https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/60246393814218d455074fa6f12758bc.pdf 9eda0f61bde29648a980c07d1e3b8b09 PDF Text Text Page- 16-The Daily Proc~ss Second jail and bail cancer event scheduled June 5 The second annual jail and ball of patients and lifesaving educational the ME'Igs Unit of thE' American program. Residents Interested In having Cancer Society has been set for someone arrested either June 5 or 6 June5, 9a.m. to5p.m .. and JulJ(>6, 9 are to call992-7531 or drop a note to a.m. to 8 p.m. Las! year approximately 50 P.O. Box 2, Pomeroy, with the business people of the county took name, address or business of tlre pari In the jail and ball program IndividuaL Residents requesting raising over $6,1XXJ to help In the arrests are to also send their name, address and telephone number and fight against cancer. For a $15 fee, an authentic off the $15 check for the arrest fee can duty pollee officer will go to the be sent In the letter or will be billed. officE' or home or the person to be arrested. Participation is strictly voluhtar}' and If they agree those arrested "ill he led away In handcuffs to the American Cancer The name of Mindy McDonald, Society's jail at lhe medical Rutland, was unlntenllonally om it equipment building on Pomeroy's ted from the list '()f Meigs High East Main St. After ball is sel, the School senior class members In prisoner Is given one hour to raise Wednesday's Dally SentineL Bac· bail by calling friends and family calaureate and commencement for enlis ting pledges to the society. All this year's graduates wUI he held at pmeeeds go towards funding 4: JO p.m. Sunday In the high school cancer research, service to cancer auditorium. Name omitted 38 ·cases Wednesday ·in Meigs Court Thirty-eight cases were processed In the Wednesday session of Meigs County Court Judge Patrlck O'Brien. Forfeltlng bonds were Allison Gaddis, Columbus, $00, speeding; Brian Buffington, Pomeroy, $45, · faUure to yield; Hattie Ridgway, Pomeroy, $45, assured clear distance, and Mark Pfar, Charleston, W. Va., $00, speeding. Fined for speeding were Richard Taylor, Gallipolis, $21 and costs; James Richmond, Middleport. $29 and costs: John W. Jeffers, Albany. $24 and costs; Gregory S. Duncan, Gallipolis, $20 and costs; Perry Ayoob, Ga!Upolls, $25 and costs; Marcia Cole, Middleport, $21 and costs; Rhonda Thompson, Moundsvllle, W. Va., Sal and C<lSts; Jane Hill, Beverly. $23 and costs; Thomas E. Eslocker, Athens, $~ and costs; Judith Wolfe, Pomeroy, $23 and costs; Christie Haley. Pomeroy, $21 and costs. Others fined In the court were Ronald M!'l'k. 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Bul Packwood noted that changes would likely he made when the bill reached a conference with the House, whose version of the bill Is. substantia lly different. The Senale measure would cunail a variety of popular tax breaks in retu rn for t he lowest tax rates in 50 years: a two- bracket structu re of 15 percentand'n By JOSEPH MIANOWANY WASHINGTON (UPI I -Senate Finance Commit teeChalrman Bob PackwOod saysa lmostone-thirdol the chamber has vowed to oppose any changes to the panel's tax reform bill- including res loring IRA tax breaks - when It reaches the floor next wee k. While he promoted the "no amendment" promises from 31 senators as a show of strength for his bill, Packwood refused to say Thursday how many of the chamber's 100 members had declined to line up with him, or were still undecided . Packwood, R-Ore. , also threw cold wa ter on speculation, started by Republican leader Robert Dole, that the GOP leadership would propose a catchall amendment to change some of the most controversial parts of the bill, such as dropping most tax breaks for Individual Retirement Accounts. "There Is no Packwood-Dole clean-up committee amendment," he told a groupo! supporters. "There is f~ ., I __( ' ; ,. J It . ;.-~, .-~ ~ • "' '·-"'' \ . > I II ' . Chu~ch· noti~ '··' 2 Sections. 14 Pages w~~ . 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper percent. The leglslallon Is supposed to cut Individual taxes for most Americans and raise taxes oo businesses by about $100 billion In five years. Allbaugh the biU's Intent Is neither to raise nor lower government revenues in five years, It is estlmaled that It would cause substantial revenue swings from year to year. In the first year, It would raise revenue by more than $20 billion, but lose money in the future. Packwood noted Thursday tha i he would oppose any move to use the first-year revenue increase to cui the deflcll -an Idea thai had been floated In recent ~ Packwood 's comments were made at a staged meeting of people representing groups supporting the bilL With numerous reporters Invited to attend, several people presented prepared remarks praising Packwood and the bill. As the school year draws to a close, most students. are looking ahead to summer plans. However, a few are looking back at what lhey'vc accomplished this year including members of the Future Farmers of America of Southern High School - who are just finishing a 19!5-86 community service project under the Building Our American Communit ies (BOAC) program. Students In the Racine FFA Chapter have constructed a 14 by 32 loot shelter house, along with picnic tables and benches, for the Old Ferry Landing Park at Racine, explains Aaron Sayre. FFA advisor. Since 1m, more tllan 17,000 E.O.M. SALE GIRLS' SWIMWEAR LlnLE GIRLS SUMMER TOPS Tank tops, blouses and knit tops. AI one polnl, Packwood, 10 the guffaws of his backers. told a reporter she had posed "!he dumbest question 1 have ever heard" when she asked bow he could claim !he bill represented tax simplicity when il was about 3,000 pages long. Altbough the bill would exchange some of the tax code's current complexities for others and kreps some special tax breaks - Including those for 'the timber indu stry Important to Packwood' s home state - the senator contended it was unfair to ca ll it complicated because It was long. Packwood also boasted that the only Americans who could count on their taxes being raised by the bill "are tbose <1. extraordinary wealth wbo have paid no taxes to date, or very little." However, several analyses have shown that numemus middle-income, two-earner famili es would have tax hikes under the measure. 1/4 SAVE •s.oo ....... .... Reg . Sale ' 3 .75 Reg . '8.00 .. ......... 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"Two people died in the accident and 21 have sinCI' died In Moscow hospitals." Gale, an expert on radiation diseases, said Ihe 21 were among Ell Chemoby l-area residents examined afler the accldenl who received very high or "substantial" doses of radiation. "All Ell were considered to be In acut e lifl'-threa lening danger," said Ga le, who returned to the Soviet Union Sunday lor follow-up care and health assessment s of about ~.tXXJ people. Aboul 300 Chernobyl vict ims were hospitalized in Moscow, he said. Gale, based In Los ·Angeles, led a team ol one Israeli and two American physicians who worked with Soviet doctors performing oone-marrow transplants on 19 people. He declined to say how many of the transplant patients had died . He denied a report by Soviet Dr. Yevgeny Chazov that put the death loll from the nuclear accident at 21, including 11 of !he transplant patienls. The Kremlin has not offi cially updaled casualty informal ion since Sovlel leader Mikhail Gorbachev , In a nationally televised speech, said lwo people· had been killed during the April 26 ex plosion and seven of 35 -people seriously Injured by the accident had died. But various officials have since raised the death toll to 13 and then to 19. Boys' •7.95 Shorts .. .... ........... '5.57 •9 Shorts ................ •6.97 SPECIAL "l111ln" MEN'S DRESS BELTS All fine quality leather in a big selection of colon. popular widths and sizes 30 to 46 . Western belts included. $11 .00 to $12 . 00 Belts .... ..... .. .. Sale '6 .79 '12 .60 to '14.00 Belts ..... .. ........ Sale '9 .99 '14.60 to '16 .60 Belts ...... .... ... Sale '11 .99 '16.00 to ' 17.00 Belts ....... .. ... . Sale '13.19 End of Mo•th Sale Men's & Boys' SUMMERWEIGHT JACKETS ···. Boys' sizes 8 to 18. Men's S. M. l . 'I ' I J JAYCEE TOURNEY PRE'lENTATION- 'Thursday's Meigs County Jaycees' GoU Tournament was dedicated to ronner Meigs County educator, ~ McComM. During a presentation following the tourney, McComas was given a plaque from the Jaycees. A resident or Middleport, McComa5 was also presented with a sUver plate from Middleport VDlage ConncU. From left to right are Steve Bacmer and Brian Conde of the Jaycees, McComAS, Bob Gilmore of Middleport VDlage COuriCO, and Dick Owen of the Jaycees. President pays tribute to ·soldiers of 'twilight war' Shnrte MEN'S providing galt'S and concrete pad lor scales a: tlle fairgrounds; helping to ooild the swine-sheep · building al the fairgrounds; build· lng picnic tables lor the Syracuse park; and plan ting trees at the falrgrourvls. Thirty -six members of Racine FFA began volunteering to work on their projects In May. The Idea of Improving the small park In Racine developed because of the Increased recreational use of the Ohio Rlver and because of the boat launch ramp which is adjacent to the park. Since this was I he site of the old feny from Racine to Graham Station, W.Va., the park was named the Old Ferry Landing Continued on page 14 Chemobyl death toll up to 23 ~er · BOYS 0 5.95 KNITS .... .. .......... BOYS *8.95 KNITS ........ ........ BOYS' '1 0.95 KNITS'"""""" BOYS' 1 12.95 KNITS .... .... .. ... 'FFAmerlca chapters across the count ry have conducted va luable communllty Improvement projects as part of the BOAC program. The program Is sponsored by R J . Reynolds Nabisco, Inc. The projects are designed to meet individual community needs and to aide participating youth In assumIng some of the responsibility for improving their homet.owns. Southern's BOAC committee is comprised of Andy Rose, Brian Freeman, Charlie Wolfe, Tim Eynon, Mike Johnson and Harold Roush, chairman. Other BOAC projects completed lri recent years by Racine FFA Include providing livestock scales for the Meigs County Falrgrourvls; ~llckey Eakins, 'llm (Bo) Wllli<l, Joe Conley and Scott Bickers. Second row - Aaron Sayre, advilor; CurtO; Jones, Dave Amburgey, Jerry Grueser and Harvey Martin. A lew olher FFA members were also Involved In the project. FFA OONS1RUCI'ION CREW - FFA members of Southem lOgb School have constructed a new shelte£ bouse a1 the Old Ferry LancUng Park In RadDe. Ills hoped that Improvements to the park will oonttnue. Workers were, front row, left to right, You'll find the shirt you like in this fine selection . Sizes 8 to 18. Stripes, solid colors. Fine quality by LeTigre, Wrangler and Campus. !Sizeo 18. 19, 20) SHIRTS PARKING E.O.M. SALE WORK SHIRTS No iron sanlorizad blue chambray. Both long and short steeve stytea. Long tails, dou· ble yoke back . Sizes S, M. L. and XL. plus big sizes to 1e y,, Rag . '8.95 Chambray Shirts ... .. . 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'15 .39 0.\J\'i ~ : h· eliminated from the 59th annual National Spelling Bee. Listed Is the order In which they were ellml· nated, the round In which they missed their word, lh<:' correct spelling of the word and the way they misspelled It . ~ Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, May 30, 1986 L" LlnLE BOYS' 1 00% Cotton sanlorized. Hi· back style. Watch pocket. tool and rule pocket. hammer loop, excellent quality you'll like. Sizes 32 to 50 waist. Vot.36, No .19 CopyriGhted 1986 Thomas J . Kramer usurp, eu surp, Lorain. Kanlka Bahl diminutive demlnutive, Beavercreek. WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Here . at y en tine e Senators will fight tax bill changes Ohioans are eliminated from contest are the names of Ohio contestants . • I LlnLE BOYS' & GIRLS' BIB OVERALLS By lhe Bend ............ Page 6 Clllllllifteds ..... Pages 1~11-12 Comics-TV .............Page 13 l>eaths ...................Page 14 Editorial ................. Page 2 Sports ............... Pages 3-4-5 I E.O.M. 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Pm11and, driving while lnloxdays i'n jall suspended, one year icaled. $llO and cosls. 10 days jaU, probation; Melody R ' West, Ra· license suspended 120 days; Myrna cine, perm itt lng an unlicensed l.ink<•rs, Shade, disorderly conduct, person to operale a motor vehicle, rosls only: Vincenl Slone, Pomt>$00 and costs; David Talbott , :·oy. aggravaled and menacing Racine, driving under suspension, llrreals and re~ istlng arresl, JOdays $75 and costs, three days in jail, one in jail and costs on each offense; year probation, stopped on road - Diana Slarcher. Rutland, disorway, costs only; Carl Stewart, derly conduct. $100 and costs,. $00 Cheshire, driving while Intoxicated, suspended; Ron Starcher, Ru !land. $250and cosls, three days In jail and driving under suspension, $50 and c'Osts, two years probation. cated, $250 and costs, three days In jail, 00 days license suspension and failure to dim headlights, costs only; Jack Conde, Ripley, W.Va., drlvlng while Intoxicated, $250 and costs, three days l'n jail, 60 days license suspension, and costs only, unsafe vehicle; Emil Thompson, Lakewood, driving while Intoxi cated, $250 and costs, three days In jall and 610days license suspension, lefl of center, costs only; Marvin Tolliver, ~sville, driving wbUe Intoxicated, $axJ and costs, lJ days l'njall, license suspended one year; Oeelng an officer, $50 and costs, JO days In jail; no driver's license, $50 and costs, JO days In jail; lefl of center, costs only; WllllamGeorge, Cheshire, fallure to stop within assured clear distance, $10 and costs; Rlck Sellers, East Liverpool, fishing without license, $25 and costs; James Mackie, Beverly, !allure to control, $aJ and costs; Bruce Hysell, Middleport, assured clean distance, $.llandcosts; Larry Patterson, Pomeroy, driving wbUe Intoxicated, $250 and costs, three days In jail and 60 days license suspension; Judith Rickman, Ra· cine, fishing without valid license, $25 and costs; MJchael Vance, E.O.M. SALE SLEEPWEAR s Thursday, May 29, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Sentinel XL and XXL. Entire selection both man's and boys' styles included . \ Come in and look 'em over. SAVE ' 36% . BOYS '18 .96 JACKETS .... .. ..... ...... .... ... '12 . 32 j MEN'S & BOYS '22 .95 JACKETS .............. .. ...... .. $14 .92 MEN'S & BOYS ' '29.95 JACKETS ............. '19.47 MEN 'S '39 .95 JACKETS .. ..... ................. '26 .97 Elbstleldt ,DIIItJ'f. ottiO ''u~ lt2-JI7J CHUCI CAID II PIAN FORF1JNRUN -Rhondalladdox,lert, and l21U!d under races and trophies and plaques wUl be Kim Blower, chalnnan, look 0\Jer some of. the awarded. TherunlsspolliiOredbyVetennsMemorial appllcailon81or the Ofth annual fun run lor heart to be Hospital with proceeds benefiting the Melp Branch held Saturday, Jtme 7, heglnnlng at 9 a.m. from of lhe American Heart AMn. Appllcatlo118 can he qeneralllartluger Park. There WOI be lOk, 5k, fun run . , secured fnlm either Haddox or Blower. ~~ ~· By IRA R. AUEN WASHINGTON (UP11 President Reagan paid t.rtbute to the men and women who fought In the shadows of "a twilight war" as America 's spies of a generation ago and promised Thursday night to continue revitalizing t.he CIA: Although he made no mention of the Washington furor over CIA Director WIU!am Casey's threat to prosecute some news media lor publishing secrets and his caution against speculation on what accused spy Ronald Pelton sold the Soviet Union, Reagan's schedule reflected his own concern after a year of spy scandals. He addressed Veterans or the OSS, tlle World-War-11-era Intelligence agency that preceded the CIA and today was presentIng a posthumous medal to Navy Capt. Joseph Rochberg, who broke Japanese codes during World War II. White House spokesman Ed· ward Djerejlan said Thursday the White House appmved CIA Director William Casey's warnIng to !he news media Wednesday. "Those reporting on the trial should he cautioned against speculation and reporting details beyond the . Information actually released at trial," said the unusual statement by Casey and National Security Agency Director Gen. William Odom. They did not say what action they might take against journalIsts who Ignore their sta tement, but Casey has already recommended prosecuting news organizations !hat report Information considered damaging to national security under a 19~ law prohibiting the reveatlng of state secrets. Djerejlan said the CaseyOdom statement was "nol"lntended as a threat. " "We're all Americans," he sa id In requesting media cooperation, though several foreign correspondents w~n presmt. Reagan, reiterating a favorite . theme In his speech, said America's inl rlligcnce capa bil ity ''has S(X'n a renaissanct• " under his admin islralio n. Before his sjl('('Ch Reagan received an award named -a fter the late William "Wild Bill'' Dooovan, whom he called "a one-man intellig<'nce service In the lls," and who !J t<'r founded the OSS, lhr forerunner of the CIA. Casey "·as a highly regarded D:>novan pmtrge. "In saluting Bill Casey , we salu te all those who carl)' on the twilight war againsl totalitar·ian lsm," Reagan said. "We are rightly rrgarded as a candid and open people wbo pride ourselves on our frC<' society, And yer our secret services, our spies. and inlelllgence agencies - from Nathan Hale to Midway - have not written just a sinking, stirring " chapter In our hlslory but have oftrn provided 1tv' key to vtclory In war and lhe preservation of our freedom during an uneasy peace-." 1. ~------------------~-----~-----------------~ y --------~ ··. �' Friday, May 30, 1986 Commenta The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio A~ ~m~ M"'\........1'--r• r-re!dj ..==. ~v A ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER o f The Un tied Press InT ern ational, Inland Daily Pr('SS Associa - tion and lhf Am rrica n NPw spaprr PubllshPr s Ass()('latl on. "U.S. Reacts Wlth Outrage-Files Formal Protest" was the headline in Los Angell'S on May :a>, the lead story describing til.> raids by South Africa on three neighboring capitals. Spokesmen for the ·American administration had a most difficult time making their points exactly, and some of the most difficult questions weren't even asked . The first question, of course, Is whether the goverrunent of South Africa is expected to tolerate terrorist activity. Abad season to ask that qut'Stion, here In the United States, but of course the State Department took the offensive. There Is absolutely no comparison to be drawn, Its spokesman said, between what we did to Libya and what South did to Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana. The difference Is obvious: Libya Is the headquarters of the lnterna· tlonal terrorism directed by Moam· mar Kltadafy, whereas the African states attacked by Pretorta are peacp-lovlng neighboring countrlt'S. The trouble with that dismissal is that It presupposes that South Africa was launching an attack against three peace-loving neigh · bors. But It wasn'tdolngthat.lt was attacking - or trying to attack terrorist depots that had takr n sanctuary In those countries. When. a few months ago, Israel attacked Tunisia, It was not attacking a moderate and relatively friendly North African state. lt was attack· lng terroris t co ncentration s couched In that country. The difference Is not hard to perceive. Well, was there prima fa cie just ~!cation for suspecting terrorist activity where the targets lay? The director of the University of The Lighter Side A lob too high Berry's World Mexico ·wrongly attacked WASIUNGTON - Relations between the United States and Mexico have been badly strained by the recent accusations - both unwise an unprovable - · made against Mexican officialdom by U.S. Customs Commissioner Wllllam von Raab. At a Senate hearing, von Raab blurted out the chargp that "mas· slve" official corruption existed "way up and down the ladder" In Mexico, and suggested that this was the major reason the United States has been unable to solve Its drug·trafflc problems. Von Raab presented no proof of his charges. We have criticized the Mexican government many times In the past, but von Raab's Intemperate remarks were out of line and In some cases just plain wrong. We say this on the basis of information Dale Van Atta gatrered op two recent trips to Mexico City, where he spoke with critics of the government as well as officials. He ' also received a. special briefing trcm Drug Enforcement Administration sources. The conflict has been building ever since DEA Investigator En· rique Camarena was murdered In Mexico in February 1985,. while he was working with Mexican dru;l agents. The lnvt'Stigatlon of tre murder seemed slow, but Mexican pollee began to round up suspects. U.S. frustration over the progress of the lnvt'Stlga tion led to a mld-Aprll meeting In Cancun, Mexico. It was attended by Attor· ney General Edwin Meese, his Mexican counterpart and several other high officials trcm both countries. Von Raab didn't show up, but sent a subordinate. The meeting was amicable, and Meese expressed appreciation for Mexl· co's efforts to curb the drug traffic . But Mexican officials were soocked to receive a mt'SSage from von Raab saying, as two Mexican cabinet officials described It, that as far as von Raab was concerned, all Mexican officials were corru pt, Pretoria's Institute of Strategic Studies. Mike Hou!(h, Is, so far as we know, a scholar, not a profes. sionai apologist. He has reported that the number of terrorist Incidents In South Africa Increased to 136 In 19ffi fi·om 44 In 1984, a nd that so far in 1986there have IPen 10 such Incidents. Bul how on ean h do South Afi·ican r(volutlonarles get hold of the relatively sophlstlcatl'd wea· · pons needed to carry on terrorist attacks? The Mau Mau used romemade hatchets and the llke, but we were talking about other weapons here. The weapons uSl'Ci by the terrorists have In almost every case bel:'n of Soviet manufacture. " It Is obvious that Russian mines and weapons can be brought Into South Africa by one route only, through our neighboring states," the De fense Force of I?retorla was quoted ·'These states have repeatedly been requested oot to provide asslstantv to terrorists. Urgent appeals have ix'en made to them to cooperate in · this regard ." So whf're are we·~ When I S('I'Ved t briefly I In the United Nations, one of 11\Y assign· ments was to seek towrt'St from the Third Committee of the General Assembl)• a comprehensive state· men! condemning terrorism . I gave a couple of uplifting speeches oo the subject, and everyone would SO· lemly nod his head In agreement tha t termrism was to be con· demned . But (/.course, anyone who blew up an Israeli athlete, as in Munich. was not a terrorist, be was a frredom fight er. And anyone who blew up a Portu~:ese soldier in Mozambique or Angola was not a terrorist - he too Was a freedom fight er. And. a fortiori, anyone who knocks off a whit e South African !sa treroom fighter. Today in ·history I 't' ' Today Is Friday, May :JJ, the !50th day of 1986 with 215 to follow. The moon Is in its last quarter, · The momingg stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Saturn. Those born on this date are under tbe sign(/. Gemini. They Include Czar Peter the Great of Russia In 1672; Mel Blanc, the voiced Bugs Bunny and other cartoon cha{acters, in 19QI; bandleader Benny Goodman In 1909 (age 77); pioneer transsexual Christine Jorgensen In 19li (age WI ; actor CUnt Walker In 1927 (age 59); actor Kelr Dullea lnl936 (age50),and NFL Hall of Fame running back Gale Sayers In 1943 (age 43) . · On Uris date In history: In 1431, Joan of Arc was burned at tbe stake In Rouen, France, at the age o/.19. Sbe had been fouoo gullty of sorcery. · : · In 1937. a battle between pollee and strikers at the Republic Steel Corp. ' , jllant In Chicago killed 10 people and wounded 00. ' ' In 1972. three Japanese terrorists killed 22 people at the airport ln Tel Aviv, ~rae!, with automatic gunfire. 1n 1982. Spain became the 16th member nation of the North Atlantic :Treaty Organization. . c : ln 1984, an assassin 's bomb >l<1llro'eig'hi.ptlbple,lncluding an American reporter, at a news CQDferenoe In San Jose, Casta Rica." It was an unsuccesstul attempt on the life of Nicaraguan rebel leader Eden Pastora 1' ("Comrnaniler Zero"'f. Why can this country be Ignited to Is no word for relocation," says moral outrage over an Austrian Pauline Whlteslnger. " Th move presidential candidate's reported away means to disappear and Involvement with tre Nazis, but never be seen again." yawn serenely at the systematic dehumanization ol Its first The Hopls are equally adamant. Inhabitants? "Morally, ethically and legally, the Alter lXl years, the United States land Is the birthright of the Hopi is still treating Native Americans people," claims Abbott Sekaqua. llke scrap Iron for Industrial teka, a rancher. oonverslon. Ironically, the p!Y'b1 em Is a In Arizona, a bitter controversy historical reprise ot a classic clash between the Dine (commonly that has been played out many called Navajos) and the Hopi times In the movies - shee· nations is coming to a violent ph.>nl!rs vs. farmers . The Hopls conclusion. The tragedy of this are fanners, tracing their ancestry controversy Is how the U.S. govern- to til:! ancient Anasazt cllffdwellers. ment exacerbated It to facilitate a The Dine are sheepherders whose multimillion-dollar coal and oil ancestors migrated from Alaska In development on the lands In the 1600s. dispute. Dt'Splte the ferocity of the A few days ago, the House conf!Jct, both nations maintain with Interior Committee heard testim- compelling vigor that they really ony about a proposed settlement u don't have a problem with each the land feud between the two otrer. "The lrtbal councils keep Native American nations. telling that the dispute Is between Congress had suggt'Sted 11 trade Hopls and Navajos, but that's not of 360,100 acres of Hopi land for true," says Thomas Banyacya, a 439,00J acres of Dine land with Hopi spokesman. additional m>netary compensation "We keep on telling, trcm a thrown in. dlfferentpolntdvlew,thatthisland The Hopis aren't buying. "Land Is the home of all original native means every thing . It ' s our people, whether It's Navajos, Palmother," asserts Peterson Zah, utes, Shoshones or any other native ,chairman of the Dine nation. peoples across the country. In addition, the government "Now the white man has come, expects to complete the relocation He just came yesterday. and now of lO,IXXI Dine and 100 Hopls otfeach he claims this land." other's land by July 7 - by any Dine spokesman Arthur J. MU!er means necessary. confirms Banyacya's claim to America fs an expert In massive Mother Earth. relocations of people by foroe. "There Is no dispute between the Using Hitler as a model, til:! U.S Dine and Hopi people. Rather this Is g~:~vemment rouooed up toousands a conspiracy by tbe government ·of Japanese-American families and the energy companies to rape during World War Il and dumped the land for coal, oil and uranium." them in concentration camps. As til:! U.S. government has done Very few Americans complained so often ln the IllS!, human rtghts then. Very few wUI complain this are being Incinerated In the Inferno time when It happens to the NaUve of corporate profits. Americans. After IlO years, one might expect "In our traditional tongue, there 1 Americans would show a shred of lose." and were guilty until proven Innocent. This not only smacks of racism, but it Is demonstrably Inaccurate. Our own Invest!galion over the last two years has made it clear that there are many Mex ican officials who are not only honest, IJJt woo are diligently trying to curtail the drug traffic at consldera· ble personal risk. As Mexican and U.S. sources point out, more than 150 Mexican drug enforcement officials have been killed since 1976. Thirty-four were killed In 1004 and M last year trying to keep drugs from entering the United States. Senior Mexican officials repea t· edly point out that If there were no lucrative U.S. markets fo r Illega l drugs. and no corrupt offic ials on tbls side of the border, there would be few drug problems In Mexico. Finance Minister Jesus Sliva Herzog said Mexico would not be a "diving board" for drugs If there were no "swimming pool" - the United States. compassion for people woose la nds they ravaged a nd woosP families they savaged . Ah, but by the whit e ma n' s timetable. this nation Is making great strtdes · In granting Native Americans the justice and equality they so desperately seek. In Gallup, N.M., the Roman Catooilc Church ordained Its first Native American priest in 300 years: Donald E . Pelotte, 41, an Abenakl from the Algonquin n.~tion In Maine. • BETHESDA, Md. iUPli - Ft·ed Coup II'S, mired In a horrendou s slump. showed his fir st signs of breaking loose In 1986 on the course that provided his tlrst PGA Tou r victory thrC(' years ago. Couples missed the cut In last wc'l'k 's Mcmoria i,andhas·fa lied to finish a tourna ment In Ihe top 10 In io months. TIJU r.;day. he tied llte course record with an S- under par 64 to sle-le a tiu'C('-st roke lead after the first round in lhe $500.IXXJ Kemper Open. " I just neroedone good round and one good shot just to get a little confldence,"sa ld Couples , whoshot SUva Herzog was penurbed by In Hlnesbury, Vt., the Daughters of the American Revolution, diehard prescNers of the American way of l~e ICirra 1861 1. admitted to membership a Penobscot, Neana Neptu ne Lent , 39, descendant of a ch ief woo fought In the Revolutionary War. So stunned was I by ~ch advances that I rushed out to my car and, In an act of repentance. tore up my bumper sticker: "Ct"t er had It coming." outlngs. Brad Havens, In relief of Ken Dixon, did not allow a hft In 4 2·3 Innings and struck out five to post his Sl~ond triumph against one loss. Don Aase pitched the final two Innings for his 12t h save. Chris Codlroll fell to 3-6. Sheets belted a two-run oomcr In the second Inning to pull the Orioles within J.2 and added a two-run blast In the sixth to pu t the Orioles ahead, 7-6. "The first pilch was a fastball up, somelhlng llke a BP (bat.tlng practice) fastball, one that I could puU ," said Sheets, who has six homers. "The second was a slider that I was looking for." The A's took a 3-0 lead in the first on a thnoe-runhomerbyrookle.Jose Couples sets course mark in Kemper play ~a b 's rhetorical shqtgun blast at the &>nate hearing. He recalled that his customs chief had asked von Raab for specifics on charges the U.S. officials had made In an mrller telex, but that von Raab never responded . Mexicans also resent the Wa· shington myth that Mexico isn 't bearing Its share of the drug traffic burden. They note;,, that as a percent age of the national budget. the Mexica n justice department alone spends three times more on drug enforcement each year than the mtire budget of the DEA. As for U.S. complaints that Mexico has been Is slow to Investigate the Camarena murder, the Mexicans recall that It took the U.S. government two years to ~xtradlte the former Mexico City pollee chief on corruption charges. In 15 months, Mexican autoortties have ja Ued most of the Camarena suspects. In short . von Raab owes the Mexica ns an apology. • The Orioles also received a two-mn blast from Cal Ripken as they won for tbe 15th time jn 18 Anderson & Dale VanAtta No way to treat a native._ ____Ch_uc_k_St_on_e "Let 's come back nexr week . I'm sri// mad ar rhe French. " By BILL WOLLE UP! Sports Writer Larry Sheets is helping the Ba ltimore Orioles keep pace with . the loaders in the American League · F:ast. The !lallinlOie designated hitter. who homered Wednesday, belt ed a pair of two·run homersThut~day to help the Orioles to an 8-6 vlctory'and a sweep or Iheir two.game series In OakJand . · "I really feel good," said Sheets. "''m In a groove. and I hope It will continu e because II looks ilk<' we are going to have to hold our own wttll Boston and New York begin lo Pity Foggy Bottom ____W_il_lw_m_F._Bu_ck_ley_l_r. LETTE RS OF OPI\' ION are welcomt'. Thr~,. shou ld lJ(' l\'Ss Th;m J(XJ words long . Allletler s arE>subj<'Ct 10 eel lUng and mu st b~ s igmod v;l rh nt~ nw. ,1ddrt>ss and t~ephone numbf'r. No unsigned lrll rrs will Jx> publi shed. Lf't!f'rs should bf' In good taStE' . addrf"Sslng Jssut>S, not pf'f5onalitles By DICK WElT WASHINGTON iUPI) -We have been hearing a lot loose days about the lobbying activities of Michael Deaver after he resigned as President , Reagan's deputy chief of staff. But I am more concerned about his lobbing. That lntert'Staroseafterthe former White House aide was reported to have forsworn certain amenities, Including access to the executive mansion tennis courts. It remains to be seen whether foreign goverrunents will continue to pay as handsomely now that he no longer plays tennis at the White House. Deaver's lob, I'm told, Is something to see. He apparmtly Is able to hit a tennis ball in such a way that it sails over the outstretched racquets of· opponents at the net and safely lands In bounds in the back court. But would the lob be as effective, or as lucrative, If hit oo courts located elsewhere? Having never played tennis either with or against Deaver. I cannot anrower that question. I'm strictly relying on hearsay here. At one point, however, he apparently was on the vergp of selling his public relations finn for $1B million. Not bad for a lobber woo once complained he had trouble making ends !Tll't't on his government salary. As to whether the fact that the tennis coons are located on the White House grounds means anything, I can't say from first -hand knowledge. I do bope, however, that his clients wUI fork over whatever the game costs to play on public courts. Let me make it clear that it would be presumptious of me to draw any conclusions regarding the controversy over whether Deaver violated federal conflict-of-interest laws. I do know that tennis shots are said to "bring rain" if they are high enough. But I can't say whether Deaver's lobbing could be Included In that category, much less whether It had any effect on "acid rain ." A Canadian official may have been entirely correct In asserting that Canada's $105,100 contract with Deaver did not violate til.> laws of elth.>r country. Some purists have tried to argue that Deaver's lobbing may have been unethical if It wasn't IllegaL Well, let me just say this about that. It has been my experience both as a player and a spectator that any lob an opposing netman doesn't put away with an overhead smash Is totally ethical. Oh, forcing an opponent Into the grandstand to return a soot may be somewhat debatable. But as long as a lob stays in the oourt, the question of ethics shouldn't arise. Just ask John McEnroe If you have any doubts about what 6 ethical. There Is a move under way to have Congri'SS deny lobbing privileges to any fonner White House employee. That could mean they woo ld all have to play on the White House coons where the separation of (XlWers presumably would apply . Although the Constltut ion itself is strangely silent on the subject of tennis rules, I think It Is safe to say the White House courts definitely are !llrf of til.> executive branch. If til.> legislative or judicial branches feel differently, let them buUd their own tennis facilities. Baltimore triumphs 8-6, _~eeps pace with division leade~s Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 30, 1986 , . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-M,\SON AREA ,,l He had a chance for an even better round, but his putt for a birdie on the seventh hole lipped out and he missed a short putt for a birdie on IJ . "This wa s probably one of my best rounds I've played since I've been on the Tour, putting-wise," said Couples, who joined the Tour In 19aJ. Couples was six-under after 10 ro les and firl'd In a course- record nine blrdlt'S 1next to one bogey! , brea king defending champion Blll Glasson's mark of eight birdies set In ti1P fou t1 h round last year. the mee ting . "He (manage r .Jackie Moore) had some good things to say about us and I think we are a Iit tle more together as a team now." In other American l.engue games, Detroit whipped California 74 and New York blanked Smttic 2-0. In the Na tional League, New York ctownefl Los Angples 5·2 and Phil adelphia nipJX<i San Frand.'<''J home the go-ahead run for the Mets. the loss. Fernandez, ; .1, went eight innings Yankees 2, Mariners 0 At Seattle, Mike Pagliarulo drove before giving way to Roger McDoIn two runs with a double and a well and Jesse Orosco. Orosco homer , and left -handPr Dennis earned his eighth save. Fernan(lo ltasmu &•en, 5-J, aliowt<l three hit s Valenzuela, 7-3, was the loser. Phillles 5, Giants 4 ovrr H 2-3 innings to lead the At Philadelphia, Milt ThompYankers to their ninth \octory in 11 games. Dave P,lghett i got the last son's singlr up ttx' midd lr wil h two out for his 12t h ' ave. Sea tile's Mi lt outs in tht' t'Y1ttnrn of thr ninth -.c'OJ rd S t PV I ' .J f'!t7 \V[t h t tr win ni~Jg Wilr ox. U-6, was lh<• loSPt. Mel' 5, Dodgers 2 54. Tigers 7, AnK"l<i 4 At Anaheim, Ca lif., Dave La· Point did not allow a ltit through fi ve Inni ngs, m J{I Lane<' Parrish slammed Itis :liJth carre r home run as Detroit won its fift h straight. LaPoint , 2<l, " '" telievc<l by Willie Hernandez in the scoventh after yielding a g• "''~ slam to Dick Schofield. llernan t>-z ea l'!lPli his seventh save. llon Su tton, 2-5. took At New York , Sid Fernandez ami two r('lit •vers combined on a fiw -hittrr, and f(ay Knight clouhl" l nm [ K,n CBn nan . 2 11. pi( YPCiuplllt• victor\ \vi til ttu er· im ll ng!-.IJf onP· ~it relif'f . Crrg Minton. I. .1. took the loss. ' 1...,. HEATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH South Third at Main St. Middleport, Ohio In vi I es y 0 u I0 Au end 1984 BUICK CENTURY WAGON Church 0 n 8 Passenger seating and V-6 Economy with only 19,000 miles , well equipped with air , auto. trans., P.S., P.B., AM -FM stere o. Jun e j, J986 cruise control. 9:30 A.M. - (hUr(h S(hOol (All Ages! h 10:30 A.M.-Morning Wors ip REV. C. ZONNY ZUNIGA WILL PREACH ON W B 1' 1 " "Tomorrow i ay e DO , alf' PRICED AT ONL'I $8 59 5 SeE: J.D. Story, Jimmy Deem, Ed Barl~ls, Nono Nelson, Peggy Ellis . 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"When I hit the ball I knew It was going out," Ca nseco said of his 14th romer: The Orioles moved In front 5 31n the third on Lee Lacy's sacrilice fly and Rlpken's seventh hom e nm of the season. The A's pullcll within 7-6 In the bottom of the third on C'< <rney Lansford' s fourth i>Jmer, a solo soot, and an RBI double by Mike Davis, woo later scored from seco nd ba se on Alfre<lo Griffin 's ground ba ll to third. Baltimore picked up an insu · ranre 11111 in the eight h on Alan Wiggins' RBI single. Oakland held a team meating aft er the gamq. "Well , to me it was a positive thing,' ' said rookie Josr Ca nseco of a31·33. "l 've had none fora whlicin -------~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------------------------all aspects of the game. But today it .felt good to go out and play and get back on a coutse where I felt pretty comfortable. I just playNI vet}' welL " Playing under ideal condi tions on a course that has the 1eputat ion ol ix'lng one of the toughest on the PGA Tour, an unusually high number or low scores were postNL Chasing Couples, the 1983 Kc"1JX'r cha mpion , were Larry Mize, Chat·ies Balling and Tom Sieckmann , who each cmtted liveunder 67s. Feu r st mkes bark at ffi · were Leonard Thompson, David Ogrln , Dcnnl< Trixler and Mike Reid. "Congr<'Sslona l will never play tamer than it did today, " Boiling said. A total of 58 players recorded par or better. Couples birriled Nos.l, 4, 5. 6. 8. 9, 10, 15 and 18, while bogeying No. 2. ,\ Oh·tston of MuUinwdi!L, ln t·. 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Gallip(lhS, Ohio. v _ Th e health care plan th at helps keep you hea lthy . �• Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Celtics roll over Rockets to take two-game advantage By FREDERICK IHTER~Ii\.N Ul'l Sport s Wr1tt•r 60S'mN t UPIt ~ lluuston o·oach Bill 1-'itl'h thinks l.mw Bird is in ;1 Cl:-t SS tJ~ · hilll ... f'lf Wiwt !:t£• dreads is whf'n thC' thr('('--tinlf' MYP into a wnr lrl nf hi s own Thf' C'l'l tiC's ftlrward St'Ort'll .1 1 point s Th ursctn~· nigtl L including .1 ;) po i m rr~ to IP~Hi Boston tto it:- .Wrh I 'O fl "'t'('Uil\'t> i10tll(' \ 'ictOIY, a l]7-% tJiUrnph O\"('r the Hnusu;n HockPts }!()('S ~~ nn ,1 Ftnr~ls . 2o .Jrl,·ant;l~<' in tlw '\ tL\ -As till' \'hants of "M\' 1'. M\'1'" nSanxl tluuugh stram\ l""kJston ' ;an1Pn. 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May 30, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ln~. rrt)(lunding, passing; hr wa s t'H'rywtwrr. This WJS onr· of those sppeial nX>m('nt s. ·· Th<' Ccitirs, "~·king th<' ir l oth :"BA till<•. gradually expanded t!Y'ir ddv;mtagr to 27 p:Jint s. taking ..1 !l.'l 71 lmrl at 111: 1.1 of thr four1h quarter on .Jrrry Stehling's 12.foot jlln'IJ)t'r ~ ton limif('(l Houston' s 1\rin T\)wt'rs of Akcem Olajuwon .md Ha !ph Sampson to a mmblnrd. lX)int~ in thl• S('('ond half. Tlw l{ockrts werr ou!S<'Ore<l l t-19 in the tltird quarter and Olajuwon, \dlO had li point s in the first llc.llf, \''II~ hPld to 2 !XJin ls by 1\rv in ~1<-H.J lt•. a rn<mb.•r of the NBA's ,\J l l l<'f~n s iv<• first !!•am . Bos ton 's long ·il rmro. I) foot 10 forward "lso srurf'd 10 of his 2i p:lints in til<' third qu,lf'lt'r. hitting Cl cnl\('(' ..;pin mo\'C'S and 2Oillbul s h .l !S .linn Of Booton won its seven th straight rost-srason cli:•frnLk>d its hom<'-cou 11 ach·antag<' lht' brst -of- S('\'f'll !'£•riC'S shift:o. to a:-~ :~ Toledo results l;~i]:lccc[[[iJ:iii]:icc~[:l:i:il g~mf' and suC'CC'Sfull y Hou.stun for Ga me aft l•rnnon. RBI's each to spark tlv:'lr team to victory, led by Campbell who was four-for-six, Rhonda Hatton (2·3) and Kathy Hatton who help('(] her own cause with a peri€'('! lhree-for thrre night. Eastem's A my Young had two singles and two RBJ's, while Lesa Rucker had a two· fonhr er evening. Falrilcld took a 2-0 lead In the first on a blast by Campbell, but East••rn came rl ght back on a Young single <md an eiTOr to tie !he score 2·2. Falrileld went ahead ·1·1 in tl1c WAVERLY '!11c Easlem Eaglclles gi rl s' softball team dropped a 24 -8 Regional Touma'· ment decision here a! Waverly High Tho Rockets, Sf'l'klng th~ir flr·st School alter Leesburg Fairfield NBA championship, wer~ led in rallied for a tota l of 16 nms In the smling by Olaj uwon with :n points, fifth and sixth Innings. Fahileld all but 4 in the first hall. Sampson advances to the Regional final had 18, 15 l'Oming before Satu rda y at l p.m . where It plays intermission . IIY:' winner of the Port.smouth Clav Boston, which ha s defeatl"CC the · t26<l) and Strasburg (22·2 ). " Hockets In all four games this Eastem bows from fur1her play sc~tson. rcc eivf.'d l R JXllnt s from with a fine 15·7 mark. l.l<'nnis .Johnson and 11 fi ·om Da nn~· Kathy Hatton was the winning Ain!(f'. jit cher for Leesburg. scatteling The Celllcs lmprovro their sea· eight hits as she picked up the son mark tofll-16 and are 11·1 in the ,·Jctory . liatton' s hlgh-arc slow pla~· offs this year. pitching style threw the Easterners J\ n PmOOrrassed Olujuwon said off stride for rnost of the ga me. his f('.Jfll must play betwr for it s Leesburg, behind Hatton's pitchIng, had won the Southern H ills fans back "' The Summit in Houston. Conference with ·an ll ·O rCC'Ord. "l '.vas CJshamOO . even in C.d mr 1 Senior hurler Amy Young ended wr playf'd txotter. At homr \\'~will 1\11 exce llent career with a good h' different. Wr• have the> home out in!(, but suffer·ed the loss. crowd and wpca n'tlC't thC'm do\\n.'' ·nu·ce Lady Lions collcctro three wanted rut then':· said teammate Bill Walton . " B~ had his hands on r w•ry OOU, hP was sh.\a!ing, s t~t · I Eastern girls eliminated, 24-8 Sunda) TOLJ,;DO, Ohio iUP i l - ,lohn Konesky Ill . who drovf' In the fir st race at Dctmlt' s Haw! Park Thursday, drove thr£•e winners at Talmo HacPway Park Thursday night. After racing at Del roll, l<on~sky went to Toledo whell' lw brought home don Mar Brrn in till' eigh th racP, Highland Valor in the fm· tutul lOth and Ren H in thf' lllh . PAHIS <l 'Plr- Top "'-d; 1\·,m c•ndl <Jnd Mar11n<l .'\a\Tai!IO\"a, l' l"O tennis "harks with wp!J ddi!H d ~ !l lc•r in.'-tinc-h, will t•ach !llPt'! rn lnnow.s in todJ~ \ third -ruund ncnchP~ in Ihi ' S2.1i million Fn'nrh MOUNTAIN~ER . ,. Cinema_'i) I ~)('!1 . The top tw o of th• • Crand Slam f'\' ('nl w Prr· both idl f' TlHll~da:.·. :.,;rPp<~ri ng for m.Jtchl''- rhnt ~11oulcl --,m it them ln totht· fo urth round b~ · i~ife in thr U:t~. Lr•ndl. the· champion ht.~ rr in 198-l , ..dJI pl,1y ArgC'ntinr Christia n Mi nussi. !\a\T.ttiloY(J ~hould shaqX'n ujl ill'!' alrmdv IPtllal game on 1 'lnurlla Porwirk of W<'st G<>rm,my. Nrither of llu' top "'wds h<.t\'(' ganws 0\'f'r sb: sPts. and :--.:a nat il m·;t- 1\\"it"l' a t' hampion ht'rl•- has giH·n up lO O\'C'r four sc•s. l~u t nritlJN is a eurrrnt cif' frn clin g champion. Thosp honors !x>lon~ to rl\·a]s Ch ri' r~\'Crt Lloyd of the t 'nitro StaTt-s and Swpdp Mats WiJand<•r, l> •th of whom won Thu1~dav . 111111 .1-· 2-1 ·1.'1 '! tMi c1 II - ~- Ki Sm & Sun All Adrn FvP r" 1\J~o;; d ay Seat~ 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992 -2975 SPRING AND SUMMER HOURS OPEN MON.-FRI . 'I TO 5, SAT. 9 TO I THE GRAVELY SYSTEM I into a head-to-head duel With earl)' leader GrdSS)' Knoll around til!' fi nal tum. thPn !ook comm and in the midst retch for a length and a quafter win in 2:00 4 ~5. That time tit'!l Rachel.! as the fastest trottin g Hr had ht·r in four1hthrough till' fi1:St half-mil<' of til<' ff'.r turr<l race. thf>n began lhf • mO\'£' up tht' luck;,tretch. l!<·ckv H~ckv toekro finishNs ln th~ open ing rare to rl'turn &'Dfi. OO on the> 8- 6~ 1 trifr<.'ta rombinat ion. Tlle rrowd of 2,illl wagrrro $249,127 ('omin J;! Attnu:tiuns ll IG AM ""'"'" '/1 17 .bl4 3!1.! 2J J) Sfi 7 IJ 21 .sn 7'h 2223 .& 9 -. 21 26 ...7 11 w.. AMERICA'S SAU STARTS FRIDAY, MAY 30, MASTER GARDENER, ENDS SUN., JUNE 1, 19811 KC Oald11r1d 21 J) .t47 ..... Sratt~ THIS OFFER ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1986 Large Selection • Low Prices • On The Spot Financing Stock ll6l83 ONLY 4 18 26 .409 ~ 18 28 .JIJ 6~ 16 31 3ll 9 · $110 1:!5 p.m. (Cirtrlma s-m at MlnnttOta !Viola Ht, 8::D p.m. 'T'elw (Win l-lt a.r KltLSISCity U..eonard Ht . 8:!1 p.m O..Jt.lrrn'w> lllan111an 1-41 at C. IIJornla tRomullck 3-lt. ltl:!i p.m. Nfw York INitkro~\!:1 at Oakland t Ywrt~: 2·U. JJ:!I p.m. Oft roll IMenU H l at Suttlt tM ool"f'2~ l . a:.tor~ 10:35 p.m. ~ 'IGMWII Cllk'I(I'O aTToronto Mltwllull.>to at Ck.•11l'land New York at Oaltlltnd Tn:u atl<an!lllli CITy. nlxht IbiD! at MlniV'IOta. nlghl Dattlmm.• at Catlfoma. ft•ht lktnilt at ~attlt, nl,t!ht ONLY Transactions ... ._ $14598 31; pliT'bufod ttr tnltT'IICI d lel'l·handfor Cbrls \\'tlah frcm Ot>n\..r d ttw< Amt'f"k'an Alloctatlon tCiass MAl . T~u - SiJj'M'd ~ ~Jtlf'1t, lhtlr flrlo. 1 ptti ln ,..,. rescuJar piiUt' or thr 1!116 .liniW)' lrt'NIIf'lt draft. ...,._,II Cklotrod BINd on 10.911 APR for 110 Montlawilh .1.500CMh tr~TrodoEqylty. StotoondlocalTu• ond F - E•dudod. ........ Gfortll - Nlmf(l n-.onter AndM'Icn an aubtanl b&Jkttbal aliCIL Kl'nf\ICk)l Sta!t> - NIIN'd . . mt•H Paul Pfck mf'll' 5 head buJEotbaJI roach; !lllfl...t JQB(IJ!h '"Butch" Pentl' an IMllllnl ba.WI · ball 0011"11; namt'd Wllhm llf'fld ollt'nalvt' .Jolv! htad footbiU ·- "''"-hi I.Ulfdlnlllor """'· - Pl\iladflphla - EJrtmel'd ll'f' ron1rac1 d Coech Mlki' Ket>nan . Lines cores By Ullled rr..~Mm~MIDMt Ammt•LeiiYf o.w.l _ 1 ._,. . . . -_ · ·_ · -_ 11 4 COlon. HaVl!lls i3l. l>.ilw !lh 1111d Drmpsey: Codlrolt. Stt>WUI 161. Dol:ll>r i9l and &ttnt>. W- Havm 1 12-H. L -GxllrOIJ 1~1 . KJU-BIItlmon". Sh<'rts 2 t6t, Rlpkln (7! ; Oakland. Canlf'((l !141, Lanlfonl !51 . SMale _•••1• _ _ _ _- .!AI .. NewVrlk RaJmuJa"n. IN STOCK ·--------------------- t~· h . L - Wik-'0,_ York. PaJtllarulo 19 1. w..- ••••-u• IA _ . New \'rkiiiWIWI: - 51 I Viilmzurla, N~r t8l and Sclt:lfiC!a : Frrnatltt'Z. MdlcY..-t•ll t91 . Omiro !91 and C.u 1er. W- Fernandez t.i- 1I. L - Valenzue'la o~lt . mu- u. Ant1f'~ . ManhaU 1ll 1; s.Fraa HIMIM - til Phil _.1111111 - JII Ma.<JOn. Robinson t6 l. M. Davill 161, Minton (!II and MlMn: Tolt\'f'r, Ttk\llvt 161. Ca rman (71 and08uUon . W- Carman (2:-()J . L-M intoo t2~ll . HR- PtilladrlpNa . WilSOn 40·lb. • Orgcmlc P.at Moisture preserving p.m '.?~lawns, gardens, lhruba. tll. Our stock 16771a 2 doofS, try again today 40-Lb." Bag Top Soil lop soil for patching and top dressing gardens. PORTSMOUTH - The Eastern Eagles (20-5) versus Green Bobeats (14-10) Regional Baseball ' game was called lor rain l>r tl1e second day in a row due to stol'!ey rondltiOns and Doodbtg In the Portsmoutll area . Scattered shoW· ers missed Meigs Coonty but hit Adams, Scloto, and Pike Coontles hard over tl1e past couple fi days. The game has been rescheduled tor todaY (Friday) at 4: J0 p.m. at Branch Rickey Park in Ports· rmutll. 'The finals wW be Saturday at Portsmouth al!rordlng to reports at (l'e55 Sale Price Grecian Urn Large plastic urn. SAVE ~ont wtleel steroo llpe. radi> tires. bucket seat>. rear wtnli>w detogger. NOW WAS '9295 '8295 1986 JEEP CJ·7 Stocl< H 507l1. 2 door~ hard top, 6 c~.. 4 ume, however, some talk of tre tournament finals being reid In westervtlle haS been considered. Frtday's wmner wW play. canal Wbtchester (21-6) wiD defeated Lucasville Valley WednesdaY (22· 5) bY a 3-1srore. Game time wW be · 1 p.m. wenther permJttlng. 3.97~~; 50-Ft. Garden Hose 50'xW' nylon rein forceo garden hose Save nowt Golf lle88ion Sunday , _ _,,Ott. t I An l&hole scramble and a potluck dinner wW be held at tire Js,ymar Golf Club for members and gilests startlni at 2 p.m. SUnday. · 1979 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Stock i 67541, 4 doors, statim waltOn, tront wheel drive, 4 c~.. air can d.. aut• tr.-. •. PS. PR AMIFM radii, ~eroo tape, mdiat tires. bucket seal!. NOW '7695 '6695 Stod< i 67211, 2 doors, COOJE, 6 c~. aut• tran1, P& PO. Nol/FM rolb wMe walls. WAS '3695 Stocl< H 65142, 2 doors, ha<d IIIJ, 4 wll!el driv'" 6 c~.. air cond., auto. ~'"'· PS, PR AMIFM radio, ~eroo t>pe, ll!di~ t<115, bud<et """'(!U'' '8895 '8795 '7195 ·~ '6195 NOW WAS '4395 '3395 1982 FORD EXP Slod< H 67841. 2 door;, oant wl"oel dnve 4 cyt., air cand.. AMI FM rillil, ~""' ~P• bucket "'"' sun roor WAS NOW '4495 1981 CHRYSLER CORDOBA Stod< H 5!80Z 2 doer; hard top. 6 rond.. auto trans. PS, PB, odoal tires, walo, bucket "'"· N~ '2695 '4495 '3 1980 JEEP 1979 We Dare CJ·7 MONTE CARLO w 2 PS, PB. You 6 4 soee<t. PS. PB. ;r· .~~' NOW WAS To Compare! '3495 '2495 '4495 Slod< I045a doors. h.. d top, 6 c~ .. ' " rond .. auto. ~ans., cruoe rontr_ d. AM /FM rilli:>, ~""' tap• ~doal tres, wr.te Stock H 683!11. 1 doors. hard IIIJ, 4 drive, c~.. buck~ 1980 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 1914 FORD BRONCO II WAS w~ Up To 48 Months Terms, Most Units DrasticaiiJ Reduced For This Sale. '9395 1985 FORD ESCORT '9795 ·~ Stack I 66911. 2 dooo. lront wtleel dnve, 4 cyt.. air rond.. aula. rans.. PS. PB, AMIFM radil . .tt«e wato. WAS NOW 10,395 '5M5 WAS Stocl< H67901, 2 doors, hard top, 4 wheel driv~ 4 ~ .. 4 PS, PB, AMIFM rill~. sterOl tap~ radi~ twes, btJcllet seals. ~ngwide l!e!l. gauges, siding rear ~as1 On Most Used Cars & Trucks This Weekend Only! speed, !land. ~IWIS. PS. PB. bucket !eals. WAS NOW Stod< H 64591, 2 doors. 6 ~. ao rond, 4 speed t18ns., PS, PO. cruise cmtrot, AMIFM rodil, !leroo tape, ll!di~ tires, gauges, 9 5 0 Financing • 0 Available driv~ 4 rat!~. cyt., ow cond, 5 speed, PB. AMIFM MS 1.97 NeT wt 6 '7595 '6995 1986 VOLKSWAGEN JEnA NPW York, FOidf'f" 161. 3Y>· HP lawn mower with side discharge, recoil start engine. 8" wheels. I. '8595 WAS 1982 BUICK SKYLARK 1982 DATSUN 4x4 KII\IG CAB 1913 FORD IRON CO Stod< H 63111, 4 doofl, stJtion wagon, flont wheel <l-ive, 4 ~.. ai1cood.. aula. trm, PS, PB, AMIFM radio, ~eroo t>p~ ra<li~ tires. bud<etseal1 t[).it . HR-N('W Ca llfoml11 . Sch:ltlrid ISl . 1.47 NOW WAS •••-L1J 22" Lawn Mower With Side Discharge SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS Stod< H 64151. 4 doors, tront wtleel drive, 4 cyt., oir cond., ~and. tran1. AMIFM radil. bud<ol seats. ~u UIPoll'll. Hf1"nanlh 171 and P1rrtsh: ~Ito I\ FlniPt t6l , Flschff m and Boorr. WLaPoint 12.:11 . L-Sutton 12-5l . HRI- Dt."'rolt , WhitalU'I" 1.1. Parrtlh Om: N...... 1914 FORD ESCORT 1916 FORD ESCORT Delrol Ill M·l - '7 Ill \ 813888 MILLING DIVISION t9t i111d llaa!ey : mUU('n Our Reg. 157.88 .-~ R~tl wuo:u:. Y(JJ'* tAl and Yeartr. W-Ras· IN STOCK B per/mo. OVER 200 NEW CARS & TRUCKS AVAILABLE FOR THIS SALE! m. 1.97 QNLY$22888 per/mo. C'tnchw tl - Pllln'd piE her MarioSotoon lht> B-day dlubltd llsl , ll'froll('ttvl.' to May Dt1rolt - wa~f'll tackk' Don Last('f'; Slln('d lOu r l llf"\tl: dPit"MIW tf'lds LaiTY Cunb and Ki!vln f'Orlv('!l ; w\df> l"f'll'(lj\len Tim l<nrw. and Mark Nlc!l:lb. Sl . Loob - StjOlf'd JU&rd Drrt'k Kmnard. Ptlt!hnxh - Stgr«< fm'· a!n"ff l drh'I\Siv£' 0ur 1986 FORD BRONCO II tUSBl.l -NUNdNattArdllblld ro.ch and Eddli!- MIUPr aulltanl COICb. SHRUBS • Stock #6805 1986 F-150 PICK-UP ~ OFF ~~ALL 1 47 per/mo. (Nikero3-.,l. 7::fip.m. Oie• {()avis 2· t 1at Tarooto tSI:IPb().6t , 25°/o ALL GARDEN TOOLS $12651 ONLY per/mo. ......,•• o_.. (.U 1\naiUJI') MllwauEe ( N~I!II 4-11 at 0Pve1and l:w:k Kf'lvln Mlddlr1oo. ... 26 Tlll-.,'aRMab W•- 25°/o 1986 RANGER PICK-UP 1986 FORD ESCORT Bllttn'IOrfo 8, Oakland 6 Deuotl1, cat&fornla 4 New York 2, SE>aniP 0 EN CENTER RECOMMENDS .. , . . IYJ ~ 21 !1..'13 Z! 24 ,(Ill 2~ 2l :w ,t;7 3 a.•.... OUR REGULAR PRICE '"· 992-2115 BEACH VACATION WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW CAR OR yo•..-· DURING THE MONTH OF MAY! HURRY, WHILE ·SELECTION IS GOOD! W l Pet. Gil Dl4$ - Ntw York T"" Calif 50°/o OFF 110 Mod"-Y ,..,., """ "'""' --- -------- ''. ~li 8 Sl . LoulJ 1111 Clndnrwll San [)k>aQ at Phladt>lphla Atlanta at Chlcaao San FI'IIK.'bco at Nrw York. nlflhT Los Anf!'les at Pttt&OArgn, n~~t~t Montnoal at HOIIIlOn, lighT AMI'JtK:AN li!:AGUE T""""" OPEN DAILY 10·9; SUN. 12-b Jfi!IIY BAkER, IN STOCK .. -· ~@nation @mpany ~ .4$3 Z5 .4U! •aww ALL TREES ... 6 12 ~ 18 b9l 21 .M'J 2~ 21 .w :n~ 22 ~22 3 ,..,...,........ Mlw""' Are you in need of job skills? The Adult. Education Center at TriCounty Vocational School may be able to start you on the way to a rewarding job through one of its 12 Adult Voca tional Programs. There will be a meeting at the Pomeroy Community Action Agency offi<e, 117 West Second St. on Wednesday, June 4th at 2:30 p.m., to explain the programs as well as finan<ial aid available. i: OO: 9:1111 .m 111 25 .m 13 16 :w .400 13~ 16 2li .lll lf~ 26 l4 14 24 22 17 ..... Sat. and Sun. Mat. 2:00 Sut. Midni~ht, l!:tiO OFF~~- Your e1001 *Itt 1M really movln' " top IP"d for H.. rty ... hlgh quality, nutrttloul chunks · '*ttatnlfiG a hNttJ' 21 ~ protein content to http gl.. your 11810-wortllfiG, h~laylng 11811 extra energy and gr"t htattnl ...,., lblton - Ua U) l u ~ l) :"oblr Mistique third . fiU~- to h'f'r ft r st u-m in four starts - Hou1ton At!arila lB ~ -...a.m.. OPPORTUNITY. KNOCKING marc at the track this year. <~ra~sy KnoU ~~.:as S('('"ond and Potrka \-\'a~·, Dlcl Blur Hoos ier .:md Jen) Ed WE'rr thr first thr((• ... "'" ........ 18 .581 f..JI,B::rip.m, $1 i5, "JAKE SPEED IS FUN!" 'hr nin ~< ~ PhUa New York$, I.M AnRflet2 PhDaOC.JpNa 5. San FranctJoo 4 ......,., G~m~a CAl"'"'- EDJ') Atlanta IMahler 4-4 1at Chll:-ago rSanOOrIIOn 'l·'lt, ·U~p.m. Los Angt>les l!it>rabs.-r ~~at Ptttst.u1 h IBk>ltdl l-11, 7:!1 p.m. San~ !Show 3-21 aTPhlladrlphta IK. Groll !61. 7:.1\ p.m. San Francbco ll.aCCII!I ~ l ) 81 Nl"W Ycl"k 1~12-0 1, 7:3.ip.m, St. l.ouJI IBumsHJl atClnciiiMII tllmny 3-5l. ~: :II p.m Montl1'al !Smith l-4 1 1u Houston (SroH $2 25 , Starts Fri da y, May 30, 1986 u .132 - lJ Cncnntl GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE RDS WLI"d.GB Nf'W York MOI'llrt'al San Fran LA Short Cirrui t Ev•nin gs 7:10 : 9: fu Also on mu11 todav at Rolancl <.:ubra Sat. and Su n. Mat. 2: 10 Ca rros Stadium wili tfo i\o. l. l'oltrr~eist II Sat. Midnight, 12 : 10 Anders .ldn:>d of Sweden, who pla~·s fellow oountl)'man Llf Stenlu nd . ancl i\o. 7Kat hy Hlnaldi d the Unitro Slates. Rinaldi faces South Mrican Rn,a]\·n Fairbanks. r - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ j _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Scioto Downs cm.UMBt..:S. Ohio I urr I Becken llcck~·. a smaller-tha n· nwm al thrN·· ~·ea r-otd tmw•r, ~-on het: first .. race uf th~ season ThuNla\ rught. tying a track rf'\'Ord fur a trotting fill\'. T t ainrr Jnt.l drin•r Dan All•r. who had to bu~ n speci<.il sulky ;Jnd h<!rllf'SS for lkkrn Flr'<'k~· . guiciNI l,tsl ;.·rar·., top ••nphomorf' trolling ~!II :!HI Pn r r Pofi(y dr<•~pnl a spt so far. and nf'lthrr is to toda)·. !.end! hils lost 18 .. F:dq !' l' ll The Daily the Best Seller Read the Majors Bar gom Mo!Hree .., ... l/1 /100 H!Cl< S SlltiPFiiCPlAIA Bost on rofft~·tiwl~· oo'f'd Dlll th<' larwr HnrkPts onil frrqurntlv hml :-.1rond and thi1·d opJxWtunitil•s off tht' offrnsi\'f' tx;ards. The\ also ~~~·mic~J Hou ~ t o n 's drfrns(• with hrisk ba ll mowmrnt that of!Pn had ;dl fi'l:'t' Celtic!' touching the> ball in the sa me play. Sampson mlss ro part of th<· .c:({'ond qu t~rll' r wh1m IH' tT{'Civrd a ru I umlrr his ll'ft eye and wa s given fin• stitches . likl'!~· LlnPS! t> r t' Ll 'I'~IJur~ Ohio ·Scoreboard f}: _ Lou I- - - - - - - - - - - - L - - - - - - - - - - A d m rs~ior~ Tops seeds mt>et today in French Open 1 sc<'Ond. but EfiS ca me right back at 4-31l'fOT1' dmpplng to 5<1 onr inning later. 111C' Cf'illng fin"lly ca vro in a East ern 's elrama lie cinderella bid "'Leesburg erupted for six runs In til<' fift h framr and ten ru ns in the sixth as F: HS c~Jm mittro srvcn rosU y f' ITO I'S. Friday, May 30, 1986 N!M '7895 The Ohio Valley's Auto Warehouse Stod< i 66561. 2 doc1; hard top. Y-8 '" cond .. vinyl root, autO trans.. PS, PR c~u~e OJII!roi,.AMI FM radoo, ~erot tap~ radiallrres. WAS NOW '4995 "Servin~ '3995 You Better" �Pomeroy-Middl The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Beat of the bend By BOB HOEFLICH Sentmel S&all Wrller The Joppa Methodist Church congregation In· vltes you to v1slt the Joppa church at 7: 30 on Sunday evening to . hear ~rry Taylor. · In c as e it dOesn't ring a bell, Taylor Is the man whc crossed America on crutches. He has been feted by mayors, governcrs, Vice Preside nt Bush and President Reagon. He wa s the Jaycees outstanding young man and Parkersburg Man of the year. He wlll relate his ex~rlences of the long, hard walk. The c hurch ~pie feel hcncred to have such a speaker and cordially Invite you to drop by and share. You c an still make reservations for the C hester High School Alumni Banquet and Dance. The annual event wlll be he ld June 7 at the Chester Eleme ntary School with the banquet to be at 6: 30 · and the dance at 9. Reunion classes · are 1921, 19:!i, 1031, 19:li, 1941, 1946, 1951, and 1956. Mus ic for dancing · Will be by the True Country Band . You can call Maxine Whitehead, 378-6294, or Nellie Parker at 9&'>-3890. to makeyourreservatlons. Maye Mora is also a charter member of the Statue of UbertyEllis Island Foundation, Inc., and has received the tiflclal commern· oratlve Invitation to attend celebra· tlons July 3-6 In New York City when the restored statue will be unveiled. Knowing gentle Maye, doesn't It figure that she wruld be a supportive member of such a group? Ruby Hysell Is confined to St. Jo5eph Hospital In Parkersburg where she has undergone knee surgery. You can send cards to room 238. The zip Is 26101 And tn the birthday comer, we contact the Racine Department Store or the VUlage Cut Rate Store. Hours of the activity will be trom 9 a.m. to 5 p .m. and Into the bargain merchants will also be doing a Father's Day promotion. The Scipio Fire Department wlll be staging a garden tractor pull at the fire houseonSundaybeglntngat I p.m. with three classes, 900, 1000 and 1100 pounds to pull. Trcphles wll1 be awarded and to further enhance the event, the department wll1 have homemade Ice cream oo hand. have ... SUNDAY HARRJSONVI!JE Scipio Township Volunteer Fire Depart ment Is sponsoring a garden tractor pull Sunday , starting a t 1 p .m ., at the fire house in Harrtsonvllle. Three pulling clasSI'S - 900, 1000 and 1100 pounds. Entry fee $3. Admiss ion at the gate Is 50 cents. Trophies are being sponsored by Rutland Furniture. MORNING STAR Fourth -annual Georgt> Holter Jr., fa mily reunion Sunday a t 1 p .m . at home of Jim and Karen Holter Werry, Morning Star, Court St. Road. All tamlly and friends Invited to basket .dinner reunion; Werry will prepare barbequed chtc ken . Those a ttend · :tng to take pictures, storie s and ·other Ite ms of family Interest. !tl t JACKSON PIKE · RT.!I5 WEST Phone 446·4524 BARGA !.~ Mmm SATURDAY I SUNDAY · ALL SEATS 11.50 ADMI SS ION EYERY TUESDAY 12 .50 ~AY 30 thru JUNE_!j FRlOAY thru THURSOAV ~ yearbook. roll call members named theirFor favorite outdoor sport. A report was given on the sprtng confermce at Rodney attended by four members. Officer were reelected for another year and Include, Nancy Morris, president; Mrs. Blackston, vice president; Peggy Houdashett, secretary; Su· sle Abbott, treasurer; Peggy Harrls, reporter; and Clarice Kennedy, historian. A picnic will be held at the Roadside Park on Route33,Junel9, 6:00 p.m. A meeting wlll be announced for the group to work oo the year book. The state convention wlll be held at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel In Columbus with the Zanesllle league to be host, Oct. 14 and 15. Theme Is "Prcud of Our Past and Pride In Our Future." The traveling prize donated by Susie Soulsby was won by Mrs. Blackston, whose ~hostess for the meeting was Mrs. Harris. r-;=========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,- POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE FOR WALKING CAR,RIERS IN MIDDLEPORT GRANT STREET AREA AND NORTH SECOND STREET AREA Ray Ritts Ph. 915-4100 Chester MIDDLEPORT BOOK SIORE Church & Ollice SuPPlies ' . GIFTS 99 Mitt St. Middleporl Pol'[leroy, Ohio secretary, and Cathertne Welsh 1 and Erma Smith, treasurers. The 1- (row's Family Restaur111t new offlcers .wlll be Installed at the June meeting. Mrs. Pullins had the prayer to open the meetlrig, Members wlxl worked In the Pappy Day project were thanked and It was noted that proceedsweregoodwlththerncney to be used for veterans and veterans' chUdren during the year. Delegates to the summer conference and department convention were named and Include Mrs. Roush, Veda Davis, and Mrs. Welsh, delegates; and loretta Tiemeyer, Pearl Knapp, and Julla Hysell, alternates. Jerutlfer Cwch, delegate to Buck. eye Girls Slate will give her report at the June meeting. It was noted that the juniors have reached goal In membership. Refreshments were served by Iva Powell. "F,.Itlllf ICt•lldg FMI Ctkk••" Missionary meeting The name of Margaret Jones Stewart of Merlitt Island, Fla. was unintentionally omitted from the listing of out-of-county Pomeroy High School graduates returning for tbe alumni banquet Saturday night. POMEROY- The Tim Morrison Trio, Huntington, wlll present special music at the First Southern Baptist Church, Sunday, 7:30p.m. The trio attends the Highlawn Baptist Church In Huntington. The Rev. Lamar O'Bryant, pastor, Invites the !llbllc to enjoy the night of gospel music. The church Is located between Meigs High School and Salisbury School on Pomeroy Pike. ORANGE1WP -Orange T ownship trustees meet B p.m.,Mooday, home r1 Clerk Dorothy Calaway. POMEORY- Meigs Local Band Boosters meet 7 p.m . Monday at the high school band room. RACINE - Racine Chapter 134, Order of Eastern Star, meets 7:30 p.m. Monday; refreshments. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Garden Club meets 7: 30 p .m . Monday, rose garden r1 Arthur and Beulah Strauss. Following garden tour; business meeting, mreshments, at Middleport Presbyterian Cllurch. MIDDLEPORT Middleport Garden Club meets Monday 7: ll p.m., Presbyterian Church. Hostesses Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, Mrs. Dorothy Roller and Mrs . John Davis. CwncD to meet Ru lland Vlllage Council wlll meet June 3 at 7: 30p.m . a t the Rlltland Civic Center . Danoo ~ Rt.JTLAND - A danCF wlll be held at the Rutland Civic Center Friday from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Music wlll be provided by Flashback and admission wm be $2 a s ingle, and $3 for couples. New officers were elected at the Tuesday night meeting the American Legion Atp~Ulary, Drew or ~et;:t;, Post :ll, Pomeroy, held at ~:~ ~::U:~:U~ Breakfast held Members of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Amer ican legion, and Its Auxiliary who have been faithful tn assisting with parties at nursing homes we re honored at an awards breakfast he ld a t Shoney's In Point Pleasant. Several patches and field service bars and pins were awarded and a trophy was presented to Trlsha Tobias, Little Miss Poppy, Awards went to Virgil and Gerry Parlons, Fred Hanel, Fred Gibbs, Ve lsla Roush, Sue Little, Erma Hendric ks, Etta WUI, Carol Rose, J e an Gilmore, Gall Ferry, Trlsha Tobias, Shelly Fox, Grace Welch, Becky Tyree, Mary Clark, Elleen Snyde r, and Phyllis Bl'ake. Several others we r e unable to attend the breakfas t. r,:;::;::;::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;il ·REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS ~~~~l~~:nt'd ju81 rail POMEROY FLOWER SHOP • fJII' .<ioon.to ....... ~. illft' .....,.." USE THE U.S. POSTMAN TO DO YOUR BANKING! We Pay The Postage Both --... . EOPLES BANK llanki111 On Mason County's Future m.tm Jlh SOWI 'it"W lb"en· W. Vat. ~~~t-ms M-Iler FDIC .... . 992-5141 OillROI. Rf'Y. W. H. Pmin, School Supt. Chw-cb Scmol 9: lla.m.; W!I'Sh!p Senile IO:l1 a.m. CJdr rehtarsal , 'fuesday, 7:lJ p.m . . - dlr<dlon or Lois Burt. POMEROY OilJROI OF 1liE NAZA· RENE. Ca-ner l1nlon and llflllben'y, Rf'Y. Thlmu Glon McClung, paslor. Norman Presley, S. S. Supt., Sunday School, Ul a.m.; 11101'111111 worship lll::lla.m.: evmlngse-vlce 6 p.m.: mid-week sm1ce Wedneoday, 7 p.m. atACE EPISalPAL OllJRO!, l!6 E. Main St. Pl>meroy. Sunday oervlcos: Holy oomm.unlon on the fln!lt &lnday oteach m::mth. and combtned with morning Jr&yer m the lhlnti Sunday. Morning praY<"' andse-rmnon all Olhor Sundays d I he 1111n1h. Cllurch Sct!oOI and Nuroery caro provided. CdiE<. hour In lhe Par1sh HAll lmrrodi.>,.Iy lollow1ng lhe se-vlce. POMEROY OllJRQI OF O!RIST. 212 W. Main St. NeU Prooc!!OOI, pastor. Bible School 9::1! a.m.: Morning worship, ll::Jla.m.; Youth nwllnp, 6:00pm.: Evftllng worship, 7:00 p. m. Wedne9day night fl"ayw meeting and Rlhlf. IlNdy. 7:00p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY, 115 Bun..-nut Avo., Pl>meroy. Mrs . Dora Wlnlng In dtarge. ~y holJneso< ~g. 10 a .m.: ~ y !idlool, 1():;1] a.m. Sunday SciMlol, YPSM IJ<Bo Adams, leader. 7: ;I] p.m Salvallotl """'lng, variouo speakers and musk' specials. 'llllrldly, U::ll a.m. to 2 p.m. ~...ad~~~!!~ HotriP l.ea!luo, rnornbrrs In c11art1<. aU """""' invlltd: u; p.m. Thunday, Capo ~ Oasss IYoong F<ople>BINel, 7::11 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer meetlnR. qM!1 to thP public POMEROY WES!'SIDE 01\JRQI OF OIR!ST, llZIIiChildren 's Homo Road !County Road 'Ill I. !!12-SI:Jl. Vocal music. Sunday Wor~hp I! a.m.: Bible Study II a.m.; Wa-shJp, 6 p. m. W~~~~Siu.:ly, 7p.m. OLD D Bllii..E QIRIST'IAN CHUROI, Alvin Curt~ . pastor; LJnda &Wan, Sup<. Sunday Sctool 9: ll a.m.; I""'cl\lng s..-. >ire!. lint and !hint Sunday following 9.uday SChool. Youth llle(>Ung. 7:JJ p.m. t"\.ft')' Sun· day. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Pree chlnjit 9:30a.m. tint and St>COnd, Sun · days of tach month : thrd and toorth Sun · da y e-a chmon th,worshlp smtces at 7:30 p. m.; Wednesda y evenlliJii:S at 7:30 p.m . P rayer a nd Bible Study. SEVENTH·DA Y ADVENTIST, Mulb· tendt'fll. Rh o nd<~ Markin . Sabba th Sch ool (2) 1985 MERCURY COUGARS V-8, auto. trans., air, speed control, tilt wheel, · AM/Fill stereo, rear defroster. FOlD M0101 COMPANY FAC101Y CAIS 1985 OLDS CUTLASS 2 DR. SUPREME Speed control, tilt whul, power windows & locks, AM/FM stereo, rear defroster. Sharp. 10.25°1o 10.25°1o A.P.R. A.P.R. 1985 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 4 DR. 1985 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA 4 DR. Auto. trans., air cond., speed control, tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo, tutone paint. BROUGHAM Air cond.. speed & tilt wheel. power windows & locks, AM/FM stereo. bf-Rin s a t 2 p.m. oo Saturda y with worship 1985 FORD LTD 4 DR. 10.25°lo A.P.R. 1984 FORD ESCORT WAGON Auto. trans .. air con d., P.S., P.B.• luggage rack, radio. A.P.R. 1984 fORD T-BIRD TURBO 1985 FORD T-BIRD 1985 ESCORT 2 DR. A.P.R. 4 sp. trans., radio. a.m. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Lystoo Halley, mlnlstf'r. William Snouffer, Sun da y School Sup!. Sunday Sdl oo l, 9:30 i!. .m . : Morning Worship 10:.tl a .m. Jack Net>ds, Sunday School Dlr[l('tor. Sun da y School , 9: .'II a.m .; Morn ing Worship . 10:45: t"'/enlng worship, 7:00p.m. ~ D . S . T .1 & 7:30 j£ ,S.T.): Wednesda y Prayf'r Sf'r· vice, 7: 00 p.m. ID.S.T.I & 7:30P.M. lE .S. T.l: Mission Friends ~ ag es 2-61, Royal Ambassadors (boys af(PS 6-18), and Girls In Action taf!PS &IS) on Wfdn€'Sdays, 7 p. , m.ID.S.T.l & 7: 30p.m. !E.S.T. I; Tu esday Vtsua tton , 6:30p.m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bal · ley Run Road, Rev. Emmett Rawson , ~s · tor. Handley Dunn , !iUpL Sunday School. IOa.m.: Sunday('ve nlng servlce, 7: 30p.m. ; Bible tea chlnR. 7:30p.m. Thursda y. SYRACUSE MISSIO N, CHm,- Sl., Syracu:fJto. Sttrvl cPS. 10 a.m. Sunday . EvenIn fit servlcPS Sunday and W00nt>Sdayal7:00p MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN liNtoN, R•v. K• llh Eblin . pastor . Sunday School 9:30 a .m., Wad (' H1yman. supl. : Mornln g Worshlp,10:30a. m.: Sunday cvcnlnfit service 7:30 p.m.: Wednesday Prayer Meellng, 7:30p.m. llfl'. MORIAH CHURCH OF GO D, Racine-. Rt>v. Jam f's Salterfle\d, paslor. Freeman Williams. Supt. Sunday School 9 : 4 ~ a.m.: S ~nda y a nd Wednesday eve-nIRA !ervlces, 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Comer Slxlh and Palmer. Earl Eden. Pa stor. Ray Fields, S.S. Supt. ; Dan Riggs, Asst. Supt. Sunda y SChool. 9:15 a.m.; MornlnR Worahtp, 10:15 a .m.; Sunday Evening service, 7 p.m. Youth meellng, 1: 3() p.m. Wednesday: PVenlng se'!'VIce- 7 p. m.; Choir practice 8 p.m. FOlD M0101 COMPANY FAC101Y CAl 10.2 solo A.P.R. 1 0.2 5°/o A.P.R. ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO ANY FURTHER THAN PAT HILL FORD, Inc. 461 S. THIRD AVE. RUTLA ND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - SI1!E.>r Harrle ll Warner , Sup!. Sunday m. A.P.R. 10.2 solo at 3: 15. Eve-ryon e wf"l · FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Pomeroy Plkt . E. Lamar O'Brya nt . pastor: 10.25°lo V-8, air cond., AM/FM, tilt wheel, power windows. followln ~ FOlD M0101 COMPANY FAC101Y CAl 1 0.25°/o 4 cyl. turbo coupe, 5 sp. trans., AM/FM, cassette. tilt wheel, speed control, power windows & locks. Less than 16,000 miles. come. SChool9:30 a .m .; Mom lng'Wor shlp. 10:45 10.25°1o A.P.R. service Air cond., AM/FM, power windows & locks, rear deffoster, speed & tilt wheel. lluon. W. Va. TIS-IIIC --~-~ - . W. Va. "S1ning Families" 264 S. 2nd, Middleport erry Hrlgt1ts Road . Pomeroy . Lt>roy Bruch, Pa stor ; &l bbath School Superln - funrral or vllil ' FUNERAL HOME . -iiiiJ.mY PAT _HILL FORD, INC. HAS THE FINEST LATE MODEL USED CARS IN To Mmd • huutlfully ~trranll{f'nwnl, Rawlings-Coats-Blower puler, !loWe Bock, Sunday Ky. and her niece, Cathering Brown, were Monday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abels, Bald Knob Road, Long Bottom. - MIDDLEPORT, OH. Prescription!. Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF cHRIST, !Hh and Main. Bob Mt'llon. minister. AI Ha rtson, assoc. min Isler; Mlke- Gerlach. SUnday School ' SuperintendeD!. Bible School 9:l) a.m.: Morning Worship JJ :30 a .m. Evrning Worship 7:00p.m. Wedn~ ­ day, 7:00p.m. Prayer meE-ting. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF' TilE NA· :tAR ENE, Co-pa stors Rev. Olarles Cwle and Rev. Nancy Coylt>. Bill White, Sunda y School Supl. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; l!lori\IDI Worship 10:30 •·.!11·' EvangeiiSIIc meetlnll 7:00p.m. Wodn .. day, 7:00p.m. Prayer meetlna; . UNITDI PIII!!IBYTERIAN MINI!!TRY OF Ml!lll8 COIJM'Y Rov. KenWIIIIn..., HARR1SONVn.LE PRI!!IBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday: Worship Serv ices 9:00a .m.; Church School 10:15 a.m.. MIDDLEPORT PRI!!IBI'TERIAN sunday School, 9 a.m.; Church service, If!: II o.m. , THE DAILY SENnNEL Middleport· m Pomeroy, 0 . over so-called animal rights, conceming the GRAVELY TRAUOR SALES unnecessary or inhumane killing of some Equipment Sales arid Serv•ce Rutland, Ohio 4S77S J. Wm . "Bill" Brown, Owner Ph0nei61C) 742·1777 Pometog Flowet Shop I fl011115 fOI IVIIY OCUIIOR (6141992-2039 Dl' 111141992-5721 106 llltt•nut lw1., Plttnlfoy, Oh: Agencg, Inc; the (@) CourthoUH POMEROY OHI0-992-6677 mals for use in laboratory experiments and the ex- WAID CROSS Brown's Are & Across from species, as well as the method of procunng ani- ... 0. 804 W. Main 991·2318 . Complete ~ - ~. Automotive · ·· ~ Service Lllcust & Beech Street 991-9921 Middleport ~ we Fill Doctors' m ELLIS & SONS SOHIO PIIARMAcY . -~ E 992-5432 Mrs. Bernice Beck of Grayson, 991 ·3315 SWISHER &UJHSE NI~!~~RDWAR~I Homelite Saws The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. TEAFORD REALTY , P. J. PAULEY, AGENT FAITH INSISTS THAT ALL OF GOD'S Nationwide Ins. Co. , 216 S. Second ot Columbus, Pomero-y . '. CREATURES HAVE RIGHTS .' . .• Pomeroy here is a continuing world-wide controversy 228 W. Main St., Poll!lrDy Visitors named Pomeroy RIDENOUR IF INTERESTED IN DELIVERING THE DAILY SENTINEL, PLEASE CALL 992 •215 '· ~===============~~~==~ Special program POMEORY- The Meigs Local Band Boosters wll1 have a pop can collection drive Mooday. Cans can he taken to the Metgs High School oond room between 8:30 and 10 a .m . Monday or residents may call 002-3158 tor pickup. Auxiliary has meeting JohnF . Futtz,Mgr. Ph. 992-2101 992-5130 Pomeroy Omitted ~pie fall In IJve In uA\(i NEW YORK _ ~: /~ ~.§l!· Cl01HING tiJUSE ·lvo,) . . ICERMIT'SKORNER 214E . Main The newly organized Racine Merchants Association Is turning into a lively bunch! On Saturday, June 14, the group wlll stage a sidewalk sale, a flea market and an Ice cream wclal oo Third St. Flea market and craft ~pie Interested In taking part c an MONDAY 12. A report on clothing purchased tor some needy chlldren was given when the Middleport ChUd Conservatlon League met recently at the home r1 Helen Blackston. The group enjoyed a hike and wetnerroast lnconjunctlonwtth the meeting. Susie Abott gave devotlons reading, "My Son, My Son", a poem dedicated to her In her president; Mlldred Hudson, second vice president; Frankie Hunnell, CHESHIRE - Vacation Bible school wUI be held at the Sllver Run Baptist Church, Monday through June 6 from 6 to Beach evening. · PAGEVILLE A spaghetti supper Saturday, 5 to 7 p.m ., PagevUle town hall. Sponsored by Scipio Senior Citizens and Scipio Township Fire Department Ladles Auxilia ry, dinne rs wlli be $3.50 for adults and $1 .75 for c hildren unde r This Message and CAruth USED CARS, INC. " MEIGS nRE \ \ CEN1ER, INC. A missionary meeting wlll he held Wednesday at 7:30p.m. at the Pagevllle Townhouse. Dorothy Conrad wlll be the speaker. The Rev . David Farrell, pastor, Invites the }:llbllc. FRIDAY RlJrLAND . - Hymn sing, Rutland Freewill Baptist Church, saturday, 7 p.m. Page-6· Science has confirmed that older the same way as teen-agers. Funny, I never thought otherwise. Do keep smlling. POMEROY - Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club sponsor open dance a t Royal Oak Park Recreation Building Friday from 8 to 11 p .m. Caller Da le Eddy. SI. Friday. May 30. 1986 Mrs. Gladys Williams whc wlll celebrate her OOth birthday on June 2 and would enjoy receiving cards from her friends .. Her address Is 60095 State Route 124, Reedsvllle, Ohio 45712; Donna Reibel ShatowUI mark a birthday on June I; her daughter, Kristen, on June 7, and DoiUla and her husband, Jim, wlll mark their wedding anniversary at their Gallipolis hOme on June 6; Nettle Hayes, Middleport, and Evelyn DeVault, Wllkesvllle, will both observe birthdays on June 4. Community calendar I area happenings SATURDAY SYRACUSE- Barbara's School of Dance, Sy racuse, wlll present a spring recital " Ry thym of the Night," Saturday, 7:30 p .m ., at Southe rn High School. Admission ) fXrERIENCE THf JOY Of RELIGION Child ~nservation League has meeting Special speaker set The Daily Sentinel Page 7 rt,Ohio liR tent to which these procedures are vital to the advancement of medical science . Wh il e no one anti Rurlt Ann Snpl .; Snnda y School 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, 11 a. m.; Sunda y evflnin gsprvkf' denies that a great deal of progress has res ulted 7: 30 p.m. Prayer M•••'" •· wron e<d" . 7:30p.m. from this work with anima ls, t here have been insYRAcusE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. Grocenesnon·PI' ntf'rosla l. Worship Sf'rvic(' Sunda y II S I. Memorial Or. Pomeroy Generat Merchandise Stances of bizarre and Cruel experiment s which ap10 a.m.; Sunday School II a.m. Evening worship servil'£' 7: 00 p.m . Wedn esda y 992-2104 Ractne 9-49-2SSO parently serve no worthwhil e purpose and subject prayor moellng 7:00p.m. ~rr . HERMON UNITED BRE:I'HR EN th em t o muc h needl ess s uf fering. We have learned tN CHRIST CHURCH. Lor atro rn Texas F'OREST RUN BAPTI ST. Rrv . Nyleth t G d d 11 f f 1·f Communily otr Cl. Rt. 82. Rev . Rofx>rt Borden. pastor. Co rn elius Bunch, supt . a 0 rna e a Orms 0 I e On earth, and While Sand• rs. pastor. Jofl Holter. lay leader: Sunday School 9:.10 a .m.; Second aod He gave man dom inion over the animals, th is au Ed Roush. Sunday School Sup t. Sund ay "(ourth Sun days wo rship se-rvJrp at 2:30 p. I04 E. MAIN ST., PO AllOY School 9:.10 a.m.; mornln,~>: wo·rshlp and m thority does not give people the right to torture Chi ldren's Chu rc h. 10 30 a.m.: ev!'lling MT. MORIAH BAPTI ST, Fourth and p r~ching service on the ~ffond and Main St .. Middleport. Rev . Glltx-r1 Crai g, them . At your House of Worship, you wil l a cquire fonrth Sund ays " 7:.10 P m.; Christi an En · Jr .. pastor. Mrs. F. rv ln Baum ~a rdner . d€'avor on thl:' firs! and third Sundays at Sunday School Sup!. Sunday SchoolS: 30 a 7 · SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY . the lOVe and COmpaSS iOn needed to help abo!ish :.10 p.m. W!'dn.s<ln.v pra yer m""llng and m.: Worship St>rv lce-. 10 :45 a.m. Bible study, 7:.10 p.m. SlCCESS ROAO CHURC H OF CHRIST 0 S Sch TERIAN unday ool. I a .m .; these excesses against the a n imal s, which ale the CHURCH OF' GO D OF PROPHECY . - .Jos(>J>h B. Hoskin s. t'va n2t'lls t. Sunday Church ~ ervl ce. 11: 15 a.m. Loca ted on 0 . J . Wh llf> Road of Hi£hway Aihlf> Sludy ~a . m .; Worship, 10 a.m.; SunRUTLAND CHURQI OF GO D, Pastor. most innocent and he Ip ies's Of God' S Creatures . HilL Pal Henson, pas!o r. Suoday School 10 day evl'ning Sl'n 'icC' 6 p.m.: wro nesday John Evans. Sunda y S<'hool 10:00 a. m.: ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,;_.,;.;;;.,;;,;;,;;,,;;.;.,;;,;;,;;,;:.:,;.;;,;;:.;,;;:;.;;,;;,;__ _ _ _ _..J a.m. Cla sses lor all ~f's . Jun ior Church 11 £'V f'flln ~ srrvlcr. 7 p.m. . Sunday Morning Wors hip 11 :00 a.m. Chll · a .m.; Morn in~ worship 11 a.m. Adult NTECOSTAL ASS EMBLY . Rac ine, dren 's Chu rch 11 a.m . Sunday Evtnin J!: Choir pracllcl:' 6 p.m. Sunday. Yoona: Pro· Rt.PE124. Hoba ck. pastor. Sunday Sf'rvlce 7:00p.m. W<'d .. 6 p.m. Young La · Chu rch School 10 a.m. 1GraC£•1. E:vC'nlng worsh ip 7: 30 p.m. Wedn l"Sday pi p's. Chlldrrn's Churl'h and Adull Blblf' School 10William a.m.. Sund ay to ve-nlrl ~ serv ice 7 di M' Auxlllllry . W<'dn csday, 7 p.m. FamMOR:'-J ING STA R - Wors hip. 9: ~ ~~ a . m . : PrayPr a nd Bible Study, 7;3U p.m. Study. WNi nesday ar 7: :ll p.rri Uy Worship. . Ch urch & hoot. IO::Itl a.m.: Biblr STudv. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. HOPE BAPTIST CHAP El. . ~?O Grant p.m. Wedn rsday evt"ff i n ~ st'rv lce 7 p.m. . CARP EN TER BAPTIST. Don Ch•adl e, HAZEL CO MM UNITY OIURCH Off Thu r~da ~·. 7: :Kl p.m. 1Radt>rl. . Charl es Russell Sr .. mln lsler. Rl ck Ma· Sl., Mkldlt>por1. Afflllal<'d w\lh Southern pt. Sunday School 9: JO a.m. Mornin g Rt . 124. 3 mi!Mi from Porlland -l.oog Bot· 11!-'.C'I:\'E WESLEYAN - Chu r'('h ~hool. rn mbl>r . supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; Baptist Convent ion. David Bn.•an, Sr .. Ml · Su Worsh ip 10: 10 a.m. Pr a yE>r serv ice. a !terntom. Eds<-1 Harl . pastor . Sunday School. 1U ,1.1T1., Wurs hlp1 1<~ . m .: UMWfourl h Mon· Worship scnvko 10 ::\0 a.m. Bible sludy, nlster. Sunday School 10 a .m.: Mornlna ate Sundays . dc1, . at 7:11 p.m.; M{'n'!<i Prav.er Bn'a lda'it. Turs day • 7·. ,30 p• m· 9·• 30 a •m . ·, •" .:>~.~ nday mom in •"' prea ch Ina "' worshlp ll a:m.: EvPnin gworshlp 7 p.m.;" 10:30 a .m.. Sunda ye,•mingserv lces. 7: .J) Wf'd nf'Sda\·. 7 a.m. l{; raCf' l. REORGAN IZED CHURCH OF JE:S US W<'dn('sda y ('V('nln J!: Bib le srudy an d , . MJDDLEPORT PENT ECOSTAL. Thlrd Ave. Rev. Clark Baktr. pas tor. Ca rl Not Sl.'Tf ON - Church SChool. 9:.10 a.m.: CII RIST Of LATT ER DAY SAim'S. Pori · prayer me('ting 7 p.m. p.m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Morn ing \\:"orshlp 10:45 a.m. fi rst and th ird lan d·Ra r lnc Road. William Rou sh. pastor. BRADFORD CHURCH OF' CHRIST. Sr. tin,lithl:l m, Sunday School Supt. Sunday CHURCH. Corner Ash and Plum . Ralph Su nd<~ ,\ ·!>; F'1•llo"·shiv dinner wit h C<~rmf'l LlndCJ Eva ns. rhurch school dir e-ctor. Rt . 124 and Co. Rd. 5. Ma rk ~evers, minis· School 10 a.m. wl!h class('§ for e~ ll a ~ es . th ird Thu rsday. ti : :111 p.m. t MrGuirf' I. Church school 9: :wa .m.: Morn ing worsip Icr . Sunday SC'hoo l Sup! Harrv Hf'n· Evt>nln,g services at 6 p.m. Wednesda y BlCundiff, pastor, Sunday School 10:00 a.m.; Morn in~ Worship, 11:00 a .m.: WOOn t'Sd::l y KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Vernon 10: .10 a.m.: W('(! n('Sday t>venlng prayer drt cks,· Sunda.v Schoo\9: ,10 a.m.·. M . ornln • blrstud y at 7:3tl p.m. You th sen •lces FrtEld sen·lees, 7:30p.m. · •- I('f'S a '7 and Sa lur day Evm In ~~: ,..n· , : 30 p. - r ld ~('. mInIster: Oil vf'l' ",.,waIn..Sundav worship 10:30 a.m.; Evenin ~ worshi p 7 p.r-- day a 1 7:lJ p.m. ECCLESIA FELLOWSIUP. 128 Mill Sl .. m School Supt. Prearh\nJE 9:30 a.m. t'a<'h BETfO, EHEM BAPT IST. R€'v . Ear l W....t d . S d Shuler. pastor. Worship sen •Ice. 9:30 a.m. m. o:unes ay wors hi p 7 p.m. · un ay. ST . PAUL LUTH ERAN CHURCH. Middlf"J)ort. Broth t'r Ch uck McPh erson.. HOBSON CHRISTI AN UNIO N. Gw rJZP Sunday School IO :JO a.m. Bible Sludv an d Corn r-r Syca mort' and Serond Sts .. Po· pastor. Sunday Schoo l 10 a.m.: Sunda y MEIGS Anf'do. pas tor. Sund ay servlct>, 9:30 a.m.; prayflr se rvlcP Thursday, 7:30p.m. mNoy . The Rev. William Mlddl rs warth. £>\'{' nm ~ S£'rvicrs at i p.m. and Wedn ~ ib y s l'rdc~ at 7 p.m. f'vrnln JZ sf.'rvice 7:30 p.m. Pro..~yn mN>!i n ~. CARLETON INTE R DENO~fl NATIONCOOPERATIVE I'.UUSH AL CHURCH. Kt nos bu rv Road . Rev. Oa · pslor. s und ay-SChool 9:45 a.m.: Chu rch --' A.. ._. TI QU ITY BAPTIST. Ken nelh Smi th UNlTDI MErHOOIST CHURCH ~ 'J service 11 a.m. Wt.-uncsday, 7:JJ p.m. pastor. Sunday School 9:30a .m.: church BEI\RWAI.. LO W RI[)(;E CHURCH OF \'k:l Curfman. pastor. Sunda y School 9::11 SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr NORTHEAST CLUSTER CHRIST. Joseph B. Hosk in s, pastor. B!blr a.m.: Ralp h Carl. Sup!. EvPnlng worship Anlhony Cia nnamorf'. Ph. 9'J2.589ti. Satur · ~ t>n.-Jr£' i : 30 p.m.: youth ff'llowshlp G: 30 p. Rev. Don -'rcher Rev. Roy Deettr Class. 9: 30 a.m.; Mornln t~t: Worship 10: 30a . 7:00 p.m. Prayf'r mt>eting, Wednesda y da y Ev('nin g Mass 7 :30 p.m.: Sunda v m.: Bibl£' slud.v, Thu rsday, 7:3() p.m. FU LL GOS PEL LIGHTHOUS E, lJO<tS Re"V. Seide. lohnson m.: Evenlng Worshlp. 6:30 p.m.Thu rsday ?:OOp.m. Mass· Sam LONG BOTI'OM CHRISTIAN , Vernon · · andiO a.m. c onrt>Ss 1ons OO ·C' Hiland Road . PomC'roy. Tom KPIIy. pasALFRED - Churt'h School 9:.)') a.m.: Bl~l~~tu~~ k~~\m:. LE CO MM UNIT Y Eldridge-, pas tor: W al lace Damewood, S. half hour betorr Pach Mass. CCO r i.Js~ Ps. lor. Dann y l..1mbf'rt. S. S. Supt. Sunday Worship, 11 a.m.; UMYF6:30p.m.; UMW s s t s d S h 19 30 W hi II a.m. ~ unday . Third Tu t> ~ d ay . 7:JO p.m. Communion. CHURCH. Sund ay Schoolst>n •icf'.9:45a . ··· up . un ay.c 00 : . a.m.: ors P VICTORY BAPTIST. 52.'i N. 2nd St.. mornln.!( sl'n·tcfl at 10 a.m.: Su nda }' evrning ~Pr \'lrf' i :JOp.m. Tuf'Sda Yand Thu rs . fl rsl Sunda y. jArcht'rJ ~rv lc P , 10:.10 a.m. Middlepo rt. Ja mPs E. K('('S£1t', pas tor m.: Worship service 10:3[) a .m.. t HESTER - Worship 9 a.m.: Chu rch E\'angellsllc Serv lre 7:30 p.m. Wedn C'S · HYSEL L RUN HOLINESS CH URCH. Sunday mornlnji!: worsh ip 10 a.m. ; E\"£'n · day S<'rvicrs at 7: ll p.m. · WOR D OF FAITH . ~ I Mill St. . M~l o ­ Schoo\10 a.m.; Bib\(' Study. Thursda y. 7 p. day; Prayflr me('\ln,ll 7: 30 p.m. Thu rsday. Mik e Thompso n, New Haven. WV. pastor. I n ~ sr r.:ict:' 7 p.m.: Wf'd ncsday rve nin g port. Sunday mornin g st'rvtcr JO: 15 a.m.; m.: UMW . flr ~ l Thu rsda y, I p.m.: Co m· worship 7 p.m Vlsl!allon. Thursda y 6: ;f) ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, PomC'roy - Sunda y School al 9:lJ a .m.: Morning war· Sunday rw'ni n)il: 7:30. Thu rsd;l}' mo rn l n ~ munlon. fi rst Sund ay tArcht'r \. Harrisonv\11 (> Rd . Robrrt Pu rtell. minis· ship at 10:30 a.m.: Sunday evcntngservlre p.m. Bl_bi<' study lO a .m. W£ld n£"Sda y Pv mln ~ JOPPA - Worship 9: 30a .m.: Chu rch trr: Stf'\'£' Slanlf'y. S. S. Supl .: Bill Mr EI· at 7:30p.m. Thursda y services at 7: 30 p. MO R.'i E CHAP El. CHURCH - Ga ry 7:.\0 p.m. !'l'hool 10: .10 a.m. Blblfl Stud y Wl't.ln PS da ~·. roy, Asst. Supt.: Sundi.lySC'hOOI9:30a .m.. m. Hol!N . paslor. Su nday School. 10 a .m.. NE W HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA · 7:.10 p.m. 1Joh nson1 . Worship sp n•ire 10: lO a .m.: Ev{'nin~ worFlt EE DOM GOS PEL MISSION at Sa ld worship sflr\'ire. 11 a.m.: praye r mN'tlng. ZAR E!'iE . RE-v . Glt> ndon Slrw d. pastor. LONG BOITOM - Church Srhool 9:.10 ! hlp ~ unda y7 p . m . a nd Wt.>dn f.osda~.7p. m . Knoh, located ttl Cou nty Road 31. Rev. 7:.l0 p.m. Thursday. a .m.: Worship 7 p.m.: Blblr Stud v. Wed· Lawre-n('f Glue5t:'nca mp, pastor. Rev. LIVI NG WORD CHESTER CHURC H Sunday S('hool 9: 311 a.m.; Worship serv irP. ST. JOHN LUT HER AN CHUBCH. Pin1• n {'Sda~· . 7: )) p.m.: UMYF . Wf'd ilfSda y, RoRer Wl lllord, ass1. pastor. Preaching OF GO D _ Gll tK>rl Spmre r. pastor. s un · 10:30 a .m.; Yout h Sf'rvlce Sunday 6:15 p. Grovr . .Th r Rf:'\ '. \\'Ill la m Mlddleswarth , m. Sundayf>vrn lnl!'Sf'n"iC'f' 7:00 p.m. Wed · 6:00 p.m.: Comm union Firs t Sunday, pas lor. Chu rrh snv i('(' 9: .lOa .m.: Sun da v s£' rVIC'E'S Sunday 7:30p.m. Prayer mE!E't ln g day School 9: 30 a .m.; Mom in ~ servlcP nPSday Praypr Mrr lln£ a nd Blb lt' Studv IA rchf>r l. Srhool to:JO a.m. · Wedn e-sday. 7:30 p.m., Gary Gritftlh, S d In 7 10: 00 a.m.: un a)' e\'l'n I{Serv 1Ct' : 00 P· 700 pm · BRA DBl.: RY CHURCH OF' 0/ RIST. lea dcr . '\'outh grou ps Sunday evf'ntng al H EED~ VIl. LE- Ch urr h School 9::10 a. NEA SE SE:I'TLEM ENT CHURCH. Su nJohn Wrl,l! hl , pas tor. S und a ~' Srhoo \9: 30 a. 6:30 p.m. with Roger and Violet Wll\ford, m.: Mld·ll'et"k prayer S('Miic£' Wf'dn esda y m.; Worship S<-rv iC(' II: 00 a.m. j 0('(' \C'rl. 7 TUPPE RS PLAI NS ST. PAU L m.: La rry Hay ncs. S. S. Supt. Morning ll'aders. Co mmunion serv ice fi rst Sunday OLI VE CO MMUNITY CH URCH . da y afl£>rn ooo Sf'n 'kt'S al 2:30. Thursda y M.' C'n ln ~ srrvtc('S a! 7: :ll. Chu rc h School 9: a.m , W01 shlp 10 a .m , worship lO:JO a.m. {'ach moo th. B h M F 1 s WHITE'S CHAPEl.. WESLEYAN Lawren('f us • pas1or. ax o mer, r. RAC INE OIURCH OF' THE :'-01\ZAF'!RST BAPTIST CHURC H. Mason. W. Bib\£' Slud) . Tu f'sda~ . 7 30 p m . UMW. Supt. Sunday School and1 Mornin g W7orship Va. Pas tor. Bill Mu fl)h ~·· Sund ay School'lO Third Tu t'Sday. 7 JO p m Communion CHURCH _ Coolv iii• RD. Rev. Phillip Rl RE NE. R£'\'. Llo yd D_Gr Imm, J r., pas I or. s d ..,. 1 m 9·: 30 a.m.; un ay even ngs v ce, P- .: a.m.: Sunday C'\'f'nin 2 7: 30 p.m. Praye r Ora Bass. Cha irman nf thP Board of Chris- dcnour. pastor. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; First Sunda y IArch<>rl . tlan Llf<'. SundaySchool 9: 30a .m.: Morn · wo rship service 10:30 a.m.; Bible- study Youth mee llng and Blblt" Stud y. Wed nfS fTl('("tlng and Blbl€'st udy Wt'dnesday, 7:30 CENTR.U. CLUSTER p.m. Everyon r wt'iro ll'l('. Rev . Jamt>S E. Corbitt ing worship 10:30 a.m.; ('van~Plls llc S£'r· an d worship serv lcfl, Wed nesday, 7 p.m . FAITH CHURCH, Rl. 7 00 p0 . RUTLAN D FREE WI LL BAPTIST,Sa Rn. St•vm N•l!lon vlrP 7:00p.m. Wf'dn t>Sday st•r.·kP, 7 p.m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Ll BERTY CHRISTIAN CHUROI . Of>x · Mar k Jones, pastor. Bill Nicholson , Sun · meroy By-Pass. RPv . Dav id Wisema n. Sr. . lem St. RPv. Pau l Tay lor. p<~ s t or. Sunday Rev. Mel\' In Franklin tt'r. Woody Ca ll . paslor. Srrv lcrs Sunday da}' School Sup! . Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; pas tor. Melvin Drak P. S. S. Supt. Sunda y Schoo\10 a.m.: Sunda y PVE'nlng 7:00p.m.; Rev. flemttue s . Zuntca, ,Jr. }[)a m and 7 p m W..,.. n,.,""y 7 pm Mornin g Worship and Communion 10:30 a Schoo l9:30 a.m.: Morn lnJ!: Worship 10:30: Wedn rsday l'venin 2 prayer me-eting 7:00 Re\' . AndrPW Rubenkln~ · · · · t.-u ~ ~...., · · · m. Evrn inj!: Worship 7: 30p.m.: Wedn l?!!day p.m. ASBURY J S~-r ac U S(' l - Wors hip 11 a.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. SI('Vt> Rtri'LAND BIBLE ME.THODIST. t\m os Pra~·£'r Serv iC(', 7:30p.m. SOUT H BE:I'f!E l NEW TESTAMENT : Church School !U ~ a.m.: f' ha r ~ f" Albll' Deaver, Pas lor. Mlk !! Swi.... Pr. Su nda)' FAITH BAPTi s·r CHURCH· Rall ro"d CHURCH. Silver Rld ~t> . Duane Syden Tillis. pastor. Sonny Hudson , su ptSunda y .. Stud y, Wf"dn{'Sday. 7:.10 p.m.: UMW . first School Supt. ; Su nd ay School 9:.10 a .m .; Sch 19 30 M ln hi Sl., Masnn . Sunda ySctlooliOa .m.; Morn· strlcker. pastor. Sunday School 9 a .m.; Tu<'sday, 1:30 p.m.: ('holr Reh!'a rsa l, 00 ' d a.m.; !nom g "''ors P· 10 : 30 inRworshlpll a.m.; EvPnlngsf"'rvlr-elip. Mornin g worstllp 10:40 a .m.: Sunday Worship Ser\•lcc, 10 a.m.: Sunday ~venlng 1 7 00 WOOnE'!lday S::',O p.m.: IJMW . fou rth Su n5 rv{'nln g worship 7::.1 p.m.: wronf'Sday a.m.; un vay even 7g p.m. serv ("(' : p.m. ~ WE'dn (>Sda service WMPO pro· m. PrayPr mf'f't1n ~ and Blbl t' s tudYw· l."\1 servlct', 7:00 p.m. Wednt'Sday night Blblt> day, 6:30 p.m. INPisonl . evf'nlrlg Bible study 7:30 p.m. J d 7 m study 7: 00 p.m. nf>S ay. p. . gram 9 a.m. r ach Sunda.v. ENTERPRISE - W o r ~h l p 9 a.m : lllJRUNC HAM COMMlJNlT\' CHURQI. Chu rc h Schoo\10 a.m.: Blblr Studv. Turs· Burlingham . Ray Latdefml \1 . pa.,.tor. Ro· RUTLAN D CHURCH OF' THE NAZA · da}', i :.~ " op. m .: UMW. Flr!' l Mond3y, 7:30 trrl ~ali. assistant pastor. Su nday Sctwol RENE. R<'V. Lowe ll Ford. pastor. Sunday p.m : UMYF' Sunday. ll p.m. Choir Rfl10 hi 7 WnA.. da 6 School 9:30a.m.; Worship serv ice 10:30 a. a.m .: wors P p.m.: t....,,l'S 'y, p. m. m.; You ng prople-'s service G p.m. hf'arsa l, 6: .Yt p.m. Wf'dn psday. 1Fran klln I youlhm('('tln g; Wed., 7p.m.chu rrhs£n'lres. E II I I 6~ w~ d FLATWOODS- Ch urc h School. !Oa.m. PI NE GROVE HOLl NESS CHURCH. ~~ vange st c ser\' ce : <AI p.m. o:unes ay : Wonh lp, II a .m.: Blblr Study, Thursmil l;' off Rt ..32~. Rev. fk>n J -Wau s, ~H; Ior. se~~07Np'CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller day, 7 p.m.: UMYF . s und av. 6 p.m. Robert S<>a riE'S, S.S. Supt. Sunday School tFrankl ln 1. ~ · 30 a m · Morntn• worship Jll 30 a St. , Masoo, W. Va. Eugen f' L. Conger, ml · "' ce 7:30 p.m.; : Wed .m.;· nls tt"r. Sundau Bible Stud-uJ 10 a.m.; Wor· ay· evening " FOR EST RUN - Worship ~ a.m.; Sund servi J Chu rch School 10 A.M.· l holr practl (.'(>, nesday sf.'rv lce, 7:30p.m. ship n a.m. and 7 p.m. We-dnesday Blblt Tursday. 6:;KJ p.m.: l.: MW. fi rst Tut'sda y, Stud y, vocal mu s1c. 7 p.m. SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill l.iftl£>, 7:30 p.m. 1Nr lson 1. LIBERTY ASSE MBLY OF GOD, Dudpastor. Strve Llttlr. S. S. Supt . Sunday HEATH l~lddl l.' p o rll -Church School. School 10 a m MornJn o \o\ Orslp II a m ding Lane, Mason, W. Va. J . N. Thacker . · .; "' · ' · .: pastor. Evrning st'rvlcf' 7:30p.m.; Wo9:30 a. m.: M o rn l n ~ Worship Hl::Kl a.m.. Sunda y evenln,ll: worship 7: 30 p.m. Prayer Youll'l Group. 4 p.m : Wf'd n ~day. Church . 30 mMl 's Ministry. Thursda y. 9:30 a.m .: 7 m.. lln ",.. ...•nd Blble stud YThurs·'·· uc. y. · p. W<'dnesd3l-.' P ra~·N and Bible Study, 7: 15 Choi r rt>hrarsetl. 1 p.m.: Thursda y. m.; Youth meetln Jil Wednesday at 7 p.m. ) Pray(lr 54-rvict'. 6:.10 p.m.; Blblf' Study, 7 REJOICING LWE BAPTI ST CHURCH p.m p.m. 1 Z u n l ~a 1. - 383 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Sunday HART FO RO CHURCH OF' CHRIST IN MI NERSVI LLE - Worship Service 10 School10 a.m. Sund ay £'\·enln g 7:00 p.m.: CHRISTIA N UNION . The Rrv. Willia m a.m.; Church School. 11 a .m.: UMW. third Mld ·W(>('k serv ice-. Wed .. 1 p.m. Ca mpbe lL pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. W<;Jn ~ d ay, I p.fil .: ~~o-~ · practlcr. Mon· _ LANGSVILLE CHRISTI AN CHURCH. m.; Jamrs Hugh£'5. supt. E:venln~ s e-rv lceda), 7.30 p.m. ~ ~ -l~liilr. · Robrrt E. Musser. pas lor. Sunday School 7:30p.m. Wt'll nsd<J yt.>v t:mln jil: prayerm t"E'IPEARL <'HAPEL - Worship St>rviC'ro 9 9:30 a.m.: Paul Musser, supt.; Morning In~ 7:30p.m. You th pray('f serv lre eech a.m.: Churc h Srhool 11 a.m.: UMW Sf'"''O n hip 1[):30 a.m.: Sunday f'VPn ln~ st>r · Tuesday cond Tuesday. 7:30 p.m.: UMYF last vice, 7 p.m.; mld-wN>k servlre . Wf'dnes 1-~ A I R VI E W BIBLE CHURC H. Letart . Tutsday, 7::10 p.m. ( RuiX' n k ln ~l. We should all seek wisdom. It is the oosis r1 the r est r1 our ltves. It day. 7 p.m. w. Va ., Rl. 1, James Lewis , pastor. WarPOMEROY -Church Sfhool. 9: 15a.m. SYRACUS E OI URCH OF TH E NA · ship sl.'rv ict>s 9:30a.m., Sund ay Schoolll is the one thing that wlll stand us In good stead all the days or our ; Worship 10:.1(1 a.m.: Choir r e-h ea r ~a l ZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMillan, pastor. a m.. Evening worship 7:30p.m. Tuesda y Wednesday, 7 : ~ p.m.; UMW. Sf'Cond lives. This Is why we send our chlldren to school. They need to be Mary Janice La \'l•nder. Sunday School collage prayer mrrt lng and Bible Study Tu('Sday, 7::Ki p.m.; UM YFSunday .6p.m. Supt. Sunda y School 9: 30 a .m.; M ornin g 9:30a.m.: W orshiP sr-r.,lce, Wednesda y educated and attain some wisdom. 1Corbllll . wor ~ hip 10:30 a.m.: Eva ngelistic SNVICt', 1:30 p.m. Graduation Is upon us and though school for m a ny seniors Is ROC K SPRINGS- Churrh Sehool. 9:15 OUR SAV IOU R LUTH ERAN CHURCH. 6 p.m.: Praye randPralsf'Wl'd ncsHay, 7p. a.m.: Worship 10 a.m.: Blblf' Study, Wt'ti· ending, learning wlll not end . Many wlll go on to a tta in more m.; Youltl meelln R, 7 p.m. Walnut and Jtpn ry Sis., Ravenswood, W. nrsday, 7:.10 p.m.: UMY F' ISM< Iors\. SunUNIT ED BRETHR EN IN V ol. ThC' Rrv. Gt' " Orgr C. W eirick. pastor. EDEN education In many !p!.'Cial areas. To everyone who will no longe r by day. 5 p.m.: 1Junlors1 f'\'NY ol her Sun· CHRIST, Elden R. Blake. pastor. Sunday Sunday SChool 9:30 a .m.: Sunda'J worship day, 6 p.m. tF'ra nklln l. attending high school we wish them to reach some leve l of wisdom . School 10 a.m.: Gary Reed . Lay lrader. 11 a.m. RUTLA ND- Churrh School. 9:45a.m.: Not just le arning or knowledge, but the abllity to he wise In the use of .• Morning ser mon , 11 a .m.; Sunday nig ht CALVA R \' DIBLE CHURCH , loca led on Worship , 10:30 a.m.: UMW 1F. v('nlng Clrserv lct»S : Christian EndeavQr 7:30 p.m., Pomf' roy Plkf'. Counfy R oad ~ near Flatthe learning and knowledge they have and wlll ron tinue to achieve In cll'l se<"ond WPdni'Sday. 7::10 p.m.; UMW SonR SE>rvlcf' 8 p.m. Preachin g 8:ll p.m. w oods. Rev. Blackwood. pastor. ServicE'S jAift rn oon Clrclt' l Sf'C'ond Th ursday. 1 p. the years ahead. Mid·Wf'(lk prayer mtf'rlng, WednE'S day. 7 on Sunday at JO: 30 a.m. and 7; 30 p.m. wllh m. (Rulx'nklnli: l. God gave man rmre than the animals and beasts on earth . Ma n p.m. ·Sunday Schoo\9: 30 a.m. Bible Study, WedSALEM'CE NTER -Chur<'h Sehool lOa . HEMLOCK GROV E CHRISTIAN . Rog· n!'Sday. 7:30 p.m. was made In the Image of God, man has a mind that ca n work In the m.; Worship 9: 4 .~ a.m. ( ~u be nkln ~I ­ Pr Watson , pas tor. Crm son Prall. Sunda y FAITH FELLOWSfffP CRUS ADE FOR SNOWVILLE - Wonhlp, R:.'lO a.m.: abstract. The animals and beasts of the llelds only consider their School Supt. Morning Worsh ip 9:30a .m.: CHRIST. St. Rt . JJ8, Antiquity . Rev. Chu rch SChool to a.m. tRu bE' nklng l. bodily needs, food, shelter, rest and family . Man can look at the stars Sunday School 10:30 a .m.; Evmln g S(lr. r ra nkl ln D\ck('!'l S. paslor. Sunday morn~OUTHERN CLUSTER vice. 7::1) p.m. lng 10 a.m.: Sunday PvenlnR 7:30 p.m. and wonder If that Is all there Is, only what the eye can see? Man has Re" . Roser Grace MT . UN ION BAPTIST. Donald Shut', Th ursday ev('nln g 7:30 p.m. looked outward Into the universeandtnward to the ea rth an4our own Rev. Paul McGuire pas tor; JOP Sayre, Sunday School Supt. · STTVERSVIU.F. OO MMUNITV BAP· Rn. Kellh Rad er Sunday School 9 : 4~ a.m.; E vening wor· TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. bodies. Artificial joints, as well as surgical procedure s ~lp man APPLE C: ROVE - CHurch School9:00 ship G: :IJ p.m.; Praye r Meeting, 6:30p.m. Sunday S<'hOOIIOa.m.; Worship st rv lce 11 along In life. God's gift to man Is a curious mind and a desire to help a. m. Worship. 10:00 a.m. tfl rs l a m.l third Wednesda y. · a.m.: Sund ay evl'nlng s('rv \ce,7:30 p.m.; Sun days t ; UMW SPc rmd TuPsday. 7:.10 p. our fellowman. TUPPERS PLAI NS CHURCH QF Wed nesday ev€'nlng service 7:30p.m. m.: Prayt'l' mcet\nJ!:. Wf'dn Psda:\' .7 p.m. CHRIST. Dave Prentice. minister. Den: I INDEPENDENT HOUN~ CHUROI Graduation from High School and college only }:llts these peopk>on !GracE' I. Wells, Supt. Church School 9 a.m.: worInc.. Pearl Sl .. MlckUeporl . Rf'V. O'Dell the path to living their Uves until death. What accomplis hments wlll BETHANY - Worship, 9 a.m.; Churr h ship Service, 9 : 4~ p.m. Manl ('y, pas tor. Sunday School9: ~a . m .; School , 10 a.m.: 8 \hl£> Study. Wedn('!Jday, CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA - Morning worship 10:30 a.m.: Evmlng these classes of 1986 give to the world we live In today ? We are sure 10 a.m.: Dorcas Womt' n's F'f'llowshlp. RENE. Rev. Herber! Grate. pas tor. worship 7:.10 p.m. Tueflday, 12::Ml p.m. Wothere wll1 be many. The dreamer, along with the thinker and the just Wr-dntsday, 11 a. m. !McG uire \. FriUlk Rlftte, supt. Sunday School 9:30 a . men's Prayer mt'e tlng. Wedn esda y, 7:JJ plain lazy person whc wants life much msler, aU will leave a legacy CARMEL - Church School 9:30 a. m.; m.; Worship serv lct>, 11 a .m. and 7 p.m. p.m. Prayl'r and Pra ise- service. Worship, 111 :45 a.m. Sl>cond and Fourt h Sunday. Wl'dn.,day, 1 p.m. Prayer m.... t. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST AP<llfor mankind. Some call it education oihers say wisdom, but all Sundays: Fellowshi p dinner with Sutton ing. TOLlC - VanZa ndt and Ward Rd. Elder together whether we admit It or not, It Is a God given talent to help lhlrd Ttlursda y, 6:30 p.m. (McGuire\. LAUREL CLIFF FREE MET HODIST Ja rpes Miller, paslor. Sunda y School, EAST LETART - Chu rc h School9 a. m.: oor fellow man and to make life better. let us thank the lord for oo r CH'URCH. Rev. Rob('rl Mill er, pastor. Ro10:.lJ a. m.: Wors hip service, ~ unday, 7:30 Worshi p 10 a.m. S{'('()nd and Coun h Sun- berl E. Barton, Dlrectoro!Chrlsllan Edu p.m.; Bible S!udy, Wednesda y, 7:30p.m. mind and the desire to make life better. May It be so for one and all. days; UMW first Tu(>Sday, 7::.> p.m. calloq_: Steve Eblin . assls lant Sunday , POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, .Rev. WUUam Mldcllelwarib. IGrac£') . SchOOI9: 30 a .m.; Morning worship IO :.JJ Harrlsonv\11(' Roa d. Rt'v. Dewey King, LETART PA I.I.S - W or.~ hip 9 a.m.: pas tor; Cllnlon Faulk , Sunday School a.m.; Choir pracure. Sunda y 6:30 p.m.: Veterans Memorial Hospital SONS SlORE CHAPMAN SHOES "p,.,,.,., Q•Rig S•• SioH" 992-2815 )f'.¥: da0N 1fEr; Sermonette ., �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Friday, Ohio Miv 30, 1986 Congratu a t i o n s. "' Gra - u ate s 0 I 986 ~ Itt. I Top Meigs Students ' Kenda Donohue ValedlctoriM Chris Kennedy Salutatorian Darren E. Hayes Honorarlan Gina FoUrod Judy Mowery LauraSmllh Honorarlan Honorarlan Honorarlan - - - - - - - M e i g s Senior Class--------'----John Kevin Arnold Enrique David Averion Michael Shawn Baksr Rose Ellen Barnhouse Denise A. Bentz P.enn y Kay Biggs Rebecca Ann Birchfield Christina Lynn Black Bethany Lynn Blaine April Elaine Brickies .leffery Edward Brown Robin lynn Brown Pollia Anna Chadwell Michael E. Chancey Kathy Clonch Heidi Sue Cobb Gary Alan Coleman Tonya Colwell Christopher Wayne Cross Mary Kay Cunningham Daniel J. Dalton Isabel Mae Dill Daphne Daune Dillard •Todd Allan Doczi •-+Kanda Darlene Donohue Maliua Ann Downing David E. Dunkle Jr. William Jan Durst Robert Houston Eads Anita JoAnn Edwards Dreama Diane English John William Epple Charles Edward Fitzpatrick •- +Gina Dawn Follrod Clyde Wayne Gaus BrianT. Gibbs Charles Edward Gilkerson Carole June Bailey Gilkay Tammie lynn Gilkey Marion G. Graham Karen Gail Grover Lucille Marie Grover Eric Gryszka April Love Vonda Haggy Ronald Eugene Haning Warren M. Haning Jodi Ann Harrison Rodney Paul Harrison Barbara Lynn Hatfield Kevan R. Hatfield Robert P. Hatfield •- +Darren Eugene Hayes Bryan Holley Cindy Lynn Holley Bryan L. Holman Larry S. Hoschar Brian Dalton Houdashelt Melissa Lynne Howard Steve W. Hudson Sherri lynn Hunnall Robert Fredrick Jeffers Doug Jenkins Eric J. Johnson James E. Keesee •. +Christopher Scott Kemedy Rodney Allen Klein Bryan Anthony Kom David Lambert Lonnie Raymon LeMaster Dale R. Little Roger Parker Long Meliasa Jayne Longstreth Kenny Lunaford +Ryan Britton Mahr Joseph Manley Davina D. Matthews Kristie Ann Maynard laura Marie McCullough Ralph James McDaniel Melinda K. McDonald Christina M. McGhee April Jo McGrath Kevin Ray Meadows Holly Renee Miller Eric Mitchell Anna Marie Mohler Ricky Mohler Amy Joyce Molden •- +Judith Carol Mowery Stephen Philip Moxley Timothy Eugene Mullins Beverly Kay Napper Trent Alan Nash Darlene Neece Rhonda Kaye Neece Mark F. Norman Michelle Lea Ohlinger Cynthia Dawn Fetty Parsons Edward E. Patterson Jr. Robbie S. Pirtle Lee S. Powell •-+Melissa J. Primmer Scott Allan Pullins Shelia Diane Pullins Darald Lorenzo Putnam Vaneasa Kay Rife Lisa Jean Riggs Darin D. Roach Brad K. Robinson Julie A. Roush Terri M. Roush Rodney L. Sandy . Cheri Alice Sautere Cynthia Doreen Sauters Chrla Shank David Michael Shuler 0 . Ann Siegfried Valerie L. Simpson Julie Ann Siason Robart W. Sisson Jr. Top Southern Students Timothy Wayne Sloan Anita Lynn Smith Carol Ann Smith James Wesley Smith •Laura Kay Smith Cindy Lynn Soulsby Kevin D. Thoma Charmele Lynn Turner Maline Gay Tyree Richard Lee VanHouten Regina Kay Walls Jacqueline Lynn Frederick Wamsley David A. Warth Thomas E. White Roland Eugene Will Sherry Lynn Wilson Ricky Eugene Wise Teresa Lynn Wise Bryan Keith Woodyard Deborah Michelle Wyatt Melissa Primmer Honorarlan •. HONORARIANS + NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Eastern Stude_nts . , ·> -"·;F,_ ,.. • • _,..Jo RyiUl Oliver c.,_valedlctolian Todd Adams Co-valedlctoriiUl Kelley Grueser Salutatorian Southern Senior Class *Lori Richalla Adams *Todd Anthony Adams Becky Kay Adkins Tammy Jean Adkins Keith Franklin Allan Rebecca Lynn Allan Beckie Lynn Amos Jill Ann Arnott *Kerri Ann Beegle Randy lain Beegle *Theresa M ichalle Bing Charles Eugene Boso Jack Leroy Bostick. Jr. Alana Lynn Lyons Butler Kelly Joella Clark Wendell Nelson Clark Jaffrey Dale Connolly Tonya Renee Cummins aegina Mae Nance Davis David Matthew Duffy *Dixie Kay Dugan Donald Dye, Jr. timothy James Eynon Jeffrey Stewart Frank Anthony Paul Frederick Brian Keith Freeman ,_ ' ----" ' Richard Joseph Gilbride. Jr. Dawn Roberta Greene 'Kallay Don Grueser •Kenneth Sean Grueser •Jodie Lynn Harris Heath Ryan Hill •Mandy Kay Hill Max Edward Hill, Jr. Malinda Kay Hill Todd Marral Hill Backay Lea Hudson • Penny Sua Hysell 'Melissa Kay lhla Mark Ray Jarrell David Michael Johnson Pamela Lynn Johnson Jack Andrew Justis David ·Allen Laudermilt Phillip Ray Laudarmilt Julia Bishop Leifheit Jerry Lowell McPherson Connie Jean Milliron *Ryan Craig Oliver ' Lisa Rena Parsons Sandra Fay:t':: Phileon Douglas D n Powell ' Jolm Rice Ronald Jaoobs,IJ ValedlctoriM Salutalorian Eastern Senior Class · John Jay Proffitt Thomas Bryan Proffitt Eva Lea Richards Powell Robert Lynn Ritchie *Kelly Dawn Rizer *Kanda Diane Rizer Andrew William Rose Harold Franklin Roush Randall Todd Roush Gregory Todd Satterfield Robin Lynn Savage *Teresa Ann Shuler Sherri li>awn Sisson Joy Ann Spaun Shawn Matthew Stobart Eric Jan Taylor Eric Allan Thoren Rebecca Elaine VanMeter Keith Henry White Scott Alan Wickline *Paula Sua Winebrenner Charles R. Wolfe, Jr. *Jimmy Christopher Wolfe Phillip Daniel Wolfe Tanyt,Sue Young Kevin Lea Barber Melissa Ann Barker Linda Kay Bartimus Kevin Neil Barton Ryan Nail Baa rhs Royce Alan Biuell Robart Lloyd Brooks Anthony Blaine Chapman James Tarrance Caldwell Paula Lea Cowdery Kimberly Lynn Dant Tammy Lyn Brandez Dillon Timothy Robert Dorst David Allen Edwards Robert Shane Epling Michael Anthony Gillilan Dawna Rae Grueser-• Lisa Marie Henderson-• Joshua Paul Henry Aleshia lynn Holsinger Charles Bradley Holsinger Phillip Wayne H olaingar Randal Lee Holsinger Margaret Irena Horner Batty Jo Hunt Ronald Gena Jacobs II·* • -National Honor Society ' Christopher Kevin Morris Kelly Anna Morris George Albert Parker Angela Marie Pooler-• Veronica Marie Provo-• Alan Robert Read John Wetzel Rice -• Joseph Granville Runyon Patricia Ann Sa ms Kimberly Ann Schul Michael Anthony Sim Thomas Eugene Smith Angeliqua Starcher Terrie Anne Starcher Terri Ann Stout Tracy William Taylor David Eugene Wells William Harrieon Whitlock Ill Michelle lea Wilson Valerie Lynn Woods Amy Yvette.Young Angela Yvonne Young • - National Honor Society ••-lnabsantia .I I ' I I �Flage-1 o-The Daily Sentinel Riverview Garden meets Hosting the May meetlng ct the Rivervlell) Garden Club were Mrs. HarUss Frank. Mrs. Roy Hannum, and Mrs. Tom Spenrer at the Frank rome. For the program, Mrs. Lany Collins presented a program on "Happiness" and row tills lnOuences our general health. Happiness Is good medicine and be happy and help others to be happy, Mrs. Collins stated. A!lower was given to her by Mrs. Okey Connolly from the club. The roll call was answered by members exchanging house pl ants. Mrs. Okey Connolly gave readings by Helen Steiner Rice for the devotions. Plans were made to tour a mushroom farm and eat ou t June 27. Nominating committee named were Mrs. Ernest Whltehead and Mrs. Donald Putman. Program rommlttee were Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. RonaldCowdery, Mrs. Herman Grossnickle and Mrs. Tom Spencer . An invitation for a graduation dinner forKlla Young to be reid June 7 at 7: 30 p.m. at tiE bng Bo!tom Community Building was extended to tiE garden club members. Refreshments and favors were served to guests, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Kenneth F rec ker, and members. Door prize went to Mrs. Grossnickle. Plans were finalized for a yard A suprtse bridal shower was given for Clara May Hysell. The home of Mrs. Stanley Kaldor, door prize, furnished by the oostess, Albany, June 6and 7, when the Past was won by Mrs. Norman Will. Matrons of Harrisonville Chapter, Attending were 'Mrs. Robert Reed , OES 2!D, met at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Jim Nelson , Mrs. Eugene RDbert Canaday, Hysell Run, Tues- Atkins, Mrs. VIrgil Atkins, MI'S. day evening. Harold Rice, Mrs. Fred Georgi', Mrs. Harold Rice presided at the Mrs. Harvey Erlewlne, Mrs. Normeeting wlh the annual past man Will , Mrs. Doug Bishop, Mrs. matrons family picnic being an- Stanley Kaldor, Miss Ruby Diehl, nounced for July 22 at the home ci Clara Mae Hysell, Mrs. Den Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred George, 6:30 Mrs. Dana Hollman, and the p.m. A donation was made to the oostess, Mrs. Rohen Canaday. asoctate matron and grand represRefreshments were served by the enatlve to help pay for their Grand rostess. Chapter dresses. ment party lor Roy Hannum at their rome. A weiner roast was held and members of the Community Builders Club were guests, with each couple bringing a side dish . · A decorated cake was presented to tbe ronored guest by the Franks'. Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Don Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Balderson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hannum and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead were unable to attend. A gltt was presented to Hannum. sale and bake sale to be held at the Mile. clothing, must take ell. 304-875-5804. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF RECLAMATION COLUMBUS, OHIO 43224 LEGAL NOTICE SMALL OPERATOR ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 12 :00 NOon at the front door of the Meig1 County Thia notice Ia 1 periodic announcement to the consuhing indu1try Con(;erning Ohio't Small Operator Aa- alatanee Program. The Small Operator A11itt1nce Pro gram h11 been In existenc. for over aix t8l v•ra. It ia a Federally funded Stat• oparated PJOgram admlnla- tered by the Ohio Deport ment of Natural Reeources, Division STUDENTS - These are the students at the Keepers School ID Meigs County's Colwnbla Township In 1926 when I. W. McComas. was gettklg Ids first experience. students plclured arefronl from left, Carl Reed, William Caater. Ogdln, Clarmce Reed; second, Arlln Vale Verigan, AIU Verlgan Brown, Merom RadcUtf Doris Lowther Hollman, Geroge Jackson Lowther; third, Alta Reed, Anna Turner Ogdln, Wesley Allen Ogdln; fourth, Neva Radekln Nicholson and Beulah Lowther. The photos of McComas and the students are the properly of Aula E. Brown, Amesville. Stiversville happenings,_ __ Mr. and Mrs. Clydl' Close, Hamlin , W.Va., spent a recent Waterford; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Close and children, Fleming; Mrs. Philips and family. Inez Pooler, Middleport; Mrs. Mrs. Alberta Gluesencamp, SunMarilyn Weimer, Ft. Myers, Fla.; bury; Mrs. Ada Mae Pratt and Mrs. Mrs. Janie Fitch and Brandon, and Freda Price, Newark, were weeHarold Brewer were guests on kend guests of their aunt , Mrs. ~ndayatthe home of Mrs. Audrey Helen Smith. Brewer and David. Mrs. Fannie Durst, local; Mrs. VIctor, Kelly and Jason Durst, Nita Wells, Long Bottom, visited The Plains; Tom Durst, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Shan Welts and Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer, Reeds- Johnny, Nelsonville, on Thursday. ville; Mr. and Mrs. BUI Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush , Mansfield; Mrs. Zi>tta Boyd, Mrs. Racine, called on Lrota , Birch on Ruth Sereno, and Mrs. Reva Wednesday. -Tayk>r, Parkersburg, visited Mr. Mrs. Gertrud!' Lehew and Elaine and Mrs. Robert Durst during the spent the past week with Mr. and past week. '· · Mn. Les t e r Sh oc key at ·Mr. and Mrs. Vester Walsh, Ravenswood. Logan, W.Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. · Mrs. Audrey Brewer and David Raymond Dyer and son, West called on Rev. and Mrs. Edsel Han at Tuppers Plains on Wednesday .. J ack Scarborough has retu rned rome fro m a two-weeks visit \\1th relatives at Napoleon, Ohio. Mrs. Sheila Fisher, Indianapolis, visited ber mother. Mrs. Neva Curtis, Chester, and attended the fu neral of her grandmother, Mrs . Sylvia Carpenter, on Wednesday. Jo hn Gloeckner, ·Colum bus . called on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mldd leswarth -O n Wednes day aft el]loon. M'r. and Mrs. Bob Cooper spent a recent Friday with their daughter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Corns at Barboursv ille, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Ta lbott , New J.exlngton, and Mrs. Zetta Boyd, Mrs . Ruth Sereno and Mrs. Reva Taylor . Parkersburg, visited Freda Carpenter on Thursday. Alfred area notes_ _ _ __ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson hosted a community pig roast May 25 at the rome of.Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burke. Guests brought covered diShes and dl'sserts. Horse-sroe pitching and ball games were enjoyed after the meal. The guest Ust includ?d Stacie Watson, wrl, Randy, and Scott Burke, Nellie Parker, Martha, Joe and Will Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod. Jim, Debbie, and Chance Watson, Nina Robinson, Clara Follrod, Susan, Rod, and Jason Pulllns, Cricket Pullins, Alvin , Barbara, Rodney, and Todd Tripp, Marlene and Michelle Dcnovan, Roberta and Sherman Henderson , Ken and Betty Young, Harold and WUrna Henderson, Mr. and Mrs . Wilbur Robinson and Lee Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Glen E . Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Winebrenner and Derek, Robin and Den Guthrie , Lori Ritchie and Larry, Mr. and Mrs . Lee Henderson, Sharon Henderson, Edith Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hend?rson, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Ritchie and Jayne, Mr. and Mrs. BUI Kautz, Rodney Keller, Tom and Sue Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins and Eddie, all local; w rl wgue, Little Hock ing; Pauline Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Diddle, Shawn, Chad, and Justin , Racine; Charles D. Woode, Dayton: Lester and Wilma Sea man, Barlow; Bill and Bertha Woods, Zanesville. Carpenter community events__ Mr. and Mrs. Reece Prather and son, Theron, Kelter!ng, spent a weekend here wtth her mother, Fteda Smith. Another son-In-law, Larry Stanley, Edison, called at the Smith home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gryctko, AnnapoUs, Maryland; (the former EUeen Stansbury) visited with her "1Pther and step-father, Golden and Carl Caster. Other family members Girl Scout Diary RaCine Brownie Troop 1.259 A familY picnic and awards ceremony was held by Brownie Troop 1259 at the Ohio River Campgrounds recently. Receiving awards were Summer Groves, Tam ara Martin, Tina Barnes, Jennle Scarberry, CamUia Yoachum , and Joan Hart. Misty Hysell and Crystal Holman quailned for awards but were oot present for the ceremony . Relatives here have learned of woo pined t!Em Included Mr. and Mrs. Clair Dale Stansbury, Grove- the death of Dale Caster, Apple port: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stans- Creek, former resident of this area. bury and Scott, Reynoldsburg; and Many relatives and fr iends were at the Blgony-Jordan Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oxley, local. Mrs. John Whittington, Lancas- Home for viewing hours and the ter, spent a day !Ere with her fu neral of Alva Rupe, 00, life long sister-In-law, Freda Smith, and resident of this community. trey attended the Quilt Show In Mrs. Bryan Jordan entertained Athens. .with a bridal shower on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rutan, Colum- afternoon ronorlng Michele Keffer. l:lls, called on her brother-In-law Many nice gifts were given the and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Art hur guest of ronor. Crabtree. Mary Woodyard, Columbus, who was spending some time a t lEr Keith J ordan flew lo Greensboro, farm nea r here, was a guest of lEr North Carolina, where he had a job rous!n, Freda Smith, at nights. Interview at a ceramics plant there. Troop~ Plans for several activit ies were made at the recent meeting of the TrooP J.rol held at Pleasers. The girls wUI visit the Middleton Dell Factory In Coolville and then wlil go to Show-Biz Pizza for refreshments oo June 3. On June ll, there wiD be a trip to Blennerhasset Island, and on June 19, a pool party will be held at wndon Pool with a sleepover to follow at the Asbury Metrodlst Church In Syracuse. Guest speaker named The Hobson Church of O!rlst in O!rlstlan Unk:m wlll have a guest speaker at services to be held at 7:3() p.m. Sunday. 1982"""BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED 4 DR. This !s·one of Buick's finest. Well equipped, white & blue with blue mtenor. PRICEDATONLt S7495 See: J.D. Story, Jimmy DMm, Ed Barttls. Nona Ntlron, Piggy Elis See us and you wiD •• "M HAVE THE KEYS TO A IIEJTER DEAL" SMITH-NELSON MOTORS 992·2114 .,_,,- - 500 E111t Main . •.fomtroy of Reclamation . The purpoae of the program ia to a11i1t Ohio coal operalora who• annual produc- tion is 100,000 ton• or leu in t)e Kquisition ofhydroio- gic/ geologic otudleo which ere required when apptying for a strip mine permit . Con· suhanta are utilized to perform theaeatudiea. Conaultantl that are uaed mutt be included on 1 list of IP· proved conaultants which is maintained by the Small 0 perator Ani stance Pro· gram. Any consuhant intersated in applying to be included on the lin or who wants tur1her lntorm•tion Courthouoe, Pomeroy, Ohio, tho following deacribod root propooly: Si1ulled In the StJ!t of Ohio, County of Meiga: Being Lot NO. 18 of River· \liew Acres SulxHvilion of the Villoge of Middleport. Meigs County, Ohio , as shown on Pllt record8d in ................ Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE: BV virtue of ari Ord&r for Sale istued on the 22nd dov ot April, 19B6. bv the United Stetoo Diltrict C ou rt for the S outhern Dist ric t of Ohio , Eastern Division. at Columbus, Ohio, in Ci11 il No . C2· 46789. until 12 noon on Furnlah ell motorlata, ta- bor, and appNance• necesIII'V to complete in 1 litisfactory manner: 111 nt1tllll'l Auto me tic Fire Alarm System and install a bidder on Juno 19, 1986 ot Real Estate Gena rat' tEAFORDm .. Real Estate~ 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(614) -992 -3325 • NEW LISTING - Middleport - 3 BR lrame, garage, natural gas, fA. furnace, nee krtchen, carpetin& lront JUcll ~ patu. $14,9:10. NEW LISTING - Reasonable, 5 rm . one ltoor home. Gas FA lurnace and lull ba sement. Asking $15,000. NEW LISllNG - Nicely remodeled 7 rm . home with 2 baths, ran ge, relrige ralor, carpetrng. washer, dryer, gas f.A. lurnace, lovely kitchen. Garage on corner lot 1n Mrddteport $39,000. NEW LISTING - 145 Acres with ex cellent barn ll~n i s h ed lumber), concrete lloor and other larm bldgs. Minerals, some fences oo Rt. 143 and lays well. Askmg $45,000. $8,000 - 3 BRhome near the post ollice Walk toothers, Pomeroy. REAllY NICE - 2 story 6 rms., lull basement, hot water heat, nice ca rp eti~& modem kitchen. vinyl sKiin& garage & nvervrew. $37,000. POMEROY - 2 BR trameon large lot with garage & dec k, redu ced to $12,900. RUSONABLE - Well m ~nt­ ained 3 or 4 BR trame home. Range, rel11gerator, storm windows & doors, 2 baths, hot water heat. lillie gas boiler. Near busrness seclilfl. llnly $28,000. 20 ACRES - lebanon Township, 1981 Kirkwood 14x70 th ree BR trailer. Drilled well, trees, on good road. Asking $27,500. PORTlAND - 2 large level lots, barn. house and drilled well. $11 ,000. HAVE A SELLING PROBLEM! CAll 992-1125 Housiny 'Headquarters Ohio . lOSE EXCAYADNG lena K. Neuelroad, Clerk (5) UCIIII, 01110 30: (61 6, 13. 3tc FREE ESTIMATES OilriiW S.rwict, Lao4s<oplog. ........ t•• Lanol Cloat-log. P0t1d1, Septic 5yllllftt, IINyY Hauliot. Public Notice S:tOM & Grettl HCNiing Meigs County Commiasionera Bid tpeciticationt may be picked up at the Meigs County Eng ineer's Office or the Meigs County COmmit· 1ioners Office. ltle Meig1 County Committionefl mey eccept the lowett bid . or ulact the but bid for the intended pur· pose, and reterve the rtght to accept or reject any or all bidt and / or any part there- Monuot Fire Alorm Syltem 01 tho Melga County Joit. Se- of . cond Stroot. Porne!Vy, Ohio. interconnectlld1301 :7-7-34 Appondbc A. to be Mary Hobatetter, C~n. Boerd ot Molgo County Commi11lontra 08BC Sec. 1718.3.1 end 15130: t61 6. 2tc OBBC Soc. 1716.5 end 1 conforming to ttw requirePublic Notice menta of Soc. 1718.9 and Soc. 1717.0. PROBATE COURT OF 21 lnttall approved, lllu MEIGS COUNTV, OHIO Estate of William J . Smith, deceased, Case No. Real Estate General 85 -1348, UIIIITED STATES OF AMERICA -VI· JOHN C. BACON, JR .. etol ., I witt offa, fo' ta le to the highewt pro· 11 -14-tlc Robert E. Buck, Proboto Judgo lll<trkol Work 26,143. IIIOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 27 , 19B6. in the Meig1 County Probate C 601 ourt, Cne No. 26143. Shirley A. Smith, P. 0 . B011 118, Ru11ond, Ohio, 45n&. •• appointed adminlatratrix at E . Miin POMERO-Y , 0 . 9?N2$~ l"'l~PERS PlAINS - 54 Misc. Merchandise ;,;.. One lloor ranch type home with 3 bedrooms, I ca r garage, stoker coal heating system on I ac re lot $22,000.00. MIDDLEPORT - Great nergh borhood and a very nrce 3 bedroom home. newly remodeled, kitchen, and a spiral staircase, and a fenced yard. $29,!r!O.OO. POMEROY - Good neighborhood close to school. 2.36 ac re tot. Beautifu l newer split foyer home. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, fu ll ba sement · woodb urne r. hookups rn lamily room, garage, central air and heat pu ll'!l Atl electric home. Assuma ble loan. 9 ~% ~t. Awrox 22 years on balance ol $40,000. $355.74 P&t. SYRACUSE - N1ce 100x200 klt and storage bu1tdrng. Home has been remodeled. Ewrythrng rs in Mlrking condrtron, 3-4 bedrooms. livrng room. ~i lchen, part ba s~ment. Includes extra lot 100x200. A good buy al $16,!r!OOO SYRACUSE - Here rt rs - a rea lly nice home. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths modular un it on adouble tot. plus a really nice llxllx30 two ca r g;trage. Woodburner. sunporch All in good condition. 39,000.00 RUTlAND - Ahome with ev eryth in~ Bea ut ~ ut ranch home wrth an outstanding lamily roomcompletewith bar and lirep~ce. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, separate utility large deck, 2 w carport llith storage n large lot. Also has a sall!llite and above ground pool $55.500.00. . . Henry E. Cleland, Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell ..... 9U-2660 Dottie Turner ..... 992-5692 WANT TH E BEST FERTILIZER AT THE LOWEST PRI CES7 BLENDED TO YOUR NEEDS PLENTY OF SPREADERS BULK OR BAGGf 0 MGM Form City POMEROY RESIOENTW.. COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL !C•rtHied EIIIC1ricltnl DON 1051, o - r 949-2493 Hotlll 143 ·5340 51231'16/1 mo . SATELLITE S~LES & REPAIRS pdate Your Syltems Now LARRY'S SOUTHERN MILLS CARPET OUTLET Hobson Rtf., Middleport 992-6H3 5/ 13 /1 mo. *Met1l Btiiditlll •It!~ Buidines *Slorl(l Btii~n11 PARK U. S. RT. 50 EAST OWN YOUR OWN GUYSVIll£, 01110 CAMPSITE .... Autltariz- l<olln Dllt'o, Now Holland, luoh Hog Farm Equipment iloaltr •Boating •Fishing •Hunting •Swimming e•• flrlll ,.lll... Ptttt & SeNict 1-3-'86 tic WAMSLEY &GRAY Phont H 4·I lo. (J04) 773-5527 or (304) US-3380 "VINYL SIDING "AlUMINUM SIDING "BlOWN IN INSULA nON BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes luilt "Free Eltimat81" PH. 949·210 1 or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls 1/ tt / rt. .CALL 992·3194 5/ 8-1 mo. 2 CAR GARAGE 24'x28' Complet1 T-111 Sidinc. 2 Ovorhead Wood Doors. I Entrance Door, 5 Windows. Built on Concrete Slab. 814-388-8798. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 DON'S MOBILE HOME REPAIR SERVICE ROOFING NEW- REPAIR 949-2263 or 949-2168 2-17-86-tln ACCENT FENCE CO-.ANY PH. 9112·6931 After S Call 742-2027 SERVICE - Addon1 end r•mod.t ing - Roofino 1nd guntr work 0111 ,,, o.. - Con cr•te work c••,.,, . ,., ,... - Piumb-,g tw~d ~ .ct rical work ELITE POLE. BUILDINGS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL Custom Design Service CALL 667-3271 V. C. YOUNG Ill R111t 992 ·621S or 992 -7314 Pomoray, Ohio 4-15-'86-tc WAIER-EI£CTRIC BATHHOUSE ...CAll£ IV ... DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 (Free E1timates) ~ LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10-8-tfc ALL CAMPSitES SHADED & I£VEL u. .dan . Jim Mink Chev.·Okll In c. Bill Oene Johnson OFFER GOOD THRU JUNE 5, 1916 814-448 -3672 5-5-'86-tfn TOP CASH poKI frx '83 modol ______992•3361 ,;__""T_____;;.;...;,;...;;;;...al'"d newer used cera . . --------...t---------,1 L JEFFERS EXCAVATING DIIIICnONSo Ptnttroy, Ohit, FO I'IVTAI /II 992-6778 RES TAURA•VT ~- ~- 6 lllilos loolow Gallipois ao11 IlK<- Crotlo lri<lgo. TUfo right 111111 tallow ,;.,., OFfKI OPIII DAB Located in the Saddlebrook Inn fU 15l, 8 rnllea IOUII"I o l lhe Pomtroy -M non Bndge ' 73-' 80 OM Ftndft's ..... l39 Choost from l Mtats- 73-80 GM Ham, Chicken tt lohd Sttc~k S.nt4 with 4 YtgttlbiH, · Hlta4, dmtrt •"d * ink. lin•• -- · ------·· ·-- ---~~J =~~~ lUNDA! IUFFfT- '4.95 Rocket' Penels . ...... ...... lUi 73·19 Ford Fendert ...... l39 Trude Bed FAU: IN STALLATION Z YR WARR ANTY S•tltl.ction Guarant•d FrM D.. ivtr¥ Sarn1 WMk I hJO o.m. ro MO P·"' Children 12 &U..r- 111 Price ll IIndt• Fill lh! r ~p .... ia ll~· WHOlE mu ARMY SUIPLUS & CAMOUFLAGE RUSS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR Sizes 4 Yrs and up ALSO HUNTING. SURVIVAL an~ VARIETY ITEMS ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE IN MASON, W. VA. 304-773·5222 Rd. Rutland, Oh. 4577 S PHONE (61411742·2070 5-15-'!6-1 mo. 5-29-'86·1 mo. FOI THE BEST IN REPLACEMENT WINDOWS HUTCHISON CONSTRUCTION Milo B. Hutchison •Vinyl Repl•cementt Window• Contractor e~"lntul8ted GIIU •Tilt In To Cleon •Moat Window• Priced NEW HOMES, ROOFS. DECKS , ELECTRICAL 8o PLUMBING under PH. 742·2306 or 742·3171 •aoo · r rtn- •uo 5-S- '16-1 mo. Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124,Pomoroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto Trlulftlulon PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 3-24 -tfc THE BIRD CAGE & FISH POND PET SHOP EXOTIC BIRDS. TROPICAL FISH, HAMSTERS. KITIENS, BIRO SEED, CAGES & AQUARIUMS 59 N. 2nd Avo. Middltpart Nut Doer To WntwR hto 992-6784 5-20-'86'1mo. CLC COINS GOLD COINS BASEBAU CARDS MOTHER'S DAY & GRADUAnON I OZ. SILVER BARS COINS & SUPPLIES Buying Gold & Silver 985-3937 5-5-1 mo. pd. ICUT OUT FOR FlJIURE USII SUPERIOR SIDING CO. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE VINYL I AWMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Rooting of ott Typea Worked in home area 20 yura ' 'Free Estimatea" CAll (OLIEU: Ph. (1114) 143-5425 5· 12-'16-2 mo. WATER WELLS DRILLED & SERVICED FREE ESTIMATES J&L INSULADON & SIDING CO. 992-2772 Ph. 992-5006 or 742·3147 mo. 2282. 268-t61 2. Backhoes, Bulldorers, End loader, Dump Trucks, Sell Looding Pan, Heavy Ha~ing and Tobtcco poundag e. Csll 614 446· 143 7. Buying deity gold. aihtar coins, rings, jewelry. 11trilng were. dd coins, 18fge currency. Top pricn . Ed. Burken B1rbtr Shop, 2nd. A11e. Mktdlaport, Oh. e1 4- 992-3475. FREE EffiMATES 992-7019 Em plo ymen t 992-5232 992-3525 Sc rvtr.cs mo . 4/ I EUGENE LONG FREE ESTIMATES 5-20-'i& 'l Smith Buick· Pontiac. 1911 E•atCMn A\le., G111ip oli1. Coli 614· 446TobiCCO poundage. C111 614- POMEROY, 01110 BISSELL BUILDERS - A/C APPLIANCE REPAIR Experienced Service in CUSTOM BUlLT HOM£S & GARAGES Microwave Ovens. Rarces. Ait Conditioners. Refrigerators . Washers & Dryers, TVs & Satellite Systems. " At Reasonable Prim" PH. 949-2801 or 949·2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS 24 Hr. lm«gtncy Smiu 949 -2145 4-16 -' 116 tfn 1-1!-1 mo. TRENCHING lS OUR LINE TOWN & COUNYRY VETERINARIAN CUNIC Poul E. Shockey, DVM Tre nc hing of Any Type B ~e khoe Serv ic e Plumbing Service Custo m Wetdfng Lowboy H1uling S e ptic Syst ems licenn d & Bonded WWAMS PT. PLUSANI OFFICE 305 Jackson Avt. TRENCH~G SMAll ANIMAL HOUI$ SERVICE Rt. 4, Hysell Run Rd . Pomeroy . Ohio 45769 Ph (6141 992-2834. 992-6704 FREE ESTIMATES 5·7·2 mo. Mon.-Wid.-Thuu. 3-S pm Tun. 6:30-1: Fri. 1-2 pm Solurdoy 10-11 :30 om LARGE ANIMAL & SUIGEIT IT A,T, J&F PH. 304-675-2441 BEND AREA CALL 3-D AUTO CENTER IIO'h W. Moin St. Wanted To Buy We P"Y' Clth foJ 1111 model c lean INClUDES PAINT & LAlOR Winch Trucks lnslallation A•ailable La.t-Femlle W1lktJ and Melt Blue Tid!. dog . Lott i\ Kyger CrNk erts. 614-99 2-3041 ot 614 -992-7107. 9 MOBILE HOME ROOF PAINTING •Limestone •Water Line •Basements •Gas Line eland Clearing •Fill Dirt •Top Soil •Septic Tanks •Ponds "Frtt Estimates" 814-388-8798. 11020. Sp1ing Speelel $9 5 LOST Bl1clt Kod1k lnatentmeti c:: Clmll'l. Acro11 from Millers FuntJal Home. Rew•rd . Call LOST. smell grey female Poodle wetrin!jl brown collar 1nd flu COIIII'. Lost fTomGreen HOUHGn Horse Lick Rold , REWARD. elttllf retum or CJII 304-676 - UNDERPINNING & SOUP Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES FOUND in Ewington: mel• Pit Bull. no coll1r. White with brown IPOII on tlrl . Will be given eway if not claimed . Cell 114-388- LOST M1le short Bngl1 dog on Core-Centerpoint Rd . Bekmga to 2 ameli boys. Reward . C1ll 8-13 ttn Howard L Write11l LOST Black dog long body, short leg1, pudgy f1c1. Lott in viclnty of G•ll le ACIIderny High School. c.niU -446· 2174 after 5PM . 11 CARPENTER [~UN I il 5-19-'86'·1 mo. -z Lolt · Female min i e t ure schneuzer. Welting red co lter with rlbl• tag . Georg .. Ck. Rd . lrN . C1ll 614 -448 -4180. 8510. ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist J: $6,49500 J&L INSULAnON & SIDING CO. Befort Y~t~n mo. YOUNG'S Nil MDNf Y lllli'IN lomint Service Available• Co•t•re '~' Quntw ACRES & ACRES OF NATURE'S UNSPOilED LAND 32933 Servicing Middleport, Pomeroy & Five Points Area -a: LISA M. KOCH, M.S. SAUS & SDVICE lt. I, lex 27·B •All SIZES IVIILABLE SERVICE 5-20-'86-1 mo. BOGGS Business SerVices UT'$ BUILD UP IOCfTHfll •IOCAll! OWN EO •IOCAIIJBOR MANLEYS TRASH EnwraencY FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS c:J Co~uterized Hearing Air Selection z Swim Molds • Interpreting Setvices !aNion 173·10) .......... 140 Doors 173-15 ).............110 FrOSt I lumpon ............. 170 FORD TRUCKS Fenders 173-79 ).......... 140 Doors (73 -791 .......... IJOO lod. Support ............, IIIO Gr~l S~l .................. llJ 0 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Darwin, Ohio 992 -7013 992-!S53 5-16-'86-1 mo . 992-2772 nil 9922 1 81 0 JaMtsKH•t FOOT \50 lg ,., CHEV TRUCKS ,. •Commercial Conlainer BIG Office 949 -2431 OISHIIf, OHIO 992-5875 Or 742-3195 LEGAL N'OTICE Dido wjl bo rocelved otlhe office of Bolnord V. Fultz, 111 'h WOII Second Sa-oet any ond oil bido. Robert W. Pomeroy. Ohio 46769 for tho Foster, United States MarPublic Notice -of the rooidonoo of the late thai. Southe'" District of N811o M. Grinvn. The ,_, Ohio . Subject to rill estate aotote il llituoted ot B32 E. taxet. penah:ies and enest· IIIOTICE TO Main Stroot. Pomeroy, Ohio EQUIPMENT DEALERS ments not yet due and pa ya In accoJdance with Sec - 45719. The reel aotate conble . of o one f.-nlty dwolintl tion 307.86 ot tht Ohio Ro- 15116, 23 , 30, 3tc vlted Code, 111led bids will with thno bodroonw. one bll receWed by the Botrd at both, living room, dinilg room. Melgl Countv Commluton. tcitchen end e fuH bellemont. Public Notice Tho right io .-...ved 10 rejoc1 era. Court House, Pomeroy. Ohio until Noon, June 13, tn'/ or lit bids. Bida will bo received un~t NOTICE TO 1986. The bida witt then be CONTRACTORS opened at 1 P. M. on June Moy 30, 1986 01 10:00 Notice is hereby givan that 13, 19B6. ond rNd oloudfor O'Ctocll A.M. Hlltd propo11lt will be re- the purchate of the foUow- (5)22, 23. 26, 26, X7, 28, 29, 30 8tc ceived by tho Meiga County ing equipment. Board of Commiuionert at ONE II I NEW 19B6 TRUCK their office located in the W/ BITUMINOUS 54 Misc. Merchandise Courthouae, Pomeroy. Ohio DISTRIBUTOR gram 1t the following ad - Bldg. B-3, Fountain Square Cotumbuo. Ohio 43224 Ph. 1614)-265-6623 (5) 30, 1tc Compenaation gram. Bidder's rilk number mull be furnlohed In bid. Tha Mory Hobotottet, Ctort. 151 30: 161 8, 2tc of Plats . lowing described County work by 1 certified installer: Small Operator Auiatance Program Attn : Don Povolny er' t ··· ---P-om&ro·v·--------- & Vicinity Middleport & Vicinity 5-19-'16-ltn 985-3561 AIIMaku •Weahera •Diahwa1her1 •Rangel •Refrigerators •Dryers •freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 - 5 - 11~ Ripley Office for Hours 304-372-5709 10-14 ·tc CONTRACTING DOZER , BACKHOE. TRENCHER , SEPTIC SYSTEMS , WATER . GAS & SEWER UNES , RECLAMATION, PONDS , SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOM E FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT Ann oun ce men1s 3 Announcements JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992 -7201 RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 1-13-tfc SWEEPER and u twinu m~ tllne repair. ptrtl, and suppli•. Plclt up and diiNery. Oevia Vtcuum Cl e1ner. one ha lf milt up Gtofgtt CrHk Rd . Call 814- 448 -0294. NOAH 'S ARK ANIMAL PARK. S et-tools. church•. compsny plcn lce. blrthd1y partl• .,d femlty re-un ions. Call 114-3842108 or 1·800-282· 2117. 4 Giveaway Cuddly puppiM. Call &14 -21!58- tUB or 814-448-2825. Kittens. C111 814· 441· 4739. Pup pin to giYNWIY 11 Pon11. Co11114-388-Bt 3?. Good 1t1ndlng h.., to bt cut . Cell 814-2511· 1281 . THE QUAUTY PIINT SHOP New lo<otian: 161 North Socond Micldloporl, Ohio 457 60 SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fishing Suppli n Pay Your Coble & Phone Billa He1e r-::1r - · IUSINESS PHONE 16141 992-6550 !ISIDINCI PHOHI 16141 F11 All Yw Plllrlt, N"~' PWS: OHi" Suppin & Furnltura, -Woliding and Groduation ltotionorr. Mognotic Signs, lu"" lttimpt, lusln111 Forms, (tlfll Stnkn, Itt. 2SS IIIII St., Mlddloporl 104 llulloorry b . Pomeroy Gerage Sale May 31st, GeorgM CrHII: 8· 15. Furniture. plano. dllh ... cloth•. toys. pool tlblt. too .. . G1r111e ni•BIII Windon ,..,.denc.. 1 112 mil" from Ch.ettr on At . 248. June 2nd lf1d 3rd . Vard 'Sale 1/z mUe from Reccoon Crwk Brklge on n5 . Fri. a Set. To: P1t Proctor, Heppv Birthd•v. Mother . Th1nk1 for l'lerythirl g. Love. Tommv . Rhonde end fwnily. RACINE, OHIO 367-7560 - 367-71171 Call: 0 . Bo• 115, Sotom Street, Rutlond, Melga County, ered by the Ohio Worit- Ftivervtew Place. Middlepan, Ohio 46760 . Terms of S1le: Cash on dly of tale. I reserve the right to reject County Record program drelt : Ohio Department of Natur1l Resources Division of Reclamation ftooro of tht Melga County Jail . All omployio ollall bo oov- PROPERTV ADDRESS: 70 Volume 13, Pogo 31 . Meiga ahould contact the Small Operator Auittanca Pro- the the ntata of William J . Smith , deceand. lite of P. Meigs County Commiaeionera reserve the right 10 ac· capt or reject any or all bids and / or any part thereof. Juno13 ond opening ot2:00 P.M. thor dote lor tho lot- concerning minsted Exit ligna over the doorways of t he mein meant of egrets on tirat and e.cond ·· ..... Giilllpolis ·--- ···.. Big yerd ule. May 30,31 .& 1 d . June 6 ,7,8 . Helfwey betwMft Pomeroy 1nd Athens off At. 33. Vsrd S.le 66 Gerfield . Olntn- 2"'h mil11 on County Ad 37 groom table. lemp1 , ltanda. follow sians . Riding lswn bookt. clothlll. etc. Mav 30.31 mowef , enswering mec:hin•· .Too ... lots of misc. items . tNc* Jun e 2,3. top Blue end White. 4 F1mily Cerport S11t. 48 G1rfield Av1 . Fri. S. Set . MIY 30, 5 femily·Junt' 2,3.& 4th It Emerson Johnson• rllkiiMct. 31. Pottl~nd . Flrtpltce lfttert. ck)· Moving Sale Twin mettr•• & thing, ruga, toys, other items. ~ springl. Tlbl ... gu stove. uw. Come •nvt ime. 80 Chillicothe First .,., Ylfd 1111. Mite. items include okl tool11,md some uun1.' Rd . Cell 614-44& -2378 . On okt School tot on leur.t Cliff; 8 hmily Sill M1y 30, 31 , June Road. Set. M.., 31 . endMondll';'. 1, 9 to dllrk , rain Of 1hin1. lnfent June 1, from g.,. _to 4 pm . to ed uh , toy1, househo ld ittml , tools . Pric::ed to sell . New items 6 femily y1rd ule : Libby eech d•v - Ac1011 from Addeville Fithlf't· YellOw Bush Rd . RV cine. Mon. 1nd Tu11. J""l 2,3;' Sc::hool. 2 miiM off 7 . 9-4pm. Air condhlon•. tlbl l May 30th . 3111. June 2nd. 3rd. 1nd 2 chain, furn-.::1. humidl· 70 1 Ct'terry St. Vinton. Too fl.- . ca and antenn•. pooltlble. moped , toya, drepn 1nd mis c. m~n y ttem1 to ma'ltion . 814 -379-2272 . RAYMOND E. PROFFin (MAC) IF NO ANSWER CAll: FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Public Notice Happy Ads 8 Lost and Found PHONE 992-2156 01 llitt 011Mw Public Notice 5 •Residential •Commercial •I ndustrial Residential & Commercial Public Notice ~/-~ Pert Beeglepupplft, female , rest cute. 304-176-4831 . Stl\luatl Clm1htd Dt,l . Ill C o ~1 1 St. Pom11or. Ohio .t\1&! Public Notice Giveaway 4 ml"td brltd, tem111 puppt... 201 Locu11 St. HtndtriQn. - -1 The Daily Sentinel 4 Mr. and Mrs. Harliss Frank of wng Bottom Rd ., hosted " retire- ' lnl expe~ _ ,,.,.'I ce. The Daily Sentinel Page- 11 Ohio Business ·services Party p,iven Harrisonville OES meets FIRS'J' TEACHING - L.W. McComas, Middleport, who was a long lime teacher and superintendent of MlckDepori schools · and later came out~ retirement to serve as clerk of the Melp Local School District, Is shown Is thfi 1926 photo taken at the Keepers' School, his first teach- Friday, May 30, 1986 Friday, May 30, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tearing down old hDu ... m•t• rialt to glvuwr, ln~ding m• Help Wanted Ctret-"tt co~l ta . W) five-In •Ptrtment C•ll 304-678 -5 104. Need • ps rt tim• job? Sell A won , 111rt up tn onty 15 .00 . Cell e14-448-2t6e. Llrge Colurmu• homebu ilder need• atbcontract bk)ck CrtWI. GuersntMd full time work. C1ll *' oo.....,.,., gtvt Mly , 8m1ll. ~nd larat. C1ll 114- Verd Sale Sat. 31 onEno· Vinton Road . off 554 and 150 . Gertge S1le June 3rd . 6 4th, 9tm -4pm. Fou rtt't Ave . irl Bid well. lnflnt swing, , c1rrler & clothing. 1 Yerd S.le 48 & 80 Lincoln St. Cklthing, lrg . t ins. aweeper, TV, Iota mi1c. Jun e 3-1 9 to 5. fwdwai Ust. 33482. W1nttd-Temporary emplovte. Dtntll Hygen6tt, to work In progr•1tv• mod.m ct.ntll priC· tlce In J1ekton Co. W.V• -, During .._.mmtr. bceU.,t ••· lary, ttppty with rteume end flflf.,cet to P.O. Boa 311 Rlpl., W.Vs. 215271. 3 flmlty G1rage Slit. M1y 30 lnd31 , 9 :00titl ?. 110Mein8t, New H•ven , goH ~·· cfubt, typ.wrttiH', TVs, driP•. cu~ shions, fu rniturt, coel -wood · stove. Moving 11te, bedroom 111, CJ.IIIn size waterbed. 2&11'4 Jatferson Ave .. Pt. Ptt. Aft¥ d., 1ftertoon. Y1rd Sale, Mon and TuH. 9:00 to 1 k& K Lot42 , Pokn Pl ... tnt. Kids clothing, 10f1 1nd ct. tlr, tabla W1d c:heirs. Glttgl Sale 2 miiM out BldweiiRodnr, Rd. tum on F1lrvlew Rd . June 2. 3, 4. 3-fem ily. 2110 Mld l.an Ave ~ Mon. 6 Tu a. Bird cev•. mit e. item a. 11 21 Help Wanted b p erienced cs rpenter. Staning 11ltrv 16.00 PM houf. Send retU me to Box 100 S. c· o D1ity S entin el, Pomeroy, Ohio laad Guiterlst for rocll met•l ._nd. C•ll 11 4-992· 5381 . Atk for LH. Yen driv er-20 hrt . wHit. Must bt 65 YNrl of eg• or old., end have valid Ch1uffw,. lican11. For more i nfor~tion cell 814992-2181 between 8 end 4 :30 . Business Opportunity Rettlurttnt BUlin . . For Slit:. Deli ltvle rMteuJent torulewlth 0 · & BeYerII• U~nae. loctted in 01llipolis it ill pceN.m opportunitJ for 11118,..._ Gptr;· etor. Priced To Sell Nowlf e14· 441 -0021 tor confldMtlll dltelll. Priced tO tell . Night dub on Rt~ 1. 3 milll north of Pomeroy, Dl liquor Hcenttwtmcerrv· outbeer end wtne, I'WWiy Jemodeled , c1ll 614·192 -1191 , eveninga only . WANTED : Oil end ga stripper to drill."Reedy wells end cuh . Write. P.O. Box 1""481 , Perilltf"lblwg. w. v•. 2&102. I••• Maplewood Loung1 for lhle. cltl 304-176-2259. 23 Professional Newapap• clrculetion mtntger. Services exc:flllent ~J)ortunlty , shtrp. aggr11tive. uperlenetd OM . T1k1 ctur;e 13 .000 dlity, grert pl.ce to 1111 and work. Send • PIAN O TUNING AND REPAIR , reaume to Mr. H1rlen Phillip• rediscov.,- your piano' 1 beeutiful GM. Tht Newa-Virginien, P.O· tone. cell .,dey, Werds Key.DriWif 1027, Weynnbcwo. V1. botrd, 304-&7&-5600 or 8?1- 229080 "' "'" 703-949-8213. 3824. Ntwsptper pr... men , uplr· off let ptMimln. I dlyl PM publlcetlon, uc opportun· ity . Send resume to Mf. H1rl1n Ph ill ip1, GM . The Newt · Vifg irl lan. P.O. Drawlr 1027, ., c:.c~ Reol Esl ol e wovnHboro. vo. 22980. 31 BOOKKEEPER (part tim•} Ma· son County Public:: Library. Me· tureend rMilble plfton. Mull be e xperien ced In Ill peyroll pro cedur• . E.~pe ri enced onty nNd epply. Pav 14.150 Plf hour. lnteJVMiwl by tppoint nwnt l:l'lt';' June 2nd end J""' 3fd bet ween 9:00 e.m.end 5:00 p.m . Call 304 - 6715 · 2913 f o f appointment. 4 bldroom house, fireplace. 3 ml. aouth of GellipoUs. 129.900. c.u d•v• 814-445- 1515 or- Wlnted ma ture ruponsible ldult to c1re for 2 achool age chiklren cklring summar d.., ahift . Ref. Req . 304· 875-7879. Medical •••i•t•nt, op eni ng immed ietlfV, ref . riiQ . Sand raw me to Boa P.30 ctre Pt. Pl. Register, 200 M ~n Sl. Pt. Pl . 12 Situations Wanted LPN will 0o privlte duty nuraing. Arry Hou rs. 304-17&· 767 1. ~ llld ll t: l dl t -805-11?·11000 Eot. R-980& E11y AaMmbly Work! 1714.00 Plf tOO . OUIIrentNd P1ymant. No Still . Details·· S•nd llemped envelop•: Elln -8847 341 B EnltrYtrilt, Ft. Pl•ct Fl. 2111'G1Citt end 31dthnltoQDOd 93tl . Govemment Joba. 118.040 . e&t,230-yr. Now Hiring. C1ll To good home, whht mllthOUH c.t. h• bun n•t•ed. Call homo . 8t4-982-7875. ?47 Ortvtr St. Mlddtopon. Sailor Rd . Vinton oft 326. Stolle, furnhure, 2 blk•, 2 beds, tbe12 women• df••• jn.w), hous• hold Items, .tc. Mey 31 · 2 to 9. June 1 II 2- 9 to 9 . dU -388 - lo t~~ l hu opening tor en .. perltne»dperaontowo rk in 18 Wanted to Do csrp•t cle•nlng pert· of tht ' - - - - - - - - btlaln•l. NHdt to hive knowl- 1.tg• at stum cltenlng 6 floor scrubbing equlflment. Appty in Sw im les10n1 pri\1111 or group, Ptf10n, Sat. bttwHn 10am & Red C ~Vnlife.a v lng 1nd W.S .L 2pm, Grel1 Am•rlctn FloorC1re c.rtifled , 7 Vlltl experienc1. Cent er, 45 S 11te St., Gelllpolis, Cell 814-446· 3011 . Oh. L•ndlarda. bua lntllll , ho EASY ASSEMBLY WORK I meown.,., p-of•lionel mslnt• 1714.00 per 100. Ousrenteed nence men will do repair work, P8'fnwll. No aeln. DeteHI· l\lenlngs 1nd wMkendl, 304S.nd stamped .,velope: Eltn- 875-172& oltlr 5:00 PM. 7115 . 341B Enterpr lte . Ft. Pierce. Fl. 33482. curr~nt & Vicinity 2 F1mily Y1rd Sele. Koontz REPS NEEDED. for butinlll .ccountt. Full Time 180,000180.000; Part·tlmt t12 .000· t1 8 , 000; no ..tting, ,., ••, bulln•• · Set yrauf own houra. Training provided. Cell: 1-812938-8870, M-F. &am to 5pm (Cant ril Stendsrd Time!. 11 ) C111 Meneger & (1 ) Pl rt· tlme c... M1neg er-Pert-tlme Clerk. 12 months pc)litton• qualif lcadona: BA degree in raleted field, B. able to meet Ohio Departme n t o f Mentll Rete r det lon -0 evtlo P.m•ntel o;sllbiliti• QMRP certtflcttlon l requirements. or willing to obtl in. Salary •• per 11tary sch•· dule & eaperlence, (I 14.000· t 19,000). The G1lli1 County Board of MR -00 s hill ensu re th1t IYI go ing & c::on sl1tent epproprlete tr•lnlng will be povidided to C ••• Msn.gement penonnel in IJ) ecific 1kill Ifill to mulmize the effect tven•• & l ffic lency of the u rviced eli\llry, Tr~ lning & tlllptrlenoe In the ta lowlng sr111 will be considered helpful If not esaent lal: A. Nature & nHdt of MR ·OD ln dlvldu1ll: B. Counseling of MR -00 ln divldu JII & their familin ; C. Bthevlo rMenegem.-.t of individUII I who hiVe MA · DO; 0 . Delivery of 11rvlas to pertont with MR -00; E. Knowledg• regerdl'lg lhl evei11bil lty of r11ou rce1 I. hOw "link up " lndividutlt to thou urvlc11; & F. Knowledge reglfdlng lnttrIOinCV COOPIM'Itlonl clu11en, pottctlve & .:lv o~ cv MrVice•AII 1ppllcetions eve ilsble et: Gillie County Boerd of MR -DD P.O. Box 1' Ch..hlre. OH 45820 Of Call 11114-3e7-01 0 2. Appllc1tio n deedllne June 13. 1988 . " An Equal Opportunity Empk)yer '' June 1,2 ,3. 412 Spring Ave. Adult end chlldrlf'll c:tothn, beddtng, b1by toya, odda end enda. low pricn . ····-··pfJSiiiaiiiirit ·-··.. t.1rga Colurmua homebu ikler nee ds subcon t r1ct co ncre te crew1. GuertntMd full time wort~ . C1ll 1 -814· 888 -4866 &: 30 em- 9:00 1m onty. Monday · Frld..,. Large Colurr1Ju1 hOmebuilder needt subc o ntr~c t frsming crew1 . Gusrtnteed full time wortc . C1ll 1 -614 -888 -4855 &:30 am- 9:00., on tv. Mondl't' - Ffid8'r'. Mon . 1nd Tu... June 2nd &3rd. Rein or at'tine. Children and ldult dothktg . VtrioUI tilH. elot Of mi1c. items. 482 South 6th. St. Middleport , Ohio. Eight Femily YIM'd Slit . Tulldey 1nd Wodn•d•Y - June 3 a 4 . v. mile out Gecnges Cr•H Aold trom Buleville Rolld. If rain , ••le Chari• C1rson r81idence. One mile up Hv••U Run Road. will be In g1rege. Monday June 2. Yerd Sale Mondly ·TuMdly , June 2· 3 . 24 Henkle Ave ., 9-4. Monday June 2 9am-4pm. S•Seen AC welder , achool lem St. Rutl1nd , Ohk). Blbv clotl'llll, b11tb1ll cle1t1. polor~id items, ltttle girlt clothing, sho•. Instan t c1mera , lot of bed1preatd1. Clurt•ins, T.V. t. diel and men1 ,.llftl, end c:lo· everyth lng. thing . Mile. it.mt. Gtgant ic: Cerport Y1rd Sale, June 2 -3. Furniture. toys, kids cloth•. dith ... miac. 281 Sand .,., Dr ive. 111 rold o ff Netgl'lbor hoodoutR t. 141 . AVON . 3 op., tarritoti81. Clll 304-1175· 1429. for 8 5 WMII old puppln. 1 mele, I t_,ele. Brown fuuy HuakyCollll mla. 81 4 ·912· 7458. 3 Family Second houae acro11 bridge in Northup . TuMdiV Jrd . Flower~. light fiaturn . dllhn vegetabl ... 1-814·888-4856 5:30 om-9'00 ontv. Monday · Fridey. 1m tontry, Cart 814-441-0208 . 81 4-448·0085 . Ysrd S1le M•rv L1vn• '• Ch•· lhire, Ohio . June 2 · 3-- 4-6. Homes for Sale- awen i n ;~ 814 · UI · II222 . WI build big 4 bdf., Etrty Amllrieen homes •18.&95 on · your lot. SH our new model home. Cell 614 -888· 7311 . Bv own er· sm~ll 2 bedroom home w ith Yl setehiltidelotlnd outbuilding. 5 miln south of GeiUpo lit. Kriner Ridge Rd . Firlt hou11 on right from Rt . 218. 11 4.000 . P•v 14,000 down end owner w ill hlfp finan ce balen c::e: Ca ll 61 4 -44& -29H. Pl11atentfy Jtllded. lnaulated. 2 story t'touae with atorm window a. g1rage. new IIWtr lddi· tion S2!5.000. Cell 8 14-446 2025 or 614 -245-9180. Smell 2 bd r. houae on Rt. 7. •1 .000 down 121 3 per month, own111r firun c::ing. CeU 814 ·2661216 . 1 bedro om houae in ci ty , nioe, m1ny new itnprovelnentt , l1rge outbu ilding, pri ce reduced to ,, 2,000. C1 ll 614-446-3 150., 3 bdf . 2 -ltory house in \linton. Recently remodeled . All nMs wiring . lnsuleted. New cotl a wood furnsce. For information c•ll e 14-38B·9B09. Spr ing Y1llay, 3 bdr .. r1nch. LR , diningroom. tQ . Fr. 2 b1th1. 2 fifeplecea. Nawtv rtm0d61td kitchen. Ctll 814 · U6· 2487. '"o' for tale rtnt 3 bdr. home In country, Vinton .,.. _ Stove. r.. f ig er~ tor-, truh, weter fU~ nished . 1200 mo .. * 150 dep . 2 children. ref' a. Cell $14-381· !M88. 21 h - Buaintsa Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUILISH· lNG CO . recommends thtt you do busln• with people you know, and NOT to Mnd money throuW. t he m1l until you hart -.vMtlgated the offering. 3 bdr. hOUie With IIUminum skiing, blm, orchard. & 30 t erM . 7 mltM from Otlltpolla ort W1nted lnvlltOr or 1ilent ptrtner 3 -4 bch., c1rpMtd, remodtltd. baement, nice, Yl ICII, 'It mil• ,.. from city, U2.&00. Call 61 4· for profit.,le 814-2U -t772. bu*'--- Cell PIYod Rd. Call 814-251-1772. 448-2034 oh" &PM. ~ �'" Pom!lrOY- M Paga 12- The ·Daily Sentinel 31 Home"• for Sale · LAFF·A·DAY 48 Space for Rent 4 bedroom home on 7 terti. t30,000 C1n n~gotl111 . C1H 814·tt!·.SI2. 3 bedroom, ntwty rldecor1tllf , Mumtnum aklinQ, lllfl carport, ...,..,, on ~ tterelot InC het1tf. O...,;fottrth mill) on 248 qff At . 7. 114-tti-.SII. 3 btd~m. Lg. llhohen, htlt tlr cond. c..,.ted, SJII · ..... Syr~utt. 81•·192-3t02 efttr 5 pm. pu.-.. ,...,dry, 114-992-11324 . -le- For ..... tl eltctrlc, 2 bid room, ~-· lll'ge k:t, Moble home fot on Rt. 7 a lulovHI•Acldt..., Rd. Colll14357·0232 .. 814·448·4215. for 101•12,100 ITU A~ acindl· non•. e11otltnt oondldon. Dou· gl• Htmtlty 3rd lt. lyrecuee. COUNTRY MOillE Hom•P.,k. Routt 33. North ot Pom~y. lorgtlott. Coll81f·ll2·7478. N.W Wlncll•t• 3030 Rlfto, 7 mm world Wtr , MUIIIIt'. Buc* Knife llotnttnl•. II ounotpurt tilver, lo••olfortAGn oo~ . 1178 Chevy Ctprlc• W~gctn. 11100. 12~ cublo ft. rtfrlttti\Or Nkt a.oo. u--o•. ~ btttm'"t with wood ""d cHit T.0 . tow utilltln. hc.llent condition. LOCIIICI on Yellow Bulh Ad. low lO 't . C1U tftw 5•00 pm. 8U-.. t · 2110. HWigl Z t»droom Duplex houM ptr· Pomeroy. Ctll dtVt. 814· 992· tllllv'turnilhtd. Low utllltl•. in 2311 or 114-192-2109 0\IWI · tnp. z bedroom houH In Pomeroy, 1200 fumlthld . t185 unfur· nithtd. P.., own !Jtllitilt, wood bum•. lltQe v•rd. Call d•v• &U -892-2381 or eU-992 · 2509 tvlfliAgl . 2 bedroomhoup, full bllsement, n.., root tlumlnum liding, porch end deck. linooln Hill 114-112-6711. FOI" 1111 by own•: Llrgt 9 room horN wtth 1 'AI btths. bilevel, #emily room . 5 b«<roomt , for mil dining room. located on lergt tol with Pruit tree• In AiQQICfllt Manor three mil• from Tupp..-. Pl1lns. Clo" to K'hootl, Prlald a&3.600. C1ll 814·915-4279. Aenortcl okttr home. VIne St. A.cine, Ohio. Living room, din · Wig room. Ate room . kltch., wtth o.- ctblnttl, 1tove and relrlg. lnduftd. 3 t»droom, beth . pantry, llundry room. Aft drapttend bllnd1 included. Vinyl tkllnl. Priced U5 ,000. Phone 81•-ttl-2540. 1 only. New lot model. All Amlrictn Rench. 3 bedroom. l'tlduc.d UOOO, for quick ule. 8U-812-1887. 3 bedroom Stctlon1i Ranch on 100x200 lot. Front• on . 3 Strtet1. Excellent neiborhood. Arbough Add ition , Tupper• Pflint. Mey -.cept mobile home on trtdt. Fin.ncing IVtlltblt to qutllfied. p1rti111 . 814 · 992· 1887. Sat. or rent •NitW H1ven, 3 bedrooms, 2 btthl, firepltce. glflll•· t38,!i00.00 or 1300.00 month plus depotit. 304· 'D l · 2471 . HouM, 4 bedroDmt, 2324 Lin· coin Avo .. 30··175-21 30 . Lust purch•t lltHn"nt PGI· lible. Very nice horne wtth 3 bldroome, NYingroom with firepi .c.. 2 'A b1th1, large country khch~n . hobby room, 1-..ndry room. full blsemtnt. 2 Clr ...,_.,, central vtcuum tystMn. air oond. deck, I woodtd ac:ret. 304-815-3313. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOM£8 KESSEL'S QUALITY MOilLE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WElT. OALLIPOUS. RT 36 . PHoNE 514-445·7274 &Oa10 remodeted U .OOO. Cell 81.4-211 -1710. 2 bdr. willhede for motor home. Co11U·441-1611 . 1974 FrHdom 12a66 , 3 bdr., 1 bltll, t3.&00. Coli 614-3792721 . 1974 Kirkwood 1 2A60. two new cerpet through· out. newly remodeltd , total eleculc, excellent condition. redwood patio. oo rented lot, or c.t bl moved . CIH 61o& ... e. 8010. bedroom~. 121160 Shultz coveted porct't. rural water, mttllttor~ge bldg ., wlttl lot, Crown City. Ctll SU· 216· U4.a or 814 · 2&8· 1389 01 304-175-13B9. 121110 good oond., plf'tly fur· nilhed, nWf ctrplll, n..,_- fur· Mel. 15.000 or belt off.,. Call 114-251·8704 BAM ·10PM. 11n Holley P1rk 121110 wtth· CA. pllftty furn ., Ytt'Y good ...d .. 07,100. Coli 114-2U6120. 1880 LlboiiV 1•.&4, 2 btd· room. unfurnished, vinyl undlf· pmning induded. Must ••II. Call 304·773-6873. • Gen• . Mobile Hom•. Frtt Wllhtr 1nd dryer whh purch•• of lftY nwr home In 1todl. 8S Skyline 1•b70, 3 bedroom. 2 INitht, only t14,9QO. LDCited Junction In and Rt. 2 Rwtnl· wood. '/!.Yo. 1-304-273-6131. 12al0 2 bedroom, furnith.d, •• up. underpinning, lttpl. Country Mobile Home P•ll. 814-H2-7471. 111.a 1211112 bedroom eltctrlc mobile home. A.C .. undtrp ln· ..,., good condhlon. t8600. Wli Hll whh 7 acr• for ..15.000.or rent land. Calll14te8· 3121 . ' 14170 flwtwood Mobile Hom• front porcf\. biCk l•g• ct.dl. u.penelv• c1rpetlng. vary attrac· tM int«kw. Wtrm Morning hooter. 814-et2·1808. MOilLE HOMES MOVEO• In· turai. rMIOntblt lit•. Ctll 304-171·2338 1173 .tkVIInt 12al0 2 br. til ...... bu!H·In kl1c:llon. ptnlolly - t d. N- underpinning • ttept t.atoO. firm. 1177 Montt Carlo n.-dl work, good body · -· 304·182·2188. 121.10, two bedroom Llbtfty moblt home with 1•12 tdd on tnd - - In porcll. 3041711-1282 olltr 1:00 PM. 1173 Holly Ptrk wMh lot , c:holn link fooOt tnd .... building. o..,ol "" _,d. locattd Oolllpollo ,.,.,, 304·811·2021. M - H -. 121<10 Hllltr.,, •c oond. toctted In Moflllft' -n. W. Yo. 304·111·4111 .. 171·1781 ' 12x81 tr.U• with ont tcrt l.,d "".,•• u.ooo.oo. 304·171· HB1 ot 171· 1171. 117J Klrtlwood mobllo homo (ldcf on room) 1 aorellrld. nioe. Nttcl Offt<, 304·176·3030 or 171·:1431 . ' "She married him for his money •. " t:~;;::;:;:::::::::,;;::~~F.::i;;;;;~:;:= 32 Mobile Homes tor Sale 1971 Elcona 1 4•70 wi1h Ptfll. Mutt •• to eppreclllt. 304&75-1918. 42 Mobt'le Homes 1 lor Rent For .. le 01 rtnt: 1 2d0 mobUt home with 12d4 ldd on. ApplilriCII included. 114·882· 5170"' 814·112· 3117. I WAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 12 Olive St .. Glllipollt. Nt~W • ulld waod·OOIIItovll, I pc WOOd Ul ..h. t38t, bunk bodt 11 81. amron rwclin.. til. MW • ultd bedroom 1UI111. rang-. wring« wuh. . , a tho11. New 1111111-m .,htt 11H-flll, ''""'· etto buying ootla wood ...... Ctlll14-441· 3118. cy~ .... :::: ·- 1IIBHondoATC70, 3wllttl.,, • .· hordly rid., tiiiO. 304-137· . : 2108. 81 Hunda O_,d Wing lnt.,.tate. ~ ~ lull dr•""· 03100. 304-871· ' • 11&7. ' 76 fiWI ~ut••.bcnhforl121 . 1 114·84t·2101 ' Boall •nd Motorl tor Sale ' 13.2 cubic ft. uprltlht freu.r. •1111 oh•ttvPefr•er. 1100; self delrottlng refrlger1tor, 1100 onclonothorotlfdol..,.tlng rtfrlg, 1110; ~-and dryer. 1121; 40 tmp tltctrtc range. til; goo olotll• drvH, t2B. Phontl14· 7U-2!12. 10 tt. S11r1 a•um Jon BOlt with oers. ••c oond. •111.00. Call .,.,lngo 304· 111·2171. 78 ,....,rv TONY'S OUN-AEPAIRS, 1e0p1 bolt olgh11nt. rtblutlng. houN · 8:00 dH dtrll. CtH 304876·4131 . SURPlUS - Army Ctmoufltugt - Denim - Rentll Clo1hlng - Smoll Equip"*''· Kktt Iiiii CllnOUftiUIII. Ov. UO,OOO Inventory M•chendill•. Bem Sornervlllt't, since 1114, IMI of Rtvtntwood, junction old Rt. 21 , lndep.,d11'101 Hold. fFrldiY ev.,lng), Saturday, Sunday, 1·1 p .m. Dollvory, 304-171· 3334. Point PIMunt. IT'S ON LV A 51..1.11. CHANCE ,.. IUT IT MIGHT TURN OUT TO ee oua owcv o•e. WI'LL. N!&O I!VER.Y OUNC~ Auto Parte 8o Acceuorie• OF OKY6EIIJ IN THtM TO R&AC.H '"~ sua•~ce . -· ' •" All twJ• UHd .• rebuilt trtn• ~ .-: million I • trtnf• 011• . Wilt - •~ ... deliver. Ovtrdrlwe tr~ntmlt· ~ · ·. llon1, front • ••r whMI drive, .~ ~~..· trantm611ion kite a tam convtr· · : . ... qin• rebuild ldtt. CaM : Slight point dom~. Fllthlng M't'OW llan 12851 L hted. non· tnCW t21&1 Non161 ttd 12311 lttlocolly 1·100·423·01 13 tnvtlmo. projtclor. Vlowlnl 36 mm 2olldo tcrHn. m.tal aida holden, olldt hold"' for vlowlng. flmt , Phono 814-112-7200ne of· t• 7 pm. AT TH IS PEPTH ANP WAT!IIt T!MPI!RATUR!, *'· 814-371· 2220. I~;;~;;:::::::::::::::::r-;.::::::;:::::::::::~:1 81 Farm Equipment JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER. IR 311 W. OoMipoUa. 0111o. co11 114-441· 17n. .... 114-441· 31182. Up hom troc· tlfJ with Wllrrenty ov• 71 uted trectofl, 1000 toole. 71 Autos for Sale 1H3 Mercury Zeph•~· 7, tuto, llr, AM·FM, .orty. cuh pri~ . tz,919. John'• Auta Still. lulovlllo Rd .. O.Nipollo. t-:' . . _:.:. Rebultt tuto trMtlmfltkm C·4. Flto 74 Muotong I V·8 Aotdng t1 21. Coli 11 4· 388·11010 auk for Ru.. AM W~JI;;;p .... X o.JU.fT CAL-U:O 71 Ptymouth lwrow for p.... Coli 114·112-7141 oft• 8•00 pm. f'IOW I. 380 Chevy trentmiulon 175 .00 . Cttburtor 120 .00. H•ldl 110.00. All exc cond. Phone 304-171-1759. 1181 Plymouth Turilmo, 5 tpd., For ,..,t: 3 bedroom m~bilt 1.100 mlltl. Mklntl t1.198. 730 Cott dloool. wldo front PS;· Coli 814· 441- 1182. !tome. Approx. 5 mil• from • pow:er. live hydrtullct, 1918 12•10 2 br ntDbllt home. Pomeroy Of' Mkldleport. 114- GODD USED APPLIANCES .II . New I fl. drum mower 1877 Impale ltttlonw•eon. H2·BBBI. u .ooo. 304· 882-2181. Wllh... dryers. retrig•atorl, t New 1.2 ft tedder t1,000_. Colll14·441·7123 . 79 Motor• Homes rtnge1. SktOGI AppUenc11, H balor t495. Call 2 bedroom trtll.,, partt;' fur· Upp., Alv« Ad . betkl• Stone 8o Campers 14-288-1122. nilhld. Tr•ll•speca~. Sind HHI c,...t Motel. 814·441· 7311. 1182 Plymouth Hort.on, 4 dr .. 4 33 Farms lor Sale Ro.ct eonvenl.nt to echoole, tpd.. air, AM -FM. t2 .419. 1147 Ford trKtOr high a low Jotm' tAuiO Sllll. lultviUtRd .. ltore and hOiplttl. Ctty ltwlr County AppNence, Inc. Good 1918 Starcraft foldout c•mpN, '"'G•· good rublttr, a1r1 nice. Oolllpollt. •vllllble. lnqulf'e Aotll•. 304- utld epplftncet end TV tete. For ule by own•. 11 0 acr• at 171-o&IOO bttwMrt 9:00 tnd Open 8AM to IPM. Mon thN Plows, disk. cultlvttors, boom """ a. compiM• wittl ttovt, Oexttr. Betutiful 8 room home. polt. t2,395. Cell 114·281· o..,o bu1111y whh V.W. onglno ~boa, lightI • ltnlt. uc. con d .. Sot. 114-448·1111, 827 :lfd, btrn. wtbulldlng. swimming 4 0 0 - dayo. Boll colltctlon, 304·176·1&311. 1122. A¥1. Oolllpollo. OH . Aloo, 1981 Wlllyo 2 . lcyt. lko ntw. CoN 114-3118-8715 pool. Alto 114acr•n•Dexttr 3 bedroom ptrt:. fumilhlcf trail• 3spetdwtthO.D. I0 .• 15mll•. afttr IPM. 3 bedroom modem home 2 end 2 bedroom turnilhed tnlllr Ytlley Fumlture. new & uatd. Whi1e Orgeru•, off the should• &000 ford mtfor dleHI tflctor, Ito rid in Mit tor lett 1& 'fltrl. bemt, valley MHing. &14-742- onCrtlbCrwk.Ro.t. Largeyard, Urge HOlton ot quality fumi· wtddlna dr•t. sin !i-8. 304- plo-. dlolo. I h . buoh hog, Unit run. Col 114-112·2471. 1119 21 ft. Cllmp• shower, 2877. t3.1185. Coll14· 211·1822 . atovt, r•frig., cond., gerden P'ot. chlldran welcom•. ture . 1211 Eutern An .. 876-41}8 or178-17&1 . no pet:a, UIO.OO p• month, Otllipolls. 1971 Ford Fillt., ~tt~ory .,ad f1,200. Co! 114-211· 1447. . 304·176-1208. 1.,;...,..:..:...:______ '71 Buloi<Eitctn. '130MC bul. 4010 JO dl•tl trector cl•n condition . 83,000 original Ptn.onic atereo. 1OK neckl~ee a-.rn 111ff. JO rille, JO Z2.aT miles . 114-912 · 2021 after 1871 11 ft. Oreem• trwel traU•. g.- ttove, furntet • TwD bedroom traM• ttmOdeled, Few - : Hortoquit Romonco •nd ring . Cell betw.n 8:00 and boltr. CoH814· 211·812Z. 1•00. 36 Lots 8o Acreage refr'e•ator, • • • &·1. vood . coupl• one small child tc- books. 270 lor 17&. Whlle 9•00 PM. 304·871· 71110. woodon llblo Ytllow Jhtlden'e F1rm Equlprnen1. ceptad, NfertnCIII end dtpOslt. 1182 Dodge Ch•ru• 2.2, 4 cyl. oond .. t1 .2BO. C111 114-251· · Rt-. 1 LocuatAold, baeltofK& K,. ldt,_ c:11n1 Clbitot no. a1 New lir cond. 11.000 btu. Check our aale Pfleet on Long 4 JPIId, A.C.. low miluge. 1142. Camping ~t in Big Foot Park. Evttttt Schwam. triiCtOrt • YlfmHf hey equip- good conditM)n . 114-992-5523. In fOOd corwllllou. Seo 11 2lill phono 304·178·4101. 12.000 will consldtr trldt ln. mMt with .a.4 percent:fin~nctng So. Fourth Aw., Middleport. Coll814·441-1294. 1978 Chevron Sky lounge. 2t ~ _ Sattllt• dllh, 10 It bl.ck mnh IVaMtlble. A compl..elkteofbalt Oh. dilh. Unkten 8.000 recelv11, hlndllng Kcettorlet. grinder 43 Farm• tor Rent 1971 Chwy ~ton 12 ~Ntnger ft. Separtte bedroom, Hlf· - . Camptht .r: Big No grMt reception! 30.a-e7&-10153 mi•era. w1gon1. rotery 111.... v... euto, AC., PS .• crutlt. dlt. 2 oonttlntd. Good condltkm wtttl • Used 1k' conditiontn, refrlglrt· afteri:OO. monty down, 1150 mo. owner rotery blld•. culttvt· hl.t ... Clptlinl dltirl, 14000. lir. Alklng t4198. 114-742· . tors, dHp frttllf'l, Wllhtrl. fintnce. wiH thow we. & tors, dl~e~, plow1. IHdm. PDI1 114·112· 3194. 3033. 34 ecre cropland. eo acr11. dryers, et.ctric • g11 reng11, Ctrd reader. 30ol-811·3110 for drlvet~, wood ~pNttlf"', g ..... w1161tnds. Rt. 7· IS mi .. t)llklw pllture a tobtcco tlotment. Cillor TV's. dllhw•sh.... tnd appointment. Gtllipolil, turn right & follow h.,clgM••· powtrwllhert • 1814 Chevy C111ali•, 4 door, 1170 Winntbeoo . Self con· Call 304· 171-5104. lign1. ntw mattr•• • bOx tpringt wheel horN lawn • g•rden 1uto, PS ., Pl., 111tre cl..n. low t•inlll, Vll"f good condttion. 22 complete t9St .91 . Yllil.-y Fumi· 12 It good ultd Sotltlrldl triCtorl. And Itt Ul for • IHt long. 318 Oodgt tnelnt. mlloo. Coli 114·192· 3703. turt, Ellltrn Ave.. GaHipolill. 1 to 5 tct... ptrtlllly woodM ICithcen c.t»lnl'tl, tvp and bot: complettllntofpll'tt•tervlotl New • • 20 ft. twnlng. 44 Apartment loti. Tupplf Plains end ChMtM', tom. 304-171·1811. UMd: A vtrt.ly of uted 1976 0 . P~mouttt Fury. U71 automltlc tr~nemiulon . Phone 6 1utomttic walhlf'l OE, Whirl· Wlttr end approved rold to eac:h lor Rent trac:tore: uttd round b•l••· Mtrcury Mon~tch . Both 4 dOor, 814·841-22:14. pool, fromt95to 1150. II In til. lot. Ae11onlbly priced. will Guns for 1111, Modtl 37.: ttu• grinder millfl, wagon•. tpray· olo. CoH 114-812-7078. a.oo cond. 3 ettetric rwag• 40." , 38 fin ... ~. 10 pM"cent down. Cell 11 geuee; one 20 gtuge; •• WI. cuttlvttors, whMI diac. Z2 ft 1974 Monitor 1 1, 11H tm .· 7:00pm. in, 2t in. Gu rtno• 3D Itt, 31 in. 814-988·3694 . model 141 ; rlftee for llle or ~WI , CUIIpiOktrl, rlfil... 1Q con1elnld. llr cond. .wnlng. Rtfrlgtrmr Coldepot Iitie new 1980 G . Ptymouth Fury. AM · 03,200.00. 304·875-1831. JACKSON ESTATES APART- a250. r-'"elfttor ff'Oit frtt trltdt. lttwNn 5:00 tnd 9 :00 balers, mDwing m~thm•. tnd 30 ecr• for 1111. 114-992· evening• 304-115·1111 . toddon. Coll114· 441·1111. FM, •ir. 1880 OttiOn 210, I MENTS (Equel Houslnu Oppor11150, 5 side by side r_.,ia.,.•· 7015 tfttr 5:00 pm. IPttd. Ctll 114 - 892· 7075 tuntty, monthly r...t lttrtl tt tore whtt•. gold, copptrtone, FOf'Cid 111' fum.c1, starm win· Johneon 2 horn trtlllf, pod a:oo.m .. 7:00 pm. U71 for 1 bldtoom and 1212 IYOCida. Air condttiDn• 8,000 Se r v iCI' S Building lotslfVtlltbltloCited on for 2 bedroom, diPOiit 1200. dowo. 304-171·51 23. condition. Coli 114-448-. .93. BTU 115, elr oondlttoner 8.000 Gru••r Line, Camp Coni-,. el locatld n• Spring VIII.,. Plut 1975 Ford LTD. 2 door. bokl utiliti111. Elnw Grun•. 304· tnd Foochnd, pool~ndCabltTV BTU lllte new t125 . Air condi- For lllt24' abovtgroundpool in hey bl!.r. model 230 and Nnt good. 1450. 1175 tioner 11 ,000 BTU 11215. 878-4207. good shiP• (no Unw) 1350. perf.ct oond., l1 , 100. ftrguton Cuatom 100 Ford, with dull avall.t»le. office houre 11 poui- B~tggl Applitncet Upp• Rivtr hey w.gon nsw Hd. 1•125. FOfd Home tllh.ust, 351 modlfi.ct, 1750 or 81 .-n to4pmtnd 7pmto9 Rd. 114-441-7398. ,Ciottd 11 3o4·B82·2734. Alhton bultding lots with public bl•10 503 blue ·pickup lidt dalivMY trld• for pldlup of equtt v1lue. pm Mondty·Frlclov. Coli 114Improvements noon Stturdty. wtter, mobile home~ l*'mitttd, rllct, "00. Coli 114-992 · 114· 247-4292. 441·2741 or I Wit m••~t•· 30··871-2331. 7111. 66 Building Supplie• ltlf·cleanlng tlectrlc rena•· 1981 Ford Ftirmont. 4 door. 4 Nicety furnilhtd mobile home. (harvttt gold) & whirlpool tleat· BASEMENT For ul• or trede~ Llfgt round c'(l., tutomttlc, PS , PB, AM·FM, eH. ept., central ek end heat In ric dryer. A1klng t75 .. ch. Call WATERPROOFING H.tftan Btltr and 2 uti equtp. low mil11, t1150. 304-h2· BuUdlng Mtterilh city. ack.lttl only. Cllil 114·•••· 114-441· 2545 or 114· 448· Uncondlttonll llfMime guaren3371 . 0338. Blodl, brlclt• .-er pip•. Win· m.,t treillfl. C1ll 514-992· 2121. tll. Loctl r.terenc• fumllhtd. dows. lint .... etc. Cl.ude Win· 7401 . 1910 DociSit Omni. good condi- Ft.. 11timtt11. C ..l collect 2 bdr. utMitl• p_.ltlly fum .• Se•re Ker~mort hetvy duty tWI, AM) Ortnde, 0 . Call 114· Cub Cldet. 10 ..,. with cutttva· tion, IUIOtN'do, AM-fM, elr 1-114·237·0481. dov 0< night. a175 mo. Ctll30oi ·615·810.a. WllhM'· dryer. Call 114· 441· 248·8121 . 41 Hou111 for Rent tors. MOO. CaN 1114-247·4282. condition. t1400 or' B•t ott.... Rogers ••••ment 3138. 304· 875- 2:714 or 304·8715· W1twptoOflng. New 1 bedroom apertmtnt. Cen Building met•ritll . c•m Two rvw tDbecco trtMPient• Rent. '-'•· lind contrect. 3br'• 814-448-0310. 18"Uotd 1,000 ll\J AC, lull olzo blookl •• siln. yerd. or dlliYerv. Rodney YIU-a.ll; 2 br't·Eureb.: btwior ttucc:o pltttwinl • new t1 ,000.00. 52 toNc:co 3br Evtns Hlightl; 0tpOJit a 2 bdr. apt., downtown. 1210 mettr,.. boJI tprlngs tx. firm. Golllpollo llodl Co" 1231> Pint otl pluttr reptlr. Low ra1• . Cd tU .OO 1* 100. Ma<· n Okfs Oeltt .. Roytll IC, 114-251-1182. rtftrenc• required . IIICkbum without utllitHNi, t330 with Corbin & Snyder Fumttura, 981 St., GolllpoUs. O~lo Call 814· GM'I dlawn Farm, At 35, crul11, tltt, pb, ps, MOO mil•. ' 304-17 -1281 or 304-628· Second Ave.. G•lllpalis. I 14- 448·2783. Rtolly-114-441-0008 . 02210. 304·178-1817. uUiiti•. ·oeposlt required. Ctl <141·1171 . RON'S Television S•rvict . 9200. 114·441-2128 8•00trn · 5pm. llodl. brick, marttr end m•· Fumlthed houle. 2 bdr., 1195. 1978 Mu1teng. e11c . cond. HouM calls on RCA, Ouu:11, tonry tuppll•. Mounttin 81111 I · M -.,-,..--F-"'li_U_oo_n_ la_ w _n_g _o -rd _on _ Country ollk furniture now In 131 ,.,r .ath AYII., Qallipolls. Fum. 1pt1. 1 • 2 bdr. 1220 & OE . Spocioling In Ztnith. Ctl 02600 firm. 304-171-031. ltock. Coff" end .,d tlbl... lloci, Rt. 33. N.w H•ven, W. mow. with anow plow 7 hp fOI' CaU 441-4411 tft., 7pm. 304 -871-2398 .. 814·448· 1235, utllltl• pd. 701 ••h round pedMttl and drop leaf Vt. 30•·882-2222 . 11le. Good cond. 304 -882· 2U4. Gt!Upolill. Ctll 448-.a411 tMI•. com• cupbo•d. 2 pc. 128 Fltlt AYI., 5 roomst. blth. 7pm. 2903. 72 Truckl for Sale c:upbo.,., dry lfnlt1, MCrtttry F-«y Tr• Trimming. ltump Ctlll14·441·3945 aft~r 4PM. 68 Pe11 tor S•le d•kl. chtt1 of dr.w111, chlirt. r~tl. Cell 304·17a-1331 . Fum. 1pt1. 1 bdr. t225 utlilti• Urge selection . ConkJe's, Ft t. 7, 1885 Ford Rqw, 4 cyl., fuel Nice 3 bdr. full bMtment, pllkt, 807 2nd . Avt. Gallipolis. 82 Wanted to Buy lnjtcttd. 5 IPd. overdrtvs. tong RINOLES ' S SERVICE. up• Tuppwtplainl, Oh. centrel elr. tented ytrd. on At C111 448-441 I after 7pm. bed, 1,800 mil•. exc. cond., ritnCid carpenter, eltetrlden, Or~~gonW'(nd Cettery Kennll. 1.a1 . 1325 plu1 depo11t. Call wtth 10m1 eatfll, C1ll tfttr INIOn. ptlintlf, roofing (InductFor Nit: Nice living room suh. 114-812·2111 oft• 8. CFA Hlmel-v"'· P~r~len and 2 bdr. l.l"'fumllhld with IHII.,· Colll14-l81· 3115 . 3PM. 814· 2BB·M87. Slam.. ldtt.,t. AKC Chow Now buyine shell corn or ,.,. Ing hot ttr oppllcotlonl 304Cll It ee 1 Third Aw.• Gallipolit . 871 ·2011 .. en.7HI. Nlct 3 bdr home. lg. yerd. 314 1250 mo. pkla utilitilt. C1ll pupplll. New P'IPPI•. kittens. corn. Cal torllt•tquotu. Alvtr 1910 Chevy LIN, 4•t. 4 tpd . Pidlene U..S Fumhure. Good Coli 441·3844 oh.,: 7PM . Chy Form Supply, 114·441· Third St. Ktnauge. CtH 114· 114· 248-9698. rldlo.tPony, Cllh price 12.488. ltarkl Tr• and Llwn lervtoe, · quellty uNCI furniture. Open 9to 28tl. 441-7473. John' s Auto Sal•, aula\'tti•Rd., lonclocoping. 304·171·2019---., t or c.ll fcH appolntmMt. Slam. . kilt.,, I wkl. 135. Fum. l'ffecfency. 3 room• & 304·176-1483"' 171-1450. Oolllpollo. atdl. Hym-'Yifl kittens. IHI HOUII 4 rooms 6 beth, locettcl blth, carpttlcf • qui.e:. Single point .. lhc point. •so Nch. 83 Liveltock Rota,., or ctblt tool driWng\ . 1128'h Chntnut St. a160 mo .. working penon only. CtH 114· 19115 1 · 10 .a114 loadtd. euto, Mott wde completed samt dty. Refrlgerttor for Nit 1100.00. t78 dop. Call 114-441-38?0 . 114-H2-7201 . [ -448·4807 "'114-441·2&02. atO. &OO firm. Ctll 114·448· Pump HIH end tervlc:e. 304304·ii78·181 1. EIICIII•nt Family dOgl . t yr., old gent!• mtrtwlth 4 wk. 1210 "'" 4<00 PM. 881·3102 For Rent: Z bedroom. 1 blttl 1 blodl from the city pwk. 3 wtlkipDal dryM, wfltt•. uatd I Elkhound·Collle mla. I wM1t1 old melt colt. 1300. or but horne, complttetv rtdtcoratld. '"''rooms a blth. WO hookup. 1911 Ford Rqer. Call 114· montho. UOO.OO. 304-175Economy luHdklQ, remodeNng. aa.OO melt. 16.00 temele. offtr. 114·441·11181. H11 msny u;trll. Optr1 Hou" 0176 . Colll14-445-4172 . 119·4123. . 7111 or 17&-3133. roofing , bathroom. drywtll, 114·915· 4312. Sundt'f June1 . 1 ·!I PM . tt 1OS IS llectticel. mttOnlf'Y, ftooring. 2nd Ave., Oellipolis. Rente! E•cellent H1mp·gltt tor brMCI· '71 Ford htH ton tNdl. '79 pluml>lng, pointing, frornln,. Elkhound pup1, rttcly to go, c111 lng. 200 1111. Coli 11 4-441· tppllcetM)nl will bt tlktn during Fumlshtd lplftment, uUihl•l pold. 108 Vlno St" U3&. Call 63 Antlqu11 Chft'V • wheel drive awe. CltM'IC lnlllllttion, 304·87 · 304-175-1173, 1 2•00 .. 4•00 thoae hourt. Cell 114-281· 114-441·92•4 24,., . btlwltn 9•00· Commodor 121 co,..utlf' lit 2440. PM. 5110 or further detlllt. 6•00. ecc•torMII. CtM •ft• 8:00, For ult or lt•t: reglttertd 304· 578· 2010. Carptntry. rtmOdellng, room Moder ized countrt ho i"•· 2 bdr. lurnittltd or unfurnillhed Full slit br• Mel. compltt•. Sltm•t. femalt cit. 1 Y, yeers yNtllne polled herftt'd bull. Csl tddltlon. oil building rapoln gll"den, budget g• t36. KC tplrtment In quiet mldentltl Coli 114-441-1171 . Corbin a old. f25 .00. 304-418-1120. 114-742 · 2783. 1878 CMY. trudl, 4 wh·drive. •cement end btoc*wotk. Pllntartt. 1275 plut deposit. refertn· araa. Otrtgeand weah•l df'(tr 8ntdw Fum. 304-178·1781. lngtnd rooflng. 304-878-1112 . eM. c.n 114· 311·0440 Ot" hookup. Adultt onty. No pet1. AKC registered Bllnt Hound, 1 114-441·3780. v- old, 304-171-7318. 84 Hey lit Grein U25 plus utllttl•. Call 114197! Ford pit*up • trllil•hltch. 64 Miac. MerchendiH 441·n29. 304-876·2149 . Two AKC r~gilttrtd femela 82 Plumbing 8 roomt & bs1h. elto mobile Beegle Pup pi•. 10 wHita otd. home, rtf . • dep. no pets. Ceft 1 bedroom ept. for rtnt. l11ic 8o Heating end hid Ill lhotl, Tobacco poundtge for 114-441 ·1188. rent atarts t215 . 1 month thlt Callatltn' • UHd Tire Shop. Ov• WOrmed uch 73 Van1 8o 4 W.O. Ctlll14· 2.t5·5023 tfttt 15. ctll 304· &78 111 utllltill. Dtpa:~lt 1.000 t~• • liz• 12, 13, 14, 11, Llrtt 3 bdr ., good lo~ion, t11 lnctudtl requIred of 1200. ContiiCt VII· 11. 11.1 . 8 mil• out At. 218. 2173. Hey. Tlmo1hv 11 .10 per b••· 1979 Convlt'lkln van, 1915 CARTER'S PWMIINO mo. Co11304-878-1104. IIISit Manor Apt. MidclfP(Ift. Coli 114·211·1281 . Colll14· 371; 2400. AND HEAflNO Cttevy trudl, nice. 1978 Chft'y &1.a·912-7787. Equ11 Houelng COJ. Four1h end Pine 3 bdr. house. 2 chlldrtn. hD pete, Opportunity. luv. Cell afttr 15. 814·441· 6B Fruit Pl•tlo clltam ltatt •pprovtd, MlXIId hav lire• tqu.,. ~ ... OoHipollt. Ohio must hiVe rtf•enote. 15 Gar· 2518 . piNtle HP11c tlnu, piNtle 01 .211. 304·175-1879. ' Phon• 814·441·3888 or 114· 8o Vegetables filkf or call 11 4-441·0321 . Ont ~room tffldency 1part· culvert~. rr111t1l culverta. RON 441-4477 ment. Fulty furnllhtcl. Two Llrge2bdr. ept. lndupl• hou ... bedroom tpt. recently remo- EVANS ENTERPAIIES , Jook, 1982 Dodge Convlfllon Ven, l r d iiS PIIrl.i llllll Fum.. con~tdent loettlon on deled . Above •erou.,.. tn Pome- mn. Oh. 114·218·1930. PS .• Pl .• AC .. 4c.ptaintc:htlrt, T..,lor'eBerry Pttch. You pick or Excavating M•ln St., w•t• ~d . Cell roy . Cal 114·992·8215. couch convtrb to bed. tots of 83 w• pldl:. 9tm · 7pm, Mon . thru For .... new Vttd·mlft mow . .. 114·248 ·081B. utr•. ,.cell•t condition . 114· good UHd mowtn from teO· Stt. Coli 114-448· 8182 or 841· 2221 . 114·2•5·1178. 1200 per month or no pw Echo trlmmen on Hit. Hou11 for r1111t 2122 Lincoln wetll. Mttlllndllundryt.vict Good· 1 hcl'tf'ttlng. b~temtntl, 71 Auto• tor Sale Chlklrtnl Saw Suppty, Vinton, Avenu._ 1300.00 month, ,.,.,. provldtd. 114·112-1022. 1918 Ford Custom Vtn Econo· footert. drivewaye, aepticllnlts. 8tr.,..berrl• for Mit. You pick Oh. l14-388-1114. ence. deposlt, phone 304·895· lin•. Oood condition, lotded. IM\dsceping. Cell envtlme 11 4· 75 cents ~art . We pldl t1 .00 30311 bt appaintmant. 03985. 114-192· 7130. 441·4537, Jtmll L. D1vilon, qt. ct! 304·<1411· 1817. 2 btclroom unlurntlhtd "'"'" Sttcktble Wllhlr a drvtr . 1979 FOf'd Mustang 4 cyl ., new Jr. owner. ment. No ptta. 1 bedroom brown flowertd couch, chtn tlbuitt motor, tow mllt,.ge. Call 4 bedroom hou.. end 2 bedroom fumtlhed IPI . No pets. 114· 7Z lntematM)nll tchool bus. Strewberrl• we pick, you pick . 114-211·1417. typ• frMJ:tr-18 cubic inch. 2 house, call 304·t75·3431 or 141·2283. Very good oondhlon, I opttcl Mond1y Jun• 2 . Roush'• It bDy1 bicyciM. Call 8,4· 311· 178-3030. Un&on Campground, 304·812· 1171 Thundtfbifd blue with fDrw1rd, 2 1peed ,.., end. 2320. 86 General H•uling 114-112·3183. 2231. For rent ; 2 bedroom furnilhtd whi1a v~yl top, good cond. Call HouMtrll•. 45a101811Qood ept. Aduttl ooly. Cell 114-982Tobecco tetter. evergreent. ofttri•OOPM. 11 4·441-12B4. cond. ntw ttorm wlndowt. 2748. 73 Chevy 8uNblln. PI· pb. ac, Strewberrlel plclt tour own. c.. nwlch, fill dirt, grevel. rtone, 100.00. 304-175-4131 . 3 IIMI. luHICII ,.ell., JamH Boy1 Wiler Service. Alto ut«< block; fktwood, dtllvlfed. Cltud• Winters. 814·2•1 · 1880 Chryoltr Lt8oron, 2 dr., 4a4. power ttllgttt t2IOO. 304· pools tilled . Calll14·251·1141 2 bedroom tumlahtd lpt. for Dun' e Llndlclpt, 814· 448- · 8121 . •uto, 11,8000 . Ctl 114-378· 178-1887. .. 81.·441· 1171 "'114-44&rtnt In Middleport. All utilftl• 11141. 2728. 42 Mobile Hom11 7911 . Frfiltl picked 1trtwblrrlel dall· pold. 814·192-8014. vtrtd wltttln.Polnt - n 1 City 1871 Orllf'l Contin ...l mint for Rent Oar~ge tqUipmtnt for ule. CtH Ktn't Water lenrice. W1H1, llmltl. CtN 304·171· 1748, no oondklon, oily roof, ""ly 21,000 74 Motorcycle• APARTMENTI. rnobllo homM. oftw 8 PM. 814· 441· 3243 . ciltlml, poola end wtttt!Mdt -tndcolla. hout•· Pt . PIIII.nttndGtlllpo~ mi.. 11,995. CoH 814-441· fllltcl. Coli 114-317-0123 or Gravely trtctor, el.c. ltlrt, duel 1111 Of 114·441·1243. Fully turn~hld . AC. Ill Utittl• llo. 114-441·1221 . 114· 357-7741 or 304·176Hu. ltr.wbeny field op• for whltlt, 10 HP. mower. tulky, pold, ldulu only. Colll14·441· 1973 Sporttttt new ptlnt. rt- 1247. pick your own. bring your own APARTMENT FOR RENT·Now cultvltor, llkt "'w. plow. 1184 Pontitc 1000 Specitl bullt tntlnt lftd trtntmtlalon, 41 10 ot I 1 4-441·2003. contlintn, 11 cent~ quirt , acctptk\g eppllcetione tot' r.... al u.aoo. con 114-441·4211. Edition •• · cond . loti MW ptrtl. MUit IN to clo11d Saturday, 304-171· Tourlne lim•1one. ttc. 1ptrtments In M110n Aptl Ll~ 25,000 miiN, lotcltd. Ctll14· opprtclttt. Co1114· 441·~7 . Cotl. 2 • 3 bdr mobile hom•. AC, mittd . Two Hctroom aptl It D•llvered 1 ton and up. Jim 2117. 448·1131 or 814·441-4113 ctbl• TV. BullVIlle Rd. CtM 11H.OO pw month. Rent,l Air compr•tor tenlt and b111 Lanlor, 304·17&-1247 or 678045. Colll1 4-441-4211. tnytlme lfler 15. SI1Urd.y Of' 1984 XA 200 ac. cond., 1750. 7317. 114-448-0127 oft• 3pm .. FrMHr betf. 81 cent• rei lundtY tnytlmt. riC• may be high• dtptndlng Coli 114· 441· 1210 "'" 4:00 wolghl. 304·17&·4112. Corl fumlshtd , rM~ 2, bdr. Llvln· on ktcome. Houaing wlfl be fhr;IM4 trudl 109 wlttt l"'llt Klnnolrd. PM. tvallllble to ted~ WNCII'It r• windows. Ftt1 8 ft. bed. Cell 1 In MOl. Coli 11.·441-4311 groom "pllftdo, lg. yord. 31 4 87 Uphol1tery of tlltlr color. 114·W8·7127. Of 114-441· 8411 . Third lt. IC.tntugl. Cell 11 4· g.-dlotl Suzuki OT !110 u~t.l condl· relglon. tex Dr nttural origin. 441·7t73 . tlon. Colll14·448·0121. lnt••ttd eppMtentt ehould cal Ak'OOmptMIOr 2 HP, IHtlblll, 1118 Iuick Eltotro. fotr ...,d., ltilll C,ill!llil·. 30•· 773·1011 or contact 0• TAl STATE tl60. Coli 81 4·~1 ·1132 oftw 1882 Hendo ~~ · BOOR ••· Fumlthld 2 bclr., AC. loan'ld IC. nil• ltre6b or Wlftw Jultlm It 0200. Coli 114·441-4218. UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1\ I \/1' 111 k 8PM. • IC. Mobil• Home p.,a. on tltt cond .. 11 ,400. Co! 114-3117· Moln Offt,., 1171 Brlot 1113 Sec. Ave., Ollllpolll. E•st.-n ave .. ens mo .. 1100 Rotd . Reynoldtburg , Ohio CrHm ootored twin Cllf'IOPY bed 0811. wittl rNdchlna ch•t. t1 eo. Call 114·441· 7833 or 114·HI· 1 110 Foloon body good. runt. dol>- Coll814-2111-1 117. UCHII "'ctH 114·813-4114. 114·241-1248. nMdtiOmt mtehtnlCII work, I 1111 HCJI'1• Cl-7110 cuatom, 1833. 2 bclr. Mtir HMC. no poa. 1111 UnfumJihtd apt, cyl ., outo .. 1371. CoMI14·40· uo . Ctlll14-387·0317. 61 F1rm Equipment bet• RaM Furl'!ttureManufKturlng. 1912. mo.. wntrln-. 1100 dol>· mMt •110. mo. 304·8715- Ufltlme concrete culvtnt, 12 lndt to 311nch, lr) stock. Llrgtr lt. Rt 7, Crown Ctty, Oh. Ctll oolt. Colll14-441·3117. I 1 Hondo 110 In FOd oontll7141 ovtnlntl. tvtlltbl.. up to a ft. Ctll CROIS.80N8 U YW OTI 5 tpd .. alt cond.. tlon. 1110 po• 114;112-1144. 814·211-1470. 0111 Evt. 114· 114· 812:·2834 or 114· 192· u.s. 31 Wttt, Jlolooon, Ohio. AM ·FM. ctll .. fectory mega, 441 · 3431 . Old a now For tent on 20 ICIII. 14K70 3 114·211·1481. now cond .. te.800. C1H 114· 1181 CX outtom Hondt. Shaft Uphostered. btdroom,. 1'\i: ~ nlae yard. 4fi Fufllllhed Roome 1704. M•M¥ F......-n. N• Hollancl, 241·1040. eun diCk. In PoniiM • •· drive. • • • caoled.lhlf1t. IOOO Nowly ptlnttcl HI triCtor fur lulh HOI .... I lorvlco. Mowrey't Upholtterlng 1avlng noo. monttt phil-"'· 814.mlltt f1 000. 11 4-742-2180. sale. N• tlr•. I ft grader I'ICOUntYtr•21yen. Thtbelt 40 •Ill 11'1Ctort to lftoote from f"' ..... I~Mp~nt R..,. ond 1113 lltclt ToYota lupra 843·1141. bleclt. TriMer for Mle. WIN trMt • oo...,lott llrlt of . _ I ulld lo.Sid, eltotrlc a~nroot . hoocltcl 1878 luzuld ~M210, good In furntturt upholltlrint. Ctll """ - · k"fflnn roomt. Pn fur C'-\' or OMC Trudl . Col ........... 2 btclroom fumlthtd . No poll. Ctn1rol Mottl. Ctl. 114-40Lsrvtll 1n DDVer. IOOd oond. Cel arttn, 'oond. 1410.00, ..,.. to 304 · 171·"114 for tree 114·111·4312. I .E. Ohio . eetlmtt•. 1.:..-.::..:_ _ _ _ ___ ,._ 114-441·2038. 104-171·4010. 114-141· 2213. ·1:0::.: 7 81::.:·---~--1882 Clayton 12xl0 ell .tee. t10,600. 304·571-2488. Thit Daily l=riday, May 30, 1986 Motorcvclea Hondo.~ ,,..,..,..,,Fow ""· 61 Houaehold Good• 74 1873 850 4 aond. 304·11,1·1181. Fibre gl. . ctmpM' top. B ft. 1300. 114·111•4418 . 7 room t'louH. 1 Yl Nth a. 4 bedroomt. glrtgt. 770 Ash St. In Mldcll..,.rt. Ohio . Coli 114· 112·1714. 154 Mlac. Merchandlae KIT'JI'CARLYLII!JbrLirryWrlghl · - lith loctttr, dtpth flndtr· ftlthor. •n. Coli 114· 441· 2111. ATTN • MARSHAL( CDMMU· TERS. biOclktMICI•forrtnt,sub COinPICit onty, hllf block from c~mpu•, 304-171·8313 eft• new complttl kltt;:htn tnd • Friday, May'30, 1988 . Ohio TriM« IPIICI, ltro• ., .., prWtrt, KC .,.., t4B. Coli 11 4·317· ouo .. 814·441·3710. Trtlltr tots .-.r · and watw fumilhed. 1m.111 children tcCepted, At. 1 Locutt Ad .. biCkot K • K. 304-171-1071. Qulllty, llrge two bedroom homt on cho I~ llrg • Jut In Syracu... AIK*rtly remodel.d . •• DIAL. -A - PRAYf?~ AN&> GOj A PI$C.ONj1NlJf?l> NUMBE~. ••c. ne, F~Ptrk. cvt1... 'THE: lroJBI£ WITH M£. I~ 'THERE iS 00 SUCH lHifJG AS LC»JE.U~E.SS . . I'M 100 SElF CRI11CAL • c... 0 MORTY THEY TURNED THEHOLlSE UPS I OE- rx:¥;N I3LJT THEY S U01A 131GFlJ56 ovs:111-iE DtSA~ OFA CRUMMY HEY, DtD I EVER TEU.. 'rO.l "THE UOKEAeouT... f 1VE qQr A FUNNY FEel..INc::r 'll-\AT I DIDN'T. YES, 'rO'J DID. NEVER DID FINDn-IEM.. BOX~ CR-ACKS<S . a •tt• 1;;;:::==;::;::::;:::;== *· ~;;;::=::;;:::;::=====- 1;:;;::::;:;::::;;:=;::::;:=== I•••· •ao.oo •n. u. Ill"'"'· r- ...,d. .,.,d • •z• o.. -lon lfiP-· . ' E l'('tting Televi.~ion FRIDAY 5/30/86 EVENING 7 •00 0 Cil PM Magazine ()) Alln Smhh ..,.. 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(JJ ...... 11oM ~CCI . . eCIJ()ITe~ -·•M- . ·(1)-IIIJ. I ro Mit-~~ ..:.. . . . lk;lll_i ~ .:;_ t · (JII CNN H-lne Newo m 3 :30 I D(JII Beach. CA . (60 min. I (AI . Nowa (IJ 700 Club C»> CNN H-lne Newa ffi&-'=emor • Cil MOVIE: 'The Fury' (IJ MOVIE: 'Loon Shark' College lluebllll : 19BB World Serle• From Omaha. NE . (3 hrs.) ~ Comedy Brook ~ lndlly Newo ~ MOVIE • 'ttot.l Bertin' ()) MOVIE • 'D.O.A.' II Cil 2 :00 9 :30 Clll227 (R);lrt'S1tfto. ()) 8nMk Puu.tewa'. "' S1or10. ® .Wor.d1mork8: Anne of ClfMil GebleoiCC) A gooe off to a .-.It'll c<>f.; ,;.ltge, and ................ . ":i ~~, r in love. (60 min.) D Cil Gil Remington Ste:ete Reming1on and laura become involved wi1h a murder when they travel to Iowa to protect their $75 ,000 investment in a pig-breeding farm . (60 min.) (R) . In S1ereo. (IJ To Be Announctld Gatow,., to Goodwill: Bruce Jenner I Bud Ugh! Treck Clualc Twenty tra ck and field events are featured from San Jose. California . (2 ~ hrs.) II (I) Mognum. P.l . Mag· num's search for a kid· napped child leads him to discover a baby adoption racket. (60 min.! (AI . (I) MOVIE: ' Doctor Who: The Azteco ' (jJ Newa 10:30 ()]) MOVIE: 'To Be An · nounctld' 11 :00 Dffi ® D CUI@ Nowo (]) Succe11 'n Ufe •mTolothon: Children's Miracle Network Continued. (!J Twilight Zone 11 :30 D Cil (1IJ Saturday Night Uve In Stereo. ()) John Ankerberg SpomC.ntor ffi Star Soorch D (I) MOVIE: 'Once More. Whh Feeling!' (I) MyltttfYI : Agatha Clwlstlo'o P""""' In Crime A famous Arc1k: ex· plorer asks Tommv and 'ruppance to 1oca1e his mlaslng fiancee . t7 hrs .• 30 min.) 10•00 m ® Telethon• Children'• j'Jj}~~ j!l THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~· by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Untcrambfl tt.M four JumbleS. lour ordlnory - . I ~ffiL. ,~..,... r I) I t) .. . Police Story 0 CD MOVIE : ' Forgotten City of tho Planet of the Apof ' (IJ Jimmy Swaggan 1!11 (!) 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In :tus sa mple A '' J.<ed X for the two o·s. ole Sing le it! tors, apostrophes, the length and forma ll Dr. of the wor ds are all hlnl.l. Each day the code letters are different. tor the 1hree L'1, CRYPTOQUOn: 5-30 L KIJ WF Z I V D S L lA DIW 1- <' I 1: T ~l (; .I I T i' �Page-14- The Sentinel 30, 1986 Area deaths I Harry Knolts Robert Harry Knotts, 87. Rt . 1, VInton, died at 5:30 p.m. Thursday In Pinecrest Health Care Cen ter. Born Feb. 25, 1899, In Calhoun Coonty, W.Va., son of t!J2 latp WUllam H. and Mary Mollohan Knotts, he was a retlrro woodsman and World War lJ Army veteran . He married Gladys Shenefield, who survives, on Aug. 23, 19~ . at Point Pleasant. Also surviving arf' four sons, John Knotts of Reynoldsburg, Robert Knotts or Ripley, W.Va. , Lee Knotts of Baltimore, Ohio, and Kelli\Y Knotts of Columbus; three daughters, Mrs. Edwin (Goldie) Nelson ot Wooster, Jean Graham at Springfield, and Mrs. Tim (Nancy) Hall of Columbus; 19 grandchild ren, 27 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren: a nephew reared In the home. Rogpr Shenefield of Dallas, Texas: a sister, Artie Golf of Akron: and a brother, James Knotts of Youngstown. He was preceded In death by a daughter, thre<' brothers and thrff' sisters. Services will l p.m. Sunday In McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Vin· ton, with the Rev. Theron Durham and the Rev. Wayne Friday officiating. Burial will bf' In Salo>m Center Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 24 anrlB p.m. Saturday. Rohert Roush Robert E. "Buss" Roush. 73. New Haven, dlro Thursday at Pleasant Valley Hospital. · He was born Jan. 8, 1913 in Letart to the late Okey and Bertha Hudson Roush. He was preceded in deat h by his wi!P Leola M. Roush In April of198i. · four sisters and one brother. He was a carpenter. Surviving are four rlaughoers. Southern ... Continued from page 1 Park. FFA submitted to 11>2 NationHI FFA Foundation a grant applka· tlon for funds to Improve t!J2 park and was awarded $])() lor the shelter house. Additional funding for the project will be prov ided by Racln£> Village Council. Specific objec tives of UK' grant were to provide op!XJrtunity for the FFA yooth to dev£-lop constnoction skiDs, and to provide an arm of recreation for students and local residents. Helping with the impmvement project in addition to the FFA and village council have been. Charlie BaUey, t!J2 Racine Street DPpartment, Hemlock Pipellne and the Southern Local Transportation Department. , Village council members have also Indicated they would likr Individuals to help improve 1he mat launch site at the park. It is hoped that Improvements can be made this summer, Including the construction of a parking a re-d for boat trailers. l Pomeroy A contest Is being held the Merchants Association to by Mrs. li'f' tOrpha\ Bussell of Point Plrasant: Mo·s. Ted tYvonllf'\ design a flag for Pomeroy , Criteria is thai the design be Swa rtz of Letart: Mts. WllllaJD 1Retty 1 Gr<'!'r of Mason: Darlene presentro on paper In color, not G. Roush of Ooarlotte, N.C.; three mo,re than three colors. The flag sons, Deryl E. of Calroonla, Ohio; should have historical significance, Edwin R. Roush of Marion; or In some other way be descriptive Kenneth M. Roush or New Haven; or the community. Deadline lor submitting designs thrff' sisters. Mrs: Howard (Anna ) Weigand and Mrs. Clarence (Ca· Is June 8. They should be turned In throyn\ Gill, both of Letart: Mrs. to the Pomeroy Chamber of Thormond 1ldas 1 Tendland of Commerce office In the com1house, WINNERS - Pat O'Brien Ashland, Ky.: 2tgrandchlldrenand or to Mary Powell or Sandy dl~'t hi a hole In one on No. Dlo lannarelll. A prize will be given to 15 grea t-grandchildren. win a car In this year's llllliWII Funeral SE>rvices will be Sunday the person submitting the dellgn Melp ColiN)' JIQ'cees Golf at 1:30 p.m. a t the Foglesong selected Toonarnent - Uke he did 11111t Funeral Home with the Rev. Bobby year -.but In a two-hole playotf, Woods ctflclatlng. Burial wUIIoDow 1M team came up wmamr. in the Gt·aham Cemeleoy. From Jell 1o rlt!hl are Edison Friends may ca ll at the funeral Baker, Lee McComas, whom Doyle N. (Skip) Smales, park honlP on Saturday from 3-9 p.m. the tounament was dedicated to, manager at Forked Run State Larry Powell, O'Brien and Park, has been promotro to district Chucl! Hannahs. The two top park supervisor lor District IV d. Gene Vance teams had tied alter 18 holes of the Division of Parks and Recreaplay at 10 under piU'. Prooeeds tion. District IV Incorporates 16 Funeral sPrvicrs forGc>ne VanCI', from lhe loumameot KD to state parks in the southeastern 4i, or Rutland. who died Wednesday Middleport and Pomeroy Park quarter or t!J2 state. morning in an automobile accident funds lor recreation equipment. Smaies has served with the near Hartford, W. Va . will be held division as a park manager since at 1 p.m.. Monday at the Ewing 1972. His latest position was manFuneral Home. ager or Lake Hope State Park In Mr. Vance was born on June 9, Vinton County. "His extensive 19.'8 in Meigs County to the ' tate background In administration and ,Glen G. and Cora E. Atkins Vance. public relations as well as his He was a m('mber of the National involvement In all enthusiastic Veterans Memortal ftiOe Association, an honoraoy aspects of his park manager member of the American ParaAdmissions - Eima Louks, lyzed Vetf'rans. and participa ted In position more than qualifies him lor this position," state Stan Spaulding, Syracuse; Carol Gilmore, Rutland. wildlife clinics and animal sheltH chief or the Division of Parks and Discharges - Guy Bush, Elsie work . Westfall. Recreations. He is su1vived by h1s w ~e . Lucille Before joining ODNR, Smales Fitzpallick Murray, a brother, was employed by the Ohio DepartF(obert Earl Vance, Rutland, four ment of Liquor Control and t!J2 City nephews, David Lee, Michael Todd of Circleville in law enforcement. Richard Vance. and Keith Black, all of Rutland; one step-son, Clifford MutTay, .lr. Pomeroy; four stepda ug-ht ers, Brenda Darst , VEGETABlE & BEDDING Pomeroy; Marsha Knapp and A maniage license has been PLANTS Sharon Allbright, West Colum bia. issuro In Meigs Cou nty Probate W. Va. and Diana Boyd , Couo1 lo Walter William Roush , 25, :uG. suo NOW 00 FIAT Middleport. and She1y l Lynn Bush, 21, both of · Friends may call at the Ewing Racine. HANGING BASKETS Funera l HomP Satun:iay 4Jo9 p.m. and anytime Sund ay. Burial will lx• Lottery winners NOW $300 REG. IS.SO in Milos l'emrteoy. Thursday's Drawing 4 IN. GERANIUMS CLEVELAND iUPi t - ThursTmstees to mrt>l day's winning Ohio Lottery Leo Hill's photo art -Page B-1 I Hospital news $5 The Sutton Township 1i·uste<'s will mf'et at 8 p.m Tuesday at the Syracuse Municipal Building. Ohio Weather REG. 11.00 numlx'rs: Daily Number 622. Ticket sa les to ta led $1.125,849, with a payoff dur of $435,738.50. PICK-I 7740. 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Newsp1per Gallia County will launch Workfare prOgram By PAM McCALLL'!TER 'lln-senUnel Staff GALLIPOLJS - Last year, an appraisal of the two-year Workfare experiment In ftve Ohio counties showed that the program reduced welfare rolls by eight to 15 percent. Effective this week, t!J2 GaiUa Crunty Department of Human Services Is being added to the program, which is aimed at finding employment for welfare recipients. "We don't necessarily have an outrageously high unemployment rate here, but it Is considerable," said DHS Direc1or Jerry Barnes. ''Our case loads are always Increasing, and we thought this Is Clle way we might be able to help some of the people find employment." The Workfare program has lour components. The first, Job Club, wiD offer. classroom training lor a period of about two weeks In such skills as ftllinp: out job applications, writing resumes and handling job Interviews. Afterwards, partlclpants wU1 conduct a mostly self-dlre<:ted job search. Department facUlties will be available for tasks such as printing resumes and making phone calls. Community Work Experience is similar to the present work-relief program, but is available to both GR and ADC clients. Participants receive a grant !rom the department, then must work rtf the grant at either a public or a private employer. Community Work Experience Employment TrainIng will makevarbustypesofskills or formal training availat>le to participants. · The Subsidized Employment Program, which wUI not get underway for several months, will Involve taking each participant's grant and giving It to an employer, said Frro ChUders, program supervisor. Elich employer would receive the grant for nlne months and hopefully retain the woriOer afterwards without further reimbursement from Workfare. The program Is available to any GR and ADC benefit recipients who also qualify for specific programs. Workfare wUI begin with assessments ol those participants who have been enrollro so far. The assessments will include work histories and educatbnai background. Childers said the department hopes to have the first job club underway by July. Present applicants have been raerred by the department's case workers and are lor t!J2 most part young male heads of families, Childers said. Nine counties besides Gallla wUI be added to the Workfare program thls year, and Childers said 11>2 program would eventually be required In f'Nery county In the state. "We have great opportunities for doing a lot of things here," Barnes said. "We have t!J2 cooperation By KEVIN KElLY 'l'llnell&allne Staff GALLIPOLIS - Ga llia County officials are .looking at renaming some roads In the county highway system to eliminate confusion and allow smoother operatiOn of mall, pollee, lire and other emergency protecllon. A Ust of roads In eight toW1151llps have been proposed lor new names, but nothing will be done untll officials receive publk: Input, said County Engineer James P. Baird. County commissioners wut hold a public hearing to gather that Input Thursday at 7 p.m. In the muHI·puJllOse room on the second floor of the courthouse. "Our biggest concern Is getting the publk: to know t!J2 reasons lor doing this," Baird said. "It's needed, and I hope that by doing it , people will understand thai It's on their behalf." ' Publk: safety cited Baird said that because of a shift In population !rom urban to rural areas, the nero lor a new nanne system and a possible house-number ing setup be· comes greater. With a uniform system, he envlsbns that services can become easier and will roster better public relations. The primary reason Is public safety, Baird said. As an example, he cltro a person having a heart attack. A family member calls the EMS and tells the squad to ''rush to Roush Road, the third house on the right !rom the main Intersection.'' The problem, Baird noted, Is that there are separate Roush Roads in Perry and Addison townships, Roush Lane In Cheshire Township and Roush Hollow Road, Paul Roush Road, Luther Roush Road and RoushChamberlin Road, allln Morgan Township. · POMEROY - The first major project In Moigs County's $76,425 litter control program Is underway on what is known at the "flood road" between Pomeroy and Middleport. Thursday was the first day lor gathering up and hauling away the variety oftrash, which has accumulatro along tbe road over the years. Bernard Gilkey, who Is serving as collectk>n supervisor lor the program, was at the site with workers and heavy equipment to oversee t!J2 tediOus task of cleanbtgupthe area. Some 20 loads at trash btcludlng brush, roofing, and a vast amount of indescrlble refuse and garbage were rernovro from along the road on the first day. A backhoe was suppUed by Jaymar Coal Co. and there were two heavy duty truck !rom the county highway depart(Contlliued On A-3) of everyone, of all the other service agencies and of Interested officials and employers." "All the work sites that we have now are willing to work with us and to place more people," Childers said. "There are a lot of things we can do with this program, we've been given a lot rt leeway with It, we can do some different or innovative things with it. Hopefully we'Dbe able to do things that we wouldn't have been able to get done before lor lack ct money and staff." Workfare will eventua lly become a nationwide project, Childers said. In the wake of t!J2 success of previous experiments In Ohio, the Reagan administration's welfare study has recommended that six states set up slmDar demonstration projects which would require all able-bodied welfare appliCants not needed at bonne to take jobs. The six states, not yet chosen, would be t!J2 subject of model experiments similar to Ohio's. Racine resident source of .hope to family, friends Input sought on changing road names By NANCY YOACRAM 'l1mell liB e1 s NEW SYSTEM PROPOSED - GaDia Coumy Engineer .James Baird, left, and As81stant En Rineer Craig Bames examine a county map hearing a "In an emergency I am sure the IDiice department would prefer 755 Centenary Road to 'one halt mile south of County Road 14, eighth house on t!J2 west side, a white house with a green trim,"' he said. On the county sYstem, there are nine roads bearing t!J2 deslgnatbn of County Road 1, In such diverse locations as Bob McCormick Road, Swan Creek Road and Cadmus Crossroads. "In some counties, this has been a real problem and there Is a need to eliminate duplicate names," Baird said. A simpler system Baird proposes to establish only one County Road 1 or County Road 2, eliminate or simplify long, ambiguous and duplicated names, and rename (II'OII06ed nwnbemc sy!llem lor llOIINy roads. New names to slmpllly lhe county highway setup are also being proposed. roads after careful consideration of historical places and ligures, significant land patterns and uses and natural features. Public comment, Baird said, Is the key. "We nero a tot of input from the pobllc," he said. "I don't think any one group should come up with names lor t!J2 entire county sYStem." Establishment of a nonco nfu sing, straightforward numbering system wUI al)ow lor future expansion and growth, he said. Once this Is accomplished, road name signs wUI be erected to facilltate the Implementation, Baird said. In correcting t 1>2 road number changes,.Baird Is proposing that U.S. 35 will be the dividing line. All roads north ol a:; nave .ww odd numbers and even numbers wU1 be assigned to roads In the south. Low, odd numbers begin at the Ohio River and will progress west and north, categorized by lownshlp. Road numbers proposed Road numbers will be as· signed as foDows: Addison, 1-27; Springfield, 29-ffi; Raccoon, 7191; Oleshlre, 93-105; Morgan, 107-131; Huntington, 133-157. Low, even numbers will start at t!J2 Ohio River and progress west and south as loUolvs: Gallipolis, 2-4; Green, 6-32; Perry, 34-64; GreenfieiJ, 66-86; Clay, 88-108; Harrison, 110.124; Walnut, 126-148; Ohio, 1.00-170; and Guyan, 170-192. "After being In effect, one wUI f'Nentually be able to Identify (Continuro on A~ I swr RACINE - Vera Beegle, a lifelong resident~ Racine, says she Is thankful eve!)' day forfamUy and friends. Rest as!Ured, ber family and friends are thankful every day for her. Retired president of the Racine Home Bank, Vera as a ywng woman always wanted to become a school teacher. In those days, a prospective teacher had to successfuUy complete the Teacher's Preparatol)' CouBe and examlrlalion In order to become cerilfled. Vera completed her course, with 1>2lp from early educators W.0 . Crow and D.B. WUIIams, and the vel)' year she was scheduled to take the test, a law Passed requiring co ll ege training lor teacher certlflcatlon. Tookloaewjob "I didn't hav~ the where-with-all lor college," Vera says. So she took a job In Roush's Grocery Ston> In Racine, w!J2re she stayed lor two years. She then took a position In the Ellis Grocery Store, also In Racine, where she worked for three more years. It was while she was employro at Ellis's that her brother-In-law, Harry Roush, without her knowledge, submitted her appDcatlon for a position that was open at the Racine Home Bank. Roush finally told her what he'd done and she got the job, even though at least one ot IJ2r person had appllro lor the opening .. "I was the breadwinner at home, and I just have an Idea that sYmpathy got me that job," Vera chuckled. Racine Home Bank had only been In existence about 10 years when Vera was hired, and although she had never considered banking as a possible career, she look to the IDSitlon like a -duck to water. ' ' Vera Beegle From then oo, she made 1>2r way right up t!J2 proverbial ladder to t!J2 top, often without even by lng. In 19:/J she became cashier; In 1944 she became a stockholder; In 1949 she was named to the executive committee and In 1957 she was electro president. She IJ21d that posit 1m untU IJ2rretirement at Jan. 31, 1966. Treated aD alike Life as a child was not easY for Vera, and she learnt'd early the value at hard work. Her mot!J2r dlro when s!J2 was lust 16 months old and when she was six, s!J2 went to live with Ann Eliza Salser Hoopes, whom she called "Aunt Annie." Aunt Annie was not really her aunt, but s!J2was kind and loving, and raised Vera as best she could. Vera remembers · Aunt Annie washing, Ironing and sewing for people. "untO I was old enough to work and take care of her." During toose years with Aunt (Con tinued on A~l SALT pact problems cloud summit chances Litter control begins cleanup of dump site Auto., P.B., P.S., 6 cyl. Inside: Income guidelioes have recently been extended. Lovely apartments featuring wall to wall carpeting, ott appliances. All utilities paid except cable TV and telephone. Stay cool this summer. Must be 62 veers of ago or handicapped . FOR FURlHIR DETAilS HOME BUILDING 2 Dr., 4 sp., runs good. tmts - THE MAPLES MIDDLEPORT PHONE 614-985·4141 CHESTER, OHIO • CONSIDER... Southwest Ohlo: South Central Ohio: Partly cloudy today with widelv sca llrrrd after noon thunderstorms. The highs will be in the low 80s .. Parlly_cloody tonight with lows in the low 60s. Partly cloudy Sa turday with highs In thr low ROs. Thr probability of precipitation is 30 percent today and 20 perCPnt Sa turday. Winds will be from the west arounrl 10 miles an hour today and light and from the wes t tonight. Page C-1 62 OR OLDER? - STAY COOL le Central Ohio: James J, Kilpalrick oommenl8 on how the South will rise again - Page A-2 staffer retires - Beal of lhe Bend, Page D-2 Clo~eoul Spe~Jtl Issued license Indianapolis 500 res~lts A veteran Meigs Counly superinlendent's .Smales promoted MARCUM CONTRACTING •I nterior & E~eterior •Remodeling •Kitchens •Roofing SOC Sunday Contest scheduled GENEVA (UPI ) -Soviet negotiators have warned that the Geneva arms talks as well as any new summit will be jeopardized If the Reagan administration abandons compliance with t!J2 SALT II Lreaty on Umtttng strategic rruclear weapons. Official Soviet sources Friday said the danger of repercussions will be madecleartot!J2 U.S. side In Geneva. Secrecy rules agreed to when the arms talks began In March 19£6, prevented Soviet chief delegate Vlktor Karpov and his aides from conunentlng publicly. But they mR ~ the Soviet posltbn was w tllned vll diplomatiC sourres. BACKROE-JaymarCoaiCo.p!'O\'Idedabackhoe to help rih the cleaaup.U.,the flood road ~n Pomeroy and Mlcldleport, the lint projeet lDiertakm In ,the OOUII&y's control prorram this uuer f11111n1. Some 181oadts ot lruh were hauled oul otthls one area and It wu bebtJ prepared lor 80me type ot heautllcatlon 'lllunday. Those sources aid Kal"j)Ovwould be warning U.S. delegatim leader Max M. Kampelman and other American negotlaton that any breakthrough at the stalled talks would 1r all ~ t Impossible It Washlngtoo rmounces SALT II. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev would have problems with "his own Pentagon and generals" about continuing ti"«' ta lks · If cruise missiles are deployed on U.S. B-52 bombers In September as planned, one of t!J2 sou=s said. Gorbachev also may lind It Impossible to justify a trip to the Unltro States lor another summit, he said. "What would be the point," he said. In Bonn Friday, the head ol th£> Soviet news agency Novosti, Valentin Falin, also voiced pessimism about a new summit this year, charRing Washington with "driving the two sides apart" Instead of seeking common ground. Karpov and his aides oo far have "hardly" menliored President Reagan's Si\I!.T II statement at the Genf'Na talks but will Jrobably ooon make It a major Issue when lnstructbns are received !rom Moscow, western sources said. - ,, l . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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