http://66.213.69.5/files/original/be9e2404dadbeb12e51fee989d8e28d8.pdf 59946f630def4ab0906cb22a2cc1cdc8 PDF Text Text Page-10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Robert A. Dorst, 43, Tuppers Plains, died Wednesday at Ohio Valley Memorial Hospital, Wheeling, W.Va. Mr. Dorst was an employe of the Quinn Development Co., St. Clair· sville, Ohio, a member of the Southeastern Ohio Garden Tractor Pullers Association and a !955 graduate of Olive-Orange High School. He is survived by his wife, Helen Hoffman Dorst; two sons, Howard Keith Dorst, Ronoake, Va., and Tunothy Robert Dorst at home; his mother, Sybil Dorst, Pomeroy ; two brothers, Martin Dorst, Shade and Thomas Dorst. Pomeroy; cousin, Fred E. Smith, Racine, and severa l nieces and nephews. Funera l services Will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Ewing Funeral Home with Vincent Waters officiating . Burial will be in Chester Cemetery. Fnends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. this evening. In heu of nowers the family asks that donations be made to the Tuppers Plams Emergency Squad . Orlando \l. Long Orlando Worthy Long. 74. Jerry's Run Road, Apple Grove, died Tuesday evenmg at Pleasant Valley Hospita 1 following an extended · illness. Born June 2, 1907, at Apple Grove, he was the son of the late William and Luella Wright Long. He was a member of the Barton Chapel United Methodist Church where he had served as a trustee for several years, was a retired steelworker with the Marietta Shipyard and at one time was employed by the Mason County school system. Surviving are his wile, Mary Kensler Long; five daughters, Mrs. Bonnie Chapman, Monroe, Mich.; Mrs. Gertrude Casto, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Evelyn Rainey, Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders, and Mrs. Janet Payne, all of Apple Grove ; one son, Willard G. Long, Delaware, Oh. : two sisters, Mrs. Eunice Wayan, Marysville. and Mrs. Goldi e Fooce, Apple Grove; one brother, Fred Long, Apple Grove; and 16 grandchildren and three great-grandchi ldren. In additi on to his parents, he was preceded !D death by one daughter. Thelma Long , four sisters and one brother. Funeral servtces wi ll be conducted at 2 p.m . F'riday at the Barton Chapel United Methodist Church with the Rev . Marli n Campbell offic iating. Burial will follow m the Barton Cemetery . The body will be taken to the church one hour prior to services. Fnends may ca ll at the Wilcoxen F'un.ral Home after 4 p.m. today. Meigs County happenings ... Emergency squads kept busy Seven calls were answered by local emergency units Wednesday and two Tuesday morning the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reported. At 3· 05 p.m. the Middleport Squad was ca lled to South Second Ave .. for Carl Platter who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. He was later transferred to Holzer Medical Center : at 5.26 p.m. the Middleport Squad was called to Mom 's Place for Tom Miller who was Ulken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; a t i :14 a .m . Pomeroy was ca lled to the Pomeroy Health Ca re Center for Abbie Strauss who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. at 5:59p.m. Pomeroy to Lincoln Hill for Judy Morris who Hospital and at 6: 45p.m. Pomeroy again for Nellie McGinniS from Pomeroy Hea lth Care Center to Veterans Memorial Hospita l: Rutland at 10 :03 p.m. to Harrisonvill e for Ra lph Edwards who was take n to Veterans Memor ial Hospital : Syracuse at 6:18a.m. for Martha McPhail. Sy racuse, to Holzer Med1cal Center. Thursda y at 12:36 a .m. Middleport went to Pearl St., for James Sears whu wa s ADMISSIONS-Eddie Ml-Grath. Athens: Betty Writesel. Racine; Dorothy Hewlett . Long Bottom : Nelhe McGt nnis. Pomeroy; Ja ck Ward. Pomeroy DISCHARGES-James McLalll, Freda Buchanan, Robert Roush , Beatrice Blake. ADMISSIONS-Carolyn Triple tt , Mtddleport: Ray Roush. Mason : Pe llegrtno. Mid dleport : Maxine Tucker. Pomeroy . DJSCHARGES-An1y Metzger . \larriagt• li<'t>nse The following people applied for Veterans fur Wayne Ervme, Apple Grove , who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. WASHINGTON (AP) - With Senate Republicans dropping efforts overaUtax-cutbill. Although some major disputes to reduce islues the oil industry' Congress back on on schedule to complete action on a multiyear tax cut before the August recess. However, the lawmakers may have to delay the recess by a week to ensure that the first phase of the largest tax cut in the nation's historv would be felt in paychecks received after Oct. I, as President Reagan requested. A major impediment to finishing the tax bill was removed Wednesday night when Senate Republicans gave in to liberal Democrats and dropped an effort to give an estimated $4a billion in tax relief to the oil industry over the next decade. In return , the Republicans won agreem~nt to increase to about $6.35 billion the five-year value of oil tax breaks already in the bill, which was approved by the Senate Finance Conunittee. That relief includes a $2.500-per-year tax credit for owners of oil lands and cutting in half the " windfall profits" tax on domestic 011 discovered after 1978. The agreement also apparently ended a "bidding war" that has been foug ht for several da ys by Democratic and Republican leaders remain,anddifferences between the House Senate versions of the tax bill have been narrowed considerably over the past seve1'81 weeks. Reagan still insists on a threeyear, 25 percent, across-the-board cut in personal tax rates, with the same reduction going to taxpayers at all income levels. That is in the Senate biD. The House version, scheduled for a final vote in the Ways and Means Conunittee today, is built around an average 15 percent cut in rates ovor two years, with a greater share of relief targeted on those with annual mcomes under $50,000. But House tax-writers moved a step closer to what Reagan wants when they agreed Tuesday to allow a third-year reduction if the president meets his forecasts for cutting in· nation, interest rates and the federal deficit. Reagan, though, is showing no inclination toward compromise. "By holding the people's tax reduction hostage to future economic events, we'll be removing to wln votes from conservative oil~ state lawmakers. The agreement prohibits Senate consideration of any other oil tax reductions in an A car owned by Milford S. Fredrick, Racine, was moderately damaged when the left front wheel of his car dropped off while he was driving on SR 338. 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' acquisition and improvement for housing, $125,000; housing rehabilitation, program $167,000; and administrative costs of $10,000. HUD also advised that a conunitment of $861,000 for 1982 and $931,000 for 1983 has also been approved. Receipt of fWlds for the subsequent years of the multi-year conunitment is contingent upon HUD's deter· mination that program performance bas been adequate and is subject to the availability of appropriations. In the approval letter from Syl Angel, Ohio Area HUD Manager, the village was congratulated for having satisfactorily completed the many steps required prior to the approval action. Angel pledged continued HUD support to the Community Development effort in Middleport. Mayor Hoffman said that the fun· ds will be available by the end of August after required environ- mental assessments are made. Feasibility studies are underway at the present lime on location of a site for the water tank with engineering ~<nd design scheduled to be completed by late September with construction scheduled for early 1982. The mayor said housin g rehabilitation program and site acquisition should be underway during the latter part of this year. assist barge traffic along the Ohio. said the future of the Gallipolis Last year, barge operators moving proposal may hinge on an ali-or· coal, chemicals and petroleum fuels nothing vote for the package. complained that they were stuck ln Another project in the package is a traffic for up to eight hours at the $17.8 million plan for construction of Ga!pplllia lOCks. .' . • - the $ \lf.lewall Jackson ~:W. /,lewis· , ~ CoWl!)>; which tile 'ltilie SeiWe and Rep. Nick Joe Rahall, D-W.Va., environmental groups Of!PO!II!. once described the ~foot locking Staton said he probably would vote system as a "tw<>-lane bridge on a in favor of the huge package, if a six-lane hlghll'ay." Most other locks vote was forced, because the " imon the Ohio are 1,200 feet long. portance of the Gallipolis funding to The Gallipolis facility is located at West Virginia and Ohio is enough to Eurek11, just downriver from outweigh my reservations" about Gallipolia and Point Pleasant, W.Va. other projects ln the package. The energy and water measure is Rahal! testified before a before the House now, and Staton congressional conunittee earlier this year that improvements are necessary at the Gallipolis facility to prevent what he said would be traf· fie . jams of more than 30 hours by 1990. · · rhe.;.U<S,·Nnty ~.of·Engi!Jeers has conchlilech preliminary study of six ways to relieve congestion at the Gallipolis Locks, and the most popular would cost an estimated $285 million, said corps spokesman Ron Meade at Huntington. That plan calls for constructing two new locks in an existing channel near the present facility, Meade said. Washington's number two paper folds Men's Van Heusen Shirts ................1h Price Men's Shorts and Swim Trunks ......lh Price Boys' Shorts and Swim Trunks ...... lh Price . I Section, 10 Pages 1S Cents A Multimecli• Inc . Newspaper FIGURING TAXES - Rep. Barber Cooable, R· N.Y., right, rauklng Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee, listens to a staff aide at the Bill contains locks repair provision CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) The House of Representatives' energy and water resources bill being debated in Washington inclu.dea an amendment that calls for Sl.fi 'ruilion to help repair .the Galliplilij Locks oil the Ohio River, Rep. Mlck Staton says. The amendment was tacked onto the $13 billion bill after an intense lobbying effort by West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky congressmen, said Staton, a West Virginia Republican. If approved, the money would be used to eliminate the bottleneck posed by the 43-year-old locks, which JULY CLEARANCE Women's Sleepwear.........................lh Price Men's Knit Shirts........................•...lh Price little Boys' Outfits..........................lh Price showdown with Democratic leaders reducing inflation, interest rates and comes Wednesday on the floor of the the federal deficit. Rostenkowski said that of 29 conDemocrati()-C()ntroUed House. The president was expected to servative Democrats who sided with give his personal endorsement to the Reagan on key budget votes earlier amendments today in a pep talk to this year, 12 have pledged to support the Ways and Means bill, II are House Republicans. Democratic leaders, meanwhile, pledged to Reagan and six are unexpressed confidence that Reagan . decided. Those 12 Democrats gave their will lose this confrontation. word, Rostenkowski said ; they "It is close but we are going to didn't have fo sign a pledge. "We win," House Ways and Means Chair· man Dan R~tenkowski ; D-Ill., told don't try to blow-torch anybody," reporters Thursday after his com- added Rep. Ken Holland, O-S. C. If Reagan has any chance of winmittee gave. final approval to the ning a House victory on his tax plan, Democratic plan. Democrats are calling for a two- the 191 Republicans will have to vote year tu cut averaging 15 percent as a unit, just as they did on the and favoring taxpayers witli in· budget fight. Assuming all434 memcomes Wider $50,000. A third-year bers vote - one seat is ·vacant- the cut would be added if the ad· president would need votes of 27 ministration meets its goals for Democrats. Block grant approval given 6 MONTH MONEY MARKn 15.568% Men's Sum mer Caps .......................1h Price by~. enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, J!IIY 24,1981 .· WASHINGTON (AP) - Pl'esident Reag11n is fattening his tax-cut plan with breaks for the oil industry, farmers and small businesses ln a bid to hold wavering Republicans and woo conservative Democrats in the House. Democratic leaders, meanwhile, are claiming enough votes to pass a rival bill. Sources in Congress said Thur· sday night that Reagan also will agree to a Senate-approved plan for automatic annual income tax cuts to offset inflation, starting ln IIIIlS, But White House spokesman Larry Speakes said Reagan will not compromise on his call for a threeyear, . 25 percent, across-the-board cut in personal tu rates. Republicans will add the changes, with Reagan's blessing, to the president's tax bill when a Girls' Summer Dresses .................... lh Price 446-9800 Vol.30,No.71 Copyrighted 1981 a1 y • President fattens tax cut proposal The Pomeroy Police are investigating the theft of a brief case ';~;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 from the lobby of the Meigs Inn. Danny Russell Fouch informed I the depa rtment that he was checking into the hotel and left his briefcase in the hall. When he went back to get the case, it was gone. It contained a calculator. loaded pistol and other material. Wheel causes damages or • riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Pomeroy Mayor Clarence An· drews warned that the law on bars closing at their designated time according to their licenses will be en· forced . A check will be made of the bars and persons will be prosecuted if necessary. Brit>fcase said stolen RIVERSIDE 1980 BUICK REGAL the . certa~ty they need to begin . inoney," he .told out·o~;:n ~vesting more of their newspaper editors Wedn ~~ Sllvmg Will enforce closings .----------------------------1 Jun ior L.ee Hunt. Long Bottom : Mary Derenberger. Pomeroy; Ger- trud e to Memona l Hospita l then to Holzer Medical Center : ful cine at 7:34 a.m. was take n to Vetera ns Memorial \ t•lt' rans '\kmorial taken e 1Tax cut legislation now on schedule ; Area deaths Robert A. Dorst Thursday. July 23, fill; ' Releasesl~v~ . , ·.. · t)!e .Je.ee .,.~ w. V•·· · IIIII 11ee11 rei r •• r.r - by lilt peenJ l*blle heal I I a.I8J by tile ,U, S. Clirps If hl*s 1n Ceel Detlfck, .....,. .. •• ~ ..• .. 1 ................,..... ' MIIJ'!f Detllek ...... tr ... _ ........... ,.. . _ .....,..... .. ~ li.llltiiiiFIN .. lEi. ..... . . ' recipient of tips from FBI Director J . Edgar Hoover, and it was read closely in the govenunenl. But it found room, too, in its narrow colwnns of small type, for news of suburban garden clubs and schoolboy sports. The Star, founded as a four-page penny paper by printer Joseph Barrow Tate in !8!i2, sold 418,000 copies a day at its peak in 1972, after buying out its afternoon competitor, the :Washington Daily News. Within nine years it lost one reader in four , but at the end it still ranked 21st in circulation of the nation's dailies - fifth among evening-only newspapers. Now it is a~nost gone, trying to hang on for two more weeks only on the remote chance that someone will buy it. One possibility : the people losing their jobs. Nine Star unions are trying to fonn a coalition to buy the paper. The paper has been losing S20 million a year, according to Time Inc., the big magazine publishing house which bought it - for $2() million - from financier Joe L. Allbritton three yers ago in an· ticipation of giving the Post, which owns Newsweek , a run for its money. ··we'll consider ourselves lucky if we can keep going for two weeks," said James R. Shepley, chairman of Time's executive conunittee and the Star, beca1J!II) both personnel and ad· vertisers now will flee. The Star's collapse throws 1,427 people out of work. some of them well-known newspaper by lines. Today, they are putting out a paper with one hand and looking for work with the other. · start of a meeting on Capitol HW Thursday. 1be com· mitlee, headed by Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, ().Ul., left, is considering legislation to cut taxes. (AP Laserphoto) . ToDAY ••• IN THEW Gasoline at 88 cents a gallon CINCINNATI - As soon as Roy Hodges heard that gas prices had dropped to 96.6 cents a gallon, he jumped in his Vega and went in search of the bargain prices. He found them at 7-Eleven and King Kwik gas stations across the street from each other on Galbraith Road. So did lots of other people. Dozens of ca rs jammed both stations. The stations waged a price war while other area stations charged their usual $1.15 a gallon for regular gasoline. Later, an attempt at peace fell apart and soon prices had fallen to 88 cents a gallon. Workers dismantle walkway .KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Workers using torches and a crane dismantled the last remalnlng walkway over the Hyatt Regency Hotel lobby before dawn Thursday, and the mayor warned the action "would not build public confidence" in the investigation of last week's disaster. The four sections of the 4!;.ton span were hauled on a huge flatbed truck to a warehouse four blocks south of the hotel, joining debris from the two walkways that collapsed on a crowd of dancers Friday, killing Ill and injuring 188. McClune said the third-floor walkway had already been examined in place by lawyers and investigators, and he said further inspections could be done more safely in the warehouse. Flies lose breeding grounds LOS GATOS, Calif.- Fast-multiplying fruit flies lost more of their breeding grounds as state officials quadrupled the zone in which trees must be stripped of fruit. In another effort to bolster the fight against the Mediterranean fruit fly, the state announced that a 58()-member inspection force of state workers and others will go door-to-door to make sure homeowners comply with orders to strip their trees. The action came Thursday after the state scored a legal victory over the second of five Southern states that ordered a str1ct quarantine on California produce, more stringent than one imposed by the federal government. Court will review convictions WASHINGTON - The U.S. Court of Appeals will continue to review the convictions .of two former FBI officials who authorized illegal break-ins despite President Reagan's pardon of them last April. The officials, W. Mark Felt and EdwardS. Miller, were convicted last November of conspiring to violate individual civil rights by authorizing brea k-ins of residences during an investigation of anti-war radica ls . Patrol checks fatal plane crash MEDINA, OhiO - The Highway Patrol and the Federal Aviation Ad· ministration are investigating a small plane crash that killed three elderly persons but went Wldiscovered for nearly two days. Sgt. Michael Quinn of the patrol said the plane crashed Tuesday morning near the Medina-Lorain County line after taking off from Freedom Field, located between Medina and Akron, en route to Put· In-Bay. Acombination of bad weather and pilot error apparently forced the single-engine plane to go down . Winning Ohio lottery number CLEVELAND - The winning numbers chosen in the daily and. weekly lottery drawings were : The Nwnber : 693. Pyramid: 51; 937; 6882. Pick-4: 7798. The lottery reported earnings of $392,215 from the muney wagered on the daily number drawing. Lottery officials said sales were $909,365 and holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $517,150. Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight in the low to mid60s. Highs Saturday in the mid to upper 80s. Chance of rain 20 percent tonight and Saturday. Winds southeasterly around 10 mph tonight. Extendecl Oblo Forecast Sullday through Tuesday: Battered aiiOwen aDd tlnmderstorms Suad8y aDd Moilday alld fair 011 Tuesday. HIJba Ia upper IIOa aDd low IIOa Sudlly, low to mid • MHday allllupper7tsaudlow101 Tueldiiy. Lows Ia upper• ud low 711 Slmdly aDd Ia Mollllay Ud Tuesday. the• �\ ,.. Commentar Pllg--2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 24,1981 ~~~ching,notpracticin~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ficials of the St. Louis-based McDonnell Douglas Corp. on charges of making illegal foreign payments to sell their aircraft. The lawyers ran into trouble when they wrote a memo protesting a meeting between Associate General General Rudolph Giuliani and the general counsel of McDonnell Douglas. Giuliam , the department's No. 3 official, admits that the overseas· bribery case was discussed during the 9().minute meeting on May 14. But he says that he had not known before the meeting that the department had any litigation- let a lone a criminal prosecution - pending agamst McDonnell Douglas. He says that he had no idea why the corporation's lawyers asked for the meeting and that he granted the request as a "courtesy " that he would have extended to the counsel of any major corporatiOn. The meeting took place in the context of recent administration and congressional attempts to change radically the laws prohibiting foreign payments and intensive efforts by McDonnell Douglas to convim.:e goverrunent officials to aban· don the prosecution . So, Lubm and Mendelson quite naturally saw the meeting as undermining the1r prosecutorial ef- The Daily Sentinel l llCo urtStr~L>t-t Pomuoy, Ohio 6H-992-215C DEVOTED TO ntE lr\TEREST OF THE MEIGS.I'ttASOi" .-\REA ROBERT L. WTNGETI Publishtr PAT WHITEHEAD i\ssb;tant Publish~tr/( ontrollt't forts . First they protested the action internally. When that got them nowhere, they wrote a memo to Giuliani that was made public. Giuliani's reaction was immediate. He called the memo "a disrespect for the facts" and " immature petulance." He also began to insist that he had a right to meet with any person with whom the government had litigation pending. The third employee to miss out on an award was Michael Sussman, a civil-rights lawyer who wrote what department officials call a "an intemperate, unprofessional memo" questioning the legal basis used by the attorney general in a speech denouncing racial quotas a nd busing. It had already been announced that the three lawyers would be among those receiving awards at the Justice Department ceremony. But two days before the ceremony, the department disclosed that the three would not be honored because, as department spokesman Tom DeCair explained, " we do not give awards to people who act unprofessionally." DeCair said that the department WASHINGTON fAPI - With one major summit conference behind tum and another coming in the fall, President Reagan has a chance to s hore up his standing in the area the pollsters see as his major weakness w1th the public : foreign affairs. As always, the American president was a leading man at the economiC summit just concluded in Bailout ters that " we're closer than we've ever been" to endilig the 43-day-o1d walkout. " We have moved much closer, narrowed our differences,'' he said. "Unfortunately, the parties have been WJBble to totally resolve the dif. direct compensation." Moreover, he said, "they still think they can crush the wrlon. They stllJ don't know what these players are like ... We said nothing about put· ting it up to a vote." The players, Miller C<Jntinued, " will have a boarll meeting and will ferences. We're closer than we've ever been." Grebey told reporters the talks were recessed to allow the players to study new proposals by the owners. After the players meet, he added, "we hope ... this will produce a settlement, will bring back baseball and save the AU-8tar Game," originally scheduled JUly 14. But Miller declared "nothing has changed in regard to the concept they are pushing of direct compensation." " I would not quarrel with the assessment that we narrowed some of the issues." Miller said. "We succeeded not at all on the basic issue of report where we are. In respect to their proposal, as it stands right now, we will not recommend it to the executive board of the players association. It is my belief the executive C<lmmittee will act accordingly ." Oiler quarterback retires SAN ANGELO, Texas (AP) Houston Oiler players greeted the unexpected retirement of veteran quarterback Ken Stabler with a rally of support and chorus of chants for his successor. Stabler, who already was abaent without leave from the Oiler training camp here, sent word through his at· torney Thursday, rather than telling team officials personally, that ·he was calling an end to hJs 12-year professional career. His departure coupled with Bum Phillips' firing and move to New Orleans, means the Oilers have lost both last year's head coach and starting quarterback during the offseason . His retirement was the second in two days by a National Football League star. All-Pro tight end Russ Francis informed the New England Patriots he was calling it quits on Wednesday. !)eeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit · Fetil1zers - L 1me - Cement .1nd Mortar · Stock Salt - Water SofTene r · Remedies Scllt - L1Hers Vaccine- Roofing - Paints - Red Brand Fencing · Baler .nnd Binder Tw•ne . Sprays - Gates - Hay · Straw . SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave . 992·2119 1elba would be a blueprint of hJs goals abroad. But the latest AP·NBC News poll shows a majority of Americans feel the president has not made his foreign policy clear. The poll indica tes a far higher level of confidence in his handling of domestic matters. That is due in large measure to Reagan's concentration on cutting the federal budget and reducing taxes, with other issues subordinated or left until later. It also is a leftover item from the 1980 campaign, in which Democrats stressed Reagan's inexperience in foreign affairs and tried to plant the notion that he might lead the country into war. He overca me the campaign issue. But there still is evidence that the voters aren't nearly as satisfied with his foreign policy leadership as with his program at home. The AP-NBC poll showed that 51 percent of the public feels Reagan has failed to make clear just what his foreign policy is. Thirty-two percent said they felt the ad· ministration course was clear. Forty percent rated Reagan's foreign policy record good or excellent. Thirty-seven percent said it was fair, 14 percent poor, and the rest weren't sure . That was Reagan's lowes t job rating in any of the presidential performance areas measured by the poll taken July 13-14. It is well below the 55 percent good-t!H'xcellent rating the public gives his work as president overall. The poll was conducted before the Ottawa swrunit, at which Reagan acknowledged that he was "still in the first-yea r class," but also said that the economic talks had built common understanding and purpose among the seven leaders. Summit conferences are almost invariably pronounced successful, or at least productive, by the government leaders who conduct them. And they usually help the image at home, too. Jimmy Carter's standing in the polls picked up nicely after his first major trip abroad in 1917. The sunnmitry of Canada and Mexico is likely to do much the same for Reagan's ·ratings when the pollsters take their next soundings. COLUMBUS, Ohio f APl - Twenty -one House members, most of them Republicans, apparently don't share the view that Ohio will need a major tax increase to fund its public education . But it would have to come James A. Rhodes a nd some memout of the state's general revenue bers of both parties in the fund, which must underwrite major Legislature to sell a tax hike to services s uch as welfare, prisons voters in the name of education. The and mental health . · proceeds would go for many other Batchelder and Rep. Robert E . things, including welfare, he said. Netzley, R-Laura, co-authors of the Rhodes and the others "are just new bill, said cuts in welfare would · using education as a battering ram be necessary because "there aren't for a tax increase," Batchelder said . that many sources where you can Earlier, Netzley said that by next cut this amount of money ." fall, " Ohio will be in a quagmire of But there are many other spenself-innicted crisis whi ch willJl<'rmit ding areas that could help absorb a tax increase in the name of cuts " like these 400 or so boards and education. No tax increase for commissions we've got running education is necessary.11 around here, " he said. Key provisions of the bill include Batchelder objects to what he the creation of school trust funds in calls the present efforts of GOP Gov. each county. On a per capita basis, T-BAIL TEAM- Members of this Tuppers Plains T·Ball team completed a fiDe season of 7-1 recenUy . Team members are, front, 1-r, Ricky Casey, Kevin Sharp, and Chris Miyashiro. Secood row - Tony /.aNm, GCNT5l I1XJK I /IJIOS Today is Frida)· July 24, the 205th day of 1981. There are 160 days left in the UP' year. Today's highlight in history : On July 24, 1946, the United States made the first underwater test of an atomic bomb at Bikini atoll in the Pacific Ocean. On this date : Jn 1704, the British captured Gibraltar from Spain during the war of the •~-"'-'Spanish Succession. •1:1;:.~~ Jn 181.0, the fi~st railroad car from the Pacific {;oast reached New York !=-- - - City, opening the way for transcontinental train service. In 1922. the League of Nations council approved mandates for Palestine andEgnlt. .._l_ _ _ _ _ A_n:_Bu_c_hwa_Id George : Soda ? Jessie : Just a dash . George: How 's that ' (holding up the glass l. Jessie : Dear George. That's fine. George: You never did like it with ICe. J essie: Never. George : Well, thank God for that. Jessie : Why do you say that? George: There is no more ice. i Sits down heavily I. No more anything. " The French, on the other hand, would pia)· the scene differently, " said Mr. Ustinov. George: Cherie. Jessie : Oui, mon petit chou. George: I have something to tell you. I have a mistress. Jessie: You are only telling me something I have known for two years. George: No, I mean a new mistress. Jessie : But, what will happen to Maria? . ' George: ·J don't know. Jessie: The poor thing. I'll take her to the collections. George: f reproachfully l Please do. You never were very nice to her. . Jessie : fmore reproachfully! You never brought her around. George: I suppose you are right. Jessie : Is she much prettier than I am? George : Much prettier. Jessie: I'm glad. Otherwise, I would have been jealous. George: Where are you going? Jessie: I'll see you next week . George: Is Pierre in town • Jessie: I don't know, but Leon is. George: Who's Leon• Jessie : My , how possessive you've become. " The Americans, on the other hand, are more for the stark realism of the thing," said Mr. Ustinov. "A saxophone must be playing nine blocks away, and a kid is crying across the road." G~orge: Jessie, I have so!Jlething to tell you. Jessie : I want a divorce. George : But you haven't heard what I' ve got to say. Jessie: Oh, for heaven 's sakes we' re grown-up people. Let's not behave like children. George: But for crying outloud ... Jessie: Mother said it would happen this way . George : But ... Jessie : Let's not . discuss it. It's vulgar and I'm not interested in the details. George : Will you shut up .. . Jessie : Don't raise your voice, George. George : I just wanted to say ... Jessie : Whatever it is, I'm sure the lawyers will be able to settle it. Geoi-ge : Settle what' Jessie : Let's be friends . The children will never have to know. George: Whatareyougoing? Jessie : Reno, Mexico City , Tucson. I'll send you a postcard . And I hope you' II be very happy, · George : rsiUing . down heavily } NeYer thought ab'dut it. '!>faype I will . ~--~------~ I ~~:~~~!!!! . ~ ,. NE · CINCINNATI (API - The Cin· cinnati Reds told city officials Thursday that the National League ballclub sees no basis for the city's claim for stadiwn rental lost as a result of games no~ played during the baseball strike. Reds president Richard Wagner and Henry w. Hobson Jr., club counsei, met with City Manager Sylvester Murray and Patsy Morrison of the city solicitor's office Wednesday and asked the city to reconsider its position . Mayor David .Mann has threatened to take the Reds to court IUSPSI&S-9181 A Divlsioa of Multimedll, (D('. Mcmbt'r: Tht> As.'lot'Wtt!d Pres..;. lnl<tlld O.Yi· ly Prss A~o;uci HLiuu and the- Amcrit·an Nt>wspapt'r Publi:<iher/1 A,.,..;odat•on. National Adverli!iill~ Rl:'prexenlal i v~:, BntnhBm Nt>wspaJl'!r Silk!~<;, 733 Third A\'enue, New York . Nt.>W York 1(1017 . POSTMASTER Send ~ddr~ss ~~ Th~ Dai ly Sentinel, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohiu 4$769. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One week One Monlh Ont> YI'Hr . 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Remote requires 9V battery. #43-247 PubllsM every afternoon, Mond&y throutr:h FriW.y, ill OJurt Stret>t. by the Ohio V<:~l l t'y Publishing Company • Multurwdilt, · Inc ., Pomero}', Ohio ~5769. 992-21~. St.'Cood daS.'I ptJSlaKit' paid at Pomeroy. Ohio to collect the estimated $41,000 per r;C:le:v:el:a:nd:l:n:d:ia:n:s: . game the city has lost in rental fees , taxes and concession and parking AGRONOMY Wagner told Murray that if the city takes \ega! action, the Reds are prepared to · stand by the club's position that the city's claim is not valid, a Reds spokesman said. OUoFONE® TAD-112 by Radio Shack The Daily Sentinel baseball strike, the Cincinnati Reds Radio Network has aired weekend games involving the Indianapolis Jndians, the Reds' top fann .team, and "dream games" between championship teams of different eras. In Saturday's upcoming matchup, described by regular Reds broad· casters Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxall, Tom Seaver will pitch for both teams - the 1969 World Champion New York Mets and the 1979 National League Western Division char,lpion Reds. In Sunday's computerized game, the 1976 Reds "play" the 195-4 fees. Dual-Cassette Telephone "Answering Service" Maxey, Wes Arbaugh, David Koenlg, Chad Savoy, and Jason Burroughs. Third row - Shane James, Jay Swain, Kyle Fausnaugh, Jenole Roush, Jeff Durst, and Tim Bissell. Notes from the Reds the trusts would receive proceeds from the personal income tax, the corporate franchise tax and the state's lottery profits . The state's equal-yield school distribution formula and categorical aid programs would be scrapped and replaced with provisions for distributing the income and franchise tax revenues among city, local and exempted village school districts. The bill also would permit counties, with voter approval, to impose income taxes on individuals and corporations and provide that the revenues be allocated to the schools un a per-pupil basis. Divorce internationa. I W • 21 members don't share tax increase views An industry whose collective net worth exceeds $32 billion is on the verge of convincing Congress that its only alternative to financial ruination is an expensive rescue operation mounted by the federal government. The principal beneficiary of the unjustifiable taxpayer-financed bailout schools. "ould be the "thrift industry" - the 4,700 savings and loan associations Rep. William G Batchelder, Rthroughout the country and the 460 mutual savings banks chartered in 17 Medina, said Wednesday that the states . schools could be kept open and Also reaping the benefits of the proposed subsidy progra m would be the adequately funded with existing nation' s wealthiest citizens - those whose incomes place them in the highest resources " if the Legislature had the l<!x brackets. c rea ting a strong mcenhve for them to seek out tax-exempt inintestinal fortitude." vestments. Batchelder is ct~sponsor of a bill, The vehicle for providing billions of dollars worth of unwarranted introd uce~ earlier this month before federal assistance to those already well-heeled mstitutions and individua ls is the \awrnaki::'IS went into summer the " All Savers Act," an outrageous piece of special-interest legislation so recess, that would provide an addeceptively named that its very title constitutes consumer fraud. ditional $500 million to $650 million a If signed into law, the bill would authorize thrift institutions to issue a yea r for primary and secondary new type of one-year savings certificate whose interest payments would be exempt from federal taxation, up to a linut Of $1 ,000 for an mdividual and $2,000 for a married couple filing a joint tax return . The interest rate could not exceed 70 percent of the interest paid on oneyear treasury bills. Thus, "all savers" certificates could earn only 10 percent annually if treasury bills were paying 14.3 percent. Mr. Peter Ustmov, the British acBut that formulation ha s no relevance whatever to "a ll savers." Only tor and play"nght , and I happened those with an annual income exceeding $40,000 - the richest ,nine percent of to d1scuss different methods of the country's taxpayers - can reap any financial benefits from tax-exempt presenting a divorce problem to an investments. Engl ish, a French and an American Families 1n that elite category could shelter as much as $2fi,OOO annually thea ter audience. - at a cost to the federal government 1in lost tax revenues that otherwise To give an example . let's make up would have been collected I of $4 billion to $5 billion during the next three a scene from a play as the English years. would do it : Families whose income is in the more modest - and mure typical George: Jessie range of $15,000 to $30 ,000 yearly would actually lose money on "all savers" Jessie: Mmnun'm. certificates compared with an investment in a money market fund or George : There's something I've treasury bills. been mea ning to ask you for some Moreover, to offset the losses the fede ra l treasury is expected to incur, time 1about two and a half acts in the pending legislation would cut in haU one of the few benefits given to those fa ct I. middle-income taxpayers in recent years to encourage investment. ,!essie : 1 Hard 1Yes, George. The current law excludes from taxable income the proceeds from George· I ... that is ... I don't know di vidend and interest payments , up to a maximum of $200 for individuals and how you're going to take this. $400 for couples. The proposed law would slash that exclusion to $100 for inJessie : I think I know what you're dividuals and $200 for couples. going to say. The legislation provides a bonanza for thrift institutions by allowing George: How uncanny . them to attract funds at an interest rate at least 30 percent lower than the Jessie: Butit'stoolatenow. market rate being paid by others seeking relatively large investments. George: I suppose it is. Whiskey' The rapid escalation of interest rates in recent years has placed savings Jessie: I don 't mind if! do. and Joan associations in a difficult I but hardly untenable! financial position George: I imagine it was my fault because they borrow short and lend long . in a way . In other words, they have been forced to pay double-digit interest to at· Jessie : Don't blame yourself, tract deposits while their investment portfolios are burdened with 2G- and 3(). George. year home mortgages car;:ied at single-digit interest rates. ,------------. Today in history. .. WASHINGTON lAP) - With chances of saving the rest of the season labeled "very . bad" by the players ' top negotiator, talks to end the major league baseball strike have recessed amid disagreement over the progress of the bargaining. The negotiations are not expected to reswne until the middle of nen week, after the executive board of of the Major League Players Association meets to discuss the status of the dispute with club owne~s over free-agent compensation. "The situation gets tnore difficult with each passing day ," Marvin Miller, executive director of the players' union, said Thursday night as talks ended after a day of apparent ups and downs at the bargaining table . Raymond Grebey, director of the Player Relations Committee and the owners' top negotiator, told repor· Reagan can shore up major weakness Ottawa. Reagan will be in that role agam next October, when world leaders meet at Cancun, MexiCO, to discuss the relationship between developed and developing nations. Reagan has been somewhat defensive in the face of suggestions that his administration has not advanced a clear foreign policy . He says that it has, and is, and that there is no need for him to deliver a set speech that LE"'TERS Of OPINION art lltlcom(>d. They should bt> less lhao 300 lo'l·ords long . All lt>ttl'~ atl' suhjet·t to t"diting and must be signt"d "Hh uame. addnss and ltlephont numbt>r. No unsll(nt'd lenus .,,,ill bt> publlshed Lt"ttt>n shlluld lw in ~rwld tastP. addTt'!lislng iSli ues . nflt .,..rsonallties. their awards violated the whlstleblowing protections. Thls could become a test of the administration 's commitment to protecting bureaucrats who go public to complain about the conduct of superiors. rights to exercise managerial, policy and prosec utorial control over line attorneys." But the three see the issue quite differently . Says Lubm, " I am Gt>neral Managrr A MEMBER ol Thf' Assndatrd Prt>s~ . lniB!Id Daily Ptt"SN i\ssocialion a nd lht American :"'rwspapt>t P\lblishl'rt Association . attorneys will "not be intimidated by any threat of reprisals for si>eaking out to correct abuses." The issue may well land in the lap of the Merit Systems Protection Board, because the lawyers have protested that the withholding of viewed the issue as "superior's BOB HOEFLICH DALE ROTHGEB, JR. disgusted and saddened by what I believe is a deliberate attempt to send a message to anyone in the Deparb]lent of Justice who dares to speak, who dares to criticize impropriety at high levels." Mendelson says he hopes that other department SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS Grehey says progress made; Miller has different view Robert]. Wagman WASHINGTON INEAI - The Carter administration was often faulted for failing to pra,ctice in· ternally what it was preaching publicly. Now the Reagan administration seems to be following tne same pattern. Take, for example, two events that occurred just before the In· dependence Day weekend. The Merit Systems Protection Board, which was established during the Carter years to protect government whistle-blowers from their superiors' reprisals, an· nounced a major new initiallve to try to convmce bureaucrats to go public with infonnation on a buses. The effort included a poster equa tin g WhlStlebJowing with P.atriotism that was to be placed in government offices. · During the same period·, Attorney General William French Sm1th presided over a Justice Department ceremony a t which he presented .. special meritorious service awar· ds" to some 280 employees But three department lawyers who were slated to get the awards did not. Why? Because they had recently criticized the conduct of their superiors . Two of the attorneys, Michael Lubin and George Mendelson, were involved in the prosecution of of- The Daily 5-Band Equalizer Sale! By Realistic ' 219 9~eg. River Downs results 299.95 CJNCINNATI (AP) - Jockey, Perry Ouzts rode ~inerette to victory In the featured clghth race Thursday at River Downs. Glnerette went to the early lead, and hi!ld on to win by thtee-quaa:ters .of a length In 1: lf. Ginerette paid S16, ts.~ and~. ' . Tridell Favorite was second and paid ~.eo and$4.20. Ohio~ was third and paid ~.60. The 4-11' dally doUble of Southern Indian and Big ' Al~rt paid 'f03,40; The crowd of 3,rt? bet J+M,S85. . 27% off! AM/FM stereo phono with cassette andB -track . #13-1208 ~ ..,~ on Cut $ r+++Hfr++ ~- 49!~:s Bet1enes e;o~tra Adds ten tone controls to your system! Boosts/cuts res.pc.i1nse Weathe By AeallaUc 129A~. $5 17.95 Off Battery eKirt Up-to-the-minute weather Information at the touch of a button. 1112·181 ' ·· Laton~ ,results FLORENCE, Ky., (AP) - .Soota ,JtOO the mlle-1~ Uttle Lldy featlll'ell elahth race n6 illy ~•t : Latojllll ill 2:011. •Soobi Uttle . paid SUO, t3 ~ SUI. . ,.' ' . Licit PIIICES IAAV VAAV AT INOIVIDUAL STORES AND DEAlERS l 20 A OIVISION OF TAI!IDV ' ' "' �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Mason News - By Alma ManbaU ~rreopondent Methodist Women meet ns, Jackie Sisson, George Kearns, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kearns, John and Scott. The CUfton United Methodist Homemakers hold picnic Women met July 13 at the home of Virginia Wilson with Ruth and MASON - The Mason Extension Elizabeth Mcintosh assisting as Homemakers held a family picnic at hostesses . Joyce Carson presented Mason's park with Sarah Spencer as . the program entitled " For All God's . Jesson leader. Ways of saving and Children." economizing_ for youths and those of Catherine Srruth presided during a retirement age were suggested by brief bus mess meeting . the leader . Ramona Sydenstricker and Sarah Mrs. Landon Smith presented : Spencer Will be hostesses at the next devotionals which mcluded smging · meeting, and Mrs. Lester Johnson and prayer. She reminded the group ~ : will be program leader. of the tour of Wisconsin Dells and - Attending the meeting were ctucago. Two of the club members Wilma Blake, Joyce Carson, Mrs. pla n to go. Lester Johnson, Pam Kearns, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. La n. Laurene Lewis, Mahlda Noble, don Srruth. Joyce Carson, Matilda · Lowse Robinson, Cathenne Roush , No ble, Sarah Spencer, Clara : Sarah Spencer, Ramona Syden- WilUams, Mr. and Mrs. John mar: stricker, Clara Williams, Helen shall, Sarah Willis, Laurene Lewis - Williams and the hostesses. and Ramona Sydenstricker. Group holds picnic CUFTON - The annual Sunday : school picnic of Clifton Umted · Methodist Church was held recently ; at the new shelter house at Umon : Campground. The Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Watkins were welcomed back. He Will be Clifton's United Methodist minister for another year . A gift was presented to them by the congregation. Those attending the ptcmc were Rev and Mrs Watkins. 1-:velyn Luckett, Mr and Mrs. Lester J otmson, Mr. and Mrs . Davtd Kearns. Apnl and Brian , Clara Williams. Ann Blake, Wilma Blake and grandson, C. R.. Mary Pickens, Belva Roush Irene Roush, Mr. and Mrs Emil Hoffman. Sr .. Errul HOffman, Jr., Mrs. Ramona Sydenstncker, Susan Kincaid and Christi, Judith Starcher and !.Jsa, Sarah Spencer, Matilda Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Ferns Justis, Joan Taylor, Jill and Barf}, Gene Nelson, Isabel Brown and Karen , Robert Jarrell , Mr. and Mrs Kevm Brown and Rachel. Mr. and Mrs. Landon Srruth. Joyce Carson, Mr and Mrs. Bliss Wtlson, Mr and Mrs. Dallas Cadle. Va lene Weaver. Jesstca, Mr and Mrs Bnan Kearns, Sonia, B W and Amber. Pa11! Kear- Mason and area personals Mrs Conme Miller and husband of Phoemx. Anz., were recent Vlsttors m the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Dan and Ramona Sydenstflcker, Mason . Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reynolds, Jill and Jay Of Long Bottom VISited Ius mother, Mrs. Landon Srruth on Sunday. Guests Of Mr. and Mrs Edgar Lyons were the folloWing relatives the1r daughter, Betty Lyons Louden and !arruly. Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Louden a nd son, Hussy, Mr. and Mrs George Louden and son, Jeremy, aU of Michigan. AU Of the Louden family returned home except Betty Louden and daughter, Suste, who remamed for a longer vistt. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Proffitt and Nancy t ·spent their vaca tion m Michigan City, Ind ., where they VIsited their daughter and so n-tnlaw, Dr and Mrs Robert E. McBnde and family Mrs. Ray Proffitt . a representative of Mason Umted Methodist Church, attended a four day session at the School of Chn stlan Missions at Buckhannon, W Va Church plans celebration of 150th anniversary here At the July Administrative Board meeting of M~ thod 1st Hae~ne-Wes l eyan Un1ted plan.'i were Chu rc h, discussed for the Sept. 20 celebratiOn of the !50th anm vcrsary of the chu rch. Emma Jane McClintock LS general cha tnnan . She appomted the followmg comrru ttees church htstory. Bill Stewart, Max 1ne Wmgett and LoUJse Stewart . m\' ttalJOns a nd corresponde nce. Mar- tha Duddtng and V~rg mia Rees; historical display, Ruth St ern and Ahce DaV IS, nowers. Marl ene Ftsher and Alleyne Rees ; music. Lee Lee. Marlene Fisher and Ruth Stern, program and speaker, Harold Roush. Margaret West and Betty Roush; dinner. Etta Mae Htll and Dorothy McKenZJe Friday, July 24,1981 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The board would like addresses of uut-of-town members and fo rmer ch urc h mem bers An}'one knowing the names and addresses of former members. please conta ct Btll Ste"art at 949-2139. The meeiing was ope ned with prayer by Harold Roush. Betty Roush the conducted bus iness meelmg. A report -was given on the new church. Mrs. Roush reporiect the Rev McGee had g1ven $50 to the ch urch bmldmg fund on behalf of the Pomeroy Methodtst Church. The new mJmste r , his wife and son w1ll arnve Aug I. Harold RoLISh was elected to be the vtce-chamnan uf the board for the rest of the year . L I B R A R ,o' , o"''t ' ... ,. ~· ' •' Social Calendar Your Libraries \')\.~to'-1 The "Joint Heirs" will be featured SATURDAY at the Hysell Run Holiness Church ICE CREAM SOCIAL will be held Sunday, July 26, at 7:30p.m. At the July 2!i at the Bashan Fire House 9:30 a.m services oil Sunday Bill Woods, missionary from Mexico, beginning at 5 p.m. ANNUAL PICNIC of the Personal will betheguestspeaker. Advocacy Program will be held at - - - - - - - - - - - the roadsid park on U.S. 33, July 2!i, ,.. all p.m. The event is being sponsored by the Middleport Garden Club and . • I lu ·u (t r • friendS of the handicapped. 'I'Jlf annual picnic of the Persona I Advocacy · Program will be held at the roadaid park on U. S. 33 Saturday, July 2!i, at I p.m. The event is being sponsored by the Middleport Garden Club and friends of the handicapped . SUNDAY REVIVAL beginning Sunday at United Faith Church, Rt. 7 Bypass at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Okey Cart is the evanglist. Special singing. The public is invited to attend. THE 4Sth annual Buckey reunion Sunday at Belleville Dam Park, Reedsville, beginning at 1 p.m. with a potluck dinner. ANNUAL PICNIC of Chester High School class of 1931 Sunday at Chester Firehouse. All teacbers and schoolmates welcome. SINGER REUNION Sunday at Royal Oak Park with a hasket din· ner at noon. All relatives and friends invited. NELSON REUNION Sunday at Forest Acres Park, New Lima Road. Lunch at noon. ~·0 .'"',. :".~"r ... \ '( By Ellen Bell Librarian It has been a while since wrote a bout the new books on the shelves at your libranes. So I thought this week I'd tell you about some of the books Pomeroy Public Library bought with money donated by the 1980 combmed vacatiOn Bible school of Pomeroy United Methodist, Lutheran, and Trinity churches One of my personallavontes Is "Soup,'' by Robert Newton Peck. This 1s the first book of a senes hased on Peck's childhood when he was Rob and Ius best fnend, Luther, was called Soup. Soup was always lull of good Ideas . Most of them meant work for Rob; many of them resulted m tus gelling whal Aunt Carrie ca lled "a good, sound thrashing " Parents who try to read the Soup senes aloud for family fun are hereby warned that 1t's very hard to read aloud and howl w1th laughter at the same tune. "The Pigman," by Paul Zindel, is the story of two high school sophomores from unhappy home s1tuat10ns who take advantage of a lone old man's friendship John and Lorraine learn that we are responsible for ourselves and our own actions - but they Jearn it m a very poignant way. It 's a memorable story that 1s ve ry popular with yow1g people. Young people and ad ults without any background knowledge about solar energy will appreciate "Sun Power: Facts About Solar Energy,'' by Steve J. Godler and Wendy Wriston Adamson. It gives the information you need to understand how solar collectors work, why solar energy is becoming more unportant, how solar energy can make salt water fresh, and more. The explanations are illustrated wtth many diagrams and photos. Robert L. Wolfe's "Truck Book" will please many children. Dump trucks, fuel tankers, Joggmg trucks, garbage trucks, cement trucks, fire trucks, tow trucks, drilling trucks, telephone trucks, truck 'cranes, car transporters, 18 wheelers, and tnictor trucks are a ll shown, with separate pictures showing their spectal parts and how they operate. The book has more pictures than words and should be popular with the very young . ·'The Plant People" by Dale Carson IS especially good for people who don' t like to read but have to read a book for English. It's a horror story about a fog that changes people so that they eve ntually become plants. For eac h page of words, there is a pictt re. And, as the story unfolds, l challenge you to look at the next person who smiles and not wonder whether he IS really one of the plant people' These are onfy a few of the books the vacallon Bible school ena bled your Jibranes to buy. We invite you to come in and see them and the other new books at ' CO LO\' · , ONE WE~K FRI. THRU THURS . r·EXIERWiNATDR ltfM.....,.,..,~ ,-~~o. .... ~ I M ' 1. It' s less expensive 2. It's lightweight 3. It's easier to install 4. It's approved 5. It' s tough er on Mount Smelley 1978 AMC CONCORD •••••••••••••••• •• ••s3495 w, OL 'l dr H T , elm t m rad 10 , 4 c yl w / il ,r rrc! v •nv l rop Revival services will begin Sunday, July 26, at 7 30 p.m nightly at the Umted Faith Church, Rl.7 Bypass. Pom eroy. The Rev. Okey Cart will be the evangelist. There will be spectal singmg. 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Moun Loan Co. p ';'HE SALVATION A·IMY, ll5 Butternu t ' ( 'l' I ' '' ' '· often a proble m. Money problems con dissolve marriages, wrecK promising cllreers and keep m1lhons unha ppy Yes . money IS n1cr to h~ve It can m11Ke realities out' of dret!lms tt nd k1ngs out of paupers To som e, 11s ll new cor 11 fur coal or perheps the freedom to travel Others see ilas an educa11on . secunty or the b1rth of a new bustnest N. money comes 11nd goes 1n ow lives. a llltal tluth remzuns constant There 1s somethln!UJreater than all the nches af th1s world. tfte love of an understanding God CD0• ·9"' ~ So• o ~h~~~ '";=~~~~~& "'9 "• 0 461 Modular Homes 110() E . Marn n- Phone 992 -6304 A Real Auctton r!\.,.---·- Ca" Far ll the Real McCoy " . 1. 0 . " Mac" McCoy Rt . 1, ~eedsvtlle , Oh. 91S· l944 h Bodey pastor Sunday sc oo l. 10 am Su nday wor sh•p . 11 o . m Ch•ldren s church. 11 om .. Sunday even1ng ser · v1ce 7 30 p .m Wednesday eved mng young lod.es oul(d1ary 6 p m We nes day lo m•ly worsh1p 7.00 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CH UR CH , N ea r S d l ong Botto m . Edsel Hart pastor un oy school , 10 am ., Church 7 30 p m prayer m ee ting 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Third th e Rev W dham Kntftel pastor Tho~os Kel ly Sunday School Supl Su n ll day sc hool 10 am Cl a sses foro a ges . eve n•ng se r v1ce. 7 30 B1b le study Wednesdoy 7. 30 p m , youth ser v 1ces Fmtoy 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Cor · ner , Ash ond Plum, Rolph Butche r . pmlor Soturdo y even 1ng serv1ce 7 30 p m .. Su,doy School. 10 a .m . Sunday Wors hip ServiCe . 11 0 m Bible Study We d 7 30 p m .. Noe l He rrmann t eacher w ednesdays a t 7·30 p m . ALFR ED Sunday School at 'hiS 0 m Morn 1ng Worsh 1p at 11 a. m . Youth 6 30 p m Su nday~ Wednesday N 1ght Praye r Meetmg , 7 30 p .m ST PAU L. (Tuppers Plo •n s) Sunday Schoo l 9 00 0 m Morntng Worsh •p a t v .n Mork1n pastor Steve l1ttl e Su n day sc hool supt Sunday sc hool . 10 am . mor n •ng worsh•p . 11 o m Sun day e .... en •ng wo r sh •p 7 30 Prayer meeting a nd B•ble study Th~rsdoy 7 30 p m youth ser v1ce 6 p m Sun d ay FUll GOSPEL liGHTHOUSE CHURCH Pastor Ke1th Adkm s lo cat ed o n Hiland Road Sunday Morn1ng Serv •ce 10 0 m Evenmg se rv1ces ! 30 p ., Sunday Tues day a nd Fn,doy mght s 10.00 om B1bl e Stud y 7 30 P m lu es day SOUTH BET HEl (S •I ve r R•dge ). Sunday School 9 00 o m Mornmg Wosh•p 10 00 0 m Wednesday B1bl e Study , 7 30 p .m CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CH UR CH . 3B3 N 2nd Ave . M1ddl epart Sunday Sc h oo l KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST O l 1ver 10 00 o m Sun ' Tues E"'en1ng Serv 1ces Swo 1n. S up e r~nl e ndent Su nda y school 9 30 ev ery week 7 30 p m Fndoy Pr.oyer M eetm g 7 30 HOBSON CH RIS TIAN UNI O N Rev Pm Ke•th Ebhn , pastor Sunday School . 9 30 UBERTY CHRI ST IAN CHURCH . .. l1berty om leonard G ilmore . f 1rsl elder . Ave . Pomer oy . Sunday Schoo l. 10 00 eventng ser\11ce . 7. 30 p .m . Wednesday a. m ., Worship , 7 :30 p m .; Wednesday prayer meeting . 7. 30 p m Service . 7. 30 o m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CH URCH OF CHE STER CHURCH OF COD Rev R E CH RI ST. Duan e Warden mm 1s1er B1bl e Hob 1nso n. pastor . Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 clo H . 9 30 o m . morn•ng worsh1p 10 30 0 m . worsh 1p serv1ce , II o m . eve nmg o m evenmg wors h•p. 6 30 p m o;er viCe 7 00 you th ser viCe . Wednes Wednesday 81bl e study , 6 30 p .m day 7 00 p m NEW STIVERSVILLE COMM UNITY LANGSVIll~ CH RISTIAN CHUR C H Church Sunday School ser v tce 9 45 Robert E Mu sse r . pa stor Sunday sc hool 0 m W o r sh1p serv1ce 10 30 . rJ 30 0 m Paul Mu sser ~up t . mornmg Eva nge l1 st 1C Servtce 7 30 p m Wednes · worsh tp 10 30. Sundoy even1 ng se rv1ce doy . Prayer m eetmg . 7:30 7 00 . m1d week se r v•ce Wednesday . 7 ZIO N CHURCH OF CHRI ST. Pomeroy · p m Homsonv1l le Rd . Rober! Pu r te ll pastor . SYRAC U SE CHURCH OF THE Bdl McElroy . Sunday sc hool supt Sunday NAZARENE Rev Jam es B K11tl e pastor sc h ool 9 30 am morn1ng worsh1p ond Norman Pre sl e y Sunday Sc ho o l co mmun1on . 10 30 am , Sunday worsh1p Su p er)ntendent Sund a y schoo l 9 30 o;erv1re 7 p m Wednesday e\lemng a m morn.ng wo r sh1p 10 45 o m . prayer meet 1ng and B•b le study . 7 p m eva nge l•slt C ~e r v•ce 7 p m Prayer and ST JOHr-{.lUTHERAN CH URCH , Ptne Pro 1 o;e Wedne sday 7 p m youth G rove . The ~ev W1 11 1om M iddleswo rth •• m eet•ng 7 p m Pas t or Church serv 1ce s 9 30 a . m Sun . EDEN UN ITED BRETHREN IN C HRI ST doy Sch oo l 10 30 a . m . Elden R Blo k e . pas tor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Robert Reed supt Mornmg se r BRADBUR Y CHURCH OF CHRI ST Jerry P•ngl ey pas tor Sunday sc h oo l. 9 30 man 11 o m Sun day n1ght se r v•ces o ~ .. mornmg wors h •p. 10 30 om Chr. st 1on Endeavor 7 JO p .m .. Song se r wedn esday even 1ng servtee . 7 30. v 1ce B p m Preach1ng B 30 p m ANT IQU ITY BAPT IST Rev Earl Shuler M·dweek Prayer m ee t•ng W ed nesday 7 poster Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 o m Church p m A l v•n Ree-d loy lender serv1ce 7 p m you t h nieetmg 6 CHURC H OF JE SU S CHRIST Loco ted ot p m Tuesday B1 bl e St ud y 7 p m Ru tl ond on N ew l1ma Rood ne;o~t t o RACINE CHU RCH OF THE NA ZAR ENE . For'e sl Ape Po rk . Rev Ray Ro u se Re v John A Collman pastor Martha pas tor Robert Musser Sunday Sc h oo l Wolfe Cho •rmon of the Boord of Chn s ~ up t Su nday sc h ool 10 30 am wor~h.'p t1 on L,l e Sunday Sc hool 9 30om m ar 7 JO p m B1b le Study . Wednesday , 7 30 n•ng worsh1p 10 30 . Sunday ~ve mng p m Sa turda y n1 ght prayf.'r se rv•ce . 7 30 wo r sh1p 7 30 p m Prayer meeting p m Wednesday . 7 30p m . HEMLOC K G ROVE CHRI STIAN . Roger RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l. Wa l Ker Wo t.,on pastor . M1 ld red Z1egle1 Su nday Pastor. Robert Smit h Sunday sc h ool 5c hool supt Morn1ng worsh•p 9 30 o m . ~undoyschool 10 30 am even 1ng <oe r supt Sunday sc hoo l . 9 30 a .m mornmg wors hip 10·40 om Sunday eve nmg v•ce 7 30 wo r sh1p. 7 30. We dn esday even• ng Btb le MT UNION BAPTIS T Tom Dooley st udy . 7 30 pastor Jo e Sayre . S 5 Supt Sun doy'l DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev R D . Sc hoo l 9 AS o m . Even1~ Worsh 1p · Brown. pastor Sundoy School 9 30 7 30 p m , Pra ye r m eet1ng edn es d oy a m . m orning worsh1p 10 .45 youth ser 7 30 P m \oi i Ce, 6 p .rn , evening worsh1p 7 30 TUPPER S PLAINS CHURCH OF C HRIST p m . p raye r and pro1se. Wednes day y 11 1cent C. Waters Ill . m.n 1s te r . H ermon 7 :30 p m Black su p enntendent Sunday Sc hoo l 6 1LVE R RUN FREE BAP TIST Re v Mar 9 30 0 m . even mg serv1ce . 1 P m •s . LEARN THE WORTH OF YOUR UFE THROUGH YOUR FAITH ~~ife is worth living, whoever ~ou are, And whatever you happen to be For although you may never progress very far, You are here in a country that's free. Lite is worth living, wherever you go, Although trouble and grief come your way; With a 'smile on your lace to diminish your woe, And a bra~d new ad.,enture each day. Life is worth living,whatever you do, For it's part of the heavenly plan . .That some person in need is depending on you T.o be helpful as long as you cart Life is Worth living, whatever your creed; So as 'lone as you're here on this earth, . . If you follow its teachings and do a good deed, You can live it for all that it's worth. , - Gloria Nowak ~ I Wednesday B•ble Study , 7 p .m CH ESTER CHURCH O F THE NA ZARENE Rev Herbe r t Grate . past or Fronk R•llle supt Sundoy Schoo l 9 30 a m Worsh1p se nt ICe 11 o m and 7 30 p m Prayer m ee t1ng Wednesday . 7 30 p m lAUREl CUFF FREE MET HO DIST CHURCH . Rev Floyd f Shook pm tor Ll oyd Wnght Otrector of Cl1r1 5110n Ed u cation Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m !V)prn.ng Worsh1p 10 30 o m Cho1r Pract •ce Sunday , b 30 p m . E... en tng Worsh•p . 7 30 p. m . Wedne sday Prayer an d 81bl e St u dy . 7.30 p m DEXTER CHUR CH O F CHRIST . Cha rles Ru sse ll Sr mmister Rtek M acomber supt Sunday sch oo l 9 30 o m wors h1p serv1ce 10 30 am 81bie Study . Tu esday. 7 30p m REORGAN IZED CHURCH OF JESUS CH RIS T OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac•n e Road Wdl1am Roush po ~ tor Phyll1 s Stobarf Sunday Sc hool Sup t Sunday School 9 JO a m Mornmg wors h•p 10 30 a m Sunday even.ng ~ erv.ce 7 p m . Wedne sday evenmg prayer se rv •ces . 7 30 p m BET HlEHEM BAPTI ST. Rev Earl Shu ler pas tor Wor sh•p serv1ce 9 30 a m Sun day sc hool 10 30 am B•bl e Study and proyer ser.v1ce Thur sday 7 JO p m CARLETON CHURCH K1ngsbury Road Gory Kmq , pa stor . Sunday sc h oo l . q 30 a m . Rol ph Ca rl supermtende nt eve n •ng wor sh ip 7:30 p m . Prayer mee ting Wednesday 7 ·30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Tom R1 cha son past or W all ace Damew ood Sunday Sc h oo l Su per• ni enden t Worsh•p s er~ 1 ce at 9 o m B1bl ~ School I 0 a m H 'f':t~t l IJ, , 1-/IJN f ht' I Oil ' 1<h roro l H 01 tN ~ <., o.., [ 10Jiili Jil ' l\1 " " tl' l!l!jl lJ (H IJI-! ( H I' ll l n t /Voon t\ lloQ "" " \V () t fn 1 h 1p Ill 1') r] rill( • o • 11lllq ~ ''' " II ' .HI p"' I=RH DO M GOSPEL MISSION at Bold Knob loca ted on Co unt y Rood 31 HPv Lowrence G l uesen c omp pas tor Rev ~oge r Wdlford oss •s tont po~tor Preoch1ng se r v •Ce5 Sunday 7 30 p m prayer meEtt1ng Wednesday 7 JO p m Gary G rdf,th lea d er Youth groups Su n day evemg . b 30 p m w •lh Hoger and V•o let Willford O '> l ead er~ Comrn umon 'iP r' •ces t. rs l Sunday eac h m on th WHITE 5 CHAPEL Coo lv tl le RD Re v Hoy Deeter , pa sto r Sunday sc h oo l 9 30 a m worsh1p ser\oi i Ce 10 30 a m B•bl e st udy and praye r se rv•ce Wed nesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND CH UR CH O F CHR IST Bob Buck•ngham pastor . Herb Etl•ott Sun day sc h oo l su pt Su nday sc h oo l 9 30 a m m orn•ng wors h1p and co mun1on tO 30 a m RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST CHU RCH Amos T•llt s poster . Dann y Td h s. Sunda y School Sup! Sunday ~ c hool 9 30 0 m l ol lowed by morn1ng wo rsh1p Sunday even 1ng se r v 11 e 7 00 p m Prayer meetmg Wedne sday 7 00 p m RUTLAND CHU RC H Of THE NAZARENE Re v lloyd D Gr1mm Jr pa stor Sunday sc hool I/ 30 o m . wor sh•p serv •ce 10·30 a m Br oadcas t live over WMPO . young peop l es !terv •ce. 7 p m Evo ngel• sfl c o;er v1re 1 30 p m Wednesday serv 1ce 7 30 p m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Corner ol 5erond and Anderson Ma son Pa stor ~ r o nk Lowthe r Su nday school . 9 45 am wo rsh1p <oe r v1ce 11 a m ond 7 30 p m Week l y B•bl e Study W edn esday ;r JOp m MASON CHURC H 0~ CHRIST M•ller 51 Mosan . W Vo Eugene l Conger . m •n •s ter . Sunday Btble Study 10 om . Worsh•p 11 o m . and 7 p m Wednesday 81ble St udy voca~m u s•c 7 p m . LI FE SCIENCE CHUR CH 12 North Th 1rd St , Che- s h~re Indepen d ent lun· damentol ser v1ces Su nday even•ng 1 30 p. m Pastor Rev Dr Robert Person s MASON A SSEMBt Y O F GOD . Duddmg Lon e Ma son. W Va Rev Rannte B Rose Pastor Su nday Sc h oo l 9 -4 5 o m . Mormng Worsh•p 11 o m Even•ng Ser v•ce 7 30 p m Wf!'dnesdoy Women s Mm1stnes 9 a . m (meettng and pray er Prayer and Bibl e Study 7 p m HARTFOHD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . The Rev Wdl 1om Campbell fXJSfor Sunday School. 9 30 am . Jame s Hughe s. supt . even1ng ser v1ce . 7 30 p .m Wf!'dnesdoy evenmg p rayer meehng . 7 .30 p m Youth prayer serv1ce each Tuesday FA IRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH . Le tart W . Vo . Rt . 1, Mark Irw in , pa stor Worsh•p \erv tces . 9·30 a. m , Sunday sc h ool. 11 om .. even •ng wor sh 1p 7 30 p .m . lues day cottage prayer m eetmg ond B ~ ble study , 9 30 a. m . W9rsh1p serv1ce. Wednesday . 7 30p . m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH . n ow located on Pomeroy P•ke , County Rood 25 . near Flatwoods . Rev. 81ac~wood . pa stor . Ser· v1ces on Sunday at 10:30 a .m . and 7 30 p m . w 1th Sunday school. 9 30 o . m Bib le study . W edn esday . 7 30 p m INOEPENOENT HOLINES S CHUR CH. IN C. - Pearl St ., Middleport . Rev . O'Dell Manley, pastor; Sunday uhool . 9 .30. a. m .. Morning wonh1p 10:30 a .m .. evemng worst·up , 7 :30 p .m . Tuesday , 12·30 p m . Women 's prbyer maehng. Pray er and praise ser>Jice. Wednesday. 7 30p.m . RUTlAND APOSTOLIC CHUR CH OF JESUS CHRIST. Elder James Miller . Bible .. ,§ Gracen esGeneral Merchand, se Racm e 949 · 2S50 Auction 212 E. Mam Street 992 -3785, Pomeroy ~~~s Thtrd . M1dd~pdrt WAID CROSS SONS STORE M1ddl e port· Pomeroy, 0. meeting 7 00 P m Pray er mee t \ng W edn esday , 7 p m . UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF M EIGS COU NTY _ The Rev Wondo Johnson . dire ctor , Harold Johnson A ssCKic te D 1re ctor 992-3350 Harrison ville Presbyt er•on · Morning Worsh1p . 9a . m . Middleport Pre sbyterian - Mo r mng Worsh1p 10 15 a . m . Syrocuse Presby te-rian -· Morn 1ng Worship , l l 30om RUTLAND CHURCH OF GO O, Randall .. Phone 992-3480 '---§"' Pom eroy THE DAILY SENTINEL K&C JEWELERS s MARK VSTORE Middleport r:c-~ Eat In or Corry Out 126 E . Matn ~ ..._...... ,.,.-._ • 1 .. 992 · 2196 PIZZA SHACK ,g, .... , .•, •o wt~' ' "P s• .....,. •o•• c ""'"•'~"" 992· 3325 Kingsbury Home Renew your life With true and change · lt:ss riches Worsh1p lh1s wet'k But ...met about the lack o f money"l [H ~-:::!::.;~;:,:.::,_...J~~:.:,:.:;~...----::::::::::::~----1 Middleport, Oh1o a.m. ·.am phone end fa1nted She Mid juSt wo n first pru:e for nam1ng a new detergent Da m e Fortune had smiled her way and smiled sweetly 2l~~~:rcooynd Pomeroy _ 2 992 996 BEN jl-I=RANKUN' A ve ., Pomero~ Envoy and Mrs. Roy W in m g . oft.cers •n charge Sunday -holin ess mee~tng . 10 a .m ., Sunday School. 10·30 a m Sunday school leader. YPSM El o•se MEIGS Adams . 7: 30 p .m ., sol vot •on meeting . COOPERATIV E PARI SH var1ous speakers and musiC spenals METHODIST CHURCH Thur sday 10 a .m . to 2 p .m . lod•es R1 chard W Thoma s. 01fe cfor Home l eague. all women •n v1 ted . 7 30 POMEROY CLUSTER p m p ray e r me e t1ng and B1ble study Rev Robert McGee Rev N oel Hermon teacher POMEROY ~ ndo y • Sc hoo l 9· 15 o m BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAPTIST Worsh1p ser'f' ICe 10 30 a.m . Cho1r CHAPEl . Route 1 Shade. B1ble school 7 Re v r eh earsa l . Wednesday , 7 p m p m Thursday worship ser v1ce . 8 p m Robert'McGee pastor . POMEROY WESTSIOE CHURCH OF ENTERPRISE Worshtp 9 a m Church CHRIST 200W Ma 1n St., 992 . 5235 V oc al Schoo l 10 a m R1chord Rathem1ch mus1C Sunday worsh 1p , 10 o m .. B1ble pastor study 11 o. m worsh•p. 6 p m Wednes ROCK SPRIN GS Sunday School 9 15 a day 81ble st udy 7 tJ m m Worsh 1p 5erv1ce. !0 o . m .. R1chard O lD DE XT ER BIBlE CHRISTIAN Rothem• ch . pastor CHURCH . Rev. Rolph Sm1th. pastor Sun . FLA TWOODS Church School 10 om day sc hool . 9 .30 a .m . Mn Worley Fronc1s supermtendent Preoc h.ng ser - • Worsh tp 11 o m . R• chord Ro the m1 ch post or vl res f11 s t & th1rd Sunday s l ol low .ng Sun· MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER day School HEATH, Church School 9 30om War G RAHAM UNITE D METHODIST . sh1p 10 .30 om UMYF 6 p m Robe r! Preoc h.ng 9 30 a . m . l 1rst and second Rob.nson. Pastor . Sundays o f eoch mon th thtrd and fourth RUTLAND Ch ur ch School 9 30 a m Sunday s each month worsh1p serviCe ol Worsh•p !0·30 am 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs ot 7 30. SAlEM CENTER. Wo rs h1p 9 o. m Prayer and Bible Study Church Sc hool9 •S o m . SEVENTH ·DAY ADVENTIST . Mul berry SYRACUSE CLUSTER He1gh ts Rood . Pomeroy Pa sto r Alber t Rev Stanl ey Merrtft ed, M •n •ster LMtes . Sabbath School Supenntendent FORES T RUN Worsh p 9 a m. Church u.ta Wh1te. Sabbat h Schoo l Saturda y Sc hool tOo m a fte rnoon at 2.00 w 1th Wor sh •p Serv1ce MINERSVILLE Church Schoo l 9 a m at3. 15 . l ollow1ng Worsh1p 10a. m RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A SBURV Churc h Sc h oo l 9 50 a. m Sister Harnett Worn er . Supt.. Sunday Worsh1p 11 o.m B1ble Stud y 7 30 p. m Sc h oo l. 9.30 a m , morn1ng wonhtp . Thursday UMW hst Tu esd ay 10 45 om . SO UTHERN ClUSTER POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Oav•d<" Rev Oo v 1d Hams 'lllann m1n1ster Wilham Wahon . Sunday 'Rev. Mark Flynn >cho'o l supt . Sunday sc hool. 9 ·30 a m . Rev Florence Sm1th 1"1orn•ngworship 10·30o m H1lton Wolf e FIRST SOUTHER N BAPTIST . 262 BETHANY . (Dorcas). Wor sh 1p 9 ·00 'lllulberry A\le , J;"omeray . Rev. W•l l1om a m Church . School 10 00 'a m B1b le R New man . pastor. Hershel M cC lur e . study ht, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Tuesdays Sunday sc hool s.upenntendent. Sunday 7 15 p m .. youth Jeflowsh•p. 2nd and .4th school . 9.30 o m : morn•ng warsh1p Tuesdays. b.OO p m . 10 30 even1ng worst·11p, 7 30 p. m CARMEL and SUTTON (Worsh1p. Sun Mtdweek prayer ser\IICe , 7·30 p m day School ond most other events he ld MIOWAY COMMUNllY CHURCH De x 1o.ntl y.) Sunday Schooi9: •S and Worsh 1p ter Rd , Rd .. longS \IIIIe . Rev. A . A. 11 ·00 at Sotton lirst end th1rd Sundays Hugh es. Pastor Sunday School 10 o .m and of Carmel second and fourth Sun· Serv•ces on Tue sday Thursday and Sun· days. Bibfe Study second. fourth an d day. 7 30p. m fdth Thursdays . 7 IS p m Family Night FAllH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bo•ley Fello w ship 0 1nner th1rd Thursday . 6 :30 Run Rood . Rev. Emmett Rowson . post~~· p m. • Handley Dunn. supt . Sunday sc hool. fU APPLE GROVE . Sundoy School 9 :30 a .m . Sunday evenmg service 7:30; Btl&le t eaching . 7:30p .m . Thursday . 1 a .m . Worship 7: 30p .m . 1st and 3rd Sun· days: Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:36 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRISt IN p .m . Fellowship supper first Saturday 6 CHR ISTIAN UNION . lawrence Manley. p .m . UMW 2nd Tuesday 7 .30p. m . pas tor. Mrs. Russell Young , Sundar EAST LETART. Chruch School 9 a.m . School Supt. . Sunday School 9:30 a .m . Worship s.ervice 10 a .m . Prayer meeting Evening worshi p , ·7.30. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Wednes~oy . UMW second prayer meeting, 7 :30p. m . Tuesday 7: 30p.m . • MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. RACINE WESLEYAN - · Sundoy school Roc1ne- . Rl" . James Satterfield, pastor. lO·o .m. ; wor&hip , 11 o .rr .•Cholrpract iCe , Morn tng worship, 9 '; 45 a .m .; Sunday Jhursda~,' 8p . m . ' school. 10:45 a. m .~ even ing .wt;,ship , 7. LETART 'FALLS- - Worsh1p serv1ce t Tuesday, 7:30 p. m ., lodi~i pra.,er Church SchooiLIO a .m . meet ing; Wednesday . 7:30p. m. ,YPE . , MORNING STAR, Worsh1p 9 :30 a .m . MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST'! Corner SIMth and Palmer , the ltlt\l .. Mark Me· 1 Church School10::J<Ia .m MOJISE CHAPEL . Church School 9 :30 Clung Sunday school, 9:15 a .m ~; Randy a .m. wOrihlp 11 a .m . Hayes' Sunday School, superinfl9fldent. PORTLANO. Sunday School 6 .30 p.m .. Don Riggs , asst. supt. McJ:rning ~onhl p, ., Evening Wors~ip, 7:30 p.m. Youth 10: 15 a .m . Youth meettng, 7:30 p.m. Follo,.ship, Wodn~y. 7 :30p.m . Wednesday . including ~• lobi ~ger NOIITHEAST CLUSTfR, •beoye~s. junl~r- astrof'(J~ts , on~ 1unlor lt.v. Richard W . Thomas and sen•Or high BYF; chotr" prochce . 8 :30 Dt~one Sydenstricker , Sr. p.m. Wednesday prayer 'm~eting pnd Bt John Douvlas blestudy. Wodnosday , 7:30p.m . Chorl11 Domlgon CHURCH Of CHRIST : Ml ddlopofl, 5th · JOPPA. ~orship 9:00 a .m .. Church o~d Mal!". lob Melton, minit!~' , Scott School 10:00 a .m , . ~ Sahsmon. ~toclote minister. Bible : ISchool .' 9: 30 <t m .: morning Wor,thlp.,: • CHESTER, Worship 9 o.m., Church SchOol 10 o Jm ', Choir Reheonol7 p 1m ., ·10:30 m.: evening tinclct. 7:00 P·"1· • wodnotday llblo Study and youth ~roup . Thur~ . ~lblo S!udy: Thundoys . 7 :301!.m . . . m-1!!11', 'r:OO p .m . · lONG IOTTOM , Sunday 5clloolat9:30 ; MIODt.EPORT CHURCH OF ' THE , ~. NAZAH"f!. lev, Jim lr~. pa~r; 1 o .m. · t-Inv Won~lp ot 7-:_30 . p.m. While. sundOy school oupt: Suridd~ .. Thut'adclY liblo Sludy, 7 :30p.m. w schOol, 9 i 30 o .m .i mornl ng ., worsh !!!· ,. ,, Rtt'iDSVILL~: , SUndoyi School 9:30 ,a .m , Mominv Worship ltk30 o .m . Evening : 10: 30 ~ o !m .:, Sunday , evonee,li shc , Worlhp 7:30 p . m . Ol bl• Study ~ a. Urning and holdmg on to enough of it Is SER~!~!~~N:rERS RALL'S 992-6655 ~~-!4i\\ ' Mrs Jones dropped the Bonenza Pomeroy Pomeroy Mill Worf.I Cilbmet Makmg ·- ~CIDrniD~~fufirnl[iS @Jr®&~®W John F. Fultz, Mgr . Ph . 992-2101 1=(\rm"rlv Attli!M Count y Sa¥ mt, & l oa n RACINE PlANING MILL ~ '" MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENTER, INC. ft:>\"i1 Ui w. OHIO VALLEY CHRISTIAN ·ASSEMBJ,Y I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE hill! y 1ny 1 ro p 1976. FORD GRANADA •••••••••••••••••••. s2195 P B .P S.A C . good dark g r een Revival to begin io IN GOSPEL MUSICI of Columbus, 0 . , lhf' se r v1c e POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST . 212 W Mutn St N ell Proudfoot poslor . Bible \w h 1..r sc hool q 30 a . m ., morn1ng ors 1-' 10 30 am . Youth m eet1ng s, 6 .30 p m . , h W d d h 30 evenrng wors ip. 7 e n es oy mg t prayer m ee ting and Btble- study , 7 ·30 FOR BARNS, SHEDS, HOUSES CLIMB 214E.Maon 992- 5130 Pomeroy P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins, Co. Reuter-Brogan Insurance Services Ave ONDULINE Roofing/Siding BILL Rutland, Ohio4 5715 J. Wm. " Bill" Brown, Owner PhOne !6141 742-2 777 Sunday s at th e month Church Sc/"lool a nd nursery core prov ided Coffee hou r •n the Po r•s h Hall1mmed 1otely foll ow1ng She received many gifts. money AMA Professional Sales and mor n1n g prayer on the tl-md Sunday Morn•ng P'oyer and se rmon on all o ther cmd cards . ChJJdren attendmg \-\ere National Chemplonahlp Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment Serv1ce ' h day o f each mont h . and combine d w •t crea m . bers to callmclude 992-2304,992-2264. 992-2370 and 992-2802. Prescr i ption s 992 -2'155 Pomeroy pastor Roy Mayer . Sunday sc hool supt Church School . 9·15 am .. worsh1p ser · 'Y ICe , 10.30 o .m . Cho1r rehea rsal . lue s· day 7 30 p m und er d.rec ti on of Alice N ease POMER OY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Cor ner Union and Mulberr y Re1,1 Clyde V Henderson, postdr Sun. day sc hool . 9·30 a .m . G len McClung sup t . mornmg worsh ip . 10 JO o. m . evemng Sl!l'rVICe , 7 :30 . mid· wee~ ser . . _.1ce Wednes day , 7 .30p "C · GRACE EPISCOPAL (H~CH _ 326 E p omeroy . The Re v Robe r 1 B Mo m 't a ·Graves. r ector Sunday serv1ces ot 10 30 '3 un • a m Ho l y Commumon o nth e I 1 •! ~ - A birthday party was held at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Gary Spires in Columbus m honor of her mother. Mr El1zabeth Sharpnack. who was celebrating her 80th birthday. Mrs. Sharpnack was a former reSident of Apple Grove. She enjoyed having all five of her children present. She was presented a decorated cake with "Happy Birthday Mom " msc nbed on It. It was served followmg dinner wtth tee numbers for a ppotntm ent. The num- Ser~t~ice locus'& Beecn Street 992-9~21 Middleport ·s ~~!~! ~ - • · ~ tt lRINtTY CHURCH , Rev W . H. Perrm I ,. ,~, , ..,,.,. , J r..,~_._, .,. ., , The Trustees of the Metgs Pwneer a nd HISto nca l Society will meet at the Metgs County MLISeum Monday evening, July 27, a t 7:30 p.m. The Trustees want al l Meigs County people and VISitors to know that while the Museum IS open only un Frida> afternoons from I to 3 p.m. during July and August. anyone mterested m viSilmg the Museum is urged to call one of the following Complete Automotive Syr.acuse your libraries . Mrs. Sharpnack honored This Message and qturch Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. ELLIS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE FRENCH'S SUNOCO VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. 992· 3978 I Trustees to meet Pomerov-Middleport, Ohio study Wednesday 7 30 p m . Su nd oy Schoo l . lO am Sunday ntght serv 1ce . 730pm POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS Harr1 son v dl e Rood Dew ey Kmg pa stor Henry Eblm Jr . Su ndoy Sc hool Sup! Sunday Schoo l q 30 o m , M orn•ng Wo r !>h1 p 11 o m Su nday "\l•nmg ser v1ce . 7 JO m Prayer Meeltng , Th ursday , 7 30 pm SYRACUSE FIRST CH U~ CH OF GOO No t Pentecos tal. Rev George O il er pm tar Worsh 1p se rv1ce Sunday 9 45 am Sunday sc hool , II am worsh1 p ser"' •ce 7 30 p m Jhur sdoy prayer mee tmg 7 30p m Ml HERMON Un 1ted Brethren 1n Chn st Ch ur ch Rev Robert Sanders pas tor Da n W1ll loy leader l ocat ed 1n Te~~:a s Commu n1fy o ff CR 82 Sunday ->rhoo l 9 30 a m Mo r n1ng wor sh1p ser v1ce 10 45 am e\lenmg preoch mg ser v•ce second and l ou rt h Sunda ys , 7 30 p m C hr~ s t1 on Endeavor . flf s f and th 1rd Sundays 7 30 p m Wednesday- prayer meet•ng and B•bl e study . 7 30 p m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES. 373 19 Stol e lolout e 124 10ne mtl e east ol Ru tland ) Sunday Btble lect u re 9 30 o m Wo l cht ower study 10 10 o m . Tu es day , B• b l£> study 7 30 p m . Thur sday lh eocrofl c School . 7 JO p m Se!v•ce Meet•ng B 10 p m RUTLAND FREEWI LL BAPliST Church Salem St . Rutland Donald Korr Sr pas tor . Bud Stewart s up ermte nd ~n l Sunday School 10 am . even •ng wor sh1p 7 30 p rn Wednesday even1ng Sf'r V I (C 7 JO p m CH UR CH OF GOD a t Prophe cy lqca ted on the 0 J. Wh1te Rood ott h i gh way 160 Su n day S<hool 10 am Super~n tendent Jo h n Lo veday Fnst Wednesday- n1ght ol m ontn CPMA servi ces, !tKOnd Wednes day WMB meetmg, third through f.fth youth ser \l rce George Croyle. p as tor . HOPE BAPTI ST CHAPEL - 570 Grant 5t , M1ddleport . Su nday School . 10 o m . mornmg worsh1p, 11 a. rn eventng wor sh •p 7 p m Wednesday •verHng 81bl e study and praye-r meetrng 7 p m Af hl1 o fe-d w•fh Southern 8opt1 s t Co nven l1on BJ.l.ADFORD CH URCH OF CHRI ST R•cky Gdb£>rt postor Ste\le Ptckem sup e flnlendent !;undoy School 9 30 o m . Chu r<h s~r v 1 ce~ . 10 30 ~ m JUBilEE CHR ISTIAN CE NTE R G eorges C ree~ Roa d Rev C J Lem ley pa s tor John Fellu re su pennt enden1 Church schoo l 9 30 o m mornmg wor o;h,p 10 30 P\len1ng '>e r v in! 7 p m B•ble ~ t udy fhun 7 p m Classes l o r a ll age s Nur se r y prov•ded for wo rsh 1p serviCe S S r PAUL LUTH ERAN CHUR CH Corner ol ~y c omore and Se cond Sts , Pomeroy The l{e v W,ll,am M1ddlesworth Pa stor ~undoy Scho ol ot 9 45 om and Church ~e r vte e.-. 11 am SACRED HEART Rev father Paul D We lt on pm tor Ph on e qq2 2825 So tur day evE'mng Moss 7 30 Sunday Ma s~ 8 and 10 a m Conle ss•on So tu rdoy 77J0pm VI ClORY BAPTIST 515 N 2nd St . M 1ddl epor t Jame s E Keesee poster . Sun doy morn•ng wor stJ •p 10 a m even ,nq se r v•cP 7 Wednf'~day evenmg wor ~ h 1 p 7 p m . V 1 ~ •t o t m n Th u rsday 6 30 pm TR INITY (hfls l •on A ssem bl y. Coolv dl £> G tl be ll ~pence r . po st er Sunday <,r hool 9 30 a m mornmg worsh1p . I I om Sunday evcn •ng ~crvr c e 7 30 p m m •d wee ~ prayer serv1ce W ednesday. 7 30 p m MOUNT Oln.-e Co mmun1ty Ch urc h lawren ce Bush pas tor Mo• Folmer Sr Supe rmtende n t Su nday Sc hoo l ond mar n•ng worsh1p 9 30om Sunday even1 ng s er~ tce 7 p m Youth mee t~ng and B· ble <; tu dy Wedn£>sdoy 7 p m UNITED FAITH CH URCH Route 7 o n flomeroy bypa ss Rev Hobert ~m 1t h Sr . pa sto r Rev Jame s Cund•ft OSS ISl ont pa sto r Sunday ~choo l 9 30 o m . morn 111 9 worsh•p 10 JO a m evenmg wor sh1p 7 30 Wom e n ~ Fellow sh'll Wednesday r11 gh t Tue<;doy!> 10 o m pr ayer serv1 ce. 7 30 p m FAITH BAPTI ST Church . Mason . mee t at Un ited Stee l Workers Un1 on Hall . Rail road St . Mason Pastor . Dr Jam es DeBruhl Mornmg worsh1p 9.30 o m Sundo'l School 10 30 o m Even1ng ser v1ce p m Pray er meet1ng W ed 7 30 p m ' Mid· week 81ble st udy . Thurs 'J pm FOREST HUN 8A P115T Rev Nyl~ Borden . pa stor Corn e \ ,u s Bunc h . supe nntende nt Sunday ~chool 9 30 om .. seco nd and l ourth Sundoy s war · sh1p ser v1ce at 2 30 p m MT MORIAH BA PTIST - Fourth and Ma•n St ., M1ddleport Rev Col v10 M tlj n •s . pastor Mrs Elv1n Bu mgordn r>l sup t Sunday sc h ool . 9 30 o m : wonh'; serv1ce . IO·.C5a m NORTH BETHEl Un1ted MethocJ,~t Church , Rev Ch arles Oomtgon . pa~ t or Sund ay School q 30 a m W or sh 1p Sc r · v1ce . 10 -4S om . Su nday l1b le ~ t udy , 7 00 p m . WPdne.,doy prayer mea t mg. 730 pm BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAPTI SJ CH URCH . Rout e 1. Sh ade Pastor Doa Block . Affiliated w 1th So uthern Bopl1 !11 Convftnt1on Sunday sc hool . 1 30 p Sunday worsh1p. 2 30 p .m . Thursday eve-n1ng B1bl e study 7 p.m PEN TECOSTA L ASSEMil Y. ff<tCIM, Rou te 124 , Will•om Hoback , pa st or. Sunday sc hool. 10 o .m ; Su nday evening ser · v1ce, 6 :30 p .m Wedn esday eenlng ser v'-:e, 7 .' CARPENTER BAPTIST , lte>J. Freeland Norris, pastor Don Cheadle, Supt. Sun. day School 9 .30 a .m . Morning WorshiP.. 10:30 a . m . . Pray er Ser>Jice , alternate !iundays m: \• �Pa F The Business Services Long Bottom News Notes- - - - - - The Mount Olive Church observed 1ts looth anruversary They had a good turnout The Conununtty Bwlding at Long Bottom IS under construction 10 the kitchen area Donating thetr time have been Harlan Ballard Bill Thurston Stanley WeUs Dorsel Larkins George Sellars and Paul Hauber We commend you for your outstanding efforts Remmder The Long Bottom Co mmuni ty Assoctallon meets the last Wed nesday of every monthat 8 p m m the Community Bwldmg Next meeting w1ll be July 29 Did very many of you get to see Jtrn Starcher and his son on the WSAZ News Center 3 news Mr Starcher has a very special pet most Long Bottom people have heard about but m case you haven t let me tell you about Leroy Leroy 1s a pet deer that acts quite hwnan He s1ts 011 the sofa and eats potato chips and other good old Amencan snack foods Will Leroy become a Junk food Junkie too A renunder The Long Bottom Seruor atlzens meet the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month at the Long Bottom Methodist Church Free blood pressures are taken every fourth Tuesday Stop m you ll be glad you did Bety Hayman daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Hayman wtll be gomg m the hospttal for a little plastic surgery on her ankle We all wish you the best Beth Joe Btssell recently celebrated his 75th btrthday at his home wtth a pterue gtven 10 his honor by fanuly and fnends It will be reported later who all attended the event Long Bottom has recently lost one of 1ts most beloved cttizens Paul AnPaul s health had been poorly for qwte some time due to cancer To the famlly of Paul we all hope and pray some day very soon that a cure or at least a preventive measure will be found so that more families will not have to suffer through a temble ordeal as you all have had to do You have our deepest sympathies Thank you Long Bottom people for all your kmdness and help durmg the Long Bottom Commumty Assoctat1on recent tee cream SOCial Wtthout your help 1t would not have become a success Special thanks to Powell s RC Cola Betsy Ross Mark V Gaul s market Reed s Country Store Dave Kol!lentz Don and Dale P1ggott and to Bl\d Adams Bill Thurston Errue Newlun Tom Hayman who worked so hard m helpmg set up tor the soc1al THE PH010 PlACE drews - Porlralts - Weddongs - Anntversar es - Passports -and VINYL SIDING Public Notice PubliC Not Pubhc Nottce Free Est mates Reasonable Pnces Call Howard 949 2862 949 2160 2 4 Uc 992 6323 7 24 1 m o pd Vonyl & Alum1num SIDING SERVICE From the Smallest Heater Core to the Largest Rad ator BISSELL SIDING CO. Beaut lui Custom Bu If Garages Call f or free s•dmg est mates 949 2801 or 949 2860 No Sunday Calls J 11 tc ce tens1ve Lake n Racme 7 17 1 NTE RESTFn ne counc o me v age o M dd eport p oposes o equesf he u s Depart me n of Hous ng and U ban Oeve opment fa rel ease tede ra unds und e T t e o he Hou s ng and Com ---------- PHONE 992-2156 or Wrote Oa1ly Sentonel Class1hed Dept 111 Court St Pomeroy 0 45769 Addre••---------I 1 CLASSIFIED AD INDEX Phon•,~---------- eANNOUNCEMENTS ca P nf one word n eac h spa ce be ow Ea ch n a or g cup of I gu es coun ts as a word Count name and add ess o phone number used You II ge be e esu ts t you desc be t u y g ve p ce The Sen ne ese ves the gh t to ---1----l'-_.:.~_.:.-1---1 class t y ed 1 or r e ecf any ad Your ad w I be --+---l--~-+--l put n tn e prope cas f ca l on you check he prope be low wan reo For Sa e 1 Announcement For Ren AD INFORMATION 1 ) dO ~anks n Memo am Ar.noun t m en 4 G .,•• .• Ulwa r-- H1ppy Ad . ._ LO\ lind Fo nd p b c 511 • I f A~o~c on Wan til o 9 • e MERCHANDISE e EMPLOY ME NT SERV CES I 6 7 8 n 1 32 - - - - - - Aulo P1 & e SERVICES Want Ad Advert•s•nt Deadlines 1 11 Hom• mprov t ml!nh P umbftt& e.-uv• n9 E•uva "' .. Eec c• I) &R iff , . 1lon U - GM!e 1 H•u ftl M-M H RI!IH r 17 Upf'lolate y Rates and Other lnformatoon ~ l-----~~m:~!~~=~~~----- Acnuo ts Auto Repa 35 Bo~ 729 \lo~ns&4WD Moo eye es 33 34 _ _ _ _ Mall Thts Coupqn w1th Rem1ttance The Da1ly Sentinel t e TRANSPORTATION J 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 e ock HH1y&Gar1 6S StH&Ft 29 Jl !tedofw !he lh each bd Ibevesubm percent b d shall Sa d board of !!ducat on r~efves the r ght to wa ve nfo1'1"nal t es to accept or retect any and a I or parts of any and all b ds No b ds may be w lh drawn for at least thirty !301 days afler lhe schedu ed clos ng t me tor rece pt of b ds Board of Educal on of Me gs Local SChool Doslrocl Jane Wagner Treasurer Soulh Thord Avenue M ddleporl Ohoo45760 m 3 10 11 24 41c Public Nollce AyiOI 0 Sa f )J 101. ·- - - - - - pm ~r n Fa m Equ pmen W•n t'cl o 811 T ucks o sa t U Bus ne 1 Oppa un v 12 Monty o Loan UPotson• it ces 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 ttou ~r M r1 Good CB \1 Jhd o Equ An q uu M sc Me c~ncl n• BY dnlj) Sopp 1r Pe s o Sa e e FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK & CB lf t pa Wan td To Do eFINANCIAL 1 s ~4 U 18 19 20 4 Sl s. 7 2 3 RENTALS u, 0 Is wOrds Up 0 IS WOI"ds Up o s wetrds ....... one Hy nwrt on llw'H Qy nur Oft s x days ns• on rAvtrl .. two dSJ)f nl!) ........ '"' MM • Home •• 11 II'MI Y~rd •• •• 1 ••cc. .ttd.,.., wlthc•stlw tft .,.dff' U c..-t ,.._, .. f.,- ldl Clrry nt h1 HumtMr In C1r• ol TIM TM 1'11DIIt...,. reurva tiM r thl to tel it or rei.ctln., Ids dHm.a obttctiOMI Ttlt Pub sNr wl no bl eapo~~a bl• ,., mew. tt11n ont ncorrKt ln..rt on Jane Wagner Treasurer Board of Educal on Me osLoc•l Sc hool 0 str ct 7 17 24 31 Jl c 7 Stt c s Ad o l=u u e R• e en e APPLIANCE SERVICE Call Ken Young BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S Rt so East GUYSVIlle OH Phone 614 602 3821 Aufhor zed John Deer New Holland Bush Hog Ftum Equ1pment Dealer l MAKE S • D po • •Dhwo1n e •Ho W.l t r ank = ., FARM EQUIPMENT PARTS/SERVICE USED EQUIPMENT T•><tn<·w t r•b Ft.Jrd 1:: ~ :~~::: 175 o 1esel M F 479 Hay B rd 7 3 tfc ~~==~============~~~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~ J&C SANITATION SERVICE VINYL PRODUCTS Trash P1ckup In The Vollage of Middleport Oh Ph 992 5016 or 992 7505 4 17 lie DOZER K CAT D-6-C Farm Ponds land Ctea rong Roads Call PULLINS EXVACATING 992 2478 or Blame M1lhoan 985 3965 S1dmg Root ng I Gutter Remodel ng ~erv ng Your Area tor 20 Years EUGENE LONG Free Est1mates Ca ll Collect Ph 843 3122 713 2 mo pd ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE - Auto and Truck Repaor -Transmoss1on Repa1r Hrs Mon Fro 9 am S 30 p m 992 5682 ~~=========t~~~~~~~~~~ HOWARD ROTAVATORS HJ 50 -20 30 H P HA 60 - 2S 6GH p HE 60 - 45-80 H P All Models Avaolable LEO MORRIS Rl 1 Side Holl Rd Rulland Ohio PH 742 245S 5 11 lfc PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF PAUL H OURS DECEASED Case No 23457 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 5 1981'- n lhe Meigs Counly Probale courl case No 23457 Frances Roush Portland Ohoo 45170 W,I!S apj!O nted Admlnlslralrlx of !he eslale of Paul H Ours deceased tale of Portland Ohoo Rober! 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SERVICE For all of your w1r ong peeds Lei George your present svuem hs1dent1al &Commerctal Call 742 3195 or 99. 7680 2 8 If( Probate JUJ~ge/ m 24 Vonyl & Alumonum S1dong elnsulat•on • Storm Doors • Storm Wendows • Replacement Wtndows Free Esttmate James Keesee Ph 992 2772 Ph 949 2160 M~~ plfl Oes er pt on m snextmeet ng of provement ocated at Rutland Elementary Sc hoo H a r sonv I e Elementary School Sa l sbu ry Elementary S hoot M e gs Jun or H gh School and Sa lem Center Elementary School The Roof ng Contractor stla 1 b d as a Pr me Contractor Th s ncludes all labor mater als equ pment and serv ces requ red to com:_ pete tn s Sect on wh ch n c udes new epl acement of roots on M ddleport E eme ntary School Harr sonv lie Elementary Salsbury E ementary Me gs J un or H gh Schoo and Salem Center E lemen ta v School B dders w II be b dd ng on the nstal at on of the T oca roof ng sys tem A I roots to be b d sepa ately and together Deta led spec f cat ons and nstruc t ens to b dders may be obta ned at the Of t ce of the Treasurer M d depotOho A Cer t t ed c heck payab e t.o fhe Treasurer of the J above board of educat on or a sat sfactory b d bond executed by the b dder and the surety com pany nan amount equal to J&L BLOWN .INSULATION TOM HOSKINS REPAIR OF ROOFS IN MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Sea ed proposal s w I be ece ved by the Board of Educa on of the Me gs Loca School D str ct of M ddleport Oh o at the Trea su r ers Off ce unt ~ 12 00 Noon on August 4 198 and at that t me opened and r ead by the Tr easurer to sa d Soard at WANT AD WAY mo Hom~ Ma ntenanc e eRoofmgofal types • S1d ng • Remodeling • Free est1mates e20 vrs ell per ence NOTICE TO BIDDERS Shops the 99262 S or992 7311 Pomeroy Oh and PubliC Nottce Pubhc Nohce remodeling Roohng and gutter work Concrete work - Piumbmgand e ectncal work (Free Est mates) V C YOUNG II OHIO VAu.EY ROOANG • Electncal work • Roohng work 13 Years Expenence Greg Roush Ph 992 7583 6 3 l mo .AGE NCIE S GROUPS AND PERSONS Ad dons and PH 949-2285 remodel Utility Bu1lchngs ''YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICES" Located at Maplewood clerk 31 !Bl 7 Jtc j Classified Pages cover the following telephone exchanges. , ~Gallipolis REESE~ TRENCHING SERVICE water sewer Electrec '92-Middloport Pomeroy 9U-C hosler 343-Portland 247-Lelarl Falls 949-R•clne 742-Rulland Mason co w va Area Code 304 675-PI Pleasanl 4S8-Leon S76-Apple Grove 773-Mason 882- New Haven 895-Lelarl 937- Buffalo Wha really rn&hlens me s has Dccess to a com puter I~==:::::;:;::::;;:=:;===:1 Public Notice HUD Ar ea oil ce 200 i'l H ~h 51 Columbus Ohio Ob ect ons to the release of funds on bases other than those stated above w 1 not be cons dered by HUD No Ob1ec t on rece ved afte Aug 10 1981 w I be con s der ed by HUD FRED HOFFMAN MAYOR VIL L AGE OF MIDDLEPORT 17124 lie In Calha County aHUD nd Urban under Developm T t e of enl t he Hous ng and Commumty Deve opment Act of 1974 . The V age ol M ddleport s cert fy ng to HUD that he V II age of M ddleport and Fred Hoffman n h s of I c a capac ty as M ayor consent to accept the u sd ct on of he F edera cour s f a n ac t on s br ough o enfor ce respon s b t es n r e at on to en v ro nm enf a r ev ews dec son mak ng and ac on ana th a1 respon s b I es hav e been sa t sf ed The e9a1 eff ec of the cerf f ca t on s that upon the approval the VII age of M dd leport may use the H U D funds and HUO w II nave sat sf ed ts respon sb ltes und e r th e N a ona l Envronmental Pol cy Ac ol 1969 HUD w accep an ob ec t on to ts a pproval at t he release of funds and ilccep ta nce ot he c erf f caf on only f t s on one ot th e follow ng bases A Thaf th e ce t f ca on was not n t acr exec ufed by he c h et exccu t ve o I ccr or oth er off cer of com p ia nf app rov ed bv HUD or B Tha appl cant s en v ron m ental rev ew r ecord or he pro ect nd ca tes om ss on at a requ red dec s on f nd ng or step ap p i cab e to the pro1 ec 1 n I he env on ment a rev ew Process Ob ec t ons mu st be prepa r ed and su bm tted n a ccordance w h the r c qu r ed procedure 24 C F R Pari 58 and may be ~ddre>ssed to HUO at fhP 54 M1sc Merchandise In Meigs County 446·2342 992·2156 675-1333 .... ......... .................... .,. HOBSTETIER REALTY 3 Card of Thanks OFFICE 742 2003 GeorgeS Hobstetfer Jr Broker I wan! lo !hank my many fr end retal ves and co workers al GOC for !heir beaut lui cards flowers gills and prayers during my stay at Universt y Hosp lal GOd bless you all Bonnie Hutton STARTER HOME or rental n vestment 3 bedrooms ca rpet throughout 1n M ddle port c ose t o stores and shopp ng I w sh to lake this op porlun ly lo thank a 1 my friends ne ghbors and relat ves for all their pravers kindness flowers and food Also !hanks to the Emergency Squad and those who took care of my vard on !he recenl death of my husband Clifford Wood Laura Wood and F•m ly ONLY SIS 000 00 OWNER FINANCING Large solid br ck home n Pomeroy 3 spac ous bedrooms I 2 baths and equ pped k t chen t r ep ace Home s well nsula fed C ose to shopp ng Call t or ter ms COUNTRY LIVING Comfortab e 3 bedroom home w th bath on 2 4 aces Sells for $16 000 00 POMEROY N ce 2 story 3 bedroom home Fu basement Lovely wrap around porch Has own gar age for oft s r eet park ng Ask ng $26 500 00 Cheryl L emley A soc Phone742 3171 V~ lma N1c nsky Assoc .... ~ ...... .44: 3092 3 Cleland Greenhouse •s now open Vegetable pianls tomato plants beddmg plants pols and hanging baskets Gerald ne Cleland Rae ne o <J. ATTENTION LADIES' I Help pay off !hose un wanted b lis work1ng even ngs from 7 30 10 1o 30 p m as a fash on stylist Earn SB 00 lo $10 00 per hour profit deal for homemaker w th fam1ly Call9'/2 3941from 9 6 Real Estate- General OWNER WILL CON SIDER LAND .CON TRACT - on th s arge ta m ly home or set up as dup ex tar rent a n vest men 4 bed ooms 2 baths carpet ng k t chen equ pme nt some fu n tu e $33 000 00 Housing Headquarters T EAFORDm * on1 3 2 2 k fc hen storage VtRGilB SR'J...J::! 216 F. ~econd Strecf Phone (614) 992 3325 area 'YRACUSE M odern 7 room fram e on ly a l ew v s old 4 lk>drooms crrcl m c ba th w th showe na gas F A lu n :1ce lu basement w Th f<=tm y room Car pet no cl qc porch and n ce ot nc c1r P 0 S37 500 HA R(;A IN J bed room ho ne n M ddleport Modern b;1 th lots of wood cab,... th e k I che n e_,Ql" A lur nacc ~ ge por e h o aoc and storage Ask nq SIt! 500 Ott er we om cd I 8 ACRES OF YARD 24x60 doubl e w de eq u pped k tchen w th d shwsher ut I ty room w th washer a nd dryer 3 bed rooms 2 baths plu s fam ly room S37 900 00 TRAILER AND LOT IN RACINE 12x 65 mob le home w th 2 bedrooms eq u pped k tc hen stofage bu ldng on ap pr ox 85 acres $ 11 000 00 ,0 TUPPERS PLAINS Ra nch home w th an acre ot 3 bedrooms n ce k tcn en garage S3• 900 00 REALTOR Henry E Cleland Jr 9926191 ASSOCIATES Jean Trussell949 2660 Roger Turner 992 5692 Doff e Turner 992 5692 lliJ" 614992 2181 r reezers Refr geriltors washers Dryers A1r Cond t on('rs RACINE t:INAL CLOS E OUT g, OFSHRUBS Make An Offer 54 J o 4 bed oom hom(' ba h w fh shower n ilt gas F A furn clcc cmd cer.. lrni a r cond ton ng 4 s tov e & po chcs ref ge a or n a Qe k t Basemen? carpe t ng c y wa te and 66 of an acre 548 500 EXfRA NIC E L ke nC'W 3 bedroom ranch Fam l y ro om w th heatolator f r ep la ce sun deck arqe porch and a oc wooded tot N cc carpet n9 and db I f n shed Qa r agc RfMOD F: L E D LOIS ot n cc carpet ng 3 bed,rooms form ca baln CICC bASeboard h et~ 2 po chcs pat o garden and n ce y cared fOf lot SJS 000 340 ACR ES Fenced some farm lan d lots of deer and other w ldl tc Several good spots for ponds 10 room home 2 lu 1 baths lree gas Q ~ rttg ~ and oth (?rbuild l n9S own er anx ous to se 1 NICE OLD E R HOME 1 rooms '1 bedrooms n ce carpeting ~ ~alh bu t rl k t\ w lh stove > Qas F A furnace sform • drs and w ndows Basement front porch al)d garage 1 As~tng , tB Also se veral R cposscssed ru GOOD Pr ces LONE~Y Chrlstoan S ngles Meel Chrosl an s ngtes tnyour area Write Soulllern Chrlsllan Singles Club PO Box 1823 Sum merv lie sc 29483 or call 1 803 871 985C 24 hOU(S Giveaway 4 ANY PERSON who has anything to give away and does not offer or attempt to offer any olher lhing for sale may place an ad n lh s column There w II be no charge 10 !he adverllser ~ovable kotlens to good homes 2 yellow t ger one black and wh le I ller trained Call «6 9479 Mise Morchandose Gas L1ne Dttches Water Lene Hook ups Sephc Tanks county cerl1foed Roush Line Chesh re Oh Ph 347 7560 J&F CONTRAcTING • Backhoe • EKcava11119 • Sepllc Syslerns eWaltr Sewer& Gas Lines eDumpTruck eTrencMr locensed & B-ttl nea• estate Garage Sole Saturday Evergreen Old Rt 160 Bolens lractor accessor los baby llems appliances clolhlng elc Homes for Sale CAB N or small compl ete y fur 53900 Call446 0390 7 pupp es Collie & Sheep dog 4 blue eved Call 388 8711 or 388 9692 1 ornery tiger k tten 843 3484 8 weeks old Male German Shephard Has all of shorts G ve to anyone that w II give htm a good home Ma n St Rutland 41h house on left after pass poSI oft ce Sol d color kotlens Wh te or black 992 3100 2 SNOW while tom cats 1 year old nice around the barn 304 895 3621 TO OtVe liWay Ma)Om II an Von Shroltz (Maxi m n tature Schnauzer house dog house broken nuetered non shed ng hales caiS lov ng com pan on S years o d A I papers & medical records other accessories Yard snoutd be fenced or owner live n counlry G Fisher lOA 615 3452 ,• " ' ' I I , , Jft',l«i'JU<~' .r: • day July 23 25 21l6 Beech 51 Middleport Mise llems 9 5 Rain c ancels Conlinuous yard sale Mon Sal 9 6 each & every week Closing oul of gill slore Wholesale llems 493 Broadway Sl M ddleporl Ohio YARD sale Jutv 23 & 24 9 8 Leon Baden Road local ion Dwight Sayre s YARD s•le 2108 Monroe Ave Fr day & Salurday July 24 & 25 BIG yard sa eat 827 30th Sl Thursday Fr day and sunday GIGANT C yard sale Fr day Saturday 9 to ? Rl 62 1 m le lrom Y Dead mans Hill 8 PUbliC Sale & Auct on Neals Auct on Hogsett WVA Rl 2 Every Sal 1 00 PM <Cons gnments lakenl (W II buy turn lure I Lonn e Nea 3671101 9 SCASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE ONE PIECE OR HOUSE FULL COME TO 42 OL VE & SECOND ORCA~~ 446 4775 OPEN9TOS WANT TO BUY Old fur n lure and Ani quos of al k nds call Kenneth Swam 256 1967 on !he evenings FEATHER BEOS WAN TED ANY CONDITION MISC BOX 65 AURORA INO 47001 GIVE DIREC TION WI~~ CAL~ SOON CASH PAID for clean lale mOdel used cars sm lh BUick Pont ac GA I pohs Ohoo Call446 2282 Sland ng Imber Call 388 9906 6 Wanted to Buy arge co al warm morning stove w1th jacket and thermostat Call 245 5545 Los! and Found LOST Liberal reward of fered for return Of large male walker hound Has brown on head & ears black on back rema n ng pari while Has a scar on muzzle Has on a w de collar w th studs & naml! plate Las! seen n Tuppers Pi a ns area Cal Ray Perrv collecl 1 367 0637 FOUND Doberman puppy 1 or 8 monlhs old Pomeroy area Call Humane Soc1ety 9'12 65CS Male Seal poonl s ameese cat Wear ng wh te f ea collar ~osl Monday n Lon coin M II area Reward Call992 3539 a LOST on M dw•v New Haven medal! on •n•hals CSW Phone 304 882 203B Reward FOUND young male brown German Shepherd 3046751746 7 Yard Sale G~rage sale 621 112 3rd AVe Golllpolls Fr & Sal Children• clolh ng loys leans and tots of m sc YARD SALE Fr & Sal July 24 & 25 9 30 6 PM 622 Jav Dr Gallipolis Var elv of ltelbs Three i"omlty Yard Sale on 588 In Radney OH Friday and Salurday JUlY 24 25th Soiile onl!ques furnllure 'lsoclp!hlng peled 2 barns 379 2258 or 379 2343 after 6PM ---------- t-I~=========~~=========:J New 11 Help Wonted baby BEDS IRON BRASS old turmture go d s lver dollars wood ce boxes stone ars ant ques etc Complete households Wr le M D M ller R t 4 Pomerov Oh Or 9'12 7760 CHIP WOOD Poles max d ameter 1.4 on largest end $12 5C perlon Bundled sab SI050 per ton Del verd lo Ohoo Pallel Co Rock Sprongs Rd Pomeroy 992 2689 Gold s lver sterl ng tewelry r ngs Old co•ns & currency Ed Burkett Bar ber Shop M ddleporl 992 3476 wanled F 1d rt 992 75Cl HARPER HALSTEAD SALVAGE CO 11th and v and Streel now buy ng metals (copper brass alum num lead sta.nless steel batteries and radoalors ginseng yellow roo! calnlp and sassafras I 10 am lo 6 pm da ly Also Flea Market on Salurdavs CAl 615 5868 Old furniture stone 1ars copper kettles and olher !ypes of antiques Phone 4463925 INEXPENSIVE chesl dresser wardrobe for college sludenl Aller 5 304 675 24611 Custom brush hogg ng Posl hole digging 742 2m Have vacancy for room & board Elderly or refired or disabled 9'12 6022 FRIENDLY HOME Toy I w II do babysollong in my home 992 2772 Part es now in our 26th year Is expanding 1o your area and has open ngs for , 13 managers and dealers Insurance Party plan exper ence SANDY AND BEAVER in helpful Car & phone sur8nce Co has offered necessary Call before s serv ces for f re msurance p m to Caro Day collect coverage n Galha County 518 489 8395 tor almOSI a century Farm home and personal Cook wanted for new area property cover ages are restaur8nt Except onal ava lable to meet n opportunity for qu•l toed d1v dual needs Contact person Wr le Box 316 Lewis Hughes agenl Gallopol s Phone 446 3318 ----===c:-:--- Full t me Program Coor d nator 10 work w lh per sons hand capped wllh mental retardat on n a group home n B dwell Ohio A soc al services reialed degree s requ red app •cant must be Qual f eel Menial Relar dat1on Professional IQMRPI or QMRP ellg ble exper ence w lh persons w th mental r etar dat1on IS preferred Send resume to Carol Ba sden P 0 Box 604 JacKson OH 4.5640 Buckeye Commun ty Serv ces s an equa op portun ty employer Soc a work posit on part I me al local Develop mental Center advocat1ng for developmental disabled nd v duals Must have BS/ BA or related ex per ence Send resume to Mur e Ranum Su te 112 135C W 51h Ave Colum bus Oh 43212 Person to call on busmess and ndustr al acounts n areas surroundrng Gallipolis Mus! have own car Send resume to Sparkle Supply 15C Jrd Ave Gall polls Oh or call (6141 446 4109 for further on format on AUTOMOB LE SU RANCE been ca n celled? 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Phone 992 2143 Radoo TV 16 & CB Repatr RON S TV SERVICE Spec al z ng n Zen th House Calls Now serv c ng Motorola Quazar Call 1 304 576 2398 or «6 24S4 18 wanted to Do D J s ~AWN MOWER REPAIR On Ne gh borhood Rd a I makes ser v ced Spec al 1 ng n Lawn Boy Blades sharpened Call 446 4425 afler 5 p m P ck up and del ~o~ery ava lable Cert f ed Clerk Ty p st w 1 do typ ng Call 3677615 anyt me ao cents per page I n my ce ca lis Cal 992 6716 or 992 2034 Also used color TV for sale Flnanelai 21 F r endly Home Toy Part es now n our 26th year sex pand ng to your area and has open ngs for managers and dealers Partv plan ex per ence helpful Car & phone necessary Call before S p m lo Carol Day collect S18 489 8395 Full t me & part t me bftr tenders part t1me waitress Must be 21 or older App v on person No phone calls Me gs Inn Lady 10 1ve n especially n day t me 992 3704 IN LOCAL Territory In dustrtal Sales eKce ent op portun ty f you hl!ve am boloon Sales & lechnocal train ng prov ded Meehan c•l aplllude & college degree helpful We sell qual ly products a. need quallv people Do you qualify? ~nd resume to p 0 Box 230 worlhlnglon Ohio 43085 HONEST malure Bus~nes s Opportunity LAWN & Garden Equ p ment Sales & Serv ce Owner w shes to ret re I nqu re at Our door Equ p men! Sales Jet Rls 7 8. 35 Gall pol s or phone 446 3670 for appo nlment WOMAN to Slly with eldertv !ally dovttme 304 675 2827 • BY OWNER 4 bdr sp I level I vlng room & d n ng room comb na t on eat n k tchen lg tam ly rm 2 1/ 2 baths located n Tara Estates Club house and pool pr v leges $75 000 f rm Kyger Creek School D str ct Shown by appt on v ca ll 367 7835 lmmed ate P osses on large wh te 5 bdr farm home on 8 ro ng acres w th og cab n and 3 out bu d ng s One m le south ol V nton on 51 Rl 160 Old McGhee home 15 m tes from Gall po s Ask ng $44 000 on land contract 25 per cent down B per cent nterest or 10 per cent down I 12 per cent nferest Poss ble r en tal no reasonable offe refused Open house Wed Ju y 29 thru August 3rd lOAM to BPM Mod I ed A lrame 3 bd 2 baths carpet Spr al sta rs c r cular stone f r ep ace 8 ac res Call992 77.41 By owner old house lot e ectr c gas water n town for sate or trade tor a pla ce on the Oh o R ver 222 Beec h Sl M ddleport Abert a Backus NEWLY remodeled house on acre 2 Bedroom com pletely ca rp et ed new s d ng and w ndows guaranteed to 40 years $9 000 00 or S6 000 oo down and take o~o~er payments Must relocale Call 304 576 2102 after 5 00 or 562 9292 10 toJ 9 ROOM house plus so me turn ture 2 baths pat o 18x20 shop bu ld ng 116 Park Dr 304 675 2592 Pr ced on nspect on INVE STMENT property New y remode led two sto v house n Pont P easan corner lot has been con verted nto tor rental un ts Good e:dra ncome $25 000 Pr nc pa s on y For n fo mat on 611 .446 7526 Unexcel ed ground floor opportun IV we re looK ng Mob leHomes for sales l ea de rs w th the 32 for Sale ab ty to promote a eg hmate mult level sales PRICES REDUCED used program becked by ex mob le homes and trave penence leadersh p and a tra l e rs TRI ST ATE Qual ty product I ne For MOB LE HOM ES CA~L further nformatton cal 446 7S72 614 412 5554 CLEAN USE D MOB LE HOME S KESSEL S QUAL TY MOB LE FHA VA Convent a Home HOME SA LE S 4 Ml Loans Columbus F rsl WEST GALL POLIS RT Mortgage Co 463 Second 35 PHONE 446 386a o 446 Ave Gall pol s Oh 446 7274 7172 22 Money to Loan 23 Profe:ss.Gnal Servtces P ano tun ng and repa r Love your ne ghbor tune your P ano B•ll Ward Wards Keyboard 446 4372 Gal polls GALLIA Cleanong Rent A Ma d Serv ce Inc Free Esl males bonded phone 2~5 9234 nsured Cieanong by !he w eek thor contractual Complete Auctton Serv•ce stock reduction close outs estales farm equlpmenl 11 vestoc:k real estate L cen sed and bonded In Oh o and West WV Bud McGhee Aucllon and Real Estale Co Coli for lerms 446 0552 or 446 0818 428 Second Ave Gall pol s OH 45631 Your Plano rusllng tn sum mer Hum dlly? Free n specllon w lh luning Lane Daniels 742 2951 or 992 NOW taking applications for drivers at Pickens Cab 517 Moln 51 PI Co Pleasant Apply 111person 6 rm & bath on large lot Oak H II Oh Washer & dryer a r cond Call 682 7414 afler 1PM HOUSE Meadowbrook Ad d ton 3 bedroom fam ly room w1th f replace cen tra a r basement 304 675 1542 W II Phone yours JUSt for the ask ng Ask your Beet ne sly st and she w II be happy to help you 10 n the Beet ne wor d of fash1on and success Phone '1'12 3941 belween !he hours of 9 6 kt rm v ng rm f r ep ace large fam y r oom w th woodburner 1 1/ 2 baths f enced n backyard 01ce barb q area and c ty schools Call 446 2003 do housekeep ng or babys II ng or s t w lh elderly n hosp tal or home Call 446 9623 afler S 30 Wanted to do baby s tt ng my home would prefer day shift Call «6 1749 $185 00 to $500 weeKly dong mall ng work No ex per ence requ red AP PLY C r cle Sales P 0 Box 224 D R chmond H II NY 1418 GET VALUABLE Ira nlng as a young bus ness person and earn gOOd money plus some great g fts as a Sen t nel route carr er Phone us nght away and get on the el g b I tv st at '1'12 2156 or 9'12 2157 3 bdr home in TV serv Baby s tter needed for 2 ch dren n C IV School doslr ct Call446 7649 3 bdr house w th garage and ful basemen! S4S 000 Ca 1446 0390 l fe Estate Corts st ng of farmhouse w th acreage Further nformat on call 992 6747 afler 4 00 p m Pos tton open for a trouble call/maintance worker Please apply al Ohio Job Serv ces E 0 E WORKINGg rlwllhaulolo slay w1th lady tor room and board 304 675 6999 fUrniture, end mise Items l"rlday 2A I. UlurdiY 25 Situ• loons Wanled 12 WANTED ~ease men lo leasoe oil and gas proper I es GAll II and surroun ding counties Inquire lo Greal Bend Oil Inc 269 Lower R ver Rd Gallipolis Call446 4265 Wanted IO Buy wanled good used bed Ca I 446 397 4 Y"RD ~LI! :lrd I. Olive. Ollllllolla. Alit~ - i Yard Sale 2 miles from !own on Rl 588 New baby Old antique p1ano prov de own transporlal on Phone 304 895 3455 N ~'tJ 1,15J ING ~ 1 IO 3 acres of n ce laying lilnd with r(\a i l and schoOl bus ~rvoce S4 000 per -.:re PH. 992·7201 House w th acreage for '-~'· ., "II sale 3 or 4 bdrs fully car derson 127 100 742-2211 EIIANS Day Care Cenler K lngs Dr ve Evens wv s now accepting applications for enrollmenl Opening Augusll7 ages 2 through s Teocher Beckv Sharp phone 304 312 5398 Yard Sale July 241h and 251h 9 1111 1 112 miles N Cheshire Rt 1 al Loynes residence YARD sale July 27 thru 29 306 Holloway 51 Hen GOOD German Sheperd watch doll Home oul from c ty 3 yrs 304 675 2d68 Callafler 4 p m NEW LISTING - Ap pro>o: 21 acre farm plus new y remode ed 4 bed room home I v ng d n ng room k tchen bath storag e room Barn and o ther bu ld ngs S4S 000 00 BIG APPUANCE SALE AT POMEROY Announcements Announcements SWEEPER and sew ng machme repa r parts and suppi es P ck up and de Ivery Dav s Vacuum Cleaner one half m le up Georges Creek Rd Call 446 0294 ~~~=R:•:a:I:E=s~la;l~e;:G~ein~er~a~l~ NEAR MINE bed roo m ranc h ac res Modern and 1 v ng room shed garden 532 000 00 Fr1day end Soturdoy 42 112 ~lncoln 51 Golllpolls ~orge oppll turn I track tapes and clolhlng sler roll a bed cash way bed reg adult and children clolh ng and more Friday and Satur In Ma son County -'"" NICE Garage Sale Frl 24th 9 5 514 Hilda Or behind Spring Valley Plaza TO PLA CE AN AD CALL Real Eslate- General TcfE~~ts~~.fE~uE~nD I AGENCIES GROUPS AND PERSONS On or about Aug 10 198 1 tn e above named V lage w II reques f the u s Department of Hous ng and Urban development to re ease Feder a funds un der T tie of fhe Hous ng and Com mun fy Develop men! Acl of 1974 <L93 383 tor th e follow ng protect 1 » Construe t on ot 250 000 gallon wat er s forage fac I ty w th trunk I nes and serv ce road 2) Acqu s ton and m provement of hous ng s tes 31 Hous ng Rehab I fat on program The es mated rota of the abovement oned act v t es w 11 be $712 000 An En v onmentel Rev ew respect ng the w rn n pro ect has been mad e by th e above named V age wh ch documents t he env onmenta rev ew at the prolec t Th s En v ronmen a l Rev ew Reco rd s on f le at he above address and s ava a ble for publ c exa m nat on and copy ng upo n r equest The VII age of M d d cpor t w I undertake he pro ec t descr bed above w t h f unds from the U S Department of Hous ng 614 367-Cheshlrt 318-VInlon ~5-Rio Grande 379-Walnul Dis! 216-Guyan D st 643-Arabla Dis! 71 17 24 31 3tc NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF REQUEST FOR Me1gs Co Area Code Galloa Co ,Area Code 414 Public Noloce S 7 tfc Monday Fr day 4pmtollpm All Day Saturday ong E NVIRONM E NT liige o M ddl epo 1 Rilce 5 reef epor t Oh o 45760 Ph NOTICE TO BIDD ERS The Board of Education f o the Meigs Local Schoo Dlstr ct des1res to rece ve sealed b ds for lhe follow ng I Student ace dent surance 2 Fleet nsurance J T res and tubes 4 Gasol ne o I and ant freeze 5 FueiOI 6 Coal 7 M lk and da ry prOduc IS 8 Bread and bakery products 9 M eat 10 Produce and dry goods In order to be cons de red all sea ed b ds sha be recei ved n the Off ce of the Treasurer SOIJih Th rd Avenue M ddleport Oh o on o r before 12 00 o clock noon on August 17 1981 The Board of Educat on reserves the r ght to accep t or re1ect llny and a I b ds Jane Wagner Treasurer Me gs ~ocai School D str ct South Th rd Avenue M ddleporl Oh o 45760 5 zes From 30xl0 SMALL Rt 3 Bo• S4 Rae ne Oh Ph 614 843 2S91 6 1S fc • Casttng • Tra•ler H1t ches • Metal F abr c;~flons CONSTRUCTION New Homes ex Nam•---------- 109 Hogh St Pomeroy 6 28 1 mo P&S BUILDINGS BARNEITS WELD SHOP •Sfeel " Alum1num 992-6011 992 7656 r Bob Charlene and Jayne Hoeflich SMilH NELSON MOTORS INC Free Estimates EFFECT ON T H E wr te your own ad and order by ma w th h -s coupon Cance you ad by phone when you oet e~ults Money not retunaab e of weddong and an niversary mvitations and accessories Re.a sonably priced quick serv1ce -Lo ok without obligati on Sues from 4x6 to 1b40 Heatmg W~NT lm Radiator Spec al sr NATHAN BIGGS 35 Y rs E Kpenence Pomeroy OH 992 2174 Cusfom ~ tchens Ap pi ances Cusfom sathrooms Remodel n g Plumb ng Electnc Curb Inflation. Pay Cash for Claulfleds and Savell I an Farm Bu1klmgs C. R. Mash Construction EVERYBODY Now presstve complete line ALL STEEL NO TIC E 0~ F IND NGS OF NO SIGNIFI CANT A LL All types of roof work new or r.epa1r gutters and downspouts gutter cleanmg and pamhng All wark guaranleed ROBERT MASH PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COU NTY OHIO EST ATE OF SIDNEY T RUSSELL DE CEASED Ci'l se No 13458 STATE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ju ne 9 981 n fhe Me g s County Proba e Cour Case No 23458 Ru h Hay fh 11 Ca ndl e g ht 0 ve We sfon Oh o 4569 2 was a ppo nt ed Ex ec u x o the cs tafe of S d n ey T Russe dece ased ate of 548 G anf Sf eef M dd epa f Oh o 45760 TO H. L WHITESEL ROOFING Soffltt Gutter Rooftng Remodeh ng Room Ad d1t1ons Drywall and Repa1r Call Small investment') large returns, Sentinel Want Ads Public Not ce Public Nortce 2082 STARKS Tree Tr i mming & Shrub service Insured Phone 304 516 2010 HORSE 6626 shoeing 904 675 New 1982 68x 4 3 bdr 2 baths e lectr c furn gar den tub bay w ndow $13 950 Sever al used tot a e ectr e: 2 1979 W nsor s 70x14 1973 Bachelor Pen thousc 70xl2 w th Roman tub 2 preowned d ouble w de 2 & 3 bdr Kanauga Mobl e Hom ~ Sa les K anauga Oh Ca I 446 9662 Must sell 14x70 Jbdr mob le home on acre new dr I ed we I $11 000 Ca 446 4394 Dav s Rd By owner w II f nance 2 bdr mob le home turn Ap prox • m es from R o Grande beautlul sh•ded lot rura water and sept c tank $8 SOO or make offer All oilers cons dered Cal 446 4313 1981 Fa rmont mob le hOm e 52x14 Need to sale relocating Call446 9300 1974 L berty 70x14 3 bdr 112 bath woth dryer hook up unlurn Does have ap plian ces eleclrlc fireplace carpet throughout Blocks and sklrljnga sleps and metal building l5 995 00 Johnson Mobile Home Broken new lisllng 446 3Sol7 . �J2 42 Mobile Homes for Sile Mobile Homes 45 for Rent 1978 70x14, 2 bdr ., 1 1/ 2 2 bdr. trailer Roush Lane, bath, front den with wOOd- Chesh ire, Oh. Phone 1·J04· burning fireplace , patio 773·5882 , awing, sklrf•ng , ap pliances, dining room table Unfurn ., 2 bdr trailer for and cha•rs . No other, like rent . Call446 J371. new furn i ture Johnson $10,000. Mob i le Home Brokers, new listing 446· 3547. 2 bdr trailer rurn , gas and water turn , $225 · per mo., S100 dep., no pets. Call 446· 4745. 1913 Crown Haven, Ux65, three bedroom . new car - pet, 1971 Cameron, Ux64, two bedroom. new carpet. 1972 Champ ion, 12x60, two bedroom , new ca rpet 1976 Camer o n , 12 x60 , t wo bedroom s. bath & 112. new carpet 1970 PMC , 12x60, two bedroom . new carpet , B & S Sa les, 1nc , 2nd and V1and Stree t. Pt P leasant, WV Phon e 67 5 4424 . USED Mo bile H ome 576 - 271 1 3 bdr trailer partly furn S200 plus utilities, $100 dep. Ca ll 367·0271 For rent , lOx 50 2 bedroom mobile home. Racrne area . 992·5858 2 bedroom trailer f or rent Brown ' s Trarler Park 992 · 3324 12x60 tra il er 1n Syracuse, air cond , washer a nd 54 Furnished Rooms SLEEPING ROOMS and light housekeep ing apt,, Park Central Hotel. ~• COUNTRY MOB ILE Home Park , Route 33, North of Pomeroy . Large tots. Call 992 - 7~19 . TRAILER. spaces f or rent. Southern Valley Trailer fo r sa le or rent, partl y fur n1shed , Gal lipOli S F erry Phone 304 675 1867 . 2 bed roo m m obil e home 10x45 Sl400 Phone 30d 675 145 2 or 675 2996 1971 Br ookw ood , bath and ha lf . ha s bee n remode led, wall fO w a ll c ar pet 1ng .unfu r n1sh ed Phone 675 1553 JJ . Farm s for Sale - --- - - - 5.) ac r es, n1 ne roo m house, barn . m1neral s. secl uded , good hun11ng Mor rnng Star ar en $65,000 Add ition a l 10 I acr es av a ilab le 949 2630 BY owne r . 53 acre farm . re mo d eled . oeaufdu l Co l on1a l styl e home . d bedroo m s, 2 new baths , ce ntra l heat & a1r. 2 wood ourn1n g stoves, 1 co n nec t ed to heat1ng syste m , 3 wells. on bla c kt op road , 25 m 1nutes fr o m Pt Pleasant on R 1 62, 40 ac res fen ced , 182 ,500 304 937 3<3 2 F AR M house & garage & acre of gr oun d f or sale on Jer ry s Run Ro ad Owner N1 l l help finan ce 1 614 279 5075 3S Lof ~ & Acre~9e L OT S Rea l n 1c e cam ps1t e on Raccoon Creek , al l util1 l1 €S ava1 l able . S300 down . own er w il l finan ce, ca llaHer3pm , 2566413 cl ose to Rt 160 . $4,000 Ph one 4.46 0390 10 acres near Pa r tor on old old Y, Pt. Pleasant, 675· 3248. Lowest prices on Bemco LISA'S Trader P a rk , Mason , WV Lots for rent Travel trai lers, by week or month All utilities paid Also Mobil e home spaces . 304 773·5319 Sma ll trailer . Prefer ad ult No pets 100 00 mon · th, plu s deposrt 949·2328 at · fer 5 30 Two bed r oom house tra iler on Ash ton Upl an d Road . S150 plus util1t1es and damage depOSit 3 mrles from R t 2 675 4088 Two 2 bedroom house tra1l ers for r ent, furnrshed , 1 w 1th centra l a1r, good for work 1ng cou p le or couple w1fh 1 ch ild $150 per m onth plus depos1f. 675·--4088. 2 bedroom mob1le home in New Haven. adults on ly, no pe ts Phone 304 675 1452 or 675 2996 1 bedroom mobi le home, marn ed couple onl y No pets S150 per month Phone 30-4 675 415-4 Two mob 1l e hom e lot s for renfil mar rr ed couples ap pl y 1n person to Everette Schwa rtz , Rt 1, L oc ust Road , Pomt Pl easa nt Two m o brle home lots for rent, ma rrr ed couples ao· ply 1n person to Everette Sc hwartz , Rt 1, L oc ust Road . P om t Pleas a nt Apartment torRent 44 For L ease 1400 sq ft . retatl space, a1r condit ioni ng & carpet Pt Pleasant, 675 ·3788 after S:OO . LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofa , c hair, rocker, ot· taman, 3 tab les. S500 Sofa, cha1r and l ovesea t , 5275 . Sofas and c hairs priced from $275 to 5695 Tables, S38 and up to $109 H ide· a· beds,$340, queen srze, $380 . Reclin ers, $165, $295, Lamps from $18 to S65. 5 pc d1 nettes from $79 , to $365. 7 pc. , S189 and up . Wood table and 4 chairs, $350 up to $495. Hutches, SJOO and S375 , maple or p1ne t1nrsh Bedroom su1 tes Bassett Oak, S649, Bassett Cherry, 5765. Bunk bed complete with mat tresses, $250 and up to $.350 Captain' s beds, $275 co mplete Baby bed s, S89 . Maftresses or box springs, full or tw1n , $55 ., frrm , S65 . and $75 Queen set s , $185 5 dr . chests , $49 . 4 d r chests , $42 Bed frame s, S20 and $25, 10 gun · G un ca b1nets , S350, dtnette c hai rs $20 and 525 Tappan gas or e l ec tr~ c ranges, $285 Ranges , re fr~gera t ors. and T V's, 3 mrles out Bulavrllc Rd Open 9am to 7pm, Mon thr u F r t , 9am to 5pm, Sa t 3937 446·0322 For r en t new Ca ll446 0390 bdr apt GOOD REGENCY APT INC . 2 b e d r oom . kit · chenfurn1shed , ca rpe ted , bil ls partra11y par d . $200 mo Ex c el l ent neig h · bo rh ood, 675 6722 or 675· 5104 U SEO AP PL I A N CES washers, dryers, refr~g era tors , ranges Skaggs Ap · pllances , 1918 Eastern Ave ., 446·7398 F or sale General Electr1c Washer , r ea l nice shape Furn1shed Apt $220, u td1 ttes patd, adults, 1 bdr, n1ce Ca ll 4.46·.4.416 after NIC E UNF UR NI S HED Garage A pt S200 mo plus util1f1es Adu lts only, no pe ts Ava ilable Aug 1, 446 · 8067 742 2367 2 MAPLE $145 mo Call245 5818 188 8429 3 bdr house to r r ent and J rm apt ut1!1t1eS pa 1d Call Caii 3B8 8139 Rough ly 111 acre . S R 684, Ask. n g Ha rr• so n v •ll e 13, 5()0 74 2 2577 Lots for sal e & 'l new sub d1 V1S 100 S 1n Ra c1 ne Village On V1n e St & Y e ll ow Busn Rd 9.:19 23 40 . BY own er . 3 dpartment house on approx 1 ac r e L 1ve 10 on e r ent o thers to m ake your payment Can bt' convert ed s1ng le home C1t y wat er , Will con s1der land con tra c t 675 1883 9 5 pm Apart m e nt co mpletely f urn. al l elec tri c, 3 la rge room s, w tth porch , newly decorat ed, Second Ave., $:100 mo . ref & dep reQ Ph o ne 446 2 236 Apa rtm en t c ompletely furn , a ll e lectri c. 3 large rooms, w1th por ch, new l y decorated , Second Ave , $200 mo , re f & dep re q Phone 446 2236 bed r oom apts avai I able at R1vers 1de Apts Equ a l Opportun1fy H ousrng Ca ll 1 992 772 1 Apar tm en t tor r ent Call 992 5908 ll eAtafS 41 675 51 40or675 5386 Houses for Rent J bed room house 1n C1!y, $175 per mo Sec dep r eq Call 446 4729 1 bdr house 1n E v ergr een, al l c arpe t, stove, and ref r ,g , S135 pe r mo plus dep & r ef Ca l l 245 9170 For rPnt 5 1/ 2 rm house. mode rn Ca ll 367 7350 1mm ed1 at e PosseSIOn L ar ge wh1te 5 bdr f arm home on 8 rollrng acres with log cab rn and 3 out budd1ngs One mr le south o(VInton . on St Rt 160 Old McGhee home, 15 miles from Ga lli poliS Askrng $44,000 on land co ntract 25 per cent down/ 8 per cent 1nferest or 10 per cent down 1 12 per cen t 1nterest. Po ssrb l e rental no reasonabl e off er refused Open house Wed . July 29 thru August 3rd l OAM to 8PM. TWO bedroom Muse 304 675 1371 or 675·3812 4 BEDROOM house, bath, 2 story , call882·2388 ---- - - - - J b e droom apt 1n Pom eroy Equ 1pped k 1f che n $150 00 per m onth Ca ll Clela nd Realty, 992 7259 -- - - -- - APARTMENTS ANO MOBILE HOMES675 4130 A parTm ent s 675 5548 SM A LL furn1shed apart m en1 , no pets, ref er ences requ1red , 30-4 675 1365 - - - - -- - - - - mt 6For 14,sale like . Callsizes in girlsnew c lothing evening after 5 30 2.f5·5634. ?·J>I Kelvinator ref rig .. $200 and w a rmmonng wood heater , 6574 SW IMM I NG POOLS : P RE -SEASON SALE : S999 00 INSTALLED! ! ! Above ground pool COM· PLETEL Y I NSTALLEO sta rting at $999.00. Pri ce rn cludes pool, deck , fence, filter , liner . and 1n · sta llatron under normal ground condition . Free shop at home service . Call 1 800·624 8511. 304·675· 1773. Pets for Sale POODLE GROOMING. Call Judy Taylor at 367 · 7220 DRAGONWYND CAT · TERY · KENNEL, AKC Chow puppies . CFA H1malayan, Persian and Siamese kittens . Call ~ 384A after .. p.m . backrest, HILLCREST Also AKC Reg Dober · mans. Call446·7795, BRIARPATCH KENNELS Boarding and grooming . AKc Gordon setters, E nglish Cocker Spaniels . 6504 s3 -- Anf,Que~ --- -- AT TENTI O N l iM · PORTANT TO YOUJ Woll pay cash or certified check for antiques and co llcc t1bles or en trre estates Nothmg too l a rge Also , guns, pocke t watches. and co m co11ect1ons Call 557 3411 S4 ~s~._M_e~cha.nC!· ~~ - 4 pc LR su1te. very good Ame n ca n . cond , early $325 Call446·8118 Kenmore 3 10 1, etectrr c. 2 burner stove , r etrrg , s1nk Never been used , pa 1d \53 9 w111 sell fore SJOO Perfect tor offr ce o r recreat iOn cann1ng tomatoes. Andrew Cross,Letart Falls, Ohio 247 ·2852 . Green beans . Prck your own S8 00 bushel 2417 ·2664 26' TROUTWOOD trave l trailer and camp s1te on Raccon Creek . Close to Oh•o River $500 down Owner will f1nance . 6 14·256· BEDROOM furn 1shed apartment, utilrt 1es pa id , 304 675·1897 . PiAY!N6 IT puppies . COOL ·· m ents now availab le at Pt . Pleasant Inn Al so a honey moon su1te . All utilities paid Apartments as low as $140 . a week . Honeymoon suite SAS a night. Call304-675·6276. SE HINI7 S(;HEJ?I,IC£ · 8·81AT ··UH · T~IS ~eAT WAVE IS 2 BEDROOM apartment m Pt. Pleasant, 304·675·6020 or 614 446 2200. 2 BEDROOM, unfurn iShed apartment and 2 bedroom furnished apartment, 304- VERY clean & nice 2 Haven, lots of room, air conditioning a. completly furnished, S250. a month, S100. deposil. Call 614·446· 7526. AWFIIL! 1966 Ford Falrlane good cond . Call992·3743, Boxer puppy , fema le, 8 mo . old. Needs room to run and good gas cond . Call 446·2235. 79 Thunderbird 302 motor, PS, PB , red & white, sharp, 1976 Chevolet Love with 446 1537 after 1971 Ford LTD Country Squire , 4 Dr. Station 2 rabbits with n1ce cage, $25 . Ca ll 388 8711. wagon. Complete tuned·up, new exhaust, 5 new radial tires, radio, AC , PS, disc. brakes, uses no oil. Exce l lent running shape and more info. Call882 3596. THE FISH TANK and Pel Shop, 2101 Jefferson Ave . 675·206J, Pt . Pleasant . New Now open on Wed. Open 11 ·4 Mon . thru Sal , Fri hours 11 ·6 AKC Dachshund, Pomeranta n an Poodle pups 895 3958. TWO. 5 month old fema le, white , German Shepherd puppies, AKC registered, AKC Chow Chow pupp1es, excellent ped1gree, black cream and red , ma le and fe male Glenwood 304· 762· 2035 very good body , Asking $1,()()0 or best offer. Ca ll 388 8140 after 4PM. 446 4807 BEDROOM surte, end tables, bookca se, weedeater, lawn sweep, mrsc 1tems 304 ·675 5817 . S450 will sell S150 304 675· 2533 after 5 p m Portable welder 225 amp Hobart. 1949 Chrysler, w1ndow coupe. 18 HP out board engine Call446·9638 . s Sc:S,__~B~u'!i!.'ld'!i!.' nl!g..'S'.'u'tp'Ep"'li"'e~s_ · Build•ng materials, block, brr c k , sewer pipes, w 1n· dews, l i nte ls, etc Claude FRoM THE.IR ArR· CoNDITIONE!? WHO EVE,._ HEARD 01' A B!AIU'ING 'fEAH· J1>8 BeiNG> FINISHED ON service "Big or small" we tow them all! 2332 Eastern H omegrown tomatoes, four houses below Ga ll rpolis F erry post offic e, roadside stand. WHILE 1 Free estimates, reasonable rates. Scothguard, 992·6309. Service . automotive. Emergency service. Call 882· 2079. CONTI N IOUS no leak gut terlng, custom made for your home For free THE METHJ;/ OF D1SPDS1~0 elF THE estimates, call ADVANCE SEAMLESS GUTTER AND DOOR. 614-698·8205. ....--·)'1 Motorola , Voyager, WindoW van, $2700 70 Plymouth Ouster, 6 cyl , S650 Phone 446·0560 . 76 Aspen wagon, slant 6, 3 spd ., with dr , Ac. new radial trres, $1195. Call «6· 2706. Carlo. Full power, good cond S550 992 Surplus jeeps, cars, trucks Car · lnv va lue $21.43 sold for $100. For mformation on purchasing similar bargarns ca ll 602·9.f1 ·8014 ext 4796 Phone call refun · Quatar, COOK'S Te levision vice, Henderson , Ser 1972 While Fury 1. High performance engine. P .S. Exce llent in terior Call992 ·5700. 1978 CUTLASS Salon . 675· 2722 or 675 5571 73 Dodge dart sport black on black cragers, new tires, 3.f0 automatic Phone 304 675-1769. AI hens, Ohto SJ,ooo 00 ea c h Phone 1 304 -422·2781. F armall cub tractor with cultivators Has new clut ch , pressure plate, throw out bearmg, transmission over hau led, magento overhauled, new starter . new battery , battery cables, new voltage relay, runs gOOd 247·2092. rake , 3 pt. hook up, S«JJ. New 6ft. disc, 3 pt. hook up nso. Phone 304-882· 2819. Call after 6 p. m . '3 1978 Chevrolet four speed, excellent condition and gas mileage. 1·304·882·2915. 1977 Olds Brougham, ex · cel lent condition . can be seen at 2307 Mt Vernon Avenue. 1951 Chevy delu•. 4 door, good condition, call614·388· 8240 , DATSUN 210 sedan, 80 Model , 10,000 miles, automatic: transmission, ac, J04·675·344S. 74 CHEVY Impala . Can be seen 304 Wltson St . Hen· derson. saoo. livestock Goats Numblan kid nan· nies S35. Bantam chickens 73 MAVR ICK priced S200. Call alter 5, 304-675-1470 Coshin and others. Call.ut. - 1266. 72 2 milk goats, UO, each or both for 1100. Freshened · June. Shade, Ohio (614) 696· 1234. 1975 Ford J/4 ton pickup truck, automatic, PS, PB, 360 engine, air cond, Call 446·2641 , 8·5, 2 kid goats, 5 weeks old, males . S25 . each . 'h Nubian. Shade, Ohio 6U· 696· 1234. 1976 Ford 1 ton flatbed' truck, good engine . a. 8 :25•20 , tires, bodY rough , Caii<Ub· u.ll , 8·5. . Trucks lor Sale Falf freshening Holstein 1917 CHEV. 'h Pickup, heifers for sale or trade ,f or. most alt factory options quality yearling Holstein plus extras. Real IIOOd Heifers, Phone 614·373'0887 cond, Ph . 367·0107 or ~064hltar 5 p. ln. or 304·273-9664. · • Alpine Nanny goat freshed In April the first time. Call J04·895-3821. (X)T AI3WT ~.\S IT ·" ·• 11.15 ., THEil? F.1UL T.' WV ALLEYOOP Phone 675·2250. F & K Tree Trimming, stump removaL 675·1331. T R and building , remodeling , also papering, carpet lnstallatton, and general home im · 675· 2440. Plumbing 82 Shop, 221 Mill St. 379 ·2782. E & v Body Shop want your car looking new? Call 78 & Hea1ing CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446·3888 or 446·4477 GASOUNE ALLEY out stew an' a pan ferth' of hot buns! J & P Plumbing a. Heating, Rt . 1 Gallipolis, 367 ·7853. camping Equipment 4ourclaws I brunq jars fer th' 69 YELLOWSTONE self · con1atned. Phone 304·367· 3427 1972 20 It Terry Camper, self cant amed, sets on rented riverbank lot in Mason, D. C. Contractors Plum bing, electrical. heating, roofing, aluminum. vinyl Siding, and home painting 615-3316 or 675·1240 . S2500 . 882 ·3662 or 882 · 2~26. 8J 14 Oozer work . Small jobs a specially. 7~2 - 2753. ft trailer camper. condition. S200 call 30•·576- 2752. 1971 21 112 ft. camptng tra i ler, fully self contained, excellent condition, 304·675· 5513 or675 ·4193. Gas, electric, and water. 61.4-446· 2096 OF Nm EKAMIN!M# ROOM ·- · EDWARD'S Backhoe and Larry Carpet Cleaning ~208 spouting and siding . 30 years experience . Free estrmates. Remodeling. Calf 388·9857 84 1182 Fuller Electric Co. Com· p lete rewiring , commercial or residential, and elec· trical maintainance, also Ph , 446· 2171, Quaitly Cooling find Heat1ng Servtce Call 388- Evening television listings--------JULY 14, 11181 SANDERS CON · TRACTING, Carpentry ' work & painting. concrete, landscaping, 446·2787 , CAPTAIN STEEMER Car · pet Cleanin9 featured by Haffelt Bro)hers Custom Free estimates . Calf 446·2107. Cabinets, picnic tables. porch swrngs, most wOOd produc - ts 101 Court St , Gallipolis. Call446·2572. P.T.A. A bungling bank robber take a Stella and eight o ther HarptrYalllt)'Citlzenar'lotltOe, demending $1 00,000 6n ranaom tnd .. te paaaage out of town. <A•p..t) SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authorized Singer Sa les 8. Service . Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop, JACK'S REFRIGERATIO · N. air condition service, commercial, industrial. Clotus B. Buck Jr. Home and Industrial Sewing Machine Repair. Also will trade or sell old or used sewing machines. Phone 304· 458·1659. ======~ 8_!__ General Hauling JIM'S DEPENDABLE water delivery , Call 256· 9368 anyt ime. (fl). Jones Boys Water Servrce. 1':10 '"E OIIADY NUTT IHOWThtRev .Gf'adyNuttand Elinor Donahue atar In tl"'ll • comedy about i amtlt Mlc:lwaa· ttNI town paatorwhoat llflle oi humor U l pt him aol va a vtrleiS' problema poted by hll Con~eoatlon. ' ,dltcover' "''officer hataa Hoover Sweepers repaired at Empire Furniture, 842 Sec'?"d Ave,-Galllpqlls, CIH . DALLASJ.R. may have met hla match in a high or (I)'I IJJ•I'MUIO GIRL NOW manurtcturlng outfit, until aha Mobile homes moved, ·licensed , and bonded . 516 2711 or 675 4J98 . ~C. ~- :up)!""j.iStery ~ _ r~ttl and hat bMft rorced to take tMt along. (RePMU (I)® WALL ITIIEeT WIIK ' Dt VOl Report a' Gu,at : ~oymond f , Do VOl, Jr.,M111<11, Strateglal of aNna. NOrdtmlft, ~ · Ria and Co. ~~c:~tnamtd 'T,~I 'Sliver Fox', De Voa wrltlia prot,ebty themottlnterettlna. IHtratetndtnltfl:llfmtmtrktl WaiiStrtt~ . T~l STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec, Ave, Galllpol.s. ~46: 7833 or 446; \,33. : J..;:•,. - ..... ·'-- 1·f-,.,..'. - Att.ENTION :' Buy direct from factory outlet. New living roqm , furniture , ulophotste,ri!d ~sofas,, chairs, vesea S• lnd hldellbeds Oak frames, custom made · Ashworth tnstallment Ser· Cl;iolce -Ill Size· hibrlc & vice , c ,u pe!., vinyl, , is!Yie, l.ow;' 1~ ptlc ceram1c tile, flcicit tile, lor· ·' l•lil'lc lri stock GOOd; n ·:"'lea cqunter tops, all work !Ill reu!lhqlster'y ., RfiiM F~~· ,guaranleeed1 C,llfl446·1019,, ' nlture ,Manufacturing, St 'Rl. 7, trown ' City, Ohio; dr~lll' WQfko anv type 156-1'!70. liour&: Mon. lhru re'1'0dell'ng,ife1_1 ~2t10, , Frlehiy 7:30-.t:Oii-, , rues 7 : 30-I:OO~SaU!D0-$ :0!1. n'• ' lnteri.!):r and e ';cterlor pain•' tlng, trallor roots, and "dry wall 118 and up, ·15 yrs. ex· perlence. 'Free est, Call :446' 1562, ' , ·· • - o- preaaura public reltl10n1 woman whom he hlrtato improve hla tarniahed Image a a he reavmeatharalnt of Ewing Oil . (Repeat: 60 mina.) (I) MYITIRt!l OF THI GREATP'fRAIIIDAfaac•nttlng examination o,f the many theorlea nlo how and why the er,ramld waal:lullt. CUJ .. 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(Closed· FATHERMANNNG ®J IBEUEVE C!J ON LOCATION' BILLY CRYSTAL (I) CBNSPORTSREPORT aJ ROSIIAGLEY SHOW (() IIOYII-(IIYSTIRY) n10. e CIJ 8 crJ BJANDTHE BEAR When a valuable painting Ia stotentromBJ'sottlce, an inept polic:e det&CII\18 provea to beol no help, ao the tru cker muat OO 2:28 scenes lrom ' The Fo11. and the Hou nd ,' lh o new an1mated featur e I r om W a tt 01aney P rod u c l r o n 11 . 'Ga l as ol (fi) BLUEGRASS AT WATER- 1 :40 ([) SOUD OOL.D Host Dionne Warwrek Gold recordwlnnera r1orm their hi! songe 1,00 • NEWS 30 MINUTES WITH - "':10 ROBERTS h10 <l2Jm NEWS 1:25 ())MOVIE -(ADYENTUAE1• 4 bllea'WhtnSarahtlllaJamea 'hat ahelapregnant by him, ha lt forced to contaaa the altair to 11:01 11:28 WARREN mov ies and show tull -rangth 8 '30 CIJ KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS' MCLAIN FAMILY FESnVAL PAESI!NTS II Willing" 1te7 JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE . Call 367 7471 or 367 0591. basement, garage floors and etc . Free estimates, 11 years eMperience. Call 367· 7891. DCI.>t11 1'00 CD C1J. crJ "~I NOW HAULING house coal & limestone for driveways. Call for estimates 367·7101 PAINTING · Interior and pa,t .lp,·, " AmerlcaROraffltl'' 1873 mlna.) (I)IIDWAIHIN,TONWI!EKIN RI!VII:Yf ' .; IINIOH When Clayton receivet d.lt th threat• afler tolling e brlbt attempt, he'a forced to movtlnto the govtmor'a manalon, where hla con at ant demand a tor attention havaBanaon and the,.., of the ataff ready to kill him themtelvat. (Aitpttt) 1'05 (1) . MOVIE ·(COIIlDY·HORROR) •I> C!J MOVIE ·ICOIIEDY) ••n (l)<l2J. VI!WPOINT OonoKolly. 01111111 thril l ed with htr atiiQnMern· to join tn under· , cover policeman on 1 tttkaout to •p enetratt an mao at drug sldewalkS .J 10,00 .(I) fD THE INCUD!BLE HULK Para lYzed trolfttl"'t walat down after an acCident, David Banner'a only tlopt to wtlk again Ilea In ttle regenerative powtrt oltt'le Hulk (Repeat : no DILLARDS WATER DELIVERY SERVICE . Call446·7404, BING'S CONCRETE CON · STRUCTION · Specializing In concrete dl-iveways, 8'30 (I) POWER GAlli (I) IIUPPET SHOW Guell: Call367 ·7471 or 367 ·0591. roofing, some remOdeling. 20 yrs. exp . Call388·9652 . prieea (C i oaed·Captioned. U.S.A.) (80 mlna.) CD IN TOUCH WEATHERALL CON · CRETE · quality and ser · vice, call675·1582 , plumbing, 1nereaaad coati to the conaumar, while free marMet a and competition would lower a,oo CIJ.(Z) HARPER VALLEY Phone 882·2079 , exterior , EIUT )OU MUST YOU GLAD I 6ROUGHT YOU TO A Electrical & Refrigeration STUCCO PLASTERING textured ceilings, commercial and residential, free estrmates. Call 256· WOOOSHOP ENERGY! SAFFLY FOlLOW, Siden· STANLEY STEEMER Carpets. ONE A9611SNMENT:·, SO FAR! HERE'S A PRINTOUT OF A DIET >OU CAN )OU Mlt5HT ElE ABlE TO HANDlE A TENPOUND L~, 6UT 'nJII!IflD' FOUNP9 IS OUT CiF'fHE QUESTION ! Dozer Service. Special izing in septic tank , 675 1234. on call. Gallipolis 446 /N 71fE'~II'.4CY 742·2903 . I'M TRYING TO liE ONE! I'VE ONLY HAf7• FEEL FINe., eXCEPT FOR 1.065 OF stricker. 615·5580 . FOR BEST In Carpet Clean1ng Call Smeltzer's Catl Hatfield, Hatfield Backhoe. BACKHOE and Septic tank Home Improvements Steamway . ~ 01tcher work . Charles R. Service. ser·:lees 81 · Excavating JIM MARCUM Roofmg Farm Equipment Four 15,000 gallon tanks loca ted above ground at AN6:'l e FOU/10 and 9698 1574 or 675 ·2881 J e rsey S700, Ca ll 388·8835. PI?OPUCE ~ /110/lf, /IIOI?E! FAGI"EI?,.PilS~!'II.'l BUILDING and carpentry 1969 Oodge Oart GTS, asking $1,300 . Call 949·2123 . Henderson, WV Phone 675· 61 IT 1'1~ 5 ... THE WilY SHE Dtr IT, BU~ house calls . Phone 576·2398 or 446·2454 . Pomeroy . 992·2284. SWEET corn 1 50 dozen , 304 675 ·2527 ~ b, THE N"· IT'" KIND ~· LU: '-\ TliA~ T,' RON'S Television Service. and remodelrng. Phone 30-t CAMPER top for long wide bed, luggage rack, good A C. 1'-EE~ IIWII/lE OF IT! ,T'S H~e ,l L'"~ S ElEEN SAFE'" BUT NC \ I T'~ MINE .' n'l AL ~A\.:; ,1FTEF TlH\ Specializing In Zen•th and Auto Painting & Sanding S175, any color,free pickup & delivery tn Galltpolis area , Hammond Body 74 GMC. 1/2 T, v 8, new fires, SISOO. 74 Plymouth P . B. TrlEN " .:'Lif\ EXECUTIVES SHLl(IL:-' ,.)' ~HEfliCe c ~A,; TE HARPER Halstead, lawn provements. 675· 5689, 675 5304. Sleeps 6 304·675·2267. Monte IIEit FOR A Gene' s Carpet Cleaning, deep stream extraction . Ave., GallipoliS, OhiO. Day · 446·2445 or N lght · 446· 4792. dab le Family milk cow , 7 yr. old, SEARS built rn fireplace w 1th 7 tt trip le walls, was ROBERTS BROTHERS GARAGE . 24 hr. wrecker tual mi les, ex cond . Phone 361 0397 after 5:00 . 1974 WE'VE HAD E>IOUGH FOF< O>JE DAY. Auto Repair 1975 Honda XL 350, 3000 ac 3236. Call after 5. Fruit & Vegetables TRAILER hitch fits the following cars : 1975·80 Ford Granada, Mercury Monarch & Lincoln Ver· sa i lies. Phone 304·67 5· 2851. 446·9304 Georges Creek Rd. loves kids Call 388·8429 . Mrniature Pood les, i male, 2 females, 9 wks. old. For battenes. 446·7717 , 77 1975 Ford Mavrick 2 d r., 6 auto, l'LL RADIO FOF< HE-LP- P..,.fii.,.. ~HOULP HOLD . MORRISON ' S Auto sales. TIME;··· IN life£ WEA"TI'&,._ ? l wo'R£ """"' ... ... 773 ·9185 JUiix),EoRNAtlT--· 1. 2 & 3 bedroom apart . Autos lor Sale top. Call 5PM Green beans. pi ck your own 56 .00 bu Raynor Peach Orchard, 5 miles below GallipoliS on Rt. 7. 71-fEY CUE:CK UPON US 1 1913 Camero 6 cyl, 3 spd ., PS, AM/FM radio. Phone 388·9334 after 6 PM . 177 3 12x65 Mobr le Home, real good co ndition 1979 Ford 4X<I , CUSTOmiZed, lOW mileage 1969 Mustang 304· • .. Call304·523·7749, sa OLYMPIC SfaiO, 1n stoc k only S13 95 Pt Plea sa nt Pa1nt &. Wallpaper Center 71 -'- . $4,500. Call379·2435, BIG d1scounts for cash and carry at Village Furn1ture 2605 Jackson Avenue, 675 SEARS air compressor, l 1ke new, $285 . 304·675 1481 ..... . , ,. ., ...... • shaded Silver Persian and seal piont H1matayans . 304·895·3473 . NEED severa l 1tems of fur · n1ture , applrances , te levi sions Big discounts for quan r ty pur c hase Vil lage Furn1ture 2605 Jackson Aile . 675 1773 Large clean bales of straw, Auto parts. auto repair. wrecker service, buy automobiles, radiators and 675 · 5180 , THAT'll> THE ~IR-T p.m . 675·5868. & Accessories CHARLIE'S SALVAGE more mfo . caii882-J956. hours A Bear Polar I 1 Compound bOw with quiver, arrows & Wmters, Rio Grande, 0 Cal l 245·5121. room Call388 8835 . Mob ile Home roof painted for winter, S35 you supply paint. Will also do pipe In· sulatlng , Call Ken Mannon at 446·5517 or 256· 1932. mower repair and shar · penino serv1ce, 10 a .m .·6 straw. Call446·2563 mileage, 32,500 miles, almost new tires, exc. Pekingese like Auto Parts For sale Wheat and baled Mi nature Poodles, 2 mate, Phone 446·0857. 175, 1976 Kawasaki KZ400, new battery, 17,000 miles, S6SO. 76 cyl, BeaulifuiiNKC Reg . Peke a· Poo puppies and AKC Kawasaki $1 ,000. 675·5504. Cal l 446·4191. 2 females, 9 wks . old For 675·2035. extras, new. Call446·4406. 30~· 895· J319. KENNEL Cal l 843 ·2414 Yellow Freestone canning peaches. Now thru Sept. 20 . Any quantity availabl e. Retarl & who lesale. Bob's Market, Mason Phone 773 · 5721. Open darly till9 p.m . Livestock 1 BREO sow due soon, 6 week old pigs. Larry Sayre, Boarding all breeds, clean mdoor ·outdoor facilities . Reg. 7800 BTU air cond ., new. 63 $1.50, ACF Registered Whrte and EASY credit available now to pur c hase furnitur e, telev rsrons , or app11anc es . Village Furniture 2605 J acks on Ave .,675·1773. 1974 Honda 750 ext . frt. end ., drag pipes, chrome 1972 CONOITIONERS sale pn ced, all sizes 1n stock, expert mstallat1on available. Vrllage Fur niture, 2605 Jackson Ave., HOOVER Portabl e washer & dryer , like new, J04 675 Home building, home remOdeling and repair . Custom work from start to finish , Call J88·8711 . Residential, Motorcycles r:;C:,.,::":'"'~-~~~~~===r;==~~~~~==:1 Call446-....01 or S6 They'll Do It Every Time bedroom apartment In New OR RENT · almost new 14 • 70, 3 bedroom, 1 1h baths, s!nlng an nice lot, .ready to mov~ .Into. phone 304-576· Only a few months old, S85 . Call446·0562 --_--;:-:.;-;;.: -.;-:.;-;:-:.;-.;-;;_J.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;...; II, FARM wagon, new 1• ft .x7 For rent 1n M 1ddlepor t, 2 '-~-oak bed, $350, Spoke bedroom furn 1shed apart I wheel. side deliv@ry hay m ent Ca lll ·304 882 2566. 675·5571 42 Mobile Homes _ __ f'!o! ,o~ r ~Rc!:e~n!..t_ _ _ 304-675 3099 m iles. Call after 6 446· 1~ 304 882 ·3348 or 882 22 11 ONE 4,500 BTU wrndow a1r cond1froner, used One 18,000 BT U w1ndow a1r con drt1oner , used On e 36,000 BTU ce ntral a.r con d rt 10n1ng system , used One used Hoover co nv ertrble swee pe r wrth anachments vans & • W. D. Phone LOCKSMITH bunkbeds not ? 1 acres bott o m la nd loc ated 1n 81dwe 11 . O h Call u ntur n apt ., Ma1n Sf , V1nton Clea n con · ven 1ent loca tron, sec dep , 388· 12 Ford Van or 74 Ford Van, your choice $650. 1971 Maverick, S4SQ , Call 446· 7037 after 6PM. A MF 10 speed men's bike. 1216 - -- - -- - and remodeling. 9326 . ~.300 s•ghts $100. 742 3045. 9 x 12 rug , bedstand, AM FM 8 track stereo w1th speakers, coffee table, 2 double size boo k case head· boards, 1 bedspri n gs Call malntalnance drive, Scotsdale 20 series, 675· 1773. A IR 1912 CHEVY pickup, short· bed, 3 speed, 350. 62,000 miles, IIOOd running, S250. J04·895-3559 after 5:00 p ,m , 1978 Chevy Jl.( T, 4 wheel bedding in the area . Call Firewood tor sale Call 256 · Household Goods "----'-"='-"'-"'-'"-''-"'""- FERRELL's WINDON GLASS SERVICE Home 1976 Jeep CJ5, 6cyl. , 3 spd., runs gOOd, S1850 . Call 446· 0515, tor prices. Villiage Furniture, 2605 Jackson Ave ., Hoover Ce lebnty vaccum, works good . Call 446·4134. 51 Homo 1m provements 7927. S375 Call379·2435. USED 2 bd r apa r tme nt lg LR and K rtchen Across from Honda Shop no pet s. Ca ll 446 49 81 0322 . 73 L6 000 1614) 446·2342 . 2 COMPLETE hone y map le tw 1n be ds, both $75 ~ 5. 400 Burrough 's TRAILER space 3 mi les from town junction 2 & 62 at 2 bdr 6 acre s w 1th wel l between R 10 G ran de a nd V1 nton . ple te info and receipt send tOday seff addressed slam· ped envelope plus Sl.OO to S.RA Co., P .O. Box 284, Gallipolis, OH 45631 . Programmable Accounting Machine Good con d. Call exactly al1ke . 1 $15 l $30 wrth mattresses, good con d1t10n, 304 675·2698 16D. 1d ea l f or nome or home o:; l!es R oad frontage , assu m ab le mort low 1n !Pr es t Cal l388 9060 remedy. tradition for cen· turies, It works. For com- • IPM 1 pl us acr e lo t on F latwood Rd . all w oode d Call 992 5396 aft er 5 HOME 992·3954. Call 388·9794 2 acr es on Floyd Clark Rd FEVER' Trucks for Sale 75Chevrotet 1 T, 1211. stake bed low milage. Call 446· Mobile Home Park. Cheshire, Oh . dry e r Cal19'12 2897 . 1971 D ar1 a n 12 x 65 , 3 bedroom s 19 72 Crown Ha ven , 14 X 65 with 8 x 10 expand o, 3 bed r ooms 1973 Utop•a 12 x 65, 2 bedrooms 1972 Inv a der 14 x 70, 3 bedroom s 1972 Nashau , 14 x 60, 2 be d room s B 1-• S S-al e.s, I nc 2nd and V 1and Sts Pt Pleasa n t , wv Phon e 67 5 4424 12' RATLIFF POOLS & SER · VICE , complete sales, ser· vice, supplies and In· stallatlon . 446·1324. ' HAY Space for Rent KIT 'N' CARLYLE "' Misc. Merchandise 24,1981 F ricta Pomeroy- Middle ort, Ohio Pa e-8-The Dailv Sentinel GZLEGUXWGBZ XEEXUSV . - L W US .Z KWM, D G ZQ , X Z Q GZ TUSLM N . NGVHBF SVVX Yesterday's Cryploquote: DECIDE NOT RASHLY. THE DEC1SION MADE CAN LONGFELLOW NEVER BE REGALLEO.-H.W. �, Fridily, Julv 24,1911 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page--10-The Daily Sentinel Reagan's medical crisis given in recent article WASIDNGTON (AP)- President Reagan went through an unpublicized medical crisis a week after he was shot last March - a mysterious, persistent, high fever that made his doctors debate operating on his bullet-pierced lung a second time. Medical writer John Pekkanen, given access to every doctor at George Washington University Hospital who treated Reagan so he could writL -'-·authoritative account of the president's ordeal, disclosed the second crisis in an article for Washingtonian magazine. Dr. Dennis O'Leary, a hospital administrator who acted as spokesman on the president's recovery, con· firmed Pekkanen'saccount. O'Leary said there was no disclosure of the possi bility of a second operation to remove the left lobe in Reagan's chest because making that infonnation public would have been "inappropnate ly alarmist." To keep word that the president was seriously til from leaking out, Pekkanen reported, one doctor had to lie to a nurse. He also covered up the label on a bronchoscope so others would not know a bronchoscopy had been ordered to clear up Reagan's bronchial tubes. The article also says: - The first official photograph of a smiling Reagan in a robe, standing with his wife, was cropped to take out a nurse, who stood next to Reagan. holding a Pleur-evac device connected to a chest-tube corning out from under his robe. - In a security lapse, a medical voyeur - a doctor who was a parttime member of the university medical faculty but who had no business being there - wandered up to Reagan 's bedside and stared intently at the president. Refusing to leave, he was finally escorted away by hospital security people. Reagan's second medJcal crisis started on the Thursday night following the March 30 shooting. His temperature shot up to !02, his color worsened, he became more tired and his white bl ood count went up, Pekkanen said. The next day , the fever continued Area deaths J. Otis Bailt>y J. Otis Bailey, 61, Racine , died Thursday at Holzer Medical Center. Mr. Bailey was the son of the late Forest and Margaret Fell Bailey . He was a member of the Racine First Baptist Church and was and employe of the Pomeroy Cement Block Co., for the past 26 years. He is survived by his wife, Phyllis Bailey; one son, Teddy Joe Bailey, Pa triot: one daughter, Lois Bailey, Racine: three gra ndchildren; two brothers. F.lrner Bailey, Shade and Charles Bailey. Portla nd : four sisters. Virginia Hendricks. and Marg1e Smith both of Pomeroy. Eva Teaford, Racine and Eunice Matheny, Nelsonville: seve ral Clart'n<'t' A, Rou sh tmes and that night Reagan experienced chills. X-rays indicted fluid in the lungs, suggesting pnewnonia. At the time, O'Leary and other spokesmen revealed the president's rising temperature but minlmized its importance. They told nothing about the debate among the attending physicians over whether a second operation would be needed. Reagan was spitting up fresh blood, and that worried Aaron. In addition, X-rays suggested to the surgeon that Reagan could be vulnerable to a major lung bleed, the article said. " At one point," it said, " Aaron considered the possibility of going back in and surgically removing the left lobe, the source of the president's problem." But other doctors argued the president's post-operative setback was of no major importance. Finally, drugs took care of the problem. The fever broke on Tuesday, eight days after the shooting, and the crisis ended two days later , Pekkanen wrote. Vol IS No . 25 Webb, Letart Falls; several nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services were held July 6, at the Chapman -E rskin Funeral Home, Winfield w1th the Rev . Tad Smith officiating. Burial was in Valley V1ew Cemetery at Hurricane, W. Va . Attending the services from here were Mrs . Nora Pearson, Mrs. Geraldin Webb, Mrs. Betty Theiss, Mrs. Dorothy Salser, Mrs. Sally Savage, Mrs. Rita Matthews, Mr , and Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Durst. Herbert Shields. Millie Ripley, Mr . and Mrs. Robert Ashley and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Sm1th . Crew averts derailment A possible train derailment on Leading Creek was averted Thursday morning by a railroad work Cla rence A. Roush. 66. Wi nfi eld , crew. The crew discovered several large W. Va., died suddenly at his home on pieces of scrap metal placed on the .July 3, of an apparent heart attack. Mr. Roush was the son of the late tracks south of the underpass on Fred and Sally Slaughter Roush. He Leading Cree)<. According to reports, the pieces of was born and reared at East Letart. He was a veteran of World War II scrap metal were large enough to having served in the U.S. Army. He cause a derailment. The Meigs County Sheriff's Deparhad recently retired from Wmfield Locks and Dam after 31 years of ser- tment is investiga ting the incident. Sheriff's deputies are beginning to vice. He IS survived by his wife, Mary serve warrants for persons who McKinney Roush; ;one daughter. have not pa1d fines owed to the Mrs. Dixie Chittum of Roanoke , Va .; Meigs County Court, the sheriff's two sons. Tony Roush a nd Tommy department said today. Those who owe fines must make Roush of Winfield: two grandchildren , Anna Chittum and Sham arrangements to pay them at Meigs Roush ; two sisters, Mrs. Nora Pear- County Court. according to the son, Racine and Mrs . Geraldine sheriff's departmen t. in accidents No injuries were reported in a three-car accident in Gallia County Thursday night, according to the Gallia-Meigs Post of the state highway patrol. Roger F. Harrison, 23, Rio Grande, was cited for failure to yield in the accident. The patrol said Harrison was southbound on SR 325 at 6:25 p.m. when he turned left into the path of northbound auto dnven by Katherine A. Meyer , 26, Rio Grande. Meyer applied her brakes and struck the side of the Harrison auto, causing the rear end of Harrison's car to come around and strike a vehicle driven by Dennis A. Beman, 21. Thurman. Moderate damage was reported to all three autos. The patrol cited a driver for reckless operation in a two-<:ar accident in Mc1gs County Thursday morning. The report said James H. Young , 58, Racine, was southbound on SR 7 at 5 a.m. when his car went off the right side of the road, hit the rear end of a parked car owned by Allan E. Ball, 79, Pomeroy, fishtailed and struck a tree. Young was injured, but not treated at the scene. Moderate damage was done to his car and the Ball auto was demolished. Will close office The Syracuse-Racine Regional Sewer office will be closed July 28, 29 and 30, it was announced Wednesday. ·- The Village of Racine was named a defendant in a $2,746 suit filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court Wednesday. Ellen E. Arnott, Racine, is suing Racine and the Ontario Pipe Line Co. for damage the pipeline comapany allegedly did to her property on Feb. 15. She alleges in the suit that "hile constructing a sewer along her property, Ontario Pipe Line Co. ca used damage to the road surface, a culvert and other parts of her property. She names Racine in the suit because she claims the village granted an easement to the pipeline company to construct the sewer without authority. She is asking a total of $2,746, plus interest and costs from the company and the village. ADMISSIONs-Brian Heldreth, Mason; Lula Quivery, Middleport ; Nancy Jo Collins, Reedsville; Lowell Collins, Syracuse; Olan Hysell, Minersville; Harold Brannon, Reedsville ; Florence Reynolds, Middleport; Buddy Kuhn, Pomeroy. Meigs County this year, Hugh Custer, Meigs County Veterans Service Officer announced today. The VA's fiscal1980 budget included expenditures in Meigs County totalling $1,003,340 for benefits to veterans and their dependents. "Meigs veterans, certain widows other survivors APPROVEDFORVETTERANS FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE . DAY OR NIGHT CLASSES Applications for Ohio Industrial Grant must be made by . Aug, 20 . PHONE 446-4367 aNLQuaiM TIME TO RE-ROOF •ROLL ROOFING •ROOF TAR •ROOF CEMENT •VANGUARD ROOF 'PAINTS •MOBILE HOME ALUM. ABER PAINT The closing program of the Rutland Vacation Bible School will be held 7 p.m. Saturday at the Rutland United Methodist Church. The program will be followed by a craft display and refreshments. The public is invited. The last session of swimming lesson at London Pool in Syracuse will be held July 'J:l to Aug, 7, Paige Cleek, manager, announced today. Clases to be offered are Mother· child, child f.rom newborn to six years; beginner, age 7 to 10; beginner, 10 and older; advanced beginner; intermediate, and swimmer. Adultswim6:45 p.m. to 7:30p.m. Instructors are Cleek and Jaye Ord. 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"· While the · old plant has met demand levels, Northup said the facility was threated 'in the winter of OLD METIIOD- Cleansing of chemicals used at the old Gallipolis water treatment plant on Mill Creek Road Is a slow process for department employ<"s Roger Taylor, Albert Holt and Paul Moss, who are seen By LAitltY EWING Times-Sentinel Staff CHESIURE - For one retired couple of this Gallia County village, the increase in rural crime is something more than a national statistic- for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hern it's a daily fa ct and fear. Charles Hern, 66, and Boots ("No GAL!JPOLIS - The Gallipolis The electrical contract was awar- one knows me by my real name" ) City Board of Education moved ded to Southeastern Electrical Con- Hern, 61, live ma white house with a Friday to employ an independent, struction, Crown City, for $20,700. white fence in a quiet corner of this prolessional negotiator to settle Total of the contracts came to community best known for its two stalled contract talks between the $234,879, which is $21,1XX! over the f:ectric producing power plants . board and teachers. estimated cost set by architect Next to their home stands the ' 'Old Following an executive session, James K. Wittenmyer of the Por- Guthrie Hotel" - a 22-room, !50board members Gene Abels and tsmouth firm of Hayes, Donaldson, plus yea r old building that once serJohn Wickline made the motion. The Wittenmyer and Partners. ved as a resting place for those who tw~year contract with teachers Is Despite this, Wiitenmyer felt the traveled the Ohio River in decades presently expired. district could not accept any more past. The purpose of the negotiator, ac- lower bids on the work as shown in Charles Hern liv ed there from the cording to treasurer Ellen Barry, his drawings and specifications. age of 10. He attended Ohio State will be to engage in matters con"There isn't much fat, and University and graduated with . a cerning the evaluation procedure, anything we'd take out wouldn't degree in education; but, he didn't persi>nalleave days, fringe benefits, amount to much," he said. want to teach. salaries and other issues. Wittenmyer drew up three For a lime, he tra veled and The motion also needs approval of building schemes and cost estimates worked at construction. But, when the Gallipolis Edu ca tion on the Rio Grande addition, and the he married he returned to the "Old Association, she said, third of these, with a total of Homeplace"; and , he and his wife LOw 1\ids on the addition to Rio $255,1XX!, was the lower of the group. built next to the Guthrie House--next Grande Elementary SchOol were ac·. The addition will cover 4,955 to his parents home. cepted b);' the board earlier in the square feet and provides for two After working 25 years as a meeting. classrooms a~ a multimedia and master welder at the Kyger Creek The addiUon is the fitst of three · art and music section. Power Plant, Charles Hem retired. plaMed for the c,llstr'ict's other grade · Wittenmyer estimated a proposed After having each lived 81 years, his schools. 4,816-square foot addition to Clay parents died-in 1965, within two General contract was ·awarded to Elementary will come. to $241,000, months of one another. Mullins Construction Ca., Wheeler- and a 3,372-square foot addition to He and a sister who lives in sburg, at an estimated cost of Green Elementary is set at $169,000. Jackson - they now jointly own the $189,509. Plumbing, heating and air Restroom repair at Washington Guthrie House - decided to keep the conditioning will be handled by Stan- Elementary Is estimated to COIIl the old hotel "just like mom and dad left dard Heating "and Air· Conditioning, district $100,000, acconlil)g to his it. Sciotoville. The cost was set at figures . . It stayed that way-unoccupi ed, $24,670. ' but furnished-for 15 years. Jn.January of this year, the house was forcibly entered and ·a number ' e' ofsrnallglassitemsstolen. ., . (.I . · ·. • • • ln.February, the hOWie was again ' · .. · ' · · . A' , entenid - most of· its furnishings ~~till · • · · · · · • · · · · · · · · ~ · · · · · · · · · • • · · · · · · · • ··· • ~ were storen 1 B,Qsbiela · ~, ........................:.•••.•••••• "': • •.• •••• C.7' In Marc-~, a third attempted entry ClaaifJeds •.•• , ..... , . , •.••..•.....••..•.•. •... ·.-. 1)-3-7. was toiled.Wllen tlie Hems observed F.dltOrUal ·.• •• ••• ·•. ~ \ ••.•••• ·• • . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . •• • A~N four m.en apProaching the old house Farm ~ .... . ".•....•.. .. -. ...· .•..•........•.•..••.••• e3 · ·,from an adJoining-field. ·They called ••r • ' a_lcD the sheriff's department. Cruisers I..lfelt)'1e; ..•-.,..• ·-.•.....•....•..•..•...••...•... ' •. ~ '-v ' urare . .t:'-patc'hed. ....._ appare'nt •~ ,.,_,.~ •• . ' ·'••••••••.•• '. .. ·''I: •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A'·~ · <> · "' ..... SC8Jred .,.., ......, ' thieves .away-but not .__NaUoaal •••.. ~ •.•.•.• •..•• .• ••. .•••• · · • •'•. · • ~ ~1 caught staI V . , ' ' 'L , >· ~- ~t• •._•• , \ .·.,.,, ~ •••• , ••• , •• ,, •• ~ · •• : .•. • ~ •• ·••• ~ . 01.. · un.e ·fi~ Ull)e, I jus\ thought it stepping on a One to make sure the impurities are forced out This, along with other Inconveniences, will be eliminated In about a month when the new water plant on Chestnut Street Is opened. When the theft was discovered, the trunks, a rocking chair. men t-an investigation ensued. Herns found that some of the home's Also taken were the only existing A Gallipolis man , Larry Stanley, furnishings had been taken apart, pictures of his grandmother, grand- Chatham Ave., was later arrested mantels were torn from the walls, father and great-uncle. and charged with rece iving and conthe house had been ransacked, the . "In actual value, it must be in the cealing stolen property . Some of the thieves urmated and defecated on thousands of dollars," he says, "but hotels' furnishings --an antique the floor . the real value , what it means to me, radio, the sp1nning wheel, a table Hern isn't sure of the monetary can't be placed in dollars and cen- and two chairs- were recovered. value of the stolen merchandise. A ts." On March 6. the Herns appeared in total of more than two dozen items "They were "ll an!Jques," he "d- court to t•·stify at Stanley' s was removed from the old hotel. The ds , ·· .. .to mum and dad, it was just preliminary hearing . Stanley did not stolen furnishin gs included the old, old furn iture... appea r- he h<>d been released on a usua l: a ctming room table, a spinThe second breaking and entcnng $2 ,50() bond. He skipped. His ning wheel, marble top tables, was reported to the sheriff's departContinued on A-4 ·-· " .... ~' · ~-., i . /,,. '~· ' II lns id' *"oda' y were. 'fVpllle •..·..... ·.•..••. ,. ...... ............ , ' , q·: t . •·' , , -·. . _ to . . .. . . . . . . ,· ,. , 'f ' .· .r- lalert ; . ' -; ; '. , , was ~ ·tbieves," ' says Charles ~. "acimitllmall gJUs ltellll were ~from~... ldidn'~even'. ·& ~It:·, . , ~ ~~~ window ill pie a~ng hotel; , , hod ,.__ ·kl""" ill to n•in -try. 1 . · .,.. • •,·.:.ta..... w··.""'"'the• ueu tow~·r,'"' :'-'~'~ o;r ·~ :;cat< .. ·'· ,· • -rm ·-.:- :"!'":;L..~ • ' ' ParUy ~ , lil.rha .:._..., ~ ·~ ' I ' ' 1 ·. hUmid. SCI~~~~· allil, ~ ~..,...., · ~. 1 . ..- '"' , . , ·~ rjlli .to pet'ei!lt..Wip\li'':~t~ ~_""li<':I'IA~qtd .~IIU'fixl~~'·{ ., oj l·'"""'lf!1:· , :1 ded !tap. . , m. . ' 'I•. : ,; . · t'. ~ ~ Ill 'mlci-F~. tllt 1Uileves !"' ';. '.-· · • '-' • •• • .. · _ . . • _ .....,thrOilbW~: ~If · ~ lllrOiilldl~ ~ )irindqw. . !'tiAINT~INS VIGIL- After~ breaklqaud euerilftll ' IIMI!dly,..,..lntllefllld.'IIII)!Orthto~ ' ~of U.. fllrtslbire wu -~ '. . . . '(audaaa'WDpted._.) alaeetlle beliDDIIIIof alllj In $he-~ til low .. TlilldaY IIIII W~. ~ DPIII iij'*l¥ tram tlie ~I to '. , ,IIIII ~•.Cliarlel' fllld a.oi. H~ beell ~eepillt a •1111111... ' 1 : . , : ; - lb ... alfitOqlrinll : c;-•t'Qtehvertlle,.WGIItllrleiJoteiiDCbelblre, I t~ . ., • • . ·--·-' . . ·! . · ' I:JilllfldOIIIoF atl. .:il ...... . ( 1977-78 when extreme cold created breaks and leaks in water lines and strained the equipment. At the time, the city commission Issued a notice for all users to restrict their demand. "Certainly, we don't want that again," Northup said. Cheshire couple maintains vigil to ~~;AE?:~~=~~=t=:~~=~;t.:;~::;:~ . pr~tet;t . .)~Q:~~l!r ol~,.~ fJ.lfth~~e ~otel City hoard calls for negotiator • ~ 1• ..-o~o Pomeroy, Oliio' M-5 ·7 :30-5:00 now," he said, "It looks like an easy openitlon, but lt's·not. " Groundbreaking on the new plant bega11 Nov. 20, 1979, after bids were opened on the project on Aug. 17, 1979. Karr Construction of Chester was granted the general construction contract. Northup explained work on the plant required two additional contracts, one given to Moody's of Dayton for the installation of five new wells and another (or related piping, awarded to Kokosing Construction Co., Frederickstown~ The· five wells are operable and will be switched on when the new plant Is open. The first two are located at the west end of Lincoln Street and the other three northwest of the new plant. The total for all contracts came to $5.5 million, Northup said. The old plant now serves not only city customers, but residents west of the city in Spring Valley, south on Rt. 7 to Clipper Mills .and southwest beyond Centenary. "The important thing is an increased demand - tbat' s what has been forseen," Woodall noted. While the water department will move to the new plant, what will happen to the old building is still an unanswered question. Northup said it's likely it will be used for storage, but no specific plans are set. "As to whether it will be used as a standby or secondary (water) station, the answer Is no," he said. The need for a new plant was emphasized in a study released in March, 1973, which said it would be less expensive to build a new structure rather than renovate the Mill Creek building, opened in 1895. When the plant started, an inverted river well system was used, which filtered river water. In 1929, the plant switched to lime and soda ash treatment, which was changed in 1959 dUI'ing the old plant's last major renovation over to .a solid con- s.=:::r..:~~~::~d'! ~=~~~~=.;f.':::DI~= l SIN.C E l929 water our customers need, but we're running pretty close to our peak site Ia Middleport.. A spokesmau for tbe UDiou said tbey are picketing beC..j,e Dd-UDIOD wortera are being used to balld U mnlli-fam.Uy el~rly .~ -. lil .•j•.J 110 W . Mai!'l St. 992-2811 ., Closing program Last lessons set received Mllllr<l YooMttor GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE :!1 Veterans Memorial FklwerShop LINEUP FOR CHEAP GASOLINE - UDeti a dozen can long forward at two north side convenience stores Thunday night when word leaked of an old-fashioned gas price war In Cincinnati. By mid-morning Friday, prices bad been chopped another dime from tbe cost on the sign - m•ki•g regular gasoUne a bargain at 82 centsd a gaUon. f AP Laser- DISCHARGEs-Media Schoonover, Carolyn Triplett, Pearl Little, Richard Blessing. Racine Village named defendant P11111q REGISTER NOW FOR FALL CLASSES AT " As far as I'm concerned, it's one of the milestones of my life and to the citlze!L'I of the community," he said. "It will provide better water Meigs County happenings ••• $766,487 through compensation and pension programs in fiscal 1980," Custer said. Education, training and vocational rehabilitation allowances paid in the county totalled $136,570. VA-administered insurance programs provided fina·ncial benefits to Meigs veterans in the sum of $100,2&'1. _______..., Hower growers as being very unusual as It bas blooms. UNUSUAL-A sun Hower blooming In the yard of Mrs. Ernest Vanlnwage11, Bradbury, Is classed by -----·;g;" <kt~ --~ photo). By KEVIN KELLY Tlm~ntluel Staff GAWPOIJS- After eight years in the making, city officials are apparenUy confident they will open the quality, more flow for the fire deparnew James A. Northup Water Treat- tment and water avallablllty for our ment Plant in a month, customers." Finishing touches on the Chestnut Northup said one of the adStreet facility are underway by vantages of a plant which can handle various subcontractors, and as Nor- up to four million gaUons per day is thup himself put it, it's all a matter the increased availability to inof "turning some valves and swit- . dustrialand conunercial users. chingontheelectricity." . The old plant on Mill Creek Road The plant Willi named after Nornow produces I. 7 million gallons per thup, the waterworks superin- day, and plant supervisor Joe tendent, who first -began working Woodall said the amount has almost with the city in June, 1948 as a water reached the limit. department employee. "We ~enerally supply all the VA spending up in Meigs County For the first time, Veterans Administration spending will increase to more than one million dollars in Point Pleasant City prepares for opening of water plant and .. Middl""'"r•-·Pomerov Gallipolis 1981 JNo one hurt nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at the First Baptist Church, Racine, with the Rev . Don Walker offi ciatmg. Burial will be in Reedsville Ce metery. Friends may call at the fun eral home after I p.m Saturday. • I' ... L: ,, ' - · . ~ -. . ••IIIJ .... . . . ~ I bave ' )i ~ Charles He\'D wu nlled Ia ttie liQ,•plus year l.ltlllome. 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