l! )UIIl lll ! 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Sll \ It t d l tiltlr t.tl dlUnh Mr s F.cln<l HmH~ II IHs rllullu:d It IH r lwrm 111 l olun1bu s .rftt l \ 1slt 111 g 1\ltl hu dt~ug htu i:l lld su 11111 IdYl M1 rnl Mr s ]arm s Wrll and t tiiiii J..: on r t lrtr vt s c~rul fr lllld " Mr s rin d J uohs but terscotch puddmg bread butter nulk Tuesda Y - Pork pathe buttered cauliflower fn ed apples chocola te cake b1Scu1t butter milk !Jver and omons buttered broc coh PerfectiOn salad !rut! cup bread buttter milk Thursday Baked c h~eken mashed potatoes a nd gravy but tered peas muskmelon bread but tcr milk fnday - H arn and eggs beet salad cole slaw cornbread butter peaches mtlk M1lk and a ch o1ce of tea or coff ee served da!l) Ple ase reg1ster for lun Jenkms a nd Mrs Otler sa m e da 1 The clos mg progtam for Ihe datly vacallon Bi ble school at the St Paul s Umted Mcthochst Church Tuppers Plams will be held fnda~ at7 JOpm Classes are m prugt ess da ll y th1.s week fro m ~ 30 to 11 45 am and Announce speakers IS \\ SIIliiJ..: \11th stHI r!ttlt\I Vl S 11\( lltllllhU "i Wolf Pen On July 19 !.art) f1 sher Ia) spea ke r v.11l conduct servtces a t Cheste r St f' , ul and Alfred The Rt. v James Mornsnn ret1red tnlllrste r PUJnl Pleasant "' til speak o~ t 7 p rn at the l ong Bottom Church On July 26 Kcrmtt Walton lay spectk er 'Will ~onduct Mrs Anna R1ce rs the drrpctor Teachers are Mrs Sally Caldwell Mrs Shtrle} Harns Mrs 1 mda Dame1<ood Mrs Jean Spencer and the Re v R1cha rd rhomas Helrers meJudEJand Hunt Tem Stout Jen me Parker Be\ Wilford Jeanme Hunt and John Rtce The mus1c dt p"rtment mcludes Angte Spencer pletnr st a nd Belt) Cheva lier as song l cad~ r Attendann; the f1rst dS h.1 ve be en announced t \\ Ill \ lr '- ll 1tt ii ii i i\1J , \\ Ill 1 lit I 1 \1 Ht r i ll 1 I 1 k t r ~u 1 I \\ r I ll ' ht t 11 1 1 1 t t d I II It 11 11 f 1 ltk (I lit \11 -.,'d .., PI \ lr ( 1 1fl 11 s IJt 1 1 11 11 t 1 t 1! I ill', 1 11 11 1Hlll111 Sl t II I f I HI I l l , , 1 \1 1d l lt p rl l l u Sl I \ \ l i lt carrots ch the da) before or by 9 o clock the Guest spea kers for the Sunda ys of Juh 19 and 26 m the Un1ted Met hodiSt Churc h Northt ast Cluster Ull ll \111 111 ( .r ttll\ i llt \ 1' ' ' fl' ''' butte red Da1sy Stsson closed with prayer Refreshm ents \\ere served by Ja n 1 1\t l lt..:lf\-- \ fJ I gre en ~ services at Chester St Paul and Alfred The He\ Mr Momson 1<111 conduct tVt: nrng servtces at I ong Bottom I he annual homecommg of the I ong Bottom Umted MethodiSt Church 11111 be held on Aug 2 Lomberts hold reumon De scendents of Mr and Mrs l ve rett Lambert met recently at the Route 33 Roadside Park for a fa mil) dmner and reumon Attendmg were Mt and Mrs Carl Mournmg of Elyna Mr and Mrs Cecil Gtlloglv Ailsa and Jeff Albany Mr and Mrs Kenneth and Mrs Steve Jeffers and Jeremy Cadmus Mr and Mrs Gene Lam bert and son Donnte and daughter Charlotte Mr and Mrs Dav1d Lam be rt and daughter Carne Dena Da' 1s Bill Davts Mr and Mrs Dan "l Abbott Dann and Jason Mrs Beverly Roush and children Beth and Joan and Mrs Helen Juhnson all of Pomeroy Others attendmg were l ) nn McKmney Margaret Cottnll Julia H) sell Esther Kmg Alberta Hub bard Mary K Roush Dollie Jones Ga1l fttch Kim Wilt Dons Wilt There will be a weekend meetmg at the Red Brush Church of Chnst on the Ba>ha n Road wtth Denver Hill as the guest speaker Serv1ces wtll be at 7 30 on Saturday evemng 10 a m on Sunday and 6 p m on Sunda y rhe pubhc IS IIIVtled Mr and Mrs Franklm Russell and granddaughter, Middleport, Mr and Mrs Chnton. Gilkey Miss Karen Gilkey, Mr and Mrs Walter Jordon sons Mr and Mrs Tad Gtlkey and daughter of Albany, and Mr and Mrs Harold Gtllogley and Bruce fi Albany enJoyed a cookout for Lm coin RusaeU on Father's Day at Mr Russell's home Mr and Mrs Wtlham Russell of Minersville was a recent Sunday visitor of Bertha Russell and Earl Russell The 60th annual a~mversary ofthe Forest Run Baplist Church will be observed on July 26 The church was orgamzed on the second Sunday m July 111 1921 The Rev Ralph Hull of Blacklick will be the speaker at the ll a m and 3 p m servtces He'ts a member Ql the Mount ZIOn Baptist Church m Colwnbus and serves as the assistant pastor A dmner will be served at 12 30 p m Nyle D Borden is the pastor and will be attending wtth It¥ wife, Effie Alfnend IS the hurch clerk The public IS mvited di:l ) At 61 the <hurch \hl S Sunday holy com Jnumon wc1.s observed The Rev Mr 1 homas spoke the theme The Fteedom Chnst Won for Us A mee tmg of the charge pastor pansh c.:onumUee was announced fnr 8 p m on Sunda) at the long Bottom Chur ell The Tuesday evenmg B1ble study group contmues to study 0 11 Gcncsrs ea( h Y~ ec k at 7 30 p m Fwe & SafSy Equipment Sales and Servtce aruLQuahlM Flower Shop J)~d, S~nt111cl 1L SPS 1696(11 A lin 1s 11 nul Mulhmt>dla lnr " ' 5111 MEIGS· TIRE CENTER, INC. AGENT ' '' Savin~ ~ & RAU'S BEN l Pomeroy TRINITY OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un1on and Mulbe rry Rev Cl yde V Henderson pastor Sun Glen M cClu ng d o'( sc hool 9 30 o m ~ upl morn1ng wo rs hrp 10 30 am even1ng servrce 7 30 m d week ser vtce Wedne~doy 7 30 p m GRACE EPI>COPAL CHURCH 320 E Mom St Pomeroy The Rev Robert 8 Gr oves recTor Sunday serv1c es at 10 30 a m Holy Commumon on the l1rst Sun day of each month end comb ned w1th n orn ng prayer on the th1rd Sunday Morn ng prayer and sermon on o\1 other Sundays of the month Church School and nur sery core provtded Coflee hour n the Pomh Hal! 1mmed1otely followtng th a o.; erv1ce POMEROYCHURCHOFCHRIST 212W Mo n St Ned Proudfoot poo.;tor Brb le !>c hool 9 30 a m morn ng worsh1p 10 30 o rn Youth mf!'etmgs 6 30 p m evcn•ng wor sh1p 7 30 Wednesday n1ght prayer meetrng and Btble study 7 30 HONORED - Mrs Jane Hill, former Letart Falls Elementary Sehool, teacher, has been honored as 'Teacher of the Year" in Glades County, Fla Mrs Hill, who has numerous family members residing In Me1gs County, receives a plaque from Mrs Thelma Arnold, Glades County Board of Educatton member pm THE SALVA TION A -l. ':\1\V 115 Butternut A ve llomeroy Envoy and Mrs Roy W tn 1ng oth cers m charge Sunday hohness meet ng tOo m Sunday School 10 30 o m Sunday school leader YPSM Efotse Adam s 7 30 p m salvat1on meetmg var ous speakers and mus1c spec ol s f hursday 10 o m to 2 p m Lod•e '.i Home league all women 1nv ted 7 30 p m prayer meeting and 8 1ble study Re., Noel Hermon teacher Class plans p1cn1c A p1cmc for The Watchmen on Aug 10 at l p m at the Ohto Valley Chnsllan Camp was planned durmg a meetmg of the Komom Class of the Pomeroy Church of Chnst hosted by the pastor Net! Proudfoot Anna Davidson presided at the meetin g and also gave the secretary s report There was a dJscuss1on on a vtsttahon program to begm th1s month Devoltons from James were given by M1ss Davidson who also read Tongue T1ed Roger Alkire had the closmg prayer The next meebng will be held on Aug 10 at the home of Joan and Dano Kmg Refreshments were served to Noamt Ohlinger M1ss Davtdson, Charldene and Roger Alkire, and Net! Proudfoot BURLINGTON mu s1c Sunday worsh1p 10 am 81ble <. tudy 11 a m worsh1p 6 p m Wednes day 81ble study 7 p m OLD a CHONG'S NICE BIBLE CHR ISTIAN GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prc och1nQ q 30 a m first and second Sundays of each month th rd and tou r th 5undoyo.; each month worsh 1p serv1c e at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs ot 7 30 Pt o yer and 81ble Study SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ~ulberr y He ghf s Rood Pomeroy Pastor Albert D1ttes Sabbath School Super~ntendent H1to Wh te Sabbath School Saturday aft ernoon at 2 00 w th Woro.;h1p Serv ce i oll owrng ot 3 IS RUTLAND FIRST BAPTI>T CHURCH Sl '.i ter Harnett Worner Sup! Sunday School q 30 o m morn1ng wor o.; htp 10 .45o m POMEROY FIRST BAPfiS T Da vld"'o nn mml!i.ler W1llram Watson Sunday .chao\ supt Sunday school q 30 o m narnrngwonh•p 10 30om ' COLO\' · " //111H I • DEXTER CHURCH Rev Rolph Sm 1th pastor Sun day school 9 30 o m Mro.; Worl e~ 1-= ronos supermtendent Preach•ng ser r(>S lm;t & th1rd Sundays follow ng Sun do) School ru H\'1 • ROBERT REDR>RD IN BRUBAKER FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 282 ~u Iberry Ave Pomeroy Rev W.t It om ~ Newman pastor Hershel McClure Sunday school superrntendent Sunday school 9 30 o m morn1ng worsh•p 10 30 even1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m M1dweek prayer ser~o~JCe 7 30 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH De• II ter Rd Rd LQngsvllle Rev A A Hughes Pastor Sunda't School I 0 o m Serv•ces on Tuesday Thursday and Sun ~-·-------• day730pm FAtnt TABERNACLf CHURCH Boola• Run Rood Ae'\11 Emmett Rowson pbsto.':.c Handley Dunn supt Sunday schoo l IU o m Sunday evenmg serv1ce 7 30 8t~1e teod1lng 7 30 p m Ttlursdoy 1 " MtDDtfPORT .S::HU~CH OF CHRtSf IN LORI, MARJI • New From I'IJSl MAS1~ H S1r d llr\ l Tl 1 f);lll Stnll lll( uri S P rr t r \ Ol1 ~ [1(69 Sl RS< RIPTIO N RATt~ on. Y John Benton 1100 SHO 0111 \1 lth s:;2 00 H S INGI F ( OP'i PRICF.S hCt' t Is Sub~• nb_r-. r 11 tll' s tr u Ill<!\ f t t l l II St. n\uM. I 1 a ~• lbt ):tVl' n t I' I AUlltOR OF pa \ tht t a r n.:r• <l th atllt l1rH I \ Tit Da ti} I S r 12 r mth bir 1 (rt dll CARMEN AND CRAZY MARY. rrnN tath nt nth Nr s ub.~tnplluns b~ mar l pc n mtlt'tl 11 hr "ll~ 'A ht' rc It 1m~ t ct rnl'r ser.ttt 1 ~ ~t v:ui.Hhlt> GOOD BOOKS FOR TEENS MAILSLUS(RIPTIONS Ohio and Weal VIrginia 3M 111tl Srx nouth 11050 11" 50 13100 l Yun RatH Outsldt> Ohlfl and Wel'il VIrginia 3 Munth Sll 00 6 Month 1!0 00 I V ~:i![ CHR(STIAN UNION Lawrence Manley pastor~ Mrs Russell Young Sunde~ School Supt Sunday School q 30 o m l:venll'l~ worshtp 7 30 l t wednesday prayer mHhng 7 30 p m M~ MORIAH CHURCH OF G0D Raone Rev James Sattet.fteld pos1or " Mornthg worsh1p 9 45 a'm SUnde-,: sc:llool 10 45 am eventng ~orsh•p tUesday 7 30 p m • lctd1es prayer mHtliig W~esdoy 7-:;¥l p M .t YPE ? MlOOlEPORT FIRST !IAPTIST lh ( <1 rnt'r nr Mnt 1r Rllllll 13-HO MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE < 99 MILL ST. ' S1xtht On\:1 Palmer tfw Rev Corner Mark MC Clung .,day school 9 15 o m Aondy HoyM Sunday School supenntend•nt o. Rfggs ant supt M0rn1ng Wonh1p 10 5 am Youth meehng 7 30 p m Wednndoy 1ncluding Wee tots eoger beaviifl jU11tot ostronoutl and juniOr and senior' Fugh IYF cho~r practice 8 30 p m Wednesday proy•r mHtlng and 81 1 bte studY Wt>tlnosdC!Y 1 30 p.m : ,CHURCH OF CHRIST Moddleport 5th •ond ¥oln lob MeltOII mlnl•t•r Scott :S~JJ;;,-n onodate ministert, libla tSc;t 1 9 30 a m \ f'"CPrnlng WOrttup. ' 10:30 a m •...nJ,.r:aetv~, 7 00 p m. •o•HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Rev Ernec; t Strr ckl1n' pmlor Sunday church " ho ot Y 30 o m Mrs Homer Lee 1p l morn ng wor ~ h1p 10 30 MIDOLEPOR I Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m R1 chard Va ughan sup1 Morn ng wors htp 10 JO METHODIST CHURC t R chord W Thomas D rector ~OMEROY CLUSTER Re"' Robert McGee f>OMEROY Sunday School 9 15 o m Wo rs h1p serv1 cc- 10 JO a rn Cho1r rehearsal Wednesday 7 p m Re" Rob e rt M cG ee pa s tor t:: NTERPRISE Worsh1p q a m Chu rc h Sc hoo l 10 o m R1cho rd Rothem1ch poe; tor ROC K SPRINGS Sunda y School q 15 o R1chord m Wor stlrp 5 er v~J: e 10 o m Rolhem ch pastor flATWOODS Church School 10 am Wor shrp II a m R~ehord RothemKh pas to r MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER HEA TH Church School 9 30 a m Wor <. hp 1030 om UMYF 6 pm Robert Robmson Pastor RUTLAND Church Schoo l 9 30 a m Wor sh p 10 30om SALEM CENTER Worsh1p 9 a m Chu rc h School 9 45 o m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Re.,. Stanley Mernfred M1n1ster t:OREST RUN Wor~hp 9 a m Church School 10om MINERSVILLE Church School 9 a m Worshtp 10 a m ASBUR Y Churc h School 9 50 a m Wo rsh1p 11 o m Brble Study 7 30 p m lhur sdoy UMW I sf Tuesday SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Do,..1d Harrrs Rev Mark Flynn Rev Florence Smtih Htlton Wolfe BETHANY (Dorcas ) Worsh1p 9 00 o m Churc h School 10 00 o m B ble st udy 1st 2nd 3rd and 5t h Tuesdays 7 15 p m youth lellawsh1p 2nd ond 4th Tuesday s 6 00 p m CARMEL and SUTTON [Warsh1p Sun doy School and most other events held 101ntly ) Sunday School9 45 and Worsh p l1 00 at Sutton ftrst ond th~rd Sunday s an-i ot Carmel second and fourth Sun days 81ble Study second fourth and ftlth Thursdays 7 15 p m Fomdy N1ght Fellowsh ip Omner th.rd Thursday 6 30 pm APPlE GROVE Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Wonh1p 7 30 p m 1st and 3rd Sun days Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellowshtp supper l1rst Saturday 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesdoy7 30 p m fAST IHART Chru~h School 9 om Worsl'·up service 10 o m Prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Wednesday UMW second Tuesday 7 30 p m NACINE WESLEYAN Sunday sch6ol 10 a m wor~lltp 11 on- Cho•r prpctiCe Thunday8pm ~ .., 1 LETART FALLS Worsh1p serv1ce Q a m Church School 10 o m MORNING STAR Worshop 9 30 a m Ctlurch School tO 30 a m MORSf CHIIPEL Church School 9 30 om Worsh1p 11 am PORTLAND Sundoy School 6 30 p m E11en1ng Worshtp 7 30 p m Youth Fellowship Wednesday 7 30 p m _ NORTHEAST CLUSTfR Rev R1chard W Thomas Duane 5ydenstncker Sr John School10 Otla m CHESTER Worship ' a m Church School 10 a nl Chtllr leh.arsol 7 p m 1 Thursdoys Blblo Study ThuridoYs Worahp :"-'!ott t:IX! , m:,;"'"' ~wad:tts~ p "' ' . "' I _.1ne W Douglas Charles DOmtgon t JOPP"' Worship • 00- a m Church 7 uNITED ,IESIYTEAIAN MINISTIV OF sa • UNITED MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH , 1!Jopm It-· FIRS T PHE58YTERIA N Church Wor '.i h1p se rv iCe 'I 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 o m Mr :. 5o mpo.; on Holl o.; upt RUTLAN D CHURCH OF GOD Randall Bo l ey pmtor ':)undoy school 10om S\ nda y wor 5h p 11 a m Ch ldre n s chur ch 11 o m Sunday evemng 5er Wedneo.;day e venrng v ce 1 3!T p m yo ung lades au,;d o ry 6 p m Wednes doy f a m1 l y wor sh p 7 00 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH t-le or long Bo ttom Edse l Hart po o.; tor Sunday o;r hool 10 o m Church 7 30 p m 1 r oyer mee t ng 7 30 p m Thuro.;doy Th~rd MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAl A ve the Re" W1ll1om Kmtte l pastor fhom o!'i Kelly Sunday School Supt Sun dov <.c hao 10 am Clo sse '.i for al l odes 7 30 B1ble 5tudy e ve nmg se rv1ce W edne o.; doy 7 30 p m youth s er v r c e ~ lr rioy 7 30p m M IDDLEPORT FREEWill BAPTIST Cor ner A sh ond Plum Ralph .. Butcher po -. tor Satu rday even1ng StUVICe 7 30 p rn Sunday School 10 a m Sunday Wor sh1p Serv ce 11 a m 81bl e Study Wed 7 30 p m Noel Herrmann teache r ;wttdnftdGy llblo S!udy and youlh group 'mftti!\91 7 btl p m " • • : • N\l!ltlLEP01tT CHURCH OF THE *AZAil!*1 ... Jim paotor ~I Whl,, ........, ~ itiPI Sunctoy heel m , ·~~ -olltp • 1o,:11H ' • !ft. SutliHYr~ (lvan . .llotoc I• Not long ago I was dnv1ng home along the parkway depressed and wor ned by many problems The day was bleak and gloomy Huge clouds bo1led and churned above dark forblddmg mounta1ns Even !he lol age hung limp and slltl 212 E Marn Street 992 J78S Pome..-oy S YRACU SE LONG IOTTOM Somdoy SchoOl ot 9 30 am E\lelllng WorShip ot 7130 p m Thur~ llble Study, 7 30 ~ m REEDSVIllE Su!'ddy Sc...l '~a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m fvonong ' 7 30 p m \) n.btP. Gro ce ri esG e n e ral M erchnndr se R ac 1ne 949 2SSO McCoy's Auction ~'\ K&C=~LERS BAPTIST POMEROY WESTSIDf CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mom St 992 5235 Vocal SUN. - THURS. ~I NI ,. SOUTHERN CHAPEL Route 1 Shade 81&le school 7 p m fhundoy worshtp ser\II Ce 8 p m WAID CROSS SONS STORE M1ddtepor1 Pomeroy 0 MEIGS COUNTY Dw1ght l Zav1tz d rec pa stor Roy Mayer Sunday ~choa l supt Church School 9 15 am worsh p ser v1ce 10 30 a m Chcur rehear sal lues day 7 30 p m under d~rechon at Alrce N ease Phone 992 3480 Pomeroy SENTINEL Middleport Onto U STOR~·- MARK V Middleport .-~ .,, . lHE DAILY ;jlFRANKLIN' Alhen~ CHURCH 992 2 196 Phone 992 6304 126 E Ma1n Pomeroy 992 6US ~OMEROY 4t.1 S Th1 r d Middlep ort Eattnor carry Out Ph 992 2101 Counly s~v'"g~ & Loan 216 E Mam Pat Hill Ford, Inc. & PIZZA SHACK John F Fultz, Mgr Loan Co. Ft-rmf!rlv Fmest rn Sectional Modular Homes. The Study Suddenly the clouds parted and a ray ot sun streaked through n that !teet ng moment the landscape became beaut1 tul grayness trans!Orl'(led nto mau ves deep blues and lively gr eens It COil~I•Ofll I !HI - r Kt oS itl Aa~flfiS"'II Sf>I'IIIC t • P 0 &u 81Jl Sunday Monday Proverbs Proverbs 20 24-30 61 116 Thai was a lummg potnt Stnce then God and worship have once more be oome a par1 at my t1le and my problems have disappeared 1n a way never dreamed poss1ble God s goodness 1s always present Go to your place ol worsh p and learn the truths that can translorm you r lite C~t O~tJ~ lit If" II" • 21906 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fuday Saturday Proverbs Acts Hosea Psalms Proverbs 28:5. 10 282631 1-4 19 t 971 4 81 · 10 -~~~~ '!:.!.!.' "t n_i_" "t ' !:.! ' t '~'-·!' t rt!l,• t r<!!• t rr_i:r• t <"~'!,!> t '!;__~, t ,..-~, j • Wc dn esda yc:. ot 7 30 p n ALFRED Sund ay Sc hool a t 9 45 a m M orntng VVo r~ h1p at II o m Youlh 6 30 p m 5 mday ~ W e dn eo.; doy N ght Pray er M ee trnq 7 30 p m 5T PAUl t Tup pe r'.i Pia ns) Sunday Sc hool 9 00 o m Morn ng W or sh p at 1000 om Bbl e Stud y 7 30 p m TuPs 7 30 p m Sll VER RUN FR EE BAPTI ST Rev Mot n Mar k n pa stor Ste" e L Hi e S nd oy chao l <. Jpf Sund ay sc hool 10 am nom nq w or '.i h p I o m Sunday e ... e n nq w or -. t p 7 30 Prayer "l"'ee 1 ng and ~ h i e stud y lh ur c;doy 7 30 p m youth '>C I \1 re b r rn Sunday CHRISliAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 383 do, SO UTH BETHEl IS l ver R dge) S mdoy Sc hool 9 00 a m Morn ng W os h P 10 00 a m Wed n esda y B1ble Stud'( 7 30 p m KENO CHUR CH OF CHRIS T Ol1ver Swoon Super nt end enf Su nday sc hoo l 9 30 every we ek Rev HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNIO N Ke th Ebl n pastor ~u nda y Schoo l 9 30 om l eonard G !mo re f r st elde r even1ng o.;erv1ce 7 30 p m Wednes day pray er meet 19 7 30 p m BEA~WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CH HI ':i T Dua ne Wo r den m1n1 ste r 8 bl e class 9 30om morn1ng wor sh1p 10 30 o m evenrng vvors h p 6 30 p m W c- dnC' ~ doy 81bl e study 6 30 p m 5TIVEHSVIllE COMMUN TV NEW Chur ch Sunday School ser v ce 9 45 om Wor sh p ser v ce 10 30 f vonq el l'i11 C Ser v 1ce 7 30 p m W ednc'.i day Pro.,.er mee fl n g 7 30 l i O N CHURC H O F CHRIST Po mer oy Ho11 onv1 il e Rd Rob er! Pu rtel l pas to r B II McElr oy Sunday sd 'IOo l sup! Sunday <.C hoo l q 30 o m mor n ng w ar c; h p on rl (0 n nun on 10 30 o m Sunday worsho p o.;erv <e 7 p m W ed nec;do y lo'Vf> n ng J.l aye • mee tmg an d B1bl e <. ludy 7 p m ST JO H N LUT HERAN CHUR CH P1ne G ro ve The Rev W II om M dd leo.; worth Past or Chur ch o.; er v1 e~ 9 30 o m 5u n day Sc hool 10 30 a m BHADBURY CHURC H OF CHRIST Jerry P nql ey ~ as tor Sunday c;c haol q 30 o m m o rn1ng w or<i h p 10 30 o m Wed nesday evcn1ng o.; erv ce 7 30 ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Ea r 5hu er pas l or Sunday sc hoo l q 30 o m Church !>ervH: e 7 p m youth m ee h ng 6 > m Tues day Brbl e Study 7 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev John A Collman pa sto r Morth o Woll e Cho1rmon of the Boord ol Chn s loo n l1f e ':) unday Sc hool 9 30 o m mor mng wor sh1p 10 30 SundO) cvemng wor sh1 p 7 30 p m Pra yer mPellng W r!d ne'.idoy 7 30 P m RACINE FIRST BAPTI ST Don l Wa lk e1 Pmtor Robert Smtih Sunday school ~ upt Sunday o.;c hool 9 30 o m m ornrng wor sh1p 10 40 om Sunday evenmg wor sh p 7 30 Wednesday e ven ng 8 ble study 7 30 Rev R D DANVILLE WESLEYAN Brown pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m morn1ng wor~h1p 10 45 yo uth ser v1ce b .45 p m evenmg w o r o.; h p 7 30 , p m prayer ond pro rse W ednesday For A Real Auct1on Call the Real McCoy 1 0 Mac McCoy Rt l Reedsv1lle Oh was like watch1ng CreatiOn For the f1rst lime tn a long ttme I thought of God And I prayed as I had been taught long ago N 1nd A ve M1ddl epor1 Sunday Sc hool 10 00 o m Sun l ues Evc n1ng Serv1CC'S 7 J O p m Frrdoy P1oyer M ee tmg 7 30 pm UBERT'V CHRI STI AN CHURCH --4 L1berty A ve Pom eroy Su nday Sc hool tO 00 o m Wo rst} p 7 30 p m Wedneo.;doy Se rv ce 7 30 a m ( Hf STER CHURCH OF GOD R{' v R E Rob nso n pas to r Sunday school 9 30 o m wo r ~ h p c;e rv Cf 1 T om even ng o;~ r v ce 7 00 youth ~e r v ce Wedn es day 7 00 p m lANG SVIllE CHRI SriAN CHURCH Ho hNI f Mu ss e r po <o tor Su 1doy schoo l ti 30 a m Pa ul Mu sse r '.i upt morn ng woro.;l p 10 30 Sun da y even ng se-r v ce l l!O m d week o.; prv ce W edn esday 7 '" ~ YRA C U 5 E C HUR CH Of THE N AZ AH ENt Rev Jome.-. B K !ti e pastor N o ~r non Pres l ey Sumiay Sd o o l Sund ay '>C hoo l 9 30 Su w nl end en l mormng w o r<.hm 10 45 a m o m ~ vonqehs t t 'oerv oce 7 p m Pr ayer and Pro ~e We dnes dny 7 1--l tn youth meet nq 7 p m EDfN UN IT ED BRETHR EN IN CHRI ST ~l dcn H Blo k e po'.i tot Sunda y Sc hoo l I 0 1 rn Ro bert Re ed sup! Morn ng o.;er non II a m Sunday n•ght o.;er v ces ( h, \ I an Ende avo r 7 30 p m Song se r v ce B p m Pre ochmg l:l 30 p m M dwee l.. P oy e r m e et ng Wednesday 7 p m Al v n Ree d loy l eader CHUR CH O F JESUS CHRIS T Lo cat ed at Rut on d on N ew l mo Rood ne xl to For e~.t Acr e Pork Rev Roy Ro use pas tor Ro be rt Mu sc;er Sunday School wpt Sunda y sc h oo l 0 30 a m wor <o h1 p 7 30 p m 8 bl e St ud y Wedne~day 7 30 p m Sat urd ay n ght pray er sNv ce 7 30 p m HEML OCK G RO VE CHRI SIIAN Roger Wogan pas l o t Mrldred Z1 egler Sunday ~c hoo t supt M o r n ng wo rsh p 9 30 a m ':)undnyschool t 0 30 o m even m g ser v ce 7 30 MT UNIO N BAPTI ST M e r n Tee l 5 po-; tor Joe Say r e Sunday Sc hool Supermten en1 Sunday school q 45 a m eve n1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m Pro~ e r neet1ng 7 30 p m Wednesday TUPPER S PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRI ST Vmce nt C Wat e r s Ill m n1ster Hermon Block supe rrntendent Sunday School q 30 a m ev enrng serv1ce 7 p m TillE CHURCH IS AN OASIS Ever consider what a church IS' It IS many thmgs It IS a gathermg of people who want to worship the Lord God Almighty and also of people seekmg the Lord God so they too nught worship Him Tbe church IS many things but most of all tt IS an Oasis If you remern b«(r any desert stones or movies, you Will know that an Oasis IS a watenng place in the and, dry land that IS called a desert, waste land It seems nothing grow~ there except around the OasiS where there Is water of life for a few trees and some grass This IS what a church Is even today, an Oasis Ufe Is for many, long, weary, hot, rruserable and very tinng So also IS a trap an the desert But when that Oasis appears 11 1s suddenly a bnghter day A chance to rest and refresh yourself A tune to pause and consader what Is just past We have a chance to refresh our tired bones and rrunds and sparlts The hungry, weary, tared. soul can refresh atself on the word of God and the hymns of praise along wtth the feUowship of the saants gathered together mthe church This Is why 11 IS so unportanl to attend church nus IS where beUevers in Jesus ChriSt gather to learn of Him and share Him wtth Others. The time always comes when we need a breathing penod to recharge our batteries. At home It IS our physacal side but the church recharges our spantual Side Each and every Sunday the stght of the church should give us a Uft as does the distant vaew of that OasiS to the weary dellert traveler El!ch Sunday we should feel the joy of going home lrom church wtth our sp1ntual battenes recharged for another week. Wbal a day off from work does for our bodies, the couple of Hours m church each week does for our souls and sp1nt Oh Lord, your church Is indeed an oasiS Refresh my sp1nl With your presence there always Rev William Muldleswarth The Lutheran Church 985 3944 Wedne sday B ble Study 7 p m CHE STER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert G rot e pa stor Frank R tile sup! Sunde'( School 9 30 a m Wor ~ h p ~erv ce II om and 7 30 p m 1-lroye r meet ng Wedne <.doy 7 30 p m lAUREl CLIFF FREE Mt:THODI 51 CHUR CH Rev Floyd F Shuok pas tor Ll oy d Wr ghf Dtrec tor o t Chro shan t::duco tron Sunday Sc hool 9 JO o m Mormnq Wo rsh p 10 30 o m Cho1 t Ev en ng Proch ce Sunday b 30 p m Worshop 7 30 p m W e d ne~ do y ProyP t and B ble Study 7 30 p m DtXTE R CHURCH Of CH RI':)T Cho le'> Ru s~e ll Sr m tn 1ster RICk Ma co mb er '.i upt Sunday sc hool q 30 o m wm sh ~ se rviCe 10 30 am B bl e Stud y lu esd oy 7 30 p m Rt O RG ANI ZED CHUR CH O F JE SU-:, CHRI ST OF LATTER DAY ~AINTS Portl and Roc ne Rood W I om Rou sh ~O '> Ior Phy l\ s Stoborl Sunday Schoo l -:, up! ~ undoy Sc hool 9 30 o m Morn ng wo rc:. h p 10 30 a m Sunday e-"e n ng se rv ce 7 p m W edne c; doy Pve n ng r ro yer serv ces 7 30 p m BETHLEH EM BAPTI~l Rev fori ~ hule1 1>os tm W orsh p scrv ce IJ JO a m ~u n day ~c ho o l 10 30 o m 8 ble Study and praye r scrv ce lhur<.doy 7 :JOp m CARLET O N CHURCH K•ng '>bur y Roo d Gory K1nq JJO<o tor ) undoy ~( h ool q JO a m Rolph Ca rl w per nlf'nd e tl eve n ng wor sho p 7 30 p m Pra yer n ee ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m LO NG BOTT OM CHRIStiAN rom R chosen pas to r Wallace Damew ood Sunday School S 1pe rrntend unt Wm ~ h 1--1 se v ce ot 9 am B ble School 10om HY\ H l JJI N HO t lf'l t-<, ( HI f?( H H , th n I> I n I I I I) ~/'o o I 1 I I II ,, l I FREEDO M G O SPEl MI SS ION ot Bold K 10b loc at ed on County Rood 3 1 Re., La wre nce G u esen r omp pa ~ tm Re" Roge W lll or d O!> S '> toni p o'-. t or Prear h ng c;e r v 1ces Sunda y 7 30 1--1 rn pt O'( e r m ee t ng WC' dnes doy 7 :JO I) m Gory Grdf 1th leade r You th gro u p~ ) undoy cvc.ng b 30 p m w th Roge r a nd V ole t W II lo rd o~ l eade r '> Commun o n ~ f'r " ce-~ t rs t Sun day each m onth WHtn 5 CH APEl Co ol v li e RD R ~v Roy D eet e r pas tor Sunday -;chool 9 30 a m wor sh p se r v ce 10 30 a m B bl e<.t ud y ond p ro .,. er o.;e voce Wedn P<. rl cy 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH Of lHRI5 T Bob Buck r ghorn pa stor Her b fll ot1 Sun day sc hool ~ 1pt Sunday '>c hao 9 30 o m mo rn ng wo rsh p and co mun on 0 JOo m RUTLAND BIBU:: MUH O DI ~ l CHUR CH Amo~ Tdl 5 p a!>I Ot Donny TIt :. Sundo.,. ~c hoo l Su pt Sunday Sr hoo l 9 30 o m lo ti o Ned by mot n ng wor sh p 5u ndoy f'~rc n nq serv ce 7 00 p m Pra yt:>r meet nq Wednes day 7 00 p m RU t LAN D C HUR C H 0~ THf NAZAHENE ~ ev Lia r d D Gnmm Jr past or Sunday o.;c hoo l 9 30 o m wo r ~ h p <>et v ce 10 30 a m 1:\r o od co~ t I vcover WMP O young peopl e\ ~t-r v {t> 7 p m Evonqcl si1 C sc-rv cc 7 30 p m Wedn e<.doy se rv iCe 7 30 p m 1-= IRST SOUTH ERN BAP li S f L o rn er a t ~ero nd end And e r ~on Mo~on Pastor F onk Lowth er Sunday o.;c hoo l 9 45 om wor sh1 p se 1~1 ce 11 am ond 7 30 p m Weeldy B bl e St1 dy Wedneo.; doy 7 30 p m MAS ON CHURCH 0 ~ CHRI':) T M ll er St M ason W Vo Eug ene L Conge r m n sl er Sunday Brbl e Study I 0 o m Worshtp II o m and 7 p m Wednesday Btbl e Study vo cal mu ~ IC 7 p m LIFE SCI ENCE CHURCH 12 N orth T h~rd St Ch esh.r e lndepe 1de nt fun domen to l ser v 1ce o.; Sunday even ng 7 30 p m Pm. tor Rev Or Robert Person s MASO N ASSEMBlY ,PF GOD Duddmg Lone Ma son W Vo Rev Ronn e 8 Rose Po stor Sunday School q 415 o m Mornmg Wo rs l-·up 11 a m Even ng Ser v ce 7 JO p m Wednesday Women s M•nr str e o; 9 a m (m eeting and p raye r Prayer and 81ble Study 7 p m I HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev Wrllrom Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m James Hughes supt evemng se r v ce 7 30 p m Wedn esday ev onmg prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Youth prayer \crvrce each Tuesdoy FAIRVIEW BIBlE CHURCH letar t W Vo Rt I Mark trw1n pastor Worshtp !lervtCes 9 30 o m Sunday school 11 om evenmg wor shtp 7 30 p m Tue\ dey cottage praye r meeftng and 81ble 9 30 o m Worsh1p serv1ce • tudy Wednesday 7 :10 p m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH now located on Pomeroy P1ke County Rood 25 near Flatwoods Rev Blackwood pastor Ser v1c os on Sundoy a1 10 30 o m and 7 30 p m w rlh Sunday school 9 30 a m 81ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOLINfSS m tt~¥·';'•'1 00 E Nahonwtde Ins Co Diamond M1 Kingsbury Home Sales & Service :· : 214 E Mam 992 51 JO Pomeroy J Wm 'Btl! Brown, Owner Pho,ne 16141142 2171 ot Columbus, o 804 W M.atn ¥92 2318 Pomeroy Pome..-ov s 216 Sec ond P om e ro y 992 332S SHl N 2nd 992 9962 Reuter-Brogan Insurance Semces Rutland Oh10 45775 ~AULEY, 282 W Mam Pomeroy 991 2955 P. J. lit Prescnpt1ons Street 992 91'21 M1ll Work Cabtnet Makmg CHEECH }W61CE lit IJPMRn 1 servrce Locus•& ~~~!! ~ Complete Automotive VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS SWISHER &LOHSE RACINE PlANING MILL Now thru Ju~ 23 Pomny 011t \11k planned for church EWS &SONS SOHIO Weekend meetmg Barbara Duvall Mae Hickley Clay was held June 26 at the home of Shirley and A1rnee Houston, Jamce Mrs Don Hubbard Syrucusc l.a wson Mrs Ph1lhps Delores and l ISa Whttlock Donna Bolt D1ane A pmk and blue color scheme "as Wh1te Tommy Fauber PhylliS and M1ssv Cia} Candy and Tammy c amed out for the shower Hefresh Staa ts, Me l1 ssa Yonker and ments of cake mmts nub punch Angelea Coll1ns ~nd c.:orfu~ wer e serv ed Hostmg the Sendmg gtfts were Conme Staats shu\\ er \\ ere I ola Hubbard and Kathryn Hysell l ola Roberts, Nan daughter Stcphame Haymarket cy and Cmdy Neutzhng Chastty Va Games were played w1th pnzes Kmg Mrs Orpha Rouse Juhe Nan gomg to Mildred P~erce Charlotte ce Jean Hall Els1e Jones Donna Nease Esth er Ha rden a nd a nd Tt1s h Da' IS and Eleanor Burham Geraldmc Fa uber Ann1versary News Notes This Message and Church Directory SpQnsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. MNDAV CHESTER PTO, 7 30 Monday on the playground Renovatton of pl ayground equipment to be diScussed All mterested parents and teachers asked to attend A i<J ) cttt: shower hononng Donna Grover J ennrfer Long Bottom , Mr Mrs Jane Htll,lonnerly a teacher are C<Jnsistently manifested m her m the Letart Falls Elementary students 'day after day, week after School, Me~gs County, has been week, year after year stated Lester named 'Teacher of the Year" m Mensch, Gladys County supenn· tendent of schools Glades County, Fla 'Teaching the child to be aware of As Teacher of the Year ,' Mrs his need for mtegr1ty and faith, truth H11l was guest of honor at a county wide luncheon, was presented a and responsibility, JOY and pnde are beauttful engraved plaque by the Jane's foremost concerns She board of educatiOn and was given a demonstrates her love of teaching certificate of appreclat1on by the through takmg the time to laugh, hsten work with and love her Flonda Department of Educabon Mrs Hall received her bachelor children ' Jane 's husband, Dale,Is employed degree m education at Rto Grande College m 1970 and taught at the by the U S Corps of Engmeers and Letart Falls school before gomg to works at the locks m Moore Haven Moore Haven m 1970 She has Jusl Three of Mr and Mrs IDU's four C<Jmpleted her lith year at the sons and the1r families sbU live m Moore Haven Elementary School ll"ngs County They are Pale II an She 1s currently enrolled m the his wafe , Amy, Marvtn and his wife, Masters Degree program m ad Jan, and their children, Ahdrew and nuniStratton and superviSIOn at the J enm and Michael and Mindy and Umvers1ty of South Flonda and ex their children Dolly and Mtchael Joe II The fourth son, Danny and his peels to receive her masters m 1982 A report on the honors bestowed wife, Kathryn, reside at Fort upon Mrs H1ll states A second Lauderdale, Fla Mrs DaUas Hill of grade teacher at Moore Haven Apple Grove and Mrs. Dolores Elementary Jane believes m Casper of Colwnbus are siSters of makmg each day a special day m 1.lrs Hill, Carl Wolfe, Southern High the hfe of the children' m her basketball coach, IS her brother and classroom The personal quahtuJS her mother IS Mrs Dolly Wolfe of that make Jane a successful teacher Apple Grove SUNDAY REV CE CIL WISE guest speaker at Hobson Church of Chnst m Chnsltan Untun at 7 30 p m THE THIRD ANNUAL reumon of the late Geot ge and Katherme Baer \Hll be he ld Sunda) at Royal Oak Park I reception bulldmg 1 Basket dmner at 2 p m Donna Clay honored I he OR .. "~ Bible school program set for Friday News Notes '\ lltiH l.tiiTII \.- 1rgtma Oller had the secretary treasurers report and tembe r The menu for next \\eek at the Me1gs Semor Citizens Center ts an nounced It mcludes Monda) Corn beef turm p Pomerov - Mtddleport. Ohto Former Meigs educator is honored in Florida Social Calendar Senior Citizens calendar vct tatwmng here wtth h1 s pare nts at P1cn1c Sunday SUMMER MISSIONARIES - Tracy Short and James Holcombe will be domg summer nuSSlonary work lor the Hope Baptist Chapel, 570 Grant St.. Middleport They will be mvolved Jn backyard Bible School work and will go door to door seeking church atlendance. Pictured are Tracy Short, seated, back, l·r, Tom Gladeau, pastor and James Holcombe relattves Fnday, July 10,1981 CHURCH INC Pearl St M1ddleport Rev 0 Dell Manley pastor Sunday school q 30 o m Mornmg wonh1p l 0 30 a m evenmg worsh1p 7 30 p m lvesdov 12 30 p 1"'1 Womsn s prayer meelmg Prayer ohd pro1se ser v1ce Wednesday 7 30p m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Elder James M1ller B1ble ~t u dy Wed neo.;doy 7 30 p m Su nda y Srhoo l 10 o m Sv ndoy nogh t ser v•ce 7 30p m PO Ml;ROY WESL EYAN HOLI NES S Ho t r .,om li e Hood O ~w~y K n g pas tor Henry fb i n Jr Sunda y Sc hoo l Sup t Su 1d ay Schoo 9 30 o m Morn ng War h p 11 a m Sund ay evenrng ser v ce 7 30 m Pra yer Meet1ng Thur sday 7 30 SYRACU SE FIRST CHURCH Of GOD Pent ecos ta l Rev Georg e 0 l er JO~ t o r Wors h p '>er v ce Sunday 9 45 No -:, undo y ~c ho o l t om wo ~ h p 7 30 p m Th ur sdo'( pra yer mE'(' I nq 7 30 p m M I HERMON Un ted Brethr e n tn Ch r <.1 Chur( h Re... Robe rt S a nde r ~ po~ t o 1 Do n W II loy le ade r loc at ed n Te•o., Comr wn ty oH CR B2 Sunday c;c hoo 9 30 o m M or n ng w or sh1p s~ r v Cf' 10 45 am even ng preach ng se r voC(! <.econd and fou rt h Sunda ys 7 30 p rn Chr ~ I on En dea.,or h rst an d th rd ~ l ndoys 7 30 p m W£1dnPsdoy p raye r mee t ng end B b e stud'( 7 30 p m JEHO VAH S WtrNE SSES 37319 Stol e Ro l c 12.t (O ne m l e eo'.i t ol Aut land) ~u 1doy B b e e clu e q 30 CJ m Wal ch to wf!'f ~ tudy 0 'lO o m Tuesday B bll ~tudy 7 JO fJ rn Thu <. duy hoocr ol c ).choo l 7 30 p m Ser v ce M e.-.t nq e LOp m IHHLA.NI) FR t::EWILL BAPTIST Chur ch Rutl an d Dona ld Korr Sr Sol em St )0\ l o r Sud 5tew o I '.iU ~Int{'nd en t ) nday S< hoo l 10 o m e-vet'l rng wo r <. h p 7 30 p m WPdn esd oy evl!n ng Slo!f v cf'7 30 p m l HUR CH O F GOD ol P1oph@c y loc o te-rl on the 0 J Wh te ~ ood ofl h qh woy I bO Su nday Sc hoo l 10 a rn Supennl erd enl Joh n Love day ~ r'> t Wed nes day n ght o l mot th CPMA ~e r v o ces ~eco nd Wed ne'> rloy WMB mee t n g th rd through I lth yOl th o;e rvtce George Croyle past or HOPE BAPTI ST CHAPEL 570 G ran t ) I M ddl epo rt Sunday Sc hoo l 10 o m mor n nq wor ... h f1 1 I o m E'\o P.n ng war h p 7 p m W e dn es day ev en nq B bl e 1 ly and 1-Jt Oye m eet 19 7 p m AI I o tc d w 1h So uth e- rn Bop1 st lon vc n o n <.c• " CC' ' oo ~f.IAOf O R D ( HUH CH OF CHRI SI R cky G Ib ert p O!> I or Steve fl cke n s u pN nl r>n d en t Sunday X hool 9 30 o Cht rch 5e ' " ces 10 JOa m JUIS!I H CHRI Sl AN CENH R Gt o qf'., Cree k Rood ~ ev C J Le mley pn o.;tor Joh n ~ell ut e 'I.U JJf> r nl f> nrif> nt Cht •ch ~( h oo t 'I 30om morn ng wa r ~ h p 10 JO 1 vcn n y ..,e-r v1cc 7 p m B ble Stu rlt l hul\ 7 p m Uos!>e'.i l or o il agee; Nt r t ry p ov rl ed l or wo t ~ h p !ii er v ce" )I PAUL lU THERAN CHUR CH Ler ner ol ':iycu l1 0t C and ~econ d Si s Pom eroy he Rl'v W l om M ddleswo rth Po sta ';, ndo y Sc hoo o f 9 45 o m and Church )C> t " ce~ 1 o m ) A CHED HEART ~ ev l- athe r Po u t 0 Wolron po<. tor Ph one qq'l '1825 Sntur ri ay e-. en nq M o"> S 7 30 Sundoy Mo s.~ B o 1rl 0 o 11 Cor le..,s on Saturda y ' 7 30p"' VIC l ORY BAPl 5 1 515 N 2nd 51 M rld epor1 Jomc-'> I: Kees ee pa stor S J d ov mo nmg wor~ h p I 0 o m e"e n nq \Nv c" 7 We d ne~ d oy e., e n ng war sh p 7 p n V ~ l ot on Thu r'> dav 6 30 "" tRINI TY Chro 't l on A\'l.embly Coo lv1ll e ( lbe1t -:,pt>nrer pas tor Sun da y " hool 9 30 o 1n mor nong wor sh p 11 o m S\ nJoy even ng ~erv ce 7 30 p m m dweel.. prayer se rviCe Wedn es day 7 30 p m MO UNT 0 1 vc- Co mmun.t y Chu rch Lnw renr f' Bu ~ h po'> fot Ma x Folmer Sr St p er nt emic nl Sunday Sc hool and mar n nq wor sh1 p <l 30 a rn Sunday even ng .,orv ce 7 p m Youth meehng and 81bl f> <.11dy Wedn c\ da y 7 p n Route 7 on UNITED FAITH CHURCH Pome roy bypO\\ ~ cv !l obe d Sm th Sr p o~ tor Rl!v Jam('\ Cund It osc. ~ toni po~ I O I Sun day Sr h oo l q 30 o m morn nq wor o;. h p 10 J O n m evenmg wol -; h p 7 :JO W om e n '> Fel o wsh p II e~ doy o; 10 n m W e dne ~ doy n1 qh 1 proyer o.;er vtct:> 1 )U p m FAITH BAPTI ST Church Mason meet al Untied St eel Workers Unton Hall Rorlrood St Ma o.; on Posfof O r Jam es DeBruhl Mo rnmg W01 Sh1p 9 30 o m Suncfa_y School 10 30 a m Even ng ser vtce 7 p m Praye r meet1ng Wed 7 30 p m Mitl w eek 8 ble study Thurs 7 pm FO~EST RUN BAP TI~T Rev Nyl e Bord en po•.t o 1 Corn el us Bun ch Sunday school 9 30 superrntenden! a m second and lourth Sul'ldoy c; war sh1p se rv ce of 2 30 p m fourth • ond MT MORIAH ~AP T \ 5T Morn St M1ddleport Rev Calvrn M1n n. s pG§fOr M rc; Elv n Bt.~mgordn P f sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m wo r<. h ser .,1ce 10 45, a m NORTH BETHH Unl\cd M ~ tho 11"' • Church Re v Chorlc., Dom1g0n po-; to r Sunday Schoo l 9 30 o m wors h p .)•N -!;y ndoy 8tbl e Sh ody viCe 10 45 o m 7 00 p m Wedn e'!.doy proytrr mee hnq 730pm BUfUtNCHAM SO UTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH Rout e 1 Shade Poslor Don Block Aft l1ot ed w th SoutMrn Bopt "i l Convet'rticn Sunday sc hool t 30 p m Sunday worsh1p 'J. 30 p,.. Thu ro.;day . e verung Bibl e c; turiy 7 p m PENTECOSTAL A SSEMBLY Roc•ne Route 12'-4 Wdllom Ho back pet1or Sun day school 10 a m Sunday lite' nq ser vrce 6 )0 p m We dnesday ~tenmg ser VIC8 7 CA.RPIHlER BAPTIST R~ Freeland Norn1 Don Cheadle Sup! Sun day Sdteol q 30 a m Morn '"I Worship 10 30 • m Pray e r Servtce alternate Sundayl ,.,,o, �' Page--8-The Daoly Sentinel Martha Greenaway. John A. Greenaway to Columboa Gas Trans. Corp , Right of Way, Salisbury Vashti Gnnun, dec to Barbara J . Brutuan, Patr1c1a A Tarr , Cert of Trans ., Letart. Richard FISher, dec to Mildred F1sher, aka Mildred F1sher Me · Damel, Theodore Ftsher, Lots, Pomeroy Robert R McDamel, Mildred Ftsher McDamel to Theodore C. Fisher, Lots, Pomeroy Cecil L Story to Leading Creek Cons D1st , R1ght of Way, Salem Cell J Longstreet aka Cella I. Longstreet to Wade B Patnck, Scott R. Patroc k, Cert. of trans . Sctpoo Freda F Clark to Virglllia MllX!ne Schuler, Linda L. Schuler, Parcel, Salisbury Stanley, Nancy Prather, Reece A. Prather to Freda M. Smith, 28 acres , Columbl8. Charles E. Rhodes, Linda L. Rhodes to Ronal~ E . Hewlett, Dorothy J . Meyer HeWlett, 2 52 acres, Olive FernS. Stansbury, fonnerly Fern H Sweeney to Jerry L. Johnson. Sharon F. Johnson to Isabelle Brandeberry, P,arcels, Rutland. Davod F Reed , Nancy L. Reed to R Craog Mathews, Barbara Mathews, 3.98 acres, Bedford. Wade B Patnck, Brenda Patnck, Scott R Patrick to J Phillip Jones, LoiS Jones, Parcels, SctplO. Denver 0 .- Curtis, Neva Curtis to Dennis M. Dobbins, Kerry L. Dob· bins, Barbara Jo Ann Dobbons, one· haU acre, Lebanon. Mary Hulda Klem, dec. to Eva Mae Stoecker, Cert of trans , Mod· dleport. Gatha Alvarado, Dommgo Alvarado to Michael D Adkins, Lyn· da Adl<1ns, .23 acre, Mmersvtlle. LewiS L. Smtih, dec. to Freda M Smoth, Oleva Stanley, Nancy Prather, Cert. of trans., Colwnbta Oleva A. Stanley, Larry J Mr a nd Mrs. Don Bell were recent Sunday guests of her a unt, Mrs. Gladys McClam and family at Cutler, Ohio Mr and Mrs Bob Casper, gra n dson, Broan Dye of Columbus spent a weekend woth Mrs. Dolly WoUe and farruly Recent Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Arnold Anderson, Brenda and Lor!, we re Mr and Mrs Ted WtUord, Kun and Lisa of Portland. Calling on the Andersons Wed nesday were Mrs Martha Meadows, c hildren Tanuny and Tonya of Por· tland. A cookout was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Htll a recent Sunday on honor of their son, P J HilL who was celebratmg his 16th birth· day P J was presented a cakt decorated wtt h white ocmg With }ellow roses and green leaves m· scrtbed wtth "Happy Birthday, P J 16 " He also recetved many lovely gofts. cards and money Attending were his grandparents, Mr and Mrs George Htcks of Pomeroy a nd Mrs Katoe Holl of Letart Othe,.,. were Mr and Mrs Harry Deerm, daughter Courtney of Parkersburg, Mr and Mrs .Joe Glenn of Racone, Vtrgtl Hills, sons Dwtght and Jared, Charley Htll , children Thomas a nd Jody ' Pubhc Naflce rOI I (t IOHIOOtk' ~ f. t 1 .O i k' OF k'00F~ v1ce s h o uld c ontar:t E lea nor T h omas Execut•ve D 1r ector, Metgs County Council on Ag1 nq , Inc, a t Bo x 7'11 Mulberr y Heigh t s, Po m er oy, Oh10 45769, to obta1n full details of the type of tr a ns port at1on serv 1ce th at IS needed pn or to preparmg a proposal Wr 1tt e n c omments and/ or proposa ls must be subm•tted w1th1n 30 days to the agency at th e above ad dress w1th a co py to the Oh•o Depa rtm ent of Tran s por tat ton Burea u of Publ•c Tran spor rattan, 25 Sou th Front St r eet, Col umbus., OhiO 432 15 Atte nt1 on Tr ans •t Resource Manager NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT IN r \1 OF F IDU CIARY ' ' HOOI l)l~ I 1-11 r I ')( c1 lrd pr oro">nls will hf' On June 23 1981 , rn th e Mergs Co unty Probate Court CasC' No vt'cl oy th f' BoM cl ot ~ dUt c llJOn o i ltl( • N' C' HI~ LOl d l Sc hool Dlslr l( l ol MICI CII f' ~Or t Oh 10 ,11 l h(' 1' 1 ~1su rrr s Oth er' un t il 1' 110 N-(k)n on ;\uqu s t .l , 1:.11" ... n-n nt t hnt 111rc orr' nf'd ,_nct rf'c'lCI b( th e r r 1 o~ :.u r " r 10 ~n• c l Boilnl ill 23468 Joseph R Bailey Rf 1 Mrdd leporL Ohro 45760 was a pp ornfed E>:.e cu lor ol lhf' es l a l e of Russell G earley deceased, l at e of Ohm Rt 1 M rddiPport H.. 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Prinl NAME, AOORESS, governmental ZIP, SIZE, and STYLE NUIIIER. I~· and snopptng streamlined the sewlnl lo save you t1me so you can save 1 , }'i!!'lAetvs County Coun· ·money' Send now lor NEW1981 l~'~.;;.;.;.~i~! tnc tnvttes and / or SPRING·SUMMER PATI£RN CAT- '•v"""~;"~.. "-~!" a ll In· ALOG 100 styles, free pattern public. private ~nc coupon. (l2 Value) Cata toe. $1 . -~~~ operators .~0.~1 operators, All CUfT lOOKS •• $2.00 uth for ."!I.. of trans· . IQ~ ·~~:'' for the al~; ""'"' lJO.Su..,._SU. wlln In our nan ser·· we lltl:J: ~'Q.ilti 31-5'1 l~EIIrT_,... Books and CllajOC - add 11C each lor I>D•t•ee and handltng vi . Who are in· Pomeroy, OH . 992 ·2174 Farm Buildings S•zes 'From JOxJO " Utility Buildings Rt ), Bo K 54 Racme , Oh 949 2860 Office 742-2003 GeorgeS. Hobst etter Jr . Broker For Fast ~en11CP eOryer~ •R~nge s eHoiWaler Repal n nq - coon Oo~hw.lshe n ~l n CP rank s N EW LISTING Rac •n e Lov e ly t wo stor y hom e Owner IS wood cra ft sma n and woodwork •S ex Qu•s•te throughout 5 bedrooms. bath, I1 V1ng room. d1n1ng room , ln m dy room , modern k •tchen w1 th break fas t r oom Also extra n 1ce 24 x4·4; workshop $37 500 00 HJ S0"- 20·JO H P. HA 60"-25-60 H P HE 60" - 45·80 H.P All Models Available Nea r M iddleport, off Rt 7 Remode led 3 bedroom hOme , llv•ng room , k1f che n utlltty , ba t~ . ce ll ar o n 21~ acres w1th fru•t trees and g r ape a r LEO MORRIS Rt. I Stde Htll Rd . Rutland, Oh10 PH 742·2455 5 II ti c bor $16.000 00 LOAN ASSUMPTION Low •nt e re st In Rutland Two s to r y hom e, 4 bedroom s 2 bat hs, u til•tv on 315 ac re Ask. .ng $33,000 00 Noe e 3 bedroom , a ll elec tr• c. large liv 1ng room , k.t chen and d1n1ng com b , bath carport and stor age o n l a rg e co rn er lo t Pr•c e red uced \ 1110do I IIIII •I I I I I I II ll l o 0 /~ 1 I ' • )l' I II I ( I IH' r\ I 0 I II r ,I t 1I t • • r"{. 0 \ ' 11 r1 1 r J• TOM HOSKINS I PRICE REDUCE D $37, 000 00 1 r•n l:ll'l\>11 ,- "''" I' n1c1 l c;": trtm v ', b I r ~ OCfPI ;!') IJI !'"1 t I f t 'Ill r I 0 IOCII'I l/11 H ,ly • IICI I J tt c N H ) wanrea I For Sale 109 Htgh Sl .. Pomeroy - 628lmo Mille or Female. Accepting appUcattons tor full ttm~ permanent technologist. MT 1e1tg1ble (ASCP) Ml T (HEW) Salillry comm•serate w1th e•· pereence. AMUiftl mo11htd to : w. Luc11, Admtnlstrator Veterans Memorio~l Hosp1tal REGISTERED NURSES for s. Nursing Care Unit . (primarily geriatrics) 8 9. 10;,__ _ _ __ MulllerrV Helgllts Pomeroy, Ohlo4S7" P-114·"2-2104 Equal ()pponunlty Employer ; . . SURGICAL TECHNICIAN EXCELLENT SAlARY AND BENEFITS Contact: Director of Nursing , Pleasant V~ley Hospital ' . -.· Valley Drive Pl Plusant, W. Va. 25550 ConloCI: TerHI Collins, R.N . Veterans Memoriol Haspotol P-roy, Ohio 457" P-114·"Nie4 Equal 0-"'nllv Employer $ '195 1 ' s q. Yd ' lmrnHi•te Openine-- Ex,.,.itiiCtcl Surgical Technocian Full Time Ex · cellent Benefits such ~s : pension plan, long-term dilllliltty, and t'lospitaliaatton. Sal1ry commeserate wltll ••IMirfence Starling An equsl..opportuni,Y om SELECTION.()~ f, ' ' .. •; '-. ' ' Card of Thanks I WISh to thank Dr. Sub· blah, Dr Berkich, ahd Dr. Yodlawski for a successful surgery and the wonderful care the nursing staH at Holzer Medical gave me Center Also to friends and neighbors who called or sent cards. Herman Will and Georgia and Harley Smllh . 2 12 13. 14 IS . 16. 33 The family of Mary E. Leonard, wislles to thank all tllelr friends and neigh· bors who sent food , cards and a lithe lovely flowers In the recent death of our _ t-·-·-·"' ·-------------------·.. --1 Classified Pages cover the following 'telephone exchanges ... . • tor those who qualify. 2 No layOffs or strikes. 3 Management position avaltble. High School educatton and ---------- Traders day at Meigs Co. 11·:-:==~;;:,::;;;:;:===-T===-===;=:;===~ Fox Hunters cabin on 7 Yard Sate 9 Wanted 10 Buy E agle Ridge Rd Buy, sell, SCASH! trade or give away. See Yard Sale 'July 10·11·12 FOR YOUR FURNITURE Corby Cleek or Bob Clonch Clothing, dishes, bicycles, ONE PIECE sat, July 11. lots of mise Items. On Stale Rt. 7, 112 mile below OR HOUSE FULL COME TO 2 420LIVE 11o SECOND LONELY Christian let . Rt. 18 OR CALLStngles. Meet Christian OIJt «6 4775 singles lnyour area. Write Yard Sale 2 mi OPEN9T05 southern Christian Singles Georges Creek, Ebltn A· Club, PO Box 1823, Sum · Frame . Clothes, Sears sew mervllle, SC 2'1483 or call 1- machine, and mise July 10 WANT TO BUY Old furllo11 . 10to4 BOH71 ·9150, 24 hours niture and Antiques of all ktnds, call Kenneth swatn, Sale with 256· 1967 In the evenings PIANO Lessons. Lucy Jane Garage Bulmer. HarHord. WV 882 Trea•ures Galore I 61~mtly sale at 525 First Ave Fri 2395 to Buy used Buck and sat. from 9:00 till Wanted 7 OOPM Furniture , an · Stove Call245 9375. 4 G•veawar ANY PERSON who has anything to give away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other thing lor sa le may place an ad in this column. There wtll be no ttques, elCerclse b1ke , books. dishes, clothes, and miSC. 2 Family Yard Sole July 9,10, 11,13,&1<4 9 · ? Jackson Rd across from grade school In Vtnton, OH charge to the advertiser Free to good home, male beegle pup. Call after 6PM 4-16·4806 . Lovable ktttens to good home 2 males and 1 female lttter tratned Call ~-9479. 3 Famtty Garage Sale July 10 11th, Friday and Satur day Good c lean clothtng (some large size ladies clothes),mens and boys jeans, baby things, lamps, recliner chair, and some antiQues. 112 mtle off route 7onRoute218 T1oer kittens about 9 weeks old Phone «6·0974. Large Gallia Co. Area Code . Meigs Co. Area Code 614 446-Galllpolls "2-MiddleP.Ort 347-Cheshire Pontaroy 311-Yinton 91s-Choster 24s-Rio Grande 343- Porlland 379-Walnut Dist. 247- Lttort Falls 2Uo.-Guyon Dlst . 949-Raclne · 643-Arabia Dlst. 742- Rulland Muon Co. W. Vo. Are• Code 304 675-'-Pt: Pleosonl 451-'teon 576-Apple Grove 7'13-MIISon• 614 tn Memoriam UJ-NewH~ven J tfS-Letart 9J7- Bulialo TOPLACEANADCALL JI!'Meigs countY ' 992-2156 ' ' ,. ·' Fri July 10, Sat July 11, 13, & 14 9·? 624 Deenie Dr 2 German Shepard Call «6 7783 miles from Holzer Hospital across from Gallia Auto Sales New Avon baby ttems, all s1zes clothing 1 kitten 8 wks old Call 4.464027. Yard Sale July 9, 10.&.11 9 ? 4 miles past HMC Rt 160 N. 6 week otd puppies mother reg Dobermanand fater 3 kittens, litter tra1ned, wh1te, yellow, and m1xed Ca II «6·1248 Evergreen ext 3 Familv Yard Sale Sat only , 95 Good school clothes, white house across 8 wks old, 3 from Addavllle school . 2 female, 112 Irish , 112 German Pollee Yard Sale Cherry Ridge Rd., Vtnton , OH Friday & black Caii2S6-1637 Reduce Mle a. faai with Gollete Tallleta a. E·Vep 'Wat.r pllla' • Gillingham ~· Galllplll(a,OHi . BEDS· lRON , BRASS, old furntture, gold, St iver dollars, wood Ice boxes, stone 1ars, ant1ques, etc., Complete households Writ~ M.D Mtller , Rt 4, Pomeroy , on Or V'/2·7760 CHIP WOOD . Poles max diameter 14" on largest end $12.50 per ton Bundled slab . $10 .50 per ton . Deliverd to Ohto Pallet Co , Rock Sprtngs Rd, Pomeroy 992·2689 HARPER HAL~TEAD SALVAGE CO, 11th and Viand Street, now buying metals (copper , brass, aluminum , lead, stain less steel. battertes and radtators. ginseng, yellow root, catnip .!lnd sassafras) 10 am to 6 pm datly. Also Flea Market on Saturdays CAII675 5868 COLLIE and Coonhound Yard Sale 110 Chillicothe Puppies. V'/2-2770 Rd. Galltpolts. Monday, lues , & Wed Girls sum Female kttten . Ltght mer clothes 6 to 8, odds 11o ' colored . "2·3577 ends. Reasonable priced K1ttens For Information call Humane Soc1ety. 992 6505. Yard Sale at 493 Broadway St , Middleport. Wed ·Sat 3 family July 9-10 ll , 9·• KITTENS , Must ftnd D1nnette sets, base homes for 3 kittens, 2 cabinets, baby items 992 tygers and one light gray. 3079. 133 Butternut Ave. Can be seen at 398 Grant St , Middleport or call 992 l Gar11ae Sale Fri Sat. Ar 2520 afler 6 p m. Addttion, Tuppers Jackson residence s Happy Ads 6 Lostand Found Lost : Border Collie black and white In color. Lost In the Northup area. Contact Frank Walter or call «67401. Reward offered . posltedam . Beegle black and White, goes by the name of Beebe. Name on co tilfr Tom Yard Sale. July 11 on Co. Autherson, Mlddlepori,Oh. Rd. 3-4 behtnd Memory Gar· dens Cemetery 9 ? Fur Call «6 4017 nltureof all kinds 992 7747 . Lost In the area of Forked Run Lake. 1 mate treeing 2 days only. July 10 & 11 . walker with collar & name Friday llo Sat Yard Sale plate . Also male elk hound Jeans. teen's c lothing, with blue collar Call 367- camper ! 20 ft . sell contained Banner. End of 0637 collect. Wnght St., Pomeroy LOST Class ring. Class of 83 . Meigs H lgh School. Girls. Siver with yellow stone. Name of Barb on ring. 992·3853 Garage Sate, 9 till 5, thtrd brick out Plymale Road, Gallipolis Ferry ,W V. July 9th and lOth Old turntture, stone jars, copper kettle,. and other types of antiques Phone 4-16·3925., LARGE yard sAle at Coun· try Lanes Bowling CenTer, Rt.62 11o Tribble Road, Ar· buckle wv Saturday July 11, 9 till 5. L.ots of clothing and mise itlms, hot dogsllo coffee will be available. Sponsered by Leon WBA. Public Sole & Auction Neals Auction HogseH, WVA. Rl. 2. Every Sat. 7:00 .PM . !Consignments taken!. !will bUY lumllure> Lonnie Nea136H101 . I Garage Sale July 9· 10.11, 8tiOW gill shop, Rt. 7.' to? w~ glrla. boys'IChool c l -.... prlcetl, odds & ends galoi't, dropes, bot· ties, l ·lrack ta~ do own layout. S10 .50/hr Call or write Guy F Atk•n· son co, Box 756, st st he s c 29479 803 567 ep Attn n, · · Lyle Smtih. 3266. EOE Pos1tton open for night shtft duty Apply tn person The Donut House. 303 Upper R1ver Rd., GalhpoliS ,OH No Phone Catls . 5185.00 to S500 weekly dotng mailing work No ex perience requ1red . AP PLY . Circle Sales, P 0 Box 224 D. Rtchmond Htll , NY 11418 12 Situations Wanted Reliable non dnnkfr_.,...w.m ts tennant farm work, avatlable immed•ate lv Cat! «6 7697 Lease men, to leasae all and gas proper· ties, GAIIia and surroun ding counties. Inquire to Would hke t o form ca rpool from Galltpolts to Hun t•ngton . Worktng hours 7:30 4PM, Mon thru Frt Those mterested call 446 0494 Wtll care for elderly m my pr1vate home GOOd exp, r easonable rates Male or female 667 3402 or 667 6329 Will do geriatnc pat 1ent care 1n your home , par1 t 1me Have expenence Phone 304· 458 1552 13 .nsurance AUTOMOBILE SU RANCE been IN ca n your celled? Lost operator ' s L1cense? Phone River Rd 112 baths , fenced In backyard , nice bar·b·q area, and city schools . Call «6·2003 By owner new cedar & brtck home 1 m 1. off Rt 7, o~ &ear Run Rd overlook I no Raccoon Creek Call2~ 6472 bedrooms, one tutl bath, 2 den, 2 porches. 548 Grant St , Middleport $59,500 wanting Quick sale to settle estate Call 6U 384·3809 for appotntment !After 1 PM) Mod1hed A frame, three bedrooms, two baths, car pet Spiral sta1rs, circular stone fireplace 8 acres 992-7741 New 3 bedroom home. 2 baths, la rge li vi ng room dinsno room comb 1natton , bu11t tn kltchen· laundry room , 2 garages, fullv ca r · peted, forced atr heating & air conditioning Corner lot V92 5062 . 8a m 1 p m Shown by appointment Middleport Very n1 ce 2 bedroom home Wall to wall carpet, drapes, large l ot , 2 gardens, 3 car garage, .4 young fru •t trees, grape arbor Ful l s1ze basement. $35,000 Can be By owner. old house, lot e lectr•c, gas, water 1n town for sale or trade for a place on the Oh 10 R tver 222 Beech St, Alberta Backus 2 bedroom house for sale Full v carpeted, central heat & air, full basement w1th garagein basement Approx1mately 3112 acres located at e nd of street, 927 Browne ll Ave, Middleport $30,000. firm 992 3935 OR RENT · almost new 14 x 70, 3 bedroom, 1 '12 baths , sttttng on m ce lot , r eady to move 1nto Phone 304 576 27 11 acre, larg ~ 9 garage 40x30 Phone 304 89 5 3540 16 Rad1oTV & CB Repatr RON'S TV Thr ee b ed room house w 1th b1g lot and garden , by SERVICE Speciallz tno 1n Zen1th House Calls Now serv1etng Motorola Quazar Ca ll 1 owner Phone 304 675 2529 NEW CAB IN or s ma l l home , co mple te ly fur Wanted to Do LAWN MOWER Boy Blades sharpened Cat! 446-4425 after 5 p m. Pi ck up avatlable. and I Chevoret Molor Co Garage> for shill work Call afler 5PM 367 0692 GET VALUABLE tratntng as a young bustness person and earn good money plus some great gifts as a Sen· tlnel route earner. Phone us nght away and get on the eligibilitv list at 992 tor the asking Ask your Beeline stylist and she will «6 9638 only 307 7835 Dozer work done by hour or 10b Free est•mates Phone 614 245-5515 32 Wtll do c ustom Silw1ng North of Racme on Carmel Rd . James R Parsons HAUL gravel , limestone, c oal, etc Dencil Dunlap Phone 675 5215 12 Money to loan the Mortgage Co., 463 Second fashion and success. Phone 992 3941 between the hours of9-6 Ave , Gallipolis, Oh , 4.46 7172 23 Professional Services Person to cut orass and do yard work. Should have own transportation . 985· COMMERCIAL 4387 dustnal R.N. needed lor weekends. Exc. benefits Call Arcadta after .4 p.m and tn- photography Phone 446 2909 or 446 7226 Nursing Home, Coolvtlle. 667 3196. Babv s1tter wanted reference requlr~ . Phone New Haven Area. MECHA N l C for Gas Station. Apply In person, 2608 Mt . Vernon, Pt Pleasant, WV Secretary·receptionist. Good typing skills required. P .0 . Box 177 , Point Pleasant, wv. 25550. Mob1le Homes tor Sale PRICES REDUCED used mobile homt-s and travel lratlers TRISTATE MOBILE HOMES CALL 4-167572 CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SA LES, 4 Ml WEST , GALLIPOLIS, RT 35 PHONE 446 3868 or 446 7274 FHA VA·Convential Home Loans. Columbus F 1rst of 4 Bdr spltt Want to baby s•tt.ng tn my home Day sh1ft only Cal l be happy lo help you JOtn world 379 2343 , after 6PM BY OWNER 2156 or 992 2157 Opportunity ts yours tu st Hovse wtth acreag e for sa le, 3 or 4 bdrs , fullv car peted, 2 barns , 379 225B or level, liv1ng room/din10g room combinat1on , eat 1n kitch en , lg fam •I Y rm , 2'h baths, located •n Tara Estates, Club House and pool pnvileges , $75,000 t1rm Kyger Creek School 01stn ct Shown bv appt hr . Phone 446 2427 Auto Body repa1r man ex penenced only, contact Harold Davis, at Gallipolis ntshed, $3900 Call 446 0390 del1very General House Clean1ng or Offices, weekly or SJ 25 per Gallipolis Call «6-4285 304·882 2010 room with woodburner, 1 2 story frame house, 992 2143 Great Bend Oil Inc. 269 Beeline W1th lamlly seen anyt1me, 105 Maple Place, P om eroy , Oh10 VICed Specializing 1n Lawn Hetp Wanted Baby sttter needed 1n Ad dlson area near Tara Apts tam11y garage sale women's clothtng , Stze range Toys, 1 books, furniture , Sony stereo, speakers, tapes, jewelry , mise Everything excellent condition Friday and SatLJrday, 9· ? . Denver Weber, Reedsville, op· rm large 112 baths, formal dining room. newl y remodeled kit chen built In Including dish wllsher, basement with work shop, 2 car garage with work shop, large gllr REPAIR On Netgh borhood Rd., atl makes ser Lower llving fireplace, lOAM and lPM only 1·304 295·4371 O .J 's WANTED rm , Large 2 st orv stone home, well1nsullated, with 3 large 18 11 3 bdr home, kit., dlntng 304 576 2398 or 446 245• Sunday lots of everything 1 the Rev. stephen Silvey, lor his comforting words 7 Yard Sale and prayers. Also We want to thank the Emergency 4 Family Yard Sale Friday Squad, Doctor Lentz and llo Saturday , acrou from Doclor Rampaport, the Kanauga Drlve· ln. Tires, Nurses of , ICU of Holzer gas stove, weed eater, lots Hospital for their line care, of good clothing, fantastic Rev. Colvin and Rev . bargain, and knick knacks. Rodgers lor their visits and prayers, the McCoy·Moore Yard Salel l mile on Neigh· Funeral Home of Vinton for borhood Rd. Thurs. & Fri. their kindness and help . Lots of good chlldrens The Leonard Family, clothes. Husband, Ohlldren and Grandchildren. Yard Sale Saturday, July 11 , 9·5. Portorbrooke SubdiviSion off Fairfield· 1 Announcements Centenary Rd. Cash only . SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, Pllrll, end suppllri. Pld up and Yard Sale 2 mill'S pass delivery, Davia Vacuum Holzer's 011 160 on Kemper •C!Ieaner, one hall mile up Hollow' Rd. Thurs., Fri., llo G-ges Creek Rd. Call Sat. July9,10,&11 . 9t1115. ~· .. ' Garage Sa le WANTED TO BUY GOLD , SILVER, PLATINUM, STERLING· COINS , RINGS, JEWELRY, MISC ITEMS ABSOLUTE MARKET PRICE GUARANTEED ED BURKETT BARBER SHOP, MIDDLEPORT , OH10992 ·3476 Homes for S•le car required. No previous experien ce nec essw ,t For Interview ca ll oe-,w~rr construction Exp required In placmg all si zes re· bar. Foremen must be able to read blueprints and loved one( for her pastor, Mail Thos Coupon wtth Remittance The Daily Sentonel Bo~ 729 · Pomeroy, Ohoo 45769 NowS}3!!sq. ,. ....~~Til~Q fl(_fi!!TU!~,;, • ·~~ ,( f sQ, yd . REMNANTSY!i.. Buy Now & Save $2-56 Per Yard 25 rolls carpet In stock to pick from . · Regular backed, carpet installed free ' I · with pad. Goocl-selec;tion Roll-Ends 'Remnants S2.50 UP'~ Grass C'\,rp,t $4 .99 yd. Green and BroWn. .,; ' DrivtA Llttie- Save A Lot ' In offering' to provide ser·: ss• . . '.... .. ... . .. 34 - - -35 _ _ _ __ mo , based on performance WITHA 32 3 ROLLS I '!,U~UI'..!'_ unvn McGee carpet 11 Extra Good) 1 Roll Each'' Brown, Blue, IReg, S16 .M"sq . Green Installed vd. :~::.~;::ng and Acute Care Nursing Units lOUR 11 IDttDDrDDli.Uf CARPEr . •• LANDMARK . . . . . . . . . . ............ . . . o ... 31 1 Starting sal art $1 ,000 per RE · STEEL FOREMEN Hydro-electric power plant Want Ad 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 6 7. ALL. ~ARPej.I$MARKEDDOWN . COMPLETE CLOSEOUT. BUY NOWI 19 s qualified Rutland FurnitUre: Carpet Shop -SUMMER CA~ftET SALE Magnolia Trees Many Others expansion area. I PAY highest prices poulble for gold and sliver coins, rings, 1ewelry, etc . Contact Ed BurkeH Barber Shop, Middleport. Maple Trees 20 THE PHOTO PLACE is currently seeking FINAL CLOSEOUT Ala leas Upright Yews 17 18 I Announcement ) For Rent • 3 4. MEDICAL TEatNOLOGIST SUPERVISOR POSinON S4 Merchantse - - -Mtsc. -- ----- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _;_-+--1---+--+-.;.:i Chervl Lemley, Assoc. Phone 74 2 3171 PlEASANT VALLEY ~OSPITAL Pt AN ---+--!---+--+--!! t ~POMEROY 2. I A~ Housing Headquarters 1Addr••·------------------ - Portratts - Wedd1ngs - Anniversanes - Passports - and Now, an lmpresstve, complete hne of weddmg and anntv e rsary tnvttations and accessortes. Reasonably pnced, qu1ck se rvrce - Look wtthout obhgat1on Help Wol nted k'Vl\ t 5 .li \.A tlARl unique Sentinei-Pa 31 program we our hiring tn the Gallipolis, Pt Pleasant f )'o'AISINC 1 Phone 742 3092 00000000000 or HE l'l 01\. lOIN ( CON ~ lll i AIIQN , r 1N AN< IN C AND .Of' INam•-------------------- Velm a N1cm sky , As soc SIII760 Sl2,060 $12,300 .$12,660 OUk' !IN C, ------- Prtnt one word tn each space below Each •n 1t1al or group of f1gures counts as a word Count name and address or phone number tf used w.orclsl You ' ll get better results 1f you descnbe fully, Q•v e pnce.the The rtght Sent1nel reserves to _~~~~~~~~~~-.J class•fy, ed •t or re1ect any ad You r ad wtll be put m the proper c lasd•cat1on 1f you ' II ___L _ ..L::..:.::.J--L--j cneck The proper box below I~ nAL rv ~ llfH ' tenstve remodel · in g. • E Jectrica I work • Roof 109 work 13 Years Experience Greg Roush Ph. 992 · 7583 6 3 1 mo. REESE BUILDINGS ~ I ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Momes - ex"' aual1ty Buill Econom1cally Pnced ~rr results. Money not refundable 10 7 lie l f.FI") ~. ti-> ' 1! 1 ~l lliNC Write your own ad and order by matl w•th thts coupon Cancel yQ.ur ad by phone when vou oet 1Phone.~.. fJ. NO~ KliYIN( our Cleland Greenhouse Is now open. Vegetable plants, tomato ptants, bedding plants, pots and hanging baskets . Geraldine Cleland, Racine, Ohio 51! >00 "" Pay Cash for Claulfleds and ·savell I 992 · 5682 1<, t "" "" Curb Inflation. elnsulatton -Auto and Truck Repatr - Transmissoon Repatr Hrs.: Mon. ·F n . 9 a.m. · S 30 p . m . I 0 1 I F.ORM -72 acres large 7 story home, 3 or 4 bedroom s, 'l ba Th s, ll v 1ng room . m oder n k1t che n , carpor t a nd wor kshop Barn w 1t h clec t nc• tv and wa ter ~0 I I 17- Uptlolsterv r-------- ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE ( PY"> VI I Il', OH h0f1 f' 61 1 06/ J!:l/ 1 I 1 1t10r11Pd John Dr•er• t i t IV t-IOILIIltl 11 11 \ tl tl nq t '111 1 llt l!pm( nt 1 r 11 1•r 11(1 tt om l' f 1tll 11n oiHo • I OOIIIHI nl II t , IH $38.500 00 '> t. Aefr.gerillton 85- Genertl Hauhng 86-M H Nep<lltr I The Pubhlller reserves ll'lt ntht to edot or re 1ecl iln., <Ids deemed obteci!Oftlll The Pubhlhtr Will not be res ponsible for more tfl~n one tncorrect '""'''on Free Estimate James Keesee Ph . 992 · 2772 SALES & SERVICE EJUVIIIIIIJ Sent•ntl e Storm W1ndows • Replace m ent Wmdows BOGGS OHIO VALLEY ROOFING ,.._E lectnut l l- one d11y •nserlton threed•., Insertion 111 a.a., , .nserllon IAverave • words per l•nel Mobil• Home,.,., lind T:.rd l.lltl .art IUtplea only w1th Clll'l vuth ~dtr 25 cent dlllrtt lor acll tlrr..-•ne- lo• Num•r In Care of Tnt e Storm Door s 6 15 1 mo' 0 mt lmpr11vements 82- Piumbmg& E •e~valmg Vp to Is wards Upfo IS words Up to Jj words Vonyl & Alumonum Siding 12 Park St . Middleport, Oh. Ph .992·6263 Anytome e SERVICES Rates and Other Information L;w nnr. ~\ . J&L BLOWN INSULATION KAUFF'S PLUMBING AND HEATING \.0 Si0 ,. .. 8 1 - ~o~ I 'ISJ 5 2lllc HOWARD ROTAVATORS 74- MotDr cv •e. Sunday 2 lOP M Fr.day , Rental Properl •es , Apt HouH• Own;n , Mob11e Horne Park~ ' F NOilMOUS - - 9 rm br• ck home, ce ntrdl a•r an d heat, new shtng lc roof P • ba t hs, garage w•r h storage over N 1ce corner lot near schools an d shops I 66 A C I:fE S Bulldtn g on '~'Iller lot wes t 0,.. Dr•l led we ll c ta nk Want "' ·•1 S6,500 BR AND N F. W Fur n •sh ed 3 bed r oo m home a t F•ve P o •nt s Equ•p ped k•tchen, carpet 1ng a nd large lo t Want i USI Sl> 000 S:JAf..,.FSOltVf rwP - Bottom l~ nd .;n d lot s ot woods tor hunt1nq I r oom house and sever al ou tbu ll d•nqs All mtn er a l s 1ncludcd On l y 75- Auto P~tf;h I Accenones 71- Auhl Repair Want-Ad Adverttstng Deadlines Monuv 2 lOon Stturdav Tuesday thru Fnei•Y 2 30 p M the day before pubhC<IItlon D I ~PO~a l ~ e • IOi Jl - l 1_Homtt tor sate l2-Mob• le Homn tor S<1 1e l l - F.arms lor S.ale :M- Bustnen lutlchn~n l5-Lots & Acrute ll-RUI Estlltt Wllllled l7-AultDrS I NF.W LISfiNG - - 5 yr old ranch 21 7 ceramt c baths, btrch k•tchen , d tsosal, d tsh washer, 3 bedrooms, c onvec t 1on heat, ut,.il1 ty rm 3 car garages, tull bas emen ! w11h family rm 'l pat.os an d large land scaped l Ot ove rl ook .n g Rt 7 ASk tng 575,000 Pl AN YOUR FU rURF - JO acres su1table tor subdiVISIOn T P waler by la nd and n• ce n1c e lay1ng we ll dratned Ex ce ll ent f or a budder , planner on fr.1tler park Les than S'l,OOO 00 per 0 TRANSPORTATION Auto' tor 51111! 73- \/tnsl 4 W 0 • REAl ESTATE 985 · 3561 eW il~ hen PH. 992-7201 No Sunday-Ca ll s J 11 He Fum EQUipment n - wanted to a~.~.,. 12-Trud1 1lor S11e U- Lt¥'tslock 64- H ~ty & Gr<11n 6S-hed& Ferht1ur Opportuntly '12-Monev to Lo1n 23-PrOft'UIOIIIII Sf!rVICt'l AL L MAKES • Backhoe • Excavatmg • Septtc Systems • Water, Sewer & Gasltnes • Dump Truck • Trencher l1censed & Bonded "Be.1 uf•tul, custom Bu1 l t Garages' Call for fr ee s•d•ng es t• mates, 949 2S01 or General ' 1- '1 1-Busji"'I!US PARTS AN D SERV I CE J&F CONTRACTING BISSELL SIDING CO. HOBSTETTER REALTY __~-.:.::.- I Cl Replllf 11-WiniH To Do • AW NEW HOME - I 992 62l5or992·73l~ Pomeroy, Oh Vinyl & Alumonum SIDING e FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 16-RIId>O, TV, Call Ken Young V. C. YOUNG II Ph 614 843 7591 6 15 ttc S5- ButldlftiJ Supphn U- Pets tor Solie 11-Sthools lnsl r~o~c1 10 n APPliANCE SERVICE - Concrete work - Piumbtng and electncal work (Free Es.t.matesl P&S BUILDINGS OFFICE 992 -2259 NEW LISTING - lJ-HeiP Wented 11-SIIUIIICI Wi niCKI Jl-tnsunnce 14-BullftiSS Tretn1n9 l<ff 9 Tn 1 sAdlorFulurelileference work Stzes from 4x 6 to 12.:40 Sl- Anhquu S41-M iu Merct11nd1St SERVICES Call Howard 949 2862 9492 160 Ph. - Addons and remodeling - Roohng and gutter SMALL •MERCHANDISE 51 - HoUlthold Gooch n-c a, TV, A•cho Equlomenl OFINANCIAL "YOUNG'S CARPENTER " SERVICES ASSOCIAT ES 1 1 Free Esf1mates Reasonable Pnc es Bob, Charlene and Jayne Hoeflich that 150 ~:~~\~~r~l~) and 5 I ;;;; r :O~s .~m~i!;~~ :~~to SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC• ALL STEEl Roger rurner 992 -S692 Do tt1e Turn er ~92 - 5692 Jea n Trusse ll949-2660 44--Apar1m~Mh tor Rtnt U-Fu rnlshecl Rooms 416-S~ct tor Rent 0 - Winttd to Rent 41- Eqvlpment lor Rent 0 EMPLOYMENT ~~~~~~~======~2~8~tl~<~~=====;;;;;;;;:.~5~7~1~fc~~~~======~~;;2;;·•4;1;1c~ REALTORS Henry E Cleland , Jr 9n6191 lor Atfll I - Public ~••• Radiator sPectallst NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yr~ Exper~ence Call742 · 3195 or 992 · 7680 $14,900 00 U-MOblle HOmtl ot-01\'IIIWIY J-HII ppy Ads t-LO!.I IIndFound 7- YJtrdSIII All types of roof work, new or repatr gutters and downspouts , gutter clei!nlng a nd patntlng All work guaran. teed Call 992-70 Call 992-7034 w·_t~~r;;e;a.u'"' iwo 1 l argest R a diator Models at Athens and Pomeroy PUBLIC NOTICE en s Sr zes are 34 (38 rnch bu st ••• • I 0 0 0 0 00. FrOm the Smallest Heater Core to the &CommerCial CLOSE TO PARK AND SC HOOl 5 '1 bedroom home w1th firep lace, 11 2 ba t h s l eve l lot 41- HO\Ilet tor Aent J-A IIInounc•m ~tnfl H. L WRITESEL ROOFING Phone Ht!__4l·9'!J-3325 ~ RENTALS 1-c.rd ot n••n~~:s 2-ln Mtmorill m 992-6011 992-7656 COMPLETE Restdenttal REEDSVILLE - Move 1nto th1s n• ce 4 bedroom ouse, 2 baths, fa m ily a nd T v r oom, 1 acre lot Garage ilnd workshop 1n tull basem ent 1i45 000 00 Real Estate - o ANNOUNCEMENTS -.:~RGIL I ~16 . SR.'-!.~~· B. E. SecOfld Street CLASSIFIED AD INDEX Free Estimates 0. 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0. 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . _.... The Metgs County Coun c tl on "ging, In£ whiCh •s a pr•vate nonprof 1t cor poratton rntends to svbmtt an apphcat1on tor a ca pt tal grant under the prov• s•on of Sec tion 16 (b) {2) of the Urban Mass Trans · 0 0 0 0 . 0 •• 0 0 ••••• 0 •• 0 0 •• 0 •• • PubliC Not1ce Shouldtr Buttoned skrmmer Prmted Pa ttern 49d Wom ••• 0 ••••• • let George M•ller check your present t'lectncal sys tem - Ap- Help Wanted DISPLAY MER CHANDISING EX PANDIN G MUST BE ABLE -'TO START IM MEDIATELY. Because of Headqii:Jrter:> or Write Daily Sentinel Classified Dept . 111 Court St., Pomerov, 0 ., 45769 Healing . RADIATOR SE RV 1c E For all of your wir· SYR ACUSE - Modern ra nch w 1th 3 bedrooms, house Close 3 t o sbedroom hopp1n ~ . Remodeled area Very n1ce 1 $16,500 00 Payments a s Low As $ 150 .000 per month Dependng on your on come Number on Famoly - Ma<tmum Yearly I nco me 0 0 •• 0 • ELECTR~IC SERVICE , 1ng needs. MIDDLEPORT NO DOWN PAYMENT , ra ..... rn oo PHONE 992-2156 plianc es. Custom Bathrooms. Remodelin- 4 17 tic II Rttll!stote- Genenl 01/Stn!) & Auc:ttOft ,_Wanted to 8uy Sec luded, pn va te a nd peacefu l $45,000 oo garage $44,000 3 Bedroom Ranch Home t t o o oo oooooooooooo o ooooooooooooo tf c :miLLtft d1n1ng, kttchen, ha lf basement At ta ched ALL AMERICAN HOMES 1% Interest 20 3...• 4. 5· .. 71 hall basement, ltv tng, Nancy Carnahan, Tr easurer Southern L oc al School 0 1Str. c t 171 10, li e r---==-=~·:.::::::.:~~~==~~.::..:_ Cheshore, Oh. Ph 367· i~~- The 38 ac r es are all fen ced 1-lou se has 4 bedrooms. hv•ng, -~ ~;~· room, kttchen, u•"]• stor age room, 2 po ~ ches Large ba rn, pole s hed · pu m p h ouse - General Roush Lane acres plus a newly f'lemodeled farm home LEGAL NOTICE Nol•ce to Btddcrs T he Board of Educa t .on of the Southern Locn l Sc hool D• st r1 c t des• r es se a led b•d s t or th e follow•ng 1 Pr odu ce 1 Orygood s 3 Meat 4 Cafel er•a s upp lies Any b1d to be cons.dered must be r ece •ved m the ol I te e ot the Trea surer Box 176 , Ra c•ne OH 45771 on or bf"lorP 12 00 noon on Aug ust 1 198 1 R ea iEstille - county Certtlted 38 K 1fchens, AD INFORMAnON g, Plumbmg. E lectnc, 5@pftc Tanks t•mb er . NEW LISTING - Pubhc Not1ce PUBLIC NO r iCE Not• ce 1S hereby Q•ven th ;:tl on Se~ tur day Jul y lit h t98 t at 10 00 a m a publ•c s,11 c wil l br held at 105 Un1on Av enue Pom eroy Oh 10 to sell fo r c~sh the fOllOWin g COl latera l tO WII ( l l 19{9 H MIC'( Oi!V1d son ~C r 1 al No 6E5J/511H9 tll 1Y7! Plym ou th ~C'r1rll No HHl9C/B III J I~ 1J1 1976 Ford Gr;mada ::,r r•il l No 6E!:l 1F 112')'} 1 The Farrner<.:. Bank clnct S<1v 1nQ s Company Pomrrov Oh 10 reserve'S SO Custom Trash Pickup In The Village of Middl6port, Oh. Ph. 992 ·5016 or 992·7505 Gas Lme· Dttches Water Ltne Hook-u ps acres tilla ble land and th e rtq ht to b•d a ! th 1s sale , ,1nd to ....,,rhdraw th e above vc h 1cles pr• or to c; alc Fur ThN , lh (' Filrmer s Ba n k .1 nd s <w1nqs Compan y r eserves the r1 q ht to re1ect ilnlf or il l I btr1s subm ,ncd Fur thrr vehi c les are SOld 111 lhf' COnCIIII OO They nrr .n w1th no exprrssed or 11l11)11 C'C! ll'lflff.''lnfl f'S QIVf'n ' , Il l ll < Pubhc Noflce approx 30 acres $42,000 00 Pubhc Not1ce 10, 17, 24, 3t c - older home House has 4 Small investment, l_a rge 'returns, Sentinel Want Ads Public Not1ce LISTING SANITATION SERVICE TRENCHING SERVICE Water-Sewer-Eiectrtc Rac1ne area f~rm - Approx 80 acresland w1th Brenda Anderson spent a weekend with Missy Coleman at Keno. Mrs. Margaret Gloeckner spent a week w1th Mr and Mrs Larry Badgley and family at Manasseh, Va. Mrs. Mars ha Schindler, daughter Dawn of Loram spent a few days wtth her a unt, Mr and Mrs Erwm Gloeckner and fanuly and visited Clarence Story and daughter, Rosalee at Darwm . POMEROY~ NEW ter Junmy had spent a week's leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Don Meadows and famlly at Portland. Don Meadows and Elvis McKmney had spent a week With Junmy on Vorgoma pnor to his leave at home. Don Meadows took his son, J tnuny Meadows, statwned m Domneck, Va tn the U S Navy, to his base af· ~· · 992-2259 Apple Grove News Notes _______ By Mrs. Herbert Roush Business Services C. R. Mash J&C REESE. fhFil Construction r.JR E TheDa • Rttl Estate- Generol Meigs Property Transfers Pub lrc Notr ce Friday, July 10,1981 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1971 Schultz Homestead 12x60, wash & dryer. new car pet , com furn ., set on lot 6 1n Quad Creek in Rod ne y, OH $8 ,750 00 245-5420 or 388 8349 MObile home for sale 62 model Greatlake Call 44tl 1036 For Sale l2x60 1972 Oak brook trail er Caii4Ut-0952 Piano tuning and repair, Love your neiohbor tune your Plano Btll Ward , Wards Keyboard «6-4372, Galltpolls GALLIA Cleaning and Rent·A ·Ma•d Service Inc., Free Esttmates, bonded , Insured, phone 245-9234 Cleaning by the week, mon lh or contr actua I. For Sa le By Owner 1.4x65 Wtndsor mobile home w1th over 112 acre lot 112 down , will f1nance rema•nder at 10 per cent tnterest Call 4-16 1807 For Sa l e New 1981 Fatr mont Mobtle home 52xU, all eiectnc. 2 bdr only 7 mos old Need to sale due to relocat•ng Call446 9303 comptete Auction Service stock reduct1on ~close outs· estates farm equipment II vestock·real estate . Licensed and bonded ill Ohio, and West wv. Bud McGhee Free renh will furnish Auction and Real Estate l·~~:~on farm tn Mason co. Call lor terms . .W.-0552 I In exchange tor or «6·0818 428 Second caring of elderly lady. Ave .• Gallipolis. OH., 45631 . Prefer retired ' couple. Please send resume and WELL drilling, both rotary references to P.O.Box 6193, & cable tools, usually wells cnarlnton, W.Va . 25302 . In 1 dey, Cell Ray Beagle 304·895-3841 . 1978 F est 1va1 mob home, furn , 14x70 It, 3 bdr , 2 baths , $10 000 Call 2~ 9309 1973 Crown Haven, 1.Cx6S, three bedroom, new car pet, 1971 Cameron, 14x~. two bedroom. new carpet. 1972 Champion, 12x60, two bedroom , new carpet. 1976 Cameron, l2x60, two bedrooms, bath llo 112, new carpet. 1970 PMC, 12X60, two· bedroom. new carpet, STARKS Tree Trlmminv & Shrub service. Insured. Phone 304 576·2010. Beayty SalOon Is "Loca'-11 on \1 ·.---~ Crown CitY, OH, appolntmtnt 256- B & s Sales. Inc, 2nd and Vtand Street, Pt. Pleasant, WV Phone 675·4424 1970 12x60 Hillcrest, tlpout In living room. gas heat, air cond It loner , f 31 Wan'-«! to lluy July lllnd 13, 3 Gaaoll~ , powerecr chain Jerlclio' ROM!. ..w, IIOod condition. Phone poa'-119-5. 304·615·1090. • Homn lor Sale JObs overseas, big money fast:-f20,000 to $50.000 plus New 3 bdr. house with per year. call H16·S.2· 11arage and lull basemen~ 6000. Ext. 1594. $45,000. Call «6·0390 storage building on one acre 247 3915. USED Mobile Home 576 2711 . �The Dally u Page--1'0-The Daily Sentinel 32 42 Mobile Homes Mobile Homes 44 M tsc . Merchandise Apartment for Sale for Rent far Rent Darian 12 x 65, 3 bedrooms . 1972 Crown Haven, u x 65 with 8 x 10 expandO, 3 bedrooms. 1973 Utopia 12 x 65. 2 bedrooms . 14x65 mobile hom e 2 bdr, 1 1/ 2 -bath, be~ul l ful river IJiew, and 2 mor-e 1st of Aug., no children, no pets. Ca ll 446·6642 . One bedroom furnished apartmen t In Henderson 1972 Invader ONE 2 bedroom apartment 1980 doubl e wide mobile and one efficiency apart· home, 3 bdr . 2 full baths, menl, 304·675·3000. l ike new , $16,500 . Negotiable . Ca l l 256-6345. Furnished one bedroom apartment In Po i n t For rent , lOx SO 2 bedroom Pleasant , Extra nice, mobi le home . Ra c ine area . Adults only . No pets. Phone 992·5856 . 30H75·13B6. W/1 14 ~ 70, 3 bedrooms. 1972 Nashou , 14 x 60, 2 bedrooms. B 1/• s ~sa l es, Inc. 2nd and Viand Sts . Pf. P leasant, wv . Phone 675·4424. 1973 Hallmark 12x60. For more information ca ll 773· 5127. S150. per month . 675·1972 after 5 P .M . 2 bedroom trai l er tor rent. Brown' s Trail er Perk . 992 3324. 4S mobil e b~room , home, 2 2 b at hs on large 2 bedroom Mob i le Home. 1 Park Central Hofet . lot . 3 bedroom baths, on lot bedroom apt . util i ties paid, 1 Ch1 ld accept ed . No pects or dr_unks . Joh n She-e ts, J'h m iles south of M iddleport onRt . 7. home, 2 comple te l y lltrnished tor sale or lease with option to b u y or re nt Phoine 273 5145. ll Farm s for Sa le - - -- acres Mobile hom e, unfurnished married couple only . Phone 304 67 51076 . bedroom tr ai ler on private lot . No pets S175. m onth _ New Haven. Phone Lots & Acrea ge LOTS on Cr ee k, all 44 'l ac r es on Floyd -Cla rk. Rd cl ose to Rt . 160, S4,000 . Phone 446 -0390 . BY ow ner , 3 apar tm ent hou se on app r ox 1 acre Live in one, re n t others to make your payment _ Ca n be co nver t ed si ngle hom e City wate r , will co nsider land contract 675 1883 9 5 p.m . · 2 bdr apartm ent lg _ L R and K1tc hen . A c ross tram Hon da Shop no pets . Ca ll 446 3937 or 367 -0560 . 0957 I45AC RES41 1 3781804. 4 r ent unfurn . apt _ all car· peted, S250 mo . S100 dep, ut ili t ies paid , no c hildren , It en:tal_ s == no pe ts . Call446·3437 . For re nt new 1 bdr . apt. Catl 446·0390 - Houses for Rent re nt to a coup le or lildy, no Ch rl dren New sma ll 5 rm b r rc k Lg front porch ove r loo k i ng 0 Rrve r , c arpet . lawn mo tree. 15 mi nu tes fr om Gal l rpO i iS Unfu rn ished , S?OO mo _Ca ll 256 1198 Fo r Se nror Ci ti zen s 1 bdr . apt , ass istanc e r e ntal ava ilable . Ca l l 446·'l745 . REGE NCY APT . INC. 2 bed r oom , kit chenfurn ished, carpeted, bill s parfially paid . S200 mo Exce ll en t ne igh borhood, 675 -6722 or 67 5- Smal l house for one or two wor king per sons, deposit, re fer enc es Reply P 0 Box 10. Gal lipol is, Oh 45631. from space 3 m i les 1own !Unct ion 2 & 62 at o ldY , 675· 3248. furn ished , $17 5. Dep. & lease . Ca ll 4 to 10 PM 446· LAYNE'S FURNITURE 538 and up to SI09 . Hide a bE'ds,$340 . , queen si.ze, SJ80 . Recliners . $165 .. $295 . . Lamps from $18 . to S65 . 5 pc. dinettes fro m $79 ., to Wood table and 4 cha ir s, S350 up to $495 . Hutches, $300. and $375 .. maple or pine fini sh . Bedroom suites Bassett Oak , $6.49 ., Bassell Cherry , $765 . Bunk bed complete w i th m at · tresses, $250 . and up to SJSO . Captain's beds, $275 . complete_ Baby beds, $89 . Mattresses or box springs, full or twin , $55, firm , $65 . and $75. Queen sets, Sl85 . 5 dr . chests, $49 . .d dr. ches t s, S42 . Bed frames , S20 .and S25 ., 10 gun · Gun cabinets, $350 ., dinette chairs $20. a nd $25 Tappan gas or electr ic ranges . $285 . USE D Range s , refrigerat or s, a nd TV 'S, 3 mil es out Bulaville Rd Open 9am to 7pm, Mon . thru Fri ., 9am to 5pm, Sat . 446·0322 USED AP · 2 bdr . apartment, across fr om park, $17 5. mo., par t ia lly furn _, re t & dep r eq u1red Ca ll 4-46·3919 . Furnished apt . $160 , 2 bdr ., wa ter pai d, c hildren OK . Ca ll446 -.d416 after JPM . bdr turn hou se. large wook shop, garage, fu el oil 1urnance or wooa bu rner , ref Ca ll ?56 6015 . J J ACKS ON ESTATES AP· TS . has I bdr . apa rtments rent start s at Sl52 m o.. deposit$200 . Ca ll446 ·2745 For Ren t S room house an St Rt . 7, acc ept on c hild Ca ll256-6474 or 446·479? Furn ished effic iency apt $13 5 ut i l i ties pd , share ba th , su ita bl e for one . Call 446·44 16 after 7PM 3 bd r house pa r t ly turn . 3 mrles from Gal l ipo l is . S2 50. m o Call 446 6238 . 'O R SA LE OF RENT 3 home, new viny l s di ng , nat . gas hea t , c ity s(.hool dis tr ict other ex t ras . (.:t il 446·3897 od r J ba r house $250 Referen Lt~s. sec dep ., Rod ney 'Jil l •age 11 Ca ll 446 4416 at IN 7P M ca ll304675 1436 . May tag d ishwasher Ca ll675 -32 44 . Two pie ce l1ving room suite. turquoi se good con · di t ion. 675 -.no'l . Used gas cook range $30.00, one used gas water heater Sola bed . used 6 months $150. See at 11 5 Eng li sh Court . 'l be droom furni shed apart m en t fo r ren1, $150 per mon th plu s util i ties . SSO deposit No pet s. Located in Ra cine 949 -2875 . Avai labl e Ju l y 8. pay cash or ce rtified chec k tor antiques and co llec · t ibles or entire estates Nothing too l arge . Al so, guns, pock et wat ches, and coin coll ec tions . Call 614 767·31 67 or 557 3411. 2 bedroo m furn ished apart ment in Middleport . S175 . month . 992 -5545 between 7a .m 3 p m . wee kday s APART M E NT S . Fur n ished or u nfurn ished . 675 675 · 3812 137 1 d ays , e ven tngs APAR TM E NTS AND MOBILE HOME S 675·4130. Apartments . 6 75 ·5548 or 304·675· 1580 2 bedroom apartment . Call zt/:~ bedrooms, 1 acre . 6 m iles So uth of Pt . Pleasan t . Referen ces and deposi t. I 614 -263 8312 or 675·6020, 9 ' 30 to 5. SMALL f urnished apar t · m ent, no pets, references required, 304·675· 1365. 163·2669 . ·-- - · - - - - -- 54 ~-::_M "_~ ;,-c-. M9rchind~ VICE. Complete sales, ser vice, supplies and in · stalla t ion . 4.46 ·1324. For Sale : 1000 gallon PLASTIC septic tank s. State approved . Phone 286· 5930 _Jackson , Ohio. 2 bdr. frailer with large ex· I mi le out of Gallipolis on Rt . 588. Call 245·9170. pando, Mobile home for rent, at Rodney , Oh. Phone 388· 8368. 2 bdr. trailer Roush Lane, Cheshire, Oh. Phone 1·304· nH882. 2 mbblle homes In Portor Area with 2 bdr, 1 mobile home with 1 bdr. for 1 per· !1011. Ref. and dep. Call 3677101. . dillon . Call 378 ·6193 Half r unner bean s. $10.00 bushel Pi ck your own, bring your own container . George Hill , Racine, Ohio. Ca nn i ng jars , sew i ng mac hi ne . Call 9492241 af· ter5p .m . ~ 56 Pets tor Sale Puppies for adoption . Call Humane Society. 992·6505. Canary and Cockatiels. Open 11 ·4. AKC Dachshund , Pomeranian an Poodle pups 895·3958. Looking tor a house pet? ?oodles are the best . For Sale·tour male, black AI<C Registered S75 Partially paper br oke . Phone Ripley PUREBRED Austrailian blue heeler puppies, S75 . Rabb its. Different sizes, cages and all S85.00. pomerian puppies. call 695· 3966 Musical Instruments 51 R 1120 with Luxmon rec eiver Bosse speaker JVS turntable. Call 388 8240 . 58 Lowest pric es on Bemco bedding in the area . Call fo r prices . Village Furniture , 2605 Jac kson Ave. 675· 1773 . OLDER m ode l gas rang e in good work i ng order, pr1ced on inspection. 30.4 -675 -6605. Most anything used in Restaurant and store equipmen t . RADCO 304· 523 ·137 8, Huntington . Spec ial Sale! Satellite An · tenna, BUY direct from manfacturer, 180 TV stations. Call602·622·2290. For Sale 16 c u . ft ., side by side refrigerator , $175. Call Fruit & vegetables cVcRYBOI?YS OOIN@ 17· ··· WH.AT IIOUL.P >OU CONSUL-T UIM ABOUT··· NO,Ai..F ··<IM NOT ~ET<REr>· · ~M A COHSU~TANT· ;MI!11JCA~E1' TI<AT OR 6 - r..ov B•~<E lt4C•r<& --~•·s AN AUTHORITY or< PE L •e~rs OJ' -me ~SSI()H·· · 74 Bonnaville, S750 . Call 446·4580. 1981 Caprice Class ic Diesel. Call379·2745. 19~0 Malibu 350, 300 horse headers, slo1 wheels, new tires, engine rebuilt (3,000 m i.l . $850.00 firm . Call 367 0672 after 5PM . 1976 Pontiac Sunbird. 6 c yl. , 5-speed. Good con · d ition . 52,300. 742 -2249. 1973 Plymouth . Good runing cond . lnqui,-e at Half runner beans, 512 .00 bushel , free delivery overS 1960 Prowler camper 17 fl .• tully self c ontained , ex. cond. Must sell. ~II 256• 6626. ' 1965 Jeep body . Minus fen · ders II. hood. With 2 win· bushels . Call 2561752 , Nor· t hup , Oh . dshields. Never used . S600. 77 Green Beans for sale . Call ROBERTS BROTHERS GARAGE . 24 hr. wrecker service. "Big or small" we tow 1hem a 11! 2332 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio. Day Auto Painting & Sanding PhOne 1·304·662·3664. S175,' anv color,free pickup - - -- - -- - -- • & delivery in Gallipolis 1975 Dodge Coronet 2 door, area , Hammond Body runs good Phone 304-675 Shop, 2?1 Mill Sl. 379·2782. 6545 . E & v BodY Shop want 1960 200SX Datsun , ex · your ca r looking new? Call cellent condition, loaded, 446·9304 Georges Creek Rd. $6. 100 .00 Call 304·675·5090, 78 Cal'tlping Equipment 1970 MUSTANG, in good shape, 304·682·2195. 1978 Fold down Camper with awing & port -a -pot . 197~ Super Beetle, e)(c . Call446·7230 . cond SV.OO . Phone 304 ·675· 2835 . 145 ·9183 . Fru i ts & Vegetables 1-fomegrown -sweet co rn , ca bbage, m a ngos, et c. Charles M cK eon Farm . Call 446·9442 . Yellowstone 16 evt;nings and weekends. 74 Chevy 314 ton PU , a uto ., S600. Call44<14225 . For Sale pickup camper, walk -in, aluminum, never been used, exc. cond ., built· in stove, refrig ., sink, table, cabinets, carpeted 1975 Ford F 100. PS . PB. and 2 double beds, $650. Call245 ·9116 . AC, AM· FM 8 track , trailer broken, 57,000 miles, $1950. Call446·3967 . PICK y our own half runner beans, sweet corn . Happy HoiiO\N Fruit Farm, 304· 1980 VW truck d iese l engine, 40 MPG , ell: . c ond .. 576·2026 . $5,600 firm . Call after 5:30 PM 367·0694 . Camper for sale. •;.. mile from high school on 124, Ra c ine, Ohio . Ca ll anyt ime . 949 -2244 . 10ft. tru ck camper . Phone 30076·2585 . t ires and cleaning up SSO . fo r both . Call 675·4111 days or 67 5-3389 evenings. Fo r Sale 1972 GMC 7500 304 675 2527 Diesel dump truck Call 1· S9 For Sale or Trade 72 Massey Freguson 135 32" wide entrance door $30 . twin bed with mattress and bo:.: spri ng $60 . 12" black tractor for trade for pickup less than 900 actual hours, $3900 . Call 367 ·0632 . with large 240 volt 3 phase switch bmc . Phone 675· 1090 Roper 8-HP r iding mowe r . Good working condition . Phone 675 677 4 or 675 2194 Ster eo co mponet system . Phone 304-675 6800. 55 ----- • Farm Equipment John Deere 2•T bater with bale ki cker, Massey Ferguson havrack, 3 point post hole digger 9 in ., all in good c ond . Call 1·614-286· 2394 or see Tom Jones nea r Thurman, OH . Fol!r 15,000 gallon tanks located above ground at Athens, Ohio. $3,000.00 each . Phone 1304422·2781. Case farm tractor. Newly Building materia ls, bloc k, overhauled motor . New brick, sewer pipes, win· brakes & clutch. Like new all around . Will dews, linte ls, etc. Claude t i res Winters, R io Grande, 0 . sacrifice for $500. 7•2·2502. • Pets for Sale POODLE GROOMING . 1972 GMC T ruck . 7500 I ·61 4 ·69 4. 1957 Chevrolet one ·half ton pi c kup good st'lapE'. Phone 1967 International Pickup. cutback . Call 388·8270 . 73.____~V~a~n~ s~&~4~W ~ .D~----1977 Ford 4 wheel drive, 59,000 actual miles. Call 446· 4002 alter 5. 1976 Jeep Renegade, CJ -5, V ·B engine, 3 spd . trans, sell under$200 . Call 312· 742· llot3 Ext. 3940 tor in· formation on how to pur chase. Dober · Heifers. Phone 614·373-0887 mans. Call•46·7795. or 304· 273·9664 . 0 ·~ .._ . ... ... . .. . " males, IIKC Poodle, Apricot female, 3 yrs. old, $75. ~lso AKC German Shepard pup, ver:v nice, ISO. Phone ~ 2310. Autos for Siile 78 .Camero balck, Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446~3888 or 446·4477 J II. P Plumbing & Healing , Rt. 1 G allipolis, 367·7853. D. C. Contractors Plum· bing, electrical. heating, roofing, aluniinum, vinyl siding, and home painting . 675·3376 or 675· 1240. 83 E«cavating Dozer work . Small jobs a specially . 742· 2753. Ditcher work . Charles R. Hatfield, HaH!eld Backhoe . Gas, electric, and water . 1975 Honda 750 many ex · tras, gd . cond . Call446·0648 afler6PM. T·1op, air. coild. , AM· FoM stero 8· track. Call ' 446· 4002, Gallipolis. 77 Trans Am, black ' with many options. Compare at $3,800. Call446-1136. AKC Weimaraners, 8 wks. old, bred for hunting, ootstandlng 4 H obedience, blue eyed, silver beauties, For sale 1974 Ford Galaxle and parvo & dhl shots. Call 500, 2 dr.; hard lop. Call George WoodWard 614·379· 446·4410. 2597. 1973 Mustang V·8, auto., Mlnature Dachshund~'lt.KC PS,. PB, S600. Call Terri reg.. female. $125. Call ~- Henson ~- 2502 or after oi;J)O 367· 7418. 1548. 905, 1 runs good, S300. both. Phone 304-882· 3664. 1977 Honda CB 550K, 4 cyl., 7000 m iles. Phone 304-675· 2832. -- 1975 750 Honda. Excellent condition. Phone 304-675· . 1978 Odyssey, good con· dillon. Phone304·675·5173. Honda, 1975 model, · 1425. 675·31:15. '' 72 TRIUMPH 650 "motor··~,' CYCle, ~304'615· 1751 1 him of that! clean place! EDWARD'S Backhoe and in septic tank . 675·1234. BACKHOE and Septic lank Service . Larry stricker. 675·5580. 84 Siden - Elecfricat & Refrigeration ·Fuller Electric Co. Com ~ plete rewiring, commercial or residential, ll!lnd _ elec· trical maintainance, also on call. Ph . A NO NEED TO SEE THE OTHERG. 1 TI<INK WE' VE~ THE ONE WE 446 ·2171, Gallipolis. Slrf)RT TfME LATER... SHE GOT li<E JOI1"!'~A7.' HER FEE IS $2,000 PER CI<IY, PLUS ANY E ~­ NEEr:>-' Quaitly Cooling and Heating Service Call 388- PENSES/NCURREO! 9698. SEWING Machine repairs, Shop, industriaL Evening television listings--------- General Hauling JIM ' S DEPENDABLE water delivery . C•ll 256· NOW HAULING house coal & limestone for driveways. Call tor estimates 367·7101 JULY 10, IN! Carpet Cleaning STUCCO PLASTERING te..:tured ceilings, com · mercial and residen1ial , free estimates . Call 256 - ------- -- - SANDERS CON · TRACTING, Carpentry work & painting, concrete, landscaping, 446 ·2787 . CAPTAIN STEEMER Car · pel Cleaning featured by Haflelt Brothers Custom Carpets. Free estimates. WOODSHQP Cabinets, picnic tables, porch swings, most wood produc - ts. 101 court St., Gallipolis . Call446·2572. WEATHERALL CO'N · CRETE · quality and ser · vice, c·a ll675· 1582 . PAINTING · Interior and exterior, plumbing, ·roofing, some .remodeling. 20 yrs . exp. Call 388·9652. BING'S CONCRE"tE , CON· STRUCTION · SP'!clqllzlng In concrete driveways,· sidewalks, patio, besemenl, garage floors and etc . Free estimates. 11 years e,perience. Call 367· 7891 . Interior and Exterior -pain· ling, trallor roofs, and ·d ry wall $18 anjl up, 15 ex· · rierlence. Free est. Call~- vrs: 1 , • eCilllaiTHIOUKIIOf'HAZ· •nd8oha~tOHvethei',..,._ u..n., ...,. kklnapjediWtM ......, veftOI!ful tvgtttv•. (A..,..t; eo IIUT L ight Hauling, tree work, garage and basement cleaned out . Call anytime 8:00 THIS WEEK IN MWW" DRILL AIID THE MANDRELL BARBARA MAN- . ffi o.l C811THIATRE GEORQ!JONES'WIIhalit· tit HMJ_from Hie FrltnCit' (J)(!IIe eiGHT IS!NOUOH Nancy ION I her )ob el• brok., · lilt firm when lht ecuplt a modeNnQ•Hfalamentinate..vi· elon comrMrc,.l, lh•t t~ulrea her 10 Wllf I r..... elllng COl• l~o~me . '(Repeal; 80 mirfl.) (CioHCf,Coptloood: U.S.A.I • (J) ilal CSS SATURDAY J ONES BOYS WATER SERVICE. Call 367·7471 or 367·0591. NtOHT 110¥11 'The FoUf Mutktlltrl' 18715 Stere : Oli~ter . Mobile homes moved, licensed, and bonded S76· '' ' · • i' 8 ~05 (1J RAT PATROL 8 :30 (I) KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS: MCLAIN FAMILY FESTlVAL (lll BLUEGRASS AT WATER· LOOVILLAG£ 8:35 (1) BASEBALL -'tlenta Bra ~tee ~UXUII. 7:31 (() IIITIRS au.tte: Glen Campbell. lht Alabema group, and lhe Krofft Pl~PJ*I. (Repeat ;60 DILLARDS WATER DELIVERY SERVICE . Call446-7404. 2111 or 675·4396 . and Robin' Uo~ting through adoleac:ence it allrugglelor all kk:le . But it'• been . .peclelly dlrltcultlor Ben end Robin u ther team to cope wllh being lARD An •~e..-ed convict returnl to HII'Urd to Httl• • tcoNwlh_B oiiHoal,lrKILuke STANLEY STEEMER 1971 Kawalkl L TO 1,000. , 1562. $2,000. Excellent condition . 675 · 5019 . , broken ' a nice Dozer Service. Specializing 2096 . 1977'K-asakl KZ 1000, ex· · Hoover Sweepers repaired cellent condition. Phone at Empire Furnltare, 842 Second Ave, Gallipolis; OH; 675·6810 alter 5 p .m . 450 We've Youqot 742·2903. 9368 anytime . MotOrcycle 2 Honda Trail BRIARPATCH KENNELS 3 REGISTERED Nubian Boardi ng and grooming . goats 1 Billy $80.00, 2 nan· AKC Gordon setters, ny's S75 .00 each . Call 304· English Cocker SpaniE"IS . 675·2372 or 895· 3952. Call446·4191. ..... II. Heating Cleaning ·_ Call Smeltzer's Steamway . Call 61-1 -446 - Motorcycles Phone30H75-3995. Reo . -. . .. .. Plumbing 82 8S Home _ __,_1e; m,po_r,_o-"ve,_,m = e,_ n ,_, tsc__ FOR BEST In Carpel Cail446·2107 . 74 Also .. provements. 675·5689, 675 · 5304. 1182 . 1975 360 Honda 1,300 miles, excellent condition $795 . AKC 51. Bernard Puppies 3 2 females, \Nell marked . Call 367·7594 Aller 6PM . 71 and R building, T remodeling, also papering. carpet installation, and general home im - 197.4 one ton chevy truck, 245·9264 . Ask for Roy, Thur· stake bed with steel floor , JIM MARCUM Roofing new tires on front 48,000 . spouting a Ad siding . 30 man , OH . FrE"e miles. in good condition . vears experience. estimates . Remodeling _ Phone 304675·1386 . Jones Boys Water Service . Call368·9857 . Call 367·7471 or 36H591. Surplus Jeeps ; cars and trucks available . Many Phone 576·2254 . 81 446·4208 Phone 304-576· 2720. ~- --~~- stump removal. 675-1331 . JACK ' S REFRIGERATIO· N. air condition service, 304-458·1924. Fall freshening Holstein Boarding all breeds, clean heifers for sale or trade for indoor -outdoor facilities . quality YE"Brling Holstein AKC , 1\UCfl LE$ TELl. HIM ........,...,. TIE OTliEil WY UFE- K Tree Trimming, 61pn3304. 304-675·6544. p $2600 . Call446·4907 . Chow puppies . CFA Himalayan , Persian and 6~J_ _ _ _,L,~i_,_ ve"s,t_,o,_ c,_ k_ _ _ Siamese kittens. Call 446· For Sate English saddle 4' 3644 after 4 p.m WV Phone 675·2250. commercial, Gravely tractor with sulkie mower and grader blade Call Judy Taylor at 367· Horse mowing machine 7220. disc. cultivator, sled : DRAGONWYND CAT · TERY · KENNEL, AKC -All' I COOLDH'T E~H l.llOK IH THE EYE WMILE 1£ \\l1S "mYtH' T' TEU. KE ~­ Ser- COOK ' S Television vice , Henderson, Phone 882·2079 . Dum p 7642 . Building SupPiiQS - S& RON 'S Television Service. Specializing in zenith and Motorola , Quazar , and Scissors. Fabric Pomeroy. 992 ·2284 . after 6 24.1·9153. series Tamden axel Diesel 61 p.m . 675·5868 . 1979 Ame r ican Traveler. 27'. Self contained, bu i lt in stereo & tape dec k . Call 67 Ford pickup truck . Call cher 8. full size bed spread with shams S7 . twin bedspread with sham SS . other c lothing and m.isc . ite ms. Phone 304·458· 1086. HARP E R Halstead, lawn mower repair and sharpening service. 10 a.m .-6 Used R65 Ditch Wi1ch tren· a nd while TV $40. 10 gal. fi sh aquarium 614694·7642 . estimates, call ADVANCE SEAMLESS . GUTTER AND DOOR . 614·696·8205. service. Au1horized Singer Sales & Service. Sharpen CABBAGE 15 ce nts a hea d, 2 10-speed b icycles, need tering, custom made for your home . For tree ft . camper, sleeps 4 . Call 446· 1157 weekday , 245 ·5438 cond ., S3500. 245·5148 after 5 ,30. CO N T IN IOUS no leak gut· CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Auto Repair 1973 Pinto. Good condition . 78 Ford 6 cyl. pickup, good Service . 882·2079 . 992·2124 . Mon .· F rl. 8·4 ' 30 . . 446·2445 or Night . 446· 4792. Trucks for Sale LO CKSMITH Resldentiel , automotive. Emergency service. Call . side pipes. Cal1446·2687 . Roc k St., Pomeroy . S300 . 72 remodeling, repa i ring , large or sme ll jobs done ef· F & 1963 256·1427 . r au 1omobiles, radia1ors and ba1teries. 44b-7717. 304-675·3832 . CONDITIONERS 304 6751773 . 1972 Capri ce Chev ., good cond . Call245~ 9492 . 372-6740 . 99TJ142 . sale pric ed, all sizes in s. tock , expert installation avai labl e. Village Fur · niture , 2605 Jackson Ave ., Autos for Sale Chrome hooker header and THE FISH TANK and Pel Shop, 2101 Jefferson Ave . 675·2063, Pl. Pleasant. Dut· ch dwarf rabbits $10.99. Two Sea rs Kenmore Portable disflwasher . Good cond . 71 SERVICE ' building , house call s . Phone 576·2396 or 446· 2454. Auto parts, auto repair, ~;~~~~~::::::::::~~;;;;~~~~~~ wrecker CHARLIE 'S SALVAGE service, buy Call245 5121 . They'll Do It Every Time 446 ~ C lathing for large m e n . Sony st e r eo, speakers, ta pes . All exce llent con · Cl••, ........ I ___________ _(_:==========~ H ILLCREST KENNEL Mobile Homes for R ent • rent . Cal I ---- RATLIFF POOL S II. SER 3 room furni shed conage , util i ti es fu rnished , adult s, no pe t s. Phon e 304·675-28 12 small depos it r eq . Call 0318 . 6330 pump S12, ~3 Antiques ATTENT ION , liM · PORTANT TO YOU) Wil l 991 )908 Rt. 6 2 North of Point Pleasant, 4 bedrooms , 2 bat hs, $265 . p lus deposi t and r efer en ce. 61 4 928· 4339 no answer ca ll 30<~ · 773 5235 6())(12 mobile home 2 bdr, 1 112 baths, S18S mo. in town, O' Br ien Slalom water Ski 68". E x c. cond . S75. 992· S 100. 1 bedroom a pt s . available at Rivers1de Ap t s. Equal Oppor tunit y Housi niJ . Ca l l 991 7711. A partment fo r S•x room hou s.e SIOO a month , gr eat tor la rge 1am il y . 675.-5 10.4 or 675 5386. 2 bdr . frail er, furn ., gas and water turn ., S225 . mo., S100 dep .• no pets . Ca l l "-46· 4745 . 600 ~ 6246511 2 LI GHT blue li\ling room chai rs , excellent co ndition a lso 2 bowl kit chen sink. . 6547 H fi lfe r , liner, and in · stalla t ion under normal ground condition. Free shop at home service . Call AIR Auto Parts & Accessories 76 15 tt . crest liner new seats an d ca rp e t , 60 HP Evenrude trailer S1100 . Parts for 50 HP Mercury outboard. Phone 304 -882 · 3664 ~ cury O. B . Motor. e.G. approved head, oas -elec . refrlgera1or-water system, galley, air cond. Shoreline Trailer. 992·3160. by 18 in . deep, with cover. Ga lvan ized Culvert $2 .35 ft .,up. Bridge,etc. Steel, 10 ce nts lb . up . Phone 925-0884. 525.00 Phone 304 6751386. Clean 5 rm house 10 Eurek a . ful l size basement, fue l oil furnan ce Cal l 256 25' (Sporlcrafl) Fiberglass Houseboat. 115 h.p. Mer · FIREWOOD. haul your own . Also childs pool 8 fl . PLIANCES washers, dryers, r efrigerator s, ranges Skagg s Ap pliances, 191B Eastern Ave ., 446 -7398 . 0951 . House tor rent in Crown Ci ty , 5 rm s & ba th , $175 mo .. $27 5 sec deposi t Call Hunt ing ton 525·0391 week days, aft er 5P M 522 1735. 1978 Fiberglass boat. 15 fl . open bow. 50 h .p . Mercury motor , SS prop .; life jackets, Skies, lop full cover, depth finder & trailer . 66n025. ped envelope plus Sl.OO to S. R .A. Co., P .O. Box 284, Ga llipolis. OH 45631 . RINGLE ' S Compiele Motors lor Sate bOat, skis and accessor ies. 90 h .p . used bery lillie . $4,500 . 992 ·6212 after 5. remedy, tradition for cen· turies, it works. For com plete info and receipt send today self addressed st.!lm - lmprowemenh fi cienlly . Phone 675·2088 0< 675·4560 . Buts and 1979 Starcrafl llberglaos HOME Sofa, chair , rocker, ot· taman, 3 table s, $501). Sofa, .... Maid c oal s1ove , copchair and loveseat, $275. per wash bOilers, infants Sofas and ch airS pri ced ca r sea t _99 2·5621. from $275 _ to S695 Tab les., G OOO Nrce hom e near shopping ce nter . Ad ult s pre fer red . no pets . de p osi t plu s re fer ence, $250 per mo . CAl l 44<1 7311 TWO bedroom house 304 675·1371 or 675·381:1 . FEVER ' TRAILER spaces tor rent . Southern Vall ey Mobile Home Park, Cheshire, Oh . 5104 . J R & Ba th , Ut , f urnished, $22 5 mo. 2 R Bac hler apt. $125 5 R hou se un - C!M~TT!:. . $75.00. Call446·4189. 5365. 7 pc., S189 . and up. Second floor finished ef fi c iency ap t . Furnished, adu lts only , no pets. 729 2nd Ave Ga l l ipo li s. Ca ll 446- 675·3389 evenings. I New in box, $11-4 aski ng SWIMMING POOLS ' PRE -SEASO N SALE : $999 .00 INsTALLED !! I Abo"" grounq. pool COM· P LE TELY INSTALLED start ing at $999,00. Price in· e ludes pool. deck , fence , s1 Household Goods -- Hou se tor r ent, 57 Olive St I bdr ., unfurni shed, no pet s, you pay ut il ities, dep req ., Sl SO . mo. 446· 7886 . At· ter 5 446 -404.5 . S650. Call 675·4111 days or 75 Home II Motorcycles -~wer batterv , 't ires, chain \ wide x 28 3/ 8 to 32 1/4 high . I Apartm ent tor Rent HE' \ Desota olass •cor firescreen , size 33 118 to 39' Ca ll446·2918. 304· 682 2636. uti lities available. SJOO down, owner will fi nance, cal l aft er 3 p.m, 256·6.4 13. 1!-le Call 446·3113 74 1976 Yamaha 360 XS ex· cellenl condition, 6 speed, wAN,; yoo 1o POT DJT mower with snow blower _ 992·7479. Rea l n ice cam psi te Raccoon 41 COUNTRY MOBI LE Home Park, Route 33, North of TRA IL ER 2 by Larry Wrtght Space for Rent 992·3954 . Farms for Rent 43 availab le . 949 1630 JS 46 Pomeroy . Large tots . Ca ll 55 ac r es, nine room house , bar n. miner a ls, sec lud ed. good hunting . Morning St ar area . $65 ,000 Addition a l 10 1 Rooms- - SLEEPING ROOMS and light housekeep ing apt ., ------~ 14><70 Furnished 11'~1NK 1975 Chevy Luv truck and Sears garden tractor & ' HAY 1973 NASHUA 14 x70 $7,000. 304-675·6766. KIT 'N' CARLYLE "' 1970 Chevy 1/ 2 T pickup 6 cyl. , sla ndard . Call 446· 9698 . '• Friday, July 10,1981 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Rood, Mi<hall Yorio. @ IOUT. . OUNO ' Thlo Coo Can ~V Anything· Aportrait of l•u b•nlollt Manny Saleele feaJurtd alona with a look 11 tredllion•l Jlln. 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(I) MOVIE · {MYSTERY) •• • "Adventures Of Bfte,lock Hotm••" 1138 (iJl LAWIIIK!AS ; ,30 CIJ COME ON ALONG ffi MOYIE -(DAAMA) •••• ·~mertc:1no.toto" 1HO (fi) SNEAK PA!YIEWSFilmcri . tlet G1n1 Slekel and Roger Ebert rl~tiewthl new movle11 in town . 1nd enow ecen.. lrom : 'FOifVourbeeOnly,' 'TheGr.. t Muppet C~per: ~ loy THOMAS JOSEPH OSiepin ACROSS DOWN I Finn I Seaman 6 Fundamental z Potpourri II Restaurant 3 Roman ~er in a song historian 1% "Prince 4 Frost 5 Te!WI city heroine 6 Foolish 13 Invigorate 7 Muslim name 14 Clocking 8 Durum device wheat t5 TrUle producl 16 Make lace 9 Repealed 18 Hockey great 10 Sloip for tt "-Boy" fighter 20 Burmese aireraft tribesman 17 Formic acid %1 Make a - ol source Zl Ttny bit 19 - Piper Z4 Heavy book %5 Swoday punelo Isl.t Z601dahoma Valiant" city 8_! ___- GtiRfiral Hauling n Chef's JIM ' S specialty !9 Simpleton DEPENDABLE water delivery . Call 256· 9368 anytime. 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In thll oamplO A It ulld for tbe lhtee L'11 X rnr the two O':s, l!'lr . ~\nale 1ettera, al)Oiln>phft, the te·n l(h and formotlon of lhe w•rda are all hints. Each dar the eodo totten ore dlllonnl. . . CIYPTOQVOTU .; license~ . 17 • EGJAVTJ Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave ., Gtlllpotls 446·7133 or 446·1833, • iMowrtyS UphOIIItry Rt 1 !!•x 12~. Pletnnt. ,.75·41SI. pt. ZVTANW :Jiw.' BGP X,f~}~C FKTFVADV BN,~,J .M N J FKTWNB- BGJV . - LKCGFV , B&.;t>f . y at ~-~· It: ABHIP IN HAJIBOR IS SAFE, 8111' UIATIS 'WiJA IJIIIPSAREBUILTIIOR.-J.A.SHEDD �10,1981 Frida List .results of mtJyor's c(}_urts'. manner; Debra Maiden, Mid· Two ddendants were fined and slx <'intolleation. . . dJeport, .,100 and CIJ8Is, .-ull; other forfeited bonds in the court of Pomery Mayor Clarence Andre111S Eiglt defendants . were fined Randy R. Martin, OlarlestOn, W· Tuesday night in the cowt of Mld- . Va., $225 and COIIts and three days in Tuesday night. ·Jr. Fined were Michael Marcwn, dleport Mayor Fred Hoffman and )all, drlvtng whUe Intoxicated; Mlddleport, .~ and costs, open two otherS forfeited bonds. Cllarles $prouse, .!'t1iddleport, ~ Fined were Jmies R. Peck, Mid· and costs, disqrderly manner, and liMit, and Richard Hennen, Mid· dleport, $50 and costs, littering; ~ · Carolyn Triplett; · ~dilleport, $50 dleport, ~ .and costs, failure to regis(er a motor vehicle. and COlts, setting off fireworks ; •100 and colts, disordetly rn&Mer. Forfeiting bonds were. Danny .L. Forfeiting bonds were Carl HaD, and cosl8, driving while under suspension, and $225 and costs and Jenkins, Hebron, $150, driving while Jr., Pomeroy, ~. left of center; three days in jaU, driving wile in· under . suspension, and Robert Keith Phalin, Pomeroy, $28 ; toxlcated; Clarence Bing, •Jr., · F~;.'.romeroy, ~. disorderly Michael Grate, Middleport, $30, and Calista Searles, Middleport, $26, au Pomeroy, $225 and costs and three rnanper. pOsted on speeding charges; Bruce days in jail, driving whUe in- r,;=::====;~~=~ Conde, Coolville,~. open flask, and toxicated; Kelly Hawkins, Mld· Donald Hood, near Pomeroy, $100, dleport, $50 and costs, ~rderly Judge ends 12 cases NEW PATROLMEN -1\vo recent graduates of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy have been assigned to the Gallla-Meigs Post of the patrol. Kelly Hospital news Area·deaths Bert Duke Karr ;~ i t I' l Bert fOuke) Ka rr. 65, formerly of Minersville , Fatrlawn, :'-/. J ., died Thunday at Fairlawn. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Karr, Minersville. He was also preceded in death by two brothers, Richa rd and James Karr. • Surviving are his wife. Rose; two • daughters, Ca thy and Carol , and a sister, Mrs. Tom 1Mary I Bowen of Pomer oy. Graveside rites will be held Satur· day at Fa irlaw n I Paul F. Andrews Paul F. Andrews, 75, Lung Bottom Road, died Friday morntng at Veterans Memorial Hospital. He was a son of the late Francis • ~ ~ ' f , ! . • • •' t • ! ~ t ' ' and Mary Butler Andrews. He was also preceded in death by two brothers, Cha rl es and John, and two sisters. Ella and Elizabeth . Surviving are his wife . Mary Cur· tis Andrews; sons, Paul Joseph, Westerville. and John Mtchael. Columbus ; two daughters. Hose Mary Milliron , Columbus, and Ba r· J Ernest S. Ward Ernest S. !Junior ) Ward, 58 , Rt. I, Rutland, died unexpectedly at his home Thursday evening following a brief tllness. Mr. Ward wa s born May 16, 1923 at Langsville, a son of the late Selmer A. and Mary Alice Williams Ward. On Aug. 16, 1946, he married the former Annabell Johnson who sur· vives a long with a son, Donald, Westerville; four daughters, Mrs. Jirrunie I Evelyn 1 Hobbs, Dexter; Mrs . James 1Ruth 1 Priddy. Route I, Rutland; Ernestine Kay Hale and Rarrunie J . Ward, both at home. Also surviving are five grand · children. seven step ·grandchildren; a sister. Mrs. Clarence I Agnes I .'Jtevens, Route I, Langsville ; an aunt, Mrs . Florence Chalfan , Athens; an uncl e, William Williams, Wellston . Besides h1s parents he was preceded in death by a brother, a sister and a daughter. Mr . Ward was a veteran of World War II havmg served in the U.S. Ar · my. He was a member of the Dtsa bled American Veterans and the railroaders union . He was a bara Andrews, Athens; grandsons, retired railroad worker and had also worked in limber for a number of Mark and Jerry Milliron and Chnstopher Andrews : a brother. year s . Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sun · Francis Andrews, Long Rottom , etn d day at the Walker Funeral Horne in a sister. Ma ry Wippel , Pomeroy. Rutland wtth Mr. Gene Musser of. Mr . Andrews was a member of the ficialing. Bunal will be in Wright Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy . Cemetery. Friends may call at the He was a retired Me1gs County Htgh· funeral home at anytime after 2 p.m. wa y Department worker and had Saturday unttl time of services. The served as an Oli ve Precinct fami ly will receive friends from 2 to Republican central committeeman 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday for several years. Plan DA V mt;ding Services will be held at II a.m. Monday at the Sacred Heart Church A meeting of Meigs Chapter 53, with the Rev. Father Paul Welton of· Dtsa bled American Veterans, has ficiatm g. Burial will be in the Lady been set for6 :30 p.m. Tuesday at the of Loretto Cemetery . Rosary ser· chapter home , Butternut Ave., vi ces will be held at 7·30 p.m. Sun· Pomeroy. day at the Ewmg Funeral Home where fnends may call from 7 to 9 Will ('lmw highway p.m. Saturday and from 2 to 4 a nd 7 Route Iilli will be closed Monday to 9 p.m. Sunday . In lieu of fl owers. from 9 a.m . to about 3 p.m. while contributions may be made to the pipe is insta lled at the locatiOn , the Amen can Ca ncer Society . intersection of Routes 33 and 681 at Darwin. Nicely, 30, was treated for smoke mhalation around 5 a.m. The fire burned white ·hot at the center of the brick building and was punctuated by the explosions, some of which pitched sparks and naming embers into the air, firefighters said . Hundreds of onlookers gathered near the building until several ex. plosions and dense smoke forced police to order the area evacuated. Police said there was some danger from toxic fumes . Clyde Marlin , )"hO lives next to the plant, said a man knocked on his door about I : 30 a.m. and said he saw smoke coming from the chemical plant. Martin said firemen arrived Twelve defendants were fined in the weekly court of Meigs County Court Judge Patrick O'Brien. They include David Mooney, Coyahoga Falls, $21 and costs, speeding; DanieUe Smith, Porland, $10 and costs, failure to yield wben being passed; Melvin Taylor , Gallipolis, $10 and costs, parked in a prohibited area; Stephen Thomas, Gallipolis, $50 and costs, reckless operation; Randell Sea·rles, Rutland, $10 and costs, failure to display valid registration; Max Cites driver Kilpatrick on sin and sex on TV, A-2 Anderson addres·s es Justice, A-2 Food Co-op, B-1 • unba tmts Middleport· Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant News briefs. • • TRUE VALUE By JEFF GRABMEIER Times-Sentinel staff writer The Gallipolis City Health Department, loc$led in the city building on 2nd Avenue, provides health services for residents of the city. It hires nurses, hold clinics and educates the public about health concerns. Located only one block away on 2nd Avenue is the Gallia County General Health District, which provides many of the same servtces for residents of the county. In these times of financial trouble for goverrunent, it may seem that a consolidation of the two similar health departments may be an economical move, providing better health services for residents of both the city and the county. In fact, many Ohio cities and counties have successfully consolidated their health depariJllents. But political pressures and questions of what services to provide have prevented a consolidation ct AND SHAKES ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs . John Goheen, son, Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Siders, daughter, Henderson; Mr . and MRs. Jeff Williams, daughter. Beaver . JULYl BIRTHS Mr . and Mrs. Arnold Childers, daughter . Coalton; Mr. and Mrs. John McGowan, daughter , Oak Hill ; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perry, daughter, Point Pleasant. Within three minutes after they were called, but 10 minutes later names broke out. Deputy Chief Donald Carper said the arson squad was investigating the cause of the blaze. Winkle said firemen had problems with water pressure when they first arrived. He attributed it to old, six· inch water lines in the neighborhood . Firefighters eventually were forced to f1ICl hoses 3t blocks to get the water they needed for aerial and pwnper trucks. Winkle said the plant was owned by Robert Dennison of Bedford Township, Mich. He said firemen had not been able to contact Den · nison. Admitted ..Noell Beth Dawson, New Haven ; Michael Reynolds, Middleport; Pauline Taylor, Mid· dleport ; Ray Roush,.Mason. Discharged··Donald Weaver, David Carsey. Emergency calls Two calls were answered Thur sday by local units, the Meigs Emergency Medical Services repor· ts. At 12:40 p.m·.. the Middleport Unit took Pauline Taylor from S. Third Ave ., to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 7:23 p.m., the Rutland Unit took Steven Patterson from Meigs Mine I to O'Bieness Hospital in Athens. To end marriages Charging gross neglect of duty, Pamela Sue Adrian, New Lima Road, has filed suit for divorce against Roger Lewis Adrian in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff is seeking custody of two minor children. Ralston Douglas Hemsley and · Helen Lou Hemsley, both of Route 2, Pomeroy, have filed action for the dissolution of their marriage. r COSTUME JEWELRY t t t '-•t t t t t t t t t t t _j ·t t PRICE t Elberfelds In Bonlet0Y'' • • • 1 BIG JULY CLEARANCE SALE NOW GOING ON· , ' SAVE 25 • 35 • EVEN 50$." 0N·.SUMMER CI;OTHING . . , FOil gERYONE· 1~. YOU~-: FAMI'LY~ ·, · .· ' ~ . ' - ~. ' ' --..·. - ~··t,. SHOP fARLY FOR.BEST SElECTION.: · ,. . ' .QUANTmE$ .E ,lJI~JED. ' ' · ·J> t { I -:_ '~ • ' "' ' ' " ' ' ' '. FIRST DA YLIGIIT:... Trapped •In an libltndoaed water weD %10 feet below the ground fer·over two hours, Jared Artho, 4, cries as be Is helped by rescue workers to safety, Friday. The well, whirh was to be filled In later that day because It was Inactive, was uncovered ooly hours before Jared .fell !D. At transmission time, the boy was apparently unhaimed. ( AP Laserphoto), Shale testing in Gallia County COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Engineers at Ohio State University are refining underground recovery techniques for use in eastern gas shale deposits to supplement natural gas supplies. Sunder H. Advani, chairman of engineering mechanics at Ohio State, said shale gas recovery already is undergoing field testing in Lorai~, Galiia and Trumbull counties. The project, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Technology Center in Morgantown, W.Va., also involves study of stress and fracture systems in formations of the Appalachian Plateau area, primarily s.outheaslern Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia. Ohio corn production down COLUMBUS, Ohio ( AP) - The stale's com production forecast as of July I was 323 million bushels, down 27 percent from 1980 and the lowest figure since 1975, the Ohio Crop Reporting Service says. B<!sed on a survey of Ohio farmers in late June, corn was planted on 4.1 million acres across the state, the agency said. More land had been eannarked for the crop, but extremely wet conditions in May and June delayed field work, making it too late for many farmers to plant their intended corn acreage, the service said. Nationwide, 7 percent more corn is to be harVested this year,compared t<) 1980, based on current conditions. .. , Soybean planted acreage in Ohi,o as of July I was estimated at 3.55 million acres, down 7 percent.from a year ago. The state's winter . wheat production was estimated at a record 80 million bushels. Wesleyan receives Gannett award DELAWARE, Ohio (AJi') - Ohio Wesleyan University is the srr:uauest college in the nstion re~resented on a list of journalism awards this year by the Gannett Folindatlon. · .Janet Fillmore of Somerset, N.~ .• a jwilor journalism tnajor; won a $1,500 scholltrshijjforber,senior year, More than 400 applicantS sought . the 16 a warda ollereil lor the first time this year; 1 · Ohio Wesleyan has ·an ' en.-ollment ·of 2,200 ~tlidents. The median enrollment Of sehoois' "l''th 1\iinning student& Is,more !hail ~.ooo. ,' \. ' . ' '.' ,· •• • ! ;..,· ' \1, ' . '. Gallia's and Gallipolts ' health departments in the past and make it unlikely to occur in the near future . '·The city and county health departments are sitting a couple of County Dept. ·" 412 Second Avenue By KEVIN KELLY Tlmes-sentiDel staff writer GALLIPOLIS - In case of a national emergency, one of the first things to return to the local scene will be the draft bOard. . But the board seen then will be somewhat different from the one which decided who would or wouidn 't be inducted that went out with the original draft in 1975. According to Mike Hagovsky, acting stale director for the Selective Service System in Dublin, Ohio, the new board will act more as a court of appeals. The power of the local draft board to induct was eliminated by the present random national lottery. The new board, effective only in · time of war or emergency, would handle requests for deferrments, 66 P ~19es H Ce nf s blocks apart doing about the same thing,·· says Gallipolis City Manager Chris Morris. " One holds an eye clinic, the other holds an eye cline, and so on. It City Health Dept. 518 Second Avenue seems logtcal they would want to merge," he says. Gallia County Hea lth Commissioner Dr. Gerald Vallee sa ys he agrees in principle with Morris , but he has some reservations " If done properly I can see some advantages to consolidation . If it is improperly don e, it could be a real detriment," he says. "Some duplication of services would be avoided 10 a consolidation," Va llee says. " I might support it if it is ideally done . But there are a lot of ifs ... One of the biggest ifs in the mmd of Vallee and members of the county' s board of hea lth is the question of home health care. Home health care 1s a program whereby nurses and doctors give trea tment to the infirm 10 their homes. Gallipolis ' hea lth department of. fcrs the service. while the county's does not. I Continued on A-4 1 and exercises a great deal of power in that capacity. If a person wanted exemption from military service, for conscience, hardship or religious reasons , he or she would have to submit a request to the board and present evidence why he or she should be exempted The board would make a final judgment on the matter. Conscientious objection to fighting in a war would probably be the main reason presented, Hagovsky said. In the 1960s, the draft allowed deferrments for married peopl e and college students. Now marrieds are no longer exempt and college students can only get a deferrment until the end of the quarter or semester. In order to join one of the boards, an mterested person must apply to the state selective service office. The office will comptle a list of candidates from each county, which is then forwarded to the governor. The of eacil county , l1e explained . Ha govsky said the serv1ce 1s renewing the boards as part of an overall revitilzation of the servoce , "a n emerge ncy preparedne ss governor, in turn , submits the list to issue," as a service release said . lhe President, who makes the final appointments . Peopl e between the a ges of 18 and 60 are being sought to serve, Hagov· sky said. "We're encouraging women to join, and there may be a traimng program of about16 hours for members, but that's a little way down the road," he said. Those who can't serve on the board a re active, retired or reserve military men. However, veterans may apply . The boards are also designed to carry the racial and ethnic makeup Despite talk a permanent draft 1s soon in the offing, Hagovsky said the official word he's heard from Washington at this stage is that there will be no peacetime draft. Male citizens and aliens residing in the U.S. except those on active duty with the armed forces must register with the service wtthin 30 days of their 18th birthdays. Men born in 1960, 1961 and 1962 should already have registered, the service says, but "a ny who may not have are encouraged to do so as soon as possible." Toxic chemical pollutes wildlife refuge in Mason Co.; ponds closed CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) State officials plan to ask the U.S . Defense Department to help develop a plait to neutralize a toxic chemical that has contaminated part of a wildlife refuge in Mason County. Natural Resources Director David c~ Callaghan said the federal agency will first be asked to .help analyze the extent of the contamination, which he said' apparently comes from an ab8ndcined World War II explosives .pbint that was located at what is now the McClintic WUdlifeStation. Gov. Jay Rockefeller is "going to discuss this with . them early next ~." C.U.ghan said Friday after · 'he BIUI~ the clos!nl! .of the COIItamiNitecf Hrts of thil re(ljge. · , Tlie ' Depa,m,ll'lent - of NaturaJ · ~- ·!iri!ered ·the c;loslllg of tlinie JIO.IlCia ·~ 0, teflll!e.• The J10!1c1s ·lili not, ha\lel~. but are be,r edilli.'!ltlld 11. t ~J, ,/ ,: ~.,~. -~~ testa 'b)!~ ~ate '"Iter.~ DIVialon ~. a dlaltrotoilleiie.·liM ~· ~~ "This substance is listed as a priority pollutant by the Envirorunental Protection Agency and was produced at McClintic during the TNT manufacturing process," he said. The area was the site of a government }NT manufacturing operation for .about three years during World War II, according to Callaghan. He said it was deeded over to the state in the late 1940s once the explosives plant was closed. Officials believe the chemical is seeping into pond 13 from metal condull pipes left in the gi'01,llld when the Defetise Department closed the TNT operatiim, be said. callaghan said the pond has been used for public~hing, but that his department does not know if eating fish from it posed a djlllfler. He said Jl0!1ds 12 ~ I7 were .being closed as a prtc&uti'illlary nleasunl. file lrildllfe llfll8 contains about40 , such ponds, he >ilald, but ofllclals )lave not tested He said'they them. Wil ~·. ~~~to PGIIIIJJ. 'He' li!ld feP18In open to tile1 J)l!blic. ..... .,. ~· foJlowlhl 14lftl~t·~---e · Wllllllleid Iii the water. 1 " j ~ect 1 o n s /l Mul t tmcdt il In c. Newspaper Focus of new draft board changes; induction only in emergency cases hili"-' · .,lallleblue,. wlll~b ~ii)lltd abOat ':-' plloW) . . . 11 Sunday, July 12 , 1981 Forces oppose consolidation ·of city, county health depts. FRESH PEACH SUNDAES Vt'terans Memorial tnfint Vol. IS No . 24 Copyrighted 1981 BAUM 60 explosions rip plastics firm TOLEDO, Ohio I API - Three firemen were injured as at least 60 explosions, accompanied by JOQ.foot names. ripped through a Wes t Toledo plastics company early today . Fire Chief William Winkle sa id chemi cals inside th e Denbro Plastics Co. building fed the blaze. However, Winkle said he wasn't im · mediately certain what chemicals were involved. Two firemen , James Day, 43, and Harold Lavrar, 32, were treated at Toledo Hospital after being blown out of the building through a door· way when the first explosion oc · curred. The third firefighter, Patrick • British riots, D-1 Stewart, Mansfield, $30 and costs, speeding; Beltty Harris, Reedsville, $10 and costs, failure to yield; Cyn· lhla Ord, Pomeroy, $10 and. costs, stop sign violation; Eric Diddle, Middleport, $10 and costs, failure to yield right of way; Charles Stevens, HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Colwnbus, $25 and coSts, set and use DISCHARGES JULY 9 of trotline in Forked Run 'Lake; Mary Bennett, Candace Brothers, Rickey Layne, Cheshire, $35 and Brtan Campbell, Cl'"'rles Cochran, costs, iQegal parking; Michael Cyril Coleman, Dorothy Cook, Haller, Chillicothe, $100 and costs, Michael Deem, Eleanor Donley, $~0 suspended, six months Elizabeth Edler, Luther Endicott, probation, disorderly conduct. Mrs. Dennis Franks and daughter, David Arix, Pomeroy, charged Katherine Hudson , Bernice Uoyd, with attempted theft, was placed on Jeff Moles, Delores Mullins, Mrs . six months probation, given a 10 day Raymond Norton and daughter, Ber· jail sentence, five of which were A driver was cited in a two-car ac · suspended, and was assessed costs. nard Osborne, Catherine Ousley, Geneva Rupe, Danny Short, Andrew cident near Rio Grande Thursday, Forfeiting bonds in the court were Toler. Roy Williams. Mrs. Thomas according to the Gallia·Meigs Post Cecil A. Ankron, Harrisville, W.Va., of the state highway patrol. Wesson and daughter. $40.50, speeding; Paul E. Green, The patrol said Grace R. Thomas, Albany, $40.50, overheight; John H. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs . Randall Blaine, 79, Inverness, Fla., was eastbound Stockwell, Vienna, W. Va., $40.50, Gallipolis Ferry, son; Mr. and Mrs . on U.S. 35 at 10 :05 a.m. when she speeding; Thomas L. Vilatoe, Ham· Brian Guthrie, Jackson, daughter; reportedly failed to slow for a den, $350, overload, and Sharon C. Mr. and Mrs . Lusty Kuhn, Oak HilL slowing vehicle driven by Michael Reiber, Rt. I, Long Bottom, $40.50, daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Edwards, 17, Rutland. 985-3301 CHESTER, OH. speeding. Thomas' vehicle the struck the left Pennington, Gallipolis, daughter; Mr. and Mrs . John Sanders, rear of the Edwards auto, causir.~ , - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - Gallipolis, son; Mr. and Mrs . moderate damage to both. Thomas was cited for assured clear distance . Charles Williams, Gallipolis, son. Troopers said there was no injury 10 a car-bicycle accident in Rutland Thursday afternoon. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER The report said a car driven by DISCHARGES JULY 8 Virginia Kennedy, 38, Rutland, Floyd Belcher, Mrs. Michael Cam· on Alley Street at 2: southbound pbell and daughter, Tammy Daniel, p.m. when a bicycle ridden by Lula Rosa lee DeLille, Rainelle Duff, Ger · Nease, 6, Rutland, came out from a !rude Ervin, Sevilla Hammond, yard and struck the side of Ken · Mrs. Harold Harrison and son, Mrs. nedy's car. Ephriam Herdman and son, Terry The car was slightly damaged and Lloyd , James Lunsford, Caroline no citAtion was issued. Melvin, Judith Munro, Wanda Neigler, Mrs. Andrew Polcyn and daughter, Shannon Reaper, Johnny Speaker named Russell , Kimberly Salyers, Brenda Chris Longgrear of Marietta will Saunders, Mary Sparks, Janet speak Sunday at the Jubile Christian Stanley Mrs. Allan Swindell and Center. POMEROY 510 W. MAIN 992-2556 son , Angela Watkins . WonlaU, rl, Zanesville, (left) and Pat ~eDonald, ZZ, Jackson, graduated from the a cademy July 2. Food co-op--buying more for less, B-1 ' . ca..._ said a report prepared · by the QNR's haUrdous·waste Section will ' be released next week. Asked about its contentS, he said, "you'll see that when we give it to you." He declined to discuss the potential effects of dinitrotoluene other than to say it is "toxic to fish ." WEATIIER ' for . Sumtdav Colorado, Sl1owers al'l' al8ct chlng from Teus ' DNR s pokeswoman Claudi a DelGuidice said Friday that the wildlife station is a popular area for fishing in the Point Pleasant area. " Lots of people up there use it," she said. ' - Tbe Natllloal Weather Servlee forecast sb~~etl'l ill pordoaa of l~bo, ,Mo~oa, !Jtah, Sollth,Dali:otlt, Mlnn~otlt and W~onsln. of.New En&lllnd and I~ a Une stret· Ll~rpboto) . � 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. 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